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bond electlOG r"oh•d• q.
cei ved Newpon..M.ee ac:bool
board tNt lee appiOftl
T~aead.ay , aad wt II be sub-
mitted to diatrict voter. OD
Oct. 24 .
' WINNIN G oo e of lhe big ptlzes at the
Corrwnunlty Youth Center Carnival was
quite an event for the Peterson young..
sters of no Jasmine Ave., Corona del
Uar. That's 12.-year-old Jim standing
next to his dad, Paul Peterson. tn the
front row, along with "Bamb i," are
Ricky, age 6; St.lcey, 3'h, and Kim, s .
Jim, who will be a 7th grader at Linco ln
School this fall , plays shortstop for the
BB Pirates •t the Youth Center. Ricky
will be In the first grade at Harbor VIew
Schoo l, and Kim will be In kindergarten
at Harbor VIew. The youngsters are
par ticu lar ly grat eful to their ;rand-
mother, Mrs. Walter Shaw, also of Cor·
ona del Mar, who prov ided them wi th the
winning ticket. !Ens ign photo.)
VOLLEYBALL PLEA IS HEARD
There ue other problema youthful oeean rrontcrt allowed to ut It up aaain.
at the ocean beaehes be· accompanied her to the The new rep~lationa re•
tidot turfinJ aod swi mmina mcetinJ. She aaid that a qui re volleyball collfll 10
areaa. There is also vol· volleyball court had lona be at lout 300 reet apart
lcyball. been located at the llnd and SO rect from reaidencot.
This problem came up SL beach, but suddenly Erosion hu nanowed die
Monday evenina before the one June mornina it waa beach in that area to leu
Newport Beacb City Cou.n .. pe, be caute or no w th an 50 roet, and the eourt
cit at result of a letter volleyball roJulationa. She wat therefore ordered ouL
rrom Anael Kraemer. 3114 said that no one in her Another tpokesman, Jim
W. Ocean FL, Wott New· neiahborhood objected to Walth, )203 W. Ocean PL.
porL Cho volleyball eourt, and uid he had canvaaud hie
A tiuble conUnJent of the atkcd that they be neiJhborhood and could not
b find anyone who bad c~ 'H.•pp·es ru·•n us'•ness' plainod about tho pr ...... ol volleyball eourta. He
uid lbat parent& of volley ..
yond repeatina. ball playera know where
"One lady had a window lheir chi ldren are and art
broken in her car latt week, uaured by the tact tb.at
and it waa parked riabt in they are whb a JOod tJCIUP.
Cities keep
curfew laws
Local control or curfew
••aulationa will no t bel pro-
empted by tho atate, A""
aea.blyman Robel t £. · 8&6o
han said yute1day.
Newport Beaeh R.-
aaoounced in Sao--
that be bad no.,..
State controls or
replations Mid ju--
... "'" loiterina law• out or
a bill 10011. to become law.
It spells out the State't
interest in c:onuollinJ such
thin11 at &opleu wailre..,
·act, 1amblinJ and aamina.
and ticket acalpinJ.
The measure by wbieh lhe
tl&te can preempt fields of
enforcement bad been amend-
ed in the Auembly to in·
elude eurfew reaulationt.
Police O.iera Jamet B.
OIIVII and Roae.r Nelb or
Costa M .. eobjected to state
preemption or die curfew
replationt, claimina that
the state would invalidate'
local ttatutet and binder
law enforcomenL
The curfew controla ue
particularly important durin1
Bal Week and other vacation
periods wheo larJe numbers
or juveniln are in retort
areas. Cllier Glavas n·
plained.
COM bluH
plan okayed
l~STORV BUILOING Is pl.,ned u
a resi dence for paraplegic war veter-.s,
at the present location of Mo-Bo Tel Motor
Inn, West Newport, George Pusateri, the
deveLoper, s~s that the proposed Newport
HarborParagl egic APartments would hou se
about a:>O veterans. {Rendering by archi ·
teet Henry Ch arles Burge.)
Paraplegic home plans told
Oeoqe Pusateri camt be-quate partiaa wu anilablo.
fort the Newport Beacb The requeet ror the auto
City Cou.ncil Monday rentallicenas w11 approved
••enin1 ror an auto rmtal by Council.
licente, ~n be alto talked ~. Pusateri broulht wi eh
of hi• plant ror a lo-ttory him a sizable reoderina or
apartmant bulldlnJ ror a l().ttory buildinJ, which
peraploJic war veteran• in had been prepared ' ror
Watt Newpon. Pennsylvania Railroad a.nd
The license request con· Maceo at an apartment
cemtd an &Jtncy at Moo-&. hotel to repltce lbe Mo--Bo
Ttl Motor lnc, 4401 W. Tel.· He said 1hat lbe Plan·
Coe.st Hwy., (or Broe.dway nina Commhaioa approved
Departmant Store Rentals lbe Maeco plans tome time
N .. port Harbor Pauple1 ic
Apartmentt.
The Newport Beach City and Alco Daily Rentalt. Mr. aao, IDd tbat he it JOinJ to
Couneil M.Jiborizod the mey• Plllateri, owntroGUaJer or be tblc to Ull 1b.e tome
or •d city clerk Monday ..,..Bo Tel, uid tbat &de· plana for hit project. tbe
He will anend the comin1
conventions or the Veterana
or Foreian Wan, Ame rican
LeJiOO, Oiu blod American
Veterans and Pwple Heart
Aun. to uk (or lhcir eo·
donement or hit plant. He
it a member or the Leaion ,
DAVandVPWa.ndit eli &ibla
at a Purple Heart member.
Our ina 1he war b.e 1 erved
3"1 yean wi ch the Navy,
IIDd turfered I leJ injury
aboard lho carrier Saratoaa
in a Kamikaze ana.ck dutinJ
dl.e lwo Jiraa \anal•~
.._ --wiR oo~tc.
The ruolution litta the
followina es.pendiwn• iD-
cludod in the no, 7S5.000
bond election: • •u.uo.ooo ror .._
ditional clasaroom facilidll
and an elementary tcbool
aite in Eaat Blllff.
• 12,100,000 to buy llftd
ror additional acbool ·"··· • tU5,000 w brina New-
port Harbor Hiab Scbool
buildinp up to the State
law requirementa uader
Title 11 &JLd the Field Act.
• 1920,000 ror remodel·
ina 1nd altaratic.u at Ne.,.
pott Harbor HiP School, ud
ellmenLary and junior biab
tchooh in the Dlstrtc&.
• 11,760,000 to establish
li brary and iftltNctioaal
rraterial centers in all
elementary schools.
• 1915,000 to PfO'Vide Cor
construction or bu i kuna• 10
be uud u warebouus,
abops and adminitlrativo
offices.
• 1475,000 ror school
bus purchases durina the
nu t 5 years.
ln order ror tho boad
election to pan, l /3 of
chose castine their ballot
must vote yu .
Copiot or tbe ballot will
be mailed to tho elec&ora&.t,
accordinJ to Supt. Lel-.:1
B. Newcomer. The district
is proparina a newspaper
inurt J ivina both tides ot
tho quttion. It will M
seat out early in September.
Scme 30 scboola, l fiN •\all••· 1.1 -.-. .. ' "" '" ........ _.
A .. hippie" take over ot
the Ocean PL area of Old
Newport is Nloina bu.aiaeu
(or local mtrcbMtl aod ls
OOIMIO& I)' ~·-1!1 -.,.lt)'tlllfl arid biraatna, tlio
ow111n of Newport Variety.
1116W. Ocean PL. IIY in a
letter to the Newport Beach
City Council.
&at of lbo a ~ where ... wor&d:'" • -
They ha•o talUd wich
apartmont mana1er• in Old
Newport who claim tbat
rental unill normally rull in
July are atandin1 vacant.
Tho letter lauds Newport
eo-et ..... ~···· .... sl• IDa uk.ct .lt.tMre It uy
way &o ac~IIIOda.. *•
volleyball enthuaia1te dur·
in1 this erotioa period. The
matter wu referred to 1he
tttff (or I cudy .nd reply.
•••inaiOeuca.Jt•.ape .. 1 k' , 1 d .. , .,. ar~ ··• Mr .. --.. Ne~ Loo rnc u es toai~.c. ..... .,..... ........ '"' -7 •
impto"t'.a•ta oa l ear-a ·~ d h
clcl Mu bl!'" lo';', oaatorly unf orm --an S oes of lntprraboa PoaaL
The 1 almost vertical loll
are No. 13 and 14 or Tract
12S7, just call of the U•
tentionorOrchid Ave. Cou.n•
cit approval ror a curb cut
.nd conatruetion or an ae>-
cou road wu Jiven lau
AuJUIL In October, the
Plannina Commiuion ~
proved the roaubdivi sion or
Lots 13 and 14, on condi·
tion that uti dactory surety
ror improvemenu be po tted
md lhat cnJineerina plans
Veur.s Admillitlratioa fi· been selected ii poJ1fii
auciaa for ct.• IlK millioa placet for lhe J4 ,..cUte•
s:woiect. which would pro-in th e unified s chool die·
vi de apartments (or t ome 100 tricL
Pinn Ole Ohen't New consumed on the premiau, veterans . He 11jd that tbe Tif, CASH STOLIN
Look discotheque in Balboa and incoxicated peuons &Je new racillty would enable Mr. and Mn. Ernest
McCieii&D describe choir
impre11 ion1 of "hippiot''
u follows:
"Pilthy elad bums are
lyinJ all over dlo sidewalk,
cart aod benebes. They
panhandle reJularly, and
the ir speech Is vulpr be·
Beach polic e at tryina to do
their duty, and auueatl that
lhc Couneil should reaitt
Che take-over by "out or
town bums'" throuJh en·
rorcement or the city anti•
loiterina law.
Bigger albacore expected
Hotteat Nn or albacore in catches of small to medi um·
S years is now-Wldor way si&ed fish -another indi·
off 1he Soutbl&Dd coast. eation tbi1 it only the van·
HuJC concenuationt or JU&rd or lhe invasion with
lonJfinl have (olJowed the laraer (i!Jhtert ttill tO
ravorable wat.er tempera· come,
turet and eaeellent bllit
conditions into ~e easy to Last year Che aport cateh
reach area off the out end .or a lbacore dropped to
or San Clenwnte ltland, 74,680 -a rar cry from
accordin1 to deep ua aport· Cho recotd 219,314 de c ked
fithina boat tkippctl rrom. in 1962. Analert ate bopina
Davey's Locker in New· lhit will bo another bonanza
port Beach. season althouah it aot
There are very rew bi1 under way tw o weeks later
albiet miud in wilb the than usual.
Broadmoor tract gets o.k.
Richard B. Smlth'o Bro.._
moor development in Harbor
View Hills will be doubled
in size at a result of City
Council approval or the
final map or Tract 6385
Monday evenina. ·
The new area. 20.94 acres
in size, it divided into Sl
residential Iota. Tho traet
t.aku up the remainder or
the land up to SIR Joaquin
Hilla Dr., between Crown
Drive North and 1h1 fu.tu.re
r .. lipllftlftt of MacArdnar
Bl•rl. ·
plea ror extension or time ,
at least throu&h the tum--
mer seas on, to help build up
the rcttaurant busineu .
(Continued on paac 4)
ADRt!MME BROOKS OF
C.lff KAVBI DI!S
An ae I Kraemer made the
rollowinJ pointe in her
letter:
"We, the people ot tbe
J2nd Stroot area, are bore
to protest the new law that
is be ina enforced concern--
inJ volleyball. Many or OUl
ramiliea have owned pi'O"
perty on tho Ocean Front
rot over 40 years and bave
wi tneued aucb restrictions
rrom the (irea on the boaeb
to th is last restrietion on
volleyball playi na.
"We (eel that tbe l&J.ot
we pay are hiah , and the
aeneral we true it not (ully
beina considered. None or
ut summer res idents JO to
your public schools, and
yet I lllJe amount or OW
Lllet aoe• to support thou
schools. We belieYe that
contideration should be
ai von to more or our wanta,
and in thit c&ae a •olleya
ball cowt.
waa Jflf'lted a dance hall li· no t permitted to enter. Ru.ra lara s tole a 11-lncb
conn Monday ovenina by Mr. Olsen had previously di v~c~ parap.leaic.veterant t.leviaion, valued at IUO,
lbe Newport Beach City receivCd approval ror live ~.'ovate tbelf chi ldren .to lradina i tampa, valued at
Council. The location it 810 enterttinment and dan cina Vlllt them .and to •.tay Wleh tH, and 1200 in cash Moa·
E. Balboa Blvd., where but u id that he needed the ~em. He VIewed ~~~ 11 an day, July 24, rrom the home
Vaua'rcataurant wu alonl'" dance hall permi t to that lmP?~tan~ (actor In the ro· o( Carl M. D'Amico, S09
time Balbo& hruhark. he could charae sdmiuion ba~bihtauon or the war San Bemardino Ave., N••·
The Coun cil impoaed • at die door. cnppled vet.erant. port He iabU.
~~~~ ~rth~·~~~:r~;.,~~; JeH wins in borrowed 'bird lbat a uni(Onned ICCUJlty O(• ·
be prepared.
The plans call ror con-
struction or a roadway ~
low the level or Ocean Blvd.,
connoctina with the exista
ina Jnapiratioa Point roa~
way, to provide c&J acce n
to the 2 !o tt . Lot l S or i1i·
nally waa included in the
development plan t, but Or.
Burt baa sold this lot to the
adjoinina p1operty own er .
Ferris wheel
ruled, okay
ri cer be pruent durin& all Jeff Allen , who placed fat!er, Dr. J ohn L.Allen, an
ho un or operation. 7th lut year in the FliPt optometrist with offi ces in
Mr. Otten u kcd ir the of· or the Snowbirds, captured Corona; hi• moehe r, Marilyn ;
fi ccr could be in plai n clo--the top honors Sunday, and 2 s is ters , Ju li e, 13,
the s, stttina that there crouina the finith li ne and Lon ai ne, 15.
have been no problems to first in the 32nd ann ual Jefra hope ror the ru ture
date. Arter a quick check FlilhL it to aec die establishina of
wi th the police department, His time wu 1 hour, 2S a yach t club (or Bay Shores,
City M~&Jel Harvey H~rl· minutes. There were as whctc many or the aood
bur t S&ld that th e poll ee entries in the race, and t ailors come from, he t ays .
reel it iii important to have 11 boall finished. Here is the complete list
the orfi cer in uniform at the It wu quite e contest of trophy wi nners:
New Look. amona Bay Sboru and Lido I. Jeff Allen, 2821 Bay·
SUi.ttble m~nimun:' drc u hie tkippcrt (or the fint ahorc Dr .• Bay Shores.
requuements, 1nc\udma some 5 placet. Piniabina bebind 2. John Scru111, 761 Via
type o r (oo twear, were tet 11-ye....-old Jerf, a resident Lido Nord Lido Isle .
forth in the .condition s. or Bay Sborea, were John 3. Joh n 'symes, 2865 Bay·
Houu of operation arc re· ScNpl of Lido ltle, in shote Dr ., Ba y Shor es . s tri c to~ to 8 p.m .. 10 1 2 :~ 2nd place: John Symes or 4. Lisa Gustafson , 125
There it no problem con· ~m.' LlVC entertamm ent 11 Bay Sborea, )rd; Lin Via Jucar, Lido h it:.
ceminJ ufety or equipment ~~~1.10d to 8 to ll:)()-p.m. A Gut taftoa or Uclo late, 4th. 5. Scou Schock, 21 2 Vt t
. mm1mum or 2 candle power 1!-1!-r L.d · · 1 at the Balboa Fun Zone, Ctty f 1. -" . . . d N and ~ott ~hock o 1 o Ltdo Nord, L1do h e.
M H H lbu o l~outln& II tequue • o , , C ••·Jd 106 8 h lft&JCI arvey ur rt alcoholic beveraaea are to be Ia I.e, 5th. . Another &..ido 6. arolyn "' t:, t
reported Monday evcnina to tltl ppct, R1ck Hawehome, St., Balboa.
the Newport Beach City cc Will hear woo 7111.
Council. Jeff, who wi ll be a unior
He ••• replyina"'. char· Dan O'Farrell thia loll" Mater Del Hi-.
JC made in a letter from School in Santa Ana, holda
Mill Owen Ward, 310 Fer· Dan O'Farrell, manaaer or some 60 uilinJ trophiu
01ndo St., Balboa, wbo de--Ne..wport Center, will be lbe and Jivea. printe uilina
acribed the FUn Zone at speaker f« tbe iasl&llatioo leuoaa.
••Nn-down •d fillhy." dinnermeetiaJ ofdle Corona The Allen rarrily moved
Min Wad said lbat the del Mar Cllamber of Com.· to their Bay Shores borne in
rides and arcllde machines, merce dlit Priday ennina. 1961, ud a year later lhe
inclwlina tbe (enis wheel, Jlaly 11, at lbe tniae Coast aailiq bq bit Jeff. Since
'arc in Med of repair. C:O.try Club. Social bow tta.a h baa been crew Ina
1. Rick Hawthorne , 124
Via Qu ito, Lido Itle.
8. Bi11 Ward, 726 W,
Ocean Ft., Balboa.
9. Bob Hambleton, 601
W. Ocean Ft., Ba lboa.
10. Batton Beck, 620 W,
Ocean Ft., Balboe.
Fin t air! to rinith -Li sa
Gu stafson , 125 Vi a Jucar,
Lido Is le .
Younaett airl to fi nish -
Sus ie Boone, aac 9, or 27
Red Cove , Beacon Bay.
Younaes t boy to finish -
Joe Beck, aac 8, or 620 W.
Ocean Ft., Balboa.
Boldes t skipper-Bill Har•
vt:y , 328 Buena Viste Bl vd.,
Balboa.
Firtt married couple to
fini sh -Mr . and Mrt . Barton
Boo k, 620 W. Ocean Pt.,
Balboa.
"Mr. Stewart, the bead of
the park and recreation de•
partment, told ua that such
a Jew had to be enforced
becau.ae of complaintt rrorn
people. We think we should
have been notified or this
enrorcement. for we believe
there are many more people
in ravor of •olleyball play•
ina on the bncb than thoae
who are oppoainJ it. We
.took a l m'Vey o( out area.
and O"fetyone, •••n those
who do not actually play,
aaid that they "" disap-
pointed to 110 the court
cancer Jone.
Shortly before her dead!
yesterday at Hoa1 Hospital.
Adrienne Br~kt, 2000
Huon Pl.o Cliff Hnen,
uted that inatead of
memorial nowen. rriendl
ooald blat pleaae her by
doaadq to lbe
PIMaina Direc&or Smut fund.~
Mr. Hu.rltJut sllid tbat lho .; 11 MJia at 7 p.m., and Saowbird.a.
ferris •••I bd .,._ in-diuer wi II be at 1. The 2Dd s.ammer at hit Bay
Mayer Jr. •IP"••M ooncem •• was bora ln San o•er poulble ooofbtloa of
2 alr .. t ••••• up•oull Pnachco aad bad UY8d In
La . •d Lialullla.te Cirele. Newport Beaall 5 yaan.
Jlo aald Soli Air 111. ·-ld Bolon hr INPJ lllnau
.,.. be • apH.W• MMdiU.. aad dea11l at •• aa• of 51,
for oae of •• ... ,. ·1\• ••· had worked Ia Hadtot
CoaaRI ...,..,nt iaciMed Ana nal 11tatt oftlcea u
...... cll~..J.8·-I leoNtuy.
no c:-11 oloo: Hot •••· Mro. Loon
• Uploold t11o PI-loa ONoo of -doatoa Put,
C-aol011 doolot.., doOJ• Ia tllo oola nnl-.
