HomeMy WebLinkAbout1967-03-09 - Newport Harbor EnsignOOL SHin
Civic center
plans aired
Newport Dunes ia beina
considered as a possi ble
site for a new civi c center.
alona with the Newport
Center area, Counci lman
How1rd Roacn said ~1onday
evenina durin&·· a mect~na
wi th members of the Ccn•
ttal Newport Beach Com•
moni ty Assn.
Mr. Roaers, chairman of
th e civic center site iden-
tifi cati on committee of the
Newport Beach City Coun•
cil, revealed that 16 acres
of county property near the
Dunes are being eyed as a
possible site.
Members of the associa•
tion said there is a dearth
of infonnation conccmina
the cos t of building new
facilities at the pres ent
City Hall liite with floor
space comparable to the
proposed sites near Newport
Center.
NOR! WOOD, 11-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Ho lli s Wood of Balboa, is the firs t 'h inner of a Bibl e
in the En s ign's colo r contest, wh ich is bas ed on J im
Talcott's "Dot to Dot Sermonette" on the Bi bl e page.
Nori drew colored design s in each letter of the "Do t
to Dol" message, including scenes such as the Gar-
den of Eden, Adam and Eve, the temptation by Satan,
the fl ood, crossing of the Red Sea, th e Last Supper,
and the Cross. (Ensign photo.)
I LED
••Emotional
shatterin& re-
lationships between the
ltudent and teacher, tbe
~ae to se ttle down, and
.. never ... w.ere student and
' parent response to the1
attendance boundry chanaes
between Newport Harbor
Hish School and CCI'ona del
Mar Hiah School approved
re cently by the Newport-
Mesa Uniried School Dis-
trict board.
The. trustees reafinned the
boundary changes after
hearing the protests Tue s -
day night.
Steven Slap; 1~. or 2033
Commodore Rd., Baycres t,
told the board in measured
tones that he li ves in the
center or the affec ted area.
To force him to move would,
he believed, cause an
.. emo ti onal set back .. on
his parL
He pointed to friends
made, and the special
effort on his part to de-
velop a "per son a! relation-
ship with coaches" and
teachers. All he wanted to
do was ''settle down, .. he
told the trut;tees.
call for volunteera, ob-
servi n& that there are many
students willing to provide
their own transportation if
they could JO to COfona
del Mar HiJh School.
WiUiam L. St. Clair, 2001
Santa Ana Ave., Cos ta
Mesa, the owner or Pioneer
Barbershop in Costa Mesa,
told the trustees that since
1910 th ree generations or
his rami ly were graduated
from Harbor High. His 2
boys rr.ake up the 4th gen-
eration.
"There is a 50% chance
of Don ald, who would be a
fres hman in the (all, not
finishing at Corona del Mar
if he has to make the
chanae," the father said.
He told the board that
both of his boys were
wrestlers and that it was
bad enouJh having them
wrestling around the home.
but agains t each other in
different schools, that, he
th ought was unbearable .
He claimed to have never
mi ss ed a sports event that
one of his boys played in ,
addina that the boundary
change would make the
continuation of that record
im poss ible.
lie called attention to lhe
pins in the distti.ct office
which illustrate the atten~
dance problem.
"By movinz the pins you
solve the p-oblem, •• he
said. "But kids aren't
•
SONGLEAOERS o f New port Harbor High
School won the first place trophy at th e
annual spring song and cheerl eaders
cli nic held Mar ch 5 at Anaheim High
School . Here ar e th e Ha rbor Hi gh champs:
front row, from left, Ka ren Scho rg, Pat
Oom eCQ and Sherr y Love; s tanding, from
J anet Coon tz. This is the 2nd cons ecu·
tiv e yea r th at Harbo r son91eaders have
won fi rst place in the competition, which
includes 11early 100 Southland hi gh
schools. Ha rbo r's varsi ty cheerleaders
... on J rd place. The jun ior varsi ty cheer·
leaders won r\ooon s for outstanding per-
left, J anet Culmback., Sandy Caudell and fo rmance.
CITY GETS COMPLAINTS
The ci garette tax, propo-
sed tidelands fees, plans
for the new civic center
site, and noisy motorcycles
are objects of cri ticism in
letters re ceived at the New-
port Beach Ci t)' Hall. Here
are the complaints :
• From Roderick F raser,
owner of La Cantina Liquor,
)244 E. Coast Hwy., Cor•
ona del Mar :
"The comments of many
of our cus tamers have led
me to believe that we arc
\osina quite a lot or bus i-
ness to the City of Costa
\tesa because of the ciaar·
ette tax im('IOscd by the City
of Newport Beach. I fee l
that if the cigarette tax
we re re mov ed there would
bt: a considerable Increase
in the busines s that we are
doing, and the over-a ll bene•
fit of the increas ed bus1·
ness would more than com·
pensate for the loss in
re venue ."
• From Phi l Tozer, pre-
Sident of 'Javcy"S Loc ker:
"The recent covetous
glances in the dire ctw n or
Harbor udelands by city
GUNMEN GET $2,(XX)
coun cilmen ate: most omin-
ous. Indeed we would con-
s ider any s uch tax a dire
threat to the fe.,... comme rcial
acuviues that ha ve sur-
vn•ed the rapidly risin&
cost of doina business in
:'l:ewpor t Harbor. . . 'Ne are
a lr eady pay1ng a heavy
pr ic e for the use of these
tidelands. \1r. King, hom
At Corona del Mar, he
said, sophomore journalism
is out. He plans to take the
class at Harbor Hiah. And,
four years of special En•
glish would come to a
halt.. unless he were per-
mi tted to stay a t Ha rbor
High.
He utaed the board to pins." Police are scarchina for dre ssed 1n a dark sui t wi th
Mr. Roaers said that hia
cu!Tmittee would con<!.uc t
a detailed assessment of
the cost of a new site and
new buildings as compared
wi th the cost of rebuilding
on the present site. He
said lh at plans include
hirina a financial advisor
to s tudy monetary arrange -
rr.:nts and engaamg an
u chit.ect ·to matte an an-
alysis of the present and
proposed sites.
Counci \man Roaers com-
men ted that Newport Beach
is in dire ct competition
with the City of Coata Mesa
in .. kina the county to
locate a new courthouse in
their respective civic
ceriters.
3 more in trustee race The lad. of a me chanical 2 anned aun.mc::n who let-a Roman collar.
program at Corona del ~ar rorit.ed a house maid Tuc:s·
was also ciled as a reason day at the home or Mr. and Mter learning that the:
for his boys remaining at Mrs. Chase Crampton, 308 Cnmptons, who own the
wh om we leas e our s port•
fi s hing fac ility, u now pay•
ina 15.163..40 a year in
taxes on a few 1mprove•
rnents and less than an
acre of land. Thi s same
acre back in the hi Its would
be taxed at only a rew dol-
lars. The reason that he
pays so much more is pri-
marily becaus e hi s land in-
cludes the us e of tidelands
o••t !o the picrhead line. He
in turn must pass on to us
in our rent the h~&.her cost
of his land ..
A financina maneuver
under discussion IS the
possible exchanae with the
Irvine Co. of the city's
I ()..acre Beacon Bay hold-
ings for an inland civic
center si te .
Car stickers
are available
The city wi ll beain is-
suina ident.ifyina decals
~1onday to Balboa lsi and
residents and other quali-
fied peraons, accordina to
fla.rve y Hurlburt, city mana-
aer or Newport Beach.
These decal s , which will
raci litate movement or
essential uaffic durina
Charles F. Coles worth,
\trs. Atbena Sima\ds, and
Kip Richardson riled 11th
hour entries Priday for
s eats on the Newport~esa
school board. The election
will be held April 18.
Rea \tor C harles F.
Colesworth , 37, of 19\::l
Beryl Ln., Harbor Hi&h-
\a.nds , will .. ell: the seat
~ tnet.'ubant Marian C.
Beraeson (OJ Area 3.
Mr. Cole1worth i1 a past
president of the Newport
Harbor Republican Assem-
Les Blakesley succumbs
I
Lester Blakes le y, one of
the leaders of the 1\arbor
Area's young executives of
:!0 years a ao, died Thurs•
day, March 2. at age 47,
after s ufferina a heart
attack while skl ing at
Squaw Valley.
He was in partnership
for several years wi th Van
Hayes an the ownership
and management of Newport
F urniture Co., whi ch had a
branch s tore in Corona del
Mar in addition to the store
sti II continuing on Mariners
\1 i le.
Then wilh Joe Collins
and the late Bob Ingram,
he was instrumental in the
development or Jamaica
Inn in Cor ona de\ \\ar.
Recently he had been asso-
ciated with land develop-
ment in no rthern California.
Servi ces were held Tues-
day, !\.larch 7, at Baltz
\1ortuary in Corona del Mar.
Survivors include his
wife, Jacqueline, or the
family home a t 4052 Ge t-
mainder Way, Jrv1ne; a son,
Gary Lee of Bridgeport,
Neb.; hi s mother, Ann
Blakesley of Corona del
Mar, and a sis ter, Lo1s
Billie Mattson of irvi ne.
\,\y, a past president of the !\arbor H.gh "-·" are Valet Cleaners. J7J I E. · t • ovu1 Flower St., Costa Me•a, and • ~-lari ners Coomunity Assn., mechanically inclined he d ff ·,c 2 OOO Coast 1-twy., Corona del
ye ar on the
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• rna e o Wl -., s , • ....... .. ....
a onncr ub Scout com• uid. _ 1"o Sp&IU•b-epeakilll _,, ware .not •t "~· "'''
mitte..-a, .-4 \..\QW 1!. •· R.o'IMbbur .. t, 101~ mai4tGf4 pot\ee dllil t4' ....-:M. 17 .. "'!' t ..... --.-....iii<"'
Lea cue baseball team mana• Hiahland Dr., Harbor Hi&b-men was dr cued in a 1ns1de, J OtnJ dlftctly to a
aer. He holda a B.S. in lands, aareed with Mr. St. "priutly mannor," with s ilvcr-aray fi le N:lx in the
industrial manaaement Clai r. lie to ld the board prescription alau e s and attic fOf the s~.OOO.
from USC. that it would be hard for
Mrs. Athena Simakis. parents to justify the dif-
3-l, of 141 !1.1elody Ln.. fe rent teaching techniques
Costa ~·lesa, will vie with which the students or a
a ttorney Bud Franklin, also "split household'' would be
of Cos ta \1esa, for the comparing. He said he
trustee area 6 seat. Trustee thought the concept was
Balloon 'barrage' planned
boats we own of S\,849.
Pare of ~~~ is returned to
the c lt~ as rent on tidelands,
since the boats themselves
use no other Ci ty services ..
"Taxes generated from
Earl Peterson, who is rep-very bad.
resenting the area, has The board asreed that the
announced he does not boundary sh1ft was a hard-
intend to seek re~lection. ship on some bu t that it
\trs. Simakis is the mo ther was the bes t they could
of 5. She has attended the make .
University of Redlands and Supt. L~land B. ~ewcomer
is a ctive in the PTA at asked for further s tudy on
Woodland School. the hous1ng problem and
Kip Richardson, ~5. of offered to take under s tudy
155 W. 18th St., Cos ta any suggestions that would
\1esa, will also seek the accommodat.e th e UO to
area 6 seat. ~le owns As so--I 50 students involved in
ciated General Builders of the housing problem and
Southern California wi th not JUSt sh ift th e problem.
A bal loon display at the
stores in Corona del Mar
will greet visitors and resi-
dents duri ng Easter Week,
from \larch 20 through =s.
Plans for thi" atten tion-
getter were discussed yes-
terday mom1na at a morn ing
coffee meetins of the mer·
chanu di vi sion of the Cor·
on a de l \br Olambc:r o f
Commerce at th e Youth
Center.
Doroth) Hardcastle, ch au-
man of th e merchants d1v1 ·
sian, uraed that all shops,
busmess bui ldings an d ph-...
feuion a\ oCfi cc:s be de-
cora ted w1th a nun bc:r of
headquarters in Costa Mesa. Dr. Newcomer added that \a.rze si ze, varyina colored
He is a member of the the policy had bt:en accept-balloons.
eye-catchi"'l•" she sa1d. some ~8 miles or ~ewport \trs. llardcastlc: and Alii R1•Jl er t0 Jd or pl ans to re· Harbor shcnehneare substan·
,.1,.e the te lephone ch ain tially mcrc:as ed as a direct
waming system to alert re sult ~f the r1ght to use the
local merch ants ~1f sht~r-adJommg tidelands ... Any
h fters and bad check art1s ts. additional tU 1mposed on
\len::h ants are be in g as ked commercial operations m
to Sl l!n up for the cham and ~ewport Harbor will, like
to Cl."lOperate 1n pass1n g 1n-the proverbial stra·,.., break
fom1auon d0wn th e line an already badly ben t back!'
when a wammg cal l 1 s ru t • From ~a lph and Lucy
th n~u gh. Watson , 35031-: Seashore
Th e .,..ec:\,1~ morning_ meet· ')r.. '.\'est '-l ew port:
m g ~ m the Cll.amber l,ffice "'.\e see n•• sense Ln the
ha,·e been ..:.han ged fwm great outl a~ of huae sums
\1onda} to Tuesda~, bepn· of r;oney for a b11, new c ity
nLng ne:\t .,..cck. \larch 1 ~. hall complex. ·\s valuable a
C{•ffee anJ n~lll" are ser'"cd
at 1:.\\l a.m., and mca:hanb
Easter Week, are intended
as an aid in the identi-
ficatioo Clf vehicles oper-
ated by re sidents, persons
in business, and others
havina a reaular and re•
currina reason for visiting
Balboa Island.
Easter crusade readied Newport Harbor Elks Lodge, ed and that individual "Thi s wi ll mak e our to.,..TI
are 11\\'LteJ to JOin 1n the
JL SCUSSI\JnOfloca\ pmb\cm:o.
Police officers promoted
the Santa Ana .'vloose Lodae, pwblems would now be
and a parents ' oraanization con sidered.
locatwn as we now have
should be full~ utilized by
addma one or 1 more s tor-
IC S. 'lf c unders tand that the
pr esent hu1ld1nz was s treas-
ed for. s uch at the time it
wa s bUi lt. lise one half
,1( th e fr on t la wn for addi-
tional parking if necess ary
-or budd a double deck
parkina area. Evidentally
our ..:.1 ty fathers have not
taken cozn•r.ancc o( there-
cent s~c1 1 1 elec tion ati)(.:C .
'o\'e do not want addi tiooal
moneys il rent for larae, new
bu1ldinas . W~ taxpayers are
burdened too heavily aa it
1s. We want less government
and more md1vidua\ respon-
sibility promoted in our
wonderful Cit)' o( Newport
APplicants may apply at
the Balboa Island fire
station on Marine Ave.
from I to 5 p.m. and 7 to
10 p.m. daily, inchMlina
Saturdays and Sundays.
They will be asked to pro•
vide information that wi II
eatablish one or the follow•
ina:
1. Residency on the Is land.
An army of 300 s tudents
from universities and junior
colleges all the way from
Texas to Briti sh Colunibia
wi II arrive Sunday, March
19, for Easter Week under
the auspices of the Campus
Crusade for Christ. Ar-
rivina by bus, trai ns, planes
and c ars, the youna people
have been eape:cially
selected. because they are
limiting the number to
300 this year, accordina to
Dick Day, area coordinator
of the nation.....,ide Christian 2. Ownership of property
·on the Ia Iand.
3. Employment
Ia land.
on the youth movement.
The purpose of the cru-
sade is sharina the mes-
saae or Jesus Christ on
the beaches. It's peraoa
to penon c.vanaeliam.
4. Reaular viaitationa on
the Ia land by reason or
occupacion; i .e .• phyaician.
JULIUS 1. •E•AI accO<dina 10 Mrs. Dan
IEl.IIUIIIIAliY L liES Dintmoor ~ &y Shore s, a
Julius 0.. Moenn1n. 385 ~mber of the local c om-
Meadow Ln •• Newport Stach m•ttee.
died SUnday, Much s, i~ .The s tudents arc beina.
Newport Beach a\ aae 61. billeted in private homes
He waa a Belaillll .niar•~ lhrouahout the conmunity •.
comlni to Califomiain n.q. They Vtitl meet toaetbcr in
Four yeua later he opened area p:oupa for prayer ia
a Hq.aor store. wh ich he the momin·a end spend the
con tinued 110 operate uncil day on lho beachet. They
hi 1 duth. wi U meet f« cti~~ner at tba
Rotll)l waa r•cited Tuea-Balboa Pavitioa each
clay. March l, at Bett Bro_. nilltt, alt.r 'Which liMy bawc
way chtpel in Coa&a Mesa. pl...,.d propaaa ud cot•
Requiem Maaa wat c:ele~ le1e life claaa" fat
ted Wodnoadf.y, Motdl I, at lriendl and oioilon.
S&.. Joacbim C.tboHc 0\tard\. En&ettaiamt~~.t wi 11 ia-
lac.nnMl ••• at Holy Sepul· c lade the "New Polk
cbor C..otNy. Siopn," a _.., -.
•
or tourina college s tudents,
and Andre' Ko le, who is
billed as the world's zreat-
est illusionist.
Loc al coordinators for
Campus Crusade are \tr.
and Mrs. Bi II O'Brien of
Newport Shores. Two coffee
houses have been planned
for the week , one at Balboa
Inn and one in the vicinity
of Newport Pier.
A Cew of the students
comin1 ati\1 need a place
to sleep, accordin& to Mrs.
Dinamoor. Local residents
who have rooms are uked
to telephooe her at S48-2598
or the o•orien's a t67J.Ol84 .
at F aaview State Hospi tal. \lr. St. Cla1 r's response
He ho lds a wartime marine lo the board 's ac ti on was
engineering cert ific ate from a statement of inte nt:
UC a t Santa Barbara. '"I don't care if I have to
PROTEST MEEnN G
FRIDAY ON FRE EI AY
A mass rally in protest o f
"the unconscionable was te
buy another house , rent
on e ur chanae with my
mother; m~ lud IS going to
Uarbor H1gh.''
of money," as it"!"" •· POLIC E OFFIC ER fETED
the routi~g of the Coastal Recentl y retired CapL Earl
_Freeway m Newport Beach, \1. (Stoney) Stoneback of the:
u . sche~u led ror 7:30 a.m. ·:-.lewport Beach poli ce de-
this Fnday, March H), a.t partment was feted yester-
the. Balboa Bay Club. lnvl· Jay fo r his l7 )'CatS or ser·
taltons have been sent b~ ,•icc with the deparbnent a t
the protest movement's pri me th e Ne.,..·pon Beach Elks
mover, Paul A. Palmer, head Lod1c. ti e retired De-c. 30
?( the Newpon Sal boa Sav· at the age l,f SJ.
IRI& and L,oan Ann.
.... ,. ,~.,. .. .... ,, ...
Newport Beach poll ee
officers Loui s P. Heeres ,
33, and Donald Oyaas, J:.
have been promoted tn the
rank of capta1n.
Capt. Heere s IS a 7 ~eat
veteran with the de part·
11'1:nt. He wi ll br in chaf(~e
of the deteCtl\'e d1v15ion,
freei.na Ll\ Wi \ham Saunders
for watch commander duues.
Capt. Oyaas is a IO;·ear
ve teran on the (Ofce. He
will comnand the depart-
ment's s taff servicu. His
promotion frees Capt.
Vuu.:ent \k\lan1gal f,,r
du ties as a spen a l ••rer-
atlons officer. !il mdar tr'
an ms pec t••r genera l,
accN di ng h' .l ames (iJa'"u .
ch1cf of !'<'liC e.
f he : ne.,.. capta1n s. arc
recent wmners of the
"P,,Jice Suren um or the
Year" a.,..•ard from the N~w
pnn Harbor Exchange Club.
C'h1ef Gtavas als o an ..
m..,unced that James Parker.
JJ . was promoted from
serce ant to l ieu\enant , and
pattolman Leslie Chapman.
31. to seraeant.
CHRIST CHURCH BY THE SEA, Co<rtmunl\y Mttllodlst, al 1420 W.
Balboa Blvd., In Cen tr&l Newoort, is lamchlng ., exPansion J)rogram.
whi ch will Include b ehurch sOhool classrooms, ldmlnlsltation offices,
church li brary ,and choiMnuslc room. The above sketch st-ows the ecl.t-
catlon a.nex tD be added at the It~ n e1.r the Goodell Hall aru, and
the clloiMnuslc room at the rlghL Tile buildlr19 t Nsadt will reach lis
cllmu this ~no.y, llon"-Y Md Tuesdl)o, wtten some 1!10 .,.,, women
and youth will visit the church members and friends to receive pled--
ges and gifts. William Mc.Oon•ld Is general ch•irmilt\. Bob McDonald
and ;Art Rifnle)'f~rt members of the executive committee. other chli r-
mtn are Howard Carlson, visitlltlon; Patricia Scofield, cl eric1l; Pit
Pttte:rson, arra'lgements; MI.-.: BinswJnitt, advance: l)lfts; Barbara
tr111gnuson , telet)hone; Gt.ortt OAvidSOC\, publicity; ll'ld U\e: Ru. JMitS
Lnbe:rth , church putor, as sphttual life: thainnab
'
Beach."
• Also from Ralph and
Lucy Watson:
"Motorcycles whieh are
rent ed in the Weal Newport
area mos t always use Sea•
shore ')r. &II their (IVO(ito
path to act away (rom 1M
heavy traffic on Balboa Bl'ld.
This is a nu.iunce becuae
o( the noise and NYVint op
r:l thetc. machinea •• ,,.,_.,
.e u.aually apeecli..QI 100,
rnakine it Uzll'doM for
people, upocially aa.all
~ ... D. ero .. i .. ..
atrut. Widt. aU 11M oe, ... .
tioa duriq •-· we
c .. ld woll do wi-..
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C.llforala, _. t.y ,._a ,.__, I• qtiaiUied to p.blt all pQ!Ic and is Europe's most sparsely se u!ed land. _.,.. ,.r'"' b-r law. Immigration ha! been so discouraged and so AIVO • HAAP A ..................... ~ .......... 0-a..r P .. ll • ._ h · II bod · I • d PEC HAAPA ............................................... .Aseocl•• E~llaor spane t at pract1ca y every y 1n ce.an
IUUCaiPTIOM aATII is ki n lo e\t rybody ebe.
Ia H• .. At.•l 0... yew, 14.00: 2 yew•, 17.00 Though Iceland badly wanu and n~ei:b
0.. of "-'-At .. ; 0..• ye w, 1$.00: 2 ye--. t9.00 immigrants, they want ot\ly their own kind.
"''OOOO~O<:Io'Q!Qo'OOO>'OQoo>Qo>OOO<CJio'O T o put it bluntly, th~ are what wme of oar
<fl. .l!tlf " .,.,.
bigot~ would call "racists." Every applicn:lt
for citizenship has to be approved by Parlia·
ment.
home tofay lhM r.. b11ia "r a a~c .. aioa or parimoats on taaj,(811
cents ; milk is 60 centt a quart.. over beeo before:• pur ... in which many lftil• eanine1 in provinr that
The ave~ ulary is $4,(XX) per working Whea' the thou,Jbt Ia ",_ l~qna of Runiu•. loat &heJr dol•· when ubjecllid to
""-n. Thei'C is a 7Yt per<:tfl:i sales tax on rv· ltv .. , either by 11M\ediate varioua stimuli, wouJd re• erythini!IO except food. lon&lized, it is roauurinr, __ _.._ .... •L.-1 ,_
" L... L .1 11 d 1 · n~URM;~~r or "7 u101;1 ' ow ..... -act accordin& co •1vea Thrre 21re ciO!Ie to 100,000 -p'-in this DUl Wt~en nauona zo • t ta f I I bo ., ~-~ Ill wrc o 1 ave a r camps. pattern, Thla he d~
city. Most of the hemet are of tf:infon:ed con· appa n,. The10 pu.rp1 do not eon-auated what he callod tho' cre~e. Ninety percent of the familirs own Hillory record& that few cern "' here uco~t u a conditioned ronox. '
their homts. nation• •urvivo the twin sample or what Soviet rule • J
Government owns most latid in townL You c entury mark,. and tooth• would brina 1o A~rica, A'!"t1Cin1 now are benta
can own the home, but not the land, unless aayeu now make c laim namely tho alayina of IIUbJOCtod to 1uch a prO-
you owned it before the city took over. that we arc in the count• 15,000,0oo penon• on a cess. .Whit~ .the ll'Aater
Some banks are owned by the government, down Period of our national lilt already prepared by c to .. : 11 t1Ck1n1 olf tho
as are most key industries and utilities, But exi1tence, with but row name and cate1ory." 'seconds in the approach to
the nation is se rved by a very progressive, years to enjoy berore the Continuinl, he quotea Matt what corrwnuni•ts hopefully
privately owned aidine. Stars and Suipu arc ccli~ Cvetic: a former FBI under-expect will be our eventual ThN~ are four political part~s. The most sed. The apos tlu o( doom cover 'aaent, and Jive a a doom, e~ents . are takina
powt'rful p;:tny i, the Independence Party, aucrt that the 1enesi1 o( much hiJher firurc. ••A t-place wh1ch m1&ht lead to
which is conservative. The People's Party is our national life bepn with most all men and women the accomplishment of their
Communist and Sociali~t. Th~ Progressive the 1j.,;01 or the Declar-b' · w P · · De over JO. havin1 been found o. J.ecovc. c w~rc co~-arty IS agrat~an and co.op. The Social· m· alion of Independence in too old for •re-education d1ooned b)' the d1plomaoc
AR'VO e. HAAPA, owner and publisher ot the Ensign
~Q~o~~~oOoO
Iceland is noted for beau tiful women. In
the 9th C.entury Viking and Celt pirates
headquartered in lre!and. plundering lr~land
and Scotland and kidnapping beautiful wo--
men.
ocrat Party is b:uically labor. The division~-1176, which would aive a would be slau• .. tered.•• ' r_ecoJRition of Ruuia back
tween partie! is mostly on a social-economic •·"""nal for A-ri"a in .,, 9) Th
b · _,... .. .... " Dr. Steuart Mc:Bimic has 1n 1 ). c proceas con·
MIS. . . ;n !976, J'Ual9 ycall ·ahead. . d d ' W ld 9/ 0 1 1 d Co r told his radio audiences bnue urma or ar • ce an 1s not as pro· mmumst as arm· 0 Ste M 8 . . h ..... 'd rid lh "IADI.. Y IEIIT lACK" IS BREAKING
In a letter printed on pag e 1 of this i ssue of the En sign,
Phil Tozer offers .some pertinent remarks about the New-
port Beach Coun ci l proposal to charge a fee for use of
tidelands. Mr. Toze r, presi dent of Davey's Locker, cer-
tainly make s i t clear that hi s spo rt fishing ente rpri se is
not getting free use of the ci ty ti delands. He points out
that he has to pay co nsi derable rent for the use of land,
becau se the l andowner has to pay high taxes to the ci ty
and county , becau se of th e high Yal uation put on the land,
wh ich in tum is the re sult of the proximi ty to the tide-
lands. Thu s the city and coun ty are realizing a high re-
turn in taxes spe cifically because the tidelands increas e
the value o f the adjacent land.
H you want to tx-come a citizen of lc('·
land, ~ou have to wait 10 years -5 years if
yo u arc a Sc-a ndi navian. You have to change
yo ur namt' to lrelandic.
lce lanclt>rs have been happily isolated for
centurie5 b11t now art' determined to join the
world -for wh ich they may eventually be
!Orry. lcclandl•rs formerly traded only with
Ot"n mark. llut the>· cut loose from Denmark
in 1944 and becam= an indrpendent nation.
The lcr~andic 5pccch today i~ little
changed from what it w;u in the !hh Century.
Icelandic is thf' world 's oiliest liu;·ng sp-cd1.
If th(' origina l pirates came back today, they
could communicate w!tl1out difficulty.
erly. There are 13,000 Communi51S in Ice· "Vr.. uan c .1m1~, t c that the R~ Chinese have wnen we coni! c: e e
la nd, 7,000 of whom r~re in Reykjr~vik . Com· Otcc of Amencanu~," been even ,;:;me blood• Sovielt as an ally, rather
mies have 8 of the 6tJ Parliament seats. ha~ quoted from an arbcle thirsty, kitlinJ an esti-th an as a co-be.lli~erent
The only anny in Ice land is ours {3,000 wnuen ~ M~ Tse Tung mated 50,000,000 persons, aspr. ~leuart Met;'1m1e hali
pcr'IOnncl ), Police are not arm~d. Iceland is and ~ubll shed m the Con· inc ludina Christians , prop-&ald.lt uproarcumatoday,
a member and fo unde r of NATO. grcssJonal Record years crty o wners, and members as we s eek to ex~and u a.de
lce1and l·a.~o: more bathrooms per capita ago . lhat. the 1953 com-o( the business fraternity. with the comnuniS~S while
than 1he U.S.: comp11 ls~ry union m:-mber· mumst llme table aave a Recently , we re ported in they are supply m~ war
ship (they don't even vott· on it ): a big work· life expectancy for lhe thete columns that Norlh materials to our enemies 1n
t'r shorta~<': IR Jt·w~; one of lhl:' low('st United States of but lO Korean Redl, after havina Vietnam. We are consider·
d('>l 'h ratio~ and one of the world's hig!":e!.t years. Gus Hall, who vocal• made a census which re· ing the passage of a
birth r.,1t('~; fi{)()O:xl sheep and 2 won'cn izes the communist cau1e vealed persons who had consulartresty,whichwould
mills: amr onl~ one rt:ally Ia~.~ indmtry-in our couniJy, is said to embraced Christianity, give the Russ ians espion-fis~. Nm~t all food, cxc('pt hsh, is im ported . have predicted our terminal murdered an estimated 3 aae bases lhrouahout the
In lct>land tl·crl" are no -or praCtically would be reached in 10 million of thes e converts. country. We are thinkina of
no -calllt", N('grces, tennis players, tr~'t!s. years and that the forcel of Nearer borne. an American, concludin& an outer space
flic,. billboards,. h.i tchh ikcrs, pavd .roads destructi on now are ahead John Martino, tells his treaty with the m, which .~1 .50 an /:our mm.m um _wage, coal, ml , un· of schedule. ld · th n'sts Mr. Tozer concludes with a word of cauti on that should
be heeded by the Ci ty Council: "Any additional tax im·
posed on commerci al operat ions in Newport Harbor will,
like the proverb ia l straw, break an already badly ben t
Iceland d~~ no t really want outs~de cap•·
tal. Forcignen ca n own only about 49 per·
ce nt of am• Icelandic busin('ss and can take
none of th~ p10fits out of the country. Prices
on most thin~s a ~ hi~h . by our standards.
