HomeMy WebLinkAbout1967-07-20 - Newport Harbor Ensignpt. Center
A preview of new develop-
mcntt for 62l~acre Newport
Center will be pruentod
this Friday by lhe Irvine
Co. in coMcction wi lh
pound breakina and ribbon~
cuuina cercmoniot.
Willi .n R. Muon, prui·
dent of lho Irvine Co., will
announce the latest dc.--
velopment plana at a 3:15
p.m. preu conference at
the Newporter Inn. He wi ll
describe details of the fi-
5 POUCE SUSPENDED
The Newport Boach police on charau ranainsfrom pas-
department has cloud out souion of marijuana to
its intra-department in-lack of parental conll ol.
veatiaation into charaoa of One and a half pounds of
improper police conduct marijuana was confiscated.
dwina • July ~ narcotics or the 3 adults anested,
raid on the ''Animal Farm,'' only Lucille Reyno ld s, 18,
9SS W. 16th St., West New-of Ri ver~ ide is be ina tried.
port HciahLI, with tho aua-Her preliminary hearing is
pension of 5 poli.cemen. set for Monday, July 24, in
Two of thou: IUapended Nc:wpon-Men Municipal
were hiah1anldn1 officou Court. Charaes aaaintt the
and 3 were patrol officers . 2 men were dro pped.
The suspensions ranpd Police Chief James B.
from 5 days to 10 daya. Glavas announced that he
Police declined to identify does not intend to comment
the men. further on the orriccrs'
A.ction wu taken aaainll conduct but that in their
the ofriccrs followina sub--"completely frank and in
miuion of written rcpoJlt several catet, shamefaced
on the ir action• and lie statements," he hopes,
detector testa. ..the public will recoanizc
Sia law enforcement the ability and willingncu
aaencict were involved in of the department to take
the raid. ·Three adult.a and proper disciplinary action
26 juvenile. were utctted as a sianal of strcn&th."
Tyke on trike hits car
At the sound of acrcechina
Varitypiat Barbara Ha~ward brake I, Mra . Hayward,
had the_ un~sual e1pcmcnce mother of 2 younaaters,
o ( acttiRI IR type the ttory turned lo tee her son Brent
of her own youna aon'a hit the left front f~ndcr of
acciden! for this iuuc ol dle car, driven by Mu.
the Enstan. Lorraine John of nearby
Tbe trike mounted •.,-ear-Viola Pt. '
~W ~-~J .~-,: Yo•• Brfnl (~ce.i.Y¢
rnchned dnveway oppot1 te cut abon bit rijbt eye and
the Hayward home on btuiaoa on hi a lea and arm.
Fernhcath Ln. in Costa More abak.en than hurt, hia
Mou late Monday artemoon tobbina touched the heart
and into the palh of an or Mrs. John, who aavc the
oacomina cu. youn1 boy a dollar to bol·
RICHARD CARROLL FREY
of Costa Mesa, senior chief
machinist's mate, U.S.
Navy, has received a letter
of commendation from Rear
Admiral E.B. Fluckey for
meritorious service aboard
the nuclear submarine U.S.S.
Barb during the sprln9 of
19bb. He Is now a Navy re-
cruiter at Norfolk, Nebr.
Senior Chief Frey, a member
·of Newport Harbor Le9lon·
'Post2cn, Is the son of Mrs.
Lonalne Frey Owens, who
Is president of Newport
Harbor Letlon A~xlllary
2~ and secretary of the
Post.
ater his eouraae.
Cotta Meu police did
not cite rvtrs . J ohn.
2 TOPLESS DANCERS
011 TRI.t.L IH C.M.
Tho jury trial of 2 topleu
dancen accused of lewd
and auJ&estive dancina in a
Cotta Meaa bar continued
into its second day yester-
day in the Newport Meaa
municipal court.
On Uial arc Maida Rondas,
23, or Huntinaton Beach, on
a chuae of lewd conduct
and indecent exposure; and
Peau Allen, 22, of Santa
Fe Sprinas. accused of
lewd Conduct.
"HIPPIES" OM FILM
Tu.eaday evenin&thowin&a
or films are scheduled
throuah Auaust at the Ameri·
can Opinion Bookttorc,
193• Harbor Blvd., Costa
Meu. The film for nut
Tucsday, July 25, will be
••The Hippiea." All Show•
ina• are at 8 p.m., and arc
free to the public.
5T111GR.t.Y ST1HGS
A uinaray fish in the
wat•• otr 8i 1 Co ron a
Beldl yesterday smna
swimmen John Bronton,
11. of Ponufta ~d Salley
Kni•t. 11. of Cotta MesL
Bolh wet• truted at Hoaa
teleue4.
Ills .,oup, In pr.;.a1101 fa< 1111 CIMIII•t SIMII -
daulc, to 111 111114 1ft 1111 1111r .., Sorldlr, Jolr u.
PlciiHitl ..... ,_loll, .. Ltlllt llts-.. ,-
-ftrlt lltl t1 fttlllll hi t.at rolf's Fllgllt; o-r
~~~~ •. 1a11 ,..,.. wt-; Lin• "ft.,, lllss
nancial plaza 10 be c:oo-
atruc::tod near the medical
b.lHdiria on the eaaterty
1idc of Newport Center Or.,
which cncirclca Pathion
It land.
Thi 1 ~story dan tided
structure, &o be called Ir-
vine Tower, will bouse lh.c
Irvine Co. hcadquutcra,
and aho • variety or rc-
aional bankina, lcndina and
uoclt brokeraac finna.
Followina the presentation
at the Ncwporter Inn. there
will be poun~breakina
ceremonies for the Irvine
Tower and a aiant-size rib-
bon cuttina for the medical
buildina.
With Fashion hlan.d aJ.
most completely leased 1nd
preparina for the September
openina, the'attention now
turns to development plln.a
for the remainder of the
huae N cwport Center com-
plex. Amona the key deci-
sions yet 10 come ia the
possibili ty of locatina the
City of Newport Beach
civic center in the Newport
Center areL The civic ccn·
ter locaDon it under ttudy
by ci ty and Irvine official a.
FESS PUIC!R FNoiiLY
MOVE$ 11!1.11 C.t.MPUS
If anyone apott a coonskin
cap or heart of any bear
raucllina. chancea are
they'll be o~t around the
UC I area bccaute movie
star Feu Parter hat just
moved hit family from Bel
Aire to 11862 Mann, lrvino
Center.
Feu Patker i• &be atat of llooO.i<ol __ _
was the nry ramo.a ()ney
Crockett charace.r. Mra.
Parker it a former actreu.
The family includes a boy,
Elie, aae 6, and a dauahter,
2~. named Ashley.
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THE "X" MARKS the spot where the 9--story Irvine
Tower will be buill adjacent to the roadway that en-
circles Fashion Island. Ground-breaking ce remonies
will be held at 4:20p.m. this Friday. The huge Fash-
ion Island building in the foreground Is the Broadway
store. The other major structures are the Penney store,
Robit:~son's, and Buftums' at the far end of the mall.
<Garth Chandler photo. I I
TOPlESS PERMITS GRANTED
KENNETH
Kenneth Hannaha,
appointed finance director
c:l the city of Newport
Beach, died Sunday, July
16, at a Costa Men Con-·
valcscent home at the aae ol
42. Death wu attributed to
a brain tumor.
Mr. Hannaha, a ruident of
415 Irvine Ave ., Newport
Hei,hts, was a Navy veteran
of World War II. Followina
the war he worked. for the
Bank of America for 6 years.
Durina hit term as finance
director for the city, from
February, 1952, until 4
years aao, he converted ·the
finance department from
hand postina to machine
bookkcepina operation.
Hit appointment terminated
the election or city lrtl·
surer. matina it an appoint•
ive potition. Alto at that
time, lhe county beaan to
collect &aut for the City. ""' .... .1•• ~II! had been wortina··ror ~
Yant Corp .• tluiW.n or ••
Wettcliff residential area.
He had been a Newport
Beach reaident for 21 ycau.
Sutvivort include his wife,
Costa Men City Counci I
arantcd 3 out of 11 applica-
tion• Monday for live enter·
tainmcnt pennitl. or the 3
women· applicants, 2 lle
employed at a wPleu bas.
A Superior Court mandate
requlfl na the CoUPe i I to
either iuue permit• for l
of the applicanta or appear
in court July 21 to sh ow
cause why it had not,
provided the needed lever·
aae for dancer Ruby Cwtia,
23. of Lakewood and
Betty G. Tull, 28, of Lona
Beach to act their pcrmill.
Because of previous ar-
rcttl and conviction•, the
third plaintiff covered by
the court order, Vir&inia
Underbill, ll, of Santa
Ana, was turned down .
Councilmen alto approved
a temporary pennit for
Elva E. Bokenk.o, 32, a
mother of 5 children, when
abe uplained the reuon
for an apparently in accurate
Betty; 2 dauahtcu, Merilee Hstina of her founer em-
and Ginaer; and his mother ploymcnt on a Coats Meaa
and father-in-law, Mr. and police f01 m. The. divorcee
Mra. Harry Peter of Newport taid she fot"IOt to tell
Beach. police she wu workina
Service• were held Tu.et• under her manicd n1me at
day, J•ly 11, at Pacific lh• timu coveted by the
Vi.•w C...CMy 1114 ........,. applic.Uoa. ·
~ *• •• Or. In-. tett. to lhc Council,
Raymond I. Brabml ollici ... tb.e aiMed h•r daacina
tina. The family .UIIelh would be done fully
thuac ..-.ial\:ua may mate clothed.
mcf"'.nrial coot.libutions to Coata Mesa Police Chief
the Hnea l~osr:·i ta l Puil~ins Roaer Neth hat said the
Fun.J. live entertainment 1ppli·
court order forced him to
vote the way. the jlldac had
dictated, and not "as my
conscience dictates."
"My 1 tandard of motali ty
is probably different, .. the
Councilman said. He voted
to aive pcrmi ts to thole
topleu dancers who met
l:he requirements of a police
backaround check.
In an effort to head off
future 2 how ''spectacles,"
CouncilrM.n Wilson asked
that live entertainment per·
mit applications be mov ed
in the aaenda schedule to
"juat before the end of
that word, adjournment."
The council approved the
motion.
Here is a aummaay of the
votins record of the coWt·
ci lmen on the applications:
• Mayor Willard T.
Jordan voted with the
majotity every time for l
permit apptovala, 2 denials
and 7 defcnals. The de·
fenalt ue awaitina tcporta
fr om the u ate operated
California Identification In•
vestiaation and the Federal
Buaeau of lnves tiaation.
• Calvin F. Buck voted
wi th tt1c mayor.
• Alvin L. Pinkley voted
as.ainst 11antins a permit
lo Ruby Curtis but (Of the
2 othea permit approvals.
• Robert Wi !son voted
with the mayot.
• Georae A. Tucker voted
aaainst 2 of the permits,
voted for ~s . Bokcnko's
request on the suen&th of
bet promise to the Council
to da'lce fully clothed.
ART CUBBAGE DIES
Muonic aerv1cct
held SatUJday at
Broe.dway Chapel in Cotta
Men for: Arthur Cubbaae,
former Newport Island
teaident, civic !cadet and
political fiaure. lnurnment
was in Harbor Rest Come-,.,..
He died July 12 · in
HuntiDJ$011 Beach bo.pital
at ttle aae of 77 , followin1
a Ienathy illneu.
Survivora include hi a wi re.
CDM PLANS PIRATE DAYS cations do not specify
topleu or non·toplus, be·
cause that it not the con·
cern of his department.
However he undeutandt
the majority of thote apply·
ina will be topleu danceu.
Joaephinc; 2 dauahtera,
Mrs . Blanche Brown and
Mrs. Jo Euenwillet; 5
grandchildren and 9 areat·
pandchildren.
Savinaa. who ia in charae
or the queen selection,
uid that contestanta must
be unmutied and in the
16-21 aae bfacket. Selection
will be made Friday. Aua.
25, on Cout Hwy. at the
Daniab Coffee Garden.
Mia. Dorothy Hudcutle,
in charae o( the merchants
promotion, wi II report on
the Pirate Oayt plans at
the inatallation dinner lobe
held Friday, July 28, at
the Irvine Coast Country
Club.
aucceufully carn~d out ita
objective o( election ol a
board of freeho lders , and in
19S4 a city charter was a~
proved by the electorate.
\h. Cubbaae res ianed ••
Corona del Mar Pirate
Days wi II be held nut
month. Auau•t 24, 25, 26,
accordina to incomina
president G. Hubert Peirsol.
The event wi 11 coincide
with the annual Kiwania
pancake breakfatt to be
held by the Corona del Mar
club. Land transfer is asked
Out of the II applic ant"'
Monday, l emp loyee• of
toplcu bar B1by Doll a.re
named u plaintifh in the
writ of mandate issued in
Su~riot CoUll.
City Attorney Roy E.
\it. Cubbaae was a lona·
time reaident of Newport
Ialand, before movina to a
mobile home at 16444 Bolaa
Chica, Huntin1ton Beach.
He was an active member
of the Newport Island "'s sn.,
and helped in the develo~
ment of West Newport's
''wadinK pool park" between
36th SL lll.d JA Eh SL on
Newport Bl vd.
pteaidcnt ol the Leaaue
catly in 1954 to enter the
City Counc1l race. A split
1n the Lcaaue prompted
him to withdraw 11 a can·
didate, and in the aubte·
qucnt election Mn. 'E.daar
Hill of Lido hie and Hana
Br own& of Balboa Island
were elected, ddeatina in·
cumbent Leatel ltbell and
candidates Mu Sturae• of
Lido hie and Richard Hil•
liard of Corona del Mar.
One hiahliJht of the
Thuraday, Friday and Satur-
day town-wide jubilee will
be the namina of a Pirate
Queen to C&n'}' the title of
Min Corona del Mar for
the comina year.
J . Robert Paine of Mutual
A patch of City owned
tand, prone t o collect
weeds, debria, and drunkt,
at the cut end of the 1700
block of W. Balboa Blvd.,
Cenual Newport, should be
twned over to private
ownerthip, uaucs Robert
HaH million contract let
Babcock Elecuonict Corp .
ol Coata ~eu hu betn
awarded a contract in u.•
CCII of 1515,000 by the
U.S. Army for radio c~
mand control equipment,
accordin1 to Moody Besan-
con, prealdent.
The convect c:o.,.ra the
proc:wement or rldio c~
mand control •Y•"-• ror
uu in unmannM tarpt
dron ... · Thi• ie 1 fo11ow-
on order for equipment pte·
vioualy developed by Bab-
cock.
Babcock spocializu in
tbe d .. ip and manufacture
ol remote control aystema,
eleetr oa.ic acorina aystems
(laiat~istance indicatou),
cou,Dtermeuurea aystema,
by~PK• C<XmiUDicadont,
lllld blp1oli ttl>i llty tUtd
... .,.1 ,.,oat •leccr~
_bul .. l nl.., •.
JI:UJI •• ,
Itt Fllltlt ,_ .. J~sltr1111MI•IJift .ttarlllr O..ai
of c--; Datta L"' ooiNcau hi 1111 llln ll...,oot
Ctrlltst; Pal so, ... , wllo -lft MCOIId 1ft !at r ... s
race; ·.,d J• llltwtt•, fltlnctn.CC.. -• pltoto.t
McCiceary, 1725 w. Balboa June explained to Council·
Blvd., in a letter to lhc man Georae Tucker that
City Council. if the Council were to ianore
Cleanina of the 100 feel the mandate, the y would
of land, althouah owned by be subject to fine or im-
the City aince 1905, has priaonment.. 01" both.
fallen upon aunoundina "We have no choice.''
property owneu, he claims. Mayor Willud T. Jordan
What was intended u an uid.
acceu route became u ae-Both he and Calvin F.
leu in 1930 becauu the Barck, vice-mayor, ue or
land was ro-subdividcd, he the opinion that when the
wt itu. city appeara in Superior
Jamea P . OeCbaine, 14· Court July 21 it would be
miniatrative auiatant to
the city n.naaer, uya the
Cow:~cil will consider Mr.
McCieeuy's tequnt at the
July 24 meetina.
He wu an oraanitina
member and ch after presi·
dent of the Harbor Ci tizen5
Leaauc in 1953. The Lea·
aue was then described as
an "m&anization in search
of candidates.'' lookina
forward to the 1954 City
Council election.
No. I proj ect of the
aue , however, was the ci r-
culation of petitions for
election of fteeholdell to
dtaft a charter ror the ci ty.
The charter form of aov ern·
ment had been narrowly de·
(ea\ed in the Feb. 8, 11~49,
election. The new Learue
He wu a past worthy pa·
tron of Eastern Star end
put master of the Masonic
Lodae 1n El Serena, near
South Pas adena, before
movina to Newport Beach.
He served u credit mana·
aer for 1 Los Anaelea fi.
nance finn before hi t retire-
ment.
FLY TO !UROrl 1'01
2-MDMTH .t.UTO TOUR
better LO have tUonJ CIIOI
for 2 defenala and 1 denial
on the baaia or police record
checks than to defend a
blanket denial action by the
Council on the buis of ~~~~; .. ;:.:.~ ..... -:~~~i~ Ralph Klages dies at 63
Piak.ley, commeatina on fie View Memorial Park.
Jiu tc H« Mcxtuary Wll in
chuae o! ananaementa.
Mr . mdMrs. Lynne Ho .... a •• cowt cn.r. aaid. "It' I Ralph H. K lap~, 6), of
and Pasadena friendl, Mr. tiu _, atud ror what tbe 1600 Coral Pt., C.hfT Haven,
and Mrt . Donald A. Wataou, hOPit of tb.ia City upec& suffered a fat•l heart attack
are on a l1'R011tb aato tour o( u1.u Sawrday, July 15, at hit SUSAN l.t.STIA.t.ll Gin in Eura,.. Thty new from ne C0t1111cit should .. tate home. I .A. DIGIIIIM JrM,TH
Loa Anaet11 lat.ematioa,al It all ~, •-to lbe •-," .... •-..... __ 1 ... .. -~ -.. Mr. Klaaea was born in St. Susan Spaldin1 EaatiUft, "'arport to ""'"•'•~. P c.-,·r ., .. ,,-, ho oal' · -• ~ 10 '-•1 -~ -Lou it. Mo •• and waa 1n the dauaht• of 1'4. and Mn • ..., up a Cit "'"• ..... n ,...__cllm• Bob -~-~ · 1 · u ~ .......-"' Oauce buineu fc:.-25 S.B. Eutmllrl, 105 Via ... en trave 1 to potD VI --· him ~~. "L•~• 10 1 1 • -...,...1111 ' yaan. Uf"T nt M superY • Havre, Lido lale, bu be•
anter .. t. for tllolte .. •• eor for Pacific finance fot ..-aduattd with a B.A. .,
Their itinerary &aket &hem Altb.oaP ttemly oppo .. d Southern C&Ufomi., After II"•• Ia madMutica r-
10 Aachen ia Oenuny, Lu-to J'Mtiaa l*'ll'ita .for r1 tirina from that bMiMta Pti"cipla Colle11 at II111L.
emboura, Parit. Orleua, &opleu d•c•• and •otan1 he end bit son Wlftt Into &he lllinoit.
Mldrid, Liaboa. O.ana, 11alaat *• lliMIDCI cOft"' ....... _. · -..· · Sb -• ~-"'I Interlaken, Z•icb, l•a· i d C . ftiU'Iel)' _, ... , tn walttier. • ftl a-to -
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THE NEWPOI;T HARBOR ENSIGN WM M j-..,.. to M • •••·
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C. ll•nl•. oM by re••• tlrler .. f Ia .-JIII..t 1o ,et.JJ all pMIIc
notice• requ ired by I••· ·
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lUUC.tPTfON .ATIJ
Is H•bot Are•:
Out or H•bof Ate~ OM ye•, 14.00; 2 ,.--. 11.00
O.e ,_.,.,, 15.00: 2 )'0••• 19.00
ARVO E. HAAPA, owner and publisher of the Ensign
"TMliiOIKeY 01 OUR UCI"
Bill Farn sworth, president of the Newport Harbor·Costa
Boa rd of Realtors , has some pertinent comments oo the
"tax monkey on ou r back" in the current issue of the
Realty Board "Scuttlebutt." Read it .•• and weep:
FROM THE PRESIDENT'S DESK: Tax auenment
figures just released by Asuuor Hinshaw indicate
County Assessmen ts a re up t71JG over the 66-.67
tax yeor, Costa Meso is up about 12.8" while He-
port Beach has risen over 15"-(My own property
on the Peninsula is auoued 15" higher.) It would
be nice if as assessments go up, tax rates would
came down, But obviously this is not the format,
and even the news papers describe these lneroases
as "windfalls'" for thole who have power to in•
creon budgeta. Newport's announced 3~ hilr.e in
tox rote in spite of ftle "unexpected" (wh ich is s ig·
nificont) assessment increase got my un•mothemoticol
mind to work ing as to haw much th is 3~ increase
actually amounted. Correct me if I om wrong, but John
Q. Taxpayer will poy approximately S416 ,000, or,
(hold on to your hat), a whopping 21.5" mOre for ser-
vices in the City of Newport Beach in 67-68 thon paid
in 66-67 . Furthermore, I om , sure Newport Beach will
no t be unique, and that other communities will fore no
better -if os good!
How c on the real property owner get this "monkey
off his back"?!! With steady increases in oueued
vo luotion yeor oft er year os well 01 steady increases
in tox rote, he is getting the o ld one-twa with little
opportun ity to raise his voi ce and no indivi dual vote.
Shades of the Boston Teo Party, is it any wonder he
is continuously tempted to vote a resounding "no ..
an school bonds or ather such things - no matter how
badly they o_re needed?!!
FROM 'TH E PU81...lSHER'S OESK: Here are: two sugges·
tions ... Keep asking individuals and organizations NOT
to go to Ci ty Counci I for tax funds to fi nance a pet prO"'
ject. •• When electi oo t ime comes around, do NOT vote
for a Council member whose voting record is a spending
record, and instead cast your vote for the Council mem·
be r who talks and votes for economy and tax reduction . • • •
NOT ASHAIIIEO TO STAND FOil PATIIIOnSII
In this day of rioti ng and burning and looting and shoot·
in g, it is good to hear ftom a dedicated patriot who Is
not ashamed to speak for God and country, and for law
an d order. This patriot is James E. Johnson , state di re c·
tor of veterans' affairs, the firs t Negro serving at cabinet
level in California. He spoke last month at a luncheon of
the Federat ed Republican Women of Laguna Beach at the
Balboa Bay Club. He re is a report or. the speech and on
Mr. Johnson's record as published in the Orange County
Observe r, off icial publication" of the Orange County Re·
publican Centra l Commi ttee :
His loyalty to his God, his Country ond his Party
were evi dent in his talk. He hit ot those who defil e
the Amer ican F log and leach disrespect by asserting
that it is "merely a rog " and stomp on it, He told of
severol instances where servicemen demanded thot
the ir flog be flown, even wh en their ship was in
enemy wo1 ers -where the loclr. of t he FLAG seemed
to them to be DENYING THEM THE IR COUNTRY. He
repeated the PLEDGE OF ~LLEGIANCE wiftl such
feeling and un derstanding of each phrase that it b ...
come a living statement -gaining new meaning for
th ose present.
He stated that our Decl aration of Independence was
inseparable with the Bible -that it and the Constitv•
tion were based on the Bible -that without it we
wou ldn 't hove the freedom we hove enjoyed as o
people for nearly 200 years.
~r. Johnson is o family mon, 01 well as on able ad.
ministrotor. He, with his wife ond .C childr«~ reside in
Tustin, though his appointment as Director of Veter•
on's Affairs keeps h im in Socramenf? mosr of the
time, He served his country in the Morin• Corpl far
20 years, retiring with the rank of Chief Worront OHi·
cer. o\s on insurance salesman, he b•come a rn..,..ber
of the e.wclu4ive "Million Dollar Club" within o yoor,
He has been the Superintendent of the Sunday School
of his Church ond o member of Toostmaaten lntemO"'
tional. It is evident from hi s monnet thot he lilr.es
people, and people respond to his fr l..,dllness. The R•
publican Party is fortunate to have a man 1udt 01
James E. Johnson in such a responsible po1ition.
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~ CAN HAJII'IN ol No.,.t Bood, --lh obt•• o1 ... ood• ...., .. lllo ... ,.,. ..
