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19TH YEAR, NO . 24
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CORONA DEL MAR, CALIF.
by engineers
,
New freeway in formation, in cluding in tersection plans and of the Corona del Mar freeway alon g \1acArlhur Bh ·d.
in Corona del Mar and the hish level bridae at the Upper were on display in the Coun cil QJambcr s.
Bay entrance, was revealed by s tate highway enaincers at The mectin& w~s conducted pn ml!oriY on a qu~stion and
a meeting held F riday at the Newport Beach Ci ty Hall. an s wer ba&i~;. Here IS a summat)' of the querie s from the
Councilman Lindsley Pa rsons presided at the meetinJ. ~;iz.able audience of mtcrested citiz.ens:
City traffi c en sineer Bob Jaffe intwduced the enaineers, Q . Wh at i.a th e ti•ing on fr-way construction?
GENERAL BUSINESS SER VICES INC. of
washington, D.C. national bookkeeping,
bu siness and tax consulting organization,
wi II establish a 4-state regional headquar-
ters in Costa Mesa, at 563 w. lQth St.,
serving the states of California, Washing-
ton, Arizona and Hawaii . Pr incipals in-
volved in the negotiations for the agree-
men t are pictured above; Seated, left to
right, Charles A. Waer, area di rector of
dent, who comes here from Washington,
D.C., and John B. Saun derson, area di~
rector and bu siness consultant; standing,
left to right, Nicholas J . Ziener, e xecu~
tive manager o f th e Costa Mesa Cham ber
o f Comme rce, who announced the agree·
ment yesterday, and No rman Mullen, cer·
tified public accountant at the new office.
Some $55,000 wo rth of new equipment wi II
be installed. (Swenson photo.)
William K. Hashimoto and Ke ith E. \icKean , both from the A. (Mr. Hashimoto.) Work could start 1n \9/l on pon ions
District 7 offi ce: in Los An gel~s. of \he Corona del Ma r fr eeway, probably at the UCI inter~
Sket ches o f the latest plans fo r the adopted coastal route chang~. and at the same time get some don~ at the Corona
del Mar interchange. in th e succeeding fiscal years the gap .., .. _
in the COM freeway would ~ closed. and more 'o\'ork done Frank R .... l•y s,.
along the 5th Ave. route. On th1s schedule, the CU\t free· J k Be JIM MUSTARD DIES
James ~tustard, SU Jas·
mi ne Ave., A pt. .2;)1. Corona
del .\tar, died TIIUrsday,
Jan. 26, in Hoag Hospi tal
th e fi rm; Vi rginia E. Cake, vice·presi· at age 74.
d 'd Of Yacht'.ng d•"es dt!~. w:~d ~~~oe~"~.'"o~~-Gran 0 man Follow> lnl<motional thm
Hugh ~·torgan r\ngelman,
kno¥-n lO his fami ly and
fliends as the "grand old
man of Pacific coas t Yacht-
in s ," di ed Tuesday. Jan.
31. at age 80.
His sranddaughtcr, Be tty
. . before movina 1.o the Harbor
Lou Hamilton,_ offers th1s ed the stamed glass uade area 4;) years aso. ·
sketch of h1s life. and worked on man)' of the H h d k d . c a wor e for the li e was born tn \k K1 nley earl )" Los Angel<:s churches.
Falls. Texas, on \larch 7, In 19 19, with th e backmg s tree t department of the city
18g6, and moved to Cali for-nf businessman Tom Smith of Newport Beach for 31)
nia at the age of 14. of Bunning, he fo rmed ·the years and held membership
During his youth he learn· Yt'1\mington 'Boat Works. in the Santiago Rifle and
UF elects Mrs. Holstein
as president for 1967
Th e "Wil bo" built sh1ps Revolvers Club of Santa
for \lcuo Goldwyn \layer Ana.
productions of Ute sea epic, ,tr. \1us tard built the
"\lu tin) on the &unty," in buildina which now is Ui>ed
th e 30's. by the Corona del \1ar Cham-
During WWII th e company ber of Commerce. rle was
built P.T. bo ats, m ine~ crediled with planting most
Raymond Kenison was sweepers and sub-chasers of the street tr ees 10 Cmona
elected to a one year term. fo r th e U.S. Navy. de\ \bt.
Dr. Daniel G. Aldrich, Afler WWII , he sold the Survivors include 2 SISters,
UCI chance llor, wu ap--Wilmington Boat Works and .\irs. ~lattha Kendall of Cor~
pointed an honorary di rector. moved his yacht, the "Sea ona del .\1ar and \Irs. Flor-
Supt. Leland Newcomer of Rover," and offi c es to !'lew~ ence l&oe of Costa \1e s a ;
the Newport·Me sa Uni fied port Beach. and a brother, Charles oC
Jim Mustard
Los Angeles.
Sen·ic~:s were held Mon·
day, Jan. JO, at Bell Broad-
way Chapel, Co5ta Mesa,
Interme nt was at Melrose
.·\bbe)" Cemetery.
way would be completed 10 JQ74. These c:.umates depend ac nny
on financing. "and 1nd1cat10n~ are that ml,ne~ 1s getting
ti ghte.."' llbe Q. What will be don• to reli ..... th• heavy traffi c dumpecl pa arer
into COM when "'• COM fr••way is compl•t•d?
A. (Mr. J affe.) The Lmrrovement of Sth A~·e. w!\1 gr eath f R I
help the COM uaffic pattern. h wdl dlstnbutc the lnCilm· or em ey
ing uaffi c along the vanous C(lnnectmg s ueet:.. )0 that a
1ingle sueet will no t have w handle the lo ad.
Q. Will eooatol fr•••oy traffic b• able to g•t off to en ·
t•r th.tDM '"'•inus district?
A. (Mr. Jaffe.) Yes. there "A'IIi be a n•mp!ete. mtct·
chan&e in th e Bud Gulley area. and 5th A~·e. "'tl! ~"'1n g
inland between Popp) Ave . and Pmn:r.ellJa -\\'e. h\ .:on·
nec t with Ute interchanse.
Q. Will th• ff••way b• depr•n.O ;_.,. CO.,.?
A. (Mr. McKean.) Ye s. the co.uta l freewa~ along 5th
Ave. will be about 20 feet bc.lo"' grade at \1arguente Ave.,
about 40 feet below at the 1nterchange at \1 acAr thur, and
again about 20 fe et bei C~w gmng westeTI) past the !rvme
Coast Coun try Club.
Q. Will th•r• b. a "high manstro•ity" of interchange at
th• MocA.fthur int•n•ction?
A. (Mr . McKean.) There wdl be 3 levels L'f traff1c at the
Gui w ist Frank Re m1 ey,
65, or Ralboa, suffered a
heart attack and died Satur-
da), Jan • .:~. at lloag Hos~
pi tal.
tie d1ed m the. recovery
room of the hospi tal at
7:26 p.m., followmg le1
surgery for a blood clot
earlier in the day.
The 65~) ear~ld class ical
,uitarist had helped lo
brighten the hves or mi 1~
lions as a n;;nbe r of Phil
Harris ' orchesua on the
Jack Benn~ radio show and
the Phil !larris radio show
interchanj\e, .the h1ghest be1nJ ab-Jut 20 feet above the r:-re-for 3J ye ars.
sent Coast Hwy. level. \!acAt thur will cross th~ coastal For the l ast 5 )'cars h e freeway at JIOUnd l evel and Will connect with Co ast H"'"").
1n Corona del Mar-had pla}ed 1n his own combo
The president's gavel of
the Newport Beach United
Fund changed hands yes ter-
day as Mrs. William Hoi~
stein d Cameo g,ores was
elected president for 1%7,
at the United Fund's annual
luncheon mee tina a t the
lrvina Coall CounU)' Club.
She tatet oftr the Ua.l-.4
Fund' a lOp office hom Don
Flamm, Soudtem Cali fornia
public-relation• manaaer
for Philco-Ford.
Sdlool District was reap--Du ring the. Kot~an Vt'aJ _ he
pointed an honorary <lhoctoJ. was an ena1neenna a~v1sor
!>r. Edward Milia coa-t Cor U.c Souft Coa~t Slupyard
Linues as executive director, company.
Dog _bites 6-yeof-olcl
The hunt continues for a 5 ye ar tbtoence of a rabies
snarling dog which bi t 6· case in Oranae County ..viii
y ear--old Shena Erleen Wa lsh, continue and that her daugip.
53 15 Ri,·e r Ave., We st ~e ~o~· tcr wdl be all uj\h t. /-__..
port, under her chin Sa rur~ ;'\/ewport B~ach_yohc e o ffi~
day, Jan. 28. 1n a va .:ant cer Wi\kins'Y.,.----who answer~
lo t near her home. ed the ... calf for assistance,
Her mo th er ha s dec1ded to ""a~<ftccd to strike the dog
Q II ...a.. '"----·· in the Los .Weles uea. • Wi filii. ~.., , •. eyt eRr •••• Oft s• ....... t u ' 'do .. I D ••• ~ J -•• ) -nu ~-· -•-•··'"" . rul W\ w, n• •a. ..... m .. y, "" -· ...... ~· .._ _._ __. , 6eu,.....L .____. ~ ..,. ~-16ir
1t &cern• lhat.. some or lt!e houses wutertr oi l\hu:perlte 'f"'teO rather of Frank
Ave.~ tJa,e to ao.-~.u th1111 subj ec t to change . Re mle) J r.,missina u s ea.•• and .\Irs. Lee Rivers as Leavina them he returned
assistant executive director to yacht desizn and produc-
of the Uni ted Fund. t1on o f his "Anaelman
Ketch." The n 66--67 campai iJl
goal of the United Fund, Ue wro te numerous articles,
hiahest in its 10 year his~ and s1ories, fo r yacht maga~
tot)', is S\51,65 4• T o date, lines. under his own name,
Othe!-new o fficers elec ted
are : Georae Uoaa II. first
vice president; Uancock
(Bill) Bannin& Ill. 2nd vice
president; Mrs . Raymond
Kenison, secretary; and h a
N. Fris bee, tteasurer. As
past pre sident, ~\r. Flamm
wil l also be a l %7 offi cer
ard member of the executive
as well as unde r the gui se
SlJ S,-'01 has been raised in o f "The \lud Flat Philo so--
c ash and pledges. The
United Fund's fi scal year pher."
Sur\"1\"0 rs include a daugh~
te r, \lrs. ida \lartin of Long
Bo:ach, and gtanddaughter,
paisnrepa-t,s aid, "Today's \lr'll. Betty Hamil ton, 109
forego rahies treatment fvr .9f(' 1ts head when he was
th e little gi rl. 'is ttaded uyt ng t.o capture
Up on tho: ad~·~~·e L•f ·her the Jog. The an1mal fled
ends Aug, 31.
Dr. \-\i\um, in his cam-
cornni ttee. luncheon s hould really be Lexington Ln., Costa ~tesa.
doctor ... that :-1d..: df<."c t:-and C~ffi c..-r Wilkmson cha-
could •develop If treatment $ed 1t down Ocean FL to
were unde rtaken, \Irs. J ohn 25th St., m C enual Newport,
Walsh is gambli ng that thl' where i t disappeared.
9urina th e past year, \Irs. termed a vi ctory luncheon Ser\"I Ces wdl be held a t
Holstein , wife of Newport for the Uni ted Fund. 1 have 3 \1 d F b < p.m. ·on ay, e . u, at
Beach contractor..Jeveloper assurance today of s uffi c-Acll Broadway, 11 0 Broad-
William Holstein, served as ient funds coming in to ... a~, C1,sta \lesa, with the
first vice ~esi dent and attain the S1 51,~54 goal , Rc''· J ohn W. Donaldson of
general campaian chainnan. and all agencies will re~ St. John the Dinne Episco-
Mr. Hoaa was second vi ce ceive 1;)0 percent or the pal Church offici ating. I n~
president. and both Mrs. balance of their allotment terment wi11 be at Pacifi c
Kenison and Mr. Fris~e by July 1." V1ew \lemo r1al Park.
Pioneer resident dies
she was act1ve 1n Red Cross.
R e~entl} she had been co--
tl perating "-'lth the newly
formed :'1/ewt'Oil Beach h1s·
bHit:31 Sf'Cie t).
~:; h~~::~,:~6 -'0
office. Russian is coming
Ten directors were elected
\!i ss Lillian Beach Lin-
denberger, wh•-. moved With
her parents I•' :\1""-rl"lrt
Beach at the dawn (,f u~~·
20th centu r~. d1cd SunJa~.
Jan. lq, in her h<,mc at t-OO
W. Ocean Ft., Ralht,a, at
age ~4-.
She was hotn Jan. fl. I U \,
in Li ule Rod:.. ·\rk .. :~.nJ
moved to Rlvers•dc, Cal1f..
before coming t•l Scwr~~~~
Beach mure than SO ~o:ar:
SurVI\"\>rs wclude a bm-
lhl'l J ames E. L1ndenber·
get · •• f Ri chmond: a nerhew
lhH•lJ King l)r San Diego
CNm t), and a cousin, \Ia~·
mo: \lu rrh~ uf El Paso,
r ... ~as.
to 3-year tcrma: Jack Bar· . T~o UCt professors have
nett, executive rranaaer or 1nv1t~d. a woman_ res ear ~h
the Newport Har bot Chamber phystCIS t from Sov1et Russta
of Corrrnerce; Beverley Ben· to ~o l\aborate with them in
son, manaaer of Profit and solid state research on
Bud&el Analysis Department camrus. Prof. Alexei .\laradudin and
of Aeronutronic; \Irs. P. F • Prof.Vt'a llace asked Chancel· Baines, Or. Edward A. Boyd,
Dr. Noman Loats, assistant
auperintendent o r Newport~
Mesa Unified School Dis-
trict; Peter L. Marr, Cold~
well, Banker &. Cpmpany;
Mrs. C larence F. Miller,
Mra. Ted McConvi 1\e, Mel
Sdlinltcl, manaaer of adver-
tiaina and public rela ti ons
tor Collin• Radio Complny'a
lnf6mabon Science Center;
aDd Bill D. Whitman, man-a-
aer , Security Fint National
Bank , Corona del Mar. Mrs.
C .. IIIIIM IOO STEIIS Tll SEE l AM E FILlS
Tho Corona del Mat fli&h
Scbool Botu ten Club will
meet ll 7:30 p.m. Monday,
Feb. 6, in the little theater
on campus.
The proptm, titled "Tip
orr," will include a video
tape review or the Jan. 27
aame aaainat LaiW'a Beach,
wtch head coach BilJ Bl oom
•• moderator.
AIAIO u•ou•CED
St¥hen C Letter or 386
lor Daniel D. Aldrich Jr. to
write the invitation las t
week.
The wo rran physicist, I.
P. lpatova, is a member of
the A. F. Joffe Physical-
Technical Institute in
Leningrad.
She has been cooperatin&
wi th Prof. \taradudin for 3
years. He met her in Mos cow
in 1%3, while auendina a
scientific conference.
She would no t teach any
classes at UCl, accordina
to Brad Atwood, UCI in-
formation offi c er.
The Soviet scientis t's
propoted 3-month uay in
the U. S. already bas State
Ocp~nt ap~oval. The
IMFUT DAUGHTER OF DUAIIIIS liES
Lisa OeNardi 1, the infant
dauahtcr of Mr. and Mr a.
Stephen DeNardi s, 734
Joann St., Costa Men, died
Tuesday, Jan. 3l.
U. S. Ai r Force is also te~
ported in favor or the vi sit.
Prof. .\taradudin i s con-
duc ting research in solid
s tate under an Air Force
grant.
ago.
She had worked n" <~\ega!
secretatv fro r th c-W.~. ~~~
son Eas-t ~cwptltf T•'"-"11 C1•.
During W<"'rld \\':m. I and II
Serv1a~ were held Tues·
J:l\ . .I an. ~I. at Bell Bro ad~
\\1~~ \\on uarv, ('Psta \lesa. ln t~nnent w~s al Fanhaven
\lem•"'f1 al Parle
lf \1i ss lpatova accepts the
UC I invi tation, then prob--
a bly it wi II be timed to in-
clude an internati onal con-
ference on so lid state
physics, to be held in
September at a UC campus .
Double slaying trial set
Michael Oau&hctty, who is
charsed with the doubk
t l nETT'ES TO HOLU murder or his wife , Helen,
FOOD F lift Ft I , 4· and Peter 0 . Kee fe of Sonta
An international food fair Ana on Jan \1 in Costa
for Cadette Troops will be ~1csa, is facin s a Santa
held from ll :JO a.m. to 2:30 Ana superior court lnal
p.m. this Saturday, Feb. 4, Feb. t i).
at ile Newport Harbor Newport·Mes a municiral
Counci I'~ Scout HoUse, COLWt Judae Wi lliam F.
1700 W, Balboa Blvd., Christensen set the Feb.
Central Ne wport. 10 date after 2 hours of
Troops from Laauna, \he preliminary hearin1s \Jon-
Harbor Atea and Costa day, Jan. 30.
Me sa wi II participate. Each The accused s layer, a
troop -has selected a dif .. 26·year-old enai nc:er, i s
ferenl country frOII'I d\e 45 be ina held in the Or anae ~TZmben of the W~ld Auo-Cou.nty Jai l without bail
ciation of Girl Guides ~d pendina uai l.
Girl Sc:ouu. A food typical ~eputy District t tomey
oC U\e selected counuy will Patrict Crail called l wi t~
be aerved by each uoop. nuse1 for Ote tl.lte.
Oirla tNi)tl wear costumes Thoma• Meara, n. v.'h o
typical lor lbe aelacled livu in the apartm ent com·
country. pleJ at 2700 Peteraen Way,
w1th her arm ed husband be·
fore bein& shot.
Peter Keefe, v.h o had
wor ke d at LiC Irvine's com·
pUler ~ec tion with \Vs.
'1augherl)', was apparently
helpin& her mo\'e into a.n
apartment wh en the s\ayi na
took. pb..:e.
'oiUUUA!I.l C.lS£
sn FOW FWIOlY
Prelimi nary heari nas on
charac s of poaseuion of
matijuana wi lh in ttnt to
tell are set for this Friday,
Feb. 3, for Steven A. C lark,
:!3. and Elaine lt. Fodor,
l3. of 11 S'1 H th St., West
~ewp ort. in the Newpott-
\1en muni cipal c ourt.
Police rePQtted a 4 pound
nwijuana find Jan. S at
the rctidence.
.Q:""" Haa the GoiMn~cl crossing b•et~ s•ttl•d? This was 1n reference to
A. (Mr. Jaffe.) ~othmg has been settled for sure"? But the tragedy tha t occuned
the latest plan shO"-"S Goldenrod Ave. as an Cl \etpas.So\et last August. F rank Jr., :4,
the freeway. (M r. Has1 rr.oro.l "I fed that \I.e can rect,mmend and a companion, Gary
the crossina.-' Barker. :6, of Costa \lesa,
Q. Can copiu af th• mops be obtained for the Corona sail ed out ci ~ewpon
d.t M d H t H bo a, b ffi , Harbor on a f1sh1n g trip and or an •~r or . r am •r 0 eea , diJ not retwn. '1ebris be-
A. {Mr. Hashimoto.) "V.c hesitate li.' gi\'C" rou t the plan~. f h · lieved to be rom t e •r because there JS hl..el ~ t•• hl' changes.·' 1\lr. Jaffe.) ''It boat was reco,·ered at sea would be a wue mtn·e t.., .:Pmc tl' C1t\. Hall w :-l'c the :months later near \1onterey.
late st drawings.·'
\h. Re mle) "'·as born Oct. Q. How wid• will th• fr ... way b .. ?
A. (~t. Huhtmott.,.) The cc>a:.tal free"' a~ "-Ill l->e ~lane'>. :3, Hill, 1n \loorehead,
\linn., and grew ur in Valley
Ci t) and Fargo, ~. D. He
came to California 1n 1 ~:0
200 fee t w1de alon g 5th ·\Ve. frnm ra,ement tu raHment.
plus the slope for depre:.o;.•n g !he l l'ad"'a~.
w•sterly of an d mtwed 1nto his home at Q. Wf,at happet~ s to ftl• pr•set~t Coast H•y.
COM? 156l E. Ocean Bh•d •. Bal~
Q. (~1r. HashunC\hl.) I! "-1!1 dl\tde near the In we Tcr· boa. In H5~.
to1 ce enuance. The "-C:o.t t-...•unJ lane ... 111 s.,.tn g 1r.l an d •''er In addl llon f•) hiS w1dow.
the coas tal free>A'a ~ and f••ll<~"-aiPn gstde the frce"-a' ur he is surv.,·ed b)' his
to the approach t•• the l prcr Ba~ hndge. The eJ.)tN-unJ mother, \Irs. ~ell ~e nnelly;
lan e wil l general\~ f••lltH• the rre~ent C•·a~t tl"-\. ah _t!:w a brother. Ed..,ard , and a
ment along the ~•ce an~stde ,,f the ft..-e"-a~. sister, \Ir s . Rc-n Schmal len,
al l of Fargo ,'· n. Q. What h oppet~s to th• pr•unt Upp•r Bay bridg•? Requ1.em mal>l> was ce!e·
A. (\1r. HashlmCl lll !Uld \h. \1.: ... ..-an.l h ~~~~ bl.' remo•1••J brateJ ~ eJnesda}, 1-eb. 1.
tCl mal:e way for a hq~h level '"'"''£". "'' th .W·f···~t .:!eatancl' at Our Lad) ,,f \lt. Carmel
over the Upper Ba} ch an nel. l-l err arr ~ planl>· One sh<>~h Church 111 Ra lboa. Interment
the fr eewa) bndse iUld the \oast !I"-'. c u •,!>ln g c1•mhmcd v.as at Pac1fic \'1cw \1em~
in one s uucture. The other s.!ww ~ a scpar:trc hnJge :-\lu~-· orial Park. ..
lure for the C'Cia !l"t li "-~· ~r n~~m g. l'CC3.11\Iard ,,f the ir ec· j\onorar) rallbcarcu In-
way budge. c::luJeJ C{)n"\CJ tan Jack
Q. Which pion has th• pr•f•reftc•? Benny; Phd \lams : \lah!on
A. (Mr . Jaffe.) "I f.l\"l'l the Yhndge plan." (\h. \h"· \!erri.:. 111US1Cal J1 re.:tor for
~can.) "So do I." the R~nn} banJ; Edward
Crowl~}, manaaer of the
Q. Will ony buildinvs hav• to b• r~v•d n•or t+.e high Sheraton llotel chain; Ernest
lev .. l»ritAt•?
A. {\U. Hasi\1 uKltro.l Ra~ :-~Je Dr. "-Ill~ ... reah ~r.cJ ,l1pht·
ly to the eas t and "-Ill 8" lh111ugh the-rre:-cnt hH:a tl~'fl pf
Bay&1dc: Inn.
.lohnSl'n, a boyhood fnend;
\\"i\liam San&s tet, a lm.a-
umc ne1ghbor: Ted Kelly, a
frie nd; anJ Lyle Thayer,
Q. He• will Coast Hwy. join wit+. Dover Dr.
high , • .,ef CtVIIi"t?
from th• pu bli c relations representa-
ti,·e for Phi\\lan is.
A. CMr. McKeatl.) There 1s adequa1e dtslance t<' alh'"
for Ule connec tion at the r re sent \e,·cl n( the O.•l"er·(\•ast
Hwy. )unc ti on.
CouncilmUI Par.son~: closed the meetmg w1th a restate·
ment of the o ffi CI&\ 0lUI\CJ! ('ll Sitlon; "fhe Ci t} IS oppros ·
ed to the adopted coaJO tal route westetl} of the-Uprer
Bay, and we are opposed t.• th e rf'ute M the bluffs (ul
C liff Haven and NewlX'tt lletghts) aod along the oL·can
front (in 'lt'u t Newport)."
Toy Shop held up again
FCI' the lmt tirar ia. a week,
lho Toy Shop, liOI E. C..&t ft wy., ColOna del Mar, hat
'been lbe: victim of • lone
armecl robber.
Wa)ne Son&er. Jack Palmer.
Samm)' Weiu, Jack \1it-
ch ell, Ray Whi senand and
Lou Wood were active pall
bearers.
2 YUR$ PROBA TIOII
Ill TRAFFIC fATALI TY
James L. Bryant, 2a, of
104 Hiahland S1.., West
Newport, was aenteneed to
2 yean. f'I'OM titon Ftlday,
Jan. 27. in the Newpor t--
Meta municipal ooun .
Oale SL, Colla Meaa, I
aeniOf at Newport Harbor
Hilh Sebool, haa bem cho--
aen .. 1he recipi•t or the
Bautch Md Lomb acieace
••ard.. He plaaa 10 auend
• Mict.ia• State Ualnul~'
aeal. y eu oa a tcholauhip.
9.lrvivon at.o include the
lfMdpUetlll, Mf. and Mft.
Vaodra Nunley Md Mr. and
Mta.. J aet DeNatdi s. or
Coata MeiL
Setvicea wiU be held at 1
p.m. IOday, Feb. l , at Belt
Bloadwoy, Mot"' Oil', 110
Broadway. Costa ~esa.
TOP PLAYERS llltM!D
Tom Read and John V•l-
lely o( Oflf'IIC Co11t Col·
leae we.re n.ned oo-c>layeu
or the week Moftday by
Oranao County b11tetbal1
writers.
where lhc slayina• t.ook
place, wu u eyewi tneu.
Ha aa.id be beard a abot and
aaw Peter Keere, ..OWldtd,
Nn ifllO & Cupolt &re& Md
huddla behiod • small cat,
Th.e witnell said be tlso
uw~s. Oauaherty struule
RIIODUIA IS lOPIC
Donald Crane, a leader of
the Friends of Rhodelia co:.o-
rni ttcl in On.n.ae County, At S:U p.nl .. ~tell)', a
wi ll speak at the Cotta ro-1 maa, weanna a Navy
Mesa Califomia Rapu.blic.an We paa coat aod bhw
Aatn. meatina at 1 p.ra. akull cap-i•lemll*d c.lert
Peb. 15 In Ike Mesa VeNo Phwtnee Ha..na, wbo wu
school auclaoriwn. oa e.e telephooe.
lbc ban.di t Ice pl one hand
in hi1 pan\1 pocket. w~re
a aun wu auppoaed \o be .
With the other hand bt aave
a bto• paper n et to lba
clerk, orderina her lo nn
it with c uh. She aave bim
1)0 and ho n..t.
The Toy Shop was rotllled or no •• s:Os p.m. •• liN·
Yioua n.et•ay. Jaa.. ll.
fiia car "U\Ic k aiMS ki iiM
ped.eatrian Viraloia Clay·
ton, 32, of SIOl S.ulilon.
:>r., w .. t Newport. oa Dec.
S u abe c:roued W. Cout
ilW)'., •• 66111 SL
Prelldi•t $aporl« c-
Jatl.. William C. s,otn
called tile acci••l. "---'c"
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deacribe llh wltole picture
ol dM IDaclliDitiOBt ot the
c<H •aitt• dur:tna that •a.
u lht oet wt.lch dtey nre
dlrowiDI onr our oation
oovered eo many .:dvitics.
tioa Hour netwoR, , hu
volted the • • Thut fAI Md
no fltthef' tloaan. On HoY.
24 o( latt yo•. be lnclude4
tho .. word• in hi• prayer:
"Dear Father, we dlllftlt
Thee that the pe.opl• are
waklna up. Holp u• to wie
tbe war at homo.''
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u followt: ••To-~lt
away: co diuol•• rldually
ID4 beeome liq&ai ~ 1&--
trarctia'f •d abtorbiDI rDoi ...
~~~~~~~•air." 1.. . ta material tu~
lllfte wiehout reaard to
lbeir thape Of (Otpl. Let Ul
utwne that 1 subttance
111bje<:t &o deliquueence Is
a atacueue, ~aulltul In
form and ahapc Md mean-
laaful in ita expreuion ~nd
Interpretation. h it beauti-
ful, yot aubjeet to di1inte•
pation.
F'or· iucace, it was to
their ldYinlap to recllee
our military stren,ch at tbe
ond ol World War D. An in-
tentive P,opaaanda cam-
palin hrOU&ht rclaulu. and
ow boy• came home .Md
were dltbandod.
Lall Frid•y momina he
alated that on Jan. ll wh•.n
the cleraymen rrom the Na-
tional Council of Olurchu
were to mareh down Con'-
s titution Avenue, Washlna-
ton, D.C., uraina that the
war in Vietnam be atopped,
that • contrary mi nded poup
rcpresentin& the AmerlcM
Council or Olristian Chur-
ches were to march down
the same avenue at the
same time, diaplayina pt .... f
cards whi ch said: ''Vic-
tory in Vietnam."
•· Coro-., M.r, Colll. " . 'f1'£ NEWPOIT. HARBQR ENSIGN Woo .dj~ o M • •••-
PWet of r-al Clif'euiMion by t::owt decqe No. A-30178 •••
lliy_ It, 1951~ I• S.,"iw Cowt lor the CouMy of Or .... ; SIMo of
C.lllor•la, oM It,. reoMn 1her.of io qualified 10 p-.li.AI all p-lkl
... k:oo rer.il'e<l by low,
ARVO • HAAPA ................................. ow-..,d P ... li.._
It wu to their tdvMtaae
to drain away ow tromen·
dou.• aold reurve' and to
destroy our ability to re•
plenish ow store of aold by
minina more of it.
Pte HAAPA .............................................. .Aa.oci•• Editor
SUUCaiPTIOM IATU
O.e ye•. 14.00; 2 ,.. ... , f7,00
O.e re•. aoo: 2 ,.. .... 19.00
lo H-t.or Ar.o:
Ow; of Hwbot Ate-,;
<II. .l!tMJ "' -"¥ ..
ARVO E. HAAPA, owner and publ isher of $• EnJgrt
RALPH A. DIEDRICH, Fullerton city
councilman and newly elected president
of 32nd District Agricultural Associatioo,
sponsor of the annual Orange County Fair
a t Costa Mesa, welcomes these 3 new di·
rectors to the board. The photo includes,
from left, Pres ident Diedrich; Robert L.
Humphre~s. Costa Mesa assistNtt cit~ at-
torn.ey; Dr. Norman J. U.eyer, Costa Mesa
physicist; and Franklin 1. Remer, Ne•
POrt Beach attorney. They were appoin ted
by outgoing Governor Edmund G. Brown.
-The proeeu o( dollquo-
acenec miaht, fiauratively
speatin,, be a~uwned to af-
fect nataoru at well. We
have, ror example, the Uni-
ted States of America:
.. Coneeivcd in libeny Md
dedicated to the proposition
that all men were cr~ated ... 00~~······ L•Hers to the Ed-.•t'or ~~:;;;,':~::f.~.~~d:;.~
Oeorae ttacey Jordan. au-
thor oC •' From Major Jor-
dan's Diatiea," and the
.. Gold Swindle, 11 has told
the story o( our dwindlina
aold, and hat ai ven authcn~
tic information relatina to
the dismantlina oC our aold
minina machinery and or
closina down our aold mines
in the process. This mach·
inery, ao Major Jordan sta-
ted, was shipped to Ruuia.
The era or deliqueaceo1Ce
is comina to an end. Let ut
build up and restore the
beautiful imaae or America,
until its rorm and contouta
arc unimpaired, A Ul EIISIGII FEATURE THIS lEEK
Pleas e take note of the full page feature which in in-
troduced fn this Issue of the Ensign -011 page 2 of the
second section. It will be there each week, offering a
message to everyone. First you r attention, t~en your
comm ents and suggestions are invi ted.
,., enterprise was free and un·
SURRENDER OR. OlE? I have never had any chi!-The communist countries obstructed. Slartina on the
Editor or the Ensian, dren. When I had the income arc scndina fiahtina equip-eastern aeabo~d, we ~-
Accordina to a recent UPI I never objected to payina mcnt to ur · . quered a eonhnent, and m
news release our Secretary TAXES but now it is a hard-. 0 enemies 10 World Wars I and II, we ea-
of Derense, R. Stranae Me-ship. There are MILLIONS North yletnam, yet we ~re tabli ahed a military supre-
Namara, stated, "a nucleai of ld 1 · expanchng 0 "".' trade ~lth macy which mi&ht have en-
In October, B44, Harry
Dexter White, assiatant
aecretary or the ueasury
wtdcr Henry Moraentau, took
a lcadina put in fonnulatina
the Dumbarton Oaks pro-
posal•, and dealt a tellina
blow to our national finan4
cial atrueture. White was
later identified as a com-
Let us reecho Dr . Mcin-
tire's ria:ht ina words: ''Om
country is the most preeious
thing in the world. We ue
not aoing to saerifi ce it ror
aoything.'' • • •
lliERE IS NO BETTER FLAG TO lAVE!
o er pc op e 1ft the same these communt st countnes. circled the earth and have mi ssile war with the Sovo·et poso'to'on I th . " th t 11 th · m.. a a At e s ame time, we are brouaht all peoples under
Certainly not for a deli-
qu .. ced puddle.
·I'll let Sherm Hart finish my Log fo.r th is week. He's my
Legion commander -Newport Harbo r Post 291 -and he
writes a Commander's Column in each issue of the mon th-
ly Post publi cation, the Legionnaire. Here is his column
tor th e first issue of 1967:
would killl40million Amer-people over 65 with a home boycottina trade with peace-ourdominion.Wehad achiev-
cans.'' This could only with an assessed valuation ru t Rhodesia. Wh y? ed a monumental imaae or
mean that we have the of S8,000 or leu should We reed out enemies, and national excellence by the
choice of either surrender· not have to pay any school starve our friends, Why? end of World War 11. Yet to-
ina or die. What else could tucs any more. Ourlcouraa;eou.s fiahtinamen day, ':"c seem to be disin·
be meant by a s tatement Second: Jus t why s hould in Vietnam cannot -bomb tearatma.
"Dear Comrades, ou r men are dy ing io Vietnam. This
statement has been repeated so many times it has become
a cliche. Vietnam is eleven th ou sand miles away. If ou r
administration was tr uly in favor of fighting communism,
we could do it ninety mi les away -in Cuba, or clean
the traitors ou t of ou r o wn Government
like this? we not charae students tui-military targets, j ust junalc However, the warm winds
Phyllis Schlafl y and Rear tioo to said univcu itic:s areas and picayune taraet.s. beaan to blo~ after the war,
Admiral Ches ter Ward have and state colle1cs? 1 have Wh y" not neccuanly ''all wet,"
written a mos t alannina looked around the uudent Ou~ fliers are not allowed accordina to the popular
book titled "Strike rrom partina lots, and moat or evaluation oC the term, but
·Space," in which the y refer them have new or almost ~carry a full load of bombs, surriciently moist to be dan-
2 JUSt a handful. Yet when 1croua. The communists to some or our leaders as new, $ ,000 to S5,000 auto-th r .. · mobilu. IC the taxpayer is cy ly these runs, their were makina an all out ef4
munist aacnt.
Worst of all, the United
Nations. oraanized by
' 'peace Iovin& nations" to
save the world '• from . the
scourae of war," has not
only failed to keep peace
in the world, but is rapidly
becomina a one-world ao-o
vernment in whieh indivi-
dual ~ations lost their so-
"cr'~~tiPUy. The late · Adlai
"Most of us a s Legionnaires are no longer actually
bearing al'm s , but the most potent enemy of communism is
eKposu re. It is inc um bent Upon each of you to learn as
much as you can conceming the commu nist conspiracy in
1%7. With thi s knowledge as a weapon, you wil 1 be able
to expose and chase from public life th e few k:ey people
wh o are s elling our once Christian republic in to slavery
under the commu nist tyrann y.
aravedlgers ." If you have s upposed to Jive these stu-lives are just as much in rort to destroy our country
not read it, do so now by jeopardy as if they can icd a and to bury our people, for all mc:ans. dents a Cree education, just 1 l'u ll load Why? Arc they we a one stood in their way
lr 't t r R S•· why don't we aive all ~ d h II d th · 1 were no or . ..ange s upposed to do as little an c a enac e~r.-at,:-McNamara·s delibera te rc-these students and cryi na tempts to conquer the world.
duction in our mi litary hard· prol'cssorsanewautomobile? (Continued on page)) Their plan wu at once
ware aaains t the counsel of The univeraities only have mas terful and devious, yet
orficc:rs who we re charaed about 8'r. or leu of the stu-simple, They called their
with our dc:fense, we would dents that a:raduat c from shots and let us know in ad·
le>o.!.. -~vcnaon once remarked
that we already have lost
much of our national IG-
vcrei,nty and today we are
in danaer or losina more or
all of it. "Why has th e U.S. never declared war in l<orea or Viet-
nam? If you don 't k:n ow, write your senato r or representa-
tive and let us kno w the answer at our next meeting.
"When you and I served, it was for the U.S.A. Shouldn't
we continue to do so?
"Some people may call it flag waving ..• or by other
names ... but can you think: of a better flag to WA VE !"