Gax:oli ne, most of which th~)' buy from R us·
sia, sells for 60 cent! a gallon. Bread i5 25
story or wha t miaht happen wou 11ve e comnu 1 emplo_ rd. pa_ wnshops, pn vat_e schoo!s,_ttll:t'r· Those who ate ,_,-01 to f h d to d 1 th 1 t .. t lO out own countJymen if, a ree an e ve op e <_u cs•s pancnts, t_op.ess wa1tr~s:-s, h1gh way •ell the co.,.un•'•t way of -" · o1 · ·on
h h and When. 'he So,;ets te~;un1ques war 1n rea1 1 ~~gns. conrret(' If{ ways, expreuways, sky· l'f th A · 1
b . · 1 e to e meflcan peop e, •hould pte•at'l, In his book, far above the earth. t~cra p.:rs, '>u ways. t1ps. · 1 1 th ud
back.11
• • • O n balance. a, you t:art plain!)' :~ee, Ice· parl•c.u ar y .. e ~t ents, "I Was Casuo's Frisoner,.. It has been re lated that
land has a lot in its favor. descflbe a v1v1d piCtiU'c: of on paae 186 he tells how, Pavlov entered the space
THERE lAS EXTREMIST TALK IM lllf
The moving account in the Feb. 23 "Conservative Cor·
ne't" on th is page, telling of Independen ce Hall at Knott's
Berry Farm, mo ved me to visit that s hrine of independence
las t Saturday. It is a visi t everyone should make.
LeHers to the Editor
a classless society, of on the ~2 torture faims, aac with a plan lo explode
paternal care provided red hot irons had been bombs hi&h over the United
£rom cradle to the grave, of thrust into the living States, or sufficient power
wants satisfied , each ac· bodies, both of men and of to des troy every person in
"'IOU" SECURITY
Editor or lhe Ens ian.
Cleveland Financier Cyrus the student to pay Cor his cardin& to his need, but they women. the country. At the end of
S , Eaton Jr. plan to utilize use of the in stitution. do not explain wh y East Even more revoltina are SO years or so, according
their financial re sources Shou ld lhat student not have Germans ris k their li ves to the stories told by Be,. to the asserted plan, every
and skill in a major invest· ready funds to pay for that escape h om communism. nardo Teixeira in his book, IICSli&es of ti re would be
Most imp ressive is th e enactmen t of the 1776 meetin g
debating the Declaration of Independence. The opposi tion
argument is ominously up·tO·da te, going som ething li ke
th is: "Wh a t extremist talk is this -proposing in depen·
dence from England~" ••• "We could never win over such
a formi dable power!'' •• "We should si t do wn immediately
and negotiate" ••• and (slightly amended)-"Better red·
' coats than dead!" ' ---
-Pral'n the Lord1that cour&C)e pre~tailed over the no-win
advocates of th at day. And may cou rage prevail again
today!
• • •
A SOCIALIST ••• IS A SOCIALIST
Norman Thomas, socialist, spok e last Thursday at the
UC I campus. The news release announcing the event s ta--
ted th at the UC I Speaker's Forum "proudly presents the
respected reforme r" and "honored gu est." Norman Tho·
mas is definitely a socialist, and therefore it is well to
recall the likes of o ther socialists: Ado lph Hi tl er, Benito
Mussolini, Nikita Kh rushchell-all dedicated to to talitar·
ian control o f indi11iduals and of every ph ase of human
endeavor, and the inevi table end is ensla11em ent and mis·
ery. Describing No rman Thomas a.s soft·spok en and kindly
and as a respected reformer does not soften one whi t the
terr i bl e fate that he is storing up for us. He re are his own
words:
"The American peopl e will never knowingly adopt so·
cialism, but under the name of li beralism they will adopt
every fragment o f the socialist prograrr until one day
Ame rica will be a socialist nation without knowing how
it happened."
New arrivals at Hoag
So~rdoy, F•b. 25 Friday, March 3
Gnl -Mr. and Mrs . ')can Girl _Mr. and Mrs . Tony
Cordell. 319 Island Ave., Tones, 2086 Meyer P l.,
Balboa.
Boy-Mr. and \1rs. Wayne
Boag, 208 Tulane Pl.,
Costa Mesa.
Girl -Mr. and Mrs . AI·
berto Loera, 140 E . 19th
St., Cos La Mesa.
Boy -Mr . and Mrs , Howard
Alien, 265 Rose Lane,
Costa Men.
!loodoy, Fob, 27
Boy -Mr. and Mrs . Byron
Graper, 120 E. 20th SL,
Coata Men.
T ... cl.y, F•lt. 28
Boy -Mr. and Mrs . Theo·
dore Stwnp, 9S6 Paularino
Ave ., Costa Mesa.
W .. Msdoy, *rch 1
Girt -Mr. and Mn. T er·
renee McWethy, 1002
Miaaion Dr., Costa Mesa .
Boy -Mr. and ttMs. Carl
Peterson, 919 Cedar Place,
Cotta Mesa.
Oirl -Mr. and Mr1 . Dwayne
!lorry, 889 Son on Rd.,
Ca.ta Meu.
Costa Men.
Girl-Mr. and Mrs. Michae l
Jackson, 265 Oale St.,
Costa Mesa.
Gi rl -Mr. and Mn . Edward
Ragone, 1608 Elm Ave .,
Costa Mesa.
PREMIERE TOMIGHT AT
REPERTORY THEATRE
An oriainal WOfk by Peter
Renno, New York play~
wriaht. wi II receive an
Oranae County premiere lo-
niJht, March 9, at South
CoastRcpertoty,l815 Villa
'Nay, Newport Beach.
"The Last Day of the
Year" will be pres ented
three niahtt onl y, March 9,
I 0 and 11 , at 8:30 p.m.
From the Bibk
TherefOfe by the deeda of
the law cbere sball no rtuh
be juatified Ja his siaht:
for by the law is the tno ...
lcdac of a in..
Conaressman James B.
Uu. in hi s Wash inaton Re·
port of February IS, B67,
stale& as follow•: "The
Se cretary of th e Treas ury,
in testifyina bc£ore our
convnittee said that if we
did nol ra ise the debt lim1t
he would not be able to na-... out sOCial Sccun ey·
clack • for the month of
:vlarch. This may be a rude
awakening to twenty mil·
lion rec ipients or social
security, to find that lbe
so--c alled trust fund doe s
not even exist; outside or
$4 billion in marketable
securitie s, the balance is
all in the Corm of IOU "s
s ign ed by the federal go-
vernmen t, whi ch in tum
must tax aaain or borrow
the money necess ary to rc·
deem lhese lOU's." Some
~r edi camenl Big Brolher"s
'"· Bob Dugan
Newport Beach
BRIDGE BUILDERS
To The Editor,
:\s our cooraaeous young
men sacrifice their li ves in
Vietnam, acu of treason
and near·ueason abound.
Nol onl y does ou1 president
urge "building bridges" of
expanded trade wi th the
enemy, but larae U.S. com--
panies arc manufacturing
and delivering suppl ie s in·
to the hands of the enemy
lo be used againtt our sons
in the bloody jungle bau le s .
menl of U.S. capital behind tuition, loans shou ld be Nor do they describe the "The Fabric of Tenor,'' extinct, and the comnunists "'
the Iron Curtain ..... Eaton's avai lable to hi m; upon gra· ordeal of transition £rom which reccwds the inhuman could e nter our territory duation, he is allowed the th f Tower International Inc. e reedoms of America to actt of comnunist inspi red and take ove r.
and lhe International Basic 1::r~ni!y pr:r:~ayba~:~ th~ s lavefy faced by those terroris ts in Anaola, Fantas ti c as such an
Economy Corp. OBEC), equalling his cost of edu~ -Ml o live behind the Iron Africa, who he said tied idea miaht seem, i t 1s
controlled . by the Rocke· cation, plus an additional Curtain . They dO' not tell victims to planks and ran evident that we are be ing
Cc.UeJ brotben, plan to b~o&i ld amQUnt in_. t.he form of .in· of the mi \lions of Russian• them lenathwise throuah condi tioned for a planned
factories, industrial p-tantt .wea&.-1Wt.icb will be used who wen: s lauahtered after uws1 in a lumber mill. chanae i n our _na.li.onal_
and hotels in a private ef· l~ltit: l'f'Pltu~tina the in· the Ruuia.n repu.blte .... Ttt, 1ttedow-bf ~Soon~ life. Conservative& are
fort to promote trade with ahtulion he attended. destroyed by the Bohhe--recently fell upon an Ore· holdina rut to the America
Iron Curtain countries ... " 4. If, upon araduation £rom vi ks. aon minis ter, who, after that was , in the hope ttfat
How docs that arab ya, high achool and thineen John Beaty on paae 44 of he had refused to comply thi s concept wi II be the
as Johnncy goes marchina years of "free" education his book, "The Iron Cur· with the demands of a com-pauern for the: America
off to the no-win U.N. War ? a s tudent i s nol ready to tain Over America," in a munist. was told that the that is to be.
I wonde,r-what would have ~cccpt the re sponsibi lities fe w sentences tells of the cormmnis ts had a lis t or Ameri ca, wake up before
happened if these thinas lm~sed by a co l\eg7 edu· bloody s tory of the com-the church members in that it is too late!
had oc:cuned during W'N II? c.at•o:n · a full·scalc lnves· LEGAL NOTICE ---.:icAL MOTICE -----------------
1 can see the headline s t•.aat10n of our gr~de and ---------------LEGAL NOTI~_E __ _
now: "President urges ex-
panded ttade with Hitle r";
"Rockefeller builds rae-
torics in Berlin'"; "Presi·
dent invites Nazis chiefs
to visit U.S."!
But perhaps s ome rea-
ders wi II find consolation
in the "thoughtfulness" of
a Washinaton businessman
who plans .. to bring A.mcri ·
ca to our boys overseas"
by opening a toplets ao-ao
discotheque in Vietnam.
"We think this will be run
for the 'J.I.s " said Richard
L. BaaL "This will be the
sort or club servicemen are
used to at home," he says,
"but c an't find in Saigon."
I am s ure the mothers and
wives or our servi cemen
wi II really appreciate Mr.
B's kind effortt. Arter all,
as he says, '"Ne want our
airls to conuibute to the
war effort"!
"Jod help us as we wallow
in the mud of the "Great
Society"! Wi II America
ever awaken in time?
For God and Country,
Bette Rooney
211 Marcuerite '\ve.
Corona de I Mar
LETTER TO REGEHTS
Board of Rcaentl
University of California
Knowina you have the
high·lichool educat1on sys· (This is th t' corrrcl~d copy of OrdinO'II u pori B roch City Cot~,cif. Thl' copy publish ·
tems shoold be instituted, 120' adopt<d F<b . ''· 1967, by tb< N•w· d · b F b 2 · wi th the exprcu purpose of .,., e '"I ~ r . J F.n s rgn W 4 $ incomplerr.)
rinding lhc re asons for this ORDINAN CE NO. 1204 writing on • form prescribed by it, or shall be ~presented
patadox. AN ORDINAN CE OF' TlH: by the Plna i118 "'C'ommission, at 1he hearing.
5, s;nce _the heads of CITY OF' NEWPORT BEACH and •hall be acc'impuied by The Cily C:ounci l ~~ohall REPEALING SECTION I fee of Forty Dollars (140) re11der ita dec is ion within
universities and colleaes 15.16.040 AND AMENDING if • public hearing ia dee111ed s i•ty(60) days after the filing
should not have to be sub-SECTION S 15J6D50, 15J6D60, necea .. ry by the Building of s ud appea l."
jected to political £an cies. · AND 15.16.140 OF TITLE 15 Official 1111der roles es tab. Sf.C TIO~ 4. ~ction 15.16.·
lhe best means of avoidina OF THE N ~WPORT BEACH lished by the Plan11ing Com• 140 of 1he Sew port Heach
thi s is to separate govern• MUNICfPAL CODE TO miasion, or a fee of Twenty. Munici pa l f.ode is ame nded to . . ABOLISH THE BOA RD OF five Dollars (125) if ao public read:
menl from e~~c~t1on; thts ADJUSTMENTS AND TO hearillf!: ia required. "JS.l6,J40 ProJo fbfrfo•u. A.
can most e£hc1€ntly be ac· TRANSF ER THEIR B. PUBLIC HEARING. No TRAFFIC: SJG'\'AL IMITA·
complished by running the FUNCTI ONS TO THE public beario(! .11eed be held TIOSS. :-;o ~r.!'Ofl shall piau•,
universitie s and co llcaes PLANNING CO~ISSION 011 aay apr.licatioa; provided, ma inta in OT display upo n or in
on the rree+Cnterprise ba· The City Coaacil of the Cit{. Lhat the P a.~~aiag Commisaloo view of aoy highw11y or strr-el
I • Be b d d bl ' b I d I!Dy uo off icial t~ign . signal or sis; the on ly re s ultin g af.l o ,.e.wport ac oe.a or • • ~~~oay eata 111 ,. es to e.ter• d . 1 f 11 •lae whe 111 • heatbi@: ahall e.vJce or aay • f!:TI , sipal or filiation then with 10· aa 0 ows : dev ie" whic h P"port" to be or SECTION I Seetloo 15 16 be held or msy hold • pablic vemment would be adher· ' ' •• b I' i>J aa im ita tion of, or resemb le.t~, 040 of 1he Newpon Beach earlo(! ou soy app !Cation, ence to laws and payment Municipol Code Is here._ re• ao oHi cial traU!c 111 ip;n or si,;· or taxes. pealed. "7 Whea a pqbllc hearin8 is na l or wh ich 11tte.mft" 1o direct
6. A system of univor· SECTION 2. Sectlo. 15.16.. deemed aeceaaary, ootice of the move mr nt o tra ff ic or . . 050 I Be aaeh heariDJ ahall be Biveo which hides fr om view an y 0 f. SllleS run in thit manner o the Newpon ach by pablicatiOll la the oHicisl fi cial trdflc s ip or si (!!l•l.
would add no expense lO Muo ic iJ*l Code Is ameoded to oew•,.per of the City and by A. BF.AMSOF LIGHT. No pet·
the state's budsct, but rea d: po.tiD8 the ootlce ia aot leaa son no1 au lh orized 11hall erect
wou ld in fact add a revenue "15.16,050 ll.,,.rpretetl-• tha11. two coaapicuoos pl•cea or maintain an y df!vice which
above and be ond th onJ Eue,nl""•· 1\e Pl•o•lal!! oa or cloee to the p-openy at directs 11 hum of light j11 8 • Y e sav• C01r1m is1ion •hall b..,.e th e leaat tea daya p-ior to the flashiog sequeace toward an y
IRIS already reali zed by authorily aad doty 10 perform hearlq: or by .. maf!: the no-s1ree1 OT highw11y, nor shall
fewer l tatc employee I , the fo ll-io@: foa ctioaa: tlce, r::tap prepaid, at any peraoa erect 011 ma intain
I shall look (orwud to (a) To loterf)_fet the provl· le11t f ve dara P'ior to the any elecltical , 11dvertis inB
yow reply. eioDs of thi• Oapter at the hearlas to •I propeny Owa• si~ or s imilar de vice lhat in·
Yours truly request of the Bolldios Offi· era whoee raa~• aad addres· terlf!res with the visibility of
R. h dE 'wood· d al or when a writte• ~ope•l •tt• appear 011 the latest aoy official uaflic conuol de·
IC u . • IR from a decis ion of lhe l ·lid-adopted tax roll u owaias vi ce or w•roins •iBDal.
1552 Maramar, Apt. 8 iog Offi ci al is filed with the P'openy witll la 1 diataDce of C. TYPES. 1lie foll owin g
Balboa, Calif. Comm iasioo. SOO f-t fro. the uterior tyr.a of s ips are P'ohibi1ed:
LETTEI TO COUNCIL ~b) To iasae E•eeptlo. Per· bo.adarla of applic .. t'• trl~•~l=:r.·•hi:.l or animated elec·
. . an ti, uoder the procedare property. 2 The City Counc il of the bereioafter p-ovWed, allowl•1 C. CONDITIONS FOR IS. • IHa sipa. d f f \II 3. Moviajl!: alpa. City of Newport Beach. eviatiou ro. u y o e SUANCE. Ia ord., to put aa 4. Aay other oo ldoor s isn aot
S ki ( th proviaiou of thia Ca.apter Excer.,to. Pet'IDit tl&e Co .... e•prc:aaly permitted lo thia pea nJ or e many e.cept: •laa ~ .... flad that 8fUI• Chapter.
reaidenta of the Newport I. ne llmhatlo .. .,. lhe lag aac h pennit &. aeceaaary 0. I£XCEPTIONS. Provided ,
Shores Coml'!'llnity we wish distaace • •lp ••Y project to prot.et • aab.tta~ttlal pro. howeve r, su ch •lsa• 1111y be
to th t ~ over ps.blic property aa Ht perty rlpt, will all\ be e•· perm lued if 111 Exeeptloa. Per•
Few newspapers carried
the eye-itncss account of
this rec ent vile be trayal! As
a dec k official aboard an
Americ an merchant vessel
duri ng a s lop in the com--
munis t port of Cons lanza,
Rumania, Leonard 'Jause
clearly saw marked evi·
dencc o( this strateaic rna·
terial awaiting s hipmeM to
the Reds in North Vietnam.
This vital carao, subsi·
di zed by the .o\mcri can tax
dollar, wa& manufactured in
Rumania by the industrial
complex that an .o\MERJCAN
COM PANY IS HEL PINO TO
BUILD I
To read the full report
(Fob. S iuuc), why not
sub1cribe to Tho Cotmcilor,
1827 Te-ua .o\vc., Shrove•
pori, La. For S2 per year,
thia 1rr.ll month ly new•·
paper l1 a bi1 barpln, and
each iuue Is ctatllllld wilb
new• you'll neorel read
anywhere else.
best intoruts of the people
in the State or California
utmost in your thouahu 1
ll'n confident you •e doina
everythina poulblc to 1ee
that our I tate budaet is a
beluced one, In workina
towards this end, I (eel the
followina rocorrmendationa
have merit and •e worcby
ol your conaideration:
an . Y,OU or your recent oat Ia Sectloe 15.16;290. tr•ry to tbe patpo111 of tha. mit i• obtaioed 1111 each cue
appropnabon to help clean 2. The prcMibltl .. tiplut Chapter 111 heNlat "' fortJ.. lo aecordaac;:e with the proce·
ow beloved channel which • aip,,.lpal • dulce wt.icb ad •Ill ••• ba -ter&.lly de· dare provided Ia thle Chapter."
borders our conrnunity on Imitatee or reaolltllea •• of• ut.e•tal t• lll• he•hh, aa-SECTION' ·~. 1\&. otdla .. ce
'd flcial tr•fflc alp or olpal or fety. e-fen or paerel ••I-•hall be pehU•bed oaca t. the
two 11 ea. atte111pta to dln~ct th• ..... fan of P!fWOU reeldlas la offici•! ~wap.per of tiM Chy.
We have as much foelin1 .._, of tn~fflc "' hid•• ,_ tiM a•II'Nftooct, 01 detrl• nd tb ... .atall b. offectl•e
(orowcbaN~elas lhe people view aay offld•l t,.fne elp ... tahr '-J•lou to propeny SO day• aftt~r sb date of Ita
ol Lido or Balboa laland do or alpaJ. Of u.,....,. .. aq ia tho •d.optl•,
·3 n -.&.ibi 1 q. aoi ... oftood. • to tile p• 1\la erdl.ane• wu latro. Uout Newpon Harbor. How-· • e ,.._ t • ap 1 anal wella,. of .L. Ci'Y• dacft •t • Nplo• -•••-1 of • aay devieo _.lc" dine .. • ...-.. .,.., •til your neeot ac:liOQ .... of u,..t .. • ,... .. , 0 . APPEAL. Ia cue ~· ••• Chy CooaeU of &M Cll' of
ftO •1•r::y rl .,..,_ .. lltltllU ~·••co tow•,.. a et,..t • applicoat or aay ot .. ., ,.,.... Me,~ Be.c.. ..w • lll•
accepted uy nepouiWlity _ .. ..,. ... , or •1 el.e•teal le aot HtlefiM widl ... _.. llnl 4., -' J•...,., 1•1 • •4
1 ., 1 e ip or ... '-lllstt l!Melrf.,_ ti• of tM P1eaeJac Ca &.. ... ..le,u4 • \M ltd. 4•1 or .......... .,. wl~ .... 't'lllli>Uity ., • .., traf• .,., " ~ wt ... flbn ot r ..... ,.,. 1Mi7, ~ .... fol-
Oecalionaily our mana1ed
Boy -Mr • and Mra. Ron-
ald BnaiMu, 1009 Miu ion
Dr., Cot'-Meu.
.,....,,-~2
Girl -Mr.-Mrl. Do'lid
-· IJ59 Podorol Me., C.IINHo.
Old -Mr ..... Mra.-..
-· "' J.-"'· C.lllllooa.
<lrl -......... Kook
I ' d .. , 591 W. 'WI•-IL, Cooll lllooa.
But DOW the riabteO.IftOII
of OOd without t.he law ia
DW~ifeuod, beiq whnea•
ao<l b)' die Jaw and 11M -pbct.a~,.
£'1fD cbe ri1J11e0U11MII of
Oocl •JUch Ia b)' foidl ol
Jotaa Cltritt •10 all IDd
IJIOII all -dlol boll•"· ·ca-"2~nJ
aews maba a •lip, or is h
a trill balloon &o lei t .,me,..
icaa reaedc.a? Recndy, ia
dM: New York Ti,..a, aa
ulielo appoond dlled"U.S. n,_ plaa major if'OD ~
taia inn•tBieat." ~·• hill daia uUcle: u'Tirte
Kocufollor r•ilr 111111
1. It-ia import.lnt that
education beyond lhe hiah·
adloolataac. be of the hiah·
eat caliber •d rea:Uly
nailable 1.0 any tnd all
peraoas detiriDt it.
2. nla -.u ....... ld
.DOl be willllteld rrom .. ,
penoa bec•H ol lack of na ... lal abilil)l.
l, 1\e •f•enicy IDCS/or
coli .. • Naahl han a •r• .... at lllili011 wlllch Ilion
.. nqaeat mat now .... , f&e e•trel 4Hic. • ..,.,..... (lsj t4H-1•.,..1 t. writ.. -~• ..-.. •• •lu JOII M•e -.de u iltidel •l .. t." . tea. tily c..riL AYES, COOMCIUit:N t a...,.,
atop dlot JOI .. fM1hlr i•ID SEcnOff I. 51ctl• IS.la, Pa,.... M.r.bU, Gn..,,
010 ef &M 111._,.., lhct.lltn._ ~City' C...CU •n eet C..t. F•ll•. S.ott.,
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• '1111 lack tl dedsia. iB CAnOII. At.UeMt. fer • C 1 ra. ef --' ap ... l AnESTt
1M put Ma a ... ect pe.a E•ee~Mal V.... •n .. .-: ... Cr .. , •... u Le.n. t...lee euJ ... • .. • ..,. .... "'P"t .... , ..._., • ,.,_, 1111 ... City Ch1 Clerl e" ....... _, ·~"-,_....,.,,., .. c-u ~..,....,. ............... , .• ,.,,., <c-1 ... -...... ~ ... ,..,.,,, .... , .. ,. •••• c. .. -"• .a.. ,.. .... ,.,., .... &.Jp;
PARTI CIPATING in the groundb reaking
for th e first uni ts of the new Orange
Coast YMCA faciltft overlooking Upper
Newport Bea ch are, from left, Conley
Davies, executi ve di rector of the V; Ro-
bert Leech, manager of the Co rona del
Mar branch of United Californi a Bank,
who has arranged the loan for the con-
struction project; Jim Ray of Cameo
Sho res, whose construction company of
Costa Me sa Will build the $;363,3 45 pro-
ject, and mark et owner Di ck Richard,
chai rman of the membership enrollment
drive. Mr. Davi es eKpressed hope that
the initial bu i lding will be completed by
Th ank sgivin g Day. (Swen son pho to.)
Home Run seeks 775 memb
By Mn . Willi om B. T ritt
Serving youth, serving you
and the commun ity is' the
story of your YMCA. The
ye ars of youth ase important
to the future years of } nur
comm uriity and the world we
live in . Foremost among
organi zation s that stri ve to
he lp you th it self are your
Y.\ICA's of Southern Cali-
forn ia.
Feb. :!3 tu \larch 17 is the
pe riod for "Op¢ration Home
Run," a dri ve to obtain for
Orange Coast Y\ICA (C{l Sta
\lesa and Newport Beach)
775 sustaining me mbers
($30,625) to provide addi-
tional support for Y\ICA
services.
Heading th e drive are
0. W. Wield Richard, ~:om
missioner; Mr s. Ned (Oora)
Hill, co-commissioner; D;ck
LeHers
(Con tinued from page 2)
of our members.
"'Ne would a lso like to
ac kn owledge the fact that
we need a recreati on area
for our chi ldren and the
children o f Seas hore '1rive.
<\t the south east end of
Old Santa Ana River bed,
there is an ideal area for a
•playground, but title mus t
be detennined. This land
recently has been under·
water on three different oc·
casi ons due to high water
and lack of adequate control
at the -:ireenfield·Bannin&
Flood Control outlet. H this
land were dirt fi \led you
would have an excellent
area for hundreds of Wes t
Newport children.
We appreci ate your many
obligations to the people of
Newport Beach, however
we ofWes t Newport, Newport
not asked for muc h - now
we be& your cons ideration
of the above tw o very impor·
tant issues that concern our
community deeply.
Respectfully,
"Jeorae P. Wilcox
President
Franklin, membership chai r-
man ;t-l ugh \lynatt, coord ina-
tor; Conic)' Davies, execu-
tive director, and Andy De-
vine. honorar) chairman .
They will be assi!ited by
member s of the Y.\IC A Lea-
gue, who arc \layor Willazd
Jordan of Costa .\lesa, \1r s.
A.L. Pinkley, Supt. Leland
Newcom er, Chief of Po lice
J ames Glavas of ~ewport
Beach, \lr. and \lrs. Dick
Cluc a~. the Rev. Did Dun-
lap of the Cos ta Mesa \le-
thodi~t C.."'hurch, Vi c e Pr in-
cipal John Ros e uf Es tan·
cia High School, Bill Hamil-
ton, Bill Dusta, Dr. Dan:
Nielsen and J ack Barnett.
The Red Triangle League
will have Ed Hirth, Les
Steffensen, Dr. and \Irs.
Jack Skinner, .\lurray Cho.
tiner, Mark. Soden, Mn.
Daniel Aldri ch, Mrs. J ohn
Connell anJ \!iss t\gnes
Blomquist all 1n there
"pi tching."
\Irs. Will iam B. Tr itt and
\lr s. Th om a~ \I. Beckwith
4'ill be r e~pnnsibl..: fm pu b-
licity during "Orcrati•lf"l
!lome Run ."
In 1-)6 7 U1 e bas ic Y\ICA
mem bc:rship services for
J,6Jil or mute yo u th dub
mcm hcrs anJ cam pt.:rs will
cost S22 pe r membe r, ex-
c\us in: ••f fe e s fnr camps
and s pecial events . Th e
you th partidpants pay fhlm
SJ.25 to Sb.JU per member,
except in hard ship cases
whe re memberships arc pft>-
vi ded or earned. The UniteJ
Fund s havc provided an
ave rage of S6.6J per youth
membc:r. The other s IJ or
more pe r member must be:
pruviJed by Y\ICA con tri -
butions fr ,m sustaining
me mbers and h icmls to make
possible th e cootinuati1Jn of
these vi tally needed ser·
vices, and Chri s tian influ-
ence of Y\IC A programs and
leadershi p.
Types of sustaining mem-
berships are Y Executive
Club, $125 , wi th executive
club privileges and family
membership;\' Century Club,
SIJU,sustaining a club of to
me mbcn or re creation for
2J; Y Patrons S50, provid-
ing for 5 members or an ath-
le ti c league for a group; Y
Boos ters S25, helping pro·
vide for recreational acti·
vi ties for a group; Y Spon-
sor SllJ, providing for d ub
activities for one boy nr
gi rl.
A sus tainin g member bu ys
nothing for himself except
the rew ards and satisfac-
tions which he may feel as
he (I) helps pro\·ide charac-
ter building sen·ice for
young peop 1 e of his com-
muni ty, (2) helps make pos-
sible the expansion of the
Y\1CA ptogram tn mc:c t the
challenge of the rapidly
p awing youth population,
(3) helps insure that no
-young8tcr will ever-be wrn-
od.·awaytCrom theY beeauae
of lack of funds.
Part icipati ng membership
services of the Oranae
Coast Y\tCA in clude clubs
({I f bo)s and gi rls, campina
and adult program groups.
Evc:r s in ce the Y\ICA was
founded in 1.3 -U it has been
a membe rship organizati on
-an ass0ciation of pe ople
wh11 work togethe r for the
bcnefit of )OUth .lts pu rpose
1s lO hel p yuung people
achieve ph y sical, me ntal
and spi ritual ritness and
develtlp high quali ties of
character and Chri stian
citizenship. It servc:s all
wi thout regard to race,
creed, 01' economic s tatus .
Recently installed at a
dinner meeting were the
fol lowing H6 7-6.3 board ot
directors: George Rodda
Jr., president; Or .
Skinner, \"ICe
Lloy d Winburn, \'ice presi-
dent: Lee Jones, vice pre•
s ident; Kenneth Fowler,
treasurer; \lax Russell, sec·
retary; Dick Richard, advi·
sory board chairman . Other
board members are Donald
Walker, Edgar R. Hill, \!i·
Jan \1. Dostal, Roy Ward,
.\-lr. and Mrs. Robert Me·
C lurg, Merle !-lowe, Ben
Lilligraven and .\1rs .
bert Lynam.
Ta ke a cob, ta ke a pla ne Ta ke a wa rdrobe fr om lorraine Sutherland't--
At the Beach
JAMI OIIEE lOAD AI
lA YSIDE DIIVE
NEWPOIIUEACH 67$.3183
Lorraine Sutherland
ond Oorotf'ly Oo"lon
TelephOP.!".Rpodles
Lonaine 8tennu bl Jrvine en Library ... The book, ulves ..• Betty Schisler of
Terrac;e cn\ertained fricndt .. The Story of Chi nue Balboa bland, He leo Frank
at I coffee f01 a very Philosophy" by Ch"u Chai. Shore Cliffs, ~oUie Fai r"'
special rcaaon. · .to bid a • • • child of' Corona del Mar, and
bon voyaae to Gret.chen Oenni 1 Hopwood , Corona Sue's sis ter, Marae, who
Sroerina of Balboa It land,· del Mar hi&h school aenior, lives in Phoenix.
who left yesterday on 1 Slh alternate for an appointa • • • round the world cruiu ... which will include a week ment by Con&reuman Jim-ny
in Hawaii followed by 68 Utt for West Point, spent
daya of travel ..• peeks at 4 days at the Naval Air
Hona Kona. Sinaapore, Bue for his fina"l exams .. ,
Taiwan, Eaypt, Rome , Now he i1 si ttina on pins
paris, Copenhaaen, Brus• and needles e very day waitin& for the mailman. tela, London, Dublin ... to • • •
name a few. Some or those
c:heckin& her itinerary and
proni sin a to write were
YvOMe Blocksom of Irvine
Tenace. Pat Broerina of
ghoro Cliffs, and Sue Martin,
Dorothy Reynolds and Betty
Schis ler or Balboa hland. • • •
No one had a better time
at the antique sale last
week-end at the Newponer
than Suzanna Rabbitt of
Harbor View Hills. She was
in her alory ••. and husband
Tuck even appeared to be
enchanted! • • •
9id yo u hear about the
donke y·buketball &a rne at
Corona del \1ar hiah school
las t weekend':' While perched
on don ke ys, the faculty
played the s tud ents ... who
were also on donkeys .. .
and the ~tud ents won! ... a
howlina success' • • •
')estination. . '::Jrand·
mother's house in Pal m
Des~rt ... en masse .. .
