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THURSDAY , APRIL 13, 1967
• ng sides gird
fo~ freeway hassle
Counc1l areas -· w1~rpo~:n· pr~:::~~~ f~:i~
I h cases to the State Hiahway
LIBRARIAN FOR A OAV has been Inau-
gurated at the Newport Beach city li·
braries to coincide wi th national library
week activities. Vicki Shaw, a junior at
Corona del Mar High School, will serve
as bran ch librarian Monda~. April 17, at
the COM library. She is pictured above
with Willl_am Coleman, chairman of the
Newport Beich library board of trustees,
and Felicia Young, librarian at the COM
branch. Diane Beck, senior at Harbor
High, has been selected to take over
duties tor the day as city librarian Tues-
day , beginning at the 8 a.m. li brar.y board
meeting in City Hall. Elizabeth Priest,
Blh grade r at Ensi gn School, will be at
Mar iners library from J to 5 p.m. rues-
day. On Wedn esday, April 19. L ynn Mil-
0 c ange ~~issio~ at the May n
mee una 1n Sacramento.
The re cently oraanized New council disuict
boundaries. which will not
aerrymande1 any of the in-
cumbents f10m runnina for
re-election. were approved
5 to 0 Monday evenina by
the Newport Beach Ci ty
Council. Mayor Paul Gruber
and Councilman AI FOJ&il
abs tained from votina.
Adopted Rou te Action Com·
rr:i uee has been accorded
ti me on the agenC!a to pre·
sent i t~ case aa;ainst r~
rou ting lhrouJ,h the New port
Hci&tlls and Cliff Haven
a1ea. The committee, headed
by Forrest Fullmer, 1s
supportina; the adopted
coastal route along Coast
Hwy.
0~. FRANK LAUSACH,
"apostle to the illiterates,''
w i I\ ::.Pea'.. at a dinner meet•
ing at St. Andrew 's Presby·
terian Chu rch of Newport
3each Tuesday evening,
April 18. Dinn er is at 7 Ievitch, Bth grader at Lincoln Schoo l,
will be at the COM library, and Bryan
Badger, 8th grader at Ensi gn School,wlll
be a Mariners librlrian. (Ensign photo.)
Ci ty AtlOfne y Tully Sey-
mour was instructed to pre ...
pare an ordinance for the
redisuictina. with some
chanaes in numberina. At
lhe suaaeation of Council·
man Liodaley Paraoaa,
the numbers of Diarricta 1
and 2 will be switched. alao
the numben of Districts
6 and '7 . This will put a\\
the numbc1s in clockwise
rotation, beainnina wi th
Balboa as No. 1 (instead of
No. 2 as at Jitesent), and
West New poll as No. 2. and
endin& with we1 terl)'
C()(ona del Mar as No. 6
and cas tedy Corona del
Mar as f\o. 7.
p.rn ., and the prog ram is at
8:15 in fe llow'~hip half. IJr.
Lauoach, whc has deve lop ...
ed the teaching program of
"each one teach one,'' has
been eredi ted wi th helping
upwards of 100 million per· Haven Holbrook dies
Wi\h the Loy al OJdeJ of the Mesa; 2 sons, Harold Hoi·
Moose o(l'j ciating, fun e1al brook, Vista, and Menill
service~. we1e held yester-Grirfin, Orange; 4 dauah·
day at Weatcliff Chapel for ters, Genevi eve M. Ju per·
Haven H. Holbrook, long-son, Vista; Joanne Ash·
time Colla Mesa re sident bauJh, Fort Irwin; Della
and plumbin1 conttaclor. Lucius, Virginia and Fay
He waa born Dec. 6, 1898, Brock, Costa Mesa; a br~
in Gu thrie, Okla. He lived ther, Lawrenc e HolbJook; 2
in California for 47 years. siatcu, Mn. Frances Moore
Death came April 8 at the and Mrs. Della Ho lbrook,
Yucca Valley HospitaL lloll ywood; 10 gr andchildren
Mr. Holbrook is survived and 3 great srandchildrcn.
by his wife, Leola, 2234 Entombment will be at }far-
Catherine Place, Cos ta bor Rest Memorial Puk.
B.l. complaints answered
Complainina Balboa Js-
landeu re ceived an expla-
nation, but no consolation,
at City Hall Monday after-
noon as the Newpott Beach.
Ci ty Council discussed the
problems o f the Island water
main replacement project..
Complaints c:ovored such
I &ems u 1~11 of water prer
au1e, water shut-off, bumpy
alley a, broken water mctcu,
and dirty
PaWic
I I I I
Oi dc. J aH••
Wins Jtrip
to France
A 5....-ni nute impromptu
speech about the French
book he enjoyed the most
won a summer trip lo Fnnce
for Dick Jaffee in competi-
tion with 100 other students
Saturday, April 8, at UO.
Dick, 16~car~ld Harbor
Hiah School junior was the
c:hoice of a judge from La-
pana Beach, 3 hom San
Dieao and Joseph Tomchak,
pla(euor of anthropoiOIY at
Oanae Coast Colle&e. The competition h lhe 4th
spon.sored by the Alliance
Prancaiso de Ia Riviera
Caliromienne. Accordina to
President Arthur Wiley, La·
a ua Beach, there are 165
members in the county ana rrom Lapana Beach 10 San
Clemente and from Fultenon
to NeWport Beach.
Devlin detailed several rea-
,sons for the uoublu:
• The project is a crash
proaram because of the cri-
tical condition of water
lines (sections of pipe were
on display, showina the cor-
&O&ion and fillina up in aide);
thcrcroro \he work c:annot
be done an alley at a time.
• The old system must be
kept in operation Whi le the
new li nes arc bein a laid:
the consuuction work cau-
&es the old lines to aive
way, rcquirina conatatlt
patchins lo maintain "ater
service.
• Narrow alleys make the
job more difficult; there is
lack of storaae space fo r
materials.
• N.o t ooly the main lines
but also the conncc u ons to
the houses arc aivina way
durina the consuucLion. Re-
placement of these laterals
u the responsibility of the
property owners.
Then he wamed of worse
to come: "What really
scares me is the fact that
we will have t~ replace all
the cOncrete sewer lines on
the Island," he said. "This
water main project i s kid
stuff compared lo that. The
cost is aoin g to be so high
that the sewer replacement
will ITave to extend over a
number of years."
Burton S. Gran~ president
o f , th e Balboa Island Im-
provement Assn. and for·
me rl y with th e Los Angeles
Power and Light Co., said
he understood the problems
of the current project be-
cause of his own elPCJience.
He made a suucstion for
the futu re : lnfonn the rcsi-
dents and prOperty o wners
in advance u to the incon-
veniences th ey may face.
"They wil\ endure a areal
deal of uouble if lhey are
told in advance,•• he said.
Coun cil members •arced.
HI .. LAIDS GIIOUP TO
HOLD 11111!.11 DAICE
The Corona Hi&hland,J Pro~
perty Owners' Aun. will
ho)d its annual dinner dance
and e lection or officers for
1967--68 at lhe Irvine Coast
Country Club Friday eveft-
ina. April 28 . The annual The award witl be 1iven at
1 p.m. Friday, April ll, at pab b•.a or u~eful and uao-
th C lty Presbyterian leu. obJects Will open cere-• orrmun h mon•ea at the 6:)0 cocktail
Church in Lapna Beac: by hour. Dinner ,.m be '' 7:45.
No• YCfk direc.IOC, Oeorae election at 9.
1. ~a of tho Fectoration o r •
Froaoh Allloa<u. FIIAL TIAVIL FILII
uwe are eo prOud of him:• Hjor4ia lC.iuot Putor wilt
sUd hh partnll, Mr. aad a.ho• hor''Norta ach'••n"
,._ Robon JaiTee 344 · folmo alI p.a. 111io PridoY, ....;._oocl Or., N;wport APril 14. in •• final tr•••l
;
pu "OIJMC.ially tiace 1nd ..._.,. PlOP,• ~~ ' 1he N"'fOfl Harbor K••--• c.·t apeak Pnncla and. Chrb. 1\o triYol fihat will o.aa..•, ltelp bilL "J Mr. be lhown io lha Nowpon
J~ lo ... me oopo .. r r., Horbor Hilh Sdlool •eli·
.. Cit' ol No_. Beadl. IOfiwo.
Ma)'Or Paul Gruber hu
been notified that the
a aenda incl udes 30 minutes,
beaiMina at 10 a.m., for
the ~ewport Beach request
f01 rc locatin& the freeway.
sons in 103 countries learn
to redd and wr ite.
UNEMPLOYED'? This leftover Easter Bur\ny was
Cos ta \lesa ci ty officials
will be there lo o ppose a.n r
proposal that would put the
coastal freeway in their
city.
No dope in
NB libraries evidently let out after the rush season and wa s found
in th e alley of! 4tl1 Av e. between Jris Ave. and Jas·
min e Ave. in Co rona de l Mar, looKing for work o r a
And a new develqxnent
.,.,.as tc\•ealcd yesterday by An alert llo'atch is beina
Sewport Beach Councilman ~epl for the possible pas-
Dec Cook, llo'ho said he has sing of mariJu ana in all
been g.i \'en 5 minutes lo Hatbor libraries, accordins
rrcsent a m1 nority Newport to Cit~· Librari ar. Dorothea
opinion in favor of th e Shee ly.
handout of some l<ind. F indf'r t<en11y Cra ... er, age 9,
The revi sed districts arc
of 718 Jasmifle Ave., offe red carrots and lettuce and
a protected nlac e until the re al o.,..,ner is located.
Assistant carrot feeder is Sarah C ra~er, age 6. The ado pted C'Oast.al route. Hun tina tun Beach Library
close in popu\E.ti on size,
JOHN EDWARD MURPHY of ranains from 5,3a8 to 5,538.
children's parents are Mr. arld Mrs. John Craver. ~l e infonned the Ensi an calle~ \londa y w.fternoon
fEnsign photo.) ,. that he had asked \Ia) or w sa~ that tht weed had
Gruber for J minutes of the been found 1n fullerton,
'l cwport Beach half hour so Buena Pari. and Santa Ana
that he could offer a minority \ibrar:es. Book.s in which
repor~ but the mayor turned the mariJuana has been
down his rectucst. h1ddcn dealt w1 th philosoph}.
Ingle wood, ,.,;dent mana -4 FACE CONTEST AT POLLS ger of El Segundo Industr ia l
Park near Los Angeles !n-
terna tiona! Airport, has beer:
named president of ttle lr~
vine Complex, the 2160Q-
acre wholly-owned subsi·
diary o f~the Irvine Co. H
will assume his new duties
May 1. He is a 9raduate of
Chico Sta t e College, atlend·
ed the Uni....ersity of San
Francisco School of Law,
and received llis real estate
certificate from the UC Ex·
tension. He served with the
U.S. Na vy du ring World War
n.
By Elinor Woocl
Theories about education,
political beliefs and activi-
ti es. and penonalities or
those Nntlift l for the board
r tftsteeS fol "'• "Newpor~
Mesa Unified Diatticl take
a final competitive bow
when vo teu tum their
thumbs up or down wi th an
x on the ballot line Tuesday,
Apri l 18.
Here are backaround facts
and statements of philosophy
obtained durina interviews
with the 4 candidates .,..ho
ate in competition in 2 of
the uustee areas.
• MARIA.'l C. BERGESO:S
In Trustee Area :!, \larian
C. Bergeson, mcwnbcnt.
aayli the concern for her
own 4 childten from i.inde.r-
l•t'en to high school in-
spired her to fight fo r better
cducauon fo r al l childten.
"You have to be ded1 ca·
ted," she excla1mcd. ''There
is no financial remunerali.:m,
no uatus, as you are so
subject to censure. • There
is onl y the belief that edu-
cation is the key to an ef-
fecti ve democracy"'
One of \1rs .. Berguson's
concerns i s the need for a
strona junior h1gh proJr\lll'l. T "b I "d to teacher "We sh6uld broaden the cur-n u e pal ;~~~~~m· .. :::.~!oplh~o;~~:;
In a last tr ibute to William
G. Hay o f Cos ta Mesa, hun-
dreds of students, their par-
ents and teachers drove
from Paramount to his funer-
al servi ces held at 2 p.m.
Saturday at the St. John the
Di ,·i nc EPIscopal Church,
Costa .\lesa.
"For 13 years he wa s
deJ icated to hclpin& h1s
students," said h1s mo ther,
\Irs. Leila E. Hay, 953
Dogwood, Cos ta Mesa.
"He didn't bclon& to
clubs. He was JUSt a teacher
at Paramount Senior Hi-gh
School who wanted to help
the young on es and they
c ared fo r hi m so much that
a scholarsh ip has been
started in his name."
ll.lr. Hay died in hi s mo th·
er's anns of a heart auack
at the a&e of 46. ~l e was
bom March 31, 1921 , in Ak-
ron, Ohio; saw service in
World War 11. He was a
g1aduate of Oranae Coast teacher stated. "Tin-. 1s a
College and received hi s diffi cult period and at th1s
master's dcaree at Long time, children need mor e to
Beach Stale. spark them w get them
CDitiiiERCHANTS PLAN «•d> fo. h•oh schoot.··
TRAVEL PROMO TION An 8-)'ear res1dent of th1s
A town-wide uavel pro-area. she ~oen·ed on the
mo ti on will be discussed at Newport Beach Elementary
the 7:30 Tuesda.(l'nomin g School Board m JQ6~65 .
mcetin& at the Corona del and on the ~c...,rort-\lesa
Mar Chamber of Commerce, L'n1fied D1s tu ct board s1n1:e
office, 2659 E. Coast Hwy., !965. \Its. Berge:-.nn, ncov. a
on April 18. Mer chants plan-houscw1fe at 1 7~1 rrade-
ning to attend the meeting wmd:-. Ln., Ba}'Cte:-.t, rc-
are asked to call 613-.WSO cer ved her SA m elcmentuy
N 673·3753. coffee and educ ati ,~n after stu J1es at
ro lls "ill be served. UCLA and Bn&ham Young
lJnJverSit). Sh e has )tUdleJ
ai M, at the UC LA Graduate ART DISPLAY R.ATED
AT M8 TENNIS CLUI
Artist Lois Duitman o f
East Bluff will show her
"around the world" pamt-
in gs th is week-end, Ap11 l
IS and 16, at the Newport
Beach Tennis Club, on East-
bluff Ot. neat the enuance
to the Bl11fh
S..:h,Xll 0f Edu..:au.--.. n.
o OtARLES COLF.SV.ORnl'"
Th e applicatiOn of bJSineSS
lo gic to business proble ms
ins pi re d Charles Coles-
worthy, 37 , of 1151 Bery l
Lane, Harbor ilir,h\ar.ds, to
c:ntc:r the tru stc:c compc,'"
PAULINE BRECHT, Ford Motor Com-
pany Fund scholarship winner, receives
congratulations from John e. t.a wson, at
left. vlce-t)resldent ilt\d general man1gtr
of Ptlllco-Ford Ae:ronutronic, while the:
winner's PArents, Mr. and Mrs. P.ul t.
Brecht. loot on. Pauline, a senior .t Co,..
on a dtlllar High School, is 6nt of n hlft
school seniors who ·havt Just_, +-~••r
Ford Fund scholarsh ips in a compe:titfon
fot sons and daughters ot MIPioye:e:s of
Ford Moto r co. an.d certain of Its affi li·
•te:s. Mrs. Brecht is statistician at Ae~
nuti'Otll c. Mr. Brecht is owner of PAll Brecht
O.ChArd Co. In Costa Mesa. The farnil~
home Is at H8 Cherry Tree: Ln., Costa ......
titian a&ainst incumbent
\1arian BcrJeson in Area 2.
"Basically, I fee l 1 could
be more tfTtctive u a board
member 1bao ._ i121C*Dbea\:'
stated the realtor, owner-
broker of C. F. Coleuorlh }
& Com pany, Costa \lcsa .
"Tupaycrs are bewi \t:ercd
~· the spiralina cost of
e_ducati on and are rcbe llin&
·at the polls,
"I dee ply re&ret this li teral) cu tJ cs n,, and rc-
~~a bby uoatmenL," ho sa.i~. !i lion. .
_So l too"-stepa _ \0 o~WD ... D•••li•• a.. ~,., ' ..a
Ume from tt1e ,.11llway the ~ewport Police helped
Comrni uion. I called the search throujh books in the
Comni ssion, and I ha,·e Scwrcn li brary, and the
been as1ured that I am on search was conducted b)'
the agenda for 5 minutes." the staff!o 10 the other
f{e said that the Action li brarieS. ;o.Jo mari1uana was
Conmittee headed by \lr. found.
"The biucr the district
beca~. the sma ller the
taxpayer-partn t bec ame, and
sc he Just hi s confi den ce
and faith 1n the Board. ••
Fullmer had offered him
part of i ts time, but he
refused. "I do no t wish to
be aliancd with an y aroup,"
he explained.
Another ke) de\'c lopment
came Tuc sday in Sacu-
mento, where Assemblyman
Robctt Badham inuOOuced
a bill which could latcr ·be
A resident m th is area
Since nsa. \1r. Coles-
worthy beheves that throu gh
prudence, the schools mus t
re ga in the lost confidence
and faith of the voters. amended to becomeaspecific
"The school S} s te m 1s frecv.a~· route bill for ~ew
top-hcaq "ith ad\1SCrs." rort Beach. The .amended
he said. ••The people kM¥-bil l could spec1fy the
11 and don't like 1 t. But ~ ~dopted c~ta l route, or an
poruon rof th1s will be ta~er&r ml~d route th_mu gh the
care of rn ume a s conuads 1\el gtlts and Chff ~aven.
!.!Xplte ."
\1r. Co\.:swmth~
the ta' burden
mtolerablc and
:\nolh er poss1hl\i ty 1s no
believes freev.a~ at all. A ssembl~
toda) 1s man Badham was au thor of
the unl) a bdl .:: \ear s ago etiminat~
1ng the. Sewrort Beach
segment of the freev.a~,
rt-us btl\ ~~o•as approved b~
lhe Assemb l~ but died m
rhu:e the \otc:r can sa) n"
ts at the count~ N local
leveL
"dl••we \Cr," he c~:•n tl nut:J, Senate corrum ttt:e . ·•we ei th er fi nance our t)wn
eJucatiun •>r the bo..•arJ mus L \1 r. Fullmer re ported to
... ee~ nutside ass1stance -the Council \lt.mda~ e,·enmg
Lhus lt.·:-.lng .:our \0cal .:t~n·
tw\."
The realtor, fatht::r ,,f 3
children in the 5th. '7th and
,~th grades, 1s a graduate o f
Los Angeles c1 ty s chools
and received a B. S. degree
at USC in 1 ~5 :. His CI VIC
acti\'ities mclude: rast
prc s idenC) of \1ariner's
COOlmumty Assn: Pad 3\,
Cub Scouts; Harbor Area
Boys' club, Little Leaauc
that h1s ..-:~.,mmi ttce is clr-
..:ul aung pe utJons for lhe
adopted coasl.lt.l route and
~PJ"l•Sm i rd ... x:atHln . \1an·
Ellen Sprtz.e r of 311 Pirate
Rd., Cliff Haven , is in
charge of the petition dti\'e.
\lr. Full~~r also cxpresst:d
,,p~1s1tion w th~ proposed
shift of the reeder fre~way
from ~ewpott Bhd. to
Supenor r\ve. as a "foot in
the door apptoach to reopen
the coastal routt issue.•• manaaer.
Ii i! specific soluti ons are John Pritchlild, vice·
for th ~ Board to tell what chainnsn of the action
economv stcpi it pl ans to cocrmi ttec, said that a
(Continued on pa 1e &I route throuah ftc Heiahta
would affect J times 11 SkiP AIID SCOTT ALLAII many homes as lhe coas tal
111 AII D IN IM RAC E route He sta1<d ol•o lhat
Brothers "Slap" Allan o f \hC: Heiahla route would tc·
Stanford and Scott Allan of move St. Andrew's fntb)'• USC Newport re s1dcnts, · ' . tcrian Church. the Scnuw
took 1st and 3rd l'llllceao~n Citizens recreation tenter.
the lrd annual J()hn F . Ken-the Masonic Temple, in
nedy memor~•l re&atta at addition to creatina dis·
the Atlnapo\u Naval Ac•· ..__ I ...... _ .t demy last weekend. tur ... ncc . or at~nu a
On the Stanford cnw were tt-.z:bot Htah. ud Newport
H&fbor area you·th• Crala He1ahta. School. •
McCabe, Kim ()esenbera. CCMna !man. AI ~Cflll
and Rl)'mond Wilde warned ap~nal swtana a
On the USC ,;ew rrom l'ilhl that mi aht tplit llh
Newpc)ft and Lido hie were entire city. He Mid be ru
Tom tr~d Tim Hoalf), John Cor Council in lil64 oa a.
Ganiaon, HenQ SpraFe idea &hit drlt fteeWa)' aaa.W
aod Bill Lilly. (~li ... cl .. -II.!
•
Festival set
for Newport
Sid Soffer of the Blue Beet
received appJoval from the
Sc...,port Se111ch Ci t} Coun·
cil \~onday c.,.eni n1 for aile)·
dOSin& (or ilis v.cek•
end's Old Town ~ewport
Festi,•al.
The Counc1l autho1ized
the closin& of ~1st P l. from
8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday
and Sunda}.
\it. Soffer sa1d that th is
~nd annual fest1va l wi II
1nclude an art show, life-
guatd contest, ar.d a sutfma
con te st. wh1ch ha s been
arranged b~ Gordon Con nolly,
f"e'Sider.t ,)f the ~ewport
Beach Sutfin& Aun.
LT. RICHARD W. HIIIIIEL,
son-in ·\aw of James H.
Serry, 2413 Venier Wa~,
Costa Me sa,has been award-
ed U.S. Air Force sllvtr
pilot wings upon gradU~i""'
tlon at Will lAms AF81 Ari-
zona. Following spec IIIII Zed
aircrew training at other
bases, he will be •ssltned
to George AFS, Colli. He
will be on F~ PNntom D
pilot In tilt Toctlcol Air
Commond, wh ich pr .. ldts
comba.t rtconNlsunce,
atrlol flrt!IOWtr ond U$ .. 11
olr·llft lor U.S. """1looces•
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TIIIRSD4!1.. APRIL 13, 19&1
CO !IIIlA utL liAit, CAll F.
'1111 OPRCIM. MIWIP ... a
straight
SUPIIVISING SUIIINDD
•
-T, 1 . (', 1 ,-,, ' · · , -• • 11 -·, 1 • I • • I , •
IIJC-ceh.OI
"Talrc up ""' 41U1rr<l
• will! Ill< foe ;
lor the rehlltilhall• ollhe lout t~r.Sco. One is lho
battered aad aowMUme1 Row, RlchardWu.rmbrud,
OP '1111 CITY OP MIWPOIIT IIAQI
THE HAUON AUA'S OFfSI:T /l£r$/'AP£R
Off !c. ... fri•l• ,,_ I• it. £-ip BIN WI ...
ly Tom A1ulenon
Othf'r Suptlintcndent~ of Surft1'clcr are in-
crrasing nid and trad~ with tht' RuNian crim-
inal• who arc !mppl~·ing mott of tht" planet
and war m:Ul'rials killing Amrrican boys in
Vit•tn:uu. Ft>w inmJU'I of San Qut"ntin are
guilty of mort unforgi\·able f.rimts.
"To '"" will! (•lll•g foGMs, Wt l~rOW
Communiu t"ounu'i~, includins Y~a\"ia , "The tor"t; be yo wrs to
on c~dit. And now Pmicknt john~ u ys: .. &. u
dev-utatochill .... la Soulh wbo h ducribod in lhe
Vietnam hu IDII wil:b en• April, 1967, inue of Or.
Coutaains IUCC:tll, BfiJy Harala' Otrittian
.. In oae villaae it haa Ctuude. as beina .. Down
boen a youna Telan'a re-lhrouahout the world u a
aponsibility to aot the uuly twontielh century
achool back in operstion. OuitUan martyr, (or hi~ 14
After oraa.ni&ina repaira and years in a conmuniat pnaon
equipment the teachcra and In Rumania."
nza E.~...,.., c..-•• .... -c.w. -f2625. "'l'hf' trade agre.:mrnt we-have made with hold it hi!t''• R u~.·,ia marks an t nd of ~ac.tful c~xistt-nee -Jolin McCrae, TILIPIIOII .. on.o• ( .... CMo 71.)
Till NEW<*T IIA8801 ENSICN I• tile oaly ... l*f • ptiM.d ... ,..W..W ._ ...., Cllr of N.-,.t Be.e~. _. ,.,. oaly loc:•ll,
......... .,.. ... ..,._. 1111 tiM NetllpOft .,._.c-.. MlrN
An.. .,_....._. -••r· o• Ttlwe4•y. S.C.-d cl ... ,_..,. ,_ld .w,...._..,.,c..tu.
and ~taru u1 on tht" I"OIId to peattful enga~ "In Florufers Fields ."
En-n· timt• wt• ha\'e ll't down our anna·
mcnu. ·Ru•11ia Rnd otht•r cnemit•s ha\·t ' built
up tht·in. If Russia is our ally, wt have sur-
n·ndt rcd. P:m or our ~urrendcr pla n i5 tht'
so-<a llcd Cnn,ular Trt•aty, which tht' Ad.nin-
ismllion has ranumxl throu~h tht" &-nate.
nlt'nt." This aubttandally wu
Senator Worldbriglu has patiel)lly explain-the tall meuaae ,of Edith
1·d to u~ U.edn«ks again an~ again that our Skene 'WIIliarfta, patriot, forci~n aid program is mr~IY ''tnlightened World War 1 Army nurte,
5t'l f·intt•rt•st.'' If we do not aid the poor na·
children ~ere back in their In the Cruudera' Jou~al
claaarooma livina a cofn.. department of the ma&az.lr'le
ptratively normal lifo aaain. are oonmcnta on the _ r:•r:t-
A member or this youna table t.reatm~nt wh~c e
Texan's team and next.-in .. hu received m Amen ca.
corrmand had become 10 "Ue wu bus tled out of
enthuaed' with lhe proaram, the ~n!ted Stater. on hh
that he extended hi• own firs1v111t ror reason s known
tour of duty by six mon lhs only to the State Department.
Ta: NEWPOIIT HARBOR ENSJCN w .. .djltdnd to .. • .. we •
,... ol ..-.J c in:td.-:lo• by eowt decree No. A-20171 dated
1111117 14, J95l, Ia SuperiOf Cowt f« the CouiiiCy of Or•:r• State of
C.lif•aia. ... by r .. IOil thereof I• qualified lo p..bli 11111 public
(undamontal Bible believer, tions. thf')' woultl go Communist, say all the
pro-Communists. _ Republican. dedicated con• ... ~ ... r~ ., .. w. •
AI YO • HAAPA ................................. Ow-•..:t P.ttll•lter
PEC HAAPA ......................•....•..•............... .As-i..:e EdhM
SUUCIIII'TIOM IIATIS
.. Kwll« Are•: o.e Y'f'•. 14.00; 2 ye••· 17.00
()-. of Hwbor Atu; O.e ye•, IS,OO; 2 yeua, 19.00
C:omuhurs an· offices wht-rt commercial
and tourist bu~int>s~s are suppost'dlr conduc-
tf'd . .'\t le-ast . tku's wh<\t fn·c and friendly
n:.tions do in thl·ir conllulates. But a~ that
~n·:u Anwrkan .J Edt:.:tr Hbow·r has warned ,
tht· m:'\i n f••nt·tion of th~ So,·iet comulatt'5 i~
l'~)l•nn ag•·. Russian con~ulatt"s arc all spy
m·~t~.
Ol•r traitoR in hi~h positions betrayed Po-servative. whoae memorial
land and dclin·red ht•r into slavery. Poland service was hold at lhe
is nm" htlpinl.(' thl' Vit•t Cong -and wt" are chapel of lhe Alderaaate
now ht•lpiru; Poland. Methodiat Church, Tustin, so as to accomplish mor; "And now, althouth he Chicfll!n Toihuw· cnrr('spondcnt Chesly wemeaday, Aprils.
~anly n·print~ the following from Poland Her final u:hortation to
publi<lwd in tht' Octnlx-r I i!ISue o£ a Ham-l.he forcea of riahteousness,
hun!: n<'WS]IRj)('l l lJj,. Pr>ml"fsclu z,.itung): aptly Wll expressed in the
of thia worthwhile work. has been called a new • <II. d!OtJ ~ .ll.p
ARVO E. HAAP~. owner '"d publisher ot the EnsiiJ"
~~
COIIIUTS OM THE TRUSTEE ELECnOM
H ooJ\t'l h:\~ n'])Ortt·d that tlw ratification
nf th1-C:o mular Tn•at\' i~ "a dwrishe-:t ~oal
,,f tlw &1, irt I ntt·llil!rnC',. Ji('n·in·'l·· .. .:tnd ~>11\' \\hid1 "will 111;l:t" tht• joiJ of th~ FBI
lll ud 1 mc>n· diffil'ult."
""\\'c•apom of tlw Polish an n!*d forres a~ laat hYJI'IR sun1 at that ser·
h:·ing sbipprd frnm Stl·ttin harbor in Poland vice: .. Onward Chris tian
in t'\rr-innt·a~lng f]uanitif's to North Viet· Soldiers.••
namt'5l' harbon . :. \\'hilt• on onc side of the
"The hope instilled in John the Baptiat.. a contem-
thehearts of the Vietnamese porary St. Basi l or St. Paul,
people by what the Ameri· and a prophet v.:ho radiates
can pacification proaram is lh e love o_r Chrt st, by s~e
accompli shina is of the of the b1gaesl names rn
greatest importance. Not Protestanlism, Rev. Wurm-
•mly is it helping the Viel-brand s till finds that the
namese to stand on their churches of Ameri ca are
own feet, but is pe rsuading c losed to him.''
l lm· ,,f llw trr:-at<'~t pmhknu in our coun·
l f\ lt'(]:'l\ ts divf'sp~·n for law. Po~~ihlr till'
fr;ro •mm t' l;:w ,-io~ator i~ Pn·sidl-nt Joh.nson.
wh(• d nu atl~ it:nor·rs Con~n·s~ and tht• Cmt·
<tittu ion whem'\t"r it ~t:it~ him. f or instanCl·,
llw Find l('\ A11 wndnll'nt. 'li~n<'d into law in
St']ll"llii>(•J: Hlflfi. prohibits ~le of cornmodi·
tlt'' •nb~idi ... rcl llircli iC.h Puflli• Law 480, tht'
Food r ... , Pt·:wt· Prr~.!r:un. to any nation whid t
,,.]J, Ill' f•ll"nidll ''· nt' ,,·!J!l"h p~·nnits ships or
.lirn:dt mtdt•r it~ n•!!i~try to tran~pon to
:"\(•l th \"ru.auT:.Ln) •·qui p11 wnt. ma t<"ria l~ OT'
t"lllt u u•~~;li t ln ••o lmu.: ,,, :-\or1h \"i•·tn;~rn •~
!,!111 '\'1 nt•d 1}\ il (:.,11111\Hill\\ 1"1'1,::11111'.
