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FOUR SENIORS competed for the
honor of being niWTled homecoming
queen of Costa Mesa High school fo r
last Friday's game with Corona del
Mar High. Pictured here, from left, are
Stephanie Brown, winner of the qu een
contest; Linda Oetterich,Candy Evans
~nd Claire Robinson.
~. Doama Gai I nCII'Dif-
ley. Eaaliab acbooltlladMI
in the 7th and 8th ,_,
at Horace Enaian later->
mediate Scbool u.ntil laa&
Jlllle. was ejected fmro ....
cu aod killed wbea it
over1WDed twi co oa aoa. ..
Sprinp Road. ouuide ol
Borroao Sllrina•. Suaday.
Oct. 30. She wu 27.
Her 2 aooa. Craia. 7. ••
Rick, 3. were in the car bul
not injured.
She beld a master'• depoe
in school adminiatratica
from USC. Keystone Cop chase staged
Her huat.nd. Dr. Jerome
R. Tbornalcy, was appoinl.t
superin~ent ol the B«·
reao S~ioaa Unified Sdlool
Oiatrict in J11ly ud 1M
fmli ly mond from eMir
home at 226 Golct.rod
Ave., Corooa del Mar. to
Borre ao Sprinp.
Ernest P . Barone, who
10ued a pur u1n1 security
otri cer off the Bay s1 de
Bridae and mt.o Upper Bay
waters 28 feet below and
lben auempted to outsw1m
lbe pollee off L1nda Isle,
is in Oranae County Jail 1n
heu o r $276 bad pendlnJ.
a probatton heanna and sen·
tenc1nadate:'-lo\. ~1.
The 22·year-old man. who
declined to 11 ve pol1ce an
address when he was at·
rested Wednesda}, OcL 26,
is charaed With SU!>pi CIOn
of bur&lary.
The ep1 c sU'Uule beaan at
11 :20 p.m. Wednesday at the
To wen Apartment. 3121 W.
Coast Hwy., \1anners \1ale,
when secunty o ffi cer John
Fish ing, boat yards
priced out of harbor?
Concern over utveval of y ards out of the harbor,"
commerc1 a1 fe ~htn& and boat Councilman Lindsley Par·
m&Jntenance ~ndus tne 1n sons commented. "It u tJme
Newport Beach "as expres· to do somethina about. IL I
sed at Jut week's C1t} would like to take 1t up w1th
Council meellna. the JOint harbor committee."
Clarence La Belle, ~~,1 His motJon to that effect
Santa Ana Ave., Costa \1esa, "as approved by the Coun·
who has been fishena for :!5 c1l.
years, raued the 010blem
wa th a requu t for permaa·
aMII to de -. tua boel al •
atreet end while makina re·
p•ra.
He t&Jd that the Harbor
Department had told h1m
that dna could not be done
1n the harbor, and therefore
be had lO J O all the WI) lO
San Pedro.
"We are puc1n1 our Font-
mercia! fi shermen and boat
"There's someduna wtona w•• 001 •Y• .... ir ••••
entcrpriaes are forced out. ..
s&J d Couacilman Bob Sbel·
IDn .
"Let•s face 1t; thas bar·
bor has p own away from
commerc1al fisb1na.•• Coun-
celman Dee Cook remarked.
''There will be no place to
sell fi sb here before very
1ona."
Extortion charges aired
William Andrew \1artin,
39, and Joan Louise Uodee)
Mattinaly, 1208 State Ave.,
Costa Mesa, cbaraed wilb
the attempted eatortion of
a Newport Beach physician,
will appear in separate
couru this Friday.
William \iartin is in Oranae
County J ai I in I ieu o(
S5,SOO b&il pendina his
appeuance in Newport·
Mesa 11Klnicipa1 court on a
cbarp of sendina threaten-
ina letters to the pbysician
with the intent to extort
IDOftOy.
JOM ~ttinaly 11 free on
S22,000 t.il pendina her
trial Friday in Supetior
Ccaut in Santa Ana on a
daatF of conapuina to
~t extortion.
Police, alerted by the
pbysici111, arrested Joan
\tattinaly A111. 8 aa she
picked 11p wbat abe thoupl
W&l a SS,O()() payoff.
William Martin was at·
rested OcL 26, after police
acted on a tip and aealed
o(f the bouse ol Joan
\tattinaly with a c«don ol
S deaectivea. His ureat
climued a l month seuch.
lEI PASTOI IAIED
The new pa$tDr for the
Lutheran Oturch of the
\1as ter, .:!900 Pacefic Veew
Or., Harbor View Hills, 11
the Rev. Wilham Eiler. from
the Lutheran Church of die
Good Shepherd 1n Salem,
Oreaoo. He will preach 11
first acrmoo here on Dec. 4.
Budget advisor group ok' d
A commuaity advbory
c:oaaiuee to aid in the de-
YtlopmeAt o( the Newport..
~ .. Unified Sebool Di._
llict budaet pined tnat.ee
a~al Tuuday.
'ne commi Uee • not to
uc.ed lO memiMn, will
-.. ncn .. atali••• from
.. fonowiaa poua-: 0. ...._, each, New•
pan .... ~atica Alia.,
Calilllala Sdtool l!.lllploy·
... AIM.. m .... ..,
..._, NM:ipala' <Mp,
........,,,;' ..... Pried·
..... 0.0.,. ...... .... ....
Oi'rition, Personnel Divi-
aion, Pacilitiea Di•iaion,
Lcqale of WomeD Voten,
Womea'a CiYic Leape of
Newpcrt Harbor. Califomia
Tupeyera ..u·an.. N"pcwt
H~ta Mesa Board ol
Realt.ora. dle bt>d .. t d.-
~~ repr .... tathea
frca e~ ol tM local
cta....a-n of cOiiDiree, tao
P'T A, -.d ae PPO. n.. ca.titiM will meet
a.ce or twic. a IDODa, on
claln Jet .., ~ ·---d. willa._ Le._. Hewcomet ... .,.. .. , .......
dies
L. L1cken s discovered h1m
tn the basemen t of the butld-
•na.
The bearded 6·footer was
escorted to the sueet,
where he sa1d he planned
to ao to the Stuft Shut and
look for h1 s gul fuend.
When John L1ckens looked
a moment later he saw the
evtc ted man c)'cltn& down
Coao:t HW}. on a company
btke.
Hi lt 'hout to "~top or be
shot" went unheeded and
the secunt) o fficer clambed
tn h1s car t.u g1ve chas e.
lie '>fl~ltted the neelna
C\cl t!>t on the Bavs1de
budge, Jumped out ~f h1 s
car, and beaan Hrugallng
'With the !>Ultpect.. who clut>-
bed the o ff1cer w1th the
bike he "a" Sl tllnaon. He
then 'lltpped behend the
officer, arabbed hiS 1\10•
belt and the seat of ht s
pants. and dumped hem off
the bwiae enw the wat.CJ.
John L1 ckena doapclly
climbed ocu of lhc water
and aave cbue aaa.en. Th11
lime he ca.uabt up v.adl the
fua11Jve at the Islanders
Furne ture Store, 1n the 300
block on Bay 1de Or., where
he fi red everal shots at
hem.
The 'lewport Beach pollee
JOined the Ke)'SIDne Cop
Cltue.
Four men were sent to
L1nda Isle to head off che
nee1n1 man, who was SWII~
m1 n1 SO feet off shore to-
ward the esle. Offi cer Ro-
bert Puker suepped off his
uneform and be&an swtmm1n1
after hem. He fi nally cor-
nered Ernest Barone, after
a ll~y ard swam. on a buae
moored o ff L1nda Isle. Of·
licer Charles Keeth swam
out wt th handcuffs and they
a.nuted the man on a ch as·
ae of buralal).
Mrs. Ba iley
dies at 8S
Lazz1e H. B&Jiey, 85. of
2~16 Oranae Ave., Costa
\1esa, dled Fnday, Ocl. 28.
1n the Lea sure Ca1e Con·
valescent Hosp1taJ. Sbe
was botn July 25, 1881, 10
Mi noun and had h ved an
the Harbor ~rea for 43 years.
Dr. 'T'hcmaley. 34, sw•·
•ioualy held Cbe posilioa
ol uaia~t tllporintadtftt
in the Fountain Valley
Oiatrict. While in Fountain
Valley, be waa cboaea
• •man of Cbe yeat" for 196$
by the Junior Chamber of
Commerce.
o-.14 T.
Don Tilley
sucrumbs
Donald T. Tilley, 1100
Cliff Or •• Cleff Haven, dJed
Tuesday, Oct. 25. at baa
home.
He 1 s surv1 ved by b1a
wife, Barbara; } dauahteu,
\tartba and Nancy T1 tley
and Carol Spencer: and a
son, Kennelb.
Mr. Talley served 1n the
Army Au Corps durina WW
II 1n the South Pac1fic. He
recetved the Purple Heart.
Outiopushed Flyana Cross
and Au \1edal.
He was a paduate of Stan-
ford l,;o1veuaty, ow1th a B.A.
1n econoauca. and had work·
ed for die Santa Ana office
of Pacific \1utual Lefe In-
surance Co. as an under-
wn ter sence 196~
He was acti ve tn the \i ..
sons for over .:!0 yean and
was actJve tn the Harbor
Area Boy Scouts.
Services were held Fnday,
Oct. 18, at the Baltz Mor-
tuary Chapel, Corona del
\tar.
She is surv1ved by 4 sons,
Wallard and Bemae of Costa RACING SLOOPS GIVEt4
\iesa; Orvalle of Kanus and AS PODOLAK M!MORIAL
John of Oreaon; 4 dauJhtera, UCI is beiua aiven two
Dorothy Gridley o f Costa fully equtpped 3~foot rae:·
Meaa, Grace Padaeu and ina aloops by Comehlll
Esther BI&Jne of Ptloeni~. Sluelda, New York annat·
Anr.; and Jean Oa.;s o( tnCDt banker and yacbtaiMO.
Roanoke. 21 pMdcb1lcben. 11M aaft 11 in rae!DOf)' of tae
and l3 areat-piDdchlldren. late Walter Podolak, New-
Services wera held OcL port Beach sailor wbo wu
31 at the S.li·Broadway dse fint westerner to akJp-
C't\apel \1ortuary an Costa per a I2-1DOt.er yacht en the
\1eaa. Interment was at ~rica's C1q1 tr•als. Also
Wulrrunatcr \tcmonal Park, eacluded ill the pft 11 ..
wtds the Rc•. M.C'. Cronac coat of uadhna, aalu aad
officaabnJ. tra..port&lloOO COlli from
fUTUII MISS AMIIICA? 11M E.aal CoaaL
Dnict and ~y Aen aro.. LAIOI DeSPUTI MAY
beck are pucnta oladaqh· DllAY MOV. S COMCliT
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(7 U) 673-0SSO OFFICES IN CORONA DEL WAR, CALIF.
ave scare is 'all wet'
REVIEWING PLANS of the Mariners
Lions Club of Newport Beach to par-
ti Cipate in the Lions Intemational
world-wide youth peace essay con t~st,
from lett, are Dr. Chuck My~rs,distr•Ct
govemor, Bill Gorden, Zone C chair-
man, and Robert Eschbach, presi dent
of the M•rin ers L1ons Cl ub. The first
olace award sa cash orau o fS25,000.
!Cameo House ohoto.)
New bond vote is due
Another school bood iu11e
for buildina construction
wi II be voted on tbia aprina
or early fall, depcndioa on
the decision reached by
truateea of the Newport•
Mesa Unified Scbool On·
trict wbeo they meet Nov.
15, at the Kaiser Jun,or
Hiab School, 1110 Santa
Ana Ave., Costa \ieu.
Also to be presented lD
Student swap announced
the voters, but not oecet·
sarily at the same ume, will
be a ~queu far funds to reo·
ovate ~ewport Harbor Hilb
School and brina it up to
lbe Title 21 rcquarements
an the Faeld Ac:t.
Supt. Leland B. ~ewcomer
reported to the trusteea
Tuesda) evenana lhat be
plans to seek the formauon
of a comma Uee ol lay U•
~ .,.r ... ae Dia1ric:t"•
present powth swoble:ms
Dll Ftde lh• Cl 5 19
10 cliacu a iaa to adlicfl a
conaenaaa.
Newport Harbor Hiab
Sdlool announce• i u pa.r-
ticlpatiOD ia a amd•t .......... _ ..... c-.e jo de lat.crc.ambio
EaMcliMiil <fl• AI .....
C011a1ol ~ Slad•t Ea·
cb&eae) in Buenos Aires,
SOGds Ame ri c:a.
The POIJ81D i I UDder me
I upe:rri I i OD ~ the $pea i ab
0. puwmcnt, dae Newl)ort
Harbor Hip Adminiuratioa
llllder •ice principal, \irs.
Vaabke H. Breedina, a.nd
faculty coordinator, Mrs.
Beverly Cramb.
Some 1$ hi~ acbool atu·
denta wi II arri•e in New·
port Beacb about Pebcua.ry
7, 196 7, from Bueno• Air ea.
and wall be peau for l
weeki in the bomes ol .-...u of S,.l• claaan
at Newport Harl»or Kaab
SdsoaL
Nat t~mDCr, U Sputsb
scudc:ots from Harbor Hi~
wi II ba•e the opportunity to
1r ave I lD Ar,eatioa. They
will lhe in priuc.c homes
in ~aos Aires fa. oae
rDoatb, July 20 to A&aa. 20.
While there, ~ wtll
attend clau for aboot 2
hour a daily. recea Yin a a
special certificate upon
completion or tbe couraea
dcalina with Az~Cntine
history a.nd c11ltwe.
Two poblem. wbidl
prompted dlc tftalen ..,
"IDOUD t a c.a~ p•• tor
paaaaae of • bQad iawe ia
A~al or October ~ ant
year are &bcjr belief iu &be
need for more claaaroams
tbtouahout dle Oiatrict and
conacrucuao of alliah school
an East Blot!'.
Students go for Reagan
Spin ae11ic:aa a.nd re·
locatable claurooma will
be uaed dlia fall to tem-
porarily solu the clan·
room ahon.ap,
Dr. NewCOIIICr aoted that
split aeuaODI could rcdoee
costa for the Daatric:t but
that it w111 be ••me~
vo1uent" Cor mothers and
teacben.
Coroaa del ~~.tar Hiah
School acudcmt body chose
Rooald Reaaan aovemor tn
dseu mock electiOD beld
Tuld.ay and approved
po~itioaa 2, 4 and 16.
Th•re ue 1600 students
enrolled at Cc.oaa del \tar,
approaimac.cly 500 •oted.
Seaior Judy Paae. wid\
lhe aid o( social studies
depat11D8nt head John
\iitcbell. is credited with
aettiq up dse election and
aecudq pollina booths for
studcmt u~.
In 1be piMmatorial race
Ronald Rea.-ptbered
317 wotoa, Go•. Pat Brown,
107.
SIDd•ta aodded approval
of propoait:iOD l, a boad to
proridc • 1a111 colle .. a and
..;..,.ity facilities with
t 2JO IDillion, by a YOte ol
404 to S6.
Propoa1UC1D ~. whec:h seeks
ID lower the requared vote
needed 110 ap~ove obh·
ption bonds ror h branea
and schools from ~ 'J to
60 per cent, won stl.kioGl
appovaJ 318 to lll.
Propos1t.aan 16. the .. clean
asrrnendment," paned
student ap~oval 331 to
134.
COISULTAIT IAMEO
Ne•-port-\ieu school tru •
teea have apeeJ to P•'
SIOO a da)', for not mme
dian 10 da) s. to Or. Tom
~ruth, 1\lldance duecUH of
CoVlna·\ aile) unified
School Outnct. a a con·
sultmt 10 meet .. 1dt the
Newport~1eu au1dance and
t.esuna comnuuee.
.. Teachers don't like
double teUIODI ," he aaid.
Tho other boDd ianc will
be beld for lk SJI'O'Cctioa
of the ttust.ees. The Field
Act reqwrca that, after
detemunina a buildin& fai Ia
to meet standards, auatees
muat present the swoblem
to the •oters in the farm of
a tu overr•de and bond
iuue to Jive them the choioe
or repatr of the racili ty ar
Ill abandonmcnL
Such an action will free
lhe auaa.u ol penonal
liability if dse buildina
were to col&ap.e becauae
ol lateral an•• ar oeber
scructu.nl dcfec:ta.
Boo bu • iii• • eel Roy 0. ~ran, admlnaa· ~--e yllg cr CIZ lrabYC Ualltant. I&Jd &ha, ~ all buildinp in the Dia· n.. N"pan a .. c:h Ci~ mone y cocktail bar. or tncl .,. aafe llut that N ...
Cou.c:il Ilea receiYM a laYCIII. We ea.caot let ~ pc.t H~ Hiltl. '-ailt k·
lettlf of crit:iciam fot ill lhe ban (not drank bara). for ll.e Pi•lcl A.c&.. bl
-..rcwa1 ~ •• aaa ot cu Hwnb for ~. Cook'• not mHt preaeala........,..
--.y to ..., iatoaica&iaa courare (tor YOCiDa ·"'no"j. n. adaool ia eow •dew
Uqaor for a meeti., ol Let'a be coaatNctiYe i a,. ·~ bJ Jola A. 'fllnill Mid _,01'1 ..S chy --aen~ send ol d.la.cliW~." Auociatnto *'-'-._
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beaer -.,, -. ccaanc· Ect••aaer. Balboa. waa an. .. FieW A.ct 111at dH
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City guarded
by is lands
Exten11ve defensive action
apinst pos11ble danaer
from tidal waves was taken
by Newport Beach c1 t)
officials Janna the tedal
threat of 21~ weeks aao.
Tltis word of reauutance
carne from Cit)' \tana&er
Harvey Hurlburt' office an
reply t.o cnllcesm from John
Durio, pres 1dent of the L1do
Sanda Conwnun1ty A~osn.
And from a lon& time res i·
dent, who sa1d he d1d not
wi sb to ae t personally em·
broiled an the ar,ument,
came the comment that
Newport Beach is not en a
danaer area h far as tidal
wave ac uon is concerned.
Our Cit) •~ we II protected
by Off shore IS lands, be
said. and he added that
since re cord keepin&
started back in 187 S dlere
baa never been any incident
o( tidal wave penl.
There v. as a scate here
dunna the 19 33 earthquake.
but lbere was no occasaon
for alarm, he 1a1d. And the
tidal effect was mfinl·
t.ea imal after the heavy
eanbquakc an Alaska several
years aao, be atated.
\tr. Ouno wrote to the
City Counctl last week,
sayio,a that the ca t) had
taken almo t no ac tion to
warn Joe a I res1de111s Oct. 17,
wben there were reports or
pendtna danger.
"As a c1 uzen of 'e-wport.
Beach , I demand your tm-
medta\e acuon," he wrote.
He saed that the L1do
~da Ann. • "lookaoa
fu a auc:o Of auru tar de·
Yicc to warn our reaidanu
aJid pelbaps a few lucky .... ·*""·" Ke w~d the ctt) lD ut
•P a wamrna a)•a&em.
1ft ftl)ly, a C• .........
tepOI1 a aetiaa cahe by
die ci wu pro .,.,.-.ct by
Merrill Duncae, aui &ant
chief of police. Here it lie
tnt ol his report:
.. In reai)O'lse to a let.aer
!romJobo Ou.rio, Pfetldn&.of
Lido Sanda Conmuaj ty
Auocaation, cnticizina ae
City of Newport Beach [•
not makin1 preparations [or
&hreatened dasuter lut
October 17th, I w11h to re•
port the folloW1oa :
"1. 1\l ~pl"fo:umately 1:.20
P.\t th11 department waa
noufied that there bM
been a e1l>m1.: d1St.111ben~e
off the coHt of Peru which
had resulted 1n the develop.
ment of a u dal wave. Tbere
was no 1ndacat1on u to the
maan1tuJe, ~reed or dueo-
tJon of the alleaed udal
wave.
"2. ~t apJYO"ITIIIteJy ~:JO
P. \l the Lnt ted State a
Coaat Guard 1nJtcateJ that
the) were rno' 1na theu
sh1~ five mtle~ •"IUl 1u sea.
At thu bme I act1vateJ t.he
enure reaource" of the de-
pa.r1ment, ~ncludeng reserve
officers.
.. l . Oranae Count} t ev1l
Defense bad reco1Ycd all
Uleae nouf)c auon11 .
.. ~. I\ II detecu v~ and
peraODDel act d1~!1(t1od to
acne as evacuatloa o('flceu
were auem~eJ w•UI nccea·
181)' veh 1C:Olat eq1U pme.tlt at •o C1 t.) Corporauon ¥atd
!Mder tbe c onwnand ol
Captalll '1•nuJh.
"S. Oucf RuJ activ.t&d
1he \lattM fety Dcpett·
rant aad \4r. 1 1 ol
llae Harbof Dcpercr.at cbl
lbe same for hia •.-laa-
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NOV. I WILL TEST VOnNG CONCERN
T4JI'Sday's elect•on will be a test of the citi zen vot er,
rather than of the pol1 ttcal candidate. The test will be
whether tt-e voto:r "'''' cast h1s ballot with the a im in mind
to proi•'Ct t. oHn wei fa re and to preserve the strength
and securrty t th" nation.
Never tUVL the 1 ~sues been so crystal clear, touching
thr l'verydJy ltves vf all citizens. On the local scene, the
most JnPM('nt and urgent tssue 15 the alarming ri se in food
prices, rl~ul ttng lr?'" the ruinous spending schemes of
Prtc..irlent John>vn 's AdministratiOn. An issue both local
and fore1yn 's the escalating war in Vietnam, which is
IJ• ng lncJI bo; ~ H1tO ,1 war that tht Johnson Aci'ninistra-
t• ,. scerT' to hJv•' n~" tn tent to win. A Jrd issue, grimly
rri' cting urI''" war rrsis,is President Johnson's shoclc-
'fiJ,t'IU tn>• .. te'lt 1«:••Jnd for mo re tradewith the communist
n.at• ''S, whtlt tt e CO"'""unists are killing and wounding
o • • tiel 1 s 1 n / E tn J,..,.
.~ t~ :r esc SJes in ,.,,nd, how can any concerned voter
:.l>· J bal :t for ~;:andtdates who are in the Lyndon John-
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strataht
1111PAI1YIN
IJ , .. AI.IIIIH
J could nevn-become what'• popularly aomrwheno to thc-kit ol the pompous. pbony
known as a "good'' Republicaa. Or a "sood" C~mtnt, w~l"htr that is.
f'Aomocnt, or ·~~· Third Party ~r. Moat Rtpu.blkans havt a simpk platform:
A "soo<f" ~ man is one who putt party C~t iN. Whatever it takts, ~t in. f have ar-
2head ol pnnc1ple•. He who wars the col-sued lon and Joud with t~.-people for 2)
lar o~ thc-party mutt pay the penalty -dq-~ars. ~of them aay \\ith sincmty (a~ did
radatJon. GoJdwattr ot Nrbon Rockt"frlwr) il we ~t
In the e~t races 1 have made epctthn hint in, w~ tan convt'n hun. Which is anoth·
for b-lth Democrat and Republican eandi.-c-r \"ert.ion of that ancie-nt dichr: ··vou ha''C"
datrl. For insunc.r, in Arb.aeas I tupponed to ~~ ,rutnJ br-fono )'OU can bf. a statl"sman."
()(-mocrat J&m johntOn apimt Republican To which dle obviou' anJWtr is : "Name me
Winthrop Rocll.efeliH. There is no livina one man who e~r ran on a libt-ral platform
Rod.drller, to my know~ who I would and turned CONt"rv:ui~ wb~n he got 1n. Or,
'ltpport for dos' cateher. ll JOU want an in,. nam~ me one man who I"Vt'r lird hi• way in-
dication <'I the Ktual no4.hiQcnea ol the Re-to ofti« and then turM<I hone"."
publican Party in mort ol the South. you That tbrory it &J ridiculous as the claim
don't hav~ to loolc any further than Arbn· that oncr Red China ~ts in the United Na·
ow. Winthrop R«kefeller now u the Arkan· tioru she'll ~llow and ~t c.ivilized. (Like
!Ia'\ krpt~blican Party. Arbnau wu told onc.r the other comrats and cannibals..)
aJontt with tome otMr real nta~-for $15 I havr ttruinly trW-d to makc this artie~
million (as part ol the Louisiana Purchue) on politics nMXk-rate, fri<-nd,. You will nott"
l ran't bditw Ark.an!&S is saiJI for sale. that 1 ha,·e not once rf'h~IT'ed to cheap poli-
1 hn~ been asked many titnn why our ticians. Thf'~ an-no chf'ap politician\, they
.4.l..ABAMA FARMER rdUied to ta.kr a a~ all t'CJ)f'nsiVf'! Thcrt' .m·, of courst'. a ft·w
tand on thr CUI'TC"Dl election in Alabama: ltonr 11 politician• But thf"\ 'n· .as u nu•ual :J'\ .-
Tht' an-wt"r i~ eby. We didn't ch~ lJe. five-letter work at fkorL.,·h1 A~ Mark T~~o·ain
tw~n Martin and WaJlacz becau!C" they're ob~t\cd : "An hont<•l man m politics shitlf"'
hoth vood: and Wt' didn't ch005e between mon-than ht' would dl'C"wht'rf'."
Grt'nier 1\nd Sparkman becaUJC" tht"y'rr both But let us gi\'r crt·dit y, hen-rrt'dll IS due.
bad. As they ~~ in Alaba1113, bedfellows Many of vou duubtl<'~ sa~~o thf' pt'rfonnances
make stranJrC" politics.. of the trained flt-M at tht' fau It i& qullf' re-
In Tt'nneuet" our advice wLc : Oon't fail markabl~ ~h-.1 fka' can h~.· trained tu do. So
to far/ to vott' for either Frank C lt-mt"nt or takt" comfort. MarL. TY.ain ob~" cd: ''Fiei\s
Junior Rak .. r for BiK Mouth Ba.u' ~nate can bt-tau'Jht ncarh anvthlft!( that a con·
Sut. Baker i~ the son-in-law of Lyndon John· !:!rt"s~man can."
'!On's floor mana~r. Everett Dirksen, and is .-\nd \•icc vcrs-1.
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By ••· J-•• I . Utt ~emina the war are in the
ln recent weeki my mail oo form of a question: .. When
the subject of Viet Nem bas are we aoina to win the wu
been quite heavy. Most of in VietNam?
the letters I recetve con· I •iab 1 kne11(1
This I do know~ you can-
not win a war until you mete
up your mind to win it, and
it is be comma more clear by
the day that this most buic
deciSion has not yet been
a........... )-...... w ...._ •• ..._ • .,... ~.u ..._ •_.oaa waya ~. ~••• CUMIM Md apoba aplaat
to l*foaa. "* (Aaoe,.,..) ......_itioe 14. Tllte other
Ealbettled Propoaitioe 14 I• J .. uoe Mltahall P. Mc:-
met iu Waterloo ••ly ia CotDb.
May •be• tho Swe 8apreme J•dc. Wbi&e diuent.ed
Cowt declared h to bo •· from the deciaion of the
OODstitutiooal. h may be Court, alvina as bla rca-
moulcterina in Ita pave, but aoaa lhoae aet for&h in the
ita spirit ia mueblaa oo c .. e ol Mulkey v1. Reitman,
-the spirit whi~btpromp&ed a caae wbic:h had been ap-
the vaal maj01lty of the vo-pealed from a do~iaion of
&era of tho State of CaH· cbe Superior Court of Oranae
fonda co rise up In dofenao County. Juatice White sta·
ot the riaht of ownership ted in put 11 follow a:
and of the disposition of "Nothina In the federal
their property. Conttitution aivea one ~iti·
Ott Moaday niabt -Hel&o-aen the rlaht to acquire
we'een, aboata, hobaobUna JII'Operty from another ~iti
and the terrors of the nllbt zen who does not wish to
mouccd out homes. On tell it to him even if the
TUeaday nipt at a ••no refusal is bat~d on race or
vote OD j~aaticea rally'• reli,ion. 1 do not justify
aponsorod by tho Oranao discriminatory Pfivate con-
County Citizen.• Council, duct oor approve the state's
held at the Premont Junior failure to fatbid it. but 1
HiJb School in Aaabeim. nbmh that it is not the
State Senator _J~n Schmitz s-ovinc:e of this court by
paraded political ahosts judicial fiat to ena~t le&ia-
upon the rostrum. letion, a function reserved
His purpose was to tell to the people or the leais·
the truth about re~ent Cali· leture ...
fornia Supreme Court deci· Justice Marshall F. Mc-
siona relatina to law en• Comb con~urred in dissent-
forcement, pornopaphy, and ina op1n1on of Justice
property riJhta. He paid White, atatina 11 follows:
particulu reference to the ••unless we arc to be-
justices who struck down come a socialistic State in
Proposition 14. which people have only
The theme of the meetina limited riahts to privately
was a "no vote on justices. •• own, poueu, enjoy, and/or
Nevertheleu, let us rise in dispose of property, real or
defense of 2 members of the peuonal, the proposed ae-
Supreme Court, who dis· cision is obnoxious to our
sented from the majority besic fonn of aovernmenL
opinion. l)ne of them is ••The people ofCahfornia,
Justice Thomas P. White. by enactina Section 26, Art.
who bad been selected to 1 of the Constitution, have
act as a substitute for a made it altoaether clear
dtiie ript to owa, poueu
Mtd enjoy priva .. ownersllip
ol property.