(or a love ly we~kend .. .
Joan and Slack Winburn and
youngs ters thre~, Windy
(wh o 1s a s tudent at
Scripps) and Heidi and Ward.
• • •
Terry and Monk A.b bott of
Irvine Terrace had the
call. .. to Palm Sprina• and
wonderful relaxation. • • •
A.rter hearina a lively talk
aiven by ')avid '!mmes, the
resident direclor or the
South Coast Repertory
Theatre, members of the
Children's Theatre '::Juild
gathered toaether today for
a luncheon at the <;tuft
Shirt.
• • •
Enthuiii asti c bike rid ers,
Pat and Bob 'Nalker of
Corona del \iar, found
that buckin& the traffic in
town a li ttle much ... so
toolc a holiday. . .with
bikes of course ... out Palm
Spc-inas way last week.
UPHAM TD SPEAK
:\sse mbl~·man 1.obcrt Bad·
ham will gi ve his "1.eport
fr om the legislature" at the
\1arch 22 noon lunc heon
mc:ettng of the '!arbor Bar
NEWPORT HARBOR EUGM
ARH SECTION--Pott 3
THURSDAY, MARCH 9, 1967
COOONA DEl MAR, CALIF.
'STOCKING CAPSULE
Did you ever know anyont: who 1ns1Sted on putung
his riaht sux:kin& on first? Some people think this IS
a good way to avoid headaches. Foolish? Of couf§e ~
Most of u.s get he-adaches. But now we readl for one
of the fas t·actinx pam relievers mcdtcal science has
made avai lable. A simple remedy. But remember-
not all hcadachn can be treated so casually. If the
pam persists or IS unusually Soe\ere, be sure to M."C
yo•Jr physician. And next time you need a prescription
filkd, come to us fo r quality compoundmg.
Clristensen Pharmacy
Jll21 E. COAIT Inn' .. co•oa A DEL MU
OIIIOLZ J·2550
The discussion aroup o(
the Newport Friends or the
Library (inds a great deal
of enthusiasm amona its
gue s ts an d members ... Next
mee tina wi II be on the
12nd at 10:00 a.m . at Marin·
Bridae at Sue Hitchman's
in Beacon Bay ... She didn't
play •.. just fixed a delicious
luncheon and kibi tzed while
her auests enjoyed them· J roup at the Vi lla \-Iarina 11,,_,_,_,_,_,_,_,_,_,_,_,_,_,_,_,_,_,_,_,_,_-!~
~es taUJant.
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•
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~
~CONTESTS
PRIZES
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19 TOURS FOR TWO
TO UNIVERSAL MOVIE STUDIOS
DRAWING TH URS., MAR. 16,4 P.M.
CJJepo~it ~u~
~ntry CZicJwts
NEWPORT lEACH
,
to
Mar.11
k. Patrick" a Dey,· W.cb
17, will be ob""ed by dte
Newport Beacb Pri•d• o1
die Ut1ury at a coll'ee meet-
laa • 10 Lm. at the home
ol ""'· H.P. Parker. 4S4~ · llriahl'"' Rd., Cameo aor ...
Inn Pioraon will toll
.bout her book, "Tilda from
Tustin."' This covers life
in Oranae County in 18~2
from the viewpoint of a 12-
year-.old airl. The places
we authentic and the book
ia lhe result of two yean
research with old time resi-
dent&,
~a. Pierson, a member
of the Pen &: Quill Writina
Club, i a writina for the
Pioneer Preu tellina of the
eazly days of Oranae County.
Servin& as co--hostesses
under the direction of ~~.
A. Harwood Thayer, hos·
pitality chairman, are ""'·
Willi am Lee, Mrs, Ri chard
Pantzer, Mrs. Murton Will-
son, and fvlrs . William Blan-
ton, as announced by Mrs.
Challcn Landers, president
of the Friends of Library.
DPU HOUSE SLATED
AT HOUSE OF CDLDII
.. We're cclcbratina!'' an-
nO;unccd Mario Pacini, is-
suing an open house invita-
ti on for "everybody" to
visit the House of Colo r,
across from Newport City
Hall, this week-end.
Mr. Pacini explained the
eel ebration is two--fold. First
they want to call attention
to their 20th anni versary
and second they are show-
ina off their newly enlarged
quarters and discount cen-
ter, Mr. Pacini is past pre-
sident of the Balboa Bay
Lions Club and a mem ber
of the Youth Cen ter Board.
IAr. and ~·.Irs. Pacini and
their children live in New-
port Heights.
MRS. BROOKINGS HURT
Mrs. Myrtle Brookings,
one of Corona del Mar's
earl iest continuing mer-
chants, suffered an accident
,r-hlfme 'h-eSAbly and is
confined-Jo Hoag Hospital
with a broken hip.
Song of Japan
Wins award at National
Orange Show
JULY 8 wilt ' be the wedding date fo r Cheryl Lynn
Jones, daughter of Mr. and Mr s. Nathan Lee Jones o f
104 Kings Pl., Cli ff Haven, and Will iam Fran cis Dum-
1 er, son of Mr s. Mark Faulkes Jones Jr. of San Marino
an·d James Hart Dumler of Baltimore, Md. The engage-
ment was announced Friday at a party at the home of
the bride's parents, followed by a dinner at the $tuft
Shi rt res taurant. Cheryl attended Anoakia girl s school
in Arcadia, was gradual ed from Newport Harbor High
Sc hool in 1%2, attended the University of Hawaii and
USC, graduating there_ in 1qbb, She is now s tudy ing
now for her master's degree, teaching q[h g rade En-
gl ish and hi sto ry to gifted students in the Pasadena
school system, and tutoring 11 th grade s tudents in
Beverly Hil ls. Her fiance is also a USC graduate. He
is now in the Naval Reserve and plans to continue his
education in political news and report ing. He will be
taking officers training in the fall.
Terrace party Mar. 16
The annual social get-
together or residents or Ir-
vine Terrace will be held
Thursday evening, March
16, at the Irvine Coast
Country Club, hos ted by
the Irvine Terrace Home
Owners Assn.
Arrangemen ts were or-
ganized by Mrs. Paul F.
Smith, assisted by the fol-
lowing committee chairmen;
Rosalyn Yarnell, en tertain-
ment; \·lildred Kendricks,
COMMISSIONED
"PORTRAITS
IN BRONZE"
Priv ate le5 sons
in portrait s c 11lptr~r r
1835 Newport Bl vd.
CostoMesa
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decorations ; Mil li cent Sali s-
bury, invi tations; and Betty
Ram say, hospi tality.
The annual party serves
both as a neighborhood so-
cial event and for annual
election of ofri cers and di-
rectors. The Association
was formed in the earliest
days of the area develop-
ment ror united representa-
tion of its r~sidents and to
sponsor programs or mutual
interest. For the past 2
years, Ken Kendricks or
Ba yadere Terrace has been
president.
Cocktai I hour and dinner
music will b.! provided by
accordionist Bernice Fay,
MRS. BOWEN DIES
Ge rtrude Bowe"' 26 I Del
\Jar Ave,, Costa \!esa, died
Saturday, \larch ~. in a con-
val es cent home in Santa
Ana at age ao. She was born
In England and mo ved to
Costa \lesa 3 years ago.
Sun·ivors inc lude her hus-
band, Emmett; a daugh ter,
.\bri e Orr i s s ; a brother, Wi 1-
fr cd !lowden: a sister, Flo-
encc Fuller; and a grand-
son, Ron Orri s s.
Services were held Tues-
day, :\larch 7, at Peck Fam-
ii)· Co lonial Funeral Home.
~TS HE I
EVERY
BUNNY"
1-:xquisite
lingerie hu
always bttn a g:rear aid
to t~ who practice the ;--!
an of femininity. Not
only is tM lincerie that is
JeCn important, but per-
sonal knowledge rhat you
IN THE FAMILY
art wearing somethinw;
tremendously fmlinine can
put you in the right frame
of mind to practice the
mysterious and aee:ls art
of being a totally fem -
inine and charming wo-
man ...
The foundation of yOUI'
Easter outfit atorts ot, , ,
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OOfWSII-
CANDYSTRIPERS TO INSTALL
Candyatripera. Jr.anior
.4.uxiliuy membtra of
Hoa1 Hoapi tal, wi It holt a
molbor .ad dauabler lu.nch·
eon dU 1 Satwday. Much
11, at bvine Coaat Country·
Club.
Chairman Shari Brown will
turn over the lcadenhip of
lbe poup to Barbera IAdeo,
Pint VI co-Ckainua Moeica
West eo s.dy Somort, 2M
Vice-chairman Kathy Bar-
raftaer to Judy Babuich.
Secretary C&uaodra Ray to
Sue Kuebn. Mary HudtOft
will become corrt~pondinl
aecret.ary and l.yftD Ham-
raeru wiU aerve at hit•
&orilll.
Hoaored JUtllll, in addi.·
tic.. to 1he molbart, wi II
luciU.S. Mrt . WinifrH
Bacoa, hotphal admlait•
tn&c.; Mn. Henry JONt,
prniden t or lhe Seal or
.\u.ailiuy; Vlca•Pr .. idont
Mrs. Terenee Walth, and
Church News. Mn. Williom Durkin, co-
ordinacor or volun&een.
The 'C&ndyatrlport' red
Firat, Baptitt Church or preachin1 miuion at the and white alriped pinaroraa
Costa, Mcu, 30~ Maanolia Hope MelhQdist Chwch bave brilh\ened the hot•
St. -Dr. P.G. Neumann March 11·16. pital'• corridor~ tince
will preach on "Winsome• ''The dyinl thief pro--1957, when 5 airls formed
neu of Christ" at 1 t a.m. file .of repentance': wi 11 the fiut auxiliary. Mom-
Sunday. At 1 p.m. the Rev. be the nidweclt lenten beu ha•e donated 15,000
Jerry Swank will apeak on topic of the· Rev. James how a of servi~e tince then.
the Christian life movement Blain at the Newport Harbor Now there is a waitina
in Ni1eria. · Lutheran Church, Newport list, with the membcrthip
The C entral Bible Chwc h, Heilhts, at 7:30p.m. held to 100.
23rd and Oranae Ave., Cos• Wednesday, March lS. As Junior Auxilitry memw
ta Mesa -Pastor Hen~ E. bert, airls between the
·J The Rev. Loren Flick• of 1s•• 18 'd th J ones will discuss "The aaes n to a1 e inacr of the NewportUnity Se · • ·1· --• minister's bank account" ruor ."t.UXI lit)' .. IU serve Church conducted a dedi· · t•· h at the 10:30 a.m. Sunday on many comrru ... es tuc as cation service Feb. 28 for th · r~.,· d • service. At 7 p.m. the Rev. e m Ullu~e~~ 1on es .. , the Charles Fillmore C hapel pe"'atn'ca, flower and Ken Radach of the Sudan w at the readina room at the library carts. Interior Mission will pre· church of"t c es , 488 E. 17th
th f'l "F. th 11 Miss Cassandra Ray wi ll sent e 1 m, ue on c St., Costa Mesa, in honor moun tat·n." Th 7 receive special recoani tion c p.m. or the founder of Unity. th I Bible study at e uncheon mcetin1 aa Wednesday
topic March IS will be The 2nd annual missionary Candystriper who has
conference will be held earned the most hours in
April 2 throuah 9 at Cen• one year. "Sandy" has 250
tral Bible Church, 190 E. haws to her credit. Others
23rd St., Costa Mesa. The to be honored IU'c Laroyce
main speaker will be John Allen, Jeanie Merriam,
"Lot, a passion. for go-go."
The Plymouth Congrcaa·
ti ona! Church, 3262 Broad
St., Newport Hei&hts
"Prayer, key to corrmuni·
cation" will be the topic
or the Rev. John Pridonorf
at I 0 a.m. Sunday, as he
continues his lenten ser·
mons on "Keys to the
Kingdom."
St. Andrew's Presbyterian
Chutch, 600 St. Andrew's
Rd., C liH Haven -Dr.
Charles Dierenficld will
continue his lenten series
on "Listen to Jesus" with
a scnoon on "I will help
you" at the 8, 9:30 and
II a.m. scrv1ces this
Sunday. A service of bap-
tism for infants will be held
at 3 p.m. Sunday. The final
new member class for those
wishing to join the church
wi II be held at 7:30 p.m.
Tuesday, March 14, and the
prospecti vc members wi II
then be presented to the
session of the chw ch .
The Corona del Mar Com-
munity Conareaational
Church, United Church of
Chlist -••Lead us into
temptation" will be the
sermon topic or Or. Phi l·
liP G. Murray at 9:30 and
II a.m. Sunday.
Davis, missionary fr om SUJie Kay, Barbara Luden,
Laos. Sandy Somers, Sue Kuehn,
Dr. Richard Snyder, dean
rl the UCI araduate school
of adminisuation, will
speak at the March meet-
ing to the SL James Epis•
copal Church Collcae
Group at 7 p.m. this Sun·
day, March 12, at 1940
Kildeer Circle, Costa Mesa.
Or. Snyder has published
books and journal articles,
and tauaht political science
and international relations
at both Columbia and North·
western Universi ties . His.
topic is .. Creeping tech•
nology: what is happening
to hwnan values?"
The men or the Balboa
Island Community Methodist
Church wi II sponsor a
pancake breakfast rrom 8
to 10:30 a.m. this Sunday.
Proceeds wi II go toward
the PlVChase of a movie
projector for the church.
Dr. Don Cole, A~rican
Baptist paychologist and
counsel-or, will conduct a
lecture senes Sunday
evenings, March 12 and
Apri I 2, at Fairview Baptist
Chutch, 2525 Fairview Rd.,
Costa Mesa. His topics will
be ••Tap root of your be•
haviour" and .. COTJ'I'I'IOn
Carol Machin, Linda
Kitchin&, Lynn Heaewald,
Laverna Pri ce, 'Jonna
Howard and Sharon Gal-
braith.
MAS, LOLA I. BISHOP OF COSTA IIESA DIES
Lola B. Bishop, 711 James
SL, Costa Mesa, died Sun-
day, March S, at her home
at age 54. She was born in
Utah and moved to Califo r-
nia 12 years ago.
Survivors include her hus·
band, Max ; a son, Ronald of
Arletta; a daughter, Mrs.
Darlene Brown of Cos ta
Mesa; 2 brothers, La.\1arr
Bennett of Las Vegas and
and Rulon of Aubom; a sis-
ter, Mrs. Ina Barnes of Ful-
lerloo, and 3 grandchildren.
Services we re held Wed-
nesday, March a, a t the
Newport Beach ~1onnon Ola-
pel, aot Dover Dr •• with
8i shop Harold Asplund orri-
ciatina. lntennent was at
Pacific View Memorial Park.
Bell Broadway Mortuary of
Costa Mesa made the funeral
arrangements.
Phone in Y o-..r Order
for o Subscription:
Call 673.()550
ENGAGEMENT PARTIES in Long Beach and Costa
Mesa announced the betroth al of Kathleen Ann McGurk
of Long Beach, daughter of Mr. and Mr s. M.J . McGurk,
of Baton Rouge, La., and Robert Cheyne Sangster of
Balboa Is land, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Sangster,
1560 E. Ocean FL, Balboa. They will be married
March 18. Kathleen is a graduate of Southeastern
Louisiana Col lege and is attending graduate school at
Cal State Long Beach on a Theta Sigma Phi s cholar-
ship, Her fiance is a 1%:3 graduate of USC, where he
received th e 1%2 associated students award fo r out-
standing cultural contribution. He is teaching ci vics
and journalism at Estancia High School in Costa Mes a
and also attending law school. His father wa s a mem-
ber of USC's 1q3q national championship football
learn. (Cameo House pholo.)
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The Christian Science
Ch~ches, Newport Beach,
Corona del Mar and Costa
Mesa -"Substance" wilt
be the lesson-sermon theme
for thi s Sunday,
The Lutheran Church of
the :\laster, 2900 Pacific
View Or., Harbor View
tlil\s -Dr. William Eller's
message for passion Sun·
day will be ••sringina
gltXy to God.'' Services are
at 9 and II a.m. •• An hour
in the shadows" will be
the topic for the midweek
lenten worship at 7:30p.m.
Wcdncsday,March IS.
ractors in a faltering faith." fii;ii-;::~~--;--=~~~~~~;;;;~~ijiiiiiiiiir;;;;;~ New officers or the High
School MY F at the First ,.,.
Methodist Church of Costa ... •
Newport Unity Church,
meeting in the Senior Citi-
zens c lubhouse, 1 Sth St.
and Irvine Ave., Cliff
Haven -the Rev. Lot"en
D. Flickinaer will speak on
"The wealthy conscious·
ness" at the 10 a.m. scr·
vice this Sunday. Super-
intendent of the Sunday
School, Mrs. Donna Rae
Flickinger, has announced
a film wi II be shown on
.,The Life of Chri st"
during the Sunday School
hour at 9 a.m.
Balboa Island Conmunity
. Methodist Church, 11 S
Aaate Ave, -Guest mini·
·ster this Sunday will be
the Rev. Harry Raamua ,
fonner pas lOr of the church.
His sermon topic for the
9:30 and 11 a.m. services
wi II be .. Needed -apifi·
tual depth.'" The Rev.
David Walter. chwch pas-
tor, will be in Tucson,
Arit., on an evan1elhtic
Mesa arc Gib Hires, presi•
dent; Sue McLarty, vice·
prcaident; Lexie Ross,
secretary; David Dunlap,
treasurer; Herb Johnson,
publicity; Cindy Ringsted,
assistant; Mike Cadnum,
sona leader; Celeste Vee·
chio, sub-diatrict reprc·
sentative. Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis Decker arc the
counselors.
Chatles Beatty, a }
Nepo who came to knu\o\
the Lord Jesus Christ
lhrou&h a Bible he had
stolen from a prison chapel,.
will speak Tuesday evenina,
March 14, at the meetina
of the women of the Prince
of Peace Lutheran Church,
2987 Mesa Verde Or.,
Costa Mesa. The proar .. m
wi II follow a 7 to 8 p.m •
corree hour'
Miuionary John Davia
wi II speak Thuraday eve-
ni n1, March 16, at the
mc:etina rl the church
womc n or the Newport
Harbor Lutheran Church,
2.501 Clifr Dr., Newport
tlei1hts. Ruth Circle wi 11
be hosc.cues, proviclinJ
coffee and rolls for the pot
luc:k supper meetin1.John
and Dorothy Davia arid
their 2 tona will be re·
turnin& in June to their
miaaion in Laoa.
Puppet show coming
Wilb · the IUCCell o( lalt
year"• benefit in mind, lhe
.Ufitianu Chapter of the
Aui liary of Hoaa Hotpit.l
wi 11 • taa• a teun en par
ment o( lhe -Boltor
Moriooettoo oe Pridor,
Mudl 24 lo lhe r:ooiONoco
enter 11 lito hoophal.
There will bo 2 ohowo al
10:30 ....... at 1:30 P.IO.
.Yfilianll Chapter, OU..r
connittee memheft are Mn.
Jerry Mc:Ciollon Ia ch•,.
o( poo-. Mn • .-or! Mil·
lor, !Ito. Jock I'MIUIIlo
IDd ~., Doa .Wki•oa.
leadiq 111pport kf ... ••r• ... --ollol-. 1ft. J .... 'lrolo..-.
Some of our savers don't own Bentleys.
Yet.
They probobly will some doy. Lnr...t
cady, the babia: of laving and invesr-
ing wilely ott aoins 10 help our young
..... oo-irordo finaocio.IIIUCCftl.
0oU,. ODC unaJI put 10 help de·
ftlop IOIDOrroW's citizeru is jUIC one
way...,....., ouc communiry. It,; ...
us a sood feelins. You know, we muse
be one of the very few savings ond
Joan institutions whost customers pay
tbnn dividrnds:
Snings inout<d up ro $1),000 by
the Fodoral S.vinp II< Loon 1111Ut11ncc
Corporation.
Mn. ·Polo Rabblll lo , ...
oral .UI-f« !Wo horl-
Tlcbto -tl oad _,.
bo obalood ,_ !ft. Ploll
Doaae, tJctet ch•'•••• br
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Juniors top honor roll
at del Mar High
Cotoo• dol Mat Hiah ~·-M Go Su 8ch 1 224 d uuMoC c wan, u n 00 ••hporu 1 1 •~ entht• Northridae, Tim Peltaaon
on thf onor ro •• or . e and CliffOI'd Smith.
tint acmeater -mcludana Soph r . v· k · Bl k 53 seniors , 61 juniors, S8 Gt omo :~· .IC 1 ac •
aophomorea and Sl fresh-etch~n DJoenna, Robert
Th r 11 · 30 tu-Dale, Nonnan Johnson, men. e o OWJ.n& a Kath n L nch. An ela
dent• have atraaa,ht A re-Tostiry and Dian Wi eae, g
cord•.= . Freshmen: Carol Blanpicd,
Scnaon: D1ane Deforest, Kathleen Camp, Laurie
DeAnn Evan s: J~es. Free-Hudson, Iri s Lindberg, In·
man, .u d Da~td St!lhna~r. vid Rowland, Margaret
Junaon; L11B Chadwack, Thie lemeir and Susan
Brook Cross, Susan Green, Thompson.
Tom Hornbeak, Susan Jack-Here is th e complete ho-
son, Laurey Kramer , Susan nor roll ·
Kuehn, Phill ip Mallory, ·
SENIORS Su san Green Kathryn Lynch
'
0~"";1\~IST '3ob Mitchell,
founder-d ir"ector of the Mit-
chell qoys Choir, will give Andrew Adams Joan Guptill George Martin
Garold Bai ley Barbara Honse Pamela McCullough. an organ concert at 8 p.m.
Pamela Beauregard Tom Horn beak Mindy Milltr Monday, ~arch 13, at the
Brooke Blakely Sue House Richard Neisser
NEIPQRT HAR80R EIISICII
ARST SECT1011 ·--Pitt 5 ',~:~ .. ria':~~~:
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Cole Jr.
SWOONS\'IU.E
hot 'n cool stripes make
crazy rhythm on a
lattice-side bikini
with barely-there
back. 100 % cotton
in multi only.
11-1 3 $15.00
GETTING IN lHE MOOD, musical ly, for the March 19
dinner and concert are these members of the Orange
Coun ty Philharmonic Society Juniors: from left, Hea-
ther Heikes and Candy corn ell oflrvine Terrace, and
Janet Hester and Paula Skillman of Cameo Shores, all
sophomores at Corona del Mar High School. The Ju-
niors and thei r parents will attend the pre-concert din-
ner at th e Irvine Coast Country Club,. and then go to
the UC I Ci}lmpu s Hall fo r the evening concert by the
Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra. It will be the
duty of the gi rl s to distribu te programs fo r the 8:30
p.m. concert. Other members of the lOth grade Philhar-
monic Juniors are Nancy Sue Bergeson, Janice Cald-
well, Kathleen Crawford, Martha Manderbach, Molly
Maxted, Kay Nett, Martee Parker, Mar ilyn Peck , Dean-
na Peyton, Barbara Strauch, Tery Thurm and Chri s
White. For th e evening concert, Co l in Davis wil l direc t
the Philharmonic in 4 interludes from Benjamin Brit-
ten's "Petl!r Grimes," excerpt s from Hector Berlioz'
"Romeo and J uliet," and Richard Rodney Bennett's
Symphony. !Ensign photo.)
Pauline Brecht ~·lary Hudson Gary Ne ttles ·~~~:.;-::::~1 John Briscoe Nancy Hull Ke vin O'Leary
"!" Janet Bryant Bill Ir win Douglas Otto
Hammond Organ Studios,
2854 C::. Coast Hwy., Cor-
ona del Mar. He earned his
fellowship degree from the
<\merican Sui ld of Organ-
ists at the age of 18, ser-
ved a s musical di rector of
:<FI qadio and holds the
REINERT'S
Ocean F'ront
Student to tell of India
The Zonta C_lub of New·
port Harbor will hold its
regular luncheon mee ting
at the senior citizens re-
creation center at noon
today, March 9. P res iding
will be 'lonta president,
\<Irs. ')avid q,iheldaffer.
Helen Taylor of Harbor
High School wi ll be guest
speake r. She was an Ame r·
icanabroad student in 1966
for the American Field
Service program. Ne wport
Harbor l onta Club was one
of the oriainal aetv1ce
.c lubs to participate in thtt
('.(opam sine~ its inception
in 19SS.
Helen s tudied in India
for the s ummer of 1966 and
lived with a typ ical Indi an
fami ly during that lime. Sh.e
wi II relate her experiences
and will be wearing the
national dress of India.
She was selec ted Zonta
gi rl of the month for Jan-
uary.
A point of interest will be
a large map of the world,
which spot lights all <\FS
participants. both foreign
and American atudents ,
since 1955.
Mrs. E arl Stanley and Mrs .
Donald M. Hommel, inter·
national relations conmit-
tc:emc:n, are in charge of the
program and arrangements.
Special guests will be
the ~onta girls of the month
for March, to be presented
wi th their mothers . Each
girl will give a brief sum-
mary of her accomplish-
rrents and future plans.
FRED OLSON, 75 , OF
COST A MIU< 01 E5 1
Fred~ots·on~ -'t5;-or 2760
Bristol St., Costa Mesa,
died Monday, Ito-latch 6, at
Hoag ~l ospi tal. He had
lived in the Harbor Area for
IS years after movi ng here
from Portland, where he
was a garage owne~ for 26
years.
Survivors include his wi fe,
Mama; a daughter, \trs. Ra·
mona Upham of Portland; 2
grandchildren and 3 great-
grandchildren.
Services will be held at
II a.m. today, March 9, at
the Wes tcliff Chapel \lor·
tuary, 427 E. 17th St.,
Costa Mes a.
HOUSE IS LOOTED
A S3 ,194 burglary OC•
curred Friday, Ma rch 3, at
the home of William Mer--
rell, 220 20th St., Cenual
Newport. A SSOO platinum
ring, a S600 Polaroid ca!
mera, 3 sport coats, 3 swea-
ters, 2 radios, and 8 piece
silver set , a vacuum clea·
ner, and a IO.inch televi·
sion were among the vatu-
RICHARD CATE/FURRIER
(/o,.•rl.y of P•••IMtt•J
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MODELS at the mother-daughter luncheon and fashion
show of the Newport Elementary School PTA will in-
clude Joan Larson and dau ghter Kathy. The event will
be_ h.~ I ~i.s. Satur~v-.J.&atth-l.l.,.aLthe.~.e~port Harbor
Ame rican Legi on H all on 15th SL, begtnmng at 11:30
a.m. Commentary will be by Oarah Mar shall . Music
•wilt be provided by the Magic Tones of the Sweet Ade-
lines. Mag ician Len Wayne will present a program of
of magic. CPhoto by Fred Mack.)
News girls gel awards
9y Dian• d• Fot•t.t
Corona del Mar Hiah
School's s tudent news pape r,
the Trident, claimed 2
award-wi nn ing journalists
at the on-the--spot writing
tournament of the Jouma·
\i sm Educators' .<\ssociation
of Orange County, held at
Valencia High Schoo l in
Placentia recently.
Firs t paae editor Kate
liami II won a Jrd place tro-
phy in editorial writina.
Editot-in-chic:£ J ayle
Serou s was awarded a cer--
tificate in newswntana.
The girl s , both juniors, are
now e ligible to compete for
scho larships and cash
prizes at the state touma•
ment to be held at Santa
Barbara in April.
Student joumaliats from
16 Oranae County hiah
schools and junior hiahs
"covered" speeches by ~r.
En-net Lona of Cal State
Fullerton on the "Fjnancial
Crisis and the Student"
and by -\rchie !·lic ks, pas t
president or the California
Newspaper Publishers' As-
sociation , whose .topic was
"Journalism Today."
J ayle is the dauahter or
Frank 'N. Scro ggs, 20026
BaY. View, Santa Ana, and
Kate is the daughter of <\nn
C. :-tami\1 , 612 Hilvanar,
Newport Beach.
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·Janet C arlin Susan J ackson Cathy Page
Brian Casserly John John son Kurt Page
Janet Cornell Thoma~ Ke y Patti Palmer
KBten Cornwell Laurey Krame r Polly Shelton
Diane DeForest Nancy KreutZer Paula Skillman
Kandi Dove Linda Krohn Rex Snyder
Chris tie Duncan Susan Kueh-n Jeffrey Stieber
Gay Eisman Peter Love Valerie Sutton fellowship degree from
Chri stine Ell iott Phi!li ~ Mallory Sharon Thompson Trinity College of Music,
De Ann Evans Chn st me ~-l asteJS Ange la Tosti Londoo.
J ames F reeman Bruce \r1cGowan Judy Twilegar
Susan Haley Donna Mc Namara Benny Viloria 'AFTER FIVES' TO HEAR
Sally Hay ton Susan Northridge John Watson 'SALUTE TO &ROADWAY'
Donna llo lmcs Pau icia O'Hara Dean Wiese \Irs. Claude Cotton, who is
Lauren J acobs ~ancy P ark Robert Williams "After Fives" chainnan M ·1 J b Dorothy Patterson . • an yn aco s Ti m Peltason FRESHMEN for the Ne wtx>ri Harbor Tues·
Bill Li,v ingston Penelope Potter Lizabeth Arnold day Club, is calling all Bar-
Gary Long f.mme tt Raitt \tichelC: Auanaga ><.tshop Quarte t Fans to Hedi ~aire h s d " h Chachita Rami rez Pauicia Auvenshin< JOin er on atur ay, ouarc Mike Ma rtin Basbara Mawdsley Andrew Rose Kevin Barnett 18 at Cher s Inn parking lot
Pam Mosier Dale Samolter Traq Beech. 1n Corona del \tar at 6:30
Brad NeVr'Tnan Gayle Scroggs Lucie Berkley p.m.
Sh David Selbst Carol Blanpi ed .<\ bus will take the &roup irley Nich.ols
Gale Olander Debby Shishkoff Deborah &yle to a parade of quartets,
Judy P age Kerr y Sieh ~lal)• Brecht "Salute To Broadway,"
William P atterson Clifford Smi th Ouistina Buman at th e Pasadena Civic Au-
Mary Paul \lichael Sor be r Kathleen Camp ditorium.
Dave Pearson Jerome StenehJem \lama Carter Reservations are t.o be
Maeve .Ro bi;1son Peggy Thomas Eric Curtis made with \b's. Cotton, 548-
Da vid Rumbellow Allan Towne Wendy Dorchester 0894; \Vs . Donald Olms,
Da"e Ryan Craig Walker Benedict Fraass 8 \' ,..11 . • 675--497 ; or . ·,rs. 1 1am Gr etchen Schindler Julie Woods Laurie Gaae Betts , 548·1730.