These thouahts are pro-•amt' harbor \\l';tpum :tl'(' loaded which an· r ..ketic. They do in act re· hcim: u••·:l ;up im An•:·r;f';t n <;n~d:t'R ... Thr "" Concern over spending in general, and .sch oo l costs In
particular, should make next Tuesday's trustee election a
matter of considerab le importance to local citi zens and
taxpayers. That fa ct that thi s is tax-pay ing time ought to
provide an added incentive to look ove r the Qualifications
of the various candidates, and then get out to the poll s
and vote. The su cc essfu l candidates will have a voice i n
the spending of al most half of the funds co tlecte'd in ci ty
and county taxes.
Pole~ I'N'<'iH: !l w wlwat (rrom tht" U.S.) 011 present an urgent appeal
d. 1 · · .. to take up our quanel them that we realty are The other Ctuistian Soldier
concemed about their aood, is Alvin D. Smith, the Ne aro
the ir future and their free-edi tor and publisher of the
(Tl' It anc til('\ 111 turn sh1p thc1r Wt"apom to ~onh Vit"m:'lln on crt"dit." with the foe,"' and having
The choice is you rs .•. In case you asked, I will be mark-
ing my ballot as follo ws in the contested races in the
Newport-Mesa Uni fied Oi stri ct el ection: For Tru stee .Area
3, Charles Col esworthy, rea l tor, and for Trustee Area b,
Athena Simakis, housewife.
Walt W. Rm 1ow, fortn<"r top pol icymakrr joined in battle with the
for '"our" Sl:l tl' l).cpar!Hwnt and now top as-for ces of evil now bent on
,;'ltant to Pn·~idc·nt JnhnVln, in his book, Thr des troy in& our country, to
l ",jr,·d Stnl •, i•r t/,;. IJ"mfrl Arrrta, u.rgn , on ao forward as Chris tiah
pa~·· 'l-19. th:1 1 :\mrri•a dt'.~t roy lwr national soldiers, on, on, to vi c tory,
~t)\'t"t(·il!tll\ and cxiMcnc<' a~ a nation. kos· This appeal miaht well
t(l\\' l"ontt·~ds tl 1:tt •inn· dw Sm·ict~ ar(' "'m<"l· be the tuming point in win·
lc"··im.: ... '"" must :tiel and stn·nt:t tll{'n tlwm nina the war to continue our h~ cll oppinc ottr ~illy a nd inciTc•('live t'mbat ·1 freedom
L:O on unlimitt•d tradt· "ith ]{ussia : widtdraw ' • • •
Bu tler Coun t~· Ameri can, Uom. •• r J
• • • published 10 Hami lton,
Ohio.
Proof that corrmunism has ~1r. Smith has taken his
come to gJ"i ps with Chris·
tianity, is shown by a com·
munisl poste r found in a
hamlet in the Mekong De lta,
as reported by the Freedom
Talk, This poster warned:
place in the front lines in
wa r to save America, He
challenaes those who as-
sert that "God is dead,''
by runn ing a series of ar-
ticles proclaiming that
"God is everywhere."
( ),r t'l\t'lll\ .1 m! E:orl \\:11 rr·n ·\ (rirnd. m:l\~
llltlldt·H"I T il,. of Yll!!t~]a,·ia. is of coul"'ll."
'IIppi, in!! ll 1•• \'it•t CnnJ,:. Hut Pn·~idl·nt John·
"1111 lt:1' !Ill' L!;tll tf" l"IO>l~t th at hf' l1a1. frn·d -HJtl
11tt>ll' \11'111" f.,r nq.x •rt frn111 thi~ n•untr~ Itt
tlu· n•,t CJf Clllr troops from abroad as wt' ha w Never before in the history
in Turkl"\ a ud Ita!): and turn 0\:er our L'n· of American milit ary acti·
ti r<" ddt·n~· tn tht· L"niu·d i'\a1ions. tAll ont·· vi ties has Christian service \\1:1rldt·r~ arc· not Cnnm1unists. but all Colll-
"Possession of religious
books or literature is for-In e ach issue of his paper,
~1r. Smi th a ttac ks the acti·
vitics of egro political'
agitators who are aiding
the conmunist c ause by at-
tacking the Ameli can way of
life. At Lhe same time he
aive s s upport to those loyal
Negroes wllll. courageously
defend our country. l-Ie is
the "man of the hour'' when
ra c ist issues are raised.
• • • ' LErS MOT KILL IIITH KINDNESS muni~b art• ont·-wnrldrr~. I to the civilian population
of occupied territory been
so emphasized, as in Viet-
nam, On the spot reports
show that American soldiers
are doing much to counter·
act the terroristic tactics
of the Viet ConJ, and are
restorina a semblance of
peaceful corrmunity life for
the South Vietnamese. They
help to rebuild houses de-
stroyed by th e enemy. They
assist in harvesting the
rice crop. They enJage in
social service activities
rendering first aid for in·
juries and provide nursing
care for the sick. They a.re
indeed anzels of merc y,
bidden."
In the Tay Ninh Province ,
where the people are de-
vou tly religious, the Free-
dom Talk relates th a t "the
Cornnunis t Nation al Liber-
ation Front has posted nQ:-
ti ces on the walls of the
vi II age bui !dings. They
read:
I commend to your reading the "State Roun dup " report
o;, thi s page -Senator John Schmi tz's regular commen tary
from Sa c ramen to. He is wr it in g about th e appalling burden LeHers to the Editor
of growing wel fare payments . Rece iving welfar e is be-OUST THE SPENDERS
f I Editor of the Ensign, coming a way o f li fe for an increasing nu mber o peop e. ~lany Ameri cans are de-
Something ha s to be done to restore reasonable sani ty ceiv ed by a de lusion that
in welfare administration, or the inevitable resul t will the burden of taxati on is
be bankruptcy. borne by the ri ch. Therefore,
The standa rd reto rt is: "Would you let them starve?" th e)' are not overly concerned
until you have fully explored
the fac ts. Thi s balance
would not affect the func-
tions authorized by the U.S.
Constitution. The Liberty
Amendment will restore our
Constitutional Republic .
WE WERE "SOLD"
Dear Mr. Editor
I must maintain my ori gi-
nal position!
In deed, we at Woodland
we re "sold.'• I round at
fi rst to my surprise, and
then to my complete under·
standing, that the alides
shown at the Woodland PTA
mee ting were not shown be-
fore nor since for any PTA
group.
"I. Publication and dis-
tr ibution of religious ma-
teri als that criticize or op-
cornnunism is forbidden.
• • •
There are many, many
Chris ti an SolJiers , shoutina
from the housetops, preach·
ing the gospel of the salva-
tion of Ameri ca over the
radi o and sometimes on
television, and crying aloud
in the wilderness. Ou tstanll-
ing among th o se whose ut•
ter.a.nces have come to our
attention are: The Rev.
Wal ter Uuss, of the Free·
dom Center, in Portland,
Oregon; Or. Steuart ~1cBir
nie, thC Voice of American·
ism; Dr. Billy Hargis wi th
his Christian Cru s ade ; Dan
Smoot, the vete ran of ma ny
a political cri ses; Richard
Cotten, whose C:::onservative
Viewpoint broadcasts pre-
sent the ideas of a mili tant
Christian Laym an; Dr. Carl
about ever increasing go-No, atld I don't believe you would either. But the hand-vernme nt spending and the
outs are undermi ni ng th e natural desire of man to be accompan ying increasing
ch arita ble .. ne hand-out s are cutting down the incentive taxation.
for vol untary giving, which is the bas i s of true charity ; It is not onl y Lrue that the ri ch pay the majOJ portion of and the financi al abili ty to gi~e to charity is being eroded u.s. taxe s, but it is an u t-
by heavy taxation. ter impossibility because
Tki s criticism is not a sign.. of a hard heart or of !act: there are not enough of tho
ot concem to r human su tte-r\ng and misfortune. On the rich people. Last year columnist Henry _contrary, it is concern o ver the very survival of ou r free J, Taylor aave his readers
~t i on that shoul d produce a speedy reform in wel far e ad-the fo ll owing impohant sta-
mi nistration. Sen ator Schmi tz says that by n ext year, one ti uics. About ~5~ of all
families earn less then out of every 12 Cali fo rnians wilt be on the wel fare rolls. Slt1,00t) a year; 14% earn
When the ratio gets to be one ou t of 10, and then 8, and b, SlO ,OOO to S7,500, 26~ cam
a11d 4 -who will there be left to produce the necessary less than SJ ,OOO. Only 22%
wealth -or even .to hand out the checks! earn more than 51 0,000 a
• • • year,
ICUCHIL AHD THI KOOICY COHSU&Aa fRIArY The fact is that if the g~
(F ro"',,\., Mo ,..tro .. ., L .,d6.,) vern ment seized all ind ivi-
Not long a,a, Senator Olrksol!'n wu ae-ainat the Consular dual i~come over 525,000 a
'I"reaty. Then, according to hlm, he wu shown some apectaJ year, 1t would run the go-
natertal that cau!ed him to chanp hla mind and vote ln favor vemment only about 4 days.
of this new@St/oretrn policy foUy. U there wu real evidence If all the in come of the na-
ln Javor of such a remarkable chanp, what wu It! It It wu lion's millionaires were ta-
so convincing that It eve-n switched the opinion of Barry Gold-ken , it would not run the go-
water, why can't the ~pie have a hint u to what that ev,. vemment two days.
dence Iii? If the people can't be told., how does that tie In wHh If the American people can
tJncoln'• assertion that thla La a r ovenunent of the people, b)· ever be brought lD a realiza-
the J)@Ople, and for the J)@Ople~ tion of the important (act that
It Is slrnUJcant that Senator Tower of Texas saw the it is the litLie man who pays
~&me PVIdence and opposed the Consular Treaty ,tronger thlln for the wi ld spendinJ of our
ever. Hr, and auch men as Senator O.Orl" Murphy, realize soc ialistic-minded politi·
that America'• war In VietNam Ia be>lnr fourht aralnat anna cians and that any other way
and annament made In Russi&. 11\ey realbe that Ruqla only is impossible, steps would
makes and keeps treaties that a~ advantare-oua to her. And be taken in future e l~ctions
they realize that With a vote for the treaty went responslbll-to oust these wild spenders
lty for the results of the treaty. ft om public office. They
The Constitution of the Unlted States, which the Senate would be sent home where
ll aworn to uphold, potntPdly prohibits &tvtnr "&ld and com-they could spend their own
tort" to the enemy. The votl!' of the Senate In ratification of money rather than that of
the Consular Treaty extends lmmunlty to hu~ of Soviet hard-pressed low and middle ~IJJ who operate within our boundar!@!:. in come Ame ri can taxpayers.
U you were an American to~r In the bewUdertmt battle Sincerely,
ln VIetNam. how would you reprd a ~ty that allows the Billy Jame s Harai s
communist supplier of your enemies Uw fl'ft run of your Christian Crusade
native land! ,Senator Thornu Kuehe1 Ia one of thOle who Tulsa, Okla.
voted for the Consular Treaty, Senator Kuchel soon wW have
Please learn the facts.
for information, write to the
Liberty Amendment Com-
mittee of the U.S .A., 6413
Franklin Ave ., Lo s Anae-
les.
John M. Doyle
425 Via Lido Saud
Lido hie
FALSE FRATE~tfALISM
Editor of the Ens ign
The military debacle in
South Vietnam that has
snuffed out the li ves of
more than 8,000 of our
Ame rican young manhood
has an underlying sinister
purpos e that is not easily
understood. For some mys-
terious reason that arouses
the anger of a great many
informed American people,
President J ohn son is using
tier upon tier of the dead
bodies of our American boys
and bi II ions of hard eamed
dollars of their parents to
build bridges or courtesy to
a conniving antagonist.
Fraternalism is a noble
vutue when sincere. But
the antaaonisms of a cold
wa r and the hosti lities of a
hot one make appeasement,
with brotherly love, a de-
s pi c able mockery.
If there was ever a time
when the United States
should put the pressure on
the Soviet Union to call
their Bolshevik dogs off
the Yankee trail, th at time
is now! Red China is caus-
ing them more concern than
they can hide from the free
world's attention. At the the opportunity to expla.ln thta vote to hb: constl~ts ln
CaJltomla. Let'a ren1embft to uk him. TAX BITE SOLUTION same time, the Politburo is
Edi tor of the Ensign, becoming extremely jittery • • • -'"' 110--(P'rom ~ 8u llartao TIP e)
The dmlandl that we atop bomblnr North VIet Nun
are wry loud thne daya. Yet for the flrst time In thia cen-
tury milltary INtalJ&Uons,. lndUI'trt&l compliexes, ba.rtton and
supply depots whkh have automatleaDy been bomblnr tar-
pta, are ott limits. The port and dodrl at HaJphona atW atand
unb>uc:hed.
Sen. Robert F. Kennedy want& ua to atop bombl.nr.
Seeretary General U Thant wantt: ua to atop bombtna.
Ho OlJ Klnh wants ua to 1top bornbtftl'.
Kao.'JW.tuna wanb ua to •top bomblnr.
P'rtrDe Mln(ate-r Harold WU.On wantt: u to atop bomblnr.
Sen. MID 'Kanlfle)d want. us to atop bombfna.
Stn.. J. William Fulbrirht wantt: Ul to atop bomblnr.
Thar'a an lmprHalw array of na.~na, lilted. we hulen
to not., In order of lnaiatenoe on ·~ Uw bomb6ftl', and
not In any ordtr of unlmportanee.
In VIet Nam are 10me mm from thla community -10M
and bu.ba.ndf Of IUt.cribert 10 thil ~per.
In Vilt Ham. tJ.o, are .venl cto.n lood and rnoun»--
hd ..,.. nporw~ Dntna of others haw viatt:ed V1et Nun
_.IIIJad with the men .ftchtlftl' ~ war. wn. teen no dit~tdl from any ao:rwc~~tect Amtriean
Nib S N ... t ln VIet Nam that:
~7 prtya•, ......a.Q)' captain.
----anJ' c.wpJ~a). ~ n.jot, ------!lou--_,ol. nat-.. ...,, l.aoa to t.c:e .......... to IMiall. bM .... ____ ... booMineoiN-VIotNam'•--Wr'W ... • lrlttlltw fr'DID 111r7 of oar local tMD ~ ...... , a,, .. _ ............. _ .. ,... ___ _ ---·rt, 11 ls'W lilt~ ,.., _ _.. ~-.s s 0 ....
Everywhe-re t hese days, over the potential power of
hear protests about tax West Germany, who is itch·
bui ld·ups at every level of ina for reunification of it 's
government. When each of country in abstaini~ hom
us think of losina an even possession of the atom
greater s hare of ow eamed bomb,.
dollar, it is no wonder cons The Kremlin is in no posi•
venations are fi lied with lion to dictate terms to the
bitter complaints. The best White House. Why· finesse
approach is to convert' in thia international card
these pro tests into a solu-1ame when we hold the hiah
tion of the problem. The trwnp card1 while usina the
Liberty Amendment does opponent'• ltacted deck?
just this . Yet we flatter them with
It is proper to propoae an lona term t:rodit (not pay•
a"_len~ment to ~~e U.S, Con· able in dollara) with whit:b
alltut•oo requmna &he Fe· to buy everythins (rom wheat
deral Governmon~ to operate to 1utomobi 1c factories
only ·", authort ~ed by lhe •bile they are actively efts Conat_zlut•~· ~~· means JIJediatbe bot war aaaieat
roduc ma It~ au:e by ~e us. Ia fllternalism with the.
sradua.l telh~a beck to PI'•· Ruuiau more impbrtaat to
vate en&erpue. Lhat part ua thu tbe lives cA our
of aovernmont du-ectly com-L.-. ., , • .
petlns with the free enters UVJ"•· L~t • lt::•p fatth ~tth
prite ayttem. Tu npport.ed our fiahuna men by uatytna
baaineuea run 1t a fuca•· tbe 11aadl cA tho military
tic yearly lou, eqaallie1 atlowi.. diem to detUoy
daat &alt::en in by dl• aaaaal ttra .. pc ob;ecti•u ud
f.cleral income tax. Alr.r a IDi litary lgppUe1 "'e:r•••
).yeor ,...iod ol olimioatia1 tlooy fiod -tiiDI polliftl
dMH ..... , .. ,, then • ncho a.-aa aluPier.
.......... no .... r .. ---a. MoQMno
tu. 1hl• io -10 bollno c-Moll
• •
And Mrs. Williams did not
even MENTION alcohol,
narcotic•, otc., a& ... a• •ua·
ge s ted by Mrs, Utter. Sex,
pe r se, was the only thing
s tressed.
~-ly position is thai sex is
subject lO be taught ONLY
in the home. If that fails,
then at the church. The
last resort is our schools.
1 do, however, recoanize
that we as parents have
failed this responsibility
as a whole. Tbererore, this
type of course must be in
the high schools. But in the
grammar schools?
Our teachers each day
teach fami ly situations:
li Ule Johnny reads "Mother
bakes bread; Father aoes
to wo rk ... The firat ar&ders
watch th e miracle of birth
as an egg hatches .•• and
the darlina chicken.
This needs no supplement.
No new course.
Ufe Line Freedom Talk
No. 37, delivered on March
~3by Melvin ~!unn , tells the
story:
"As our troops fene tt out
the Viet Cong, our proaram
"2. The establishmCnt of
religious communities is
forbidden.
"3. Approval must be o b-
tained from the provincial
t;entt_al co~t~T~i ttee to hold
any reliaioua conference,
mee tings~ or fund drives!'
• • •
Amon I thousands of others,
two Otristian soldiers stand
out for performing meritor-
STATE ROUIDUP,
by Senator John Schmitz
st single i tem in beginning this year and Mcinti re, of th e 20th Cen-.,,,,;., annual general reporting back to the legis-tury Refom1ation Hour; ~leifund budget is education. lature next January. I have
d d vin ~unn, Life Line com· The second largest is wei-prepated and in tro uce a
fare payments. package of 5 bills to curb mentator, who has trander·
Half the cost o f welfare 15 some of the more obvious red his pul pit to Dalla&,
paid by the state,parth· from and blatant abuses . Two o f Texas, and Dean Manion,
county taxes. The o the.r half these bills come before the whose \'oice emanates from
is paid from federal taxes. Social Welfare Committee fur the hallowed atmosphQ or
Since state law sets the spe-heaung on April lJth. Notre Dame, in South B~rld, t1k?
cific eligilibi ty requi rements One o f them \\'Ould make Indiana.
for welfare, our legislature publi c the names, addres ses Of these, I would select
exercises primary control andamountsofpayment made as my candidate for the
over how much money taken to all welfare recipients . role of Generalissimo of the
As "this parent .. I find it from the citizen by federal, The other would stop pay, Army of Christian Soldiers,
difficult 10 recognize my state and county tax collec t-men ts to mothers for all ill-none other than Dr. Carl
metamorphosis from a con· ors ,·, pa,·d out lhrou·' th e leoitimate chi ldren after the 1 · &'' Me ntue, who speaks for cemed and disturbed parent Cal ifornia welfare program. first illeoitimate chi ld, bom '0 the ~ th Century Reforma-10that of a prudish old maid Social welfare expenditure mo re than 9 mo nth s after Lion Hour. Dr. Mc intire has
whoquiversatthemere men-in C al ifornia thi s fi scal year the bill beoome' law. The fought the llood fi&hl (or
Lion of the human body. has reached the appalling to-business of having babies many years, and siahtina
Mrs. Sally William• is in· tal o f51.7billion, a 40"k in-for profi t is one of the worst the enemy from afar, he has
deed a registered nurse and crease over last year and a abuses of the welfare pro-
"wellsknown educator." 216% increase frotr·•. the fi s-gram. My bill would put a or&ani zed the American
I %0 '1 Mo lh · Council of Christian Chur· But just becauae a ".well· ca year I -u . te an stop to 11.
half "bill' doll f lh . ches, and the World Coun-known educacor" advocak:a a ron ars o II Following a familiar line,
aJ -. r lh cit of Christian Cllurches to a thin&, it does not mean tot I& comm g out o e some critics of the bill have • 1 r d. F ~ combat the one worlders• thatl must a~;cept this with· state s aenera un rom char zed that rt would hurt
1961 to 1966 the number of children. These critics evi· attempt to form a universal out a thorouah examination. 1-· ~eHare recipients increased dently think that children are re 1110us oraanization.
May 1 suaaest that there by more than 21J% while the no t hurt by beina condemned Recently, he offered a
are many altemalivea. Toms population pew only 2Y.!:%-. throughout their childhood, packet entitled: "The
River School in New Jeraey By next year. one out of in an unspeakably ualy re-Death of a Church.'" Last
uses a beautiful approach every 12 Californian• wi II venal of decent family li fe, week he offered another.
(realiatic, but well preaent-be on the welfare rolls. to be their mother's support dealina with the corrrnunists'
ed) to the reaponaibilitiea Welfare usia lance wasori-while they are Jrossly ne--attack on the CleriY. Thia
and preparations (or adult-ainally justified u a way of &]ected -and all at the ex-week he offer. "COCU ..
hood, helpina potentitlly produc-pense of workina parenta of-which deals with a eonfron~
The vote quote is quite live individuah over tempo. ten atruaalina to support tation on a Otrialian Union,
correct; 23 of 27 PTA• rary emcraenciea, and of car-their own children. He broadcuu over XEMO
voted in favor of parenttnd ina (or the truly hclplou. Public support it buildina 6 It :JO and at 11 :00 a.m •• family life education. Bul But it has now become a way up for an end to tu ~ney
flia waa not an equitable or life to tens of thouaanda handouts 10 every bcaaina and over KBBI (fm), 107.5
( I r d at 7:00 a.m. (rom Monday,· repreun&ation of the total o poop e per ec Y tiP able hand. When the full extent or
PTA memberthip. Nor were or eamina their own livina weiCarc abuses in California CO Friday each week. Thoae
lhese PTAa in favor of p .t tnd supportins •eh own r..-ia revealed, the demand (or packets may be obtained
P.L.e. an.u.imoatly. milies. Danina the laat. 3 fundamental dunaea in the by writina 10 lhe 201h...Cen ..
11 1 ha.,. faile4 to clarify montha aloae l hno rocet¥-proanm will becomcirreaia· tury Refonnation Hour. Cot ..
• · ed. bundnda of letters and tible. linaawood, N.J. GAIOI. (Con1iaoed on PIIICI1l doc:umeeta espreuina1ndia-• • •
I'--~ Grierjt natiCIID ' ll fteae abuaea •d Fi .L _ D.:LJ~ '"" In the endeavor 10 inrnor-
'-'UUU otr.-ina apecifice'lidonceor ro• .,..,. ....,..,. talize the llfelona errorta to ,_.,,,_, CICI ,.,.,._ • .-._ c..,.. c....,. •c.,,..,,., .,...,. ........ ""' , ... lllot Ill theN •
0. co.ty Us •III'Yind.
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lblir uiat.enc.e and ntent. '', -----------auppwt_ defend, and to
I .. .,.. lhe inctiwaation of And bopo raaket:lr. not taYe America mlde .,_
... , hud-worklnacitiaona ath....Si hocute lhe loYO Edith SbMWilliamt,J bne
•d. u a mtWnhcr of lhe Sen· o( Ood Ia lbad abrotwt in ow-enlitted •• a pri•ale iD ...
ow Sodol Wol!ue eon-hooru bJ th• Holt Ghott ,.., ""~ of a.n.u .. Sold-
inN, I la•d Ia au.act thit wtlich Is ''"• 01110 ••· iets. Hereby 1 ded.ica&e lba
nil tluoeah • .,..,. anii.We • Forwltee " -..re ,.,, widP ~ell qf my c,pewrh•,
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l'lllilln Ml~tlU HAYI AU. IO!ilTI Of LOOI'-HOUI WHDUY '"IY MAY UOAU.Y AVOID PA,_.
TAXUI HOWIYEil, If '"IY Willi PAYING U J tU-IU5T AS YOU MUIT, -· AYBAGI TADAYII,
Alll YOUit.jtoMPAnlsONI •••
011 A lin~~ ···-,-.00 YHI TAX UAitiUTT Nit AIOYI FORM 1-WOULD IIAYI-•• H,MO.OO
-JI!-TOIIAr'. 'fAil UAIIIUrF 011-M-W0UUJ U • • • • • • • -~0.00
THE INCREASE PERCENTA E-WISE =1,150%111
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TODAY-YOUR ..... UU -AIIII. , , •••• ll'fiT IT A-'FHU WAY'-Ie1913 .,..•tl ..._-lefl;~:::
UIIQI UM'S SO Y'IIAit '9AY IIICIIIAW • • •••• 'jiii,;iiuii
DO YOU THINK IT'.S ONLY THE "IIG GUY" WHO HURTS???
HERE ARE MORE INTERESTING,
"EYE-OPENING" COMPARISONS-TODAY'S "AYIIIAGI" TAX
1913 "AVIU')I" YAX
THI DIFfllliNCU
WIRI YOU UNDO tHI MISTAICIN I...,.USION
.s.ooo.oo
Net Income
$ 671 .00
15.00
$ 656.00
A,47.5"/. lnaN M
$1,000.00
Net Income
$ 1,:MO.OO
42.00
$ 1,23a.OO
1,050% !flu ....
.15,000.00 $25,000.00
H.! Income twlnccme
$ :S,IM.OO $ 6,912.00
105.00 195.00
$ 3,049.00 $ 6,717.00 3,oon . IM:rM• 3,400%1-
tHI "MILLIONAIRU" WIRI PAYING tHI COST Of "81G GOYIRNMMI" f f f
YOU, "MIL AYIIIAOI TUPAY'D.'' An PAY'-PIIACIICA&LY' '1111 IIITIU lti&L-to''IMI -Of A YIIY U*li&GAILT
DI .... OPOitTIOIIATI -· -'"-fO POUlt -U -U TIIOII 1• '1111 11• • •col& "'IIIAGGII"III
Respectfully Submitted By Mac Frankel, President
for your consideration TRIPLE CHECK , I NC.
llid,.,ld,
NATIONWIDE -America's Finest Income Tax Seroice
US for rite. IIICMI c-,.,.wt Prof..WnDl AIIUiance .,il/a Y oar Tas ~,.,., • • •
OJfit-Co•••iMdy Located Xo Sen>e AU of Creo~er Loa A .. Gtlll OrGaff C..•ly
-AICIMPA a YD-n.1 ctiAPM.tM AVI 1517 CINTII W A AVI 11114 .........
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POWER TOTO
IS THE TO DESTIOY"
We _. ....... ,......_.. te 1M ...,_ac.., ... not D.Docnt. ,.
Republicul, liberala or coD~UVativee, richJieta or leftilta, jUJt plaiD AmerieaDI
-tbe .. label" which auita Ul all. And altbou1h we may riJbtly dill• oa
many ilsue., artn't there lHuic idecu and prin.cipln to whi.clt we tlaowld all '
1ub.cribe-wi~hout o·morn.erat', he1itation or the 1U,h~e•t re.ervationt Whl.t
ill our preaent .. problem'"? Ia it one pf aemantics? Or do eome of ua really
wet to break with our heritage? If the lcbiam ha• to do with the latter,
God help ....
n. ,.. ... , FetMr-s were merely ordinary men. Yet, wben we ,_d the
iDitrumeDt tbey created, the CoDititution of the United Statee, muat we aot
woader-IIDd the more we study it, the more mwt we marvel! Surely, it
wu divine!)' inspired! Could the mind of mortal man alone have beea fMPOD-
sible for such a eta.ically simple coclificatiou of wbat wu beBt to serve bim
in ,oveming h:imaeU on t.hia North American continent? (You will rsot., Ill
atiUng the queatiora,l have rtfe"ed to man "governin( !Unuel("-........
-..--1.1
H Y" fHI the Constitution hu outlived ita uaefulnele. that modem lit.
hu outstripped it and that ita precepts are not 1Uf6ciently elaatic to continue
to aerve ua, you and I differ aerioualy. For it il my belief the Constitution
ill not only "up to date," but it may weU and adinirably serve many ,eDera-
tions to come -in fact, indefinitely. U you feel ashamed to pe:nnit your tac.
to show pride when our flag appean before you, or when you hear the Star
Spangled Banner -becauae you'll be taken for a "square" -then you and I
sgain diller lerioualy. If you feel our "history" needs apologies, that 80mehow
we might realilt ically have come forward in a better, more enlightened ma.D-
ner-then likewise, we differ aeriowly. I thank God for the motivation aDd
iedication of tbol'le who preceded tll. ' c.rt.hl Y•l•••-aocial, economic and political -have disappeared and
::tre diaappearing from ow way of life at an alanning rate. The "sayinp" aDd
writings of Ben Franklin, Thomas Paine, Elbert Hubbard and all the ot.be:n
("squares"?) are no longer stressed in ow achool&. Horatio Alger peperback.a
are no longer published-there is no readership or market for them. JrutNd,
the 1e:r habit• of 1uch men are being critically e1:plored. But what are we
substituting for "give me liberty or give me death," ''a penny saved iA a penny
earned," and aU the old cliches? Is it "cradle to grave security"? 18 thU, with
aU its implica tioru , u·hat we want?
De a..• of •• believe it possible to achieve ··cradle to grave leCUrity"
without embracing the generic element. of the communist philoeopby? Is
this actually poa;ible without the eventual strangulation of freedom u we
know it? You say it is or may be possible? I submit, if this trend isn't slowed
down, stopped and reversed-inevitably, communiam mutt take Ul over,
·dbeit in a shameful, apathetic, bloodle1s revolution .
