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Mn. Georp P. Zebal
Zonta elects
-Mrs. Zebal
Mrs. Gcorae P. Zebal of
Balboa has been elected
president of the Zonta Club
of Newport Harbor, and will
be Connally installed on
Thursday, April 27, at the
annual installation banquet
at the Irvine Co ast Country
Club, The Zonta Club i s an
intematiOnal service club
for executive wom en and its
membership is invi tational.
Elected to s erve with Mrs.
Zcbal &Ie: Mn. E. Malcolm
Angell, lit vice pre1ident;
Mrs. Ro bert E. Harbi son,
2nd vice president; Mrs. B.
Waldemar Acker, recordina
secretary ; Mrs. Donald
Schoenmehl, corresponding
secretary; Mn. Phillip E.
Rees., ueasurer; and Mrs. AI
Forpr; foundation ueasurcr.
In addition to Zonta acti·
vi ties,Mrs.Zebal is a board
member of the Coata Men
(jl.amberofCo!bmerce, board
ICICTIIt&l)' ofiJM Coeta MNa
United FUnd, V1"'"c0-pruident
of the Co ata Meu Ailtori·
cal Soci ety, an advi 10ry
board member of the Gi rl s
Club, and an active member
o f the liCI Town and Gown
and Bi a "I .. Boosters.
She was rec entl y elected
vice·pre sident of the Aero-
nutronic Wives Club, and re•
ceived the Costa Mesa
Chamber of Commerce "Wfh
man of the Year" aw8J'd in n64 and the H:nry Ford
"Citizen of the Year" award
in 1%6. She is director of
public relations in the de·
velopment office of Hoaa
Hospital.
THURSDAY, APRIL 6, 1967 (714) 673-0SSO OFFICES IN CORONA DEL MAR , CALIFORNIA
The Irvine Company' a pro-
pcned ao\f eo•u aad ekab·
bouse developmetH just i n•
land of the Newport Center
site will come .,.fore the
Newport 3 each PlaMiaa
Corrrniuion at iu meetina
at 8 p.m~ today, April 6, in
City Hall.
The complex, to be
operated under the name of
Newport Country Club, will
eomprise some 413 acres -
all the land bounded by
J .mboree Rd., Ford Rd.,
MacArthur Bl vd. and 1 San
Joaquin Hills Rd. It wi ll in-
clude a reaulation 184lole
site revea
aolf course, a ~ole uo-
cutive course, a clubhouse,
and estate-type residenLi al
lots.
The U-flole course, which
has been laid out by Thco·
dore Ro bin son, Lona Beach
aolf course desianer, will
be located down in the
ravines and draws of Bi&
Canyon, whi·ch extends
throuah th e project area.
This wi II provide wind
shelter on the fairways and
areens. The residences wil l
be on the hi&h around.
The project ti metable
present location of Sea
Crest Mote I.
The Irvine Co., develo p-
ment or a 27·hole &olf
co urse and clubhouse on a
1 SQ..acre parcel wi1hin tho
Big Canyondrainaae cours e ,
nonherl y of Newport Cen·
ter.
SCHOOL SHIFT PLANNED
calls for aradina and arass
plan Lin& for the 1o H course
this summer, and residen-
tial constructi on next year.
Here is the aaenda for
The Irvi ne Co., double
faced res idential community
sign at San J oaquin Hills
Rd. and MacArthur 3\vd.,
and at Univ ersity Or. and
MacArthur Blvd., for Hat·
bor View Hills .
Attendance area plans for
the n67-6t school year
were announced at TUesday
evening's meetina of the
Ne.,....port • Mesa Unified
School Di stri ct trustee s.
Dr. Nonnan Loats repor(ed
that th e followina chanaes
are pta.n.ned:
1. Movina 4 portables
from Mariners School to the
north Costa Mesa area,
probably Paularino School.
2. Purchasina or leasina
5 portables Cor Adams, Bal-
earic and Colleae Park ele-
mentary schools.
3. Reassianina the 32stu·
dents from Bay Shores to
Newport Hei&hts School
rather than to Harbor View.
4. Reassianina lhe n stu-
dents from West Newport to
Newport School rather than
to Newport Heiahts School.
5. Reaui&nina the 2
educable mentally retarded
classes from Newport
School to Lindberah School.
A decision on lease-pur-
chase o f 2 portables is ex-
pected to be made at the
April U board mec:Lina. Roy
Andersen estimated the cost
at Sl5,001) each, plus
$6,000 for hook-up, plus in-
spec tion fee s and Cumish-
inas.
~ Qlp\.. L•land Newcomer
s •• .,.,.-.............. iP
ulory to!li W!th the facul-
ty neaotiat.ina conmJUet
members, who are askina
an 3tl%' increase Cor tea·
chen and ~CJc increase for
a00linistrator11. The com-
mittee report stated that whi ch would provide 50%
averaae income in the New-salary and allow 1% of the
port-Mesa area is S12,500 teachin a s taff to partici-
a year, and the averaae pate. Further study wi ll be
teacher salary is $3,215. 1iven 10 this matter at the
"'M\at they ask would April 11 meetina.
cost $S80,000 over th e bud-The tru stees also:
act au-ide, about 11¢ in th e • Authori zed the approval
tonidtt's plannin& meeting:
Re 1ubcli vi 1ion
The Ir vine Co., creation
of 4 parcels , 2 to be de·
veloped as a 27-hole golf
course and related club--
house fac ilities, the other
2 lots to be developed in
the future as res idential
lU rate," Supt. Newcome r of plana for widenina and
said. He pointed out that it pavina 16th~, alonaside
wu very costly to "fuse the Horbor ·· "catr'puo, ;0 h I s ubdivisions
Ray Ellison and Ph illip
Smi th, jewelry handicraft,
sales and c r~t ins truction
business 1n the Ens ian
building, 27 21 E . Coast
Hwy., Corona del Mar; in·
su ucti on will not exceed 5 the salary sc edu e" of conjunction 'Wtth the City
the Newport and Costa Mesa of Newport Beach project Uu P erm ih persons.
schools Ju t year followina to im prove 16 th SL Henr iette Cote , 126 Agate Jack Barcus , 333 Plac en-
the unification. • Authorized the orderina 'Ave ., 3alboa Is land, 2 resi· tia Ave ., We s t :'1/ewport
The tru stees a&Jeed to o f two H -pusenaer buues dential uni ts on property in Heights, a 15Q-beJconvales-
meet next l'J.esday evenin g on a 7-year \ease....Wan. C-1 zone . This was he ld cent hospital.
at 7:30 for further study of • Aareed to hold pro~ ~ve r from the \iarch 2 meet-Eaception P•mit
the salary proposals. tional exercises £or ilth ma. Heath&. Co. Inc., 3 sinale
They tabl ed a motion for araders for award of ere-Shell Oil Co., 1000 Irvi ne fa ced wall sians with total
a sabbatical leave plan dentials. Ave., Westcliff Plaza, addi-area in excess of 35 sq. fl.
Th ' • ti on of a 4th ba y, s toreroom for El Rancho Market, 255 5 SEA SCOU TS of Co ron a del Mar Ship No. 71 1 will ey re Spa rr1 ng and pump island covers ; Eastbluff Dr., East FUuff . ha ve a nauti ca l exhibit at the Orange Empi re Coun-
also relocation of 2 signs . Communication• ·l S Cl 's cout-Q-Rama May 5 and b at the Orange County Donald Reed, doing busi· Request from L.E. Cox, • F f" ht Fairground's in Co sta Mesa. They ar e also among the In reeway lg ne" as Suzuk; Vdlaoe , UCI v;c e-chance HO<, bus;-
llOO w. Coast Hw y .. Mari· ness and fi nanc e, for ex· thous and s of Scou ts who will begin ticket sales this
ners Mile, motorcycle sales tension until J ul y 1, 1970, Saturday for the 2-day event. Pictured here getti!'lg
Mayor Paul Gruber has
been noLi fied by the State
Hiahway Commission that
the May 17 meetina aaenda
includes 30 minutes for a
Newport Beach presentation
of a plan for realianment of
the coas tal freeway.
l,he meetina will be held
il\ Sacram~ato. The Newport
...... ~Oillbe..-n~is
a1 10' a.m.
Other freeway hilflliabtt:
• The recently formed
Adopted Route Action Com-
mittee met last ni&ht (April
S) at Newport HeiJhts and service with an outdoor of us e permit for a tempor-their ship in ship shape are, from left, Ca ry Schwan-
Schoo! 10 discuss plans for display area; also waiver of ary boathouse on Shellmaker eke, son of Mr. ana Mr s. James T. Tann ehill, 451
opposin& the efforts of the off•street pa rki ng require· Island for the UCI rowina Bol ero Way, West Ne wpo rt Heights; Lynn Erickson,
Commi ttee of 100 to relocate me nt in C·l-+1 Dis1rict, from crew. son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Eri ckson, 2q 24 Alta Vista
the freeway alona 1Sth St. the required \6 to 8. Request fro m James Wri&}tt , Or., East Blu ff , and Ch ris Meyer, son of Mr. and Mrs.
lhrouah Newport Heiahts Mu. Leonatd Osteen, for extension of use pemut and CliH Haven. Forrest 2820 Bayview Av e., Corona for sale o( alcoholic bever-Henry Meyer, 'H5 Ci trus Pl., East Blu if. "Scoutin g
Fullmer, c hairman of the del Mar, 1arage and wast.--ages in connection with a rOunds a guy out" is the theme fo r the ScouH)-Rama,
new aroup, which is sup-room with recreation roo m restaurant at 209 Palm St.. giant c.amp~ut an d show with mo re than 10,000 boy s
portiaa lhe .:lo~ted coastal abon on non-conformina Balboa. parti c.i ~ti nQ. (Glenn Schroeder photo.),
_..., U. ae.i&l4 W. C&ty .sn,.ny. 'So . d it -:_.51: rnr Cooocil to be hellld·ot nut Hoi 'tib;toker and Hetm me ay mil f · 'ft
Monday ennina•s meetinJ Smith, S22 N. Newport I U 't;
to report on last niaht's Blvd., Newport Heiahts, ly Eli,...-Woo4 .
meetina:. outdoor sales business, "Someday this mu 1 d Thouah he ended hu let· John, after le u than a
• 1 en ter that he wu tired and year in ser..,ice , has been • Newport Beach and swinvnin& pool and cement and that day I II come home . -. would Uy to sleep, he still ~romoted to corporal. He
Co.'. "·sa co'ty offico·ols ~'<ork, combined with resi· to enjoy our waJ' of lofe 1~ • ,. had enouah humor to sian received his trainin& 1n met Tuesday 0'0 Los •·aeleo dential use in a C·1 Dis-aaam dd v· ~· Th ' d . his a ress as 1et"'\iam A Kansas and wa s sent ov er-
with state hi&hway enaineers trict. os e wor s were wntten Go<io. ~et.A in January.
to look at latest freeway Jordan &. Benjamin Inc., by 2~year-o\d John Bois•
route plans and to discus& 29 31 E. Coast Hwy., Cor-sboeraanacn.Jw.htohe'nre:.u,p,;e.ntBo•rrl-Nom•"nafing group named Change watch for Squadron
Comina here from Phoenix,
Arizona, Di tuict Com-
mander J ~ck Redmondt , AP,
helped install new officers
at the annual meetina and
"chanae of watch" of the
Balboa Po'Wer Squadron
Friday, March 31.
The new o(ficen are
Commander Charles Phelan,
N, o f Tustin; Lt. Cmdr.
(executive) E rnest L. Miller,
"AP, Bay Shores; Lt. Cmdr.
(administrative) Joe Chris ty,
S, l308Pacific Or., Corona
del Mar; llr Lt. Elmer Hart.
JN, Tustin, secretary; 1st
Lt. Bruce Raaan, N, 2520
Seaview, Corona del Mar,
treasurer.
the proposal to realian the ona del Mar, autom atic car ..
freeway feeder route throuah wash and aasoline sales at to fi ght in Vi etn am with the l
Costa Me sa s lana Superior M dith 9th Infantry Division. President Carl S. Kealey Sh e received commendations
Ave. ins tead of a ion& New-ere at He used to ride the wa \•es of the Corona del \tar Cham-for the work of her mer-
port Bl vd. on his surfboard durina the ber of Commerce appointed chants division for the su ~-
doy. Sow he s leeps, or trie s a nominating committee c ess. of th.e balloon beaut\-
• Harvey Pease, Balboa UCI A "I 7 \I d · · · r: d ; 1 th Is land realtor, has written prl to s lee p in the dav, be cause on ay evening consuuna n catlon IS~ ay ~ona e
he is . <h. e obser~er for the of Bi ll Wh itman, Grant Ho-hv'a'ch
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• ~e"e"k.g the Easter a letter ura in& Newpott wald and Roy \lather. ..-
Car honk routs aHKker The next clus &iven as a
free public service by the
Balboa Squadron wi It be
.. Elementary Pilotina" and
is set for 7 p.m. \londay,
June 12, at the Newport
Ha rbor Yacht club. Accord·
ina to Isabel Pease, Shore
Cliffs, lecturer and class
proctor, there i & no aae
limi t, no adva nce enroll·
ment and "'you don't even
need to own a boat."
Beach to follow the lead of Civil right s leader Jam~s l 55 mllhmcte~ howitzer that The se lection an d rtlling \ti ke \1anahan "as a~
Hunting ton Beach and Meredith will speak in gate· fire s 100 to 30 ro und s a ll existi ng va can ctes on the po inte d cha1 nn an of the
Laguna Beach in joi nt way plaza at UC I at noon ntght long. board of di rectors was dele-cl ean-up dn ve committee,
~t.ction for movinr; the free· Friday, April7. "We watch and wait for the aated to the e.tecu ti ve com-toaeth er wtth corr.mittee
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"Too scared to cry out,"
but fiahtina as hard as she
could, Susan Bartell, 901
N. Bay Front, Balboa 1s land,
managed to blow the hom
of her car and act the
attention of 3 rescuers who
saved her fr om her would·be
attacker, Friday niaht,
March 31 .
Mrs. Bartell had joined
her husband, James, at
their company, the Bartell
Corporati on, 2500 W. Coast
Hwy., Mariners Mile, for a
aoodbye party for one of
the ir employees. When the
party ended about 11 p.m.,
each went to separate can
in the parkin& lot. As 31 ·
ye ar-old Mrs. Bartell aot
into her car, a youna man
climbed into the rear s eat
of the car with a drink in
hand. and said, "I want a
ride down the hiahway:••
When the refued, he
arabbed her .y&nd shook her
and uid, "Tate me down
the hiahway. •• Mn. Bartell
then drove to Mari ne Ave.
and Bayside Drive .-nd told
the rqan to act out aa she
had \0 act home . He said,
.. Wherever you ao, I ao,"
and asked her to drive him
to 1he Vi Ita Marina to meet
friends.
When Mn. Batte U drove
him co the reata-t part ...
iae loc he told her to drive
10 the rear ol tM DUrby
motel. She r.t.ed and
_.e1ed 10 a•t oat of thel
car ... run .,..., '-at he
C"'Chl· her. '"TMt't Ute
01111 re .. on I ~bore lilY
fwdttr,••tMeaid.W when
...... drift -· ... ....... -.. ··-·-·
and tried to attack her.
Louis E. Saunden of
Oranae and Kathy Helms or
Anaheim', walkina across
the parkin& lot, heard the
honkins of the hom that
Mrs. Bartell manaaed to
push in her riahtina. The
couple then aot another man
and the three rapped on the
window and ended the
terrOJ for the youna woman.
Mr. Bartell had pe out
lookina for his wife, fearina
that she )lad had an acci·
dent when she di&.'t follow
him home . He had ·returned
in time to act a phone c all
from his wife who, thouah
cryina very hard. had
manaaed to call home:.
The youna man said he
,was havi~ a fiahl wilt! his
airl, but when asked for
identification he escaped
throuah the rrbtel area.
Fall is fatal
The fall from a counter
stool was blamed for the
death of Edna Fortner, 60,
of 1004 S. Bay Front, Bal-
boa hi and.
She was discovered semi-
conscious on the fl oor by
her husband, Georae, Mon-
day, April ], and taken to
Hoq Hospital, where she
later died, Art autopsy has
been ordered by .Qepu ty
Coroner Fred Coburn.
FUneral aervicea will be
held at 11 Lm. Friday,
Police were unable to find April a. at the Baltz 0\apel
him. The men deteribed bim in Corona del Mu with the
as be ina AftKlnd 170 pounds,! Rev. James Moorofrlci a tint.
with sandy, brown hairJ Private entombment will be
about 5 feet, 9 inches tan: at Cbe pac:Hi c View Mernor-
Mn. Bartell lbo.uaht he was ial Park, Corona del Mar.
about 6 feel taU. · Besides het husband.
Ooorae, Mra. Forlller is neo..u nn••••· a.mved by ••• d ... ptel,
AICIIITICT, ·-· M11. E. Fonner; SL Louis,
Atter complainina of in· Mo.: a ~· Goorae C; Fo~t.
cliaoslion. Thomas Thtuer-nor II, ·an di e 1emce tn
· haf was tateo from hit of· Korea: a brother. .Walter
fie.e al 300G Ji, Coalt Hwy., Undstedli and 3 .•utftt.
Newpon 9nc1a. -.1 wu Dorcu Ro~cr. ~lt!e Spen·
deM OQ uri..S at Hoa.a ccr and Ahce Ptulhpa-.
Ho..,;IOI obout 10 a.m. ye .. TIUSTIIIIIIITIMG SIT
tcrdey. · Onaae Cout Jldior Cot·
Mr. ~euert•f, • •~l· .. ,e District tru""' will
teet, la¥ed at 111 ViaUdo rM:ct oue iD April -at 1
Nord, Udo hlo. 'Ill• IlDdy P·•· Wodoeotlay, tlte 11th
••• ut• to Belli '*'-IIY· i• •• OCC Admlniuration
Col'tMio tlal Mu. lMoi lollq.
way inland of the c ity. "Racial Peace in Ameri · ma ilm an," John v.rite s. By n.i ttee of th e Cham ber. me mbers Bob Fitzaerald
Here is his letter: ca" will be hi s topic. Hi s now he should have rc cc1ved Doroth ~ Hatdcastle o f the an d \1rs. T. Duncan Stew-
.. Councilman Dee Cook has appearance at the o~n air the cook1es pac ked in po~ Ga~ Lady Shop was appoin t-an.
express ed his reasons for for um is beina sponsored ~· ~or n so th ey v.on't bt bro -ed chauman of the \1a}' Se" members•"'f the Cham -
not oppos in& the State the As soc iat ed Students of ken, that his mother, \irs. breakfast membershi P meet-ber are In Slm th, r roperty
Division of Highways .Com-UCI. William (Bonn 1e) Cumninas, ing an d was authon zed lO ,
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:--.wne r, ~d Chpns lh1pper of
mission proposed routing of Mr. \1eredith fi rs t gained 1530 \liramar, Ra lboa, was select her own committee. range ...,.l ast n'~ren~.
the Coast Freeway through fame as the firs t Negro to mailing the day she wa s
Newport Beach, The other attend the Unive rsity of be ing intet\'ic weJ .
Newport Beach Council Mi ssissippi . He made head-Although John has said he
members have evidentl y lines again when he was
taken a s lightly modifi ed s hot during a one-man civil
posi tion of opposition -riahts march in Mi ssissippi.
tryinaatthisjuncture merely He re cently received re·
to shift the location of the newed nationa l attention
interchanae and the routing when he ann ounced for and
of the freeway down l 5th then .,.·ithdrew from the con·
Street in· Newport Beach. aressional race in Harlem
"But the real s ianificant
and relevant issue is thi s:
aaainst Adam Clayton Po-
-..e II.
rs either position acceptable 1B "ld"
to the s entiment of the rank U I 1ng
and file or citizens of the lags
community? . .
"Before comprocn,isin& the March bulldma . permits
interest of the people or to.tal~d 11,164,879 1n value,
bow . r...: bnnam& the Newport Beach tna to an ah ••tr ary app h b th S . record for the firs t quarter
roac Y • e . Utt 11 of thi s ye ar to $5,407 ,S17
should be kepi tn ~und that The March 31 &rand totli
(l) the freewa.y watt so no rell considerabl y behind the place throuch Newport .
Beach until a ftecway aaree· correspondtn& reoo~d o~,1~st
ment is entered into be· year, when a S5\oii mt lltcn
tween the city and dte month increased the 3 ..
state, eontentiq to removal mon';h fiaur~ .to t 7,l,SO.SU.
of water maina, closina M~or acttvaty .4urana the •~e II ._ . d (l) clos ana days of last month .. c , e-.• an a new , ol d . climate it manifest in the anv ve tenanl tmpro~e-
H._.. _ ,...~. . . rDCnU and new constNCtioa
. a..,wa.yt ~11•111on~ II¥• • tbe F ashi n I 1tnd .-11
ana scnout coaa1dctat1on to IQ L ° C 1 Th ...___ _...... .,. 10 __ ..a at r•ewport enter. e
-•-· 1 ores -· I lud d th S"l withes of ._ local c:om-PIIOJects nc c: c 1 ver ...
munity. In short, d\c door woo4s atore, Sl4S,OO?;
hat not bec:n t llmn\Od shut Plunmen , S21,600; .~le 1
I I d · bl Jewelry. IU,OOO; f1esta comp etc .Y &a lffCW)e.l Y Footwear, 16,.500; See•a
toreloct.lton of the freeway. Cindy, ~OOO; Pkkwid:
The cnu of tiM matter d.,.. Fashic.•. S\&,7 SO; Mt,,..
pendt upon the lll~lstence dere. tl2,500: Paul Allin
(Cooti.-1"" 1"'10" Slloet, $\l,OOO.
was fi n~ and it was not as
danaerous as ht s rr.o thtr
miaht think, h 1s assurance
was cancelled by th1s letter :
''Last ni&ht ""'e had our
biues t and hardes t maht.
There was a Vtet Con& bn·
gade spread out 5 to b mi les
in front of us . At II p.m.
we started ririn1 one round
after another. Yt'e s hattered
out PX windows and the
wt\ole base · camp was a
solid wall of smoke and
burned powder.
...~II you coukl hear was
our CO ¥ellina. 'Rattery
fire~· Atl a.m. another wave
of vc·s c ame down aaain -
returnina to co llect their
dead. We kept fi rina until 7
a .m. The area ia 10 ruined
it makes it hard for the ot..
tcnoer to see the number or
dead.
''Now all is quieL It's 3
p.m. and everyone is .. \eep
bu.t lbe rno~quitoes. It h
very hot toclay lind the dirt
from last ni1ht•s minion
still Nll down lftJ fac• and
&mil: onto thia lettct. Sony.
"T~i&llll will brt aaot.t.c:r
nl&bt. Wh•• 1M VC's «:Ollie
do,... wc·•n u••• wiQ th
•"-'of6 1 ... _o(
Cbulie Muery. I -very
pniOid of ..,. .. it ..... be
witll tM artillery ...
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Class of '62 plans reunion
Costa \l esa Htgh Sch('OI 's d~e Bro ""n .and l.'al Ha~er.
first reumon will be a pi c-The p1 c~1c wt ll hegm at
n1c at lr\'lne P ark un Sun-· I p.m., ..,.,th each alum nu s
day, April ~J. The entire fu mt !lhing hi S •"'~·n foo1d and
cl ass of 'til 1 s invi ted to beverage. A studen t-fat.:ull)
com e and compu e nf>tes on baseball a am~ \l.d l hi ghli.&ht
what h as happened du:1n1 the aft~moon, and a h ve
~ 5 . , band wall be the fe~ttured v•e years smce 'com-
mencement,'' according to
the reunion commi ttec, wh ich
includes Bob Col we ll,
''Frankie" Cooper, Jeri
Oade.n, Lana Bretz., Can-
en tenainm enL Parents are
uraed to bri ng pi ctures of
their children. Further info,..
mation may be obtained by
cal\in& Min Cooper Jt 54~
HJ6.
Dr. Watson heads Mesa UF
Dr. Norman E. Wal!lon was Lilly was elected sccre ... ry
inuatted Monda y as the new of the board. Or. WaLton
pre sidcr~l of the United will alt o •erve u ehairman
Fund~uni 1 y Che$1 of of the cx.eeu tive board.
Costa Mesa in c eremonies New dircctof s a.re ~.
at the Caspian Reslaurtnt Jack Brennan, Mra. Richard
in Costa Men. Ht is supel' laaram, Richard CTi-.te,
intenden t of the Ora.nae Mark Dean, Charlet Edwarda,
Coast Junior Colleae Oi .. Henry Lee, John Ron,
trict. EQ.,ae Str~. •d Jame1
The Board ol Directors Vickemaa.
also elected tbe followina Contiauiac bo.:CS ~ ..
vice pruideatt: Patrick are Joba COftllell. 01117
Chase, luderahip ct.air· &.riD, Mel-ria MIU•, Ji•
IMD; the Rev. JticMrd AU•, Seen A.W, Jeb
O.lap,potniiNQiCJ MPices; Eadieota_. Robert H ......
Womet Eotioet, pM!k ,... J-l.loaliowito, J ...
IU.iOIIS; EUit o-a.r, Leolll ... Dt. u .... N ...
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POLICE RECEIVE WELL-DUEIIVED PRAISE
Our local police, who are o ften the target of criti cism
and name-calling, are now receiving reassuri r,g words of
praise for a job well done. lt takes an episode such as
Easter Week to remind local residents of th e continui ng
debt of gratitude they owe to these men who uphold the
law and daily risk the~ lives in this servic e.
It is good to read letters of commendation from local
ci tizen s, lauding the police force. Here are two ju's t re-
ceived at the ci ty clerk's off ice at the Newport Beach
Ci ty Hall:
From Mr. and Mrs. K.D. Goen, 3161Jz E. Ocean Ft., Bal·
bOa -"We congratulate the police department and all
their assistants and the traffic engineering staff for the
quiE:test and most smoothly run Easter Week in years. We
sincerely believe that the 'no nonsense' policy on the
part of the police department and cooperating agencies
toward the teenagers and college set has made Newport
T ' t . . 1 , , ' I I I :
•
CHAOS IN OUI fOIIIGN POUCY
"0. ••••IIY tol••• OUII h ••• ...alt.lakebl1 '"'-IM c•u ID •• o'n for a paaioUc Am«ieu boy
.-o•,,., to wah ~ be drafted. ll i1
1y T .. Anlt•IDR "I"• ••-,.r •)' P.,Hr'~ uue that tbt drah came
._. •H• l'w •11., .,,.,. tater on, but •• •• already We'\-e been told by our ~ apin and it was our atate. Who ..,. WIOal k'-. •• were in the anvic:o it did
&gain that we wrre never soi.na: 10 get in10 a than ·oPan Rutk for lhe~ !0 yean-etC· ,_ ..
I d · · w • on1 · · • L-.. a..d. -""ill Wal Li fifly lo., yean •ao t.o--not intnnt us •• aU. an w1r an A11a. e re not y m 1t, we re cept for mayUIII; R-r· ""' , ter PP" in it alone. And the main ent~~Jy, our "ally''! mann or Fearle., Fosdick? DiJtd, OJdera carne from lmaaine the tbrilla that we
Soviet Russia~ Is tnting her arnu against ua A highly religioua old Negro man, owr a Wubiqton, muat crina our enjoyed by beina ufint in
in Vietnam u we continue to ~ve factories, period of a few months, had his only 10n Di•ialon lnto federal sor-war" in 1911! We teached
food 'and war materials to our Rullian me· killed in a car wr«k, hil hoOte burn down, •lee. ' We had already mo-Duluth, /s pend the niaht
my. , his wife die of cancer, and the bank whert he: bili&ed.' Tbo men w~re In there. and nut day, we
Remember when the Sudetanland was had his life's aavinga go brok-., Then, as he uniform, and we were f1ni1h• paraded dov.n the main
given to Hitler to make him "~e$~ fanatical"? was plowing one day, his old mule, Nell, lay ina the last detail• in pre• 1ueet with the wh ole popu-
And when we #lipped scrap iron to Japan d()wn and died in the field. puation f01 service any• tation lined up 4 deep on
befOI'e Pearl Harbor? Thr old man dropped to his knees, looked where in the .world. each side of the thorouab·
"An appeaser is a penon who fttds a croc· sk)'Ward and said : "Lord, this am got to be It was Apnl 6, 1~17, and rare. Arrivi na at Lea sue Is·
odilc, hor,·ng it'll eat him last." The present ridiculouL'' . on the morrow we were to land Navy Yard in Phila.det .. k~prr o the State Department zoo has been Thrte "accidents," too, am got to be ri· leave (01" Dul.uth, there to phia, we found no welcome
working with the animals a long time. diculous. rende:&voua wtth the other at all for the oHicials had
Dean Rulk, when Aat. Sec~tary of State That great American patriot and states.-Di"Viaioaa of the Minnesota not been warned that the
during the Kort:an War, advited Secretary of man, Roben Taft, Sr., said: "We cannot u \ ~n·t' and then to
Stale Gt'Orge Manhall, to overrule the .Joint dean up the mess in Washington, ba.lance the 1-.ava 1 1 11 • MiMesota Naval Militia was
Chich o( Staff recommendation that 60,000 budget, reduce taxes, c.heclc: creeping SociaJ. entrain (~ a Jestination on on the march. There was
cornbat·ready Chinese Nationalist troops be ism ... or pui'J(e subversives from our State the .'.ltantu: seaboatd. much scurrina aroWld but u~ed in tht' Kon::an War. Rusk abo warned [)(opartmt'nt unless we come to grips with our We had been preparin•a for finally we were qua;tered
&flainst bombing the bridge• across the Valu foreign policy, upon which all other p:>licies this event for 21 months, on board ) of the older
River. Gcnf'ral MacArthur had stalt!d that depend." and we were alad that our
"every hour that this (bombardment of the I still i:w'lieve that the only war Rusaia "D"' day, the day or ow de-
Yalu Bridges) is postp:>ned will be paid for and Red C hina will fight will be over our partwe, was nesrina:. War,
dear\" in American and other United Natiom grave. (Their main argument is ovt"r how in 191 7, was somewhat o( a
blood." It was -and the end is not """t. and whtn they will bu<y us.) But it they T h d ,-novelty to us. rue, we a
They fired MacArthur, so he couldn't win 5hould come to war and we aOy ounelves tiuened to tales of valor
the Korean War. with Russia, our leaden should be tried for to ld by members of the GAR,
Evt'n after tlu• Chiner.e Communists (with treason. the "Grand Army of the Re-
our help) had driven Chiang K ai·shck off These thin~t" didn't just happen. This cha-
battleships, -the Indiana,
Iowa and Massachusetts.
These vessels had been
taid up for years i nd when
the blowers were t wned on,
clouds of dust came out or
the ventilation system . It
took some time to get things
s hipshape , but as the day s
went by, order emeraed rrom
confusion.
the mainland and had killed millions o£ Chi· o5 wa! created. It's like that old story about public." We had heard
ncsc peas.l\nts in one o( history's more brutal the surg:t·on, engi neer .a,nd diplomat who Spanish-American ve teran s
purgt·s. Dean Rmk in a speech in 1950 de· we-n-t'a<h claiming that his profession was describe the heroic chlliC
clare-1..1 that the Chinese Revolution wa11 "not thf' oldest. of Teddy's "Rouah Riders" Soon Qut personnel were
Russian in t''~nce" and did "no·t aim at die-Said tht' sur~con : "Eve wa5 made out of up San Juan tiill. We had di stributed among other
tatorship." He compared favorabl}' the Chi-Adam's rib, and that involved su~ry." read or the ruthleu attacks
ncr.e Re\·olu tion with the American Revolu-"Yes," replied the engineer, "but the world made by the Huns upon the ships of the fleet. 1 was was one or the rirst to go . lion and ""itl Mao Tse Tung was China's wa5 made out of chaos, which was an un· helpless peoples of Hoi-
Gron::t' Washington. Obviously, Rusk th)IS rivalle-d accomplishment in engin«ring." tand and Belaium, but we My first assianme nt was to
provt•d that he should be<:ome Sr-cretary o( To which the diplomat ~plied triumphant· had no first hand tnowledse a Wl&Pt cruiser then in
State. Sornebod} 's ~tate, that is. Trouble is. ly : ''Right! But who created the chaos?" o1 a torpedo attack. Nor had th~~vy Yard. 1 s tood one -=::.:....:.::..:.:..:.:..:..:_:_:.:_.:._..:.:_.::....:..:.:..:.:_:_==:.:._:_.:;..:::_"""::::;.:..-::-.:...:..:.:..:._;_.:_;_..,:;__ ·watch on her, but in a day - h d • we seen the splashes o( or so, new orders came and LeHers to t e E .tor shells Iandin& close •\><>ard, 1 was uansfened to the
nor had we heard the impact
toll the A,t,.
laatic. Betide• the Charles•
&On, &he ships in \he c~voy
consiatecl cl the Pial&nd,
Mal\ofy, Sao Jacinto aed
the itl .. raud Cyolopt, tat«
to dhappeu in one o( tbo
uasolvod mysteries ol tho
lhe ua.
