HomeMy WebLinkAbout1967-05-25 - Newport Harbor Ensignlilly Pol-• Ill
Time 'for a
change, dad
By the time William L.
Palmer Jr. aeta home from
Vietnam, hia son, Billy JU,
wbom he haa never teen,
will probSbty be 6 montha
old.
Hi a wife, Judy, now livina
at 277SCibola, Cotta Men,
hu a tape recorder in the
room at the time or birth 10
"Bill"' can hear hit ton's
fint cry, -"and it really
waa a aood one," uid the
pandparenta, Mr. and Mu.
William Palmer Sr., 2120
Santa Ana Ave., Cotta
Men.
Bill, 21, hll lived h'ere
all' hit life. He went to St.
Joachim'• aramnar achool,
McuHi&h School and Oranae
Cout Colleae. Vthen he
back, in September,
to \o bia
SERVICE
NEWPORT
BEACH
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COSTA
MESA
Off-street
gets o. '
• neil
A proaram to finance off.
tUeet putina in b1nineu
areaa waa approved in prin·
ciple Monday evenina by
lhe Newport BeachCi ty
Council.
Thia note or approval was
the bf·product of the adopo.
lion of Ordinance 1214,
which doublea the baaic
S,.Ciollot 5 Pol .. r
parkina meter fee from S said that the Jeaal queation City Attorney Tully Se ymollf
cents an hour to 10 c:entl. can be researched by the waa as ktod to look into tha
Before the vote waa taken. city attorney. This waa the Jeaal aspects.
Jack Barnett. manqor of coruenaua of the Council. Mr. Barnett comnent.ed
the Newport Harbor Chamber The ordinance waa adop(.. l11.tet that Co rona del Mar
of Commerce, reported "an ed, and the Council then ap-and Balboa Island buaineu•
overwhelminldeaire" amoaa proved a motion dec1arina men should now consider
local bl.11inenmcn to luve its intent 10 act aaide SQ~l. the installation of pukina
the fee at a nickel. lr lhe of businen parkina feet to meters in order to be able
10-ccnt fee ia adopt.Cid, he obtain uff.ureet parkin I 10 participate in the off.
said. the fotlowina ateps situ in areu with meters, atteet parkinaproJJam.
ahould be taken : I II
• All buaineu dituict leg·lon e eels K·•mm·e mcto<a ahould have 1-cent, . .
S-cent and 1~cent al ota {at J-• bu ld
Th od K. II h v.;an&on ; 1 ma mwraaer, is now the cue). e ore lmme •• h " H d .
F. r r ··-I l d d r Jo n oYlC uch ; an leauJn • 1 ty per cent o tba ...,.en e ec e Cornman e! o aecretary, Lorraine Owen a.
pulr.in& meter revenue (rom New.port Harbor Amenc~n New auxiliary officen are:
buaineu diatticta thould Le&Jon Pe at 291. He wdl p · •-. II d F .d . re11dent, Mu. Owens; h t be uaed to obtain orr .. ueet ...,. anata e u ay even1n1. . ·d J
J 16 lh L . II rv1ce~re s 1 ent, oanne Frey;
P.'•,·na 10'te1 une , at e eaoon Ha 2 d . 'd . .. • k" r c d • n V\Ce~reu ent, Mardi
• Th ia money ia lO be taSh lnl ovHer rom omman er Hart; se cretary and uea•
uted only in areaa which erman art.
have parkina metcn. Thoae Other officen are: ht swer,_ Helen Beck; corroe· 1pondana aecretary, Donna
areaa now ate in the Balboa, vice-commander, Blune Balcom be ; chaplain, Marian
Newport. Lido Shop& .nd Kimler; 2nd vicc-<:ommander,
Marin en Mile buaineu dis· Emil Koum&M; 3rd vice· ~:~:~~; h~:::r~~ .. ~~~~:~
trictt, commander, Charles Weaver;
Councilman Dee Coo• F d Be L r· Weaver; s eraeant•at•atml , .. adjutant, re ca.; tnance Noula Tamplis ; par liamen·
queationed the le&ality of officer, Charles Cox; aer-
e·""'markina runda derived . ffi R' h d L wian, Ealher Johnaon; -VICe o teet, IC ar aw· musician, Laura Deane.
from dedicated public ton; chaplain and CUilOdi&n Edilh Moulton 11 retirina areu (city ttreeta). Harold Reichner; hit\orian, prcai'Oen1.
Vice-Mayor Oorun Mar· Donald Andrewa: uraoanlo-
ahall tupportcd lhe proaram '""anna; Reynard Storey;
outlined by Mr. Bamott and judac advocate, KoMelh
CAR WASH PROTESTED
ha1 been mine Ave., Corona del Mar, ncr becauae it would not be place the preunt Sea Cre1t
&he pro-tDhl cbt that lht Mottl at H31 E. Coaat
Mrs. Eliza Harriet Brim·
berry, on e of the mo st senior
citizens of all Oranae Co~·
ty, died May 18 and wat
taken to re1t in Nampa,
Idaho, by her Jlanddauahter,
Mn. G. Hubert Peirsol o£
Shore CliHa.
Mu. Brimberry, who wu
101 on 1 an. 23, paned away
at the Suter Rest Home in
Santa Ana. She waa bom in
Westfield, 111., and lived
m~t~y yeara in N1m0a.
Idaho. ~e li ved in Corona
del Mar for 16 years,
on Acacia Ave. before
movina with the Peir·
tols to Shore Cliff•.
Her hutband preceded her
in death b)· years. Be·
t idea her panddauahter,
Eleanor, ahe is aurvived by
a dauahter, Mu. Lena Po-
well; a arandton, Euaene
Powell, and a panddauJh ..
tcr, June Oberst, all of
Idaho.
POP WAIIMU PLAMS
TO II AI RID JUN! I
"HE ALWAYS WANTE D to fly," said Mr. and Mrs.
A.O. Moses of th eir son, Major Clinton Moses," so
he went in to the Army and now he flies a F4C Phan·
tom at his base in Tu<.son." After graduation from
college, Major Moses enli sted and began officer's
trainin g in TexaS'. He won his win gs at Willi ams Air
FOrce base in Arizona. Of his 14 years in the ser·
vice he has spent on e year in Korea and 3 in Hollan d.
While station ed in Au stin , Texas, Ma jo r Moses met
his wife, Earlene1 wh o was a Univ ersity of Texas
student. They now have a one year old boy, Steph an.
Capt. Hyatt gets DFC
The Distinaui shed Fl)·ina
C rou wu awarded in March
to Captain John J, Hyatt,
Fort Ru cker, Alabama, son·
in·law of Mr. and Mn. Ruu
Banaert., 1430 Ettell e Lane,
Harbor Hiah landt.
Captain Hyatt met C arol
E llen Banaert while 1ttend·
ina McNeece colleae at
Lake Char~et . La. C11ol
Ellen had won a s chola.r·
ship lhere. ln jun e of 1965,
they were married and they
now have a baby dauahter,
Ttuey.
Ca.pt.a.i.G Hyatt ia an o~r·
ofneer at Pon
Jlllcker, in charae of he li•
copten .
In addition to the Oi •·
tinauithed Fl)•ina Crou , he
baa earned the Air Medal,
ltle National Defense Ser·
' Capt. John H. Hyatt
vice Medal, the Vietnwneae Captain Hyatt fl ew hi • air·
Service Medal, the Vi etna~ craft direc t!}' over th e Viet
men Campa.ian Medal, the Con a poaitions at low level•,
Combatlnfanuyman'a Badae holdi na hj s fi re. He drew
and a recommendation for th e en emy's fi re away from
the Air Meda l with V device the down ed helicopter, en ..
for heroiam an d for the ablina ill crew to join the
Bronze Star. pauol and talce cover.
The latest medal wu Ca ptain Hyatt then te•
awarded for the occasion s umed his tttack aatin, e:r.·
when Captain Hy all at· pendin a all of his wn·
tacked a reinforced Viet muni tion. His heroic attack
Cona com pany which had v.as credi ted with dea~
surrounded a spe cia l forces troyina llt\'eral automati c
patrol. Althooah he was a weapons and lc illina or
taraet of continuous in tense woundini at least 30 Viet
enemy fire and his he li · Con a.
copter had sus tained maJor
bullet damaae, h e contm-
ued his attaclc un ti l the la!il
of his a!1YTlunition was e:t·
pended,
Havin& rearmed· and re·
fue led, he returned hss
crippled ai rcraft 10 the
taraet are a, where another
helicopter had been shot
clown.
Hi s fathct-\n•law, Russ
Banaert, served in Worl d
War 11. He took part in th e
AH Force ,,ffensive over
Jaran, 'lew CAiinea, the
Phi llrp1ne Is lands, Western
Paci fi c, Eurorean·African,
\t1dd le Eastern Theater,
.-\SLatic Pacific, and Bunna·
China.
Peggy Wootton dies
After 17 days ll the Vill a nephews from Utah, Homer
Capiauano conva lescent Adams , who is wi th the
Hospital, Ca pi strano Beach, Mormon Tabern acle choir
Peau Woouon, former Cor~ and will sina at the funeral,
ona de l Mar reaident. di ed Both ne phews were fonner
Monday, Ma}· 22, at the a.ae \1onnon miuionariea.
of66, Service s will be held at'
Mu. Wooton wu born 1 p.m. today, ,\lay 2 5, It the
June 2, 1900 at Utah. She Baltz Corona del' Mar Ch ..
had a leadina part ainaina pel. En tombment wi lt fo llow
in an opera presented b)• lhe at Pacific Vi ew Memo rial
Uni versity of Utah ~en Pa.rk.
she fint met J ay, her hus· MRS. ESTELLA SWA.ftSC*
b110d. SUCCUMIS AT AGI 79
In September, 19S4, the Mr t. Ettella K. Swanaon
Woonoru came to Californ ia pan ed away May 21 a& die
ind lived at 227 Mornina aae of 79 at Lona Beach
Can yon Rd., 9\ore Clif'tt, Comnw.nity Ho tpi tal.
until they recenlly moved Mu. Swanton ia aurvi w.cl
10 177.() Avenida Sevilla. by 2 sont: Harold 5Winl0ft.
Lapna Hillt. While livina 606 Beaoni a. Corona del
in this area, Mra. Wootton Mar, .nd O.Ore• Sw•aoa of
received her rc'-1 utate Vancouwer• Wath.: 2 ..... ,..
license in July. 19SS, atd childrtn, Donald S••-
wotked with her hutHnd i• or 606 a.p;Ja, COIOII. ...
Woouoa Rc.alcy , Corona ct.l Ma, and Mrs. s.•a Mektr
MaJ . She waa a piaist, 9.St OM SL, Cot&a Mlaa.
uaed ao , .. cb pieno. aad Md l IJNM 11•••u..._ S..a't tOll~ WTOte about .)0 ,.oq,~ 4 of ....,ere• ... .._14 T-.
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"DUTY -HOIDI -CDUURY "
For this special occaslqn of heraldi ng the "Support Our
Servicemen Wee k," allow me to call on the eloquence of
the late General Doug las Ma cArthur for a message of
praise for ou r fight in g men. These ar~ excerpts from his
famous farewell to West Point, spoken in 1%2, paying
tribute to th e men of We st Point and to those who were to
serve under them : • • •
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Stra.:l&'h. t
PAST tiSYOIY IIWim -,_ loo• lloo al.,.ol, - --ol c-.uom, ftlclo oal~ ..... • 'IIIII au• rar Vlc""J ot
"Doll, doll, doll, -dl~ di~ die Uclted lllaUo, iacludill por~ ·
dit. -.a. dU, dah," o .. r ~~ o( •• Mo.er1' ''*• Prelicleat. WI j •
., , .. Aalbt •• .... rwlio ..... operator ia Cna•ld• rot Vicloly OYer •••ch you 10 ...-nG'-1 au
THE c:iiTus nme 10 our &owa recaat~y. "" aot ooaver.ina In beby ec.nmuni~m, led ~ Mn. C. III'I ... Dll, tranaaclbt r~turing the talkins dog hom Trinidad. not "'Y Harmibal w;u a Nepo, that N~ talk, but it ueina a Lime 8w'IOn Johnson, uecutiYe udi ueatiee with ~"
Stokely C.nnic•1atl. Canine eon.:m.e1 wai Icon wu hntc'n by a N~i and chat tr:ct· aond INthod of callina vieo FW••idnt, membreu Who have •••laved •·
brought here, Vande-rbilt Uni\'CI'Iity spok~:•· boob koft nut lhr chapctn ~~ such grnt for llelp by bro.dc:lltina the of ~· Molhor• or Service• third of tho world and yve
men ex~intd, u a part ol a "ttarch for ~f'gro fighr~ a.t W.E.J1-,Du8oi.s (a C~uu';'· let&en 06$0 S'" which mean men represented by our own •worn 10
1
dutroy out a ...
tn•th." JH hit waR , anarchist Carmichael natt) · Hr.~ th.: onl)j ~~106 found m tt'xt· '"Send On Succou.r."' or ju11 Mr1. Bea Zicaler, Ukrain-public and "u' en1lavo ~·
ldt riot~ Molotnv coc.k&ails and inturrtet~. books. WTitlftl by wiH«'t. ~rer ~r T. ••Help!, Help! help!'• in ian Molhert, and women too • I h. h 1 " h" V Was!ungton, whom Carmichael dncnbed u I , 1. h . .L. ""-'I n t . 11 momt"ntoua lt'lte or trut ' an· Undf• Tom and Gt!O Wuhjn~rton Carver. p am Ena ~~ . . repro~entma . ~ r~l .. ..Our ei viliution is
derbilt has al.o brought 10 itt campus Thorn-whom hr. labellrd su'::r Tom. ~· Our boy• 1n VIetnam need delph•.• Capt1ve Nauons threatened " never btfwe •
as Hayden, Staughton Lynd, Herbert Apthe-y~ Honkr did rewrite our history booka. help, ~~ they arc not Cotmuttco, parad.d d~;~wn Ita destruction or its sal·
ker, Carl Braden, Ann Brackn, Norman 1 admit 1 didn't tnow Hannibal had N~ro broadc:a1tina the ••s 0 S'" PcMiylvania Avenue, In valion reUI on you. Thia Ia Thoma.o., Manin LutMr Ki-, Ralph Me-'If h w h' D C d -~ rm blood. Ht was Ct'.ttainly a great killer. A~ li,nal yet, nor WI t ey II .. lftiiOn, • • •. an a a areal chellenao. You ma)• Gill, Ste:vc Wti"n~n, Dr. Linus Pau ing, AJ.. takr;n out o( many o( tht< "histnr..•'' bonks lona u they have .weapon• thousand, of them packct.ed be recorded in hi awry u l~n Ginatw-~. Senators Cllft'ord Case, Mau--1 f I ·'d H r
·n H ' now ~ing uJrd to "edueatC'" eMu A(ro--AnK"r· snd ammo let. m1&ht ~ .' the Mute ouu ., or two dle savior of our ·nation or rine Ne:ubt'rger, Kdau\·er and Lis\er '11• N-an, as "-'ell as American children aft' such •'Aa lona aa lhey have Ort• houn on Thursday, May 4. aa lhc Pruidsnl who de· President Kennt'dy, Adam Yarmohnsky and
Mike Zag:uell, national yQUth director i.nd nanlt's a.~ Patrick Ht nry.' John Paul j OIM's aoc.J. Slide, which prevents rull Repreaentativca or the livered hi• countr)' Into
membtr' of th<-national committt"'C of thr Nathan Ha~. Heroet lib· that knd to warp (rom diminiahina or desUoy• t-.1othcrs• Cruude lpont the oblivion, misery, and dh·
Communi:H Party t.:.S.A. To "ofhrt" them, chiktish minds~· makin~ thl·m fffl patriotic:. ina the effectiveness or mornina viaitina Conareaa· honor."
Vanderbilt has had Governor Grorge Wal-That's .qua~ nnw. automatic weapons." The men in their offices, uraina America ia on the m~~rch.
lace and Senator Strom Thu'm tond. Carmk:hac"l w.tmrd whi~l·t : "I( ~·ou don't Dri~lide story was told in them to enact let illation From one aide o( tho countty
The talkin!! dog barked: ''Th(' da)' o( th\· want lroubl(', kt't'p rom hhhr whlll· hand! thi a colwnn lut week. which would atop U. S. aid w tfte other, we have unt
white pr-oplr Idling black peoplt· ·who to in-oO:! H you touch 111 wilh your hand_s. ~-t' al~' The American people at to, and trade with, com• out the "S 0 S .. •ianal. We
vite to thl.'ir campu!es to sptak arr (sic ) l!Oiftl{ to b_rrak your txuw~ · · Socu.·ty 1~ home arc the ones who arc muni at countries. are aupportina our service·
over!" (Ht' wa.~ rrfrrrin!-{ to Fis-k and Trn-~(·arrd agamJt us. Wllt'n l)l(·y ask thai ~Ut'~'-br ad t' th "S 0 S.. An open letter to the men, wholehcartcdl)' and to
nrsst"e A.& I., black schools operated b)' whill' tion about mar~·inJ.{ tl)(' whitr daughtr r, ...,., .. · 0 ~a~na_ e .. S Prc'aidenl of the United a victorious conclusion o( in S"'CC amwtr. ·w,. 0111 only want to mar· til&na • t 11 means up-r America . ..
mom•y ). rv \·~ur dtHI~Illt'r, but \,'our .~iswr and ,-our port Our Servicemen." It Statea o wa! th. e ~ar aaamat cormu.l,.llm "To hdl with the Jaws of the U.S. Ntf(T()('s ·' · "' fi h h d presented by the Moth era y In d evcn.owhl!rc 1notlll'r! She'! w,,. any m),(·r woman !'" means to 11 t as ar on In tc am an ·~ --·T •
art' no1 hound to obe)' Jaws le){is.lated by Thai n·mind! rut· nf lhr twn colorl.'d LW n· the home front fo r victory, M' hty h I fo fi · whi t" ..... t!IOn~ ... If a white man trir! to bo ,. h · , I • 0 r reman ,....... tlf'nwn who wt·n· tal_l..inc.· .. md one asked th•· ou. r Y. • •. rc IJ ltna or walk ovrr vou. kill him! OM" match and you olhf'r. "Wh(·re \ou hn ·, vtctory m Vactnam. It means can n=talinlc1 Rurn, baby, burn! We have to
"I lin·~ at tJi,-Ah r .• kun Lincol n Courh." to fiaht for a conc lu sive Temperature~ up to 12S t·ivili;-e the white pt:opl~ of Amt•rica. That's "Shn nufT! 1 hat · .. wlwrc I li\'l.:s! \\'hich decision ove r the com• dearcca had to be endured what the fight ill all about! h h bb
h k I il'"'rlm(·nt 1.'nu in ?" munists in Vietnam, and over aa Ric ard Step en Co "Geotf..'C \-\> ashington was a on y 5 aw ,... .. r c _ 1 "I liw11 in 34 i-fi." co--un;sm throughoul the worked as a firemen aboard owner who !!Old a blac k woman or a Uilfl'(' """ u outy, honor, country: Those three hallowed words 1 1 1 1 1 · h 11 · "3-1 7-IP That's wlwu· I ·JiH·:-.. \\'hat'.., ,o· world. the Vtlley Forae, now in n syrup, 1ut t ll.' on)' 1 un.~ 1 ··~ 11· you 111
reverently dictate what you want to be, what you can be, thr historv book~ is how Gt:Of'ge \Vashingto11 wift ·\ nanK·~" Victory can more quickly drydock at Lon a Beach.
what you will be. They are your ra llying point to build c·hoppcd (\own a cherry trl't'. ~ow ain't th at "Al..,rnt·~... be achieved b)' fol\owina Richard, the aon of Mr. r .1 • f 'th t · )" "AI?nc"!? Thou's Ill\' ,,·ih·'s rumK·! \\'hat ,, th · · · 1 0 · and Mrs. Norwood Cobb, courage when courage s eems to a1 , to rega 1n a1 , o a JOkr-. min<"idt·nn~! W(' is l iu~b;wds-in-la>A !" tee tnJtJa steps : etemune
create hope when hope becomes forl orn . Canuichal'l said that tlw hi!>tory book5 did a purpose, prepare a plan, 2129 Miramar Dr •• Balboa
"The unbelievers will say they are but words, but a and prevent outside inter· Point., left Glendora Hiah
slogan, but a flamboyant phrase. Every pedant, every Lette 5 to the Ed ··tor ferencc on the part or other Sch ool to enlist in the Navy de magog, every cynic, every hypocri te, every troublemaker r nations who are suppl)'ina at the aae of 18.
theViet Conawithmunitions Now 22. he has made) and,I am sorry to say, some others of an entirely different .. POLITICAL TRICKERY" a. To aid thoae colleae that my auppott will. be-and the materials of war. trip• to Vietnam; 2 on the
character, wilt try to downg rade them even to the extent The Ncwpon Harbor E'nsian poups, dea irina our help, c:omc • matter or publu:: re-Our purpose should be the USS Calvert. a troop ship
of mockery and ridicule. Dear Hop_ in preparina a .. Victory in cord and so, also . that my "Will to Win." We lihould carrier; one on hi a present
"The,.se are some of the things they bui ld: They build Ray and 1 have ju st ro-Vietnam Rally.•• oolleaaues may be aware of coordinate our war plans s hip, a helicopter carrier:
T ld f f t 1 tu d r th N · 1 1 To do evcrythina pos-the sllona support we feel h. . C
1
, your basic character. hey mo you or your u ure roes F ~e ti rom f cR ·~tn• si b.lc to o ffaet the bad ef-should! be given our dedica-so u to ac •eve v1c tory-While on the a vert, 1n
as the custodians of the Na tion's defense. They make We era Con to ti e~u W1 c~ {ects of those aroups and ted servicemen and women. early or late . It must be addition to beina a fireman,
you strong enough to know when you are weak, and brave . omen 0°"c' "won 10 k atlts -oraanizationa within this The thouahtfulne ss of uhimate and conclusive Richard was an ofnce work-Rlehorcf S. Col*
h t f If h f 'd maton, · · c too e th ' . . . ··= and victory. We should ~:ort out er, which he preferred, But enoug o ace you rse wen you are a ra1 . .:me to rewm b)' way of the co.unuy, at 11 11me II VInJ your Cluzens aroup
" d d 11 · u.· d those nalions which are then thC Calvert was dccom-"And wh at sort of soldiers are those you are to lead? South for a much needed •• .an comfou to the enemy. youue , .1n 1s reaar , 1s
When his service is ended.
as he expects in September.
he plans to ao back to
school. He has completed
his hiah 1chool trainina
while in the service and
and plana to at tend Oranae
Are they reliable? Art tht y brave? Are the:y capable of vacalion. We had a three v. 0 P ac~ as many 11-'• Y commen e. I" T 1 h' AhJ dabl aidina the enemy. and pre· miuioned, 8f\d Richard wu
victory? week accumu lation of mail Support Our SerVu:emen W~ek gincC"rcl y your s, ventthcmfrom aivina further transferred to the Valle)'
. d th h posteu 1n areas readily Rich ardT. Hanna aid. We should s top trade fOliC• He wes relieved "Thei r s tory is known to all of you . It is the story of ~h~c~ pu~~ed wo:~e the ~~r.,; visib_lbel to the public as is Un i ted States wi th conmunist na ti ons about eve ry hal( hour when
the Ameri·can man-at.arms. My estimate of him was forme d ( 1 . ) possa e. Conaressman throuahout the wo rld. We workina in the terrible heat. ba f ld . d h my 8\'0 rlte newspaper 11 T do th' . . C I'' . h ld . 'd d f -~--;--;;;:::-:;-;::;;::;:::---011 the ttle ie s many, many years ago, an as never and selected the issue or . • o every an _a pos~ 34th 01 stnct, a 11om1a s ou 11ve ll an com ort _ Coast Co Ileac.
changed. I regarded hi m then , as I regard him no w, as one M 11 t.o ad because 1 s1ble to stop all ~ad and • • • to our men and bo)'s who arc LEGAL NOTICE L!GAL MOTICI!
of the world's noblest figures; not only a s one of the ·th~uaht yo~e would have :ade by thi~ counh~ wilh ·~·~o~n Chc. ~raven fiahtina the war, by lcttina CITY or NEWPORT BEACH, CALIFORNIA
finest military characters, but also as on e of the most some thing to say abou t the osc . coun tnes ~ 1 . are elm ~annan. each one or them know that NOTICE INVITING BIDS ~tainless . ~ conventior. Instead Mr. supplyana. or helpana 1ft an y VIVID Committee we arc beh ind him in an all· • SEALED BIDS will be received. •t u..·~t'l•"'o f tllle City ~ Clarence Strona had covered m~nct, the cauac of the ~~La Reina St. out u.preaaion or loyalty. Clerlr., City H•ll, Newr,n s .. e~~., ~~l!o,_.., H:tiMOIOO ..... "His name and fame are the birthrig ht ot every American V1et Cona. aheim, California oa 1he •i•th d•y of aae, 1967, • wll1'Clr. n..e tJt....,. wUt be · 1 1 1 it • UOME FRONT WAR -J citizen. In his youth and strength, hiS ove and oya ty, ·The conv-•'on •·as ·orr-12. To do everythina poa-car Mr. Graven : The ,,·de ha• lumed. In opea ed a.ad rud, for perfonaias worlr. .. followa: , _.J II I' . H d I ...... ..-... -'bl . th •-· REPLACEMENT OF 15TH STREET PUBLIC PIER • he gave a that morta Jty can give. e nee s no eu og y gular from s tart to finish. ~~=e::i::~~~enev:~ ,...~~~~; Tfiank you very much for New York, on Ma y 13, an CONTRACT 1110
from me, or from any othtr man. He has wr itten his own Ever)' pC)ssi ble poli tical )'Our le tter advisin1 me of unlucky day for convnunism, No bid will be received ualeu it i• m•de oa • propoul form
history and written it in red on his enemy's breas l. u ick wa s used. I had thouaht, under any Claa but the Flaa th e efforts of the VIVID an estimated quarter of a fu111i•hed by the Poblic lorlr.• Dep•rtmeat. E•ch bid mu•t be
"You rs is the profession of arms, the will to win, the nai vel )' indeed, that the of the Uni rcd States of Conmi ttce to focus more million lo)·al Amer;cana •ccomp•ied by c••h, certified daed: or Bidder'• Boad c ... de
America. publi c awareness on our p•1•bre to the City of Newport Be•ch, for &a •mo111DI equl to knowledge that in war there is no substitute for victory, women would not stoop Anyone duirina more in-support of our men in Vi et paraded down Fifth Avenue •t eut 10 percut of the Dmoaot bid.
that, if you Jose, the Nation will be destroyed, that the that low, as they have been founation on how to become following a banner bcarina The docoments iacloded. whhi11 ahe •nled bid.• which reqaire
lh h ld f th Nam th completio11 •ad e•ecatioa are the followha11: very obsession of your public servic e must be duty, honor, . e ·UP :' ers 0 e na-active in the VIVID prop am Yo~ are certainly to be e words: "HE Y, HEY 1, _ Propo••l
country twn's \'t flues. I am com-:nay feel hec to contact me comm ended for your actions WHAT DO VA SAY, LET'S 2. P•se 3-Oesi,patioa of Sub~coatr•clora
' . . · plelely d1 si llusioned and at 1552 Miramar, Newpon ALL SUPPORT THE 3. ~'•11e 4 -Bidder's Bo•d. "Others will debate the controversial ISSues, nattonal for the first tim e reall y Beach. in th is endeavor. P3lticular-U , 4• P•se 9 _ Noa-coll uloa AUidnit
and internationa l, wh :ch d ivid e men's minds. But serene, doubtful that our coun•..., Yours lruly, ly in view o f the disarace-'S. A.' 5. P•Jie 10 -Coauactor'• Fiaanci•l St•tu
W ] r I d li h' h It was a "SUPPORT OUR The di>c ameat•sh•ll be •ffhedwith--,tbe ·rr"rrl•te •ip•lure• calm, al oof, you stand as the Nat ion's war guardians , as can be Sa\'ed. The election Ri chsrd E. Woodin u emonslla ons w tc BOYS IN VIETNAM" aad titles of 1he per.ou •ipia
1
oa beb• o tbe bidder. for
its li feguards fr om the rag ing tide s of International COn· was illegal, and I am sure occurred thi a past weekend. co'/or•tioa•, the •ip•ture• of the ,.,..,,.rtf or VIc• ,,..IJortt f I th ' b d · • • • Please consider this my parade. It d id much to an l•cNfo'l' or A .. ll'fortf Sac,.,.,..,. •re required .. d abe Cor-tlict, as its gladiators in the arena 0 batt e. For a cen-,'1' canS e pro\'e mlhcouhrL Mr. Richard E. Woodin wh olehearted support or efface the mem ory of the por•te Sui shall be •ffiud. to •II do cumeat• reqalri•s •ip•-
tury and a half you have defended, guarded, and prot_ec l-· r. "ubon~ shtadtes ~-atth e 1552 Miramar, Apt. a namina the week of May so-called "Peace Parade .. tore•. 1111 the cue of • p•rtaer•hip, the •ip•ure of •1 I nat ed ;Is hallowed tradit ion s of li berty and free dom, of fight whas . eGwloldc e ,, "'d the Newporl Beach , Cal;[ornia l91h ,_ June 4th as "Su ..... whi ch was held e3J''!i er this one 1eaer•l p.noer i• required,
c armmg 1 a • 111 Dear' Mr. Woodo·n·. month. at the head of which Tb • d · · · b •
)'S os "' " All bid• •re lo be comp•~d on the b .. i• of the Ear,iaeer'• and justice." has no doubt clouded his port Our Servicemen" Week. u trm•te. e e•t•-te qaaaU111e• •re •ppro•1m•te on y, e,.8 Helps evacuate wounded I have rece·, ved your leller -k ' all ·n m were dis played pictures of 11ivea .ole)., •• • ba•i• for the corn~•riaoa of bid.a. Usual aswte JUd"""enL , .. an you '0 ' owt I c N b.d ''II b d I b b b
r "" f 3 d · communist Je·'crs. o 1 WI e •ccepte rom a oatr•ctor w o •• aot eeo Sincerel y, 0 May an apprectate the opportuni I)' to express IIV licea•ed. iD accord.••ce with the proYilliou of Ch•pter 9, Oivi-
When Mrs. Charles Brown,
2661 Ba ss wood St., East
Bluff, returned home from
the post office , whe re she
had mailed bi rthday pre-
sents to her son in Vietnam,
she found a letter tell ina
that he had been transfer·
red.
lsla your writinJ. rr.y position. The "Support for Vietnam., sioa Ill of Buiae .. ud Profesaio••' Code, The Coatr•ctor
\1 rs. Raymon d w. Ager "Support our Servicemen cordially, parade was an ciaht hour shill •t•te hi• liceue aamber .. d cl .. •ification i• the pr opo-
PFC Francis X. Brown is
with Headquarlers Company
of the 169Ul Engineers,
northeas t of Saigon. He had
previously served as medi-
ca l aid man with the J ~th
lnfanlly Battalion, south·
east of Saiaon. While lherc,
he flew by helocoptcr to
evacuate the wounded, and
also went on search an d
Bass Lake, Calif. 93604 Week .. ia a wonderful idea James E. Whetmo re demonstration or loyalty to •pi .... Speci•l Provi•io u, ud. Cootract Dacameuu m•y be
and I am sendina your Jetter Senator, 35th Disllict American principles, aa it ob1•iaed •t the Public Work• Oep•nmut
1
City H•ll, Newport
VIVID OBJECTIVES
Edi tor or the Ensign,
Bccau se the VIVID Com-
mi ttee {Vi ctory in Vielnam
Instead of Defeat) in Oranac
County has been so enthu-
siutically received by the
ci tizens of the community,
alona wi th their proaram to
Support Ou r Servicemen, it
would no doubt be helpful
to pre sent, for your readeu'
in formation, the objectives
of The Commiuee. They arc
11 fo llows:
on to the President with a • • • lasted from noon until a:J2 Besch, C•liforai•, •t ao cut to licea•eCI coatr•cto,., A ao ...
