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THE STAR-STUDDED list of guests at the "Night of
Stars" included actor John Wayne, shown here with
his wife, Pia. The Wayne s live on the waterfrontin
Sho res. (Terry Boris photo.)
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.-BOTH PRO'OUCER ind actress are represented In
thlsphototak:en at ttle C1tyof Hope's"Ni ~t of Stars"
at the Balboa Bay Club. They are Councilman and Mrs.
Lindsley Parsons, residents of Corona del Mar. Mrs.
Parsons i s the former ac tress, Suzanne Ridgway. Mr.
Parsons was fo r 30 years an independent movi e pro -
ducer in Hollywood, and in between Council sessions
he is stilt busy as a producer. He has just compl eted
"Good Times," wh ich wilt be in the theaters late
this mo nth. (n July he will start production on a re li-
gious movie, "God's High Table," with location i.n
Washington state, and in October he will start on a
movie about the Vietnam war. (Terry Boris photo.)
Sign up for kindergarten
TheN ewport~le sa Unified 1\hteria\s needed for
Disuic t's elementar,• sc hools regisuation are proof of
are anxious for parents who birth by birlh certificate,
have kindergarten age baptismal certificate, pass·
children to regis ter them port or affidavit. Health
May 15 through 19, says record and polio immuni·
G. C. EikennaM, direc tor of z:ation requirements should
student services. be checked with the school.
The aae requirement is . b
that the chi ld must ha\'C S1nce some schools may . e
reached that age of 4 ~e ars cro~ded , lhe order of _reg_•s_-
and 9 months on or before uat10n may have s1gmf•·
Sept. 1, 1967. cance, Mr. Eikermann said.
Girls State delegate named
Donna W. DeCUbel1 11, The qualities of leadership,
dauahter of Mr. and Mn.. character, service, citi zen-
Arthur H. DeCubcllis, has ship and scholarship are
been named deleaate for the considered in makina the
1~67 Girl s State, represent-selection.
ina Costa Mesa Hiah School. Girls attendina Girls
The 24th annual seuioo State learn the functions
of California Girls State, and structure of ci ty, county
sponsored by the American and state aovemment in the
Leaion Auxiliary, will be program of leamina-by--doina,
held oo the Davis campus and in oraanizina 16 mythi-
of the University o f Cali-cal cities, 4 counties, and
fomia June 26 lO July 4. the primary and aeneu\
Mra. Robert C. Fisher is elections for electina state
the Costa Mesa unit chair· officials, Tobey follow the
man of Girls State. 2-party system. The airls
Pew F. Johnson, dauah-are assianed to Whia and
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Marlin Tory parties, as they reai s-
Johnaon, has been selected ter.
II the alternate and will at-
tend Qrlo Slale ;rDonn• ;, TIIIIEE CITEDDI
unable to allend. CALL IIIIL CMAIIGES
The aeloct.ion or the dele·
aate and alt.omate il made
by the faculty of Colta
Men Hiah School from the
junior clau and it contidor--
ed the hiJhnt hoaor ror any
junior tirl &o receive. Re-
pretent.ina Oirll State ta
limited 10 juat one airl rrom
tbe juaior clau.
The faculty maket•tlt.a ••·
locU.. o( dlo dol ..... whh
Prillelpol Jaloo Mc<lowoo
Mil Vice Priadpol Jt4oo.
-.. "'*"'-... llaol
......... wl .. ~-ol o( 0..0. Mooa II o( dlo
Aea&lcoo lAPoo liiiOIJ.
After 1n inveatiaation that
the Newport police had been
c:anyinl on for 10me time. 1
man and 2 women were
booked at 11:30 p.m. SatLU·
d.,.. April 21, on the cbuac
·of contpirec:y to commit
prostiulion at a Hatbor
••• moc.el. Now ftee on bail we AI·
Ired Pn-o, 34, ol 14432 L,..... Clerd-. Oro'll; au~
'"'no-llaired Ca10lyn Kay
Sqa, 23, or 41:111 w. sa
St., S.&a Aaa; ad a 17·
, ...... ald ......... ""
ia .. ...., I& Ono .. <looaiJ
JoYOollo HalL
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T'S MY MOM-SHE'S THE BEST!
ftaolloll w-. named 'lait .. n in Hoaa Hospi~ to Hawlii for mo\her .nd falher •d ac:commodati.oaa for She has aevoa, yctliaa. ~elf-miaded ki4t to c:oM: ror,
~anual .. mother of tbo year"" ouay conteat. a week on the ial~ndo£0ahu. ehllllffi&er for, Md jutt ID help in every day problem•.
conducted in aradoa 1 ~sh 6 in Newport Beach and ~I ere are the fina1i111, and their rouons wh y "1 thin\t She doun•t have lime eo do mu.dt for Newport. Beach Uk.e
Coata Meu Sc:boola, my mother should receive the n67 mother of the year aettina in clubs 1hat help Newport becll.liC aho'a too
Tho winner will be announced Saturday evenina, May award " -printed here exactJy •• written : busy helpina 1nd takin1 care of ua. 9\c needs a breM.
13, &he day be(ore Mother'• Day, at an awatdJ luncheon TOM ALLEN, 11, son of Mn. John S. Allen, 2254 But no matter what dl.e problem the keep• a tmi1ina race
tt lbo Newponer lno. The top prize i1 a round trip niaht Channel Rd., Balboa, 5th arader at Newport School -and is willina to help. If one person in the fwnily hae a
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problem or is doina somethina wrona, ahe doesn't scold
them, she brinaa them in a room and i£ it' a a problem
h~lps them 'A-ork it out, and if it's aomethina bad haa a
lana. good talk with them. One thin a I really love about
my mother is she cares £or us alot and is alway ttyina
to keep us happy ••• Not by spoilin& us with toys and
thinas like that, but by sayina, .. cheer up!" b.appy like
and tell ina what there is to be happy fo r. 'Mlen I act up
in the momina my mother has a good brealtfast ready for
me. My mother cuell for me and the rest of th : children.
1 lhink she deserves to be ''1)67 Mother of l.he year,.
and go to Hawii because she needs a rest.
on salary h • e request
OiARLES ALLISON, 6, son of Mrs. Oulcena Allison,
2J321 S.W . Birch, Santa Ana Hei ihts, fi rst arader at
Bay Vi ew School, Cos ta Mesa -My mo ther it~ nice. 9le
lo ves me very much. She lets me play with Inky. She
R111.kcs good· food for our famil y, She takes' care n f us
be(.;ause sh.e loves us. She irons and cleans. She is very
kind and aood. She lets me look al my friend's horses.
Sle packs me a good lunch. No one has to baby sit for
me bec ause my mom is always there,
A\IY BARR, a, dau&hter of \Irs. Iil la Barr, 273 Cecil
Pl., Costa .\tesa, 2nd grader at Lindberah School -My
mo ther is n i ce and brave. She likes children, She is very
smarL She works hard. She helps me and m)' sisters with , The problcrr:s of mcreasin g
costs, "ti1ht money," and
lagzing revenue \.\ere nle t
head-on \tonda) even1ng b)
the Sewport Be ach Cl t)
Council members 1n the 1r
beginn ing di scus~10n o f the
new budaet.
Councilrr:811 Al Forg it set
the theme for the e vemna
session with his word of
c aution, "Let's not spend it
till we act Lt."
The matter under surver
concerned salanes for the
1967~8 fiscal rear. Ci ty
Manaaer Harve y Hurlburt
proposed 2lf.r pay Lnc rease
at the beginn1n1 of the f1scal
year, July I, and a ~nd 211't
increase in December. The
emplo~ ee re lau ons committee
of the City Empln~ ees Assn.
asked for a 7 ~:~"~ 1nc re ase
to keep up With t.he pre-
vailina wage in othe r c•ties.
·our piano lessons. She has been room mother before.
Sh~ has becm at P.T.A. my mo ther does the dishes. And
Sh~ li kes to go places. She takes me to Scouts. She
loves animals and flowers. 9\e docs not like rain and
wet da}•S. She likes my work I b11 ng twmc. She sets th e
table preny -or dinner e ven when we have hotdogs. \1)'
mo ther is pre tt) too. She likes to do cros s word puzzles
(Continued oo page 7)
OH for Ensenada
By Elinor Wood
To thos e watc hing the
s aart of the Ensenada race
fr om the beaches of Balboa
and the bluffs of Corona de l
\\ar, the sailboats CO\'tr
the ocean Jo ke butterflies .
And a1 noon Thursday, \1a y
4, when the l ~5"'fflile race
begms, it seems impossible
tn tell which boats ha\'e
slart ed the ir flight down
the coast.
But to those out in the
oc ean "when you are riaht
there , It may be crowded but
you can see what IS goina
on ... order out of chaos ... "
11.ruund and
aga1n ·or be
hour.
start all over
penalized one
\1eanwh1\e baclr: nn the
shores, the families of the
) achtsmen are be&mmng to
pack the•r cars for the dti\'e
down to \\e xLco. \losl re-
ser\'ed theLT rooms a year
ago while south for the last
race . \\any yachtsme n JUSt
''camp" on their boa1s.
The city mana&er com-
n-cnted that almost all
cities are havin& trouble in
balancing their budget for
the comina year so there IS The race ~& divided into
likely to be resistanc e to fleets , with the fust stan-
cee, and actor Caesar Romero, who was pay increuu. He s a id that ma at noon, and consistina
th C. 1 ' f th 1increases Ln neL&hborina of one or more div1sions of
From San :liego to Santa
Barbara, s afety inspec ti ons
are made of boats. After
pass1n& thLs, bnat owners
must pi ck up a packet at
the Balboa Yach t Club.
Thi s gives them their
number, which must be ai vcn
to lhe startin& boat at lh e
Jetty. and to La Osa, after
arri vini a1 Ensenada, e 1ty o Hopes "womau o e year" her escort tor the evening. Proceeds from cities may therefore not be the \1id&ct Ocean Rac1n1
award Saturday eo;:ening .at the ~~Night of the S50 a plate evening went to the City ashilhas in previous years. F lee t.
lf a boat owner drops out
of the race, he hu to notify
.. Cou\ 'lua:ll ")\ ..... \.
ao loo'r.lna ror t him. Some
have foraotten to do lhia
and have been disqualified
from future races.
Stars" at the Balboa Bay Club. The fa. of Hope, the free, non-sectarian medical AdeqQ.a\& ulu:\u art Nut \0 liD• bopelu.Uy a.L
mou-r-staf t+---,tcb.lrect ~eH.--wUh toftMT -aM festtfCtt cl"nter. !TerrYSorls photo.} needed to 'keep hi&h caliber 1~10 p.m., is the E C\ass
GovernQI_Ggodwln Knight, at left, the em-y GOP employees and prevent of .Ocean Rscina and Paci -
THEIR TABLE TOPIC could be politics, o r the stage.
Pictured at the City of Hope night at the Say Club are
Mr s. Goodwin Kni~t, at left, and actress Clai re Tr e-
vor (Mr s. Milton Sren ), a resident of Dover Sho res.
(Terry Boris photo.)
CDM stu
merH winner
Sue Ann House, a student
at Corona del Mar Hiah
School, hu been named aa
a 1967 National Merit
Scholarship winner. She is
the dauahter of Mr. and Mrs.
Howard E. Houae. 812 Aleppo
St., But Bluff. She intends
to majot' in a~>eio loay a t
UCI and plans a cUeer as a
counselor.
ou ng costly tum~ver, City \lana· fie Handicap Fleets, folio.,..
a:cr Hurlburt re marked. He ed by D, C. B. A.
k said that the Council should And fina liy It 1 p.m. the See s queen reduce city services rather Ocean RacinJ Catamaran
: than cut salanes to ba lance Association Fleet, wtth 16
La Osa relay s the packet
nwnber to race headquarters
at the BahLa and that Lnfo,...
mation IS then posted in the
lobby for public vi ewina.
The newly fanned Corona the budaet. entries out of the total of
del Mar Youn& Republicans "Will there be an) ne~~o• abou t 5SV.
are seeking candidates for income.," Councilman Fora•t Of course all the boats arc
Miss Oranae County Young asked.
All that's left IS the award·
ing of some ?0 trophies,
Saturday, \lay 6, and the
party1ng. And the \onz tri p
back.
Republican. "~ewpon Center •s e:t·
pected 10 bnng LR s:!SO,OOO
additional re\'enue tn sales
are not supposed to start
across the line until the
SL gnal is hoisted. But if a
sailboat does, i1 must turn
Contestants must be be-
tween U and 25, mCVLber of
Youna Republ icans, and
never married. Re sidence in tu," \lr. Hurlburt re plied.
the Newport Beach-Costa "1 would h ke tC'I 0perate
Men area is not requi red. the cny without the Se"-port
Interested contes tants Center re venue." ('l'unci\-
Here's summer school info
Reaisuation has opened
fo r I s urm~er classes at both
Costa \1esa and Newpon
Harbor High Schools. Clas-
summer session. Students
\.\•ill be responsible for their
own uansportation to and
from school.
should submi t a re cent man Dee Cook saLd. "That
photo by Friday, \lay 12, to m1 ght be-the ans"'er 1n
[).lana Burzcss, Ill) White paying fN a neY. .:It~ hall
Sails War, Corona del \1ar, without bonds."
actina chairman of the club. CmrrnentLn & oo the "rulse
Membership in the club will o f the people." Counc1hr.an
be pro\idcd at no .::osL Cook s tated, "The ~e 0ple
Three candidates will be who pa~ the !'ala r 1e~ have
selected Saturday evening, s trongl~ 1nd1c ated that the~
May l]. These candida tes are s addle-loNe frt'>m added
will then be entered in the tue". So \.\e are ol->logated
Orange County competiti on to ke ep the salaoes d•1wn ."
Saturday, \lay 20, at the The Council n .ember~
ses \.\·ill be held on the t\.\O
c ampuses from 3 a.m. to
1::15 p.m. daily, from June
:6 to Aug. I L
A n} studen l who wil l be
enllllled tn a h1 gh s chool
nc u semester 1s elL &Jble w
attend summer school at
e1the r hi gh s.:hool. There
will be no 1u1t1 on charge fm
The summer AeSSTOn af-
fords the student an oppor-
tunot~ to earn hl semester
hours of credi t wward gra·
du almn m a w1de \'atiety of
subJe Cts. The curriculum
C">ffe rs Ll•urses 1n enrich-
ment, accderat1on , w1lh the
trad LI~<mal mak e·ur c\a sse ~
1n tcqutred SUbjeC IS.
Grand Ho tel in Anah!!im. agreed that at the rr(:sent M 'on d' I 80
Miu Orange Coun ty Youn g stage of budget s tud~. the~ esa PI eer leS a
Ropubli can will represen t should hold up actJ ,~n r•n 11 1 I · · Wh n lh • (\1sta esa <)!il another Oranae Coun ty at the st.atc s a ancs untLI the\ ha\e an e ere wasn t 100 · · · ' s r .h much tn,.."'~t• \l•s• Gl·•. pwneer te!i •dent. compeuuon m June at an O\'er•\'L ew o t e e n11re '-''" ... · .. \es
Jose. budget pH:turefor lhe com•ng 1Qumn had h1s fam1ly home Old l1 me rs c~ remem ~r
year. where a departme:nt s10re and t he ;;trawt-el'fles th t' Qu1nn s
They apptO\'ed a mn t H~ h• park1ng h't now stand, Sho rt h ra1 sed 0n East 17th St. and
have the sa lar~ propos al afler h 1s 50th weddtn g ann ;-the lorna toes and sweet
brought back as part of the \'ersa~. \1r. Quinn d1ed, 1n polatoeli and corn the)
entire budget, wLth nf' cnm• Februal), 1962. Last Satur· raised ('lT1 the we st s1 de of
milment on salar) fa1s es fC"tr day, hLs w1fe, \iarsaret town. They dry-farmed on the
Uu: moment. J01ned him m dealh, and OY tskltts of Corona del Mar.
Mrs. Qu1nn was born July Medic offices ransacked ~~,~8 ~.;,~" ~:;·~u~'!.~·~~
Five doctors' suites at det~h searched and pa~rs IQJJ , At 80. lihe died 1n a
601 Oo,•er Or .• near Cliff1 scatttred, but only an s8 cC">nv alescent home in Santa
Haven. v.ere brC">ken 1nto check of Or. Turner's v.as .-\na.
Friday nighl, April 28. taken. Funeral s ervices were
Entry was made to Su!le The rear door to Sui te 11 held y.cuerday at Bell
I. of Dr. Sheldon R. New .. was forced; papers scattered, Broadway Mortuary, Costa
comer, by pr)·ina open a and s5.01, bclonaina to Dr. ~~~. Interment will be
window. The doctor's desk Alan Andrews, was taken.· beside her husband at Harbor
was se,arched: a locked Rest Memorial Park.
cabinet pried open wi th sll SUD II I AilS OF Survivora are her daup:wr,
papers removed and placed LOCAL SEII~CEIU Mrs . Viramia Locker. 2l7
on the receptioni1t's desk: n •• "S..,_. Oon s.tvic._ Monte Vista, Costa Meu; a
and S42.2S in coins taken ,....-" h M• •f tiM H•-,et"t siater, Mrs. May Mqtll o(
from a plastic boa. Heriaof balp, .. M ,.~ Houston, Teua; ~ ar-•
The intruder pried open a u ..... tt Mey 25. will ..... u. children and 2 area .......
W'indow to SUite 4. of Of, ..I ... .,..,ic.._ wt.••• ehil*en·
John Thompson, seatched •-•• .,.. ••t I• N •• I•· JAil H lEAl'
f!lr•Ufl:h drowero ond ooora1e olp llf IIOf 11. L., •• Jllle Olt>lon. !!!r.., or
cabinets and ac:auer~ fl ... ti•l •• IIMW.., ._., Mr d Mr c.~ 01p1
Sue Ann ia valedictorian
of her seniOf c lan at COM
Hiah. member of the literar:y
maaazine 1taff, member ol
CFS, AFS ond GM. Her
community service inc.ludrea
volunteer work at R~~tcho. a
day camp for handicapped
chi ... n and •olua&eer
tutatinl ror unde:r-privilepd
c:hilchn at Freemoal Ele•
meatary, Santa Ana. She it
acli" in Ptubyteri• Youth
Oroup ... s.: Aadre•'• ,, .. _
~>,..,;., Ch•clt ol N .. pon ......
HEADLINER lor llle "Nitlll of Slofs" PIOif"" at llle
811 Club wu c:omedl., JI""'Y OUr.,le, sllowing his
besl profile u he chats hete ,.;., Abe Leslogel of
Beve~y Hills. CTerry Boris plio'>.)
.. pen _<W~ a ~eak ; broke off -.. .... h WMMI ...... nJ ... -.:-01.. tm .. ;';.
a lbelr. 1n a 'Wic ker trunk lftd MMI I• •• ..... • .. ..,_ rae: .. haa bea .__. 11 .._
left without taki!'l U)•thlq. pert Otn S...,c...,.," .. de•'• Uat 1M *• ....
Soi .. os lftd 7. Dr. Chari .... ,1..,21211. c.. •• ..., .. •-ro. 1111111 .-IlOilo
1Umer ond 0.. ). Emory c.-.W Mor ... 1.-•1 a& .. Uol••
FTank, were also hit, with • 1lty of 0.•-.
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paQ to thed ·-DOW._. -ia1 weapou ..S IN NIP-.a*l for tiM lroal 1111~ .
aabtPiiln. ••J•Iha1 ea ... piaa Ill• 10 dae Viet COlla, Tlae eood Doctor ro.nd
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I T .&~ _. ,.,_.. Act m, Sce~e n. to IIIII our 1ou. · . oe• tllli.aa. ...t oaly ~•. of Of' TMI an Of MIIFOIT IIACII Y OM l"dWu•non n Del ot ~~r.· tod "COG'IIInlai•t counUiu .,, t.h• esM.octe• which 11*tld
TNI NA.IOit Alr&'A'S 01,511 NErSI'A,ll Modtomi.t prrac.hrn now tlt.cly-noc the· m ines ha""e long ~n ek:.cl. ~must 1 ~ 1 " Ina: ~Y on lhe briat of 1cooomlc l:be ••"mbl.,• o1 ~alia
om .. _. ...-•• ,._ ._ ,._ &.&p hiW... ology -but the "tae.tic:t of .x:ial revoludon." be done to ~t thne hungry mininc familin , ~Y ca or 111 rom 0 collapse. With®t cbe Soviet miiUoa pet1on1 in 4owa
2'721 E. C... ..,.., c.-... ., C.W. -9161!-Under .pontonhip ol the Nationai .. CoundJ to riot. P.vuybody who doesn't have hit fair (~u't he~, but eoatc~ .. Unina contnunitt Cbina ton Manhatlan, oa Aprit
TIL.-.. 67s.t• ua .. C.. 714) of Churches, Saul Allmki, $2~,()()()..a.year &hare of the ~itt of lire mu11 be taught uve Amen cans lhould Vtew ld' · E Uth nit wat a tian car· r-,_ --• 11 •~.J • • •• _.:.~ __ the way thina• are aoln a cou not ntst. · very pro-• Till IIEWPOIIT IIAIIIOII &..-eN I• , .. ..a., • ,1 "" prl•e4 head1 o_f a 11eftid•! ro1 undaholddon ~~ te ·SlftcU to not equal y, burn equally and pi~ I • diiCt Chat Amorica tclll or ried by a amall poup of
_. ,.WI.W l• 1a. c .. , o1 .....,_. .._ ... _. ... ..ay \K•IIy pro et110na nt. tea, • tratmng temom equally! Take it away from ¥(hitn and give a rea•on lot tiahtenina the . • hiah 1c:hool boys from the -... :c· .... ,., ........ ~ ..... c.~&.·-for groupe of preachen from Epilcopal Pre ... it 10 blacky! . • belt• and ror clenc:hina the II,VCII to COI'I'InUftlll 00"-?d. Brou which protee&ed -p .. ll -1!· .... ""-.,-,•--.... 1_,..,..,.-"'byten'anandotherd-•'•at'"no ·•rou'•hout N · h •-R · J h fi uau help• them to avo• ' ·--,. -.:: .. . ........... , • .ou "' rt egro playwng 1 Loll: 01 ones as pro-1111. The Poundina Pathere . aaaintt the peace marchen.
• C.... •1 .... C.ll. the country. Alimki prefaces his book, "Rutes dairned co a cb('('ring Uarlem audience that brouJ,ht liberty to thi1 nation total econorntc colt~pae, When qucllioned one of '~ :::::~ :~u~ ... E~: .. "'7.:'!~ ::in :::i ~or R~volntion." with .this, statement: "~~h: ''wt: must eliminate the white man before we by calm resolution and the and freea mote of their re• the boya eaid· ••'we are in •r,• 114. ItS I. Ia ...__..,CoW\ fot ,..,. c o .. y of Or•:r• S.•• of 1avelh -·rote 'The Pnnce to tell the have. will ever be able to draw a free breath on this willin•neu to fiaht when it aourcn to. produce weapons •'"e minor'otu i~ our tchool ' ' ....,... I I h • ' h' · boo• II ·• I I 8 I I' · · th h' · r· ofwar!Dklllouttonl •~ "'' ~~ ·-C. lfor•la. .-4 ~,.-• 1W.Of I• ..-uued 1o pUll •I pU lc ow to aeep tt ; t 11 ts a a to te u1e p .ant't core e untnatt.ng. e w 1te man, 1t wa• neceulr)' to lilht. 1 • Mott of the ltudentl follow
.. tee• ,...~ •-· 'have·nnts' how to take it away." may bt nt."C~ry ro elnmn:..te thousand• of Some saae haa uid, .. Evi l !he Mothere Cru•-:ctc for the commie line. We came AAYO £. HA A ......... ., ... ., ... ,. ............ ow-... P .. li.._ No government and no majority, however black people. V1ctory Over Commu,ntam,~ _ _.d I' tllo b'ot
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PEG HAAPA .... _"j'U'i'SC'ii'i;.·.;:i'OM"R'A'T'ts._l .. e Editor comtituted, h3s any right, moral or legal, to M ight get confusin', mightn't it? ~lh abou,nd 10 that aood licvea: to au our 1 .,a
I•......, Ar .. : au,.., 14.00; 2 ,. ... 11.00 take it from anybody to !rive it to anybody. Crimt" has linle to do with need. Rich maaht more abound.'' I do .. That lhc aovernmenta of that ~ere .are s~e ,t,oyal
h 'Th ' . I I f h . . •• not a··d ' l l "nd h .&meru;ana tn ow City. 01111 ofH.W An•: 0.. ,-w, 15.00: 2 .,.. .. , 19.00 One oft e ten comman menu says, ' ou cnmma-' .\tea ar mort t an poor t nmtnan rc .. communu a a the United States a or "••D'd h NBC I
<JJ.. ./!tJf ~~
~ooo'O<OQ:•o-oooooo~O;C;aoO shah not 11eal." Nowhere in the B!ble docs do. Slum.!! art' caused, not by buildings, but tach aa diahearteninJ, Allies shou,ld immediate.ly '"' Tt Vt e k• or ~th ~
it say "thou shalt take it away from the haves b)· .--. Jc Soap and wate fl o nd but rather the sianal for 1 'th r .... e networ 1 pu en
b a·--P . . . . I h r, ~., __ w~n a 'd d . atop he ptn& e economy o cameraa on the hammer and
ARVO E. HAAPA, owner and putM isher ot tht EnSi9'1
..tOQOOIIQoOO"Q:~ oc::...a~GtO
IUDGET IIEYIIOTE SHOULD IE ECOIIOIIY
and gi,.,. it to rhe have-notL'' Christ never rooms are 1nr.xpcns1ve. ave ~n tn many WI esprca WillY amon1 all communi at nations. .
at any time advocatt-d forced equality or a spotlt'U cabin in Swit·,crland, Sweden, Nor. patriotic Americana, for or· IICklc naae, lheV
1
Cuban
h I Ch · · · h. h ••That we cannot win b)' na1s or the eblam fon:ed ~ are·tht'-wea th. nsttanuy, w :c way. Finland, J apan. Australia and the Uni· aanited action on the part of ' , I ,
most modt'm day sn-called Liberah don't re-ted Statf's. wht'rr whitey had far fewer rna· the conservative t minded, sacrificin& our aont' livca naa~?,. Dt. Me ntr!e Ilk-
ally belie .. ·r in, is as d ifferent from "Liberal-tf'rial comforts than do the Nt>g~ in Watu and lor the urJe to 10 (or-by fishtina communism in ed, D1d any of ~cu cam-
ism" as Rol:by Kennedy is £rom Christ. or tlw "ghtuM'' or Atlanta, Cleveland and d d . onC area of the world. while eru record the prcturcl of
. 1war an to wtn. · · th 'd rood --• L · d c o , .. The" rl'allv. h;g difference betwttn us and H arlt'm. Somt'tlunf! mm l be done to make Th Mo•• f A . JIVIn& em 11 , , ...-ou en1n an as ro. t B h C .1, . . th e u1en o menca, H . . 1 1 lh N The Newpor eac ounc1 s openm g sesston on e many "han·-not" natiom is only two-fold : these •lum5 equal to oun! They too must be in their Cru•ade Aaaint t technical know-how in other ewaa crtttca o e ew
1967-68 budget was started with the No. 1 problem -tht· prop!f·, the 5ystf'm, the land: Anglo-Sax-le~t~led d~wn with ~ C.ivil Rigl.m ~ill. Communism, arc puttinl 0 a parts of the world. York P.reu aa w~ll, and
salaries _ and there was an encouraging hint that eco-on!l, Capitalism and natural resources. O>ht"r I hl're 1s not t·q ualtty an a nydung m nature. d tr t" . W h ' ? "That victory over com-emphuued the point that
nomy is to be a weighty consideration. The dilemma prop',.s ha\'f• comparablr natural resources. M an -mostly tht' ":hite man -has spent .:;ona a IOn~~ u 1ft~ on muniam can be won only by the newapapers, aupposed1y
(So did tht' Indians.) So Anglo-Saxom and yean a nd billiom. making cotton :::nd corn, ay, protcettna •&alnst endinllradewith Russia and the mirrors ofpublic events,
facing the Council Is the impo rtance of adequate sa! aries CapitaliMn nmM be destroyed if we are to cows and hol'!;e., as unequal as he knows how, many thinas especially her satellite s lave states, blacked out the parlici pa-
fot ci ty emp loyees, and the n eed for cutting eKpens es ha•·e .. racr ~rss. c!au'ess, on~:-world brotht<r-comtantlv b 't:!"cl in" for improvem-nt.!l This Uade with communist coun-· f · 1 · th " · · 1 · ": . ' · . . and by ins urin& their econo-u,on ° comrnWIII 1 1ft e wh erever poss ible to keep the budget balafl'ced. hood. all equal under th~ L:nited Nations. If must l:x-stopJX'd d we an: to make CIVIl lrics,but advocatina positive mic sui cide.Communiam can peace rally, and aave no
City Manager Harv ey Hurlburt rightly pointed out that ract> has ncthing lo do with it, as the "Lib· K i~<:hts meanint;"fu!! ideas auch aa winnin1 the be defeated without firina public ity to the fact that
;t ;s essential to provide adequate pay, and eoually t<ra~s" proclaim, then it m u~t be Capitalism. Char~l"s of racism and anti -St-mitism are war with victory. By the the House Committee on
Conc:rdt'd!v. we do ha,·e one of rhe world'~ now Aawant~}' t1 rlcd l\'orth and South at time that the Ensi1n shall one more shot, and without Un--Amcricsn ActivitiCa correctly he stated that if eKpenses are to be pared natu ~l ~.ar.d•n >pot<_ •nd "'do a,.,,· I, Ar-, 1 1 ·, 1 01 1···· 1a·on h h dth d the lou or one more li(e if 1 • ... . ... .. ~\Tf)'Onc w • < m1 s o n 11.:mg cer ave reac c e news s tan 1, had warned the nation in
down, som e o f tlie-c ity services wil l have to be tr immed. gf'ntina, Cub:~, China, Africa, Ukraine and kind~ of proplc, (f.\'t'll co'ngressmen are pe-a-their national repreaenta· the c apitalist countries March that the peace mar-
The pro bl em rests squarely on Council shoulders, be-Bimini. pic!\ t:usu~lly the r.harge' cannot e~·en bt: tivca will have me t with a would allow the socialist chcs both in New York and
cause it is the Council that approves o r votes down the Tht> ·'moderates''. portray th~ ~Angeles dt'fint'd . It IS all. :t m:~.u:r of !ICma~tiCS. ~ bi-pattiun sroup o r leaisla· countJies to stranale them-San Francisco were beina
t f . t Keep the ess ent'al and otht'r Nf'gro nou as an mev1tab~e and ~et us not br antl·5t'mantlc. (An a~u-Sem1te tors, and will have presented se lvea." orJanized by cotmluniata. man~ reques S ~r .new prOJ eC 5• . 1 justiflahlf' protMI against a ruthless, hearde~~ 1s a pt'I SOil who hates S3mmy Dav1s, Jr. be-As usual, we will lay a 1 W h' 1 the au'd
1 servtces at an effcct ent level, and tr1m the rest. Local socit·t)'· The :\leg fOe'S in Waus, the Los An-1 · d ·1 ) a petition si1ncd by mo thers n u lftl on, • en cau!tl· le Ju arnc :~ gt>nu t:. from all parta of the country. small waaer, in cookies ot cries of the peace marchers residents and organ i zations and "pressure groups " Cat"l ~<:clcs rK>t area, lin~ rar bt:ner than whitt:)' f n:t' nwn arc nell e<tual and equal mrn are such like, that the ladies 1 1 t'fl d ......
I. · 1 · · h th not fr,-. They will present a disni· ar1e Y was s 1 e • •uen help by not asking for any tax money for pet proj ect s . 1~v~<>:_:•~n_.,_,_nc:_:'_•_•_n_'_'"_'_n;g:._•_,._., __ w_e_"--"--=~--·---::----:-::-------fied and cultutcd appear· will have the last word. both houses of theConpeu • • • . L · h Ed e ance, and have bancd mini • ON THE f1RING LINL invited General W.C. Weat-JlJDI~JAR" TO BLA ..... .,. eners to t e ltor ... ;n, ond olacko. The;, Dr. c. rl Mclno;re telated moreland, commander-;n-
• ' I l't'._., . 'm;en wUI be courteous but ;n h;s 20th C entury Refotma• ch;el of the U.S. forces ;n
AL~O FOR JMMORALJ'fY DICTATORSHIP AHEAD already proClaimed the week Week throuJhout the State detennined, but they mean tion Hour broadcasts durin& Vietnam, to tell of the pro-~ Editor of the Ensian, or May 29 to June 4, 1967 , of California. busineu and will not to ler• the past rew days that the areu of the war and what
(Frum the Tustin. News) The advocates or fia t Support Our Servicemen Possibl y, because or the ate va,ue promises but will New York Police Depart-is needed to insure victory.