Sherman Hart, Comsn.n4tr .... --__ • • •
Socialism Will Not -work
(Fro"' the Sorrla Arrtl R ~gist~r)
not be in th is com promisina high school and will only -~[----------vance what they planned to le t A and B araduale! go I we receive the witness do and how they expected to
dilemma. or men, the witness or God do ··t The -· . d t there, so they are discrimi• • Y c..,,. ptre 0
R. Stranae Mc~amara and natina: aaains t the 92 or is greater: for this is the drain away our national
Bar! Wancn s houl d be, by 939, or the students that witne ss of God which he wealth, to destroy ow na·
whatever means necessary , hath testiricd of his Son. tiona! sovereianty, to attack
I. d r th · th · cannot ao to the state 1 r·•-d · re 1cve o ett au onty He that belie ve th on the our mora I!X:"r,to un cmune
10 r th d · th univ ersities, but the p<ofc s-So of God th out pe ople's health tor~ w cr un enmnc e n ha the witness • ..,..
republic. sou and a small amount of in himself: he that believeth mc:nt the spirit or revolution
8Gb "--an • -~~enlt expect t~ tax-and lo stir up racial and
...... payen ~to pay their way not Gad. balh m..se him a clan strife :"\II to the end ~:~~~Beach. throu&h lchool. liar; because be believeth that out will to win would
Third: You do not sec any not the record that God lave vanish.
A low point was reached
when the infamous unilatcr-A~TH uq E MO~RISON al disarmament treaty was '
ratified, Md nothina has has been named manager at
been done so far to nullify the Corooa del Ma r Office of
its insidious provisions. Crocker-citizens National
Still on the downward es· 3ank, which is scheduled to
calator, ~r lcaislatora have F
poodered ''O'vet "'i.tie equ.ally open eb. 17,at 2859 E.
diaaatroUS' cbftgttt_,·'ue'aty Coast Hwy. He joined Cro c-
by which we would admit ker.Citizens as assistant
Ruuian consulates in to our manager of the bank's •Nil-
larae cities, osten sibly to mington Office in 1%2. His
In the nnal analysis, social-tbesil, e per eat ~ tbe people
Ism and communism •~ diffi· are doiq: 40 per ceat ol the
cult to distinguish and the trou. world's wort.
"RECKLE~ DECISION"
Editor of the Ensign,
The reportc:d acti on or the
Governors or the United Re-
publicans of Cali fornia to
of the studcnta and profe s-of his Son. Richard Cotten, who
sors in the private school And th is is the record, that speaks from the Conscrva-
raisina any disturbances God hath given to us e ternal tive Viewpoint, has told us
life, and tho·s lo·re ,·, ,·n ho'• that the nato·on be1an to and aakin1 ror public money for Cree education. Son. melt away durina the Wilson
He that hath the Son hath Administration, circa 11»13.
further international trade,
but really provKHna a screen
(or intensive spy activities.
It has been said that the
treaty was dictated by the
Soviets, who with un canny
rorethouaht provided that
the consular personnel would
not be subject to local, state
or national criminal juris-
diction, so that they could
commi t crimes with impunity
and yet ao free.
most recent ass ignmen t has
been a s r~ssistant manager
of til e C:osta Mesa Office.
He is a native of Santa Ana,
was graduated fr om Tustin
High School and attended ·
Santa Ana r:ol le ge. He is a
graduate of th e Cali forn ia
Col!ege of Mortuary Science
in Los Angeles . Mr. and
Mrs . Morr ison and their 3
children reside in Orange.
ble with both Is they wOD't Productioa. is tbe key fiiCtor
work. in any produetive ICODOmy, a
Socialism . a.nd communism position the toeid.Jta reject.
are primarily cobcerned with Their long shot la dMsion of the
_the division of wellth and would wealth, cerUiDJy DOt produc-
take the fruiL'I of another man 's tion.
labor by force and di.!tribute it Socialism's &nswtlr' to the
••each according to his need.'' problem at pr1 ••c:ti•• .-p~oy.
In a capitalistic soc iety, the ment is ceJIU'al r= hi ~Bier
emphasis is on increased prod-which a .o.tif'il! eJ.ite pro.
uction, not division. Capitalism gramJ: bd dinda an pnclue-
al.ao provides the incentive for tiou. However, tbe tbeoriiCI fiDd
the entrepreneur to produce: a that modena t e c b a o I o C 1 is
better and cheaper product JOmewblt ree~. Prodac·
available to the masses. lion ia ao a.pla: _. -.itive
UDder the system of compara-that it e&DDOt be dind:ed by
tively free enterprise, the Unit· politieal ~ b Ruaaia
ed States, with only 6 per cent the t.beorista ba'f'e ._ UD&b~
of the world's population, bas to plaq. ac~equtety for utitmal
been able to acquire 40 per ce nt ptoductioo or )II"G'ride IDceati"'
or the world's wealth, some-to Soviet worten to ,. tbllt u-
-thing the socialist and comm u-tra mile.
nis~ nations have been unable to 'I'benl's oaly .-aohJtita to
approach_ That little statistic the eeooomlc probleat If tbe
alone should be ample proof nf world aDd that's a free martet,
the superiority of capltali!.m. in which ~ idiatiw la
Now the socialists here and rewarded or reproved br eu.-
abroad are trying to shame us tomer acceptuce. ID a free eo-
for having accumulated so t.erpriae, produetive IOdety ev-
much of the world's wealth un-ery man il a capi&alilt beenle
der i lais.se:r:-raire ttonomy and be il a free maD.
are wa ming us that we must Governmental bUruueracy 1D
1hare our plenty w1th the impov· IOCialist natiou par&l,.._ bu-
erisbed sociali!.t countries or man ia.itiat.ive ud ll!ttlta kit
their peop~s will rise up and minimum procNctioa. Ia a free
destroy us. marklet, tbe b1l ~ productioa
Tbit it, indeed. a ttrange turD are taba r,. 1111 llritW
Gf events. Socialilt.s maintain and biDded ..,.. 1e a. peep1e
tbat all wealth it the produce of aad prodDctioa • •e Wptied.
labor, ud, aceording to their It's that atmple.
LEGAL HOnCE LEGAL IIOTIC!
oppose considerati on by the
Board or Reaents of Dr.
l)aniel Aldrich, chancellor
or the Univc:rsi ty of Ca!Hor·
nia, Irvine, as president or
the University of Cali Cornia
is 11 vicious and reckless
decision, It reflects innucn·
do and hearsay at its wors t.
All who have followed the
dc:velopmcnt or uc Irvine
rrom bare around to its pre·
sent distinctive campus and
competant ractlty know why
!)r. Aldrich's demons trated
exe cutive and adminis·
trative capabilities arc
so hi&hl y rca:arded. His
~eneral reputation in the
comm.tnity and his cease-
le ss dforts in briogina a
s trona mora l thrust to the
charactc:r or th e university,
as well as his di s tingui shed
personal s tanding amo na
educ ators throuahout the
c ountry, arc so well known
as to be be yond ch allenae.
1£ the UROC resoluti on
reflects the "deliberative
judament" or a presumed
re s pons ible seament or the
Republican party, then tbc
only an~ inevitable conclu-
s-ion is th is: God save the
Republican party and
America.
Harvey ~. Pease
Balboa Island, Calir.
TAX PROTEST
To:
Fourth: There arc: more Impetus was aiven the R-
de th life; and he that hath not ......--stu nU at do not ao to scvclt administration, 20
II d the Son of God hath not lire. co eac an araduatc than years later, when the Soviet
d d h . (I John l:Hl.) U o an t e maJority of them nion was recoaniz.ed, ~nd
are Crom rami lica in the low
income bracket, so I think a
revo lvina fund shou ld be set
up for every student that
wants to ao to achool, and
they w iII be loaned the
mone y to ao, and th eY' pay
the full amount ror aoina to
school. Just why should
you le1is Ia tors, profcasors
and re1c:nts have any objec-
ti on to Jhis plan?
J th ink it ia now time for
a II tupayers and property
owners to vote •aainlt tax
overrides ar.d school bond
issues and vote aaainst
both Democrat and ~epub
lican lea:is lators that are
not willina to conec t the
above conditions, so why
s houldn't you aet busy and
vote taxpayina law• that
will require people to pay
taus accordin& to their
ability to pay , and not heap
taxes on the individual
home owners and rental pro-o
petty.
I think it ia a fair way to
raise the sales tax, income
tax., and lusu.ry tax.es, but
not on food and druas, whieh
ue the basic necoasities
o( life. The r-clcnou that
arc hollerina free education
ttart to tcac:hina and work-
ina fl$ free.
STATE IOIIIIP
by Se•lllhlr Ja ... Sc .. 11ila
Dr. Steuart McBimie,
' 'The Voice of American·
ism," recently told or the
activities of communist in·
the once proud has be come areater than ow spired student upriainas.
and inspirina word "reform" taipayers cu reasonably He related how rebellious
has been the: exclusive pr<>-and riahtfully be asked to student poups had souaht
perty of collectivist archi-bear, Despite til the out· to impede the war effort by
tec ta of an all-powerful cries we have heard rrom bumina up draft cards, by
s tat c, wh ose idea of rc ronn lhose with a vested interest stoppina train a by lyina
is to &o back to methods o£ in continuina almost unlimit-down upon the railroad
r d 1 d d ' r tracks, and by scndina me-orcc an compu sion which c &pen IDI or hi&her cdu-dical supplies to the Viet
were already old when the cation -and will soon be Cona, who now ue Ciahtina
Pharaohs or Eaypt built the h~~ioa rrom ~ose w!th a aaainst our own boys. He
pyra mid s. stmtlar vested Jntcreat tn al-revealed the wont situation
Now th at we have a new most unlimited spendina ror or all: An crrort bad been
aovcmor in Sacramento de-welfare-much of the spend-made to recruit American
dicated to rcducina the size ina no~ beina done in these boys to ao to Vietnam and
and cost or aovemment, witb areaa 11 not only unnecea· to fiaht on the side of the.
more leais lators than ever sary, but actually harmful. Viet Kona. If there is a
bcrore who s hare that dedi-There maal be a dtcisive nadir in our national lire,
cation, it ia time to take and shift of cmphatit in every that lowe at low point was
use the word ••retonn" to tvclfare !X'OifUI -a. shift reached by thi s revelation.
r d nd. However, a parallel low describe: steps to limit 1<>-rom uneame • une IRI wu reached when our ao-
vcrnment and utend liberty haodoats of pocket moaey to vernment aouaht to expand
JUDGE IS SPEAKEII AT
IDYll' a.ue FaMILY •n
Judge Donald Dunaan was
a:ucst sped ;:c:r at the first
Camil)' niaht of the Up per
Bay Br anch or the Harbor
Area Boys' Club.
Boys honorc:d fo r October
No vember, and Decem be;
include Dudley Rich, tO;
Scan Cragin, 10; Fr ed An-
dersen, 13; Bobby Unvert 10 ' . . R1 ch Hes ton, 13; Tirey Ford,
17 ; Steve Ken t, IS; Doua
Bal comb~ 14: Roy Vanderaa,
16; Dc:nnas Theriot, 17; and
David Lumi an, I I. The New-
port Harbo r 2Q-JO Club
sponsors the se awards Cor
boy s who have: exhibited
toyah)', partici pation and
s ervice to the corr:munity
and th e Boys' Club.
IIOTICE OF HEARIIIC
Governor Rcaaan has at: retum.ina temporarily depen· trade relali0111 wilb comnam-
ready taken bis atard for dent citizen• to prodtaet.ive ist cownriea whicb now arc mucb~eedcd reforma ia tbe aetf ... apporL Governor Rea• tupplylua munitions o( war
financlna and admioiatralion p.n hat made tbia hia aoal. co che NOnh Vietnameae
of our a tate collea01 and To check abusea, he will wbO •e u1ina lhesc sup-NOTICE OF' PUBliC liEARJNG
1c • Ia · • • 1-to 'lll Notice I• hereby Jlvea dtat universities, This week he support Jll &iOft requtnrSJ P Th' • ow ~Den. the Plualas Com miuloa. of
IMOUnccd his ret~ aoals the [)eputmeat ol Social .eae •e only the hi&h· the City of Nl ewport Beach will
for the mucb ... baaed wolfan Welf•e to uafat eoanty lilht• ot lhe etfortt made bold • pub lc hearlas oa lite
proaraiTII ot California. w.ellare departmeata In ae&o-bt' the comnautill COiltpir· •ppllcatioa or the ftviu Co.o
fJ d ~ --• 1 acy• to cl"ttoy our nation. P•Y for a Uae Permit IU250 to As every obterYUt ci&izen bftl up • · ec "' nuu n• The IWII .... tal ~ ~.,·r 000• permit: location of two of' -•·-You wilt have to e.cu1e and •0 ,11·100-011 '"''" ..., 01 ua ~-Governor
u Ronald Reaaan_, every honest welfare • een01 it fri•'"&eniaa, but te~porary alp r,oupe for ~~ my typina aM Jl'arrnar, and .. L-... '":f:.'• 1 dl ld .Gov. Robert Finch, wor..er LLQOWJ, theae pro-AI a nMIDbtr of the Seaa&a wben we naJin lila& each 0 prov 1111 eaun-1 cannot type like I uud Soc' ~ h' c•t oa of New pon Ceater ud Senator John Sebmitz, AI· and ( pams are now riddled with tal Welfare COIMUUee 1 tUOC:OII ... ey ac ICIYe in-It• 11ajor tea•t•· ou
scmblyman Robert Badham, to nev~r aot 1 colleae wute and wtriaht ftaud. welcome IUGb leaialad~ creaHa the rate of ou de· locatecf •pfH'ollma~.r;"~ •II•
Dr. Mil Rafferty, U.C. tree education, I hope 10 Welfare.; hat become a we aad trill do alii can N ai•• 1i~tceace,, it l1 mo1t ••~ of Beckbay ort .. oa ••
Board of Reaenls, and &o hear yow utwera to the ·or Ute Eft t1 ~o... • y il u&ath." WhUe bariaa• II da~treuio.. •••t aide or JhlborH Road; above QUotliODI, • Of oq conac.en-. JD · It Ia hlrd to UDdent d JI'O':f. two located at tile l•kl-
tbe Letters to the .Editors: y tral tioua welfare worten and c<Joli~eace an dle tincere wtlat deUql.eac:on 'jd ••c oa of Crow. Drive •d dae
~'lTICE IJ F' BULK TRANSF'ER
Notice is hereby given to the
credltorll of Edward E. Sharp,
Traasferor, that 11 hulk trlllls fer
ia about to be m11de by Tr•••4
feror, who•l! bu!line•s address
Ia 2344 F.: .. t Co•t Hlgbwoy in
the City of Newport !Jeacb,
Coaaty of Oraose, State of
Caliloral•, aad a.ll of whoee
h11•iae•• 11•mea u d add resaea
11aed ,.,ltllltt. till,.._ yeara Jut
p•t, ao far .. luow11 to Tr .....
fel'tle, are AI W R2ot Beer Dr! ve
Ia. aad Newport Ceater nri ve Ia
lae., Z3U [Nt Cout lllshw ay,
Newport Beech, CaiHonUa, to
JoU B. Wlllleaa ud Saado C. o...w,., Traulert~e, whO.•
.... laeu M.tr..a Ia aou,·of
&I.e hiUowlag deacrilied per-
-~ ,..f..cy of Tr-le«)r, ...,.h, AI etoc:k Ia ll'.de, fix•
..,.., e .. .,. •• , -d pod Wm
•' • ~ttate o,h• r. R .. ..., .. ,
......... bowa M A•• Root
~344 Eut Cout Highway,
1n the City C!_f Newport Beach,
Coa aty of Ornse, State of
Califora.ia, aad that the fore.
goiag bulk traaafer will be coa•
summated oa or after the teath
d.ay of February, 1967, throash
Escrow No. 72-2 28, •t the., .. ,
crow department of the Newport /
Beach Braacb of Secarhr F'h'llt
Nalioaal B .. lt •t 3415 Vi•
Lido Ia tJae City of Newport
Beach, Cooaty of Ornt:e, State
of C.Jifo1111ia,
Oat ed J•aury 26, 1967
S•do C. Oe•ettopa,
Traaaferee
l am a man 78 yeart oid JC::'H 1 ~rrr concerned citizent 10 chtck C~lmeat ol tbe ao.eraor do 10 uti .,:• ...,.,. w .. t aide of MacArtlr.•r &o.l ..
and my wife it &4, and J · ac .' e abuus ban been ilftOI'ed tiDd ltia · Healdl ud Welfare . • ~· t •• Cln •ard.
am send ina you leaialatora 1501 Wutmanster or rejec&ed. with-penOn.j .Adrlllinian&Gr S WU . pac•• "It II wo.ld do to lfotlce Ia herebl fartlroel' &i••
-~~-:.: O.he I• .. d loc•led et
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Jolila H. wun ....
Tr ... fere•
Pvbll•h: Felli. 2, 1961, I•
T1te Newport Harbor Euip
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c.!! QUal
Chc tollo'ff'1ftl quutlons. Cotte ,... vilificadoa and lhraalt ...1 li .. IPIDoet • 'dM ....... UIJrlerty ... ich ....... ld ,.bile •• ,I.a. wru .. v. -to toe I .. ., <laaft 1r.,..MD&aoatca.cry. 1\ea hid 011 tile 161Jr. d•1 of, • .,.._
Pint: My wife and. I biYI WIM, AND G!T OUT ropriul apinu the wocaW.. -.ouoc:ed1 I eapec:t .. , 1,. e• recotaiH IIM·nery .-y, 1967, •t th ~o., of a.oo
p11id achool taus io Call· Editor of 11M &tip, be nformera. l.e••· DOl,.... will -.t ooa1idefWW op-.ltiale ta. let c:cat• !;"'· '-til• Coaaell 0•"-
foroia for 50 y .. u and my Pollowiq ia a copy o1 cho in .. •tiaadOil and llilperYi· poeili• ta the &ower .._ _.., 11 ..cceatf.l, .. Ball.~t :tJ•r' u..A.ac: City
·aeome is leu than tl.OOO letcer lhat I .. at 1o Pre• I-aion ot .,.b • .,. reoiplenle it lou ot 1M .. .,. .. ...._. '!.. ~ •l&a..._ 1 llnle. •1 •d •II ,.,. ... :.~:;
pat yoat, Jutt why thOCIIcll dOftiJ-911: In pn>tpacl-.._ala -• .u, ____ B-. d• !JIIa-1M • ., .,. • ..,. ._ -~Y l5'1! of ray yearly Income Why lte we GPii"' c:c:n-/•lr•aly circalaliq fa die IIIPJ!Cift 0cw ... a..,..•, 'toMi •z-zp 'eclltlh _.. ........
on my• home fr. taus lad tdaitta ia VMtaam, IDd .. .,.,, bureaaeracy, .,.... l(t wlfaa' ...... a. faa• of .., • ., ...._ :: '· c:-.:c-:""'-'
flO par moolh ,..,, lor ltalpiaa 111... anrywliora Tho wo!lara ........ Ul:o -...._ 10 -... laltaa, Pl..::. c-~aot.
undlna chllclran to ocbool? elu? lite 1>1blio adacadoe ......., wo!I..O - , , ..!,~IMI h Dr. C.l .,.,. ..., .. .,.,rei. I, lNT, •
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LeHers to the Editor
(Coatla•d,..,. Pall 2) A.utn.ia Md Yuaoala•la." f'iciala for hit Blble-bued ~~ aa poulble, While Do any ol tbe .. COUA• reliJiOI\_, •
lhemMivu facin1 d .. lb? lriol aid OUr enemy In Viet-Ouhamand Dr. Henry, edi-
Wby are our pilota forced nam? . tor of Chrittianity Today,
to take a certain rout.e, nick· 4. '• Entered into a cui-played host 10 the Novem-
named ualauabtcr alley"? tura! •••~ment with the ber "W?'I~. Co_nareu ?"
That it like aondina a eall· Sovaet U~:on for ~nother Evanaehtm t~ ~erhn.
ina card before a ttack. Why? two yean. They m~e .11:'• aaaantac •f!·
What kind of a war is thia, . Ate these_ murdercn really or ~ tnvatma a1ents m ., Our . T h' f tnterested tn cuhure? clencal eolian from com-anyway . CIVII&n c to. 1 .5. ''My riut rcsponaib-munilt ~;:ountries -Yuao-
do no~ acem to h.avo the wt~l ility to our poople· is to 11-alavia,.East Germany, Cuba,
1o wm, ao let ' tun:'. thta aure that no nation can ever etc, 'they alao paid the w~ back ~ the rruhtary rind it rational to launch a farea of .conaervative mini-
chief• where tt bclonaa, and nuclear attack or to uae ita ster1 fiom other natioru _
let'• WIN thi1 war NOW, nuclear power as a credible apparently on the theory
and GET OUT. threat aaainat ua or our that no one would mention
Sincerely, allica."' the evila of the communiat
Mra. Emeat McClellan What about other method• criminal conapiracy.
527 Weatminatcr Ave. of attack?
Newport Beach, Calif. 6. ''We have chosen to
fi&ht a limited war in Viet-
nam in order to prevent a
I araer war -a war almost
certain to follow if the
Communists succeed in
takina over South Vietnam
by force. If they arc not
checked now, the world can
expect to pay a far areater
price to check them later."'
TUNE IN fEB. 6
De ar Editor:
The case of Tillie Ves-
solls, now before the City
of Costa Mesa, seems more
like fiction than truth. Once
a month, give or take a
counci l mcetina. she goes
back to the City Council to
see if they will pcnnit her
to keep bet upholstery shop
open.
First, accordins to the
newspapers, they wanted
her to ,give 25 front fee t,
but s he couldn't be-
cause the loan company
said she would have to pay
them $6,;)00 first. This
caused City CoWlcil to take
a survey or loan company
policies to see H they would
all take the same action on
a dedicati on of prope rty.
Tillie was permitted to
operate until survey is com-
plete, then report ~ack to
council me eting. They a ot
but one answer to 25 qucs-
tionaircs and that was there
was no set policy but e ach
property was judacd upon
its individual location, ef-
fect of the loss or footage,
etA:.
Episode two has the City
Council set up a poll to
contact the property owners
on Palace Ave. to sec whe-
A. Isn't there a threat of
escalation?
B. What if. Corrununists
succeed by methods other
than force?
7. ''We are dealing with
stub born advcrsuy, commit-
ted to the use of force and
tenor to settle political
questions."
Is an adversary the same
as an enemy?
8. "Our adversary still
believes he can ao on
figh tin,g lon ger than we and
our allies are PfCpared. to
resist h.im."
What allies? Isn't our ad·
veuary convinced that we
intend to have victory?
1. ''The peoples of Asia
know that the door to in-
pcndcnce is not going to be
slamme d shut. They kn ow
that it is possible for them
to choose their own national
des tinies.''
Would this also ~ tr ue
(M Rhodesia?
10. ''I will ask the Con-
pess for funds to join in
an international proaram of
reconstruction and develop-
ment for all the people of
Viet Nam, and their deserv-
Fortunate! y, two of the
speakers did -from For-
mosa and South Korea. But
the communist "ministeR;"
took the platform to state
that Ch.riatianity has com-
plete freedom under com-
munism. How many were
gullible enouah to believe
that?
Dr. Graham and Dr. Henry
should have invited leadina
Christian anti-<;ommunists
to speak -such. ministers
as Dr. Carl Mcintire, Dr.
Billy Hargis, Rev. David
Webber. and Rev . Paul
Neipp. Rev. Ri chard Wurm-
brand, finally released
after 14 years in Rumanian
torture-prisons, should have
been the No. I honoree.
But with communi sts per-
mitting this ecumenical
con pess, it is easy to see
why no re solutions cou ld
be passed.
D.L. Evans
Box 42, Dallas 21
TME ENGAGEMENT of Beverly Aim of Newport
Heights and Douglas Cl ark of Glendale was anr.oun·
ced at a dinner and champagne pa rty at the home of
the bride-elect's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Aim,
401 Holmwood Or. The groom·el ect's parents, Mr. and
Mr s. Lester Clark, also were pre sen t, as we ll as
Beverly's grandmother, Mr s. Opal Kellison. Beverly
is a graduate of Newport Harbo r High School and
Orange Coast College and is now employed at UCI.
Her fiance attended Glendale Ci ty Coll ege and will
be graduated th is mon th from San F ernan do Vall ey
College, where he i s a soc iology major. The wedding
has been set for May 20 at St. Andrew'S Presbyter ian
Church of Newport Beach. (Pat Willson pho to.)
Stuart-Flo
rites held
Mr. and Mra. Jamea A. Stlt-
art, lS06 Irvine Ave., Har-
bor Hiahlands, announce the
mania&e of their dau&hter,
Hanict Jean, to Eric Mich-
ael Plo, son of Mr. and Mn •
Frederick T. Flo of Arcadia,
Cali(.
A double ring cere mony
was conducted Saturday,
Jan. 21, by ~. Charles H.
:>iercnfi e ld in the wedding
chapel of St. Andrew's
Ptcsby.tetian Chur ch of New-
port Beach.
The bride it a graduate of
Newport Harbor Hish School
and is now attending Oranae
Coast College, The bride· aroom attended Mt. San An·
tonio Collese and Oranac
Coast Collcae, and is now
employed by Pacifi c Tele-
phone Co.
A honeymoon trip to Ha-
waii is planned fot \larch.
$1 .000 FUND GIVEN TO
COMMUNITY ORCHESTRA
A $1 ,000 a year sustaining
NE..ORT MARII)R EJISIGII
A RU SECTlOII - -P. 3
THURSDAY, FEB. 2,1!167
CO !liMA DEL 11A11, CAll F.
Always the heart
of our
business
Why do most druastores sell
everything from breakfast to
dance 'A'ax ... ~ The answer is
simple. It is a matter of economic nttessity.
Americans, thank goodness. are ~~:enerally healthy
and there are not enough prescriptions 10 keep
all drugstores go ing. Thus. we sell a vadcty of
merchandist:. By so doins Vo'e are able to stay
open and render assistance whene\'C'r and wher-
ever it is needed. Prescription sen. ice, hov.<ever,
continues to be the heart or our business and we
are always pleased to assist you when mcdicatiom
ls needed.
Ct..istensen Phcrmacy
:1021 E. COAST BWY., coao•A DEL MU
OaJOU: J ·2550
fund has been iivcn to the
Orange Coast College Com-.
mun ity Orchestra by an anon·
ymous Costa \1esa patr on.
Conductor Joseph Pe arlman,
member of the OCC mus ic s taff,sa idth~ HOO·a-s~mes · ~======================~ ter funJ was ,iven "to aid r
in the pre sentation of public
(lfograms."
:'\/ext concert wil l bl! Feb.
26 at 4 p.m. in th!! auditorium
3aritone ~o~n Kirkham
will be featW'~d soloiSt.
..., w.
RAY RELDS, Jeweler
Mcuter Watchmaker
:-;,\:OM: BRA;o;U WATC'Hf:S
DIA)lO-..:i'lS • Jl::\',;f:LR\' • Gi n'S
lttb St.. C.ta MHG • LUMrty 1·1411
thcr a majority would dedi-
cate land for widening the
street; these statistics to
include all the for ced dedi·
cations alreadY received in
e-.Fhangc for use permits.
Tnlie i• permitted to o pcr-
ale Until returns arc in from
the poll. Mrs. Vcssclls and
hci husband contact property
owners and brina to c ity hall
enough names on a petition
to cause the Council to call
the project off for the pre-
sent but to assure Tillie
Vessells that widening of
Palace throu gh a "street
improvement district " ser-
ies of meetings was some
day in the future. Now
would she talk to the len-
ders and try to act their
consent fot a 1\)..foot ease·
men t for li&ht poles along
her property on Palace.
ing nciahbots who wish our
help.''
Even Ho Chi Minh?
Yout clarification wi II . be
of arc at help.
'YourS truly, Ri'Ch.ti E,''WoOdi'ri ....
1552 Miramar
... a brand new way of life in the University District of Orange
County's fabulous coastline ... the "Riyiera ~f So"!tl)~m .~lfornial~.
Tilli e 1s permitted to
operate until conferences
between the riaht of Wa)'
agent, the Edison company,
and the lenders re ach a
conclusion and tep;)Jl back
to the Feb. 6 mce tina. (Wh y
is the Edison com pany'rr
ri ah t-of-way the concern of
the city? I understand Edi-
son purchase their right-of·
way directl y from the pro-
petty owners. Can this be a
a back-door approach to get
10 feet free to widen Palace
Ave.?)
Tunc in at the counci I
meeting in Costa Mesa. Feb.
6 at 6 :30 for the next epi-
sode. Wit\ this serial con·
tinue every month throush
the years like Ma Perkins?
Mary Ann Sti lc
144 W. Cami le
Santa Ana
LETTER TO LYNDON
The Honorable
Lyndon 8. Johnson
President o( &he United States
The 'Mlite House
Washinaton 2S, D.C.
Dear Mr. President:
Several points covered in
your State or tho Union Moa-saae have left me a bit con-
fuaed. Followin1 arc some
of your statements and
questions I have concemin1
them. Could you help me,
Sir, by anawcrin1 these
queationa:
1. • 'The enemy it not
eaay to perceive, to itolato.
to ducroy."
What about Comnunitm?
2. • 'Our objective ia not
to coctiDUe tho co&d ..,., bUt
to eftCI i1.. ..
Doet this mean "ictwy1
3. ' 'O.t.-miaod that tbo
Export Bank c• allow co.-
~~~lal ondila 10 Poland,
• ., • ....... and
Cl~clliotlonki .. aa well as
Balboa
REAGAN PROBLEMS
Ediu>f of the Ens ian
'Jovernor Ronald Rcapn
faces an unusual situation.
lie is a conservativelty bent
admini s trator who must ans·
wer to a liberal cons tituen·
cy. The main problem he
mus t deal with is the atti·
tude of the people . They
put theu faith in a JO~
ticket that is pledged to an
a us teri ty pro,gram pa ttc rncd
after the one advanced by
'Jovern or James ,.\. Rhodes
of l)hio, yet have retained
their liberal feelings toward
social programs.
Education was the first
department chosen for re-
form. The Reasan proposa l
was a c olle,gc tuition fee
which would take the tax
burden off the ordinary citi-
zen and make it possible
for him to stop subsidizing
the wealthy student. The
plan was met with a great
vocal out"'Cty by th.ose not
accustomed to direct govern-
mental action.
Pat Brown's ')cmocratic
reaimc solved its problems
by aoi ng to the board of re-
gents for solutions and
rarely becomi ng directly in-
volved. The great difference
in the Reaaan yea:rs ahead
will be the stronJ executive
bra'nc'h, one willinJ to com-
mit itself to the issues that
confron t the people of the
state.
Education is jus t the first
department to come under
the austerity treatment, wei·
fare, labor and the treasury
departments shall rollow, but
it must be remembered that
at last a strong chief exe·
cutivc it makina his pre•
unce felt, and thit it more
than "Jovemor Brown wu
wi llin1 to do.
'Jary Moneram
Oran1e. Calif.
ECUMENICAL COMGIIES$
Editor ollho En1i1n
We ... lOftY to ae• 'illy
Ouh .. aod C•l Henry 10 ec~ical. .I
Dr. Oral!.,. 11<ljlally ·~· to tbe National Council ol
(politieol) ChU'Chu ia
MiiiDi Beach -but wu
crhici1td by one of dte ol-
.. .
LEGEND
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1l -Slla!lial -1 L Sun-1111 Ca. Slla!lial Caolor
12. •• I AirrtJft Cl.
11. '"""-""' 14. Celias -ear,. &
ha&tas Al1n -1~ -'fls1J liMo Sdlool
ll ""'"'" .... -l'n --NEWPORT RMERA
I and Z stories • ~ to 1.850 ~
ft. of IMng area • 2. 3. hi 4
bedrooms • 2 and 3 baths • Fllftfty
room and/or dell • Freplaces •
Private p~tios • Att.:hecl2«
llflltS • 111 biJitt-ins, indudilll
dislwmher • c.petq nl
lhpes tl1rouCiaJt.
$225.• ~ Cilia
•ine·sizt pcl!1l, diet, .....
rooms; povition; 'bitlilnl nl
card room: cnlls cenllll
pllolocriphy lab; ~ ,.
IIIJI!q llell1; T• C.W .. cHi•'•---IOPIIT •
• • • of social note
ly P-. airpliDo wt lb Now port• a
A lottt.J from FriO aad Mayor ud Mn. Pau.t Gruber
Dub Davia former Har~r lp .. 4ina toward Omaha,
View Hlllt..t residen.a-wtto NobrukL Mayor--G. said,
movod after Pilot' Dub "Wby hollo, Lorraine, wbat
c:ba._ed bia home Oyina ~~ you _dolna bore? ..
bate to t.ho east coa.u: ~ thina ~ou uo,
11 ••• We've rtcoivod ou.r Paul, a he rophod. ADd,
Etlli lfl• • .and onjoy lbo IWO onouah, &he Orubetl
couch t:1 bon. it ahet Ul. wert mo t by Lbelr aon •d
Thanlr:l for lho mention in dauahtoNn4•, Mr. aad Mrt.
tho paper, Howovor, wo've Rebert Oruber, aad Mrs.
moved to Freeport on lhe frey . -:u met by , bor soc,
Grand Bahama hland ot the Machin 1st Mate D1ck Frey ...
Baham111 and it's only our • • •
mailinaaddreu that ia Wut Bri.t and oarly tbil
Palm Beach (Florida). mornina a bevy of Zontians
\leavens! there's but one aathcrcd at the Oraoae
place in tho States for us County Airport to say. "Bon
and that's c~. where we•u voyap," to Winifred Bacon,
be visitina hopefully twice Hoaa Ho.pital admi nia ..
trator, enOiaht to Hawaii,
Travel !ina with Mrs . Bacon
is Newport Balboa Savina•
President Aanea Blomquist.
a year.
NEftRT HARIIIR Ell I~
ARST SEC11011 --P. 4
lltURSDAY, FEB. Z. 1111
COROllA D£L liAR, 1;\U F.
After hours
party halted
Police acalod 1 ronco to
tho rear of tho Primo Rib,
2332 w. Cout Hwy., Mari·
non Mile, and bcoke up a
2:35 a.m. after houu drink-
ina bout involvina several
persona on Friday, Jan. 20.
hmes E. Zeialor, 2288
Miner SL , Costa Mesa, was
on a charae of urvtna
after closina hours.
· ce aho ci ted Kenneth
Ru uell ,and Linda 0 .
Woll s, 487 Momina Canyon
Corona Hiahlandt; Paul
Fi ck, 226 19th SL,
REYN OLD BROWN , fre e lance artist in Los Angeles
fo r 4 major mo vie s tudios for the past 10 years, will
be featured in a one-man show beginning this Sunday,
Feb. 5, at Clyde Zulch Originals, 1835 Newport Blvd.,
Costa Mesa. A reception will be held from 3 to 5 p.m.
on the opening day. Mr. Brown , whose painting of a
clown is shown above, is a charter member and past
secretary of the Los Angeles Soci ety of Illustrators.
He drew the nationally syndicated newspaper adventure
comic strip ''Tailspin Tommy," and has illustrated
s tories for Life, Outdoor Life, Boys' Lite, U berty,
True, Argo sy, and other magazines and has done man y
co ver ill ustrations. He has done art work lor such mo-
vies as "Ben Hur," "Spartacus," "Mutiny on the
Bounty," "How the We st was won," an d "The Alamo."
"The boys are wi lh 'us
here, aoi na to Freeport
Hi&h School and it's areal
ha vi na lhem home althouah
their experience in Swiuer-
\and was worth lbe missina
the m. Maria attends SL
Paut•s Me thodist school,
dle other one and onl y
being S tar o f the Sea
Catholic Schoo\, and Jamie,
stays home wishin& she
cou ld be with Maria like
she was at ~tonte ssori in
• • •
The car in O'Brien's abop
window in Corona de I Mar
was reall y only a cardboard
imitatioo, but the real
thin&, a brand new Camara
with paisley top, was parked
outside to put a punctuation
ma rk on lhe new Voaue
collection of .. Camara"
fashions designed by David
Crystal.
NAME TAGS adomed wlt!l Kappa Alpha
Theta "kites" are in the backcjround of
this picture of sorority enthusiasts for
the Feb. q Theta luncheon and fashion
sho w to be held at the Amba ssador Ho tel
in Los Angeles. Discussing ticket sales
are (left tD right>, Mrs. Lawrence 8. Miller
of Newport, Urs. Will iam von KfeinSmid
of Balboa Is land, vice-pres id en t of the
Junio r Alumnae, and Mrs. Ray Astle of
Corona del Mar. <Ensign photo)
Cenu a! Newport; Donald J.
AUIIUStin, 243 1 4th SL, West
Newport Heights; and Jordan
M. Reifel of San Marino.
The I&Jae number of cars
outside the restaurant and
the late hours prompted po-
lice to peer throuah a
window.
·!ID\~!".:~.o!Cib-~·~·~·.·~. ~-·,Qll ···ro· .... •YJSJ··. ~-·~;: -:;q)/4 ... ~. ¥Ji•· •':(![)
~ VAlEN.TitH'S DA Y TUESDA Y FEB. 14 ~ •:.' .2 A trea t from ~ M ., ''fir ···• );'S .. ,"" TURNE R'S DRUG ~
j'R~S~~
~ C A N D I E S :••• •.· •· •••• ~ fo r all th< hard a·ork you:
·• @. 'tf~
~ J~a s done to saue our co untry.
i TURNER DRUG CO.
~{ P.S. Conserualwe men Wi e cand y too'!
'!$ Phone Ll berty 8-1153 •••
I ~·~ 2542 West Co ast Hi ghwoy t;jg
~ Newport Brach, Calif. :6.
