HomeMy WebLinkAbout1967-05-18 - Newport Harbor Ensign"mother of the
year" awards banquet: from left, Paul J. Gruber,
mayor o t the Ci ty of Newport Beach ; Mrs. John S. Al-
len, o f Balboa, mother of the year; 11-year-old Tom AI·
I en, who wr ote the winning essay, Mrs. Robert L. Bacon
Hoag Hospital adm inistrator; Urs. El izabeth Lilly,
member o f the Newport-Mesa Unified School District
board; Willard T. Jordan, mayor of the City of Costa
Mesa. <Studio One photo.)
'NEW MOTHER' IS
AWARD WINNER
The State Hiahway Com-
miuion a arced yes terday to
r01tudy the Newport freeway
interchanae with the coastal
freeway and al11o the pro--
posed realianment alona
ltapat$or ~va.
agrees to
The Commiaaionen, meet-
in& in Sacramen to, said
that thi~ deci1;ion does not
indicate any reo~_>enina of
the coaual routin & de cision.
Study of the Newport 1nd
Supetiot routes for ~he con•
nectina freeway is CllPec ted
to cost about 130,000 and
to take about 6 months.
Oppoaina vi ews on the
freeway controv ersy we re
ez.preued at the meetina.
The confli ct was no\ only
between Newport Beach and
,Costa Mua, but also with1n
the Newport Beach Counci l,
plus a separate plea from a
citizen lfOIJp .
Mayor Pau l Gruber of
"" .. , UK.til.l., o-11. ' ·~·-,...~-·
Mayor Willard Jordan of
CosU& Mesa ut&ed the Com-
mi u ion to resolve the
fteewa)' problem and com--
plete the stud1es on the
Newport heeway cooncction
with the coasta l route:.
The Costa Mesa Council
opposes an) chanae m the
coas tal rout1n1 that would
intrude more freeway int.n
Cost a Mesa.
15th St. has been urged b)'
the Council.
An emotion packed crowd School, (!'oat& Meu, who
of o ver 200 broke out in 'P" wrote her e.uay about her
plause as Hoa• Ho1pital"s father, Floyd W. Livetay.
fi r-s t annual "Mother of the who haa taken the place of
Year" awards banquet at the her mother 1ince the paued
Newporter Inn Saturday 11 sway. April's prize was doe-
Mrs. J ohn S. Allen of Bal• nat ed by J. Kenneth Hull,
boa wu announced 11 the president of Air Californi a,
winneJ. and wi II provide an all-ez.·
quet was given in recogn ition of an essay about a
father, Floyd w. Livesay, 4~ E. 20th St., Costa Uesa,
who has been both tattler and mo ther to a lamily of 3
say;
say,
Livesay passed away. Pictured here, from
are Roger, a student at Harbor High ; Mr. Li ve--
Apri I Livesay, who wrote the special award es-
and Holly Livesay. (Studio On e photo.l
Newport Beach and C1ty
Manaaer Har vey Hur I bun
submitted recommendations
(or realian1na the NewpOrt
freeway alona Superior Ave.
lO pre1erve the el.iltlftl
Newport Blvd. as an arterial
connection between Newport
Beach and Cos ta Mesa . The
Newport oCficials did not
answer the Commi ss1on
question whether they would
accept the coastal route.
The City Counc il a
o(fi c1ally on record as
refuaina to sian a freeway
aareement for the coastal
route . Reali anment alona
Mr. Fullmer said he d1d
Newport Beach Cuuncd~
ma n Dec Cook subrru tted
what he termed a m1nmi ty
report, opposJn& any change
in freeway routlniJ and
ardung the Comm 1n1on to
reaff1nn the adopt1on of the
coastal rout.e . He urged a
spee d)' dec1sion because
un certunty over the free·
way loc:auon has placed a
bl i&ht or. property along
d"lc adopted Mid proposed
routes .
Forrest Fullmer, chairman
of the re cently oraamzed
Anopted Route Actwn Com-
mittee, presented peUtlon5
carry in @. 1,651 names pro-
l.cstlfl l the reopening uf
the fre~w11y rou tma and also
ask1ng for reaffirmat•on of
the coutal route. nus
arou p 1s compnsed pr imarily
of Newport Heiahts and Cliff
Haven res1dents, who have
protested the Counc1l pro--
posal to reroute the coa5tal
freeway alona 15th St.
Mrs. Allen's tribute, writ· pense paid weekooend in San
ten by Tom Allen, Sth ara--Francisco for Mr. Livesay Blast shatters arm
Hardl y out of shock after der at Newport Element•rv and his l children. -:~ the explosion th at took his
School, was s elected by Judaes for the contest riBht hand, CliCfo rd Nutt of
che judaes aa parti cularly were: The Rev. Charles Corona de l ~l ar says JOk inB-
outstandina when it wu Dierenfield, Mayor Paul J . ly in Hoag Ho spi tal ch at
learned that Tom'a mother Gruber, Robert Guaaenheim he is looking forward 10
passed away 2 yean 11°· Jr., Mayor Willard T. Jordan, pin chins the nurses wi d-1
and hi s eu ay was written Walter Knott, John B. Law• his artifi cial hand.
about his .. new .. mother. son. O.W. (Dick) Richard, Mr. Nu tt, 3125 E. Ocean
The .. aeven, yellina, aelf· and Judoe Stephen K. Ta• Bl d . . h. minded kids" which Tom v ., was re oraamzmg IS mura. aauae shelves Monday
declared kept hit mom buay . when he picked up a dirty,
day and niaht are: Stepha• J . Leslie Steffensen ser· black canister. It was 1 nie, 20; Mindy, 19: JohMy, '<~ed aa maaterofceremonies. marine dye market, and it
16: Tarry, 14; Kimberly, 13, Tho othar finJiitU, who ra• uploded in his hatda u
and Guy, ll. Tom lt 11 . ~•h·•d a plaque &ad a ooc-h• wa mavin& it eo ..albei
~tu . Allet~"• mothff'l chy ai.p for dteit mothers we~e: ahelf.
award ia a round Uip rtiaht Charl8~ All i a~, Grad8 1.. Bob Charcman, B, of u61 to Hawaii for l, with hotel Bay V1ew, C1ndy Tropaa, Swane Drivo, CoJta Meaa.
acconnodationa on the h· Grade I, Ad~m1; Amy Barr, on the beach nearby, heard
land of Oahu provided by Grade 2, L tndberah: June the 8xplosion and found abe
Reinhold Pfahler, preaident Gorman, Grade 2. Newport 6&-year-old Corona del Mar
of Trani Globe Travel Bu,. He iahts ; Stacey Kirkpatrick, man lyinaon lhe aaraaenoor.
He tied a tourniquet around
the uppeJ riaht arm to pre-
'<~ent bleedina.
Mr. Nutt was then taken tD
Hoaa Hospi tal, where hi a
ri&ht ann was amputated be·
tween the wri 11 and elbow,
and the li ttle finaeJ of the
left hand was also amputa-
ted. M{ne SU f&ery j 1 plan-
ned for today. The danaer
of heart uouble, a previous
problem, has mo re or leu
passed, accordina t.o hi •
son-in-law, Clute• Snelsan'
of Monrovia. bul Mr. Nu.U
i 1 ad11•.., i•-••• ....
Mr. Nutt ia a c:• dealer.
with qenc:iu in Monrovia.
He is a foundina member
IWid Conner preaident o( the
O.ristian Buaineu Men't
Commi ttee o( Newport
Beach .
CIU of Cotta Meaa and lr• o ... de ), Harper; Janine
vane .
Georae Hoaa, vice pre•i·
dent of the hoapital Board
of Oirecton aurpJised every•
one preaent at the luncheon
with a "Special Award ..
presented to April Livesay,
6th aradet at Woodland
Benner, Orade ), Marineu:
Robert Frei tas, Grade 4,
Men Verde, Vikki Webster,
Grade 4, Paularino; Kim
Richardson Grade S, Sonoe-
ra: Ted Felt, Grade 6, Lind-
berah: and Patsy Shutt,
Grade 6, Newport.
CC nominates directors
Bond plans studied
Grades 4, S tll'ld 6 -con-
£eJCnccs the lit and 3rd
A work session to dis-
I..USS the re sulta of meet-
in gs with 1roups of citizens
relative to soJ..,in& the bond
proararn is set for S:JO p.m.
Tue sday, May 23 , at the
Costa Mesa Hiah School
cafeteria, to be followed
by a reaular meetina of the
Newport--Men Unified
School Board of Trustees
at 7:30p.m. ..
quarters; report cards, 2nd
and 4th, with letter aradina,
a, b, c, d, and f, includi ng,
aradina of citizens hip, s tudy
and work h abi lJ.
Grades 7 and 8 -a new
type of card, one for each
subject coverina basic
facts &imilar to 1rades 4, 5
and 6.
Nomi neea for 8 director
seau were named Tueaday
at the breakfaat meetina or
the Corona del Mar Chamber
of Comme rc e at Reuben's
Airport restaurant.
The 8 directors will be
elected by mai I ballot fr om
the followins: Lou1s~
Garcia, Bath & Sleep Shop;
Don Gifford, Guill, Blanken·
baker & Co.; Dorothy
Hardcastle, Gay Lady;
Gordon Jones: lrv1 ne Co.;
Frank Jordan, Jordan's
Pet Shop; Hubert Pe~rsol,
COM Phannacy; James
Purdue, Purdue Tailors;
John Semple, Semple
Realty; John Ond)·ke, Five
Crowns restaurant; Bill
Thompson, Brunch Box;
He len Murphy, Miss Muffet
Shoppe.
~-Irs . Hardcastle, chainnan
of the merchan ts division,
re vi ewed plans for the travel
month, \lay 10 to June 10,
and said there is still
time for me rchants to join
the promotion. Award of
gifls will be made June 10.
Two views of UCI were
present~d by speakers at
the breakfast. Robert
Partndge, semnr and dor-
mi tory leader at UC I. said
that the corm1unity se~ms
to be too prone to believe
the ~A<·clfst about the campus
be cau se of a rt icles 1n the
papers about communis t
speakers, loose mo rals and
"hippy" activities .
THE CAT AND THE BIRO are portrayed by Kathy
L'Ecluse, 10, at l eft, and Kathy Kawamura, 12, in
the dance performance of "Peter and the Wolf" to be
given Tuesday· even ing, May 23, at the Co rona de l
Mar High School little theatre by dance students of
Angiola Sartio ro. Both Kathy 's are re sidents of Cli ff
Haven. tEn!ai gn photo.)
Italy flood benefit set
A proaram ori1inally
planned as a small local
contribution by children to
the fl ood "ictims of f lor•
enc:e, Italy, has snowballed
Tamin g nf the Shrew" was
JUS t be.mg ftlmed 1n Flor•
enc c when th~ disaster
s truck lhc ell), and Zeff1·
rel\1 and Burtun filmed the
IntO a maJOT \'en ture. nood. Ttu~ documentary IS
Anaiola Sartorio of (Mona
del MaJ, who was Cor 6
~·ears the chorcosrapher for
the Florence Mu sical \lay
Festivals and also directed
be•ng ~hown throuahout the
world, and CC\II ec uons are
bctng taken to help m the
restorattnn nf the prt celess
works of art that were
not object to the Supenor
Ave. relli anment 1£ the
coastal route would not be
chanaed.
Sam Oownina. contractor
and former city plan n1ng
commi1110ner, also spoke
on behalf of the Action
Corrm.iu.ee . He obiectcd to
the Superior Ave . proposal
as a poui ble ''foot in the
door" for reopenina lhe
coast.al route 1uue. He
said that the Superior Ave .
route would present formi·
dablt ttroblems if the coastal
--~-He atate:a -tb·at th i s
would place interehanaea
at 17th St., Hatbof Blvd.
and 19th St. that would
prKlically overlap.
STEVE LARSEN DIES
Steve Lanen, H, of lS:H
Mesa Dr., Costa \le~oa, died
Friday , May 12, at Newopotl
M 1 c;;w. ............ lo
Grueaide aen,.ic ea were
tl~ld \ia)' 16 at Everareen
cem~tery, Loa An&elea,
under th~ direction o f West-
cliff Mor1Uary.
\
Summaries of the breakfut
meetinas in which ci tizens
were asked why the last
Hi&h school ande1
Report card s will be aent
ou t as for the past 2 yean.
Phil Chtistophen-sen, damaged 1n the rlorl(l. -.,., • the municipal ballet for the 'These stories are sen-\hss Sarlr>rL•• ~~o·lll rresent DR. ELLERY STOWELL, wh o will spealt on lluorida· Schroeder's Chers Inn;
September Sll.827,750 bond \ le h 1 I • City of Florence, fe lt it her sational, but not always both the film. "Days of
factual," he said. "The duty to help her former home Destructi(•n." and the
students think that better city after the recent floods. "Peter and the w.-..tr' danc e
rc pon in& and more actual She first planned to pre -producttoo Tuesday C\'emna.
invuti&atina by CC"ommunity sent only a dance production \~ay 13. '" the ltttlc theatre
leaders with student rcpo of Prokoficfrs "Peter and and Corona de l \1ar H•1h
re scntali ves could c lear the Wolr' by children in her c;:,.hool. The pro1ram, en·
the aHa lot." dancina c lass. Then she titled "florence Calhna,"
tion May 24 at Plymouth Con gregatiOf'l a l Chu rch, is
pictur ed he re at left with Dr. McCaughey examining
test data at the dental research lab at tile Veterans issue h•d failed were pre-Purp earl or seru~ee sen led at Tuesday even;n&'• I I
board meetina and will be Fellow employees at the entire s taff ~f both schools,
studied in the attempt to business office of Newport· and &60 pup1ls were enroll-
meet the needs of inc:reued Meaa Unified School Dis-e~. _When the Co~t a \lesa
enrollment. trict helped Mn. Amelia diatn c t meraed w1th N~w-
Adm inistration Hospital in Long Beach.
Fluoridation: Yes or no?
Leroy Andersen, admini· DNmmond celebrate 25 potl, Bn~h . an d the h1ah
atrative auistant, at.ated yeart o( wort in the dia· adlool d11tnct ~as~ year,
he fell 11ep1 should be trict by bestowina a purple the Costa Mesa dutnct had
taken to ucure an option heart in•cribed ••for bravery Ito 'loTI to 24 schools, .JSO
on the Eaat Bluff aite for a beyond the call of ~ty .. at teachers and 12 .000 stu-
Robert Lawrence, dean of wuofTered the documentary w1ll bea1n at 8 p.m. All Fluoridation of public to aet the benefit in this
students , stressed the fil m, "Oays o£Destruction," proceeds w11\ IJO to the watef supply will be the manner"
d by Zeffirelli and narrated C001Tiittee to Re scue topic of the Great Issues Or. Stowell's academic
grow th of UC I and s tate by Rr chard Burton. "The Italian ArL Forum at 8 p.m. Wednesday, achievcmenu have been in
new achool, and at the price lin office party on May 11 , deots.
that the entire area wdl M 24 t 1h P I th ch e bi o sciences. In 1~4a he
benefit both in busi.ness and Openfion It bo Ia hedc!,re,;ti:nal ~ rC:~~62 earned a Ph.D. deJRe in
lhat was Ciut set 3\1 yeara Mu. Otummond bea1n her PAUL GEUIIER OF
•ao by the '"''"" Co. Ko doli eo aa aecrolar}' 10 SupL DOVliiiiiOIIES IllS
hopea to achieve • plan Everett A. Rea in Coata 1 A £onner auditor for the
1hat c:an be propond lO cha Me~a in May, n42. !Jio aor· Cleveland Truat Co., Paul
Irvine Co. Pallwe of che ved u hit uc:ret.ary until Ge l~er, 111 2 Santiaao Dr.,
cultural relations . He said IU e I unc Broad St.. Newpor~ Heiah~ •. },;o-chemisuy It uc Berkc-
that 1,200 students are now · . Or. Ellery Stowell o£ Cor-ley. He hu spen t II yeus
enrolled, and that this Some 17Srefriaeraton !lave llm.aes be removed. and of-ona HiJhl.,ds, chaitm., of teachina bi o-aci cncea, S or
number will double by 1969. been picked up by the Boy fenna rcmo'·~l. The Ebs~n-1he bowl of deaeon1 at the whi ch ha.ve been at the USC
bond• had balled the hit ratirement in 1157, Dover 9\orea, died Thun• IMIILLOW •vi SIIDS
purpoao. whereu9(10 ·Dr. Carl K. Boo· doy, Moy 11 at the aoe of LES IAIIIII TO HOAG
Tho propoul fat unified well auumed dle 1 uperin-73. A chipped tooth, oonw•-
reporl cards for all aroat tendency and the continued Heia survived by his wife, sioti lf1da stay at Hoaa Hoa·
(rom kinderaarten to 1l waa at Dr. Boawell't uc:ratary, Kathryn ; .-.d two tiJteu, pilal were the conaequ.onc u
diac:uuod by Student Service epo1Ulle conb.nuet &o bold. Einma 'Yoona o£ Newport of ., dive £rom a rock in"'
Direc:toro.rhudtEiktnUftn. Mra.' Drummond Wat bom Bea<:h, and Anna Kadel of &hallow Wltol by Lea a.,..
Here i1 a tunnary: io Nebtaeka.. where the ••• Oallu, Texas. net, 17, of S21 Poinsettia
Kinderaartan le•el -re-• eleman&ary sdtool ,.... fUneral urvicu were Ave., Corona del Mar,
ponin1 would be .e,y con• char priof 10 moYina to Cali· held in Lakewood, Ohio.. The accident happened
terence. folaia ia UlO. Mae bu ~ Baltz Morlluy. Corona del 9Jnday, but he scorned 10 ar-s01 1, 2 and)_ 111pon 1ided la Cot&a Wasa fOf J$ Mar. ,. .. forwardina clireo-be all riaht until Mond,.y
"' confererice the tal Y••a. tDf. niahtwhea he bac:Mie cliuy.
quar<er; wltll Npor< ••a · O.lr -odlool• • .,. in OIIIUnOI-OUT! Kio p....,.,, Mr. •d Mn. *• other 3' qu.uwu, wi1tt ae Coa&a Me1a tctlool die-M emeraaney t.Ppendec-Frtderic:t Bam••· nallllod
••titfactory, nMcle to i• trict •• •• Mae 1111• _.. _,..,. pat lloe•t Onh in h!m ., Ho.,. L•• ia • .••
prove, and outttMdia1 ployat•l., M!=f'Cilly <•• Ho11 Hotpital .Us week. He ruot at Cofona del M..-H••
clutincaLioas; Alto cid• DoWII u ,.. lcllllool) ed it •• "" of Mr. atd Mra. and Is Oft •• um 1.11m,...,.
-olllp •d oUidy hlblll Uo-lls Sdoooi.·T-·· Huab 8. Doria o! Coou clalioina oe *• aiM hOf••
IIOdlaa. "'"' ,. ... .,. -•ti•tod .. Mooa. on4 rioao.
Sc:outa o£ Or.nae County in WQ\co~t Family Foondatlon ch~ouch, will pruent lhe 1ci· School of Medicine. In IH7
their .. Project Good Turn .. oonccnved the Pf'OJC<:l. cntific:, economic and mo ral he join eli She 1taff of the
or .. Icebox.'' accordina co iuucs turround:ina Ilia oon-LOTI& Beach Veterans Ho1 ..
Ken H~l.n, aasistarn scoot IAIY JOlES. HELPER uoveniaJ IOpie.. phal to direct lhe dental re--e~ec:utlve of the. Onnae Em-OF FAIIVIE .. DIES He will ditc:uu the fol· seareh proar~m. Thit re-
pue Area Coune~l . She will be mi ued thi 1 lowina qucadons: Do sci en· search haa included studiu
:•we have started , some-Ouhtrnu. Maey Jonea, 311 tine cOnclutioat auppon in&o ch e effects o( Ouoride
ltuna chat may hav_c ~~~ af .. Ruby Ave., Ba\.boa hl~~td. Ouoridadon? Art flare lona in prcvenUna 100th dec:ay,
fcc:t acrou lhe nation, Mr. who for \he lut te'<~etal tenn tokic rials'? t\\at would
H•ltn stated. ... The Loa yean had aalhercd cloth ina it coil ~r dtitd'? Ale chere EX·F• AIUT TO TALl
Anaelet ~~c1ls u~ ac:h~ tnd 10y1 fo r lhe children at nlid a.hemati.,. metbodt7 Julia Bro ... , .tao ..,.-~11"1 a 11m1lar proJect 1n Fairview ~lospital died What p10reationel •••c:aJ u In FBI -~• ~
lhe f .. l ~d ~e. "Project it We~uday , May 10.' pou.pt han -~••d 6e a&iva, will apuk M a P.&
un~ contldenloa by lhe Punirtl servtcca w~rcheld pl~a7 Wolald tl Miaatil Frid·.,., JUAt l, at •• ~~ Nation~ Council of Boy £or lhe 76.,.et.r"'id wrdow at •hat How ...... •• Cou& 0...-y a.a.. ....
Soo.lta.u . • Baltz Coronadelt•t• Oll(ttl. propoaed aUaiaa lec:MI-•• .,_""*i, o( ..
SaNu firat clia1rttlu&ed Suvivou .,. "" ton •d ... ee? Wltat.,. •• ""'or orr.es.al ... TACT _..
41.1.(0) .,_,, k:nob b•e~s daaptaMn·law~ hm•• ll'ld o•~c ____ , DNa taittMI rr.• Malat a.u
in O..e• C:O...c,. nataa11 Eliuba&h Jonea. ll'td ar•d--lite eo•••••• 1111•" ... '1\a.oll). •• will till .._,
•• 1-,.lll&iat .. ----·· Sh!i4o• •4 liN« ri.l ...... •• iaoiol... iM ........... .
M nfri1«..-.; •N••ine Janet or Pu8den.. II) ~ .. , •• riab la .._ •• 1hU ..... ••• •t.
1MUIIDY ,IMY 18, 1!11
1X111Ji1A Dfl.IIAII. CALIF.
TO TOMOIIOW'S LIADIIS
1, They were
For 1N111 of 1 11111, aa.n, bt iaYent.ed a tohllion well dua Ia, lt wal hell
,_ (or the nllt probletM faood aeuinalberaou&.. llo1t aome
• ... scsiiH 11101 .. st. o(-beat buddioa. I chock•
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ly T ... Andenon cllc: ,..,.,,IllS laaed, Slide."" He haa taken rnolby· that close to 10 per cent Of 1111 CTY Of IIIWPOIIT IIACII
THI: HARBOR AMt:A'S OFFS/iT lltrgAPER
Olfte. ........... ,~aa Ia ,.., t:.lrp a.llll'-1;,
1721 L c-llwy., c-.. , .._Colli. -...,._
To Young~: . Believe in faith not fa10. eparatee For weal of 1 horse, denum. and hat added to h had a round uuclc in the
. The _beals and zr~, :J:u~ilc•" and hip-lhe enthu.Wt from the c:ynic. Eathuaium ~ dae rider wu tossed. certain tolveDll, 10 that chamber. Take my word for p~ bitterly complain t the workl ~'one o1 the greateJt puaports to aaccea De. t For IUGtll of the rider when the mi:ature is applied it, 1 do not consider that it
never made." Poor dean. Too b.d ~don t keep you.r cool when you lhould be warm. lh h I 1• d ,_ an aut-•t•"c rifle, the waa their fault.', have the chance i.n life Abraham Linc::oln, AI •-(allure can r\ell >""'• turecetl ia j'utt t W 0 t llriiY KIGS GRit · ""' .,.._ r-..-_,, volatile olonwntl diali~Wle. Dri-Siido hat bot:ome a Henrv Ford, Thomas Editon and ..,._a" a matter olluck. , , That t h •-•-• 1 t
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Calif--'-t ... lly,..... tt...of io ~lifted to ,.a.n• all poblle
Why doct anybody owe you an education, world can take the pJac:f! of penisu:nce. Tal· tended his e ffort to 10, but Wbat Ori-Slicle does f« Anny proeurcment officers ~urity or anything ebe, except a chAna:? ent will not ; nothing is rnore 'COmmon than ror want o£ somethlna more auns ia beat described in a at rirlt wert. reluc tant 10
Life is not a cafeteria. Too many Am~ unsucc:eseful men with talent; unreward~ aul.hentic, these words wi ll letter from Vietnam, written endorse it, and pointed out
youngstcn get everythb ing and give nothing. genius i• almost a proverb. EducatKm will have to do. They are not In-by a firlt lieutenant or tho "'ertao'n oaao'l• remedied de-American teenagen ave more can, motor-. nor ; the world is full o( educated derelict$." h 1 d "' 1 cycle~, TV .ets, stereos, amplified guitan, dis-"It's not what you lr.now but who you tended to achieve literary ~.8 1.h Infantry,. w .0 re ate ,: recta. However, additional
contentment and crime than do all other know!" say the cynics. Right! ·And the most honors. but to teach a lea-A non-commnaoned o[f, .. testa were made !&It month,
teenagers in the .world combined. The teen· important penon you could pou.ibly know-is son. Their purpose is to cer told me: that he had a and a re port is upected
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agcn' main prob!ems are toO much too~. J esus Christ. show that liUle things lubricant , that ~ould n~t early in June.
pennissive and submiuive parents, privileges John Morley said, ''Tht great busi~u of COWlt, and if \bey arc ne .... wash orr IR the rain, that It Nevertholeu the Marine
PEC HAAPA . .: ................... -....................... .A-..ociao Editor
SUISC.II'TION I A TIS
without responsibility. life is to be, to do, to do without and to de· lected, areat causes , areat lubricates ~re effe~tively Corps went ah;ad, and teat-
Neither >:Our parents ryo,r government owe part." And let us add, to liv' 4/:tlin. . aa they may be, may be than normal 111ue otl, and ed Dri...Siide under simula t ed
I• H-Mrr Atu: 0.. ,.., SUIO: 2 ,._.. 17.00
0. ol ....._ Jtru; O.o ye•, 1$.00: 2 ,......, 19.00
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<71. .etlf "' .11-,.
you entertamment or a hvmg. You owe your Probably the 11101t difficult task o( business slowed down or even de· that it would remove ~nd pre• combat conditions, and the
parents :lnd you r country something. today is to find, not co!lege degrees, but~ feated. vent rus t. ~ reactaon wu lubricant came out with fly-
ARVO e. HAAPA, owner ..,d pubti sher of the EnsiCJr'l
~C.~~'C)oao~OOO
You ~nu should do nothing (or you pie who want to give an honest day's work , f to scoff at h1m, but ~e a:ave ins colors. It was (ound 10 which you can do for )'OUnelf. The federal lor an hon~t do:~y's pay; to lind peop~e who For wanr O Dri .. Siidt'·, me a hal( a can or Dra .. SIIde, be "sianifically superi or to
governmenl should do nothing for us which ask "what can I do for you?" instead of "Many, many died." and no lonaer do I have any s tandard ririe oil, and that
the state or local go~rnment can do as well "what can you do for me?" To find people d b
or beurr -and that includes practically who ask "what's the opi'Vlrtunity," instead ol Vietnam is no t a nice ~~I hts. b 1. it was considered to be suit-
N h ld d •-pla•o ,·n who'ch to f'ght I . ave eon on opera Ions able for Mar·ono Corps Use." everything. o government s ou o any-"what's the security." ..,. 1 · n
LET'S ALL SUPPORT OUR SEIIYICEIIEM
The Harbor Ar ea is responding with old fashioned pa-
triotism to the May 29-June 4 SUpport Ou r Servicemen
week. Ou r s pecial Ensi~ issue of May 25 will carry many
messages of support to ou r fighting men in Vietllam, and
to servicemen everywhere. we invite you to send copies
of the May 25 Ensign to your friends and relatives in the
anned serv ices-o r send in the names to us, and we will
mail the Ensign to them. (You may use the coupon on
page b ot the Second Section of today's Ensign. 1
thing (or us which can be: done as well or People, like !!ohips, arrive at the ports to ''Flanders Fields" where m a salt water mangrove The offi cial approval of
brtter by private o~ani:r:ations and individ· which thcv chart their courses. But only poppies used to grow, and swamp. Aher tw o day• the the Marine Corps for Dri•
uals -and that too includes practically ev-about one JX'f!On in twenty even bothen to whf'l re larks bravely sana as maaazines and ammunition Slide was s upported by PFC
erything. chart a coun-t. That's like playing a football they new above the firing normally become so ba~ly T.E. Baker, who wrote:
''But there are no more (rontien!'' some game without any goal lines. II money, ~ suns below, they rousht in corroded that the ma gazane "The climate over here is
t'xclaim. An open mind is a frontier. Obsta· · sition and gO\·ernment are your only hope for trenches, in fox h~es, and malrunctions and even th.e ho t and wet. The majority o f
clt'.s exist to be overcome. Your opportunity independence, you will nevt'r have it. The in the craters formed by ex• least corroded . rounds. fall the men in my battery have
today is unlimited (except by government ). only real SN:urity is inside you. ploding s hells. Some of t? chambe.r. Wath a.ll~ple used Dri-5\ide on their wea·
Eighty percent of the world's knowledge is God could han~ made man s«ure. Jnst~ad, these craters were good, light coaung of Du-Siade, pons . This is the only solu~
only ten yean. old and doubles e\-ery ten He mad~ man fl't"e. t'reedom is not free. It's and some were better, but the magazine functions and tion we have found that
yean.. Of all SC'it"ntists ~ince Aristotle, nine. not even cheap. Throughout history the h 1 .11 d · · f the round.s cham. ber. Your d~s tho ,·ob." There has been much publicity about those who are
opposing U.S. efforts to fight communism in Vietnam. It
will be a great boost for our servicemen over there to
read about the loyal support given by the great majority
of Americans. We who were in the service during World
War II and served in the combat zones overseas realize
how impo rtant Is the support of the people back home.