1 "'"' ....... 1o-. "' , .. ullllolloo." a.. -ood .... a, y..,. And1non .dtw. TIM Ollt~ dar. Bob UIJ•••• 1otftd dat .. ,,,.. 11aiaat tbe pn:ttat ll~.rlll
'Thtt new Lyndon Jolmeon po.taae ltamp ._ choice wllh a moral ud 1 'Wn• II d tilltiiM wro&e: •'Tittn will ll.an 10 •oat ...... &.. by la .. ill bit tnDd, Wt doWd aot NtiMt
become • Mriout problem. Aller ttw. .... of UMqUivoe&Jiy dlclica ... 10 .,._..., ....... pa be • u..... Ia .......... crew ....... ,. 10 .. lUlL bat tboold ..,.., f«watd,
complalata that tb1 urnpa won't llkt, tbe lemmea1, then tM Democ:nll tbould be ,.. d*' war of Ufa. •• tt. ia co.. TodQ ....... , ,..,.,, 1 atet , ... , for MUle. '
penunent hu rnacM ubaUitive IUrWYI wbicb eletted and the lllpubllcaa corp~~ buried. oeraed widl. dM .Wlhr of rictical'oaa aolatioa piU'ued O.Ditll BltnboW'ilf W a
iodlcare tb.u the problem Ues DOl wicb tbe · The Rcpublicant euaot wiD wtdlout tht tbe Splrhof.,6 to widat&lad u ......... oae ..,l. .. dlrfareal aadiaoot Mdfaced quaati~.or quality of the aJue or peper. People Soutb and without lbe ~~~ D 1 <nl tt.e &tt.lekof dae oollecll•lat wtaldt it jl< 1 11boot u lib-a modem problem wllea M
are lpiU!ftJ oa the wroae tide! vak-North 4INl South. If tne .... icaal internatioaale wlaloll al• tOld u die ••oae maa one tpob at Olttytburl oa,
In' a poU jutt complclcd amoae tbe aub-would nominate a ..... -~allace lic:Ut or to OODUOl material ddap, YOU .. lbeory now bela~ fo\-o Jane 30, 1962. 91 yean· acr~rs lO our 10 ~ farm mapz~, tbc a Thu~·Reapn debt. CbeJ wouW IWeiP and dae mindl UMI bocue1 lowed. , IDd eiabt moadt1. af1er Lla-
quntiOn was asked: U you bad your choice of the election aDd .-..p lbe Rockefellen. o1 bWDU beiap u well fD Bob'• ••uettlon it IDOfl cola had ...S. btl u..ortal volin~ for one of the foUowina mea. lot Prai-Javita. Percy~ aDd HatAeklt into tbe Dlmocnt errect. hil idea la, tt.at •• ift keephaa with the .... ma--addnllo The ....... al ....
dent 1n 1968, who would you vote for? 1. Party where they belonJ. boalcl tara cleat ... to 11M l• of tla •o&en dlaa lhe dtil ..S•ico co botlDeiiiDID:
Lyndon Johmon: 2. Bobby KCDnedy; 3. Jtic.. Wal~ mitbt ~VIIbty pull out II ~ 1 ca • .. Brother, you had beU•r
hard Nlxon: .t. JtorWd Reapo; S. Gcortt A.epuhhcao Party nonuoa&cd a ·nal ~.-.. tab 1 look It what it bap-
Rom!JtY; 6. Georp Wallace." • live. If it ·~'t, it ia lipiftc ill deatb W111"111t. s T I T E 111111 , penin1 lO you. Y ou"d better Here are the raulta: Wa.Uace---4-t.611JfJ; Wallace W111 ~ any moderate lltpuWicaa .. t into polltict quickt
NIJton-27.2%; R.eaJan-10.8 %; Johnaon-and Joh~ .w~ be reekletcd--uDidl oobody You've 1ot co matt polltic1
8.1,.;; Romney-5.4%; and Kenncdy--4.0%. Jets a ma)Ot1ty m the dectoral ~·Thee ( w first butinou or you're
Doubtleu this is the only aurvey in htstory the eJection would bt thrown into tbe ~ .... SIBllf• Ja'p Sc .• HIK yo · to have a buti·
which hu thown an Incumbent Democ:rat of Representatives where each lUte would pt •r 001 IOinl
President runnins fourth in the South or any-one vote few its choice amoa1 the three ludint: nou.,.
where else, and with only' a.t ,.; of the total candidates., and anythitls could taappm. Tho State Senate haa yoara. ·No ~ •I~ wh~ I In other words, ho aaid,
vote! And that wu before Johruon nominated Since we now have two parties controlled pauod tho larJoll tax in--talked about It-IDCIIIcllna "About. FACEt" Ho meant
the extreme leftist Nearo, ThurJOOd Manhall, by the Hme intan1Uonal colkctivi:att. we creaae in Calif0f1'1ia"a hi1· tho IDYoraor, financ• diroc• that il was time to halt .th•
10 the Supreme Court. .rhould have a third party, and a fourth or , tory .. 1ft action made nece•· tor OonSon Smith and uvefll tho uond toward• aoclalnm
International Socialist and 10metime Amer-fifth if it takes that 10 Jive the American !sary by tho tS billion bud• IODIIoU -could sivo mt I and wotld JOYornmont If
ican W11ter Reuther has reportedly "de-com· people a real choice:. 1be praeat Democrat pt approved at the end of ainJio Jood re110n for keep-bu1ino11 and tho country
mitted" himself from Lyndon Johnaon and may and Republican Parties are twin piWlitu1el Juno which 1 voled 11aintt ina all ol the•o riow tun are to survive. ·
Nck the propoted "peace ticket"-Bobby Ken-workina for the umc madtm. The tame beca~so it authori&od r11 in effect lonpr than 2 Just 3~ montha before ho
nedynik and Senator ~ulbri~htnik . Reuther re-~abian Socia1ists, international bank~ cartel· 100 much spendiaa. The yells. Ia truth. there i1 made hit American vi1it,
portedly no lonse~ ~ves m Ly~~· Reulher 1sts and world10vennne~t colJectiviltl who Sonale acled on lho taa bill noco _ if ia fact their pri• Nikita Khruahchev told tbe
olbl"' doesGod ~-bel.e1vebe1•.n G~.R,.,thh•ahly pas-now. condll~ bot~cu1Republ1 ocao aodb'-'"~t after rejectins an amend-mary purpose ia to pay off world: "We cannot upo:ct
s• e uuo;ano 1evem eu er. p.rt~e~ ontpart1 arycarew...uDOIJ:UDCe r . 1. 't tb the''BrOWDdeficit.u 'the Americans co jump from
T1le main d~erence between RepubHcans wins, u Ions u they name both DOmiDoes. men~ 0 mn'l to lml e But when tho roll waa capitalism to cormnanitm,
and Democrats IS that the Democrsll are in The mainstreamcn who drowned GoldwaW tall. &nerea•e to 2 yean~
and the Republicans arc out Ordinarily thtt better put on their life belts for the 1961 Virtually every public called oa "?' .amendment for but we can auiu tboir
would be enou,tJ rusoo to vote Republican, swim-in. The "conltructive aJternativa" they ILII;'~nt m~e in s~ppott ~ 2~oar hnut on the tu elected leaders In aivin1
but unless the Rcpublic;an Party offen a real advocate are named Oeortt aDd LurSoen. or )Uatlficat&on of tb11 tl& mcroue. only I Senators-Amerielftl small dotel of
incrouo, by Governor Rea-4 Republican• and 4 Demo-aocialitm, until they sud--
Ill' ud many others, ba1 crau -voted for it. Tho denly awake lO find they
1trcucd the need to pay otbor RcpDblican senaton they have communism.*" LeHers to the Editor olf the clcbtt left to us by opposed it. while the other This ia the abyu to which
AWAKE. SLEEPWALKER arms? Vfbat has happened to God fcx-sivo our apalby u.d oa-<Jovomor Brown. In one Democrats refused to vote Bob Ousan refers. ·Thil i1
Editor of the Ensisn, our moral indisn•tion? 1ilence. I hope every Amer.i-year, or two at the mo1t, at all. tho diutter which the na·
With reference ro .. The Where is our spirit of de--can will so to hh k.no01 1n tbis could and 1bould be Tho taa bill finally paued tion facet. This ia tho rea•
Loa by Ho p" editorial, fiance to evil -lhat spirit prayer, and then atand and doao. To moot OYOry pos• by the Senale wa1 atronaly son why we 1hould make a
"They don't aeem to know which made America areal? be counted, loud and clout siblo continJency, I eaten· opposed by the California "U Turn.""
The Enemy." -tha~ spirit whicb cle~ed Por God and Country, dod my proposed limit to 2 Tupayen Auociation and former Conpeuman Den-
y . 1 up cnme on our Pronttera, Be tea 1 -•· C l"f · 1d L J k wh ~u certAin y wrote a mas· .so that law·abidina citizens t '!'oooney many e .... 1n1 a 1 orn1a a . tc soa, om con-
terplece 'r _rebut.tal to the could live peaceably with 21 I Marsuerite buainoumon. E. von without servativea remember at tho
Sydney Hams th1na. and I one another 10 further their Corona del Mar reprd to tho oJ.cosaive eloquent "'Capitol Reporter:·
want to ~on patulate y.ou productive interests for the SHED LYNDON tpendios embodied in the told this ttory about Rev.
and comphment you for 1ts BENEFlT of so~iety, not Editor of lhe F.ntip. budpt already approved, Muhlen~ra: '"Deliverins his
eJ.cellence. ita downfall . I for one lift It is very clear indeed this taa bill is unfair ud sermon on 1 briaht Sunday
If on ly ow nation had more my voice in praise of our that one of the principal discriminatin1. 11 discrimi· mornina, he wat handed a
editors like you, I think we police officers and thank purposea of the recent de-nato• not aaain•t the vocal nole. He opened tho folded
could reach the s leepwalker, God that they can be de· monsllation at lhe Centwy minority lfOUPI from wbom paper and road tho meuase.
thou&h sometimes I wonder pended upon to be on the Plaza Hotel wu to 1hame, wo hear 10 much, but aaain1t Then to the 1urpriae of his
i£ anylhina possibly could. job, alert and ready to de--humiliate, and ombarraaa the productiYe citizens from contreaation, Mublcnbera
My very best wi shea to fend OUR INTERESTS. the President of the Unitocl whom we hoar _or he·ed -removed hia minittorial
you and all of your wonder· D. Napkie States. Now, I 'NOI'I"t hut.. 10 very little. robes, and appeared to his
fu~;:;:incerely, "FIGHT BOTH SIDES" ~~e a~a:~~ ~~i;:! Tho personal income tax Ooc:kmclad i? th: u:•1'form ?f
Bob Duaan EdilOI of the Ens ian: 10 cmburau Lyndoa~or p.,.. firOYisiooa of Ibis bill will aa. 0 u:er •a U llltoft 1
Newport Beach How would you Uke to haps I abould uy at le11t peoali&e productivity far ~•ol.D~Ioaary. ltl'ftY. ·
PRAISE THE POLICE
Editor o f the f.JlsiiiJl .
Conuary to the so-cslled
di sconcenina report of the
Newport Be ach Police raid
on the "Hippie House," I
for one wish to commend oor
police for their stand in not
allowina this seed or vice
to aet under way in oor com-
munity. One has only 10
read a Hippie newspaper,
"The Free Press," to rea.
lize how vicious and immo r-
al this activity can be in
collect a ONE TiiOUSAND poi nt oot' lhoae inatanccs AIRMAN Of val G: Coffelt rrao tbaa over before in . i;ta.JIInl . ~11 • han~•· tho
DOLLAR REWARD? If you in which I think he should J f M d y California or in almost every mlntaler ntd. My fnonds,
I th l th have en........ • ......... tit•• •-r., son ° 1• an rs. L.-.. , th 1 -1 thoro ia a time to preach can present proo a e .,....,, .....,.. .,... Coffelt Sr. of q33 Joann St. otuvr state .... ow, e am• y . . ,
following report is false, feel embanasnent, if not ' with an adjuatocl JIOU in· and there 11 a limo to fiJht .
the money is youra! shame and humiliation. C~s~ Mes~ ~asl ~eer ~elec· come of tll,OOO a year pays Thit is the time to fishl.'"
For the complete story, Certainly he is muc:h like a teh or dtec n caT ran ng at tS2 in California income H.e miJht . have added:
send £or • copy o£ the July youna boy who, when he SU eSppaArl AFFB, e,xas, asrtaa tues. Under tho bill J'ust Thll ia ,lh, e limo to make a smears ice cream complete· r orce ranspo U T I issue of The Councilot, ly over his race and feeh . · · .. pauod, tbat family would urn. . .
1827 Teua Ave., Shreve• no remorse, needs 10me t1on specialist. He recently pay Sill _ more than When we ~tunk of tum1n1
port, La. (IOC). With these construc tive help and train-ccrnpleted basic training at double. Thit is in addition from, we m1aht well turn
fa ct1 on hand, every Ameri• m1. Lackland AFB Texas. His to a lS~ incre••• in tho back 10 1913, when a demo-
can should DEMAND an il'ftP Should the Preaidcnt not new school Is' part of the 11~1 tax a 33~ increaao aatic · administration i~
mediate and complete in• reel at least tome remorse Air Training Command. He Is in the t{quor taa. arid a plemcnled a''pa~hso deal" v~s tia.ation of this shockina when, while allowina bit a 1%6 gtaduate of Costa 233'-' increaao in the ciJII• ?f rneaauro•, wtucb, accord-.
Situation, and s ubsequent countrymen 10 be killed in Mesa High School and at· eUe tax-and it it without lnl t.o the Defender~ ot. tho
oppropriate penalty £or 111 y· h talk to th -e than a 1mall token Amencan ConsUtuUon, the down·grading of a free . letnam, e • e tended Orange Coast Col· "-· Inc .. have reduced the society. tho&e found re&ponl!ble! head of a criminal contpil'-soaturo toward property tal ·•
It is quite obvious that Quotina br iefly: "The acy and outlinea ways in lege. relief. United States to • debt·
there is a ooncerted drive Councilor baa ab&olute whic:h to help that leader VISITOR$ EMTI:RTA.IMIED The permanent doublins of ridden, conf111od. univor·
aaainst our law enforcement proof that a msjor unit of and his oon1piracy? Should ~ •• Paul William Law• the California personal in· sally disliked and diauuat•
centers to tie their anns the U.S. Army has been a•· the Pre1ident not feel 1ome renee or Lido Isle, Bel Air come tal for familiu earn· ed slave 1tato.'"
that crime may more freel y •i&ned to fight both aides remorse v.f!.en he talka of and p11m Sprina1, entertain· ins over tiO,OOO ia the In this "packa1e"" wore
prevail. This is witnessed of the war in Vietnam. The freedom and offers Ameri-ed at a small dinner party at peatoll linalo blow thit the followins:
by .the rec,ent "stay of exe-U.S. Corps of Enaineeu i• ca•s best ID preaerve the Loa Anaolea Country loJi•lature hat over dealt I. The Federal Reserve
cut!On" m our court of h lp.ona Amer·ocan uoops "peace" under slavery -Club, bonora"na Mr. --• Mrt. be . . Th Act: an unconstitutional California. e . · ·. · not freedom? .. "" CO our It Clb&ens. e
In an effort to check crime , (and also) helplnJ Ruu•a Ye&, he lhould feel r~ Barrie Hopkin• o( Auckland, people of CaHromia ob-surrender by Consren to
ou r fi ne police officers are move aupphes 10 ~e Viet morae; yea. he lhould be Now Zealand. who are on • .vioua:ly did not vote for the intornati~al bankers,
beina maligned and their Cona. Moscow"• b•a prob-•harned, humiliated. and erJ)P 2-month tow of U.S. and anythins resemblina thia of ow •overelsn power to
activities distorted by those !em of the war has been banuaed. However, unlike 'Canada, and Pttbor Neal kind of punithmont last control ou.r cDIIoncy.
who cannot properly rune-the problem of ~uppl~ina the those who appeared at c ... Lawtc~nce of SL · Annlms November, and 1 could not 2. Tho Na~ional Municipal
tion in a moral religious Con g ... To wh1p th11 prob-tury Plaza, J do not wa~t CO Priory of Tokyo. Japu, and did not Yote for it this Loasuo, wh&ch reprountt
society. One should not be \em, a lfe&t military h~Jh· embanau iMoccnt ~~lo; who lt on 1 1pettinJ tour. July. 1ubversion of JOVerM'IOnt tt
led ID believe the reports wty is under construction, I do not want to hum• hate localloYols.
as written, fo r seldom is with connections to Moscow the fine police offic,rs of LEGAL MOT1CIE LI!GAL. MOTICIE 3. Tu free foundations,
the •ide of the police report on one end, and connectiona Loa Anselea; and I do n~t ORDINANCE NO. 1221 lh which are used to finuce · en to the publo"c only to y · tn th oth r want to ah1me mytelf by (e) Eaforee ... t or . 1• 1 bv 1 IIV • It am on e e · · • . . . AN ORDINANCE OF THE ao.la1, Dip. Dad trailer ,.rk PI0"80CII II ID Ill on,
di storted pictures which do Sc::heduled for completion in aatocta';'DI With ~v~ CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH •od ,.ot.lLIIlo•• NplDtlou:• 4. Tho Forcip Policy
not tell the full story . The the near futwe, thh hiJhwly ~unuta, soctalrltl. AMENDING SEC110lfS 2.12.-SECTION 1. Sae•l• 2.12.010 Auociatlon which conuols
offi cers. resort 10 force will make pouible the rapid h1pptea, and other &liOn-010, 2.12.050 AND 2.11.010 of th. Newport Be•elt. lfnicl• a forei-~licy leadlas 10 ONLY after their orders are . ma\ll of so-called people. OF TBE NEWPORT BEACH ,.t COda Ia .... ded to ,_4, . ~· defied with immovableneu, movement of (war aupphos) Therefore 1 would certaialy MUNICIPAL CODE RELATING 112.12... ..,,,,.. SefMr tateraauoaall•m ud toclat..
foul lan .. •aae and melee on 10 the Viet Cona ... Certain never d~strato nor 1,.. TO ADIIIIflS11lATIVE ~'· ne _.._~1erlpe Ism. -b . .. . DEPAI1VEN1'S Sa 'Y OepotbaiD•t -~ .. Bob 0u • "U " the part of the offenders. usments are . e1n1 con soc1ate with tu.c:b a conaJo.. n. Ch7' COftell of 1M City •• ••,.,...'-'• o U.. Jill ' T'llm
How else can law and order structed by Ruu1ana. Other meration of "lhinaa" in aa of Newpcn S.oell don ordola Mart.• Sefety DINctor. no would cbanp our cooru
be maintained when words usmonu .•. by Americans. effort to omberrau •• Pr• u feJa..., fatedou of die !'jrt.• S.fety awty from thou and other
aiven aa orders are inefre~ And in a few areas Ru ... aidont of ovr country. Raitt-SECnON I. Seetfot 2.12.010 or.,-~~ eMl ~aoledel tobYertin policiot.
live? It is up to the public tiana and U.S. Army ~orton• er, I would u~k co cw10 ~~ ~od~~~':.!:W., .::!:.',"' ... ~ .. ; :"cr. l.r,.~~, .
to allrl.d hy our law enforce-nell work jointly!. .• Appar-o cmb~aaanont, tf lll~t won --,.u.oro .,.,.,..,.,.,0... dr ... t.a. . Good GneJ1
ment, for lhe public will be endy most of the hipw1y· potable, by twU:•aaa at elt......, ITIM od•lat.INU.,. · (.,) E•f..,. ... a or die P'~
the first to f:~ll prey to mali-· . bu 'l m1ny Amorle~nt aa pottibte .. ~. ;, .. Clt,.i144hi4.. •lei-of ...... ' c• u ne DIWI oat of Praace.
ciou 1 vandalism without 11 ~lnl 1 'th' by .tu" on 10 tho folly of tao Pr-ti• tato •• rollowlat deport-.,,...., ~lat., to lila That ftl once tried and Ameucan a ell 1n 1 pr~ dent' II ..a.. · •• of pelille liHelin wt~la ... thc •e wo rthy offi ceu 10 d~ pam to kill American son1 1 prop .. a. ..-.. ...... •• Cl " s-how 1 1 h fend our riJh\1. It takes Th . b r d • were awak•ed 10 ••t rolly. hlWt.a 0.~•1 SEcn3i 4 1\.lo ottll ate 'I u tabo
firm coura1e today to be a e money 11 • liVe . to then not only would ,....,.. rt...oo o.,.,..., eMU .............. oeoe :-::! A raJ .. toae:
police officer. for it cer. be tllftlfe~ed to co~~~~· raasment COilceinbly be ~7..-:-s!!. o,,.,....t oflle .. J .... ,.,... af ... Cit)' •. •• lieu that dae preay I r 1niFDnan 11 I!Dr Jl~l! tainly hal become a thank· UuouJh wh1ch tho m1l1tary reali&ed, bat alto u .. t.. t.a..y o.,.'ll.at . • .. .._ .... ..uu.,. efiHU.,. It blat oa N s'""DI
L/1L lll11.111. LJC.L.nD&J leu job and 1 moat dlftJer-road pa1101, di11uiud 11 PelbtPa a aew OOIII'IIia.. ... •• .,.,..... 10 ..,. .,-., .._ .... ef t .. 1'tM Roct ol Oltlraltar
001 one with their h~nd l 'foreip aid' ..• The Coun· should be fOIIDid for tlae ............... leer.• e•efll•• bm •, "0. 0..1 .. S&oM,u
GOV. lt:OKALD llEAOAN OEOJlOB C.:., JOaDAX, tied by opponints whose cilor haa tho project DIIID"' pwpoll ol ~~~~ltbWDiU• .~;-:-a::••-'1 .~at~ ,..•.:. :=.:-:r -C.8. · it~e&!f:;o~t& ilt!:a'~ ~ ~ec. ~-~J:t ~;; interests are cerLiinly not ,bart and coatract nunaben dna, IIIIIMnuli.,, •d ._. .hPoe ,..C. •• • ... City C..etlef ~ Clly ef S\....--AL-....
rovemment rulet •nd rerula-ue?' it onl)-mMN pojntlnr uppadins to public welfare. lltiJH4 by the Corpe o( reatiall•. We oaeld oall it PIIW.. • .., .,.,..... I" 11 .. ..., ..... MW .:Z .. ,,.... ....-
tiOM and nitpicldng, but In the'tun at ou.r bHda from 1 If one is in doubt lbout Entlneen in tbit prop.n ol *e mED l...pa , • ..,. I&CTIDIII ....... 1.11.110 =...= J-..:•:.. ...... I ....... ,oa 6wiJiow,
apite ot it." ditrerent c.tlrKtloiL" ,,. dto ••Hippie movem•t" do American v. '"Amfric• ...... eon.u.... •I t..:•"::.'T? *'II-Jatp. Jt;;. .., .:. r~:bn--. bJ ........ ol
DB MAX lt:AFPEB'fT pt a copy of their n••~ I a all history laM tltere ....... & wu• "I..,;,J~ =r' :. ,_,, .._ ... ·CW., tht 1• PN .. t JOU
........ ot hltacl 1 w: IBAm .OWAilD. U . :if ~r, uThe Free Prets,n ever bien uytlli~:.: ... 1551 .. ,_., Apt.. I ...., ,_;:liP' ..... AYD; eoft;:!' ·~· ~ea a ll'fla1 ...ula.,
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TAU$ I TA, CDUa$1
Col. Kendall w. £wen•
o( 909 AI-.! Pl., llaal
Blu rr. hat been lttendina a
2-w cek lta(f COWie (Of
aeniot Matine ruerve offi·
cen at the San Oieao Mill-
in c Corps recruit depot. In
civilian life , he ia a pilot
fot Un lled Air lines.
TIMB
a~wu
19th Annuol
IIDIRS/&~ffil~
~IIDmlEmr ~
LFlOlil/RS
FIN E AR TS PMTONSof Newport 6each
will hold an invitationa l preview of Bu f·
fu m's new s to re in Newport Center's
Fas hion Island from 7 to q;30 p.m. Tues-
day, Aug. 2q. There will be ho rs d'·
oeuwes, music on 2 levels, and a fash-
Ion show, entitl ed "Fashlonations of
fall ." Pi ctured here at a recent planning
session and picnic at th e s ite of the new
s tore are, from left, Mrs. Wil li am H.
Mead, party chairma n for the F ine Art s
Patrons ; Mrs. Edwin F. Steen, Mrs. gur-
.ton V. Collins and Mr s . Harvey C. So-
mers, commi ttee membe rs . Invita tions
have been sent to corpo rate and general
members of the F ine Arts Patrons . (Be tty
Koch ph oto.)
•
dllllf 26-BB 8 . c M
fAIRGROUNDS unit o o ......,c_ •• ,_. M_ ... __. project ok'd
ALOHA QUEEN CONTEST Th e Co"' ,\1e u Council
TUESDAY, Jwly 25 approval Mon day or a vari·
Prell mlno rl•• 2:30 p.m. ance aivins the areen li aht
Final• I '''"' to cons u uction of 8 units at
HORSE $HOW$
Twe., Wed., Thurt. • •
IRA
CHAMPIONSHIP
RODEO
Sot. a Sun.-2 ,.m.
Prl. a Sot.-I
1665 Ir vine Ave . may be the
beginn ina for tezonina that
piece of property.
Under Council direc tion to
rezoni na possibili ties,
ptannina depattment
miaht re turn with findinas
which Counci lma n Bob Wil-
100 ductibed aa "trouble."
Councilman Georae Tucker
commended the ptojec ta
planner, Wi lliam B. Bu tedo,
1227 Sunex Ln., Westc liff,
for undertaking a priva t e re·
newal ptoject "without F e·
de ta l funds." At the same
time Counci lman Tucker
called upon fellow council•
·men to c onsider rezonina
the pr operty.
Such an action would e li•
mi nate the need for a var•
iance, Councilman Tucker
araued at the J uly 3 Counci l
rnce ti na., . ~; : 1
Councihnan Wilt on o ~omoo4 ;
up hi5 neaat ive vote on
wh at he feels may be a
case of spot zonina: Miss Randie English
weds Mike Clemence
"You're as kina fot trou·
ble," he said .
BOND PROPOSITION
O.K. IS DUE JULY 26
LIVESTOCK AUCTION
Awctlon Friday, Jwly 21
1·30 , .... a 61:10 p.m.
FRH HI\Wfdii\N
HOL 10/\ Y 'l
: ... . ... ' . . . ' . '
The N ewport-\lesa Unified
School Board meets at 7:30
p.m. Wednesday, J uly 26 , in
the Costa Mesa High School
Lyceum. Approva 1 of an
S18·S20 million bond propo-
s ition wh ic h is being drawn·
up in res olution form by
Supt. Leland Newcomer is
expected.
ClA1'EIOPEH as the date for a pu bl ic
•
Trus tees have se t Aua. 8
•10..ufiWIN ·~:~~i na on the Di s u ;<t bud-
MESA. I
A ... ".
Kirk Ooua las and
Robert Mi tchum in
"THE WAY WEST"
-also -
"AFRICA
TEXAS STTLE"
S teve McQu een
;n
Jl u·Tw• SAHD PEBIL
------------------LEGAL NOTICE
N011Ct: OF' PUBU C HF:ARING
Notice is hereby p;ive n tb•t
th t> Plounini!l Comm il'l!l ion of
th_e City of ~ewport Re•ch
wdl hold • public ht>a ring on
th e application of R.J. Rroob ,
et a ] for a Varianc e •903 to
permit : con"ttuct ion of 6 ft.
high feneu on fr ont ptopetty
line11 on Lots 11 -20, Bl ock
23, Tract Bal boa E101 l'l tside
Addn. 1400 thru 1418 E. Bal•
boa Blvd.
Notice is here by further
given that !'laid pu blic heating
will be he ld on the 3td day of
August. 1967, at the hour of
8:00 p.m. in thf' Cou nci l
Cha mbe rs of the New port
Beach City H11l,at wh ich time
•nd pl•ce any and all persons
m1 y •ppear a nd be
A white lace wedding gown
with a f\owina c hape l tr ain
was chosen by \li!l !l Randie
E lizabeth Engli !lh of Santa
Ana Heights fot he t marti aae
to \olichael Wayne Clemence
of Corona del \lat Saturday,
July 15, at St. Andrew's
Ptes bytet ian Chut ch , Cliff
Haven.
The chantilly lace o vet
dress was cut in an empue
style w11h long pomted
slee ves and was wornover
a sk immer silhouette of bn·
dal taffeta. He r elbow length
veil of s ilk illusiOn wa s
held by a ci t cle of satin
adorned wrth lace and pe arls.
She carried a cascade bou·
quet of stephanotis. phalea-
nop!lis and baby's breath,
ce nte red with an otchid
corsage, whi ch she als o
wore on he r honeymoon cos#
tume.
The br ide is the daughter
of Mr. and \-t ts. Ed wazd B.
Enalish of l 591 Peaas us
St., Santa Ana Heiahta. T he
aroom' s pare nts are Mr . and
r-.1n . Warten C lemence of
51 1 Nat ciuus Ave ., Corona
del Mar. The Rev. J ames
Wal lace Moor un ited the
couple in a double tina
ceremony J t 7:30 p,m.The
h~,Ei::,j::£:~:£!:~~iij~:.,._, br ide was escorted to the
• t ltar by her father.
MOW.
FIRIT RUN
SHOWING
Miu Susan Kemmerly of
Santa Ana s erved as maid nf
honot. She wore a noot ·
len1th chiffon aown over
taffeta or rom ance blue wi th
utin tr im. Her headpiece
was • diminutive ma tching
veil held by a matchina
utin bow.
Three of the br idesmaids
wero l isters or the btidt,
~ •• Lury Smith of Costa
Men. Min Pamela Enalish
lnd Miu P1tricia Enaliah.
Alto ten-Ina u lxidel)naids
were lhe Jfoom' a s;lter,
~.. Ralptt Mor1an of Cor•
ona dal Mat. and Min Pa·
trici1 O•••r ol Colona del
-IIIJIMIIIl II• .... Miu Woody Oooo•
IUUII ,. aen of Newport Btact.. All .-N·UIIllllllUilVIN B ·DIIliDIII·ImlliiiW llrluoooold• -. ..,..,, •n.--IUliDiftl olmll•., Ill• maid or honot N.-.. ...-nm.... llliUI•'"nlto.-· o.w..._,.,.........,~ eacettt a ll,h\11 sllMa of
.... ~ ...... ..,,.., ~. WI"Oin far ""' ....................... "'WifitQ:U. .....-t. ..... ,.. ...... ..,.
~1tlliCttJIIDOLM. t•JJL&'I'-· .__,,IN-. .... •i ... pafl'td slteYII of
pleat ed chiffon . The br idal
attendants all wore match·
ing veils and satin bow s ,
and c auied sins \ whi te
long stemmed 10se .
Best man was Wi li am Hud·
s on o f a del , lat . U!!h •
eu inc luded h g1oom's
btothet•in·law, Ralph \lor·
gan of Costa \lesa, Eugene
Bandel. David Borck. Wil-
liam De vin, Fu nk He ike s
and Lon He1 bun . all of C01 ·
on a del \1ar.
\li ss J ea n H arami a of
Santa Ana ser ved as 1uest
book tegistraL \lin Elaine
Blakely was soloist at the
wedding, with Robe1 t Hues ·
us a t the oraan.
F ullowins the ceremony , a
receptwn was he ld 1n the
house and aardens at the
br ide 's paren ts' home. As·
s is t ina at the rec eption wete
unc les and aunts of the
bride , \·lr. and \tr ~. A.G.
Dickson of Corona del \1at
and Dt. and \h s. J . \1Mely
Engl ish of Bel Ait.
\·1rs. Enali!lh 1ece1ved
guests in a dress nr pale
pink chiffon over a sheath
of s atin. Uet mat ching ac·
ccs soties were complemen t·
ed with a couaae of pink
rose-buds &lld aardenias.
The atoom's mother wore an
ens emble of an aqua ahe ath
dte!ls with ma t china silk
fa ille coat made wi th a deep
pleat ed back.. She hadmstch·
ina accessorie s and a COJ•
sage of whi t e rosebuds and
ga1denias.
The youna couple ar e
honeymoon ina in Carme l
before makina their home in
Co ron a de I Mar.
The btide is • ataduat e of
Cmona d~l Mar Hiah School
and is auendin& Ot an1e
'Coau Collc1e. She ia em•
ployed by United Ai1 Lines.