We ani ved at the port of
St. Nazaire in France on
June 26, 1917. Other coe-
voya arrived, escorted by
armored and protected crui ..
1011. USS Seattle escorted
one convoy, and probably
lJSS St . Louis, uother.
Amona the u auport• that I
remember was USS Hender-
son which I had seen in dry·
dock at the Leaaue Island
Navy Yard. I shall never
foraet the ~lendenon. For
one thina, she had several
hundred Navy nurses on
board. They were sweet, in•
perienced airls wholly un-
like the hardboiled nurses
who at the end of hos itilties
showed the efCects of the
war.
We returned to the ~>tat es
without encounterina any
enemy submarines. ~e pre-
pared for target practice,
and I recall that I won the
position or second
spotter 1n competition with
all the younaer officers, re-
gular navy and re serves. I
trained the pointers and
ttainers or our Division. We
had 6 1uns, and 3 of them
won the covet7d "Navy E"
award for maf.ina all hits in
the required ti~. The whole
s hip had~ "Navy E's , and
so the other 3 Divisions had
to divide th e sinaie award
among them. of projectiles s tritina our USS Charle ston. This yes-
Beach Elementary D'is ttic t life coordinator for the Ana-sel then was at sea, so I
th h ship. These were combat 11it· were cont inued even oua heim School District, was s pent several weeks drill· Beach and Balboa a re spectable community for good." IF THEY'D TALKI Returning to port, I was
transferred to. USS. Yacona,
a patrol yacht, and made 2
tri ps to the Azores on her.
My nexl assianme nt was to
USS Siboney, a nd I made a
dozen round trips to Europe
on her. My last s hip was
USS lmpe rator, next to the
From Mr. and Mrs. J.M. Dunlap of Glendale, new property Editor of the Ensign,
owners at 201 Abalone Ave., Balboa Island -\\We wish We made a big loan to commu ni s t Poland. Com--
to express our appreciation to you r fine police department munist Poland turned riaht
for an exceptional job of law enforcement during the around and made a big loan
Easter vacation week •.. They handi ed what seemed to to the corrmuni sts in Viet·
be potentiolly difficult s ituations in a manne r that was nam. The communists in
mo s t worthy of commendation." 1 Vietnam used it to buy what
Chief Glava,s and staff, take a bow~ they needed mos t to use
• • • agains t our men.
lETTER HEED THE RELUCT ART TAXPAYERS
The civic center planners who are looking for a new lo·
cation for the Newport Beach Ci ty Hall had better leam
a lesson from the growing reluctance of the ta xpay e rs ~
\tOte money 'fof new SCiencjjng 'twoit~ts. U;ere·has been tio
evi,den ce to date of any public clamor for a new ci vic cen-
ter. The letters of comment arrivf~g' at the City Hall are
consisten t in thei r objectio ns to the proposed move.
Here is a typical lette r, just received: "Can't you men
in government ever th ink. of any way to save money, not
alway s conjuring up way s to spend it! My home has been
here si nce 1q4s. Thi s part of Newport Beach has alway s
been th e hub, and why should i( be uprooted now? ...
Su rely property around here could be purchas ed for half of
what it would cost to buy at the proposed location ... Let's
keep our budget balanced, and our taxes low." -Mr s.
Harry Goe lz, blQ 36th St., We st Newport.
It appears that !he tax rebellion is defini !ely with us.
More power ot it!
Sen. Tower to talk here
Repub'lican Associates of
Oranae Count y announce
that Senator John Tower of
Tens will address the or•
aaniz.ation at 8 a.m. this
Saturday, Apri I 8, af a
breakfast gatherina at the
Irvine Coast Country Club.
De scribing him11elf as a
"Prosre uive cons ervative:•
Senator Tower has received
nationa l publicity as a po•
tential GOP vice-pre siden-
ti al candidate in 196&. He
was elected to the Senate
in 1961 to ri II the seat "Va-
cated by Lyndon Johnson.
He recently retutned hom a
tour or the combat areas in
South Vietnam.
G«xl G,Uf!
HEADLINE: "l~t~po••fl.le
,. De•Unlly''
We're unified now,
And we're pay in&. and how!
It"• a coally and
arne 1i tuation.
So what do we do?
Let•s atatt anew -
And ao ror
dcMJnruhfi cation!
-C. B.
Republican Associat es, a
volunteer political organi ·
zation or professional and
business men, is hostina
Senator Tower as part of a
continuinB program to have
speakers or political inter-
est address the membershi p.
Jnrormation on at tending the'
breakfast can be obtained
by ca\lirlg the RA offic e
(541·3861) in Sa nt a Ana.
Dinner here
for Reagans
Governor and Mrs. Ronald
Rea&an wi II be honored at
a dinner Apri I 1 S at the
3 alboa Bay Club.
This mask s the sovernor's
first major appearance in
Southern California since
his election.
Walter Knoll and Robert
F. aeaver are c hairman and
CO"Chairman of thi s event,
s ponsored by the United Re ..
publican finance committee.
Proceeds ..; II ao to the
Oranae County and State
Republican Central Como From the Bible noitteeo, anc1 rowar~• tho
-----------Reaaan TV (und fOJ the
Therefore beiftl j ustified
by raith, we have peace
witlt Ood tluouah ow Lord
Jnut Cbritt: , a, wborn alto we have •c·
ens by faith Into this
pece -.rei a •• ataad. lad
.. joice I• "-ot tile alooy
of Ood.
Aal4 aol caly so, Ml we
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lot .... -trlltololloe
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GoYemor's periodic repor~l.
lOliTA IIISTALLATION
DIMMIRAPRIL27 ..
The date for Newpoct Har·
bor Zoatiant• ann•l in-
ttallatioa di.•• bas been
••• '"' Tllureday. Ajoril 27 '
•• tile lrrioe Coas& Couat ry
Cltoll. Hoaboodi 1111 tho •••-
cal•e womea. as ••ll as
odler ....... .,. beiq in-
'liltd to De rutin ....
I... Folio.-\.. a aocial --·-··"-wiR Ito ,....-by put
,..,._. <IIIIo clob.
tr th is money we loaned to
the cormlUni!iiS in Poland
really does talk, maybe our
men it helped ki II in Viet·
nam could ~ell us what it
said. l sm s ure they would
be a lad to, if o nl y they were
not dead.
Why, oh why, do we fight
'em in Vietnam and help
'em everywhere else?
Si ncerely,
William B. Taber, )rd
Kansas, Illinois.
UHIFICA TION
Lettef to the EditOf
I wou ld like to answer
some or the statements
made 1n the newspapers
during the last week and
correct s tatements attribu·
ted to some of our admini s·
trators.
First, wi th re spect to
Councilman AI Forait, who
claim! he is formina a "Uni·
fi cation Fighters of New·
port Beach" poop, He
blames unification for the
following: Shortaae or bus-
ses, double sessions, and
loss of special services.
Mr. Forait is obviously mis·
informed or has been mis·
quoted. First, le t's look at
the bus s ituation, With uni-
fi cati on , we have been able
to make more efficient use
of ou r busses. The shortaae
of buses is due to the lack
of systematic replacement
by the three component dis-
tricts prior to unification.
As for double sessions, the
Newport Beach Elementary
District turned down two
bond issues previous to
unification. Had unification
not taken place, Newport
Beach elementary schools
would be more crowded than
they are now and would
have aone on double ses-
sions sooner than they will
have to under unification.
Thi s is because Costa Mesa
passed their bond iuue and
had a lona-nnae buildina
proaram in full force when
unification took plac:e. Thus,
we have eased some ol the
suain in Newp«t Beach
this year by trantfenina
Newport Beach children tO;
Costa Meta •chools.
With reapect 10 special
servico1, it it liUe that
ll'ior to Pnific:a&ioa ti:Ddeau
in Newpart Beacb Blemeo-
tary school• ,.cei•ed aome
special te"icea '"' a.t
special art. maie, aoll tci-
eoco ~ada«a aad liM••
were not aYailab .. iD dull r .... lnCoola leo•• oofloolo.
JJeCIDM we dW IIOt Willi
10 bon ..., ,.,.1 looo 011J
MIYkil dlia fnl 1•• •til , ..... ~-w.-w
saM eft'ect.. all Ill¥ PI _._,_ .... .,.
oal-lo • lllo Nowpoilt
th . 1 uations yet to be encounter-IS meant unequa programs accused of many thinas .. , ing recruits at the Norfolk.
d · hr h th ed. All we knew was that an serv1ces t oua out e amona them was ''ramroddina Training Station. When the
'total di stric t. Fortunately, this thru." Mrs. Williams, a whatever the eventualities, Charleston returned to port,
this will not be neceuary reg istered nws e and well we were "nearer the areat d b d d
nut year for with the com· ... nown educa•·r. waa the ,·.,. white-throne .. than we had I reporte on oar an was .. ....., assigned to duty as a Junior
mun ity's passaae ofl the 24C vi ted aueat speaker hom ever been before. watch and division orri cer ovenide tu, it wil be pos-Condition• then were dif-
sible to have all proarams another school district. Her rerent hom those of today. au ached to the Fourth Oivi·
and service s equal to that knowledae o( the s uccess There were no communi sts &ion.
in Newport Beach and, in 'nd nee1dsblof this proa~m to stir up racial strife, be• Weeks had passed and it
fact, because or unification are va ua e to us ... ,e cause the October Revolu-was now about the first or
we will have more erficient had nothina "to sen.. 81 June. We had ordera oo form
Leviathan in si,ze. '
1 d tion was six month s away. oraanization and be able her school 6ystem. a rea Y There were no draft dodaers one of the 5 convoys that
to provide th ese equalized has it in their cumcu\um. was to carry the rirst con--services at leu cost. All o{ ua' would ratber this aod no draft cud burners,
So ended my service in
World War I. Such was the
conc lusion to the events
which sianalized the start
of the war, way, way back
on Apri.l 6. 1917. It tdok 29
months to finish that chap-
ter of m)· lire, b ut 1~pvcry
page i n th at chapter was
filled with interestina and
even exc iting events. I
would not have missed •
S .. ··-nta at•·o"L .. ,.d to bccauae thOTe was no draft. tinaent of American troops ......... .. uu.... subject be tau&ht in our p --n... Newcomer were either h was the same before &.o ran~:e-. .,., ... n Vre aot un• "" homes. However, this is not d 1 11 h 1 taken ou t o( context or com-World War 11 . We did not erway, rc ca ow men-beina done, and therefore it ' 11 'd "' ood by " Pletely misunderstood. He wait for the draft, and were ta Y Sal I e to falls bact on tbe schools, o1 L h. has and does speak out bact i n the nava l service the Statue iberty, t mk· jus t as health education and d ford*ishtly reaardina the IS months prior to the Ja-ing that perhaps we woul driver education has. Per" very real problems this c~ panese atta~k on Pearl Har-not see the "stand old Lady
muni ty has in brinaina about haps we: as pare~tl ate ~· bor asain. We pro·cecded down
an effect ive unification of able to corrwnunlcate wtlh · the channel to the open sea, sinale one.
its school syste m. The prob--our ypunasten on the dif-One miaht say that we did It was my pri vi lege to de ..
!ems are not the problems ferent aJe levels. Perhaps dicate my life to the s et·
or Newport Beach and Costa we don't take the time . Per-I 0 u I up vice or my country. l am
Mesa individually; the prob--haps even if we took the S TIT E D glad fot the opportunities
lems are of the unified dis· time and approached it co~ which came to me. I only
tric t. ln fac t, Dr. Newcomer rectly the younasters wis h that modetn boys who
and the Boasd feel that would communicate better lty SeRCJior Jallift Sclllllill& l'istcn to the traitorous talks
excellent pr opess has been with a teacher and feHow of communis t ~ could realize
made althouah it is well students in a c lassroom sit-duty of (Of this purpose in every the tremendous sati s fac tion
understood that one of the uation. an elected representative or communist country. In the which comes from servin&
greatest drawbacks to even-We can provide our you.na• the people is to eipren North Kore an pr ison camps one's country in time of
tual real unification is re· s ters with the proper moral their will in the makina and it systematically broke down need. .-
lated to an intercity hostil· s tandards which our love canyina out o( laws. But the self..confidence of Following my release to !~uc::r~ r:~ th~cshua~~tta:r and raith have built up (or :~s ele:~~rth~~p~::ye.n~~~:~ ~r;ic.:st rnis::rsano;hn:, i1nactive duty in September,
th m. But what of the youn1 919, inmediately I beaan education. These combined e • from his poi nt of nntaae at as individuals and as Amer·
c ities. work ina cooperatively s teu that come (rom homes the seat of aovemment, he icans . to prepate fOf service in
toaether could do much to where there are tow moral learns o( a arave danaer to On March 27th a newspaper WOrld War II, because I had
correct the situation, should s tandards or code of ethics? the people he represents, he report re vCa led that a sen· come to the conclusion that
they be able to foraet their An Anaheim teacher tells can be the first to sound 1 sitivity trainins proaram, war is the natural state of
pe tty politics. I only hope us that many younastCrs warn ina. rinanced in part by the U.S . afhirs and tha t peace is
th is can lake place be rore need and want help des per• for aeveral months 1 have Orrice of Education, has only an amazing jnterlude.
it is too late and before ately to know what is riaht been receivina reports h om been proposed for the Dwins the: 21-year inter·
both of these fine commun· and what i• wrona. He tea· well·in£ormed and reliable schools or Garden Grove. bellum period I wo rked hard
ities surfer a tremendous ches "sex education" in ·sources about a practice The aroup criticism ses· to aet ready for WIJ s ervice.
setbac k. Unless the com· hiah school on 1 moral called "sensitivity train· &ions will include teachers , In 21 yean, 1 wu ready,
mun ity will criticize their basi&, 88 he claims this is ina,•• which has been used school counse lor s, arid indi· 1 was aiven the job o£ set·
schools constructive ly and in California in the State vidual c hildren whom they ·
th h d I one of the main ways to aet Oe-•-nl of Correcto·ona, select and· compel to attend. vma as head of the naviaa· support em, t e eve op--throuah to the younasters ..-un•• Th tion department of the tar• ment of our school system .,-· in certain larae business e new s story stated
will eventually go down He is not teac:hina them corporations, and in YMCA tha.t . Garden Grove,. sch?OI aest USN R Midshipmen's
hill. "the knowledae. the where-aroupt of hiah school s tu-offlc~&ll expe~t rout1ne School in the country. Other
Sincerely, withall and settina tbem dents. Sensiti"Vity tninina approval .. ~ thts plan. iMerestina jobs followed,
James w. Peyton loose," u tltis author sq .. has already been made man· I am confident~~~ Oranae and •oon I was ~omoted to
Newport-Mesa a eats. That statement datory on 1 continuina C?Unty .Patentt wtll not sub-the nnk or captain and was
Unified School Oia trict shows the complete lack ol basis ror many California mtt so tame.ly to. so areal • aiv en command olthe laraeat
1601 16th St. faith this parent has ia ou.r parole officera and their threat 10 theu ch,klren. For "ship" in our Navy _ a
.chool board' -· -·~.,·,_. office starr. ir your child thinks for hi .. h fl . d d
fAMILY Llf! STUDY
Dear Mr. Editor,
Recently you published a
letter from Mr s. Simakia,
who wu very much aaainat
the parent and faini ly urt:
proaram proposed ror ow
schooll district. It u emr
only "cricket.. that you
aive equal lpiiCC to thou in
favor of this propam, u-
pccially since her venion
wauodittorted. Her ideas
d a (ani ly life educ:ation
clau Wet'• onou&h to trr•
ify any pueat. The proposed
PfOiflm would not c.ly in-
clade some ••sex edDCatioe"
bat 111li11 oa tl:le .... .,,
aad rotaltl of NiQ UJ•
cotics. •k:*l• etc. n.ia
~ t\aUd dlis c iUa
woolcl bo -loory. Tllol
it eot .._-:-II ••• ataucl
cwa ... o-rer&Ut a., cWW
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.,.... ... ua If nd k 'd · h' uae oat•na ry ock .. t.lao, trators and our teacb4!n. These roporta aroutcd my •e a ta 01 pn e 1n lm· the bronze star decoration
Indeed it will iakc well deep concern from the be-self, if he re~pects aound
qualifioed,mat,.e 0•01,_,ctoro ainnina. becaute this "aen-, mora.l values, 1f he dare.• .to '!"•s awarded to me: for dock· .... be .... , h th t tnamore than 200 aubmarines. to teach this subject. We •i•ity uainina" employa . fl.,, • en .. e m.a/0!1 Y
have been auwed material almott eaactly the ume •• ~r~~;-:lh~n aen••U.vlty 'today, wilb four score
mechod that was uaed 10 ttal~tnl 11 hko a awuuned years just a round the Cor•
and films can be prnie"Wed brainwash American prlso.. at h•.• ho.~. nor, I am preparina for SCf"
by lhe pll'ent and voted oa. nera of •ar in Korea _ or-Th11 vac1~s propam c~n vice in Workl War Ul, DOl in
Cohainly, as puentt. this 100,·,-· "poup cro't o'co'om." be blocked 1f .only enouah h • tKI Or C 1 k t e eapacaty d convoy c~ is partolowre.apoutibility. Group cri&icism compels an~ ounty peope now mander, a position which I
'Thohmadlat.otctbislet• dle participant to bue his what ••. happenma, ~nd tell
ter nMe it ca.. tlll)'lbiaa UMCl' .aut befon 10 to 15 .o&her their rnench and ncuahbou. held, but as a second mate
Many write t.o our fine oa bo_ ard ·a ship in convoy. abe .-oald problibly coeaidet .,_,.,.., who are required to Th 1 b
porfto&rapl:lic if it deah wills doUUwite,DDCier the direc-Cbn,e County Superinten• . " 1 ut • ctosa uc-
dlo bealdl and well beiqo( don ola aroup Iucier. The dent. Dr. Robert Petenon, lion ol the opportunltiu
our boclles. Sbe m..S. it iadi•Wual it pres ted t.o •.nd ."k. hit. helP~ in lhe wllich tbe pt.I C hall ceatury
clear abe ... '"ditt•bed'' Hek out. real •. l.maaiaod n::\:~!n'~'Z:'aeh~':: o( torvic:e for my c:ou.~y
with ow acltoot board Md M.ar&conn~l* in b•.a P:U•on-write pllone ar Yitif hs lsae mca.nt for me. J w~ah --~ ·~.......... ahty ud .. hla clunk•na, to •1 df i 1 that pr4'ant day makoo--tkeaw-to '"~·• M ..._.111 IWMetf aa4 11.,. up achoo 1c a • ~~ deiDUd &naa US be ritt~d
S yoanpten, ..S pat dtt• hia iadeprndeDCe o1 mind daat daey neYet •trOtl•• co ap Witb
ia pri·ull aclloolt: MMy ud jad_.a,. to •b lti• "unaiti•it:r trai.aio1:' To : ':' ll •""•' ... ...S
pthate tclloole COII•cl• Ml( lllwly de,........t on ~ ~at o1 111J bo-.. d1o ..;,• •c ~ • to
IIIOiiJ Ulo -..... u 111o .... Olliol .. 1111 111o duo 1J1 lllo rm1 otte ... 10 .... niJ o 10 lllo ,.,.
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odoeotioo lo lllo ·-•IOIJ Ill-ltlo oota owoy lllo lo -... W. -• ..... Uno tl ••ory -rica
padea wta _. to •eclll ¥IIJ ra1c1t'-a f1l \11111•1· .i l ..S. lilt .. i .. t fll • .;. . ••· •--. ud UJW MN:
"au.!! lltio ,._ .. a dool -~·-10 -1*1 ,..... eplli• ..,_ II I we-tlto ..... t1
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•
~t!!'Jtrf !~""tt..~ho. ~.!l.~t.9.r
telvcs and thu1 accept and hu happened in Ncwp<ll't William Mason President
live in the wotld around Be'ach durin1 the yun ~· The Itvine C~pany
them. tween 1963 and 1967 wh&le Irvine, California
Amonathe manydiatortiont our chy &overnment hu Dear~. Muon:
in this letter wat that it atood firm, refund for the Than~• very much fot'
wu our di t uict'a policy to moat part to baraain ot ne· havina your onaineers and
trander a teacher from one aollate, and continued to planners meet with me re·
school to another after they oppou the adopted coastal prdina my letter to ~--.
h d route cotridor. Palmer on the freeway mat-a been in one tehoo l 2 or Two areaa c1 the city aro l Th d. . orr. ter. They c feared Up many years, e IIUICI a ICe be in& •bli-"-tcd -both pro-.. , lhinaa that were on my mind, ny1 thi• is not true unleu ....,,1,·ea alona the adop1ed
r" and while I was rcqucstina the teacher a .. :s for a trans• corr idOt and the c ity-backed · a c hanae and rerouting fer for convenience uke or 1lth Street Corridor. This throuah Corona de I Mar. I feel& hi& services could be has worked a hardship on felt that the San J oaquin
better uaed at another property owners alona both Hilla Drive was the best
school. areas.
There ia a great deal of Meanwhile, alona th~
red t ape to be cut before a adopted alianment, the State
family life education pro-has continued to acquire
gram will be tauaht in our mi llions of dollars worth of
school system. In the mean· ri&ht of way property, New-
route.
PARTICIPANTS in Tuesday's install a tion
ceremonies o f the Nightingale Chapter o f
Haag Auxilt'ary included, lrorr left, Mr s.
John K. Malcomson, associate men1ber,
who served as installing o fficer; Mrs.
Jack. Ga rnaus, the new chairman; Mrs.
Thomas Andrews, treasurer, and Mr s.
Chester Purcelt, corresponding secret ary ,
who is holding a tiny doll, which all new
off icers received as a token of thei r new
duties. (Ensign photo.)
port•a many appeals did not
lime our youna sten wi 11 halt this land acquisition.
act their exchanae or know• Because the freeway ques-
ledae at home -'Or in the back tion has remained unseu led,
alleyr. 1n spite oC some op-constrcction of a hi&h level
po1i'tion it is interestina to bridae across Newport Bay
note that 23 of 27 PTA and the actual deve lopment
aroups voted in favor of of Upper Newport Bay could
However, I checked fur-
ther with an enameerinK
rirm and into the possibi li-
ti cs of a bridae across Up.
per Bay, and I am now of
the opinion that the addi-
tional expense of such a
bridge in order to miss the
Westcliff atea and Dover
Shores would be a subst an-Mrs
tial amoun t more than we • Garnaus heads Nightingales
this proaram. be retarded.
Mrs. Dorothy Utter All studies indic ate that
3082 (iibnltar the adopted coastal align-
Costa Mes a ment will disrupt far fewer
DEE COO K WRIT ES
To the Editor :
homes than the so-called
15th Street C orridor.
miaht save in land acquisi-
tion from the eastern part or Upper Bay to the eas~ern
city li mits throur,h Corona
delMar.
\·1rs. R. jac k Garnaus of
llarbor Hishlands was in·
s talled Tue s day as th e nev.·
chairman of the Nighti nga ll.•
Chapter of the Hoar. Hos•
pi ta l \uxitiat)'. ..
\Irs. John K. \1a lcomson
of Cameo ll igh!ands, asso-
ciat e 1 me mber, cond ucted
the m~t a\latL oo at the homc
of \Irs. Ear) Lev. is of New.
P•lr1 1\elg.h t!>, i)Ulj~uing. pal-
li:Unt:ntarlan. \!rs. Win ifr ed'
1\<Jcon , hosp1ta\ admi ni str a•
tor, and \!rs. Frances \1cs-
s amer , her secretar ~. at·
tcnJcd a:. .'\pecial gueS ti>.
Serving. ~1th \tr s. ~urnaus
for the eomm& year are \1r s.
Raymond Dosta of Wes tcl1 ff,
fi rs1 VICe-c hairman; \lrs;
Robert 1\aberman of Corona
de l \lar, 2nd Vlceooeh<J Hman;
\!Irs. Edk.cr PC'I pe of Corona
del \1ar, J rd vice<ha Hmun ;
\~'"· \1el \tcwr i:o.on of Ha y-
Si de Vil lage, record in g sec·
tetary; \'Irs . Ches ter P urcell
of Cnrnna lllghlailds, cor·
respor~di n g secre tary ; \lrs.
NEIII'O~T HA~BOR EIISIGN
A RST SECTlOII --P111 3
THURSDAY, APIIIL 6, 1!161
CORONA DEL !lA~, CAU F.
'
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f.t • Mscri"l"":
Ceii67U510
POOR MORPHEUS
Insomnia suffcrers of old Jle raw 'ol. hue oniOn!> to
woo the arms of Morphcu!>. PU) the poor husband
or wtfe! Today ..yc ha \'e more reliable: ~thods of
mducing sleep ... sleeping ptlls and the tranqurl11en.
for cumple. But, these medW:it.UOns are prescrtpllun
items and should be taken o nly upon the adv1ce of
your physic1an. Check the ob,•tous reasons for slOC'p-
lessness firs t-It may be caused by a lumpy mattrcss
Then. 1f the condition contm ues, ~your dOC tor If
he recommends mcdicauon, we·Jl be glud to ti ll h1s
prescnption.
Ct..istensen Pharmacy
1021 E. COAST IIWT .. coao•A DEL MA8
OaJOLE. J.2550
I believe it is important at
thi s time that I state for the
public rec ord the circum-
stances that have motiva ted
me to take the position I
have held since la te I %5
in regard to the rac ific
Coast Freeway alignme nt
throuah Newport Beach.
Property owners 1n the
adopted alignment have
pleaded to me ror settlement
sinc e we lost our second
appeal hearing before th e
State Commission. My per-
sonal study of Newport
grass roots opinion sugaests
that many c itizens c ouldn't
care less. Man y th ink we
fought the good fight -let•s
senle it and s top pouring
more tax mone}' into th e
fight. Some people are
poorly informed and believe
we should have no, freeway
at all.
You have been in this
th ing from th e start, .\1r.
M'ason, and arc familiar
with all the problems we
encoun tered. Now that the
Broadmo(lf homes have been
built and the Lus k homes
are under cnns truction, it
would be v~ry poor econo-
mic s and ver y dist upting
Concert for young folks
Fourth, fifth
to ask for the 'blue route .' graders in the ,'\e'ol.f>C.Ht•\te:o.a
which is the on ly other Unifi ed School U1~>1t1 Ct arc
Or. Jnhn Dean , curr iculum
Cl"'urdmatnr nf the di.'>tr iCI,
anJ 3:00,I!>tancc nf the nlUSIC
teacher", \!J,, Anna Ka th-
e rine ll arr1 ~ anJ James
:Ju~. The Co)flcert 1.., bc1ng
pTC\'ic'ol.ed In the l>Chonls
b' Snc1ct y membe rs and
tea~.:hers b~ me ans of tares
,,f program nntc!> and e;(-
t.:crpt.., fr <•m the mu!>IC.
T.A. Andre'ol.s uf V.e!>t :'\e...,-1;;;;;;
pnrt, treal>uter, and \lr!>. R~ I GJ .JJa,.re//
STUDIO OF CHARM
AND MODELING
In SoiTII!what condensed
for m, here is how I have
vie wed the free way contro-
versy since it developed as
b Newport Issue:
1. Since ,Jublic hearings
of 1:162, and earlier, I con-
si .. tcntly fa vored an inland
rou ti ng for the futur..: free-
way,
2. In May of I%J , th e
California lliahwa y Ccmr.-.is-
s ion by majori ty \'Ole adopt-
c:d the mos t c oastal alian-
me nt for the freeway through
Newport. Up to this time,
nutax ffi(lney had b.::en s pe nt
to "fisht the freeway."
J . After man} mt"tnths uf
mac ti vi:y , :r. ~~ar •:h nr Apr il
of nn4 . the Cit) 0f Newport
R.::ach started a long 10erie s
of appeals to the State lt igh-
wa )' Commissiun in an ef.
fort to chanae the adopt~d
rou'\e,
4. Later a 15th Street
Corridor was proposed by
Newport as an alternate fOf
the sta te's adopted line.
The 15th Str~t Corridor
was proposc:d by Newport as
an alternate for the stat-e 's
adopted line. The 15th
Stree t Corridor wa s promoted
at a Cl•st of th11usands nf
d()l1 ars to Ne wport taxpay-
ers .
5. S..lfne Newrort c 1t y of·
fi c ials stated public ly at
this ti mt that the C ity would
never accept the adopted
coastal corridor as a loca-
tion for the future fre e way.
At that time , I stated that
after out sec ond hearing be-
fore the Highway Commis-
Si on, my pos itiOn ~;;uuld
c hanae.
6. In each and every ke y
appeal to the C alifornia
tlighway Commission, the
C ity of Newport Beac h lost.
The Commission refused to
reopen the c ase. This in -
c luded the Commission's
refusal lU reopen on the
basis of the 15th Street
Corridor.
All of us must now e xa-
But it is clearl)' o bvious
that we cannot have two
end s of a freewa y - one
from the Laguna side, one
frum the Huntington s idc
feeding into Newport
Be ac h with no way of hand·
li ng this heavy traffic vol-
ume throo gh ow town.
Even now, our traffic prob-
lems on existin& Coast
Highway wotsen a s eac h
day pas se s .
Thus it 1s in con siJeration
uf all the his tory and all
prcsent fac tors -the loss
of each and every appeal,
tho co st of tax monies,. the
hards hip on property ownera,
the freezin& of land and
water development and the
growina crisis in Newport -
that I have ~cac hed my pre·
sent position on the Coas ta l
Freeway que"tion.
In truth , the Newport
lkac h C ity Counc il hasn't
eve r received a mandate
fn•m the peo ple to c on tinu~
this freeway fi&ht. In fa c t,
the last Counc ilmanic ele c·
tion proved conc lusively the
balance did not weigh
henily m favor of the
"fight forever" fa c tion .
After seven ye ars, I be-
lie\·e that the time is ovet·
due for confere n c~. compro-
mise and barter between the
Newport Beac h C ity Coun-
c il and the Di vision of
Highways, aimed toward
eventually a cceptina the
adopted coastal fre ewa y
corridor.
We could then begin to
move forward again and h •
solve some of our m(lst
pressing c ommunity pu.lb-
lems.
Councilman Dee Co0k
Fifth Di strict
Newport Beach
HOt JRF.ADS
EVERY AFTERNOON
SII EEPIIERDER"S ...................................... 12 Noo•
1001\ liHOLE WHEAT .................................... 2:15
BUTTERMILK BREAD .................................... 2:30
SODA BREAD .................................................... 2:30
65'> WHOLE WHEAT ........................................ 2:35
MUFFIN BREAD.............................................. 3:00
INDIAN BREAD ................................................ 3:00
WHITE BREAD .................................................. 3:45
!'RENCH BREAD .............................................. 4: IS uar DOG BUNS, EE D ROLLS ...................... 5:30
BUTTERI'LAKE ................................................ S:30
route the state engineered
at the time of the route de·
cis ion. I thought that we
really had something with
the San Joaquin Hi lls Drive
route, but it is now a pparent
to me that this is n0t the
case .
As )'OU no doubt know, the
Coron a de'l Mar Chamber of
Commerce has already taken
a position on the Fifth Ave.
route, and I am now going
to aaree with that pos ition.
So other than letting the
Board of Director s know what
my ilct ion has been, I will
no longer oppose the d eci-
sion that the Board made
and that the C ity of New-
port Beach has made al<io
regardins the F ifth Ave.
route .
I hope we can get on with
lhi• freeway an(! be sure
to have tht: eo..stal •eetioo
completed prior to the time
the Corona del Mar Freewa)'
is hooked up to our com-
munit)'.lfwe ran the Corona
del ~·lar Freeway down to
Coast Highway, it would
absolutely w1pe out that
shopping area.
in,·itcd to au end a free con •
cert by the Los .. \ng c\cs
Phi \harmomc on Saturday,
Apri l 8, at Oranse Coast
College .'\Ud ltorium.