.. By its dociaioa. our
Court has elfectivoly nul-
lified the will of tho people
from whom h d.PfiYol Ita
power:•
Thus wo have t-wo illua-
trioua public: sorvuta -
Justices 'White and Matahell
P. McComb -whoao name a
rina oot loud and tloar
above the noise end ton~alt
ol the political bettie. Tbey
deserve the plaudha of aer•
iotU minded voters who be·
lieve in the inviolability or
property riahta -that the
riaht to acquire, to enjoy
and to dispose of au<:h PJO-
perty is fundamental in
America. Some sianal honor
should be accorded them.
Justjce White, hevina
retired from servina as a
Justice on the Supreme
Court, is no lonaer a s:on-
testant ror reelection.
J usticc: \1arahell F. \4<:·
Comb is a candidate for re-
election. Let us hope that
the Conservati ve voters in
Oranae County wi II rally to
his support, and JOin wi th
the lesion of sober minded
voters elsewhere in the
State. to return him to of-
fice on Election ')ay. This
is a recognition which he
richly deserves, and an
honor to be confened upon
and to the Supreme Cowt,
which sadly needs men of
conscience, of couraae and
character lo bolster ttl in-
tepity quotienL Perhaps,
election to the office of
United States Senator would
be the next s tep.
YOU VOTERS CAN DO SOMETHING ABOUT IT
T• • 1 • ,, t ng •n the 34th Congressiooal D•strict
n1,. • .1 ~. t do something about this situation. ln-
;:~~~h~~~~-L-e~H~e-r-s~-,-o~th~-e~-E-d~1.-t-o~r~~
of State Oean Rusk, and var·
ious and sundry other offi-FIGHTING WIM"""-"L 1 "'
STATE IOIIIIP
CJ'tLnt r.:j re .. r an R•chard Hanna is a Johnson man.
.., l'' ... : rJt "~9 I onl y b0• by the Americans for Con-
st t ... : 'Ill A:t1c.r ')hv.vs how cons1 s tently he supports the
inf 1t1:;n l rt sr~>•HJ•ng schemes of the Johnson Administra-
t• ·. T1•c ;ath r) str~ c t has a chance to send Frank L a-
~.111' 'tJ ·1qr ~>,s ,,, place of Rep.H annaandh~lp reverse
tJ" 1 lr f ~rer orng Jnd defeat.
t '' -u, '"4 str .t, .ve have an •ncumbent candidate who
· • · th• Jrhnson corral, but is on our s ide -Rep.
J 1 • ~·" rates J h•gh 9 5" on the ACA rating for
~Jur Jt' q ~~"stltJ tr onal 1eg1slation and sound fiscal ~ '''Y· 6.-r. tt des~11es an o verwtl elming vote for a trip
tJ~• t'> WJsh•ngton.
Jrr tt·c !vP Col d orn 1a ra ce, th~ issue IS eQually clear.
G "· >J ,. t'.!r "'', true to his devotion to big soending, has
e~u, rt .-I those housewives who are boy-
' "''i J"j "'Jr~ et s n the~r misdi reeled fight
• r , -:• c.;. Qonald Reagan recogni zes the true
J' t1 ::-rtt:es. He s ay s that the housew1ves
• , • j at the Tark et s, but at the federal go-
u ... g rf atton by defc•t spending .
~· • o ,"I• fo • PJrald Reagan for governor will show
y .r ,.,,,, ,,, ~~~ "~·ng p11 ces, and Hill give Mr. Rea·
ll'' ' J t• 1 r jettulg fiscal a ffairs 1n order in Cali·
f •n1 , .'<' t rr 1n~> r~st Of government IS grOWing 5 tim es
h ,,.., '' u • tt'~' noouiJt•on.
1 '·' v t H'"U ~1elo the fight agatnst rtStng pr~ce s and
" n 1 t 1 '" vJ rr -rl ectrng s tate Senator John Schmitz in
tl . ··~"' ·, tr 't. fH flas Jl ways voted against big spend-
" • t • , ,, 1,.,, CJ tt•n g back go vernm ent spending is
t•' , :, '' • 1•t fr Nn the bu rden on us taxpayers.
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.. •t 1.1 I hPip wrll be Houston Flournoy fo r
•, ~ 0"'' ~ rt~cr fo r lteutenant governor, Frank
~·c~.l'/ :' ~tate, Ivy Baker P riest for trea-
11 w ~ for attorney general, Frank Me-
v Jr t ;I roual zatton, Robert Badham f6r
·• -:;t s tr ct Th.:>se o f you in the 35th
•· ' r J11 .1St your vo te fo r J ames Whetmore.
• • • FOUR JUSTICES DESERVE "NO" VOTE
r r • ' r 1 • ,. n 1 long whll e, ther~· s a chance to
.,,,,. , :1 "'' r 1 ,, "''ct•ons •n the choice o f justices
1 tr .Jl ,, • •· Jurt. I have heard objections to the
the JUSt•ces off the bench, becaus~
, u'd be beyond politics. But these 4
t• • Ht' rr p..,l1 trcs, all r~ght, and have scorned th~
''"•' " '11 tP tSt')n c;,f Cal iforn ia voters to preserve the
fr,, I• • : t J 1 111•1 sPI J oroperty.
lu•,t• t, JUt':. Hu rlc e and Paul Peek and Chief Justice
Rogt r Tr 1ynor rul c·d P rop. 14 unconstitutional. Justice
Stanley ~.bsk dtd not JOin in that ruling, but had previously
decl c1reJ hr·nc..f:'l f <l'Jdinst 14. Vo te "no" on all of these 4,
and g• ve Ronald Reagan the pti vi I ege of appointing new
JUS tices. Justtcf:' Marshall McComb deserv~s a "yes" vote
to r c;upporttnq P rl)p. 14.
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COMMENTS ON THE PROPOSino•s
As fo r the pronos•tions on the ballot, a generally safe
gu• de 's to vote "no" If you are in doubt. That pretty
well appl•es rn next Tuesday's voting. I'll single out 2
part• cu·l ar proposals for a "no" vote, because they both
would mean an additional burden in our alr~adytremendous
cost o t schooling. Thest are Prop. 2, bonds tor colleges
and uni v~rsi ties, and Prop. D, the Orange Coast Junior
Col t~ge District tax override. The "no" wil l be an ex-
pressioo o f tax revolt in I anguage that can be understood,
also a voice of protest against the ccrnpus incidents that
have vio lated standards o f decency.
r have previously expressed my stand against Prop. lA,
the constlwtional revision proposal, because It would
uuse an exorbitant Increase in legislators' salaries, and
would establ ish law.malclng a s a full-time occ1.1patlon. Too
much harm Is done already on a parMlme basis.
On the antl~bscenlty Prop. 16, you will have to decide
bet.-een your desire to COft'lbat the frightful peril of por-
nography, and your conum thlt the PfOPGWI Is lttallr
defectJve. You will have to mae 10U' own ckci~Oft. (Pu-
sonatly, 1 am going to vote "yes."> On all tt\1 ob PtO-
,posltions, I will vote ''fto," ae~pt lor •• last It• on
ltlt ballot tor Newport Be ldt ¥DtlfS. PfOP. E, whldt will
correct a previous ontslgftt 1ft .,._.,,,. Itt Mit of
cl tt-owned t~d. SoH wtlt be "yes" • E.
The ttme has come for the
t&Jtpayers of the state of
Californ.i a and the nation to
demand a halt in the ever-
mountina toll of taxation on
productive eaminas and in
the p owana tu threat to
home ownership.
The burden of tautioo oo
many retired home owa.re
and propraotors of smaU
buSinesses ia already ruin•
ous. Por the middle-income
rami ly. the backbone or our
economy, 1 t 11 approachina
the limit of what can be
bome. The personal 1ncome
tax, federal and s tate,
hacks orr peat chunks of
the earnmas of the husband
and father, and of the work-
In& ware. Then there is the
constant n1bble and bite of
the: ~"'r state sales lU.
wh1 ch amounts to 80 cents
on every 520 purchase .
Calif,,rnia taxpayers ue
an a mood for rebellion and
r-L. Ill c:ials of the Administration --WI a The Edjtor or the Ensian • have repeated over and over
their contention that our aim I have been watchina and
all claim to aerve them well. in Viet Nam is not victory, listenina for sometime to
But there is a disturbina but stalemate. It has not the appeals citizens ue
tendency toward direction· yet occurred to the civilians makina in reaud to finances.
o r their affairs from the top, runnin& this war that inlthe They amaze me.
without reaard to the wishes absence of a quest for vic-~II around them in the air
of the members, which seems tory the only alternative as are murmurs of bankrup~y;
to be powina in direct paral-defeat. and to be sure, this could
let to the powth or bi& ao-It seems to me that ow be worse than smoa. Aa I
ftrM!IIlll and Its removal problem in clearly defioln& have been told, the smoa II
from <:loae, dire<:t control a aoel in Viet Nam lies in beina produced by the poli-
by individual citizens. the fact that we do no t ap-tic:ians and beina freely
Thia tendency, unleu pear to have a clearly de-dispensed in order that you
checked, reverses the pro-fined poltcy v11-a-¥il the and I never see just whet
per channels for leadership International Communist they are doina.
and policy-maltlnJ by these consp~racy. Th1s fact bas The thouaht of rationina
p oups. Instead or sprinain& mamfested itself time and cuds and tiabt money ro-
up from the pass roots, time aaain 1n the failure we minds me of the period
leadership is aiven and have suffered in Cuba, AI· prior to our entty into the
policy made by lordly de-rica, and the remainder of Second World War . Thinas
crees from on h iJh. the world. have certainly improved
As a le&i&letor I often The Conununists, be they since then, however. Re·
come in contact with this Russian, Butauian, Viet-member how you often had
trend and its effects, both namesc: or Chinese, are the stamps and no money
in the representatives of or-actively enaaaed in a wu, with which you could pur-
aanized aroups who appear sometimes cold, often hoL chase the product.l)on't
before leaislat ive commit· They reco&nize the free-worry! Uncle Sam will be
tees, and in the chan&ina at-world as their enemy, and supplyina both stamps and
titude of too many in aovem-the United States as the money this time, whi~b
every politic1an in the state ~nt itself, . w~o .be&.in to prime taraet in this war. Our acts ua beet to the tiaht
knows 1t. The peat danaer think that theu JOb 11 to sell position would be very much money situation. Somethina
1s that cleverly drafted various fonns or socialism like that of a prize fiahter about the war on poverty _
P'oposals for shaftina the to the ~ople in~te~. of r:-st.andina in the rina, beina or would you believe build-
bwden w11l conceal the pres_entma the andtv1duals "'--at•n va·aorously by his
h d r ... L......-d ..... "' ina tunne Is (just ror those Ill act that u•e uw en des1re to be free. opponent, and all the while
If · who don't want to build 1lse contanues to arow. On the national level, the insistina that he was no t
In vaew or that danaer, same trend is apparent In involved in a fiaht. Indeed bridaes}.
California vo ters should the policy Pfooou.ncements this p&rallel could be car• I cannot u.nderatand how
thank State Senator IJeorae of such oraanizations as ried even further by addina so many people caa remajn
'>. \1lller Jr. of Contta the National Council of the areater absurdity of confuaed. Or is it just Chat
Costa County for his frank-Churches, the National Stu-bavina the prize fiahter's they are uleep" Ript now
ness -tf for nothin& else -dent Auociation, and the manaaer and handlers auist they uo beina led by tho
1n recently statina exactly Leaaue of Women Voters. the aaaressor between nose into a seu~h or new
what he expec ts the leai •--.11 three of these oraaniu· rouncb. ways to brina money into
lat we to do about ancreas-tioos claim to speak for The war in Viet Nam is the Treasury of the State of
1n1 spendina and raisin& thousands, even millions. part and parcel of the eo~ California, and sure enouah
taxes '" the forth~omioa All have • centralized, munist drive to conquer the the politicians arc loadioa
1966 session. ... he is bureaucratic hierarchy which world. It is not • spearate the way; but let someone
chairman of the state son-often takes poaitions dia-or isolated incident; it is mention the idea of findina
ate finance committee, Sen-mecric:ally opposed to the just another battle in the new ways to curb aovern-
ator \1iller's rnedictions views of the majority of the cold war. ment apenclina, &nd very
cannot be taken liahlly. members. few will listen. We cannot beain to achieve 11 all ... e women acr.u.a He: was quoted on October At the time of the Bolsho-· · v· N 'I UJ ..,. vactory '" tel ern untt the counnv who ate or•-i· 2Jrd as Pfedictina an io-vit Revolution in Russia, this Administration acc:epu -~ -·
crease in tho a tat o sales Lenin aave a name to the these fac:u as valid. We zina apinst the food storoa
tal, an increase in the procedure wbcreby a very cannot beain to achieve would ~aanizo into ~PI
state personal income tu, amall poop acta eontrol ol victory in Viet Nam until supportma the Ubetcy
"or a combination of both .. a maaa oraanization and wo ~ease co attempt co .. build Amendment, they not oaly
to provade tho moooy for ad-~laima to apeak and act in brldaea" to the homelands would •.an more ~MY
diuonal spendina. the name of all the members, f C 1 t -I 1 tbM tbo1r present ptOJect o ow ommun • ene ... o • ·u bu th ld The cost of aovemment in without dirc~t authorization over which continue co no-w -; save: t •Y W:i
California is increaaina from them.. He called it ••de-the auppliu and materials ~ ~~~!'~-•1omedo' <'I r
rivo timet at fut .. OQI moc::rat.ic c:cncraliam. •• The ot war co be ueed aaalnat ·r~-~ wut. e ana IOIIM-
population. The ONLY way ••democtatic•• pan was • our boys in places lite Viet th101 of lu~nv, val~. ~o
to l)fevent • tu iDCtoaao. ahem a mere wlndow.dreu• N my way ol dunktna. Ibis 11
__ .. ulti'mat ly to --.lruoa • of. • ..... ~. am. .... more i-tant o( the
IIDU • ·--~ •na YOtUll WhuU\It me.-It is an unfortunate (act . ·-...,...
taut on all now OYen..nt.... inJ(ul choice• •. Bot it cloak• but none tho lou a rac:t: two proJectt.
ed by them, it to cat beck ed ia attracllve aarb tho dtat 1lfE ONLY WAY IN -mnaa---..,..--... --ll•
abarply on aovern~~~r~ot bard Ca<:ta ol power embodi· WHICH PEACE IN nus """" IrK ~
spendiq. Por thia r .. aoa, ed ill the .. cutrallam." WOilLDCAN Be OBTAINED Aad ecco.t .at .. ao..-
1 have COftail&eatly YO\td J•t aa we 1oed moro ef• lS ntROU<Jt lltE ReDUC-ulforiq ot CMr t..oN Ia eaJ-
a,pinat bia tpeadiq Wlla Cecti•• limita oa .,.,,... 110N OP llt£ COMMUNIST •atioe; •••• ae o.r Mlo11M
ovet aince I btpa ,.., .. mo1t an4 rea.ntion ot locel CONSPIRACY 10 A POINT brocher Put alto lltCOftllliaa
untiaa Otup Couaty Ia CGGIIOI o•tt k>cal atralra. OP NPOTENCY PROM to ta.. wi.-. P"-••
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tal• tllat ,.eofd. ......, ialtiatiYe '-J io-I...ONOPJt. nutBATI!N MAN-Aa al.o Ia aU ~~
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Perhaps too many of us
will never learn. We stand
and lauah at a ')on '}uixote
and then take up the task
of buildina windmills with
which we ourselves will
fi ahl tomonow.
Yours for ~ and Country,
Richard E. 'Noodin
1SS2 Miramar
Balboa
'fAX lti~T
Editor of the Euign
\1ey we auMut to the
achool authorities that in-
atead of wringing out the
laat peon ies in taution
from the already over-bur-
dened home owner, that thev
increaae the enrollment fe~.
charp for those lectures
that are now given free, and
increaae the price on lhoee
that are now loeing money
or clo.e to it. You have a
bu.aineaa; therefore you
ahould make it pay ita 0¥o'n
way to a certain extent.
lncreue or double the fee
lor thoae taking evening
cla .. u. The benefit• de·
rived from these claases
should enhance their in-
COI'IIe and enable them to
pay more inatead of being
freeloedera on the propertv
owoera and on retired per-
••• with fixed incomes.
Vote •·no" on Proposi-
tiooa 2 and 4 and 1) •
Tax ~evolt Committee
PRCWOSITIOM 1-A
Letters to the Editor:
At last Californians have
a ballo t measure that is at-
moat completely non-eontro-
versial, bas the support <Jf
both Roeaan and Brown and
ncar unanimous support
from the whole spectrum of
political thouaht in ow
State.
The PfOpoaition is l·A,
Constitutional Revision.
Tbia JII'Opoaition was ac·
cually launched 4 yean
aao when Prop. 7 was pass·
ed. Tbia allowed the lcais-
lature to appoint the Cali-
fom.ia Constitution Com-.
m1ulon. Por the paat two
years thia 69 member com-
miuion, with Judae s~
ner ea Chairman, baa met
evory month for two-day
aeulona.
It ia well to remember
dlat ow ~aLIIUtion is the
)rd lc.t••t in tbe wotld,
uc .. "" oaly by IACtia IDCl .. saa .. ot Loaitiaoa. ...
c•a• it coetaioa to rMKia
apecilic ma .. rial ••ory
" .... ,.., ... ~t to ... ,..,.. ror a YOta~ 0111
a ri'INa pn!CM)tl tloo a ••111 two "u' at&eat to ale (IOL
...... , .... t DOt c.tly
..................... by
MWtalt .......
P1!f. l•A •u• .ly wlda
All. II. AA IV ..t V,
.w..ua~M~• .. ,...
... Aft. YI_.VIDll
• a h t ,.._ Ollllillu._
.......... lrlklel-a
priority basu but will con•
tinuc: to meet until they
h~ve reconunended chanaes
and dele uons 1ft the entire
constitution.
By sayina yes to Prop. 1·
" a voter taku the rust
s tep towarJ chanaes that
will br1na the constitution
into focus wi th present day
teality. 'V1th the Uemen-
dous arowth of the f)tate,
fdt all pucueal purpose•,
Calilomia has full-time
leaislators. JUSt as there
arc: tu 11-llmc I eai stators at
the ~ation's Cap1tol; how-
ever, Cahforn1a•s present
ConstitUtion does not allow
for annual sess1ons but al-
lows 1nstead for budaet
sess1ons 1n even years and
re&ular sesswns 1ft odd
yeah.
Chanae 1s necessuy tn
all thinas and s ince the
people voted t.'te \onsutu•
tion ~evision Commission
into existence in 1962, they
should support its reco~
mendations by voting ,.yes "
on Prop. 1-~.
Sarbva C. Eastman
Pres 1dent, League: of
Women Voters of
Otanae Coast
.. VOTe FO~ CL£4N'•
T o the Editor,
The CLE<\N 1n1ttative
Proposition 16 -may be
the most important 1ssue of
this election. It w1sely
strengthens our laws
aaainst hud-core o bscenity.
California is supplyina
three·fifths of all the nt·
tion's filthy literature, and
7Sty., of it eventually falls
into the hands of youna
people. It is involved defi·
nitely in many sex crimes.
This proposition liVes Ul
all a chance by vote to
start ~leenina up a vulaar
dispace whi ch is an inaull
to a decent state, and it's
none too soon. If our youna-
er aeneration is saturated
mu<:b lonaer with deptaved
and perverted teechinaa on
sex, the disease may be
ratal to Ameri<:a. P.at na-
tions have suec:umbed dwa.
Lot Anaelu' Mayat Slm
Yorty, in aupportina U.. ini·
tiativ-e, noted it is a chanc:.e
to e&prcu oureelves for
d"cncy. An ove,..belmioa
.. Yoa'' YOle will in itaell
be a leaaJ fact, helpi.aa to
eetabliab fiX the OC*1a
aome id .. ol c:.ontemponry
ataoclalda iD CaUromia.
The Propoaltlon •••
ckawn. 11p wich tho aid ot
..om. ot tbo boat lepl
ratllllla. Th• Stau•e Le1lr.
lative eoun •• ' euml... ' ~ally and adjMa!M It
would k naled ooutita-
tiou.l. Oood .... , ..... ,.
not oadaapred by it ec--
truJ 10 'fiiOCritJcal caa-.
ot a few). Tltoe• no c&ala
........... -... a&
all,, it ........... ..... <a.•-·· , ... J} •
toth Editor NEIPORT HARfKlR ENSIGIC
ARST SECllON--P. 3
THURSO~Y •• OY.3, Ull
OODIA 08. 11M CMJf. ·
(Co.tiaa .. ,.._ ,... ~
adaatJoaal evlcSeed)' )eel
haveo•t r .. d It (, dae)'
hope you havto't!). c ... ful
pro• i a ioe Ia iDe luct.d to
pr9vent aay auch cSuaer. It
la aa ucollent hope for
aeuint action aaalnat a
shameful nil.
Why would anyone oppose
aucb a propoaitioe? It' a
hard to find reasons till you
recall there ue two billion
dollara annually in the ulo
of this poiaon, which ia vul-
aar beyond belief. Its pur-
veyors have aome intereat•
ina connection s with politi•
ciana and reportedly with
one county's dialrict at-
torney.
Proposi tton 16 ia no
throat, either, 10 any CS.cent•
purposed writer, publiaher
or moviemakor (thouah tome
have been led to beUove
othorwi se ). As \0 the few
vocal reliaaonists who en-
a•neer oppoaation, this is
not so stranae when you
consider aome backslidden
churchmen ate e ven qu1ck to
apoloaize for communism,
homosuualaty, the Viet
Con&, even atheism, to the
embarrassment of the if mem-
bers. \iost believera ud
most leaders in all reliaioaa
are stronaly an accord with
this initiative.
If you read the entire
Propoaition younelf on
oaae 36 in baclc of tho book·
let with your sample ballot,
you know there 11 nothina
danaerous about this one.
That re~ooundina "Yes'" on
16 as a chance for "the
people" 10 aovOf'n them-
selves with self-fespec t for
the aood of all Ameflca.
Respec tfully,
J . F. Coppedae
~orthndae
SCHOOL TAX BURDEN
EdaiOr of the EntiJn,
I have seen a number of
Utoriale wliiJ •• IIMiilcS ..oe.e for tet.ool -... lind
IIIC'naea oe O¥erride tuea
..ct h haa been inainuat ed
that ia people do not vote
fOf increaae in school
booda and las ovemdes
they are oppoaed 10 educa-
tion for the pupi 1.
Ninety nine per cent of
the people want to ~>Ce
our children and )'Ouna
people aot a aood educ ation
in biah acbool and colleae.
but it is aettina to the point
where tho home owner\ of
an individual home and 10
people ownina property 10
root, that our school tax
billa are &ettina so ha&h
that they cannot s t.and the
proasure, and the orr<>!>t·
tion 10 an additional \chuol
tax and school bonJ:. tl>
aettina so areat that more
people who want tn l>Ce
aood schools and education
cannot afford to ~:arn the
tax and dollai anJ ~ent.,
load for the ad,J.twna l b·md
issues and overrtde ...
It has come to the J'4>tnt
that school lalle'> anJ l>ver-
rides plus the mcre h .: m
ow assessed valuattnn, nn
our homes are becommg un-
bearable.
I am talc an& my n\!o n hnme
as an example, m I Q<;~ rn)
taxes on my hnm<! ""c re
$288.55, on my :.amc home
in the same locatlnn 10
196~5 my total hall was
545.16 and m) tax rate \!o al>
S7.67.
On my 196f.·l%1 lax ba ll
the tota I ta' .., \Fl.llt ~h and
my tax rat e t;, \~.71<.
In 1965 m' ,ch111111 tax 110
my home wa-; \~5 5.Rt;, the
balance or the taul> ~ere
'289.)1. On the l%fl·l%7
tax ball, m~ "·" •ul ta' ral'•·
ed 10 S353.36. the ba l an~e
of my taxes arc \:95.
We have alreaJ~ vnted an
overude n n nur htgh ,~huul
for ne't \car \!oht~h wtll
rtase m~ -.~:hc~<•l ta' an ad-
ditiOnal S~4 or s~S anJ no w
we are beang .t~ Iced to v~>te
an additional H c~nts v.ht ch
would make m) tax btll IJ•l
up approximatelv S:!!l.A year,
whach m) ll'tal sehoul tax
would be H06 for ne't
year.
\1y school tu an 1 QS:! on
W!!!!:!~!!!.!!.!!!!!~~ my home ••• approxtmat ely SISO.
"0 •1& f MIAJU CAMillA
NOW AT
1710 NEWPORT 11.. VD.
PH. 646-9J13t.:oata Mea&
--~---
~POR T
• SECOND FEATUIE •
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Rod T.,lar _.
Tra•or~ia
••ntiL ... Mwr
-alto-
HaDIY PC!Me •d
JOMDt W<*twlld ia .... , ........
A TJLI
In the last 1 ~ years the
taxes on our homes have
aone up approxt matel~ :75'(
and the earmng capac at} tu
people who have ret~red tn
the 50 to 80 year niJ brac-
ket ha~ decrehed from 'iO
10 7Q<Y.,.
It as tame for the ~chool
boards anJ !>~o:h~ml <>fft-:-t ab
\0 act busy and ~ee\. •lther
sources or taxat11•n and Jc-
crease tnstead of a n~rea~o·
ina tues ,ln mJt vtdua I
home ownerlo and home ren·
tal property to be able to
hold the pta ces down on
rents to the l'nes rentan&
homes because they have to
stand these s ch~~l tiJlc<;
in their payment<> ,,f rent.
~ pers.mal feelang and
behef is ever) chald ho uld
have a college educataon tf
he as wtlltng to gu to col·
leae and be educated.
• Ao. lot of student:. drop ow
after thetr ht&h school edu•
calion because they and
their parents cannot afford
the financta I cost. so I be·
lieve that anyone who ts
willina and wants tn so to
colleae should be loaned
the necessary money to be
aiven a college education,
then be should be requued
throuah pay roll deduc tions
or income tax on ht s tu
bills to pay for the total
cost per pupil cost /for
bui ldioas and teac hers to
ai•e him this education.
By aoina to colleae he has
i~creased his ea.mioa capa·
City from I 00 to 5~ so
why shouldn't he be wallina
to pay his way and no t ex-
pec t people who have never
1000 to colleae to pay hts
•ay th.rouah colleae"
YOWl truly,
Hany Eatus
610 Tustin Ave.
Newport Beach
MIL .. COMMUMISTS?
To the Editor,
WHY SHOULD WE HELP
C<M«JNISTS Kl LL AMBRJ·
CANS? Recently Proaident
Jollneon declared that we
-t EXPAND trade with
1M eoaa-iat Nat.iool.
ftat d .. pi cable .._,.. , t
Call a.y._ ... ., ..........
QUill
IIIQtl tab to ............ .
TV Camtta ..... 1e u tU
parents lad wivea o1 our
servicemen that their na.
t ion muat EXPAKD TRADE
wtnt ntE ENEMY who ia
klllina cbeir loved ones in
Vietnam! What hypocriay to
loolt into tho faces of these
valiant men, as LBJ's re•
cent viait to Vietnam, while
at the same time sellina
them and thear nation out
to the enemy!