If yM di••tr .. wtitl ••· now is the time to apply the "label," isn't it?
l am no longer an American, am I? I'm a reactionary, a fascist or worse!
But I will not "label" you. I will only warn you -and plead with you.
Y ou are buying "tecurity" on
the bcuU of "being IOvtrned"-
and in the proce11 you MUST
gi!Je up "~lf ·governrMnt." The
one iA absolutely nat compatible
with the other! Yes, you11 con.
tinue to ".-ot.e'" -jUit• the peo-
p&edo..m..U.a • ..-.
have overrun the lands-but
once the size of the bureau·
cr~cy becomes irrevei"Jible, who
and/or what will you have left
to vote for? Which benevolent
despot will you choose? And
then the complete ci rcle will
have run ita course.
"l l9 ••••r•••••· •• along
with the dispensation of big
benefits, requires big bureau-
cracy. "Big bureaucracy" de-
mands an overwhelming pay-
roll. it spreads and 1eeds on
itself. How are these costa to
be met? At the outset, and
along the way, by ever-increas-
in,-t.a:u.tion. But I do not pre.
sume to give you the answer.
Let'• eumine the reflections of
two great AmeriCB.DI and COD·
sider what they aaid on thiA
.rubject 150 yean qo. Dan~l
Webster, in pleading before the
United States Supreme Court
(McCullough Vs. Maryland,
1819): "An unUrnited power
to toz involws, necesS<lnly, the
~r to de•troy." And the
venerable Chief Justice J ohn
Marahall, in recognition and re-("? )
aponae: "That the power to ta.z ~
inoolvn the pou:-er to destroy i..
not to be denied." Have our
preaent--day leaden . jwi.&tl and
eoooomiata learned how to COD·
troJ "the power to tu'' 10 that
it will DOt destroy? How 1urt ore they thot they'CM acquired thU copocilyt
And if they'rt! wront, who will pay for their '""ibl.e error?
o.ly • fiMr..._ .... there were no State income tales and all ot.bet
forma of taution were hued upon coDec::tint an infinitelimal fraction ol
what iJ: now •• e 1 !d. Today even the Cities and many hamleta .,.. JI'U1)iDf
for penonal iDcc:.I1:De tuea, u well u any other form1 of tuation which IDQ
appear politically defenlib&e or feasible. Why? To C'Oft#orm to oml to ,......,
1M pnuoililaf ovtroU pattern.
11lo ,_Hon ...... _, That of a cruy quilt, wt.-every aiDCio low!
ol pJ\'W1111DMlt "tAo • ~deL .. But what caa COftJ'DIDf!llt •pnmde•'? Daft IOU-
,....,., ••worA"' or ttNUt ond twtotf Doa f'OW"'tmell "CNGtt" tN inlllfttr
o-,.,...,._, ... , tlw """"' ... -tlw tid I WboD -,-t poojocla
itlooll "lo pnn>~c~e--tbO cndle lo tbo ....... -tbo oal7 c:oopority it _, ectaoll1u...-it Plocilob that.,._......-117 Cui,....: ia tloet.
1o NCiioolaibllllo tbo WMitlo-lo---iD ...... lo -'"-• r ...
.. ,., .... lEI ... ,. ......... -•••• ,.,.
.JJI?IFN •IL II.. .. 1/18 Ar -
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Church News
Tho Lutheran Church of
lhe Mllator, noo Padfic
View Or.. Harbor View
Hilla -'"Sorrow, turned
in10 joy" will be che termon
&opic of Or. Wi lli¥!1 Eller
for tho ~ and 11 a.m. Sun-
day sorvicoa. Tho a colyte
order of St.. J ohn will bo
installed at ~ a.m. The
j unior hith Lulher Leaauo
will visit the fi re station
at lhe airport u part of
their Sunday afternoon pro--
aram. The :ieniorhiah Loaaue
will ho ld a bowlln& party
Sunday evenina. • • •
DISPLAY OF ART will be a feature of home. P ictured herf, with a
The First Baptist 0\urch
ofCosta Mesa,J01 Ma&nolia
St. -Dr.P.G.Neumann will
preach on .. The C hristian's
dynami c in an aae rl
deiJpair" at 11 a.m. Sun-
day. Guest pas lOt for 7 p.m.
will he the Rev. Don
Staples o£ the Modjeaka
Canyon Baptist Church. A
baptisrr.al service will be
held after tl',e sermon,
the April 20 home tour sponsored by the Bradeson paintin g, a re hom e tour commi t-
lido ls !e woman's Clu b. Paintings by tee chai rmen, from left: Mr s. Hernaldo
· B d ·11 b shown at th e Avil a, tickets; Mr s. Harold Phillips, art, Gloua ra eson w1 e The Plymoutl', Congreaa-• • •
• h " f and Mr s. Richard McClure, special El mer Hehr res idence, anu t e wor" 0 tiona\ Church, 3262 Broad
Tom Avila will be presented at th e W.N. events. <Ensi gn photo.) St.NewportKeigh ts-· "You:
Sl·x homes on Ll'do tour a sh;n;n. hght ;n . d;.m., society" will be the 10
a.m. Sunday sermon topic of By BeHy Farrell
Lido Is le Woman's Club
special events chainman,
Mrs. Richard ~·\cCiure, is
plunging into fe veris h, final
~tl\'ll!e S for the annual
Home Tour and Tea, to be
held Thursday, April 10,
from ' I to 5:30p.m.
Mrs. \lcCiure has mar·
shaHed her forces, amo ng
whom are the \imcs. Robert
Vordalc, Hugh Plumb, Ito--
bart Batson, Roger Brown,
Betty McCain, Walter Smith,
:Jene Vreeland, James
Young, Hernaldo .-\vi la, \lax
Binswangcr, Haro ld Phil·
lips, and Frank \Ieier, un-
der the dire·ction of the wo -
man's club president, Mrs.
Donald Jacobi.
For ma ny years the tour
has been a red letter ~vent
dale will direct vi sitors and Willi a• 1S ' works and those the Rev. John Pridonorr,
ans"'e' questions conc ern-of her talented fr iends with who is continuing his serie11
ing homes and furnishings. whom she says she on creative Chri s tianity, A
head hos tesses for each of "trades." The entry fea-congregational meeting will
the residences are th e tures colorful azaleas and be held followina the
~lmes. Armen Sivas\ian, bright s pring flowers, and service,
Herbert Oelke, Gene De-there is a profusion of Cer.tral "B~bl: Church,
Young, Rex Reno. J .E.T. blooms in the patio. An in· 110 2Jrd SL, Costa Mesa_ ~u tter,and Ken Brittingham. teresting item in the master Pastor Henry E. J ones will
Tour homes ha ve been e11-bedroom is the cleverly speak on "Suings on
tended to 5:30 p.m. this utili zed man's ti e rack. The at the IO·.JO suangers '' year at the spe ci al req_uest blue and green Jerby hatted
of husbands wh o want to man hold s , i nstead of ti~s, a.m. Surday service. At 7
h .. 1 f . •ssortment of p.m. his topic will be "A have t e pn\'1 ege o V Ie">~.· a colorful place of refuae.,. The Dible
ing the homes too. ladies' beads draped over st udy at 7 p.m. Wednesday,
Here are the descripti ons the tie rods. April11,will be on "Jacob,
of the tour homes: • DWIGHT ANDERSON RE· a man God blessed,"
• EL.\IER HEIIR RESI·: SJDENCE, 832, Vi a Lido • • •
DENCE, 928 Via Lido .~ord . Nord. Christian Science C hur·
S'·, .. ,,,d on one of the In the fi rst fl oor garden h
u ches, Newport Beac , c hoices t locations on Lido, roo m is a swimming pool, Corooa del Mar and Cos ta
the ~o rtheas t end of the Is· and a white marble Bacchus ~olesa "Doctnne of
land, the Elmer llehr home surveys the ~cene . Gas atonemer.t" is the Bible
commands a sweeping vie">~. lights from a hunting loc.lge Ienon topic for this Sun-
1:4.S a.m. lhia S.ll&rday •
Apri I I l, 1P aLtood • mor.
nina chapel alf'Yice at lbe
Lot Ante lea THn Chat-
len,. "Canter. Al&er chapel
they will be able 10 mee t
and talk wi1h Individual&
who have been able to ove,..
come lhe naroollca habit
throuah a personal rclatibn-
ahi p with ChriaL • • •
A friendship luncheon will
be held from 11:30 to I p.m.
Wedne sday, April t9, in
Goodell Hall o f Olriat
Church by the Sea, 1420 W.
dalbo.J...-.I!Ivd., Central New-
pori;' by ~ ·wscs. Each
table will c arry out the
theme of a sona title. Mrs.
Thomas Carney will gi ve a
demonstration on collage
art. The proaram will in-
clude son gs by the ua
Chamber Sinacrs, led by
Prof. Maurice Allard. •••
An adult retreat will be
held Al%il 14, 15 and 16 at
Edc:mlale by the Presby·
terian Ch w ch of the Cove-
nant of Costa Mesa. Bill
llervey i s the ler.der. The
theme is "Wha t in the
worh!? And where, and who,
and how?" • • •
Adult and you th members
of th e Fi rs t Methodis t
Church of Costa Mesa have
set Saturday, April 22, as
th e annual spri9g work day
at Lazy W Youth Camp. The
volunteers are advised to
have work c lothes, sturdy
shoes, aloves, paint rags
and large paint brushes.
• • •
A scholarship tea and
fashion ·Show "'iII be held
at 7:31} p.m. this Friday ,
April 14, at the Fai rview
Baptist Church, 2525 Fai r~
view Rd.; Costa Mesa. Ell)·
Coi t and Virginia Ochsne r
are fashion coordinators .
Margi e Peck is in charge of
dessert. Proceeds wi II go
to t)-,e W, M. S. scholarship
fund.
NFFORT HAIIIIOR EIIICII
FIRST S£CliON --Pill 4
THUIISOAY, APRIL 13, 1117 I
CD lllNA D£1. liAR, CAU f. • Concert preview April 19 .
The ..Sth and lut provlew Kendal Kn1aht, John A.
o( the Oran1e County Phil-Stoni1, J. Allea Beet Jro.,
harmonic Soeiety•a series Thiel Sullivan, 0. Robert
th ia uuon will be held at Hodson, Myron Honchlet,
11 a.m. Wednuday, April aod Miulrcne L~on.
n at the Irvine Coau Luncheon reaorvatHJita· mey
co:anuy Club. • be made with Mrs. Auauat
Henri Temianka, founder
and conductor of the Cali-
forn ia Chamber Symphony,
will be the guest apeaker.
He was araduated from the
the Curtis Ins titute as a
conductor and violinist un-r new
der Artur Rodsinaki and Carl ill ond Jenolee
Flesch, after earlier studies Arthy, formerl1 glfttr ..
at the National Conserva-ol managers far Rick torics of Berlin and Paris. f
d Cashoudi an, one o The concert to be previewe 1
will be on Saturday, April the top profession~
22, a t Orange Coast Colle_ae handlers in •the Unt-
wi th Zubin Mehta conductr ng ted States. Come in KEVIN , s!h-Year-old son of the Los Angeles Phi \har-and meet them and
Mr. and Mrs. T.F. Lewan· monic Orchestra. let them help you
dows ld1 17()q Highla nd Or., ~·trs. Anderson Wiseman, with advice on the
Is holding the Sible that he preview chairman, slates core and conditioning
won for turning in the bes t that doors for the preview
·will open at 10:31} a.m. and of your pets.
entry in last week's HOo t· no one will be admi tted after Fr(JIIk & Barbara /urJ011
to dot sermone tte" coloring the speaker begins or during JORD . .,.'S PI!T SHOP
Contes t, a weekly Ensign his p'resenlation, Serving
7712 t:. COAST HWY ... 1J.24JI feature. He won over a num-wi th Mrs. Wi seman are the cOitOHA DIL MAl
Mmes. Augus t V. Segelhors t, BankAmericard
ber of entr ies in an excep. R~~be:"~l:l•:n:r~y~,~C~.R~. ~P:•~>~·n~'~·~::::::::::; tionally close contest. Kevin
is a kinderga rten student at
Mar iners Sc hool. (Ensign
photo.)
KATHY RAy TO STUOY
NEXT FALL IN OENMARK
Kathleen Ra)·, dauahter of
~tr. and Mrs. James D. Ray
of 4501 Orrington Rd., Cameo
Shores, has been named as
one of 100 Whittie r College
students who will study
abroad next fall in the 1 th
year of Whittier College in
Copenhagen. Kathy is a
junior majo ring in socio logy.
psychology.
The st1.0dents will live in
I om a Pastor, and I wont to tolk to you 1 1 t
about God, obout Jesus Christ, about prayer,
about peace. Give me just 3 minutes on the
telephone to sp eok to you about the m.ost
important thing in time or eternity -your
relationship to God. L isten anytime day or
n ight.
CALL 646-9512 from Apdl 14 on
Danish homes. They will
s tudy under 10 professors ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;,~~~~ from the Universityof Copen-1
hagen ;n •••dal c lum VACUUM CLEANER SUYIQ taught m English. The
s tudents will leave abou t SPECIAL •• 50
Sept. 15 and return Feb. 1,
D66. Fre• pick up ond return, Repack or luluicot• top
ond bottom bearing, check motor brushes, ciHn
atul r.,ack floor br ush bearing•, replace MOtor uti the Harbor Ar ea s r ring of the Bay. The \'iew is a\-in Ire land grace the brick day. The responsive read-
soc ial calendar. Having mos t afulll80deg ree ~o from wal\atoneside ofthe room, ing will open with these
selected "Lido, a .way of the wrndows of \lr. 1\ehr's and whi te wicker furnitwt words from the gospel of By Pet old brother Jimmy, at their
life," as the theme for the study. This older home has add a refreshing touch St. John: "Ye shall know When you feel a headache Laguna residence. The Bar~
day ,the cotmli ttee has made been remodeled and decora-among the shades or dense that I am in my Father, and cofflin& on. tbiak o{ ..-s. w. own a &ift shop.. in Cot-
to eliroe se ~omea le6 tv Jllts erYr...-J Q 'IIIiL ""•rdl8 · ~Jtuc:Mteot. Blftelo< Ye in me and I in )'ou ... Nathan L.•• Joeea of Cliff on. del Mat .
0 of social note • 0 belt. SUCH GOOD RESPONSE OFFER EXTENOEO
TO APRIL 19 1• G>lhe jlefuing ~ ~!pippa
"'i,~~d~J~,i~~.~-~~·o"f~~~-!!i'J@1 ~ • A!~ 1RotiiiM!J~ ·~., Fraac'' '• • • 'HavCn. She hu 2 daughters, ' '
:;· planned -by AI Bntt1naham, G\oc ncr, and landscape Newport L.:nit)' Church, Janet Lee and Cheryl, bo th • • • eaeiting Is land community.
These home s are the dra-
mllic ba yfronts, the Elmer
Hehr's, 928 \'ia Lido Nord;
the Dw ight Anderson's , 831
Via Lido ~ord; the W.N.
Rayburn's , 929 Via L ido
Soud; and the Earl Sawyer's ,
535 Via Lido Soud; plus 2
-.mailer "in s ide" home s ,
the Linn Will iams ' a t 206
Via Di jon, and I he f-red
Nash'..,, 112 Via Wa zicrs.
:.t"~"~'JjOG t.l:: •• r Hwy., eo, .... 4ei'..J 67
An 1nrwvation this year
will be th\! fleet of s tatiOn
wagons unde r th e direct1on
of the transportation chair-
man, \1rs. James Young.
Cia il} decorated cars .... ill
carry gues ts on the green or
pink tour and return tourers
to the c lubhousc so th e~·
can v1sit homes on the all cr-
nat e rout e.
Provid1ng the welcome
rause that refre:-he!>, the
tea ch•urman, \hs. llugh
P lumb, w1\l tem pt gue sts'
appeti te!. ""ith cooling punch
or tea, and t1n y, tasty, as-
!oorted s andwi ches and can -
die s. Tourc rs may also en-
Joy the an wo rk of lead ing
Lido artis ts , di s played on
the clubhouse walls. A
children's art show, another
new feat urc, wi II be in pro-
gress on the terr ace.
Tickets at S3 for this
event are being handled by
Mrs. Walter Smith ,673-4239,
and Mrs . Hernaldo Avila,
675~79. Those who wish
to utilize the tour to repay
social obligations or en•
te na in friends in an unusual
manner will want to order
.s everal. Tickets are being
sold at th e c lubhouse daily ,
or at the homes on the day
of the tour.
H01teues under the di-
tection of Mrs. Robert Vor·
Swim wear
whose s tyle of decor will architect Richard Bee son meeiing a t the Senior gelling ma rried in June, Plans for a May, 1968,
be recognized by man) \'isi· ha\•e contributed their tal-C itizens clubhouse, 15th within 10 days of each other wedding are being formula·
tnrs. John Garrett, of Gar-ents to create thi s unusual Sl!. and Irvine A\'e., Cliff .• .and o ver l,OOil gues ts ted by \!iss Sherry Bruneau, rett Furni ture . also decora· res idence. Con\·ersation Haven -The Rev. Loren who will ma rry Lawrence J. between them! ted and selected furni shings pieces include the full size F lickinger will speak at • • • Day when he returns from a
and accessories. The "'orks Sia mes e goats from a Bud-10 a.m. Sunday on "Jmagin-\-large Conner of Costa 13--month tour or duty with
o( a rti st Glori a 3 rade son di st Temple, with gold ative beginning." Mesa had surgery in Los the U.S. Air Force in Tai-
will be exhibited at the c0vered ~dies and jeweled • • • Angeles the earl y part of wan, Free China. The future
lleh r home. eye!> glittering in the sha· SL Andrew's rres.by teri an the month and is recupera· bride is the daughter of Mr.
• W.:-.1. RAYBURN RESI·
DENCE,929 Via Lido Soud.
The massive size of the
livi ng room is im press1ve.
Tourers will want to take
special note of the unus ual
copper !>creen in the entry
and the Dresden figure£
throughou t the living room
and hall. The ">~.ide, aggre-
t!:ate -paved terrace com-
pletely s weeping across the
bays ide of the living room
is easil y access1ble through
sliding doors. orr the di ning
area is a kitchen wi th s tain-
les s s teel coUl'l ters and
equipme nt and a conv e ment
circular table. P ainting s of
Thomas Avila will be s hown
on th e terrace. lie is an ob-
jective cxrressionist.
o EARL SAWYER RES!·
DE.J~CE, 535 Via Lido Soud.
\h. and \1r s. Sawyer have
collected artifacts !rom
aro und the wor ld , and thei r
home makes an ideal show·
cas e . From the living room
visitors can watch the ac ti·
vity i'n the harbor. :-tome
tourers will be pr ivileged to
wal k on the dock for a clo-
ser look into the pictures·
que Dixie Belle, the Saw-
yer's petite c haracter boat,
and admire the s leek lines
of the Atorrante, their beau~
tiful Cal-32. The downstairs
den contains Mr. Sawyer's
collection of lead soldiers
a nd the many trophies ac-
cumulated by their sai li na
son. The master bedroom
has a variety o( unuaua l
pieces, includioa an antique
wood burnina stove; the
Ormolu, a scroll which
looks like aold, which the
Sawyeu peuoMily carried
aboard the old aternwheeler
on their trip do-.n the Mi t -
siuippi from Oncinnati to
New Orlean~; bd the Eta-
pre, an open t helved piece
of fumit••·
d0ws ;the intri cately carved Chu rch, 601} St. And rew's ting at home now , waiting and :\t s. Oonttld L. Bruneau We can still do your return by April 17.
buffet from a vicarage in Rd., Cliff Haven -Dr. to have the sti tches re-of Cos ta Mesa. Her fiance FREE u tensions if you con't file by April 17.
England , and the hand· Charles Dierenfie ld will moved. While she was being is the son of Mr. and ~b"s. Free estimated fees ••• sotisfac;,fi on guaranteed.
carved screen whi ch once begin a sermon series on performed on, daughter Jo· J oseph 1. Day of Aspen, 1884 PLACENTIA. 746 BAKER • 2408 MARGARET
was an old confessional "A talk with Paul' at lhe hanna was performing as a Colorado. Both of the yo ung COSTA MESA CO.STA MESA NEWPORT BEACH bonth. &, J :30 and 11 a.m. services villager in the hilarious couple attended Orange
• FRED .~ASI-1 RESIDENCE, this Sunday. The opening fairy tale, "Sir Slob," pre· LC~o!''~';,;:;:::;:;_ ______ .:":::':;·:2:221::,. ___ ,;;':;;".;,";;',;;•;,;• __ _;;6.;4,;,6·.;';_;';_;';_;' __
1
112 Via Waziers. sennon is entitled''Afo lder sen ted by the Children's 1
The Objective in des igning or unfinished business." Theau e last week, this dwelling una relati vely • • •
small in terior lot was to The Corona del :\1ar Com·
create a comfor table )'et ex-munity Congregational Ch·
citing atmosphere for a resi-urch, United Church of dence that would be eas)· to
care for. The upstai rs addi-Christ, 611 Heliotrope
tion for the children provides Ave. -The drama, "Chri st
individual rooms plus a com-in the concrete city," will
mon area for games and ac-be presented a t the J:311
ti vities. In th e conversion a.m. service this Sunday,
fr om a summer beach type Dr, Phi lip Murray will
hoose tn a fa mi ly residence, preach at 11 a.m. on "What-
the original part of th e house ever happened to the Puri-
wa s rearranged to provide a tans?"
separate living room, a mo-
dern ki tchen, master bedroom
and dressing room suite
wi th a sauna, and a dining
room, all fac ing a cenua/
patio.
•••
The junior leaaue of the
Prince of Peace Lutheran
Church, Mesa Verde, wi II
leave from the church a t
• • •
Lee Schonek of Newport
has taken time out rr om sell-
ing real est.ate to have an
operation. The word is that
both he and the real es tate
market are getting 1 • ·h
better! • • •
Although Rebecca Fran·
cesca Barto was supposed
to be a February baby, she
finally arrived on Monday,
March 13. Rebecca is a
bouncina airl who has join-
ed her Daddy Bill and Mo~
mie Penney, 4"')'car-old sis·
ter Victoria, and 1 \?-y ear-:
OAST SUPER MARKET
E. COAST HWY ., CDM WE OELIVER 673-3510
LARGE
IFI~l~EM FOI)DJt_~Oo~on~9~ro~6~,~ll~~~~~~~J'IIODUICii SPECIALS
3 COURSE SWANSON
Dinners
12 oz.
Juice 1()c
Food
FORMER SCHOOL BOARD ltiEMBERS
RECOMMEND
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Trutoe Area &
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( 19J8-S6)
Moolon C. Dodd
( 1941J.S2)
J im R..,.
(19.51·61)
J-u 8. "Joy" Stod"o•d
(19S2·SS)
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(1952-61)
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As Past Trust••• of Harbor Area Sdlool Di stricts, we know what
qualifications or• n•.ded for a school tru stee. Selim S. "Bud"
Fronlcl in has the nec•uary ""ol ificotions for thb impartcr~t post.
BROAD EDUCA nO MAL IACXGROUMD
Groduote Newpert Harbor Hi~ School (only graduate to ser.,.e on
the NewPort Harbor Union High School District)..,
Graduate Pomona €allege (Phi Beta Kappa, Magn o cum laude,
Dl stingul shed Mill tory Groduote).
Grocktote Stcr~ford Un ivenlty Low Sd-tool (Editorial Boord of
Stanford Low Re:,l ew).
PROV!H CVIC L'ADUSHIP
Preail ... t, Orcr~te County Coast Auoelotion
Poat President, Costa Meso Otamb.,-of Conun.,.ee
Past PreslcNnt, Volunte.,-Bureou of Newport Beach
Poat Preaiclent, Co5to Me5o Kiwan is Club
Paat C•pcMtn Chohman m'!cf &dget Committ .. Or airman, Coste
M .. o U..IIW F""cf
EXI'I.INCIIM ~ P'MIBLEMS
Forr100r Cl..tr, N_.t Honor U,;on H;gh Sd.oiD;atrict
Oloi,.-., E*'cotion c-.lttee, Costa thao O•lter of eo. ...
.... 0
• UNN l'IILLIAMS' R Ell·
DENCE, l06 Vla Dijon .
MauL.-. JBudt-f Ad¥ieory C:O...i"" (,.,..,.,.tfne Coate Meaa
O.•k-of eo-orco) of H_.t MoM U,;fiM Sd.oiD;atrict
VITI POl IlLII L ..... , PUIIL. Til-.,_I!" TIUa ··i .. i4e" home ia
decon&ed .,._ct artlat Fru
• •
..
the April 30 fund rai sing Sunday soiree
of the Irvine Terrace Philharmonic So-
ciety at the Sheraton Beach Inn at Hun-
tington Beach. Society members pi cture.d
here are , from left, Mrs. Lyman B. Betz,
decoration chairman; Mrs . C<?'a Peggy
Wallace, Mrs. Robert Lang, and Mrs. Ber~.
tine Treat. The Inn will be transformed
into a veritable Paris, with gay flowers
and miniature EitfeJ Tower s as deco ra-
tions. The Retrogressive Five plus Three
will play for dancing. Rese rva tions are to
be made with Mr s. M.J. Jseli, 673-0850.
NEWPORT HARBOR EN~GN
FIRST SECTION --Page I
THURSDAY , APRIL 13, 1967
CORONA DEL MAR, CALIF.
CAMPFIRE DUTIHG
Junior High School Camp
Fire Girls will invite 6th
paden to participate in a
campout at O'Neill Park on
the week«Cnd of April 2a.
Spring suits
•••••lily ..
New arrivals at Haag
Saturday, April 1
Boy -Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Moore, 3056 Killybrooke
Lane, Costa Mesa.
Boy-Mr. and Mrs. Ronald
Blanton, 26a6 Elden Ave.,
Cos laMesa.
Sundoy, April2
Girl -Mr. and Mrs. Bruce
Zahner, 1113 Monrovia
Ave., Costa Mesa.
Girl -MJ. and ~k s.·Th~
mas Cindrich, 222~B Pla-
centia Ave., Costa Mesa.·
Girl -Mr. and Mrs. Emer-
son Ncls.on, 160 W. Wilson
SL, Cosla Mesa,
Monday, Apri l 3
Boy -Mr. and ~1rs. James
Trotter, .38a E. Flower St.,
Costa \<\e sa.
Girl -Mr. and Mrs.
nolda Horta, 1212
nell Pl., Costa Mesa.
Re y-
Par-
Girl -Mr. and Mrs. Robert
23 Bay Island , Sal·
hcific lsllnd
Villlgl
Tuesday, AP,rll 4
Boy-Mr. and ~irs. Harkle-
road, S21h Narcissus Ave.,
Corona del ~ar.
Wecln•~doy, AprilS
Girl -Mr. and Mrs. Mack
Flores, 15.32 Bake r St.,
Costa Mesa.
Girl-Mr. and Mrs. Ronald
Sadon , 2112 Ralei1h Ave.,
Cos ta Mesa.
Thur5doy, April 6
Girl -\lr. and .\·lrs . Reed
Goodwin, 21.~6 Placentia
Ave., Costa Mesa.
Boy-Mr. and \Irs . Lester
Novak, 2020 Mon rovia Ave .,
Costa Mesa.
Friday, April 7
Boy -~h. and \Irs. Robe rt
Sneddon, 72\l;) W. Ocean
Front, We s t Newport
Call in Your want Ad
~ate tM ~rfed home in
tho podeet pia<o. A -do
Lapu Nipel'a. ~f•l selection of •~ni&eent A"""'·•-rel•nd· o llftlty few adults which view JitCII owr ~ the
falrwiYt oE the El i~t;uel scaped as a Uq unit, ..... dHired priv.ey •nd chAmpionship JOif COUIW'. ~-art.awrlook-ehnrm. Fine homes over•
1 oaaroh Sa)' Be1c:h JnokinJ! a v:~~mu of Thi1 means your view will
cQ.!a<h-~ .... JOI'A, \'Alley A mouut:•ins. be ever Jtrft'n, ever l,,N'd
to the~~ which Worry tree lh in~: ut It~ 1~'1 : for. Custom~ or ~lcct mw~ll~. Jllefftl 11 1 and ~~~ a •II m;linttnAnloe worries :tre .... .. tloo 1oOaolllul white-can:d lor by othrn. Rc,. \IIEWSITES F~OM iaodbiodo. ideM nwhllmlnc pool 1ntl •14,000 -.-. ...
'4.,000 •aDoo CUSTOM F.t.SHIONEO
HOMES f<ptOM
•43,000
DoUble or nolbina ••• Linda
and John Richard, who u.,..
in Costa Mcaa, became 1he
exuberant parents o( twin
boys the mornina or Wed-
nea4ay, March 5 ••• That' a
riaht, Jennie and Dick Rich·
..ard, of Irvine Tc.rrac:e, an
beaide& lhemscslvu with
happineul. • the aranc:J..
parentt. • • • "Tis sptina. , .and after
checkina their bikinis •••
Grace Kilroy of Lido, Tula
Underwood, Aaaie Qyurik
and Barbara Lindquist of
Baycrest, Charlene Croul of
Harbor Hiahlands and Mary
Ann Nuttcn and Mary Rose·
mast of Westclifr. .. took 1o
the Mi to Health C lub for
two mo rnings a week! • • •
Would you believe?.
.. Starboard Tack,"' a ).year-
old parrakeet belonsing 10
Shirley Humann, Oew out
of her house in Harbor Hi&h·
lands at'J:OO Wednesday a
week ago. He didn't even
look back, and she and her
family were broken hearted.
While at the pool the next
day at 11arbor High School,
the ~lumann's next door
neighbor, sophomore Andy
Blanton, spied a lonesome
panakeet. He called to it,
"Ptetty Baby ," It flew to
his shoulder, and there
"Starboard Tack" stayed
until Andy walked him home
to a very grateful HumaM
household at 5:00 Thursday
night. • • •
Members o f the Peninsula
T ennis C lub will be nestled
in the hills wi th their fami -
lies at the La Costa Tennis
C lub in Carlsbad on the
12th and 131h of May •••
Looking forward to th e oc-
casion are Andrea and Bob
Jones , Harriett and Jim
Gongwer, Be tty and Art
Svendsen, Bonnie and
Ralph Bemard, Carol and
Dick Beauc hamp, Doro th y
and Bob Sr. Beauchamp,
J enalyn and Bob Jr. Beau-
La VIti
Striking three, four and fiw
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Carroll and Dick Wal.sh. • • • orr to a medical conven·
tion in San Franc iseo.