\lembc rs of the Sf'Clnsoring
organization, the o rang e
County Philharmon ic So\:i·
ety, have pre pared a con-
cert ~e v iew, wi th the co-
operation of the office of
director of the Los Angeles
Philharmonic, will lead the
orchestra in the final con-
cert of the curr ent Orange
County Philharmonic series
a t 8:30 p.1n., Saturday,
Ap ril
Coa s t
2 2, in the
College auditor-
iurr. The progra111 will in --elude "Don Juan," by ~ich ·
ard Strauss; Ernest 3 1och•s
"Schelomo," Hebrew rhap-
sody ,wi t.h Kurt ~eher as
In changins my positi on, I
am in no way e l.cusins the
ac tion of our Ci ty Council
in len in& us bclieve the y
we re work ing for us as far
as th~ 'blu~ route' was con·
cerned, and even taking
Corona del Mar money in
our firs t Freeway Fighters '
campaisn. They did nothing
to try to enaineer the 'blue
route' for us or make any
recommendations for us in a
change eas t o( Upper Bay.
My hope n0w is that the
C ity of Nt:wport Beach wil l <.ello soloist; and 3ectho-
limit the ir reque11ts fOf a -'~e~n_'~s_S~y~m...::.p~ho~•-'Y:.....N_o_._.:.J~. __
chanse on the Marine rs '
Mile f'IOfti on. I am in favor
of the C ity .so ins alon g
wi th the State and getting
on with the building of thi s
freeway, pa rtic ulari ly as to
property acquisition, so
that home owners. realtors
and land deve loren• in our
area includin& the lr\'ine Com;,.n~·, can know just
where and how they c an
develop the area for the
best for all concerned.
I want to thank the many
residents from Corona del
~-lar who ha"e encourascd
me since 1963 in ow ef·
(orts tO have the fr eewa)'
aoln.s bac k of our are.a, and
I on-ly hope they wtll not
think that I am a bandonin&
them at this ti me . I will be
alad &0 talk to any o( thcnl
and ao over the reasons for
the chanae. both on the
first letter I wrote to Mr.
LEGAL NOTICE
\Q'IUT OF 1'1 111 ll lit \HI\f.
\.,lJ t· ; .. h•·ro·l>l ~~~ o·n that
11,,. l'l"nrnno: c .,,urru~~iun of
th,. Cit~ ,,r \ ...... ,,,,., Jf,.,,. h .... ,11
hoJ,f " pul,J k h••~~rin.: o•n 1h,.
''I'Piio Alt on vf :""urf._;,j,. f'rn-
fU'r tir-. In<. ftor ,, \',or i,t!l •,.
~9':J lo prrmn 'on.,Hu' linn of
,, 1"'•1 "'"r. -.,no: I•· rt· .. id ••n < ,.
wilh ,, -.. rr:u 111rtl .. o·tb,o• ~ 111•
.. t,..t<i of fl'•jnirrd 10' oil :-,F.
13' of l.o11 9, 111 ,,, I. :1.!, l rM·I
'""'·port llt".tr h, 108 • J ,,r;l
:"lr,.,·t, \.· .. p·ort ll •·a• h.
'\otil."r j,. hcrf'II'O f.irtho·r ~-:•''"11 llnot ,. .. ;d puht"i r h,.;orinjl:
,.·ill bf' h,.J,j nn th,. :?01h <I•" of
1\pril, 1%7, ool thf' hunr o1f
8:00 p.m. in lhr t:oundl t:h ... n•
hf'r,. of th,. ''""port U""' h
Cit• ll<oll, <ol .. hk h tim,. ''"''
fllilt"t" an• .. nd all P'"~"'"'"'"' •n·
lf'l'c-!"ll"d ma•· t1pp•·;>or ton d b,.
hf'11rd th,.rrorr..
~"Y '. Cop .. lin, ,.,.n,.~,,,.., ~"""PflrUJ,.Ach Cit~
Planninf C:ommi;< .. i"n
Publito h.: t\ptil 6, \%7, in
Thc ~f'wport lhrbnr t:n,.i,n
Palmer and on this le tter to ~n r.t:m· Pr nur llf:\IU \C
)'OU. ~.-.tier i ~ hrtrby jli""'ll th•t
W1th best pe11onal reaJ.rds. thl" Pl~na in~ Commi .. toion ur
Frank Jordan th.r City of ~~w.,on llr .. \•h ,.ill holll • ruhlif' hf'•ri nlf nn lhf' 2731 E. Coast Hwy. 11ppH c1111on t.f L.ll . j11n-•,,.f'n
Corona del Mar. IM • li,.,., Pf'nn it •126<1 1o 11,.,..
P .S. I th ink it a aood idea mit: .ddilion of • "'"rnad
to reiterate so the re is no dwl"'lin,11 unit 1o ~m ~,i,.till~
bl · d d ' Dorr.aoeo.fonniDjE dwP IIh~<. In lhf': poesi e m~tun entan IRJ R-2 Oil•lrict, on Lot IQ, tllnrk
that I am 1peakina n~ •. ·~ 2. Tr11c t ll•lbu ltiolaad, I %2
I d id before. as an mdJVI -R•lw Ralbo• h•l•arl.
dual and not It a dlreclor · No'dee q. il~by lunh.., Jliv"'
ol the C hamber, either in th•t ••id pt~bl if' ~l'at inft will
this leiter Of the one I bf' h~ld oa lhe 20th d•y of
t ~ Palmer Apri l. 1967, •I tbe lioar of 8:00 wrote o ~· ' p.m. ia tlr.e Co .. ell Ch-bet"ll
USC IOOSTI I ......eD of u. .. s .. •port 8eaf'h City -· • ~ II . Hall, al •illcl. tlml' .. d plitCe r / ~~ E. Waltet Scott ollll Vta •r •ad al\ puaou iat~~ .. ted.
/ ....., Oeooe, Lillo ta te. h11 been , .. 1 •ppeat •d tHo tlr.etd
LIDO CENTE R e~cted to a l""YUt term as th~ff.'Oa. ~~~§~ dire<IOr of C-r<e Mlo-R.,. y. Cop•Ho •• .,,.,..,. t ":::==:or CM ...... , Newport Be.elil Chy
...... VI • LI DO N I:W ,OIT I I AC H d atal, au.~ort poup few Pla•iai\COII*f••So• 1-~f-···.·.· .. · ... " ................... USC school ol bbaineu ad-P•Mi.-c Apnl 6. 196'7, Ia ai•huadoa. 'Ttie\'lewporc M•hr £&alp
'
The ""C'Ifb uf ~ maJM com·
Pf>'cr' 'ol. til be played for
thl.' young people: the lwer·
ttuc to 'oi.·cber's ll pera "Obcr•
on:• fl,llnwed b~ "Pavane
((11' a Dcatl Prmcei.os " b)
\Iaurice :la\'d, lnd move•
men t fr om f\ectho\'en's
Seve nth Symphlln~, a nd ex·
c erpts fwm "L'Arlcsienne
b) ~liLet .
Pcrml:o."h'" slip!>, which
ma~ be exchan¥-ed fm free
concert tic kets , have been
~•nributed at the 'c.l\oo\s .
Further information maY be
o Ata tned b~ calling thc of-
fl e e of the Orange County
Phi lharmonic Society, .046-
bert \!cFar ren of llarbor
Vicv.'/hlls as par\lamen tar·
1an.
COITIT\I tt ec chatrmon arc
\lr !>. John Dnnald!>Cl n, bab~
photos ; \irs. o\ndrew Oil ver,
calendar; \·Irs .. "'\ewton Cox
Jr .. cancer re11t stry; \Irs.
D.E. Fuller, decorat1ons ,
'ol.i th \Irs. (,iemge Hoover as
co-chairman; \Irs. Dame!
Shepardson, pu blic i!~; \hs.
\latthew Kenncy,tumor board.
LEAVING FO R CHICAGO
John Kane Ltd. of Corona
del \tar ha s named 1\kArth ur
and .1\ssoci at e!> Ltd., of
1333 Corne ll Ot., Costa
\lesa, as Southern C'all fnm1a
re pr csent atl\'es. The f1 rm 1s
headed b) Clracc \k:\rthur
m assoc1 ilt1 on wn h Fon est
Goff: ''I· K;aoe 1s closma
h.i1 dten ~ohop in Corona
del \1ar and will return to
his home in Chica.so, .,.,here
he wi ll opcn a British Hons
Kona cus tom tailoring shop.
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BEST ACTOR -
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r • (01>" "''~•
Sandra Dec: and
George Hamilton in
'DOCTOR, YOU'VE CO
TO BE KIDDING!"
-also-
"A FUHHY THING
PEHED OH THE
WAY TO THE FORUM"
P eter O'Toole and
Om ar Sh ar if in
"THE HIGHT OF
THE GENERALS"
Church News
Th:e Fint Blpt.it\ Cluuch
otCoata Mva. )()1 Mapolia
St. -"Underttandina Ood ..
wi11 be the u r.mon topic o(
Dt . P.O. Newnam at the 11
a.m. Sunday service. The
speaker at 1 p.m. wi 11 be
Walter Kwtz, wbo spent 2~
years with the U.S. Navy at
Subic Bay, .Philippinu, and
plans to return there as a
miasionary. He attended
Glendale Colleae, rtceived
hi s B.A. from L.A. State
Co lleae in 1962, and an
M.R.E. dearee from Western
Conservaiive Baptist Semi-
nary io Portland, Oteaon.
He and his wife have span•
sored a youth group at the
Ol.i nese Baptist Chur ch of
the Rev. John Pt~donofl' will
preach at 10 a.m. this Suft ..
day on .. Be ulty and aave
soei~ty." ••• The Christian Science
Churchea, Newport Beach.
Corona del Mar andCoata
Men -The leuon .. ermon
topic for th is Sunday will
be "'Are sin, disease, and
death real?"' • • •
Newport United Chwch,
meetina in the senior Citi ..
zens c lubhouse, lSth St.
and Irvine Ave., C liff Haven
-"Your youthful setr• will
be the s ermon topi c of the
Rev. Loren Flickinac:r for
the 10 a.m. Sunday service. • • • Portland. • • • The Ba lboa Is land Com--
St. Andrew's Presbyteri an muni ty Me thodist Church.
Church. 600 St . .'\ndrew•s 11 S Aaat eAve.-New mem-
Rd .. C liff Haven -Gue st bers will be received this
speaker for the 8', 9:30 and Sunday. The sacrament of
II a.m. Sunday services will · baptism will be adminis tered
be Irvin Lo tze , a missio nary to children and adults by
on furlough from Pakis tan, the Re v. David Walker.
where he has served as pJin · • • •
cipal of the Christian tech· The Corona del Mar Com-
nical schoo l in Gujranwala. munity Cong regational Ch·
His s e,rmon topic is "Fol• urch , Uni ted Church of
\ow me .' Chri st, 611 Heliotrope
• • • Ave. -Dr. Philip Murray
The: Plymouth Congrega-wi\1 preach on "Publishers
tiona\ Chwch, 3262 Broad ,of peace" at the 9 :30 and
St., Newport Heights.-Con-II a .m. Sunda y services.
tinu ing hi s services on
"Creative Christiani ty,"
LEG4l NOTICE
Hf:F'O RF: 11\t: PUBLI C
t.:TILITIE:S C0 \1~\I SSIO;'<r: Or
TilE STATE OF CALIF"DR~'I A
:\pp lic lltion ;-Jo . 49142
In th~ mauer of th~ applica•
tion of Th~ P acific Tel~phon,.
o~nd Tt"lt"ji:taph Compo~ny, a co,..
ponot ion, for authority to in •
cr~a»e c-,.rtain in trastat~ ratt'S
and char!!~" applicllhl~ to
t~l ~phone !lervices fum i!l hed
wi thin the State of Cali!om ia.
•••
The firs t all adult fe llow-
s hip hour will be held at
7:30 p.m. Tuesday, April
18, at the Lutheran Church
of the \1aster, 1900 Pacific
View Dr., Harbor View
Hi lls. This is an attempt to
measure the interes t in the
org an izati on of an adult
group, • • •
Bob Guenther, Adele
DAVID LUSK, 4-;'ear-old
son of Mr. and Mrs, Richard
Lusk of 1732 Mi ssouri St.,
Costa Mesa, won the "dot
to dot ser monette" coloring
contest in last week's En·
sign gospel page. Dave,
who is holding the Bible he
won as the prize, is attend-
in g Mesa Verde pre"'S chool.
(Ensign photo. I
A whale .
of a show
Ardent volleyball players
left their games and gi rls
in bathing suits gave up
c arefully t urning t hems e \ves
for tans, when a great, big
whale put on a water show
Sunday aft ernoon, Apri l 2,
off I St. and Ocean Front,
3alboa.
For almost half an hour
the whale rolled in the surf,
scratching barnac Its off his
hide. Occasionally he would
raise a big point ed he ad
and "thar 'he blo wed ."
One ..:ute little red-bikini-
clad girl cr.ied out, "I was
just s wimming there. I'm
going back to Texas."
,
I h dl RT1LIII IUTCUFF Te. ep O"!l._Do .. 'o •• ~~·~~m~!~d!:"'!':1:0 'lor~---~ o~... Bl¥4., eo ..... .s.1
A biJ' welcome to ow IOWD their Bay Sboree t1omo witb ltaymoad Wilde' aad 8ruce Mu, have moved 10 11%4
to Alta Mae Satterlee. ·, .aad a elumber pwty, •. aqd ,,, .. Wriaht ol Newporl, aed Kim Somerttl Lane. Wlltc:litr.
to mike her (eel IVID more ina; a dou'ble ftllWI movie DtMnMrt of Coroaa del The JtehnborJI are ....
at home • hw::booa ·wae in their proj'ec:tioa room .• 0 Mar, all Stani'Ofd ll\lleato, velopen or lhe rood IUP. plemenl, HNutrilite, .. and
aiven in hclf ~bonor br htf not doiq too atUcb slumber-and Newporterl Bob Twist
aitte,..in•\aw, Marcia Smhh ina wore Devoa Doan and and Scott AUen, uuden\1 •t mlf,'u(ac:ture it in Buena
of Bayc:rest ..• with 1~1t1 Lea Hilllrtft of Bay Shore•, SC. They will H compelina Park.
Doreen Marshall or Ltdo, Colene Ward or Irvine Tet· ror the John P. Kennedy tf'Oo' IIIOYI TO AIUZDIA ~
Marian 8C'I'aeaon, Donna race, Lonia Ha1en ~ Hat .. phy at the NCAA interna· Dick and Carol ouncan,
N. J b V' H'll d L 1 formerly o r Coron• del Mar
1cho\a, an• R_yael, E.lea-ot IIW I • an OM e tional cot1e1iate a&i.lina and more recently Newport
nor Zaremba, HUriett ()ur .. 9ume or Cameo Shores. compctilion this weekend at Heiibt• ret identl, have
way and Sally Jobnton o( • • • Annapolis.· ' moved 10 Sedona, Arizona.
Westc tiff, Janet De Ruff of The wi nnen I. . .Dorothy I~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!,;;;;;,;,;,;;,;,;;;,;,;;;;;;.:;;;;,;;;;,;~~
Balboa Island, Joy Pike of and Bob Beauchamp •.. at
Baycre1t, Eula Crawford of the play~fh for the Penh ...
Cliff Haven and Polly tJut .. sula Poi nt Tennia Tourna ..
china and Marjorie Wilkens mont. The ttophy1ivina
of The BlufTa . · dinner part y will take place
• • • at Balboa Coves toniaht.
A $100.00 a plate dinner • • •
... guests of honor, Gover-They wilt return h om Las
nor Rona ld Rcaaan and his Veaas this week, and then
wife ... sponsored by the: Rt· take to Palm Desett ... to
publi can Central Commi ttee res t ... Ruth and Ed Steen
of Oranae County ... April of Balboa Island.
lSth ... Balboa Bay Club. • • • • • • The first celebrities tun-
Returning today from a cheon wi II be held at the
week nr pleasure. . .and Newporter Inn on the 18th
business down in the s tate ... sponsored by the cui·
of the &iants, Texas, Doris
and Bob Underwood of
Shore C liHs . • • •
J ohn Franklin, back from
Vai I, Colorado, where he
had been skiing and work·
ing , couldn't rest. . .he
turned to his o ther love,
sailing, and invested in a
Starboat.
• • •
Lucy and And y Carey of
Shore C liffs will be spend-
ing this weekend in Scotts-
dale showina films or their
summer camp, at Medicine
Bow, ·wyoming ... and .will
visit with college friends.
•••
J ohn and P ia Wayne's
daughter, Alissa, celebra·
ted her lith birthday with
IS of her school chums at
tural committee o( the New•
port Harbor Chamber of Com•
merce Women's Divis ion.
MetroPQli tan' opera s tar
Ri se S(evens will be one of
the honored iuests, and
radio stalion KFAC's Carl
Princi wi 1\ be the muter
of ceremonies . All proceeds
will be aiven to Laauna•a
Festival d Opera this year. ••• Enthusiasti c tennis play·
en ,Patte and Parker Dale
of Dover Shores and Jackie
and Dan Olmstead of Bay
Shores will visi t the courts
at the La Costa Tennis
Club thi s weekend.
•••
~ In The Tradirional Manner
lii!PJJ!Y.rtf~!
LOOKING FORWARD TO THE
OPPORTUNITY OF SERVING YOUR
CLOTHING NEEDS .
IRVINE TOWN CENTER
Aoos.s fro,. U. C.l.
133·0880
~!CMir.DUN'S wJ.I:!~'ftl GII .. D ij~
A MUSICAL FAil'Y TAU~
Case .'Jo. 8608
fn v~>-tij!"at ion on th t' Com·
mis,;.ion', own motion into the
ra l""• tolls, ru ll's, r harg~!l .
opt>ration;o., st"pflrii tion,., prar•
tic'"'"• contrac t..'!, o;;ervict" and
fa <"ilitir., of Th~ P a cific T~l~·
phon .. Gild r .. lt"I{Tilph Company.
Raines , Ann Maxwell, Otto
lloeg and Cliff Th orn have
been named as a nom inating
commi ttee to pre: pare a slate
for the 4th quarterly con-
ference , to be held at 7:30
p.m. April 26 at the Balboa
Island ;..tethodist Church.
Di!Wic t Supt. Kenneth \1il·
ler wi II be in charge of the
Williams art is displayed
The girls in Girt Scout
Troop #91 are plannina a
s urprise for their parents on
the 28th ... a dance·festi-
val. However, mothers aot a
clue wh en they wert asked
to make their costumes. •••
r:aM' ~o. 8609
[nH:!Iti~a:ion o n tl:,. Com-
:nt«,.,iun's .:1'·11 mo tion in w thl"
rat "'"• toll ... rulr .. , char![""·
c..p,.r.otinn.;, -.eparation..,, praC"<>
tu·,.,., contract ... , st'rvicf' anrl
l•rili t ies of the telcphont-
Openotiou o l certain telephone
t"0'1M'f11ti.on!!l.
SOTICE O f II EARI"'G
_._otice il' h~r,.by ~i··e-n that
•th~ Public !'tiliti~s Commis•
sion olth ~ Stat~ of Califom i.o
h;o'< '<CI thr h~arin11s in tht'
above entitl~d niatters before
r:omm i!>11ion~r \litrht>ll, Com·
tni .. sioner :"iymo os and r ~am i·
ner Emerson as follows-
San Frand .. co, /Commit!l!oi~n
Courtroom, Stntf' /luildin![/
\\<·dn,.~da), :\prd !9, 1967 at
10:00 ... m.
Lo., <\nji:elt'"', /Commission
Courtroom , State Olficc-Bu ild·
inJL/ 107 South Hroadway,
\\t•dnf•sday, 1\pril 26, 1967 at
I 0:00a.m.
:\t ..-.hirh time,. and plan·"
,,1( mtl'tf'sted par tie~ mil}' ap-
P<'<H .ond be h .. ard.
II~· ord••r of tht-public util•
iti,. .. rommis,.ion d at ~d at S11n
~ 111ncis co, thi'< 2Jrd da}· of
\l,orr h, 1967.
~illiam ~·.Dun lop, St-cretary
Publir-('tilities Commi!osion
o f th,-. Stat .. of Cali fomia
Publ1 .. h: \pri l 6 , 1967. in
Thf' II arbor En"'ign
the new
\
•
ROY
BOAT
meeting.
• • •
The next genera l rneeti tl&
of the Woman's Society of
the First \'lethodis t Church
of Costa Me sa will be held
at 10 a.m. April 19. The
program wi II be on "W9.men
of the Bible."
• • •
Local artist Gretchen Wi l-
li ams is showina paintin gs
at Mutual Savinas and Loan
Associati(ln , 2867 E. Coas t
Hwy., Corona del Mar.
\Irs. Williams, a resident
of Corona del Mar for 13
yean, turned from the field
of advettisina art J years
ago to devote full effort to
fine art. She s tudied at
Swarthmore College, Penn-
sy h·ania Academy of Fine
Aits, and at the Art Stu-
dents' League in New York
City. J
Most of the.;paintinas on
exhibit are executed in the
relatively new medium: aery~
lie paint. It is a water-based
paint, looks and handles like
oi l but dries very rapidl y
and re tains much of \he vivid
color of \he water coloc me·
dium.
Mn. William• was choaen
as arti at of the month for
January by the Junior Ebell
Club. Her works have been
shown at the Corona del
Mar Library, the Bank of
Ame rica, and can currently
be seen at Ann Gilman's
Arti s ts Workshop in the En·
sign buildina .as well as at
Mutual Savinas.
The seni or high youth will
pre sent a play, "Terrible ,"
at the April 12 meeting of
the Women's <\ssociation of
the Pres byterian Church of
the Covenant. 2850 Fairview
Rd., Costa \lesa. Pri scilla
Circle will hostes s the 7:30
p.m. mee ting. Th e L amp-
lighters will meet for pot·
luck dinner at the church at
7 p.m. this Saturday, Apr il
8. De tective Sam Corderio
of the Costa \lesa police de·
paHment will talk on Ju-
venile problems,
Benefit for Korean family
Troop 44 of the Newport
ltarbot Girl Scout Council
wi ll hold a fund-raising din·
ner Tuesday, ~tay 16 , for
the i r families and friends to
aid in the bu'ldi ng of a
home: for a needy Korean
family.
The program, sponsored by
the non-profit Ameri can~
Korean Foundation, cauaht
the attention of the 27 Cadet
Scouts through a weekly
publi cation last year.
Through their efforts in pre-
patina an authentic Korean
dinner, the girls· ho pe to
ra ise the necess ary $150
required to build the house.
Under the leadership of Mrs.
Robert Jones and f\ts . Ethan
Smi th, the dinner will be
s erved at the Newport ele•
mentary school cafeteria
from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at
the cost of $l.SO per per·
son.
Further information may
be obtained from the New•
port Harbor Gi rl Scout Coun·
cil, 673-6470, or '' ~.
J ones, 673-4037.
DZ's to install officers
MATHIAS RE ITZ of Costa
Mesa, who recently com-
pleted directing duties for
the Eugene O'Neill play,
"A moon fo r the misbegot•
ten," curr ently on stage at
Newport's South Coast Re-
pertory, will take the title
role In the company's South ..
land premiere of John Ar-
Delta Ze!'as by the Sea
will install offi cers for
' 1967~8 at a dess ert meet-
ing at 7:30 p.m. Monday,
April 10, in the tea room at
Bullock's in Fashion
Square , Santa Ana. Res er-
vations may be made wi th
Mrs. ltugh Godwin, S4S-
J50l.
The annual benefit salad
luncheon, paper fashion
show arid card party wi II be
held May 13 at the Newpofl
LEGALHOnCE
NOTICE OF PIJIIUC HEARING
Notice ia het@by slvea th•i
the Pl-a11ins Comm l•aion or
the City o f Newport Buc:h wUI
hold 1 r.:bHc: hu rias on the
•PPiic•t on of Marsaret 8.
Aopr for 1 Uae Permit 11265
to pennit; •tractar•l •ddltloa•
den's "Sergeant Mu sgrave's to • aon-eoafonnias dwellia1
dance" In May. He Is a ia lh e R•l Ol•ttlct oa Lot 9 a v•clted portion of E-t S.y
former Army pa ratrooper, Avmae, Block 21 , Tract E •••
has served as professor and Side Additloa, 1316 Ea•t 8•\..
boa Blvd., Balboa. , ' director of drama, received Notice t11 llerebr f•tther
his MA In theater arts from si v• tht ailid pvbllc llellri•l
S F I S wilt be held oe tb 2:0~ d1y
RILAXIMG Ill OISIRT
an ranc sco tate, and of April. 1967, 11 the hoor of
Is now working for a Ph.D. ltOO P-"'• Ia ah-Cnaell
d. .. ~JIIbert of th Newpon
9f • Be•c.ll City Hall" at wtllo.ltr
tble ud pl•c• •r •d all
per1100 latereated IDII)' •ppe•
Dr. Halea Robeflaon of ad be be.,d tllereoa.
BadJoa l•I•Dd rec..,.rttina Ray Y. co,.ua, ••eret.,.
L-L ' , Newport 8-.ell Chy trc. a 11m1atp tppeadaae, 11 Pl-ilf C•-l .. fea
Riviera in Costa Mesa. Re-
s ervations are to be made
with M-s. James Richards,
960 Coronado Dr., Costa
Mesa.
ORGAN DUO TO I'RESEMT
CONCERT APRIL 18TH
Shay Torrent and Aut
Alexander will present a
concert of popular music on
a variety or Harrmond or·
gant at the Smedley Junior
1-liah School Auditorium,
2120 W. Edinaer St., Santa
Ana. at 8 p.m •• ITueaday,
APfil 18. Schmidt-Phillips
Co. ia sponsor ol the free
.concert.
Shay Torrent, composer of
symphonic works and pop
tunet, hae made a number
tA recordint• for Mercury
RecOC'dt and is. aurf oraan·
Jst for the California An1elt,
havin1 been wi lh the Chic:-
IJO White So:1 (OC' many
years.
.Uel Alesander. who u.a-
dietd mDiic: in bia utin
Oermaay. •.stabUabod bl.-
eelf aa a pedonDar IDd. CCJIIDoo . ,
pooe• •J!JJor-Y ...tB,.. 1...r.
C. II lo Y •• w_. 114
....... 1 ..
67UIIO Wkilll t kiet .. c:adoo in h.bU .. r April'· IM71 Ia
::.,::,._, dlt dtttrt. Ttl,. •• ,., H•Mr Ea•lfl
I
Hopin& to warm up thi s
weekend under the desert
s un. . .Marilee and J ohn
Wil son and Patty and 3ob
Al\eborn of Irvi ne Terrace
have planned a trip to Smoke
Tree. .10 AM I PM · 3"~LPM • • •
Piano ~layi nl tennis pro
Jimmy Ford has o pened !he
JiTmly Ford Jamaica Inn
Tennis C lub. It promi su to
be a smashina s uccess ...
for information call Jimmy
at 673·5711 or 673•9S49.
smfll]J~ ~1Ph11 ~
•••
There wi II be some ex-
citin& days ahead for Craig
McCabe of Bay Shores, Skip
Allen of 3alboa Penins ula,
I ~M ~:30 PN
WITH PASSBOOK CONVENIENCE
EASY ADDITIONS AND WITHDRAWALS
You can earn 5.39%
per annum when our
current rate of 5.25%
is COMPOUNDE D
DAILY and hold for
one year .
_All offlcu of M...tvol Sovine• ..-ill Oe op~n S•tvr4oy, Apri l I, 1967, foom
9 o.m. to 1:00 P•"'· for tfoo co""*"llflco of our •ovlne• cv•tam•"·
%
Funds receivtd by lilt lOIII of
month e•n from tM 1st After
the lOth from date received.
lnttrnt ptid to dolo of will>
driWII on hlncls lift J rnon111s.
Accounts lnsuted lo $15,011 by
lilt Foderol s..;,., oncl loon
lnsutonco CO<porolion. Sow-by·
moil, lluluol Sovlnp poys posl·
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LIDO HOME TOUR APRIL 20
The 1961 edition of the 929 Via U4o lood, with a 91& Via Lido Nord, pr0'¥'i:n•
Lido llle home tour wilt be fall tenace acro11 tiM bay cia I home with windina,
he~ld Th•tday, April 20 , front . nower lined drive and out·
undet the chairmanship of 'Mr. and "*•· Earl Sawyer, door pool.
Mrs . Richard McClure. SlS Vla Lido Soud, in New Mr. and ~ •. Fred Nub,
"Lido, a way of life"' will Orleant French etyle, J.nd 111 Via Wuiert, pretcnti.na
be the theme for the tour, includina a peek into the 10lution1 for remodclina an
whlch will in'clude the fol·· Atonante, tied up at the older, am~~\1 home.
lowina homes: dock. Mr. and Mu. Linn Williartt,
Mr. and Mn. W.N. Ra yburn, Mr. and Mra . Elmer Hehr, l06 Via Oijon, decorated
World War 1 nurse d"leS ~ro~~ .• ~~;li,:;:~·;••• done
Mr. and Mu . 6wiaht An·
A memorial aervic:e c:oin-
c:idi na· with the c:etefwation
O( the 50th IMiveraary of
Ame:ric:a'a entrance into
World Was I, waa held today
in the Aldersaate Methodist
Church, Tuuin, in honor o£
Mrs. Edith Skene Williams,
a World War I Army nt.a"se
who died Marc:h )0 at the
aac of 79" st the Puk Lido
Convalescent Hospital in
Newport Beach.
eatabli-'hed their home on derson, 832 Via Lido Nord ,
Puaet Sound near Betrair, with indoor pool. windina
Wash. For nearly 40 yean s tairway and ups tairs li vina
she performed nunina aer-room.
vices to the residents of her Tows will be conduc ted
community, and often lee-from 1 to 5:30 p.m. under
lUred on Wuhinaton noweu the direc ti on Of Mr s. Huah
before the members of the Plumb. 'There wi II be 2 art
local Garden Club, displays, showing the work
Major Skene died in 19S4, of Lido children on the
and his widow manied Cap-terrace and of adult arti all
t.ain Clarence C. Williams in in the clubhouse.
1_960, who i~,the .. con_-erva· Proc eeds wi1\ 10 to J uve·
The service was held un-liVe c~er columm st for ni le Hall and fo r purchase
der the auapicea of the Rc-the Ensl&n. They moved to or new furn ishin as for the
becca Circle of the Woman's · the Wi lliams home at 1012 clubhouse.
NEII'ORT HARBOR EIISIGN
FlRSTSECTIOfl --P111 5
THURSDAY, APRIL 6. 1167
COIIOIIA DEL MAR, CALIF.
ICIIDLA11811P AIUDU
A·~ ac:Mianh.ip .. ..d
has been made 10 Marahall
G. Fan~ by lhe C alifomia
Real Estate Auoe.
Marshall , a arad.uate aiU-
dent in urban land coon~
mics at UCLA, i" t he $0tl
or Mr. and Mrs. Lu Pan t.,
runner residents or lla rbor
View Hi lla~, nuw living in
San ta An a. \1r. Fan t, a ror-
mer Irvine Co. offi cial, now
is th e owne r of a company
concerned with real estate
•nd condominium develo~
OCCUPY LIDO HOllE
'1\lh ile Mr. and Mrs. Hale
Fields of Lido Isle are on.
an extended trip, the Ver-
non Edlers are occupyi na
their Via Lido Soud home.
The Edler's sold
s of Shore Cliffs, mem-
bers of the dan ce club. <En sign photo.)
A shower of flowers
Society of Ctuiatian Service, S.E. Wind sor Lane , Tus tin, or which she was 1 member. early jn 1961. Mrs. Williams
The Re v. Donald Sapp, the suffered' a number of (rae-
minister of the chwch, and tu.rc a as the result of an
former pastor of the Balboa automobile accident in OclO-
Ialand Melhodiat Church, her, 1964, and she fell and
spoke a few wmda, in lieu broke her hip in Mar ch,l96S.
of conductina a funeral ser-From lhat time until she
vice, in accordance with the was removed to the Hoaa
expreued wishes of the Hospital, Newport Beach,
deceased. she spent her wakina hours
CDM Sla. ges TH.E ENGAGEMENT of Miss Kathy Walp and William
Dana Southwell was announced last week in Corona
Bib 'n Tucker will hold a Skelton , Mr . and Mrs . Wit-
s pring dimer dance April liam Tolle and Mr . and Mrs.