John Schram SOPHOMORES Ethan Gelbaum
Chris topher Schwig Peggy Adams Be tty Gunderson CAR ENGINE STOLEN
Paul Shapiro Carol Andr ews John Hanmia A re built Chevrolet engine
Pe ter Shelton Cheryl Andrews John Hannon and ttansmiss•on we re s to-
Susie Stanton Con nie Arms trong J e anne Hayes le-n earl~ Saturday morning,
David Sti llings Dennis Bartlett Delx-.rah !towel! \larch ..l , from a 1959 H ill~
Pallicia Therrien Deborah Bell Laune ~ludson 'Tlan parked at the Orange
\1ary Tosti Vicki Black . \larcia Jackson :'ounty \tuffler Shop, ~96 Laurel Twilegas Gretchen Broenng:"'elson Johnson .~ewport Blvd., We st ~ew·
\1argo Weed E.~iz_abeth Carve r Barb~ a ~atz Th K
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"JUST A SHORT BLOCK
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OPEN EVERY DAY
SUNDAYS 10 TILLS
Chri s tine Well s Wilham Clarke Lesl1e Kittle ron. e owner, evm \L
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Darlene Williams Robert Dale b tl Lmdberg Ba\bo& 1Sfafta7t"O\a .,
Sandra Zerkie Cindy Davis Barbara \1aclnnes th~ th 1Hes also" s tole SIOO
JUNIORS
Nancy Beach
John Be loin
Lindsay lle!ot
John Blair
Lindy Blare
\lichael Boughey
Susan Byrnes
Li sa Chadwick
Carole Closson
~alhleen Coombs
Brook Cross
Pame la Davies
Laurie Denise
Janet Die tz
William Dootson
Larry Dunmi re
Ou ista Fuller
Richard Garber
\tartin Gelbaum
Gol lahon
Susan De ncr Doug las \1cCorlle ,:•:o~n~h:_:o':_:'"":::::l~·~· -----~============J \largar~t Dye Jane \l~yer
Kenneth Ew~lt Ch ristine ~ewerf
.\tike Farwell \lary Odneal
Laura Ferguson Janis Pernworth
Jay Fikes Hayden Phelps
G~ne Fisher Sl!erri Polk
Lauti e Fuller Susan Pri dont~ff
Cindy Gadarian Roslyn Rawlings
Jane Gamble lngriJ RowlanJ
Carta Ge tty Paul Sansone
Cynthia Graham t.::enneth ScofieiJ
Geoffrey Graham J ames Shelton
Lorene Graser Wendy Shelton
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Deborah J ord an Th omas Vanderpool
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Raul Kottler Carol Warren
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AT BUZZER NIPS BUCS
lb• Oraao Coast Coltcao then Rivoralde went into 1 for a 57~42 halftime lead.
Eagles. seek golf title
ly InN• Diu•
l1N l!t&a~aela tolf .. am
YDder th• direction of
CoadJ Gordon Mcmow baa
coatinued ill bllt& ror the
Irvine Lequo titl•.
Pir11o1 cne from behind to ttaJI at 3:1-3 with lho score utd boottod 1he marain 110
tie up tho came 86-86 wlth tied 3H6. The Tiaers call· 1~58 with 14 minutea lefL
l :._U r.Wa.Ula. but a b'slt:et ed time out wieh juat 22 sec-Then &he Pirate lithtl)ina
in tho final second aave onda lefL When tho ball wu struck, and they outaoored
Riveraid( tho victory, 3&· pu\ Into play, lhe Piratu tho tlomou 22~ in a Hnin·
86, in tho ch.~mpionahip stole the ball and called ute attetch, cu uina the lead
play~rr Tuesday evenina. time ouL The clock ahowcd to &HO. them 10 n -U,wi1h
The winn ina marain came on 8 uconds 10 ao. A bad pau 6:51 to ao. Momcnu later W' I OUI Or bound. Riv.r Tom Road banked in a Col-a duperation tou of tome n · -
60 feet by subatitute Ted aide had ponscssion wil.h low-up and OC led for the
Palmer. 3 seconda le.ft. and Palmer nut time n-~0. Fl.illerton
l'be aolr competition t:::!:!!!!:!!~:::Z~!!:!::::::~~:::~~~:::::~j looks 10 be a battle between r~•n PAGt I -TNUUDAY, M.UCN t, ltl7 Estancia and Corona del
Mar. Both turns 1port ex·
cellent aoiren and the
Senior Don Ronaldaon bu
come out ror the team rc.
the firat time in his hiah
school career, and Coach
Morrow ,ays that he will
be • bia help to the ~tam
on the vanity squ.ad .
Coach Morrow allo added
that lalt year's No. 1 man,
Paul Brown. wj It be on the
team very soOn, aa he i1
elearina up · eliaibility
trouble a.
Lben made hu spectacular was able to reaain the lead
O<:C aot off to a slow start shoL one more time, 100..~3. but
and trailed the Tiaers 53· ln the final aame of the John Vallely countered with
47 a t th.c ~alf. The Pirates rcauJar season, the Plrat~l a jumper, Babiuch hit 2
kept ch1ppma away at the s tayed in a first place lJ e fouls, and John flipped in) a
Tiaer lead, finall y got even with Riverside 'rith 111·106 12-footer for a 104-100 mar-
at 63-6& on 2 free throws by comeback victory over Ful-ain, and the Bu ~s went 9ft
Bru ce Chapman with about lerton Sawrday ni&ht. The to win with 5 points to
tO minutes to go. Ed Babiuch, blazina Hornets shot 63% spare,
~r:.~~~cc!~~ r~~;Y o,~~~: 6-run rally falls short t1mc a few moments I ater, 1 1
72-71. By Rid: Roth The first Estancia coun·
The lead ~hifted several Brea~linda Hiah held off ter was scored by Tom
times in the final 6 minutes; a determined las t-ditch Es· Swiss, who walked, ad•
~PORT . 'I
ENDS TONIGHT
"THE MIKADO"
SHOW STARTS AT
2 p.m. & 8 p.m.
tancia rally \1arc h I to edae vanced on an overthrow,
the Eagles 8·7 in a non-and was sacrificed home by
league baseball game play· PerT )'.
ed at Estancia . Easle southpaw Tom Mor·
Trailing 8•1 goins i nto the rison s tarted the ball aame
fina l stanza, the th en hit· and was replaced by Bill
)es~ Eagles erupted for 6 Bowen in the Sth and Chuck
runs on ..J hits to nearly Loseth in the 7th inning.
Sea Kings eliminated
The corona del Mar Sea with 8 each.
Ki ll. d . ,,0 Jrd The Kinas ended the nas ra 1e m u1 • 19 d r .• 3 d d r season w1th a ·7 recor • quarter o u1e r roun o
CIF playoth Fdday ni&hl, OCC SAILORS IRD
but were eliminated by San
Marcos High of Santa
Barbara 76 'to 65.
Oranae CoaSt College sai·
tors took a Jrd pi ace Satur·
day, ~~arch 4, in the 'Series
No. 4 Rea au a at Mission
Bay in San oiego o n a raw,
windy day, San Dieao State
won the reaatta, follo wed by
USC, OCC and UCLA.
'
match between them could
be the decider for the title.
No. t man on the Baale
continaent i &: presently
Rick Linaer, shootina 'in
the hiah 70's . Close be·
hind him is Kermit Chrill·
man, wiMer of one or the
major hiah school touma ..
ments last year. The bal~
ance of the squad features
returnina lettermen Don
~loskins, Walter Brown and
Larry Ransom.
The Kinas trailed 35 to
24 at the half, then closed
the mafgin to 2 points in
the 3rd period. But San
Marcos pulled away to win
by an I I ""POint margin.
Steve Leech was high
point man for Corona with
l7 points, ro tlowed by
John Yule with 16, Gary
Bailey with 11, and J ohn
Morrisset and Jim Kindelon
Mesa wresflers unbeaten
By Mike Leppo
The taste or victory is
s ~o~.eet; in this case the
Costa Mesa Mustang wrest•
let.s must have
So far the team has van·
qui11hod such roea as Ken~
nedy, Maanolia and Coata
Mesa in early seuon
matches. --
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STARTS FRIDAY
13 ACADEMY
AWARD
NOMINATIONS
HEST PI CTU RE
overcome the Wi ld cat~.
Eagle 2nd baseman Chuck
Perry led off the belated
come ba c k reaching f irst un
a miscue bv Brca 3rd ba se-
man Geo~ge Dirfl orico.
Sh ortstop Tom Scott then
fo llowed wi th the Eagles
fi rs t hi t of the afternoon -
a line sing le to ldt field,
movi ng Perrr to 3rd.
Estancia honors athletes
a very
s weet taste in their mouth ,
This year's Varsi ty grap•
piers hav-e received so many
trophies and medals they
ought to open a shop and
go into busine s s for them·
se lves .
the CIF wrestlina cham•
pi onships by finishing in
the to p4 in their respec tivt;:
weight classes in a pre·
liminary tournament held
at Kennedy High School
Feb. 18. The champion•
ships were held at Ful•
lerton JC.
BEST 1\C'TOR -
Richard Bu rton
REST ACTRESS -
Elizabeth Tay lor
SUPPOR TI:-IG KOLE -
Ciet'rgc Se~al
SLPPORT I:-.IG ROLE _
San d~ Ol!nnl !>
BEST 01 RF.CTO K -
\\1 ke \'i chnl s
and mu re-more-nl•'fe
IMPCMTANT! NO ON! UNot:R 18
WIU. H AOMI'TTI!D UNlUS
ACC~ BY HtS PAMNT.
•' ,._ • '' I •
Two more Wildcat errors
wrapp(!d around an Orvie
\\orris double produced the
r;:a gle s ' firs t 3 runs . Right
fie lder J ohn WilsOn s ingled
home the ..J th run of the inn •
ing . \fter a s acrifi ce by
center fielder Larry Snider.
lead-off man Tom Swis s
singled home th e 6 th run
of the inmng, only to be
cut dnwn tryi ng to s tretch
hi s single tu a do uble. Firs t
s acker Bill Bowe n then
struck ;,ut to extmguish the
rally.
The Wddcats had s truck
early, !Ocoring ~ runs on 3
hits, 2 wa lks and .:! Eagle
errors in the fi rst in ning.
Three more Bre a runs fol·
lowed in the 5th inn ina1 on
mc.el-lt.ita ,, an anor aiMl 3
walks.
MESA.l
o , C 0 I ... "'I I •
"THE RUSSIANS
ARE COMING,
THE RUSSIANS
•RE COMING"
-als u -
By 8r1.1u ')b o"
Es t.an c ia winter sport's
athletes were honored
Th ursday evening, March 2,
for their feats in the
athletic campaigns of the
pas I year.
The s ports be ing honore d
at the des ert were all·
d1 \'isioos of bas ketball and
wres tling. The festiv iti es
were held in the Commons.
-\ssistant Pri ncipal John
~os e natTated.
The firs t order of OOs i·
ness was the desert served
by the pep squads,and then
Coach Louis ·\1assei pre·
s en ted the vars ity team and
iss ued their awards.
lie named off some 16
varsi ty lettermen, and
among them was Tom
Foss, who was honored as
the team's mos t inspira-
tiona l player due to the
fac t that he fought all year
g1VJ ng away 25% of his
body weight.
Dave Purdom wa1 named
most imptovc~ "flC~lle't an4
Steve Barton was sefected
captain. Laird \icHattie
was voted most valuable.
Coac~ Bill Wetzel then
presented his varsi ty
basketball team and award·
ed 6 letters. Fred May
garnered the most inspira·
tiona\ and captain awards.
Pttil Jordan was selected
most valuable, which indeed
he earned as he headed
everybody's list as first
team lrvine League.
Georae Yardley, retired
basketball star of the De·
troit Pis tons, then delighted
the audiep ce ~ith his many
unusual expenences as a
professioanl ba s ke tball
player.
They proved to be one or
the mos t succes s rui var·
s ity te ams in the schoo l's
history as lhey won 18
s traight matche s without
once tastin s dd eat. They
wal ked away with the lr·
vine League championship,
and ~on the Orange Coa s t
and Santa Ana JC tourna~
me nts earlier in the season.
Allen J one s, Gab Ru z,
Dave Les ter, and ~1ark
Stockton all qualified for
Les Luymes will resign
Les Luymes announ ced
hi s res ignati on .\1onday as
a\hletic direc tor at Newport
Harbor lligh School, effec-
ti ve at the end of thi s school
ye ar. He plans to remain in
the ph S•s ical edu cation de-
partment as a teacher.
Mr. Luymes has been at
Harbor Hiah since n63,
when he came here from
North Dako ta State Coll ege.
Wh ile coachinR th ere he wu
selected as Associated Press
!Omall f.:t1llo=ge coach o f th<"
year in n so. l-Ie served as
athletic di rector and hea
uf th e physical edu c ation
department at N.D. State.
Ski trip for
students
Pirates win track meet
Over Lin coln 's bi rthday
..J S stuJI!n}s anJ 3 chapcr-
unes fwm Cnrona del ~lar
lligh Schi.,._d sk ic:d at \lam-
moth and J un e: \lount ain s.
The Corona de l \1ar High
S!.:h~"'' Ski Club sponsored
Lester and StoC kton were
both eliminated early in
th e day. Lester lost hi s
first match by a dec ision
6·3, wh ile Stockton won
his firs t match on a de·
c1 sion 4·2 but lost his
second on a decisi on ..J~t.
Both Jones and Ruz ad·
van ced to the fin als by
winnins 3 of ..J ma tches. In
the Onals Jones was shut
out 4-Q, but he garnered a
..Jth place medal in the
106 lb. cl ass.
Ruz took a s lim 3·2 fi rs t
period lead and then wen t
un to outscore his opponent
IG-6 and w1n the 3rd place
th e 130 lb. class
20 words or leu !.SO
21 words to 30 words · 2.00
31 words to 40 words J.OO
Eoch word over 40 words . .05
2 I imes 3 Times
2.so 3.00
5.00 4.00
4.00 5.00
.10 . 15
thl! ui p. Ron \lcNi cho 1 s , ad-......... 2.0%•0•F•F•F•O•R•C•A•S!!H!!W"""I T!!H!!!!O!!R!!D!!~.,-R __ "" \'iscr ~~~ the Ski Cl ub, his[
4 PICIID FOR FIUU '.
Four Oranae CoiSt Cotteae
wtutlen have earned a trip
10 lhe a&ate final• Muc:h 10-
11 at Sou&hweatem af'ter I.Op
notch ~Jwwin&• in the Sou-
them Caliromi a J. C. aoc-
tionall at Antelope Valley
lalt weekend. The local
contenden are Ray Na.ylor,
Sam Peterson, Steve Haya,
and Charles Weaver.
LOSE CNAIIPIU.SIIIP
The 6th arade team or the
central branch or the Harbor
Area Boys' Club lost the
champion1hip aame in the
Kiwanis backetball tourney
by 2 poinu. Hank Moore wu
picked for the all-tourney
, team. •
for your garage items ..
Jack Lcrrmwn in
"FORTUNE COOKIE"
Orange Coast College too k
its opcn1ng Eas tern Con-
fe rence u ack mee t Frida y,
\larch 3, whipping a s trong
Chafrey squad 761 ~7 1 l on
th e Pirates' oval.
39.5. The Sue s swept the
discus throw. Chris Wall
took it wi th a tou of IH...I 2,
foll owed by Dave Eiker·
mann and Greg Sherr ilL ·r s · • ,,. J ········~··•'•'\·······••·• w1 e, tevll!, anu 1ss oan •BOOKS FOR SALE
\1urph}, fa culty membe r a a ueuecusssswssc;;uJ
chaperun..:d the s tud..:nts. "Dialvgul!.~ l{ilh th~ o~~·il "
BOOKS, tools , housewares
needed for ouT daily gar·
age sale. 646·1tl7S Te-
• AHHOUMCEMEHTS Winkle Hardware, Costa
ll e iddtxrg Inn , \lammo th l;uck $1.9.i .
COIN COLLECTORS a tten·1 ;,;~;t~e~s ·~·;;;--;;;;:;;::;:;;:---;;:~;-:::-
ti on! Large inventory U.S. BOSTON Whaler
coins -bous.ht & so ld-in· Squall with o r without r..w•.,o. -~ MCitOLS •
PRfSfHTfO 8Y WAANfJt 8ROS.
Jack \!alloy , who ran the
220 fiJI' the firs t time , turn-
ed m a sparkling 22.2 to
miss the OCC re cozd by
one-hal f second. He also
won the ..J..JO in ..J9.2. Blake
Cox took both the mile , m
..J:32 .6, and the 2·tnile, in
9:..J9.4.
The meet wasn't de cided
until the fina l C\'ent, th e
mi \e re lay , won by the Rue
team of ~·li ke Edels te in,
Ron Conrad , Dale :'lrl ew \ove
and \\all oy.
The grnup ~H ayed at thel by Tu l lo r Caldwdl.
\lo un tain. . Order from :
Orr-l and sk 1 schoo l wa s I • e 1 0 1 1 BookS
ve s tment service -large sails. 21J·2..J4-8l l8.
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SHOWING
Nightly ot 7: & 9:30
Mot. Sot. & Sun. 2: & 4:30
"A FUNNY THINC
HAPPENED ON WAY
TO THE FORUM"
-also -
"UNCI BANG'
YOU'RE DEAD!"
\like Ede ls tein ~n the
120 high hurdles 1n 15.0 and
the 33 0 intermediates m
DIAGNOSTIC
CENTER TESTED
130 Electronic leola ha ..
been made • Dec~ re-
pairs performed on 1 tbeee
cars. You can take the doubt out of buyinr a wed
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"OTJct: TO UI UJITO H ~ 0 ~
RI'U: TIL.\'\Sft:ll
'io tir,. i.!!i hnrby ,~ti•·en To lh•·
C r'"di tors or Karen Sr .. wart
Trans ff'rorsll'l ), who,.,. huo~in•·s!l
arlrlr,.,,.. ;,. 112 \l;1rin•• •\\'<",,
Ba lh<•ol bland, Counly o f
O ran /l~. Stotr o f Ca lifornia,
that a bu lk l ran~f,.r i!'l about to
J,~ mad,. lo Loui•n• LaPlant an<i
Oono a Ha n oc leu i, Triln !lfrrcr
{s), wh P>l'!' bu!'li n""" l!.dd r('!ll!l ;,.,
400 Wc!ll Oran g~th o rr'"· Fullrr.
1on, County of Orange, Stair of
Ca lifom ia.
The proprrly to be tr11n~fert"d
Is l ocat ~rl al 312 Marine Ave.,
Ba lboa Islan d, County of
Orilll/le , State o f Ca liforn ia,
Si!id property is described in
g~n,.ral as: All s toclt in tnulr.,
fi•tures, equi pm <"nt and JIOOd
wi ll CJf that wiJ!: !lll loti bu~t i •
Df'!'ls ltnowo atl Karen St,.wiUI
"'ig Salon and Incited al 312
Marine A ve,, Ba lboa Is land,
Cnuoly n f Oranl!!e, Stale of
Califomia.
Th e built tran !lfer will be con•
:nmmated on or aher the 17 th
day of 'olarch, 1967, at 10:00
a.m. at Federal Escrow , lnl',,
7920 OranJethorpe, Ru<"na
Parlt, Couoty of Oranl!!e, St11te
of c.Jifnm ia.
So far as knowtl to the Trao8~
le re e(s), •II bosioes s names
and addresses used hy the
Trauferor(s ) for the three
yurs last past, ar.: (I I .. me,
put "1111me": II aoae, put
"aoae"; if •oy please liat
th~) S•me.
Oat ed: Febm•ry 28, 1967
Slped by:
Lo ai11e L•Piut, Tr•oalen!e Ooa•• U.tttteleui, Tr•a~tferee
reder•l Eurow, lac.
7920 ar ...... , ..
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1\e Newport Harbor Eu181
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1.1108 Newport, Cos ta \1esa. needs a small refrigera· thl! students befme the tnp Costo Me 0 646.0645 ami also at \lammoth. Clos ed Sundays and \ion· tor, electri c plate, fold-
Open ll·J other days , ma chairs, tv tables or \\embers uf the Ski ~'""'
who took part in th e ski
tl ip inc luded Le s Barnes,
Chri s Wells, Larry Dunmire,
Danny Rogers, Pete C•>b<'f-1
I}, Colleen Bannigan, Karen
Roman, De bbie Sharpe, Pam
Jone s , Kathy Coombs , Sandy
Stein, Nancy Make ly, Ann
Reimers, J ohn Wells, Jim
Griffith, Candy McNary,
Jeff Steiber, Chris Hough.
Tom Mc Laughlin, Janet
Wright, C.rreg Orsat, Jane
Craig, Doug James, Donna
Bryan, Ken Ellis, Tina
Jacklin, Ge ne Fisher, Geo--
rge Marti n, Sue Gemme!.
Cindy Geyer, Sondra Oster-
houdt, D~nn is Hopwood,
Donna Le'wi s , Bob Babbe,
Pat Rolfe, Ann Hud son,
Karen Balen, Mary Gior-
dano, Rita Miller. Scott
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HEA..'-t the fabulous ALLEN
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Club. Boys with ateea tre. Rent e lectric sham ... , l7J'l4. COASTHWY •• t7J-2.f.JO.
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welt or Newport Blvd. wilt 3107 E. Coast Hwy., Cor-JOIH YCIU. co-_ CIMM8~1tl
sian up at the Central ona del Mar.
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Costa Mesa. Boys with white
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cut o( Ne*Port Blvd. will! ~WOOOL~~;;N;~;;;-;~ aian up at the Upper Bay I<
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Art teacher dies at 60 R Estate Newport Harbor Hiab Schoo\ A tpecial l()().ovolca
Stadium at 16th St. and Eatter Cbonat under Lhe
Irvine Ave. clreedon of Mn. Merle
Dr. Joe Blinco, director Valdez will be featured
fl f'orut Home Chriatian aaain lhia year •
Cta.lotte Prances Garner,
111 SL Jam11 Place, Clitr
Havea, died Friday, Much
3. at Hoe.a Hotpital at aae
60.
Rev. John P. Ashey oWe•
iadna. lnumment wa11 at i·r,;;;;~:;::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;iif----::---=---------' Pacific View Memorial
Parlt. Bell Broe.dway Mot·
tuary made the funeral
Conference Center, will 'T'ho Newport Harbor Ki•
apeak on "A livina faith wanit C lub aad the Harbor
for tivina people.'' He waa Council. of Churchct . arc apontorma the aerVI cc.
Trustees hear protests
''Were you awarC that the of hit boy's clauea, the
playboy doctrine of the Playboy doctrine of the
male, j:J'cmarital au., holl'D-male, which included rer-
scxuali ty and lhe 'Tropic ercncea to other more
,or Cancer' were beina dia• qucu.ionable maaazinct,
cuucd in claurooma in he charpd that the leachina
1966?'' John Smhh, the wu in violation of the
former mayor of Coat& California education code
Mesa, ulted trustees of and contrary to his Chris•
the Newport-Mesa Unified Uan beliefs.
School District Tuesday He said that other topics
evenina. discussed in the clan·
Trustees Elizabeth Lilly room were premarital su,
and Earl Peterson denied homosexuality and '"The
any knowledae of lhe Tropic of Cancer.'' His boy
material Mr . Smith des• questioned the teacher about
cribed u pomopaphio. the book, uyina that parts
Speak ina in reference lO of it made him ill.
the Jrd and final readin& for Mr. Smith ended witb a
adoption of the s tudy or question to the board: '"How
controversial isauea, Mr. can such subjects be dis•
Smith said, "What is be ina cussed in relation to mor•
tauaht in the schools has ality, as is ealled for in
concerned me for a lona the code?'"
lime." Th bo d · e at unammously
Holdin a an article he adopted the statement of
said was discuued in one policy.
PTA marks founder's day
Corona del Mar Hiah
School PTA wi II hold its
March 16 at 8:00p.m. at the
school. A life membership
founder•• day crteetina on will be awarded, and the
proaram will be presented
IlL lUll J. COX, 71, by the art department. Offi·
OF 1.1. SUCCUIIS cers for the comi na year
Wilbur J. Cox, 71, or 1010 will be elected. Mrs. Pat
S. Bay FL, Balboa Island, fitt, president announces
died Tuesday, ~larch 7, of l)lans for the spaJhetti din·
a hea~t attack at .the family ner to be held April 26.
home m Palm Spnnas. Proceeds for the dinner wi II
He is survived by his wife. be used to purchase a du•
Rhea; 2 dauahteu, Bar~ara plicatin& machine for stuw
Schumacher of GreenW1ch, d · th library Conn., and Betty Butler of ents to use In e ·
Balboa Island; a sister, SERVICES. IN IOWA
Hazel, McAllister of Wh it· FOR FIRE VICTIM
tier; a J1'1lnddauahtcr IB!d 4 Services · were held in
arandsons. Davenport, Iowa, ror Wil·
Se rvices v.111 beheld 11 :30 l·am G Kall be 52 r · F · d 1 • en raer, , o a.m. ttu s n ay, March 10, 730 W Sh 1. D C
R 1.11 C . Yr'h ' I . a 1mar r., osta
She ••• born in Denver,
I"II)Yed to California SJ
yean aao and lO Newport
Beach 21 years aao. She
taulht IJ't clauea in the
Coata Mcu Art Center and
in YOrba Linda. She was a
member of the Niatuinaale
Auxiliary of Hoaa Hospital.
Survivors include her
hu1band. Edmund: a son,
Robert cl Woodland; a
dauahtor, Mrs. Charlotte
McKenzie of Whittier; a
brother, Dr. Avery Gaftup
of La Mesa; 2 sisters, Mrs .
Dorothy Davies of Chula
Viata and Mn. Lucy Stover
ol Concord; and 4 arand•
children.
The family says memorial
contributions ma y be made
to the American Cancer
Society or Oranae County
Heart Fund.
Services were held Tues·
day, March 7, at St. James
Episcopal Church, with the
arranJemenu.
IIIII. 81111LEY IIUIIIOE
OF &I. DIES AT AilE.
Shirley S. Munroe, 1400 S.
Bay Front. Balboa ltl~nd,
died Sunday. March S, at
aae 4\), She Wll bom in
Oklahoma City and moved to
California 16 years •10·
Survivors include her hus·
band, Jamca; J $1auafltcra,
ICatherine, Connie. and Bar·
bara; a aon, Richard; 2
ten. Mrt. 'John 9J sch and
Mrs. John McKobben ; and
her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Stephens.
Private services were held.
Baltz Mortuary in Corona
del Mar made the funeral
arranaements.
The ramily saya conlfibu.
lions may be made to the
Pasadena Junior Philhar·
monic Commi ttee at 546 La
Paz Dr., San Marino, for
support of the Los Anaeles
Philhannonic Orchesua.
Sr uial n .wpo,.t SLon J
I BEDROOM , 2 BATH
$20,750
0•111 SAYS: SELL
Fum i shed duplex near beach -J bedroom down.
stain -2 upstairs. Park 4 cars.
SU,!II
BIG IAYFROIIT DUPLEX
Pier&: Float
Askin• $1111,.
DCEAIIFROIT
Wi II uade cllijo~r !!du~p l!e!x!'!sJ~ , 500 --,
" I I
I RI=.:ALTOR I
3109 ... .,." lhd., Newport lkll.
CMo..ut -.. Ploul
01 J-4350 OPEN MNINGS
ose t 1 emetery 10 It· Mesa. He died March I as a
tier., r•talt or Jill dear• "'-"u •l
"+'qi~AII;III;.a. DllooLOII>
OF COST A MESA DIU ceived when he was trap-
Catherine 8 . '.>ilion, 69, o( ped inside his flame en•
2766 Bristol St., Cos ta aulred apartment.
\iesa, died Saturday, Feb. Baltz Mortuary in Costa
25, at Hoaa Hospital. She • Mesa made the funeral ar·
had moved to Costa Mesa ranaements.
a year a1o when her hus·
band. John, retired rrom his READIIIGS SCHEDULED
ins tructin• job with the Los IY LIDO PLAY IllS CLUB
Anaeles police department The Lido Isle Players
academy. Club will hold open read·
Eastern Star services we re in as for thei r Apri l proJuc·
held Feb. 28 at the West· lion of Jean Kerr's comedy
cliff Chapel 1\iortuary in hit, "Poor Ri chard, .. at the
Costa Men, with the Har· Lido Isle Clubhouse at 1
bor Star Chapter 568 of· p.m. this &lnday, March 12.
riciating. Interment was at Kent Johnson, well-known
Pacific View \1cmorial Park. in Oranae County theater,
CHARLES R. LYIICH
OF LIDO ISLE DIES
Charles Ramsdale L)·nch,
15, of 412 Via Piatza Lido,
died Sunday mornina while
preparina to ao lO church.
Ui s body was discovered by
his son, Robert, also or
Lido Isle, who had stopped
to take him to the Pl ymouth
Conareaational Omrch.
wi II be the director of ~e
play, which will be present·
ed Apri I 25, 26, 27. 28 and
H.
SEliA TOR IS GIIAIIDPA
The dauahter of U.S. Sena-
tor Georae Murphy. Mrs.
Robert W. Ellis, 406 Belvue
Ln., Balboa. aave birth to
a 7 pound dauahter, Erin
Murphy Elli at Hoaa Hos·
pita! on March 6.
Corona del Mar
DESPERATE 0\INER MUST SELL
4 BEDROOM, VIEW HOME WITH POOL
MAKE OFFER. ASKING UUOO
001i Y. f"R.Alil<l.lli
I RE:J\l. TOR ' 3250 bat Coast Hiaftwl)'
CorOM del .... c.lifomia
.._,&n2222
OPEN SEVEN DAYS Memoria l services were
held Wednesday, March 8,
at the Plymouth Oturch in
Newpon Heiah ts. where he
was a member. lntcnnen t
was at Forest Lawn ceme-
tery in Glendale.
THE "CHANNEL REEF " -APARTMENTS
VIKIHG CLUI HOLDING
3·:lA Y RUMMAG! SAU
The Coast Viltina Club
wi 11 hold a rwmnaae sale
March 9, 10, and 11 at the
rear of I &34 Newport Blvd .•
Costa Men. The public is
invited to come by ror bu-
aaint from 9 a.m. to 5:30
p.m. each day.
I AQ( f ROM CRUll!
Mr. and Mn. A.A. H.-ni l·
1on or Balboa re&umed Fri·
day from a 40 day cruise in
the South Pacific, visilin1
Tahiti, Paao Paao and m~ny
south sea i alands u well
u Auab'alia, New Zealand
and Hawaii.
UPP!I lAY GROUP
Memben ol tbe Upper Bay
. ~11o<:iatet ol tiM OrUJe
County Philharmonic ~
ciety '!rill p&Mr at tN
home ol Mro. ·-t !Inti .. (« dlieir mondlly moetiDJ at
10:30 o.m. Mtf!doy.
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The former Lonline frey.
~ecretary at •• Newport
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Newport IHch
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ot 6~% to qualified buyer,
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VETERANS $1,900 FHA IV ~. Pri ced at G.l.
appraisal of $31,-1..50.
M. M. La Borde, Reahor
"YoM'll Lib Ovr Frvrt.d.l~ Strvtct"
220 1. 17th St. c-.. -.osu1 c .... -
IL•otool Ia L 1711t St. Shet~Pi"' Centwrl
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All 11 .. 111 liN. ". 1111
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"SIR SLOB" IS COMING
ly H•••l • .,
The many..fac.t.d talent•
ol the member~ ot the Chil·
dren•a Theater Oui 1d o(
Newport Harbor are •aain
bcainnina to a hine •• pre-
pe.ration ,oe. on ror the
Guild'a 6\h major produc•
lion, .. Sir Slob and the
Princeu,.. which wi II be
,preaented at the UC J Cam·
pua Ha ll on April 8 and 9.
Curtain time a are: Satur-
day, April 8, at 10 p.m., 1
p.m. and , 3:30 p.m., and
Sunday , April 9, at I p.m.
and 3:30 p.m. Tickets may
be obtained by callina the
Guild headquarteu, 646-
6885.