, .... a-1 of .,.... .. ... _ ... ~--.. 1
Oor lltdlot, 40J 2ttll 1&-,-wtU M hW at I p.oo.
Welt,....,.. Itt om'ln•• ,.,...,, Jalr 11. l1 ..
-., .. 11 ........ 1.. -· VIew c-..., ... OidoJaa olp II 2111 -.,.1, wltll IIHI lltofltol No•-..... ;lhC' lol ........ Ill•_.-.
Ds 11M. 1 .. ? JF, llet IIIII l811111q.
1pectt1d 4 limn in •e latt c "Mr. Stewart also told ua 6 moodat by die ttuilctinJ Atlomey arl KeJley, rt· Shoret bome, Jeff boqht a
1hat thlt law uat .. dtat dep..-.t ad daat aU ""' tiriaa pnticSnt. will ia· Sabot. wbicll h piloted &o a
poles can only bt Ht u.p ioat pmbl•• have bee tt&ll G. Hubert Pelrtol, lad place in ae Sa-.ot Jr.
evel)' 100 feeL We ha•• corrected. owaer o( COM Pbumacy, u Nati--.1 Cbarapioaaldp ia
walked alone tbe beach and 1he aew pnaldlat. RealM .COfOMISo a.,, San Die10o
on tlla waal aido of till CHUIQIIUIIGLAIIZIO Jab !oroc>l• will lab of· Tloo lollowioa l ,._ h
New,ort pier, daere .. oniJ 1\e C itr ec..n.a· tift u lint 'riot'1ftlldeat; .,. .. Jr. Natloeal Q..,
1 courll, a.e ftich II tl--.1 a.ra, 611 HeU~ Oor.. 1•••· UlittMt pi-.aWp i8 •• Kill GlMt
hudly aaed boe•-of Ita -11. ... , Cs1 a dot Mo., -.1oom11 diiutoo of 111o 104 tlully ·• year .....
!""" loOatl ... '1M tlllok tllot *"' loaralarloed ....., lrriao Co.: W ""'-•1· •• ... ., Had-1 Q-
tllio law ah•ld · too -ajpt, Jalr U. -1 Coa of doat, 104 Jla -of pi .. aip Ia Ho..,.... Bo..a.
lloolbla to loa-all of Coato -a. · I tr·aoa -· 0111 a.. ao lie Mloftod tile 1roa1 ol
oa. AM o•ld•IIJ, 111o law -far t11o -. toW --o. Mro. Jnalo Hill ltlo ooi.Mr. u_,·-tW
Bitt DOC M _,__, rw polloe tflldiJ' ... M ,_. fJI. ..... _ It ue•ll'fe Qlle CoiiJ, fll ... .,..
-· ll•loa • lllo-a •I•-poled-.. •-'"'Y· Ina-cloaolo. He ~ ..
oldo of till plot, IGr wo aow all •-Ia lllo -a.-tM.• far 111o 41ao• -lllo -MIN•u4 -
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~':':. but<ttt iii~=~~ 10 fllltt. ~a.·Boa Zl•••· -lat _.._ .\a tba Cael 111o olpl ~oar-.¥ -wldo "'ibonlL • Ha'l ... ,.,, Ia-ol •• -· w11a ...,. fill wlal&l lllo war .,._ wllao Ito -...,.., .. • f-a:'-t.;.:., = 11 not • aood ~"· NtaMr • cao-'l~~~~~i~~~ ., .. a 1 c -ive eDOUib to auk mo. Bul wbU ,_,..,.
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ponedly wW ...,on Kuebel if 1M ....,_ ia paJp, tau ......._ 1M ao&ln .UIItlry leaden TeaM ealtnd •• oa,.ua••
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ponw '"' a_. boa "u .-...........-with witlt •-I at •-trlaa, fHIIop ol tlta -rl-RacOIII <II o\prii2A, 1M7,
Oovemot -oiler at Now 1for1<. u -.. pravaot wu aatarlala ....... -lp«ad. Tba .... ""'""' Lowla m ,. •
reports an: true, Reapa II oat a~ who can fraa belq dellYered Co peat a1t1.al r•oarot~ ol lbe ........ O'rlf tt. r..Uo.
be t.NII~ to "':II our ~ Repubhc:. North ViotDam, ud Co win mea u4 •t•riat lfti beaa1 Capt. · SllldtJome 11W ..
. One lhinl wb~ worna: me about •••• tU war ud Wiaa Lt. boyt wattod ao a 'oo wla' policy. part: "T1l• war ia • tittle
• that he is p:t\IDJ a PftUY JOOd pretl. But home. Sbe haa taU a ont, ":rho NodMtt ol S.r¥lc:o-bud to bell••• u&ll OM Li~~. LooA, ~ost. /'lew#wed, flmc, HUDI"Y-foUowina tho diamat cllmu mea otptfil&tiOD hu poaoo aoe• into tht boepha.l to
~. _&!llll~ll~-tj 1v1 ..... --· limo be ia too iDeaplrilaood... l .,. ...._ ._ •••• ..._ miabl DOC be a nut time, Md we oeed ,.. eo-. "',!:r: -of ...,. laex.,...~onc:o. L7odoo bu ._laace.
j .....,.... .. • ,..... Ewa Ooldwaler once .. id he'd aupport NeJ.
, .. ~•-•••-.,o-•uoowooo..o--... P-WWn JOa R.odefd)er U lbe ltepubliiut ncmioee
• .;.... ............... , •• _ •.•• ,. ____ ........ ...._, 1od then wort to con\letl him. 'J'lyt'd be Uke
IU .. CIIPT._ aATII uyina 10 coa\'t'Jt Biabop Pike to Cbrill.ianity •
0.. ,. •• M.CIDs • ,.... ,.. Can VftU tbink of I .:_.,l.. -•-1---f-any .. _._
O.of--0.. ,..., ..... J,.... .... ~--~ -----. major office wbo ran u a liberal and thea
turned con~UVative? Can lOU remember Uy
nominee who ever lied his way inco oiBce and
then turned honest? The pi'CIIURIII iD oftk:e
are ewn wone than the preasura aettiQI theft.
Whit countl molt is neither tbe puty oor tbe
plltform, but prineiples. Owiatan Pnoklin
D. Rooaevett ran on an ultnc:oaserv~tive plat·
(orm in 1932 and violated every plant in it.
What counts is the man. f have liHie respect
for any informed penon ~bo votes blindly fOf'
party. Tbt:re is abtolutely noc.hioa sacred about
the two-pany system. II w .. not advocalecf by
ouc fouodina fathen and is not mmttoned in
Bnnldey, Enc: Sevareid, Howard K. Smitb, ot tH efrortl m..t. io ttaah--'-4 lhl 1 · and h 1 haftd out purple Hartl Walter Oonkile Thw N~w Yort TIIM# Ralph , ~ _,. a I toaliOft • P ••••••••••••••••••••••
~~. .e., 1, -'!¥
AIMl E. HAAPA, ..... Mt1 ... ltlloflar of ... Etoli ..
···········-~·-······· 10 IIITia FOI EOITOIIAL PAll'
1 am pleased to team that publisher and columnist Tom
Anderson has purchased American Way Features, which
provides the Ensign with Tom Anderson's own weekly
column and other conservative editorial material.
tbe Constitution.
McGiU, Leonid 'aruhnev, Oua HaU, Mao .T• ln1toa by t~ Modaen Cna-coac:laded that tbo OM •lo ... every week and you ••• tbe
Tunl Bobby Kennedy Stokely Carmichael tide for VIctory oqr COD 1111at la America wbic::h lealeu. IIIDiell; eyeleat
Fidei,Castro, ThorouJhb.d ManhaU and~ nuaalam in Mey, when lbe COiilld san the c:OODtry in cripPid.
Pearson are vtolently opposed to Wallace. Who boadot~ Oownamoatpvo it• II'••• peril ia ita ro.. "'l'ilhin the laat year, a
has better enemies than that? TUM n:cmt1y top pnority to a routine tiftld ndlitary. With tboir little villaao typical ot
n:ported: "All five of tbc:K ttalea .(Alabema, trip .to Ton~ aad declioed trliaia1 Ia 1traLeJY and many, many tbooaaad Ia
Georaia. Loutsiana, Miuissippi and South to liVe &Ddaonce to t.he tactic:1, aa well u their this area, h11 loet 2 mayon.
Carolina) went Republtcan in 1964, aod miJht mothers or our fiabtiaa men, prestip they could rormuoo The firtt waa tidnapped.
be expeded to do so aaain in. norma] circum· now bleocliaa and dyina in ·fate a' policy wbJeb would The acc::ond waa killed
stances." . , . South V~etnam. be retpoc:ced. aad. wbieb alona with hia ramily. 'The
This 3l"'1ear~ld national newspaper syndicate already
serves 141 newspapers throughout the nation. Expansion
of the service has already been started. One of the new
features added by Tom Anderson Is a weekly column by
Mrd hitting, veteran newsman Westbrook Pegler, (a fef ...
low ex-Minnesotan), whose first column for American
Way appears on this page.
Another well~nown conservative !fho will be joining
lhe American Way staff is Clarence Manion, former dean
of the Notre Dame University law school and founder
of the Manion Forum on TV and radio.
Goldwater says it would be traaK: for Wal·
laa to run. Yeab. TraJic for the Republican~.
Walla~ is aoina to run, come hell or Gold·
water. A Ruaan· Thurmond ticket mi&ht COD·
ceivabty head off Wallace, since Thurmood is
extremely popular, not only in the South but
with the nation's koowled,eable conservatives.
Thurmond is tbe IHst mao for aU seasona. But
the intemattonal SociaJists now runnin& the
RepubiK:an Party would rather lose.
Hogwash! They d1dn 110 RepubhcaD--tbey ~ •. Z1e1ler plana to bold the pre 11 coukt not ipare. preunt one had hit IOft'f
went conservative, stales..-riJbtl, ant;.JohDIOn. 1 noon day luocboon nura... We boa them to unite and finaett all broken by . the
Georae Wal1~ would probably ~ny aU~ day. Aupat 3, at the bomo aet.n vc, and the finpmai11
states on any tiCk~: plus moe-e. Tune ~bet of Mr. and Mrt. J. Ecttar M•-Tbia idea mot with the pulled out, one by one. To-Wall~ as an antt·totetlect~-~true ~tellec· tin. 121 S. Jobn A.voouo, in.atant approval of General day a 3..year~ld dauPter o(
tual LS a penon wbo doesn t beheve T,M, Pasadena to ditcUia tho W C Lo lo USMC (ll ) h' t 10
I dtr h 1 b • . __ ,_. • . . • m y, et. , an ox .. town c 1e came n case ~ won w y aveo! meatJuu~" 11r&loiY and tactics o( the _...._ • ... tb' L tba th h . I Tb hi f and Romney 11'1 only because be 1aa•t worth . wou wrote. tn.. t o 01p1ta · e c o
mcntiooi'n1. Romney atta<:b (for their racial oHenlfve. your plan ia TERIUPIC. I hia wife were beaten Mel
vtews) both George Washiqtoo aod Georae _A ne_• look at lbe present lnl fumly couviaced that killed in view ol lhe child,
Wallace, in 1pite of the fact that Deithet ever lltuabon haa ~auaed the our beloved Republic will 'and then tho little airl •••
did him a favor. But he doesn't attack Ho au Mothers o( Servicemen to not bo restored to ita in--beaten beyond re~opitioa,
Minh! Beating Romney would be leu nreat revise their tllatcaic P!ln, &endod ttatus until me with rine buUa and leh (ow
than countina the WaJiace voce in a Har~m and to c~ll upon retuod milhuy sees to it. Retired dead. She is diafiaured tNt
precinct. 1erviee penonncl to enter personnel are petrioll and ia ttill alivo.•• Reapo is l"lfllltill,...._and seeminaly seUin&
Publisher-columnist Anderson, whose headquarters are
at Nashville, Tenn., owns Southern Farms Publications
(12 magazines) and a mail-order book setvlce, and pro-
duces a weekly 15-minute radio program. He has many
friends in the Harbor Area. He was here In person 4
years ago, when he gave the Fourth of July address at a
patriotic rally held at Newport Dunes. • • • .,.,.......,_,
(II"Poon Sea Jlal1ltO TrlllwMII
Tbt evaluUon of news in the da.lly prea hu certainly
.,..s 1n the lut decade. and u proof, hue ls a atrntncant
.ample. On Kay 2l, 196'7, Lt. Gen. Arthur C. Trudtau, USA.
Retired. teatUled before the lntemal Security Subcommittee
o1. the &mate. In our opinion hl.s atat~t ahould have bern son of Mr s. E~la
front pap an4 hMdl1ne-new• aerou the country. Ria: eln'en
pqe atatmwnt ls too &one for full quotation lwre, but M of 231 Knox Place,
~ ewry reader of thls new•paper wW rer\tct on the Mesa, has b een commls-
ICitlfttn&' quotation from it. Durlna hls dilttncutahtd career, sioned a second lieutenant
a.nen1 Tnldee.u wu 0\\et of Anny Intelllpnce, Otief ot I a..tarch and Dltvelopment ror the Anny, and a Con-Com-n the U.S. Air Force upon
p Or tn xaree.: graduation from Officer
....... n. Aptll ~ 118'T, dltibOI'Wittatioa ta N.,. Yortc Training S<hool lOTS) at
-coontlnat.d wttb the aavqe .n.htlna around HID 8B1 Lack1and AFB, Texas. He
_. the demWI'a.ttaed zone in Viet Nam. I had flrst hand Is being assigned to Wright·
apn1eftce ln a aimllar situation, alto Soviet-oontroDed and Pattfrson AFB, Ohio, for -.wtet-ordlred. 'nda wu the .rond battle of Pork Chop HW
• Korea in July, 1953, two Wftks before the annistice wu training as a civil engineer,
f1111111711ped. 1 eommanded the troo.,. enpced tn thJI battle. Lt. Woolery, a 1%1 gradtr-
'I'IM communlata tllftW thousands ot e.xpenda~ troo.,. .Into ate of Tustin High School,
tlds slaqllter and later Into the Iron Trianele only to t.nna received an architectural
CIIDduslw JlftMllft on the United State. delqa.Hon at Pan-degree in 1%6 from the
.unjom. Many vallant American boy• died in the battle,
wtucb wu not fouatu for poaHSion of Pork Chop HW. Universl}y of California at
Jaut for evmmunlst poUtlcal and propaeanda rnsons. It ;B;,;•;.•k;.•;..l;;.ey:..·;._ ______ _,._
-· tn..,..t you to ltnow that In tho two ...ela tnvol-""rom .L _ D.!LL ..,. '7th u. s . Dlv\1:\on ol less than 20,000 men Jo.t more in r I Ute' .IHUJe
lloGl 1dDed and wounded than our entire for'C.'ft of owr The ni&ht is far spent,
too.OOO mm in Viet Nam haw Jolt In any aimll&r period -lhe day is at hand: let ua
and after two )'M.tS of neeotl.atlon -and thili doesn't Include therefore c::ut off the wcnka Korean. Turldsh, Colombian, Ethlopl.an l)r other allied louH ~under my command. of darknets, and let us put
.. A IJmllar •ltuatlon ~xil:ts today. "'1le riots and ~n-on the armour of li&ht.
atntionll tn this country al'f! part of the communlat p!"NN\\rt Let us walk honestly, aa
tlld\Nques. More battles will be ttmM to colncide wtth tttne in the day: not in riotina an'd
clernorwtndons .... lbereto~. I wish to rnab an unequlvoeal drunkennen, not in cham-
*tftnent that the demonalnltions In the •treeta of the ddea berina and wantonneu, not
of the-United States are a force In direct aupport of tbe \'Jet in strife and envyina:
Cant' kWin& our trooP' In Viet Nam; and the leaders an' But put ye on the Lord
laldftl' or&n and betne •uppUed trom tbe identicSl hl&h com· Jeaua Chriat, and make not
JUnd -the Cftltnll committee ot the communlat party of tbe USSR. ... Unleu Concreu takes a finn stand, we can proviaion for the neah, to
expect more demonstrattoM. 'J'hne wUI be timed with political fulfil the luata thereof. .!"'~-~-~-~~ty?:pe~~ba~t~tlH~~In~V~Ie~t_2N~a~m~and~~~~~jl~o~t !~a~.:-~-=-~·_!.~~~13: IZ•J4 ..
• •
THE PEACE COif'S
aro hiah callboo profoos LEGAL HOTJC!
a ional. brothon-in-e.nns. I
clllnot foraee their reactiCil NOTICE OF PUBUC HEARING NOTHING BUT THE TRUTH
"d ba NOTICE IS HEREBY CIVEN ly WMftwook Pegler to your 1 oa, but they • that the City Cooacil of dle
aically are otieoiOd to ac:-Cl '[ of Newport Beach wil1 SUISIDIZED PANHANDLERS eopt il in tbeir hoarta, and hoi • pablic b.e.ria1 reprd-
1 bave never induced any employee to betray pemes before be became Prcaideat waa radial I bope and pray that they iag the appeal of Rlclaard A.
lhc trust of his employer by handing me docu-bia apeecbet to bim. Many __ .,_.,, wiYCS will sup...,... it!" Hilble, auoraey for Crt~at We•• -...~ ,....... tera Savlap aad LNOa A••o-meots to implicate tbe employer in a criminal have made a practice of bdpiaa .-pa to this tAra. Zioalcr states that cialioa, f"'m the deci•i-o(
or even "uoelhical" violation of law or ethics. extent, and SIOO a week would DOC. be overpay tbc Mothers of Servicorneo, the Pluaiog Commiaaloa d .. ,..