~?:~. : ,-!;'B);;;~t-~f)~:·~s$t:~®'i:~~-~·
,-------ln its 16th Year-------,
Investment Course
ORANG E COAST COLLEGE
"n 1ntrotlucloOII to I~• bu ic luntlemenh ls of invn tin') i~ Corpo·
otlt Stod.., Iantis, t.olufu t l Ful\<h . Gov•rnment lol'ldl, l uildin'J I
loon Auoc ••';ons. lntendttl to 'JiY• pt•diu l knowled')e of j.,,
•lll,.onh t nt! 1lock u chen')e op1r1tion.
WM. L. O'BRYON , Instruct or
"Wea ther is warm and
balmy and we are all enjoy·
ing our new surroundina but
we do miss aocd ol' COM
and our n1cc friends.
"We think of you each
Ens ign day .''
• • •
Du ring th e recent holi-
days, American Leaion Gir l
Friday, Lorraine Frey,
round herself on the same
• • •
Amo~ the new res idents
in the new BroadmDOf sub-
di"¥i sion in Ha rbor View
Hills: Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Burlinsham and Linda, Brad,
Stuart and Steven, who
rmved o ver from Cameo
Shores , and Mr. and 1\otrs.
Jack Light, wh o moved from
Balboa h land ~ th their 2
airls and 2 boys.
CC to hear bank official
Roy A. Britt, vic:e.oChair-Chamber and by City of New·
TTBnof the board of Crocker-port Beach fundi, wi II be
Citizens National Bank, sifri tar to the completed
will be Ute speaker at the portion at tho Marauerite
membership diMer meetina Ave . int.enectioo.
of the Corona del Mar Cham-
ber of Comnerce. l
The meetin& will be held
Mond ay evenina, Feb. 13, '
at the Five Crown s restau•
rant, accordina to Carl
Kealey, president of the
Chamber.
Mr. Britt wi tl s peak on
"Why we are establishing a
branch in Corona del Mar."
· He served as president of
Citizens National Bank for
11 years pri or to its meraer
with Crocker-Analo in 1163.
He is past president of the
California Bankers Assn. and
o( lhe Los Angeles Clear·
ina House Assn. He was
ror~rly a direc tor of the
Federal Reserve Bank, and
held official positions in
the Los Angeles Chambe r been serving as general
of Commerce, the Me rchanll manager of a &5--store com-
llllli Manufacturers Assn. and plex in Vi rginioa, has beet1
Cbe American Bankers Assn. named shopping center man
Ed Boyle, chairman CdM ger fo r So'uth Coast Plaza
comni tle e, re-~·· , 1 • \hat plans for the Costa Mes.a;. ':'~~~a~1.ass•s
beautification or the tant and spec. a! advtsor to
on Coast Hwy . have the secretary of the Army for
been completed and have reserve forces duri ng the
been rorwarded to the New· Kennedy administration. Our-
port Beach Parks, Beaches ing World War II he rose from
and Recreation Comnission. 2nd lieu tenant to colonel in
'lbt project, financed jointly the Army . The Plaza, due to
by <be Corona del Mar open in mid-march, wil l have
70 stores in addition to th e
May Co. and Sears, wh ich
are already c.pen.
• . ' . Festival Artist
Betlns Clauea Feb. 6, at
BARBARA WEBER
ART SCHOOL
336 No. Coast Highway
Laguna Beach
Dr•wing and P•inting from the Figure
Still Life and Character Studies.
Lon ~hcope & Seosc:ope
494-2625 or 494-3729
Enroll Now -Write or Phone
-, For Information
H
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bas Ule luceat
select10111 of ,.,er
Mdplutl~ iD
orance County.
baa Cbe Joweat pri ces
in o,.ce County.
&ella ia .... uuu of
50 or 100 or cue Iota
to dlurebea aad
FURNITURE CO.,INC.
P'HOMI! , •• un AMP'LI! P'lll! P'AIKING IN lUI
IUCH
Seginnon11 Febru•ny sm
Fo• 5 ""eeks -W•dnesdG")'s 7:30 to 9:30P.M.
t.!•rint " Sc ~ool 11 oo ~ .. ,;,.~,. O·•~•
N~wpo" ~~~t~
ll.t')ilft • tt l~e Lu•••••
CHRIS BABBlTT of Newport Beach, at left, playing
the drums, and Jack Berish of Costa Me sa, tuba, have
been selected as members of the western division
junior college hono r band, wh ich will give play Feb.
8-11 at the Unive rsi ty of Michigan. The band mem bers,
89 in nu mber, were chosen from junior colleges in
California, Utah, Nevada and Arizona. John William-
son o f the DCC music department will conduct the
hono r band. The occasion will be the meeting of the
Coli ege Band Di rectors National As si.
VALENTINE
OIL PAINTING CLASSES
by ~~
e Sh-WeekCou.rse
e Oil Pa.inu & Canvu Supplied
e Sma.ll Clauet with Penoaal lna:rucdon
• Beainning & Advanced Adulu
• MOI"'Ilin& -Afternoon -Eveninll
Kar.ale instructor cited
Karate instructct" Howard alona Newport Blvd., near
H. Hidtrnann, 1822 Newpor t Hospital Rd., with. a beck
Blvd,, Costa Mesa, arrested pa.ck, and ran a warrant
by New port Beach police check on hi m.
Jan. 23, is scheduled to A misdemeanor wanant
appear before the Newport-against ~r. HIOtmarui.
Mesa municipal court today, was found and he was at-
Feb. 2, on a cha rae of res ted,
possession of mari juana. He Tne Costa Mesa polke
is free on s2,750 bail. departme ... t learned of the
Officer Gary Lee stowed arrest and ·infomzd Ne .. port 494·6487 the 5 foot 10 inch karate Beach that a felony warrant :~~:;:;:~;~=~~;:;:::::~i:•:":'"':'~"':·~wb::o~w~•:•..:h~ik~i:n~a was issued aaainst Mr. Hidtnwln Jan. 17 following
C 0 A S T S U P E R M A R K E T • police discovery of nar-
cotics at 1822 Newport
3347 E. COAST HIGHWAY CORONA DEL MAR 673..3510 Blvd."" Jan. 6•
1rn1uL1:R FI~OIIL_~~~~~~z§!~~~~·JRODUCE SPECIALS 'LAIID OF Tit! ~REE'
MINUTE MAID 6 ••· IS GIVEN API'ROVAL fO~r~a~~~J:u~ic~e~,l~·~··~~~~~~~m;L_~S~t.~-~ .. ~i~~T:~,..~:·: ... ··~:.":Fi~~·dlu:. 'c;;:: nn, n ay, Jan.
20, approved the c:ontfOoo
venial history tnt book,
.. Land of the free," ror
'----...;;.;;..+-,;;.,;;.;;;;;.o..&. _______ ...;;.::-. .. dis tribcion to 8th paden
-next September.
303 SIZE 19t FOLGERS
Coffee
•
JAMES R. DRIMMEL JR.,
forme r general manager o f a
Phoenix shopping complex,
has be eo named pub\ i c rei a-
tions director for Sou th
Coast Plaza in Costa Me sa,
i t is announced by Jim
Brewer of Winmar Realty1
management firm for th e
Plaza. He has served as a
consultant on tourism de-
velopment for th e states of
Indiana and Kentucky, and
has conducted promotional
activities tor many commer-
cial and s hopping center
campi exes in Southern Cali-
fom la.
CONTRACTS AWARDED
IY MISA COIIMCIL
1 lb •. (J9c 303 SIZE
(om21
The boolr: required n cor-
rections before beina ac·
c:epted by tho state coiTITiit·
1ionen. Co•.,.ervative
P"OUPI charae that the boot
is critical or tho free·
enterprise sysr.sm.
At an adjourned rneetina
held Monday·, Jan. 13, the
Cotta Men City Council
awarded Sulty~itler Con·'
tractina Co. of Oranae a
19.~.20 contract to i~
prove 630 feet of van....,.d
Way, soup of Fair Or.
STUDENTS LEAD Q.ASS The c<Xlncil also accep!ad
Lany Petolloo, 101 lSlll the Sl3,606 .91 bid of R. L. .sTRAIM!D
Food St., Newport Beaoh, will bt Noble Contractina--co. of
on-tA tho ttudont l .. dora OraPee to lmpro•~ Anton ::;-------------t;;;;;;;-;-;f;-;;:;;:;----------1. for attudonl•initiated couue Blvd., between Briuol S~.
m ,.Conllrndtm in .-\nwri· and Santa Ana-Oelh•
ca" darina 1h• tpriaJ ..... Channel.
rauter at Cal Stac., Lana :---..__. ......... __ _
====:::-=:---=:~"--f Beach. Thi• wlll ... -tl -· v-cw.
tho c:oar .. • otrored in the Iff • ..............
nporimenlal colle10.: .C411 DJ.05111
SPECIALS
CARPETS DRAPERY
-~ ~~
• LUXURIOUS CU5lOM
EXTRA-TAILORED
~NG WALL to WALL
RYLAH CEILIIIG to FLQOR
SHAG HEAVY DUTY
INSTALLED TRAVIS RODS
OVER CHOICE OF
FOU PAD FINE FABRICS •
Rog. 119S 10 ft. WINDOW
~ Rog. ~7.00
Now $10.95 Yd. SH.AG No• $69.90
FREE ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY GI:YEN IN YOUR HOME
-
•
!!~~~J?~OP.f!.Rpodles ..
Occidenla'l laawuce COfDoo LL Oov. Robort Pia(:b will wu booorec! by recetVIftJ
pu.ies bave joiDed bandl be lhe auest apoalr:er at the the coveted DAR American·
• . .Tony Hall, 100 or Un~olnDay LIAft~eoft ·~M lam medal.
NEWPORT HARIIlR EIIICJI
ARS'T SEcnON --Pa• 5
TltUMOAY, FEB. 2, 1'167
til ROllA DEL MAR, CAll F.
New arrivals at Hoog
f.W.., • .loa. 20 Boy-Mr. Ud Mra. Edwud
Boy -Mr. 111111 Mra. Roo-P!i....,. lt6 llrootwood
aid Smith. 2347 Oranae st.. eo.~ hleaa.
Haul 1nd Blain Hall of torcd by the Oruae County
Corona del Mar, has taken Pederalion ol Republican
u his bride Briacttc Women. , .The Newporter
Anderaon, a nalive ot Oolh· lnn ••. Jamboree Room. , .
ea.bora, Swo4ea. He worb Feb. 10. Tiekcta arc still
lor Hartford and abe for De-available by callina Jac
cldental. lbeir small lam-Wood, 673·2384.
lly weddina ceremony waa • • •
the tint to bo performed in "My Latvia·' waa the aub-
lhe new Lutheran Oturch of jcct or the talk aiven by
the Maatclr in Harbor VIew AnnaLc9 E lliott of CoaLa
Hills. Terry I• a aradu.ate Mesa at the 9AR monthly
of Newport Hubor Hiah mec tina. • .Rcacnt Marao
Sehool, Oranac Coaat Col-Corkett of Lido prc aidina.
leae and San Dieao State, At the same meetina Anna
Church News
First Bap\ist Chutch of St. AndJew'a Preabyterian
Co.ta Mesa, 301 Maanolia Chmch, 600 St. Andrew's
St. -'>r. P.G. NewnaM Rd., Cliff Haven -!Jr.
will preach on "The wounds Charles Dierenfield will
or Jeausu at the 11 a,m, preach on the topic, "Have
Sunday service. His topic a aood opinion of yourself,"
at 7 p.m. wi II be "The dan-at the a, ~:30 and 11 a.m.
THE ENGAGEM ENT of their daughter, Susan , to aer or disqualificati on," services this Sunday. An
Robe rt McDonald Hanson, son of Mr. and Mr s. Wayne orpnizational meelin& of
Hanson of Brentwood, is announced by Mr. and Mrs. The Plymouth Conareaa-the new drama auHd will be
Harvey Curtis Somers of Balboa. Miss Somers was tional Church, 3262 Broad held at S p.m. in the fellow·
graduated !rom the Newport Harbo r High School and St., Newport Heiahts ship hall.
is presently attendi ng the Univer'slty of Sou th ern "Thesecretofsatisfactioo" will be the sermon topic of Newport Unity Church,
California. She was presented at the Newport Harbor the Rev. J ohn Ptidonorr at mee ting in the Senior Citi-
Children's Home Society Ball in lqb3. Mr. Hanson the 10 a .m. service this zens .,clubhouse, 15th St.
is a graduate of th e Webb Sc hool of California and Sunday. The conareaation and Irvine Ave., Cliff Haven
the University o t Sou th ern California, where he is will observe aues t Sunday, -The Rev. Loren Flickin-
now doing graduate work. (Beth Koch pho to.) and each member is request-ger will preach on the topic,
.t.. "I &ive up," at the 10 a.m.
1 ~POR T ,, '
GUCCENBEIM ELECTED ed t.o bring a auest to u1e Sunday service. ~obert Guucnheim of servtce.
The Bawnan Bi ble tele-1386 Galuy Dr., Dover C entral Bible Church,
Shores, has been elected O'anae Ave. at 23rd St., course s tudies will be pre-
vice-<:hairman of the board Costa Mesa -Corrmunion sent.:d by Harbor Area Me-
of trustees of the Chapman service will be held a t 10 :30 thodist churches, beginning
College in Orange. He is a a.m. this Sunday, and Pastor this Sunday, Feb. S. Each
former executive of the Henry E. Jooea will preach lesson includes a half hour
American Smeltina and Re· on "Heaven•s magnetic film presentation, followed
fining Co. power."' The topic at 7 p.m. by class discussioo. The
MESA
C t "0\ A
will be "Caleb, a man who course will be given a t the
rollowed God," from the Balboa Island Methodis t
14th chapter of Joshua, Pas-Church at 7:30 Mondays and
tor Jone s will begin a new ~:30 Tuesdays; Christ
series on Bible characters Church by the Sea, Central ~y~an~.iJ~•·~;·::ki1~:.~i 7 w dn d F b !I Newport , 11 on Sundays and at p.m. e es ay, e . o.
Burt in Ad 'II beth r· · 7:30 on Tuesdays; Fi rs t "·T•.e~l!!' am wt e trs t topt c. "'~ Me thodist Church of Costa
-al•o-First Christian Church of Mesa, 11 on Sundays and
'"-KISS TH! GIRLS Costa Mesa, 712 Victoria St. 7:30 on Tuesdays; Men
& MAKE TH!M DIE' This Sunday will be "know Ve rde :\iethodist Church,
our chwch day,"• The Costa Mesa, 8 p.m. Sundays
mmts ter, James Piercy, and 9:30 ~·londays.
will &e ll of the beainnina of
the rea&oration movement The followi ng comnis-
u.d the principl .. r01 which aion chainnen have beca
lhe Christian Church stands, named ror St. Mark Presby·
Guest speaker a t the ves· terian Church of Corona del
per serv.ic~ this Sunday wi ll Mar: George Fuller, Chris-
by Jerry Kina from Pacific tian education; Ernest Mc-
Christian Colleae. Gill, membership; Carol Le·
land , general mission; Tom
The Lutheran Chwch d Rothwell, worship; Tom
the Master, HOO Pacific Hud son, finance; Bob Virc-
View Dr., Harbor View sik, s tewardship. Commi t-
Hills -The Lord•s supper tee chainneq are Lois Sword,
will be offered at the ~ and children's work; Bob Bein, 11 a.m. services thi s Sun-adult education; Don Hil-
day. 'lr. William Eller will de brand, church and.society;
preach on "Chastened or Lorna Hudson, evangeli sm;
condemned." Youth of the Lauric Kelloaa, parish life ;
conareaation will oraanize MarianMcGill,new members;
a Luther Leaaue at 7 p.m. AI Kelso, sacramenta and
Sunday, The League will be ushers; Genevieve Hoffman,
aueats of Pastor and Mr s. human need; Charles Sword,
Eller at 706 Santana Dr., ti me and ta\en~s ; Roy Jones,
Irvine Tenace. The first in house and arounds ; Walter
a series of lenten worship Hagan, building and lona
hours will be held at a p.m. range planning; Dick Rawl-
Aah Wednesday, Feb. 8 ings, nominating; Mike
The Christian Science \Ianahan, public infonna-
Chu.rches , Newport Beach, lion; Catherine Rothwell,
Corona del Mar and Costa chancel guild.
VOTE NO Mesa-"Spirit" is the topic Beginning Sunday, Feb. 12,
of thi s Sunday•s lesson-ser-Pastor Hess of Harbor Trin-
mon. The aolden te~t is ity Baptist Church of Cos ta
from I Corinthians : "By one ~1esa will present 7 mess-
Spirit are we all baptized ases and filmstrips relatin g
into ooe body, whether we th e passioo, death and re·
be Jews or Ge ntiles , whe-smrection or Jes us Christ.
ORANGE COAST JUNIOR COLLEGE
Tax Override
ther we be bond or free; and The theme is "In ow stead:'
JOIN THE TAX RE BELL ION have been all made to drink
The Torrey memori al
Av~ •• Coua Meaa. Prt..,, J•. 27
Girl -Mr. and Mo. Wi l· Oirl -~-,.,.. -_ • • •
Jody and Dan Day of Cor-
ona del Mar ue no lonaei-
in limbo but have moved
with their boys lO Palo Alto,
where ~an has bouaht a
Chevrolet aaency,
ham Oermann. 347 Nauau &rd 8ruyneel. ll&l PKiOo
Rd ., Costa Mesa. Ave,, Cotta Mesa.
Svturdoy, JCM. 21 Boy -Mr. and Mrs. !)ennia
Boy -Mr. and Mrs. John Da lebout, 6H Conareu St.,
Scholz, 382 Vilsta Bay a, Costa Meu.
Wes t Upper Bay. Mr. and Mrs. John
• • • Gi rl -Mr. and Mrs. Andrew n~ Junipcro Dr.,
Kogan, 61)3 Marguerite Ave.,
Corona de I Mar, Notina that the sun waa a
little brighter and the water
quite a bit warmer, Bette
and Bob Vordale of Lido are
enjoy-ina ju1t that, • .in
1-lawaii . • • •
Boy -Mr. and Mrs. Ri ch-
ard Markell, lSl Costa Mesa
SL, Costa \-tesa.
Boy -Mr. and Mrs . Roy
Thornton, 2863-B Mendoza
~r., Costa Mesa.
Mabel and 'Nil Watson or Sundoy, Jon. 22
Corona del Ma r rcwm ed from Boy -Mr. and Mrs . Peter
La Grange, Il linois, a sub-Baldwin, 1073 Corona Lane,
urb or Chica1o, jus t in time Cos ta Mesa.
10 min the great snow Twin &iris -\1r. and \1rs.
Veran Boothe, 131 7 W. Bay stonn ••• and to join rriends TH~ GE V. ',;ary l)emarest, SL, Cenual Newport. and nei&hbors in a rarewell pastor of La Canada Pres· Gi rl _ Mr. and \trs. Earl
party for Marprct Michaels, byterian Church will speak \1auers J r., 22as Miner St.,
wh o is joinin1 her husband at the annual dinner of the Cos ta \1esa.
in Venezuela. \1ary !>avis 0 o o T u -0 •-y, Jan. 23 range ,_.cast YM,,.A hu rs-,._. -was the hostess, and gues ts Gi rl _ Mr. and \Irs. \dn · lud d C l ud' 1 day evening, Feb. 23. in IRC e a ta Balzer, Scott, 1023 W, Wilson St., D I Don ld 'I tl':: '3alboa Pavilion. He has ar ene a s on, ar-Costa \tesa.
pret Kredel, Velma Keeler, served on the national pro--Tues.Joy, Jan. 24
Theresa Ha ll, Kath y ~.tit-gram s ta ff of the Fellowship Gir l -Mr. and Mrs . Ron
EIIOUIOW!
N•w Cfo.,.• lfcrrtinw
1ebruory 7th
lAIN TOP PAY
AS A MAl' SmiST
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• 1>:1 flNU Trail1i111 AnHMit
. .• AllywtJtn
• A rltll.Y ACCHDnO COUU[
• ft(( l't.JC(M[Ifl SUVIC( Is ..
Merit A•••
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$1:11Nils k tt , .. As-Mer
St'Hii /nr f>f<t Fr~ B1H•41f'l
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#8tvtliiiw
chell and Helen Spann, all of Ch ristian ~thletes . "Je w De en ,l405W. Balboa Blvd., 'th«widocrot ,f
of Corona del Mar, and Lau-offi cers wlll be elected at Central Newport. BEAUTY COLLEGES
ra Vance of Balboa Is land. Boy -\lr. and Mrs. John SANTA ANA the meeting, and awards s ' 7 p 1 • • • toneman, _6 1 a oma Dr., S04 H ..... o~ ... , ,h t-tt·"ll
will be ptesented to lay West u r B ANAHEIM Airman Kent Schisler, son ppe ay. 1n 1 t-... ,h ,,..,..
of Be tty and Ral..l. Schisler _le~a_d_e_r_s_._ Boy-\tr. and \irs. Konrad .,_, Garlock, 2a il 'lei \lar A\'e., GAIDEN GlOVE of Balboa Is land, climbed tms ... ,,.. "'· Jt. 4-t!U LEGAL NOTICE Costa \lesa. ~=~~ on board ai rcraft carrier , . Boy -\lr. and \~rs . Pat-USS Princeton early ~onday O.:fl 110~ 'JF' Pl'll.JC IIE-\RI\G · k tl h 521 w tm' motnin& in Lon& Beach. ~otic~ i!l h .. ro:by !l:i•"en thou n c · ans aw, e ~ •n-th~ Plannin' Commi,..,.ion of s ter Ave., Newport Heights . destination, Vietnam! • • •
Julia Thomas or Ir vine
Terrace will hostess a tea
for the Cinderella Gui ld or
The Children's Hospital So-
ciety on the 15th hooorina
sus taining and associate
members.
• • •
the Cit~· of 'O rwport q.,ac:h ... ·ill w-•--• J 2S
h ld bl. h -s<:~oy, on. o a pu 1c raflnjl on th,. . . . appl icootion of J.·\. n~dc for 11 Bo) -\tr. and \trs.WIIItam
[,.e Permit ::1:!48 tQ, permit: Leach, 113 \tariaold Ave.,
ro:con!'ltruction of 11.n r l i!iti nl! Corona del \lar.
mMine fu~l facili~v. {Sh ... ll ~ill Bo . _ \tr, and \Ir s. Louis •n th~ und .,.,.,,f,,.,] dn'lnct, .)
nid facilit,· is locat .. r! h,.1we~n \teltck, 67~ Center St.,
lhe bull.:h~ad o1nd pit'r li ae ap-Costa \lesa.
proximatet~·.10' \,\\,of At~:•te Thursday, Jon. 26
Avenu,. on Balboa l!ll'nd, R•z· Roy _ \lr. and \Irs. Alex W!i td of Lot"' •1 S. "· ll!ock , , . In& and Jack Hornbeck of Section 1, Tract Ualbo11 \sland, To lstoy, 212;) Repubhc
East Bluff took a short ho li· Sot ic~ is h~r .. by furth~r !f i''"n Ave., Costa \tesa ,
CUSTOM FRAMING
• Ongmal O tl Pamttngs
• F1ne ReproductiOn$
"Th•'•r ·~ ••f) f•'fllol(. /,J,,
Jt [)A .'r/E • ..; II •I•IW~
646 ·9 172
day to visit rriends in Bor-that nid public hearing will br Girl _ \h . and \Us. Carl
rego Springs, h .. ld (1,·. thr 16thh d•.,v of r,.b·.u· J ohnson 4;)4 Bernard S t., .... o .. rs IOJO ..... lo 6l0 ll·"'·
ill)', 67, at I ~ ~~ o 8: 0 ;r!!!:.:~':.:;:;. ______ Jl:::;;'~'':':~:S":":':':":':":'::::~u • • • p.m. in thr Council Chamb~r,. Cos ta \lesa.
126 E. 17 rlo So., Cuoo Moua
"~e's a funny man and of th~ \'r.,.·port tlr•H'h f.it)
well pre served," so thought Hall, •t wh ich tim~ •nd place
Joan and Slack Winbum and 1110Y and all p .. r•ons int~te!ltl!'d mav appear an d b.. n .. ar d
Marilyn and Jack Hopwood.J.:I th~r~on..--
a\1 of Irvine Teflll[\c, when ~ay Y. C:opPiin, ; .. ,.,,.~ ......
they attended the lac k Ben-:"'ewp~rt fle01ch .rlt)· Pla.nnllll( C:onm1 .... 1on
ny show a t ~lelody land Sa-_PI'~Iish: r~b. ::!, 1967, in
twday la'll, ~ 1tewpart H•T"bor E .. l p
· ~ • • • ~. • ~~ Mft'wttPAt'"' Ga0t.tP
Leat there be come mis-SETS PANEL PROGRAM
take .•• Friday , Feb. 14, is The 'Nomen Associates of
the date of the afternoon lea the Univers ity lnurfaith
at which Iris H. Wilson will Foundation wi ll hold th~ir
tell of her new book, "Wil-next genera l me mb~rship
liam Wolfskill," a t the Bay-mee ting at 10 a.m. Tu~sda)',
crest home of .\tary White Feb. 7, in the ln t~rfai th
••. sponsored by the Friends Center Lounge, 4201 Cam-
of the Library. pus :>rive, Irvine.
• • • The mem bership, wh ich
March 4th. , .plans are nwnbers 3"'0. is m aJ~ up of
well on th e way for that day womc:n from the ch1 ches
whe n Bob and Babs Haviken and synagogues of the com-
of Balboa Island leave for munities n.:ar UC I. Th ~~ are
New Orleans .. ,then •.• Ft. in teres t~d in off ering the-
Lauderdale and a 2-week Interfaith Foundation an
Cari bbean cruise. intercultural program for the
• • • Womc"n of the communi!}.
Eleven-year-old Janet The Fe b.7 t(lpk is 'Tnny
Gonawer of Balboa penin-th rough diversity." :lr. Ce-
sula will reluc tantly Jea\'C cit E. Hoffman wi ll be chair-
her new lhroughbr~d sho ....
h(l rs e, Solar Light, te1
join her parents, Uarnt:t
and Jack Frank of Baycres t
for & weekend in Plar a del
Rey.
• • •
Flash!. .if you should
see Li z Palmer whipping
throu&}t The Blurrs on a
shiny new motorcycle •. ,
she too is doina a double-
take ••• she won it~
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KINGS SCORE KEY WIN, 73.fJ2 r---:=;:::====:-~ Eagles falter,
IQse 73-62 ly Mlh Leedt up the reboundina dack.
'Mten sportswrltert and The Sea Kin&a out-acorcd
ooachu were conaiderlnt E•tancia 24 to 10 in the
~CAQ.IP~COntendeu .-.Pefm· \hitd quarJtf and 23 to 20
basketball season, Corona in the fourth •• they made
del Ma r Hiah Scbool waao•t
thouaht or. The)' arc now
one ol the m01 t talked aboul
tcarna iD Oranac County.
Bill Bloom's scrappy Sea
Kinaa have su rpri 1ed many
authorities since the early
ratin&t and now bo!lit a 6-1
record in the tough lrvine
League.
Corona was able to achieve
, this exalted posi ti on wi\h
a key 73~2 win over Estan·
cia last Friday niaht in the
Sea King 8)'m before a capa-
c ity crowd. Corona played
inspired bal.\ as they over·
came an &~point defici t ,in
th e third quan e r to pin an
overwhelming defeat on the J h w·1 · on ICOJC h•t~~;i~:te~n Ea!~:~· co ach John Wt"ltOX
Bloom call ed their "best
effort of the year," the Sea
Ki n,s we<e playing catoh· sets record up ball for the most pan of
the game. J h w·l f The first qua1ter was a 0 n 1 cox, son o. Mr.
see-saw battle, with the Sea ~~ r-.·trs . Robert W. W1lcox,
Kings coming out on the ¥027 Deborah Ln. , I-I arbor
short end of a \5--IJ score. 1-!ishlands , set a mee t re-
The Eagles dominated cord and captured 3 ~irs t
most of the second quarteT places at a mid-winter swim
play as their viciou s scm· meet held in Fresno on Sa·
ing machine went to woTI.:. turday, Jan. 23.
Estanci a's jun1ping jack The 12-ye ar-old, a member
Phil Jordon, probably the of the Coast C li pper Aquati c
ahamblCI or lhc Batie dt•
renu in the late drive.
The Sea Kinas shot a
phenomenal 8Sfl, from the
fre~th1ow tine aa they made
l.S ror 16 in the s econd half.
Kinde ton ended up with 23
pointt for the niaht while
....... 111-
Jim_Kiodelon. Corou deL
Mar JUard. teemed Lo be. lhe
diftereoce between victory
and defeal for lbc Eatancia
Baalea laat Friday niJhl at
,IIUT SfCTIOM. f'AG I' .. THUISDAY, PI I . 2, "" &he Corona Jym II tho Sea
Oary Bailey had 11 and 1-------..;:;;.... ____________ -1
Yule accounted for I). • • • L--..;;;.;.;..;.;.~,;.;;;.;.;..;.;;..;_.;.;;;;.;,.;.;,;;.;.:..;.:.;.;;..:;..:.:.,:,;_J Kina• took the Baalu 73-
0n th e Tuc&day before, INtRODUCING the Sea Kinas dOwned Foun-62.
tain valley 51 to 31 in the The towerina Baale• led
Baron s ' new aym despite an s K • c hom the onset to tho middle
orr day all th e way atound. eo lng ogers of the Jrd period, when they
Corona shot a frigid 36% lost the lead, never to be
from th e n oor and a miser· aained aaain. Wi th l :llleft
abl e 50% f10m th e free throw ·in lhe l rd qll&rtcr the Sea
line while turn-Qvers were Kinas took a 44-4llead.
made in great abundance. Jubilant Sea Kinas hoi1ted
Fortunately th e patented Coach Bill Bloom aloft their
Sea King defense was ef-shoulders and carried him
fecti \'e as the ~· held the about with wild cheer;:,g.
BaTOns to a scarce II poin ts The victory put the Sea
1n the fi rst half. The on ly" Kin&• in a tie with Huntin&-
bright spot in lhe Sea King ton Beach for the Leaaue
offen se was Gar)' Bailey, lead after lhe close or the
who made sood on 6 of 12 first half of loop action.
shots in the rirs t half to The Corona attack was well
keep his mates in th e game balanc ed with Jim Kindelon
scoring wise. J ohn Yul e and pottina 23 poi uts and Gary
Steve Leech combined for Bailey contributing 17 coun-
22 tebounds in th e decisive
but not too impressive win.
Bailey ended up with 19
points, follo wed by Yul e,
13, and Leech, 9.
COM plays Laguna this
Friday at 8:00 at home.
ters ,
JOHN MORRISSET JOHN MACK For Coach Bill We tzel's
Senior Senior somber players, Big Phil
Guard _ fo rward Guatd JIXdan once again led the
6'0" s•tt" team with 23 points and
\55 Jbs. 150 lbs. about 15 rebounds, ruling
JOHN MOR RlSSET is th e JOH N MA CK is one of Co r both boards with the help
complete .ballplayer. He on'a's talented reser<ves. He of Chris Ne lson through ou t
bes t rebounder in Orange Club and a student at Hor-PUtA.T~S OV£RCOME the first half and mos t or shoots well , passes well is probably on e of the best the Jrd. \1ik.e McCa rtin con-
and plays outstanding de-outside shootin g reser<ves in County, dominated the ace Ensign, stroked to are-TOUGH CYPRESS 69-62 uibuted 13 as 2nd hi&h scor-fense. John tran sfered hom the League. It seems !hal
GARY BAILEY, of the Corona del Mar Sea Kings at-
tempts a sho t ove r Estancia's 6'6" cen ter, Ch ris Nel·
son, in the Sea Kings' 73---62 victory oV er the Eagles.
Bailey scored 17 for the winn ers. (Photo by Dale Samo·
ker.l
boaTd!' as well as the scor-cord setting pace for the
ing in the second quarter moe t in the SO-yard butter·
surge. The Sea Kings were fty , eating up the distance
onlr abl e to pull down 9 in 26 .8 seconds.
rebounds ""hi le scoring 13 In other 11 and 12 year age
points as the Eagles lead group competitions, he s tro-m creased to 6 at half ti me, 32·26. ked to firs t place wins in the
The Leaaue leading Orange
Coast CoHege Pira tes
weathe red a sur prisingly
rough storm against Cypress
in a non-conference game
Tuesday and ek.ed out a
6"1 to 62 victory.
er for the Bi g Red.
Redlands High School this wh en he has the ball the In the first half Estancia•s
year and has fit into Coa{.h rim becomes a magnet and sharp shooting and ddt con-
Bloom's plans perfectly. his shot is attracted thnJ trol of the boards made all
Bloom slresses a pressu ring the hoop. He has scored in the difference, and it looked
ty pe of defense and there is every game he has played like the Eaales might run
no one that pressures better in despite the fact !hat he away with it wi th a lead of Bucs beat champs 97-92 Wi th guard Jim Kinde\on 50 yard freestyle, in 26 .7,
leading the wa~, the Sea and in the 200 yard indivi·
Kings staged a stunning dual medley, in 2 mi n. 28 By Ri c:h Si*'Qel Stephens made a hair· second half comeback to sec. raising layup, but the Pi-J li teral\y blow the Eagles He also won rd place in rates came back. to bea t the off the court. Kindelon sco-the 51)-yard breast suoke,
press as s peedy Bart Car-red IS points nn some un· with a time of 36.3, and
ri do s cored on th e 2.on·l belie\"able drh'es, while pla ced 5th in the Sl)..yard
fast break to mak.e it n -::'7 J h ,, 1 d S L h 0 o n u e an teve eec bac ks troke, .with a time of
with 1:10 left. ganged up on Jordon to take 33 .0.
The half-time score was a
30-3() tie, but the Pirates
pulled away in the 2nd
half. Forwa rd John Vallely
scored all but 1 of hi s IS
poi nt s in th e 2nd half to
lead the Pira tes to thei r
triu mph. Read also scored
15, and Falconer accounted
for 1() points.
The myth of Riverside
Ci ty College's Eas tern Con-
fe rence basketball invinci ·
bility was shattered Friday
night as Orange Coast Col-
lege threw the 3-time state
champ 's script of run and
shoot and rJJ,ttch foul shoot·
ing back at the Tigers for a
~7-n wi n before a packed
house at the OCC gym.
With 51 s econds left Read
sank. a free. throw •. With ""'2 MUSTAN65-tu.l. COMEBACK TRAIL seconds temaining Butch -• Vll
The accomplishment was
Rollins swished both ends By Mike Leppo
of a one and one, and with The C'Mta \1esa eager£
31 seconds to play Carrido continued their ma!Ch bad:.
did the same. Read brought ,,n the. comeback tr ail when
down lbe house and ki~k.cd they auumed the 10le or
the lid shut on the Tiaer1 ungraclous hosts by hand-
coffin when he broke free 1ng the Tars .of Newpp rt a
for a 2-hand stuff shot with 60..50 defeat last Frida)
10 s econds le ft. ~le scored n1ght.
JJ for th e evening, Vallely It ,.,.as the \\ustangs ' 3rd
added H , and Rollins , Car-consecuuve \"ICtor~ afte1
losing their fi rst 4 league
g;>.mes. They ate finally be-
ginning to look like the team
that wa!> picked W win !he
leaa.ue championship.
The \h~san's fast break,
Jed b\· Steve Turley's fabu-
lous ·rassing and J eff Sar-
gent's and \lark Laney's
control of OOards, spelled
defeat fot the forces of
3-fold: First, the victory
left the Pirates on top of
\h• l!.C u .ce "Wi m a &~ te-
cord; s econdly, it was
Riverside' .. first conference
loss in~ years ; and thirdly,
the win wi II doubt less im-
prove the Pirates' posi tion
in the State JC ra ti ngs.
They were 1th. Rivers ide
had been rated 6th.
The next night, Jan. n . Upset try falls short So , the Pirates are now
rido and Bruce Chapnan all
had 10.
OCC ttaveh:d to Chaffey and
took a 16-07 EC win to run
its conference record to 7~.
In the Riverside game,
both teams were nervous\}·
conscious of th e game's im-
portance. The Pirates used
lhc ir supenor rebounding
for an ~ar l y 35-27 lead.
Then the Tigers' full-court
press began to force turn-
overs, and when Joe Ste-
phens hi t an !a-footer at
the buzzer, it was ~S-ail.
king o f the hill, at leas t The surprising Es tancia
un til this Friday night, Eagles fell just short of
when Fullerton visits Pekr· another major upset Tues-
son gym for the season's Jay afternoon , losing lO
second crucial encounter. lluntington Beach by a sli m
Orange Coasl's zone de-63-60 ma rgin .
fense forced Riverside out-The Oilers boosted the ir
side where the Tigers arc re cord to 7·1 in Irvine
not as effective and it was League play, and edged
not un til too late that the ahead of th e Corona del Mar
Benga\s began to get th e Sea Kings for the Leatue
ball inside to Stephens. Joe lead. The Sea Kings, whO
had 26 points for the night had been in a 6-l tie v.i th
while Larry Bonzoumet sco-the Oilers, were id le Tues-
red ~2 and Tom Hayes ~1. day.