Shoni and Bi II Adamaon of
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•••
Friends of Jane Inch are
lookina forward to a lunch-
eon at her lovety· Peninsula
home: on the 11th.
•••
Friends of Vivian Huff-
man or the Peninsula can't
hear enouah about the ex-
citina adventures into won-
derful places she had while
on an extended u ip into
South America.
• • •
Returnin& sunburned and
healthy ••• as well as load-
ed down with yellowtail •.•
after a fishing trip near
Baja and checking ou t \lu-
le&e and Guenero Nearo •••
John Lowe and ~lenry ~-!eyer
of Back Bay and Jack Hop·
wood o£ Irvine Terrace.
•••
lhe celebrities luncheon at
the Bay Shorn home of
Millie Oyer ••• Some of the
local invited sueats ue
Marian Thompson of Beacon
Bay , Fay Brown and LyRn
Newton of Balboa Island,
J oy Pike and Eleanor Zar-
emba o f Westc.liff and Marae
Wilkins and Poll )' Hutchins
of The Bluffs. • • •
"Sir Slob and the Ptin-
cess" ••• another smaahina
success presented by the
Chi ldren's Thealre Guild
at ucr last weekend •••
cJeative ••• a delight •.•
beautiful ••. !!' A cast party
was given by producer Mary
\-lacy in herMes11 Verde home
Sunday even ina ••• after the
final performance.
CLASSMATE 'S EHGAGED
Mr. and Mrs. A.L. Rhoton
of Costa Mesa have an-
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their daughter, J ane, to
David Hillesheim, son of
One American
in four
has this disease
Physk:io.ns call it obes-
ity, but it's just as un-
healthy if we call it
poulfl/s-too tnGirY pounth. In some places a chte(
cause of early death is malnutrition but in this
country the Grim Reaper's number one helper is
overeatina. Overweight peopk: subject their hean
and blood vessels to und~ stres!ICS and strains.
Every OUI\Cf: of ex~s 1\esh is a menace to health.
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It was a bus iness tri p to
New York for \larian and
Bi 11 .\loden of Cos la \1esa,
with a stop-over 10 Ohio to
visit relatives.
Let's Keep Our Schools The BEST
• • •
P lans for a cocktail party
and dinner are in tho: making
for the Children's !lome
Soc iety at the home of Jane
and Bi 11 Adams .•. on \Ia}
7th. • • •
Today the T roJ an League
is mee ting at the: [r \·ine
Coast Country Club to honor
their patronesst:s .•• and
the fa mous Dr. La Rue £rom
SC will tell of his "digs"
in th e ll oly Land.
• • •
Re -elect
MARIAN C. BERGESON
School board member
Vote Tues. April 18th
Guests e xpec t to be en-
thralled by the an tique bird
cage .•• with li ve doves, at
a pre-party &c:t•toge ther £or ~~~~~~~~~~~O!!r!!. !!O!!o!!v!!i!!d!!l!!. !!H!!i!!e!!l !!•on~~!.~C!!o~p!!B~I o.,c!!k!!b"u!!r"n""'~"""""""""~
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. . . so, how come the swimming pool?
Thcre art" so m:~nv ways to live at Laguna Niguel ,,, ... ~·•
like th~ hilltop <11mmunity for KJUwn·ups. -/ :
The lat't i$, l...4Jtuna Niguel ~ : l.
howe its uwn pravilte white sand fxo.ch
on the Pacific Ocean. And you get
thcre without ever leaving Lagunil Ni~l.
The SC;t.~hure .tud mv«'; the pdvllttt:
El NiJ:Ucl Co\mtrv Club ;md
d \:amp101"hip ,~:nli t'OIIN'. the ridii•J::
dub, tHtn}>ktt' ~hoppiu~ ami
prnft'-"'il"'al .wn k,·~ .. m il•l;u•d
111lr uuw fillinJ!. ~~ ,C"huol. M tuwu
l'l'lltt'l, :111 O•'llllJtC Cuuuty Civic Ccutc-r
'cuminR, 1111d C:aliromia's nW»t
m:~sterful maJtt'r plan, At Lllguna ·
Nipl, thtre are superb homes
to match e\'ery bud~tct ... and aD
in a bretthtal::inll settinJt
.of qatural beauty. Stoc it today .
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TRACKMEN
••• L ... t. Thara ware some briaht
C.O.. del Mar ln~c:kllen apota too in diuppointina
wen Docked ftom lbo ranka .elMck. Myera captured
fl lbe'-Clefaaled latt Thwa· finll in tho 100 yd.· dub
clay u thoy wo re e4ae4 by (10.3) and 220, whlle ooph-
• iaf'erior San Clemenle omoro 2~iler Chuck Alleo
~·am 6llh to Sl~ ... winaina wlth a Lime or
A couple of conai•tent 10.34.
Sea Kips portormen had orr Jobn Joluu.on won the
day a bu.l that waan't exactly hiah hurdlu US.6), 1nd
the reuon r01 de(eat. ·For Ed Shiploy turned in a 'win-
the 2nd meet in a row the nina jump of 20"S"' in the
outc:omcl wa• determined by lona jump to round oot the
"UT SICTION. PAGI.-THU.SDA.Y 0 AP.IL U, 1"7
0 Terry IS top the tau event or the day Corona hiahli&hts.
the 330 relay. And for th; Sea Kina hiah jumper Ron The amazina TettySchni tt
fi has been selected the a th· lnd s traiaht time there was Coon finished 2nd, the ust lete of March for the Eaale
a mix~p in the COM baton tiiT.e he hasn't been rirst Institute, Teny wu in-
panel. The first tirre it aince league s tarted. He formed of this honor on
happened (vs, Huntinatc..n jumped 6'0''.
Beach) the Sea Kinas Corona takes on powerful April 6 and his immediate
reaction was one of total were able to escape defeat, Newport Harbor today, April surprise and areal humilit). thanks to some rine catch-13. Hopes look din. in Kinas-"I was really shocked
up work b) anchor man ville if ace sprinter ~·lyers when 1 found out,_•• com·
Doug Myers. This tirr.e they has a baseball same at the mented Tem in an inter·
weren't as fortun ate, how-same time. Myers is the view, He is a membet of
ever, as the same miscue re-CD\1 catcher and will JirOb-Coach Floyd Strain's hip,h
&u lted in a disqualification ably have to play in a make-fly in& tra ck squad and is
AandNa •oubseTqueHnt CEDMR I(JSSl. u-pRgamue todNay. •·~oss =e ~~ ~eea~~jor competitors
L: He holds school records
. . in the 4~0, the 880, the By Mike leech
Corona del ~lat, playi,ng
under c loudy skies for the
3rd s traisht 11ame, dropped
ano ther one-run decision
last week -this ti me to the
Tri tons of San Clemente.
tnmnz. COM hurler, Dan mi le and the 2~ile events. DeMil~e, a~ter ~i tc_h ing an Coa~h Strain has hiah hopes ~ffect1ve fast tnnmg_. ran for Terry in the CIF and
tnto conttol problems 1n th e state meets this year. Terry
second, was also No. 2 man on the
Three walks, 2 hits, and cross country team thi s
a cos tly error accounted year'.
for th e Tritons J tallies . Being a senior, this will
De~lille was forced to give b.= his last year at Estancia
and he plan• to continue
runnina over the surrmer lo
improve himself and then
proceed to compete in the
aports of cross country and
track at Or an ae Coa1 t
cOIIeae in the fall.
If b.is present perfore
mances continue to improve
there is a aood chance that
Terry will be able 10 ·name
the school he wants to
attend after Coast ~d
write his own ticket as raJ
as a scholarship would ao.
In order to win thi 1
award he was selec ted
among all the athletes out
for spring sports which
include swimming, golf,
baseball and "F•' Troop
(tcmnis), Each head coach
selected the outstandins
performer from his sport,
and then all the coaches
voted on the alhletc of the
month .
The 3 t(J 2 lvss was the
Sea Kings ' 3rd sett.ack in
as man y sames in lr\·ine
League battles while the
Tritons rerT.ained unc!e feat-
ed {4-0).
way tlJ rdiever Steve
Leech with the bases
loaded and nobody ou t.
Leech, thanks to shabby
San C lemen te base running,
retired the side without
any fu rther damage.
'Big one' for swimmers
San Clemente
J of their runs
scored all
in the 2nd
Nfeltt1)1 al 1:00 • t :IO twatu1" lun.
5 ACADEMY
AWARDS
ELIZABETH TAYLOR
(liST ACTRESS)
SANDY DENNIS
(liST SU,OIT ACTRESS)
The Sea Kings dented the
scoreboard in the lop of
41h when John \lorri sset
doubled into the righ t
field corner and Ra)'
Nesheim chased him home
with a line ~in gk-to Cen ter.
ay Bruce Dixon
Ever since tht last water
IJOIO meet in the middle o(
No"ember, the Estancia
r,~o~irTruers have been worka
ing out in anticipation of
the CIF preliminary meet
to be held April 29 at the
Santa Monica Junior Col-
lege pool.
Providing the participants
put forth the requir~d ti me,
they wi II then prog ress to
the CI F Fin·aJs, which will
be held at eithe1 the Cer-
were freshmen and have
been looking forward to th is
meet.
Under Coach Cu t~r's
methods, a boy swims hard
without r.ny rest for 3 or 4
mon ths. About 10 days be-
fore U,e CJF mee t the dis-
tanc e is cut <!own and the
race sprints are swum a t full
capacit~. This i s called
peaking.After 10 days of
this the swimmer is in his
absolute best condition for
the season,
oth er coun tries
spoke Tu esday noon at the ladies1 day
meeting of the Corona del Mar Kiwanis
Cl ub at the Vi lla Sweden. Pictured here,
fro m left, are James D. Ray, club mem ber;
Hedi Maire from Switzerland; Heloisa
Goncalves, from Brazll;
BUC TRACKMEN WIN
DOUBLE DUAL MEET
Orange Coast College
tuckmen c locked some of
their best times of the
season April 10 as the Buts
ran away with a doubk dual
rr:ee t against Golden West
and Citrus coll e ges at CCC.
The Pinks scored firs t
in ·~ e'ents tQ roll up %
points anJ whir. Ci trus,
with 31 , and C'10lden West.
wi th 32 . The Rustlers pre·
viously had be~&ten Ciltus, ·
.n~o.
\like Edelstein ~on the
120 hi&h hurdles in 15.1,
and the 330 intern'ed1ate
hurdles in 31.2; for OCC.
C laren ce Oli"er won the
Ions jump at 21 feet, 6
inches, and lliple jum(' at
~3 feet, 414 inches for the
Bucs.
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to the Ensign
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rig, from West Germany1 and Urs. Ja-nu
Ray. The 3 American Field Servic e stu-
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High School.
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o PERSONAL hot ••t o;,.,,;o~
l ichard Syi1Ntr1
Geo,.. Jomea
Ho,kil'l
In the 5th, Sea King second
baseman Re:\ Sn yder, onl y a
sophomore, literally brough t
min with a 351)-foot solo
homer. From that po int on
the game was pla~·ed in a
steady down-]J(lur. Sn~der's
cloud burster wasn't
enough , however, as Corona
was unable to produce
another run in the rT.uddy
6th or 7th innings.
milestone in a swirr.mer•s
life. Relatively few swim-
mers ever make it JiUt the
CIF Prelims. Before a swim-
mer can e ven make it t(J the
prelim' he hu to qualify m
the Clf quaHfyin& meet. •
On May 9, 1967, at 11 :00
o1.m., TliLE INS URANCE AND
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"GAMBIT"
-al so -
Walt Qi sne)'s
"ADVENTURES OF
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Peter O'Toole in
"THE HIGHT OF
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-alr,o -
"DEAD HEAT ON
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THE LUXURIOUS
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THEATRI
~:=·~~-afler taking O\'e r · • shackled the Tri·
hitttn. The bi& left-
hander allowed but ooe hi t
in his S imings of shut-
out ball.
The Sea Kings j us t
couldn't get the breaks as
the )' out41it their oppone nts
5 to J. Speeds ter Doug
\lyers beat ou t 1 infie ld
hits to pace the Corona
hitters.
The Sea Kings wi 1l be
seekin11 th e ir firs t victor)
"'ith the ;.o;ewpor t game
today, Apri I 13.
So far this year very few
Estc.ncia athletes have
made it to the CIF compe-
tition. Three men did in
wrestling and one or two
did in cross country. None
of them made it to the
finals. r\)J some of the guys on
the team th ey wi II be cash-
ing in cn4 years of constant
work. Bob DeGrasse and
Ru ss Eri c kson have &II
b(.en in the tank since they
Key battle coming up
By Bruce Dixon Eagles with 2 flfst place
Coach Strain's Estancia finishes . Both of these are
uac k men are in eager an ti-
cipation of the c'oming battle
to be held on the Eagle cin-
ders next Thursday at 3:15
p.m.
The winne r of this mee t
wi II be th e League champion
in dual meet competition. It
is wi t h the gnal of vic tor)
over the Tars of :"o/ewport
1-larbor that the team has
been working o ut.
In re cent competition the
Eagles maintained their
supremacy by downing the
Barons of Fountain Valley
by a landslide score. Once
Les Bland led the
MOMI 0, aOCIINO CMol.ll tOOlS
• CHilD WlfH
new school records. In the
pole vaul t Les soared over
13'2" bu t it was not mea-
sured before the jump so it
did not counL lie just miss-
ed going over 13'7".
In the long Jump he set an
ur.di sputed new school re-
Ct>td by leaping out 21'8"
to set what is probably the
new re cord for League this
season.
Larry Yard continued his
rapid improvement in the
weiaht events as he put the
sho t out a very respectable
~5'1". Phil Jordan has fi-
nally s tarted to resain the
fonn that made him the sen-
sation of the Leaaue in his
debut. Ue finally aot up over
6' aaain for the second time
this season.
OPEN WEEKDAY S 6:45 • SUNDAYS 2:15
HOW SHOWING -ENDS TUESDAY , APRIL 18
In the lower weiaht di vi-
sion, March athlete of the
month Terry Schmitz set
more school records and
a lso won two individual
events as well as participant
in the relay.
Tom Veach was put down
10 the Cees to aive that
squad the depth they need ..
ed to take the Baron1. This
leaves the team in c lear
aailina for the Cee cham--
pionship as coach Strain
fouecs little or no trouble
throulhout the rest o( the
campalp.
Veac:h wu another triple
winner as he led the Cees
in the 100 and in the UO.
Hia time in the 100 was a
nlhy l0.3
In lhe Cea lon1 jump Mite
aawln ac t • new tc:bool
record bf alrelehina out fOf
a .. ry out.alMdiDI 1!r4".
-aliiO school rocor<la
... bouton by tho 3 ••do.
Stat .. s ) i <" lol f th<" Wf'St
( lot r e" of Titlr
I surane" Ru i)din~~: loc ated on
e northwe!l t cornrr of Eighth
and \lain St re,.hl, Santa Ana
Californill, all ri:rht, t ill~ 11nd
intf"rl'st eon'"'"Y" to and now held br it un<!er said o .... d of
Trust to the propNty !:lituated
in said County and Sta tr de-M'rib,..d M.'l :
That portion of l.ot A of Tract
:oi o. 919, in the City of s,...,_
pott llea<"h, cou nt y of Orang!',
!ltate of· California , 1u1 per
map record<"d in Book 29,
Patt"" 3 1, 32. 33 and 34 of \f i!!r ,.llant"ous \lttp!", in the
offic ,. of thc <"ounty rf'r md,.r
of !iaid rounty, more JMifticu-larly_described a" follow!!: n .. ,;inn in~ at a point in the
P<nuthwesterly lin,. of !!laid Lm
i\ said "'outhw,.st,.rly lin,.
b<'ing thr northea:!l tf'rly lin,. of
th.-Californ ia .Stall' ll iK~way
11,. !!ihown on !:l>lld map of Trart
\o. 9t9, 832.78 fel't north ·
~o>'e l!lit,.rly of th,. <~outhell.!ite rly
r orn,.r of !'a id Lot A !laid
832.78 feet bf'in(l: measured
along the said southwesterly
line of Lot A; thence oorth -
ellsterl y 11long a lin,. p!lrallel
to thl!' southeasterly line of
!laid Lot A 257.35 feet; then r.l!'
!!loutheal!lterly 11long a lin e
me•sured at rir;ht ant!Jies to
.!laid !IOuthea.!ltei'ly llnl!' of Lot
A, 4Q ,I2 f,.,.t : the nc,. north ·
ell!ltf'rly 11long a line ~rlll\1!'1 to the said aou th easterly lin,.
nf Lot A, 23.00 fee t; thenr l'
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me•sured at right ll n<'lt to
the said aoutheal!lte rly line of
Lot A, 49.13 if'et to the north·
Wf'!lte rly line of land dl!'scribrd
in a del!'d to Mildred W. flrow11,
a m1rried WOf!IID, recorded
M1rch 9, 1953 in Book 2466
Page ~4 of O'ffici•l Reeords;
thence north 39°43' 30" Eut
194.62 feet to therly comer
Mild red I'. "''""C• North soo ts• feet to the
of the
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!ol r.rib,.d in a df't'rl 1o \l ildrf'd BETTER FU11J RE
W. Brown, a married -,Jtoman : Opportunity to Learn
re cordrd March ?. 1?):'1 in I~SURANCE Book 2466 Pagl!' 584 of Offi-
cial Recorrl!ol ; thence alon§ P.refer married men 25-45.
said northw..,.!<l..rly lin<' :'\. 39 Begin a n/w caree r as a 43' 30" L, l9-U i2fe't to thf' moiSt north t"rly cornFY of "" id multiple I me agent; learn
la nd of Mildr .... rl ~. Brown , the business rart time;
thence N. 50 ° 15' 1 0" ~·.. keep your present job, 202.39 ff'et to th" north .. ·estN· linf' of th" ,.outhcasterlv Full time basis when
938 .78 h•f't; mf'asur,.d alon·~ qualified, with 12 months
thr nnrthl'usterly lin,. of ,.aid guaraQteed income. California !i'tat~ ll ijthwo~y r.f
,.:oirl Lot A. ,,,. ,l,.snib,.,J in Farmers Insurance Group
d••r,J to F'ro~nk S. l.ampf'rt , r••-t>hone: 542-6737 rQrdrd Sf'p1rmhn 30 1940 in
Bnok 1059, P11~t" .12~ of Offi-ROCK 'N ROLL &AND ci11l Rrror<l"<: thl'nl t' .<lon~t
S>tid 111 !101 nu•nti onf'•l northw•'"· WANTED
terl y linl!', S., 39 0 43' .10" llo'., ~"•• M~hJ•M !IIJot1 Doll•• '••lut 239,•13 f1•ct; thr oe•• Sou1h-M .. .! A Y • ..,,., M•n
eatttl'f_ly, in 11 diro·r·t I inc to W!lll11o To Moll• h l it
Mai d T HI)f: POl.\T OF IH> In Th• M..,•tc lnol..,tttp G!NN I~G. COM·TACT r MR . ltOalttU Thi~<~ O<"e tl of Tru s t is ~i\'1'11 ..,:. 673-5951 -
to !'f'Cure a portion of the pur-~.~~~~5!~~=~~~: ch11.>1f' price of th,. abo\'e d<••
,.rrib,.d prop,.rly* an1l is sub-
jeri 11nd ju nior to 11 De,.d of {ij l\0~ t' Tru.!lt, II!' per its t~rml'l, now
of re cord in favo r of We,.t ern
Lif,. lnsuranc .. Company, a
Minnuou corporation, W R IT I N G
.,.-ill hf' madt>, but FOR ,
I. SPEECH!$
2: BUSINESS REPORTS
3. CDLL._EGE THEMES
&. ASSIGNMENT$
~. ALL YDUR ••.
WRITING M.!DSI
"Material R•s•arch ••
If N•c•uary "
,.HONI• M •. ltOiaiMI
673-5951
every at
PhiJHan1en& Auoc:iates,
·131 E. ht, Santa Ana. WE
ElJY ror caah or sell on
oommiuiOft. 'oood tumilllre
aitd aniiquea. Call S47-
S~~ or evu, c:aJ I Mr.
IRRESISTIBLE - a l hour1.
4 mo. black Brussels Gri
fon. A toup, heatt.-ofeaold
ch'•acttr. EHk. ch. sire.
Come see him!
JORDAN'S PET SHOP
t732 E. Cout HW'Y., 613-2430
CORONA DO.. MAR
••BankAmericard
.. J o in your C D\t Chamber!
ANNOUNCING
Opening April 15
WHI TE'S PET SHOP,440E.
17th St., Costa t\-lesa. A
complete pet s hop and
a.roomin& salo n
wi lh Jordan •s Pet Shop,
COM. Ed & June White
IRISH SETTER pups.
Champion s tock. Gentle,
natwal comedians. Stud
o MISCELLANEOUS
SPOTS before your eyes
on your new c arpet -re·
move them with .Blue Lus ..
tre. Rent electric sham·
pooet s I . Crown Hardware,
3 107 E. Coast Hwy., Cora
ona del Mar.
FOR SALE: SOO.yds. newly
cleaned carpet, S2 per yd.
I 8\1 Elec. typewri
wi'de carri aae, S7 5 •
Winkle H&ld'ware, Costa
mower. Sl50.
67S.llJ6 .
Oriainal cost S31S.
most cars,. trucka,
Good workina order.
offer or money or?
o io.t. T$-POI tALl
S.K. SPEEDBOAT -Patti-
son Hull,17'6••. ~.,mplete•
ly riaied rm akiin1 ·Cad-
i llac: powered V4ive Cal
~ina riuint•· Cu.a &om
trailer. New conditiOL
PhOM
I OON il i!MP!(I\1 .1,
Wo!Jid y9u IIOt-IESTLY hke
to sa)' th is'~ If you n'S.ll)
mean it, send Sl to \1r.
Jansen, P.O. Box 5~a l,
Looa Beach, for particu-
lars. Yo u'll be glad you
did!
YOUNG COUPLE (teachers),
no childre n, will house-
s it and care for property
June 3 throu&h Sept. IS.
Excellent references. 6 71-
llil.
o MOVING & STORAGE
HARBOR TRANSFER
AND STORAGE
Agent for
WHEATON
VANLINES, INC.
H 8·7lll "' L1 8-9783
37SE.17th St.,Costa Mesa
oREAL ESTATE
SALE or TRADE: Malibu 3
bdrm., I J /4 baths, ocean
side of Hwy., ~~ acre,
fireplace, covered lanai,
BBQ, beautiful! N. B. P.O.
1361. S48-9798.
BY OWNER: Sell, or lease
with option &o buy, or trade
for beach property, lovely
custom-built, 6 years,
beamed and panelled, J
bedroom home in So. Pasa-
dena. 644·1063. ----
SAROAJN! 2 lou in Cypreu
! section Pacific View Me·
morial Park, COM. Retail
H20 each ••• SACRIFICE
$2SO ea. S48·1277 .
;~.SilVA liON WAHT!D
NEBD A WEEKEND SITTERT
OlUd cue in my home
from Pri.., na. 10 Sun.·
ailfu, · lePIIIable, tellon·
'ablo.67Hl10 pr S41-7197.
O.te: Aprll6. 1967
Title la .. reaee .. d 1'ratH co.,..,., •• .. ld Traalae,
"'El-.er W. Heiner, Aa~•lad Offfc.r
KNIC, 646-4~12. IJ-iiiJ1ilt<l.
eiCYcLOPBDIA-:--SET,
t~IS& .... IW.r A,nJ 11, 20, f7, INi
.. lk N...,., lo-~oolp •
• '
Yt'll'lted. Adult Of Jr. Set
or both. Also Chat Boob
of tbo Wutom World. ·~
S4t "''·
I
Letters to (Caa---ll lly dlo ...... • -ala
my poellioa. I hawe hi)' of ~I) 3 wotes. S.aalor
failed. Bu.t. lr inslead, 1 Bvereu Dirksen and Bury
bawe arouaed bul mae punt Ooktwaur aave at their
lo concem ower hi• c~Jid'• reaaoo r011 apprcwiq thia
curriC\llum, I am udtf\ed questionable ti-aaty, a .. s ...
~Eftf'OI!T HAIIIIOR EIIGII THUrnoAY, APRIL 13, 1967
RRST S£Cn011 --P CORO'IA OEL ~AR CALIF.
I
eaiE
Newport lltoch Ballloa
Balboa Island Costo Mew
Lido Isle -.. .... my lauar wa1 aot waa•d. crea" t.edentanclin& which
Siacorely, was made koown only to the
Mn, James Simak.it hiall and the ttaahty political
141 Molocly Lone eUie.
Coal& Mesa This po les 2 question s in
DICIDI IY IALLOT my mind. Fin t: What areat
Editor or the &•ian, aecret could pou ibly war•
occaaionally a city COW:. rant the treasonous act of
cil has an opponunhy to &i vin& iiTI'Ilunity to the s o-
ahow itt implicit confidence viet aovernmcnt aae nls who
in the jud~ment or the have a beady proved them-
people. Such a pri vileae ia selves unworthy of such
presented to lhe C ity Coun-truat? Second : Wh o wo uld
cil ol Newport Beach as i t be s tupid enouah to accept
now takes up 1the issue or any promi sc made by these
HOW to finance a proposed same civi li an merc enari es.
"new•• city hall and "new.. posins a s diplomats rcpre-
civic center. 1entins a country which is
Confidence may be shown fwnishina the imple ments
by callin1 for a aeneral of war· beina used aaainst
bond elec;tion. If the bondt our 9wn American men in
p.ass , the election will Vietnam?
serve the dual purpos e of The a pp are nt pe rversity
. . ilnd decadence of our lca-provaduaa public approval of dersh.i p in the Senate on
lhe proposal itseU as well both sides of the aisle is
as financi al authorization naus eous. It is evidently a
for fund ina lhe bia capital further fact that we credu-
outlay. tous kooks still think that
we have a representative
:tepublic; but, as 'Janett
Now is the time to "steal home"
GOT A FAMILY?
NEED A HOUSE?
Y• -·riiiiiiYI 1111 ....... -.I••IJ ua,•
LISTU TO TMIS:
Hear South Coas t Plaz a ! Just lik e new! 4-bed·
rooms! Family Room! 2 baths! Bu il t-ins! Dish·
washer! De luxe water softener! Bar-be-cue! Co-
vered Patio! Sprinklers! F ireplac e! Fenced!
UI,IOI liTH GOOD EXISTING FHA LOAM
Wells-McCardle Realtors
Reli able Service Since 1~43
18 10 Newport Ll ii-71H Costa Mesa
On the other hand, the ul-
tim ate in demonstrated lack
of confidence in its citi-
ze ns will be for the City
Council to make the deci·
sion solely by itself. Here
it wou ld substitute its own
opinion for the expre ss will
of the people. It would re-
sort to leaal hocus.pocus
such as a lease-back of
other que sti onable hybrid
approach, pwport.edl y de·
sianed to sidc:·step the
~~trote in "The Peoples Pot-lp;;;;;;;;
tagc" years ago, "the revo-m
' vote of the c itizens and
taxpayers .
When the facts are "in,"
the citizens of Newport
Beach can be counted on to
render sound judamen t. T his
has be en consistent ly pro--
ven.
The question now is whe-
ther or not the Newport
Beach City Coun ci l is wi ll·
ina to s ubmit its proposal
to the hot fi res uf public
discussion and the ballot
box.
Tupayers and c itizens
~ril the answer.
t-latvcy D. Pease
8albo1r hland1
~-"WE WANT VICTORY"
Edito r o f the E ns ian
"VICTORY IN VIETN A'l
INST EAD of DEFEAT" -
(VIVID)-is a newly formed
conmiuee of concerned
Ameri cans in Oranae Coun-
ty , whose aim is precise!)·
that of i ts name; i.e., we
want victory in Vietnam -
not defeaL
One of VIVID's princi p.al
and immediate pur poses is
to persuade the mayors and
ci ty councilmen o r th e var·
ious ci ties wi thin our coun-
ty to declare the wee k of
May twenty~inlh throu&h
June fourth SU PPORT OUR
SERVICEM EN week.
lution is over, it went by in
the night or de pression.
singins sonas o( h cedom."
Whether we sha ll ever act
it back is in my mi nd very
doubtful in vie w of the
apathy and self-indulgence
of the pre sent "gD",o boys"'
now toppins the daily rou-
ti ne. One thina is certain ,
\lt"e need a complete house·
cleanins and fumiaation 1n
Was hinston, D.C.
Bob Dugan,
Box 1038
Newport ~each , Calif.
VETO THE HIGH.RISE
Editor of th e Ensign :
The high-rise hernHnc
setting a quiet veto from
most of America's
women, from Hollywood Bou-
levard to the smallest to•~••-"
The)· are t.o be compl imen
for thei r common sense
4 Bedroom
"Plus" Homes
Corona del Mar
Bu ilt around on atri um .. PLUS"' HUGE LIVI NG
ROOM ..................... ... . ..... ...... ................ 548,500.
Panoramic Vi ew '"PLUS" HEATED POOL .... $ SOO. Hon~ .,d. ''PL.U$'' 25 x 25 Rumpus Room 52:500.
good taste. They've rc:si
pressure from certain
siif1efs and fashion wriiteocs
wh o .have for uvetatl ::;:~::: been plcadifta ·rar c•
"escalati on.' Wh at's fashionable •s 3 8/R Partial ocean vi ew....................... . .. $.t9,500.
decided by acu esses 2 B/R • Den................................ . ........ 48,500.
mod elswhowea. what thov'o ell 3 • Den + Yie'N ... ·························· ........ 6 2,500.
told for wha t they're paid.
Instead. styles ar c settled Bali Hai
by the rrce choice or .,~~!IIF•.1 ,,. numbe rs or individual wOmen sian 2 B 'R house •.. PURR-FECT!..only $24,
of c harm and beauty. E PROPERTIES ... LOTS. .. RENTALS
IJOX Y. fRAiil<l..lli
I R~Al.. TOR ' . 32!10 tnt Co1sl tti&fiWIY
Coron1 del Mar. C1liforni1
Phone: 67J.2222
3 B.R .. lY, BATHS. UNSURPASSE D VIEW
$69,500
COLESWOITHY & CO.