I 5 at the Santa Ana Count ry Donald Koening of the La-
Ciub. The theme wi ll be a guna area.
s hower' of flowers . No·•host Hosting at the door will
coc ktail hour is at 6:30, be Mr. and Mrs. Alex Mac-in a wheel chair.
followed by ·a buffet dinne r Gillivray of Monarch Bay, Mrs. Williams received her Followina cremation, the
at 7:30. Mr. and Mr s. John Malcom-tr ainina at the San Oic:ao ashes will be sent to Salem,
Gino and the Lamplighters son of Corona del Mar, Mr. County Hospital, and upon Oreaon, there to be intened
wi ll provide dancing from and ~irs. Robert McDoMell araduation entered the U.S. in the fam ily plot, be s ide
8:30 unti l midnight. or Lagut1a Beach and Mr. Army and served durina WWI her mother, who died several
Chairmen for th is dance and Mrs. Bob Mc Farren of at Ft. Lewis, Wash. years ago. An effort will be
Moliere play i'hM;.y'/1 be wed
By Malinda CrMI•y
The curtain will rise at A spread _ for the girls_ of graduate studtes at
6:30 p.m. toda y, April 6, Gamma Pht ~e t a Sor':'tl t) Westcm m San Dicg11•
0 .,..,..,__. . . I'd ,. at Northern An zona Un1ver-T he b ·d 1 n ••~c: 1maapnary tnva 1 . . n e-tn-be wt 1 gra-
b . , ' s1ty HI Flazstaff announceJ Y Moliere, put on by Corona f . d r K ·"I An duatc 1n August and wtll
d I ., H' h <-h I' lD nen s o a~ou cen n h , d S e n;1&r tl ~ oo s Wa\p of Corona del \lar that teac ttr ~t gra c at an
senior class. Ooe-Sh . d a t f th at she accepted the ri n~ -· e 1 s a gra u e o
Moliere, known for writinz of William Dana Southwell. :-.lewport llarbor H tgh School
about pr omi nent walks of a SifP"Ia Chi at Flagstaff. and attended Orange Coast
li fe, doe s a tak.c-off on Ka th y i s the dauah tcr l1f Co ll ege.
doctors and hypochondriacs. \lr. an d \Irs. John Wal p of are Mr. and Mr s. Thomas Corona del Mar. After het di schuac, she -made to have military honors r------~----...:.:.:..:.cc...:.----"------, married Major Grahame rendered at the graveside by
Skene, a veteran or the Boer the members of the Salem
War in South Africa, and they Post of the American Leaioo.
Bill Irwin plays Aragon, 72 1 \b rigo ld A\'e., Cuf"\ma
tyrann ical, eaotistica\, rich del Ma r. Her cngaaemcnt lO
hypochondriac . His wire . th e son or \h s. Wil ll..-n
LO( AL SC£\ES 1.\ KRl'L/C
'
BeHne, played by Barbara Southwel l o r Pt. Lom a and
Mawdsley, has deceived the late \lr. Sr>uthwell be·
him into th inking she came off1ci al during the Boys' Club week observed
loves hi m, wh ile. plot ting to couple's spring \'acat i•ln. National Boys• Club Week. "The Boy s' Club of ·•e Th · d d 'II u• get his money. The sly, e tn ten e. groom ..,,, is beina c elebtated th;s Harbor •-ea ,·,a c-uno'ty d 1 r v · ·• ""' ........ clever maid, Toinettc, is gra ua e rom ' tzona uri~
week at the Boys' Club of project. It is o pen to all played by Debbie Malone. ~l ay and will contmue tn
the Harbor Area, it is an-boys 8 to 18 reaardless of
nounced by Lou Yantorn, race, creed, or color. Other playe rs are Jan AFS STUDENTS WILL
e xecutive director of the "Dutina boys• c lub week, Ca rlin , Walt Douglas, Mike lALK TO KIWANIANS
COLORADO U.S. CHOICE CORN·FEO IEEF club. Dour,an , J anice Gaydon. Help;n• sup ....... rt the Arncri-the directors invite all in-·--· Nell Ho l ~o tein, Crai g Scho• c an Fi eld Sen·ice ts nne nf ~!!~~~ "~~!~c!o!~•0L~!: ... : ~;,;,:.;.~;.;,;, 1-lt Ac tivities scheduled for teres ted citizens to visit fi eld and Jud Shaver. the prOJects of the Corona
ICHILDUN'!II"O•TtDN ·'" the remainder of the week at our c lubs and s ee juvenile
d Bob Boaz and his advanced del \1ar Kiwanis cluh, and WUTliNU ...................... 1.6t the Central branch in Cos ta ecency in action." at noon Tuesday. 'pnl 11. "~~~·"•~"'~' '"'"" ..... ~ ''""" ... ~ ..... ~~Hr. Th B tud ts ha epar d ·• ~ ct~.~•·orol~oo. ICI!rLouN·s ,.o.TIOJt ·'" Me s a arc: e. Upper ay bunc h is s en ve pr c ur c at the Villa Sweden. mcm-
Tod ·1 "D' h ld. h "bo J h sets. J ulie Davis is in SrUl ·lltol .................... l.lt ay, Apn 6 -\Mer 0 11"11 1 e Y ...,. t e bers willcclebrate "Ladies' T""'"' ,_., ol ..,.,,,..,'"" -·· ···-"' ..... r h . .. .. h Rod th" d r charae of the 1 Sth centUr)" "'!.'·~ltd *"~ • ,~1~., ••t •~ f.' .... .._ _,., o c ampaons, Wit y mon awar proaram or Rob;n•oo Day" by hearin & 3 AFS stu-
..-... ~o~~ ...... ......,.,,.-..... 1 ~_....._,,..,..._1 Buk.ich as Guest Spcakei 1 J an\llry, February, and :~:um::~\!taepr~·~ Dot, dents apeak. . '~:'!:':e'!'"~~·~-~~·:;'&M ,... -and Judae Cavin .. P . Scb--March at 1 p:m. toda.,., Apri\ Studebaker, publicity; and The students, ~CT\I ot~ at -.o~,.,. .. .,,.,. midt, who win s Wear in the 6. The January boys are Ch . C II .11 l O:·rona del .\1 ar Ht1h School,
w•.ITUI SIRLOIN ······· ......... J.4t boys' day officeu . Gary Caston, 12 ; Pete liS orn e W1 wor are Hedi \laiie, S"i tzcrland, F.,,,,...,.r;tycoc•rru w lolfl o/bHt, with the AV/T V department
Our -~·""· Friday, .,pril 7 -Arts and Bro....-n, I I ; K~n Neiss er, 13 , a guest of Dr. and \Its. Ar-
IOYAUT-IONl .................. Ut crafts niaht. and Bob Mo rn s,15. In Feb--on li ghtina and sound. thur Thompson,Coua \lcsa.
T-r,.,...,.Joo• uso.t.ci'IOH:•. Saturday, ,,pril 8 -Boys ' ruary Rick Heston,IJ;Scott ,\irs. Teresa Klassy,drama Otristoph Schurr-g \k<;t UHCHU'S CHCICI .............. Ut d .,.,and student director •
" H "" ""'" .,..,..~ '"" ''''" llr loln • .....,,,._ day. The boys wh o were De an, I I; Ricky Urquiza, a VI. · German\, guest o f \\r, and
k• .. """"'""''".._Wrtoo••·" elected to office wi ll have 12, and Don Miller, II, were C andy Mitche ll have set \Irs. Jick H. Adams , and
"''"'-"•••w•~..:t •HII Jt .-..cn~wwt.,.,l,c:ri"''~'M''""'''"'u the opporluno·ly 10 "onduct chose n for award s ... , arch A~il 6, 1 and 8 as the Heloi sa Goncalves, Brazil ,
.. lrn ci'II)ICt ol '""""· Situ Cfltf"iol. Uoll•ft"' l l'lo\l!.<"ld '"•"" Orrl\oro. .. '"' d r lh r r I d I R •0<1• O>o•u • t••~!l, wn1~r>td"' "''~'" • ·: ~>~~'"'~' club activities and partici -boys of the month are Roy ates or e per orm ance5 guest o \ r. an \ rs. ~
2267 FAIRVIEW RD./AT WILSON pate i n the s uperv is ion. Vanderaa, 11; Tom King , in the Little Theater. bert Weed, East Bl uff.
COSTA MESA OPEN 11 A.M. _!P.M. 642.0732. Activities planned at the 15; Bri an Theriot, 10, an d N • 1 t H
.L,;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;oi Upp« Bay B<anoh ;n clude: J;m Barclay. 1<. Boys a<e ew affl va S a oag I ,, Today, April 6 Award chosen for their loyalty, do h
TV RENTALS night. serv ice, and pa uicipation Satvr y, More 2S Girl -\1t. and \1r s. Ken-
F riday, April 7 Spotts in the club and their homes. Gi rl-Mr. and Mrs. Walter neth Smnh, 1972 'hllace
COLOR -~ BLACK -~ IHITE niaht. This award is sponsored by Lawver, 592 W. Hamilton
Saturday, April 8 -Boys' the Newport Harbor 20·30 St., Costa \tcsa.
no gimmick -no contract day. Members who were Club. All Boys ' Club mcrn--Boy -Mr. and \irs. Chris
elec ted will tun a proaram bcrs and their families arc Robin,on, 426 E. 19th St.,
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with the help of j he s taff. invited to attend. Costa Mesa.
U !Jir l -.\lr . and \Irs. Dale 5J NEWPORT BLVD., "National boys' club week This summer boys age 8 -Stcrlina, 22 1 Mont e Vista
COSTA MESA s potliahts the Boys' Club 16 may a ttend Camp Norris, Ave ., Costa Mesa.
program that is cnaaged in located in the San Bernar· Sun~y, March 26 TtltJIIIIt! &U-IG4 fiahtina juveniledeUnquency dino mountains. The first !!!!!!!!!!~~ b · · .1 d · · f J 1 S 1 Girl -Captain and \1rs. y promohnJ 1uven1 e e.-sess10n IS rom u Y o Barry McC affrey, "71 9 Fern·
-ency " accordo'na lo 'lr ll. The second session is VA UUM N R SER • • •~ · leaf Ave., Corona del \ofar. C CLEA E VIQ Yantom. July 12 10 19 · Boy -Mr. and \ln . v;ctoo
"In out c lub boys ro·nd ·•e Fishin •• hikin•. ov crni•h• SPECIAL ••• • "'' J . ~appia, 30M Tyle r Wa}·, facilities , equipment and campout s and campfires are Costa Mesa .
Free pick up and return, Repack or lubricate top trained guidance which ai vc j us t a fe w of the activities Girl _ Mr. and Mrs. Don -
and bottom bearing, check motor brushe•, clean them the opportunity to de-tha t the boys will enjoy at aid Molinaro, 2700 Peterson
and repack fiDDr bru •h bearings, r•place motor ·velop in all directions -C amp Norri s. Way. Costa Mesa.
bolt ph · 11 11 Dave Dye., a Costa Mesa • ys&ea y, menta y, so-Boy -~-If. and ~Ir s. Donald THIS OffER EXPIRES WED 'PRfL 12 · 11 d · · 11 1 · patrolman, is offerina in· .• "' · t ta Y an spmtua Y· t IS Can, 201 Loyola" Rd .. Costa ,. the aim of Boys ' Clubs to s truction in ..judo every Me s a. ''le Cllhe ~il'B ~ JJ!Jopp:t help members we serve arow Wednesday from 3:30 to Girl -\h. and ~ir~. David
3800 E.. Coast H.,.., Corano.4•1 Mor 67S.3663 up tod bed drespons lble, well· 5:~~r~!t~~~oi:~o~~~~i~~m~n Kelley, 1552 Miramar Dr ., '======================~"'~un~e~a~u~l~u~·-----, a&.lboa. ,. activi ties contact Jim ~iur·
ray at 642-8372. Mendoy, MOJch 27
Girl -.\tr . and \irs. Sch-
POSSESSING SIGIIS
LEADS TO CITATION
ne iderjohn, 18.S S An aheim
:\ve., Costa Me sa.
Gi rl -Mr. and .\tr s. Char-
les Schafman, 22 10 Colleac
Ave., Costa \1e sa.
Gi rl -\1r . and \Ir s. J ohn
Kubas, 178~ I \\ann SL. It-
vine.
Thursdoy, Morch 30
Gi rl -\tr. iW'i d \h s. An-
thony \·k>1 so, l ~ 38 \larh n
Way, 9arcrcst.
Gtrl -\1r. and \1rs . Jame.\o
Uook, Ji ll: 38th St ., \\e~1
~cwpotl.
Friday, Morch 31
8o)' -\-h . and \lr ~. 1)(\ug -
las T he1S, 712 Center S1 ..
Costa \1esa.
Girl -\lr. and \1rs. \\1l-
ham P ax son~n ~
St .. Co~sl.
Bo)' -\1r. and \lr~. :to-
ward Cox. 3101 Roosevelt
Way, Costa \1e s a.
Boy -\ir. and \h. l·lhs
Frink , H 9 Brentwcwd St..
Costa Mesa.
8
By
GRETCHEN WILLIAMS
o local artis 1
Nou• showing through April
MUTUAL SAVINGS
AND L..O AN ASSOCIATION
2867 EAST COAST HIGH WAY
CORONA DEL MAR
~/s o on Dos pla)'
Model of
.. FASHION ISLA ND;·
NEWPORT CENTER
By Irvin• Co.
~pro/ /Orh to 4pro // ;rh
Serving Orange County
-1947 -
Harry Slatt
/Mturin{l : Paint• by
*PRATT & LAMBERT
*UNIVERSAL
Stockwell Wallpaper
DECORATING SERVICE 6Y OUR
EXPERIENCED PERSONNEL I Kl 3-5254 I
616 SOUTH MAIN STREET
NO SERVICE
CHARGE
ON
PERSONAL
ACCOUNTS --~· ,.,..,_
Since he didn't o wn a
restaurant but was seen
walkina down the street
with a sian, "Dini na room
open," polic e afted H-
yea.r-old Otarles Ri chard
Almanzan ir they could
check his residence at 11 20
W. Balboa Blvd., Balboa.
He wu then booked on a
chasac of poaae uion o f
stolen property, includina
sian• from Ediaon Co ••
Jolly Taco, .-ad Bonua ~r
aen.
Ave., Costa Me sa.
Boy -Mr. and ~tr s. Kae
Ewina. 1576 E. Ocean Front,
Balboa.
Boy -Mr. and \1r s. Martin
Korson. ))9 Hamilton St.,
Costa Mesa.
TM•doy, M•ch 18
Girl -MJ. and ~"'· Ken·
neth Conroy , 1060 Cont <Wd
St., Costa Me sa.
Co it Drapery
Cleaning Is
Guaranteed Perfect
230 £.-11th 8l. ec.e. ,._ ._._ ........ ""'"'* 1-Cwpw II
IIEXICAII YACATIDI
Mill Anaiola Sanorio of
Coi'OII'Ia del Mar hal spent
aprini ncation tcMach of
fae bore;,. Her ••dents
may M &Haa 6a Muiell\
hat Unce ia tun c:lanes
dU I ltltoft •
""""fo v--lw • w. .... ,.....
Coi167WIII
Boy -Mr. and Mn . Brooks
CavanaU&h , 891 Danell St.,
Cosca Mesa.
Boy -Mr. and ~s . Albert
Potel, 16-4 E. 19th St ..
Coaca Mesa.
Boy -~. aod Mn. Ho-
wald Silber, 200 Onyl A•e.,
Bolboa IJiaod. ....... ,.-~29
Oirl -Mr. lftcl Mra. Roser
Oibboa•~ lll6 Kerry Laae,
Cotta,. ...
Boy -~. ..., ..... • J my
Boll, 357 16111 Pl., Colla
'*···
tr 1~ fllllloo:•••• R ... nlm ole. A&o or Ooncfttlon of Yt111 Dl ........ If au.-..
·: .. :::··..... ··-":'::':::!'':-: ........... ... ,......... • ..f*'c:Lh
fit J 3 d MMIIIi.•o~l!tl~·~! ----·~.--
3)!1 OFF
lot cuh & carlf
1702 NEWPORT Ill YD. ao 17tlt, Casoa lloso
14Hnt lOLL FREE .. UII
CDM TRACKMEN WIN r----;::::;:=::=====:~ SPORTS DILEMMA: "NO FREE RIDES"
lbh whole di lenrna is 1that
if 'he cocrmunhy wants aometh~rtJ ror 1beir obi ldrt~,
they WJU t~ave lD ~ lor tt
in sornt way or anqther.
There is no rrec ridt.
a, Mlko Looc•
Col(lft& de\ Mu•t uaclc
team IC.~oced a 64-Sl upnt
vlctDif' .. ove,... Ht~ntinat.on
Beach 1ut Thurlday after-
noon in their third Irvine
Leacue c'uh.'
Coach Blah's forces are
now 3..0. 1t was a tiaht
art air all lhc way, and the
Sea Kinas hadn't iced it
wHII the second to last
event was run. This event
was the mi It and Rich
L..abril won it with a ti me
of 4:50.·
Speedster Ooua Myers had
a fine d11y for the Sea Kinas
as he finished fi rst in the
100 yard dash, accond ln
the '220 and wu part of the
880 relay team which also
'WCJn .... Hill ' time+ of 10:2 in
the 100 bro_kc hi • own
school record of 10.3.
Mycra teamed up with Bill
Livinarlon to lead the 880
relay team to a· winnina
time or 1:35.
Hiahjumper Ron Coon has
become a con s istent 6
footer as he won aaain with
a j ump of 6 feet even. One
other record was broken
Thursday as re cent transfer
John Connell soared over
11' 10 .. in the pole vault.
Corona del Mar• a hard luck
baseball team dropped
another aame Tuesday a her-
noon as they £ell at the
hands of touah 'Huntington
Beach 2·1.
on the around with his pin ..
point control.
A couple of fluke hits and
a few bad breaks spelled
doom (or Leach and hi s
mates. The Sea Kinas blew
two bi1 chances to put the Eagle spikers still lead
By Bruu Dixon
Estancia High School track
team remains undefeated in
Leaaue with a 3~ retOJd
but not by as great a margin
as they would like to ha,•e
done it so far. San Cle mente
pre sented about the toug~
est competitio n this ye ar for
the Red and White.
Coach Floyd Suain had to
pull all available strength
up to the vars ity leve l so
he cou\J realize his goal
of not being defe a ted in var·
sity competition.
lie Uoyt, a promis ing soph·
omore, was ri &ht behind with
a good time o( 4:52.
In the s print events Tom
Veach took both events by
snatching the 100 with a
time of 10.4 and then came
back and pounded out a time
of 22.2 for the 220. Thi s is
the best time in league so
far and it also tied the
school record. Veach nor•
mally runs with the Cees.
Larr y Yard continued his
improvement in the muscle
events by setting a school
record in the s hot with a
dis tancc of ~S'8 ... Bob Ray·
mord took a ~th ..., i th a
~3'21~" effort.
The Sea Kina s are now aame out of teach in lhe
~2 in League play while 3rd and 7th irminas. In the
the Oilers are 2~. For the thi rd, COM had the bases
second game in a row Corona loaded with one out, due to
hitters, were unable to get · 3 s uaight walks by the
the hits that counted as the y lluntington hurler. But the
s tranded 10 men on ba s e. nex.t batter grounded into a
The Sea Kinas scored their doubl e play to thwart the
fi rst and only run in the rally. A double play was
Sth inning after the Oilers the run stopper once again
had drawn first blood in th e in the last inning. Mike
bottom of the th ird. Mik e Leech doubled and Myers
L\!ech led off wi th an in-s ingled, putting two on with
fie ld single and advanced nobody out. A pop out and
to second on the t hi rd the n the clutch double play
baseman's over-throw .. o\fter ended it, and the Se a Kings
Doug ~'lyer s walke d to put had lost ano ther.
two on, John Morr isse t Corona only had 6 hits
promptly doubled to deep but were hi tting t he batt
!eft ceme r, scori ng Leech. we ll as there we re only
Such athletes as Tom
Veach and Ri ck Ga l\ade
were brought up to join the
tro ups for a varsit y victory.
In the pole vault and
broad jump leapi n' L es
3 \and brought home 2 more
fi rs t place fini shes. In the
catapaulting event Bland
s hot up and over 12'6" and
in the btl) ad jumr he did a
\'try respectable 20'7".
Yard also nabbed a second
in t he discus by whirling
the plate 10-4'7".
\leanwhile CD~! chucker
Ste\·e Leech was doi ng a
fine JOb on the mound . Th e
;.outhpaw sophomo re scat-
tered S hits as he kept the
hard-hitting Oilers mos H~ In the high JUmp Phtl Jor•
dan snapped up a first
place with a leap of 5'8".
Terry Schmitz a \so had a
great da)• for the Eagles as
he took the 440 event with
a time of 52.8. After the
-l..W, which is considered to
be one of the most grueling
races in track, he got up
again to run in the mile a nd
take the event wi th a new
school record of 4:42. Char-
In the 880 relay the team
of f1allad~. \like \!I.:Cias 4
key, Veach and Schmi tz led
the Eagles to a fir st place
fimsh.
Coach Str ain was quite
impressed wi th the effort
dtsplayed by Richard Wood
in the IO""' hurdles. lie felt
that his effort was the turn•
ing point in the mee l.
Mc>00REE R0.-::-:8 1:--:-:N S::----.
IS FORD LEADER IN
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
TheodNe Robins Ford, for .u, years
famil} institution s er\"ing Orange
'r""'"" matntains leadersh tp in the!f
etght·and·a4 half, acre Ford •''"'""'"'"'P through Clln!ootant 1mpro\·e· men! 1n sales method s and ser,·i ce
faciliucs.
For ex.amplc, theH recent\~ comple te
FOld Rntunda Diagn•'Stic Ccnte1 -
Southern Cailfomia's fi rst -can make
130 elec tronic tests on any Amen can·
made car tn less th an 30 minutes. And
if he wishes, the car's owner may wa tch
all tests from a cl imatized glass mom
his nwn banks of dials and indica·
s. Cost o f the entire llpe1ation is
.,9.95.
Overall service facilities provide fo r
., • .,,,, on 7 ~ cars simultaneously, and /
Robin's own courtesy bu sses leave
ever)' half hour for fr ee customer
to work, school, or hom e
return.
A unique high·perform ance car
service center at the modem
lership feature s the Shelby-Ameri can
350, GT·SOO and Cobra. These and
hi ih performance cars are on di s 4
and ready for immediate delivery
times in Orange County's on ly
' .. th,,.;· zed Shelby-Ameri can sales and
ce center.
Also unique is Robin's Ford Economy
in which the new Ford Model
is no w ~ina offered for imme--
dtlivery. Speci al facilities for
Vl.am!!~e7--
RT-130
USED CARS
EVERY CAR LISTED HAS PASSED
130 ELECTRONIC T ESTS FOR
PERFORMANCE AHO SAFETY.
CHEVROLET ... $795
(!'llltlf_ l!e<!•ft, 'l!!l~t. ltU..,...o'l(, ,.,.,., 1.._,1...,.
CHEVROLET $895
PONnAC ....... $1095
~fltt/1\<>1 o Dr. Vh lt II&J.t. 1ute .. 1'$ .• 1'8,
l h t ll"ll.
CHRYSLER ...... $1
I Dr. "' f.
'63 PONnAC ....... S1495il
'63 RIVIERA . . . . . . . . $19951
1"1111 -· lnd IICiorY lir Corw:lll""'l""'.
T -BIRD . . ...... $2495
11'\Jl L ii'OWEII
IOftHIEVILLI.&..ck•t S•ot, PS. PB. PW, Air
PLYI. lana •..... $2195
• _..., , ..... ,.....,..., t lr
FORD ........... $1499
4 do. c;.,,.,...., H""'• ""'•·
TRUCKS
FORD F-500 ..... $499
2 .... ,..... ... .....
FORD F-100 ...• $1591
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CHEYIOLif .• :; $1"1 .......__.....,.._ .....
three s trike-outs in their
best all -around performan ce
of the season.
Th e Sea King s take on
San C lemente tomorrow
(April 71 on the Triton
di amond.
Forr est Twogood, and 2 at
UCI. His career coaching
tecord is 108 wins and 54
losses.
Rat ed as one of So uthern
Ca liforni a's most succ ess·-
fu\ high schoo l ba sketball
coaches, Davi s came to UCI
from Glendale High, where
hi s teams won 14 7 and lost
d~ing a 7-ye ar span.
The 36~ye a r-old Davis is
a na t ive of Laguna 3 each,
wh ere he was a 4-sport par-
ti cipant in high school. l-I e
played baske tba ll at Or ange
Coast College and was an
All-American volleyba ll
player at UCLA, where he
earned his bachelor's and
ma s ter's degrees.
Eagle nine _
beaten S-2
By Rick Roth
Three 5th inning runs
wrapp ed around 2 walk s and
3 key hits accounted for J
runs and a 5-2 wi n for !fun·
tington Beach over Estancia
in th e !irS\ Irv ine Leasue
ac tion or the }'ear on March
26 •
Huntington drew lirst
blood off Eagle hurler
Ouck Lo se th with a run in
the 3rd, whi ch Los eth,
hi mself, wild pitched to the
plate.
Easle shortstop Tom Scott
kno tted the game with a
line dri ve. 330 foot home t
over the left-center field
fence,
After the 5th inning rally,
the Oilers added a run in
the 6th, a s did E•tanc ia.
For the Eaales Oluck
Perry walked, was moved
to 2nd on a fielder's choice
and sin&led home by catch·
er Steve Thompson. Thomp-
son led the Eaale attack
wit.h 2 hi h .
The Ea,Ju earlier had
dropped a 7-1 doci sion 10
Cotta Meu in a non-leque
altair on Mitch 22.. Five
Haalc errors made the cri-
tical difference, at well as
• noti~eablc lack or punch,
Lefl fielder Tom Bullard
.. nd Et~cia (rom a
Ocorat 'Pallo no-biuer wilh
• 2 out, 71h innint ain1le
eo account ror Ettacia'a
••lly hi~
20 words or lou
21 words fo 30 words
31 words fo '40 words ....
Eoeh word over 4{) words ..
Multl·Milllefl 0 •11•' ''•In '
...... 4 "·-· .... Wllll"t T• M•ll• h l it
1,. Th• Mu •lc ,,.,."'"'
CON·TA CT1 aUI , ROlliNS
-673 -5951 -
I. SI'UCHU
2: IUSIMI$1 III'ORTS
3. COLLIGI THI MU
& ·AISIGMIIIMTS
•. ALL YOUR •.•
WIIT,IIIG MIIDII
"Me•rf•l Reaeerch ••
If Nec •aa•ry"
PMO.It ••• IHIMS
the community.
The second idea aad prob-o
able the most tealitliQ and
priJmatic or them all il the
dtletion of aotne p•l d the
extra curricular p~ocramt It
~JchoO I. Either band. drama,
or llothletie, or some other
(unction mull JO. The molt
toaical is the athletic pro•
ar.-n. or limi tina I L ~ the J
ot 4 cheaput sports which
the school could suppotL
tr the corrmunity des ired
the other aporU the only
thin& that could then be
done is to S.t t up a program
separate rrom school and
raise money by a participa-
tion fee or somethins of that
1 Time
1.50
2.00
3.00
.OS
2 T imes
2.50
5.00
4.00
.10
3 T imes
3.00
4.00
5.00
.15
'Theatre Compac t Organ'
with electronic ttaps
Cas tanets -ONLY at ...
CORCORAN \1U~1C CO.
(.~crosS rrom Fashion Sq.)
#66 Town & Country
541-131 8
Open Mon. & Fri. 'til 8
• Yamaha • Story ~
1785 •·a lu~ spinet pi;ono, SJ8'>;
Gulbran,;;~n T ht'all"r Or/(lln
duc,.d lo S I 595, roa">' tr-rm JO .
ll ome of Strinway Piano" &
'BARGAIN! 2 lots in Cy press
section Pacific View ~ie·
moria \ Park, COM. Retail
Sl20 each ... SACRIFICE
SlSO oa. 548·1277 .
o WANTED TO IUY
every at
PhiiH.ntenA Auociatet,
&38 E. lot, Santa Ana. WE
BlJY fo r cash or sell on
commi uion. Oood Nmicure
and antiques. Call 547·
S%~ or eve•. call Mr.
KNae, 646·4~12. -----ENCYCLOPEDIA. SilT.
Wanted. Adult or J r. Set
or boO.. Al1o Oreal Boob
of the Weatem Wo rld.. SeL
S+W669.
Coli toY--·.U .......... .,...
OCC HOSTS R!GATTA
Oranae Coau Co.Heae
uilora wi It host the
Southem Series No. 5
reaaua this Saturday at
Newport Beach with the
top sailina achoob on the
West Coast competina.
SOIMID CARDS 61
Bill Schmid fashioned a
nouy 68 over the touah
Irvine Country C lub course
April 3 to lead Lhe Orange
Coas t Colleae Pirates to, a
l6·l0 win over Chaffey in
WANTED BOSTON Whaler
Squall with or without
sail!. 213·244~128.
PUBLICATION typing want·
ed. ltav~ varityper; head·
liner. O'·er 60 type faces.
Call 6 7 3·150/ or 673·0550.
Ask for Fran.
Your Cham ber of Commerce
needs a small refrigera·
tor, electric plat e, fo ld-
ing chairs, tv tables or
??"· Cal! 673-4050 and
we will help you
out vour ga rage!
cle an
o MOVING a. STORAGE
-~==--=-=---HARBOR TRANSFER
AND STORAGE
Agent for
WHEATON
VANLINES, INC.
L1 8·7 323 or Ll 8·9783
375 E. 11th St., Costa \le sa
APT. for
one. Nur beach, private
patio. References required.
E vet. 673•7135. Reason-
able rent to riaht person.
SlnJA?tON WANTED
NEED A WEEKEND SITTER•
Child care in my home
from Friday eve. to Sun.
of
on types of c:lo--
.t Iitten , ~peci •lty ,
ahirt1. ti.SO por l{r~l
Mable 'l'hltman. 607 Mfc ..!
auorite, CnM. J-2774. · '
WARANTEEO USED
RCA Coloc SI!O
TV Rentah .flO month
Bay -Option
Eapen Mnic• CaJia t$
COIY'S TV
2276Coii.,.,QI
(a.ictd K_.,.on) 6*"4114
1: I
I
An-.1 show this Sunday
Onop C..IJ Vol-527 movl .. , ;,.lodl., " ........ d
ol40 -.4 I. u IMMMx.-y ~ the World in Biahty Daya,"
cloiJ <JI -leu lAp.., "Eiolli>..,t Walt," Nld -~·trill tnunt 0.. "Swi •• PWly Robiuon,"
Holter • Wild Aal•l •ow also Hmnan the 10aaoina
at lilt Ona .. Coaat)' Pafr.. Hippo. Tb41re wi 11 also be
pouda ia ~otta Meta on trained animal• that have ~. Apnl 9, ot 2 p.m. b f d h •·I . ucl 4:30 ·p.m., u wu In· eert catwe on s ue "'e·
noanced by \he crpnlza-viaion ahowa as "Lan ie, ..
tion'a Chef de Gare, Jerome •"Have Gun Will Travel, ..
·Newport Beach
Balloa Island
Lido Isle
...
Costa Mesa
eo-del Mar
and ,.You Asked For It." A. Goodell.
Featured evcnta ..; ll be Proceeds from the event
will be uaed by the 40 and
8 to support n .. se trainina
acholarships a warded to
airls selected from Oranae
County schools, OC<,otdina
Carl Proctor , chairman
ostrich race., camel racea,
elephant racea and wild
animal ra~ea , piloted by
members or the 40 and a.
Other lltractiona will in ..
elude the animal• whi ch
have been 1een in countlcu the event.
I~ 6~ ~~0~~ .P!~~I.tlc!~~nt
chai~an of the Orll'll; Men• a Colleae and the Clo•c·
Coa1t Chapter o( the mont Gradual c School,
Scripps Colleae Alumnae Robert G. Hamerton.olr:elly,
Ana •• announces an April au is tant profe ssor of reli·
14 dimer mc:ctina and a aion a t Scripps Colleae.
panel di scunion 1 ponsored ~s. Willi am St.t,ler of
jointly by the Scrippa Alu~ Balboa is chairman of ttle
nac Chapter and the Oranae Sc ri pps Colleae a nd Clare·
CountyCbapteror Claremont mont Men's Colleae alumni
Men's Colleae. The ·evenr dinner and panel di scus ..
will be tle1d in Jamboree sion. As sistin& her are
Hall at the Newporter Inn, Mrs . William Gi acomazzi ,
coc:ktaib beina 1erved at Newport Beach, re•erva ..