11 er hus band, Mi ke, ia the
plndaon of Newport Beach
commiuionJ:I Alvan C le·
mence, lon a time t u ident
ci Corooa del Mat . The.
sroom met hi a t.lde. at Cor·
on o del lllor Hip School.
After araduatina from dt.are
he, \Oo, auanclad 01•1•
Coast · Colle11 -.d i• ,...
ployect 11 Newportet INt •
•
elephoo.t .. Rpodles NEWPORT HARBOR ENSICII
ARST SECnON --Pill 3
THURSDAY , JULY 20, 1967
CORONA DEL MAR, CAUF. Two new .. -..... ons hiVe u er; liiOI a&nd Boo Ha vrken moon, dauahter Dale will be
joined the Pat and Bob of Li nle It land; Benny and man ied thit Saturday.
tialker team. Oauahtcr J i H Pat ~nold, who are vac •· r,;;;,;;,;;,;;;;,,;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,n
and her huab&nd, in L.A., tionin1 in Miuion Bay from
have recenlly been bleu ed Coo lidge, .\Jitona; Mu.inc
• .. and aoon followina were and Jeu y Bastian of Villa
Cuia tnd hi s wife up Park, Ootothy a nd Hank
Francisco way, Now Dah l of Anaheim, Mary and
keeps Corona de l Mar-Bob Gr aham, who live in
itu P a t and Bob jumping Whittie1, and MatnY and J ay
... jus t takina ''pee ks " at Reed of Fullerton.
the babiea. • • •
Where are Marcia and Bi ll
Be nta now'!!\. .. cen a inly
not at theiJ Balboa Penin·
aula home ... Bil l i s in th e
Hono lulu Raca . . .and o f
couu e Marci a
the homefires
him in Hawaii.
is kee pina
but nina for
• • •
E leven-year-old J anet
Gongwet of Balboa Penin-
sula has won her fi11t Jib-
bon at Hauis'' Ridin&
Stables. . .she c ame in 4th
place. • • •
..• A wedding shower fo1
Be ve 1 l ~· Beauchamp. dauah-• . .
W'oth lei of Dorothy and Bob dauah ter. Ka thy.
Oonell and Wa lly Koch of Beauchamp of Balboa Pe·
Wu tcli ff and Judy and Ken ninsu~a ... aiv en b)· Bonnie
\1an in and thei1 youn gsteu Bernard and Betty Svendsen
Lisa and Kenny of Back Bay at the ~e~·pon Harbot Yacht
have just retumed from a \lu b Tuesday las t.
vacation of vaca tiOnS at a • • •
fami ly camp in Yosemite . • • • ninsu\a f>oin t have "had 11"
It doesn't see m li ke H was with "drag racina" ... It
a yeat aao th at ftiend s we1e seems that pat ked cats
bon voyaain& \1auie and have been s mas hed ... and
Bill \1on of Har bot Hiah· mo s t t ece ntl ~· draa 1acen
lands. .when they and smashed th(l)uah the kitchen
theit sons \tike and John of Lil and Ted Carr oll's
left for Lhe it European ad· home. Concerned ci tize ns
ve nture . The boys have of the communi ty arc as kina
joined \tauie and Bill after that the a1ea be patroled by
a year in a school outs ide of the Sewpott Police between
Puis and t he n the fouu ome 7 p.m. and 1 a.m.
ia on the way to the Scan· • • •
dinavian counuie s ... fol· \lemben of th e :'1/ewpon
lowed by Luxemboura ... and Te nni s Club had a marve·
then H0 \1 E. lous time ~hen th ey we nt
• • • up to Hollywood Park. a·la·
As one of the auests pu t chatteted a11 conditioned
it, "It wa s a teal dna-a· bus ... th e fifth race, The
dina party!" ... a surpt ise ~ewpott Tenni s Club race .
housewarmina fot \1aty and • • •
Vi c Bouu at th eir summer T ula and Dic k. Underwood
home on Little Island ... have just retwned ftom a
joining them wete P at and second honeymoon ... wou ld
Bill Jac kson, Little Island, you be lie ve :"iaaaraFalls ""'
but whose home i!l in Wh it· Ptepatinaforhet fiut honey·
'
HERE'S MUSH IN YOUR EYE
People once trea1~·u ,,,~) .,.,11h corn me;l and honey.
rod;t) ~~>c "ou!dn"t 1h1n k nf u\mg a concocuon suc h
:I\ th1~ ncar our e~e' Bu1 then. '"e"re lucky We
hu\C mo~n~ fa~t-JCI•ng. pleaunt Jnt1dotes for mfec-
t!on~-th.~n~, to mcJ,ca! K1ence o\~k )Our phys iCian
about th.:~ ne"'~t. df~CII\~ remed1e' let h1m
dec1de .,..•,1ch mcd•cauun~ are he~t for your need)
Then. bnng h" pre...:npt 1on~ tr'f u~ for cumpoundm a.
Clristensen Pharmacy
aaat E. COAST Inn' .. coao•A DEL MU
OaJOL£ J.zuo
FINE FURNIT\jRE -DECORATING SERVICE
Amazinaly ... it costs less when
you plan The.lslande r way!
Hl Ba y side, Newport Such -• 673 ·162U
PUBLIC NOTICE
BEGINNING 10 A.M. FRIDAY, JULY 21,
WE OFFICIALLY OPEN A HUGE
INVENTORY
ADJUSTMENT
You are guaranteed the greatest money • savmg
take place busi-53 • In • In event to our years
ness. Every item in our regular quality and
stock S-L-A-S-H-E-0 brand • 1n • pnce name
• for SaVIngs. Come early for choice of entire
stock at fantastic savings to you!
OPEN DAILY 10 to 5 INQ.UOIMG SUNDAY
REINERT'S OCEAN FRONT
•
OCUli fROMT AT U.d
NEWPORT IEAOt, CALif.
-
NE'IPOifT HARBOR EN9GN
FUIST SECTlON - -4
Tbo Socona \lbllrch or
Chriat, Sc:lentia.t1 Newport
Beach, in Corona del Maria
completina plana for a
chu.reh bu.ildina and Sunday
school rooms in the Harbor
View Hilla area.
new
board or dirccton
the church IMOWlCOI
ohanp in location effective
Sunday, :\ua, · 6, On that
dat:o, tho meetina place
will be moved from 3129 £.
Coaat Hwy. ·in Corona del
Mar to the Corona dol Mar
elementary achool at 610
Carnation Ave. Church and
&mday school will convene
at 10 a.m.
The church racility wil1
be located on Pac iric View
Dr ., easterly or the Mar-
aucrite 'Ave. junction and
near the Lutheran Church of
the Maatcr. The reaulu 8 p.m. Wed·
nesday testimonial meet•
Pendina conuruction of ina wi ll also be held at the
the new bui ldinas, the school.
• ,i Tree talk coming up
The new approach to lhe should be decided durina
lice root problem, auurina the process or curb and
a reprieve ror moat of the sidewalk repair. It ia re-
1,691 parkway trees that commended that the Uecs
had been rae ina the ax, waa in this cateaory be con·
ut rorth in a detailed re· aide red individuaiiJ aa re-
port preaented to the New-pairs are made and not be
port Beach City Council arbiuarily removed in mass.
last week. However, in order lO be
The report, prepared by retained as a parkway tree,
• . ;)J
~--.,.,~
~. f-a , ~
MILL VA LLEY is home for Mr. and Mrs . Norman Russell
J r., who recited thei r ma rr iage vo ws at the Novato Pres-
byterian Chu rch. Th e bride is the former Barbara Lee
Cotterell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Orne r Lee Co tterell
of Novato. She is a graduate of Novato High Schoo l
and San Francisco Art Institut e and is employed by de·
si gne r Harry Murphy in San Francisco. The bridegroom
is th e son of Mr. and Mrs. No rman ~ussell Sr. of Corona
del Mar, owners of the Pac i fic Model Centre. He at~
tended Orange Coast College, se rved 4 years with the
Air Force, and is now employed by United Air Lines.
Ex resident dies in east
The Ensign has received
news from the cast of the
death last mon th of Elbett
C. Smi th, fnrme 1 res1dent of
Corona del \lat. l-Ie d1ed of
a heal! a ttack at the age of
59, in th e town of Ridge, in
Long Island, shonly after
see1ng hts daugh ter, Bar-
bara. gradua t e from Cazeno-
vta (ullcg~: near Sytacuse,
\'. y.
City Manaaer Harvey Hurl-each should satidy the
bwt, was rercued to the rollowina criteria: surricicnt
Parks, Beaches andRecrea· root system to sustain. lire
tion Commission, and a rc-and remain in safe condition
ply rrom the PBR is sche· after root prunina; sufficient
dulcd to be on the agenda lire expectancy to merit
ror next Monday's Council special treatment; not be or
mee ting. an undesirable species that
Here is a summary of City has been removed from the
Manaaer Hurlburt's report: orticial tree list by PBR;
oy s, (Swenson photo.)
Lois Glockner weds
Thomas C~ Michaels
"In its Dec. 22 report, the not have a consistent his· Min Lois Jeanette Glock· George Gowin J1. of Ounge
PBR department indicated tory of damaaina uti lilies; ncr, who was a 1966 debu· and Mrs. Getturdc Walker or
that 1,611 parkway llees not interfere with drainaae; tante at the South Coast Santa Ana, aunts of the
we re causina damage ndw adjacent property owners Cllild Guidance Clinic bride. A apecial guest was
or wou ld cause damage in 5 must be desirous or retain-Auxiliary's empire ball, ex• Mrs. Herbert J . Glockn~r ~f
to 10 years. However, there ing the tree in liaht or changed marriaae vows Santa Ana, the bt1de s
are 2 concepts now that can "patchy sidewalk erfcct" Saturday arternoon, July 15, grandmo!her:
great!)· reduce the number that would be created. with Thomas Cl ay Michaels The bude IS a B:Jaduatc or
of trees that are poten tial "4. Approximately 230 or Day's Creek, Oregon, Corona del \111 1-llgh School
future problems, as well as trees may be retained by The Rev . James W. Moor ~nd ~.angc Coasth C~lle!c.
the number that would likely use or asphalt concrete conducted the double ring ho Ide groom, w 0 IS e
be condemned should side-rather than cement to make ceremony at St. Andrew's son or M1.. and Mrs. Law·
walk and cur b repairs be sidewalk repairs. Presbyterian Church of renee W. M1chaels 'ir .•. a t·
made. "5. Approximately l,llO Newport Beach. tend.cd Oteaon Tcchn1cal
"The usc of a root prWl· trees which were previously The br ide, who is the Institute and Sou.thern Ore•
ing machine will e liminate on the fu ture potential ptob· daughter of M1. and Mrs. gon C~llege. h~c II now .en•
the removal of a majority lcm list can be removed Ftancis H. Glockner, 2408 g~ged In nne lna.o~craho~s
or the parkway trees that from that list in light of use 22nd SL, Newport Beach, With his father m Day I
were previously classified of the root prunina machine wore an empire style wed· Creek, Oregon.
in the potential problem which has been provided for dina aown wh ich she I co<tel!ory , This machin e cuts in this year's budget. made herself. The white
a • narrow trench U inches "In cons idering these rc· floral lace gown was
deep (and 2 inches wide) commendations, the prob-mcd with white peau de
adjacent to the curb and lcms should be remembered. soie, and the white illusion
sidewalk, thus scvcrina any These include the annual veil with stcphanoti5 trim
exiuina roots as well II expenditure of many thou-was of shoulder lenath. 'fhe
discouraaina future growin sands of dollars to com pen-bride's bouquet was a cas-
men I in the China-Bur ma· of .any new roots in the di-sate for tree root damage, cade or white carnations,
'Save tide pool life'
A pita ror quiet action to
••tabliah &ide pool a&nc•
&uuiea at local beaches ia
made in a l~tc.r to the New-
pori Beach City CoW~Cil by
Mra, Dev id &allan ti.ne , 119
Shoreclirr Rd., Shore Cliffs.
The p10blem or tide pool
••raida" by viaitina 1chool
aroups hat been btouaht 10
the attontion or the Council
on previous occuion1. The
matter has been referred to
the city manaaer'a orrice,
where a at~y i• under way.
Mra. Ballantine atatcs in
her letter:
uow ramily has obtcrved
with arowina alarm the
number or claaaes that have
been takina specimens rrom
our tidepoola at Little Cor•
ona and 'Third Beach. We
have seen as many as thtee
buses unloadina people who
are canyina pails with
which they may carry away
whatever they find at low
tide.
"Recently ,I learned that
Pitzer College, not even an
Oranae County school, has
a end down groups to s tudy
these tidcpools at Li u\c
Corona, and to take back
whatever they filld -all
the way to Claremont.
"I have read recently that
there is a plan to make
these beaches tidepool
s anctuaries, and certainly
think it is high ti me. Jr i t is
delayed, however, will it
not be too late to protect
what little is left? The
belance of nature i1 a deli•
cate china, and alreldy our
beach11 have loet much of
theh oriainal value in chla
respect.
"'I certainly hope that the
the attorney aeneral can be
told ol this de•Uue.doa, in
the hope that It wl t I In·
nuoo,ce h is stand on reaul ...
lion." ;
EXrrOCC IIIUTLIII
IS II AilED AS COACH
Donald 0. Matson, rormcr
Oranae Coast Colleae adt··
tete, haa been appointed
new wreatlina coach at
Catiromia Sta't e Colleae
Fullerton. He ia currently
1crvi na 11 wrea tlina coach
at U.C.S.B., Go leta, where
he is complctina a temporary
aaaianment created by a one
year absence or Dr. Bi II
Hammer, GauchO"' vaui ty
wrestlina coach. ·
Wbi lc servina with th,.
Marine corps he was sta-
tioned for 2 yean '•t the El
Toro Marine Base, where he
captained the wrestlina
team durina the •195~'60
season. Upon his release
from the Marine Corps in
1%1, he enrolled at Oranae
Coast Colleae. where he
wrestled successfully and
and also served as te am
captain under Coach Fred
Owens, who is now the Di-
rector of Athletics at Gol·
den West Colleac. Upon
completion or his wo rk at
Oranae Coast, Matson uans-
rerrcd to UCLA wtJerc he
captained the Bruin Vanity
team under Hunt, ~~--=:~
The Bert Smith family
l!,·ed fm many years on
Popp) Ave. 1n Corona del
\lar. \h. Smtth was asso-
ctatcd w1th Rocketdyne
unuiJQ56. when he 1nherited
th e famll} homes tcad,''Lon g•
\\.Ood,'' nn Long Island. The
homesto::aJ had been in
Tan&ier Smith fami ly since
1t wa s pall of a royal gran t
1n 1693. While tn the east,
\lr . Smuh sen·ed fnt 5 years
. as ass1stant bus1ness mana-
ger of Bt unkhavcn ;.rlauonal
Labmat unes, then became
pres1dent nf <;uffolk lndus-
I!Jal ·\s:.•\CHHes, a pos1t10n
he held un u l h1s death.
India t one of opcutions .
After the war he was assis-
ta nt professor of mechani ca l
engineering at USC until
j01ning Rocketdyne.
re ction of the sidewalk and Lhe liabi lity to which the s tephano tis and orchids .
curb. city is being exposed, the \laid or honor was Linda
"B)' using a high quality hazan.lous and ualy heaved Sue Glockner, wh o made
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lie "lll> a nat Jve ~,f Berke-
l c-.. rccctved hts \I.S. de-
~rcc 1r1 m~:ch anJ c a \enl!lncer
mg ft1•m { C Berkeley. li e
"'l••lc 1 tctthnnks on tha t
~uh)c c t. was act1 \'c in re~
'>1.'.111.::11, dt"velnpm;nt. se 1~
\l~e and ... ales o::ngincenng
<II the 1nt crnal combustion
cn~1n~:, .-nd taught f(l r 8
'ears .11 Pa):idena College
and LC. rhen c ame World
Y..~r II . and he served as a
n:n·aJ nff :Ct:l With te chniCa l
31! mtell:gence, evaluating
enemy aucraft and equip-
lie was ac tive in Sc outmg ,
bo th in Califoinia and Lon g
fs land, also served as the
fi rst president of the \·Iiddle
Is land board or education
on Long .Island, chattel
member and president of the
\Iiddle Island Rotary Club,
elder and choi r member or
the \lidG.Ie Island Presbyter·
1an Church, chairman of
<;uffol k Coun ty disaster s et-
\'lCcs, member of Red Cross
and Chamber of Commerce.
Survivors include his wife,
Eleanor. 2 sons. Thom as
and William, and 3 daughters,
Barbara, Sylvia and Eleanor.
asphal) concrete instead or sidewalks, curbs and gutters, her bow to society along
cement for minor repairs to dctcrillratcd streets, and with her sister at the empire
si dewalks , less roots will damage to utilities and pri· debutante ball. Biidcsmaida
have to be removed, thus vatc property. These ~us t were Kathleen Diane Glock·
fu rther reducing the number must be evaluated aa~1n1t ·ncr , an other sister of the
of mature trees that would the beauty ~f the tree Itself bride; Bonney Leone Br own
have to be removed be cause and ~ach 5lven proper em-or Glend ale and Christy
of c.t cessivc root system phas1s. Go win of Oranac cousins
I II I I remova,. . t lilU)t also be recog· of the bride, and Patricia
"The following proposals n1zed that every tree has a Baumc or Newport Beach.
are made: normal, useful life, after A niece and nephew or
"l. The PBR Corrmis· which at some point in the the groom CIUon and Mark ·
sion shou ld be charged with history or the city it must Michaels irom Riddle Ore·
developing a rather res tri c t· be replaced. The choice is gon served 15 fl owe'r girl
ed listof trees whi ch 1hould not one of elimination of d' · b Th · f th
be retained. This list trees ve rsus retention or an una earer. cu a •
should include landmark trees, but rather a c hoice er, Lawrence W. Michael•
trees, special trees of ex· of going throu&h a tranai· Jr., the groom's brother,
treme beauty , stately trees ti ona! &rowing period now was the best man.
which contribute to an ex-or at some tim e in the near Us hen were Donald Glock•
tire ncizt,borhood, dcdica-or distant future. If the is-ncr, brother of the bride;
ted trees, etc. These trees sue is faced now rather than Charles Dent or Fountain
1hould be identified, map-at some future time, in the Valley, Donald Nic~ · r
~d a d re cord d intervenin& .-riod vaot San Jose, and J ohn Do .. ~ ,.w n c • "w of Brca. Mrs. Thomas Mit· "2. Du ring the process or sums of ~blic moneys can chell or Burbank, the solo--
curb and sidewalk repair be saved and the corrmun-ist, was accompanied by
duouahout the city, 61 ity's public improvcmenu Robert Huestis at the organ.
trees should derinitely be can be much more attractive The reception was held at
remov ed because or root and sare." ~~~-~~~~~--~ the home or the bride's par-loss, reaardlcss or methods -ents. Mrs. Donald Nichola
or repair used. PhoM in Your Orc.er or San Jose, cousin o f the "3. ApproJ.imat ely 2SO for a Subscription: bride, was in charge or the
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THE LITTLE GIRL pictured above plant·
ed a tree. When Laurie DeWitt was just
4 years old, her grand'nother, Mrs. Harold
Baxter of 211 Costa Mesa Or., Costa
Mesa, would take her to .the new little
Costa Mesa parte beside Harper School at
18th i(ld Tustin. Laurie loved to play on
the swtngs and the bars and "ride" the
miniature horses and other game equip--
menL But most of all, Laurie liked it
when grAtuimofler wOuld bring a sandwich
and they could eat at one of th'e little
picnic tables. When Laurie was 5 she
would say, "Why don't they have a n ice
tree here to make It cool for the children,
like l.s· at you r yard, GranOOla?" While
LauritwjlS Still s,she contracted a blood
'
disease .vtdlastOctober she died. Every-
time Mrs. Ba>eter would pass the little
parlc, she would think of little Lau rie,
who had wished that there was a nice big
shade tree. Finally, she decided that
she didn't really need all th ose big 9ra-
zilian pepper trees around her house,
and she would give one to the little park .
A few months later, the Costa Mesa Park
dept. transpl a, ted the tree to the park. Al-
though it isn't nearly as big as it used
to be before it was trimmed for moving,
the tree is already spreading Its green
shady branches toward the picnic table.
Little Laurie planted a seed in granOOla's
mind and it has grown to a tree fo r other
little children to enjoy.
~.~~~~.arrivals at Hoag
O'irl -Mr.' &Ad Mrs. Robert
Hun ter,'· 694 Darrell St.,
Costa Mesa.
Girl -Mr . and Mrs. Jo-
seph Codene, 2206 Canyon
Dr ., Costa Mesa.
Gi rl -~. and Mrs. Paul
Root; 1640 Irvine Ave., Har·
bor Hijblands. ·
Boy -Mt. and Mrs. Gary
Murphy, 1325 Bonnie Doone
Soy -Mr . and Mra. Robert
Patterson Ill, 623 Hami I ton
St., Costa Mesa.
Boy -MI . and Mrs. Allen
Smith, 2961 Baker St., Costa
Ten ace, l!vine Ten ace . Mesa.
Girl -Mr. and Mrs . lwao Wedn•sdoy, July 12
Koaa, 2019 Pomona Ave., Boy -Mr. and ~s . Brad
Costa Mesa. Grabill, 1980 Westminster
Girl -Mr. and Mu. John Ave., Coua Mesa.
Allen, 2312 Laurel Pl., Bo M d M •I'll' y -r. an "· 1 ram P•TRICK 8EDFORD OOr· Newport Heiahu. Moore Jr., 193S Killdeer "' '-'o•dor. July 10 Circle, Costa Men. trays the English teacher
Boy -Mr. and Mrs. John Girl-Mr. and Mrs. Ralph who rates teenage crushes
Church News
T1>o Pl,_dl Coo..... .. IQ:JO LO\, Suocl"'' oor-
tioaal Churcb, l:Ul .._ vice. He has tervtd in Ni·
St.o NeWPOrt Hei.Jb .. -n. "ria and West Africa. At 1
lt.Y. Attbw Pelkley or p.m.. ·Dr. Malcolm Ponbera.
Loaa Beach, who --~ a•drwlr 1nd miuionuy with
IMre lweelts aaa, trill 81a'ct •• Sudan lntclior Mission,
OCCCIP1 lbe pulpit tor .. 10 · •ill ditcuu the importance
a.m..· servic. lhit SUDd'ay, ol Africa in the current
He is a tanner ptUor It the Middle East crisis.
Avalon Corrmunity Church The Cor~:d;l Mar Cofll"'
and is now eap aod in ec;~hool nwnity Conpeaational :.ia.~~a!i::d~::t;; Church, United Chwch of
be uo ur rather." Christ, 611 Heliotrope Ave.
• • • -Dr. Richard Gelwick will
The Fitu Baptist Church aaain be the auest minis ter
Costa Men, Maanolia St. at for the 10 a.m. Sunday seT·
Santa Ana Ave. -Dr. P.O. vice, befote his departwe
Neumann will preach oD for Stephens (:ollege, Co-
"Tht medicine or the soul .. lumbia, Mo., where he will
at 11 a.m. this Sunday. AI. be a membe1 of the faculty.
7 p.m. he will continue his • • •
diacuuion or "Current The adult forum series
eventa in the liaht or pro--will conclude thia Thun·
phetic scripture." day and Friday, July 20 and
• • • 21 , at the Newport Harbor
The Lutheran Church of Lutheran Church, 2501
Mas ter, 2900 Pacific View Cli·rr Dr., Newport
Dr., Hubor View Hilla ... Htjpta. The topic toniaht
"A day or accountina" will is ''Chwch'1tate relations,"
be the sermon topic of Dr. and Friday evenin& it will
William Eller at the 8:45 be ''The yean of ow life,"
and lla.m. Sunday se"ices. a study of agina: The forum
The adult discuuion JI'Oup be&int at 7:30 each evena
will considet the acriptw al ·ina.
basis for evangelism at • • •
9:4S a.m. The Chriatian Science
• • • Churches, Newport Beach,
St. Andrew's P resbyterian Corona del Mar and Colla
Church, 600 St. Andrew's Meaa-"Truth" will be the
Rd., Cliff Haven -The Rev. subject of the Bible lesson
James Moor, minister of this Sunday.
Christian education, will • • •
preach at all 3 momina ser· TheNe.,.port Unity Church,
vices this Sunday, at I, meetin& at 15th SL and lr-
9:30 and 11. His topic will vine Ave., Cliff Haven _
be "Send me." Reaistration The Rev. Loren Flickinger
for fall church school is will preach on "Man the
now taking place. channel'" at th e 1iJ a.m. • • •
Central Bible Church, 23rd
St. at Orange Ave., Costa
Mesa -Dr. John Wiebe,
Sudan Interior Minion re·
presentative in the south·
western U.S., will s peak al
service. He will pre sent
meditations and songs en-
titled "Mu sic soothes the
savaae" at the 7:30 Wed·
nesday evening service. • • • The first annual Temple
Terebesi, 1769 Kenwood Fen&Ja, IS19 Westminster from hi s glrl s tudents in the
P I..-Ca.ta Meaa. . Ave., Costa Mesa. Warner 13ros. film "U p the L!~L MOnC!
9laron picnic will be held
at 11 a.m. Sunday, Aua. 27,
at Irvine Pari!:. There will
be g~KT~es, includin& soft-
ball, in Area 6 at the east
end of the park. Further in-
formation may be obtained
from Lloyd Bennetl, S4l-
J654.
Girl -Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Boy _ Mr. and Mrs. Ste· down s taircase," now at the ----
ll linaworth, 1371 Baker St., phen Di Iullo, 2117 Elden Port Theatre In Co rona de.l NOTI~~LTK.OTCRRA~~~i'~:s OF'
Costa Meu. Ave ., Costa Men. M.ar. The film v;-as th~ ofh· Notice is hereby aivea to the
Boy -Mr. and Mn. Ste· Thuracloy, July 13 c1al U.S. entry In the mter-Credilors of Roy Riley Trsu·
phen Jones, 222()..0 Pia· Boy -Mr. and Mrs. Fran-national film festival just feror, whose busiaus sddre••
. A C '1 cis Unini, 2750 PoriOia concluded ,·n "oscow. is 201 \!sriae Avnue, B•lbo. centra ve., os ta ,;CIA. M lslaad, County of Q,..o!e, Stst e
Gi rl-Mr . and Mrs. Daniel Or., Costa Mesa. of Cal ifonia 90662 tha t a bulk
Cricltett. 2074 Wallace Ave., Girl -Mr . and Mu. Wil· O.AREHCE BALES transfer is aboot to be made
Cos"tMu. Ham Owcna, ·lOll Donny• DIES AT AGE OF 14 to James D. Hukell, Trsos· T"r-· J.l, 11 brook Lane, CoaL& Mesa. feree, whose buaio.e .. addre.s Boy-Mr • ...J Mrs. R obert CIN"•nce .H. Bales, 154 is :sm Msr \oe Avnoe, S.1Me Bo -Mr . and Mn. Brad Bto achuy, Costa Meu, d ied lalud, Couoly of Orsase. St•le
Tbu.-n, · 2290 Columbia Kelly,l87 E. 21st St.,Coata Thursday, July 1), at Hoaa of Califoraia, 112662. ·
Dr ., Costa Men. Mesa. Hos pital at ase 84. He was The property to be trsasfered
Boy -Mr. and Mu. J ohn Boy -Mr. and Mrs . Henry a Spanish Amer ican War i• louted at 201 Marioe Ave·
Winslow, 2298< Fountain Watson, 1992 Kornat Dr., veteran and representative nue, O.lbos hdaod, County of "':~•LY~·~C~o~·~·~·~Mt""•~·~·---.,--~C::o='='=·~~=te~a~•=·'-------of the Plasterers Union for ~::r· Stale of CaiHornLI .,.,;!D SP 20 years. He had lived in Said rroperty is ducribed ill 4_f1'l\.~ '.Ji;n Cos ta Mesa II yeus and @:eoera as: Al l stock i11 trade, ~-""'V t.,:t'.. Waa born in Missouri. lirtores , equipme11t and aood
L...Y ~ He is survived by a daugh• :~!'ioeo!s ~~:~w:"::ilB~~b!:t~~
f::.:......., t!: let, Mu. Eleanor Hicks of land Pharmacy and located at 1!//tr {j) Costa Mesa. 201 \Iar ine .-\venue , Balboa
Services were held Satur• ls lood, Cou11ty of Ounl!e,
day July 15 at Bell Broad· State of California 92662:
BREAOEO VEAL
CUTLET
SI.4S
FOR BREAKFAST
Sau sage
2 eggs -hot cakes
orange ju ice
coffee
$1.00
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IIIECTII CIAIIS
~·A•4<0 AV A IL.AM.a
IN 4 COLORa ... ..,
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CHOOa• ll"ftOM,
~R INTa, eTRI~ae
a ACR LAN, TOO,
' •. The bulk traosfet .. -dl be
way Mortuary tn Costa Mesa, cons om mated on or after 1he
with the Rev. John Donald· 28th day of july, J%7. at 10
son of St. John the Divine a.m. at office of Kendall 5
Episcopal Church offici&· Me yer, 4050 Wilsh ire Blvd., ·• 1 p . Los Angeles, Calif. 9()()().3. tnJ. ntermen t was at ac t• Couideratioo : estimated
ri c View Memorial Pa..rk. 11 8,000 -i.'yable 15,000 io
escrow; ba . by iM1allme111
note. payable 1200 or more per
month,
Jo\IZ FES n V o\L SET
FOR OCT . 6·7-1 IN C.M.