• 1 · h' Mr. J ohn C. Graven h lh r· refaad•bled&•rfi'e of U .OOwill be reqoirad for ea ch aet of plu•. covertna etter urama II p.m., w en e 1nal con-•peci•l Provia1oa•, ••d. coatr•ct d.ocumeot• for ollie,. th•a
consideratior: of the pro-Anaheim Chainnan linaent passed the review-llceued. couu•ctora. It I• requuted th•t tbe pin• ••d aped •!
posal. VIVID Committee ina atand, provi•ioAI be returud. withia 2 week. •Iter the bid. opeaia8_.
441 La Rei na A aoa-~fa•d.•ble ch•r~:e af 12.00 will be required. for each •et Sincerely, of City of Newport Bead!. St1DC1ard Spe clfle•lio••·
Olin E. Teaaue Anaheim, Calif. 92800 LEGAL NOTICE The Cily of Newport Beach Neervu the rish.t to reject aay or
Conarcssman Dear Mr. Graven: •II bid.• aad to w•1ve ••Y i•fol'lltal ity Ia •uch bid•.
6th District., Texas I have your letter of April NOTICE OF PUBUC HEARING Ia. acconl•ace whh the provl•ioas of Seclloa 1770 of the L•bor
10th, in which you adviae NOTI CE IS HEREBY GIVEN Code, the City Coaacil of tile City of Newr.ort BncJa h .....
• • • th•l the City Coaacyil of the cert•iaed. the 1eaeral prenilias rate r,•r die. ••1•• Ia the Mr. Ri chard E. Woodin me of your projecl ID have City of Newport Ouch will lo c•litl ia wlr.ich the worlr. I• to be per o,..ed for eadt cr•ft or I Ssl M''ram••, ApL 8 declared lhe week o f May 291h b b type o worbiaa or medl!-ic aeedad to neca•e •e eoatnct ud .. old • pel lie buries 011 Jaae i• •et fonll b. Reeo.latiGe No. 6519. Newport Beach. California SupponOurServicemen Week. s. 1967, ., 7J30 p.m. ia the A f ld R 1 t1 1 II bl . th lfl f...._ I am Very much
'
'n fovor or Coaacil c h-ber• or the Cloy COpY 0 ... e-. -••••• e ,. • ° Cll 0 ... City Dear Mr. Woodin : H•ll, 3300 We•t Newrort Houle-Clerk 1a dtaCity of Newport S.ecla, Thank you for you r recent havina such a week dcdic• 1\e' followias ia the acJr,edale of 1 renilia1 w .. e r~u. 1966-
1 ted to our lia.htina men and v•rd., Newpon Beac • C•llfo,.. 67 for • aeleetive li•t of el .. olftcalioa•. To.rlller with tile cttcr.My conaraculationa on commend you (or your ef· •i•, {"~•:lu.ll the propo•~ lafona~ioa lacleded. ia Reaol•tloa No. 6519, , .. ,. achedale ia
lhc formation o( lhe VIVID rorll 'on theo'r bcholf. IUUlall 11 set u prepared "7 to be coa•ld.ered • pan of tlleae c:oattect epecilic:atJoaa. Conmittcc. " t.be City M••aer for the flacel ~vailiac w.,, Ratu _ 1966-67
clear Oiahta, lookina for there are no sewaae sys-
). To in sure that our local
bl ood bank is kept well s u~
plied, in the event blood is
needed for American ser-
vicemen in Vietnam and
other areu,
Plcue en roll me 11 a With kindes t rcallda, I am Year 1967·1968, •t whicb ll•• Clo••'''_,'_ (S.Iecttw ~,,.,,,.., (5 /JIUI (Str/"1 ,
Cord.ielly yours, lateruted r,reou d.uiriaa _to C.-peale,. 4.85
aupporter. Jamea B. Utt be Jr.nrd • •II be 1i.,ea nell c-eaa 11•-.o• Joaraer-u 4,60 4.84 th e VC's. tema.••
Francis went to SL J oa-
chim's. Costa Mesa, for a
year a; was araduat cd from
Coat& Meaa Hi&h in 1%3,
re ceived his aasociatcd arta
dearce atOranae Coaat Co I-
leac and then went into train-
ina at Fort Riley, Kan s as.
He intends k> ao on with his
educatJon when hi• tcrvice
ia completed.
Francia wa1 home for
Thanhaivina, 1111d then
went by train and boat 10
111M port o( v.,, Tau.
In bia letters home be
newer compllina about con.
di:tiOQt but he counu
eo day• unti I he CWI
caM hcee. He bu d ..
acrilled 11M Vi••-•ae
,_,.. wllo wort oo •e
..... .. lot•lll••• ocd
li....,, . ·" ... , ..... -u • oi U.,.o bol>n
,_ CM .. 6-., •lnce
About lhe helicopter
niahts, Francis has said 2. To reques t our rcapec·
that the ride looka much t.ive churches to hold lpe-
smoother than it really is, cial services on Memorial
Hi s brother. Eddy, a. and Day for our I CJvi ccmen.
J, To prepare a Hat of sister, Mary, 17, send him homes, in which servicemen
the .. Peanuts .. comic strip. would be welcomed durina
{His father, "Charl ie" !:he holiday aceaona, upcc-
Brown, a real cttat e sales-ially Thankaaivina and
man ' in Coata Mesa. i a tea· Chriatmaa,
sed a lot because of the, 4. To place collection
comic auip nameukc.) ba1kets in aa many cat•
Francis' father served lilhments aa will accept
over 4 ycara in World War them, for the p&upou o(
11. Chlllic Brown, a ucond collcctina booh ror our
lieutenant. was a platoon aervieemc:n.
mailina
dcairina
leader with the 79th lnfan-5. To prepare
Lry d.ivi1ion andwaa wound.-liata of the O.l.'a
c.d by a tniper in the crou-more mail. m1 o( lhe Rhiac juat 6 6. To ald. wherever •d
wceh before the war Cl'ld-whenever pouible, ia r...s..
d ina •d foawrina •Peat••
e • who favor railit.uy vic&ory ia
,.... ,. y .. , 0,., ....... _,.....,
Cell maG
Vietnam.
1. To awa.kea aa runy
people as poa1ible to dae
fact that we ate at w• ~
Conwnuniem.
Sincerely. opportoalty. Coplu of the Laborne
John V. Briaaa Member of Conpcn propoaed badlet .,. 8.,•il•ble c ... ,., or Couuactfo•
Aaaemblym.n, 3'1h Diatrict. Califomie for 1 .. ..-c:u 011 by •• pabllc Ia ~·h llebr I lroaer
35dt [)iatrict loffic:e of tile City Cl•"'· ~~r.:-a..er • • • ... 1IE -B LAURA LACIOS, City Clerk of L.,-tM.,of ell ._..etollie pipe MJ. John C Graven ~ die Chy of Newport ~ach T .... J {.;)•eiHcetioao
3.70
1.91
1.70 s.7a
4.01
....
4.005 ....
1.91
4.16
441 La Reina WherefOre tate uaiO you !IT Doria M • .Ceorp VI~ Jac:k B.,.•er, P•••••tlc Toole, Ao ~,,·., Calo'lom' the -le ._....., of n-. pDepotltr .. C~ty Clerk.....,. ·or;;(ncept ~L~ ... L_ t.JI5 4.'"-5
•1 a a -·---, abll '"'1111 25, hv7, le ,....,_ -.~· (1/V"l rllr/411 Dca'r Mr. Oraven: lftat ye may be able 10 widt-1\e Newport H•bor ~alp ller •-!,. ~--(Croe~ I) 4.11 4.51
I wholobeutedJy endonc aUDd in dtc evil day, ed g"Jplo•~c;,• ",Y•M ( ro.p 2) 4.61 4.71
lhe deaiFalioa or dto •cet ha.ina done all, 10 ••d. · ·LIUL WOTICI ~ ..... care~~ 4\Croep !l t:f :·~:
ofM"Y 29 tluouafl June 4 11 Sted lhere(ore-, hiYiaa CnMG.cbr(C.O.:,S) s 'l6 s:ll·
"Support Our Servicemen your loin I aht about wilh lf011CE llfVInNC' BIDS P..-.... M.Ur (r,tlltot (Ctoep 5) s :t6 5.11
ft'eet." It ia indeed IIPPro-INdt, •d havioa oa dae S.el" "i1• or biN will ,c,......., •••rMer( ro.p6) 5.16 5.41
priate lhat thia on.e week be bteaatplate o( ciJb&eOaa. •ba: ~··• '-"• City Cencfl r,:.~·~c:k Dm•tL ... •• 'J"'•) (S~·~"~ tll~a11
actaaide. elouly idaUCied, ae1s; of Ne"Crt .ek~ellfe..aa. •••entcl .. ,...,(1500 1e1.l0 4GOO a•l.) 4.51 4.61
•a a time lor ai'li•a PIQPtf And your feet lhod wi* • " f.-. ... r of 7•10 ••••~ _. ~dto. b4.• tJJr/1'' (l/11f1 . .. • (.. ,.... -, ... 12. 1967. .. • ..~. .......... s 15 S.l reeollibon 10 the 3 1/J • pnpataliOD o e eoa. c•tnaot eow..._, .. ,.wlo. Dectrtel-. t71iiMJ (7/riRI
mHiioa •• ed ...._ wt.o pel of pNC•; "'-_. .... ~ of all I... ......,;u• • ...._ 6.11 · &.M
delead ..., Nolioa _._..... -·• o1~ ~Milot ~· :::'.:4:: ~= ... ta--:., .._ 14/JIItil
.... ... -~~. Tllo ...... lllliold of r... ......... ... of ---,.,..,. {7~~"1 mllfi/1
lice• •at 611• i•di'ri•al• '' lUll M Mllle • ••• ~ ~:;. .. _.. etr.a... J ::£: -.,._,. l.U L ..
•• tUtUo., •• • .....,.,, oil •• lOll' .s.u ot •• .... ,.. Cllr ,, "..,... -"'rt.:: · *"' -· eod •• .tilllcalt wi'*ed. lor ......... .,. • ....,'-...., _,. ll• ... ,to4 ._.. "'"'I .. •;e ~«:, uoi-ll • ., •--• W •• •• •-of 10, ltM. --· eot f11 ._liced. Nlvzlt•, .Y .. IWIIN of ~c\:t• Ouw1111111 u, ....., _. leiW., ,... ... • ~ __,.
II io _, ia._b "'ia-•• ""''-....... lo .. -Chr of "•---ern or ~ JUQ. CAUrc111JaA ,.._ *io •M•••• ia •• ol OM. (J!IIIeoi•• 1:1). .,....., • ., a, IN?," _ IAiiii Loilleo, Cltr ca.. c..., ............... 17.) ™·..,...·--... , .......... -...... ..,...._...,
•
·costa Mesa
We ore indebted to our so ldiers 1n V1etnom for the
pr iceless gi fts of their time, their hardships
and e ven their lives to protect
prec ious freedom in the
Uni ted States and
all over the
wor ld!
rOIIMIItL T MIARl C.t.tllllU,
NOW AT
1710 NEWPO RT IlL VD .
PH . 646-93S l.Coaca Mesa.
lY H Y ~OT II/~
Cei .... C-
2710 ......... IM/.
COSTA MilA o,.. l'rl. Tin t
THANKS FOR A jOB ll'ELL DONE .
Greenleaf Re11aurant
DICK CBURCH
26ft .... ,....... ...... .....
ACIIOSS l'lllli ORANGE CO. FAUIGIIOUNDS
~HER E THERE'S A ~-Il l THERE'S A ~-H .
OUR TRADITIO.\ IS T O H\.
1835 Nn.port Blvd /Costa Meu
6<1-7097
Tfl -1\fS 1/E\. FOR YOIIR SKR/fl( E.
H 1/1-\L l \E\ER FORGET IT.
Smith Optical
105 E. 18th St., Costo Me so
548-2353
The brave men who s igned the declaration of
Independence in 1776,pledged their liv es,
the ir fortunes and their sacred honor ...
Thank you servicemen in Vietnam
for carrying on in 1967.
CARPET
n C. A. PAO• ............... __ _
1•· u. au. w-.
NE'M'ORT H.ARtiOR EliiGII-
FIItST SECT1011 --P. 3
THURSOAY,IIAY 25,1!61
CIIMlNA DElMAR, CAIJF.
WIN IN
VIETNAM
We apprec i ate the tough 1ob you're do 1ng for us
and for freedom e verywhere.
THANK YOU FOR STAND ING BEHIND THE FLAG
WITH BRAVER Y AND HONOR
t--\RC LC E-\\ TEl::
I'>AINTi /'loG CONTRACTO~
. .
•.?4 C OS.,.,. MI:S.o S-
C::OST• ....... C""'-',.0 ""'' ...
·DAMN THE TORPEDOES AND MOSQU I TO S ...
STRAIGHT AHEAD ... GET THI S TH ING OVER .
RAY FIELDS, Jeweler
Mater Watchmaker
:"A.\f£ BRAXU W .. ~:rcHES
DIAM OSilS • JEWELRY • GWJ'S
107 W. lttll SL. c. .. MMO • Uberty 1·--
~r u·crt' hnr u·hrn )iJU u o r bMn . \l e'l/ u.·al( ftJr
Y""' rflurn .GE T T H E ~ -\R 0 \'ER ~\0 HURR\
HOllE.
-\t )'Our s crn~:c i da ys a wct k.
TeW i nkle Ha r dware
"EWPORT IOULEVA.D et 11111 STREET
f;EEP UP THE GOOD a'O RK
FIGHT & a'IN'
YOUNG & LANE TIRE CO.
"\h rountn -\Ia' she C\ cr he ru:hr: . . . . .
bur n~h t or \l.'tong, m~ cou nt r~ ."
.... Stephan De catur
Th1s 1s the \\a ~ I feel roo!
299 1 GRACE LANE, COSTA MESA, PH • SA0-0972
GO D 5 PEED
CREEL YS BOOKSTORE
Ph . 646-7502 444 E. 17th St., Costa M.so
FINISH & GET BACK HOME .
0,.. .... a.-s..
1718 H[WPORT BlVO rnm ~f~A
IE DO NOT
SUPPORT
DR. MART IN LUTH ER KING
OR. EUGENE CARSON BLAKE
OR
~y OF THAT TYPE
OF ILK
IUT II
DO
OUII IIIIVICI Ill • "ITIAI
ADMIRAL
BENBOW
ANTIQtJIIS
179 East 17th St., Cos,. .....
642-4911
•
IIOI'ORT IIMIOR EIIIIJI
PIRST SECliOII --P111 4
THURSDAY, IIAV Zi, 1•1
COIIOIIA DB. IN, CALIF.
Aid given
to worthy
students
., lno Hlti>l•
The Tuetday Cl~b
lanhip · conwniUeo hat bad
th e arati(yina experience or
COW'IIina up tho dotlan and
aettina lhcm distributed lo
several worthy ttuden ta in
tho Hubor UCL
The conwni u cc waa head.
ed by Mrs. Herbert Miller
DEBUTANTES whowillmake their bo.w to1 thet Werder, Lnley O'Bryon, Kathleen •• chainnan, auhted bf
I t t ~ No 25 ball ol the N tlonal Helperin and Gale Olander,· standing, ·Mrs . Ralph Phelps, Mn. soc e Y a uoe v, a Stanley LeLievre and Mrt,
Charity League, Newport Chapter, are Sally Hayton, left, -1nd Carol Anderson, Ernest McC lelland. flo•kinal
j:lictured here: seated, left to right, Hea· (Cameo House photo.) closely with the varioua
Debutantes are introduced ~~£~:~=~~~~;·.:.~~!
The. Newport Chapter of
the National Chari ty Leaaue
introduced its debutantes of
1967 durina t.he traditional
announcemen t tea Saturday,
May 20, at the Irvine Coast
Country C lub.
The young women to be
presented at the 7th National
Chari ty Leaaue debutante
ball in the Palmer Room of
the Newporte r Inn on Satur-
day, Nov, 25, are :
An~crson, Newport Beach.
Sally Hayton, dauahter of
~-. and Mrs , Donald W,
Hayton, Corona del Mar.
Kathleen Hel pe rin, dauah·
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Jerome
Helperin, Newport Beach.
Lesley O'Byron, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. William L.
O'Byron, Newport Beach.
Gale Olander, dauahter of
\1rs. Wahlers Olander,
Corona del Mar, and Dr.
Robert H. Olander, Newport
or Mr . and Mrs . Frederick E. queta by reprcaentativea
Werder, Santa Ana. of the Tuesday Club.
In the rcceivin1 line at the To Oranae Coas t Colleae
tea with Mrs. Robert L. students: Nursina, 1300,
Barneson, presiden t, were Mary Robi nson; education,
Mrs . Charles H. Barr, ball S200, Donna Sera; art..
director, and Mrs . Harold s. S200, Beth Onnond. (The
Voegelin, National Board ar .. scholarship is a arant
ball di rector. from the fine arts depart-
Highlight of the tea was ment from money rai sed in
the traditional ceremo ny in the section.)
wh ich the debutantes re· Costa Men Hiah: Educa·
ceived from their mothers tion, Sl75, Carol Aauiar.
the pearl and aold crown Estancia Hi&h: Education,
Carol Anderson, daughter Beach. medallion s in recoanition of Sl75, Judy F ay.
of Mr. and Mrs. Donald D. Heather Werder, daughter 6 ye ars of Ticktocker Corona delMar Hiah: C rea·
achievements in philan· live wntina, Sl75, Janel
I t: H IJ ll c: HIS , ':c't~~:~i~:.oc~le ar;:e:~l11~::~ c~,~~~ort Harbo r Hiah:
The Lutheran Church of and Irvine Ave., C liff Haven will be worn fo r th'e' first Music, .Sl OO awards to Pat
the \1aster, 2900 Pacific _"No man an is land" wi ll time at the ball on Nov, 25 . Thomaa and Mark Turnbull.
View Dr., Harbor View be the s ennon topi c o f th Serving on Mrs . Barr's The Tuesday Club, pri· ' . Hill s -"Separate dwe lling Re v. Loren Flickinger fm ball commi ttee ar~ the Mmes. marily a social club, is
place., wi ll be the sermon the 10 a.m. Sunday s ervice. Fr~d C. Jennmas. J_ohn well known for i ts many
topic of Dr. William Eller The theme fo r the 7:30p.m. Owen, Edward B. Aktns, philanthrophies, and this
at the 8 :45 and II a .m . Sun· Wednesday prayer service Pau_l _'-1. Rogers, Jack N. year lops all previous for
day s ervi ce s . Plans for will be "Sing unto the Lord Schil li ng, Donald W. Hayton, the amount of funds to be
lands caping and sprinkler a new song." The chu rch Donald D. Anderson, Jerome given in awards and com·
sy li tem are being prepared offi ces have been moved to He lperin, Norman A. Bing, munity servi ce. An all time
for the c hurch Site, and 20271 Acacia St., Back Bay, Kenneth S. Ros s, Robert hi gh was reached when the
members of the congregation and the new phone nwn ber II. Olander, Pe ters Hutchins, proceeds of the Febr;uary
are preparina the area for is 540-8030. Richard C. Rawlings , Ray benefit we re presented to
the ins tallation. • • .• B. Wl)(d sey, Donald A. Boys Club in the form of a
The Ply~ou.th • Congr ega-The Fi rs t Baptis t C hurch Collins , Lee P. Jordan, check for Sl ,OOO.
u onal Church, 326 2 Broad of Cos ta \lesa, JOI ~laano--William P . Givens, ~1 s s In addition to these ef·
St., Newport ll ei ghts _The I! a St. -A musica l program Leah Gale Rozers. forts, the swn o f SIOO is
Rev. J ohn Pridonoff v.i ll "Ill be pres ented at 1 p.m. Concludin g the program presen te d to Librarian Oor~
ptuch at 10 il..m. Sunda) on Uus Sunday by lhe \\elody was a shtJftling: of debutante thea Sheely for the speciri c
the Memorial Day topi c, Choru&, under the direction aown&. Models were post purpoae of a file case to
When w1ll we ever Je arn?" of Paul and Evely n Swan, debutantes of Newport house documen ts of the
The annual fam ily picnic v.ho s pent 10 years on radio Chapter, the \1issea Judy newly fonned Hiuori cal
\lo i ll be he ld from 2 to 5 v.i th the "\lelod~· Four Ross , Cathy Bin&, Michael Society throuah the Friends
p.m. th 1s Sunday at Cost a Quarter." Among those per-Ann Wh ite, C hristine of the Library. This is ano-
\1es a Pa rle . Robert Lynch 1s formi ng v.i\1 be Sandy Den• Buccola, Sulu Pratt, and ther first for the Tuesday
chai rman. The men -...111 ham, 8~·ear"ld viul imst, Carol Rose. Gowns suitable Club as their donation is
provide th e dessert -cakes and Steve. Van De n burgh, q. for debutante s ' mo thers we re the fir s t to be received,
whtch t.h ey have baked. ye ar~ld vocalist. shov.TI by chapter patrC>-The Club also added
The c hr 1;t1;n Sctence Fairv1e w •B;ptis t Church, ~~;~::: E::~-;d C~e~r a~: ::;;\:i~g ~un~eatGU~~~~;~
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Chur ches , Ne wport Beach, 2525 Fairview Rd., Costa and \1ar shall Styli. Mrs. the con tinuin& sale of cook
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orona e .... ,ar an osta Claude E. \-leeks coord inated books and donation from ~~~f~~~~~iiiii~~~5~§~~iiiii~~p~~~~~~~~~~~~~[~~~~t \1esa -The l es~oon-~oermon \1elvin Ta~·ln r Will return th e fashion show. 1%6 travel section.
for th1 s Sunday IS ''Ancient Sa turday from th e1 r vacati()n .,,..,--::====:------'-;:';;;-'i
and modern necromancy, 1n t he eas t, and the pas tor
alias mesmen sm and hyrn•1.. "Ill be back tn the pu lpi t
!i sm , denounced.''
••• Central Bible Church,
Orange Ave. a t 2Jrd St.,
Costa \1esa -"1!1pp1e!> are
riaht" w1ll be the sermon
top1c of P as tor llenry June!>
at 10:30 a.m. Sunda~. The
speaker at 7 p.m. Sunday
v.lll be Lowell (ierhe r, field
representative for Cho~ot1 an
Ser v1ce Hn gade. He l!.a
graduate of the \1oody B1hle
lns lltute's m1ssinnary tech-
ni ca l course as an av1atH•n
pd ol. Deacon Art R1Lterr ath
v.i \1 d1scus s "Hnsea speaks
for tnday" at the 7 p.m.
\1ay 3 1 81ble class.
• • • The Ne wport Un1ty Church,
me eti ng in the Seni or Ci ti·
zens clubhous e, I 5th St.
for the Sunday se rvices. At
S:JO p.m. Sunday, a discus•
s1nn meeting for older youth
wdl be led by the Re v.
George Graham, chaplain at
the Un1v ersi ty of Redlands.
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St. \1 ark Pres by terian
Church of Corona de l \1ar,
2058 J ambo ree Rd ., Eas t
Bl uff -The Re v. Robe rt
Carley will admi ni ster the
s ac rament nf 1nfant ba~
tism at the 10 a .m. Sunday
SC f\'lCe.
••• St. Andrew'~' Pres byterian
Church, 600 SL Andrew's
Rd., Cliff Haven -The
Rev. James \1oor, mini sttf
of youth at the church, will
occupy the pulpit fo r the
8, 9:30 and II a.m. Sunday
services. His sermon topic
11 "The communiOn of
saints." Fo llowing each
service, the deacon1 will
conduct a tour of the church
arounds and fa cilities. • • •
The Corona del Mar Com-
muni ty Con areaational Ch-
urch, United Church of
Chris t. 611 Helio trope
Ave. -Dr. Philip Munay
will preach on the topic,
"Sladow of a miJhty rock:'
at the 9:30 and I I a.m.