All the deliahtful com-
ponent. of a fairy tale ap-
pear in the caa t -a kina
and queen, a sad and lovely
princeu, bold. kniahta, a
wlzard, a lion ud ~ taltiaa
horoo . Producod ..,. Mary
(Mrs. James) Macy, dbeo~
ed by Bill Pucik, lind widl
wordt and muaici "'by Pea
(Mfs . Ladialaw) Reday and
BO'b Mac!lon.ald, tbia ••fairly
fractured fairy tale" wi 11
deliaht the youna of all ......
Cau membo ra an~ produc ..
&ion ataff mcmben are all
aclectcd and work.ina. The
CAll includes Diane ~ •.
Thomas) Standlinaer, -'tlt,ic
(Mrs . Mack A. Jr.) Matt ..
hews , Ruth (Mra. Lawence)
'.Vr iaht, Marilyn (Mrs . Prank)
Lynch, Barbara Gk•. Keith)
Stunt, Miu Rei "Jol enor,
Pe 1 Rcday, Mar aery (Mu.
Ka lman) Spelletich, Dorothy
(Mrs. Frank) Hutchinson,
Marae(Mrs. J ohn E.) Locke,
Pat (Mrs . J0.eph) Innes ,
Miss Teenage named
]'he Jun'ior Ebe11 Club of ac tivi ties, church participa·
Newport Beach has selected tion , hobbies, joba and fu·
_Miu Beverly Poitras, daugh-twc plans are other factors
ter of ~. and M-s. Warren considered in the judaing.
E. Poitras, ISH Santiaa:o Beverly is servina:u year
Dr., Dover Shores, as Miss book editor and assistant
Teenage Citi zen. drill teaffl leader at New·
This contest is held for port Harbor Hia:h School .
senior high school airls She was also selected to
with a scho lastic grade represent her schoo l as a
average of "B" or better. young care erist at BuiTums'
School actiVities, outside department store. She is
Tri Hi Y service ch airman
and historian and president
of the Alhenas, a junior
( auJtiliary of the Newport
Junior Ebcll. Her interests
include sports , sewina and
an, in which she plans w
major in college.
Beverly now is eligible
for distri ct competition for
an award of $100 from Far·
mers ln surange Group Safety
Foundation to be placed
with the school of her
choice.
MRS. MARY MURPHY OF
IIEWPORT HEIGHTS IUS
Mary G. Mu rphy ,HH Cliff
Dr., Newport Heights, died
Sunday , Feb. 26, at Hoag
Hospi tal at age 71. She was
a fonner X-ray technician
and had li ved in Newport
Beach 30 years. She was
hom in Brookinas. S.D.
Survivo rs include a dau&h·
Orchid .~ve., Corona de l ter, Mrs. Olive Ri ches ; a
Mar, wi ll lea ve Tuesday Jl'andaon, Willill'l'l of lnal ...
for Memphis, Tenn., to be-wood;.-•uLa P•44-abter,
gin a special Naval train In~ Mrs. Sonja Hukin of Lona
Beach.
'30YI) ~'='3'=q, 1q, son of
Mrs . S.M. qeber of 21 6
program. After a month Graveside services were
there, he will complete the held Wednesday, March 1. at
tra ining with 4 more months Pacifi c Viev. Memorial Park,
at Lakehurs t, N.J. He Is a wi th Re v. James H. Lam-
1%6 graduate of Corona del berth of Chri s t Olurch by
. the Sea Community Me tho--
Mar High Schoo\ and attend· dis tOmrch offi ciatina. We st~
ed Orange Coas t College cliff Chapel Mortuary in
las t fall . (Pete r 'Z .M. Si nger Costa Mesa made the funer·
photo.) all anangements.
SALE
On Lllmps
Accessories
Area Rugs
UP TO
50%60%&70%
OFF
2111 H<'fl;..:avo.
I'IIOfiSSIOI'W. c:osrA ... ~· l dWOl DISI81 -.......... .
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Juet(Mrs. Richard) Jordan,
1nd Joan (Mrs . Lee 8.)
Jordan.
Helpina Mra . Macy wilh
prpcluction are Virainia
(Mn. !>on H.) Paul, Betty
~.. Danny) McKeever,
Harriet (Mr1. Jamet C.)
Oonawer, Millie (Mra. E.
Moraan) ')uinn, Olive (Mra •
E.A.) Richea, Nancy <Mra.
Cbriatian) Ebacn, Marie
(Mra. Robert A.) Hudaina,
Joan (Mu. Ronald) Muzzy,
Iva (Mra. Gerald .4..) Hayea,
Marae (Mra. L. E dward)
'Jribble, Shirley CMra. Ho-
ward) !)ilion, Ravclla (.\.trs .
Robert) Malinoff, Mary (Mu.
Walter H.) White, 'J oan (Mrs.
'Nilliam J . Jr.) StainfQrth
and 'lorothy Hutchinson.
MOVIES Of FUCHSIAS
WILL BE PRESEIITED
Robert Hocn, branah mana·
aer of Darden Home Di vi-
sion, Californ ia Chemical
Co., will speak to the Costa
Mesa-Bay Ci ties Fuchsia
Society at 1 p.m. Monday ,
March 13, at the o\merican
Legion ~al l. He will show
movies of fu chsias and
other shade plants.
At the las t meeting, the
re ai an ation of Vice Presi•
dent Fred Martin was read
and accepted. Paul Keas·
ter was named to fi II the
vacancy. Mr. Keaster
brou&ht 12 small fuchsia
plants he had s tarted, ex•
plained how to train them
for baskets, bush, espa•
liers or Uee s. These plants
were divided among mem--
bers wishing to participat~.
IIRS. BOB YARDLEY
IS 1967 CHAII PIOH
Mrs . Robert Yardle y won
the 1967 president cup
championshi p at Irvine
Coast Country Club Friday
by defeating Mrs. Roy Hall·
hera S and 4. Sc:mi·finalists
in the 3 weeks of play were
Mrs . Emily O'Toole and
'vtrs. Max Miller.
Other winners : Irvine
ni&ht, Mrs . John Johnson;
governor's fli&ht, Mrs . H.
B. Willis; director's fl ight,
\irs. Ralph Comp ton; vice·
president's niaht, \trs .
Coney Kun"; cxua ni&ht,
Mrs . Mel PCMllk. ~
FARRELL IS SELECTED AS ARniT OF MDMTH
Vincent Farrell of Costa
Mesa has been chosen as
"artist of the month" of
March by the Junior Ebell
Club of New port Beach.
Mr. Farrell is a native
born Cal ifornia arti st wh o
s tudied at Orange Coast
College, Laguna Beach
School of Art and Design
and under Se rg ei Bonga.tt.
In add ition to painting and
teaching, he has exhibited
at the Laguna Festival of
Fin e Arts. His impressio--
nistic raintings and draw.
ings may ve veiwed at ~lari
ners Library in Newport
Beach during ~lar ch.
LEGAL HOTI CE
:'\O TIC[ TO DESTROY OR
REMOVE: ll'Et:OS A:\'0 OTHER
~r !S ASC ~~S
SOTIO: IS llf.R F:BY Gi\'(S
th;~t on F'o:bruary 14, 1967, pur-
s uant to the pro•·isions of
Chapter 10.48 olthe ~ewport
BPath \1 unici pal Cod<', the
Cit)' Coundl of s<~id City
passe.J a ro·"olution rledaring
that 11!1 wPeds a nd ot her nui·
sance .. !H' df'fincd in Section
10,48.020 the rPof, ~owinjl or
loca ted upon any pr ivau• pro•
perty or m any pu blic stref't,
a lley, or sidewal k constitute
11 pu blic nuisancf', which nui•
s auce mu .. t be abatf'd bv the
destruction or removal thereof.
:'-l OTI CE IS FURTH ER GJ VE"\
that.r,operty ow ners sha ll with-
out e lay de!lltroy or remo\'e all
such we f'ds, and other po blic
nuisancea as defined in Sec."
tioo 10.48.020 of the .~rwport
Ueach Mun ic ipal Code, from
their propertr and the .!ihuuinfl
half of the .. .,trru '. in f. front
or and alleys, if any, behind
snch property and between the
lot lines thereof as e xte nded,
or s uch weed11 1110d othe r nui•
s anc n will be destroyed or
removed aad such nui,.ance
aNted by the Cit y authorities ,
ia which case the co111 of s uch
destructioa or re moval will M-
asaessed upon th e Jo~ and
lands from which, or from th e
froat or rear of which. s uch
wi!eds aod othe r nuisances
s hall h111ve beea destroyed or
removed; and s uch cos t will
conlthute a lie o up<~n !!lOCh
lots or land!' until paid, and
will be c ollected upon the
next 11111 roll upoa which !eDer·
a l munic ipal taxes are collect•
ed. All property owner!!l having
u y objec tiooll to the rro_posed
deatractioo IN' remova of aacb
weeda a~:~d other nnisaocelll are
bere by untified to ane~:~d a
•eetias of the Counc il of said
Ci ty, to be lileld io tlle Co.ncil
c .. mber of the City Rail in
••14 City oa' March 13, 1967, at
1110 o'eloek P.M., whn aad
wltere tilelr object iou will he ~.--d ahq du co .. ide,.. atloe.
Date r Febna'l' IS, 1967
II.J. Briscoe FiN O.ief
Cit} of MawJ*t 8u~lt.
P11llllalil l Marelt. 2 aH ~ 1967,
la *'• Newport Hatbof t,; .. lp
(Li n Sheely photo fran • Aug. 2, 1Q51. issue of the En sign .)
1951 BAT HIN G SU ITS, as they were wo rn some years back, were Hamblet, Peggy Reinert, Patricia Schotes and Helen Norton; stand·
modeled by members of the Newpo rt Ha rbo r Zon ta Club at the )ng, from left, Peg Haapa, Frances Mea rs, E"va A spin, Kathleen
1q51 revue. The bathing cuties inclu ded: s eated, from lett, Louise ·col eman, Kar en Ma rgr eta Bru ning and Do rothea Sheely.
1962 NE'N M'O M9<;qS of
th e Lido Isle vacht
Club were in charge of ar·
rang ements for ')ec. 15,
1%2, election and installa-
tion mee ti ng: from le ft , Mrs .
John Londe lius, reserva·
ti ons; Mr s. Charles 3 auman,
hors d'oeuvres; Mr s. 'Ni lliam
Lyl e, reservations, and Mrs .
Rex Reno, punch bowl. Rear
Commodore and Mrs. S erald
McC ia lr e headed up the com-
mittee. (Stuart Oroker photo
from the Oec.l3, 1%2, issue
of the C::nsi gn.l
•
1949 GINS<oq LAMB,
whose death in Hi lis·
bora, N .M., was reported in
la st wee'k's r;:.nsign, is pic·
tured t\eu with husbi.nd OoM..---Io-watchdog -all Polcked and
ready to take off on a I 94q
expedition from the i_r Cor·
ana del Mar home on Sea·
view ~ve. The ir destination
wa s the Lost City of the
Mayas in Cen tral America,
wh ich they had located Just
before World Wa r II. The
Lambs went on numerous
exploring trips to Mex ico
and Cen tral America. Thei r
book, "£nchanted vaga·
bond s," was a long-t ime
best seller. ('Natter Gerhardt
ph oto from the May l Q, ICJ4q,
issue of th e Ensign.)
1951 'NH 'ON the 1951 re-
mode ling •party was
he ld at the Lido Isle club-
house , celebran ts Included,
fr om left , Hay Langenhelm,
commod ore of LIY C; Mrs.
Langent\elm, ct\alrman for
th e dinner dance; Mrs. Tom
Jones, and Mr. Jones. port
·captain of LIYC and pre.sl·
dent of the lido Isle Com-
munity Assn. (HowArd Fol•
som photo from the Feb. 15,
1951, Issue of the ~nslgn.)
•
' I
I
' My I tlae Second
•••
Q ....... w: .b., -"/tillY -..
wlwll il yow -' a's • to ,._, ......
A.L•ent ,... ,._ ,_,. on tltU ..,,~~r
gy A. A.a. arUela ia ooe ol OW' Mtioaal
mapaiaet q*"• -s-u biltari&n
than Arnold J. TO)'Mere •• .. yina, that
Fro• THE JEWISH HOP!, ... 707, Loa Mt.laa, Calif.
tNn'• IO)ou.rn on "rth CoWdn't betmteh
lon,er than 6 or 1 thouu.Dd yean.
To con1ider other ~ ol Dill·
lions and miUiom and billioN of run
would' naotW'IIlly be nulli6ed by the
pftlelll population of the ee.rtb.
I wut to si.., you my reuou why I believe
In lho Secoad Comln!f .ol Chriot.
Fint of .U I bolieve it becaU.. tlu Bib/4
ckeWet il. Doobde. there ia no trutb which
it declared 10 frequently, 10 inceeMntly, so
ll"opioically, oo drinitely u thw truth. To toke
ODe linsle llatemeDt only from our Lord and
from tM major apotdea, Jaut •Y• in aimpie
iqul8e, "I will come again" (Jobn 14:3).
Then, of coune, Paul, "The Lo..d Hi._lf
ahall deecend from huven." John, ~He ah.all
appear.~ The curuin lh.U .be lifted aside and
we aball 1M Him. Peter, '1'he Chief Shepherd
IIWI appear, and lame., "1'be coming of the
Lord draweth nish."
Read AcU 1:11, "Thi1 .. me J~ which is
taken up from you into heaven, aball10 come
in like manner u ye have IMD Him go into
heaven." ... In like manDt:r." How did He go?
He went 1uddenly , unexpeetedly. He went
majeetically, and in like manoer He witl come
&8a.in. Tbe Bible declare& it.
The teeond reason ia billorJ dmu;ands il.
The second coming of Je.us Chritt i. ahao·
lutely logical. Two thousand yean ago the
Eternal invaded the temporal. What God did
once, l can tee no reaaon to 1uppoee He will
not do again. That He will not do it in the
u.me way, there i1 abundant evidence in the
Scripture, but that He will aga.in intervene in
the aftaiu of this world by the coming of Jeaua
Chritt ia what the Bible declares.
Not only i1 it logical, it ia essential In
1 Co r. 10:32 Paul divides the human race
from the divine ttandpoint, and he speaks of
the Jew, the Gentile and the Church of God.
The.e three divUi.ons of humanity are ea.cb to
be affected by the rt:turn of Chrilt.
First of all, 1M c/u,rch. wiU be &ll>rifietl.
In that day we shall be changed auddenly
in the twinkling of an eye and made like our
glorified Saviour.
Secondly, the lewJ will be &lllAered. God's
purpose with hrael is not yet fulfilled. He
i1 at work in that ancient people and has yet
much to do. Seven hundred years before Cbri!t
came, J~el •began to lose all her freedom,
when thoie ten tribes were taken captive. By
the time the aixth century B.C. arrived, the
remaining two tribes were taken by Neb uchad·
neu:ar. After the captivity those who wanted
to return were permitted. larael ceued to be •
nation. In 1948 the State of Israel wu ereated.
lt it ODe of the mo.t tRmendoWI eventa of all
hlatory and indicata that God'• purpote for
the Jew it by no meaDe fi.niahed.
The church will be glorified, the Jew• wiU
b. gathered, and 1/u c-u. will b. 6"""'..d.
There are two major foi'CII'lll in the world -
totalitarianiun and that which is known u
democracy, Which i1 SOia8 to uip? GoYerD•
ment it the probaem today, and the major
problem of any ttateam.an today it to prevent
war breakin1 out . It ia a terrible commentary
on the human race that the paramount policy
of every major atatesman it not the upbu.ildin(!l!:
of bit own country, the extension of trade,
but the major thins that talus all the money
ia defense.
Then there ia the de.perate fear of nuclear
warfare. When the &tat bomb wu dropped in
Japan in AugU81, 1945, one 1ma.l1 bomb---the
atom bomb in ita infancy-60,000 people died,
100,000 were injured and maimed. some of
them for life, and 250,000 dwelling-pia~
were destroyed or utterly ruined. Everybody
knowa that 6ret bomb dropped twenty-one
years ago, wu a plaything to what could
happen now. Hittory demanda the return of
the only One who can make thi1 mad world
aane. "With the breath of Hit mouth and lipe
&hall He alay the wicked. With righteoumeu
shall He judge the poor, and reprove with
equity for the meelr. of the earth. Of the in-
crease of his government and peace there shall
be no end. The aeal of the Lord of botots will
perform this."
The kin(!:dom 1hall be lid up at His coming
down from hea.ven, not built up from the
ea.rth. The lut intervention in world aftain
will not come from the Kremlin, not from
WubinSfon and not from Westminater. It will
come from that Man whom the world rejected.
but Whom God rat.ed, from the dead and
covered in slory. Thirdly, the redeemed heart
desires it. Thoae thing• that bafBe us now,
th oae problema we cannot explain, thoae trage·
dies, we ahall understand them when He comes
and know perfect enj,oyment, no more pain,
or crying, or ain, or death-He will have made
all thing• new. And there i! one more reason
and the mo11 im po rtant of them all -the
Saviour deaervea it.
The wonderful thing. about the .econd com·
iog of Chri1t is that He at Jut will be vindi ·
C.ted ... He shall see the travail of His 10ul
and be aati16.ed."
I believe if we take a fi.«W"' Oil the
more consenati~ 1ide, w1dtt 10,000 ~
.omewhat ewer 6,000 -· we ara in a aale
""'"'· Q. C... Qr, C1l .... -"WW Noelt
tla ,..,. w~o c"'ci~ed t"• Lord Ju..r' w_... t~. forgiwnP Wl,. PfHt'
str.ot-'.4. o/Cn-P•t•coat .la Mid, •y,.
en~ci~al C.\ritt,' oMd. tlt ,. •• triMI
OMt, 'Wo\ol MMit M.!l! do to be ••ed.t'"
A. This Ia riven to us In Acta 2:21.
Peter atatea, "Him, belnJ delivered
by Ute determinate countel and fon-
knowled.re of God, ye han taken. ud
by wicked banda have crudfted ud
slain." In the 36th verse we read,
"Therefore let all the house of larael
know auuredly, that God hath maM
that same Jeaua, whom ye have 't=tu·
eifled, both Lord aod Chrlat." The
people were convicted ·and they wanted
to know what they could do. We be--
lieve that many of these men were
11aved. Many rladly received His Word
and were bapti&ed. The same day
there were about 3,000 aoule con-
verted. ·
Q. A...._, ~ -.. Wlat Bibli·
eol w ru• wotdd tlae p1111tl tu~ i• U ·
1)laini•g til~ /nd tlaat \11~·,.~ aU bo"'
11piritiUJllr d~adr"
A. This iK an excellent point for ua to
con11ider. We KUfl{e!lt aeveral vel'!!loe8
for you, not only to look up, but aleo
to memorize. Start with Gocl'a perfect
c""'ation in Gene11is 2 :17, with Hia
11peciti.c commaad to man. Then aee
the fall of the human race In Geoeaia
3 :6. The effect ia shown in Romana
6 :12. All far u ain's repen:uaaiona, see
verses like Romans 6 :23. Then atudy
very carefully Ephu lana 2 : I and
verses followinJ. Hf!re. we see our des-
perate state and God'l!l 1reat love in
M"ndinll' His 110n to "quicken" or to
make u11 etl!mally "alive." It you want
to know Of what thte spiritual death
con11i11l", look at Ephe11lana 4 :18.
Everyone in the world who has not
trusted Cllriat u Saviour, ia spiritual-
ly dead! The only way thit can be
overco me ia by beinr made alive in
the Lord J PJIJU!{ by 11imple faith in Him.
BENNET'S . BIBLE SCHOOL LESSON
JeBU!I Teaches the ~e!lning ·of Faith
LUKE 7:1-17
By DR. JAMES E. BEHHET
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(R•IHI"tecl ,,_ CHRISTPAN 8£ACON, 7.U H•lll~ Aor•·· C•lll"l'wMd, M.J.)
ESUS was never in-
teretted or concerned
over the mere question of
the health and life of the
phytical body alone. He
vuy definitely said, "Be
not afraid of them that
kitt the body , and after that han: no
more that they can do" (Luke 12 :4).
And ag:Un , ''Take no thought lor
your life, what ye shall eat , 01' what
ye shall drink; nor for your body,
wbat ye shall put on . . . for your
hea,·mly Father knoweth that ye have
need of these things; .... Sedc ye fin.t
the klngdom of God , and his right-
eousness ; and an ~ things shaTJ be
added unto you" (Matt. 6 :25, 32,
33).
SOUL AND Sl'lliT
In fact, Jesus pointed out what
was of first importanet:, "~ ye
first the kingdom of God, and his
righteousness ; and all these things
shall be added unto you ." The im-
portant elements in the Kingdom of
God are the soul and spirit, not the
body. A healthy and living soul is
very greatly to be desired above all
tl~. This came with the creation of
man. "And the Lord formed man
of the dust of the gt'OUnd and
breathed into hit nostrils the breath
of life : and man became a living soul"
(Gen. 2:7), which was the m;rade
of aeation.
Our lesson has two mira.cles -
the healing of the centurion's servant
and the raising from the dead of the
only oon of the widow ol Nain. Both
testify to the supernatural power-of
Jesu~, showing that He had supreme
power on earth O"ef death and life,
and the people glorified God in c:on-
ooquenc< oad feared gr<atly .__
of tbls gr<al power in the -ol
Jesus, who wu alto God manifest ill
tlto fleolt.
THE MISTAKEN ELDElS
A dear terY&r~t of the Roman ctn·
turion wu dying and he besought the
elden of the Jews to ask Jesus to
c:omt and heal his servant. This they
did becauae the pecan centurion had ·
built a JyiiiCOCUC for the J eWI in
Capemaum and they wanted to keep
hio frimcllhlp. They arJUed with 1-"that he is worthy ... lor he.
loood> oar nation oad hath built "'·
a • ., .. "4_............ .. w c knoJr tha ftO "*"
Ia wmlly 01 God' I ...... meiey, oad .
Joorr, oad that our works .,11 .....,
~ a. We know that our own '
.. f~ .... filthy .....
(1&64:6). The olden ....,. """" ill tltolr .... let, bat richt ia lrJinlr 10
"'ot J-"' the -turioot. Tbc
centurion was not himself worthy of
the attention of Jesus and had no per·
sonal claim upon Him . The centurion
also knew this and so did Jrsus. The
elders alone were in i,.,orance of the
truth, as human spiritual leadtrs very
often are. when they act in their own
wisdom .
THE FAITHFUL CENTURION
Nevertheless. Jcsus went with
them . Rut htfore they reachtd the
house, the centurion ~nt word to
Jesus. "Lord, trouhle not thyself: for
I am not worthy that th ou shouldr.st
enter unde-r my roo f." He had 'un·
doubt~ly S«n Je-sus and had seen
or heard of His miracles and teachings
and held him in the very. highest re·
spect. He want~ his servant healed.
eve-n if he were unworthy, and threw
himself comple-tely upon the mercy of
Jesus by saying: "Wherefore neither
thought I myself worthy to come unto
thee : but say in a word, and my serv·
ant shall be healed. For 1 also am a
man set undcr authority, having
under mt soldiers, and I say unto one,
Go, and he gocth; and to another,
Come, and he: cometh ; and to my
......,.., Do this, and he doeth it."
This wu a far crater understan<tinc
than was posst5sed by the elders of
the Jews. The centurion based his
plea upon his faith in Jesus, not upon
his own worth, because he knew he
was not worthy. ·He called upon the
me rcy and love and grace of Jesus,
and yet he was a warrior wh ose whole
life was based upon power and
authority.
THE POWEa OF TlUE FAITH
But in the-pre5mct of hi~ dying
servant , the «nturion knew that no
earthly power or human worth could
save his servant's life. He nct'fle-1 the
love, mercy, and power of God Him-
self, and he was willing to ac.knowl-td«e that only Jesus possessed all these
things. He was also willi ng to. admit
that he complett:ly su"endercd hi!\
will to Jesus. To win a victory ovtt
ourtelvu and our own ri.rhteousnen
we mast admit our unworthintts and
surrender oanelnt. ~ Jesus
hard "-thinp, he .,..-..Jiod ·Ill
him, and turned him about. 1nd aid
unto the people that lollow<d him. I
•Y unto you, I haft not loand 10 erst faith, no. not in brae.l."" And
the .oonant ..... heal«~ Ill that .,...
...... }etU ,.. c:oncemed not for
...,_ tilt or halth, bat for faith. He ......, at -time, "When the s...
ol ...., mmdh, olloll he find laltlt oa
tho artlll" (1Aioe 18:8.) With true
falth, all tlllop .... ~
•
Without faith it is impo!sible to
plene God or make any daim upoa
Him. But Jesus could and did per·
form miracles eVen where and when
no one besought Him to act. ~
Jesus with His disc.iplea and "much
people" the next day were entering
the ci ty of Na.in, the body of a dead
man was being ca"ied out of the city
for burial Hc was the only son of a
widow ; "and much people of the city
was with her." Jesus saw her, had
compassion on her, &nd aaid, ''Weep
not." His was not just sympathy or
sentime-ntality. He touched the bier
and said. "Young man. 1 s.ay unto
thee, Arise." That was a challenp
to dcoa.th itseli, and Jesus won the
contrst. Satan has th e power Of
death (Heb. 2 :14 ), but Jesus Chrtst
as God has completely O\'ercome that
power for all time and eternity.
JESUS CAM£ TO GIVE LIFE
The proof of power is what it ac·
romplishes. The proof was, .. ADd
he that was dtad sat up, and bepn
to speak," and Jesus delivered him to
his mother. And fear (reverentia1
a we l of the Lord came on all aDd
t~y glorified God, saying, "Tht.t &
great prophet is risen up among us:
and. "l'hat God hath visited hit peo-
ple." The news of this great vict9f}
o'·er death spread throughout all
Judea. And the people hid firsthand,
incontrovertible evidence that Jesus
came to bring life (not as the world
knew it), but life so abundant that
even death could not end it. Tbe
abundant life is the life of Jdllt
Christ in us. Listen, God it uable
to do exCftding abundantly above aD
that ....-e ask or think, acoordinc to the
pott't1' that worketh ia aa" (~
3:20).
LESSONSFOaus
Jesus pve Rio life that wo mi&ht
have ttt:rnal lifc. 4Whoeocver will
save his life [by hit OWD witdom or
actions] shal1 tote it: and wholoc•cr
will lose "his life' [coo~· iliueuder
to Christ] lor my uke o1il)l f!..t It"
(Matt. 16 :25), "Pot .. wlait olloll It
profit a man if 'he thiD pia tbe whole
world, and 1ooe hw own -rr (Mark
8 :36.) Do you haft Hie -tlto
abund>nt life, the ....,.. Ule?. It Ia
yours lor the ulcinc. Bat you -
ask in faith, nothinr waw:riac, m.
the c:atturion. "Beline ... the Loed
, .... Christ, oad -ihab be...,.
{Acts 16:31). The ...,hlrloft-
.. .-the .......... of -foldo that waquen aldrnz, _. I-
-lurlher Uld _ .. dlat Hew
-c-r>ld< ....... tltol -... had to lot f,_ Hlo jO II & DJt
,.... be .. tltla laiiiJ • {-Qodol?
II 101, It II ........... If II .. llleooo,Hiot.-,..-I I IN tn. reaad al A IF 1 _. .... llh. u,.. .... _...,,_
11t: oll)t wlrll CltitJI II a A -
Is 96ere Life c/Qler GJJeatll?·
a, liLLY GUIIMI-foooo Doclol• ..... llloo, Motet.; 1967
~1111' dowJt lnlldo of all ot uo Wlo uo .., _. tt111, DO more claath. no more wradtllll'
lllat 111an muot be a lito attn ciMIII. Loq.,.. ...m,.., more oomnr. '"l'ho ptM of It ohall DOt
ION Cbriot tho EI7PIIau ... .., btdldllll' oJab. ba lllut at all b7 tlaJ : tor lllare ohal! ~~ nllh11l orate p;rramlda toi~lhtlr tlttad and maltllll' pro-111an. • God Ia tho 00\lt<O of all IJP.-w•re w
Ylafon for lifo buood lila .,. ... Afrie&D chlofa be no ,Jllllgt. Wo ohall haft wonc!Aorfurdl ~
_.. bolrled with ooveral wi.. to d" -1111lrltual bodlao like lllat of tho Lo ,.... companlonahfp In the futW'O life. The No.--.Cilrlat. BeaMD will be all llrht and joy and
,...., burying hone and armor with m&IIJ' of lllol7. J,.... Clln.t will be there. I will -him
their warrlo'* oo that they might ftpt In the l~'lo face. 1 will have the opportunity to talk a~rll,fe. The preeuroor of the American Indian diNCtiT to him and to oak him a hundred qu ...
waa talkinr about the happy huntlnr lfi'Ound. tlona that I haft .... er had anowered.
Tbe Bible teacheo.-ln both the Old and New The Blblo tea<:h .. that the throne of God Ia In
TMtamenta-that there Is life after death. The hea'ND. uH•ven fa my throne, and earth It my
pt:trlarduo the pealmioto, the prophet&, all footatool" (Acto 7 :49). Hlo kingdom lo the um-
poJnted ~ the future. Abraham looked for ... vena and there ie no limit or end.
city whooe ool)der and maker io God." In 2 Cor-Beaftn Ia aloo deocrlbed aa a place of rlrht-
lnthlano, Paul writes of "a bulldlnr of God, a eouon-. It will be a holy place. If you have not
hou8e not made with hands, eternal in the been born apin, you would not enjoy heaven.
heavens." the book of Geneeia aaya of Baoeh It )'OU don't enjOy eln(ing and praising the Lord
that he '.'Walked with God : and he wao not1· for down here, ·then without a change of natur'O
God took him." The Bible tells uo that E ljah heaven would be bell to you. That'• why Jeouo
wu taken to heaven in a chariot of fire. aaid we must be born of the Holy Spirit.
J~ua Christ said! "I am. the resurrection, and And heaven will be a place of joy. The Bible
the hfe : he that be~teveth 1n me, thour~ he were 1&7'1 there wu joy in heaven whe n man wu deJ:d, yet ~ball he hve: and wh~ver hveth '~nd eruted. The morning stan sang together, and
beheveth m m! s~all ~ever dte <!ohn 11 .25--the 10na of God shouted for joy. The Bible al10 ~). Ap.ln, he satd : Because I hve, Y.e s~Jl _,.. there is joy in heaven when one sinner
hve alao•• (John 14 :19); and, "Ye beheve 1n repents
God, believe al~ in me. In my Father' a houee Agai. the Bibl tells us that heaven will be are many mansiOns .... I go to prepare a place n, . e . w· 1 k for you" (John 14:1-2). Our hope of immortal~ a place of reunJon w1th loved ones. tl we now
ity ia baaed 00 Christ alone-not on any deairea, ea~ other in heaven? Of course. Mose~ and
longings, arguments, or any instinct& of immor-EhJah knew each other. when they were, n the
tality. Yet the hope of immortality that is re~ 'Mount of Tranaft~rat1on. Both of them had
vealed in Christ agrees with all those great de-been dead for hundreda ~f yeara, but they ~P..
ires and instincts peared torether on the Mount of Tranaft&'Urat10n
s But what about. the sinner-the man who de~. ~nd held eou~~~el with Jeaua. Our Lord once aaid :
liberately rejects Jesus Christ, or the man who I Many ahal~ come frof!l the eut and the west,
neglecta ChriSt all through his life 1 He baa had and ahall ~·t do~ w1th Abraham, .~nd laaac,
an opportunity to give his life to Christ. He has and Jacob, tn the k1ngdom of heaven. Of course · h 1· 1 God we ahall know each other. had an opportumty to enc~unter t e IV ng · Husbands wives families old friends will be
He has .h~ an opportumty to 1M: born of the together .Pin. what a reun'ion it will ~!