The 2nd annual Pacific
Jan Festival will be held
at the Oranae County Fair·
gr ounds, Costa Mesa, oct.
6, 7, and 8.
Jinvny Lyons, founder and
general manaaer of the Mon·
terey Jan Festival, wi ll
aaa in serve as production
advisor. Co-produceu uc
Ted Fullerand Ted Geiuler,
both South ern California
businessmen. Headquarten
will be at the Coast Music
Store, 1839 Newport Blvd.,
Costa Men.
So far as b owo to the Traos•
fer~{s), all business oames
and addresses ned by the
Trauleror(s) for the three years
last pest, are: (if same, pot
"same": H none, put "noae";
if any, please list them )
SA ME
Dated: July 12, 1967
Si!f1ed by: Roy Ri ley, Tran11feror
Jame11 0. Haskell, Trso11 feree
Kendall & Me yer
Soite 41 2
4050 Wils hire Blvd.
Los Ao8eles, Ca lif. 90005
Attoro.eys at Law
42448
• • • The Co Weds poup at the
Fiut Methodist Church of
Coat& Meu -has elected
John Graef as rnesident to
succeed Lee Dorey. The
rollowinJ small aroup chair·
man were named: Mr . and
Mrs. Wesley Greenhala. \1r.
11nd Mn . Wiebrand Toerins
and Mr . and \Irs . Gcorae
Blink. • • •
The women 's missionary
society of Harbor Trinity
Church, Costa \leu, has
in stalled the following of·
fl eers for the comin& year:
Betty Wh ite, president;
Shirle)' Zilkow, vice-presi·
dent; ~!aria Yarwood, secre-
tary; ~ladelene Taylor, trea·
surer, Pauline Blazs, sons
leader; Patty Mel vin, mem·
beuhip; lmosene Wangler,
whi te cross; Doris Janess,
devotional; Janet Cozad;
circle chairmen Gail Bow-
man, Pat Squire, \linnie
Crain and I dell Bat es.
STUDENTS o\CX: EPTED
The list or 300 new stu-
denls accepted for the
1967~8 academic year at
Claremont Men's Colleae
includes C. Harrison Smith
Ill , son of Mr. and Mu. Carl
H. Smith Jr., 122S Nottina•
ham Rd ., Westdiff, and Wil·
liam S. Schilling, son o( Mr.
and Mn. William H. Schii-
Jr ., )198 Haiti Circle,
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T ••• 2 to 4 inches off w•ist
T ••• 2 t o 4 inches off hips
Lase I to 2 inches from thighs
Lase I 0 to 2 5 pounds in
body woight
Gain 2 to 3 inches on
chest or bustline
Gain I fo 2 inches on
_ upper arms
G ain I to 2 inche-. on thighs
Gain I 0 to 20 pounds in
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THURSDAY, JULY 20, 1167
COROllA ll£L liAR, CALl F.
lies set for grid baffle SPEEDY UPPER SAY ACTION URGED T-Il CLUI UliD PO
POl TV CDMMIIICIAL5
Tbt new Ne.,ott Beach
TenrUe Chab hu b .. n
P · u....t tho
c 01 the 0. e Colli n.. Buct draw a -bye NO¥o
CoiM&e Pirates, 11 and clote the ae&aon on
The Buca ttl bc&in Nov.' 18 when they holt.
practice Sept. have Santa Ana.
13 day1 to round ah1pe V!IDMICA YOUNG
for the opener wi Ce nhoa. OP COSTA M!$A Dl ES
The Palcont 'II holl Veronica L. Youna, Sl, o(
OCC Sept. 16 in orwalk. 167S Labrador Or., Cotta
OCC h11 opened With, Meu, died Wednes day, July
Cenitot roc 3 ttraiaht 12, at Hoaa Hot pi tal.
years. She 'wu a social servicet
OCC will pity a Friday super visor for Oranae Coun-
niaht aame, the first of 3, ty for 17 years. She wat
with Chafrey Sept. 22 at born in Minnesota.
Pirate Stadium. Survivors include her l
On Sept. 30, the Sues sons, Kenneth or Costa
will cltsh with Golden Mesa and Tom or Otanae;
We st in Pirate Stadium, with her mother, Mrs . Lilliaft
the Rut tiers as the home Geiselman of Wisconsin; a
team. The Buci then will br other, William Geiselman
travel to Mt. San Antonio of Minnesota; a sistet, Mn.
Oct. 7. Ruth Aubger o( Minnesota;
The Bucs will meet and 2 grandchildren.
Cypress for the first time Rosary was recited Sun·
Oct. 13 in a Friday aame, day, July 16, at St. J oachim
then play on Friday, Oct. Catholic Church in Costa
20, at Riverside. Mesa. Interment w~~:s at Ft.
Oct. 23 will be Home· Rosecrans National Ceme·
coming rot' OCC with San tcry in San Oieao. Bell
Bernat dino comina to town . Broadway Mortuary in Costa
On Nov. 4 OCC will joUTney Mesa made the funeral ar·
to Fullerton. · rangcments.
THI S WEEK'S winner of a
tr Orar~ile Co!WI.ty does ftO l m .. t tho problem o( future
rectM.tional needt today by developiq Upper Newport
Bay, the problem wi II meet lho oounty tomonow.
1\i&. wu i.he wunina aounded by Ne,.~t Nasion•••
~k in an economic review-prepared b)' Or. S.T. Kaa•
soul or the UCI oconomica (aeulty and made public thia
week by ban~ preaident Oeorao L. 'Wood(ord Jr.
The atudy implied that the Cali(ornia Landa Commia ..
sion ataff, in withholdina approval (or the Upper Newport
Bay land cxchanae proa ram, haa not taken into realistic
ttccount (uture rcereational needa and wideapread eco--
nomic: benefit•-local, a tate and federal-u . the feder·
al aovernment bas done on the Dana Point Development.
h alsO ealled the Landa Commiaaion ata(( to como up
with a cona tructiv~ alternate plan or pormn 1he Upper
Bay development •• locally proposed without further
de-lay.
Or. Kassou( serves as ' an independent economic con·
aultant 1o Newport National Bank. The Study also pre·
1ented a profile of the Ounae County Harbo'r District in
a special salute for its achievements in makina the
County one of the world leaders in water recreation.
Here are hiahliahts of the report:
81ble in the Oot-to·Dot Ser· All coastal inlets in Southern California not owned b y the
monette coloring contest on Department of Defense have been developed except
the Ensign Bible page is~ Upper Newport Bay. The Stite Lands Commission has yeat~ld Jeffrey Roh rbough,· postponed action on a plan proposed by t~e Orange
County Harbor District after a negative report from its
son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert staH. This Review will outline the events leading to the
Rohrbough, 665 W. Wil son current deadlock, examine the proposed plan, ~nd suggest
SL, Costa Mesa. Jeffrey, yardsticks for evaluating the (."Ost.s and benefits attaChed
who has 2 younger brothe rs, to developi~g the Vpper Bay.
will be a kindergarten pupil The Upper Bay extends north about 3Ji miles from the
this tall at Wil son School, Paci6cCoastHighway.(See Map1.)The lrvineCompany
(Ensign photo.) owns 243 acres at the north end, subject to public rights
for navigation and fishing. In addition, the Company owns No OLD' BOLD PEDESTRIANS without restrictions three islands in the bay totalling 103
acres and the surrounding lands including the 100-foot
"We know o.r no OLO, crossina or enterina turric the path or a vehicle which bluffs. Th~ remainder of the ba)' is publicly owned.
BOLO pedestuans " says ways and be in& suuck is by · 1 . The lrvme Company cannot develop the northern 243 , · 1s ao c ose as to consutute L --f th bli ascment· it does not presently the current tza((ic news· fat the most common occul· h d acres ~a use o e pu c e . , . a azat · have bndge access to the three tslands suZTOunded by letter ISSUed by. the New· le.~cc. 2. When possible , c1oss County-owned tidelands; and the steep blui's prevent
port Beach pollee depllt· . F01tun~tely, the p~des · roadways at mtrked or un· easy access to the shoreline. The County-owned portion,
ment. trtan acctdent expenence marked crosswalks. irregularly shaped and as narrow as 400 feet at some
Walkina safely can be just has. shown a dec~ease bo.th 3. Never cross a roadway points, is not now susceptible of development.
as important aa drivina nattonally and 1n the C~ty between sianal controlled Both the County and th~ Irvine Company hold land
safely. the news le tter or Newport Beach. Wh1le intersections. with vast potential benefits. As is often the case, trade can
points out, callina attention the national decline was 4. Always walk on the benefit both parties. But trade and development also im·
to 8,800 pedesuian deaths 2%, Newpou Beach pedes· lerthand edae or the road· poses costs in the fonn of irretrievable alternatives. •
in the U.S. last yca1 . or uian accidents were down way, rae ina uarric. It is conservatively estimated that the 18,579 owners of
these, 79'i'cowere killed while 41l"k flom the preceding S. Nevel hi tchhike. Hitch· craft substantial enough to be found on the 1966 tax rolls
cross ina or enter ina a ro ad· year." hi kina is not only extremely of Orange County (no boat under $250 in value is .so
way, and more than half of Foll owing safe walking d•naerous but it is a viola· listed ), will spend approximately S30 per week·.end WI~
these were ctouing be· rules are listed in the tion of the law. local merchants for food, beverage and housmg. This
tween intersections . newsletter: 6. Ow ina hours of dark· would total a half million dollars per week or 25 million
"The cause or pedestrian 1. Do not suddenly leave ness 01 semioodarkneas, dollars per year.
deaths va1ies &Jeatly with a cu!b 01 other place of l'aht 1 d 1 th ' Three thousand boat owners with berths at Upper Bay wear 1 co ore c 0 ma would add about $100,000 a week or $.5,000,000 a year to aae," accordina to the safety and walk 01 run into ro, hcadli&ht reflection. local business income-and as base for state and federal
taxes.
,..bile. Tbe Unper Bav ~elopment It -ioleiJJgeot
way to me« the pn>blom before the problem -the
County I
'. . In 1919 the State of California granted to OranJe Coo•ty
its preoont holdings In the Upper Bay with the provllo
that the County would •not at any time grant, convey,
give or allen said lands or any part dlereof to a ny
Individual. finn, or corporation for any purpc>se~ what-
ever: ..... To overcome this restriction, an Act of the 1957
Legislature exprenly allowed the CoUnty to trade portions
of its lands for that of adjacent owners provided that the
State Lands Commission found ( 1 ) the lands no longer
useful for navigation, commerce, and Sshing; (2\ the
lands reCeived be at least equal in value to the ands
traded; ( 3) the lands received would be u~ qnly in the
state-wide interest. (If an exchange eventually takes place
it wiU be subject to judicial review.)
In 1964 the Orange County Harbor District submitted
to the County Board of Supervisors an "Upper Newport
Bay Land Exchange Plan," prepared in corlsultaUon with
the Irvine Company and the City of Newport Beach.
Under the plan the County would receive 450 acres in
exchange for 98 acres of tidelands. Of the 450 acres, 273
would be waterways leaving only 1n acres for parks. The
Right of Way Department estimated that the County
would receive land worth $3.3 million more as a conse·
quence of the trade. The Lands Commission StaH rejected
this figure but another report prepared by another ap·
praiser in 1965 set the balance in favor of the County at
$8 million. The Commission Staff disagreed with this also
but indicated that the County would receive a signiBcant
monetary advantage.
The staff of the Lands Commission objected to the plan
primarily because it "would diminish the greater public
use which could be developed otherwise." Unfortunately
this is not a constructive criticism for obviously one alter·
native plan which would increase public usc would be to
condemn the entire bay and develop it under public own·
ership and operation. It is not enough to say that some
alternative plan would yield more public benefits without
balancing these bene6ts against the implied costs.
Perhaps the Commission Staff's objection can be inter-
preted to mean that although benefits would accrue to
both the public and the Irvine Company under the pro-
posed plal'l, the Irvine Company would receive the 1ion"s
share. If this is the Commission Sta!'s position, then it
should move toward its objective by proposing specific
criticisms and alternatives. Surely some development of
the Upper Bay would serve the state-wide interest more
than the present undeveloped condition. The Commission
Staff can better serve the public interest by actively seek·
ing a solution rather than dismissing any proposals with
tautologies.
ulec&ed •• tbe tetlina fot
new teltvltion oommerc:lalt
tor OM of 1961'1 luuuy
autoinobi lu.
Tho •tuition spott will
introduet tho new year'•
line or automobllu with
tho Newport Beach club
used •• a backaroW\d. The
bil oonteu:oun and the c lub
house will be prominent in
the commercial• this rail.
Olen Turnbull, TV 1ctor
and auiatant to profea ..
tiona I PeUir Arendrup, u•
ranaed ror the 2--day vitit
by tho TV commercial aroup,
Mr. Turnbull recently c ap-
tured first place in. tho an·
nual tcreen actor'a tcnni•
tournament in Loa Anaclcs.
THE
GROUP
ART
elhlbll
at
newsletter. "Ins lances of
walkina or standina in the
roadway is particulaJiy hiah
in the 1 S to 2 5 age group.
Playina in the roadwa y is
most f1equent amona those
unde1 10 yeats o ld. For
people 65 years and olde1,
RECREATION SWIMMING
PROGRAM EXPANDED SCHOOL CUSTODIAl!
EARL TUIIJIER DIES Conservatively, expenditures for annual maintenance of 1-----------
the 3,000 boats would be about SUS million, with virtually
all of this taking place in the Ne,~rt Beach·Costa Mesa
area. Because of a "multiplier" effect, these expenditures
for maintenance would probably raise personal income of
the area by some $3.8 million annually.
THIS OIL PORTRAIT of
Mrs. William Paxton of
Corona del Mar is an ex-
ample of the wo r~ of a rtist
13a.rba ra O'Keefe, b02 Or-
chid 1\ve., Corona del Mar,
wh ose pa in tings a re on dis·
play through Aug. 1 in a
one ~a n show at the Tustin
li brary, under the sponsor-
ship of the Torana Art Lea·
gue of San ta Ana. Mr s . 0 '·
Keele, a member of th e Art
League, is curr ently teach·
ing a class in portrai t
pa in t ing.
The City of Newpon
Beach department of pa rk s,
beaches and re creation has
expanded re creation swim·
mina at the Corona del \far
and Newport Ha.tb9r Hi gh
School pools. Hou.n o£
operation fo r recreation
swim sessions are !arne at
both hiah school pools.
Daily between 1 and 3 p.m.;
~·!onday an d Fri da~ between
7 and } p.m., Samrda) be·
tween noon and 5 p.m.
Admis sion to any of the
sessions is zsc. A family
plan is a\·ailable fo r SIS .
which en ti tl es an} mem ber
of the fwnil} registered to
swim at either of the pools
and at an~ of the recreation
swim sessions offe red for
the entire su mmer.
RICHo\RO 0 . WINCKLER
OF NEWPORT DIES
Rich ard 0. Winckler. 2135
W. Coas t Hwy., \lar iners
\1ile, early Caltfo1nia ci trus
ranche1 , di ed Fr iday, July
1~. at a nu1sing home 1n
C~;~sta \lesa.
He was born in Leipzia.
Ge1many, lived as a boy in
\lilwaukee, and moved to
Lemon Hei ghts in Santa Ana
in 1924. He Jctired fr om
avocado and cttrus ranch-
ing 10 ye&~s ago.
5urvivms include his son,
Ri chard of :-.Jewpott Beach;
a sister . \ln. C.A. Knuse,
a.nd 2 g1andsons.
Servi ces were he ld July
17 at Paci fi c View \ole mo·
rial Park.
Earl Anthony Turner, 2203
Co lleae Ave., Costa Mesa.
died July 13 at Hoaa Ho s·
pi lal at aae SO. The nat ivC"
born Californ ian had lived
i..n Costa \tesa ror lS years.
H.e waa a cuatodian for the
Newport-Mesa Unified
School Disuic L
Sorvi \'Ots include 3 bro--
thers, J ohn or Costa Mesa,
Ge orae o f San Jacinto,
Calif., and Frank of M~·
hattan Beach; and 1 sister,
\Irs. Gretta Co x of Gardena.
Servi ces we re held Tues·
day, J uly U. at Baltz \tor·
tuaJ y in Costa Mesa. Inter·
ment was at Harbor Re st
\·lemorial Park.
ELMER BELL, RETIRED
RR INSPECTOR, DIES
Elmer Hard!on Bel l, 75,
of 185 Costa Mcu St.,
Costa \lesa, died July 13 at
ll oag Hospital.
He ~as a 1etired inspector
for the Union Pacific Rail·
road and had liv ed in Cos ta
\lesa II yean. He was born
1n \lissouri .
Sutvivou include his
wife, \lartha \I. Bell; a son,
~I au is; a brothel and a sis·
ter; 4 glandchildren and I
g1eat·g1andchi \d.
Se1vices were held \lon·
day, J uly 17, at Baltz Mor·
tuary in Cos ta \lesa. Inter· me ~t was at Har bor Rest
\lemorial Park.
SIO,OOO FIRE HITS
HOME AND CARAGE
OCC budget is boosted
A fire caused SH>,OOO
damaae Tuesday co the
hom e or \olr. and Mu. Othel
Cobb, 3033 Johnson Ave.,
Costa Mes a. Trustees of the Otanae
Coas t J unio1 Colleae Ois·
tTict h.ave appt:oved a pu~
lication budget in the amount
of SII,J62,161, which is
5459,182 over the prelimi·
naz y b·udget okayed last
Is the Profile of Protection
ON YOUR HOM
You'll Find Out
if You Tofk
to Us.
aoal.ao &> Gggm, rJ«.
lii'II .UIIIIAINCf
n1onlh. The Plelimi nar y bud·
act was Sl0,902,379, down
S43 ,66CJ fr om the previous
yea1.
The budget was increased
because of areatez tax in·
come fr om the hiaher as·
sessed valuation, larger
than anticipated amount
comins in from out-ofoodia·
Two pumpers and a ladder
truck answered the 1:33
p.m. alann .
Cause or the fire, whidl
did an estimated S~,OOO
damaae to the sinale 11ory
house and 1,000 to the at·
tach ed aaraae, is under in·
vestiaation.
lli ..:t tuition, and a s liahtly "·EMPTY" MOTEL LIMIT
larser beainning balance OCCUPIED; .f ARR!STED
due to delayed purchases. A dia believina hotel mana·
The trustees put S300,000 aer called (or police · Sun·
of the additional income day.July 9, when he leuned
into a building reserve fund one o( hit unita at the
and earmarked SISO,OOO for Mo--Bo-Tol, 4401 W, Coau
the undistributed reserve. Hwy •• 'Neat Newport, w11
Public · hear ina end adopo-occupied.
tion of the budaet are tch~ Polieo muted Oiue K.
duled (or Aaa. l. Brou.r o( Lot Aa:11l11, 1
ll .... ITOLD 22-yur-old State colleao
Cotta Meaa police •e lbldent; 0.., R. Muquit,
continuin1 •e aurcb iJr a l3, ol Watt Lot Aaplee,
1750 clinond cneaaem4!fU alto a colleaiala; Lyut ..
dna which wat tiOion July Wlntonun, 20. oiLu Veeu.
10 110111 the home of Betty a fili•a cletl!; •d Ml..._l
Oa¥11, 2145 Tobqo Pl., J. Alllo, 20, or Narlloau. ~ .,,. e?e·ONa D-UCLA ~-IN& .. et'COA.M M .. MWAV Cotla MeiL 1\e W CUll u.ach, a 1-t.
_.._.on ....... c•'-••· • ...,.,, eul h •liJhdy Thay were cbrpd _. .. L.----------1 n .. H. pall<• ,.,. ..., .. ..,. •
Coupled with the increased revenues from tourism, plus
the personal e:q>enditures of the boat ownen, total per·
sonal income (and the state and federal tax base) would
rise by several millions more. ·
Also on the benefit side of the ledger, for all property
owners of the area and ultimately of the County, would
be the rise of contiguous property values, with further
beneficial impact on the local and County tax base. Similar
benefits would accrue to the County (rom taxes on the
3,000 added boats themselves. Orange County's taxable
boats ( those over S250 in value) had a 1966 assessed value
of $11 ,243,200 (with a market value of about S50 miJlion ).
An addition of one·flhh as many more boats would add
S2 million to the assessed value of County boats (and over
S8 million to the market value).
Needless to·say, most of these boats would be built or
purchased in the area, once again adding substantial eco·
nomic benefits to the local picture and almost equal bene-
6ts to the state in sales and income taxes and to the federal
jZO~ment in income and other taxes. It is our belief that
these public benefits have not been taken into sufficient
account by the California Lands Commission StaH. as they
have on Dana Point by the federal ji!:Ovemment.
The overriding consideration for the Upper Bay Devel-
opment is the public need. There is a current shortage of
berthin.l{ and launching facilities on the 42 miles of ocean
front of Oran.'te Countv. Ownership nf boats has risen
from 4,548 in 1950 to 24.500 in 1965. The County estimates
there are some 10,000 small boats in the area below S250
in value. too low to be taxed profitably but still enjoyed
hy their modest income bracket owners.
By 1980, the numher o f boats in the County is expected
to jump to 92.500, or 37 for everv 1,000 peoole. Provision
must he made to meet thi!! need, which is both real and
ALBACORE TOURNEY PHILCO'S JOHN LAW50M
IS OM FOR JULY 21 .22 5PEAKS TO ROTARY
The lnterclub Albacore John B. Lawson, fou nder
Tournament is de finitely on and president or Project 21.
for this Friday and Satur· a citizens proaram 1o
day, July 21 and 22, it waa mot e environmental
decided Tuesday night at a lcn ce for Oranae Coon
meeting or the Balboa was the auest s peaker
Ang lina Club, hosts ror the the dinner me etina or tho
tourney. Sianificant catches Newpon Balboa
during the earlier part of Club, TuesdaY, eYcnina,
the week, inc ludina some. July 11. at the Irvine Coau
patties btinaina in tOO or Country Club.
mote of the prize fi1h The eounty•wide Project
yesterday, he(ped make the 21 has aained natilJilal
decision to hold to the tention throuah infonnation
July datea. Fish have read into the Conareuional
moYed in h om rar away ReeOrd by Conareuman
points, inc ludi ng the 60 RichardT. Hanna, and Pre·
mi le bank, and were beina aident Lyndon B. Johnson
'Theatre Compact Oraan'
with electronic uaps and
Castanets -ONLY at. ..
CORCORAN-MU'iiC CO.
(.'crou from fashion Sq.),
'#66 Town & Country
.. 541 ... 318
Open ~ton. & Fri. 'til 8 pm
• Yam~ha • Story 4£ Clark•
II A,\IM O:\ ll -ST[I~ 1\-\)..
Spinet, con§olf' & ~rand piano!li,
"""" and uvrl fr nm S3ti9.
St,.inWay Prole~~o§ional , !liil\'f'
1450.
New & u>wd !l Ammond QfJ!IID"
from 1·19.). u,.,.r1 lh•mmond
..,JJ.e .. ]i'1' & rlwthm, "'"''"
S5-JO.
SC.H \IlllT·PIIII.I.IP:' CO.
1907 'i. \lam ~1. 111 Z(lth
~.tnu• ·\na
REAL BARGAIN. Beautiful
Gulbransen Rialto thett1e
oraan with Leslie speaker.
Like new. Asking SJJOO.
For demonstration call
Gelene Vinson at548·2777.
"Hy$tuia -196 4" by Llo•
ntl LoJcos -tlu fur '""'•
pail" a1aiut BarTy Golti·
u·alt,, HcndbacJc J4 ,
pr~er from :
..U.erte• ()plato• 8oc* !MON
1834 Hutlor Blvd.
CoiJta M~u -PbotU! 846-o643
• PETS
CASH ror your garage i terns.
BOOKS, tools, housewares
needed for ou r dai I} aar·
aae sale. &46·1675, Te·
Winkle Hardware, Costa
Men •
PUBLlCATlON typina. Have
latest model No. 720 Va1 i·
typct with many new type
faces. Aho have Head·
EXPERT liner. Call Fran 673·1507 Ptofessional G1oomin a
All b1eeds. Ha nd strippina l -'0~'~-~6·f~3~.0~~~50~.':::::=====
avai lable. e MOVING & STORAGE
JORDAN'S PET SHOP
nnE. cout H"'Y·· 613-UJO HARBOR TRANSFER
CO ROSA DEL MAR AND STORA GE
.. BankAmericard Agent for
.... J oin your C[).l 011mber~ WHEATON
• LOST & FOUND
LOST -·Siamese fe male
cat. "Tiki:' May have blue
collar. Vicinity Broad·
moot area, CO\ol. 644.0224.
V ANL INES, INC.
Ll 8•7lll or Ll 8·9783
37SE.17lh St.,Costa Mcu
• CEMETERY LOTS
FOR 5ALE
.• P!RSOHAL FOU R (4) choi.ce cemetery ;...:..:.:__.:.:__:.:.___:: ______ • lots, Pacific View, S29S
ALCOHOLftSANONYMOUS • each. 548"2662· o CARS FOR So\LE 2· LOTS 0 V~ ::.::::::::_:_::::.=:=.::_ __ -1 Harbor Area. 673·8724. 2.4 • cean 1ew Sec·
1966 OLOS\iOBILE _ like houn. ti on, Pac. View \lemo rial
new, low milea1e. Call Park COM. Retail S320
642...,002. (Eveninas.) e WORK WANTED each. SACRIEICE t2211
each. 54&·1271. IRONING. Years of expe1·
icnce on all types or clo-
thina & linen.Specialty,
men's shirts. Sl.SO per hr.
Mable Wh itman. 6\)7 Mar-
auerite, COM. 673·2774.
\. TELEV1510M
·cti AJI.(Nl-i:E:o usED
TV" a .•. $29.50 ..
TV Rauals SID ,..;,a.
Buy .-Optioa
·Eltport ••"ice calla~,
coRrsrv
2276 Colle ... 01 ..
(Behiod JC.Yart) ~-111•
-.• :::&!A -t
---=
• BUS,, OPPORTUHI Tl ES
COCKTAiLS -and dinne r
house. Cap. 17 S. Dana
Poi nt. Near new h.arbor.
Fully equipped. Owner
(7 14) 412.;\464.
hiiSCE~LANEOUS
1'10 SIZE MATTRESS,
aprinl• and frame. S20.
Oaa atoYe 14S or trade
eqoal ., alue. ·S46-9.S42.
SPOTS berore you r eyes
. on your new carpet -r&
move them with Blue Lus·
tre. Rcat electric •ham·
pooer Sl. Crown Hardware,
3107 E. Coatt Hwy., Cor·
ona del Mar.
cau&ht in the 35 mile zone hat commended the "en· OLDS F·8S Cullan. orr Pyram id Head. liahtened leaden hip"' of 2 dt., bucket teata. Ul.S.
i:.;EiitiiiiJtifiii:i ... :
OPFlCE SPACE for -t lo 1-~------
Enal., u...te ..,lldloa. :e '511'ftC!5 Anglett' ncitement boiled Oranae County (or Project 1 _::S4:.~::..:.:1 2::6:::·c_ ____ _
up yesterday when marlin 21.
were also s iahtcd in the Mr. Lawson is a vice pre·
Catslina channel. At of sident or Phileo-Ford Cot•
yes terday afternoon no pot"ation and pneral man ..
marlin had Hen orricially aer or lhe Company's Aero-
weiahedd~ina th i• aeason. nutronlc Di vision.
TOUTM 15 OT!D DM A55AUL T CMAIGI
Police an:ested RaadeU Newport. u dtey arrived,
James Love. u. or 4112Y.I poliee taid.