Sunday aervi ces. • • • AIRMAN Raymond P. Childs,
son of Mrs. Gra ce H. Childs Fairview Baptis t Church,
of 848 Am lgos Way, East at fairview Rd. and Fair
Bluff, has been selected fo1 Or., Coua Mesa -A Bible
techn ical training at Lowry conference will beain this
Sunday, with Or. David Wa i-AFB, Colo., as a U.S. Air lace as lhe o penina speak-
Force mun itions speCialist. er. H•: is profusor or New
He recently completed Tettament theo loiY at lhe
tNtslc ttalnlni at Lackland Baptist Theo loaical Semi-
AFB, TexJ.s. His new school nary in Covina. He will
Is part of the Air Trolnlng •pe,u ••I:JO ~d 10:55 a.m.
d hi h •• ~. t on 'Wilen dot lime ho<l f•lly
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Report on new high school
MIKE MARTIN, Sea King of the year,
receives congratulations from Robert
Hughes , vice-Pr inc ipal at Coron a del
Mar High School . In the background is
vars ity football coach David Ho lland.
MIKE IS SEA KING OF YEAR
Vtf'/ few disciplinary PIO~
&.IDI bave OCCYnecl at Mo-
ully Sdtool, at Uth •d
NeWport wbicb qWetly, wi*•
·out • ceremony pve up h• anmmu achool uatus ead
Ncame a hi-acbool Sep-
ternb.r 12, U66. accorWna
to Principal Fred Carter.
The student body ia com•
pond or 125 uudentl who
are under U and have not
araduat ed from a reaulat
achool. There are now abQuf
IS s tudents to a clan and
are the students are thou
who have a need to work full
time, and ate required to at..
tend at \eas f4 hours a week;
s tudents wh o work part time
and are required to attend
IS hours a wee k; students
who are drop outs or have
adjustment problems at
other s chools, ta kin& lS
hours a week.
.. Students who are return·
In honor of hi s outs tand(nl
performance as a s enior
athlete, ~li ke Martin was
named Sea Kina of the year
at the annual Booster's
C lub a wards dinner held
Saturday evening at Corona
del Ma r Hiah School.
and Bob Dale, aophorrore. player, Paul Sansone; most from cus tody and for some
The followin1 awarda were' improved player, JeH reuon it is beuer that they
The Buddy Ebs en award to
the be s t blocker in var s ity
foo tball was won by Ray
pres ented by the coac hina Goelitz; mo st ouutanding do not attend a reaular
s taf'f: senior: Phil Cotton. school may ao to McNally.''
Varsity football: Co-c ap.
tains, Phi l Cotton and Tom
Westaate; mos t valuable
player, Phi l Cotton; most
improved players,Greu Van·
derbura and Gary Geo\itz.
Ne sheim, senior. The Boo s-B Football: Co-captains,
ter Clu b a cademic. awards Ben Cass inerio and Mike
to the boys wi th the hi ahest Ezzell; mo st valuable play-
lrade point averaae in var• er, Leo Bandel; mo st i~
sity, B and C team s went proved player, Jim North,
to Tom Hornbeak, junior; C Foo tball : Captain, Jeff
Nonnan J ohnson, sophomore; Thom as; most valuable
~aid Mr. Cut.r.
.. We cteaud a aeceuary
amall hiP tchool fot our
contiauoos education p~
CONGRESSMAN Riclhard
Hanna of th e 34th District
will talk on uWhat's going
on in Washington" at the
noon luncheon meet ing of
th e Corona de l Mar Ki wan is
Club next TUes day, May 30,
a t the Vil la Sweden restau-
·rant.
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OOIIDNA DEL MAR, CALif."
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Her arm waa bruised and try oo bathina sui ts and left
scratched in the acufrle, with one in her purse.
but Yetive Go uyd of Wa ltah "She was a beau tifu l 1irl,
Clarice's prevented a youna, but she didn't even say she
barefoot air! from atealina a was sorry,•• said Yeti ve.
bathina suit from the Is land "She just threw the s uit on
shop, Thursday, May 18. the around."'
The 1irl, dressed in a Yetive arabbed the bac k o f
whi te pique shift with puffed the airl's dress and i t tore
sleeve s, accompanied by as she tried to pu l l away .
anoth er air! in a s leeveless The other air\ came to the
shift wi th ye llow daisies rescue, pulling the th ief
and a handkerchief' on her away; and rhey both fl ed on
head, came into Wal tah 's to Park Ave.
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BOSS NIGHT BANQUET was he ld May Porter, who helped prepare the uKing
17 at the Ne wporter Inn by the Newport Neptun e" decorations; seat ed, Nan
cha rter chapter of the Ame ric an Busi-Brou ghten, at left, cha irman for the ban-
ness Wom en's Assn. u aoss of the year" quet, and Mrs . Frank Guertin, president
award was giv e n to Hugh Mynatt, vice-of the chapter. Miss J ann a J ean Long,
presi dent and s ec retarY of Richard's scholarship cha irman, pre s ent~d the
Lido Mar ket, who wa s selected o n the chapter's scholarship award to Miss
basis of a letter written by Mrs. Paul Ch e lena Randa ll , who wa s accom pani ed
Bentz ien, ma rket employee. Pictu red here by her father, Don Randall . Mrs. Pa ulin e
are, stand ing left to right, Mrs. Be ntz i ~. Ga rdner, treasurer, and Mrs. The lma
ooss Hugh Myn att.' and uSh;p· i;l expdi~N;;'"~;g;~·~··
I Early years s pent in
s ch.oolina at naval and mi li·
1tary academies woo 20-y eu•
old William She pardsoo Mc-
Cook the ratina as pl atoon
seraeant when he went into
basic trainina at Fort Otd.
in J uly, 1966 .
"Shep" went from U l
thtou&h th e seventh grades
here in Newport Beach; then
for his 8lh grade, he went
10 the Army-N avy Mil itary
Academy at Carlsbad ; l Oth
throu&h 12th arades, at San
"BUC K" Schu eller has been Dieao Mil itary Academy a t
nam ed man ager of Bank of ~lan a Be ach, araduatina
. , 1n J une, 1%5. He went on to
Amen ca s Caron~ de l Mar ~lan a Stat e Un iversity,
branch, succeed1n g Steve then decided to volun teer
Trevor, who has been pro-for the Army .
mat ed to assistant vice Wh.en he has finished his
president at the Wilshire·lmilitary servi c~, he plans
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on your ne w c arpe t -re-
move them wi th Blue L us~
tte. Rent elec tric shilm-
pooe.r SI.Crown Hardware,
3107 E. Coast Hwy., Cor-
O!la de I Mar.
MAPLE BUFFET ror sale.
Cost SI SO, sell for S-'0.
673·9266. Ca ll evenings,
FOR SALE NEW TR4 S\79
co st -\lake me an offe r ~
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o PERSONAL
LUXURIOUS EYES
CAROL'S
Eye lash·Tebbin a Studio
Each lash is in di viduall)·
applied to )'our own
natural e)•e \ash. Wea r as
your own H hrs , a day
and th ey wi II las t for
weeks. For appointm ent
c all S41J-6 S94. (neat
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ALCOHOLltS ANON YMOUS ,
Harbor Area. 673•8724. 24
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thins .t. linen. 'ipe cialty ' . men. a ahiru. Sl.SO per Hr.
\table '.'lhit •. 607 \tar.
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AND STORAGE
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VANLIHES, INC.
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' . NElli'ORT HAIIIIOR EJIIGII THURSDAY, MAY 2S. lt&l
A RST SECTlOII -c P• 7 a> IIllA ob.IIAII, CAll F.
-· PAIL u•uc1 •11 ..... TM-
PARIS OF 1sqo will be the theme for the
Soiree d'Art to be held th is Friday, May
2b , a t the Balboa Bay Club by the New·
port Harbor Auxiliary of the Children 's
Home Socie ty. Mrs. William Krumpholz, at
left, is chairman of Le Petit Salon, wh ich
will offer objects of art to r sale. Pictured
wi th her is Mrs. James Johnston, in ch arge
of decorations. The Soiree corrvnl ttee is
headed by Mrs . Wilson W. Woodman. Robert
Guggenhe im J r. will be the em cee, and
auctioneers John Scott Trotter and Robert
Cassady wit t collaborate in the auction
of 39 pa int in gs by prominent Southern
California artists. !Photo by Peter Z.M.
Singer.)
HE'LL CET M.D. DECREE
Dean S. Ricketts, son of
Robeu S. R ieke n~>, 206 E.
Bay Av'C., Balboa, is one of
87 seni ors who will receive
doctor or medicine degrees
June 8 fr om UC Californ ia
Co ll e1e of Med icine, Los
Anaele s.
~PORT ·
2 GREAT PICTURES
TOGETHER!
Winner of
ACADEMY AWARDS
"THE APARTMENT "
J ac:l1 L M'Irnond
Shirl..,. Mac:Lain•
"THE GREAT ESCAPE'
Ste .. e Mc:Ou•.,
Jom e• Gam•r
SHOW TIMES:
"G••at E•c:op•" at 7:00
"Th• Aportnl.,t'" ot 10:00
On I)' o"• 1howin9 nlohtl)'
PFC Murphy in Vietnam
Shortly after hia 19th
birthday, Peter Mu rphy left
his s tudies at Harbor Junior
Collcae, San Pedro and en·
listed in the Anny.
His parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Murphy, 2601 Buck·
eye St., East Bl uff, moved
here (rom Palos Verdes,
and since then, when on
leave, Peter has s pent his
MESA. . .
... t ~
2 Walt Oianoy . .f'Jln!a; t.
"5HACCY DOC"
-lfld-
"ABSEHT-MIHDED
PROFESSOR"
"RIDE THE WILD
SURF ""
-and-
Sonny and Chcr in
.. GOOD TIMES""
weekends with them.
After basic trainina at
Fort Polk, he went to Fort
Oix, N.J., and was then
tran sferred to Fort Ord,
Calif,, where he sang with
the ''General's Chorus.••
Now a PFC, Peter is with
the 66ls t Ordnan c e Com·
pany ne ar Qui Nhon , Viet·
nam.
"He was dri vin1 an am·
munition tru ck, wh ich didn't
deliaht me very much," his
mo~r ~4.. "bJ&t aow he
i •;:~~~
he probablr~wi II JO back to
school when hia service is
ended.
"Since we arc in lhc
area, he may attend UCI."'
hi 1 mother uid.
Ptl L•dera, choten maaNn relued ie caa.al •• juelor diviaion or lhe
.._.n or IIIIa Year by ... ctolbaa, lund!.od end played Adoplioa Ouitd•• tonni t
Newport Harbor ~·1 bridae. • .Bette Votdale, 10Um1ment, which com·
Civic Le.,ue, h .. douad O..ariCifte ''O.tu, Pat Healy, mencM lui weekend on
her wortiDI clolhet, a.lona Adelaide Kin&~ ley, Glady• the UCI courta Wid wi II
wilh hu.blftd Bud. and i1 Roberu, Betty Burrill, U:t hue their rinall at lhe
P~DI pnparin.& 10 move Bret. Mildred Mead 1r1d Balboa Bay Club courta at
to lho Sandpiper in Palm Patay McClure. the Irvine Coaat Coun try
Desert on lhe lOth ••• BI&.&t' • • • Club. Amon& lhe audience
have heut, thia ia In ''on While &aurin& Europe or rootinl parent• checkinl
che way home" •• .'tia on recently Lola ~r~d. Jim Hinca <AI their mo re than en thu·
lbe way to their r1nch in ot Harbor View Hilla met 1iaatic youn1ateu were
Imperial Valley •• ,a'ld "tia nci1hbon Betty Lou and Ward and E. C. Oambcr ..
on their way to their bqat Mark So~en in Rome, where lain, Bette an d Bob Vordale,
which they'll keep anchored lhcy wined and dined. Lou and Jac k Bill ina•. F rW1
at lhe Newport Harbor • • • and John Fan er, Pat and
Yacht Club. They had a wonderful time Bill O'Rielly an d Cami ll e
. • • ~ from Spa.in tnd Portu1al to and Rex Reno, all of Lido,
Ttckell ~e 101n~ faat. • the Greek Isles ..• Nancy Superviain1 the events are
tilt are all II avatlable for and Hal Auer of H•rbnr View Sonny Elliott of Irvine
lhe Newport Harbor Reo-H. II Terrace and coordi naton
publican Aaaembly aprina 1 s. • • • arc Q\arli c Eaton o r Corooa
dinner dance, which will be Proud parenta watched aa del M~ran d Myron McNamera
liven on June ~ at the Sal· their younastcrs played in or Newport.
bo:.=y ~::; .. ;", ···lful Veterans' deadline noted
days at Palm Sprinaa were
the order or the put week
Cor Carol and Bob Perkins
of Irvine Terrace. • • • Plans are' in the makin1
"Hurry !"' is the advice or
William H. Farnsworth, pre ..
sidcnt of the Newport Har·
bor.COata Men Board of
Re ah ora, to veterana of
World War II who have not
used their eli1ibility to
OOy a home under the VA
proaram.
auarantecs, ve te rans muu
have a certifi cate of eligi .
bi li ly .
Mr. Farn sworth
expiration date fo r Korean
War veterans is 1115, and for
vete ran s who served after
n54, the deadline is 10
years after discharge, plus
one year for each three
mon ths or active du ty, bu t
not in excess of 20 years
Mra. Paul Willi1m La•
renee or Bel Air, Palm
Sprinaa and Lido hie will
leave on bet annual 11ip
around the w01ld in June.
She will rirat visit the
World'a Fair in Montleal,
then ao to London, whete
11he will he the auest of
het cousin a, Air Commodme
and Mrs. John Mannina or
the Britiah Embassy.
In Vienna she wi II
the 7th annual
THE LUXUIIIOUS
NIWIA..._
THEATRE
IT RAISES
YOUR
LOVE
FEVER !
for a trip to Olicaao and
Waahin11on , D. C., and a
tour of the eastern coast
for June Rae Barkley of
Balboa Peninsula and her
younastcrs, Brian and
Karalee, the minute school
is out.
He points o ut that J uly 25
is the deadline for World
War II veterans. They wi II
not be able to take advan .. from dat e of last di scharac. 1 ----
• • • ta1c of the no.down pay·
Dr. Spencer C. Olin Jr., men t, \"A1uuanteed types Phone in Y~r Or~er
ass istant profe u or or of finan cina after that date.
hi s tory at UCI, will be the In order to use the Gl bi ll for a Subscription:
aucstspeakeral the Friends Coli 673-0550
of the Libruy annual salad ••:ro:v:;~,~;on:.•:..~ro:r:..:":""':•..;l:•:.,::..::;;;!~~~~~~~;::,. luncheon to be held at the I
Bay cres t home of Jud1e and
Mrs. Wm. Lee on Thuraday,
June l. at noon. • • • After 11 heavenly daya in
New Orleaps. Florida and
the Caribbean, Janet and
Wayne Carroll have returned
to thei r Balboa Peninsula
Point home tan and re s ted, • • • Peuy Foster of Baycrest
will be the honored aues t at
a baby shower to be 1iven
by Reba Reese of Bayside
Vi lla1e and Pat Brandmcyer
of Newport tomorrow at 1
luncheon at the Balboa
Bay Club •. , The new ad--
dition wi 11 join Peuy 'a
dau&bten three, Kathy,
Carrie and Erin. ,.. ••• Followina a movie, "
WE SUPPORT
OUR
ARMY NAVY
MARINE CORPS
AND AIR FORCE
MEN IN VIETNAM
PiN·Bi
FOR
FATHER"S
DAY
J ust the t1cket for hli
leisure moment1. Soft,
co mforta ble 1 00,....~
2·ply rotton l1sle that
atay1 f rl'sh and neat
all f!&)' lonl!'.
Sft our coll«tmn of
ARROW P 1n-H1 for
Dad. There are two
d11t inctL\"e modt>lt to
choose from 1n a widt>
Amaric• debut.Mita .. Ball
of 11!1• silver roae" at dae
Schwaaenbera Palah. ••
Ia an boaocuy pataoneu for
the bell . Then tba will eo
lO the fitat American de-.
tanto ball in t.tu.nicb, Oer-
many, at Caatlc Schlein·
heine under the PtOte<:tor·
ate of Her Royal Hi&hne n
Koo atanteri or Bavuiaand
Countess Marie Therese
Arco-Zinncbera.
MOMI o• tocl(t-.o c ...... l~.,
10! lAST IAtiOA llWO,
IAliOA rt:IIUISUU • 11H041
in1 the We s tem USA,"'
presented by flyers Marion
and Bob Aubum, and spona
sored by the "99 's"'. a te·
~eption was given laat ni.,l
at The Bluffs home of
Po lly Hutchins. Comparin1
Flyi ngadventur es we re Ruth
McCleod, Phy 1\i s Frank and
John Hol!'tran of Corona
del Mar, Lynn and Geo rae
Newton, Van1ie and ftll'lk
Stilwell, Bi ll Lamb and
Fay Brown of Balboa Is·
land, Tula and Dick Under·
wood of Baycrcsl, Ann and
Don Wattson of Harbor
Hiahlands, Thon and Gcor1e
Ori ffi th . of Back Bay,
Evelyn Sherwood of Newport
Heiahts, Connie Sammi s or
Beacon Bay, Phyllis Walsh
of Newport., Jeanie and
Lury Severence of Mesa
del Mar and Dan een and
Wayne Stewart of San
Clemente.
variety of nt'w fa1h10n c.-.14,;:~:-'1
colon . S6.00 f( .ll~....C;..,_
OUR FLAG
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O.r ._utlfvl .. ,.., flooto hlth;
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3127 E. eoc.t Hwy. • ,_ Jcwm!ue
Cortuna del War _..._. --......
• • •
IN COST .4. Mf:SA. IT'S
DEPARTMENT STORE
NEWPORT BLVD.
BRAD BURLINGHAM, age
8, of 1207 Starboard Way,
Harbor View Hi lls , won the
Bible in the Do t--to-Dot s er·
monette col oring contest in
las t week's En s ign Bible
page. Brad, son of Mr. and
Mrs . Francis Burlingham, is
a 3rd grader at Carden Hall,
Newport Beach. (Ensign
plloto.t
A no bu siness day rc·
fencd to as a "Short Day
on Lido"' aiven by the work·
ina corrmi ttee of their
Phi lhannoni<: 1roup took
place at the watcrfron t home
of Dorothy Davis .. ,where i!!!!!!~~
~.
~.
SALUTE TO
SERVICEMEN
DOWPORT BO.I.BOR 8RVIDG8
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: g . , ...:. .,.
•
.._C..,. UN"" LMt, •uapert-Colli. • -17WUO • -... k. 21&6 L Cout Ni ... oy • ,.._ 17).1110
• l ... rcn Oter ht ....., ..... II._ llltafl a P. l . PAlMI, "-lr .. a tf till lotrd • ACI U llOMQUIST, ,rHilnt
I
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THE STAGEHANDS, a women 's group de·
voted to assisting the Sou th Coas t Reper·
tor)' Co., will attend th e performance of
'Sarjeant Musgrave's Dance this Satu rday
evening, May 27, at the Second Step Thea·
tr e in Newport Beach, and then will go
to the Mesa verde home of Mr . and Mrs.
WilliamSchworer for an after theater party.
Champagne punch and cold buffet will be
the bill of fare , according to Mrs. Kenneth
Pe rry, cha irman of the event. Here are 3
members of the Stagehands , fr om left, Mr s.
Don H. Paul of Costa Mesa, in charge of
table set~p and deco rat ions; Mr s. Richa rd
Hochschild of Harbor View Hills, presi-
dent, and Mr s. Gary Rawl ings of Irvin e
Terrace, re cord ing sec retary. /Ensign
photo.)
4j
\
Min Poula L .. Rotan
Miss Paula Lee Rogers'
troth is announced
"T"• beuo1hal of Min teptcualedforeian aDI.4enu
Paula Lee Ro1eu 10 ~i ch-to the Auociated So..dcnt
ael Obradovitch, son of \1r. Body. He spent his hiJh
and Mu. Mi odraa Obrado-school yean at Lo}·ol a.
vich of North Hollywood,
was announced at a dinner JUDY O.CANT TO WED JIM IRAUSCH IH JULY SaOJrday in the Lido Isle \1r, and \tn. Linus DeCant
home of the bride-elect's of Costa \1e u have an·
puenta, \o1 r. and \1u. Paul noun ced th e enaaaement of
MillOn Roaen. Relat ive s then dauahter, J udy, to Jir,1
and cloa e friends of the Brausch o f Phoen il, AJ iz.,
youna coup le a ttended the son of \lu. Viol et Br ausch
dinner, of Cincinnati, Ohio, and AI·
Miu Roaeu, who was vin Braus ~;:h of Cincinnati.
aradu ated from ~ewport The bude·to·be is a 11a·
Harbor Hiah School, is a duate of Costa \1 eu H•Jh
senior at USC. She wu pre-School and Otanae Cout
aented 10 society at the Colleae . Her f•ance attend·
B64 ~ational Ourity Lea· ed the Umver sLt) of Cinc1n·
IUe debu tante ball of the nati . They plan a late July
Sewport Chapter. \1iss wedding at St. Joach1m
Ro aen is a past chairm an Catho lic Church.
or lhe Anu t een !l Au 1!1i ary CAROLUIE A. KIRKSEY
or Newpo n Beach Auis-SUCCUIIIS AT AGE 12
tance Leaaue and a pa.u \1rs. Caroline S. K1rksey
president of ~ational Ch ar-!7ii7-A Westrmnuer Ave.,
ity Leaaue T1cktockers. At Cos ta \lesa, d•ed \lay 18 aT USC !lhe was secretary of the aae of 12 at Lorna L•nd~ Spurs, a membe r of P h• \o1edical Centel. She was Alpha T he ta, and i!l on the
Colleae o f Letten. Att'i and born Ln Augu !i t, 1894, m
Sciences Dean's II~L Wa shmaton and c ame tn
ADDITION TO HOUSEHOLD
A baby bo)' is the new ex-
ci tina addition to the house-
ho ld of ~lr. and \Irs. Ro bert
Be c ker, 2017 Imperial Cove,
Huntin aton Beach. The wee
bo)' wu bam at Uoaa !lo s-
pi tal, \Ia) 1~.
•mooiiT HAIIIOR EJ!I(II TltURSOA!._IMY ~ 11&1
AliT llC11011 - -P~~tl COIIOIIA utL 11M, CALl F.
N . 1 · H J ............. , .. ew arnva s at oag~.:.·~~lot~,:~r" ... ' ~~·I
St....,, Moy U Boy -Mr. a Mio . Roy-d lo too 5111 -••• a.., -Mr. a Mn. Potor 0orn. 1101 TYodowlocla, ochool ucllluc,.,.. ~·•1•~1
aNMowidt, 401 Hnlllcln Bayer .. .._ ud ••willl oompelid•
Coeta ....... . r ... ,, ,..,. 16 •• Or•a• Coun~J 'lloaMa'•
Boy -Mr. l Mrt. Robert Girl -Mr. a Mu. Camlel Archhactual l.A ... e. Ano-
l')'lw, ~ Cent.elle PI,, Delluck, 1021 w. Wilson ther local winner Ia Pete
Weal Upper Bay. St., Cotta Mua, !lltl""';, alto • t~nior at
Boy -Mr. A Mra. Carl Boy -Mr. a Mn. Harry C':JM H11h, who ~tce!vtd lrd
McMillin, lll 36th St.., Wett Parka, 333 SiW~al Rd., CJirr pnu or 1~0. EnUi., from
Newport. Hnen. 1~ county h•P ac:hoole were
Boy -Mr. A Mrs, Carl We4Ma4ey, W.y 17 dis played tl lht at
Mitchell, 2901 Cauia St., Girl -Mr. A Mn. Gilbert
Eau Bluff. Mi tchell, 4009 Seashore Or.,
Weat Newport.
Sundoy, Mey U Oi rl -Mr. &: Mu. Noel
Boy -Mr. &. Mrs. Jeue Reese, 115 Flower St.,
Juan, 2179 Fairview Road, Costa Meaa.
Co~ta Men. Girl -Mr. &. Mr s. Anthony Gi ~l -Mr. & Mrs. Bernerd Koatec:ky, 2190 Colleae
Garnaon, 19U Maple Ave,, C Ave,, ost a ~eaa . Coat& Mesa,
Boy -Mr.&: Mn. Lawrenc e
Prober~ 125 W. Bay Ave.,
Balboa.
Thur•doy, Moy 11
Boy -Mr. &. Mn. Robert
Lewi 1, 745 Center St.,
Costa Mesa.
Mo"doy, Met)' 15 Frldey, Moy 19
Boy -Mr. & \lu. Ro bert Gi tl -Mr. & Mrs. Lee
\!cGowan, 963 Oak St., Risch, 1845 Illinois St.,
Costa \ieu. Costa Meta,
Gi rl -Mr. & \Itt. Paul 8o)' -Mr. & \ln. Georae
Kenchel, 265 Lilac Lane, Wesnet, 520 De Anza Dr.,
Co tta \1esa. Corona Hiah1ands.
Boy -~1r. & ,\ln. James Gi rl -\lr. & Mrs. Harold
Fi tzaerald, 22 JJ Canyon Or., Schaefac n, H21 Portola
Costa \leu. Dr., CoHa ~1esa.
Boy -~lr. & \Irs. Richard Boy -Or. &. \lu. Allen
Uatch, 2936 Redwood Ave,, Linn, 2671 Ba~·shore Dr.,
Costa \leu. Bay shores.
,
You ...,. pat riots who oro lighting In tho
Am«icon trodlllon ho•o my wholohoorlod
ou,part and proyora.
I' am proud of you, .. Amer ica's beat," fOt"
dtfondiog tho • .., .. of lroodom against tho
criminal communiat oggre11ion.
Sherman Hart (Combol Pilot, WWID
we join the parade
• • .and say nThanks
to the Boys"
in VietNam
GOLD SEAL TIRES
C-60--TUBELESS
The prospec i.J ve bridearoom Californ•a 15 ye arr. aao.
wu araduated from USC in Se rv1ces were held \la y
June, B66, wi th an enai-24, at Bell Broadway Mor-
neerin& dearee. t-I e received tuary Chapel , Cos ta \leta,
hit early education in Eu-with th e Rev. Loren Fli ckin
rope and the far Eut and ,er officiatina. lnurnment
tpeaks fluent!~ and writes was at Sawtelle Nation al
in 5 I •· At he Cemetery , Lo11 Anae les.
Whitewall Rayon Full 4 PLY 100 M.P.H. Safety
• Support Our Servicemen
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lURNER DRUG CO.
Ph•• Llloorty a.1153
2SQ West c. ... "'"""""' Nowport lloecil, Celli.
36 MONTHS -30,000 MILE GUARANTEE
SIZE PRICE EX. TAX
IN Ill .... Lll
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MEETS
OR EXCEEDS
ALL OFFICIAL
SPECIFICATIONS
OF SAFm
I
• • ' ,_ --t ... -_ _ _;!!: --~---=-.t: 1956 THE AIRCRAFT CARRIER HORNET was a ma)o• item of
Interest during the gol den Jubilee celebration of the City of
Newport Beach. The Hornet, combat veteran of Worl d War II sea
battles in the South Pacific, anchored oH the main Corona del Mar
beach from Aug . 31 to Sept. 3, 1956, and thousands of Yi sltors went
aboard. (Ens ign photo from the issue of Sept. b, 1956 .)
1962 CAPT. GEORGE KO I'CH O, son~n-iaw of lhs.
1950 MORE THAN 2,000 we" wved at the annual Legion b"aklast of the
Newport Harbor Legi on Post 291 in July, 1950, near Richard's Lido
Market. Post members AI Stock ton , at left, and retiring Post Commander Wh it
Helms were among the tab l e wa iters. They are pouring coffee for Mrs. Les
Isbell and Mayor Isbe ll. (Neal Beckner photo from the July b , 1950, Ensign;
Joseph ine wortman of Corona del Mar, rece ived
his ~Homotlon to major In the U.S. Air Force in August,
.l~l. 1nd lho Qotd lnvos welo • .,. AAJil• oboutcl-
ers by his wi fe. The neW major's ass ign ment was
ch ief of the Qilns, operations and pro-j ec-ts office for
the en gineering and standardization directorate at the
Defense Electronics Supply Center in Day ton , Oh iO.
He entered the Air Co rps in Oc tob er , 1942, and served
in France and in the Sou th Paci fic durin g world War II.