6:30 and diMer at 8. tions; Mrs. Robert Bury,
"Is God Dead" will be Tus tin, invitations; and
dis cuu ed by Hany V. J af-Mrs . Eri c Lass en, Santa
fa, pro(euor or political
LIDO ISLE
B.R. -21>
room, flnlily .•...• ,11 ll•r•aci ou o potio,
ed &. li I tcred
divina bo ard.
well decorated •••
decoraton dream
ond
tdeal borne for
'ly liviqa and clcaant
·ally pri ced at -
$63,500
ror appointmenL
****** Beat Irvine Ton ace 1~ ·
cation. 3 sa ·.+ hobby
Heat~ pool. Qo,..
Now
3)55 VIA LIDO,
N!WI'ORT I!AOt
·time
•
Then they found out about look in~
at other people's houses.
__ _,
widl the dosds'!"'
If you want the bleacher crowd milling
through your house, the best way to eet
them is to put it up for sale without a
Realtor•s• assistance. They'll come from
miles around to see you make your pitch.
Trouble is, you're likely to strike out
when il comes to making a sale. Yo u
simply don't have the facilities and u -
periencc to get the best possible buyer
and the best possible prk c. A Realcor has.
A Realtor is a professional in real es-
tate who subscribes to a
strict Code of Ethics as a member oft~ local
board aod of the National Associa tion of
Real Estate Boards.
I
AlL OF ZURICH CIRCLE IS DIVIDED INTO TID PARTS
OF APPIIDXIIIATELY U,HI SQ. FT . EACH
So when yo u're scUiog yo ur house . make
sure you score : sce a Realtor. Y9u'U find him
wherever you see this ~eat , which only he can
display. 3 lots-12,000sq.h. landscaped patio enclosed lanii 12x50 Newport Harbor-Costa Mesa 3,840 sq.ft. home & 3 car garage
15x34 heated& filtered pool Board of Realtors
bedrooms, 3 baths powder room, encloS<d dre ssing room with sho wer.
Balboa Bayfront
2170 Chonnol Rd.
• B.R., 3)\ Bo. 133,000.00
$3S,500.00 in cas1t wi th balance
incl ud ing 6~% inter es t at one per
cent per mon(h , all du e in fi ve
yea rs, wi ll be cons idered .
• • • •
•
SIIO_I'II' IY lPPOIITII"lNT 1ltll....,,...,.,.lf'!>l''T.flf..,
LOUIS I, IRIGGS-EXCLUSIVE AGENT
lU EAST ULlOA ILVD ,, ULlOA
PHOIIllll·llll RES: lll-4111
BALBOA ISLAND
Exclusive
Commercial
1. Most desirable60 Foot Commerci al Comer in
2. Right in fhe heart of fhe &siness Di strict -
foot troffi c.
3. North West Comer of Marine and Balboa Aven ues.
4 Addreu -:J) 1 & :J)3 Morine Ave.
S. 60' on MMine, 7!/ on Sol boo
6. 4,!1)0 1q. f"t of Business Property, en t"""'"
available from 2 str .. ts.
7. Known as Boar~crt 1 S Marltet for 23 years. Mr.
Mrs. Boardman certainly ore en ti tled to ,..,,;.,. ..
tirement after such a long stint of service.
m~y friends and customers have already "''"""''d
dismay at na t being able to morlc.et at fhot fab,lo<u
CC!"'•'·
1110 SHOULD IUY THIS IIEIIAIIKAIL E PROP
a. Somebody or bodies who have money. The os~·
ing price is $120,000. The property is clear of
all debts. The owner will corry o good si ze first
;1Nst Deed at 6~"-
b. SomeN1fy who hos talent, finesse, cha'"'
' class. Yl1to is able to bring to the Island
type of business in occord with fhe environm••t
ewtd atMosphere of the Village.
Ill IT AilE THE IYIIIAD USES OF THIS 4,.
FT. OF IOLD •m
a. One Iorge store XI' x 75' frontoge on Ma1ino
plus 2 ar More smaller stares, entrew1ces
Marine or Balboa or both,
b. [)ivicle In half about ~ way down eolboa
with 8 ft. hoi\ between for deliveries -
~~Mre .ntrances on Balboa, _. or .Son Marin ..
e. Moll-Fnantage on M•ine, aunoundlng 8
P.S. Bull dins ew~d Planning D.pa11ment to ~sult.d. See what con be done on South ~-··-•t
Com.,, opposite, on a J)' • 7S lot. (6
on • 3)' lot}.
IIIIDTID nPU DF .,8101 n ._,,._ .. ._., ... ..., ... ~ ....... ,
o. Sho•tker .. d Shine Shop.. a.. 'A hlth cl•n Ice C,_ Parlor
c. o.lic11N11en & S ... le Gfoceries
cL Art Shop .. Ore•• Shop ~c.-. ., SIMoHouu
h, Movlo ltou•• (& Thootro)
IPD IYU'f lAT. a Ill, ._ l• I ....
RALPH V. HINGER
•
6•2·6•72
eve. 67J.3.c68
1730 W. Coast Hi way """""" .....
Harbor Hills
· Spectacular VIew
3 bedrms., dining room, family room , I ibrary
ond wet bor. S59,500
• •••••••••••••••••
One of the lowest condominiums in BACK
BAY AREA. 2 pools, putting greens , etc.
SJO,OOO
VIew • • •
I bedrms. plus den . S36,950 • • •
ij0)( Y. f"RJI.Hl<l.IH
I R~Jl.l. TOR ' 3250t.to:o.t-ecw.. *I k • Clftfwltia
-' 67:J.Z222 OPEN SEVEN DAYS
"-· •• ., .... Or4er W • S.~acrfptlea :
Cell 673.0550
NORTH TUSTIN
Lovely, cu stom·built 3 bedroom, 2 both. Very
pro vinci al design .,..jft, heavy shak e roof, r•
sawn cedar si din g, loads of alderwood paneling,
etc. 36' heated pool . Fully outomatic sp rinld er
system. 20' x 20' ARTIST'S STUDIO WITH
NORTH LI GHT.Owners are mo ving O'ld-must
hove quic~ sale.Assume $27,000 loan .an d moh
offer for their eqv i ty.
JIMTALCOII
Til LIND 14
PHONE 642·5111
LDO ISLE
SR,IOO
LIDO ISLE
oo V'O\J Nltlto 4 aEOROOMar Jua T 1.. laT a o-
" 4 -altDtiiiOOM , l •.ATH MOM •• ·~t...T-I N K ITCH«N.
c.Aflll~lt Ta AND OIIIIA~Ilfllllll.\Ol'4 A 4.._1'"00T t...OT,
OHI..V' s•,soo
p.a. palmer • tnc.
THE "CHANNEL REEF" ,_:an•t Sell It?
Trade It? -
Por F•u Action & Results
Call
EXCHANGE SPECIALISTS
DOYLE CO. 54&-1168
270 E. 17th St., C01ta Men
. . -o--. -c ....... dol --Califanlia
Lao. • -Ql•-1 Newport Bortlor llllruce
-IUY--UASI-....... ,. ... .. .,
.BOAT SLIPS AVAILABLE TO RESIBENTS
Rea. of The a.-el Reef •joy water &oat 'fiew •cl cc.•eai•ce ol
-.orina ._., boat at 6e rt.t door. (Aleo a ~ liMa ~ eunn ..
••tiq •• .,._.,.. r .. ponaibillti•• ol cuill&.sllalaa a lup t.ome)
1\.,. ... _, ......... ol li'ria& hen al 01-et R.Nr ApL
A aoloct -• or 1 -.. • 2 •• AI>L Aun-. ·wJ tmfl YOU TO SR cQ ~liB MOORS
-POl Ntr FUllte ~ ... -'.lftiT .... 6JI.ml All ,.. ~ lii01T
..
Mitt II ......
Untouched by Human Hands
NOT T HI S ONE. This Cell op hane wrapped cream
pu ff will de light the most disc rim inatmg buyer.
Th ree large bedrooms , two ba th s,PALOS VE RDE
s tone fireplace . Dreamy kitc hen wilh built-in
e lectric appliances including dis hwasher. U ke
new carpets and drapes included.
Conveniently located to SHOPPING , •BANK ING,
THEATRE and SCHOOLS is th is beaut iful
ADULT OCCUPIED HOME.
NO FINANCE F RO BL EMS. SU BMI T ONLY 10:0
DOWN. Priced right ar only 131,950. Don't pus
up thi s bargain -CALL T ODAY.
A Gleaming Nine Room
liOME -jumbo s ize rooms . Th e access ibiHty of
the center hall plan makes it a1home [or com fort
a nd pleasures. FIVE BEDROOMS, FOUR BATH S.
Attractive two s tory o n quiet, cul·de ·s ac s treet
in an e xcell e nt EASTSIDE COST A MESA reside n-
tial neighborhood. FORMAL DINING ROO M, built·
in kitchen including dishwas he r, bal"'b·que and
~II. Loads of c losets and cupboards , plus kit·
chen pa ntry. Family room with ~tl ass door to s pa·
ious pat io and fenced yard. The answe r to a
lar~te families needs for onl y $42,500. THI S
II ONT LA ST -CALL TODAY .
M.M.ll
"l'oo'll Ulto Ow l'nndq ~··
Ill L 11111 lt. -Ul NISI C.. ._
l.snlt• Ia I. 1M •• It s;lstc CC•••t•s'J'I
E••i•1• Cell 6a.4579 er .-.1011
•
• ,. s. ~ C4M
McAr111ur -c-t Hwy.
CORONA DE~ MA~ t714J 673-3445
SEIIPLE
BEAL ESTATE
IELOMG TO THE 'HOIISEY' SE"r.
We ho ve your ron chito ... 1 1/8 ac res wi th
neor·new 4 BR home, carrolls , fu lly fenced,
room for pool , pleasant ne ighborhood. Su-
burban living a t its best! Col i Us! S_.5,000
lEST BUY ... IALIOA ISLAID UYFIIUT!
This i s o one-owner home! 3 BR, fam ily
room~I G, big li ving room. On on R·2 lot
with room to odd. Superb co nditi on ond
FULLY FURNISHED . incl ud ing Co lor TV.
Ma gn ificent VIEW of main c hannel from both
leve ls. P lease coli fo r appointment to see.
Sl H ,OOO
CAllED HIGHLAIDS
Charmi ng Ga rden and Sea view plus gra -
c ious 3 BR ond 3 Both home. Both Dini ng
and Family Rooms. Private Beaches . Ex-
cellent F inancing. Ready to Oc cupy NOW!
... Redu ced to S4 1,000
VUCC-A
\IALLE'r
SEMI'LE REAL ESTAU 67S.2101
E. HI "'"'
41 ACIIES
•
JOSMUA
TRE£
TWENT'I' NINE
P AL MS
Slll PIIACII
A"IIMATILY I•LII
Fl. CIITII IF .lt.IA Till
WciJs.llktanle Jah an
bli ... o llonloo .... lHJ tuo N!"f*t u .. nn eo...._
•
I
• sparnng
(Coou_-rrom Poll 1)
aa.t c~e*-aalion of lhe
local oppoaitioA .upportod
tJ,o a souad altomatin.
""Is it timely to fnsist
upon mov ida tho freeway
in lind or Newport Beach?
The answer would appear
in d\e affirmative. Piru,
l.aauna Beach, by ita steaO.
fut delelrminallon, hu come
up wi lh WI altomative rout•
ina, Lhua ehanaina a pre-
viously adopted freeway
propoul which would have
virtually decimated that
..:omnunit y. Secondly, Hun•
tinaton Beach baa moved
the freeway inland orr the
Ocean Front. Between these
two points, there is no sound
toaic for not utilizin& the
riahtooOf•way of the San
Oieao Freeway as a con-
necting lint. Ample feeder
roads or arterials can be
made available to provide
accessibility to the local
areas.
"The advocates of this
alternative approach are
on sound and practical
(ootina now in vi ew of the
decisions at the anchor
points cs tablished in Laa una
Beach and Hun tina ton Beach.
ci1co, CIUIM l and other
ehie1 have done to block
thl creatiCW\ ol a coacrete
junale throuab their com-
muniliu, Newport Beach
can •l•o do. Now i 1 the time
for 1tifl'eaiq oppollt.ioa -
not vacillation."
Here are freeway prolelta
received at the City Hall:
CORONA OEL MAR H;gh School won the
smal l school divi sion com petition Friday
in the 11th annual Orange Coast Col lege
From Qartea and Cha ...
lotte Gardner, 619 SL :Jarne1
Rd., Cliff Haven -••we are
proteatina aaainat a free-
way adjacent to 1 Sth SL
There is plenty of vacant
land farther int1nd where
connection can be made to
exiatina freeways for people
who are in a hurry, -Doesn't
seem riaht to distwb 400 invitational ma th meet. The team members
fami lies, 3 schools, and are shown above; from 1 eft, Brook Cross,
Ron Bush, Jim Freem an, Robin Hobson,
and Richard Lyons, with team sponsor
Stephen Jundanian. Loara High School
took I arge school honors.
churches, to say nothina or E I" h · ba ~.~;v~~~d:::,.w;~;:· w::~ ng IS on semester SiS
ina distance to the above.'" By Shoron Hullnts
From Mrs. Gayle Little, 3eginning next fait, full
545 Catalina Dr., comer year Eng lish classes wi II
of 15th St., Newport no longer exist at Corona
Heiahts -''1. am op_posed to del Mar Hig h School.
a freeway gomg_ adJacent to "All English courses will
15th St 1 have JUSt recently be on a semester basis,"
a~tten my house here and I Dan Gi llis, English depart·
Wilt not be able to work ment chairman, announces.
now and act another. I have English courses wi 11 be
just !lone a lot of redecor• broken into two fields : com-
a tina and repairins this
little house , and I want to
stay here."
ing on the proaram changes
las t sprina, said the dis-
trict has finally given him
the "green liaht'• to initiate
the 5-year el!.perimental
program.
He explained that the
semester proaram will orrer
more variety of courses and
teachers , and it will make
English "more colleze ..
like."
"Chanae" he explains,
"is the mainsprin& to the
entire program. Students are
l y Sho-Hol l"l•
The Corona del Mar lliah
School donkey ba•kotball
~ame , sponsored by the j~.r
Dior cluJ, wu held March
4 in the schooltym.
Asuide donkeys. 11 me~
ber1 of the COM rac:ulty
c:hallenaed members of the
student body, each vyin&
for a trophy donated by the
Reynolds Company.
The final acore wu 24·22
in fav or of the students.
Maki n& up the winnina
team were Mike Leech, Dan
OTT,I·Ierman Aki, Gary Lona,
Bob Burae, Chris Schuti,a.
Dan C hritty, Tim Peltason,
Steve B;owie, Mike Ezzel
and John Kelley . Randy
Acevedo and Tom Wes taat e
were student coaches.
The members of the faculty
team we re Ken Fish, Bob
Werley, John Blair, Dave
Uolland, TOm Jacobson,
Mike Kilbourn, Larry Ban·
ncr, Ron McNichols , Robert
Stone, Roaer Wei ss and
John Mitchell. Jack Sw artz-
baugh acted as coach.
Rules or the ga me were
altered to correspond with
the handicapped players.
When the ball £e ll to the
floor, the players could
dismount. but had t o take
their donkeys with them.
NEII'ORT HARIOR EJII!Jj
FI RST SECnOII--Pill I
THURSDAY, APfliL 6, 1967 •
c:DIIOIIA DEL liAR, CAUF. ,
CHEPROLF;T
Ll';TEGRITY. VALUE
SELECriON
'
USED u
CARS
.. In place of tryina to
make a deal to relocate the
interchanae at Superior
Avenue and Newport Blvd.,
the City Council and the so-
called Conunittee of 100
mitht better consolidate
forces and hold to a loai cat
answer to the fre e way prob-
lem, roovi n& it off Fifth
Avenue in Corona del Mar
as well as the Coast Hiah•
way in Newport Beach
pcoper,
Dr. Marven Reitz, 601
Irvine Ave,, comer of 15th
St., Newport Heiahts -"I
cb not want or desire the
so-called freeway to find
its way down 15th St ... h
would ruin my own property
for the use to which I put
it, as well as the Hi&h
School across the street. ..
tt•s a cinch that [ couldn't
hear a heart beat .. Let them
run the blood¥ thin& down
Palisadel Rd ., where the
property won't cos t all the
money our children's child·
ren will be able to make, or
better still, not bui ld it at
municati on, which includes
grarm1ar , speeoh and com--
position courses, and liter•
ature survey, wh ich covers
drama, Ame rican and English
litera ture. Each of th e study
suides, such as novels and
short stories , will be used
only once , to avoid re peti·
tion.
mavin& i11 new d irecti ons
and education mus t mov e:
also."
Some of the new classes
to be offered alona with
usual grammar and litera-
ture cour se s will be "Liter-
KAY PAULSEN of Garden
Grove, who is 83 ~ears old,
shows his No. 1 member·
ship card in th e newly or-
ganized Octogenarian Cl ub
at Davey's Locker in New-
port Beach. Club membe rs
ScoH Bice
named editor
Tile OWIEST, lost
TllereuPIJ IIECOIDITIOIED
To be graduated, each
student must complete 6
s emesters or English with
at least 2 classes from
each category.
Fres hmen wi II be· required
ature or the drama ," "His·
tory of the theater," and
"Twentieth century litera-
ture: ideas, trends and so-
cial criticism throuah liter•
to take "lnlroduction t o ature,"
Hi&h School English," Corona .del Mar Hi&h
\l.'hich is a general re£erence School is the first hi&h
and background course, and school in the Newport-Mesa
a dass in beginn ing com• Unified District to chanse
"If a ma ndate of oppo-o
sition to the freeway is
wanted, the citizens of the
co11111unity will undoubtedly
and readi ly provide a clear
and decisive one. What
Laguna Beach, Rasadena,
Beverly Hilts, San Fran-all."
Oc Land ludion ~1"1 11 po~~~~~res, j uniors and ~sh~e~~~~;v:r,"i~hii: ~~:~
seniors may choose their has been used previous ly in
1-.·lore than 20 different ill· The aeco piece is 1.23 own c lasses. other high schools in the
• a 1 M'· b .d . sl2 Mr.Gillis .whobeganwork-stateandnation. dividuals and fnms arc 1n· ere · 1n1mum 1 IS ,-
teres ted in two parcels o( 500. 'T I f I dopted
cho;" liubor Blvd. fr onl· c_ ~ThUReCHPuorpof sTeHoEr""'chsr.T&EI'Rs I op ess aw a age bein& orrered for sale
by the 0 1an'e Cout Juniot Church" wi\\ be the sub-"There were th ose two · district so Ordinance 67-4
cOtteae Dl•u\et: .• . jeetofDr. William R. Eller'• &ith freezin g to death. · ·" wu tabled.
The parcel1, totalin1 8.1 urmon at 9 and 11 a.m. said a former candidate for The •--. council. amenui1~~:n t pertam-
acres, wi II be offered for this Sunday at the Lutheran Thl' 5 ina to real estate sicns,
.I t bl. ,. t J Ch -• f hum ani tan ian \'iev.-s e a pu 1c auc 10n a ur .... o the Master, 2900 Section 8502 (E), was aiven
p,m., Tuesday, April 11 , in Pacific View Dr., Harbo r point presented by a former its first rc:adina.
the OCC Forum. Vi ew Hills. cu stomer or a "topless•• bar The C indennen, 1527
The 8 .1 acres, now open The conareaation will may have innuenced the p ·a,'lla Lan N w t ratifi cation of Ordinance " "'1 e, e por land, is t oned I·R, or insti-hold a special meetina for Bea'h had the ' a I' 'O 67-4-A providina for enter-" • 1r PP ... -tutiona\~ecreationa l. City Evanaelism instluction, t.a.inment controls by the tion approved for 111 live
officials s aid that i£ it is visitation and survMI at 2 Co en1erta1'nmen t , o wee"ly -; sta Mesa Ci ty Council .. sold, this zoning would no p.m. this Sunday. M d . dance, at the American , on a}' evenma.
longer be appropriate, sinc e MES~ FATALLY HURT Most important new busi· L eaim Hall.
it would not be owned by a Thrown from his car as it ness at the Council meetina
school Of co\lese. rolled off the road. Melvin was the approval of permits EIISEIADA EtiTIIIES
The Costa 'vlesa Planning F. Duncan, n, of 36~ Wal-for the first phase of the ALREADY OV£11 1a
Conmission, on Apri l 11, nut St., Coat& Mesa wu South Coast Financi al Cen-Over 100 entrit§o have
1966, passed a resolution fatally injured and dead on ter: Bank of America, 3300 been received for the En-
of intent to rezone the land arrival at Oranae County Bristol SL; Crocker Ci tizens sen ada Race, with the entry
if the need arises, to corre• Medical Center late Friday National Bank, 3HO Bristol deadline set at April 14.
spond to ad jacent us es. nisht.. Mr. Duncan, a pro-St..; and the Fox South Coast Amana the yachts nyin&
The larger piece fronts on du ction planner for an aero-theater, 3410 Bri s tol SL at leu t one blue flag to
I-I arbor and is 6.81 acres in space firm, is survived by The Ci ty \1ana&er called show they have entered the
size. The mi nimum bid on his wife, Judith. for bids for an Atlas Drill race before,or a aold nag
that piece wi 11 be S318,000. • TOO LATE TO CL4 SSIFY Safety Nel, estimated ~s t representing 10 blue nags,
o ro t y
napkie
r
$2,500; and for the fumuh-are the Allez-Cat, Aru a.
FREE LANCE WRITER ina; o £ draperies and hard-Branta, Dutch We s t., the
available. 10 years ad .. ware fo r the Ci ty Hall, to be John P. Scripps' H Y.! foot
vertisins copy. El!.pericnce in fo r the bid openins. Fri-ketch No via Del Mar , AI
day, April 14. Vien to and the Oebutanta.
print, radio, T.V. and P.R. The e stablishment of a 25
Call eves. 675-1568 or foot setback on Palace <\ve ,
write "Marge ," 1824
Scott H. Bice, Aon of Mr.
and Mrs. Fred H. Bi ce, 1127
must be 80 or older and can Ebbtide Rd., Harbor View
go on fishing tr ips a t junior
fare. Harbor Area mem bers
of the new club are William
H. Jones, 81, of 40b E.
Bay Ave., 3alboa, and
James P. Ainsworth, 82, of
2491 Ha rbor Blvd., Cos ta
Hills, has been named edi-
tor-in-chief of the South em
California Law Review.
Announcement of the a~
pointment was made at the
annual banquet or the USC
Law Review in the Music
Center. Editors o r the Re·
view, published quarterly
Mesa. for thousands of SouthlarU
SERVICES HELD FOR attorneys, are chosen for
VICE-PRINCIPAL'S WIFE dcmo s tratcdability in scho.
F I . larship, writin& and leader· unera serv1ces were h"
held yesterday at Smith Mor-s ~P· 9. h · d
tuary Huntinaton Beach for . cott ICC, w 0 receive ' • hu underaraduate de1ree at
Mrs. Robert J._ Huahes , USC, will be a senior in the
8_1 51 Taylor Dn_ve, HWl-USC Law Center next fall.
unaton Beocll, w1fe of the ..._ ... i i ~· ,
vice-principal at Corona del IVII'nnl AMID FOR
Mar H;ah School. Pr;vate C.M. OPniiiST ClUI
interment was at Pacific The nominatina commi ttee
View Memorial Park, Corona of the Costa Mesa Optimist
del Mar Club has named the follow-Mr~. 'Huahes, 34, was inaslate of oflicers for B67-
found dead £rom a self in-6a :
Oicted aun 1hot wound in Paul Brecht. prnident;
her dlest F riday niaht by Ray Halverson and Doren
her husband. Cu rtiss, vice-presidents;
A native Californian, Herb Johnson, secret ary and
txwn April 17 , 1932, Mrs. treasurer; and directors Bob
d Bruna, Bruce Uowey, Gazy
Huahes is survive also by Miller, Jack Pauons and
three children, Susan,
Linda and Robert; her Jack Van Every. Hol d~ver di rectors ate parents , r-..tr. and Mn. Pete Bob Bannick, Don Hout Sandoval of Hw'llington and Bob Scofield.
Beach ; a brother, Mike
Sandoval, and 2 sisters,
Vir&inia Benrand and
Margie Leon,
The club meets at noon
on Wednesdays at Sully's
CoHee Shop, 17th St. and
Oran&e Ave.
FURNITURE REFINISHING
&
Antique restoring -reglueing & repo ir
CUSTOM HOUSE
1677 Superior, C.M. 642·5652
need oe f..ubi
Updafing? Compl er•
deeor ot lo,g rCWHil <.
I
between 19th and 20th St.,
Marapata, Corona del Mar. Ordinanc e 67 -7 wa s held This advertisement is ne ither on offer to se l l nor a
--1361
SALE or TRADE: Malibu 3 over for April 17.
bdrm., I 3/4 baths, ocean Funher reports of the Plan--
side o f Hwy., ~ acre, nina Commission arc
fireplace, covered lanai, scheduled relating to the
BBQ, beautiful! N. B. P.O. number of parking spaces
1361 548-9798. in a
COAST SUPER MARKET
E. COAST HWY ., COM WE DfLIVER 673-3510
IFIIIOl~EI FOlD OJL~O~p~on~9 ~lo~6t,~ll~~:.=S~1 ~·!!•d~~2:!.' J 1 ROI DUC E $P ECI ALS
us 11 CELLO BAG
10 lbs,
LOCI.L
CLORIETU STEWED 303 CNI
solicitation of on offer to buy any of these securities.
The offering is mode on ly by the P rospec tus .
NEW ISS UE March_, 1967
150 SHARE S
ENGINEERED ROYALTIES INC .
COMMON STOCK
($100 Por Volue)
Price S I ,000 Per Share
Tomatoes 21 39' Coffee Cop ies of the Prospectus ma y be obtained from the
LIIIT 303 CI.H 11~. 69' 21b.Sjl7
2 P I.CK KL UN !X 400 Sl Z1
11 •s' FICial Tissue v 45'
2/]~
under signed who is offering these securi t)es for sole in
th is State on beha lf of the issuer.
The Und.rwriret la
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THE DEATH of Mrs. Helen A. Colli ns
In Yuma, Arizona, on March 25, brought
back memo ries of early Ha rbo r develop.
ment. She was married to William H.
Collins, son of Wil liam S. Collins, the
developer of Balboa Island and Collins
I sland and builder of the Collins house
shown in the adjoining photo,
1953· THE COLLI NS HOU SE, noted tandma.k
of Newport Harbor, located fo r many
years on Collins Island, on the westerl y tip of
Balboa Island, was fl oated away in 1953 to the
mainland by Trautwein Broth er s, and 1 to a
1953 A SPECIAL EDITION of the En-
sign in 1953 presented a Newpo rt
Harbor salute to visiting Kiwanians. The
Newport Harbo r Kiwanis Club hosted the
Long Beach club at a luncheon meeting
at the Newport Harbor Yacht Club, and
entertained the South Pasadena club at
an in ter·club dinner meeting at the Balboa
Bay Club. Pictured here displaying the
Ensign: G.T. Davis, at left, president of
the Long Beach Ki wan is Club, and Or.
Albert E. Stockton, presiden t of the New-
po rt Ha rbor Kiwanians. (Ensign photo
from the Sept. 3, 1953, issue.) •
\
-' .
new location in Cost a Mesa. The house was
mo ved away to make room for development of the
island into residential to t s by owner George Mc-
Namara. (Ensign photo from the issue of Sept
17' 195.3.)
1959 OFFICERS elected in 1959 by tile
International Danc e Associates of
Newport Harbor included: seated,
I eft, Edwin Morgenroth of Corona del
secretary; Mr s. Harvey Pease of· Balb<J•a l
I sland, di'rector; J. Leslie Steffensen
Co rona del Mar, president, and Brade n
Finch of Co rona del Mar, fi rst vice-p"''i-1
dent; standing, Jam es T. Van Dyke of
Co rona Highlands, at left, treasur er,
T. Duncan Stew,a rt o f Shore Cli ffs, 2nd
vice-presi dent The Dance Associates
sponso red a summer dance school direc-
ted by Angiola Sartorio of Corona del
(Photo 1rom the June 11, 19~, I ssue ot
~t Enstgn.~
110" Tnodo
With I"'Duulce ..
BUILDING CONTROl STUDIED
PlaoniDI dir•ctor f.moi\t
Mayor Jr. baa completed a
preliminary 1\udy or build-
ina on rcaidenlial Iota in
the City of Newport Beach,
reportina on unauthorized
construction, over..Ou ildina,
and .. what appear to be im--
proper and unde sirable
buildin& pt"&c ticu ."
The study was made pur•
auant to the reques t or the
City Coun ci l. Mr. Mayer
said tha t if the objective&
of the preliminary study are
acceptable, a completed
study could be ready fOf
City Council cons ideration
within a 90 to 120-day per•
iod. He said it is the starr s
intention to re commend new
leaishnion to strenathen
the city's control of re&i·
dential property .
Here is his report on build·
in& practices:
present& a study IIIOifUI! od \o perpeuaat.e thoao
outline, characteri•dca daat Pve
"1. Detineatioo of aeo-ma4e ,.._ aludy areu delir-
araphic areaa ol atody. able ,placea in the pa•t ...S
''2. Review oC lot conform-to eatabHah new coec.pta
Mtion and size characteris• 10 in1ure that aueh areal
tics existina in the study wilt remain desirable
area, 1 places in which to liYe .
"l. Detailed land uac .. 6. Oi scuulon of 1~
survey and analysis.
"A. Determination of ex is-
tina dwell ina unit densities.
"B. Determination of the
extent of density (in terms
of zonina} violation exist·
ina. •·c. Determination of aae
and cond ition characteri s-
tics.
"4. Identification of those
land use characteristics
which have made the s tudy
areas desirable places in
which to liv e .
"S. Development of a set
of &oats objectives intend-
aoals and objectivea with
convnunity properly owners
oraanizations and other in-
terested aroup1 to insure
that the aoals and objec•
tives are truly reflective of
the desire~; of the e lector·
ate and in the best inter-
ests of the City.
''1 . Development of speci-
fi c development auidelinu
ai\J reaulative and enforce-
ment recommendations de·
sianed and based upon the
aoa\s and objectiYes· de-
termined appropriate for
such areas." "A cursory review of s uch
practices reveals 2 major
ty pes of pfoblems :
''1. Construction of un·
authorized dwe!lina units
which result in overbuild·
ina and ov ercrowdin1 of
properties . Such unauttlori·
zed dwe I lin& units come
into existence in a number
of diffe rent ways:
PT boat veterans to meet
"A. Illegal construction
of new units on rears of
properties.
"B. Illeaal modification
of existin& un its to contain
a are at er number of dwell•
inas.
"C. llleaal
of aaraae space
unit use.
conversion
to dwe ll ina
"Construc tion re su ltina
from such practice s ,.hich
seems to abound in beach
communities is often su~
:.t.andard in terms of rea-
s onable acceptable qua li ty,
and be yond the overcrowd-
and health and welfare ha-
zards it produces, it is
also most often "ticky
tacky" and unattractive in
appearance.
World War II officers and
enlisted men in PT boat
service from all over the
nation are plo.nnina to meet
for a re uni on April 2l at the
Holiday Inn near Los
Anaeles, according to David
S. RobertSOn, a PT boat
veteran and Newpttt Harbor
attorney.
Mr. Robertson, who is or•
aanizina the affair, lives at
4600 Roxbwy Road, Cameo
Shores, with his wife, Irene,
sons Mike and Jim, and
dauahter Susan. Two other
soos, David and Mark, are
are in school at La C anada,
and son Peter is in Ens land.
Ernest Saftig, 100 Via
Trieste, Lido Isle, also a
PT veteran, expects 1.o
attend the me etin 1.
Admiral John Ford, who
directed the movie, "They
were Expendable," wh ich
told the story of tak.ini
Gen. Douzlas MacArthur to
safety in a PT boat before
the surrender of Coneaidor
early in World War II , plans
to attend the reunion , as
well as John Wayne, wh o
Do Yid S. Ro bertson
played a part in the n10vie.
Mr . Robertson spent 5
years in the service and
Game out a rank o f lieutenant
commander. He served with
naval inte lligence, was with
PT boats for 2 yeats, had
destroyer duty aboard th e
USS Eldridze and was com-
mander of a reaiment of re -
cruits at Batnbrid&e, Ne.,..
York.
