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THURSDAY 1967 CORONA DEL CALIF
nmen rob I firms
Ww1 Yel~·an ~~;~·~::,• t.mzd robbera hit buai• 120S Baker St., just before 'Th .. l•ltlftt
II ....., .::-;.," neuca in Corona del Mar cloain& time at 12:15 a.m., Th ed
H II d and Colla Mesa Tuesday. armed with I 22-caliber eo nom Owe les 1 • ... t S:OS p.m . a. 6..foot piatol. He ordered the cook-
' bondlr, wearlna a dark blue Ina crew on the ir kneeo. f
CO·CHAlRMEN for the Feb. 4 YMCA sno-ball dance William Orton Howell, lll wi~dbreak.er and dark panta, :•tr anyone '.~ts up th_ey man 0 year
are Mike Ogden, 2066 Orange Av e., Costa Mesa, and E. Wilson St., Col t& Me u, poanted a hand aun at ules wall be •hot, he u 1d.
Kathy Strutt, 2024 Commodo re Rd., Bay crest. The died Tuesday , J an. 24, at ai.rl Mardy Sylveuer in the The robber escorted \rtark
seml~fo rmat event will be held in th e Jamboree room the Lona Beach Vetermt Toy Shop, 31')1 E. Cout C::. Sutton, 3116 Samoa Pi., Theo Robins, founder and
pre sident or the Robi ns
Ford .-o\1ency for . the Harbor
Area, and 2·timc president
of the Newport 'iarbor
Chamber of Commerce , was
honored at last niaht's
anaual Chamber dinner 11
"man of the year for 1966."
of the Newporter Inn, 'from 8 p.m. to mi dn ight. The H01pital. He wa1 a W'.vi Hwy., Corona del Mar , and C01 t1 \ieu, to the 2nd
theme will be "wln teT wonderland:'High\ight of the veteran and had wOfk.ed •• aaid "Thi• it a hold up; ,noor. There \it. Sutton wu
•-I 2c aive.me the cal h." forced to tum over the day'a evening will be the crown ing of the king and queen at a carpen"'r or J yean. He was born in Slau.ahtcr, She scooped all the money receipts of 175.91 to the
11 :15 p.m. Candidates have been chosen. from Hi·Y Ky., and had lived in Costa 'OUt of the c ash reai1ter and armed bandit.
and Tri-+H~Y Clubs. <Swenson photo.) MenlO years. handed him the day's re· c c d
H be 1 th colpro , s90 In bilh and "tnner TIDELANDs VP~.w;~.~ :~ 3~3:; th: chanac, in a bank baa. • •
Veterans of World War I, C.pt. J.M SIM•k• .-\s the robber left he warned _ j
FEES ASKED ~::r~~~r~··c;::.: ·~~~~~GEM SHOW FEB.4-S ~~: th~'':::.~r f;~~~~n: is plannea
He hu been 1ellin1 Ford
products -fr om Mode l T to
Thunderbird -Iince Feb.
23, 1923, first in Btlt)()a, No. 1453, Co1ta Meu. be cau1e he would be "around
1 · 1 C 1 back." She c alled the U.:n in 2 location• in New-He was .hot pita cbaannan y or !. Stenta ln 1%1 to uti.Cy a lona-Plans for a February diMer .....,.t Beach, and now on The Newport Beach City Uti. Vi ce~ayor Doreen lor the.::!"' InA IUOUJ vet• "--lol ( ., •. , c• I I I • .. police ' ... .. .--· " .., "" .,.-xn.,. 1 na rift an, c t neou amona ama un · mectin& were u.ll c~ue.., Har bor 81vd. in Costa Mesa. C. ouncil caltedMonday eve n· Man hall u.id abe favored ora•• h.ad hcl' nearly Mln•ral a. Lo,o~,., '-cloty 1 book · In Cotta \ien a robber M • · 1 th ' 1 ·-... - -or a covenna pros-• • on,ay monuna a e 11t1 'Je•pite hi• 7(}o.pJu1 years, 1n1 for 1 a tudy of a pro-such 1 study, 10 that 1 every ofrice in the 2 orpni• Thia year the theme or the pectina and collectina. utina a T1hirt II • muk weekly break.fau mcetina or he sti ll pun In 6 days a
pou l to chu&e fees for Cannula could be worked utioru. He had been • 20d:t annual show or the Hi• lateu work, "'Miner-with slit• cut for hi• eyu the year at the Corona del week at his cH ice.
commercial u1e o f tide· out for charaina feu (OJ comnander in both aaani· Oranae Coaat Mineral &: alol)' for amateuu,'' aR-and mou th, walked into the Mar Chamber office. A He carrx: to 'lewpon Beach
Iandt. corrmcrcial operations on zarlono. Lap•' •--· So-lory 'II be · · 1 ~4 ... Jack in the Box drive-in, . 1 br kl . ,_.T ~ W1 pcanna m 7V , "'''cuue1 conunenta ea 111 was for the fint t inE in I 9J I. This action was decided public Ianda · Survivor a include hit wife, .. Ptotpector'a paradise." many upects of mineraloay, M "ted aerved by Mrs. J euie Hi ll,
upon durin& discunion of Jack Raub, enaineer for Francu; 3 dauahtert, Mn. The ahow will be held at properties of cryat&la, what ate (I aecretary, and Mra. Helen ~;ti~~ w;: r:~n::' i ~
the pier permit request of the prop-o• p•'cr pro)'o•t, Cuol Joneo of l'.'war•o .•,·r ~ ~ C P · 1 k I · h I M ~ J k N 1 wh ..... "' ... ... "' ,.., ""e VJ&nlt ounty Ill• to oo or m t e way o ' ~~~~·Y· 1921 after a ltint in the e~~&rlt e ~~~· Sh:llwa~~~ir: s tressed the need ror early Force b11o, Mrs . Elaine &roWldt on 54-turday and identify ina habits, features • I • OUter topic• of di •cuuion ,ir Force , and on June 1 he
· b d I 406 S B action becauae the new Olsen of Coata Meta, and Sunday, Feb. 4 and S. Show and sizea,and where to look In s aytng inchuled bealltification of opened hit Bay Ave . aaraae pact aywar 0 · ay · h 1• be Mr. •· Muriel .•n•erson of S Ft., Balboa bland, and to cons truction I ou... com-~ "' opena aturday at 10 a.m. for excellent •pecimena. the hi.,hway ~tollJh Corona at '706 S. Bay ... ve ., in
coniUUCt 1 new bWidina. plcted for the buay nrrmer Mirmu ota; a brother, lO 10 p.m. and closet Suna Capt. Sinkanka1 wu born \tichael!)auaherty, cbaraed del Mar, and ltepl to be Balboa . ·
Councilman Lind1iey Par· time. Marshall K. Howell o( San day at6 p.m. in Pater•on, New Jeraey. with the murder slayina or taken to improve local !ie is put pre1 ident of
10111 u id that the atructute Councilman !)ec Cook u id Bc;'~dino; 7 aran:c~~::ren; One of the outatand.ina He entered the Navy u an hi• wife, Mary, and Peter'). ahoppina facilities in vi ew the !iarbor 'rea Boy 1• Club
is non"'tonformina, 1ince it he would like to uc the an . area~·aran c 1 ren. participant• of the 1%7 aviation cadet, served in Keefe of Santa Ana on Jan. of lhc fall openina of New-and ia u i\1 an active mem -
i1 entirely in the tideland• problem re1olved in 30 day a. ~rva ce• W:111 ~ held at ahow will be Capt. John variou• aircraft squadrons, 19, will be arrai ped Monday, port Center. Bi II Ro11er, be r or the board of di rectors.
1:30 p.m. thu Fnday, Jan. Sinkankaa or sill !)ieao, ahipt .... and orricu in many Jan. 3a, in the Newport· owner of the Brua Rina He waa the fint pre1ident
low BID REJECTED 27, at Bell Broadway Mor· retired U.S. Navy aviator poinu of the a lobc urttil he Men municipal court. dreu sbop, re commended of the ~ewport Harbor Ex·
tu.ary, 110 Broadway, Costa who hu made a career 11 retired in U61 to •devote Mary o\M !)auaherty, 26· npan1ion of the me rchants' chanae Club, has 1erved as
Men. Tho Rev. Philip 0 · a book author on mineral full time to writina. ycar~ld coder in the com-division of the Chamber. president of the Costa \tesa·
achedule for tum-on charae• M~ray and. the W'NJ Veterans and lapidary subjects. Hi a He i1 a certified 1emolo--puter 1ection at UCI. w11 The breakfut meetina will Newport Harbor Lions Club, The Newport Beach Ci I)'
Council rejected the low bid
for a ci ty yard corporation
yard buildina Monday even-
ina becauu the bidder did
not p on en the cone c t
conuactina licenac.
R. W, McClellan and Sons
o( Coua M•u aubmitt.ed
.. low bid ol tll,~3.1.50
for tbe steel bu.ildina add·
iLion and pavin1 at the cor~
poration yud. Publi c works
director Joe ::>evlin reported
that the contractor had
submi ttcd hit bid on the
baais or an informal opinion
from the local office of the
sta te contractort' licensina
board that b.ia Clan A
licenae waa satisfactory,
but the headquarten office
in Sacramento did no t a1ree
>M th this opinion.
City Attorney Tully Sey·
mour uid that the con tractor
hu applied for the conecl
licen1e, but in the meantime
could void the conttact , if
awarded, by no t completina
the license application.
Counci I man 9 ee Cook
moved that the contract be
awarded to the 2nd low
bidder, Charles S. Boyd of
Newport Beach, who bid
$14,273.
Mr. Boyd, wh o was in the
audience, u id he had been
in lhe contractina business
for 27 years, and had served
u constructi on manaaer for
Allhon Honer Co. of Santa
Ana for S years. "I built the
bank around the comer,'' he
said, rderrina to the
Security Fi11tNational Bank
Buildina.
after watet t.ervice hu been w!ll officaate. Entombment book., "'Gem cuttina," Ci a aist of the American Gem · the -oc of movina convene at 1":30 a.m. every and is 1 Pill commander of wtll be at Hubor Rest In t-eu .. _ _..,y at the Ch·~er turned off for non"'Paymcnt tabliahed hia reputation in Society, maintaina member~ from the ')au·~eny home at~
261
, E Co ,,~H,~wy Newpon'iarbor Leaion Post I bill · 1 · J -A Mauaoleum in Cotta Me1a. ... 0 111 ce 7 a o • vto auon ~ cuue, or lhit field. Later, the fin t ship in the Min.eraloaic&l 2947 Mendon ':>r., C01ta 1 • • • 291 .
by tequell of O'Mler or DR. PETEKSOI TALKS edition or "Gemstones or Society or America, New Me • w"th the aid or Peter A d ba dH Is $47
tenant. Or. Bob Peteraon, county North America," published York .Mineral~aical Club, Kc:r~. 3
1
1, her aupervi1or at rme n ge
• Adopted Ordinance 1201. auperlntendent of schools, in 1~5~ and in 1%0, won San Dieao Maoeral &: Gem UCI, when tbe y were aunned
establishina parkin& meter will apeak on "Antidote to 1he ')curt Maaazine tottlh· Society, Miaeraloaical !So-down . "Give ma all yow mcmey ," "1 want aU yow cuh," he
feu on portion• of Via ~qediocrity" at lha 00011 w .. t lU.-aua prallli.um ciat;y of •ulUaa'-'-. D.c.. Po\toa, c.e.outnc\l.aa -. • ..._.,...~.._. .. ,.._ •~IL
Ma1ap .oil Via Opor\o, l.a ......._,., .. tlaa,.. "'-"" awMII;. ,. ..._., *1'4 .... ae....S o-. aem ... ataytaa. sUd ..._ M._t \11'11' ti J E 'c,..'1• -th -bbe
the Lido Shopt Area. bor l(iwanla Club today, boot, ••Qematoc.ea IQd nria-mineral 1ocietioa. !Jauaheny, 26, an en,Sncer ordered Mn •. ack • o e , th~ Coles, e youn~ ro r
• All~iztad cbc namina Jan. 26, at tho Villa Marina eral1 -how and where to At lhe Coat& Mel& show at -'•tonutronic, 1hot Mr. 1623 Tradewmds Ln., Baya clipped the ph~e w~res and
r:l the tnaurance firm of restaurant. find them" wu published he will diaplay 1 cue or Keefe in the cheu and b ack crell., when abc opened her wamed them, ?on t come
MacKay and Dicb to be N b I" ' k d hi• award winnina .50 choice as the Santa .,nan ran from fronl door shortly alter 7 ouuide , someone i1 watcha
named u the loc:al broker ew ow m I g~eens as e minerals in miniature Thue the area. p.m. Thutsday, Jan. 1'1. ina."
o. f record on t.he ci.ty'a fire I' '1 Mn. '.>&Oiherty llruaaled The man w.a• youna. about An how and a ha lf later are specimens, most y cry~ lhlutance .~bey, ttnc• .th• The Newport Beach City owners Aun. not to allow stalt, under 2 inchea in with her hut~ and was .5 feeL, 10 Jnchu, tall , a~d in the north s ection orTus~
finn serv!cl~l the pohcy, Courc:il aavc fav orable any oraaniud activity at the dimenaion. in the mini ature shot throuah the heart. An blonde. He wu dreued tn Lin • muked younl man,
Bayly, Martin and Fay or attention Monday evenina park. .cau,ory, He will also dis-autop•y perform:d Friday a ~ ·~t c~at over a blue dreucd in tan cloth ina ,
Lot A:nae~u. no lonaor haa to the reque1t of the New-play a caae showina hi• indic~te• abe died inuantly. plaad shut, h aht pants, and pointed a pistol at Mrs.
an ofTtcc tn Newport Beach. port Harbor Lawn Bowlin& The club, wi th 90 membeu, excellent talents in the art _,ccordina to police, low cut teMit abou. Grace Pattenon, demandina
• Gave formal approval to Club and the Parks 8eache• now bowls on the &reen 1 1 . . 1 \tichael ~au&herty then "Yo~·re kiddin a," Mn. all her money. She aave him . oC . • ad ' th N 1 o acetma or cuttlna o c 1 0· • 10 th ... __ ... , h 1 h the appomtment acuna and Recreation Conmiuion Jacent to e . ewpor b •. 1 . cha sed the wo unde d Peter o e rep teu e \1al"lloll .. s 7 and he cut er te ep one . 1 k L L . H bor L . H II t 15th aem 1tones Y "'1SP ayana a · · · F · h' way ·nt th I' c~ty ~ e~ fi~~a tha&loa a• for • new lawn bow lin& lite. u tJlon a a 200;)-carat faceted topaz, a Keefe, ahootana hu~ In :;:e orcma II I c e me.
caty c er ... lbyln&th ~ vathcana1 Anaua Potter, vico"'Presi· St. i'R Ccntr&l Newport. \ott. SOO..cuat cut citrine from arm before. over~k1n.a th1m house, the robber ord ered Police be li eve the 2 rob--
cy create... e uta o dent or the club tltimated Potter uid that lar1er 5 . and shootana ham 10 e ~-h. Cole to hana up the ber ies were commi tted by Maraery Schrouder IMt ' facilities would allow the an Dt eao County, 1 luae h ad phone. the same penon. A a M L . • I lhe COl t at 125,000 for land club to arow and to brina in faceted plaque o r quartz e . 72 k'd
UJ, .. "· $) ... 0
101
.. &I'Yih for 2 new Jl'een• and con· from Brazil with rutile in· ... E ·o OF -unit" pro"led 0 waa Itt a.t J a mon • lttuction. He uid that the permanent re1 idents to the I,.L T K ALVOn
• Authonzed a new pop-Irvine Terrace park had city. clu1ions, a malachite tray COSTA MESA DIES
ulat.ionestimateby the tl&te been lu&Jested aa a site, The Council referred the in the form of 1 leaf, and a Wal ter Alvord., 221 Pacific A 72-unit residential de-mcnts on aara1c locatton' de~artment of finance at an but added that the lrvi e th . auina of faceted Williamsitc Dr., Colta Me1a, wu pro.
esumatcd coat of S300, to .n request to .e City rran~aer beads, to1ether wi tb a fine nounced dead on arri val a t velopment on \~rovi a St., for the uni ts, areen ucas
perrrit the city to receive Co. ha'. an aarecment With for study, w1th 1nauuct1on1 black opal from ~c vada and Hoaa Hoapitalat 10:lO p.m. wen or Bth St., in Co ua and the driv c wa) radiu,,
additional fundi in 111 tax the ltv1ne Terrace Home• to report back on Feb. 27 · beauti ful wh1te opal• from Tuesday, J an . 24. He was Corrmiuion approva l \1on·
and motor vehicle in lieu R d"slr" l"n I adv"tsor h"tred AUIUaha. The Smithsonian a7 and had had pre\'iOu a dihis followe d • Jan. 16
tax. Last year's certified e I IC I lnltitution tn Wuhinaton, heart uouble. The Oranae study seuion between build~
population fiaurc or 38,650 D.C., has many of Capt. Coun ty Coron er' a office II inl conuactor J,W, ~cMicha
was arrived at by actual Fund• up to .S2SO were parity of ample maanitude in Si nkankas' fine cut faceted investi aalin a the cause or ael and the commissioners
doot to doot count. altocated Monday evcnina bo~ population and vo ter aem stones and specimens. death. in which ad justed diu arec·
:=:~E~~.'I.·E'J•r ~.~.-~~:!~r;:n~~~·4~~~~ ~1:£~:~:i~~n~i~i!!.i~~;~~ TheY.' II sail on the Sahara
The annual Balboa Pe--trictina. redisu ictinashould be under· . b .
ninsula Point An n. btidae The consultant is Dr. taken at this time " · Sailina in e Sahara,any-c aptatn the other u111e, land yachts arc moved by
·11 b · M Th · one? with Wanen Zi ebarth actin1 wind cauaht in a sinale tournament WI eam on· Leroy C. Hardy' chai'nnan . e report was ace om• Three Harbor area men ue u anchor man. ana red u il . The)' rett on 4 day, Jan. 30. Cash prizes 1 th I'· 1 · A d b th ~ 11 w·n, ~ 'II b • • n ·-~ 0 e po attca ICience ,c• ~JUt . y e 0 0 1 n . N thAI . h Rerweaent.ina Europe will whee ls, 2 inOatable tiru wa c awarue, to ta .. t tm 1 1 C rr . Sr rc r mat on on population yana to 1 or nca, w ere t-winners. Gr and winneu will par 1 en a 1 1 Bomlah 1H tn: 1 they will compete wi th rep-be sand bu&Jitl rrom Ger-widely Jpaced It the rear
ANCHOR LODGE TO HOST
VASA COM VEMTIOM HERE
Anchor Lodae of ~ewport
Besch wil l hold the 53rd
annual convention of the
Southern Californ ia District
15, \"as a Order or Ame n ca,
It the ~ewpor tcr Inn Feb.
24-26.
receive additional cuh Col eac, Lon& eac · e an voteu, compiled by · r 6 E many , Belaium, France, and 2 narrowly spaced at 'II b , .• SIO an ho"• plaM,·na auoci ate ')aren rcsentahvu rom uropean The Council also: prizes and their names will wa c P 1"' ... , · 1 .. Britain, and Holland. the front. .~ th ,. n · A •1 '":.roth: nat.iona in a l ,lCKkn1le an ... -• Ap"'oved firat rcadi.,, '"0 on the perpeOJal uophy. a~u e tmc re,uaeu 1 ... The rally could latt 2 A lone dri\'er cb.anaea the
The Vasa Order was or·
aanized 1n. Conn ec ti cu t in
!H6 and 1n Los Anaelelio in
H06. There are now more
than 370 loca l lodaes in the
U.S . ., Can ada and Sweden.
Ouirman or the Anchor
Lodae is Ernest Soderbera
of Newport Hei1hu. ·~ • ,. rc• 1 2' hooo•s C.V•utl lfU "•• ..... ,. yacht rally over Sahara of Ordinance 1203, which Janet Snith, 4l3 Belvue Cl una u. a ~ -· 01,.,.h, c ..... , J-. 1,1967 sands. month•, but 30 daya i1 more front wh ee l direction b)·
would ettabJiah A·P..fi (ad· Lbn ., B1albo1 ~ 617r<l422! '!'ay Councitmanh. Howardbm~oa: 1 _. __ , .. 5,886 2,609 Two adventure hO&andl , likely. This variable Lime preuurina a croub&r. He ~SAw•-y TOHOD~IPSIT•L
miniltrative profeuional) e con ace.., or more 1n1ot~ crt, 11 c aarman, au 1tteu 2 .......... 4,250 1.836 Lawrence Pardey, n , ci allows for wind lulh which can also ch&n&c \be land V'l'll ,., • ,.,
zonina Cor ththe Sthtanley malion. ~-re~n:unendation• o.C the 3. ......... 6_236 3_122 2633 w. Coast Hwy,, Marl· wou ld slow the wind driven ~ni c'a dircctio_.n by _pull-Lillie Tauone, 61. of
property at e aou wut re..,aatnctma commlttte , und buaaiu . ma on a line· an\1 manapulaa 1331 Saker St., Cot ta \teu, I ~ • FLOR(~( • "RITI h. h 1 1 1··• c ·1 4 .......... 7,573 3,7 10 nert Mile , a water yacht comoro _,over Dr. an, 16th ""' ""' r ... w ac a so nc I.IUCI ou.nc1.. The 150-pound u ianaular tina the n il. died T uuday, Jan. 24, in
St., ncar Cliff Haven, and OF COSTA MISA DIES AI F 't and Bob s .......... 6•485 2•7ll •kipper bu.ildin& a )'acbt he spite of duperate auempt1
alao fa th• comer acrou florence A. Fritz, 13, of ~Thnl0ton. OfJI 6·········· 3•808 2•059 hopes to nil &round. th• Dnve" •t"n law revt"sed b)' ci ty fire uni ta to u ve 16tb St., whore tbe Mormon 2283 Eldon Ave., Coat& committee report 7 .......... 4,064 2,311 world, and Wanen Ziebarth, her.
Church ia located. Attorney Mesa, died Friday, Jan. 20, atated that "there i1 dis• 38,3.52 18,360 301 E. Balboa Blvd., Sa l-, F~temen were called 10 Gordon Richmond, ropre· in a convalttcent home, B fity• I tud• d boa, a shipriaht, are motor· A revised ordinan.ce (Of months . A u~e permat would the Tauone home at I0:2S ~:;:cn~d lh~ S~~~~~i::r.=~ d:;,rv;~:~ 2~e:~ ~:~~e::; eau lng p an s 18 in/ro~ ~=ey::; will Oy to ~:;::t~ !:! :!:i:~;e:; ~~~be requtred for reopen· ~md,c"'!:~~~ndn=: ~~~
additional ~operty in the Bibic Church. Coat& Mcll. The Corona del Mat Beau• traffic islands ate to be Paris, fot preliminaries, Monday ni Jbt • meetina or A usc permil wollld not be ma Cor air.
rczCI'Iin&, claimina that it Interment waa at Harbor liful committee will meet at improved and preunt the m and then ao on to Colomb lhe Newport Beach Ci ty required for rcbuildina if lhe She wu taken by ambulance
would .. prejudice our ~ Reat Memorial Park. Funcr~ 4 p.m. Monday, Jan. )0, in to the Parks, Beaches and Bachar, Alaeria. jump-off Council and p6Ued to 2nd reataun.nt it damaaed or to Hoaa Hospital. Doctor•
1i liort." A public hearina al •rranaementa were made the Corona del Mar Chamber Re creation Conuniuion on poi nt rot the Feb. 13 rally. re•dina. deatroyed by fire, cxplosiOft; there pronoun ced her dead
waa set rex Feb. 14. by Bell Broadway Mortuary, or commerce olficc to chou Feb.!?. Final deuinat.ion for lhe in-New provitiona hue been earttaqu.ake Of odter act 10 on arrival.