642-7777
NEXT TO SNACK SHO, JR.
NORTH TUSTIN
Lovely, custom-built 3 bedroom, 2 bath. Very
provi nci al design with heavy sholce raaf, re-
sown cedor siding, loads of alderwoad panel~rg,
etc. 36 ' heated pao l, Fully ovtomattc sp rin ~l er
system. 20 ' x 20' ARTIST'S STUDIO WITH
NORTH LIGHT. Owners are moving ond must
hove qui ck sale.Assvme $27,000 loan and mo~e
offer fo r th eir equ ity.
IIMTALCOII
Til LIND 14
PHONE 642·5111
1:an't Sed\ ll?
Trade .It'?
For Fas t ,\ction ,\:Results
•..:an
EXCHANGE SPEC IALISTS
DOYL E CO. 5~11-1168
270 E. 17th St., Costa \lesa
Phctne in Your Ord.r
f.r o S.bacriptio.:
Coli 673.0550
CALL
~l!lli'iu;? "· "" " ·
RENTING?
INVESTING?
ISLAU lEAL TY CO.
HARVEY D. PHS£
Ruliror -4pprai.ur
Pork • Bolboo hlo"d
673.1200
RALPH V. HINGER
REAL ESTATE BROKER
ot 673-9402 Do y oo E<e.
(not 674-9402 os prev•ously l•sred lost week)
Realtor THE "CHANNEL REEF" -APARTMENTS
In th is endeavor, th e
VIVID commi uee has peti·
ti ons avai lable for res idents
of these citie s to sian. The
peti tions simply and c learly
stat e:
"We hereby reques t the
week of May 21 to June 4 be
declared as SU PPORT OUR
SERVICEM EN week for
many reasons, no t the least
of which is 10 offs et any
and all bad effects of those
oraanizations within thi s
country who arc at this time
ai vina aid or comfort w the
enemy.••
The few extreme ones at-
tr act a ttenti on. If you me t
half a dozen circus clowns
in one day, you miah t wonde r
if they we re takina over, the
same way. Psycholoai sts ex-
plain their way-out behavior:
exhibi tionists, a few "look
how-darina·we-are"' a dol c s-
cents ; some who feel inferior
and make a cheap but plain-
tive ''plcase-notice~c ·•
plea. Th e very fat and very
l~an sometime s s how ~PI in
h11h water fashions. And
of course. protHitutes.
Along wi th the wei rd ones
are some innocent-but-i&nor-
ant girls who lack husbands
or fathers who will C'llplain
642·6472
•••. 673·3468
17J) W. Coa1t Hiwoy
H•wport l•ach
2525 ~ Blvd. -Corona del ,\lar -Califorma
Loc. on Main Channel Newport HJ:-bor Entrance
The VIVID conrni ttee
to them a fact of life: that
above-the-knee skirh when 1--=
seated make it physically
impossible to make a public
appear ancc as a lady. con-·
trar y t o t he cart oons,
most men r esent bei na i Q·
vo l untar i ly subj e ct ed t o
in timate exposur e. They lend
"to pity or despi1e lh e few
who don't kn ow or don't care
in the space aae what it
takes to be a lady. The m~
tives of men fashion de si an· B.R. -21,1 ba th s,
cts invo lved ar e open to room, family
ques tion. patio, I
-IUY--LEASE-
$41,511 •• UP SUD and UP
BOAT SLIPS AVAILABLE TO RESIDENTS
Res. of The Q\annel Reef enjoy w~ter iront view and con\'enience ,,f
moo rina thei r boat at the froo t door. (Also a carefree li ving b} e l11n1·
nstina th e burdensome responsibilities or rnain ta1n 1ng a larae hr•rncl
There arc many advan taae s of livint~ here a t O.anncl Ree f Ar L
A select number of 2 Bednns.-l bath Apt. Available.
WE INVITE YOU TO SEE OUR FURN ISHED MODELS.
FOR ANY FURTHER INFORMATION
""-673-1788 ASK FOR HERMAN TROTT
A HUMDINGER
A._.um e large $19,800 -51l% F.H.A. loon with
unl y I O'tt down.
o EASTSIDE NEAR TUSTIN AVE.
• r:USTDM BUILT
• BEAUTIFUL PANELED LIV ING ROOM
o 111/GE Flf1EPLAC.F.
• PA i'IE I.F.D DINING AREA
• IIA I1D WOOD FI.OOHS
• GEN~I~E L.4TII AND PLA STER
o FOULED AIH HEAT
• EI.Et:THIC Bl:II .T·I~S
o I '• HATI I. ~ SHOWEHS
o r: IHPETS AI\1111H ·I I'ES
• llDt;BI.£ G..IHAGE 0~ AI. I. F.\'
o I .A II'.~ SPHI ~K I.En S
o I LL Ti ll S FOH ON LY S~3.950 with payments
o f only $1 65 per rnonth. CALl. \!OW
CUSTOM-CUSTOM
\n hrulf's! to·p:nodness o riginal. A real CALI FOR-
\1,\ 0 1'1'000 1\ LI\'I ~G IIOME. l' shaped with a
virw of th•· bPautiftd landscaped )llrd from e \'e ry
worn in tht->h uuse. Lar~e liv i n~ room with massive
fin·pla("•·· Three s parinus bedrooms \\ith separa te
''i n ~ fur i!'l-lf"S t -mother·ill ·la'ft' or teen-agers.
h 1rmal dininK rovm , jl3rdt•n , patitt, kitc ht'n with
hudt -in lt\••n & ranRe, refrJIC e ratur & dishwasher.
I.Of:\TEil l\ 1-:.\CE I.I.f;\'l I 'I'PEH IH\ llESI·
IJE\TI \I. \EIGII BOI\IIOOIJ. Po iced tu sell
ro'adll' aJ t)n h S:l7, 950. Su bmt t term.s.
Evu . 6-itl-4579 or 64-1050
M.M.la
"Y ... ·u Lib o.. r.; ... u, s.noKc"
tJ0 I. 17tlto If. ~ UUSSSI C.. -
(I autM ill L 17tlt lt. JhsJU 1,. C•Mr1
h•i•t• Call 644579 Of 6«.-1050
I.====
.. '
--.
SITUATED DH TEN ACRlS
SPACIOUS I I. 1 llDIM. t.PAI.TMINT$
-, "'''l•' PROM .,." • Priv.ate P.abOS e-Fftpzaces e POOLS e 18 Hole Putting Grf!en
• Regulation Tennis
e Separate Family Section
• Adj. to Schools &: Playground
900 S.. Lane, CdM
Mc:Arthyr nNr CNtt Hwy .
CORONA DEL MA~ 17141 673.344$
SEMPLE
REAL ESTATE
BELONG TO TME 'HORSEY' SET?
~e hove your ron chi to ... 1 118 acres wi th
near-n ew 4 BR home, carro lls, fully fenc ed ,
room for pool , pleasant neighborhood. Su -
burban liv•ng ot its best! Col i Us! S45,000
BEST BUY ••• ULlOA ISLAND BAYFIIOU!
Th1s I S o one·owner home! 3 BR, fam ily
room, BI G, btg living room. On on R-2 lot
WI th room to odd. Superb condi lion and
FULLY FURNISHED . ;ncl ud ing Co lo • TV.
Mognrf•c ent VI EW ofmo•n channel from bo th
le vels. P lease coli for appo1n tment to s ee.
Sl\4,000
CAMEO HIGHLANDS
Charming Gorden ond Sea vi ew plus gro-
crous 3 BR ond 3 Bo th home. Both Dining
and Fom.ly Rooms. Priva te Beaches. E x·
cefl ent F 1noncing. Ready to Occupy NOW!
... Reduced to S4 1,000
SEMPLE REAL ESTATE 67 5-2101
2515 E. C.ast
wants to shout loud and
c lear to our boys in Vietnam
that we SUPPORT OUR
SERVI CEMEN. We lhink
they not only want 10 know
of our support but also
want to hear about that
tupporL Thoutands of other
c itizens within · Oranae
County believe th is too .
American women's choice 111neoou'a &r. filtered
to stop the ri se is sianifi· diving board.
cant. Hiatory ahows you can well decorated, ..
measure a nation's strenath decorators dream hom
by the principles of ita fc-pan oramic
males. Look. at Britain 1nd the coaatJ ine and
Call in Your Want Ad
to tiM Ensip
673.0550
.ap & .tacb REALTY. INC.
2407 E. COAST HWY. CORONA DEL MAR
If you would like to help
in our errorta 1o show our
support &o our aorvicemen.
pleau feel free &o contact
France, once JJeat, now Ideal home for
noted for nolhina much but ·ly li vinaand cleaant
unkempt hair s tyles and shod entert.ainina.
s kirts. pri ced at
J. F. Coppedae mo.
Y oura truly.
Richard E. Woodin
Chairman
1552 Miromu, Ap~ I
Balboo
176SO Devonshire SL
NorthridJC, Calir.
GIRL SCOUTS PUll
ltOIIA _. IIMIPIT
SICRIT TRIATY? Oirl Scoula ol N..,porl'
To tht Edit« & .. ell Troop 44 atldded
In recut yean tbete hu Monday e...Ua .. • Cily
been coa•ldetable coatto-Coulfcil mMdn1 to ennouace
••sy about wbethtt thlte ,their Kor"" buii..,..CIIM
eliut a 1ecre1 JO're1'1111111'ftt brmra(iL The event will bl
wllidl opor....S boltiotl lito hold (,... 5:30 10 7:)0 P.IL
tceaes wil-.a tll:lq die -r-•r, May 16. •• ..,
Nil at eM cltiin• i•o Nft'POit 54;ool cateleria
co.aiderad•. lo ni•• IDOIIIY ao '-1 ·~
o.iq IM ... -diKU• piiM 10 IIIII ..,1 __
tiOM ooeceni.. tM c_. worken ha IC.orH eM '-lid ••lot Tr-juto,....otl • itci&M.
·~p.,"f'.: IJfOen ~ •••• *.
Bea& Irvine. T•ace IO"<
caUon •. ) aa ...
rooat. Hooil~pool.
l**llandte.,iaa. N•• cup.u.,:.
.... ood .. 114,500. ;;..:;_-
:laii'WIAUDO,
MIWOIT
LIDO ISLE SPECIAL
AR E YOU SPACE CON·
SCIOUS? This is luae
enouah &o accommodate
tho most active f~m ily. 3
810 bedrooms, 2 baths,
1ar~au ror 3 can. HUGE
eneloscd patio. Needs re--
deooratinJ. 1 S feet on
attcets It frotH and rear
of propet()'. Priced at
$69,SOO.OO -II be a1 tenns •
Call 67HOOO fot appoint-
menL
ltAL '" P, MASICIY • ltht.
J411 ........ 11•4.. N.L
c.11 1o Y-w-.,. ...........
671.o550
'
COifOITAIU
~ bdnn . Colonial
on 2 full lots·
j ust one block to
beach . S65,000 .
Submi t offers.
Eves: 548·8868
675-3000
LAID YAllll
Older 2 bedroom
home on double
lot . Located among
S40,000 to SSO,OOO
homes . Full~p~r1!1~ce~ S27 ,950. Onl
down . Evu :
•
lllltltll.lll
$54,500 . 4 Mol~·-3 Mtlll
Larc,.. 1 hfng l'o. tnd f•fly
dfnlna ro.. COs tall lu11 t
673-0554
/ I '
4 FACE CONTEST AT POLLS
(Continued rrom paae n• Franklin decided be would Wi&h lhe IWiified ana u
lake next year· why and like 10 urve on lhe Nowpor&-lar" •d ovtrltPIJna •• it
where doubl• ,: .. ion• •·ill Men Unified diuric t boud. it, Mr. Franklin reela that
be aecaaaary ir 1 bond He I~ a competin1 candt-hit pett clvt c duli.oa have
election laila ud 1 '-Uor date 1n Truatee Area 6. won aupport and fnendahi p
uae o1 &be McNally achool Mr. Ftankllnia an attornoy,"thait aro needed LO aaln con·
PoJidcally, ho ia 1 con: au.oelated with hia falher, fidonco and aupport for lie
l'etvative, and ia a member Sohm H. f ranklin, tince ~atd.. . "
of Che John Bireh Society. n~7. He ~a· been • local I With .~ participate,
He ia &he leadot or a local !OIIdont tlnce U4S and or. he at. ted, In tho dev~lop
JBS Chapter or about 20 II a paduate or Nowpon ment or a aood educall o.na l
mombora llarbor Hiah School. He v.as prosram for \he COITillun uy.
• AniENA SIMAKIS a~aduated Map!a'cum Laude by improvin&communications
Ahhou'ah t he baa never wath • BA dcaree from beh~een achool . a.nd com-
•-'d bl . offi Ath Pcxnona Colleae and was mumty, reoraanu:ana the ~~~•~ pu 1c 1ce, ena 1 d Ph. 8 · K ·ddl h 1 d ·
S. •. d .d d . e ecte to 1 ett appa. rru e sc oo , an meeuna .'.rna••• dec• e 1 "d waa tie aerved in ac ti ve duty as the problem11 or increued bme to o 10 n or er t9 2 d L. · th · 11 " r.~ 1 h bell 1 bo n 1eutenant m e m-enro mont. a.,.t or .er e 1 . a ut ranuy in the Korean war and
the neceu1 ty for curnculum later was t moted 10 the XEEMAGEfiS PfiOT~ST
chanaca and budaet parlna. ank o r a ~·0 'YIIGIMIA WOOLF' RULE
She is a candidate in Trus-r c p ln . Teenaaers oomplainin&
tee Atea 6. tie is past president of that they can't go to the
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HONORA RY MEME.ERSHIP was bestowed
upon Agnes Bl omqu ist, pres ident of New·
port Balboa Savings and L oan Assn ., at
the April 1 dinner me eting of the So rop-
timist 'Club of Newport Ha rbo r. Pictured
here at the presentation ceremon y are,
from left, Muri el Morse, pre sident·elect
oftheSoroptimist Federation of the Ameri·
cas ; M is~ Bl omqu ist; Do rothy Haughey,
presi dent of the Soroptimist Club, and
Dorothy Jo Swan son, mistress of cere-
monies fo r the1 event (Terry Bo ris photo.)
Partly a houtewife and lhc: Cotta Mesa Chamber of Port Theatre in Corona del
partly 1 airl-Friday in her CoiTillerce; past pres·ident of Mar paraded sians of protest
husband's n..anufac turina the Ki wanis Club and for-Friday an d Saturday niahts.
tusineu. Mrs, Simakis mer Kiwanian of the ye ar; "Whose a fraid o f Virainia
plans to act information past president of United Wool('?" is showin g there,
about the v.ay the schools FuOO; member of the Amer-and the theatre rule is that
conduct claues and buai-ican Le&ion and is preti· no one under 18 v.·ill be arJ..
ness. to pau it alona to lh,$ dent cl lhe Vo lunteer mitted unl ess accompanied
JENALEE AN 0 BILL McARTHY, of 715 Vf. 20th SL,
Costa Mesa, are the new man agers of the Jordan s' Pet
Shop In Corona del Mar. They form erly served as gen·
eral managers for Rick Cashoudlan, one of the leading
professional handlers in the nation. Bill Is holdir.g
little "Oino," a ~mon th"'()ld Brussels Griffon, lEn·
si gn photo.) '
Celebrities are coming CATHY CHILDRESS IS QUEEN public and then 1taad s u on1 Bureau of Newport Beach." by~ parcnL
Cathe Otildreu. dauahter
of Mr. and Mn. John T.
Chi ldren of 210 Topaz
Ave,, Balboa Is land, has
been •elected B67 Poly
Vue Queen at California
State Polytechnic Colleae ,
Pomona.
She waa chosen from S
finaliatt to represent Ca l
Poly at the 2Slh annual
Poly Vue open house," Poly
on reVue."
The 11-yearo()ld sophomore
pftyaical education major
is a member of the Poly
chapter of the California
Auociation for Health,
Phyaical Education and Re-
creation. She plans to teach
hiah school phys ical edu-
cation for a while, then ao
into hiah school administra-
tion.
She also wants to travel
Cath• Chil dr•ss
and get manied and raue
a famil y. She is engaged to
Teacher takes bride
Gur ~ uf B<~.ton Rous e, La.
She is a graduate of South-
eastern Louis iana College
and has been doing gradu-
ate work a t Lona Beach
Stat e.
Estancia Hiah School tea-
cher Robert C. S:ms ster and
his bride, the former Kath-
leen Ann McGurk, have re-
tumed from a honeymoon in
Acapulco and Mexico Ci ty
fo11ow ina their weddina at
"-Joachim's Catholic
Church in Cos ta Mesa.
The p oom is the son of
MI. and. Mu. WitHam C.
Sanaster of Balboa. ti e was
Tho bride is the daua hter araduated from USC and
has done graduate wo rk at
of Mr. and Mrs. M.S .. \1c -Lona Beach State.
Birthday for Night Owls
To celebrate the 11th
birthday of the "Hoot 'n
Holler" Roost, K. F. I.
Nilht Owls of ~ewpor t
Beach, Dolly Stewert,
president and publi city
ch&innan, has planned a
apecial pro aram for thi s
Sunday afternoon, Apn l 16.
Donald Carr of Costa
\ie u, coll ector of antique
music boxes, will be the
auest speaker when the
Ni ah t Owl s and fr1ends con-
vene at the Sen1 or C1uzen's
Recreauon Center, 15th SL
and Irvine Ave; Cli HHaven,
at 2 p.m. Several o f the an ·
tiques w1l l be on display.
This is the month of the
"sprin1 hat parade" and all
attending are asked to parti-
cipate by wearing a self·
decorated creation. Prize s
will be awarded for diff·
erent classi fi cations.
COUNTY SPELLING BEE
Thirty-fiv e school s m
Orange County ha ve si gned
up fo r the ~th annu al county
spelling bee to be spon·
sored by the Abrah am L1n·
coin School in Corona del
\tar on \lay II. The compet1·
ti on 1s li mited to 1nterme-
d1att' s chool s oi elementary
!!o Chools w1th 7 th and 8th
gradt' cl as st's.
Punc1pal Werner Carl!!o on
of L1nculn School ann nu nces
that the e\'ent w1 1l gt't un der
wa y at 7:30 p.m.
Pete Drino, 20-yearo()Jd
phy s ical education major.
He is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Lewis Orino of Covina,
The new QUeen was born
in Los Anaeles . She and her
puenta lived on Balbo a Ia ·
land for the past 6 yean.
Her father is vice-principa l
of Li ncoln liiah School in
Los Anaelu.
Thi s summe r Cathe in-
Lends to be a swimming in -
'structor and tour Mexico
with her parents.
She is a 1 '*'S araduate of
Corona del Mar Hi ah School,
where she was active as 1
sons leader, member of the
Spaniah honorary society,
and she was homecomina
Queen in her senior year.
She also has attended
Schoo ls in Orleans, France,
and in Stuuaart, Germany.
They search
for talent
\1orr i \k>l ho, publicity
chairman, announces that
the annual search for talent
con test.. s ponsored by the
Exchan&e C\ub or Newport
Hatbot, wHI be h eld in the
L1ttle Theater at Coron a del
\tar Hiah School on Friday
c:venina, May 5.
for rhe public's wishes.
Very dis tte ased about the
course , ., Parent and fa mily
life educ ation," as it was
presented at the Woodland
school early in th e year,
Mrs. Simakis says, "If I
can be convinced th at the
ute of a course such a s thit
will prevent mo ral dec ay ,
the n I will support it, But
education ' such as thia
should be &in at hiJh school
and then only to seareaated
clas!les."
She has been a resident
fot 10 years in Oranae
Coonty, 5 years in Cotta
Meaa.Sh-: attended Huntina-
t.on Beach and Redlands
schools and majored in
education and socioloay at
the L;niversity of Redlands.
She has been ac tive in the
Woodland and Kai ser PTA's,
with the Un i veni ty of
Redland's Alumni Assn.
and the Paul Bunyan school
for men ta lly retarded.
Mrs. Simakis, mo ther o f 5
children, 4 in school, i!l
concern ed wi lh par in& the
budget, especially "in re·
aard to salarie!l, various
costs and the utilization of
funds ...
"I believe in mo re local
cOnuot arid more local re-
sponsi bility," the uid.
"State and federal inter-
vention results in laraer
uni fi ed districts, hiaher
costa and lou of local con•
trol,
Conte~tants must be en-
tered in Newport Beach or
Costa \1esa schools -pu~
lie, parochial, or private -
and only elementary, jun ior
hiah ,or hi ah s chool students
will be eli aible. Partici·
pants muat ei ther sin a,
dance, or pl ay musical in·
struments.
• SEUM (BJD) FRA'IKUS
So challena ina and inter-
estina was the work u trua-
tee for the Newpo rt Harbor
Union Hiah School Dia-
trict that Selim S. (Bud)
Trustee get salary plans
Teachen pre s ented a
coun ter proposal to their
l'i rst request. with a start·
mg salary of 55,900, to a
max1mum of .SI 1,954, and a
doubl e 1r.crement for n eAt
Four altemativeli to the
fi r&t waae increase plan
asked by teachen and ado-
min i sttatora were offered to
the: Newport-Men rUnifi ed
trustees Tuesday evenina at year.
The illtemauves v.il\ be Lthe Costa \iesa Hiah School
. d ·' th 1 yceum. cons1 ereu at e re1u ar D L 1 d N . r. e an 1 ewcomer re-&ard meellna at 7 :30 p.m. d d r .d . Tuesday, April 18, at the comm en e . ~_>t cons1 erauon
Co sta Mes a Hiah School Ly· a salary m.lnlmum o r $6,050
ceum. and a muur.um of 512,181.
"Apply Business Logic
To Business Problems"
VOTE APRIL 18
Trustee Area Three
!CHARLES F. COLESWORTHY, Realtor
Vote
For
X
CANDIDATE NEWPORT·MESA UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT
"As a result of unification every parent is COJl'Cerned
with the present quality of education."
"Taxpayers are bewildered by the spiraling cost of
education and are rebelling at the pol·ls."
"Through prudence, the schools must regain the lost
confidence and faith of the people."
"SENATO R" Ma ry Tosti, "Assemblyman" Emmett
Raitt, and "Senator" Margo Weed, left to right, go
O'lftr Pirliament.ary procedures for the Orill~e Coast
YMCA's Tr i·County Youth and Government program
se t fo r April 14, 15, lb at Santa Barba ra. This pro--
gram of commi ttee and legis lati 11e actions witt give
the young boys and girls the power of veto and the
right to pass bills in a mod s tate l egislature. Ser·
ving a s advisors wilt be Mrs. Al ice Fox, Costa Mesa,
women's and girl 's program dire ctor; Ge rald Sanders,
Hunting ton Beach, youth program secretary, and Mis s
Vick i Griff ith and Miss Barbara l(limiewicz from the
By Polly Hutchins del Mar;Mrt.J. Sc:ott Thomp...
At the fre sh and charmina son, Beacon Bay; Mn. Pay
home of \1rs. Thom u C. Brown and Mn. Georae
Dyer of Bay Shores. a aala Newton o r Balboa Ia land·
pre..party will be h~d on Mrs . Jack Zaremba and Mn.'
Apri l 18, juu before the Jo seph Pike o( Wettcliff • celebrities luncheon. and Mrs, Ma zae Wilkin• of
Friends from all points in a The Bluffs,
wide radius are eaaerly Completina the aroop uo
anticipating th is special neiahbort 11 well u friends
happening, from Bay Shores: Mmes. wit-
The garden !lettina will li am T. Armsttona, Richard
have pots and pots of pink D. Davit, W, Deane Ouraan,
and whi te daisies, and the Jack Grant, Weatrick Nor ..
eye--catchin1 note of s prina ris, Roy Gillies and Louit
will be the seven foot an· E. Libby
tique birdca1e filled wi th
live doves out on the lawn.
nei;t the refreshment table.
\!rs. oyer, justly famous
for her interior desians , will
surprise her friends wi th an
extta goodie on the dinin1
table. A reaency potpourri
of French silk roses in
thades of pink to cyclamen,
accented b)' whispers of
baby breath, ananged in a
magnificent !li lver and crys-
tal antiQue eper1ne.
Freeway---
<continued from p111e I)
be moved to an inlan'd
ali lflmc:nt which Hiihway
Enaineer J11per Womack
had recorruner,ded 11 cheaper,
shorter and better,
"I have vo ted ne"·er to
sign an aareerrcnt for a
coastal route," he said.
"l rind it hard to believe
any aroup would encowaac
me to chanae my vote. I
wou\~ be a traitor to my
distri ct, where homes would
ao down the drain if your
aroup insiats on havina the
oou\1.1 freeway, I rduae 1.0
bo bou&hL My vota ii not
for ulel•
Friends from out or town
are: ~n. Jac k Albade from
San \1arino; \lrs. Harrison
Harkins from Pasadena;
\lrs, G. BeMett Larson, Bel
Ai r; Mn. Fredericka Boone
Huaaty, Bnorly Htlh. Mn.
Oyer's sis ter, Mrs, Kevin
Costello, from Tustin will
be brinaina; wi th her from Later he stated, "Maybe we can &et rid of the con-
that area, \!rs. Huah Jones, founded freeway. I know
\tn . David \leaaiaon and someone who believes i t
\ln. Richard Weber.
And locally, another 111 _. ahould 10 mland of the Back
Bay trerenina to the ter, \In, Benjamin Maalionc Enti P\'1 editorial atand),
of Newport, as we 11 II Mu. and Bob Badham lhinkt 10
Larry Whitesides of Lido; too. Maybe that'a not auch
\olrs. ..
Do you want a CUT in taxes?
OOL VOTE
liMA (ATIIBIA) .._IS
~OR
A
CHANGE
TINA SIMAKIS, MOTHER OF 5, WILL NOT ONLY
WORK TO PREVEN T HIGHER TAXES
but also to lower them
"Wa n••cl TAX DOLLAR
ECONOMY wltlo SOUND
BASIC !DUCATIOM PLUS
lott• PARI!NT·SOtOOL
WHIRl YOUR
TU.DOLLAI GillS
VOTE SIMAKIS Tuesday,April JB
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Ll"do l01,.10n Pa111•la Ann P•w
1949 THE GOL DEN SANDALS we•e an exaCI fit, and thus Pa-
mela Ann Pew, 5, of 428 Na rcissus Ave., Corona de l Mar,
was chosen as "Cinderella" in the contest conducted in 194q by
Larry Anthony Mod le a of Anthony's Shoe Service in Corona del
Mar. Pa mela won over 81 other contestants. Her princesses were
Linda Bor11e.son, 8, of 705 Acacia Ave.; Gall Anderson, 5, of 3oq
1960. 'DR. DAVID NIELS EN, plctu"d al lelt, was
named man of th e year fo r 1q5q at th e annual
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AFS student tells of escape
1, Owts T .. •••••• COIM'Iunlfll, Molt people tis~ bacaute you IIM't truat
Ali eae~.p~, from East Berlin don'tlike the Cotnn'a&ftilll. what l.hey uy,
lftd the threat ot conwnunhm "Eventually there will be "Th• wont lhina the Uai·
chanaed the childhood or peace neaotiatiool with &he ted Stat.e could do now
Christoph Schuria. one of Viet Cona;• he predicted, woul d be to wltl.aw ha
Corona del Mar'• 3 American "I hope the United States u oopt 1ft a•nal
Field Servi ce atudentl. know• how tu RIJOtiate wir.h I 11111 Uehe4
The escape took place in them. It's not co Sr.a&u' poUoy,''
1958 , before the Berlin wall
wu built. The trip luted
only .. 10 or 15 minu.tea."
'-'''-'"·I .. We w"at to Eut B~rlin by
uain," Chris explained,
''We wanted to ao on to the
sea Cor our vacation. But on
the wa.y to the coast we a top-
ped in Eut Berlin, and took
the aubway to Wcat Berlin
and left it there."
Chri1 p.ve his family'a
reuons for ctcapina to West
Berlin. "In Eut Germany
we bad no peuonal freedom .
You had to do what lhe par-
ty wanted you to do. My
father had a private pharmacy
and the aovemment wanted
to confiscate his property,"
If we had slayed in Eut
Gennany, Christoph's ralher
would pouibly have been
anested and put in jail.
Poppy Ave., ,and Susan Margaret Evans, 6, ot 1017 Coa st Hwy.,
also pi ctured above. Other near·winne rs were Char len e Mather , 4 ,
of 327 Mar igold Ave ., and Gay An n Ma cGillivray, 5, of lblO First
Ave ., runners-up, and Susan Harshbarger , b, of 433 Acac ia Ave.,
a princess. (Photos by Howard Folsom from the June 30, 1q4q,
In Eut Germany the Schu-
ria childzen wouldn't have
been able lO attend a hi ah
school or a university just
because Christoph's father
owned a pharmacy.
The only belon aina s the
Schuris• saved were one
suitcase, several little
wicker pu.nes, a carefully-
hidden 11 ,000 and the clo-
issue of the~~~
-=-
thes they wore.
When uked about the com-
munists, Chris tep\ied, "1
don't like them, but I don't
bate them. Only a few
people in East Germany are
L!GAL MOTIC!
CERTIFICATE Of Bt:Sl~ESS
Flc:ti tlou F'inn S&tne
THE t~D ERSIC~ ED doe•
bereby cenify tb l t be i1 coa•
dactia1 1 Servk e St•tioa bu•i-
aeu 11 3636 [, (out Hl s:h-
wey, Coroa• de l M1r, C•ll for-
ai• 92625, uader the f!c tl tiool
Hrm 11me of 'lh!t'• Richfie ld
Service Stu ioa I.Dd th 1t 11id
fi nn I• compoeed of the fo llow•
la1 pereoa whole Pl me Ia lull
e d pl ace of ruld111.ce •re 11
follow1, to-witt
1'1lter Lee Tun~er, 122 Me r•
rim •c, Apt. D, .-.aahelm, C•ll•
fora!•.
111TI ESS my bed thl• 20 th
day of M1rcb, 1967.