For you whn wondr r why Wt' have such II par-money. the American coun· Week. effort you put forth in thia insist on po1itivc and cf· ment, banned the counter • FOUNDED ON BIBLE
adP nl immorality an the n.ation .. ~ta te. l'Oimty and terpart of the Briti sh Fabian My reason for this letter resard, not o nly will the fective action. demonstration to the com-The Voice of Americaniam,
r.itv nt' Tmtin, thc·rp i\ an amwN. It a ll date,.; hack Society, arc now s teerin1 is two-fo ld. One purpose _ State of California proclaim • THE BLUNT QUESTION m'ies' peace march, and did• broadcast by Dr. Steuart
to ih1· Sunn•mf ' Court nnn·mnral cled.,ions in \Va.~h-001 n oundeto·n1 sho'p of 10 ,·nform you of the &••••-1 1 · lh A · c MCBimic, on Monday mom-,. such a week, but a so every The reason for the Mo-no 11ve c men can oun• in,ttlor~ ~nrl th<'lr ~tat~· ('011nll'rparh in Sacramt"nlo. state toward the rocks of roots mov ement -hat been othe r state in the Union. ( ther'aCruude Alain•t Com-ci l of Christian Churches a ina emphuized the influ-
Ttu· Arrn:rk 111n f"''"Pit· ~trt' IM"in,:!; JYdemati(:ally ,·•evo'table do'ctatouhip, ace' om-plo'ahed. The aecond, · h · th · cnce of the Bible in the d 11 know you would conudcr muniam it that the men in c ance to vo 1ce eu pro-ln()tf'rl of puhlit· rnnr;t!ity \'i rhw throu~h (·ourt ecree. dead ahead. Di s reaardina . 1 C 1 h h development of our nation.
It nm·L ~ on nk·t·lv with All C:ommnnist plans to hreak the nashins red sianal s and perha ps more important such an ac tton a tru y con-the le1islttive hall& in Lcsts. onsequcnt y e ad It waa related that five
clown tlw mnrul. fi hrt' of our IMtion while hankmnt-purpos e , is to ask you to s u uctive one. May your cf· Waahin1ton have failed to faint praise to Jive to New J ,. everywhere, they now are d · h th aenerationa of Americana ;n~ m ;.~.!,,,, "''' thtnk 11 "' hi~h ti mt• wt' go aft er the openly advocatin& the de-ad your Wei& t to e fortll in this regard be sue· protect their boys in Vie t~ York City's "finest."' · h 1 h 1 0 " 1 . d th had been in thi s COUil lr)' /·., gf'~' who ''·''''" tlw h!!hl 't·ntf'n(:cs. LPI ~ .~tart wit · · f lh movemen , m w a ever ccssful. nam, They ask: "Why are we r. MC nllre reverse e ., mlll'll\tJZatlon Q e~ency. . before ~e ~s!i wli OJI ru tM-munic·q1al .tnd 'upcrior cu11rt iudi<:iary vir t'lf'd . _bec••ne -t their bility ways pouible and appr~ Yours trUly, 1-. helpin,; the communiata •ernac ular. how ever, and -f d •-, th 1 ""th d · Th I f I . .,. ~ _.. """' ,_ o{ ....... A.... • • ...._ Cbo " rame , ana a 11 ocu-11..1 i•. i "'" t·an im anv attomey5 ·wttn more _ ·"\0-"-tlteet thei.,... abHJatian1 priale, to have the wee.. Richard E. Woodin KlLL American•' The So>-e --:--~-~ .-ana er • ment ...,'1he pftktaet o!1hl•
c-nufa.s:r than rahhih . Tno ~A ny lawyn~ art-syl'O-with the re al th ina. May 29 to June 4 pro~laimed 1 SSl Mi rama r viet Union and her Eastern (by wh•ch, 1r'memory serves_ fifth
1
eneratlon .. ·J ... ,.. :-phllnt.~ to th1· hc·nt:h. \\'~' will ner·d .~nme attom1ey.s In their upside down ceo-Support Our Servicemen Balboa European uttellitea are correctly, vocal exprcuion ••The beat oo'vem'"ed llilie with l'O IIra:,:e in fulmt> "lel'linns if we are to e ect ~~~~ nomics, the dollar ai ves so ld th 1 d" 111dJi:r' wt' <·an all rt'\pcl't. its value, instead of just ---=L.::.EGAL NOTICE LEGAL MOnCI LICA.L MO'nCE wnTICE arc c east aovcme , so Thi.~ i, a nceu·rali'l.t·d ,fatem<'nl, nnt aimed at an,v ----·--.. ------LEGAL TY it was stated. "And the ~" the reverse, which has !ltood ,n.•t:i fit· l·udJ,!t' althounh Wt' can think of OOf' or twn RESOLUTION 67-59 SOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN poiat aa a DoD-tuaeot curve, owniniJ real P'operty within 1he people should always be in ,.. ,.. the te st of time since the R"SOLUTION orr h . i db • c· h I h ' d L who arl" hy nn m1•an~ worthy nf the ht'nch whmever A ~ IIE C:ITY t •I u • propose )' t e IIJ' coac•ve soul euter y, •v· lenll«y so P'Opotle to...., u -conlro l.
I I I h I beainnina or civilization. COUNCil. or THE CITY or of (Oll tll Mu a to IDDU to uid ina • r•dios of 22 ,538.30 oeu!d to said City and at any I . th l.b I llf'lr 'O(·io o~at·a in tl'rpr<'tation!l get in t e way 0 It's like payin& off your COSTA MESA OF INTENTION Ci ty the hereio deeCribed re•l feet, • r•di•l line lhrouiJh time ~fore the uid hour ael Re emna to e 1 era 5
the 1""· outs tandi na obligations with TO ANNEX TO SA ID CITY A property aod to the Costa Me.. ..ld r,oint be•r• North 64o for uld huriAJ aQy owaer of who now s eek'to control the
campaian buttons, instead CE RTAIN UN INIIAHITt~D Recreation and Pulr. Di•tric t 25" 57 ' We•t, aa id curve •lao property withio the territory destinies of our people, h
of the coin of the re alm. AREA Df.SIGNATEO AS aod 1he C08 ta Mesa Street beh1e; the easterly lioe of P'opoaed to be uoeaed m•y was said: "The liberal a
STATE IOIIIIP It's a &ood deal ir they ae t AND real prope rly wi ll be ltllown in nel u de•crlbed 1 d"eeds to the aoneution to uid City. "RI\"ER NO, 5 ANNF:XATION" LightiniJ District, which .. id the Greenv ille·B•o~·~ Chao-file a wriuen protest asaiost actually are fascis ts, as
away with it. Don't you try NOTICE OF THE PROPOSED tht<,e proceediog~~ou the RIVER theOrup:Couaty F ood Coo• The protel!it sh•llset forth lhe they believe, II did Hitler,
it, citizen. Only bi& brother ANNEXATION or TERRI TORY NO. 5 ANNEXATION to the trol Dl•tri ct, recorded [o Boolr. n•me of the owner of the pro-in an all-powerful ccnlral
by SeiiGior Jallls Sclllnlla can pe rform this act of pre-TO Til E COSTA MESA City of COilt• Men, the Coa t• 4645, P-8e 179 ud Book petty affected aod give • de-ao vemment. There was
stidisitation. RECREATION AND PARK Mua Recre•tioo •nd Parlr. Dis• 4367 , p•se 346 of Offi ci• I acriptioo of the propertyin never such 1 fraud,"
th is session or
the leaislature I introduced
Senate Bill 4aS to c hanae
the present practice or
making welfare paym ents to
mo thers for an unli mited
number of illegiti mate
babies. My bill would stop
these payments to mothers
for more than one i llegiti-
mate ch ild, born more than
9 month ~ after pas sage nr
the bill.
Bob D DISTRICT Of ORAN GE Uic l, u d thf! Collta Me.aa Street Record•: thellt'e SOII thwester• general terms . R . r . h ugan COUNTY AND TUE COSTA Lip;htiog Oi11t rict, ly •lon1 aaid c urve, said NOTICE IS HEREBY FUR· Clft orctn1 t e atatcments and other purposes not even
remotely related to chi ld Newport Beach MESA STREET LIGHTI NG The specific de.cription of ui•tins boundary nd the THE R GI \'EN th•t onleu more o f the Voice of American-
DISTRI CT. the bVl nd•riea of the terrhory etiatios bouodary •a de•crib-than one (I} per cnt of the ism. is the infonnation that
care.
The most charitable inter-
pre tati on that can be placed
on the denial or these 0~
vious facts by the o ppon-
ents or the bill is that the y
j ust do not want to believe
the ugly truth.
LETTER TO REAGAN WHEREAS , there is 'ilnated Dear :Jovemor Reaaan: out~ id e of ao d conliiJUOU,\11 to
Support our servicemen? thr Ci t7 of Costa M~u • cer-
Why , of course; everyone ta i11 oa ao habited area '"" here-
does. Suppor t the Uni ted ioa!ter mor"' part icularly de · II Ctabe d; and
States? Wh y, of course; ftHE:Rf.AS. it wou ld be for
everyone does. Un£ortuna-the be!lt lo1ere11t of thr Ci1y of
tely thouah everyone does Coet.a Mua to ann"• the "a id
' e'vid d 1 hereinafter de11 ctihed area an d n?t: as ence mos the City Coundl doefl there• fore
VIV Idly recently by the iohiate 1he anr>rutioo; and
A survey by the legislati ve
analy!it sh ows that state
welfare payments to mo th ers
wi th more than one illegiti-
mate child no w amoun t to
$65,000.1100 a year and that
thi s total ia ~tcadily rising.
My bill has been heard
Then the cry is raised
that to stop welfare pay-
ments to the mothers of il-
leai timate children wou ld
hann the children. The bi II
provides that any illegiti-
mate child whose mother
cannot care for it may be
maintained with state aid
in a foster home, This
would rescue children from
mothers whose only interest
in babies ia financial aain,
while the loss of welfare
benefi ts would diacouraae
such mothers from havina
more illcaitimate children.
T o i111ore. and actually to
encouraae the appall inane-
Jiec t or children by mothers
who view them •• nothin&
more thtn a welfare meal
ticket Is neither humane nor
jusL
sight or wha t I hesitate to
call Americ an s, burning the
flaa of our Nation, and
carrying flaas of countries
at war wi th • the United
States -counuies wh ose
people are killin1 our boys
right now in Vietnam.
We have seen parades,
featuring a speaker who is
an• honorary nephew of Ho
Chi Minh, who wears a rina
fashioned from the metal or
a downed Amcri can aircraft.
Finally -not because the
list is complete, but be-
cause of the pain it creates
in my mind -there are
th ose wh o donate blood to
our enemy, so that that
enemy hu a eecond chance
to kill our American boyt.
Support our acrvicemen?
WH EREAS, the area refrrrt'd
to i11 also outft ide of aod coo•
tiguoul to the CORt.a Mt>u R"-
crutio n 11od Parlr. l)i11trk t, and
the COfllta Me1111 St reel Lighling
Diflltric t; and
WHEREA S, the city f.o und l
of lht' City of Cofttn Men, all
eupervising &uthority of n il!
Di11tricta, fiod• aod determine!!l
!hat said t enitory •hou ld ht'
auneted to the e1dstin8 Co"t•
Mea. Recreation •od Parlr. Di•-
tric l •ad the COtJII Meea Streel
Lightins District: n d
WHEREAS, the ~port 11f the
t wi ce before the Senate
Social We lfare Commi ttee,
and a final decision is still
pendina. It has aroused
areal interes t and enthu·
siaati c support throuahout
the state. The hundreds or
lcttera on lhis bill which I
have received run 1tl to 1
in ita favor.
Jhe oppo&ition ia small in
numbers, but vocal and well
entJenched in the s tate wel-
fare bureaucracy and some.
or the communications me-
dia. notably radio and tele-
viaion. It it pau ionatc and
illoaical in the extreme ••
Pint of all. opponenu o f
the bi II deny -oonlrary to
detailed tutimony aiven by
•Jp&rinced welrate work·
era, police officers and
_....,. citizens -that a
ai..mc.t number of women
.._ _. end more illeai·
.._. m.ll .. n in order to ...... • a..r and laraer
.......... wblcfl UieY
._.,.._lltomocl•u.
,._. 11 ••nlflc nidonce
....... -.... 101 •• • -... h ...... ,_ .._-. , ......... r ..
.. I J, ... I 5 lnalic.t
Federal orriciah have
threatened to cut orr the
federal share of the Aid to
Dependent Children proiJam
in California if my bill
it puscd in its present
form. In a year of fi1cal
crisi 1, Governor Rca•
aan and hi s 8dminisuation
are naturally relu,c:tant to
ri s k thie, even thouah Che
threat may well be no more
tha n bluff. However, much
of die purpoee o( my bifl
could 1lill be achieved by
an lmCindment ..Ucb would
continue tbe aid to molh•rt
o( llloJili-clai ... n •
but ia tllo r-o( f>'lymoftl
In kind or food aa.np•
wllldl wwld poorido for 1111
c:hll*-'• ••411 ndter ••
chiiiOdler·•~•...,..·
Most peo ple do; but that i&
not enouah thetc daya. We
must stand u,p and make
sure thet all know we aive
our ri&hlina men out active
and dedicated suppon.
In Oranae County, there is
a~atan-roott movement.,to
demon1l11te to acrvicemen
in concrete way1 that we
do indeed' support them. A
..,.P tailed tho VIVID
Conlnittee (ViciOiy in Vie~
nom lalload o( Dofoal) flao ,_d, f'Jf ....... -·
d ci.•liDI ICtiYe IUpport tl
our .. "ic~m~~~. a.c-1e .. )' ••t 10 evidence lki1
..,.., -cldao
...,...out tho Coaal)r """
Or•nge Couoty Surveyor h•s
been aecared aod reported npon
by u id Oranse County Surveyor
wi th ~apect to the definiteoeefll
and cerlllinty cf the P'DpoBed
bouud•riee; •ad
WHEREAS, .. id proposed ao•
ae .. Uoa baa been .u'Drnitted to
the Local Aaeacy Formatioa
Comm'ill•ion for reYiew, and
••id Commi uioo hu found
qd dete.nniaed its •pproYal
thereof:
NOW THF;REFORE, BE IT
R£50LVED by tt.e City Coun-
cil of llle City of Co•t• Mea•
to •ao•• to the City of Coera
Mu• tile uid ru l property u
herel·••ftet d"'•crii:Hid, which
.. it! reeJ pn.pert7 I• at the
pre ... t tl•• ••i•ll•hiled: ••d THEREFORE BE iT RE-
SOLVED fURtHER, by <bo
City Co•acU of W! City of
CoMa M••• 11 tile .. pervleial
oo ... d:r..•' tile Co•ta Mu• h ereM Mtl P~ DJ•trit:t
•4 tile Co•t• Me.. Street
LI .. IJas Oiatrlct. to ••u t.o ~e ed•ll•l Co•t• ...... a ..
c:re•Uoe •cl P..t DIMriet •Ill
tile edMleJ _ Co•• MeN Street LJat(q Dlatriet, tile said '":£r.: .. hrelaafler
" e ·"~ .. id ,..,, ,.,.tty • toat!IIH•• to •e m--. C•eta ..... en ..
d•) ..a PG DIINIIct aM lll• c.-llo" ""-Ll .. ~ao
Dl..net.
propo&eti .lo he unued to the ed Ia the Adam• No.3 Allllt'l • lol•l IIUmber of voters living · one or the bacis principles
City of C011ta Meaa nd the atiQIJ to aaid City, Ord inuce withio the te rr itory propoa"'d to of Fabian sociali sm which C08 tll Mea• Re cre•tion and No. 390, adopted Sr:ptember be anoued to tht' Costa Meaa . , '. .
Park Dletri ct •nd the Coa'-18, 1961, throngh a central Recreation and Parlr. Dietrict 11 al work 1~ Amcrtca, II
Mesa ·Street LighlioJ Oi•tric t aue;le of 12 ° 09" 03". an 11rc ha ve, at or prior to nid hear-that the devrou1 ways of
is u fol\owa: di•taace of 4779.74 feet to ._ ins, filed wr itten obje ction• to persuasion should be used
A parce l of land lyins within taaput Hoe: thence South 13 ° nid •noeutioo , the quution to aain the support of the
• rrtiou of Section 28, 32 25' 00" Weat, alon&-.. id tan-of annr:utiou shall Dol be ub-I d th t aCt th
an 33, Townl'llhip 5 SOQth, seal liae nd aaid ni•tlng mined lo the volerfll •t •n elec• peop e, an 1 er e
Ranse 10 We•t, aod in • por. boundary, 757.98 feet to a tion. At 1he time and pla ce final effort has been made
lion of St'ctioo 5, Towu.h1p 6 polal oo • line 50,00 feet fiud for u id he.,ing the City to convcn all to the cause,
South , Range 10 We•t io. the northerly, me .. ured •I right Council •h•ll hear any per.011 the diuenten tould be
Conol y of Oran~;e , 'State of •ngle•, nd p~~r•llel with the objectins to uid uueution. ..put to death in 1 humane C•lifomia, more puticul•r}y center line of Ad•rne Ave oue d'.'''.bod ,, lollowo•. .I-L. The Ci ty Clerk of the City of manner," •• "'dctil>'lld ia • deed to the c M h b d' d
"'.l •• '·og •• •• oool• C ' I ~ d d oRt.a ea.• ia ere y uecte Dr. Billy Hatais broad-oun )' o vr••se, reeor e aod •uth onzed to cluflle a copy . . ' point in the exi11tlu~; bcua-December 4, 1908 in 8oolr.J60, of thifll Resolution to be pub-Cll.lln& In aupporl of the
d•ry of the City of Coata P-~ 180 of Oeedfll of flleid liahed tw ice in the ORANGE Chri atian Cru 1ade, the other Men aH 11aid boU'Dd&ry ia Oraaae Cou.aty; th ence So uth CO T JLO de11cribed in the T•lbert No, I 89c 29' set• Weal a ions said UN y DAILY p , T, 1 niaht, protested aaainst th e
Aoneutioo to said Ci z, 0.. r:r~~llel Jlae •nd .. id exist· oews p~~per of sr:neral .cnc u l~· invaaion of the (rccdom of
d• N d 11011 praDied and publ1ahed 10 h . tnance o. \.SI, 1 opte 18 bontl•ry •• ducribed in the City of C01JII Me .. , ud apcec. prov111on rn our
Jaoo•ry 7, !9S7, a•id n~;le Ad•m• No. 4 Aueution to twi c"' iG the 'NEWPORT HAR· conatrtut1on, when he re-
paint belns tbe inletlleerloa .. id City, Qrdiaanee No, 62• BORr ENSIGN, 1 llewaP-per of vealcd the l)ouibility of of the norlherly llae of T... 7, •dopted April 2, 1962, a 1 · d ben Avnae, 60 feetiG width, di•taaca of 236,96 feet to genera cJTcn latloa printr and jail aentcncea without lrial
•• •hown OCI • -s of Tnet ~e e•aftrly liar: of the s .. t. pobllahed in the Coni.Y of by jury ror anyone who pr~
N Or•niJe •nd ontalde the C1ty of • . . o. 1083, reeorde In Book Au River, 300 feet Ia width, Coeta Me ... said poblieatioe.s tee.ted aJacnst a Nhna ,
JS, piiJe 8 of FIU•cell .. eou u de.crlbed Ia • deed to lbe to he completed •t lea•l twf'aty wbtch would remove con .. • Map~~, record• of Or .. p Newbert Protectloe Oi•tqlct, Coaaty, Califon~ia, wldr. lite recorded Jaae 22, 1911 In ~20)d~ydobprlor to the d•te aet Uol of school activitiea in
oortherly proloa:rtioa of th• Boolt 191, rp "300 of Deed•, « fll•l e•ring ud ccnatitate .a certain state from local
e•aterly fiae the S.•ta record• 0 n....., .. Coaatr,·· aotice of add hnriug, authorities and place it in A R. ld 1 11 ..,. PASSED AND ADOPTED . na aver, •• ea•ter 1 H theaee departlllfl from •• d thia \at day of Moy,lf.'· Wuhtn&ton. beiaiJ the e .. terty liae of tl..t edetlag bO•Ild•ry North 13° 0 0 2.S..foot etrip of laad c011v~atf . 25• 00,. E .. t •lonf .. Jd Will.,d • Jord•a temporal Mores! <o c•-~., .. Coooly f ooo1 ly I' I Mayor ofthe City of Coate~·· -, -..., v• ee•tet •••• 815.01 ee ·to A IT EST Control iJI•trlct IT deed, ,.. 1 P. aL-~L.I-• .. •p•t e•rve, coauve C.K. Prifl•t r rom 111e ~ corded Au~;aat 2 1-IN& Ia Sot~U!teeatat}y, llavlaaa r•dla• City Clerk cf the City of Cu.ta Book 1690,r..p •~ of Ofn-of 22 761 ao f t t11 F ela l Recor ., ~nce SottU. • • ee ; nce Meea or at by oae man•• di""
29° 04' ocr• Wut •l•o ••td ....... n• .. teriy •1•f •aldc•rve STATE or CALIFORNIA ) obedience miny were made
,_ • c•atra ••1le of COUNTY OF ORANCE l•• • · u!.Uoslboe•d•ryJaald •ord.· JSo t• DO" •• ara di•taoee CITY OF COSTA MESA • IJftftert,IO by the ob1dience
erly ptoloaptloa aad .. ld ol 62l9.0.S feet to a t.:se•! I,C.K. PRIEST,CIIy Clerk of o! ODe Mall many be made
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the beala•l•s' of • tupat 00" Eaat, eoatla•l•tt aloes et-offfclo Clerk of G• City Mot.onr Chi law eatered curve, c011c•._ •o•tbeaater-lf, 14 E te I Uac 46M 13 C II f I ' hnin1 a Hldlu of U.?ta.IO ;: •• '1 ' • ooac 0 •• Cl~o Co• .. &bat lh• off1nc• miaht f•eh thnce aoeta.we•wly et to die ••tlt.etly ll•e of M•••· hereby cerd ••t •e aboal.d .. , where .
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Telephol'J!.Rpodles
A w~erful evenina '' found anoche~r pond ror the Craia or Cotta Me•a and
the ~11c Center for auutt uua ducks, , .1n.d the sci· Cbriatine and Jack McCabe
or ~·· and Alan Stoneman cnce department JIVC up. and lheir ton, L•ce. or
of L1do, •• they heard the • • • Bay Shores. The actual
.. Marriaae of Piaaro". . . Happineu ia a baby air! crew will inc~udc Huah and
Mac Smith of Bayside Vii· , .• }uat ask Jan 8ftd BUl his ton Latty, Bill and
laac, Ann Clark of Balboa Kina of Baycrcal, who have aon Bruce and Jack and
It land and Lydia and Hal adopted a 7·week old bundle hi• 10n L~ce. Huah is the
Sloan of Las Veau. and named her Kriatin. Son a publisher of lhc maaazine,
• • • Billy and J ohn arc delia,hted. "Windward."
Busy Jerry Stewart, who So arc friend• Jackie John-
lives in Shore Clifh, ia.. son of Baycrut, Naia Ste-
al! smiles these days •• , vena and Pa~ Weamer of
She leaves the ~lh for a Harbor Hiahlands and Shit-
month of si&hueeina and ley Saffell of Westeliff,
visitina relatives in Ena-who are hoste ssina a baby
land and Scotland ••• She's shower next week..
stockina the freezer and • • •
the kitch en cabinets so that Missins frotri the CoJona
husband Duncan won't del Mar acene for a few
starve to death while ah e weeks is Fay Reber.
• • • After beina hospitalized
for almost 3 months, Aileen
Elliott, of Lido, is re cover•
ing rapidly and happy to be
home. • • •
NEWORT HARIKJR EIIIQI
ARHSEC110N--P·3
THURSDAY, IIAY I, 1967
CO~NA DEL MAR, CAliF.
HERE'S MUSH IN YOUR EYE is away. • • • She's tourina Europe. FLOWERS IN HATS are a remi'lder for Beach, publicity assistant: • • •
F ritzie Will iams of Lido
has he r days filled ... train·
ins and. feedina her new
puppy,
• • • People once treated sties with corn meal and honey .
Today we wouldn't think of usin& a concoction such
as this near our eyes. But then, we're luck)'. We
have many fast-actiO&, pleasant antidotes for infec-
tions-thanks to medical science. Ask your physician
3rd annual garden tour sponsored by Delta
Delta Delta Alumnae on May 19. Commit·
tee ITI8fT'Cers for the event , include , from
left, Mrs , Warren Petersen of Huntington
Allen of N~port Heights , who will serve
as a hostess at one of the gardens, and
Mrs . William Church of Newport Shores,
publicity c hairman. (Ensign photo.)
Part-time Balboa Penin-
s ula Poi nt resident Oakley
Hunter. • .fonner US Con·
gressman, has been appoin t·
to the ~~an Califomi a
State Commission on Hous·
ing and Community Develop-
ment by Governor Reagan. 5 GARDENS ON TRI-DEL T TOUR
Five aardena wi II be on
display when the Newport
Harbor Alumnae of Delta
Delta hold their )rd annual
aarden tour fr om l to 4:Jl)
p.m . Friday, May 11.
Gardens to be toured are
those of Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Ay res Jr., 504 Evening Star
Lane, Dover Shores ; ~-h. and
Mrs . Gavin Herbert Jr., 1478
Galaxy Drive, Dover Shores,
Mr. and Mrs. F. D<m ald
Nixon, l'illS Glenwood Lane,
Baycrest; Mr. and Mrs. Brad-
ford H. Miller, 1311 Galaxy
Dri ve, Dover Shore s; Mr ...
and Mt s. J oseph Peterson,
Upper Bay Associates
will install officers
New offi cers of the Upper
Bay Associates o( the
Otanae County Philhannonic
Society will be installed at
the rinal meeting of the
season, to be held a t ll):]O
a.m. Monday, May a. in the
home of Mrs. J ames Judin.
After the installation,
\Ir s. Tortence Dodds will
introduce Gem ge Kuyper as
the guest speaker. He was
chosen in n&S by the Ford
Foundati 9n to visit orches·
tras ali uver the Un ited
States and select those who
would receive pants and
endowments.
230 Driftwood Road, Shore
Cliffs.
Proceeds from the tour
will go toward buy ina a car-
diac moni toring scope for
use in the new coronary c are
unit at Hoag Hospital.
Specimen en tr y plants
loaned by Harbor Area land-
scape nurseries wi II be on
di splay. Some or the plants
will be aiven away as pri·
zes. The displays along
with refreshments will be a t
the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Glen Askew, 1941 Windward
Lane, Baycrest.
Assis ting Mrs. Richard
Randall, chairmah, are Mrs.
Glen Askew, tickets and
promotion; ~Irs . Clark ~
mers, philanlhmpy; Mrs.
Fred Myers and t-.·trs. J ohn
Slaughter, refreshmen ts ;
Mr s. Paul Du Bo is, hos-
tesses; Mrs. Will iam G.
Church, publicity , and Mr s .
Warren Petersen, assistant"
publi c ity.
The tout is open to the
publ ic. Tickets at S2 may
be obtained in advance bY
• • •
The final meetina of the
Balboa Philhannonic group,
under the di rection of Ch ris
Marshall, wa s a luncheon at
the Peninsula Point home
of Ha"iet Gongwer \1onday
last.
Sh ould
partment
ov erflow
• • •
th e science de-
confiscate the
of ducks in the
campus pond? "No, •· said
Jack McAnhs, a senior ar
Cal Poly, the son or Fern and
Don McAnli s of L1do. And it
was on this platform that
he was electe d student
body pres ident. Yes, he
Takin& o ve r the chainnan·
ship for . the comina year
wi II be Mrs. Corydon Au s-
tin, and assis ting her will
be Mrs. Ralph Deaver as
secretary. Mrs. Joseph
Pike, treaaurer, and Mrs .
Allan Johnson as program
chainnan.
Afte r the program, lunch-
eon will be served by the
hostess, \hs. James Judin,
assisted by ~·bs. Clyde
Carpenter, ~·It s . William
Budd. and \Irs. J ohn Thou·
sand. ~ calling 641-0255 or at each
.------------------------,garden entrance.
AIRMAN IS ASSIGNED
TO SCHOOL IM EAST HIGHEST RATE . ON. INSURED ~ SAVINGS
a/ WITH PASSBOOK C ONVENIENCE f" EASY ADDITIONS AND WITHDRAWALS
flllilll rec.r.ttl H ltw lOtto (JI
""""' ••• PrOM tilt Ill. Altt• ttlto li)Uo ro0011 dt ll !KI'"t' .,,,.11 .. 19 dol!t rtf .. ~~~.
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You un urn 5 39'11.
.,., 1nr11>m ..tltn our
c .. rr.nt rate ot 5 25%
01 CO MP0UN0[0
OAIL'I' 1n<1 ~tl<l tor
ont ve••
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-'tnu•n .ns~~tfd !o '15.• bJ
t1ot rtdt<• s-,.,., l!id lotft
lftlwllitt Cot"!lllllbOn S...O'f'
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MUTUAL
SAVINGS
PASADENA
2867 EAST COAST HIWAY
CORONA DEL MAR PHONE 67S.SOIO
IRANC M 0"1C[$ IN' S li NO•ll , Wllf AIICAOIA l "f COWIN~
ASSETS OVER $42!5.000.000.00
Aa Low Aa $7.50 .... Molllh
1HU 1W YDAT • JIIDftl 'S DAT
-·-~-....., P'II~ID $Ill I*'"'"!!.:="'
LDW .U .....,; .., -II:U':
I
Ai nnan Matthew M. Mihay-
lo, son of Mrs. Anne R.
Mihaylo of ':1 4& O"Y•"'"·•'
St., Con• Men •. b~ta ~-~"LOCAL ARTIST Jack Jl'c-
s elected for tecluu cal ua1o-, . t'
ing at Syracuse University, Keown s pa 1n 1ngs a re
New York, as a U.S. Ail be ing shown at Mutual Sav·
Force lanauage specialist, ings and Loan Assn., 2867
The a innan recently com-E. Coast Hwy ., Corooa del
pleted basic tram1 n1 at Mar, through May . He has Lackland AFB, Texas. He
is a 1%-' gradu ate of Bob been a resident of CDM for
nearly 11 ytars. He opened
Plummer's ShoP in Newp ort
Beach in 1956, and I at er
Jones Academy in Green·
ville, S.C., attended Cali·
fo mia State College at Ful-
lettl.)n, Orange Coasl Col·
lege in Costa Mesa, and managed the Fashion SQu are
Bob J ones University.
CLARE P. APPLEMAN
SUCCUMBS AT AGE 76
Her husband Leo di ed 6
years ago, and Monday, May
l , Clare P. Appleman was
laid to rest beside him in
graveside sel\'ices at Fm t
Rosecrans. San Dieao,
under the direc tion of Baltz
Mortu ary, Costa Mesa.
Mr s. Appleman died Apiil
23 at ase 76, at the Counlt)'
Club Con vale scent Home in
Santa Ana. where she had
been livina si nce an auto
accident almost 2years aso.
She is s urvived b}' her
son, Leo Appleman , 1621
Highland OJ., Harbor High·
lands; a sister and brother
shop. For the past 3 years
he has been decorating
model homes and handling
the color coordinat ion for
tracts. His hObby is color
photography.
SENIOR CITIZENS TO
SEE 'RAMONA' IN HEMET
A busload of out·of--dom
thea.ue enthusiasts from
among the membership of
Harbor Senior Citi zens will
be going to Heme t this
Saturday, \lay 6. Destina·
tion is Her'ne t Bowl, where
the theatrical presentation ,
"Ramona," is in its -'llth
season. Production is unde r
the direc tion of Victm Jory
and his , Jean Inne s.
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Did th ey ski? Nope , just
looked at the scenery and
the last of the snows th is
time •.• at Lake Arrowhead
•.• Maril yn and Jack Hop-
wood of Irvin e Te"ace.
• • •
I rene and Jim Bentley or
Dl.)ve r 'Shores have wonder-
ful adventures to look for-
ward to in June .•• down
Mexico way and th en to the
Bahamas. • • •
"Around the World Thwugh
the Ages"' was the theme
a t th e Balboa Peninsula
Girl Scout Troop 11 dinner
given in honor or their par-
ents Friday last. •• under
the di rection of Troop lea-
der Paula Hall and her as-
sistan t, Jean Benson. Nar·
ra.tors fo r the show were
Scouts Cath )' Carl ton, Mau-
ri ne Mur phy, Diana \'aag,
Liz Sweeney, Janet Gon g-
wer, Lynn Highland, Cindy
labelli, Cathy Hoke, Cherly
Ben!lon and Cindy Hall. • • • Huah and 1 rene Dun can
greeted thei r crew for their
M32 for the Ensenada Race
at a dinner at their Lake-
wood home Saturday even·
ing. .Gloria and Bi ll
Cooley and sons Bruce and
Judy and Bob Lonz of Bay-
crest have just returned from
a perfec t holiday Jamaica
way ... and now are making
their plans for the ir move to
San Francisco, where Bob
has a wonderful new pos1·
ti on.
• • •
about these newer, effective remedies . . kt him
decide: which medications are best for your nttds.
Then, bring his prescriptions to us for compoundina.
c•istensen Pharmacy
-· E. COAST 8W'f ... coaoaA DD. IIA.