I k.now of two cases in which a member of our for tbe cbort. Bc:cau.e be wu ao a....-iw, in apoftaorina an.t Thwt• la1 the requeat for •• e:uttD-
. 1 Coo 1c · 1 tb ~ L-a. bl ' ft T ··•1 ba L.,_ •lou ol time ol Uae Perait No. na110111 greu or JlS ature was ua ..,.... ·~ pu 1c: aure, rwnan m1...., ve __. ctay•1 moo tina will remain ,. h . dl · ---~-hounded · ,.__ • 1219 w 1c r.:nruta • rec• trayed by trusted workers in h1s Ona;c. vue: . . by IOOllndrels 1n the praa p..-7 ~ in the backsround, leavina lioul •IF or Caribe Apart•
of these memben o( Congress went to prison the1r echton. Truman and Mn_. Trum"!' mtabt tbo development of the plan meat• at 404 E. Rt;lboa. Boale•
for criminal violation of a law which forbade haw been penecuted unc:oniCJOftllbJy if there th • od . vard, Balboa, Cahfonua; Lot
him lo receive kickbacks from an employee. had been tbe sli&bteat doubc of tbe ethic:a1 and to e retu torvac:~ peUO!J• 9. Block 3, Balboa Tract. ZOGie
I •-p ·•-T · -• 1e a1 · f ·•~ $IOO ~ J M ncl, becaUio ••Vtctnam II C·l n anot,,..r c:ase, res1UC'nt ruman amvcu at 1 propnety o wo;;u a .....__.. oe c:--a war we ~ST WIN... NOTICE IS HEREBY FUR·
hi:s distillj:uisbed position of supreme trust by <?'rthy wa. AI to the $SO,~ a~ f"! addt· The addrell of the Mo-ntER CIVEN U.a\ lJ.e -id.
puttina his wife on hi!l official payroll for $100 ttOR&I personal expeo~e~ dunna h11 PreaideDcy, . . poblic heariag will be hid oo
a week from tht: Treasury. Truman was a lhere never bu been any chUenp beyood a tbon of Se"ic:omen II Bo_x ih.e 14th day of Aapat. 1967,
:,enator at the time. He did not violate any justified sneer that after all be bad a whole 53, South Puadona, Cah:-at the hour of ?:30 P••• 1• ltae
law and of coune Mn. Truma~ wu innocent houseful of ac:couatant1, clerb and addina fornia, 91030, Phone: 213• Coaaci l O.amb!,. of tile City
h. · · 7~~75 Hall of the C1ty of Newport of wrona uoles5 it could have been some mac 1net to make out h11 1neorne tu; mu:ma ~' • Beach, Califorula, at whlcli
fastidious and nasl}'·nice ioterpretalioo ;of wtwru. OlMr aovernment employees have to • • • t.h.-e aad , .. c. aq.J -all
!OIT'Ie unddlned ethic. But if Mn. Truman bad roll their owa like onJ.iDary c:iti:uDa. An intimate story of tb• peraoes iDt.an~ated aay •f~•r
oot been his own wife. if perhaps she had been In ~case ot.Senator Dodd of Conaecticut war in Vietnam wat told in •od be hL:.d,..•l;.:t'e;ee:_ • · '
the wife of some olher Senator, a malK:ioua ... , m~·-•·-f h •. L.-~ of the u..., _,unu-.., 1 auc: oo::, COIDUtCU a Iollar writlon by Capt. City C
critic::, intending to destroy Truman, miJht a.c:ceptance of Ollenaibly free, unooaditioraal Stooke Shadbumo, USMC, Cltr of Newport Bead!
have been able to lay him by the heels. He pfu of money dii&UiJed as political election before be wu tillod in ac::· Pabliah: Joly 27, 1967, Ia
wu not excessively honest, anyway. That donations. At wont the offense waa c:ornmon-·----------Tu Newport Harkr Easip
fact wu proved when Consress threw him ao pi~ and there ...... •L--,-..a.. of pa-L-.~-
bl bo t sso ooo t -· ·--~· L!GAL HOTIC! LEGAL HOTJC! untau e nus o . a year on lop o otrkiatina u expertS in various Government --=.::.;=-'"-='-
his salary for the four yean of hia last term. bureaua at SJO,OOO a year or~ if DOC aliabl· RESOLUnON NO. 6618 aa to tlle proposed· ,..catl•.
And wenl ewn further by providi.na that he ly lea . .,.,._,an: au--' to read the-;-A RESOLUnON or cl•i•s ep aad ahaad ... at should not be required to account for ooe cart. .,_, ...,..._ _. ......... INTENTION OF 11:1£ CITY f ld i f id
of this total of $200,000 for the full term. Tbe law, but even it' they have not read it tbey caa COUNCIL or T11E CITY or :adaaaai!C:.r."': .:de ~~
reason stated for this special privilege wu that at..aya phone the Labor Department or the NEW f'ORT BEACH of this rea o otloa by Uals ,...
the clerical work of such accountancy would be Dep&rlmmt of Apic:uhure if tbe Cite conct:r111 DECLARING ITS INTENTION fereace to the aa .. estaat .. d
an unsupportable burden 00 a chief executive cotton or arain aDowanc:es and clean up a TO ORDER THE CLOSING parpose u If It were me .. tan•t.. in an hour or two by -:..'"ina the bnin UP, VACATION AND potated henda Ia foil. already overburdened. I believe I set forth ....-. . , ,.._ ABANDONMENT or A d these factJ and commented on lhem in two of some CiVIl Service hack. Tbe wbok: IO'IUU· PORTION OF A CERTAIN SECnON 2. 'The procee ia.p ment is 10 rotten with -'-that it would be STREET ""OWN AS for the cloaios ap aad abaii-attkles over a period of time. But l never ..... ~ ""~"~ doomut of tile afore-ld por-
snitred, snorted or otherwise exprnaed any hopeleaa to tackle the reformation of a IJ'I(em OCEAN rRONT tioo of aald atreet ahaiJ be
nasty emotion aboul tM Trumans' conduct in by wbicb the whole oatioo of tupayen are The City Co .. cll of ~e City had •ad takn, ud dle City
this. The work which Truman said his wife compeDed to aubtidize totalfy corrupt party ol Newport Beach, ps.,.uat 1° Coaaci rof th City of fhwl"'f1: the pro•t.lc.a of the .. Street Bueh herebJ elec'-to proc: .. 4 had done to ease his burden and meet their ex· panha.Ddlen. Vaeatloa Act of 1941"· aad aDder the provl•ioaa of dr.e
aU a~Mad .. •U tlaereto, l,1.o8 "Street Vacalioo Acl of 1941",
Sectioea 8300 to 83Sl, iaclo .. ud all Ult:acb.nw lt.ere\111.
stYe , of the Streeta aad HIP-bela1 Sectloas 8300 to 8S3J,
_,.. Code of tile State of laclaahe, of the Streeta ad
CaUfarala, don hereby re-Hlllfilwaya Code of the StatAl of
•olYe aad deelare ss foflowe : Ca11foraia,
LeHers to the Editor
FOREIGN AID POLICY went to the countries that "undersround'" "that the
Editor of the Enaian, recently joined forces to ''•uper1 ec::ret'' John Birch
For the past twenty yean, crush hraei.E&YPt received Society will have a "'•e ..
the people o( the United a total of Sl,l-33,300,000. cret" booth at the Oranp
States have been told by The United Statea wa1 tu~ County Pair from July 25th
their elected officials that plyina both sidu inYolved throosh July 30th.
the way to world peace i1 in the Middle East war and, Those mannina the booth
throuah the United Nations incredible u it i1, thi1 i1 will no doubt be ''secret"
and our aid and trade with precisely the ume thina memben, and probebly their
foreian countriu; and for our 1ovemmcot ia doioa in "'secret" literature will be
the put twenty years, Vietnam -tupplyiaa both available, includin1 the
American• have followed aide a involved in that war. · Blue Book aDd. that eoatr&-
ly Willis E. Stone the dictates of their politi· What can the United Stalot .venial book, ''The Politi ..
Have you wondered about tbe Peace Corp? fatben, rather than pea~ throuab juatice, bas cal leadett, rather than the really do to help lsrael? ciao," written by Robert
SECnON t. The p•hllc ID"' SECTION 3. 1\eStreet S.~,..
t.reat .. d coaYeaJesee req•lre iatesdeat of dle CJcy of New ..
•e cJasla1 sp aad ab.adoo• port Beacli ahaU '*• .. to M ••t of a portl-of a cet1&la coaspic•oo.•ty ro-te4 sloes strut .. __ .. Oceaa rrast the (ia.e of di.e pottl• of aald
ia. tM City of Newport BeacJr.. atteet propMed lO k fte&ta4
.. d It la tlte lateaUoa of tM aot •ore d!aa MIG feet apart,
City Cnac:U of ~e City of b.t sot te .. .t.u dlree ta •ll•
New pan S..c~ to order tile aoticea of lt.e vacadea of HW
folloWia1 d.eocribed p•tioa of porU011 of a•id. street. S.ld
.. ld •WMt Ia tiM City of Now-. ootlcee aha11 aUite die ,....
pert ... ~. c ... ty of On.... .. .. of •ILl• laoa.u. of ....
State of C.Uiora ... to lae ,... toatl• aad die W.. •4 ,a.o.
e•IH, elaa.4 ap sad abe .. of die llearia1 ef ell ,.,._.
dOM4 .. to wlt1 later• ted ia or oJ,jecth.e lo
Moo of us have. We know so little about tb.il become the objective of the Peace Corpe. dictates of their otm eon.. Firat, we should stop c:te~ ttelcb.. ·
stranae new political aroup oCher than . the Tbe effort is not qainst Communism, or teiencea, and their hard.. tina and eompowwlina Ja... "The Politician,'' you will
pnerina: aeneralities which, in reality, tel• any other ism dniped to destroy our Amer· earned dollut have nnd rael's problemt by ttoppina remember, it tbe hittory of
DOthioa. ican ooncepta of individual developt'nreot nery form of c::ollectiviam our • aid and tilde wicb the c•eer of former Presi-
Conliderable c:oncern bu bee:o exp~ throuah family lies. from aoc:ialitm to Commun· Commaralat~oatrolted coon-daat Dwipt 0. £1aeDbow.r,
reprdioa the wisdom of impoeina tbe un-What ta the reason for this 1udden emeraenc:e iam. ttiet -eoantrie• tucb u .-t~icb Wit quoted (or mit ...
IChooled and untnined bruhrW!M of youtb of a poiitic&Jty orpaized war apinst tnotben Let us take a brier look at E&Ypt, wbic::b mabt war oa quoted) almost e¥ory day,
upoo tbe lona~tabliabcd protocol of oatiooa. aod fathen? II i• said the war ia lo inc.reue foreip aid .. One would tarael. d every woet, or every
Our well·trained Embusy ltaJia aDd taftler recruitina in the Puce Corps. Faatutic aa it think that. amoa1 other Tbe VIVID COimliUee moada, in aiiDCIIIt e.,_,
diplomats have trouble enouab mair.tairdq may seem, thia war apimt parental authority CVt' ·•-Ia Vlo~·-loolo·'
lui I · ... _,....._ .. .----~...~ ~ and deft thin••· foreip atd would ... _7 -.-. -. aeWJpapar for two yeau, ,..c:c n: at10n1 I.Uivuao--'"""' ..,1ur interal ia the ftnt clear aod nitive Qb.. o1 Defeat) ia circalatiaa a ,_ out lhe dabblinp of youlbful aaJ bleaaed with jective lhat hu c:ome to our ean. h it a war accomplith al leau two titl C Pebnaaay, 1961, watil
diplomatic: immunities. Some bizarre incideota .,.... the AmericaD family? Is it a war lhiap: (1) In return ror pre 011 to oaarou, , ... Much, 1963, at wtdcll "-
lllew aJrady takeD place. apiDat ~and tbe hilh principles that haw Aftleriea's PMrotity, .,. quetciDI that all 11• IIDCI It wu pobliabed 10 tllat
Wbc:n t.bt: orpDiJ:er of tbo Hitler Youtb lfO""" up in America becal* of faith in family would recoiv• (rieodabip tra4• toeo.iauitkoatrol&oo PIIJcme eoo&4 lHnl 11M
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WEDDING PARTY at the Newporter Inn
Includes, ffom left, Mrs. Fred Olson of
Costa Mesa, the former Nancy Hoffman,
who served as mat ron of honor; Mr. 01-
son, who was one of the ushe rs; and the
bride and groom, Julie Matle 'and Paul
Edward Fancier.
T elephooJ!NERpod les
A Cbrist.aina ••• the PI-poundt for d\e Jn-ine Coast found, it is a preUy aood
IWIUe n at Sbeher It land Counlty Club Oo lr Tourna-peu that thl)' are Cata-
••• aod lher• to see the--mont. Ed , formerly wi th the !ina bound on their "Soa-
ehampape spl11h on tbe Newport Beach Elementary Coaster."
bull were ownen Janet and School District, is now with
Dick Jordan of Balboa Ia-the Apple Valley School
land. . .and friendt Fran Dis uict, and they are en-
and Octad Smith, Bill Kel-joyins livinJ ri&ht on the
tor and Barbara and Don aolf course.
Wud of Newport Beach, • • •
Paula and Guy E!.arl rrom A val ation back eas t.
Fallbrook, who are spendina Lucille and Lou Dunmi re
the summer on Balboa h-and thei r two boys, Larry
land, and Dorothy and Bob Lance, visited re latives in
Goosen or Bayside Villaae. Connecticut.
• II! • • • •
• • •
A housewarmina. . .reci-'
pients, Pat and Jerry Smith
in theit new home in New-
port Heighta.
• ••
In their aoraeous 10 meter
"Bran ta," Millie and Dick
Reineman of Balboa Penin·
su\s sailed away to C ata-
lina. • • •
NEI!'ORT HARBOR EN I Gil
A RSTSECnoN --P111 3
I
TliURSOAY, JULY V,lll7
OOIIltiA OEI.IIAII, CM.If.
Steiner -Fonder vows recited
Havina completed her u c-
ond year of teachinaPrench
at UCI, Priscilla Orindle
d Corona Hiahlands haa
taken a busman's holiday
••• but wh'at a holiday ..• to
continue her Ftench s tudies
in Nice , on the French Ri-
vierra. Oauahtet, Heather,
who will be a Corona del
Mat hiah school fteshman
thh fall, plans to brush up
on her French too. Son Jon ,
who wi tl be a senior at Cot·
ooa del Mar Hiah, will take
a jaunt ovei to the Holy
Land, and even spend a
week in a kibbutz.
At the drop of an anchor
..• or somcthina ..• when-
ever Ruth and Ed Steen of
Balboa Island can't be
With their three boys,
Joyce and Dick Hilliard of
Corona del Mat have aone
a-carnpins up Oreaon way.
ONION NECKLACE
Wearing an onion around the neck used to be
fashionable-at least for cold sufferers. It's \'asy to
~ why this old-timr cold remedy hu now been
disca rded. We can't cure colds. yet. but we can relieve
their discomfons . . and avoid more serious com-.
pliea!Jons by usmg the effective medications availabk
today. But don't usc OilY medicines indiscriminately.
When you·re ill, be sensibk. Let your physician do
the diagnosing and prescribtng. Then, if he recom·
mends medication. see us for quality prescriptions.
A weddina dinner~ance
followed the d,ouble rina
ceremony whic h united Paul
Edward Fancier of Covina,
and Miu Julie Marie Stein-
er of Corona Hiahlands.
The bride is the dauahter
of Mr . and Mu. A. Sandy
Steiner of 440 Ri vera Ter-
race, Corona Hiahlands .
The poom's parents are
Mt. and Mrs. Paul Fancier
Sr. of Cov ina.
The Rev. Roaer T. Walke
per fonncd the ceremony at
the Palmct Room of the
Newporter Inn , where larae
candelabta and huae urns
or white chr ysanthemums,
white iris and s tock gave
a weddina aunosphere.
The br ide, a iven in maJ -
fiaae by her father, wore a
short-sleeved Empire-styled
dress of emlxoidered or-
aanu with a c hapel train.
Her shoulder lenath vei I
was held by a white oraan-
za bow, and she carried a
bouquet of white vanna or·
chids and s tephanotis.
Mrs . Fred Olson of Cor-
ona del Mar, the former
Nancy Hoffman, served as
matron of honor. She wore
a n oor-lenath pi nk c repe
sheath with scarlet velvet
bow at the Empi re waist-
line. Her bouquet was of
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pink carnations and scarlet
rotes.
Empire s tyled aown s of
scarlet seoraette and velvet
were worn by the bridet·
maidt, who were Miu Can•
dace Peery of Cameo Shores,
Min Jane Fancier, the
p oom's sister, and Mrs .
Whitney Baines, the former
Jean Smith, who is herself
a recent bride from Corona
del Mar. The bridesmaids
canied bouquets of pink
carnations and scarlet
toses .
Dressed in a pink Empire
s heath with a bouquet of
red roses and pink carna-
tions was Tracy Wel ton ,
age S, the aroom's niece
who served as flower gir l.'
Her 3-year-old brother,
Craig Welton, was rii1a
bearer.
J .R. Suawmatt of Covina
was best man. The bride's
brother, Mike Ste inet. home
fr om Fort ~luachuca, Ariz.,
for the we dding, s erved as
an usher, along with Fred
Olton of Costa Mesa and
Mike McCormic k o( Covina.
The Irvine Room of the
Ne wpottet Inn wu the
scene of the dinner dance
which immediately followed
the ceremony. Round tables
covered with pink table~
cloths were centered with
red roses , pink carnations,
white stock, iris and baby's
brealh. John Nopady's
Hunaarian Gyp•y Trio cir-
c:ulaud from table lo table
play ina requests. •
Miss Vera Vitton, the
bride's cousin fr om Deca-
tur, Ill., assisted at the re-
ception. The bride 's mo ther
greeted guests in a formal
length Empire styled dinner
gown of min t &teen 1eor-
gette wi th a bodic~ of mint
BAFECC peen re-embroideted lace. INSURANCE 1------...;;,;,;;:.;.;,:;,;;;.;_ I She wore matchina acces-
fflanahan &> G;;m, q;,c.
IHSUitAHC:I
,. .. o ... ,., •• ,.. os•a z••:t lAST COAST HIGHWAY
COIIIOHA OIL. "''Alt. C AI..IP'
sories and a corsage or
white orchids. The ar oom's
mother wore a floot-le nath
suit of cteamy be ige c1epe
wi th lace shell compliment·
ed with a cotuae of white L-----------" (¥cbids.
Followina a honeymoon at
Carmel and San Francisco,
the couple will make the ir
home a1.1 612YI: Poinsettia,
Corona del Mar. The bride
is a araduate of Corona del
Mar Hiah School and Oranae
Coast Colleae and is now
a senior at UCI. Her hus·
band, who is a landscaper
and aardener by prore ssion,
is a sophomore at Orange
Coast Colleae, where he is
a pre-fores try major. He
will continue his education
at Humbo lt State College in
northern C a lifornia when he
paduatea from OCC. Pol·
lowina hia araduation from
El Monte Hiah School, he
spent 2 years in the service
in the Pacifi c area.
L!GAL MOneE
.\'o·ncE Of PUBUC IH::ARJ!\G
'jQTJCE IS HE REBY GIVE:\'
that th~ City Council of th,.
City of N~10·port U~a ch wi II
hold a pub\i( ho:o:11tinR n~ll!ardin11
th l!' ilppeal of ~·illiam P.
Aru ... ·n, Conlilruction Mana~ter
o f Lochridge Construction
Company, acting for .\I rs. Chat•
les Place, from th e dt"cision of
th e Planning Commi!JI'tion den\'•
in ~ appli cation for u~e p,.rmit
No. 1288 reque11ting permission
to remod!!l and to makt' struc-
tural alterations to an ,..._;,.,.
i n~ non...-onfonniog buitdin!( at
512 Latk111 pur, Corona d~l Mou,
in an R·2 Zon~.
NOTICE IS HE:Rt:BY f UR·
·mER GIVEN th.u th ~ uid
public hearjog wi ll be hdd on
th e 14th day o f Au~!ll, 1967.
at the hour of i:30 p.m. in the
Council Cham benJ of the City
H.all of the. Citr o! Newport
Seaeh, Ca1Horuta1 at which tl111e aad jilaci. aay -a11d all
per11oas iaten:ated ma y appear
and be hear4 &l!.ereot~,
laura las\os
City Clerk
Citr of Sewport Bl!'a ch
Publi:Jh: Ju y 27, 1967. in
• • •
All aareed it wa s a 1ala
arfair. .• The h vi ne Coast
Counu y C lub mem ber 1uest
townament. Gay and Gor--
don White or Corona del
\1at entet tained friend& on
the bay Show Boat ... Donna
and AI Godshell and Joan
Bill Hadley or Tustin joined
them. Jean and Ed Ward of
Irvine Tenace saw to it that
friends fr om out or town
saw the beer can regatta
rrom the ''Mayflower.•• And
by the way, Ted Tibera of
Westclirr won the tourna-
ment ... a top-notch aolrer~
• • •
Ginn ie Me chling ar ew up
in Corona del Mar. .. gradu-
ated from San Dieao State
... where she met Grats,
spelled G-R-A-1-G, Nettles,
student and a baseball
player . . .and 1 hey were
married. Today she is a
mi ahty proud wife. Gni&,
who is 5'1 1" and wei ghs
180, is leadina the Southern
League in homers ... and is
)l:d baaeman with the Hoc-.....