(Photo from the Aug. 16, 1962, i ssue of the Ens ign.)
'AIRI~AN Bas ic Gene
1962 ENSIGN Walt" 8.
Cl <~u s Jr., son of
Mr. and Mr s. Wa lter B. Claus
Sr. of 2415 Si erra Vista,
Upper Bay Area of New port
LeClerc, son of
Rene LeClerc of 1795 New•
oo rt Blvd., Costa Me sa, com·
plet ed the first phase of his
military training in August,
1%2, at Lackland Air Force
Base, Texas, and was as·
si gned' to Chanute AFB, llli·
nois, for technical training
as a U.S. Air Force re scue
and survival eQu ipment spe ..
cialist. He was graduated
from Costa Mesa High
School In 1%2. (Photo from
the Sept. b , 19b2 , Issue of
the Ensign.)
L-----~. Beach , wa s graduated Jun e
,. -. •
Brickner, son of Mr.
30 years ago were recollected when ttte Newport
Fi re Department celebrated the organ i zation o f the city's first
pa id fire department. That event occu rred March 28,.1927, when Fran It Crocl.:er
was named as the ci ty's fi rst fi re chief. Jan Briscoe, at right, wa s appointed
by Chi ef Crocker that same day as paid call fi reman . Perc Pellett, at left,
joined the department Jan . 1, 192'i. The album shows pictures of lhe 1928
days, in Iron~ of the Balboa fire hall, the only on e then in the city. <Ensign
photo ftom .the issue o_f Ap_rll 11, 1957.)
•
Mrs . Frank H. Brickner
2611 BayshOft D•., Bay
ISho,.s, was il'ldult ed hom
the Novy'sOIIlce• Cand ldote
School at tho Naval Base,
Newpo•t, R.I. IEMIQO photo
from the Issue of July 12,
1957 COMMITTEE II EMBERS fo• lhe lnt .... ...tce club QOII IDu rn .. .,t
Sf)Onso•ed by lhe N-•t Harbor Exch.,9t Club In 1•57 Included
the .. Exchlni!Ol lu, from left; !Miste• C•eety, IDumey chal,...; P.,l Bu~e..
llolcln 9 lhe perpetual trophy, .,d Bob Jones. !Neal Becl<ne. phot.o loom the
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15, 1%2, fr om the Navy's
Officer Ca ndi date Sc hool at
the Na val ease, Newport,
R.I. He re ceived his diplo--
1 ma from Vic e Adm iral W.R.
Sm edberg Ill, chief of nava l
personnel. (Photo from the
July 12 , 1%2, i ssu e of the
EnsiQn.l
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PriVIte
Thomas Musante, son
of Angelo Mus ant t, of 2001
Tlhuni Ttr., lrvlnt Terrace,
completed his recru it train·
in9 In July , 1'162, at the
Corps Recruit Depot
In Sin OleQO and "ported to
Ca"'l' Pendleton to. ac~> .. c-
ed cO..bot troinfng. IP!loto
hom lhe July 26, 1'162,fssue
of tho I
DECORATED FOR HEROISM
Hcroiam in combat in Viet-
nam hat won a bron ze alar
medal for Specialist four
Peter Raineri Jr. of Colla
Men.
Specialist Raineri is the
nephew of ,. Dr. and Mn.
Richards He rrman or Corona
del Mar, and Jived wi th them
for a whi lc back in 1%4 be-
fore movina to Coatt. Mesa,
where he resided for a year
prior to enterina the army,
He is auianed to Uead·
quarteu and Headquart er1
Company, 1st Battalion ,
121h Infantry Rejiment, 4th
Inran uy Divi 1ion . He ia a
radio operator in charae or
the corrmunications section
in Battalion headquarteu.
Th e aeneral orden, an ..
noun cina the award or bronze
I tar medal with "Vn device
ror heroic action last Feb.
15, s tated u Colluws :
"On lhit date, Specialist
Four Raineri was attached
to an advan ce party prepar-
f ina a landina zone fo r au b-
aequent occupation by the
Baualion command Group •
The Iandin& zone waa
brouJht under heavy enemy
.
fire from an estimated )
North Vi etnamue anny com•
panies utilizina rocket
launch en, recoilleu rirlu,
heavy machine auns and
automatic weapons. PETER RAINERI JR. of Costa Mesa i s pictured here
.. Speciali st Four Raineri
re peatedly left his position
of relative urety, traversed
open p ound under heavy
in the combat atea in Vi etnam, carry ing out his duties
as radio operator. Th e weapon he i s carry ;ng is the
M·16 rifle.
enemy fi re, and mov ed scribed in the aeneral or·
wounded personne l to a toea• deu wu the ume in which
li ~ wh ere .they could re· Eri c Speck or Costa Meu
cc1ve medacal treatment, w11 killed Eri c wu recen t--
Durin& the co~ne of the Jy honor~d po sthumously
bat tle, a helicopter wu with the award or t he silver
•hot down by enemy around star.
fi re. Unhesitatinaly, Spe· 1n a letter to Dr. and Mn.
cialiat Four Raineri aaain Horfman , Pete wrote abo'J t
exposed himse lr to in tense Eric: "I met him in Novem·
enemy fi re and auisted in ber or '66 when he came
the evacuation of wounded ov er here. He was wi th our
personnel to medical evacu· 4.2 mortar team. A swell
ation helicopteu. kid. He knew Nancy Nn.
"His couraaeous actions Frederick Olson, dauahter
under enemy fire and con-of the Horrman's). We used
cern for hit fel low men in· to talk toaether a lot. But
api red those around him . the momina or the 15th or
His outatandin a di splay or
&llfUiiVtUII, c:ltvotiOft to
February, he pla)•ed hero
while uyina w help his
platoon leader, and a sniper
aot him in the head, I he lp-
ed carry him out, and be·
li eve me he had really been
a hero that day. His squad
wu pinned down b)• ani pen,
and the luder wu wounded.
He wouldn't leave without
him and tr ied to help him to
nrety when he JOt hit.
"I hope to see his ro\ks
\\"h en I aet hom e. I under·
stand his rather wu ,. ser~
aeant maJor in the ~larines.
His rather would have been
real proud or him."
' /
. dlilty ~4 ~ooat brav~ la •
in heiit na W1th die hi atteu
uandarda of the military
tervic::c and renecu areat
credit upon himselr, his
unit and the Uni ted States
Arm)'."
I• Tilt Trll4iri .. •l II•,.'
Spe c::i alill Four Rain eri ,
who is23, wu born in Bahia,
Brazil, where his parenu
were in the counsular ser~
vice ror the United States.
ruffs
ME.N•a &TORE
The parents are now in Ar·
linaton. Va., on du ty in
Wuhin aton, D.C. Pete
considen Ca li fornia u hil
home state, and he wil l be
re wmin a to Cos ta ~esa
WE'RE 100%
BEHIND OUR SERVICEMEN
wh en his one~·ear tou r or
duty ends on Jul) 4. A vef)'
special reason is painted
oo his helmet -the name
"Carol " -hiS li nancee,
Carol Tyler or Costa \leu,
a t elcphon e com pan) em-
ployee .
The combat opera ti on de-
LET'S GET ON
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WHO IS YOUR C.O.?
B' DOH W. HILLIS I am a n American figh ti ng man ... " Does
that sound fa miliar':' It does if you ha ve read your
military Code of Conduct. Perhaps you have not
only read it bu1 memorized it. Pretty sharp, isn't
il? And preny demandi ng. MayQe your tint tend·
ency is to react aaainst it5 high demands. And yet
in vour better moments you know that battles
are.i 't won by armies wilh s1a ndards any less than
those found in the Code of Condurl. It donn't
make sense for Uncle Sam's ;a rmy to expect to
wi n wars with men who lite not prepared to give
their lives in t~e ddense of their country.
lefs take a s<cond look at that Code. There
are a couple of phrases in it that really get through
to me. The first is, .. , will never ~urrender on my
own free will." I go aktng wi th that. No man
wants to be taken capti\l!' hy any enemy. How-
ever I have to admit th:tt for nan I lived as a ~lav~. I was a captive to my o.:...n self. And that
ca n be devastating. Sell can have some prelly
rotten imaginations. de~i re-.. and lusu.
I remember a statement in the Bib le that says,
"Don't you kno w that to .,.,,hom you yield your·
selves servants to obey hi'i St"rvants you a re."
Honesty compels me-to 01dmit that I was a slave
to th ree powerful enemie-. · the world. the ftesh,
and the devil. I had surrendered my mind with its
thought.!! a nd imagi nation.:; to the enemy. My
thought patrerns had IC"d me into hahit' from
which I could not get away.
You know how a fC"IlVIV Joe-.. E'·en whC"n he
knows l'lener. h i~ vocabular\'. the pictures in his
wa llet ur l~n the .,., ails <JI ht\ room. the magazines
under his ptllow. the mo\t~·, h.: allcnd~. the joints
he haunts and the tru.·nJ, \~tth Y.h\ml he hol'lnobs
all hear tc~umon\ tl• tho: I .tel th.tt h" ''he-tier se lf '
t\ a \la\e to a ft•~ce that 1 ~ lo>trongcr than he.
~i y 1uess is that tn your best moments, you
have wanted to ge l a'Na y from a lo t of !hat kind
of ca ptivity. I did. \-fay~ you ha\e eve-n tried and
had \Orne temporary \UCCC\~ only to end up a few
day<; later in the \amc old mess. DiKouraging,
tsn't if'.'
But let ·~ take a k\i.Jk at that second phrase in
rhe Co<l~ nf Comlm 1 which bothen me. It reads.
··1 will t ru~t in mv Gl-xf and in the United States
o( Americil ... I ha ve alway~ felt that a fell ow
ought to have a God in whom 10 trust, And
though the military is not the place tn Y.hich one
expects to get & theological traini ng. I hav~ dis-
covered that it can be a pl:tcc of spi riiUal experi-
ence for men like you who arc really interested in
tru,ting tn God. ·
Then one day I !earned that freedom from
~If. sin. and Sa tan come~ to the man who be-
comes a c<~pttvc of Jc~u~ Christ. In other words.
it's simply a trander of leadership--a change of
commanders. Jc,us Christ has come to set men
free from t hemscl vc~ and from Satan. The Bible
savs that if the Son of God sets you free, you
wi.ll be really free. The :Jn~wer then is to become
a captiv e of the Lord J e~u~ Christ. A fello w has
to make a choice bet.,.. ... cn being a \lave to his
own sin or a serv:.nt of Jesus Chri'it . He has to
Jet Christ become hi~ C 0 .
That ting!; a hell. doe~n·t iL But how docs this
transfer of leadership take place? A look at the
Word of God will provide the answer.
All wr likr sh~~p hu1·~ ~-:on~ tu/ruy; we have
turn~d rv~ryone to his own way: and th~ Lord
hllth laid on him IChriftl th~ iniquity oj us all
Usuih 51:6J . Come nnw, llnd l~t us r~asort to.
gethn . saith th~ Lord: thouJ(h your siru be as
scarln. they shall b~ as white as mow; thouRh
they be red like crimson, they shu/1 be as wool
(Isaiah 1:18).
Maybe you've heard those verses before.
They're good. aren't they? There's a lot of promise
in them . You can experience the truth of being
forgiven, clea nsed and set free if you will repent
and believe. Thoi.l's just another way of sayi ng
that a man has to tell God that he needs Jesus
Chri st as his Saviour. If you will do this right
now, things will change for you . Yo ur thought
patterns, vocabulary, and habits o f life will ht
turr\ed upside-down. Life will becofne full of
meaning, .and living, even in U ncle Sam's armed
forces, will lake on a new dimension. I recom-
mend Jeau.1 Christ as the captor of your !Oul and
the captain of your life. Spiritually you will be on
the winnina side, when He becomes your Com·
mandins Officer.
A-.le•n T.,.... ~le-{1'-1 non-proollt Ol"'llolllutio-.
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SEC.UQ.E., I!>E.C.A.USE.
II-IE.R.E. IS I-lOPE
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Hope is stres sed throughout the .B ible, be·
cause God knows that one of the toughest
things in the world is a m ind f i lied w ith
Hope. If we think and s peak Hope, we tend
to br ing about the outc ome wh ich we desire .
Did you know you c an THINK yourself into
just a bou t an y state of mind? Much misery
is the result of how we think and speak;
yet, if we practice Hopefulness and tal k
Hopefulness, we begin to feel better and do
better. Talk Hope and think Hope, and you
con rid yourself of a low attitude. Then,
comb ining this with prayer and faith, you
con m"eet any d iffic ulty and overcome it. It
is amazing how things go well for a Hope•
ful person, whereas others are defeated by
obstacles. And remember when you pray to
use s imple , ·natural words. Tell God any·
thing that is on your mind . Qu ietly, t alk to
H im in your own woy . He will understand.
I Believe • f,R the Resurrection
( F~om "tl.'TU ER.o\N 1"1 EWS" J
By .lob.a 'l'beadore llaelkr O f all t/:le fundamentals of the
Christian fauh none is more
important than the doctrine
of Christ'' tr iumphant resurrection.
Christ did no1 rise ftom the dead tO
i« if it could be done. nor for His
own sake, tMn to accomplt sh and
aw.ui'C our satndon.
In Bible terminoktgy Paul tells us
that Christ "was delivered for our
olfenses and wu raised again for our
j~miftc:ation ." By His resurrection
Jesus became the "fintfruits of them
that slept." His rew rrettion there -
for~ is the guarantet or the believer's
Jlor;ous rt'lurrection on the lase
"''· Becau.w; of our Lord's victory over
duth the Ch ristian church proclaims:
"I believe m . . the resurrection ol
the body." When he think s of death,
the believer comforu himself with
Christ's promise: "B«ause I liv~. yt
shall Jive also." ......... .....,
While the assurance: of our resur-
Or. JohD n.odore Mueller,
one ~ n. Lutheran Chureb~
Mtasourt Syood'a rreateat theo-
IQI"tan., wu called to hla eter·
nat borne oa AprU U. He bad
tacbt al coocordlaSeminarJ, st.
L out., ror 44 ,...,. prior to h1a
rettremeot In 1964. While there
till.e the S.vior's after He raac. This
liU.. a. lbe de..-.....,. •• of ~
ture. St. Pau1 U~ertl that~a.n.-wli
cfwW: our corrupeible bctfJ Ill IJc
like Jesus' Jlorious body. So abo
St. John wrifn: ··we know that when
He shill appear, we shall be like
Him." Such revelations are enoua:h
fOf US Wild we shill meet OU.t Lord
in glory.
Answcn to 10me quntions raised
by the contemplation of heaven, it
shoukl be noted, are indicated rather
than llatcd. Fot uample, jull as the
diK"ipks knew their mea Lord and
the apo&tks rceopi.zEd Mosel and
Elijah at the traftiAIUration, we !ruse
that ia. heaven God's people will be
recopizable.
c.dnve4 ........
rection comforts us and daily rrnews The continued e.r.is&eDcc of the in-
our strength, it doei nol clarify every divldualafter death i1 a belief found
detail of etemal life. like a child's p:nerally within and witbout Otris.-
delisht at a parental promise of an tcndocn. In the church the teachinc
uciting p h. antieipetioa of heaven about an immortal soul in contiUt lO
Christ" aad N~ widl Ouisl" ot
tllaf Jn•' words 10 the rcpcDiant
!hid I'JIUIC be IIDdcntood in a ~
tic ICIIM, INti is. ia ~lioe of
the final rnu~.
The proleptic uplaaatioe NIH
counter to the cle.r tert aad ec.lczt
of Scripture. If Christ Ud maiM
that the penitent thief would be with
Him in paBdise C¥Cntuallf, after ~
Lut Day. why did He _,,~"T~
Why did Kc: not .-....., !!Y· ,.,.,._.
lhall be wilh Me -.;jiiridite''? -.c-..
St. Paul wu sure that he would
be with Christ imrnediatdy alter his
death. Stcpbas knew that Chrill
wou~ r~ive his spirit u 10011 as he
died. Abo the Old Tntameet at-
coura&es us to this comfort when £c...
claiuta says, "Then WJl tbe dllll
mum to the earth as it .... * tb&
spirit shall retun1 to God wlto
gave it."
Some hold that man U • acNI _,
that it is WTOIIIIO say he ~" 8 Mllll
as -u a• a body. lkrl61.,...-..
tradicls our lord, who uys. "'Feu
not: them which kill the body bal •e
not able 10 kiU lhe IOUI; but ,..._
fear Him wtlic.b il able to destroy
both soul and body ia bell."
The puable ot the rich fool aho
inchcata the. d~inctioe bee--aouJ
and body: "Thou fool! Tbis ailhC
thy toW lhall be required of thee." rests on put e1perienc:c of the wis.-the mortal body has traditionally CX·
dom and love of our heavenly Father. preucd this cooviction. The ume u-OW H-y
()ucsaions of ci rcumstance lliU re-sutdee is woven throu~t our lit· ,...__ -· 10 the doetriae main . When he was asked, "With urJKal formJ, """•yen. aDd li"""M. ..,.._.,. ~ 1 r J ·-of tile 10UI'1 ca--.:e after deatll. wbat body do they come/ .., .. u ill Pertinent Bible pauaift which re-
I Corinthians 15 emphasized the f\cct this faith in continued life: after maintain that emphuis oa the im·
beauty •nd "" a'-' of the ruur· -'··th include Christ's assurance: to mcxtality of the soul will CC.fUIC ot
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-.. dillon the Biblical doctrine ot the rc:cud body. Tberc: will be no more the pe11itc11t th~f on the CI'ON, "'To-
c:orrupiQI but only incomlpCioft, no day shalt thou be with Me ia para-resui'I'CidtQI. But web COIIfuUoa IDd
more dispKC of sin but only akw')'. disc." and Paul's contemplative kniJ· dillorlion will not rault if the doe-
no more weakness but only power. ina. his "desire to depart and to be trine of the rnurrection • alto taupt
The rcsurm:tion body will not be with Chrise:. H jnt •s clearly aftd aocordifta to the
1 natural or eardly body like that Paul npreua the tcns.ion of the Word of Go:t.
whicfl we inherit from Adam throup Chri5tian'l desire 11S he oontcmplates W~ even hear olsornc: who uy that
our parents; it will be spiritual. that this troubled we.~. He voica a de· it is not imponant lO believe ill the
is. fitted lor the life in heaven'• spirit sire to depart and be with Christ by rcsumiCiion of the body 10 loa1 as
WOJid. dyinJ in the faith , but he al10 c.her· one believn in Olrisc's atonemcac.
God Himself is a Spirit, His holy ishts the Jonaillllto remain and serve This is an old heresy. St. Paul wrote
an,els are spirits . and all who dwell Olhen in the name of Chrisf. about fa)se teac hers "who conccrnina
with Him in heaven will be able to How DWIIY Christians haw com-the tnrth hne erred, sayia1 that the Sha~ the BJory, the io)ot, and the sat· forud tbemadYa with the thoutht resurrection is put a trudy, aftd O'm'·
isfact ions of that ~pirit workl. "As that 111 death the souls of their belie\--throw the faith of some:."
we have borne the imap: of tbe in11o¥ed oea en&er hAYeD! Sl.tpport In hil puc rcsurrectioe chapcr
earthy, we shall :also bear the im•&e for this coadotl il bD:I abo in Paul shows that cka6al o1 the .....,.
of the heaven/,," Paul uuhs. Poul's _ ...... itaiM •·"ants c:o.:etft. ._.. m:tioa of the .......... is ..., a daaial of We shall be u Jn us wu whaiHe ..,_ •• __ .............. __... ......... , -~ -the resum~C~ioe of Jewa Chrill .llld rose from the dead. We shall be "~ wl&ll the l.ord"; 1oM's -bet::omn • re~ of tba CbriiUM
dochcd 1n a body as we were here of die czpt · ;e *tn.. ..._,.,Oftb.. fakh • -=11.
on t11rlh, but our body will be ill ; t .... of 11pc. dy-....,. • ....._.
ehan,ed and &kwit'tcd. To eAptn~ !tat; ..:1 .,...., pnJW ItO Jesul
this concept Scriptu~ uses the term ..._ .. cW. "'Lonl '-. t'CIC:Id¥C We dare 1101 ._ Ood'1 Word
"spiritual body.H --'-" aoo.lyoripoM..,.~dintcdy
·-, ..--~ill it. n.r '•• • .._..
N.c:M..,., c,._.. ..... cc;•·::·::"~·:· ... -..._ ~ • 110 .,... co.oant: Glormcation ot the body wiU taU na Oltritlttii,. ducAl-01 tM ,._ ·•u .., -.w taU ..., fro.
ptace also in chose still liviol when ~ flfdle bot1J tlld ... ..._,_ tt. won1a of dltt bDI* of aia ,.._
Jesus comn apin. Beliew:rt i• Him talitJ ol 61 dll .,. ...._ of ,_,.., tq, Ood ........ ..., Iii ,.., -
will be J)orificd in that momnl ol na ..,.... ctl .._ ' I ._ Ia ..-.. of ... boot; ofiiAt ...
His ~in8. The put Cori.q.illll' ltiatlad "' ... /fbC;;...t 1C1C"' _... Sulptwn olhn ... C111111bt to resurrectm chapter ( 1$) teUt • this lilc ......,, ca. C11rft11i11t .._ t 11 •ill ..,....
cbansc will occur "in the twMklifta Nor -• JO ...,_. .. ....._ -.... 6d. To._. .. ..., CHRISTIAN UVING of u e-... The chutl' trom _.-...., o1 Scalae 111 w , n • --._-M ,. -r--... , 'I ~ -ZU
f Fro"' ••r,F. KIN I'i'~ BUSINESf'•) Of' ~~alurt.l body to splrit\1111 bod)'._ ...., ............. all1lr..... ... .................... ._
l'leCCI1ollfJ because ., we are DOW _. ... ._, PI~ To........ ..., _ _,.,,....,.. ... ., Whit~· you think, both in joy and in woe, COI'IIfkutcd with "ltnh aMI Wood,.. • .................... ,._ ._ IAN! 61 _..,, .. • t5 ..,
'l'1li.U aothiac you would not went J..., to blow. lined tor this cemporal csintac:e, we _..,. ...., ... bo!IJ, ._-.. ole-• 1 ,__. ....,
wt. ...... you. .. .,. in. whilper or cl•r, canrtOt bthcrit tht u .... of Ood. ~--a I I I............ .............. . ......
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Glll"a •••Ill• .... abd .,._, .. W..t .._ thou "lolo~-~·~-~,.~~~i~u~lolo~lo:='~·:...·~~IJO~_.:'~I~'~e!..! .. ~~l!,!jllou~~;!..:=~-~·~..J!!"!~-~j•!!Jii!i£•.:..::;::...:::._...J llr!?" ~
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GoY.. T-: "Pw • IIW -••-., '-1, fAol ,_ h -.. -.......... ., ... ..,. (JifiL 6:10). ~ I IJ ~.w::..-:-~~-= =-""::·:.:r.::..~ -w.-by Paaf wb11e podoot T--11, aor Billla, yet be
he ... apr'-(u-....-1adceol, lo< he ... --
bm'or io .._.) iD • by tho Holy Spirit, OIICI --· of
jall ill ---loot _.. -led f.--10 ,-. afllr bo bad _. lfcht, fn1111 tho boacllp of Sotaa to
hie laot Yioil wilb tho olden of tho tho ion OIICI etenW Ufc of Culot.
l!fhai•n c:badl, whm he bad waned He hod tho Spirit of God for hie
them dlat pVOUI wolva ~ OD-wiodom Uld "!'"':'I"'• Uld hie. leodo-
ter 11110a1 tbttm, ''DOl lpAtUtC the iap are COIIWIWDJ" today with Wl,
8oclc," ODd he abo preditteollhat ""of ,._ted for<:e, love, OIICI u.U., -·
your on ltlva lbal1 mea •rile.
tpeakiac perverse thiap. to draw di~
cipla alter them" (Ads 20:29, 30).
Much had occ.urred durinc tbe acxt
four years and PaW had bcca im-
pritoDed in Caeaarca, had been Hilt a
priloGeT w Rome, ODd wu yet iD jaa.
In the solitude of coa6nanent Paul
(.'Ould review the nenta and lt1100s of
the former years when he could travel
about on what today we call miuic:m·
ary journeys. He firmly believed the
world wu dead in tin and could be
'<deemed and quickeoled only thnJUII>
faitb ln Christ, and that men could be
safely ruidut into peace ooly by obey· inc and following Him ., Lord.
Therefore, Paul bad made no dlort
to build up a reputation for himlclf
as an orator, or pastor, or preacher,
or teacher; nor had he tried to work
hi.rnxl r into a good poaitioa with •
steady salary and a comforuble fu·
ture, but his only desire wu to aee
JOU1a saved.
HOlY SPIRIT AHO PAUL
PauJ, of course, did DOt think or act
in terms 9f boards or tocieties. He
just went where the Holy Spirit
commanded, and said what the Holy
Spirit gave him to say. He had ao
ministerial ''barrel" and did not sub-
scribe to any system that prOYided
him with outlines of sermons, talks,
and prayer muting meditation•, and
be did not even have 1ublcriptiooa to
that the one and only way of safety
for them wa~ tp walk the path that
God lad provided. He abo told them
that God lad provided Uld would
furnish for them complete armor and
weapoo.a of defense against tht at·
t.ac:k.s of Salan and his hosta. We
must remember that Satan's warfare
is only against the saints. The wt-
s.aved sinners are already a part of the
family of Satan and they hav~ ~ pow~ their owJ. to resMr •t~we '
wilea the devil." But. wbm. a
..,..,. a>rnes "' Christ, then he ....
help rd esist and overcome Sat&D
{]as. 4 :7). First, they were to obtain
all their strength from and in the
Lord, and were to operate entirely in
the power of H is might. This is ex-
actly what God had said through
Zechariah, "Not by might, nor by
power, but by my Spirit" ( 4 :6), and
it is stiU true today.
OUl OWN DEFENSl
W ith this armor, Cllriatians can
staad and win in this evil day. Tbi.t
defense has the helmet. of salvatioo,
the shield of faith, the breastplate of
righteousness, the girdle of truth, and
boots made of the preparation of the
Gospel o f pea«:, "The sword of tne
Spirit, which is the word of God" is
the weapon so sharp that it pierces
"evttt to the dividing asunder of soul
and spirit, and of the joints and mar·
row "" (Eplt. 6:17 ; H<b. 4 :1Z). This
Spirit can even discern the tbo.cbts
and intents o f the heart (read tbe
mind ) of the enemy and forestaU hit
efforts. Paul had preached this to the
Ephesians during the 27 montht be
spent theTe, and so he later wrote to
them from the Roman prison tellinc
them these things again.
Paul warned them that, before
putting on this miracle armor, they
must be clean and strong inside (Eph.
6 :10). We all know that waabinc
the outside of a cup is not mou,h,
until and unless it is first made clean
inside (.Matt. 23:25, 26). Thinrs will
not work together for rood f~ Ul
rAIWU OF MIN
I firmly believe that today there are
rreat numbers of church member•
who know nothinc obout tho Holy
Ghost. I viait many chlli"Chet. aud be-
lieve that the inertia which it appar·
eat in many of them ia due to lack of
teacbinc and lmowJedct of the pres,
en« and power of the Holy Ghoa in
them. In 10111e ehurches it is pitiful
to see tht paucity of real eft'ort aad
poverty of results because ~ ~
rrqations are tryinc to do thiap 1n
their own strencth, and in the manner
of th£ buaineu world, with, appar-
ently no relia.noe a t aU upoa the
Hoi,' Ghost. They give me aU kind•
of aiUy aCUKS and I suppose they
abo cive them to the Lord. The usual
one i1 that the church is badly lo-
cated, beinc surrounded by unbe-
lteveral Paul always had such loca-
tion• and unbdinett were the raw
mat· :laJ. out of which the believers
were creatuf. It is alway• eood to
locate where there is plenty of raw
material.
So, .. PauJ looked back over the
years and as he meditated uporf the
information that came to him from
time to time from the churehes he had
formed, he was led of the Spirit to
write to the Ephesians, not only to
warn them of the dangen thrutenin~
them as O uistians, but to show them
uatil ADd aDieu we love our Lord ud
are proceedinc in &DJwer to His call
to ooc:ompliob Hit pa1p000 (Rom.