Oa!OLE 3·2550
The Adoption Guild of
Orange Count}' will not hold
their tenni s ball until June
4 ••• but plans for the tenni s
tournament are well alona
the wa)'. The tourn ament
will take place at the Balboa :~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~F~~ Bay Club, and this year
there will be a Junior tourna· 6 .J.J. /)/)
men t too, on \lay 27 , 28. 'J arrell
and 30. The ball chairman
1s Lois Hmes of liarbor STUDIO OF CHARM v ;ow Hdls, and tho comm;t.
too ;n chargo of tho touma· AID MODELIIU' ment plans includes Pat IWU
Boyd of Beacon Bay, SoM)'
Elllott oftrvine Terrace and
Evie Wh ite of Lido.
• • •
P1M1M ,_ FREE llreeb~ •
"SECRETS OF BEAUTY"
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Annual re ports and a re· eli/. S•~· o/ ,..blic ''"''•dio .t.a.n..,... port or the state conference
were the ordeJ of the day * MODELING AND TELEVISION
when the DAR had their * CHARM AND PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT
mo nthly meetinz at the 1·\ar-* ORAMATICS-SPEECH-LinLE THEATRE
bor View Hills home of * Special Courses for Homemokers.Car"r Girls
n,QRENCE SMALES DiNJdof' o/ Otu Suf4l Ueew_. Suzanna Rabbitt. .. Plans HOUIS MODIUNG AGINCY
were also made for their 1519 N. Main, Sonta Ano-5474tf71 lk.~·~·~·~~·~M~O~··~-~~~~~~~~~~~~-:~~~~ June 2nd salad luncheon.
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Oc.r .MOTJIID D.AY GI»S for You
WIN A FREE STAY FOR TWO AT
RANCHO
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3 LUCKY GALS WILL WIN THE SPA TRIP!
The fa,.ous
JUUA CHILD
COOKBOOK
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MRS. WALSWORTH
HEADS AFFILIANTS
Frar1Cio4~ ore
In the ticket sa le concb::ted for the preview opening
at Fashion Island in Newport Center. Among those ac·
tive in this A ssistance League project are these mem·
' bers of the Newport Beach group, from left, Mrs. John
Cashion and Mrs. William Von Essen of the JuniOf'
Auxiliary, and Mrs. Edward Pellegrin end Mrs . Jesse
Curtis of the Newport League. (Walter Gerhardt photo.)
TOP SALES TO WIN , AIR TRIPS
Members of the Assistance
Leaaue of Oranae County
and Lon& Beach arc .in the
clouds over the prospects
or an expensc·paid fliaht to sAn Francisco with food and
lodJing.
The: ladie1 are sponsorin&
the preview openinJ of The
Irvine Company's Fashion
bland ahoppina complex
and arc sellina ti ckets to
the Sept. ~ affair.
Air Californ ia, Oranae
Cqunty's Electra jet airline
to the Bay City, is donatina
round-trip tickets for 2 wi th
free food and lodaina to
Tbe Amlilatt Cbap&er
of die Ausilill)' ol Hoaa
Hoepital hekt llaeir •-..
ttallation luncbeoo at
Banon't retUIIUIIlt on April
12. t4t. Terence Wellh,
vice pruident ol chapteu,
auit&od by '*•· Henry· L.
Janet, preaident ol.&he Auxi·
llary, inatalled the new
alate of ollie.,•; pfuentina
each officer with a yellow
mwn corsaac. penonally
made by Affi liant ITICimber
Mn. Phil Doane.
Mn , James H. Walsworth
wi II lead the a;roup u pre·
sident. Mu. Brad Mil ler it
fiut vice·presidmt: ~a. Don
Adkinsorf, correspondina
secretary; Mrs. Jack Pattu-
ahin, recordina secretary;
Mrs. Pete Rabbitt, trea-
surer; Mrs. Charlet Hester,
membenhip; Mrs. Harry
Keeley, hospitality. Mrs.
Ri chard Kredel will serve
as parlitmentarian,
Mn. Edaar R. Hill, auest
speaker, talked about "Vol.
unteeu ... Sh'e nutlined a 4-
point proaram for budaetina
time spent as a volunteer.
~ •• Waltwortb • ..,eaklaa
•• ronur way• and rMant
chairman. NI)OIItid on the
put year't projlctt. AI a
""'" ol a rail c:ard pvty and the rnent puppet ahow,
the Atfillan&t tumed ewer
IS36 to lhe bulldiDI luod ol
the AuJiliary and t231 rot
the ""'chue of a lite tizt
"doll," Ruutci·Anne, to
be uaed in the new in·••
vice proaram as a tral nlna
aid, Thit mechani cal doll
it invaluable in teachina
me thod or ruuacitation and
variout heut treatment.
PLAIT EXPEIIT TO TALk
Dorothy Behrendt or En-
cinitas, wtiter and plant
authority, will talk to the
Costa Men·Bay Ciliea
Fuchsia Society at 7:30
p.m. Mondty, May B. She
will brina plant• to discuu
and donate to the p lant
table, The Society meet•
at the American Leaion Hall,
565 W. l&th St., Costa Mesa.
There will be door prizes,
plant table and refresh-
menta. Ouetts ue welcome. Club will install
The Coast Women's Club
of Corona del Mar will in-
s tall officers at the final
meeting of the 1966-67 year
on Tuesday, May 16, at the
Irv ine Coast Coun try Club.
throuah 11.
each top ticket sale. lady
in lhe Assistance Leaaue
Chapters o f Anaheim, Gar-
den Grove, Huntinaton Beech,
Laauna Beach, Lona Beach,
Newport Beach, Oranae,
Santa Ana, Tustin, and the
the JuniOr Auxiliary Cha~
ters of Anaheim, Fullerton,
Newport Beach, Oranae,
and Santa Ana. Peuons at-
tendina the preview open ina
a lso may win free fliahts to
San Francisco.
OC to offer 'Teahouse'
terior
need refu,b•shing?
~Upd<,.l ng? Complete
• o• long rong <
Newport Beach
Bo,. 1361
548·300 1
The new officers are Mrs.
Euaene Wing, president;
Mrs. Jack Hart, Mu. G.
Koster, Miss Adele Brady,
and Mi chael Coronel, 1st,
2nd, Jrd and 4th vice-presi-
dents; Mrs. Ed Meier, Mrs.
E. Garren and Mrs. William
Halliday, re cording, cortes·
ponding and financial sec-
re taries; Mrs. George Bry-
son, treasurer; ~irs. Paul
Quinlin. Mrs. Ray Nielsen
is ou tgoing president.
With th e district conven-';;;iii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ tion in back of them and ------------
~~PORT ~:~ I
DEAN
MARTIN
'
ANN-
MARGRET
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'SECOND FEATURE"
Virginia \kKenna
11i ll Tra\'ers
"BORN FREE''
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MESA.
( C' I '4 "'f , "'
\1erle Oberon and
Ri chard Conte 1n
"HOTEL"
-also -
Julie Chri st1e tn
"FAHRENHEIT 451"
r!!:,i .•
Marion Brando and
Sophia Loren in
"A COUNTESS
FROM HONG KONG"
-al 5o -
Shirley MacLaine tn
''GAMBIT"
ha\'ing won 4 awards on the
ni&ht of the banquet, club
officers are now ma king
plans to go to the state
con\'ention of California
Federation of Women's
Club's at the El Cortez
Hote l in San Oieao, May 6
LEGAL NOTICE
'WIT1 CEOF' Pl"BLIC Hf:ARI NG ~otirf> i s hetehy-"~v-th,u
the Plaaaing CollUilaeaion of
t.hf' C it y of Ne.,.purt 8f!ach will
holrf a public hearin! on thf!'
appliC'&IIOD of Newport :"lational
Hank fo r. a l'l'le Permit •1 267 to
p••rmit: tho:o C'on>~truct ion of a
hank fa<'i fit y "'ith appUr!"IIIIDI
us,. .. in the unda>~I'Ji fi,.d di5·
trin on po rt io n of Lot 172,
lllork I, Tra ct Irvin~·,. Sub.,
r.nttion of Lot 169, Hlod :Z,
f ffH·t lrvinf''., Sub., 369 Pia·
po·nt ia ·\••·nu .. , s .... ·port n .. ar h.
~oli ee i:. hl'rt>by further ~i··~n
thr.t ,..,j,j publi c he ating will
h,. h•·ld on th,. 18th dav of Mav,
19fi7, at thr hour of 8 :00 p.,;..
111 tht• Counr il Chamb•·rs o f
th•• ~ ..... ·po rt HP.ach Cit)' llall,
oil wh i<"h time and pla<..e any
and all po>r,.ons intetf!Sted ma y
appear and b,. he ard thereon.
Y. Cop!'l in,se cret ary
~:l:r.::';,~R~ach ~it y ,. Co mmiSSion
IE A GOOD MElCHIOR
If yru are a newcomer, or
k00"" Of il ne'*COmer tn
the llarbor Area who has
not been welcomed, do
her a favor by cat1in1 the
Harbor Visitor between
II and 10 a .m., and shf'
wi II c:all on your friend
'#oith valuable informatic..t
and aihs frOfTI friendly
business firma which
stand ready to help her
become acquainted with
her ne~~r sunoundin111 .
THE HARBOR VI Sl TOR
Phou: HY 4-9)41
On May B the members of
the club will have their
presidenr"i party and lun-
cheon at the Victor ~luao
restaurant in Laguna Beach,
From there M-s. Nielsen and
Mrs. Wing will journey on to
the State Convention.
General Federati'Orr of
Women's Clubs Convention
will be held June 6 throuah
A at San Francisco Hilton
Hotel and 60 foreian coun-
tries will be represented.
Mrs. Nielsen and some of
the members are planning to
attend.
The card section will have
a card party on May 9 at the
home of Mrs. Jack Hart,
4621 DoTchester Rd., Cameo
Hiahlands , for noon luncheon.
Net proceed a from the sale
of ti ckets, which are priced
at $5 each, will be remi tted
to the o raanizationt to fu,..
ther their philanthropic work.
Approximately 15,000 per-
sons are expected to attend
the one-niaht affair, visit
the 56 store s and shops,
and listen to the music of
Stan Kenton, Les Brown,
the Mariachi Brass, the Ink
Spots, and Julie London,
·who is honorary hoste ss.
An early invitation has
been extended to Gov. and
Mrs, Ronald Reagan to at-
tend as offi cial host, ac-
cordina to Daniel A. O'Far-
rell, manaaer of the 75-acre
shopping center.
Oranae Coast Colleae wi II
present "Teahouse of the
Auaust Moon" as its sprina
drama production. The play
will be s taaed May 17·20 in
the OCC Auditorium at 3:15
p.m. Admission will be
s 1.50 for adults and 75
r
Career talks held
Some 125 bu siness s~
dents and their teachers
were in\'ited guests of the
Business & Professional
Women's Club of Newport
Harbor at •the club's 5th
annual "c~rs unlimited"
conference held at the Mesa
Verde1 Country Club, Costa
~-lesa.
Mi ss ' Agne s Blomquist,
twice president of BPW and
now serving as president of
Newport-Balboa Savinas
and Loan, said there was
"room at the top" for the
young woman willing to ac-
cept responsibilities and
continue her education in
her chosen field.
Other speakers were Bob
LEGAL HOTICE
~011Ct: Of PUBUC HEARING
~oticf' il!l herrby give n that
the Plannin@ Commi1111 ionof the
City of :\ewpotl Buc:h wi ll
hold a pub lic: hearill@ on the
application of J ord1n & Beo-
jamin, Inc:. for 1 Use Permit
~1271 to permit: An automatic
car wa.!lh •n a C~·Z :r.one and
It no•fef' privat,. parll:inf! lot in
an adja rent R·2 :r.one on Lot.11
3, 4, 5 and p-rt of 2, 15 ud 17,
Block G4h , Tn~c:t 323, al11o
kn own 11s 2931 Eaat Coa!lt
Highway, Corona del Mat.
~oti c,. i!l hereby futthf'r
~i vf'n that !IRid public hearing
wi ll br h,.Jrj on thto 18th day of
May, 1967. 11t the hour of 8:00
p.m. in the Counc:i l Chambe t!l
of th,. ~ .. wport Beach City
Hall , at whir h tim,. and plac:e
any 11nd all pert~on" intereeted
may a ppe., and b,. heard
the reon.
Ray Y, Copelin, l'lf!'Cte tary
Newport Beach City
Planning Commis.!lion
Pu bliAh: 4, 1967, in
The lhrbot E:raaiga
Goodwin of the Newport
B'ranch of Bank of America,
Ron Arms trona of Air Cali-LT. RICHARD COOK, son
Cornia and Daniel Polk, in-of Mr. and Mrs. Walter 0.
dustri'll relations manager Cook of 113 Pearl Ave.,
o r Atlantic Research.
Newly installed president Balboa Island, has entered
of BPW, Mrs. Patricia Fol-U.S. Air For.ce pilot train-
sam.. welcomed lhe peats , ing at Webb AFB, Texas.
at the Conference. Chainnan He will fly the newest Air
of Careers Unlimited," Mrs. Force jet tra in ers and re·
J .B. Hamil, introduced the
speakers of the day. Mrs. ceive special academic and
Alma Rush, fanner BPW military train ing during th~
president and rounde r of the year..jong cours e. He will
careers unlimited program
in 1963, was also introduced.
Assisting Mrs. Hamil were
Mrs. Aida Gorton , chainnan
of pas t presidenu; ~ea.
M.J. Moser, Don Sou thworth,
Vernon Brubaker, Doris
Croxon, Jean Del Guidice,
Marion Lebus, W.C. Noller,
C.R. Chamberl ain, Marylin
Caldwell and Miss Cathy
be awarde~·lver pi lot wings
upon camp tion of the pro-
gram. He ec eiv ed hi s A.B.
in 1%6 fr o the University
of Rochester, N.Y.
Coli in Your Wont Ad
to th• En •itn
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The OCC version wi II have
Joe Donofrio of Costa Mesa
as Sakini, the impish Oki-
nawan whoae job it it to
help th·e harried Captain
Fi sby brina democracy to
the natives.
Fisby is played by Jeff
Burtt of Newport Beach.
Sat. Greaovich is played by
George Andrewa of Garden
Grove. Stan Tudor of Costa
Mesa is the overbearina
Colonel RJrdy.
Other major roles will be
played by Doua Douaherty
of Garden Grove as Captain
McLC.an, Chris Weatherhead
of Newport Beach as Lotus
Blossom and Lani Roland
ofOranaeuMiss Hiaa Jiaa.
John Ford of the OCC
drama department will di-
rect the play,
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ARST SfCTIOII--P111 5
THURSDAY, MAY I, 1967
COROllA DEL MAR, CALIF.
'Woman of year' honored CoHon Ball May 12 HL .. "•••
Mot. PrMk H•ah•t, lncom-. UCI ¥1•11•
iaa prcsldaat. wHI reian T'!'e ... ,rurormal I ~II. Cotuna del ...... ,..11
WAN TID
IOYS I. GI RLS
3 10 n yun of ... ,
1.0 audition on Vidoo
tlpe, .nd qualify for
TV and mo&.ion pio-
ture talent pool. Our
talent contultlnt
will be at the DIS.
NEYLAND HOTEL
in the Olympic Room,
Fri., May S. Chi ldren
between 3 and 6
yean of aae come
between 3 p.m. and
5 p.m. ONLY.7yeau
10 11 yeau 6 p.m. 10
&:30 p.m. ONLY.'I'tli•
talent aearch beina
conducted by TAKE I
Production• In c.
Video tape produ·
cetl for public rcla·
lions,
Mrt. Joseph A. Reek, lonlj
lime resident of Balboa
lata.nd. waa l\albed ''women
o( lhe year'" at lut .......
mee'tina of tbe Newport
Hatbor Zonoa Club. Mot.
Marie Howes, atllUI o(
women chainnan fot Zonta,
~nnounced lhe awatd and
aave the followi.na rnume of
Mu . Beck'• Contribution a to
the conmunhy:
"Amon& the u lect few
here as lona u SO yean,
and belonaina to the Pio-
neers Group, it an accom•
pliahed 'youna' woman,
honored aa \\'oman of the
V ear by Zon \a tnt ernationa\
a\ its annual dinner held at
the Balboa Bay Club.·
"Honored not for the years
tpent in the area but for
the servicct to the comm un·
ity sine' the beainninJ or
those years it Mn. Joseph
Beck, {Carol lO her friend•),
wife of Joseph Allen Seek,
Mothers Day is almost here
But don't Dad
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Omqa the most' highly prized
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total: irresistible beauty ana
maa.imum accuracy. S.amnter De Ville, Mtf·winding, whita or
yellow 14K told drHs watch,
20 d•amonds, S-415, Lady's
14K white gold oval Omega,
32 diamonds, U75.
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PRESENTING FIRST EXHIBIT BY
recently boeored ror 11rvina ol which the h aec:ret.-y;
50 y .. ,. aa aecntary to the t.he Hittorical Committee,
Caliron\ia. State· Senile. h atar .. d by dla Fritoda ol
w11 ~. ·BM:k, who at vetn• the ~ibrar)'; the Balboa ,r.-
an developar, rebuilt &a\ .. land Yacht Club, or wtucb
boa Jaland and developed the was directoJ for many
over futiviliu when th• wt'llch 11 lhe au toc_1al are diapl.ylaa ... tlGDme
JuniOf I! bell Club of Newport ove.nt planned~ the Jun1on to En••• l.ce .,.ca.
t I autumn 1 uncle th tora" tipa ia ••lr -'•••• Beach aiwa Ht 15th ~nnual WI.
1 • • 1 ' .e 11 1ft op-. t.o.Nlnltalk.
Cotton Ball on Friday, May auaplc:el of Mrt. Wanen Fu, for vi aik:tra ID •• .. , 1111 12 aDd ~~. Paul Hadley. ~ IIOp in and aoqu.aiat •--yeau.
Beacon Bay, and took over "Mrl Seek received the
the rerry butineu in 1919, most ~u1ual award ever
~late r added an automo-1iven by the Newport Hatbor
bilo feny. · Chamber o( Comnerce two
''Mn. Reek, alona with ycau aao. The awa.rd? Man
Sc• . 1 lh 1 cbainnen ofWaya and Moana, 1 .111 ~-tuna or e annua . d ...,,~ R Sh ae v .. WI ~• cMI Mu
h. h lh aaaute ..,, ...,,,. oaer el"" ._.._ event, w tc auamentt e -v•·
I b h"l lh . ~:t•:· _________ .::::::::::::::-
her huabaftd..nd three 10ns, of lhe Year!
it remembered 11 workina "A• outuandina u her
for many yoars in the bay contribution 1 are the charac-
area with wlteMa(ety pro-teriltict 1he displays 11
arama for child ren, wi th the she perform• her du ties. A
oriainal Tournament or model for the art of inter-
Liahla paradea or boau, personal rclationt, Mu.
with Civil Air Oefenu work Beck is admired and loved
c u 'I many p 1 an roptc:
fundt, will be the Balboa
Bay Club. .,We're in the
Pink," the theme choaen by
Mn. Huahes , will be evi·
dent upon enterina the club.
Tablea will be decorated
with n orll arranaemenu to
be creal ed only in shades of
pink.
durina the war when ahe by all who have had the Memben and aue1t1 are
1cheduled plane spotters for aood fortune .lo know her. ur1ed 10 put a-.·ay their si lka
the niahtly ai r tky watch She has alway's avoided the JEN NIFER CAREY of and utins and &reet the
ttop the old Lido Tower~. the limeliaht, the alocy and .-~ I"H cominaofl.he sUIM\er season honor. UnanuminJ, self-ef· ~·ore C 1 s turned in the . "A membe r of the Aui1t· •n cottons. Mrs. Huahes will ance Lc:aaue of Newport facina, hwnble 111\d modest, best en try lor last week's complete her ball attire with
she has moved into each Dot-to-Do t colo ring contest Beach for 21 years, Mra. a s eed pearl coronet. siani· responsibility with cheer· in the Ensign Bible page r · h d · 1 d Beekhu been the inddatia• rul willinJOetS, accom-~·•ng er uues u ea er
able, e.ver willina, behind-plishina the objectives with and won a Bible as her of the c!ub for the c:omi n1
thc ... cenea member, an ex• quiet efficiency, meticu· prize. Seven~year"ld J eo -year, from the outaoin& pre•
pert on parliamentary proce· lous th oroughness. nie, a 2nd grader at Carden sidc.n t, Mn . Jaclr. Ha&adom,
dures and on the hillory of ''Honest and fortri&ht, Hall, is the daugnter of Musi c for dancing will be-
the L eaaue with its many proceedina strailht to the Andy and Lu cy Carey. t En -ain at 9 p.m. pt"eceded by a
faceted corrmunity services. heart of a problem, objec· ,cocktail hour and buffet din ·
tivc.,unemotional andaentle, sign photo.} ncr. "Put president of the
Hoaa Holpital Auxiliary, ~ir:;e~e~~·~:~:~~~ft~c~-P"•ano needed for c y c where 1he has already aiven on every board. Her quiet • • •
lSOO houn of service, Mu. humor, her ma5tery of the The Newport Harbor Com· aames, refreahmen ts and
Seek hu al1o served on the understatement deliahts all munity Youth Center is now TV, under the direction of
hospital Board of Directors who hear her. beina used as a teen center the Ci ty o r Newport Bcac:h
for .S years. "With an unusu.ally deep on Friday even in as, from recreati on department and "AI a member or the Cham· 7 JO tD ·dn · h Th · lh intere!lt in people and their : m• 11 L e acb· c sponsorship or ,the You th ber of Commerce, Women 's v t• · 1 d d · C bo d welfare, Mn. Beek listens 1 es me u e ancang, en ter ar . Divi1ion, Mn. Seek has U· Th y lh c · · and hears, watches and MilS. FLOIIEMC( MLLIAMS e ou . enter 11 1n
sisted the planninJ commi t· s ees, an unusual attribute OF coST·IIES· DIES need of a PL~no, for the:
tee on the Freeway route, h " "' 1 h d f the annual Yearbook', and lO ave. .;Ten areat-grandchildren, een center nL& 1 an o r "Perhaps amona her quali-other events, acc:ordina lo
other projects. ties which we would seek 16 arandchildren , 2 dauah· John Semple, mem ber of the
"Other boards whi ch en-to emul~e would be her ters and 3 sons alon a with board. An yon e with a piano
J·oy lhc contr•"Lt•"on of"ts b"l" 1. · h her husband, William, ate don 1 [JU ~· • a 1 1ty to 1ve 1n t e pre· to ate may c:al the You th
S eek are the Viaitina Nur-sent and to prepare for the left to remember Florence Center at 5th Ave. an d Iri s
SCI Anociation of ()t&n&C f Williams, who died at 7] uture, to stay as alive and Ave., Corona del Mtr, phon e
County, the Anaelitos De interested, as is our Woman May lst at 3H Walnut, 675-{l77J, or Mr. Sempl e t
Oro (auociated with Bia r lh y •~ J h Cos ta Mesa. a o e ear -, • .,s. osep 613-4969 or 67$-2ll)l. Brothert of Oranae County) Allen Beck." Mrs. Wi lliams was born
II H · Nov. ll. lin, in New Yotk REVISED CAR lASH Zonla insta s 0 icers and had been a tcsidcnt in APPLICATIDM IIADE 0~~~~c;sou;i1iJ :; ~~~c.:;sJ Another appli cation for an
lnt tal\ation of Mrs.
Georae Zebal as president
and introWction o f Mrs.
Joteph A. Beck as "woman
of the year" were hiah·
liahts of the Zonl& Club
meetina last Thursday
evenina, April 27, at the
Irvine Co11t Country Club.
Re in ert; statu s or women,
Mrs. Earl Stanl ey; ways and
means, Mrs. Ri chard Sheets
and Mrs. Chalies Winfield;
yeatbook, Mrs. Malcolm
Angell; club hoste ss, Mn.
Da vi d Riheldaffer; Zonta
automati c car wuh a t the p.m. today, May 4, at Bell-Broadway Chapel in Cosla location of Sea Crest Mtltel
Mesa. lntennent will follo w in Corona del \~ar is beina
at We s tm inster Me morial made by Jordan &:. Bcnjarr.in
Parlr.. Inc.
•• ., ,, A re vised plan has been TRouM n R CHILDREM IS DOll A TED TO HOAG ~eaented to the Newport
Beacb P lann•na Cormuu•on, Otildren admitted to Ho ag
Molherl
In Pu•lu ... .. ..• "' •.•..
F,_ 'Be llrta
YOUR FI GURE IS MY PROBLEM
GIRDLE S & CO RSELETTES IN ALL
SI:ES AND FIGURES
Tht mos t nclusivt hn t
of foundatton s in tht area
The banquet w11 held in
the p>ld ~i cb the
-·~ -U.'erne !Wid .~ of lhe
-evenina done in ,JOid and
matt, Mu. Joseph Hamblet
and Mrs. Don aid Schoenmehl;
Zonta gi rl of the month
chairmen: Corona del Mar,
Mn. Karen Mar&rot.a. Wood;
!costa Mesa, Mr's. Marie
can now ride to their rooms Lll'\d a hear ina on the use
· ••u · " 'It [ !h perrmt application hu been an .. atn, .. ... rom e r Th .
A · " 1 ~ ~·-n· set or t.&tsday evcn1n1. asoca a .. ono .-.sa. ... , ..... _. \ta 18 . c·. H II for Hoaa Hospital. Y • 1". ~ty a ·
l.Jilh Smilh
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CORONA DEL MAR
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of Mutual Savl nea
1966·67 CIVIC DIRECTORY
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white and decorations dC""
pictina the classification of
the neW preaident.
Mi u Jae Mae Lane, past
Distri ct IX aovemor of
Zonta International, was
instsllina officer. She in·
stalled Mrs. Malcolm Angell
as first vice--pre&ident; ~·trs.
Robert Harbison, 2nd vi ce·
president; Mrs. Phillips
Rees, ueuurer; Mn. B.
Waldemar Acker, recordina
secretary; Mrs . Donald
Schoenmehl, cortespondin&
secretary; Mrs. AI Forgit.,
Zonta Foundation treasurer.
Direc tors are Mn. Robert
L. Bacon, Mu. Roaer
Barro w, Mrs. Richard
SLeets and Mrs. Karen
Marareta Wood.
The retitina pruident..
Mrs. David RihehSaffer,
presided as auestl were
in trodu ced and Zontians
from Zonta Clubs in Area
1 V and j\'li u Mary Noonan,
Area IV director, were
areeted.
Howes; E'!_!ancia, Mn.
Matlin She~l y ; Newport
Harbor, Mrs. Robert L.
Bacon.
Guests included Mrs. Ze·
bat's husband, George ; her
mother, Mr a: Thurber, and
her 2 sons, Bradley and
Ronald who new down from
Stanford ~d UC Berkeley.
Prc.cedina the formal in·
s tallation of officeu was a
most humoroua spoor on
the new preaidcnt and her
classification by the past KATHV OURICA, 18-yea r-
Zonta presidents. En•ctina old s enior at Estancia High
various characteri ntions' School, will comDtte in
were Mmes. Donald Hunvnel, Exchang~ Club search for
Ea.rl St.anley, Marlin Sheely, ta lent contes t at 7:30 p.m.
Robert J ayred, Robert L.
Bacon,· Loui s Csena.r, th is Friday, May 5,at Corona
Jeffrey Burke, Jack Reinert, del Mar High SchQol . Last
Vi rainia Luther and Mi ss year ·she was 3rd place in
Bernice Vestal. the s enior division with her
Mrt. Zebal acupted the
aavcl from Mrs. Riheldaffer tap dancing. She has been a
and her first order of buti· stud~nt at the D<?rothy Jo
neu wu the announcC"" oance Studio s ince the age
ment or her committee of 4. <E nsign photo.)
chairman: Ame li• Earhart
eommHtoo, Mn. B. Waldemat IIIIS. ETHEL KDLIIIEIIG
Acker; tttoncltnco, Mrs. OF COSTA MESA IUS
Robert J ayred; clubhouae Wi th the Rev, Loren Flick· m~naa•en t. Mn. Carle10n inaer offic:iatin1, funeral
Mear1: ciYi l clefenae •d urvices wi ll be held 11
a aleey , Mn. Ho bart Loud; a.m. IDday, May 4, for Ethel
fellowthip, Mrt. Robert. P. Holmbera at Balu Cor-
Barrow; fin•~e and ~dee&. on a del Mu Qapel. ~·· Calhanna K1eater; Mn. Holmbera w11 bom ~~~~-· Mra •. ·B. W. Ac~er; OeL 24, 1&~. in BatUe
tn .. rc•ty, . Mill , Bem1ce Creelr:, Michiaan. and h11 v .. t.aJ; tntem•uon.a ro-la&ioa .. Mra. :J•aa 0 . R.y: ~~t ll of her 76 yeart of
••berllaip, Mrs. Robert h(t 1ft Or••• County.
Hutoi-; porli..,•IOII•, CJL CIICUT 111AY
I .... O.adea Wiafitht '1111t -al lfll'ial ooaeert
PfOC .. ,. lloota IDd ,..,.,... of •• -·c ....... tor
dot, Mrt, 0ootp · 8toa; Cot Ia Moto Hillo Scltool will
ptO_.a, _... Maloolm be lteld ill •• Lynam at I
Aa ... l; pttlollc alfoht. Mrt. p.11. IDdoJ, MIOJ 4. noro
l!nlott -a; pttlolldiJ will IN a .. II doaadoo or
•4 PN•• IIDok. Mra. J act so• •d u• a a•••a.
'
The "train" is made from The apptieat1on IS for the
a converted wheel chair, and car wash and a no-fee pn •
the desian and wo rkmanship \'ate park 1ng lot at 2931 E.
is by John Thousand, pre· Coast Hwy. The flre vious
si dent of th e Empire Enai~ reque s t for the use pennn
neerinaCo.,411 E. 17th St., wa-. rejected by the Plan-Corona del Mar
Costa Me sa. nina Corrmiss1on.
M~·s Day. !Up te sMp 11
W~ yM'II fiJNI
llle ripl gill ! ... ......
"The Pr•seripti on Pharw~eey"
3127 E. eoa.t Hwy. Carona del War
SHOP LOCALLY •
SAVE TIME •
SAVEGAS •
SAVE SSS
.• ...;" HANDBAC.S
Ys.TR4WS, FABRICS,"'"'"
COMBINATIONS in a gloriou s
array of spring colors!
CLU TCH PURSES ~._
casual ond •vening
Lady Buxto1
ond occ:•story t•ts
• keytoin.,s • gloss
. dgo,."• cos. • light ...
CANDIES
IIIUJ •tiMtlfl,..
to gift ad lljoy
molt ..-up by Coty. Yen•ti c.~ ou
l •ouot, C.,ino spice bolls, .,osiery
l k;ltt .. boutiques, flow~ N ... .._.,·
Swia•
4o;nty
flo..,• •• f..inine
..,ele t to pleoao
""'""
•
AND COSMETICS
Flo-.t".d podtoe11 of Mo• Foetor• 1
Primiti f, Hypnetlqu•, Golden Woocfa
For p.,Nffted -'..-.c• by LeGolion
-SortU .. , Jo1111in
••lntiMeteu perft.,Me -·'''"'
col._,.e, h.r fovorite scent.
Revlon
S.,lcy Blue Comotion
..,. "-.,4 Gollot
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Reai atration for lhe Oranae
Coest Collepswnmtt awlm--
mina propam will blain
June 17 at &he OCC pool,
from 9 a.m. to noon. The
fiut • wlm aouion will run
from Juno lJ ·30.
Second uuion will run
July 3--14~ whh teaiatntion ;... _____ -:'-:'-:'-:'~-:"--i July t. Third aculon will
1-·'·'~·~·~·.·~·~C~T~ID~N~,~·.·~·~·.•~-"!"T•N•U~I~I·D•A•Y•,••~•~•-·~·.'.'.'.'-..J be July 17·28, roai•Uation
July 15, and the final sea· lnJ"un"es '''"'· July 31-Auauu u . reaistration July 2~.