MR. ~NO MR S. PAUL SKILLMAN, 207 Milfo•d 0<.,
Cameo Shores, take a mom ent to listen to the gu itar of
Ray Korff and the violin of Ted Me isenheimer at Reu-
ben's Airport restaurant dur ing the recent Sales and
Marketing Execu tives Club annual ins ta llation dinner.Mr.
Ski llman, who is marketing dire ctor for Goodbody &. Com-
pany, wa s installed as di rector of the organ ization.
Gift box dates set
The Auxiliary or Hoag
Hospital wilt present its
aift box on parade at the
conference center of the
hospital on Oct. II and 12
from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Three homes, d~cotated
fot Halloween. Thankaa iv·
ina. and Christmas, witt be
title one to the home tout
and admission to the aift
box bazaat at the confet·
ence cen ter , where holiday.
mer chandis~ will be on
sale. The Santa Ana Ch ap-
ter will sen·e refreshments .
' • • on display fot the home Phon. in Your Ord•r Fonner Newporurs Bev tour. Hostesses will be
and Ed Wunele, alona with members or the Nightingale, fot a Sub•etiptian :
their 3 dau&hters, Donna.IHun.te rs and Affi liants chap-Coli 673-0550
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WHY FIGHT RHODESIA? The bulle of any such 'i nva-a matter or no sma ll con•
Editor or the Ensign, sion force would undou bted~ cem. This is an orr shoot
Despite Ame ri can involve-ly come from th e U.S. Armed of the Foreign P olicy <\ss o-
ment in Vietnam, our own Forces because or our com-ciation, which is one or the
government is drifting to-mit ment un der the United many tentacles or the (oun-
wa:ds mili tary conrlict with :"'ations Charter. cil on Fore ign Re lation,
South Africa. The Republic The big question on the which Dan Smoot describes
or South Ahica is the pri~ minds or all Ame ricans in h15 book. "The Invisible
mary tar&et of the liberals, should be: Why this increas-Government."
communists, and United ina enmi ty towards South
Nations' campaign against Afr ica and Rh odesia when
white civili zation in Sou· they are our rnends and al-
them Africa. lies? Perhaps its time v.e
In 1965, the Carne&ie En· came to realize that South
downment fo r International
Peace published a I 70 paae
s tudy called; "Apartheid
and United Nations Collec•
Arr ica and Rhodesia are no
enemy of the Nearo people ,
nor or an y other people.
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mi litary invasion of home land or Transkei -an
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Back in t h~ eatly s u.ttes
the Americ an legion Waldo
\t. Slaton Post ~o. 1~0. in
Atlanta, Georgia. published
a lengthy re port on th~ acti·
vi ties or this organiz.at ion.
This is still available ro
any who might care tn learn
how the Uni ted States is
being converted to a World
Government by 1 he Inter-
nationalists. Since 1q33
they have moved the Country
s lowly but surely towud
the status of a "nation
state." the areat dream of
all In ternationalists s ince
the 11\uminat ed ones con·
ceived the idea back in
1716 under the lesdetship
of Adam Weishaupt.
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fANCY LARGE
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South Africa and Rhodesia
have the mos t extensl\'e
educational programs for the
Black Afri can on the conti·
nent.Rhodesia has no racial
barrier in votina or holdin&
any public office. There are
13 Bl ack Rh odesian s among
the 65 total membership of
the Rhode sian parliament.
Wh il e there are many well
meanina people active in
the World Mfairs Council
whose purposes ate laud·
ab1e and shove criticism,
the legion study points
clearly to a purpose more
than mere !lade and com-
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Sincerely youn,
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IIATTU Of CIIIIC!IIII
EdiiOr of tbe Ensip,
The establishment or a
World Alflltt CCHMc:il in
O.anao e-ly. «>>IOI4and
•• oaly qrnaialnc slpifi·
cut conNnatl" c-...-
ity in the nation. shottld be
In par t the Legion resolu-
tion reads: .. A tesolution
utaint the national oraani·
ution or the American Le--
aion to condemn as un-
American in chau ct er the
activities of the F01eisn
Polic)' A•soclation.
therefore be it resolved .• ,
They condemn and chUa~:'"'
letite as Un·American the
'.ctivh iet and objectivea
or the Pore ian Policy Auo-
c::i ation, its World Affain
Councils. ita O.:eat Oeci-
siona PfOII&m. its Colleae
Mtetnalional Relations
Clubt. and all other subsi·
diary Opetl.liOI\1. ''
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'SHIP AHOY ' PARTY· AUG . 18
c;~y~s,,l ~~~~~St .• • "-•od lint roU!aa Woot No.,....; Willi• .. ,...,,..,
of Ordinance 121 5, which Brown. actiaa for ~ ••
would eliminate ref.,ence Charlet Place for permit•
to 24-minute puti na meteu t ion lO remode't and alter
aad tu.bltitute JCMninute noneconformlna buildina al
tnehifl bocausc of ~~ to-.512 Larklpur Ave., Corona
cenlly ~opted baasc 10. del Maf• Continental Set•
cent hourly parkin& fee: the vice Co.: for the Corona dol
new ordinance would alto Mar branch of S.nt of
do fine . a~oen cur~ parlt~na America, for•teplacement of
u JO..mnute pad:sna, sn• eliuina neon ai&n ... ith a
uead of 20 and 24 minutes. new interior li&hted plas tic
• Called for bidt to be sip .
opened at 10 a.m. Au a. 21 • Received I tequeat rr~
for improvement ot Jamboree RoboU McClecary for vaca•
Rd . from Ford Rd . to Pali-tina an alley at the wester•
udea Rd.; the cos t it Ct ti· ly end or the 1700bloclr. of
mated at $420,000, to be Balboa Blvd., Central New·
paid u follows: city aas port, utendina southerly
tax, .SlS&,OOO; city water from Balboa Blvd. about
fund, .S2,000; Oranae County tOO feet to the alley; re· • Stlna R"debrant, calls attention to the Flood Control Di1trict, rened the matter to the MRS . RAY NIELSEN of Newport Heights, ,
I h ldl I I WOoden Soled Shoes colorhJI scarf that she brought with her .st.SO,OOO; arterial hiahway starr for study and report. s o ng a par o
financina propam, .SIOO,· • Received a letter from h om Sweden, and her cousin, 1&-year..ald from Stockholm. (Ensign photo.)
'Tile • .,.. •d--• ....
IDiUM of •e Coala Mesa
' -·· Club, hoaded lrJ Mro. Ralph LitdoRold, will
han a .. lllip ahOf •• _. e~wn awaith"' aatld ladt-
eon •d rubioa sbow .. i tl
fiflt ptoject of lhe new club
yeu.
Tho e-vent will be held at
noon Ftiday, Aua. 18, at
lhc clubhouse, 610 W. l&lh
1St., Cotta Mesa.
· Fuhion s~ow commentator
LEGAL HOTIC!
000; Philco Aeronuu onic, Mu . David Ballantine, 119 s • f s d I d h
SIO,OOO. ' Shorecliff Rd .. Shore Clifft, fl na rom we en we come ere
• Approved a 3-month expressana:alarm at the nom--.
NOTICE OF PUBUC HEARING
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV EN
thai th e City Co uncil of lhe
Cily of Newport Beach will
hold a public hearing regard•
ins th e appeal of Cootiaent•l
Service Com paay, for Bank of
Amedee Nation11 l Tru•t and
SaYinp Aeaocletion, from th e
decla1on o ( t.he Planning Com•
mi aaioo deoying £:.:eeplion
Permit No, 4 which reque•t.a
repl•cemeat of exialing neCMJ sign with new internally ll lu~
minued f.la11ti c s ign at Ban k
fi( Amer ea, Corooa del Mar
Braoeh, 3300 Ea~~t Cout lligh•
way, Corona del M11 r; sigD to
be in!Oitalled on e•istin g 8teel
column, 34'4" grade 10 aop o (
sisn; Lot I, Block 5, Tract
323, Zone C•l. time extension for comp le· bet of people takina: speci· It was a happy day for year in this country and to When asked what bet im--
tion of Wilbur Smith and mens from the tidepools at Stina Rydebrant when s he attend Newport Harbor Hiah prenion of America is, she
As sociates' conuact for Little Corona and Third awakened on July 22 at the School. says, "Everythina s eems
traffic and parki ng s tudies. Beach and asking that these home of her cousin Mrs. Stina plans to major in so bia, the hiahways, cars • •• • Denied the reques t or beaches be made tide pool Ray Nielsen, in Newport lanauaae and wants a aood and homes.
Les Corbett to construct a sanctuarie s~ the letter waa Heiahts _ for it was her foundation in Enalish. Be· She says w~ _eat too much.
21·foot widC curb cut on 4th referred to the s taff to be 16th birthday anniversary. side her native tonaue of Before we ftntah one meal
Ave. for a future driveway included in the tidepools she had just arrived by SAS Swedish, s he also speaks we s tart talkina about what
for proposed revisions to study. fr om Stockholm to spend a Enaliah and Preru::h. we are aoina to have for
aaraae on his property at the next. She never drinks
621 Larkspur Ave., Corona LE GAL NOTICE milk but loves lemonade. ---.-.. ------·---.. del Mar; city policy states NOTICEm-rt ·ouc IIEARING She is aoina to learn to
that street curb openinas \'OTIC£ IS HEREBY GIVE N drive a car while she is
will not be permi tted to tllal th e City Council of th e here bec ause drivina uain·
res idential property which City of \'ewport Beach will ina in Sweden is very ex•
II hold a public hearing regardin$ ·abuts an a e y. .L 1 r p · B · pensive and they cannot me appea o 1etro eoqpu
• Approved the closing of (Karam s restaurant), 501 30th drive before they ate 18.
the s treet in front or 165 Street, from the ded,ioo of On Sept. 3 the bi&&est dri·
l.f R f th I the Planoing Commi11sion den y-· · S d ·11 Shorec 1 r d. or e annua · vma event an we en WI ing applicati on for Use Pefnltt summer part y to be held \'o. !28J, requesling pel"nlis-occur as 7.5 million motor·
Aua. 5 by the Shore Cliffs sion 10 erect an ofF-site ad•·er-. ists switch to right b and
property. owners.
• Called for preparation
of plans and specificati ons
for bids for dredging New·
port Channel westedy of
Newport Blvd. in West New·
port; estimated cost to re·
move about 1,500 cubic
yards of sand is 56 ,000.
• Set heatings for Aug.
14 ror 3 appeals from Plan·
nina Commission denials:
Pieuo Bcnigni for off~ite
advertising sign at 2920
Newport Blvd. fot Karam's
ti!1ing si i!P at 2920 Newport driving. The cos t for this BouleYard, Newport Beach, Lot 24, Block 230, Zone C-1. switch will be S1 20 mi llion.
SOTICE IS llEREBY Fl!fl ...! Intersections have to be
'ntER GIV EN that th t> t~11id completely rebuilt, and all
public-hearin!! wi ll be held on toad, s uee t s ians and lane th~ 14th day of Augus t, 1967, markinss have to be moved at the hou r of 7:30p.m. in the Coun cil Ch ambers of th e Ci ty to the other s ide.
lla\1 of the City of ~ewport Aside hom a number of
Beach, California, al which birthday packa1es aiven to tim e and pla ce any and all per!iont~ interested m11y appr-ar her by cousins, Stina had
and be heard th ereon luncheon with 1\trs. Nielsen
SS ... HOLES Of play at Irvine Coast• Country_.
Club, hos t Ted Tlberg, at left, of llOb Devon Lane, 1
Westcliff, and his partner, Jack "Kirkwood of Whittier's
Hacienda Country Club, emerg ed winners in the 12th
member-quest golf tou rnament and w.i ll have thei r names
eng raved on the Thomas W. Henderson perpetu al tro--
phy, The pa ir defeated Walter Raymond, tCCC, and
and several rr iends in La•
&una Be ach, aftet which
they toured the Festival of
Arts and attended the PI•
scant of the Mast.u. ln
th!"-late altetnoon abe. ,pd
her cousin, Diane s fdnam,
boarded a bua for San Cle-o
mente to 1tay with more
cousins. Last Saturday s he
attended the Minnesota pic•
nic in SQuth Gate and met
mote tel at ives.
NOTICE IS lit RF:I"IY FUR·
"lli ER GIV EN th11t Ut e 11n id
publ ic hearing will be held on
the 14th da y of Augu st, \967,
ilJ th r-hour of 7:30p.m. in the
Council Chnmber!OI of thf' City
Hall of the City of New port
Beach, Ca\ifom1a, at which
time aDd place any and all
per11ons in terested muy uppe&r
and be heard thereon .
Laura Lagioa
City Clf'rk City of Newpo!l Be•ch
Publ ish: Ju ly 27 1967, in
Thf' Newport I! arbOr £01!1ign
HAS MAJOR SURGERY
Leo Cross is home tecu•
perating from major suraery
at Hoag Hospital. He hopes
soon to t~tu m to work at his
Otange Inn on Coast Hwy .
below Cotona del Mar .
DRUIIIIER MOW Ill OCS
Andrew J ohn son of Coton a
del Ma1, well·known as th e
"drummet boy," is now in
offi cers candidate school
at the Aberdeen Provina
Grounds in Matyland.
will 11o Mra. Willi• P. Kor-lor lbo pur,y.
morlo. 11oo -.11 will 11o Tho ~chi c:lolli-it
Mmet. Jllcllud ButeU. ate ... Mn. D• McCU'Y· l.el..-..
mit Ouh .... , Jim Cw:IM, tiona IU)' M mede..,. ....
Oerold Dickmon, Bdi., Hoy , toetioa Mro. Lloyd ..,.. ..
Howard MitChell, Gerald 0'· aon, 6......,14; Mia. bMil
Beim, A.L. Pinkley, P. Lee 8y1ke, S4So75S4; Mas. au"'
Wadawouh arad her dauahter, ·Littlefield, 646--3103; ~or
Cyndi. · Mr-t . Ka lheline fledaworlh,
Waiueuea fo1 the lun· · .S~6.
cheoa will be the JETS. the The :.ays
teenaaen from lhe aitls jecl dudna
club. Casda and dooc mOney fo1
added feauuea nuraina
IRVINE
TOWN
CENTER
and meana pto-
lhe yeat raise
tcachin& 1nd
"WHERE THE ACTION IS ... "
stop in at Woodruff's Men's S tore
rrvine Center before you do, and moke s ure
you are w eoring the finest and !he lalesl
in men's traditional fashions ..
(714) 833-0880
4203 Campus Drive
A. cross fro, U. C. I. Ca,pu
WOULD . YOUR
TIRES BE SAFE
AT 100 MPH.
Sob Steach of Me sa Ve rde CC on the fi rst hole of a
sudden death playoff after the 2 teams tied al 2b3. Mr.
K:i rkwood hol ed a sens ational 4D-foot birdie puU for
the win . Mr . Raymond resi des at 777 Avocado Av e.,
Irvine Terrac e, and Mr. Steach lives atlbbO Whittier
Costa Mesa . (Rich Ba ss ett pho to .)
She is thrilled with the
sunshine in California and
after 3 days at the beach
she has a beautiful tan,
which is impossible t o aet
in Sweden .
THEOOOIIE RClaiNS
OfFERS YQU
ALL OF THESE
BONUS FEATURES!
Como In Whilo Stocks Aro Complotol
No Mote At These Discounts When
Th ese Are
1"7 INSTANG 2-DOOI
HARDTOP
THE DU"'LOP GOLD SEA L 15 CERTIFIED SA FE AT
lOO M .P ,H. 50 YOU•III:E SURE YOU 0R£ 5AFE AT 60 ,10
O R eo , AHO YET TH£ OOLO 5E.AL IS STILL
POPUL ARLY PR ICED,
]0 1000-M ILIE
TftS:.AD WII:.AR
GUA.Iii:AHTEIE
THEN THE OOLO SEAL HAS WHAT
THE ME"' CALL A LOW PROFILE,
THAT MEAN S A 15 •t. LAAGER
F"OOT PRI"'T AI'IEA, M ORE OF
THE GOLD 5E.AL1 5 W\OE TREAD
IS ALWAYS O N T HE ROAO FOR
BETTER T RACT ION , G A £ATEA
SAFETY, MOftE MILES OF WEAR.
00E5N •T T'"ll!:
GOLD SEAL SOU"'O LIKI£
A CHO ICE T IRE F"OR A CHANGIE.1
S T OP IN 500"1 , W~ WOULD
.APPI'IEC lATE THE OPPOftTU "' lTV
TO S HOW YOU TH.AT DUNLOP
QUA LITY COSTS NO MORE,
EVERY
EVIE:AY OUHLO~
Tlft E MEETS 0 " IEXC£1!.015
OFF ICIAL 5PII!:Cl,riCATION
FOft 5AF£ Pl!:i'tFOftMAHCS:.,
11IB.ESS TYREX FULL • PlY
"It's Wider A -Go-Go
With Dunwp!"
600XIJ 1988 750XI4 21 520XIJ 670XI5
650XIJ 775XI4
700XIJ 775XI5
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II:XC iaK TAX '"'OM 11 • .1. T O S&,lll
WHITII:WA4..L8 SJ.OO MOLitll: ~llLit T l "'ll:
Park use is clarified
COM DOCTOR ENTERS
MODEL PL AIIE MEET
Dr. John C. Warren, 27 11
E. ('.oast Hwy .• Corona del
Mar, is amon a mo re than
1,000 entrants in th e 36th
national model airplane
championships at the Naval
Air Station, Los Alami tos.
The meet, orten called the
"world series,. of model
aviation , opened July 24
and will run thr011 · 11tly
30.
A letter of clarification semi·permanent fac:ilitie1,
on the ole of Irvine Ter· s uch as ball diamoods,
race Park has been sent to football aoal polll, bowl-
the Newport Beach City in gareens and tennis courts.
Counci I by the Irvine Ter· "We are for the ezpanded
race Home Owners Assn. us e o f the park within the
The Association officers limits of the arant deed.''
said they agree with City the Association officers
Attorney Tully Seymour's stated in the letter. "We
in terpretation that the are against eJ.pandin& the
deed restrictions penni t use of the park to include
unoraanized sports activi· any activities wh ich would
ties, and such acti vi tiel require the bu i \dina of
thatrequire portable athletic facilities for cookina or for
equipment, OOt prohibit in· oraani zed sparta ••••
The Navy ia bostina the
event, whi ch is dire"cted by
the Academy of Model Aero-
nautics in cooperation with
the Hobby lndustty Associ a·
li on of America. s tallation of petmanent or "We feel the city has a
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE OF HEA RING
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
r.hat the City Coun ci l o( the
City of Newport Be•eh on Joly
24, 1967 edopted Reao lotioa of
lnteolion No. 6615 declaring
ina~ntion to order the va cetion
of a Waler Lir.e E:eeement ia
Lol 30 •od Lol 31, Trael No.