Chaffey had one thought EstanCia is in 3rd place
in mi nd Saturday night, and a t 5-3. The Newport Harbor
Sai las and Laguna Beach that was upset. The Buc&
had an easy firs t half, and arc: tied for 4th at 4-4. The
led 5a4 2 at th e break.. ~\id-Sailors defeated dSaLn Cle-
topped Fountai n Va lley
66-41. Cos ta \lesa, in 6th
place at 3 ~. was idle.
\like \lcCartin of the
Eagles was high point man
for Tuesday's g·ame with
21 po~nts . Phil J ordan
added 13 points to the losing
Eagle cause. Estancia
pulled ahead 60-H with
jus t 35 seconds to &o, but
-1-free throws by the Oilers
wrapped up the game.
Read Christiansen dropped
in 27 points to lead the
Sailors to vic tory. So uthall
and Tucker each accounted
for 16. The Saila-s led only
H -36 at the half, then ran
away with tne game in the
~nd half.
The teams struggled on
even terms for th e fi rst 6
minutes of \he second half
until, wi th the score at 63
apiece, th e Pirates put to-
gether the s uing wh ich shot
them into the lead. John
Valle ly and Crail]. Falconer
hit on foul shots, Tom Read
banked in a layup, and Val·
\ely hit ano ther fre e throw
for a 5-point lead, 66~3 .
th "' th d h If mente H .-65, an aguna way rour.u e secon a , E ~~~;;,"fire :~~ we~ta:~::~ stancia wrestlers win
Stephe ns dropped in 3
s traight free throws for the
Tigers to cut it to 88·H .
Rick. ,\1ancebo took the ball
away from Stephens in the
lane and heaved a length-
of -the-court pass to Va lie ly,
who tallied the layup wi th
2:01 left.
62-61 before Wetzel's forces
sorted things out. Vallely
began shooting holes through
a s tubborn Chaffey zone
and when the Bucs righted
things at 76~. most of the
rire was out.
Rick. Mancebo led all sco.
rcrs with 26 poin ts . Vallely
hi t for .!4, gi ving him 51 in
two nights. Read scored 16
points.
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By 8Nce Dhcon
Estancia na bbed its 2nd
s traight ma t victory in
League compe tition Jan. 11
by downing a determined
group of wrestle rs from
Corona de I Ma r, 2B-ll.
Coach Louis \bssei had
hish praise for hi s team and
was especially pleased with
136-pound Steve Barton,
who nailed his man in less
th an 15 &econds. This might
be tops for anybody in th e
loop so far. Also standin&
out for the squad was Grant
Friedland, 106 pounder, wh o
won out over an opponent of
greater ability. ,
In th e heavier divisions,
John Bullard looked good in
decisioning his man after a
month layoff with an ear in-
jury.
---,-.,.----,---:-:---The victory put th e Eaalea
NOTICE OF HEARING in a deadlock Cor second in
~0110~ Of Pt!HUC u r,\UI~r. the irv-ine Lcaaue. Costa
'lloti ce i!l hereby given that Mesa is expected to run
the Pl11nn ing f.ornmiuion of the C:i ty of Newport Ruch away with first,
will hold a public:: heari ag on
the application of Carolyn R.
& T heodore E. 0 l~~oen far a
Vnriance #898 to penni t: a 3
foot encroachmen1 Into a re•
qui red 5 foot rear yard setback
lo a llow am ple space for a 3
car 8Brll8e, on l..ot 26, Block
3, Section 2, Tract nalboa ls-
l•nd, 106 OiamQ ad, Balboa Ia•
land.
Noti ce ia hereby furth e r 1hen
lh11.1 u id pablle heafiDg will
be held on the 161ft day of
fe~ruary, 1967, at the hoor of
8:00 P'm· i"D tb e (Qua eil Cb.-..
hers of the Newport Beac~
City U.lt, at .,daie.h thfte ..4
place •Y aad all persoaa ia•
tereDtad II'I"Y appear .. d be
hurd thereon.
lh y Y. Copelin, aeerel&fJ
Newport Ouch City
· 1 PlaD.Ah18 Cornmiaaloa
Pob lah1 Ft~b. 2. 1967, I• n:e awpo" Harbor f:aaip
• '
In non-loop action Estan-
cia played the ro le of dis·
appointed hosts of a trian·
aular ma tch Jan. 24. The
Easles Jos l to Santa Fe 26·
23 and to Bolsa Grande ll-
21.
Coach Bill \latch.
The \Ius tang!> ••pened up a
21-\J ad\·antagc a~ the first
period uf play came to an
on d.
Th e 2nd period of
""as fough I c1n even
as both squads h1t the nets
for IS points. 8fU the \1us·
tangs, due lO the efforts or
Steve Jacobsen, who re·
curded IJ point~. and Tom
\loran, who canned 10 Ct)un·
ters fo r th e firs t half of ac·
tinn, were able tn take a
com fortable 36-27 lead mto
the \cocker room.
The 3rd stanza cnntmued
to be contested on even
terms as both quintets re-
cor<j.ed identi cal lJ po int
showings.
As the -1-th period began.
the' fa st moving offen se of
the Green and Yt'h ite proved
too much for the Tars to
handle. -With 3:13 remaining
1n th e game the Tars"' had
reduced the lead to 7 poin ts,
5+-~7 , but the \1esans quick·
Jy hit ror 6 poin ts putting
lhe game out of teach or
Newport.
Jacobsen won high po int
honors fo r the \lu stangs as
he threaded the nets with 16
points. \lman, with 15. Sar-
gent, 13 , and Laney, 11 .
rounded out a wel l balanced
scoring attack.
Coach Herb Li\'sey's
\lesans will attemp t to
avenge earlier league defeat
at the hands o f Estancia
when they make the . trek
across town to do battle
""·ith ' the Eagles at 8 p.m.
this Friday.
OC MILE RELAY TEAM
WINS L.A. MEET AGAIN
The Orange Coast Coll ege
mile relay team came away
a winner for the 2n d s-traight
year in the Los Angele s In•
vi tational track. meet Satur-
day nisht. Jan. 21.
OCC won its sectiOn in
3:30.1,1opping Golden Wes t
Co Ileac by • 7 seconds. Pin-
i shi ng behind Golden West
were Compton, in 3.32.6, and
Los Anaeles City in 3.'3.7.
Runnina for.Jhe Buca were
Jack Malloy, Mike Edel·
stein, Ron Conrad and Dale
New llolvi'i· ............ ~
than John Morrissel. His is only in for a mi nute in 32-26 a t the half.
e xtremel y Quick. hands com· some games. John is a fine Then the Sea Kinas fought
bine with his fine reacti ons hustler and as a result o f back. brilliantly with a sharp
to malr.e him one of the Lea-this he makes many inter-fast bteak., and the s low
gue's best defensi-.e play-cepti ons. His only drawback moving Eaale s seemed al-
crs. John is Corona's most seems to be his turn·overs, mos t helpless. In the final
versatile player as he can as he t ends to travel wi th quarter, the Easles were
play any po~i tion with much the ball fr eQuently. His best forced to tty to break a
success. He can al so score, game was·, poin ts again st crafty Sea King s ta ll and in
his best game being 15 El Moder1a earlier !his s ea-the proce u only widened
the marain. points . son.
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for only S2.00, 01 24 i s-1 ;::~~~ sues fo1 S4.00. A quarter· Years of exper:
mi l\ion readers lik.e i t, you ience on all types of clo·
will too~ BOATIN G NEWS th in g ll:: linen .. "ipecialty,
~1 AGAZ\NE, 36761 Ada men's shi rts. S\.50 Pe t Hr .
Avenue, Fremon t, Calif. \!able ·.'Jhitman . 1107 \lar·
DI SCOUN T boat 'buy en'
GU IDE. EREE! Wri te to
Box 20, c/o The Ensi&n.
2721 E. Coast Hwy •• Cor-
del Mar.
Sl~ep.f• p •
Foundation.~ Crumble'•
(Ero.§ion lhrough lmmigra•
lion), by .\fary flarklay Erb.
Papuback $}. 9.j.
Orcler from :
Aru rlcan Op inion Booll Store
1934 Hoi'bo r Blvd.
Cotta Mno 6.t6-064S ·················-········ •C1§S FOR $A~E · a u_a,.
Nobody Scrp
WI Lillo
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5I Ford t *· · S7·1Jne, a.,.,,·
II a... f dr ... •••••••••
•guerite , C:l\1. 3-2174.
• IIDODEEIII &-•
ADIInDIIS
LICUIED' IDIIDED
FRED H, GE RWI CK
304 Gold ..... d
673.6041 -549-2170 .
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SPOTS belore your eyes -
on your new carpet -re-
move the m with BlUe Lus.
tre . Rent electric sham-
pooer St . Crown ihrdware.
ll07 E. Coast Hwy ., Cot-
ona de l Mar. -------------MAN •• Fantastic
•• Amazins •• True! New
solid state device utmos t
in reliability, installs in
less than jl) seconds, per-
mits you to monitor any
aound up to 60 ft. from
yOI.ll business phone. Even
whiapers! From any phone
in the world! Atk a bout
E .S. P. sentinel model 1
FT2, s n5.oo -two or
more special quality price.
673-5478.
ALCOIIOLJeS .• ~ONYMOUS.
tlarbot -\rea. 673-1724. 2•
hours.
'61 C LASSIC SILVER ORAY l lliSCOVI~T boot
MARK ~ J aaua' u dan. 1 Good condi\ion, au\omatie, OUJDB. PilE£! Wrlle
new lirea, etc. Sacrifice . Box 20, c/o The -~~l,p,
Private party. S46·'iOlS. Coaal Hwy., ..:..;.:__~.:::.;~ . ....:· ~= 1·~===~--_;1
"S7 VW SEDAN. Mua l aell ,
ukina .$500, aood condi-
tion, aee to appreciate.
Call before 11 p.m. 675·
188::6·'-'------
WET OR COLO'
prepared for our next
rain. Mid-winter clearance
on raincoats, wool coats &
sweaters. From Sl.~5.
JORD·...,.·s PET sHOP
21l2 E. COAST HWY.-673-H lO
, CORONA OI'L MA R
•• PankAmericard
• 0 0 I 4 0 0 • 0 ;, 0 0 0 0 * *
COUPLE (teachers},
c hildren, wi II house-
s it and care for property
June 3 throu&h Sept. IS.
Excellent references. 673-
llol.
•••••••••••••••••••••••••• •REAL ESTAT-E SALE
1*9'A11illu ssuc
Can't Sell It"
Trade It"
For Fast Action & Results
Call
EXCH AN GE SPECIALISTS
OOYLI::: CO. ·~48·l l68
270 E. 17 th St. Costa Mesa
' -. . .. , ••....•............... ~
:=t!telr. .. rRt\1hE-" ...... _ ... ~ ... -
HE.o\R . j:he fabulous ALLE"l
'Theatre Com pact Ot4an'·
"tith ele.cuonie tnps anJ
Cuu.nell~ :lNLY at. ..
CO:tCQ'{,\~ '.1U'il(: CO.
( \crou rrom Fuhion Sq.)
lf66 Town & Country
5U-4)18
0l"'n ~\on & Fri • ti I q pn
• Yamaha • Story .\ Clark •
Cona aplaet ot8U, cue like
ae" -1495; alao l..owrey,
Rammoad, Thomu , etc., from
11 95.
17 alishtly ued apiaet A coa•
1 aole piaaoa, Q.ew p.,anteea,
from 1395: tentla like rut.
Scbmldt•Phlllt,. Co.
1907 N. Mala, Saa.t• Au
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Don D. L .. Bill Connlnt
Agenda for Planners
Tho fo1towiq IMIIIII are Balboe bland. a twiD'II'IIIaa poOI.-
on the ~ tbe New-E .. tblult-Newport Inc., Ua• ,._, ..
PI...Un1 Com-J'!QitiJy oorboelt roqoire-a. ... lllo Apar .... l Pio-
ill m .. dna at rnon~ oa 7 Iota in lhe now ject, coounact 15 aput.o
I p.m. today. Feb. 2, in Lualr: developmtat oatklrly mtnt dwollina unill Oft lbo
City Hall: ot Marauoritc Ave., betwotll east aide pf dlo Irvine
l .. ult.vlat.. Su Joaquin Hilla Rd. and Coast Country Club. near
Tbe ltvlno Co., creation of Sth Avo., Harbor View Newport Center. Thit wu
one parcel for a proposed Hilla. hold over from tho Jao. S
a .. rtmnl tite on tbe east V•rlaus and n meo\inas.
aide of the Irvine Coast Mrs. Charles Reed Smoot, Robcn f', Wells , 2112 E.
Country Club, near Newport 304 Grand Canal, Balboa C~u Hwy., Corona del
Cooter. Th1t was btld over lsl~nd, waiver of require-Mar, on-aalc beer and wine
from . the Jan. S and U mont lhacaaraae be covered, in conjunction wi th a res·
meebn&•· penni t use of tl,).foot rear tawanL Thil wu held over
PARTNERS Don Lee and Bill Canning have complet ed Rich Manufacturi na Co., yard setback for 1 parkin& from lhc Jan. n meetina.
the rem odeling project at their Corona del Ma r Ti re & creation f one 1 1 · o puce a space to meet aaraae 11ze SL Michael & All Anaela'
Texaco Service Cen ter at .3601 E. Coas t Hwy., and 4401 River Ave,, We1t New-requiremcnLI , Thia wu held
d d · 1 · 1 por• over from lhe Jan. S .,6 Episcopal C.burch, 3233 announce a 4-ay .g ran open1ng ce ebrat1on, s tart ng ... p ·fi · bor ,.,.......... 11 mectinaa. aC11c V1ew Or., Har today, Feb. 2, and continuing through Sunday. Anum· y· H·11 1 r L. H. Januen, chanae in Gloria Lain&, 432 De aew l 1 • approva o a
be r of prizes will be award ed, including the top prize the front yard setback rrOm SolaTer.,CoronaHiahlands , church complex and a
of a television seL A new canopy has been installed 1\Heetto & feet at lO&, llO, encroach S feet into the church cross in ucess of
at the station and improved facilities have been pro· 112, 114, 116, 113, 120. S4'oot rear yard •el~ek to 35 feet in bei&ht . ..,. Ni na Smith, 6450-&0 W, vlded in the remodeling. !Ensign photo) 122, 124, 126 Ruby Ave., constructa fence to enelo&e Coast 1-lwy .• West Newport,
WANTED
paper plates that won't
buckle tn decorator
colors. Reword of S 1.60
for 50. Lorge plastic
eating utensi Is, strong
enough for steak, Re-
word 75¢ IO< 50.
WANTED
o store that sells party
ond c atering supplies in
bulk form at wholesale
prices to churches ond
clubs.
WANTED
A store that has every·
thing from gourmet foods
to foam cups, from bon·
quet rolls to place mots.
HAVE NO FEAR,
---::---------::-::--:::-::--------------::-----~on-sale beer, entertainment
City Building Permits ~~;;;1~~:·v•c Wil•oo
The Newport Beach blild· 1oftcner rcaeneration equi~
ini departm:nt recorded a ment, S2,000.
S1,146,H7 total in penniLI Balko Island
issued fCI' the first month Mrt. Rolland, add to deck,
or 1'16 7.
This is s Li ghtly over the
total for the first month of
last year, which c losed with
the 2nd hiahest 1 2~onth.
recCI"d in the city's history.
Followi ng are the final
permits issued during Jan-
uary:
Uewpat1
Linder, Linder & Wilson,
alterations at 3355 Via
Lido, Suite 303, 51,150.
Aquatic Center, 4535 W.
Coas t flwy., shelter for air
comr-essor, saoo.
Ri chfield Oi I Co., masonry
wall a t 2iJi1 W. Coas t Hwy.,
51.344,
Juanita Denni,, demolish
suucture at 6 1~0 W. Coas t
Hwy ., $4SiJ.
Victor 1-le im, alterations,
111 26th st .. s~s.
J. D. Higson, 2-s tory du·
plexes at 225 Dth St ••
$J2,5JO, and 221 11th St.,
SJJ.JJ<J.
114 Ame thyst Ave., S400.
Caf'Ofta del Mar
Wilbur Tool, enclose area
for bedroom, 503 Poppy
Ave., S1\)().
W. C . Woodward, alter·
ations, 3700 Seaview, na.
Harbor In ves~nt Co.,
partitions, 2343 E. Coast
Hwy., SlSO.
~tar~r View mil,
D. A. Polk, fence, 1210
Sardpoint Way, $264.
Irvine Tertace
Connie Contant, aaraac
addi tion and fence, 6 U
Ramona Dr., S5,;)()().
Back Bay
Gerald
Campus
n.soo.
Chazan, 4400
Dr., partition,
Cbazan Development Corp.,
office space,
Campus, S3,SOO,
'Cast Upper Boy
4S3l..C for ex.tension of use perni t
for an outdoor motorcycle
<lsplay at 4625 W. Coast
!iwy ., West Newport. Newport4r IM Hotel, 1107
J anboree Rd., enclose
patio for u1e as cocktail
\ounae. $1,000.
West Newport ~tel thh
Roy Gu1tafson, add l
window,, 468 Bolero Way.
$1 00.
3ay ShaNs
Allen Linn, add shop area
to garaae, 2671 Bayshore
Dr., Sl,OOJ.
3olboa
Alta Jones... enlarae bcd-
room,\411 W. Balboa Blvd,,
Sl,i)1)),
Allen Fainb.Hi, reroof,
416 E. Bay Ave., S17;),
Ll clo Isle
Kenneth Lieber, remodel.
146 Via Waziers, U\JO,
R. Steele, wall, 144
Lido Nord, Sl,200.
• PE'.iSY SH!:PP/~q:o of La·
ouna '3each Is the artist
featured durln'g Februa ry at
the Mutual Savi ngs & Loan
office at 2867 E. Coast
Hwy., Corona del Mar. She
Is a native of 3oston, the
daughter of the dean of the
Massachusetts School of
Fine Art, attended the 9 erlc·
shire summer school of art,
studied in Laguna, with
watercolorist !:I iot O'Hara ,
then taught In his school
and collaborated with him
in maKing a movie, "q_hy·
thm In paint," for '::ncyclo-
pedia Britannica.
Michael Haag has cap-
tured oil these desporo·
does and impr isioned
them at Hoag's paper
specialties. 2027 Harbor
Bl vd., Costa Meso
Phone 642-87 47 Servi soft of Or anae Coast, '----------....l 506 31st St., install water
1000 -
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ARCHITECT Kermit Dorlus of Corona del Mar, at
right, outgoing president, congratulates Ro bertS .
Lowrey of Santa Ana, newly elected pre siCent o f the
Orange Cqu.!tlY C.haQ.ter of the American Institute of
Architect!>-Murton Willson of ~orona del Mar has bee"
el ected vice-president, and president de signate; So-
tires Grilli as of Santa Ana is secretary; Donald Fears
o f Anaheim, treasu rer; William P. Ficker of Newport
Beach, Coulson Tou gh of UCl and David Mill er of
S)lverJdo, directors. The ins tallation banquet was
held at the Irv ine Coa st Country Club.
212 w . .olth
,....
V•1MWed
Pootioc
OPEN
FRIDAY
'Til9 P.M.
downtown Santa Ana
Sure-footed Comfort on
Deck. Court or Campus ,
OCEAN· FRONT
~••n.v waaTewu.• ...... -.
OC8AM .. DNT Ill -IT.; -OIIT ............................
aMII MIIY DAY e -YI ... TILL I
NEW~ORT HAR80R VISITOR -Th is black swan
was "Visi ting ttle Lido No rd Bay front homes on Lido
Isle where thi s picture was taken. Where he comes
from, where he goes, nobody kno ws. The latest report
came from ·Balbaa Island where he. wa s visi ting the
Grand Canal. (Photo by Floyd Westerdahl l .
PASTOR'$ GIIJIII~uo·TIII!II
DIES IH SEAL IIEAOI
Sarah P. Pridonoff, &0.
or 13751 St. Andrews, Seal
Beach, died Saturday, Ju.
21, in Lona Beach. Sbc had
lived in Los Anaeles county
35 years and moved to
Leisure World 3 months aao.
Survivors inc lude 3 sons.
Georae of Lona Beac;b.
Eupoe o( Santa Ana, tad
Eric of San Marino; 10 araad-
childrcn, • ' and 4 areat·
&land children.
Services were htld Wednea·
day, Fob. 1, in the Chtpt:l
t1 the Flowera at Foret&
Lawn, Gltndale, wi lh hw
arandaon, the Rev. Jolla
Pridolloff <I lbe Plymou,.
Conaroaati.onal Church ~
Newport HciJh lt, offici a tina.
Mona Frances School of Ballet
NEWPORT JIEA(]I
F~O:O fl.. HOWS!O~, 1115
CliH Dr., CIIH Hlven, hos
joined a Newport 9eactl law
flrm, now ~ltled ~obettson,
Howser & 'iarland, with of·
flees In the Grlffltll building,
3471 VII l.ltlo, In tile l.ltlo
Shoi)S area. He Is a former
deputy district •ttorney of
l.osAngeles County. He 1nd
his wife, Faye, ~n a
A ...
• clluFior, Oonnollt.
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BUILDER TO SPEAK SIEIIIA CLUI TO SEE
Shannon Vandruff, presi-FILlS' 01 A Flit A
dent of Vandruff Builders MerOOers and aueats of
Inc., will tell how Jesus the Oranae County aroup ol
Chtist changed his life when tbe Sierra Club meeti na at
speaks at the 7:30 a.m. ' T d f b 7 ·
breakfast meeting (l f the
Christian Bu siness \len's
Committee o f Newpou Beach
in the Balboa Ba~· Club th is
Saturday, Feb . .l. The pu b-
lic is in\•ited.
•II II "H TUCKER CLUB
TO DANCE FEll. II
The Bib 'n Tucker dance
club will hold its Valentine
dance Saturday, Feb. 11,
at the Saddle back Inn, Santa
Ana. A steak dinner will be
served rollowina the 1 p.m.
social hour. Musi c will be
furnished by Warren Barker's
arches tra.
James and \1arion Ke eler
and Robert and Josepbine
Pcars.ol arc chairmen for
lhe Jance. Hosts and
hos teues are Vem and
Clara Lake, Frank and
Kaye LaRoche , Chatles and
Ani ta Lewis, and Earl and
Fran Lewis.
lll EY'IE OM DEAN'S LIST
J ane A. Gcp£eu, 717 San-
Unella Ter., Irvine Terrace,
.,..d Stephen CunninJham,
1106 Cambridae Lane, West-
cliH, arc amona 344 stu·
dents named to the dean's
lilt at the Uni vetsit)· o£
Oen,•er for the fall quarter.
C:.ll •• ,_, ... ~ ......... , .,,__
o p.m. ue s ay, e . , m
the: Spuraeon room of the
Santa Ana library, will see
slide collections or East
Mrican wild !He tr~d
scenery taken las t Sep-
tember b) Bill F. Zauche,
1741 Tustin 1\ve., Costa.
\lesa.
~tr. Zauche will s how
slides on the \1urchi son
Falls national park in
Uaanda, the Serenaeti
national park in Tanzania,
the :"'laoro .'laoro Crater, \lt ...
Kilimanja:ro, and Lake
~akutu, the refuae of pink
naminaoes.
Mr. Zauche is employed
in th e ai 1 traffic control for
the FAA at El Toro \1s.rine
base.
ZULOI ART SIIOI
Artist Clyde Zul ch. owner
of Clyde Zul ch Onsinals,
1835 Ne~~o·ron Blvd., Costa
\lesa, is showina h1s works
at the Laauna Federal Sa-
vinls and Loan. in Laauna
Beach, thi s month.
His work' are alsn on dis·
play at the \1esa Verde
publi c library until March 15.
~ • 12. aood cross
vcnti lation, (used 2
weeh), cost S&~ sell for • so. 6 n -n 66. ••••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 BEAUTIFUL MANIKINS
for sale with wiaa • .SSO
t•ch (or make offer), .
ToWinkle Hudwarc, Cotta
Meu; 646-1675.
• c
.£IPOIIT HARIOR
A liST S£C11011 --
THURSDAY, FE8. 2, ltu
COIOIA O£L CALIF.
. '
YALINTINf'S DAY, fS. 1 ..
S ... tu...,.t or S,u.
~
Valentines
s~
CANDIES a,. ............. ,...
lEI. 1111 PIIIMIIY
OUTSTA\!DING EXH IBIT
·-of--·-·
w,~;rE!):CQJ,.Q,.I\,S . , ...
by
PEGGY SHEPPARD
Ftb. Jrd lllrough March Jrd
MUTUAL SAVINGS
AN 0 L 0 A .N ASS 0 C I.-, T I 0 N
2867 E>.ST CO>.ST HIGHW>.Y
CORON>. DEL M>.R
Pl•ase o1k for your copy
of l.o\11fuol Sovi"ga
1966-67 CIVIC DIRECTORY
SALE/
CUMUL-ATIVE ·• $444 F"LAMENT NYLON
IN YOU" CHOICil ~ • ..-.uTI~u'-•oe...•o• · SQ YD.
Ollt TWII:II:De •
........... ;;::=.~
_ 'liiiAOII81111 .i.CWI .L. RJW~
_ :IIO.!IIInd ,,W.....t.IOH .ItO ~_.,.A.J;CJe ···~ Y U _,.,U.
•• noA a• JIM.t. ..to MOt.J.IItO. ,,...._~etua,_ ,. ~
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HAL HAVES, left, of nt:~ E. Balboa, Balboa, receives
trophy from C.R. Simpson J r., So uthern California Ed i~
son Compan y's manager of marketing, after bein g
sel ected "outstanding resi dential sal esman for 1966"
in Edison's Southeastern Divi si on. Award was made
during uti lity compan y's annual marketing meeting Jan.
b.
They'll film Hopi culture
Danny 9avcy, Uni ted
Parcel delivery agent, and
Howard Folsom, owner of
the Harbor Photo Lab in
Corona del \lar, are leaving
for the Hopi Indian Reser-
va tion in Arizona this
Friday, Feb. 3, to fi lm
"')rums a long the Mesa.''
The film is being made in
honor of John Shi pley, who
was killed las t \·lay whi le
attempting tQ make the same
fi lm.
"Drums a ion& the ~·lesa,.
will show the Hopi lndi an
culture as it is revealed in
arts and crafts.
::>ann y Davey , .... n os e
Thank-s gi ving pi lgrimages to
the Indian reservations have
made his name well k.nown
in the Harbor Area, wi II
motor wi th \lr. Folsom to
Ari z.on a. They plan to re-
Any money received from
the showings of th e film in
sch ools or service c lubs
will go toward providing
scholars hips for Indian
children.
ORIN HATCH~RETIREO
DAIRY FARMtR, DIES
Orin E. Hatch, 7&, a for-
mer dairy fa rmer, died Satu r-
day, J an, 28, in a Cos ta
\lesa convalescent home.
He was born in Tennessc:e
and mo ved to Cal iforn ia 40
years ago. He had lived at
2985 Peak wood Pl., Costa
\·lesa, for S years.
Su rvivors include his wife,
\1argare t; 2 sons, Orin Jr.
and Dene; a daughter, Ja~
Oertly; and 2 brothers,Ken-
neth and Philip.
Serv1ces were held \!on-
d ay, J an. 30, at Peek Fam-
il y colonial Fun eral !lome .
ON TH•e• ue•D CAR& ___..; ' ~~ •••••••
BLUE TAG
USED CAR SALE
··~ .J _h _
SPECIAL e (XTU UVIN(i.$
IE SURE TO LOOK FOit THl BLUE TAGS
I I I I
0.. dicNJttostic enter 1MB perlorrnecl ovet 1 00 Ki...,.
tffk iMpeetioM •nckt' hiqlhway driwinq cottdirioM on
rM folowhtiJ IIMd con to CKMN you of o better top
.... boy.
DON'T ~ISS THESE SURE BARGAINS
'66 FORD $1699
'63 BUICK $1495
"""'"' ~ti!P•, • .,,.,, ~-~· s•~(•. •" c-No. 1111.
'66 FORD GALAXIE 500 $2595
'64 LINCOLN CONT.
'63 FORD RANCHERO
'63 FORD ECONOLINE
ITAT!ON I US.
'60 I-BIRD
'65 FORD 25.0 STAKE
Trt,..._..,. ¥11W ot! 1,~ prk:e.
'63 CORVAIR
So-E..,-
$2795
$1095
$795
$795
$1595
$895
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_...,. t.r ._, ,., __ We "--r ...... ~rft, St•,...rd 0 .1
, .... , ....... l'«tt'• ,,. •• "'-·
TheDdore Rollins Ford
2060 Harbor Blvd. C.M.
642-0010
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THURSDAY, FEB. 2, 1967
CORO'tA DEL ~AR, CALIF. Newport Beach Balboa
Balboa Island Costa Meso
Lido Isle tor-del Mor ,
Callforrlla'a
Most
Remarkabls ·
Community!
• • • by the SetJ8hore
So Much to SEE •••
.. .,,. to ... it all ••• ChompioMhip Golf Cour .. , ••
Li vina Room 4 Mu.aic
Alcove. Larae ~tio,
beautifully land acaped.
65' Boy---
on pier & slip
Owne r may fi nance , small
down.
Open Sunday
Feb. 5
1-5 p.m .
Riding Club ••• Pri¥ate hach Club. View Homnltea
~rlooking the golf courM, the oc;eon or the rolli ng
hllla and valley, Now under developm.nh a .CO
ecre lake •• the complete story of Californh~'a rno•t
11marltable community· ••• by the tea~kort ••• at tht new
LAGUNA NIGUEL INFORMATION CENTER I
, Commerckll • lndumJal • leai4entiel
For a beautifuly illustrated brochure of LOQ.Uno Niqu el, please write:
Mr. Jock Godwin, Looyno N iguel Corp.l
32802 Pacific Coast Highway, South Loguno. Telephone : t7 1-4 1 K l. 7.716
329 Via Lido Soud Lido Bay front
Sunster Creeley OR 3-9300
SEMPLE
REAL ESTATE
SURBURIAII RAIICHO
Want to move your ki ds to the country? J ust 12
miles from the beach. , .lYz ac res, full y fenced
... cor ral. .. be autiful 4 B.R. and Family Rm.
(2200 sq. ft . t) P rice d below replacement cost!
Coli to see. S45,000
HARBOR YIEI HILLS
C ount thes e features foro BIG fon:ily: 4 B.R.,
F om. Rm., Pool, magni ficenl harbor panorama,
covered patio , PLUS 650 sq. ft . pl oy -room.
Ready To occupy. Own er has left the area a nd
i s on Ki ou s ... TWO full lots. Asking S56 ,000
... MAK E OFFER.
CAllED HIGHlAN-DS •
IIUDl TO OCC.UP.l
Cho nni ng 3 Bed•oom , TH~'E E both, Din ing
& Family Rm. Lo.,ely garden , Beach privi-
leges!! Come See!! $43 ,750 • • •
SEMPLE REAL ESTATE
2515 E. Cooaf Hwy., Corono del Mor
Lots of sun set ~ch i nd (:tlilltna as yo u scryc yo ur
~u cst s on th e lo\'cl) roof F,ard cn. j bedrooms, j
ll.=nn home w1 1h ~ f•rcplaccs. l nfonn:~II H i n g room
do"n :;t;m s has slO ncd firep lac e co,c nn~ wall, fo r,
ma l IL \'In~ room up stairs has marble on one wall
\\'tt h ft rcp larr. 6°., ftn:-tn nn ~.
Full Price $70,000 -$10,000 do wn
' wromr unu s few fcrt from orc~n front be st
rrn t:t! :trr a. 5",500. S-1,000 do\m --· .......
I R~ALTOR I
3109 NewpDit lhd., NewpcNt lcll.
!Mtrkot llotl!ot Ploul
OR 3-4350 OI'EN MNIN&S
THE "CHANNEL REEF" APARTMENTS
SELLING?
RENTING?
INVESTING?
ISLAID REALTY CO.
HARVEY D. PEASE
Real tor -App rai.Jer
491 Parlt -Balboa lslancl
673-1200
port Blvd., NB, 1 block
from million dollar market.
Good location for offi ces
or small stores . Low ren-
tal. Bay .~ Beach Realty.
2025 W. Balboa , NB. 673 -n oo -eves 642-22 53 Of
673 -8368.
2525 Ooeaa Blvd. -Co roila del Mar -Calilornia
Loc. on Main Channel Newport Harbor Entrance
-BUY--LEASE-
$45,000 CNid UP $350 CUid UP
BOAT SLI ,PS AVAILABLE TO RESIDENTS
Res. of The Channel Reef enjoy wa ter front vie w and convenience of
moo ring their boat at th e fron t door. (Also a c arefree li ving by e\imi·
natinz th e bu rdensome responsibilities of mai ntaining a large home)
There are many advan tages of \ivinp, here at Olannel Reef ApL
A select numb~r of 2 Bednn s. - 2 bath ApL Available.
WE INVITE YOU TO SEE OUR FURNISHED MODELS.
FOR ANY FORTHER INFORMATION
Phone 673-1788 ASK FOR HERMAN TROIT
FOR RENT on North
Newport Bl vd. opposite
Hoaa Hospi tal. S75 mon th ,
heat furnish ed. 646-1615.
MONn l , rurn. batchelor
apL, uti!. pd. 16 '2 New-
port Bl¥d., Cos ta Mesa.
646-1675, 646.04H.
DOVER SHORES
OPEN SAT & SUN
12:31J TO ;l:.JV P.M.
. ,
\OTIC f. TO CREDITORS
SI'PERIOR COURT OF lli F.
OPEN SAT A SUN. 1-5
180' PERMANENT VIE'W
Large seeludtd pool In at·
rium with sliding dome root
for indool-or outdoor pri-
nte mtmainln,:. 3 Bed-
rooms, 4 Bathl, Separ1te
Dining Room, F,_mlly Room + Off!~. On Quiet cul-de.-
aac. nrn wm Wind Way,
Newport Bud!.
!'TATE OF' CALI FORNIA FO R
THE COUNTY OF ORANG·~
No. A-56 181
E"'tat~oiDENA MARY FUNK,
1507 Llnooln Lene, -port Beech
ONLY 7 MONTHS OLD
,.,.... Location
4 lr, 3 Nth home, sunken lt.lnt nn. w•lk·
In wet bor, le.p pool tiiOIIIot. I cor pr-
$69,500-.... tenne.
/
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BIY IIBD, RfALTOR
For Exchange
lor
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lm
for"" I••
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Buch Dup le•
Loc•l clear
OrMJe County
Ouplu
Trai ler ~u• '"''•I
THE CALLISON CO.
JEAN SMITH, R .. ltor
400 Eut t7th, c .M. 146-3255
--'-~.!,~· ..
Df'Cf'l lled .
~OTICE IS Hi:RE:BY GIVEN
to the credilors of the above
nam ed der.edenl that a ll peraona
having d a ima agains t the said
dP.cedent Uf' required to rile
them, with th e nece1111ary
vou chers, in th e offi ce of the
clerk of the abo¥e e•titled
c:oo rt, or to preaeat lhecn , wilh
the neeet"ury voaclilert!, to the
anderAigJ~ed at e/o Harwood,
Herreru n, Soden & Corfmao,
Attorneys at Law , :U55 Via
Lido, Newport Beach, C~~:ll for
aia, wltich ia th e place of buJ ..
ae .. of th e ua ders i~ed lo all
ma tte rs pertaining to th e ell•
a..te o f .. ld decedent, withlo
IS ftiOD tll• after di e riNt pobli·
c:atloa of lh ia aotice.
Dated Juurj W, )967.
ORRIS RAY f UNK
Orria Ray Ftutk
[·aeeatcw of the Will of U.e
l lo~bo:~··~~-~..,0ied deeedn' HEFFERNAN .
6 F'MAN
At&onr.ey• It Lew
US5 Via Ll4o
Man La Borde~ Rllltor
FAMILY CENTER
T he 16' x 28' GL,\SS SU \ H00\1 , pnol and ex-
quis ite pat ios o ffers fun for ,the 11.holf' family. Lo·
cated on a quie t banjo s treet is tl-.1 -" !nv•·l\· thrf'e
Ledroom and DI.\"1\G H00\1 hnme wi th built-in
o ven, ra n ~e and dishwashe r. ·Lar.R"P li v i n ~ room
with fireplace. BPa utiful rovtred t ree lined f'n try .
I could lit() on and on but bettPr \'PI le t us show
yu~l thi s most unus ual home. Lucated in \ew-
port's l ppPr Bav. Full Price on ly s·~~ ,500 -
Act \"o w.
Attention Veterans
~VE $1,000 e¥en though you have us e d your
G.l. QUALIFY UNDEH Tli ~ i\E\1 F.H.A./.V.A.
PLAN.· See thi s bar~ain, ·like ne w ME SA DE L
,\IAR, four bed mom, .Jl .. ba th home. Paneled di n-
ing ro om with i'l rep lace. Work · s avi n ~ kitc hen.
Built-in oven an d ran ~e and d i shwa ~hf>t. !luge
covered patio plus c hi ldren's plav vard. Pri ced
at S24,950! ACT \OW"
M. M. La Borde, Realtor
"You'U Like Our l'ritn.dl.¥ Su vict:"
,. 220 I. 17th St. IPhoM 646-05551 Coslt Mow
ILocotod In I . 17th St. Shoppl .. Conle•l
Even in~s Coli 646 ·4579 or 6.46·1050
-v aaTA 011: CA .. I .T fii:A"'O -
.t A C fltl:a ~Oft a AL.I: T HAT Ia COM~I..I:TI:L.Y •Ofii:DI:fltii:D
SURfltOUNDitO BV a .. O TTitO aULL. LANit, T Hia .. fii:O .. II:flt+v
1• .IUaT a OUTH 0~ M laatON fii:ANCH l!:aTA TII:a ,
ALL UaA.Lt: AND ALL .II:A U T I,.-UL,
. T H I: VII:W o,.-THII: VALLI:Y A ...