"2. Development or R·2,
R-3 and R-4 Dis trict pro-
perties re su\tina in an
overcrowded, unpleasant
and unattractive \iv ins en-
vironment. Because of hiah
property values iD Ne•·port
&each there appears \o be
a mmd d~\oJri.na Wbett:bf
multiple un it loti arc built
to their absolute holdina
capacity. Such practice aen-'
erally (panicularly notice-
able in recent Corona del
Mar R·2 lot devclo~ent)
results in an unattractive
tWo-ttory 'boxy' and 'bar·
racks' li ke s tru cture com-
pletely out of charac ter with
the predominan t ly sinale
family re.sidential (one SLOt)'
un it on fr ont part of lot re·
s emblina a home and a one
or two story unit in the lots
re ar) appearance of the area.
Schmitz talks April 7
Crime \aaia\M.ioa. a.O U.. k•• IA111i .. \M al'*'-'-
to\e or-ure-sme Leatst.-. win tit 'fl . Jack Cadman,
twe in prolectina .cbe c:iti· chief criminoloaist with
zen, wi II be discussed by the county sherifrs depart-
State Senator John Schmiu ment.
"It is the stafrs intention
to explore in depth, methods
of 'trenathen1n1 ex1shn1
ordinance requirement s and
enforcement , and m add1t1on
to recommend new lt&IS\a-
tive tools to st renathen the
City's means of control of
such pr opert ies.
"The fol\owina \1 st con•
tains a number of study ob-
jectives and in essence re•
at the fifth aMual ''( Day••
s ponsored by Oranae Coast
Colleae this Friday, April
7.
"1 Day" wi II be held at
the Santa Ana Elks Club,
212 South Mabury, Santa
Ana, from 2 to 9 p.m. It will
be co-sponsored by OCC, the
Independent Insurance
Agents of Oranae County,
and the f1e\dmen's Assn.
Theme of the day is "Insur-
ance and C[\me." Senator
SchmitZ , a forme r Manne
Corps av,ator, 1s presentl y
a maJor in the L:S\iC Re·
s erve . S1nc e 1960, he has
been an InStructor in philo-
sophy. h1stor) and pohtica l
sc1ence at Santa An a Col-
leae. lte w1 II s peak at the
e,•emna banquet, wh1 ch WI !I
be&in at 0:30 p.m.
One of the featured spea-
Decorator Sel ected Sofas
Wide Choice of Styles end Fabrics
PRICED AT 1299
CUSTOW SIZES AVAI.AM F
~ n• te "" AT NO EX1V. 0WSE ALSO ltlt' I.OVESEATS AT P4f.
WRITER WILL 5PEAK
t. T .UUW MEE TING
Ra ~· Bradbury , novelist,
short-story and ScLence•fic-
tion wr iter , will address the
Newport.Costa Me sa :\meri-
~:an Assoc of Univer-
sity Women a p.m. Wed-
nesday, April • at Estan-
cia Hiah Scho I 1n Costa
\lesa. He wi ) speak on
"CreaU\'Jty 1n the Space
o\ae." the cha llenge of men
and theu 1de81i as v1 ewed
throuzh the te-chnoiC)sles
they build to change the~
selves and the world.
\4rs . Dav1d Wolfe . o\AUW
president, sayc; that h1gh
s chool and colle&e English
c lasse~ 1n the area have
been LO\'Jted to attend the
meeting, whtch
the public .
1s nren to
tlon In 1951.. "F•mer In the dell" wu the ttltmt tor
thi s dMce. (Wolter G<rtlortft photo from lhe June 7,
1'"1, Issue of tile Enslgr~.l
H.J.GARR.tfT fURNfllJRE
n tl H.MIOl a w. Jf5.11 PUPILS FROM lhe ftrstgyado classes of Lena
~ May Will sey .,d Virginia Escobat at lhe New-
port El em ·ntory Sci!OOI put ort a "'I~ "I IDtk dance
festival btloro school let out lot 1
Ma101t DESietBS
COSTA t BA, CMlF. MMDI .. _,.
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JOIN THE DOTS 10 CXlMI'LETE THE BIBLE LESSON. r-1M tl.e ol ~~-~ 10 tM "-ol Aa..... Scripl-roc..U ooly ooo
Burning my • tn
I By JEROME HINES, Ope,. •••
T IS A PIJVILEGE and an honor to be able to give
testimony of my Saviour, Jesus Christ. And it is a
joy to br able to givr testimony of a living God
who htars prayer, who answers prayer, and who guid~ the hnrts of aU mm who wiJI rettive His
Holy Spirit. I abo want to testify of tht wonderful·
changes He has wrought in rm si nce He first spoke
to me: a.nd offered rne salvation for my sins.
I wandered about for thirty years with an inner
fire burning in my soul, an inner fire that relent·
lcssty drove me here: and dro"c me there. What
was this fire ? Some men call it ambition: in some,
it is a sense of unfulfilkd rlestiny. (}(her men can
find no name for it . But something was missing
in my lile. What was it ?
First I sought tM answer in science. I spent six
yt'.us geuing dcgrttS in chemistry and mathema-
tics. I studied psychology , psychiatry, philosophy
and many other subj«ts. None of them gave the
ans••er or ufisfied that intern.JI firt . For what w.&s
I looki ng?. I ben..me a succnsful o~ra smger,
joined the Metropolitan Opera, and sang in m n·
ce rts .and on teJe,·ision. Still, no satisfaction to a
restless soul.
Then one day I found Jesus Christ through the
Holy Spirit, anl:t I di sco,·ered it was He that I had
~n S«king all my life. How wonderful to fi nd
that burning fire quieted within me, to find my
life complrte.
I ha\·C now bc\omc a ~n .1 nt of the Lord. I am
His tool to use as He M'es fit. and I tty to li,·e
o~ccordi n~ to H is will. In the f~· ycirs that I h.n·e
been His, He has Jed me only into trut!-1, and I
prai se His name, for He is making me into thC'
man He wants me to be-the man I am not .
Se'·eral yr-ars ago, when I fi rst began my vocal
ministry with the Lord, ,I was much moved by
the bnutdul singing of a man who$(' '·oice I heard
on .J rt<"o rdi ng. It was in a little Good Will Ce n·
ter of Sal va tion Army in London Soon after, I
v.·u tn the Bowery Corps of the" Saln1ion Arm)'
tn New York City, singing a .song which I IJter
dtscO\'cred he had written. .. I'd Rather Have
Ju u:>."' Maybe tha t JS why I like-it §') much an.\
love the mnsage. It is Georgco BevC"rly Shea·\ te~t i
mony tn song. I fttl a certain kinshi p to him, as
he-100 is a bass-baritone-. I we-nt into a professional
t arett and di d \()mt o£ tht•things that he coul d
ha ve d o ne, •
I
had he chosen.
I be-came a n
o pe r a singe-r,
Js you know,
.1-nd went into
the Mrtropoli-
tan O per a. I
know a m an
like B e ve rl y
Shea, with his
bea utiful voice,
rn u ld h a ve
cinne the \arne
thin~ ve-ry ea..si -
ly. He c h ose
irutead to give his voice entitely to God. I
God rather late, but hereafter I am determined to
~ my votce for H is glory wherever and •~er
I ca l). ~,t,,..,lc:•n TNc:l Sod •ty, O••d•ll, H.J,)
Tme and real
•• •• • ., 4 •• .s •I
•I 0 I•
I '--:. '-.! I• LOR.D --HOW
O FTE N SHALL
•• •• 1 FORG-IVE '?
'
·' •I
I
F O RGI VENESS
F R.O M MA"TT.
One day, when Jesus was instructing His
di sc i ple~ in .?umility and forgiveness, Peter
cske·d Ht m, Lord, how oft shall my brother
s in against me, and I forgive him -'till
.seven times?" Jesus said to Peter, "I soy
nol unto thee, until seven times, but unti l
seventy ti mes seven." L a ter, after thinking
this o ver , the disciples pleaded, "Lord, in-
crease our fai th ," im plying tha"t if theJ must
be that forgiv ing, they would nee moJe
fo i th. Jesus then spoke of the unlimited
power of fai th and told them a parable in
which they learned that humility is the
groundwork of foi th . When our times come to
forgive, we should remember that we reop
only what we sow. If we corry hate with us,
creoti ve power cannot come through, and we
ore more miserable than the one to be for-
given. We con stay dyna mica lly olive by
flushing ourselves of unhealthy a ttitudes
and fill ing our minds with crea tive thoughts
which forgiveness stimulates.
Question :Sox
l'"•om THE XIHc;•s BUSINESS
lJIOO &lol a ,t,u., Lo M!.odo, C.llf. 90631
SHEEP AND GOATS JUDGMI NT
Q. Rnuiing ,\Ia tiit• u• ~5 :,Jt, I tUULer·
st rmd th n~ to lu• " j11dyP11.1!nt on tltf!
I'Orth, w·ht'n ){'111111 Jle partllf!if tllf!
~~~""'' from t hl' gnat/J. Whn·t' w ill
Ill' K}JI'f!ll and th f! goats go~
A. H£ore w~ find t hat th~ nations
wi11 be judKed at the return of
Chri11t, sum~ to entt'r His millennial
kingdom, others to go into everlut·
ing pun ts hme nt . They are the
".~heep " and the "goat"" referred to
in vt'r!lt> :n to ·Hi. The nowa rd to the
ble!l:-ced. the .;heep. will be that they
will tnlrPrit IJ1f' kingdom . To thOIH!
on th1• left hand, the goat~. He will
say, a:< rel·<.ord{'d in verge 41, ''De-
part from me, }'I' cur11ed, into ever ·
la:<t inK tlrc p revared for the devil
and h i:-~ angel~."
It .~f>••m.<~ vH y d t>ur !hat this judll·
m+-nl. immf'dJatcly folluwinll the
tribulatirm. which i11 "the time of
Jacob'~ t rouble," will be on the buis
of the manner in which the nations
t rf:"at£od God'.ot l'hl'l.<~e n !*Qple, Is rael ,
Chri!~t 's hrf'thrt'rt ac<:ording to the
fl esh, durina-that timt' of trouble.
Then His covenant with Abraham
will be literally f ulfilled , "I will
bless them that bleaa the-e, and
cune him that curseth thee"' ! Gen.
12 :3 1.
JONAH AND THl W HALE
Q. DG r ov believe tllo.t JOfltlllt 10tU
r-zlw etoa.Uowed' bw 4 10IUUt''
A. I belh•ve that Jon"ah wa.! swal·
lowed by a "wreat ftah" u recorded
in Jonah 1:17; 2 :1-10; "a INmon-
ster" (Matt. 12 :39, 40). No miracle
in Scripture hu incited so much
unbelief. Thia hu be-en a bone of
con tention for many yeara for critics
have maintained that a whale did
not have a Juliet lar1e enough to
swallow a herrinr. let alone a man.
These critics have been enlirht.ened
of later yean for Lhey have learned
that there a~ larae ftah, even
whales if you pleue, that have JUl-
Ieta larre enou1h to swallow two or
three men. If God could prepa~ a
f\ah, He could creat.e one larre
enourh to awallow a man.
co~.,,.$.,, •••• •• ,,. ••'-cO"
NEWPORT H~R~R ENSIGII
SECOND SECTION --Pqe 2
THURSDAY , APRIL 6, 1967
CORONA DEL MAR, CALl F.
GOO'S WA'f IS MIT
J k.no. 111)1 who•• """ lofd rNy" g..Mde
O'er barre-n ol-"'. or ttr.-r'JIS b., ,00.;
Th•ough ~•11..-r or 00'1 moum•tn ue.t.
But whc•~ H~ Le.ds, I know 'tit bnt.
l know ""' whet • *v ,...... brirlf Of pert.c.t ._ ...... or ......,'"0;
Ot •Kt. lkllgtots or dh.tJeM,
l(~n dowpc)Oint,_,l or ~
No< do I know •• morn"'G ,.,.n
II Jofe ~~~ ~~ till d.y if Oono .
But tt.i1o I tr.now--<-toil or-rnt,
c-t alwayS Mndi. rn<r whet il bnt.
God oh..-. wnck rn<r joy t~ pAin,
Tlvough bitter lou, di"'"-' fMn.
V~t thtougl-o it all___.,k ~ or
briQI-It-
1 kroow my F.lthcr 1o.ds arigtlt.
And wt..n lit~·, .,..,..,;ng ~ fall,
And I \Noll Near ,..,. fi ... t c..tl,
J'U lun my t-.e~ \IPOf't His br.ut,
A....:! uy, "'O.ar lofd, llty wey ;,
Mst!''
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Sc rip tures of th e Ho ly • • • m.spuatwn
. e or rn.a e e..._ u~c: tum or" o urch. Jn the Book of the Revelation He ia the .t.t..s... ffhi o lo fhafl•U lntt•H"' .. '·'-•"lcl • of God th w d d 8 _. ~. w ' I Ch ••••"•'•~ hom Th • Oo•l ul ... 8Hc-. Co llln9•-•d. H.J.) God · 1· ·-<~ -' ,.,_,...;,.,. N--~ -.-IS not Lmlh;u o"'y to ._.. .-, aa u.r-vo ,_.J and Omep, the Bqinninc and tbt Ead, the FU. utd
ly th• b'. Johft V. Grier Kooftb, n . M. would have it, but it al~a meartJ the writteD Word the the Lut.. He is the Lamb upon the thrca: tbt JCiat
"The turning-point o f the battle between thOle who Bibl~. Both the written word, the Bible, and ~ b-of lrifli'J and Lord of Iordi, In the templt o{ tbe Wor-d
hold 'the iaith once deliver~d to the saint~,' aDd their camate Word, Jesu~ Christ, are bea•eaiy in their of God, everythinr tpeab of Hia rlory. A. T . Pienoo
opponents, lie~ in the ttuc-and real inspiration of tbe origin. They came from God and lbry came to Ill by wrot~. "The Lamb slain i1 the only k£y 10 Ulllock lbe
Holy Script ures. This is the Thermopylae of Christea.· the Holy Spirit . In the warda of tbe Weatmiluttt Coa-mysleriea of inspired poetry and pt'opber;y, ..erifa:
dom. If we have in the Word of God no infallible fession of Faith, ''Christ the Son of God became maJI, and symbol." The Lord Jesua OuUt t&id "In tbe
standard of truth, we are at sea without a compasa. by taking to himself a true body and a reucmable IOUI, volume of the book it is written of me."' n._: BiWe
and no danger from rough weather without can equal being concei ved by the power of the Holy Gho.t, ill was written of Him, by Him, lor Him aad tD tbt
to this loss within. 'If the foundations be remOved, tht: womb of the Virgin Mary, and bora of her yet praise of His clory. '
ha h . without sin."' The eternal Son of God ~-. :..", w t can 1 e rtghteous do ?' and this is a foundation "~•-•u~~~:: .. _ 1'11 H'-'--Cl'lllc
loss of the wont kind." These words of Charles Had· and so was, and continues to be both God and man iD ..,.....
don Spurgeon five a fitting introduction to a mesJaCC two distinct natures, and ~person forever. That ia T~dore, there ia DO JUcber aitic, ao 1ii1Mf
that dais with the trustworthiness of the Bible. t~ doctrint: of the iJKar~~tLJh"o.. Tbia tame Holy Spirit authority to whom we can appeal for tDdw n t of 1"M C..O. of Sc . who overshadowed the Vir(in Mary, came apon forty the character and CODtalb of the Scriptant 1111a to
T ,.,.,. human authors so that, without dattoyinc: their owa Jewa Cbri1t who ia tbe Faithful aad True w-...
o bqin with, the sixty-six books of the Bible, or individuality, literary style, or pertoD.Il inttrtltl H• ODt of the rtUOGa He pYe for Ilia ~ -..., die
the canon of Scripnare as they are cal.led. were. Dot produced and gave to this world a Book which iJ the wodd was "to beU' witDtaa uato tbe ~ Cllril&
arbitrarily decided upon at !lime early chun:.b CIOUDC1l inspired, inerrant Word of God. 'n\at is the doctriDe prayed the Father, "SauctifJ tbem thtDucla tt.y tr'l6.
wbkh made the decision that certain boob lbould be of itu~rfatitnr. ~ two doctrinea of the ~ thy word is truth.'' Jesu. Ouiat did DCit h h 1 to
authorized as bel~ne to the ~d canoa of in--tion of Cltn"st and the iru,WGJiotl of 'lu sm,""u do denounce error aDd COJTtlct faukt, bat He r ' It
spired Sc.npture: No '?dud. It 11 aU ·~ 10 ~ nnt contradirt one another. God doet DOt contndict a&leat about aDJ "aron .. iD. the Bib6e H -.....
post that the Babk dett~ ~y or all of ita authority H imse:lf. The Dible does not aay ODe. thiftc Uld JCMU wn: DOM. He wu "a tlliDilt.er of dte ei:nw dJiw ,_ f~ the en~rxment ~ven •t by IOID8 church bodJ, Ch rist something d sc:. '"'--· both 18 ........ ~· tbe truth of God 10 c::oD6rm tbe · -f~r 1f tht 81~e's authority t~tl upon. ~-a foaada.-, they confinn each other~'"".J J-a.ame ~· dar. • PI'* Fib -
bOO all that at needs to lose 1ta authority 11 for that . . . . . fatben," 8Dd. ncrythiDc He cLid., lftiiUJ ._.. S.
church body to withhold or withdraw ita eDdonemtnl [t as 1rn poas1ble to ~ann ~ true the: ~~~·• of tpake axaArmed tbr: Word wbicb God Ud, .... " Jrloreower the Bibk dulares that the. dmrdl depart Jesus and at the same tune rej«t tht authority of the larMl. Hie life brr:rc OD eartb waa a dw• m d 1 Wf·
from the' faith. Therefore the church ill :;ather ill-Bibl_e. Only by ~yinc tJ:w ~ty aad autboritJ of ,_.. COD.fi.rmatioa of the. truth of God' a Ha1J Wri
fallible nor the finaJ authority for faith aad pnc:tice. Chmt can ooe quaboa the ID&plratioD of the Old ..d J,_. Mid. '"NNi beavea aad ....-_ p~~~t -jot •
The authority liea not in the church, but il\ tbt Bible. Ne~ T estamtn.ta. Oat ~ Jd at aaucht ad ~ ODe tittle tbaU ill DO wiN pNI ff'OID the law .. al 1111
God, not man, haa done tbe •uthoril:inc· 1'hil it what ~tev~ the wratttn ,'"::ord WJtbout ~~ tM ~ tiiDI fulfi.lled'' (Matt. 5:18). With tt.11 ant n He_.
0.. W, H. Griffilh Thomas _,. whoa be soX!, .. The ~J.<<ttng and dc<pt~-Chritt, the ~ donod ...ry won! of ~ --to ,..
Bible is not an autboriaed coUectioo of boola, but a IIYI~g ."'ford •. ~ ..... ..w. ~ '!*~ -( .r) "rdeda~ (jodh) aDd .... ., I ....
ooll«fjoa of autboriaed boob.'' Tblt it, mea. did und1mtn1shed dmne perfecboal art ~ 111 eldl. ti • e: naa, ''Ktawo IIDd _. .... ,_
not authorize tbc Bible or decide wbat boob were iD-n. C., tt tiNJ ~ away, but my worda lhaU GOI: ..,. aftJ'' (Ill&
opind aod whet...,.-The Pusoa of am.. lo lite 1toJ lltol -lite :U :JS), No-d He hao opoltbs ttltofl-.. -.
Scripturea. He i• the diYiac e:qlilnation of the Old Ma reeopiMd. dlat ~ Oaile .... .... _.
The Saipluret were 6nt rftOPiN u Suii*Jc Testament sacri6cialeystan. Hciatbt.baartofdleBook. lborit7 aod not N dlt ..S ........_, fte
-!oldy wh<o they -. ..,;.,.., All lltol die He io the n:•datioo of the heart of God ill lite Now ~ aid. .. Thao -,.. Law.• ,_ J-.....
..,. eburch did wu to collect ud pther toptblr thoat Testament. He it the ProraUed S..S of the ,.._ a 'Veri' 1 .. , ...., JO'L" H• ... • • ••ioi!;;o;
wriliap that hod ~ beea """""""" f,... tbe ,... G<naio. He it the I AM ill l!oodao. He if lite v.... war apoa the Won! bot llf tie -of M. -
......, by God's , u Utopited ....t aathoriood Priat who mttdc .-,...,, for -• 1o '~ Pt......,. coo1d ...,. ..,., "n.. -,.. '-" i;
..,. God Himodf. Thu, the ,._ HoiJ Spirit wlto He io the Prophet Iiiio -11-io D 1 ...;;,':Ji,; O.riot opolte u ---..... No of ......t ..., tnCD of God to .~ tl,te 1llopired Scrip-io , the Ca ..... of tbe Lord's 1ooot ;. J-He io dol Hio ..., oct uido dw -'I of .. OW T ' -.
-lloo .-die-'")1<-~-Kinomaa·RdiiPit< ill Ruth. llo io Doold'o SltojoiMrd but ntbe< u die A-of tiilo lcrljl o llo ..... "I
eweot. It '-1M IMiliiat of dae T ..... ol ..... aad eM city ia wltlclt It atoM,
... •• coaf011.diac of ~~-• .,.nil ••lela follo.-ed. Nobody lr.aowo hw loas
tlliia waD, c .... ia .01 Mly fail• to fiW D cJ ...... nt U.e Mqa .. ce, b.l MOIU
to l•n eoet imponaat .. ,. ov.a ia 1M liot of paoolop ... 'tlta tnuUtloul
..tt.e. •orbd o•t by Arcltbieltop Uoalter, '-hlty Nlt.ble ooly bac:lt to
AbNU•. BeyoDd that on ,.. .... of dati11 Ia pv ... Howe .. r il ie ahopt .. r
....... ouble to ettetch the elapM of ti .. wfaich C.a .. ia ia lllt ... .1H &o ehow
to more thaa 5,000 yeera ud evea &Ut ie t..nl to ewellow. 1t ia oaly about
4,000 , .. ,. from Abraham ••til aaw. 1\e time betw"a the Flood aad Mnham
ie far mon lllc.ely to be aomewbne h.tw,ea 1,000 aad 1,500 yeare.
Perha,-it ia more to the poiat to diacover \ow loas it waa &om Babel to
A'breham. Thia mipt well tva oat to be clo.e to Ueeher'e datiae:-aboat 200
yean. h. ia iatere.tias that evicleaca &0111 arcbaeolosr ahowa the ai"IINf In
the 4tity of S.byloa, ,which ia &bel, w .. firat btlih sometime botweea 2500
.. d 2200 8 . C. Still 11t0t'C1 to the poiat are tJae coacluiona of Helll'i Frukfort
tbat a audden aad nodical chanse ia luuaaa tfOciety lOOk place aometime arouad
2500 B. C ., firat in the land of Sbioar -(Meaopo~mia) and then aoon alter -in
E!J1pt .
''To lbia per iod the urlieat nai.aa of citiea beloas," write• Frankrort.
.. Now ooe may aay that the bir\J. of Mesopotamian civilization, like ita
.. t.eqnat joowth, occurred uader the aisn of the city. To understand the
importance of the city aa a factor in th.e ahapias of ·society, one muat not think
of it aa a mere coaglomeration of people. M•t modern citiea have loet the
pecaliar cbaracteriatic of individuality ·which we can obeerve in citiea of
Ruaiaaance Italy, of Medieval Europe, of Greece, and of Meaopotamia (and we
mipt add Americaa ladian cliff dwelliap or Puebloa). In t.be.e countriea the
the phyeical exiatence of Ur.e city ia but an outward aip of, cloae commanal
affinities which domin.ate the life of every dweller within the walla."
ID abort, there waa a sudden transition from aome form of communal life in
which men lived, per hapa like early American aeulera, in acattered rural
communities .ad individual farm Wlita , to city life. "The evidence from
Egypt," write a Frankfurt, "which ia the more ext e naive, indicatea the
tranaition waa neither slow nor gradual. . , When the change occurred it had
t.he character of a criaia, affectir~g every aapect of life at once hut pauins
within t.he apace of a few (three?) generations."
Ia Meaopotamia the change included a change of lanpage from Sumerian to
Akkadian. "It ia important to reali:le," continues Frankfurt, "that the term
'Sumerian', atrictly speaking, can be uaed only for thia language. There is no
phyaical type (race or tribe) which can be called by that name.+'
Notice that archa,9ologiat. discover -that three changes occun-ed in the
aoc.ient world of deciaive importaa.c.e: {1) cities appeared and the whole world
waa reorgaai~;ed; (2) the Sumerian lupage. whi ch waa dominttnl throughout
the fonM.-tive phaae of MuopotamiaD life, waa replaced by Semitic Akkadian in
Shinar aa.d Coptic iD Egypt; and (3) the center of power ahihed from Sumer in
the extreme aoutll to S.bylonia.
Geaeaia aaya: (1) Go to, let us ~ild ua a city; ·(2) the Lor~ said, Go to,
let ua so down, and there. confound their language; and (3) th erefore is the
name of it called Be bel.
We would aeem to be altosether j u a t if i e d, then, in making at least a
teatative coacluaion that iD the story of Babel we have the Scriptural record of
the ooe sr eat occurrence of hie tory between the flood and Abraham . The
earlier period "'ould be oae of relative order and quiet und er th~ religion
fouaded by N011 b which waa marked by animal aacrifice to Cod the Creator and
geaeral obedieDce to the comma nd to diaperae abroad on the face of the earth
and repleniah it (Geneaia 9.1 aud 9 .7). Aa in the cat .. trophe of the Fall, it
waa cri.&Pred by,a co~·oua humaD determinatioo to diaraprd Hod:~~d
.. t .of l•• of faith i '-'• poU&ical ~OI"'Iar it aupport!d. n. •• .__,opk•._..:l6d to
live ia a city , like t eir ante-diluvla.n aaceatora deacended from C~ln, "lest
¥fe be acattered abroad upon th~e face of the whole earth". One can hardly
eacape the aimilar movement in our own time of milliona of people from atrong,
acattered rural commaaitiea into modern aprawlins; cities. Both then and now
the IDOVemeat reflect. a coadition of degeneration and decay.
The apirhual conditioaa lyins; behind the decay are a conscious contempt
for God aad a falae resard for man . "Let ua build ua a city a nd a tower, whoae
top may reach unto heaven; and let ua make ua a name, leal we be acallered ... "
Man, having loat faith in Cod's Providence -that is, Ilia proviaion and care
for maa.kia.d-turna to llia own ability to take care of himaelf, as he supposes.
He abandona the religion of Noah end institutes the wot~~hip of human power.
That movement today ia called "progreaa". It means the increasing
meaallte in which man thinka he ia getting away wiU! ignoring God . The
movemeat ia marked by building a city. The city is alwaye the u me in ita
eaaeatiala. City life wu developed before the Flood. It derives, not from other
citiea but from a cattered, cuhllted a.a.d learned peoples who begin to loae their
eaer11 and capacity to maintain the vigorous rural life. The city aeema to offer
re(up, bot tlltaa out to threateD tyrauy of the worat aort. The c ity itself, even
the moat enduriag, ia a houae baHt apon aaad and aoon decaya and dies if it
ever becomea dominant. We need ooly recall Babylon -aow a waste laa.d in
the d .. ert. Rome, although called "eternal", for a Ions time had only a few
thoaeaad iahabitaat.a alter it felt io the Fifth CentWJ.
'IDe moden11 freuy to baild .. one world""c.aa be beat described aa a modern
attempt, uaias tecbni~al richea of the asea, to make the whole earth into a
aiasle city, wholly ruled by a mao and abaolutely aubject to hi a whim. The
coofoudia1 of lanpapa, which thwaru thia effort, aeema to be overcome
a~ace ~. 1Ift of tha Holy Spirit to all Chriatiana givea u a communion which
tn.aaceada apeacb. The world thiaka it can have Chriatian u o it y of Spirit
witllo•t Christ. The sift of tonpea to die Apoatlea at Pentecoat ia a clear
Ndaaptioa of \he •i• of S.bel, a Yietory over the coafuaioa of tonguea there
ud a reatoratioa of tne unity to the eartla ia Christ which eaablea men to live •e• naote ia acaU.ared, rural commuaitiea -aa hermite, moaka, villasera and
i.dapeaclaat la.dlloldera or atock meo.
(Ito na..a ...... L•-•· sa. n..-. '-·· ... noN. H-•._, T•-• nus.)
Good Connection
Until 11141 vi lA I ~onnetlion is wwde, we are 41
Muleu as a storage bastn-y silling on a shelf.
By fRANK J. THIESSEN ......, ........... .
(R.,clllltd r.r lltl'""'h•Je"' IN• CIMC CONTACT.)
u.notu in a car look che Ofee:ntJma the car wilt not autrt bcu!IIC
-..-; in outward appearanq:, ~ arc tbe c;OftOiion hM come In to dnuoy the con·
.-e. AJI are made f« one .,.,afk ru-· n«tion. In the same way in the life o1 s
pc»e: ~ tvpply electrical Cnertf for liP• Cbrietian, when •in is allowed lO coaw be·
and otHer'*'· Howe:om, unlll l.he battery" tWftn God ancl man fellowlhlp Ia b1 and
il c:onaected. 1he car hae no Ufc:. It ~I tMcoanertion il broken. Cod cannot pour
tean:W upa, the horn, the wtncWUre:kl 0111 Hla b~Ninc upon man until theeln ot
wipen. won't wcxk. The car can't brr: CQIIOiion ia rentoved and " dean connec--
....-.. ll il Ultletl and doca not ln"ft tM tioo ratOred. ,...,...lor wbkh h AI lntmdell Do you hltft thil viul conntttioft whh
a.M wbm that "'<l c:onneedoa il ...... }-. Chri&t. • il eJn tepantiftc you from
' II Wf &bat ill power naUablt • God) It need not. The lib&t aaya, .. Thia ill
IJ!II'II .. _. .,._ aad • an ... ~-1 laklrlful •yi .. 1nd 1lnJI'thy olaU ac:upu-
...... ...._......, l8lldl 1M....._ We ell .-.,lhat J-Otriat came inlQ the ...W
_ .. ltoopoiGoti-Cno• . .ud ,. • .,._,. (JTioa.I:U)."Forob
..... _.._, ............. _ ...... oad ..... ollortolthe ...... o( ial.-_ ......., writitrp -tbe ooe ..-... collod ....t Lord. Ia Jooioh Kio N-io Wlllltlorfttl, Co ' ,_ ""' 00 dooboJ, ,_ 10 1-. • • n. ...... Mlo. lor, the llioltty God, dw .......... ·-.. ..... j-. .... tilt Lord f---Ho -: .. tn 17 .. w..-_,W...._Wwl of Puce. 1n.J~H··~~fllllt·, ... , a f-. HedW• ........ _, ....
-· In lltuoiol H• • tilt II • ~ .. l'rlooa. Ill .... .,,_ --of Hlro *J. To--• ......
0 01 It ... a ....... pwf111 GM Golf.. J:JS), "God 10 .:i'dle .... _ ...... ,.,,,,,...,.RJ., ...W.~I"'CH"-lJ'IIa ... .t.a.
~ ......... die iiiiQ.I of dot Scripltono pi He io the 0.0.. of II -Ill -.. Ho lo - -'i ' I lie -10 -a' •• II .. .. ill¢ il)'anw ''Etl ..... willltheBnoc:b.lnKallddHcil ..... oi?WI lnldi, ... Ha..WIIOI .... ' I .. .
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Duo-piano
program
The Upper Say Auociatet
oC tho Oranae County PbU·
harmonic Soeiety wi11 meec
at 10:30 a.m. Monday, Aptil
10, at"''· ChriUopher Kit·
china'• home '"' their 61h
amual dlo'O-piano proaram.
Sis of the members will
perform, c hoosifl& ulec·
tiont from Mozart, S<:hurnann,
Rachmaninoff, Arend~y. and
other well known compours:
The membera performilll are
Mme s. Ralph Hilmer, Chris•
tophcr Kitchins, Ralph Ocr·
ard, Joaeph Pik'e, John
Dean, and Ra lph Deaver .
~s. Kitchin& and Mu.
NEWLY INSTALLED officers of Las cording secretary; Mrs. Cl aude Patterson Hilmer wi ll also play a
Relnas Auxiliary of the Newpo rt Beach of East Bluff, serving her 2nd term as &roup of three numbers f01
Assistan ce L eague inclu de, from left, chairman, and Mrs. Jerry Bell of westcli ff, duo·piano by Homer Si~
Mrs. Fred McMast er of Cli H Haven, re-2n d vice-chai rman . (Ensign photo.) mons , who is their present music teacher.