Even aa our G.l.'s spill
thear blood over the rico•
paddie1, once aaain we
have witneued Mr. J ohn-
son crawl before the Dol·
shevik Bout, seekina
''peace" with an enemy
dedacat ed 10 our complete
and crushana defeat. Never
before an the annals of his-
l(lry has there been any-
thtn& to equal this trea-
che~'
OuJ nation ltes exposed
today eve~ btt as much as
dad our navy tn Poul Har-
bor' Has not the anoaant
ro~ er of \1cNamuas trt pped
u:. of all our defenses?
llave not our military offi-
cer) been aaued and tied,
wh tie our troops contanue
to ftght a no·win war un-
Jer the leadership or a
C'O\f.1UN1ST CO\iMANDER
1n the U.N . <)ecurity Coun·
c tl" Has not the black mask
or censorship, the polluted
press, spread ats venom of
lte and decett aniO every
nook and comer of our na-
tiM" l)oes not full-blown
anatchy threaten our land.,
and behand at all, the "had·
den hand" of the E."'JE\1Y
WITIII"'J who, havana scazed
the reans of our aovemmcnt,
guades the destruction of
our 1Nestem Chrasttan ctvah·
zataon'
In re cent weeks, 10 'Nes·
tern, 1 Red Chtnese and 11
Ru:.stan shtp!> have unload-
ed the equipment to \ell!
o ur sons an the port of
Hat phona. Wh y have our
troops never been allowed
to bomb thas port and halt
thas continuous flow of
arms and supplies" I don't
understand how we could
have bombed vartually e very
c aty an Germany, and nearly
all or thell\ in Japan, and
now relrain from atrikiq
even ruet storaae and dock
facalttJes tn ~orth Vtetnam'
C"JOd foraave us' Can we con-
tanue tn stlence and allow
those brave men to dae wtth
barely a voace ratsed tn
prole t"
In the "len-Scott Report
(Oct. 19), we learned that
J ohnson has recetved an
l)mtnou• antelhaence report
\lO new miltt.a.ry-nuclear de·
velopment an Red Chana, and
the warnana of a possible
sneak attack upon our Amer·
tcan forces an Vietnam,
llnce the cream of our fi&ht·
tn& men have been concen-
tia ted an to that hmned
atea. In one fell swoop,
our troops could be com-
ple tely anihalated1 Further-
more tt was predicted that
once thas 11 accomplashed,
revolutions wall break out
tn full force cbrou&hout the
world .
God help us' I pray that
every Amertcan, worthy of
the name , w11l ao to his
lnees and ask God's for-
gaveness. and lias autdance
and tnterventton an the days
ahead. 11 Chronacles 7:14.
For ,..lOCi and Country,
Betty Rooney
211 \1uauerate .. ve .
Corona del Mar
CORONA DEl MAR SCHOOL PTA will
hold its 13th annual spa~etti dinner
from 5 to 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, Nov.
q, in the cafetorium. This dinner, wtlich
has as its theme "one night In Ven·
ice," is the only fund raising func tion
of the PTA, other than the membershto
drive. Pictured here di sol aytng some
of the decorat :.ns fo r the event are 3
of the P T:... ~ e~ bers, ''~"' I eft, Mrs.
Edw " l "'''1 Jr :1 M•s. Jack Harmon o f
r .;r-:;r 3 :le '.' J •, tvay ~ and means co-
'tJ ~e<J, J'!'"'~· ~•cl'1 arjHCW"rnond
.. 1 3.J oc J : s 3• J. 1_.rs. ::>.K. Sloper of
Ba :~d :sla" ~ s ,_res der-t of the PTA.
['1S• ~" cnc ::.
New arrivals at Hoag ----=
Phott• i• y __,, ~ .....
ler • S.l.scripti-: Sotur~ay. Oct. 22
Girl -\11. and \1rs. Ho-
ward T . 'No lfe, 424 Hamil·
ton St., Costa \1esa.
Boy -\lr. and \trs. Peter
'NeismaM, ·U6 Larkspur
o\ve., Corona del \iar.
Boy -\1r. and \1rs. John
C. Harrmond, 2210 Avalon
St., Costa \1esa.
Girl -\h. and \trs. Ken·
ncth Frtedman, 1994 \1aple
St.. Costa \1esa.
Gtrl -\1.r. and \1rs. Jack
\1. Benton, 2 51 Knox St.,
Costa \1esa.
Sultdoy, Oct. 23
Girl -\11 . and \irs. Pat-
rack Pohl, 1770 'Ncstman-
s ter, Costa \1esa.
Moncfoy, Oct. 24
'Jar I -\1r . and \Irs. \:or·
man E. Rtch, ~4H Oranae
\ve., Cos ta \1esa.
'.Jtrl -\tr. and \trs . Jamel>
'1. 'Nooos, 1315 Balcer St.,
Costa \lte!>a.
T11esdoy, Oct. 25
Bo)'-\lr. and \1ls. Joseph
\kCormad:, ~322 .o\ralaa
St .• East Bluff.
Boy -\1f. and \tis. \tartan
R obCrts, 30()1 ~oyal Palm
Dr., Costa "eaa.
Gtrl -\tr. and \Irs . Fred
Squaer. 178 Costa \1csa ()t.,
Co ta \lesa.
w.~M-Sdoy, Oc t. 26
So) -\tr. and \'h . Peter
'>alebout, 874 C"onarhs St..
Costa \le:.a.
T-.tn b.l~ s -\tr. and \lh.
Robert . .\dams, 1046 Valen•
cia Or., C0sta \ksa.
Boy -\lr. and \trs. Ben-
Jatnan H. Kleane, 1850 Ptt·
c a.Jm Or., Costa \1esa.
Thursdoy, Oct. 27
Boy -\lr. and \Irs. John
~un ca, :!037 \taple \ve .•
Costa \1esa.
Friday, Oct. 2R
'Jtrl -\lr. and \lr:.. \tau-
ra ce Easenstetn, 2076 Ptta·
laropc Ct., Costa \ksil.
8o) -\h. and \trs. ~ach·
ard \'aides, ~8.!0 Boa Va1ota
ATTIIIACT
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a, .... a. 51.90; .,
S...n..•ry, ".60.
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BIRD SANCTUARY
29!22 ••tit••• c .. , .........
o ... ,. '"· 649·1760
')r .• co~ta \lc:)il.
Boy -\lr. and \lh.
mas llughc:~. :~~ r.
<it.. Co:.ta \le,a.
Cell 673.0550
LAVENDER FLU
Your &r•mdfather probably knew thas cure. Flowers
of lavender qwlted an a hat were supposed to ward
off"'ltutred-up" nosn .tnd head colds Pleasant treat-
ment-but ccrtamly not .t '>Urc cure Today. thanks
to mediCal scaence. ~o~~e rune numerous dfcctJvc WIC·
car~ .. aptnst "u. ~hooptn& couah and ocher
resptratory dt5C.ASCS to tmmunuc "nd procec:t us
from the di5Comfons or tnfccttons So, why sutrcr
needlessly Ask your ph}'l>K:tan about them Let htm
prescnbc the medte.auon th"t ts most drcctJ"e for
your needs Then come to u.s for prcscnpuon scn-KZ.
Christensen PIMwiiiGCJ
JI:Zl E. COUT IIWT. C080•A Da. KU
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•EWOIT MABR EnGI
A llST SlCTIOII - -P• 4
Pcmut• for l more saore
bwldina• •d pedn triln
mall in Ne,.,ort Centet
helped boo1t cho Oc~&>ber
bui ldiDI peanat total lo
Sl,'790,918, •d U.c ree<>~d
for the fir1t 10 mon chs of
the year 10 S24,7 1 S,179.
This is more than S6,000,000
above the entire 12-month
eotaJ of fll,410,261 for lu t
WHAT ,,,...,,,,,liP
.-ut ltDlltOIDff FUNDS. All_..,~ AIMBII-__. Mea 57. ~,.. mey authorize imestment of montyS
tl MY public: pension or retirement fund, ucept Teadlets Retle9--.t fund. in stocks, shares or other obliption af any corpora·
..._ PnMdes wrious ufeluards restrietina inwstment amounts
...Spolldes..
YES!
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IEIICEI TAXPAYEI
NE,.IEI ...... taxpaC"L eould per
mit tax raductlon. By provktina nels tot ,..,. ment aystem needs In futu,_, Proposition #1
hot.,_ avoid pross ure for increued taus t G
finance rwtir.ment benefits.
.EUI FIIAIIE lmiE.EI1
IEIEF/11 ~ pu111c ••a,~,,-. n.r
reti rement needs 11\Crease with Inflation I~ Income tD l'l'tirlment funds can ftnanc.
ttl\s needed lnaease.
•Etn IETIIEMEIT
FIIIIDI IES/ST IIIFLATIDI ~
mon stDdl ~t by funds is to~ay'a ~
M~ th:tn 30 states do 1t. Ute ir:su:ai\C'e and
bankini funds do it. Ccllege endam11ent fl'nds
do it. Corporate and union funds do it. Common
stlxk mwstmerrt IS JKC&niDd as tDday'a best h«ffe aplnst .nRation.
IAFEIIAIIS IETIIE.EIT
IIIII Proposition #1 pnMdes safeguard~~
hm1bng the percentage of a tuners assets that
can be Invested In stocks, Mtlina a minimum
sue for corporations whose stoc:ks may be pur·
chawd, provtdtng ttl~ only the nation's most
substantial companies may qualify, and requb1ng
good diVidend ~nee.
WHO,, Fll ,,,,,,, D p
Daily newspapers of Los Ancefes, San Francisco, s.n DileJ, .,_,
most other major Califomi3 cities.
~lifomia Sbte Chamber af Comtnen:e • California Stat. Afl.-CIO
lAhfornia Real Estate Association • California Taxpayen Asso-
.ation • ~lifomia League of Cities • County Supervisors Asso-t.~ of C..Jrfomia • Property Oltrnets Tax As.soc:iation of Calif.
and many other lt*f1n1 orpn&Dtions and newspapers.
CAU10flf~ FOR YES otl •1
!.OU!S B. L I!NOBORG. State~~ Cl\aitrMft I~ w.st 8:tt str..t. • os J11~Jes, Caiifun1• 90005. Telephone 0Untir1t B-1107.
GRAND
THURSDAY, NOV. 3, 1•
OODA DEl. MR. CMJF.
year. The Newpott Ccotet
peoni te u e:
The lrviae Co •• 66,27 S •q.
CL tct.ail I IOre b.ltld.ina,
SS91,800; 8 .. l80 eq. ft.
buitdina. S611 ,000i 39,060
sq. Ct. blailclina, $2.46,470;
pcdestriu mall. U7S.OOO:
total, f2,094,l 70.
MEl lEAL CIIOID
llliLlTl OF 101111
Cro u Counb'y stu Grea
Deal of Coata Mesa Hiah
Sd\ool hu been cho s en ~
coaches and sportawri ter
as th e fi rst ath lete of the
month. So fat this yeat Grea
baa taken a fi rst. 2nd and
l rd place rn praclJce and
leaJue compellllon. tie aiS4'
comp~ted 1n the La tlabta
lnvrlalH>nal CtO!>S Counln
wumament. placrna 8th ou1
of;!()() runner s.
Grea IS 16 ~eat!> old and
ll> 1n h1 s JU nior 'ear. lie "
the son of \h . anJ \h ,. Uu-
'4 ard T. Beal, l R6 l c:\lng-
~ln Ln., CtlSl.t \l«:,a.
LU CKY HUNTERS
Don Franklin, Corona del
\tar realtor, h a~t returned
from a huntinc tnp ~~otth
p eal results and ha\ ,e ..
veral trophres to hang ovt:r
the mantle. Accompan~ tng
h1m was Jack P almer, nf
Corona del \tar, al~~oo .t
lucky hunter, and t1n the tnp
they me t Don's l>l'n John,
who attends colleae m Colo-
rado.
POSIES FOR VOTERS
"We want to recngmzc the:
11ea1 Ameu can uadJ twn of
vouna." U1d Corona del
\tar flon t Jewell Welt,, rn
c ~pi&Jnrna ~~ohy he r ~>hop • .,
partJCIPAlJna rn the "P(I!.t e'>
for P atnou sm" campatiJl
ponsored b) the St•uthem
Calrfomra Floral A'""·
"We will reward each vnter
nn Tuesday wrth Cl free
fl o wer '4hen th ey come '"
out '\hop after aorna t.o the:
J)(lll<>," she sa1d.
GIFTS OM DISPLAY
A J1 '~'I a} nf hand made
&• fh anJ Items fo r dc:cora-
lln& h\ the: adult<> rn the
L n1 1ed ( ~I cbral Pall>> of
Or .m Je ( nun ty work hop
v.tll be '>ecn at \he Nov. 'I
meet1n1 nf Kappa Alpha
ThC'ta >\lumnae of Oranac:
( <1Un l) • IJt> '\le "' I \Its.
\1erle .\rnund"'n, :!11 31 Ra\ ..
.. hnrc Dr .• H.n Shme,.
MONONUCLEOSIS lUG
Bruce velhr IS under lhe
~~> c:ather. tie 1 !l ~.-~.•nfined to
h1' Balhoa P enrn§ula home
11.1 th m<1nnnucleos1 t;.
DATE -Sunday, No•. 6th
TIME -12 noon til 4
fASHION SHOW
2PJ&.
PLACE -4205 Campus Ori •e
U.C.I. Town Center
SEE
HOLIDAY COLLECTIONS
&, VILLAGER • ASPEHWEAR -
FRANK LEE -COLE • PHIL ROS£
PHOMEIJUW
VIA UDO -,....,.. SQUAaE -rALM WIJMGS -O.SMOl.MeO
•
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juiot QrelcbeO Mfi ...... f.
.., for dte ~caa
Abroed esebanp .,..,_ ..
at C.. Ia MIN Hi ... Sdlool. n.., .... c~aoa ... ..
-.is ottwo .... ,., .... .
aclividea. Md M la .. niew
~or• die acreeaiaa c~
ntita...
.Tht IMutDj
EUSABEI11 ANN~ Inc.
8riN8S to tlte
Harbor Area
COMMITTEE MEMI3ERS maki ng pre-
parations tor the Gi ft ':30x holiday cof-
fee at Hoag Hospital, are, from lett.
I
Mrs. W.C . Chamberlin, Mrs. R.R. Mo-
sl er, and Mrs. Martin Lockney, chair~
man. (Photo by Ethelyn Miller.)
A new Li11e of
F ashio11s· Oesi8f1ed
By Elisabeclt
GIFT BOX BENEFIT NOV. 7TH cf CaJifomia
• By Ethelyn Miller Also there will be a aneak
The Gift Box comrni tt'e <'A preview of tbiqa to come.
lhe -\uxiliar) of Hoaa Hoa-u the main lobby is pan ol
prtal w1ll spons or a "holi-the expao1ioo propam for
da) coffee" honorin& the the hospital anc1 the ''-ew••
Copa de Oro pauoneues at G1ft Box wall be housed 1n
I 0 a.m. \tonday, Nov. 1, in thi1 area, with special at-
the Conference Center. tention to the ananaemcnts
\Irs. \lartin J . Lockney of dis play cues. The Gift
and her co-workers have Box is -a...year round source
l.l)mbed lhe markets to have of revenue. In fact, it is the
o wonderful display of h.oli-main s ioale fund raisin&
ua) merchandise to show at prOJeCt for the Auxiliary as
t111s preview. their conu ibution to the
The Sift Bo~ is located hospital.
a t rresent in the hospital h is entirely stalfed by
lobby with shelves and volunteers, atlowin& it to
cases piled hi&h with a be open for the convenience
w1de varrety of lovely &ifl of s ho ppers daily and even-
Items at popular prices. ina s. It is well to no te at
City guarded by islands
(Con ti nued £rom paae 1) Beach, I decided that un-
r~ s everal btocu. these leh we bad some addi-
untts were eqcipped wi th tional reports rep.rclioa
electronic sirens which can duection o( travel and
emit loa& steady blasts or maanatude that we would not
undulatina wail, wbicb can evacuate parts o{ lhe City.
be heard above the noise "11. Captain Minu,h had
of the surf. been in&truc\ed ·to requeat
"7. Chief Jan Briscoe was aid from continauoua citiu
alerted and came to the and the Oranae County
Po lice Depa.rtment and Sheriffs Office if he deemed
alerted member• of his 1 t necessary.
department in order that
they could assist in what-"12. Or. David NielseD,
·t needed. lhc: City's C ivil Defense ever capacr y ''8. \1cmbers of the \ledrcal rerreuntati~e. con-
ferred with Chief Reed and
General Services Deport-me after he had alerted the
ment under the supervis ion hosprtals throuah the Hos-
of Herb Thompson were pita I Alert Ne twork .
assembled at the City Yard "l3. The \iacine Safety
ln order to partic ipate u Depar tment and the P olice
needed. ,.._ .. . "9. 1n additi on 10 d\0 ..,..parunent _ .. ept ln coas~t
n acuatioa \Cam upt in Ule coatac t With the Unned
areas of the City wbi~ S&a .. • Cout Olaald re-
miaht be affected, the De-prdJn~ the developu~t of
pestment was further or-any u d.a I wave wanunp.
ganized as follows: N~ne deve lopetf.
"a. Ca ptain \1inuah pro-l~. All pnsonets, sen-
,1ded for sc:arcb and res-tenced and non-aenteoced,
cue team under the com-were ltanspon ed t o other
mand of a Lieutenant. locations.
"b. An anti-lootin & pa-"1 S. There was not an
trol under the corm:'land oC unu ual amount ol incomina
a Seraeant. traffic , henceforth it waa
"c. The traffic perimeter not necessary to c:la.e any
patro l 11nder the command d the areaa which mi lbt
of a Lieutenant, and have been in the path o{ a
"d. Established re· tidal wave. The curiosity
location centers a t the seek.ets who went out on
llorace Enaian Junior the beach near the Jetty
Hi&b School and Newport and on the Peninaula c on-
Harbor Hi&b School. siat.ed primarily of local
All of this was a ccom-residents.
plisbed by 10:)0 P.\1. .. 1 fi rmly believe that the
"10. Chaef Reed and I City of Newpon Beach was
eonfen ed reaardina the well prepared to take the
possible direction oC travel action necessary to pro-
after we bad received re-teet the hvu oC peu oru
ports a s to the exac t who mi&h t ha ve been placed
lautude and looaitude or in jeopardy if a tidal wave
the seiarruc dis turbance. had de•eloped.
Retyin& oo Chief Reed's "Special au ipunenta
tnowledae and calculatJ ons were dismisse d at 2:30 A.~.
as to whe ther or not the and the De~tmeot reaumcd
wave would hit Newport normal police pauol.''
SHOW THE WORLD
YOU VOTED t
POSIES
FOR PATRIOTISM
wi II be ai ven free
by Jewell Welty
to ev.ry YOter in
Tuesctay•s elKtion, olonv
with o tog w+ti ch reoda:
"I VOTED --OtO YOU?••
.... , ... "' , ... ~ ... , ............... .
,.tla • ..4 recel•• '"' ,.,_ fleww ••• "'c... , ........ ,.., ,.... ......
l52f L C..at thy. • C..... ., .._
thia time that the Box is
open to the public, with
extra aerricca auc!l u a ift
wrappina •
READY-T().WEAR and
Ct'Sl'0\1 TAILORED IN 0 R
0~ FACTORY IN HO~C KO~C
LAIIP IS TliEI •
Pete Heaea, 310 Lindo
Ave., Balboa, held a Hallo-
ween party Saturday ni ah t
and a $200 polished buni-
cane electric lamp wi th an
aqua aJaas lena and map
tamp shade was taken from
h is hou1e.
OUR SHOP
Ia et
TlVOl.l
SQUARE
2640
E. C:.oat Hwy.
$300,000 NEEDED In c. ..... .... Trus tees of the Newport-
Mesa Unified School Dis-
trict apeed Tuesday to
ask the board of supervr sors
to borrow $300,000 fo r the
Oislrictcopay pas t due b11ls.
COLLEGE TAX · OVERRIDE
---WHO'S
KIDDING
WHO ---
In 20 years the cost of the 2~cent Orange Coast Col-
lege District tax override could cost the Orange Coast-
Huntington Beoch Junior College District AN INCREASE
of S35,638,584.80~
•
The Board of Trustees of the College Cistrict has
foiled to give us o breolcdown as to just exactly how
this money is to be spent.
•
You now hove your 1966-67 tax bills. Loolc at the
boclc of the bill ond see how much you ore alreody pay-
ing in taus for the school system (i ncluding the Junior
Co ll ege Distrtct } in Orange County.
•
OVER HALF OF ALL P~OPERTY TAXES IN
ORANGJ: COUNTY GOES FOR SCHOOLS!
e
Are you in a financ ial condition to pay MORE school
taxes'? Are you willing to give a blank check to the
Board of Trustees of the Junior College District for 20
years to come'? Can you (and your neighbors) afford the
financial drain of building a junior college wnpire in
this comer of the county?
VOTE NO
II Cllln ICIIOL 11n11CT IYII.II
?
PROPOSITION D
(~nil POl OUMGI aDn'Y TAX lnoLl)
T I phooe Doodl ~ -~... of'"~ ...... ~ ... • ----·· ~ a.. ...,. • .. •• Mlr ta • .. ......_. • • •••t Mel ...... deya ••• to 10 10 Loa-taj s• •w.::,c• • .-eel-.. •s.oo ... S.cood cloa. fty? Har •aa~ JMMa • • to.,;;-.._ .__ • :._ • t place ._, to Wn. Wlltd'a ia aaudyiaa at •• Coawl
... oovul,..... --.!!d: -~ 1 .. .,.. c&a .. ! aad Mn. SchoolofSpeech aod Drama. • .. . .,...._... ... • • Dnaw-..at • IDOfDJel t ilaclcr· • • • ac•• ••• ,.., wu • C:t"' ,.._ cla11 C8IM in 31d. caa ••• Tile aw, or coune • • •
•u MarL • .-4 •• caat
inohlded Nict Gotaaeo ••
•e alrOila man, Kritteo Ka ..
tel u •• tword awallowor.
Slade friend u an acrobec.
Jan Friend •• a PIO airl,
Marcie Bloont aa lbe ror1Uno
teller ••• and lbe barker waa
Debbie Shaonon, all or Cot-
on• del Mar. Nineteen JUe&la
made up tbe audience. • •
Scott and Craia Bnlhior and
Wendy Zeboray or Coaona
del Mar, Steve Keaalor and
Michelle Coyne or lniae
Terrace. Healher HIIUJ,
Kriatin Hauaer, JOMO Wella,
Patrick Sancbuon, Liaa
Got1Dao. Cbria Ko.., ol
Corona del Mar, Tony Mc:-
Do.tald of Harbor Vie• Hilla,
Steven Rieke of Balboe 1 ..
land (he and hia parenta,
Sam and Rict. recently
moved from Glendale). Rua.
aell Perry of Harbor Hilb·
Ianda, David Bien of Har-
bor View Hills and Robin
and Wendy Olmatead o( Ri·
verside. • • •
It was amazina how every·
body elae had cbanacd.. ••
Bca and Gene Blact o( Hal'-
bor View Hilla have juat ro-
IUrned from a clau reunion
in Oklahoma, •• Stoppina in
Pboeni• (or a viait wich
Gene's mo cher. • • • "Lick Brown.'' so read lbe
wrappers on the chocolate
suckers aiven 10 lbc trick
and treaters at the Penin-
su la home of \iarcia and
B1 ll Bents Halloween n1pt. • • •
unbelievable was lbe
stJ}il or the li&htcd aucraft
u.da • .-.. ot ai•ina a
aal"ppiM Wldlday party for
Ooa Mc:Aalia ol Udo, Cindy
a-...11 ol Weatcliff waa
cworwt..lmed wlaea abe dia-
conNd it ••• • baby ahow-
er far laer •• Joillina ia tho r-were ber huabud, boats
Pem aacl Don • McAnlia.
Jeaa ud Hulh Plwnbl
IIICI MarpNt and Bob Duaan
ol Lido Mel Muae and Dick
Paatz• ud Mary and Azl
Willia~U ~ Newport. • • •
Prom Wbitucr to Newport
•• .hom amoa to s unshine
• • • Ba.rbua and Roy \1er-
riott wore ajven a aurprise
bouacwannina in their new
Bact Bay bome ••• Welcom-
i., them. Donna and Norm
Ca.rpc:ntct ol Back Bay.
Marl e and Doo Caus tin of
Bayc:rcst. • .and eomina
down from Palos Verdes
••• Carol and Earl Little,
Geneva and Ted Servais .
Thelma ud Phil Steinbera
aod Mary and Bob Stewart. • • •
Happy Wilaon o( Corona
del Ma bu oae peat dream
Prieods ol K.lm Duia wcro
mitbty au.rpriaod when lbey
aaw taim laat week. •• J lo ••
a j..-.l c. lD blab acbool at
Lea Roches in Switurland
(bit brotber Tracy ia a
frethman). He flew home
fot one day so that he could
receive hia Eaale scout
decoration at a diMer 11ven
by Troop ItS ••• along wi th
\1ike \icWilliams of Corona
del \tat. He is the first in
this troop to eJ.rn the Eaale
award. • • •
We all wu.h )OUn & Tom
Blount, son of V1 r11nla
Blount of Corona del \tar,
Godapccd. • .lle recentl)
left for VIetnam, ~erv1n1 m
the ann).
• • •
A reun1on ..• fOf 3 l hree·
year-olds ... Teddy Under-
wood of Sh01e Cliffs, Todd
'doffeu of Corona c.lel \tar
Steve Bctn of : larbor \ 1e,.;
Hills and Lellna Ja le1kJn1
of Costa \\c)a. . .llo~tess
Jamie Oavi ~o of I larbor Vtew
Hilla. Twas an October
birthday celebratton ••• all
were bom the ume "4 eek at
Hoaa.
can1er. York town, anchored COSTA MESA OO.Vn belo w Cameo Shores
••• and thn lled with the ex·
pcu encc o( mak1n1 lbe trip
from Lona Beach to Newport
on the mammoth sh1p f riday
last representina the Cham-
ber o( Commerc e. were Jane
and John Boyd of Hubor
Hilhlenda, Mark Soden and
1t11d Dick Underwood and
Wanda and Bob Voodues of
BC:TSY S~UN I)C:~S, Harbor
1-i •gh graduate, now a resi-
dent of Hollywood, has
been named editOf' of Se-
curity ~irst National "3ank's
company newspaper, "Se·
curity News ." She received
an Associate in Arts de-
gree from Ora nge Coast
College, ~«\ in histo ry and
MS in JOurnalism from UCLA
where she ~as a s taff mem-
ber of the "')a ily '3ruln"
and r;aliforn ia Sun." Her
parent s, "-4r. and Mrs. John
'3. Saunde rs, reside a t 2839
r:olurroia !)rive, Costa
'.1 esa.
h1s aon. Matk, Jr. of Harbor r.f View H11l1, Patty and Don
Ferauaon of West.chff. Tula ~·
Baycrest. and M1m and Bob ~~~~~~
Shelton of Corona del .. ,. ~!~~~~~ • • •
Open house and cocktail
part\ ..• a fund ra1ser open
ID everyone ••• for Bob Ba~
ham and Bob Burke ••• frotn
6 10 9 p.m. 10n1J)\t. Nov. 3,
at the new Bayfronl home o(
\iarc1a and B11l Bcnta •••
810 W. Ba) ••• s 5.00per
couple. • .t•o dranlts In·
eluded. • • •
"Let's fly a Kite.'' and
fl} them they d1d ••• for PTA
membeuhips at the Corona
de l \tar e lementary school.
\tu. Rowe•s 5th arade clau
LEGAL NOTICE
'IDTICEOr PUBUC Hf.ARNC
o\mndmmt IIIIo. %27
\our,. j., h,.r,.bv ~ti"f'D that
th.-PluDiDf r.o-iaatoa of
the Cit• o 'lll!'wport Bt-acb
wil l hold ou pobh r huriD.8
oD '•nadmnt 'io. 227 wlt.iclt
P'opo•u•t. to amf'Dd Titlf' 20
of thf' 'lir•port Beach 'faa ici·
pal Codf' by thf' edd itioa of
~~JattODS tO ridf' lA the
coauol a d df'Vf'lop~~nt of
"oatdoOf ~ataaraats" a d
"drivf' th"'•,. lf'atu rat!l ..
u d "take oat lf'Dt .. raata. ••
Exhibit opens Nov. 9
..... coeu.uiaa dlroe>
liou" wall be Ute Dell u-
WWtio. at the Balboa Pa·
YiUoe Galkry. 400 Ma1n St.,
apooaored by &he Pine A.ru
Patrona or Newport Harbor.