THJ: HILLa IS A a P I:ACII:,.-UL Aa OLD CALII"Ofii:NIA, THi a
... ,fii:CI:L MAV .IE ... LIT INTO :t ONII: ACfllll: .. ARCII:L ••
HOftal:a Aflt l: I:NCOUfltACU :o , NOT ,.-JIIOWNII:D ON ... HONII:
AND WI: WILL all: HA .... V TO M II:II:T V0U AT THII: 81TII:
Oft ANV COHVI:NII:HT .. L AC II, M ET, W ATII: .. 1a IN THII:0
L ANI:, 80 Y OU HAVI: IT A VA IL.AaLII: ON ALL a lOll• 0,.-
THII: .. Afii:CII:L, HATUfltAL OAa 1e IN. CON.IDI:fii:ING II:VII:fltV
THING , THI8 18 THII: •Jt:8T eMAL L ACfltll:-aUY Wll: KNOW
o ,.-. l .ll ... -Tl:ltMa .
VC:CLUaiV I: WITH
p.a. palmer inc . ... ................. "*''
THE DEVROP£RS ll UDO SINCE 1935
n~~T;-~~;;•;•;•~ho; .. ;;:·~·~L•;•~;;~~~~~~~
It's a Honey
4 IU (lo THEY ARE HUGEl flR!I'LACE
0!11, fAMILY ROOM, CARPETS, fTC '
lTC. .. A LOT Of HilUS! fOR SJJ 500 00 VACANT -SUIT NOW. ' ' .
' Jkalcon
UOIAHGf COUIIIILO.S
U .. WOIIT IDPIIT IUCII
-11. a. ..,. 0111 (!few port Buell ,' ColHon~l• 67HOIO WIMo ....... ItO
Atlon~ey• for I:Jrec.otor
Pobllolo o Fob. 2, 9, 16, 23, U. Ill ; a U 1-n:at Cootollooa
1967, la llle hwport Harbor IL-------...-----------'--_j t:aot._
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9,/!!!lf!! of the h;ghway w;denlng ;n Corona 1 iJ~ in 1955 was observed at a ribbOn cu tting ce remony
Marguerite Ave. intersection. The ribbon cu tters included, from
left, Or. Earl Brady, major property owner al ong Coa st Hwy.; Maurie
Stanley, jnsu ran ce broker in Corona del Mar and presi dent of ~he
Newport Harbor Chambe r of Commerce, and Karen Margreta Bn.mmg
of Karen Margreta Imports and COM rep resentative on the me rchants
division of the Newport Harbor Chamber. (Ensign photo from the
April 28, 1qss, issue.)
J959 THE' NEW OFFICERS elec:ted by tile Newport Hlrllor Wo-
. -man's Clvit Lea~e lor 195'HO lntluded. from left, llrs.
Tom Patterson, treasurer; Mrs. Willson, 2nd vice-president;
1953 OF FICEqs of tht
'Nomen 's Fellowship
of the Corona del Mar Com-
muni ty Church for 1953-54
included, ftom left, Mr s.
Frances Cox , historian;
Mr s. Castleman Smi th, "'ice-
pr esident; Mrs. George
vies, president; Mrs. Ray·
mond Sell, treasurer; Mrs.
Wende ll Hoyt, aud itor; Urs.
Edward Hag en, correspon d-
tnt sttreta.ry, ;and .... $. \>\o-
ward 1,30lj)ert, re cord ing sec·
retary. (Ho ward Folsom
pho to from the June 4, 1 qsJ,
issue of the Ensign.)
1956 THE CO MMITTEE in cha rge otr arrangemen ts
for the 1q50 moonli ght supper dance of the
lido Isle Communi ty Assn . •nclu ded, from left, Mrs..
Kei th Cordrey, prize s; Mr s. Jerry McCi aire, decora-
tions and Mrs. Gene Ross, chairman. (Gene Ross . . photo from the Nov. 15, l QSb, issue of the Ens1gn.)
Mrs. Robert Huber, first viet-president; Mrs: Robert Rta, the newly
elected ptesldffll; Mrs. Ronald Barl ow, outgoinl) Pttsldent.. .v~d Mrs •
S.R. Newcomer, corresponding secretary.
NEWPORT
BEACH
10<
workshop announced
The newly revised proaram
o( the Children's Art Work-
&hop wi II bcain Monday,
Feb. 13, ill 611 Fcrnleaf
Ave,, Corona del M&I .
The 12..weelt proaram,
sponaored by the Newport
Harbor Service Leap1e, of-
fers children the opporwnity
to be involved in creative
art, accordina to Mrs. John
Thorne, public relations
dire ctor for the Service
Lcaaue.
An entirely new feature is
\he c lan for pre.-school
children, which will bo
tauaht twi ce a week du.rina
the 12 weeks. There will
also be an intermediate
clan and an advanced clau
for those children who have
attended a previou11 work-
shop session. Use of the
potter's wheel and kilo will
be avai table for children 1
through 14'. 'BLACK TIE BALL'
FOR CAMEO ASSN. Sue Wi !son, who has pre-
vious ly been anociated
wi th the workshop, will be
John Jc!tk& and Mr. and back for the sprina session.
\tn. Prank Renna, advisory Leah VuQuez and Jaclc.
committee. Taylor, both experienced
~s . Robert M. Koop is artists and teachers, will
The Cameo Community
'Association will hold iu
first annual black tie ball
Friday eveninJ, March 3, at
the Balboa Bay Cl ub. chairman for the March J be on the s taff.
The Association, estal>
lished as a private oraani-
zation for Cameo Shores
residents, holda reaulas
busine!iS meetinas at the
Irvine Cout Counuy C lub.
Executi ve board members
are '-'"· and Mrs. Page Par-
ball. She wi II be ass is ted lnf01ma tion on the work-
by \t'nes. Ernest Lampins. shop may be obtained from
Joseph Ricca, Ronald Prues-:.1u. J ohn Wi !son at 6 7 S-
sina. William Baskin, W.H. 1232, and infonnation on
Witherspoon, Homer Knight, scholarships and volunteer
Ri chard Pardee and James teacher's assistants may be
Brewer. obtained h om Mu. Fred
Swenson, S48 -J6n.
ker, presidents; \tf. and ')inner will be served at a
~irs. ~arvin Johnson, vice-p.m., foll owing the social MRS. JESSIE MORRIS
presidents ; Mr. and ~s. hour. The -Variations wi!J OF COSTA fJIESA DIES
\1artin Mangold, u easurers; pia)' during the dinner ~1Lh Jessie A. Mo rris, 3\1&
\1r. and ~trs. John I lannon, dancin& until midni ght, The Rochester St., Costa \1esa,
sec retane s; \tr. and \trs. evening's finale will be the d1ed Wednesday, Jan. 25 ,
Martin Scott, Mr. and \1rs. awardina of door pnzes. 1n a Cos ta Mesa convales-
cem hospllal at age 7 2.
GOP I hea F•n ~ Sh< w" bom ;n London women 0 r I Cu and had ),,d •n Com .....
~ 'ears. She was a ret1 red
td ephone employee and A.n instde look at the poli-
tical scene in Sacramento
wi II be provided to an esti-
mated 8JJ gue sts by Lt.
Gov. Robert H. Finch , who
will be ke)"note speaker a t
the 17th annual Lincoln
Day luncheon of Orange
County Federation of Re-
publican Women's Clubs at
the Newporter In n, Friday ,
Feb. IU.
\11, Finch, who received a
mi\liQO vote vi ctnry marain
m November, scored th e
largest plurality of any Re-
publican in California in a
contested elec tion.
The Lincoln Day luncheon
will dimu a day of activity
which will beain with a bi-
ennial convention under the
direction of ~.. Ro'-rt a.a .... r o( , Pw.\\ena., ~
credited de leaates from
partiCipalina uni' clubs wi II
elect federation offi cers for
a 2 year term . \1rs. Donald
A. Gary of Garden Grove,
OCFRW president, will pre-
side at the conventiOn pto-
ceedings.
Lincoln Day lun cheon ac-
tivities are under the ge-
neral chairmanship of \Irs.
Ri chard Pan tzar of :"'-Jewport
Beach. Leading li tatewide
Re public Wl offi ci als are
being in,·ited to JO in local
Republican supporterl>, ac-
cording to \"s. Pantzar.
\trs. Robert J. {''Pat")
·Hitt, co-chairman uf ~-tr .
Finch's California elec tion
coin Day luncheon audience.
\·Ir s. Donald R. \lcAnlJs
~)r Lido lsl.e , phune OR l -
J2J~. is reservation s cha a -
man for the lunch~un .
SOLD! ER ARRESTED
William H. Barne s , ~b
~·ear.-old Costa \lesan ch ar-
ged with desertion fr om the
Arm), was arrested Thurs-
day, Jan. 26, at the Gtey-
hound bus depot on River-
sid~ A\·.e ., \1ar iners \li I.e.
He tuld pOlice he was buard-
in& a bus to return to Fort
O.d.
had moved to Orange County
5~ ~car s ago.
Sun·tvors 1ncludc he r hus-
band , John W. \-\orris : a
dau&h te r, \lafJorie J. War-
ren; a &randdaughter, "lari-
lyn \1, Warre n; 2 brothers
and 3 s1sters.
Sen·u.:es and tnt ennent
were held Friday, J an. 17,
a t the Wa verly Chapel at
Fa1rhaven \1emoria \ Park.
Funeral arrangements were
made by Baltz Mortuar)',
Corona del \1ar.
MAIL-IN
PE l l.
FOR A HEAR EIISIGN SUBSCRIPTIO N
.'lA\IE
Mail in you r order coda)'
1l'ith your chrck or cash to :
W$#fNm,Ld
2721 E. Cout Highwoy
Corono d•·l Mor , Col iforn io
\lall mg :\Jdrns
Ci t}
State
campai&n, wiU introduce ~e ~~ ..................... ---~ keynote speaker to the L1n-
Z•p
Featuring
THIS 8 FOOT SOFA
l .
In Month of February
at $299.
H.J.GARJ\Fff fURNlltlRE
' I
Athlete Takes
the Stand
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Hy BOBBY RICHARDSON ,S,.cmlfl·~e'".-"· New YorA 'fn d~t,..s A 1 TNOUCH it were yatcrday. I o n
~bn the moment that I took john
.5: II ln iCI true mean ins, and nttived thor:
•
Lord Jnut Chriu as my pc:nonal Saviour,
bc:~i01 in, trutling on, and relyi111 ou
W Lord Jnua Chri&l
How wonderful it is that Chrilt lovtd
each one ol us enough to die for uti "for
I delivered unto you fint of all that whkh
I aito r«eived, how that 'fhrilt died for
our a.in• according to the tcripturn; And
that he was buried, and that he row:
again the third d:.y according to the KTip-
aures" (I Cor. l ~d. i ).
That i1 indeed a wonderful gift. "For
by grace arc ye saved throu~h fa ith ; and
that not of yourselves: it iJ the tift ol
Cod: Not of wo.-k.s, ln t an y mau 1houhl
boau " (Eph. 2:8, 9). Aud all we have to
do is to receive the gift.
I wdl rt:member the day that we vilitcd
the state ~nitentiary in Columbia, and
professional football stu Bill Glau had
&iven hil testimony. Aften~ard wnteonc
aslted Lbd piercing question: "Why do we
hear about the Lord Jesus Christ now, in
this prison , for the very fint time~ Why
not earlier? Why not in our Khooht'
Then I was reminded of the story about
a noted French jurist who was attorney £or
a murdere r. In the final addtes~ tO the
jury, he said: "Geutlcmen ol W jury, my
task. iJ very e:uy. Th~ accused h:u con-
feued; a defense is impouible. And yt:t I
want to ;:~.dd a f~w words.
"T ht"rt-on tire wall I see "-picture of
tht" crucifi~d Chriu ;md pay homage to
Him. 8ut why docs a mun.lcn·r for the
very fi rst time in hiJ life hear thio.? _,t's you,
gt-llllemen, wh om I accuse. You th<*t br-1g
wit h your culture ami t·d uca tiou. You
IPftad atheiJm l nW)ng the j)C!Ople. ami
then are utondh~ whc:n llu.·y rt•ply wit h
crime and vulprity."'
And now, IJ we read ir1 our m:ws-
JMopen daily of th( Bible beinfi!: t:tkeu out
of tht schools, the opportunity to toruc to
our Lord in prayu no longtr granted, "'-'C
realize how fortunate we are a.s athlete~ 10
share our tes timony with youu~e Pf.'Oplc: iu
variow schools.
In cl06ing, may I share "'-'ith you 1h i'
poem entitled "God 's Hall of F:une'"·
Your nam~ may not appt>ar tlunm hrre
In this world s hall iif fnmt';
In fact, you may be so u n.I.,Hill/11
T hai no one ll nows your n fHIIt",
Tht> Oscars heu may pau you by.
And neon li&ht of bltu;
But if you love and serve the /.mil,
Then I have nr ws for you.
This Ita// of fam e is only goo1/
As long as time shall be;
But Aerp in mind God's hall of foUtlt'
Is for etrrnity.
Tit is c-rowd on earth, thry 5om1 [orgt't
Tile herol'J of thr past;
Tltry chrrr liA:f" mad, until \'(HI full,
And thnt's how long yo r1 lth/.
/Ju t in God's hill/ of famt'.
By just believing i11 1/u c'lm1,
Inscribed you 'II find your n1m1e.
I tell yo u, friend, I wou/d,r"t
Tradt my name, however J'IWII;
It's writte11 there bqo11 d thr Jlms
I n that celestial hall.
For roery famous na"u on ,-a rill ,
Or glory that tht y sharr .
I'd rather bt> a" unA:nown hn,.
And have my ~a me up tl1r1f'
ST. THOMAS
BIBLE LESSONS
CREA TlON
G.,.-sis 1 ond 2
Lenon 20
"\~ll GOD IJ.\Ilf: THE FIRMAMENT , AND DI VIDED TilE • ·IH .l!S
WIJICII •D I E UNDER TH E FIRMA \tENT FR0\1 THE W·l TEllS ~III CII
1\f;l!t:; A.IJO/.'i: Tlli; fllll"o~NT." ·~' >, ·.
The \iturff.ctrl11hN~:Miti. ofltlftr 'e~\ yeu bes~ .. ree--b\y tU t hi"
time with th e pre paration for Ea•ler. Thus the order of Script ure reaJin!{s f.-.r
the dn ily morni~g prayer is the rbeKfrM ing of th e Bibl e a nd the account ,,(
Creutinn . \II orderl y kn owledge of l ife must· be gTOundcd on a knowl edge ,,f
ori,.:ins, a nd so we mus t begin ettr eh year'• s tudy of Holy Writ with its recorJ .,f
The Beginni nJ(. l.hdpters I and 2 of Geneeie tell all we know on the subjf'CI .-.f
Creo~tion . Only {;nJ 's 1\"ord can give an account of Creation beca use f)fl l\ f:"d
wa101 therr1.
Ch.tpter 1 gives a s ummary of the whole vast cosmic aet1 V1t y in wh1 ch God
made the heavens and the earth a nd the eea a nd a ll t hai in them is. On I~ brrcf
ment ion is m.1de of t he creation of man -tha t God made him, male a nd r~mt~le
m<~de he them. f.enesis 2 gives a more detailed a ccount of how God first made
\d,un out uf the d us t of the earth, and then made Eve out of Adam's ri b. \Jam's
HAROOR ~~Gii
SEC11DN -·Pal{! 2
THURSDAY, FEB. 2,1961
OO RO"A DEl liAR. CAliF.
1Molll"l AfA,.._, 2721 (, c ... t Hwy.,
Cor.1111• del Mar, c.llf. 92625
AN INTRODUCTION, AND AN INVITATION
ARVO·t , tfAAPA, 0wf'l•r orrd Publlsh.r
This page, which will appear every we ek in the Ens ign,
is not th e result o f sudden whim or has ty deci sion. It
~~ a joumalist testimony of fai th that has overcome un·
bell ef.
I look back at the years as newspaper owne r and pub-
lisher, and recall the many try ing ordeals , and also the
victori es. And I am cono.~incccJ th at this news paper en·
terprise has been allowed to su rvive an d to grow for a
ou rpose -first, to overcor11e my ullbelief and to' come to
know th e com fort and joy of fai th in th e Lord;vlhf n, to
do something about it, and to use my news paper for this
witness. ·
I do not presume to be su ch an au thority on ttJe Bible
-'that I would undertake to write a fu ll page of Bible
teaching an d Ch ristian tes ti mo ny, but I do beli eve that
! have s ufficient faith an d knowledg e to recognize sound
doctrine. This page will include contributions from in-
dl'liduals whom I know to be s trong in thei r fai th. They
diffe r in mcmber~hip 1n religious denominat ions, t:.u t they
ate uni ted in receivrngJesusChrist as Lord and Saviour.
It is written in t~1c Bcok of Hebrews that "the word o f
God is qu ick, and nowctful. and shMOCt than any two--
edged s word, p1erc ing even tv th.; dividing asunder of
<;('Jl Jn d spirit, and of the joint:. and ?narrow, and is
J i ~cern e r ot the th oughts und in tents o f the heart"
14"12). It is not th e work of any mo rtal being that will
r.,nvert an unb~Hever to faith in the Lo rd. It is th e power
n: tnL Wo rd of God that can bring abou t this mirac le.
Dr. James 'E . Bennet, whose Bible school lessons are
J vl'al vtvt 0 1 thi~ Gospel page in the Ensign , states
tnt vbliga tion of the Chri.stiJn very plai nly and si mply
11 ;his firs t lesson "0 ·1c f t1aving been saved, our busi-
nr__;s •tu·~ is to •.·,i tne~s to others (Acts 1:8) and to
·~·""' on grac•.•, ,1nd p1 th!: "now1edge of ou r Lo rd and
S,..,..,il .. r JeSLJ" Ch lis t1 '' Proter 3:!4-18) and to testify of
I • PAIALAMBANO
. llrl\ Mz ....... ,. 1: ~ . ,,_ ' ............................ .,.,, " .......... ,.,.,
:JD..,;;HL • ~' 29. 1963; Air lllonoool-to him ollptlr· damacA by rain.
'a ... 'tSt ~ ... Tor.ao.,,... No further explanation f9r Mr. Crimp'• lut
to. ,..._.,...a, lor ........... 'l"hh!r ~ mJnUitl r.-eue wu forthc:omins. Two men ~ ~ WI ••· hd tMir ........ olle•iaM were 1tandin1 together weitinJ!!: to hotrrd a ~ ud were .uaiiftl ia he at plane. OM wu tUcn and the other fh .•
, ~-~~0 i:,= ~J.; The Saviour very plainly t poke abool Hi• ~ O.rilltlua buei.-man, e•eeuti"" retum to tb1a ear th an glory, !bt cat~dyam
of '• tarp food compuy and pretident -of of ~vtntl that would precede 11, He hkened Can:adiu Gi~ wha.e Scripture diatribu-vanously to the deluge of N~h, the holoeau•t
ti · · Weu ·bo of Sodom and the fearful 11ege and bloody ~ .w, wn. demolition of Jerusalem in 70 A.D. Though
At the 1at ~~tCtmenl, the Joudtpeebr •r-tem thia latter terror wa• 40 yeart ahead when He
taUed. Mr. Crim_p back to tJ. ticket-counter. tpob. His description led the believers in
rtipt 831 bH beeD over·boobd and he ¥d Jeru.ulem at that time to~gni:r.e the si tua-
beeal slv.io a ..t on the Dnl p&ue. Mr. ti.on, remember His warning and flee the
Crimp proooatAMI'·Ihot be bad a loos·llaodi"'! doomed city .
reeenatioft, thadae'Ked an im~t iaeetins In each cue many were overtaken by di •-
t,o attend in Toronto tliat fterung, that he wu alter, b ut a few removed to 1afety in the ni ck
trnelliDI with a friend and that his lug-. of time. Both were taken, but in a very eon-
wu alrudy atioard 831. The ollicial wu truting sense. ,
sorry; there h•d been a mistake; he didn't , · ·
know Why Mr. Crimp had been re-routed To have one's lire cut thort is trasie. To
rather than tomeone who had come laterj it have it cut short wh~n one ,i• un prepued lor
wu too late to do anytJ.ing about it now. eternity is a di sa11ter. In the unimaginable
Every ~eat wu filled u Captain Snider, one
of the airline'a moat experienced pilota, took
831 off iD darkneee ana driule. AI 8.000 ft.
in cleme douda, IOIDethins in the hydraulic.
pneumatic or electrical oomplexitiee of the
big DC8--prob.bly a computer controlling
the horiaont•l .tabililt:ra----malfunctioned. The
instruments fn the cockpit indicated ANU
(aircraft note up) which wu a lie. But for
all his 18,000 houn ftying time, Capt. Snider
and hia 1ee0nd oflieer were flyinl!l: blind and
the instrument readinl!l:& deluded them. They
mo'led to correct the auppoeed condition by
•rplyins AND and in doi"! so created a atate
o instability which up to that time had not
been known to ex itt u a pouible danger. The
65--ton machine went into • eteep power dive
and alammed into the p-ound at 600 m.p.h.,
the atructure and its 118 hapless occupants
di•intt.:gratins in inttantaneous e-xtindiqn. It
wu Canada's wont air dituter.
During the innstigetion, the huge crater
menace o£ the tribul ation circumstancea, it
ia foreeen that many will claim the grace they
once despised and wu h their robes and make
them white in the blood of the L11mb even at
the COlt of their lives. Much Gospel sowin!
today will hear its frui t then, for it ia quite
possible that the. tribulation· generation ia
already upon earth.
The ~'ichest word is PARAit.AMBANO. It
is invariably used when someone talr.ee some-
body else along "-'ith him peraonally, ''Take
the young Child and His mother," or "He
took Peter, James and John and wu trans-
figured before t h~m -" And it is PARALAM·
BANO that is used in Matt . 24:40, "One shall
be taken ... "
' PARALAMBANO is an exettdinglyprecious
orr Loru at ~ve•y ·r. '\.Hl :y ." wu escavated 50 ft. down to bed-rock. To
word, charged with hope and purpose and
glowing with vivid wonder as it describes 1he
Lord Jesus coming as a thief, jus t as the
world is entering its spi ritual e-clipse, )0 steal
away Hi s own and personally cond uct them
to the bright eternal city ...r the.i r heart's de-
lli re. The word could have applied to Noah,
to Lot, to the Je rusalem Christia tu -a nd to
Mr. Crimp. h s J.lrinci pal application is. of
coune, to the red~med upon th~ earth when
j• ~ w ~·1 "I• I • ,r :.0,1 that this page is bei ng pre-aeareh and dil!l: and aieve the earth for every
::.cn tNI to all rc ,*dcr ~ t t11c [n<>iqn. May the power of sc:rap of evidence, some 1,500 penon• were
1he t rumpet sounds
tn·~ wr, r u1 nq 1oy ·· •JJr h.,1·t:., and the inspiratio n to employed. About 15 tona of metal bad been
:c ,I !l L Gt;ot~ News nj It L GJsprl,...::to:;o~th~e~r~s:· ___ :---~..d~J':._'"_ced_·'"-·pa·ru-·e~eo_··~M:-r···C·n··-'"-P.'•_B·;·b·le-w."---:=-::-:---:----:----;;----.,
I Panel djscussions on Bible topics I LIV ING TH£ WA.'t W[ PR.t.'l'
... #' ' ; '. .. .r. ,.. i .
"
.. ' ' "~ ll'itb Dr. Samuel H . Suth.,Jm.d
·" .. .. . ..... -.... rmd Dr. Charl~s L. Fei,bng
R•prlnt•<l fr-IIOLA IROAOCASTI!R
SSI S. H•,_ St., 1.•• A .... ~. N017
Q. s .. · Lu;. Olt-... c.llf. -"Wm thr~
fflih1rr in fltl' plal'l. of God 10ln Jeatu
wn~< ht~rn Ki"g of tlt JattJS, 11M tin
"'fll< ujrrtrd aM crKCiJ(tdP"
Q ........ c.Mf.-"W.\y did Jr~IUI rid,
iwto l •rvtuJlrM aM o6t:r Him~'-lf tt.!
Kix g t~f tle ;r:v.·~ if He did Mt think
H~ u'Otdd be oeeeptrdr"
"'ln. coexi!llt'nl and coequal with tht>
Father, during H i~ human minilttry .
Yet evt>n ht>rt! His di\'int> R'iory 8hown
through. Thi" was evid4'n t. &Jil an e:a:-
amplt>. on the Mount of Tra nsfi gura-
tion. In t hP flP!Ih, howeve r. our Lord
WA!I liUhjP("( to the Fatht>r .
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!153 S. Hopoo St., Loo il.n~l u 90017
A. T hf-'rt ce.rt.aialy, WoM/nOtr 1TM LoN. •
1111Ve r fail•. God Ia :~,..-;takea b7
•<~r rprise. Wben it te& us in the Old
Tt•ll l.ament that it I"!PCnted God. It
~imply means that H~ chen~d Hhr
m~'th<Kt-God ill omnistient. There i11
11othin)l' which i~ unknown to Him.
.\lthou.rh tht> J t"ws rejected and cru-
n fit•rl the Lord, yet it was that very
ad Qn thei r pa rt that, in the plan of
L:od, Ht> u;~ed a.._ a means of salvation .
Tht-I:H11eli tes eurtiaed their own
frl'l' will in the act of crucifixion, ad-
m rllin~o: tht>i r deed as they brar.e.nly
t!t•dart'd. "Hi" blood be upon Ull and
UJHlfl our child ren."
DR. BENNET'S BIBLE
A. Our Lord was neve r taken by sur-
prise. God knowa the end even from
the beJinninlf. HiA purpoaE" in thi.\1.
act was to allow th~ ltwa to deter-
mine for themaelve11 what they we re
l(qine,H •· HelilD"t ••b theJI weuJd ilo '!!I~ _,......,#J_ ,_, orivl-
lc•e' ot' tono·wlna Uielr ¥own will. So
the l.(!nt do.11 not force anyont todav,
althouJ-h '1ft ia "not willinsr that a~_v
11hould peri11h."
Q. Y .. -.. w .... -"H(Itlt COIIld J etttU
b~ eqt&Gl Vlit,\ God wlett t~ Bible
~.\o"'' tbt ~~~ tot:U nb/tc1. to Godr"
A. We must tint understand that
Jeaa11 It the God-Man. Aa God He ill
equal witll tbe Father. Numerous ref-
erence. of thia are riven In tbe Word
of God. J ~us is God, the Second Per-
SCHOOL
Q. AINfiJ, o.... "Wh v wn11 thr rirh
1/flllrlp r11lt'r ho/(1 (n ltt'/l (I t/ thot h<'
hnd tu uivl' '" thl' pollr, ,.,.thn ·.,lltn11
to tak;r •'t Ito Gtwi'• l oMul!'
A. Thf-' ~11\"iou r look~d dP/p M o lhf-'
ht>:trt of thi " m 1111 knowinJC that h<'
had kf-'rt tht-rommunrt ment.~ t~crupu
lo u;jl)'. Tht"rt> Willi. howf'''er. 11 ~pirit
o( CO\'t>IOUliOt':IS which had l\ grijl 0 11
hi m. Wht>n hE' ;~aid to bestow it upon
tht> PQQr. llo• mt'ant the "amr II!< lhl'
Lord'" hou""-lit> wanted tc_. lll'l' what
the m11n woulrl 1ln anrl what wall no-ally
in hi!l ht•art. li t> t>\'idt>ntly wn;. mM••
i nlt•rP~tPd in holrtin~t on to hi" J)nll::.t':<-
"io n.~ !han ht· wa" in obeyin)t t hP
Sa,•iour. Tn() many of u;a 11r" lik(' tho:~!
a~ W t'\1.
LESSON 101leep is t he deep ecsta t ic night known by certain saints of God at l ime~ of
s pecial words or o~c tion s by God, a nd is typical of the comi ng of the JI <Jlv
Ghost upon \lary the mother of Jesue . Howeve r there is a ma rked difference iu
t.h e lwo event!!! in th a t in lhe beginn ing the woman came from the man; but th.--
Son nf \Ian was b<>rn of a woma n.
Golden T e:a:t : "Fflr r.nd rn
/m.•cd thr wodd, thnl ltr !Jai'f
his ortly bl.'goltrn Smr. that ruhn-
lf'M'i't brlin,.th itt him sh oulrl
THE NEW BIRTH John 3: 1-21. Apin Nicodemus qu~!tiont'd .
By DR . JAMES E. BENNET
The re ~:~re no trul y "scie ntific" d ifficulties with the Biblical record. \s ,,
~m~tler of fa ct, IJrs. \1orT is a ud Wbitcomb have ehown ia their book The Genes"
"How can th~ thincs bt ?''
Jews then made it pb.in that his
underatanding would only come
b)· faith in Him and His works.
Ml f'l'rish, but ~Wl' M'rf'fa rfi"rJ """'~ 117 w "--«-aU .,; ~a....-Inasmuch u man c:::mnot un·
/ifl!'' (John 3 :16 ). !R•prlnt•O' l•om CHRISTIAH BUCON, 7W thoU-.4,,..., C•lll~t .. wMtl, M.J,) derstand the winde and things of
Flood tha t the theories of evolution and the billions of years Construct of the The Rihle is th" only Urvk tM earth, it il also even more
so-called geologi ca l time table are !!I Cie ntifi cally unacceptable . On th e oth er which drals int"n<ivdy and ;~u-f'l'lrl and dead in sin. Thll fail-and phytic:al natures. We iJnon!: impossible .for trim to un~tand
hand the Genesis account i11 not only much sounder in a ccounting for known thorit.1tivdy with tht" •ltW<t ion o! urc is lt'>Ually the r~lt .of in-or (oriet aD about our IOUb !!:stthi=:. ~ord~ttc!d' ~
Gt.d Alm i~hty. Hrl!n.,n kirlft"-"
:;('tid their arrniros !o rf'llt'llious
prinrip.:tlih'~ tr, cruth the rebel -
lion and l'n forc:e-mil:r:t n· rult'.
-G(xl ilf.."tef! rlr ffcrt"nil}, · "fo"or
God .>tnt not' hi!! Son 1:'\IO the
world to eon rfmm thr wnrld :
but !hM th~ world thrr.rugh him
might be !ia\'t"d." Tn Mcad of
crushing the rebels, G rist
promised that, if they exalted
Him. He would lift them up
from death to li f~
I · 1 d b · f · h ,, 1 h be h k 1;r, onrl clc..1th, anc1 It wa:. for ~,·",·en·• ~ot '<m o• ;,o--and -w.:.... wu~ are far -geo og1 ca ata. ut 11 urn 1s es UJe on y answer t ere can lo t e great ey '' 11 ' ''-· -,. 1• • • ·e·· ,,.,......_ •r·•• .. , , ..... , -·~ ~it u a little chi-ld should tll is reason lilA\ the T\ihlt" wac: ( ~o-;t-i..-,n;:~.\h· it comes from hon-irnportaot thaa the body bec:aDIC question o~bo ut how things were made out o( nothing. This action of makin!( a!l dictated by Gcxl for the f'nlight-,.,1 misundtntanding. they are etemal. and their belieYt: its loYiar latbe.r. Jaus
things ~u t of no things (not out of someth ing elae) ie what we mea n by the wurJ t"J~nt ;:~,nd S:llV:tl ron !'If m"n --:..!o.:-nd · n!minded Nic.odc:mus th1t, when
powon. ~·· .. -· • -· "· "'ild of •. ~ d ·"creation': Creation ax nihilo is the clauic phraee. It is Clt"Xl's OW;'! fi" ·nd fin:~l JESUS HAS THE TIUTlf bilities are tn&nite, when man-mc ..,_., rcn •mra~ w~r~ y-
\1-"Q rd on the t;urst; , , hf .. :vul ~ by ]eta~ O.ist. oar Lord inc in the wilderntu, Mosts. at
The r~al11i fficulty comes in trying to understand tha t C r e a ti nn is t h~ rletth o f tht' soul :;,, .. /alsr• o.f !hr nf';h'~,.l'k',·"'n~. g;1v1rs .. ..::_,;n1cidentha' 1 a and Creator. thel"'eddi~ ~~~~~~~and
proces" no t now goi ng on. The change• that take place in th e .order of na ture bor!y of man·. M a11'~ opinr rm oS '"' u "'"',. m up 1R ono; WTIU'LI:TIR:S[I, a
are n n I cre11tive , but are univereally of the order of decay and corrupti on. W(•rthles..c: btocau sc.· ho:h life -•'111 r~nrisce. a ruler of th~ Jews, NICODIMUS' IGNC)I.UfCI :. ~ ~ • ..;_,~~~~. hutll~~-1 ~ h L. ~ • 1 n;unt-11 Nirrodemus. was much IIU"'IJ _....,. uunt:: • E h. · · b d 1 •' b •1c?.t ar~ o.~~::yon<~ m:tn s C.'lllt'TO . very! 1n g 1s weanng out, no ma tter ow pa ua UJe pr oce ss may see m to e. interf'!;tffl in th e tearlling <I Je--the· Hebrt:wa understood ~flat, if
Wh en something truly crea tive bappeu, we call it a miracle. Thus the new SCIENCE OF SA LVATION ~us and ca lled upon Him one Je"us m~ed N"ICOdtmus by they loobd in faith al that brass
birth of every s oul in Chris t ia a miracle becauee it is a_q_ut_of...cr.c.ation..--no~~ :t ll~l,_~iy-h:. £or-a tJKrsona1 int~. u yinr. "Vmty, nrily, I •Y aetpent, they would be healed.
an ordi-uary--roUTine natural c!Ui nr whic' ie always a corruption. l"e cannot see is salvotion , v.il ich ;~ thr <:;.-i .. nrr Thl~ •Sbere.,nyk t!>ehfirst ~t unto thee, Esoept a rr.n be bom ~ Jetu• Did that He wou!d be
. . . of ..avin o-s-'lh-'IR"i11(!' l0~t '"Ul" mm! ta ~n y .._ .. '"•:rvvu:r• ol waier aftd of the ~t he Ttfted up, and that tke s tn o( the pmcess of corTupt•on 1n the proce .. ee of n•ture now g01ng on. T 9.. · 1 d 1 r· 1 naml"ly. dellnitelv to go to Jesus :-""'"" • the world would be plac~ on
I . . 'bl r· . d f C . f S . II t '"':_~ ~v;:-.e 'Ytl ,(V 11nc:, forth.--tn,.h_ .r.."irodemu" vol-annottnte-rinto t~loiftl'bn ol Rim "and would be completdy
t IS 1mpos1!11 e to IX a prec1ee ate or reat1on rom cn pture. owever c:oml .. t~t"by~l'"fll't a", w r ~ r;O llr>!-,:-;h-adr.-.itted that the. rnir-God." We now~ that the _wuhed away by the a.hedding of
it does seem to be impoesible to etretch it bayoad roul!l:hly 15 .000 years R. f.. fl!':<.('-'!rc 1 men to ·~n1.0rr ,,r,, ;orle nf jc!'.'l~ were Stipematuml words, •~~ ap'"," In J-L-H is blood , "that -~--:r L. · • -. r1f i~ bw<~ anti f"',.;~il.i l i:if'~ •):· '·' , uum ... unn -~..-o:: uoo:--·\ge calculations from s uc h tec hntquee a a carbon dat1ng are of no val ue S i ne~ 1. h r lr . . _. .'\"r l tl•at !t:sus was 'a teacher 3 :3 -"-man -----.J -finoeth illl him thould not perish, aa:omp IS men . ~~ pe--t~"• . • r.·-..1 ., .._1 d • ,....,T guru w ~n~~:: bat ,.