Las Reinas leader re-elected .. :r;:~ed!~~ ,~~~. ':~~,·~
Laa Reinas Au;w:iliary of cular work' for the comina roster, and "'s-Thomas F. served by ""e•. Chester
Newport Beach Ass is tance year. . . RHey, social s ervice. Purc ell, C harles Eddy,
Leaaue entered its fourth The offtcen are: Chair· Provisional members who Ric hard Schumacher and
year of acti vi ty when Mrs. man, Mrs. C laude L. Pat· have completed the train· V_.~~:•:b:e'~·'-=-=--
J ohn T. Boyd Jt, ins talled terson,elected to the offi ce ina period and have been LEGAL NOnCE
196 7~8 officers at a re-for the second year; firs t aranted activ e s tatus are NOTICE o r TRUSTEE SALE
cent luncheon meetina; in vice c hairman, Mn. Gus taf th e Mme s. John R. Barry, Loc No. N-367
the League Cente r. !:>urina A. Brelin; s econd vice· f loyd E. Buell, E.H. Groe· On April 20, ,967 , 11 9:00
chainnan, Mr s . Jeny Y. nendyke, H. Murdock Mans· a.m., Prope rty Protectioll Co ""
the c eremony she presented e ach o[[ice' w•'th a ••'·en Bell; record ing s ecretary, field, Leonard T. Kinas· por•tioo, u Trustee, (tele-~• •~ p d A M M b '· Th F ·1 phone MA 2~511) under •od desi aned to fit her patti· ·~~~s-re • c alter; a .. er, omas · Rt ey, pursuant to the Deed of Tru st
cone spondina s ecre tary, A. Harwood Th ayer, William d1t ed June s, 1963, exeC'ated
Mrs . H. Murdock Mansfield; B. Tritt and Louis T urner. by RuplllD, la c., • corpora-
ueasuter, Mrs. J ames D. New t %7~8 provi s ional tion, reco rded June 2 1, 1963,
Kneen; ways and means di· members are ~1rs . M.A. Man· in Book 6599 Page. 510 llDd
rector, Mrs. Leonatd T. go ld and ~·tr s . Robert L. 5 11 of OHici •l Recorda, io the office of the Recorder of
Kings baker; public rela· Short. or-se County will ae ll at
tions director, ~-trs . William These members , a\ona; public auction to the bishest
B. Tritt. Mrs. Vi ncent M. wi th the active Auxiliary bidder lor cuh (p.y•ble •t the
Arena is the appoi nted par• members, help s taff the ti me of n\e ill lawful money
liamentarian. Mrs. Paul M. Thri ft Shop at 505 )2nd of the l'nited St•tes •t thf'
Mn. Michael John Hewmon.{8etftle Al .. n photo.)
Joyce Carolyn Clark
weds Mike Newman Sou th hont center doo r of the
Rogers wi ll s erve as liai-St., Newport Beach. As County Cou rthouse, io the
son officer between the the ir s pe cial project, they City of S~.at• Aa.•, C•liforn i•, Aftertheir llawai1an hone\'•
chapter and the Auxiliary. sponsor the French room all ri ght, title •d iotere11t moo n, \lt. and \·lr :.. \lichael
Committee chairmen ap-the first Thursday of each coa."eyed to •nd now held by
poi nted by Mrs. Patterson month. Special racks of uid Trustee under uld De ed
John ~e wman v.il! be at
home a t 757 Domingo Dr.,
East Bluff. They v.ere mar -
Iron of honOJ. She ~~o·ore a
yellow-gold sattn dre-ss.
!-let flowers we re \'e\lov.
dais ies and dafrodit"."
,0 .. 1111.1' MI.US CAIIIIU
NOWA:T
1780 NEWPORT IlL VO.
PH. 646-9J8J.t:osla Mesa
of Trost in lltld to thlt cert1in are Mr s. James A. Shepherd· fine and unusual clothing propeny s itu ted in the State
son, calendar; Mrs. Jute are displayed. Proceeds ofCaliforo i•,Couotyof Orllllge,
C. Alexso n and Mu. Syd• from this s ale help s upport described •s loll owl'l:
ney P. Bartlett, Thrift the children•s dental health Lot 13 and an undivided ooe-
Shop; Mrs. Neill Davis, center. The Las Reinas th iny•third (1 /33) iatere•t in
Auxiliary supporta all the Lot 34 ol Tract No. 4444, al'l shoW'II on • m1p recorded in
proje cts and philanthropies Book 156 p18es 11 il.lld 12 of
CtH'nFJCAT E o r BUSJ~r..r;;,s tJf Newpon Beach Assis-Mi scell~t~eoos M•ps, record~'~
Fi ctitious F'irm ~arne lance League. of s•id couoty.
THE: UNDERSIGNED doe11 Provisional members and Said S•le will be m•de , but
L ECAL NOTICE
ri ed a t thei r own apartment
in 11 late afteml1on ceremony
on Saturday, \larch 18, by
J udge William Reppy of Ox-
nard.
The bride 1s the former
\1is!ii J o~ ce Cart~\y n Clad>,
of 6061 ~ \\arigold Ave., Cor-
ona del \tar . She is the
dauahter of \·lr . and \Ir s.~~
Gene Powell of LO!\ Ange·
les was best man.
Following the ceremon~ a
reception was held a t the
apartment. T he bride 's
mother wore a ptn k silk
jacket dress compli mented
with a corsage of wh ite
gardenias and carnattons.
\trs. ~ewmao wore an ICC
blue br ocade sheath wi th
Neil Gelbach of Eugene, similar rlowers.
...... c. L .. t., seeior
M Nawpon Hubof Hiah
lcllool. bas roached the
Mmi-fintls i"n the coUeae
l$ola«th.ip PI'Oif&m o(
IDI&them California Edisoa
Co . He i 1 now etiaibl~ fot
'"told awards:•
' NEWPORT HARBOR EIISIGII
SECOIIO SECTION --,. 3
THURSDAY, APRIL i , f•7
MATTaEIIEI
•n.-" a ••• lrwcular -.,...
re ollt:Q-C:.....
ecxu. looll\A YAtt..s co.
lt ........................ .
t:HIJilt:HIS
JJ.-dlr ..... » "• •' IJplrdr 3262 ....... S,.HI, Howporl NOI'I"•
A Frt~e and lndt!pendent
Con&re&atioflal Cltn":t tian Cllurcla
The 1-.. Joint Pri-...H, •1•1•..,
Sunday Service and Ourch School at 10:00 a.m.
APrif 9 SI'TIII'Ort; .. Bf! 1tll ty ,, SIIV~ $Oclf!ly."
M•r•ery cere previ4M PhM~ 6~2-2740
Firat Baptist Otuu:h
of Costo M.so
B•ptist 9ibl~ r ellowl'lhip
lt~tlrputl""' Riblr Baptis t
Sonta Ano & Mognolia Sts.
Dr. P.G. Neumann, pastor
SUNDAY SERVICES
~:45 a.m. Sunday School
1:00 a.m. \1orn in g Worship
6 :00 p.m. Training Unions
7:00p.m. Evening Worship
WEDNESDAY
7:20 p.m. Bible Study
8:00 p.m. Prayer ~1eett ng
LutMran O.ureh
Of the Moster
L~otth.-ron
O,ureh in Americo
1~00 Pacific View Or.
orona del \lar, C alifornia
Dt. William R. Eller
Phone: ORiole 3~5022
SU~DAY SCHEDULE
9 a.m. -Famih \\or:.h't' onr l. Sund .. , Chu rrh "r h uol
ll:OO .t.m.-1\nr-.hop
CESTRAL
Th1 P'"u" ol Chrlll
,. • .,. .. ef ri11 Hot, St~l •lt
S...noloy S~h-1 9 '·"'· ll""'!ng Wo•oh lp lOtlO • .-.
ll!: ..... lng s .... !u 1 ...... . .......... , l tlll• s.t ... , ... ,. ,.,.,. .. 7 , __
A TTEHD THE OtUIOI
OF YOUil OIOICI
RECULAILY
FIRST BA.PnST CHURCII
(South t'~fiJ
Corona del Mat
Coast Hwy. at MllcArtlwr
Or. 0\arles L. McClain
671-6626 pasltJT 675·2216
SU~t~OA Y SCHOOL ••. f , . .s •"'
MORMING WOIUHIII' •• lloOO-
TRAINING UNION.,, 6o30,...
II!:VfNING WORSH III' •• 7,30,...
WfONfSDAY SfRVICf 7o1S,...
NUitSfltY ll'ltOYIDRD
Christian Science
Se r•ius
F'ULST CRUac• OF'
CHIUST .!ICIEI'fTWT
]~0] Vt a l1do
Noe wpon Such
SUNOA Y SCHOOL
t :ls .... _ _.,, •.•.
SUNOA Y SERVICES
9:15 -11 •···
WEDN ESDAY EVENING
MEETING I,. .•.
READING ROOM ._ ... .,.., ' ..... -5 ...... w.-n •••• ,: 9 ..... -7:~ •.•.
'lu••4•y -· F ... ..,:
9 ·•••· -5 ..... ; '·' •••. s.. ... .,., 1 Ill·"'· -......
IIECOND CIRJ IICII Of'
Clll:ln ,ICIIENTWT
Newpon Beach at
CororJ.a de I Mar
11)9 E~at Cou1 Hipwey
SUNDAY SCHOOL t : u •·•·
S\JNDAY SEI\VlCE 11 •·•·
•'EONESDAY EVENING
tE.ETlNG 1:00 •·•·
READING ROOM -
Mutu~ Bu.i\dins
hereby certify thill he i!l con• th . h b d h d .. ithout co ven •t or 'w•rr ao ty , dueling • Service Stltion busi-_ell us_ an 8 were onore express or implied, ~gsrding
oesa 81 :u;.-v;; [,~o-• 1!i'rJi· wtth a dt nn er at the League tide, posseaaioa. or encom• • •I• r ., ·~r·"•'·l·" o "" ,, , C I , ·~.a ~•...:. I!~ .. w.,-, Coroo• e .,, l-a or-ente , -.n\1 iVUI . ..,....fll!·~ ~ce••"" pay t.lt.e rematD.Ja.g
•'• ft61!Sc ... •det u.~-a:ed"'l.--. '"Pelletrlft' WU reaponsi6TC 'prla d p-J • ...--.! die aaid aote.
firm u me o[ Wah's Ricblield ror the orientation program secured br u id Deed, with
Oregon. Her husband's par-~ The bride is a first ara.de
enu are Mr . and Mn. J oh n tc•cbcr at Mui.ners School.
V. Newman or'V'efi tura. She was aradua ted from
N .. ,...., .... lt ••• ....,,_,
A Call Y••• •r...--
or Ora•&~ ••d 23rd
Costa Mea•
~"••••• N.ll!:. J, ... ,,
(.out H~~;~:l '' ' •e cordially 10 Mi ss Clark, who was Western Lniversity in San Servi~ Station 111d that s•id ' interest thereo_o il!l pro vided
!~~:10~11~~;~~5~~ firm i11 composed of the•lollow• HAIR STYLISTS WIN in said Sote, •dviDcu , if il.ll y, iftg pert'IOD wbose n1me in full Th h · under the term• of said Dee d; ree youna a tr stylists 1nd place of residence ue as lees, charges 1od expenses of
follows, to·"·'t: from Saysidt Barbe r Shop the Trustee ~.ad of the Trust•
Y VJLL Walter Lee Turoer, 122 Mr.r• at Bays ide Center rece ntly cruted by a aid Deed.
ai\'en in marnage by he r Diego, was head song leader
brother, Stephen Earl Ro· and li s ted in "Who's ~-'ho
berts of San Die go, wore a
floor lcn,tth ta..:e gown fash-
ioned tn A-tine .,.,ith bell
slecv~:s . l-l cr s houlder-
length illusi on vei l was
held with a flat white bow.
She carried a bouquet or
whit e dais ies, daffCidils and
in Ame rican ~allege s and
Universi ti es."
ART SOtOOL AND rim•c, Apt. D. Anahf'int, Cali• won honors in the Southern The Benefi c.ilry under uid STUDIO forn i•. Division or men's hair sty!-Deed by re•soo of . bre.('h or
Her husband re ceJ \'td h1 s
BA degret at Pomona Col·
ltge, Claremon t, and an S.\1
in Industrial \lanagement
from \lasSachust!tiS tn s titutc
or Techno log)" In Cambridge.
lit belong ed tt} Kappa Delta
OIL P~l~fl~?ss~; SALE: WITNESS my h.nd this 20th ina competition. Awards in· del•ult in the obligat.ioo11
O pen Sundov• day o f ~larch, 1967, eluded fi rs t place in o pen secured thereby , heretofore
17171 BEACH BLVD. Walter L Turn er executed and delivered to the 53 ST ATF:OJ C ALirO R ~I:\ "
11
styl ina won by Alan Wig-Trustee written Notice of De-
Professional
. Directory
INSURANl:E ...
FOR AL.L O F YOUR INSUA-.NCE NEEOS
ROBERTSON -SADLEIR
INSU RANCE
33J3 E. Cout H"7.
Corott• 6el Mar -613-31:10
FUNERAL DIRECTORS ...
COU:'\TY Of OR A.'l'Gf: ' gins; fourth place in open lauh a~d Electio n to c •~!le the 0~ Till S 20th day of ~horeb , styli ng, 'Samuel Wigg ins, under111gned to sell !lllld pro-)~-'-1 ,.., and fourth place ,·n the ap• perty to nti11fy uid obliga-""1' """ore me , 11 .•Otlry tioos and thereafter on ::'i o••en1• Public in 11111d for s•itl county )-ent•'ce c l•"" '!arty Ben " ""• •~ • 'ber 16, 1966 the u ndet~~~i,.,d
wh ite cam allons.
1\lrs. W .L. Da\'enport of
Bt!acon Bay s erved as rna·
Frat erntty and the V<H ..,I t ~
rugb)· team in col\egl'.
and !!tit e, residing therein, -'at u · c•used said notice of breaC'h duly commi11sioned 10.d l!lworn, per~nally appured 'ihlte-r VIDAL PLAY COMING and electioo to be recorded in
L. To mer known to me lo bt" Book BlOt P•se 600 of 1111id T he Cos ta Mesa Civic Ollid •l Records.
Historical group to meet
the pet!loo whose nllme i"
"'obecribed to the within in•
•trumeat, and •cknowledged
to me that he executed the
s1me.
Wl'P.l F.SS my h•a.d •nd offi •
eial seal.
Playhous e will present as Dilled: Joe :tamb\et, chairman of
its 4th product ion of the Thi!! 13th d•y of ~~rc h , 1967. tht orgamzational commi t·
year, "The bes t man•• by PROPER11' PRt')TECllO\' It:<' fN :1 '\e\\pMt Beach
'Gore Vidal, on April 22 ,28, CO RPOR.-\llOS, Tnuilee [l is too cal Soetety , has an• By j .lo:. Jllill ie , Prf'l'lident and 29 at 8:30 p.m. in the 02622 nounced a meeting for April
of the Ltbraf), "f'On :o.or .. of
this new proJect.
"Lucky settler~·· \\he> \\til
ser\'C' on the eXC'CUIL\'C bnard
are Th eodore RClbtn:o., J.
Leshe Steffensen, \ln. '.\ar. Community Recreation Cen• Publish: \l ~rch 23 , 30, April I~ at \Iarmer~ Library at Jeuie R. Hill Notary Public io •nd for uid let (wes t gate-Qrange Coun• 6, 1967, in the Sewport H~rbo r 7:30 p.m. ren \Iess ing, Vql lt am Cor Un·
Couoty illld St1te, ty Fairgrounds). The po!iti-Ensiga. \1embers flf the ntv. e~e-dy. James Rubel, R1chard
My Conwnission expires QC't , cal drama will be directed cutt\'C' be>arJ \\Ill discuss Patterson, \lrs. Wtl llam Rtt·
24, 1970 by P ati Tambc:llini, resi-Phone in YourOrd•r committ ee~ and plans. \Ir s. ter, \!r s . Joseph 3ed., \lr~.
Publish: M•rch 23, 30, .-\pril Jent director of the play-for a Subscription: l~.W . llumann will represent Donald [)(,uala~. and \lr ~.
;;Erf::: rt~:ti'~-t-tf{. rti~<~·rff ~'~·i
BALTZ
MORWARJES
ORiole J·q450 · COROHA D!L MAR i
L------'-g_,_. __ ,._._'------~ -
Friendly N•ll'hborhood ~
BELL BROADWAy ~
MORTUARY
110 Broadway
U 8-3433. 8-3Ut ec.ta Mea ~
o-----.~
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II A GOGO NIIGII-
DOWNEY SAVINGS has taken its thrift and savings symbol, "SAM SMART SAVER "
and made him inJo a coin bank for you! STOP IN and get yours-it's FREE during
April at Downey Savings.
While you're at it -open
interest rate in the natio n
a savings account and start eitning the highest
o n passbook savings •ccounts-5.25°/o current
•nnual rate compounded daily with interest paid from the date of receipt
(wMn Mld to the quart•r's endl.
Plus insur~nce on silvinss accounts ro S15))00 by the Federill s,.,.,;ngs and loan
lnsuranc~ Corporation.
DOWNEY SAVINGS-HOlM of IM
G411d S.toica Hotn•l.oon-,.,_"""
111111 fl""ltlt ....... l• ftmdt ooollaille
for '-" fhwldng.
IOIIUS IN'ItREST: All-,__
.., April 10111 ......... ~---
Aptll bl.
• •ttend Ourcfl Senten Md
to Ule the lleadittl Room.
1lewpprt'lt.a~or f.ulftrnlA ~
"On the B/11{j.i Ov.-rloolcing S f'u porl tlarbor"
NEWPORT BEACH , C ALI F ORNI A
THE AMERI C AN l\.HHERAN C t-1 U RC H
SE RVIC ES: 9:00a.m. Family Worship & Jun ior Oturch
9:45 o.m. Church School & Adult Clan
11 :00 a,m. Festive Worship
llu• Rt>\'. James G. Rlain, Pa.~tor
The-'Rev. (ier>rge J. Busdtt cket, Vis1tatton Pastor
Phoot' ~-18-363 1
If you atl a nawt~r. or
Mow of' I ftiWCCMMf 10
'" llarbor Aru -'"' has not bMn •aloewtltd, do
httr a fiTOr by UIUIIJ thl
H&cboc' Vitltor MtwMn
I Md 10 a.m., Md thr
wi II c:all on ywr fri•d
witlt ••l•.ttle iftfonNti~
.., aifll rrom td•db
~ain .. , lmt• ..Udl .. _.. ,..., to help her
UOillll'l' <-n Office. 8630 FlorenCe AYO. • 923·5561 • IIOIIWALK. 13910 ~ Blod.
Ill 3271 • NI:\WOIIT lEACH, 2043 westcliff Dr. • 642·6533 • FUUDITON. 2453 E.
~ A.., • 179-5210 • I'ENIIISULA COIIEII. 19 Plonint~~~la Centw. --
''The AJOC>Ciotion That C.ta"
bttaMM •C41Ui•IM .. .
het' "'* .............. .
1'111 --'118'101 _11'1...,..
• Plonlntllllo • 377·9591
•
eiiTAILID
IIIIIUL
IIISUUMCE
COY!UGI
•r ED~ARD
A1'
JAY lo 1111n0
·IJIIIIN . N I:W~O .. T .L.
PACIFIC
VIEW
ME"'401U4L P4R K _ .......
CEM~I'ERY
CREMATORY
MAUSOU:UM
l 22l0 MacArlhur Boultn r4
Hrwpcll1 Seith, CilrhNnll
(114) 67J.1&01
APOSTLES POSE -Don Wllllomson, La-
guna 'Beach Pageant of the Wasters pro-
tllcer, checks the poses ot 4 JPQstles In
"The Last ~pper," the final presenta-
tion In this year's "Festival of Arts reo-
creation with living model s of famous
paintings and sculpture. volunteer model s
fo( Da VInci's masterpiece are, from left,
Martin c omins, Dana Poi 11t; Jack Kemp,
BatDOa Island; Peter Saltamachlo, La-
guna Beach, .Jnd Robert Coughlan, La-
!Jina Beach: LW!JJiiOII Hovnes ohoto.l
DECORATOR SHOW APR. 7-9 ::;::~:t~:R_~::,
Aprll1·9 lie tho do .. , 101 aotet Howe aad ton. Clif· ton . Proat PIOHntino, 'de· THUR!IlAY, API!IL6, 1!167
for the lth amual decorator f•d Bar ..... publicity; Mrt , coradoat. aad ,. •. Donald CODA DEL MAR. CALIF.
thow, to be held at the Now• JJ~aii=•~C;!u~h~i:m:::. • ..:::i::::~As::•~l~•:•:•~· ::::::::::.:::::~~;;;~:;~~~~:;;, porter Inn. Tho SoutMm 1
Oranae County Alwmae of
Kappa Kappa Oanwn• it
spont orina tbi• be11efit to
ra ito proceeds to provide
cotleao scholanhips for
airls from Otanae County
111 chools.
Open house will be held on
Friday and Sunday, April 7
and 9, hom 10 a.m. to 9
p.m. and on Saturday, April
8, from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.
There wi II be a dro~in bul·
fet o? openina day from II
a .m. to 2 p.m., and a cock·
tai I party featurina the Mari·
achi Del Valle band on
Satwday evening. A hunt
breakfas t is scheduled from
11 a.m. until 2 p.m. on the
final day. DRAPERIES
00 SO MUCH FOR YOUR ROOM
ANO
ARCADE HAS SO MUCH JO OFFER YOU
AUSTRIAN PUFFS
FRENCH PLEATS
SHIRRED VALANCES
BRASS RODS
SWAGS
VALANCES
SCALLOPS
WOOD RODS
I
From the Po 1te B oHer
Seventeen leading interior
des ianers will display the
newest in home furnishinas
and accessories. Thos e
From the Harbor Area are
Jacqueline Casle Interiors,
Jean K\afs Interior s , L amp
Light Interi ors, Hauser•s
Decor, Leon Interiors , Atta•s
Furnishings and Ted Von
tlemert , Inc . Othen are
Chateau de Mai son, H.G.
Designs , Upchurch Inter•
iors, Glade Hansen Inter·
iors , J .W. Robinson, Bul·
\ock's,Dani a lmports, Yorba
Linda Furniture, Lois Hard·
ing and Associat e, J .H.
Biggar and Jack Chand ler,
landscape a rchitect. A gal·
\cry of fine arts will dis·
play the paintings of 6
Southern Cali·fornia artists.
w~ ore pleased to announc~
NANCY LONG
Friday, Morch 24
Bi \ly Huffe r, San Juan
Capisuano. making a right
turn on Newport 3 \vd . at
30th St., Newport Beach,
was run i nto by Rrchard
Uolbrook. 1220 W. 3alboa
3\vd., 3a \boa. .h .... Ln
Brownstein, !Jucna Park,
leaving the parking lot nf
FINE FURNITURE-DECORATING SERVICE
. AmUi~jlf~--:~:it ;oStSres·s wh en.
you plan Th~ l sland~r wayi
341 Bayside, Nr wpon Buch -675-1620
oToring Conrest
COLOR THE DOT·TO-DOT SERMONETTE
on th is week'.s Bible Page-Section 2, Pag• 2
and mail your entry ta the En si gn newspaper,
2721 E. Caost Hw y., Corona del Mar, Calif.,
po stmork.d nat later than Monday, Ap ril 10, 1967.
Be sur• ta include nom•, age, ond addres s with entry.
BIBLE WILL BE GIVEN FOR THE BEST ENTRY
Judging will be bas•d on colo1 d•sign and n~otness .
WIN A BIBLE I
'a gracery store in Newport
Reach, was s truck by the
car of Irwi n Toland, I I II
Cliff Dr., Cliff !Iaven, south
bound on :'lolewpor1 3\vd ...
:'~lorman Larus, West Covina,
rear•l!nded the car of \lary
:Josquc, 703 Jasmine, Cor·
on a del \tar, stopped for
t raffic
Saturday, March 25
Newport Shores, someone
threw an object th rough the
windshield of the \lus tang
belonging to Judith A.
Jones , 612 Porpy t\ve.,
Corona dd \lar -wh ic h re ·
minded her to report that in
December while mo,•ing she
had parked a trailer in front
of hl!r pa rents' hou se and
someone s tole S151 worth
of furni shings ... When he
backed ou t of the garage at
City Corpora tion Yard with
a :-.lcwrx>rt Reach ci ty dump
truck, Garry t\li chael Shaw,
126 ~lonte Visw, Costa
\lcs a, damaged a fender ...
When Robert Jdfrey Jahns,
35,of -l \9 Wes tminster Ave.,
:\e...,.port lleights, got up to
kan· the Stag Har in New·
port Beach, l>omeone whom
he says he can't identify
Show and dinin g tickets
may be obtained by call ing
.\Its. Roger 'Jarrett, 494·
62 16. .\-lrs. Walter Lord,
show chai rman, and he r as•
sistant , ~Irs. Albert Pizzo,
are be ing ass isted by Mrs.
· Arnold, Mrs . Mar·
s ... mc poor driver with
poorer ethics ran into the
par k..:d car of Logan Locka·
bey, 3907 ~!arcus, We st
:-.re .... port. a:. it wa s parked
a t the public lot a t .\lcFad·
den, Newport Beach; after
pushing \\r, Lockabey's car
up the curb and damaging
rear fender, th e driver left
the scene •.• Harold llling·
wo rth , -l~l Ri,·erside A\c,,
Sc~r-.-.rt Heights, changed
lan~i and
fendc:J p( .the cat
Thof'l'fa5 K itowt!s ,
b i f!il for no '"'"•-1
mi tos.
Sunday, Ma rch 26
left eye,bu t refused medical'
treatment. .. A gold Ameri·
can Flyer bicyc le" worth 570
was stolen from the garage
16..0 Superior Ave.
LJ 8-5531
of ll enry R. Griffi th , 2930 • APPAREL -WOMEN
into the car of John \lc· Alta Vis ta, East Bluff. ..
Clough lin, 37 Balboa Coves, Something went wrong with .lEAl DAHL
Three cars were damaged
wh'en Victor Jl art, 34-l Via
Lido Soud, Lido Isle, ran
and pushed th at car into the the bicycle that 12-year _ I '3ott.oo Dresses & S,.nt••w••..J
car 0f Wanda Pethtel, llun· old ~li chael Parvinc, 214 Accessories ond Gifh
tington Beach, as. she was Crvsta\Ave., Balboa Is la nd , Newporter Inn OR 5-1700
s topped fur traffi c on W. w;s riding down a hill and Westcliff Plaza Ml 2-2444 Coast IIW}. near Ri vers ide r . D he ell off, s uffcnng as• Newport Beach
r. pha lt burns on hi s face and
Monday ,March 27 hand s; he wa s treat ed at
'.l.hi\c :.he ...,as vis iting her lloag \lospital. .. The black
parents at 211 Colton St., (Continued on paae S)
• BEAUTY SALOH
Z?n B. 0ou1 H.,. a.. ........ ,_ .,,.,,.
• BUILDING
• REMODELING •
ADDITIONS
LICENSED & BONDED
FRED H. GERWICK
304 Golden .. d
673.6041 -549-2170
S.twLnt tho Coo1MI
Aroo wLril Ouollty
Concreto &. l'r-pl
E'Hiclll'll So .... leo c ... c.ete
I i I
~I!:
17;~!;::;oo:~' and budaet ~ fast aenice
-quality work -
self aer•iu lawuh)'.
How much safety do you want
for your money?
Finished Laanclly
A, en c)'
·nae E. ....,.,
~~OWIERS FOR
AL~ OCCAStOHS
Financial safety co mes in all shapes and
sizes. There are safe investments and ri sky
in ve stments-and on es that are in between.
Depending upon how much risk you want
,. to take, your mon ey can be invested in a
variety of ways.
matter how safe the investment appears.
This is money you want to be a5le to count
on at all times and under all conditions. And
when you want your money that safe and
that available-you want it in the bank.
DiMIII'I Tosh
has join~d our o~co ro tin g Stoff
Coli Nan cy for on-appointment No obligation, of couru
ARCADE CARPET & DRAPERY CO.
27 28 E. Coast Highway
Corona d~l Mar
Phone
675-lSIO
c.::========il• PET SUPPLI ~S SUPPUES r noPtcAL ,. ..
c.., .... llnor c...,.,..... -_ .. loHiollloit 'Mr .... ol 6 We h..,• the lorgett ~d
Cas,ing Resins & Moldt 1"-lf---.... 'f& ...... '
Fi berglass M.at•rials anJ WILCOX.CifniNDEN l:e .teo cany • "11. I..-of
Suppl iu -L1 J:l-0292 HARDWARE ~•iu.s, eel aU oc:c ....
Placentia, Costa Me sa .,,..,l .. tlonal Cha~ ... k• tories.-..ded IDr ._.hoW.,.
2700 W, Coat H'III'J'., N... South S.. TfOpical, 218 ... 141-n:l1
'Z.SPAI P.f.ltrm 'WiiiOn, C.M. Liberty &..7961. HEALTH EQUIPMEH1'
Cotta Meaa
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(}cles, Slant Boards. Call
546-6180 or 836·756 1
to the Ensign A. R. MARS A C
673~550 PL U~1B ER
• JANITORIAL
MR. KLEEN
• Cupet Cleaning
• Floor·Stripping
met waxing
• Windows
Complete CleaninG"
Service. CALL-
646-4977
• UPHOLSTERY
UPifOLSTERIIIC
(By EaroPe .. Craft.,een.)
REMODEL 2 , •• .., OIIL Y
"'.50 c.! I •• .....,. "
215 MoJo H!l . 536:4405 nu •o~ 1. ,,.h,
o NURSER.Y
Shrubs, Interior Plants
Trop ical & Trees
lnsectcides ond Fertilizer
S&H Green Stomps
FREE DE LIVER Y
CORONA DEL Mi\R.NUilSERY
Z744 E. Coast Hwy.: 87W160
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TW"'"'IITUI
Tlllt Of'ICI $U,..,.., , ...
CUSTOM
FURNITURE UPHOLSTE RY
• QU ALl TY WORK •
II!IL'$
fiREHOUU UPHOLSTERY
...... ,. ....... 4. ... _ .. -~
675.41)1.1
U~HOLSTERY e REFINISHING
0"A~E,.t ES • CUSTOM C "RF"ETS
AMPLE P""l<tNC. IN RE ... R
HEWPORT fURNITURE CO., INC •.
.,WHERE THB 4 (}.S. FLAGS PLY"
2HO w. c. •• , M..,., .. _,.,. ... c~~. r.,.,.. .... ••·W?
E!JTABUSH£0 IN 19-M
COfoiTAeT ~I:N II:I
I'I'I:,.I:AIILI IT'I'~!Ne
ELDER·
IILII:,IILI.f.CTIN.
"'IILIUCIILII etNe •
71JO Carn ation A\'e,
Corona del Ma r
Plumbi ng Repairs
DAY & NIGtiT
WAT ER HEATERS
673-4130
DoGEAR!'S
PLUMBING SERVICE
(R~li flbl• Pfo.,•birtl DAd HI!IUhtl}
24 HOUR DIEHCf.,VCY SERVICE
PHONE 646-0622
R ... 548-4187
Repair -ln.tallotlon -
Remoclel
TOM O e G EAR E
961 W. 17th St.· Unit C
Cotto Me•o
EWELERS
WALLACE CALDEIIHUD
J F.WF.L ER
J 123 E. Coast Hiahway
Corona del Mar
ORi ole 3-"
IEII~$HIIIE'S ..... ..,
LUNOIEON-!INNER
COCKTAILS
ORiole l-94CU
:WSO VIA OPOno
Newport BoKll
IATIEIIIIT'S
SHOE REPAIR
P\aue •d Luua1e
llopotr -Dye -
S 6 II St .. ,.
Your savings, however, are another thing.
This ia money you do not want to risk-no
BANK OF AMERICA -,,__...._ __ . ..._.,_......,.._c..-_
WOFILO'S LARGEST BANK
HM IIWINII ONE DAY SERV1CB ll -~PHON==E~6:G::OJ02:~~~~:.:~!!:::•:E:•:c:•:_jjj~~ll90 Harbor ll•d.. ... J:TCI..IIII'III' CoataMela -~6-llll
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$1,010.b8 Is being present-
ed by the Tuesday Club to the Harbor
Area Boys• Club for the Upper Bay branch.
Pictu red here, from left, are Edward Mil-
tenburg, Boy s' Club board member; Mr s.
Uartius King, president of the Tuesday
Club; Lou YMtom, executive director o·f
the 8>ys' Club, presenting a plaQUe of
appreci ation ; and Mrs. Bert Sewell, spe-
cial projects chal nnan for th e Club.
Tuesday gals aid Boys' Club
ly Ethelyn Miller
Happy smi lea were in evi-
dence at the March meetina
of the Tuesday C lub at the
Balboa Bay Club.