Newport Ha rbor Chambe 1 of Comme rce , was the spe aker
at last weeo('s meet ing of the Balboa Bay L ions Club,
and the re sult was a new member on the Chamber r os~
teL ML Barnett is handing a memoersh1P rece ipt to r the
Balboa Bay L ions to club presldent Bob Gtensted .
S.F. artists featured
The nellt exh ibi tion to be
pre sente d by th e Fin e Ans
patrons of :-.:ewpott Harb01
will be "Wally Hedrick and
Sam Tchakah an :·
Th e works of these two
San Francisco art1sts will
be see n from \lay 3 th rou ah
June ll in th e Fine Ans
Patrons Gall er} loc ated 10
th e Balboa Pavilion, ~UJ
\la1n St., Balboa. Ga ller)
hours are Wednesda} s th rou vh
Sundays, I to S p.m.
exhibition, oraan ued by Mn.
Philip Gold, provides lh e
Southern Californi a v1ewer
w1th an opportunLt)' to see
some or the work that is
comina ou t of Sorth em Cali-
fornia. ThiS sho w will con-
clude the Fine Art•
Pau ons seuon and the Gal·
let} will be d ark throuahout
th e summer .
HOME JOBS OFFERED
IY VOLUNTEER BUREAU
The Volunteer Bureau has
JObs fo r hou se~bound people
wrlh time on th en hands.
If--:.~~', mtttlni....n__~ .. ! .. ~ ... }n JanUary , 1%0, by the Newport
Chamber Of '"Commerce. The presentation of the
was mlde by Di ck Richard, past re ci pient of
i956 AL JOH NS, L os Aligeles publ l cf elatlon'ScOf'lsul tant,appeared startl-
ed at the amoun t of ba ckground lntorm,atlon he had to go througn in a
hurry as he took over the job of publici zi ng the N~wpor t Beach Golden Ju bi·
l ee cel ebra tion in l q56, observing ttl~ half-century an nl ~ers ary of th~ ci ty.
Pi ctu red with Mr. John s: Roy Maypo l e, at l eft. head of the pu blicity commi t·
tee of theN ewport Harbor Chamber of Comm erce, and Hay Langenheim, ex e-
cutl'lesecre tary of the Chambe r.(Ensign photo from the July 26, l qSb, i ssu e.)
fi •lter L. Turaer
STATE OF C ALIFOR~IA 11 cm:~n or ORA.."CE •
OS THIS 20th day of Merclt.,
1961, M.a.• -· a N•LI.rJ P&Ue la •• '-••l4 •-•'7'
•d ltlt e, re1ldia1 l.berelD,
·duly C:OIMI I-ioaed Ui d IW01'11,
per.aa.Jiy 1ppeared 11i1her
L. Turwer lulowa to me 1.0 be
the pe,..oa wha-e aeme i1
~tuh•c:ri bed to the wlthi11 i..D.~
ltrumeat, .. d lclulowled11ed
1.0 me thlt he er~cuted the
lim~.
'A'a lly Hedrick ts a natl\'e
Cahfom1an, no .... teachtng at
the San Francisco Art ln-
suwte. He has had many
one-man e xhi bitions in :\"or-
them Califomi'-and hu CJ.•
U'"te4 o.etion!U\.v \• ~
shows , includina "Si.•teen
Amen cans" at the \tu Jeum
\lodern An an Sew York.
Vo\unteen ue needed for
PlC\\tnin&\-y \.a\~e .......
"'i e..,• to prot'"'ethe. fMt.t
parents. Simply fill out card
of the in formation provided
b} peopl e 1ntereu ed rn ma.k-
rna homes fo r homeless chil-
dren. nPIS IS or hand ad#
drenrna are always nee ded,
the honor. Dr. Nielsen was given re cognition tor per~
forming 1,400 electro~cardi og rams on Harbor High
Schoo l students, detecting se veral previous ly unknown
heart cases. (Ensi gn photo from the Feb. 4, 19b0, i s-
sue.) /
1954 DIANE GILBER T as lhe beau tifu l bul not so
dumb Billie Dawn and Geor ge Lew1s as her
j unk man millionaire, Harry Broc k, were the stars of
"Born yesterday ," the New port Ha rbor Communi ty
Players productioo pre Sented Apri l 22, 23 and 24,
1q54, at the Ora nge Coast Co llege aud itorium . {1 . Mull
photo from the Apr il 8, 1q54 , issue of the Ensign.)
J9f9 THI!: TRAVELLING DOLLAR thot stayed ol l!ome reore·
sented the "shop at home" proJect of the Corono del Ma•
Business Assn. In 194q, The long striP of paper attached to the
dollar bill listed the names-of-the merchants who used the dollar
to moke loco I purchoses, ond olso the nomts of the local shops
wtoert the purchases were mode. The merchants who helped lhe
dollor spend Its woy from shot> to 5hot> Included , from lefl : Floyd
Culblrth .f Cout Super Mork<t, Fred Sloclolord of tht Potlo Shop,
1951 PROCEE DS of the annual Gi •l Seoul cook ie
sale were being checked out by Mrs. Everett
Nun an , newly el ected Girl Scout commissioner tor the
Harbor Area, and her daughte1s, Mariner scouts Joan,
at left, an d Jane, in this 1q51 photo. The annua l event
raised funds lor establ i shing a permanent camp site.
(Howard Folsom pho to from the Feb. 15, 1q51, issue of
the Ensign.)
Gail Butler of the Super Mlrket meat dtPirtmtnt, Frank Junk i n~
of Crown Hardware , St11nley Smith of Sldlelr and Sm ith , Conr1d
Hldy of Hidy's Pet Supplies, CNrles Sutherland of Sutherland's 5
&.....10, MOf'lica Smith of Petite Ville , PeQQY Weber ot Pastry Bar ,
Jlft\ Solfller of Candy Schooner, John Sadle lr ol Sadie!. and Sm i th,~-1
1nd president of the Business Assn., lnd Ru ssell Hampton of
Hampton's Pharmacy. (Walter Gertlardt photo hom the March 10,
l'l<lq, issue of tile En>lgn.l
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WTn ESS my h ~t~d ~t~d offi•
cia ] au],
Jeule R. Hill
~Qt ary Publi c ia and fo r u id
Couaty .. d Stat e,
My Comrn ia1ioo u pi ru Oct,
24, 1970
P ob li1h: Mar ch 23, 30, Apn l
6, 13, 1967 ..
Sa.'Tl Tchakalian, bom m
Shanahai, Ch1na, came to
Sa n Franc1sco at the age of
U. He spent many } ears
teachana 1n hi ah school s and
colleaes, 1ncludina Ca lifor-
nia State Col lese in Los An ~
aeles and the San Fran cuco
Art Jnstn ute. He is now
teach in a part t1me on th e pro·
fessional art school level to
allow mor e time for hJS work.
The pre sentation of th1 s
on
And I r you kno ..... or some-
on e ""ilh a stauon waaon,
who wou lc pt o\'ide uanspor-
tattoo for 5 or 6 youn1 people
to the San ta Ana YWCA on
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vtne about ta, eertlin contrasts ara very ntdent:
......,... llid unf:ol:pi!IHI; wisdom llid folly; ordtr
l!ld -dtr; lowe llid hole; btouty end ufllness; joy
llid lflel; llid 511111' olben. Whit Is lilt cause of tills
tllsllortllony! The Bible tells us lhlt God Is not the
.. God of dtaorder."' All of God's works are perfect.'
Thertfoft, these contrasts must exist because there
Is a force acting in opposition to Cod. This lack of
Cll5tfannlly to lilt IIWS of God is c.ollod alo in the
Bible. Some of the manifestations of sin are: adul·
ttry, fornication , uncleanness, lasciviousness, i~atry,
witchcraft. hltred, wrath, strife, envy, murder, drunk.
tnnHt, etc. In contrJSt are listed the fruit of the
Splri!, "lovt, joy, peace, IOOI$tifferinJ, Jentleness,
podness, faith, meekness, temperance."B
IUT WHAT CAN WE DO?
What can be done about the causative agent, sin?
There are several possibilities. First, we can ignore or
deny the existence of sin. The folly of such action is
self-evident. Those who pursue this course are like
tht proverbial ostrich who buries its head in the sand.
Nothing is sotved by followi ng this course.
Secondly, we may s~ek to ameliorate or mollify th e
effects of sin; that is, we can deal wtth tht symptoms
or manifestations of sin while disregarding sin itself.
This method is very much in use today. Efforts to
improve man's environment instead of improving man
himself are seen in such activities as improved hous·
irtg; better schools; improved health facilities; the
teaching of racia l, social, and religious tolerance. All
of these efforts are very laudable. but they do not
aftect the root and seed of the problem , i.e., sin. By
these means1the manifestations of sin may be "con-
tlined," but hey are not "controlled."
Thirdly, we may attack the problem at its source;
that is, we may deal with sin itself. By attacking
the cause, we abolish the manifestations. The Bible
dells wit h the problem at its origin. The Scriptures
state that Jesus Christ came to redeem sinners, i.e.,
those 'under the control of sin:' Christ Himself said
.... that His blood was shed for the remissi on of sins.5
He indicated that this transaction would take place
at catvary where He died , not as a martyr, or as a
rood example, but "to put away sin by the sacrifice
of Himself."& MORE THAN MENTAL
._....._does one obtain that for which Christ died?
According to the Bible, salvation from sin is obtained
by believing in Jesus Christ.7 Tile Scriptures declare
that this belief must be "i n the heart" and not "in
tiH>I\4!ad.'' It involves more than a mere assent to the
i and of the work of Jesus Christ in regard ~~;G~~;:: to Jnus, total trust and •·IW.
theY do not see '-11:1
can cleanse from sin. There are many
things' In this life, the workings of which we do not
understand, but we make use of them ntYertheless .
How many of us know what a virus is? Yet we make
use of serums and vaccines prepared against such a
virus. Do all of us know how transistors wa~k? Yet we
make use of them daily. There are many areas of life
where we use to advantage things and principles
which we do not understand. The important thing is
that these things "work."
Medicine, to be effective, must be taken. A life
saver is of no va lue to a drowning man unless he
uses it. It is often said that the proof of the pudding
is if! the eating. David, in the Bible, expressed this
same thought many years ago when he said: "Taste
and see that the lord is good."s
Why don't you do just that? Don't put it off. Act
now. "Believe on the lord Jesus Christ, and thou shalt
be saved."&
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FROM P R.OV&R&S 10: I
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King So lomon , the son of Dav id reigned over many subjects. Throughout the Bible, God has
Israel for 40 years. He inherited the throne of supplied to man a great abundance of instruc·
the most powerful kingdom then existent, and lion, so that there will be no excuse for any
bes ides being a successful businessman with of us to miss the mark. In Proverbs,\Solomon
vast enterprises, he was on author with a con · writes of his own experiences; the events and
suming passion for ~now ledge and wisdom. encounters of a man who tried out arid tested
Mos t of the Proverbs were written by Solomon, iust about everything that a human being can
and ore short to-the-point sayings designed engage in. It is well that young people read
pr imar ily for the young. They include Wisdom, and understand Proverbs, where is d istilled a
Mo ral ity , Diligence, Trust in God , Tithes, great many of the Virtues insisted upon
Kindness to Enemies, Industry , Honesty, throughout the Bible .
Helpfulness, and Cheerfulness among their
questions and
P'•-IIOLA IROADCASTt:R
!iSI S. H•pe St., Le• Att,.lu 90011
Q. L. .......... c.MI., ... -"W ill )"'Oi
p~ tell ~ wMre it says t1rtythi111
about Christ ht1vin1 hrwhers tznd sis·
Urs? I know it's in tM Bible but I
can't ut!m to firul it "
A. In a .,Jp~tu,! tense' they are men·
tiooed' ill '~tt.h"" 12;50, "For ,.,.,_
--....... M._l.be will ,e( .. ., .......
.,.,hich is in heaven., the sa.me i.s my
brotlkr, and sister, and mother."
(Noti cP th at our Lord left out the
word "Falhf'r." He had no ea rthly or
natural father.) In Matthew 13:i'; ari'd
M~trlt }:31 tht:rP art! referenc~ to His
half brothen ~tnd ~isten.
Q. S.ettt., w,~.t.; ...... -" no~• God Irat e
win nr-mntlif the t rtafo r-of ain,
Satan?"
A. Certainl y God hatf'll sin. When we
u:oe the word "hate'' in eonnection
wit h the Lord. h"wever. we mu11t keep•
in mi nd th11.t it is quite a ditrerent
mean inr than "hate" in relation~thip
t" ourM•h 'e!l. Cod':o hatred is holy and
H i!'l wrath il'l righ teous. He lovl!ll the
"inner but He hate,. 11in. The Bible
d~ nflt llpe<"itirally !lay that He hate11
Satan. The inference, however, is cer-
tainly dear
answen
Q. ..._,., """--"Wlr i• Jenu
t:nJl,.d t1U SoN of Davidr"
A. B«ause there ia a 1reat deal of,
&ripture which doH. See the Leviti-
cal covenant promilled t.o David in that
a 110n of hi11 would rule on hia throne
fol'f'ver. For the family tree look at
the openinr ver~~es of the Nf'w Testa-
ment. Here Je11u.l' Chrlllt ia called the
Son of David u well u "the Saa of
Abraham. Thla is not -an hiAt.of'k.ll
erro r or a chronolorlcal mistake men-
tioninv David befort' Abraham. The
purpo!lf' of Matthew. L1 a true his-
torian, i11 to !llhow that Cod hu not
for~rotten thP promi!lell t.o David. Thi!l
ill why Hr i11 called "th~ Son of David''
first lK>fore th e other. For further co n·
fi.rmation look at th~ Jrenealon in the
third cha.ptf'r of Luke fver..e 31 ).
Q. S.. ---·· 1, c.Nf.-"/1 it MC·
I'!Uil1"W to cowfl!u ov.r n"N to God i"
ordl!r to bl! 1a."d , ..
A. Rud I John 1 :9 for a clear an-
KWer to thi11. Remember that eue:n·
ti&lly &11 Bi n ill acainBt God. While
we need not brinr our confeaaion
into a public meetinl" unleu thi1 Ia
requ i ~d for proper ratitutioo, yet
we are certainly admon iBhed to m.a.ke
our humble confeaaion to the Lord
in private and uk forgivegeq for
Chriat'11 sake.
• • • mspuatwn ~r the Holy
n>~••••~• '"" •• ,,_ ••• ~o•'
NEWPORT HARBOR ENgGN
SECOND SECTION --Page 2
THURSDAY , APRIL 13, 1967
CORONA Oil MAR, CALIF. ..........
Thf> Lord Is my ~d. Wlvt w.,r
un be mhw ?
My 1\.,d is ell~ cloM In !hit dl.,
~of Thine.
Thy pes!UI"H •re green .-nd Thy wl·
te~ -sttN;
My -.J " ....-.d " " drinketh '" fill.
AU d.lv fOf Tho.,. name·, ..-ke Tt-..
le.dtsf my '"' In pel~ thl!t .1re righteous end p .. u .
lnf And SWHI.
Wh.-1 thouQh ltvougft the ... .all~ of
dul+llrnull""
I fe.1r nor lh ~ of e ... il. I know
Thill thou will go with rYW t.O. lltp
o f rht w.,.,
Thy rod .,-,d Thy sl.aff for """ comfort end ,,.,.,
I dine ., Thy t..tNe, Thine own htnd ..........
The oil on mv hud, my cup runneth
o'tr.
Thy goodnen end fnf'I'CY shill not
t .. ve my side
TUI ,., l.1st in the house of my Lewd
I .bick.
--Marttwo s.wn Nlcholton
h,.t•tM '-IIOL.4 111:0.4DC.4STU
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fTI>••Io "'• ••cond ln ololl ... .,t of., •"lc:Lo
••p•ll'llool ,..,.., Tlo o ChtiJtlon a .. c..,, C.lllne•-•4 H.J.) (Matt. 12 :39), thr cleanainr of Naamaa. the Leper
(Luke 4 25-27). and many acben.
Scriptures
at aU oor teach in the Name of Juus. Petn and John
aJU1ft'red, "Wbethn it be richt in tbe •ieht of God to
hearken unto you more than unto God, judct ye. For
w• couo1 b!Utl#r~A the thi.ac• whith we bavc ~een and
ly tM Rn. Jolin V. GrWr Kooftb:, n . M. Today there is a ma.uin attack apoa tbe b.l-.lek:it1 Christ endorsed the whole Old Testament when re· of many of theJe Old T~ n-.. n., an
buki ng the murderous Scribes and Pharisees. He rtearde:i u ~rend. symbol, aDd mytb bJ tile ....._,.
said, "That upon you may come all the righteous blood tive critics. But Jesua Christ. the bicbelt critic. _.
shed upon the earth, from the blood of ri chteous Abd OOrRd the enti~ Old Tatanwrct, aod He placed Ilia
unto the blood of Zacharias son of Barachias, whom authoritative approval upoa ita mirades by iped6e
ye s!etllf betw~n the templ e and the altar" (Matt. mentioo of than. No OIW: em truly acaept Jaaa Otrilt
23 :35). Abel 's murder is rttorded in GenesiJ, the aJ the incarnate Word, the: Word mack 8eab. aod top.
tint book of the Old Testament. The slayinc of c:aJ.Iy refuse to ac.apt the full iupintioo. -.J ....._it)
Zacharias is found in 2 Chronicle• 24:20, 21, the lut of the Old TettamaJt. R.tpatedly aDd .... tically
book of the Old Test;uncnt the way the Hebrewt ar. He endoned it. The pcnou wtaa wil aot Wine.._
ranged it. So when Christ said, "From the bklod I)( and the Propbd.s will not beline J-OuW .,...,
ri&hteou$ Abt:l .unto the blood of Zacharias" he CD· He arotot from thrr: dead. Jesu~ told 1111c Jews of Hit
dor!lf!d in one al l·inclusive ~tatement the entire Old day, "There is one that acaucdJ you. naa ~ ill
Teswnent from Genelrs t.-. L."ll ri)I'Jides, ot u wt: would wbom yc trust. For t.cl,e bdined. Mo-. J'e woald
•J, from Genesis to l4~1achi. t..ve believed cne: for he wro11e of -.. a.t if ,. bf.
Moreover, Oariat endoned cv>try sq~arate pan of licYe oot bia w~ bow lhall J' bllie'ft _, wan~tl"
the Old Tutameot. 'The Jcw• divMicd the -of (Jolto 5:45-47.1
Prophret.s, and the Writiup. Thia threefold diYilioa
hea.d" (Acts 4 :19, 20).
The Epiatlcs of Peter, PaW, Jamu, J~ aDd JobD:
are all an ticipated in thc.le words of our Lord and
they are provided for by the cominc of the Holy
Spirit at Pentec:Ott. In Joho 17:20 Jeaua priJI for
tho~e who would !>elieve "throuch their word." Un·
tolrJ millions ha ve come to believe on the Lord Jaua
Chrilt thruuch the written words of Peter, Paul, Jamts,
Jude, and John. Tbe doctrine, rebuke, c:om:ctioa and
instruction ci vcn in tbe:r )~ten are "not in wordJ
whkb man'a wiJdom, teadletb, bat which the Holy
Spirit leacheth'' (1 Cor. 2 :13). Their wordJ arc God~
breathed. JetU• u.kt in Luke 10 :16 to Hia dilciplet,
"He that beamb you bearctb me ; aod be that dapdcth
you daPxth ... ; ODd he thlt ........................ h
him that lltDl me." Here Ouilt pw the .._ ...,.
thority ID the wonk to be opokm by the dYciplco IMt
•
BIBLE SCHOOL L.ESSON
The Parable of the Sowei--wu ,, ... s
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, .. ,.. .... "-CIIIIIT'l.UI IIAC*I. 716 ............. Cel ...... ee4, M.J,)
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"-'· -, "-4 ... -· ._, II."* ...., f-frwil .W. lollrw«'!
T Ia <Ollbi!Olt -lodp A.. the Sower -the ICed, 10151<
II ... tho air lbout ua 1o fell by the way.Ude, and it wu trod·
8ed with aU ldDIII of den down and the "fowls of Jbt air"
.-. adYice, m.truction, came and devou~e.d it and/ 10 tht
operu. driiiiU, oewa, seed bart no fru1t , but wa s '!'l~ted.
patitia, -s, lectu,..., Some fell upon a rodt. ll cuockly
ad iaformation wh;eh il spranr _up but wuhered ·.away
beia"f brc.dcatt 'by many pertonl, becauJt it lacked root and moiSture,
qualified or DOt, UYtr many television ·and 10 was useless. Other ateds fell
and ·nMiio ttatioaJ, but ordinarily we among thorns, and the lhorna choked
do not hear or lee it because we do the erain when it tried to crow 10
not ha.Y't a TV Jet o; radio receiving that it could nOt bear any fruit. But
ttt with us most of tbt time. Never-some seed fell on good cround, deep
theless, the broadcuts are real and soil, no thorns, and it 'grew and bore
ate "Yety present, t \'m if we do not an abundance of fruit, even as much
hear or .ee them. as a. bundred·fold . Then Jesus added,
But even ttuWhng a receivinr Itt "He that hath-ears to hear let him . ' dots not yet pe ut the prorrams, hear." Without the right understand·
for it ia aheolutely necessary that we inc the parable would mean nothing
lhould ''um on" the power and "tune at ~. Sometime1 we arc so full of
in" ud '!tten and look. T'hnl there worldly static that, hearing, we hear
are, aD lr:iDcb of Procramt. IOIDe of not, and aeeinc, we set not, and we
wtaicb are f~r from helpful, but. ~e (ive no heed ~ miss the truth. ~1 o~~Ye to our fiDel' ttna~bih-The ditciples very wi~ly asked ~· ob~ to our peace of Jesu ~ to interpret thi1 parable. Thi1 mi_Dd, ~ • ~UIDt:Ot to our fdlow-is the very best way to learn God's
ebip with CliNt. So we DIU ~ words -ask H im to give w the
fallr . .elect ~ procrams to which meaninr. God is His own inte.rprettr,
wr l"'ft: at?ea am and He does not delegate the power
THE' HOLY SPiliT to any man, though many claam to
We aD, in a Yery cmeraJ way, un-have that authority, and so there il
dentand about the radio and televi· great confusion u to the mn.ning of
lion procrama -IOIJlC good thinp, God's word~. If we all take the in-
tcme bed, but whatever the procnm, terpm.ation given by God Him.etf,
it c:aa be turried on or off wt our will. through Hi~ Spirit, then there will be
So it is in spiritual ma:tten. "The Da-neither misunderstanding nor con·
tun.( man receivetb oot the things of fusion (James 1 :S..S) as to what He
the Spirit of God," because the Holy wants us to do. And Je~us gave the
Spirit hu not been installed in him explanation, as He will always do if
and he carmot understand God's we ask Him in faith. He told H is
words. And even when he does hear disciples that they could know the
and lite them, he does not rccocni.u: mysteries of the kingdom of God ~·
them and they are foolishness to him cause they were H is disciples, but un·
•beeaute they are spiritually dit-be.lievers did not and could not know
cen:ted". (I Cor. Z:l4) and he does God's language and could not under·
not p>qeu the: equipment of the stand Him until they, too, became diJ,..
Holy Spirit. When a person accepts ciples o( Jesa •
]~ u Savioor (and then ~nlyl, he JESUS. THE INTElPlml
~veo the Holy Spirit (]olm 14:16, The Seed is the Word of God.
26) u a gift from God and u an Jesus Christ is tht Sower. Those
earnest of the power and clory to people by the wayside bear, but the
come to him as a child of God (2 Devil comes and takes the Word out
Cor. 5:5). Thtn he can hear and of their horts, ·minds, and mem~
understand God's words and greatly ories, becau~e Satan doa not want
pro6t by them. them to believe and be. aaYed from wiD
But Satan also has a broadc;"~sting and death. Satan know• that the
system and he. even pretends that he Word of God has power to ••• .aad
is the Lord. · Tbus he fools many 10 ~ doei Cf'Uythinc he can to keep
people rftany time-s and some of them It from the hearts of men. women,
all of the time, because he is a de-and children. He does not want sin·
ceiver and the f:1thcr of lies (John ners "exposed" to the power 01 tbc
8 :44 ; Rev. 20 :7-10; Rev. 12 :9). As "Word of God,"
a result of the deceitfulness of Satan Thote on the rock know that they
there are many false cults and re-need salvation and when they hear
Hgions and many false spirits are they take it with joy, but their hearts
manifested and souls are kept away are shallow, and, when tested by the
from the truths of God.'s words and attractions of the world , they fall
perish in their ain, because there is away and are tilled with uncertainty,
no talvation in anythiq: but the doubts, and fears, and their last coo~
blood of Jau• Cluist lhed to take dition is worse than their fir~ They
away the sin of the world (Acta 4 :12: may possibly be saved, but if 10, tbey
I J~-I :7 ·, Jolm 3 :16). I . I I • bl · I \IUQ. are un rUJt u , m1se ra c, and J01 e:u,
GLAD TI DI NGS llOADCAST because they are fillcd with the deod
Oar whole attitude toward faith
iD ]<1111 Cbn.t and the tacltinp of
die Bible clcpmcla upon whether or
aot .,.. ...., equipped with lhe Holy
s,lrlt. Our leuoa tdh bow Jeous
-lbout "PftO<bioc and abewiac
the clod tidinp of the kiJ!cdom of
God." 'I'be men ciUciplea wuc with
Him, and then! were olio C<rtli:>
-out of whom had been -mt epirib, ud one. in particular,
Nory Nqdalcoe. from whom "went
teYeD dnils." She must h .. e bem
iD a deplorable and desperat< condi-
tion before Jesus found her and freed
her from the awful bondage of Satan,
but what real joy she must have found
in His praence I W ith this company
of dilciplt:!i as a nudeua and a mixed
multihtde of believers and unbelievers
in the audience, Je!uS spoke a parable
to iDuttrate the varioua phuc:t of
hearinc the Word of God, and the
far·.-hinc conocquences of ..._
and richt hearinc and doiac. We ~
it the "Porablc of the S.W.r" and it
is 1ferJ easily uadentood by anyoar.
who i• willinc to understand aod .c.-
cept iu tachiDCI.
things of the world.
Those =eivinc the Seed omonc
thorns try to grow, but their -tdly
cares and pleasures and ttrife for
ric:Ms to 1tifte their Christian efforts
that they cannot brine any fnait to
perlectioa. They .... misenlble CJtri.,
tiane, not a rood adft1'tiwemmt for
their Saviour aDd Lord and a IOUf"C:It
of hindnonoe to the _.. of 81.,.,
tim to the loet.
QUISTlOHS fOl us
But the l"nd ,....,nd io the boneR
and cood heart. There the Word
of God i1 heard and kept and nurtured
and great fruitfuJMss results through
the patience and penennnc:e of
those saved onn. We each are mem-
bers of one of tho5e four cluwes.
Where do you find younelf? Are
you a rood hearer ? Do you do what
you hear from God ? Are y~ bring~
ing other-s to Christ for alvation?
Arc you bringinr fruit to our LOrd?
Are you a faithful branch? Do~
pie know Jnus, t~ Vine, becaute they
see 100 and your fruit? Are you
"bri~nc forth fruit with patieace•?
If aot. why 11011 the Old Testament into three d.iTision1 : the Law, the Gritt'l E tu 1 1 1 ef 111111 Mw ":-:::..
comprthmds the who~ Old Teata.IDalt, nw:nbcriac Before Hit 'urnaioa, Otrilt ~ Hit .-'*' IIi
twenty-four boolu acc:ordiuc to Jewish rec.kooil:w. iDd would aend tbe Holy Spirit to ftWal to .._ tM ....
tbia corruponds 10 the thirty-nine fOUftd iu our Eac~ ditional trutb ut~fo&ded i:a. the New Tatn•DtO He
IJ.h nniona. Thia numbtt defiDitely exdudet from told than that tht Holy Spirit woald • .,_, •• , 6111
1M canon of Scripture the IICftD Apoa ypb&l boc*s revdatiou of "aU tratb,.. for dlle lila ip\11 wen ,..
which were never included m the Hebrew 0\d Tata-able to bear to Mar it wttilt fLr: ... ,.. willa --
IDelll, and wert nner conaideR'.d authoritative. and ..._ Thia added revdatioD wu ciYa to c::at:iiD I ' 'lid ...
.,.red by e;ther Ouiot or the Apootla. Thae ...,... prcporcd mao wbo had .._ 1rido bioo 1-......
dmtion• wu-t: alto rderrecl to a.a "Moeea, the PIOph«a einnina of Hia earthly miailtry (Jolla 15 :27). n.
ud tht Paalma." or ebe just "tht law aac1 the propbda. .. the New T..,..mem. wu .....WU. M Clariwc'1 .....,
Ia J..ako 21.:27 ].,.. 1qoa ot ~~-ODd all die ODd He mclorood it.
ii<_ ..... _....,..,H_. Di f F s
1a 1o1:o 16:1Z, 13, 1-• "I ba .. -.....,. agnosis o a amous urgeon
,........., aDd expounded ..,to them ;, all die Scrip-In Jolto 14 :26 Ouiot ~ 1Mt die H .. , Spiril
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C•didates
tal toaigln
THESE PICTURES depict some of the
evangelical activities sponsored by Campus
Crusade during the Easter vacation Bal
Week. Above, singing · out for Christ, are
members of the "Something Singers/' a
group of high school af1d college students.
They sang nightly at full house College
Life meet ings In the Balboa Pavilion,
wh ich served as headquarters for Campus
Crusade.
WITNESS ON THE BEACH-Don Lederer, student ot
Southern Methodist University , Dallas, Texas, takes a
Campu s Crusade for Chri st national col legiate reli-
gious survey on the beach. Students went out daily to
the beache s to take surveys and share Christ with
fell ow students.
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Japan films to be shown
A series of Japanese fil ms, of California Extension be-
some of them prize-winners ginning today, Apri l 13.
never before shown in Orange Opener is "The men who
County. will be screened at tuad on the tiaer'a t.ale," a
CHRlST SH ARED in song -
Folksinger Joan Goddard is
seen during a College Life
Classic. Alter the program,
Joan and other students
from Camnu s Crusade sha r·
ed the "Four Spi ritua l
Laws" with the aud ience.
SNOOPY'S PL ACE beca me a popula r night
spot dur ing Sal Week.. The cot1ee hous.e,
run by high school studen ts hom Youth for
Christ, wa S packed out every night. .