'The fi rst part of lti~s lesson
shows the ab!oiute necessity for
a nt"w 9piritual lffe for every
man , woman, and child. The
la..st part of the Jason mows
how this .life can be obtained
as a gilt frcxn God. simple, ab-
solute and definite, througtl
faith in the only becotten Son
of God. Thi-' 1e the good news,
or Gospel of salvation, and the
believers are new creatures. haY-
ing bttn hom anew ( 2 Cor,
S :J4-21). Butthegrot m.:t jority
ol man)rind is sriU dead in tres-
puiC'!I and ain ..
the chicken had to be made before the eg, ••d the chi cken was fu ll grown ~~.nd and its la.ws .1nrf Ofl!'ral !OI1~ ;ore ··~ne •rom IV'1 _.-~ l!':'len a • Spirit fram-~... ancl the • ,Nvt ~1111e.". We hav'e
bad t he characteris tics of wha t we would call age when it first appea reJ . So expr~,!>M in .. rH.":h simplr hn-mr""1rd th~.:_the 1m:.cl_.esbyeoSu1d orda ''bdm f .. .;...:.._._ ipntual life by lookinr at and l "ld · urrt l:lvt 11n;n ptHOnnn, a-w • _ 0 watl!r, ,.__.,T reea.f,.-a 'craci6ed and ri~tm l!SSONS ri'Oa :\dam was fu ll grown and not a baby wbea ha-tfte made . j?U:t~ thaf ('VI'n c H rrr. e..,n tan, buf only by the power d meMl ~" of ~ word .of s...-.. "-"' U$
I . . . b I I ,, r -~-r Ed Th h d h rear!, underfio;t:~nd, "'nO aC'Cept all Gorl \n<J J esus ..-.Jiecf -God" (1 Pd. t ...,) It ,·, .aL.... Onec flavina been A<tved, nu• t Ul 1m p n 8 s 1 e to ocate UJe ...,.nJGD o e n now. e eart an t e of ito; h.~ne ts. l n •his 11 rlif. 1 . ·1 ',.v .1 .'l"'l"'J .... ~ ;-• ._ GIACI-11f! ONLY WAY e '
a tmosphe re that e xi8 ted fnr the fiut millennia of hietory were destroyed by the frrs v:u:tk frnrn :rl! m,,,., .. .vl~ ~-"'"1 y. E t"r l r-ven y, ~Jbo\111· only wa1 a lott, dmd lOIII can ..., UPI btl!ines~ then is to •·itneu t o scie~~--Mm r-nultl not tli~-ICI I let, ·xttpt a mm -m ~lift:~ ~--1.£ ,..,. other.s (Acts t :ft) and to .. _,. cataclysm of th e F lood. St. Peter says after the flood there was a new heaven ·,. in he ••nnot t•· k' ...t--..-nn &" rnvf'r ~lv:.>rion of thrrrr~lvi'J, VI .... .~ ' """' see •~~~: tn5'·"'"" God. B.t Nlrcbda .. ,.. -J-· -e; .. ~-'-··--· ' d ' th k d t h It ... h d be . d . ·' I . th ,.L r ...... , .... 11,. M -~,m,·~. ~-, ~-~ It_._ -~ ux: ~ an gn\ce, an tn e now).rd ..... a n " new ea r . oun tnl!l a en ra1ae an UJe convu Il iOn&, e ocea n Gnd had to reve~l it ttl th•-m '~" ....... uu --... llleD to.._--· • 1 -wa. for ~~~-4llath RimJelf and o( y d d Sa •·
floors dropped so the waters £lowed dowa from •bove the mountain tops; the n • 'nd · rl.-rry the. ~tlpernatunrl In the aa1 biir6. 1 · ' ._, _, -r:-t;; 11 ~r .. ..or an Yiour Je[l,t"
h h h h d d ·• rth . . d 1. 1 ,-~~tl m,h'"at :,,.m,• o1' 1a~:_!f0 ... ~1 nots-mir-'lc-les aud thus deny the ckity ·a.itw .......:__. •_'?'Ft... ..___!! .J ~*:,..,__.for l,,'Z •1-O u;st (2 Pet. 3 :14-18), and vapor a eat t at seems to e ve etuToaa e we •• wee precapttate ; c 1mate .__.. ,., '"~'"' "'" ,,j Je:ne. .....,._ •• ,_ wNcll • ~ • .--.. ror ......, 10 _ ttte ~~~hfy of our Lord at ~cry np-
c hanged and seasons began to occ.-aloas with c y c I on i c e torma and the !l«ept this revel:ttion fron1 ('.od the -h flah; ~ tJ.t ~ world, tt.t he pwe htl onty bt-pomtnity. 'Wmt a":?:' think. ~caus~ they. themselves, tlid SPIRI~'•L II"TH H·~-••y n.,lt '*" of ~. ~ t. tplrit. c. Sm. that whoeotwa be· ,,na-of? The thin-~-wn•ld nliabow. Human life waa aHected by U.e ehaa-and the normal life enan wh ich ... · fir ,~,~,... f\ ~-~~..1 L:..-. ..a..._.. --~~~ ~~~-ul'l: • v-r -not utsc::over 11 st. .a.-..-...,.,_, -....r" ~ • Gt him~ -.ot nt'liJtt, and the fleth? O r the thing~' of
w .. around 900 years s uddenly dropped to a..liule oYer.'A bunch-ed a nd th en IQ But Nicodm~us. with 111 .... ·~th (rfteot. 20:14), his nodt-but haw e.erta.iar life~ It the tout •nd the spirit ? Tht
the aaual three s core and ten. DEATH IS S£PJ4.ATION workUy wisdom. wu ·not pre-!"I'~ with •')'II:"'L_ thlt wu 'b:! .,-aee on the pait of ;world and the Aesh mutt di~.
While Paradise caunot be located u a place, it ie uDder~~tood today to be FROM GOO p:~red tO ~nd this ..._ dust ot the~ it tk God ~ of H'• ITftl an4 "'The thincs lllftieb are Ren are
· An Otttm.nding bet is l'tt iit mcm He mew --a.: ... -about . --. r or ~· I!M~ ~ loward tin-ttmporail ; but the thinp whidt tiae e.rthly condition of thoee who are c•lled of God ia Christ. The importa nt tLe -·I• of •II ~--· of ; 'tu 1 b'-L •nd-·-• ld _... for it II tntit=. N~t--fa1 fn:.naa beiait. nut God are not Jeer~ art ekmal'' (2 Cor
r _ ~L A'--Go r " -u~ -~ ' """ • ·~ • ... -. A ""-........ -~-_._ • 18) ~-~ . ~i .. about the ~rden of ~• wae tMt th•re -hew d ud waa ully Ad3m art:, by Nhlre, dead in think d. tile definitl: in~p..... ani h; ,... pielp;tma. -""".7 'fii'8J ~ 1hey ~~~ • .....uoa wanu Us to tfdnlc of
oMdient to Him. In Cbriet w. ere reetoNd lO tlt.a eoaditioa of Paradiee in th•t t~ a.rxl sins (Rom,,3 :23 : al a (ihytic:al n::bfrt11r We...,! rHit ... it, t. c:ouW br: ll'ftd from their own ~ .t~,:J the toul and the
oac:e more we can apuk to God ud ~ .. , ~i• voice. ~-2 :I " ]~ Jt•ted, "1 am that tbt mlti.p we ~ J-:.-J:: rn., .UCS. "~far.. wsbeu. thdr M . a.nd ~ ~p~nt e .,_. Jiv-t tl~~eatiwe
come that they m'cht have: life" Christ u our S...._ C:W *:e w:-.,_, Te to S..., ~ in: dt:mal mMr w~ Him, oar S.Yioar, ..
Owotll-r Tile eort.l tuN "'-M•••• •r• aefl •:
flo.lllkM (JIHt de -'" ..._, G.tl.
.....,.;_ •• 1 1 h n A•• e.J IM.
-.,. ¥..-.! C.•c•U 2: If aU 11.
(Jdtn 10 :10). He is the de ....,, m, Sl>lrlt 10 ...:,. llo -.... ..... Mol __ doo6. -·~ e.. deoth "'*-· or wllll S.... lo WI.
""""" of l~e. Satan Is the au-10 00, dnd-' -li 10 m. t"'" _ ... ..!;"• b • • and -•ri6co of llio Son, We do tht -.. God ...
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IN:ilJRANCE ..
F"OA AI..L 'O F YOU ~
INSURAN C E "'EEOS
ROB ERTSON -SADLEIR
INSURA~CE
l333 E. eou.c Hwy,
a.--6f'l Mill -673-38$0
FUJfERAL DI RECTORS .
BALTZ
MORTUARIES
17.41 SUPERIOR AVE .
COST A MESA
~l dway 0-2424
3520 E. COAST HIWAY
CORONA DEL MA R
ORlolt 3-q•so ·
Jir~r~ 1942
Friendly Neil'hbortlood
Service
BELL BROADWAY
MORTUARY
II 0 Broadway
U l -l433. 8-3434 C011ta Mesa
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Mrs. T ~rry Holl. {Cameo Houu photo.)
The world a( fubion look a
Weat to die I. Maanin bene·
fit, .. Fu~i~Mn · Coneeno.~·
10 he pru•tN on Thwtday,
Fob. 16, ia Dianeyland
Hotel'• Embuay Room. The
event ia oo--sponaorcd for
tho 9th year \loy the Newpon
Harbor Service Leaaue an~
lhe Oranae County Phi !har-
monic Society.
Funds fiOfft the benefit
~elp support the Society's
free you• c<lftccr ts proarani
by the run Los Anae lea
Philharmonic Orchestra in
a minimum of 6 concerts
and the Debut Orchestra of
lhe Youna MJ.sicians Foun·'
dation in a auest appear·
ance. In the current season
the free youth coocerts will
have reached over 100,000
Oranae County younasteu
since beina inau&urated hi
ye'an aao.
Tickets are scheduled to
be mailed \he first wce.k in
FeP..uary to the more than
7J pa.troneuea throu &hou t
the county who will head
tables of 10, some as hos-
tesses, olhers On a no-host
basis. The S<K:ial hour will
begin at 11 :30a.m. with lun-
cheon bean& s;ervcd at 12:3J
and the r ... ~en showing to
£ollow t.u.edia&.ely.
The patroness list includes
the ~es. Lloyd L. Aubert,
Chester Btabyn, Wcllinaton
F. Bonner Jt., Robert Camp,
Jack Caraco, Ross Casten-
dykc; Bcruam Cof£ey, Henry
C. Cole, Charles P. Cotton,
A. Baycud Dod Jr., Andrew
Oosset, A.-ncHd Dovey, Ed -
mun d Dumke, C linton East-
man, Christi811 Ebsen, Ray-
mond E lliot Jt.,.Gabrie l J.
Feli x, J . Otwtakl Ferguson,
Alice ~\oore Gwland, Syd-
G i rl from Sweden says ~rm~~. G•y;:;.,:amG:o,~:
Cli£ford Hakes, Fred Hil-• h T H II pert, Ralph Hinger, Glen S. Wit erry a Hogle, WilliiWTt R. Holmes,
Geo<ge M. Hol•to;n, w;u;am
The riut weddina; ce re~ which was attended onl y by S. Holstein, Joseph Hunter,
mony conducted in the new close £riends and relatives., George H. J-ones, Robert
budding o£ the Lutheran t 3 s d D l O Kerr, James B. Keyes, Don-
vows
a p.m. a.tur ay, ec. •
Church of the. ~laster o£ The b"ride ·wore a white aid R. Lawrenz, Frank \1ar-
Corona del \tar united Bri-peau de soie wedding aown shall, Jack Marshall, William
ge tte Bodenc Anderson or with clauic train. She car· Mead, Leigh W. Me serve ,
Sweden and Terry :-lall, son ried a bouquet £ashioned d Carl Neisser, Emmett 0'-
r d \• E1 . H 11 orchids and lil.,-o£-the-val-Donnell, Claude L. Patter-a \tr . an ·u s. gm a • 1 son, Ri chard L. Patterson,
500 Poppy Ave., Corona ley. A diminutive pearl Edward A. Pcllearin, Ad-
del \lar. crown held a tiered illusion rain c. Pelletier, Joseph E.
Parents o£ the bride arc ve il of fingertip lenath.. Preninger, E.dwud A. Raul-
\1r. and \1u. Waldermer An-Attendantl were M111 ston, O.W. Ri chard, Arthur
der son of Gothcnberg, Swe-Beris Karlson of Ho Uy..wood Schmidt, Winifred Shiras
den, Since canrin&1 touUtiWI "'aftd Relfttr~nMo~. Y&a41 ofTIU!JnW-,nc Slocum, Mervalc
country a few • yiaft'l ·~~;"'Bt•erlJ.1;filf~:" "': .::.~ ~~~ ··D;~!m\ley. i!.d~in F. Steen,
she has been livina with .. Vtrmediate~y followln.a lhe M. Paul 91Jker, Harve)'
relatives in Chicago and cercmony ~'lliC youna 'ooupJe Somers, Arlhur t.rock, Ralph
· 1 r th · h Tandowsky Glen W. Tho--more recently w1th an aunt e 1 on e1r oneymoon to w·11.' A Th
N th C 1·r . Th mas, 1 •am ~ ompson, in Beverl y :!ills, Her aunt, ' or em a 1 om1a. e 1 Th ~-1d K W-;;;;;( b .d b . . . ames mer, VVM B • es cliff Chapel however, has been in Paris n e wore a caae SUit w1th Washburn and Charles
for the past few months and rose accessories. She at-,._'heeler. •1'11111~ was unable lo be present a t tended schools in Sweden Top desipers in the fash-
427 E. 17th ST. the wedding. and is empl oyed by an in-ion world, man y o( whom ar e
COSTA MESA '1r. William E ller perform-surancc company -in Bever-exclusive with I. \1agnin l: ~;:;;;:;;;;;";•;•:;·~-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~e~J~th~e~d~o~ub~1e~<;~n~g~c~e~<~em~o;n~yl, ly Hills. Co. on the Paci£ic Coast,
1 The groom attended Orange will include. B.H. Wragge,
Coast College and San \1archesa di C.esy, Jean
RE STAURANT FRANI;AIS
FREN CH SPECIALTIES
' CHEF RENE
FORMERLY WITH ROMANOFF
511 E. BALBOA BLVO. ,
The Cellar
Sttak
Lobsttr ,
S~ styk Sparr Rihs
LUNCI;I. 11:30 -3:30
DINNER • 5 • 11
Cfosod Sundoys
231 Forest, Loguno Beoch, 494-~55
Diego State, where he join-
ed Pi Kappa Alpha Frater-
nity. He is now aSiociated
with Hart ford Insurance.
The newlyweds will make
their home in Beverly Hills.
KATHY GREGG NOW
IN NEW ZEALAND
Kathleen Gregg, Corona
del Mar High senior, ldt
Jan. 2J for Strat£ord, New
Zealand, in the American
Abroad Program. She will
live with her new familr of
2 brothers, n and 21; and 2
sisters 16 and 13, anJ their
Gowmet dishes £rom
the WOI'ld will be served by
coawmcd hostesses a t 'the
annual intemation1l bu.R'et
of the Newport-Costa Mesa
""br~b of tha AmC:rican As-
•ociation of University WQ>o
men al the Balboa Pavilion rrom 6 to 8:30 p.m. Sac:ur-
day, Feb. 11.
Mn. B.J. O'Brien an·
Aouncu lbat auutl will
1110 be able to view the u-
tubi.tioa. ..C.S. Price. · the
Man lftd Uis •orb," pre·
Louis, Gustave T assell,
Norman Norell, Sarmi, \1a-
nor-Bourne, Tiffeau-Busch,
Geoffrey Beene, Richard
Tam, and \otr. John, hats.
The climax to the showing
is the parade of rare, ma tch-
ed gems valued at over S.:!
million £rom L.ykin et Cie.
All arranaements arc under
the personal supervision of
~trs. Lee Lile, manager of
the I. \-lqnia Santa Ana
store.
\ii ss
fash ion
Caltlerine Wueste,
autt.or~y of I. \lag-
Slates and sends a like
number of AMerican women
abroad to s IUdy. The
port-Coell Meu Branch last
yeu pve n..e-.nnta to lhe
fund in d\e DMM~I of mcm.
ben ~·· Ju.e Pettit l&l'ld
~iss ::>orodtea Hilliard.
The buffet i1 open t o tbe
public lftd lic::keta at S2 • .SO
eaCh sh9u&d M pu.rcbaacd in
adVllnce from Mrs. O'Brien,
S41..J106. • '*'· Thomas
Pi c keri •••• 73-ot",
aeated by tbe Fine Art1 Mn. MarioaOeMte Is fash·
Patrona 'of Newpc:IC'I Uarbor ionia& docon'••· and Min
in lbo hYilloa Gallery. Doria Houli._ i• c:hairmu
The proceeds from the ol U.. ..... connittee.
balfOI '!ill ao 10 doO oa-Olbon h11'i .. lo p1oo the
d.a.al MUW fellowlbipe enal .. 8tftn. Edwin H.
pro-.. ~iclleaablet ,..,. Vall, HU<Y Qeoola. Jolul
1 Sl fonip women tc purne Zlmftlll,.... 0..,. Leach,
lloO;J dociOGl •d ,P>tt-nw-a PicUtloc, llftd
_1_._, lo 61' llal,.. Olnld O'Jiola,
...
MRS. JOSEPH BUSH will mo del for the 9th annual I.
Magnin Fashion luncheon, co-sponsored by the New-
port Harbor Serv ice League and Orange Coun ty Ph il-
harmon ic Society. !Beth Koch Photo.)
Rt chard :\lkn, Chnton East-
JOHN ROBERT POWERS
,.,....,..,. ..... 1118111 ... «'\ ...
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LAGUNA BEACH SCHOOl
1999 So. Coa1t Highway
LAGUNA!
N-.4C«~i .. S~troliMffltl•
/or ,,..,._.;•'-CJe.-
Call 4M-M41
CJf~(fNH
a "nnl' foe•
a "nW figure
D "n~~w" ccnfidenca
IN JUif A UW
IMGIT Wlltc:$
POlO ,..., on ..... Ito. -···· ,..., .......... . .... . ,o ......... .., •.•..
Wo•ld ft.,..~,
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W. n ... lttt.1if1 (ltVII .. "' lw IIIUrJ Clal,ll. Th~se t•UUI
«e limited to elll'lt students
1<1 assure •nd•~•dual lttt nl•on.
Conwen•enl bYditl te1ms 1re
IWii!IOie ... sa ell. 01 came IR
to<111 tar you1 ccml!lomentary
analysis 1ncl be rud} tc mah
the New Yn1 IIJPPI UCIIinL
1110 •onderlul. CAll NOW
to •nsurt your restn"at•on..
Open ' A.M. IO 9 PM.
kif-!--._ w-... "' "' .. , .. :3 TOWN & COUNT RY, ORANGE, CAliF, V .llodges, GOrdon B. Jone s ,
'Thomas 1\~y . David G. ~ew
bro, G~orge D. Robertson
Ill, Frede rickS. Prescott,
Bryant Jack Badha m Ill,
and the \lisses Laura BJork-
lund, Joby Raulston and
Jacquie Wiseman.
Co--chairman t)f the event
547.8228 man, Y.'e I hngtllJl J . Bonner, ··acROss FI!OM FAS.H ION SQ\JAI!f"'
and Gabriel J. Felix, Horni-1~9 SO. COAST HWY ., LAGUNA, CALIF. 494-9441
brook Kdter, Ralph Bjork-~:;;:::;;;;;;;;:;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:~ lund, Ra~mond Dosta, Wm, 1
R. llolmes, Ralph Tand~o.l w
Sk}, Cit: urge D. Ruberuon
Ill, and James E. Owen ,
lloooran hostesses are
Nex..t ..time
let tL6
dod.,.
SHAMPOO & SET $3 ••
O .. ~N MON. T HIIIIIU aAT,
646-2093
are \Irs. Y.m. S. llolstein
and \Ir s . Robert W. Ander-
son. Othl.'r chairmen are \Ir s.
James Jo.:, Turnc:r, \1rs. Ro-
bert S. Barnes, J. Donald
Fe rguson , Walter Gayner,
Walter O.K. Gibson Jt.,
Lloyd R. \lasse~ Jr., Ver-
non \k1r1 roe, George Peck.,
Charle-. P. Taylor, L. Ke nt
Wanlass, anJ Page: WeJJing4
ton.
Patroness chairmen are
the \lr s . Lloyd L. Auben
ami \fr s . J . Donald Fergu-
son, assisted by ~lmcs . Clif-
ford Ha'lt.u. Richaa:d Hoa·
sen, Thomas Key , J arne s
Ke)·es , .>\rthur Strock and
Thomas Young . Other com-
mi ttee chatrmt:n ate \!mi.'s,
\It s . A. ·Ba}ard Dod J r.,
chairman of the ~ewport
llarbor Y.om en's Philharmo--
ni c Board ; \Irs. Peter B.
Hill, president of the ~ew
port llarbor Serva:e L.:ague;
\Ir s . Letlf'l L~un , chairman
of ~orthern Orange County
Philharmontc Board ; \lrs.
Wilham II. \lead, chatrman
of tht: L \lagn1n b.:nefi t for
tht: past .O \ears : \Irs. John !~~~~~g~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~d F. P0rter, ,;,ce pres1dent of
lhe Societ} and County
Chamnan of ~omen's Phil·
harmonic commi ueu.~ ~ .....
Edward Raulston. (-din
l'f lh e Sen·~o.:e League: and
!larve} Somers, Ct.lmm illee
cha1rman and me mbe-r of lhc
benefit for the past 3 ye ars .
Just
be tureen
the
nvo of us ...
lh('tl' JH' m,Jn\ good IH,olnc.dl •n~t,tut•on• •n 1\outht'rn
C.tl•tornod llh('r(' ~·our iund~ .He llhurf'd o~nd the \lt"ld
,, h1)1;h \\t> woulct ldt(' to !t"ll vou wtw 1\£' belrt'l't' you
'' ,u h('· h o~ppo('r ,.,_..th your tund~ hf'ft' at Nt'wport
8o~lbtM '-o~"nl>l~ • Ther~ 1~ someth.ng o~llout 'lt'\'o port
Ko~l bo.a S,l\'ln8S th.at mo~k~ •t d•fff:'rent !tom !hE' run
ot tht"' rTull .! You woU il'el the dll'ff're"nct b<-t <tust> thrr('
•s quo~l•h m con~rv.t~!lve. pruden! MYm~~ .. ~ .. oc•.allon
'y"-
r1Un.t~.tt•nlf'lll • 't'"port Ralho.t S.n •n~' ~''""' vou
thf' 1-u.ifh t'•l v~t•l d l'nd\lmum ..n~uro~n ce plu• !h.tl
Ct'rld iO \(lOlf'lhiOR YOU 1\ .II dpprf'(lo1lt" m oq '1'1."!>
thf'T(' '' ,111 dll•tudt> o~houl u~ vou 1\lll l•l<t> ,1 phonf'
ul! "'II tf"ll '''u mor~• 01 }wttt-• yt't .1 ptorwnal Y1~11
w1lh ont' Ol lhf' OliiCt'T' WTI I COn\ITnC ~ you that
"rwpnn Bo~lbo~ S,l\ •n[l.• ,·'lo wh~rt'
W"~u would Ill;~ to do bu~m~ss too
DOWPORT B8I.BOB SBVIDGS
a.tta LOlli fit llii.GtllliHOTt
.,_c-. 3366 v~ Lklo. -a.""· c.o.t . -· 673·3130 • eo. ... dol ~~~<· 2166 E. C...l ..., • Pl<ooo &~5150
• Resourus Over One Hundred Million Dollars • P. A. PAUtlER, Chaum1n ot lfte lotrd • ACiMS BlOMQUIST, Prelf4etrt
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Slu'de t lo fu d t ME11'0RT HARBOR ENSIGM E 'd t n an n se up SEOOIIDSECliOM --P·I ' X-pr8Sf en $ ore honored
a-THURSOAY, FEB. 2, 1967 _ w. •--~ a •• 11 ~;o~upbublq ·ita ''Accent ter .. t batia. M ••• ,._.,.. ~ ~ .,arioua huea lot the tablet.
on tbe atud.•t,•• UCJ't L.oant from thia f\W! will CON»NA DEL AR. CALIF. Clob wUI lloacw Ill put The Valentino motive will
Towa IDd 1"0owB director• be alhin~aterod by d\o dean . praai.dea&a a& &he 1•neral be carried .QQt at tho preai·
have voa.d to u&ablith lbt or •tw~eots' otnco. IOAIID IIIETIIIIET . -•euaa lOiley, '''· 1, la dent" a table: ~ •• Jamu
Towoand 0owa atucleat lou. The Board ol Truatou. o( the . EMU cl...,_ae, ac-Hinet will Cumiab the
f d A ell ck t t2 000 The emeraency nooda or tho Onnao Coatt Jwuar cordiaatohtt. I!. A. Ro&ora, blooma.
un • • or • atudenta wore a&ucliod by a Colleao Oiatriot will bold pceaideat. • Tho proaram wi ll bo pro-
wu preaealed to !)tan ol commi &teo composed of Mra. one meetia.a in Februuy -ThoH au..liDa will be tented by the Huntinaton
. S&auiontl lto!*'t S. Lawroace ~aniol Aldrich Jr., lho or· at 8 p.m. Wednesday, Po b. ~~. Willlaai ~itb, Ni cho--
u tho lnJuaJ amount aUo-l.S, in the board room of tho laa BroUnOr, ltaymond Har-
B,ac:b Playhoute. It wi ll be
a concert roadina or a Me
ace• pl•y laid in lho drM or
At .. harn Lincoln, tMt. Wll-
Cred Cohen, Mra. LorJn
Lammers. Md ~ ••. Norbert
MJ.rphy wi ll be thc auolt
artiau for this rcadina •
d pnizadon'a r-uidont; Mn. cato • Bdpr Hill, treaiUrer; Mra. adminiatration buildina, v.oy, John LaMan, Edythe IOHANlA AWAITING FINAL O.K. ON IILlGMT
The purpoae ot tho Cund ia C!·-·· 1 M Cull h ad • 2701 fairview Road, Coata Curry BDoa, Loaan Jack· las Voaat •
The Civil .,...><&e c oc • Vlaory Mc aa. aoo, Rodolph Vanaack, to make available inmediatc L-....d -•-· d M' ......._. menwcr, an 111 The board normally mocta Thoma• Letto,. Md &neat
cash Cor omoraoncy needs Aane• Blomquist, irrme· the 2nd and 4th Wednesdays Lampina.
or any t tudont, eurrently diate plllt.-ptoJ ident, in con-or the month, but dates wore Mn. Thomaa ·Williams,
-ro&iatcrod Oil tho UCI came sultatioa wilh University chanaed Cor lhi• month be· decorations cbairman, will
pus , on a short term, no--in· adminiurative orfi~eu. cause or holidays. uae muaoa of earMIIia1 'o(
If &hero are no objection•
in 20 daya, Bonanza Air
Linea will be alven penna·
neat authority to ):Wovide
direct aervice Crom 1be
Oranae County airport to
Aeronautics
Board iuued a abow c:au.te
order Friday, Jan. 17, alv-
ina partioa 10 days to file
objections 1Q tbe plan,
YOU CAN 'T FOOL the birds -They know when a
deep sea sportfishing boat has a good catch and fol-
lo w along for th eir feast as the fish are cleaned. In
this case it's the Del Mar out o f Davey's Locker in
Newport Beach with a limi t-catch of rock cod. The
deep fishing season is now at its peak along Sou thern
Cali fornia's shore.
CHART plan is lauded
Praise f.or the CHART pro-
ject of the Newport Uarbor
Chamber of Comme rce was
voiced by Phil co-Ford exe-
cutiv e John B. Lawson in a
speech before th e Bay Area
oq. 4RNOLO 0 . 'ECKMAN
of Shore Cliffs, founde r,
cha irma n of the board and
chief ex ecutive off ice r of
'3eck man Instruments of
Fu llerton , has been named
Southern t:a li fornia chair·
man of ~a dio F ree '::urope.
\ commi ttee of community
leaders is now being formed
under his di rection to de-
velop individual and corpor·
ate support of the radio net-
wor!c, which be ams news ,
commentary , and music be-
hind the communist iron
curtain in Pol ~z echo
slova'(iJ, 1.uman ia, '3ulgaria
and Hungary.
Citi zens Council of the
Balboa Bay Club last Thurs•
day.
t\·tr. Lawson, vice presi-
dent of Phi leo-Ford Cor-
poration, and general mana-
ger of the Aeronutronic
Di vision, commented on th e
CHART program duri.o& a
speech outlininz the detai ls
and current status of Pro-
JCCt 21 , a ci tizens plan-
ning effort to encourage the
proper fu ture development
of Orange County. \'I". Law-
son is the founder and pre-
s ident of Project'2l.
He told the members of the
Bay Area Ci tizens Council
that th ey are to be ind ivi-
'dually and collect ively
convne nded for th eir per·
sonal in terest in their own
communities, and in Orange
!County u a whole. :
'"' t" 'am 8. great advoCate or
citizen involvement in af-
fairs of the community," he
said, ''particularly wh en it
comes to ques tion s of plan-
ning and growth ."
\•\e mbers of the Bay Area
Ci ti zens Council are com·
poseJ of various community
associati ons in the .~ewport
Be ac h area.
\lr. Lawson told the gr oup
that he had watched wi th
in terest tht: study undertaken
by CHART (Ci ti zens Harbor
Ar ea Research Team). H ~
c ited B65 Chamber presi·
den t Ed Birth, its ori gina-
tor; Sam Downing, CHART
chairman for its fi rs t 2
years , and the members of
the various Cli ART com-
mi ttees for their c ivi c in-
terest and foresight in
looking towa rd the fu ture.
l-I e also s aid that ''each
of you indivJdually, too, are
to be commended for th e in-
"ARS. ·.~Y RTLE Sf)WERS terest which has led you to
OF COST" \4"e:SA DIES pan icipa te in th e vari ous
\l}rt!e A. Sowers, 25&~ ·member homeowners asso· ciations." Fairway ')r., Costa \ks a,
"'I am sympathe ti c toward
}Ou r Bay Ar ea Citizens
Council for another reason .. . too , \lr. Lawson said. "'I
unde rstand that your Coun -
ci l was formed somewhat as
died Wednesday, Jan. 25, in
her home at age 76. She
was born F eb. 11, t.no, in
Wyoming and had moved to
Cos ta \le sa 16 years ago
wi th her hus band, Willis,
She is sur vived also by 2 a communication netwo rk,
so that each of your many
sons, Willi s and Lloyd, both homeowners organizations
of Wyoming ; a brother, Uenry in th is far-flung har bor area
A. Hecht of Colorado; a would kn ow wha t the other
sister, \1rs. \-label George of 1s dl)Jng. Comm um catlon ,
Cos ta\lesa;6 grandchildren; or. the lack of 1t , is some-
and 1 great-gra ndchi ldren. _ thl~g I am cons~antl y aware
Services were he ld Satur-of tn ':flY capactty as a de-
,day, Jan. 1a; at Bell Broad-fense ~ndustry executive ...
• He c1ted th e go als of Pro-way Mortuary , wi th th e Rev. ject 21, wh ich he described
Warren Studer of the Presby-as a program for all of th e
terian Church of the Coven-people of Or an ge County to
ant, Cos·ta Mes a , offi ciating. promote environmen tal ex-
Interment was at P ac ifi c cell ence and balanced
Vi ew ~1emorial Park. grow lh.
Office building burglarized
Burglars lapped 2 office
sui te s m the Bay Lido
Building, 3200 Newport
Blvd., in the Lido Shops
-area, s tealing u ade books
and a typewriter.
Olll rell Burchfield · o(
Oran&e reported tke lou o f
his SIOO offi ce ty pewriter.
DOMATIOMS GIVEM ' Local aaenc:iu aharina in
Police believe th e bu rg·
lariei 'co have occurred
•omctirnc Jan. 24. No force
wa 1 uud 1.0 &ain enuance.
Poliee autpec:t a pan key
may have been u1ed.
Will iMl Neill, ·211 Via
Koron. Lido hie, en
ad•euiaiaa aaent. •lid chat
•• buralau aot 7 trade
booh -bl01, ...... about ••
lhe 125,069.54 conlributcd
by employou of Philc:o-Pord
Acronutronic: . oC Newporc
Beach for the 4th quarter o(
1966 included Co1ta Mota
Un ited P'llnd, 14,402.60;
Newport a .. c:h United Fuod,
12,536,40; Orao1o County
(."haptar tA A1111rican Red
Ctou, tl34.14; lad Orua•
County HoartAoto.1f2S0.70 •
\'vv~·t ...
FIRESTONE TIRES
IYLOUIR£ TUBELESS <;S 1411 SIZE 8oo,W
WHITE ...........
$2.00 '-'ore~
FIRESTONE TVBELF.SS
Th• Service ,. ..... ,
MR. DOH D. LEE
lEI DELUXE CHAMPS.
""' A FIRESTONE ~ TVBELjSZ """!·! L Y, MEW ..,.PELUXE CHAIIP
<~Whitewall witt! Red Stripes
S228]T·BIRD TI-n ......
"""-. Sl ZE 81 s.1 s-
\
Use your credit -
on Tires.
'S25f1 SIZE 900-1S
Will TE, 3 RIB.
E.clu tox $3.00
NO DOWN PAYMENT -
Bring any credit card •
4
B
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Feb.
2-US
Tt.urs.· Fri .-Sat.-Sun.
$888
Lt5T
l12.9S
Air conditioning
Jwst a little more
SIZE 645-U
Ea. Tax $1.n
$J687
7lll-
77S. 14
710-IS 825-14
81S.IS BOO·U
760-IS 850-u
US-15 8SS.U
91S.IS 950· u
$23.99
$26.99
$28.99
liZE 695-14
Ex. tu $1.87
Ex. tax $2.21
Ex. tax $2.36
E•. tax $2.56
Ex. faa $3.01 7:00 a.•. t. IO:OO~p~.M~·~=====================~· $32.99 IS 900-14
SIZE
650-13
750-U
800.14
8511-t•
610-15
710.15
760-15
TU IlLilS -IYLDI -.. ,L Y ILACKWALL WHITI!WALL IX. TAX
$13.:11 SIU2 $1.13
14.29 15.62 :uo
14.92 16.69 2.36
17.93 2.!7
15.69 2.21
14.92 16.69 2.:15 ..... 17.93 2.55
3681 East Coast Highway
FEB.
2-3-4-S
F·REE -6PACK
TRAVEL BAG
the first 75 cors in for
gasol ine each of the 4 ,ays of our Grand Op~ing
,~
ssoo
DISCOUNT ON
~y BATTERY IN STOCK
RETREAD
CHEATER
SUCKS
AllY SIZE
$16 . ' ' PLUS TAX AND
RECAPPA8LE TIRE
THIRD PRIZE
-;· _..\
r ' . -. ·' ' . ' ~~;"" . ., \ ., .-t ·
_, ' \ ~-
20·1NCH BIKE
•
TIRE SPECIAL FOURTH PRIZE FIFTH PRIZE
IHI.TlllLL TUIELESS IYLDI
Sill PlnCE EX. TAX
........!g,~:~
IUS 2.21
IUS 2.36
IS.9S l.SS
18.9S 2.97
-PLUS TRAbE
4-TRANSISTOR DUNLOP TIRES
RADIO Gold S .. l, Full 4-Ply
FIRESTONE
CHAMP
TUBELESS
WHITEWALL
820•15 S1887
Excite
••• $2.97
Win a Pet from DuPont
GOLDEN "7"
II AITOIDIILE OF THE SAllE UMf
Co~ne in and p'ick up your .,.try blank.
"WWn a Pat"
IIWIEEPBTAKEB
--............... c.... a,....
OIIGAHIST TO I'IIIINT c::.~~:..~~~=... From the Police BloHer
..... 111, will &o b....S Ia 11 • -
NEftRT HARIIOR ENIGII
SEOOIID SECTION --P~~t 5
THURSDAY, FE8. 2~7
OO!Illl~ DEl. llr.R, OUf •
I ..... J •• -• rea pop coaurt,lpoelored pampiaa oat a rose pl•t.
by th1 ScbmNU·Phillip• Co. a thief tlOio a 12,-inch cor•
at tile Smedley j•ior hlp mic pl•t contaiaer from a
tebool audhorhw. lllO W. patio at the homo ol Evelyn
Edln.er .~ve ., Santa Aaa, at T. Oabom, S:J.4 S. Bay Pt.,
1:00 p.m. T~aeaday, Pch.1 . Balboa lal1nd ••• A buralar
Eddie hu bttD the lnter• cnterod the praao of Ed...
national ora• soloitt f01 ward 0. Mahor, zn Via
uveral yean Between Ithaca, lido laic, and ttole
toPrl , he record~ ror Colwn-a cool box, containina flOO
bil, lppeUI on radio and ~th of toolt: and ,I $15
tolevialon and olton enter• dnll. • .It wun t a aoOd day
taint at tho Mlrmaid Room for 7·ye•-old Jamca J.
of Now York'• Pult She •· Bu,m•: ho wu beaten up
I t IWICC by, 2 JI'OUPI of bul·
on Hotel. lies. t.bc lint time on lhc
b .. eb n~• die Balboa Pier Lua, 113 Collina Ave.,
and th.e Hcoad lirM c.~. dre-Bilboa, i:liacovered vandal•
beach at A St., In Balboa had punched holea in hla
••. The c• ol. Willlam. R. roo(, , ,Vandals bloke a
Kelley, 247 Lu1oala St., window at the Harbor Epi a-
Wut Newport. waa baral• c:opal School, at Sth Ave.
izod and a tape player and and Marsuerite Ave., Corona
l tapes, valued. at Sl60, del Mar, On J an . 20.
Language groups formed
were 1tolen ••.• A prowler WILLI""$ • PPOINTED wu reported tn lhe HOO ""'"' "'
Town and Gown lana uaae
p oupa In F rench and Span·
iah u e acceptina new mem-
bers, accordin& to Mrs. C.O.
Reinhardt, lanauage group
chainnan.
block or Deborah Ln. Har· Eric P. Williams, 421 Be·
bor Hiahland1 ••• Mr1.' P.L. aonia A.ve., Corona del Mar, Be&i nnin&. int ermediat e
Wyatt, 1300 W. Ocean Pt., haa been appointed an ac-and advanced classes are
Central Newport, (ell at her count executive with lhe conduc ted in homes of par-
home and rractured a hip; Laauna Beach office ol ti cipatin& members in the
s~e was take~ to Hoq Hot-Dean Witter &: Co. He is a Newport Beach area. Mrs.