Holy Sp1r1t. but he. has ,negl~ Jt. He has put Heaven is an eternal place. The glory of
GOO off; he has reJected Christ. . . Nineveh and Babylon are gone ; the glory of
God created ~s and gave us. the abthty to New York City will some day fade. The clory
choose. We can etther c~oose to h~e for ~ and of Paria will be gone, and that of London, and
ae:-'"e God. or "!e can .hve any kmd of life '!e Sydney. But there is a city built in the aky-
Wlah to. There 1s nothu~g God can do about. tt, eternal-that wil1 never fade. The Bible says
beeauae,he gave us-the gtft o~ freedom of cho1ce. there b no night there. What a glorious world
We don t have to serve God tf we don't want to. ChrUt is preparing for us Are you ready' Do
We don't have to go to church if we don't want you want to go? . · ·
to. We don't hav~ to read o~r Biblea if we. do!J't You may laugh at me; you may say that I am
'!ant .to. We d~n t have to hve godly, Chr1athke noninte1Jectual; you may say I don't know what
hve~ 1! we d<!n t wa~t to. , I am talking about; you may say that I am spec-
. L1ve any kmd of hf~ you want ! There a n~~h-ulatin(. Say what you like. I have the greatest
mg God e;an do about 1t. He gave you t~e abdt~Y peace and joy and happiness in my heart be·
and the hbert>:" to c~oose. But God aa1~ th.at Jf cauae 1 know where I am going. "l know whom
you choose to hve ~ hfe apart tr;o~ ChrJst,,Judg~ I have believed, and am persuaded that he is
ment and destruction and hell he m store tn the able to keep that which I have committed unto
future. him againat that day."
I would like to explain it away, but I have
studied this Book for 20 years, and I cannot ex-
amine the ~ching of Jesus without believing
that men are lost. I believe that after death thoee
outside of Christ will discover the horrible mia..
take they have made, and they will cry, "My
God, my God !" The first chapter of Proverbe
oaya that IMD will call upon God, but he will
not anawer. lien wiU aeek God, but they will not
find him. It will he too late. They will already
have made their choice and theif decision. ·
I beg of you, don't take the chance. Give your
1ife to Jeau11 Christ. Does your intellect protest
that you can't believe it? Accept it by faith,
which goes beyond your inteUect. Take the wordl
of Jesus and say, "I don't understand all about
it, but by faith I am giving my 1ife to Cbriat. I
want my aina forgiven. I don't want to be loet."
The Bible alao hu much to aay about the fu-
ture of the penon who is in Christ; the penon
who baa come to the crou; the penon who hu
come by faith to receive the Savior.
We are told there ia no more cune in heaven,
I
I have accepted it by faith-and the convic·
tion .rrows each day a11 my faith grows--that if
I die tonight. 1 will be in heaven the next mo.
ment. The Bible says : "The preaching of the
c.rou is to them that peris"h foolishness." When
I tell you that you have to come to Jesus Christ
and give yourself to him before you can get to
heaven an'd eacape hell, you say, "Why, that's
foolish." Of coune it ia. The Bible Mya that it ia
fooHehnesa to those who are perishing, because
their minds are blinded by sin. Your conscience
ia dulled, your will is paralyzed, by sin.
How do we get to heaven? Jesus said : "I am
the way, the truth, and the life." Peter affirmed
(Acta 4:12), "There is no other name under
heaven given among men, whereby we must be
saved." We cannot get there except through
Christ.
Has there been a moment in your life when
you really turned from sin to God? Has there
ever been a moment when you rea1ly received
Christ Into your heart? Come and give your life
to him now, while there is time.
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ud tM a&i .. l• belin populal i"' the earth anew. A
pel leMOa ia Mre:, aa No.h ... •ndoubtedly aub-
tee&ed lO -.c:~ ridic-.le d-.rinc eoQtNello• o( hi• ... ,P, ... lie 10, •• becaM lw:lr of the ri~teou1nua ...,k. la ~ faidl ." (HH 11:7.) WMn we completely
•••• .. oweel•ea to God and petaonelly IJl"!r-..._ Hia ,.... ... our l"'at .. t bunktu drop away _. .... llfl..t 10 .u.u-1 .. '•••I• orr....._ ... ,. __
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Grid .-... _.L d•ap•--s ~ NEWPORT HARBOR EUGII THURSOAY, IIARCit '· 1•1 '-UtRJI laJ Cllll Sf.OOIID Sf.C11011 --P ... 3. CON)IIA DEL MAl!, ',AUF.
The current art exhibit at muter ol Uti dearoe at ~=~~~a====o~A==s:=.T~~E~D~===,~~§H~~.~I"'Z'§:~~EN~~=-,
the Bayaide branch of New• California Stale Colloae 11 \Aft.
port National Bank fcaturu Lot Anaelea. He it well·
Hal Ak.ina of Laau.na Beach. known in the South Cout
PACIFIC
VIEW
M I! "'OilAL PAitlt ---CEMf:I'ERY
CREMATORY
MAUSOLEUM
22220 kMIIw......,
""""" leadl, CIMiralt (714) 57J.ll01
BE
PREPARED !
' When the rains
com• tumbling
down, be ,
I P"'P"'•d to
them
with o .smile in
Water-proofing,
Mr. Ak ins ia a native of uu not only •• an artiat
Spokane , Wash., and re-and teacher, but u coach
ccived hia bachelor o1 ana of the Laauna Beach Hi&h
and bachelor or education School football team.
deJJeu at Washihaton Uni-Mr. _,kina is a member of
vcnity, later earnin& hi s the Laauna Beach .o\rt Auo-
ci ation and '1 he California
__ L_E_~~~-!!.~!~~-E __ • __ Water Color Society. He won
CERTIFICAn: Of' BUSINESS an award in the 1967 River·
Ficticious Firm Name s ide Art Au n. ahow and
T!H: UN DERSIGNED doe"' is an annual exhibitor at lhc hereby certify that sh~ i8 t:On• du l'tin~~: a Ru l E~Jtate Inves t· Laauna Beach Fc ~tival of
ment bualoess at 320 W, Cout Ans.
Hwy,, Newpwt Beach, under Thi1 exhibit may be s een the fi ctitious firm na~ of Marie F'. Purc("ll , Real E:10tate throuah o\pril from 10 a.m.
IDvestml'latll and that 11aid lirm to 5 p.m. f\.olondaya throu&h
Ia compo11ed uf the fullowing Thursdays and 10 to 6 fri· person wh~e name io full and
f. lace of r~sidence are u fol · days at the Bayside office.
OW!!', \(looWII:
Ma ri,. frances Taormina, 425!,
Viii Lido ~ud , Ne .. ·port Beach,
LOUIS PECHI, left, o f Laguna North Orange County branch of AAU W In C111Ho rtt i11.
AIRLIFT liNG GETS
OUTSTANDING AlARD
Airman Second Class Beach and Mrs. Donald Samis of Costa their day-long seminar entitled "The in-'1\'JTNESS my hand tbi"' 28th day of F'ebru11ry, 196i, Mesa, both mem be rs of th e Newport-Costa terdependence of women's worlds," to be !l!arie F'rance8 T11ormina
Mesa branch of the American Association held March 11 at UCI. s.TATE or CAUF'~RN I A
of University women are assisting th e COUNTY or OHA:.iGE . ""· ' ON TillS 28th day of f'ebru· Women's world symposium set :::·.'::",:~~;:iJ'·::::.~ .. ·~;; , slltte, tt!!1Ld1np: therein, du lv
Th d ol h . . commil'lll'lioned and 8worn, rwof. e tren . mat we wo-t e o\mencan male and hts tivc positions in volunteer "on11lly appe11r,.d .Marie r;;D·
men returmn& to college role. work wi II .be reviewed by cu Tao rmin11 kn own to me to
and careir has moti vated a Bernard Jord4n, vice-pre· Mrs . Georgiana Bardy, me~ be the pr.r!HJn whol'lle name is
symposium to be held at sident of United CalHornia her of the Los Angeles >~ub8cribed to the within in-
ucl f k !Urument, and .. cltnowledged rom 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Ban and banker for 37 years, County Board of Educ ation to m,. that ,.he ex,.("a ted the
Saturday, March 11. wil_l explore the employer's and TV lecturer. 811m<'.
The <\naheim Branch Of posi tion. The final speech, ''Eve l'i~r~~~~~s m\· hand and uffi·
the <\merican As sociation Vocational opportumhes in middle age;" will be
Thaddeus F. Lewandowski,
son of Mr. and ~s. Thad·
deus F. Lewandowski of
1709 Hiahland Drive, Har·
bor Hizhl ands, is a member
of the 375th Aeromedica l
Airlift Win& at ScottAFB,
Illinois, tha\ hu received
the U.S. Air Force outstand-
ing unit award.
I "'"~'•' cleaning, of University 'Nomen, host will be discusaed by ')r. given by '-1ts. 4oward Cless,
bloclcing, pillow of the conference, conducted ')orolh y Ford, professor at profe ssor at C laremont
Ju,.,. H. Hill
:'llotary Public in and for said
C:ounty and St <lle,
The airman, an illustrator,
is a grilduate of Newport
Barbor Bi&h School and at-
tended Orange Coast Col-
lege, His win g was cited
for its accident-free record
of 5011,000 n yins hours over
an 8-year period and for its
leadership whi le serving
as USAF's aerom edical
evacuation ann within the
continental United States
blonlcet and a pilot s tudy in 1964 to in-USC and past pres ident of 'Jraduate School.
vestigate this trend and the National Federation of Ticke ts arc avai lable to l d«•p• cleaning ore all pa<t B · d 1 · 1 feels s trongly that a center us1ness an Pro essaona the public at 54.50, inc lud-
our ser..-ice along with should be established in Women. in& brunch and c offee brcat.
regular we-"ly lau,,d•>l '.)range County to offer vo-The prac ti cal consider&•
ond cleaning. cation&! counseling. ti on of takins a job will be
VALET 01 EAIEIS
J"•' CaU 01 S·DII.
lli? &. COAST IIIWAT ..
COIO•A DD. IIU
Directory
INSURANt..:£ ...
FOR AI.L OF YOUR
INSURA,.CIE "'EEOS
'ROBERTSON -SA.DLEIR
INSU RANCE
3333 E. Otut N'tll')'. rc.,... 411:'1 M• -U~:JUO
FUNERAL DIRECTORS ..
MLTZ
MORIVARIES
1741 SUPERIOR AVE.
COSTA MESA
Mi dway b-2424
3520 E. COAST HI WAY
CORONA O£l MAR
ORiole 3.q450
Shin 1942
F'rlendly Nel-"borbood
Service
BELL BROADWAY
MORTUARY
110 Broadway
U 8·3433. 8·3434 Coaa Mesa
Weslclill§' Chapel
o!-'!"""'~ 427 E. 17ilo ST.
COSTA lo.IESA ... .._
"The interdependence of pre sented by Mrs . !>orothy
women's worlds," the su~ 'Nenck, Orange County home
jcct of the conference, will advisor for the o\sricultural
be launched by 'Jr. NMbert E xtension Service of the
'Jiasscr, a research psy· Uni vers ity or California.
chologis t, as he exami nes Executive and Administra·
Drill captains selected
Tridenette drill team
captains for the •67-'68
school year have been
selected at Corona del Mar
hi&h school.
The new captains arc
Dorothy Patterson, Anate
Tosti and head captain
Cathy Bryan, The drill team
is sponsored by Min Pcqy
Crawford, ph ysicaJ educa·
tion teacher.
--L-E-GM.-,-. Ko-,TICI "
The new captains, com--
petins in a field o( 6 ·
p~rformed, i~ front of
., }~dse s. The }uilaC& ."'""•
''racuhy ~ rne'tllbeii on
Corona del Mar campus:
.\irs. Joa~''Kuhns, counselor·
Mrs. Pat Stines,
Je,.,.ie R. It ill
~otary Public in and for u id
County 11nd Sta te.
My Commis!l ion f'xpitl'll Or t,
24, 1970.
Publish: Marcb 9, 16, 23, 30,
1967, in thf' Nt-wport llinbor
Ensign.
education teacher;
Corea, music department
chairman and Miss Pe&JY
Crawford , drill team advi-
sor and physical education
teacher.
The new captains were
chosen for their orisinal
ideas, c~rdination and
leadership ability. They
will meet once a week fm
the remainder of the year
and will be gin plannina
half-time prosrams for next
year's football season.
Trideneue practi ce will
begin after Easter vacation
and will continue until try·
outs in May . There will be
no limit on the number of
drill team mem bers.
Flag twirler and majorette
tryouts wi ll be held at the
end of April. Practices are
now being conducted under
the supervision of Miss
Crawford.
MARKET BURGLARIZED
The Cellar
A buralar borke into OJy
Le Valley•s Market, 112M(>
Fadden Pl., Central New-
port, Monday Feb. 27, and
stole StOO wo rth of hard
I i quor:.:·=-==-=-·===,.--
Steak
l.ohsttr
LEGAL NOllC!
Cf:RTiftCATt Of BUS INESS
F'i ctitioas Firm Narae
My Commisiiion f'~pi re,. 0 1'!,
N, 1970.
Publi!ih: \larch 9, 16 , 23, 30,
1967, in tht-Se .. ·port Harbor
Ea11ip.
Bay sidt Ctnltr
Corner of
Jambor~~.& Baysi d~ Orin
Ttltpllont
675-2181
O P EN '
11 A.M. to 9 P.M.
P .. ll '1\ehu '•
The World's Finur
"EATIN CHICKEN"
8 P ieces •••.•• S2.10
12 Pieces ••• ,., S3 .15
16 Pieces. , ••• , S4.20
S HRlMV
7 Sh ri mp •••••• 51.25
14 Shrimp •••• , • 52.50
21 Sh rimp •..••• 53.75
Old Fashion ed
FR ENOI FRIES
2)C' ~r order
GJ .J.Ial"f'e/1
STUDIO OF CHARM
AID MODELING
PlleM fer Fit££ Br«lt.,.. •
"SECRETS OF BEAUTY"
~ 1 Co.r• epproeN •r tka ~
..... f.liJ . su ... ,, r .. ww. ''"'riiCiio~~ * MODELING AND TELEVISION * CHARM AND PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT * DRAMAT ICS-SPEECH-UTILE THEATRE * Sp.c.ia l CourMs for Homemoken*'oreer Girls
n..oRENCE SMALES Di~ •I o.r ~ Li-.....1
H0U1S MOOIUNG AGENCY
t .... .., t -.-. 1519 N. M.in, Sa .. Aa.--547o6971
Smolt.g styk Sparr Rihs
LUNCH 11 :30 -3,30
DINNER -5-11
Closed Sundays
2211 Fo<nl, Laguna Beach, 494-5455
Titf. UNDERSIGNED doe8
hereby certify that .sh<!! is con-
d .. c tinman.\lnterior Oesip basi•
ne s111 at 208 Coldearod, Coraua
del Mer, Callfona la, a.ader the
rictitloas firm name of Paraat
Interiors ud that said firm ill
com po~~ed of the followlas per•
son wb 08e aame in fall an.d
piece of realdeace are as fol•
lowfl, to wit :
Esther [. Panu:~t., 208 Co Idea•
rod, CorOM del M•r, Callforoia.
You can play three records
for what it cost to play
two in1939.
WITNESS my hud this 23rd
~;:::;;;:::;;;:::;;;:::;;;:::;;;:::;;;;;;;:::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:::;;;;;;;;;;;:::;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;:;;;;:;;;~ d a y o f Fe hrUI ry , I 9115 7 , I Esther E. Paraat
STATE OF CALIFORNIA'
RESTA URANT FRAN<;AIS
FRENCH SPECIALTIES
' CHEF RENE
FORMERLY Willi ROMANOFF
5111. IALIOA ILYD.
IALIOA
67S.71U
COUNTY OF ORANGE 111111'
ON TillS 23rd day of Febna·
ary, 1967 , befare me, 11 Notary
Public i• a•d for uld COCIIIty
I
••d •t.tle, rea,dlas dt.erela, ·
duly cammla•lo•ed aad awor.,
persoa•lly appeeNd Eedt.er E.'
P•Nat blawe ta IH to be lite
,-rwaa wit•• •• .. 1 I• ••boo
ecrlbed to tile witlt.la iutnl•
••'• ud aebow .. dpd to -·
O..t •II• eue•tecl tt.. ....
WITNESS _,. lied •H offl·
elal ... 1.
Bnri•«• L. &et•
Keu.ry P.llllc Ia .. 4 for .. 14 c ... ty .... State. . ..,. c ...... , ... ,.,.. rt ......
... , .. 1969
The price of electricity is 1/3 1ess. •
Then how come your electric bill isn't lower Wday?
Answer: you're using a lot more electricity today.
The typical home"""" electricity 40 different ways.
SpMking of low cost, the down'Mird trend in the
price of Edioon electricity ia all the more amazing
when you conaider that lot year alone, Edison's
total taxes amounted to more than $108 million
(that's over 296 thousand dollars every day of
the }'1!&r) '
Of course, the size of our tax bill helps to lighten
yours -a unique advantage of being served by an
invt!!!tor-<>wned electric utility.
Still in all, we think the greatest service i n
inYI!IItor-<>Wned company like Ediaon can perfonn ia
to keep electricity abundant and low in coat.
Just think bow many thinp you do that depend
on electricity.
Likoliatoning to your favorile ~ ot.n.
"'"-• ...,... CIDIIt o1 • ~u ....... o1 ~, to ...._.a
If tW n.~~••,. t..., ill k4 ~ 1oww U.... ia l-.
OPal 5<30 TIL O.OSIHG
• Q.OSED MONDAY P.lll .. lu Jlucll 1, 9, ••· IS,,
1961 .... """ .... ·-, .... . Sout!Mm C•llfomM Etn.on ConlfMny
.,..,-~ .,. '" ·-·
•
.._MI'-.,AYD
,.... "'(los .. Me .. F th ...... I.e Blotter :!'.:..~~d.~:;, ~~~ rom e ru I e
Vickery. 1)65 Tustin Ave •• .._.,, F.a.,, '11 cleaner ••• atolen out o( porch ol Roland Ovieu,
will be on diaplay Much ~ A SYMoot wooden oar, a closet at the Newport 3601' W. Balboa Blvd., Woat
to n iD tho all-Califomla valued at Sl.S, was stolen Bcac:h Tennis Club. 2601 Newport. • .Raymond , Am-
juried an uhibhioa at the orr the boat ""Sea Lure•• 11 Battblu.ff Or., Eaat 81'![£. linJ, l'H~ Sct~nJ Sun Dr.,
NadoaU o.-16 S\ow in 1601 Bayside Dr., Corona on ~eb. 23 ••• An 3·foot H_ubor Vtew !"hil s, ttopped
S. Bernardi 0 Sc 1 lu del Mar bclon1ina to Cur· plaattc boat, valued at hts car put~ally on Mac-
bJ Judith Bln..;d. ~2& ~i: til R. Crook, 2~01 Harbor IllS. W&l ~tolen Feb. 23 Arthur Blvd. 'and partially
Udo Nord. Lido I ale will View Dr., Hubor View from Jack R1ley, 26~5 Bay-on Harbor Vu:w Dr •• and
_, be di 1 ' Hills. , .A S120 vacuu.m t hore Dr., Bay Shoru; the was struck on the left front
"!to on 1P ay. boat was moorod off lhe fender by a car driven by
LIGAUIOTIC! LF.GAL MOTIC! sw;m beooh. • .A lamp, John A. Woodo, 2618 New-
ORDINANCE NO. 1206
AN ORDINANCE OF TilE
CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH
AMENDING SECTIONS 14.12 ••
040, 14.12.1 50, 14.12 .1 7~
14.12.190, AND 14.1 2.200 Ot-
THE NEWPORT BEACll
MUN ICIPAL CODE RELATING
TO WAT~R RATES AND
CHARGES
The City Council of the City
of Newport Beach does ordain
a 10 follows:
SECTION I. Section 14.12 .•
040 of the Newport Beach
MunidJMJ I Code is amended to
read:
"14.12.040 R•aJ/na.. ro
larva C"a•ve•· There shall be
eharged and collected a bi-
monthly readiness to serve
charge fr om each customer lor
each mete r on the basis of the
follow log .11chedu le:
f or %-inch me ter Of less, J 3.50
For l-inc h me tl"r ••• , , , 4.50
For 1\>i·inch meter •. ,, •• 7.00
For 2·inch meter •• , •.• , 9.50
f or 2!l-inch meter.,, •. 12.00
For 3-inch me ter, , ... , 14.00
F'or 4-ioch me ter ...••. 19.00
f or 6·inch me ter ....•. 28.00
f or B·inch meter •...•. 37.50
f or 10-inch meter •.••. 47.50
f or 12·inch mete r .•... 57.50
Readin e.-.s to serve charges
11hall not be f!ubject to refund
or proration if '>loervice to any
customer is terminated during
anv bimonthly period.
1-"or any si~e meter nnt above
described , the read ines"" to
serve charge may be establish-
ed from time 'to time by reso-
lut ion of the Citv Counril." SF:C TIO~' 2. Section 14.12.-
150 of th e J'lie,.·port Bea ch Muni-
cip,ill Code is 11mended to read:
'14.12.150 r..,..,...,,. Cltart-•·
lfhen water service to any pre•
mises ha-" been turned off ~
cau se of nonpayment of 11 bill
or violation of any of the pro-
visions of thi11 ch11pter, or
ordt>red turnt>d off by the owner
or tenant, a ttu·n-oo c harge in
the amount of Tt'n Dollars
IS!Ol 11hall he rolle cted in advance .''
runninl liahu, and a s tern port Blvd., We s t Newport
190 of the Ne~wpon Ouch li&ht were stoJcn off the • , .William G. Brinahunt,
Municipal CIX'Ie ia amended 10 boat of Chester F. Salis· 112~ Topu Ave., Balboa read: .
"J4.r2.190 Turn-olf Proe•· bury, IS14 Balboa Ave., Is land, was arrested on an J~,~,.. After the passa1e of Balboa Is land, moored at Oceanside municipal court
thirty d•ys from the bimonthly 331 E. Bay Ave,, o n the warrant a t lndusuial Way me ter readinJt dates show n on the bills , a l at 11hsll be pr e· Island ••• A thief stole a and Superior Ave., in We s t
pared settin1 forth th e loe~~· $3~0 outboard motor from Newport Heights •.• Vincent
tion of the premisell and the the aarage of Vard B. Wal-F. Nash, 6030 W. Coau
names of the ownena or teunts lac e, 2806 The Rhine, New-Hwy,, West Newport, was to whom 11ervice i• being fur• nished where chllfltf!S have port. • .A po le, used to cap-arr.csted on a drunk in pub--
become an.d remaio delinquent , ture s tray animals. was Ito-lie" chasge at 425 32nd St.,
toBether with the amount of len from a Newport Beach in West Newport ••• A burg-
the unpaid charges. On the police t.ru.ck, parked at the Jar s tole 2 "Royce Union" next business day water "hall
be turned off from ~uch Pl"e-pol ice station. • .Marine bikes from the garage of
mi11es and shal1 not be turned navigation equipment, val-Barbara L. Koi visto , 332
on again until al1 unpaid char· ued in e xcess of 5200, was Prospec t Ave., Newport
ges, together with tht turn~n "taken off the boat "Paci-Shores •.. A thief stole the charge sr,cified in this
cba pter,sha I have bt"t>n paid.'• fi er" at 1137 Bayside Dr., 16-in ch red and white bike
SECTJO~ ;=,, Section 14.12.-below Irvine Te rrace, be-of Cory A. Kimball, 2201
200 of the Se wpon Reach longing to William Mosely Waterfront Or., Corona del
Munic ipal Code is arnendrd to Jones , 1137 Do lphin Ter •• Mar, from the famil r c ar-
read: Irvine Terrace •.• Cecil W, port; her name is on th e "14.J2 .200 Te"""' O•pos/1. In the tvent that the afplicant McKampson of Santa Ana, back fender of the bike .••
for water servicr shal no t l!e Mack P. Freed, 2 11 Palme r Four su itcases, a blue cos-
tht> owner in fee of the pro· St. Costa Mesa and Ro-metic case, and a garment
perty to be supplic:-d "'i~h water, be,'t Mendoza o'f L aguna bag, valued at 5300, were or does not own th e •mprO\'t'•_,
mc nts thert>on , a depos it shll.n Beac~ were tak ~n to Haag s to len during the past
~ required equivalent to one Hospital followtng the 3-month from the garage of
a';ld ooe-half _ti':"es the "'"eral!t' car pile-up of their cars on Alan J. Rosenberg, 1 ~-l\) h1-mo~,t.hlv .bdlln111_forbllhe usher Newport Blvd, at Industrial Windward Ln., Baycrest •••
classJ 1cahonapp JCa e to I e W · W N A th. f d ff ·th I" property, as lle term 111ed by the ay. Jn . est ewport. • . te rna e o Wt v
F inaoct' Oirector. 'll"hen the A c ar dnven by Bernadette folding chairs from 2414
deposit has .b_een mad,. and .a ll Altomare, 300 Bayside Vista del Oro, East Bluff,
other rondJttons of se-rv mg Dr. rear-ended a car dri· belonging to George Uo l-water have been met, water ' . shall~ 5 upplied." ven by her tratler-mate, stein and Sons, during
S[CTIOS 6. Th is ord inance Joanne Schoolman, on New-February. sh~ll. h<' published oocl!' in .the port Blvd., near 26th St., W•dn•sday, March 1
offt clal newspaper of the C1.1Y· in Central Newport. John M. Davidson, !Oo and the same shall be effe ct1ve
30 days after the date of its Tu•sclay, Fal.. ll Agate Ave., Balboa Isl and,
ad option. . was arrested on a drunk Th d · A mo tor b1 ke driven ..... is or •nance "'"as inuo-u' driving c harge at 3 a.m .•• duced at a re1ular meeting of Ri chard L. May of Anaheim I .
the City Council of the City of chanaed lanes 00 Bayside A prow er was reported m
:'\ew.,...rt Beach held on the n... h f C H the 5200 block of Neptune I ,-, r r b 96~ VJ., sout o o ast wy ., 4th ay o t' ruary, J '· and collided with an Olds-Ave., in Newport Shores ••• and was adopted on 'thf' 27th A customer gave a bank
'"!of February, 1967, by tht mobile driven by Omgor ... Jerk al the Bank of Amer;-fo l owi ng vott", to .. ·it: Simsek, 312 Dahlia Ave., ..
AY£5. COU~C ILM F.:N : R ot~'""'• Corona del ,\-tar ••• A caus-ca. 3445 Via Lido, Lido SECTION 3. Section 1-i. I 2.·
liO of the Newport Beach
MunicipAl Codt' is amend ed to read:
Parsons , \lar~hall, Gruber, Shops Area, a note she C • 1· ., Sh I• ti c solution was acc ident· oo .. , org1 • e on fOWl d on ooe of the cu s to-i'i0£5, COU~CILME~: lliont" ally pumped onto the s t.reet ad
ABSEST cor~CIL.\I EX: ~one on E. 811.lboa Bl vd . from a mer des ks; the no te re, ,
Pa ul j. Gruber .. This is a s tickup . I ve boiler in the basement of "14.12.170 o~.~. o.,,._ ·"rr
wu ter users shall be billed bi -
monthly and. all .charge• for
"ater shall be payabll!. fifteen d o~ys from th e mt'tt'r r~~dintt
date <~~hown on the bill11.
.-\TTEST: \layor got a bottle of ac id; hand the Pacifi c Te lephone o ver the money ..... The buildin& in Balboa; passing 5U-root sloop "Atorrante,"
cars S!'lashed the corrosive
~[f.TI0"\1 4. Sec ti on 14.12.-
LEGAL NOTICE
'\'OTlCF: Of' IIF'.\RJSG
J£!~1: l,>.JU;)U.!!Y .C\I.l~
\hat th,. Rotu il ...,r ~up<"r> '"'''"'
of tht' Lountv of Orange, State
of C.oliforniu, has h\• "''"''<nlu •
lion tioJtt"d th" I lth da\ of
f,.l!ru<~r', 1967. r~ .. rr .. r .. ,l its
int,.ntion to ann••• thr rontl,e•
\lflU ~ uninr nrpor.otPd t,.rritoty
h .. rrmahf'r d,.sr ribrd to 7th
La ura Lagios
Citv Clerk
Pu blish, .\!arch 9, l96i, in
The :'l"e..-port Harbor Ensijm
LEGAL NOTICE
solution onto the cars of belonging to Earl Sawyer,
.Jean ~1ill er, 1741 Tus ti n 53 5 Via Lido Soud, Lido
Ave., Costa Mesa, and Sam Isle, was burglarized of a
Lentine of San Juan Capis-sJn 'tape recorder ••• Two
trano . , .A sso wicJr.:ey chair hub caps and a side view was stolen orr . the· f('(l(\t miJior were stolen off the
-(Contin•ed"on pa_&e 6)_
LEGAL NOnCE LECAL HOTICE
\"OTICE Of IIEARI:\'G County, , .. ;J pt!in t bei n!t thf'
'liOTJCf: IS HEREBY GIVE 'II ttu,. point of be,!liinning of th;-
that thl' Board of Supervi!lors land to be descr i~d : thcncf',
of the Count y uf Oun~, State continuing alont~: ,. .. ;d ~outh•
of Californ ia. has bv Re11oolu• ea~tcd)· line and the ~orth •
tion d~tted tht 14th da'/ of Paste rlv lin~• of ,.airl Lanr
•
NEWPORT HAROOR EUGH
SECOND SECTlDII --Pqel
THURSDAY L!!ARCH 9, 1967
COflltiA DtL IIAll, CAIJ '·
HOT FOOT CURE -Paul Rose, who was sponsored
by Costa Mesa Kiwanis No rth lo r th e YM CA "walk-a-
than," gets a foot rub at the finish line fr om his dad,
John Rose, vice·principal at Estan cia High School
and mern ber of the board of O range Coast YMCA.
Paul's younger brother, C raig, walked 10 mi les of the
25-mile course even though he was no t an official en-
trant. (Swenson photo.)
SENTENCING TOOAY
lN OOUBLE SLAYING
A senten<:ing and pro ba-
t ion hearing for \lichael
Daughertr of Costa \lesa
t s scheduleJ for today,
\larch ~. in Superior Court.
He has pleaded guilty to
second d~gree murder in
the duel slayin1 or his wi fe
and her companion Jan. n
in Costa \lesa.
t\ char ge o f 2nd degree
murder means that the death
penally would not be tm-
posed, according to a de-
puty district attOfney .
16.tO Supariar .4..-a.
Ll 8-5531
o APPAREL -WOMEN
JEAI DAHL
WON'T GIVE ADDRESS
Eleannr L. Luna, who re·
fused to gi \•e police her
addrl!SS, was arres ted at
4:05a.m. Wednesday, March
l, at 34th St. anJ Balboa
Blvd., in West ~ewport, on
a ch arge-t..lf possession of
mariJUana .