4003 (Linde l•le) ia , oYe r and
under thu cert.ia real propeny
deaeribed a11 lollowa:
The wellerly 3.00 feet o( Lot
30 •nd th e eulerly 3.00 feel
ol Lot 31, T111et No. 4003, aa
per map recorded In Book
\88, P•ge• 13 to 19 inclu·
IIIYe, of Mi11ce lleaeoua Mape
Ia the olfi ee of the Coaaty
Recorder of uld . Oreap
Coanly.
REFERENCE Ia bereby.made
to a 111ap ahowlag the Water
Llae Eue~neat to tNt aba11•
d011ed for partlcal.ra ud de• .. u.. Said Map ia oo fi ll! Ia
Ike office of the City Clerk of
di e Chy of Newport Beada,
N011CE IS FURTHER GIVEN
dlat a ,.bile llearia1 w1 11 be
.. ld oa tha 14• day ofAa, .. t.,
1967 at th e lu4r of 7:JO , ...
•• Couell a-beN 0 the
Hill of dla City of Mew•
Beacll, Callronala, at
U.e aad place n y aad
ou.,..~~'! laterenad ••r
hanl thereat\
Lard••
City Cieri"
City of Newport Beecla
hlr 27 aad Aa~o I.
the Newport H1rNr
continuina moral, as well
as a leaal obliaation to up-
hold the letter and the
spirit or the law as it
applies to the exiatina arant
deed.
"In our opinioo, the lan•
JUaae· of the leue was
desianed to protec t the
residential charac ter or
Irvine Terrace ••• ,
"The draftert of the deed
clearly recoaniz«!d that
Irvine Terrace wu a quiet
reaidential area and it wu
che intent of the draftert
ol the deed to maintain this
atmo1phere. _
"The reaidenu or Irvi ne
TY .ADRIAN K EHDALL,
CONTRACTOR,. Dl !S .
Ty Adrian Kendall, S7, of
Costa Mesa, died Thursday,
July 20, at Hoaa Hospital.
He was the owner of Ken-
dall Construction Co. for
the last 12 yean. He is au~
vived by 4 sisters, t brO'"
ther and 2 nieeea.
Services were Satwday,
July 22, at Bell Broadway
Mortuary in Costa Mesa,
with the Rev . Jamea Blain
of the Newport Harbor Lu-
theran Church officiatina.
Jntenncnt was at Edaewoocl
Cemetery, Ashtabula, Ohio.
Terrace do not want, nor Cl·mAI-U
wi 11 they o'-p,.OYo cbanai• IILL •aT MI. 1 in the park that wi 11 do·
velop eatra traffic, puklnt A mid....,. .. tu~eon at
cOnl"tlon and lncreued lhe Jamboree ltDoal of *•
noiae lenla Cb.rou.Jhoat 11M Newporter lu will be held
Terrace u chMi ee of lb.l a 1'\lesd.,-. Aaa. I. by •e Ne~rt lleodl Oultti•
type win, in oar opinion. Woe•'• Cl•b. Speaker will
han a delrimeatal effect be Amold PeteriOII, OWIIet
oo ••. retiUntlat., nettare of of Pettraon au, .,.,_cw.
oar noop-ood. ·A apocill ,_.,o will llo o
Tho City c-ell rolomrl Howoii• loolol• ... pr•
!bolo--., ""'"' 10 o•tarl 1rJ Woii&,Ood:o ol tho alalf lorlacluloo lo Ito llollooa JoiiM 1M ~a.
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·-•aoapudlq .. -"' •oo. '--_..,
tho put lo -~~-wllb ••oo ot lbo llollooo 111r
lbo dMrl nolllotl••· Cloll.
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lltURSDAY, JULY 17.1117
• 'Weed abatemenf'-or chaos ,.....__. i1 ... road 10 ,,,. DOl --'-1 lite
deiiNCid•," i• *• oplaioe oae of muijuMa, u Mr. B•
of Ja.ok a.meu. UICUiiYe nett nid. '"ll It lhe road
...... of .. Natrport Hu--to dettnactioo. I would like
bof O.•Mr of C...rco. eo pruch lhe 101pel, to to
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MEII'OIT IIAIIIllR EIIIIJI
FIRST IEC'IIOII - -P. 5 lltURSDAY, JULU7,1117
OOQA Ofi,IIAR, C.WF.
a..ortidt to Oa•ber di-•peat, to lh .. e kidt."
NCIDrl at llleir Moacky He believes the anawer lO
meetiiiJ, lae i'old of payc:bo--the .. proble!'l" ia to become
lo&Y proteuou' challenae aw~e of 1t and then,. aa
10 '-tineu leadera of the bussneumen, lead the kada
connu.nity to become awate away from their attempts &o
of 1he apiratina matjjuana do aomechina different, for
problem. which.· producea the uke or beina different.
lona police records and "'It's not the majority in
chaotic conditiDnt, tuch aa Newpoat Beach," he re-
now are in cviitence in De-marked. '"If it were, then
troit and other cities. we would have chaos."
He said that apeakera at
the Jnalitote for Oraaniza-
tion Manaaemant in Santa
Here ia a summary of other
items on the Otambcr aaen-
da:
Crash fatal to CDM man -THIS RENDERING shows the headquarters for Nabers
Cadillac In c., under construction at 2b00 Ha rbor Blv d.
in Costa Mesa. Dick Nabers, who has been associated
wi th Modern Motors, Cadillac agency in Glendale, say s Harold C. Locan, 41, or ceiveCI S.turday when his
Clara predicted that by • Jack Barnett announced
· 1 h the Chamber' • auide to II 1976 the situation wal ave top motels in the Harbor ~~e e~~·sel~:~e::~~ if area ia available. The&uide
is beina sent out all over marijuana is any worse than SOl>< "-rauer•'to Ave · soudl-bound car went out or tha t th e fo rmal open ing ot th e Jlk-acre facility v.ill be n 1\'JA ••
Corona del Mar died control on MacArthur Blvd.,
the country.
dtinkina."' one of the spea-• President John Macnab hel d in September. Snyder-Langston In c. of Costa Mesa T •-J 1 2• 't H . . ues .... y, u y ~. a oaa near Lane Rd., throwina ~Th~~b~ Gd~p;~, on ,;;;;;~rks' re-:~h::t.r~~h~·a:~~·::::~ ken uid. said that Leon Meeks, prin-
Mayor Paul Gruber doesn't arrests for _violations. :\ir. noticed bccau1e ~t created School District waa listed
approve of relu.ina the city Hulb.J.r t sa1d that F1re a dark spot movma alona in . critical condition auf-
fireworks ban and he has a Chief Jan Briscoe does not the beach. The flaahe1 of fenna from a fractured
scarred thumb to back up favor re laxing the regula-fire cracken resumed behir)d. s kull at Hoaa Ho spital. He School DlaSta . master plan
The Olamber executive cipal of Coaona del Mar Hiah
aave theae thouahts after School, has been appointed
hell ina that one director 1st vice-president for 1967,
reportedly uid he aaw sians and that as a result o f his
of brainwaahins in the Bar• move from Ueasurer, that
nett report. position would be filled by
his araument. tions, and added that there it as soon as it passed, he had been teachina at El
He said hi s thumb was were J brush fire s durins s aid. Morro School since 1952.
split wide open by an ex~
plodina firecracker -not in
California, but in another
state where the sale of
fireworks was lcaal.
The ma tter came up Mon-
day evcnina at the Newport
Beach Ci ty Counci I mce ling.
Mrs . L. R. Soth, 118 Tur·
quoise Ave., Bal boa Island,
had written a letter, poin t-
tog out that her entire
neiahborhood had 'fireworks
and suuestina a change
in the ordinance to allow
certain fireworks, and
specify certain areas , or to
enforce th e law.
Counci !man Howard
Rogers said he favored
eas ing th e law so that the
children can have some
fireworks -or else enforce
the law stri ctly to avoid
creatina disrespec t for law,
City \1anager Harvey
the holiday peri od. Counci lman Dee Cook Services are pendil1a. now ava1alable at l1abranaes Coundlman Rogers said called attention to the Baltz Mortuary in Co•ta
that fireworks we re being danger or fire because of Men ia makinz the funeral Newport_ Mesa Unified proved by uustees.
Set Orr all along 'h. be ach the density o f houses. arranaements. Sch 1 Do d u 1 oo ar us ees gave • Approved pur chasina re-du''.ng the Fourth of July The Council referred Mrs. app 1 TU d to Su t PROF. STEFFENSEN rova Cl ay P • sister No. 2-68, with expen-hol'.da,·. an • that the pa uol-Soth's letter to the s tarr Leland B Ne omer• d'
u VISITS FROM EAST · we s sua-1tures totaling S593,978.97. ling jeep could easily be for 1tP.Miy ADfi nporc. JameS Sterfensen, who aestion that a copy of the This does no t in clude award-
-.
• ~ district master plan, pre-ed conUacts for f ood vend-,. used to be called Jimmy. d by 0 · 1 pare av1d-MacConnel-ing servi ces totaling 544.· but now answers to "Pro-
feuor."' has been visitina Ralston, be placed in the 390.77. J Balboa, Corona del Mar,
here with his pt~renta, Mr. Mariners and Costa Mesali-
and Mra. J. Leslie Stcf-• Approved accountina braries. · 2 8 1· fenaen of Cameo Hi&hlands. teg•ster No. --6 , t.ota 1ng In other action the trus-$106,713,91. to be drawn
He is professor at Wesleyan tees: . fmm the general fund and
University in Middletown, • Appr_oved membershlp re-s274 draw on the building
Conn., inatructina Enaliah newal_s 1_n 9 school related fund to pay the E.L. White
and literatllre clauea. ·He oraaruzat10n1 at a ~st of Company fm drainage con-
ia plannina to leave today Sl,767. The membership fee s uucti on at Maude Davis
for a6-weei. stay in Entland, for Califomi a School Boards high sc1hool in Costa
retumina juat in time for Association is Sl,203.
opening of university clas-• Approved the purchase
sea IR September. After of facsimile· sianatures of
anolher year at Wesleyan, Walter Adrian, budaet direc-
he plans to return to O.xford tor and SupL Newcome! to-
Univenity in Enaland to be used in processin& wit-
Complete his work for hia rants and other papers.
doctor's dearee. • Approved employment of
REAL ESTATE BROKER
AUBREY RABB DIES
Oaor11 Woo-.. Jr., prut.
dentof dlaNewpor1 National
B~nk.
• Ed Hirlh, tideland•
comrn.itt.. •.umu. --nouacod preparation• for 1
joint meetina with a city
IJOilp atudyina the aame
problem.
• Jack Barnen reported
that the Chamber ia in ch&J-
ac of the Sept. 11 dedi ca·
tion of the community room
to be located in the mall at
Faahiont hland in Newport
Center.
W.RINI1\iiiOUP 10 MilT
lbe rMriM ... 4iYieMa of
lbe Newpot& Kadlar Qamber
ol C~ce will tDiet at 1:30 p. , ~. 2, al the
Balboa B Club.
AGIND.U AVAILAIL!
Ntwport~ll Unified
School · Di-llrict aohool
board aaendas are available
in city and oou1'1ty tibrariu
wilhin the Dialr icL
You Are Invited To Visit
ART EXHIBIT
.. Portraits on Veluet;,
By
!liLY JIST THROUGH AUGUST
MUTUAL SAVINGS
ANO LOAN ASSOCIA.~ION
2867 EAST COAST HIGHWAY
COROHA OEL MAR
Time & T emperoture
For Your Convenience
Hurlburt said he had obtained
a report from Chid ot Police
Ji m Glavas in anti cipation
of the dis cussion of "ln.
Soth's letter. The repent
cited flsures concemit)& en-
forcement o( the city•s
ban on fireworks: the re
were 2~ ci lation s in the
period from July 1 to !(),
numerous warnings, 3
CORONA DEL MAR RESI DENT Arthur Weissman, at
righ t, i:. presented a special award by film s ta r Robert
Young -on the occasion of the recent annual meeting
of tt1.e California Chapter of the Mya s thenia Gra~is
FouA4 ation, l "ncn-.no1h organization dedicattd to aid
the 1ight again!t the s erious neuro.ofTluscul ar condition,
for which the cause and cu re are not known. Mr . Weiss-
mann, a career health and !ife underwriter, is a 1~
year-member currently serving on the board o f trustees
o f the MG Foundation's California Chapter.
Aubrey Philip Rabb, 120
Via Trieste. Lido lale.
cUed Monday, July 24, in a
Lana Beach hospital.
He was born in Tuu and
Miss Ann Han sen lO teach
4th 11ade economics at
Adama elementary school in
Costa Meaa; Norbert Leach
to teach pbyaica and phySi-
cal science at Estancia
HiJh School; Herbert Lench-
nea to teach 6th arade at
Bay View School, Costa
Mesa; Mrs . Alice Miller to
teach 2nd and 3rd arades at
Killybrooke elementary
school, Costa Mesa; Gerald
Noaer to teach math at New-
port -Harbor Hi&h School;
Mrs. Frances Painter to
teach home economics at
~~jf~ff,~~;;~[I~;-1. -.-H~y~,~~~~~ .. ~.~-~~~~------l--~~~~o~r~y~o-u-,-.-u--,-.~.~,-u-m--,.
'Thealre Compact Oraan' ~
Arrests follow boat chase
As in the early days of
the old West wh en citizens
th emselves often appre-
hended thieves , Richard
Franks , 222 Evening Star
Ln., Dover Sh ores , pursued
and captured .3 men Sunday,
July 23, in a bo&t near
Von 's Landin& in Bac k Ba y.
He made the ci tizen's ar-
\-lul\er, 25, of Orange, were
taken into custody and
charged with burg lar y.
ELIZABETH MEADE
SUCCUMBS AT AGE &0
BOARD SETS DATES
Th e Newpolt-\·lesa School
had lived in the Harbor
Area for 30 yoan . He was a
real estate broker.
Survivors include hia
wi fe, Dorothy, and a dauJb-
tet, Phyllis Rude. Private
services will be held at Bo ard vo te d T uesday to set lO ·)O od J 1 27 .
Aug._ 8 and 21 as the ne.xt Ba.ltz a.~~:tu;~· c11h!ocl' 1:
mec11 ng dates, Both mee t-
ings will be at 7:30p.m. in ~~ata!Mhesa. Th~ Rthev.F~er
the Costa \1es a high school ""':l ft ~ nson o e trat
Lyceum. Method11t Olurch, Cos ta
Men, will officiate.
Crash beach plan voted
nel Lootos -fear ca,. BOOKS, tools, housewares
with electronic traps paigrr agai11st BarTy Gold· needed for ou r daily &at-
Cas tanets -ON LY at .. · wat er, Hardback f4 . age s ale, 646·1675, Te-
CORCORAN \1U")JC CO, prder from : Winkl e Uardwate, Costa
(AcrosS from Fashi on Sq.) • Aaertc• OpJnJon Book Slore Mesa.
#66 Town & Country 1914 Harbor Blvd.
·· 54.1-4318 0u1t. Mesa-Phone 6t6--o643
Open· Mon. & Fri. 'til 8 pm
• • Stocy 4t.
HAMMOND -STf.INWAY
Spinet, co nsole & grand pi anoa, Costa Men Hiah; Ron Pet-new and u!!ed from $369;
tey to teach 6th arade at Sleioway Profe s!!iona t. !lave
Pres idio elemental)' school, $450.
Coa ta Mesa; Mu. Janice New & u11ed !Iam mo nd "''"''I
Schroeder to teach En&lish from 1495; u11ed Hammond
and aocial studies at Ever-wJ Le!!lie & rhythm, 11ne
1540-eUA. Rea junior hiah school, SCHMIDT·P!IILLIPS CO.
Coata Mesa. 190i N. Main St. at 20th
• PETS
PUBLI CATION typing. Have
latest model No. 720 Vari•
typer with many new type
faces. Also have Head·
EXPERT liner. Call Fran 673•1507
Profess ional Gr~~~::~:inJ ::••=6=1~3·:0:5:5:0·====:::--Ail bleeds. 1d
available.
JORD~'S PET SHOP
:nsz £, Coaat Hwy., 67l-24JO
CORONA DEL MAR
••BankAmericard
.. Join COM Otamber!
• CEMETERY LOTS
FOR SALE
re s t after discovering the
theft of S2il3 worth of
fishing equipment out of
his boat.
Elizabeth \leade , sales-
wo man fot a Costa \le sa
dtess shop and JD-year resi -
dent of the ci t}, died Tues-
day, Jul) 25 , at her home,
q4g W. 17th St., Costa \lesa.
She was 60.
Sur vivmg he_, ate ~ b!O-
thers , Charles and Shetman
Hans s.
An emergency resolution
authorizing an immediate
erosion control project
without advertisina for bids
wa11 approved Monday even•
ing by the Newport Beach
City Counc1l.
approved a budaet amend·
ment tranaferrina thia
amount from the contin•
• Approved fi lina a notice Santa Ana -
of completion for the Day -==:::::::=======-<,'-!:jtc:I:::R'~SO--""H"A-:L-·----• MISCELLANEOUS
FOUR (4) choice cemetery
lots:-Pacific View, S29S
each. S41·2662.
Quick actina Franks dis-
covered the theft shortly
before 3:30 p.m., jumpe d in
his boat, and chaSe d a
speeding boat.. to within H D
feet of the land in g, where
he cornered the boat.
Upon the arri val of Depu ty
Dan Phillips of the Harbor
Department, 2 brothers ,
Donald, 23, and James, 21,
Keeble of 31 8 Ogle St.,
Costa Mesa, and Gordon L.
Sel\"tces Will be at 10 a.m.
Satutda~, Jul~ 29, at Baltz
\lortuat) m Co!>ta \lesa, with
Fathet o ,)naldson nf St.
J(1hn the D1vme Episcopal
Church nf Cos ta \le-;a offi -
Ciating. Interment .,.,.dl be at
lhc cit} nf hc1 bnth, \]In-
neapolis, \finn. The fa mily
requests donations Ill the
heart fund 1n l1cu of nowers.
ALBACORE
3 IIG IUNK IOATS
NIGHTLY AT 11 I'.M.
efoc£e,.
The project calls for con-
s tru ction of three 8()..foot
long wooden &lOins at 39th
St., 41st St., and 43rd St.
Public Works Director Joe
De vl in warned that if imme-
diate action is not taken,
the beach in that area would
eroded away by the end
ilo~'";~~~~'"· He said that .~ measurement of
beach showed a width of
21 feet. The record of
loss for this time of
year shows that this width
would be reduc ed to zero by
Aua. 31 if nothina ia done.
Estimated cost of the 3
is S23,000. Council
WE ARE NOW BUYING
OLD NEVVSPAPERS
TIED IN BUNDLES
•12 00 PER TON
WE ALSO BUY I.B.M. CARDS:...OW OFFICE RECORDS
OLD COR RUGA TEO eARTONS
gency reserve.
Counci !man Dee Cook ur-
ged that Corps of Enaineera
approval be obta ined for the
location or the &~oint 10
that the city will have a
better chance for reimburse-
ment for some of the ero-
sion con trol et.penae.
City Manaaer Harvey Hurl-
burt replied, "We wilt work
as close as possible with
the Corps of Enaineeu."