How dem oralizing it would have been during th ose war
years if we had been reading about draft card buming,
and beatnik demonstrations back in the States!
out o( ten are living today. ~rcatrst rnem,· o( man ha~ been aovemmt'nt. any 0 0 wa 0 •n tame 0 od II th -"' war. Bruce Baims father be· ~r u~t "":1 . assiSt . e men Mr. Myers, president of Nobody "has everything" and nobod)· "has Men fought . bird and died (or C'enturies (or came famous with his World 10 ma 1ntaamng that p1e ce of the corporation. has sent it made." Keeping it is harder than getting it . fl"e('dom -God-given. individ ua l fret'dom. · th
and continuin!!: to t:nioy it is harder still. No-You may h:we to do thl' sam~. The-time to War 1 caricatures of "AI f." equapment at can mean (roe of charge, tho us.ands of
body is invinC"iblco. "There never was a horse bt-a paC'ifiM ;~behind the wheel. Mor't' Am· the Cockney infantryman, th e difference between sur• tubes of Dri·Siide to our
that couldn't be rode, and there ~,·er was a eric.an~ are killed on our highways every year and his "Better 'Ole. •• vi val and helplessness in troops in Vietnam. He ha~
rider who C'Ouldn't be throwed." than ·have ever been killed in any war. In Vietnam there are no battle. Please send ~e ~. this suggestion for those
''Better 'Oies." The terrain cans as soon as possible. wh o would like to seve the
is messy. The air is hot and It is a serious matter, fre-life of a G. I. Of a Leather-
humid, and the jungles quently measuring the di(· neck: 0 'Donnell vs. Schlafly Report
deter progress by foot, by ference between li(e and "You as an individual,
wheels, and by track laying death when a cartridge fails misht well know some one
vehicles. Mud and sand, to chamber. This was dra• in Vietnam. If you will send
plentifully doused with salt matically described m a his name and addres s. we
water, are unpleasant to letter written by a G.l. o( will ship him a case or 12
humans, and destructive to the First Cavalry Division, tubes of Dri Slide at a cos t
metallic equipment, espec• last Christmas Eve. He said: of SIO . Send your contribu·
ially to the automa ti c rifles "On the morning o( Dec. tions to: Dri-Siide Inc .. In•'
carried by the infantrymen. 22 our company' ran into a dustrial Park, F remont, Mich.
By Mrs . Richard Kuhn this was refused. Later th e
S.O.S. Week will let ou r fighting men know
battle for freedom is honored back home.
that their CONFUSION, THY NAME "Minority Report," signed
IS CONVENTION -I was by Ruth J achon, was mirneo--
there and still can scarcely Jlaphed and distributed to
believe what I saw and alternates and deleaatc s in
heard! The National Fodera-the lobby of the hotel and
tion o( Republican Women on the convention fl oor at
he ld their biennial conven-recess. It was never present·
ti on in Washington, D.C. at cd by the chair -neither
th e Sheraton Parle Hotel on was a FINAL credentialling
May 5 and 6. From start to committee repon aiven to
finish it was a convention the convention.
STATE IOIIIIP
by Sellalor. Jolin Sclllllila:
The legislative history of By ~esc prohibi ti.ons, the
my bill to cut o(f welfare federal government m effect
payments to mothers of more deni.es the pe.ople of Cali-
than one illegitimate child, (?m•a and theH rcpr~scnta•
born more than 9 months t~ves any powe r to daf(eren·
ahet pana&e of tho bill,-U.ate between tho5e who
has been an object lesson save and lhos.e who waste,
in the (ull scope of federal those truly an need and
power qyer we lfare programs th ose who li ve as dc liber·
in CalifOI'fii a. ale parasites on the produc·
filled with confusion and The polls opened shortly
in esularities. after 7 a.m. Saturday, May 6.
Dorothy Elston, president Even thou&h all credentia.l·
o( the NFRW, is a pro -ling was suppo1ed to have
but she failed to conduct stopped at midni&ht Friday
the convention in the mm-ni&ht. \he credontiallin& pro-
net of one. The rules of ceded as lite as ·2 p*n.
convention were by-passed Sablrday! (This is the equi·
and adhered to '{)nl y when it valent to permitting people
profi ted the O'[)onnell(orce. to reaister to vote after our
Federation by·laws were polls open on election day!!)
violated in pennitting the Saturday morning busloads The bill has received the live. 1£ such distinctions
overwhelming endorsement
of those California citizens
from every part of the state
who have written about it to
me and to other legislators.
In 2 personal con{ erences
with me, Governor Reagan
s howed a full awarenes s of
the illegitimate baby busi-
ness which the bill was in-
tended to stop, and a very
favorable inclination toward
stopping it simply by cut·
ti ng off the money. as my
bi II provided.
But representatives of the
federal Department of
Health, Education and Wei·
fare announced that i£ this
bill was passed, the federal
government would withhold
its entire 50% share of the
money now being spent on
Aid to Dependent Chi ldrcn
in California. That half
".hare totals $240 mi Ilion
per year.
Since the purpose of th e
bill was to pre ventmothers
of illegitimate children (rom
spending their welfare
checks on themselves rather
than on their children, the
next alternative I investiga ..
ted was to require the use
of these payments Cot genu•
inc neceuities such as food
and rent, possibly by the
use of food stamps.
It soon became clear that
even this modified form of
the bill would result in a
complete withdrawal o ( fe•
deral funds from Aid to De•
pendent Children in Califof"'
nia, since the federalao-
vemment bats any disti nc-
tion what ever between i lie•
JtUmate and le&itimate
children. or their mothers ,
in handina out welfare pay-
menta. furthermore, the
Handbook of Public Allis ..
tance Administration of the
federal DopartmentofHealth,
Education and Welfare
,.,. .. , ''cbe bl.1 ie principle
chat uai elaftc:e come. to
... dy peraon• •• a ritht ...
111i1 -..ina ••npt'' meane,
-·· 10 lbe Htuldbcot, llat the al818 may aot ,....
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Mfti ......
cannot be made and some campa1gn newsletter o( of people were brouaht in reasonable controls 1~ p· 1 Georse Romney for president from New York, ennsy-
posed, the upward spiral of and a Romney re ception in-vania and Michiaan to vote.
welfare costs will have no vitation to be placed on each Their transportation was
end. The price of accepting delegate's and alternate's paid; they were ziven lun•
federal matching funds in seat, thus in a !ound-about cheon and told to vote
welfare payments is a blank way "pre-primary in dorsin &" for Gladys O'Donnell. This
check drawn upon Cali fornia a candidate. Robert's Rule s was told to a former con~
taxpayers by anyone who of Order and the call to con-gresswoman and NFRW pre-.
makes an unverified claim ven li on we re cast aside -sident by some of the women
to be in need. th ere were 3 motions still who we re bussed in to vote!·
Thus under present condi• hanging at the close o( con-Now, as to whether or no t
venli on that were never re-the votin& machines were tions, California has no solved' The only way a Sch-"rizaed" as claimed by v.el(are program of its own; 1 n ld · a y supporter cou obtwn many of the people at the
it is merely administering a recognition from the chair, convention : "We do not
federal program. We can if the chait re cognized her know that they were riued,
only resain control of eli· voice, was to "rise to a but then neither do we know
gibi\ity (or wei(are benefits point of order" o t "rise to that they were not," said
by rejectins the federal aid, a point of personal privi-Phylli a SchlaO y to over
however painful the process ledge" -and then th ey were 1,000 of her supporters after
may be. asked if what they wished to the convention on Saturday
tn this year o( fiscal cri• say was "germane to the ahemoon. The machines
sis, the administration is subject." were set and sealed and the Althoufth alternates were :SChlal'ly inspectors were not prepared to make so &'' • r: d · d to represent their delesates never nobale Of pennatte
great and costly a challenge in the event the delegates to check them. T op political
to federal control. If Gover-had to leave the floor, Satur· e•pertl said that i( some-
nor Reagan s tands finn in day rooming alternate s were thin& had not been done to
his announced detennination told that they wou ld not be the machine• before aealins
to prevent California from permitted to vote even them, the election commit~
becoming a mere admi.nistra• though their dele sates were tee would have very ar ...
live subdivision o ( the (e• o(f the floor. This was in ciously opened the machines
deral aovemment, before violati on to Convention rule a (or inspection! Therefore.
long he will have to make 13 and 14. It wu wtona also it ia believed by many that
that challenae. because many had spent up the Schlafly campaian 11~
Meanwhile, for this year, ( to $.350 .to attend this c~-pn o( May 4, "They cannot
have introduced an amend• vent1on tn order that thelt win it; they will have to
ed vera ion of my bill which clu.b would have a reprea~n-steal it," was born out.
. tabve on the convention Profeuional political poll-
wo.ul.d req~Jre mothers re· fl oor at all timea. It is in· ate'ra in Wasbinaton D.C.,
ceavma Aid to Dependent tctes ting to note that the at micklilht May S reported
Children to sian affidavits ONLY deleaate or alternate that the work done on ere-
quarterly that the y spent in the Ca lifornia deleaation dentiallina problem• and
no ne of their welfare money who was disallowed was the motion made by a Cali·
on alcoholic beveraaes, Gladys Mitchell, ueaaurer fomia dcleaate to credential
jewelry, color television of the LaJUna Beach Club all those credentialled by
1ets, tuicab (ares (elcept -her credentiallina waa their club preeidents had
in emeraencie s)~ out-o(--state disallowed because of a seeured tho olecticn of Phyl-
travel (except in emeraen• te chnicality! lit SdtlaOy by 600 votes!
cies), and car paymcnt1 It should be noted th.~t It ahould be known that
am ountina to more than 2S~ Ruth Jaclcaon or H_aw~u, Dorothy El•wn violated her
of their check •. This does mcm~r of the credonttalhna PfOIIliae to lhe SchlaOy ror-
commatteo stood up before ces by not pennittinalhe in-n~t appear to be .in coniiiet tho entire convention and •poction of lho votin& madl· w~th federal rc~u1rome~ts.lt resia.ned her poet _ said ebe ine1 and by not pre .. testina
will be very tnteree.ttnl to couldn't eland it any lonaer. lbem. She wrota a Iotter M-.y
tee wtr.o opposes th11 ve ... Twenty-sill Wi1conain clu.ba 4 usu.rina Schteny e...,
•ion of the bill, and for had been dinllowed -dit-paip ,....,, tbat the would
what naaon1. CHdit.ed. Some or lho elubt have Cho •ocina machi11111
Good G,UJ!
Bun ... ""'· lhe draft cards too:
Coddle thou
who bon doe bombl
Lec't 10 die olber
""'"-ror ooct:
Sopport doe boyo io
V• ' te..... -C~B.
had boon in exiatence ror "" ... t .. &ed and woald ,....
iS yean, end many of lb• mit lheir lnepectJoa before
woman in thou clu.b• .,e,. lheir ualiaa -'but. the
tho dedicated worten fto tUCbiae1 .,.. tn.pt i~t,
elected tho Republieue iD Itt 111p, Nl •d 11aled ..S
1'166. • ' lbo Sc:lllally ioapocton wero
Bobbie Amea of Alebema NMt •odftfd or peaniued
Mde a modoa lbal. •e «='lir 10 -.. ......
'""' tho ''MiMdty Roport" -.. ..,.., ..,. W. ol tiM cndeatiaJIU.a oa. -U., ..d -a .. _. io ••
nUnee to &be coev•doa. ................ dill--o1
the Georgian delegation rose
to protest the election and
made a motion that it be
thrown out. A subsidiary
motion was made to refer the
motion to the NFRW Board.
Even thouah many in the
front o( the hall fel t that this
subsidiary motion was voted
down (and a tape which was
made of th is vote should tell
the story) the chair recog-
nized the "ye5 .. vote and
the main motion was referred
to the NFRW Board, which
voted 58 -2 to uphold the
May 6 election.
There were 31 speakora'
that first day and evonias-
Giadys O'Donnell, proaram
chainnan, planned it well!
All speakers harped on
"party uni ty." We got the
messaae llfter the first two
-36later, at 11:30 p.m. they
were still harmnerin& away
at it. Every ti me a deleaatc
rose and addressed the chair
with a motion that we return
to the bu sineaa or the con-
venti on, the delegates and
alternates were told that
the spealcera had come a
ion& way and should be
heard. No business was con-
ducted. We heard 1pcakeu -
Iota or speaken! No re•olu-
tions on legi slation, only
speakers. We had courtesy
resolutions, yes, but we had
speakers! The con vention
was late starting; the N ..
tiona! Anthem was ommi tted
1.1ntil the delegates and al-
ternates made such a fuss
that we were premiued to
sing it. The innvocation was
omi tted the first day and
delayed the 2nd until alter
the pledae or alleaiance;
and as I said, there w&l no
final re port £tom the creden-
tials commi ttee.
So you ace even thou&h I
was there to act an eye-
witneaa report, such a
meetin& wu hard to believe
since Dorothy Elston is a
pro -I wi sh you could have
be en there to 1ec and hear
all that went on.
UC:AL IIOTIC!
An el~arine, L.G. (Buck) reinforced platoon or bard
PAT ZEBAL of Balboa receives the pre-
sident's gavel fro m Helen Riheldatfer, of
Costa Me sa, retiring president, at the for-
mal installation banquet of the Newpo rt
Harbor Zonta Club at the Irvine Coast
Country Club April 27 . Pictured above,
from left, are Lucy Angell of College
Park., fi rs t vice-president; Ve rda Acker of
Huntington Beach, re cordi ng secretary;
Ml ss Riheldaffer; Marge Rees of Costa
Mesa, treasurer, Mrs. Zebal; Lila Schoen·
mehl of Lido Isle, corresponding secre-
tary, and Fay Harbison of New po rt
Heights, 2nd vi ce-president. Marguerite
Forgit of Newport ~s Zon ta Foundation
secretary. The picture wa s taken against
the background of a malce·belicve Hoag
Hospital development center, part of the
program honoring the new president who
is secretary for Haag's expans ion fund
campaign. (Ensign photo.)
_L_EG_ ... L_H_OT_ICE_Town-Gown names officers
NOTICF:Of PUI\UC IIEA RJr\G New oHicers will be in-
Noti ce i~ hereby g.ive~ that stalled at the season's final the Phan.DIIIIj: Commossoon of .
Eloise Kloke, programs~
~~. Richard Sherwood,
the City of Sewport Brach mee tms or UCI Town and
will hol d a public hearing on Gown at 10 a.m. Monday,
the applicali oo of Ri chard L, May 22, in the lounaeo( the
Lawren~e for ,• Vnriaace #901 campus Commons.
lo permot: a 2 • 3" eocroach-
hospitality, and Mrs. Spen·
cer Olin Jr., mem bership.
·Other membe rs of the new
executive committee
Mrs. Samue I Batdorf, re• meut ia10 the requ ired 3 foot The outgoi n& president,
aide yard for 11n 1Ht111ched car• Mrs. Daniel Aldrich Jr., cordinssecre~ry ;Mrs . Bruce
port, o& Lot 20, Blodo: 432, wife or the UCI c hancellor, ·sumner, Corresponding secre-Tract Corona del Mar, 438 Dahlia Avenne, Corooa riel wi ll be installins officer. tary, and Mrs . Alvin Pinck-
Mar. Mrs. Frederick McB rien o ( ley, treasurer.
Noti ce ia hereby further Newport Beach wi II be the New members o( the ad vi-
given that said publi c heRrinf new pre1idcnt. The vice-aorv board are Mi ss Ruth will be held on the ht day o ·~ NOTICE Of AJBUC HEARING June, 1967, at 1he hou r of 8:00 presidents will be Mn. White and~~. Robert Stan•
Notice Ia hereby sivea thai p.m. in the Cou ncil Chambers L•,.•• ...,...,.(• ton (rom the northern county
th e PlaiiDIDg Commiuu:Onof the of the Newport Beach City •v-"""II .. area, Miss Ape a Blomqui s t
City of Newport Beach will Hall, 11 whi ch time and pl•ce bold a poblic huria& on the uy aa.d all peraons i11 teruted N011CE OF PUiLit: HEARING and Mrs. Ri chard Newe II from
application of George Olaen may appear and be heard Nntice is hereby givea that lhe southern counlJ area,
for " Use Permil #1272 to pe,.. thereon, the ~laulog Co•miuion of and Mrs. Ralph Gerard and
•it: live eatertaia•n.t ia coe-Ray Y. Copelia, 11ecreury th~ Clly of Newport Beach will M G K t f UCI aectloa .with • niatias re.. Ne wport Beach Ci ly hold a pohlic hearias oa the rs. C~&e . en to~ •
taoraat (th e 1\.lte Ho,.e ,_) PlaiiD iag Cammlaaioll applicatiOn of Mea• o .. l M•r FoiJOWIRJ tnst•llauon, a
ia the C-1 District. S.id live Publlab: May 18, 1967, in Nursery lac., DBA Ro1~r'a of mu1ica·l pr:oaram will be pre-
eatertala•nt will couiat of · Tbe Newport Harbor Enl!li£D Callfonr.la for • Un Pe'!ft lt 1ented by the UCI chamber a pl•o, oa metn 1 bouda #1273 to permltt • aoo-rlaah••& . d' . dnc.COfiM'lloaly uo .... 1295 Fi •L-Bib'.... •lp ia nee•• of ss aquN et.naon, un~er the uectton
Newport Blvd., Newport Bucb. rona Ule le feet in area. Said aip will be o( Or. Maur1ce Allard or the
Notice Ia hereby fardaer Fot when ye wore the ter-64.8 aqure feet do11bl e faced UCf dopartmcnl of music.
11 ..... drlat •aid pablle hearta1 vantt of sin, ye wore free ao ... naDiog lll•miut •d. oa
will lte hel• 011 d!e ht d.,. or I ... ., Portloe of Lot I, Tract 422S.. 111 liEU. •MD J•••· 1967, et tlla ho•r of 8,00 rom n.,.teoutncn. eo.noolr kaowe u 2121 .\L IU U ll ~· Ia t~.• Coaacll Cla..be,. What fruit had ye then in We•tclif Orin, Newpott T J I
ohhfilewport lkaclt. Chy Hall. tboee thin&• *hereof ye are Beacl.. ~. Clayton Thompaon o(
et wlt.ldo tl•• •tl place ..., now ••hamed? for &he end Notice I• hetebJ huther Cona Mesa, the newly e lec:·
• .II -•• later.et.. •lv'eo that ••ld pablle heariDI ._.. • .. _ 1 •• N • ,. •. -~ of tho" lhla11 il death. · will be held oa tlte lat. tl-r of -proshnont o -e ewport
:.: .,,.., •ill M heetlll drl~ Bu.t DOW ~iq made froo J .. e, 1967, at tlte hoer of 1t00 Beach Ebell Club, wi lt hot I
Rey Y. CopeU•. HC:retary
~·--·ClOy P1 ..... C.-1Ml ..
... loll .. , tlay II, 1•1, to
noR .. ,... I-~
Coli "' ,_ .... .., ...........
an.-
&ca lift, aDd beeome ..... p.M. ia ... Cooacll Ch-~ dill board mefl'tb.lu Tuesday,
vanta 10 Ood, yo have yow of the New~rt s .. ch Ch7 J_. 6, at her borne, lliS
fnah taaiO Mlloeaa, end th• hit, at wtllela "•• •Ill plac. Qibraha SL to fonnulate a&J •• all ,..._ •• la'-Neletl • averl•liqlife. • ..,. .,,. • .u M he•lll plane for 1967--61. The f'Of lhe .... a of ain it u..,.... _.liDI will beaia at 10
dNda: tNt the Pft of ()od it R.,. Y • C.,.Ua, Hem.,. a.m.
eternal lire tlltoa-t. J ... u., Newport S.aeh Ctc, An lnaovatloa lbit year •• Pl-l .. c-1_... • Oari1l. o. l...ord. ·(lOCMDe hWI .. t-., 11. IM1, Ia wtll be lbe ctlrrNietion fA
6:20-llJ no N•..,... ••-Eulp nri-Bbell aoctiona.
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NEWPORT HARBOR Ellllll
FIRST SECT1011 --P. 3
THUIIIDAY, IIAY11, 1157
COIOIA~~.
--· .. ·--with
Rosalind Ru uell
Robert Moue
Jonathan w;,,,.,. I
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Call in Your Want A.d
to th• En•lvn
.673-0550
THE LUXURIDUS
NEW IALI.
THEATRE
0
Marty lllcl llyroa ._., Tboy oro fiaally oaki•
Balboa PeaiDIUla home ... Tru. or C-.o Shores, edvaat.qe of tbeir CbristmU
bwatina at tbe ••auna when Kay and Lym. Puwell of ~rt from daqh&en Pam ...
they weteCXDed over 75 Bay Sborea, Jane ad Je(f 9!.eri ••. I)OrOtby ud JoM
aueatl 10 honor new NeW" Farwell, who live in Back Worlie of Belboa hlaad. ·• •
porters Betty and Bill Far-Bay, Aan and Bob Ourley of the aift, round trip dcke&l
well and Joan and Bill Tustin and Pu&Y and Felix to Hawaii!
Wren to our town ••• On tho Farwell of Loa Anaelea. • • •
welcomina eommiuee. o( • • • Corona delMar Hish School
~MESA ·
Anlhony ()linn in
"THE HAPPENING"
-also-
James Maaon in
"DEADLY AffAIR"
Tula and Diet Uftderwood sophomore, Tim AbboU cl
of Bt.ycroat hav,o announced Irvine Tenace, took a couple
that weddina belli will be. of days, off from school an4
rinaina f« their dauahtor, jelled Lo Elsah, lllinoi1,
Dale wbe~ she becomes the to vi1it hia brother Scot&.,
bride of Richard Sheets, son who is a junior at ·the Prin-
of Eleanor and Euaene cipia hiah school.
Sheetz of We1tclirf, on July • • . •
22 at the Zonta Club house. Kay Montaomery of Irvine
• • • Tenace w11 hoateu to a
Barbara and Bill Stewart wedd inaahower luncheon for
of Emerald Bay are hootina Cindy Burney, dauahter of
Iii!"~~~~ these days with de1iaht. .. Ella Burney of Corona Hiah•
over their bleued event .•. lands Monday l11t ... enjoy•
Richard Boone in
"'HOMBRE'"
-aho-
Jill St. John in
"TNE LIQUIDATDR"
a baby boy, "·Brad''~ ina the beautiful day and
• • • weddina plana for July 1st
Ann and Bob Badham were were Doris Weedon an'd
down on state busineu from O.arlotte J~kson of Irv ine
Sacramento last weekend but Tenace, Betty Schisler of
took time to have dinner at Balboa Island and Helen
th.o Reuben. E. Lee with Frank, Ruth Lieb and Mary
frtonda Marilyn and Jack G I fSh c1 ·rr . at. ayo ore 1 s. Hopwood of lrvme Terrace • • ..,
and Marlene and Wanen
Stwtevant or Baycrest. • • •
Mark your calendar.
DPEN 6•45-CDNTINUDUS SUNDAY 2,1 5
J une 2nd. . .irvine Coast
Counuy C lub. .Julia
Brown, of C leveland, Ohio,
a former FBI aaent who
worked as a communis t for
9 years , will tell of the com-
munist techniques in the
civil ri&hts movemenL
The Pacific and Southwest
Optimists aathercd for a
quiet convention. . .last
weekend in Palm Sprinas.
Ncwportcrs Nancy and D.J.
Daniels of Baycrest and
Faith and Paul Garman o(
Westcliff were there. . .
Christine and Jac k McCabe
of Bay Shores really lucked
out ... they came home with
Christine sporting a portable
T.V. she ~~ton as a door
prize!
NDW 5HDW1NG -ENDS 23
• • • The aroom ... Jim P\avan,
home on leave from Hawaii.
the bride •.. Sunday llling•
worth, dau&ftter of Barbara
and J im lllinaworth of Bal·
boa Peninsula ... the wed•
dina, Friday last at SL
James.
.l • • •
A smashina success.
the International Walk.
• • •
lng and Jack Horn'beck of
East Bluff got theirBahi a
California Group toðer
and hashed over old trai I
stories and looked at moviu
of their Me:~~.i c an adventures
last weekend. • • •
'Nhile leaning over to pi ck
up a tennis ball at her daily
s tint to the tennis court,
Jean Ward or Irvine Terrace
found that she couldn't
straighten up ... 'lrben her
husband's mo ther arrived on
Mother's Day from San Fran•
cisco she round Jean full of
good cheer ... but flat on
her back in bed.
JUDY LUTTRELL, daugh·
ter ot Mr. and Mrs . J, Mich-
ael Luttrell, 2710 Drake
Ave., Costa Mesa, is the
Zonta girl for May at Costa
Mesa High School. She is
head cheerleader, honor ro1\
student, member of yearbook
staff, senior play cast, GAA
and Pep C lub. She has also
been act ive on the drill
team and in the Latin Club.
Outside of school she has
helped a club project to
support Indians 011 a res er•
vation in Ar izona. She plans
to attend Orange Coast
Coll ege this fall and I at er
go to a university in Au stra-
lia.lSw en.5.on ohoto.)
of Mr. and Mr s. Harry A.
Cl arke, 427 b2nd St., New-
port Shores, is Zonta girl
for May at New oort Harbor
High School. She is GAA
president, treasurer of the
senior class, memb er of
AFS and CSF. She was
SUS AN HALEY, daughleJ of
Mr. and Mr s . Charles Haley,
440 Cabr illo Ter., Corona
Highlands , is Zon ta girl fOr
May at Corona del Mar High
School . She is a member of
the s en iOr honor society,
CSF, student counci I,A FS,
Ski Club and pep squad and
is s erving as a songleader,
Sh e is acti~e in the Key-
notes of the South Coast
Child Guidance AuiCil iary
and was a member of Tri·
Hi -V. Sh e is a winner of an
a rt department award this
year. She plans to attend
UC I and major in a rt or
Mr. and Mr s. F
Sne llen, 2llb Wallace Ave.,
Costa Mes a, is Zonta girl
for May at E s tancia High
Schoo!. She is a cheerlea-
der, v ic e~resi dent of the
French Club, member of
GAA, AFS, a nd CSF . As a
GAA basketball manager as juniOr she wa s homecomi ng
TliASH t;AN ENGLU~UR~SI
The annual AFS benefit of
lhe adult committee of the
Corona del Mar High School
welcomed almost 300 gue sts
... Swiu fondue and re·
aional wines at the home or
Harriett and Ted Witmer in
honor of Hedi Maire of Swit-
zerland ... Galinha con AI•
rot. at the home of He len
and David Ballutiac lbooor·
ina Heloi.. Coocatwa of
Btaz.il, and at the home 'or
Doris and Bob Underwood,
honorina German student
Christoph Schuria, dessert
dent. She is treasurer of
Ch i Rho, member of the
Bobbie Brooll:s nat ional
fashion board and chairman
of the May Co. teen board.
She plans to attend State
College at Full erton and
major in ed ucation . (C ameo
House photo.)
a junior, and mem ber cl the . princess,a1ternale to Gi r\s'
F-rench club and dr ill team. State and Pee Club pr esi-HlRBDII VIEW T.ElCHEII Outs;de acliv;t ies ;ncl ude GDIIG TD llmtUTE SOMETHING NEW FROM THE "A-1111"
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c-IM'-wN c-Itt 'llll' '-· n-. -•ly ftVI ~ --Wet~ ,-en .. ,.. .......... ' ... tt~;. 11 -.11y ~ .,lddr ._
.,.,.,.._~_ ...... ,.
THE AWNING MAN WI.._ A••da'"
16800 So. Harbor
Santo Ana
. CASSERDLE
2129'
torte and coffee ... all Shore
Cliffs homes ... Sunday las t. • • •
Neu fall 4 families in the
Corona del Mar hiah schoo l
area will have an additional
younaa ter catchina the early
momina bus to school ...
accordina to Janet Bell,
their AFS adult committee
chairman ... Dori s and Bob
Underwood of Shore Cliffs,
Nancy and A.K. Phelps of
Cameo Hiahlands, Mary and
Walter Mayer of Balboa Is•
land and Ruth and Frank
Wilson of Newport Beach. • • •
They didn't have far to
ao but to Jean and Godfrey
Lumsdon it miaht just have
been crossoocounty. The
movina van arrived early
Monday momina and took
them from Larkspur on one
side of the hi&hway to Or-
chid on the other side, in
Corona del Mar. • • • Flyina their Bonanza 12
Delta, Shirley and Hud Saf•
fel l of Westcliff have made
s tops in Ariz.ona, New Mex•
ico, Illinoi s , and are now in
19' ..
,.. •• Anne s. Lewis or Mar iners Scout s, Tioga ser•
Harbor View School will be vice club and Taffy social
among 40 participants in • club. Sh e has rece ived a
national defense education s tate scholarship this year.
act insti tute for advanced. She plans to attend UC San
study in En&lish thi s sum-
mer at Western State Col-Diego and major in math or
lese, Bellingham, Wash. biology , and eventually do
The institu te wi ll offer aerospace research.
its participants 4 threo-•r-.--c.~-:c
credit courses, for credit or
not as they prefer, durina
an a-week summer terrri from
June 1~ through Aua. 11.
Each participant will ro-
ceive a stipend of S75 per
week plus an allowance o(
$15 a week for each depen-
dcnc
BONANZA OFFICIALS TD
DISCUSS AIR PRDBLEMS
At the request of Norman
Hansen, local district
manaaer of Bonanza Airline,
a meetina has been set up
for Wednesday afternoon,
May 31. at Newport Beac b
City Hall with City Mansaor
Harvey Hurlburt to discuu
problems and their cor-
rective measures relative
to the operation of Bonanza.
Myron Reynolds, Airline
vice president, wi II also
attend the mectina.
.. 1 am very alad that
Bonanza is concerned about
public relations," Mr.
Hurlburt stated. "I am look-
ina forward to thi s meetina."