The ahOWtDI w1ll be pre·
acnlcd No•. 9 10 ">cc. 4,
Wedncadaya throuah Swtday~
from 1 to S p.m. Group touh
may be ananacd throuah
Mra. ~•chard Stewart, phone
494-205).
Mr. and \irs. 'Jifford Ph•l-
lipa have seleeled the ex·
hibiuon, wbic:b inc ludes
auch catepical example ~ or modem ar\ aa a new (or-
maliam. &be UIC of found
ob)ecta, and unconsc1ou.
lm&&el .
Mr. Pbillipa i1 a UUitee
of the Phillip• ~aeum in
'Naahln&ton I).C. He waa
the foundtn& cbatrmen or
the contemporary art coun-
cil of Lo~ ~aelea , aervcd
·~ bv~Ard member or tbe
Pa1. adena \rt Muaewn and
u progr am chamnan of the
10 tern.allona I council of the
\lu .. ( um of \1odcrn -'Jt.
\rt1~l~o an the s howtn& 1n·
dude \lark fobey, Arsh1le
''"rh, \lark Rolhko, Theo
'an ')nc '>burg, \iarce I l)u•
~.-h<~mp, '\ dl1 am ')ole, Smer•
'un '\uclffer, CJward Ke1n·
holz. J,•hn \lcLau&hh n and
\1o rTl> Luut ~.
Joseph R. Du rante, ~.D .
A,.rou .. cP' '"C OPP., "9 o f n 1 new oH•c•
lor '"~ Pro(11Ct of
• '"' • .,,.,..,,.,," •u II, O t rrlf ,,,,., ••
1011 w~utltff D• Svu-. l . Nt wpo•• .. a,h
For Appotnll!'ltnt-Phone 6<42..()632
OPE N TJESO AY EvENINGS
NEWPORT HARIK>R ENSIGN
ARST SECnON - -P~tt 5
In trod uc i ng
~lr . ~I it~uke himizu
n f '" •• l o.J ~ •rl ()f
-\o J...o: oo,t, I I.. J., I .......
l t .t 11 ,. •t \ t 'I I
!1 . ( , • t Clr
I I • < •
I .• I •• I
•,f ,• I
II ~I I ' 1' I I• ' II• ol
I I I' ·,
1 IT
to the
I
CereiDonies at
SEARS
Costa Mesa
9:20A.M. ,_.otk ..: '". here~ fa~f'r
11i•m th at a atd pt~bhc be.rl.D~t
will ~ hPld M tllf' 17th day
of 'lovn~bf'r, 1966, at thl!' hoar
of 8:00 p.111. tD dtf' Cou cil
Chaab~ of the ~f'wport
Bd ch City Hall, at wtl ich iae
u d plan u y ud all persou
IDa}' apPf'af -d 1M! heard
tllereoL
Com.-hPip U!!t opt>n th..-doorf' of our nt>we•t
and finf>!'Ot St-ano ... a brand n~w
"'ondf>rland o f 8hoppin,~!
R•y Y. Copelia, Secretary
Ne•port Beae lt. City
Pl••i•8 Co~Do~BiaeiM
PabJIA: Nov. 3, 1966, lD
T\e Newpofl Hubor Eaaip
WINDOWS IROKEM
Two S by 9 loot wiadowa
in lbc Balboa Market, 601
E. Balboa Blvd •• wen ~
kea wicb rocks early Taca-
day momina. \tarket cua .. a•• Robert Stone 11timatea
llle nluc ol tbe wi.Ddowa at
tSOO.
lrtlrotlfld_,
OJiw!
I'D TIIID .... .,
OIMia ....
,..... .... W'IUft ...... a. ........
'450. .._ .......
IUCII•u•• s.KY
1141 A .._.....__,.._
·w ... u
3 Ways lo Buy ••
Sean on Credit
with no money down
1. Sean Rnomnc Cha~
2.. t:.y PaJ~Met Plaa
l. Modenlm 1111 C nod i t
Pta.
Enjoy the Ultimate in Shopping Convenience . . . big., wide ai 1~ . . .
complete air-ronditioning ... a~res of free parkin~ . and all the nt'w~t
and the finest merchandi~ for home_ ,.ar. family on o~ easy-to-reach-level.
Everything .lint quality ... all at Sears low prices .
WARNER
SUNFLOWER
..., ..... ~~.S Coeta Meea, Briatol at S1•nflower in the South Cout Piau-Phone 540-333
DA ILY
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·:-::m~..,.._:_eno.._MMm ___ • ___ ':~:.-~--.-~-~-SOA-~-·-"~.;.;.~...,..:.~.....;...·~~·-F. Church N w Motorcycle IIOISI ISSIIIed Plnl ...... a-a <I ..,.. •• 9:30 ... II .....
W.O. ll••ter n1 Wallace Club, tho ....... ajalaue Coata Moaa. lOl ..... oUa &anday. Tbia l• lh M lo
AYe Coaca Noaa wtote • and the t...oape of Citi.. St, .. Wbon "'-.._. toe• a uri•• fA aermo&l • &IN Itt~ to tho Ci~ Council aekina for support ao auct CVittian" wUI be dae ••· Hrd Psalm.
comrlaiftina or loud rae ina more t pecific a tate taaial.. rnon topic ol Dr. P.O. N~ • St. Andrew'• Ptaabyte1lan
.,corcyclas wblch uto tho uon for bet\aJ eontro\ of \he ~ •t tho 11 a.ta. Mrfu:a Ourcb, 600 St. Andre•'•
ttr"t in lroot of bia houu 13,000 cyclu in Otanac Ill!• Suoday. ':.' 7 p.m •. ~· Rd., Clirf Haven -lltlt
•• a race \Jack. County. Will prea~ 00 n. Devtl. will be atewatdehip Sunday,
Tbe C:O®~ll apeed last Tho Coa\a Mou police beat. tool. At tho l :U p.m. and Or. Charlet Dlerenlield
.. •'-at t-··"' l h ... _ dl _... l acrvtce Wednoaday tiM Rev. '11 pr ach at a 9·)0 aQd wee .. "' ~ mototc:yc ca avo 11'11i!Cn rect~ to c amp Knut.r.oo, miuioauy to WI e • •
aeed. controlhna. They are down on motorcycle apoed· Hawaii, will epealt. He ie 11 a.m. on "Leuoo• loam•
eonchna l.ettcra to lhe Solr ina and nolle violation• in • araduat e or dle Baptitt ed in a paveyard ...
them Calatornla Automobile the city. Bible Colloae In Sprina-Tho Chtiatial\ Science
field, ~tiuouri . Churchea. New$)0(\ Beach.
BA CK ROO M GARAGE SALE Corona del Mar, and Coata
MILLION OLD FASHION HARDWARE ITEMS
The Lutheran Church of Men _ Isaiah's prophecy
the Mauer, 2900 Pacific concomina the minion of
View Or., Harbor View Jesut Chri s t is part of thia
Hilla -The Rev. Wilbur Sunday's lesson-sermon on
Alten, supply paator, wlll .. Adam and fallen man."
preach on "A rni Ilion to
VACUUM ClE ANER~ ooe" at the 9 and 11 a.m. Central Bible Oturcb,
services this Sunday. Holy 23rd St. and Oranae Ave.,
cOC'IJ'nUnion will be celebra-Costa \1esa-"Ctuist ex-
ted at bo&h services. alted" will be the 10:30
HEWPOR T BOULEVARD a t 18th STREET -
HALF CENTURY IN COSTA HESA
GENE DUGAS
fOHN VOGEL
Newport Unity Church,
meetina in the Senior Citi-
zens C lubhouu, lSth St.
and Irvine Ave., Clifr Ha-
ven-"Dynamic principles"
will be the sermon topic of
the Rev. Loren Flickinaer
for the 10 a.m. Sunday ser-
VICe.
The Firat Methodist
a.m. sermon topic of Pastor
llenry F.. Jones this Sun·
dty. At 7 p.m. he wi II con-
tinue hH• study of the book
o( Joshua, speakina on
"Who conquered J eticho" ..
The Wednesday Bible s tudy
topic will be "The Lord's
prayer e;~~.am1ned."
PEIIOIIALL Y,
WI! prefer
to 1ee you face eo face,
but when that' 1 net
convenient ,
please remember
( .. ,.., ,.. .... .._.._ ~, ----. t-ii:WPO~? . ·
./"" 'AllOPUL ~.
-~ . ~~~I( • ..L.Ja:.
T •''-. /.~~
MAIL BANK!
CHAPLAIN Norman 13fown
of Cost~ Mesa will fll I the
pulpit at Plymouth Congre-
gational Church In Newport
Heights for the next 2 Su n-
days while the Rev. John
Prldonoff Is on vacation.
Mr. Srown will preach at 1 0
a.m. this Sunday on the
topic, "Lord, make us more
thinkful." He is a charter
member of the Plymouth
Church, has lived in the
Harbor Area since 1953,
served as president of the
Newport Harbor Optlml s t
Club and assisted in the ,.,..,..,~~enteoc.doftltoMtWJOU· 1 • W[STCll, AT OOV[II I~""'" o4 Nn<,..,.., ~u...-.-1 ro "'' • formation of the Newport '"""o' AT JAw•oan ., ·~,...,.*~to,_..,.,.., .. ,,.,., ,.,.,.,
Harbor Youth Center. He CAW,.,SATII!kAJtTHU" _,,....,~oc "'""',.r'"'"""'
serves as a substitute tea-.... •lltlll,. IIIIJ-1,. • frtUyl
cher at the local high
schools.
""''Jill
!>Al i i• I
~0~1 11
FINE OLD COLONY PAINTS STANLEY TOOLS NIC-L SILVER BATTERIES
Olw ch. 420 W. 19th St.,
Costa Mesa -The Re v.
Richard Dunlap will preach
on "God'• aracious minis-
The Corona de I Mar Com·
mun1t)' Conareaatiooa l
Church, Untted Church of
Chust, 611 Heliotrope
Ave.-Or. Philip Murray
will preach on "A few
Important thmas" at the
9:30 and 11 a.m. Sunda y
s erv1 ce s. Church school is
at 9:30.
LET'S GIVE CALIFORNIA
SOME NEW VITALITY!
J.OtUT ~ LJ.G__,
PUNK W. JOJ DAN SK,.,,.'7 (ff J,.,
NEW FACES •••
NEW IDEAS ••• NEW DEDICAnOII
••• A WHOLE NEW TEAM!
Is it good to have a change in government?
O ur whole system is based on the idea there's nothin1 better I
When the same people are in control over the yean, the JOV•
ernment tends to get "fat .. and sluggish. It becomct )CII lmli-
tive and responsive to the people. It becomes self-serving.
We've seen the result of lax leadership: a sky-rocketina crime
rate: shocking incre~ in drug addiction and pornoarapbr.
taxes way above the national average; our campusa diaruptecl
by beatniks; political hacks appointed to State ofticea.
Is it time for some changes? You know it is.
Elect a whole new team! Honest, qualified, responsible peo-
ple who share a basic principle: the idea that a great IOCiet1
must be a free and creative society in which people freely u-
sume their respo nsibilities and the government il not allowecl
to take over their lives for them.
It's time for new facea ... new ideas ... and a new faith JJl
freedom.
YOU can help us "clean house!"
MAKE NOVEMBER 8th
A GREAT DAY
FOR CALIFORNIA
SEND A NEW TEAM
TO SACRAMENTO I
Thlt .411 ,ei4 ,., .., ... ..
O""'t• c-aty ... ..,. t.r r..,. ... , C._t ... •
DeMit IL c..,_._,
ct.el ....
c..e .... Mem•
...... ,«
Dr. Robert B. Lau11n, auest
B• blc Conference leader,
w11l !>peak on "The c rea•
uon stone an a scientific
world" at 7 p.m. this Sun-
da) at Fatrview Bapti s t
Church , 2525 Fairv\Cw Rd.,
Costa \1eu. This is the
fi rs t of -' Sunda) even•na
meet1nas.
RATES FOR CLASSIFIED ADS ···•·•········•···•·······
1 T •tne
1.50
2.00
3.00
2 Tim•~
2.50
3.00
(.00
3 TiftiU
3.00
~00
5.00
•MOVNG \ STO!UGE • cos we see s
20 words or less
21 words to 30 words
31 words to AO words
Eoch word over 40 words .05 . 10
20«; OFF FOR CASH WITH ORDER
.15
HARBOR TRANSFER
AND STORAGE
Av.,., lo•
WHEATON
VANLINES, INC.
II li·n!' ••r ll l!·~ill\
Ji 5 1-. \i lh ~I •• ( ""'" \le, ..
··•••···•·••·············· World Community Day wi II
be observed this Friday,
"'ov. -',by the llarbor Coun-
•••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••• •••••
•BOAT FOR SAL E efJOR R"T OR LEASE
•MUSICAL FOR SALE ._,_aeuueee wee ••= .....
DISCOUNT boat buyere' FURN. or UNPURN. 2·bed-II \\1\l()'lJ) I)RI. \'\'
'\Tl:l''~~ \Y Pl \~0" c 11 uf ('hutches. The United
Church women Will preaent
a pro,ram at 9:30 a.m. at
the Corona del \1ar Com-
mun•tY Conpeaational
Church. Spcc1a l prOJects for
the church world s erv1ce
w1ll be collected.
GUIDE. FREE! Write to room APT. Gas and water
Box 20, c/o The Enaian. paid. Adults. No pels. Con·
2721 E. Cout Uwy., Cor-venient location on Mat·
ona del Mu. auerite Ave., C0\1, Call
Used or~ao~ -l onn, llo~ld"" in,
l.owr .. y, llammon•l, fr om 149'>.
675-0047 .
, COM -2 bdrm., 2 bath,
damna room. den, Ia. rauo.
[,,.nan's 1.~1 HoltJon, "t 5-42 5 month. 215 Narcassus
CoD&Olf', •pinf'l, j(l'and an•l up-
riKht p\ao08, Dt'W 1401! U"''f,
from 1149.
<;CII\fiOT-PIIII.l.IP'-( 11.
19!r. 'I orth \lain '-1 .
"•nta <\na
The Rev. Rousu J. Rush-
doony, editor of "Philos o-
~ical and historical stu-
diu'' o( the Library of
Philotopby and Theolon.
is cooduc una the Wednes-
day evenana Bible class I
th11 Wttk and next at Ply-
mouth Con&reaatJonal
Chwch, 3262 Broad St.,
Newport lle1ahts. Last
niaht (."''ov. l) at 7 he spoke
on "Creation," and wi 11
conunue hu discussaon
nut Wednesday, Nov. 9.
He is the author of several
books, includina "By what
s tanda rd," "This inde-
pendent republic" and "The
~uiani c character ol
American education."
110 1 tl u { (.ommunut tala• Call 1_428_1624•
ot•er ;,. Soutltem Cal1{or -·~--~------
" i tl' 1rr K.; ala l.. r cam •• •11~e..•s• .• ,.0• •R• •a•E•:... ·r· • • • • • •
Jlcmlbor k -I>. ~,.-T "
Order frolft:
America" O,iftioft Soot Store
1934 Hartlor Blvd.
Costa Me so 646·~5
; · ausiH e·ss ii !~ii •·Ls · · · • -=== a
OH·ICF SPA( 1-. fur rent '"
fo.n !>I 111 ar~o.ade bulld•nJ,
21 :'I fo . <. '""' II""' .• C0\1.
Ideal rm '"'uran~:e ur real
h 18le. l all flle 1-. .ll'IIJil,
n 7 J-05SU . ............•.. , ...•.....
eSA6$ FOR ~~~ .,.
FUIMISH!O
EXCLUSJ~ SECTION
Corona del \-tar, tazae room
and larae bath, private !
enuance , lovely patio. Re-
ferences required. Write
Box 25 c /o Ensap . 2721
E. Coaal Hwy., Corona del
Mr .
······-················· •HOUSE FOR Ra4T ynrui!1'M1'P
COM 2 bedroom house, un·
fum. South of hwy. Newly
decorated. l)npca. 'Nill
Carpet. Adulte. 427 Go I•
denrod. Call 673·1304 or
IIEAR the fabuloua ALLE~
'Theatre C'ompil\.1 Or~oan '
*'th elec llllllh. li*P' anJ
C'utnch · )'I;L Y .u
C01C01 \' 'll <;1 ~ ( 0
( \crnS~> rrn'll f-a,huln ~.)
lf6fl Town .t ( uunl h
5 H-H18
O(len '.lun t Frt 'ttl Q rm
• '(amah• • lilor) \ (. larlc •
<\LCOIIOUCS \ 'IO'IY\toU~
llarbor <\rea. 673-812-'. 2..J
hours.
5UJCIOES -\.'IONYW>US
Call 675-1 542 anytirne . 0&}
or ni&hl. . ••••••..••.............•. The commission of educa-
tion of the Balboa Island
Coownunity ~elhodist Chwch
will hold ita 2nd annual
book fau at the church Nov.
16 and 17. The hours wi II
be 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. and
4 to 8 p.m. both days.
Noltolfr s.ys w.u.. 67J•8617. ------------------1 ePETS •aaa~-.u~u~:.-~~••n:~e~esNuc~ss
lnterdeoominational dis-
cuuioo mee tina• wi 1l be-a in Wednesday, Nov. 9, in
Corona del ~ar hornet, us ina
the "livana room dialol\lel ,"
• ,uide for lay discuuioo
involvina Roman Catholics,
Otthodox and Prou:atanta.
The croups wi II meet in
.V .... '*· .. .,. ... ,... ..
s rard 4 *· -" IJac. o.t't • s a..•• ae ••••••••• home a st 8 p.m. for 8 •• •• •••• •••.,. •• • ••• •• •••
Wednudays. Further in· eCEMETERY LOTS
formation may be obtained •ilfiOiiiRii$AiiiiLiiE._._.. ___ _
from Mrs. Jack Pcltaton,
644·1SS6, and Mts. Wallace
Barnu. 613-6478.
Yule bazaar
Nov. 19
SAC RI A CE 3 cemetery
lots. Hazbor Rest Memorial
Par•. C\1 Cyprus eection
67).8189.
••••••••••••••••••••••••••
CLASS ''A" DRIVER-Rc·
liable, honctt, welt en•
doraed, boat maintenance,
''man Friday:• Call 646·
1397 eves. lntcwview at
"Shootina at &he moon"
wi II be tho &heme or the
Coett Women' a C lub of Cor-
ona del Mar, ror tho main event of the waye and mean a your convenience.
the Olriatrna1 baaau. which
will be held Nov. t9, star\o'
lna at 9:30 a.m., at the
Al""a Beta Acme Market
front enuuc•· Hand made
Ctwletmas •""· tota baa•.
PUBLICATION typiaa wanl-o
ed. Havo van..ty.,.,, heM•
It nor. Over 60 ty.,. ftc"et .
Call 67l-U07 Of 67l.O,SO.
Aak for Pran.
aprone, pacana, dolle, .SOH WHAT cO\Ild be bauer lhan
olothoa, Chrittmat dacora.· SHARP a 8RJ<JiT? Statt
uoaa, bud "-cotated •~ a now carsor at tae Polly
tioMry, bfld .. taUi .. and Prien a-aeln .. a Collep,
fruit elba will be on ule. N.B. S4-97ll. The Onn1• '>la\Jict prs• -_:.....;.;;....:.-.:.:....-----
ticlent of Pe4eratad'¥omen1 J~ONlNO. Ytan tA .. ,.,.
Chaba, ~ •• 0 . Hoyt Corbit. i•~c• 011 e.ll typas ol clo-
will N tiM apeaker for &be thu'~ A hnen. \pe~ •It¥,
No•. U Chlb day mNtdl me" t s.Mru. tl.SO .,_,Hr.
J 1 oL -M.bla n.i..... 607 *'• at a.m. •• ... an;... ..., ... , c~. 3..271 ••
Coeat to-try Clob.
..........................
•REAL UTATE SAL E·
53WAUill ....
El(CE:LLENT Commercaal
60.135. Larae houae. Suit•
able for w1de ranae of bu11·
nessea. PT1ce reduced to
Sl9,000. Immed iate sale.
S73 'N. 19th St., Costa
Me ... 646-(,62 1.
EXCELLENT INVESTMENT
OPPORnJNITY -Attrac-
tive 6 unit income property
in heart of Cotona del Maz
-for a ale by owner • 6 7 s-oo•7. Principala ONLY.
Can't Sell It"
Trade h"
For Fut Action & Results
Call
EXOiAHGE SPECIALISTS
DOYLE CO. 548-1168
270 E. l71h SL Costa \ten
••••••••••••••••••••••••• eiMSCILLMIOaS
fOR SALI a esee:u
PURN!nJIU!, odda and
end•, et cetera. 216 Or-
chid, Corooa del Mar. SaL
No.,. S -10.5.
BOX SP IUNO, mattreu a
frlfM. Twin aile. Like
new. Call 4..._.))$.
ALERT TO RAT LOVERS
White rat.a for sale. Call
W y Cooper 673-2877 .
"KNOW HOW" -
Plus aenuine concern for
your pet add up to
GROOMJNG by ~. ED
Call for appointment
JOROAM' S PET SHOP
Ulll. COA1l "WY .•7J·14JO
COilOMA Oil IIAA"
• • Bank Amencard
, .••••.......•..•.••..••..
•MISCELLAti EOU$ WiWUUS&&S WC
DISCOUNT boat buy era'
GUIDE. FREE! Writo to
Box 20, c/o The Bnaisn,
2721 E. Cout Hwy., Cor-
ona del Mar.
LOSE WEJGHT aafely with
Dcx·A,.Diet Tablets. Only
9U at your dNa atore.
SPOTS beiOfe )'OUt eyu -
on yow new car~t -re·
moYe them w1th 8hae l&As·
tJe. Reftl elecu•c al\am-
pooer tl. Crown itatdwan~.
3107 e. Coeat Hwy .• Cor-
ona del Mar. --.-------
LEOS LAWN\tO'Il!~ RE-
PAIR -P.naine O¥ertlnl,
ulea .\ .. rvice, ll4 Vi c-
toria St., Cotta \'ou,
SU-4971. DRAPES. S pr. print. Drip-
dry, llatd. O.n. Blee. re•
frla. Top fr.aa•r· ~ • •• • ............ .
condition. 67)-1)04. I I W 1 M ------------~~-----1 qe
L .C. Mnt c.y,...rt .. .
t!.llw cy,.. l S'" cllri ... .
t 35. "~2 ........ .
~xtenai<Wl table 10'" to S",
blood• WOOtd. tlS. 4 ch ai ra
to .. ~ ., uc:a. Black
.od ftr-..lau pl•a.r
act .. 13. 67)-0714
TOP • p.id tor flamlaure.
appliuct•. antlca••·
toola, Illite. CASH oo tile
epot. 546-0639.
WANTED: La .. IMCMI o. ..
.... r .,..., .......
M!Jat be uc•L co.cl. 67).
14M naal•ll·
New busineu.
OIMJnl in CD
Ye OW. a..laa MI ....
.... opeee4 ... ....
f« ............ .., ..
3100 B. Coeal Hwy., C«·
ooa del War.
Aop oweer AI &.rtrans,
Wbo bu U rear• ol exper•
~-~ whit sa.,., S.wiaa
Mac:llioe eo .• reportt daat
bla lbop apec;laUz .. io aia
aaa IUehlne rtpelr aDd
c:ani.. c:omplete lin.. of
White, Blna aDd Pbatf
rnac:blnea.
He lett New Orlean• 10
youa aao, apeodina 6 you•
In lhe Mariae Corps, aDd
finally aeUied in Belmont
Sbor .. with bia wife, Milli·
c:ent, wbo ia a colt aocouet.-
ant for Shell Oil Co. in t..o.
AAaelu, aDd l •on•, i(arl,
17, and Kenneth, 16.
He manaaed towina mac:h·
ine talu in May Co. ttorea
in Santa Ana, OardenOrovc
and Coata Meu before de·
cidina &o open hi• own buti·
nou in Corona del Mar.
5 ROOMMAT!S CITED
Ot4 BURGLARY CHARGE
Police aneated S Balboa
roorrwnates Saturday, Oct.
29, on chuae• of buralary.
Robert L. Parin, 19, of
1112 W. Balboa Blvd., Apt.
3, a conslnlction worker,
and Chulea Coppola, 19, 1
boat repairman, were walk·
ina on Marine 've. on Bal·
boa Island when they were
asked by dctec tivea to ac•
company them back to their
apertment, where a trans••·
tor radto and movie camera
wath 3 lenses and a maatc
e ye were found.
'Nhen Joseph \1 . '>onatac·
ca , 20, a Golden 'Neat Col•
leae s tudent from Hoboken,
N.J .; Peter A. Rouetta,
20, an Oranae Coast Col· I
leae s tudent from Jersey
Ci ty. N.J .; and Charles V .1
Hill, an OCC s tudent from
Boise, Idaho, returned to
the apartment, they were
arteated by waatana police .
FALSECAROSCH~RGED
Edward R. Lewis, 851
Vic toria St., Costa \4eu,
was anea ted Wednesday,
Ckt. 26, an the )200 block
of Clay St., Newport llet•
ahts, on a ehuae of pones-
sin a false adenttfication
cards when police stopped
the car he was a pauenaer
an for not havina cunent
license plates. The JUVenile
dn ver had a Ieamer' 1 penna t
wluch requued lhe Costa
\leu youth to ahow has Ia·
cense; pollee d11 covered
he had 6 identification
cards that did not belona
to ham.
HE'll STUDY IUSSIMG
Trustees of the Newport·
\lesa Unified School Ot s·
uict have approved the pay
o f s 1 SO a day , for no t more
than S day s, for uansporta-
u on consultant Randall Da··
v11• He wall study lbe Du·l
ua c t s bu u ana pro blem.
LEGAL MOT1CE I
~011Cf. Or l"fTF.STION TO
t:NCAC F IS llU: '\AU: OF
ALCOHOLIC OEV.:RAC:f.S
1~2~6
To Wbo111 h \fey Coacera:
5abjecl to iuueace of the
li~eue eppllt•d lor, aotic:e is I
hereby s l•ea tllet tile u der-
4iped propoau lo eell alco-
holic bever•a•• •• tbe pte-
mien, deac:rlbed u follows:
10'7 • 21al Piece, Newport
Beec:b
Pursueal to eucb loaeatioo,
the oodendped i • apply io8
to the OepatUIIeal of Alcoholic
lleverD8f' C:optrol lo r is uq(•f'
OD ori5iDDI eppllcetiOD o f -
.Joohoh l· bnt~rel!e llc:rn"e (or
lt ~ease•) lor tlleee P'""'"""
•11 lollowll:
ON SAL[ GENERAL (BONA no•: P UBLIC EAT1NC
PLACE)
Aavo.. clealrias to proteal
the ian•ce of .. ch llceaae(s) ••Y file • verified proteat with
eay office of ~. Oepartaeat
of Alcc*ollc Beverar Co ..
wl, wl~i• !0 cleya of ~.
poetbla of tkJ• aotlce, atatlaa
,,.. ••• lor cl-1•1 .. pro•icled
by law. 1\e ,-1••• ..
ao• llee ... cl for ~. aale of
alec*elle IHI••r.,.a. 1\e fora
of •wiRcatloe • ., "-•'-••'--
eel h• •Y offlc. of ~· o .. ,.,.. ...
HIGHEST ·RATE ON
INSURED SAVINGS
a/ HIGHER THAN ANY BANK CAN PAY
.. ON FULLY INSURED ACCOUNTS!
5.39~
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MUTUAL
SAVINGS
PASADENA
N••• OHtct liS f AIT COlO~AOO I OULtwA•O • I'AIAOI NA • Ut 2h5
CM..UIOALI • .u • -no I"ANO IOULI[YA"O •
COYINA ~00 NOaT., CIT"UI AYVOVI
•.a WI:I T OUA"TC OOOAO
l 4J •••• no,.,.