• Approved Artt rcadina Cotta Men. Mlich traffic is Iandt on In additi~n to .cil)' mone!, tem.ational meet i1 Nouak· added to apply \0 ea.iaUna an uteftl o( n.ore an ~
or Ordinance 1204, which Coati Hwy. they •ould like the be&UIIficauon convnH· chon, Mauritania, JO days drivt~n . tako4&t and out .. or ita appniMd n.hae •••
would aboliah the bovd or $1101M FUISSTOLIM J improved by the city. t.eehumoncyfor l.he project later. door reataurana, wb.idll fiaed -, a reepouible
aduj.tmenlt, at ita rqqt,ao•l. Po lice ue invaatiaatina n. beaPAiCicatioo com--and i .. endt to approach Jotet*l R. Antnu. llll would become QOa-oonf'OC"m-appn.iaal firm 0, lOOft ot ita
and tranafer iu siJD, cod& the tbef\ ot $1&0 wotdl of mi.tttem.tTueaday wi\h Cal local merchants (ex more 'Pomma Ave.., Costa •.tesa. ina wi lh *'' ~tioa or 6e _1 -~ aloe -~
. new Oldinuc:a. ·~-a-~ ac..__a, 10 hearina cl:tiu to tbt Plan· run rromRicbard Ca&e Fllf'l S&awart. director of parka .· rw.~.. owner of Ardut.t Manac in Tbt MW a&ctioe ..... w lbe uael&.mnt by *•
nina Conwniulon. 3&00 £, Coaat Hwy., CotoD•I bli.ch.a and recreation, in CIIICII ClOSS CUT Cotta Men, will Oy directly dl OfdiiiiUU JI'O"iM• .. , uaeuor. ,. ,.. .... .
• !)lac.a11ad a pcopoasd d•l Mar. The nriui .. 1.._ an au.mpt to diJect a U,SOO The c:IKarch croaa encted to Alaeria. • wort would u .. ID ... c~
ordinance rtlatiq 1o walot include a CbJ aa rei'* c:aprl. tratnc: llftdac.qiaa pro~ct buide lbe breueway at .._ wlll •kipper l oldie l aoc:b '"..,_" IDlY cca-pl .. td wi*ia a,..,.
rate• •d cUr .. t; ..,.,d a racoc. hat, a·~ a,alllnlr ached.altd for COJoaa del S&. Nldnw"a P"Hab,l,eri.a aailboata on wt.eela bonow-ti• .. lo OJ*a .. _..._, a
10 rHiuy Ill• aaaa. to a~,aturm bau nw.ak cape Mar. Ouarcb io Cliff H••• waa ed rrom dae PNacb eape· aM pe-t, •1 .. 1 tiM n•· D• onti..ce wiU CIICIIee
P•b.14 bee••• olC~Mati<lta 110le, and a NOIW'Iai• 1M cc.mi"" i•tlllda 10 •••td downs-~ momina., dally foe •• ~ara oom-....,.. an ct•a4 r...-• • for W n .. ., _.
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The Ci ty Arts Commi ttee and th! Newport Harbor Lawn
Bowling Club have certainly proved a point: Persis!ence
pay s. Cther wo rthy organl zations ca'l take heed, and can
al so persist in their requestS for financial assistance from
the ci ty, and they too should receive the same kind treat·
ment from the City Cou nc1 l members, bless their hearts .
HOW TO CIIIATI A P~ PIOI&IM
ly Tom And•-n
TM.re i• no real fann problem and there
hun'l been for yean -c~e«pt the problem
deliberately manufactured and perpetuated
by the pinlca, punlca and collectivists in the
U nited State• Departnw:nt of Agriculture,
Department of S.ate, and eltewhere.
Vet, we face a possible food crisis in Am·
erita. We a iiiJl face p0uible insolvency and
aurnmder. Why ? Bccall!le it wa1 and is plan·
ned tha• way, not only in the USDA and
State, but also in Commert.e, Dt:fente and
other departments of our RQVernmt'"nt, as a
GORDON MIOOLETON, ex~aptain of his fine Harbor Area record, he Is now combination of do--gooden, Sociali.u and
the Corona del Mar High School tennis 8th out of 150 tennis" play~r.; at '.he 4.ir Communim try to level us down and merge
team and now attending the Air Force Force Academy. Pictured here, irom us into A One-World Socialist state undc•·
Academy, rece ives $100 scholarship left, are Dan Shea, treasurer, and Jay the Communist and Jibrral·cannibal club
check. fr om Newport Harbor Racquet Burchett, president of Newport Hcll'bor commonly koo\"n as the United Nations. A~ricult\•tal bureaucrats ha\'e uK'd statis·
Club. The scholarship was offered to Racquet Club; Leon Meeks, principal of tics lilct' a drunk u)('s a lamp-post : for sup-
the outstanding tenni s student at "the Co rona del Mar High School and Mr. port in~tead of illumination. For without the
school during lq&b, to be selected by Middl eton. bi!i{ statistical lir tilt': Amrrican 1~ple would
the principal and staff. ln addition to not sit still for tilt' grt'at fann fraud . AI _:::.,:_::;::.,:.:::::_.::::._::.::.;;....:,_,:.::..:_..:_ __ -::;-----=::---::;-;:-------Smith uW to say : "Let's look at the rC<"ord."
LeHers to the Ed ••tor The trouble with the ram• n-co,d ;,, to pa'a-
phrasc ann'th~r fa\"nrite did)<': kecords
don't lit', but liars do record.
TIM! WILL TELL the mcssase isn't acHing in& a n~rnber o£ yean U:ter Billions of dollan have been stolen from
Editor of th e Ens ian: across to our cduca.tou t:hat zradua.tton, or leavma the American taxpaye r "to help the poor lit·
L l k E . we want to cut t•u t the foil s school, tie fannc.•r." Hut the poor linle farmer "01 as wee · s · nat an car· . . ( d 1 h . 0
. d . 1 by M Th tn educatiOn an nr t at Lower the grade rcquue• "irtually none of it. For when the Rovern·
more .on~lhe-"f arm pro1rant" Iince 19S2 than
on &n)"hi"l ria ~epc defme, the farmers
ha\'e peen the btnefita. TM fan:oen -par·
tic:utarly the litde onn who needed help
mott -ha~ received crumbs from the table.
I belie\'e it ia ..te to NY that our govern·
ment bftt given mOrt! help to the enem~ of
the United Statn than to our own bottom·
fringe farmen -the pOor litlle Iannen.
Our lying bureaucrats, while pouring our ag·
ricultural "wrpluiH" into the ~tholes of the
world. ha\'1! al)'ly encouraged Importation of
huge amounts ol many o( thOle samr "in·
surplus" eommodhtes.
We are not competilive in world markets
l4ny morr becaute ,~~:overnment bu~aucraC)',
rrgimcntation and comrols ha\'C: supplanted
~upply and demlll\d. To compensate for our
1051 of chickl'n markC"U to the Common Mar-
ket, our lcad('rl creatf"d a dynamic new C:K·
port : doves to Moscow. Thnt is seeminp;ly
no bag limit on doves for Moscow -my fine
fc::atherrd friends -and i1'1 open seaJOn yrar
round. In b et, our government actually
pars a bounty on dovrs for the enrm)'. brib·
ing our farmen to produce whrat for gm·ern·
mc::nt storage bins •o ~ gin•n to Ruuia.
which could conceh•ably corner the world
wheat market.
ne ~n ~rttc e an/' : matter, in all other govern-ments, for if the university ment ~ra~·y bowl runneth over. the burr-au ·
mas •. oaers rega •n& e. mcnt}. is to be l.lemocratic, which crats havt' all the spnom and the poor little Repu~hc an State ~entral As for President Clark It should be, any high farmers have only forks. Rut hundreds o f mil·
Commtttee Conventton. m Ken holding up admissions school graduate should be lions of tht'" taxpayr-n' dollan ha\·t' been
Sacramen to the preVIOUS for the campuses , get riJ of admittc J. A poor student given to rich abM·ntet· landlords who cuhi·
weekend. 'Nhat was probably him. He is using thi s IHI a has just as much tiahl to \"ate nothi n~t: but the ASC {A).I:rirultural Sta·
intended as an informative method to scare peopl e improve himself as a aood bili;,.ation and Consuvation -~rvic::) offi c-.:1.
ani clc about lhe new State in to thinking their children studenl and probably has a Namra\ly. mQSt peop~r 1uistakr:nly aM·J.m:<
penses." Central Committee Vice won't be able to go to ou r greater need for all the ad-that, ju~t bccau5e our govemme.nt has spent
Chainnan sank to a poor, state schools , unless the vantages college life offers.
t recall 'way back how the Arts Committee received per-
mission to use th e Ci ty Hall as an art galler)', so that
work oi.local artists could be displayed. There was to be
no spending of tax money for this project. Several ci ty
budgets later, it wa s di scovered that tax money was being
s pent for th is art display, co ntrary to the clear wording of
the o~gi nal agre ement. The city was picking up the tab
for th~ insurance cost. There was brief protest, but the
Council agreed to con tinue paying for the insurance. Two
weeks ago, the Art s Commi ttee asked for a little mo re -
and got it: $1 00 a year "for publicity and incidental ex·
Thus, our hureaucratit' bounty huntrn
build up Rnuia "50 shr will no longer br
afraid of us.'' What we should be rnost
afraid of is not Ruuia but the traitors in
\Va~hin.~ton who ;,ul' hl'lpinR Hus .. ia. Red
China and other t'tlt'111ics. Our lt:adt>n -
Democrat and ltepuhlkan -han· tri1·d 10
brilx and buy the world with h;J.Oclou u . 1•itht·r
as a suh!titute for a fon•i~<:n poliry or in C)!'cln
to make the world safe for conmHmi~m .
The Lawn Bowling enterprise has been going on for editorialized accoun t of a schools are given anything Then if any student doesn't
qui t e a while too. About as long as t have been covering political power struggle they ask for. ' apply himself, or is a The Conservative Corner
the City Council meetings, there have been requests for wh ich took place. Pay instructors and other trouble maker, expell him.
taxpayer help in getting better facil it(es. The city has What was even more uaaic emp loyees what they an: Very trul y yours, 8
been putting up some tax money each month for qu ite a about the article was the not wor ,th, bu t fir e them_ if t~ey Eme ry S. Hanson
b I d . 1 don t accept your Juecu o~ 46 Emera ld Bay
wh ile. Monday night came the request for $25,000 for new 50 su 1 e lscreditina 0 Dr. as handed down thru thelf Laguna Beach. Calif.
"Praise God from whom ~I had retched ihe aoal, he
bleuinas flow, wen t "over the &op" in true
"Praise !lim, all ye crea-military style and launched Tully and the anti..Carpen-· T k ···' bowling greens. The Council members expressed their supcn ors . a e ~wvan tase •· ter forces. Certainly Mr. of all possible automa tion WIN -AND GET OUT! tures here below.'' an ofrensivc aaainst dcmon-
Quot.ina from the openina suation s planped for Jan.
stanza of this arand old 31 and Feb. I, when cler~r·
hymn, Or. Carl Mcintire men all over the counlr)'
broadc ast over the lOth have been invi ted to ao to
Cen wry Refonnation Hour Washinaton and to protest
approval. ratrick aspires to a •ole or h. .d 0 . and teac mg a• s. perate Ed1tor of lhe En sian, ,
That's the way it goes. Oth e r grou ps can com e, and will influence in the GOP; so all out ~ campuses 12 The war in Vietnam is the
come, with requests fo r a share of the tax fund s o f the doc s Mr. Carpenter, and any months of the year. Give most vital issue of the day.
ci ty. And the Council cannot be so heartless a s to show po litician for that ma tter, th e instructors apd eVery-Wha t are we waitina for?
favo riti sm and ag ree to som e reques ts and refu se others. Thank goOdness for men one else two weeks vaca-With a ll lhc rorces at our
It's always for "a worthy cause." And so the Coun cil such as. 9r. Tully, who, re· tion a ye ar. If the y dt!sire command, the money, the aardleu of who is bac lc.ina to work on ly thre e quarters power, the weapons, th e in·
tclligencc to clean up this
me ss, we'd like an answer
to when are we aoina to
win ? General MacArthur
would have had the answer.
network, expressina hi s again1t the con tinuance of
personal aratitudc for the of the war in Vietnam ..
fact thtl the ChriAtmas fund To counter th is move, he
conuibutions had reached a urged hearers of his broad·
total of more than the hoped c uts to aalhcr in the na-
for sum or sJOO,OOO. The tion's capitol, and enaaae
Utousandsofpeople throuah-in a "man·to-m.an" coooter
out the natioo who joined attac k:. He pt'anned to have
together in making this his forces mobilize at noon
Christmas offerina a sue-on Jan. 31 at the Washina-
ceu s~e\led the chorus in ton Hotel, there to pick up
alorifyin& Almishty God by btMera~ Md '?laouda. He
ain1in1 the next two linea: then uised ··&em to sally
gets th e city involved in mo re and more enterprises, and th k. r in .,toad of four, 1,.,. them em, arc wor mg or a con·
gets our tax money spent in more and more directions. I servatively-oriented R.epob-for three quarters.
can see no hope lor halting this spending spiral; indeed, ican party. Why would a If the~·. the instru ctms,
I had better get busy and pre s ent a few of my o wn pet man ri sk his career and re· Jun't like work ing in our s tate, let them g,1 else-
proposals for the k.indly consi deration of the Newpo rt putation by leadina the In-when:. If the siUden ts don't
Beach City Council. How could they say "no" to my dianation Coun cil several like nur university, bnunce But then he tried in Korea,
worthy projects? yea.rs ~1° w hc~ a. slow~y them out immediately and didn't he? Ge neral Westmore-
-\ • • • • ,~ ~ , r'..a ~kCOfr\1 1\JUCrH:Ilfl p~.~.bh.c t.ake uudents lhat do appre-land IS also uyina. but
WAUD COU&l lSMI flVDU CIPIN.I"'I--.. .wu not aware . that lh~u ci.&t.e wh»t we , the tax pay .. who· a tyinl his handa7
-This should be almost the limi t evenftor the most patien t ·~Vsoverlnmen_t1 ..,a~ trTaln-crs, are doing for them . It doesn't malce sen1e to -m& ugos av p1 ots tn ex-Charge tui ti on , bu t don't be opening up chaMels of "Praise Him above the forth and to staae counter
heavenly host, oHensi vea, supportina a supporter of the Earl Warren Su preme Court. Read th is in· as. This wasn't the ac lion tum any student away ir it trade with more comn'lllni•t
credible de cision, which was announced Monday : "The a poli tici an would talc.e. works a hardship on a stu·
Supreme Court ruled that New Yo rk: State may not fire tea· This was the ac tip!\.5~· dent, Have the m pay s tart• (Continued on pa.e 3)
"Praise Father, Son, and policy of "Victory in Viet-
Holy Ghost." nam, wherever the peace-
ch e rs in tax-supported schools -or any other civil ser· Tully took' We have l.l!Ways ~.;;;...,;;.;._.;.._.;.;;;..;.;.;.. _________ .;.. __ •
vants -solely because they are members of the Commun· known whe re Mi ke T ully
at-any--price proponents The me lody reechoed the were active.
Anaels' chorus whi ch herald· Dr. Mcintire called atten-
cd the birth of the Christ tion to the nation wide ad·
child, 2,000 yean aao. And, vcnisina c ampaian beina
i£ we may ao farther, th e c arried on by a p oup of
thousand Korean orphans, Presbyterian laymen , This
the chaplains in the army group, he said, had financed
of the Republic of Korea, full page advertisemen ts in
the dtousands or Ouistians, leading newspapers protest:.
disposseued and padlock· ing aaainst change& bein g
ed from their churches in proposed in the reliaious
southern India, and the policies of the church.
s tood. is t Party. The 5-4 decision overthrew the state's scheme It is equally uaaic that
\1r. Rogers considers him·
selr .competent to decree
what "observers" felt was
STATE IOUIIIP
fo r ba rr ing subversives from the school system."
The Earl Warren Court, after a long series of decisions
favo ring commu ni sts and other criminals, now arrives at
its zenith of madnes s. In Vi etnam, American boys are
being kill ed by com munists. On the same day th at the
Supreme Cou rt shocked the nation with its ruli ng, Presi-
dent Lyndon Johnson sent Cong ress a $172.4 BILLION
budget, almost hall of this for mili tary spend ing -fo r
figh ting corrmu nism . But the Supreme Cou rt used the harsh
NOrds, "highly effici ent terror mechanism," no t against
the communists, who are killing Ame rican soldiers, and
des troying freedom ev eryw~ere, but against the New Yo rk
state law that soug ht to keep communists out oi teach ing
oosi tions.
Perhaps now the pub lic at large will com e to understand
the criticism directed by the conservatives against the
Warr en Cou rt. As Justic e Tom Clark said in the dissent·
ing opin ion , "No cou rt has ever reached out so far to de-
s troy so much with so li ttle." • • •
nME TO START IAKIIG UP '
Ju st loo k at you r combi ned cou nty-city tax bill if you
want help in making up you r mi nd about Go vernor Rea-
gan's suggesti on for charging tuition for university s tu·
dents. (My tax bill shows me that 53~ of each tax doll ar
go es for the local publ ic schools.) Re call the recent his-
tory of trouble and tu rmoil on coll ege campu s es if you are
looking for justification for the firing of UC Presi dent
Clark Ke rr and even tual hi ring oi .Y1 effective top execu·
live .• Re call last week's adoption of an atrocious state
textbook (the action wa s done right here in a textbook
meeting held in Newpo rt Beach), and you will be awaken-
ed to th e fact that you have lost control ot schools. One
final bl ow: Monday's ruling by the U.S. Supreme Court,
striki ng down a ban on hiring communist teachers •.• And
the realization must come to all that it is time for the in·
dlvi dual citizen to regain his sovereignty in the matter of
the education of his chil dren, just as he is rightly re-
sponsibl e in o ther .areas of raising his children to are-
sponsible maturity. P rivate enterprise schools are the
only answer.
MOTICE Of HURIHC
NO'I1CE OF PIJBUC HEARJNC
NOTICE L'S HER EBY GIVEN
tJ.at th~ City Co iiDell of the
City of N11wport Such will
llold 11 ,.hlic: T.e•riiiJ rtJprdl•tJ
OfdiM•ee No. 1203, belas, .. n .... c• of til• City of New•
~ Be•c:h Nt011 i111 property
e..1 ·-~:.,. matrlet 11-p No . If, P a c.-.Lul•
A-• '••• No. 221, wlllc:ll pro-
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the political fate of Frank many readers of this
La Magna. If supportin& Dr. column already know, 1 am
Tull y is going to cause Mr. whole~eartedly in favor or
La \1aana to sail into poli· Go vernor Reagan's proper
ti cal obli vion, then let him sals for cuttina the budgets
be commended for havina the of our s tate cotl e &cs and
pas and intc&rity to do universities, and for pay~
what many Orange Countians ment of reasonable tuition
and State Central Corrunit-by students. I am proud to
tee members didn't -that have been Ute first mem ber
was lo speak. out for his of either house of th e le&i s -
convtc tJ ons and his o ld lature to take a public s tand
friend and s tand up to a in un conditional support of
powerful politician. the governor on this vital
As for Mr. Carpenter being issue.
a middle-of·lhe--roader only Since then, there has been
time will tell. :low he uses a growing surge of opinion
his influence with regard to in his ravor throul].hout the
ltle 1168 Senatorial election stat e. Some or my leaisla·
and pseudo-Republican Tom tive colleagues have stated
Kuchel will detcnnine where publicly, oth ers privately ,
he stands poli tically. The tha~ they are delighted to
Republican pa rty mus t have see _ hi&her education in
some common philsophicai California deprived at long
mee tina arounds ;r it is to last of its "sacred cow"
prosper. Republicans must status and opened up to the
not allow themse lves to be careful examinati on of the
tom apart asain by a faction t.a.Xpayen, on whom its cost
which finds itself more com--has become such a arievous
fort.able with the decrees of burden.
the f)emocrat Party, I shall tum over the re·
Sincerely, mainder ~f this column to
'Juana Buraess my consllt.Uents and other
1133 White Sails. Way iuterested persons whose
Corona del~ -· letters in support or univer·
sity bud1ot cult and student
LETTER TO REGENTS tuitioo paymenll have now
Rc:1ents swamped those in opposition
University or Californ ia by 2 10 1 in my 0 (f1ce, and
Berkeley, California by 3 to 1 in the 1ovemor's
Gentlemen: The people of California oft'ice. Every one or the
e lected Oovcmor Reaaan be· lcttets and ca.rds I have re-
cause it is apparent to most ceived on thit lu11c has
people that we have to cut obviously been individ11ally
our taxes and, even more compoaed and written. They
than that, act our state SO'" bear witness to a quality or
vcmment back on a tound aood citizenship truly in·
rinancial basis. It it ridicu-spirina.
lout to the majority ol Prom a mother and fa&her
people I have talked with in costa Mesa: "P•n't it
lhtouahout the Jtate to bui ld betcar. fot our youna peoPle
rantasticall y npentivc &o pay (« part ol their own
buUdina• to teach our col-ec»cadon now, nthar dl1n
le1e ttudenta. If it it no.. have lo pay I« thousands
c .. sary to belance the bud-• a••• out new 111tinr~ity of othen. throu~t &hear
buildina• thould be built ••a•••m'DI hvu7 We
about the same 11 world bave 2 daaaah&e:rt who pia
ww two berra~b with .,... on at.teodina stall cone,.
chltacturally improved ll• in the near r~ataro, aad ..
teriort. h it ..,uent that raol lbatlt II their (MCI Odr)
re s ponsibility to act them
throu&h. even if money hu
to be borrowed. We feel that
education that is paid and
wo rked for will mean more
than any that they receive
free."
From a mother in Newport
Beach: "Students should be
obliaed to pay tu.ition so
when they araduate they will
not continue to expect p-
vernment handouts. I have
2 boyt, and I can UUthfu.lly
say I wish they would value
i t more.''
F rom a £ather in Fountain
Valley: "I have 4 boys to
put throu1h colle1e. Tuition
should be charaed, althouah,
I may have to mortaa.ae my
future eaminas until aae 60:'
From a molhcr in Arcadia·:
"Charaina t11it.ion at dte
University wi II involve some
sacririce on our part as we
have a son who is a sopho-
more at the UC Santa Bar·
bara, b11t we support dt.it
measure. We are people" who
believe in salf-reaponsibil-
ity."
other needy benefici aries • • •
of the fund, elsewhere in Dr Steuart McBimie ,
the world, sounded a arand )-·Th·e Voice of American·
a 1rand and heartfelt ism," has repeated several
"Amen." times in his radio broad·
After Or. Mclnlire had an· c asts that the liberals arc
nounccd that the contribu· "scared to death'' over the
UnHed fund meets Feb.1
The 12th annual mce tin& Cwrenl officers are: Don
of the Newport Beach Un i-Flamm, president; Mra. Wil -
ted Fund will be held Wed· liam Holstein, vice presi·
nesday noon, Feb. 1. at den t and aeneral campaian
dte Irvine Coast Country chainnan: Oeorae ~loq II,
Club. vice president; Ira N. Fris-
!:>r. Edward Mi lum, ex.ecu· bee, ueaauter; Mrs. Raymond
tive dire'c10r. said lhat the Kenison, secretary. Walter
p.~blic it invited to this an-Burrouaha is inmediate patt
n11al meelina. and encour-president.
•acd memben of local busi· Dr. Milum said that lun-
neu and i,nduatty, and indi-cheon ro1ervat.ions at SJ
vidual citizens to auend to each should be tn11de by wri-
leam of tho work and ac-tina to !iim at tbe United
compHsbmentt or the United Fund o(fice, 325 N. New-
Fu.nd, which is seetina to port Blvd •• Newport Beach,
reit e fl51,3S4 in itt cur· or by telephooe to 646 .. JIU.
rent c:ampaian, the hi1hest
in its 10 year history. ARIZONA .USIGMM!HT
The Peb. 1 aaenda wi ll in· Capt. Bwton. T. Miller,
From a reJiatered ~erno-elude pretcntation of cam-son of Col. and Mrt. B.T.
crat in Fountain Valley: pailn awards and nomina-Millor of 3115 PlaUe Dr ••
.. h it my request that you don and el~ction ol new Costa Mesa, hat be• padu-
IUpport Govemor Reaaan in members of Lhe board or di-ated from the U.S. Air Force
hi• proaram to cut 1tate pilot hutnactor cowu at
expenae. I worked my way recton, and officeu for lha Randotpb APB. Texaa.
throua_h USC. paid tuition , comlna year. Capt. Millar i• oow quli-
and am thankful that 1 had fied to teacil 1tudant pilo&.
the opportunhy. 1 am tor 10 0y jett. H• I• bein1 a•-
charain1 t11ilion lot hiahar siped to WliJIMM APS.
education." Por wbacaoner it born or Arb., •.•, a ~mba ol die
P rom t 1entleman in Su God 0\'etconwth the world: Air Tratnln~ ConneDd.. He
Clemente to OovemOJ R"'" and dtll Ia dM Ylct.ory lbat received hll B.S. depaa
aan, with a co" to me·: Ofti'COIDI• the world, naa in 1 ~sa from •• U.S. Mili-
.. Conaratulationa a. 1081 oar fallb. Wy Aci.dt~QJ.
stand in cuttina ~o.ll at liM fto l•h tUtovart!Omttb "--~ G
Unlverolty of C.lil«aaa, •• wwtd, loet h4 lh'ot loe-._ rU1J1
also ca your lllhioa oltua•· "'"* dtat Jatue Ia daa n.. bor• a1 .. U
Do not Itt lllam kUdoze ._ el Ood1
ycoo ioto yloldl., to .., T1to& II ho tbol •-·by
prooo-_,__ TU. lito wolor Md blood, ••• Joooo
lha pooplo ood tboy will do· .Orlat; 1101 ., •••• oaly,
olda In y-ro-. 1o talk!• loel ., wotar ud blood. Alld
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servttism,
emphasized in the result•
of the 1%6 election, Fur·
thel, he ttated, lhey arc
turnina on thei r leaden,
and some even are attack·
in& the president.