LEGAL IIOT1Cf
N011CEOF PUBUC HEARING
Notice i• hereby siYft thai
the Plu.aio.a CornmiNioo.ofthe
City of Newpo rt Bud' will
bold • public beariaa ofl lirle
appllc•tioa of Robert R. Romer
for • Use Pemit lfl 27f W p~
mit: the coa•t nu:tloo of • 1 ...
ily room •ddilioa o•er an u•
io.tias aoo-eoalormio.a attached
a•r•fe• Said a•r•e Ia located
Y 4 • fro,. the n• property
li•e 00 • 15' alley which re-
qvoire. • 5' aatb•ek, o• Lot 1,
Block A, Tro.c t Seaahore
Coloo.y. Co-.ott.ly lr.aowa q
6100 Wnt Oceu Frou, New•
po« Beac:ll.
MRS. M.L. RENNICK o f Costa Mesa, seateli at right,
won the special prize of a trip fo r 2 to Puerto Vallar-
ta. Muico, in the Cinco de May o con test sponsored by
lhe lido Shops Assn. Shown here mak ing th e presen-
tation to the win ner are Marianna Georgantas of lido
Travel Bu reau, first vice-i)resident o f the associati on,
and Steve Krik.l, manager of B.D. Howes & Son, the
newly elected presidenL
DR . GILDE TD LECTURE
DT. Helen Oilde, 4229 n•·•···
,
''Vou know a
good doctor
for thla?"
It's a question we answu all
the time. Sometimes it's son.
one new in the nciahborbood. Sometime~ it's an
old friend who just doesn't happen to have a
family physician. The boy sprains an ankJe ... the
blby runs a temperature ., . Grandma bu a bad
COU&h. Troubled people often tum to us for help,
and riahtly so. We work closely with physicians,
providin& the medicines they prescribe and use in
their offices. We know who they are, their special-
ties, their office houk.. In an cmer~tncy we're
aood people to ask. And we're alwa)'l happy to
be of scrvK:c to our friends and patrons.
Christensen Pharmacy
-1 &. COAST atw .. CO.O.A DD. 11U
omou 1·1111
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CORVEIIE IF.DeUIIIW
·63 CONVUniU ................. $19M
Sfl~ .AY, Y4 '"-tot~. •Mit ..... --·
•60 HAIIIITOP . . . . . . . $1644 & $1414
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'64 STING lAY CONY£1nlll ....... $2144
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16 mNG lAY
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'64 CORVETTE fASTBACk ...... , ••• $3,295
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•64 I'OIT COUH . . . . . . . . . $ 774
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'63 ~ COUI'f ........ $ 914 • _.., ~ ......... rw•• OJH 11"1.
·6s ~ COUI'l. 4 Sl'flD . . . . . . . . $1 SM
A _ .. c.-11 IIIII-. ~~-.
II Op., 8 a.m. ,.,
c-.. ow_.._,.....~ ...
1100 t ClWIWI AYE.
•. ~. -.... ···,. OUNGE • 6»-35al Toll F•~c
IIOMU.
Hair Fashions
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COMPLETEBEAlJIYCAR.E I
WI(; slYuNG ac MANICURES
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673-5911
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N otiee is hereby fo.nbr
sin• tlaat .. id pah1ic:: hari•
will M: t.eld t* tlae lat day of
J••e, 1967, •• tlle •o•r of 8r00
P·•· 1.• dt.e Coucil Clr._k,.
ol die lhwport Be.ect. City
8•11, •t wlt.ic.\ ll•• •d piKe .., • •11 ,..._.. la .. re•te4 .., .,.. •4 kt lleatd .........
laria Way, West Newport
Heiaht1, assistant prof'u·
tOr o( Enaliah at Lona
Beach State, will talk at
noon Monday, May 22. in
the 5th in a aeries of lec-
t:Drel sponsored on cam-1~;;;-lrJ.~& ='""'-• pus by the Enalish deJ)Itt-
Jr...lr1D,
-:T:'TT:.ii .-:JUF.1T'l '1:-:11-. · . ' I '' , I. : I 't .
• ' ,j • ......... ' • • -
1.,. Y. Copelia. aecre1.., .. .,.,.,. Beec .. City ,_._, c-•••* hW~1.., II, 1M7, ~.
1'\e fifewpMt .... , Eaalp
IDOftt. She received her B.A.
and M.A. dearee• from 1he
Uai•onhy ol Colondo •d I'<'..._.
rtl.O!. '4epee from the Uni•
vnaity ot Chic:aao .
I .._,. I -----
SHUTS OUT TARS 4-0
r.oord-ehat..,.. a one-out tinale lnao center-The "'•laftl• compiled 1a.
LOoitor .. ,..,. or senior field, c:huins Sobolew .. :i 11-t UAional record to bo-
pitc ... r O.or.. Pallo \he lhome with the Muuana•a como lhe moal auccenfal
Colla Meta ~llUll hOftot• filii tally of the pme. Men baaeball team aiDCa
ltiden ended their 1967 lr-This waa the only run tJio the 1962 C1F champion-
viDe Lcaaue campaip on 1 Mcsans needed, but they allip team.
happy nole by defutina the added one more in the Sth Coach Paraont uid, ''lt't
Tan or Newport Harbor 4-0 innina, and 2 more insurance alway• treat to boat Go ..
on the losers' diamond lau runs in the top of the 7th. auya, lftd it ... no nu.ke."'
Friday. The viQtory enabled Captain Leppa, who pl.yed
Pallo wu virtually in Coach Robert Pauon'a a very fine defentive pme
c:orrrnand o( the J&O'IC (rom cha.raes l~ conclude leaaue at ahortllop, ldded, ... Jt't I
the beainnina 11 he uacd 1 acbon w1th a res pectable a areat way to end the
aharp breakina curve ball 8-6 record and as ~u~ed aeaaon and alao my hiah
and lively faat ball to aet them or. a 4th place ramah achool career. They were a
down the Newport hitters. (d·epcnd1 ~1 on how Newvort areat bunch of auya to play
Heallowedonly 3 hits while faresaaainstSanClemcnte). with; neat year'a team
strikina out 7 men . He ea• Mesa was the only team s hould be even more sue•
pcrienced trouble only in to beat the Irvine Leaaue ceuful than this year's
the 5th innin&, but he was champion11. San Clemente. team."
~!-..~. :~· . .: do:r.~s:.'tb NB Tennis Club wins 11-7 He broke the season
s trikeout record of 62 set
b¥ Steve Harper in 1962.
He recorded a total of 67
strikeout.s durin& the season
The Newport Beach Tennis
Club tennis team defeated
the Lakewood Rac ket Club
II to 7 over the weekend.
while wiMina S aames. In the men's competi ti on,
don Youna spelled victory.
The ladies matches saw I
siJ. Newport team• win their
matches . WiM in& combina.. J .. • • tions included Pat YoUfll 1
•
It was a scoreless battle Newporters Bi ll Annstrona
until the top or the 4th inn · and Glenn T umb~ll, John
ina, when th irdsacker Dave Ta~l and Lee RamHe z, Bob
Sobolewski led off the in· Smath and Rolf Ena en, Ted
nina with a double down Burke and Dick Stephens,
the leflfield line. Sho~t· Ed Rieber and Bill Kelter,
stop Mike Leppa then drove and Larry Johnson and Gray·
and Carol Burke, Eileer'l
Stephens and Barbara R•·
mire z, Dee Mallon and Gayle 12-year~ld
Horn, Carole Gu11uheim of Costa Wesa has records to p rove il
and Nicki Mau, Dot Bcmey· ...th! Mll1110, as M is called, is pictured at the
and Barbara Hanis, and with his brother, Bob, 15, who is a weight-lift-
Helen McCriTTmon and Baz· ing coach, They both will go with the Orange Co ast
bara Power. ¥MCA to Camp Osceola this sum me r and will give
Bucs Share campfire demons trations. Thei r father run s a we ight-
li fting and work ou t center called the Hall of Fame at
d I 443 Hamil.ton SL, Costa Mesa. Ricl(y can lift 320 secon spo pounds in a squat lift.
O•ange Coau Colleae <lo· I :...J. Isle· permits ok'd sed out the 1167 baseball LIIIU
~~.!.,ht~.
tho Newport Ha.rbor Ch.. Briaht, Jolfti Stilhun,
ber of CorNnorco will hold D•vkl Plumb, Ruth McMi liM,
ita 51h annual acholatship =~":.' t"!.~wn:· .. -~~ h•.ncbeon Wednesday, May . • ~Y e. • Nl ........ ,
31. at tho Balboa Bay Club\ Mt~e ~unn•naham •. Andru
~<:cordina to Corrmodore ROJU, Robert Sevuz. Ann
Skipper Bill Rina. ~arkey, John Stol~tk,
Outttandina acholart o( Jill Threlkeld, Pat Smatb,
Newport Harbor II lah School Gary Stuart, Mark Paet,z,
and Corona del Mar Hiah Kathleen Clarke, Jail
Schoo l will be honored. Brouahton, and
The s peaker will be Dr Johnson. . o COM HIGH Afthut G. Coon.s, pas t 1prc• Sue Ha ute, Ju9y Paao .
11dent of Occ1dent~l Col· Susan Baley, Paul Shapiro,
leae and now proudenl or Peter She I ton De Ann
the C~lifornia ~oordinat ina Evan a, Diane 'De Forest;
Council for . H1aher Educa· Janet Carlin, Paul ine
tion. Brecht, Elinor Hall, Candi C~irmen for the luncheon Dove, Brooke Blakely.
are Bob Hield and Dr, Alan Janet Bryant, Sunn Can-
Andrews. field, Gay Eisman, Gary
Followina s tudents will be Lona. Mar)' Tosti, Laurel
honored: Twileaar, Heii:li Winburn,
• HARBOR HIGH Gretchen Schindler, David
John Groenina, William Mary Paul, J ohn
Loveland, Helen Morken, Barbara
J ohn Ried, Jeanne
I Time 2 Times 3 Times
20 words or len ........... 1.50 2.~ 3.00
21 words to 30 words 2.00 ~.00 4.00
31 word s 10 40 words 3.00 4.00 5.00
Eoch word over 40 words .05 .10 .15
sea100 with an 841 white-The first construction per-West Upper Bay
wash or Cha£rey Friday to mi ts ror the Linda hie de-J ohn Stoneman, 1730 An· 20% OFF FOR CASH WITH ORQER
KEITH ROBINSON, age 9,
son of Mr. and Mrs .Oouglas
K. Robinson, 4313 Seton
Rd., Irvine, displays the
Bible that he won for the
best entry in last week's
"Dot to Dot Sermonette"
on the Ensign Bible page.
Ke ith is a 3rd grader at
Halt in Newport
gn Dtloto. l
for your aa.raae items ..
BOOKS. too l s , housewares
needed for ou'r daily &IU-
aae sal e~· ~-~75 . Te-
Winkle Hardware, Costa
Mesa.
cam a share of second pi ace velopmen t have been i s sued ti gu a Way, 1.-un i t, 2·s to ry ~!"!!!"!!!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!":"~~~~':":;"".AI
in the Ea~tem Con ference. by the Newport Beach bu ild-dwelling, 541,000, and gar-~ • MUSICAL FOR SALE PUB U CATION typi nawant· ~CC finuhed the EC race ina departmenL aae, 52,0011• • BOOKS FOR SALf ed. Have varityper; head·
wnh a 12-6 slate, and l.S.. The JrviRe Co. has taken Robert Koehler Jr., swim-liner. Over 60 type face s.
12·1 ove.rall re cord.. out permits for a securit) mins 'Pool, 1064 Per.cador •·rn,. fJrt>u ft>arson ."itun " _ ·'TheAtre Compact Oraan' Call 673·1507 or 673..()550.
Joe M•ller wen t. the rou~c stat.ion, block wall, and a D•., 53•44,_. with electronic taps and .1\sk for Fran. ' tb n.. k h tht> first b,.h.ind th~ sant"s ON LY 10
' e uu.cs to p•c up as recreation buildina, whidl. Loui s Bennv. 1337 Galax,· b • •·1 1. Castanet•-at.·· •~ EC 3 1 f ,,.port -) Fran<e " UC<e • rr 0 111 wm ag&Jnst os-initially will be used as a D h d -~ 1 CORCORAN' Mu ,,c CO. .,.II r d 4 d r., Y ro un:rapy poo, hohm. llardhark $1.9:i. ses, ,v1 1 er . anne an sales office. Sl.lOO. (Acros!i from Fashion Sq.) dol d 4 h to th P Ord•r from : e out · 115 e an-Pri vate showin gs o r the Shell Oil Co ' op· e 1166 Town & Country !hers. . ·• -can ~ s Amf'rlcan Opinion Boot& S.Ore .-5414318 The whitewash was the Linda hie ~te aze already for s tation at IULIO Jrvme 1934 Harbor Rh'd.
Your Chamber of Commerce
needs an electric plate,'
under way, The 28-acre Ave .S:) 600 C'o.!itll M~u -Phonf' fi46-o645 ~-lon. & Fri. 'til 8 pm
Miller, and marked lhe lOth horsesho e shaped island Carono del Mor . • Story 4t Clark.
ti me in 11 tries that he went has been designed to ac-Glendale Federal Savmgs,
r fold· chairs., tv tables or
"!?? Call 6734050 i nd
we will help you clean
out your aar~---th ird con feren ce shutout for ·• • · :::::::===~~-~~~~;~~~~.~~~~:_~
the ~-i nni ng rou te. The only commodate 107 waterhont 2333 E. Coas t Hwy., add Saeinway i . HOUSE TRAILER.tup to )0' h ·.c bo do k. rr-Lowr,.v. o<gan w/L('!!~li!', n!'ar ti me .\Iiiier came out earl)' omes, Wlul at-c mg o n ee space on 2nd story, Mus t be reasonable. 673· "I bl • 11 1 n!'"'• oni>· S645; .. a~y t!'rm~. Was '" ge< some rest for a area~ ava1 a e 1or a · n-and erect 2 signs. Sl .lOO . 1 · 1 9266. Call evenings. "" S785va Ut$pin!'t p1ano, 385. start 2 days later. dividual homesites will lr'f'int Terrae• Schmidt·Phill ips Co.
Steve Robertson, fiJI ina in c arry a 75-y ear lease, ac-D. Swedlo w, 1607 B3ya-1907 ~.\lain St., Santil Ana
fo r the injured Steve Yocom curdina to Will iam Mason, dere Ter., addi ti on and al-
at fir st., banaed ou t 4 hits in pres ident of the Irvine Co. terat.iun, $20,0LIO; redecor·
5 tries to pace the a ttack. The Linda Isle permits ate, SI,OOU. GRAND OPENING
May 2.S..26-27
• PERSONAL
ANONntous
Harbor Area. 673·8724. 24
J . ROBERT PAINE, vice-president of Mutual Savings
& Loan Assn ., Co ron a del Mar, is pictured at left re-
ceiving a certif icate of appreciatioo from Anthon y
Ch ristopher ol Seal Beach, newly elected president of
tt1e Orange County Council of the U.S. Navy League.
Mr. Paine, a member of the Navy League Council's
board of directors, wa s hono red tor his promotion of
the 19b6 Na vy Day celebration in Newport Beach.
Dan Mikel s chippe~ i!' wilb arc amooa the conl truction Newport
a 3 lor 5 eflon, 11'.1a_Aitcty,: ~h-i aaued dlnina May J~e Hi Json 3-story
Haas, Ri ck Man.ce~ and by the buildina departmenL triplex, 233 !':)dl • St., S6 1,-
Mike BotU each'ptckma up Here is !h e lis t of proj ects 110.
a plllir.. valued at 51,000 o r more: Woodrow Paine, addi tion ,
l in• l•l• 2318·20 ~ewrort Blvd.,
WIIITI!"S PET liii9-P ~-~~~~~~~~ .440 E. 17th SL, Costa
2 blks, from Westclirr Plaza • STORACE
Phone 642-2251
REFRESHMENTS. FREE HARBOR TRANSFER
The Irvine Co., block wal l, SlO,OOO. SA\1PLES. FREE GIFTS. ANDSTORAGE
.Sl O,OOO; re creation build-Surfside Properties, un it
ins. a port.ion of which will over garage, JOiC 33 rd St.,
DRAWINGS DAILY. Agent for
The s tar of"The Ugi)' Dach-WHEATON
ALL ROLLER SHADES serve as a sales offi ce, 512,000. shund" movie here Fri. & . VANLINES, INC.
Sat., May 26, 27, 10 a.m. Ll 8·7323 or L1 8•9783
PLAIN &DECORATIVE
S15,000; auard house at en-Allen Dale, add en try and
tran ce, CO serve as security cJ.i t, 31 31 W. Cnast ll wy .,
s tation for thi s pri vate corn-51,674.
't.i l noon. Ed & J une Wh ite. 375E.11th St., Cos ta ~-lesa 1-c:-=,..,.--:::-::-c-c---~l
20% DI~UNT
I THIS COUPON
LIMITED TO STOCK ON HAND
CASH &CARRY
HOURS M O N .-F I'I l, 9 AM-5 ,. ...
SATU I'IIOA V 9 AM -) ,.,.,
C:ltc Sltatfc Sltop
DRAPERIES DRAPERY HARDWARE
ROLLER SHADES WOVEN WOODS
2&0! lle~J~r~IIY~. llewlllflluU
173·2831 541-154&
SPECIAL!
IEI.~DIIS.-fii.-SAT. lilY 17-11-11-21
munity, 52.500. Emest Van Dom, duplex-:--:::--:-~-------
Center at Hla 25 th SL, 5l tl,175. . 2-Door Ford Wagon . Re·
Coco's Restaurant. loca-John Barry, al terations, Good surf wagon or trans· corder, needs some repaiL
tion at No. 68 Fashion Is-3018 Newport Bl vd., 5t,auo. portation car. 51 75. 546· 540. OR 3.0550.
IUid. sao.ooo. 2 LOCAL STUDENTS ON 526 1. FOR SALE. Sora. ba<. 2 The Irvine Co., tenant im-CAL POLY DEAN'S LIST Oftl,VIIDeoots for "the Sllow 1960 CORVETTE. Auto. s too ls, lamps, pic t ures,
No. 22 Fashion Island, T wo Newport Beach stu-Trans ., remova ble hardtop braided rug, miscellaneous.
dents at California State convertible ; good cond. 644..()129.
e3S,OOO. Polytechnic College, Po-Phone Sl8·?8b7 or 528· -----.=c=--
Th I · C .K • '70 • FOR SALE NEW TR-4 51 79 GE ORGE COLOURIS ol C -e mne o ., a~\ s mona, are among 0 s.u-3035. cost -Make me an orre''· or SIOre at No. 50 Fashaon dents named to the dean's :"''-'.'":::::-:-cc::~-:-:-:-:,.-:::-:c
ona del Mar, founder-prt; Island, 547 ,500, list for the win ter quarter ;"Ci..ifiifrLOTS•••• .. •·· 414-~560.
ducer of the original Orange Broadway-Hale, partiliol'll of the B66-67 !ich ool year. FOI SALI 3 WOODS, 7 irons, baa"'Cart
County Hom~ Show in 1955, and electrical work, No. 47 They are Don Aakhus, 21• a .,;llij.,;_;aitiio•--•-575. U\tramuic 35 mm.
senior electronic engineer-SACRifiCE 3 c:emotery . F inest 7 element F 2 lens wi ll produce the l9b7 Home Fashion hi and, S74,500. ing ma,·0 ,. son or '·''· and ·
.. < 1 Iota. Hubor Rut Memorial . • · th · 7 and Decorator's Show June ca ., Mrs. D.G. Aakhus or 435 wa accessones. 51 5.
I Si I r• bu "l.l Put. a.t Cypreu.aecbon D OR 3 3585 PM Ll 8 .30 through July q in Ana-. fl· tes nc., o li Ce I,... Santa Ana Ave., Newport 67).8189. al' • . . •
he lm's new $14 million con-IRJ at 4520 Campua Dr., Hei&hts, and Richard Coble, '::;;==========-1.-:4':-1':::3':.:-:::-::==::-:---
. $192,000. 20, a junior c ivil engineer--. • PLE BUFFET for sale.
vent•On center. The show EMt Upper lay ina major, son of Mr. and 0 :;;S;E;iRi;V;il;i;C~E~S~iiiiiiiiO~-Cost $150, sell for S50.
be sponsored by the Phil co·Ford Aeronutroni c Mrs. Roy E. Coble of 15UO • 673•9266. Call eveninas. O<iln~" County Builders Ford Rd., automotive cente; Dover Dri ve, Harbor II i gh-~no~~
A ""·· of whi ch Mr. Colouris ror auto and truck main ten-lands. W-' ~ }-J "-. 'PUTS before your eyes -
Es S ORTS W R on your new c arpet -re ..
is a past president. tnce, $100,000. :AH~U=T SET AM:Y ~4 W ft IT 11\1 G move them with_Biue Lus·
You spell YerdU.ris ?. Cos ta Me sa High School FOR: ~~~~~r~~~~d~h=:
., will ho ld its sprins sports I. SPEECHI!S 3107 E. COast Hwy ., Cor--
Some of the words that p is and acous t ician.
eliminated s tudents in the ''Buttheword,'aeriferous,'
Fourth Annual Orange lhat we thouaht would be
County Spellin& Bee held clitricutt,•• uid Principal
Thursday, May 11 at the Werner Carlson, "they
Lincoln school were spelled that without even
ci ncture, archetype, verdi· thinltina."
Certificaru of a.ward by
LE(i.AL MOTICI! the Jndu1try Educat.ion
award banquet Wednesday, del Mar. ·
May 24, in the airls' gym, ·v BUSINESS RI!Pq:RTS
beainnina at 6:3 0 p.rn . 3. COLL..I!GI! THi!MI!S WANTED
& ASSII;MMINTS
4. ALL YbUI ...
"Mate rial Re .. orck ..
NOTICE Of PU fLI C HEARING Council, and ribbo01 that
Noti ce is hereby li ven lb•t had been prepared by the
f th~> P lann in11 Commiuion of th.eart claues or Linco ln were 30 000 Ml"l_, 0 stop power City of Newport Buda w;IJ tb n . ' '-'D hold • public hesrinl! on th.ePI'etento4 lo e nahlt of
Letter winner s in base·
ball, tennis, swifT'ITlins .
trac k and golf wi II be
recoanized, according to
athletic di rector Bo b
Hunter, who will be emcee.
Top award will be "Mus tang
or the year,'' for outs tand·
ina contribution to athletic&
for the year.
" If Neeeuory"
itHOMI1 Mil. IIOIIIM.
,73..,5951
appli c•tion ol Phillip •d Ei• each achool, accordina to GUARANTEED leen Riipp, OBA B.yview Pro--Mra. Glenda Brown ape I• foe'~:~J~:' da~·;o:::1~,!~270~ lina bee coordinatdr. ~e
a~~'N an S.Uolt aparbneat baildia11 ia Cover o( the PfOif am 1n lA I A_ Pl. the C. I Oiatrict, Lot 22. ~ ofmuhi color offtet printina 1111'!111• 23, lAR d 2 feet of 21, Block 23.waadeaiped by art teacher,
Tnct Newpon Beach. eo..,. S 11 p 11· r 9 5 n~oaly bow. •• 123 23rd St., . •· te a o In, o
Ill I'll-N•wP"' """"'· · !Ltneoln. -Notice la llerebr further Jive Loc:al achool finalist•
UIAFE'r*l'* .. dut .. ld pablic li .. ri•l wlJl be were ei•.,th padera Jofln 1Mo .. •••WI ,..,_. held oa die Ill d.y of J•a-.lu : .,,
1967, It •• hoar ol 1:00 r···'"'"u&h of Davu, Lenore. ~~ the c .. aeil O•Mn o •• rt.d•r ·of Horace E.naip,
•Him CAitO• ACc.a:,.TCD WITH MIN, ,. ..... ;N •wport Btadit Cil)' 81111, IM!Oebbia L.w1on o( l(aiaer
..._ wfll clt cJ•e •d pi-e• •Y •d iad •-u-o.· of T .... •II per••• lat•raM•d • ., .. . ~a '"'" 1e e-... 6 p~Jar ~e lletnf •e,._. W1Kle; Md •••nth plder
• I . Y. Copollo. _.,_,. ICallly laith oC Lioeolo.
-II _.. I•~ Chy • -" .. Baallll.r o1 Fui-C...IHloa ....,. IP:~~~t;.!~ 11. lfr67. Ia 1l!rtoa. w. tiM coatell l'r H.t.rb... • ............. . ..
""fUCHSIAS IN HARMONY '"
P lans are under wi.f (or
the tllb annual fuchsia and
shade plant 1how, "Fuch·
si•s in harmony," to be
held June 23•25 at the
Oranee County FairiJounda
in Cotta Meta.
· The Loa Anaelet Fem
Society, and the Oranae
Counl)' Beaonia Society and
othen will have diaplay1.
Tho Coat. Meu•BiyCitiet
Pocbaia Pouival wi II be
held Juno, 3 and 4 an annual
••ent tach year in coajune-
ti~ with the Llona Clab
nob fry ot Costa Meso porl.
aT!LIVUIOII
GfiAIAHfi:ED USED
TV'o ' $29.10
TV Rnralo flO acri.ila a., -Opdoa
•l!llpen oemce callo .,
CORY'S TV 22711 c.u.,., Cll
(lleliled I-lion) HI-411A
.. • .
oREAL ESTATE
CORONA DEL ~iAR -3121
3rd Ave., by owner, dar·
ling b\k/wh 2 bdrm house.
Open plan living nn. &
Litchcn, fireplace, car·
peted throuJhout, small
lot, garaae. Landscape
oriental. OPEl'-! HOUSE
weekend1. Call 675•2758.
Week days cal l Turner
61022 collect.
• WANTED TO RENT
MIOOLE·AGED business
couple and PDISibly rela·
tive, des ire furnished
home. E·arly July thru
Labor Day. Dates flexible.
No Children, no pets.
Describe &. quote rental.
Must be quiet ne ighbor•
hood. Excellent care.
Alvin Weinaarten, Box
1210, Palm.&prina•. Calif.
medica.! office one
noon a week. t2 per hour,
673-3240. Call aCter 2
HAIR STYLIST WANTED
with followina
N£11POOT SET COirFUftES
673-5)42
c.llloT--~ .......... .,....
to ~~:a. MAY 11~7F Newport llach .... I :..:.==-=~~:..:....____.:===.::.=..:... Ballo. lslci!MI Costa Mna
JOHN RICHARD, who became the father
of twin boys last April 5, Is the newest
addition to the Newport Beach police de-
partmenLHe i s shown he re in patrolman's
uni form, wi th his fath er, Dick Ri chard,
presi den t of Richard's Lido Market, and
Jim Glavas, Newport Beach police chief.
John, Vtflo completed his training at ltle
L os Angeles Poll ce Academy just a week
after the arri val of the twins, became in-
terested in police work while serving in
the Newpo rt Beach reserve officers or·
ganizatlon . He is a graduate in bu siness
ackninistration at USC .
Car wash requested again in CDM
The Jordan and Benjamin . Crowns res taurant, Corona
use permit a pplication for 369· Place~tla Ave ., West del Mar, for 1 8~nth e x·
. Newport Be1ghts . · r · r an automati c car wash at Th d 1 ,1 C tensiOn o use pernu t or . e Coro na e 1 ar om-k. d the present locatton of Sea . C . 1 off·slrcet par mg on a •
Crest Motel in Corona de l mun tty 0.nsre(!attona Joining R·l parcel.
Ma r will come before the Church ,621 Heliotrope Ave ., Request of Roge r de Young
Newport Beach P lannins re locate the e xisting sane• of the NewJX'lrt Shores Co.
tuary buildin s and re mo del · r Commission again th is fur a 6-mon th extension o a the exis ting church and use evenins , May 18. us e permi t for a di rec tional an adjoini ng lot for parking. Their previous request s ign at Fern St. and Coast Edison Co., electric dis·
Kings
The 4th annul aootw.
Club awards di nner will M
beld lhtt Saturday, May 20,
in &he caJetorium of Corona
del Mar Hiah School. Dinner
wi II be served hom $ to
7 p.m., and awards prel en-
lation wi ll beain at 7.
Top award s to be pres.ented •
include the Buddy Ebsen
award to the bea t bl ocker
varsity footba ll ; the
Booater Club academi
award to the boy wi th the
hiahes t arade point averaae
in varsity , B and C te ams;
and Sea King of the year,
to the outstandins senior
athlete.
Nominees for the Sea Kina
of the year award, selected
by the varsity coaches, are
Brian Casserly, Marshall
Savase,John Morrisset, Phil
Cotton, Mike Martin, Paty
Ay res, Gary Bailey, Haro ld
Lundell, Ed Shipley and
Chris Schurig.
Bob Leech, pre si dent of
the Boosters C lub, is i n
charge o r the awar ds
dinner. Dave Holl and, new
varsity football coach, will
be the emcee.
P hone in Your Order
foro Subscription:
Coil 673.0550 was denied by the Com--tri bution substation, to be ll wy.
miuion , .00 ~evi.ed plan• known ., Cwwn Sub,alion,l"lons elect Griffith are now beina presented. in the Harbor View Hdls Also on toni&ht's agenda
is the Corona del Mar Com•
munity Church application
to relocate the sanctuary
and to remodel the church.
Here is th'e complete
asenda for the mee tina,
which will be he ld in the
Newport Beach City Hall,
be s inn ing at 8 p.m.:
Amendment
Ame ndment 2Jl, for re•
zonina H,arbor View Hills
Tract6385, near San Joaquin
Hills Rd~ and Crown Drive
North , from C-N1i and
R·J·B to R·1•B.
Res ubcf ivi1ion
Edison Co., cr cation of a
parcel at San J oaquin Hills
Rd. and Crown Drive North,
Harbor View Hills , for an
e lectrical substation .
Varia~~ee
Stanley Ahlman, 207 32nd
St., Newport, sinale family
residence with a 7-foot
encroachme nt into the 1~
root rear setbac k. u .. Permitl
area.
Lawrence W. All en,. 2060
Ocean Bl vd., Balboa. bed·
room and bath addition over
attached garage of a non·
conforming dwelling.
Jordan and Banjamin Inc.,
2931 E. Coast Hwy ., Corona
del Mar, automatic car wash
and a n<Hee private parking
lo t.