PIUI .•• It ratned, and J .D. native of L.os Anaelea . Sue Triadorfer, fonnerly of
Bosol.a , Colombia, conducti
the Sptnith clau ca. Mn.
Nadine Joat of Newport
Beach condoc ta the French
clauea.
UCJ Town and Gown mem·
bers wi ahina to join the or·
aanizedclu u • may contact
Mrs. Reinhardt at S4S..144~.
Those wis hina inronnation
reaardina Town and Gown
members hip may call Mra.
~an Roaen a l 642·3008.
Corona del Mar , Calif.
SERVICE
CENTER
Thurs.
Fri.
Sat.
Sun.
COCA COLA
GAS OR TIRE PURCHASE
BALLOONS
PLASTIC TAPE FOR THE KIDS!
LARGE ROLL
BLUE CHIP
STAMPS
·('\'
iii.UE
~!IP~!
.'-....../'.
S.rvi ce Stotion M-ager
loiR . BILL CANNING
--· -
uanu 29' CAM OF IIOTO
·All Weather Co-Polyme r
resists heat and cold 88 TUNE-UP $1 .19 VALUE
Truck Tirt'·'
S16~ .. ra .---~:;=-r; ,,
6-PLY RATING
SIZE 700xl5
come in and sign upl
SECOID PRIZE
J:.-\
GTO DELUXE (BOYS)
J.SPEED BIKE, 20-INOt
ALSO BATTERY, OIL
DUPONT NO ... , .. ..
73S.I4
77S.I4
82S.I4
85S.I4
91S.I5
POW!R.
FREES
STICKY
VALVES.
JUST POUR
INTO
TO EACH
FREE
OUPOIT CAR WASH
#1111
FREE
IHU YOU IUY
TIRES FROM US:
• WHEEL BALANCE
o TIRE loiOUNTING
• AFTER SERVICE
Wh .. l i»alonce and
tires ••itched
every 4000 mil ...
o FRONT END CHECK
WITH EACH 2 TIRES
SAVE
MOHAWK
GOLDEN JET
TUIELEU IYLDI PIIEIIIU~I:CCISEJ BLACK TWIN oJ
700-U
775-15
IIS-15
US-15
900-U
WALL WHITEWALL
$13.17 $16.37
16.97 19.33
11.50 21.19
l t .n 22.60
25.71
$2.11
2.:10
2.36
2.57
2.97
SERVICE SPECIAL
Brake adju•tment . • • • • 1.25
Lubrication. . . . . • . . . 2.00
Oil change .••••••... 3.25
Oil filter. • . . . . • . . • . 3.85
TOTAL. . . . . 110.35
SPECIAL
PRICE ...
DUNLOP TIPES
GOLD s•AL C-eo
TUIELESS 4-PLY
Lifeti191e Gua raMee
Full -4 Ply
$J587
520· 13 , Eui n ta• SJ.36
WHil E:WA.LL
LONG WEARI~G. SMOOTH DRIVE
SIZE PRICE EX . TAX
600•13 650-13 Sl6.87 s 1.83
700-13 520-14 18.87 1.90
695-U 6o!S-14 19.87 1.92
7JS.I4 700-U 20 .87 2.11 73S.15 650-15
77S.I4 nS-15 21.87 2.21 750-14 670-15
125-U SlS-15 23.87 2.36 100.14 710·15
850-14 US-15 26.87 2.55 BSS-14 760-15
91S.I5 820-15 29.87 2.97
B
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Feb.
2-US
Thu r.-F ri •• s, t.-S..n .
7:00 a. !fl. to 10:00 P·"'·
ANY SIZE LISTED -ONE PRICEI
Marine Battery
_. "-wFREE
-;J~rn'
~ firttfont
SAFm CHAIIPIOII ll7ie1 Coni r~
•
GARV E. BUR CH, son of Mos. Lyn Bu rch of 2755
Gannet Drive, Costa Mesa, has been promoted to te ch·
nical se rgeant in the U.S. Ai r Force. He i s an ai r-
c.ratt maintenance technician at Bentwater ~ RAF St:..
tion, England. He i s a member of the U.S. Air Forces
in Europe, Ameri ca 's overseas air arm assigned to
NATO. <u..S. Ai r Force photo.)
Pick-up schedule changed
Newport Beach re f us~ col-
lectioo crews are now pick-
ing up garbage on the same
days th ey pick. up uash.
Th is change will affect
collection schedules in th e
fol low in t~: areas: .~ewport
Heights, Balboa and West
Newpon from 7Lh St. tP the
Santa Ana Ri ver 1ncludin g
Finley Tract, :-.lcwpo rt Is-
land, Seashore Dn ve , L1do
Sands, Balboa Coves, Sea-
shore Colony and ~ewport
Sh ores.
Residen ts 1n thes e areas
are now requ1red to set their
aarbaae out for collection
oo d ifferent da) s than the)'
su out the1r trash.
Gar bage 1n the listed
areas will no.,. be collec ted
on the regul ar trash coll ec-
tion days. For example , if
lhe t~ash collecu on da, s for
the area are ll.ednesda·y and
Saturday, and the garbage
than those listed above pre·
sently have a combined gar-
ba&c and trash pickup on
the same days. For these
areas the re wil l be no
change in schedules.
, --.w,
collection Ja\·s arc Tues-Ho\qqy S. SMITH of Atlan·
day and Fnday , garbage will now be co llel:ted to-ta,Sa., will speak on "What
gether with the tras h on Ma kes a Happ y Fami ly?" in
Wednesday and Saturda~ a lec ture sponsored by Sec-
only. ond Chu rc h of Chris t, Scier,-
Residen ts will no longer tist, in "J ewport '3 each, at
be required to pronde se-
parate con tatnets for gar-"2 p.m. Sa turday , Feb. 11, at
bage. Garbage must b<: Lincoln School, 3101 Paci·
wrapped in news raper or fie Vi ew l)r., Harbor Vi ew
bags and may be placed In rliJis , Mr. Smith reSili}Qed the same conta&.aen~ w1th ~ ,f> l~ta-, ~aebold va..,._, ~1.\t:) l~Wli!I.,O .-\:~cas o'r the Cit) other ""m'e'""iPOsft""fo'(l wi{h a nat on-
8 f th al firm 10 yea rs ago to en-oy 0 e teo the Sh•i stian Sci ence
hea l~r1g m1 nts tr y. He has
month named since become an •.uthorized
tea cher of the reiLQIOn and
Bob K~i ser has been named a rnember of the 3 oard of
boy of the monUt at the cen-Lectureship of The Firs t
u al branch of the :tarbot" Church of Christ, Scientist,
Boys' Club. Bob has travel-in "3os ton .
ed on lh e billiards team and
has ap~ared in the Great
Western Sports Show as one
of the c lub representatives
in the spin casting contest.
'lepartrnent w1nners of the
mon th we re J im '.\'oods in the
games room, Tim '.\llilams
in the -a rts anJ crafts de-
pan ment, and Grant Wiese
in the gym . The boys are
chosen for their outstandi ng
participation and attitude.
The Centra l Branch \1••-
thers' C lub elec ted the fol -
lowing new officers for
1 }6 7: Ptesuient, \hs. J oan
Brant; vice president, \trs.
Thelma Powe ll; secretar},
\lu . \laye llange, and trea-
surer, \trs. :::h1 u s O'Connor.
~andr Lowe and Fred
Hanae of the central branch
have s tarted a club news-
paper. The ir staff includes:
Ediwr, Fred 'lange; assis-
tant editor, Randy u, .... e, re-
porters. Paul Perdomo, TOOl
Powell, Charles Hannah.an ,
Richud F ~>s te r, and Jerty
Kaiser.
The \la thers Club will
stage a runvnage sale Feb.
17 and til at the central
branch. Clothe s, small
items, and knick-knacks are
needed. For further informa-
tion call Lee Fisher at the
Central Branch, 548-'H~7.
SEIIGUIIT DECOllATED
FOil VIETUI DUTY
TISat. Conrad A. Oesi·
le ts, son of \h. H.J. Bel·
lin, 606 Be aonia Ave., Cor-
ona del Mar, has been de·
corated with the U.S. Air.
Force Cormiendation Medal
at K.J. Sawyer AFB. Mi chi-
1""· He was awarded the modal
(or merit«iou.s I CrY ice as a
printina supervisor at Cam
Ranh Bay AB, Vietnam. He
••• ched for hli profu ·
1ional skill, initiative lftd
duty performance . He is
oo• auipod at K.J. s. ...
yet u • rnembef oC ~e su ..
tetic Air Coovnand, J\meri.
ca • lonl"'''•&• nucleu
bombtr tad miuile force.
FRAUD CHARGE DlmPPED
AGAINST LOCAL MAll
Geo)rge Kuor . o.,.neT of th~
G1een Rn ·e1 TcrnH t~ C"onuol
1n llun t1n gtnn Beach, won
dl<;mt..,.sal l)f the la ... t of:
~·harJ ~" .,f fl aud agam..,.t h1m
Ill Supcrwr Court Jan. ~3.
\lr. KM•r .... no h \·c..,. at
.n .13 f"a1r chc ~ter Rd., Cameo
1\q;hl an Ji>, ... as cha1ged
.,.1th ftauJ la:.t \Ia~ after he
m1"1akenh 1den t1fied ter·
m1te ua.:1n g, 1n : .\e .... 'f!l•rt
Beach ll••me :..
••
Mqs. LOU IS M. IJ~CM I LL.AN
of Newport Heights has
been appointed chairman of
community services for the
Orange County Chapter,
American qed Cross. The
appointment was announced
by Paul ,o\, Hanna of Say·
cre st, chapter chairman.
Mrs. MacMIIIIan's new re--
sponslbllllles will Include
coordlnallon of the activi-
ties of motat serv ices, food
services, sew ing, stlfhldes,
CASt work -volunteers, bos-
pllal voluntttrs, lfld blood
PIO<,I!im •Ides. P•oYiousiJ
she served •• CMlrmM al
hospital ••••lees.
< '
From the Police Bloller
T"'eatM y, J•. 2A Po&er a, 3110 W, Ocoan f t .• and E. Balboa Blvd., Bal·
Woa t Nowpou. , .Butalara boa, and ho knocked a h•l·
hrokel huo lhe home ol actor me t otr .. police orncor. 0 •
John-W. Calkina, 2Sll s.... -•
view Ave ., Corona del Mar, ..... .,., J•. 25
UPHOLSTERY Q.EANING
"THa ONLY UIIHOLeT•IIn" OL...ut•lllt tM OIIA ....
OOUNTV AUTteOIIItiZUl TO ,.,~v eOOTG.......,_D
.TAIM ......... L..IIIt. TMI. ADDeD ea .. V01G& coo <
orr•llllaDATAMCX TA•M•L.Vl. W TO TMOea WHOe& f"UA,UTUA& W& CM..CANo
( OUfl a UPHOt..aT&Iil!V a....-Na..• MAY& A
COMa tHaD TOTAL. Ofl' a Vlte • .,. ...... I& NO •• )
OTHER SERVICES.·······-• lil!•WaAY ,,.. e CAiil!PST IH.TA!.L.AT 10M e .IMDINCt .......... eawu ... e ioftl ... l ...
• ••aa~.ow•• I; ..... GA .. ,.•T CL-"MIHCJ
•• I N OUft .. L.AMT CL.CANifG 0' !.008• IIIIUG e
aU .... !.I .fl 01' a .. C!.OWte ~ftODUCTe I"Oft
'' D~IT:"'VOUIIl!eaa..f"•ft8 "•
OFFICERS of th e Newport Mesa Uni fi ed
I, School District Insurance Assn. are pre-
.• senting a set of transpa rencies dealing
wi th driver education and sa fety to Or.
,· G.C . Eikermann, assistant superin tendent
of the district. Pictured here fro m \eft,
are Dick Hodge of the Co rona del Mar in ·
su rance firm of Hilliard & Hodge, who
was presiden t of the rn su rance Assn. at
the time of the presentation; Gene Robe rt·
son of the Co rona d.e\ Mar firm of Robe rt·
son & Sad\eir, sec retary of the associa·
tion, and Or. Ei k.ermann. (Walter Gerhardt
photo. l
A ear buralar stole 14
stereo tapu, val~ at
192, from the cu of Jam••
C. Owens, 21S Via Mentone,
Lido Isle, , • The CU' of
Dixie Qixon, SOl Larkspur
Ave., Corona del Mar , waa
hit on the left front aide at
Jasmine Ave. and E. Coatt
Hwy., in Corona del Mar by
a car dri\'en by Philip M.
O'Bryan, 2606 Delaware
Pl., ~csa Verde. Coa&a
Mesa. • • • . .A hi t and
run car struck tile parked
car of Michael Hutchinson
on Seashrue Dr. near his
home at 11 1 36th St., Wes t
Newport. .Car thieves
drove the n6J Oldsmobi lc
of Joyce Koehle r, 2125
Fremont Ln., Costa Meu
into the sands at the New-
port Dunes, near the New·
porter' Inn, and damaaed the
car's transmission. • .An
$80 surfboard was stolen
from the aarase of Pete
Action · take1
by planners
Here is a s ummary of ac·
tion taken at last week's
meeting of the Costa Mesa
Planning Commi ssion:
and atole a .3&0 Baretta A S400 radio waa uolon
hand aun, valued at 's4S , a oCr the 35-foot s loop, • 'Sea
chamOis baa containina 2S Fox.'' moored orr Baysido
round Iii or ammunition and a Dr. and belonaJna to Vernon
'un case ••• Bwalars broke L. Sorensen. 566 Park Dr .,
Into the Volkswaaen or Co&ta Meaa. 0 .A uso out·
James Miller, 366 1 Bay·· board moto r was taken off
shores Dr., Bay_ Shores,at the skiff of Keen Jacoby,
Newpor t ~l arbor Hq~h School, moored near hia home at
and stole 6 .stereo tapes . n6 E. Balboa Bl vd ., Ba L ..
valued at S106 ••• Obscene boa ••• The car or Thoma•
w.ords we~e painted in red N. Kiet, 1315 Bonnie Doone
on . th~ hfe guard towers Terrace, rammed into the
bea!nmna at l~t~ St. and rear o( the car or William H. endm~ at 6th St., m Balboa Keller of Laauna ·Beach,
••• Mi chae l F6ster, 21_, was east of Tuatin Ave.., on W.
•re.~ted on a pos sess1on of Coast Hwy., in Mariners
m';fiJU&n~ charge _after a Mi !e. • • , The car or Marc
ne1ahbof s complatnt led Etherton 215 Jasmine Ave.
ofricers to the youna man's Corona del Mar, east bound
apartment at 218Y.z Hlh St., on Bayside Dr., knocked out
West Newport, wher e an lJ feet of City barricade •• ,
odor of marijuana n oated out Thomas F. Herrina, l SOl
an open window ..• Berna~ Santanella Ter., Irvi ne Ter·
deue M. Haxel, 404 E. Bal· race, was arrested at 5 p.m.
boa Blvd., Balboa, wa s ar· on a drunk charae at Dover
res ted at her home on a Dr. and W. Coast Hwy.,
charge that she s truck Tam--Marin ers Mile ••• Steve D.
m)' Lidde ll, 202t~ E. Bal· Blackburn, 1530 E. Ocean
boa Blvd., Ba lboa. , .Don-Blvd,, Balboa, was arrested
a id E. Tate , 2370 Orange at ~·lain St. and E. Ocean
Ave,, Costa :\·le sa, was Bl vd., Balboa, on a charae
given a notict: to appear of failure to appear before
before t11 e Ne wport·:\1esa the San ta Ana municipal
municipal court on a drunk court .• ,The 26·inch brown
in publ ic charge; he re· bike or Robert Swain, 122
ceived the citation at E. 25th St., Centra\ Newport,
Coas t l·lwy . and Begonia was stolen from his home
Ave., C01 ona del :\lar ••.••• Burglars bro ke ir~to lhe
Larry K. 1-l egewald, 201 Dodge. van truc k of Eldene
Main St., Ba lboa, was ar· Sheen, 725 St. James Rd .,
rested on a drunk in public C liff Haven, and stole a
charae after hi s car hit a collection of tools valued
FREE ESTIMATES' -PIC K UP l DELIVERY
CASH l CARRY OISCOUHTS
cOOJ:A~;~ ,.
ROOF UAK?
Assessing inequity aired Repolr work on ANY TYPE roof.
New roofs lnstaUed.
Trustees of the Orange
Coast Junior Coll.:ge Dis-
trict passed a resollltion
last week em:ouraging tho:
elimin ation of an)' property
assessment inequi ti..::s wi th-
in. Or an ge County.
men t ino:.qui tics, and th at
cnpies tJf this res<Jlution be
Uansn11 UeJ to the Orange
Count) li<Hml of Sup.:rvisor s,
the Orange C'tlUn ty Asses-
sor. anJ '" nu:mbets of the
Stax e Lq;•~lature represent-
Ing Or ang~ Count )'·"
• Recommended approval
of var1ance fm Don B .
Spengl cr.421 Seville Ave.,
"Balboa, to build 3 addition·
al units on hi s proPerty at
1567, 157l and 157 5 Orange
Ave., br inging th e number of
units to :J.
Resldentiolor c-mertW
IS Years lspertence
Work fuUy guaranteed-
Small job& ,..~come
AAA RoofiiiCJ Co. l".llllt Tops")
PH. 642-0427
PACIFIC
VIEW
M !' "1011: I A.L PA.J: 1,
~ .......
C~.:-Wn:K\
CR~;i\llo!"lll-!\'
M!IUSUH.IJi\1
T he board haa earlier said
that tl recognizes that the
individual propen y owner
needs tax help.
• Appro\'ed a subdivision
app[icatioo by Paul Abrams
__ _,L"E"G"J.""L_,HO~_,T!:IC'='=E __ :1f Studio City to divide a~
\"O"IlfT OF ·nur..,n~r.·s S..-\Lf. proximately 5 acres of land
\"o, :!7:i·F" into 4 parcels bord ered by
On Frhrur.ry"t6,1Q67 at tO:OOflarbor Bl\·d,,Carnegi e Ave.,
lt ,m , ~~,.,..,,n fitlr C.ompany of and Fair Dr. \lr. Abrams
Or-III.Jtl' l .o un1~, a Cloliforn ia 35ked that th e cond itioo s
I'OI"]>OTolli on, "''"' Tru.:t~ ... r I ' . h. · · ' or apprm·a requ trtng tm und.•r .ln.! pur.'<ua nt to ll"rm" . ·
fire. at at 566.
22no Mit:Arlhut Botolro.~•~
Mt"j)Qfllluch C.totGtm~
(11') 613 ?601
Corr ection of ta:~: asst!ss-
ment inequities , the board
said, would be a big s tep in
the tight di rection . Trustees
last month sa id that they
fel t that the indi vidual pro--
pt:rlY owner may be over
assessed, and that some
othe r classificatitms may
be under assessed.
of 1),.1'11 of l'ru"t dat .. d Ju[v to \l!ld~n Fatr Dr. between
9, 196-1 ,.,,.,...11ted l:;y Shir~ Carn t:gu: Ave . and ~~arbor
1 .. ~ \\ inifro•d 11 ,110k 8 0 ,J record-B_l vd . d.nd the rei(~C _a~ton of SUPPLIS
.. o1 July 11, in 1Jook 7129. pag~" s tdewalks and utdttt es at
SMITH BROS. CO.
Heating -Air
Conditioning ·
Sh rvb1, ln ~r1o r P lonh,
Trop.cols & Tree~
lruectici des ond Fert il u~
S&H Green Stomp~
799 Olfil'i.d !lNoul,;, in thro: his expense , an es timated ·Crystol iner C.Orporotion
olfir·· of th.-C"unty Herord er Sl l,358 , depend upon city The resolution passed b\'
the board s tated: · of nr.•n"' .. County, C.di fornia appro\·al nf a Sh ell ser\'iCe Costing Resins & Moldt
will .... 11 .ot puhli•· ttu r tion 10 s tati on tm part of tho! pro· Fi bergla ss Mo1eriol s onJ
Metal Free Delivery
CORONA DF.I. W .. \R Nl tRSt:Ry
~744 1-•• l'oasl Hi ••Y iH·IIIiO
oDETAILED
-8ENE4UL-
INSURANCE
COVERAGE
"Inasmuch as it is c:ssen-
tial that the Orange Ca.ast
J unior College Disu ic t have
the support of the c itizens
for financial issues, and
thr hiK11•""1 ~iJd .. r for <:"a~h pert\", ·n le commissioners l&.W ~peri or Ave . ., Supplies -Ll Fl-029 2
(p.n·.o LII• <II IIIII!' of o;.olr oil • d \'· \b I th Ll 8-5.5 31 ],1 ~oo:fuJ mo n,.\ of thl' roitll"d athssure 111.~ ; ra Jams :t Placentia, Costa Meso ~talrs ) ·" 1h,. "outh Uronl) <"n -1 ere sho.~ un t be an_y pro~ • APPAREL -WOMEN 1 ·--::c-,-=-c-::-=c:-:c::cc::-c-=:--l --:::::-=::c;:-::;::c.:-::::~;-:---
''Inasmuch as the exis-
tran<",. of th·· county r.,,~(l;: ems for u1e gas s tat1on. :_:::_:._:::.:;:_::...:::...:::~:.::.::____ HEALTH EQUIPMENT a OFFICE EQUIPMENT
Jl ou,..·, in t hr City of Santa • R ~..:ommended to''"City .lEAl DAHL
-\nu , Californ i ...... 11 ri,~tht, titl"" Coun~:il a tent ative map to a D • Soothw<•ot l aod inu~rll",.,t nCJW h~ld by it s ubd ivide South Coas t etter reue5 Ql
. tencc within the Jistrict of
anessl'ld&W'
itftder ••ld llu~ ol Tf_u•t i11 Plaza property on the east! Acc.e u ories 91'!4 Gihs
,1~" JY0P""1rtv ~~~~"1" . 1n thr-side of Bristol St., bet ween Newporter Inn OR.> 1700
&. UNfRO ''Be it resolved that the
Orange Coast Junior Col-
lege Disuic t Board of Trus-
tees do encourage that the
County Board of Supervisors
and th e Orange Coun ty As·
sessor Con tinue their efforts
in eliminating an)' assess·
.ounty .UII .. tat!' ., .. ,.rnb.!d liS Su n A d foll o~oo ... :.. n o ~e r \'C. an An li"~n Westdiff Plo.ta Ml 2-2444 lj.~ R. ll[lK"l \1 1, of Lalr.e Bl\"d,, mtn ~l ot s . . Newport Beoch
lN .N EWf>O IIIT BL.\1
N EWf>ORT B EA.CH
1Tr.or t, in th.-( if\· of \",.wport .• R ~commendcd lo Ctt)
IJ•·II<'h, ....... ho~on on ll rnap ~·mncli ap~tO\·.a / ,,r a var· -----------· th•·rl·o f p•rord,.d in book 4, 1 anc.: apph catt on and ten-
!'"~" 11, ,,; .. ,.,.JI .. n•·ou" \lu~. tati\"C parcel mar for Tho-
IPN•rd .. of ,..,;,J Oran )l'' C:ouo• mas \·lun tean, ~I Hal boa
~~ · Cuves, tu d ivide prup~tl)' at
<;:,.,i,J ~ . .t.• "'tt t .. • nunll' lou r -l 37 E. 10th St. in to 3 par·
H arllor Area
Repainting & Res tyli~g
a special ty
HAROLD BAXTIR
P"'ntfng Contr oeto r
L o ~..,ud & Bo•"l•ol
424 Costa Mna St.
Co~to Mno, Col ifomio
wil h•nlt t"''"'ll.trll {>r wurr>ln l)', 1 ·' d 1 ' d . . ce s anu re uce t 1e requite "~I"''"" m ""l'l~o•tl , '".!!·••diu~ J . .d h I I · 1 . rn·~wa \ WI t ••n co ts Ill "• p0""-''""lf•!l ot t'IIC UIIl• ·
I and ,
""II"'"" lo I'•"' tl,. Tl'<tl.oiniulf -·
1•rinri l"ll .. um of rlw "\olt• ... ,.. • ~l dJ ••ve.r ft•r 1 we d :.s a
rur•••l h, .... ;.! fl•••l of rru '<t, puh\te hean ng tlrl a \Ia~·
to ~oo·it: S3,Q I9.;5, with in trT,..,.I Outd oor t\dvertising of Los
from lu i~ 10, I%=., a .. in ,..,i,\ An gel~:s request for a con·
nOI •' f••o•i•\ ... 1. :ulv .. nc-.. '5 , if J1 t itJnal use permi t to erect
•In)' un o\,•r th,. t,..rn, .. of ""l•l and maintain a 14 by 52 foot
D .... .t of !ruo;J, '"""· "h-•r!l"" sin at 176:1 New n Bl vd.
•tlld '''!"'ll'o<'" 1>f th•• ITU."I<'II" g J)Q .ond of 111,. tru-.1 .. ,..,.,,11,.,1 b•· • Recommended approval
18th yeor Phone SoiB-1712 1ai•l IJ,.,..,J ,/ !TihL Th,. l~n~· t u Ci t) Council of a coodi·
ficiarv un.J<'r ,.,,;,J IJ .... r\ of ti on a! use pe rmit for Georg e
Tru,.t: lw ,. .. ,,.nn .,f .1 Lre<t f"h \1. 1\olstein and Sons , 170
or ,r .. r .• ul l in 1h•· ol!\i!C,1tion« E. 17th St., to main tain 10
"'"r ur••<l th,..,,..,,., h,.rrtofor,. b) 30 fnut temporary direc•
"~"rln,...J -tnd ·h·li•·"•"•l to th .. t i.mal signs at the south·
<twl•·r .. i ~n··l ·' ~oo·r iu,.u l),.r.Jo~r.l • west corne r of Ar isto l St.
ti<>n .,f ll.•f.,.t\1 .tn•l writt,..n
CUSTOM HOMES-REMODELI NG
COMMERCIAL
ELDER
Pcr~on<~illccl Sen 11 r
DON E. ElO E~
CONSTRUCTION co.
\"uti <"•· of ll~<·.of"h .md of F:\ .. c· and Paularino Ave ., and at
tion tn I•·· r••t'llr<ll'd in book 6~1 W. Bake r St.
35 Year" 111 'lewport llo:::ach
1107 E. Bo\boo 8 \.•d.
Ot'W1~1(:J
tntln.{1-
~
673-6590
ROO\, 1'''~-'" 210, Offi rial fl.-.
<'ott],.,, .til.! " •• ,,..,....,,,J,.,j in l!oo k
ROJ\f"i, I"""' Rl O, Ofl ici.tl
ll t'rllrd ...
/)ated: ./.wti:IT~ 19, 19fi7
"n:"I\·\IIT llT!.F r.!1 \l f'\-;y nr 011 '"';r crw ..-n
NO SERVI CE
CH A RGE
ON
PERSONA/,
ACCOUNTS
maintaining a
13QO ba/anc<
230 Eut 17th St.. Col~ MN8
M..,.\ooor f'.O.nl P,.I)Mit. iM .. I'tln,. eo.-_.-~\kln
DIMES·MARCH lfN!fiT
Barct.ek ridina, keyhole
races and pole bel\dina are
part of Lhe Much of :limes
13th annual Cops and Cow-
boys Benefit tlorae Show
scheduled ror Sunday, Pcb.
S, a t the Orante Count)'
FairFoundl, Co.ta Me11.
The all day u ·cnt beains
a\ 8:30 p.m. in the main
arena. Ticke ts r01 the hone
a how, priced at Sl, aro
L--------------------------------...Javailable at ltl.e p te.
:17J2 & CDaot H.,. o.-o doi-
I'Mooo 11~Uk
o DRY CL EJ.HIHG
P'tofeuional and budaet dt y
c1eanin& -fast se1vice
-qual ity woti.-
seH set vice laund1y.
Finished Launda y
A1ency
3200 E. C..eat Hwy., COM
673-9605
o FLORIST
¢LOWERS FO R
ALL OCC ASI ONS
DeMur/ ToJh
"HARBQR AREA'S OLOEST
FLON ER SHOP''
NEWPORT BLVD.
Ml 6-4479
sto M•ao
o RESTAURA~T
BERKSHIRE'S
8ft ..... .,
WNOIEON-DINN E ~
COCKTAII..S
OR;ole :l-9..05
)450 VIA OPORTO
Newp0t18o~
•~eJre t MU..,.. . ...,.... ~-
'
"KE!:PING FIT
,. , CAN BE·,Ii4JN"·
RENT
Rollers, Belt Vibrators,
Cycles, Slant Boa rds. Call
546~180 or 836•7561
o JJ.NITORIJ.L
MR. KLEEN
• Carpet Cleaning
• Floor-Stripping
and waxing
• Windows
Co mplete Cleaning
Service. CALJ....
646-4977
o JEWELERS
WALLACE CALOERHEAD
JEIEL£R
3123 E. Coast Hi&hw ay
Corona del M•
ORiole l-2250
o UPHOLSTERY
Of
o UPHOLSTERY
UPHOLSTERIHG
(fly Europ~t111 Croft~men )
REMODEL2 pc. set ONLY
$69.50 Cedi "Berny"
215 Moi• H.B. 536-6AOS
FREE ~•I & pickup
CUST0~1
FURNITURE UPtJOLSTERY
• QUALITY WORK •
HElL'S
FIREHOUSE UPttoLSTERY [
2809 Hewpor1 Blvd.
Newport Beoch
675-..08~
U F>MOL ST ERY • RE:F!N ISMIN C>
DRAPERIES • CUSTOM C ARPET ~
AMPLE: f>A.R KH~(, I N REA R
~EWPORT FUR~ITURE CO., INC.
"WUERE 'fil E 4 U.S. FI.A r~s Fl l""
2660 W. C..u t H"'Y •o 1<1•..,,." B•a~h, T•l•phon• 6-¥•«77
F.STA1fl.l$U[IJ IN 19-16
• HEARING J.IDS
WHE~HIL'S
HEARJN& AID CENTII
CERTI FIED QJSTOM FITTED HEARING
REP·AI R ALL MAl< ES
HOURS: 9:30 -5 Sat. 9 -1
1718 Oranfl Ave., Suite B. C..ta M-
(~ otroot-Security Bant)
DR . JOHN W. McCABE, O.D.
Optometrist of
Corona del Mar
CAll fOil APPOINTMIHT 673-0467
3411 •••• c. ••• ", .... ., ..............
ROY .ELDER
---........ , ......
~e4B..o?N •••.• c .... , ..... s •
_.....,. ... --
UOf'IC.U. "stl
•• have th• larv•st c."~d
moat bea,atiful 5election of
tropi col fish in 1h• weo.
'te oho cony a full lin• of
OCf'•iu.s, .-d oil occe'""
tori•• needect for the hoblry.
South s.. r..,;cal, 218 ...
'OH -. (.II. L;looo1y 8-7'161 •
c. ....... .
o PLUMBI~G
A. W. M ARSAC
PLUMBE R
700 Carnation Ave.
Corona del M•
Plumbin& Repairs
DAY t.: NI GHT
WATER HEATERS
673-~130
DoGEARE"S
PLUMBING SERVICE
(R,../iabl<! Pl..,tHIIIf 011d ll~allll lf}
:l<l HOUR E:IIERr.t:NCY Sf;HVICF
I'HOME 6~-06 22
Res. s.al-4187
l.,cHr -Installation -
Remod•l
TOM o.GEARE
-438 E. l&tt., Co 1to Mna
o SHOE REPAIR
IAIEIIIY'I
Cotnpl ... Shoe Service
ORTHOPEDIC
p,...cril!ti..,, Sp.ciol i st
We l i" SLH Gr-. St..., s
1190 Hono• Blvol, Ill "-3311
• MARINE HJ.RDWJ.RE
0.11 .. Y--M ......... .,...
"-• .. y-Qr4oo
"' • s.Mcot,-•
CoHQJ.tYI
I
-' J '6 nf a car driven by lrenZ~ l . ..... ... . ... . ... "
THIS 7-STORV medical bui,ldi ng, fi rst
high rise structure in Newport Center, is
under constru cti on near the easterly peri-
meter of the cen tral FafJlion Island. The
$2 million building is scheduled for com-
pl eJion in August. The ground fl oor will
house a ph armacy, hospital and su rgi c'at
supply lacil ities, X-ray lab and a dispen-
sing optician. SofTie 75 doctors' offices
will be located in the top b floors. A di$-
tlnctlve feature of the 80,000 square foot
~di c~l building wi II be the wide rOOf
overhang, penetrated by skyiight-like
openings. Causey & Rhodes are the de-
velopers. The plans were prepared by
Bu rke, Kober & Nicolais, archi tectural
and engineering firm.
NeiPbou complained ('/ Loudo11, 419h Ketch, Boa-
loud noju and muaic blar~ con Bay, &oulh on Harbor
1nt from 2206 'N. Ocean Ft., Rlv'-'. in Coatoa Men ... The
CenUII Newport, II 10:45 C:iU I or \nnettc Winkel,
p.m. : . Five •fercotapu 515\o':l Carna tLoo. c\ve., C r-
were ttolci fr~ 1the Mu&-ona de I \ltH. and J aclc L.
tana fut.baclc of Harold R. ·~oot, 2105 1-:. Oce &n Blvd .,
Bcra, 2181 Mcu ~r., Costa Balbo•. Ct\ll iJed at the intc:r-
t.t.u, while i\ir. 'a:ra was section or W. "lalboa Blvd.
thopplna in Corona del Mar and Nt ~A'p<'lll :.i lv d., in Cc:n-
•, .Vandala broke the wind-tr a l ~c:W pNt. •• Will iam E.
ahield on th.e car or J.('. 'to lland, ..;ss N. Ne wport
S.ylar, 2117 Elden \vc ., nlvd .,Ne wror t !!eights, was
Cotta Meaa, parked at 2800 aue ~t~d on <~ Santa '\na
Newport Blvd., 'Nest New-muntCI1"'31 ~·ourt warrant
port, on Jan. 25 .... <\ h H cha rging h1111 \\llh fa i lure to
and run car struck the park· f'fO''tdc ; he wa::. later citt!d
ed car of :J.,nnia M. O'Dtic::n, f," havmg ·I license iss ued
218 Sapphire Ave ., Ba lboa to htm und!!t another name
Island, parked on Balboa .. ~1arJnne ·~. 'Narfield,
Ave., near his home ... \ ~2 ~ f)n~" We .,._ 'la\bna h -
bwalar forced a bedrroom l.mJ, Ia) a.,.,akc at 2 a.m.
screen to entet the ho•ne' of "nJ lht encJ. tn a hurgl~r
Joe E. Preininger , 221 0 c.eard 1 her fr on t room at 2
Private 'l.d., 'Nest Upper a.m . .tnd ~te al \~J ... \ n~
Bay, after 5:30 p.m., and tiL e H• .tppc ai before the
stole $60 ... An envelop<! :'-Je\~J)I>rt-\k~a munici pal
containing Sl20 was s to le.n t:(lur t nn a drun k m public
off the counter in the: :lam-..:hargt: ~as gi,en to Peter BE A COOD MEIGHBOR
If Y"' are a newcomer, or
know n f a newcomer lO
the Hurbor /\rea who has
not been welcomed, 1\o
her a favor by calling the
~hrbnr Visitor between
A ilrnd 10 a .m., and sht
"'I 11 c all on your friend
""!!h valuable in!ormau c..1
.t.nd g1 ftS from friendly
t:.us1n ess li rms •h1ch
q anJ ready to helf' her
h~cume ilcqua inted ..-.'lth
h ~r "~"" ~rou uoundln,s .