Neptune Ave., Weat Ni•· The Aftlheim m• IDid
pon.. on a daarae or au•lt poilu bo mitjudeo4 d\,1
ood battory oo Satunloy. IPIM of hla •• •d .........
July I. od .. .., •• l.Mo ••· ·Bo-
no 19-JNMIId , .... ao ,_ ~• -w ..... , of lola
~ c-o eon ... •• .. "'loot ot •• 1 ., .. .s..~ ... ........,.•mu ........ -.., ... -..
R. Ryao or_._.,.. ot ,.. ,.._ Mou -cl·
hi• •• .. v.ctnc Ceoat po1 ..t ... Mil r ......
Hwy. 'Ol OraliO 114.; Well Mil 1Me It '276.
'
• 51TUA TIDM$ WAMT!O
BOY nec:da job.
Ellp. in yard work. Will do
other joba. Sc:hool eirl
needs job. Li1ht houae-
or babyJhtil;'l or odd
Plloao 54i·Slll.
-AM wi th 10
yeuold daaeJuer will c:ata
for dlildrea In her new
.._., tly dey, woet or
....q~&, nile .....,.,
...._ • .,. ... cadont.
,OIAUPPI!UI -T"" A c-.,. •a-J llf.-
-• ·CIIIl~JP7.
• 2121-E. Coau Hwy., CON. j=._,.::::,::~:!..-----
14 .. 1 ror in~~~r~~~ce • Nal WILL KEEP children in my
utet.. Call ne E.ai .. , bome. Any hour, any aec.
673-0550 bis yard. Alao housec:Jcan· -......,,...:..;=,_--~ Ina by day 0< hour. CM.
PARTTTTONI!D OFFICE -I~PII.:on:::::•..:5:::.,~S3:;111:=.·:_ __ _
rront half for one pii'JOa .• , ___ ;;-;.· ------------Oaak, dlair. utiliUaa r.,. r
ni1bed, 11• A Oraa,o,
CM. OoiJ t40 per ....
Hoddlaa-SU ... U. •
c.u .. r-• .. ~
.. ... alp
DUIIO
POIIIIIT
I•
Newport Beach Balllaa
Balbaa Island Costa Mesa ,.
Lido Isle c.,_ clel Mar
ll S Heliotrope
Corona del Mar
Shake roof, newly bit-in kitchen m-cl~~ng refrigerator. 2 BR . Den •
D1mng Rrn • Fireplace!! All this PLUS exc~lent Beach location
1601 layMen
Irvine Terrau
2_ Fami~ rms in one Home? That's
nght! W1th 4 BR and Great View of
Harbor.
. Charminv 2 IR Home
wtth ~ BR _Guest Apt South of Hwy
nn Pomsetlta · only S39.500
F.,. All yeur ... , Estate r\Mds ull
2121 E.
Co.at Highway
Corona cW Mer
67J.Jno
Ev •• 673-3430
SPACE FOR RENT
in the Ensign Building
2121 E. Ctlll Hwy,, Ctrlll .tillar
Approximately 750 sq. ft. in rear of buil ding,
with entrance from fernleof Ave~
SEE OWNER AT THE ENSIGN
Ttlt,~tlt: 113-1551
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE OF' PUBUC HEARI NG
Notice i& hereby slvu that
the Plann ins Commluloo of
the C ity of Newport Beach
will hold a public hearin11 on
lhe application of R.D. Spear•
mao for a Uae Permh •1292 to r.rmit ao addition to ao elliat•
Dl! non-conformiol! dwe lliol!
which will r oject 3 feet into 1-~-------the require rear yard on Lot
16, Bl ock 14, Trac t Balboa Phone in Your Order
t.lud , Section 4, 1401 N, for a Sui.scriptiOfl: Bayfroa t.
Notice ia hereby further 11iven _C;;;•;;I;;.I;;;6;;73;;.0,;;;,550;;;;. __ _ lhat uid pobllc hearilll! will ==:_
be held on the J rd day of
Aup&t, 1967, at the hour of
8:00 p.m. iu the Council Cham•
ben~ of the Newport Peach
City Ha ll, at whic h time .ad
pL.ce any 11nd all peraou In·
tereated may a ppear nd be
heard thereon.
Ray Y, Copelin, aec:retary
Newport Beach City
Plaa.DIDI! Com111iaaloa
LEGAL MOTIC!
N011CE OF PUBUC HE.ARINC
Notice Ia hereby fllveo that
tlie PJ.onlol! Commla11loa of
the City of Newport Beach
will ·hold a public hearln11 011
... appllcatloa of TCMII Mo.a
for a w.rlancet •904 to pumlt:
coe.at,.ctloa of • trlplell ia
addltloa to •• ulatlas alosle
t.•lly dwe lli•JII oa • build ial!
she iD 1he R·2 &ODe 0111 Lot
11 I 20, Block SS2, Tnct
C.,_. del Mar, 518 Oaat.lla.
Notice U. at.eret.y fartller
1l••• that uld ,-bile ltearia,
will M llield CMI the Srd clay o
Aa,..t, 1967, at U1e har of
eaOO P·•· Ia tk-Coa~~ell o.ue.. of lit' "••pooft a.c~ City Rail, at willet. d-. .... p .. M aay a .. all ............. '" .. , ·~ ,.., ... _ _... ......
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LIDO ILE
IAYFIIOIIT
4 bedroom. 4 balh, 2
story, pier and n o aL
O.oi ce location special·
ly priced.
1120,000
ownn may carry the loan.
111 Olflrl•l
3 becboom, 2 bath on 40'
lot. Modem 1nd buuti-
fully desiped for Lido
hie livina. SL to SL lo-.
c•tion. 3 car •••ae.
' .
But buy at
S52,SOO
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NEII'OIIT HARIIOR !IIIICII
ARST S£CT1011 --P•7
Real
......
LEISURE UVING
Enjoy thi ~ ttlree bedroom , dining room, tw o bath
all electri c(includin,; heat) ne wl y decorated and
full y carpeted home. Two s wi mming pools, ,ca~
ban a, .puttin~ ~reens, s hurne board and badmin•
ton for your e nj oyment wi th no maintenance pro·
bl ems. PRICED BEL OW TOOAY 'S MARKET AT
ON L YS28, 750,WITH 10% DOWN AND 90% LOAN--
On ly one left -SEE 24 12 UNIVE'lSITY AV E.
(E xt ens ion of Del \far Ave.} Open week-ends 1-5
p.m.
CHARMING HOME
PLUS G.UEST HOUSE
Here's th e answer to your mothe l"'in·law problem
or week-end colle,re kids . The home o He rs three
be drooms, I ~ baths and large kitchen with eatin.R
area. The jilu est house has i ts own private en~
trance and oHe rs L.A., bedroom, kitche n and
bath. Lar~te double ~tara,re on alley with parkin,r
space for two additional c ars. Locat e d in "TOP
EASTSIDE COSTA ME SA" nei•hbomood . Near
schools and onl y a couple bl ocks from WEST~
C LIFF Shopping Cente r. Priced to sell at only
$26,950. Exc ellent financ in£ available or owner
may carry. ACT FAST. .......... , ....
"You'll liJr:e Our Friendly Servic e"
220 E. 17th St. (Phone 6-t6-0555) Costa lAesa
(locot.d in E. 17th St. Shopping Cent9r)
Evenings Coli ~-1050 or ~69
•::an't Sell 11 ?
Trade It?
For Fast Action & Results
Call
EXCHANGE SPECIALISTS
DOYLE CO . 548·1168
, 270 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa
... -.1!. .....
642-6472
•••. 673-3468
1730 W. C..ot Hlwey
Newport a-ct.
IUSIIIESS COIIIIEII
In bustling Calimesa {near Redlands) and surrounded
by S new s.,viea stations. Only 200 feat from a Fr ...
wtry aff and on ramps, this is the eomar to grab riW.t
now. Improved with o 2«)0 sq. ft. building, the site is
approximately 100' x 200'. Priced to sail at $60,000.
I 011 A LOT
3 bedroom home, plus a duplex, on a 50' x 200' Costa
Mesa lot. Eaeh unit of the duplex has two bedrooMs ond
enclosed garages. I~ occupcncy ·brings in a r•.,dar
S310 per month, with pcrymenh on the trust deed of
only $150. CNt of town owner has asked us to s.tl it for
just $29,500. Ba"er hurry.
DOWTOW IUILDIIIIS ~1: In tha heart of Anaheim, with a scha.i.ded income
of $500 per month. Thr .. stores, plus pn:.feulonal
suites upstairs. $.49,.500.
II: On busy 4th St. ln.Sonto Ana. Two story war.house
includes basement and roilrood doek. Leas.d ot $48S
per t'Mnth. Own., says sell for $.49,500.
HAVE A MAT YOU DDI'T lAilT!
We hcrve severol ptop...-ty own•• who will acctipt -...
'-'P to $100,000 in exch-.. for their holclint .. The,..
p«tl•• ,..,. ~ l•sed co-erclol lluilcltnes to
eottl• ,_chea. Coli us to'" if your veat~ will fit th.
n•ds of our cll•ta.
PNOMI U2·5111
•
THUIISDAY, JULY 20, 1967
OORDIIA DEL IAR, CALl f. Newport Beach Balloa
Balloa Island Costa Mesa
Lido Isle c-HI Mar
How you benefit from
your Realtor's®
Multiple Listing Service
when you sell a house.
When you sell your house through a Re altor, yo u save
lime, energy, and headaches. Because a Realtor is a pro-
fessional in lhe real eslale business who will in troduce you
10 truly inleresled people. People who want to buy wh at
you want to sell .
And through Multiple Lisling, a number of Re ahors
work hand in hand so thai you have a wide range of pro-
speclive buyers. All of whom do business through a Realtor
because they know he handles the kind of property 1hc y'rc
inlerested in . Fairly and squarely.
When you're selling your house , do it the simple way .
Get in touch wilh your
Realtor, a professional in
real estale who subscribes
to a strict Code of Ethics
as a member of the local
board and of the National
Associalion of Real Estate
Boards.
Newport Harbor Costa Mesa
Board of Realtors
r-· • SEMPLE
REAL ESTATE
OPU HOUSE. • • THIS IEEll·UD .
602 BEGONIA, CMono dell.lcw ••• a c:na...-
OPO:N Sun. only 1:00-5:00 P.M.
See 'lay Sm ith •••
1126 EBBTIOE, Harbor View Hills
..• magnificent VIEW!
OPEN Sun. only 12:00-5:00 P.M . CHOICE OCEANFRONT
See Rochelle Robers
1 Wayne, Cameo Highlands, •.. neat as o pin.
OPEN Sun. only 1:00-5:00 P.M.
See l:thel Jackson
• ••
Our office is OPO:N Too ... Al l day Sat . & Sun.
See AI Unruh
se.l.lll.o\L UTATI IJJ.ml
2515 I.
-Big Bear Anyone?
3 bedroom, 2 both, carpeted, cedar siding out·
side, birch paneling in side. F:osy access,
paved rood. Exclusive Moonridge Estates.
T rode for fixer•upper, Harbor area.
$29,500
Wells-McCardle '&alton
Rellable Serric. ••~ 1943
1110 Newporf u J.nn Coota Mua
SHORECLIFFS
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LOCATION
One of the most 'outstanding homes on Ocean
Boulevard -Forma l dining room -breakfast
room -d~n -wet bar -2 BR -2Y, Baths.
$89,500
, __ ........
Now is lite time to buy litis clupleut $39,500.
We ll located 3 BR -2 Bath Hause with 1 BR
-1 Both Apartment. Easy to maintain yard.
ACT NOW !!
~OX Y. f'RJlXI<liX
I R£Jll. TOR ' 3250 Eat Coat .......,
CortN dill .... Califomta
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OPEN SEVEN DAY$
15MozwJ
Newport Island $31,~
Cute as you know whot' a "' -Sutoohi"'' ....
toge with guest' room, ..,..., fireplace, 1 ...
patio, ·built-in r0nge I OYWt. ...... Ceiliftt
and panelled li Ying ,...... -... thia char. ••·
View·VM!W·VI8W
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A HOST of would-be Fli~t of the Snowbirds champions
received moral support at slgn-op time from 3 Newport
Beach beauties, pictured at th e left: Jan Rinaldi, prln·
cess. Some 125 entries are expected for the annual
classic, which wi ll be sailed in th e bay thi s Su nday
aftern oon, July 23, beginning at 1:30 p.m., o ff the Bal-
boa Pavilion. (Cameo House photo.)
T ri Deltas plan party
Delta Delta Delta Alumnae
or the Newport Harbor Area
will meet at 10 a.m. Wed-
nesday, July 26, for a swim
tnd brid1e party. Mr s. Ruth
Kennedy will be hostesa at
her home, 301 E. Bay PL ,
Balboa Island.
Members are asked to
brina a sandwi ch. Salad•
and punch will also be ser-
ved. Ani stina Mrs. D. B.
·Betti With party ananae-
mentl are Mn. W.J. Calli a
a~d Miu Wendy Weir. Mrs.
James Will iams will be in
charae or the bu siness
meebn1o Thole interested
in auendina may call Mrs.
Kennedy at 67~3JaiJ,
Roundina out 1ummer ac ti-
vities lhe Tri Deltas and
their f~milies will meet for
a picnic Au-. 12 at Emerald
aE A GOOD MEIGHaOR
If you ue a newcomer, or
ltno• of a ne•comer lo
the tlarbof A.rea •ho hu
DOl ~" •elc:omed, do
l'ler a r .... ar by c:anlna dis
Harbor Visitor bet•een
I Md 10 a .m., and aht
wi II call on your friend
•·ith valuable informati<..1
and airta from friendly
busineaa firms wh ich
stanc:l ready kl hel p he r
become acquainted wi~
her new surroundinaa.
THE HA .. OR VISITOR
Ph•u: HY 4-9361
Bay. Reservations may be
made by callina Mrs. Rich·
ard Crow 673-7321.
HALVAR OLSEN , 76,
OF COSTA MI;SA DtES
Halvar Olsen, 76, of 32 4
E. 20th St., Cos ta Mesa,
died Mond ay, July 17 , in a
Newport Beach hospital.
He was born in Sweden and
had lived in Costa Mesa
and Ca li fornia 14 years.
He was a self--employed
farmer for 36 years.
Survivors in c lude 3
brothen, Anders J ohanuon
of Costa Mesa, and Kn ut
and J ohannas J ohansson,
both of Sweden; and 2
sis ten, Hanna Ni luon and
lnared Mattson, al s o livi ng
in Sweden.
Services wi II be held at
II a.m. today, July 20, at
Be II Broadway in Costa
Meu with the Rev. James
Blain offici atina of the
Newport Harbor Lutheran
Church. lntepnent wiH be
at Forest Lawn in Glen·
dale.
ROAD TUIIUD OVER
A County Board of Super-
visor resolution dated Jul y
II and s ent to the Newport
Beach Ci ty Council turns
over control of Palisades
Rd., from Jamboree Rd. to
MacArthur Blvd., to the
City.
Mrs. D.C. Thompson, 318 Heliotrope, Co JOna del Mar
Winner of Lido Luncheon for Two
Berkshire& Restaurant
AN ART SHOW featuring the works of
California artists and sculpto rs is being
presented at the Clyde Zulch Originals
Art Gallery at 1835 Newpo rt 91vd., Cos ta
Me s a. E xh ibit hou rs are 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Mr. Zulch, whose pain tings are incl uded
in the sho w, is pictured here with De·
wane 13u rgess, at left, res ident of Harbo r
View Hill s an d man ager o f American Sav-
ings and Loan Assn. off ic e in Whi ttier,
whe re the Zu lch Gallery pre sented an
exhibit during May and J un e •. The exhibit
is no.w being shown at the Beverly Hill s
bran ch of American Savings. Mr. Zulch is
standing beside a bronze scul pture by Ju-
dith Bland, who s e works are featured at
the Zul ch Gallery. The Gallery a rt s how
al so incl udes paintings by Dale Logan
Hi ll, Wade Zint, Roger Arm strong, Mari-
lyn Seel and, Neil Butch er, Edgar Payn e,
Reynold 9rown and Paul Dibert, and
scul ptors Hy Fink and Harold Wak eman.
Public hearings are set
The CostaMeaa City Coun· 2940 Randolph St., is the
cil at Monday's regular owner.
meeting set 3 public he ar• • Awarded contracts to
ings for 7:30 p.m. Aug. 7 Coast General Tire Co. of
in the City Hall. Under con· Costa Mesa fo r tire and tube
aideration will be a pr opo-supply, and repair aervicea;
sal to abandon a 60 foot to Howard Supply Co. of
road easement at the end of Fullerton for two .S586 COfnoo.
Che yenne St., between pressors , and to Lube-Lift
Paularino Ave. and Gisler Equipment Co. for S2,619
Ave.; a petition for rezoning worth of equipment for the
property north of Merrimac City maintenance yard.
Way and south of Peterson • Approved a variance fiX
Pl. from R4-CP to C l..CP, Jack Chapman, 3081 M ..
and an abatemen t of public deira Ave .,Costa \rtesa, per-
nu isance pr oceedin& &J&inst mi tting COnl truc tion O( A
property at 2046 Maple St., houae at 2882 Boa Viata
owned by Louis De La Tone, Dr. whi ch will extend l ·foot
1986 Map le St., Costa Mesa. into the 5-foot set back at
In other action the Costa the h ont of the property and
Mesa council: 6-inches into the 2.5 foot
• Approved money awards required overhana on both sides o( the house. for Ci ty Employees based
on length o f employment, • Appro ved a variance for
uaining, and performance . Ar lin Stafford, 889 Concreu St., Costa Me sa, to permit
• Approved River No. 5 building a patio room onto
annexati on , a 32.7 acre his house. The addition will
strip of land s traiahtening extend l·foot into the 5-foot
the city boundary along the side yard setback required
Santa Ana river at Victoria by city building codes.
St. • Referred to the Plann ina
JOSEPH L. PETERSON of
Shore Cliffs, director of
administration for Douglas
Aircraft Co. missi le and
space sys tem division, has
been elected to the execu·
tive boa rd of the Orange
County Red Cross, accord-
in g to an announcement
from chapter chairman Paul
Hanna of 9aycrest.
DRUC POSSESSION
OIARCED IN ARRESTS • Approved postponement Commission a conditiona l
for sui:J.n ittina a rinal map of use permit applic ation from
pr operty east of Jefferson First Step Houae o( Oranae
Ave., between Paularino County, a non-profit alcoho-Top 0 ' The B•y-Vi• Lido I Newpori Blvd. Ave. and Gisler Ave.,ahow-lie rehabilitation oraaniza-
Costa Mesa police have
arrested Thomaa P. Cue,
19, o( 611 Victoria St.,
Colla Meta; Darlene K.
Canuno, 21, of 677 Victoria
St., Apt. B; and Paul w.
Baker, 18, of Downey on
charae• of posuuion or
danaeroua druaa.
h 1ng division of the land into tion. John Glithero, !183 W. r~~~~~~~·~N~eiw~pot~rt~Be~·~·~~~~~~~~~~4Ji'~·;"~·~L;•~w~i~•;R~. §s;c~h~m~idn, 19th s t., costa Men, made the pennit request.
• Referred back to the
PlaMinJ Commiuion a re ..
quest by P01 ter and Klei ser
HILLS IROS.
Coffee lib. 69' 21b . sp1
SWUT CAL". PRODUCE
SPECIALS FAHCY ROMAINN! I.
IAHU ROSA lUTTER
Plums 2 LIS. 29' LeHuce 1
Dell.! I'IM!AI'I'L! V.I. N!W YOIIX 303 SIZE
o( Loa Anaelea for pennia-
aion to erect a 12 by 25-
Coot illuminated roo( poll er
at IS66 Newport Blvd.
M.UCAR!T MARSHALL
0, COSTA M!SA DI!S
Maraaret W. Mauhall, 72.
o( 29$2 Pcppertree Ln ••
Coat& Men, died July $ at
Newport Beach connlu-
hoa pi tal. Sbe •• s born
Scotllnd lnd llod IIHd
Mrs . Canzano waa alao
charaed wilh poncnion o(
a hy podennic kit.
Thomu Case, a auapected
parole violator, waa at ..
tomptina to rlush packaaee
believed to be a narcotie
down a toilet, pollee hy,
when they forc:ad &hoir way
into hi a apartmentat 10 p.m.
Tueaday, July 11.
Polic:t ncovered l of the
pec:kaa... The Oran.ae ;!'•ta ~·~~ a year. County crime labia uam-
.Su IVOI'S Include ber J iftiftl Clpl'llea (ound in the
tllten. Mn. Htltn Orten ina.! ki..:bn and the oon&lntt of ~. Oorolby McPbenon, ._ ,_
Juice LARG! ~ ••• 2149' Applesauce both of McCloud, Calif.t aad the pac.aaea. Po.Hoe a .. o
Mn. D. E.. lluombly of ::nocotod • hypodermic
O.troh: 4 btoLbtn, Ar*ar,
J1111o1, Huold IUid Roaold1 DAM SHIDICII:, 0, 0,
of Talt, Mlcb,; and 10 COSTA MilA DIIS :103 SIU
29' p 100 -,..
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IIIP.QIIISioOIICX .. 7li eo.
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niecea ll'ld upbe••· Dan J,.. Sbenct, !02 Tr ...
S.mc.. •er• held hi' verae Or.o Coua Meu, died o..-, Mldl. ·Boll Blood-July ll at Hoa1 Hoopltol 11
_, _.., Ia Co1ta Moaa .,. 65 .
.... die r..eral una,.. He •u born In Peanayl·
..... • .. .ani• Ud had u .. cl ' , .. ,. CMiU IIITIILD )n ~~ uot. Pomwrly be
A •1,000 Hallelblad CUt-wotbd. •• a clerk for La-
-eqodpped willt a 1~... pa l'edoral S.•lop lrld
l•e wu tat• off 1 liMit Lou Alaa •
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witt. 1 S 'fH' gu~r~nt•. A prJniH wd
is affix'td to NC.h pitct of furniture.
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FUN FOR ALL AGES AT FAIR
1\e lwpu Oru;. c-~y
Pair ia 11M .... ,., lt.i1&ory
will twinJ ID&o actima 1'lM1•
day, July lS, at tiM fair•
pound• in Cotta Mtaa for a
Way IW'I darouah Sun4ay,
July 30 •.
OpeninJ event will be &he
Aloha queen cont"t scbo-
dulod for 2:30 p.m. and I
p.m. Tuead1y, when 20 ot
Oran10 County'• local beau-
ty queen• will vie r~ the
honor of relpina over the
parade of events at the
Oranac County Pair.
Pat 'Butuam, veteran
movie, radio and televiaioa
comedy star c:unently fea-
tured in the '"Otien Acrea"
televition uriea, head• up
a liat of ·performen for the
mua ic.:t variety thow, also
achcduled for 2:30 p.m. and
8 p.m. daily in the Amphi-
theatre dwina the sia4(f.ay
ev.ent.
Other top entertainer•
appouina daily in the musi•
cal vuiety ahow are the
Or wy nt, a .. ,winainJ" acro--
bat and foot-juaalinl family ;
Jan, "lovely lady of the
ta'apeze," and the Jack
Fisher Orchoaua.
The daily thow will bt
climuod with the ''Hawai•
ian Hula-Baloo," ttariirtt
Tehua, Tahitian dance;
Tama, prince o( the fiN
danceu; Keelo and Keanani,
Polynes ian £olt~ancert ,
and Ernest Tavaris ~nd hit
Hawaiian orch .. tta.
Por the small (ry there
will be the Bob Karl Show
on the Kiddy Cuouul ttaae
at 3, 5 and 1 p.m. daily,
also Lupo the Clown a.nd
Harold tbe Stillman.
A dance ror teenaaeu it
slated at the "Aioht Oo-
GARRffi'S
• Go Teat .. aiatuly from 9 1o Thunday. July 27, rot ....
midnipt Toesday lhrouth, '"6enior Cidaena JamborN"
lalanlay. IDd 4 to 7 p.n~. on .at 1 p.m. in lhe Aqtlai·
Su.nd.lly~ Muaic •ill be pro--Cheatre. There will be a
rided by Dave Mye11 and lhe senior citizens talent aboe.
Ditcipl .. on Tucaday and with prius, cont•ttl INI
Weclaetday; Larry He1nan-James. Gat e admin ion r01
dea and the lndividua lt on tenior citizens will M hair•
Thunday and Pliday, and pr ice, or SO cent., that day.
VirJil Beckham and th• Su,-.. The Oranae County juni01
reys on Saturday and Sun-hone show ia alated (or
day.· · Tuesday and tiednuday,
Prize wulftana Otanae July 25 and 26, wilh per•
County amateur entertaincn formancos ata1tina at 9 a.m.
Will put on a daily .. Talent and I p.m: . .
Showcate"' mus ical variety The nataonal JUnior horae
show every afternoon (rom 1 show will be t taaod at 9
to 3 p.m. in the "Aloha Qo.. a.m. an~ I p.m. July 27 •.
0o T ., A. unaor horu show sponi e~t. sored by the Meta Boots
Prom all over ~c South• and Saddle Club it sche-
land. older folic will aather dul d for 7 T , o p.m. uuuay,
DAN STEEN of Newport
8each has been el ected
tteasurer of the Orange
County Chapter of the
American Institute of Inter ..
lor Designers. The chap.
ter was host recently to
the national officers a t a
Inaugural di nner at the
Five Crowns restauran t In
del Mar.
1• S•I·Anlll
F1n111re Sal a
July 2S , and an All Pony
Show will be held at 6
Wednesday, July 26.
The Junior Pair wi ll af·
ford youna members of Pu•
ture Parme1a ol Amcu ica,l~
Clubs and other youth &ao.upe.
the opportunity to uhibit
livea&o ck, £arm and liome
pr ojecu.
Climuina the Junior Pair
will be the Junior Livestock
Auction, alated for friday
afternoon and evenina.
The "Joy o( Livin1"
n ow er show, •taaed by
Harry Mac1e1, "Mr. Plower
Show or California," -will
be held in the new Ploricul•
tute Buildina.
The annual champion1hip
rodeo it scheduled for Pri•
day, Saturday, and Sl!nday in
the Pair&aounds Arena.
TYPING, ADDIESIIMG HELP II MElDED
HllnA&I FUINnuU
The Volunteer Bureau. re-
port• that there it uraent
and constant need for typo
ina lnd h'and addreuina or
en vclopet. Retirees, home-
makeu, teenaacrt a.nd col ..
leae studentl, church and
philanthropic JI'OUPI are all
needed. Anyone with a little
time ctn become a contri~
butina member o£ the lf"OUP
o( volunteers who tupport
the health, family and edu ..
cational need1 or lhe com-
muni ty by aettina in IDUch
wi th the Volunteer Bureau
ALL UPNOI.Iftal I"UIMnl. AYAILUU
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by Dr. Georae W. Kent or
Eut Bluff, auistant pro-
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Or. Kent, of 2317 La Lin·
da Place,· hu travelled,
tauaht and lived in lhe Pu
Eut. He eamed a m11ter'•
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at Claremon t Collcae 11nd
hia doctorate in Oriental
LanauaJCI at U.C. Berke-
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REYNOLD BROWN (F·A.I.F.A.)
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HAROLD WAKEMAN (A.I.F.A.)
JUDITH BLAND (F·A.I.F.A.).
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1948 GOVER NOR EARL WARREN , who was the Repub lican can-
didate fo r v l c e~resident that fall, fo rmally dedicated th e
Newport ·Beach City Hall Au g. 24, ·11MB. Thi s photo was taken
just before he Inspe cted the color guard fr om th e U.S. Mar ine Corps
base at El Taro. "The use to which th e new city hal l will be put
will determin e t he relationship of the people and the gov ernment,"
th e governor said, "There are pot ent ial ities fo r great good or great-
er evil. It can res ult in responsive gqvernment, or surr ender to
selfishness , corruption and tyranny. You' who live here can make It
do what you want." The s peaker's platform dignitaries in cluded,
front row, left to right, Mr s.' James Barr ett, an unidentified woman
ln the governor's party, Mrs. Warren (j ust visible above the gov er·
nor's he ad}, J ames Barrett, actor and sta te pa rk commiss io ner Leo
Carril lo, Ma yor Ol eic. Drake , Councilmen O.Z. Robertson, Lester
Isbe ll , Ros~ Greeley and O.K. Blue. The invocation was giv en by
the Rev. Paul Moore Wheeler of St. Ja mes Episcopa l Church ,Pic·
tured just behind and to the left of Mayor Drak e. (Nea l Beckner
photo from the Aug. 27, 1948, issue of the Ensign.)