8 :28). 5o ;b.,.. wouJol he DO ftlue ia
pattiar Oil .God'• armor if we ere
weak OIICI lliDful withiu. Tbe • ._.
ia no cood to us UDiea we are really "ootroac in tho I..Drol" ODd realiae that
.. poe-"tho ,.,_ of hie micbL •
This iutruo:boo .... Paul'• laot word
of odrio:e OIICI lldmoDitioa to hie he-
-...,.,.., •ie' I!~!'IIW he
..,.... "PiMI&}I. 1D7' ........._, It ia
the laot word fa< ell of uo today, oobo.
GOD'S MIIACU MJNJa
The reuoa we caDDOt ~UCCCUfuDy
6gbt our own battles is becauae we are
in the midtt of a (icantic warfare be-
.,.... God and the" boo,. of SalaD,
which consistJ of priDcipalities,
powers, and the rulers of the darlmeu
of thit world, and spiritual wickut-
ness m ltigio plao:et. Flesh Uld blood
c.umot alone successfully contend
apin.st such odds. Therefore, God
provides His Spirit to dwell in aD
of His children, and he furnishes
armor for us to put on from head to
toe for our protection. This armor
c:oaairu of the truth, tho righteous-
....,, tho Gospel. Uld tho faith of
.Jesus O..rist, under the bdmet of
aalvation, for protectica, aod the:
"•word o f the Spirit, which is the
word of God." for both ddea.te lad
offente. In addition, we are to be
humble and pray to God for His help
for \II and for all other aa.iata.
Are you eontmJ.ing for the faith
once delivered to the &ainU? You
can -il in lhio only through the
power of the Holy Spirit. No hwnaa.
beinc hat ever been aucccasful in
fi&lotinc Satan. We can do nothiDc
without Jetut Christ, the Word of
God. An you wearinr the whole
armor of God? Every part of the
armor il ftf)' raJ aod 'ritally oa::ee-
sary. No piece c.an be omitted with·
out diluter followinc. This irmor
mwt be woru c:ootinuowly.
'"THE PATRIOT'S PRAYER"
(Fro"' "TH E KING'S BUSINESS ,.)
I THANK THEE, LOID, 100"
such a l.and,
With rivers fair and forests
t•ll;
For fertile pl.1in and desert
sand;
For mountain height, and
waterfall.
I TMANK THII, LOU, lor
guiding men,
Who met to mold a nation
fr .. ;
For HMwn's hond upon the
pen,
Thot drew the pl.n 100" liberty.
I PIAIII TMII, LOID, lor
plenteous yMrt,
Fot liponod fnlft ond ~·
groin;
Thy bt.oing .. .-~y ......
4J'iC urs;
In gifts of .... -ond of
r1ln.·
I PIAISI THII, LOID, Yes,
most of •II,
For church~ spread through-
out the lend,
Where sinners hear the S.V -
iour's gil,
And never fHI the fyr..,t's
hOnd.
I PIA Y THII, LOID, restore
.... lo¥o ,
TNtt once burned in our na-
tion's brMit,
For the old Bool< lhet's from ........
Which "-• Ntlon cloon
and blat.
I PlAY TMII, LOID, Oh,
._my pr-!
In INs ..., nation'• ~~
cloy,
iwnlwo ~ _, .... ,..,
And lot -.,_ lt'l -
"' pqy. F.
--.
"Black Lion of the month" is honored
PACIFIC
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MI:MOJU4L. PAitl( -~-
CEMETERY
CREMATORY
MAUSOLEUM
ly IIi .. ., W0041 body aud at lhe Wedae 1nd
ouu ~dina perfonn-uaed &o ao with hi• family
last December aboard to the Colorado Ri ver for
aircraft can ier Kilty water akii.,a. With lhia love
AOJJ John Charlet of lhe watcH part of him, now
~~~~:'tJ waa named he can't even count on wash:.
1' Lion of lhe month.'' ina.
The 19-year-old ainnan it
son of Mr. and Mri. "The ahowen on the ahip
Buffinaton, 433 Se.-have been turned off for. 4
Ave ., Balboa Penin-daYs," he wrote. "It's ao
He attended Newport hot and humid we can't JO
pammar school and Harbor down to our bunks. h t.aku
Hiah School but finished hi a a lot of Water for S,7SO
hiah schoo l edu cation while sailors plus 4 Iteam cat ..
1at se.a. paulta that use almost as
The certifi cate of hi s much water as the sailors."
lr.;~1~2l~10~-~~~-~;oo~d:;t ll~~::7:~&~t~at~ed: "'You have ""' --
'""••• d mrs. Buffinaton said, '"The ...,, sustained an (714ll7l-HOI Navy has shown somelhina
performance to Jac k that the schools
in your profe uional were never able to. Some-
and military bearina. how they aot throuJh to him,
many e~~:tra and now he wants to ao on
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COS1A o.tESA ... .._
In one of his letters home,
he wrote that he wai 50
busy and there was so much
action that he never got lO
his bunk for 6 days; when
he slept, it was under or on
W\ airplane wing,
"One of our ai rplanes jus t
came back an hour ago wi lh
a hole in its wing bi& enough
to cli mb through," J ohn
wrote. "The plane fl ying
escort was shot down and
the pilot went down with the
plane."
In his last leLte r home,
John wrote that he had 5
days of liberty at Hon g Kong.
And out of those five days,
"I had only 20 hou rs s le ep.
We went everywhere the re
was to go except the new
territori es. I go t a new cam-
era and took over S\l snap
shots.''
Although only 1 '1 years
old, he is on his second a-
month tour over the re . H e
has seen a lot more of ac-
tion this time, accord ing
to his mother, because the
s hi p is in tercepti ng a lot
of i\11G figh ters,
In the II years John li ved
at the beach , he loved to
I C:HIJRC:HES .,.
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A Free and Independent
Congregational ChristiM Church
Tho Rev. John PrldonoH, •ini .. .,
Sunday Service and O mrch School at 10:00 a.m.
May 28 Sermon : "When Will We Ever Learn?''
Nurs..-y core prowhl..t Phone: 6-'2·27.40
Fint Baptist O.urch
of Co1ta M••o
Uaptist Oible r ellow.ship
lndttpe,Jtmf Bible Boptist
Santo Ana & Mognolio Sts.
Dr. P.G. Neumann, pastor
SUNDAY SERV ICES
~:45 a.m. Sunda)' School
I :00 a.m. Morning Worship
6:00 p.m. Training Un ions
7:00p.m. Even in& Worship
WEDNESDAY
1:20 p.m. Bible Study
&:00 p.m. Prayer Meetina
Lutheran Church
Of the Master
Lutheran
Church In America
2900 Pacific View Dr.
arona del Mar, California
Dr. William R. Eller
Phone: ORiole 3-5022
8:45a.m .. ramily Wor&hir
9:45a.m .. C hurc~ Schoo
1\:00 a.m., rutive Wor•hip
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liAR, CALIF.
LIGAL IIOTICI
NOTICE OF TRUSTf:E'S SALE
No. 951
0. Jue 14, 1967, II 10t30
a.•., BDiEFIClAL SERVI CE
CO., a Califoi'Dh corporllioD
u duly 1ppolated Tn~•tee aader
ud pcu•uut to Ou:d or Tru.t
d11ed Jaly 22ad, 196S, exe-
c.tted by CARTTER SU PPLY,
a ,-rlllle,.hip eoa•i•tiD8 of
DALE CAR1'TER AND OON·
ALDJ , CA RTTER aod rflcord-
ed Au8Uat 6, 1963, u instr,
No. 4470, Ia book 6662, page
~47, of Offici•! Records In the
office o f thl! County Recorder
of OraDIJCI Co unty, CaiHornia,
lfLL Sll...L AT P UBLI C AIJC~
TIO N TO HI CII F.ST ll!OOER
FOR C ASH (pay11b le •t timt of
aale in lawful money of thJO:
l!ait ed Stall!!l) at the Sou th
{front) entraoce of thf' County
Courthoul'l<". in thf' city ol
S111nta Au, California all ri11ht,
titl e 11nd interpst C"ooveyPd to
and now hf'ld bv it undu l'lllid
1)1-ed of Tru"l in the property
!'lito at ed in s 11id County •nd
Stale d.-,.r ribed a":
Lot •I in Block I.J5 of CASAL
SJ::CTIO\'. ~ewport H,.ach. 11s
ptr map r.-,·nrri.-d in Book 4,
Pa,~~c 98 of \lisC'"llaneous
\hop", r"C'nrd" of .-.aid Oran!ile
County, Califomia.
Said "al" wi ll he madf', hut
PRINCIPALS ARE ASSIGNED
The Newpon.Mua Unified Ployd 0. H...,._, pdad· pal ; NOIIIIM B. S&illwell,
School Oiatrict board t .. t pal; Jolla ao ... a11iaaas ftc• plindpal.
week approved ~e fo llowina principal; o.oqiMa Me-Heioa Kailet Scbool
principal au.ianmeau for Leod. vice PJt••tl~ Ro-Elvin Hutct.iton, principii;
the 0671& tchool .yea.r: bert Pr•U;"/. Wee pri1cipal. LUQ' Alford. vtce principaL
• HIGH SCHOOLS Newport Hartlor Hil!b AbnbiiD Uacoln Sdaool -
Corona del ' Ma.r Hiah School -Cbarlet E. •()Dd. Womer Carlton. principal:
School -Loon C. Meek.t, shall. principal; Jack P. Ralph Wetley. vice princl·
prin.cipal; Gerald McClellan, Kina. uahtant principal ; pal.
auhUnt principal; Robert Robert Maanuuon. vice Everett Ree School -J,
Bushes, vice principal; principal; Vaah.ke Breedina. Windell Rico, principal;
Betty Townsend, vice prin-vice principal.· Willhin A. KappoiC, vice
c ipal. J McNally HIJ,h School -principal. '
CoatM Mesa Hiah School -Jack. Mi chie, director. Otarle a W. TeWinkle
J ohn H. McGowen. princi-aiNTERM BDIATB SCHOOLS School -Willa rd D. Reece,
pal; Leland Beckett. a 11i11· M10de Davil School-Her--principal; Raymond 0. &.y-
tant principal; Phil Spivey, bert W. Ward, principal; R~ der, vice principal.
vice princ ipal; Dorothy bert A. No el, vice principal. a ELEMENTARY SOIOOLS
J ol\ns. vice princi pal. Horace En sian School -Killybrook.e School -Hen-CAI3T JOHN E WELLES
Estancia Hiah School Arthur Christon sen, princi-ry Barria~ prin cipal. so 01' M L ·i 1 W 11 '
LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL HOTICE
SUMMONS Oran11c, Stue of California,
(C.C.P. Se~tion i50) be~iaaiDS at th~ moat north-
F'ilc No . 151511 crly comer of lot I in TraCt
SU PERIOR COU RT OF' THE i"to. 814, u per map rflcordcd
STATE OF CALifORNIA FOR fn book 24 page!l 35 and 36
THr COUNTY OF OR ANG~~ o f .\l iActdlaneoul!l Map$, io the
ANTHONY POOLS, INC.. a o ffice of the county recorder
U!!lawarc C:otporation, of ~a id couflly; the ace ttou tlt-Pl~~ntiff IP:il!iilerly alon8 lhc nonheas-
NE WPORT BAY DRF:DGING tetly line of said lot to the
COMPA SY, a California cor-line of Ordinary ll i ~~:h Tide,
potation; SO UT H COAST COM· of the Pacific Ocean,
PANY,a C111ifom ia (:Otponuion; 88 de!lc ribed in th l' judg-
[)Qf.S l throu~h 10, i n eluai~·e; rntnt f'ntered under Case
and the BLACK COM PANY, 11 S o. 236B2 of the-Superior
co rp or11tion: and all other pl"r• Co urt of the-StiHe of Califor-
sons unknow n, claimin(l: any nia, 11 certified copy of "''hich
Mariners School -E I n rs. uc• e • e e s
Bjelland. prin cipal; Arlh":r of 22 We s tcl iff Villa,
W. Furcron. vi ce principal, port Beach, has entered U.S.
Colleae Park School Air F o rce pilot training
Ro bert Bruns , principal. Reese AFB, Te)(as. He will
Harbor Vi e~ . School .-fly the newest A ir Force jet Jzo~'!_Case, ~nn clp_ai ;.AI1vm trainers and receive special
et~o~nan, v1ce ~nctpa, d . d .1. .
Balearic School _ Charle~ ~ca ~mt c. an m• ttary tram-
Catanese. principal. 1ng durmg the y~ar.!onq
Bear Street School :ou rse. He is a graduat e of
Ch aries C a tWle se, princi pal. Newport Harbor High School,
Mesa Verde School -John Orange Coasl College, and
Clarke, pri ncipal. the University of Ar izona.
Sonora Sc~o~l -Wendell H is fa ther, Ray L. Welles ,
Edwards, pn nc1pal. .
W dl d S h I M I . rest des at 1 qo7 Galat ea
I I """" n•cordPd Au,usf 14, right, tit e, estate, ien or in·
wi thou t cov .. nant or w .. rrantv, tere!<l in the relll property de--1928, in boolr. 19 1 pagP 296
· 1· 1 •· h ( o f OHi l'iat lfecords·. '''"'"
oo an c oo -e vtr. T .
Everhart. princi pal. e r., Ir v1ne Terra c e.
Vi c toria School Lewis 1•xpr~"~ or trnp tet , '"lii<H•un~ .srrihed in t ,. :omplaint, ad-•• · I · 1'1 · ·11 nonh ~rl y alon• u id line of Ill "• po-.'<I'"'"Lon , or enrum• v,.rse to a t ott 's nwner!!'hip,
h h · · 1 d P I ff Ordinary lli@h Tide to the r11nc•'"• to pity I ,. TPO\IItntn~ o r anh c ou upon aint i 's
I I h I northPast,.rJy frolnn,atinn o f prinripa "IIIli o I ,. notr ""* tit,. t eretn, , h
I) I d thr oor1 ... ,.,.ter y line of s aid rtH••d b•· .. aid [l.-r d ,)f Tru!il, f" f'O ants
I.,..,. it: 1·1!,2i8,3!, ,.ith int"r· TIH: PEOPL E OF' liiE STATF. lot I; th f'nce sooth we l'lterly
.... ! from n...-·.-mh .. r I , 1966, a-. or CAI.IF'O R ~IA s~:ND IIIDnjit l'lllid northwnterly pro-
GHt:fTI'\CS TO: lon ~ation to thf' point of be-in "o"l not.-prO\·i,J,.,J, ... han• · ·ng ·•
r r .. , tf .onv, un<l.-r th<" to·rm• of \E IIoi~O HT BAY DHf:Dr.l \'{: ,:tnnt ·
-..ud n .. ,:d o f lru.;t, f,.,..,, 1:0\IPA\'1'. a California ror· And you are ht'rJO:by notHied
Fannon.
Corona del Mar School -
T ilden J, F arris, principal.
C anyon School -Lealie
Ferauson, principal •
Californi a School -Wil-
liam Hamil !on.
IARICKMAN PROMOTED
TO MASTER SERGEANT
Willis 11. B arickman, son
o f :\·lrs. Lucille Bari ckman o f
5J2 Orchid Ave., Corona del
Mar, has been promoted to
maste r sergeant in the U.S.
Air Fo rce.
Sgt. Barickman is a mis-
sile electronics technician
a t Edwards A FB, Cali f. He
~-B HUOIIIOI 1 GETS PIIMTIOI
J 1mu A. H•derton. ton
of Mr1. Gayle T. Bamett or
4319Pawice Rd., WutN ow-
port Htriahtt, h .. boon pro-
moted 10 ainan nul clan
in lhc U.S. Ah
work
2¢a
• It actually costs even less than
2c a load with gas.
• Any other kind costs 3 times as
much.
• During the lifetime of youl dryer
you may save enough with gas to
buy yoursel f a new one.
• On installation costs alone. gas
can save you up to $150.
• No dryer dries clothes fa ster.
fresher or flu ffier than a gas dryer.
\
mrat•on: SOl 'Til co .. ~.I;)T C0\1-that, unl., ... s you !>0 appear and
eh:.rl'"" ·•n•l '''1"'11 .,..'" n f th,. '-\\),a Cal ifom lit rnrpor(lt ion; an .. wer, the Plaintiff ,.·iJI apply
TruSI<"<" ,ond ol th·· ITU"t" ''"'"" noES I thruugh 10. tnr!u.!Ji•·e ; In thf!O Court for the rf'l ief de-
\f'd by .. :.id D,.f'rl of rru,.t, .on•lth" Hl.-\!:1..: f:0\11).-\:'il', a m.ilndedin th,. Complaint, to-,.,·it:
Th,. ben.-firiary un ri"'r "'"d •nrpnratton, >t.n d :.11 other pf'r-Th11t it be adjud,~~:"d that the
n .. ed of Trust, b)· r,.a,.on n! a ~on" unknol "n, d aiminjl: ilny P laint iff is th f' ownO'r of said
brf'llch or df'filnl t in thl' obliJla• ri,e:ht, IJ\lf', f''<lilll', l i"n or in-prop~rty in fe., !!-imp],. abl'lo]u't,.:
tinn ... ,,.,...ur,..J th JO:tPby , h,.r•·tn• tf"r<'"t in th l" r"il l propnt)' ,j,.... that it~ titlf' to Silid pro p~rtv
for" ,.,,.cuter! nnrl d•·lh'"r"d scrib,.,j in the Compl.,int . ,.,J., be est:ohli!!'h,.d and qui,.teJ:
to th" und,.r.<tj!ned a "riu,.n '"'"" to Plainto ff·,. o,.·n .. rcShip, th11t thl" Court ascertain and
J)eclaration o f Default and nr an v rlnu<l upon P la intiff's d,.termine all f'SIII''"• ri ,e:hts ,
IJ•·mand for ~al,., anrl "rittf'n tit! .. thl"wtn: till ell, interests and d aim.!o in
noticf' of brf'ildt ~tnd of .,.l .,c• YOI A H ~. H~:R~~HY NOll· and lo !!'aid prop,.rty, and everv
Newport Heigh ts School -
\lichael 1-J ill, principal.
\lonte Vista School -Don
Ho ut, prin cipal.
Paularino School -Gordon
Im ler, principal.
is a member of the Air Fo rce lr---~
Sys t ems Command, which
"lf.IJ I ~art th erJO:o f, whethf'r th"' sarrl,. ti on tu r au!<e tho• nndrr,.ijZn"d r · tn app,.lor anr 1111!-<W"r
'h,f . 10 ·., -1 • <h• p 1 f' Je,Bl or Pquitablt, prl'sent to .,,JJ .,o~i d I""P"rtv. to "~t il'h.· .omp '" " .-.n .. ny no "• I I) I · or futur .. , vested or cnntin'""• ,.aid oblt,fltion-., find thrr,._ II\"., " .. a .. a,,. l"nrporattnn, plaint ilf fil"d wi th th,. Cl,.rk of anri "''heth"r thl" same coni'iil<t!!i
after, on V,.hrunrv fi, 1967, th,. th" .ola•l •· _ •·ntotl"d Court and of mort,~~:age!!i or li'"O!I of any
under .. i ~,.,j c au.,~d ~air! no• f.uunt,, ,.·ithin t,..n day-. alter dPI!icript ion. that plaintiff re-
lic"' o f br.-ar h an<l n f f'i"rt](]n .,,.,_1,,.0 n }nuof thi"' ."-llmmon"', cov,.r ill!! costs herf'in unri havf'
to hi" rf'rorri,-d in book 81711, if """"d .... ithin th 1 .. County, 8uch oth~r and f,uther tef i,.f as
Jlll~f' ().14, ,.,, ..,.,,,j Offici"! H•·· ,, "lthon th Lrh ,j,,.,. if l'o"tv,.d ma~ bl' mf'et in thr-prf'mis""'·
cord!!. "l•('"'h"r", and io ""' forth "'IT~E S~ my hand anrl ""al
Oat e: \lay 9, 1967 "h"t Jlll"r"J'<I nr liPn, if anv of th,. C:Qurt
Rt:SF:f'I CI ·U~ SE R\Ir:•: r.O. '''"h .. , .. on or upon th,ot r .. r-rJATf:ll Jan. 30, IQ67
'".-.aid Tru.<il<"f', ta111 real prnpert~ or an~ ]tart (S .. ill ) . ~
/1 v J.f:. (;o l~¥1. I flUI.l Office r Lher~[, '"biuatt"d Ill the County "·~~· St )obn, Clerk
SPS 8566 o(Ora'ft&e, State of C ~rlifamia, lty W111. W. Wlnt eotnb
Pobli!ih.: lhy ts • .2~ J&iV..,,, -ze~·._,, .... -..crilu~d fit! .,J. o.,~Y ~-.. ,
J%7 ill the Vewporl H.,bor 0 11 · Publuoh, Ml"y 18, 2;,, he~ I, fl.
• 11,.i' · "A parr <"! of land in th._. Chv 1967. in th" ~I'Wpo;!rl II arbor
• K11 nf -.;,.,.,.port fl !'at·h, f.ount•· of F:nsi~n
LEGAL HOTICE
'\O'I IC.E 0 ~ IJE F-\t'J.T -\.'\ll
E I.ECTIO'\ TO SF:I.I. I "~ DEll nu:n or TRr 'ST
~nt ir,. ;,. h"trhv jliVf'll that
COil POll ·\ TIO'\ OF ·\ \IF.H lr: ·\.
a Calif<1m ia C<lrpo rat inn, i-.
dul~ •'1'/'"int•·•l Tru..;t,.•· und"r ,,
,j,.,.,J " tru .. t <l at"rl Julv 10,
\961, P(rr ut,.d h\· JOii-.; II.
Kll.IHlY , ,, marri,.,j man''" hi ..
I'IO)P ,onrl ~"f>!H:tto• Jlf01JI'f\\' .;'"
to ,,n un•ltvtd"t! r.nr hal( •n-
ll':re!'>t in Pil rr <'l!'l I , 2 anri 1;
CARL\!. lll'f:K. JH., a "in" I"
men, II!< tn an undivi1IP rl nn,.
ha lf iniNf'"l tn ParC"")"' I an•l
2: and H tj u : COR POH.-\ TIO\.
a Califf>rn ia Cor poration , ;,..,
to 1111 undivit!<"d int .. r,.c;t in
Parce l 3, as Tru,torc; to !'If'•
cur"' c"rtain obli!fation!'l in
fa vor of F'J RST 'il'ESTER~
8.-\X I..: -\.\'0 TRCST COM PAS'!',
3 C11 liforni• B•nkingCorpora.
lion, as Reneficiarv. rf'cord<"d
on Julv 17,1963, 11!1 Instrume nt .\'omb~r 1469i, in Book 6633,
Pa!!e i33, of Officia l Record!!
io the Office of the Recorder
of Oran'ge County, .StatP of
California, rl f'!!cribi ng land
thue in 11a:
-\11 that C~'rta i n land situated
in the Slllte of California,
County of Or11nge . City of
.\'ewport Be11ch , de!'lcribed
a!! fo llow!!:
p.,ce\1: Th at portion of Lot
169 io Block 2 ol lrvine•s
Sobdivi11i011 , u 11hown on a
\lap recorded in book I , poo,~~:e
88 of Mi!lceilaneou!'l Mllfl"',
rJO:cords of Oranjle County,
Californ ia, d,.sc l'ibed a!l
follows:
Besinninjl; at 11 point in the
:"arther/y line of the land
described in dJO:ed In Hoag
\femor ia l Hospital, recorded
ff'bt-uary 8, 1946 ia book
1398, P"!e 20 of Offic ial
Records, n id point bei ng
distant South 89° 4:l' 35''
f:ast. 400.00 fe,.t from the
point t>f inte raection of 1111id
Northerly li n<" with a line
that Is ~rallel with 110d dis•
t•ot Northeaouerly 30.00 fl!el
fr om the cr.ntr.rlin" of Plael!n•
tia Avenue [llll!nl'lion, as aaid
Pt.ceot ia A ,.,.nue f:•t,.n11i on
ill de•cribf'd in dted to thf'
Couaty of Oru!e , recorded
Aptil 24.195~ lu bO()k 2180,
.-~ 236 of O'ffld al Record• I
theaer Not"th 0° 14' 25" r .. t 59.11 feet to • poiat ill
• tiDe that ia r..r•llel with
.. d dl•t•at CJ~~tlaeuterly
J-47 .00 feet fro~a ... s-th4
H•terfy li1e of Trec:t No.
4692, •• 1howa • • ... , rtt•
corded Ia book 164, ,.1"
H lllr01tfil 2.5 Eacl•l•e of
Ml•uUaae"• .... ,.. Neon!•
of Or••• Co .. t,, C.liforal•l dt~e N•dti 40° 00' (J(t" t.•• paraiM ... Ith .. IIS .. G•; ... ..,., .... 211.11 , ....
-Nri Ml' Off Off' '
LEGAL ~OTICE
'i\·,..,1 , ::!:!.">0 f.,,.t to a pumt
in a li n,. that ;,. para iJ,.J ... itl,
11nri <listant "nuth"d«h•rll
3:!·1,)1) r ..... l from "aid ..:.ou th-
P!) .. tPrl\' lin•• ,,f '1 ru r t \ o,
lliiJ2; th""'""' -.:onh l!F' 00 '
(J()" ~ .!«t pa ra ll.-1 "ilh •. tid
"ou!h "a"t"rl" lin,., 11.0 1
f•·•·t to th .. I"•Kinu in~ ,,f ,,
non•tanli,.nt run·" ,.nn r av,.
1\,.,.t,.rh ha ,·i n,~~: a r<o di u .... ,)f
·,o.Oil f,..,..t , ,, m di a l lin<>
throu,e:h '<aid pr~int h .. ar ..
."outh ·, o 1 r 06" Ea ~t ""'d
po1nt b,.'"l' th" Souther!~ \"r·
mmu!' nl th at r"rtain -..o.oo
f .. ,..! riil<liu" .-u'n .. in the boun-
riM)' Jm,. of th,. land sho,.·n
on a \lap fiiJO:d in book BO,
pap;f' 37 of RJO:cord of Sun·ey,.,
on file in thl': offi c f' o f thf'
County Recordl':r of Orang"
Countv, C11 1ifomia; thf'nce
.\'orthell!!'tJO:rly, Sortherly and
:'OorthwJO:!Itl':rly along !!-Hid
curve thrnush a central 11n!le
of 162° 09' 08" an arc di!l-
tancJO: o f \41.51 ff'l':t to the
.\'orth erly terminur; of "'aid
curvl':; thence :"orth 40° oo·
00" f:ast along said boundary
lin"' of thl': land !!hown on the
Ma p filed in bonk BO , pl'lfl.l"
37 of Record of Surveyto ,
-.,4.26 fee t to thf' bl!(!in•
nin@ of the tfl nl(•·nt c urve
in s aid boundary linf'
conc.ilvf' "'~l'lterlr. h11vin~ a
radius ol 15.00 ,.,.I; th"n""
~o rthell!lt,.rly, S nrthf'rly and
"orthwestl'rly along !!14id
curve through a r~otral Bnf!l"'
nl 9()0 00' 00" an arc di!Oianel'
of 23.56 ·f<"•t to a lin,. tan·
IJ:"nl, sai•l line t anJL:ent b .. tnp;
tb,. Southwestf'rly lin,. of
Tract No. 5854, as !O hown on
a Map record ed in book 2 13,
pages .18 and 39 of .\fi,o;re l-
laneou.!'l ,\{apt<, rP cord!< of
Or~~np:e Cou nt y, Californ ia;
thence South 50° 00' 00"
[11111 alon,~~: !'laid Southwf'!<terly
Jine, 237.51 fel':t 10 II r oi nl
in thf' Westerly lin" n thr
l11nd described · in deed 'to
th e Sute o f Californ ia, re-
corded July 15, 1953 in hook
2538, page 66 of Offici11l
Record!l; thence South 9°
28' 25" We~<t 11l onp; uid l'e8-
terly line, 28 1.05 feet to thf'
Notth~18terly con:tr.r of said
laod described in del!d to
Ho a~ Memorial Hospital;
thence cootiaoiDIJ South 90
28 ' 25" Wut aloak s eid We~t
terly Hoe, 37.12 fht ; thence
North 86 ° 14' 05" Wut,
315.23 fel!t to • point Ia •
liae tbae,.. bea111 So~th o o 14'
25" We•t fro• the polot of
beslaaias: t.ileace Nortl!t oo
14' 2$" E .. c, 17.25 feet to
tht poi at of be.iiuiag.