Comm11nications
Requc11 to f Larry Crandall,
vice -president of Five
Beam ,
elected
\tariners
Griffith has been
pre sident of the
Lions t:lub or
:-.l~:~~o port Beach, succeeding
Robert C. Eschbach.
Ralph Franklin is the fi rs t
\'ICe·president for 1967-68;
Bob Walker, 2nd vice•presi·
dent; Jerr) ~i zelove, 3rd
VICe -president; Vance ;{o-
bcrts. secre ta ry: Leo Love,
treasure r; Gilbert Boyne,
tail twis ter; Bill Davis ,
and Mike Hill,
Tom Phillips , B.S .
ton , Ro land Landrisan
Jesse Luke, di rectors.
The club, which meets
noon on Fridays , has rol.u n>l
ed to the Stuft Sh irt '""''"1
rant as its resular meeti
place.
The annual book sale has
been rescheduled for June
23 and 24. Additional books
are be ins sought by Lion'~ for this fund -rais i
even!..
Exchanges
HAVE:No rrh Tu s tin custom·buih home, 3 bed-
rooms, Iorge fom ily room, 2 baths. Very
proYinciol architecture, with country-style
kitchen. Hooted swi mm ing pool. Qui et, ex·
elusive location,
'fif AHT: Trust deeds or li sted stock for $15,000
equity.
HAVE: 12 acres in Fall brook, engineered into 10
home si tes OYerlooking the proposed Sonto
Marga rita Loke. 3 minutes from downtown.
WAHT:Home or duplex. to $70,000, Bolboo Island
or Corona del Ma r.
HAVE: Downto wn Anaheim bu ilding. Scheduled
incom e, $500 per monrh.
WAHT:L isted stocks or investment funds for
$.49,500 free an d clear equ ity.
HAVE : Santo Ano indu strial buildintr Leoud for
$485 o month.
WANT: Li sted stocks or inYestment funds for
W ,SOO free and cl ear equity.
PHOHE 642·5111
.YA1 COI .i Lii .D
S!LLING?
IENnNG?
The Irvine Co., Harbor
View Hills commun ity signs
on San Jo aquin Hills Rd.,
\\acArthur Blvd ., and Uni·
versity Dr .
Newport National Bank,
banking office and signs at
MARI NE RS LIO NS' OF R CERS i nclu~e;
from left, Or. Ralph Frank lin, fi rst vice.
presi dent; Beam Griffith, insu ran ce bro-
ker, the new J)n!si den t, and pho lo9fapher
Robert Walker, 2nd vic~pr e sident. (En·
sign photo.)
INVESTING?
AID REALn Cl.
HEI'OMT OF CONDtTIOS OF THE JfPPOftT KATl OMAL IWfX
1,'11 THE STATE OF CALI~J4 , AT 111E n.OSE Ot' lll'~l;<o;E:-l"-o:o; April a:!, , lf67
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LIDO ISLE SPECIAL
ARE YOU SPACE CON-
SCIOUS':' This is larae
enou&h to accommodate
the mos t ac ti ve ramily. 3
BI G bedroom s, 2 baths,
sarases for 3 cars. HUGE
enclosed patio. Needs re-
decoratins. 75 feet on
s treets at fron t and rear
of property. Pri ced at
569,500.00 -liberal terms.
Call 67HOOO for appoint-
ment.
RALPH P. MASK £Y. Rl.,.
Jo4 11 M••pot"' &hrcl., M.S.
LIDO ISLE BEST
2 custom homes, immedi-
ate possession, excell ent
finan cing. Enjoy luxury
living in this Spanish
mo tif. 2 story,~ bedroom,
dining nn., fam i ly nn. 3:1:
baths,
$86,300
FREHCH REG£HCY
5 bedroom, 4 hath, fines t
bit-in ki tchen. Glamorous
2 story hiah livi na nn.
Re nection pool and foun·
lain s.
S8a,"300
You o we it to yourself to
make an appointment to
s e e these 2 new lu xury
homes.
-47~~
Jail VIA UDO, •
iiiW'DIT IIAOI
HARVEY D. I'EASI
Realtor -Appraiur
Po .\ • llolboo I
673.1200
642-6472
eve. 673-3468
1730 W. Coest Hiwoy
Newport \koch
MOVE IN ,l SWIM
No waititJ&:, this beaut. Har·
bor Estat" 3 BR. 1% bl.th
home is ~ to rnovr In
to. Healed tiltromf pool, IIIP-
&ntely crou fmced to pro.
tt'ct sm. children. f'u1l,y
cptd A drp. d.w. disp.
Low down from Owner.
Oprn tfouR Sun 10-4. 228
Wate f"ort'!ll Rd. C.M. or
call JCI"dan 67J.201.
SPACE FOR RENT
in the En si gn Bu ild ing
2121 E. Ct1Sl Hwy., Clrtll 611 Mat
App roxi mately 750 sq. h. in rear of bu il ding,
with entrance from Fernleof Ave.
SEE OWNER AT THE ENSI GN
Tll.,hu: Ul-1551
SBIIPLB
BBAL BSTATB
E·CHIP IIYESTIIUT 11 1 :~-· fl ight investment: 2 Lots in booming Dana
P oint! With new multi-million yacht··h orbor
under con struction, ond property prices soarin g
•.• th is is o BE ST BU Y. Zoned fo, si• (6)
un its ••• a steal ~ $19,500 (fo r the pair)
EAST ILUFF IUUTT
Over 2500 sq. ft. of exquisite luxury. Every
concei vable e xtro hos been incorpora ted in th i s
mo'1'ificen t 3 B.R., 3 Bo. home . H/F Pool,
custom wrou~t·i ron fenci ng, automatic 59rink•
lor system, Fom. Rm. w/wot bo1 ••• VIEW of
Back Bay. JUST SS8,500
IE A IAIDIT
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If you don 't see this , you're mi ssing the big-
gost stool in COM DU P~E)( history ! Nootost
2 B.R. homo in front with beam'd ceili ngs, ;_:;-p.c-~-'lJ I·----------11 hondsomo fir011loco, """''d polio ••• noal os o
c aa•t Sell 1t1 pin, AND cute, '""'Y 1 B.R. apt. aveT"garoge
T'fdoiiT with viow: ASKING J UST SJ7,100 ••. BUT For Paot Aoolioo .t Ruolta MAKE OFFER· • , Call
EXOIAHG E SPECI ALISTS a.\.1 II& IIJATI gJ.illl
DOYU! CO. ~1161 2111 L C...
270 E. 17* St., Coota Mou
Lido Isle
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EXCELLENT EASTSIDE
COSTA MESA
Close to WOO DLAND and KA ISE R sC"houls. Four
bedroms, I ~4 bath on a quiet c ul -de·sac st reet.
Beaut ifully landsc aped wit.h sprinkle rs fron t and
rear and very litt le yard work . :.?4' lJ\·in,e room
with firepla ce , famil y ruom, electric-knchen wi1h
dishwashe r makes this a n outstandin~Z: humP fur
only $27,950. Excellen t financ inR;. (.al l fur ap-
pointment.
COUNTRY CLUB AREA
Approximately 2600 sq. ft. of j;!:rac ious li\inll.
FII"E BEDROOMS. 3 BATHS, fonnal d1ni n• mom,
hu~e master bedroom with walk·tn closf'ts. ~It•
c hen has everythin~. built-ins, dish~<~·aslter, dnu·
ble oven, disposal a nd ·lots o{ cabinels. This
home is tutefu\l y decorated and hu \ar~ patio
with block wall. Priced at only S3;,95() -CALL
'iOIP '
"Y•11 u.u ow ~ s.mu"
Dl L ll'llo lt.-U60USI Coote-
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JUST
$34,700
PRICED FOR QUICK SALE'
Fresh os the flo wers in the yard.
Coli and we wi II show
.607 POINSETTIA , CORONA DEL MAR
to you!
• • • • •
See us for that duplex bargain
ijOH Y. f"IUH l<l.IH
I ROl.TOR' 3250bolc-t-•
CoroN dtl .... CllffrlnNe
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OPEN SEVEN DAYS
GREAT LOCATION
NEAR MESA VE RDE COU NTRY CLUB
3 B. R., llil Baths, Family Room
Now Carpets, 0...0.•
524,500
M«ovl
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UIO Newport U 1,.n29 Costa~~-•
•
lltOIISoAY,IIAY II, 1951
COIIIIIA DEL IIAII, CAlF.
I' 7
. I CHIJRCHES ,
1'11• c .......... au. .•••. :t.ono Plicltl ... will
lltd St. •d Onop 4 .... pnadl ca "A tilllo · ,...,
Coata Mea• -PuiDr HMIY ai ••" at llr.e 10 a. a. . "'"'
Joa••' laDOD at IO:JO a.a. vice lbia &.aaday. "There• a·
a&nday will deal wilb u"•i a aew 10111 ia m,y bHrt"
skin• ad mod -weal." At wlll be the lhtme of the
7 p.q,l.. he will beJin lbt 7:30 p.m. · Wedoelday cven-
IIU4y of~· book of Juctaea, ina prayer aenicc.
startina watb "tt.at ... ,,4 • • •
Ood." l.om OIPter 2. A The Chri•U-.. Sd.-ace
conpe.alional bueiness Onarc:hes, Newport Beach,
meecina ha1 been called for Corona del .Mar 1nd Cost.a
7 p.m. ·we•etday. May 24. · Me" -""Soul 111rd body"
• • • 1 will be tho aubjee t of dlia
SL ·Andrew's Preaby&ed111r Sunday's leuon·aermon.
Ouuch, 600 SL Anckew-s • • •
Rd.,: Cliff Haven-.. A tur~ Fairview Bapdat Church,
lu proor reliJion•• will be 2525 Fairview Rd., Coata
lhe bpic of Or. O.arle1 ~e .. -Ouest apeak• for
Dierenfield'1 aeanon at •• lhia Suaday'a aervicea. in
3, 9:30 .nd 11 a.m. &an~ lhe abunc~ or vaCa~oriina
aer'licea. New member c:lea-pas tor MelVIn Taylor, u f!.e
S CI will beain at 7:30p.m. Rev. Ed Allen, chaplain .atl
tc;:;;-;--;at the Balboa Bay Club and Tennis
Orange County cont inues to score with Club on Sunday, June 4, followed by .
love and serv ice. This year it adds a new a dinner dance at the Bay Club. Mrs.
June 1, ~ad will conlinue ua. 'Mr. Allen waa formerly MEMBERS of tfle Irvine Terrace Phllhar-
Juno & 1nd lS. pas &or of St.· Michael and monic Group assisting with the plans for
• • • AIIAnaehE.piacopal Oturch the May 24 flea market include, from
left, Mrs. Wflliam Moody, Mrs. Harry
Baker, Mrs. Ralph Mo rgan and Mrs. Ro-
bert Hinrichs. feature -a junior tournament in con-walter Gayne r is president of the Ado~r
junction with the regular tenn is tourna-tion Guild . Mrs. James w. Hines Jr. is
ment. Among those who will participate chairman of the te nnis ball, and her com-
The Plymouth ConpeJ• of Corona del Mar. ~.:~.~":~.i:.~ !;;.·: Tile co:on: ·del Mer FLEA MARKET SET MAY 24
Rev. John Pridonorr• 1er-Community Conareaatinnal The Irvine Tenace Phil-Cha•ter . Salisbury, .Robert Mn .. Norman. Bing and ~s.
mon mpic for die 10 Lm. Church, United Church of hannonic Oroup will hold its Hinrichs, and Gerald M~> Lew1s Dunmue; books, w1th
SJ.nday aervice wifl bo"'The Chtiat, 611 Heliotrope 6th aMual nea market May Clellan. Mrs. James Tyler; and 1weet
Trinity: foundation or f~n· Ave. _ "A belated Pente· 24 at the home of Mn. Chu-Other reatures include the shop, with Mr~. Lee J ordan
tasy?" A foanation meetina cost" will be the sermon ter Salisbury, UOO Tahuna followina: Objets d'Art, with Jr. and Mn: ~achard Com~ II .
for a men'• fellowahip W81 topic of Dr . Philip Murray Ter.,Jrvine Tenace. the Mnea. William Miles, The P.arnlan Cafe, With
are, from left, Duncan Coffey and Tom mi ttee includes Mmes. Mark Soden, Don-
Wa lker, 2 of the junior players; Mrs. Ed aid Lewis, Edwin Wachter, Glenn Bii-
Roletti and Mrs. Ed Wachter, mem bers lings ley, John Lohman and FrankL. Wil-
of the ba ll commi ttee. Seve ra l fo rmer Iiams. Mrs. Horace Wh ite and Mrs. John
rational and amateu r . ch~p ions will Elliott head up the tournament committee.
be competing fo r trophieS •n the cham-(Terr y Boris photo.) held May ~. and a 2nd moet· for the 9:30 and 11 a.m. Mn. Edward L.Montaomery, William Hostetter, John Mfl!es. Rlc.hard Nelson, John
ina wiJI be held followina Sunday s ervices. chairman, reports that the Crimp, and Roy Jackson; H~·~es , Rac ha~d Kredel, ·~d pionship flighL Fin al s will be played
Gay Paree motif for Soiree d'art thi s Sunday's service. ·Con· • • • Boutique section hu many paintinas, with Bette How-Wilham Munce m ch~ae, wil l
firmation clanea will be The first anniversary of 'd d oo· c(s to au and Mrs. lrvina Jordan; offer a new menu. th1~ year.
br P . f new 1 eas. an Je . . The usual aratu wme and held at 8:30 a.m. this the li ary at the nnc:e o offer. It w11l be atarfed by clothma, w•th Mmes. Harry coffee will be offered to all
SJ.nday and on May 21 Peace Lutheran Church, the ~ ... Lloyd Greaory, Baker, Ralph Moraan, and b Mr Ph .
1
. Sch M J hn 5 W t ()Jests and members of the Richard Cauady, a teacher. ~y B'~b 0 B ·Cia ;on.11 auxiliary are eagerly await-of art history a t the Pan·
T e a oa .•Y u WI , ina this galachampaane sup-dena Ci ty Colleae, will join
be transronned mto the G.a)' per which will give them the John Sco tt Trotter and R~ P~ee of U~O. complete ~lth opportunity to purchase be rt Ouaaenheim as auction-
E•ffel tow~r, can·can .suls paintinss fr om the works of eer.Mr. T rotter is well known
an d gas hghts on Fnday, such·well known arti sts as as a composer and con®c· ~aybo26 , Awh~l~ ~e 7e~~~t Lucia Anderson.. Gloria tor, and ~lr. Guggenheim is a
and June 4 for peuoru 16 2987 Mesa Verde Or., Costa William Brown, O.H. Camp. Sallye Braly; toys_, with Mu. ~~~~ Y 1' 1 1P. •
and older who wiah to join Mesa, will be observed Sun• bell, James Eubank, Wal· Willi.m Moody and Mrs. Ro-eae ·
the chwch. day,May21,followinachurch lace Ollon, Joaeph Ryan, bert Blac:kmar; noweu, with
• • • services and Sunday tchool. N • 1 H
The Ney-portUn;ty.Oour.ch, Bookt ~ill be on d;aploy on ew arrtva S at oa meetina 1n lhe Sauor Cab· the pabo. Theme of the fau
d ar r H UXI !Snan . 0 1 • Bradeson,Joanlrvme Brandt, philanthropist and civic lea·
uns clubhouae, 15th St. and is .. Books to chart lire• a S.turd•y, Mlly 6 Friday, Moy 12
Irvine, Clifr Haven -The course." Boy -Mr. & Mu. Marion Girl _ Mr. & r en'~ omSthe b ' c•et.Y1 Sos~on-Rex Brandt, Thelma Cardin, der Both men have a sin·
SOl S ltS lennal !ICC p I D c E ton • . . Vietnam d' ,1 w·1 v w d au arrow, aro a • cere and deep mteres t mart at~. rs.. 1 son · 00 -Ray Friesz, Arm en Gaspar-and have served as auction-man IS chalnnan of the event. ,·an Foank Hamilton Dixie r th So. d'Ar f · · • • eers or e nee t One o the exc•t•ng aurae-Hall Thelma PaddOck Hope, se,.eral times. Mr. and Mr•. Melvin F . ..,.,....
tio~s is. Le Pe tit S~lon , Rub}: Hufford, Ralph Hulen, Mrs. wilson v. Woodman,
wh1ch will feature .obJeCts JanKasprzyckf,RogerKuntz, chainnan of the Soiree, is
d'art such as. ceram1c pots, Louise Lieber, Duncan Me· a ssisted by Mrs. William g~l d and stlver Jewelry , Kerracker, Sonia Mitrov ich, Krumpholz, Le Petit Salon;
Stitchery, coll age s, wa~e r Diana Nics, Harold Noyes, ~lt s. Robert Diemer, paint-
colors and posters, all d1s- Ruth Osgood, Melva Rue, ings; \Irs. James J ohnston,
played under a strikina black David Schnabel ~1illard decorati ons; Mrs . GeO rae
and whi te awning and sell-Sheets Don Shr~\·es J an Gun, ueasurer; Mrs. Bruce
ina fot S]l) or leu. Hanse~ Travis, Anne' Von , Sumner, reservations; Mrs.
Griffin of Lona Beach •·
nounce the enaaaemcnt of
their dauahter, Marlha Jane,
to LL James Gary Caldwell,
son of Mr. and Mrs·. J. Harold
Caldwell of Sho re Clifra and
arandson of Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Black burn of Balboa
hiiWl.d.
The rormal announccmatt
was made at a dinner party
ht:ldin lhe Allen Center Offi·
cen Club in Lona Beach,
The bride-to-be, a aradu.a&e
or Lona Boach Poly Hiab
&mool-~n4 .aow a jQD.lol al
Scripps Cp~teae in q.,.,
mont, di1closed the uw1 J
her ena.,ement . 10 clu ...
mate• and rriend• at a party
held at lhe achool.
• FOR A
CONSERVATIVE
General Insurance
Co11 ta ct
ED WARD
AT
JAY & RENFRO
333 N. NEWPORT BL VD
NEWPORT BEACH
PACIFIC
VIEW
MIE'M OJ(I Al P All: I(
-~-
U .. METERY
CREMATORY
MAUSOLEUM
21210 M«Arthur Bolllto~lrd
Newport Buell, C.I!!Offlll
(71f) 67].2601
Patricia Smoot Walker, Wi lliam Harper, invitations;
Clair W. Weidenaar, Fran ~lrs . Les Littlejohti, pr~
Williams , Vashti Whitnah, gr ams ; Mrs. Ri chard Jonas,
Robert A. Wood, Ber-supper; Mrs. Robert Meserve,
nard Zalusky , Herbert Gris-photoaraphy; Mrs. Terrell
wahl, Comm&n4ct S.J. ~ Root, tunsportatioa.
winski, \lary Lind, Flavia Proceeds rrotn the Soiree
Weedn, and Phil Dike. · will be us.ed to further lhe
The unusual and artistic work of the Children's Horne
·invi tations and programs are Society in cont..inuina to
reproductions of a Toulouse-promote sound adoptions.
Lautrec poster in shades of The societY is one of the
shocking pink. otde s t and laraest privately
According to \Irs. ~lerton supported aaencies in the
K. Cameron, president of the country and it serves chi I·
Newport Harbor Aux iliary, dren of all races and creeds.
Lt. Caldwell haa just COOl•
plcted 6 months of Military
Police duty at Fort Hood,
Tel81, and is no w homo on
a monlh's leave. This Sun• M L L• • • tall d day ho will leave by plane rs. e levre IS IDS e for s .. Francisco, on hio
Marth. J•n• GriHin
ate School in U66. He pleas
m be a colleae bi smry u ..
cber when he completes hi 1
mi li t&Jy service.
The weddina date will be
aet when he retuml rrom
Vietnam.
way fo r a one-year tour o( \lrs. Stanley LeLie vre of Lor.gridae, treasu rer; Mn. duty in Vietnam. OIL GEIIUE 10 TALK
Cl iff Haven was installed as John Thous and, auditor; He is a H61 araOOate of TO IEPUILICAII _IOIEM.
presiden t of th e Woman 's ~1r s. Charles Mower, his-Newport Harbor Hiah School, Dr. Wallace Gcme, preaa-
Civic League during a lun -ian; ~hs. Laurence Wright, received hi• B.A. dearee at dent of lhe Oranae ())unty
ch eon ruesday at Barron 's pa rliamen tarian. Claremont Men's Colleae il) Medical Aun. will apeak to
restaurant. She succeeds The Ci vi c .League ins ~-1165 and his Muter'• De· the Newport Harbor Federa•
Mrs. Laurence WrighL tuted somethm.g new thu gree from Claremont Gradu-ted Republican Women at the
year by presentmg a woman home of Mrs. William Bent~:,
Other o fficers for 1167..()0 of the year award. Re ci pient GEORGE I, HAlLOW 810 W. Bay Ave . Balboa
are \Ir s. Fred Dupree, first was \1rs. Challen Landeu. OF ~· IIEWPORT DIES at 10 a.m. Thursday, Ma;
vice president; \lrs. Wart en The Civic League meets Thirty o f lhe 80 years or 25.
Poi tras, second vice pre si-!he thiTd Tuesd ay o r each his life had been spent by Mrs . John H. Scruaas Jr.
den t; \Irs. \1artin Fassell, mon th. The membership is Georae W. Harlow, 206 401h and Mrs. John R. Davies
recording secretary ; Mrs. open. Membership chainnan St., We st Newport, as a Jr will report on the Na• ~.S. Sunderland, co~r.espond-is \-1rs. Wayne Helmick, 54~ maintenance m., for Pacific ti~al Federated Republi·
mg secretary; \Irs. Elizabeth 663 1. Telephone Co. . can Women's Convention in
Off tr t rk • ked Mr. Harlow .d•ed May 13 Washinaton, D.C., wh ich S ee Pa lng as at Hoaa Hospital. He had th u d d
been a resident here for 17 ~;s~ ce;a l~e~ Landers wi ll
Corona del Mar br anch to y~rr~ivors are his wife, read 2 reaolutions that have
report to hi s new assign· M •-H 1 2 been forwarded toAuembly-men t Ma y 23. rs. "''" ar ow; sons, R b Badh d
Ed Hirth , cha irman of the Georae Harlow of Oakl1nd man ° ert . am ~
If parking me ter fees are
• ast:d, 50'1: of that in·
come should go toward the
1."'"< opment of off sueet
the parkina meter ~~=~~~~~~~~ coonn;;uec s tated at the II d 0 r 0 t h 'I Newport Harbor Chamber of
tidelands commi ttee, re• and Robert Harlo w of Red-ISenator Jo~ Sc:hm!~.' -.Bill
dins ; a dauahter, Mu. BeY.. No.··H relabna to di~tnbu· ported that at a spec ial o· f h f 1 1 o1 to erly Thompaon of Pcnnsyl-, ~ o .~ u m~ en mee ting held May 10 wi th vania. 4 ar.ndchildren and ch1l~an., and. ~It ~.o. 7
Commerce board me eting at
nopkie the Ver sailles Restaurant.
in ter iors John ~1acnab, president,
Home n••d
r•lurbi 1hing?
Updoting? Com pl•te
decor or long •ot~g •
plonning,
Ruid.,.,llol • Con
of the chamber, ann oun ced
that di rector Steven T revor
the City Counc il, it was one areat·pandchild. relabna to llltbon, ,. The
suagested that if the Ci ty Services were held May 15.1~am. eam 1nd relllm.
is contempl ating a tide· with the Rev. Calvin Ocha·
lands fee on cofl'll'le rcial ner offieiatina at Bell Broad-MILES KANODE OF
property, the fee should way Chapel. jCOSTA MESA DIES
also apply to residential DAVY IlTTEN ON LEG Oravuide service.• were
EVAN LOUGHEED Of
COSTA MESA DIES
property. ,\$HE PLAYS WITH DOG held Moy 17 for Moleo W.
. u.... Kanode, 205 E. 19th St., ~1ttle 3 ,.....,.eat"'ld Davy Co1ta Meta, af Pacific
Si!TC)son , 852 Towne St., Otstot, 2265
Co• La Mesa. Coa ta Me sa.
Mrs . Robert
Miner St.,
Boy -Mr. & Mrs. James Boy -Mr. & Mrs.
Keller, 920 W. 20th St., Dreyfua, 3101 Monroe
Costa Mesa. Costa Mesa.
Sunlioy, Moy 7 Girl -Mr. & Mrs . Robert ,
'Boy-Mr.&. Mu. Kendall Rinker, 426 Cabrillo St.,
Jacoblen, 2613 Redlands Costa Mesa.
ptive, CostaMeu. Girl -Mr. & Mu.
Mondoy, May 8 Brown, 329 Nassau
Girl -Mr. &. Mn. Gary Costa Mesa.
Jack
Rd.,
Tiveron, 2033 Newport Girl -Mr. & Mra. William
Blvd., Costa Men. Wan, 3106 Femheath Lane,
T ••s•y, Moy 9 Costa Mesa.
Girl -Mr. &: Mn . Donald Boy -Mr. &. Mrs. Richard
Pacot, 690 Capital St., Brouah. 673-8 Victoria St.,
Costa Mesa. Co1ta Mesa.
Girl -Mr. &. Mrs . Norvil Gitl -Mr. &: Mn. Gilbert ao•.:..::a-~-
Pialey, · J1l Joua St.. ~RIW;~•;•!·~·~J~!111;~· ~·~-::•:•:•~ltJ~~~;~;'; -;~~~ Colt& Mesa. . Way,.(:olta Meu.
Oirl -Mt. A Mra. Robert
Out, 2159 Hiekory Pl.,
Cotta Meu.
Boy -Mr. &. Mn. Walter
Keith, 4404 Seashore Dr.,
Wett Newport. ....... 4., ..... , 10
Boy -Mr. A Mr1. Robert
Reiter, 2144 Oranae Ave.,
Coata Mea a.·
Oirl -Mr. &. Mn. Duane
Harm•en.l85311linois Ave .,
Costa Mesa.
Boy -Mr. & Mrs. Thomas
Kelly, 1312 W.. Balboa
Blvd., Cenl.lal Newport.
Thunclay, Moy 11
Girl -Mr. & Mrs . John
Reed, 304 Ir is Ave ., Corona
del Mar.
Girl -Mr . &. Mn. Lee
Kovac1, 2959 Mendoza
Drive, Cos ta Mesa .
MR$. VIRGINIA REID OF
CITY HALL $TAFF DIE$
After several years of
i llneu , Virainia Reid died
May 10 at her hom e, 4223
Dana Rd., Wnt Newport
Heiaht1, at aae 57 .
She had served for 7
yean u secretary in the
public works department of
the City of Newport Beach,
and had lived in Oranae
County for 20 y.ears.
A memorial service was
held ~ay 12 at Balu Mar-
•·~. Costa Mesa. Private
interment was at Paeific
View Memorial Park. Survivor~ -are her IOf\,
John J. Reid. Newport
Beach; and a bro~er, Jerry
WriJht, Portland. cue~ out Wednesday Viow Memorial Park. under
evemna, Moy 10, ond at tho ~ d . ,. f w •-rrr IeTTY HOLLAND Df ..... , •• , •••eft
... ll61
S41·f1H
has been promoted to ass is·
tant vice president and
assistant manaaer of the
Wilshire and Robertson Bank
of America in Beverly Hills.
He will leave his present
pos t as manager of the
Evan A. Luuaheed, 59,
died Friday, May 12, at his
home, 3099 Country C lub
Drive , Cos ta Mesa.
same time hit mother, ~ .... e tree 'on ° "u-1• WIST MIWftOIT DIIS
John Griffith heard the Mortuary •. He wa• bom ID n. Rn. Herbert Jobn•on
d bl: d Ada, Oh1o and was 111 •
11
__ .
10
. ~.oun. reaem IDI 01 ta11 adverti s ina maaaacr rOf a trl umCI& at PfiYalti
O'BRIEN'S hu dev-'•PM. a al.,..atur• for their
INth.,..Mh.,_rooM •d brl ct. •eri•a.
Ollt.MGE COUHTY
,.HtLHAitMOHIC SOCIETY
ONE PERFORMANCE ONLY -MON. JUNE 5
THE
PHILADELPHIA ORCHESTRA
, E•s••• Orm .. dy, co•ducto r
(11Ht t<Orlfl'• •'"'••• ordr ul"G -,'Vew•w•el! MtJifGiiu;
8: lO p.m.
Moz.art sym ph ony .-Js 1n 0 maJOr
Schuman new England triplych
Ravel s uite .n, Oallcc
Daphn is 6-Chiot
Brahoos sy mpho ny •2 in 0 major, Opus 71
Tlck•u -5.00, 3 . .50 C•••d..,,. 2 . .50)
Ofwee C1 •tr Pt.lllt ... •le Offlu
:Ill W. C:..Ot Hwp,.flowport 1-h
,._.6MUII c-• llell, .,._, of c.11._1., lm••
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He was born May 26,
1907, in Grand Rapids,
Mich. He waa a district
manaaer for 30 yean for
Fanners' ln1urance, a m~rn
ber o( the Bar Auociation
in North Dakota, Ma1onie
Lodae 128 and Royal Areh
Muon 44 in Viialia. 1nd a
put patron of th e E81tem
Stat.
Funeral services were
held Monday, May l.S, at
the Prince of Peace Lallier•
Ou.rch, COlLI Me1a. ...Ser
die direction o( Balta
Monuory, Coo 10 Moo e. Tile
Rev. Andrew C. Ander'"
oiTicJaced. Jn&erment ••• It
Hotbor Rut -iol Pllt.