Pol ice stopped her car
for failur~ to obey a s top
sign a t 36th St. She pro-
duced iden tification belong-
ing to Gail C lifton of Ne·
vada but was recogni zed by
pol ice as a Harbor Area
resident.
o FIBERGLASS
FIER~LASS SUPPUES
_ _cry,uoli~ ~ation
Casting Resins & Molds
! Fib.rgloss Mal.,iols cnJ
Supplies -Ll FI-029i
1626 Placentia, Cos ta Meso
o HEALTH EQUIPMENT
RECOGNIZED HAIR STYUST
NOW AT
LIDO HAIR FASHIONS
llfr. Riek
is a -..bet of ~~~~ Onap Couttcy Hair
Srylina P~!ftel tt>r Califomi• tr.nd i• also
itl The Haitdruaer A .. oc. for Orao4e-
Cowr.cy·. Wr. Rick is now workin1 m
Newport Beach co eern all of you with
the best and che-latest in hair srylin1
at all dme•. Come in Of" c•ll for
appoint:mst ac
Lido Hair Fashions
3424 Via L ido
Newport Beach
OR }-78l0
I
Shop & Compare
w ..... ,~ ,;,.., ..,_,,_ •"Y'W ....
•""' .. '" , ..... ,~caa Open Mon. lo Fri. nlthts 'IY 9:011 ,. ..
Orco Block C'o.
BUILDING BI:OCKS • ALL SIZES -ALL TYPES
Talapboae:
1M2 ll:crtallcl. Staatoa
"1!i"&
WILCOX-CRITTENDEN
HARDWARE
Na"'lptten•l Ch1~aeoke
2700 w. Coaet Mwy., N.l .
Soq.fJ31
Z..I\I'AI li'AIMTI
o NURSERY
IAekHD 7-Wt
2320 S. Main. Scrata Aaa
• PET SUPPLIES
TaoPtCAl 'ISH
•• hove ftte l•gesl aru•
-..et M.ttilul ... Ktiort •f
tntpi cat fish in the areca.
V.a al10 carry a lull line af
1141•i""" s, ~d of I accas.-
IOtias nM4ect lor ftt• hobby. s... ... s.. r..,;c.r, 218 "·
IO;r_,, C.M. Ubony 8-7961,
Costa Maea
1.,.,.,., \l,oint .. nanr f' Ui~trirt ,
an d ha .. fillo>d \\,.•lnrsdav, tht'
.!lnrl d." of \l arr h, J96i, at
th•· hnur of 10:()() o'rlock a.m.,
•Jf .... oid da1· 111 th .. Chambrrs of
th" HniiTd nf .;;Uflt'T' ;,.,oro;; of the
Cr,unty ,f (lraujile in the Orangl'
Cuo1ntv ·\dmin i. .. trrat ion Build·
in!!. "•I 1 \"orth "Wcamnre ~t ref!t,
"'llnto~ ·\nd. Califurn ia, a~ th~>
linw and p[;,rr for the hearin!!
upon th•· IJIH""tion of !!a id an•
"'"'·•t inn and all objections
th••r••tn. <II whirh time and
place all izllerested persons
may "PP"ilr aD d be heard.
t.'dull:ty·; thence-o lt>tl\"ing said
e~4tn ia,a. comta-bw,ua.dary
fin.,, a ion! said Southea ~terly
li.Ae ol \at: -\rthur Boulevard ~-21J!' 15' 26'" E. 1399.13
fl'"cl to the int,.rsection of
'!>a ir! Southeas terly line of
\lar .-\rthur Boule•·ard \o"ith
thr Southwe~ter1 y line of the
land described in a deed to
the State of California, re~
corded January 3, 1966, in
Book 7795, Page Iii, Offi-
c ial Records of said Oran ~··
County; thence, alonjl" ~aid
Southwr."HNlv lin<" tfle fol-
lowing cour~es: S. 32° SO'
0 1" L 265.84 ft>f:t to thf"
beginning of a tanF<"nt curvf'.
concave Southerlv and ha vinp:
a radius of 25.00'ff'rt; th,.nr t',
Southeasterlv alon!l !laid
curve throu@:h a C~'ntrnl anRit'
of 84° ·~9' 16", .<n arr d; ...
lanc e of 37 .01 f,.,.t: th f'n ro·,
tangent to s aid curn• '· 62°
20' 43 " [. 168,62 il'"rt to tfl,.
Frbruary , 1967, derlar,. its Channc'l, th l' followinfl cour -
intention to ann f!'x thf' r on-ses and curVf'!i: S. 290 I.'J ' fclettet Dresses & Sportswear
Accessories an-d Gifts
Newporter Inn 0 R S.. 1700
Weslcliff Plaza Ml 2-2444
Newport Beach
"KEEPING FIT
CAN BE FUN"
REN l
o PLUMBING
\1 an v tim!' prior 10 tht> time h · r f'!lmninp: o a tanp:,.nt rutH" ft,l!'d fur ht'aring, any ioter,.st• c oncave "ortherly and ha•·in11
"d prr<~~on,. rnay file with thf' a ra d ius of 100.00 ft"rt;
f:l,.rk uf tht' Board of Supervi-th,.11re, Southrast,.rly and
'"DO'I of th r Cou nt y of Oran~te Xorth<'agt,.rJy alon11 ,.aid
wri tten objf"c tion!l to thf' pro• curv,. throu!lh a r,.nuo~J anF lr
pmwd annP xation , which ob-of sao 23 ' 51", an arc di:<·
J .. r tion"' ,..; I I be con.!lidered hy r 162 a· r h tanr P " . > ,.,.t: t ,.n ,.,., th,. Hoard of Supervigors at tanl!t'nl 10 ,;;aid r un·e \. 29o
th,. timt· and place fixe d for 15' 26 .. L 2 54.7~ f,.;-1 10 th,.
hcarin11. Th.-boundnriel'i of thP br,11inn in~~: of a tnnl!"l"nl r urvr
'.,,,.,"'Y pt"P"'· •" to h'" ;ann '"l• ' h 1 1 h ~ u v " concavP :--out 'i'"f y an r a•·ing .-d ur,. dt',.rriht'd a" follows : ~~~ ,, radiu!o of .... ">0.00 r .. ,.,:
UNIVERSITY IHOUSTR i4 th Pnr .. , "urth•·a .. tt"r!y nn d
P.I.RK .I. NNE X .I. T/ON N 1 ."'outhrnsterh· alon,11 ,. .. ;,]
·\II that certoin lun r ut'"'"· thrgugh n central
trd in the County o an,re , anj!:lr of 88 19' 49", an ar r ~tat,. of Californi11 , 1 srribt"d di stanc.. of 693.i4 f<"et:
Its follows: h ·d t !'nee, tanfent to l'!al rur~·e That rortion of Block.~"~ 7 S. 62o 2-' 45•• F:. 910.86
and 49 o Irv in'"'" Suhdi\"i.o;ion, fret: th ence S. 6 JO I I' •'2"
as "'lhow n on a rnap reeord!'rl ~ .. 1099.99 ff'"e t: thence, S.
in Book I, Pag,. BR of \lis· ",70 14' 06" E. 590.82 fe,.t to
cella.ueous Maps, recordA of the brginning of a tanF,ent
811id Oraa~ Cou 11ty, Califor-r ur.-1!' conr aVP Southwesterly
oia, dueribed u follows: and hav i n~ a radius of 750.00
C:ommencintt Il l thr rrot,.r-f<'et : tht>.nr ,. Soulht>a<~~terlv
lin .. inlen,,.ctiun of Campu<~~ a lnnl! "11id r urvr-throu11h ~
Or ivf', 80,00 frrt wid,., and cent ral au!fle of 28 11 .14' 5J",
Jamboree Roult>vard, 60.00 an arc distance of .17•t,1.1
ff',.l wid .. , a,. ,.h ow n on a mop feet: thence, tangent to u id
r,.cord,.d in Rook 84. Pattt' rurve S. 28° 39' 11" E.
26 of Rt>rord,. ol ~urv;-y , r,.• 320.98 feet to thf' b<-ginnin.u:
toord,. of .!Jaid Orange County: of a tangeat c urvt' r oocave
thence IIIOD!l ~aid cent,.rlinl' i"J nrtheasterlv aod ha vinp: a
o ( Jamlffir,.f' Hoult"vanl N. n~dius o( 600.00 feet: thl"nce,
•'0° 38' 14" L 1320.00 fet"t Sootheast<!rly 11lonl! llla id
more or le<~~8 to an lnter!lrr -rurve throu~~:h a central an,rle
lion of <1111id centerline af of 200 55' 02", an arr dis•
Jamboree Bou le Yard with the lance af 219.05 fef't; thence,
rxi~tin@ common bou nrl11 ry S. 490 34' IS" [. 39.85 ff'et:
lint-be tw,.,.n thl" Oran@f' thence, leaving ~aid South•
County Mun ir ipal WAter llil'i• we11 terly line of th e land o(
trict and th e Coutllol the s tate of California, S, 49°
Municip1l Wa ter Dl11tr ic t, 21" 46" E. 83.10 feet to !!laid
a11 creeted by the Jr.vioe centerline of Jamboree Boo le-
Aon e•ation to uid Coas tal nrd; thence, 1long 1111id cen•
Municipal lli'ater Diatrict terlio e of J•mboree Boolevard
dated November 26 , 1948 S. 400 38' 14" If, 3150.20
u d rec orded in Re •oln·• feet to the ttoe poiat of be·
tion No, 62..01 7 of the Board AioolnA-
of Sopervl!tor. of Ontuae DATED1 Fe bruary 14, 196 7
Couoty, uid latar.ectloa BY ORDER OF THF: ROA RO
l.c.i•8 a l•o lhe tnte poiat of OF SU PF.:R VISO RS OF
be&hr.•las of the l•nd to be ORANGE COUNTY,
de•c ribed; tlac•ce, par•llel CA LIFORNIA ,
wltla aa id CIUlHiillf: of ea.,.. 1.£. ST JOHN
,.a Otl•e ••d elotll u ld Cooaty Clerit aad u-oHie lj
ni•lilll co.~too boudary Clerk of the Board of S.~t"t'l
li•e N. 49° 1r S4" w • .S94J ... urw of Or••~ Co.•ty, c.u.
91 feet to ~e Soatkeutetly for-.111 li•• o, ... c Arthw 8oolaurd, (SEAL)
100.00 t..a .-lth .. •t.awa aa !h-Mabel L. Ca•teis ...u _, rac...Aed '• look oe,.,, N. Pep 16 ollilllac.allaHooa•' P•llll•ht ~~~ t •d 9, 1967,1 ..... '"_. •' .. w Or•r I• IJ.a Ne"'pon R•bor Eulp 1
li@ ttO!I ,.,nnincorporlltf'd territ orv 26" 'o\, 156.98 f;ort to til••
hrr,.inn her de"'lcribed to 7th bcji!inninl! of a tanttent I"Utl"f'
S!'"'"r Ma int~·nanre District, t'Oocave Ea~terlv and ha \"i nM
anti h11.oo fh<:>d Wedntosday, the a radius of 325.00 f••et:
22nd da.,on.f Milrch , 1967, Ill thence, .South••rlv al on~ ... li •l
the hour of 10:00 o'clock a.m. curve through a c,.nt ral an,11lr
of .s11 id don· at th e Chamber,. nf of 49° 23' 48", an arr di,..
of the ll oarrl of ~uperviAots of lance of 280.19 fNH ; thenced
the Cou nt y nf Orange in tht' tangent to Aaid cun·e S. 20 Oran~t'" County Admi n i<~~trati on 08' 22" E. 646.49 (tot'! to the
Buihlinf{, 515 ~otth srcamore bettinointt of a tan~~;ent CUfVI"
.;;treet, S11nta .-'na, Ca iforuia , concave :'l"orthf'asterl)· and
il"' th,. timt' and place for the havi11p: a radi ul'l o f 350.00
he.o rin,~~ upon thto quf'stion of feet: the nre, Southf'tU'lterl.-
,.,.;d annPl:at ion and all ob-alonfl said r urve throu,~th a
jt>ction <i thl"reto, at which time central angle of 3">0 40' .))",
and place all intert'sted jM"r-anarrdiMancl" of 217 .97 fl't"t;
'<On'\ may appt'ar and be heard. thence, tanfeDt to ,.aid run·r
-\t an y time prior to the time S. 55° 49 li" ~ .. '">63.31
fi:re d for hearing, any in terest-fe et to thP be,~tinnin!! of a
ed JN'T,.oo,. may Iii,. with the tangent cun•e conra\"e '\orth ·
(Jerk of th<" Board of Su pervi -f'H.S terly and havin.u: a rad iu,.
!'lors of thl" County of Oranp:to of 600.00 feet: thenr f', South·
wriHen objt>ctionl'l to the pro• easterly along ,.aid r urYe
loO .. eil ann,.:rlltion. which ol~ throo.~!(h 11 central anMI•• of sd
JeCtions will he con!lidered by 22' 40". an arc dist!tn•·e of
the Board of ~upt>rvisor!'l at the 56 .. 12 feet; thence. tangrnt
ti m,. and plAce fi:rt"d for hear-to <'la id curve, S. fil0 II' 57 ''
in11. Th,. l!ou ndnrie,., of the E. 635.86 feet to th e South•
t,.rritory proposed to be an• easterly line of that C'l"rta in
ne:red nrt' described 1111 follow:oJ: land deAcribt>d in n derd to
UNIVERSITY IHDUSTRI.I.L. tbe lrvi nt> lndu atrial c...,mplex , recorded Julv 31 , 196-J, in P.I.RK .I. NNE X .I. TION NO. 2 Book i !59, P'a!!'"" 973·98."> of
All that certain land 11 itua• OHicial Records of ,.aid
tf'd in the Count y of Oran~e. Oraage County; tht'nCl", along
State of C11l ifornia, described s aid Southeaste r1· line N. as fo llows: o
T 27 38' 26 " E. 56.47 feet
h"rrtion of Blocks i , 8, to the beginnine-of a tangent
48 an 49 of Irv ine's Sub-c urve conca,·e SoutheasterlY , <li vi~ion per map tf'Cotded in andh 11v ing~t rarl iu!l of 2000.dO
Flook I , Pafi:t' 88 of Miseel-fret; thtnce, "or1hea,.terly
lan'"OU$ Maps in the office of along said cur ve throujlh a
the Cou nty Rl"corder of said centra l angle of IJO 00' 00",
Oran,re Connty, de11cribed as 311 arc distance of 453.79
follow!!: fl"~t: th~nf't', tanp;ent to 8a id
Gomm!'nc ing at the cent,.r• c ur 1·e N. 400 38' 26" ~:.
li 11e in tersection oU.lac Arthur 379.61 feet to a point in tt
Oou levard, as descri bed in a oon-tanfljent curve, concave
det>d to the Coutu f of Oranse, Sou th westerly and having a
re corded Janu11ry 0, 1963, in radiuA of 2000.00 feet, (a
Book 6389, PaJ!!e 641 of Offi. radial li ne bears No 190 3 1'
cial Records of said Orenge 59" F:.), uid cur ve bf.i ns
Coun ty , with the Northeaster-a lso the centerline of •aid
ly line of uid Block 7: Lane Road: thence, North•
thence , 11lnng !'laid North• we11terly gJnnJ!! !!laid c urve,
euterly liae S. 49"' 21' 34'" and alons nid centerllae of E. 106.76 feet to the center• L R d I line of Lane Road, as de -ane oa D throuah I. centra ugle of 6 53 " f3", au arc •cr ibed in a deed to th e dietuce of 240.59 feet;
County uf Oreo8e, recorded , thence, continoin8 aloae; nid
Ocltober 13, 1966, in Bookf ceaterliae of l..aae Road, tao•
8075, Pal!e 290 ,of Official gent to aald curve, N. 770
Record• of 11a td Or·n~f 21 ' 34" W, 1~.88 feet to
County: the nce, eloap; .. td t tlae ttoe._poiat of befli•ala11,
ceoterllne of Lane Road S., DATED· f""ebrury 14 1967
17° 21' 34" E. 68.19 f111et to 'f BY ORDER OF THi: BOARD
a point M a ti.e par~~llel with OF SUPERVISORS Or
ud dista•t Sout&erly 170.00 ORA.NCE COUNTY
fee t, •• me. .. ared at rirt1.1 CAtJFORNIA. '
anflle• from ••lei ceaterlfoe W.E. STJOHN
or MacAtUuf Boelnard, eald Coqty Clerk aad e•~fflelo
panllel u •• beit~J tltCt Solth· Clerk or the Board or S.~rvl
uatCttly ll•e or tlae L .. e ann of Or••l• Couty, Cali•
Chenul, " de•crlbttd I• a fontia dHd to tlaa Oraop C0111.ty (SEAL)
rtoocl COIIUOI Dlatr-l~tL re ' IJy Mabel L. C••teb
corded J••~ 21, I'" Ia Dt,.ty
Book 7195, Pa .. 573 of Olfi· P.llllahsllll•c aad 9 1967 .
clal lao~!'~• of aaW Ot•p ia •• New pert Jlaii., ~-~ ..
Rll ll ers, Belt Vibra.t.n rs,
C~ cles, Slant Board~. Call
I !:~~~~~~=== 546-6180 o r 836-J561
! o JANITORIAL
Shrub s, Interior Plonl$
T ropicol & Trees
lnsectcides and Fertili zer
S&H Green Stomps
PRfF. IJI:.LII'f)?\'
ZUl B. O.U. HWJ. eo-... _
-11t-YJ1t
BUILDING CONTRACTOR
, REMODELING •
AODITIONS
LICENSED & BONDED
FRED H. GERWICK
304 Goldenrod
MR. KLEEN
• Carpet Cleanin.~;:
• floor·Stripping
and waxint
• Windows
Complete Cleaning
Service . CALI.r
646-4977
• OFFICE EQUIPMENT
! i10UIPMEN;
(}fj; .. ;? ..... ,~ .... _, ........ _ ..... -.,, .. _
•Dti>• .... oOI.tHl"IS
~oooo••••e.\
6n.60.1 -5•9· 2170 • UPHOLSTERY ~c=l
S.•wlng tho Coouol
Aooo wllfl O...oltty
Concrele & p,_,l
ffftcl•nt s .... lu
Welch' • Concr•t•
2911 San Jo1qutn Rd., LJ 8-3318
P .O. Bo• 41el Costa Mesa
IF ITt
~f!::
[P1~~!::~:;:on-~l and budJel dry ~ fast senic:e
qualit)' work -
Mlf SCIYicc faiM'Idl)'.
Fini1hed l..aundly
At;ency
.,_ I . c.,... ....,., C11M
an.~.
FLOWERS FOR
ALL OCCASIONS
DrMMr/ Tosh
RIIO,. A,.EA'S OLDEST
JII'LOII' E,. SHO,_"
IIIWPOIIT ILVD. ...... " .....
UPHOLSTERING
(By E urop rr.a Orafl &m rn)
REMODEL 2 pc. ••t OHLY
S69.50 c•u uaarny"
215 Morn H: B. 536~5
FREE dol & ,r <kup
CUSTOM
FURNITURE UPHOLSTE RY
• QUALITY WORK •
NEIL"S
FIREHOUS£
2109 ...... ,.,. ., ......
Hawpott S.och
67S-401~
UPHOLSTER Y a REFl NlSHt NG
DRAPERIES • CUSTO¥ C ARPETS
AMPLE PARKIN (. l~ REAR
NEWPORT FURNITURE CO., INC •.
~'WI/ER E TH E 4 U.S. FtAGS FLY"
2460 W. Cent H..,. •• N••,••t l••ch. T•lophen• 4'6··"'77
f:STABLISHED /,Y 1946
o HEARING AIDS
WHI&.CHIL'S
HEAIIN. AID CINTII
CERTIFIED CUSTOM FITTED HEARING
REPAIR ALL MAKES
HOURS: 8:10-5 Sat. g • I
. 17llon. ..
~
• CONTAef t..•NaU
• .,CWCaA &T.,L.tNe
ROY ELDER
flt .... .lle T!Ne
~IIIUCIIIII etNa
, 124 lft\11,.1: PHONE IG(JJ02 NC~ftTW&ACH
"I:ITCL!Iffr fli\,.AIA
A. W. MARSJ.C
PLUMBER
700 Cam1Lion Ave.
Corona del M•
Plumbina Repairs
DAY & NIGHT
WATER HEATERS
67J..1:ll
DoGEARE'S
PLUMBING SERVICE
(Rf!iiabl~ Pl....,binl Cltlti u,.afit~.IJ
24/fOUR EMF:RGF.NCt Sfo;RVICE
PHONE 6-46-0622
Res. 548-4187
Rapai r -Installation
Ratnodal
TOM DeGE.I.RE
438 E. IBm, Costo Meso
oJEWELERS
WALLACE CALDERHEAD
J EWELER
3123 E. Coast liiahway
Corona de l Mar
ORiole 3-2250
fo REST AURAHT
I!RKSHIRI"S ....... .,
LUNCHEON-DINN ER
COCKTAILS
OR;orc 3-9.c!5
:1450 VIA OPORTO
Newport Beach
o SIIOE REPAIR
IAYIEIIIIY'S
lltOE REPAIR
Puue ~nd Luuaae
~air -Dye llo<t
S lr H St•l$
ONE DAY SERVICE
1190 Harbor Bl•cL
Co ala Mou -r.l 6-3lll
I
eDI!TAILID
OI!NIUL
INSUUNCI
COYIUII
City Building, ~ermits NE11'0RT HARIOR EIIGII
SECOIIO SECTIOII - -,. 5
THU ltSDAY, IIARQII, .. 1
COIIIIIA 0€1. liAR, CAUf.
.,
ED 'I'.ARD
AT
JAY • IIMPIO
lllliiN .NifW"O"T •LVG•II
NIW,.OttT eiACH
Ll
H•laY MUU CMII ..
NOW AT
CONTEST was
the highlight. of the Feb. 21 meeting of
the Balboa Bay Li ons Club at Galley
West in Newport Beach. The subject was
ti ed in with the 50th anniversary of Lions
International and wa s dedi cated to world
peace. Pi ctured here, from left, are Bob
Se vitz, runner-up in
Mary Lyons, speech teacher of the 2
contestants, and Bob Whitesi des, th e
winner. The judges were John Greely of
Estancia High School, Steve Mitchell of
Co rona de l Mar, Judy McBee and Sco tty
Hewes. 1710 NEWPORT 1L VD.
PH.
646
-'llllc ........ L .. Students write articles about smoking
Local hiah achool s tudenta
participated in a county
wide press conference on
smokina and health at lhe
orrice of the Oranac County
Branch of the American
Cancer Society.
Students listened to a
dent""t'l4ct of the Oranae ies whi ch ate to be submit·
County Medical Auociation~ ted to the school p•pers be-
and Jack Paepke, scout for fore March 20.
the Anaels 9aseball Team. Mrs . !-larvey Pease, of
Jb~~~~~~~~~~-panel of) men diacuu •the errects or smokin& upon
health, took notes and then
queried the speaker5.
The doc&.on aave confirm-Balboa Is land, school edu·
ed medical ttatiatica on the calion chainnan of the
relation or cancer to amok· Orange County Branch or
ina. The display of a can-.'\CS, will receive the articles
ceroua tuna tisaue illustra-and pass them on to the
ted the ravaae• of cancer judges wtlo will consider
and provoked a diacuuion the journalis ti c s ty le, ac-
bated upon physioloaical curate infonnation, original·
evidence. ity and persuasive impac t
lrro·~o:ul,or Shilpt"<
laaerspria9 -GMt•
COSIA Ml'iA MAtlU'iS CO.
11~ Ne .. p.,..l lht1. LIIHorty t.IJOJ
Purpose of the pres s con-
ference is a contest amona
high school students to write
an article for their school
paper on the subject or
smoking and health.
Pane I members were 'lr.
Robert Reaves, first vice
president of the Orange
County Branch or the ACS;
':>r. Dexter T. Ball, presi·
t:HIJil£HIS
AMio~to•o•.s ;,. Gov~,.,.•ntl,
8iWictal i• Th•oloty, Ev•r•lic•l i• Miul01t
The Rn. Johl'l PrhlonoH, •inlster
Sunday Service and Q\urch School at 10:00 a.m.
Membership classes, Wednesdays at 7:30p.m.
Hurlety c.-e provlciH Phone: 642.-2740
Fint Baptist Church
of Costa Mesa
Ropti~t Ri blt' fellows hi p
lndependrnl Biblr Baptis l
Sonto Ana & MogMiia Sts .
Dr. P.G. Neumann, pastor
SUNDAY SERVICES
1:45 a.m . Sunday School l
1:00 a.m. Morning Worship
6:00 p.m. Trainina Unions
7:00 p.m . Evenina Worship
WEDNESDAY
7:20 p.m. Bible Study
li:OO p.m. Prayer Meetin&
Luthttron Church
Of the Master
Lutheran
Church In A.n.rica
2900 Pacific View Dr.
orona del Mar, Californi
Dr. William R. Eller
Phone: ORiole 3-SOll
SUNDAY SCHEDUL E
9 a.m. -r11milv Wor11h ip
incl. Sund•y Ch1nch School '
I 1:00 •.m.-Worship
A TTEHD THE OIUROI
OF YOUR CHOICE
REGULARLY
f1RST BAPTIST CHURCH
(Sofllhrrn l
Corona del Mar
Coast Hwy. at MacArthur
Dr. Charles L. McClain
671-6626 pttslor 61S.2216
SUNDAY SCHOOl ••• 9:4S •"'
MORNING WORSHIP •. 11:00-
TRAINING UHION, •• 6:30 poot
EVIEHINC WORSHIP •• 7110 ,...
WEDHUDAY 5ERVICIE7:1 S ""'
loiUII:URY PII:OVIOID
Christian Scienu
Services
FlllST ClltiiM:8 OF
CHIUST,SCIENT1&T
J JOJ Vi• Lido
Newport Buch
SUNDAY SCHOOL
9:1S •. III. _., II•·•·
SUNDAY SERVICES
f :U-11•·•·
WEDNESDAY EVENING
MEETING I, .•.
Mr. Paepke, from the point of the artic le. ·
or view of the world of ath· Contest j udaes will be :>r.
letica, told about the health '.Villard Saucerman, auist-
habits of athletes whose antsuperintendent of schools
cueeu depends upon fit-for Orange County; :>r. Mel·
ness . vin Shiffman, board member
Notebooks failed with fresh or the Orange C:ounty Branch
infortnation on the pertinent or the ACS; and Milt Brou-
Cacta of amokina and health hard, Los An&ele s Times
will be developed into a tor· news writer.
City aides ta~.!rv;~~!.~~.
Saxteen employ~ea fr om 1 The employees, all first
Newport Beach C_tty depar~-line supervisors, studied
tDents have recetved. ecru-various phases of aupcrvi-
ficates for c~letin&. a sory methods, such as how
lS-weoll..oourae '" ofrectavc to more effecti.,..ty uN:
LEGAL NOnCE
NOTI CE 1'0 CREDITORS
~l!PF.RIOR COI.j RT OF' TI/F:
STATF: Of CALifORNIA fOR
THE COUN TY Of ORANGF:
No. A-56451
f..!llete of M.o\RIE ELIZA-
HETH BORCHARD, al."o k.nov.·n
"'" MARI E F:. BORCIIARD,
Deceluoed.
~Oll CF: IS IIER EBY CI\EN
to the cn:ditors o f thr <tbov("
named decedent that •II pe r-
!lnna havins ch1ims sgain11t th e
said decedt'nl ue required to
filt' them, with tht' Df'Ce!l!liHY
vo uchers, in th e offi ci' of
the clerk of the above en•
titled coq rt, or to pre!!lent
thrm, with the nec.,saary
vou c-her!lll, to the un dt'rsigned at
3355 Via Lido, Suite 209,
Nt'wport Krach, Califomis
.. ·h ich is Lb., place of buaint'!l!l
of the undf!rlllligned in all mal-
tus p4'rtaining to the ~st:.tf! of
snid d!"cedenl, within •it
monlh!ll after the firs t publicll-
tion o / this notice.
time in plannina daily and
rutwe activities , ho w to
make sounder decisions;
how to prepare clearer re-
ports, how to effect hiaher
morale, and how to lower
costs.
The group correspondence
course, prepared by the In-
ternational City Manaaers•
Assn., was directed by Cal-
vin E. Monson, assistant
lo the city manager.
The 16 emp loyees who
comp leted the course are
Buddy Bel she and Oa\·id
Harshbarger, marine safety
department; Carl Bostwick,
financ e ; Buso Condry ,
George Heck, George Milli-
kin, Me l Pryne and Uerb
Thom pson, general ser-
vices; Paul Du sterhoft and
Ri chard Hamson, parks,
beaches an d recre ation;
James Frost and Glen Stan-
dage, public works ; Robert
Jelensky, Jimmy Spears and
Ron Wymer, police dej'\ast-
ment. and Leo Love, fire
Oatf'd F'e hrury 27 , 1967
THOMAS E. HEF'f'EfiNAN
Thomas L Heffernan
E!ri"CUtor of th e Will of
above n11mf!d decedent
Huwood, li e Heman, Sodt'n
the department.
& Corfm11n
Attomers at Law
3355 V•• Lido
Newport Beach, Cs lifomia
673.fl080
Attorneys for E•ecutor
Publish: Much 2, 9, 16, 23,
1967 , io the N"'wport Harbor
Eu i8D
LEGAL NOnCE
1110LS STOL EM
Po li ce are investigatins
th e theft o£ S905 worth o f
weldin 1 equipment, tools,
and a generator from the
aaraae of Jerald D. II amp-
ten, 2H8 Heather Lane,
West Upper Bay, sometime
between Feb. 14 and H .
LEGAL HOTICE READING ROOM ._., .,.,.: ' •.•. -s .....
.... ,. •• .,.,: 9 a.•. -7:U •·•· OROrNANCE NO. 1205 Sf.CfiO:'\ I. Ordinancu "os.
117-1 and 11 99 are ht:>rO'b\ rro ·
puled.
Twa•4.., -· Fr14..,: AN ORDfNANCE or TilE
f •.tit. -S , .•. ; 1·' •·•· CITI' or NEWPORT BEACH
LEGAL HOTICE
OfiDINASCE NO. 1207
AN ORDINANCE Or THE
CITY Of NEWPORT BEACH
F:STABLISHJNG A SETBA CK
LIN f. AND AMENDING
DISTRICT MAP NO. 1•
The City Coundl o/ the City
of ~ewport Ouc h does ordain
a.'li follows:
SECTIO:'l" I. District Map No.
1 ~. referrf!d to in S..,:c1ion
20.06.030 o/ the Newport
Beach Municipa l Code and
mnoie 11 part of Title 20 of
,;;aioi Cod'!, is amconded and a
buil•:ling s.-tback line is berrby
"'~tablit<h t'd for the hf!reinaher
described real property in the
City of Newport Beach, County
nf Oraose. State of C•iifOI'llia,
118 fo\l o .. ·8:
lltt' front building setbaclr.
lin~ /nr Lots 17 throudl 26,
11/oc-lr. ~. S..ction 2, 9.\boa
It<\~ Tr,.c t, as sh nwn oo Pa~
ll, Book 6, of Misce llaneoos
\la P":, County of Oraog~. Stat"' of Californ ia , shall b.. l"igbt
lnt (8').