Tueaday•a aame wat touah The aame was cloae until Classes will meet dal ly
on die Leech brothers, Mike the 61h innina. nen the Monday thtouah Friday for
and Steve, a1 the Corona bomb fell, u 6 unearned th e seuions. SIUdenta must
del Mar Sea Kina• were runt cro11ed th e plate after be 42 inches to the chin. THIS RACING CAR, the J. Frank Harrl· has a %·inch wheel bas e, weighs 1,380 bombed 12 to 2 by San 2 were out.
son Special, built In Cos-ta Mesa, wilt be pounds, fuel consumption of 21.? miles' Clemente on the home ThC COM runs came in the
a contender in the May 30 Indianapolis per gallon, speed about 200 miles afl diamond. Jrd innina. as Orca Howard
doubled, and Mark Mooney 500. t.ll body work on thi s racer has been hour. The driver will be Greg Weld of Mike, playina at Jrd base and Dous Myers sinalcd.
done at the Harri son garage near the OCC Kansas Ci ty. Mr. Harri son, former raci ng fo r the Kings , suffered a Last week the Kinas de•
campu s under the direction of Jerry Ei· driver, own er o f th e Chattanooga Glass broken thumb as he reached feated Estancia 4 to 1 and
sert o f Newport Beach. The raci ng car Co. in Tennessee, _has a home here in for a lo w throw. The bumb lost 2 to l to Huntinston
is po wered by a Ford engine of 500 h.p., Dover Shores. thumb, beina on his writing Beach. John Morriset hit n
Hollywood Park
rHOROUGHIR[O
RACING
STARTS
WED ., MAY 10
9 a10 IIACU DAILY
lwetdl~l thru Selurdt!ll
flrtt fKI .. ,WeekdiYtl:•5
S.turdt!ll • Holldt)ll 1:15
Call in Your Wont Ad
•
filii I'IIVIIW DAYI
ut. MAY 6. JUN. MAY 7 1:1 .. 4)
fr~Cb~M Vlllttw Slllwt ••• T1111Mf11: "*'"·"
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••• M0111i111 w.n.ut1 siM"I .t 7 1. "''
HOLLYWOOD ,AIK ,,.,,nood
Century IOUIIYtrcl 11 Prelrle A~n111
Phofte In You r Orcler
foro S..bscrl,niOR:
C.ll -
hand, also wi II handicap homer in each game. SURFING CONTEST MAY27-28 ~~~~:.~:.~: ~::~n.7::.:~ E;~.~:~~n ,:;"';h ,d·~;.j~~ RATES FOR CLASSIFIED ADS WANTED
The South Coast Surf C lub plans for the event at Mo n• Mr. Otis, who is employed on the mound for COM, League ce llar with a 2 to I
of Newport Beach will host day evening's meeting of by the city water depart· ~ullcd a muscle in hi s victory Tuesday. Ne"'-pOrt
a su1fing contest May 27 and the Newport Beach City mcnt, s aid that the event pitching arm and had to Harbor defeated Laguna
28 off the beach between Council. He received aJ)"' will be the 3rd U.S. surfing leave the game in the 6th Beach 5 to I. with Howard
18th and 19th Streets. proval for the event fr om Assn. Distric t 5 Single A inning. Both Mike and Steve Struble and Mi ke Maxwell
20 words or leu ............
21 words to 30 words
31 words to 40 words
Eoch word ov•r 40 words ..
1 Time
1..50
2.00
3.00
.OS
2 Times
2 . .5()
s.oo
4.00
.10
3 Timet
3.00
4.00 s.oo
.IS
CASH for your 1araae i terns •.
BOOKS. tools, housewares
needed for ou·r daily aar·
age sale." lt46·1675 . Te-
Winklc Hardware, Costa
Mesa.
Lee Otis, 309~ 36th St., thc Council,subjectto clear• contest. The contes t "'-i ll will be out for the season. hitting homers for the Tars. We ~t Newport, president of ing the details with the city be open to all 1967 USSA s I 1 "d 0 fr" 20% DFF FOR CASH WITH DRQER PUB LICATION typing want·
ed. llave varityper; head•
liner. Over 60 type faces.
Call 6 7 3·1 507 or 6 73·0550.
Ask for Fran.
th e Surf Club, announced s taff. ~ingl_e A_ members regi s~ered a e 0 II u lggers BDOKS FOR SAL~ B Cl b fr k I I 1n OIS tnct 5 and holdmg a Th N 0 · Cl b Oys U ac mee Se 1967 · · d e ewport utngaer 0 through Friday everv week co~petltl on car ·. will hold a rummage sale . · ''l"J,,.f)r,.u·P~urson .'tory "-Follow•ng <V<n" wd l b< th . F .d d S 1 d m lh< b•y at 19th Sr ..
LS tL ay an a ur a y, C I N p t},,. fir~t lu·h ind th~ sr~n ,..• The Boys ' Club track meet contribution from the Tues· held· 1 d 6 . f d entra ewport. rospec•
"I b d 0 C d Cl b r N II b ' 18 ~· ay 5 an ' to raise un s tive c lub members are in· ''"Purl -b) f runk ' w1 I e h.el at range oast ay u o ewport ar or. I, \1e n's surfing. for club activities. The sale lwltm. flmdba~k $1.9.;.
C"llege thi s Saturday, ~Ja r Summer camp reservations th rough H years o f age. will be held at 1951 New· vi tc d to come there to JOi n Order from :
6. All boys in the 6th, 7th are now being taken. Boys :"!. J unior men's surfing, 10 the paddling, according
ld port Bl vd., Costa Mesa, s B th r c and ~th gr ades arc in\•itcd a to 16 years o may at· 15 through 17 yea rs of age. to ue utterwor o orona
. . d r k Th from q a.m. to 5 p.m. d I \I . .d t r to pa111 c1pate. ten c amp or one wee . e 3. Boy s ' surfin g, 14 years C lub members arc training e ar, \'l..:e•pres • e n t • Softball wil l begin in the cost is SJ V. There are two "nd und<r. M d the c lub.
.. from 4:30 to 6 p.m. , on ay latter part of \lay. Three sessions: July 5 to 12 and 4_ Women'!> surfing (no J erry Whitaker of Tus tin i s
age groups will he forme d : July 12 to 1~. Camp Norris a ge limit.) NEW PLAY READINGS president; Carolyn Scott of ~ to IJ years, II to 13 , and is located in the San Ber· ). Stock surfboard paddle TO BEGIN AT OCC Corona del Mar, secretary,
14 tu 16. n&dino Mountains at an al· ra ce. An innovation in Harbor and Chris Hughes of Corona
The Upper Bay wres t ling titude of 6 .725 feet. Camp--6. USSA club raddlc rc-area theater _ the dramatic del \1ar, treasurer.
team was edged ou t by a ers are ex.poscd to high ad-Ia} race. reading of new plays-will C lub members are coached
ver} strnn x Buena Park venture and healthful living. begin at Orange Coast Col-by Noah Kalama c.f Hawaii
Bo}s' Club team April 17 Winner of the model car 7 " Tandem. lege this Sunday, M•y 7, and h is 2 sons, Elima and A~o~.·ards will be given to all b} 6 matches to 3. Boys of contest held at Centra l with the examination •of Tub~..•. I • · El · 1 d · 1 ·0 finall!;t s in events I through .... , t 1c: u pre1 ay team me u c Branch 10 Costa ,\ esa Ap11 "The Garbaae Hustlers,"
:\II an Jones, Wayne Jooes, 25 was Bruce Bu sch. 5, to lhe w1nmng cluh in the by Or. George Savage of HE'S DOING NICELY Ou \1 .11 \1 "k G · h B"ll " d · · b re l a~· race. and to the top 3 r r d n 1 er, , • e n s am~• •ar 1nstructtons y J UCLA and Georxe Savage A ter surgery per nnne
lames \lcCall, J ohn McCal ~-artin,~ames room in· places In the tandem. There Jr. ~·londay at South Coast :~nd Ski("J La~augh. All ~ su uc 01, are hc:ld · \·Inn· will be an award to the wm-The reading will be held Community llospital in
Innes Wun-2 ~ches and da y at :3 and Satur-n•ng cluh 1n all events. in the OCC Forum at 3 p.m. Laguna Beach, Burr El iker
Skip wnn his singl e ma tch. day mot · g from l U a.m. Ill Entry fce~oo are S] for the There is no admission cha.r-is "do mg nicely," accordong
T he wres tling class is s til l 11 n a . the Central fi rst C\'Cnl and SOc for each xe and the publ ic is invited 1.11 \1rs . Elikcr, 209
npen ll• Interested bu)S. Rranch. Che · and Checker addi tional event. All enU1e s to attend. Jack Holland o f guente Ave., Corona del
A new hillia rd table: i s in Tourname nts wil l be held mu~oo tbe posunarked not later the OCC Speech Department \1ar. Their younges t daughter p~) at the Up.per \84)', ~il\LjW·~ \1aL P.• .. Richard 1than \lay 14 , and are to be sa1d the reading will be and her husband, the James
Be ch, thaitis to a ce ce?L t ffanat will condUct play . , s ent to USS A D•s uict 5, the first in a seriu whLch Abbou"s ,. c¥Qe down
L ~~'l_ t~' YM '22 5 W. Canada, San Cle· wil l featu re unpublished, SacramentoO\'er the wee X -mayor nelpS men:e· -• o riginal plays. for a visi t.
"Oun'r ,o)untw roc any-San 8<Cnacdmo Countios. Life-saving deeds are lauded
thing," the old s aying goe s. With h1 s wife, Va lcta, \1r.
f1 ut ~!I lard ~~ade volunteer• Wade is qrescntly s tar 1ng at .Resolutmns _of cnnunenda· the property line at that ages 2 tQ 5. five da ~·s per
ed to become inten m busi· 183 Yo rktown Lane, Costa linn for act1 0n wh ile off address. week.
ness manager for tht Oranxe \-1c s a, and very much en]op dut} resul ung Ln the saVLn g • Set a May 15 hearing • Approved a r enni t for
I r Go d for li ve·entertainment penni t Robert J. Co-., 330 \lay flower Cna s t Y\lCA. taki ng nvet ins a coursc onma ch1nc s hop of 1 e ~o~.ere made to · r on
fr1•m Cnnlc~· \-1. Davies, wh o we lding at Oranxe Coast (."a ~~othon a nd Mi c hael applications of I new bar Or., to use \II property ' · c ••d I n<w d•nc < plac< '• whol<sa le us ed c ar o pe<· ha, n.r<q:J nn tn wo rk f(l r College. Thank you, \lr. Traynor at th e C u y of nsta .... u • ..
American Opinion Boot ~re
1934 Harbor Bhd.
Cost11 Mua -Phone 646-o645
mission,
wheels.
wi re
S4, 79 5
STANSBURY BUICK
2100 Harbor Bl vd.
6<16-9022
they <~t KLversL de. Wade, for 'filling in,' as \1e s a C ouncil meeting • Held over to r..!ay 15 ation. 1":166 G'lC new :~ to n P.V.
I cnu c•ll ,·1• \lnnday, Ma' 1. the pennit for the First Step The city attorney pre· Lung wheel base Special \Jr. Wade. w 10 resLgncd J .. I r . h
\h. c·awthnn. '.52 21 s t St.. Ho use of Orange County , or sen ted his findmgs to t e S1,JH la,t year a!'> rre,Ldent and VALLELY WINS MORE . R . I'
Lhamr,an nf the h<~ard at the BASKETBALL HONORS an employee l•f the park pennisswn to usc 2 property Counci I on penn1t app I· STANSBURY BUICK
department, while drivmg for the First Step Ho use and cation of "Baby Doll'' 2100 Harbor llv ...
along Garden Grove Bl \'d,, Alcoholics Anonymous to establishment: I. 6~·9022
Aprd 12. s aw Joseph Tarra hold me etings. appl icant docs not
Cal 1forn1a lntcr!>ta te Tele ·
phone ("o., L!> p)annmg tO
'Theatre Compact Oraan'
with electronic traps and
Castanets-'JNLY at. .•
CORCORAN \1U'i1C CO.
(:'\cross from Fashi on Sq.)
~66 Town & Country
. 541-4318
Chamber of Cotmlerce
needs an electric plate,
fold· chairs,tv tables or
??? Call 673-4050 ind
we will help you clean
'til 8 pm 1-=o=•=•~========-:.:.:.:::;~;;i,;~=j~f,;~;;C:::.:I•:~'.:'.:.•II ---r~tan.. • PERSONAL
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Luwrr\· nqran "11 -•· .. llr , "'"[AL.CIDII:OI.Jt:S >\NONY.\10US
n,.,., nnl\· !6 1"'>: '"11 .. )' 1 Harbor Area. 673·8724. 24
1785 va lur 'Pinel piano. houn. Sr hmirh·Phillil'"" Cu.
l91l7 \,,\Iii in ;;,1,, 'urn., \n,r
• PETS
WELCOME
Ensefiada Rat:c Watchers
By the ~ay -we have a
past.cl painting of our ne w
WELCO.\IE ENSESADA
RACE ''ATCIIERS
By the way -we ha"e a
pastel painting of our new
I. G. winnin& DOG .in our
shop. Come an"d sec it.
JORDA."'l'S PET SHOP
273Z E. Cout Hwy., 673-z-430
CO RONA DEL MAR
••BankAmericard
•• J oin your CIY.o.1 Chamber~
WI IITE'S PETSIIOP, 4~0 E.
17th St., C. \1. 2 blocks
from We stcliff Plua. A
compl e te r e t s hop &
grt"111mi ng s alun at your
service. Phone 6~~·2251.
Ed & June Wh i tecc· __
COC KER SPANIELS for
s ale. 7 weeks , beautiful
party color. Puppy shots
included . .'\KC regis tered.
• MOVING & STORAGE
HAR BOR TRANSFER
AND STORAGE
Agent for
WHEATON
VANLIN ES, INC.
U 8·7 323 or LI g.9783
375E.!7th St., Costa Mesa
Coli in Yo11' W•11t Acl
to tt.e &•itn:
... 673-0550
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•REAL ESTATE
TRADE
Pti\'ate party desi res 3 BR
plus Lido lsi!! home. Trade
t 00 x2t)l) Palos Verdes
leve l VIEW lot. Value
.\22.001) or for income pr<>-
rcrty plus $. 646·5~8 1.
th •l c to the area perman-
~n th . lit I' ..L f.,nr.c r marnr
1•f B1 ,hor . and ~o~.a s marnr of
\'Lc tnn ll lc f11r ~y ear .. , the
f11q rr,a\l•r .,f that town. li e
;d"1 fnund tL me to do Grand
Jur} dutJCS Ln both lnyo and
Bas ketball season ill< long
over, but John Vallely uf
Orange Coast College coo·
tinuo:s to pick up honors .
Th ~ ll·l11 sharpshooter. for-
me r Corona del \1ar Ui gh
Schon! stand--out, has been
named to third te am All
alone and uncnn!>CI\lU !> Ln a • Apprm•ed a pcnn it of with provisions granted
garage after he•ng stru ck by Firs t Southern Baptist pennit. 2. The type of •"'"''~
a nying tire. \lr . Cawthon Church, 650 Hamilton St., tainment proposed by the
stopped his car, 1umped to use existing property and applicant does not
OLDS as needs S65 to S75. Phone 673·
CORONA DEL ~IAR-3121
3rd Ave .• by owner, dar·
ling blk 1wh 2 bdnn house.
Open plan living nn. &
~i tchcn, fi replace, c ar•
peted throuahout, small
lot, garage. Landscape
o riental. OPE.&'l UOUSE
weekends. Call 675·2758.
Week days call Turner
61022 collect.
sume work, R&H, S60. Al so 1-='=9=1=8~.:;:.::;:::;:.::;:.::;::::::;:::;::.:::1 '59Fiat MIO,runs and looks
good. Good transportation. MISCELLANEOUS
·. ;:j .'ute~i
0 .\ 'II·: I'.\~
f.A ' KODAK, ~•r '
....
State, and second s trinx
All Southe rn Cali fornia, by
JC Sports wi re.
Vallely had a gre at fr esh·
man year for OCC. He shat·
tered th e all time season
scoring mark of 471 points
·by pouring through 630 Ln
31 games for a 20.3 a \'e r·
age. He broke th e OCC
mark s fo r most seasnn
points, highest scoring
a ve ra&e, most conference
points \352) and most LeiJ
goals in a season (196).
ove r a fence and s to pped facilities, upon bcina li· with the peace,
the nnw of blood and held cen11ed, for a day nu rsery safety and general
\-Jr. Tarra under control until school for a maximum of 75 of the public.
an ambulance arrived. children, ages 2 to 5, fi ve HARBOR HIGH SENIOR
\1r. Traynor, fireman. 4625 days a week from 7 a.m. to COMPETING FOR $451
S1 UO. Ask for Brian. 644-
11724.
W. Chapman. Orange, ad· 6 p.m. . In t.hc "treasurer o f
mini'Hcred rr:outh to mouth • Approved a permit for year competition for ---
resusci tation to l4·~ear"'1lld Fairview Baptist Church, them California, D<•b<,.ai •••a•••a•a• .. ••••••••• .. •·
966 Pon tiac LE\tANS: blue
/turquoise, 3 speed, dual
exhaust, bucket scats,
man)' more extras. Ca11
714--629..0115. (DuPre ).
' 2525 F · . R d t •CEMETERY LDT$ Garry Grogan o f Garden au v•cw oa • 0 Spencer, a senior at H !
Grove, inJured in an auto ope rate a nursery school in Wah, has taken a written ..lf~O~:,;RSA;;~L,;.••••••
acc1dcn t \1arch IIJ . 2 sessions with a muimum test and oral test in SACRIF~CE ) cemetery,
The Council also: of 44 children per session, Angeles as treasurer o f Iota. HuborRutMomorial
• Adopted Ordin ancc 67·11 Junior Achievements Park . o.t Cyprus sectioh
generally providing for the LEGAL NOTICE __ Sle is compelina for a 67~8189.
reaulat ion of live enter• CE RTifiCATE OF FJIJ SINF:SS travel ship from the l os __:__:_::_;;_: ___ ,..----
ta inment. f'i c:ti tiou ~ f irm Nam!" acles chapter or th••,:N~'1a~;"~·o~n~.-:/El~;~?:~~:· 2 lots in Cypress OLYMPIC YACHT TRIALS • Appro ved the Cos ta P·27 194 al Association of~ section Pacific View t-.ie-
TIH: 1/NDF.:RSIGN t~n do,.,. ants. Debera is the moc·•al P"•k, CD,". R<t a,·o TIDE 4t WILL BE S 'ILED HERE Me sa Go lf and ('ountry h ' ·o h h · -'" "" •·r .. uy c.-rt• y t at e 11'1 c:o n· ter of Mr. and Mrs. Olllco I ~ . ~ The u. s. Olympic Com-Club budget. du rtinR R Color SaleM ARf"Df'")' $320 each •.. SACRIFICE 0~ ~~ ~ ~ mi ttee has selected Newport • Passed a re s olution bu~in'">~.5 1U 640 St. Jamee Spencer o f 2\10 1 Mir~mar[ $2SO ea. 548·1 277. A"r It h · r .L orderin& lh< vacoting n[ 10 Road . N!"w porl Boeaeh. C:alilor-Dr., Balboa, .,_:!.::~C:.:-=:0!::!!.!..:.;:...._:..... _ ~r arbor as t e Site or u1 e aia. P.O. Bo• t411 . Cot~la SERVICES
.... \~ ~ 1968 Olympic 5.5 meter feet o r Palace Ave. on M!!>~a. C•lilomia undl!'r 1t.l! MRS. MILDRED KOSTER ~ yacht trials. portion of Lots IIJ and 20, liclitiou.'l firm nam e of Co lor OF N!WPORT IS DEAD
The trials will be held be-Block B, Trac t612. Co ntrol Company ud lhat said Donations to the Cancecl
I d th C. firm it~ compo.5ed of the follow· Fund may b< mad< in tween Aua. 25 and Sept. 2, • ns tructe e lty i a~~; perMon whoM" n•me in
1968, forchoosina America's Attorney and City Enaincer full 1111d place of residence •re ory of Mildred Koster,
best representatives for the to f)roceed with the Palace a" follnw.5; to-wit : who died Monday, April
Ave. improvem<nt district. William J. Hendrid :eon, 640 at her home.
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-rt a.aca. Olympic competition 1n ... J R •d N • 8 •·h :~::;·;-~;:::::i~~:~~.:.:i~:~.:.:~ · ""· aotes
0
• ewpo., e .. • She was born May . Acapulco in October, 1968. • Approved a permll for C•lifomia.
Anna and Aubrey Oliaer, WITNE SS my hod thi• 281h 1909, in Sweetwater,
2120 Thurin Ave., to in• day of April, 1967. came to California in 1939,
Ill! lam j . ff endrickaon and li\'ed in th e 1-lar bor cr ease the number of children STATE OF' CALIF"ORNIA area since 1953.
in an e•iatint pre·Kchool COUNTY OF' ORANC£ •8 •
Sur\'ivon are he r husband, nursery from 43 to 110 ON THIS 28th d•~ ol AJril,
1967 c 1 b-John E. Koller, 919 · ch ildren, and to pennit con• , ,.e ore me, a ot•ry u
. lie In and for ~~aid county and Or., Newpor1 Beach,
t truction or an additiOnal !!!tale, ruidin.A therein, duly prctidcnt , of tntte.,otalel
I am a Pastor, and I wont to talk to you t t t
about God, about Jesus Christ, about prayer,
<il\O,St'
WRITING
• fOR,
I. SPUCHIS
·2: IUSINISS UI'ORTS
3. CDLLIGI THIIMIS
I. USIGNM IN TS
4. ALL YDUR •••
WRITING N1!1DS I about peace. Give me juSt 3 minutes on the
telephone to speak to you about the most
1chool buildin1 at that enmmiulnud ud awam, pe~ EnajneetinJ, Anaheim;
address. MUIIy appeared Will iam J. r If Heceuory .. H~dtick,on k.oo-.. to me to aon, Kenneth o
• Approved 1 pennit for bl! the pt!r,.00 who•e •ue Ia Beach; her parent1, Mr. PNONI1 ••· IOIIIIU
"Mote riol Reuorch ..
important thing in time or eternity -your
relationship to God. Listen anytime day or
night.
cALl. 6~ts12
·.
live entertainment ll aub11crlbed to the wh.laln h· Mn. Edward Houvcner, 673-5t51
Hat\ley'• Alley Ca,, tubjcct !!ltnlmeat, and •eUowled1ed to Clemente; a brother, ()cmo.ld[ "~:'~~~~~;~~~ )0 th' -proval of the ve· ml! tllat be uecated thfL n•e. H"l It -.. -IITNF.SSmy h•d aad official Mleal, 'o, awan; a · hicle park.in1 disllic:l. 8eal. aillef, M•i• Fe.llinJh...,. !t WMCTIO TO IUY
• Approved the requeu 9eua A. Hollealtt~d:: Oleadalo, 1nd 2 pan~
f or permiuion to lnsllll an Nowy Paltllc Ia aad for ••ltf children.
addition to uiuina ailfl ll Co•luy aad State, s.men wtro
Colli Car Aaency, 1969 ':/ f967'l .. loa e•plre• hpt, Wea&c:litr O.apol,
Harbor Blvd., -.;1 to allow P•\.li.a.:May4, II, II, 2-S, IIJ67, r.k:IL Interment W&l
Che et.iuina proj•CliOD '"" lat .. ff••port N•* r.. .. p Pacific ViewMtrDOrial Park.
• '
ENCYCLOPEDIA. II!T. w ... d. AdDU or Jr. a.t
or bolh. Alto But Boob
ol t11o Wut.n WDIIcl. laL
QUIGJ. 2~" X J14" X
5", excellent shape. Cost
S!30, sell S85. Two small
• WANTED TO RENT
men's wet sui ts, I .s hort [\liiODL.E··A<JED bus•ness
couple and possibly rela• s leeve, I long, good cond.
.\lake offer. Various di ving
gear. Ask for Brian.
644-0724.
St"UTS before your eyes -
on your new carpet -re ·
move them with _Blue Lus·
tre. Rent electric s hilm-
pooer$1. C rown Hardware,
3107 E. Coast Hw y., Cor-
ti ve, desire furnished
home. Early July thru
LaborDay.Dates flexible.
No C hildren, no pets.
Describe & quote rental.
Mus t be quiet neiahbor •
hood. Excellent care.
Alvin Weinaanen, Box
1210, Palm Sprinss. Calif. ----------ona del Mar. ==~==~====~fDRR~T
:•_!:.!:HE~L:_P_:W:,:AN~T~E::D:._ __ -1 CORONA DEL MAR -Fum.
:ntereued in a
BETTER FUTURE
Opportunity to Learn
INSURANCE
P-refer married men 25-45.
Beain a new career as a
multiple line aaont; leam
the butincu part time;
keep your phscn\. job.
Pull Lime basis .. when
qualified, with 12 montht
pataf\tee.d income.
Fannon Jnnranoe Group
i'loono: 542-6737
ltOCI 'N ROLL hND
WAN TID . ' jt., Mwlti·Miill•• o·.u,, •••••••~
"••4. '·-· ... Wil.llfi't Te .... h 1ft J-T ...... ,, '-•••tf?
COtt'UCTt MI. •01...,. . -~ •n-59H --
tEMPORARY repreae.n&a•
tivea to conduct awvoy r« preuiao publication.
NO uperionu nec•••ary.
NO aaa lhai L SET
own houn. Onn10 County m......... .,oo Cowpua
Dr., NoWJOOn Betu:h. 546-
2 bdrm. dup lu apt. on
Maraucri te. Adults, no
pets. Gas & water paid.
675-0047.
YtWI eap~.r•
on all tjpe, ot. c:~
&hinf. & linen.' "pecialty,
man. s ahlrta. 11.50 ptr Hr.
\tablt ":lh.itrMn, 601 :\.tar ..
. SITUAl'IOH WANTID
SERVICE
for neat dependable lawn
and aarden care call Ken
Hoover · reuonable
free ealimatu --""
e MILl' WANTID
PART llME SECRETARY:
3 h.n. dally. Shortbaad,
typlna required. Inquire
BameuMon .... Co., CdM..
673-5420.
Mot. of Year filii lists -. ,·*' .. : ~ElPORT IIAMIOR EIIIQI THURSDAY, MAY 4, 1967
ARST SECTIOII --Pw 7 ___ _,co,_.,AOOI""A'-'D!'E"-L ~~A~RI..C!<!AL~IF,
(Coed_, -palO I) .
too. t.f11110da• •••• a loL •• helps 'my sh&er wi lh her -·-· ~ •
~
• •
J~l! BI!HIU!R. I, '*poor of Mro. J•iu a.a.-.1---•
li'J Beryl La •• Kartllor Hitltl•d•, 3rd pa&kr at Mari-•:u•t Sell It?
ntu S.OOI -aa worh ll•d -.nomlaaa •d aftamooat Trade Jt?
r cbhloa a t. ... loed of dUldr-. tD tam 1bo moaey 10 aet P01 Pa~t Action It Ruulll
my r.a., lbJo.llt law tdlool. Sh• Ia 111 uccllent cook all
-~ mU.ea v1ry aood deuena tuch 11: lomoft merinpe EXCHANGE SPECIALISTS
pie, ebocolau caltc, UfMII navorcd oooldea, Oltmeal DOYLE co. 548-1168
cookies end loti or other lhinaa. She hatn't tone on a 270 E. 17th St., Cotta Mua
trip in a year; maybe rnore. She alao aivu aood dhcl-
plino and doean•t 1poil my brother and me by Pvina ua
I ll wo Wlnt. She worka hard in the houae and·doean't
JOO~ orr at all. I will 11Dp wfitjna now but won"t 1\op
hop1n1 chat my mo1hor will -.in dto Molhet o( tho Year
Award, ,
TED ftP.L T, 12, t on or Mu. Lucy Pelt, llS f. 23rd
St., Cotta Mcu, 6&h arldcr st Lindberah Sc:hool -Be·
'c•s• \o me ahe's lhe all-'fOUnd mother, Chauffeur, cook
boutemaid. •d 1bat last b&c:h -ahc's there when y~
need her! When I'm aick or hurt or need someone to talk
to, my rnolhen &here. Firit take her as a chauffeur;
she'll take me alrnoat 1ft)' where. Sbe ,even drivea me w
school every day •dpic:kame up. To me, she's dae best
cook in lhe world. al&houJh ahe dosen't 1et JCt much
or .a chance &o cook, bec111.1sc of the many ailments oc-
cunnJ duou&h our fan'ily. I dlin1 of all the times •he-
has to pic:k up afLer ua. Lastly, I think of the m.-.y ti~nea
I've felt kind of depreued at niaht, and went to talk to
my mother, sometimes at midniJht! But. I usually 10 away
feelin1 a lot better. I Unit my mo ther Jets mad at me
sometimes, but that' a reasonable, bec .. se I'm the kind
of penon people c:an act mad at every once in a while.
I don't want to sound prejudi ce, but I think my mother
deserves some recopition, But all I can uy is may the
best mother win.
ROBERT FRElTAG, aon,ofMn. RalphS. FreitaJ,l606
Baker SL, Costa Me11., 4th 1rader at Me11 Verde School
-She is thouahtful, kind, considerate. I could JO on and
on about my mom and I will. My Mom rJWtks amona the
best cooks anywhere. My Mom nurses us when we're sick
but we're hardly ever sick, she makes sure of thaL One
or Mom's main concerns is to make us happy. Mom keepr:
us from 1ettin1 bored of nonnal livina because every day
is completely different. Mom trusta us to the point where
we won't let her down, that's what makes trips fun ; bein&
free co enjoy it because we're I.Nsted. My Mom makes
sure we live in a clean house. In o lher words my Mom
is the areateat mom in the world!
JUNE GORMAN, 1, dau&hter of Mrs. Gerry Connan, 4Sl
6lild SL, Newport Shores, 2nd 1rader at Newport Heiahll
School -She's nice 1entle sweet and understandin&.
114 THE HEART OF
COROHI. OIL IIU
Luxury livina, modest
pri ce only *44,500
on fee land
Walkina distance to all llh::ild;y etc. Everyday a II when you li ve
home with a won·
l lder[ul heated and fiolleoredf l
t¥1'immina pool.
Th is home has
thin1 you wou ld warn on
45' lot -Minimum
ntenan ce • Maximum
Jpo vona. Larae li vin g
and family room
stairs, 2 bedrooms
sundeck second
. Mu !H be seen 10
appreciated,
'/1°/1/1111/ '/{II 1/
II I , " 1 I I ~
67S-2723
3)55 VII. LIDO,
It •• ......
your
probably
don't need a
l's
help to it.
On second thought,
maybe you~-
le ltner 10
b 'Ill, 61ft's .e:..
You couldn't ~eU your cut1e u smoothly
aod dficicotly 11 a Realtor•. Because
that's hia job, to be ID ezpert.
You see, a Realtor is a professional in
real eatate who subscribes to a strict Code
of Ethics u a member of the iocaJ board
and of the Natioaa.l AIIOCiation of Real
Eatate Boorda.
He's trained to evaluate your castle (or
home) for what it's worth, to recommend
the right price. and to
make a skilled preaenta·
tion of it to truly inter-
tsted buyen, not barpio-hu.otinJ specu.laton
or time·kilJen.
So w~ther you're scllina a three-room bun-
gaiow or a 90-room ctwuu. by aU means tee
a Ru.hor. He's euy lo locate: just look for
Ibis leal, which only be c:ao dioplay.
Newport hach ....
Ba ... lslancl Costa Mesa
Lido hie
llllnll,
Gleaming 5 Bedroom
FOUR BATII HOME. The accessibili ry o! rhe
Cf"nte r hall p lan mak~s it a home fo r comfort and
pleasure. Attrac tive two s tory on quiet, c ul.ode·
sac s tree t in an e ~~:cell ent EASTSIDE ,..DSTA
MF_SA res;denrial nei~hborhood. FORMAL DIN ·
lNG ROOM, bu i lt·in kitc he n includin~ dishwuher,
bar·b·que and ,!{rill. Lo ads or closets and c up·
boards plus kitc he n pantry. Fami ly room with
~la ss door to spacious pati n and fe nced yard,
The answer tu a lar~e fam ilies needs for o nl y
!1~.500. Till S WO\'T LAST -CA LL TODAY-
View Home
~~ W r:l "STO M Bt:IL T 110 \I E ;. exclus;ve 00\.ER
SIIOI\~5. Three bedroou, ronroa l OI~I~G AOO II
(nvPrl ooki ng bayJ,largt!' kitchP.n witl1 hui h·in elec·
tri c a pplianr es including dishwasher. 0\•er ~U)O
sq. ft. full y c arpeted home. Fenced and beauti·
fulh· lanrlsr·aped. Priced u nbe l i evi n~lv low at
nnly $.)Q,SI)O ~i th rin&nci n ~ available·. Onl r one
lefl. Af'l \0 11 ,
M.M.LI
"Y .. 'D Ulro -l"ritodlf s.n.o..··
Ill L 1"'-lt . ....._ ... •sll c.. -
U Mil .. Ill L 1M a lh;;l:• C•Jsr1
l••i•t• C.ll ....._<U79 ., 646--lOW
SPACE FOR RENT
in the Ensign Building
She wort's all day for us. And then when she come~ Newport H b Co ta M hOO\e ronn work she 's ti.ed. Sl>e rests [or • m;nu re bur ar or 8 esa
she make's our dinner. She help's me. I do the cti sh'a PIIIMe I• y .. , Ottler
2721 E. Coast Hwy., CtrMI ~lf.llr
ApproJtimately 750 sq. h . in rear of building.
with entrance from fern I eof Ave_ and she help's my sisters v.+aen lhey do there homework. fer e S.~scriptlet~: B d f R It
Sl>e rakes me ou rro mov;e•s s001etime's. My molhe r is a l __ ~!!!_~l:!t!~---_!_-------~:;O~a~r~~~o~~~~ea~~~o~r~8~===~ Physical Therapiat. She like's to help other's. When I' am f
sad my mo ther Uy's to cheer me up. She's pretty I think.