Parcel 2: Lot 100 of Tr•~t
No. t692. •• MoWIL •• a M•p
reeof11ed ia ~ 164, JNIU
22 throaafa 25 of Wiac:ell•
..... iiap•, reeords or o,..,. Codty, C•llfon~la.
11tta&portl .. ducrlbed •• lol• ......
~-=L~E~G-A~L~H~O~T~IC~E~-
A"J!i nnin~t at a poi nt in th.-
Southw,.literlv liof' of .,:oi ri
l.ot !00 dt'<tant thf'Teon South
22 11 IB' 09'' Eut, 82.72 fe,.t
from th.-mn!iil \\'f'sterly com,.,
th .. ro·o f: th.,nc,. lf'nvinjl !>111<1
:-c.uthw,.su•rlv lin,. North 67 "
11' S l" f.11,.t, 19.03 f,.,.t tn "
)Joint in a lint parall('l to
and 119,00 It'"' South"·,.,.;t<·rl\
of thl"· \o rtheit>o~,.rl y lin•· o'f
Joaid Lot 100; then ce ul ono<
"'""' p<ua]l,.] lin<" Sfiut h ">00
00' 00" Ea.'!H, 220.3 1 f,.,.t t o
a poiot in the Southt-rly lin"
of '\aid Lot 100, u id poi nt
bf'inj! in a rutve, conca v<"
.\'orthW"'!Iterl y ~tn d havinR a
radiufi of 370.62 lef't, il radt:ol
10 s aid point bf'ar!l South 37 °
23' 08" Ent, thencf' South-
wel!ller\y along aaid curve
through a "entral aogiJO: uf ]5°
04' 59" an "" distance of
97.56 ff'f't to • tan sent com·
pound curve. concave ~orth
east,.tly an d havins 11 radio ~<
of 25.00 fJO:et ; thence Westerly
an d \'ortherly along u id
o::un·e throo JL:h a central 11ngl e
of 90° 00' 00" foil M C di!!'•
tancf' of 39.27 feet to a line
tllnsent: thence al ong sai d
tangf'nt line \'otth 22° JB'
09" Wf'st, 182.84 feet to th<"
poi nt of hf'ginning.
'<Rid obliRations' includ ing nne
note for th" prin cipal I'IUm of
1225.000.00:
That th" h.,n,.firial intf're!lt
under !OUCh rif'l'd of ITU!II 11nd
the ohli!!:ot ion~> -cured there-
by 11r,. pr~"l>l!'ntl y held by the
undf'rl'liRned; th11t 11 breach of,
anti r\Pfau lt in thf' obligations
lo r whi ch !ou ch ,J,.ed of tru!'lt
i!' ~<erurity h•s occurred in
that payment has not been
m11ol" of:
I. th,. prjncipal halancr due
Apr il I. 19f>i in thf' amount of
1175,000.00 tO,t;l!'th"r with in·
terf'St th erl!':on at the tllte of
8 ~ from January I, 1967.
That by reiiSf>n th l!;reof, the
•!o dul'li~ed owner and holder
of 1111itl nnte ud!Oeed of Tru tll,
has et<"rci a.ed its optioo an d
ha11 df'rlared, aad does herl!by
df'rl&rl! "'llid indf'btedneas an d
i.ll fl um!< at"curl'!oi by 11aid Deed
of Trost imm JO:diatJO:Iy dor. 1111d
payable, and thflt th l': uoder-
fli gnf'd l!lects to cau11e the
property describ.,d in the Oel!d
of Ttul!!t abovl': refl!;rred Ill the
re cord of which ia ••de a part
n f thi"' notlc"' for dt~aeriftion
of the prl':rniaea, to be an d ill
•ccordaace whh the provi111iona
therl!of, to tt llllafy s aid ohli &•
don.
Dated Apri l 28 : 1967
F IRST WESTERN RANI AND
T RUST COMPANY
by W.J , Awah,
A .. t . Ylee Pteaideat
The above No,iee waa ,.. I
eorded May 2, 1967 ~ •• Ooew-.
•eat No. 880 i • Book 82.0.
pss_e 907 of OHi cl •l Rtrcotd1
of Or•r Co••'Y· Callfontll .
P .. hllllt: M1y II, 18, 2S, Jue k 1967, I lhfl Newpon Hatbor
r.•olp •
Wilson School -H u bert
Leathennan, p rincipal.
Whittie r School -Samuel
Mc Elfresh, pri ncipal.
Adams Sc hool -Ro be rt
~Iiiier, p rincipal .
advanc es Ameri ca's aero-
space techno lo gy through
development o f new systems
and hardware. 1-\c is a gra-
duate o f Tustin II ish School.
Pomon a School -C laren ce
Nedom, principal.
Harper School -Alfred
O'Leary, principal.
Newport School -R alph
Frei tag, prin cipal .
; SHOPS AND SERVICES
Presidio School -C arl
Vrebalovich, principal.
Save Time And Money-Call An Expert
L indbergh School -Jo hn
Weling, pri ncipal.
!]!OCfQ~[!i!~~== I • MARINE HARDWARE -.-=P"E"T"su=P-=P-:-L:-:1 e'"'s,---
Ba~wiew School - Garlan
Wetzel, principal.
' AIRMAil LOVELACE IS
ASSIGIIEO TO HOLLOMAN
Ainnan Second C lass Ben-
nie D. Lovelace, son o f
Ben F. Lovelace o f nn
Croftdon SL, Coxta \lesa,
h a s been graduated at'Kees-
Je'r AFB. \1iss., from the
trai ning cou rs e for U.S. Air
Fo rce electronic e quipment
repairmen.
Airman Lovelace, a gradu-
ate o f Costa ~l esa High
School , is being assigned
ltl ,Holloman AFB, N.M., for
duty with the Ai r Defense
Command.
LEGAL NOTICE
CF.:RTIFICATf: OF' BliSI.\'ES.(j
Fict itious r irm Saml':
P-27194
THE L:N DERSIC:"ED does
hereby CJO:rtify that he i10 con-
due ling a Color Sales Asency
business at 640 St. h m".!l
Ro11d, ~l':Wport Beach, Califor-
nia, P .O. Bo~ •41 I, Costa
Mesa, Cali forn ia under thf'
fi ctitious firm name of Color
Control Com p•ny and th11t sa id
finn is composed of the follow·
ing person whose name in
full and placl': of residt"nt e ar,.
11s followl!i, tn·wit:
Will iam J, Hendri ckson, 640
St. James Road, Ne wport Bl!toch,
California,
WITNF.SS my hand thi" 28 th
day of April, 1967.
"'ill iam J. ll endrick.!l on
STATE or CALifORNIA
COUNTY Of ORANGE "8 ·
ON Til lS 2Rth day of April,
1967, b~for<" me, a :'\otu ry Pub-
li c in aurl for '!laid cou nt y and
!'ltate, residi n8 th,.rein, dul y
comm istoinne oi and !'lworo , p~r·
sonally app<"ared William J,
ll t-ndrick~o~on known to me to
be the p,.r!t.on wh o.o~f' nam,. i!'
.!IUbscrihed to th.. "'ithin i n-
s truml!nl, and acknowl .. d~t"d In
me that hi" ,.,ecutf'd the !'lame.
WI TNESS my h•d and off ic i•! ·
seal.
Betti': A. lfoll enb,.t:lr.
SMITH BROS. CO .
Heeling -•h c..•"-" Sheet Motol
16..0 Sup•rlor Ave.
Ll 8-5531
-------o APPAREL -WOMEN
UAII DAHL
3etter Dresses & S.o''"•••<"
Accessories and Gift s
Newporter Inn OR 5-1700
Westcliff Pla1a Ml 2-2444
Ne':"'port Beach
o BEAUTY SALOH
%712 &. Clouo H.,. a.. .... llu ...... ,~,,.
o BUILDING CONTRACTOR
• REMODELING •
ADDITIONS
LICENSED. BONDED
FRED H. GE RWICK
30.. Colclenroc:l
673.6041 -549. 2170
S.rwtftg tho Coauol
"••• wlfh Gu olltr
Caflc:toll & l'r-pf
Efflclonf s ..... tu "'······· loe.(IIIID Rd., Ll8--33 18
P.O. Box 421 CoslaMflSI
I Ill
/LiJ.tf.
fF'CENIII Notary Poblic in •nd for 1111 id
County 11nd Stilt,., · ~~~~:~~..,~~ ud budaet dry My Cqmrn is11ion npire~< Sept. ~ Fait tervice
17. 1967 quality wort_ Publi•h:May4,11, 18, 25, 1967,
Ia the Newport H•rbor En•isn Nlr 11nice laund1,.
IE A G000 IIIIGMIOR
J( you are • newcomer, or
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IEWOIIT IIAIIIOR EIIICII
ROOI D SEC11011 - -P• 1
lltURSOAY,IIAY 25, ISr
CXIIIIIIA DEL liAR, Coll.lf.
Election held at CDM
TMin Coroaa del Mar
Hlab Scbool slu.-.u weN
elec: .. d eo 1M biah potltion
ofneuyeaft c lau' om cera.
The fnehmen elected
Kea Scofield, preaident;
JUlio Jarvi 1, vice-president;
Oeri McCormick, ucre-
laly, and Bubera Katz,
lreuurer.
Responsible for lbe im·
porl.ant job or handlina the
JUnaor-acnior prom, the
sophomores elected Steve
Hartley, prcaj dcnt; Mary '"'{;::"'iJ Wri-t, vice•pruident;
.. l Marianne Cox, secr etary,
and Carol Olander, treasurer.
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The "Senior Gift'' is the
bia project £or neil year's
senior clau. Thote elected
to handle thia job are Ken
Evenon, president; Jim
Riedel, vice;ve~ideat:
Liuay Bt~o t, seer...,., .wl
Kathleen Kelley, &reuurer.
• • •
After I ltn:RUOUI week Of
campaipin'-&he 1967-61
euc:ulin council baa beon
o lee ted at Corona del Mar
HiF School.
The new auoc:iatcd Student
Body president i 1 Tom'
Hornbeak, former junior
clan pruident and a mem-
ber or Student Council for 6
umeslen. He manaacs &o
maintain a 4.1) arade aver·
aae.
Pruidina over the Student
Council is one or lhe ~n
jobs of the A.S.B. vice
prelident. f'illina thi •
ornce for next year wi II be
Tom Purcell. Tom has also
been an active member of
Student Counci I 1nd i 1 now
holdina the o£fice of junior
clan vice-president.
Kris Boyd, who has been
lhe secretary-treasurer or
the Balboa bland Yacht
Club, will be recordin& the
minutes as next year's
A.S.B. Secretary. She hopes
to develop better communi•
c ation between the Execu tive
---------,--::...._~~'---------1 Council and the student
body.
ernmen1tt,,,nl~:~j~~ family u
more than
ation Areaa.
$7 is used to a&~ure more recreation
For mQre information on this -_;;~;th:;h;i~
write: Operation Golden Eagle, Bureau
Recreation, Box 36062, 450 Golden Gate
San Francisco, California 94102.
I'm sure you'll agree,
moving out of town
is a big job. Taking
care of those hun-
dred-and-one little
details can get pretty
hectic.
And that's why we
have dev eloped a
plan that will make
any out of town
move a whole lot ea,s...
ier. W!>~l i~ the •• . Easy'Move Plan. HeTe snow it works: With Just one
call to our Busi ness Office, we'll stop your phone serv-
ice here and start it there. It doesn't matter whether
ydu're moving to a nearby town or across the country
-the Easy Move Plan is effective throughout the
Bell System.
Last thin~ out, fi rst thing in -I'm sure you'll find it
saves you tlme and energy to always have a phone
within reach. To get the Easy Move Plan, just call
your Service Representative. She'll take care of
everything. . . '
MEET WAYNE TOSCAS
Wayne T oscas, your T ele-
phone Company Auistant
Manager, has ruict.d in the
Newport Harbor area for the
past five years, Wayne
comes to our Busineu
Office with past experience
In our Commercial and
Eng in .. ring departments.
Thus, he should prove ta be
a valuable member of our
awn telephone team. Wayne
has expreued a sincere
ciesi,. to help meet the
'-I .,hone needs of his
fellow community members.
@ I'KificTellphant
~~L~Downoy,
Your Telephone Manager in Newport Belch
Coit Drapery
Cleanintrls
Goaranmed Perfect·
or 1~ Reploc...,..,t R~tardteu of the oee
of Your Draperies, if CIMI'IoW•
The treasurer for the Key
Club next year is Emme tt,
Raitt, and he will also hold
the position of A. S. B.
treasurer. One' of his ideas
for nu.t year is "to have a
report ready to tell the
student body of v.tla t their
A.S.B. card s will aive
lhem, in ways of enter·
tainmen t."
Represen tin g Corona del
Mar at all Cali forni a Auo--
cia ted Student Councils
Conferences will be
Gretchen Broering and Ro xie
Ray. Gretchen's primary
hope is "to prov ide the
Executive Counci I with a
coo stant now of ideas, with
enouah detail to allow ac·
complishment at COM.u
One of Roxie's incentive s
is "to interchanze other
ideas wi th other schools,
and try to find answers for
some of the questions ,..at
COM."
Roamin'J' th'e Cll'l'lpul nellt
year wi II be the two new
Commiuioners at L.arae,
Brook Cross and John
John son.
In ch a rae of a II A.S. B.
elections and all ~id
assemblies will be Tom
Key, servina as next
year's Campus Commia•
s ioner. Tom's main goal is
to make school mo re enjoy-
able and to make it "some·
thin1 worth wh ile."
.. Makin& students as well
as the community 'aware of
COM activities throu1h news
letters and forums" is lh e
main incentive of Kate
Hamil, who will ~erve as
A.S.B. commissione r of
publicity.
A .. TTED TD PIIACnCE
IEFOIIE HIGH COUIIT
Lee J, Rosch of Cos ta
Mesa, an atiOm ey and Gol-
den West Colleae poli tical
science instructor, has
been acknitted t> practi ce
lbe£ore the U.S. ~preme
CoorL He is a mem ber of
the Texas bar, and a lieu lea·
an l colonel in the Anny Re-
serve. He received the honor
while in Washina&on, D.C.,
on a 2-weelt loai a ti cal eur-
cise at the Pentaaon.
e ~.,_., • .4 Ne Sllrtl'lll .. • e '"'•tt"t.-.4 P.,fect PI-t Foil••••~
e Gu•rt"t•e4 P•rfec:t £•-' Hellllt • GuerMtee4 fill•• F~c: Life
MOPI' ....... ,~
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..... al.i'lll --
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DID THEY DIE •••
•
FOR THIS?
• .,Ua" MAICHOS
SAN PIANCISCO
DIAFT CAID IUINEIS
N1W TOll'
ARE YOU CONCERNED?
JUST A FEW WEEKS AGO, .ntt; HOUSE
COMMI'ITEE ON UN-AMERICAN ACfiVITIES
ISSUED A REPORT THAT SAID COMMUN~TS
WERE IN A PCEITION OF CONTROL IN THE
SPRING MOBILIZATION MARCHES, AND YET
NOTHING WAS DONE TO STOP THESE
MARCHES THAT WERE HELD THROUGH-OUT
THE UNITED STATES.
THE MARCHES OF THE • SPRING MOBILIZA-
TION COMMITTEE TO END THE WAR IN VIET
NAM • IN SAN FRANCISCO AND OTHER CITIES
ON APRIL 15, 1967, WERE A DISGRACE TO
THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
WHILE UNITED STATES SERVICEMEN ARE
DVING, FIGHTING COMMUNIST AGGRESSION
IN VIET NAM, THE U.S. GOVERNMENT AND
CITY GOVERNMENTS ALLOW CC»w!MUNIST
SYMPATHIZERS TO GIVE AID AND COMFORT
TO THE ENEMIES OF OUR COUNTRY BY
DEMONSTRAT ING AGAINST OUR SERVICE-
MEN IN THE STREETS OF 'AMERICA. I
BELIEVE THAT OUR SERVICEMEN DESERVE
MORE THAN THIS. I BELIEVE THAT OUR
SERVICEMEN DESERVE THE BEST OF
EVERYTHING: FROM WAR MATERIAL TO
MORAL SUPPORT. FOR· THIS REASON I AM
ASKING . ALL CITIZENS WHO BELIEVE AS 1
DO TO JOIN ME IN A NATIONAl. ~E
WITH THE FOLLOWING GOALS:
1. TO DEMAND Ca«lRESSIONAL ACTION
AGAINST PJ;:RSONS AND ORGANIZATIONS
GIVING AID AND COMFORT TO THE ENE-
MIES OF THE UNITED STATES OF
AMERICA .
2. TO E LIMINATE THE WAR-MAKING PO-
TENTIAL OF THE VIET CONG BY DE-
STROYING ALL MILITARY TARGETS IN
NORTH VIET NAM AND BLOCKADE THE
PORT OF HAIPHONG.
3. "UNCHAIN CHIANG" -GENERALISSIMO
CHIANG KAI SHEK HAS OFFERED TROOPS
TO ASSIST OUR AMERICAN FIGHTING MEN
IN VIET NAM. WE DEMAND THAT CON-
GRESS ACCEPT THIS OFFER.
4. WE DEMAND THAT OUR FIGHTING MEN
BE ALLOWED TO ACHIEVE A SWIFT AND
COMPLETE MILITARY VICTORY AGAINST
THE CC»w!MUNIST FORCES IN VIET NAM .
I NEED THE HELP OF EVERY AMERICAN IN
ORDER TO ACHIEVE · THESE GOALS . LET US
JOIN TOGETHER IN TH~ NECESSARY TASK.
AND WHEN WE HAVE SUCCEEDED, I AM SURE
THAT EVERY FIGHTING MAN OF THE UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA WILL SAY: WELL DONE
AND THANK YOU.
JOIN US NOW BY SENDING IN THE MEMBER-
SHIP BLANK TODAY, ALL CONTRIBUTIONS
WILL BE USED BY THE S.O.S. COMMlTI'EE
TO RUN TH1S AD IN MAJOR CITIES IN THE
UNITED STATES. A PETITION TO THE ca.-
CRESS WILL BE SENT TO YOU BY Rl::llJRN
MAIL.
~--------------------------· TO: WILLIAM I'INN I'ATIIIICK, CHAUIMAN
MII'I'OWt CU.. KRVICI:I .N CC~IIIIII
Ill CANAL ln.u:t
SAN !tAP' AIEL. CAUF'ORNIA lftO I
I IUI'I'OIIf THE GOALI OF' THE 1 .0.1, COMMITTII.
IT1Wif
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• FOR A.
CONSERVATIVE
Approach to
General lnnrance
Contact
ED WARD
The sustainin g and patro-
ness members of the. New·
port Harbor Servic e League
met ~lay 10 in the home of
Mrs. Edward A. Raul ston
for the firs t of a series of
3 &arden lectures.
A special committee unde r
the chairmanship of Mrs.
Edwin Andress and co·
chairman, Mrs. Frederic M.
JAY & RENFRO Hurd, have planned this
333 N. NEWPORT DL.YIJ~I series of lectures.
NEWPORT BEACH The May 10 lecture was on
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IHITIC.t ou• COSTA M.S&
iltCM" li tLOI.D
JOHN SMITH ofbl7 Marigol d
Ave ., Co rona del Mar , has
been on leave fr om Pensa·
cola, F lor ida , where he is
station ed with the U. S.
Navy. John is assi gned to
the train ing car rier, the
u. S. Lexington, and Is
the edi tor of th e sh ip's
newspa oer. He is the son of
Mrs. ·A I hooart of Co rona
del Mar. He 1s " the reserve
and ell"pec ~s to be •l ni sM:d
.~1 th acti ve duty in :he !a ll .
P hone in You r Order
for o Subicription:
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st
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Offer ends May 31
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Travelers Checks you want-
up to $5,000 worth-for
a fee of only $200
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SEOOND SECllON --P.qe 8
TltURSOAY, MAY 2i, 1967
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(/o-•fiy o/ P••.,U,.a.J
lUTYLII ... S'ICIALIIT I CUANIN' I MAZINe I ITOU.M
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IT IS WITH GREAT PRIDE AND HUMILITY THAT WE JOIN THE MAYORS OF
NEWPORT lEACH AND COSTA MESA IN "SUPPORT OUR SERVICEMEN" WEEK
In these doys of draft burning, protest marches and other acts of indiffer·
ence and outright defiance of the principles upon which this ireat country
of ours has be~n bui It, we feel that now is the time for those of us who
hove love and loyolty for our country and for our flog to stand up ond be
counted. Many of us here at Theodore Robins Ford have nrved our country
' -in World War I, World War II, and Korea. We ore indebted to you, the mtm·
bers of our Armed Forces, who are willing to put your life on the lint to
protect and preserve the princ iple& th ia great Un ited State& stands far .
Sincerely,
THEODORE ROBINS FORO
and Our Entire Staff
J
WE SALUTE
BRONZE STAR IS AWARDED
CapL Willi• K. ICDhn Jr.,
Conner Balboa reaid•t, hat
received the bronze tLat
medal for merhoriout Itt•
vice in Vietnam. 1
He .ervcd there froin June
7, 1%6, to laat May 7 witb
1he 6th Battalion, 56th Artil·
lory of tho U.S. Atrtry. He
came t.ck to the Statu for
reauianmcnt, vititina in
Loa Anaelcs with hit father,
and i11 now in the proceu
of movinJ with his wife and
2 tons 10 hit new duty ata·
Lion at Fort Sill, Okllhoma.
Capt. Kuhn i 1 a 1 ~54 If ..
duate of NeWport Harbor
Hiah School, attended UC
Berkeley for l yean, and
entered the acnico in Juno,
1 'H&, at Fort Ord, Calir. He
it manied to the formor
Judith Ford of Kennewick,
Wath. Hi a father, William K.
Kuhn Sr., waa one of the
oriainal oraanizcn of the
BaJbot. Peninsula Point Assn.,
uill maintains hit activo
membership in tho Newport
Harbor Elka Club. Tho Kuhn
family rotided for many
yean in tho Harbor Area.
until tho death or Mra. Kuhn.
Tho Anny citation de-
tcribina the award to Capt.
Kuhn rcada in part at Col-
Iowa:
"Due to hia exemplary
demoruuation or leadeuhip,
initiative and devotion to
duty, Capt. Kuhn was se-
lected for duty u Batallion
operationt officer. It is the
Battalion Operation a Center
which controls, coordinates
and intearates the tactical
ope rations or the firina
batteriea in their 24 hour
per day miaaion or providina
close ll'ld contiauous de -
fense aaainst low altitude
attack on vital installations
in the Re public of Vietnam
, .. He quickly molded the
inexperienced personnel
into a smooth efficient
team •..
"Another problem was the
location of the Operations
"He was selected as se-
nior evaluator for the Bat--
talion combat readiness
team. His profession al , en-
thusiastic approach has
provided a more realistic
evaluatiOft of the unit ca-
pability to enaaae hostile
aircraft, thereby enhancin a
the air defense posture,. ,
Capt. Kuhn has di schar1ed
all aui aned duties in an
ou t1tandina manner and has
inspired others to creater
May go back to Vietnam
When Walter
mat1 3 on the USS
"1-alts· IUs 'holM ~Clft
he liket 10 attend Harbor
Hiah aames with his brother,
Ron.
Ron and hit parents, Mr.
and Mn. Walter Souder,
live at 631 Irvine Ave,,
Newport HeiJhts,
Walter left Hubor Hiah to
enlist in the service. His
fiut ship was the nuclear
powered USS Oticaao. He
w11 with the fiut crew on
ita shakedown cruise after
it was christened at San
Franciaco, parti cipatina in
the "Grey 0\ost" exercise
orr the coast or Southern
California. He left the Crui-
ser and transferred to the
destroyer about a year aao.
Since then he has been on
maneuvers with the West
Pak, and convoy duty, pro-
t ectina troop and supply
ships aoin1 to Vietnam.
blow aun s and darts," Wal-
ter has written.
While aboard the ship the
men had to be carefu l of
sniper bullets becaus e the
ship was so close to shore.
Even when off duty. they
carried their rifles and wore
their ammunition belts, ac-
cordina to Walter.
He was injured while his His lut weekend home ,
sh ip was refuelina at sea. Walter attended the Scou t·
~e was holdina an oil lin~ o-Rama and wu so inspired
m. heavy seas and .when It by it that he decided he
sltd, he fetl, teaung the would like 10 work with the
cartilaae in his kn.ee, Walter Boy Scouts, ir he leaves
spent 3 month• tn the US the service in De cember N.avalHospit~lin the Philip· But if hi s tout is extended :
ptnes after m1nor suraery. he may 80 back to Vietn am
It was u.nsafe 10 walk ofT with the Wiltsie.
the ho1p1tal pounds be-His brother, Ron , will be
cause .they w.~re so clo1e 18 in July and will reg i!!.ter
~ the J~ncle. The ~avaae• for the draft. He is partial
tn the Junale are sttll S&V· 10 the Navy, althouahis also
aces, and you can ~ee th~m thin kina of the Air Force,
throuah the trees W1 th the It hi 1 mother said.
AAUW to install officers
Ntw officers will be
piped aboard a& the in-
atallation luncheon of the
Nawport.C01 &a Me1a Ameri-
caa Auociation of Uni ..
vanity Women at the Reuben
E. Lee Reataurant in
Newporl Beach at 12:30
p.m. d!.ia Saturday, May 27.
Mra. E. J. O'Britn wi II
inatall lhe incomina board:
preaidtn&, Mn. RaGley
Riebl; preaiden&o-olect.. Mn.
NcntiQ Ea.li; fint 'lic::o-
prt~idnt. momberabi p. Mrs .
Roaald Amold; 1ecoad '•ic::e·
pr .. lden&, PfOif'llll, Mra.
LAwia E ... e: ncordina
topics \llbich the branch
wi II be studyin'a. Mu.
Thomu Penderahut wi II
discu11 "Society's Re-
flection in che Arts"; Mu.
Ronald McGurer, "The
Orowina Gap between the
Rich and the Poor Nations":
Mra. Nicholas Pier, "Teat-
ina Valuea in • Chanaina
Soc:iety"; and Mrs. Lewil
Evana, '"The Politic• of
Public Education."
Memberahip in AAUW is
open to women holdina
deaNe• hom in1titutions
on lhe AAUW Hat oC quali·
fied iuli•tiona. _...,, toft . Roboot
IAI-; c-opooodioa AI-M IS I'IIOIIDTID
IMN&ary, Mra . Harl1nd Me:: RJda•d 0. Bamet Jr •• wuu-; .,. ... ,.... -... IIOD o1 Mr. aod Mra. Richard -ck-.. 0.-ooSt.oflSUO.MII
1\e PfOII• will fAaate Aft., Coal8 Mesa, lau been
polootloao 'r •• ut oeo•oe _,.. 01 olaa• finl
ad ••lo t11r Mr a. ,_., ola .. i• •• U.S. Air Force, J-. loopl_tall.. Ho lo • "'"""" .. c~~.,lc tu~-wiU..-.. oow ot •• lloo All, VIe•-.