1953 MRS. REX ALBRIGHT of CIIH Hoven, tile 1953_,. pres ident of till
Jun ior Assistance League of Ne wport Beach, pres ided "'t the tea
tabl e fo r the lull aby tea sponsored by the Newpo rt 9each ch apter of ChiJ ..
dren's Home Soc iety. Pic tured with her are Mrs. 9ernard de So usa of Ba y
Shores , at left , a guest, and Mrs . Wilfr ed Be rl s of 9alboa Is land, president
of the Ch il dren's Home Soc iety. (C olleen McC loskey photo from the ._,ay 7,
1953, Issue of the En!•l9n1.1
1955 THE HEART SU ND AY go lf tournament at tile Irvine Coast Country
Clu b in 1955 ra ised $287.50 for th e Ha rbo r Ar ea Heart Fund dri ve.
Participants included, from left, Art Roux:, profession al at !CCC ; Fred
Bu tton of Lido Isle, who scored low net to r ")en ; Harol d Peterson of Co rona
del Ma r, who was oo·sponso r of th e even t with Dr. Harr y Stickler of Balboa;
Mr s . Roy Hall be rg of Co rona del Mar, wi nn er in th e women's division. (Don
'Bush photo from the Feb. 24, 1955, issue of the Ensi gn.)
racing skipper to recelwe 1
1955 HELLEVI ROMglN of Sweden, Miss Universe
of 1 q55, was a guest at a dinner IT1eeting Oct.
8, 1955, hostt:d by th e Newoort Ma rbor Zonta Club at
th e Ne woort Harbor Yacht Cl ub. The occasion was the
con fe rence banquet of Di str ict IX ot Zon ta In ternational,
Mrs. Earl Stanl ey of the local club wa s conference
chai rman, and corresponden t John Morley wa s s peaker.
(Ens ign ohoto fro m the Oct. 13 ,1955, issue.)
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trophy at the Bilbcht YJ cht Club's annual tro-
phy dinner htld Oct. lt., llMI, wu ~ear-old Mike
"''""· 1011 Collins Ave., B.albol ls lon d, wflo won 3rt!
In the Snowbird class In t he Fourth of July race strles.
ll lko recelvtd the cup from 8VC Commodore Rlchord
Fenton. (Nul Becknor pltoto from the Oct. 22, 1948,
Issue of tflo Enslin.}
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eluded, flom toft, Tom O'Knfo, 11, of 111 llu'r -. .... 11111011.-
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JOSI!PH UDI! A PRIMCI! IN I!GYPT
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JOMpll'a lif• alaowa draJM&ic•lly d1e way of Cod wiQ; mea: .. He ni ... t.h pp
"'• poor out o( tlafJ dut, ud Hftet.b ap the be ... r from the d.apill, to eel
~em a.oa1 pri.oc .. , ud to malta them iaherh the throee of slory." ((S.m. 2.8).
J~eph ia a attlif.nser in a atrusa lead. lie kite no lellert of ia&roductloli, no
refereacca, no iarlof'latial frieade . He wee .old i11 Hcrecy •• a al.ve, then
further desr~~oded by bein8 f~t~l .. ly accv.aed and tbtowo ia}o • dunseoD. Ue could
nOt aink any lower. lie ia evea forsottn by hie ptiaon !nlllte whom he had be-
fri ended Pharaoh'• buller. Prom thia wretched atate he ie auddeoly called . ' into the nnlisht. li e ah .. vu l•imaeU and pute on dean clothu, atand• before
lhe toler of all Esrpt and wlna foe himaelf the hishut place in the land.
The paltern ia typical of God' a way with ua. It ruche. full expret~Sinn in
Chriat . He beume, u Isaiah prophuied, ao wretched in hia pw. .. inn and auf-
ferins that he no longer even looka like 11 man:'*IJe ~ath no form or comeline ..
•.. he ia despised ~t nd rejected of men." lie ia reduced even further throue:h
death it.elf under the curae of God for our aiDa. F'rom death and hell he ia
cDIIed out into the glorious Reaunection a nd hia e:lorified body raised into
Ueaveo where "God hath alao very hisftly exalted him, and given him a name
which ia above every name: th.t at the name of Jesu every knee should bow,
of thins• ia heaven, and thins• in earth, a11d thi11e:• under the earth; and that
every tongue ahould confeaa that Jeaua Chriat ia Lord, tO the glory of God
'the Father." (Phil. 2.9 -ll).
That ia certainl y not to auy ~til beggarlf ah111l he kings, all priaonera prime
miniater!S, and all poor n1en rich .. \11 too often we f11ll into auch a case be-
cause of our own deaerta -bec11u8e we 11re careles8, hu:y or even· wicked.
\lost men in jail deaerve to be there. \loat men 11re poor becauae they have not
been pr ovident and industrious. "But if, when ye do well, 1.1nd auffer for it, ye
t11ke it patiently, this is.ac ceptable with God ." ~I Peter 2.20).
Jo11eph s uffered theae thinga beca use of the ucellency of hia spirit and
the favor which he enjoyed of his father Jacob as well aa of God . Ilia brothers
sold him into "'lavery out of envy -the same rea•on Cain slew .\bel. and th e
reu.son the Jews de'livered Jesua to Pilate for death. lie was fals ely accused
und throw n into prison be cause he re fused to be partner in crime with Poti ·
ph..r's wife-becnuse he did well. J oaeph had only to labor. to be. uprie:ht and
true to God, taking his adversity in patience anJ huving iron put into his soul
through hi~t s uffering. E\'entually it was hi s very godlineu, the first cauae of
his suffering. which also cauaed him to be brought before Pharaoh. li e was the
moJO people thought of when they were in rea l trouble. Both hie adversity and
his exaltation were brought on by his devotion to God : thus it is God who
cauud both to happen. Later on Joseph waa to aa.y to hia brothers, "So now
it waa not yo~r that aeot me hither, but God."
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foN tho 'Soo of Mu" (Lab 21 :86). 'l1oat
--c:loarly lodleateo that -pooplo ...
IJolns to -=•pe the troubles tMI •re conlins.
How c•n they ~pe? Beeaut the Lord J-
ia comins to t•ke them •way. For H• •ra.
"'l'lu»o hearkeneth to Me ahall dwell aafe y,
•nd ah•ll be quiet from f~r of evil" (Prov.
I :!131 .
We tee In Ch•pter 1 of Proverbt the word•
God uaee to describe the trouble which i1
turely comins: ulamily, fear, dalruction,
dialrCM •nd anguiah. f-low let Ul notiee why
all thi1 i1 comins: upon \he world. Why ahould
thia aufferins: come? The an1wer i1 ~iven Ul
in vertet 24·29 for the comin8 of thia time of
trouble.
The firal i1 the rejection of Coc:l'• call. "Be·
caute I have called and ye refused." Haa nOI
Cod been calling the world to repent ever
since the Jut war? God c1lled us then to turn
from our sine. Have we done it? Hue we
repented of the (l:amblins mania? Have we
repented of our Sabb1th deaecration? Have
we repented of our mad ruth for pleasure?
Have we hnned from our iru1iffrrence to God'•
claims and our rejection of Hia Word? Cod
has called but we hue deliberately rdu&ed
His call.
The second ru~n is the disrep:ard of Cod's
hand. He aaya. "I have stretched out My hand
and no man regarded." But how have men
treated God'• outstretched haml ? h has been diereg~rded by the nalion1.
Think again of Christ's out1trdched hands
upon the erose. l;le waa nailed upon that cro••
of 1hame to NYC the world from ein, and how
have the nations treated Christ's outstretched
arms? How ie Chriat treated today? He ie
di~~regarded.
Look at the third reason in ver&e 25. "Ye
have Ad at naught all My counsel. and would
I have I none of My reproof." The refuul of
God's reproof. In many waya God hae been
-......, .......::::..'-..,..,..'-.. _"YT <.·hastenin~ the worlfJ. Year after year the The full impHC l of .lnseph'!l career comes from trying to im11 gine the Jehtila tendency has been to neglecc the church. Leu
implied by the Biblical o.~ccount . F'or example, it muat never be forgotten th11 t and ley do ~n read the Scriptures. There-
.l oseph wall<~ man of unusual powe rs . He came fr om the noblest fa mi ly of th e THF. BIBLE is God's word. It is the mind ore 3 letters. In the word "Testoment" e;ult is seen in our lack of spiritual undentand-
humun r..ce; he Willi "' r.avored 8on; he drew immediute attentinn to ltitu>~el f, a>! of God, the state of man, the way of sal· there ore 9 letters. These two numbers, ina. We have ~nit in our inability to help
I d I b f f I. J b'l' 11 1 b Jl f ..1. other nationa in trouble. And today th• did lavi .1nd o11ers, r me re orce n person<~ tty un d 1 1ty. e um nu lc• Y votion, doom of s inners,.ond happiness o 39, represent me numb« of books in the cha~tening hand of Cod is upon the nations.
h ... d tin: finest tro.~ining that ... m'"'n could ht~ve (s d1nol being •)nly "" ,.u wll rwt believers. Interestingly, the first Ameri• Old Testament; 3 multiplied by 9 equals Then verse 29, "~or that (or beca.ute )
of it). !.ike Jesu!ol he t:n ntinued to grow in gro.~ ce, und er the school nf la..rd con edition of the Bible wos printed i.n the 27, the nutnber of boolcs in the New Testa· they hated knowledse.'• '"nle fear of the
lnod.:s, .and JiJ n•H come forth into p ub I i c life until he was .'\0. \hove .JI! Indian language, at Cambridge, Mass., in ment, making a total of 66 boolcs in the Lord ia the bea;inning of knowledge," and of
e lse, he w,1s filled wi th the fco.~r of the Lonl. the beginnin g o f wisdmn. Even 1661 by Qev. John F.liot. ·Now, more than Bible. The longest Verse is Esther 8:9; late years there hat been "the hatred of God'a dc,~-:r ... J ... tilln >.~n•l.slo.~veq t:o uld not hide the ~te qua.litie~t . d h h he h J h 11 35 "J " revelation." Thie ie the fourth reaiiOn given 35 million copies ore printe ) roug out t I ortest, o n : , esus wept. by Cod. How can we know spiritual truth?
The ti mes we re ul s'l tense. rhis we know from the impri sontue nt ·•nd re· the world each year. It is divided into two To the end of time, the Bible; will remain The Bible reveala God'• wonderful love for the
lc.J>OC nf 8Uclt high <)fficioJ is .J!ol the chief butler and the ch ief b.ikcr .• nJ the great ports, ·~· Old Testament and the the one and only answer to humanity's hum~n race, and c~·~ w•.Y of salvayon fo;
net:ution of the b.ak er. Pharaoh '~t J rcam wo.~l'l ,al"'u ,, mo!lt unu."u.d nn e. "l'hcse New Testament. In the word "Old" t~ere quest for God. the sann_er. bu~ how aa at beang treated today .
· d d · 1 h · · J · h 1 h 1 Ia the B1ble betn~t read today more than twenty <lre,.lflli'l whu:h Phar~.oh r~·Hne t:-u rrJ el t e •~l'nwn 1e v1 ence w1 t t l.ern t .Jt l•ey E? I d, 8 0 bl • yean ago? Alas! in many homes there is no
...,n111t: V.J~t o.~nJ unfllrge tt~tLle atmospheric di~tur b.Jnce v.~ll in th t "!.o.~~i."IS ";~i ~h, _. I . re~d . God'• Book, {riven to give ue know~ge, we re sent of Gn·l. says \lo.~tlhew llen ry . here ·•re th e commotlllll ·•I t'<Jtlft . an e I scu SSI 0 n s 0 n I e top cs Bible and in other homes it ia never, or rarely
• JV.s!ol to re sult in !f~Xn ye~'<rs of re.nl»rk .. ble fln•1Jing, of_ tte ,>,ile ,brinKing a bun-, • • • .. • • ! 1 ___ ~-· is "hcioa neglected by the people of ourj.nd
.t.nt harve!lt, and then seven yen rs of unprecetlente\1 f11m ine thmugftnut ·\frica ~~~·M4 ,,_ l l_d\..A IIOAD(:~U!J •. hu. bet;n .broklftl down •. aD~ .we are eternal life throurh faith In the Lord •and of other lands too.
I' . . h 1 1 J f . . Q. s-lerw.4ifl•,-c:.tWw.il -Are tAle -both to make • peno,.l dKtlton con· Jeaus Christ. Are we fuU,IIinJ our A fifth reuon : the lack of godly fear. They .rnd alesliQe. lkfore 1l was oYer t e who e un •"I.Jif ut:1og ~turv.,ta nn, ... , .. J <A""r .. of tnuaftd _.. .. el'lta utad.tr eemin< the Lord JeaUI .....Lilt The t . . , "d'd h h f f h Lo. d " O f lOU ,_. • '-'nr · r~a commtaaton . 1 not c ooae t e ear o t e r . ne o
wit ole popul~ttion~ we re disll)c.,ted . h was not ju11t one of m.•n~ t·,vdc,. of tlttJ 4(Je of GCCOV'It.tability, taken to >4aved stand before God In ~leNin.-, the thinp:s we notice very mueh in our land ia
drnuth; nt> l)tl1er like it h.1s been recnrdcd. .\eo vex a.t tk4tlt '" wheth~r they be Jewa or Gent!. lea. The Q. ~. 0.... -"/Jt Lxh II: 11 tlu the lack of the fear of Cod. Why are people
A. Bodies of child ren. u well u ~m,mn't. "Thtru, •,.•1fy thw'ay••.u•J••dw•• .. J.ud~~ Lo••odn!IJ~~. ",","'.·o::.":a~'::!.':::, ~:.· not afra.id of di10heying God .. Beeau&e they do Tlt cre must h ... ve been oth er sign"' In ~ivc neJence tn J 'l""i•h'~o in ll:rpn:-grown-ups, all go to the grave, ~liev-ve ...,,_ 1 bel h 1 God h d If 1 be
t .• ti<Hl. Pha Q oh Willi 'lui t:k to .•ct on a momentous decillion. Jmicplt',. jottilin L.u_v· er!'l u well all unbeliever!!. Children htard in hia prayer i1 throurh faith God.' TAiia aoauuia a.t tllot~gll Chriat ~0 leve w a . •• ~1 · peope . • in the Lord Jesus Chritt. Thank God dou JIOt adM-it tltal He f.t vl!ry God." heved that there 11 a day of judgment for eln· 1n~ p•1licr i"' n<)t ''' be t:onfu.'leJ wi th modern !lt)C ialilltit· gwin ~turage prngr.lm!ol . beneath the age or ~ecountabillty who for the many who ha~ accepted the ner.s, ~hey would re~nt . But people, are not
l•l!!t:ph w.1~ usi n .~o: n<trmal merchHn<li~in~ prnt:edure !ol, hu\·in~ o.~nd sell in~. to pre· dooodnot dkn~·l the dtffkerenee between ~aviour as their Meuiah. A, Because of the ditr\culty In trana-behev1ng what the Bible saye. They are not . . · . . " . 1 an ev1 are ta en to heaven at latina from Greek to Enrlish Mime-h · h f f h Lo d Wh 1 p.o re for oJn unprecedented J 1s.Jster of wh1ch he ho.~J wu rn tng fro111 {,nJ. l·,vcr death. rerardle•~ of their parenU' Q. ,..,.._., 0... _ HWiU w~ pleau times aueh erroneoua ueumptlona ~ ~?oamg l e ear ~ t e. r · al ~n insu t
II'•""'" IV·'""'Y" s t herne~ .He ole~tigned to contr"l prnd uction ·•nd nwrke t b~ hu -1piritual condition. The children have upla.ift Joltft U :Jt. /1t ot.tr tMig~bor-are made. Thie particular ruler came 11 Ill when we ~on t ~lleve a person 1 word ;
hood Biblf' clau IIOJIU!OM atlutl. abovt d llbl k-• "Good t h but what a ternble th1ng when we do not be-lll·ln ·•Kencie~ nf ,l<lllvt:rnment . De spite the h.J rJoJhip o.~nJ mioJe rr wl1ich the. famine not reachPd the point where they an I' Y aa ~. eac er, I h W d f h I G d Jd k · telr h · If th tit~ wor/u Nl~ cu do 'greater t.\a" what ahall J do to Inherit eternal ieve t e or o t e iving od an prefer In bmu,~<~ht , .J.,seph n~:ver dnled .. ut bread free t1.'l di d lmperi.J I It om~. lie a lwuyll cou t.oma e an In d 11
11ent c hotcel.d I ade JttnJ.• did.' WAot do•• tA1-, --••I" belif've what man say•' . paren are save 1ey !I ou e .-. life!" The Lord stopped him abruptly
-.nld it -even t•t the point ,,f t..tkin~ the very f.Jrms in eHh.ange . 1\hile th e that child in the fear of God and A. Many have stumbled over the word Mcau.ee of hia uslnr the Important Thf'n the lut reason is in ver&e .12. and thai
~··v~rnment W<~UIId up rawning o.~ll <Hable l.1nd in Egypt, it returned the f.arm!j tn teach him of Christ 111 Saviour. Jf "rreater" which mean• more exten-word "rood." Christ pointed out that we may call the ne~lect of Gocl's .. wunin~. In
1he Jlenple ilnd ex.1ctctl a reasonable fiHd rent of 20 per t·ent of the cr~>p which the child dies, he goee immediately to eive and over a wider area. Who could It wa1n't juet another aalutatlon or a the marf(in it 11ys, "The bachlidinJ!' uf the
heav.en where the anrel1 do always be-do more than the. Saviour when He way of beainnlnJ a converAtion. He simple I the foolish I &hall elay them. and the r •mtinued for centuries. f hold the face of our Father. · healed the sick and raiRd the dead! wu aaylna "God alone ie rood. Are careleu eaae of oole ehall destroy !hem."
'l'n le!l.'l .t Jisus ter w"uld ha ve driven th e tribeM of JoJ cnb intn Egypt where
thr.v were to cnJurt: U)() ye..rs nf slo.~very for the kind of refining. as d people,
wlticlt .l'lseph haJ undergone us un indi vidual. The whole epis<Xie was n !lmall
l>C~tle natur~tl cata~trophe on the onler of the Great Flood of "\oah, 11howing
clearly GoJ'll rule over the affairs of men.
Q . ......,., wa•l•,. .. -"Doe• God
ltns r proyns of tAr umavl'd hu~A be-
Ctl'UA"" thl'y an• Hi• cltoA~n J'I'Ofli~f'"
A. We do not believe that, in thi!
dispenaation, God hears the prayers of
un11aved J ew11 merely becau11e they are
Hi ll cho~~en people. The middle wall
of partition between Jew and Gentile
There is a rreat theoloJical truth rou p"pared to call Me God! Will But let us loolc now at the note of auurance
here:. too, for after our Lord died and you accord lfe the aame title and own ·in the last ver~~e : ''But whoso hearkeneth untn
rOAe •~rain He entrusted to ua a min· lfe aa Lord!'" Our Saviour never .Me &hall dwell 11fely." and ehall he quiet from
istry of a ditrerent type, which is the denied that He waa deitr. While ·rear of evil." Here is one refuge from the
II'OApel of reconciliation. The peop~ of Jesus rirh~r claimed t.o be God He comin:; &torm ! Are we hearken in~ to the
our Lord's dar were rrutly concemed desired th~s man to reall&e ~ow Lord ? Thia is a thin~ we should aim at ebove
about bodily healinr. The rreater mueh wu tnvolved in the aalutat10n, everythin:; else in theae day&--to listen to what
work we can do, however, ia to aee "Good Teacher." Ye1, Chrilt wafl very God has to uy to ue and to heed Hie leachin~.
a soul delivered and healed, riven God of very God! Art-we heeding God's way of•peace?
BIBLICAL INERRANCY
But DOW, notice how our Lord builds His eo-God beause it is our only source of spiritual
ti~ doctrine for the ruurrection of the body, knowlcdce, the knowledge of God, of sin, of sal-
ly ... br. HoroW w ... , which doctrine the Sadducees denied, on one word vation. But this is not worahiping the Bible.
fonMf' pelfOt. T~ liWe Paua;twriew Q..q. of Scripture, "I am the God of Abraham.'' Not, la Luke 24 we have an accouat of our Lord'• T~. W..._ 1 uw the God of Abraham, but, "I OM the God post-ruurrection ministry. Listm to Jaua Christ
fCONTINU!O P'ltOM LAST wn1o of Abraham." Abraham had been dead 430 years u He talked to the diKiples on the rc:.d to Em-
Did the apostles bel ieve in Biblical iDerraDcJ? when God said the~e worda to Mo~. but He mauJ. Verae 25, "Then he laid unto them, 0
Peter did, didn't he? • used the present tense instead of the past tense. fools, and slow of heart to believe all that the '
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If we had no other Scripture than thit tbu we See how our Lord u&es even the very tense o f prophets have spoken : QUibt not Chrilt to have
have read in 2 Timothy 3 :16, it would "be eaouch-the verb in support of the doctrin~. He be:lieved suffered thue thine•, and to enter into hill P,ry1
"AU Scripturt: is given by inspiration of God.." in verbal inspiration. The very words of Scripture And bqinning at Wosea &nd aU the prophets, he
Actually, tht: literal Greek of what Paul is writiac are inspired and ar~ therefore without error. God expounded unto them in till the ecriptura the
here and saying, by the Spirit of God, is that aD said, "I am the God of Abraham." That little thincs cooceminc himlelf." He opened their f:)'a
Scripture ·is "God-breathed." And •• those apolda word "am" provu th~ rau':re:fion as far aa and their underata:Ddinc u · He expounded to
and prophets wrot~ what God directed them to )mu Christ i• concerned. them the thinca c:oaeuninc Himlelf from the By JACOB MAG£NH£IM£a 'The pM&Of wilely bad me repnc ln'WIIt
write, it was all the same u if God with H'll 'ftrJ Now klok at the 1ut aix nne~; of this chapter Scriptura. Note w:ne 44. Wbea our Lord ep-HCMOIIULT DIPLOTD for -U yean wilh m-te~ of Scripture 10 open my apiriNII
breath breathed on the page. Juat u back there ia and see our Lord apin confoundina: and coa-peared to the c:burch ptheted ill the upper 1'0CID a Pat in~dtudon kDOIWD • 0... Man-qoa
Crtation, in the Garden of Edell, God fora.d fuaioc, by the ute of the Scriptures, the Pharilea we rud, .. ADd be: llic1 uato them, Tbele are tbt hattan Bank, aDd. M'f'fr i.a II'OUbk wlc.b "For God 10 loHd dw: wodd, lhat he
Adam out of the dust of the crOUDd. God bltlitlled who rejected Hit Meuiank claims. Apin He d~-words which J tpake unto J'OII. while 1 .., 7'tl the law, I felt &hat •Y lftu.don WM 11 pw hil only 'beptten Son, that wboal>-
into hi• nostrils the breath of life; and-t--. pend.s on one single pu.111e from a poetical Book with you, that all tJU.-IDUl be fai&Ded, which laM •tidaecorJ when I •• MUd a ftrJ ·nw brlirrrc.b in .U.Ibould.not pailh..
a livinc IOUl. And so God breathed life ialo dte in substantiation of Hia cWmt to deity u [)aWl's were written ia the law of M--. 1114 iD tbe poinced. q\ICIUoa lbonJy af"' ~ 10 but ha~ ~ .. Ufe .. Uohn S:ll).
pocu of Holy Scr:ipture. "AIId aD ocriptar• it God Lord. Note upecially verse 43, "How then doth p!opheu, and io the palms, -""c-n.. Florida tlvee,eanop. ' "Far aU ha .......... ond cc:mc ohort
breathed, and io ' profitable for doctril>e, f« ,. O.vid in the apirit c.ali him Lord." If the Measiab opo11011 be lbeir :::• .. .., dtol tboJ .... My lounnd • halt decoda with d>e of the pry of God" (be. !:IS).
P"""f, for comction, for inotruction io ~ ittheSooof O.vid,whythendoesDadidc.aiiHim oada-.t tbo ............. -Qrlit ..... -badboeo ... ,-,.la.....U.d>e ,. "P• "r .,_.,.,. ..... """""'
_. ... The writers of the HoiJ Saiplur• of -by the name of deity, "Lord" 1 Aad our Lord Hit lllialltry bJ "PP"" ... tD tho SafthtiD of 11 s.u-..... ... ,. -w .. l •-· loltb;.,... that""' of,.,....._, 11 ;. the
Old and N.., Testamenu b<li<Yecl k ID be tho iD-pointl out that this one word was written \,in-tbt' Old T•s PM azsd He ~ H'-_......._ ~ • D. C.. .,... "' Florida .,... -00 die P'• of God: Not of -" loot any ..,. -•"-'-. Wont of God. -• __ ,-N-ppl !lmr. NIUIJ ·•-_. .-_ .. (&pll. t:l, 9). f...-. merraDt tpiration of the Spirit of God, "in l()irit." itb iltry jalt bel .. Hil • I dEW '-&..... 11J ..,_ In &hac ara-rfcw lhlpt, •• cu-. ; 1 --t. J-Qriac alOIN ,_
Soo dso Lord J-iD Hlo-cmlido willa this-woniJ .. us Christ ends all clisputa, "And opio ....... azsd *'' ...... Saftl•• d..,.,,..........,---·_, .m-. n. -0 p ,_ 10 -= ~';.. ~~-:::... <>:'::: ::.:. ::"urst-:.;~::~r: =~:t..:h '::\;::~; Sa=-.~=-.~..!.,'!.f .. .:'~ ~~::.-~-.:: ;:·.~~"'"., ... .!".,":""~:::
.,. willa me Matthew· 2 :Z9-32 : "JIMII ....... 1IOf'C qalltioas." ell J'Oiil --tl call ;a .. • a. ..... S.W M'-1 Belch. .da 'ip wida dtt Lord J-Cllrilc. ~
azsd ooltl -tbD, Yo do en, 80t -.. .. llolotod, that --.1 it _,..p, beaUIO thot -~ .. c:-= bJ 1111 litoiJ -.. Jill a.dJ .,_ W W jaiMd • -too ....,.. die ..,_., ,...,.,, "Lonl, be ;::n,-,:-..!'.:::, ~ .!·~ ~ ':!: :":!:....God'~":! ~).!.~~it="'~ :-IWJ m; .... ;:.:. =:.!. ': :-...: :::t...-=:. =::..~::: ::.dl:!::: :.:!"7-.::.' :'.; ·.:.:::
zitwn, .. .,. • 1be .... of God lsi -h ,. ..... joslic doctrioe oo it. He ~.ezuoa tho - -wh1 I ¢11 a of .. Doll wiD bJ !\"' n'oa,loo !IIMt1-_,--·-. I ~ thoo -I W -
01 • hi4 tbo •-rodiaa of dso ..... -l; "'1 ~of ScripliR, bui He it 1101 a "bibliola-"'111 ...... a M 1 Illizi. ... a. 1o 6o1 lt1o •1 -• ._ _. dso ...... _.. • 1llo.--_,-1111 1ooa ..._ ·~ ~ __..__ ·: Orion ood f-"'""-~ .. 'IBII~ • -"w.,-,llos,__ .. , + •• 80t n* -....., -...--Jill ..,, - -1101 ooaJ 0 w-._...• ..-, -s 4 • .. -%. -.. All I --<I die -• I hoi~ I 1ooa-God..,-.. 1-lbe God of Mn. a.--' tbo the B 1 .Yoo loiow, ~an-who....,. Llzo .._,,..-..,, • .. •..,. ... ll":;ilu .... .,T•C ": • :_...;:,•.,a.h. 1 1'·-:' G!. ~-:.:"~of"'.!":'~~~-: :::" ;' ~~ ;';' ~.~ :=. ~ Scr,t ;:".::.. "t-•,:. ::;.-_Mast' 2 aJ :=:.c~ ....; _. w-• ;-._ ~ ":"!':. ~-: ':: :=c-,..a;;-&:.r'G:'s:!:.~ ":·;r': w~.of God.~~::_ ';!,;:iF::;: 'ia;,! :f:-~1,.-;:C, •"':::..:.-:t ,:::.!: ~~::'.! ''I ~.:.!JJ
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GETTING IN SH APE for the July 27
beach party at the Balboa Bay Club,are,
from left, ~rs. John Wilson, Merle Amun~
son, Mrs. Amundson and young Kim Wil·
son. There will be steaks sizzling on an
op~n fire, dancing under the stars, and
games. Feasting will start about b p.m •
Planning the party are Messrs. and Urnes.