Time wu when ri1htists
were accused or hatina
persons and thinas in aen·
cral, and even those honest
minded citi zens wh o sou&ht
to protect their property
ri ahtt by votinJ for Propo-
sition 14, were pointed out
as beina animated by racial
hatreds. Aa time went on,
however, it seemed as.
thouah the hate araument
wat lo sina iu effective·
ness and leftists beaan to
use other modes of ~~~
Perhaps it was bccauu
leftists had recopb:ed' th't
validity of Ute psycholoi-
cal principle al projectiOn,
which shows that when a
person claim• that others
hate, that it proves that he ,
himselr.is a ~ater.
However, Je'rti s ts arc back.
a1ain at the o ld aame -et
character assassinati on,
and have oraanized the In·
stitute . ror Ame rican Demo-
cracy, which , accordina to
an article reprinted by the
Ouistian Beacon, "has
been formed to combat the
merchants of fear, extre-
misl hate aroups or the
radical r iaht, and the radi·
cal left."
The article quotes Dr.
Franklin H. Littel, presi·
dent of Iowa Wesleyan Col-
leae. who named as their
immediate taraet the John
Birch Society, and other
or,anizations anerted to
be in orbit includina Let
Freedom Rina, the Liberty
Lobby, Americans for Con-
stitutional Action, Amer-
ica's Future, Christian
Crusade, Manion Forum,
Dan Smoot Report, National
Economic Council, Oturch
Lea1ue of Americ.i., and
We, The People.
Notwithstandina the fact
that no ••1efti1t.. croup•
were listed; he named a
number of of£en1cs which
in the popu lar mind have
been tuociated wi th left·
ill techniques, inc:\udina,
..spyfn1, nocturnal phone
calla, economi~ and social
preuu.re, ttoninas and
oTen bombinas." • • • Senator Robert F. Ken·
nedy it reported to have
ui d, •ccordina to an AP
diapatch from New York .
lhat "mombc rs or the John
Bi"h Society, and other
••tHmlat aroupt should
be barred from aervina with
&be PBI and tho Secret
Senica."
He went farther wtwa he
added: .. Policeman who are
members ot the Birch So--
ciety th.QI\)Id be liven the
ohoice ol rosianina from
die eociety or the depart· meet.••
Doet anyone realise that
the Rnt muliYI aUAC:k on
tiM John Birca Society is
tali! \0 ian •••at.M rrom
1111 "-lin? lnoomocfl u
•• iltl .. adml&--
... ,. .......... with •••
• III&Mt ----~~ ol
•• 100Mt)' ••· le ract, 1i•· lq oW_. ......... 10 11e
-·-••II It lno--· •
I
Catol-~fs
.PAPER.-
PUT-
ONS
BATHING SUITS
DRESSES
JEWELRY
to (Coa-liooaod ,_ ,.,. 2) u
counlrica, as oaUIDed Ja ouboli!~• .. _: th• ,.police
die ProaJdem't State of tb• power" ol tO<lialltm, witb
UnJon mott when we ue ita diareJitd lor the rithll
Ia NOflb of the lndividu.al -;_,·~~::}
o( . " I The Sov1t_t mia•·-OW' em nent
roportt daat which aivot the individual
an numMr or the riaht to neaotiate with
Soviet have beea ""' the •tate and providu j.,.at
lo Hanoi to help the NOfeb compenution to the private
Vietnamue Oy 200 mile-an-ci tizen lot lAndi acquired
hour helicopters capable or fOf public uu.
carryina 70 mon. Accordina Po&IY Hanaen
to Oaonyok the holicopten 611 Narciuut
ue sent by tea to North Corona del Mar
Vietnam where they tro 015!NCHAMTED
auomblcd by Soviet cnai· Editor of the l!n•ian,
ncen. The adviun travel I read that UCI Charu:cllor
by land throuah Red Ollna, · Aldrich may replace Clark
ME-.clRT HAMIOR fill Gil
A MT SECllOtl - -P ... !
THURSDAY, JAN. 26, 1!67
COOOIIA DEL MAR, CALl F.
"A second thought
on first aid"
We're constantly amaled
111 the number of children
whocut , sc:rapeand bruise
thetnselvcs wilhin s.iJht (and sound ) of ou~ phar·
NOW
OPEN
We citizen• of the United Ken a1 pruidcnt of uc. THE GAY NJNETlES will come to li fe at
State• of America want a Unfortunately. many Otanac
victory in vietnam, no more County citizen• have ~en
appeaaement, no more dca11 areally di1cnchantcd wi"th
with the enemy! Let•1 clean UCI ,1incc some of the ob-
it up and aet out! tccnc a how• and unduir·
Ellery c. Stowell, •ble JlOUpa have been pro-
mo ted bv the same oraaniza-
Lincoln School th is Friday and Saturday
evenings, J an. 27 and 28, wh en the stu·
dents present an extravagant extravagan·
za, "Kati e's Golden Hors es hoe," in Ge rry
Graves hall. Doo rs will open at 7:1 5 bo th
nights, and the curtain will go up at 8
p.m. the entertainers for the Olio
·will be th e Saturday Niter s, above, who
will si ng nostalgic melo dies of th e 90's.
The musical gal s are, from left, Janice
Ha rt , Cheri Wilson, Gai l Broering, Mim i
Dupuie, Te rry Mulkey , Ch risty Kelso, Gail
Childs and Dana Webster. Below are more
• macy. We do a bi& business in antiseptics,
bandascs, and other .first·aid items. Same every.
wberc, probably. But sometimes we wonder if
peopk don't depend too much on first ai d-neaJc:ct
proper medk:al attention. If thc~'s the slightest
question in your mind followin g what appea" to
be minor injuries, Kit your physK:ia n. First 11 id
has definite limitations. You ca n only be su re of
proper medical ca~ by sccin& your doctor. A
prompt visit can save a hair dozen later.
324 MA~INE AVE
BALBOA ISLAND
Hclcn A. Stowell, tion1 that fomented the o f the all·star casl
4801 Suncy Dr. tsoublc at Berkeley,
Cameo Hi ahlandt The Otanac County Ameri· t......::..--------..J THE RIGHT TO OWN can Lesion distributed wide-
-Editor of the Ens ian ly amana sen•icc clubs an
Ph Me 1• Y out Ord.r
t.r • S. .. scrtptlon!
Coli 673,0550
I have been retdina very affidavit by a mother who
sti rring editorials in your wi tncu cd the Mime Troupe.
paper aaainst the Soc ialis• Before the election a c iti·
tic practiCes of ci ties who zcns aroup published a full-
paac ad in a local newspaper require land deed "aift1" condemnina many activities
in return for usc permits. on campus.
Keep up the aood work! It It seems stsanae that last
is a very cncouraaina strcna-year the Youna Democrats,
th to the amall citizen and the SDS and the ACLU
taxpayer to ltn ow that 1 aroupa had no difficulty in
free prcu still rinas out obtainina profcsaors as
defcndina the democratic s ponaon, while the Youna·
principles of the riaht1 of Rc public ana could not la-
the individual to own pro-catc a sinalc one, They had
pc rty without fear of con-to resort to an auistant li·
_fis cation. brar ian for their sponsor.
May a free and vi s orous He rcaiancd at the end of
the year in protesl to the "free press" ever protect abundance of obscene boolts
in the library.
JANUARY There ·was· a noon rally
at UCI Jan. 21, with the
Chancellor and other profcs·
son apcakina; and only two
or three hundred sbldcnts
attended. which is certainly
a minority. I think. profes-
sors and students who pro-SALE
SAVE
. SPiNETS
il CONSOUS
NOW -IS THE TIME TO IUY
must moke room for new stock orrlvlnt lOon -
foeh ond avery piano In our uock ho1 ba.n marked
down from 20% to 40%. There ora no fictitiou1 prle"
In th is sola. Coma eorly for best Mlaction.
LOW DOWN •AYMINT -EASY THMS -
mote a tsifc ahould be re· 'NHITN~Y T~q:Rv as pistol ..
moved the same ' as Cl.ark packing Katie.
Kerr.
I aincerely hope the Rc· Th I ff
acnts .will inaist upon aood ey re 0 ~echa:d:i:a:~~art;~ t;~ to the races student s . for the betterment
and lutVJval o( IOUDd edu-The H bo Gr ndmolh , · s· · , . ar r a er a cauon. me• · 1t a coatma eflib ha •ched 1 d ita _ t upaycrs OYer $)000() per 1 , u e an
university atudent and MS _ nual day at the races for
000 for the state chancel!~ this Friday, Jan. 27, at
they have a riah-t to upec; Sant~ Anita, accordi.na to
an education which doesn't spcc1al events chatnnan,
produce rallies, dcmonstsa-Mrs. Betty ~obinson.
tiona, sit·ins. s tr iltes, or . .a. race wtll be named f«
riots. the Grandmother's Club.
Shirley Smith Mrs . Frank Sah r, club prcsi-
East Bluff dent w~ll be waitina in dae
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE OF TRUSlEE'S SALE
TRUST NO. 5676
winner's ci rc le to conifabl·
late lhe winning jockey.
At the Jail. 12 mee tina at
the Me sa Verde Country
C lub, the me mbers we re cn-
terta.ined by \oli ss Renate
Shoemacker, a recent ar-
ri val from Gcnnany. She
spolte on numeroloay and
astrology.
The fi ts t event after the
races wi II be the yearly
Oo February 17, 1967, at
eleven o'd ock a .m. Firat
Aulorican Title lnauruu::e &
Trust C ompa11y, as truahle, or
auccea111or trll8tee or .snbatitU•
ted trustee, by the certaio
Deed of Truat necuted by
STANLEY M. BELL .ad
BETTIE L. BELL, hallbud
nd wife, nd JESSIE SELL,
JR. u d DORTlJA j. SELL,
hoab.ud and wHe and recorded
September 30, 19155 iD Book
768S, Pa811 665 of OHicial
Recorda of Ouose County ,
California and punuot to tha t
cer~io. Notice of Default 1111d
E le ction to aell thereaoder re•
corded October 20, 1966 io
Book 8081, Page 163 of Offi-
cial Record!'ll of Orange Couoty,
will under and pul'lloa ot to s aid
Deed of TrWi t sell at public::
u etiCID fot cash, lawful mone y
of the Uniled Stat e11 of Ame ri•
ea, at the -111 l'e-.t entunee
to the F'irat Americu Tille
)D.aarance I lTut Company
b!lildia8 loeated at the 11011th •
eaat eorner of F'ihh and Main
Stnte'-U. the City of Santa
A•, Callfonia all that risht
title aad iatereat conveyed to
.ad aow held 1.11der Deed of
Tr-t Ia the fM'Openy aitaated
ia tl.e Co .. ty aad Shlte de·
acribed Ul
rummaac sale, to be held CINDY P~CK, wh o is the
HAIIOID ORIAI STUD.
2854 East Coast Hwy. -673-1930
Corona del Mar
OPENING 5:30 P.M.
THURS., FEB. 26
RESTA URA NT FRANI;AIS
FRENCH SPECIALTIES
' CHEF RENE FORMERLY
WITH ROMANOFF
511 E. BALBOA BL VO.
BALBOA
673.7883
OPEN S:XI TIL CLOSING
CLOSED MONDAY
Lotti 4, ~ 6 and tl!e Eut ~ of Lot 17 and all of Lots
18, 19 aad 20 Ia Block 14 of
tJ.e 8a lboa Tract, a a ahowa
CID a Map recorded Ia Book 4,
fiiiP II of Mlacellaaeou
Mapil, recarda of Oraap
'Coaaty, Callfonla. CUSTOM HOMES-REMODELING Sold oolo will bo m•do\wH>·
COMMERCIAL oat coveuat or WlrTUty, U •
Personalized Sen•it:f' pruaed or implied, .. to tlte
thla, ~· ... 1• or eac alll• DON E. ELDER br.acea to aatlafy the reiiMii.a•
ELDER CONSTRUCTION CO. !':. "':::::::1 :;:.:;~Do":,~~
lS Yuu in NeWpOrt Beach Tntat to wlrr 1107,000.00 with
j=;1~1~0~7~l~,~~;;~l~l~w~d~, :;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;""';;:;;<;;6~7~:1.6~~590~~ latentat tMteo. fro• Septem.. brer I, 1966 aa provided (a aakl
aGte top._r will! feea, cllar•
I" aiiCI .. ,._•• of lllia T,_. WAITED
Ex,tritoceJ H.;, Stylul
Mall Bt Top ()ulily ,.,._
tea ... • .ell odler ••-••
lli... t...• .dv .. ced bJ'
..,.., aa4 ilaW.r of Nid
wiQ t.MrHt, ._. pro-rid ad • ••W o-11 o1 n.,. O.~Mt Jaaury Sl, 196'7
FlUT AMERICA~ 11TLE
IIISVIANCE a TIIUST
Feb. 23, H an d 2.5. head dancer at Kat ie 's.
Last call for Fido
Now hear this, doa owners
of Newport Beach, Coron a
del \1ar, Balboa Is land, Lido
hie and Balboa: Feb. 1 is
the dead line for the pur·
chase of a Newport Beach
dog license. After thai a $3
penalty wi II go into effect,
making a total cos t of S6,
if f ido isn't licensed before
Feb. 1 for 1%7.
So, if your rabies certifi-
LEGAL NOTICE
Non e•: OF' PUBUC HEARP.iG
NOTICE LS HEREBY GfV EN
that the Ci ty Coaaeil of tlw:
Cit[ of Newport Beach will
hoi 1 po blic he1rias resudial!
the 1ppul of Paal E. H1dley
from tlle decisioa of the Pl1o•
nias Conuniuioc dnyin1 Ap-
plieatioc for ll•e Permit No.
1242, which r~uutt~ app-ov1l
lo h1ve a ccesa from Sea1hore
Dri ve lo 1 p~~rkins lot pN!YiOGs.•
ly establiahed nder u.e PeT•
~it No. 12~5. (Subject •pplica•
t1 oa C::OQStltutes~ au 1mead111ent
10d deletioo of Coadhi011 No •.
2 1ttae hed as a OCIDditiOD of
•p~ovll to Uae Penah 1215,
wh1 ch prohibited IDJN .. 4-fl""l
frolll se .. hor.e Drive lo ta..
piltk.ill« lot at Duay &.,pr,
5801 W. Co .. t HiJit.way, New-
port Ouch, Lot 2, Ttaot 4400,
Zooe ,11-3 aad C-1 .)
NO'J'!tE 1S HEREBY rOR·
Til ER GIVEN that tile ••ld
p1bl1c he•rill8 will .., llald oa
llle 14~ day of rellnuy, I fiT •
•t ti&e !.M.T of 7tSO p.a .....
Co .. cil C~.ltera of lila Cit)'
811! of lit• City .r New~
Bead!, Callfen.la, al w.:ldl
d.e ••d p .. oa ••1 Hll •ll ,.,.... la,.,.., .... , .,..,
.. d h haanl tt..r. .. La.,. Llal•
Clly Cleo-\
Chy •' M .. ,.rt a..dl •
... ~ llolu )u. '!\!,1117, lo !\o ~owpon I £oolp
cate is le ss than Z ye art
old , take i I to one of the
official license stati ons
located at tlic ~ewport
Beach Ci ty lla\1 , Jordan's
Pet Shop in Corooa del \1ar,
Ye Wee Beastie in Balboa,
or Craig's ~lesa Pet Shop in
Ne wportl-lcights befQrC Feb.
I.
Lost certific ates or vac-
cinations can be obtained
from your local veterinarian.
VI EMU CHOIR IOYS
SING FEI. 1 AT OCC
The Vienn a 0\oir Boys
will be presented in conccn
at 7:10p.m. Tuesday, Feb.
7, in the Orange Coast Col·
lege auditorium by lhe Na·
tiona! Catho lic \IUiiiC edu·
catou Assn.
Ti cltet information may be
obtained by c allin& Lhc
Clristensen Phar111acy
JIIZJ L C:OAIT IIWY .. c:oao•A DU. MA.
ORIOLZ J·2S5G
.No.tEA offi ce at 627·7337 ~====================~ and 128·2776 or F alher r
Richard Coughlin at 545--
7 11 5.
TWO BOYS INJUR!O
AS CAR TURNS OVER
A car driven by Robert W.
Mayer, 18, of 2474 Rue de
Cannes, Costa \lcsa, over-
turned on Back Bay Dr.,
north of Von's ramp, Friday,
Jan. 20, injUI"ina 2 boys in·
PAUL kENN EDY REED
s ide the car.
Robert \1ayer s uffered
chest inJuries and lacera-
ti ons on the !crt side of hi s
bead. Jeffrey Ross, 1.5, of
2407 Venier Way, Costa
Mesa, received an in jury to
his elbow. Mi chael E. Kcip,
15, of 3017 Donnybrook. Ln.,
was W!.inju.rcd'.
Of: ().JQ DISPENSING OPTICIAN AND CONTACT L~NS ~AATIONS
' MARINERS OPTICAL COMPANY
20t3 ~STCll~ OAIV(
H;woRT IUCH. CALIFOCINIA
7 1 •• 6>\6.2 1.54
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NEW MARKDOWNS
TABLES OF GOODIES
MAIJCED DOWN AGAIN!
TO ~ OF SALE PRICE
OUR LOSS -YOUR GAIN ON
FIRST QUALITY MERCHANDISE
FROM OUR REGULAR STOCK
LAST FOUR DAYS -ENDS SAT.
OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS 'TIL NINE
IN COST A MESA IT'S ..
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la•rr.A-iur4
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2 NIGHTS for
TUI .. IT&nDI liT IICLIIII
c.ft •• ft;.ftt
Fr .. "••~'"' ...... bt,.,
DRINKS-ENTERTAINMENT
HOTEL ROOM-MEALS-
Sen FNncl8co les Veg~~s
M..--ml uke Tllhoe
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I
,.liST UCTION, P:AGI • -THU
Kings frim
By Ml~• L .. ch outscored
Bi ll Bloom's scrappy Sea Corona the Sailors Kinas fouaht their way to
the top or the Irvine Leaauc final quarter whclmina lou with two lccy victories last trating Newport week. · ·
ln Friday niaht's fiasco, shooters Bailey
Corona downed the Sai ion aot the cold hand .
citina second half, of Newport 31 to 66 before Kindelon took up
n an over-
the fru s -
Shar~
Leech
a tum-away crowd on the ina slack. Kindelon
losers' hardwood. ~ a fantasti c shootin& diO.l,ay The Sea Kinas are now
Coa~!_~!igp;~~· !!t;_~~~~fewn=85
.,.., 'I'M reason ia The boJiMer twimmcrl dale. Tho Eauem Conforonee
lhe Cout Clippou Aqutdc attend novice meet• at Mou In 1%5: Jeff Wii COl won hat rtcornm,tndod &o ~
Club. Vtfd_c Counuy Club and Los the followina honort: ht Swe Athletic CClfm1i111on
Thia clu.b was the •'brain CoyOtes. Team members place in nation in ll()..yd. that th• .loop bo re-t .. autd,
child•• of Coach Don Utter. ranae in qe rrom 5 \o 17 breaat tllokc lona courae· In action taken Jan. 1&,
Tho Cotta Men recreation years of aac. 2 d 1 . • . . 1~' the conference also ado ptod
d.p••tmcnt apcod to help boo I b 0 p abr~;:e In natiOkn m \IV"' a new rule which will ao in-.. A parent atcr c u meter cut stro e, thou ff ~1 aponaor tbc aroup when was formed to help relieve . . to c ect July 1, 17V , per-
Co h Utter oved there the eoachu from non--coach-~oune; lrd place &n nation mi ulna out-of'-dittricc ath-ac pr . m So.rneter breast stroke 1 10 ft wort younasten enthuuas· ina duties. Hank Lee ia the • etcs to compe a or a
tic about 1be idea of a <:om-pre1ident nf thia active and ton~ co~rac; 4th place In one-'fear layoff.
po Citive twim team. interested lfOUp of parcnu. nabon m 5Q.meter ~roast The conference, in re com·
Dick Duneiboft and th e n.ac u·ce ,·, held at Cos ta stroke~ aho~t course.' 3!d mendina the re·lcaauina,
. n place IR Jwuor Olump•cs 1n d · f 1 Newport Beach recrcahtto1n Mesa Hiah School and New .. l OO.yd. short coune. fThavoref. a pall o
1
ndew. ~P~·
dapartment aareod to e p port pools. Head coach it . • , c uat woo In~ u c
co-spon10r the club in order Don Utt.cr, swim and water Hu brother, John W•lcox, Oranae Coast Colleac, Cy-\l~,;;j(..al~ to combine tbe talents of polo coach at Mesa Hiah. hat the 5th fastest time in preu, Fullerton, Golden
the ~-larbor ai-ea swimmers Don bea.n coachina and the 55-yd, t:.Juerfly. 'Nut Santa Ana Mt. San
into tho most representative teachina swimmin& in 1~52. Further infonnation about Anto:aio and Ri~ Hondo.
team pouible. He is the former and sue• the ~oast Clippers may bro The second leaaue would be
The arowd} of this team cessful coach of the Fresno obt&lned from Don Utter, made up or Chafrey, Citrus,
from 12 younasters to 125 Do lphins. coach, at .540-0706 • 0 1 Hank Cerritos, Antelope Valley,
has been fantast>· c. The 11· d d k Lee, president of the Boost-· and San Bcmar· · u a vance aroup wor s ers Club, at S46--4J7 4• as he hit on 7 out ti ed wi th Estancia and Hun-fi eld goals with a co,mt>in'-·
tinaton Beach with identi cal tion of dri ves and 0 ,,t.,>de'\
~-1 record s . shots. He ended up the
Newport jwnped to a qui ck ni&ht with an impressive
8-1 \cad before Corona could 7l% from the rJoor,
Coast C lippers are members at Mesa £rom 4 to 6 p.m. r---'---~-----.!!!.""''---------l
of the AAU and SPA (Sou-daily except on Fridays.
them Pacifi c Associati on), Saturday advanced practice
The more advanced swim. is from ~ a.m. to 1P:30 a.m.
mers attend AAU meets all Coach Bill Burnett, swim
over the West. Last year and wa ter polo coach at
they attended meets in Fres· Newport Harbor High, has
no, Chula Vis ta, Los Anae· the same C lipper schedule
le s , Indio, Las Vegas and at Harbor. Coach Utter has
Phoenix. This pas t Chri st-the intermediate group at
mas e leven Coa s t Cli ppers Me sa High from 6 to 7 p.m.,
a Uended a mee t in Phoenix, and on Saturday"" from 10:30
Ari zona. Sharon Thompson, a.m. to noon.
GREENLEAF
RESTAURANT get rid of the 9uttcrnies Corona had 4 men in double
and settle down. Once they figures as Kinde lon, wi th
were untracked, however, 21, paced the wi nn ers fol-
th e Sailors ' fast start was lo wed by Leech, 20. Bailey,
too much. to overcome and
d 2 f. 18. and Yule, 10.
'
scores 2 of his 21 points on a ay up
to COM's impressive 81-66 win over Newport
High Friday night. (Photo by Dale Samok.er.) Newport ha a 1 t.o 17 ITSt Corona's other win last
quarter lead. we ek was over cellar San leaders •
Led by th e shooti ng of Clemente as the Sea Kings
Gary Bailey and Steve Leech rolled to a lops ided 68 to
the Sea Kinas exploded for 31 vic tory.