NEWPORT
BEACH
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• ers to
Pint piau winners ia &be lr . ' Harbor H' .. l d .
senior and i•ior diYiaM:.a ~nn~ 1 an s ,
were named in the Newpor& . 1' IIY J.ne JOIIu. Tu ... tin; and Mrs. Barbua Tu~
Harbor Eachuae Cl•lr'a n•. 2211 Rutaera Drive,
aearch for WI•& coa& .. t .10 Costa MeaL
"'!"pete a& 7:30. p.m, ... Second ·~ad lrd places in
Fnday, May 26. tn 1be £1.. .. · d" · ·
h Cl b eli . . e aeruor l'lttton were
c anae u YtiiOD coa.-won~ Kathal ... NuM 15 ~at at Crozier Junior Hiltl of llll Samoa Place, ~~~
In lnalewoo":-~... 1 mdent of Dorothy
LyM Hama, 16, of 326 Jo. for her Tahitian W~lnu& . S~. Costa Mesa. ..d Hawaii~n dances; and w~ll .. asn tmperaonate Mn. Marilyn Holden, 15, of SOl
Mtller -~ldloultl abo may Sin Bemudino Newport
aelecl • d18'erent 1on1 &bM . • "Th Shado r y Sm"l .. Het .. ts, -t.o sana and • wo our 1 ~ played d!.e pi tar.
lb.at ~ be.r .n~u place ta Runnera-u.r in lbe junior
lbe ~entor davuaon. . division w~re Susan Wood-
Jul.t• Ann Howell,~. 11••• ward, ~ • ..,f 2700 Petoraon
credit kJ her. d•c• lna&Nc:· Way, Costa Meaa. ballot
lor, Lokelan1 An4eraon. for d~ncor· and PollY Beard ~
lh.e Hawaiian aad Snollt o1 41 j 21st 5&., Now~t'
dancea dlat won her the Beach, ll'ld Laura Weber, lD,
junior divlaion raLina. of 436 E. 21at S&., Newport
Judaea for the con&aal Beach, who combined •
were ~ •• Kay Sowa. 1512 dance and mimic act.
compete agarn
.
' •
Mines off Vietnam imperil ca"ier
Roxee ad old c•• float ''I like it," taid Bill of
uhon alooa tho Harbor hia navy lifo. "I like my
beacbtt •d no one payt ahip and like rqy frieada."
any attention, but to Wil· He has been to Okinawa,
1 liam White Jr., on watch Hoaa Kon;, Olam, Wake,
luac SS to 60 on lhe Valley Porp aircrart che Al.ilippinc!l and Hawaii,
yeua old camo into th e canior orr the coast of Viet.-He uw action in Vielnam
ros&awanl at )35S Via Lido nam anylhina Ooati.na in the last September, October,
Li4o S.opa aaea, and asked water could bo JDinod.. and November and came
payment on clips he said Bill ssw a coconut and home in Oe~embcr. the owne1 had ordered. wtfile at Vietntm lhe ship
James Blackwood of Tus· reported it to his ship. A had no air conditionina and
. k •-s · d h PT boat came alona. a mem--where they olep• the tern-. Un, a coo • ~ ICVC t 0 bet o( the crew leaned over ~ man and paid him $18. When perature was 120 deareea,
Cui Ruuell of the Balboa and pic~ed it ~P from the according to Bill.
Bay Club came to work, he wa~er With 1 piece of rna-"But it was 190 dearees
cho cked with .. NYCO t.enal that co~ld be cloth in the boiler rooms -they
Products Co:• to tell them or wax and camed d)e coco--were brinaina them up all
that clips had not been or· nut out to sea. the time, We had fan a but
dered, and discovered that ''We beard them explode they didn't do much aood.
the company did not exist. it and saw' the water ao up Our racks were we t with
The clioA were worth n 'up the air.'' he said, "We S"'(eat-we couldn't s leep!'
we re lucky.'* For this, Bill Nor could the men sleep oo
received a $20 award, and deck as the ahip was too
the suuestion "Live it up close to shore -making
in the next port!" them vulnerable to snipina
In lhe service for 2 years, from shores.
Bill is a petty oflicer, 3rd Bi II expects to be out of
class. He is married and his service in '69. He is now
wife, Virginia Rae, is ex· attending real estate clas-
pecting their first child. ses at Orange Coast Col-.
While his ship is in dry· lege and will do so until his
dock at Long Beach, his ship leaves, possibly in
1ome is at 4B E. Bay Ave., October. But thi s time duty
Balboa, His parents, Mr. in t he islands won't be so
and ~·h. Willi am White, bad: the ship will have
live at 103 E. Edgewater, been completely ait-condi·
TIDE # Balboa, ti oned.
~~~ ~,'\. .v ~ ... Carl Jung scholar to talk
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MATTRESSES
NEW -JlEIUILDJNC
l no ·~ular ShaiH'!>
hsner1pria9 -Cot._
COSTA MESA MATTRESS CO
lt~ON••pot!SIYo:l. LIIH<If S.I)0)
Ch ri s tianity and modem
psychology will be the
theme of a lecture to be
given by th e Rev. Morton
Kelsey at the Bluff's Fj es.ta
Room, 2414 Vista del Oro,
East Bl uff, at7 p.m. Sunday,
\ilay 28.
\k Ke lsey studied at the
Carl Jung In s titute in Zur~
ich, Switzerland. He return·
ed to Switzerland in 19 58
to discuss his philosophy
person ally with Carl Jung,
He then de veloped a series
Expert Alterations
MAY TAKE US A LITTLE WHILE.
Bol if you are In a h•rry lei us know ,
we will accemmedate your emerceociu,
Minor repairs, loose buttons, tiny rips
ore port of our free customer nrvi ce ...
Along with rlle very best of cleonin~,
spotting and pressil'HJ'J :-. \ '..
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COlORA DEL NAa
FURNITURE REFINISHING
&
Anti que restoring-reglueir.g & repair
CUSTOM HOUSE
1677 Superior, C.M. 642-5652
"Thank you for preservinc eur
freedom to tha1k yo•"
Gregory K . Hughes
M. E. Tho mpson , C.L .U.
Corona del Mo r
o f lectures which define the
Christian rel igion in th e
modem language and con·
cept of psychology. He is
rector nf St. Luke's Episco-
pal Church , Monrovia, and
is appearing here as a guest
nf th e St. James College
Group .
JAY A. ROVENSTINE JR.,
son of Mr. and Mr s. Jay A.
Roven~tine of 535 Hamil ton ' St., C9sta Mesa, has been
commissioried a secon d
lieutenant in the U.S . Air
Force upon graduation from
Officer Tra ining Schooi(O TS)
at Lackland AFB, Texas.
He is be ing assigned to
Mathe r AFB, Calif., tor
navigat or train ing . He is a
graduate of Newport Harbor
High School, received an
A.A. degree in math in 1%3
from Orange Coast Co llege,
and his B.A. degree in math
in l%6 fro m State Coll ege,
Fullerton,
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we send our thanks and best wishes
to our servicemen in Vietnam .
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Patri cia NP.ll&er, 23, of
2SIS Santa Ana Ave., Cotta
Meta, waa booked on the
chup of dtivina whi le
duank Wedn esday, May 10,
oa W. Coast Hwy., no11r
Oruae Avo., W011 Newpon.
i Her cu waa s tored in Cotta
Mesa for inveatiaation or
a collision earlier with tho
CaJ' or Karon 'Lind, 412 Avo-
cado,· Corona del Mar.
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I.F.'T'S WIN IT!
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'til SEIIVICE
TO HELL WITH THE PEACE MARCHES, FLAG BURNERS,
CAMPUS RIOTERS ANO ALL OTHER UNAIIERICAN ACTIVITIES
OUR PERSONAL SALUTE TO THE 3RD AIRWING
GROUP, AND ALL OTHER FACILITIES INCLUDING
SPECIAL SERVICES
May this free land
remain forever so.
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Of FREEDOM .'·
2640 E. Coast Hwy,, Corona del Mar
Phone: 673-2740 '
WE KNOW WHAT A TOUGH JOB YOU HAVE .
WE ARE BEHIND YOU ALL THE WA Y.
3529 E. Cout Hwy. • Corona del Mar
LET'S ALL GET BEHIND OUR
SERVICEMEN IN VIETNAM
Albertson•• Market porlcing lot
Corona dol Mar, California
HOLD HIGH THE FLAG!
SY MB OL OF FREEOOM , EQUALITY.
JUSTICE AND HU MANITY FOR WHICH
OUR COUNTRY STANO S
2853 E. COAST H•Y .
COROHA DEL MAR
Phone 673-0110
HEY FELLAS'
Take !host Viti colftlftits lo lht cleaners.
I' IN AND COME HOME'
FRE!' oa.IVERY TOO.
YILET IWIBI
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WHAT YOU'RE UP AGAINST IS THE IMPOSSIBLE, BUT '
WE APPRECIATE THAT YOU R JOB IN
VIETNAM IS HE LPING TO KEEP THE
FLAG OF FREEDOM FLYI NG. THANK
YOU , SERVICEMEN , EVER Y ONE .
THE IMPOSSIBLE HAS NEVER STOPPED AMERICANS
BEFORE . WIN -WE'RE WITH YOU.
~orona de' Mar
STATIONERS
lll7 Ea sl Coa sl Hwy ., Corona del Mar
TELEPHONE: 675--2925
Rest assured the un-Americon act ivit ies
ore by the minority. The good solid Ameri•
cons ore behind you and wont the war won
and you men home.
HAPPINESS IS WINN ING THE II'AR,
AND GETTING OUR SERVICEME N
BA CK HOME .
happiness
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2755 •a•l coa1t hwy., corona d•l mar
t•l•phon• 675·3065
TO OUR SERV ICEMEN :
ll'ilh resptcl and pride we ~ear of your
htroic achms 11911in sr tht murderou s Viet~
cong. Our prayers are wilh yow.
Francis-Orr
ITATIOH~ .. y
2123 UST COAST HIGHWAY
COROMA OIL MAR
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VAN'S CLEANERS
TAKE HEART . FIGHTI NG ME N'
WE'RE
BEHIND
YOU
100%
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DRIVE IN • PARKING IN REAR
.... 35 YEAR~ EXPERI EHCE ...
'"W!!' It£ PROU!f
OF OUR BOYS
IN VIETNAM
AND ALL OVER
THE
WORLD"
2515 E. COAH HWY ., CORONA DEL MAR. 2515 E. Coo1t Hwy .,
WE ARE ALL BEHIND YOU !
LET'S GET THE JOB DONE
BUTCHER m 1. BOY ea14
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Beg inn ing with the P ilgrim Fathers and the
Amer ican Revolution, each generat ion has
paid o pr ice for the liberty we ho ve . Thank
you servicemen, for keeping fa ith with the
Amer ican tradition.
LESTER, RTONS & Co.
84&8 b,.-r COowT' HleMWA.T
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SOUND THE TAPS FOR THOSE
VI ETNAM COMM IES
SIDE ORDERS
3050 E. Co01t Hiwoy, Corofl!o d•l Mar
Phon. 673·9682
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WE SALUTE OUR SUYICEIEI
~~y GOD ~SD THE DD•E RS THAI BE
GRAS T YO U .~LL THE .~HE RIALS AND
SPIRITU .~l .~10 SECESSARY TO BRING
THIS COSFLI CT TOR QUI CK
il~O HO ~ORil 6LE VICTOR\'
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CORIIIA DELMAR, CALIF.
On-the-job trainees feted
I
lhcer er ler11 rOI\te
,lwmlnt•
The Busineu & Prores-
siunal Wamt:n"s Ch.t.b o£
Newpon Harbor hosted 30 Co,,..,., I youna ladi u, all business
&tudents or Costa Mesa,
Newport Harbor and Corona
del Mar Hiah Schools , at
an "on the job train ina·~
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' TO THE MEN
Ill THE SERVICE OF OUR COUNTRY. , ,
Thank you for ike insuran ce
you are prouiding
again sl the peril
of athei stic co mmunism
ED WAJW
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Joy & Renfro
333 N. NEWPORT BLVD.
NEWPORT BEAOi
548·1168
diMer held M.,y 11 at the
Men Vc:ruc Country Club.
These students are par-
ticipatina in the club's on
the job trainina proanm by
spendina one day a week,
du.rina the school semcstct •
in various fie ld& or busj.-
neu.
The s tudents received
certifi cates or completiOfl
from Mrs . Jean Del Guidice,
on the job trainina chairman
£or BPW, who beaan her
pro gram in February. This
project was taunched aome
years aao by BPW members
Asne s Blomqui s t and ~trs.
A. E. Naegeli.
Assistina in the proaram
th is year are Mmes. J . B.
Hami l, Nick. Manochi, J . W.
Bro back, Vernon Brubaker,
He len Hedlund, J ohn Palen
and 0 . H. Schlue ter.
BRADLEY .ELFORD VOWS
TO BE RECITED IH JULY
A July date at St. An~
dre w's Pre sbyterian Chur ch
has been reserved by Mi~
Dana Cather ine Bradley,
dau ghter oC Mrs . Norman W.
Bradley of Corona del Mar ,
and Dus tin A. Elford, son
or to.·lr s. Jo seph Putnam or
Cos ta Mesa. The bride-to--
be wa s graduated h om Cor~
ona del Mar High School
and attended Orange Coast
Co ll ege. Her husband·to-be
a lso attended · DCC aher
aradua1ing from Newport
Har bor High School.
THE NEW PRESIDENT is being toasted troness; Mrs. Robert 0 . Woodward, the
in this photo of Spastic League members. newly elected pr esi dent, and Mr s. Terence
They are, from l eft, Mrs. John Farrer, pa-P. Hanna, retiring president.
Mrs. Woodward heads League
By Pa' Howley
The Newport Harbor Spas-
tic Leagu e held its annual
install ati on lun cheon Mon-
day, May 15, at the Irvine
Coast Countsy Club to pre·
sent the new board, to wel-
come th e new provi sional&
and to present checks to
Orange Coun ty organif a•
tion s.
Durina the past 12 months
the 35 members or the Spas-
ti c League have netted a
gr and total or .S14 ,750.0)-
an all time hiah.
present for lhe yc•ly party
included the Mmu. Arnold
0. Beckman, Robert Z.
Blocksom, H. Riley Bri·
zendine, Joseph Carver,
The major ways and means LeiJ,hton E. Creasman,
Charles R. Croul, Willard projects which made thi s
pou ible included the fall ~~nun l a:~~:~l.i am :th~lur~:
bridse brunch, Chri stmas
d 1 th b Geohegan, E. C. Harvey, car sa es, e remem ranee Scott Hornsby, Wilbur Bun ~:~.an~~e =~~=! ~~~t.~~~ Jadden, John Killefei,
was di s persed to Oranse Ri chard A. Kredel, J ohn L.
Laun, J r., William Fams· County a &encies. Checks
were g1ven lO Mrs . Nina worth, Rhoda McHie Linder,
Mae J nh nson , principa l oC M. F. Lorenz, Anita Lee
th e Carl Harv~y School; MacMaster, Ge orae Peirsol,
Thomas Wyatt. principal or Paul M. Roaers, Arthur
Woodcres t Special Educa-Sanborn, Ri chard Schu-
tion Unit; Mrs. Ri chard macl\er, Lillian Thatcher,
Ohm, principal or the Hope Grace Wedekina, Arthur B.
Haven Schools; Or. Theodore Wi llis, James Watson Yoona,
Schoppe , ~esiden t oC the Fredrick McBrien, Clara
Cou nty Board o£ Directors ~~r;ol~~~er, and Kathryn
or United Cerebral Pals y
Auoc;at;on ; Mrs . Ruth VISITING IN ALABAMA
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WE ARE th• envy •f ~•ry eOtolfttry In th• world. -
WE HAVE MOra IIKNM'y, mora fr..dom, mora
lndapendenca, lower , .....
LET US AMERICANS appr.clota what wa have,
I
W AUACE C4WERHEAD
Jewekr
3123 !, Coo II Hwy Ph•• 673-2250 eo .... .._, ... ,
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VAliS CL Ull EllS
Profauionol Claoners Alterations & Repairs
3512 E. Coast Hiehwoy, Corona del Mar
Acro11 from See'• Condy Shop
D ri ve in pork i n" in recu
You haveri't seen the
new JaguarXK-E?
Wh1t oro you waitln1 for!
h •tn 1 ........,~ )'C .. !,_\ ~~U¥ IMf'OIS~ t n•w "''<WI 1'1111 """' H•l
Tt .....C: Jttv.., )(1(.£ ~1•1:1111 l>'d t:OUOI ''' JO•ned e, !I'll Ort <'1d..,. . .,
lU(.( 1 ~z. with IUIOONI~ \tlnlm'-IJOI\. PM rnGOI I'ICidtDO"' fliCi IIC·
roo .... , h•ll~ uol'lol11tfld reer tut. • ..roer C\IDCIO" 1"11 '/OAJ' Cf'O~ of tn
ODIOCM, I U1001'Wiic ,,_..,,u,;,o in ~ ol ~ lUondtrCI ·-IY"(.,C)o
""""" ... ,bo ... !a111•r: A dlfforon& brood of cat. Kotlar,director orthe United Mu. Edith Monhland or
Cerebral Palsy Child De· Corona del Mar is visitin&
velopment.. Sales and Train· her son and his family in
;n, Center; the Prov;dence Se lma, Alabama. She at-STANSBURY BUICK-JAG' UAR Clinic Cor Spee ch, Lo rd tended the weddina o( her
S..lt -.t
God b less end protect our ~er vi cemen in Vietnam.
Those of us at home know what you ore do ing,
end we are grateful.
Th e director s v.ho will
lead the Newport Harbor
Sp as tic League fo r 1967-68
were in s talled by Mrs. Wal-
lace W. Barn es. Mr s. Robert
W. Woodward is th e new
president. Other bo ard mem-
bers include Mrs. John R.
Davies J r., ways an d means;
Mr s. Walter W. Cruttenden
Jr., hospi tality; Mrs. Frank
Merlo, pu bli city; Mrs. RO·
bert S. Callender, mem ber-
sh ip ; Mr s. George W. Wee-
don, re cording secretary;
Mrs. Phi lip M. Coho\an ,
C(lrte spondins s ecretary;
Mrs. Willi am P. Thomas ,
treasurer; Mrs. Terence P.
Hanna, parliamentarian ;
Mrs. Wi ll iams Kilroy, co-
ordinator, Mis. Geo rae f-1.
Jones, patroness chairman,
and Mrs. R. P. Conn all y.
provisional chai rman .
Baden-Powell School and hgranddauah ter. who is now 234 f . 17th St., COSTA M. ESA. s•a.n6S one ymoonins in Europe.
th e Speech and Lanauage ·:::.::::.::=:::.....:.:.:_:::.::::.__:====================== Developmen t Center. -
A.M. R~INERT JR .
(Ar my, 1942-46 )
The new provisionals In addition to receivina a
OCEAN FRONT
we lcomed into th e SPastic check to aid the United
L~ague are Mmes. Frank Cerebral Palsy Chi ld De ·
Murphy, Mu Bins v.anger, velo pmen t Center, Mrs.
Ed wazd Fretz, Gle n Sti ll well Kotlar also received the
a¥,._A.M. Hill. ke ys to a new bu s "'"tlidl
. -'
Mia. Terence P. Hanna the Leaaue is presentina to
and11ler outgoing board re-1he Ce nter to transport its
ceived cheers £or the most s tudents •
successful year ever. Patronesses wh o were
"TRADITION with o FUTURE
American legion Au~~:ifiery
Newport Harbor
Unit No. ~91
Low
:\'f'•·por• Horlter
A•erleo• LeCI•• Po•t No. 281
215 15th Street
Cost Life Insurance
l.etllonnal .. s
Mewpor1 Beach, California
67J.5070
for
Comradeship and Service in 16,400 Posts
Eliclbilhr-You u~ rliailolr fur n1r mbt:uhip in Tlor
·"m<ericu Lraion if rou had ac1i\f• ud honon b],. mili11ry
Kt\'ict 11 any lirnt-durin& onr or mort of thr loiJo,.·in&
ptriods; April 6. 1917, to ~ovemlHor 11.1918 tWW I I :
A wa rm welcome· awaits toda y's serviceman and veteran at The Amer·
ican Legion's 16,400 Posts. The .. P are in every state and 28 foreign countries
or U. S. territories. By joining a home town Post of The American Legion.
Oecembtr 7, 1941. 10 Sto ptembe r 2, 1945 !W~' Ill: Junr
25. 1950. to July 2i . 1953 !Kotean '''art ; or Au&ull 5.
191W. to date of cn~~o~t ion ol hottilitin u detrrmin~ by
tbe Go~nnment of thr United Statet (\'ieotn"n Ptriodl .
THE AMERICAN The American Legion started in 1919 as an organization of war
LEGION
U/efcome-1
Vets of Vietnam Eligible
veterans and has remained a war veterans' outlit ever since .
When World War II and the Korean War came along, Congress
amended the Legion's Charter to make the men and women who served
hono rably during the actual period of hosliJ ities eligible for membership.
Become a part of a civilian organization which is backing in every
poss;ble way the fight lor freedom for all people.
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WE; Til> OUR HHTS
to the
loyal men and women
serving the cause of Freedom
in Vietnam
~ There is compassion in the
!:!_ hearts of patriotic Americans
for the plight of peoples globally. who
must struggle to attain the freedom
which is ours as a precious birthright.
So und-thinking Americans, young
and old, support your efforts in per-
fonning a sacred duty for your coun-
try. You carry the Stars and Stripes in
Honor; and yo ur victory in Vietnam
will herald the victory of Freedom
over aggression, not just in Southeast
Asia, but throughout the world.
THE IRVINE COMPANY
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TIIIIID $fCTICII --P .. 5
TIIU RSOII Y 1 IIA \'15, 1151
COIIliiA DEL MAll, CALIF.
THE Our
Service me TIME
TO OUR FIGHTIIoiG SERVICEMEiol·
What can we do to help? Send books? Write let-
ters? Call your wife? Or your parents? LET US
KloiOW. WRITE US AT:
Post Office Box 72
Corona dol Mar, Calif. 92625 NOW
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"GOD BLESS OUR
FIGHTING MEN"
GALLER Y AND ART GIFTS
Within the R f!a/111 of
Good and /.as ling .'\rt
8\' C ALIFO RS I A A R TIS "I"S
272\ 2 . Coast Hwy ,
...-T Corona dol Mar
DON BOLTON
3500 E. Coast Hwy,
Corona del Mar
675-1636
"We wan t yo u to kno w that
we ARE behind yo u."
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Than ks, fe!las, for keepin g
it the "il.and of the Free
and the Hom e of the
Brave."
"BEI NG :U WE'R F I'\ 11.
LET'S WIN I T !"
2732 E. Coast Hwy.
Corona del Mar
Phone 6 7 3·7 336
Conner Plumbing
3216 E. Coast Hwy.
Corona del Mar
Phone: 673-7815
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"We want ,you to know that we
apprec1at e your mvesung vour
llves and your t1me for our. future "
KAE EWING .
3800 E. Coast Hwy.,
Corona del Mar
675·3663
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2700 E. Coosf Hwy ., (orono de l Mar
P hon e: 67 S.050 1
"We arv proud of you tiefe nd;n~ o~r be autiful
counl r\. Gvt it Ol'er soon, and come ho ,.e.'''
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2731 EAST COAST HIGHWAY
Corona del Mar
673·7930
"NO SU BSTITUTE
FOR VICTORY "
DICK KUHK'S
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DEE COOK , Owner
3537 lAST COAST HIGHWAY
CORONA DEL triAR, CALIF .
TEL! rHOME OR ;olo 3·7530
"You are our ·
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in Ame ric o, ond we
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we are wo rking foe you.
hoping for your early
return bac k home ."
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3645 E. COAST HIGHWAY
CORONA DEL MAR
673-5096
GOODBODV
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3200 E. COAST HWY ,
CORONA DEL MAR
673-9605
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On-the-job trainees feted
The Bualneu &. Prorea·
aiVftal Wamcn'a Club or
Newport Harbor 1\oatcd 30
c ........ l youn a ladiea, all busineu
atudcnta or Costa Men,
iiewJIOft Harbor and Corona
del Mar Hiah I at
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TO THE MU
diMer he\d May 11 a\ the
Men Vcro l' Country Club.
Theu s tudents are pu-
tici patina in the club' a on
the job trainina pro111m by
spendina one day a week,
du.rina the school somesl.et,
in various field• of buai•
ness.
The student• receivd
certifi cates of complctio,t
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WE ARE the envy ef every country In th • wotld. -
WE HAVE MOre MMey, MOre ft..dom, friO,.
inclepen4ence, lower tona.
LET US AM ER ICAN S appr.clote whot w• hove •
W ..4.LUCE CALDERHEAD
.J~r
3123 !. C.n t Hwy Ploe•• 673-22!0 c.,. ... HI Mer
II THE SERVICE OF OUR COUITIIY •••
from Mrs. Jean Del Guidice,
on the job trainina chairman
for BPW, who beaan her
proaram in February. This
project was taunched some
years aao by BPW members
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
Thank you for lhe insuranet
you art pro viding
against the pe ril
of atheistic com muni sm
ED WA RD
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Joy & Renfro
333 N. NEWPORT BlVD.
NEWPORT BEAOi
548-1188
Aanc& Blomquist and Mrs.
A. E. Naeacli.
Assistina in the proaram
this year arc Mmea. J. B.
Hamil, Nick Manochi , J. W.
Broback, Vernon Brubaker,
Helen Hedlund, J ohn Palen
anP 0. H. Schlueter.
BRADLEY.fLFORD VOWS
TO BE RECITED IN JULY
A July date at St. An·
drew's Presbyterian Church
has been reserved by Miss
Dana Catherine Bradley,
daughter of Mrs. Norman W.
Bradley of Corona. del Mar,
and Dustin A. Elford, son
of Mts. Joseph Putnam of
Cos ta Mesa. The bride-to-
be was graduated fr om Col-
ona del Mar High School
and attended Orange Coast
Collese. Her husband-to-be
,also attended OCC after
graduating from Newport
Har bor t-l ia:h School.
God bless and protect our .;ervicemen in Vietnam.
Those of us at home know what you ore doing,
and we are gratefuL
A.M. R~INERT JR.
(Army, 1942-46 )
~l.~f!.ONT
THE NEW PRESIDENT Is being toasted troness; Mrs. Robett o. Woodward , ttte
in th is photo of Spastic League members. newly elected pre sident, and Mrs. !Terence
They are, fr om left, Mr s. John Farrer, pa· P. Hanna, re tiring president.
Mrs. Woodward heads League
By Pot Hawl ey Durina the past 1l months
The Newport HaJbor Spas-1 the 3S members of the Spa1-
tic Leaa:ue held its annual
installatioo lun cheon Mon·
day, May 15, at the Irvine
Coast Counuy Club to pre-
sent the new board, towel-
come the new provisionals
and to present checks to
Orana:e County organr za-
ti on s.
The directors v.ho will
lead the Newport Harbor
Spastic League £or 1967-68
were installed by -Mrs. Wal·
lace W. Barnes. Mrs. Robert
W. Woodward is the new
president. Other board mem--
bers include Mrs. J ohn R.
Davies Jr., ways and means;
Mrs. Walter W. Cru ttenden
Jr., hospitality; Mrs. Fr ank
Merl o, publici{y; Mr s. RO-
bert S. Callender, member·
ship; Mrs. George W. Wee-
don, recording secretary ;
Mrs . Philip M. Coho\an,
correspondina: s ec retary;
Mrs. Will iam P. Thomas,
treasurer; Mrs. Teren ce P.
Hanna, parliamentarian;
Mrs. Will iams Kilroy, co-
ordinator, Mrs. George H.
Jones, patroness chairman,
and Mrs. R.P. Connally,
provisional chairman.
ti c Leaaue have netted a
arand total or S14,7SO.m -
an all Lime hiah.
The major ways and means
projects which made thia
possible included the £all
bridge brunch, Christmas
card sales, the remembrance
fund and the annual Neptune
Ball. The entire 514,750
was dis pers cd to Orange
County agencies. Checks
were grven to Mrs. Nina
Mae J,,hnson, principal oC
the Carl llarVf'Y School;
Thomas Wyatt., principal o£
Woodcres t Special Educa-
ti on Unit; Mrs. Ri chard
Ohm, principal or the Hope
Haven Schoo ls; Dr . Theodore
Schoppe , pre sident of the
County Board o£ Directors
of Uni ted Cerebral Palsy
As sociation; Mrs. Ruth
Kotlar, director o£ the United
Cerebral Palsy Child De-
velopment., Sales and Train-
ina: Center; the Providence
Clinic for Speech, Lord
Baden-Powell School and
!he Speech and Language
Development Center.