Ted Tibert, Robert Hixson, John Wilson
and Mert e Amundson. (Terry f>rl s photo.)
Church plans talent show We~tcliff Chapel The Ottiat L.utheran,760 Victoria Street, Costa
Oturch of Co1ta Me11 will Mesa.
pruent its fi r-st annual The talent 1how will llart
427 L 17 .. S · talent show .. Bit1 and at 6 :30 p.m., presentina '
. I cl ··~·~DPO~~~H~A~~·;R~~~g~~==~~~~J~U~U~-~~~ V!!!!~?~ ... e.~.rtr f. .. '!!!.~~w Ca.osEcna.--s rAJ~
piiMed Cor S.p&ember by Mn. Oeorp Pitt. /
Newport Harbor Or~ The prop.m ••• a r .. hion
thert' Club, Charter 4U. ahow pteeODied by Lorraine
SutherJMd Paahiorit of S.y-
tide Center. Memben ol
the Oi".n&noutert' Club ser·
ved 11 models, with Mn.
Al&on Culver aa coordin ..
lOr.
The 1nnual •ilver tea wa•
held Tueaday, July 11, in
che north c:lubhouae at Bay.
tide Villaae. Mn. Glenn
Dy .. rt, chai nn1n (or the
day, wa1 auhted by Mnea.
David Spiu, Gilbert Ben·
ton, Edward Brichon and
Paul Bum•. Hotteuu were
Mn. P. Sahr, prnidtnt,
al)d Mn. Paul Hurrm~~n, pall
preJident, pruided at the
tea table,
Visits · from Honduras
BuMie (Mrt. Harvey)
Maye~r, charter president of
the Newport Harbor Sorop-
timiat Club, ••• honored at
a recent dinner party on a
brief vitit from her home on
the Island of Rouan, Re·
public of Honduraa, Ceft4'
tral America.
The impromptu dinner
.meetina of club membera
and hienda was call~_ at
the Balboa Bay Club by
Sue (Mrs. Leonard) Buuey,
Soroptimiat pruident. -••
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One of Bunnie'• project•
on the hland of Roatan,
wbich haa a population ol
2,000, il the foundinl or a
tchool for the native chil·
dron in the villaae of Oak
Ridae. The Honduran ao--
vemment will furni1h a
teacher if the i•land(poople
will provide a 1choo build ..
ina. Bunnie report• that the
native women are rai1ina
fund• fot the buildina by
1ellina embroidered and
handcrafted item1 . The na·
tivu are makina their own
bricb, followina inuruc·
tion1 of Peace Corp. volun·
teefl.
special
Price Sale of cg..oot':Bft
lotion
August only.
when ~r tkln fs taut end thll"'ty end ftaky-dty,
!Bonne Bell offers her moisture-plenty facial krtkm
so low you can use it as a body lotion. r.:;,:(:~·~ Lotion keeps your complexion soft and unqer sun and make-up -replacH vital
that summer sun,
and water take from your
8-oz . Moisture lotion ~~~~;·~ In spill -proof, If dispenser bottle.
only $3.00.
Moisture
Lotion
COSf'A MESA piece,," on '&.anday, Aua. ski't., _pantomine, music and ~===":':":1:72:'====...:2~7 •:_i~n~lh~c_:p:an:·!a~h.!h!al~l..;alt no velttes, performed by the youth or the church.
Awards will be pretentcd
The local Soroptimitl.l are
1endina 1chool book• and
auppliu for the 1chool li·
brary and will continue to
au iu throoah the year aa
the club'•' internation1l
aoodwill project. The local
aervice project ol the club
i1 the Girl1' Club of the
Harbor Area.
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GUAaANTUD DIIAmY
CliANINO
• No Slw-1~ • No Willrld H.odl e Perf.ct Pleat foldong
• Pert.d fvef'O Heml e Wo'-' Stoon a..-ar
OUR EXCLUSIVE SERVICE
e PROFESSIONAL
REMOVAL
e PROFESSIONAL
INST AllA liON
e TEAMS MAY BE
ARRANGED
e FlEE ESTIMATES
e FREE LOAN
DltAPES
20% OFF
FOR CASH
& CADY
1702 .... ,.rt ...... ot 17th Colla-
for the out1tandina perform·
ance1.
The occasion is beina
spon1ored by the Walther
Leaaue, the youth orsaniza·
lion or the Lutheran Church
-Mi ssouri Synod,
All rrec-will donations
will ao toward purchase of
youth choir robes.
CAPT. IIOATS FLIES
REFUELING MISSIONS
Capt. Wilton B. Moats
Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs,
Wilton B. Moats or 1n2
Pelican Place, Costa Me sa,
is now on temporary duty
with the 4258th Strategic
Win a · at a forward base in
the Western Pacific.
He is pennanently assian·
ed at Kin cheloe AFB, Mich.,
while helpina provide direct
support ror U.S. Air Force
operation• in Sou theut
A1ia. The captain, a Sua·
te fc Air Command naviaa·
'Iori,' flier' KC:tl~ "Sfr,..,.•
•. a.nk.er miuiona lh.at daily
"provide aerial rd"uelin1 to
fiahter·bombor .,d recon·
naiuance aircraft conduct·
ina the air war over Viet-
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Mrs . RoMrt F. louchorcl
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Judith Hart is bride
of Robert Boucharcl
DRIVER IS ARRESTED
FDLLOWINC COLLISION
Frank V. Straut, Hl6
Channel Pl., Weat Newport,
will appeu in the Newport·
Meu municipal court for
arraianment on 1 char-ae of
relnny drunk drivina.
Accordina 10 police, the
46--year~ld Lo1 Anaele• decorator, drivina west on
Balboa Blvd., at Newport
Blvd. intersec tion, collided
at 12 a.m. July 6 with the
rear or a car driven by Pa-
tricia C. Janqell, 930 W .
Balboa Blvd., Balboa.
The woman wu taken to
Hoaa Ho•pital sufferina
from minor conuuion• of
her .forehead and left knee.
IULLETS HITS BDATS
A bu.tl•t bit the boal or
Roben Jon'• ahOTtly after
12:30 p.m. Wednesday, July
12, •• he •kippered the
C.N.V. IV cut of Lidp hie
in Newport Bay. A 2nd bul-
CandleliJht and the white Liule Min Katherine let cut throuah the uil of
of daisic1, cama· Clark, ~oc:rVInl as Oower-an i·foot kite moored at the
chrysanthemum• air!, wore a lime green Newport Harbor Yacht land·
the •ettina for the aown and a daily-wreath, ina.
rina ceremony unit-g..e canied an antiqued Police searched the east
Size (Reg.
on sale a500
Clris!ensen Pharmacy
lei &. COAST IIW1' .. COIIOII'A DD. 11A11
OIIIOLZ 1·1111
Alterations
UY TAKE US A LITTLE WHILE.
111 II yn are io 1 hny·'lot 11 koew,
wo witt occo••ohto yoor • .,,.ctu.
Minor repairs, loose buttons, tiny rips
ore port of our free customer service .. ,
Along with the very best of cleaning,
spotting and pressing.
FRE!' Oa.IVERY tOO.
rAUT ccuma Iu•t C:.U 011 S-GII.
JJJ1 &.. COAW anr.ay.,
c::oaolfA DD. ILU
' Orco Block Co.
Bun.DING BLOCKS -AIJ. SIZES • AIJ. TYPES
Telepboee: JAca-7-22JI Judith Ol.amberlayne whitebasketof daisy petals, end of Lido Isle but failed
Hart and Robert Ferra! Muter Peter Clark was to rind any clue s as to the
Bouchard on Saturday even· rina-bearer. ii·d~c:n~"~·,!.y~o~f~lh~c~ro~·n~cm~tn~.---=====================~ in~, July !, in St. Jaffie• The bridearoom, a 6th -
Ept acopal Ol.urch, Newport · C l'f ·
104.2 J[at•IIQ. Stcaat-2220 S. Nota. Soata ADG
B acb aenerai.Jon a 1 orman, 1s h 'R D ·d A C the son of Mr. and Mrs. perf:rme~v'ote '::1rema:ny.rump Willi~ Ferra! Bouchard . of
Th b ·d 3 d Hun tJnaton Beach . Servtnl e n c., a r aenera· . b h. · C l'f · · lh as hu est man was u Lion a 1 orn1an, IS e · h •-h 1
da ~ r •t d •• cousm, T om as .,... oo C)' u.,.ter o ~" r. an mrs . r ,1 . H . . co-• Donald Poll Hut or Lido 0 I' BUI, aWBJI, .:lCBllftl
fale. 9te is the aranddauah· JUCSta were Herbert Ta r-
ter of Mrs. Slennan Hart ren1, _Gordon Connelly,
and the late Mr. Hart of J~n Lmdsey, and Allen
Redlilnd1, and the late Mr. Ehel.
and Mrs. Thomas Walter The parish hall of St.
James wu decorated with Davis of Redland1. Miu daisies, and carnations lo Hart wu aiven in marriaae by her father. ronn • backaround for the
re ception rollowing the
The bride's ,own, de· ceremony.
si aned in empire rashion, The bride's mother re-
was of white imported or-ceived auesu in pale yel-
aan za over bridal satin, low Alaslcine with Jeweled
accented by French recm-de Lai \, The bridearoom•s
broidered Alencon appli-mother chose a beiae lace
ques, beaded with ICed theater sui t with tanaerine
pearls. accent.
Matchina beaded Alencon Mrs. H. Cleo Burria, the
ronned a pillbox, which held bride'• aunt. of Redlands,
her shoulder lenath illu1ion usi1ted at the punch bowl.
vei I. Her bouquet cucaded Mn. Geor1e Luaaro, the
with Jaffett orchid1,minia· bridepoom'l 1i1ter cir·
ture white ro1u and •t• c:ulated the auest book.
phanoti1. Special IUCill included
Her only jewelry wa1 an Mr_•· Sllennan Hart, the
antique pin belonaina to her br1de'1 paternal arandmother
matemal pandmodter. of Redl1nd1, •d the bride's
Min Judith Clark o( New· unclu a'ld aunta, Mr. and
Beach Wll maid of Mra. Edward Davis of Fres-
Clubmanship !the orl o f b elonging)
starts with th e fa shion you find i n
CLUBMA N SPORT COATS
If you opprec1ole soec c IZOIIC ., ... a es gf'l
spark !he 1mogmo1 10n d ~Ou recJg~"'I Ze
. then you belong on ClU6MAN
If y :>u lo ke fobn cs 11'\ot
suoerb 10 lorong toucnes
FOOM
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UP
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Gail Marsh is a born lose&
Bridumaida were no, Mr. and Mn. Hani1on
LyM Hart. ai1ter of the Baker Davi• of Sin Lean·
bride· Carla Von Hoffmann dro a'ld Mr. and Mn. Tho-
9.&1.,; Plouer, and Barbu~ maa Walter Davia of Palo
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She may looo umbrellas-but new:r her money.
Boca-obe c:arrico Bank of America Travc:len
Chequeo. If anythina happens to lbcm, abc sOts
a prompt refund. Anywhere in lhe world. And
for lhe full amount. She
can't loae-tl!.e world'•
larpotballkpuu-iL
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Sellu, all of Newport Allo.
Beach. All were towned _The . newly~eda wi II teo-
identically in lime 111 een 11de tn HWlllnlton Beach.
empire de1ipu, wi1h match· They are bolb l!'duatu of
in1 headpiece•. and bou-Newport Harbor Httll School,
cr.aeta of cu,c:adina daitie• and attended Oran1e <?'a~t
1nd baby'• brealb. accen~ Colle~•· Mr. Bouchard 11 tn
odwillt HWitel'"peln atnam--clau1ficd wort 1nd ornploy·
eu. cd by
• "--d refurblshin11?
• U,..tint?
o C ... plete decor or laftll ron~~t plonnln11.
• Rosi....,ttol or Contract
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NEftRT HARBOR fliiiJI THUIIDY, JII.Y 20, ltli7 Pol Blotter
10 Wut Nhport. beeauae inc beei4e the home of .~roo.,, SO l Slanat car'• f10nt ticenac plate RochalinnCI Behr, 1710 W.
Haven, waa ar-wu 'tni nina, and thea &a' BalbOa Blvd,, Central New-
reeled at hia h?m•, on a ruled driver Jeny L. Mar-port ••• Earl Raaland, 224
chuac of con uibutina to tino~ 21S 35d\ SL, Welt Nc• N. Newport Blvd., Newport • dcli~quency of a ~in~r port. on a charp o( lailwe HoiJ,hts, wu anestcd on 1 ~~~=~==~~~~~~-·~P~o~h~<~<~o~IO;pp~e!d~h~o~m!ln 10 a.ppear bdore &he New-drunk drivir.a chuae at SOO block on 30th St., port--Mesa Mmicipal Coun Newport Blvd, .nd Santa
1 cvenina collea• a&uden&a
were aw.,ded .. crow ctrti•
fic:atu recently at che mnt-
ina or lhe 0rii)JO County
Eacrv A_un • .In $ant• Ana.
The certincate Ia awarded
to 1tudont1 who hne ~
pleled at lealt 25 uniu of
work with at least a C avtr•
SECOIIO SECTION -.-i'i .. iii4 iiilii00i111i.iAiOELiillli'li\iCAii11Jifiij.
SPACE FOR RENT
in tho Ensign ll•illding
2121 £, Celli HWJ., Ctnu ~~~ M•
Approximately 750 aq, ft. in roor of building,
with entrance from Femleaf Ave. , •• Car lhievcs drove orr Ani Ave., Newport Heiaht•
with &he ar•y U67 Corvette ••• The car of Dennis W. I or Rodney Edward• from his Beals of Rowland Heiahtt
=.;:::;.......,::., _ _, home 1t 310 Femando St., became the startipa domino
1111 ""' 1 _. MI-....&. Balbo•. .An estimtted in a 4--car c:olli u ion at U)e FF •li4•W J H .... ~Wf $8.5 worth of c:lolhina, pack· left tum lane on Newport
3262 .. _. SttMf, Mewpert H-"Pts ed in a red suitcase, was Bl vd. at Hospital Rd., New.
A Free and /ndependeni
Con&re&ationoJ Clt ri•lian. Churcla
Tit. .... JeM Prl-..ff. •lalsM
Sunday Service lftd Qunil Scboal at 10:00 1.m.
first la,.ist O.urch
of Casto Meso
S.ptist Bible Fellow•hip
lr~Jepuder~t BibJt> 811plis l
Santa Ana & Motnolla Sts.
Phoor. 442.2740
ATTEND THE CHURCH
Df YDUR CIIDICE
REGULARLY
Dr. P.G. Neumann, pas tor lr----------...
SIJNDAY SERVICES
1:4S a.m. Sunday School
1:00 a.m. Momina Worship
6:00 p.m. Training Un ions
7:0U p.m. Evenina Worship'
WEDNESDAY
7:20 p.m. Bibl e Study
8:00 p.m . Prayer Me ctina
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
(Southem)
Corona de I Mar
Coast U'Al.)". at Ma cArthur
r as tvr Howard E. William11
Phone 6 73-{)626
SU HOAY SCHOOL .••• 914S ""'
M0AHU4G WORSH IP .• 11,00•"'
EVENING WORSH IP •• 7o00""'
Wi!ONESOAY SER VICE 11IS P"'
NURSERY PROVIDED
stolen out of the atraae of port Heiahts, lnvolvina the
Janis A.Morri son,417 Hard-can of Linda K. McGinnis
ina St., Balboa, of Glendale; Frederic k E.
T iletcla,., Jul)' 11 . Pooley, no W. lSlh St., W.
has been promo ted from as-
sistant cashier to comme r•
cial loan officer at the
James E. Evans, .504 Tus-Newport Heiahts, and Berne
tin Ave., Newport Hei&hta, J . Lavender, 1142 Sander-
was arrested M 1 drunk in !ina Circle, Costa Mesa.
public charae at 42.5 32nd Thursda)', Jul)' 13
•• d " Qu" Mariners branch of United St., We st Newport.. •• A r:;..uwar ""'· 1nn, 419 N.
television tnd alann clock Newport Blvd., Newport California Bank in We st•
were taken from the home Hei&flts, was arrested on a cliff Plaza. He i's a native
of enaineer J ohn Luderer, drunk drivin a charae at New-of Oklahoma, moved to
)16 Alvarado St., Balboa; port Bl vd. and Boapi tal Rd ., Orange County as a teen-
an d 2 days later, July IJ, near Hoa& Hospital •.• The
police arrested William B. "Puff," a S200 bl ue-a-foot ager, was graduated from
Kelly, 1584 Monrovia St., Sabot belonsina to Hilda Fullerton High School and
Costa Mesa, at 14th St. and Tri mboli, 20 1 30th St., West Fullerton Junior College,
W. Ocean Ft., Central New-Newpo rt, disappeared J une and earned his B.A. degree
port, on a buralary charae 1 from a storaac lot at 33 10 from Long Beach State
••• Neither heavy (oliaae Via Lido, Lido Shops Ar ea College.
no r a 6-foot redwood fenc e ••• A th ief rifl ed th e lrou-
aHected lhieve s at the' sers of Rodney John 100 , ART SHOW AT FAIR
LutMran Chu reh
Of the. Mast•r
Lud..,, ....
home of Thom as Brown, .300 E. Coast Hwy., the More ch an SOO art work s
1.3 18 Cambridae Ln ., West-owne r had left han aina in are ex pected to be entered
cl irf, where a S2S radi o wa s ~;;: clubh?use of the Bay-by Oranae County arti s ts in
stolen durin& the earl y sodc Mobil Home P ark on the fine arts divi.sion of th e
momin a hou rs ••. Four tires, J uly_ 10 and stole sas ... 1~67 Oran ae County Fair,
valued at Sl46, were stolen Dav1d A. Graham, 6. of July 25-30, in Costa Mesa.
June 29 from the She ll Ser-Oran ac suffered bru ises and The exhi bit entitled "Art ~===~=====~'vice Station, 2300 W. Coast scrapesonhis arms and leas is one_ kinds a thousand,"
,-tl utv,, Mari ners Mile •• , when he darted in to the will include classes for Christian Sc i•nc. ··~ th f
Chu rch in America
2~00 Pacific View Dr.
orona de l Mar, Californi
Dr. Willi am R. Eller
Phooe: ORiole 3-5022
8.45 a.m., Family 1\'or'Ohip
9:4.'i a.m •. C hurr~ Schnol 11 :00 ... m., f e MiYI" ~ou.h i p
Guitarists Randal f. Love pa o a car, south of De oils, wa tercolors, modem
Services and Richard Stcko, 4Bl4 Sola Ter., Corona High-and miscellaneous. A tro--Fl&sT CHU&CH OF I d d . b CHIU.ST,5Ct£N~T Neptune St. , West Ne wport, an s, ro vcn )' ~-ly n·cn q. ph) and a ~2.5 cash award
l!O) Via Lido arc wi thout thei r aui tars ; Scott, 6_2U Seaward Rd., will be presented fo r th e
Newport Beach the 2 ins truments, valued Corona Hoghl ands. top art wo rk in each class.
SUN DAY SCHOOL at S375 we re stolen July 2 J 0 I I
''" •.•. ~· "··· ... Si<ty "d b•icks, 18 UDIOr ang ers compe e SUNDAY SER VICES shelves and a double ladde r
NU R~EHY PHO~I/JHI
Tl•• ,.,..,,. 11f Chrlu
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Sunil.., Schoo l 9 "•"'•
........ , ... Wo,.hlto 10130 .......
£••"1"1 So•Yiu . 7 II·"'•
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A 1•11 You til 'Proar .. t
ol Oranae a ad Zlrd
P••tor H.f., Jo,•••
9: IS -II "·"'·
WEDNESDAY EVENING
MEETING I II·"'·
READING ROOM
Woolo .. ..,..: ' "·"'· -s II ·"'·
Wo4noa4o,: 9 "·"'· -7:4S P·"'· T ~••4oy onll fro lltl'l'"
9 0 ..... -S 1'·"'·, 7·9 jO.M .
S.mlloy : I II ·"'· -4 II·"'·
SECOND CMUaCH Of"
CtiUST, SCIENTIST
Newpon Deat h ••
Corona del Mar
)8 )9 E~sl Coni Hoahway
SUNDA.Y SCHOOL 9: IS "·"'·
SUNDAY SE RVI CE 11 "·"'·
-'F.O NESOA Y EVENING
MEETINC.. 1:00 , .....
READlNG ROOM -
Mub.lal Bu.ildina
,li63•Easl Coast H.i abway
Moo,-S.t. 10 •·Ill· to S p.m.
Tharsd•y ~~~~oioA"-7 to 9
You arc cordoall y 1n11ited to
atttnd Chyrc:h Serv1ces and
to use the Rtadina Room.
'llewport'ltnrbor tulhtrnn ~lwrrh
"On I he Bl u ff!; 01wrlrm Jting .\'t'u port llarhr,r'"
a&OI CL.I .-F O .. I VE:
NEWPORT BEACH, CALI FORN IA
THE AMERI C AN LU THERAN CHU RC H
B:Oo a.m. to Q:OO a.m.-Farr ily worship Service.
Q:l5 a.I'T'. to 10:15 a.m.-Fdmi ly Stuut Session .
10:30 a.n. to 11:30 c..rr.-rami ly Wo rship Se rvice.
The Re\'. J ames G. Blain, Pa."itllr
The Re v. George J . Hu sdieclcer, Vo sttatoon l)a ~to r
Phooe 548-363 1
w;;:re stolen from Jal)I W,
Bay Ave., Cen lral Newport,
according to Ve rda Kincaid,
1405 W. Bay Ave., Central
Newport. , .A sso vase, U
inches tall, was sto len
June 6 rrom the ocean si de
yard uf th e home of Diane
Elder, I ILI7 E. Balboa Blvd.,
Balboa.
w.dnudoy, July 12
A revolver, ~ teaspoons,
and ~ lUO worth of frozen
fuod were taken in a bu r!·
la ry at tht home of Maril yn
E. Foshcr, 1016 Polaris Dr.,
Do\·er Shores ... Burala.rs
breached a 4-foot fen ce al
the home of Otcryl Cham-
be rlin , 160 1 Holiday Rd.,
Baycrest, and stole S2S. , •
Rtc:urr ent \"andalism at the
home of Vema Bernhart,
I ~nu Lincoln Ln ., Harbor
ll iahlands, has produced
broken padlocks, broken
plants, damaaed sprinklers,
and a debris filled swim-
ming pun!, ac:cordina to th e
CJvmeu .•. A S9U tape play-
er, several tapes, and a pair
of sun gla!iises, we rt stolen
from the parked car of C arol
II. Brie ry, near h;;:r home at
2219 Channel Pl., Cen llal
Newport. . .Hefty thieves
carried away a S25t) eigh t-
foot Schock Sabot boat ly·
The Balboa Analina Club Yellowtai l -Bill Finch,
announ ces the standinas as 17 lb., ~ oz ..
of J uly 3 for th e junior Troph1es woll be awarded
tourn ame nt for boy!l and at the tournament party, at
gi rl s under 16 years of aac. I:Jl) p.m: Saturday,Au&. 26,
Here arc the leaders in at th e Ebell clubhouse. A
the junior division, aaes .S take home trophy will be
th rough ll): presented to th e junior tou r-
Uigh ttirl -Nancy Reid,
~ specie s or fish ca uaht.
Hi ah boy -ti e be tween
Greaa Linho rr and Harry
Roaers, 7 species each.
Barracuda -Georae Gar-
re tt, .3 lb., IS oz.; Eddie
Bellamy, 3 lb., 3 oz •
Bau -Georae Garrell, 4
lb., 14 oz.; Harry Roaeu, I
lb., 1 oz.
Bonito -Nancy Reid, 1
lb., 61] oz.
Halibut -Greu Linhorr,
I lb., S oz.; Jose \1artinez,
I lb., 4 oz.
Pacific mackerel -Gre u
Linhoff, 1 lb.; ll'h oz.;
Heath1g -Air
Co.t diti oft in g
Sheet Metal
16..0 Superlat Av•.
Ll 8-5531
Karen LinhoH, I lb., S oz. • APPAREL -WOMEN
Whit e s ea bass -Ed Tho-
mu, I lb., 12 o,. JEAI DAHL
Le aders in t he senior di-tle•tte• Dresses & Spo .. to.we~l
vision, ll through IS ye ars, Accessories and Gifts
are: '
High airl _ \lary Anne Newporter Inn OR S-1700
Reid, 12 species cau&h t. Westcliff Plozo Ml 2-2444
Hiah boy -J ohn Blanpi cd, Newport Beach
o BEAUTY SALON
11• at OCC .
Harbor Area award winnen
are Wilhelmina R. A via, Mar•
cia H. Falconer, Patricia 8.
SEE OWNER AT THE ENSIGN
'tll ... llt: 11HW
Kent. .nd Pletcher Pond , '••••••••••••••··~~~~~~~~~
FOI THE TEIIIIPlAYEI
Detla Dunhp
Slle11 c .... ..,. Jed Pwcels -·T--...-. .._....._s ..... ,. So-.
PeM~yh-.1• T....n hila
c. "' 3/S1.17
bcllot ... -.. SJ.SO to SU.SO
,... .... -l'loyoi'
Jr. T-....... SUS I SIUS
.... Arraw& Glove a
Nacb
' SwNfiWn1 & p_,.
w-UpJocllets
l.ett•IINNO Sweeten
-Dl-A·lli-4CI:t,.-.lol
s ....... .... u
Volley •• ....,.,., • ... ' . ................
w-Polololo Sofltolo
'
FootMih .........
••••• lilttl & G:ku•
1•••~ ... S.M • ._
Shill •••
leclotNylooS..Solla.
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Golf C~r.lo .. o-ill<olo,._cc:.a .. tllo ..... ....... , ..... c,.. c... • .... ...... •• ,.,.. s.... .... "··· c. ...
Accea•lffea Tlrn-T.... leltlll & D 1hl S..
Costa Mel• e Has 1 N. Prf, N
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o PET SUPPLIES
SUPPUES
Cry stoliner Corporation
Costing Ruins & Molds
Fiberglass Materials on J
Shrubs, Interior Plants
Tropical & Trees
lnsectcides on<t Fertili zer
S&H Green Stomps
,.-RF.F. l)ftn 'f!R\'
T.ptCAL. ,. ..
vre hcrve the l•test c.\d
~NSf becl.ltilul selec:tian of
tropi col fish ''" the • ..,
"• alto c.,. a lwll line of
OCJI•iu-.a. .... all occ ...
IOtiesneedecl for f.e hoW.,.
Sovtt. S.O T ...,leal, 218 W,
Wil-, C.M. Liloorty 8-7961,
Supplies -L1 Jl-0292
' Plocentio, Costa Meso
n.t=slh
WILCOX-CRITTENDEN
HARDWARE
Nevlptlen.l Cl'l•rt.-holl.l
2700 W, Coast Hwy., N.l .
141-lll1
I·II'AII PAIIITI
o JANITORIAL
MR. KLEEN
• Carpet Cleaning
• Floor·Stripping
.and wax.ing
• Windows
Complete Clean ing
Caata Meaa
o PLUMBING
A. R. MAR SAC
PLUMB ER
71Jl) Carnation Ave.
Olrona del \\ar Only gas dr~ers :£.;,;~i~~ 1-o,T~i~~~:~:
mack, 1 lb., 2 oz.
Bass -Ray \lathicson, a e UPHOLSTERY Serv1ce. CA LL-Plwnbina Repairs
DAY & NIGHT
WAT ER HEATERS
673-4 ::::130:._ __ '-A~ork 'or 1ust :~J.~:~ ::::·~,s::~~·:;d: YT, I~ 7 lb., 61,1 oz.
2¢ a load :~1~i}l~~\~~~:~ ;~;~~
l'!J2 L Ooooc H.,. c. ......... -"~""
BUILDING CONTRACTOR
• II I II c:a,.t~~~ c;. Coml*!1
• It act ually costs 1wen less tha n
2c a load w1th gas.
• Any o ther k•rd costs 3 times as
much
• Dunng the llfet1me of your dryer
you may save enough w1 t h gas to
buy yourself a new one.
• On .nstallat1on costs alone. g as
c an save you up to S150.
• N o dryer drtes c lo t hes faste r,
fresher or fl uffier t han a gas dry er.