The city charter providct
for waiver of advertiaina for
bids for work that is deem-
ed to be of uraent neceuity
for preservation of life,
health or property. The
emeraency resolution liated
the followina reuona for
uraent action:
• Durins the month of
Joly, 1967, aevere eroa ion
occwred on the beach in
the West Newport area.
• Pall recorda indicate
that the beach in the Weat
Newport area reaches ita
minimum aMual width dm•
ins the Iauer plit o( No-
vember.
• h it anticipated that a
uriet olanutually hiP
tiel .. •i II take place dari•a
the period from July throup
Ncwember of IIlia Y••
lo CUie IM)CII "op&tty
cla:roqe iD dMi •ell Newport
Pavina Co. installation or . ee~C£AR~~S~~~~:!_---~·~--:---------·;I aaphaltconcrete at the New--KINO SIZE MATTRESS,
pon Harbor hiah school bus aprinaa and frame; S20.
aaraae. new, low mileaae. · ··Harbor Area. 673·8724. 2A Oaa atove 14S or tJade
• Approved the architec· 642·Soo2• (Eveninas.) , hours ._. · equal value. ·S46-9S42.
tural finni of Kiatne r, Wri&ht SPOTS be( ore your eye a _
and Wri&ht, Cannichael-Kemp, :1959 TR·). Good condition. . . on your new carpet _ re-
and William Blurock Asao-k • WORK WANTED move them Wl'th Blue Lua-Must sell . Good buy. Ma e ciatea aa interim disuict tJe. Rent olecu,·c •h·--offer. Ph. 546·3922. Years _., architects until an architect-pooer st. Crown Hardware
icnce on all types of c\o-· • selection policy can be ap-3107 E. Coast Hwy., Cor-
Weed fight
help asked
Chamber of conunerc:e help
in fiJhtina weedt ia re-
qgeatod in a letter from
Harvey Hrorlbur~ Newport
Beach o ity manaaer.
He notod daat ljowen,
treoa and abl'llbt are pot·
tin.a oa a new air of beauty,
bat lbere are ••apoilera,"
too -unatltacd•e weeds on
aicSawalb and parkwaya.
The adjaceot Pf01>0rly
owner baa lhe reaponaibillty
for· teii'IOYiq Cbeu weeds,
~. Hurlburt aaid in hh teuer.
thina & linen. Specialty, ona del Mat.
men's shi rts. st. So per hr.
Mable Whitman, 607 Mar-
auerite, COM. 67).-2774.
OCEAN FRONT ro n. P ..
r :=-:=.:.:.:.:::;c::::..::c..::.=:c:.:!;=..-1 n in 1 uta· P L 4 B. •• -3~
baths , 1300 mo. winter.
Ye&Jiy S47S. OR 3-0550.
• RIAL I!STATI. TRAD!
l;'RADE -.. ,000 191ity in
beautiful north Pullenon
N"iew lo& 01 borDa, ] bdnn.
2 ba"lb. l lllinu&ei 10 cJ
.Cal! Plin...., !7141 .
-·· p ' • h hat bec01n1 a,..rtt er111i 111oe 10 close Mu-1
aaa A• .. betw .. ll6 S&.
10 tile Cit)' C-ell lllat ...s :196 S&. ror •• auoat ~~~~=:~;~~ tMn i1 DO .... anoe dial cl.ca ,., .... 111r ••
!iiW>Cial aid ror ... .,... CiW C..cll -_, ••-OPPICE T
..... ol ·-bad•• -, ... ,.. _ ... ,., .... ,.. lor --· ... STATE PIPEI FIIEI
aroeioo in tbe Well Newpon .,. alroat waa ,.._.., IIJ Ooat, -.Jr, otiUU.a ,.. ..
Ooa1• 1141 Ne. .__ -... :!!L •.,a·,~~ -,.. --N•A"' :.,ira.~=:«<:-GI~~:!.,~,!.7•~• ,.~ •• ...... ....... ..... ..... ..... .... .
...... s.sn lu1h 7422 C.ll• -,.,. ho nllloioot-.. -of .,. lhdAo-S414U&. 1 :.;.;.:;.;.,;;~::;:~:;;;.:;;;:;; ·---~·-----L.---------------------------L ·-· ... __ ,. ..... ...... ~
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ME11'0RT HARBOR Ell I Gil
FIRST SECllOII --P• 7
111URSilAY, JULY 271 !~7
COIIlNA D£l MAR, UOLtF. eal, Estate Nt::,::!,~ ... due on tree
M••••• Haney Hull· ci ty should anume in Lido liJe ,. -.J_I &1--
Ueea hat teceived He c:i ted u an exampl e ~.... ,. _.J 61 A repou on tavina effort to uve special uen.~------------:---:s.;;r.;;~;;1~;;-::-;~~~~\AIII';~IN~-~-~-~~-~~_..!!!!!!!!
""'"oval o( lhe NewPO rt 1ome ueu on Marine Ave. ~·l+•t_.• -.,'--V ... Mlfl ~~~~~~~~&~·;·h~··~·~nd~~~·~··~··~'~;~~~ -~~~~--~-p~~-R~T~~=E~NT---~~~~
Only chanae• auaaeated by bulldina;s. These b ees 11e •
THE GRAND PRIZE, a $500 U.S. savings bond, Is
being presented to llrs-E-C· Clark of Costa llesa by
Jdln Semple, secretl:ry-treasurer of the Newport Har ..
bor Community Youth Center and committee member
for the Youth Center Carnival. The Clarks live at 435
Woodland Pl. and have :J children, Cathy, 1; Mary, 5,
andMichae_l, 2. Wr. Clark, a long--time resi dent of the
Harbor Area and graduate of Newport Harbor High
School, Is an electronic engineer at Phil co-Ford Aero--
nutronlc. (Ensign photo. I
Carnival nets $2000
Some 4,400 persona ol all
aps attended the week-end
carnival at the Conwnunity
Youth Center and eonui-
bu&ed an ellimated *2,000
net profit ror construction
of facilities at the Ceater.
Paat conttruction projecl.l
have included the li&hted
baseball field, 2 tennia
eowll, aRd the baakctbatl
court.
One of the hita of the C.,..
nival waa the helicopter
ride around the Harbor area.
It took payin& paarona and
a doun boys who earned
free rides by 10 llina 2S
Carnival raffie tickets.
The leadin& boys baaeball
team in ticket ulea waa
the 8 Oiaata of the Corona
del Mar Lcaaue, who earned
a day at Disneyland fm
their efforta. Matt Kalbak
aae 11, aold 92 tickets, and
won a aurfboard for the mott
tickotl told.
Craia Orainacr, preaident
of the Youth Center, ex-
preued appreciation to the
many 1ocal service clubt
who worked in the booths
and pvo of their time to
time to make the Carnival a
auceeta. 1rheae ineludod
the Balboa Bay Lion•
Club, Marinen Lions Club
Corona de I Mar, Chamber oi
Commerce, Newport Harbor
Excbanae Club, Newport
Harbor Lutheran Lcaaue,
Newport Beaeh City Em--
ployees' Aurt., Newport .
HarborOptimiats, COM Hiah
School Booaten Club COM
Kiwanis Club, New~t Har-
bor Junior Chamber or Com-
merce, and COM Connunity
Conpeaationat Church.
He alao praised the Car-
nival direetou, Wally Koch
and Mario Pacini, for puttina
the proaram toaether. Ho
.. id the Carnival waa a
perfect eumple or a local
community workin& topther·
to improve recreational
facilities for youths at no
coat to the tu payers.
Restroom cost hit
'1!:C:-Clark of 43, Wood-
land Place, Costa Men,
W0D the Jf"Ud prize of a
ISOO U.S. Savina• Bond . ·
Tha Newpoct Beach City or my tax money spent foe
Couacil dcciaioa to spond tbam,u sba writea, refer-
'tU,OOO for rest rooma in rina to tbe reat rooms.
Weal Newport i1 considered The money, she a.rpes,
mefully by let&clr writer could be better spent in
Bonnie M. Rawlinp, 1726 eleanina areu aucb as the
W. Ocean Pt., Cenual sidewalk leadins to the
Newport. bcadl at the end of 18th
St. She c:laima that the
In her letter to the Coun-aidewalk there baa not
cil, she claima that more been cleaned in 3 yeau.
thou&htis aiven CO tho sum-·She asks that the Council
mer visitors, who arc the consider spendina some of
cauao of anarled tr.me and the Sl3,000 on the pur·
littered areas, than to chase of all 100 scuce
reaidcnta of the Cil:y. uash cans and enforcement
"'I bearudao every poany of the li uer law.
No Sands crosswalks
The Newport Beach Ci ty St. to 54th St. on Seash01e
Council a11eed Monday eve--01 .
nina with Cf;l.e staff report "Seashore is so nan ow
that there i1 no effective that peo ple cross it at many
place for a crouwalk on places," he said. "The
Seashore Ot. in the Lido uaffic is spaue enouah to
S.Oda area. pennit this. A uaffi c connt
The Lido Sands Community showed about 200 can and
Ann. had asked last month 200 pedesuians an hour. I
(or a tb.tdy or uaffi c prob-don't believe the people
lcm s on Balboa Blvd. neu would use the crosswalks,
Coaat Hwy . and for desia· and this would create dsi vcs
nation of crouwalks. contempt for ctosswa\k s in
Traffic Enainoe1 Bob Jaffee other areas or the city."
aa..id that a atudy had been The Lido Sands Community
made in the uea from 47th Aun. request was filed.
Pacific Anglers • wm
The Pacific Analeu of rollowed in ordet by the
lbe Balboa Bay Club de-Southern California tuna
fcatod 12 other fithlna Club, Newport Hatbor Yacht
eloba to win the lOth inteP Club Tuna Club, the Tuna
club albecore townamcnL Club, Liaht Tackle Matlin
They acored 4,ll2 points Oub, San Pedro Yacht
for a comfortable lead ovea Club, Shut Ia land Yacht
:Z.d place Balboa Malina Clab.. L. A.. Rod and Reel
Club, the boat elub, wilh · Clab. Kooa Kai ADalen,
3,640 pointa. 'Lon a Beaeb Yacht Club and ne fithina action took Del Ray Matlin Club.
place Ftiday and SaiUrday,
aome 60 milu we at or San 3 OTID OM .OIAIIGE
Die... Of CDMIURGLARY
.._.'-•• of the winnina Polio• bawe anest.ed
a.• incladed. Victor Yack, Cole• Ill..._ de Lot Raytl, a-OalliJ, Tim Tate, O.a 22 wbo pq her eddroa1
-·· Dr. ·Bi.ll R<tlti.n-.1 u 'u1 No._ Bl'ld., Potor Haot u.,, Poha lllcOinnlo, 0 ~loa 31 1 106 Or AI MMdtrbd. ...... J-... . ..... • I 0 ...
.-, Joba o-H.. ..... lk.o W.tt N .. port. Mad NOC">
Jaclr Coldwoll, AI aa--L. _, of Lat.-oil
-. -' Prot• Bob '"'dlor~&a llooy boaraJaalaod
Jolla-Md TJuy ~ai.. , 11o "-of
HIJII lloat ••• Pott n .. I enaet.,' 440 ••••
lhc PBR were 1emoval of larac enouah to cons titute
lhe actual numben of u ces a hazard ir the roots &Je
ftom lhc cateaoty classifi-cut. he said.
c:ation t , and that th e items "We have to Tcly on the
eatabliahina critelia for intcstity and loaic of the
bee removal and prcscrva-PBR," Ci ty Man aacr Hutlw
ti o9 be incolpotated inlO bun tcplied. "If they 10
City Coun cil po li cy. go ovcrboatd, it would come
Olaitman Waltet Koch, to th e au ent.ion of th~ Coun-
uanamlltma th e P BR te·
(;()tJlmendation to the Coun-
cil, a aid that th e Commi s•
sion "feels th at thtough thi s
concerted effo rt th e c itiZen s
of out communi ty will con·
Unue to benefit thtough th e
1etention of the beauty U1at
mawt e patkway t1ees p ltl-
vide ...
At Monday evening's Coun·
cil me etina, City ,\1anaget
Hutlbutt said th at the item
in hi s tepor t calling fo1 iden-
tifi cation of special tree s
th at should be tetained
should al so be included in
Council po li cy.
Coun ci l app10ved th e P BR
recommendation and th e ad-
di ti onal suaaestion by th e
city man aaer an d asked that
a draft of th e poli cy state·
menu be aubmi tted at th e
Au&. 14 Council meetina.
Councilman Dee Cook
raised a que stion as to
what amount o£ ellpensc th e
cil."
AUGUST VOGEL, 72, OF
CORONA DEL MaR, DIES
August Vogel, who had te·
tit~d artet 37 yeats with th e
Borden Compan)', died Sun·
day, July 23, in his home
at 419if.l Ot chid Ave., Cor•
ona del Mar. He was 12.
\11. Vogel wa s bom in Ge r-
man y and had lived in Co1·
ona del Mar 4 yean. He
was a membet of the Ch sis·
tian Scientist OlUJch .
Sur vi voss include his wi fe,
Emma: 2 sons, Paul , a resi-
dent of Cotona del Mar and
a student counselor at Costa
Mesa high school, and Au ·
gus t of New Jeney; an d a
btother, Eugene or New Jet,.
s ey.
Se rvices "ftetc held Tues-
day, July 25, at Ballz Mot-
tuary Chapel in Corona del
Mas, wilh WalLet 0. Wotten-
dyke officiating. Entomb-
men t wa s at P aci fi c View
\1em orial Patlc.
INSTRU CTOR Ken F ord is pictured conduc ting a les-
son in chart problems in the fr ee cou rse in sale bv ating
offered by the Ba l boa Power SQuadron. The summ er
pi loting cour se start ed Junt 12 and mee t s for 13 con -
secutive Monday evenings <>t the N ewport HarbOr y ;~ch t
Club, from 7 to q :30 p.m. Success ful complet ion of the
course and passing the eAamina t iorl '"ill Qualify the
"students" for membetship in the U.S . Po wer SQuadron.
SHELDOH 41TKEH OF
C.M. OIE5 AT AGE 34 I
Sheldon Aitke n, H. of 867
Presidi o, Costa Mesa, died
Thursday, July 20, at Hoag 642-6472
Hospita l. e ve. 673-3 468
He was born in Oregon and 1730 W. Coast Hi way
had been a self emplo)'ed I Howport Beach
contractor in this area fot ------------
the last6 years . •:an't Sell II ... St.nvivots include his
wife, Judith; 3 daughteu , Trade It?
Polly, Heidi, and Shannon; Por Fast A~~~~~n lt: Res ults
a btother , Teny; and his pafents ,Mr. and Mrs. GeNJe EXCHANGE SPECIALISTS
Aitken o( Eureka. DCWLE CO. 548·1 168
Services wes c he ld Mon• 270 E. 17th St .. Costa ~le sa
day, July 17, at Christ Lu·
theran Church in Costa
Meu, wilh lhe Rev. L.V.
Tornow offi ci ating. Inlet·
ment was at II arbor Rest
Memorial Park. Funeral ar·
ranaements were mad e by
Bell Broadway Mottull"y in
Coata Men.
On Vio (!enoo we hove two utrem ely nice homes.
~th PAf~e~t in every detail. One 4 bedroom, J bo rh
W1th o bilhan.f room, fc.n ily room crtd living room
out of ihe rroHic pottam crtd 2' c:or goroge. The
other Is a 3 Hdroom ond lorve fom i ly room, 3 both
plus powder room. Thi• home hos every conc.ei v-
aWe extra Including bu ilt in voc:uum even in patio
ancl eoroge ( 2 cor) .-aker in bdrm s., famil y ""
Cl'lclpatio. TV outlet. oil bedtooms. The first prl c.~
$19,JOO .,d ll.o oo<ond ot S99 000. . -wl* 1,042 poiOto •. ,__at Cooaa Hillllao., .. !b-e• woilllod 31 1~ Md 1~ .,, Joly 10.~
OL, ..... 1tJ 1.rrna H• A lypo•rl~;~·:::~~~~~ -or llo Ulllt Taclrlo -toto, a
-irl a.~. ... pol,
P~· palmer inc.
'lito ._ Dl• Morlirl all•-· a radio,
CID -pl .... Jrd Ia llo -· ·-· nlood atiUl, ......... Jt4.Sl ...... ... ,..,..... ttol-.
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TWO
INDUSTRIAL BUILDINGS
TWO INDUqRIAL BUILDINGS WEST SIDE
COSTA MESA . LOT -180 x 300. EACH
BL DG. 11,200 SQ. FT. TOTAL -22,400
SQ. FT.
Sl65,000
WIL L TRADE FOR FREE AND CLEAR
VA CANT , TO'S, CASH .
Wells-McCardle llealton
Reliable Service Since H43
1810 Newport Ll 3-7121 Co sta Meu
TOWNHOUSE
Enjoy condominium livinjl in Oeautiful \"1 ST:\
9AHI A on th e bay. Your c hoice one level or two
s tor.o three bedroom, dinin.r room, two bath _ all
electril· l1nc. heat) luxury homes. Two heated
pools, pu tting: ~reen s s huffle board ~ badmin ton
courts for vour pleas ure with no maintenance
problems. On lv tw o left -Setter tl urrv 11 Price
s tartinR at 0 \LY S28.750 with lO~ do ....:n _ 90~
finan c iniZ with no points . OP E\! WEE KE\.OS 1·5.
(Co rnPr Tu s tin & Del \larl \"ewport Beach.
GIGANTIC
I'll''. ll . 0 ,. EllH 0 \IS - 3': BATHS. Attrac ti"e two
.'>.lllr~ nn ~ui et, cul·de·sac s treet in an e xcellent
1· . ..\S r~I_DE COSTA \IES.-\ residential neighbor·
hnud. f OH \1-\L IJI'I'G ROO \f, built-in kitchen
nl(·l u di n~r dish wa!'iher, bar-be·que and ~V"i ll. Ex.tra
IMII:t' bf"dmums, loads of closet s and c upboards
plu!-i knc hPn pan trv. Fami lv room with sliding
~l a ss ri uur Ill ~pac i uus pa1 io and fenced yards.
Tht· ,triSI\l•r Ill a lar~~:e fam ilies ne eds for onlv
5 12. iOit. S:5,0i'U do•n. THI S IVO~'T LAST _
( .. 11.1. TOll·\\.
M. ........ ,
''rou'/1 Like Our Friendly Service"
220 e. 17th St. (Pho"e 646.0555) Costa lA esa
(Located in E. 17th St. Shopping Ce,..r)
Even ings Coli 646·1050 or 646-4519
SEMPLE
REAL ESTATE
OPEN HOUSE ••• l\IIS IEEl-EID
602 B~GQNIA, Corono del t.lor. , .a d!arme<
rJP~N Sun . only 1:00-S:OO P.M.
See Qoy Smilh • • •
11 26 EBBT!DE, Horbo• View H;lls
• •• mognifiaent VIEW!
OPEN Sun . only 12:00-S:OO P.M .
See Rochelle Robers
1 Wayne, Cameo H i ghlands, ••• neat os o pin.
OPEN Svn. only 1:00-S:OO P.ll.