The new provisional s In addition to receiving a
welcom ed into the Spastic check to aid the United
L~aa:ue are Mme s. Frank Cere bral Palsy Child De-
Murph y, Max Bi ns~anger, velopment Center, Mrs.
Edward Fretz, Glen Stillwell Kot\ar also received the
~A.M. Hill. \I;C\'S to a new bus which
present ror the ye•ly party
in c luded the Mmea . Arnold
0. Beckman, Robert z.
Blocksom, H. Riley Bfi ..
zendine , Joseph Carver,
Lei&hton E. (:rcuman,
Charles R. Crool, Willard
E. Dunlap, William W. Panar,
John Farrer, Ethel B.
Geoheaan, E. C. Harvey,
Scott Homsby, Wilbur Bun
J adden, John Ki llerei,
Ri chard A. Kredel, John L.
Laun, Jr., William Fams·
worth, Rhoda McHie Linder,
M. F. Lorenz, Anita Lee
MacMaster, George Peirsol,
Paul M. Rogers, Arthur
Sanborn, Richard Schu·
ma cher, Lillian Thatcher,
Grace Wedekina:. Arthur B.
Willi s, James Watson Youn&.
Fredri ck McBrien, Clara
Marx Thurner, and Kathryn
D. Wolford.
VISITIIIG Ill ALABAMA
Mrs. Edith Morthland of
Coron a del Mar is visitina
her son and his family in
Selma, Alabama. She at-
tended the weddina or her
granddaughter, who is now
honeymoonina in Europe.
CLUIIII SPECIAL
THURS -FRI -SA T ON LY
LUlU PIM Sltevtltll Dlllltl-lLll
Cull I CIITJ It llllllia II Kt lta
It .til IIIli II Kilt 01111•11. All ltl.d
1-11 H•• CltMt. •• H•• Fltlllld
VAIS CLEAIEIIS
P rof•uion ol Cleoneu Alterotion s & R•poirs
35 12 E. Coo at Highwoy, Corono del Mor
Aero•• from S ee'• Cot~4y Shert
Dri¥e '"pork/" I in ••or
You haven't seen the
new Jaguar XK-E?
Whot tre you wtitlnl for?
1• •:n r ~r :.otat "'-' J••'-'•' il'llrodutflo • ,_ ""'<H'I flvt """' ,,._
l•""!d JlfU., .I(.( COfiWW'fl•lllf. Ifill f ot/IN att io>"-d b)' ln. !Jo<t nd-•
:lo;.( 2 ·2, will! tutom•t~e; ,,..,.rnh;s-. Pkll mo<t hf:ad<OO"' l nc:l ....
room. • tuUr UIIP>Oill.,tO IU•F Mil. J ..re., 0000' t l>d your ei'OICt of M
01)1.0-.1. I •J!Of'>\<lljo; ,,.,,,..,qlot\ >fl p.llCf: of ~ SUond .. O .M Slf"'<...'>"G-
mell\ turbo•
!tptr: A different breed of ctt.
STANSBURY BUICK-JAGUAR
234 IE. 17th St., COSTA MESA, .SU -n65
'• ~~i; ~ •.., n .. · .. ,., Mia. Terence P. Hanna th~ Lea&ue is presentin& to
and~r outgoing board re-the Center to transport its
ceived cheers for the most s tuden ts.
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successful
"TRADITION w;th n FUTURE
Am•riean legion Au•iliary
Newport Harbor
Unit No. 291
~ .. .,.·pori Darltor
A•e rleaa Lell•• P"l Ne. :181
215 15th s., ...
Ne•po tf Buch, Colifornio
673.5070
Low Cost Life lnaurance for
leglonnafNI
Comradeship and Service in 16,400 Posta
Eli.fbllily-You .,~ ri•1•LI~ fur m~mbeuhip in Tht
·"merican Le1ion if yl)u h1d ~er i•t u•d hononble miliury
~n·icf' 11 •nr lime durin1 one or more of the follo•·inl
ptriod~: April 6. 191 7. to .\"o~embtr II, 1918 t """' f):
A warm welco me awaits loday's serviceman and veteran at The Amer-
ican Legion's 16.400 Posls. Th~~ ar~ in every state and 28 foreign counlries
or U.S. territories. By joining a home town Post of The American Legion.
Dffembu 7, 1941, IO 5f'plf'mbf'r 2, 1945 fWW IJ J; June
25. 1950, 10 July 27, 1953 I Korean "'"•rl ; or Au&utt 5.
1964, to date of cuutinn of hottilitiet as detrrmined by
the Go~unment of tht Uni!rd Suttt f\'ietnam PrriocH .
T H E AMERICAN The American Legion started in 1919 as an organization of war
LEGION
Vets of VIetnam Eligible
=... .... ._ C:~r american ILriJIOn .. ·-· ............ €-
veterans and has remained a war veterans' outfit ever since.
When World War II and the Korean War came along, Congress
amended lhe Legion's Charter to ma ke the men and women who served
honorably during the adual pe riod of hosti lities eligible for membership.
Become a pa rt of a civiliAn orga niza tion which is backing in every
poss;ble way lhe fishl fo r freedom for all people.
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to the
loyal men and women
serving the cause of Freedom
in Vietnam
..J. There is compassion in the n hearts of patriotic Americans
for the plight of peoples globall y. who
must struggle to attain the freedom
which is ours as a precious birthri ght.
Sound-t hinking Americans, young
and old, support your efforts in per-
fanning a sacred duty for you r co un·
try. You carry the Stars and Stripes in
Honor; and your victory in Vietnam
wil l herald the victory of Freedom
over aggression, not just in Southeast
Asia, but throughout the worl d.
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THE
TIME Service me '
.TO OUR FIGHTING SERVICEMEN :
What can we do to help? Send books? Write let.
ters? Call you r wife? Or your parents? LET US
KNOW . WRITE US AT:
Post Office Bo• 72
Co•ono dol Ma•, Calif. 92625
"GOD BLE SS OUR
FIGHTING MEN "
GALLERY AND ART GIFTS :hanks, fel las, for keepin g
1t the "t...and of the Free
and the Hom e of the
Brave."
NOW
"~ E SU PPORT I'OU IOO"'o"
lll ithin the R ealm r,{
Good a11ri l"a .~l ing Art
BY C A LI FO R,\j /A ARTI'i.,.S "BEING AS WF.'R E. I.\ n .
LErS WIN IT.'"
"Wt wa nt you to know that
we ARE behind yo u."
3800 E. Cout Hw y .,
Corono cl•l Mor
675·3663
DON BOLTON
3500 E. Coast Hwy .
Corona del Mar
675-1636
2721 !. Cout Hwy.
Corona del Mar
2732 E. Coast Hwy.
Corona del Mar
Phone 613-7336
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32 16 E. Coast Hwy.
Corona del Ma r
Phone: 673·781 5
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appreCJat e your mvestlnp: your
Uves :ind your time for our fulUre."
KAE EWING
Wdlston & Co. Inc .--~_;
2700 E. Coait Hwy ., (orono del Mor
Phone: 675.0501
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"W e rlrf' proud of yo11 de fe ndinf o11r betll~t ifu l
<"Ount ''· Get il rn er soon, and come ho~~tt e!"
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who are back here demonstr:itlnJ: bother
you."
Miss 1\1ujje1 Shoppt ··--------------------------
2731 EAST COAST HIGHWAY
Corone clel Mar
673·7930
"NO SUBSTITUTE
FOR VICTORY."
DICK KUHI'S
Creati ve Framing
-ART GAllERY -
CUSTOM PICTURE FRAMING
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DO IT QUICK II"
DEE COO K. Owner
3537 lAST COAST HIGHWAY
COlOMA DEL MAR , CALIF .
TlLIPHONI OR iole 3·7S30
"You art our
be st inv t st~tten r
in America, and we
"" all p<owl of you."
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"We miss you, and
we are working for you.
hoping ror your early
return back home ."
JU S E. COAS T HIGHWAY
CORONA OEL MAR
673·5096
OOODBODV
&CO.
3200 E. COAST HWY .
CORONA DEL MAR
673.9605
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lHVESTMENT SECURITIES
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TIIIJftSOA 'II,' IIA Y 25, 1967 COIOIA DEL MAR, CALIF.
He Is A Hero
n •••• .,.... a.rl
"''m· 111 ~ • aid A1fllt .. _. •• Aiol!llj,. ,.._ II ~::~~::~~~;::;~· ~. ~-u ~
. --....... -·--· · ••llaijfy li, v-.--• -··~' ··~ ;;;;;..:-'. . <-•. 642·6m <lditoie. e. L lryilll
daya wileD anti-Viltaam dem-ovo. 67J-J468 ........... W... 1 re-
1730 W. C.est Hi .. y ftcbt q 1.u.t &hit couatry and
N•WJM" a..a ita beritlce and trbea IOIM)f' to mate mockery out at tbe
Arnerk:u uniform, Fen'ei.U'a
modesty and aelflHIDHI are •
~I ol 1\10 Ameri..., ftll>lilll
"-0( all ,..ars: ·., • :"
l&> J'prr_!lli 's ·'c~·.U. ~1. TGNY t ER Beach
llteXand'er M. Hstg, ~s ccm -(cenr:rl, re cent ly re elec'ted as pre sident
mandinll officer. said , "Ferrelli of Orange County Council , Na vy League was aU over the battlefield,
checking out the positions, help-of the United Stat es, is shown presenting
===~-ing with the waunded', rallyl.Qg · cer tif iCates· ot ' appre ciation to Rear Ad~
·h1s men whea.Aht ~Viet C0rtg . mi ra l Carlton Jones , left, commande r of
auacked.'' • ,. ... l!f'.s:. Naval ~ea se at Long Beach, and
•:an"t Sell It'!
An earlier comm11nder. U.
Cot Paul Gorman. said. ··When
C all he was with me Ferrelli could
EXCHANGE SP ECIALISTS have wo n the ailver ~i.ar 11 half
Trade It'!
For Fast Action & Results
DOYLE CO. 548~1168 dozen time~; for hi~ devotion to
270 E. 17th St., Cos t a Mes a duty •nd hil'l couraj::r..''
Nnt " hero?
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Captain James Hedrick, commander
U.S. Na val Air Base at Los Alamitos.
Since this occasion, late in April, Admi ~
ral Jooes has been trans ferred to a new
Comma nd at Guam. Captain Hedrick has
retired from the Navy and is now affilia·
ted with Douglas Aircraft C?·
CIIIIEIDEIIT II AilED
AT GOLDEII lEST
Miss Donna Willoughby \)f
Costa Mesa has be en e lee~
ted chairman of the Go lden
Wes t acad~mic senate, sue~
ceeding Hayden R. Williams.
The ll~ember senate re·
presents faculty concerns
to the administration and
board of trustees o f th~
Orange Coas l Junior College
District.
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Support Our Servicemen
IN VIETNAM
THEY'RE
FIGHTI NG
YOU R WAR
TOO!
LET'S WIN AND
BRING T HEM BA CK!
HART'S SPORTING GOODS
BICYCLES -PARTS-TIRES -ACCE$SORIES SITUATED ON TEN ACRES
SPACIOUS 1 & 2 BEDIIM. APARTM!NTS
FROM $140 LYMAN CRALLE, at right, an employee of the build-
The new chairman, English
and speech teacher in the
Golden West commun ications
division, received her under·
graduate degree from Purdue
Un iversity and her master's
e Private Patios e Fireplaces e POOLS • 18 Hole Putting Groon
• Regulatl'"' Tennis
• Sepante Family Section
• Adj. to Scbools 6: Playground
900 Soo Lano, CoiM .,
McArthur.,.... Coest Hwy.
COIIONA DIL MAa (714) 67:1M4$
ing department of the Ci ty of Newport Beach, was top degree from the Uni versity
winner in the rose arrangemen t section o f the 8th an· ;o~r~F~I~o~r;!d•~-~-===-~~====:::::;::;:===:::;;;;:================; 538 CENTER ST., COSTA MESA -Ml 1>-1919
nual Mother's Day rose show in the Pageant of Roses 1 1 c
garden at Rose Hills Memo rial Park in Whittier May B . M ar
13 and 14. J .L. Seppi, vice-president of Rose Hills, uy y
sponsor of the show, is pictured with Mr. Cralle, who • • •
·is cu rr en tly serving as p resident o f the Orange County l'fy f
Rose ~dety. The Boss has given us 48 hours to sell our 'Executive' cars to qua I or
a special banus and we're "rarln' to go!"
HERE WE ARE". HERE ARE THE CARS
WAIUN JOHNSON
'67 CUSTOM WILDCAT SPORT CPE.
~fr 11CIIISUI Awlorn .. oc. -
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NOW ~4395
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NOW
'67 CUSTOM ELECTRA SPORT COUPE
UM MU'TTOII
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RIVIERA COUPE_
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You Can Meet All 12 Of Us At
Newport :Qarbor Costa Mesa
Board of RealtOrs·
Sta , ry
lUlCK e JA6UAI • OPIL e 6MC TRUCKS
234 L 17111 lt. COSTA I liSA . 141-7761
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CIOIIIIA DEL 1M11. CAU,,
A HOME IS OF NO VALUE --
WITHOUT A COUNTRY
TO OUR SOLDIER S:
Stee r a s traight c_ourse, ·keep a tight s hip,
may th e w1nd s be favorable.·
jJnes Realty, Inc.
lill W. llollloo-.,NtwjM!Beoa
PHONI 67WZ10. •
wou ld lik e to commend t_hc scn•irc,
men ror the GREJ\T jo b they're doin g in
\'icmam and we red each cidlian can
con rriburc so m(th ing toward the ov erall
jo b ...... C\"Cn if it's no more than his whole:
hearted moral supp on.
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2407 E. Coast Hi way
Corona !tal Mar -675-3000
2025 W. Balboa Blv4,
Baoch -673-9200
up that mess over there ••••
s -.·eeg out the tras h ove rl'here.
"Thank you," servia men, for fight ins
fo r fre edom in Vietnam and all ov"
the world.
SBIIPLB
REAL ESTATE
OUR HEARTFELT GRATITUDE FOR
THE SACRIFICE YOU MEN ARE MAKING
TO PROTECT OUR FAMILIES HOMES & COUNTRY
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We love our country ri ght or wrong. We will
pay homage ond give praise to ou r "'-" who
figh t for our country right or wrong.
S-LE R!AL !STAT! 67S.2101
2515 E. C..•t H..,., c.-• .W-HORVATH Realty
"Ha ve couroge: for the great so rrow s of
and patience for lilt small ones; and when you
have laboriously accompli shed your daily ta sk,
go to s leep in pecu:e. God is awake."
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SERVICEMEN IN VIETNAM:
WE'RE BACKING YOU 1 P0\11:
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TO YO U WHO ~TR~O GU il RO :
Oanir:l Webster satd , "God grants liberr)•,
on ly to those who lo\"C it, and \\·ho are aiU'ays
ready ro dcrcnd and guard ir."
WE IH 11~K YOU 50LOI ER5, 51\ILORS, M11 RI NE5
LOUIS W. BRIGGS, REAL TOR
J14 EAST ULlOA ILYD., ULlOA
PHDU IJHlU
We1 ·the undersigned, ·know you men in
Vie tn am are heving it tough --wi sh we
cou ld do morel
Gene· Norve tle, ·Mau rie
S oa~ffer, · Horold Ca ldwell , • Ed Hart el,
Rickie· Foulk,. Bell Reese1 • fore nee
Li chler, ·Bobbi e· Riddle, . Earl Gravelle,
BlUie ·Maste n end Don Franklin.·
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SER VICEMEN IN V IET~il .\1!
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"Freedom is not frM, it demands fa ith .. d e'-•
nal vigilance"
AND
There are ti mes when" rnuat fight to preMr..,. it.
WE
Th~W~k God fo r lhoso lwovo ..., who oro O.l .. cl-
ing our precious freedom today .
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IVE ilRE IIHH YOU il ll THE \l ilY FR0.\1
THERE TO HO.IIE iiG ill ~
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Ht chose instead to .. h hi• FR EE .
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LIGAL HOTICI
lllfOIIT IIAIIIDI EIIIQII
11111DIEC1ICII --P•I
H• ai~ns to join Legion
.ftopma to be ';"• first vo-ray hat hi a duet and appli· l.e~an of the V1Citn.trn cam-calion a( the office awai'"'
pllF 1o become 1 m~ber ina the day d\at he comea
oC Ntwport . Harbor Lepon home &o the Hubot uea.
Post 2n . Billy 8UCon Mur-Billy it the aon of t.k. llld
LEGAL HOTICI '-"•· Jook """"'· lOll
pTY OF NEWPORT BEACH. CALIFORNIA
NOTICE OF INVITING BIOS
Cooti dae An.o Costa Mesa.
Hit father h a World WarD
veteren and a member o(
the American LcJion. · He
wu stationed at the Oeoraa
Air Force Sue in Victor-
ville as an air traffic c:on·
troller.
SEALED BIOS will be re eehed •\ the offtc:" of tke Chy
Clerlr., City Hall, Newport. Beac:h, Califorala, uatlllOIOO a.m.,
oa !.he 7th day of Juae, 1967, at which timt~ they will be pub-
licly opned .. d read, for perfohlliae; w_ork -. followS!
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INSTALI.ATJON OF TRAFFIC SIGNALS AND STREET
LIGHTING AT 111 £ INTERSECTION OF SAN JOAQUIN
IIILLS ROAD Willi SANTA RO SA DRIV E AND WITH
MACARTHUR BOULEVARD
CONTRACT NO. 1117 No bid will be received ua)eR!il it is made on a propoaa) form
furtaiMhed by the Public: Worb Depart.meat. Eat"h bid must be
accomp•ied by caah, Cf!rt.Hied c:hedt or Bidde r' a Boad made
payable to \.he Cily of Newport Reach., for a11 amou11t equal to
at l east 10 percn.t of the amooal bid.
Billy is a seaman aboard
lhc USS Conate llttion at
Vietnam, where his thip
relieved the Kitty Hawk. He
enlisted last year •d
went to boot cam p a t San
Dieao.
GLEAVES LOCKER Is pictured here re celvlrtg his
"Dolphins" as a ·submariner.
The doca uaeat11 iacladed within th~ sealed bids wh i("h require
completioa aad .-xr·cutioa are the loll owiag:
1. -Proeos•l , 2. Pa1ef'l -Deatpation of Sub·t"ontraC'ton.
3. Pajlf! 4 -Bidder's Bond
4. Pase 9 -Nou.-collosion Affidavit
5. Pa1e 10 -Coatractor'.!l Financial Stalus
T he documeats shall be ,.rr;x.eU with the •rr••rrilne 11ip;natures
aad titlea of the per80aill .'lignin8 oa beha o 1he bidder. For
co'/oration11, the lliSDatures of the P,..aldant or V/ca p,.alrlant
&o Sac,..torr or AulatGnt Sac:,..tGty are ·requirf'd and the Cor·
poratf" Sui 11hall be aHixed to all do <'omeats reqoirio8 Aigrua-
tat'flfl. In tbe caae of a partnership, the-sisnature of at le!all
oaf.l 81'.1Deral pattal!'r is required, All blda are to be compared on the basil of the Ensineer'~~o
eatimate, The eatimated quantities are approximate only, being
sivf)ft sole\~ u a buia for the compariMoo. of bids.
No bid will be accepted from 'a Contractor .,.,·ho ha11 not been
licenaed in accordaac:e wltb the proviaioo!!l of Chap111r 9, Oi v\-
aioa Ill of Buaiaeaa and Profeuions' Code!, The Contractor
11hall alate hi" licea11e aomber and classification io the propo-
Ral.
Plaas, Special Proviainaa, aad Contract Documents may be
obta\af'd at tbe Public 'lorka Depanment, City Holl, Newport
81'!a ch, California, at ao coat to licensed conlractora. A noa•
refundable char~l'! of $2.00 will be required for each. set of pl .. a,
apec::ial Provi a1oaa, and <'Ontract documt-ntll lor o1hera than
licea11ed contract.ora, It i11 reqoellted that the plana and special
provi11ioa.11 be retunaed within 2 weeks after the bid openhts.
A aon-~fuadable charre of 12.00 will be requirt-d for each set
of City o f Newport Beach Standard Spec ifi cation11.
The City of ~ewpott Beach re!lervcs 1he risht to reject a..n y or
all bids and to ,.·awe any informality in such bids.
Ia accordance IOo'ith tbf" provi11ions of Section 17 70 of the Labor
Code, the City Conncil of the City of ~e.,.·port Beach hu as-
cettaiaed the lf!Deral prf'\'ailin! ralr per diem .,..a@e !!l in the
locnlilv in ""'hich thf" work ;, to be performed for e-ach cra h or
type of worlr.man or mechanic needed to e•ecute the contra ct and
i11 aet forth ia Resolution No. 6519.
A copy of said Reaolution is available in lhe office of lhe City
Clerk 111 the City of Newport Beach.
Th,. lollowins-is the 11chedule of pre1 a il ia! wa8e rates, 1966·
6i1 lor a •elective list of cla.-l!lii!C"ations. To1ether .,..ith th!'
intonnatio11' included in Rt-!Jolution No. 6519, thi!l ~~ochedule is
to b~ <'OD.'Iidered a part of these C"Ontract specificationll,
Prevailing Vl'age Rates-1966.(,7
Cloulllcaflon (S'alaerlv• Llaflnt) (5/J/66/ (S/11671
Carpl'.lnlers 4.83
CemeM Mason Journeyman 4.60
Laborers
General or Con!!ltruction
Asphalt Raker & lroot-r
Flap an
Guiaea c h .. er
Layin&_o( all non·me1allic pipe
Tuoael {;luRilicationtl
3.70
3.91
3.70
3.78
4.01
\'ibratorman, Jack Hamme-r, Pneumali<' Tools,
tc-,c!-pt driller)
O~eratiD8 Ea(lineera
4.315
(7/1/66 )
4.38
4.62 ....
4.97
5.16
5.16
5.26
Oiler aad •ignalmau. {Group 1\
Slr.iploader lle" % fcl.) (Group 2)
..... _.. Ckh , (Grnp 3)
haatrum1!'111lmU (Croop 4)
Grade C ... ~k~r (Groap 5) Paveme•t-brea~er operator (Group 5)
Gr~de-all operator {Crou p 6)
4.8~
3.BS
4.06
3.85
3.93
~.16
4.4445
{7/1/67)
4.53
4.77
l!o.Ol 5.12
5.31
5.31
5.41
He's serving on submarine
CDiol HIGH TRIDENT
WIHS SWEEPSTUES
After spendina a couple or
years on a destroyer Gle ...
vea Locker, 32, became in-
terested in submarines.
took. te s ts, studied and now
is a submariner on the USS
Archer Fish.
Gleaves, the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Forrest Locker,
227 Monte Vista, Costa
Mcu, has spent 10 yean
in the service; and now, at
32, is thinkina or mak:ina
this his career.
He wa1 born in Cotta
Meaa; auended McNally
arammar school ; Harbor
Hi&h, where he played foot~
ball; and spent a year .,d
'a half 1tudyina peuolewn
enJincerinr at Oranae Coast
Cotlcae. The Corona del Mar HiJh
Sch ool paper, Trident, cap-He is now a lat Clan
tured the sweepstakes Elecuician, based at Ha-
waii. award in the hi ah school
division at the annual press Mrs. Locker uid, .. 1 was
day at Cal Polytechnic Col-complainins and ulc.ina him
leae. Pomona. why he wasn't a chief after
The Trident won ov er sM S years with submarines,
Gabriel Hi&h School's Mata• and he said there were some
dor, Colton's Pepper Bouah,, ~o had been in the s~r
and West Covina s Spartan VICe for 17 years and sbll
Shield The 4 schools had haven't made I st class. So
earned. the riaht to compete I found out it was quite a
for the sweepstakes by feather in h.is cap."
winnina fiut place in their Gleaves h.as been at Viet-
respective divisions. nam and toured all' over the
IIEMOIIIAL SEJIYICE SET FOil TOIIGHT
South Pacific wh.ile on the
submarines USS Red Fish
and USS Mederaal.
He came home a year aao
at Otristmas and aaain in
April, when h.e visited a
lot. of hh old frinda ... Na
does.n't write much," hla
moth er aaid, "but h.e calls
me and then I know he'• all
riaht and I &et to hear hit
voi ce.'"
Gleaves son. Mar, who
lives in Oklahoma with his
mother, was baptised 4
years aao in San Diego, the
fi rst baby ever to be bap-
tised on a Navy tender.
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'Po boot .dl•ou•tl•IJC*P
of &ho Prionda or &1M Newo
port Booch LlbcUJ will
n:Miet 1t 10 a.m~ wednet4Q.
~y 31, at Mariner•• U·
bruy to dhcuu Vikt.q_r E.
Frankl's "Man's search ror
meaninr."
irvine Wallace's "Sunday
Gentleman" will bo discus·
sed at the June 21 mutina.
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SUPERIOR EMPLOYMENT AGEN<;Y
1157 HerMr 11"4., C.ato "-••
Mrs . Richard .!B;e~om;i:th~w=i~l~l J~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ lead the discu~alou .
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A salute to our son
CAPT.
JOHN WAYNE WA
Ralph and Lucy Watson
owner• of
WATSON APARTMENTS
On the Ocean -Vocatio, Rental.!
3503 -3505
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REEF· APARTMENTS
Te•matera
Dump Truck Driver (Leu than 4 yds )
Water truck driver 12SOO gal. lo 4000 gaL)
(S/11661 4.35
4.:13 (SIJ /66 }
5.15
(7/l/66)
6.11
(5/J /671
4.50
4.68 (S/1 167)
5.15
(71 11671
6.55
The Golden Harbor Wh ite
Shrine of Jerusalem wilt
hold a memorial service for
dep&Jted membeu of the
Shrine at 8 p.m. today, May
25 , at the Newport Beach
Masonic Temple. Mrs. Carl
Hood will ha,·e chuae of the meetina.
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Mr. and Mu. Gil bert Seal,
Buildia_J: ••d Co11attaction trade•
Bri cklayer & Stone Maaon
Elec tri claa
head officers, who recently
returned from the Supreme
Stuine in Kansas City, re·
port the fo\lowina appoint·
ments: Mrs. Harry Hilliard,
honotina Golden H&Jbot
Shrine u district chairman
of membeuhip; Mu. Ethel
Christian of Santa Ana Da·
mucus Shrine, deputy of
District 4. and Mu. Fleta
Schuth of Fullerton Shrine,
chairman of ma terial objec·
Journeyman Wireman
Lather
p lli!llerfl
(41211166 )
4.765
f7/I/66J
5.22
(71 1!67 1
5.33 Jounaeyman -Spray
Pipe uadn Plumhe~ 5.55 5.64
1\nv clauilication omitted he-rein shall be 1he pre-•••ilin@
cra ft rate.
O•·ertime, Sunday aod Holiday rates are a1 pre•·a ilin8 crah
r11 1e111.
Pu bl ish: May 25,
CITY OF' SB'POR T BI::A CH. C.-\LIF'ORNI."
Laura La,11.ios , Cit•· Clerk
1967, in the-:\e,.·port Harbor [n!!lign · tive.
Peals
That Crossed the Delaware. • •
Thr j:l:reo.t brouae note• that run p: aero. the
l.kla"'·are on J uh· 4, 1716 are tlill travelinl' ;.n·ro,;~ the wo rld. The~· arr rin,cin,: in Bndapeat.
They ""' ~undinp: in men's h f'a rb in Eaat
Brrliu, U '~tfliUW, Pr11F'1e, Pekin,c . , . whe~ver
mrn atul "'omen "·ould be free. After 191 \'tart,
thia oM BeH in Philadelphia tlill impel.· man·
kiml 1'\'f'r~·where to break the bond~ or &erfdom
111111 I~ runn~· in our time.
LET'S GET IEHI.D GUll
SEIIYICEIIU FOil A COM,LlTE
YICTOIIY Ill YIETUII
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Th is is the gift that can't
be bought.lt is purchased
each doy by our brave
young men who stand on
the front lines in the
bottle for freedom. "God
bless them every one,11
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