THE HARBOR VISITOR
Phon•: HY 4-t)68
MATTRESSES
H £W -R.E.UJLI>INC
\ l!!!)t!!ll.u S h ,qw,
lftnu\prlnq -Cottoa
C.O',IA Ml \A r.AAtll(~S CO
]1\0N .. •pt>tl lhd llbe<ly .. llOl
P • I lio ded" atedsey Jay Surfboard office , ·~ ''ml. 19Ul K1ngs 'M., umpmg s a n IC 6312 'N. Coast l lwy .• West {'\Iff !IJ VC!l, dl 1~1 29th
.•• b Newp01t. St., '\t:,t "\~:1\~nn .. '\\ex-the Coaat H1 .. ,way ay A ceremon.y was held last bridae, and ins tallation of Friday, Jan. 27 dnJ cr S. !\h<~J \, 1628 'I+'. week .toded~cate the plaque 3,Hil feet of 33~inch force <\car driven by John II. l),,·"n Fr .. c~.·n trJ l '\l <.:w porr,
c.ommemoratJn& the compl~-maan in Coaat Hi&hway 'Jteen of Long Beach ~·~::..,1 ""a~ arrc!St.:.l 10 the JOO
tl ~n of the . $4~1.il~O Bay westerly of the bridae. on E. Coast Hwy, at J a...-kl11 ck ,)f \!1tr 1nc \v<.: .. Bai-
Bndge, ~mpang s tallon and According to Donald Simp-mi ne Ave., in Corona del bnn J,J .. nJ, ,tt ~ 10 a.m. on
Coast .-i1gh way trunk s:wer. son, consullina civil enai-Mat, rear-ended the left .t d.arg.: ••I l.l 1l urc tn appear
Newport Beach Counctlman db th S .,. turnina car of Steven ') t-el·•-= 111~ ;o.ic Y.r •'ll-\tesa . d . neer engage y e ant -· 1 \ f Lm sley Parsona, cha1rman t' D's u · t lO desion and Jones 2187 Pacific rlr . muuJ.:•r a ... ,urt. . s ur-f C S ' ' ,. \Of\ I lC 0 bold!-\ MIJ l l!!;hl .,.,,,oJ !HJ\n• o . ounty anttahon ..~ts-s upervise the proj ect, the Costa Mesa ... o\ burg!.:ar Utct l St t th t th Sta ~<!t "'.:r.: ~t.·Jcn ft.:>ffi tho: . : a es a e -pumping station is dcsianed ransacked the house of An-I J tl' ''I I
l f.ll.jll•oj<,~,;
l.mJ. . \
',\, 'C1\burn, 129
\1,•. 'talboa h-
nl·•f..l .. nJ wh ite
lion Will handle all the sew-ID handle an ultimate sew-chic E. 9ailey, 1907 Chu-agc~char&edfromthe New-f f ,6 'II' I basco Irvine Te.nace at
port a r east of the Coast a) ge low 0d • Thml 10~-'u·" • 10 am' Bo·-r~--al g)as~o: ... . . . ons per ay. e s -on • · · · ""' • ~h&hway bay bndge, 1ndud-is presently equipped with valued at S25, wert: :o~tolen 'lmt ~~~~ .... ,..., :.tnien h om
1n1 Corona del \1ar, Balboa 2 pumps which are capable from Leona 9. Stetnh aur, J amc" ' \:J cr~on, 2:39
Island, and . the ~au BluH of dischara;n& 6 million &&1-415 Marauerite A\·e ., Cmona 1\.:dtLc r In., 'ioc st L pp.:r Th f1 200 E C Ha• ... \ ,.:..•~ h .;ht -.ht.:IJ a~ea , e tncotmns o ws Ions per day. Additional del Mar, at 3 -· oast ,1 ,. i'•"'' ... frnr.t nf q eu-
wlll be pumped to the Treat-will be add d th Hwy., Corona del \'ar ..
ment Plant No. 2 at the pum~ c 81 .. e Two skill saw~o, vatueJ <II t-<.:n, r.:,I.HU.tnt. :sl E.
mouth of the San ta Ana ~ow tncrea~es. Th~ facJhty t 96 and 2 magnums ·~n( ·' '·1'1 1111 \ ·• ,<:.,.pl)rl Beach,
R'·ver. IS also equtpped w1th auto-h ' 1 1 "·" r•dh:d nff lht: pos t and . 1 d 1 c ampaane were Slo en •• n.
The projec t, coJuuucted ~auc co~lro a an te emc~~r~ 20 from the garage nf Joe •, ·~-·.1 u. ~;~·.uhl t.u~hes .
by Jame s I. Gallacher of tna eqUJ.pmcnt _to provt e Fius, 119 35th St. We q I \·,· 14 •.\ 1 h1•1 r.-1lc t of Lc!e
24-flour mformat10n to the ' 1 11 1 11· '• h S Costa \-lesa, induded the N t A green ?O inch ~. I!"'IJI1· ,., • ~ -~1 1.,
building of the Bay Rrid&e ~';;:t~en~en~~:ntloNc:~edl at h:::'.d; .bike , w~h~ the C entr o~\ 'c"'f',.,ll , y.a, stolen
pump;ng s tation easter!)' o( tn ) f ( d ) ' . as .t1 :_ :"·'1 • ..11 1 35:' VI a L1do, Fountain Valley. e t oot pe a mtsstng, y.
Th' d.d'
·ca to·on taken · fr om the home of Ltd·• ,,,,r,. \rc .o ... \bottle of the 15 0 ,,. ,,f ,,•u~~ ....... .~ .. ,.\l.,phft.:d
plaque, which was ~esent-Charles H. Lee, " tra-fr nm p1.: \lJt'kt:t '3asket.
ed to the do'sr.o'ct by Donald mar Dr., Balboa ... o\ f.,Jd-. 1 t;;;n l:\lt~<! \\~:., '.\.:!>!-Simpson, was held at' lhe in& deck chan v.as sto en
f th ho-· of Jose nh )J 1 •l'f l'l.JI .i, .. \ br1ght )·d -Bay 8 rid&e Station, whicb rom e """ ,-·
l l 'N ()c 1~ \n-• r..a tt.il' patH" chau wa:. is the new brick saucwre Garvey, 70 . ean ·t., "' SL ·lc:h f r ,,~, the: ratJCO of (..ar · located qn tbe norlh aide of 'w«~Jt Newpott. tJI~ ~f91diamaJ Gl~aacfr
3262 Brooct Str .. t, M ... pllitt H•'Vltta' •
.'\utr,no,t?u s ;, 'f:o , """"'t •"'C , 1' t
llibliu tl in Theo lot)', E vangelical j, .~iH io"
The Rav. John Pridonoff, '"iniatar
Sunday So:rvil!e and (.'hu rch School at 10:00 a.m.
Firo! Bapliat Churcla
of Coota M-
S~ofl'lJt Blble FeUowablp
t f ,,1,·r"'"'~"' H,M .. llul'f"'' J
S•nta An• • MaJnoll• SC..
D;. P G. Nrumann, ~or
SUNDAY SEaVJCI:S
!:<aS •. m. Sund•J Sd\ool
I I :CO a.m. Mornln1 WOf'llllp
6:00p.m. ,...,.lnlnl um-
7 :CO p.m . Ewnln1 Wanltjp
WED~ESDAY
7:20p.m . l lble St~o~dy
8:00p.m . Prayer llllfttl"-1
Lutheran Church
Of lhe Mcrater
Lutht'r•n
Churc-h 1n ,\metl('ol
';!900 P~tc.i fi c \'i""" IJf.
Cornnu del Mar, Ca llfomiu
f)r. William R. 'Sli er
l'hont': ORiole J.5Q22
SUN DAY SCHEDULE
•I ,,. n. --Famil y ""tliSht!"
111dmhn" Sunday Ch111 cfl
:: .. :ht•ol
I I :llJ ... rn .--iVou hi
Phon: 6-42-2740
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A TTEHD TilE CHURCH
OF YOUR CHOICE
REGULARLY
First Bopli sr Church
!SOUTHERN)
C01110M 4 DEL MAll
COAST I'<YI'V AT o.!AC A~T .. lo~
nr. l'har k s 1.. '-lc~'lam
WNDA't' ~CHOOL ..... ,,,.s .,,..,
..ORNING WORSHI" ... 11:00 .,,.,,
TII:AINING UNION ..... ")0 ...,,.,
EVENING WOASHI,. ... 7:10 ...,.._
WE DNESDAY SEA VICE 7.1S p.-
NUA~EitY "lt0VIOEO
Christion Sc i ~nce
Services
FIRST CHURCH Of'
f'HIUST ,SCI ENTI~"T
J)OJ Via lido
Ntwpon Such
st;NDA Y SCHOOL
II: IS o ..... ond
SUNDAY SERVICES
11 o .....
II: IS -11 •·"'·
WEDNESDAY EVENING
\1EETING I , .....
READING ROOM
···" ".., 1: ....... -s ,. ..... We.d"et4oy : 9 a.101. -1:4S ,. .....
r.,.,.~.,. ..,,. F~<do,.:
9 •. ,;,. -5 , ..... ; 7-9 ~··· 5un4oy : 1 ,.,.,., -• , .....
SECOND c •\JIICW Of'
CHIUST, SCII:NTIST
NewfH)ft Beach at
COJona del Mar
J8J9 East Cout Htahway
SUNO..\.Y SCIIOOL II: IS ..... .
SUNDAY SERVICE 11 ..... .
'1\'EONESOA Y EVENING
MEETING 1:00 , .....
READING ROOM -
Mutual 8uildin1
:-2863 Eas t Coast Hi&hway
Maa. • Sat, \0 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Thursd~y ev~nin s -7 to 9
Ynu an <:Dfdially 1nvned to
attend Ch~.ch Strvicu and
to uae the Rudins Room.
1lewport1larl.or tulhtruR ~
"0. -. llttlfs Ow1lttt_, )(..,... ,._.., .. .... "'"" .. 1"
...wJIORT .aACH. CAU'OtiiiNA
THE AMUICAM LUTHUAII CHUICM
SERVICES: 9:00 e ••• , •• u,. •• ,at.i, ' J ...... o.td
9:..S •·•· Ch-.tdrl '$eMelt & ..,_,, Cleu
11:00 •·•· f •stiva We,slli,
Tha Rev, JMtet C. llelfl, Pot .. t
\h. Robert l-l.arl()n. Lay Anutant
,._o$.11-JUl
. •)\yn Gte athead, 120 Co\\ins
Coast tnp-.y ~:.:im ... c ..... ...__ J 1• \ve , n al~a h\and ... J~·r~ ~--.. ... . " tely halfway between tbe Kathleen J. Burt, 201 .\fLIP ·~. '1 u ~ .... nOO Jk ln'~trope
bay bridae and Beyaide herst r:td ., Costa \tesa , s uf-\\c .. C.•rM J J e! \tar , was
flrive, fered contusions On her drl~l!tl!d .tt her h.•me on a
The project was financed face and left leg whe n he r .. lur ~c of f .. ulure to appear
from accumulated capital car rammed into the rc:3r of Ucfor.: the ~""' port-\le sa
outlay funds of the ~is tric t
and a S2~il.OJO loan from
the l~inc Compan~Y;=:·=--
LeGAL NOnCE
\'OTICE: Of TRUSll:F:'S s .. U.E
TR UST NO. 5676
()n Fehruary 17, 1967, Ill
rlevo:n o'doclt a.m. f irst
·\rn~r ic:an Tit!~ ln.l'lur.nce &
Tru"L Com pany, as LrqsLee, or
!11U rce'""0f Lr~tee or substitll•
trd tru,.tee, by the certain
Dee d of Trust uecated by
ST .t,~t H \L BELL nd
RF:TTIF: 1.. BF:LL , hnsbaud
and wife, and JESSIE SELL,
JR . and DO RTI:IA j. SELL,
hu,.band a11d wife and recorded
St-ptrmber 30, 1965 in Boolr.
7685, Page 665 of Orfieial
Rrc ~d"' of Orange C"'u1ty,
California and pursuant to that
c:,.rt11.in O,:otkr of Oefault and
t:lt>r lioa to 11el l Lht"rrunder re-
cordf!d QctoMr 20, 1966 in
lloo~ 80fH, Pase 163 of Offi-
c ial Rf'<"Ofd!O of Qrapge Coaaty,
wilt undrr and putsliaalto said
ll,.ed of Trusl sell aL public
auctioo for c ash, tawflil money
of the United Statu of -\rneri•
ca, ,. L the 11'11!1 ia II"' L entrance.
to the t'intL American Title
!n11urutce & Trust Com~ny
building located at the south•
ea"l r:om,.r of filth aod \lain
Streets in the City of Snta
Ana, California all that ri11ht
title and inleresl conveyed to
and DOW held ander Oee.d ol
Tro111 ia the property siLoated
in the Couaty and State de-
"cribed aa:
Lobo 4, Sl 6 nd tAe [uL
~ of Lot 17 aod all of Lots
18, 19 abd 20 io Bloc~ 14 of
the Rll!bOft Tract, a11 showa
oo a \lap recorded io Boo~ 4,
pll!le II of \l iacellueoas
,\b!P"", rec ords of Ora1111e
Collnty, Califomi11,
~ id u le will be made with•
ouL coveaaat 01t warn11ty, ell•
prellaed ot implied, u to tile
11tk, po.seaai011. or eaco.m-
branc e• lo satl~tfy the rernala•
lng priaeipa I a um dae J)a tile
note IH!cured by uld Deed of
Truat to wltl l \07,000.00 with
lntereal thereoo froa Se p1e111•
her l, I 9156 88 provided ia u id
aote toce:U.er witlt feea, char• r• ud 0 11 peaae• of tha TTM~
lee ••d aweil otller a11-aa
•Y \.aWl Mea ad.,.aeeG by
tlHJ ow.er .. d iloW.r of aaid
aota, wl~ iat~tMat,aa pra•lded
.... ld 0..<111 ol ,..._,_
O.te4-& J .. ~_ .st. 1967
fii\ST AIIEIICAII n'IU
I'NSUlANCt & TROST
COIIPANY
BY AUN A. tNOl
.......... Otfic«
... ~ .... , J ... "· , ••• :1 , '·
1967, Ia tM !few,-n RarMt
Eulp.
Investment class offered
Whi ther lhe ptlces 11f
st.ocks and bonds? Are we
headed fot more inflation, N
a serious recession.,
L£GAL NOTICE
~O'llCE OF TRI'STU.'!' :-\t ~
TRI.'ST :'00. Y\60
On F .. bruarv 10, J<H'1-,
el .. ven o'd ork B.m. I ,,.,.
~~meri c•n Titk ln~ur.m .•
Trust Compan•, ,,., \rv .. r···.
"uccessor lrustt•" or ... ut• .. 1 •
ted tru<'ltr ~, b•· tll •• ··•·n.o r:
O .. ed of TN><t ,.,,., 11L· 1 1·'
OES~IS lL :'W \Ill 01 J .or\ 1
P . .t,TR JC\A -\, :-1\\11 11 11 r.
ho,.baad anrl "if•·, .,n,! .,., ., l-
ed Juoe 28, \966 in 1~ ... ~ -1· •.
Pas~ 481 of Off ,, ),o\ II •· •r .
of Ora11p:~ Cou1111 . I .• t1 f ·r!t •
and purl'!luant to th .• : • ,.,1 '',
:-Jotice of rJ,.f,tu\L nnd 1 I•· I l<
Lo sell thi'H"und••• •·· ''I
Cktoher II , I %11 , in II
80i2, Pag,. 1.';8 ,f tlH~o •. d II
r otd!O of Otan!f" 1 "11111•, "
und,.r anJ Jlur-.u.w1 r
11f'ed of 'J'n,-.1 ~··I I .11 1"-!
auction for l'll'<h, l,,,.f,l ! ·•· of the l'niL~d :-,,,,,.,. ,.1 \!' ..
aL th~ mo~i n \\,.~1 •·n·: ...
the rifl'!lt o\ml"r if'.ul I .t 1
<'~Uta 11 c~ & T nt<l C ·•";'-'
buildinjt \ol'a tro/ .If 1h .. !'
east coron "' ~ 1hh . .n I \1
Stret'L$ in thr 'ih •·I ., ,
Ana, California .o\J th ,,
titlr il nd inL<'rf',.l "''"''''
apd pow h,.Jd unolrr 1\. •
Tru!!it i11 thf' pro p<'rll .. ,. I'•
in the Couo:' .• n.\ ~~.,. I· •
s crih<"d .,.:
Lot 'll •nd 1h,. 11;,·~•· 1h ·•n· •
half of Lot z:: on ll\•l• I. "I
of Trar t \ol, "o il'! •I' "'h
on a Map rrn m i•·.J 111 II
17, pool~"' J,1 lol lfo, 1/lo \•t•
<'livr-, o Mi"ce l\.tn l'•'ll " \I.' I'"·
records of Or-'11,11\' ~-· un11,
Carifomia.
Said ,..le will bo• ml.ldf' ,. iLh·
out c:ovea•ot or waru1 nt', • ,.
pret~Med or implit'd, ,.,. Lu Lh•
tidtt, p011l!lfl<'~1!1ion (If ""' uno•
braoce11 to sali,.fv Lh,. rt'm.li n·
ia11 principa l 1\.0,;, •lur nn th,·
aote aecured bv 10aid Jl,..-d ,,1
Tr011t 10 wit: l ll,Q';'Q.67 ,. 1h
iatert!.•l \her,.at~ from -\u1111"1
1. 1966 u pravidt'd in "'"1'! aote IOJether with fei'!O , .... ,...
Jd aad e11Pf11UL'""' t>f thr I ru "•
IH aad •uch othflf .... m .. "
.. ,. h•vr b..I)D ad n1n~r <i lo1
tlte owaf!r aad holder of ~""'
•o~, whh iatt''t'"l, a 10 f'l'•••
l'ided ill aaid Oud afTnuol ,
O.te4l J••••I'J' 17, 196':'
flltST AMERICAN nTI t
IN S(llANCt A TRl'. T
COMPANY
BY ALAN A. KNO\
Aalii•I•M Orfi«r
P.hH••' J••· 19, 26. r e!.. :!,
1961, Ill lh Newport Har'-
t:; .. ip,
J'hc~~ anJ other aspects
"f r.h~ ~ecur i lle ii tn :uker. and
m.:nt
":.,;ull \•' \\_J !-be1n g .,ffer-
cJ .1~.1.1 11 ·'" ..1 .:'•l!"11l1UOLI)'
'en ·~-: b~ tht' aJult eJuca-
,f Orange
rho! le.:tutts
·'" .lil-•"r. hl• ~11~n b~ 'o\11 -
, 1 I 11'\.\ll••n, •111ginator
•t lhc .• •ur"''• f'l <'"IJo:nt of
;, 1. (I' ·r _.,~ \ r "·· se-
>.UI: It
'" lh .• 11 . .t lh~ \1anncrs
. ol",;;UI~ •, b<::J~;I n ·
It: 1 ·~ ' q;J ,·,•nt1nU 1ng
"' <o : ~· .. , ·~c.!ne,Ja~s
" '
.,
... ~~~· /!!" tt:a ll•'n
. .1 ~h ·: 1.:..-:ture.
I" u 'ltll't ....
r.~J: ., .. t1o"'
th.:
••t aJ
as :ln
1:~ ~•'I ... 'Ld•' ~h•.:~~. bonJ s ,
~mt'--~•'' lltn.!~. 1Utu ~t ra i anJ
~·' 1 r rr: • ~· r; 1 hur'IJ s., and butld-
l lh' >'lll;'•'" 1., h1 ji,!VC a
l'r.t.:t1 ... 1l \..1\•"' leJgC" .._,f tn-
,c ... tmcn h ·" \\el l as ex-
l'L•Inln., 111 .letatl h<'lY.' a
'hh:l.. C'~h .\1t gC OJ"C tateS .
5URF ANO 51 RLOIH
R039EO OF $2 ,300
!1uq;\ari ktclt eJ a hole in
tho:-cet ltns. of lhc.' Sw-f and
Su l,,tn resraurant, 5'130 W.
Cout """') ., West ~ewpou,
Sunda> nh.>rnina;, Jan, 3i),
anJ tTI.lJc <lff with Sl,3.>J,
1n..,s tl~ 1n .:.1sh.
p ,,J ice behcvc the bura-
lau re moved a vent cover-
LI\i \l'l\ the t\10( ol the res~
taurant between 4 and 6 :;15
a.m .• d lmbeJ mto the attic
and ktd ed a hoi~ tn the
r.ll} wa ll ce ihna.
The J.) ,3\)() wa taken from
a filin& abane t u re forced
open b)· the tlueves, and in-
c luded Sl il\1 worth of credit
cards and inV(\ices .
mw.icip&l ·-·· •• Tho ... Dn"nk ol Lorry a. Ch,.cb, 691 .,.,,.u st., Coot• ,...,., plan
•oulh bouad on Channel Rd.,
ncar E. Ocean Blvd,, 'Nett . ,
Newport, hit a fite hydrant The Harbor Counc:1 l
..... city batTicade and 8 ~urches .paued a rcso.lu-
feet o( brick wall were de• bon at thc1r ann.ual meetm&
s Uoyed by a hit and tWl cas last week as lung Gover·
at 1201 E . Bay 've., Bat-nor. ,Reaaan and the state
00 111 ••• The cu of Maraaret le.slature for cmcraency
Y. Hcmatreet, 604 Aldean leaialation lO continue a
Pl., NewpOn Hciahtl, on E. s tate~local alcoholi sm plan-
Balboa Blvd in Balboa ning progtam that would
po1hed the c~ of Joan M: expire ror lac k of funds
" . ol L H ~ . t Peb. 28 . oUiiSJ&eaer a a....-a 1n o Th 1 h 1. 1 · · S e a co o 11m p annm& a . car dflven by teve E. propam, which has 11 par-
Etsenbess of Santa .... na ... ticipating co•nnun1t1es
The car or Helen ~. New .. throughout the s late and 12
comb, 503 Pernleaf .-.ve., others in various plannins
Corona del .Mat, at 4th A,ve . staaes, seeks the prevention
and lkaorua · -.ve ., Cor.ona and cute of alcoholism.
del \tar, rarrwned the o&ht The resolution calls atten-
~i.d<. or a car ~rive n b~ tion to a reported US:J
~1 chatd G. CratJ, 1191-7 million expense of alco-
Cry•ta l '\ve ., Balboa Island holism to the state and aslr.s
..• o\ cit)' banicade wu fa a 4~ooth extension for
broken by the c ar of John the projp'am.
T . Burgess, 1635 Coriander The Council installed the
')r ,, Costa Meu, south or Rev. Warren G. Studer of
J11mbdee ~d., neilr Ford the Presbyterian Church of
·~d. . . Vincent F. Nash , the Covenant. Cos ta '•1esa,
l-'1 \1ayf\ower :>r., BayaiJe as president of the Council
Village, was taken to Hoag for 1167, the Rev~ames
hospita l for tteatment of in-rl. Lamberth of Christ
JUries he received when his Chutch by the Sea in Central
car hit a si&nal light pole
at 'N. Coast Hw y. and ~over
~r ., \1ar iners \tile.
Sunday, Jon. 29
Newport as vice-president,
')ora 'li!\ as u easurer, and
Glyde \-taynatd as secretary,
=~,.~~~ 1ft • , =
llllW ...... mN. ·----
=~-Y ..... ~ILL ;
ART SCHOOL AND STUDIO
OIL PATNTINC& F'OR SALE
ART L£SSOHS o, ... s..no~..,.
17171 ~~ti2•~LVD.
........ y .. , Or4w
.., • S.kcrf,.._l
Coli 67l.0550
-\ 1%3 Chevro let, re ported
st olen fr om Linda F inley ,
571 J oann St., Cos ta \1esa,,
wh r~c:overed on 'N. Coast
Hw) ., south of the Santa
\na briJae, in '.\'est Newport
ANNOUNCING
.. Susan "J . Brown, llO
35th St., 'Nest :'>lewpor t, was
anc:.ted at 35th St. and Sea-
shore ')r., on a charae of
Jrunk In public. . rruck-
Jr i\'c r John \1. Seidel, 311
Potnscttia .\ve., Corona del
\tar, ~~oas arrested on a chat-
ge nf r~dlessly drivina his
motorcycle on 'Q Coast
!Jwy., at J asmine o\ve., in
Corona del :vtar. .. \tarie
Stirling, 4011 \-tarcu1 -.ve.,
'Nest :'>l ewpor t, waa arrested
on a drunk dr ivin& charae on
E. Coast llwy., near the Ir-
vin~ Country C lub; she was
also charged with backin1
~otllh an Jasmi ne o\ve., in
Corona de I \iar, and· hittina
,the car ol John M. Ha~
son, of 248 Po ppy ,,ve,,
Corona del \tar ... Albert -\.
'\nastasia, 2313 Fsirhill
Jr., 'Nes t Upper Ba)', was
arre s ted on a charge o{ Cail-
ure to appear before lhe
"'"o:wrort'""'eu municipal.
court. .. Prowleu were te•
ported in the 5200 block of
~iver \ve .. West Sewport,
and tho! 1000 block or San-
tiago rJt., :Jove r Shores.
SAME DAY
Laundry Service
8 tin9 yowr shirts in by 8 :30a.m. ond wa'll
done up, l ilte naw, tn. soma doy.
~ li-Q ..,..'>J
CWIERS
Ju•l cau 01 s-cnto.
3137 £. COAIT alWAY ..
COaOWAD&I.MAa
WITH PASSBOOK CONVENIENCE
EASY ADDITIONS AND WITHDRAWALS
%
'
You can earn 5.39°/o
per annum when ou r
current rate of 5,25%
os COMPOU NDE D
DAILY and he ld for
one year
:) fund!. received by the lOth of
rn onth urn from ttle 1st. After
the lOth fr om date received
Interest paid to date of with·
drawal on funds left.! months.
"ccounts 1nsured to $15-by
the fedeJ~I Slvi"fs and loan
Insurance Ccwpotltion. Save-by·
maiL Mutual Slvincs PIJS post·
aae both ways.
MUTUAL
SAVINGS
PASADENA
Hud Office : 315 UST COlO,.ADO IOUUVA,_D • PASADlNA • 441·2:,.1
GLI:NDAL.!I
COVtNA
WtST AIICCADIA
CORONA O.:t.. MAR
3S6 NORTH 8A-'NO 80UL£VARO
2 00 NORTH CITRUS AVENUE
660 WEST DUARTE ROAD • 44..01"
28t7 EAST COAST HIGHWAY • .7 .. M)t0
ASSETS OVER S42S.OOO.OOO.OO
\
-.lutlc .,.. lloolr
sGC~Ceaahl lith National
Coa•nQOQ, U.5. CCif'Nmlftiat
Party lea4ers have turned
altendoa lO a more active
proarun for 1967 and roa-
amrmod their tupp(;li for
solidarity of the Intern&•
ti~l-1 CotnmWlh t movement.
·'' outlined in the ,,uauat,
1966, potkonvention iuuo
of Politic al ~Jfain, the
party's theoretic al jownal,
the party's plan• call for:
"'1) J be need to associate
the entire party as closely
as pouible with the mass
s truaales of the people on
the basis of the vital con·
u ibutioni the Party has of·
fered to Lltcse suuules-''
(This meand continued in-
filtration into civil rights
and other reConn movements.)
".2) The vittl necessity of
'..i ty.rni,ng the party toward the
workins class and imple·
mentin& a policy of concen-
tration!' (This means inten-
sifyin& Red efforts to wrest
leadershi p of impoJtant
unions from anti-comn uni s t
tabor leaders.)
"3) The need for a major
improvement in educational
and ideological work.
"4) The buildin& of the
Mauis t press as the key
ins trument for closing the
tap.
"5) Ways and means of
s trengthenin& the club as
the basic Patty unit." (This
means forming more com-
muni st fronts s uch as the
')u8ois Clubs to carry on
the party's action work.)
"6) 'Nays and means of
s uengthenina both the de-
mocratic and centtalist as -
pects of the principles of
party organization." (This
--Mu.r connuicaUoa
bec.een patty he adquarten
&Dd &he indi•idual rnembera.)
In ldclition, Political .lt.f·
fairs says the Parcy Pfo-
mises .. to work amona the
Jewiah people; to concern
ourselves with the much·
nealected problema or the
.~erican Indian•" and to
renew interest .. with reaard
to work in the e ullural
field."' Also , the aoal is
set at "doublina youth mem--
bership of th.e party and
quadruplin& its membership
amona Nepo, Mexican·
American and Puerto Rican
youth ...
While elaboratina on the
party 's aoals at the close
of the lSth CPUS \ conven·
ti on, Party Secretary 'Jus
t.tall listed as part of the
"s truagle" for the coming
year the "continuecl eltpo-
sure of the ulua-fight and
muimum mobilization
aaainst it" and "side by
s ide wi th that, we must now
work for maximum mobiliza-
tion agains t the Johnson
polioies of aggression and
for exposure of the John-
~on war demagogy."
The newly organized Har-
bor Area Legal Secretaries
Assn. will meet on the lrd
Wednesday of each month,
beginning Feb. 15. The
meeting place will be Bar-
ron's restaurant in Wes tcliff
C enter.
Reservations are to be
made by Feb. 10 wi th :0.1rs.
Kay Goff of ~ewport Bea ch,
phone 646-2474.
Election of officers was
held at the Jan. U organi-
zati onal mee ting. The ofti-
Mon.-Wed.-Fri. Noon Till 8 P.M.
Tues.-Thurs.-Sat. 10 A.M. to 5:30P.M.
REMODELING SALE
Our Bigesl Enr
The month of
F .. ruary only
Oxfords-Shoeo-Booto
Sizes 6 to 16
witt.
AA to Ul£
DEE'S REDWING SHQE STORE
We Hove The Largest Sel.ction
of !ted Wing lootl & Shoes in Orange County
1427 So . Main Santa Ana Kl 3-1449
cers are: P resident, \irs.
Barbara WiHiams, employed
by attotneys J ames Rubel
Jr. and Lloyd Dlanpied;
vice-president, \li ss Lois
Gossman, of Robertson,
Howser c~ Garland; secre-
tary, \1iss Batbara Klim-
kiewicz, of Lincoln & 'Nail;
ueasurer, :\Irs. Etinor Jor-
dan, of Eilers~ 'Nalket,
Loewe & Baranger; governor
and NALS representative,
\oliss Lana Jordan, of Car-
penter & Rutter.
Appointive officers are :
Parliamentari an, \-Ir s . Ari-
ana ~enner ; historian, \Irs.
\laraaret Lovig, of Carpen-
ter .~ Rutter.
The fo llowing chairmen
have been appointed: \lern-
bership, \tr s. Kay Goff, of
Carpenter l ~utte r; ways
and means, Jean 1-latt, of
Harwood, :leffernan, Soden
&. Corfman; bar haison, ~hs .
~Y n.Ma\ianoa'o a(
Speedy Attorney Service;
bulldin, \trs . Joy Ruther-
ford, of qoser Lanphear's
office; employment, JIUie
Falsetti, of Falsetti Trans-
cribing Service.
SPACEMOBILE VISITS
As part of its world-wide
i temary ~he National Aero-
nautics and Space Adminis-
tration spacemobi le wi ll
vLs1t L1ncoln Intermediate
School in Corona del \lar
today, Feb. 2. Tnis visi t is
sponsored by \like Dona~
hoe, chief educational pro-
grams, western support of-
fice of NASA, according to
Werner Carl soo, Lincoln
School principal.
ALL FISHING RODS
AT COST OR LESS
I F•ESH WATU 2 fOit NtCI
LURIS . . . . . . OP ONI I
DUCK FOOT FINS ••••• 8'5 * Over 100 Pr. Nylon Surfing Trunks at Cost
nNNIS SPECIALS
P•nn•ylv•ni• Xtr• Duty Tennis Bell f w ·1 Ch · h' T ' · · · ..................... Con o J/SI-17
1 •on emp1o"' *P •nni1 Bell1 ....••• , • • . . . . . . • . . . • • • DOZ. $7.11
Dunlop Voll~y Tennis a.u ................ " ............ ::'CAN OF J/S1.4t .
leneroft.WJiso~-Ounlop·D•vi t Tenn is R.c:keh . All $20 Fremes .. OUR PIJCI $14 t1
('.on_.,,., Ten nil 5"o" , , , . , . , . , , .. , ...... , ....... , , , . , . , . , .....S S7:.0
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statement:
"Whe reas there has bc:cn
genera ted and propagated a
scorn for all est ablished
law and ordeJ as found in
the Constitution of the
Uni ted States, in our State
and Federal Statute books ,
WARR EN FLETCHER, 21 4 Orchid Ave., Corona del
Mar, advisory ti tle engineer, Secu rity Title Insurance
Company of San ta Ana, retired Dec. Jl, with ov er 40
years service with the compan y. He is shown here at . .
r1ght, with Ernest Billman, president. Mr. Fl etcher
joined Rel i an ce Ti tle Company (fo rerunne r of Securi ty
Title in Santa Anal as sup ervis::H of the engineering
department on Jan . 1, l'ns, just 3 month ~ after it had
opened tor bu sin ess. Five year s later, he was pro-
mo ted to plan t manage r and held thi s position until
l 945, whe n he was trans ferred to the home office as
vi ce president and ct1i ef engineer, became vice--pre-
si dent of pe rsonnel for all Securi ty offices in 1'~~54,
was elected to tht board of directors in 19Sb. He re-
turned to the Santa Ana office in 1%0, after an ab-
senc~o f 15 years. He' has been active in the San ta
Ana ommuni ty Players, Can tando Cl ub, Southern
cart· orni a 50-50 Clu b, and Op ti mist Club.
OROJ;..A;..U \0. 1201
·\\' ORili\A:oiC[ Ot' Til~.
C/Tl Of ~H;~-POH T OEM:II
A\.u;~mr-;c.:o;t:c. nos t2.44.0oJO
OF Tilt: "ll~WPO RT Ht:ACII
\ll''llf:IP."I. Cont: Hll.i\'I'I~G
TO PMH\ING \H~H~R n:r~
'rh,'! City Council o f th,. Ci ty
of :'t~'WpOrt /l~HI'h dOC!'I o rdain
lUI follo wM:
SF:C TION I, ~ection 1 2.44.~
0 40o f lhf' Newport Rea ~h Munl•
c ip11l Code ill amen1led to read:
"12.44.0.40 Porllng Meter F•••· Feel! lor parking 111 r•rking mnlen in :r.onel'lf!lltllh-
iahcd hy Section 12.44.020
whco the parkin,.: meteu Itt'!
lo operation are hereby e!llab-
liNled ·"·folio""":
(•) Twersty t'~n1 11 per hour
lor p•rkine: metera on Flltec.-
lh Street between OceM F'ro111
lll!.d r•hJwpo rt Bay Ia lODf! •I•.
(b) T~ centa per hour for
parking meter11 Ia aft e r"l!aln•
der of ZOIIf' •'-aod in lh e po,..
tlonl!l o f 7.011~ live ~:Gnaialint~:
of the firat lour p.vklas
~pace• on each •Ide of VI•
Oporto eoathtrl y of VI• Lido,
&lie thtu par\lo1 .apa.te• on
eack •Ide of VIa Oporto bflw
t•eto Vh M•l•s• ~~~ S2ad
SW.•t ... ct the n,.,~pedtla~ .,.w. oo. d.e "•da•rlr •ltle
of Via Mala,ta e .. t.,.ly of
VIa 0,."<1 •
trl Tw,.ntr·fi ve Cf'tll!! for
Hny lim~ up to t,.·eh·~ hour!!
l?r parkinf( melers in the pm-
IIOn !< o f :tone li \'e on Via
Mala1111 an d on Via Oporto be-
tween \'ia Lido and 32nd
StreN not included in .!!IU ~ p;ull~rllf>h (b).
(d) Fi ve Ct'DI!i per hour for
parkiof me1er11 in the remain-
der o :to ot' five ~tt~d io all
other :tone8."
SECTION 2. Thi11 ordiunee
sh11ll be pu hli11hed once in the
offi cial new11p•per of the Cily,
IIQd the ume 11haJI be erre()oo
tlvt' 30 d•ys aher the date of
it11 adoption.
This ordinlltl ce wu intro-
du ced at a re~lar meetins of
the City Coundl of the City of
Newpor1 Beach held on the 9lll
d.,-of J•uary, 1967, ed w••
adapted ao the 23rd day of J~aary, \961, by th.fJ followins
vo te, to wit:
A Y £S, COUNCILMEN: Ao~~:en,,
P•t80111J, Marlthall, Gt'lber,
Coolr. forslt, Shel101.
NOES, COUNCILM EN: l'fou.
ABSENT COUNCILM EN: Noae.
P•l J, Ct~btr lh1or
NEWPORT HARIIOR BlgGN
SEOOND SECTION --P• 8
THURSDAY LFEB. 2, 1167
OOIIONA OU-IIAR, CALl F.
CALL 200 MILLION
STAN FORD COHFEREHCE
:l.oger S. Poole of Corona
del Mar and ~ichard H.
Pauley of Newport Beach
ate setvlna on the Stanford
eonfetence• catm\ltt ... wttlch
is plannina an al\-<l.ay con ..
terence for Saturday, Feb.
18 , at Philco-Ford Aeronu•
tr onic of Newport Beach.
Local sponsor of the meet-
in& is the Stanford Club of
Oranae County, headed by
President Rondell B. ~tan ..
son of Newport Beach.
SHOP BURGLARIZED
Costa Mesa police are an-
vestiaatina the $1,200
burala:ry of the Hobby Shop,
440 E. 17th St., Sunday
afternoon, Jan. 22.
Homer \tcClelland, owner
of the shop, told police some-
one pried open the back
doc:J' and s tole 3 bags con~
tainins bi 1\s, checks and
coins worth S\,200.
:\Irs.
TOP NOTCH
ADDITION
TO
SELMAN
CHEVROLET
in Orange
CHUCK TRAPP
To my many friends and customers. I am
happy to announce my assoc.i<Jlion with a qual·
ity dealership, Selman Chevrol et, selling new
Chevrol et cars, trucks and used tiHS.
You may deal w11h us direct. with confi·
dence.
Srlm<Jil is inre~t•<,l ed in future business, so
they know how to !rl'ar customers. That is why
I have chosen ro sell htre.
Call or "' m• soon.
Your Chevrol et Salesm&n for over 10 yea rs
SELMAN CHEVROLET
1800 E. CHAPMAN, ORANGE
633-!521
Peg Haapa, 710 Jasmine Ave., Cotona del ~tar
Winner of Lido Luncheon fot Two
Betk
Top 0 ' The Boy -Vio Lido A Nowpo'rt Blvd.
Nowpori Booth
no •
service charge
There is no service
charge on your personal
account as long as your balan<:e
doesn't go below $300.
If it should, you simply pay
the normal rate lor checks written
during that statement period only.
The average person writes 25 checks
and pays a sel'lice charge of $2.50 each month.
That's $30 a year.
By maintaining a $300 balance you save this $30.
That's equal to 10\111 interest on your money.
01'111 111111 SPJI. DAllY-AND 6PJI. OIIIIIDAYS.
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