Corona del Mar School's satire on militarism in the
Little Theater 12th Cenuay produced sho..,rll y
arter th~ end o f World Y.ar
tt.
All of th~ film s -.·ill have
Enslish sub-title s and cur·
lain-time is 7:30 p.m. G~ner
al admission is $2 .25 , stu-
tickets "are Sl, and ser-
ies tickets ate S\2 each.
Future film showinzs in-
1 "The bailifr' {1954).
April 20; "The human condi-
tion" 0151), May 4; "The
Burmese harp" (1956), May
13; "Downtown"' {H55), June
SHRINE OFFICERS INSTALLED
Golden II arbor Wh uc: Sh rine
o( Jerusalem held ia s lOlh
open insudlu.110n nf officer~
Saturday, :\rril 8, at the
Newport Beach \lasonic
Temple.
Mr. and \irs. Gilbert Seal
asswned the highest office
as watchman of s hepherds
and wonhy high priestess.
"I he nfTicial flowers are
rnscs•and c hry!i anthemum s.
l'hu. year 1s dedicated to
service through faith, lov e
and charity.
Organ musical preludes
were played by Florence
\lac(iinitie.
Erma \_achenmyer was in-
stalling officer. She was
assisted by Ralph Seely;
chaplain, \1ary IIi \liard;
herald, Violet Seely; as -
sisting herald, Winifred
Foss; scribe, llaniett Til·
Iatson; guardian, Gwen Sut-
ton; dnd all pas! wor thy
hl&h pri estess and watch·
me n of s hepherds. \1rs.
Helen Washburn of Fuller-
ton was 1nstalling organist.
lnvitins herald was \tar-
glllet Montaomery.
Mr. and \bs. ~enneth
J ohnson arc retiring watch-
man of shepherds and wor -
thy high priestess.
Mrs. :-tarold Hann igan was
in c harse ci the receptiOn
held in the dining room. and Carmen comes llome"
1), June&.
series is held in con-
on with an extension
-couu'e in the histOI)' of
apan. UCI Prof. George
Kent, the cowse instruc tor
i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~;;;;;;;;~ and an authority on Japanese History and Oriental lan-
:A,, DAMES, frame auaaes, will inuoduce each
Other elected orricers are
associa1e watchman and
noble prorhc tess, \·lr. and
Mrs . Alwyn Lane; wo rthy
scribe, Erma Lachenmyer;
tteasurer, Blanche Lytle;
chaplain, Doris Chapman;
11hepherdess, Freda Barnes;
Guide, \~ildred Estep.
Appointive office rs are
Sandy Lea Dawson
weds Dave Swedlow
CUSTOW FRAMING film with corrrnents on its
hislOfical settina and its con-
tribution to the understanding
of Japan's people, customs
and history.
• Original Oil Paintings
• fine ReproductionS.
A
"TI&f'wc'• "o framu like
A. DAJI.B, bYJJ~tel"'
64 6 -9 1 72
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CloHII s~ Md ~
BOOK GROUP TO MEE T
Thomas Wolfe's "You
can't ao home aaain" will
be the topic for the book
discussion group of the New-
port Beach Friends of the
Library, who will meet from
10 to 11 :30 a.m. Wedneaday,
April 26, at Mariners Li-
brary. Mrs. Richard Beamish
will preside.
worthy hera\J, Jeanette
Kevan; first ,.,.ille man, Paul
Simpson; second wise man.
Carl ~l ood; third wise man,
Ralph Seely; king and
queen, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford
Lewi s; first. hand maid,
Bessie Eby; second hand
maid, Dori s Ragan; thi rd
hand maid, Ruth Stevens;
organi st, Florence \tacGini·
tie; guardian, Ruby Gowling,
and worthy guard, Merrin
Ke van.
The emblem of the year is
the heart and the rose . The
motto is "Keep love and
kindness in your heart.''
lloneymooning 1n Palm
Springs are Mr. and \Irs.
Dave Swedlow of Newport
Beach, who were married
Sunday, April 2, at the
Lit! \e Rrown Church of the
Valley in North Hollywood.
The bride is the former
Sandy Lea Dawson, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. r aul
Dawson of Houston, Texas,
who flew here for the noon
ceremony.
Mrs. Gordon Del Faro of
Woodland ~lilts was matron
ci honor. Ted Swed\ow or
Pasadena was best man few
his brother, who is a pro-
O'i nent Oranae County in-
dustrialist.
Fot the ceremony, the
bride chose a stree t length
aown of rich cream and blue
brocade. ~ler matching hat
was veiled and she carried
a bouquet of cascading
-.·hite blossoms and a fam-
ily bible.
Following the ccrcmon~,
gue sts attended a cham-
pagne reception at the
Queen's Anns in Encino.
The Hal Dean ensemble
provided music. The decor•
ations featiSed a huge iCc
sculpture with £lowers in
lhe form or lovebirds and a
heart.
Mr. and Mrs . Swedlow will
ma ke their home in Newpon
Beach.
Set for busy year
NO SSRI'I CE
CHARGE
ON
PERSONA£
ACCOUNTS ...., ......... , .. ,_
-.. ,.,. .... c:::... .. _ .......... --. .... o.. ... ,._
A busy year is in the plan-
nina staae for the new offi-
t ers cl the Auistance Lu-
aue of Newporl Beach. both
juniors and seniors.
Already active ate com-
minees owotkina on the open~
ina niaht of Fathion bland
in Newpott Cenler on Sept.
9, to be followed by the an-
nual Auto Sbow in NO¥c~
ber and a teaular Oecembct
hiahtiaht, tbe Candy Ctne
, _ BaU . TlM u Cventt be lp to
t~por\ the Le11•e•s f)hila.r-
lbropi es htc hadi n1 thci r
Chi~ca't Deftc.el .Health
Canter. wbicb it Mid in the
L••a• 8Wkli111.
Tbc new lfttide•t. ~~.
w;m ... Spot .... m, ..;u
be nPC*U4i•llll• L• .. •'•
""'k for tho ........ yo• loy lMr-01111 olio HWly
elected J•ior Au!Uuy
omcen. iacludh• chai ....
~~. John B. Parker, Who
wi II be usia ted thi s year by
Mrs. TheoOOre Robins Jr.,
l1t vice-chainnan: Mu.
Charles Darnalt 2nd vice•
chairman~ ~s, James Sin\,
recordina 1ectetary; t4t.'
Albert Piu.o. conupondina
secretary; and Mu. Conrad
Schweitzer, treasurer.
alii I .IIIOIIY
Bob Schock"• memory of
\hit ski yCar witt lut welt
beyond Lhe aea.on. Hi 1 api-
rll lea break enlltlu him 10
a 10 monlh cast.. Bob i •·
however. matlna limited
tript between E:tnerald Bey
and hit uoclt brohraae of-
fico in Cotona del Mar,
,.._to Y-ew.. .... ~.~. ... "" .. '
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Candidate a for Newpm..
Mtaa Unified School Di,..
uict boud will ait theit
viewa at 1 public meetina 11
a pubHc mectina at I Lo-
niaht, Apri I 13, in Coata
Meu Ci\y Hall.
The .S candidatu, com-
petina for l trustee sea11,
have been asked to diacu1s
these iuues: Federal funds
for special projects: October
bond proposal; and the role
of the school in areas over-
lappina home, church and
law enforcement.
The Leaauc of Women V~
ters and the Newport Harbor
Council PTA are co-spon-
sorinathi•panel di•cuuion.
County Board of Educa·
tion memb~r. Emeat Norton,
will serve on the panel,
alona with PTA President,
Mn, Doris Ny ro•. and Mrs.
Barbara Eastman , outaoina
president of the Leaaue.
.,oo ,.M.
StNGLI ADMISSION IPurchooo ol DMrl , II.JO
Tickets available at box office • Proceeds wil t go
the Kiwanis Club's scholarship fund.
Mrs . Charleen Johnsoo will ~~;r;·~.~.~n~·;~:?•.;,O::: Newport Harbor High School
ate. AUD IT ORIUM
A question and answer L_~600~~t~nr~lno~~~~~·~·~'----..,.---_:~~~!_!l~o~o~clo~j~ peri od will follow a coffee
break. liosteues will ac·
cept written queuions to be
answered by the candidatei.
Copies of questionnaires,
pteviously filled out by the
candidates, will be passed
out before the meetina.
LT, WADSWORTH GETS
AIR MEDAL HOIIORS
FINE FURNITURE-DECORATING SERVICE
Amazingly ... it costs less when
you plan The Islander way! Lt. Jon P. Wadsworth, son
nf Mr. and Mrs. Lee Wads-
worth of H.!l Bowlin& Green Hl Baysidt; Newport Such -. 675-1620
Drive, Cosla \1esa, has been ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ decorated with 6 award s of
the a ir m~dal at Cam Ranh
Ba)' AB, Vietnam, for meri-
toriou• service as an F-4C
Phantom II pilot durina mili·
tary Oights at Cam Ranh
Bay. He was ci ted for out·
standins airmanship and
courage. He has Oown 6 1)
combat mission~ over North
Vietnam. He i~> a member of
the Pacific Air Forces, the
nation's onmba t-ready aH
ar m 1 the lO,OOO.mile
Orco Block Co.
Bun.DING BLOC][S • ALL SIZES • ALL TYPES
T•tesm-•: JAcii:Nit 1.2131
11M2 l:at•Ua. Staet-1320 5. N.na. S.t. A.-
RAY FIELDS, Jeweler
Mater Wcrtebmaker
:-;,ufE: BRANt> WATCHES
OIAMOSDS • JI::WELR\' • GIF'TS
_, W. 1tul SL. eo........ • Llbwtr .... ,j
ROBINS
IS FORD LEADER IN
SOUTHERN CALIFORN
Theodore Rohin!i Ford, for 46 yc:at!i
family institution servin& Orang~
c:~~:~:· main tams leadership , in their
m , eiaht-and-a-ha\Cl acre F01
de,oi<HI>in through constant lmpnwc-
in sales m ethod~ and servtce
[ociiHt;·e,. 1
For example, their re cently complete
Rotunda Oiagnosuc Center ·-
Southern California's fint -can make
130 electtonic tests C'ln any Amen can-
made car in leu than 30 minutes. And
· he wishes, the c ar's own er may watch
all teus from a climallzed glaSs room
his own banks of dials and indica-!
Cosl of the entire operation IS s.
serv ice facl11llea provide for
7 4 cars simultaneou1l)', and1
own oourte,y busses leave .
every half hour for free cu1tomer trans-
to work., school, or home and
unique hiah-performance cat sales
1ervice center at the modem dea-
reawres \he g,ettry·Ametican
GT-500 and Cobra. These and
hi_., performance cars are on dia-
ay and ready for immediate delivery
all timet in Or~nae County's only
::~:~;: •::~ Shclby·Ameri can ule1 and center.
Also unique it Robin'a Ford EoonOft\Y
ter in which lhe new Ford Model
beina offered ror in.. ...
racilitiu for
EVERY CAR LISTED HAS PASS!D
130 ELECTRONIC TESTS FOR
PERFORM.NCE AND SAFETY.
CHEY. CONY , . _. .• $1195
CHEVROLET
'63 CHRYSLER ...... $1
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'63 PONTIAC ...... .
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·-'"' & ~~~'•• ....
'63 RMERA . ...... S19t!
'MT-1 ........ .
'IAI.. eon:•
• PIITIII ...... ,Qitl
'60 f.BID . , ..... , . , $. '""-'" ............... ..
FOlD .... , ...... $14ft
A 4,. c ... ~ ...... ""'-'• A•••
FOlD ... , .. , -........... "· Tl~l
FOlD F-100 . ' .. ,$1ltl
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CIIIVIOUY ... ;.$1 .. ..... _. .....
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r s
• n eed relurbl•hlng?
ADDITIONS and alterations are now in progress for
the Fir,st Church of Christ, Sci ent ist, 3303 Via Lido,
Newport Beach, with an expected completion date of
May 15. The orig inal building of 8,800 square feet
constructed in 1947 is being eK tens ivety re modeled.
An addition of appr01dmately 2,300 square feet will
expand Sunday School and nursery , add off ices and
storage space and provide new rest room facil ities.
The original Spanish theme of the building is being
extended and amplified to create a unified design •
Architect for the project is Kermi t Darius, AlA. Build·
er is O"range Coast Construct ion Company .
1 c.,.,,t •••
or lone rente:
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.5411·9798 S48-JOO I
COMPLETE
SHOE, HANDBAG,
LUGGAGE REPAIRING
~ ...
3 Locations To Sono You
e Rlcho..r. Lido C0t1tor
Llclo Isle.
• 3401 E. c-Hwy.
Coron• cNI Mlr
e II 13 North Main St.
S•nte Ani
MOTICit OUI COSTA MilA
JHOf' II CLOSIO
•DETAILED
GENERAL
INSURANCE
COVERAGE
8Y
ED WARD
AT
JAY • UN,RO
N .NI!WPOJIIIT BLV
NE:W~O,_T Bf:ACM
a£ A GOOO HEIGNIOR
Jr yw ilre a newcomer, or
kno .. of a newcomer tn
the llarbor Area who hu
not been welcomed, do
hu a favo r by calhnt the
Harbor Visitor between
II ilnd 10 a.m., and sh e
.., 11 call on you r hi end
,.lth valuable informatH .. i
and a•fts horn friendly
bu sineu rinns ,.h1 ch
stand ready to helr he r
become acqua1n ted -.1th
her ne-. surrou ndin,s.
THE HARBOR VISITOR
Phone: HY 4-~)61
Y BEVIL L
ART SCHOOL AND
STUDIO
OIL PAINTINGS f"OR SAL E
ART LESSONS Op-.. Sund,.,•
17171 BEACH BL VD.
53
• l"'rt~T,. s s1 on a
Directory
I ~SURANt"£ .
F"OR AL L O F" 'f OUR
INSU RIIIN C E NEEOS.
ROBI~R TSON -SAD!. L1 R
INSlJ RA~("E
l:JJ:t F.. COil-'ll Hwy.
Corona drl \llllf -67J.l8:w»
t'UNERAL DIRECTORS .•.
BA.LTZ
MOK TUA K/Ef
1741 SUPERIOR AVE.
COSTA MESA
Midway b-2424
3520 E. COAH HI WAY
CORONA OEL MAR
ORiole 3-4450
Si•u 1942
Friendly Nelfhbomood .........
BEU BROADWAY
MORTUARY
110 Broadw<iy
U 1-~ 1·3t34 CoMa Mea
Chapel
Police BloHer
Saturday, Ap~ll 1
There was no evidence of
forcible entry and Rich ard
Hoffman, 1000 E. Ocean
Front, Apt. 4, 3alboa, can't
remember whether he loc ked
hi s car or not, but an ai r
fre shner worth 5349.95 was
s tolen from hi s VW bus
while parked on the B St.
parking lot, Balboa .... \lo-
derat e damage was caused
to the cars of E. Novek,
1626 Placentia, Costa .\lesa,
ua\ di vider of Balboa Blvd.
in front of his house ..• A
surfboard, Li cense 1:523,
valued at 5100, belonging
lo Chri stopher Espiau, was
taken fr om his unlocked
garage at -H 5 Ir is, Corona
del Mar. .. "I'm going to
come back and kill you'"
was the threat made by one
of his guests when asked to
leave a party because he
was so boisterous and loud,
accCI'ding to ho(l;t J ohn Elby
Bachman, 1005 E. Balboa
3h·d .• :-ialboa:
and Ruth Ann Grossman,
127 42nd St., We st Newport ,
in an accidem in the rain,
on Or ange Ave., Costa \le sa
, .. An e lectri c door loc k
blocked the break-in effort s
of an intruder who tried to
pry ope=n the door and gain
entr y to the office of Dr.
John P . \Id ler, 1611 Ruth
Lane , Harbor High lands, a t
351 Hospital Rd., near
lloag Hospi tal. . .Com~
pletcly hidden from view bv
a fenced patio, someon~
pried open a s liding door
to gain entry to the office
of Dr. Donald \Iattin, 307
P lacentia, ~o. 103, Cos ta
~1esa, but nothing was
taken •.• Lonnie Caruthers ,
· 2701 "ltbbtide, Harbor View
1-l ills,dtiving on the parking
lot of Corona de\ \lar beach,
swerved to miss a puddle
of water and turned his car
over on its 'iidC. .T owels,
blankets and wa!>h c loths
we re taken fr om "15 ~
Newport 3lvd., ~C""f'!Orl
1-l eights, accord ing tn Les
and \largarct Ra•lev of that
address . .:"ci ghb~r:o. com-
nlained that a1 all hours of
day and night young men
anlf women partied at 1324
Yo . Halboa Blvd., 'lalbna,
Stood em th~ roof and s cream.
ed profanity at pa!.sin8 \'e-
hicles aoJ pcdestuans.
Harry Busby, 2167 P ue=n te
Ave .. Costa \lesa, collided
.;wi.th the car driven br Allen
L inn . 267 l }J.ayshort! Dr.,
Ba~ ShoreJ. .. ·.Wakening on
the co uch, where she had
been re sting, Angelica
'lyles , 520 ~arci s o;us, Cor-
ona de 1 \lar, saw a man
standing in front of her;
"OK -so I have the wrong
house'" the man said and
ldt through the rear patio
door.
Sundoy, April 2
Possi bl y a large screw
dr iver was used to break
the lock and pry o ren the=
side d oor of t,pe office at
351 Hospital Rd., We st
Newport 1-fei ghts; r.othi ng
was taken, according lo Dr .
Dudley A. Pfa ff, 2619 Red-
lands, Costa Mesa, and Dr.
Walter C. P arse!, 42 5 Via
Lido Nord, Lido Isle ... En-
tering by an unlocked front
door , someone c arried away
a portable TV, Sl ereo and
approximately 100 record s
while Arlene Marie Roby,
215 Sapphire, Balboa Is-
la nd, was sleeping upstairs;
to tal lou, S628. , .Observ•
ed drivina hi s Mercedes
Benz iryegularly and havi na
difficulty s t andina when
stopped, Frank Miller Hutch·
inas. 53, r:l 1221 W. Coast
Uwy,, Newport Beach, was
booked on a charae of drunk
drivina ••• Uub eapa vtlued
It flO were pried off the
lefl whee Is of the ctr be·
lonaina t.o Landon Carter,
3"'5 W. Bolbeo Bl•d., Well
Mon doy, April 3
Police booked William
O'Day, I-'0-R W. Ocean Ft.,
~alboa, on a charge of
being in toxicated 1n public
... IIi s k1tchen donr bell
rang, and .... hen Allan L.
0 '1-J onau, 124 Via \·lentone,
lido Isle, opened t he door,
he was s truck on the face
by t ~o men, then held b~·
one .,.,hde anot her beat hi m
and a third man watched;
\lr. D'Honau s tated that he
lost consciousness and
that when he c ame to, the
men .... ere 1one ... White Ro-
bert W. Davi 5 , II 24 Pesca-
dof, Dover Shore&, wa~ in
\·texico, someone was re-
ported in the house; .. ·hile
the police we re examining
the house to sec if anythi n1
had been taken, the phone
rang, but ~hen the police
answered, the party had hung
up ... r wo cars IUrning on
orange li ghts collided a t
Orange A\·e., Costa \lesa;
bot h were towed away at
the request of owners Robert
Broadway, Los Alamitos,
and Rnbetl Slaughter, 2012
3cr~ l L<me, !I arbor lligh-
tands ... Only 5 mi nutes
scparat ed 2 hit and run
cases, damagin8 the cars
,\f Edward Eader, 3809 Sea-
shore l>r., We st Newpon ,
and Harold \lcGuiness, 112
42nd St., Apt. ·\,Yo est -""lew-
ro n ... \1ail to Fran cis L.
Toole~·. 8121 Sandlewood
Lane=, 'Ja ycrest, was found
in a field near her home=;
the letters had been opened
but nothing of va lue Was
miss ing ... Floors of the
vacant house at 6936 W.
Coas t llwy, West Newport,
wert! cnvered wi th glass
and small rocks from 8 bro-
ken Windows, according to
the owner, Le na Keating,
i008 E. Balboa 3\vd., Bal-
NEWPORT HARBOR ENgGN
SECONO SECTION - -Paee 4
THURSDAY, APRIL 13. 1967
CORONA OEL MAR, CALl F.
MA~I r:: 3 AR CLAY , has se-
lected Newport 9each as
hom e base for M. 9arclay &
As soc., s pecializing in ad~
vertisi ng, oubl itity and
public relat ions. Clients
range locally, regionally,
nationa ll y and internation-
ally, a ll operating fr om 320
W. Coa s t Hwy., on Mar iners
Mile. (~obert E. Will is
photo.)
Pass poverty
author talks
P atty ~e wman, Co•autho r
of "Pa ~l> the Po\'erty"
.,.,a s s peaker a1 the \larch
29 meeting of the Cnl. Wil·
\iamCabcll Chapter of Dt\R
at the Ser\'icc League's
Coffee Garde n in Corona
del \lar.
\lr~. Earl C. l"nrkell, re-
port~d on the a,,ard' r re-
!'t'ntcd to the charter at the
recent s t a t ~ CPnfcrcnce. At-
tending th~ C(•nfcrencc fr nm
the local Ch:tpter were
\to e... Earl C. ("orkett ,
\1.'4 . \lart1n , S.\1. Reber,
Stanley D. Statia, ~1.'11 V.
Willi ams and \lr ... '"icorge
D. 3ucC l)la, state chairman
for t\lr.crican IIi <;ton \lnnth.
The aftcfllonn m e~ ling .. ·as
cnnc luded \\llh an organ
pr ogram by \\r !i.. Nt!d V,
Williams, .,.,ho pla}cd a
medic~ of Rogers and ll am·
s tein song s .
LEADER In
Boys' Club champs honored
The Boyt' Club o( tbe Har-pade auiata.nt e01eb Hank an enor, lut year• a win-
boc Area bid ita annual din-Moore with a d11k aet. ner di.'t reeeive a llophy
ner of ebampiona llutnday, The 6th Md lth pade IO Jdf MaliAOIC rteeivod
April 6, Rlchud Runnel• boya had rewr_ned from their hit a year late. Jtrr played
waa the maater o( cere-aucceu(ul trip to the 2~ on this yeu'a ehtmpionthip
moniu, and Rudy Bui.ich of Palma LOumamont, The 6th team "8" team at Harbor
the Olictao Bean wu and lth aradu wcro also ac-Hiah and h the fruhmtn
lho JUCIIt apeai.cr. Board knowledaed by trophlu ror clan president .t that
member Everett A. Rea aave their nne ahowina in the achool.
the invocation. annual Kiwani• tournament The Mothcu Club aervcd
Judao Calvin P, Schmidt in Cotta Moll, All tourna-the dinner. .
pre aided over the boys• day ment selections went to Last month's aelectiont fOf
proaram and &dmin i stered the Hank Moore in tho 6th arade department boy of the month
oath o£ o££ice. These boya tnd Curt Thomu in the 8th were: Gamesro001, Bob Hib-
look over_the C lub on Satur-artde. bard; art!' & crafu, Gary
day, APrtl 8, and ran pro-The Jan Niemiec sports· Early; &Ym, Curt Thomas.
arams in each of their c lec-manship trophy wu present· Boy o£ the month went to
ted positions: ed to Curt Thomas. Due to Estancia's Mark Ready.
Board members: Albert N' d
Paron, Ron Brant, Roo T roy. ame to arts com yano, Steve Martin,
Branch director: Tom Po-UCI Auistant Profeuor San Francisco Art tnrrurute
well. Tony de Lap has accepted presented him with
Arts & crafts director: Mik e a 3-year appointment 10 the Nealie Sullivan
Kahler; assislant, Saeve Newport Beach City Arts Last year he was aiven a
Lopez. Corm~ittee . He has served Ftl'd Foundation Grant
Gym director: Mike Abbolt; on the artist council of lhe tlvouah the Ame ri can Fe•
uaisttnt,Brain O'Connor. San Francisco Art Associ a-deration of Arts to partici-
Gamearoom: Danny Day ; li on and as commissioner of · · · assistant, Jim Alvare z. pate as an ar11St 1n res•-
·~-Ia 't Ml.t.al CMII ..
NOW AT
1710 NEWPORT BLVD.
PH . 646--9JIJCo••• ,..., ..
Membership secretary: Jer-ar1 of the Ci ty of San Fran· dence at the Arts forum 'in
d sco. ~i~~ijli·ii~ii::~ r y Kaiser.
D.:sl<. Buy: Bob Hibbard. His work is being exhibil·
Janitor: Casey Morton. ed thi s month at the Los
Mike Kahler, IU, was se-Angeles County Museum and
lected for the large partici-at a special exhibition o f
pation award. The boy of the
year presentation was made
II') Albert Paton. The Opti-
mist C lub, whi ch sponsors
the boy of the month and boy
of the year awards, had
made a presentation to him
earl ier in the year, The
final presentation was made
by the previous boy of the
year, Ri chard Hange,
Basketball trophies wen t
to boys partic ipating in the
6th, 7th and ~th grades' tra-
\'eling team pro&ram. The
ttnphies were donated by
head coach Dave Larson.
Curt Thomas and Grant
Wi ese , 8th grade basket·
barters, pr esented Dave with
a de sk set. Team captain
Casey Jones presented 6th
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American sculpture in Ger•
many.
In 1957 he received a f inn
and in 1959 a second prize
at the San Franc isco Art
Fes tiv al and in 1964 the
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James R. Bush, 500
Avenida Lorenzo, East
Bluff, a member of th e Los
Angeles Chapter of the Na--
ti onal Association of Ac-
countants, is participating
in the accounting careers
council guid1nce program a t
the career guidance center,
April 12 through April 20 at
the Great Wes tern Exhibit,
2120 Eastern Ave., City of
Commerce.
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&
Antique restoring -regl ueing & repair
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Corona del ~lar
Plumbing Repairs
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961 W, 17th Sl. ·Unit C
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oJEWELERS
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3123 E. Coast Hiahway
Corona del Mar
ORiole 3-22.50
IUUHIRI'S
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COCKTAILS
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Newport Beocr.
o SIIOII!PAIR
on lbe cen ..
boa. . .Six window panes
and 2 window sashes were
broken and a tar botler "'-BS
missing at 1810 Lafayeue,
Central Newport, on Satur·
day, April I. .. Firs t some-
one pried open the door to
the offi ce at 2711 E. Coast
llwy., Suite 201, Corona de1
Mar, then pried open the
door to the receptionist's
room, pried o pen the file
cabinet and finally, the
sar e inside the cabi net; Or.
Maria Varady-Borbely and
Judith Varady .. Borbely, )06
Fernleaf, Corona del Mar,
reported an unknown quan•
ti ty o( narcotics had been
s peak: ••• An auempt to en-
ter the ruidcnce or Maraaret
Neal, 1618 Santiaao, Dover
Shores, wu thwarted by a
screen door, , • "The Papa
Otddy" docked in front of
ItS Balboa Covealott its for-
w~rd hatch to some thief
who pried it loote. aecord-
ina to owner. LO. McOr•w
o( lhal addreu ••• When (~
sed checks tlalted 1c:omina
Davey's Locker Easter d.er-
by is Stan1C iark of Fuller ..
ton , with his 41th-pound
halibut caught ofl Laguna
Buch on the hall day boat,
Fury II. -CAl(~ into hit beak ac:count. Ro--
1 •--bert Wouol ditco•erod lhot --------,,_..,.,,, « J tameone had tiOien a blaat Ph•• I• Y .. , Ona.t
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TlfURSOAY. APRIL 13, 1tfl
COMliiA DEL MAR, CAU F.
Annual Hoag
meelilg set -
The 1nnual meotina or Hoaa
Hoapital Auxiliary wi ll be
held in the conference center
on Friday, April 28. The
buaineu ia scheduiCd to b&-
ain a t 1:30 a.m. with coffee
beina 1ervcd durin& th e meet,.
ina and proaram. Luncheon
will fo llow at 11:30 a.m.
•
Mrs. W.E. Lanaa&on, h t
vice-president, i1 in charae
or the proaram which wi ll
consist o{ report• from com-
mittees and chapten alvin&
hiahli&ht• or the past year.. NEW OFFlCERS of Delta Delta Delta
Reservations are to be mailed
in before April 21 10 Mn.
Lanaston, 101 Sonora Rd.,
new
Fred
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president , who succeeds Mrs.
Myers ol Ne wporl Shores. The inJ
PACIFIC
VIEW
WI'E M O RrA L PA RI( -~-
CEMETERY CKEMATORY
MhUSOLF.UM
12120 kMIIuf ........
Ntwpo!IIMdi, c.Jil•nil (7 J.)67l·HIII
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PARTY PLANNERS for the Apr il 25 meet-
ing of Newport Beact1 and Orange Pol ice
Wive s include, from left, Mrs. Orville
Bell of Orange, program chairman; Mrs.
William Jessee of West Ntwport, fashion
show coordinator, and Mrs. Mi chael Leintz
Costa Me1•·
This annual meetina closes
the active offi c ial busineu
of the Auxiliary Chapten for
lhe sumner months. Meetina•
will resume in lhe fall . The
Alumnae are displaying some flowers by
way of re mindet of the annual garden !our
coming up. P ictured here, fr om left, are
Mrs. Glen Askew of Baycrest, vice·
pre sident; Mrs. John Hewitt ol Harbor
Highlands, treasurer, and Mr s. Stan-
ley Cook of Huntington Beach, the
sta llatton ceremon y wa s held yes:erday
at a potluck d1nner mee!mg a ~ ~he Hew ttt
res1dence, 1019 Mar1an Ln. Mrs. John
Russell was installed as cotresponding
secretary, and Mr s. Ronald McAdams as
recording secretary. (Ensign photo.)
of Orange,
photo.l
publicity chairman. (Ensign
POLICE WIVES PLAN SHOW ~:~~i.~fm~;:::::a ~~e.G ARDEN TOUR SET FOR MAY All active members continue
to work on the various com-}he Jrd annualaarden tour aar~en s of the fo llowina
mi ttees th rouaho1.1t the sum-.., II be held May 19 by the reatdenl!i : "Shades of California ..
will be the theme for a fash·
ion show to be presented
Tue1day, April 2S, bY the
Newport Beach and Oranae
Police Wives at the Saddle·
baclr. Inn in Santa Ana. The
cocktail hour will be a t 6:30
, p.m. and dinner wi II be ser-
ved at 7:30.
wi II serve as fashion corn.
mentator. The mode ls will
be furnished by Florence
Smales from the Ed Harre II
Aaency in Santa Ana. Back-
around music wi ll be pro-
vided by a student from
Chapman Colleae.