••• o, ••
C.~A OCL ...... • JH1 I AI., C.OAIT HIGHWA't • ··~ ~10
ASSETS OVER S400.000,000.00
Open House Sat & Sun
11 NOON -4:30P.M.
Balboa
908 W. Oceanfront
2 STORY FAMILY HOME,3 BEDROOMS,'2~
BATHS, MODERN BUll T IN KITOiEN
WITH BREAKFAST NOOK , LARGE LIVING
ROOM WITH FIREPLACE, DINING ROOM,
SEPARATE LAUNDRY ROOM·· ·
2 CAR GARAGE WITH ELECTRIC OOOR,
24 x 24 RUMPUS ROOM OVER GARAGE,
EXTRA PARK\NG AREA, LARG£ PATlO
WITH BUll TIN BAR-BE-QUE.
S74,9SO
EXCELLENT FINANCING.
LOUIS W. BRIGGS, REAL TOR 673-8110
714 E. BALBOA BL YD., <BALBOA
TODAYI
You Can Live Year 'Round For
Less Than A Summer Rental At
k.uy _A,a,IM.nLt-IJa /loa p,,.uu,
• ApertmMt , .... et it\ r-st • M.id S.,ice ••• a.w.
e ""'••• bolt upa et ~ ~Ofti doer e ~ ..... G.t~te • o..r M. • s~ ,..,
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You're Wrong!
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IMPORTS
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THURSDAY,IOY.l,l~
COM)IIA 0£L UR, CALIF.
Real Estate
TWO SPACIOUS
DUPLEX IS
Each oportment larger than most CdM homes
Fully Leosed New
$51,500
DOH Y. f'RAHKlU'C
I ROJ.TOR ' ~ Ust Coast "'"'"" Cofou del Mer, C.lforntt
,_., &7J.m2
NEW 4TH UNIT
U/taire
$92.50
GARDEN APARTMENTS
EXTAA LARGE ONE BEDROOM. TWO BEDROOMS AND
STUDIOS. HOTPOINT BUILT·INS, REFRIG£RATORS.
CARPETS & DRAPES. PRIVATE PA TICS, POOl
RtCREA TION AREA
Sf PARA TE CHILDREN S SECTION
811 So. FAIRVIiW Rd.
lllWUN McfAIIIN & IIIST ST. &
UllfAMA •
Miazl
"'" . W SEMPLE
• BEAL ESTATE
Can be ready for you
IESTCLIFF
Ready to occupy. Th is excel lent floor pion-3
Bdrms, 2 Baths, FJmily Room home as ne:Jr
elementary school. Great for chddren l Call to
see, make offer, ond move tn!! • • •
COKOIA DEL liAR
One of those ''4eat os o Pa n" homes wath
new guest l portment open tng out on Iorge co·
vered potao - Geared for the relaxed lavi ng.
Garage stressed for opt. We ho ve the key!' • • •
COROIA OEL liAR
CAMEO HIGHLANDS' Charm w1th Beach prav t·
leges. Th as gran d floor pion · 3 Bdrms, THREE
baths, Oin ang PLUS Fanu ly Room. Hobby Room.
Lovely landscapang ond sea vaew . Owner betng
tronsfened. So, call us now l
s-,1. R .. l Estat.
2515 E. C. .. t Hlghwoy
67S.2101
CoreN ~elMer
SrTUATED ON TEN AClfS
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Balaoa Newport 8eoch
Baft,oo Island
Lido Isle
Costo Mesa
Corona del Mar
If your llo111e
Is real~ your casae,
you prollallly
don't need a
professional's
llelp to sell it.
On second thought,
maybe you~·
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Newport Harbor Costa Mesa
Board of Realtors
THE "CH ANNEL REEF" -APARTMENTS
2525 OoeMl Blvd. -Coro01 del Mar -Gal.iforn1a
Loc. on Main Channel Newport Harbor Entrance
-IUY--LEASE-
$45,000 ..cl UP S350 and UP
BOAT SLIPS AVAILABLE TO RESIDENTS
Res. of The Oannel Reef COJO) water front vacw and LllflVCnleth .. e l)f
moonna chear bva t at th e frotll door. ( o\l~t• a carefree Ja , 1n1 .,, clrrna-
n auna lhe burdenwme respocuabt latl es o f mAJntaJnan, • large humcJ
There are m.n~ adv .. taaell of ma an w nana here at Cbanncl !{eel -\pl.
A 'cle~:t number of~ Bednns. ·:'baCh Apt. ~\a.J labl e.
WE INVrTE YOU TO SEE OUR FURNISHED MODELS.
FOR ANY FURTHER INFORMATION
Phone 671-1711 ASK FOR HERMAN TROTI
WANT TO SELL
OR RENT? L i•t now
ISlAHD REl L TY CO.
Heney D.p-.. , R..lt.
491 Po~ A••· ... ~. ,,,_ ..
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M. Ma lllonle, Re1lllr
A NEW ENGLAND
GEM
Hefant-mt>nt and e le~tance, urLanll\ .11 I iura bdat\'
a rt-t ran .. lated Into tha ftn,. h •'llf. ~,) l'l sq. h. of
u"tom home. Thrt't' bf'dmu'll ..... -'· t•o.~t•, .... -.par anu"
11\tOil room, peg~red n oor famah f'• •'r loublt• farl"·
place, br1 cl.. Ooor covt"rf'd l•at1 . :•11 111 t~t-neral
~.lt'L·tnc l..uch.-n, DoubiP ll3r·'ll'' 1 '' \\'nrl.<;hop •
o\bundanc-P of c abanets ~ lnn ll ·lll '' •rd~t· aN-as.
l.a llwts, drapes , stt"reo, r,.n•d pi"' r, antt•r-•nm,
I
da-.h 'l'd. hf'r, r1.'fn~t .. Milor-fret ,,., \ \1 '''"·r·lr,~>r 1n·
c luJ t>d. \um eruus other fe.·u urr·' 111.11 1111 ... 1 lw ,, . .,n
tn "PPn-n at.-. l.ocat~d an [){)\ EH 'll1 lHI '••n ,, ft-f"
lr•t ~ pn ceJ und t>r rt'pmdu• 11•111 ... , ,, Hdv --
s·>B.OOO .. Sho"'n bv appointm•·llt "'"'.
M. M. La Borde, Realtor
.. Yoli 'II L1k~ Oetr Pn.( "d/JI ~,. r '< r
220 I . 11th St. C"'-'e ~SSSI Coate M.w
(L_... 1ft I . 17tt-St. ~"t Center)
I"""'-C. II ~579 or ~ 1 OSO
X For Exchange X
C~1 Home ~L
33 Ntts. Tuc aon
20 Acru Nevada
La,una home
Santa '4ontca Offi ce Blda.
Beer Tavern 814
fur o\f'L RldJ.
fur l and nr local an c:.
for L•,cal "' tu bma t
for o\rt ~.
for Land or ancom'
fN Tih or mall home.
THE CALLISON CO.
llatAM~I COUMSILO•s
U IIWIIT IDNIT IUCII
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UNlit
KINGS WIN THRILLER 26 TO 18 Theodore
IOIINS fOlD 'Tile eo. .. -·· ,.. .... ... fMC...dtiMirS..
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ANMOUIICI .ur IA&.I ....... ooatett latt Priday
Jellloa IIMtw AI •• of IIi.... widt dae Sea JCinp a.-a"" •• .. ••Ill .. wl•ltla 26-11 oa l latt •&a ........ , .. ,_ .. .... toocWowat.
beaent ot Mltrioaa !FleW 'Ilia M~~•*l• play the
Servlct. H•tiatlOft &.edt Ollora at
'-;lt.ed mi~ DUb an I p.-. thia Saturqy OD
avatlable dwma Now...,.r, O.widton Pield. Tbe Oilera
and tbe final Older date It uve aa a1moet certain It-
Nov. l$. Orden c• M pl.. vine Cbampionabip after do·
cod with Mra. Til~• Roue· r .. liq Lapna Boacb 21·7
aelot. 644-0442. Lut year lilt Friday.
the clob raiaed 1200.
JOHN SCHMITZ
OUTSPOKEN
REPUBLICAN LEADER
CUTS ACROSS
PARTY LINES.
Senator Schmitz stands for
limited government ...
Demands respect for indi-
vidual liberty ... Advocates
repeal of the Rumford Act
... Would lower taxes and
government spending ...
Stands for law and order.
VOTE NOVEMBER 8
FOR
"" YOI CM CMT
rQpublican
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CHRISTMAS CAilDS AtOM MANY L-'I~OS
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friday, bet_.. aiDilaate ••• tome 1~12. Cotta Me1a
fODI la tile ht qaarter,ud le..Uq.
aet the •taee for • early Sea Klq baltb&clt Tom s .. ICiqtoore. W01tpte, wllo accounted
~k Orea V&Dde,.. for ll4 yuda ht l4 curiea,
burt lUDcbed an Mrial "' U.. tDDe for a $7-yard
ataack wbidl picked op 6 ~·• to tie U.. 1con. He
poiota oa a pau to Georae dlarpd ovot enter, le~
Carpenter. Vuderbura tried iaa a puab ~ the Men l•
for a. ucra point on a run yard line and dlon craabed
but wu atopped. over for 6 point.a to make
Tbe Mlutanaa evened the tbe aeon 11•11. He thea
a core W wbea they pound put ~ Kina• ahead, 1 ,..11,
out 60 yarda in 11 playa to by acuna around end for tho
put the piaakin within 1 PAT.
yard o( the Sea Kina end Pollowina the Sea Kina
zone. O.be Ruz went over TO, Meaa quarterback Sobo-
the top ~ put the Muat.anaa lewaki completed a 32-yard
on the ac::oroboard. pan to Matt Leeper. Ramon
Coroaa del Mar took the Ricardo picked up 3 and
lead aaain lat c in the lat Sobolewaki another 1 yarda
quarter, with Orea Vander· ~ put the peen and black
bura aoina the final 2 on tho Sea Kin& 14-yard
yarda to make the score 12· line and in acorina poaition.
6. But the drive waa killed
')uart.erback ')ave Sobo-when Sobolewaki c::ouldn't
lewau aparked the Mua· find a receiver and waa
taraaa on a S7-yard drive, thrown for an 11-yard lou.
completina a S~ard pau Tom Weataate went into
and then aoina over from action for the Sea Kinas. He
the 2-yard line, a play daalled off 80 yards for a
later, to tie up the score final TO with 1:27 remaio-
12·12. ina. A pitc:hout ~ Oeorao
With 2:17 left in the lrd Carpenter for the PAT end-
quarter, be broke the tie ed the scorina at 26·18.
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PI, 21,1. •Uti
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all
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Tars, Eagles to tangle
JUNE LINDEMAN, "Miss Callfomia'' of 1%~, and
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henri Lindeman, are new
re sidents in the Newport Riviera townhouse apart-
ments in the University district, near the UCI campus.
June i s pictured here receiving the keys from Glen
Sire, I easing manager for Ooyl e Development Co. Inc.
June, now a student at UCI, has also held the titles
of Miss Newport Beach, Miss Costa Mesa and Mi ss
Orange County. She models and operates her own
commer c:ial art and public relations agency i n New-
port Beach . (Don Bush photo.)
STATION WAGON
The Newpon Harbor Hilfl t.o take the lead. At the end
School Tars walked away o( 9 playa, Bob Hancock
with a 39--21 victory over took over from Dave Wallen,
fountain Valley laat Friday who had picked up 50 yards
at Davidson Field for a 4th in S plays, and craabed
place standina in the Irvine over from the 2-yard line.
Leaaue. Then be picked up the cxaa
They will claah with cbe point on a riaht end run lO
3rd place Eatancia Hi&h make the score 20-14, Tara
School Eaales at 8:1S p.m. lcadina.
cb is Friday on Davidson Wi cb 1:36 left 1n the 2nd
Field. quarter, Newpon widened
Newport's Steve SaaitifT ats lead. Dave Wallera pick-
intercepted a pass last Fri-ed up 7 yards and Bob Han-
day on the Baron 30 t.o set cock added IS to pot the
che Tars up for theu 1st ball on the Baron 9--yard
.,ucbdown. Six plays later, lane. Mike Pomeroy craabed
halfback JefT Baker scored over center to make the
on a plunac over riaht 10uchdown. Ed Washko's
tackle, with 9:43 left an the conversion made at 27-14.
1 t quarter, and chen made The Sailors packed up an~
die score 7-0 on a succes-dler 6 points 1n the 3rd
ful converSion. quarter when Pomeroy cap-
The Barons tied up die ped a 64-yard drive an 5
score, after Sailor Jeff plays w&th a 34-yard charac
Baker fwobled oa ae Tu ~ap 0.• ceftter for a IDUch·
12, and then edaed ahead down. Has PAT run f&Jied,
when Baron Ronnie \4)-ers but the Tara led H-14 •
returned Ed Washko's 31-The Barons fumbled a Tar
) ard punt 83 yards for a punt. which Paul Genotsa
touchdown. The Baron con-recovered on the Baron 28-
versJOn was aood and !hey yard line. Halfback Jeff
moved ahead 14-7. Balter JUmped past raaht
The Tars fired back and in auard from 1 foot out to
-4 plays picked up 60 yardi boost the Newport lead to
and 6 points. Ed Washko, on 39-14.
a 17-)ard slant over riaht The Baron a~ded 6 po&nts,
tackle, made the score. with 8 minutes left to play
\1ike Pom eroy attempted a when Baron Art Brooks eli-
PAT Nn but was stopped. mucd a 49 yard march with
The Tara trailed 14-13 wilh a 3-yard lunac over n&ht
3:29 left an lhe lat quarter. auard for 6 and then added
Early in the 2nd quarter a point. runnina over left
the Tars around out 73 yards auard to make it 39--21.
lHl FALCOI IAGOI ...•.•. 111
~ OLOS STAnOI IAGOI, Altl.,
Ill M. Pew• u.tq' lntn. .. $ ltl
TIIUCKS
Bucs fight for title 1114 CHEVROLET CUSTOM CAl
1,11, .... att ••• ' ••••••• 1111
1111 as. TOI CM EVY VI, 4 --II I II,
c-entll IllS. aatl•t ••••· 11.•1 By Rich Sl •t•l strike from quarterback Jim
The Orange Coast Colleae Deveney for a Riverside
Pirates parlayed a combina· TO. 1114 FOlD 14 Ttl Plck·U• I cyl.
uon of opportunistic de-The Pirates visat San
1411
fense and quarterback Dan Bernardino Valley Colleae 1111 FOlD ECgiOUIE
\1ikels' runnin& and pauina thia Saturday as the tonid CUSTOM CAIPEII • E.,•IIH
mto a rousina 28·14 home· Eastern Conference race IMf. ltiYI. let 1111 U • •lltl ~ana victory over Rive~ n~~v:ea~in:to~i!~~s :a:e~~h~N~n~.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ sade Saturday naa.ht. 1
The win kept the Pirat ea
very mucb 10 the Eastern
Conference tatle cbaae
with a 4-1 mark, a half
aame behind Fullerton at
4-0.
Deep back Steve Rodn·
JUCZ Intercepted a Nack
Goldware pasa an bas own
end zon,. to ae t the Pi rat cs
swt ed after a score leu
first quarter. Aided by a
roua.hana the kicker penalty,
the Bocs moved 80 yards
in 20 plays and 10 minutes,
with fullback Mike Marvoab
plunaina over from the one
for the score .
Seconds later Mike Ober
and l)oua J ohnson broke
throuah to block a Ri ver•
CONSTITUTIONAL RESEARCH COMMISSION
Shell ftteee J••Hcee • .,.,e t.r tlte ,eried ''•ecriktllty Lew (12 y-n)?
CHIZJI' JUSTICE IK>DCER J. TRAYNOR ···········-·. NO X
ASSOCIATE JUSTICE PAUL PER.. . .. ....... ..... NO X
ASSOClA TE Jl]SllC£ STANLEY MOSX.. .....
ASSOCIATE JUSTICE LOUIS H. BURKE ....
ASSOCIATE JUSTICE MAJLSHAL F. McCOMB ....
NO X
NOX
YES X
The preaeat CaliiCII'Dia Supreme Court hae ~ed politicaDy motlvwd cleO-sa. iD tbe area~ -Forced~-aod hM diqUyed undue CDDCei'D far tbe
c:rimiDaJ aod little CODCerD far bia victim. ]Uitioe Manbal F. McComb hM
OOIIAisteatly YOtled q&Dt the releMe, Oil tllcbnk:a1Jties. ol convicted cnminala aod
• the oaly GDe ~ tbe tv. JU~tic8 who diiHDted from the m&fOrity ol l~ c-t
aod votlld apu.t '"Forced ~-
4 d left E I • aide punt. Steve Anderson secon s , ag es w1n :=~d a: ~bl~~si;;
f-A-Constitutional Revision TNO X
1-PubUc Retf.rement Funds YES X
Estancia quarterback Chuck by E.ale auard Bruce Dick-yards for the aoore. Tho
Peny completed a 4-yard son on the 14-y&fd..line to PAT made it 14-0 for the
pass with seconds left in atan the bauJe between !he halftime lead.
the 4th quarter last Friday almoat equally matched Early in the )rd period
t.o aa ve the Eaales a 27-25 teama. Seven plays lat.er Sandy Rico acooped up a
victory ov~r San Clement.e. Chuck Perry atn.&uled a Don Evans' quick kjck and
Thas Fnday. the Eaales fiaal .S yarda to put the sprinted 70 yards for a
wall tanale wad\ the New-Eaalea on the acoreboard. Riverside tally. Chuck
port Harbor Tara at 8:15 p.m. A c:onveraion by Pbil Davia Landers blocked the con·
on Davidson Field. made the a core 7.(). vera ion ay. and the score
An early lat quarter fumble The Tritons came back was 14-6
last friday waa recovered ~vina S9 yards, capped Mikela."Pirate sianaJ call·
wad\ a double reverse whac:h . . .
2-Bonds 10 Provide State College & University Facilities
3--0pm s~ Conservltion
._lndebtatness of Local Agencies
>-Property Tuadon: ReUd in Event of Oisasru
~Lqisladw Procedure
7-Compensation ol County Offlc:en
3-Taxation: Insurance Compulies
NO X
NO X
NO X
NO X
NO X
NO X
YES X
TF.S X aent halfback Dan Bane IIi ~r. play&~l watha d&a~ocated M A R K E T to the ODd zone. to tie the mdu rm~er and j&rrmed
pme 7-7, with 10:4S left thumb on baa throwana h~. COAST SUPER 9-Vet.erans' Tu E.Rmption
1 0-Loe..na ol Public Funds NO X
3347 E. COAST JfWAY CORONA DEL MAll OR 3-3510 in the 2nd quaner. moved the Buca 28 yards.'" ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~"k Quck Peny 4pl~a~a~l~full~&q
Open 9 to &:30 Daily-CLOSED SUNDAYS put tbe Eaalea ahead, with m other Rodra1_oez mt.er-IIOZEI FOOD:i--------r--------PRODUCE SPECIALS 8:10 remainina in die 2nd ception early 1n the 4th
STOUFFER$
Spinach Souffle 39t uliflower
BIRDS EYE
15~.
quarter, wben he raked a quarter. The payoff came
pan and aprinted around on a 15-yard bullet down
riabt end for S yarda and a the middle to end Tom tou~down. ~il Davia' con-Georaino, who apun away
veraaon made &t 14-7. from 2 tacldera for his Sth
~ Clemente retume~ a TO arab of tbe aeaaoo.
11-BoDnl aDd Wradinc Contesta YES
12-County A• ••~mt Appeala .8oucls YES
ll-Propa ty Tu Sta~e~Dent NO
l~J~Tua NO
I >-EiiltWilry to Vot~t NO
·~ Ins Com 21]9c GrapefruH Davu aocccr a~le lt&ck Miula then put the Ji~ on
from die 16-yard-hne for a it with a daulina 6().yard
touc:bdown lO nanow lhe rolloat, ootrinnina the en-AL BORBON. Quunnm, 217 C-.olyn Way, Anahe&m, Calif.
X
X
X
X
X
X
Eaale lead 14-11. , tire Tiaor aecondary for a
The 2nd quarter ~aa~ t touchdown with ):41 left in (Cetef.l atw4, ,....js ._. ,..,._,,._., lA. 2, 4, 5, 7, 10, •4 14
,one before lbc Tnaon s dae pme. With leu tban 2 ... 14 iacr .. •• ,. ••• , eiHI •• ,..,.._..._. lA. 3, 6, .. 4 10 ....,4
fLEISCHMAMM MAXWELL HOUSE
Margarine catapulted put tbe Eaalea miruuea remaioina. Bill lacr .. •• ,. • .,.. .... ,...,..)
on • 11-yud pan to take HH:•Y~·~·~ar::a:bbe=d~a~2~1:-y~ud::!.!:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: flo lead 19-14. 1 JACK -lEAH STALK CUT OR SLICED J lb. The Eaalea countered wadi
&een Bean30Sl CAM 1 9' ~ a ...._,ard drive late in the )rei quarter to take lhe lnd
)~~~~~~~~~~--~_!~~~-=~~!!!!~~~----~~~_) .. ~. A ~ard ~·· from Pmy to back Nick Qui10z IIY SECTIOMS DELSEY pat dle Eaal .. •ud. ~~~
Davia' ooa .. nion made llle &r~fruft 23 T I 1• •core 21-19 • ._ ___ .. _!,.. ___________ lO_l __ c_AM __ ~~c~~CJ~i~tt~f~~lr~·~!![l~---!~~~-1 .!~~~: ~.~:~:
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..... put to ..... s..
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• "" .. l!qiH a 21·1S ftctiiiJ.
'
P-L :1-ul, ~~ :1.-al fi-.
Where No (R k EYfl T ll11ed Awrt fer Lack Of finis
WIHt,. T,_,. it No Charge lot Funenrl Services Fot Our
Servicemen and Servicewomen ,.,, Their Lives in Viel Ham
LON E. P11K. Sr.
, ....... A.llll
959 THE 195'H>O OFFICERS of the Tuesday Club of
Newport Harbor are pictured here following their
election: from left. Mrs. S;R. Newcomer ot Balboa.
corresponding secretary; Mrs. Walter Charanza of
Harbor Highlands, president; Mrs. James Gooanan
of Westcliff, fi rst vlce-oresident; Mrs. James Eu-
bank of I rvine Terrace, Jrd vice-oresident, and Mrs.
George Wiseman of Irvine Terrace, 2nd vice-oresl-
dent. CEnsig,1 photo, May 7, 1959.)
UWi6 BOB SHELTON unit trc. S.ta ~ ....... ht
s erved as chief aanini strati ve officer, to assume
the duties of city manager of N~rt Beach on
June 18, 1q5b. Mayo r Dora Hill listens as the ne.w
city manager gives his "acceptance speech." CEil-
sign photo. June 21, 1956.)
1956 FIRE PREVENTION WEEK was observed in October, l qSb, «tth de-
monstr.SOfts a Itt .-te sdaJts. lltfs pliloto was Liken ~t Newoort
Heights School: from l eft. Mart Allen Rodgers of ~ewoort. frotr Urs.
Gordon Wevill's class; Gary Winn of Newport. from Mrs. C.'N . .Vorttt's
class; Bill Nollar, fire marshal, and Robin UcCioud of L do Isl e, also
from Mrs.. Wevill's class. CEnsi gn photo, Oct. !1, IQ<;t-
OFACERS elected by the Central Newoort Beach Community
Assn. tor 19~ are pic1ur~ here: from l eft. Henry Engl e, re-
~ecttd s ecretary-treasurer; HaJ Glass, direc1Dr .-.d outgoing
president; Earl Cannom, new president; Howard Willi~s, vice-
president, and Mrs.. E d Carson, recording secretary. The board 195 9 of direc1Drs aJso included Stanl ey Ahl""an, Mrs. Ectru,d ~,..,s,
Mrs. J anes Stuart. Wrs. Henry Wagner J r • .w1d Ed Healy. ( Ens•gn
photo, Way 21, l959.l
THIS lM9 PHOTO shows ,_.ortt-JUthor
.-J,...,.Uiab of Co~ de Ill• t.ol•no a RD~o Ish,
lHE EW PASTORAL F-._ Y of._ 81111D~ lsiMd Oa 1 -ltJ ..
o•st CIWdt .,.,.. Ia .Wr, 1~ .. Rn. ~d Walker, Ws •Ue.
Jlnlcc. •d IMir 20eoll-..oid -, Palt. ne ers c.e eo Bllt~U
lsiiM ,._ Loat ....._ _..,. ..._ ,._,of 1M CalltDmla
~t In Ctt•~a B1J In 1st StAte of Jali sco,
lllaico. OM\1 •d G'nttr Lawtb wert steting tD
ttKt "'"' steos ., 1\t lost d b of tht M~Jas,
wt\1~ ltley had louted Jnt bdDrt ltlt ••· (Photo
..... st •• Not. 10, 1"', Issue of Itt Ensi9' •
~ YUR,M0.12 MOV. l, 1966 C..... ..... ,, .... Oty .f ... ..,.,. .._.
Sftudents help teach Marta
\te.na Altcia Ramos ~
natu as 12 years old. She
had never been to achool.
She had never llept in a
becl. She could not apeak
En alish. Then she came to
tullCrica.
'Aarta II I \1e.tican Jirl
who came from \4exieali to
live wath the ~ l)aviaoo
ftJnaly an Costa ~eaa. Then
Viana ran anto a problem.
l fhcn the ')avaaona tried to
f.nroll \tarta an first pade,
tbcy daseovered that all
rust aradc studenu mull
recopuze and comprehend
the meanana ol 220 words.
These •ords are known aa
the ')olch baaac vocabulary.
When ~s. Patterson,
Costa \ten Hlab Sparush
teacher. beard or \tarta'a
di leuma abe atcpped in to
oCfer her aaaiatance. She
planned to teach \tarta
enoqb Ena lub to allow
her to enter first arade
while at the same ume al-
lowina ber students to bene-
fit from \tart&' a presence.
~.. Patterson'• 4th year
Spuiab clan then embark-
ed llPOG an eapenment an
aoci al \IDdert t.andJ DJ.
~~. Pattcraon say a that
che benefits from thaa ex-
periment are lbroe..fold.
.. Firat. and moat impor-
tant in terms of a.c:adcmac
auc:ceu, aa the opponwuty
che students have oot o n ly
to apeak Spanub, but to put
it to a pracucal usc:• she
says. "By speakana to iiOme·
one wbo waa raued an a
roreisn lanauaae the • w.
dents becan to realize the
aubtlchu or accent and
anflccuon.
.. They also become a c-
quainted wath a person who
haa pown up 10 a daflerent
culture andwbose standards
and values arc U1Wenacly
different from the wtu &e
\Dat~oo Ptot.eataDt
ma)oci\J.
.. F ina II y, the a tuden u
berin to develop a a•uc
or socaal awareacu. Tbey
beam to rcah ze that people
o( diffctcnt cou.n tnes auJbt
hold optnaons datfenna from
thoac coamool y be ld 111 the
United Stat cs. Wa th thu
ancrcucd awaTeness the)
beaan to feel the prucnc:e
or other cou.nu aes emotion-
ally rather than JUSt antcl-
le ctually. ' tnap then re•
solves tnto •J.ndcutandana
of ea.c:b count ry rather than
a aroup of colored squues :·
\1arta's educ ataon as an the
bands of \k s . Patterson' •
4th year <;pan11h clau .
~c:b da) one student
takes \1art:• out of class
and teaches he r a fev.
words of dac b&II C vocabu-
lary . \1arta bas no• learned
almost or.c fowth or the
•"'<lids or lhosc requucd.
This as not the onl~ thtna
that sell asadc fowth )ear
Sp.nasb from the nonn.al
classroo m "tuauon. The
clau 1 s also benefttans
from lht presence or : bo~ s
It
o( Mexacan doacenL ~nior
Fernando Crespo and Junior
Luis Carmona bave been
extremely helpful an pre-
aentlna first hand informa-
tion of Mexican cuatorns.
"They provade a stamulus
for the student&," Mrs. Pat-
terson aays. "Thas tend
to create an atmosphere or
authcnll caty whtch as truly
a mcctana of two worlds."
PeHason gets new post
')r. ')avad Henry, pre Sl·
dent or the Unaver11ty of
llhnou, has announced that
bewail name ':>r . J .'t\. Pella-
son, vace chancellor-aca-
demac affaus at L'CI, to
the newly established po t
of chancellor of the Lrbana-
Champa aan campus, effec-
tave Jul) I, 196,.