23 points in the second The C'J:\·1 defense was in
quarter while :"\lewport mana-ra.rc form a s they he ld the
ged to score· only 14. Bailey Tritons to no more than 10
led the defensive charge points in any of the 4 quar-
whilc Leech controlled the tcrs. The fourth stanza was
backboards as Corona took the ir best as they held th e
a 40 to 35 lead at interm\1-visitors to a me re 4 points.
swn. The Sea Kings played fine
The sailor arm was a mad ball in the decisive win as
house as the neatly 2,000 the y shot 5{)'?1., from the
fans saw a magnifi cent of-noor, had 37 rebounds {16
fensive duel. Finally in the by John Yule), and made 15
third quarter Corona's tena-intercepti ons. CD\1 display-
<tioua pressuring defense ed a balanced scoring at-
took its to ll and the result tack paced by Yule's B
was disastrous for Newport. counters. Steve Leech and
The Sea Kinas. with John Gary Bailey followed with
Yule dominating the board;'~·.;;:..:~;;.;., ],,, ~.-HART.~ I •. "''
SPORTING GOODS
BICYCLES -PARTS TI RES ACCESSORIES
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I I I I
0 • clio9ft01tiC. c....r.r Mn perlorJMd ower 100 sciett-
tific. l'"f"CtioM • ...., hHJhwoy dri•ittg C.ORclitiolll Oft
ttM folowhtq IIMd co" to .. ..,. 'fOil of a better top ·-boy.
garr:c brought
no among the lea-
de rs of Irvine Leaaue,
" C~·~~~~::l, ~\t ar , Estancia and I Beach al l
won their games to remain
in a 3-wa)' tie at the top.
Estancia had the tou1hest
go, defeating llarbor High
56 to 50 . The Eagles led
all the way, paced by \1ike
LaRue, wi th 16 points; \li ke
\!cCartin with 11, and Phil
Jordan with 10. The quarter
by quarter scores were: 2 1 ~
11, 31-23, 41-35, 56-50.
Leading th e Sailor scoring
were ')oug Underwood and
Jim Fredensbura with 11
each and qead Chri s tensen
with 10.
Gary Bailey scored 1~
points to lead Corona del
\tar to a 51 to 31 victory
over Fountain Valley. Johr.
Yule added 13 po ints to the
Win
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FltiDAY· (1:1101 · FOUf'lll" 1/lllf." a! l!""'tlfl91on k.c:ll. Ella<!Col II Co•..,.. ~~ Mit, Holwpor! Hatboo" 11 Collt Mn.l, 1.1" Cl-~1• aT LU ""t BIKII.
Sea Kings cause, and Steve
Lee ch accounted for )
poin ts. Fountain Valley,
trailing 27-11 at the half,
threatened only once, closing
the margin to 27-24 wi th 13
s trai~t poi nts at the start
of th e 2nd half.
Hunt ington Beach also
s tayed on top with a 78 to
64 win over Laguna Beach.
Cos ta \1esa won ove r San
C lemente 75 to 60, as for-
ward \1tKk Laney Jropped in
25 poin ts for the Musta~s.
Jacobsen contri buted 1 ~
po.:.i nts for \lcsa's 2nd Leaauc
win of the Ieason.
dauahter of Dr. and ~1rs. Coach Bob Hiagins, for·
Ar t Thom pson, won -4 tro-me r coach of Newport Ri-
~ies in her 13-14 age aroup. vier a. ha s the interme diate
J eff Wil cox, Kathy Kelly, group at Newport Harbor
J ohn Wilcox and Sam Frank-High at the same time, .\-1rs.
lin also placed in the finals. Bobbie Kinyon, Conner Har-
Th is was accomplished in bor s oys C lub Coach, tea-
240 weather and snow. ches beginners a t Mesa on
The Coast Cli ppers are T uesday and Thursday from
also a mem ber of the Orange 6 to 7 p.m., and on Saturday
Coun ty Conference. This is from noo~to I p.m.
a groU p of 22 swi m team s ~·1anys c rsholdOranac
that compete in dual meets , County Conference records.
and eventually finals . The Se veral ave records on a
Clippers lost only one dua l Nation al level. The Coast
meet, tying for first place C lippers 13-14 airls free
in dual me ets. They went on relay holds the record as
to win their first tean tro-the second fastest team in
phy {a third) in the semi -th e nation in that aae group. S,ea King J.V • These •'•I• snarom
t9ps League
By Mik• L .. ch
Mesa. tops~·.BirDDs J3-S7
Corona del \tar JV Coach,
:\\ Calonico has done a fine
job in piloti ng ~i s squad to ~·-~=~tJ~::~~!::.::: the top s pot io lhC: Irvine
Lcaaue thi s year. By Mi~e Leppo
Happiness for the Costa
\lesa cagers was winning
th~i r fi rst ln ·inc: Leaaue
game. It look quite: awhile
~~ consecutive losses), bu t
tho:: harpy moment arr ived
la!.t Fnday night when the
\lus tanas shut down th e
Barons of Fountain Valley
73-57 in tho:: winners' ficld-
house .
It was a completely re-
\'amped gr uup of cagers that
took the floor against the
Baruns. In previous week s
their offens~ has resembled
a manikin displa~, bu t
against the Barons they re-
turned to pre-league form
as they mo\'cd the ball to-
ward the basket an~mpting
to obtain the aoud pc rcen-·
t age shot. The \1esans also
r eturned to their fast break-
ing tac tics, which pmved so
successful earlier in the
)'ear .
a t the popcorn break.
The "Dr. J ekyll and Mr.
Hyde" aspects of the aame
became apparent as the sec-
ond half of play began. The
~Ius tangs took control of the
gam e. Passmaster Turley
ignited the offen sive fas t
breaks, while forward Steve
Jacobsen bnmbarded the
nets wi 1h shots from all
over the court.
The ~·1ostangs held a com-
man"ing 53-43 lead as 4th
pcrioJ action opened. With
The Sea Kings are 5-1 in
League play and ~-1 over
all. The JV's arc led b)' a
talented guard duo in Tony
Finley and ~larr \1ooney.
Basketball prospects look
pretty promis ing in
years to come at Corona
,\1ar High School.
Mesa wins
in wrestling
5 minu tes remaining in the By ~i ch S.lo•l
cootest the \ksans had for Host Costa ~·lesa lligh
all purposes iced -the game School , packing mo st of its
as they held a 64-46 advan-scorina pun ch in the li ght-
tagc ; a t th is point Coach we ight divisions, scored
Herb Li vsey began to insert 107 poi nts to rurraway with
his substitutes, g•ving team honors in the annual e\·er)one a ch ance to play.
The buzzer sounded cui-Oranae Coas t College-costa
min atina action giving the \1esa ll igh Invitational
\lesans their first Irvine wrestling tourn ey he ld Satur-
Leaguc v1ctor}. day, Jan, 21, a t OCC.
J b h h · \tesa won 4 championship OefensJvely tJu:ir hus tling aco sen was 1g pomt
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zone press seemed tu rattle man, canning 25 coun ters, titles -106 to 13 0 pounds
the Barons, forcing th em to I j nf which came in the and also garnered 2 second
commit costly men tal and second half. Turley was places and 3 third place
ball handlina mis lakes. runner-up, nett ing 1~. Mark finishe s. Fountain Valley
Th e first half of ac ti on Laney hit fnr Ill while ac-finished second with 70
aave nu indication of what ~omplishing a tn:mendou/i poinB; Oranae High was
was in store later on in the JO b on the boards. Tom Mo-third with 58 points; ~ari na
aame. The fi rst quarter of ran , 1• and Jeff Sargent, 6 , fourth with 41, and New1 ort
play was a tigh t defensive rou nded out _the top 5 scor-Harbor fifth wi lh 44 .
battle wh ich ended w1th the ers for the n1ght.
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~~~i1t;r1~;~.1ding a surprisin g New esta ant
The lnd period of play con-r ur opens
t inued to be a tight defen-With snai Is and froa leas
si ve contest. The mustana s, as specialties of the house,
led by guard Steve Tur ley, Le Saint Tropcz Rcuaurant,
took an agonizing slim 30... 511 E. Balboa Bl vd., Bal·
28 lead into the locker room boa, opens its doors at 5:30
See the new Jaguar ~~~~9;1~~d.!l! ... _
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p.m. today, Jan. 26.
The head chef and mana·
aer is Rene' Fuziot. Uis
10 years of chef eJperience
include 2 years of trainina
at the tchool of J en Drouin
and workina as a chef a1
Romanorrs.
He haa alao been a chef
at the Hotel Lancuter and
the Gc orae C in.q Hote l in
Pari•.
The handsome bachelor
lived in the U.S. S years,
re&wned to France for a
year, and then moved back
"' tho U.S •
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CL.USAMMOUMCI!D
U r. . """ . ·-•r ont441r. ·
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der V-8. Auto. trant ., new
murner, pipes, tiru, "'""'I
etcellen t cond. SJ45. Call
SaL
downsta1u, fwnilhed.,
aae, uliliLiea paid. Prefer
-kina lady. OIS par -th. Poppy SL CDM67l·
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DICK CHURCH
2698 NEWPORT BOULEVARD
COSTA MESA
(ACROSS FROM F.AIGitOUNDS)
on all lypes of clo-
lh ill & !.: lin en. 'lpecialty,
men 's shin s. Sl .SO per fi r.
\lable '.'ll1itman. fl07 \lar-
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673-6041 -549-2170
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moYo them with Blt\e
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pooer Sl . Crown :<ard•n••e l
3107 E. Cout Hwy .,
for your garage i
BOOKS, tool'· hot>Se'•are~
needed for ou·r dail y
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~csa.
boat
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c/o The En•ian,
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Two blocta from town,
atroet
2 tiny toy male blac k Poodle
puppies. AKC, shots,
wormed, health guaranteed.
$65 & S85.
JOAO.AN '$ PET !H OP
2132 l . COAST HW'f'.o41l·1UO
COitONA Ofl MAlt
•• Bank Amencard
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Twin beds , frames, small
chair & ottoman, roll top
desk ~t~: matching ch air,
old patio furn., mi s e
kitchen items. C all 673·
2801 or sec Friday at
110 • 23 rd St., ~ewport
Beach.
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perty - 6 units 2 bedronms
each -pri\·ate loan -excel-
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ite Ave. By t)\\ner. 67~
0047. Principals on ly.
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. Cell
EXCH ANGE SPECIALISH
DOYLE CO. ·~43-1168
270 E. 17th St. Cos ts Mesa
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HEA R . the fabulous ALLEN
'Thuue Compact Or~sn·
"ilh ele.cuonic: traps ·snJ
Cauanets-ON LY st.
CO~CO't\~ ".lU~I~ CO.
(\crou from fa1hion Sq.)
1166 Town .t Country
S~I ~JII
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• Yiinaha • Story A Cl erk •
Coaaole •piaai, •ltlllu en e
dCIUIJfl ht ehJppl niJ l rom f~
tory, ue thia "IJahlal piuo
aow, aeve Sl88, euy term ••
Coaa Ors•a, 25 pedaJ.1 12050
aew, aow oaly f695.
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parutee, perea .. loe. & , ..
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SCHNlDT•PRILLIPS 00.
1907 Nortk Mel& S1.
Suta" Aac
Tll••d•n 1-. Fn
2060 ..... IW. c.M.
'The fon:aation of a w~
'men"• volleybe.U clau hat
been •nnou.n~ed by the Cir,
or Newport Beach depu~oo
mrent o( pub, beacbea and
reenation. 1\e ~1111 , be·
ah1ain1 aoday, Jan. l6, will
bo held at t11o Cotmtunlty
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AND STORAGE
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ZU I . 17tlt 5J., COlT A NUA S.-nu Y wlb Center of Newport ,
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2 BEDROOM (fUmlahod) -· ,.,
Muperha Afe., COM. ._.I ATOM
.Gat and watetpaid. !!'"''""•I VAll&. Ill I' INC.
no peta. Mailable Feb. 1. -~~;~;~~~~ U "I'HJJ or 'U 1-flu
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•
OCUN SIDE OF HWY.
Home plus apt. S36,.SOO.
Immaculate, huhly
pctcd &. decorated,
bdnn. home plus ch ~m,in oo!
apt. Walk to shop.
will carry ht TO at
int. (You can't hardly
find lhi s no more!) Ask
for Mu. Marion.
Ru~ Pordoll Real tor
•••• 673-3461
1710 w. c.. •• MI---..... --
~PORT ~ ~
EXECU TIVE VICE PRESIDENT S. Edgar Lauther
(standing), Cro cker.Citizens National Bank, and Wil·
liam C. Ring, Harbor Investment Company, sign a lease
for a new Crocker.-citlzens banking office at 2859 E.
Coas t Hwy. in Corona del Mar. The bdnk is scheduled
to open Feb. 11.
FOR ADULTS
First til ... English
longuoge 't'enion
· ''La Dolce Jlita
Police face
swordsman
Police were challcnacd.
Friday, Jan, 20, by a sword
wie ldi na man in a house at
1\11 E. Balboa · Blvd., Sal·
boa. Each thouaht the other
was a buralar.
o\ nciahbor had called po.
lice when he saw a suanaer
prowli ng the yard of Elaine
C. Lowry , 22. of 202 E .
Balboa Blvd., Balboa.
When police arri ved they
were confronted by Richard
T. Tappan of San Francisco,
who was roomina at the Bal·
boa residence. Brandishing
a due ling sword, he chal-
lenged the policeman until
they identified themse lves.
Police searched the house,
findina veacta61e like ma-
terial resemblina marijuana
and unidentifiable pills in
2 bedroomt, and 3 ci aar-
e ttes, appucntly containina
a narcoti c in a tea cup on
........... .i...-U..~
E laine C. Lowry was ar-
rested lat er at her home on
a charae of possession of
marijuana. Poli ce took Mr.
Tappan into custody imme-
diately on the same charge.
Rain skid
causes crash
Co rn elius Perez Jr., 2019
President Pl., Costa Mesa,
and Lieranne C. Kaster,
1525 Placentia Ave., West
Newport Heights, were ta-
ken to Hoaa Hospital Tues-
day following a 2-car noon
crash on Placentia Ave.,
no rth of 20th SL , in Costa
\1esa. Both are listed at the
hospital as beina in satis-
factory condition.
Robert H. Casillas, 3017
Grant Ave., Costa Mesa, dri-
vi nB south on Placentia in
a light rain, slammed on the
brakes of his car and went
into a slide when he saw
lhe car of Paul M. Redman,
905 ()ogwood SL, Costa
Mesa, back ina oul of a drive-
way in front o f him .
The sli dina Casillas car
crossed ov er the center line
into theoncomina car of Lie-
ranne C. Kaster.
KHchen T
DILSEY
T
l ots of sunsn l.chmd (;unlmn ns )OU sene )OUr
guests on [he lo\cl} roof ~nrdcn. j bedrooms, 5
OA.TH home wtth 2 ftrcplacrs. lnfonnal 11\lng room
down stairs ha ~ stoncJ fncplilre rovcrin~ wall, for~
mill li\lng room up~t:urs ha~ rn<~rhl c on one "·all
Wit~ fneplarc.
Full Price S70,000-SlO ,OOO down
.-4u.a c/i .,.
:~, Income Un rts, cutf :1s the~ r:~n be. Exrcpuonal
In come re cord. S37 ,000-SS,OOO down
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Y RI:ALTOR ~
31 Ot Newpolt lhcl., Newport ld!.
!Mirkot llulrot Ploq)
OR 3-4350 OPEN EVENINGS
Spanish 1l.ncierulo
4607 FAIRFIELD-CAMEO SHORES
3 BDRM , 2}1 BATHS-DINING ROOM
SWIMMING POOL -MAGNIFICENT
VIEW -$62,500-S14,750 DOWN
30 YEARS ON BALANCE
p. a. pal•~r -..,.rlle4 ..................... " ...
THE DEVELOP£RS (J UDO SINCE 193S
c ...... H1dq ·•ten
U77 V1o LWo -J.not
Tel.,.._..• "-• th• L•• ........ ,..lilA S-1034
Coffee
11~. 69'
S9'
12 CAM
~ni'Oitl HAIII!OR EJIIIJI
ARST SlCTIOII --Pw
lltURSOAY, JAII.l&, 1967
COROllA DEL NAR, CALl F. Newport Beach Balboa
I Estate Balboa Island Costo Mete ,
Lido Isle Corona clel Mar
If you're
llouse-lluntlng
wltllout
professional
llelp, wily ·n _ot
magazine
subscriptions
ontlleside?
You'll be ringing lots
of doorbells anyway.
A person really gets around when he look-.
for a home on his own. H you enjoy spend·
ing your time traveling from ~ction to scc-
tioo on a wild goose chase, then i!'s th e
ideal way.
But if your time is precious. and your
patience isn't limitless, you ought to ~c a
Realtor-.
A Realtor is a professional rn rcal ~:stah_·
who subscribes to a strict Code o f Eth1cs a ~
a member of the Jocai
board and of the National
Association of Real Estate Boards. Hr 'll show
you only the lcind o r home you want and at
t~e kind of 'price you can pay.
Only a Realtor is qualified to display this
seal. Look for hi m where you see it You'll
find he always rings the bell .
Newport Harbor Costa Mesa
Board of Realtors
.. California's
Most
Remarkable
Community[
• • • by th6 Seashore
So Much to SEE •••
..,,. to ... it a II • • • Chomp ionlh ip Golf c:ou.-.. • • •
aiding Club ••• Priva~ hach Club. Vii'W HomnitM
overlooking the golf coorw, the IIX~n or tM rolli ng
hill s and vall..,., Now un<Mr devet c»m~r~ a 40
ocr• lok• •• the compler• story of Ca li fornia ·• mo st
remadl;able community· ••• by the MOihora •.• or rha new
LAGUNA NIGUEL 1NFOIMA TION CENTfl I
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For a beautifuly illustrated brochure of Laguna Niguel, peas• wr it•:
Mr. Jock Godwin, loguno N1guel Corp.!
32802 Pacific Coost Highway, South Laguna . Telephone : 17141 Kl . 7-176
Wells-McCardle Realtors
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SEMPLE
REAL ESTATE
SELLING?
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You "'ill fall in love with thi s lovely horue at first
siR}H. Conv e ni e ntly located to 51-fOPPI:'JG , BA~K
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ADUI. T OCCU PIED HOME. Three larRe bedrooms.
two-baths, Palos \'ea:le s tone fireplace. Dreamy
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Don 't pdss up this bargain -CALL T ODAY.
IMAGINE
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of $3600 PER YEAR. Thi s vrupert v mav be pur-
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details.
M. M. La Borde, Reahor
"Yo11'U Lilu OMr Fntlldl~ Serota"
220 I. 17tlo St. 1-64645551 Cooto Mooo
tLeca ... ill L 17th St. ~"I Center)
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View
OCUM ILVD. LARGE HOlE, COli ..... , , , ...• U5,001
lJOX Y. t"RAXKl.lX
3250 Wt Coest H1pway I Rt:Al. TOR '
CorON del h . C-'ilorn11
Plloftt: &7l-Z222 •
X For Exchange X
hom~ Gar. Gr. for Beach Ouplea
Hot Spas. Apts. for Local clear
Resort props, for Oranae Coonty
Cor. lot Wt iiU. apL for Duple'
s Plant for Trailef'"Park Si
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miles from the beach ... 1'1, acres, fully fenced 21• IE111'111T MEtPOIT IUCII
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(2200 sq. ft.+) Priced below replacement cost! I H.....,:.~~~~~~~~~~;=~~~~;===~~~~~~~~;;~~ Call 10 see. S45,000 IJ
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Faftii. Rm., Pool, ma9"'ificent harbor panorama,
cavOfod pol io, PLUS 650 sq . ft. play ·room.
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is anxious. •. TWO full lots. ~siting S56,000
• • • MAKE OFFER.
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A most ologanl homo in Cornea Shares. 3 8.R.,
2lS ball.s1 sparltl ing pool , cusiOm qual ity shows
in • ...., reotur•. Pe""an.,t ocean view. P riced
10 sell NO WI S7 5, 000. •
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2511 •• c.-• ..., "'"'
• -
• 2525 ac-. Bml. -Carooa del lllr -Colllarnia
Lot:. 0t1 Kola C1wlllel Newpult H .. lou-a-
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$41,100 ... • $310 ....
BOAT SLIPS AVAILABLE TO RESIDENTS
Res. of The Ch~t~nel Reef enjoy wa&er flaat wiew •d. -••i•c. or
moorina lheir boat at .. c fn:mt door. (Aiio a ~ UYiaa lt7 etlmi-
natina lhc burdensorn• r .. pooaHilhita ot .... •eielaa a 1 ... t.o.a)
There arc m.ny aduntq01 ol liftaa .._. a1 a.-•1 .. .,. Apt.
A aclec:t number of 2 Bedana. • 2 •• .¥L Anii.W..
WE INVITl YOU TO SliE OUR ..... yooa S
I'Oit AK'r FUille HIC*tATION
""-67J.I711 As. L10R IBI!NC '!ftiOIIO""""'
UGA111AIIIIIR EIIIIJI ll41JftSOAY, JAil. 2S, 1967
:.:11111=.:..1 =IE::.tn::IOII::_:-_:-_:_P:!•:.:'~-~OO~fOM~· DEL I AI\ CAU 1'.
Mrs. Cameron heads
Home Society group
Mn. Merton K. Cameron
Jr. of Hubor HjJbllnda wu
inllallod Tueaciay •• preai·
dent of tho Newport Harbor
Auiti uy or lhe Oailchen•a
Home Society or California.
The momina installation
m•eb"& waa held at the
J home or Mrs. Lea Li ttle-
john, 2101 Windwud Lane,
Bay creaL
Other offi cers in ataJied
·include Mu. Henry Jones,
vice·preaident; Mrs. Royal
Tucker, recordina secretary ;
Mn. Renfro Newcomb, cor-
rupondina secretary, and
Mn. Charles Peyton, par-
liamentarian.
Other mombera of the new
bo ard uc Mu. John B. Pu-
ker, proarams; Mrs. William
F. Hatpcr, invitationa; Mta.
J a ton Robards in
"AllY WIDHISDAY"
·-alto-
"ARRIVIDIRCI,
IAIYI"
Alec OliMCII and
Georac Sanden in
''®ILLIR
M!MORAIIDUM"
-alto -
Audrey Hepbu.rn in
"NOW TOSTUL
NEW '67
SWIM SUITS
SPORTS WEAR
ARRIVING DAILY
REINERT'S OCEAN FIONt The Lutheran Chwch of
me Muter, 2~00 Pacific
View Dr., Harbor View Hilla
-Dr. William R. Eller will
plot.e:h QD.. ..Ev.orlaajin&
lovan at tho 9 and 11 a.m.
aervicu Chit Sunday, Sun-
day, March S, hu been act
for the dedication of the
new c hurch and educational
buildina. The preaident' of
the synod and former pu-
ton will be asked to auiat..
~AMILY ...... TIWMR ........
•s·· ... s n r .. n r -.; .,., 11 111
•.t.&.t. Alit llldi: ,_'he Nac,.tPiir"
CIMII ._y MY e -YI It nLL I
The Cellar
Steak
I.obst(r
Srmkey sty!t Sparr: Ribs
., "LUNCH 11 :30 -3:30
DINNER . 5 . 11
Closed Sundoys
220 Fo,.st, Loguno Beoch, 494.5455
IRING IN THIS AD AND Gn
EXPERT WI JOI FOR:
only -----'100 --TUNE-UP
St. Andrew's Preabyterian
Chwch, 600 St. Andrew's
Rd., Clifr Haven -Deacons
or the church wi II con duet
a auided tour or the church
pounds and facilities rot-
lowina each or the 8, ~:30
and 11 a.m. services Chit
Sunday, Dr. Charlet Dieren-
fi eld wi ll preach on "How
to tum on the liaht." An all
you th banquet will be held
Sunday evenina, beainnina
at 6 p.m.
The Chrittian Science
Churches, Newport Beach,
Corona del Mar, and Costa
Mesa -"Love'' is the au~
ject ~hhit Sunday's lcsaon-
termon.
Corona de I Mar Corrrnuni ty
con,reaational Olutch,
United Church of Christ, 611
Heliouope Ave.-"The place
whe re you s tand" wi II be
the termon topic or Dr.
Philip Mu rray for the 1:30
and 11 a.m. Sunday services.
MOST
6 CYL. 6.95 MOST
I CYL.
...._AI&.-.PIII ....
9.95
Prince or Peace Lutheran
Church, 2~81 Mcu Verde
~r., Cotta Mesa -Steward-
ahip Sunday will be observe
ed thia Sunday. There wilt
be a briefina union at
1:30, and visitation wilt
"beain at 2 p.m.