An important item on the
busineu aaenda was the
presentation o( a chec k in
the amount or S/,0 10.68 to
the Upper Bay branc h or the
Boys' Club or the Harbor
Area. Thi s a mount repre-
sented the entire proc eeds
from the February fashion and
card party, which is the an-
nual fund rai s ina event.
COMPLm
SHOt. HANDIAG,
LUGGAGE REPAIRING
~"J·
Edward Miltenbura, Boys'
Club board member, a ccept-
ed the chec k, with word s of
thanks, from ~-trs. Bert
Sewell, Tuesday C lub s pe-
cial projects chainnan.
This gesture is the c ul-
mination of many willina
hands and heads do ing the
work and havina the fun of
putting on s uch an event.
Lou Yanthorn, executive
direc t€X of th e Boys' C lub,
accompanied ~Y. Miltenbura
to the luncheon meetina and
aave Tue sday JCiub members
LEGAL HOTICE
NOTICE OF TRt:STE:.E SALE
Lo1111 ~o. N-370
Oa April 20, 1967, at 9:00
K,m,, Proptrty Protection Co,.
pon tion, as Trustee, {tel e•
phoae MA 2~5 1 1) uader IIDd
pursua.Dt to th e Dred of Trust
dated june 5, 1963, executed
by Respl u,IDc,, a corpo ratioa,
rrcorded j une 21, 1963, in 3 LMMiono Te S... Yeu
e lllcho .. Llole Centw
Llole lole.
e J401 I . Coat Hwy.
Co-. •1 Mor e Ill J North MAin St.
Senta Ana
MOTIC•• ou• COITA MIA . MOP II CUIHD
1 Book 6599 Pages 504 and 505
of Offi cial Records , ia tb e o f•
!ice of tbe ReC'o rder of Or1.11 ge
Coua ty will sell 111 p11blic
a"uc tion to the hishest bidder
for cash (payable at the timt'
of &1!1\e in lawful money of th e
Uaited Stat rs at the South
iro>.lt ~enter donr ~I the Coun ty
ia th.e City of
Ana, Cali fornia, all
title ud iDtereat coD•
<. ~.~ I LEY '-.
T AX
'.JE RVICE
,... .•. ,... ·· f~llf1~U ~Ublll AC((J:.JI"'IAI'tf
~~~~~;;~~~~~~~ • PC.~t•o"""'-aota,,c, uaao ON MO.T Rc.TUftN··
IN HAR80ft.,ARI:A
.TATII ftiiTURN. ACC .. ~T£0-WI: HAVJE I""ORMS
IIXPIIt iCNC::U)..fiEL"'-LII .... TIIN"ACTI OH
CIUAftA NTIIZ 0
!884 PLACENTIA. 746 BAKER e 2408 MARGAREl
COSTA MESA CO.STA MESA NEWPORT BEACH
642-2221 AtJII.. • .......
Orco Block Co.
BUR.DING BLOCIS • ALL SIZES -ALL 'TYPES
a resume ~ the proa.rams m
proarcu for the boys in the
area who con stantly use the
Boys' C lub. 1 Mr. Yantorn presented a
plaque of the Boys' C lub
insiania with an inscription
to the Tuesday Club in ap-
prec iation or the sift.
A larae kiln for the use
in the arts and crafts de-
partmcnt_and another bi ll iard
table r01 the Boys' C lub are
spec ific items to be pur-
chased with the Tuesday
C lub d onation th·is yea..r .
LEGAL HOTICE
veyed to aad aow held by said
Tro stee nader said Deed of
Tru st in ud to that certa ia
prope rty s ituated iD the State
of Cali lorni a, Couaty o I Oru ge,
described u foll ows:
Lot 16 a.ad liD und ivided one-
thirty-third (1 /33) ia teres t
in Lot 34 of Tract No, U44,
aa showa oa a map record ed
ia Book 156, Pages II an d
12 of Miscellueoua Maps,
re corda of said couaty.
Said Sale wi ll 'be made, but
without coveaaat or wa.rranty,
e:rprefls or impli ed , regarding
title, posaes.sioa or eucu!p-
branc es, to pay the rem aia ins
princi pal aum of the a ai d aote
,.ccured by said Deed, with in•
terest thereon aa provided in
1111id No te, advao.ces, II at~y,
oodu the tenna of said Deed;
leea, charse.' aad of
~· TNa\ee created by
The Beaefld .,-aader aa.id
Deed by reasom o f a breach or
defa111t Ia the obli(l!at ion a eo-
cu red there by, heretofore e 11~
cuted aad delivered to the
Tru s tee written Noti ce o f De-
lanh and Electioa to cause the
undersigned to aell said proo-
per ty to aati11 fy sai d obli f!.,.
tiona aad thereaher on Novem•
her 16, 1966 the undel'lli gn ed
caused said aotice of breach
alld eleclion to he recorded
in Book 8104 Page 609 o f nid
Official Records ,
Dated:
This llth day of March, 1967.
PR OPER TY PROTECTION
CO RPOR ATIO N, Tru s1ee
By J.K . lJ•illie, President
02623
'h'-PII•••: JAdalea 7·2221 Publish: March 23, 30, Apr il
... a.teiJ&. .... ..., DaDS. llata. Scrota ADa 1967 ia the Newport lhrbor
y BALL
WILSON and RAWUNGS BASEBALL Mms
WILSON ·-Min ... _ .... --34.95
WILSON A Dlo Mm UlfNCI 11 ." --16.95
WILSON ·-Mm UP IWCI ILtl --12.95
RAWUN&S .... , Mm Ulfi'IM:I u.---11.95
RAWUNGS-Mm ... -... --34.95
OTHII MmS FIOM 5.95
ADIIONDAIIASIUILeSOFIIAUeUTTLIUAeUIIATS
SPOT .LT IA8ALL SHOIS-Lt5-11AI-1Ltl
c•ud Protectwse Let eunse lullksC .. s e I••• '
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From the Police Blotter
(Caadoaod-P"IO 4l US •.. I\ coil .t ·-· a.-114 4Sih St., Wo11 No..,.ort,
naupabydc bucket .. atot sheotl lad ••lvet ana"'' and c:anied away a TV ut
Sally E . Smilh"l Mutaaa nlued at t.S21.2S wore l&o-from the bedroom •.. AAnoy•
was 1tolon while her car lon from under/the cockpit it'll telephone,~Call• were reo-
was pDrked in ftont r1 ller seat ol the 60..foot yacht, ported by Catherine Swaak.
home at 307 33rd St., Wou La•a, owned ~ Bri11s 41S Bolero Way, West New-
Newport •• The re•ta .. ant Cunninaham, 343 Via Lido port Heiahts •.• A radio wu
at 3101 Newport Blvd .• Weu Soud, Lido ltle; the theft, Ito len from the car of Lynn
Newport was 10 crowded reported by Harold A. Steck, Brauner, park ed in her car-
that no one saw someone took place while the boat port at 333 Grand Canal,
steal a aum machine from was in drydock at the Lido Balboa laland •.. Tires and
the lobby; the machine wa1 Ship Yards, 900 lido Park wheels were s tolen from two
valued at S2S, not countina Dr., Lido Peninsula. , • cars on the s ales lol of Lido
the pennies in it, •. James Stereo tape1 "wtre removed Motors, accordin& to Gilbert
Britton Doualas, 315 E. from the car alove compar"" Hertee, 1032 Sea Lane, 11ar ..
Balboa Blvd ., Balboa, wa1 ment of Janet J, Robbins, borView Hi lls ... A stranaer
anested for failure to apo-325 Onyx Ave., Balboa Is• followed Robert Kenneth
pear on a charae or drivina land. •• Travis Foraey, 201 Thienpontfrom a Costa Me n
Ship&
without a license •.. Richard Via Ocnoa, LidO hie, east bar to hl s home at 5903 Sea-..... !"'~~~~~~~~~~~~!1!!~!'1!~··· Holbrooa. 1220 W. Balboa bo~d on Via Lido crouina s hore Dr., We st Newport,
Blvd., Balboa, was arrested the bridp, ran into the rear and then attacked him, cut-ANNOUNCING
on a wanant for failure to of the car driven by Judith ing Mr . Thienpon t on the
a ppear on a vehicle viol,.. Lonayear, 121 Via Yetla, nose ... "I've been out o(
tioo c harae. Lido Isle, as she was stop-town for a few weeks and SAME DAY
Tu .. cloy, Morch 28 ped in her lane ••• Moderate forgot the citation," said
While Rosalyn B. Pianeri, damaae ,,.., caused when Chris topher Vincent Fraser, Laundry Service
109 39th St., We st Newport, Nancy Mortison, 2019 Aven-18, ol 31 30 Breakers Dr.,
was at work, s omeone en-idaOt.ico,EastBturr, struck Corona del· Mar, when ar-
tered her aaraae and ltole the car driven by Robert rested on an outstandina
her daughter's blue Royal Schepps, 3609YJ Seashore warrant.
Bring your ahirh in by 8:30a.M. Ofld we'll ltewe "--
clone up, lik e n.w, the aCMie day.
Scott bicycle. . J'lothi"na Drive , West Newport, as Thwaclay, March 30
was ta ken by" bwatars who ~. Schepps had s tooped to Lorraine 9 urrington. 433
attempted to pr y o pen the make a riaht turn on E. Coast Seville, Balboa , left her
s lidina glass door at Jo-Hwy., at Jamboree. car unattended in a grocery
sephine Perkins ' home, 910 Wetinesday, March 29 parking lot for 10 minutes J••t c:..u oa S·lllt.
Wes tcliff Dr., Westcliff. . . Howard J . Flemina, 4802 9 and returned to find he r s70
App-oximately SO comic Neptune, West Newport, left hosted blonde wi glet sto len VALET Jlf7 &. COAIT IUWAY ..
CO_,.A DG. M.Aa
RICHAIIII
fl•••rfy of,. .. ~
books and 10 to IS other an attache case under a
magazines in a bundle left waitina chair in front or the
at the front door or Turner buildina at 4511 W. Coast
Drua Store , 2542 W. Cout Hwy .; when he returned the
Hwy., Mariners Mile, were case and contents valued at
s to len before the owner aot $9() were gone ••. Someo ne
to his .s tore to take them in; opened the front door to the
value was placed at S20 to residence or P aul Herrick,
• . .Leaving no trace or
entry, someone entered a
s toreroom and stole S861
worth o( valuables from the
s ui tcases or Thomas J. Pol-
lard , 3026 W, Coast Hwy .,
Mar iners Mile ... For the
(Continued on Paae 6)
'illfYLI ... S'ICIAUST I CUAH .... I 6LUINe /ITOIAM
JIOO L e-.t H~. S.Jhl, c:-._. W. ..._. 671·1114
I
Most things
have gone up
since 1939.
A ltilcnnitt.-hour of Ediaon electricity has ..,.,., down
a tbinl in price llinc:e 1939 .•
But, ol coune, you're uoinr a lot more electricity
...... tbaD you did tbm. 'Ibe typiaU home ... elec·
tricity 40 dilhoWit -
But not this.
So maybe you're not wild about tbe len(tb of
ladies' "'-today.
But at lout electricity il bo1 ti'll ill tllo rilht
direction.
..,.;. a--. (0111 ola kika'*' fll ' ......, .,. .......
,..,..,..., c:wt-~Sa 14..4"' ........ ~ ....
Southern C•llfomM Ed'-on CO/rlfMny
...... ,, ... '&. 5 ,,.
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not ..,.,._,, ltOI Cloy St.,
lut I daye, MUtt B. ·L..-Newport H•iabll, collided
-115 4411r St. · Woat wit~ tiro cor of L-..1
N..;port, llao booa ,;. ... K-bill, 2li·A Avooodo
N 6 tl .. , betweea 4 and An.,lniae Teaact •. ·.The
4:30 1.11.. by tomoone calt. car ol Alice Katpuian,
i111 by phone -never talk• '4324 Setoa Rd., Irvine,
li ... · , w4aite ttopped at Coaat
Ptl'-r .Wrch 11 Hwy ., and Jamboree Rnad
• ••• , .. r-ended by Georte Slletaidahe'tntoalyplay-Brittow, 900 Sea Lane, Hlr•
1111 IIIMI when twayina her bof View HiUt. . .Hit and
car back , aDd fonh ovet run damqe was inflicted on
tho White liMa in tbe '*• tho car of. Coline Oibbona
but whoa , the coulda't pan ....0 Carnation Ave ., Corona'
tbe t~cty tettt, taken del Mar, toaally parked on
ooce wath her Jliah4oeled Carnation Ave.'
thoet on and once without PAMILY liLA TIONS
Dorlh Mar~hall Preble, )·), COUNSELOR TO TALK
of 337 Rennt Lane, Cotta ~,, boo"od b 1. Dr. kenneth E. Johnstone ~ o Wit • )' po ICCI
Oft a charae ol drivina under will diaeuu "Sex and the
the influence o( alcohol. .• WbotC Penon'' at the Apri I
A tawrunower worth SlOO 1 meetin& of the Oranae
wa1 s tolen by someone who Coall Chapter of Parents
pushed in the acreen wino-Without Partners in the
dow of a rear aaraae door Zonta Recreation Center at
at 1022 Wcat Wind Way, lSth St. and Irvine Ave.',
Dover Shores, residence of Cliff Haven. He is a prac-
Jack Berkeley Huahey .•• ticina counselor and staff
keys lert in the iBnition menDer of the American In-
were too much of a tempta· stitute d Family Relations.
tion to someone who stole He will analyze sexual at-
lhe Corvair parked at a gro-titudea of the adult, teen·
eery lot by Evans T. Smith. aaer, and sinale parent in
213 Via Cordova, Lido Isle modern society.
, .·.A Muntz: stereo pak val-Prosram Chairman Helen
ucd at $100 was atolen from Baanoli said refreshments
Alleri Malocha, 122•A 46th and a ques tion-anlwer ses·
St., We st Newport. .. While sion wilt fOllow the meet•
dkin& a left turn east ing, which will beain at 8
bound from Cliff Drive , For• p.m.
LEGAL MOTICE
NOTICE OF TRUSTEE SALE
LoaQ. No. N-371
, GERTRUD E CHAPMAH
OF LI DO ISL E DIES
Ou April 20, 1967, al 9:00
a.~n., Property ProtectioD Co r-
poratioD, •• Tru•tee, ( tele--
pll.oue MA 2~511 ) uuder am.d
Private funer at services
were held March 21 for Ger·
trude Leland Chapman, 658
Via Lido Nord, Lido Isle,
at Lamb Funeral Home~
pur11uct to the Deed of Tru•t Pasadena,
dated jgQ.e 5, 1963, executed Mrs. Chapman, 74, a native
by Reaplan, lac., • corpor .. of Wisconsin, died March tioo, !"1lCorded Juo.e 21, 1963,
io. Book 6599 Pages 507 and 24 atHillhaven Convalescent
508 of Offici al Recorda, ia the Hos pital, Arcadia. ,
office of the Recorder of Survivors include 2
OraQ.ge County will sell at dauahters, Nancy C. Downs
pvblic auclion to the higheat of Michiaan and Merian c. bidder for cash (p.yable at
U.e tim~ of u le ia lawf~~.J Terrell of San Marino; two
mogey of the United State• at sons, John L. Chapman of
18e South frout c enter door of Hillsborough, and Paul S.
dle Cou.oty Courthouse, iu the Chapman of San Marino, and
City of Santa Au, California, 14 gandc hildren.
;~II right, title -.d huerea:. Interment was at Pacific coaveyed to and Dow held by
u id Trustee under uid Dud View Memorial Park.
of . Trust ia •a.~ 10 Lb~t ce,... A.N NI YEI$.AIY MONTH llllQ. property Still. at ed 1n the
State ol caliloroia. Couaty of ... FOI FUCHSI A SOCIE TY
~·· 'eac.ribd .. ·WHow•t Clwoacc EutwQ9d or
l ot 17 .od •a 11a.dl vlded Huntinaton Beach will be ·oa~irty·Lb ird ( l/33) iote,... aue st speaker at the meet•
eat tn Lot 34 of Tract :'-t o. in& o( the Costa Mesa•Bay
<W44, .. ahowo Oil • map re-c· ' F h ' So ' co rded i11 Boolr. 156, P-«n llttS uc ua Ctet.y at
II and 12 of Miscellaaeoua 7:30 p.m. Monday, Aprtl 10
Mope, recorda of •aid coua ty. at the American Lea ion Hall
Said Sale will be made, bu t in Costa Mesa. His subject
without co v~~~aa~ or wanaty, will be "Preparation of e•preaa or unpiled, reJ&rdiii.J . ,.
title, p011"eu ioa or encum• fUChltal for &hOW,
b..a.ocu , to p•y the remai11ins April is anniversary month
prii~.cipal 11om of the said note for the Fuchsi a Society,
u cured by said Deed, with lllhich wi 11 c elebrate iu
iDteres_t thereon u provide~ 19th birthday with a birth· Ia satd :"''otr, advan ces, If .
u y, under the tenns of uid day cake and tce cream. A
Deed; feu, charges e.d e•· special invitation has been
penses of the Traatee •d of s ent to all pall presidents
Lbe Trnat!l created by u id to attend the AprillO meet·
De ed.
Thr Beaefici ary under said
Deed by ressoa of • bre ach or
default ia the obligatiou se-
cured thereby, heretofore e:~~e-
cuted a.o d delivered to the
Tru!llll!f' wri1te11. Notice of De-
fall it ao d Electioll to cause t.he
u11dersigo.ed to sell ••id pro-
per ty to satisfy said obllg ..
lion !t imd thereafter 011 :'-love~
iter 16, 1966 lhe ~~.aderlliSO.~
c aused 11 aid aotice ol breach
-.d electio11 to be recorded ill
Book 8104 Page 610 of said
Offi cial Record11,
Oat ed:
This 13th d11.y o f March, 1967
PROPERTY PROTECTION
CORPORATION, Tnuatee
By j. K. Baillie, Pre•i dent
02625
Publish: March 23, 30, April
6, 1967, io th e ~ewport Har-
bor E:uip..
FAMTASTIQUE •
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IRI.
H.B. STUDENT'S PLAY
STAGE D AT CDLLEGE
'A ttiree-act play, "'Deme-
tria, my love," written by a
Newport Beach student at
California State Co Ileac,
Fullerton, was presented
laat week-end at the col•
lea e.
The play was written by
Doris Sutton in a p\aywrit•
ing workshop conducted by
the Cal State drama de-
partment. The play is based
on the dilemma of a 20th
century housewife who is
c laimed as a gift of the
Gods by a young lover from
ancient Greece whom or.ly
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ATTACHE. IH MINUTE. TO AHV COMMODE
--"" Owot ·-·-· EXCITING ARRAY OF I;)ECORATOR COL.Oiml
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TALK TO MCOIII'AOIIS" SECOIID SECTIOII --P41t 6
Spcnoer Crump, joumtliom THURSDAY, APRIL6, 1!161
inauuctor at Otanae ·coast 00101~ O£l MAR. CAUF.
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A leHer from Th aland CUSTOM HOM£5-JtiMOOEUNG
COMMPCIAL
Ptnot~.~UIId Sel"'i«
nlquca of writina and auuua-
facturina boota Cor a meet-
ina or Los Compad:rca,
Oranae County oraaniutic.
of writen and book coltec-
\on, at 9 a.m. this Saturday,
AJM"il &, in the Saddteback
IM, Suta Ana.
Mr. Crump is also editorial
direc:tor of Trans-Analo
Books, Los Anaelea. He is
the author o( "Ride the bi&
red cars," "Redwoods, iron
horses and the Pacific,"
"·Bl ~&ek riot in L os :\nae·
les," "California's Spanish
miuions yesterday and to--
d ay" and "252 historic
place& you can see in Cali•
fornia."
CO.CHAIRMEH HAMED
lrGnan--
A for.er Amtricaa Pietd
Servic:e studeat, Salai Sau'·
yawlwat, Us writt•ft ·a lot•
&er to the ahadent body ol
Corona del Mar Hip School.
She lived with Kathy March
and her rami ly at 2815 Har-
ber View Dr. in Harber View
Hills laat year. Salai's home
is in Thai land.
She wrote: "Dear every-
body. I was very &lad to
ace tbe TRIDENT aaain
tau month. Thank you very
much for sendin& it to me.
When I read it, I surely
mined our school very,
very much.
"Time hu aone by very
Caat. I can't believe that
it'l nearly six months now
that I left U.S.
Willard D. Voit, chairman
o( the Board for the W.J .
Vo it Company in Santa Ana
and Ions time resident of
Balboa, and Jack Stearman,
pres ident of the Pacific
Plant Protection Company
in Fullerton have been
named co-chairmen of the
He art Fund Commerce and
lnduslfy drive for 1967. Do-
nati ons are to be sent to
the Qranae County Heart
Association, 1043 W. 8th
St., Santa Ana.
MRS. SHARON WATSON,
ont of the new members of
the Newport Harbor 9usl·
ness and professional Wo-
men 's Club, depicts the
flying theme for the club
meet ing tonight, APf'il b, at
the Mesa Verd e Country
Cl ub. The new members will
put on the program, based
on a ore-convent ion tr ip.
Election of offi cers for
1%7-68 will also be held.
"Life at the university is
a hard one, especially for
the student who just finish-
ed hi&h school. 3ut for me,
I like it very much because
I have a lot of freedom to
thi nk, to argue, and to re·
a pond for myse If.
"COM can aive the back·
aro und and basic idea to
the s tudents to study m
colleae level any place tn
the world.
"If there is something
that happens I wi 11 write to
ICCO
Security-who could .uk for morel
This is wh.111 we ~II ~re lookins for and
wh•t we ~II w~nl. Our Monthly ~curily
Account pl~n is one whereby you Jtl "
check EVERY monlh for ten yro~rs or for
fifteen or twenty-wfutf'ver you ~~.
ll's • pl.11n to spre•d out your cash .ssrts
to usurr younf'lf • consto~nt income ..•
To keep on eilrnin& diviMnds from your
invcstmf'nt ... To hne your mOMy .iYilil-
~ble to you in illl or ilny put .tt a
moment's noticf' in the f"\\ent th.tt you
hne iln emf'rJency. And, ill the mel of
your 5, 10 or 15 ye.ar pt'riqcf, :tJ!U ~$WI
h.tve 11 nice nest ew1 t.ft-WMh IOnM
atr•n&~t"rMnh the""' ea rnflht. ceft-
siderilbly MORE th.tn your oriJin.tl llwnt-
ment. This is the N~port l.albo• S.winp
Monthly Security Account Proar•m-well
worth invHii&~lins. no m.tner wh.tt your
nerds may be. II is the •nswer to many,
many reill or unusu.tl fi.wnci•l sltu.ttlons.
How the Monthly
Secur ity A ccount Plan
WORKS
Here 1s how the plan works : You invest,
say. $10.000 with Nf'wport B.tlboa S•vings
•nd Lo an Assoc:ia t•on in a Monthly
Secur1ty Account. You will then receive
$1 00.00 each month." This income is
der1ved fro m earn1ngs. currently 5.251/G
per annum, compo unded daily and paid
qucHterly. and fro m principaL At the
e nd o f ten years. you have received
S12.000.00. And yo<.~ st1ll h•ve • nest egg
of \1.050 00 1n your account.
The chart .Jt the r1ght show~ vanous plans
for 1nveumenH from \10,000.00 to
SlOO 000 00
'(Paym('nls ~ubrect to the prov1s ions o f
$('c 8 104 rA the Cal1fo rn1a f manc•a l Code
under wh1ch a ~o1v 1ngs and lo•n associ•·
t1on mJy not w.ttve 11s nghts to require
up to !>Ill months notiC(' o f intent to with·
dr.t w Every Withdrawal request has been
m('l promptly •n our ]1 years.)
Advantaee• of a Monthly
Security A ccount
You can count on .l regul.lr check
month .l f!er month.
1 You c.tn en joy the pe.tce o f mind
1hat comes from · knowing your
~av•.nJ.~s .trc secure .tnd earnmg o1
hiindsome mcome.
., You un forget .tbout stock mar.
ket fluctuoii!Ons and re·mvestment
problems. .
4 Your money 1s avo11lilble to you
m al l or any part at a moment's
not1ce should you need ~ l•rge
sum m rhe event of ~n emergency.
5 You un budget your expendi·
lures cuctly, beuuse you will
know precisely how much yoU
w•ll be receiving e;~ch month.
6. You will not be prone to over·
spend your capit•l. though all or
any of the funds in your account
mily be withdro~wn, or ildditions
made, at any time.
7. From a feder~llalt st•ndpoint this
pl•n might be of spKial interest
to ilnyone wishing to ~ilke " size-
able gift to iloother, .and to those
occupied in estate plannins. Con-
suh•tion with your •ttomey Of'
t~x adviser is recomme~.
Handl" Llvina Expen .. •
A young widow, ~ Hilrbor Are~ resident,
recenlly estim~ted th~t she needed ;~n
additional 5HXWO 'per month to supple·
ment hf'r income. Of course, she real ized
that she could indulge herself and spend
much more than tt'lat, bur then her uv-
ings would not last u long as thf'y should.
So. thinking ahead, she deoded to let
Newport Billbo~ s~vings act ~s her con-
scienCe ~nd invested 525,000.00 in ~
Monthly Secu,.ty Account.
ll'ltrfai'tflht*! tactv ·wm receive • check
Jor 5100.00 every month for the next1S
yeiln. The Monthly Security Account bal·
ance, throughout tt-.e years, w ill earn divi·
dends at the previlil ing rue. At the
current rate, this Newport Balboa Savings
c ustomer will t-.•ve been pilid 518,000.00
and •till h~ve $27,300.00 b~l•nce in her
~c.count at the end of the 15 years.
~ewport Sal boil s~vings makes no ch;uge
fo r this service.
Paya fo r Education
A focill father uses two Monthly Security
Accounts to pay a monthly check to each
of his two sons, presently in college. Both
•ccounts ue scheduled to run for ten
years, but the f~ther mentioned recently
thil t he hopes sincerely th~t "both the
boys will be supporting themselves full y
befoce the end of the pl~n. so that 1 ciln
convert the ~ccounts to meet ilnother
n~d -prob~bly my own ~"
Monthly Security Account holders may
tr•nsfer . .add ta or wot~draw their fund~
at any time.
U pandownitis
A nervou•. inaecure condition
cauaed by •rratic up end
down .-tock m arket prices.
A Balboa resident was suffering from
"upandown1tis." She w.ts never quite sure
what was happening to her funds in the
~toc k market, and she felt she was reach·
mg the age where she needed a feeling
of secunty. After due cons1deration. ~he
sold her stock and invested her funds
at Newport Billboa Silvings and loan
Assoc1o1t ion where she opened .a Monthly
Secunty Account. She tells us th~t she
ded this for Sf'veral reasons-her invest·
ment is secure, it p•ys generous divi·
dends .and a monthly check will P-'Y her
living e•pensn for the next 15 years .. ,
•nd this seNice costs nothing.
She un now rel.x ~nd forget •bout "the
m~rht."
She has found the cure for "up~ndown ·
itis."
To leilrr'l more about this pliln, just stop in or
phone. Ask to 1peak wlth the 1peci•list with
all the facts Of'l our MONTHLY SECURITY
ACCOUNT pl1n. We Invite regul•r wvings
.tccounts, 100. Our current high annu•l divi·
dend i1 s.zs•t,, compounded d.ally and paid
qu•rterly. tnsiH,nce by .an Asency of the
Unilf"d St.tes Government. Funck rece•wd on
or before the 10th of 1ny ~th t.arn d•v•·
~~ frOm tt. first. Aft~ tht> 10th, tht!y eilrn
from date o( receipt
-I. ILDII
answer any q1111don abo~at
Tbai tud, if aome ol you
bave any probtonw. Oood
hack to you. • Sailai."
SailaJ•s American Iiiier ELDER CONSTlUCTIOH CO.
i1 aow an Vnerlc'an At.oad
I IQIIIDl aad i1 in ~laham. 1107 ••
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OI"'N 8-6
MON.-SAT.
LY POPUlJR
INVEST $10,000.00
YOU IIH II\ f YOU RETAI'I
fiiOI MON 111 FOil: AN fSTIIH Of'
~ 50 (l(_) 10 years s 8,950 00 s 50 00 15 years s 6,15000 s 75.00 10 ye.ars s 5.000 00
\ 7).00 ISye.trs s 1,300.00
$1 00.00 10 yeilrs \ 1,050.00
INVEST $1 5,000.00
YOU RECEIVE YOU RETIIt ."i
[A (H \IO'ITH f OR 11'1 ESTATE Of•
s &0.00 10 ye.tr> s 15,750.00 s 60.00 15yeo~rs \16.350.00
1 9000 10 years \11 ,050.00
5120.00 10 ye.ars s 6,300.00
51 50.00 10yeo~rs s 1.550.00
INVEST $20,000.00
YOU R(([IV[ YOU RETIIIN
EliCH \o\0Nl l-l fOR liN EST liTE Of'
SlOO.OO 10 yeo~rs \17,900.00
SlOO.OO 15years SHd50.00
SlSOOO 10 years SlO.OOO.OO
\1 50.00 15 yeo1rs s 2.650 00
5200.00 10 years s 2.100.00
INVEST $25,000.00
YOU lllUI\1[ YOU RETIII N
EliCH MO...,.Ttl f(}l( AN £51111£ Of' s 1()().00 1 0year~ \26.300.00
Sl OO.OO 15 ye.trs \27,300.00
S150.00 10 yedr> \18,400.00
S200.00 10 years \10,500.00
\250.00 10 yedrS s 2,600.00
INVEST $30,000.00
YOU IHCEI Vt YOU RHAIN
fACH ,0,.1QN lJI fO< liN £STIIll Of'
$150.00 10 yeilrS S26,850.00
$1 50.00 15 yea rs $24,550.00
S225.00 10 years $15,000.00
S225.00 l S ye.trs s 4,000.00
SJOO.OO tO years s 3,150.00
INVEST $35,000.00
YOU II:ECEIVE YOU R£TAIN
EACH MONTH FOM liN ESTill£ Of•
\140.00 TO years 536,850.00
$140.00 15 year ~ 538,200.00
$210.00 10 years $2S,800.00
$280.00 10 yeu~ \14,750.00
$350.00 10 years s 3,700.00
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47.95 LIPITIMI QUAL
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ITY
INVEST $40,000.00
YOU R£CEIV( YOU RlTAIN
EliC H MON TH fOR liN EHAH Of'
S200 oo 10 ye.trs $35,800.00
\200.00 15 years $32.700.00
$300.00 10 ye•rs $20,000.00
5300.00 15 ye•rs I 5.350.00
Wl<>.OO .• 10.,.. ........... 4,200.00
INVEST 545,100.00
YOU R(([IV[ YOU lllTAIN
EliCH MONTH fOR AN ESTATE Of•
\180.00 10 ye~rs 5·H,3SO.OO s 160.00 15 years 549.100.00
\270.00 10 ye.rs SJ3,150.00
\360.00 10 yurs 516,950.00
S4 50.00 10 yeilrS s 4,750.00
INVEST SSO,OOO.OO
YO U IHCEIVE YOU' RETIIIN
(A(H MONTH f OR liN ESTATE Of'
\250 00 10 ye~rs $44.750.00
\250.00 15 yeilrs \40,900.00
S3 75 00 10 years S2 5.000.00
\375 00 15 ye~rs s 6,700.00
\500 00 10ye•rs s 5,250.00
INVEST $75,000.00
YOU RECliVE YOU ll:flAtN
EliCH MO'ITH fOR AN ESTATE OF'
\300.00 10 years S76,950.00
SJOO.OO 15 years $81 .900.00
\450.00 10 yeus 555,300.00
$600.00 10 yeus $31 ,600.00
\750.00 10 yeu s s 7,900.00
INVEST $100,000.00
YOU RECEIVE YOU lil:fTIIIN
£ACH MONTH fOR liN ESTATE OF' s 500.00 10 years 589,500.00 s 500.00 15 years $81,850.00 s 750.00 10 years 550,050.00
5 750.00 15years 51J,.(S0.00
\1000.00 10 yeilrs $1 0,550.00
"All proretltOn~ •re bned on our cur tf'f'lt
~nnu•l r••e of 5.251/t. compounded d•ily
•nd JU•d Qu•nerly. The current dividf',nd
••le m~y vlry from ltme to lime .and tMre·
fore 1ffe<t ehe ret•ined P~l•t•, but will not
~ubst•nti~Uy •Iter the pl1n.
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