The L:n,ver 1t~ nf llhnoa
bo&Jd of UUStCCl> IS expec-
ted to act on the appotnt-
mcnt ~ov. 10. '">r. Peltason
11 scheduled to assume has
post at the concluSion of
the acaderruc year.
Local ador
to perform
Peter Church, an E.nlh sh-
man who laves at 6l0'-:: o\vo-
cado 'vc .. Corona del \tar,
wa ll dchver an c..n <sh
monoloau.e and some amua-
aoa &\On C I I I OGC o( the
\d'*erll11n1 Club's aanual
varten sho•, "\tad ~' enue
Revue."
The procratr' wtl: be held
at the C)anta \na en.,. Club
at p.m. Thwsda~, '\ov.
10.
\tr. C'hw ch reccnth ar-
peared on tdev11>wn m
"Combat.'• ··1~ 1)'('1{''-~
1111}1.'' "The lttl frlXr
l '\.( L.t. .. and "Jert-
cho."
'ie has a lso pcrformc:J
•athL'C'Lo\'s Theater ~re>ur
PfOOUCIIe>n "'f "f)h '\hat a
Love!) 't\ar," and '-tolh-
wooJ' s I var Theater produc-
tions of "Pravate Lt,es,"
and "The qattle ,,f a Samr•e
\tan."
Sho•. .,.,hac:h feature!> act
~ members .utd supporters
o( t.he \dverllstn& Club,
wa ll be used to e 'tabla sh a
collcae seholarshtp. Tac-
kets are s~.50 and rna~ be
puchased from members or
b\ calltna -\dele ~hore'.
Santa <\na, telephone ='-'~·
':>r. Pcltason, 43, was
dean of the collcae or li-
beral arts and c aences at
the Unaver ll) o f Illanoa~o
before comans to the lrvtnc
campus tn Jut~. 1%4, as
dean of the -=~llleae of arts,
letters and <>ctence. 4 e
was named vace chancellor
at LCI an '>ctobcr. 1964.
'ie rece t ved ht~> 8~ and
\1\ from the Lmversaty of
\1ts '>l"'Ufl and ht ~ Ph f) tn po-
httca l scten~.e fmm PTtnc...e·
ton lntvea th.
He re~>tde!> .u :-401 Bam-
boo !)rave, 1-,ht Bluff, wtth
bts wafe, C)uzanne , and J
chtldren, 'ianc', a tudent
at UCLt\, Taml)th\. a s tu-
dent at Corona del \1ar
Hagh Schuol, and Jail, aac
4.
Few Hems
for planners
Tbe brae f aaenda of the
Newport Beach Pla.nnanc
Commasston for R p.m. ~
da}, ~ov. 3, an the Cat~
Hall ancludc s the fnllowa na
1tcms.
Vorio~tce
John Jactnto, 1-l~ \\,
Ocean Ft.. Cenual ~c .. port,
:!nd floor encroachment of
10 anche tn a :!11-fOo.lt alley
setbad area.
Use Permi t
-\tlanuc ( 1) ••
port, ne~~> ~>er' ace ,tall on
facala l\, t'' replace C'l.t tln i\
Statton, ~~oha ch wtll be de·
molt shed.
c.o.uauftl cotiofts
Reqaeat hom 'loona 59w-
la n& for exten"''''" <>( use
pemu I fM ol J">IIJ} c ~room
In I ~hoi' at I~' \~o~te \H.
Balboa I :.I anJ.
~equc l>t fr,v· (\(.~ 'Aa l ~er
and f)or.-t.h' lluh .. hen., f,lr
extcnston of use rermat fot
surfrader rcr.tal Jl ~filii 'A
'kean Ft .. l.:nual ''""f'\lr l.
WILLAR:> VOlT NAME:>
TO HEART AS.SN . BOAR')
·~.ll.ud f1. \,lit ,,f Balbc1a,
chaar:nan •f the board t.Jf dt·
rectors of \\ I \ ••t Rubber
Corp. l'f 'ul!"lta \n.t, h.l•
been elected a dttectnr ,,f
the Orange (',,unl\ Heart
\ssoctatwn Boa rd .
He 1 ~ a mcml'-cr ,,f the
board of tru)tee -. ,,f <tare·
mont \len'-. f••llece. hoard
'"'f tru tee ~ •f Ranl er-. L 1fe
lnsuran~e ('.•mran' •f 'e·
bra~L.a. and h..'&rd of J1rev
lOfS l1f '\e"P.,"'rt 'atlllOI
Bank.
\tr.
\1a.n
Ba~
,,,,, anJ ht~ "afe.
'e at I, I' E
Ralt--.,a. The\
ha'e ' .. on... \\,!lard, ~o
bett and Rt .. hard.
041 .. 4 -71 s.oo
1101 OtAII -n.•
OYI.l TAIL I -219.10
IIOUMD Tl.kl -'"··
H.J.GAI{l{E"ff fURNfJURE
IA~Ol OffiCI
IAY$10( Af JMIIOI!l .. 2 114 1
Professional
Directory
INSURANl 'E .
I'OA ALL 01' YOUR
INSVRANCIE .. EEOS
ROBi:.R TSOr-. -SAI>I f-1 R
IN~ RAN< 1-
:1333 ·~ f'OIUII H•Y.
('oftNta del \fU -67;).18M
YUNERAL DIRECTORS .
BALTZ
MORTUARIES
1741 SUPERIOR AVE.
COSTA MESA
I.C(ONay b·2•24
3520 E. COAST HIWAY
COROHA DEL MAR
OR•ol e J·q•so
Sutc* lq41
Frt~ndly N~tl'hbomood
~rviC'f'
BELL BRO ADWAY
MORTUARY
I I 0 Broad way
U 8 3-133. 8 3434 COita M~u
Westchl'§ Cha pel
o('(•lf/ll•ty4 427 E. 17th ST.
COSTA MESA NJ .__
ITEMS for th e bazaar and hobby show of
the Vasa Anchor Lodge Auxil1ary, to be
held from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. this Satl.lr·
day, Nov. s, art be1ng examined by Mr s.
Nelson Holmwood of ~merald 13ay, at
left, and Mrs. Don Bam ck. of Costa Mesa.
The shON will be presented Jt the Sen ior
\1others of the 1966 Chl l-
ilien's Jiome Cioctety debu-
tantes discussed the forth-
cominJ Chris tmas holtda)
debutante ball over coffee
cups yesterday dunn& an
infonnal aathcnna an lhc:
Irvine Cove home of \1r~o.
Tenell L . Root, ball chaar-
man for the Newport Harbor
\uxah ary.
Edward J . Mooney, das-
ltl ct dtrector of Child1en'~
llome Socaety, havinJ s~
ken tp the debutantes and
thear fathe rs at the San ta
<\na office in J ul y, dlopped
by to aave the mothe rs an
opportunaty to also hear
a bout the adoption servac e
oHered by the non-profl 1
s late -wade aaency.
\tr~. Root and her com-
ma ttec reported about ar·
ranaements and diScussed
proceduiCs wath the mothers
for the 13th annual de bu·
tante ba ll, to be held at
the 'liewporter Inn on nc~.
~8.
C(.mmtttc e member~ an-
dude the \tmc:s. J. ~ubcrt
\lc serve , ·~all~ Ge rq •,
\krwn lC Came ron, ')onald
-;wetllund, Les Littlejohn,
CltlzMs •:hlbhouse, 15th St. and trvlne
Ave., Cll tf Haven. Ho bbl es to be dis-
pliyed 111.clude t~ntique pu rses, lace
making, pi\Otograotty, Indian a rtifacts,
cooklno of .a century ago, and a restored
antique IUto. Coffee will be served all
day, .,d refreslunentl will be sold.
£H1Jit£HES
'lpundlf ~ GIIplrdf
3262 a .. ood Stre_., Hewport Heighh
'"'''II''"'''", rn (;'"' ~m,t"n l,
II1M1r a/"' /~. '''''(\, I 1 antrlu al "' 'fiHIIm
The Rev. Joht, Pridonoff, Minister
C)unda~ \)c:r\1'-C and Chur th S<.hool at 10:00 a.m.
EL•t nJn B 81ble class l edn esdays al 7:30 p.m.
Hura.ry core provided Phone: 642-2740
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S.nnces n&ST r Mlllc " h J
ClUUST ,Sf If "n'l
JJOJ v,a I 1d11
Ncwpon Bc:a ch
SlJNlJA Y SUIOUI
9 I~ o"' ,.,.; II o"'
SUNOA Y SERVI<.F-..!>
9 IS • II o"'
WEDNI-..SUAY fVf.NI"'j(i
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IEt 'OND f'lll'at'fl Of'
C111111T ,k ."lt NT~
Nc•PQft Beach 11
Cor0t1a de I \4ar •)9 East (oaa.t Htahway
NOAY SC HOOl 9 IS • "'·
SUNOA Y Sf.R VI( f-II • "'
WEDNESDAY i:.Vl:.NING
\tEETI.,.C, I 00 , "'
RI:.ADI-.,G R~-
._.ucual Bua ldana
2863 F.aat C oa't H•lfl way
Mo•. • S••· 10 •.m. lu S p.m.
Tll•radav ,.~,.e la" -7 to 9
You are cordaally anvued to
utend C'huu:h Scrvacu and
to use the Rcadtna Room.
r1111t Japtill aaurc~a
at e-ta Meea
.. pull lt.bk fdlOWibl p
Santa An• 6 Maanolla Ita.
D: P C. Jlf.umann. ,..._
SUNDAY SDVICI:I
t 45 a .m. SuaclaJ ~
I J CO a Ill. Mons I ftC ....... ,
• co p.m. n.Jnt._. u ....
7 co p.m. l:wnJftC ..... ,
WED!'fDDAY
7.20 ...... ·---lt-'7 • 00,...... ~ a...d ..
Lutheran Church
ot the Mater
Luf'h~ran
Ohu rc-h In Amton«e.
2900 Pad fir \ ; .. w Dr.
Corona ,f,.f \1.ar, Lali ll)m i"
Re v. WILBUR AL LEN
Phon~· Olttolt' 3 5022
SUNDAY SCHEDUU:
Q a .m. --Famaly won ht p
tncluda na ~bnday f hur"h
School
I 1 ;fJIJ 41, m, •• Wcnh~
first Baptist Ch"rch
ISOUTH!RNI
co•o•• DIL ....
COAST "'""' AT -CAAT~A
l)r. Charles L. '.lcCiatn
67l-66M /1t1Ht~• 67~U16
JUMDAY KMOOL ..... flU .. -.
..,. ..... WCMtSMe, ... 'ltOI ·-, •• , ...... UMtOM ......... ...
IVIMING WCMttNl'··· 1tJI p.-.
wti*UOAY SI.VICI 1 IS._-.
LEG4L ,.,.OTIC!
( ~ ll IH H ~ n· n r BU STN ESS
f ••·l tiiOU!I f inn Ne .. e
Ill~ l''i IH.RSIG ~EO do la~re
lr~ ,,.,,,ry tbat lhey are c•·
Jur IIDj! a Hom,. F'oralalalap
Lu•11o'""" el PJ). Aos 64S, Cor-
ou tf,.l \1er, C:elif .. 92162S. a-
l .. r th,. flclilloae r .... a-.e or
\lanh•a',. lot,.uora .. d llaal
.,,., I . firm i~ compc eed or llle
1,11., .. 10~ P"'"o"" wh oaf! •-e e
111 IIlii u ti pier ,. .. of rf'eldeace
,.,,. ... follow .. , lo-ll:
\l•riiYD -.. l'r.•o, Rjarae E.
I '"'"· I I~ P~acador Or., New•
pori lirer b, CeiH. 92660.
t'IN f .• S oar laaode .. le IOtJI
,,., nl l)r tobtor, 1966. M.,n,. s. Ural•
Rjarae If.. Uraia
"1 \ 1• Of C:AL.IF'ORN lA •• r f ll '4 rY f)f' ()RAN Cr.
fl'li 1111'i lOth .la y of flctob«,
IQf,(,, b,.forr m,., a Nota ry Pab-
llf '" ~tnt! '"' u id coonty •d .. , .... , ,,.,.iolio~e ah.,rell, clely
r omml .. •loord a d ••Of'a, per-
"on .. lly j~er"d Mari ly• 5. I!""" ao njera,. E. Urala
known to I'll" lo be tile peNOU
who•e oamea •e ••k crtM4
to the wl .. la laatn~•••• .ad
aellaowledrd to -tb t llley
... .,,.u,,.d the •-•·
1FT~ r.ss 11t7 ll•cl u4 oUl-
, lei •"•1.
IJarbara lr• ...
Sotery P•lllic I. •4 for .. 111
( oaoly aod State.
\fy Comm l .. ioa ••P"• NoY,
19, 1967
P11bllelu ()ct. 13, 20, 21, NeY.
l, 1966, Ia tllo !Cew,.,. 1•""-r
t:u lp
OCC ,I!S!MTIMG
rGLIC! IMSTITUTI
UTIIATU.! SERI!S
CWP 010 AT O<X
••11M uadi tions or Oantc'e
hell: lbe inferno" w11J be
&be aubject of the Nov. IS
muterpieees ()( ltleratUie
• .,ies belna offered by the
Oranae Co&al Colleae even·
laa divlaioo. The clan
,...ta from 7 to 9 p.m. •••ry other Tucaday 1n the
OCC aeience hall.
\4enill Duncan, aultC.aat USC IIUMIOM NOV. 5 ::::::==~;,;=;=-~~;===~r=i==J cht er of pollee of Newp.)ft t4'e. Ernest Schaa, 4512 1l'IIPA__FIJ ~_lOr t al ~...,,. li»L ~-l Bcach,ta one of the lot&niiC• w_,,.. Rd., Cameo lliah·
NUIISI•Y ,.OVIDID
.,n JUifV UllftUII rJfWJ'tR toft at a 4-9Ut iutJtU .. 1Utda, it trtembcr of the IC>-
"'0. • ..,. Owot t-. )(.•f•" W olfeted at ~h. An•l• pOO' claJ CCiftnit .. e for the ct ...
._, c:ww ...._ li~ depll1mlnt by dN ol J tS6 reua.ion at lbe hom.-~ -.-eN. ~ OrMae Cout Cola. .. ~ _.,., ctrei'IIOiliee chit
THI A.MIIICAN LUTNIIAN CHUICN lice t cleac:e de,_•w•l· •c.day, Nov. S, at USC.
~-L • J-• ,.... e. -~ -·l•l .... ._ ... P•li•• will brina plcalc SEDVfCES: f :OO •·•· ,_.,, ._,, .. _., -•rc ''"' ..._.. '--~&..~ I u.. I
"' 9.45 •·•· c:::...tcllt Scllaeel & .... Clan held yett8Hay. ()tiMr .... ·-• 1o A liN ,....,.IDOfl&
ti:OO .... '" .. .,.. Wetslll, I ICIU will M ~. f, 16 Plrk .. hat of [)oheey It•
,_. , __ ... 1~ rroa t a.a. • ll:JI tr.ry. Hi.lltbt of ~ day n. ••·· J .... G. ........ •s .. , -;;~, • ._ at r. I
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.4UotTIOt4 FO~ ClfOIR
The Costa ~.. Cav1c
Playhouae, aponaored by
the Coat& Meu recreation
department, wrll hold lly•
outs for a Chra s tmaa chou
at 3 p.Qt. Wednesday. Nov .
9, in the COIT1'Tlun ity recrea·
tion center, Oranae County
Paarpounda. This choir
will fumiah the mUIIC rot
the Chtiumaa paaeant to be
hold Oec. 19. Student• in
all junior hiah achoola and
hiah school• are invited to
audition.
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STREET WIDENING
Sale Continues
AT
H.J ~fffl fUf\N~
•
HUNDREDS Of ITEMS ON SALE!
2215 HARBOR BLVD., COSTA MESA
CUSTOM HOMES -REMODELING
COMMERCIAL
Person~lucd SrP 11 r
DON E. ELDER
ELDER CONSTRUCTION CO.
3S Yean an 'lewrwu t Reach
1107 E. Balboa Blvd. 67).6590
Orco Block Co.
Bun.DING BLOCI:S -AU. SIZES • ALL TYPES
Tea.,lla•e: IAciiMe 7·1ZH
1M1 a.t.ll& Stat.a 2HO a. Mala. ..... AM
IICLISIYI COlt IIAIAITII
....,., ca.-a ... '..tee• ,.....41eu ....
.,. af '"' .,_,..,, • IM ,.,lee••• If , .........
eNe S..Wa... e Perfect Ewer~ "-•
eNe f.lc O..etletetiGrt e Petfect PIHt '•14!ftt
lll!!!!!!~ .. h•'YIItt All Or••.. Cou•tr
PIOPISSIOMA&. MAMGIIC SIIYICI
LISI 211 '01 CAll & WIY ,
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llfURSOAY. NOV 3 1966
CDIDIA DELIA"-t;AU F.
THE L ARGEST SINGLE contribution in the 1()-ye~r
history of the Newport Beach United Fund has beffi
presented by Phllco Fund. John B. Lawson, Jt ,.ft,
vice-pre sident of Philco-Ford Corp. and gencr.JI • ma-
ger of the AerOf\uttooic Division in Newport ~c.KI, •s
presenting the check -fo1 lH,500--o--erorrl! FloJg
II, Un1 ted Fund vice-president and chai r1"'1;ln CJf tt1"
th e Fund's advance business sol ici tation CJI' "•ttPr.
The con tribution was made by Mr. Lawson on b••h1l f ,f
the board of trustees of the Ph il co Fund and th f' r<J"-
pany's Orange County communi ty relations r '""' •tt•'"
at Aeronutronic.
Concert Nov. 5 at UCI
Returnana lo beain the
13th 'lc~~ton for the Ofanae
County Phalharmon1c So-
Ciety, ')uectur Zuban \khta
and the Lo01 o\naeles Phal-
harmonac '>rchestn wall
perform thllt Saturda) naaht.
"'nv. 5, al UCI Campus
Uall.
LEGAL NOTICE
-.y\CII"'h OF \U.A'-I'Rf ro
IH \I) IF ll (J'O \ r Til F: "H I ·
1'0 R f lit \ ( II " P F \.lA I. \1 u-. I·
U P \1 f I.H 110~ I')~SOI.I •
1)\ IF ll 9t I I'll 111 F. "TAn ·
llliH 1,1 \I H\L ~ U \.110-.,
\II\~ \IIH H A, I ?66
'Will I 1'\ Iff IU BY c;nt"'
lhel tit" fniii>WIDI( tnf" .. -.Uff' il'l
lo h .. vni,.J on ·•• th,. ;JH'r uol
munlr 'fll' I ,.,.,.,.t ion c on .. olida-
t .. d "'ith ................ id .. j(t!Df'nt I
"'"''' i,.n 1 u b .. h,.lfl in thf" C i ay
of 'i .. wporl l'-'•u·h on "I ue,.fiay,
th .. Ath oluv of "OYf'mber, 1966:
rROf>O<t:u C.rt -\RTrR
o\llf . ..,0\4f ,..T, 1111 1• a!'M'od,_at
wo.l•l .. m,.od th,. Charu-r 10 add
"ertloo 1402 (,.) to authorize
ah,. City \.ouacil lo ""II aad
r oov"> • ,.,.,. .. ,a pore-,. I o f City•
.,,..o,.tf ,..,.,..,front property
frooltDf! oa """"J>Ofl Ray ly ias ......... rrv ,f """'J>Oft noulevard
otD•I "'luth,.rly nf 26th Str~t.
t ... JDI( " (JOrt roo of Lot 2 io
..,,.,.110o 31 , J owo .. hip 6 "ouah.
H~tal(r I 0 """' of thf' an 1'-'r·
IUird•nom,.r idian,ly ••l!oonheas•
tf'rly of th,. northf"JIItlerly llo,.
of Blnrk.o 222 ctnd 22J in (i,.c-•
1100 "· """'flO" u ... ,.h. a .. p..r
m•p r,.ror<ll'tl in lloolt 4, p81!"
21, .,r \ti .. r ,.ll•n .. ou" \f•ps.
Hf'r or•l" ,r Oraol!" lounty,
( "lifr)rt)i .. , fr,.,. ,f th,. rf'potric•
t1un on thl' "" 1,. o f -.uch pro-
Pf"rl)' ,, .. ,.,., forth io <;..c t lon
I 402 of th,. ( i ty C.ha rl..r wh 1c.-h
prohll~tt-. th,. ( ity Couaril from
,.,.Jh niC or ' "n v,.y in(( any wat ,.,.
!rout or b.-a r h property, e••
t"f'ptiDfl to th,. '>tate or to the
Couaty l11c-u .. ,. .,. • poblic
bur h <K ,_,L . o .... d : ()rt. 2 ;,, 1966.
The propam lo he prc:,o:n l-
ed anclude~t \u1te l 1n ''
m&J Or by Ba~h. \lath•, Jc:r
\.taler b} lllndenu th, 11nd
Symphonic FantJ\IIque h,
Berlio z.
The Lo~ \ngelc:' l'hdhar-
montc wall play ~ .&JJ•unnal
concerts lhh 'c:"~"" un Jc:r
the: ba Lon uf \lc h ld o~nJ 11. 1th
JUClt t C'·mdu~l••r tl.ln'
Swarow~ky of \u,ua.t, \ .. h-
madt-lsser .. tedt of ·~co,t
:Ierman)', and l ulan 1).t\l!o
of England. ~uundan " 11Ut
the serlc!t of 1 ~.onl.e rh
Will be the ')c:tr•t~l o.,,m-
phony under Lhe Juc:~.-ll on
uf Sixten f.hrl1ng anJ the
Plulh~rmnn1a llun gdr1ca,
w11h \ldlladc .. CartJI., ~..on-
due tang.
I
IARTOM BEEKC»t 80~0 I
OfSIERRA.CJH CORP. I
Barton Beck, 620 ~. Ocean
Ft., Balboa, a partner 1n
the Los Anaeles law ftnn
o( 0 '\tclveoy ~ \tyer\, has
been elecled a darector of
the Saerracan ('urrxtrataon ,a
daveraified manufacturer of
technac ally-advan~:cd, pro-
prietary produc t..
\ir. Beck was graduated
from C..alaforn1a lnsutule uf
Technoloay, I at cr re ceav·
ina hu htw desree fmm
Loyola Umveuoaty. lie: 5Cr-
ved as a l1eutenanl 1n the
U.S. Navy submanne ser-
vice durana Wurld War II.
lie and h1 s wa fe. '>orothy,
are parents uf 5 ~h1ldren.
GREAT BOOKS CROUP
MEETS HOV. l AT UCI
BENEFIT BOUTIQUE NOV. 17TH
..,.. .... fll ..... .It.,
l . a., ... ,, ltlt J ... lca
ltd., Coa&a Mtu, cwor&ook·
ina lh. Meta VorCS. Oolf
Courao, will be 11M aotdna
for "S.ronclipity," a boli·
day boutiqM.
Thia benefit it beina 11·
vee by the S...ta Ana-New-
port Hatbor Alomnae Chap-
ter of De I &a Oamma on
Tbunday, Nov. 17 , from 10
a.m. to 3 p.m. and from 7
p.m. &D 9 p.m. Ticlteta for
•• are beina told by lhe
members o( the p oup and
wi II be a old a t the door. On
aale wi ll be many hand
made itemt, ranaina from
fancy tote beaa, hata, dish·
era ' pictures. paper now era'
,.,., IUdae ,i.welfy, chU·
clr•'• lift heflll Met fency
holiday lrimminat. Horne
baked eooklea, fruitcake
and candy wi II a lao bo aold.
Tbe Blind Chlldren'a
Center, Loa ~aelea , w11l
receive all proceeds from
thjt event.
Chairman for the benefit
11 Mra. Norman Canfield of
Tualin. In charae uf mer•
chandiae •• Mrs. Thomas
Carney, Newport Beach;
tea tables, Mra. Oray C.
Strona. Coata Meu; 11chc·
doles, Mu. William Seller,
Tustin; ticket ulea, Mrs.
OonaldM. Sutherland, Cos ta
Meu; publicity, \irs. John
~verett, Oranae; f•nancea,
~ •. Carl t.awron~. Cos &a
Mna: door priaea. Mra.
lleracbel Hoo,eeaamct,
Tuat.in; ~ •• O..W Rober-
son, NewPOrt &Me~; and
'4a. A.e. TUJ•r. Corona
del \1u ; n ... caa-. \~a.
James Whoeler, Santa. Ana;
contiJND41nta, Mra. John
W1naer, OraaJC;'-ked aood•,
\h . Ronald Chadwnck,
Santa Ana; pla11t1, \irs.
Lawrence Reynoldt, Laauna
Beach; candle&, \trs.
R.F. Balhnaer, Cotta Meaa .
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Your n£•w Homf' Ill Santa .\ 11a , ... rr·;uh tn k1-+·p ~'till
sa ff'. prnsperou .... 11 d I a pp\ T lu·n· an· ... tll'h won-
dE-rful huilt-in:-a ..... \ ...... d ... fi'.I•J r\\"1• Hilhon L)l ,llar:-.
Actual DollarJ~, .... ,.n, .... "''·r HH1 IIIH· ... tht·~l\t-ra~.-.
and thE' hiKht·:--t 1 t•·r.-... 1 11 th•· 1 au .. n (Ill rf'l(ltla r
passbook attn 1• ... + \\', .dll a\'1· aff,·etlnll<lt•·
memories nf t h• n• ... 11••11·•· Sa\ rH{" n thl't' tn .·ar ta
FAILS FALLS
Pnced From .......................... ....
WIJiet.a • . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . •.....•• f't.ll •
M'acbi12t Made W •cs ....
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40 ~ w~~a to try ~•o .,_ et .._. te
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ASSOCIATION
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November 1 to November 11
Special hours during Open House:
9 AM to 9 PM Monday thru Friday
9 AM to 6 PM Saturday
Mm·e Thflll f:, ,.,. /lo-fu,.,. 5 .• 19-X,
whick.zs 5-1/4% ( rmr rt'• ,.,.,,, 11 onunl mt,
COM POL' N Of.; I> IJA II. r ,,,fi ,,,, "ltrllli'tl
fo'r a 11ear u:ith POHTA L Tn /'fJUT II. I~ I r ........o;==::~y
You earn interest fmm tl11 d''IJ ,,, '"·''' .,,.,
paid at the end of the crtwrter. tllld JIIJit ,.,,,.,, ''' u,,.
date of withdrnu.vrl nn fu11d ... "' tJuti J ,,,., '"'' t ''" "'' ,,mfJ,,
OPE
'f:\\ :O.A"\TA ANA Otf'll'l· 111-lftt\ll \\ l~t;!'-
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n TIIFR ''' 1-llo\H ... \\ '"·"' 111-1 11 I· '-1ft\ l 't; IIHA~<:F: COl STY
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1~1 11 [ IOMCtllll An
ln t ol LIIIIKMI ltord
U IIllO
t. .. uno l.al!iD~t~
-\c.-tin" <..ty C l .. rk
The adult~o peat buolu.
proaram. due~tc:J ~ ~1>hcrt
t\. Payne of Curt •na del
\1ar, will mc:c:l .tl ll p.m.
toda). ~ov. 3, 1n t.hc fmc
arts bu lld1ng at ( I.
IIXUt
C 11' ol ~ .. wport S..er h
C aliforo••
Pubh,.h: Oca. 27, 'iov. J, 1966,
in thf" 'il'wpcwt lfarbor t'uijpa
CLINIC GETS IALAfifC!
OF $6,000 PLEDGE
-~ t2,000 Ph1lco Fund
check, f1nal annual payment
of a }·year S6,000 pledae,
haa been presented to the
South Coast Cbi ld (iuidancc
Cli na c, a non-profit com-
muni ty aponaored aaency
~evotcd to the diaanoaia
and treatment o f emotionally
d1aturbed children.
Preacntation of the check
was made to J ohn Rau, pre·
aident of the Clinic, and to
~s . Pat Hamaon, aecre·
tary and boud member, by
John B. Lawson, Pbj leo-
ford Corl)Oration vice pre-
aident and aener .. l manaacr
of Ptulco-Ford Aeronuttonic
Oiviaion tn NeWJ)Oft Beach.