Raceway's Union 71
1944 HARBOR ILVD.
COSTA MISA Newport Unity Church,
meetin1 in the Senior Citie
:Jr.a.:fu.r•
.:Jor•v•r . • •
LIFE·SIZE PORTRAITS
By
MARILYN SEEL"ND ... $24.00
By Appointment
ANN GILMAN GALLERY
2721 E. O.oot H...,.
Corono d-' Mew
675-360~
CLYDE ZULCH ORIGINALS
1835 N-rt Bl •d.
C.•ta Mesa
642-7097
•
The board or deacons at
St. ~1a:k. Presbyterian Church
or Corona del Mar has elec·
ted Carl Gottuto u presi·
dent; Duane Black., vice-
president; and Lucille Pat-
tenon, secre tary-treat urer,
The uusteet have elected
Tom Hudson u pretident;
Bob Virctik., vic,-pruident;
and Don Hildenbrand, tecre-
tary. WaIter Lord, Mi k.o
Manahan and Mont Friend
were named church Uea-
STUDIO OF CHARM
AND MODELING
P'ltoBe fw P'llEB ltroel ......
''8ECRET8 OF BEAVTY"
at Hoa
ReGULAR
70.00
75.00
80.00
85.00
90.00
45.00
50.00
55.00
60.00
75.00
SPOilT COATI
SIIEATEIII
SALI PRICI .... .... .....
ll.ll 7LII
11.11 .... .....
47.11 ....
16.QO
17.00
22.00
30.00
V trhc:lt Lamlla Wool Pullovers
V Hoclc Shotland Pullovon
Lomba Wool Ca rcligDtll
U.M
11.11
17.11
24.11 Alpoca Cordigona
SPOilT SHIIITS
5.00 -
6.00
7.00
8.00
9.00
13.00
14.00
15.00
Long Sleeve Wool Shirt
Long Sloan Wool Sh irt
Long st .. .,. Wool Shirt
8.00
10.00
5.00
6.00
7.00
WASil TROUSEIIS1 CSII!Y Plllll
Al l Color anct Slua
SWIM TIIUNKS
Half Price
...
4.11
LID ....
7.21
II .• 1120
12.01
Lll
7.21
2.110
lOG
Ul ft OTHER ~UF PIUCE ITEMS
W!P.!J!!l'~!
4103 CAIIPUI Dltl¥1
IRVINE TOWN CENTER
Directly across from U.C.I. Campus
RENt A PIANO :ORGAN ' . ltNT.U ...,,Uf$ tO 'UICHASI II DrJ/IfD -7~
MO. CORCOIAN MUSIC COMPANY ........ '---~
-~ W-URLITZER
. IA&a ... ._,AL
LAST 3 DAYS
of our Semi-Annual
CLEARANCE
now
Our Reg. 1185 to 1235
LOUIS ROTH
SUITS
•• 0
'148"••SJ97 67
R s
L
Our Reg. '115 to ,•135
LOUIS ROTH
COATS
I•
1949 'THIS MEETING In 1949 launched a mles of a.t dl splaysof
· works of local artists in Lucill e Delano Chamberlain 's ar t.
studio In Co rona de l Mar. The opening di splay featured the works
of COM artists Norman Chamberlain and hi s wife, Mary Pottenger
Chamber lain. Pictured here, standing lett to right: Claude Anderson,
architect; Dick Barcelo ohhe Crutcher Foundation; Jim Van Dyke,
J955 TH S 'ON SIGN PHOT0-
'3~APHE ~ snapped
this picture of Newport Har-
bor 3P'N Club omcers at the
1955 Installation meeting.
Seated, left to right, Mary
Naegeli, recording secre-
tary; Mari lyn 'Nheeler, first
vic~resldent; Jean Howell,
president, and Mazie '3ird,
retiring president; standing,
left to right, quby Steven·
son, treasurer; Lydia South -·
worth, corresponding secre-
tary, and Dorothy Palen, 2nd
vice president. (Ensign
photo hom the May 19, Jqss,
Issue.)
IEnSIIJ' photo
1954 THIS PHOTO was talc en at the 1954 eltetion meeting of the
· Balboa Island !llsipessmen•s Assn., held at Willie's Po.t<
Ave. Cole. Sealed left bi ''~t dl.ectors Clo.ence llo.,.,an of
Boardman's Ma.t<e~ Helen Pet~an of 511/pmlles, and Kannr Nlch·
president of Newport HarOOr Bank; Geo rge Dav1es, realtor; Kay
Finch, ceramist, and artists Norman Chamberlain and Rex Brandt;
seated, left to right, artist Joan Irving Brandt, Lucille (Mrs. Earll
Chamberlain, and Ma{sha Geldert, secretary at the adjoining rea l
estate office of Earl Chamb erlain. (Howard Folsom photo from the
July 7, 1949, issue of the Ensign.)
--.1954 THS OPTI-M ~S.CLU3
of Newport Harbor
prov ided some of the funds
to cover the cost of mov ing
the former '3oy Scout Jam-
boree headquarters bui ldl ng
from Its loc ation near Merle's
Drive-In to the site near
Harbor Vi ew Hills to serve
u the Communi ty Youth
C .,ter h .. dquarters. Part\•
clpants in the check pre·
sentatlon ceremony Included,
from left, Ted ~usse ll, pre-
sident of the Newport Harbor
Optimist Club; Mrs. w.c .
9uchterklrchen , chairman
of the Opti-Mrs. project com·
mittee; Mrs. Harold Hetr ick,
pr~sl dent of the Opti -Mrs.,
and Grant Howald, president
of the Youth Center board. from tht March 25, 1954, Issue.)
ol s of tie Cottag~ Wifflt shop; standing, E. H. Skinner of Skinne~s '
.Pham~ocy, past p.esldon~ and directors Lrle Finley of !he Ma.tet
Spo~ attorney Clarence 101/ckl Higbie, and Hal House. of M•ln.,.s
Isle Reol\r. (Photo hom the Jan, 211, ~!lot. lsS<Ie of the
NEWPORT
BEACH
10.:
ey'll study _a boa
Three local students have attended Fresno State Col-Dr., Bay Shore a, a topbo-
been accepted for the aprina le,l'e. more majorina in liberal
aemesler of the rtoatina • Suun Kachleen Jen-aru. She ia a 1~65 lf&duate
campus of the Chapman Col-ninas. dauahter of Mr. and of Newport Harbor HiP
leae division of internation-Mrs. Fred c. Jenninas, 305 School and hu auended
al education. They arc·: N. Bay ft., Balboa Ia land. Oranac Coast Co lleae.
• Cherie Louise Miller, She is an early l%7 aradu-The 107-day sprinaumu-
dau·&hter of Mr. and Mrs. ate of Corona del Mar Hi&h ter voyaac will beJin Feb.
Bradford Miller, UOl Ta-School and now a freshman 1 from Loa Anaelu harbot,
huna Ter., Irvine Terrace, a at Chapman. bound for Caracas in Vena-
junior majorina in art. She • Patricia Lee Winten, zuela, the it land or Trini-
i• a B64 paduate or Corona dauahter or r..tr. i.nd Mu. dad, Salvadore, Bueno•
del Mar Hia;h School and hu !>ana Winters, 2sn Circle Airet, Montevideo, Rio de
New art Show opens Feb 8 ~~~~:·~.':;~:·8:~~~;::.:
• terdam, Copenhaaen, Lon-
Th r ·• r· don, !)ublin and Galway, e new year or uae tne Mu Sly Lovearen ho1pi · ans pauon1 or Newport 1.· . u.. R' h d'S . before landma at New York . . tatty,,vuli. IC at tewart, \\a 2S
Harbor will open wtth a aroup touu; Mu. Rolla R. Y · .
major reuospective . or the Hays Jr., staffina; Mrs. Swd~ntt w11_1 choose ~ro:m
wo!ks or western utut C.S. Herbert Brownell, printina; a. vartety of tn-port ~cliVI•
Pnce (1874--_l~S~). .. f..1u. Betty Hall , addre ss ina; ~es to supplement thcnr par-~e uhabttton, C.~. Mrs. Henry Mackel, publi-u cularfieldsofstudy. Theae
Pnce,., the man and_ hts city; Mrs . RichiUd 'Steele, actavttiCI include fi eld
work, haa ~en oraantzed shippina. and Mrs . Thomas uips ; lectures by forei111
by actor Sterhna Holloway. Inch, insurance. experts in economics, reo-
It is s cheduled to be on J ohn Alabaster, a student liaion, literature and other
view in the Fine Ar~i Pa· at UCI, has been work in a subjects; visits to museW1'1a
trona Gall er~ _located m ~e on the cataloa and invita-
B.Ibo. P.v'l'on 400 M.'• · d · d F. and art aallerics; conferen•
1 n liOn eS I&f\ UR er a IRe
St., Balboa, from Feb. g Arts Pauons scholarsh ip ces and panel diacu11iona
throuah Much 18 . arant under the supervision with students and faculties
of Mrs. Porter Sinclllr, of univeuitiea, a~ where
scholarship chairman. pouible, home-atays with Over 100 paintinaa and
drawinas representina MI.
Ptice's very earliest endea-families.
vors up 10 hia last paintina Ch ck have been collected fr om U
California, Pottland, New
York, Canada and remote
areas in the west. His work
wu little publicized due
to his reluctance to be in
leaves city job
to study in . Netherlands
the limeliaht. Mr. Holl ow &)' Chuck Zimmennan has re· social chanae and economic
has lena had a personal in-tilfled u plannina auo-development." Clanu are
teres~ in thia artist and hu ciate for the City of ~ew· conducted in Enali ah.
put forth peat effort to a_s· port Beach and is already Mr. Zimmerman ia a pa-
semb l~ a c~~l~te and m-buaily 1tudyina at the In· duate of Fresno State Col·
form auve exhtbttJon. . atitute of Social Studies at le ae. and worked for the A lov e of nature, &nlmals . · and ranch life is the motiva-the Haaue m the Nether-cities of Fresno and Oxnard
tion behind the artist's Ianda. before joinifll the plannina
work. He beaan as a maaa· _He had a~p\ied for admis· staff in ~ewport Beach S
zinc illustrator for Pacific s1on some ume aao, but was yean aao.
Month I y, now Sun1et Maaa· informed that there were no
zinc, before he became a vacancies. Two weeks aao, MRS . H!L!N RICHARDS
painter. on the day that the 6~th 1$ ARTIST OF MONTH
be th In · \irs. Richard Hochachild \.I.. Hollowav and ·A·s. term aan at e ltltute, fi . ' ' "" h · d · · 1ne arts chairman of the Richud Stewart. chairman e recCJve a ww~ ttatma · th · Th Junior Ebe\1 Club of New-in chuae of poup tows, ere . wu an openma. e
are contactina schooh and plannma department staff port, Beach,_ announces her
com Dlni"' ,...u, .. 1 10 sn-aca.ruly h~ tima \0 &h e cl.ub 1 cbOlcc of Ke\e• coan1s ~,.,.,;,-llt'-d•c• 'll•-..·,...w::aU: 'a Ill •• • tistnt .,.,.._,_.,. .......
for this show. Special Ga!· Tuesday of last weet -and month for ~ebruuy .
!cry bows may be arra.naed he was off by plane the next \in . .R1chards attended
by call ina Mrs. Stewart ·at day from Los An aelea Air-the . Spr~nafie_ld . School of
494-2052 or her co-chainnan, port. The fli&ht wok him to "le111n 1n llltnou and ha1
~irs. Ralph J . Walker, at London, and he was IChe-studied under Bette Camp-
675·53i4. A (ilm will be du led to arrive st the HaJUe be ll, Joseph L. Youna, .E•·
avail able for· t~owin a upon on Friday. ter ?ende l and Ted Ha lle-
re quut. There u no chuae man. She instruct• in the
for ttudent aroup toun. The ln1titute was founded fields of mosaic1, 1 titchery,
Reaular aallery houu are b)' the Dutch aovernment and weavin a without a loom,
Wednesdays throuah Sun-is h'oused in the former printina on fabric, and de•
dayt, I to S p.m. palace donated by Qu een sian for the craftsman at
\-\n. Thomas Doan , fine Juli~na. The lns.titute _is Oranae Coast Junior Col·
arts pauons chairman for deacnbed as a pnvate 1n· leae. Laauna Hill Lei1ure
the exhibition, has announc-stiwtion of hiaher lcamina, 'Norld Campus of Tustin
ed plans for the preview at the paduate ttudy level. Union HiJh School, and at
show in I and re ception, to Ita purpose is to "promote bot h the South and North
be held from S to 7 Sunday · · 1 h mtemauona retearc and Qranae County YWCA. E x·
evenina, Feb. 5, in the Gal· tJainin1 in the social sci-...... pies of he• wo•k ml• •-\cry . Thole work ina with .... 1 ~
Do · lud \'" ences, with special empha-vi ewed at ~arinen Library an anc e: . us.
Ham,y sis on problems of rapid
LAST 5 DA YSIII
JANU-ARY
FU ITURE
SALE
' IICWDIII. INOIMAU.TI 111¥11 UDUCID IIIMS SUCH AS
HERITAGE SOFAS & CHAIRS
CINTUlY -COlSICA-COlONA-COYINGTON
DINING lOOMS ·IIDlOOMS & OCCASIONAL TAlLIS
linN IIMII"'OIY
~ LAlli. Ar-xAN SAVE OD'OIID, IIIIIT, ¥'CiaS
I fl'. DOll ' IUliB SOfA
5 R. 1M IAT
•
...
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HUilY FOil liST suenoN
H.J.GA~REfT fURNflURE
NU IIDIIAL .............. _ .. _-.
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WILL lAM H. SPURGEON Ill of Cliff Haven, at .]eft,
recei ved the citizen of the year award Tuesday even·
ing at the 45th annual recognition dinner of the Orange
Empir e Council, Boy Scouts of America, held at th e
13alboa Bay Club. Past re cipients include George Uur·
phy, Wal ter Knott, Andy Devine, Ezra Taft Bensoo,
Ronald Reagan, Dan iel Aldr ich and Buddy Ebsen. Mr.
Spurgeon , honored for his pioneer work in £)(p\orer
Scouting Is :;~ic tured here with Leslie T ,1Peterson of
Bay crest, gen eral chairman for the annuat ' dinner.
Victoria West of Lido
ride of Lt. Cavaney
Vlc\Oria 'Nell Will Well or Loa Aaa•le•. t.o-
J,iveo in mmi .. o to L\. thor ol the ;t'idai and tr ...
Byron Martin Canney Jr. wmicy bcoUera Artllw' Chef-
by her Cathet at a.ooo Satufoo. rie, ADd\oay Dau, Jua ..
day, Jan. 14, in Ouc LJ4y of 0' Amato, and Jam11 Olea•
Mount Carmel Ca&holic aon, ·all ol Lot Anaeloa.
Church In Newport Beach. and LL Wayne Oldendorpb
9\o is the dauahtor of &ho of San Oioao.
Arthw Benton Woua or Lido Min Mary Irw in of Pomona
Is le and Honolulu. Lt. Ca• wat in charae of the weddint
vancy is the son of the book.
unior Cavaneya or AlhMt-Por her dauah~er'a wed"'
bra. dina Mra. Weat wore a llrciet
Palher Jamot O'CoMor lenath ice blue ailk woratcd
officiated at the nuptial and lace coatume with
man and double tina core-matchina shoes. Her baa,
mOny, The church choir, hat, and a loves v.erc white,
with Kal Bonowilz at tho and she wore a aix auand
oraan and Vifainia Spec:tlcr lei of white Pi kaki. The
as soloist, presented t.he aroom'a mother was attired
music. in an apple peen sheer
White floral arranaemcnts wool costume with matchina
of cranation, stock, aladio--acceuories, and flowered
Ius were on tbe wall at the hat, and she. il!lso had a
rear of the alw and tall Pikaki lei.
topiary trees of pink carna• A reception in the lbride'a
tion and white c:hryunthe• home for 400 followed the
mums stood on each side of weddina ceremony. A buffet
the altar rail. The church luncheon was served. An
pews were marked by white Hawaiian trio entertained r
Named to Phi Bela
ropes and bouquets of white durina the reception, and
Kappa ~mar"n.msati.ons, stocks and the Hawaiian weddina aona
was auna for the bridal
M111 West wore a aown of couple.
ivory reembroidered French Specialaueats were NichD'"'
lace and a handmade heir-las J . Gannon or Albcrquc:r·
loom French lace mantilla N M ndf th que, • • , ara a er of
I
YOGA II TOPIC 'I'OOAY POll JUNIOR IIILL
l•loc !!boll Clu ol No .. P-in l!aoondld<>, will
part &o.cll will loold 110 , .. n11loln ..,. domono<roto
.. 111 ..,..,1, ,... .. ., at lllo lhio pllllafOI'by,
Balboe P••lliall at ll:~Jualon an elt$J tatina
a.m. today;-JiiC" • \'ictor IIlia opportunity to boa,..
Royale, yo .. lutruc&er from tb1ir apoa1oriq elub, lha
lllo ~ldaa Dooc Bboll .Club ol
.. ...... ,., ---
• ,JOHN ROBERT .POWERS " .,. . . ...... .,_,..
-1... •• .,.., ,. ..
LAGUNA BEACH SCHOOL
J 1999 So. Cooor H]Ghwoy
LAGUNA
N .. ,br ,, ... &...a...u
,., ......... a.-
Coll-41
Paul Fare!, son of Mr. and
Mrs .. Vi ctor Pare! of 2201
Arbutua St., East BluH, has
received word from the Uni·
versity or Californi a at Ber·
ke\ey that he has been
elected to membershi p in
Phi Seta Ka ppa, honorary
scholastic frat ernity.
with a crescent headpiece the aroom, and Mr. and Mrs.
or fre sh flowen. Her bou• Melvin Richley St. of New•
quet was a sinale larae port Beach. Mrs . Richley
white a! amelia with stem was the ' first bride to wear
and satin stteameu. Her the heirloom mantilla.
Fashion .fiesta p
,..-. U"l ..... .. *'-" ......... ... .... M,_.,. ......... ..
Wor14 ,__
t-te rece ived his B.A. de-
pee in phycho loiY at Ber·
ke ley last June, and is now
worki n& toward ,his doctor-
ate in philosophy in the
UC LA Graduate School.
lie was graduated from
Ho llywood rliah School in
February, 1%2·, and then
ente~ed UC Berkeley. He
s pent the f%4.:65 schoo l
year at the Un iversity of
Bordeaux in France under
the educati on abroad pro-
gram of UC. All classes
th ere were conducted in
French, in which he con-
verses fl uently.
The rami ly moved from
:to\lywood to East Bluff in
\%4. Paul's father is an
enalnuswith Nortb.N9 A.via·
tion.
Poul Farel
attendants all wore the The bride is a l966 USC The s~ci al projec ts sec·
same floor lenath, emp ire, araduate and, in tine with li on of the Newport Harbor
si lk aowns of pomearanate her international relations Tuesday Club is rnakina
color and Hans ivy circlets dearee, spent the aummer of plans for the main fund
on their heads. They wore 1965 in Ewopc. She waa ra ising event of the year-
lei s of white shattered car-usociated with the special the February fa shion fies ta.
nations of 54 inch lenath. events office at USC and is Vivian Sewell is chairman
All fl owers for tbe weddin.a a member of !)elta :Jamma in charae.
were flown from Hawaii. sorority and Siam& Gamma The fiellla date is Feb.
Mrs . William R. Friedrick Siama, an honorary in inter·
of San Francis co, a child· national relations. She was
hood friend, was the matron presented· to aociety by the
of honor. Bridesmaids were Newport Chapter of the
IEWIIEMIEIIS JOIII Mrs. James West of Loa An-National Charity Leaaue in
. aeles and the siater--in•I&)V 1962.
Eun•ce Gold, I! a Mull and of the bride · Miu Suzanne
Do ·" H d 1 · • Lt Cavaney, presently ro u1y ar caste were •n · Campbell of Los Anaeles, a · . the Un•'<e' Sloleo ducted Jan 18 as new . . . w1th u
be r ·th ~... . . soror1 ty suter; M111 Su.an Navy wu .,1duated from mem rs o e .JoUrop l.u!:L:~'. 1 • ~
Cl b r N II bo Combs of Los Anae es, cou· USC in 1964 He it a mem-u o ewpoll ar r at . . · 1 ~ • the Swiss Oaalet in NewpOrt SIR or the bnde; MISS Car~ e bet of Kappa Alpha (rater•
Uei &h t s. \h s. J oseph Haugh· Cavaney of Alham~a, liS· nity, Trojan Squiret, and
ey , p.rcsidenl, wu in char-ter,of the ~oom; Mau Bar-Sk&UI ud Da1aer. He was
ae o(, a-.e ind..lction cer~ bara Aus tm o( f'fo~rt s-aidea& o( Trojan KDiabta,
Beach afMt M\u Ol.aa aecreury-treaaurer of Ano--
~ravu of Newport Bcac:h, ciated Mens Studenta and
s orority sister of the bride. .~MS honor scroll re cipient,
Norman Saaer Mitchell of The newlyweds &Je honey•
Pas adena, a fraternity bra· moonina in Mexico and will
ther of the aroom, was beat be horne in Newport Beach
man. Ushen were James after Feb. 1. do -<..:t • • • Will paper bikini hold up? SHAMPOO & SET $3.111
0'"1:"' MO,., THitU •AT',
64&-2093 Can a paper bikini stand
up under the poundina New·
port surr Carol Ladice and
Lynda!\ 'Jekler, attractive
partners in the newly open-
ed Caroi·Lyndall Paper
Put Ons, 324 Marine Ave .,
Balboa bland, s ay "yet."
Not only will the swinl"'
mina suits stand up under
rouah tumblina turf, but the
capris, evenina aowns,
dreatea and children•• clo-
thee retain their tinseled
strenath under repeated
machine washinas. Al1o the
_paper clothet arc fire proor
• and can be dry cleaned.
tuturn Ule
lara;est selection
of hair pieces
Jill~ ~;'!"~!
Mollie'• in Co1ta Mesa proudly announces the openint
of our adjoining leauty Solon .•• Mallie'• In We1tmin...,
ioint the Ce~te Mesa Solon in thi1 1tor•·•ide upon·
1ion .aiel
SALE PRICES EfFECTIVE THRU JAil. 31 OML Yl
SALI
PRICE
Regularly $28.00
You Savo $15.50 '1ro
Reg~o~larly '2911
$49.95
Save $20.00
MACHINE-MADE WIGS
Revularly '6001
$30.00
So.,. $'20.00
HANn-T!ED EDGE WIGS
Ae;utorly .'99" $149.00
So .... $50.00
FULLY HAND-TIED WIGS
Aeolllarly '205" $2".00
s.v. sso.oo
EUROPEAN CUSTOM MADE WIGS
fell• frem $45.00
ALL FALLS REDUCED $20.00 DURING SALE!
CLIANING • STYLING • REPAIRING • SIZING
... uty Salo11 SPECIAl! VIVIANI WOODAID coSMmcs
Compl,imentary Hair Anolysh
and Conditioning with each
thampoa and sot!
20% -011 ANY
$S PUIICIIASI
••
flnaMI,. Available
mpt/ie ~
(Compli"*"ory Mllhvp
byD,PP1J~J
tanU,..rlcatd
math.~
WIG SALON
631-9'190 ·
Paper clothina does 1way
with the "c lout full or
clothes too expensive to
throw away," Caro l Ladice
pdinu out.
Carol, 25. fOfmerly or
Sayer. Oklahoma, now livina
in Huntinaton Beach, it a
mother of 3. Lyndall, 28,
formerly of Whittier, has a
8. o\. in anthropoloay from
StanfOfd and wu a model.
%e ·livea at 432 Maanolia
St., Costa r-.iesa, with her
husband Tom and their 9-
month"'ld ton.
Tom ~kler is the uom-
bonist for the Jack Coon
Silver Coronet orchestra
playina at the Reuben E.
Lee retta!ll'ant. Charlie
Ladice plays the drums for
the aroup.
THOMP$011 COOPIR'S
I'IIOTOS IXHIIITID
Photoarapbs by Balboa
Jaland photopaplter Thorn~
aon H. Cooper, made durina
the 1%5 aemester at aea
aboard Chapman Colle1e's
Ooatina campus, cuncntly
uc on display at &he New·
port National-Bank's Bay·
'tide Office, near the en-
trance \o Balboa lalan4.
The diaplay ia eompriaed
o(6$ blaek ud white, talon-•
raoant1d pbotopapb., , ...
leo\ed rrom amoq: approli·
mately 1,500 ••ptina n·
po .. d whila he aenad as
atli<iol pbotopapllor lor
ChapmM'a s.·•ea Seas Oi·
YiliOD.
Vi1ilor1 may wiew the ax·
hibit Mtwo•• lO a.aa. aad
5 p.m. -.,. ... .......
'!lltindayt ....! ... _ .. 10
.... 6 p.m. Prldayt, .......... , . ......,..