• SEE OWNER AT THE ENSIGN
Ttl.,.tu: IJHUl
She has to be a mother and a father and that's quite a
job. Almost every day "•Y mo ther asks how's school. If I
have a problem she tty's to help me with it. Maybe you
Jon't think she's aood enou&h for the award. It's all
ri1h t but I Jove her.
STACEY KIRKPATRICK, 3'h, dau&hter of Mrs. Sheldon
Kirkpatrick, 462 Broadway, Costa Me11, 3rd 1rader at
Harper School -Mother puts her r~mil y fiuL My mother
helps_wi tb out ac&ivea -she ia a Pion ect Girls leader -
JOU 10 we~y meetiea• ud take. the airla on outinl•·
\1y .._a;JO;hez ~ea us 10 $In day school and church: Sunday
momina• she teaches o ther boys and &iri s about God and
J esus. She takes care of our bunny "Fluffy" wla"tn we
are a t school. My mother is a aood listener wfler(we talk
t o her about our troubles. Spankinaa are aiven when
needed. Mother is a 100d cookina teacher. She also
shows us hov. to dust. sweep, and keep our closet neat.
I love 10 bake a cake with my mother. She takes aood
care or us wben we are sick, and sees that we eat the
ri1ht food. She take a us to the beach and park to play.
She is kind, 91e babysita for her friends. She take s my
grandma ahoppina. She painted the house and decorated
our bedroom. And beat of all she loves us.
KIM RICHAR09JN, 11, •on or Mu. Lois Richardson,
l14 El Cami no Dr., Apt. 2, Costa Mesa, Sth arader at
Sonon School -She is kind, aentle, and undeut.-.dina.
91e i 1 the kind of mother you can tell you r problema to.
When she diuareea with me, she aently tell s me her
opinion. Moat important. she understands me, She under-
stands my reelinaa. My n.other is also reliaious. When
she is sick and unable to JO to church, she always makes
sure we have a way W ID• Once 1hc said, "You have
one life 10 live 10 live it the riaht way ... Another reason
is because when I would like \o have somethinJ, she
knows if it is a neceuity, and is careful not to spoil me.
My n.olher also 1eta a very JOOd example. My mother has
never done anythina fo r me to be ashamed or, so my
mother and I have a clear conscious.
PATTY SHUTT,l2,dauJhterofMrs.Jetty Schutt.10077
Quail St., Fountain Valley, 6th 1rader at Newport School
• My mother wu bom in An11terdam Holland the younaea t
of ten children, She 1feW u·p happily until the IJe or a
when the 1econd world wat ttarted. The world seemed to
be endina when her Daddy w11 taken from hi a home by the
Gennans and thrown in_, a concentration camp never to
be seen or heard of aaain. Her mother tried to keep them
alive by weJrare and donations then one by one was
taken away. Her oldest sister Wok her two remainina
brotheu and my mother home 10 live with her. Then a
neiJhbor IDid tho Oelflllna. &It luekily the underpound
knew about us •d JOl my mother, they put her on a train
all alone and for lhe neat fane yeara she wandered nee·
ina (rom the Qeanana. At lhe a1e of eleven the war had
ended and her Oftly remainina ai ater 1nd two blother,s
andhcuelfw•t to America., beain life once more. ney
found out lhet aU but bar hed peri shod in concentration
ciiTipl, I tbiftk my Mothet deterves to be chosen beCMliC
o( her tlravory 10 hep oa in life. My mother has no haUl
for the Gennat or lft)'OOa •d. she tcac:hea us that we
value it faida. hope ad dlarity.
CINDY TJti!P,U. 7 • daulhter of Mn. SUun Trepas,
2727 C~nuy OL; Co1ta Mtlaa. fiut pader at Ad~ms
Sdtool -••aoe• to ladle Mli.dena with me. She help•
me read boob. ae leta my frtendt oorDe over ., play
wi Itt me. S.• tUtt tnt Oft lrips. •• oooh very.,od din·
nftt for all of at. ae tMta ~ can of us .m .. we 110
we are liok. at lle•• m)' prayers. At takes me to rell·
lion cia ... •• &Mot me to ohulc::h 11ut she lovea mt.
And lion her.
VIKKI WBIISTI!II. ~. rla ... llr of Mro. ·K-Id Wobollt,
~45 L••l•t La., Cooll Mooa, 46 ....... at Palorloo
Sdsool --•• of all lllo wot1r olao dooa dor ••-1• -.......... 1_., -· .......... ~ -*•I• .. .
beat naotlaer .. , ,..,.,. cltaa ..c1 doea •• ,._..,.,,
lllro .... " ......... ..S -•• lro """" .od "'• •• llu teal tan-. •• IUlea ..... ,, clo*ee, pillow, ....................................... .,. ....
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•
OiliER MUST SELL ... Custom Boyfron t -
P ier & Slip, 4 B/R, sep. maid's quarters,
mammoth game room, including projection
room & screen. S 180,000. SUBMIT OFFER. • • •
TRADE FOR MODERII CORONA DEL MAR
DUPLEX ... Well·plcnned 4 B/R ond Den,
built around atrium in prestige Corona del
Mar area. • • •
SPUKLIRG CDIITEMPDRARY, Cameo
Highlands 3 B/R & Fom.rcom ... YOU WILL
LIKE THIS! ONLY S37 ,500. • • •
SHDRECLIFFS, 2 B/R, 2 borh s, Lono; •
& Ocean View ... S48,50~. • • •
CHDICE REIITALS
OCEAN VIEW , 1 B/R house ..•. $150 mo.
FURNISHED 2 B/R, lmmoculote .. SISO mo.
DOli Y. f'R.Alil<l.lli
I Rt.Al. TOR ' 3250 Ent Coat HiCfwrty
CoreN del MIT, Californ.,
f'tlonll: 673-2222
OPEN SEVEN DAYS
SILUNG?
· ll!llliiiG?
II! VIS~?
PDOL HOUSE
IIARBOR ESTATES. C.M . J
bdrma. l Y.t bath, Ia. screen
covered patio, carpet. drtees,
dishwasher, di 1po11l all for
sll.SOO. Low down. Call
JordWit, 67).200.
4
Separate Homes
on 1 parcel, 280' Street frontage. S65,000
Best of terms -financ ing by' owner. North·
east Costo W.tso.
$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
Income
3 good income rental units. Full price
S25,000 -10% down, Cosro Meso .
W ells-McCardle Realtors
Reliable Service Sin ce 1143
taiO Newport Ll a·77B Costa \ku
HAVE: North Tustin custom-bu.lt home . 3 be-d-
rooms, Iorge fam ily room, 2 baths. '1/ery
provincial design, with country. styl e lut·
chen. Heot•d swimm in!iJ poo l. Quo et, ••·
elu sive location.
WANT : Soil or power boot for SIS,OOO equ1ty.
HAVE: 12 acres in Follbroo~, eng ineered into
10 vi ewsites overlook ing the propcaed
Santo Morgori to Lake. 3 minutes from
downtown,
WANT : Home or dupl eJ~ to S70,000 in Balboa or
Corona del Mor.
HAVE : .45' motorsoil er, Diesel power. Very we ll
found.
WANT: Small ranch or cl~or land.
HAVE : Co sta Meso 3-unlt, $309 1ncome. $150
~oyments.
WANT: Trade up for apartment or commerci al
income.
We e•chonge reool estate for yachts. Come and ue
us aboard our 40' "floating office" at the l ido
Shares Hot•l, 617 lido Pork Drive, See our ad,
poge 146, of the Moy i uue of SEA.
PHONE 642-5111
JIMTALCOI Til ..... ID I&AIIIU&.n
MAIIVI'Y D. rust __ ,r.o~: .. , .. .u,,. .. ,
-.. , ... 1 ..... ,. an.uao THE "CHANNEL REEF"-APARTMENTS
SPIOAL
CON-
25J5 Ooeoa Bl•d. -Corcna del lllor -C&lll«nia
Looc. oa llalD Clllllltltl Nowpcrt Harbor '!rllranco
• luae enouth 10 acoOnWnpdate
tt.e mott active f~Wnily. J
110 bodrooma, 1 badlo,
praaea for l can. HUGE
encloalld patio. N eecl1 re--
decoralinl. 7 5 f•et on
tlrtttt at rroat and reu
or PtVPOrty. Priced at
...... 00 -llborol .......
Coli t7:HOOO for -lnr-
•oOL '"'"' '· .... ., ... .... ... , ................... ..
-IUY--U•SE-s•.• ••u' .... ,.,
BOA l S~IPS AVAILABLE TO RESIDENTS
Rea. or The 0\anael Reef eajoy wate:f floa.t 'llew •d ca~veni•ce of
mooriq .eir boel at the rtonl cloaf. (Alto a ~. livjnt by elimi·
aali•1 •• bur"-tomt re.pooaiWlhiet of maiat.lilli•1 a lute home)
TheN an •IRY .t••&aa•• of Uriaa -..,. ll a.-el ked ApL
A llltcl ._..,of 2 8rtclnla. ... l be6 Apt. A vii laW•.
WE Hfil t YOU TO sa OUit RJIINISHED ..-wt S.
FOil AH'f RJRTHIR NOitMATION
,._ 6n.l111 ASK FOR HYMAN TROTT
CLina
3 B.R .• 1', BATHS. UNSURPASSED VIEW
$69,500
COLESWOITHY l CO.
M2·1111
• NEXT TO SNACK -J~.
BEAL ESTATE
EM CHARTED ISlE
Boy. front home ... Balboa hlond, Fully fur-
ni shed, 3 BR, Fam. Rm . Sweep•n g v•ew of
Boy and Chonnel. Spark le s lik e new. Own-
., onx ;ous ... ASKING S1 14,000
CAIED HIGHLARDS IEAUTY
With 4 B.R., Fom. Rm ., H/F Pool •n qu•et
secluded patio. Low, low Leasehold. Th1s
is immoculotc property and P~IC~O TO
SELL Just S43,000
MIRIATURE ESTATE
Horses in the ci ty ? WelL .. not qu •te , but
th is ron chito is ius! minu tes away from
beaches, shopp•ng and hos a gorgeous 4
B.R. home on 1 1/S acres, corrals, and
plenty of room for pool or ??? OWN~R
MUST LEAVE AREA . Proce tog' S4S,OOO
STEAL A DUPLEX!
Lowest priced duplex in COM. Front un il
hos beom 'd ce il mgs, fireplace , 2 B.R.,
covered patio . 2nd unit over gor. w1th 1
B.R., huge L iv. Rm ... magnificent vi ew.
Pro ce ;s S37 ,100, butiiAKE OFFER.
5BII'LE REAL UUTE 67S-2101
2515 E. C.eat c.,.. HI Met
Sat
Sun
2013 Preaiclent
4 11 ..... IIATIII'LII
aa.•• I'Ln-
LAIIIltiUI 111•11 LIT
1UT11. CIITA ...
$22,500
JOHN Rllf c.-, • H...,,.
VOGEL & ASSOCIATES
llla&JH$ MID 1U1U111tS
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The Plrst a.,&Jat Otwcb '"Tbt Maar• hat bMn
orcoata Meu, JOt Ma,Dolia aea u &he n.ae or lhe
S&. -Dr. ·P. 0. Neumaaawill church paper or lhe Lulhenn
Pfetc:h at 11 a.m.: Sunday Church of the Ma~ter of Co,..
on lhe topic, .. The price ona del Mar. The winninl'
Cltrht p&id ror you." Gaut •~ry waa aubmined by Mn.
minhter for the 7 p.m. Du•e Armat.rona. whou
aervice will be tho Rev. prize ia the conlinucd pri-
Harold Anderton, vile1e of typin1 lhe itoma
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• • • for the paper.
The Lulheran Oturc:h of ''Tree of•Hfc··• will be the
lh.c Maater, 2~0 . Paci.fic theme for the mother-dauJhter Vu~w Dr., Hubor Vtew Htlla IWlcheon of the Prince of
-Th~ fiut men' a. breaktaat Peace Lutheran auuch at 1nd Bible atudy wall bohcld 30 s d
.I 7·30 a lh ' •·turd 12: p.m. atur ay, May 13, ' .m, II .,. &y' , th ch h , 21! 7 ,.._''-"'·' -~;;::, May 6, in Wessell Hall. ·An tn e urc pabo, 1.
adult inquiry c:lau will be Mesa Verde Dr., C~>Sta Men. ~~;~~~i~~~~ . d , 45 Sund The luncheon wall be po\-""tii;::..,..;:: or~tze at. 7: ay luck style. ~
momma and wtll run for some • • •
J weeks. Or. William Eller Mrs. Harold Dunnina will
will preach at 8:45 apd 11 be lhe speaker for the annual
Lm, Sunday on "Bear wi t-mother-dauahter banquet of
ness to the t•uth." Central Bible Church or
NEwf'ORT HARBOR ENgGN
ARST SECTION --Page 8
THURSDAY, MAY 4,
CllRONA DEL MAR, CALI F.
ACTOR Robert Stack and his wife are enjoying some
tidbits at the City of Hope dinner and program at the
Balboa Bay Club. (Terry Boris photo.)
• • • Costa Mesa on Friday, May N • 1 H
St. Andrew's Presbyterian 12.Wri&hthall and lhe junior ew arr1va S at oag
Omrch , 600 SL Andrew's hiah and hi&h school rooms
Rd., Cli rr Haven -"Walkina ·II bed d "I k d wt ecorate on a oo " Saturday, April 22 Boy-\lr. an ~·Irs . Donald
TRAINING is underway in Newport Bay for the Bal-
boa Outrigger CahOe Club in preparation for the open-
ing ~event o f the season, the Back Bay Regatta, to be
held June 17. Pictured here in thi s outrigger canoe
speeding past Corona del Mar's Carnation Cove
are, fro m left s troke r Jeff Sevier, Bud Hahl , Harry
Hill , Herman Ak i, Ern est Kaai and s teersman Mel
Hall. They plan to compete in the Cal iforn ia Outrigger
Associ ati on's "World Se ries " of outrigger racing on
Aug, 26 -the world's longest outrigger race, 60 n·il es,
from Newport to Avalon and back.
Highlanders
elect Day
in a conqueror's land" will
be Dr. Ch arles Dierenfield"s theme, Girl -\1r. and \Irs. Jord an Hu mphreys, 330 Coral Ave .,
sennon topic for the a, ~:30 The Pl y~~th• Congreaa-Law, 1022·8 Victoria St., Balt.oa Island.
andll a.m. Sunday services. tiona! Church, 3262 Broad Costa \lesa. Tu•sdoy, April25
Rcaistration for summer va-. SL.,Newport Heights-"Par-Boy -Mr. and \·Irs. Will iam Girl-Mr. and Mrs. R ichard
cation church school will ents, dictators or develop-Husband, 29-lO.A Pepper Eddy, 213 Topaz Ave., Bat·
be held May 14. ers" will be the sennon topic Tree Lane, Ct"'s ta \1e :.a. boa Island.
The Newp~riU~i ty Church of the Rev. John Pridonoff Boy-Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey W•dnu.loy, April 26
· · th s · c· .' at the lO a.m. &lnday ser· Dryer, 176-ll Queens Wreath , Girl-Mr. and ~Irs. Richard meet1n1 tn ° emor Ill-vice. Irvine. Schulz, 3001 Coolidge Ave., zens clubhouse, 15th SL and ,. ,. • New oHicers named
Charles F. Day, 444 Rivera
Terrace, succeeded Ralph
Lingenberg as rresident of
the Corona Highlands ProP"'
erty Owners As sn ., foll owing
ele~;;tion of offi cers and
annual dinner dance at the
ln·ine Coas t Country Club.
Irvine Ave •• C liff Haven _ Central Btble Church, 2lrd Boy -~h. and Mrs. Roy Costa Mesa.
d S dO A C t Hi cks, 189 Me rrill Pl., Costa Twin boy s _Mr. and Mrs. When the Orange Coast Kenn eth Ross. magazine; The Rev. Loren Flickinaer 1
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311 range ve., os a d . k 11 . Kappa Alpha Theta Alumnae Mrs. Donald Ward, historian; ·will preach on "Weed your Mesa -Pastor Henry E. Mesa. Fre ertc Wi 1ams, 222 Cl 10 Garden" at the II) a.m. Sun· J ones will discuss "Why Sunday, April 23 32nd St., Newport Beach. ub meets at a.m. Mrs. Vernon Edler and Mrs .
day service. "Faith'" is the Cllristians suffer" at the Girl -\lr. and \Irs. Ro bert Thursday, Apr il27 Wednesday, ~~~y 10, at the ~1erle Am unds on, ways and G. Eliot Se mple was chosen
for the vice·presidency. \Irs.
Mont Friend, 452 Serra Drive,
is s ecre tary•treas urer. (673·
:316)
topic or the 7:30 p.m. Wed-10:30 a.m. communion ser-Strosnider, 2698 Redlands Boy & Mr. and Mrs. Ri chard Coffee Garden 10 Corona del ~ans; .~·lr~. Ferdn and
nesday service, Fred Thompo. vice lhi s Sunday. At 7 p.m. Dr., C'o:!!o t a \lesa. Bertea, 173 Shorec lifr Rd., \1ar, the ne"" offic~rs ""LI~ be Kloster, .G1rl s Cl~b; Mrs.
son wi ll be at the oraan.. he will continue in the book Boy_ \lr. and \tr s. Luther Shore Cliffs. taking over the1r dut•es. A. H. Whnaker, soc1al; \l~s.
and the mi nister will sins of Joshua, dealins with "An Crocker, 151-l E Balboa 8o)'-Mr. and Mrs. George T v th " 1 . John Farrer, fraternity -· . a .. ~ng e ue m as pres1· d . \.1 D ld L ·n and give readinaa o n reli-elder's ad,•ice." Bl vd .. Balboa. \leder, 31~8 Dahha Pl., d . ,1 11 E S c · k 1 tren s , rs. ona ang1 e, Directors are Jewel Ge yer,
June Thompson , "Taffy·'
C<Jslow, David Ha rshbarger,
Arthur Helin and Ha rry
~1unzc shc imer.
· lh • • • Corona del 'tar. ent. •s.' rs. · ' cu•n e ' hospitalitv; \Irs. Robert 11°US emes. The Corona del ~.tar Com-Monday, April 24 .. t " r Mr Ra ' • • • ,1 n.SSIS In& ncr a e 1 s. y C 1.1 R . II Loti munitv c ti 1 8o}'-\h. and \Irs . Phi lip Twin girls-Mr. and 1·rs. . .d , owan, rs . usse er, The next SL Mark church J on grega ona . . ., Tree Astle, VI CC·presl en~; \,rs . and Mrs. Edward N•cholsen,
AC TOR Rod Ca meron was nisht will be held Tuesday, Church, Uni ted Church of o\nshutz, 2501 Cre s tvi e ll Gillum, .943 Pepper Ben Harrold, record~n~ sec-notification ar.d newsletter;
an interested din er and on-\1ay 16, at SL Mart Presby· Olrist, 611 Heliotrope Ave. Dr., Ba} Sh ores. La~e, Costa. Mesa. retary; Mrs. Edward Nicho l· and \-Ir s. Rich ard Cramm,
terian Church of Corona del -Youth &lnday will be ob-Boy -\lr. and \Irs . \lyron Fu.day, Ap r.! 28 sen, corresponding secre·
looker at the
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Nigh t of \lar. Fol lowi ns a 6:45 p.m. served at .th~ 1:30 and 11 Becker, 1057 Phalarortc
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Gtrl-~310r.3 a4n3ddMr5s . Robert tary; Mrs. Edward Chapman, roster.
111, .. SHARES OF STOCK Sta rs" benefit for the City sh ared meal, persona in at-a..m. wor~htp nours. Senno.ns Court, ('osta \le ~a. es~en, , r t., West treasurer; \1rs. Richard Paul
OF BABCOCk TO BE SOLD of Hope at the Ba y Club. tendance may select from 2 wtll be a•ven by Lucy Stmth, Girl -\lr. and \Irs . De an Ne~port Beach. Luckey, Federation repre·
The Dyson-Kissner Cor-(T erry Boris photo.) prosrams : A discussion of Gary GoddLshaliH. Bllecky Har-Patton, H39 R nJ~hu ry Rd., TGirl -M3r.9 anEd •ltrl•· AS\ex sentative; and Mrs . C. V.
Rrecht of the Paul
Brecht OrchiJ Com pany will
speak on "\low to grow
orchids." P lans for the May
J·S Harbor Area Gi rl's C lub
party will hi! d1 scus sed. The
Girl's Club Is one of the
philanthropy prCI]ec ts of the
Alumnae Club,
poration, a New York pri· "Alcoholism and Alcoholics mon an ynn 1 man. Cameo Shore s. orres, 1 ' st t., McMannamy, Panhellen ic
va te investment company, SPECIAL MEETIHG SET Anonymous'" will be led by • • • Boy -\'ir. and .\Irs. William Co~ta Mesa. representati ve. has announ ced the acqui s i-BY SCHOOL TRUSTEES b . 1. d The congregation of St. Palmer ,17,. C "··I A Gtrl -Reve rend and Mrs.
ti on of the common shares a usme~s exec;•ve :; Mark Presbyterian Church of C ,·1 ~ l vv a ve ., James Bl ain, 3109 Clay St.,
of Babcock El ectroni cs The selection and appoint· member o AA. e o er Corona del Mar has e lected osta esa. Newport He ights Committee chainnen are men ! Or olasso·r,· d perso I discussion group will be led Bo~· -\tr. and \Ir s . Robert I B 'I d. '1r J . M..s William Holstein Corpo ration held by Stu an .. 0 nne S lhe following board mem· H L oy -l" r. an 1 a. arme · · •
K. Babcock a Babcock commi s s ion members will be by the Re v. He~an weet, bcrs: Raymond Aml ing, el· oward, .1906 De borah ane, Templ eton, 2096 Bonaire reconvnendations; Mrs. John
famill· tru sl, and the fami l} s tud ied at the Sewpo rt~\les a field representative for the der, class of 1967·. Aunita Harbor H•shlands . W. She ll, publicity; Mrs. board of reliaious education ~ust of the late Fern·s 11. Unified Dis tr ict Board of "dso't d a 1 f " · for the Synod or Califomia, "' • e con, c ass o Smith, a co-founder of the Educ ation meeting at 7:30 sou thern area. 1968; Jane Hardacre; dea·
company. p.m. \lay 8 at Costa \lesa con, class of 1969. St. Mark
h I ••• The uansaction involved Hiih Sc oo. The Christian Science will bold ita nut church
apeemtftta to ac'14i.te I"'''IH Ptnonnel elanifieation Ourchu, · Nnr,an lk&cli, nilht May 16. The church
than 166,JOO shares, whi ch and salary survey results Corona del Mar ll'ld Costa nilht conrnittee includes
represent in excess o f 25~ and the first reading of Mesa -"Adam and fallen Bob Bein as chairman, .\1..,...
of the 762,736 commo n ad di ti onal policies are also man" will be the subject for tha Somers , Joe Brockm an,
shares cu rrentl)'OU tstanding. scheduled for discussion this Sundav's lesson-ser· ~-L ·
J ~orae each and Georae No price was disclosed. at the special meetina. mon, Fuller •
BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION -MAY 5-6-7
Just Reteiretl
NIW SHIPMENT
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KATE AND JERRY PROSEK INVITE YOU TO COME
ASD SEE THE BEAUllFULLY REMODELED
SWISS CHALET
SPECIALIZING IN DINNERS ONLY
Continental and American Cuisine
Ft \(' and St x Course dtnncrs, including 11.Undcrful poraro
dumplings and pO[a(Q pan cakes
FONDUES SERVED MGHUY
YOU MAY COOK THEM AT YOUR TABLE
F resh Doily! Our own baked Vien na Rolls •••
Block Forest Cherry Coke ... Walnut Mocha Coke
. . . and, of course, Apple Strudle
Imported German Ri tterbrou Beer on drought
Domestic and Imported Wines.
OPEN DA!l Y -EXCEPT MONDAY -4 p.m. to 11 p.m.
for res•r•otiona call 646-5313
YOUR CHEF: JERRY Swiss Chalet vou• Non us, un
"'A fAMILY RISTAIIIAIIT"
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Ul I LOCKS AIOVI COAST HIIY.
A fAMILY RESTAURANT fEATURING fiN£ EUIOP!AN DINING
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Example: 155•15 -61/a ln. Wict.
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shipm.nt hoa slightly out-of.round white
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NEJJ'PORT HARBOR
~EVER WONDER HOW IT IS THA.T
A. CA.R DEALER THA. T SEUS
I I THIS FINE CA.R. .
1uu to do with quality. Quality in sale., quality in semce and quality of the produc~
Not etJery automobile dealer can seU & semce a car like the Rolu-Royce. We ron.
So it ~t.apJ,eru that we seU two fine rors. PONTIAC and ROUS-ROYCE
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ITS SPRING
Even in California a lot of Ul
neglect our con in th. winter.
Drop in for a compl..te ch.ck of
your air cortditionint, tiNs,
livhh, •l•ctrical syst•m and
brolt ...
It'll sav• you mon•y in th• long
run.
SERVICE MGR .
FREE LUBE JOB
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1111 CHEYIIOLET IIIPlll STATIOH.IAGOH
4-door, 9 passenger, VB, Powerglide trans-
mission, power steering, power brakes,
rodio, heoter, white sidewalls, low miteage
one owner automobile. Full Price: $167
~ FOlD IIUSTAHII 2 • 2 F&STUCK
VB engine, Fordomotic, power steering,
oaclio, heeter, white sidewalls, 9,000
OCM!I ooiloa, doric green with block
interior. Full Price :
1111 IUICl IIYIEII&
Automatic transmission, power steering,
power brakes, power windows , radio,
heater, wh ite sidewalls, factory air con-
ditioning, jet black exterior with silver
interior. Low mileage. Fu ll Price:
·JIM DODIIl POLliA 2:-DI. H&IDTOP va engine, torqueflite transmission, power
atMfing and power brakes, radio, heater,
white sidewalls, mar ine blue with con·
trasting blue interior. Factory warranty in
ofMc:t . Full Price:
1111 YOLlRliEH SEDU
Roclio, heater, 15,000.miles, white with
Matching interior, Full Price:
-Fill ST&TIOH I&IOH 4-cioor, ft..poasengeF, V8, Crusamatic
transmission, power steering and brakes,
Nelia and heater, white sidewalls, factory
eir conditioning. Full Price:
UIIIIUD PRIX
Yl hydramotic, power steering, power
lwakes, radio, heater, white sidewalls,
factory oir conditioning. Full Price:
1111 CllYELLE SUPEIISPOIIT
VI engine, power steering, power brakes,
~lide transmission, radio, heater, ""rto aidowolla, light blue exterior, block
lootkot MOl interi OI'. Full Price:
DIFFERENCE
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A.U new car dealer. teU them. But we
don't unleu we can guarantee them to
our c1111tomera. It'• jiut thU: Moat of our
CUlltomer. are repeat CUlltomera and we
want to keep it that way.
liU FORO MUSTANG 2 • 2 F&STUCK
VS engine, Fordomatic transmission,
power steering , radio, heater, white side-
walls, Full P rice:
1111 DlTSUH ROADSTER
4-speed, radio, heater, 9,000 miles.
Full Price :
1111 RlliBLEII STATION "WAGOH "101"
4-door, 6-passenger, va . automatic trans-
mission, power steering, pdwer brakes,
radio, heater, white sidewalls, factory
air conditioning., law mileage. Full Price:
$14
~~~~PONTIAC CUSTOII TEMPEST
·4-doar, 6 passenger wagon, automatic
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transmission , power steering, radio,
heater, wh ite-sidewalls, aqua exterior, &
matching full leather interior. Full Price :
PONTIAC GTO 2-DR. HARDTOP
tri-power engine, 4 speed" transmission,
console radio, heater, near-new wide oval
white s idewalls, dark green exterior, block
landau top and black interior with bucket-
(soats. Full Pr ice : ' $2377
lJII PONTIAC GTO 2·DR. HARDTOP
VB engine, 4 speed transmission , console,
steering, radio, heater, Red-line
mag. wheels, Rall y equipment, light
exterior and block interior., bucket
I seats, factory warranty.
"327" engine, 3·speed column shift, ~wer steering, radio, heater, white side-
oils, red with block bucket seat interior
,000 miles, like new. Full Price:
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Take immediate deliv ery from our huve aelect ion
or place your fa ctory order for exact color, trim
and equipment.
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1967 TEMPEST SPORTS COUPE (SPRINT)
$2692 PLUS LI~;~SE
tomatic transmission, Oil filter, radio, heater,
nylon carpet overhead com"6" engine.
LIC.
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108.00 -$2S.U.OO
1/3 DOWN $ 948.00
s 1896.00
$61.50 PER MONTH
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1967 BONNEVILLE HARDTOP COUPii
T urbo-Hydromotic, •oo inch VB entiM, Mck·up
li;hts, poddei:l dash, radio, heot.,, outside Mir·
ror, o i l filter, nylon carpet, pow• ateerine,
tinted windshield, 1mog device •
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PLUS LICENSE &. TAX
$3.162.00
57.00
139.00
113 DOWN (Cosh or Trade)
$3658.00
1220.00
$2438.00
36 PAYMENTS OF $78 .95
5~% FINANCING, BANK OR GMAC
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CATALINA HARDTOP COUPE
Turbo--Hydramatic, P .B Radio, Heater, Wh ite Sidewa lls, Decor GP., T inted Windshield,
Tilt Steering Wheel, Power Steeri ng , Power Brakes, E le ctr ic Cloc k, Nylon Carpet, Back-
Up l ights, Outside Mirror , Windsh ield Washer, Custom Foam Cushion, VB Eng ine
T-124
GTO HARDTOP COUPE
400 Cub ic Inch VB EngiM wiih Monuol 4-Speed Shift , Power Steering, Power Brakes,
Safety·Track Oiff.rential, T inted Windshield, Console Door Edge Guards, Seat Belts,
Sport StNring Wheel , Powtr Bra kes, Door Edge Guards , Push-Button Rad io
T-264
TEMPEST CUSTOM STATION WAGON
Autoniotic Trensmission , Push-Button Rad io, Decor Group , Full Nylon Carpet, Custom
Seat Belts, Wh ite Sidewall Tires, 326 Cubic Inch VB Engine, Power Steering, T inted
Windsh i.!d. ·
CAT ALINA 4-DOOR HARDTOP
Turbo-Hydromotic, Tinted Windsh ield, P.B. Rad io, Pow•
Custom Seat Bolts , VB Engine .. ~-·
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·ng the month of
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3196
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will come equipped with a money·
saving accessory: our pricey tag.
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Fi .... lrd
This i1 the eConomy Firebird. But with the wrne exciting
feeture• end option• •• the more exotic one1. Who ~t
Pontiec could tnflke en economial fun c.erl
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heve to go to Europe to get. Specielnnpanalon, el •pclso
tM .. spMCJ encl e 215 hp OHC liL
Now there's room in • sports ar fore femity. A combine&n
of eaciting sporh fHturM end prectic.el it.ml lie e Nguler
ge• VI.
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Tho HO otondo lw high output. The hi9h ....,....
• 285 hp v .. with duel aheuat end fow l:wirrel -wake
. The sport liripe i1 stendercf too.
FIREBIRD 400
After this, ther. iln't My more. FM..._ L e 400 c.Wc
inch eft9ine, spKiel IUifURiioR, red ... wide ooref tir. ....
it the uttim.t. grand touriftt cer.
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ST,UDENTS RAISE AFS FUNDS
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Did. someone 1 ay t.ecn--
qcrs are selfish and irrc ..
sponsible? .
A aroup of 60 dedicated
Newport Harbor Hiah School
'students are disprovina this
belief by their unflauina
support of an oraanization
devoted to international
undentandina -the Ameri·
can Field Service.
Daily, week after week,
the se students contribute
''prime time" before
tchool and noon hour -to
man th e s tudent book store,
an APS project.
Accordina to Richard
Shows tack, president of the
AFS Club at Harbor High,
their aoal is to t.ing one
AFS s tudent from a foreign
country to li ve for a year
with a local family and at-
tend high school. The cos t
per student is about one
thounnd dollars, and the
student club contti butes the
major part of expense for
one student.
1950 SCOU TS TOOK OVER Newport Beach City Hall on Feb. His Honor the mayor; Sea Scout Emil Dopyera, councilman; Sea
Scou t Ronnie Morse, councilman; Boy Scout, Floyd Swanson, ci ty
-attorney ; lower l evel, from left, Boy Scou t Bru ce Hill, ci ty engine er;
Boy Scou t Dick Pleger, city clerk, and Mrs. Marjorie Crumley, as-
sistant ci ty clerk, the real one, that is. {Newport Bea ch police
photo by John Larson from the Feb. lb, 1950 issu e of the Ensign.)
Robb Saye, AFS manager
of the book store, says the
store carries about 300
paper backs with ti tles
like "War and Peace ,"
"The Bro thers Karimazov,"
and even "The \1an from
Unc:l e" for "free readin g."