Servina as coordinator for
the Newport ,group is Mrs.
William Jessee, and assist-
ina her as chairmen are Mrs.
Oluck Holt, decorations;
Mn. Tim Grundeman, pro-
ar.ams; Mu, John Gra uer,
publicity and reserva tions;
and Mra. Ke lson McDaniel,
door prizea. Representina
the Oranae club are Mrs,
Dennis Planaaan, coordina-
tot; Mrs. William Fcrauson,
Mrs, Michael Leintz, Mrs.
Orville Bell, Mrs. Gene
Staton and Mu. Gale Peter-
son.
Proceeds hom thi s
will support the two
scholarship funds.
event
clubs'
Newport Harbor Area Alum-I. Mr . and ~s. Joseph L. mer. p nac or De lta Delta Delta. eterson, 230 Drihwood
~·-Richard Randall ,
chairman of the event, an·
hOUIJ.Ced there wi II be 6
aardcns to be Loured this
year. Assistin& Mrs. Ran-
dall in findina the aardens
were Mn. Glen Askew and
Mn. John D. Allen. Other
comni ttee members arc~
Philanthropy, Mrs . Clad :
Rd., Shore C liffs .
2. Mr . and Mrs. Donald
Ayre s Jr., 504 Evening Star
Ln., Dover Shores.
3. Mr . and \irs. Bradford
H. Miller, 1)11 r;alaxy Dr.,
Dover Shores.
4. Mr. and \tlrs . Gavin
Herbert Jr.. 1478 Galu y
Or ., Dover Shores.
STUDIO OF CHARM
AID MODELING
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'"8ECIIETS OF I EAtrrY"
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* MODEliNG AND TELEVISION
Table decorittions will in·
c tude topiary trees with
flowers in 5 different shades
of pink. This theme will be
repeated aaain in the pro--
if&ms and in the name taas.
Ma stc:r of ceremonies will
te actor Ben Alexander, &tar
{l( the ABC television aer-
ies, "Felony squad," J ohn
Brandt, president of the
California De11igners Assn,,
Police BloHer Somers; refreshment•, Mu.
Fred Myers; bos Lesses, Mrs.
Paul Du Bois, gifts , Mrs.
J .A. Doualass; publicity,
Mrs. William G. Church, ti c-
keu, Mrs . Glen As kew.
5. Mr . and Mr s. F . Donald
Niion, 1915 Glenwood Ln.,
Baycrest.
6. Mr . and \trs. Glen J .
* CHARM AND I'ERSONAL DEVELOPMENT * DRAMATICS-SPEECH-LITTLE THEATRE * Sp.cial Courws for Hom•mokers*Coreer Girls
FLORENCE SJIALES ~ •I O.r .sa...~-
MATTRESSES
MEW -aEIUILDJMC
lrn•cul.or ShHJK'"
111-n~ -CMt•
COSTA t.!(SA t.!ATU lSS CO.
l!SO Newpotl IIY4, llbe"' f.I )OJ
Tuuday, A.pril.t
The renectors on the pe-
dals or Iter black banana-
seaL bicycle are no lonaer
turning for Dianne Capin,
for someone stole the bike
hom her horne a t 310 Fer-
nando St., 1 Balboa •...••
Di rt and dead flowers were
strewn around in front or
f:HIJRf:HIS ••c•dlf .... .,ti_. lltunft 3 2--·" ....... ""' .....
A Free and /ndepenrlcnl ·
Con~re&alional Clari.sli on Claurcla
Th• R•v. Joh" Pri-...H, •i•l•t.,
Sunday Service and 0Hn ch School at 10:00 a.m.
Apu l-16: "You , a stlininal i~l in a dismal soc1ety.''
Hurs.ry cer• provltiH Phol'lo: 6.t2-2740
F l nt Baptht O.urch
of Ca1ta M.u
IJupl iM Rib l!! r el1owl!lhip
lndepe,dfl nl Bible Hapti51
Santa Ana & Magnoli a Sts.
Dr. P.G. Neumann, pastor
SUN DAY SERV ICES
1:45 a.m. Sunday School
1:00 a.m. Momina Worship
6:00p.m. Trainina Unions 1
7:00 p.m. Evenina Wonhip
WEDNESDAY
7:20p.m. Bible Study
8:00 p.m. Prayer Meetins
Lutt..ran O.urch
Of tM Mast•r
Luth.r-.
Church In Am•rlca
2900 Paciric View Dr.
orona del Mar, California
Or. Wi lliam R. Elle r
Phone: ORiole 3·5022
SUNDAY SCHEDULE
9 a.m. -F'amilv l'on~hip
incl. Suod11y Churc::h School
11 :00 a.m.-l'or111hip
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REGULARLY
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(SoMtbrm l
Corona del Mar
Coast Hwy. at Mac Arthur
Dr. 0\arles L. McClain
61l~216 pastor 67s..2216
.SUNDAY .SCHOOL. •• t.4S ••
MORNING WOR.SHII' •• II tOO-
TRAINING UNION , •• 6t30 ,_
EVE NING WORSHII' •• 7t30 ,_
WfONISDAY SU VICI! 7o1S,.
wu•sr•Y I'IOVIDRD
Christian Science
S.rtii us
flUT CIIVIICW OF'
CH .. ST,ICIENTIST
H03 Vi• Lido
Newport Beach
SUNDAY SCHOOL
''" ...... _.. n •.•. SUNOA Y SERVICES
9:1S -11a. •.
WEDNESD AY EVENING
MEETING a, .•.
READING R<X*
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SUNDAY SERVICE II ••· IIEDHESDAY E~
MEETINO •• , .•.
READING.R<X*-
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THE AM ERICAN L:UTHE ... AN CHU RCH
SERV ICES: f,CII •• f•lly Wor"'l' & Juoio< a....h
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Marcella Capen's trailer at
112 W. Coast Hwy., Newport
Beach, where someone emp-
tied her rlower pots, bu t did
not break them ••• The sonic:
boom that shook the harbor
area about 9:10 caused her
windows to crack in several
places, fraaments of &lass
worth $75 rallina to the
around, ac:cordina to Mrs.
Gus Chabre, 2108 Arbutus,
East Bluff. . .Both Garry
Shaw, 126 Monte Vista, No.
9, Costa Mesa, and Randy
McCarroll, RiYeraide, were
able LO drive ""--lr can
away from their c&l'llsion at
ROBERT 0 . CASE has
been named director of the
air defense systems opera-
tion at.Phil co·Fotd Aeron~
tr onic. Mr. Case, a Yale
gtaduate and formerly di rec·
tor of the radar and i nt~lli-
gence operation for Aeronu·
tlooic, will be responsible
for the Chapa"al air def~ns~
Proceeds from the lour
wi II be used to purchase a
cardiac mo nitori n& •cope
for the new coronary care
unit now being established
within the intensive care
unit at Hoag HospitaL With
the us e of the scope, mor·
tality rat c can be decreased
by 15 to 40 per cent in c:er·
tain types o( heart disease.
Tickets may be purchased
by c::allina Mrs. 0\ea.lukcw,
642~255.
Askew, 1941 Wi ndward Ln.,
Baycres t.
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SAME DAY
Laundry Serv ice
Brl"g your shirts in by 8:30 G.fft. ond w•'ll how• th-
clone up, lik e "-· ftil e s-• dey.
guided missile system. B St., neat Ocean Front,
Balboa ... In what must have
been a refreshina c:hanae ~ .. -
from the usual report to the
police, Jack Thousand, 1600
Lincoln Lane, Dover Shores,
The tour "·iII include the
Newly appointed chaumcn
of Delta Delta De lta are
Mrs. Ronald Ward, membe r·
ship; Mrs. W.G. Church,
pub licity, assisted by '-hs.
Warren Peters en. ,\Ir s. James
Wil liams, recommendation!>.
Mrs. Leo Considine, rrater-
nity educatillfl; ~lts. R1 chard
Randall, bridae; ~hs. James
C, Doy le .. service pr ojects,
and Mrs. Douglass Newcomb,
hospitalit)'. Mrs. C. Paul
DuBois is the new southern
California ~ouncil rePfeiC,..
toti•e. Mia. a.tycn, the ou-.
aoina president, is the par-
liamentarian.
VALfT Cl 0101
Ju•t c.u oa s-aae.
Jl, l . COAST •rwAT ..
coao•A DEL IIU
said he had round a bicycle.
WHn .. da y, Apri l 5
A phone booth was dama-
aed aL Washinaton and E.
Balboa Blvd., Balboa, by
vandals who broke a lower
window ... Mr . and Mrs. Paul
McKinley were sittina in the
livina room or their hom~.
,l!46 Tradewinds Lane, Bay-
crest, whcR both heard their
side aate open; this wooden
aatc, 6\7 to 7 fee t hiah, is
opened by an in truder every
now and then ... Durin& busi-
ness hours while Lorraine
Voss, 617 Narcissus, Cor·
ona del Mar, was waitina
on a cus tomer, someone took
her purse,'took 115 from it
and then left i t on the around
at 3334 E. Coast Hwy .• Cor-
ona del Mar .•. Spray enamc I
was used to paint an a lmost
4'x4' swastika on the Wa ller
Cruttcndeq aaraae a t 4631
Gorham, Cameo Shores ...
No other damaae was done ,
nor was property taken after
someone pu lled a padlock
loose by forcina the screws
on the hinac plate, and then
forcina a lower door by
bre•kina the latch a t l~ll)
W, Balboe. Blvd., Central
Newport. accordina to Ear-
nest F. Man a, 16~0 Samar
Dr., Costa Mesa. • .Con·
fused by a note, "Your last
wamina ; I want this trailer
moved," on her trailer at
216 Fremont, Lido Trailer
Park, Mi ldred Schmidt s till
plana to leave Down ey and
move to her mobi Je home
wh ich abe plana to keep at
i11 pruent location •.• May·
be it was omell c h ildren , but
IOR'IOOIIIO removed record•
rrcm their pt.c:ll:aa• from tbe
mlil boll or Betty Stcrlin,,
1600 Muin ere Or., Harbor
Hi..,loodo, on4 len diem
lyina IMia.ind baohu near
Ill• tr.t yud. •• Very c:a,..
fully. ud oa• at • tiaM be-
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IP.a .. n ia pluta rrom Raadall
Ooddu' yud •• 1417 1!.
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'-'/ . TV RENTALS
COLOR •C BLACK •C WHITE
no gimmick -no contract
li&J NEWPORT BLVD .,
CDS! A MESA ~
Tll .. hu! 5CI-U14
REUN ION CO MMITTEE offi cers di scus-
sing plans fo r the get-together and picnic
denL The reunion of the Class o f 196 2
will be held SI.Jnday , Apr il 23, at Irvine
Park , starting at 1 p.m. The 111vitation
says: "Bring you r own food and be verage
(no li quo r in public parks.) Bring p1ctures
of yo ur chil dren. Dress -spo rty." ! En-
sign photo.)
CUSTOM HOMES-REM ODELING
COMMERC IAL
for the first graduates of Costa Mes a
High School a re, from I eft, Jeri Ogden,
2066 Orange Ave., secretary; Bob Col well,
2132 Ra'leigh SL, president, and Frankie
Cooper, 30lb Coolidge Ave., vice-presi·
FRED A. McMASTER, at left, !nO Kings Rd., Cliff
Haven, elected chaltman of the bo.Ud of Goodwill Itt-
dustries of Southern California for the ~h consecutive
year, hand i king-size pvel to Lambert J. Baket of
Pu.ader\1, All'tltd president few 1967. Yr. llld luter
11ls bttn .,._ of 1he bolrd slnct 1'146 and served
as prosldtnl for 10 r•••· More thin 700 11lncflnPIIOd
men and women suPCIJ(Irt themselves by wcwklng at
Goodwill's plants and stores and on trucks.
Pcrsonaliz.C'd Scr\ 1• r
DON£. ELDER
ELDER CONSTRUCTION
15 Years in 'lewporl Be.c:h
11 07 E. Ball»• Bl vd.
Co it Drapery
Cleaning Is
Guaranteed Perfect
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1702 NEWPORT Ill VD. ot 1711o, C. ate 11 ...
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GETTING READY for t !cket safes for
the April 2b spaghett i dinner and open
ho~se at Corona del Mar High Schoo l
are, from left, student Tom Fischer : PTA
committee members, ·Mrs . Robert Olander
and Mrs. Thomas Fischer, and student
Carol Olander. Ticket se lli ng, wh ich wil l
start Apr il 24, will be a contest between
classes. The prize will be a "Bermuda
day." The spaghetti dinner will be served
from 5 :30 to 7:30 p.m. Cl assrooms will
be open and class work will be on dis-
play starting at 7:30. Mrs . Howard Franc e,
speech tea cher , will ha ve students in
Room 241 tor open discuss ion of commu-
nication obstacles between students and
adults. Don Tredway of the art department
will ha ve art work on display, and some
of t'he di splays will be on sale. {Photo
by Da le Sa moker .l
Plan for convention
Members of the Cout Wo-to plant a tree in Beaonia
men's Club wi ll participate Park, Corona del Mar, in
in the convention of the honor of Mu. Ray Nielsen,
Otanae District, California outaoina president. The club
FederationofWomen's Clubs, is just 3 years old and meets
to be held April 20 and 21 the 3rd Tuesday for noon
in Disneyland Ho tel. Mrs. luncheon and proaram at the
Ray Nielsen, president of Irvine Coast Country Club,
the club, is makina the re· Once each month the sec-
servations and says more tions, cards, book and craft,
than one half of the members meet in homes of members,
have sianed up to ao. September throuah May.
One of the hiahliahts of the The Club welcomes ladies
convention is the recoanition of the Hatbor Area to attend
aiven to Oranae District a stated meetina or a section
Feder& ted Clubs for com--meetina and to call Mu. Wm.
munity activities. Hatliday, S4s-4S4S, for rc-
Thc Coast Women 's Club scrvations and further infor-
hu aiven scholush ip s, mation. The next meetina of
money and services to hiah the club will be at 11 a.m.
school and collcac students April U at Irvine Coast
of this &tea. Cash aifts were Country Club. Johnny Lin-
aiven to Services for the dell, public re lations for
Blind in Santa Ana, Braille Anaels' bueball team will
Institute, a senior citizen, speak. '
and the Youth Center in Cor-
AIRMAN John S. Bayless,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Ken·
neth M. Bayless of Bays ide
Village ,300E. Coas t Hwy.,
has been selected for tech-
nlcal tra in ing a t Chanut e
AF9, Ill inois, as a U.S.
Air Force a ircraft ma in ten·
an_£ypecialis t. He recent ly
compltted bas ic tra ining at ona del Mor. AROMOYICI PAINTINGS
Twenty-five shifts were AT COM LllllAilY Lack land AFB, Texas. He
sewed and presented to a Currently on display in the isa l %5graduate of Corona
w.ard at Fairvi ~w State Hos-Co.ro~a del.M&t .Library .arc de l Mar High School.
pJt.al alona w1th a plaMed pamunas m oil and mu;cd
Christmas party. Fifty bibs media by Merlyn Smith Arc-Old Ia
were also made b)· the mem-novi ci , a araduatc of Scripps • 1mers
ben for this ho spital, and Colleae. .. . ..
2S candy clowns were made She has received the Grace An old·tlmets . proar am
and aiven to a Camp Fire Niche lsen Award for out· featured the Apttl 6 meet·
Girls lfOUp. Not foracttinl standina achie\'ement in art, ina of the Central ~r~n ac
\he \nd\ans o( Ari:r.ona the a: a~cial scholarship to CoWl\y Chapter of Military fftim~etl pd\etcd up 35 cai-0\0Uli\UI M tniUtuta wOn Ont.t af" the W01\d. 'Wan, at
tons of food and cloth ina for a aold cup award for' fine the El Toro Officers club.
Christmas. Mrs. Raymond arts from the Bank of Ameri-The oldest membe r in po int
Wood was in charae of thi s ca and a "best of service is Captain Otto
project. award at the W, Budd, t;.S.A. \Ret.), wh o
A fund has been set aside Fine recently returned from a sta ~·
Coloring Contest
COLOR THE OOT·TO'DOT SERMOMETTE
on rilis week's Bible Pot•-Section 2, Pate 2
and mo ll your entry "to rile Ensign newspoper,
2121 E. Coast Hwy., Corono del Mor, Coli f.,
postmarked not lofer than Monday, April 17, '1967.
le sure to include nome, oge, oncl oddr•n wltft ..,try.
in Me xico. He JOin ed th e
Army in B06, and transfer-
red to the French force s 211
years before America en-
tered the war .
IIILE WILL IE GIVEN FOR THE lEST ENTRY
Col, A.C. Van Za ndt, USA
(Ret.), served wi th the Arm y
Enaineers in Wor ld Wa r I.
Two form er members of th e
Minnesota Nav:1J .\lili tia,
Captain Clarence S. Wi I·
liams, USNR {Ret,), Chapter
commander, and Lt. Ralph
Lycan, USNR, {Ret.), wer e
mustered in to federal ser·
vice 50 years aao -on Apri I
6, 1~17. Their Divi sions
reache~ Duluth, Minn ., on
April 7, 1~17 . and reported
at Leaauc Island Navy Yard
WIN A BIBLEr
ANNOUNCES
,~.ar~rn
li a 11
School
Grodn 1 tluuugh 8
Four week course:
July 31 -Aug. 25
Limited enrollment -
currently intefviewing
From the Police Bloner
W .. oa4o,, A,~l I "'loatlai 1o T1lomu o•. -.lb U5 removed, while
Al'tor forcina opeaa 11ot:ioa Grady, UOO Teresita La., the yacht waa at tba Lido
o1 plywood · 11 1111 Balboa Kul>or Klpludo, whoa b& SbiPI'onl ror ropoiro. •
'Theatre, which wu belaa &eft it parted 11 Jnoioe After cotHcUna whh the
remodelled. aDd taklDI a Ave. ud Holly La., New. parted car belonaina
un oC all lefl by ""'kmoa, poll Kolpll, .. Kopo Cha· ID Doaald Iobeii, 10511
aomeone poured oil Oft vez. U25 Placentia, Cotta 2J1b St.,Newport Beach, the
plpen and triM to start a Mtsa. had 10 havt her ear hh and run driver left l.he
tire on lhe noor near the IOW'ed away after the col· acene. , .Minor abraaion1
eteae and u.nder dte aabel• lided with lhe car of Ma11de were su.fferod by Andrew
toe curtain, • .An auache Wbyte,U07 Saa~ella Ter., Crockford, 411 62nd St.,
cas,e worth tS, with t4o Irvine Tenace, at MacArthur Newport Shores, who col·
worth Or bruthet, Iampl" Blvd, and Coatt Hwy., Cor· tided with lhe en of Paul
and a cataloa, were t&olen ona del Mar •• ·.When back· Manton or Hunlina\on
from bis Volklwaaen puked ina hie car on Shorecliff Beach, when comina out of
at Wubinatoa and E. Bay, Rd., Shore Clitra, Harold a private driveway. , .Her
accordina 10 Walter E. Robinton. 152 E. 11th St., view wu partially blocked
Hatch. 437 Walnut, Coal& Cotta Men, hit the parked by 1 conllNclion uuck, IC•
Meta ••• A tSO stereo was Pontiac beloaalna to James cordinatoMatpretBa\auah,
carried away from the car Boka, Laawta Beach. • • 2734 San Lu."as Lane,
that Georao Miller, 2525 Lora Ev1ns came home to Costa Men, who pulled ou.r
Newport Blvd., Costa Meu, 1521 Bayaderc Tor., Irvine onto tho hiahway west of
had left at the eastparkina Terrace, 10 find her front ·Dover and collided with the
lot of Howard'• restaurant, window broken, kitchen car driven by Mary Thomas,
West NewporL , .A new drawers emptied on the floor HuntinJton Beach.
home without occupants at and bedroom drawers open ..
1661 WestclHf Dr., West• ed; jewels and furs were SundO}', April 9
clitr, lolt its S250 Spanish paned up but a pi&&Y bank While walkina downhill on
chandelier to some thief, ac· with about $10 of money a trail in Back Bay, Peaay
cordina to DavidMcAIIiater, was stolen. .Clifford Selden, 223S Meyer Pl.,
2537 Greenbriar, Costa Smith. 43, of 375 Esther, Costa Mesa, fell; •he was
Mesa, , .Black enamel was Costa Mesa, drivina slowly helped to the hi ahwa~· b)•
used by a vandal to ~int on Irvine Ave,, West Upper her hu sband, Kitby, and
a Star of David on the pr-Bay, was atopped by police taken to Hoaa Hospital by
aaedooratJohn Armstrona'• at 1:50 a.m.; ha couldn't ambulance; she was ueated
residence, 464S Perham, balance to pass the sobri· by her fa mily doctor for a
Cameo Shores ..• Howard ety tell 10 was booked on pouible ankle fracture , ..
Katkov, 4SOO Wayne, Cameo a charae of drunk drivina His house is in es crow, but
HiJhlands, was lucky ••. The contents of her the new owner, J ose de La
enouah to come back to his puree, ucept for her wal· Cirva, chcckma on the
Mustana parked at 4601 let and about 117, were house at 700 Ma labar, Irvine
Gorham, Cameo Shores, to dwnped on the around in the Terrace, die covered a sli d-
find that the paint uaecl t.o front of her car, parked at ina J lau door had been
decorate his front wind· 3208 W. Coau Hwy., Mati· broken and dirt clods had
shield with a Star of David ner·s Mile, claimed Joan
was still wet; he wu able Smith, 1320~ W. Balboa
to wipe it ofT. Blvd •• Cenusl Newport; a
Thursday, April6 spot li aht in the rear of the
.. Gcora.:." a silver mini&· car was also taken .•• His
ture poodle worth $200, briefcase was open and a
di uppcared from the car stop watch worth US wu
while parked (01 10 minute• miuina, Bruce Burnen
at )031 E. Coast Hwy., ditcovered when he checked
Corona del M&l, said Mrs. on his Pouche, parked in
Maraery Haaan, 777 Av~ his carport at 3303Y.! W.
cado, Irvine Terrace ... A Ocean Front, West Newport
yo una man appeared in her • · .A aear shift knob and
been thrown into the swim·
mina pool ••• Hubcaps were
removed from tho VW be·
lonaina to Geo rae Cook, 500
Irvine, Cliff Haven ... Her
BBQ, worth S50; was chain•
ed to' a poet in her front
patio, but the chain was
cut and the BBQ was s ta-
len accordina to J ane Ad·
den, 207 41st St., West
Newport. , .While his Pon·
tiac was parked in front of
his house, the stereo was
stolen, said Ge orae Yu le,
4S07 Fairfield Dr., Cameo
Shores.
front yard and said he was fuse bo1 cover were stolen
a stude'nt se ll ina subscrip-ftom hi• convertible, said
ti ons; but when Sue Ficker, Richard Hellman, 1n0
llO ~th St., Balboa, asked Coutt St., Central Newport
him if he had a Newport • · .Maybe i t was a fire-TOIM·GDn SECTION
Beach license, he answered, cracker or a cherry bomb, TO HEAR PlliMTMAkER
"No, 1 have to ao now," but lome unknown Clplo-
and walked away to a car sive was lit at l:IS in an
with 2 peo ple in it and drove ash tray in the hallway at
If -'I .. • '' 1 the Tnvel Lodse. 6101 o , , ,wnl e ...,.,., nea y
left his c ar parked at Harbor W. Coast Hwy., Well New-
Hiah, somcone1pricd open a port. • .Someone: shattered
windwi na and stole his the windwina of hi1 Pontiac
~tc:reo deck and tapes and stole S)l worth of
worth sas •.. while she was stereo tapes while James
in the front yard weedina Owen, 21S Via Mentone,
and her dauahter was up-Lido Isle, parked his car
stairs studyina, someone at Harbor Hi,ah ••• No entry
opened s slidinaalau door was aained, but a sharp ob-
and stole the wallet from jcct was forced into her
Lorraine Allison's purse front door, safd Dolores
that was lyina on the kit-Silman, 127 Via Nice, Lido
chen table at her home,l ~4S Isle. • .A coin collection
Ttadcw inds Ln., Baycrcst and a camera were slolcn
... They pried open her from Ted Ko\bert, ~30 W.
slidina alass door, opened Balboa Blvd,, Balboa; val·
her dn~.pe s but then appar· ue was set at t20S.SO, , ,
cn tly took nothina, accord-While sitt.ina in her kitchen,
ing to Mary Fitz, 1127 M11y Sale, 21~ North Star
Whi te Sai Is Way, Harbor Ln., Dover Shores heard a
Vi ew Hills .. ,After a bi· stranae thump; somcthina
cycle was left for 2 days in had been thrown at her 550
the alley at the rear of het patio window, leavina a
home, at 542 .£1 Modena, hole appro1imately 2 in·
:"o/ewport Hciahts, Lydia ches in diameter •.• It seem-
Strothet called police to ed as if they miaht have
come and act it, , .Rose known when he would leave
Tilompson, 6,H Senate_ the house, David Anderson,
Costa Mesa, backina her llll 31th St., West Newport,
car from a marked parkina th inks; ~omeone stole his
s pace, collided with the stereo equipment valued at
car driven by Nancy Jones, 566~ ••• Tree clippinas were
114~)1 Senate, Costs Mesa unlawfully dumped on IS06
... There's no doubt I"m Sanliaao, vacant properry in
bombed; 1 qualify,'" said Pover Shores.
SoturHy, April 8
Art Section members of UCI
T own and Go~ will join
with their husbands and
hl•nds at I p.m. this friday,
April 14, to hear printm akcr
Paul Darrow speak on "As-
pects of printmakinl:" There
will be coffee served before-
hand at 7:30 in the multi·
purpose room of Mariner's
School, 200S Dover Dr ,
Mr. Darrow is a product of
the Cot·orado Fine Arts Cen-
ter and Claremont Graduate
School. He is instructor at
Otis lnstilutc, Claremo nt
Collc:ae, and Scripps Col lege,
where he heads t he ar a·
,phics pro aram. He has
taught at Laguna Beach
School of Art and De sian.
Call in Your Went Ajj
N~RT HA1180R
1(00110 SEcnOII
CUSTOM DRAPERY
SALE
o.,er
41 1· .. ., OJ
Relichle Sr.rdcl'
in Oranr,. County
Sf89
Yd. To
5 2 89
Yd.
Including labor
Mblfmu.m 1.-,th 14"
Our ~.xperts will help you to t'lrfl' out your own
ldeu or crHte new ones tor you. No obllaatlon ot
course.
• • •
5efo our \\idl" ~lectlon or beautiful tabric, ·-over
~ pattem111 and 8000 colon to chOON from. · "'
• • •
Complete Sele<:t lon ot Decorative Hardware. • • •
Phone for Free Home Ser\'lce & ~tlmatet
36 Monllu To Pry 90 ()cy1 S..... .~. Calt
Store Houn: 91o 5:30 Maa. ot Fri. 'tt\9:00
Ample fiN Parldq Ia Rear
H38 Sa. Main SL, Santa Ana
Pbabe 547-3993
TENNIS EVERYONE
' IAC:KITS -IALLS -SHOIS
SHOITS -SOX -
PRESSES -C:OYERS -
SHIRTS
STIINcWNG
1457 Superior Ave,,
Newport Beach
Stephen Holbmann, U, of
22 02 W, Ocean Front, Cen·
tr a l f'iewport, When booked
on a charae of drivina,.under
the influence of liquor after
beina stopped on Lido Isle
• . .He still had a !4 or a
bottle of vodka lefL, but
Jack Conley,Jl, of 455 W.
Newport Blvd., Newport
Hciahta wu booked on a
charae cl beina intoxicated
in public •.• Eut bouad on
Balboa Blvd,, Euaene :
23~ear.oold busboy Robert
Casey, 21, was booked on a
charae of lewd conduct in
the public restroom at Wash·
inaton 1nd Eut Bay, Balboa
•.• OeMis Kuneff, 24, of
112 W. Coast Hwy., Newport
Beach 'Nas booked on a
chap of into1icalion in
public ..... I. haven't done
anythina wrona: I just wanl
10 to home," uid Paul
David MacMahon, 45, of
lOIY.!Gamet, Balboa Island,
who was aoina home so
alowly at 3:30 a.m. that he
wu stopped ~ police and
booked on a chuae of dri·
vina under lhe innu•ce of
alcohol when he cOuldn't
keep his balance in the
aobriety &etL •• WI.IHamHu ..
,.jot, 1011!••1 .. soar Lo.,
DoYtr Sbor11, halft't ,....
cei•ed a •auiao ye&. IIDCl
he poid •9UO oo Doc. 31 rc. tubtcripliou; be won-
elora ir ha ~y b&vo booa
ltuacoed. u hit check wu
!Mile .,., 10 •• .. tiUdnt"
oollla1 tiM ookcripd•,
laoiMd Ill 1o 1111 -oy
WILSON KRAMER AUTOGR.W RAcms-DAYIS PIOfiSSICIIIAI.
l',anlen System
~urrirulum
R...llng • Spoiling. G.-or
Arithmetic Fund .... tola
Class size I imi ted Ia' 12. Courses dosi ~od to help stu·
d.nta ••eel in any u:hool situation.. Prerequisite for
students, grades 1 through 8 entering Cardon Hoi I in the
fall . Private tutoring may bo arranged.
CARDEN HALL
s..n• 0
1.541
Adams, 37, of 315< E.
Balboa Blvd., Balboa. waa
s topped by police 1nd book·
c:d on a charae of drunk dri·
vina ••• Anl~oot Sabot nl·
ued at 1220.20 • owned by
Richord Oellllly, 304 AI·
varado Pl., Balboa, wu
siOlcnfromita storaae place
between two buildinaa at
507 1!. E<IIOWII or, Balboa
••• A ~ inch crowbar wu
uaed in an attempt to PlY
open alid.Jna alua doors
1114 Sea Lane, HaJbor
View Hills, accordina to
1!. Ban ~ dill oddreu.
fri4o,, AJ1'117 ,
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