28. Luncheon wi II be follow·
ed by a fashi on show, and
cards wi II be played duri ng
the afternoon. Tuesday Club
members will serve as
models.
be the 9th year
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•3 TOWN & COONTRY, ORANGE, CAlli.
547·1221
"ACIOSS HIOM 'ASHION $Q!JAitE"
1999 ·so. COAST HWY., LAGUNA, .._ ______ __. ___ ,.,., t>·
locations
•
Whe• PtOPit consider tnelr blnkint nufs, conftflttnce i11 priMt tutor. Newport llttion1l B1nk
!Ms IPIM considmbl1 time in pl111nlnr its klcltionJ lot 101f COflftlitnet. T1kl 1 rood look 11
till lloution 1ddreuu snd join tt11 most untqltt bt11k il 1M world. We tllil'lk, 111d so do 1 lot ol
utisfiell customers. th1t wt hne 1 lot to oHer diet will mHe ,.. N11~inr 1 pltmtl.
I
Eoch occo~o~nt ln1Yri4 to
I
WESTCUFF AT DOVER ....... ., ·-··, ...... c ..... 842-3111
BAYSIDE AT JAMBOREE ..:.:..:=.:.:.... 842-1141
CAMPUS AT "-c:.S.::.r • ..-640-2111
until daily. Fridays
\
J
•
Concert preview feb. 1
Altt.t ()oldbera, muaic 10:10 LID. fa lhe pnwiew
eridc ot lbe Loa Aaaelll and no oaa will--b. admitted
TirMa, will ~ueat the afUir the apeak•r 'MPDI or
lrd preview of &bt Oranae durhq: hi a "'eieotadOA. Set·
Cwftl)' Pbllh.annonic So-vina wicb Mra. Wi•--••
ciety'a concert at 11 a.m. ~·•· A\lfllat v. s. .. lbcl'l&,
Wodnotday, Peb. 1, It lhe Robert Hefti)', C.R. Payae,
lrviM Co .. t Couatry Club. Kood.al Kni&ht. Jobn A. S&o-
The Seriea, lptaaored by nia,J. Alleri Boek Jr., Thiel
tho Newport Harbilf Women's Sullivan, 0. RobenHodton,
Pbilbarmonic Board, ia open Myroo Hench1er and Miu
NEW COMMITTEES -AID HOA~G~~NEIPO~RTH~ARal~:"~.:=l ~JJ
ly r•.tp ..... , he.lpina wi th their pl•y time A.ool:her •warda co~r .....
With the new a.dc:litions &o periods in tho roadina room. chalked 119 on Jan. 23 under
dae hospital oporatina Tho nutrition commiUeo 1be direction of Mra. WilliarD
amoodaly , &be A~tXiliuy to passes out meoua a.nd. 101• Durkin, co-ordinator of
Hc:.a ttoapital W 2 new ves eura nouriahment 10 volunteers. She is auiated
c:onwniueea to enlarae Cbcir adult patient&. by lhe •wa~da chairman.
list or urvlces «o the pa.-For the benefit or the pub-Mrs. Willi.m Schuler, and
tionta and tbe public. lie there is now an infonna-co-chairm•n. Mrs. Samual
10 lhe public. Irene Loudon.
Mr. Ooldbera will discuu iiiiiiOoiiiioiiiiili;i-;.Milljlilllllll!!•
d\e Pcb, .S proaram or the
The pedriatric comnHtee tion desk in the lobby man-Wol~e •. Mra. Rober~ J,J.con.
it aervina in lhe new pavi-ned by volunteers until .t:30 ~mtnJatrator, aunted by
lion •uialina with the reed-p.m., takinalhe·place or the duector of nuraea,Mn. E_.M.
Ina or little patients and old visitor's desk. MacPherson, presented pm•
Loa Anaotu Philharmonic
Orc:huua, to be played in
tho OCC auditoriwn.
Mra. Anderaon Wiaeman 1 p~eview chainnan, atates
that doon wi II open at
e.u •• v .. r w.t AA
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t.o 0 women for l ilO to 2000 Club "'meets Fe'b 2 'hours of ; ••• erv;<e. p;., • for 1000 hours were a•vcn
Reservations for luncheon to ~ca . Wm. H. Brown in&, aeMral meetina of
Ebell C lub o f Newport
Beach will be held on Feb .
2 at the clubhouse 1n
Balboa.
can be made by callina Mrs. E.A. Roaers, C.R. Croul,
Ralph Hitchins, 673-8944, John D. Smith, N.H. Cox,
Mrs. Hennan Lorence, 613-L.H. McBride and Les Little·
048!, or Mr. P. J. Wilson. john; l ,SOO..bour awards to
Music follows business Mu. E ..... Roaers, presi·
denl, will conduc t the bus i·
meetina. Then Mrs.
Goetz, proaram chaif'o'
January JOth is the deadline Mrs. Henry L. Jones and
for reservation,. Mrs. Jack Gamaus; 2,000..
hour awards to Mmes. Jamea
~ecker, Ralph Tilton and
Martin Lockney Sr. A musical proaram wilt
follow the buaineu mcetina
o( the Uppe r Bay Auocia·
tea or che
•DETAILED
GENERAL
INSURANCE
COVERAGE
8f
ED \VARQ
AT (
JAY ~ UMriO
N .NII!:WP'OI':T BL
N E W,.O I':T B lEACH
Ll81:ftTY I · 11M
PDMII &'t MURl CAM!RA
NOW AT
1710 NI!WPO RT BLVD.
PH. 646-931 3t:osta Mea ..
lr ;. ua a newcomer, or
know of a newcomer ,,
che tlarbor Area who has
not been welcomed, do
her a fuor by call in' the
Harbor Viaitor between
I and 10 a.m., and ah~
wi 11 cal) on your friend
•ith nluable informatic..l
and aifts hom friendly
business firms whi ch
Uand ready to help her
become acquainted with
her new surroondint•·
Philhannonic Society Mon· will preaent the pro--
day, Feb. 13, at the home lf&m, A one act play, "A
of Mra. Carloa Beeck, child of the frontier," will
Mra. Ralph Hilmer, chair-be Jiven u a concert read·
man. will conduc t tho buai-ina by Huntinaton Beach
neu aeuion at 10:30 a.m., Playhouae membera. '
and Mra . Ralph Deaver will Mrs . Wilfred Cohe n, a youna
report on the proaresa or 1 mother of 3,wifeof a docwr,
the continuance fund drive. ard a member of the Play-
A trio consiatina of Mrs. house board, wilt portray
Christopher Kitchina, piano, the role of "Dolli."
Mrs. V.A. Locke, violin , ...,.-~ Mrs. Lorin Lammers, a busy
and t\.1rs. Robert Smilh, . mother cl 8. wife of 1 Navy
cello, all members of the Honey and Fr•d•r•ck Ot.on. (Howard Fo h o m photo.) conmander, wit\ enact the
Upper Bay Associates, will N M • H lf role of "Oiddy." She came
play 2 movements from a ancy Qffe orrm·an to the Playhouse from
Brahms trio and alao a Washinaton, D.C.
Beethoven trio.
L.uncheon will be served
by the hos tess, who will be
assisted by ~1mes. Victor
Malzahn, Edward Freu,
Ralph Gerard and Kenneth
Swift.
ART INSTITUTE OFFERS
MAJO R SCHOLARSHIPS
Mrs. lao lde Cepparo, 3610
Marcus Ave., Wes t Newport,
Oranae County scholarahip
chairman, announces that S
major scholarships totalina
S25,000 will be awarded by
Ca lifornia Institute or Arts
through its Alumni Assn.
Hiah school seniors may
enter the competition throu&h
the 'art and music depart·
men ts until the Feb. lO
deadline. Actress Gale
Storm is acneral chairman
of the scholarship commit-
.... . .... ·~t·
NOTICE-OF TRUSTEE'S SAU:
TRUST NO. 5660
Weds Freder,'ck Olson Mrs. Norbert R. "urphy, a speech major or•gmallr
from Pennsylvania, better Wedding bells rana Satur· whi te carnations we re used
day, Jan. 14, at 2 p.m. for to decorate the aisle and
Miss Nancy Marie Hoffman, chancel of the church, alona
dauahter of Dr. and Mrs. wi th candelabra.
Richuds H. Hoffman of A reception was held at
218 Marigold Ave •• Corooa the Balboa Bay Club imm e·
del Mar, and Frederick Dean diately rollowing the cere·
Olsoo, son of Mrs. Helen mony. The groom's sister.
Hubbs of San Bernardino Mrs. \tarvin Wilder, had
and Dean Olson of Palm charge of the guest book.
Sprinas. \Irs. Hoffman received guests
The double rins marriag:: in a rose brocade suit adorn-
c eremony was perfonned by ed by a corsage o f white
Dr. Phillip Murray, pastor orchids. The gmom's mother
of the Corona del Mar Com· wore a turquoise knit suit
muni(y Olurch, where th e and a similar corsage.
wedding rites were read. Dr. Special gues ts at the J~>
Hoffman aave the bride awa)'. ception included ~1rs. r\gnea
The attendants were ~iss Wamec.ke,-grandmother of .
Julie Steiner of Corona the groom ; \Irs. Marie Tur-
lii&hlands, who served as ner, great aunt of the aroom.
maid of honor, Miss Jean and thefamous desert artist.
Smith of Corona del Mar, John Hilton, and his wife
Miss Candy Peery of Cameo of Twenty--nine Palma. ,
Hiahlanda, -.d Miss Cuol, PoltV'Wii\1 :a honeymooe
Tyl•r of C.oaJA Meaa .. all al.....6rftiwtle'K;,flt: ·newty•
bridesmaids. w'!:ds will make their hom•
Larry Slllr&is of Baycrest at 851 Domin&o , East Bluff.
was best man. Servins as Both of the youns people
ushers were Paul Fanceer are graduates of Corona del
o r Corona del Mar, Jeff Mil-\Jar High School and attcn~
ler of Newport, Richard ed Orange Coast Colleae.
Hoffman, the bride's brother The groom is associated
from We stmin s ter, and Mar-with Tran sport Dynamics in
vin Wilder, th e groom's bro· Santa Ana. _
ther from Garden Grove.
EAST BLUFF RESIOEHT
HA MED TO SALES GROUP
known for her book reviews
in this locality, will por-
tray the role of ,.Bobby."
'She is a charter member of
the board of the Playhouse.
wi11 bt the speaker at the
youth banquet to be held
Saturday , Jan. 28, in fellow-
ship ha ll at St. And rew's
Presbyterian Church, bOO
St. And "w's Rd., Cli lf
Haven. His toP ic will bt
"Are you fit to be tied'?"
The Hunter Chapter serves
as hospitality c0tm1i ttee for
these quarterly coffe es,
servin& the refreshments.
The Hunter Chapter meets
at the home of \t"s. '::Jeorae
Hooper of Shore Cliffs on
Feb, 1). This is a special
mcctin& for fun and profit.
There wi II be an auc ti on
within the chaplet, each
member brinaina a hat, purse
or some "ueasure" to be
sold to the hiahest bidder.
The proceeds wi II 10 to the
bui!dina fund of the hospi-
lal . \trs . Lester Is bell and
\irs. Theodore Robins are
co-hostesses for this li vely
aet-toaether.
ROBERT AC KLE Y OF
CORONA DEL MAR Dl ES
Robert L. Ackley, 61, of
245 Heliotrope Ave., Corona
del \1ar, died Saturday, Jan.
21. a1 Hoag Hos pitai._..-H.f
was a native Ca lifornian
and had lived in Corona
del Mar 5 years. lie had
been a mortaaae loan bro-
ker for 20 ye ars.
His wife, Frances, and
mother,_ \1\Js. :telen Ackley
or Corona del \1ar, survive
him.
Private family services
were held at Bell Broadway
Mortuary in Coata \k:sa.
MOP WI ELDtMG LADY
WALLOP$JMTERLOPER
No ..... ao. ADd. \0 vro••
her point Pam Lawaon s1ua-
aed away with a mop at 1 of
3 youna men attemptina to
enter her apartment at Jt!i
E. Balboa Blvd •• Balboa.
The interloper was clim~
ina in an unlatched window
al 2:20 a.m. when he found
himself buffeted about ~e
head by the mop wielding
youna woman.
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THE HARBOR VISITOR
Ph-•: HY 4-t l61
On February 10, 1967, at
clevea o'clock a.m. F'inot
American Title /osorance &
Tru11t Company, as tru11tee, or
succl!'s~or tru:ttee or aoblltitu-
ted trul!ltee, by th e certain
Deed of Tru.,t uecuted by
!Jt:NNI~ B. SWARTOUT and
PATR !CIA A. SWAR TOUT,
hus band and wife, and ~cord·
ed June 28, 1966 in Book 7973,
Page 481 of Off icial Record~~o
of Orange Cou nty, Calilom ia
and pu~uant to that ctnta in
Sotic'e of Default and Election
to sell thereunder recorded
Li ttle J o-Ann ~loffman,
the bride's niece, was flow-
er girl, and the groom's
nephew, Steve Wilder, was
rina bearer.
V .~. Youngquist, 311
.\venida Cenitos, East
Bluff, has been elec ted to
membership in lhe sales and
marketing executives ass~
ciation of Los Anaeles, it
is announced today by asso-
ciation president Tyler \lac·
donald, vice president of
Hixson and Jorgensen Ad·
vertising \gency, Mr. Young-
quist is vice president or
ANNOUNCING
• 'p,,+ .. ss•ona
Directory
JNSURANl.:E ...
FOR ALL OF YOUR
INSURANCE NEEDS
ROB ERTSON -SADLEIR
INSURANCE
33:13 E. Cout H..Y.
CoftMII• del Mu -S1J-J8)0
FUNERA L DIRECTORS ...
BALTZ
MOR TUA RIES
1741 SUPERIOR AVE.
COHA MUA
Midway b-2424
mil E. COAST HIWAY
COlOMA DEL MAl
ORiole 3.q450
Jilin 1941
rr~ndly "*'"'bomood -BEll. BROADWAY
MORTUARY
110 Broadway u 1-.MSS. •• ,.,. eo.ta ....
Chapel .........
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COSTAWISA .....
October II, 1966, in Book
. 8072, Page 158 of Official Re-
I cords of Oraage Couoty, will
undN and pur!luaot to Sll id
Deed of Trust sell at public
auc tion for cas.h.~lawlul money
of the United States of America,
at di e main West entraoce to
the f"i~t Americu Title Ia·
.!Haraoce & Tru!ll Comp~~ny
buildins located at the ~outh
east corner of Fihh •nd M•in
Strrets in the city of Santa
Ana, Califomia all thu ri8ht
1 itl~ and interetH conveyed to
and now held under Deed of
Ttul'lt in the properly situated
-in the": County an1l Stale de•
"'cribed as:
Lot 23 and the Westerly 001':•
h11 1f of Lot 22 in Block "C"
of Trac t No. 5 18 as shown
on a Map recorded in Hook
17, pn!es 33 to 36. inclu·
s ive, o Mi,..ce llaneous Ma~,
rerords of Orange County,
Califomia.
Said sale will be made wilh•
out coven•nt. or wan•nty, ex·
prr-ssll!:d' or im plied, n to th e
tide, possession or flocum-
brancfla to s•tisfy the r\l!maia•
ins princ-iptal sum doe on the
note SflCured by said Deed of
Trust to wit: Slt,'979.67_ with
iUfl reat .thereon from AuJUSt
I, 1966 .s provided iu ••id
note tosether with fee•, char-
o!le" •nd upensel!l of th e Troll!•
tee and such other soms •a
may have beea adv•nced by
the owner ••d holder of ••id
QOte, with interest, •J!I pro-
vided i• said Deed of Trut,
Dated : Jun•ry 17, 1967
FIRST AMERICAN TITLE
INSURAN CE A TRUST
COMPANY
BY AllAN A. KNOX
Authodud Offh:er
Publis h: J•n. 19, 2'6, Feb, 2,
1967, i.a the Newp<M"I Harbor
En~Jij~o •
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R;.,ain~nt .& R .. 1J IIn1
a opeclaiiJ
...UIUlll , ....... C!-.,..,
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Ol c:io ..... _St. • eo ..... _ Coli'-•• 1 llft.r.-........ 171~,
The bride wore a full
lenath satin wedding gown
with organza overdress
trimmed with lace yoke and
deep lace bo rd er sweeping
the floor. The gown, crea·
ted by Judy Fuerte of Costa
~esa, had an empire waist-
line and A~line skirt. A
pearl and rhinestone· crown
held her e lbow lenath veil
bordered b)· I ace.
The bridal attendants wore
floor·length aowns of red
velvet and chiffon. They
carried bouquets o f red and
white carnations. Red and
ACE NELSON , Corona del Mar bu il der, is about to
take off on a sk i run at J une Mountain with sons
Alec, 13; Ma rk, 10, and David, 7 (left to right). The
10,212·foot high ski resort in the High Si erras is some
bO mil es north of Bishop.
SAME DAY
Laundry Serv ice
Bring ro1.or sh irts in by 8:30 o.m. and ••'II ha·n th •""l
dane up, like ne w, the same day .
"' Safeguard Bus iness Sys-.--,,..--------------------..,
terns, Costa \\esa. \\ember·
ship in S.\~E L.\ is confined
to sales and marketina exe·
cuti ves in top managerial
positions throughout Sou•
them California. ·
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(.~0 ..,o ~.,
RICHARD CATE/FURRIER
(lo,.,•"7 of Po11•d-•J
Olltl'tlll"& SPlCIALIST I Q.IANIN5 I 5 LAl.tNa I STOU fil
JIOO l. C.atf Hi,.....,, S.'*-I, C-• 4_. Wa, PkH 67J-IJM
Juat Call Oil S-0310.
CIEIIIUS l U7 E. COAI T BJWAT ..
CO.O•A DCL MA8
• tn Orange County
CARPETS
CUSTOm. DRAPERIES
..... ,. of •
Lees "FIAIICESCA" Carpet
Lees FRANCESCA corpet is a prip yo u won't want
lo llliss. IMt hen loomed ll!it '--ly now carpot
will! a lao% acrylic pile at a ,..;.. you can affo<d.
The Illicit deop loops and ri p oMaring giw fiAN.
CEscA carpet a new tuturo lhat ;, porf.ct will! any
ct.co<. Macle lo resist foatprlnts a nd toil, FltANCESCA
Carpet will add _..,.., and beauty lo your ...,_
lor fMr1 and )'Mrl. Anclaluoian Green, la...lana
C-. Spanloh 'lronn, Caotilllan A_. and
Me ........ ll!i ....
SPICIAL Pilei
ONLY AT
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From. the Police BloHer NEWPORT HARtiOR EJISaGII
A RST S£cnDN -• Pill 4
'!14URSOAY , JAN .~. 1167
aiDA D£1. liAR, CAIJ F.
,.......,, J••· 16 Renauru t. 104S Bayeide cu driva by Oerald M. Da·
David J. Roder, 3)6 Ca· Dr •• on a c:bazae or uaia.a a Cotday • ._.1 Seawald Rd ••
bdUo St.. Cos\a Moaa. wu ttolen c re4it card. • .An Corou Hi tbludt ••• A hit
booked in the Newport Be ach AM-FM radio. me tric tool -.d run ear 4amaaed ..
muaiclpal jail 11 a lNit)' OQ t h. jack and an old utod puked carol Roaald T . Me-
a Newport-Men muni cipal (ID bo lt wore •tolon from In tosh, 7111 s .. ehoto Dr ••
oourt commitment cxder. , • the 1%1 Pouche or ini U!· Weet Newport, in rront of J~me• a. Suman, 1001 £. IDeO adjus ter John w. WiJ .. bia home at 4 •• m.
Ocean Ft., Balboa, wu at• lett, perked in front or hia
res tod at hit home on a homo at 11 0~ E. Balboa
cbarae of fai lure to appear Blvd., Balboa, •• A darkly
betcxo the Newport-Mesa droued man sprinted past
municipal court ••• J ohn B. Eva Stew an . 204 40th. St ••
Baabe. Sl O 35th St., West West Newport, and pabbed
Newport, was booked a t lho her purse as' she auollod
Newport Beach munic ipal a lona W. Balboa Blvd., be-
jail to serve as a truaty on twe en 33rd and 34lh St., in
order of the NewpOrt-Mesa Wes t Newport, a t 6 p.m •••
municipal cowt. •• Pryina A prowler wa.s repocted in
ofT ) locka holdin& down the the SOO block of Santa Ana
plywood cover for an open-Ave., Newport tleiahts. -
in& to the rear of the Balboa
Pier Bait and Tackle shop.
in Balboa, a buralar riOed
,. throuf,h s helved merchandise
SURPRISE! YOU 'RE 70! Gene Boero, fo r-Restaurant. Pictu red before the "Happy and s tole 10 fishin& reels
mer restaurateur and long time resident of Bi rthday" cake are Gene's son, Gene J r., .and 6 &lass rishin& poles,
Corona del Mar, thought everyone had for-wh o is manager of Reuben 's , Mrs. Gene valued at SlU.
gotten his birthday Tuesday, Jan. 10~ eoero J r., the bi rthday boy himself, and Tu•sday, Jan.17
un til after dinner when he was ushereu his wife and thei r son, Francis. Donald B. Davis , 51U
Into a party of so well·wishers at Reuben's Bruce Crescent, Lido Sands,
$$$ was arrested on a charae or
Arm. an's l·dea saves . drivina unde< lhe influence of alcohol a t ~:30 p.m. a t
Hercules ai rcraft that will W. Coast ltwy. and Balboa AirmWl First Class Larry
\1. Pu.rvis, son of Mrs . \llary
L. Purvis of 302 Alvarado
St., Balboa, has been gi ven
a cash awa r~ of S420 at
Sheppard AFB, Texas, for
his mi litary improvement
SUdJCS fion,
:lc recommended s tabilizer
mcxlifications on the C-130
save the Air Force an esti-
mated $4,300 the firs t year.
Uis Sll&ges tion was part of
the continuous Air Force ·
wide cos t reduc tion cam·
pai an.
The ainnan, an ins tructor
Blvd., West Newport •••
George F. Hoke, 325 Alvar-
ado P l., Balboa, was arrest-
ed on a drunk in public
charge at E. ~ay Ave. and
Washington St., Balboa •••
Evelyn A. Foster, 200 15th
St., Cenual Newport, was
~~.rres ted a t her home on a
charge of failure to appear
before the Newport-Mesa
\1unicipal court •.• A hit and
run car s truck the ri&ht
in the aircraft pwpeller re-
painnan's course, is a mem-
ber of the Ai r Training Co-
mand. He attended Hunting·
con Beach Union liigh
'ichool, and completed re-
quiremen ts for his diploma ....., fender of the parked car of
after entering the <\ir Force. NOR MAN D. GRANT, 539
s wife, '<iyomi, is from Vista Flora Dr., East Sluff,
Japan. ,petroluem account manager
CAPT. WATSON TO GET for the Goodyear Tire &
PROMOTION TO MAJOR Rubber Co. in Los Angeles,
Orr is E. Boyd, 280 E. Wi
son St., Costa Mesa, at
ward's Restawant pa''"''l·l
lot, 4001 W. Coast Hwy.
West ~ewport, be tween
10:30 and 11 :30 p.m.
Thur•day, Jan, 19
Jasper Duncan, 303 Iris
Ave •• Corona del Mar, jam-
med oo his car's brakes to
avoid hi ttin& a suddenly
stopped car on Balboa
,Blvd,, eas t of Coast Hwy.,
in Wes t N ewpcxt~ the uniden-
tified motoris t came running
back to the Duncan car yell-
ing obscenities, kicked a
dent in the c ar, and ran
back to his U56 blue Chev-
rolet and drove off ••• A 35-
year-old man for ced h is way
into the home of Charles H.