In addition work books for
many of the courses and
11, ·1950, tor a mock cdun cil session to climax th e annual
observance of Scout Week in Newport Beach. Participants in the
"Council meeting " included, top row, from left, Sea Scout Chuck
Walter, in the rote of ci ty man ager; Boy Scout Wy li e Keeler, coun-
cilman; Boy Scout Peter Ple9er, councilman ; Boy Scout Ted Kopp,
THE OIERENFTELD family arrived here fro m
Minneapolis Feb. 7, 1960, for the new assi gn-
ment for the Rev. Charles Oierenfield, wh o had just
concluded hi s pastoral OOties at the Ma calester Pres-
byterian Church in St. Paul. On March 13, 1%0, he
was installed as pastor of St. Andrew's Pre sbyteri an
Ch urch of Newport Beach. Pictured here with the new
pastor: Elizabeth, who was then ~years old; Paul ,
just 2 weeks short of 4 years; and Tim, who was 2\h.
IEnsiwa photo from the issue a~ Feb.U,l%0.)
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required readina books like
"Shane" and "The Brid le
of San Luis Re y" are car-
ried. 1960 COR NERSTON Books are pu rchased from
ceremon y wa s he td in the Qrown Book Co., after
conferences with teachers cember, 19b0, tor the Fi
Corc,na l on the ti tle s they wish to Bapt ist Church of store to stoc k.
del Mar. Those who
part in the cere mo ny 1 Robb says, "Our toughe st job, probably, is to orde r eluded, from left ,
Ru ssell of Corona del books for a teacher's class
and ha ve them 1n the store chairman of the in, say, 24 hours. Some-
c ommittee; Mar vin ti mes we don't know the
of Harbor Re st titles until the day before
Park, donor of the they're required. But that's
Or. Ooyte Bryant, just part of the job."
pastor; his son,
Truett Bryant, music direc-Robb is responsible for
tor at the church, holdi inv entory, super,·i sin& pe r-
sonne l, book arrangements, a o Ensi gn photo of and their safe keepmg. \trs .
grouodbreak ing; A.A.. Char\o ue Olhoffer, English
lace of Corona High I teacher, Ism char ge of book
c hairman of ~he buil orders. Treasurer is \Ir s.
committee. (Ensign ph·otct
from the is sue of Dec. Mu Miller, member of the .tuh AFS Conmittee o(
1 %O.) Newport Beach. After book
store workers tum the money
into the Associated Student
Body office for safe keep--
ina, Mrs . Miller picks i t up
for bank deposit.
Students usually need
additional money~akina
projects to brina the trea·
sury nearer the amount
needed for one fore ian stu·
dent. Th is year the pr oj ec ts
have been the votley·ball
tournament and "sucker
sale" during AFS Week in
February, and the first an•
nual Book Fair, held 1n
March.
Over 3000 paperback titles
were displayed 1n the Har-
bor Hi1h library during the
book fair, both fiction and
non-fiction. Each title was
cleared by an exam1n1n1
c01m1ittee headed by Mrs.
J ohn Feeley, former Eng-
lish department head. ~
vera! hundred paperbacks
were sold and the AFS Club
1960 CHARLES THOMAS, at right, who served as secretary of the Navy
during the Eisenhower adm inistration, was introduced as the new pre-
si dent of the Irvine Co. at a press con ference held in Oc tobe r, 1%0, at theIr-
vine Ran ch headquarters. Mr. Thomas, a Navy veter.:.rl of World War I and for-
mer president ·of TWA, took over the Irvine Co. presidency upon the reti re-
men t of A.J. McFadden, pictured at left. (Ensigfl photo from the iss"e o f Oct
b, 1%0.)
hopei \0 make eM rair an
annual fund raiaer, accord-
ina to Mu. Kathryn Jordan,
faculty adviur.
Both student• and aduha
are workina on plana for
sale of ''International
Friendship Bonds,'' sche-
duled fOf May.
The. two APS lludentl ...
lendina Harbor Hiah dl it
year arc Sve in Lunde of
Norway, tivina with tbe
Dale E. McCoias of Ban•••i
and Miu Patrice Corbia ot
Barbados, West Indica , u.,...
ina with the Roy B. Woo l·
seys o( Lido hie.
SolicHors wanted by UF
Area chainnen for the needed for this year's hou se-
Newpo rt Beach Uni ted Fund to--house soli citation. She
re sidential drive of 1967-uraed all solicitors of the
68 arc araanizina the resi-1967 campaign to &Jain
dential campaian to meet contribute their t .... e.
this ye1n's increased JOill. Anyone interested 1n
Chairman o f the residential helping out in this cause
drive, Mu. Lee Rivers, may call \lu. Ri vers o r on e
said 600 solicitors are of the mne residenti al
ch ai rmen : Mrs. Edward
lo.:elly, 2250 Channel Rd.,
Bal boa, 67 3-5046 ; Mrs. Ted
McConville. 703 N. Bay
Front, Balboa Island, 673-
-'475; \lu. Trevor Davis,
1930 D1ana Lane, Harbor
Highlands , 548-756 1; Mn.
Clarence \ti ller, 115 Mil ford
Dr., Cameo Shores, 67 So-3959;
\1rs. Gilbert Semple, 424'h
Nar c1ssus Ave .• Corona del
Mar , 673-2-Hl: Mrs. William
Bo land, 20 18 Tahuna Driv e,
lrv1ne Terrace, 675-5246;
Mrs. P. F. Bames, 427
P1rate Rd .• Cliff Ha ven,
WILL IAM A. HUDSON JR. of 5~-7176: ~hs. Robert Weed,
Newport Shores has been 2601 -Blackthorn , Eut
appointed ass1stant admm1s-Blur!, 6~..r0~8; Mrs. Howard
tratOf of Hoag Hosp1tal. He \leans. 121~ !'lotun&ham
Rd., We !.tcliff. 548-6108. IS presently 1n Sacramento.
sen11ng oo a spec1al '"loan-GOING TO WILLAMETTE
ed execut1ve '" committee of Nancy We lls of Cli ff
Gov . Rooald Reagan. for a Haven and Trici a Wesl·
2-moothSuf\ley on eft1c 1encv brook of Coron a del Mar
and cost control of tne De-have been accepted for
admtss10n to Willamette panrnent of Menta l Health. Gnl\"eiSI t)' 1n Salem, Oregon,
Mr . Hudson came to Hoag a libe ral arts colle1e.
Hosp1tal as bus1ness mana-~ancy . who attends Ne~
ger 1n Noverroer. 1965. He port Harbo r H•gh School, is
served 1n Wor ld War II wuh the daughter of \1r. and Mrs.
the Naval Au COfpS. He and Donald V!dls. Tnc1 a attends
hiS w1fe . Betty. have 2 Co rl~na del \1ar H1gh School
sons , Steve. 13. and Jeff . and 1s the daughter of Mr.
and \hs. Harvey Westbrook.
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Coast Young Republ icans
included, seated, from left,
Jean Mill er of Co rona del
Mar, treasurer; E.J. O'Br ien
of We st Upper Bay , newly
e lected president, and Cor-
inne Pehrson of Co rona del
Mar , secretary; standing,
0. T. Kyle Creson and Bill
Wells, both of Co rona de l
Mar, vice-pre sidents. T lc-
kets were being sold by
members of the organiza-
tion for an Oc tober meet ing,
where Richard Nixon was
scheduled to make a major
camp.~ign speech. !Ensign
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I BIBLE SCHOOL LESSON 7
~rrmnnrttr I
Lit>Ut . .C.""· ( R~t-1 WiliUtm Cummandec·in-Ch.ir or the
manti, 11nd St:nior Delegate
tlon.~ Command Truce Team ftt
Korean Armistice was signed.
THE GENERAL SPEAKS I T IS WONDERFUL to he-ll believer in the
Lord Jesus Christ and I am ~xceedingly
thankful that God hns graciously led me to
saving faith in Christ. (n the Bible, the Word
of Cod, the Lord has prombed that anyone
who belie ves in His only begotten Son. the
Lord Jesus Christ, ha.o; ht-en forgiven his sin
and its consequt•nces. has been given eternal
life and has entercd fore\'er into the kingdom
of Cod. Cod has dont• this for me entirely of
His own gracious kindness, in spite of the fact
that I am, of course, unworthy, a.~ lo; every
other person.
Cod gives us who hdiew in Christ a daily.
personal experience which is <·onv inc::ing evi·
dence of the realitv of the new life in Christ.
I find that G<XI changes my life and gives me
victory over the evil we:tlmess of my human
nature. J have found hr experience that Cod
does give joy. peace of mind and absolute
assu ntnce for tht' future. It is not giwn to us
to see into the future ('X("t"'p t as it is revealed
in tht: Bible and therefore. as a Christian, I
am dependent on God and wit h all other be-
lievers have absolute confidence that Cod goes
with me and will not f:lil me nor forsake me.
An rone who has this confidence can face the
fut~re without fe.t r, worry or doubt. Certain ly.
I have every re:lson to he thankful to God.
JOIN THE DOTS TO COMPLETE 'OiE BIBLE LESSON
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As shown ot the block square on our mop,
God c reated men and placed him in the
Gorden of Eden in southwest Asia , on the
Euphrates and T igris rivers, at their junc-
tion with the Pishon ond Gihon rivers.
"And o ri ver went out of Eden to water
the garden; ond from then cP. it ported, ond
become into four heods ." (Gen. 2;10).11 is
the approximate geographic center of the
largest lond portion,of the earth's surface,
the Eos tern Hem isphere. This or eo is consi·
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dered by Ethonologists os the origi nol
home of oll present races of mon. It is
also the region from whence came the ox,
goot, sheep, horse, pig, dog, apple, peach,
pear, plum, cherry, qui nce, mulberry, goose·
berry, vi ne, ol ive, fig, dote, almond, wheat,
barley, oats, pea, beon, flax, spinach,
rad ish, onion, ond most of our fruits and
vegetables. Though the rivers hove chon·
ged their courses, the site moy still be
found 12 miles south of Eridu.
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THURSDAY , MAY 4. 1967
CORONA Oil MAR, CALl F.
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Q. Did God predetftiMte tke f atP of
J u.dll.8? Trust
JIUUI TIAatll IIICIUICIS OP HIIVICI'-WICI 10: .. 11 :II
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........ ,.,_ OIIIITWI NACIII, JN ......_, A.,... c.l•s ,, .. tUJ
Golden Tat, "Au I_, •• ,.., A1t, _, il 1llltll H tw"' ,..; -·· _,,.Moll f-1; -·· Oltd il •/toll H ,,IN4 _,, ,.... (L41b 11 :9) •
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HE ,.._..,.. that God ....U7 iaocril!od ia tbo Lomb'•
J bu always p<OVidod lor -of Ufa.
His creature• on this earth A little later, Jaus' dilci~n, ob-
are Incalculable in value, .ervinc Him prayinr, aaked H im to
innwntrabk: io number, teach them to pray, Jesus immediately
ioc:omprehensible in use-gave them a little outline that He
fulneas, and imposiible to considered adequate : (1st) thermust
be reproduced by mankind, and abso-address God as "Our Father" in
lutely perfect for their varied pur-Hraven ; (2nd) His narne ntult be
poses. If God has made this thor holy and set apart (or them to rtver-
oughly adequate provision for bea..sta, encc:; (3rd) they must e.xpect His
birda, fish , insects, creeping things, Kingd(.)m to come ; (4th) they must
and vcrttations of all kinds, just try exp«t God's Kingdom would come
to think what glorious provision He i.n their hearts ; (5th) they mutt ex-
has made for man whom He created pect His will to be done through
in H is image and after His likeness them on thi s earth even as His will
an.:l whom He appointed to have do-is obc:)'ed in Heaven; (6th) they must
minion "over the fish of the: sea, and trust Him in all and for all things
ova-the fowl of the air, and over the: day by day; (7th) they must be sat-
cattle, and over all the earth, and isfied day by day; (8th I they must
over every creeping thine that crup-admit they are sinners and ask God
eth upon the earth" I to forgi,·e them; (9th) they must
The difficulty today is, not that God forgh·e all those who trespass or sin
has failed to provide for the human against them. and have no vengeance
race, but that man has, because of his or reprisa ls or retaliation against
unfaithfulness and sin, come far short them ; (lOth ) they mu st resist all
of tbe glory that God has prepared temptations to tli sobey anti God will
for him (Rom. 3 :23), and now, like help them to resist and will dd iver
a baby that has spilled its bottle, the them from evil.
man cries, starves, and blames some· JESUS CONDUCTS A .. QUIZ ..
one else for fail ing to provide prop· Now with all of th is substantial
e-rly for him. All we have to do is to background, J esus gavt: His disciples
have full faith in our Lord, ask, s«k, a br ief rxaminaton consisting of two
and knock, and it shall be given, ,·ery searching questions. And, to be
found, and opened unto us. sure that th ey would get the correct
TOO I USY FOI JESUS answrrs, H e gave the answers and
While He was on earth in the form illustrated them, so there never could
of man, Jesus taught this profound be any question of God's resources in
truth, and illustrated it so clearly those respects. The first question was
that no Christian should t"ftr miss very plain : "Which of you shall have
it, but should put full reliance upon a friend, and shall go unto him at
it. Our lesson cod•y has four of midnight, and say unto him, Friend,
these living pictures. The first wu ltt~d me three loaves; for a friend of
a riew into the: home of two sisters mine in his journey is come to me,
who were kt:q)inc houte for their and I have nothing to Kt before him."
brother. Jesus .,.as their unexpected That was a priceless question. What
but welcome guest. Martha, one of will you answer when you arise out
tbe wcmm. qukkly rushed into the of a sound sleep and answer the
kildlon to prepon the best ;n the knock 1
houoo: lor the Gueot, and sloe wu oo GOD'S UNLIMITED POWR
llen'OUJ, f'Uifd. and bothered that Jesus said that 1M answer at fint
the wu .. c:urnba'ed aboat IDDC:h ...-v-would be, "Don't bother me now,
ilw-• the door is lodced, the household is
The blessings which I 1lave received, and
C'ertainlv shall receive from God, are available
to anyOne who will trust in the Lord Jesus
Christ. I haHO' observed that to most p(:ople
A . If b~· this is meant. "Did God
arbi traril y foreordain that Judas
could not believe and be .sa\'ed!" then
our answer is emphatically, "No !"
One wh o knows the God of the Bible
could never ~lieve \n such pndeA·
tination. It was, indeed, f oretold
that Judas would betray the Lord.
for God knows what men will do.
But Judas.,....,..a~ 3 free moral agent.
What he did. he did or his own voli-
tion. Satan entered into him (J ohn
13 :27 ). bu t only because Judas
yielded him.self to the devil.
"without spot or wrinkle" ( Ephe·
sions 5 :27). But the ordinary trials
of life are merely te.st. .. for us that
we may learn to depend upo n the
Lord for strength. and wisdom, and
guidance. These come to all and
shuuld not be looked upon as chast·
ening but rathe r as an opportunity
for the development of our Chri.st ian
life and faith.
The other sister, Mary, after wei· asleep and I can't help you." Then
coming J~sus with her sister, ,;sat at Jesus added that if the friend is in
Jesus' feet, and heard his word." We great need and keeps on knocking,
Hy HOB UNGER must remember· that Jesus was the the man will get up and cin: aU that
~ -, c:i& the Son of God. the Re-;, wanted. so the knoclcin( will stop.
• .. ""fhe-· Cospi4' of Chmt appean to be foolish-,
~ and while they understand what the words
mean in a purely intellectual sense, they do
not apply these words to themselves. It is a
(ad thing to see people defiantly reject the
tller<.·y of Cod when they could experience all
the joy of salvation.
Q. Wk«t d.oea "666" in Revr.lat iOft
1!:17·18 m.t (lft.?
S(}metimes we worA {he ltartkst 1 d of tlll.e ...,.:orld. and evu.ywhere So if ...a ' puff JIIEichbor will-6Dally
On the thingJ tltat co~nt "" lc~t; fl~ nt He ·did so for a definite help if be is importuQed, think bow
We srruggfe orl in ftHnine, 'purpose. He ''came not to be minis· much more graciously and quickly
When file could enjoy • fetut. tered unto but to minister" ( 1\Jark God will answer every one of the
IVt fay tuidt God's promise,
IVitlr His loving. "Pe,ce be still",
An<t liN: in ronstant torment,
In o ur l lubborn, flt:sltfy will, 1 hope that some who read this will undc~
o.;tand that my experience has been real. 1t IS
not philosophy; it is not fatalism; ~~ is noth ing
hut taking ill His word the Omm~otent C~l
who controls in all details evcrythm~ that IS
in tlw olli\'C'N .:, and who loves to do good
thin,!!S for mt•n in spite of their enmity against
Hirn.
Q. Are U.e trial! of li fe tke jvdfl·
m.e"JL! of God upon Cltri.stian.~~ for
tl&ei1" sim a.ftd /ault4, Ill t/uJ.t what
ie mea"ftt i" I P eter 4 :lt-l9?
A.. It refers to Antichrist wh o will
be revealed after the rapture of the
church. It is not his name, bu t a cl ue
to his identity. It si mply .s hows him
to be maft, not God, in spite of hi s
pretenaions. He will try to us urp the
place of Chri.st but those who live
in that day are told plainly he is but
a man. Siz is the name of man and
11t:vtn the number of Deity, o( com-
pleteness, of perfec tion. Over the
yearB people have tried to make these
numberB me.n many people from
Nero to Khrushchev, but these in-
terpretation!!! are erroneous. Anti-
chri.st will not be revealed until the
church ia taken out of the world.
Wt: Jtt: tht: mm••u and ft:mfUII,
And ou r ht:DrLJ ore filled will& fedr,
IYhen wt fDil to su our Mtuler,
ll'ith His presenct Dlways ntDr.
10:45). and, from the boundless re-needs of H is own children! In fact,
sourcefulness of God, He came to since God is always alive, there is no
give H is life a ransom for rna."ny, and midnight sleep for Hlm, but He is
perhaps that. is the message He came ever alert to open, find, and answer
to that homt: to give. But Martha to any one who in faith shall knock,
did not wai t to learn the will of her s«:k, and ask. He added that this in-
Lord, for her ::·;···~ ":., on physical vitation to a~k. seek, and knoc.k is for
things. "everyone" who has faith in H im as
ONE TH ING N!:EDFUL Father and God. He is "able to do
Martha even went further. Sht exceeding abundantly above all that
came out of the kitchen into the liv-we ask or think," and that is only
ing room, probably red faced, flus-limited "acc ord ing to the power r of
ter~. and indignau..t that anybody God J that worketh in us," which is
W . K . HAHIIISOS
l.ieut.-Ccn (Ret.) U. S. Army
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A. No. Thi.s cover11 the whole area
of the suffering.! of Christian.s. If
Christians sutrer for their wrongdo--
ing, GOd will discipline them for
thi.s. a.s stated in Hebrews 12:&-11.
Hi s purpose is to purify and correct
Hi s own. He wanta Hia church to be
Wt can su abnw the turmoil,
And I fie Horms that by w }low,
If wt wall! in hartd with }eJw,
Whift' we trrwd hue bdow.
fro"' C&MC COHTA.CT.)
unlimited.. would think of quietly talking with GOO'S HIGHEST GIFT
tbe Lord, and that He would let them Jesus continued His ''qui.1." by ask-
do so when there wa s so much to do 1ing a ~ries of questions : ( 1) if • son
in the kitchen. So she spoke right a~ks bread of his father, will he eJve
out, "Lord, dost thou not care that h1~ a st.one ?. (2) if he ask a fish.
my sister hath left me to serve alone? Will he give h1':" a serpent? (3) if he ~· h th f ha h b I " ask an egg wdl he give him a tc:or· uru er ere ore t t s e e p me. po'on ' Th ob-
ABRAM and MELCHIZ EDEK ST. THOMAS BIBLE LESSONS Lenon Ho. 2 -Cerwais U
Abram is remembered primar iJy as a man of fa ith; but he was also a man
ufconsidcrabie rower in war. His brief war with th e coalition or eastem powers
is the First one o f sufficient impo rt ance to be recorded in Sc ripture. From It
Ab ram emerges victorious, a nd his victo ry seems to have been one of the
decl!iivc battles of histo ry. T he impe ria1 power of the kings from the Tigris-
Euph rates region was hrokcn. and the southern Palestinian cities, fro m Sa1em
(Jerusalem ?) in the highlands to Sodom a nd Como rrah o n the low alim epit·
ridden vaJ iey of the Dead Sea. were resto red to in dependence. Abram, however,
did not est ablish himself in imperial rule over the liberated d lies, but. in a
memo rable parley wi th Melchizedek. recognized sovereignty only In God. The
political o rde r established by Abram Is characteristic of the order upheld by
all godly people.
~..:SsentiaJ to th is polllical structure grounded on th e sovereignty of God Is
the rt.>Cognition or the independence o r th e priesthood from the crown. The
temporal ruler, wh ose power is in war, nevertheless bows before the mlni8ters
or God to receive bles.sings and to o ffer tithes. Melchizedek was "the priest of
the most high God"'; he was also king of Salem. No more Is known about
him. But he was a figure o f world renown. not only in his own day but untU
now and forever. In the time of Davki, some 1,000 yean later, this strange
king-priest o f Salem was recogni zed prophetically as typUying the Chri.At. In
this way he towered over all other priests. David sung of the Chiist, ln Paalm
110, "thou art a priest forever after the order of Melchlzedek.." Thit Psalm is
o rdinarily sung at th e ordination o r Christian priests today slgnlfyina the
high calling which is th eir.s to serve In this ancient a nd mysterious order.
It wa.s remembered or M~chizedek through the aaes that he was king of
righteousness and king of peace (perhaps recalling th e character or his rtian).
and that he was "without father, without mother, with out dncent. havtng neither
begiM ing no r end of days. nor end of 11/e; but made like unto the Son of God;
abldeth a priest continually " (Hebrews 7:3). Slnce there Is no tradition aaytnc
he Is atUJ alive In the Desh, It Is safe to u sume that what ls belna aftlnned. h~re
ta sltnply th at there i1 no record o r thes~ things, and hll power wu neither
received from inheritance nor bequeathed to his •ons-lt wu lnherent In his
own pertOn. his or a diiTerent order than that of ltle priesthood ln larael which
wu lnb('rtted from Levi, one or Abraham's t.mw ll'eat-arandaoN, and later
Aaron, MOHt's broth,er. Jsu1 wu bom ol the tribe. or Judah, not LeVi. and
therefore did no t inherl1 the pr1esdy ,tatu1.
The aocoun• of Abram'• _war fiWI u• a tantalbln11ltmpee of the ancient
world. Nameu and pJacet aft for the mott part lone loet and now unkrK!'wn ·
8odom ond Oomorrah hove dlo-orod. ond probobl7 lit below 11M boovy
oo1t ...... o1 the De&d S.o wblch defy oil otllmpa to explore lh<m. l!:lom
wM Ioiii qo ewallowed up In Pto.nla and •e Repbalnli .-m to have be. a
,.. of h•• men. """"' DOW •tinct. But 11M ronorot ,.,,_ .,d mo_..
.,. r..utar. Nble k1np wre un.tted Sor twrllw ,.an under OM Cbedollaomer.
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Aa usual, either Babylonia or Egypt held sway in the world. For some reason . . . l · e answers were very
Ove or these kings, located In southern Palestine, revolted. In the enaWnc But Jesus qu~t1y and lov1ngly saad, vious (like some of the T.V. quiues
"Martha, Martha, thou are careful today), but Jesus had a great reason
punitlvt: campaign from the eut. the kings of Sodom and Gomorrah were {full of care] and troubled about which was tl~t even evil·minded ~
slain, their cities were looted and Lot. Abram's nephew who had settled there, many thincs: but one thine is need-would not give such gifts to their
was carried off with aU bls house. ful : and Mary hath chosen that rood children, but would give them cood
When the news was brought to Abram by a survivor, he anned 318 men part, which shall not be taken away and useful gifts. Then came this
of his own clan, called on his allies tn the neighborhood and gave cllue. By from her." So' the very brief picture statement, "H ow much more shall
ron::ed marching he pursued the plundering kings north to Dan, over 100 ·ends abruptly, but Martha must have your heavenly Father give the Holy
miles away. The tough nomadic forces of Abram proved their mettle and. learned about the "one thing nud-Spirit to them that ask him" I This
though heavUy outnumbered, they divided and attacked by ntaht. df('•;o= the ful," for later in john 12 it is re-cl~r.ly states that ~he gift o.f the
corded that a few months later Spmt of Jesus Chnst, who died to enemy •orne 30 mUes farther north, and slew the leader of the expedttion Martha was tovincJy and happily save us from death, the penalty of
Chedorlaomer. Abram rescued Lot and aJI hls goods and people, and took servinc a large crowd and wa1 coo-sin, is the createst gift that a ·human
much loot besides. It must have been an utonllhing up1et. The king of Sodom .entior to the gift by Mary to Jesus being can receive from God and this
came out to meet him u he returned, and Melchlzeclek broUJht forth cere of a pound of very costly ointment gift is riven to aJI who wiD ask, ~
montal bread and wtne. sure.ly Indicative of the Lord'e Supper. for his feet and hair. Mary a.nd and knock that their hearts may be
. Martha had obtained from God's reo-open to receive and accept auch a tt should be marked that theknowtedJ:eofGod was not ratrlcted to Abram, the --'lui ... :.. • ..t.....-: • "It 1 · 1 ha · ~ . 1 .our<::a one IKUI ~. ~r g1 • t II ree, vane ~ J*d ot or to the Hebrew people. God was known throuahout ~e andmt world. u .. brother Mel been raurrected. they by the life blood of God' a oaly btcot-
to be expected, since all ma nkbtd were deecended from tbe famlly of Noah, and were aD •""-· uc1 their Dlmtl were ten Son, Jesus Chriat.
Noah had established true reli«lon tn hll day. N aJwaya mea f.U away from --
their knowledge of God and obedience to hbn and ftlleloft became dlbued
and perverted in Its pagan rites: yet .ome men remained flllthful, of whom
Melchlzedek and Abram we~ outstanding.
The qualltie. of Abraham are ~be noted tn thll aoooUDl He wu a man of
blgh cour-.e. profound loyalty, shrewd in waranddJplom.c:y, aad nrtft to ad.
In an ernerpncy. His deep brotherly love lor bll nephew Lot wu lhowa lD
Cbapte:r 13 by hi• decision to aepal'llte tbctr dm• to avoW ltrttt.. H.,. tt le
A Lawyer
Looks at Life
railed to a peak by hla readineea to die In battle U' need be 6lr Lot'• .Ue. He Br FRANK STOLLf.NWf.A.CX.
wllely nluMd the offer of the kina ofSodom to let him k.e~p tbe plu,..,, Pvtal · AlltmUJ, W~UJ.i,.«fot~, D. c.
the lloey to God and aaytnc. "t wlll not take anylh.ln.llbat .. lblDI, t•lbo• A cement mine ..ur, be ~~ mud\ time
lbou.ldM say, t have made Abram rtct.. • But be took eoQib to,_,-tDr file ';""U 18 yean or hisher ~uca~ion. )n· In a ttudy of the Word dMt had broupt.
proYmda1 for bil troope, alnee no man IOt&h •a wufan.att-., ..._ .alaJI duclin1 johns Hopkl• .UntYfntty ~ hJas dtM' to reality and. ~-tnt.b.
OWD m.,...• (I Cor. 9:7). Harv~ Law School, I ttl~l found ~11 Shufq this whh IDe, be .. oe .. u .. tD
-In •pfriu~al darln~ dap•~ early cn.m· 1ft my neft for Jesas Cbrilt • .. .._..
OUTLINE: UptVin( ofl'blaliniM KU..t Ofloinll <001/#on ~ ~ I"' I" Chrutian dllnp. ' and IMd.
liw com.ooWn Gl'ld He-' of Sodom. LOI ec:tp~UrecC, Ab,.,. IWCWI £ol I ,...m. the t.r n:aminaUOn .nd btpn Now at the • at 11, wllb. .., law
and ci'WAfl coolidon /Orca.. Abram ,...,.., 10 ,.,,.,. btd•riiPNIIf to pnclkc b~. A oa....,.ble--..tt' left pncoib ....ty bdllncl -. 1M;., of 1M
of ,. under lt)I.J,rttipty of God lhf'OIIIIa -pet MIA,... s n -It .., father'• dntb ..... and •• Lord. •• ,.._.,t ape ...... .,
'orooll _ _. __ Holv Comnull1ion. die .... of 47 I -•T lint ml •ponnl lo.-wflh Kloo io • -....... .. ,, -.. "' ...._ to acft and lioll 1M pkla.,. and dait. 1 au~ •J with PnJ _. M .,.. •
NAMU TO REMEMBER: M<ldll ..... twt a..do-. ""7 1 no·dM • T-.y:
PLACB8 TO RICALL: Sodom, Como,.,...,., Valo of 8#1 lh• D1ooo. -.
VEIIIII TO LEAJIN: 0.... J4:111.
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Lincoln eighth graders
lead honor roll list
The Lincoln School honor roll for the Jrd quarr.cr in--
cludes 44 tevenlh a.raden and 62 eiatuh paden. The fol·
lowin• eamed all A's:
Sennth p aden-Brad Baker, John Blanpied , Kri atianne
C larke, Bob Davi1, Bob DeMott, Scott Hombeak, Kate
J ayne, Jim Lou, Vicki McCarty , Debbie Mellott, Astrid
Store, Ali sen Sykea and Bill Vieraever,
Eiahth paden -Gaye Ann atrona, Erin Blackwell, Jeff
Child, Laurie Davi1 , Raben Garber, Karen Heilia , Sue
Kemble, MaJiie KniJht, Debbie Marston, Diana Mellott,
Cathy Michae ls, Lyn Miller, Pam Millet , Debbie Otto,
Nancy Pole, Debbie Shannon, Janet Stanton, Solvei& Store,
Charlotte Tonae and Tammy Watt.
Here is the complete honor roll :
7th grade Howard I. Royster
Brad Baker
Doua Battie
Kellyn Beeck
Ouis Schwer
Aauid S\Ore
Ali aen Sykes
NEWPORT HARBOR EHSIGII
SEalNO SECnON --P~p 3
THURSOAY,IIAY 4, 1967
a> ROllA DEL liAR. CAIJ F.
Ia Tiu TrMiU,.•III•••
LOOKING FORWARD TO THE
OPPORTUNITY OF SERVING YOUR
CLOTHING NEEDS .
'
demonstrating their tal·
ents at the annual dinner party of the
Cartoonists Assn., held at the Balboa
Cl ub, included Hank. Ketcham. at
lett, s ketching Dennis th e Menace, and
Virgil Partch, a Coron a del Mar resident,
with one of his favor ite VIP characters.
(Terry Boris photo.)
J ohn Sian pied
Dana Blumer
Mark Brisley
Vicki Bru ce
Kri stianne Clarke
Martin Cooney
Bi II Vi er,ever
Heather We ir
SuzaMe Wieaand
Stanley Wlui'ck
Ri cky Yorba
Nancy Kunkle
Diana Labadie
Andy Leonard
Diane Linden
Gte& Loitz
Debbie Marston
Vi raini a Mason
Diana Mellott
Cathy Michaels
De bbie Milholland
Lyn Miller
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Friendly Nell'hbot'hood
Service
Enter national competHion
A fish , a fishina dory and
a still lire or rruit and in-
strUments are the subjects
or paintinas by 3 local stu-
dents chosen to be di aplay·
ed in New York.
Debbie Malone, Susan
Northrid&e and Clark Thomp-
son from Corona del Mar
Hi gh School weu~ each
awarded a aold key and
blue ribbon in the competi·
tion sponsored by Bullock's
and are now competin& on a
national le\'el .
Some 26 awards in all were
made to Corona del Mar stu-
den ts: aold keys ror paint-
ina• to Glenn Petro, and
Christa Puller; certificates
or merit to Sue Powers,
Ted Poyze r. Henty Royslet,
Susan La Shelle and two to
C lark Thomp son; honoraty
certiricates of merit were
won by Linda Dady, Su san
Haley, Lori Heston, Sydney
~-1ii&Jom. Mindy Mi ller, 2 by
Pam Mosier and 2 by Susan
Northridae.
Soiree d'Art May 26
The Sth biennial Soitee
d'Art in Newport Beach
will be hiJhli&hted by an
exhi bition and au ction of
the wotks or a aroup o r
outstandina Southern Cali·
romia atti Ill.