Janahna... heatina company in Ohio ... nice• todaJ, May 11. for
Mu. Orlffith round 2 row• Surv' . had b' 'f Betty Holland, 20.S 21th SL,
o( tooth marka in the calr •von Inc • " •• '• Weat Newpon, who died at
orDavy•a lea. Davy said he a cl&ulhtar, Dorothy Rice, 60 May 16 at Huntlnaton
had been playina · whh a lllS Berkahlre Lae. West-Buch &uercOIIII'Iunlty Hoe•
smal' bl• .. k dos ..... , It wao ·curr. -~ 1 ar.Sson. ·101
.. -I;N Thomae R»ee, of Aa.lbeim. PI •
aone. Sunivou •• Iter molber,
DeY)' h•• been ai••• ULLIAII p'&CI.II Mrt. Looloo ~•r of Loo
boost.r &elanua 1bota but T••c,.ft .. ,,.,, a-. ... Aaaet.s; a brotb.r, Hany
bit ar....,6er, t.h. m.ll:er ia ()rap C.O.tw, UJ.. Wee.tcott. ~--nao; and
Claude Oavi1on at the ll• J. P.ce, n, tied..., a 11a111t, t.h. Rae Neal or
family ••id-e, J6 14, .. hr-.. 7U COlli« Loo Aotoleo. Sch-• U., Bucca Bor, 11. Cootallooa. •11 8t.o6'hoy.
uid thor did oot dllllll ,;,.,.. oontooo will 1oo Mooo, ........
rabies sJ.ota woald • lleW at 2 ,..._ Pd.,, Mit ••~oc•!:•:: .. ~·----aeeeuay. 1'lloy IHI •• · It, .. Boll -..., ,..... •
.. jioalioa of .... ... -.,., eo-!lou, ...... ..... ,... doi -..........,. ' an. ·J• AAor olllcillllo~o
local • dol .... Ud hd lo-t will loo ot H-
nW.o....... a.oth: oloiPML
Call .. ,_ ·-""' ..........
~
She.,. ob.v• •• o .,lit l•v.l on• plec• O.antHiy
lee• •• with th• look of two.
On• of o Mlect;on moO. with your 1p•clal n .. ds
In ~nine&.
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1949 THE "SALUTE TO THE LADIES" dinner meeUng of the
Corona del Mar Business Assn. In 1949 featured a Qu iz con ·
test based on local businesses, conducted by "Dr. P.U.," the as·
so ci ation president, John E. Sadleir {the grinnin g gentleman In the
center of the picture). J~ge and tim ekeeper was George Denn ison
(with the pointing fin ger), who was the city attorney of Newport
Beach. The 1\Jedge's" decision Is being protested by C.Z. Robert·
son, at right, Corona de l Mar contractor .,d member of the Newport
Beach Ci ty Council . Others who can be Identified In the photo are
Don Fulbrlgrt, seated at left; Dick CompiDn, stlndlng j us! back
of George Denn ison, and J im Van Dyke, seated at rl~t. (Walter·Ger·
hardt phl)to from the April 7, 1949, Issue of the Ensl9f'1.)
1960 FINALISTS in !he
1960 spell -down ln
Harbor VI ew School Oth
grade cl asses Included,
fr om left, Bobb le Hogan,
from J acque! ine Wi lson•s
room ; Tracy Cl ark fr om Ph il
Ma urer's room; Me l is sa
Smi th from J ack Hart's
room , Pam Sutton from Flo-
rence Cool ing's room, and
Dav id Dun can from Phil
Ma urer 's room. (Photo from
the June 9, 1960, Issue of
the Ensign.)
J96lJ HAWAIIAN GET·UP was the s tyle for the even ing as the Cen tral
Newport Beach Commu nity Assn. instatted the 1%0--61 officers at the
ann ual meeting held at the Newport Harbor Yacht Clu b: from I eft, Howard
Williams, the new president; Henry Engle (standing), re-elected secretary·
treasurer; Earl Can nom, outgoing president, and Mr s. Francis Ko tt, recording
secretary. Ed Carson 'It as installed as vice-presi dent. (Ensign photo from the
issue of June 30, 1960.)
•
1957 A DAUGHTER-MOTHER team took part in the
1957 annual dinner of the Newport Harbor Girl
Scout Council at the Newport Harbor Yacht Clu b.
Daughter Sandy Spu rgeon, a Marine r Scou t, told of her
tr ip to the Michigan Roundup. Her mo ther, Mr s. William
Spurgeon III of Cli ff Haven, gave the "sal ute to the
leaders" at the meeting. (En sign photo fro m the issue
of Feb. 14, 1957 .)
19570FF1CERS of th e
• ·Sen ior Pilgrim Fel-
lowship of the Corona del
Mar Corrmun ity 1 Church in
19571ncluded the fo llowing:
seated, lett to right, Ann
'11umason, action chairman;
Chris Adams, fellowship
chairman, and Terry Ross,
faith chairman; standing,
left to right, Jan McCurry,
leader; Lorena Kelly, song
Ieider; Holly IngrAm, sec·
retary; Je.nlne Armstrong,
president, ll'ld Nancy Wi·
chlel, vlce""')ftsldent. (Sven
Protorlous photo from the
Feb.. 7,1957, Issue of the
Ensign.)
6 PROMOTED ·IN FIRE -DEPT.
PiN au.r RJ. lritcoe "' .... ·nr. ..... &iOI ftre lftaiDHr in,.,.; luaed
laat IIIDOUDCed the PI<NDOcic. ._._ ,_ ltsl •dl 1,.2, his promotion to lieuteUDt
of 6 ... widtia the Newport wbea lie WM PI' ned 10 ia 1 .. 5, ud bas tet'fM
••• fire depertment fol-fire c.,Wa. tie will be lad aince dt.at. da&. u compuy
lowiaa cbe . re~ently eon• in c~•nd ia dM ~lfl Pl .. offlcer oa ._ urial ,.,.._,
cladM nuunatlODt. veauoo bur .. u. IDd Will work truck. In bit new ani..--t
Capu.in Joe Peep~11, PfO"' directly UDder Fire Manbal be will replace Captain
IDDted . ~ deputy fuo mar-W.C. Noller.. Peepl .. 11 company officer
tllal, JOined the department Lt. Mel KadcUe, promoted at Fire Station One on Bel•
in 195$. He. wu ~omoted to fire captain, joined lhe boa Peninnla.
to nee lftJIRe~r 1ft 19$8, department u • fireman in Enaineer Jim Reed, pro-
Nrved. •• faro ins pee-1951 . He ••• promoted ,to moted to tire captain, joined
Harbor H·lgh freshmen ~:.;:.':~: r:~. 10~11;~.~;
an 1964, and m 1965 he wat
lead honor roll list ~~~E~:~·~~:I~.:-;~~:
he h., been urvana at act•
Sixtoen studontt ouned strailht "A'' aradu for tho 3rd ina deputy fire marshal.
quarter honor roll at Newport Hubor Hiib School. The .Captain Reed in hit now
honor roll includu 56 freshmen, 50 sophomores, 37 junion petition will be auianod to
and 54 sonion. Fire Station s, locat od in Tho followina are the ttraiaht .. A'' ttudontt:
Frelhmon -Sutan Cunio, Catherine Eali, Jan Kaw~mura. Corona del Mar. He replaces
Lynn Rosener and William Sw iprt. Captain Dun can (ret ired).
Sophomores-Jeanne Epuo, Michele Fairbairn and Jan Fire man Ted McMasters,
Schwarz. promot eel to £ire enaineer,
Juniors -Georaeann Hanna. Wendy Isbell, Lynne Sch· joined the· de~rtment in
aeider and David Vierlin.. 1961 . He has worked at var-
Soniort-Tom Munl.ean, Pam Thompson and Mary Trainor. iou• ttations throuahout the
Here it the complel.e honor rolllitt: city. Hit molt rec ent au ian·
PRISHMIH Kathleen Crawford Vickie Shulda mont ·Wat that of the vaca•
Craia Adams Debbie Dav is Calvin Sibillina tion relief fireman. In hit
Carolyn Andonon Jeanne Eau~e Sharon Spieaelbera now potition he Will be u •
Elizabeth Annstrona Lorena Emonck Linda Stabler ·•ianed to Fire Station 6, to-
Dare! Benvenuti Michele Fairbairn Robert Stevant cated at Irvine Ave . and
Diana Billina• Cynthia Forbes J
5
ohn ~o1c1.k Dover Dr. in the Weucliff·
v i"cki Brown Linda Freiwald teve ~ IV In H bor H' ..... , d
Carol Burke Ruuell Funk Cindy Svendu!n arF_ ·~·T•hn 1 areaD .. 1 Bruce Charlot Mary Ann Galli• Muta Tisdail a reman ~a• ~1 ey,
Nathaniel Cohen Vicki Haia David Vierlina promoted to rare onameer,
Sara Cunninaham Stephen Hammaru B•bara Woolsey joined the department in
Qlaan Currie Holly Hanea !linn Youna 1964. Prior to his comina
Sheridan De Wolf Alice Hastie SIHIOIS to work for the City of New•
David Ecc let Jill Hirach Dian.a Bock port Beach, he was employ•
Terry Eaan Richard Howland Mara•ot Bowman eel as a profession al fire
Catherine Eali Jennifer Juvis Janet Briaht fiahter by tho California
Susan Farrer Bruce Johnson J"l1 B ..... Division o£ Foret try and D•~l France Je11ica Jonoa Th1 ...... !ou, B~ro''"wn" -, ....,,_ wat stationed at the County
Willitm Hcndeuhol Tracey Kahan Sandra Caudell Airport Station. He hu work· David Jane Krittino Laun
J.-a Kawamura Joe McTaJUe Caroline Chuna ed at various fire station•
Ke ith Kay Dan iel Miller Kathleen Clarke throuahout the cit)'· In hit
Lani Ltmborth Lealie Nyquist Joanne Fauell new petition he will be. at•
Brett Lanldale Suaan Oailvie Jackie Frost t ianed to re lief enaineer on
Trudo La Prado Wendy Owen John Groonina tho "B" platoon and wi ll
B••bara Lapworrh Joanne Palmer Pamela Hodae k F" S · -L" d H"bb rd wor at tre taU ont 1, 4, Scon Lyon Pauicia Payne an a 1 e
Roberta Ma ... unon Marilyn Pock Deborah Howell• 5, and 6.
r· v.·-l(·'mbach Fireman J oh no (Jack) Jeffrey Malinoll Bob Peteuon 1'"1.n aa Jaae Man Cynthia Place Linda Kitchina We !It, promoted to fire en•
Andrea Martin Dana Plou Ptm Lacock aineer, joi ned.the department
Rmald B. Martin Ritchie Pot\ Steven Lester in 1964. He hat been at
Cynthia McWhirt Robert Schminko Bill Loveland Fire Station 2 (Headquarters)
Deborah Metzlour Jan Schwa:z Wendy Maaoa since joinina the department,
Ptmela Murrin Peter Stephens Ruth Mc.Millan auianed to Truck Company
It· .. Nord Nor. S .. rll·na Tom t.bltean 1 d En . C 2
b1 Cberri Myou an aane om pany •
Judhh Payne Lucille Stru e David Plwnb In hit new pos ition he wil\
Lorrie Pleaor John Tait lkvtrly Poiuu aerve u aeri al truck opera•
Seifert
Sbaw
Mic:bul Simkin
kevon Slap
Janice Smith
Buba.ra Sweet
Willi am Swi aart
Sand.ta Tezak
Deborah Tucker
Craia Vanderlan
Martin Walker
Cynthia Weber
Janice Whitina
!llo Wyman
Betty Youna
Maraarot Youna
SOI'HOMOII ES
Helen Allen
David Alward
Joan Benson
Nancy BorJUton
Bruce Bl ynn
Carol Bowman
David Bradley
Deborah Brov.n
J oan Culton
~su WII'Ci c. IDd a. t.ot at the Keaciq_\Lartetl 1\a-
Jdla ···-a• .. ' tloa.. ' Viotoria White ~~~
JUNIOIIS J R 11 "AID ITUDI.TS DIYI
Ronald Aoborllatd c:;~: s.:''i::our 'IDGIWI AT HDI,.TAL
Tom BtentnaJl Oeotrrey Sarkiuian A mother'• day proaram o£
Brownie Brown Eric Scott piano mutic wu preaented
Bubara Buell Janice Soarlu Saturday u a Jift to the p ...
Linda Campbell Robert Sevitz tienll and friends o£ the
William Duaan Ann Sha.rkey Puk Lido Convalucont
Guy France Judy Shennan Hoepilal, 466 Fl~aahip Rd.,
Donna Ooodhart Diana !Dalley Woet Ne~pcnt He~ahtt. A~ ..
Gooraoann Hanna Pat &nith vancod ptano uudenta Ma·
Wendy hboll Jobn S&olarek chele Burford, Dobbie Hope,
Richard Jafro Gary Stuart and Pame la Si ler, ttudentt
Steve La Montaano Helen Taylor of Thereu Renner of Corona
James Laws Tat Thoma• Hiahlands, played compoti·
Kathy Leach Ptm Thompeon tiont of Czerny, .Franz Schu·
El iua Lindroth Jill Threlke ld ber~ and Franz L11zt. .
Jan Luymu Mary Trainor Michele Burford and Oebbae
Aptel Maue Deborah Warde ll H~pe attend Corona del Mar
Frederick Moinzet Patti Wayde lick H.aah School and Pam~la
Stephen Muuell David Webb S1ler attends Abraham Lm·
Jim Newmeyer Nancy Weill coin School. The y are pre-
Georae Riemer Donald White puina £or entrance to the
Mark ROj u Barbara Woodruff Julliard School of Music.
Ouitty Schleiter Oui t Woodward Mi chele is a former winner
LyMe Schneider June Wrilht in the Exchanae Club't
Ri chard g,owatackKathy Wulff search £or talent contett.
contmental chaRm
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..... aD ...... bolw-you IDd 11M '--lr I -... ....... to tuth • IOUl ee&rchbta q...-.... aD -""<aJ NO. yet hi ooU pride f blollly aplalaod dlollhod-CbriiC~So..._ .. dloOF o1 10. "llul, Mo<hor.'" be "You _, -
Cltrill tht way J do! H you you woWciD't bl: 10
.....-... alwayt IW'Chlae for .~ oew tiDd of ,..
Ueioa to live ~':.:r" of m1nd. 1 bid beea with the l'ftOit woraderful Jilt iD m. world a Chriltian Mother' aad Palbl:r, who &old
.. .bout J•us u 1000 u I wu able to uadentand.
1'bly lOot nw to Sunday IChool &Del cbwch. DOt OQ)y
whla 1 wu jtat a bt.be in ann1 but alto u 1 P'fNf ./ oa.r. When I wu ten I accept«~ Chrilt u my per-
10M! Saviour. But you know, there'• a bia dil'enDCC
betweea juac acceptinJ Jfim and hlrDiq over your ... ·-hean and life to ltim. 1 said, .. Jesua, llcnoe you aDd Ddt
I believe you're the Son of God. but there are tbinp temptl co attain conlentnteot. He ftllod my heart with
that 1 want to do. I want to be a succas in the buai-a peace that can be delcrJbed oo1y iD aucb wonk u
ness ud entertainment workl. 111 JO to Sunday .chool are found in the Holy Bible: "Tiw IH'«• of God,
and c:bun::h occasionally, but 1 want thinp my way." wllklt I'IUHih all wnd~r.rrtutdlllfH (Philippiaal .t:7).
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Not puttina: Him tint in my life led me to .•alcct I walked out of that church with a 1001. ~
Bible readina and prayer. I strayed from HIS fold, in my heart aod a brand new perapect~vC oO lila. 1~
elopittJ with my first sweetheart in my teens, thusshat-was certainly a ''new creature"-in Cbriat J ...
lenna every dream rDy Mother had for ·me. n.oup. Two monlhs later lt.oy ac:cepted the Lord, and few
thil wu a failure, my SOD wun't, for out of tHat almoat a year I was indac:ribably happy. Tbe:D. mir-
union God blessed me with Tom, who proved a peat aclc of miracles, little Robin wu on the way! ~s-~----~--~---,.~·11
anchor in the rough yean which later envel~ me. wtre so happy to think we would be welcomint: T~ E WOR.\..1)
My Sunday school and church attendaoce m the another little Ro~C:n into the family. But four daya • • • •
yean that followed was spasmodic, for 1 put my after her birth we learned the heart-brukiaa D8Wt ITSEL~ COUL..D NOT
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A. Nol.biDf lo told u dlnetly. We
-lllat 1M -with ...... !etten. JtllubooDodftDcod-llohlld
an eye d:lleue which could haw riv-
en him an dittort..d vi..,.. In n Cor .
11:1 we leam ot t.hlt "thom I~ the
a.b", but DO one kDowl what Uaat
wu. Thla Ia aomet.hln• about whleh
we will have to Mk him when we
,.t to rlory.
Q. ..... 1 le, c.lf. "Doa tM ,.ar&'-
i• H•fnwll JO :I, 'A ~ bd t4otl
,,..,.,. """· "'"' ~o t.u Jlwrieoi boQo O/ Jcftl.f M to t,U C.\•"'At"
A. The contest of t.bLI .,.ne renal~
that Cllriet'a taerilce on Calnl7'•
erOM autlku not only for time but
. alao for all etemlty. Ae we atudy
it carefully, it it evident that the
refereDee baa to do with Ria ~1-
e&l body. Chri1t bd to have a human
body In whleh to die which ia what
God prepared for Ria Son. The truth
of the Chureb u the bod7 of Chriat
ia found aU throul'h Epheai.ana.
Q. T-~.-"W,.-o/IM
brotlert o/ luu Hil tU.ri,.,_t
WMI tHrl ,.,_ ,......, of H" &rotA.-
.,.. ..., "'''"' .. career flnl At 28 I wound up i.n Hol.,._ood under that she was not nonnal, and little hope wu hdd for CONTA'N THE BOOKS.
conb"Kt to a movie studio, lhe ambitioo of so ~y her future. "Five yean at the mott, .. the Doctor ukl. A. John 7:5 tell& ua that. durtnr the
youna girls. Rut my life wu hectic and full of nus.-"but becaUH: of her hean condition, expect her to 10 FROM • .,. . .JOMN ::u : a !So lifetime of our lArd Hla brethren
tates. disillusionment. insecuri()' and wrooa deciliom any time after six months." I suffered but my Bleued did oot believe on Him. In Acta 14.,
which hurt others as well u myaelf. As I bepn to Lord was constantly by my side durin1 the two yean ~ ,_ ...,.. .. ..._ .. _,.T however, we rud: that the7 did be-
acquire some of the thinp which ordinarily aboukl of Robin's life. Rather than breakinJ me, it bl--' eome followen of Him. Thia change
have made me happy. I was miserable . my life, for God taucht me lesson~ I had needed to Without a doubt, Jesus Christ was the ~ind· ~indnesshasbeen to~ often recorded.(Matt. mQ' have come at Penteeoet. We do 1bese things !lashed throuah my mind u my aoo leam--eolerance, patience, love:, and uoderalaDdiDa. . all f .-of .-aat besiik: me. iears in his eyes, as he tenderly When God took her home to be with Himself, 1 felt est person who ever h ved. He talked a great 25:~~. 46.) John the Apostle, Jesus' most not know o Wit! name• '""'e
pleaded, "Jesus is o.ll you needr' Here I wu, • mo"+'ie the security of His everlastina arms supportiq me. I deal about ~indness, and we can assume intimate earthly friend, says of Him, "And Lord's half-brothen and none of Hia
· f boy --~ to 1 ··-•-d H. 1ov f 101' wbeD tiaten are riven b:r name, onl:r re· sw, nwTied t~ a amo:us cow . • step-u.uu..::• . came to uuucrstan lS ~t e or_ua, . that He would rather see this trait in us there are mony other things which Jesus did, fe-• to In true Oriental faobion three low:ly children, w1th pracucalty any material I wouJd yearn for the heahna of my little. Robin, I . ··~ Jwr.uries 1 could desire. 1 crumbled instde, and sud· would think of how much p-eater wu the piet ol our than any other. We ~now that the Recordmg the which, if they should be written every (aee Matthew 13 :66 tor some of the
denly the falsi()' and emptiness of my existence Heavenly Father as He looked upon His only Soa Angels note down our every move our one, I suppose that even the world itself nameal.
loomed up before me. I knew why I had made such sutrerina the acony of Calvary's croa; He wbo wu d d bo~ d d b d A d 'th could not contain the books that should be Q. Did tit~: Jewiall to.crijW!e of the a mess of thinp; I had never sunenderM to Christ. sinles.s, beina made sin for us, that throu&h Hia pov-every ee • m goo an . a • . n , ere
ed I t the · h be · h · H" · ht · t b s n the Day written." We are comforted by His statement lamb ceo.•e at tlte crucifixion in A .D . M~ heart had bee~ deeply mov . was a erty we m11 t nc 10 11 na ec:usness. , are gomg o e some surpnse • .JO, or at tlte delltnu:tion of tlte tem-
fort m the road. Whtch path would I tate-that of You know, the closest earthly tht~l to a womut of Judgment _ some who th i n~ of them· in Matt. 10:42, wherein He says that not pl.e by T it11.1 in A.D. 101 unconditional surrender to Jesus Christ, the Way heart is her children, and our SaVIour welded my I 1. . . 1· d · I f k. d h
the Truth and the Ufe, or would 1 turn apin to the heart to His forever throu&h my two-T~ aDd se ves as very re •g•ous ore go1ng to 1 ~ , on~ smg e acto m ness, no matter ow A.. I think it is clear from the Epis-
wortd and its Jlitter; the applaUM: of mao an~ all the Robin. Tom broke my wal_l of dcfe~ 10 Cbriat could after it is too late, that their lac~ of datly small, wi II e.;er go unrewarded. tie to the HebTew.s that the sacriftces
auperftcial trimmings? I mana,ed to make tt home, aet in, and then He sent httle Robm to expc»e me to in the Temple eontinued until the
but then the dam broke and in a ftood of tean and sutrering so I could know Him better. .LI d rl destruction of Jerusalem, which was
self-reproach I saw how I had disappointed my ftne I am not ashamed to say I belona to the Lord Jaua POSfTIOI4 fOI: ... ,.. pGfiDIIIIS an pea 'S only about six years after that Epis-
Christian parents. I remembered the earnest coocem Christ. He bou&ht me throuah Hit blood abed on Cal-''Th. ~way for 1 '""" to pr-1y,'" tie waa written. See, for example,
of my boy, and the silent promise I made to God the vary's cross. He is the Shepherd of my ~; my Lord s.td O..c:on lemuel keys, !AS FEATURED OVER ··THE BIOlA HOUR'·I HebTews S :4, S; lO : l -S, ll. niaht Roy and I married--to raise his three children and Muter from here throuahout ~ter:rury. I want 10 ··The only pteptr 1nitude in, a truly Christian home. shout to the world that Jesus Chnst IS the ooc and ts clowfl upon ,Is k~"~Hs." "-atOLA 810ADCASTII Swllt.w.._ ,...... ,w. •• _, ,..,_ The Jewish eac rifice of the lamb
I was like the Prodipl Son who went away from only answer to any need you11 ever have. He &loDe ,. S. Me,. se.. LM A. .. t .. Hl17 ,_ ....._...._. in the celebration ot the Pll880ver
his father into a strange and far·away place and spent can Fve joy in the midst of pain, He is UFE rr-'"No. t .houfd uy, thew.-, to pr•y." "• ~--.._ .....,; .... , ... ..:.., •· had to ce~USe when the Temple was
his substance on riotous livina. I had to return to my SELF! If you have noc. let Him come into Y04!f bart. Said ~ Doctor Wis.l, .. l~ y11r t felt in Hodk.ins' -u ..,. ... "-w 1 ....., _..,. ...., .._ destroyed, for that was the only place
Heavenly Father. I could hardly wait for the follow-I urp you to do so riaht now. He makes life truly 'Is srat'ldlng str~igtlt with out-HH<f fl"'," 11ld Cyrus Brown. • • • it could be otreTed under the Law.
inl Sunday to arrive, for I had called Tom and told worth livina. stretdwd 1rms '"With both my helt"ls 1-sttc:kin" up, s. '"'' tt..t • ._. ,...,.. ...._ rrll ef The Passove r which is now cell!·
him 1 would take my publtc stand for_Christ on the ""If we confess our sim, he b fiJitll/.,1 tutd Jtut to And ~ uPturl\ed eyes .'" My ,nd 1-poln tin· down. ,.., - -•• ......... ....... brated every year by the J ews ia next Lord's Day. As I walked dow n the church aisle. forgive us our siru. and to cleo.nse us from 1111 IUVllltt-• · • • . h
1 made a full and unconditional surrender to the Lord eoustu:u" (I John I :9). "For by grt~ee 12re ye .-vftl '"h-to "" his h.ncfs should be ••t m.de 1 pr1yer righl then and k"• 1 •"' te U•1 • lih .._. ef wt.1t GM ~tl out a~y lamb, and this in i!Mif
Jesus Christ. 1 asked His foraiveneu. ""Lord." 1 said, through faith ; o.M tho.t rw1 of yoursel"ies: it lt tltc Devoutty ct1sped lf1 fron t. there, hlt.N.4 ,..,. lit• '' ... 18 a graphiC fulfillment of the proph·
"Take my life. break it, twist it, bend it, but just USE gift of God: Not of works, ~st 12111 mM sllo.,IJ boluf" With bottl thumbs point ing tow~rd Best pr•yer I evef" 11id. • • ecy in Hosea 3 :4, 5. Here it is de-
it for Thy glory." I committed everythioa into His (Ephesians 2:8). the gN)Und," ' !"he pr•ylngest pr1yer I ever pr1yed 1-..ct hi wlllt •• --'-• it ~ clared that for many days the chi I·
hands-my personaJlile my loved ones, my career. A,..., ...... Tl....t So.eJc•fT-• -"9f'll'l•:w;;ludoA Seid R .... er.nct Doctor Blunt W•s s1.ndtng on my he<ld," •• •ho1. ~ , 1 ' dren of Israel would be "without 8 ' P··'-"-~-,. ~ Cll-'~--1'""--·-...... • ln .,lace of • tem1)at·l01eed aoul ud f:naatraa.cl at.-~i'i: N;.. ,.;::,.--~ A&C.riftce."" -·~ ......._._
DR. BENNET'S BIBLE SCHOOL
Golden T~xt : For uthosoet~t'f' t:ralt eth him.sdf .sM/f b~ abased ; a"d hl'
1/uu lu•mb/i•th himself s"ho/1 be uolt~d" (Luke 14 :11).
JESUS TEACHES GUESTS AND HOSTS-LUKE l2:1S·I2
By DR. J.i.MES E. BEHHET -l rr1 ~ :g:~:¥;~e ~:~ inhabit~. The nmnbers
Jf t~ human nee are the
:;A .til inhabitants, and they w«e (R.,.I.,tecl ft.. CHRISTIAN IUACON, 756 H-44., _.,.,.,, C•lll•••-", N.J.)
created to glorify God by bting His has completely prepared a place for jt:sus also told the host that when
witnesses and servants (lsa. 45:18 ; tht: futu~e use of ~a": (J_ohn 14 :_1-J) he made a dinner or supptlr he should
43:7, 10). and has ISSued an mv1ta t1cm to him-. .
If these facts arc not realiz~. and ''And t~ S pirit and the IJride say, not ~all m_crely relat1ves and fncnds
LESSON
their backs on it and went about their
own desires. Some even beat or killed
the messengers who brought the ur-
gent invitation. The King was angry
and slew the murderers and bumed
tht'ir city with all their merchaodiae
which they had cherished above tbe
King·s invitation.
MANY CALLED-FEW CHOSlN
The g01pel is not popular
buaiiie it revtaiJ man'J MIUr helpleuneu.
To men ac<11Itd of sin, Jesu s
will always be unpopular.
In 011r day,
it is not popular to be a Christian .