Anderson, 203 Topaz Ave.,
Ba lboa Is land, and a ssault·
ed the home owner ••• A car
driven by Kathleen Foran,
31~ Onyx Ave., Balboa Is-
land, west on W. Coast
Hwy., east of Dover Or.,
Mariners Mi le , rear--ended a
PACIFIC
VIEW
Captain Robe rt 11. Wa tson, has been promoted to mana· son•in~law of Mr. and Mrs. ger of petroleum sal es for Wednesday, Jan. 18 H•otJng-Ai r
Warren \1orris of Balboa, Edwin Chastain Jr., 3026 Canditloning
ME M O IU4l P41itK
the western region. Dur ing w c 1 'I 'I · " 1 has been selected for pro-· oas r wy., ,-armers ... eta
mQt ion to major in the U.S. his 29 years w'ith Goodyear, \tile, was given a notice to 16-40 Sup•rlor An. -~-
cn.,t:n;KY
CRt:Mi\TORY
MAIJSOLWM
Force. lte is an air opera-lie has held positions of appear before the Newport-Ll 8_5531 tions offi cer at Perrin AFB, manager of company stores ~1esa munictpal court on a t
Texas, wi th the Ai r De-in Los Angeles, Alhambra drunk ~n pu~ic c~ar~e; he • APPAREL-WOMEN
fense Command. He attend-and Glendale and account ~·asS gtven e3,'lh"astl0n a t 12220 1QcMtiurlloult'll•r~ d lh u . .1 r w· • ~:1 p.m. a t o t. and .lEU DAHL lkwpotl8udi,C.ht«~~<l e e mverst Y 0 ts-AMecv~i ve in L"~ Angeles. 'lew'""'l<!ottot {l\.)flll-2VH consin and was corrmil·\"~ • ., • ' Seashore ;Jr., West ~~ Oreu es & S,..><t••·••~ \~~~~~~~~~~~!::::~i:n~\~·:56:.· -----:A:"Hl IMIIT\.CI. · ·.Robert E. C lanaen, Acunori n ond Gi fts •-· -W. Coast l-lwy., West New-
:V'JlTCEOF TRUSTF.E"SSAL.E port, was arrested at 3:15 Newpo rter Inn OR 5.1 700
3262 Brood Str .. t, Newport H ei9hts
;\utorm mrm s in (iOIJI'n ll!ll>n t,
lliblical in Theology. Et~atigt>licol in Mission
Th• R•v. John Pridonoff, min ist•r
Sunday Service and OJU rch School at 10:00 a .m.
I '" fl.>' 11 1ord ..,f fo n d
(/" " !"' " ,. • I" I'
""" ~;o ,1r(•o•r ,;.,,, ""I
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rh H . .,,.,,,,,, tJ.,. lf.ro~ef.t•
(l ,rJ "'';-•rt • "' '"" ;.~a·t
Christian Sc ience
Se rv ices
FIRST CHURCH OF
CHIUST.SCIENTIST
JJO] Via L1do
Ncwpou Beach
SUN OA Y SCHOOL
9:15 o.rn. ol\d
SUNOA Y SERVICES
11 ......
9: 1S -11 a.m.
WEDNESDAY EVENING
MEETING I , .....
READ ING R()()M
w •• ~ ••r" 9 ...... -s P·"'·
W ... natdoy: 9 a ..... -7:•S p.m.
T,.e.doy and Frrdov:
. 9 o.~. -S p.m .• 7-9 P·"'·
S..l\tley : 1 It·'"· -4 p.m.
SECOND CHUIICH Of'
Cllaii'T, SCIENTIST
Newport Beach at
Corooa del Mar
1839 E~sl Cout H•ahway
SUNOA.Y SCHOOL 9: IS •·"'·
slfNOAY SE RVICE 11 a.m.
WEONESOA Y EVENING
MEETING 1:00 '·"'· READIN<f ROOM -
Mutual 8uildina
.,2863 East Coast Highway
Mon.-Sa t. 10 •·Ill· to S P•"'•
Thurs'tliy ~ven ia«'-7 to 9
You are cordially invited to
anend Church Sen-i ces and
to use the ~eadina Room.
Phone: 6.42-2740
Baplin Bible FcUOWihJp
Santa Ana • MaanoHa 9tL
D:. P. G. N~umann, putor
SUNDAY SEaVICI:s
9:ol5 a.m. Sunday School
J 1 :CO Lm. Momln1 Wonhlp
6:00 p.m. TN.Ink\1 U.UC..
7 :CO p.m. EwnJn1 ........
WED!fDDAY '
1:20 p.m. llbl• Sludy
~;oo p.m. Prayer ~~e.t~na
Lutheran Church -·
01 the Maater
Lufhpran
Church in Aml!!f"k'&
2900 Pacific: View Or.
Corona del Mar, Cali rornia
l)r. William R. '!ller
Phon to : ORio~ 3·5022
SUNDAY SCHEDULE
9 a.m. --Family wmstnp
including S\lnday Chur ch
School
11 :00 a, m, .. ~ Worshi p,
Fltsl 8aptisf Church
{SOUTH ERN)
COitOMA Dt:l. MAR
COAST MWV •. AT MAC ARTHUR
n r. Char.lu L. '.lcCia in
pa:itnr 67~1216
su•DAY SCHOOL. ..... 9,45 .,...
MOIIMIMG W()tt $HI, ••• 1M» ••·
TIIAIM.INO IJMION ....... )0 P.""
svt.AIMC lfO't»>" ... 7,Jo ,. ....
WIDMUOAY Sliii'IICf 7,15 ,.,...
MUitlfiiY ,ltOYIPI D
'llrwpprtllarl.or f.ulltlrun ~
"0. ... ~ Owr'J -... )(Nfioo w ................
_ ...................... -.c:H. ~
, THI AIIIIICAH LUTHOAH CHUICH
SER VI CES: f ,OO ., .. r .. u, w .. o~t~, ~ J_,;.. Cho"~ '=" .... a.,ct. s...... ' .., .. ca ...
l h DO -.... f••tl.,• Wetdtip _
TIN ........... G. II .. •, P••._,
Mt. lltokrt L. La_r~_ •. Lty AUilt.nt
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I
T.O. No. 66-5296 th y ·11 Westcliff Plaza Ml 2-24« OnTu ... sd.y, rebruary7, 1967, p.m. at e I a
S Newport B•och at II :00 ill.m., TITL.[ J:V U R-t .\:VCF: A:'OD TIIUST CO\I PA:"iY, -~GAL HO·tt~-,, _________ _
-..s tiuly appointed Truste~ on! ~OTICE:OfTHUSTF:F.'SSALE
de r and pursuant to Def'd of 'lo. 90-f-l-'52
Tru~l da ted \Ia)· 18, 1966, exeo-On the lOth day of february,
cut~d by fl.f. Beuoo and 1967, at the hour of 11 :00
lletty ~. nenson, hu sband and o'clock a.111., 111 tbe South rto nt wif~. an d recorded J une 6 , entran ce to the Oran !fe County
1966, as insfr. So. 362:", in Courtbou~t-, ci ty of Santa Aoa,
hook 7951 , page 977,of Official California, II.-<\:'\!( Of A\I F:Il!CA l\~cord1< in the oHice of the Cou nty llecord er of Or ang~ ~ ·\·n()"j AL Tn!IST A~J)
:::ou nt y, C:ali rorni 11, will sell ".\V\SGS :\S~IA llO'I, a11
at public Buc:tion to highut Tru.ste~ und~r 0t"t-d of Tru-'>~
bidder for C:IU!h (pay able at dat ~d Augu!ll 3, 1962. r:xe o;uted
time of ule in \f,1..,ful monev by HO:"iALil R. HOWARD <\SO
of the t.:nited Statea) in th~ LI"JRF:TT<\ R. IIOWARD. hus ..
lobby of th ... wtosl (parking lot) band and ..,ife and recorded on ~tnmc ... of Ti t \~ lnllurance Augullt 29 . 1962, in Boo k 6230,
Bu ilding located on the oorth .. P11ge 782, of 0Hici al Records
..,ul comer of F:ighth and \laio of County of/)ran~e, Calilomia,
Su~ ... ts, Sa.nta Ana, California, given lo secure an indebted-
all right, title and interest nes!l in favor of htoin> and de-
conveyed to and no.., held by vil!let-1!1 of thf' e!ltllt~ of Robert
it under l!lllid Oeed or Trust ifl :\.Yeakel , dece0111~d and all•
th~ propf'rty situated in 118 id lligned of rerord In Kenneth
County and State describ ... d ""' E. Wil!l on and l.ucilft-L. Wjj ..
That certain leal!leho ld e:Hate i!lon, hu.-.band and ..,ife, by rea•
cr ... ated by that c:ertain lea!'le !!On. of_ the breach of cenain
d•n'"'d •\pri]\{), 1957 , between oh lr!i;lliJons _secured thereby,
the Irvin'"' Compnny a.<o lessor noti ce or wh1ch was r~corded
and \lacco Corporalion, a on _?ctoher 4, 1966 . r~ Rook
-.;evada Corporation, a!l ]e5 .. 806r, Pa ge 81, of '1H1 ctal fi e•
!lee re co rded in Rook 389{) cords of s aid Orange Coun ty . P~t~e 4i7 of I)Ul cial Records: will s:U at p~blic au ction to
covering Lot I •H, Tract the hrgh.est b1dder lo r c:ash,
28 13, a.<~ s hoWII on a map re-pa~able 1n law ful mo ney_ of the
cord~d in Book 94, pagu 45, ~Oi led States ~f Ame nca, at
•16 and 4i of \li!l cellaneou~ hme or .<~a l~, wtthoot covenant
\!llp.'l, ''"'cords or 11 aid coun ty. or. warunty.' expres!J or im-
S~tid sfllt ..,ill be marle, but plt ed, il.'l to !Jtle,
............ Am
IUI&.T --TOll"
%TJZ L Cout Hwr.
C...adolllor -· .,,.,,.
o DRY CL EAHIHG
Profcuionel and budaet dry
cl .. nina -fs lt •~vice
-quality wo1k -
aclr service lauitd1y.
Finished Laun~y
Aaenc)'
3200 E. c. .. , Hwy., COM
673.9'05
FLOWERS FOR
ALL OCCASIONS
DeMur! Tosh
without covenant or WArTanty, or encumbrances, interel<l
eJpre.-.s or implied, regarding c:onvey~d to and now h~ld ~y
title. posseO'Itrion , or eocam-the !laJd Tru111~e under sard
hrllliC:e!l to pay the prioc:ipal Deed or Trust, Ul and to the
sum or' the not ~ ~ecured by follo ... ing .desc:ribed property •
11aid D~d of Trust, to-wit: sitnated tn t.be County of
112,000.00, with interest from Orange, State or CaiHomla,
June 15, 1966. u in !!laid note to-..,it: '""'·"BOR AREA'S OLDEST
provided, advances, if any, Lot 235 of Tract No.,907 , ia FLOW ER SHOP "
under the tenns of 11aid Deed the city of Newport Beach,
of Trust, lees, charges and county of Ora.nge,: atate of
expense• or tP.e Trustee u d of California, as per map re-o
the trusot!l c:reated by 11aid Deed corded in book 28 p•I!]U 2$
of Trus t. to 36 iodo~tive of ~ljaceJ1 .,.,
The benefi ci.ry under !llllid oeous Maps, in the offi c:e of
o~ed of Trut, by~ reason of a the conaty r~c:order of said
breach or de fault in the oblil!]a-c:ounty.
tioos eecund thereby, hereto-f or the pu rpose of paying lo~ exec:uted 1111d delivered to obl igations •ecured by aaid
tht: undentigned a wriueo De• fleed of T~st, includlnl!] fee•,
cl aralion of Default aAd De• c:harl!]e•, aad expen11e11 of the
mud for Sale, ud written no-Trastee, advances, if aay,
tl ce of breach and of eltoc:tion onder th e lel'lfls of said Deed
to cauae the IU:t.de,..ig:aed to of Trost ud iatereat tbereoa,
sell aald property to utiafy aad 111,027,92 ia aop•ld prl ..
aaid obligatln .. , ud tlaere-c:ipal of th e note aecared by
aher, on October 5, 1966, the •aid Deed of Tn~•t, with la-
udersiped c:aued said ao-terHtl to tire data at ••le.
Lice of bruch u d of electJo. Dated J••ary 6, 1967,
to be recorded ia book 8068, BANI: OF A\IERICA
p•se 251, of udd OUiclal NATIONAL TRUST AND
Recorda. SAVJlrfCS AS$0CIATION,
Oatet Jq ••ll)' 9, 1967 u Tna•tee
Tille Jann•ce .ad Trut By Lyle C. Oueman,
Co•p•y aa •alti Tl"utH, Trast Officer
By Richard A. W•her, By Robert C. Ruter,
A.•l•t.aat S.Cretery A .. ~tat Tt .. t Olfie•r
14004 . "'"' Plltll•lu J•. 12, 19, 26, 19167 .P.It11Mt I•· 12, 19, 26,
ia lM !f•wpett BerW £11!1• Ia ... N•..,.,. B.Wt Eulp
BLVD.
Ill 6-4479
IC•••• ......
o RESTAURANT
IERKSHIII'S
.. "'• 1109 LUNOIEON -liMIER
COCKTAILS
ORiole J-940$ :14"' VIA OPORTO
lNI .i,.on Buell
JOHN W. HANCK OF
CO$T A I!IISA Dl E$
John W. tlanck,
Chll'ch St.. Costa
died Monday, J an . 16, at
his home a t aae 73. He had
lived in the Harbor Area
27 years and was a
employed jewel en&raver.
Survivors inc h.de his wi fe ,
Katherine; a son, Brandon
of Illinois; a dauaht er, Mra.
Virginia Reiael of Costa
Mesa; 3 brothera, Nick., and
Peter of Chicago , and C arl
d Florida; 2 s is ters, Mrs.
Marie Biagi and Mrs. Renee
Emanue I, of Chicaao; 5
grandchildren, and 1 areat•
arandchild.
services are beina held at
ll ,..ll.m. today, Jan. 19, at
Bell Broadway Mortuary,
110 Broadway , Costa Mesa,
with the Rev. He rbert John·
son of the First Methodi s t
Chw ch of Cos ta Mesa
officiating . Interment will
be a t Harbor Re st Memorial
park..
MATTRESSES
"t:W -R£8UILDI"C
lrr••l!ul;•r ShaJtf'S
htn•rspri•9 -Cott-
COSTA MlSI-t.4AlTlf.S5 CO.
FIERGLASS SUPPUES
Cry stal in..-Corporation
Ca•ting R•sins & Moldf
Fiberglou Mot•riol s onJ
Suppli•• -Ll JJ-0292
1626 Plac.,tio, CaSta Mesa
o HEALTH EQUIPMENT
"KEEPING FIT
CAN BE FUN"
RENT
Rollers, Beh Vibraton,
Cycles, Slant Boards. C all
546-61 80 or 836 .. 7561
o JANITORIAL
MR. KLEEN
• Carpet Cleaning
• F'loor·Sltipping
.and waxing
• Windows
Cotnplete Cleaning
Service. CALL-
646-4977
o JEWELERS
WALLACE CALOERHEAO
JEI£HR
3141 E. Co ast Hiahway
Corona del Mu
ORiol e l-22.50
o UPHOLSTERY
TN& ONL.Y u.-MOLeT&ftY G.--'N&A IN OIIA .. C i
OOUHTV AUTMOIIIIZ&D TO 1/#~Y eGOTG~D 4
eTAIN A&PaL&.o&flt. TNI. ADDD> •&ttVIO&
OP'"'IUt&D AT AN ,&JlTit&M&I..Y LOW OOe '
TO THO.& WMOe& P"U.NITUfltC W& Of.&ANo ( OUflll I UPMOL.8TCRY OL&AN&IIII• MAY& A
OOM•'IN&p TOTA,L 0(' • VIlli e. UP&ItiCHpCo)
OTHER SERVICES ...... ,.,_
e lt&W.AYINII e OAfiiP&T IN.TAL.LoAT IOM ~
• atNOt ... • ••••• ... • •• .,, ... • ;-",,..,,.. e •to&L.OWI. 1 I .,.CAIIIIPCT OL.&ANINO
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T HC ,OLD&eT eiCI&LOWie P""ANCHie&D KAft~CT
KAftC CI..CANII:III I N eOUTH&IIIN eALI ... O"'NIA
FREE ESTIMATES • PICK UP & DELIVERY
CASH & CARRY DISCOUNTS
lW«XlU''I •• ~ ,.(
cr:S!7. MfS>. ........... , '.
Orco Block Co.
BUILDING BLOCKS • AU SIZES • AU 'TYPES
T•l•pboaa: JAeDoe 7-2231
11M2 Kalella. Slaaloa 2320 1 . Maln. Slnlta Aao
RAY RELDS. Jeweler
Maater Watchmakar
NAME: BRAND WATCHES
DIAMONDS a' JEWELRY • GIFTS
.,. W. lltb St.. C.ta M... • Llbertr I -MII
Shrubl, In terror Plonh,
Trop ic-al l & Tree~
ln u cticides an d Fartilize
S&H Green Stomp 5
Free Delivery
C"O RON.-\ Ot:l. \IAR NURSt:ltl'
tn4 t:. roa11t Hi••Y 6H·0160
TtlOPICAL PUit
We hav• th• torg .. t and
most ... ~ti ful 1election of
trvpi cal fl lh in th• ar•a.
VI'• al110 cany a lull l in~ of
GCf,lati"'"a,. c.~d oil ac:ces-
-::-::-:::-:=::-:::::-:=c:::,-,::--I sori •• n..ded lor lh• ho"'. • OFFICE EQUIPMENT S..lh S.. T..,.icol , 218 'II.
o UPHOLSTERY
UPHOLSTERING
(By Europt!atl Craftsmen)
REMODEL 2 pc. s•f OHL Y
$69.50 C·OII "B•my"
215 loloin H: B. 5~-6405
FREE d•l & pickup
CUSTOM
FURNITURE UPH OLSTERY
• QU ALl TY WORK •
NEIL'S
FIREHOUSE
2809 H•wport~lfvd.
H•wport B•och
675-..08~
wil-. C.M. Libony 8-7961.
Cotto Mesa
o PLUMBING
A. W. MARSAC
PLUMBER
700 C unation Ave.
Corona del M•
Plumbin& Repain
DAY & NIGHT
WAT ER HEATERS
673-4130
O.GURE'S
PLUMBING SERVICE
(Ro:lioMo: PlulriiK'>I ,..J Ho:ali'>l)
24/IOUR E:ME:RGF.NCY Sf.RVICF.
PHDN E 646-0622
R••· S-48-4187
R.,alr -ln.tallotiOI'I
R.model
TOM DeGEARE
UPHOLST£.FIY e REFINISHING
D RAPERIES e CUSTOM C ARPET S
AMPLE PARI<IN(;, IN REAR
438 E. 18th, Co a to~ Me_so
o SHOE REPAIR
NEWPORT FURNITURE CO., IHC.
.. WII f!R£ THE 4 U.S. FLAGS FLY"
2660 W. C.ou Hwy •• N•w'o't 8oach, Ta laphOI'Ia 646·407
ESTA8USIIEn /,V /046
• HEARING AIDS
WHELCHEL'S
HEAIIN. AID CENTEI
CERTIFI ED OJSTOM FITTED HEAR ING
REPAIR ALL MAK ES
DR. JOHN W. McCABE, O.D.
Optometrist of
Corona del Mar
CALL fOR APPOINTMENT 673-0467
:W11 !e:st C.est Hi ... wey
ELDER
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lliEIIRY'S
Com,l.te Sho. S.rvic•
ORTHOPEDIC
P,..cription SpKial i tt •
•• giYe S&H GrMn s.-..
11190 H ... , Blv&l., loll 1..3311
•MARINE HARDWARE
ansa:
WILCC!X.C:IIITTINDIN ·
. HAIDWARI .,..,._. .. ,c ... ,._ ....
1101 W, C..t Hwy.,. N.L _ ... ,
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l't&eoolo y .. , Qo4or
lor • "'"·~..-' Cell 671.0550
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BOARD MEMBERS for 1%1> were present•
ed with gifts by retiring president Ran-
dall McCardle <on speaker's podium) at
the awards dinner of the Newport Harbor-
Costa Me sa Board of Realtors. The gift
recipients are, from left: Viill iam c. Ring
of Harbor Investment Co., Roy Ward of
Roy Ward Co., Charles Dreyer of the Real
Estat ers, Ed Riddle of th e Campus Cct.,
Don Vieira of the Real Estaters, John
MacnabofMacnab Realty, J. Peter Barrett
of Peter Barrett & Co., and Willicl'TI Farns-
worth of Coldwell-Sanke r.
City Build'ing Permits
The John Luak develop-Ad R lty c "I ment adjacent lO Harbor cor ea orp., cet. Hwy., SSOO.
V. ins hiah partitions in the Coldweii-Ban"-, enc looe tew Hilla, juat inland of .. ""' Corona del Mar's Slh Ave,, J .W. Robinson store build· deck, 2200 W. Coast Hwy.,
is aettina under way with ins, No. 2 Fashion Is land, Sl,OOO.
the co.lauuction of S model SlOO,OOO. Georae Wiley, demolish
homes on Seafoam Dr. The Harbor Vi•w Hills dwellina at 711 Mariaold
pemrits were taken out by Eastbluff-Newport Inc., 1-Ave., $400, and build a l·
Eastblufr-Newport In c. unit, l ·stor.y model home at story duplex, S33,700.
Further aians ot>accelera-3615. Seafoam Dr., 5~3,5~8; Mr s. W.C. Kilaore, 3212
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NEIPORT HARIIOR'~SIClll TIIUIISOA!LJAII. ~ t•7 81U81 11AS 101 II
S£:=0011=0 .:.:SE:.:CTIOII=~---...:P..:110~5=~CO::D=~~UtL:::.:W=IC,~CU:::::IUf.. 1M 2 1'UITM PLAYS
Penney's -25% Colllllleled ,~-r.:~ ~S
. . -........... -Contln&ction Ia now lS~ the maia t&oN l8d a tiN, of ...., .. ... ,._ ...
eomploted on a new J .C. Mt*Y a d aceet aoriot ~ cw~ ..,..._
Pcnnoy st.ofe , .-h-ic:h ia buHdiaa a abort cliuuco •• ~-••a._., -' ·~hcdulcd to open in S:C~>"' away."' • tbe Beaat. wbJdt wiU opea
&ember aa part oC Fasb1on The main ufll'fior riniab at l p.m. tbit Satllrday, Jaa.
lt1and in Newport Center, will be of Olp>ted coacre&e 21. ·
aecO«lin& to an &Mounce--coiWNll ud be.,. with Skorri also will appear at
mcnt by :>aniel .t.. O'Farrell, split..f'~ec conc:r.&e block oee ollbe bliad cllildren ia
manaacr o( Puhion b land . panelt inu:t betweu co-.. '(be miraCle worker,"'
The 212,000 aq. ft. store, luinns, abamirwm IDd alau wbic:b will open at 8:30p.m.
deai&ned by Charles Luck· main entr&nc;ca and tllow S.twday, Peb.4. Sha it tho
man '"oc:iatct it located windows. The eanti lc nted puddaytht.r ot Mr. •d
on the mall in F .. hion h -second Ctoor will f•••• a ~~. Warren Billlnaale;r,
land, the hub or the Center, s tucco aoft'itwilh the walla owner• or !)orolhy~a AA-
which, when completed, will veneered. with an inwaral tiquea in Corona del Mar.
comprise 4 major department ~~~~!!;----~-==:..:::..:::::::::::~~=.:...~
.stores and 55 smaller retail r
shops.
Accordil'l& to M.C. Lewis,
proje ct architect, the J .C.
Penney struc:ture is "bcin&
construc ted or reinforc ed
concrete and will include a
full basement, main floor
and a cantil evered second
floor . It faces an attractive
landscaped pedestrian mall
on two sides and adjoins a
larae parkin& area on two
other sides." As envisioned
by Oesianer l::tobert ~nd!ew
Swan, thri: Penney facility
will "also inc lude an out-
door sa les area adjacent io
NEW CAR
LOANS
AS LOW AS
tina residential buildina are 1-umt, 1-story dwelhnas at Ocean Blvd., repair dry rot
apparent in the issuance of 3501 Seafoam, Sl4,'n4; 3505 damaae, SlSO.
'several permits for dwell-SeaJoam,.S27,757; 3601 Sea-Phillip Petrole11111, s ipt at
inaa -in Cameo Shores, foam, SH,053 , and at 360"7 3700 E. Coast Hwy., $700.
Corona del ~ar an d West Searoam, Sl~.22S. L.H. Moraan, 41S Heli~
Newp<l{t. Ford ~auschenbach and trope Ave., and Stout&; Eb-
Bert Guts ne ss, fence at erie 417 Heliotrope Ave -. FoUowina permits were is-
sued durin& the past 2
weeka:
Hew,ott C•ntef'
Irvine Co., tire, battery
and accessory bui !dins ror
Penney's at No. 66 Fashion
Island, SlOO,OOO.
[rvine Co., · automatic
sprinklina syst.em for mall
shops C, .IJ, E and F, S24,-
000.
2701 and 2707 Windover Or., ren~e, s7 50. .,
Sl07. Corona Hit hlonds
Keith Clark, rencj:, 1201 Wyman Williams addition
Surnine Dr., sJ oo:' 416 De Sola Ter.,' S2,500. '
Com•a Shorn . Ben Robinson, interior al·
Frank A. ~urphy , l~ntt, tcrations. includina stair-
1-story dwelhna, 324 Cameo well, 528 Seaward, $4,000.