,,
Blanp1ed, 1 lb., 11 oz. e Yellowfm croaker -N1ck
Craia -I lb., 11-'.! oz.
• RQIODELING •
ADDITIONS
LICENSED. BONDED
FRED H. GERWICK
30.. Colclenrod
673~1 -5ol9. 2170
-.;;; ...... , .. Rd., Lll!l·l3UI
Ca•taMe ..
a It
. /J..;,J.u-_ . ~INIII
'-'!::~~·n~l """ boda•• wt 'LJ ~ fatt .. ,.Ice L AM E. KETTLER, a _ quality -k _
resident and native of Hun-aelf tenolcela••J·
tlngton Beach, has been
elected president of the PhtiMed L ..... , Aa•cy Orang• Coast Junlo• Col-·~a I . C..... ..._,, -..
l•ge District boa•d ollnJS· ._., -
tees. He Is a dlrecicw of the ........
Huntlnoton Vill•y Bank, 1 ::_H;;.:I::A=L:..:.TN::..:ZOI=JI::.P11::1M:::..:T~
former member of the plan· ,-
nlng commiss ion l nd post JAC.ZZI
pr•sldent of RottrY· H• Is IMIILPEIL EATH
an Air Force veteran, re• Net .. '• Wey 10 Health -
tiring recently as a lltu--Be~ury -Relualioa.
ten.,t colonel In· ttte re-Call for a demonatr•tiOfl ser•••· ' ~110 Of ., .. 7561
646·4977
UPHOLSTERING l i~~~~~~~~;~ (By lurop ~~ Crafruoen)
REMODEL 2 po. •ot ONLY
$69.50 Call "a."')'.,
215 Molo H. B. 536-6405
FREE clel & pld:up
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CUSTOM
FU RNITURE UPIIOLSTE RY Uffi .. 7--"····
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NEIL'S
FIREHOUU
2109 N .. ,. ... llvd.
M•.,.tt lee"
475-«11~
UPHOL STER¥ e REFIN ISHI N G
D RAPERIES e CUSTOM CARPETS
AMPLE PAFtKINC:o I N REAR
NEWPORT FURNITURE CD., INC.
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1116 '""'".1! Nl•o.-T •E.ACH W.I TCt.lfr, ~L.AZ:A
DeGEARE'S
PLUMBING SERVICE
(Rehab/~ Plu.~t~IHil a wu/ Jh.ui,.,j
24 /lOUR EN£Hr.F.Nf:Y SI-:IH'ICf~
PHONE 6~·0422
Ru. 54·4187
Repair -lnstallatlen -
Ren~edel
TOM D•GE..t.RE
961 W, 17th St. • Uni t C Co••• M••"~~
IALLACECALDERHEAD
3123 E. Coul Hiahway
Corona del Mar
ORiole 3-2250
'
e R!$TAURAHT
IIUSHfii'S .... ..,
LUNCHI!ON -DINNER
COCKTAILS
DRiolo J-9405
34511 VIA OPOIITD
N._.Bo ...
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IIIOE REPAIR
Putta•dLMuaae
llopaU-0,.-s 611 s,.,,
ONE DAT II!RVICE
1190H-·..._
Coo to lloao -II 6-UII
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NE'II'ORT MARS!~ EIIIGII
SEOOIIO lf:CTIOII - -P• S
JULY 20, ltl7
CALif. OOIIOIIA
COMPLI1l
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PO ... IM. f MIA IS CAIIIIIA
· NOll AT
1710 NI!IIPORT ILVD.
PH. 646-9313Cotta Meu
ES •zw -U8VD.DIWG
lrteiUiar Shapn ......... -eon-
COSTA WUA WAniUS CO.
2110~1W.
rgtis:• l!.~~!!tt:~ CUSTOM Pe~=~!:OELIN6
A Malar alDie 2 taila, a pbire A••·• BalM lslud, "" DON 1. ILDia
rw:ldar, a drill, and tki eollided at Balboa BIM. ELDER CONSTRUCTION CO poloo, •alood " 1223 , from ond 47th SL, Woo l Nowt>Oft. •
daa .., ... o1 Cb .. w Salis• whb a Muat.MJ cllivoa by 3S Yaus in Newport Beach
bury. 1900 Tohuna Tor .• h·\ KJ~·o~u=··~·~P~in:al:•:· ~l:l:2.:4lod;;:~~1~107~l=·~lol~~._~ll~..t~.~~~~~~~67~U~IIO~~ YiM Tanaca, OYer the put St., Woat Na'*"'"-
1 months ••• CNIMnation 1nd
cluldl u~tmbly parts for 1
CbaYTOlet, valued It tl38,
wore stolon out of tho aar·
ap ol M•rk N. Holt, 4720
Cortland Of., Cameo Hiah·
Iandt. . .Maiy E. Rourke,
7400 W. Ocean Ft., Well
Newport, discovered the S
horsepower motor miu ina
orr her uilb:oat.
, ..... J•ly u
Jamet L . Ronnow U, 2037 e. ·Ocean Ft., Balboa, W&l
aarested on 1 drunk charae
at lith St. and W. Balboa
Blvd., Central Newport ...
PAST PRESIDENTS of the Asoclaclon Bravo, Mexico, Yrtto also served as presl· -' blue and white sewina
Clase Lido 14de Mexico were honored at dent In 19b4-t>5. The 5a1 Gaspar Club machine belonaina to Bu-
the Lido 14 U.S.·Mtxlco team race re-hosted the May regatta, which was won by bua L. Branden was stolen
gatta with the presentation of a painting a narrow 7'h-point margin by the U.S. out or her car parked in the
with their names engraved on silver team. Among the U.S. Skippers who scored cupo~t or her home at 1338
plates mounted pn the frame. The pre-,points tor the winning team were Tom W. Balboa Blvd., Central
sentation was made by W.O. Schock of SchoCk, Jim Tyler, 13JII McCord, Gared Newport. · .Pauick Wit-
Newport Beach, at right, Lido 14 builder. Smith, Or. q;obert Bridge, and ~oy Wool-Iiams, 212 llfth St., Cenual • ;.. Newport, wu treated and At left is Enrique E lguero, 19b7~ pres!· sey, Who Is president of the Lido 14 released at Hoaa Hospital _:d:'";,;'_:o.:,f_ltl:.:.::e_;:san::....:Ga=s::P,:•:_r_v:;•::c~h:.I_C:::Iu~b~o-f_C::..Ia:,:s:,:s.,:A.;:.••:n:.: • ..:!.:W..;o..;b..;ec:.k_:ph:.o;.tD:.;,.)~----for minor injuri es he re·
C. ity Building P~rlnits E~d;~~:~ ~~::: ~~~;
A dramatic upsurac in con-
ltruclion activity in New-
port Beach is revealed in
the issuance ofbuildinaper-
mi ts totalina almost .S3 mil-•
lion dollars durins the first
half of July.
The biueu boost came
in the Bluffs, the Ea~t Bluff
development of Georae M.
Ho lstein & Sons. The Hol-
ste in firm took ou t permi ts
to talina S2,124, ~71 in value,
includina a fourplexes for a
total or $7 ,aJ,J43: 16 triplex-
es, U,13A,944; 4 duplexes,
Sl74,314, and 21 aaraaes,
$26,770.
Other major projects in-
cluded ~ dwellinas in the
Dover Shores area, for a to-
tal of $316,:}00; 2 industrial
bui ldinas in the Back Bay,
SlSS,OOO. and tenant devel-.
opment in Newport Center. a
total of $144,170.
Followina pennits, valued
at Sl,OOO or more, were is-
sued.durina the first half of
July:
e ••• u,. a.,
The Blurf1, 21 JUliet.
J roorplexCI, 16 triplnCI,
4 duplu01, located on &·
cina, Vista Entrada, Enero ,
Esperanza, Esplanade and
Esquina, 12,124,'nl.
•••• u..., •• ,.
Ivan "Wells A: Sons, l~it
dwellina• on Galuy arid on
Santiaao, ranaina from 131,-
300 to t34,400; IDtal for 7
dwcllina•, $231,~00.
Roaer'a or Caliromia; a
sian at llOS Wcstcliff Dr., u,ioo.
James R. Naah, 1-unit, 1-
story dwellina. 1SOA Santi-
aao, S4&,000.
T. Peterson, swimmina pool
at 2006 Santiaao, 12,SOO.
Stanley Nel1011, a 1"'Ullit
dwell ina, 2012 Santiaao Dr.,
S37,000.
Grenville L1nsdale Jr., a
swinvnina pool at 1424 Gal·
lly, 13,600.
Dover Beraer, extend liv-
ina room wall, 1624 A.ntiaua
Way, 12,300.
W••t Mew,.rtH .. tMs
Rudolph Kuohn, !Ill So ..
dtift, convert aaraae w bed--
room and build new auaac,
H..t.r VI .. Hills
Geor&c Dean field, pcon-
houae, 2S00 Wav,cctctt,
SI,OOO.
M.._port Center
Irvine Co., tenant de-
velopment for Mahlon' s Baa·
ber Shop, No. 72 Fashion
Ia land, S5,300.
Newport Center Medical
Buildina, 1400 Newport
Center Dr., tenant improve-
menU and partitions on
noon 4, S, 6 and 7, Sl38,·
870.
Li .. lsl•
Mu. L. Cope land, remode I,
104 Via Ithaca, Sl,&OO.
CUH ttov ...
Ray Palmer, addition, 51S
Kina• Pl., $26,000.
Bock lrey
he crossed W. Bay Ave.
Setu~y. July 15 J
David L . \1er chant, 5316
Su•n•••er Sale!
AND SAVE ON • • • BuY NOW COVERS AUJMINUM PATIO
The New Modern
PATIO COVER FOR 1967
Advanced encineertua
pennita a tteedam
oJ design. ae.n. smooth
~
.turdy lnterloc.klnt
panels, bullt·ln raln
gutter with 1~"
ornamental po.t make
for a patio COYer ol
modem bHuty a nd
~-""':'-,:le~-... ------.!:greater otrenrth. lVINDOW aad R
--Soylo
AWNINGS
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"'TII/I IIIII. LOOI llf !Hr" w. JD'O.-•• Jllllall
011r Betur Qualily
ALUMINUM
Screen Patios
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For ~ or Jmall Hom" and MobOe
Hm;nes .• \ AU Aluminum; Larp
Doon; l1u& Proof. Ilef1ec:g the Wind.
WELOOOt
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Santa Ana Tent and Awning Co.
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2202 s. '~(Am !"1'.
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01..\1111 CCIIInT Mfl•l& CD.
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STUDIO OF CHARM
AND MODELING
Hoe1 Hospital, 301 Ne,.,...
port. Blvd., I perkina sips,
st.000;4pole sian•. n .ooo.
J . Bartell, IS77 Monrovia,
partitions, n,ooo.
lrviM Ten-.u
Georae Reynoldt, awirn-
B.H. Miller Co., industrial
buildinp at 39S2 Campus
Or.. 155,000, and 4000
~us Or ., 1100,000.
Newport
Balboa Bay C lub, 1221 W.
Coa1t Hwy., entrance from
hiah•ay, SS,SOO.
City of Newport Beac h,
3300 Newport Blvd., tem-
porary office buildina, 124,-
830.
Seashore Or ., West Newport,
wu arrested on a drunk
charae at 54th St. and Nep-
rune Ave ., Well Newport
... Courtney W. Cooke Sr.,
730 Amiaos Way, East Bluff,
wu arrested on a drunk
charae ... Ten boles of 22-
caliber lllTITtuni tion were
atolen between June 29 and
July 1 h om the garage or
Gcorae C. \1euenaet, 1501
Serenade Tet., Irvine Tet•
race. .Five decorative
c locks, valued at 1200 .
were taken fr om the un•
locked cat of Ri c hard Y.
Hoasett, 430 Snug Harbor
Rd., Clifr Haven, in an
e arly mornina buralary at
2911 Newpott Blvd ., West
Newport. : .The tinkling
sound of a window bfeakina
July 12 sent Mrs. Buster G.
Bruce, 152 Via Undine, Lido
Isle, lookina tbrouah tho "P""
s tairs rooma in her home :
she found a 21-caliber bu.l·
let ... J oanne Horton, 4913
Se11hore Dr., Well Newport,
received head lacerations
when the Volkswagen of
SANTA ANA
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4TH ANNUAL P!Htae for FREE Bnc:~•e • mina pool, 2007 Altura.
S2,500.
YOUTH CE "SECRETS OF BEAUTY"' ~ s~::·;o;;:;~~· ··/;-:-.:w-k . .:.--· 1 Young scholars honored ~~DEliNG .t..No TElEVISION In an award auembly chu-Silth G11de -David Do-IER
* CHARM .t..NO PERSONAl DEVELOPMENT ina the laat week or school, sier, Sandt a Kleeman, Rob-* DIAMATICS-SPEECH-liTTlE THEATRE the ro ll owina s tudents of bie Haley, Bonnie Howey, * S~(i•l Courses for Homemokers*Coreer Girh 1 Lindbet&h School, Cotta Melanie Mizell, Alan An·
FlOIENCE SMAlES Directer of Our Stot. UceftMd ' Mesa, wete honored (or chews, Ttacy Bai1d,
HOUIS MODELING AGINCY theit scholaati c achievement Funnell, C risty Hamilton,
• ...... • .,. •• 1519 N. Maift. s.,... Ane-547~71 rhuina the second temester 81ad McDonald, Sheuy Mil-
ROLL MARY IEMMET WINS 1=~2~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~==t•if~lhje~school yea1. let, Willi.m Smallwood. C I • c £ t Gsade Wll ren ADVERnSIMG AWARD 0 onng on.es Sally Willcul, Randy Winner of the Marion Vii · AT THE COIIIIUIITY YOUTH CEITEII --COII~U DEL liAR
(/) Mar c Schoonovet, mure award at the recent
COLOII THE OOT·TO·DOT SEIMOIETTE Fifth Glode -Kelly Con· American Advenioi~a Fe·
Joseph Gsou, Jeff 1derabon convention 1n Lon a
011 this wHII"• lilllo P•t•-S.Ctt•'2. P•1• 2 li:~:~i lz: Diane McEIIiaatt. ~Beach was Man: ~ennelt of
u4 ••llrour entry to th• Ltsl ...... ,.,.... Si:.th .Glade _ Vicki Barl, Bennett Advertrlln&, New-
~ {I) t7 ~Sat. & Sun. -July 22-23 \\..\..s ~ J1 tf ~:~ 12 Noon-10 P.M. ~~~ 2721 E. Coe~~t Hwr., c.,..., ... tMr, C:.llf.. Felt, Scott Robeltt, port Beach. postMar~ocl not loter thon\ M...doy, Julr-2•. cia Friend, Karen Good-The memori al award honors .. .
le suro t. 111clucl• n .. o, 810, .n4 .Wreu wttlil •try. Willie Ken I, Maraa~ila the woman who baa made the
Charl es Lauderbauah, mott ooutandina contribu·
Maatin, Kathleen tion to advertisin1 in the 13
Liu Pr ichud, Ma.k weatcm 1tates.
Woller . Mu. Bennett terved u
WIN A BIBLE I F ·• ~-d W d Orona• County Advcrtioina
OUhu ..,.a e en y Cl b 'de I I 1~6~7 n.1. d .. ~··tt u prea1 n or '"' -v • :======:==d! !~:; D'll:l tn a ma.....,a an, I d "·' Miller, Cynthia Shi· ~ was se ecte .uver-~
Elizabeth Andaew1 t111n1 woman of the .,...,._ CAJt~ Gtau,-IW.ten Rivera: in Oraqo County,
•-1 ,~ Glode -Looi Milleo, MRS. AMM.t.J.IIIILLAR,
: • ,,_.,.,.1,. .... ., !~!:;~.. Newton, Pamela :..rm---H•"' ~ Steven Allee. Tarmay D·IISI~T. DIIS .PICWJS1' 1 CI.MN ... I ........ I•~ . Dcbea Rainwater, ~ftl J. ·Millar. a 16-year r~~~~~~L~C~-;~HI; ... ~·~.,~·~S.~h~t~.c.~-~~.,;~ .. ~-~ .. ;u;•;m~ .. ~IM~~~~~~~~~~; r dent of lh H rbor •·co, Mann Valorie Ma1cus 811 e a "" ' · died Mooday, July 10, at
Hoaa Hoapital. She had
ncontly mowd to LaJUfta
Hlllo.
SIN also owaad bomes in
lha Puadeu. ar'll •d was
a !MIIblr of lha naesday
Club ia Nawpon B••'*·
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S..rri¥Ors iacluM bar toe, l'll'l'D RIGHT UP Willi• of Coola Mooa, •d !JJM
• JrMtW.aJI. .. r, Muaarat. SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES
ARE foKNi AVAILABLE
FROM 1~ PER ~y
on an annual rental .
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Stmcaa .... held July AND SEE JHE'
U 11 Balta Morlllary, Cor-
eiiaa Ml Mtr. ln•rma•t was :~·IISSUIQDI lOST EXCITING
• A --•'• .. ..,.., ~pon ·::.~'~ .. ..=cl:.:.:; Fll IIIII
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COISEIIYATIVE
Approoch to
c;.,..,.l ln•uronu
Conklct
ED FARD FOUR FIRST YEAR STUDENTS at
Orange coast College have received
prizes for archi tectu ral achievement from
Newport Balboa Savings and Loan Assn.
Selection wa s made on the basis of de·
sign, Qual ity and new trends. Pictured
here are, from left, Larry Wood, instruc-
tor ; Harry Monk, Gregg Riggs and Davld
Fackler, first, second and third prize
winners, respectively; SUsan Kadlec,
winner of the presentation drawings
dent and chief appraiser of Newport
Balboa Savings. (Neal Beckner photo.)
AT
JA.Y & RENFRO
333 N. NEWPORT BLVD
NEWPORT BEACH
LIBERTY 8-1188 5ERVJCE AWARD$ Gl VEH
Five employees were
honored a t the scrv•ce
awards banquet he ld by
Ri chard's Lido Market at
Berkshire~s re staurant. A
lS-year plaque was aiven
to Mari on Bosley, book-
keeper, and tO-year 1irta
were aiven &o Joe Payne,
meat department manaaer;
Dale Dutton, bakery mana-
John Tracy, home and
shop manaa;er, and
Dodd of the home and
·rt shop.
BRAKE SPECIALS
ARCHITECTURAL AWARDS were given to 3 OCC stu·
dents by Newport Balboa savings and Loan Assn . Pic·
tured above, from left, are Oscar Tay lor, instructor;
David f.4uran , winne r of first prize and presentation
drawings award; David Re illy, Jrd pr ize winner ; and
Cart Gibson,winnerof2nd prize and model house award,
(Neat Beckner photo.)
WOII.8'I L.UeiiT ..a ANI MONT IMIIPICIALIITI
OI'IN u -"'"' Sot.
-CMiftOUT
PLTMOUTM ---·----12" .... 1"1. 'I'MQUTH,
CH.VIIOLIT --Yn '""
New swim session at OCC
A new 2-week awim pro-their children at these sea-
aram beaan Monday at siona and acquaint them
Otanae Coast Colleae and with the water.
will continue throuah July Fee is SJ per atuden t pe r
28 . two-week seasion, reaard-
\lominaa will beaiven over teas or the student's awim-
&o a series or 45-minute minJ clauification. Parents
swimminJ leuons, beainnina should reailter their own
at 1 a.m. Sectioru will be children, and awdentl
held fo r non-swimmers, be-should come prepared to
ainnen, intennediate swim· swim, brinaina their own
men and swimmen, towels, capt and auiu,
The leuons will run Recreational swimminJ
throuah 2:30 p.m. Monday is l:JO to 4:30 p.m. Monday
throuah Friday, 111. addition, lhrouah Friday. Admiuion
there is an adult seuion is 2S cents for persons un-
rrom noon to 12:45 p.m. ror der 18, and 40 cents for 18
beainners and advanced and over.
swin'tflleu, and a tHe aavina
clau from 11:30 a.m. to 1
p.m.
A apecial"Mommy and Me"
aeuion will-be beld dally
from noon to 12 :4S p.m. for
children smaller Chan the
required 42 incnes to the
chin. Motheu ao in with
GIFTS AilE ACCEPTED
IY SCHOOL TIIUITEES
Gifts of a rovina roatrum
and a S·foot. 11,100 btorlzc·
colored fiberalass eaale
were received laat week by
lhe Newpo rt.,\oleaa unified
school board.
Estancia lli &h School'a
1967 araduatina clau made
the statue aift. Peter Paul
Ott, wel l·known sculptor,
has been convniasioned to
sculpture an eaalc, which
will be moun led on the front
wall at the hiah school.
The ath arade class of
Heinz Kai11er School aave
the battery operated, rovina
rostrum to the district.
12 lOOKS SUPPLEIIEIIT
"LAIID OF TilE FIIEE"
"Land of the Fr~e." con.
For Any or J:lery 'Reed
... One Call.
Uoveuial basi c textbook
ror 8th audets in the New-
port·\1esa Unified School
District, will be supple-
mented by 12 vo lumea on
the periods o r arow th in
Ameri can history, begin-
ning wilh "The new world,"
and in cluding "The conti-
nent we live on ," "Land,
laOOr , manasemen t." "Work·
ing me ," and "Caliromia
informa ti on almanac."
A complete list oC newly
adopted 1967--6 8 text-
books ror pades 1·8 has
been prepared for uuateea
by Or . Hilda McCartney,
distJic' C'COrdinac.or of in-
suuctional materials. Cemetery • Mortuary
Maumleum • Chapel
Funeral Services
Cremation Services
PACIFIC VIEW
MEMORIAL PARK
It's so convenient and practical to handle all memorial
arrangements at one time-in one place . Pacific View
now provides complete mortuary services and the new
Pacifi c View Chapel, one o f the most beautiful in all of
Orange County, for funeral or memorial services.
Visit Pacific View. Enjoy the :--,
panorami of the Pacific and see
for yourself how pleasantly dif·
ferent a cemetery c.an be. I
It costs no mo,~e to have the best
-at o1 time when service is so
lmport1nt ·
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A d fo I , BILJST POl 2 YIUS
gen a r . P annen £F:.t:i!~~ !~
A W U•i•1 will be hel4 Jule1 1!. • Rufener, J4S for euenaloa of a ~~~ Pit• oordio to Olruaery S.riMnl *'• eftftlaa, Joly 20, by Hue I Dr., C01oaa del" M11, mil for a •o f• palvate 1 .
•• Ne-t Beach Plu-acklhioe &o aoa-coefocmiDI putlnJ lol Ia OOGMCtioo P. ' W. Hay, at dte Manne -..-· Corpt roeNitlna sladon, aial Ccxrnlltlon on the ~ dweiUaa. This w11 held with 1 rtlt&UanH&ke-out US7 Harbor 81 d . C ta
,liddon of Copce Inc. ·for over fuxn the July 6 meet• food stand. SSOl W. Coast • .._ v •• os
H ~. N ~sa, Mtablishina 1 ptivac. Ina.· wy ..... u ewpon. oohool 11 th• Balboa 1M. Poul Moochood. lll Onya !!.:l.:.!..:::~~:!::~------------
105 Main St., Balboa. This Ave.,· Balboa Island, eddi-
ltem w•s held oven rrom the tioos to non-confonnina
July 6 meetina. dwellina.
Hete is the complete ChriU Church by the Sea,
qenda for this cvenina•s 1400 W. Balboa Blvd., Cen•
·meetinJ, which will be hold bal Newport, additions to
in the City Hall council non-cooJormina chwch, in•
chambers: chldina buildina•. tower,
fh•ol ..._, sian and bulletin board.
Tract 63AS, riled by Rich· Tom Sheahan Enterpcises
a:rd B. Smith Inc., consist• Inc., 6110 VI. Coau Hwy .,·
ina of 20.94 1crea divided West Newport, beeJ and
into Sl Iota, south of San wine cellu.
Joaquin Hilla Rd., between CoR~MRunlc.tl••
Crown Drive North and the Beacon B•y Community
ruture alianment or Mac· Ann. ~equest ror chanac or
Arthut Blvd., in Harbor name or a portion of Rudde1
View Hills. Rd. to Beacon Bay. Thia
o\mend.tteflt
Dr . Jack T. Monroe, 3355
Vi• Lido, in the Lido Shops
asea, chsnae of zone ftom
C-1-H to C..Q..H.
was held ovct from the July
6 meetina.
Reques t from Je<or G.E.
Semple, aaent ror Mn. J.
Geruude Powell, for 18·
month extension or a use Vorlance
Ge p · k . Jll permit for orf .. ueet pa:rkina
J ~ae .. IC ecuna, d 1 in a residential disuict ld• asmtne "ve., orona e · k. ,1 · · 6 . h .d Jlcent to present pt.l ana 1, ar, m1n1mwn ·Inc 11 e 1 7os C · •
d b k · d f th ot at arnatlon nve., yar set ac mstea o e C d 1 " . d 3 f orona e o"lll. requnc eet. R t 1 w·tr s Ute Pennlt• eques rom 1 •am. •
Copre lnc.;'\Private school T"!tompson ~ot utentton,
t lOS M . s iYD-Ibo WithOUt requnement for an·
a . am t., o-•· naul review, of a Ute permit
_YIIla Monterey, 393 Hos-ro1 a 45-root rldio anteMa
pttal Rd., a 200:bed con· tower 10 reel in uceu or
vale~cenl hospital wi~ the H-root heiaht limit at
parktnJ ror 67 can. ThiS Seawatd Rd., Corona
was held over from the July lands.
6 from Paul
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CUDDLI IOCKH .............................. , ••••••••.••.. $229.95
LA·Z-IOY lOCKING IICLINII .......••....•.••..•.•..••.••••••. $192.00
LA·Z·IOY lOCKING IICUNII ..............•.•••.••...••••.•••• S 152.50
LOOSI "UOWUCK LOUNGI CHAII .........••.......•....•.•.. $179.00
WOOD niMMID WINO 50PA. to IHCH ......................... $219.95
50PA LOYI SlAT COMINNATION, L0051 PILLOW lACK, YILYIT ...••. -.00
l't.OU.L 50PA t6 INCH ........................................ $479.00
MIDITUIIANIAH SOPA t6 IHCH .....••.....•................••. $429.50
SPANISH SOP A. t6 IHCH • .....................•..••....•....•••. $Mt.OO
MIDITIIIANIAN SOPA t6 IHCH ................................ $Ht.SO
PUNCH PIOYIHCIA~ QUILTID SOPA, t6 IHCH ....••....••...•.... -.SO
t6 INCH YILYIT 50PA . . . .. . . . . .•.•••.... , ........ $1".00
TUXIDO, LOOSII'tUOW lACK, 100 IHCH SOPA ...••....•••...•... $5".00
1011NCH SI'ANISH SOPA. WOOO TIIMMID ........•.....••....... $479.00
DICOU.TOI WINO CHAII .........•..•..•..•..••.•.. $239.95
DICOU.TOI COUHTIY PIINCH CHAII ..•.......••....••••....... $159.95
D!COIATOI PIINCH CHAII ................................... $ "·95
PAll TIADITIONAL CHAIIS .................................... $119.50
c~AI~ ..........•••....••.....•............. s12t.ts
Y!LVIT SWML IOCXIR ...........•.....•......••....•....•... $159.00
C~AII ............•....••....•.......•........ 1136.00
SWIYI\ CHA!. . ....••..... , ............•.•...... $219,00
PA-MIDfT>IIANIAH CHAI~S ................................. $215. to
YILVIT CHAIR .......................•......... $114.50
Hl'lH lACK WINO Cto!Af. . ....................... $139.95
MIDITD. TAlLIS, SIT OP 3, COffll, SOUAII & HIX •.........•...... $129.10
Hill. SPANISH LAMP TA'LI,I'ICAN ............•... $174.50
StATI 01 MAIIU TOI' COI'I'II! TAILI TO MATCH AIOYI ............ $147.95
I'IIINCH PIOVIHCIAL COMMOOf ................................ $194.50
PIDISTAL LAMI' TA"ILI, IIICH ..........•..•••........•....•.. $ 74.50
SQUA.RI LAMP COMMODI, "ICH ...••••...•.......••........••. $ 19. t5
-LAMI' COMMOOI, MCH .....•.•..•••.........•......... $ 19.95
HllC. LAMI' COMMODI, IIICH ................................. $119.50
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MAN DNiii SIT .......................................... $119.95 1"'11:1
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10011 CA.SI fOP ...................•..•..••.•••.•..•.....•.. $ M .SO
CAIINII Mil, W111T1 DK. ..................................... $N.H
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