A Saviour, Not a Hero acknowledged as the basis of all our Come. And Jet him that heareth say, or nch ne1ghbors who would be ex· The answer i._"For many art
reasoning, actions, and purposes, th~n Come. And l~t him that is athirst pectcd by him to turn about and pay called, but few are: chosen" (MalL
we cannot even begin to ent~r into come. And whosoever will, let him him back by inviting him to a feast 22 ;1-14 ). And that proceu i.J CODtin-
and understand real l if~. Th~ com· take the water of life freely" (Rev. in their home, but if he expected to uing even until this very day. God By VERLE D. NI.ETZEL pl~te failure to understand these facts 22 :17}. receiv ... God's blessing h~ should in· has sent His only begotten Soa into T > of God's purpose in creation is th~ ... this worJd to redeem the world and Clt•"''"'•4 rtr ,.,. ... , ... ""• C8MC COMTAC •
reason for the failurt: of psychology, This invitation is re..,ated and re· vitc "·the poor, the maimed, the lam~. p . So r -the blind" who could not pay him constitut~ the redeemed as His bride. .oruua_nv IS an opta~. .me men member hit joh is to witncu; take a sland
psychiatry, dhnology, and aU other stated in various words all throu~:h b k f h. k. d h J Then "as many as received him. to th. nve on it. They .hne an uuattable pat-finnly that then: is only on~ way to h•·.,, .• ,, varieties of so-called sciences and the Bible, as, '"H o, every one that ac or 15 10 nt:ss tot em. esus f h _, f th 8 t '" ... ... said that our un~lllsh deeds would them gav~ he power to become the 1100 or. 1 ~ au.~alm 0 . e m~. u -throul(h a personal expericnc( with Jesus
philosophies which deal with tbc hu· thirsteth, come ye to the waters, and be "rccompensm at the rcsurTection sons of God, even to them that bdieve po~ularacr IS a fJd.le thmg. Ovemictn, a Christ-and you are a narrow-minded
man "'!;,. TIOH hbe that hath no money; bcome ~·e, o£ tht just," which is far better than on his tWlle" (John 1 :12). 1'bole: nau~na_l idol can become ~ boob. Often bigot. Ye1 Jnw .aid. "I am the way. the GO";~ FUU PREP AlA uy, and eat ; yea, come. uy wme who have t"f:fused to come have per-one modea.~ can make the d1fference. One 1ruth, and the lire. No man cometh 10 th T~ great truth is that God pre-and milk without money and with-earthly acclaim. ished and those who now refuse will miuake may aend a publie figure from tht Father but by me." e
pared this eaz:th complctcl.y for man· out price" (I sa. 55 : I). "For who· THE INVITATION REFUSED also perish, for they are without e:s-h~f~ .pinnacle of fame to unprcttdente'd The gospel is not popular b<nuse it re·
kind. God placed all of the coal, iron, soever shall call upon the name o£ The second part of our lesson cuse (Rom. 1 :20). Men today are o IVJOO. • • • • vcalt m:m"s utter helplnsneu. When
gas, oil, metal, and mineral.s where the Lord shall be: saved"" (Rom. makes God's purpose very clear by putting the things of earth and ~ Jesus Chnat n:penenc:ed the aprtciOUS-Kripture n denied or refusffi beuuse it
men can get them. Then he origi-10:13). the story which Jesus told of a great above the things of God and are mila-n~ of th~ _mob. There were many and cannot pau the test of putt'ly intcllrnual
nated and still maintains all of the in-Jesus Christ, God's only begotten supper that nearly failed of having ing salvation from sin and will DOt vaned opamons about the Son ol God. critici1m, then there j1 abo u pungcll the
nwnerablc and unchan~able law.s Son who came to this earth for the any guests. Many w~re invited and ~ a part of the brid~ of Cbrilt. But Even aa He ca.~ out ol Nazareth, people work of j esus Christ upon thr rrou or
coverninc the things of th~ earth with express purpose of redeeming man when the sup~r time came, be sent the body of Christ (the true Church) mar"Yeled at Ham. He pnfonned mlradea. Calvary. To men accused of lin, Jesus will
which man ha.a to deal, as for in-from the catastrophe that he had his servant to call the guests, sa:·:ng, wiU be compl~tf:d. Souls from the He wu a popular man. There waa a always bt unpopular. To men who are
stance, """"vitation, cohesion, adhesion, b ...... h. self d 11 "Come ·, for all thin-are now i •-· ..__ _.... .._.... mJitery about thit one who claimed 10 bt' l01t and reluae to humble themselves be· ··-ro .... t upon tm an a man· . ...,.. s urns and aln::ys wdl U'C PVt:U, ._. Cod a d ed ·, by H " i•ht deeds «ntrif,.r.liJ force, centri,...tal force:, lcind b h. d fi · d. bed. ready." But acting like one man they ·11 g1 di he · · • n p~v 1 • _m...,,. Y lore Cod·• provided s.1crifi.«. j esus is un · -.-r-y IS e mte JSO 1enc:e to WI a y accept t IDVIlabOQ. to and wond ka H aaid J nd. my ~lectronics, ~~rermination, rft\roduction God all made excuse for ._..., unsatisfac-· rous wor · e ' a popular. · • -r 's express commands and instruc· ·¥·~ leav~ thtir dC50late surround1np aod Father are one."
of tpecia, etc. rioos, iUustrated many of His teach· tory c:auteS, !10 that there were no "enter ipto the joy of their Lord.... Yet eftn in Hit popularity, jCIUJ wu In our day, it it not popular to br a
God at.o placed the oeceaaary inrs and warnings by parables refer-guests for the ereat feaat which had mitundentood. Men did not ~ee the real Chrit1ian. To aund fut, uncompromisinl{·
cbanicala in the proper propartioo1 ring to actions of men within the been prepared. LESSONS FOI US meaning of aU Hit mancloua worb. Men ly. upon the revealed Word of Cod is
-"-•;.... f all ho ·11 But ·•-•-~ wu ...,.,..~t -·• t-•-"ol .... _ •---' · h'_.. · neveT popular. If in ......,,r Chris1ian wi1· in the air, water, and earth to suatain corny ..... ........_.. .. 0 w wcr~ WI -UliiC UUH r--~ ... au Other -1.. will be fOUDd farther uu.~y, voou u...-........ ormatiOn • """• ,_
inc to learn how and what their Crea-resourceful and DOt to be dmied. So ~ • throuth Jes• Chritt, Aook upon the out· Ita~, you are not called upon to bear rt·
lhe: lif~ of birds, filh, beuu, men. tor expected of them, and one of he ·first ordered hil ternDt to CO out away, and throuah tuffertap IDd ward ap~arance allo. Their tighll are proach lor the nanl4: of jesus, your siand is
aDd vqetation. Gad made this com-• .._ ___ ......_.._..,_.... .. •estl who w-too ... he and Ia f •L-• sorrows wiD be compeUecl to lee not act on thinn above. not a very definite one. If you can cha nge ~ ......,._'"""cu .. -'""'~ mto t streets aa o ux: aty, from the WTJ.th to come IDCI take u-d · · h pltte ill aU reapec::ts 10 that He hal ambitious to occupy places of honor and brine in thither the poor, and the thei ...1--.. the f In the bi"OIId ~enee of the word, Chrit-your octrme 10 lUll I. e com pany you
Deft!" bad to add anythinc to Of" IU~ that ..O.-htJy '-'--f:d to otben. .!.,. C"~....: at Lord ~ ....._eaa pre-tianity ie popular-bul the Chriet of"Chfit. kmd«p.olyoul .thhave not built upon the aolid tract ...&.: f the earth H • ._.. ........,.'6 maimed, and the halt, Uld the bliDd." pan::u "J "~~~:~r . DUl UliiC .,.._ t" . hat betn , ted J Ch • . a1 . If you yearn lor the approval
an; .... nc rom aa e GOD'S fllAN FOI GUESTS These people came Pdly 'aoct ret b&minp 10 to thole who bear, b6-lanny Ia .~. "J'<wa.-· etue 11 ~ .• of Cod •nd of tM world at the umr time, crated it in the bqinninc. It ia thtte wll room, 10 the aenaat ..., 1• and ... -....~ ..c.-t-...1 not popu r -Y· , .. , tOme c.a _,,.. So f h tborouchiY furnished to perform While Jesus waa at a dinner party ane. ac:oept ...,. are pnwu.y tianicy baa b«n diluted, dehydrated ol the you are a ~~ w~y rom w Olt, j~us a~b
Cod• Ath . He noticed how some of th~ guests sent outside the city iato the auburbt freed from a.iemMdaa (]aiiD . blood dni.Md. of the .a.--.. ble of you. Pault.ilid, For me to Uv~ IS Chrtst, 1 purpote. ~ f:lstl aaeer at cbote out the btst plac~s for them~ and country, "llllto the hicbwaY• aad S :24). _ fv':':, life. A. ...__ • 0,..;-r-~ and 10 dM! il ~ln." But thd is not popubr.
dlae fld.l, but they c:aDDOt aucce.--hedrea. and ccmpel thaD to COllie iD. NllftJIONS -US . _.,. P Many woukt nthel-turn their backs 10 faD, deny them bcauae ttw, are selves without first being asked to that my boule may be 6Ued.." .-""' meat, pnilrd men, perfomted mindel, the auict call of ditd letll' B j
darfy obrious, aDd they •en not do .,, So H~ told them that when· In whidl rreap are ,_p AN J'Oil pt~timtly ca..pt, and. p• 1I111J rat 10 the Cluitt did not come ln':o t~~or~ ,:::;
produced by men aad C&DDOt be ever they were bidden to a (re&t event The purpoee: or the holt wu to fiD ~ f:llll'llllhd ia tbe ~ of t11i1 WUI'J• He WU popular. ~ the real popular. He came to die; to fulfill the
.........,.. or altered in aay way by like a weddiof they should not rulh the houee, and that wu.•o•lt"ithed. World that JOG bhe ao -.. • t1a-JSe..nd for beco.t,. a Cbrildan req.U. ·Kriptutt in bri"Kins 10 ~Mn the: meant -. richt in and lit at the most honored even while tbt orici-1 iDmrd peltl poreitica to MlCipC ~~ ......._ ~· ~ill. h...nlty, .......... for 1and the way of ruoncillation 10 almiJhty
God, bavinc first madt all thiap place, becauJe he ran the risk of beil:w w~ ex1mini,. lbeir aewly par• to 001111 to Him l Or we )'011 ill tt. .::-;:,:n;:~,. .::.~-~ CO the ~Cod. Cod'a plan wat a provision for ece ...
.. dlo .nit racly for 111111, creoiiOtl asked by the host to cJv• up that chucd ...,.,.t, tatitoc &.. ,..... of . -aod loneo aod wlllil8 to-one . -·~naliile,nocpopul.uity.
-ud J1UI him ill cbarp of dlo ploco to the r-for ·-it bad oxen aod ~ Ia cbDoodc plou. i• u ,... U'C P Or on ,... 1 w then 1--Hlo ,.,....ncy •. He lo -J-Chrloo hao n<ver looo H;, poj>
..... of die .nil u God' a • tiiiL been reserved, and so he would be ura aad datia. Tiley were 10 e. from Olrill _. • cata• • J ia ... ·::-:.. "!:..~:nd.~ dl':. ~~ 1ularity in the htart of God ~~ Fache.r or
But. man bet failed to be the JOOd shamed before ail of the other rucsu. ,.-in toldlly, ......, I*' lOlita !dPWa)l 111111 ltod&w of • .. ..._ Wood • dlo Ide-...... . in the hean ol the true Ch•ou•n. One day
JIS'TPit and hu made an almo&t com-The proper proct"dure for a pel t and oocupiCica• diU tbiy ..... aD ~ -•ow, ............. -See ..._1 t,n_. · cht .U. ,_ 100ft all the wodd will behold Him aa the ~~;·~).""~ =ti~cft'= ;;,.:0w!~d ~n~0~~ ':~' .:~rlnv': !"":~~::...~ 10
.... of ::....-:, "m.,~ :.~~~~: == ::..:-....~...=:•:.= ·=-,;:c~=!t.:.:=e!'"U:::!
lhot 111011 bet foiled ol .. ays to '""'(· and escon him to a hicher place, and ...., II 11> ....,. ' '+b _. -1ar ..me. .......... di. '1-·•1"¥.... loftty. tho -al.......,
Uc 11111 .....,. Cod u his c....a and thus be honor<d in the sicht of •11 INDIFFIUNCI AND DIATII faith,.,, ........ 6a •I 1 o1 .-wllo lloaN. 11 11...::,,:...,,. ~;_ ~.='!, ":!.:.."':::""' ~=
-ba1 •.a .. like sheep hue of the other rucsts. The formula for Mattbnr men 11> II • a pool of dlo -'d, ..... _. Dotl." Y• ., ....... , -.. -.. ... ,
-.., : we beY< tun>ed .-my thia, Jea~s iaid, is that "whoiOever morriqo 1-pa bJ a ~ I• ·-... ,_ ... ...., 10 a -Tell-tlwy ,,. ltolf.lll nd-tile ..,..,_11 -tomtlon In enr......,
-10 111o _, -1" (1-. 53:6). Cllllteth himS<lf thall be abaoed;.and his-. aod oa11 aloo dsat dlo ilmlod of ...... Y• .. •• • ..., 10 ._ o1 1-to,_---lor_io ___ ....,.,..,..
Cod 1111t _, JW,..nd the ,.nh he that humbleth. himself lhall be ,....., not ...., • .., "' dwm II•• 'die --... wll •• of _. 1w ...., bf ~ .,...,...,. ..,l,t ,. ...._ --.... ,.., .. -lot
fer 6a JW 1 '-of .... but He exalted." but "made .... of it" ......... 6a r..., _, .. ,_.,.a-.T.Uo-~-·
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bday ~rvico ~nd Ou.lt c:h School at 10:00 a.m.
May 21 Se .... -"The Trinity: Foondotioo or F.,tasy"
Andy Rose
heads CASt
Andy Rote, a jun ior
Corona del Mat Hiah School,
hu been elec~d~,'~~;~~:~:~l of th e Californi
or Student Councils for
1967 -68 term. CASC is a
alatewide oraanization
vina as a voice ofCaliromia
ttudenll and aeek.ina to help
s tud ents leam duouah stu·
de nl aovemment.
Andy will represent Di stric
21, which includes alL. 43
schools in Qranae County.
The c abinet is the
ina body of CASC, and
son such activitiea as the
tcenaae division of the
vernor's Trarric Safety
er.
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ALOHA GIFTS we re presented to retir-
ing principal Bernice Vestal at a re cen t
meeting of the Newport School PTA.. Pic-
Wred here at the presentation are, from
left, Urs. Victor Ci anflone, the 1%6-()7
PTA presi dent; Miss Vestal , and Mrs.
Harold Boyvey, who was PTA president
when Miss Vestal came to Newport
SchooL They are holding th£> plaque for
the newly created Bernice Vestal nbrary.
• ference and the State Ad--
visory Board of Education.
First laptl st Oturch
of Costa M.sa
Baptist Blble Fellowship
/,.Jependul Bible 811/Jii~l
S.to Ana & Mogt~olia Sts.'
Dr. P.G. Neumann. pastor
ATTEND THI OIUICH
OF YOUR CIIOICI
REGULAIILY ALOHA FOR BERNICE VESTAL
SUNDAY SERVICES
~:45 a.m. Su nday School
1:00 a.m. Mom ina Worship
6:00p.m. Trainina Unions
7:00p.m. Evenina Worship
WEDNESDAY
7:20 p.m. Bi ble Study
&:00 p.m. Prayer Mee tina
Luth.ron Church
Of th. Maater
Luther•
Church in America
2900 Pacific .View Dr.
jCorona dol Mar, <;arorornia l
Dr. William R. Eller
Phone: ORiole 3·5022
8:45a.m., r~tmily Wor»hip
9:45a.m., Ch11rc~ School
\1 :00 a.m., r~nnive lll'or!!hip
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Corona del Mar
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Mon. • S.t. 10 •oZD· to 5 P·•·
Thur!-d.i.y eveaiag·-7 to 9
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to u5e the Re adina ~oom.
1lewpprt1t.nrtJor Luthrrnn ~lwrdt
Miss Bemice Vesl8.1, who
will retire in June after 18
years as principal of New·
port Beach Elementary
School, was given a sur·
pris e "Aloha" party at a
recent PTA meeting at the
school.
The real surpri se came
after performance of huta
dances by mem bers of Girl
Scout Troop 65 and rendi·
A FUND RAISING spring dinner dance will be held June
q at the Balboa Bay Club by the Newport Harbor Repub-
lican Assembly. In the above picture An ita (Mr s. Heber)
Erickson of Lido Isle, invitation chai rman, at left, is
receiving a check from Gloden (Mrs. Richard) Fay of
West Newport Heights for the first group pa-ying fat a
t.1ble at the tfenefit. The commi ttee in charge Include s
Kathryn Castendyck, chairman; Alison Loveland, reser-
vations; Jeanne Bush, decorat ions; Ruth Ooelz, Janet
Ca rr oll, Hope Thaden, Mary Carroll, Betty Davies, Kath-
leen Richards, Betty Hall, Lila Scruggs. It will be a
black tie opt ional affair. (Ensi gn photo.)
They represent CDM High
"O, tb~ Bluffs Ou.,r/ooldrJg Nf!r41porl Ht2rbor" Gayle Scroggs and Andy served on the executive
Ros e will represent Corona council and as commissioner NEWPORT BEACH, C ALIFORNI A del Mar High School this of public relations. She was
THE AMERICAN LUTHERAN CHURCH summe r at lhe Girls' and named girl~f·lhe year as a
SERVICES: 9:00a.m. Fomily Worshi p & J unior Church Boys' Stat e Mock Govern· freshman. Gayle is a junior
9:45 a.m. Church School & Adult Closs ment Camps. and is the daughter of Mr.
11 :00 a.m. Festive Worship Gayle Serous, editor...jn· and Mrs. F. Scroggs of 20062
The Rev. James G. Blain, Pastor chief of the school paper, Bayview Ave ., Santa Ana
The Rev. Geor1e J. Busdiecker, Visitation Pastor will participate in the Gi rts• He ights.
IF·~~~~=:Pbon::•::I48:~-36=J~l=======~=S:ta:t:o:a:t :U:C~D~a;v~is~.~Sh;.e has Andy, son of Mr. and \trs. R. Rose of 700 Patolita Or.,
Irvine Terrace, is sports
editor of the Trident, mem--
ber of the California Scho-
YES-IE WE HAVE
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.TI All Cllll
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C.wne All Stln
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lastic Federation and a
CASC delegate.
WILLI"'M EILERS, 69 ,
OF COSTA MESA DIES
• Private interment at FaiT""
haven Memorial Park fol-
lowed funeral services
Friday (Of William Eilers,
69, who died Tuesday, May 9.
Mr. Eilers was born in
Germany on Jan. 13 , 1898 .
He had lived 31 years in
California and ..J in Oran1e
County.
He u survived by his
'A'ife. Bertha, of the home
address, 2191 Harbor Blvd.,
Costa Mesa.
The funeral was held at
Baltz. Chapel in Costa Men.
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.. J . f6.070 •• ,.,.,,,. e..J ••· to ia addltloe to tile peaahiu
•'"',... i:ac:ll ._, .... tor Mall, ~M&t.O Ia .Sabparagr•pft• A u d
oa or b•fore tile I•' day of the 8 of thie nclloa.
moaO. followie1 the cloee of D. INTtREST. Ia addilioa to
eaclro caiHder J Cl1t•t•r or of tile peoehiee i.mpond, III!Y
.. ck dlffereat reP.Ortla& ptlriod operalor who latle to temtt
•• .. .,. be utebliabed by the eay tn hnpond by d:a ie chapter
Flaaace Director. make a re-aball pey h:alereat at the rete
t11111 to tbe Flaaoce Direc1or of oae.haH of oae perceat
oa to,.. proYided by him, ot ("") per mooth lor ucti moath
the uual reate char1ed ud re-or portloo o f a moath that the
ceived, the MtOuat of tu col• t•• ehall he delinquent 011 the
lected lor trnaieat occupaa-.. ouat of the tax, l!'lCciDalve of
ciee, aod each other iafonn .. peaahi~a. from thl!' date oa
tio!" ea he may rueouably reo-whi.ch the Ia?£ fi~et beca~ne q~:~ue. At the ttme the retum ie deluaqul!'at untd petd. The Ill"'
filed, the full amount of the tereat aha II. be computed on a
tu coll ected shall be remitted monthly basta a nd shell not be
to the F iaance Director, The subject to proration for any
Fhaaoce Director may eetebli sh portion of a month.
eith er shorter or lon~~;e r re~rt· E. PENAL TIES Mf.RGED
ins periods for n y lndivtd ual WITH TAX. Every penalty irn-
certificate bolder or cete11ory posed end such interest as
of certificate holde re H he ac crueBonder the provisions of
deems it oecesserv or desirable thie section shall become a io ,order to insure 'collection of h d pert of the tax erein require the tax or to increase the efli· to be paid,"
c ieacy of its admini!ltretion. Sf.CTION 3. This ordinancl!'
Retur1111 end payments ere due ahall be published onc e in
immediately upon cessation of the o fficial newspaper of the
buaineaa for any reesoo. All City, and the same s hall be
taxes co llected by operators effective 30 d11ys 11her the
pursuant to thia chapter s hall date of its sdoption.
be held in trust for the !Iecount This ordinance w11s intro.
o f the City until payml!'nt the n~ duced 111 a resular meeting of
of is made to the Finance Di· the Ci ty Council of the Ci ty of
rector," Newport Beach hdd on the
SECTION 2. Section 3.16.080 24th day of April , 1967, end
of the Newport Besch Mu nici· w .. adopted on the 8th day of
pel Code is ameaded to reed: May, 1%7, by the following ''J.rcs.ot~O Panofrlaa afld In-vote, to wit;
taraat. A. ORIGINAL DELIN· AY ES, CO UNCILMEN : Rogers,
QUENCY. An y operator who Panoos, Mar11hall , Gruber,
fails to remit eay tex imposed Cook, F'orgit, Shelton
by t~isd<hh•PI'Ier within the1 time1 Nm:s , COUSCILMEN ; None.
requ1re • 11 pay • pena ty 0 ABSENT COUNCILME N: None ten percent ( 10%) o f the -.mou nt Paul j. Gruber
of thl!' tax in 11dditioo to thl!' Mayor
amount of the lex. ATT<ST B. CONTINUED DE LIN-Laura· La;gios
QUF.NCY. Any operator who City Cl,.rk
fails to rem it soy drlioquent
remittllaceon Qr be fore a period Publish; May 18, 1967. in
of thirty (30) daya folio wins The ~e.,.·port Harbor [nsisn
LEGAL NOTICE
ORDINANCE NO. 1216 AN ORDINANCE OF TilE
CITY OF' NE WPORT BEACH
ADDING CHAPTER 15.28 TO
TITLE 15 OF' THF. NEI'PORT
BEACH MUNICIPAL CODE
RELATING TO TilE
ABATEMENT OF
SUBSTANDARD BUILDINGS
The C ity Council of the City
o f !\ewport Beach does ordain
•" follows;
SECT ION I. Chapter 15.28 is
added to T itle 15 of the N,..,. .•
port Hnch Municipal Code to
read: . "Citoprer 15.28•' " ·
ABATEMENT OF
SUBSTANDARD BUILDINGS
S•ctlone:
15.28.010 Defin ition -Suh-
stsodard Building
LEGAL NOTICE
that s plit, lean, list or buckl e
due to defecti vro material or
deterioratioo.
5. Memberi'l of walli'l, parti·
lions, or other vl!'rt ical su~;~ports
that are of insufficu:nt s ue to
carry imposed loads with
:ulftHy.
6. Member.~ of cei lio!la, roofs ,
ceiling and roof supports or
other horizontal members .,..hich
sag, !lplit, or bu ckl e due to
df"fective m~teri al or rltteriora-
Lion.
1. Memb·era of c~ilinB'• roofs,
eeilins ~tl rqot aapport .. , or
oth er bo'nzootal members that
ar'\.O(JR1tafli cient size to carry
impoaiif lOads with safety.
8. F ireplace" or chimnl!'ya
whi ch list, bulge, or settle due
to de fl!'ctive m~tterial or droter i·
ATTf:ST:
L11ura Lagios
Cit_y Clerk
Publish: Ma y 18, 1967, in
Thr Newport Harbor [nsisn
LEGAL NOTICE
-··
LEGAL HOTICE
c:o nSI!ll ction and whi ch have shsll file an affidavi t in the
been adequately maintained Building Dl)plllrtment certifying
sod increased in relation to to thl!' time and manner in
f11rthror declar~ that th~ owner,
l)<:cupant, lf"!l~ro,. or othrr fl"'r•
"on in possession mu~t \'aca tro aoy incre ase in occupant load, wh ich said notice wa s given. 'd b "ld alteration or addition, or any There shall al110 be filed the re-"111 UJ injlj or s tructurf'. Sub·
change in ocCtl pancy. with any rece ipt card which :<Oequent to th,. adopt ion of l!U ch
.lllllf·b.ll ve been rfllurned to hirn rf'!IOiution th!• City Cltrk s h .. ll
(kl ln •dequate fire protection io ackn o.,..ledf!.ement o f such c11use to "" T"cordrd wi th the
or fire-fight ing •ll,uipment. All notice by te@illtered or c,.rtlfted f:ou nty HeC'otd,.r of Oranji;t-
bu ildiDIII or portJ OD.S thereof mail. C.ounty 11 c-opy of th .. r.•.,vlution wh ich are not provi ded with 1 1 · h 1 fire-resistive constructio 11 "' JS.2~.0SO Sacorod Hotlee. If ,,.c arln,;p: t " f'llist,.nf'" o a
I. · · h" •h• o wo~.o' o•h••p•<•.oo• ho•·--.ubs tandurd huildin11 or s tr ur• tre-exungu1t1 108 aystems or
equipment required by the F'ite ins 110 interest in the property, turf' wh ich ~hull hro ,.omr a
Prl!'veation Code, 11 11. a~opted does not cornpl )· with •••d no-cloud O~N th!• tit I~ of the pro•
by the City o l Ne"!fort Beach, ti ce by oommencing tb&,.r~QN.ir-perry 11pon whic;h the !II Ub!ltan• except dtoee h.i1dinp '"' po,t. ed worlr. wi~ia the H.,e-MtloWed dard bu\ ldinjlj 01' 111tTUrture
tiona thereo f which conf9.cmed or by m'a1ttn s such other a,.. exi.!!IL'I , At tr;uC'h timt• as tho•
with ell •ppliceble laws •t thl!' ransl!'ments •• may be astir !IIUhstandard building or ~tr ur•
time of tlieir construct ion and factory to the Building Dir"c-tur" has bc-t'n rr-p~~ir,.d and ,, ••
whose fir.,.resiative in tesrity tor. the Building Director Rha/1 h••hilitat erl or r~utd , dl"moilsh·
d I. ,. · h" , send or cau se to be R<o• • an tre--e~~: tnji{Ut!l tng sys ems t••l 11nd remov,.d, thr ,.j,1nd """r
15.28.020 Subst•ndard Build-
ings as Public ~ui!lence!!O
15.211.030 Sot ice to Ownror
" e~uipment have been. ad.,. sl!'cond noticf' to th~ ownt'r of oralion. . . d d . •h• p<op•••y o•d , •opy •• •h• the titll!' of th r ptopt'rty invnh·· I h quete'/ metotetne an 1m• " ,_ r d · J 1 1 1 9. ritf'p ael!'!l; or c imp ey• . 1 . . o•h•• P•••o•• h••·•"•g ,, ,·,,.,. e , uccasu.u.. 'Y t 1<' reror< n ·
15.28.040 Service of N <~tice
15.28.050 Second ~ollc"
15.28.060 l'l:ui sance Abatement
HearinK
1'1.28.070 H ear in~ on F:llpPn!le
Statement
15.28.080 Tran ~m•!ISio n of
Adoptrd E~p !'n~" Statem,.nt to
County •\udi tor. County A!>P
Sf"S'<or and County Ta\ f:ol·
lector
1 ~.28.090 Auth 01ity to •\pjloint
Rehabilitatooll Commi»,.IOII,
Powers and Outp•.,
15.1~.0 10 Dalinirio" -Sut..
sto flfio,fl BulldiflrJ. Th,. t"tm
·.,ubMan rl;,r d huildin~· "hfl ll
m,.an anv hnild i n ~ or portion
th~r,.of, fnrlurl1n~ any dw~llin11,
unu, Joi:IW'ot room, (>t !'uJte of
rooms, or th ,. premi~,.s on
wh irh th~ "'am,. I" locat,.J, Ill
""h 1<::h th~r" "~l'itl'o any of thl!'
lollo .. in~ li"t"-1 <on<htion .. to
an ,.xt,.nt th at "ndangers th"
l.f,., limb, hPI'I lth, prop••rtv ,
.. ,.f,.ty. or w<'l far~ of th .. puhllr
or th<' o1;rupaDt-. th ,.n~o f:
Ia) ln adroqu l'll" sanitat1on,
whi ch ~h all indud,. hu t not 1,,.
limi ted to thf" follow inK:
h I . 11. provl!' 1n re ell<~n tQ any 10· ... 1 ... ich Htl!' o tnsu tCit'nt size h · b 1 tinn o >'~a id ,,.solution, sha ll crease in occupeut load, sher-e!lt t eretn to appear ,. nre 0
1' d!ltren~thh "1c arry imp osrod at ion or addition, or euy change the City Coun cil at a !II a ted be cleured by th t-r,.c ord a t inn
0 8 5 wtt 1111 etr . in occupancy. plsce end time to t~how causl!' of a Certifi<'at e nf f:omplhw rr
10. Ce!lspools and 11eptic why such buildi ag or s tructure by the City C:lt rl wi th thr
tanks wh ich are !!itructurally 15.28.020 SubatGnflo,d Bul/fl. shoold not be declared 11 nu i· Orangf' Cou nt)' H"l·ordPr, In
unsound. ;,.,. o• Public Hu leoflc••· All sance and abated aR herein th,. rvrnt th at thl' D11i"'o nr•· is
(c) ll aurdu ns wiring. All such subatsndard buildings are pro•·ided. Service of th e 11econd not ahatt-<1 by the ow nN or u•·· wi rin~ ";<cept th at wh ich con-hereby declared IQ be public ,. h JJ b d f 11 · · h
10 -eil with all applir able nu is ance11 and s hall be abated no ICe 5 11 e ma e 0 o wmg cupant "'ithm t t> t ime Jlt~· '"' the ptOCl!'dure Set forth in .'\teo .L, b h c· (" "f law"' ,·, •fff'n a t the t•·m· of bv repair. rehabilitation. dem"" !ll'tt.,., Y I r .11v .ounr 1 • ~ ~ 1 tion 15.28.040 above, h C "I d h r·· in!lta/lation and wh ic h ha"' been luion or removsl in IICCot denc e I e .ounc• mav lr,.r t t " .tty
maintained in good condi ti on with the procedure hereinsher Ss.id not ice s hall be in s ub-.\lnnager to r"f.l.ir :tnrl rroha bil i·
and ia b ein~ used Ill a safe !let forth. s t11ntia lly the followinf! form: tatro or razr, demolish and
manner, ':'t otic<! to Abate ~u is •nce rerno"e th l' build in' or ,;true•
d JS .28.0l0 Horiu Po Ow"•'· I d) !lazar ous plumbi n~. All Th ld The owner of the bu ild in' lltrl', and th!' f:ity \lana ~Pr and
h h h e Bui ing Director shall plumbing e~cl"pl t at w ic eramine or cause to be exa-s ituated at hi!!l authotil"d rrpro•,.••ntnt i••es
conformed with all applicabl e · d b .,,. is hroreby notified to np•~•r "hllll thN,.Ir~ br authorize<! to II I mtne every Ul 1111 or struc-r -Ia.,.'!' in e e<:t at the time o · h 1 d bd orf" th• c,·,, Co••••o"l of •h-entl!'r upon t e P'Or#rty for that d lure or port1on t l!'reo reporte ~ ~..... • ,.. in!ltall atioo 1111 which ha:o. as danj!:erou s o r damaged and, City of Xe.,.·port Beach 11 t its purpose. Thf' City ,\bn11 ge r muy
been ma inuune d in good colld i· if ~~ouch is found to be a suh-meet in• to be held , u~~o e an indf"P'ndent contrac tor t ion an d wh ich il'l frf'e of cro!lll co nn enions and !liphoneg"' bl!'· tltandard buildinf• thl!' BuildinA at thf' Counci l Cha mh~r!l, City to rropa ir t~nd r~hab ilitate or
tw .. .-n fi uur~~~o. Director 11hall l tve to the pl!'r-lla!l, located 111 3300 ~e!lt re zf', demolish aod rl"move the (e~ llazardou!l merhaoical 11011, if eny, in real or apparent Newport Boulevard, "I!'" port build ing or !ltructurr. The f:ity
1 All mechanic al charse or control of the prem· Beech, Califom ia, a! th,. hour Counci l may furthPr decl11re, equtpmen · d ises involved, and the owner of 1 ·1 •h h "ld" ' ' ,. · "quipm,.nt, inclu ing vents, o ot aa aoon 1 e Ul mg or !I rnr 11 " "'
.... ,.,.pt that wh i!•h conformed re cord e!l such appears on the thl!'tl!'efter a!l he may b .. bf"ard, ra zed and demolil'l hr-d by the
"ith all applic:ehle lawa in e f· tal. assessment roll, tbl!' holder and l'lh ow c•ul'le , if any h,. ha!!l, City, that the material of a ny o f il!ly mortg•oe, trust deed, or h "d b d h ld h • "ld " b f,.l I .11 thP t1me o f i n.\ltallati <~n other lieo or encumbraocl!' of w y sat oil iog s ou not !IUC uu t Ill@ or ~~otrocture e and wh ir-h ha l'l been ml'l intained d I be detl':tmined to bt' a public sold a fter not ice to the ownrt rl!'cor , the owner or holder Q '" rood and •nlfp condition. I I d d iiuisance and Aai d nui!llanc ro in aoy mann<!r in wh ich the aoy ease o recor , an the
LEGAL NOTICE
postt'd on the building or
struc ture involved.