Shores Rd., $36,600. Lido tale
Carano del Mor Mrs. P. Fluor, S31 Via
Far West Services, acous-Lido So ud , chan1e window,
ti c tile and repairs for the S2SO.
Snack 2305 E. Coast W•at Newport Heights
/ /
/ /
_...I/
Va\demars Jurjaks, re-
model, 313 Irvine Av e.,
$),000.
f' ... wport
Harry Roaen, fin ish in•
terior of buildin1 at 4SH
W. Coast Hwy., for 1tora1e
and rea\1~···''-'®·
......
I 'I I ; ;'
ELSIE PAINTER, member of the Costa Mesa real es·
tate firm, C.F. Col esworthy & Co., is hold ing th~
plaque she received at the annual awa rds dinner of
th e Newport Harbo r-Costa Mesa Board of Realtors,
designating he r as the winner ci t the salesman service
awa rd fo rl%b. Pictured with Elsi e is the bo ss, Chuck
Colesworthy . (Ens ign photo.)
Tax session is scheduled
A businessman's tu discuss changes in the
co nference """II be held income tax law and the it
[rom ll:lO a.m. to 4:45p.m. effect on business.
Friday, Jan. 21 , in the ·A 1$ reaiauation fee (onn
commodore room at the is available through th"e
Newporter Inn. Cos ta \lesa Chamber r::i
:\ndrew J . Hinshaw, Orange Conmerce , sponsor or the ,
C O AST HEARING
A.1U CENTER
1810-C Nc-O •T B LVD.
IN T .. lt: A.ote..Oit:
COaT-' ... lt:a-'. C.tt,LII".
Pl-<oH~t a ... a .taot
DISCDUtiT
•
COST A M£911' ~:;·~ I
Georae Waptcr, stucco
walls and replace 3 win-
dows, ·t l l 28th St., S.SOO.
Alberta Cox, awnina and
screens, 300E. Coast Hwy., -----------:~--------!s pace 330 , S700.
CoLmt Y assessor, wi II di s• conferen ce.
cuss the problem areas in ;=.:..:.:.:..:.:::.:_ ______ _:::::=========~=====================~ the administration or per•
sona I p-operty taxes and
real property taxes. J.'J. 1-liason, demolish all
It see m s t h e r e was a structures at 221 11th St.,
ras h o f "wrong num-S300.
bers" plaguing the good Richfield oil' Co., rebuild
people of C hester, Eng-s tati on at 200 w. Coast
la nd. Phones rang, but whe n ans wered, there :twy., 517,500.
was only s ilence. After LeRoy Miller, cabana at
months of investigating, 36 Cabri llo, Lido Trailer
the telephone men traced Park, 52 ,000.
the trouble to the city \1arie Payne, repai rs and
zoo! There they found maintenance, 112 W. Coas t
George t he Giraffe hap-tlwy., space 16, S"Xl.
pily lic king the wire s \1obil Oi l Co., reloc ate
stretched across his en-liaht pole, 301 E. Coast
closure-and short-cir-. · 11 h h · 1·\wy., StOO. CUlling a t e P ones 10 Juanita Denni, }-unit, 1-
the district. The phone men raised the telephone story dwellina, 6110 W.
pole four feet and got Ocean Ft., S23,000.
George permanently off Georje Olsen, res taurant
the line. You'd think any hood and blower, ln5 W.
well -brought·UP giraffe Newport Blvd., $688 .
would stick his neck out and apologize, but Aquatic Center, sian. 4SJS
George! Thank goodness most people are better man-I W. Coast Hwy., 51 ,776.
nered. When they get a wrong number, most 'ff .. t Upper lay
grac iously explain t he error to the pe~on on Oliver Holt, addi tion, 1507
other end! • • • Kathleen, $4 ,5()0.
If you •-r b a -a ny qu-tlona about. malldnc a
Lone Dlet.anoe Call, w h et. h er you •,.. a:oina t.o d1&l
du-t or D1aoe t.he oall tb.roua:b t h e Ope.-at.or.,ou"U
rtnd belplul bt•t.ruotlo n• in tll'e t.-o n t PAC .. o y our
telepboae book.
!)on Barton, wall, 2400
Via Marina, S7 SO.
Jim Luo, s wimminj pool,
1615 Santiaao, S3,6()0.
Sprina Realty, sipt, 1801
'Nestcliff Or., S285.
Will iam 0. Flynn, princi·
pal auditor for the state
bOard or equalization, and
Robert P. Swift of the
acco.unt ing firm of Cringle,
Swift, Grimley and Co. will
discuss the impact of sales
and use taxes on business.
Attorney Paul \·larx will
Turn vour furnace control
dow n at n•ght-to mamtatn
low. even temperature all
n1ght to ng
NIPPY WEATHER SAYS:
"These money-saving tips
from the Gas Company
can help you keep heating
costs down."
mght. draw drapenes over
w1ndows and shdang glass doors.
to reduce loss of heat through
the glass If a pay fhone ever happens to keep your dime East Upp« loy
miAt.ake, wish you'd Jet us know. We'd like to D.W. Vieraever, fence and
it back. You may !eel like hitting t he phone, you have to do is dial "0" !or Operator from ano>.ther l pilaster, 2334 Aralia, S225.
DONAL D M. TIPPETT of
321 Coral Ave., 9alboa Is ·
land has been presented the ::::=====::::;:===;:==::::;:==;::~;::====~ ~======::;::==============~ merit award, highest honor
phone and tell her you've lost your money. S he'll J.P. Anderson, remodel
that you get a refund in the mail. And if you'll front or saraae, 800 Aleppo,
given by the Sales and Mar·
keting ~x ecutives Associa-
tioo of Los Angeles. He Is
general agent of Massa-
chusetts Mutua l Life In su r-
ance Co., Long 9each.
award was pre sented
SMEALA president Tyl
Macdonald, senior vice-pre-
sident of Hixson and Jor-
gensen Advertising .~gency.
the operator the number of t he phone that kept S250.
dime, we can repair it quic kly so it won't happen Jean Lier, alan in porch,
We rec ently canvassed our employees in the Ne w-
port-Costa Mesa Busi ness Ofri ce to detennine the
number interested In s ubscribing to Uni ted States
Savings Bonds. I was certa inl y gratifie d to find
98 percent of our employees had s ubscribed
through payroll deducti ons. This, together with
100 percent partic i~tion i n A.I .D., illu s trates
how we inV"es t in our Community and Country. We
are prOud of our tel e~on e peo pl e who give do l·
Iars, as well as those people wh o donate their
, time, to help 8fUUpa ranging {rom the Little Lea-
RUe to the Handicapped. <I> r.tllcTiltllhiDI
2101 Vista Laredo, S750.
Newponer Inn., add BPX
room, 1107 Jamboree Rd.,
ssoo.
Bollooo hlond
l-loward Hastinas, fence,
115 Onyx Ave., S4.SO.
Paul Penberthy, remodel,
1402 S. Boy PL, 0'3,000.
Bollooo
R. S.aiol, awn ina ror •••· 4 CAliS II CIIAIII
tiW'an&, .511 E. Balboa The car of Wi Ill am B.
Blvd., 1220. Kelley, 1401 W. Oeean Ft.,
JoM J. Hall, remodel Central Newport, caat bound
bollt, 2226 Channel Rd., on w. Batboo Blvd ..
1200. ('\" I ~th St., cr&~bed into
Mrs.-Allan c..U,., fetaodel. back ot a car driven by Jcf·
1.51~ W. Bay A.•e., tl.400. frey L. Greeno{ S.lOower;
CIIH ••• dte cn.o car wq forced
A.L. BoeUD, al&endont forward into lhe car of Me·
aM npeln, llO St. Ao-~. Mtaner of H•tina&on
..... Pl., SlOO. Beach. whidl tb.• QITI'ned
._. .., fonnrd, ,..,...odiae •• car c .. ..,. o .. ol-t Co., of Jbhoo p, O'Noil, Ill' fl.
2'4100J olllcolroolldial , 4)40 tlatlooo Bt1r4., C..lnt N••-
-1.-~--------------C-pu o. •• •n.•.ooo. .......
•
I
When you"re not usang the hrep_lace. close the flue
-so cold a1r can"t come down the chamnev'
' Keep your heatmo equ1pment 1n top shape! An occas1on~
cl .. mng beh1nd rhe gnltwofk. 10 remow hnt Of dust does
wonders for your wall or floor furnace ro keep 11 deh'¥"1ftnQ
mot1 for vour heat•no dollar
•
Fox hot w-fouceiS 10 they won't look 0< drip.
You 'll uve on~ water end gas.
--during -·--_ .. ,....,. ..., .•• hNtint with ... for
~~----1/3•-· .,., oewr ......, .. tt••*'l .,...._ -_......,_ ...... 4 .. 7-.-..... """'"'--
-couoma .... co-
NEIPORT "AR90R EN~ Gil
SECOIID SECT10N --Paae 6
IIO'IICI!OF'I"'IIJST'fE'SSAI.E -~UMOA~. JAN. 26,1967 TliU~T MO. ldat . CONliiA OEL MAR, CALl F . . 0. ,, ... .,. a. 1967, at
•I••• o'clock •·•· fi r~t w lk to Aael'lc• Thla l•••rmea ' a ers y,.,, c-p•y, •• '"''"'· or
.. cc•••-\ftatae or aohaUto-e fu ds
UMi tNata•, by l.he certaiD l)e.d ra•• n
o( Trf.et e~:ee.ted by NELSON u..i.
M. TAFFORO llid PHYLLIS J, STAFFORD, hn'blllld .. d
wile, (!ad Ncordad Aupat IS,
1960, Ia Book 5314, Pase
•12 of OHl cilll Rllcorda of
Oraar Co11aty, Ca.llforuia 11Dd
,.,.,,., to !.bat certaiD Notice
of De faalt aad ElectJOA to n fl
_.,..,euad.,-recorded October 4,
1~ Ia Boolr. 8066, Par 508
of Official Recorda of Or&aS$
Co.aty, will wader aud pu,..
MUI to .. ld Deed o f Tn~et
eall at public auctloli for c .. h,
lawfal 111011.ey of the Uahed
Statee of America, at th e maia
lest eDtruce to the Firat
Americ~~a Titl• laav.r•c• &
Trut Co111pauy boUdia,located
at the eoutbeut con~er of Fifth
•d Main Street• Ia the city of
Suata A.na, CaUfomia all that
dsht title 1.11d later .. t coo •
vey ed to u.d now held under
Deed of T rnt in the property
a\tuated ia the Couaty aa d
State deacribed u :
Lot 30 of Tract No. 3082, u ahown oo a Map re corded lA
Book 91, pase• 12 and 13 of
Miacell aneoua ~apa, record s
of Orange County , California.
Said .. 1e will be 1n.de wi th•
Some 65 members of tho
OranJe Coatt YMCA'•
Junior Hi·Y and Junior Tri·
Hi-Y c lub members will
leave the new buitdina l ite.
now under conttruction on
the back bay, for a 2S-milc
trek around the bay Pcb. 25
to raise money for equip-
ment in the buildina.
Each entrant wi II be spon-
sored by a company, indi vi-
dual, or service club, auar-
anteeina from Sl to S2S per
mile walked. The c lub mem-o
bers hope to raise at least
SlOOD in the walk4·thon.
HANS SNAqO'NSKY, conduc-
tor at the State Opera In
Vienna , will direct the Los
An geles Philharmonic at
8:30 p.m. Sunday, Ffb. 5,
out cov eua111 or w~u.ty , es.•
pres aed or implied, aa to the
title, poaaeaaioD or eoeum-
braa cea to aatiafy the remain•
lll.s princi pal au m du e oD the
aote ae cured by said Deed of
Truat to wh: S6,560.88 with
Uateu~s t thereon hom ~ay 20,
1966 .a provi ded h1 .. id note
tosether with fees, eh a'l~ea
aad e~tpeaaea of the Tru stee
•d aoch oth er sums u may
aave beeo advanced by th e
owuer and bolder of said note, In the Orange Coast Coll ege
with iatereat, .. provided ia auditorium in a concert soon·
.. id Dee d of Trun. Dated: Juury 10, 1967 sored by th e Orange (:ounty
FIR ST A\I E:RIC A~ 11 TLE: Philharmonic Soc iety. The
INSU RAS CE & TRUST progra m in c ludes 3 ee tho· COMPA~Y , By Alan A. KD o• ven s Symphony No. 7, Mo-
Authori:ted t)lficer zart's =:ine !(!e in e Nacht·
Publl ah : Jao. 12, 19, 26, 1.967, musH:. and :<oda!y's l)a nces lo the ~ewport Har bor E:.os1p ' from Galanta.
fliiiiiiiiiiii!iiiiiiiiliiii ---
CDITbWW" cLEiriiRl
540-1366 642-0270
1702 tol.wpod Blvc:l., Cotto Muo
S.rvlng ollef Oranv• County
•c•B Co.la Meta. wat uret&ed Carla J, Hubare ~ Saa&a
at 4: U a.m. at 1rYIDe An. Ana.
ud U&b St.. Newport $u~M.y, J••· 22
H•labu. on. dsuo.t drivlDJ The i LitioawaJon ol noo-
ohu ... , .The 1%6 Volt.-dore t), Ro .. ra, 1421 W,
wasen 1100 o lohn R. Bay AY.L._ceotral Newp«t.
Plerrmont was t\Oion in west bauad on W. Coast
putod Ia front of hit front of hit borne at 6600 W. Hwy ., at [)Over Dr., at ~
waa reponed tiOlen Coatt Hwy,, West Newport a.m. ttruck a fire bydlaat,
Jaa.l S ftom Carol M. Naaet, • • ,'J'be ns~ white and blue broke it off at the bate, and
W, Ocean P t., Central Buick of Luccna 1-luebotter JOUaed t evoral holet in lhe ·~~~:!:"'; .. A stereo. tapep wat t\Oien £rom in front of neiahborlna telephone pole ~ valued at t123, wat her mobile home in the Lido • • .Police officer Miller
ok>lon from a U66 Mtrcury Ttalter Park on Lido Penin-had jus t taken a stolen car
Johnaon and Son deatera, aula ••• Ruth Vauahan, SlO report when be uw the car
900 W. Coatt Hwy., Mari-Seaward Rd., Corona Hiah· aolnJ east on Via Lido
Mile ••• A drill and l Iandt, !oat $50 to a thief Nord, near Via Barcelona, ::,~::.~~ wore taken orr the when her purse diuppeared on Lido l tlo; be pulled t:he
porch,, the home or white abe wu ahoppina at cu over and anetted Ray
McCleery, 172S w. the Market Basket in Wut-R. Doualaa, 450 Victoria
Balboa Blvd., Central New-cliff Plaza ••• The home of Ave., Costa Mcu, a lG-
"'port. , .A SSO 1weatcr, a Chatlea H: Edwards, 28 07 year--old steel worker, and
radio and sun 1tu 101 were Harbor Vtew 9 r., Harbor Richard D. r.nay, 18, of
CHECKING the continuan ce fu nd ft le of Torren ce Dodds, cha irman of the dr ive, and ttolen fr~m \he car of Peter View Hilla, was buralarizcd 71~ Wilton St., Costa Meaa,
Mrs. John M. Owen, co-ch airman fo r th e G. O'Brien, 2223 Bayside Jan. 17 o~ a SlOO cultured on charae• of pand thert
Newpo rt Har'tiCH area drive. (J aclc wes t ~r., Corona del Mu,patk.· pearl necklace and 4 other auto.· .Steven 0 . BrcMeia,
photo.) ed in Albertaon't Market. strands of cultured pearls, 405 Ptaathip Rd., Wctt
the Orange County Philh armonic Soci ety
a re, from !eft, Edward A. Pell egrin, chai r·
man of business and industry solicitation;
Mrs. Sydney Gaynor, society treasurer;
304~ E. Coast Hwy ., Corona valued at sso ... The c&r of Newport HeiJhlt, lost con·
d I M I S 27 !)onald E. BaldeJ, 2450 trol of hit eatt bound car e ar, ast opt, ••• Williun R. Jrwi n, 706 Ool-Colloae St., Costa Men, on Coast Hwy .... in Corona
denrod .o\ve.,Coronadel Mar, north bound on Newport del Mar and it craabed into
parked hi·a Ja<art frame Blvd., south of Hospital the Corona del Mar Nwacry
Auittina Mr. !)odds are Followina the close of the next 10 the Flyina A ter• rear-ended the car of at 2744 E. Cout Hwy.
Fund drive to start Feb. 1
The Oranae County Phil·
humonic Society's contin·
uance fund drive acts into
full swina county wide on
Fob, 1.
The continuance fund
soliC::ited annually by a~
proxtmately 750 volunteer
worlcin a members, provi des
1/3 or the entire Phi lhar·
monic Society bodaet, With-
out th i• fund the cost of
concert tickets would be al·
most prohibitive.
Contri bu tions to the con-
ti nuance fund entitle the
donor to membership in the
Oranao County Phi lharmonic
Society.
"The con tinuance fund
makes it possible to si an
internationally fam ous or-
c:he s uaa, conductors and
soloists from one year to
18 mon ths in advance. The
Society can then be ass ured
of uni n terupted proaramina
of the hiahest ca libre avail·
able in the world today,"
states Torrence Dodds,
con tinuance fund drive
chairman. ·-------LliGAL HDTICll
~OTICE Of TR.l5TEE'S SALE
~o. 275--f'
011 february 16, 196 7 11 l 0:00
a.m. Stewart Title Com puy of
Orange Cou nty , 1 Californ ia
corporatioo, as Truatee,
under 1110d purs ua.ut to Ierma
of Deed of Trust dated July
9, 1964 eu cuted by Shit•
ley Winifred Hato lr. aod record -
ed Ju ly 13, in boolr. 7129, page
799 Off icial Re cords, Ia the
office of the County Recorde r
ol Orane;e County, Ca llforula
will se ll 1 1 public auction to
the hishe&t bidd er lor cu h
(pay s ble at time of sale iD
lawful money of the United
States) at the Sou th ({root) en•
tr ance of the Coooty Coo rt
House, in the Ci ty of Snta
A111, California, all right, tit le
aod inte reat now held by it
ond er u id Deed of Trust in
the prope rty ., ituate i.o th e
Coo.u ty and State described as
follows :
Lot 8, Bloclr. 134, of Lalr.co
Tra ct, iD the City of ~ew port
Beach, 11s shown oo a ma p
thereof recorded In boolr. 4,
page 13, ~lia ce llane ou11 \!a pe,
record s of n id Orao11e Couu• .,.
Edward A. Pelle&rin, chair-current c oncert season, tho vice ttation al 3700 E.
man of buaineu and indus· Society will present Euacne Cout Hwy., Corona del Mar,
try solicitati on, and W. AI· Onnandy and ihe Pbildal· and it wu awlen ••• A 3S-
len Grubb. Edwin F. Steen, j:hia Symphony Orchestra in year--old man left the Jamt-
preaident of the Oranae a s pecial post-1eason con· ica lnn;llOl E. Coast Hwy.,
County Philharmonic So-c en. ~-without payina bit room ,
ciety, wilt act in an advi-P lans for the 1%7~3 ·Qon· bat and phone bill of $28
tory capacity, u will \1ta. cett seaton include a miN-•.• Reynold B. Gambill,
John F . Porter, vice-preai· mum of s concerts by the tal~ Placentia _,ve., Coat.a
dent of the Society and coun-Los Anaelea Philharmonic \ten, dtivina a city Uuh
ty chainnan of all women's orchesua, wi th Zubin Mehta truck north on Via RaveMa,
committees. and famous auest conductors south of Via Lido Nord,
In the Harbor area ~tn. and so loiats, a return en-Lido Isle, scraped the park-
John L. A) len i s drive chair-J&Jement of the Debut Or· ed car of David 0. Cham-
man, and ~1rs. John M. Owen c:hesua of the y 01101 Muti· ben, 452 Shady ~r., Cotta
it Co-Chainnan. Auistina ciana foundation, and per· Mcu.
as drive chainnen in the in· formances by the Vi enna
dividual committect from Symphony Orchettra, the Soturiloy, Jon. 21
Laauna Beach th.roua.h Hun· Washinaton National Sym-
tinaton Harbour are: \in. J. phony Otcbos)l'• of Wath·
~onald Ferauaon, Alta inaton, D.C., and the Sym-
Bahia; Mrs. William J. Fre· phony Espanola of Madrid,
deric:klon, Balboa; Mrs. Ur· Spain.1
ban Bey, Bay Shorca; \trs. DELTA ZETAS PLAN
Warren Gibbons, Beacon FLAME FANTASY PARTY
Bay ; \1rs. John Store, Cameo Saturday, Feb. 4, is the
Auociates ; Mrs. L.H . Lin· date for the annual "flame
der, Costa \ten; \tn. Al· fantasy" benefit of the
thur A~reten, Eau Bl~ff; Sou thern Ca lifornia Council
Mrs. Fntz Wester~out,H•Jb· of :Jelta Zeta Sorority at
landers ; Mu. R1 chard J. the Los Anaeles .. Santa
Shaffer, \-irs . Rich~d. 01· \ton ica Room of the Century
ahauaen and. Mn. Pbllhp A. Plua, Beverly Hi\ls.
Th~acm, Huntlqton Har· \11u Edith Head a Delli.
bour; ~1r~. Alfred E . Salis· Zeta, will be rhe fashion
~ry, lrvme Terrace Asso-show commentator. She will
C l~tes ; ~1u. Harry Baker, inc lude hints to the lad iet
lrvtne Terrace Group; .\Irs. from her new book, "How to
C.R. Psyne, Laauna.: Mu . dre ss for succ ess." \liu
Robert C. Vordale, L1do Is· Gail Pauick J ackson, a
land; Mn. A J.fred G. Carte.~, D~lta Zeta and an inltip·
~~~ Verde, Mrs. Cwttt tor of thia annual benefit,
Bluemke, Newport Shores ; will award the arand prize,
and Mrs. Ralph Deaver, U~ it Uip for 2 to Puerto Rico
per Bay. and Jamaica.
LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL HOTICE
Vandals thot a :W inch
hole in • plate alau wi n-
dow at the Harbor 1M Motel,
1300 W. Balboa Blvd., Cen-
ual Newport. •. A p oup of
10 juveniloa uprooted a
beach violation ·wamins
sian and dwnpod it in the
sueet a.t Utb St. and W,
Ocean P t., Central Newport
... RcapondinJ to a call
that juveniles were thootins
a aun on the we at aide of
the Bay on Sanl:iaao Dr.,
near tho Irvine Dike, police
;ombed ... ..... die ~
veniles were pe but a 22-
caliber pittol waa found ly·
ina in the brush ••• Roberl
E. Hin4aon, , 'i25 E. Bal·
boa Blvd., Balboa, wat ., ..
rotted at 32nd St. and New·
port Blvd., Wett Newport,
on a charae of failwe to ap-
pear before the S&nta Ana
municipal cowt ••• Birdie M.
Latona, Hi Plower St.,
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4 SPIED & STICII SllfTS
S.id u le will be made but
with out covenant or warrauty,
ur.reaa or implied, re gard ing
tit e, possession or eoc um•
braoces to pay the rem alriiD I!
princi pa l s um of the ~ote se•
cured by said Dee d of Tros t,
to wit: S3,949.55, wi th interes t
from July 10, 1965, as iu sa id
Dot e provided, advauces, if
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J Dee d of Trust, lees, charges
aod upenses of the truatee
aod of the trusta created by
said Deed of Trust. The bene•
ficiary under said Deed of
Tro11t : by reu011 of 1 breach
or defaolt iD the obligatiotuJ
secu~rl thereby, heretofore
eJtecoted and de livered to the
uoders ir ed • written Oeclar•·
tion o Defaoh and written
!li'otice of Br .. ch and of E:le c•
tioD to be reCOC'd ed In boolt
8081, page 230, Official Re·
cords, and re--recorded in boolr.
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rm.u. a-n '1199
ROOF LEAK?
Repelr work on ANY TYP.E roof.
New roofl inltalled.
-enllal or Cotlllll<!'dal
15 Yean hperitDCO
Work fully guarantftd-
Small joba welcoi!MI
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PH. 64Zo04Z7
NAUGAHYDE
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8086, page 830, Ollicial
Records.
Dated : january 19, 1967
STEWAR T TITLE COMPA NY
OF ORANGE COU NTY
BY C•rl H. Rapp.
Vice Pruident
Publi111ht jan. 26 , Feb. 2, 9,
1967, in th.e Newpott Harbor
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