The JIOllp wall d1JCU ~
se lectaons from Chau\.cr' s
"Canterbury Tale ... " an•
clud•na the general PfOlo-
,ue, the nun'., pflest, wafc:
o( Bath's tale, and the par-
doner's laic. For ~ov. 17
lhe topa c wd I be Dante • 1o
"Inferno."
SEVEH SE.U STU,EHT
Virainia Stater, paduat e
~ Corona del ~ar Hiah
School and now a freshman
al Chapman Colleae. 11 one
10 freahman aelecled for
honora at entrance on lhe
Seven Seas. Chapman'•
floallna carnpua. The Seven
Seu 11 bound for 17 por~
in &he Modttcrranean, ~adcSI•
Eatt and Fu East aad will
return to Loa Anaelea har-
bor on Peb. 4.
_____ ,
•
TilE RF.ASO.V f F.'RF. EVERl'OVE'S
FAJ'ORIT E CLE H!R '
You can depend on ul
for cor•fu~ quolity loun•
derin• A.ttd reeordleu
of the weoth.,, you con
olwoya depend on our
prompt. 48-hour &ervi c ..
J ... Cell 08 , .. , ..
Jl" L COAIT IIIWAY ..
COIM*ADG.IIM
f
HIGH FASHIONS In cars and clothes will be featured
•t the Nov. 9 Ass I stance League premiere night at the
Orange County International Auto Show at the Fai r-
grounds In Costa Mesa. Pictured here are Mrs. Williorn
Manning, left, and Mrs. Jaclc Richardson, both of New-
port Beach. 51 x county Assl stMice League chapters
,are cooperating in staging premfere night. Show will be
open to publi c Nov. 10 and continue through Nov. 13.
From~ttl
....... ,, Oct. 26 llcbarcl f. Belley. 160 WU·
VIDdala ahattetecS the; tOft St., No. ll, Cos t.a
riab&oon.r oo the 4* -'• ~sa, collided wilh che car
ahieW ol Edw•d f . Ora-of Shirley M. Mulliaea. 201
lt.am, 440 Hoam.ood Dr., Cypreu St., Apt. B. Balboa,
Newport Heiahts, aad bent at the interaection ol New·
lhe antenna. while bia car port Blvd. and 26th St.,
waa parked at 169S Irvine CeDtral Newport.
Ave., Weateliff, • ·A van• Tt.wa4ey, Oct. 27
dal ripped open a letter <'f Toola were atolen from
R.J. Rouae, 2006 Windward tho uuck of Charles Suaub,
Ln., Baycreat, whicb waa 1819 W. Bay Ave .• Central
in Ilia mailbox ••• A battery Newport, on June 29 ••• A
anchor liaht and 150 feet of jersey aweat er and a pair
maaila rope were atolenfrom of capria were stolen (rom
a sand barae Inside the the clothesline of Con a tance
Linda bland laaoon; the Crabtree, 1607 Park Ave.,
LEGAL NOTICE
8alllo& tal..._ .• Tile Volb-
..... ol Guy D. o.rit of
Huatt.atoe Btadl, eu&
._... oa e. Cout HwJ ••
fllit.cl lo ·~ for a , ..
lilht at Jambocee ld. 1M
coUided .with the Votk_ ..
waae• of Vicki L. Hodaea.
33 Beacon Bay .•• Batury
ropaitmP Lem N. Crawford,
26, ol 3091 Colleae Pl ••
Cotta Meu, claimed to he
looklna for a loat wrencb
when JIOlico queatiOfted him
at 7:30 p.m. at 1907 San-
tiato l)r.. Dover Sborea;,
identification check by pooo
lice ruulted in hia arroat
on a bed check charae. • •
The Cuahman cu of Buddy
N011CE Of PROPOSED O. Oarten, lS86 Santa Ana CHARTER AME.~D~ENT M011CE IS HEREBY GIVEN. St., Coata Meaa, overturned
.,..,.._, to Article 11, Sectioa oo Ba~k Bay Dr., north~
8~). of tlae Coa•titatJoa of~. Von'a ramp. and burned; he
State ol Califo ... ia. that coplea was taken to Hoaa Hoapital of Uae pn~poaad -•d.eat lO
NEWPORT HAitiOit OIIGI
SEOOIO SECllOI --'• 4 THURSDAY, .OY.l, 1•
OODA DO. MAl. CALif.
&U Clurter of Ua., City of New-for examination and later
port O.acla \4 be .. Mhted to rr!el!le!,!&~l~ed!!;·:..,_ ______ ~=========~ tlae voters of dae City of New-r
Bad ham sees hope for Upper Bay exchange
barae is owned by the
Sbellmaker Corp.. 1200
Sbollmaker Rd., Upper Bay
••• The Wcstcliff Piau
Barber Shop. 1116 Irvine
Ave., Westcliff, was ran•
sacked and $71 was stolen
••• James R. Harper, 326
Rochester St., Costa Meu,
was arrcated at 9 p.m. at
44th St. and Seaahore Dr.
en a charae or failure to
appear before the Newport-
Mesa municipal court. .
Edward Nelson, 278 E. 16th
St., Costa \1esa, was aivcn
a notice to appoat before
the Newport-Mesa municipal
court on a charge of drunk
in public at Sapphire Ave.
and N. Bay Ft., Balboa Is·
land. . . The Yamaha motor-
bike of student Curtis Chap-
man, 169 \1aanolia St.,
Costa \1esa, was stolen
from a Harbor High School
port 8eacll at tbe Special
Wu.icipal [1ectioa . coaaoli-
daa ad with tile Statawid• Cea•
aral Election to be beld oa
NoTe~~~ber 8, 1966, are •••II· able ill the office of U.e City
Clef\ of the City of Newport
Beach, City Ball, 3300 lfeat
Newport Boalevard, Newport
TilE NEWPORTER INN
lHE LIDO LOUNGE
Hope for approval of the
Upper Newport Bay land
exchanae was voiced by
Anemblyman Robert Bad·
ham (R.~"ewport Beach) at
a meetina of the board of
the Onnae County Coast
~s sn. in Lacuna Niauel.
NB frm plans expansion
Immediate expansion plans
for Cruttenden & Co. Inc.
of Newport Beach are re-
ported today by Chairman
of the Board 'N.W. Crutten-
den Jr., resident of Cameo
Shores.
Facil i lies at .$500 Campus
!>rave 1n the lrv1ne Indus·
traal Complex, are beang en·
laraed to accorrmodate the
full complement of anvestor
serv1ces under the super.·1·
sion of the newly-appomted
resadent manager, 'Je..,rae
H. 'Jriffin of Costa ~iesa.
Personnel will be Increased
to 12 repres entauves.
For many years the co~
puy has served the na-
tion's securities 1ndustry
primarily as an •nstututional
broker and s pecaalast 1n
Chicago and Los Angeles.
LEGAL HOTICE
CERTIFICATE OF' BUSI~ESS
F'icutioas F'il"'ll "( ame
111 E C'i DERSICN ED 4oe•
~ereby cenify U.at be l.ll coD•
dac:tiDs aD -\dvertiaiDs bui-
Deas at 366 Huel Drive, Cor-
oaa del \far, Califonua, ud~
tl.e fic-tuaous firm Dam~ of
W."l. Wii~OD ADd \~!ICX'Ial f'S,
aad that !'lilid !arm is compot'l~"d
of the followio8 ~I"WWD who"~"
•-e io full .otDd plac:e of resi·
de•ce are as follows, to-w at:
0 .0. (Ray) Re""~l. 366 Hul"l
Drive, Corona del \far, f'illafor-
oia.
WlT'I f.SS m\' hand th1" 7th
day of Octob"'r, I %6
0.0. (Rayl R'"""el
ST.HF. Of C. -\1.1 FOR 'II \
Ct)U'ITY M OR \SCf. ~
ON llfl~ 7th da y of fktobn,
1966, bf'fore ml', 11 :-i otary
Public iD and lor •uid rounty
ud state, r~-.idin~ th~reia,
daly c:ommls .. iool'd iUid "wom,
personally appt'arl'd 0.0.
(Ray) Re"sl'l, ltDowo to me to
be the ~r .. on who"~ name j,.
aabscri~d to tb"' withtn iD•
strument. and arlr.Dowll'd~ted to
a~e that hi' ,.xecutf'd tbe s ame. •rn f.S!' my band aDd ofn -
cl•l sui.
Hf'afletle L. r iltOD
~otary Poblic in n d for ..aid
Couty and <>tatf'.
\ty Commi""ion e-.ptrl'" ~ov.
8, 1969.
Pabliab: Oct. 13, 20, 2i, 'iov.
3, 1966, iD the 'I ewport Harbor
[asi
\itr. Cruttenden stated that
the rapid growth of Oranae
County's population, per
capita income and indus uy,
predicated the company's
decision to emphasize per·
sonal investment plannina,
profit shanng programs and
pens 10n planning.
SKYTROHICS FACILITY
IS SET UP IH HEWPORT
Skyuonics Jnc.. a multt·
divis1on, world-wide dis-
uibutor of industrial, aar-
craft and manne supplies
and products, has estab-
h shed il branch warehouse
at 2011 ')uail St., Newport
Beach, adJacent to 0ranae
County Airport. 'Naync
(Pete) 'Jundry, a resident
of Newport Beach, has been
appoanted sales manaaer
for the tndusuial and mat·
tne dtvasions. Richard
Johnson wall be in cbarae
of sales for an aenetal
av\atioe activitiu. ~y
uooics is beadqo.artered in
El Sepndo.
C.C. 8URGLARtlED
The :-.lewoort HarborCh~
ber of Corrmerce office,
1800 W. Coa s t Hwy., \1an-
ners \tile, was entered Fri-
day, Oct. 28, duou&b a
pned o pen rea.r window and
! electriC typewriters va l·
ued at S27S were stolen.
•DETAILED
GENERAL
INSURANCE
COVERAGE
ar
ED FARD
AT
JAT I. IIMPIO
1UN.NEWPO,_T •LVQ..
NEWPO,_T •EACH
Divan & Chair as Shown
IN CHOICI Of
ALICTID IIAaltiCS
ONLY
'99
FREE
01TOMAN TO
MATCH
••.Keep r._.
AIMI liM 'BM r.me. A.a
He reviewed the: history
~the propoaal fot exchanae
of land between the Irvine
Co. and the County of
Oranae in accordance with
plans for development of
the Upper Bay.
He said that "an enone-
ous concept has evolved
that all 1 tate tidelands
would be of bi&b monetary
value to the state as re-
venue producina land."
"This. of course, is not
the cast with the Upper
Bay." he said, "because
of the aeoaraphical, aeolo-
llCal, water a.rea and na·
tura I boundary limitation a.
.. Pethaps after next Janu-
ary. the aituation may ease
areatly and the State Lands
Comniuion may be prodded
by reaolution and leaisla•
tion lO approve this land
exchanae."'
Harry Bergh of Corona
del Mar, former county
plannin& director, proposed
the formation of the Oranae
County Tidelands Assn.
(OCTA) to help accomplish
the land exchanae. The
board authorized the appoint·
ment of an advisory eomnit·
lee lo work with OCT A.
parking s tall, while he was
in school. .. A caty fire
hose burst and soaked the
interaor of the convertible
of w .J. Chadbum, 4404
Channe I Pt., 'Nest ~ewport
... The red foceian car of
8eacll, Califon»a.
Dated: Sept. 22, 1966.
Laara Lagioa
Actla& City Clerk City of Newport B .. cb,
Califonaia
Pabliab: Sept. 22, 29, l)ct. 6,
13, 20, 27, Nov. 3, 1966.
Cell 111 Y "' W•t A4
tethe Eaalp:
673-0550
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I
HERB AHD JOE DUO
GREG BLANDO TRIO
MEL WELS ot the piano
.4 P·"'· . 8:30 P·"'·
8:45p.m. -cloah•g
Sunday: 3 p.m. -8 p.•.
Monday: 4 p.m. · 8:30 P·•·
DANCING NIGHTLY -NO COVER CHARGE
1107 J-bor .. Rd. ot Hwy. 101
Hewport Beoch 644.1700
•.. a brand new way of life in the University District of Orange
County's fabulous coastline ... the "Riviera of Southern California!"
.LEGEND
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TICK ITS
Ill IATMOIILE
IYIRYDAY
S.. ttlo lot111ollilo of tho fo.
-•• lot"''" TV ~trio•. loi~9
•-• f.. ttlo fitlt time ;,.
~onto Covflty tty tho bw ilcf••·
4oaitfler, ~OOfft lerri1 ~~~ CO•
o,wotiH with ~"'"""'Y Pro.
4-ctloflt , ''~""" of tho let· -· ••''-
'f
, ' , " . ~ . . .
DOORS OPEN
ntiMII. a Nt. 1 r.w. t1 n r.w.
w.~s-. ..... rilltt r.w.
AMIIISIOM PIICIJ
...................... $1..21 ........................ , ..
kW. UNSer 12 Fr• wt.a JC~IftiM lty adult.
f I PARKING
Jeff Burtt and Kathy Campbell of New-
port Beach will porttay the star-<:rossed
lovers in the Orange Coast College fall
drama presentation of "Romeo and Ju·
li et" Nov. 17-19. The pl ay will be sta-
ged in the OCC Auditorium at 8:15p.m.
Director will be John Kraczek of the
OCC drama department. with John Ford
as t~chnical director.
'Hobo clown'
• • w1ns prtze
Witches and coblins pre-
vailed at the October meet-ll
ir11 of the Newport Beach I
Police Auxiliary.
\in,. Ronald Wymer. \trs.
Gary Peterson and \irs. Ro-
bert Briscoe sree Led the
members, whose Holloween
finery ranaed from a Clunese
coolie to a acuba diver.
\its. Kelson ~Daniel,
dressed as a hobo clown,
·won first prize.
The Kono Hawaii 1n Santa
Ana was selected as the
location for the annual
Christmas dinner on Thurs-
day, ')ec. 15. Climaxina the
evenin& will be a aift ex-
chan&e to be held in the
home of \tu. Ruth Gerrish.
Election ballots were dis-
tributed and the results of
the election will be made
known at the November
meetina.
AUTO TMeFT OtUGfO
')avid L. Parsons, 320
\1arine Ave., Balboa Island.,
was arrested las t Thursday,
Oct. 27, on a cbarae of
grand theft auto. He attrac-
ted police attenuon when
the red Volkswaaen he was
drivin& failed to s wt in
the 200 block of Onyx Ave .,
Balboa Island. An orficer
observed that the car. ex-
cept for its Florida license
plates, looked like one re-
ported stolen by Salley
Elmquist, 109n \1arine
.-\ve., Balboa Island, as
stolen. A s earch of the car
produced a letter addressed
to her.
PRESt DENT of the Co~tc; :.lL>a-~J~wocrt Harbor Lions
Club, Bradley Sch warz, at left, gives M~lvin Miller.
1st 'lice-president of the Boys CIJb 'Jf the Harbor
Area, a ch eclt for Sl,OOO to comm~orate the optninq
of th e Upper bay branch 13"~ C::J,.day . Th'! :lleclc s
earmartced for tre upper 8a1 ::rJ•: J"::l i~ CJ•t (;~ t' e
profi t from the Lton's annual 'isr fry. Enstgn pho tc.l
T ri Delts to celebrate
\iewport Hubor and Ea!> t·
ern 0 ranae County alumnae
members of 'Je Ita ">e Ita
wi II celebrate the 7R th an -
n• versar) ~f the 1 r so ron t)
Tuesday, ~ov. 15, at the
Reuben c. Lee 1n \iewport
Beach. -\ soc1l l hour "Ill
be&•n at 6 p.m., followed b)
d1nner and a program.
\trs. Charles "· ..:lmger-
man, a national assoc1 at e
d~rec t or ,,f Tr• ')elta. ""'
speak to the group abc>ut
"l)ur To ')elta herllagc anJ
Respons1bll•ty."
l.\e, 18,1!, at B.).,t.on l n•·
\Cr~lt} ~ F.leanor 1). Pend
\lann and Sarah I. Shaw \lar-
tm. rhe orgamzall~)ns' na-
tiOnal phdanthrop) 1ncluJes
a program of ~cholarsh1ps.
OPEN HO'JSE NOV. 6
AT IRVINE CAMPUS
Ru•IJ1ngo; on the l 'CI cam-
pu-. ~~odl be oren from OI)On
to -t p.m. 5unda). "c.w. 6.
fpr th.: "c!C I"J annual ('Ul'--
lt~ .. pe· ,,,,u ... c:. The f''"" a\
••i'o!nm g ,,f the In 1nc: f••>A n
Center Butldmg acr•':o.' frnn
the gc~tev.a~ pla.za ,,f the
cam;ou... "•II Lake pla~.c: at
the ~cil"'1e lime.
Shop & C.pare
The ~ewport ttarbor alum-
nae, hos tesse of the even l,
ocaann ed thelf aroup 6
yeus aao and oow have an
active me mbershap of QO
women. \trs. Thoma Gorm-
ley beads the commattee •n
charae o( ananaements for
the evemna, a ss•sted by
Mrs. Jack ~skelson. \Irs.
Thomas ')oy le and 'trs. Ro-
bert Sevau. Reservations
may be made with \trs. Wil-
liam Church, S48-3730.
, ... tiles arc 1nv1ted to
bnng a p1cnac lunch at noon
and then tow the .: a-r.ru~. •• ...,..,..n...,.., • .,..._, .... .............. ,_
........ ' frliiPts ,. ......
Delta Delta Delta was
founded on 'Thanlts&ivtn&
The •>pen h\lUSe IS sp<>n·
'\ored h\ the: Fn enJ~ nf L Cl
1n t.:IX>pc:r allon 11-1th FuenJs
of the L'CI L•bran. l "'''er-
!>tl\ 0 allcn \:.:.n~,.,;~tc: ....
B1g I Boos.ter . anJ l Cl
Town anJ C"''" n.
Ke ith Cordre~ anJ GeMge
~-1\a.le ~.r the FnenJ l)r
l'CI are m charge of ar·
FIRE BRAND
Strike Against
Fuzzy-Headed Liberals
,_..~!~Me sem~t Fires ltditl
.-stills. ..a.a tttt .,Wtitl. ipitts
e~~tn•rq. sea eMs SICiafisWI. rusts
.. *tniCY· Alst licflts ... Mrilll. *" .. trail.--tM llurt tf 'frtt .... ,.,..._. ,nm -tile irt ,..
WIICI•t. lite WIM J11 tmt Htrt's tilt
......, fir Jll. Mtn til• a aatdl
,., ,., Sldlty.
,
d d ed STUDIMT A.IIISTID CAR TUINS OV!R A option is iscuss .;c:_~ ~; .. ~::"M.!!~ M~ ~::~~~~Ide~!~~
.~ ... ct. ia aru .. dwM weeki. It ie the oaly aa C.anae Coeet Coll•ae Costa Meu. alid eideway, eo.ay ...,. cliac•Hd at clillic io che aaeoey eWfed uudent, waa anealild Satur-Sawrday, Oct. 2', Oft t.h•
.. meeliaa ol dae Newport completely by vo1unteere. day, Oc:L 29, at hi• home section or J..,... .. lld. now
H.,._ AIWiiiiJ ol C\il-Hotteu es for the ,...,.. oa a cbarae oleclliDI mari-UDder eonaCNctioe .-dt ol
*co'• Home Societr, lletd clleon were Mmea. J. Ro-juana. Hia beil waa eet at Pard Rd. and tuned over
ia .. home ol ..... Alfred bert \1eserve, Royal 0 . Sll,OOO. The circuaa.tucea twice, rollina 65 feet bo-
V. Joraeoaeo, 1533 Afttipa Tucker, Henry L. Jones, aunOQOdina the amat were fore conuna to a stop. S.bo
W~J,Oover~ea. ~ao·d--R.•c~h~ar~d~Se~w.~el•l• ....... ~no~t~~rele~a~•··-~ .............. •.a•s•no_.t•i•ni u•r•ed ......... ... Thia ••• aa opca caee tina 1
eo which aueeta iotena&ed
ia the work or the 'uiliary
were invited for 1-.dtcon
..ct co hear the 1peaker,
Edward Mooney, die ui ct
direct.or of the S..ta Ana
olfice, third l11 .. 1t in the
atate in \e.,. ol aUYice.
After hia iatroduction b~
tk prOifM'Il clt.airman, ~~.
ll.icbard Sewell, Mr. Mooney
toW aboot Oa.i\dreG'I Home
SociecY• wlticb ie che laraeu
private adoptioa aaency.
Tbe aourc:e ol income to the
Society ia duouah adopuon
rcea, ,,uiliaries, and pn-
vat.c dooationa. It costs the
aaency about s 1,040 per
placement, so 1t ""'" be
neceuary to e xpand the
budcet in 1967 for adopti on
acrvicea.
This year 10 ')range Coun-
ty alone 340 parents will
be councded by the So-
ciety's staff. '\ m1mmum of
27 5 wall be cared for 10
roster homes until they are
placed w1 th then adopu vc
parents. By the end of th1s
year some 200 bab1es will
have a home throuJh the
help of Children's '1ome
Soc•et).
\tr. \1ooney announced
that the well-bab) cl1n1c
has been 10 eustence for
LEOlA STROTHER
IH HOAG HOSPtT AL
\trs. Led•• Strother of 540
E I \\odena. :-; ewport Hea&hts,
•s at Hoa& Hosp1tal recov-
erma rrom a heart attack
wtuch she suffered 2 weeks
aao. She IS a pa st wanner
of a Freedoms Foundation
award for her patr1ot1c story
or the .. mencan flaa. writ-
ten afler the death of her
I
FOR EVERY AGE I
BASKETBALL SHOES
C .. ck Teylor .. AI Stcrs"
llack or WWte-H* ... or Low
TENNIS SHOES
COHVIItSI "SKID GIIP'' Oil "NfT ST.-~
Meft's • • . • • 751J Lacl"~es' • . . · •
JACIC II'VIlCILL TENNIS SHOES
. ~ . 8'5
loy's . . . Men's • • ~
CONVERSE GOLF SHOES
Meta's or Ladies' . • . •
ILUE DECK SHOES . . . . . . • 6 95
WRESTLING SHOES
CANVAS & RUIIER . . . . . . . .
LEATHEI ••••••..•.•• • . •
r
r
Cross C-.try 5Me1 5.95 & l.tS T,_. SHOES 1.95-11 .95-17.95 s.car -.. 7.95 a 9.95
RALEIGH BIKES ,
PARTS &
ACCESSORIES
Mariners Accounts Are Insured Up To $15,()(!0
(By an agency of the Federal Government)
Mariners Pays DAILY INTERESn
(And pays from the date of recetpl J
Mariners Has FRE£ SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES!
(For mtntmum accounts ot $10,000)
Mariners Current Annual Rate is 5.25%!
(5.39% when held for a year)
TRANSFER Y R FUNDS BY PHONE!
FOUNDED 1")
MARINERS SAVINGS
AND WA , IATIO
A ~aal') ('I( C'apcal AJbMcr C'bipor ...
WES'T'Cl.lf'F .a DOVER • S PORT 8£ACH CAUF. 92663• (71 4) 6'2..4000
:
~ ....... ...., .•. RMRC11011 --Pieel ,._,,ICW.l,l.
CDDA DB.IMR. CAUF.
KiDSi AIT iiOi -n. Newpon Beecb city
•ta ~u.. -ace•
lbo lin& daiiGee's II\
abow at the civic CODlef
pllery lft U.. City Hall.
Opelliq will be ob .. "cd
rrom1110 9 p.m. dUa Fri~.
No.. 4, in recopitioa of
~ric• ut w .. t .
;' '
SUHDrAY
HUNT BREAKFAST
Ev..-y Sunday
in
THE MARINE ROOM
9 a.m. -2 p.m.
Eaioy the Fol.uiCM.Is
•4 Exciti•t Newporter
S.M.y INnc:h
NOW! WITH
COMPLIMENTARY
CHAMPAGNE
~d tl. Vtole&to, SOli Sea~ Or., W.s t Ne..-,ort.
,.... aneatod s.day oa a
c::Mr .. ot auaultina a po-
llee officer It l :U a.m. *'
die Bayaidc Bu, Ralboe
81vd. ud Coaat ftwy., West
LIGAL MOTICI
CUnFJCATE OF BVSDtESS
f'tc:th lo .. fir. N-e
TB£ UND£RSI'CN£0do .. ., ..
., certify t.liat t.liey .,. coe-
4~~etloa a faar.ioa at.ow t.~aal•
-" et 2SO Poppy Ave., CCM'o
•• del"*', oader t.lie fiethiCMJa
Ora ••• o f Lea Collectiooa 4ee Robu Aatiqoea ud t.liat
••14 Una ia composed of tle
r.llowl•s peraoas whose ••-•
Ia fall aad plec r e>f reaidn ce
.,.. •• followa, to•wil:
Alu Clodean, 2SO Poppy
A'Wa,, COfoaa del \lar, TerTI
J aweii,13S Sooth Oak St., Apt. M, Orup.
WI TN £SS 111y h .. d oa tlili•
20t.li dey of f)c:tober, I 966. THE RICHARD'S MARKET STAFF, ~tu Cleodeau and chai nnan of the board, and Hugh TerTiJewell from left, Otto Goethe!, vice-president Mynatt, vi ce'i)resident and general mana-STATF flf" r."T.JF'()fl"'1" sa
and controller; Sallie Fleming, corPOrate Cf)l"'iTY f)f I)RA'iCf: • ger. CTom Jones photo.) l)'i 1111S 20thdar of l)caober, secretary O.W. !Dick) Richard, preSident 1966, beforl" 111~ 11\'Jo••ry Pall-
Promotions are an nou need ;=:.;.;::~~:.::~:~~~~
i
Newport. ~ice alto .,..
r .. ._. J.,...• T. Mike of
Gudn Qrovo oo a eMf,.
ol f' .... tlot in public. n.c l fiiCft wue nptiaa
wileD offleer .~laa !)ount _..
rivccl. He bad them leu
._,.hut the squad car whh
dlelr (eo& spread apart
wbllo be radioed for help.
\_lfred Vio lette. JO, a
!~pi liD•, turned around and
charted &he officer, like a
footbell player. Officer
?o-. llaed his night stick .0 tlrili:e the postman on the
lqa and then handcuffed
llim. James Miles leaned
quietly aJainst the sq~ad
ear cktrinl the a.&ruule .
IOSTON YOUTH HEL:l
OM THEFT OfA~G~
Paul J . Christcrson, 18 ,
of Boston, Mass., •was ar·
res ted Thursday, Oc:t. 27,
and ehar,ed with the theft
or a purse from the c ar of
realtor Ruth \fcLeod, 919
Bayside Or., Newport Beach,
when her car was parked at
223 ~iuine .-.ve., Balboa Is•
land.
EMILY KIM9~0UGH, au-
thor, edi tor, screen writer
and radio commenutor, will
speak on "Listen while
you look" at the Lido Isle
'Noman's Club luncheon
PACIFIC
VIEW M U40RIAl PAR IC _ .. _
C£M£T8RY
CID4ATORY
MAUSOL.t:UM
uno....,.._.
........... CAnlil
(7 .. )0.1
meeting Tuesday, Nov. 8, ••••••••••-
In the Lido Clubhouse. She
is the author of several
best sellers, wh ich started
with "Our hearts
young and gay."
Only $2.7 5
0\ildren: $1.75
RESERVATIONS
RECOMMENDED
64+1700, ext. 413
J•boree Rood ot
Hwy. 101, Ne'lfPOrt Beoc:h
~ey execuuve promt,tlons
were announced last week
by 0.'.\. ('lid.) R1chard,
president and chamnan ,,f
the board of R•chard's \lar·
Huah L. \1ynatt, general
manaaer, was promoted to
vice-president and general
manager.
Otto ('. Goethe!, contro l·
lcr, was promoted to v1ce·
pre:.1dent and controller.
He has been in the ac•
counting field for 40 years .
Prior to joinin& Richard's,
be was assis tant controller
for the Jonathan Club of
Los Anaelea. Before that
he was chief 1eneral ac·
countant for Tirm1 Indus-
tries, and durin& World War
II he was chief accountant
'!looall) •p~l"•rt"d 1\laa Cleo-
dt"aea, fl"rri Jt"well, kaowa to
mf' to b.. thf' pt'l"'loas wlloa_,
oamt"a art' "ub:.Nibl"d to the
withla ia s truml"al, ud aduaow•
ledf!ed Ia m~ that they t'llecated
the <tamt'.