A 1 thl!' time fized for th e hear•
in11 of the s tatemt<nl of e•pense
tb .. City Counc il shall con•
sid,.r the stateruent together
.,..i th 11n y objections or protl!'Sis
which may bro ra ised by any <1 f
th e proprorty o.,..ner!l liable to
hf:' ass,.!'l!led for the doing of
the work und by any other in•
tr r!:!<i l!:!d persoas, and there•
after, the s tatt>meot as sub·
mined or as ordere d revised,
eor~ect.ed or modified by Lh e
C:i ty Cound l !!hall be confirm•
ed and adoptt>d by resolution.
l f such statement is not pa id
.,..i th in fiftf'en (15) days alt er
th e pll !'lifii,I[P of thl!' res o lution
it s hall con!lt itute a lien on the
rf'al pr op<"tly upon .,..h ich thro
l,ui!ding or s tructure WIUI locs•
ted 11nd .!!hull be col1erte<i aS
a special ;l!lses!lmf"nt Pgll inst
s uch real pr operty. The rt<!IOo
lution Mha il cnntain thr pro•·i·
s ioo lhat if !iiiCh !'tat ,.mentis
J>ll id with ln fifteen (1 5) da ys
-1uc h re!lolntic:.n !!hllll bt"come
¥Did .
JS .l8.080 T"'"amlaalofl of
Adoprad E.,,..,.,. Stolematll lo
Cou.,ry Audl,or, Cou,y A•••••
•o, o,.d Couflly Ta• Collector,
Ce:rtified copie11 of the reao ln•
ti on and roJ;pen"l!' s tat ement aA
•'•fted by the Citv Counril
"ha I be fi ll!'d with thl!' County
Audi tor, the County Al!le!'•
MOt and the County Tax
Collector unll!'l'll the expense
s tatemut is paid withio fif.,
tl!'e n (15) days a h er the adopo
l ion of the reso lution. The au•
ditor ahall be requested to
enter the smounts of the re•
l'l pec tive assessments on the
Countr tax roll opposite l!'ec h
parc e of land. Thereafter,
the emount of the. asse11sment
Aha II be t:ollected et the ume I . Lar-k o f, or 1mprop,.r W.ttror
r lol',.t, lavl'lt<'>~v , bathtub or
'hower tn a tlwe11m'l unit.
2. [,i!W k o f, or 1mproper water
t'lo.set .. , lavatoti""· and hath•
tub s or ~bo we rs p"r nu mb ,.r o f
guP!'il "' m d hot el.
(f Fault\' weather ~rotect ion, d h ld 1 h abated by •h• Ci•y of Newport City Council ma:{. rle terrni ne d recor o er o sny ot er es-,..hlt'h sha ! ind u e ut not be lllte or interest io or tQ the Beach by re pR iring and rehabi!• reeaoaable, provi ed th11t any time and in thl!' asme manner
lim•tPd 10 th" fol!n.,..ing. bui ldin~ or structure 0 11 the itating, or razing, drmolis hin!l s uch s11 le l'lhall be ur,n con• as City taxl!'a are collec ted,
l. n .. terioratl"<i, erumblins, or lend, written notice lltetins Lhe and removinl! 11amro and chat(!• di tioo that thl!' wrec age and and is aubject to the 11aml!'
lno"'P plast .. r. defects thereof. This notice in• the emus th!'r,.of to the <!l!'bri~~ol'lhall b" t"moVf'!l and the -oaltiea and the sarne r,o·
3. Lar k nf, M •mp roper kit•
C'hron "ink.
2. IJeu•norat,.d or ineffectivf' .-!!hell require thl!' owt~er to com· owner. lot cleaned. Any surplus, over cednre and sale in case o d'e:· wat,.rproofmg of ~l.tf"rior walla. · h h · d O••·d·. d b h h 1-0,,,·. roo f,., fou ndations, or noora, mence ell er t e requue re. ~ an a Qve t e costA to t e ~ linquenc y as provided ,,.
indudin,r bro ko·n windOWIII or c•ir• or impmvemeats or, if the City of Newport Beac h Ci tr· from the Male of sut:h nllryCity taxes. door~. uildins 18 dl!'emed by the Building Ol!'pattml!'nl loui diog shu II be retainl!'d to IS 28 090 It 1 A
ATTEST:
Laure Lsgio!l
Cit_y C lerk
Pobli,h: May 18, 1967. in
The Newport llarbor Ensign
LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE •\. I.11C'k of hot and cold ru n•
ning w;&tP r to plumbi n~~: fiatur,.,.
10 a dw,.lllnp; unit.
3. De fective or lar-k of .,.·e~ Buildins Director to be irre. By ..... _..................... h. diatributed to the psrtiu , R. bAvt o, ty c" ,_
parabl e, the demolition sod re-lawlnll entitled thereto, The po/,.t alto llltot/on -mla· NOTTC TO C REDITORS th,.r protect inn lor e.terior moval o f the buildins or etruo-JS.28.060 Hvl•o,.ca Abote• I d . I h a/on; "-•'• o"rl Ovrl ... The CERTIFIC ATE OF BUSINF.:S.C)
wall coverin!ll'l, including lack lu re or ponioos thereof wi thia ,.,.,., H-rll'lf • At the tim<!', procl . .,h•l•ln .. _ monted• <Ohm suer City Council mey sppoint II SU PERIOR COURT OF TilE Fictitio us Finn Name 5. l.a('k of hot 11nd C'Oid run-
ning wattr in a hote l.
6. l.aC'k of adequet" hf"atml!
fa riliti,.s.
?. Lack of, or improP.er opere-
lion Q( requ ired v"ntdetion.
8. Leek of minimum amou nt of
natural li~~:h t ;,ad ventilation as
required by the UnifQmt Bn ild-
ing Code.
9. Room and apace dimen•
aions less than required by
the Uoifonn Bo ildin,1 Code.
10. Leek of requnl!'d dectri·
cal lishting.
II. Dampness o f habitable
rooms.
12. Infestation of insecta,
varmin or rode11111 •• deter-
mlaed ~y the BoildinJ Director.
13. General dilapidation or
Improper maintl!'a•oce.
14. Lack of coeaection to r~
qalred •ewase dl8f>oul sy•
tl!'lfto '
15. Lec:k of •dequ•te aarb•se
a.d rvbbi... •tor•«~ aod reo.
_.val faell ltlu •• determlud
111 die B•lldlq Direc:tor.
16. Di.charpe of sewa;r.e on
the ••rf•c:• o IJtte 8'oun • • 17. Lack of • appro••d water
""!!I''' ~e&araf llaurda. which
alta I iKI•4• 1111 ••• hfl limited
.. tM followl_,:
1. O..eriorMicl N leadeq .. te .. __
J. Oefec:U.-., Mcm onted
....._orlcMr .. ppona. ,._. r~ ... n .. , ..,.ru
•• ............ .... te ~ ___ .....,..
" ....... •' ~ ,_.... ....,.~ ..... , .........
tJ I p11int, or wutherins due to ten (lO) days and to compl e te d d I f' d . h 11 a e s 11 ,.., use , w e~;~evr: R h b 1 STATE OF CALIFORNIA FOR p.21194 lad of paint or other approved ate •n P ilc:e txe tn 1 " possible to reduce the co11t e 11 I ltstioa Com miu ioo THE COUN TY OF ORANGE proter ti ve coverinss . duc b ,wo rk widhia '}x:l: (60) n~tlce to •.bate ooisencl!', the of razin~, demolishinf! and re• c onslstill@' of five ~5) qu•li fid No, A-56826 THE UN DERSIGNED doe8
4. Broken, rolled, spl it or ti~~~ u~i~.~b!th::.!,:e at~p:t;. ~tty C~tlc t~ ~~~.•II proce,ed t~o tllovl ng the hulldius or struc~ electors ofb the Ctty w~o h•r.l!' EAtete of CHARLES R. ~=~~~!8 c:r~~o!hS~~~: ~8;::y·
bu d ded r:rterior wall roverinss ted by the Buildins Diret:tor, esr e es tmool o e ture Wi thin ten {10) days aftl!'r competeat y reason o I etr LYNCH also lr.nowa •• C.R, b~slneaa ~I 640 St. James or roo f s;;overing•. If the Buildino Director dete,.. Bnildins Director, is au is• the· P' 1 e 1 d the experience ead train ins to p11 11a LYNCH, Deceas ed,
{') F'ire huard, Any bu ilding t.eote end ~P'••eotatives, and e m • "' ere pose 1 . upon mat ters re latioo to the R<~ad, Newport Beach, Callf<~r-mineethat the structure creates Cit Clerk sh•ll d coptes NOTICE IS HEREBY GI VEN 1 p 0 9 C "port ion thereof, device, ep-1 other com-teat -rsoa!l who Y . sell rebabilltatifJD aod demolitioc a a, • • ox 141 1, oats immioeat daaoer to the lives o ,.... ,..-I •h• •••ol··• o •• •h ow ••• •· ''' ••odl• I •h b M c I" I • d h par•tull, equipment, combus-d h ~, he P'eseat and deaire to 0 u 1 n . . r: of aubetanderd buildins•· If .., .. ora o e • ove esa, 1 t onus un er t e
'
.bl , · per&Ona thereia reai ia3, e and othe.ipor•nus 111 1ntere!!lt 11s .L aamed decedeat that a ll .... r f•""o'tio··• r,·-••m• of Colo< 1 e was e, or vegeteuon sh11ll include within the ootir.e testily reapecth13 the coodllion 'I . "'e City Council app<~l ata 11 ,.-" '" "N
which in th e opinion of the •n order to the owaer or occu-of the bolldios, th e es timat ed hereinbefore set forth and 111 Rehabilltlttion Comllt iaalon, the eoaa h•vi 111 claims epiut Control Compaay ead th•t aeid
Fire Departme nt is in "uch a b b 1 b coat of Ita reeODa tructioa, re• 1\lut form a ad men11er. Commleoloo •h•ll be •••••d the said decedeat ere. required flma ia .contpoaed of the follow• condition as to cause. a fire or pent 1 111 1 e s tn:te ore e vac .. I 1 1 b
I ted •• eooa sa pouible, or par or remo•el, aad any other J5.28.070 Heotl"f o" E•· with ead ab•ll exercise ell of to lie them,wlththe. necelhary •11 p11,.011 w o•e aame Ia
e.:p osioa or provide 11 ready within 11 a~eelfled time, •her tnformllioo whic h the City .. ,. •• Stote-nt. The City ''' powers and datlu eoafer• vooc:hers, In tile office of the fttll aad place of reaideace are fu el to •uf!711ent the spread end 1 II d • 1 b u followa to-wit in~e~"ity o f fire or explo•lon receipt o t e ootlce. ~oaac U-Y b e em pel tl!oeQt Maoaser •ha ll keep n ltemi:ted red oa the City Coancll by th l• ,~1t.rk o the • o¥~L eothled William j , He.drid:aon, 6.0 •n•••f '••om •o y c a"ao. rs.•a.040 SaN/c. eJ H•flc•. <aereto. poe. t e cone u•ion of a ccooat of the e llpeaaes la val .. Ch•pt.er.•• 'CO.M, or to pre•ent.., .. elll, whit. .t " • ·• h " ·• c· 11 d · h d ... .L 51.]-.e• Road, Newport Beach, (h) auhy materiala of coo-Proper Hi"tlc:e of aeclt. c.ot.lee uoe eana&, ... e 1ty Coooc Ttl Ut t e actual rer.,ir en SECnON 2 Thle ordi•nce ... a M:c .. aa..,. ¥otac n , to ..,.. Calllol'1ll•.
suaction. All materiel• of COD" ehaJI be by peraoaaJ sen1c• •hall by ruolatiOD declare its relt.abilitlttloa or raz as, de· aha II ba publiahed ooce Ia the .. deraiped at th office of WITNESS my h-.d tbia 28,11 atnactlon u cept those whi ch or b1 real.-ered or certified fladlnp .ad, Ia the neat It a<1 n~olleltlas ud removal of the offlclelllewa.-per of the City. t.laauon.ey ntOMAS J. lO[R .. d•y of A,rtl, 1967•
ere apecificall1_ allowed ot.,.. mall opoa n ell piirty .,.c lfled c:n e ladea, It NY declare uld b.lldlot or etruc tare, •• well ud tl.e ••me ehall be effee-o BEfl, U720 Veatar• Blvd., lrllli• J, Headrlclt.aoa ~mved b/ the Ua iform Balldias Ia Sectloa 15.21.010. Ia tile bv.lldl .. « s tnac tere to be a • l•cideatel ud ovl!'rhead tlve SO d•T• afm the d•te of Eaelao, Cellfont. wblc:b Ia STATE Of CALIFORNIA
ode aa whlclt ha•e beea ede-ejent tb. :.:1i141~ DiNe~ aoleaace ud direct tlte -~er ea~··"" relate
0
d thereto. The 'Its adoptloe. •e pJ.ace of baslae•• of tbe COUNTY OF ORANCE aa. ~;~e~~nd~tii~~~lned ia s ood •d :btl~ ~:••::". •,:. !'u ~~ • ..
1
to ehaa. the ••me whhla ftf·. worif lacid .. te.l shall htchtde, Thla otdluacew .. latrodaced ,•Ddenlped Ia •llmeuera per• ON THIS 28tll c1e of April
(i) Huardoo• or ana•dhary •peclfied above. proper .e ... teea (l5)d•18 after the date of bot aot be liMi ted to. the ell• eta,., ... , •eall•l of 0.• Cit,. lalalq: to dte eatata of -ttd ' 1967, before ••• • ~otal)' p...,:
premieea. Thue premlaea oo •lc• ahafl tte by P.'"tla& • copy P:"''•f 011 the pre•l•e• • no-r.uea sad co.UI of til•. Cit,. Coaac ll of tlrut Cit,. of Newport. dececleat, wiU.Ia eb ••* lie i• ..4 lot ••id coa•ty •d
wlaic la tltere ul•ta en accemg• of tlt.e aotlc::e oa 'iM MU4i .. or; ttce 0 tlae peuap of thfl re• • tite pn:panUoa of aotlcea. Beac::la HW oa lila Ulll 4ey of iaft.r tlte flrat pab1lcalloa of et•te rcoldl .. dt.enia d 1
llllioe of we~d11 , nrtatloa. •lr11ctar• allepd to be ••~ aoletl-.. t.,. h•l•l dte ••-apeelflcalloa• aad c oou.ctaJ April. 1167, .. d ••• adopted fla aotlca. co. .. l•aioaed ••d ewo,;, p~~
/o ak, dud ors••lc matter, d .. ataad.lrd. '11te fallen of •r ,.,.lr.d ud r.laabllltated or ••4 lo lupectia1 "'• work.u oa tiae ltfl day of Mey. IM1. t.y Oeted Afll20, 1967 ... _,ly .,..,.d WUH• J, ~rle, e:arbq:e, olfll!. rst hatbo,-. owaer ot ot!aer pe,... to ,... naed, de•ollelaed ud NIOCWed. tM eoet. of prletJq aad tMit• Ike followial vo4e, 10 wht 1011:1 0. LYNCH fl•chicb 011 rr. .. to •a to
•tea, ac•p .. t watert co.~be• cehe •cit aotJco ... u 1101 ... tMt If dte ••ie••e. Ia aot ial nt~~•lred lrterweadar. ne AYES COUNCIUIIE!rf R. DIIIQUSTRATOI f d. ES. ~ die ~ .noM e Ia
tiltl e •aterlala, aad •l•ll•r effect I• •1....., lM •al!-eo a~t ocl the lhlldla1 Di· City ....... , ohll ••b.lt tltla ,_,..;_0 ........ II ' C~~· TAT£ of tile ah:.a :at~td nhecriMd "-Q. •1~': h~
m•tertela or coadltloaa 'W\Ich, dlty of .. 1: ,roe.e•tap c.Utia•l ,.ctOf' •h•ll e• .. e the lialld• lca.betl a&ateflleot to dMt City Cook. f~< Slaeh~ a ' t&et:e4&.at • ,..,. ... , ... d acbowla .... lo
c::eutltote fire:, health or .. foty I.Sftlider. no k041al IHNoo -~ to M ntpehl"ud re.ho• C .. r'k. who allallaet • Ute for PUlES COUiiCUMDI N ITIOMAS J IOEIIIII .a .... •••owtecf tM ,._, "ir~!·"'i~a·~·t• nita. All : ~~4~·.::::. c;;; :.1 w , ...... d er rea~··-"::, .. -crc: C.!:u·UI~~~7r ABSE"T COUrtCIUtiE'Nt;::.. ATI'OIN!T AT LA• . . ":ann::ss.,. h•4 .. ollct•l
h lilac• or pont,.. tllereof lito ..Ue• .. tM .. udtq or ~~':i!d. • Uoo 08 -11 • co,. of dl; a tat•••• Pnl J. Gnller 111t0 v.-. ltri.. " • e .... A Bolleakd
... ' r.N•I4d •h• ad..-.• atro~~.!!' •.i_~~ .. I tt. .. IJ:o •• ,....,. ••• a-4 .,.. wtde .. to •• ..,.., ••4 othr portln nrc Maycw Eaa .... C.tU .. II 91,1d I,.,..,.,. feiiiJc le ;_4 lot MW
nh eciHtJ .. u ,..,~a..,. ..__,.., __ ...... e_.. • .. hiW::f..la lee.: e4 n. ia ---t.•l•l•f••••deo A ~Tt Aa...,ferAOIIIlfiSTaATOl Co _.._
lM u.-.... hdtiiAt C.. ... CJOJT ef ilia. •Me• &a tt. ,. Cl C II h ... _. .of .. 1._ uc1 ,,. .. "' ..... ...: L .. ralA&I• IAI~12 1'!~~•-·-•· ..,. iiOio ,_1141op "' ,... coNo4 -,._ Onor c-o, If -!J ~-Cloy Cloft -.. ~. A-• --.. ---"-.... d.aiao ..,_, ~ nl fttdJj.~ ......... ~ -.............. aM ............. Jiite ....... 4 -r ,..._I ,. .. "'' -1 11, I 1967
:.. .. ,..:.· .. "..:':'.:0.tr!t: .. ~ ... ~ -:--::· :'it t::. ~ ::.:!. ... .; :-r .. c:-c~.:.:.·'!.... -:~ re•;:!=: ~~~i;.~. ;~ ~=:..~ .. ,. .... ·--.~.::t= '~ :-.::· •
llfWORT HAIIIOR EIIIGII
SlaJIID-IECliOI - -... '
lltURSDAY, IIAY II, 1157
OOIQIA D£L liAR, CAll 1'.
LIGAL IIOTICI
NOTICE Of TRUSTEE'S SALE
No. 95l
0.. Jaae 14, 1961, • I0130
•·•"-• BENEF'ICJAL SERVICE
CO., a Cali fon~la corporaUoa
•• duty appolal«d Tr ... tN nder
qcJ puttuht to Deed of Trut
dated July 22ad, 196!, eu••
ca ted by CA RTTER SUPPLY,
a partaeNhlp couletlae: _ of
DALE CARTfER AND OON•
ALD J. CARTTER ead recofd.
ed Aupwt 6, 1963, •• laetr,
No. 4470, Ia lMlok 6662, p11e:e
547, of Official Recorda Ia 1he
orllce of tlu1 Coaaty Recorder
of Or•11se Coaaty, Callfon:~la,
WILL SD...L AT PU&LIC AUC·
110N TO HIGH EST BIDDER
roR CASH (payable at tlnu! of
'
M'Goo oDens in Newport F
... .;u ciD what,~ can 10 ........ ...w.. dial ftu.d rom
Mkatfawpon ramou1:' uid in widf abe DOI&a.laic Oly (~~-.. -.,. o(
Marty 8ryman at a apecial Nlneti .. decoratiON. ---~ ~ ca.,.. u oot~wadi .. loqiaa 10 Anna Barnhill,
preview oponlna of M'Ooo'• A cbatity baaarit wu ,.,., Cl&lllhcy .. , •••liq warranL • .Someone brolre lit 31tb St... Apt. ·a; Suun
rel&aurUt TNtct.y niaht held ,ecka..ct.~ May tO •• J:lla car waa l.afl jacb4 the willdow ud ra~D4l a Spain, 112. 391h St.. and Ro-
May 9 at 2600 W. Cou~ and the doors • o( M'O.X: = 5 bohl ~tftl 011 .. tcrecn &0 Jack ,.._aia ... l barta JeMinp, 3110 Sea•
Hwy Mariners Mile -ened to dte public at 1 . -h14
10' moal Y ~ ruidence at SU W. · Ba.Y,·Ihoro Drive ... Louvers were '' • ""' IOIQeOne l&o an ... • I 'd • ' do Wlitreucs wore old-p.cn. Tburaday, Ma~ 11 . ... .. , and eire (rom hit c•· Balboa, but dad DOC enta.r raaKWe 1_rom w1n WI al·
(aabioned bachin1 IUitl tba lhio( aJtO &ook IIOYI'I • , .Someone, pouibly (tOm lowin1 entry &0 12.0 Qny~:
peUiotlc:ally colored red, .IUIICIIL DlmiCn and divinJ par rrom hia cu a pauina nbicle, du'aw a Avo.. Balboa l1land .• and
wtt.ite •d blue. Mi11 No.,. TO liT ID I.U and tolled 1 IWOater in ~ vodka boUle lhrouP, the and bcd1 were alept tn and
pore Beach tnd Min Co1ta The County IUpaf\'llorl nearby yard, ac:cordina 10 rear window or the t.euatana beth.rooms u1ed bot no pr~
Men, both in mini 1kiru. hev~ •.~ovo~ th.e renamln1 Jubn Navclaki. 305K: Jlrd belonaina 10 ~a .HII1kcock. party taken, accordina to
w.re inuoduccd \0 the or JIIChC:I&I dlltiiCt& to de· St., Well Newport. ....... Iter· 2617Clay SC., Newport Hailbta. Robert Sunshine.
ttraln• o( tho piano'• "Oh pict Lho reaional locations, eo wu· removed rrotn dte ••• Stereo and tapea were
you boautitul doll.', effective next January. The VW camper ~at Lois Polur taken hom the' car belon,.. C.ll In Y ovr Want Ad
' .... Easlp
673.0SSO
City octiciala wore inuo--Newport Beach<osta Men had puked 1n che carport at '"K lO Larry LAue, 133Y.t
duced, but Councilman and Judicial District will be 3501 Marc:u.• • !i••t Newpon 44th SL, West Newport...· ••
tMs. AI Forait 1tole the known •• Oranae County · • .At ntshUme, •omeone Bonnie Youna, 324.S Broad
1how when they arrived Harbor Judicial District. ~~v~.!~ :~O::in:": ~t., Newport H.ciahu, drlv· --p-._--.-,-.-,-.. -,-0-..._--,--
UG.t.L HOTIC! LEGAL NOTICE for • S..l.scriptlon:
ule in lawfu.l moaey of the SUMMONS Oranlll!!, State of Califoraia,
Uolted States) at lht! South (C.C.P. Section 750) be8iDpins at the mul uonh·
Ardtur Dolch, 401 Kina• ~I .• R~-~~·~· anddr' ~eryl
Rd •• Cliff Haven ••• A cro-wu, ""'•ne1m, '."lnl a
quet aet w11 removed from 1 Oallun, both complamed or
barrel in the front yard of whipluhe• after a colli•
309 3Jrd St., Wut Newport, aion on Newport Blvd. , ,
accordina to Necia Godarey Euaene Swanson, 22S.A
••• Ste.reo tapea were left, Ruby Ave., Balboa Island,
but the •tereo wu removed parked his car on Amethyu.
from the VW that Mark Healy where it wu damaaed by a
Coli -673.0550
(front) entraace of the County File No. 15 1511 erly corner ..,! lot 1 io Tr•ct
CourthouRI!, Ia the city of SUfERIOR COURT Or Til f. No. 814, u per m•p recorded Sa~t• Au, Califont.ia •II riBht, STATE Or CALIFORNIA F'OR in book 24 P•l!!n 35 ~:~~d 36
title aad interut coaveyed to THE COUNTY OF ORANGE of ~liscell•neooa M•ps. ia the
and now held by It oader .. id A0N1THONYC POOLS, INC., • offi c e of tbe county recorder
f T h e •ware orporation, of •aid co11nty·, •hon<O "'"'h-(k!!d o ru11t Ia t e property PI 1 "If " d •,,nh e••terly alon8 •ho '"'h••~ s ituated Ia a aid County an h~dparked at210 Via Eboli, hit and run driver.
CILOI Til MT·T.MT 11-IITTI
.................. , ... -S.Ctl• 2.,... 2 .... -'I-·_.., ......... --· 2721 I. C..et Nwy., C.••• ......... Cellf., ,.,_ ........ I-.... ....... ...,. 22>, ,,.7
le 1wre ta htclu .. •--. .,., .II .......... •"'·
WIN A BIBLE I
FURNITURE REFINISHING
&
Antique r•storing -reglueing & repair
CUSTOM HOUSE
1677 ~perior, C.M. 642-5652
St•te described ast NEWPORT BAY DREDGING terly line of .. id lot to the
Lot 4 in Block 145 of CANAL COMPANY, • California cor-line of Ordina ry H il!!h Tide,
S ~.,,.Inn·, SOUTH COAST COM-of the Pacific O<:ea n, f.CTION, Newport Beach, aa d ·Ld · h · d ANY, a Calllomia co"'oration·, all eacu.... 111 t e JU I!• Per map recorded ia Book 4, ., , , d d C DOES I throul!!h 10, iac luaive; men eo ere uo er aae
Page 98 of Mi!~Cellaoeooa •nd tile BLACK COMPANY, a ~o. 23682 of the S11perlor
Ma pl<, record11 of aaid Oranl!!e corporation; aad all other pe,.. Court of the State of C•lifo,.. ~::idn'!~l~a~r~tn~~· m,d,, ... , sons uak.~~owo, claiming Bny nia, a cenifdiedd "APY of whic h
... u right, title, elllate, lien or in· wall recor e Ul!!llllt 14, without covf'!nant or wananty, h 1 • d 1928 ia book 191 P'8' ~6 tereat in t _e rea property e-' ,, "•prr•!'l!l or impJi,.,d, regantinl!! acribed i.a the Complaiat, •d-of Official Recorda; thence
title, po!'l!!l"""lon, or eac um• 11,.,,.e to Plaintiff's ownf'!rahip, northf'!rly aloag aaid line o f br~tacf'!fl, to pay the remaininl!! or any cloud npon PlaintiH'a Ordinary Uil!!h Tide to the
Ltdo Isle. , • The tape mach-
ine and tapca valued at Sl47
were removed from his car
after someone Jiuled a win-
dow catch until it wu re-
leased, aaid Jay Schredder,
2li 34th St.., Wut Newport.
Friclay, May 12
Denny Sheffer, 2021 Ave·
nida Chico, East Bluff, col-
lided with an one inch steel
pipe and careened on to
slOp •aainst a tree; brakes
couldn't be checked be-
cause the cat wu sprayed
with water from the pipe
.•• Joan Russell , 1444 W.
Bay, Central Newport, wu
attendina Assembly in the
boy's aym at Harbor HiJh
and laid her purse on the
Suackly, May 1 ..
Randall Garner, 2201
Fiesta, Newport. collided
his Mercury with the car or
Lois Pearson. 307'h: Coral,
Balboa l1land, at an inter-
section on Coast Hwy ...
J ohn Hoban, llOO W. Ocean
Coit Drapery
Cleaning Is
Guaranteed Perfect
pfi&ci pa) Allm of the note Ill!!• tit)f'! thereto, northeaaterJy rrolons:atioa of
cur"'d by Hllid l>f'!ed of Tru11t, Defendantl!l the oorthweater y line of aaid
,,... .. ·it: 141,278.31, with iater-THE PEOPLE O F'T!IF:STATF: lot I; thf'!oce liOIIthweatf'!rly
""t from Dee ember I, 1%6, as Of CALIFORNIA Sf.:'<!D •1lons: Maid aortbweaterly pro-
d • d GREETINGS TO: oal!!atioo to tile point of be-in !!!oai not" provl ed, adv11n• NEWPORT BAY DREDGING ~j:inning.'' r••r~, if an y, onder the \ernul of
t111i d [),.,.,.d of TruHt, fen, COMPANY, a C~tlifomia cor· And yo u are hereby notified
r,ration: SOUTH COAST COM· that, onlua~ou 110 •ppf'!ar and rhar~e111 an1l e~peo11e11 of the b 1 ff 11 1 ANY,a California co...,oration: answer, t e ainti wi •rpy Ttu!!ltee and of the tru11te crea.. .,. h C 1 d IX)[S I thro11gh 10, iocluaive; to I e ourt or the relie & 1"d by llllid llll!f!d o f~Ttull t. and thf'! BLACK COMPANY; a mand,.,~ in the Complai~t, to-wit:
Front. Balboa. walked into
and fell throuah a slidin1
alass door at the Newport
Harbor Yacht Club, and was
taken to Hoaa Hospital with
numerous cuts end Iacer ..
ti ons over his entire body
... C.M. Strombera. 1400 E.