See Ethel Joc~son • • •
Qu, olhe ;s rJPION Too ..• All day Sot-& Sun-
See AI Unn~h
SPA
Ot~o of Sout+.o,.,. Cetlfo"'lo't _,. f-ou1 !'llllt~Oio l
''''"'' !1 11ow ovoll ... lo *'-fho orll ll'lol ownor1. It
h loc:otocl 011 o u :onlc: ll oc:rot .-.tl •••lh roodlo-cl
lty ,.,. .... hl1hw..,. All OltiMototl 36,000 .. n.,.t of
hot 111lnorol wotor flowt tlollr h-o• tho 2-11• d .. ,
woll, 111pplyl"' ..ltut~tl.,t, ho.ltt.f..t l • .,..,. to tho tll.tl
R-~ lt.tt.• .,cl tt.o f..tllr•oqvl ppotl ltottll"l ,,.,,,
lll~y c:.,...oro t+.o wotor ot~ly to VIchy 111 Fronc:o,
K.-hlto4 In Cuc:ho•lo ..... l-. VIti ... 111 Po""lol, .-.tl
lo4on looclon In Go-~y . Doctor~ prolu 111 ~olltlo t,
lt~d!I.I.C l1 o hotol, 1wlmmln1 pool•, rttt..,,.,,,
R-on e_.t.,, 111011 .. 0 room•, tlroul"l ,_,..,, tl'lec:lo
b.-. ole. Tho ._..,., io•lro to rotlro e"'cl tr ... ol, ontl
h ... o ,,,...,.. 111 th l1 llttll'll o•c:lull¥ol y. It'• o onc.o~l'l·
...,lfotl,.o opopottu"lty to OC411Iro t+.o .,.jy o,.rotlo" of
It• \11'14 .ltttl" .,.o hovr't clrlv o of _,,o,.llt.,.. Lot
M .. lot. Wo hovo ~ o•ton•lvo. lll111trolto.l ltr.c:huro
~IC:t. holly tlo•crlltot l+lh tM,tlr~oll Of'pol'tl.lrllty, _..4
wo will Ito h,.,., t. moll yo11 .,. •• Jut! col i u1 Oft)'•
tiMo, d.,. or 111 ... 1.
PMOME U2-5q\ , ••
Tl'l LAID
ALL THIS & A
HEAVENLY VIEW
FQJR BEDRJOMS, DINING fiiOM, IIJGE IUIPUS
ROOM • DECK OVEILDOKJNG OCEAN .AND BAy m SQ. FT. DF CXlNTeiPORARY U VING. ....
SS1 ,900_
000000
DO~· V. f"R.P.~ICl.lli
I RE:.P.l. TOR ' 3250 Eaot c-t -c.-. dlf ...... t.IHomil
Ptlonl: 67l-U22
OPEN SEVEN DAYS
Newport Island $31,500
Cute as you know what' a "' -Sunshiny cot-
ta~ •.ith. uu.•st room, goroge, fireplace, Ioree
patto, butlt--•n ron .. & a ..... a .... ec~ ceilint
CMd panelled liv;nt ,_ --thlo ct..-.
OPEN MOUSE ~T-& SUtt 1. S
1133 WHITE SAILS WAY
LOYaly comet hoMe, with ,..t, i~ Mwlrot VI-
Hill a. 3 hedra•• c• M cortY.-1 t1 4 ....
-·· '-ily -· oil .... '"-·-... , cared lot lo boot,
o...lol,. lteol E•-67S.ZSIJ .,.._
,
n.,N; •• Uoltra...ll,
-daa at Utll St. aod
Int .. An., CUff Ha\'te -
•ne law of aapply•• will
. I
s-lauy, ..,.. lla .. Rov. Laroa Pilot•
ua. lftd 7:00 iq:er'a 11~ topic at 1 -:------t::-.i.-:t:-.;~~~~i Ho lG-o.a.-looday.-lb.-7:·"'--r W.eday l'fniaa ..... loiY dopH ,.,.. will bo ''Uad-lalldlaa
11aeoloaical s-lnary Md OIMn.'* The pM&or will
la .. r received hit doctoa or alii dae medhadoaa.
,..Uoaoplly depee hom Jobn • • •
Hoptiaa Uaiveuity. He The Corona del Mar ~
1peat 14 yeua ia rabbiaical IDiilllh)' Coapeaatioa.al
baiaiaa. •d ia ODI or .... O.IUdt, United (]uuob of
moat outaW.clla1 Old Te.. Quilt, 611 Heliotrope Ave. ~t tabolua in the world Col •. David Fowler, dae
loday. · He tetved oa lhe lay minitter, will occupy
Scofteld leviaioa Coani"' · , lh 10 ... or ovonaoticll Biblo 111• putpn '0 ' 0 a.m. COL. CHARLES F. WILLS, aand.., ••nice. He will br -• • f 11 R scholua, wbo, WOited fo1 10 -~ Outer ... n-.aw o rs. ~ po,. tbe quottion. uOoea 1 1 ffs yean in prepuina a ~ Oocl wort in hittory?" bert L. Eby a the 8 u . ,
prebeDaive ••vilioa of the • • • Newport Beach, will retire
Scofield Bible. The Ouiatiu Science from the Air Force Aug. 31
• • • Ouucbea, Ne......,.rt Beach, ft of I lb. Plymouth eon ..... ~ -...... a er 2& yells serv ce. .. Corona del Mar •d Cotta H h b d ha •. onal ~IIU'c:h, 3262 Broad e as een comman c ~ Meta -"Love" it the l01· 1 11 SL; Newport Heiahta -aoa title for 1bia &mday'a lain of Air FOf'ce Logs cs
CNoat preacber for die 10 urvicea. Commind, wl fh headquarters
a.m. tervice chit ~day at Wrl;ht..Patterson AFB,
...;n bo lllo Rev. Robort P. 8IAIIIY DOll PIUZE Ohio, since February,l%5.
Willi.na, clirec10r or reli· IDES TO HOSPITAL From ltn&-41, he was pas--
Jioua ac:tivitiea at Knott's tor of the Columbus, N.J., Berry Fum, Baaa Park. .Perbdap•. the rmololt appro--,
and cbapla.in and miniater or caau puz~ o a won a ~ptlst Church. He served
the a.u1ch of ReOectiona tho ~unaty Youth Ccntea as a combat chaplain with
tb.e1e. He 1eceived dlo C~1val waa a tha&IY do& the U.S. Army In North
Oeorp Waabinaton hoa.oa whacb wont to the Oranae Africa, 1943-44. He has
medal awud from P1eedoma County Otilcben~• Hoapital. also served In Italy, Japan;
'Foundation in 1966 for hit An 111:?mo~t tlckctdholdcr Cannon AFB, N.M.; Shaw
aermoa., "'P•eedom under m.ade 0 ptuo awu poa-AFB, S.C., and In Hawaii.
Ood," •d laat April 13 for aab~e. The thaw do& ~aa He will be rassoclatedwlth a 11rmon on .. Ouittian in-dehvorod to the hotpltal
depeadence under Ood.'' by Ctaia Gla.inaer,preaidcnt the American Baptist Con-
Hit IOpic tbit SUnday will or cbe Youth Cente~ board. ventlon In washlnQton, D.C.
~ .. ~~·.:..;.li.~~~~ rroodom'• New arrivals at Hoag
P. D.. . Ch -· r , ... ,..,, Joly 15 . d oL Sto-1111 ~bat ur ... u o Bo _ M 11nd Mu Ch&J· Gul -M1. an ~•·
Cotta Meta. 301 Maanolia lie /batto~: 2388 ~ta Ana phen Hi utand, 320Y.t Lukte
SL , at Santa Ana Avo. -Ave. Colta MciL pu1 Ave., Corona del Mar.
'"The bealin& in Hi I win a•" aoY -Mr. llld Mn. Adam
will be Dr. P.O. Neumann'• O'Kelley, 2417 Oranae Ave.,
aermon topic at 11 a.m. ~· Colla Men.
day. At 7 p.m. he will eon· Gill -Mr. and Mu. E~
tinue hh eumination of ward Recorda, 2215 Ann1·
"Cunont ovent1 in the liaht vcuary Lane, Back Bay.
r b · · .. Boy -Mt. and Mn. Jack o prop ob! •.eu!bue. McClellan, 4025 Se&on Rd.,
SL Andrew'• Preabyterian Irvine. , Boy -M1. and Mu. Ray· Church •. 600 SL Andrew • mond Beeman, 242 Robin-
Rd., Chrr Haven -: '?'· Ray· hood Pl., Co Ita Men. mond Blahama, mmaate1 or
counulina 1nd callina. will MMy, July 16
preach on "Banquet eti-Boy -M1 . and Mn. Waltet
queue" at me 1, 9:30 and Lintky J1 ., 23~7 Mara11et
11 a.m. &mday IOJvicu. 01 ., Newpolt He1ahta.
The annual ice cteam 1oeial Boy -Mt. and Mu. R.•Y
will be held from 6 co 1 p.m. Feuell Jr., 514~ MariUelltc
Wedneaday, Au.a. 2, in Ule Ave., Cotona del Mar .
cll01cll l)l(llliMI}fi. 'n'ckoti Boy -MI. ond Mlo. lay
arc so• to1 aGih• and 254 Scba~de1, 218 34th St., .1 Weat Ncwpoat. fo1 cha die~. • • ~cloy, July 17
Temple Sh&lon , 617 W. . Girl -M1 . and M_u. Wil·
Hamilton SL, Cou.a Men ham Hoi~ 504 Ozch1d Ave.,
will be the aettina roa a Corona del Mar.
"aala diaeocbeque" dance Boy -Mr. and Mn. J ohn
at 1 p.m. Satutday, Aua. 12, Miller, 403 J11minc Ave.,
aponaored by the Youna Co~on• del Mar. . .
Couplet Club. All p1oceedt Gul -Mr. and Mn. W1lham
will ao to cbe Temple Shaton Fcuy, 269 Oale SL, Cotta
buildina fund. Men.
Dinner, Luncheon, Cocktails & Atmosphere
of Southem California's fine ••••to,,.o,nts
Easy to reach from anywhere
Pal i sodes Road , Bock Boy
Tu•Nay, July 11
Gi1l -MI. and Mu. O,u·
lea Foatct~ 1332 Santiaao
Dr ., Dover Shorei.
Boy -M1. and Mu. Calvin
Mclau&hlin, 2616 Redl1nda
Dr., Cotta MCIIL
Boy -MI. and Mu. Em oat
Kimmo, 457 Elmhuut Lane,
Cotta Men.
Boy -Mr. and Mu. Lealie
Thompton, 3021 Cleveland
Ave., Cotta Meta.
Gill -Mr. and Mu. Bruce
Tatter, 141 Ami101 Way,
Eau Bluff.
Girl -Mr. and Mn. hmet
Kemper, 32S E. 191h SL,
Cotta Mna.
Girl -Mr. •ut Mit. J-.s
Ootoa, 92.5 Maaellan Ave ••
Cotta M .. a.
w ..... doy. Joly 19
Girl -Mr. and M11. Larry
Bu1anen, 2427 None Ave.,
Colla Men.
Boy -Mr. and Mn. Ricb·
ard Bale, 2124 Sbomboli
Rd., Colla Mua.
Oirl -Mr. and Mu. An-
thony Wlacb, 900 Sea Lane,
Corona del Mal.
Thunclay, July 20
Gill -Mr. and W-11. Rich·
atd Guy, 216 Albert Pl.,
Cotta Men.
Girl -Mr. and Mu. Ehon
Dcnamore , 811 Paularino
Ave., Cotta Meta.
Boy -Mr. and Mra. Peter
Karal, 2039 Olarlc SL ,
Costa MOIL
Boy -Mr. and Mra. Jamca
Meade, 1724 Tuatin Ave.,
Co1ta Men.
Girl -MI. and Mn. J ouph
Juranick, 2133 Elden SL ,
Co lla Men.
Friday, July 21
Boy -Mr. and Mu. Andrew
Trujillo, 641 Victo1ia SL,
Cos ta Mesa.
Girl -Mr. and Mr a. Mich·
ael Junkint, 313 17ch Pl.,
Cotta Men.
Boy -Mr. and Mu.Howard
Blown, 2406 Minuteman,
Cotta M01a. ·
ot Clyde Zulch show roam .
ExhibitiJig Artists
DALE LOGAN HILL
WADE ZINT
ROGER ARMSTRONG
MARILYN SEELAND
NEIL BUTCHER
EDGAR PAYNE
REYNOLD BROWN (F·A.I.F.A.)
PAUL DIBERT
CLYDE ZULCH
SCULPTORS .
HY FINK
HAROLD WAKEMAN (A.I.F.A.)
• II CM 111111 . Spa opens
1h lloiWor llooltll ..._ a wlolat n.y '"" beollo P .. ~Mill _. -· olo ~ l0o . .,., hvo • _...it)' to
oa&ed. Ill 2* H•ltel 81Yd., hep lheir au c. yeu
Coea ...... I• •• o,e., •111:1U4f.
.-.. •• •bd 18 •h Jal'l)' Joiuaaoa, 1D111a111
.... ill o. ... O..tr. ·a. ol ... •••ly _ ... opa,
lldoa -IoLII• lalut ~oa--allr-uiODdod·•
ii _.. ClbaiDUiaa •actt-laritaUc.ti to men end women
....... .,. llu bot -'•• of lha Harbor Area to vitit
al ._.., wlaera llftPOI&td lbe aew bealdt end beauty
..U•&l 1Pria11 wa&el: bee'"" chab, which i1 open from e4 • 1 ...,.,.,. of 101 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. week· ..... , P••• 1 ] miau&e day a, with abt,rter houu on
....... ol fMDa·a •rt•..aa SI1Urdaya and Sunday 1. .... ,
For tk)' boat too Holldoy ---------
lpe oll'era dae iaf1..,ed ••a 1001a. wlteralbe ~
per~e r•ae• from 160 to
110 ........ bat •• bami<lo
i~ ia aero, Ia dt.e ultr ...
C.llln Y•r Wont AIJ
...... 1 ......
613.o550
' NEII!OIIT HAIIII!R Ellll!i
Am llCTIOII --P.l
lliURSOAV, JULY 27,1111
OOIIJIIA D£L liAR, CALIF.
ff.':ifll:f'A,.
Our•dy att•cllaa the
chaplaia orlea&ation coune
at"Muwell Air PotcOBau,
A1a.,_e, it ltt Lt. Bdward
A. BeCkttrom, • araduate
o( Newport Harbor Hiah
School. He received hi t
B.A. dearee in 1960 from
Califomia Sllto Colleae at
Lona Beach and hit B.D.
Doaree from Pacifi c Lu·
cheran Thooloaical Semi-
nary, Berkeley, in 1964.
Chaplain Beckltrom it che
ton of Mr. and Mrt. Knute
Bechtrom of lUlu. Hit
wire it from Lon& Beach.
----Micbool Colao
JonoPoado
Jaha P. Law
DialwuiCmoll
Robin Hooks
Paye Dauway
"HIIIIIY MIOII"
BIO
Michael Caiae
, Shelley Winten
"ALFil"
You are cordially invited to visit The Irvine Ranch Information Center where larse-scafe
maps and displays visualize for you The Sia·Part World of The-Irvine Ranch. Also diapleyed
are Iodian artifactl and historic memorabilia to acquaint yo u with Orange County'• colorful
beritqe and traditions. Many special events such u en, photograpby and sculpture abows
are alto be&d at this unique .. front door" to The Irvine Ranch. Additionally, all visiton can
compece, without obliaation, for a weekend holiday for two at the Newponer Inn. Cootest
winnen are named each month.
Tbe Irvine Ranch Information Center is located off the Santa Ana Freeway at Myford Ra.d:
3mileooutofTUilin.lti>openfrom9:00A.M. to S:OOP.M. 7 days a week. No oclmlaion clwp.
THE IRVINE COMPANY
•
l' JUDITH BLAND (F·A.I.F.A.) •. ·---.....
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"UP1111-STAIICAII"
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W!LL!AII R. MASON of Lido
Isle, president of the Irvine
co., announced the new
pi¥~• tor Newport center at
Friday's press conference
at the Newporter lnn.
o1 *" Jnoloo c~.:~_·;:::::.,~:~
C....,, ud ..Witional teaantl
-6ll2oOICII dovoi ..... nl.---
Willilm Maaoa, pculdent of the Irviu Co., 11•• a pte•
•iaw ol what be called ooe of the bige1t denlopa~~tntl
le loQibem Califomia and the laraoat under coattruction
Ia OriDII County. -
He .. u..s attention to the 7 .. tory medical buiktia.a,
opeaina ant month; Paahion Square, proparina for ita_
paD4 openlna in September; the 9-story Irvine Buiktiq,
dte beaianina of a financial center. He announced the
eipina of a lease for Edwuds Newport Cinod,a, and
nporied that future plans also include a cultural coa.ter,
ldditional bo&ela and apartments, a commercial center
orionled to recreational neoda, and, hopefully, the llOW
civic center for tho City of Newport Beach. ·
Mr. Mason aavo hia report at a prou conforonce hold
at the Newpor_ter IM. A col«-slide swrrnary of Newport
Centet plannina was presented by Ray Watson, Irvine Co.
vico"1Qiident, land development. Then, at the pound
twcakina aitc, the propam wu continued by AI Auer,
director of real estate for the Irvine Co.
A colodul feature of the ceremoniea wu the appearance
of i.n oxcart, drawn by oxen and carryina coatwned u-
noritu. The oxcart aho delivered a replica of an old
· Speniab acachest. Pbotopaphs, hiatoric mapa, booka
about the Irvine Ranch, a belt with the S brandt uaed on
the ranch, Irvine Ranch chain or title, and copiea of
local newapapers, includina the Ensian. were placed
in the cheat, which waa then buried in a time capsule
vault.
New theater to be buib
Jlll'llt Edwuda Jr., retident and a luae screen that will
of Newport Ia land and preai• accommodate the otferinia
dent of Edwardt Theatre in Cinemaacope, Todd·A.O,
Circ:Wt Inc., haa tisned a 7-mm and tbe D·UO All 'ilA:viiOiro of leue with tho Irvine Co., for Purpote Projection Syatom.
e;::~,·~P:~~;;;"r::'!~;:~.!; a theater aite on the eaatem Ope nina or Newport Cinema d, division periphery of NewP?" Center it acbeduled ea.tly nut
NEWPORT
BEACH
I()(
f th 1 · c e le ed Or.· at San Mtpel Or. year. 0 e rv•ne o., r v w Thlt new theater, to be At the Irvine buildina ARTIST'S CONCEPTION depicts the urban atmosphere along th~ perl· Fashion Island. High rise financial, pro fession al and comm ercial bull da
the history of land planning known aa Edwardi Newport ar0undbreakin1, the apoc· phery o·f circular Newport Center Drive, vr.t.ich enci rcles the 75-acre ln gs will be spaced along ttle outside circumference of the roadway.
fo.r the Ir vine ranch, and, Cinema, will be a l,JSG-teat tators were to 1pot lhe ~~;;~~;;~~;;~;;;;;;~~;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;:::::-w•th the assistance of puD--abowplace located on 1 Cinema location by notina •
lie relations director Wll-41ere sit; not fu from tho collection or briaht.obued
liam L. Aldr ich, presented ~leal buildina. The tl balloont. Tho balloona were
colored s li des of the New· million cinema will feature not in view, however, be·
port Center development. road ahow enaaacments of cauac the britk afternoon
major productiona and other wind had blown them away.
motion pictur e1 in advance • • •
of aeneral release, ac· • fiMAHOAL PLAlA
ccrdina to Mr. Edwards. Tho 9-storylrvine buildinJ,
-'Technical and conuruction at Newport Center Or. and
featuret will include lounaor-Santa Rou Or. neat the
loae chein, apecial aound already completed medical
and 'projtction equipment, buHdina, will be the focal
&it CODditiODiDJ IDd headna, (Conlinutd on p•• 4) 1
~ __ .._
THIS q-.STORY Irvine buil ding will be th e nucleus of
Newport Financial Plaza, which will house finance--
oriented firms in a 1&-acre complex. The Irv ine Co.
headquarters will occupy 3 floors of the q.-story build-
ing.