Mrs . Wi lson V. Woodm an
has been appointed ch air-
man o r the Soi ree and will
be assisted b¥ ""es. Wil·
liam Krumpholz, Roben
Diemer, Georae O.m, Bruce
Sumner, Will aim Harper. Les
Littlejohn, Richard Jon as,
Robert Meserve, Terrill
Root. and James Johnson,
Bob Davi s
Bob DeMott
Larry Denner
Leesa Florin
Julie freeman
Becky Hai&h
Sco tt Hom beak
Quenby Hym an
Kate Jayne
Lin zee Ku\1
Linda Lebenbaum
Lynn Liaht
Petey Lon&
Chris Lopizich
Jim Luse
Vicki McCarty
Tom McCorkle
Peagy McCormick
Wendy McCu \lou ah
Debbi.e Mellott
John Mile s
Jane Mon ison
Kathy Odord
John Park:
A.nn Procwr
Maria Ri cca
8th t fade
Gaye Ann s lron a
Joe Berney
Jerr Black
Erin Blackwell
Chri s Brough\On
Carol Caldwell
Jeff Olild
Gail Childs
Debbie Cl ark
Diane Craver
Laurie Davis
Chri s Dietz
Mimi ()J.pu ie
Kalhy Fi sher
Mike Fox
Robert Garber
Mark Gri1sby
Heather Grindle
Jan Harrod
Karen Heili B
Mich ae l Hick ey
Christy Kelso
Su e Kemble
Mauie Knight
Tin a Kraus
Judy Kresse
Pam \iiller
Lynn ~1illovich
Sherry \1oorc
Rick \·\oms set
Shelley Nerney
Debbie Otw
Nancy Pole
Alec Ram say
Joe Ricca
Be tsy Ri dgwa~'
Brent Russ-ell
Debbie Shannon
Pat Siler
Joan Smith
Shelle)' Sn yde r
Jan et Stanton
Loraine Steen
Sol\·ei g Store
Laura Suth etland
Charlotte Ton ge
Doug Vickery
Tammy Watt
Dana Webster
John V.'luttaker
\1ari \yn Wi II son
Students will model
Mothers and dauahters or will greet arriving gue sts
Harbor View School, Corona and assist the model s.
JAMES FINLEY of 4818
Surrey Or., Ca meo High ·
lands , is in the cast of Peter
Ust ino v's "Photo Finish ,''
being presenled by the Del
Rey Players of Loyola :.Jni ~
versity of Los Angeles.
Play dates are Apri l 28 and
29, May 5 and b . Jim is a
sophomore in the College of
Art s and Sc iences at Loyola.
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on an annual rental.
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110 Broadwa y
U 8·3433, 8-lol34 Cotlta Meu
Mrs. Merton K. Cameron,
president o r the sponsorina
Newport Hatbor Auxiliary to
Children's Home Society of
Caliromia, has announced
the in\'i tational affair will
be held May 26 at the Bal·
boa Bay Club.
HARBOR HIGH TEACHER
CHOSEN FOR SEMINAR
del Mar, are invited to s tep ihere will be door prizes
through the aingerbread and table fa vors and a bo:t
house and into the land or lunch or fried chi cken will
Han sel and Gretel for th e be served,
COS U , loi(SA I 2l0 En! l11to S11 .. 1
Mem~>•• f •d•••' O•P<>••I ln•u•ence Co•I)O••I•on
Westclilf§ Chapel
t::::/..'(.,.,."r 427 l. 17tlo ST.
COSTA "'ESA Ill,__
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A. champaane buffet supper
wi II · precede the auction,
whi ch provides fund s to aid
Childten's Home ,Society in
promotina sound adoptions
throuahout the state.
FASHION SQUARE
C!Jyed-to-match
skimmer
and
sweater
the most
wearable duo
for your
way of life
imported
Italian silk
with a
in our
lhss-up«-dalm ...
sizes 8111 lB&UI
sweatlr jlcket
with lattice detliled pacbts
Ill in niltdlq clllan ,..,.., ......
• SIM!LU '
T~e s,,,. o !
Robert Fry, member or the
Newport Harbor High School
science department, is one
or 35 bi oloay teachers se·
lec tcd from over 400 appl i•
cants in 5 w"es tem s tates to
participate in the National
Association of Bi oloay Tea·
chen -National Science
Reaional Seminar ror hi&h
school teachers of bi oloay.
Sf'hoo\"s annual mo ther--=--~~~~~=~~ PittOn to Pereo"
S••~·c• daughter luncheon at noon Phone in YCN r Orcler
Saturday. May 13. for 0 Subscri ption:
Mrs. Robert W. Lynam,
chairman, reports that the "';:;=C:o:l;l :6:73:.0::5:50:;:;:;:.\;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;oi program wi ll include a rash-1
ton show. Students will
model the clothes and will
parade alona a arass path
lined with modernistic
nowers and rocks. Narra-
tion will be by Mr s. Earl
'catkins •.
Mr. Fry, one or two so ho--
nored in Oranae County , has
been a member of the New·
port Harbor High School
starr for the past 8 years.
He is a graduate of UC
Berkeley, where he re ceived
hi s A.B in history, AB in
zooloay and MA in botany.
He resides on Balboa ls land
with hi s wire, Marilyn, and
.their 3 children.
LEG~L HOTICE
Table decorations wi II be
huge paper lollipops and
candy canes . The walls or
the caretorium will be lin ed
with trees and rlowers . Mrs.
AI Dougla ss and Mrs. Paul
McMillin are in charae or
de corations.
Hos tesses dressed as Han·
set and Gretel and a witch
LEGAL HOTICE
NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SAU: 1960 by F"rank H. Ayre s &
600338 Son. a co rporation. to 'll ""'·pon
011 May 23. 1967 , iilt 11 :00 Sh ores Communitv Associ a-
a.m., RE':LI.'tBLF: T\TLF: COM-ti on of lhr ri2hts and obli,~~:•
PANY u du:r appointed Tru,_. tions of the Lessee under thr
tee u!l der an pur!!UIIlll to Orrd ma!ltl'r lease rr8ardi11,11: the
of Tru!!lt executed by LA UREL ad ju sl/111'!11 of sub\f'ase reo-
BOYD RAKER and WILMA tals opo!l lhf' terms an d con-
M. BAKER , hu sband and "'"ile, ditioos coau ined therein, rr•
Tru!ltors, in favor of UNCOL:X corded May 18. 1960 in Book
SA VINGS AND LOAN ASSO-5N9, Page 592, Official Re-
CIATION . ll corporation, as cord.!!.
Be:aeliciaries, recorde:d Novem-The L e!lsor"~ intrri'!H undrr
her \6, 196-6 in Book1730\, ~aid leue has been auigoed
Page 845, of Offi cial Records to Newport Rtahy Corp .. a
ia the offi ce of the Couoty Re-corporation, by an as!lignment
corder of Oran(lle County, Cali· re corded ~ovrmb er 8, 1960
fomia, WI LL SELL AT PUB LIC in Roo k 5501 Page 87, Offi·
AUCTION TO HIC!I EST BID-cia\ Re cords.
OER F"OR CASH (payable at And as in that r enain ~ub
time of 1111\e ill lawful mo ney of leu!' dated january 15. 1962,
1the United State!~) HI the Soulh e•ecuted by frank II. Ayre:!ll
main entrance to the Couaty & Son, a corporation, as lea-
Court House ia the City of SQr and Newport Shore!!! Co.,
Saata A11a. State: of Califomia a co-partnership, as les!lee,
all ri~~;ht, title an d interest con· for a term commencing Janu-
veyed to .ad oow held by it ary 15. 1962 aod et~dio,~: 01"·
under nid Deed of Trust in the cember 9, 20 19, re co rdf'd
propeny situated ia lhe Cou nty Ja.n11ary 19, 1962 in Hook
of Ora.nse. State of Cali lo mia, 5981. Pa(lle.l 603 of Offi ci al
described a!ll: . Record!< and by mrsne n sij(D-
A leasehold el!ltat e in a11d to ments to Laurel Boyd Baker
th e followio~~; deScribed real ~Ua d Wilma M. Baker, husbllDd
propeny: •d wife ae joiat tenants, by
Lot 9 aad th e Nonhea!lterl y assipmi'Dt to be reco rded
3 feet of lot 8 ht Block 15 of CO!I CuiTI'DLiy herewith.
Tract 772, •• per map record-Said •ale will ~ rnade, but
ed ia Boolr. 23, Pase.s 5 .ad 6 wi thout covl'l!.aat or J<>'arranty,
of Miacellaui'Oul!l M'apa. io the e_lllpres.s or im~lied, te(llardi nl!
office of the Couuty Recorder title, pos11easun•. or eacvm·
of aaid Couaty. brat~cea, to pay the ohlif!aUoas
EXCEPT the Nonheaauuly secured by nid Deed of Tro•t.
2 feet of Lot 9. fees, ebar8e• aad upi'I!.Sea of
Which a.Jd Le.uet.r.uld ntate: the Tl'll•tee ed of t.h e trusts
waa cre .. ed by the Muter created by aaid Deed o f Tru!llt.
Ground Le .. e coveria1 the The BI'Deficlary aader s •id
above ducrilted aad ot!t.er Deed of Tmat, by reuon of •
1•d. dated Nove•ber 9, 19!)9, breach or d"efaalt ia the -<~bliK•
eaeClllted by Sipal Oil •d tloas secured tiaere.b y, hereto·
C•• Co.p•y, • corporstios, fore execated aad delivered ro
•• lueor •d by Frsak. H. the o.aderslred a •rinn. ()e..
Ayres I Sas, • corporatioa, cJa,.tioo o Oef.,\t •d De-
u le--, for the ter. of 60 m•d for Sal e, aad writll':lll
ye.,. fro. Dee•lt'et 10, 1959 Nntice of Def•lt •d of rle~
•d •di•« Dee•ber 19, tl011 to e•ae t.h · .. de,.lped
2019, •poe lllle tenu, co•-to aell a.Jd property to utisfy
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pto•hl..&, recorded fCo-.Mr corded •d aore til• llllree
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THURSDAY, IIAY 4, 1967
COROllA OEL liAR, CALIF.
J L--To S.... Yeu WILLIAM E. MYERS of East Bluff, at I ell, sho wn he•e
e IJchl,. LW. Center with progratl" chai rman John Case, spoke on "How to
LW. Isle. start an airline" at las t wet!k 's meeting of the Co rona
e 34011. Coatt Hwy. del Mar Kiwanis .Club in th e Villa Sweden restautant.
Cot"'N •• Mlr Mr. Myer s wa s formerly a director of Ai r California and
e 1113NorthMelnSt. now is president of Myers Resea rch, Newpo rt Beach
S1nta Ana marketing and real estate resea rch fi rm. '
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•DETAILED
GENERAL
INSURANCE
COVERAGE
we re accepted on iL l a cres have Harbe r frontage.
ED WARD
AT
JAY • IENPIO
N .NI[WPO .. T 8L
of Harbor Bl vd. property The bid from Spei ght s and
la s t week by the Orange ~abe t s was the on ly sealed
C?ast Juni01 College Dis· bid received on th e larg er
lflc t trus tees. rarcel. \lm1mum acceptable
They approved bids from bid wa s H\8.000.
Lee Speights and Dick i'la-Ttuee wr itten bJds we re
bers or Corona del \·lar for recei\'ed nn th e sm a ller par-
S319 ,000 for 6 .87 acre s, eel. \1in1mum ask1 ng pri ce
and S21.500 from the Church 512 .500, and the highest
of Jesus Christ, Latter-Dav wrJUcn hid was Sl2.750.
Saints, fo r 1.23 acres. -.When Lhe <•r al b1ddm g s tart-
The larget parcel fronts ed , the pnce went to S2!,-
on Harbor Blvd., Iring be· 500 1n 16 step!>.
tween the south boundar} u f
the Orange Coas t College LEGAL NOTICE campus and \lerrimac Wa}. ___ _
~=~·~T~Y~8~·~1~1~00~=:!.~Th~e~s~m~a~l~l~e~' ~pia<~o~el~l~i e~s~d~i -\'OTIC._ TO U l U)/TOHS behi or eas t of the :-,rp~:HJOII r.cw rn or Tilt:
'ST\TE m C: \I.IFOHXJ \ FOil
Coloring Contest
COLOR THE DOT-TO-DOT SERMONE TTE
on tfl i1 week's Bible Poge -Section 2, Poge 2
and mail your entry to t+.e En sign new spaper,
2721 E. Coast Hwy., Corona del Ma,, Calif.,
postmarked not later than Monday, May 8, 1967
~.e 1ure to in.clude '!om e, op, and addreu with entry.
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Anti que restoring-reglueing & repo11
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I \ 1'~. nf th,.. • .tom •· ""'"",j o/•·• ••<l••nt CUSTOM HOUSE
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BUILDING BLOCKS -AU. SIZES -AU. TYPES In H·i 22
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18, 1967, in the """''port li ar•
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1042 X:ateiJa. Stanton 2320 5. Main. Scmta Aaa
TENNIS BALLS
TENNIS IACKETS
TENNIS SHO~
-au SltOI1S
M8fS !a.s SIIIIS
IACKET IUTIIN81N8
DUCK FEET FINS
MASKS
SNORKLES
Floats
BASEBALLS
SOFT IALLS
HAND IALU
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YOWl lAW
mill lAW
PUNCHIN8 lAGS
BICYCLES
nRES
TUBES
Skim lo•r•• I'AITS
lelly lo~r•s ACCISSOIIIS ___________________ , lii'AilS
Wils01 & l1wlitp MITTS
A•ri••••k IATS
111'111·1, ...... ••• CHII Pm.ton Sw..t SWzt• &S....P .... lei lllrft AIMiflc a1rt1 I.Dirb W 'I ,aul•
GOLF •• ....
Clubs
Carts
Costa Met• e H01rs 9-6, Fri. 9-1 -
From the Police Bloner
s..4oy, A,nl23 I"'••• ot 1112 Deborah boa, hod loll it.lo tho ,...
Leavina the keyt in tbe Lane, Harbor Hiahludt, aao: but ho hidD'l lockod
ipition wat diautroUa (Of wat ttolen ••• For 3 rnonlht tho door, and tomeune atolo
DeMit Dodcrick, 3031 Robert Potier, 111 Via e~aine paflt and I t&erCio
Clubhoute Circle Cotta Quito. Lido ltle, contacted wath a value u t at t12S
M .. a ; when he rokunod to Criendtandacquaintancu in ••• Pry markl wore loft in
t'hore he had puked hi• an aucmpt to locate a rent-tho wood whOTe the roar li-
car at 230 Oranae, Newport od amplifier that he had cenae plat~ wat r~ovod
Sborca, he discovered hi t loaned to a friend; today he from lho uaa lo:r belonaana to
Volkawaaen wat aone .nd atked for help from the T~omu Manmna, 2046 Mar
whh it, clothes, wallet, police in the soatch for the Vasta Dr., But Bluff •• ,
bridea.e, 3 pain of pre· SlSO Gretch •• ,On her 10• Jeny Schoht., 170 Dol Mar,
scription alauu and 2 turn home. fn:m \loQtk, Nancie Costa Mesa, while bacltina
skate bOards. , .His enjoy· Donaldson, 218 35th St., his Ford hom private pr~>
mcnt of weekend beach West Newport, discovered perty , s uuck the parked
weather was louened when that someone had broken a Plymouth belonaina to Den·
Lan y Maynard of 2042 S. window to a walk·in closet, nis Edwards, Garden Grove .
Capella, Costa Mesa, dri· aained entry to her home,
vina east on Seashore Dr., and tlten stole $20 from her
We s t Newport collided with kitchen ••• After standing on
the car that Ernest Janses a trash can draaaed to the
of Garden Grove was beck· side of the Mariners school
ina out from Cedar St., New· building, someone broke a
port Shores ••• Mi chael Mor-window and climbed inside
aan, 7311 Soashore, Wut and looked in all unlocked
Newport, was booked on a drawers; it is not known if
charae of strikina Richard anything was taken ••• Ano-
Bames of Anaheim on the ther taxi mileage me ter was
head with the butt of a shot· s tolen -this til)1e hom the
gun . taxi William Stydinger ltad
Monday, April 2_. park ed in front of his home
Pam Lawson,24,ofNo. 19, at 205 6th St., Balboa;
315 E. Balboa, was booked value was set at $l2S.
on a charge of being drunk WHnesday, April 26
in publici at Palm St. and On ly the frame was left;
Balboa B vd. • .Lumber was someone had stolen the two
s tolen on two occasions, wheels and lock from the
the weejend of Apri l 1 and bicyc le owned by Kim White·
AprilS or 6, from the1build· sell, 306 Cabrillo, costa
ing unde r construction a t Mesa, the bike had been
1326 Mariners Drive, ac-left in the Newport Harbor
cording to Phillip Lyons, High School rack ••• Kath-
l.HO Toyon Lane, Baycrest erine Colby, &51 Domingo,
• •• Lewd telephone calls No. 26. East Bluff, manied
were made by a male in a 5 months, charged her bus-
whisper to Linda Harkler· band , Frank, wi th ass ... ult
oad, 521 rl Narcissus, Cor· and battery .•• Between the
on a del Mar ••• Roaer Ades, hours of 6:30 p.m. and 6
1623 Glenwood Lane, Bay· next morning, someone un·
ere st, found out that leav-hooked the clll' hood and
ing a bicycle on the side· stole a SI O battery from
walk overnight wa~ a mis-Roge• Rhod b h ll l' en aug , t2
take-it wasn't there in the Jasmine, Corona del Mar
morning ••. Cortland Win-, , .While his car was being
ton, Santa Ana, had to have repaired, Berrett Taylor,
his Ford towed away after w Bl d B 1 • v ., a·
s triking the rear of the Ford
that Margaret Simmons, of
5206 River Ave., West
Newport, had double parked
on Balboa Blvd.
Tuesday, April 25
'Four hubcaps were taken
from her '66 Corvair, ac·
cording lo J osephine Too-
len, 20~ Onyx Ave., Balboa
Island. .Two youthful
sounding males made lewd
calls between 4: 15 and 5
p.m. to Marsha Tomerlin,
100&1'2 E. Balboa Blvd.,
Balboa Peninsula. , .Lewd
statements were made 2
times by what sounded like
~·ounger boys to Joan Col-
well, 112 62nd St., New-
port Sh ores, .Patricia
Spielman, 1226 Po lari s,
Dover Shores, is afraid that
a guest who left no address,
left with a S20 bill and
credi t cards of hers. , .A
light was missing from the
top of his taxi and a mile·
age me ter, too, said Robert
Notarpole, No. 10, 427 E.
Bay, Balboa; value was set
at Sl35 ••• The blue with
white trim bicycle that Les-
lie Cole, 11, had left in her
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o APPAREL -WOMEN
JEAI DAHL
aett•r Dresses &
Accessories ond Gifts
Newporter Inn OR 5-1700
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MRS. SOPHIE HUNTLEY
OF COSTA MESA DtES
With the Rev. James H.
Lamberth officiating, funeral
s ervices were held Tue1·
day, April 25, Cor Sophie L.
Huntley at Westcliff Chapel,
Costa Mesa.
Mrs. Huntley, 1914 Ana-
heim Ave ., Costa Mesa,
had lived in the harbor area
for 10 years. She was bom
De c. 9, 1881, in Avoca,
New York, and came to
California 41 years ago.
~lrs. Huntley died at 85 at
the Long Beach General
Hospi tal on Sabuday, April
12.1nterment was at Pacific
View ~1emo ri~l Park.
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• floor-Stripping
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• Windows
Complete Cleaning
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Docodty COOIPbel~ liS
Coroaa del Mar,
&akeo iato CUttDdy for
own welfare •d ror chat
of bet c:hH4no &I 10 p,fL
, •• Cual WatilofT,'l14 Wal-
nut.. Newport Shoro1, waa
drivina her Cheny conve~
tible north on 40th St., wben
1he wu 1tzuck by the
Chevrolet driven cut on
River, by Thoma• Wriaht,
Huntinaton Beach ••• Some-
time between 12:15 p.m.
and t0:3S p.m. when parked
at the Balboa Bay Club or
, Revere House, Tut tin,
::::::~:~===~ aomeone broke a window to his jeep and ttole $4,000
LL worth of photoaraphic
ART SCHOOL AHD equipment, s aid Stephen
STUDIO Auld, 472 62nd SL, New-
OIL PAtHT1HQ5 F"OA SAL£ port ShotCII, , .Luc k Wa&
ART L ESSONs with ·J ame s Christensen, o .... Swo6ay•
17171 BEAOi BLVD. 200 Sapphire, Balboa Is land.
1· 53 who came to visit friends
C:H llC:HES
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3262 lro."cl ShMt, Newpert Hel .. ta
A Fru and Independent
Congre&otimwl Chri stian Church
Tho Rov. John Prldo.off, •l•iaw
Sunday Se rv ice .,d O!urch School at 10:00 a.m.
F i rst Baptist O.urch
of Cnto Meso
Baptist llib le f',.llows hip
lndependuJI Biblt> IJ apri s t
Santa Ana & Magnolia St1 .
A TTEIID litE OIUROI
OF YOUR OIOICE
REGULARLY
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SUNDAY SERVICES
~:4 5 a.m. Su nday School
1:00 a.m. ~lorn in& Worshir,.
6:00p.m. Training Union s I
7:00p.m. Evening Worship!
WEDNESDAY
7:20 p.m. Bible Study
8:00 p.m. Prayer Meeting
Lutheran Church
Of the Master
Lutharon
Church in Amari ca
2900 Pacific Vi ew Dr.
a del Mar. C ati£onU
Dt. Wi lliam R. Eller
Phone: ORiole J-5022 '
8:45a.m., F:'mily Wor"hir I
9:45 ll.m., Chute~ ~choo
I 1:00 ;r,,m., Fe~ti ve Wor"hip
SU RSERY PllO\'JDf.D
S..nller School 9 •·"'·
M-1"1 Wouhlp l01J.O •·"'· ! ... o,.lng Son •lco 7 P•"'•
We4,oa4oy &IIIIo Stotlly .... ,.,..,. •• 7 , __
Hvnory during oonlc••
A. full Yo.tll Pro1r••
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Corona deJ Mar
Coast Hwy. at MacArthur
Or. Olarles L. McClain
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SUNDAY SCHOOL ••• 9,415 .·,..
MORNING WORSHIP •• 11,00 ;._..
TRAINING IJ.M.ION •• , 61lO,...
fV NING WbRSHIP •• 11JO,...
EDMUOAY SERVICE 7tl5 ,....
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THE AM ERIC AN L U THE RAN CHU RC H
SERVICES: 9:00 a.m. Fomily Wors~ip & Junior Church
9:45a.m. Church School & Adult Class
11:00 a.m. Festive Worship
The Rev. Juaea G. Blain, Pastor
The Rev. Georae J , ·Busdic,cker, Vi sitation Pastor
Phoae ~-3631
CoitDlapery
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i• BaJboe ud uw, on the Lido Ncnd, Udo Isle •••
B St. paikin& lot..' hit i11 Kirk 0\lnni n&, 11, or 2361
that bad beat stolen 4 dayt 16th St., NewJ)Oft Heitllta,
eulior, • .Martha CoaHa was booked on \he chua•
oC 421 Colton, Newport o£ bit and run dtivina a.fgr
Shoret, wrot.c13l notoa, one hiu.ina tho parked car of
for every yoat o£ her li fe, Harland Hahn, 407 Fuller10n
Md then took. pill a; ber Ave., Newport llciahta •••
husband, Gerald, waa Ellwood Youna•. 23 , of
aWaken ed by noises a t 7 7110 W. Ocean Front. Wo1t
a .m.,called an amublance , Newport, wu booked on the
then aave mouth to mou th chatae o( i ale of marijuana
ruu 1ci ta~: taken lO Hoaa, ••• Dori t Oal1on , 54, of
Mu. C~in is respondina 606~ Larkspur, Corona del
to treatme nt. Mar, was booked at &:5S
Friday, April 21 p.m. on the charae of drunk
His Triumph had a ma&net drivina.
iani lion and needed no key Sotur4ay, A,ril 29
SANDALS
AlonCJ With Our
COMPLETE
SHOE SERVICE
to be started; someone took Minor d amaac was done
advantaae of thi s and stole by a hit and run driver to
the '59 car from where J ohn the front bumper and body
Raine has parked it in IU s dri ve· of th e Vo lluwaaen belon&-
way at 2249 Oranae, Costa ina to Michael Nadler and
Mesa •.• Arthur Jones, 3104 parked in h ont of his home
Ocean Blvd., Corona del 1 at 1245 Rutland Rd., West-
Mar, drivina his Cadillac clirf ••• The decorative rib-
acro ss West Coast Hwy. at bon on the birthday p,ackaae
E. Newpott Blvd., collided that 'ames Tucker, 204 Via
wi th the pickup dri ven by Ith aca Lido Isle was tak-
Georae Van Vli et, Huntina-ing ~t o f hi s 'car was
ton Beach ••• Lily Butter-blown off by the wi~d ; Mr.
field , 30, of 14151h W, Bay, Tucker staned to chase it
Central Newport, was book-but t.ripped and fe ll , break-
ed on the charge of drunk in ina his leg ••• Sh e chanaed
public at l a.m ••• Dori s her number 3 timea, aivin&
Gabri el, 140~ Pri scilla it only to a Cew close
Lane, Hatbot Hishlands , fr iends , but still, J ean
driving her Comet north on Tat e, 2&88 Bayshore Dr.,
Irvine Ave., was struck by Bay Shores, receives re-
a car that failed to stop at pea ted call s by someone
Mariners Dr. and , Irv ine who hangs up when she
Av e .•• Someone stole his answers ••• The hand carved
bike wh ile James K. Sch-wooden sian in the shape of
wan, H IO J rd Ave,, Cor-a shield wi th a white hors e
MA~ GENERAL John G. Zimdt , comma nding genera l of Sorvice to laiJV"• luct-
L•t•h .._. ....._ 4t4-Ut7 of the Armv Miss ile Command. presents an award for
dist inguished service to l ouis F. Heilig of Cameo
H1ghlands , tn ceremonies he ld at Reds tone Arsenal ,
Alabama. Mr. Heilig, manager of tacttca l nHss ile s ys·
te rns programs at Philco-Ford Aeronutron1 c 1n Newport
Be ach, rece ived the c~ificate of apprec tat ton f or pa·
Expert Alterations
MAY TAKE US A LITTLE WHILE. triot ic c iv i lian service for his eff on s 1n developing the
Shillelagh missi le system. He and hts wtfe. Vtr g tnta,
and their children. Karen, Ste\le n and Rand•. lt ve at
4522 Dorchester. Rd. (U.S. Army photo .)
811 if yu Ill le I -lny Itt II kltW,
we will acct•••llate Jtlf •••c•cin.
Minor repai rs, loo.se buttons, tiny rips
ore port of our free customer service ...
Along with the nry best of cl eoning,
spotting ond pressi ng.
Council News
ona de l Mar, attended open on a red backaround, valued H•c is a surrrnary of
house at Harbor View at u 5o, was stolen from action taken by the New-
school. .Too areat a the White Horse Inn, JH5 port Beach City Council
speed for prevailing traffi c Newport Blvd., near Cit y at laat week"~ rr.eetina:
was consi·defed the cause H II K •• T -1._ • AdoytedOrd1nance 1213 , a • • • au•tyn enn1 ... . . lh
of th e coll ision of EJ:i c West, 1128 Rull arid , No. 3, West-. m~reas •ns e cover~ge_ ~e -
1543 Santanella Terrace, cliff, was awakened by a ~u1 rcmcnts for h abd 1ty
Irvine Terr~ce, in his green phone call a t 5 a .m.; when ms ~rance for operator ~ of
Mu stao a wu h the red Cor-she answered a male voice taXIc abs, ambu lances , Sl Jht-
vai r dri ven by Larry Boyd , made a lewd ;ta tcmen t ••• A see ins autos and public
Seal Beach •.• Richard Mi l-: red and whi te Huffy wi th a tran sporta ti on vehicles.
lc r, 425 ]2nd St., Wes t banana seat wa s s tolen • Approved fi rs t readins
Newport, bac ked hi s car from her fron t patio, said o£ Ordinan ce 12 15, which
into a s outhem California Nina Casey, 2007 Ke wamee provides for technical
Edison po le ; no damage Or., Ir vine Terrace. • chanaes to facilitate th e
was done to the pole ••. A Packins for the fami ly week-the admi nistrjltion of the
pack rat thief stole a po rt-end camp1na ujp,.c John bed tu..
able TV radio, a record Glithero, 412 Fullerton, • Gave conditi ona l a~
yer a stereo and rad"hM.Newport lleiahts, was carr y- proval to the reques t o£
set, al ~uelt\ at 5490, ing several items, in cludina Woodrow Payne to con ..
and left a small sil ver a loaded .22 calil:1cr revo l-s uuctl a conc rete bulkhead
colored table knife and c. vc:r to the garage; when he and return wall hayward of
large hammer a t Raymond ben t over to the gr ound, hi s 2320 w. Newport Blvd.,
Stockwell's re s idence, 1200 revolver s lid h om hi• un· C entral Newport.
W, Bay, Balboa .... Gas s u apped bolsLer and •li'Uc k • Rece ived 'a letter from
credit ca rds we re s tolen the cement parkway, land-the Balboa Peninsula Po int
from his car's glove com-ina on th e hanrner, and
parunent, accord ing to fi red; the bulle t s truck him
C lifford Ha kes, 20 Rudder in the abdomen; .~Irs. Gli th-
Road, Beacon Bay ••• Ca~ cro drove him to Lons
tain P almer at l :JO p.m., Beach Veteran's hospital
15th and Ocean F ron t, Ccn-for remova l o f the bullet.
u al Newport, found a plas-
tic type subs tan ce, white
in color, wi th the con si s-
tency of pu ny, burning on
the beach; it has 1 been
trans ported to the Orange
County lab for analysi s ...
Wh ile surfing, the S36 green
nylon ski jacket, partially
qui I ted in a diamond pat-
tern, wa s stolen from wh ere
Joseph Newcomb, 7401
Seashore Dr., West Newport,
had left it on the wes t
s ide of Newport pier •••
Ynez !takes reporterl iewe l-
ry, removed fr01u th e down-
stairs ha ll cabinet at 236
Vi a Mentone, Lido Isle , in-
c luded a diamond rins with
a platinum setting, pearl
rins. aamet, ri ng, platinum
watch and pearl and dia-
mond ear rinas ••• Lloyd
Ramsey, 63 12 W. cqa sl
Hwy., West Newport, was
booked on the charge of
possession of marijuana •••
Leonard Coleby, 18 , of 377
Ramona Way, Costa Me sa,
wu booked on the charae
or reckless driving at 10:50
p.m. at Vi a Wu ier and Via
CLERICAL HELP ME£DED
The Vo lunteer Bureau
needs help to h and addre ss
or type en ve lopes, to sort
and alphabetize cards and
apply labe ls. The work will
assist a loca l Harbor Area
agency. Volunteers can call
th e Bureau at 642-o~63 .
LEGAL IIOTICE
ORDI:'Ii .-\:\'C[ ili"O. 1213
.-\iii ORDI~.-\SC E Of TilE
Cln' Of ~f.WPO R T UE.-\CH
.Htf.~DI:\'G ~EC'nOiliS 5.1 2.070
ASD 5.1 2.~0 Of Til E 'lf:J·-
PO RT ,\H"S ICIP.-\L COD E
Rf.LATISC TO TAX ICABS,
A\I B L.:L-\:\'C f.~ ,-\~D
VE HICLES FOR HIRE
Th~ C ity Council of thr Cit}
of N ~..-por t Bea!'h do~ !II orda in
il.!l foll ow.!!:
~EC TIO~ I. s~ct i on 5.12.070
uf th~ Sr,.·port Brach \lunici -
pal Cod ~ i!t &~mend ed to r,.11 d:
"5.12.070 l/ob/1 /'r ln•ur•
onee . Subject to 11 11 othrr 11~
plk able re f!!ll llllioo" !tnd !'nn•
di t i one~ under whic-h il i!t i!l•
s ued, the c~rti fiest t" ,.hil l!
11Ut hori1.e th~ !'Onduc l of 1hr
busine!t!t only duri n@ the lime
tht e~nifi ul e holder hat'l on
file wi lh the City Cl.-rk a
doc~taeat ia.!lur d by an insur•
~!:.:e COo:! MAY evidtoocintt tha t
the certlfio:8t~ holder j,. ln-
.!1\l rtod oadu a liability in~~ou r
atu:e po lie, provldinp. miDi•
mum cove,..se io the follo,.·-
iD« am ouot.s : Or ath or injurv
of one (I ) pe"'oo., Oar ll un-
df~d Thoon nd Oollar!t (Sl 00,•
000); du tb or inj11 ry of two
(2) Of more per!tOU!t, Three
Haadred Thousand Dol l•~
($300,000); dama8e to'pro~rly ,
Twenty f ive Thoasand Dol•
lar. (t25,000). Such do<"o•
meat evidea cia e; ia &ur~~onc~
!thall. provide thai 1h~ Cily
sha ll be sivea thifly (30)
days ' prior writtea ooticr of
any caa ce llatioa, term iaatiCNI
Of chao ~;e ia t~e am oaol or
jsach1hutUI1UIC::e cove ,..t~e ."
SECT\0~ 2. Section 5.12.080
of the Newpnrl Ouch Muaid·
pal Code Is amnded to r~•d:
Assn. concernin! th e plan
for a new civic center si te ,
askins about the cos t of
movins and the cost of re-
buildins at the pn;s ent lo--
ca tiOT), the impac t of the
move on taxes, and pl ans
for financins the move;
the le tter was referred to
the s taff for re ply.