Balboa Blvd., Balboa Point,
left his car for 5 minutes
and in that time the outside
or 100" Replacement Regar'dleu of the age
of Your Draperies, if Cleanabla
e G1,1oranleed Perfec t P leat Fold!" I
e G..,o•onleed Ne• Faluic Life
Profeuionol Removal /Installation
We Ramove Water Dcwnove e Loon Drapes
11711 I CA'8
LAa818T
2UiOFF
far cash & corry Thf' bf'nrfici~try. under 11111id co rporatioo: 11111d a]] other pe,.. That 11 be adjud~Jed that thf'!
nerd of Tru101 , by reaaon o f a Ilo na unknown, claiming any PlaiotHf ia the owner of said
llreac:h or ddault in thf'! oblig11• ril!!ht, title, ll!lltate, lien or in-property in fee 11imple absolute;
tion.!ll 11ecured thereby, herf'to-tere!ll in the real pror,erty de-that iu title to aaid property
fore <::,xf'!coted and ddiverl'd s c ribed in the Com p aint , aoi-bt" establishf'!d and quieted:
to thf' onderaignf'!d a "'ritten ver11e to Plaintiff's ownf'!rRhip, that the Court ascertain aad
Declaration of Default 110d or any cloud upon Plaint iU'!!I determine all f'!IIUte, rishta,
Demand for Sale. ~tod .,.·rillf'n title the reto; titl<!lll, intereatl!l and d aima i.a
noti cf' of br,.ach and of ell'!c-YOU AHF: HF:REBY ~OTI-and to uid property, and every
· h d · d flED to appear and ,,,..,..,.., bart th,.reof, whether the aaml! lion to C:llll!"t! I ,. un f'l'!llfi;Dt'
benchbeaideher; 15 minutes rear view window wu br~
later she noticed i t wu ken off at the bue and car--DRAPRY CLEARERS
f thf'!Complaint of Anthony Pnolll, ,. lf'gal or equitable, prel!lt:nt to ,.,.II !!Rid propl"rty to sati11 y f d
ld hi I d h In c., a Delaware corporation, or uture, llf'!!He or contingent, 11a o i@at ona, nn I "'~ d h h h plainttU filed with the Cl .. rk of an w et e r t e same consists aftn, o n Febru11ry 6, 1967, the of ' 1· f the above -eotitled Court ~tnd mo r l!!agea or 1eo• o any
under"'igned c ausf'!d s aid oa-County, within tf'!n d•y" aft.,r description; that pla iatiff reo.
tice of brear h 11nd of f"lec tiop service on you of this Summon>~, cover its costs hereia and have
to b,. recordf'd in boolr. 81 70, if serv~d w1thm thl" Count)'• !liu ch oth"r and further relief u
p11,2f'! 634, of s aid OfficiRI He-or wi th 1n thm~ day"' if 11ervt!d may bf' meet in the pr~mi11ea ,
cords. e laewhf'!re, and to !Sf'! fonh WI T NESS my hand and seal
Dflt ": May 8, 1967 what interf'!st or l il'!n, if any' of the Coort
B[Nf.FIC IAL SF:RVI C t: CO. you hl\·e io or upon th11t r "r-DATF:D Jan. 30, 1967
a.!l !'laid Ttulllf'e, tain real propf'!rty or any p11rt (St"al)
ried owoy. · .someone opo 1702 NEWPORT 81.. VD. of 17rlt, Co a to Moao
parently wal1dna down See•
onore Drive, West Newoor1. .. H%11 TOLL FREE .J.JM missina .. , Valerie Roberts
had the air cleaner stolen
from her car when it wu
parked in front of her home
at 4309 Pauice, West Ne-
port Heiahts ... J im Fisher,
101 Shorecliff Rd ., Shore
Cliffs, ridina h is bike on
West Coast Hwy., was hit
by Dell Williams' car u he
was leaving a driveway; Mr.
Williams lives at 609 Lark·
threw &9ld paint on Cltl be-!:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::"'
spur, Corona del Mar ... Her I !~Ig~ill:
jlata&e is equipped with an r • PET SUPPLIES
T-PICM. Pt .. By J .E. ColemHn , Trust Officf'r thereof, s ituatf'rl in thf'! f:onnt y W.E, St John, Clerk
SPS 8566 o f OranAe, State o f Csliforoia, By I 'm. W. Whi tcomb
automatic opener, said Irene
Schmaalis, 1608 Dover,
Karbor Hi&hlands , but stilt
it ia found O pened at Clirter--
ent times: the last time. it
Was opened, th~ spare tire
was taken from her Olds. , .
Edward Lilley, 52, or 126
40th St., West Newport. was
booked on the charae of in·
to1icated in an automobile
••. Thomas Moseley, 18, of
2331 Tustin, West Upper
Bay, blamed couah medi-
cine for his conditi on when
he was booked on the charae
of intoxicated in public
... His brother's bike was
····-•• h.,. •• ,...... tM4
Publish: May 18. 2-5. Jane 1, partH:ularly deac rlbed u fol· Deputy C lerir.
1967 tb -dt'e-'Pfll"l"'rt-ll•tbor-low.: -.._ -P•WiN: M•y ll, 15; Ja•• I, I,
f. .' "A parr::el o f land in the City 1967, in the Newport Harbor
,niiiRD ,.. of ~ewporl u .. arh, Ct>unty of ~:n sign
-----~~ ~~~~~-LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL HOTIC! LEGAL NOTICE
~OTI CE O F DEFAUlT AND
t:U:C TION TO SELL UN DER
DEED Of TRUS T
S otice ifl hf'!reby given thll t
COR ?ORATION O f AMERI CA,
a Ca lifornia Corporatloa, i!l
duly aprointed Trustee onder "
<lrf'd o trust dated j uly 10,
1963, ,.,.,.,r::uted by JOHN B.
KILROY, a m•rried man aa hi a
!!'ole aad ser,-rate property 811
to 11n ondiv1ded oae half in-
terest in Parcels I, 2 and 3;
CARL M. BUC K, JR., a aingle
ma n, as to an undivided ooe
half iolt"rf'!S I in Parr::e ls I and
2:and REJAC CORPORATION,
" California Corporation, as
to 1111 undivided iotf'!re!!lt in
Parcel 3, as Trusto,. to ·.,.,.
CU ff'! certaio obligatiolll!l in
favor af FIRST WESTERN
BANK AND TRUST COMPAN'X',
a Califor11ia Balllr.lagCorpota•
tion, •s Beneficiary, recorded
on J uly 17, 1963, 81'1 ln.atfllment
Number 14697, in Book 6633,
Pas:e 733, of OHir::ia l Reeordl'
in the Office of the Reeotdf'!t
of Or~t~l!!"' County,.Statle of
California, de11c rlbinl!! land
therf'!ill u:1
All that certain land slt11ttt ed
in the Still te of Ca lifornia,
County of Oraage, City of
Newport Beach, described
aa follows:
Parcell: Th•t portloo of Lot
169 In Block 2 of lrvine"s
Sabdivlsloa, as ailowa on •
Map recorded Ia book 1. pate
88 nl flli•cellaaeot~• Ma.-.
recorda of OrsDp Conaty,
Califoml•, dneribed u
fallow•:
BesJnai'D8 at a polat Ia the
Northerly llae of the l•ad
de•eribed Ia deed to 80111
Memorl•l H081pital, ~ccwded
F'ebr'D8ry '8. \946 Ia book
1398. paae 20 of Official
Ret:Ofda. aald ~lat IHII••
dlstaat SCMlh 890 45' u•'
Ea•t, 400.00 leet fr-liNt
polat of IDUirsectlne of .. ,.,
l\1 ortl.er 1y llae w 11• • llae
.... , ,. peNile I wldl .... die· , .. , N_.•••tertrao.oo feet
froa the ceDteriiH of Pa.eee•
tla Aveaae Esteula., u .. td
P\ac:.alla A ve•H Es .... l-.
le deaerlbed Ia deed lo tile
Co .. ty of Oraap, NcGf'4e4
April 2t~195l Ia Molt 1110.
.... 2M of OfReJIIec ..... ,
dle.ee lfri 0 14' ts"
taet 59.11 '"' t. • ,.aat Ia • u.. dlat .. ,.,.. .. , ••• ••d ..... ,, ......... .,
U7,00 loot,_ ... S.. ..
..... ., .... el ,.,... ... 1 ..................
c ....... .,._ ...... .,._,
H--llloelool"ol --"'··-..... =.~~ "~-c-.c:. _" ........ ... '-' .............. ~ ......, ... 111.11 ... .. _"_. .... ...
West, 22 .50 feet to a poiot
h1. • line that is parallel .,.·ith
and di!ltant Southf':lllller ly
324.50 feet fr om said South·
euterly liue of Trart :\' o.
4692: tb,.,nce North 40° oo•
00"' Eut parallel with Mid
Southn11terly li ne, 41.04
feet to th e bf'!sin.a ing of a
non.t.angeat c urve concavf!
1Fe11terly hR vinf!: a ,.diu11 of
50.00 ff':e t, 11 rad i11 I line
t~roul!!h nid point be11rs
Soulh 5° 14' 06" Eut u id
point being the Southerly tef"
miaus of that ce rta in 50.00
feet radiu"' curve in th e boun·
dary li ne of th e land s hown
on • Map filed in boolr. 80,
p'•Ae 37 of Record of Sun'"Y"•
on file in thf'! officto o f the
County Recorder t~f Orange
County, Califamia ; thenc,.
Northeasterly, Northerly and
Nonhweaterly alon,e; uid
r::orvf'! throu(lh a central ilnfi;:le
of 162° 09' 08" •n arc di~
taaca o f 141.5 1 ft-et to the
Northerly terminu!!l of 111tid
curve; theace North 40° 00'
00" [aat •long aaid boond11ry
line o f the lud "'hown on the
Map filed in book 80, pa~e
37 of Record of Sur veys,
54.26 feet to tile bej!:iR•
aial!! of the tangrnt curve
in .. id boundary liM
concave We~terll, havinjl! a
radiua of 15.00 eet: thence
Northeaaterly, Northerly •nd
Nonhweaterly alool!! said
caf'f'e throul!!h a r::enttal anl![l e
of 90° 00' 00" an arc di!ltaace
of 23.56 feet to 11 li ne tao·
Beat, uid line tanl!!ent being
the Sou.tbweaterly ll11e of
Tract No. 5854, u 1hown on
a Map recorded ia boolr. 213,
paiJea 38 and 39 of Miacel·
laaeoas Mapa, recorda o f
Oraal!!e Co'llaty, C•lifornia ;
thace Sooth 50° 00' 00"
[ut aloal!! said Southwesterly
liae, 237.51 feet to a poi11t
Is the Weaterly liae of tile
lud ducrlbed • Ia · deed 'to ~e State of Cslifor1.ia, re--
corded Jaly IS, 1953 i11 book.
2518. Pttr 66 al Official
Records; dae:nce So.th ~
21' IS'" Weat aloa1 .. 1d let~
teity Jlae, 211.05 feet to the
Nortllleeeterl7 cotaer of ••id
lead deacriHd Ia dell!d to
Bo.. Me.ortal Boephel;
dl•c• oo.rteol•l!l So•th 90
21' 25 .. Watt aloaJ Nld l'e ...
tHI7 llae, 17.12 lftt: tbe.ce
NoN 16 ° 14' Qa" w .. ,,
IIS.JI fa• to a poi.at i• a u ........... Sotltll oo 14'
·IS'" W.• ,,.. 1M polot of
... ~: U! .. u Nord~~ 0°
14 D" 1-., 17 .I$ f•t ao .....................
P..C.I It Lea tGO ef Trt~et " ................. .. .. _ .......... 1 ... _.
II ....... IS of 111.-n .. ..... ~ ,...,... .. a.-. c:.o.o,. Colllolalo.
,.._,,."._ "-criW • ,.._ -·
Begi anin8 at a point in the
Soothweaterly line o f a aid
Lot 100 di..,taat thereon South
220 18' 09'' E:a111 , 82.72 ff'!et
from thf'! 100111 l'elltf'!rl y coruer
t.h ereol; thence leaving aaid
Southwesterly line North 670
4 1' 51" f.ut, 19.03 feet to a
point in a lint: parallel 10
i!ln d 119.00 fel!t Southweaterly
of the Northe'asterly line of
said Lot 100; thence alo111!1
aaid parallel line Sooth SOO
00' 00" Ent, 220.31 feet to
a poi11t ia the Southf'!rly lioe
of said Lot 100, .. id poiat
being in a curve, co11cave
Northweaterly and havins •
radius of 370.62 ft:et, a radial
to l!laid point bears Sooth 37°
23' 00" East; theoce South·
westerly alonl!! said c urve
throuRh a centralaol!!le of 150
04' 59" an arc dilltancf'! of
97 .56 feet to a tangent com·
pound curve, concave North·
ea!ltf'!rly and haviol!! a radius
o/ 23.00 f~et; thf'!11 Ce leaterJy
and Northerly along aaid
curve through a ceatr•l IID81e
of 90° 00' 00" an arc di ...
tancf' o f 39.27 feet to a lillf'!
tangent; theace alonl!! ••id
tan~ent li ne North 22~ 18'
09" Wt'st, 182.84 feet to the
point o f hes:inning.
said obli@:atio11s i11cludial!! oae
note for the principal l!lum of
1225.000.00;
That the beneficial intereat
under •uch deed of trust aad
thf' obli!•tions aecnred there--
by "''"' prl'll!lll!atly held by the
undersiKOed; that a brear::h of,
and default in the oblil![ationa
for whi ch such deed of truat
i!l serurity has occoned ill
that payment baa aot been
madf'! of:
J, the priacip•l balanr::e dae
April I, 1967 ID the amouat of
1173.000.00 lol!!ether with ill·
tereat thereoo. et the rate of
8 " frOII'I Ja•o•ry 1, 1967.
That by reuoa thereof, tile
undersiped oWI:Ier aad holder
of said note aad!Deed of'Trust,
il•a uerciaed ita optioa qd
h.aa declared, aad does llerehy
declare .. )d ladebtedaess •-'
all soma aecare4 by aald Deed
of Traet lmraedlately doe •d
payable, ••d t.hst tile ••de,..
•isaed electa to ~ .. •e tile
pruperty described Ia \tie Deed
of Treat above referqd to tla•
record of whlela Ia ••d• • part
of thla •otice for de.eriflloo
of l!r.e pNtllllsee, to be eo 4 la
•eeord•ee wl\11 tile pro•'sioo•
tlt.eNof, to eMisfy .. 14 Mil ..
tloa.
0Med April .; 1967
FIAST IIESTEAH IANl AND
TIU!T COIIPAIIY
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l'«J S.,..ner Ave.
Ll 1-51531
nAIDAIL
Ores••• &
Acceuoriu and Gifts
Newportet 1,., OR .S.I100
Westcliff Plato Ml 2-2...._.
Newport Beach
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Suprpliea -U ~292
HEALTH EQUIPMENT
JACUZZI
IHIIILPDOL lATH
Natwe•s Wa y to Health-
Beauty -Re laution.
Call for • demonsllata on
~180 or 836·7561
WfLCOJC.Ctl t I£ ....
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Shrubs, lnteriOf Plants
Tropical & Trees
lnsectcides ond Fertilizer
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A.R. IURSAC
PLt:MBER
700 Camauon Ave,
Corona del Mar
s tolen about a month aao,
and at 6 p.m., John Collins.'
8.16W.Ocean Front, Balboa,
reported his bike stolen from
where he had left it for I S
minutes at the north end of
the Balboa pier. , .Marian
Clark, 1410 W. Bay, Balboa,
was vi1ited at Hoaa Hospi·
tal at 8 p.m., May 7, by her
husband, wh o noticed that
she was wearina her wed·
dina rina set; the nes.t day
at 10:30a.m. he noticed that
the rinas. valued at SJ28 .64
were miss ina ... Gol f clubs
and the baa worth 5160 be·
lonaina to Elmer Hehr, 928
Via Lido Soud, Lido Isle,
were stolen from the storage
shed used by members at
Irvine Coast Country C lub.
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Saturd.,-. Moy 13 fHici-s-t ..
Found parked in the traffic Y·•·''•'''• <-•-
lane on Rutland at Bedford, l••liiO,..,_,,..._,LI..Ull
Coe&a ....
Westcliff, Billy Carroll, 44, ~~~~~~~~===-~ or 31 O.A Marauerite, Coron•
del Mar. wu booked on 1
charae or intoaicated in auto
... carol Wetzel, 31, of
2455 T111tin, Woat Upper
Bay, wa1 booted OIL a charll'
of ahopliftina at 6 p.m. et
Save"'()ft •.. Daniel Wisner,
5509 Soa1hore Or., Welt
Newport. wu booked on a
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COCICTAILS
Oltlole ).MIS
14!0 VIA OPOITO
Meapn.•MIII
•
for Columbia ·crew
dltoaa o1 cootllil ~~-Lacblanond StalfCOIIIIICd ..
pn...Uno dao dluor: ~. ond ~.. Tayloo Hancock,
ond ~ •• ·A lion Kolly ol tho beth ol tho boot clvb. ·
yacht Encbantreu with . · Coatt Cowltry Club, dauahter PoMy •. Tbay mo-In uolhar larp lfOGp Dl• :~ ... Bolblo Corinthian Yacht torod hom l..ot Anaeltt for rector andMn. Marthall Dul-bot&e~. a '"~lftd.olr lhe evenL Tbe WiiHa Chi· fieldt roee~t!Y Nt\IIUd ~
party bonortna tbt cheuero· the lame R 'Oar-B111ope, vtllted with Mill
17-mlll c:rew, of tho W01t non and J . S~fl' • C Patricia Dou.aan and ber ...
Coeat't ArMriea Cup entry, modore .,;-•:r,. Will= cort William Crlopin ot Lido
61 12-meler yacht, Colw. O'Bry ol Ba Sb , Fl ltleand the Maoua: Pat and
Wa. • 00
0 , Y ~·· . o-Mite Oouau; Mr. ·and ~. Onet.ina both the hoaoreea renee Bryon stwuuna an a • .act tho yacbt't owoen, Mr. raw silt pink sheath with John Hooten, the ~ ••
Tbomaa P. Doupn mink wrap. Director a&d Mra. Lloyd R. ~Iavan. , and W. ~~=:• del Mar, with their Richard N. · Brown; Mrt. Dun D•aan, Mr. and ~ ••
cl Patricia and 4 Bfown rocoivina natal day L.J.Buney and lhelr JUOttt,
Rob, Tom, and tho boll wiahoa. Staff Coamo-the Ron Wallace a; Mr. ~
&wma, Pat and. ~Ito, waa a dore and Mrt. Howard [;an,. Mra. ·Clyde Shtrwood; Dooo
~!!!!!!!;1 ~I of Bah1a officers, ley; Nan LanJley choto a ald. and Muy1 ~oward; Pat
[] d~recton, members and ahort a~icot brocade aown and Oene Kelv1e and Ralpb
aueata, headed by Commo-worn with a white bro&d.tail ,Mil.ler etcorlina Min Nikki
dared h'!'ynn•.U1 EBa. Bedall Jr. atole They were chattina Poat of Newport Beach. Mr.
an 11 WI e rbara and . · ~fll · d th tb ot Roar Commodore and Mu. wtth Columbia crow me~ J I or tpe1n a . •. mEon
W'll ' c Ad bcra NHYC Vice Comm0oo une travc oautna 1ft wope.
Directory
INSUJL\Joll.'E .•.
1"0!11 ALL 01" YOU !II
I NSURANC~ NE~OS
ROBERTSON -SADLEI R
INSURANCE
3333 £. Coul H wy.
ConMI• .. , •• -., •• ,.,
FUNEilAL DIJU:CTORS • ~ .
BALTZ
MOR1VA1UES
1741 SUPERIOR AY!.
COSTA ~UA
Midway b-2424
3520 !. COAST HIWAY
COlOMA D!L ~AR
ORio l e 3.q4~
$ .. ~. 1'42
Friendly M.tlftborhood .......
BELL BROADWAY
MORTUARY
110 Broadway
U 8·343.1. 8·3134 Ca.ta Mna
W~Chapel
427t~
COSTA lollESA ... ~
1 tarn , ama. •
All four of tho Doupn d~e William Ficker and hia Present from Santa Ana
aona, with their Vice Com-W1fe Barbara; Mr. and Mn. were the Bi'll Barry1• and
modore Dad, are workina Fred MacDonald (Helen) and from Encino, Cart and Ber-
membcu of the crew. Miu Mr.· and Mrt. Brill• Cun• nice Noecker. The Robert
Patricia Douaan, the only ninaharn of Lido hie and Jonea family came frornLa
airl amona the 17, holdt the tho New York Yacht Club. Canada, More were: Mr. and
official potilion of workina More Columbia crew mefn"'
motion picture pho,toarapber ben, John and Mra. Creed; :,~·an~C:· ofR:te~~;: ~~~j
aboard Colurnb1u tender, the youna Thomu Schockt
the . ~S.foot mo.tor yacht, and Mr • .nd Mra. Don Vauahn Paae of Corona del Mar, Alex
PatriCian •. The p1ctur~t ~e of Laauna Beach were in a Lutzofh of Lido hie and
taken conunually dunna the .th Bah' C . th ' Mr . and Mu. John A. Howell
ocean workout&, to be stu~ poup •.1 11 0!1n lan Jr. of Newport Beach with
diedlatcrbythe crow throuah Y.C. Ducctcn, Juii1••L~nd Mt . and Mu. William Tiahe
cloud circuit TV.. Dorothy .AUitero 0 .. 'do and Staff Commodore John
The yachtt' offic11l color hie; Petite Dotty ch1c 1ft a Gcttl
tchemc of California poppy thort dinner thcath. ·Robert 0
'
aold and royal blue wu and Barbara Euunan and Tho Thomas Pltce ftmily ;
noted IJuouahout in the Mr. and Mra. Don H. McKi~ Dr. and Mtt. John L. Allen:
tuteful nora! bacltaround, bin. Mr. and Mra. Lotlie c.
with Colurnbia'a houae naa Still more of tho 17 man Bruce Jr., the Parker Dalet;
and that of Patrician a fca~ crow wcro in a p oupwith Mt. and Mn. Richard C. El·
turcd part of the decorative Director and Mra. Bob liott; the J act R. Handy a •
uranacmcnt, planned by Poole Jr., Newport Beach. of Anaheim and from Tar-
Mu. Wynnott E. Bcdall Jr. Theae included the Mcatrt. una, o orothe and Bob Hill :
and Mn. ThOJRII C. Dyer of n .. ~k 1 1 · Newport Beach. Formal ~eat· ow c Sawyer; Kent Ed or the Norman Katz am1ly of
in a wu by place card, with and Jim Jones of Lona Riverside were all arnona
all party arranacment ua~ Beach, alona with Mr. and the many, many more aather-
ditionally under the auper~ Mrs . Phil Crabuee of Balboa ed to honor the yacht Colwn-
vition of the rear commo-b land and Tom Doupn et• bia and her Amer ica Cup
dorc't wife, Mn. William C. cortina Miu Tina Zl!k. crew.
Adama. Mr. and Mn. William D •
Hiahliaht of the dinner Schoc.k of Lido ltle joined
wu preaentation from the Staff Corrmodore and Mrt.
membership of Bahia Corin· Myron Shcwud: Mn. Shew-
thianYachtCiubto Columbia ard'a white wool dinner auit
crow members; Mu. Cath· featwed a jewelled ahell
erine Dooaan, dauahtcr Pa-blouae. Columbia crow mefn"' tricia and Joe Jeaaop of
San Dieao (head of advi tory ber Jack Hart of corona dol
commi ttee to Columbi a) of Mar wu etcortina Miu Pa-
enpaved aterlina silver, tricia Steint. Rob Oouaaa
four leh clover pocket and hit aueu, Mitt Sheri
piec01. Kina, wore with Staff Com-
Seen in the jam-pack modorc and Mra. A.D. Mac•
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CHRIS WEATHERHEAD of
Newport Beach wlll portray
Lotus Blossom In the Orange
Coast College production of
"The Teahouse of the
. gust Moon11 May 18, 1q and
20 at 8:15 p.m. in the
torium. Ch ris is a darocer
and a f ine arts major.
CHILDIIEN AND F Alii LIES
VISIT THE ELIKEIIS
Burr Eliker hat returned
to his home on Marauerite
Ave., Corona del Mar, fol~
lowina a 2-week atay at
South Coast Hospital in
Laauna Beach.
Recently, the Elikeu en-
joyed havina all 4 of their
childJen and familiet to-
acther at one time, Flyina
out from Norfolk. Va., were
Air Force Colonel and Mu.
Hadley B. Eli tor, with their
youna son, who it named
after hit arandfather, Bun.
Major Martha C. Elikcr of
the Anny drove in from Fort
Huachuca, Ariz., and ano-
ther dauahler tnd ton-in-law_
Mr. and Mn. James P. A.,.
bon and (amily cam e from
Sacramento.
Joinina in the aet~t~
aether were Mr. and Mra.
John Elitcr •d femily ol
Wcttctiff. John haa juat
been promoted to tho vice-
presidency or Tri-4;olor Inc.,
Lon a B .. ch.
COMPLITI.
•
..
League for Otmocr~lic Action scom ed. Lanl Roland,
of o range, as Miss Hlga Jlga, delivers an ultim atum
to Capt. Fisby, seated, played by ~eff Burtt of New~
port Beach, while Sakini, played by Joe Donofrio of
Costa Mesa, looks on in alarm. Orange Co ast College
will stage "The Teahouse of the August Moon" May
18, 19 and 20 in the OCC Auditorium at 8:15p.m.
Library Friends to meet
' • .,.,.. COIIflmno•
....... 111111
1 Jr )'GU art a n•woomer, Of
know or • •••oomtr to
lhe Uatll« Ar .. who hat
nq& bttft WtiCIDftld, do
her • ra'ICif b)' oa1Hna lh•
Halbof Vltilor IMiwttn Suun Kadlec of Eaat
Bhatr, Orea Smith of Corona :
del Mar and orea Riaa• or
Santa Ana have won 1100 ·
bondt in the atchilccnual '
draftina competition for
Otanae Coast Coll•a• t tu•
denta. · The priltt wett
awarded by tho Southern
Counties Gu Co., the tpon•
I and 10 t .m., artd th ..
will call Of{ your rrind
whb valuable lnrormtd""
and airtt from rritftdly
buainua ft""a •hldl
aland rudy 10 h•lp h•r
btcomt acquainted wit~
her new turrourutinaa .
THI HAIIIOR VISITOR "-••1 HY .... )61
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Amazioaly ... it costs te .. when
you plan The Islander way! ' . 3.Cl BaJaicle, Newpon Beach -6n-t620
The ann111l ulad luncheon Luncheon preparations arc
for the Friends of the New• under the direction or Mlo.,11
port Beach Library will be A. Harwood Thayer. Her
held Thunday; June 1, tt commi ttee includes Mmu.
the home of Judae and Mn. William Blanton, Daniel
Will iam Lee of Balboa. Gilcrest, and William Me• ~~~~~!!!!!!~~~~!!!~~~~~~~~~ Mn. Lee uid that in keep-,Vicker.
in a with the comina twnmer
ICioon, th is lvnoho on will N.l. STUDENT NAilED RICHARD CATE/fURRI£R
carry the informal theme , Robert F. DeMo, t on
and wi II be held in the aer-Dr. R.E. DeMO or 1832 ,,.,,...,,,. G/ , ...... )
den. Sandleo.~oood Ln., Bayc::teat, fioiT"fLINe SPICIALIST I CUANIN./ MADN./ STOR.A.I
Mrt . C. F, Lande ra, pre s i.. hat been nomi na t ed for I::=='~'OO!<::::L=C.=ui=H~Iolow=rt~. '::'.::,..='·=c:-==' :4::'1:::"::':::' :::"'::'::'::' ::":::'::·'='="~ dent, aMounc::cs that the membership in Phi Kappa -1
auest speaker will be Dr. Phi, national honor society, O Block CO
Spencer C. Olin Jr., assia· Robert is a senior majorina reo •
tant profeuor of Aistory at in entomoloa)' at the colleae Bun.DING BLOCD -AlJ. SIZES .. ALL TYPES
UCI. of avic::ul ture, Univeuity of ,..._••••1 J~ f .Jal
The title of hi a tal~ will Cali fornia at Davi t . .a btella. l._tea DID 1. Meta. Ienita Au
be "The uaea and abutct ;:~~::~_:~~------J.~~.;~~.;~~~====~~.;==:===.;====~
of oral history." He will
dltcuu the ori ains of oral
hitlory proarama, now he
,lt .. oral nistory in hit
own retearches, and how the
Priendt of the Li.brary mi aht
find auch te chnique~ useful,
Dr. Olin was araduated
from Pomona Collcae, ter•
••d aa an officer in the
U.S. Army, retutned to ar•·
.. ate 1 tudy at Claremont
(kaduate School. He re•
.t•ive4 bia Masten an4 Ph •
D. dearee s in 1961 and 1964.
He tauaht one year at Po-
mona Colleae, then came to
UCI.
Hia book "California'•
prodi&ll l sons: Hiram J ohn·
aon and the proareaaivet,
1911•1917," will be pu~
tithed in NoYembet or De•
comber.
There will be elections of
o(ficetl for the comina year. 1
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