SECTION 2. Tile tna..i•ll
Director of the City of Newport
Beach is hf!reby lnatf'tlcted and
dirr-rted to chang~' Disttict
Ma p :Yo. 14 so as to sbow
1h"' bu ild in111 n tbad: line es-
tablished in Stoctioa I hrreof
•ad,a.'!l uid District Mlip ahafi
havl!" b!!>~o so ameaded, lhr
!Ism~ s hill rt'main in fall for ce
and effect and br a ~rt of
T itle 20 of the Newport Beach
.\toaicipal Code.
SECTION 3. Tbi& ordinaact'
s hall be publi1111bed OOCt' in thf'
offi eial ne. .. •s paper of 1hr City,
and the !<ilffll" !l h.o ll be efft'ctivt'
30 day!> ~fter tht' date of its
adoption.
Thia ord inanr r-was iouo-
ducof'd at a r!!>f!;ular mt"l!"tia g of
thr City Council of the City of
~rwport Auch bt'ld on ~r
l-Ith d•y of f ebruarv, 196•,
and ""aa adopted oa ·the 27th
dav of f ebruary. IQ67, by u,,.
lollo .. ·iog \·ott', to wit:
-\YES. CO!;~CILMf.S : Ro@t'r!!o,
Parsons, \4s f':llball. Grobrr,
Cook, f orp:it , Sbf'ltoo
'iOt:S, CO['i CILM F.~: Nont'
.HlSl:~n CO I'NCILMEN: Noor
Paul J, Grubrr
.HTF:ST:
\lay or
Lau ra l.agios
City Clerk
Publi!lloh: Mar ch 9, 1967 , in
The Nrwport Hnrbor E.o~ip
A. DAMES, frame
CUSTOM fRAMING
• Original Oil Paintings
• Fine Reproductton,.
~
"Th.n~:·a 110 (rome Wre
A. DAiti.S, (m~··
646 ·9172 s.,-,_,, I •·•· -. ..... REPF.ALING ORDINANCES
IECOND cal.cll 01' NOS. 1174 AND 1199 WHICH ~.~,.,.... ESTABLISHED CERTAIN
SF:C TTO'i 2. Av th,. r>O ·ICOt· ml"at of this ord(nancr-, it i" Ill IE. 17M St., c ....... .
Oeooa. .... noorh eili••
for 2--siOIY Uvina room to
cr--..d ..tdi tional lncl floor
room, $1 ,000. .......
B. Cohen, demoli•b 2--
st.ory buildina, ~1 'fl. B•l·
boa Blvd., Sl,OOO.
Newport Hubor Yachl
Club, 720 W. Bay Ave., u·
tend fire tprinkler tytt em,
03.800.
John Mcermana, 212S E.
Balboa Blvd., replace aar-
qe doors, SlSO,
c.r..o Hlthl .. cla
Gloria Laina, awinvnina
pool, 432 De Sola Ter.,
02,600.
l,.t .. T .,oc•
Daniel Roaen, wid room,
1400 Santanella Ter.,
SJ,500.
M.E. Kirkwood, 1-unit., 1-
atory dwellina. lliH Dol-
phin. Ter., S36 ,4\lJ.
SMre CliHs
Charles Peyton, renee,
254 Evenin& Can yon Rd.,
S200.
HedtcH VI .. Hills
Dr. Huah McVeiah and
H.O. Olson, party fence at
1223 and 1227 Portside
Way, 1160.
Sparks, renee, 1215 Star-
bo•d. SlJO.
Reed, fence, 1211 Stu-
bo•d, 1220.
Corono del Mer
M.A Melanson, altera-
tions, J 15 Jasmine Ave ..
dw.llillJ, f22,4ll.
Monh PoodlctDO. 1002
S. &.y, <.oratioaa, t5,000.
h ift INTO
prmg
IOI.DI
IXClTlNG
I'RINTS
Soft sw.t.-
~-l'ri ... -.. .. .......
'8"-524"
l"riitc-ICal ... l Slippers
,,_, Ia "'-Huthlll , ........ ,_ .......
SJ" to S12" _ ....
;J 5JO~J.. f~.~.~fons
COW .. ClffTII-COSTA WIU
;:.I,LYTI~';' 2750 HAit.OI ILVD. S4Wt11
$)0. ~;!~~~~~~~~~~~~~==~~~~~ John Adate, replace cabi-
nets, 701 Goldenrod, SJSO, Hlftlr Artl
Olarles Kerr, cover patio,
500h Marauerite Ave., S1 00. R..,aintini & Restylin i
Richfield Oil Co •• liJR, 0 spoc:ialty
3636 E. Coast Hwy., $300,
Georae Wiley, add i tion, HAROLD IIAI1tl
711 Mariaold Ave., S2,500. a-con a.,
Stillman, interior repaa,
Pointi"9 Contf«: .. r
llc:-•M& ... ._..
42 Beacon &y, S100, .Q.f C.ste Meae St.
Boy Shor-es Costo Meso. Colif.rni•
-John Hooten, add carport., 11th,_, P'hane S..-\712
add to aaraae, 2551 Bay-~;;':;;':;;':;;':;;':;;':;;':;;':'::":=~=========~ shore Dr., S1,200. !
H_po, CUSTOM HOMES-REMODELING
Richfield Oi I Co •• 2 new COMMERCIAL
tmkt, 200 W. Coast Hwy.,
$1,000. PenonalrLtd Str,·lt r
Sam Graves, sian for DON E. ELDER
Beachcomber care, 2m w. ELDER CONSTRUCTION CO . Coast Hwy., SU5.
•L E J ~ d •· d 1 35 Years in ~cwport Beach rrus. • • we e .. tn , •-
tora&ion s., 190 1 Newport '::r;l ~I 0~7;E;·;;;IIo:;:I;M;;•;;;I;l ·~~;· -~;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;61~3-6;;;590;;;:;;; .Blw4.. ·~)QI) .. -I I• •o
Esta&e or Hany Roaen, ROOF.. . I ri .&1(7
bemty ahop alt<rat;o.u. ~
4551 'II. Coao1 Hwy., HOO. a.poJr wort or> ANY TYPE root.
lollooa hlaod New rooiJ lnrWied.
Robert Ainsworth, JOJ ...,_till or Commerdal
Sapphire, tile the bath, 11 Yeartl!zperieoce
new drainboard in kitchen, Wort fully guaranteed-
aarbaae disposal, saoo. Small jobe welcome
Fred Sanders, wall, 225
Mat;ne Ave., Sl50. 14M looflllt Co. ("Jnt Tops")
Jack Sieafried, I Ill Coral PH. 642-0427
Ave., demolisn front un it,
S400, construct 2-story
WITH PASSBOOK CONVENIENCE
EASY ADDITIONS AND WITHDRAWALS
% You can earn 5.39%
per annum when our
current rate of 5.25%
os CO MPOUNDED
DAILY and held for
one year.
NcwpoJI Beach at INTERIM ZONING RECULA-
Corotta del Mar TIONS PROHIBITING OUT-
)1)9 E .. t Caul Hi ... wa; OOOR RESTAURANTS ANO · DRIV E IN OR TAKE QljT SUNDAY SCHOOL ·f:IS•·•· RESTAURANTS IN
lhe iutf!ntioo of lhr f.ity Coun-Hours, t•JO • "'· hi 6:l0 p·"'·
eil that the zoo io~ "',::ul111 ions ~;,;c;-;;Su;-;;•;•;-;;-;;•;•;•~ applicabh: to dr1vf' in, talr.t'
out, •nd outdoor ff!(lltauranL"
eat•bli(llhed by Ordinancor-:\o.
1202 sha ll be cootrollin111 u
of the e ffectin d•te of ll~id
ord iuaace. •od that Ord in11ncn
Nos. 1174 and 1199 s ha ll hue
oo fonher forr"' and effect oo
•ad ahef .. ld date.
Fund$ receMd by llle lOtti of
month urn from the 1st. Afttr
tf'le lOth from d1te received .
Interest paid t11 dote of lriftl.
.._ 011 """" left; montlls.
Aaounh ;IISIIfed to $1~ by
llle F-11 Sovinp IIIII '--
IIIS,.IIICe Cor!loration. SlwHJ·
mail. Mutual Sovinp PlY' poll·
... both • .,..
n.. .. Chtht
n. ,_ .,. •• """ S,l••• s-.,.s..._l,_ --·"' '"""'• , ... -· r.,_,,. ,... .. 7 ,... • .....,,.., •u••• s-~., .... ., ,,., ... 7 ,.._
Mwrt..., ......, _.tee•
A hill Y••• Pr.p ..
or oraa1• ... ISnl c ••••••••
SUNDAY SERVICE 11 •·•· COMIIEIICIAL ZONES
WEDNESDAY EVEJGNG WHEREAS, on Oe~Mber 21
ME.EnNG 1.00 •·•· 1966, tke City Co .. cil edopceJ READIN(i R()()M -Ordlo .. ce No. 1199, •• eme,...
Mutual &Yi\dina ~oc_y «dluoee which utead·
ed th rutrictl011s reletias to ,216) But Coast Hi .. war 1 the u ceptaace of apf\lc•Hoas
Moo. -S.t. 10 ._.. te S ,..,. for .. o ll .. ••ce o bulldios
n ...... ~, ...... i···-7 .. ' per• it. for aay "tdoor re••••· You _,. c:anllall)' W..llf4 .. r••• or dri~ Ia or t•ke oo1
•uend ~llr s.r.;.1 ... reata•r••• •• .et forti! ia Ordi-•••ce No. 1174 utll A_Jifi\ l:=;;;t==~:;::;=~~lo::••~c~lhc=== .. ~l~ .. ~·=·=•~aa=~:t 24, 1967 , or utll tlrrle Cit7 r c-·cil ,.,.,..'" aaid Ofdl-
'llN lr t.Ana lkd. ' 7~~R~,!s. C"..!~l"":?.,::_,
.. 0• tit~ 81•/ls Owrloo.Mt H«w~rTR~·· Ordi .. aee lifo. 1202 wkid11 prr
&MI C'-1,.,. OIIIIVC ¥Wt!o ,_ ~·· a•.ial!;
NEWPORT BEACH. CALIFORNIA repa.tl.,._ a,Uoell'-'0 4ri.-le., tab -~ liM ....... N a-
THE AMERICAN LUTHERAN CHURCH j ... ,~t.:. MW ~nt
SERVICES: 9:00 •• F-lly .Wo<ship & .lunio< O.urcll ••lq Nplorl-• ...,.,. will
9:45 •• Oturch School & Adult Clou -..e ... aO.C:dYfl • ~ 17r
SECTION 3. n ha otdinan<'to
s h•ll Itt> pobli!lhed oace io the
nrfic ial oe"•sp.per of the f.il>··
•ad the aa~ne s hall be'rffec1i .. ,.
30 day• after the dat,. of iua
ad_!ptioe.
1\.irt cwd it~•acr wa• iotro-
duced at • re11ular me~tin@: of
thf. City Coaae il of thf' City of
N~wport Bead ht-kt on thP.
IW. d-aJ of f ebni•ry, 1967,
.. d we• adopted ue the 27tl!
t~., or rew .. ,..,., 19157. by ta.e
followlaa vote to wit:
AYES. COUNC'IUIEN : Ro~""· ,..,.... a&. ... a.n. c,.ber,
Coo,!1 f!"_l~l. Slaeh• NO~ COUMCILMES : Nuee
ABSENT COUMCIUrlEN : No••
Paal J. Gnber
W--·<1 11•1. wUI eli•i•••• &M •H 11:00 .... f·esti.,. _.an P , f• ••W .. ..,._ ••illrf ,. .. , ... ,ATTEST:
'I1Nr .......... e. ..... ..... U..· Lawa L..aioe
!i&ayOf
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If yw lit: • newcomer. or
k.no... of • newcomer ..,
lhc ll•lbor Aru who h ..
not been welcun•d, do
Mr • ravor by ulli•a lhe
Harbor Vi1itor belween 1
I -..4 10 a.m .• &ft4 •c
wi II call 011 ya.r hi--s
•ilh vahtable t..rom"~atic.t
.nd aihs t10tn fri_..,
baslncn ftMs wllict.
stmd ,__,. 110 kelp her
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her nc• se11'011 .. tlltl•
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MUTUAL
SAVINGS
A H D 0.. 0 A N Ae.OC:tlfi.T IO ...
PASADENA
H•od Offlc•: 31! [AIT COlORADO IOUL[VAJtO • ,ASADENA • 44··214S
2867 EAST COAST HIWAY
CORONA DEL MAR PHONE 615-!1010
IJtAHCH,OfFIC£1 IN : .Ll.DALl. WilT AaCADtA ... COVI•A
ASSETS OVER S42!S,OOO,OOO.OO ---
'
J. ROBERT PAINE, in charge of public
relations and saving s development at the
Corona del Mar office of Mutual Savings
and L oan Assn., has dropped the "assis-
tant" from his title, upon receiving a pro-
mo tion to vice-president. Pictured 11ere
at the promotion announcemen t are, from
left, William Sammons, mana ger of the
NEW CAR
LOANS
AS LOW AS
DISCOUNT
~~®
G6miy·
~
642·1660
COSTA MESA
230 East Seve nteenth Street
Tennis Rackets 4" to 39''
Men's & Bays' Tennis Shorts
4" to ...
Tennis Shirts, ivory or white 5"
Tennis Shoes· Sox· Hats
Sweaters· BaHs -Presses
SWIM FINS
MASKS
SNORKLES
BELLY IOARDS wn SUITS
SWIM TRUNKS
H..clbals & Gloves
GaH lals • Whan K28 • 10" Dz.
Practice Pulling Cups
Wllama Practice
Drw..tg Device
GaH Gloves
Lettwu:• s-.....
I J1cUh
WE; 1 s•ull
-,.: IIIIFII I SW:II .... ,..
local bran ch and senior vice-presi~en t;
Paul J. Gruber, mayor of the City of New-
po rt Beach, .1nd Bob Paine. One of Bob's
projects is arranging displays of paint-
in gs of local artists in the lobby of the
Co rona de l Mar office, featuring a differ-
e nl art ist each mon th. (Peter Z.M. Si nge r
photo. l
FULT ON L~'IIIS III will
speak at 8 p.m. Wednesday,
March 15, at Santa o\na Val-
ley High School on "The
~u!ton Le wis qeport,"
which he is con tinuing on
rJdio followin g the recent
aeath of his father. He ha s
served as research analyst
for the House Committee on
Un-American O.ctivities and
was th e narrator and techni-
cal director of the fi lm,
''Operation abolition." He
is former national f ield di-
rector for Young .~mericans
for Freedom and national
director of Teen-age qe -
pubticans.
MESAN IN PLAY
Richard Levering, 2~47
State Ave., Costa ~lesa, is
a member of the cast o f
"The king stag," to be pre-
s en ted \larch a-11 at Cali-
fornia State Coll ege a t Long
Beach.
BASEBALL SHOES
TRACK SHOES
SOCCER SHOES
TENNIS SHOES
Deck Shoes • BasketbaH Shoe~
GOLF SHOES
From the Police Blotter
(O>oldaaod -p"' 4)
Uud: ol Roaald P. Barlow,
parked nur hia homo at
232 A,atc Avo., Balhoa
Island. • • Thievu jac:lr.ed,
up the car o( Joan Hvut.
2327· Alta Viata Dr., Eaat
Blurr, and 1trippod orr the
12..: lk., ill .... Newport,
.............. u ... s. ............ .
VIola !>r., domosina rooctrea .
S.a:4•r, Merch 5
....
C"*lono L. Loory, $)03
S.aa~ ')r., Weu Newl*t, Lawreace A. Lermann,
••• anottedoa a Md chtct 1731 Plan del Sur, Balboa,
chuae •t 7:20 p.m·. at lltr wu arruted on a drunk
home. • .Neiahbora cC:IfD. drivins charae at 11 p.m.
plainod or 4 a.m. screamina at Hue! ·'-ve. and E. Coati
and loud mutio coa'linl from Hwy ., in Corona del Mar
706M&rluorite .'-ve., Corona .•• Ernest R. Orchard, 21
dol Mar ••• Darftaae euima· Cabana• Marinu, Lido
ted at tHO wat reported at Peninsula, wat arrotted on
403 Old ·Ntlwport Blvd., a drunk In public charae at
Newporta Heiahu, where the Snua Harbor bar, Sl7
Genie Central Co. is toe.. 30th St., West Newport •.•
ted;) the damaac i•cluded James T. MarlinofY, 223
a torn co~aeh, a broken .'-methyst Ave., Balboa Is•
bed with tho · maurcu ri~ land, was ancsted on a
ped; and ahoe ta, pillows drunk in public charac in
and bedaprea4s ripPfd .•• the 1500 block on Miramar
An indecent expot~e wu ~ •• Balboa .. ~A purse and
reported in the 1900 block S22 were stolen from Don•
of W. Balboa Blvd., in Cen· na P. Little, 1481 Placen-
tral Newport •.• o\ cat dri· tia Ave., West Newport
ven by Patsy .o\. Lowell, Heiahts; the purse was in
1381 'Jaluy ':>r., !>over a locker at 301 Newport
Shores, north on Bsyside Blvd., in Newport He iahts
'Jr .• near E. Coast Hwy., • , .o\ prowler was reported
rear-ended the car ol Tho--in the 3400 block of Mucus
mas E. Beehan, 226 Via Ave., in West Newport ..• A
'Jraziana, Lido Isle, turn· car driven by Teresa M.
ing left on Coast Hwy ., Boyle. 281 Princeton !)r.,
knocked the Beehan car Costa Mesa, north on New-
into the oncomina car or port Blvd., cast of 24th St.,
Nicholas M. Roetmor, 3()(l Central Newport, rear-ended
E. Coast Hwy .•• !)an C . a car driven by 9on V.
Marantz, 1412 Mariners !>r., Kelly, 297 Oale St., Costa
Harbor Hiahlands , lost con· Mesa; a passenaer in the
trol of his car while exitina Kelly car, Vic toria Phil-
the alley at Circle !>f. and lips, 710 W. 18th St., Costa
Vista 'Jr. in Bay Shores, Mesa, was taken to Hoa!l
and crashed into the home Hospital; she complained of
of Marion Kendall, 2662 neck pains.
2 rront liru.
Thuradoy, March 2
lvt AM-PM stereo radio
was seolen from the home
of John E. Evans, 4~0!5
Seashore Dr., West Newport
••• A buralar cracked the
"pia&Y.. bank or Connie
Jaimet, 2U2Yz W. Ocean
Ft., West Newport, aetlina
S20 ••• A SUS stereo tape
deck and 4 tapes were
taken from the car of John
Granath. 305 Prospect
Ave., Newport Shores, ••
Mark LaPorte, 225 E. Bay
Ft., Balboa Island, com--
plained to police that a
neighbor beat him.
Friday, March 3
.:tobert L. McCarty, 207
Cy press St .• Balboa, was
arrested near his home on a
drunk in public charae ...
Frank N. Williams, 2208 W.
Ocean Ft., C entral New-
port, was ·arrested on a
charge or drivina without a
li c ense at 28th St. and W.
Balboa Blvd., in Central
Newport ... Thieves stole
the 1965 black and white
Mercedes of Mary L. Cros-
son, 120 'Jrand Canal, Bal·
boa Island, puked at 124
<\balone, on the Island .•.
The red "Western Flyer."
bike of William .<\. Evans,
1418 Lincoln Ln., Harbor
Highlands, was stolen from
the bike rack at Horace En·
sign Junior High School Art nards •nounced
Local students are in-
clwd ed among the scho-
lastic art awards winners
in the I% 7 Bullock's con-
test. They are:
Costa Mesa His;h School
-Glenn Daleo, gold key.
Estancia High School -
Lonnie Frisbee, 2 go ld
keys and o ne blue ribbon,
Corona del Mar HiJh
School-Glenn Ferro , Chris·
ta Fuller, one aold key
each; Debi Malone, Susan
Northridge, Ted Poyzer and
Clark Thompson, one ao ld
key and one blue ribbon
each.
Newport Hartx:lf High
School -Lynn Cook, 3 ao ld
keys and 2 blue ribbons;
Cherri \1yers , 2 gold keys;
Mike Clark, Jessic a Jones
and John Webs ter, one gold
key and one blue ribbon
each; Jarrett Hedborg and
Suzanne Kilmer, one gold
key each.
Board m1111bers re-eleded
All incumbent members or
the board or directors, Jo-
seph A. Seek, Aanes Blom-
iftjlst.' RiiPii' P ,' M.atey:
Paul A. Palmer .nd Walter
Spi cer, were re-elected at
the annual board meeting
or Newport Balboa Savin&s
& Loan Assn.
Reappointed incumbent
o rricers include: Paul A.
Pa lmer, chairman of the
board, Agnes Blomquist,
pre sident; Spalding B.
Eastman, vice president;
Robert R. Hi eld, vice pre-
sident-treasurer; Doris
Croxon and Carol French,
assistant vice pre sidents;
Madeline Dawson, Muaaret
Ollt;Oi( ind Pfotlii\e Launt.
aui Slant sccretariu; Cath-
erine Kiester and Doroth)'
Orwia, assis tant treasurers.
Charle s Cringle, C.P.A.,
continues as auditor.
New oiTi cer s a:r e Alan R.
Nicholson, associati on
secretary, and C'.ordon Red·
mon, assistant vice presi-
dent.
LOCAL STUOENTS IH
ICHOLARSHIP CONTEST
• . . The car of Joan Cham-
bliss of Tus tin rarrfned in to
a 1964 Vo lkswagen driven
by Sy lvia T. Wilson, 219
62nd St., West Newport, a s
the foreign car exited the
Prime ~ib restawant park-
ing lot a t 2332 'N . Coas t
Hwy., in Mariners \1ile ...
-\ cat driven by :'vlarsha -\.
Vreeland, 18, of 132 Via
Cndine, Lido Isle, hit a
lJee and concrete.f)rick wall
at the home of Lewis Fro-
man, 1520 Hiahland '.>r .,
Harbor Highlands; a pas·
s enger, Jill 'Jibson, 17, of
3019 Clay St., Newport
HeiJhta, WN taken to her
home by police .... -\ cat
driven by _-\una E. Schwen·
deman of Trabuco C anyon
made a U-tum at E. Coast
Hwy. and \1ac.<\rthur Blvd.
in Corona del \1ar at 1 :4S
p.m. and was hit on the
riaht side by a car driven
by Asaer Jensen, 510 E.
'.>cean Ft., Balboa ... The
c ar of David B. Shaw, 2073
Sational St., Costa Mesa,
slammed into a Newport
Beach c ity palm tree on
Newport Blvd., north of __ L_E_C_A-'--L_H_O_T_I __ C_E __ _ ')uarter finalis ts in Sou-
them C alirornia Edison's
annual scholarships pro-
pam, znnounc ed by di strict
manas;er Ralph Kiser, in-.
elude the foll owing Harbor
Area s tudents : 'itephen C.
Lester of Newport Beac h,
from Newport !!arbor ~l igh
School, and Jean Linder,
2566 Oxford Ln., Costa
Mesa, from Mesa Wah .
LEGAL HOTICE
NCYn CE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE
~o. 905
On April 5, 1967 •t 11:00
o'clock a.m ., •t th~ front ~o
trance of STAS..SHA W CO R-
PORATIOS, 1600 E. \l•yf•ir
A v~n ue , Ora n11 e, Califon i•
ST ... :'o/ ... 'if!AW CO R PORATIO:'ol,
•• TMJ.'ltee und~r the Deed of
Tru•t m•de by JA .\1 ES IVA:'o/
SESSIO:'o/Sand DO RIS MAR LIS
SF:SSIO:'o/5, hu,'iba nd and wi f,.
110d re corded January 13 , 1966,
in Book 7807, P•ge 16, of
Official Reeord11 of Orange
Coun ty, California ~i ven to
sectue "" indebtedne!IIR in
favor of BE TTY L. RIORDA N,
NOTICE Of 11\USTEE'S SALE
No. 906
The program offers si.r
$4,000 scholarships at the
winners' choice of 2S par-
ticipating private colleges
and universities in 5outhem
C alifornia. The colles;e at·
tended by each winner also
receives a arant of 5750
annually for the 4 years of
the s cholarship.
NUI'OIIT HAIIIIOR EJIIJGII
SlaliiD stCTJOII -:..'• 6
TlliJRS1lAY, JIARai t, 1!67
alNINA DEL liAR, CAUF:
Lowest Prices
on
Cleanest Cars
UW • IIAO m•
1W TIIIIEFIIE YIU IUY
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AAA .... wll'lll -, -wo lllL lito, Ill 11011 '" fer pursetf .•• .,......_: UV'eu Gst What Y"
Poy for"l
CHEVROLET$
'66 CHEYELLE $2679
S.S. -. ........ WOWt Me<ioM blw, wlllltw•h, ~ cera8lll
Will 'lll'fiiMo """I fl'lrft. Juat lo\.
'65 CORYmE $3195
H-'!ltOTOI' STtfroiGitAV, ,_ ~-11',_ 4 -.f. le lllliaaaa .........,,
01' ..... ..,_ ar-lie-. L..:. Ho. TIA ....
'66 IMPALA al495
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'64 IMPALA $1395
~ ..... " a trill• bMvtHIII ~ue:· ntt ...... orllr . ....,_, 1oc. N lflt wtrr1 co~w , v.a '"""" ~kk. rNio ..... '-'tr. Lk. No. •
CORVAIRS
'63 CORYAIR $1099
COfroiVI!ItTliiLI. "'-"t'!R. balo. ""'-" """"'-ell•. ~ 111..,. tlrllll't Will wrotte •lrwt to.. Ut. No. tHU 1tl. She,.,
'65 CORY AIR $1579
COHVI!ItTIIILf. Tllla lt"le eM loolt1 -· Or ... _....... W...., Wl'll'-vfnorl t.. lt•clio, PIH!wr. llle ••• COOIId ..,..,.,. ... • .....al. LIC. No. OSA tS1.
'62 CORY AIR $895
BUICK
'64 BUICK
FORDS
'65 FORD
$1356
$1778
OVER 300
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To Select From
at
SELMAN'S GIANT
8 ACRE LOCATION
SELMAN CHEVROLET
18 Year• in o,..,.
I. E. Cllap•• ..... Orap
(letwHft Tustlft An. I Newptrt Frww8J')
633-9890 5431432
0,00 I A.M. to t P.M. -Sit. 'II 6-Allor s-,
FACI'ORY
CLOSEOUT of
IASICmAW
IACKIOAIDS & GOALS
YOWTIALLS & Nns
4 squA•I lAW
f0011AW
SOCCU lAW
IASEIAL1S-MITTS--GLOYES
a widow, now owned and held
by RF:TTY L. RIORDAN, by re~t
lloo of the bre 11 ch of certain
obligations secu red thereby ,
notice of whi ch was recorded
December 2, 1966, in Boolr.
8 118, Page 985, of u id Offi-
ci• I Records, STAN..SHAW
CO RPORATIOS will 11ell at
public au ction to the hi11heat
bidder for cash, payable in
lawful money of the Uaited
States at the time of aale,
without warr•nty a11 to title,
JIO("IIe!!lsiOD or eacarnbunce!ll ,
the iotere11t conveyed to aad
now he ld by uid Trustee an•
der !!laid Deed of Trut, Ia and
to the following deacribed pro-
perty, to-it:
On April 5, 1967, at II :00
o'clock a.m., at the froat en-
trance of STAS.SHAW COR ·
PORATION, 1600 E. Mayfair
Avenu e, Oraage, California
STAN...SIIAW COR PORATIO:-l ,
•11 Tru•tee under th e Deed of
Trust made by JA~!ES I. SES·
SIONS and DORIS \1 , SES·
SIONS, hu!lband and wife aad
re cord ed February 9, 1965, ia
Book 7407, Pa.11e 989, of OHi-
cial Records of Orang~ County,
C11lifomi• .!liven to ll~c ure an
indebtedoess in fa vor of Betty
L. Riordan, a widow, now own.
ed a nd held by Betty L. Rior-
dao, by reason of the breach
of certain ob ligations •eeured
the~by, notice of whieh w11111
rec<"'ded De cember 2, 1966, ia
Boo k 8118, Pa(lle 982, of said
OHieial Records, STAN ·~)HAW
CORPORATION wilt sell at
public: au ctioa to the hishe&t
bidder lot' cnh, J*ylllble in
lawful money of the Uaited
Sta tes at tbe time of sale,
without w•rnnty aa to title,
pol!llleeaion CH' eaeambr•acea,
the intereat eoaveyed to aad
now beld by ••id Trnat.ee na•
der uid Deed of Trnat, ha aad
to the followin1 deacribed
pl'operty, t-it:
Lot II aa.d the Nortbe .. tedy
14 feet of Lot 9 ia Block 431
of C«Ofta del M•r, u pet
map recorded ill book ·3,
FORTREL
CARPETING
BARBELLS
DUMIELLS
CHEST PULLS
DOOR BAR GYMS
HANDGRII'S
JUMP ROI'IS
lOws-AllOWS
TAl~
AltiiiUAIIii-ILtoTHIIS · ............
Lot 12, Bloe lr. 432, Corona
de l M•r •a ahown on • M•p
re corded ia Boolr. 3, pep!lll
41 and 42 of r.ll•eellaaeou•
Ma,., re eot'ds of Oraa11e
Couty, C•lifornla.
frw the parpa~~e of p111yhas abli·
s•llou aeeaMd by nld Deed
iaeladias fee11 , ck•rl'l• a•d
expe .. e• of the TTutee, ad-
••ace•, U aoy, aader tha te,_
of nld Deed, interest tlr.ereoa
ud 19,824.13 ia 111ap1ld ,..ta•
elpal Gf t.h aote ueured by
aald Deed, wid! iatllteat there-
oa fr011 Oetobet 5,, I 91156, u Ia
uld 111ot111 .. d by Ia• provided.
Dill ted: Ma.n:h 2, 1961
STAlf~BAW CORPOIUnON, Trute•
By C. f. St•wood, Pr .. ldnt
Att.ut 8elea [. & .. tias,
Aut. S.eretary
01761
P.bU.Iu Match 9,16,21,1967,
Ia tk Newport Rubor Eulp
r.:.!le• 41 aad 42 of Millleel-
aeo.a Map1, recorda of
Oranr Coa.aty, Califonaia.
EXCEPT therefrOD'I tile
Nortllea•terly 3 fHt of tM
NtWtlawuterly 28 f11et of ••id
Lot 11 .
fOf' lhepo;po~~e of pa yl111 ohli·
(!Btl•• aee11red by nld Deed
IDelodlas fee111, charpe aiHI
ups•-• of tlae TrMtee, ad• •••c .. , U ••r, ••4er tile te,...
ol ••lei l)eed, laterut daeNo.
nd 17,099.42 Ia apaJcf ptla-
ci,_T of die aot• ••c:..-.d by
uld Deed, •hh late,..t tNre-
oa from Oc.t.-i 9, 1965, M Ia
••lei aote .. d b)-ll!lw P'Ovided,j
O.tedt Jltlllrell 2. 151167
STAN~BAW CORPORATION, TN•••• 91 c.r. Sta•wood, Prnldat
At ... t Relsa E. lh•tl•l•
A.lllet.S.CNliiiiJ
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