Veronica Kramer, 200 '.:.
Balboa Blvd., Balboa, s aw
a mao dump 2 purses into
her yard and called to him.
He picked them lAP but chop-
ped several credit cards.
The license plate number
of the station wagon he was
drivina was reported to the
police . They trac ed the car
t.o Kevin R. Fordenbrugen,
2~ c. Balboa Blvd., Bal-
boa, who a-.id he had loaned
the car to cbc Boa1011ian.
Cell,. y .. , ... ~
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67,...
s d I t ' ~ ~ u ! l t I 11 ll t_.' ') ket Corp.
Prop011110n I·A puts 1nto effect the recomme ndations
of Callforn.a s blue-nbbon ConstitutiOn R~1s1on Com·
m1ss1on to clar1fy. modermze ana s•mphfy the State s
unw1eldy. outmoded Const•tuhon
Pr0¥1d10g tor leg1slat1ve. execullve and JUdiCial reform,
J.A has the enthus•ashc support of both pohllcal.part•es.
busmess. labor. farm leaders educators. 1ud~es law
yers liberals and ronserva 1ves
ENDORSING ORGANIZATIONS
CAUFORMIA STATE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
CAUFORMIA lABOR FEOERATIOM (Afl-CIO)
CAUFORMIA TAXPAYERS ASSOCIATIOM
CALIFORMIA MAMUFACTURERS ASSOCIATIOM
COUMTY SUPERVISORS ASSOCIATIOM OF CALIF.
LEAGUE OF CALIFORMIA CITIES
REPUBLICAM STATE CEMTRAL COMMITIH
DEMOCRATIC STATE CENTRAL COMMmEE
CALIFORNIA FEDERATIOM OF WOMEM'S CLUBS
WESTERM COMFEREMCE OF TEAMSTERS
SAN FRAMCISCO CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
CALIFORMIA TRUCIUMG ASSOCIATIOM
AGRICULTURAL COUMCIL OF CALJFORMIA
LEAGUE OF WOMEM VOTERS OF CALIFORNIA
CAUFORMIA RETAILERS ASSOCIATIOM
CAUFORMIA TEACHERS ASSOCIATIOM
COIFEREMCE OF CAUFORMIA JUDGES
CAUFORMIA STATE EMPLOYEES ASSOCIATION
CAUFORMIA ASSOCIATIOM OF SECOMOARY
SCHOOL ADMINISTRATORS
CAUFORMIA ASSOCIATIOM OF SCHOOL
ADMIIISTRATORS
CAMIERS UAGUE OF CALIFORMIA
CAUFOIUIIA STATE RESTAURAMT ASSOCIATIOM
LOS AMGUES COUMTY RESTAURAMT ASSOCIATIOI
SAJI DIEGO CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
HOME BUILDERS ASSOCIATIOM OF LOS AMGELES.
ORAIGE a VEMTURA COUMTIES
SAM DIEGO COUMTY BOARD OF SUPf.RVISORS
CAUFORMIA OPTOMETRIC ASSOCIATIOM
CAUFORIIA HOSPITAL ASSOCIATIOI
THEY ALL SAY
"Update tl[r 8tate /
VOTE
V ES aN 1•A
CAUFORIIAIS FOR YES 01 1-A
..... s.itllO
lGWIIIt•Sbrt ~..-~-·'
\1r s. Lloyd (Sallie) Flema
mg, \lr. Richard's secre·
tar) was promoted to cor·
J'l'>ratc secretaf).
\lr. R•chard sa1d that the
ne" app<Hntmcnts empha·
~•zc the local management
O:\'ntrol that 1 re ta1 ned by
R1 .:hard's \tarJ..et Corpora·
twn, "hach be came affil1a·
ted ""'th -\Jden-\ta~ fa1r ar
carl) June. as one of se·
vera! -\rden-\lavfau O•vi-
Si ons.
"As 1 emphas 1zed at the
an1lla l affd1at•on w1th -\rden-
Mayfau, there wdl be no
chanaes an our tong-estab-
lished philosophy or opera·
tion," \11. ~•chard sa1d.
"The merger will result -
and 1 n fact 1 s already re-
sultmg -1n Improvements
for the members of my man·
agement team, for my other
employee s , and for the coma
mun ity we s erve."
\1r. R1 chard also announc·
ed t&at Allen Mutindalc,
vice-11"esideftt an4 aui ..
tant to the cha1rman of the
board of Arden-\layfair, ha&
been named to the Ra chard's
\tarket Corp. board of duec-
tors. He wall act as laa1son
between R1 chard's \1arkets
and the .Vden-\layfa1r hold-
In& COfl)Orallon, of whach
Ra chard's 11 one of the di·
Vl SIOns.
\it. \1ynatt JOI.ned Ric hard's
\Iarke t 1n 1948 as an ac·
countana clerk, and later
became adverti s ina mana·
ger. Wh ile he was serving
m the latter capac1 ty, Rich-
ard's won nwnerous national
and local advertiSing awards
for commum ty relations and
aancu ltural support, and
for nauona l brands support
and •ndustnal cooperatton.
In 1959, \it. \<lynatt as·
sumed the poSition of sen·
eral manager, a po11taon
wh1ch he has held SJnce
then.
He • s a duect.or of the
Oranae Coast Y\1CA and
was recently named "\4an
of the Year" by that o raani·
zatton. He IS a direc tor of
the Orange County Coast
o\s soc1ation, 11 active in
the Newport Harbor Cham-
ber or Commerce as a merna
ber of the Freeway Co~
ma ttee and the Chamber's
Coi'Tinodore's Club, serve s
on the EAplorers adv1sory
corrmittee o f the Oranae
Emp1 re Counc1l of the Boy
Scouts of America, the
Costa \1csa Umted Fund,
the business advisory com-
rni ttee of Oranae Coast Col·
leae. the board or dircc&ors
or the Newport Harbor Ea-
ebanae Club , and it preat-
dent of the Lido Sbope
Assn.
Before JOanina !tichar~s
\tarket, he had worked for
a year with the LoHcet
Stain leu Steel Cori'1)•Y.
Ptior &o that be atudlcd
business achinistratioa at usc.
Mr. Mynau and his wire,
Maly·'!.llen, han 4 cbildre:e.
The Mynatta live at 2971
Minduao Drive,Coata Mesa.
Mr. Qoe&UI JOiM4 llidt-
wd'a Market ia lM7 u
conuolla, 8Dd llu c:o.U....
ed 10 ,.,..,. ia lhat eapechy.
TRIO AStR~STEO ON
BURGLARY OtARGE$
r.>oa.ald R. Battersby, 20,
of 1120 Balboa Blvd., No.
7, Stephen P. Loeck, 22 ,
bis roommate. and ~ocky
Swmners, 18, of Covioa.
were anested Saturday,
on buralary cbaraea. The
you.tha, standina in front or
their apartmeol, aaw a po.
lice car and attempted 10
hide but succeeded only ift
attractina the attention of
police_
A aeatcb of their a~
ment produced a telcviaioa
act. bemies, •cveraJ roda
8lld rcela, a hi-li act, a
ali:i II aaw. a sander and a
pwtabJe typewriter.
IUAMAG! 5AL! SET
TIM Ceetral Br~ Mo-
.. ,. Club ol .. &o,a•
CW.offlletta.t..~uwUI
bofd I I •• tale Noof.
ll ... 19, .... .....,. uu-wan .... aMoaced.
Doun ....... to ....
WI N F:SS my hud ud oHi•
cial "f"al.
\lary A. llaapa
'llotary Public io ud for 'iaid
C:ouoty 1111d . tilt'.
\ly Commission l"'pirf'll ~ov.
29, 1967
Publish: 0c:t. 27, "\ov. J, 10,
l i, IQ66, ia th~ Sewpon Har-
bor Ea.aip
AT
H.J~fUftJ~
• HUNDREDS Of lTEJIS ON SALE!
Save Time And Money-Call An Expert
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• BEAUTY SALON
• DRY CLEANING
-" /! .. :,J.(l,.,_ ~ENIII
;;oul Mel Mclaca dry
-fast Mni~c
-quality wod; -
.. ar s-.icc t ... cta,.
Fiftt.a.ed Laaa.,
At•c:,
Jal E. C.... Hwy., CDII
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WITCH AND GOBLIN costumu were th e
style tor the day Monday at th e 3 offices
of Newport National Bank. Staff members
shown here attired in the Halloween
mode are, from left, Barbara Kronman,
Gerald Uartin (with th e Casoer the
friendly ghost sh eet), Elaine lennert
(in front wi th the skeleton moti f), and
Norma Ferguson. (Cameo House photo.)
81 A. GOOO MltGHIOil
Jr ya. arc a newcomer, or
know or • newcomer 11:1
lhe ttarbor Area who has
not been welcomed, do
her a faYOt by callln1 lhe
Harbor Viaitor between
8 and 10 a.m .• and lht
wi II cal\ on y~u frien~
•uh valuable •nformattc..l
and &ifta ffOfn fnendly
busineu firm s ~hic:h
stand ready 10 heir her
become ac~a1n1ed w1th
her nu~ aunoundinJI.
Book week observed
THE HAIIOI VISITOR
P\ette: HY ..._tl61
\ d1splay comparina old
and new books is now a t
\ianners library in obser-
vance of nationa l chaldren's
book week.
\irs. He len MaMina mem-
ber of the Newport Beac h
library staff, has loaned a
part of her col \ection of old
books, datina back to 1800.
Also on dis play are books
of o ther years that won
awards a iven for the most
distinau ished books. The
award aiven for the most
dastinauished contribution
GJ Jlanvff
STUDIO OF CUlM
AIID MODEUIG
"'-lew FaD.._.._..-
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If. St~JJl. •I ,..Nne 1 .. ~ ...:-.... * MODELING AND TflfVISIOH * CHARM AND PERSONAL DEVROPMfNT * DRAMATICS-SP£ECH-liTilf THEAll£ * Spc9<ia l Courses for Ho~maken.CorMr Girls
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t ...... t ,._,.. 1S 1t N. Malft, S.ftte AR• M7-6t71
to ~mencan chaldren'a liter-
ature published durin& the
precedana year 1 s kno'tVtl aa
the Newberry ~ward. It ia
named for John Newberry,
one of the earliest publish·
lers of chsldren's books.
The award g1 ven for the
mos~ di stang1u shed picture
book IS named for artast
Randol ph Ca ldecott.
LOSS TOTALS S463
A Sl7S tape recorder, a
Sl20 amplifier. a ss caaar·
ette case and S63 1n cash
were taken Fuday, /)ct. 28,
from the apartment of Phi la p
J . Forter, 908'-1 W. Balboa
Blvd., Balboa, by a bur a-
lar, who entered throuah the
unlocked 2nd story patio
door.
Sl,S.U 80A.T THEFT
Thieves removed a radio
directional find er, an apelco
tranceiver and a tool box,
valued at Sl,S-'3. from the
35-foot cabin cruaser Laura
~ne on Tuesday. Oct. 2S.
The boat u owned by ~.
Laurtn L. Wood. The theft
occuned tn front of the
doctor' a home .
IE'IfOIT M_.lll • .-o E1DI--'-1
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From the Police BloHer
,...,, ~.a
'lilld~cld wi,.ra ••tc
..... ffOIIl .... l*bd l 960
A•ti• Kealey of Hcrben
Ww iD froet of hia bouae
all03 £, Bay An., Balboa
. . . Tbicvea ued lb. lire
dl•aioa equipment ol
Wayrw R. Jonea, llS HolrD-
wood Dr., Newpod Hciahta,
wbell they a tripped bi 1 car
of 3 tires inaide of bia aar-
ap ... The atation waaon
of J1me1 D. Milne, 5909
Seubore '>r., Weal Newport,
north bound on Superior St.,
collided with the car of Ed-
wa rd Martioo, 1986 Pomona
St., Costa Meaa, aa hi a
car wu tumina left (rom
Superior Ave. ooto Explorer
Way, 'Neat Newport Heipta
. . .. '-n illepl etltry wu
made at the home of Jan L
Breidenback, 129 Op.l
Ave., Balboa Island, and
an empty liquor bottle was
left behind aa evidence •••
Newport-Men Unified
School fJiat. Supt. Leland
B. Newcomer, of 221 Larta·
pu.r Ave., Corona del Mu,
reported the theft of a 26-
inch blue bike from hia
aaraae .•• A buralar climbed
throu&h a bedroom window
at the home of real utate
appraiser Earl ~-Weuoll,
6502 W. Ocean Pt., West
Newport, alter I Lm., and
stole SIS in cash and a SlO
pair of brnoc:ulan. . . On
Oct. 10 an inveatiaatina
police officer discovered a
"fJanaer Beach Closed'•
aian in an apartment at
1338 W. Balboa Blvd., Ceo-
ual Newport~ ~alas ~
'4c:Leod, U , who anawered
the door, paaaed the buck
onto bia 2 absent roo~
mat ea, Ronald Paddock and
Jerry Kelley, both U, say-
ina be knew oothina of the
city si&n ••• Ronald E. '>en-
A•e., Balboa, wa• JI'U led
oe • chttae ot alloplifbn&
a lSHN&t pie at tiM Balboa
Marke t, 6~ ~. Balboa Bl•d.
• • .A vandal took l piec:ea
of mall from the mail boa of
Alea Hardy, 403 Belvue
La., Balboa, and tore them
~n. carryana a-way the
eontenta. . • Tb• licenae
plate and tail lipt to the
moiOfcyclc of Tlaomaa ~at
lett. l6S ... eu Or., Co1 ta
Meaa. were on the around
neat to h im when he s tarted
to work on his bike at 1
a.m. on But Bay ')r.; but
wbea be atarted to replace
them. ct.ey had been tl'len.
s.e .. ...,. Oct. 29
Teresa M. Dw)er, 15. of
229 Canal St.. 'ev.port
Sborea, suffered a lacera-
tion on her head and -.a~
taken eo Hoac Hu~p• tal b\
her fathe r after the \tu:o. tang
abe was dtav1n1 ea~t ~~n
Cliff .-,r, 1n 'llewp<lll He1ghts
failed to make the lefl tum
at Fullerton \ve. anJ h1t
the curb ... l>..a thlccn uaJ
Patti ~oy, Sll ln 1ne \\c.,
Newport ~lcaghh , rc::t.t:lv cd
3 lewd phune -..t il , \\1th1n
S minUte!> ... Ine car of
T imothy C vnncll\, ~~i r:.
Bay ~ve ., Balb..oa·. rear-<nd-
ed the s topped 1..o1r tlf J d I
S. Bauer, ~0~ J~nd SL,
West :'llewport, on \\.Balboa
Blvd., west of lOth St.,
Balboa ... J ohn !o-uszev. s k.t,
~3. who h ved .u J ~ 10 \tar·
cull. \vc., '-'e~t 'ev.port,
until he v.al> ev1cted, reoc-
cupied the gwund floor
apartment and v.as arrested
on a charae •If 1\l egal en-
tr). . .0a~ L. Sorensen,
11~ Cia) St.. C\tff Ha\en,
repot\l> that U t)und the 1 fot
of the month ~he regul ul~
lo e:. petl>un•l Items from
hu clothesline: thas t1me
it wu a paar of abort& ...
0n l)cl. 2S SO!MOOC re-
moved the screen Lo a s u&dy
room v. indow at the home
of llelen Hodaaon, 2241
V1!.\a Huerta, £au Bluff,
climbed m, walked throuah
the study and out the front
door.
Sunday, Oct. 30
Thomas \1. Emmanaer, 18,
uf l OOS ~-Balboa Blvd.,
was anestcd b) the mana-
aer of the Balboa Market,
608 F. Ba I boa Bl vd., on a
charge of sho('lt flln& a 79C
pac kage of frank!.~ 2 JUVe-
niles -.e,e al~oo arre1t ed at
the market on the s ame
charge ... Fow men an a
car \elled profane WOfd& at
Ch.ulc!> P. '>elauer, 226
\1anne \ve ., Balboa bland;
"Ailen he aanored them by
ao1ng mto h1s apartment,
the) broke an 8 by 10 anch
wmdo"A pane 10 hiS door
... E.mer Ackerson, 513 W.
Balboa Blvd., Balboa, ~oaw
c& man put h~& fiat throuah
the 6 by 10 foot wmdow a\
the Traderhom , :?000 \1aan
'iL, Balboa, and then walk
we s t on E.dgewat er 1\ve ...
Lon ~. Herbert, Sl8 Dahlta
<\ve., Corona del \1ar, was
g1ven a nota ce to aPt>ear be-
fore the Newport..A.1e u mw-11-
cipal court on a charae of
drunk 10 auto at 1401
Ba)'Sidc ~.. :-Jewport
Beach ... llueve~ entered
the garaae of Lorrame L.
Breadert, 706 \talabar '>r..
lrvane Tenace , and s tole a
\1unu stereo tare pi ayer
and 10 tapes from her \tus-
t.anl. . . -\ pranceH and ~
desk model telephones
were stolen from an unoccu-
pied hou~e at 1 SOO Com-
walt Ln.. ·~es tchff, on
Oc l. 26, accordtn& to Char-
let Pololak. 6~ Orch1d
-\Ve., Corona del \1a.r.
nis , 421 Rivenicle Ave., r---------------------. RAY R~ Jewe~r
MateJ' WcrtchntcdteJ'
'1\AM £ BRA:SD WATC'HES
DIAMO'I\i>S • JEWELRY • Gin'S
Newport Heipts, beaan ser-
vana 60 daya in the New·
port Beach muni cipal Jail
on a convic tion of drivina
wi thout a license ... Robert
G. Eatherly, ~18 E . Bay 117 W. lith St.. eo.• lhea • Uberty I -MII
FOR
ASSEMILYMAN ROIEIT E.
BAD HAM
YOUR REPRESENTATIVE
IN SACRAMENTO
HIS RECORD SHOWS HE
STANDS FOR ...
• Individual Control of Private Property
• Freedom for Lowful, Personal De<ision
Moking
• Stopping Welfare Woste and Immorality
• Ending Government Discrimination Against
Setf Supporting, To• Paying Citizens
• Locol Control of Ovr Schools rather thon
Federal Aid ond Control
PRESERVE YOUR FRHDOMS
-UNDER GOD-
aacl tile
-UNITED STA m CONSTITUTION-
VOTE FOR
fl1cMber ef tM Aucmbty
ltat Diatnet, C.litomia lqislature X. ROIERT L IADHAM
ORANGE COAST COLLEGE GOLDEN WEST COLLEGE
As a citizen vitally concerned with the welfare of our children and the fu-
ture of our community and nation, 1 consider it a privilege and
. . a CIVIC
responsi bi I ity to endorse the Orange Coast
proposal on the November 8, 1966, ba I lot.
Junior College District tax
Mor~on P. AgY irre (Mrs. Roy)
Edword P. Allen
RoT o. Andersen
Co • George V. Balter
Wolter R. Boranger
Jock Bomtttt
Lee Beckett
Urban Beh
Clyde A. Bowman
John T. Boyd Jr.
E. Fronk Bray
H.F. Brockschmidt
Mrs. Marion L. Burnett
Don L. Symes Jr.
Mrs. Merritt A. Calkins
Denni a Corpenter
Mobel H. Cl\apmon (Mrs. Leslie M.)
Ferren L. O.ristenaen
Wm. Oui stensen
Mr. and Mra.. J. W. C lardy
Howord Clory
loui a Conrocfy
W.N. Cookwley
Donald CNmpocker
J .. •s w. oec~c.,
Mr • .,..cf Mra.. Roy Oils
Honey J. Dorst
Mr. ond Mrs. Don L. Dolan
S.J. Dorst
Morx N. Dressler
Franlc Duffy
Ruth H. Duffy
Merri II V. Dun c on
Dole L. Dunn
Mr. ond Mra.. O.ristion Ebsen
G.C. Eilcennann
Philmw J. Ell.,bfo•
Ray Elliott
Pot L. F itt
James A. Flagg
Mo Jt L. Forney
Col. David M. Fowl..-
1. V. Funderbur;h
Ellis F. Gardn.,
Pt-.yllis H.,.pton
Ronald 0. Hardy
Floyd G. Honymon
Run Hartley
Oifford Hcpbum
J.R. Higley
0. L. H II den'-'-d
Mr. and Mn. Eclgor R. H1ll
Donald G. Hoff
Frances F. Hoyt (Mr$. John H.)
Adnan 0. Hubbell, D.D.S.
Mra.. Adrt on 0. Hubbell
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hughe~
Elden B. Huffolcer
Paul C. Jones
Carl A. John son
Rev. H .rt,ert G. John son
Willtam E. Kettl er
Worth Keene
Mr. and Mra.. Ralpt, K 1 ser
Wi ll iam E. Kl1 nger
John F. Land Jr.
D.O. lawheod
Richard M. L ayer
Eluobeth M. l tl ly
l ony L ltttle
Dr. and Mra.. Norman R. l oots
W.M. longmoor
~orlotte l yllc
Milclr.d S. Mac:Mtl It an
Rod ll4ocMillion
Mr. and Mra.. Joel.. Mat\tenan
Mra.. Richard ~•n
Mr. and Mrs. Joa.ph Masi
Ge rold McCielloo
Mr$. Harold J. McCoone ll
Harold J. McConne ll
A.R. McKet1z oe
Mo• S. Mey erson
Borbora Morgan
Russell M. Morgan . M.D.
John A.. Murdy Jr.
J eon C. Mus. ck
Th elma Mustck
Don E. New
Hennetto l. Olonder
Spencer C. Oltn Jr.
Me. and Mr~ Eugene Paplham
Alden C. Pocltord
Woll1am l . P ere no
Jome ~ W. Peyton
Paul V. Phdltps
James D. Ray
Me. and Mu. N.l. 1 Note) R.ade
p:,illtp E. R .. s
Me ~ Ph1llip E. R .. a
Mt. and Mrs. O.W. Ri~onf
Or. and Mr$. J_,., R1chorda
Mr. and Mra.. G.Mte Roddo J r.
J. Frank Rob1n1
Robert D. 0\myord
Elmer C. Sandmeyer
Hu~ J . Sca llon
W.l. Schryet
All an J. Schwalbe
E~r M. Secord
Cyrvs W. Shepard
Woodrow Sm ith
J. l eslie Steffensen
Howord G. Stephens
Jc*e R. Stewart
John R. Stratford
Jane T odoltoro
W.ll.am 0. Thagord
l :oyd W. Thomas
Mr. and Mra.. John A. Y1ber1
Mf$. l .. Woclswor1h
JCM~es A. Wahnor
V1v1an M. Wollrup (Mn. Rolpt, 6.)
Fl oyd E. Wo s rl:lroolt
Frttz R. Wh •te Jr.
..... NOIMft ia WillMOre
H.J. Wood G.rwe P. z-.1
P4rtri~ia T. ZeiMtl
Vote YES on Proposition D Nov. 8
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'Ill Fll n cmJDI Fll llAIII CI&IT .... CILLIII llmiCT 1¥1 .. 11
DO YOU APPROVE?
.•• o depraved, obscet'e, pomograph1 c performance
as shown on the campus of Un1vers1ty of Cal.fomio,
I rv1ne, on May 6 ... thi s yeor?
DO YOU APPROVE?
. . . delivery of 5,000 1nv1tations to the h1gh
school students of th1 s commun1 ty .•. on 1nv1 tat1on to
attend the fi lthy ploy clfed above?
DO YOU APPROVE ?
••• U.C .I. library ordering a book ent1 tled "-... ~~
YOU" ... for student use? ~'6
DO YOU APPROVE?
... U.C.I. hosting Dorothy Heoly. Secretary of the
Commun 1st Party, to lecture on campus?
if you DISAPPROVE
... THEN VOTE "Ho•• OH PROP. 2, help restore the
Image of diWt ity to tho University of Califom ia ... and
help restore a rea,onsi ble odm ini strati on to our campus-
••·
This •usose sponsored by Ute OrCIIflt CoWtty
"CONWlTTEE .. of 7,000 FOR CLEAN CA MPUSES
IN CALIFORNIA ...
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• .,rt.ta ,._ .. ANTHILL, .. etv4•t ,.Wtc.tiH of U.C.I., 4ete4 Oct, 20, lf .. t
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Responsible
lrreverance
s-d rour problerru, trlollll M
profoultll, to lila Pelrin c/o
TM Antlttlll, 3120 Common.t.
UCI.
Dear Mr. Pekin,
We ace two fem41e studeoll
who have a thorny problem. Al-
tbougb we are not advene to
·indultPni, there teem~ to be
a awcu.1.iDe deficiency on tlW
cunpua, and we are not pre-
pe.red to jump in the sadt wjth
a malo f~ whom we do not feel
a genuine romantic attachment.
otmoudy. this leaves our Je1l
lives rather wanting. Without
makina jelt with what it a vecy
JeJioul problem, what would
you tuaplt?
Picky
DU~ktur~. I ,...., t... to P' 1M prob-
lmn of looiiMc ,,. f!"'~·
Ow ~ dOft' ...,. up
on UCI too ~; 1MnJ or• pod 1Mft MDflftd fDito .,_ well
worlJa .,.,-c~~m, 0111 (DcM't lao.
tn,'" ,.,., mor. tA. vol) Good
luci.
Dear Mike,
You said IOI'Ddhina about tbe
piU elim.lnatin1 risk, but what
about the risk ol getting V.D.?
(And don't tell me it's a noo-
mal problem. A doctor told my
girlfriend that at least 701 of
the college student• Uvtnt~t in
Enes Parle Colorado. where
.. ev~" Uves u you propoee,
had been to tee him about V.D.
There'• another rumor, which I
ruapect can be tubttant:iated
wtth fact, that UCI men aren't
all that dean either. It .-rna
that many of the more IDUitri-
out studenta went down to T .J .
during the flnt cooelave lut
faD. Havlna proved they were
men that week-end,~ bad
to report to Student Health the
foUowtna week . . .
So what can be ~? I can
jmt tt"e myseU in the middle of
a paufonate ldJJ 13ylng, '1 want
to ~ a re-cord of a ~t. com-
plett-physiCAl tum on you
first•. Or should 1 somehow
brin~e up the subjfoct Nrlier?
Mavbt-I can mnnajlt' to fit,
··what should we do about
V 0 .?" into tht' ccmvenntlon at
~tn nppropnatr point.
Sf'fiou~ly. what is a lt{rl to do
without makfnl{ h.-nelf nnd the
lfiiY (N!J awlcwRrd. wuntrustffi",
·misundf'ntood" .
111nnk you.
M,-
Dear Mr!
I thmlc tlwat 1100 ltD~ ooer-
.tatl'd thr "'t>OOII'nu of fn1u-
tlon rrf thu hiP' In the colUof{e
rttmmunitl! 1 don't haVf' cllnlcol
'ffatb1ir' to tOJW" down your ertl·
mOll'. but It h4J bl'rn mv per•
Annal nbwrotJIInft that ~ubnu
~~~·· or,. cONrlmn of lu1~
IIOtL't'Cn , ritlce vou tul' #erimnlJJ
conr~d ahou thu hi'Oith M:-
ard. I IUIIJ(elt tMI Vat' ad: Dr.
Sl"ttkm 41 the Health Cen~ fM
rellabk lttfOf'"fNitlon concemint
che probG.IM. thrf'Gt of contnact-
lnll '"" ,. of ~-So mucla fM vour «lf-mlldtt·
tmtMnt on tlw tub1ect; the mat-
,,., nf di«:u.uinl{ 11our und£'r-
fttJnd4blfl fen" with n youn1t
mGn thattiJ bf! nn mMe difficult
or .-mborrGiirlf{. Aft~ all. thlJ h
an lntlmote, tn~rtln~ rf'latlon-
lhlrl.l lhctlid lmo~lne thnt rrNtniJ
J')f'fiOMI topic. ccmtld have to
~ dl.:reetlv olr,J "'fort' rither
on' of flatt C'Oftld rnter Into Inti-
mate rt'ltlllmu wltlt a retJl ~
of lt'rltrfht lf ""'' arr rtoU11
cnN4dmnll ~toln-thlt for wHit
(I Pf'I'IOn, r iTlt mNt'ffrttol ettde.
dun.. 1/tc. Jtoold ~alrJv be
dltC1t6tt'd tn th' fuU .ati.,GCflon
of both fi(Jrtlu. You cmtld bl'
fn frw n ~~' undnlfandlng of
rrNtn!f quf'#tfoftl
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