• Received 5 letters
pro te sting the city's con•
te mplaled pro gra m for re-
moval of s uect u ees damag-
ing sidewalks a nd pa vi ns;
LEGAL IIOTICE
(a) Th11t th~ document re-
quired b)· ~~!'lion :i.12.0";"0
ha!t not b~~n fi j.,d Of has
bef'n ... ·ithdrawn or laps~d or
i!!l nol in forcr for "n~· rea• •oo.
(bl r or thf' nonpe>"mf'nl of
an~· Cit•· busine!lc; [if',.D $~ or
olh~r ftr" prn•·idad by thi"
Tit I~.
(c) f or th~ breach of uw
rul~!l , r!':"!fu lalion~ or rondi-
tion!' .!lei ou t in this C odr or
thr f'rrtific atr .
(d) f or l h~ violation of 11 ny
of thf' Ia'""" of lh~ St at r of
Califom i11 or thr City wi th u·-
!'l p!!!'l to th~ Opt"ration of thr
bu!t in ~!l!l by any rertifica lr
holdrr. or rt"J>"al~d •·inlftlion5
by ~prralou or dri••rr!l of eoy
vr h1ele !'OVNf'd bv !ID!'h {'f'T•
tificatf'.
(d t"''or fa i lur~ lo ma int&~in
!tlli!tfaclory !ten·ir~ to the
pu blk, or for f1ilur~ lo kf'ep
11 n•· !luch vehirl~ in a saf~
a nd u n it11ry c oaditiOn u d
@.Ood N:pa.ir. or fnr lailorr to
u!t r th ~ di~ttin ctiv~ co lor in[l:,
monosr•m or ia!ti"goia de ·
!trri~d ia the 1pplica1ioa, or
for dl">"illion from the !lch~·
du lr of ,.te!l aod fat~s .!'f't
forth io tht applir1tioo.
(f) f or any caus~ wh ich lhf'
City Counci l fi 11ds maku il
cootrary to the public hea lth,
ilstere!lt , coavtnience, aecea-
a ity or ~ner•l welfare far
the certifica te or permit lo be
c ru~tiilaf'd ."
~ECT\ON J, t his ord iaaaee
s hall bt pub lished o11 ce ia the
officialaf'wa paper of thf' City,
aad the s •me !thai! be e free tive
~0 days ah~r thr datt: of i~
adoplioo .
This ordiaaa~ wa!t lrmo--
duced at a 1?.8\llar meehol!i of
tlt.t: City Coo.acil of the City of
Ne wport Buc.h hid oa tile
lOtti day of .4.pril, 1961. u d
was adopted oe tbe 24th day of
April, 1961, by the loll-las
vote, tu ,. it:
FREE DELIVERY TOO .
referred the lcners to the
PBR Comm1ss1on for its
s tudy on tree roots versus
public improvements .
• Approved firs t rcadins
of Ordinanc( I !17. which
YIL£T ca EllUl
Juat c.u o• )-0:11&
)1)7 I . COAIT IUWAY.
COitOWA D&L IIU
would re pe al lhe
se cu on prohJbltmg ues-
passins. and Ordtnance
1218, 'which would repeal
code sec tions re latmg to
vehicles and tr affJc. Cit)
Attorne y Tully Se ~·mour
s aid these a rc unnecessary
ordinances be cause s tate
lesislation cove rs the se
CUSTOM HOMES-REMODELING
COMMERCIAL
Personali"Led Ser\ 1• r
DON E. ELDER
ELDER CONSTRUCTION CO.
IS FORD lEADER IN
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
Theodore Robins Ford, fl"'t --'6 years
farm\~ •ns tttut•~o'n scn·•n g Oran g~
Co•unt>'', ma1nta1n~ leadersh•r 1n their
elght·anJ-a-half, ac re Fo r
lcrship thr••ush Constant Lmprove-
t 1n sale~ m('thods and set\'ice
"li ti cs. 1
For c .'(ample, then .re cen U} complele
Rn tunda D•agnosuc C en ter -
lhcrn ('aitf<'lnta's first -can make
130 (lcc trontc tests on any Amencan·
c ar 1n \es!'. than 30 m.nutes. And
he w1shcs. the car's own er may watch
all 1csts from a cllma tu ed g\ass room
hi s o wn ban ks of dial s and indi ca-/
Cost of the enttre operatton is
Overall set\'IC( fa cthtte s pro,·ide for
on 7.1 cars s1muhaneously, and ·
Ro>bin'• o wn courtesy busses leave
half hour fo r fr ee customer tran s-
poru.ti<>n 10 wo rk. school. o r horne
uniqu e hlsh-perfotnlance car sal ••• I
service center at the modem
.~c'~'.P. fcatutes the Shelby-American
GT-500 and Co tna. Th ue
hi jh perfonnance cars are on dit-
and read)' for immediate delivery
ti mes in Oranae County•s only
1";~~~:·,:: Sh elt')•·American sales and I• center.
Also Wliqu.e is Robi n's Ford Economy
in "''ht ch the new Ford Mo4el
offered for invnc--
faOlities for
35 Years in ~ewport Beach
. boa Blvd.
RT -130
USED CARS
EVERY CAR LISTED HAS PASSED
IJO ELECTROIIIC TESTS FOR
PERFORMAIIC~ AHD SAFETY .
'6Z I'ONnAC ....... $10951
~s.. ••. , .. ~
FOlD ........... SI"" ·• ~ .. Cot••-. HM!er, ..... ,.,
'63 CHEY. COfiY. . .. $11
'62CHEVROUT
'-'-t O• M l , lfM!o. het lt•. -)"'"" ...... -
'62 ~o ........ .
•• If ...... ""
'64 PONTIAC G.T.O .. S
... T . CP I;. &UTO, .... , 11.1., v•
....... $24911
'UI'ONnAC ....... S1491 ........... _.,Oo-MT e .. ._ ...... _,,.._
'65 FORD GAL 500 -
l 0 "·• ..,,T., Yl . a~,JTQ, 11!.01, •.a.,
fl' •C T. "'f'·
......... : •••. S.lltl
FOlD P..111 .... $1191 "' ............... ....
... ;$1111 -
fo• call & •••'I''
"S.U .OIO c,._,.ft 1., "•·
WM9tf-. Aay eerUfleate ar
permit 11raated uder the pro-
•tala.a of thia chapt'er -1
be revoked by the City Con •
cil, t:il!ier aa 1 whole Of u
10 lay pen10. or vehic le de•
aeribed there la or 11 to th~
ript to aae aay dlatlacUvt:
co\Of, •'*Of"!• or i-ipia, aher n ..... 15l ., •• aollee 10
lh een.IR~le llolt ... r ,.....
,-irill1 •l• to .,.., ., •
eettai:a ti-•• place to
.. ow c::•••• _.,. ~~ e.nifi-~te Mo.~ W •ot h ,.voke4,
f• • ., of •• fe llowtec N•• . .,...,
AYts, COUNCILMEN: R o~ra .
Plif'lou, Marsha ll, Cti\toitr,
Cook. rCK,il, Slttdtoe
1702 NEWPORT II.. YD. et u•, c .. te 11 ...
14HIJI TOLL I'REI! .....
'
NOES., COUNCIL.¥Qh NOM
ABSENT COUNCIU I&Nt N ...
ATT'ESTt t.a .. u_. •
Chy Cler'
.,._,, s. c,.. ... ,
lhy ..
h~ll .. t Ml y 4, IOU , ia
1'tM New,.., Harhr Eaaip
'
.-~ •
I
£~!~ ~!.'!~~~!~g '!~k~l!i! ~~5j'T7~ a., &ota.lod ~ly Shell Oil Co., add to .cr-pool. 1101 Dolphin Ter.,
Pobiu.Y. 196";'_tlt llnco vice llalion at 1000 Irvine $3,000.
This brina• tbo 4-monch Ave •• flO ,OOO. Sh.,. Cllffa
record for tho year to .16 ... Newport Cent., Robert Boale, 25~ Morn-
260,649. more chan 12 mii.. J.W. Robinaon Co., 2 ina C anyon Rd., add family
lion under lheApril 30 to lal fashion laland, ornamental room, 11,51>0.
of lu t year. bella, sa,OOO. Georac Weedon, 342 Mom-
Here arc tho laraer penniu lrtl•• T•"oc• ina Canyon Rd., remode l
luucd dwina the laat week Jose M. Do La Cierva, re-aues t room, S3 ,000.
of April: locate kitchen, make kil· Hewpoti
Cor .. o d.IW.r chen area into a bedroom._ M. Bryntan, ai1)11, 2600 W.
Mn. Leonard Osteen. U20 700 Malabar Dr •• S1.500. Coast ~l wy ., S\,200. Bayvie~ Dr .. remove au-NOTICE 0, HEARING NOTICE OF HEARING aae. bwld new J...ca~ aaraae with recreation room above, 'NOTICE OF PUBUC HEARJNG SOTICE OF' PUHUC II[ARJNG No tice is herC:b)' ~iven that A~H~NDMENT NO, 231 $8,000, the Planaing Commt aaion of Noti ce i!!O hen:by given thai
Frank Hendricks. 1-unit, the City of Newport Reach will the Pl.onuinl{ Commiat~ion of
2·story dwcllina at 2706 hold a publi c hearing oa the th l' City of N"~wp~Ht lh~•ch .. ·ill
8 ·d Or 2' 225 application af Mr. a Mrs. L•w-hold one public hf'•rinl! on ayat C •• $ .,-, • rene"' W. Allen for a UN p..,,.. Amr.:ndmeot No. 231 which pr'o· Ea•t Upper loy mit 11 210 t.o pe rmi t: the con-po.!H!II to ame Dd Oistrit:ting_Map
El Rancho Market, 255·5. &tructlon Df 11 bl'ldroom aod bath No, 50 in order to rezone Trlll~t
Colli• Yo•r w ... AlA
to the Lalp
673.&550
,._Now .. ... .,..,
.Mill
Best Quality at Low Prices
Free
For I'"'Y CMtf!l•te lrtlc.
Jolt I Will 5otM1 Your Cl!ll4
DIIP SIA PISHING
..... ....., .... I..MMP
ILIMiti C..._I"'rC....._l
"Iii OfF DISCOUNT
TICKI.TS I'OR DAD
....... """' t/111"
I
'1295 IT 0 · addition ovt!r an e'!ri.!ltin~~: at· 6385 locatf'd 11011th of S11n Joct-\ Eas tblu r,, 3 Stgns, tach"'d Aatllge of a non·o..:onlorm-qu in II ill~ Road, bet .. ·en
Sl,5 50. ios •i n81e family ruidence In Crown 11ri~e Nonh and future DOUGlAS MlcCCMtER of Newport Beach, at left . talk·
ed about Air California at a recent meeting of the Bal·
boa Bay Lions Club at the Vi lla Marina restauranl. Pic-
tured with Mr. MacCOIT'ber is Ed Sorley, first vice-pre-
sident of the lions Club.
Police Blotter
Sunday, April 30
Daniel Hi ll o f Hu ntington
Beach, in his Ford, collid-
ed with Peter Antista, 1527
W. Balboa Blvd., Cenual
Newport, driving his Ford
on Newport Blvd .•• Because
he was weak and unsteady
on his feet, Frank Dyer,
211 Amethyst Ave., Balboa
Island, was Ulken lO Uoag
Hospital at his daughter's
request, Betty Dyer, when
he felt ill a t her home, 32l)
Amethyst Ave •• , The house
at 1621 Santiago, Dover
Sho res, was entered, and
someone stole a radio in-
tercom, doorbell, thermo-
sta t and towel rack. , .N~'<
thing was t aken, only th e
beds were disturbed, but
someone entered the mode l
home a t 1245 Surnine Way,
Harbor View Hi lls, by forc-
ing open a utility door ...
Mi chael Carden, 6l4 W.
Ocean Front, Balboa was
:lucky; he .found his VW at
Island and W. Ocean Front
after it had been stolen
-,---LEGAL NOTICE
earlier; no damage was done
and nothing was missing •••
Some youna adult or juve-
nile with small feet, pos-
sibly cut himself as he
broke through a window,
then rans acked th e aataae
at 370;1 W. Balboa Bl vd,,
West Newport, accordin& to
Arthur Dan •.. At 4:20p.m.,
Clifton Yount, 35, of 3075
Loren Lane, Costa Mes a,
was booked at 2llth and
Newport on the chatgc o(
being intoxicaJed in public
.•• A baseball was thrown
thro wn through a classroom
window at the Mariners
School. .. Stephanie Berger·
son, 3520 E. Coast Hwy.,
Corona del Mar, driving
wes t on 2nd Ave., collided
with a car d riven by Olive
Soden, 612 N arcissus, Cor-
ona del Mar •.. George Tro-
~el, 1001 E. Balboa Bl vd.,
Balboa, crossing the s treet
at Balboa and ~1ain, in a
marked c rosswalk, was hit
by a car ; he told the driver
he was unhurt and to go on.
LEGAL MOTICE
CITY OF SE:WPORT BEACH, CALI FO R~IA NOTlC£. 1~V1T1NG BIOS
Sl:ALEO BIOS will be received •t the ollice of the Chy Clerlr.,
Citv fl ail, N~wport Be•ch, Ca lifornia, until 11:00 •.m., on the
fifth day of June, 1967, at which time !hey •·ill be ope:Ged Uld
read for perlormiD!I "Orlt u follow~:
FISCAL YEAR 1966-6i Cm!BI:SED STRE ET 1.\iPRO\'EMESTS
CO:"TRACT 1083
illo bid will be recei\·ed unle11s it i!l made on a proposal form
fumi~;h~rl bv the Public 1\orh Department. Each bid must be
accompanteJ b~· C•l'•h, certified check or Bidder'l!ll Bond mad~
po\able to the City of ~""'pan Beach, for an amount equal to
at ea!lt 10 p"rcent of the amount bid.
The docum,.nts inC"I uded within the •ealed bids whi ch requ ire
compl,.tion 11nd ex ecution ilre the following:
I. -Propo!la l
2. Pa~e 3 -De!'lij7TIIII ion o f c;;llb·"ontranqr!>
3. P a~l' ~ -Bidder· .. Bontl
4. Pagt 9 -"\on-collus1on Afl 1d'" it
5. Pa,!e 10-ContrM'tor·~ f inancial Statu"
rh .. dorument .. '<hall h,. a !filed with the ·r·propri•te si ~natures
an rl II!!":>' of th .. p,.r .. on~ "'~nin!l on beha f of the bidder. For
co rpora tio n". th,. <;Jilflll tllr"" of the P ras/danl or V Ic e P,.aldanr
and Sact arory •H Aas ialonl Sacralot)' are t"quired and the Cor-
pouHe S"al ~hall b,. [>/fixed to all documf'nt!l requiring !lifi!na-
tur!"!'l. In th" r a:<e of a partn!'r.ship, the .siguaturP of at lea!lt
un,. fleneral pann"r is r"qui r,.d. >\II hi-!!' ar,. to lw compared on thr bal"i.!l of th,. Eng ine,.r'!l
e,.t,mate. Th,. .. -.t imate -1 quantitie!l are approximat,. aol y, bl"ing
jj ivl"n "oldy,..., a baM, .. for thl:' cornpari!lon of bids.
\o h1d wdl h•• ill"<"•·pt,.d from ,. Contractor who ha,. not bl"en
li r"n""" 1n Ar,..ordan r " ~>n h th,. provi,.;ion!' of Cb11pter 9. llivl-
SIDO Ill of 1lu,.m,...,,.. and Profc.,><i•m .. · Cod,.. Th,. Controi~tor
>~~hall '<Ul" h1..-l"ir"""'' numt ... r anrl !"]a:<,.ificiltiun in th e pro po-
.!>lll l.
fJian ... "p•·• 1al Prnvi'>lOfl"'. ·•nd Lontr.on Dorumcnt" may b,..
oht11in .. o! rlt th •' 1'11 lol1< 1\vrk-. D•·partmrnt, City 1/all, ~"wport
!!o-,o<'h. (.o~l,l'lrn l a, ·II no • ''"' to lic•·nsPd <:"ontractor:<. A non·
r~'lu n d.,bl t•f h.or..-.. o f 12.0Q I•Ill hr• r"qul t"-1 for ,.arh "'"'of plan"',
"P''f'l.ll l'r .. VI '>l <'ifl "', ••n d • <'lntrar 1 do<"umPnt .. lor othrr."l than
lic••n ... •·rl • ontrM '"'"· It ,., "''/ll"'<t\"d thiH the plan.oo and !1p,.•·ial
prnvi.,in n .. I"· r"turn••d wit hin 2 .,..,.cks aftPr th,. bid opeoia~.
r\ non-r .. lun•labl•• r hu'l" of 12.00 will h,. tPquir,.d fo r each ,;~•t
of City of'""'!'"'" ll,.,,,..h :O.t.onrl,.r,J Sprr ,fii'<Hionl\.
Thf' C1ty <J f '''"''P""' f!,.,..,.h '""'"'V''" t hr ri ji:ht to '"J"'"t an y or
all hid-. a t~o! \<1 ~>.11 ~•· nn' Hlformnlity 111 "'"Wh loi•l". ·
In arrorrllln < ,. l'ollh thr fH OVI,.I <>n:« of St:r tion 17i 0 of the l.11bor
Cr,.fc, th,. C 1 t~ ( !l unrd ,.f th•• City of "\"wport B,.ar h ha!!'l 11~
r rrtain"d th"' lf"n•·ra l jiT•'vad in'l rat,. P"' rl i"m '"'iiJillt'" tn th"
]or ality m .. 11,. h th•• .,...,,It ;,., w h•• o.-r form,.d far cach crAft or
typ•• of workmafl ur m••rh ~nir n•••·d,.d to I'II'CUI,. thl" COilltar t an<l
i!l "''"'forth in Re!<ol utlon 'to, 6'il9.
A copy of .. aid ft,..,,,]ution ; .. av,.ilabf,. in th" office of the City
Cl,.rlt in th ,. City of "\Pwport !~arb,
The fr,llnwl nloll i ... th <' .-.rlwduJ,. of pr"vililinj!: WA~"' i'at"·"• 1966· 67/ for .u ,.,.l,.rt1 v•· l1"t ()[ • l<o~sifi c.atoun.>~~. Together with th t
til Ontl iHI OD •nrlud•·d 1n fl•"'"'l ut t<ln :'.;o. 6519, this sche<iul,. i>~
to h,. ron,.,of,.r,.d ;. p.ort of the.!>,. contrat·t !ip,.,...ificat ions.
p, ....... 1hn~ lf"R" Rat~ !I -1%6-67
C/o.,iflcollon (Se /a ctive L illlng) (S!J/66) (S!J/67) C•rpent~r.. 4.83 Cement Mason j oum,.ym an 4.60
Laborerfl
General or ConMrttf'tion
Aliph•lt Raltt"r & lron!'r
Fl•eman Coinea Chuer
L•yin~t_ of all non-metallic pipe
Tunnel "CIIIIt~ai lication'<
3.70
3.91
3.70
3.78
4.01
3.85
4.06
3.85
3.93
4 .16
Vibratorm•n, Jack Hammer, Pnt>umatic Toni II,
(e.cept driller) O~erating En@:ineer.s 4.315 4.4445
Oiler and aigDIIIm.n (Croup I)
Slr.iploader (L"'s" ~-yd.) (Croup 2)
Rodman and Chainman (Croup 3\ lutr~~me~~tman (Group 4)
Gr•cf e Checker (Group 5)
Puetnent-breaker opl"rator (Croup 5)
Cr•de-all ope ralor (Croup 6)
Te•m•tere
Damp Truck Drivf'r (Leu th•n 4 ydA}
Wa ter truclr. driver (2000 11"•1. to 4000 g11l.)
B'llllldiiiM aed Con•trtoctloa trade.
Brlcltrayer & Scone Muon
Eleccrle laa
Joo'!leJ'ftl• WJN!m ..
(711 /66} (7/J /67}
4.38 4.53
4.62 4.77
4.86 5.0 1 4.97 5.12
5.16 5.3 1
5.16 5.31
5.26 5.41
(5/r/66 ) (511161}
4.35 4.50
4.53 4.68
(511/UJ (S/r/67}
5.15 5.15
(7/1/44} (7/l/671 6.1 1 6.55
(4/11/UI
4.76.5
(111 /UI (7111"1
5.22 5.31
............ em Or Jrelll'.OIT B~ACil, CALirOI lA r..,. L•cio•. Cl'r Cleft IN7, t. tlte lf..,.n lwMf l:.•ip
Ri chard Acton, extend the R-1 lliMtrict, un Lot 16, M11cArthur Bou levard from a
kitcht n area, 3032 Carob Bl ock 6, Tract 5 t8, also known C-N-11 1111d 11-:1-ll Distrir't 19 no as 2060 Oce•n Avf'nue, Balboa. R·I·R llisniet. St., S3 ,200, Noti ce i11 hereby furt her glv~n Noti ce is hereby furth~r giveo
J .K. Woodworth, add bed-th11t Maid public hearing will br that said public hearinK will he
room, 2206 Aralia St., 53,-h .. Jd on tht' lflth day of \111y, h .. td on th•· IRth day of MHy,
1967 . Ill the huur n f R:OO . 1967, 111 the hour of 8:00p.m. 500. m !he Coun cil th•· In th .. Cou ncil Ch11rnber~~o of the
W•st Upper Bay Newport H~arh Newport B,.ach City 111111, 01t
Ivan Well s & Sons, U36 whi ch tlmf' 01nd ... hich timt-and pla<'e 11ny and 11ll pt-r,..on,. all p.-n .. ons lntcre!ilt"d muy ap-
Santiago Dr., remode l gar-pr.:ar and be pear nod b~ b1"11rd t her~on.
age, provide storase space, Y •• _c:~r·:'.'i"·,.~;·-,.·•••o·
$2,2 66.
Ht.!tben
dwell
Walke r,
a t 153 4
!~n it
IC.C
Security-wtm could .nil for moref
This is wh.at we .all .are looking for .and
wh.at we .all w.ant. O ur Monthly Security
Account pl.an is one whereby you gel .a
chedl: EVERY month for ten ye.ars or for
fifteen o r lwenly-wh.atever you selr<"t .
ll's .a pl.an to spr~.ad out your ush .ant'h
to .anure yourself .a constillnl income ...
To keep on urnin8 dividends from your
inwestmenl ... To hn~ your monry .a v.ail·
.ablt> lo you in .all .or .a ny p.art .at .a
moment's notice in the ewe nt th.at you
hne .an emer8ency. And, .at the end of
your 5, 10 or 15 ve.ar prriod, you ~till
h.awe .a nice nest egg left -with wme
.arr.an8ements the nest egg mi8ht be con -
siderillbly MORE th.an your origin.al invest-
ment.. 1lMt k the Newport l•lbo• S.vinas
Monthly Security Account pro~~:r.am--w~ll
worth inwntfptin~~:, no m.atter wh.at ,.our
n«ds m.ay be. It i1 the .answer to nliny,
m.any re•l or unusu.al fin.anciilll situ.ation~
How the Monthly
Security Account Plan
WORKS
Here 1S how the plilln works You mvcst
s.ay. S 10,000 w1th New~-o.:)rt Bo~lbo• Sav1ngs
•nd loan AHOCl oltl Ort tn i'1 Monthly
Secur1ty Account You wdl then rece1ve
S100 00 e•ch month' Th·~ mcome 1S
dertved from earnmgs. currently S 25%
per annu m, compounded ditdy and p•1d
quarterly . itrtd fro m pr1nc1pal At the
end of ten yeMs. you h•ve rece1ved
S12.00000 And vou shll h•ve a nE'st egg
ol S 1.050.00 m your account
The chart .11 the r+ght show~ vanou~ pl.tns
for 1m•estmenh from $10 000 00 to s 100,000 00.
'(Payments subtect to the prnv1s•ons of
Sec 8104 of the Co~lotorn1• fmo~ncMI Code
under wh~eh a savmgs •nd loitn a~soc1a ·
t1un may not wJtvE' 1h 11ghh to requne
up to s1x mo nths not,le of mtent to wl th-
dritw. Ever\' w1thdrawal reque\t h.1 ~ been
met promptly 1n our ]1 years !
Advantages of a Month ly
Security Account
1 You c.tn count on " reRu ldr rheck
mo nth df!er rnortth
2 You c.an en)O)I the peace o f mmd
th.u come~ fro m knnw1ng your
~avm)o\s .He secure ,md e.Hnm~ a
hand~ome 1n come
3_ You can for~et .1bout ~tock mJr-
ket fluctua110n~ .1nd r<'·•n ~estmenr
problems.
4 Your money 1s .Jva1lable to yo ll
m all or any p<~rt at it moment's
nottce should you need it laq~e
sum m the event o f .tn emergency.
5. You can budget your expend1·
lures exactly, bE>uu~e you will
know precisely how much you
w•ll be receiv•ng eo~ch month.
6 , You will not be prone to over-
spend your upital, though o~ll or.
any of the funds m ,.our .account
m.ay be withdrit wn. or add1tions
m•de, at .1ny time.
7, From • federal tax st.andpomt th1 s
pl.an might be of specto~l interest
to .anyone wld·ung to make a size·
illble gift to another, .md to those
occupied in estate planning. Con-
sult•lion with your attorn~ or
tax .adviser is recommended.
Handle• Livina: Expenses
A young w1dow. a Harbor Area re~1dent.
recently estom.lted th.at she needed an
addtllonal S1 00 00 per month to supple-
ment her mcome. Of course. she re al1zt'd
th,H she could ind ulge herself and spend
much more than th.at , but then her sav·
mg~ wo uld not lo~st .as long as they should.
So. thmkm~ ahead, she dec1ded to let
Newport Balboa Savmgs act as her con-
SCience and mvested S25.000 00 •n it
Mo nthly Secur1ty Account
This fa rs•ghted l.ady w1ll recen'e .1 check
for S100 00 every month for the neKI 15
years The Monthly Secunty Account bal-
ance. lhroughout the years, wtll e.un divi-
dends .at the prev.a !li ng rate. At the
current r.ate, th1s Newport B.albo .a Savings
customer w1ll have been Pill id $18.000.00
•nd still h•ve $27.300.00 balance m her
account 01t the end of the 15 ye.ars.
Newport B.alboa 5avin~s makes no ch.arge
for th1s serviCe.
Pays for Education
A local fdther uses two Monthly Secur1tv
Acco unt~ to pay .a monthly check to each
o f h1s two sons, presently m college. 8oth
accounts are scheduled to run for ten
years, hut the father ment1oned recently
that he hopes s1ncerely that "both the
boy~ w1ll be supporting themselves fully
before tht' end of the pLan. so that I can
convert the accounts to meet ,mother
need-probably my own'"
Monthly Secu11ty Account holders mily
transfer. add to or wlthdr•w thetr fund~
<It anr t1me
Upandownitis
A nervous, inaecure condition
cauaed by erratic up Mnd
down •tock m arket price•.
A Balboa re~1 dent wJs sulfenng from
''updndownl tl~ ''She was never qu1te sure
whJt wa~ h.1ppenmg to her fund~ tn the
stod . m.,rket. and ~he f~lt she wo~s re.:tch ·
m~ the a).le where she needl'd a feel+ng
of ~£·c unty After due con~lder.lllon, ~he
~uld her stock and mv~sted her funds
,ot Newport Balboa Sav1nRs o~nd loan
A~HIC I.I I!On where she opened .a. Monthly
Securtty Account. She tell~ us that Sht!
d1d th1s fo r several re.asnns -her mvest·
ment 1s secure, tt pays ~enerous d iv•-
dcnd~ and c1 monlhly cherk will pay her
l1v1nM el(pense~ for the nel(t 15 years .
and th1s serv•ce costs noth•nR.
She co1n now rplaJI and forRel about "the
market."
She has found the cure fo r "up.tndown-
I!IS .
To lto•rn more •hout !hos pl1n, jUSt stop m or
phone Ask to 'P"'It woth the spec11loU w1th
11! the f~ets on our MONTHlY SECURITY
ACCOUNT pl1n We on111tt resul~t s.av1ngs
.ccounts, too Our currt-nt high •nnual d1111 ·
dend '' S.lS'I•. compounded d•1ly .and p••d
qulfterly. lnsuro~nce by 11n Agerocy of the
United Sl.ltes Government. Funds rt-ce•ved on
CH before the 1~h of •ny month urn d1\ll ·
d~nds (rom th~ fif1t. Alter the 101h, they f'l rn
ftam d.ate of rect!lpt.
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-ONI .. , ..... CI-CADIUACS
Y SECURITY
INCWDID
PH.
INVEST S 10,000.00 · INVEST $40,000.00
VOU RfCIIVl YOU Rf I,\('>,
f-'CH '\ONlH 10' . .-.:-: t~rArr or·
~ 'iO oo 10 yectrs ; R,9'i0 00
~ 'io no l'i ve.u~ $ R, 1 'iO {X)
I 7'i 00 !(} Ye.olr~ ~ :;,00000 s 7'i00 15 vear\ ; u no oo
S tOO DO tO year ~ s 1.05000
INVESl $15,000.00
YOU R£CEtV(
EA.CH MONT~
s no.oo
S bO.OO
1 9000 s 110.00
S15000
roR
10 ye.ars
15 yedrs
10 yedr~
10 years
10 years
'o'OU ~{lAI:-\
AN lSTAT[ Of'
SI S 750 00
S lh.J5000 s 11 ,050.00 s 6.100 00 s 1.550 00
INVEST $10,000.00
VOU tHCftV£
(A.(H \10"--rti
s 100 00
S100.00
$1 50.00
S15000
S200 00
fO R
10 years
15 year~
10years
15 years
10 year ~
YOU II:ET"-1'
A'>, tST"H Of·
S17,90000
$16.]50.00
$1 0,00000 s 2.&50 00 s 2,10000
INVEST S2S,OOO.OO
'I'OU ~[C£1V£
EACH \IONTH
S100.00
S1 00.00
Sl'iOOO
S20000
S2SO.OO
ro~
10 years
1Svears
10 yea r~
10 years
10 ye,:m
'I'OU ~fT '""' AN fSTA H Of•
$26.100.00
$27,300.00
1>18.400 00 s 10,500 00 s 2.600 00
INVEST $10,000.00
YOU ~[(f tVl
fM H \\ON lH
\l 'iO.OO s 150.00
S22 ~.oo
S22';.00
~ lOO.OO
lOR
10 yco~r~
IS year~
10 ye.ar~
1 ') ye.tr~
10 ye.1rs
YOU RrlAI'>.I
AN [SIA l[ O!•
S2b,850 .00
$24,550 ()()
SIS.OOO.OO s 4,000.00
s 1.15000
INVEST SlS,OOO.OO
'I'UU IHCllVf
(A.(H MONHI
s 140.00
Sl40.00
'U10.00
S280.00
S150.00
fOil
10 years
15 years
10 ye.1rs
10 years
10 years
'I'OU ~(lAIN
AN !STAif 0 1'
SJ6,85D.OO
SJ8,200.00
S25,800.00
S14,750.00 s 3.700.00
~-
YOU ~(({IV( YOU ~Ef-'IN
LM.H .\\ONTH fOR AN [~lATE Of'
S2<X! 00 10 ve.:trs S15 .800.00
$200 00 15 ye.1 rs Sl2.700.00
SJOO.OO 10 years 120.000.00
SJOllOO 15years s 5.350.00
$400 00 10 yeMs s 4,100.00
INVEST $45,000.00
'I'OU ltlcttV ( YOU RET-'IN
fACH MONT~ fOR AN (STATE Of•
S\80.00 10 years S-47,350.00
S18000 1 S yeo~rs S49,100.00 svo.oo 10 years $33,150.00
$160 00 10 years $18.950.00
S4 50 00 10 ye.ars s 4,750.00
INVEST $50,000.00
YOU R~C£tVE YOU RHAtN
fA.CH \10-.,TH fOR AN ESTAl[ Of'
S250.00 10 years .S44,750.00
S250 00 15 ye.ars $40.900.00
SJ75 00 10vears S2S.OOO.OO
S37 5.00 15 years s 6.700.00
S500 00 10 years s 5.1SO.OO
INVEST $75,000.00
YOU REC[tVE YOU RETAIN
f"CH \\ONTH lOR AN ESTA.TE Of •
S300.00 10 years S78,95D.OO
SJOOOO 15 years S81 .900.00
\450 00 10 years S55,300.00
5600.00 10 ye.ars SJ1 .600.00
$750.00 10 years s 7,900.00
INVEST $100,000.00
YOU ~£Cl!Vf YOU REI-'lN
EACH MONTH lOR AN ES1ATE Of•
s 50000 10 years $89,500.00 s 50000 15 years S81 ,850.00 s 7SO.OO 10 years sso.oso.oo s 750 00 15 years S1l.450.00 s 1000 {)(l 10 ye.ars sw.sso.oo
'All piCijf'Chon\ are b1\ed nn our current
ilnnuo~l rj(t' of S 151/e, compounded cla1!y
.Jn(! p~od quolfterly. 1he currl'nl d<v!dend
r.JI(' m.o1y v.1ry from hmt' to 11me and there·
fort' affe-c t th~ lt'lolmE"d ntate. but woll not
\ub\litntlally aher 1he pl•n.
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