.9th ·H. J. GARRETT
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EDWARDS NEWPORT CINEMA-to be located on Newport Center Or. at San Miguel Rd.
THIS MEDICAL BUILDING Is the first high rise structure in. Newport Center.
The 7-story bu ild ing, to open in August, is the first un it of the medical
plaza, wh ich will complement the Financ ial Plaza and the commerdal and
residentia l development in the Center .
BELOW : The varied land uses in the 622·acre New oort
Center are shown in th is sketch. The Irvine Coast
Country Club and the New po rter Inn developments are
included with in the Center. Additional hote l, motel and
residential pr ojects are planned for the a rea inland of
the Newporter Inn.
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BIBLE SCHOOL LESSON
Tile Lord'• sower IDitituted -
ua II:NI
lr Dl. JAMI$ I . IIMMIT
JUDAS, THE TlAilOR
Thty ·~~ all eatinc out of a ca:D·
mon dish in the spirit of true fdlow-
ohip aDd all ..... phy.aiiy clooe "' 1-. aDd all hod the. oame oppor·
tanity IO< loyalty to H1m -bat -wu a traitor. His emiroumeat did
1101 ... Juclu. And J-a empba-
oioed tbia by ayiac, "He tl1ot dipp<lh
... --.... ill tbe dish, tbe-..... betDy .... • Thea be ~ that
He .-Jd be crucified aDd would rile
.... u it hod -p<ophooie<l of
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SIX AUTOS III'IOL VID
II IIIWOIT caAJH
A Har colllaioe Ia ._.
pn to bumper beach tramc
occurred a& 11: U a.m. Fri-
day. July 21, onNewpon
81Yd,, oorth ol Via Lido,
Lido SltoPI Area, when tM
aouth-bound c:ar ol DoaaWI
J-Dellliat of Rowlud Heiabta
ttruc:k I IOU&b-bound Cit
atopped on the boulevard by
driver Moll M. •Barton, 2290
Channel Rd ., Balboa.
Damaae .. timat ed at leu
than UOO wat done to tho
other 4 cau, driven by War•
rem MeOonald or Garden
Grove; Held f!. Lyle, fu
Via Jucar, Lido lale; Larry
Roach of Ri veu ide; and
Duane Kina or Los Anaclea.
19th Annual
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tllJbf 26-88
PAIIGIOUNDS
Costa MeiCI
HOUI SHOWS
Tue., W..t., Thurs.
I'" ··" IRA . CHAMPIONIHII'
RODIO
Sat. & Sun.-2 p.m.
frl. I Sot.-I p.m.
TEEN DANCES •
9·12 p.m . NlghHy
Sunday 4-7 p.m.
IIG JUNIOI FAll
UVmOCK AUCTION
AucHon frlchly, July 21
IIJO '·"'·I 640 p.m.
fl-?ff H/\W/\111\N
HI)J 101\Y') . . . . ' . . . . . .
Mrs, J~ w_,.. Rush (lernle AI._ photo.)
Betty · French is bride
ofJohn Wayne Rush
Betty Jane French of
Newport Shores and J ohn
Wayne Rush of West New•
port exchanaed maniaae
vows in a double ring cere-
mony Saturday afternoon,
July 22, at St. Edmund's
Episcopal Church in Pasa~
dena. The Rev. Gary Jay
Ada ms officiated at the
wedding ceremony.
The bride, wh o u the
dauahter of Mr. and Mu.
DeWiu H. French Jr. p f
Dallas, Tens, wote a caac·
like dress or chantilly lace
appliqued on silk illusion
ne t and uimmed with peau
de soie. Her Oowen were
ona del Mar Aerved as best
man. The Ushers were Doua
Oroeaman and Bob Law of
Newport Beach, Ri chard
Nadelman of Altadena, and
Oscar Alvarez of Lona
Beach.
The reception was held in
lhc minot room or the Hun-
tinaton Sheraton Hole! in
South Pasadena. The bride's
mother received gue sts in
a yellow s ilk s hantung
dress and coat with matc h-
ina acceuorie s. The bt ide·
groom's mother wore a pink
crepe dreu with pin k lace
j acket. Their rJowers were
whi te orchids.
cascading white orchids After a hone ymoon trip to
and s tephanotis. Mr. French Puerto Vallarta in \1exico,
aave his daughter in mar-the newl yweds will make
riaae. their home at 420 Luaonia
Mu. Barbara Kalan of St., Newport Shores.
West Lafayette, Ind iana, The bride is a graduat e of
the bride's sister, was the Byran Adams Hiah School.
mat ron of honor. The bridu· The bridearoom, who is the
ITiaids were Joyce Ream of son of Mrs. Wayne Rush of • 8 . "··-•• p Costa M.eu; Carolyn aume iJUUu-• ,f .~•adtn.a and the
o( Beacoa Bay,. and Jan iateMr. Rush': is a paduate
Brown of Corona del Mar, of Loa Anaelea State Col-
and Candi Brownell of El lcae and is teachina at
Toto. They wore aowna of Maanolia Hiah Schoo l in
yellow chiffon over yellow Anaheim. He is taking gra·
crepe. duate work at Long Beach
John C. Brown Ill of Cor-State College.
Vikings to hold luau
The Coast Vikina Club
will hold a luau at 7 p.m .
Saturday, Aua. S,at the
Ebell Club, ~IS W. Balboa
Bl vd., Balboa. Members
and auests will dress in
colorful shirts, mumu 's or
what have you,
Arter the meetina a ntm
abo ut Tahiti and Hawaii
will be shown by Mrs. Ray
Be itman .
Members ate asked to
br in& white elephants to
the meetinJ to stock the
booth at the all state pi c-
nic in Costa Mesa Park on
Aug. 20. The articles are
to be turned in to Mrs. Ray
Nie lsen Of Mrs. Haniet
Annin. These items can be
jewelry, knick·knacka,
books, article s fm a grab
bag Of bazaar. \tone y r8ised
will go for scholarshi p and
Orange County Associati on
for Retarded.
A rummage sale is planned
for fall . The Ladies Auxil·
iary has been busy th is
summer sewing scuffs for
the Veterans Hospital 1n
Long Beach.
A traveling basket of
&ood ies headed by ~trs .
Annin turned in enough
money to buy an electric
sander-arinder, wh ich was
presented to the Orange
County As sociation for re-
tarded children.
The happiest
drive-in convenience
an ybody'•
thought of yet ...
MRS. WILLI411 H. COE of
COfona del Mar, accountant
lor Poclflc VIew M•morlol
Park,hasbeen elected 1967·
68 president of the Orange
County chapter of the Ameri-
can Society of Women Ac·
countonts. Sh• will be on
the program for the S eptem-
ber meetlrtg of women ac-
countants and womtn CPA's
ln Portlill'td, Ore gon. She
wi II speak 1on '1Cost control
tor' small business." (Peter·
Z.ll. Singer photo.!
TV AUTO
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"""'mpbe/1 -Middaugh
betrothal announced
Mn. Dorothy Hardcaule
fll Corona de I Mar an-
.-ounces the enaaaement or
her dauahter, Lola Camp-
a..ll, to Ray 'II. Middauah,
IGft-ol Mr. and ~.. Ray
Middauah, of Balboa Penin-
sula.
if'hc couple met 1 ii yuu
110 when she wu hi• u•
cretuy ll Laaana Pedetal
5avlnat and Loan A.un. Mt .
Middauah i1 now the owner
or Ha•k Hnterpriau or San
Juan Capistrano, and Lola
is 18cretary -ror~acco
Realty.
The weddina will be in
October and &he couple will
re1 ide in Dana Point.
on velvet to be shown TH E ENGAGE MENT of Myra
''Velvet•" by RaiDh Me· on a·trip to Hawaii, he w~s Belnap to William Aus tin of
Intyre of Laauna Hill• Lei· rascinat ed by &he paintings Costa Me sa has been an·
aute 'world will be eahibited by Leete a o( Tahiti, 00 n ounc~d b~ the parents of
durina .\uaust at Mutual velvet, and 1ince thai time the bnde-to-be, Mr. and Mrs.
Savina• and Loan Auocia-hu concentrated his work Denis Belnap of Corvallis,
&ion, 2867 E. Coast Hwy., to ~et. _ J)!fgQfl . The young people
Corona del Mar. When not' enjoyina paint· are both 3rd year students
He 1tarted paintina about ina, hi1 other love-travel at Oregon State Universi ty
194 5, inspired by therealis--keeps him busy. He main· in Corvallis, whe re Myra is
1 tic work of Norman Rock· tain1 •n active association a me mber of Zeta Tau AI·
well. It all started as a wi th World Travel Co. or pha soror i t~ and Bill is at·
hobby, but soon became an Santa Ana, and haa con· tending the college of engi·
avocation as requests for ducted tours all over the neering. Bill , a graduate of
his work 1feW. He studied world . N ewport ~arbor Higt1 School ,
under Chriuian von Sch---:~--:::-=-::~~==:-is th e son of Mr . and Mrs .
neidan at the Business Call in Your Wont Ad Corydon C. Austin of 347
Men's Art Institute in Lo1 673.0550 22nd St., Cos ta Mesa.
Anaelea for a time. In 1955,
NOW
~o,..·, ah er 3 yroars of plan ning
an d construc fion. the lus:urious
Holiday Health Club is co mp ll."te !
:\ comp l eu~ health -beauty
dub exclusively for a select
Mem bership o f 'l'omtn and Meo
·.,.ho are not sati sfied .,jth less
thall perfection . CreatC'd by the
founders of. the
coast to co as t chain of
Holiday Hnhh Spas!
Our Modem Scudioa ... cwpeted, Mirrored_.
luurioualy ••iFed in chJVtU aod Ieath•
rrrue ha•e bftn pl•nrd wilh one pal in
•.i.nd ... to aiw you •ui•• ~-lea in a
•ini .... ti.~.
n11nn n
The
E-X-C-L-U-S-1-V-E I
Thr wondrrful Sauna See .. Bath for
relief fro. nrr?OUs trnsion , fatiaur
and buai.ne-11 prr11unr:s .•. Natu~·•
fine~ lrMwn .rlhod for efficient
clunaina of Min du"•· Lta'tU you
rrlued ... ift•i,orar:ed ... rcfrtahtd.
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NEWPORT HARBOR ENSIGN
SEOOIIO SECnOII - -Pill !
THURSDAY. JULY f7~ to llliiA O(L IIAit, f.
You con depwtd on us
for corefu~ quality IOI.In-
dering. And regordleu
of the weather, you car~
olway s depend on our
prompt, 4S.hour urvice.
VALET CUllED
Ju•t C.U 01 S·OSI&
:U31 I. COAIT IIIWAY.
co•o•A na. MAll
FINE FURNIT!lRE-DECORATING SERVIC"
Amazin&ly ... it costs less when
you plan The. Islander wayf
HI Bay•ide, Newport Beach -4 673·1620
OPEN
VISITOR .-; WELCOME
DROP lr\ OR C \L L
47 Rema w1n,l: PrefC'rr C'd Mem berstu ps
v.•JI! be offe-red
to the next 4~ mn1 ilnd wom C"n
9o·ho mak e" applicar ion .
IF VOL' ARI·
L'S ED TO Til E "8f5T"
OON'T WAI T'
The Spa (Hyd.,.S.irl Pool) A,.., Eoclu·
•i.-e ... dittct &o. &trope ud P ...........
Rdas: ln ap«ci•l MMI ftlt Hot ftit~
inJ Niftr•l WaC~t t rq»lodu •aainat , ..
to aiw you lht nry ran-eat ia Mod~tta H,..
dtotbft111P.Y . St.L.ulau:a cmirt ._. .... ,a
ciraalatory .,-act•. Offcra reU.ef ,_
anhritia, rt.tu.aci••· du •4 ,.; ...
COSTA--MESA 549-3368
2)00 IIAJUIOit BLVD., HA itiiOJt SHOPPING CENTEit, CDSTA MESA
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Newport Center story
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(eo.\&inued ffo/1'1 pqe l) Irvine bui ldina a& the comer
point ot a complete financial or Newpott Cenlet Or. ·and
-loa. San "li auel Or. A l k ""Y
The around fl oor will be otrice bui ldina wilt be COO"' ~~:t:::t by Security Piut 1tr ucted near the m.tl be• Bank, Newport tween the twin buildinJi o
Savina• and Loan Future plans call (Of at
o\lan. -.nd stoc brobraae lcast4 other majorluuctuttl
'fi rma. Thou .i nclude Oellll in the Financial Plaza.
:Wi t ter & Co., Lester Ryons .t • '• •
Co., and C1owtl ll, Weedon & • MEDICAL BUILDING
Co. Of these S fi rma, all but Cutbn1 of a mauivc ri b-.
~canWitteJ now have on ices bon on the med ical bu i ldina
1n Corona .del Mar. . was ac comp li'a hed duri na the
Th.o h.vme Co. w11l et• afternoon ceremonies in tho
tabh sh 1ts corporate head· tent at the Irvine buildina
quarters on the 5th, 6th and site.
7th flooll. Leasing s pace AI Auet, diu ctot of ·real
fot othct firma is available es tate for the ltvine Co.,
on 1he tem ainina rloon . gave the cue, and a coloted
The s uuctut e, of whi te (la1e at the groundtncakina
concrete . and gr~y sol ar 1ite pJovi ded the sianal for
alass, wtll con tam mote the "world'• lonaes t ribbons
th an 140,000 square feet or cuuina."
INSURANl:E ... Ooot space. Tota l inves t· The 7·s toty, S4.2 mil lion ,------------~ men t is estimated a t S4.2 bui ldina is the firs t to be
mi ll ion. The top 7 stories .. ons uuctcd on the periphery
wil l be cantilevered out be· of Newport Center 01 ., which
yond the fint 2 stories on encircles Fashi on Island.
massive horizontal beams Openina is sched1uled fot
s upp01 ted by ~oar ing.vetti c.al Augus t.
FOR AL.L. OF YOUR
INSURANC E NEIEOS
ROBERTSON -SADLEIR
INSU RANCE
333:1 E. COast Hw.r.
columns . Th 1s des 1gn Will Cn the gr ound floor wi II
FUNERAL DIRECTORS ... -ai ve a "fl oatina" effect to be a phar macy , hospital and
.-----------~ the ~n ti re ~truct ur~ and wi ll surai cal supply facilities,
prov 1d ~ •. htgh pottlco atound X·n y lab and a dis pensing
tile butl~mg. . optician. The oth et 6 (loon
Corona del Mat -67J.:1U O
BALTZ
MOR TUA RIES
1741 SUPERIOR AVE.
COST A MESA
Midway b·2424
3520 E. COAST HI WAY
CORONA DEL MAR
ORiole J-<U 50
Sir~u 1942
f riendly Nei&'hborhood
Service
BELL BRO ADWAY
MORTUARY
110 Broadway
U 8-3433, 8·3434 Costa Mesa
Weslcli!Jff Chapel
e.!'!·l'!ll·~ -427 E. 17ttt ST.
COSfA MESA ........
~ seu es of 14·foot h1gh will be occupied by some 75
sculptured pane ls by Tom doct01s ' off ices.
Van Sant, will be set in the T · d · 1 d . enants to ate 1nc u e ex teiiOI wall or the ground c • J h Cl ' . outtney "' a nz tn-fl oor, representtng elements . 1 L bo N . h h' r I . Cl& a t &tOiy, ewport 10 t e IS(OIY 0 IVI nt ·
R h d 0 C Center Pharm acy and Supenot anc an tange ounty. 0 ti 1 ,..
Consuuction will begin ~h ca ""0 8o ()()()... 4 t
next month, and the building e • . square 00
.11 " d r struc ture , of re mforced con-WI ue tea y ot occupancy .1. W'll' L cre te, ut1 1zes cqncre te ex-
next . s ummer. 1. tam · te1ior wall sec ti ons in dua l
Perena & Associates are 1 both d 1 "-. . ro e as span te ~am s the destgneu. Reptesenu ng a d h a 1 • d'
th P . r· n s eer p ne s. " 18-e eretta u m as paftner t' · d · d ·1 ·
in charge of the proj ect is thmcuve.d esLBJlr eta• 15 . e WL e too overhang James H. Langenhe1m, A. I.A. d " " 1. h
I . pene Uate uy s .. y tg t Jack GeOI'ge, 1\ .. A., LS • open1ngs. ptoject atchitect. C d ""od th The financial complex, to ausey an JVt ~5 are e
" k N F ' de \ elopers . The bulld•n& was ue nown as 1 ewpoH man• . · 1 PI 'II 1 II designed by Burke, Kober, c1a aza, w1 even ua y . .
include a 16-acle c luste1 of Nl~ol aLS & Archu l~ta, .ar.-
buildings for fi nance-oriented c.hJtectuu l and englneellng
films. 1\ twin building will rum.
be loc ated adjacent to the
.r C:HIJIRC: ES .r
Jl~ ~ Qlltun~-
3262 I~Vad Str.._,, WnPoWJ1;;tllh ·
A F,u ~trtd l~td~pnrJifrt
Co11gregational Chris tian Churr:h
The R~v. John Pridonoff, minister
Sunday Service and Church School at 10:00 a.m.
Nursery core provi ded Piton&: 6.0·27~
F irst Baptist Church
of Costo M~s o
lhpti..;! fld>l .. h·llo"'"'hip
tmli'peml.-nt /Jd,f., lfapti ~f
An o & Magnolia Sts.
Dr. P.G. :-oh:umann, pastor
SG~DAY SERVICES
'1:~5 a .m. Sunda} Schnol
I:UIJ a.m. \k,rn ing W''m,,hi,,l
6:Ull p.m. Training l,;nions
7:UV p.m. Evening w,,"h;nl
A TTEHD THE CHURCH
OF YOUR CHOICE
REGULARLY
FIRST 8 .-\PT IST Cllt.;RCH
fSutJtlt n n )
Corona dl'l Mar
Coast HW). at \lac Arthur
Pas t<•! Hnwau.l E. Willjams
«EWORT HAMOR BIIGII
SEIXIID SlCftOII --Pill 4
l!IUR$0AY, JULY ll, 11&7
alllliiA DEL liAR, CALl f .
JOYCE MARIE CO MP.TON receives
com pliments from Costa Mesa Mayor
Willard Jordan, left, and Kennett) E.
Hultgren, Orange Coun ty Safety Coun·
cil exe cutive direc tor, at a luncheon
hel.d in her honor at Ph ilco-Ford Cor-
poration, in recognition of her winning
a 1%7 Mustang in the "Safe Dri ving ln·
centiv e Program for Young Americans"
sponsored by Ford Motor Company . Th e
large blow--up photograph of Joyce in
the Mustang was pres ented lo her at the
luncheon . She is the daught er of John
Compton, plant secu rity supe rviso r at
the Aeronutronic Division.
HAMI LTON L. HA TOK, left, 21 4'h 351h Sl., West
Newport, is a ne w graduat e of the Edison Company's
hydraulic test sc hool. Presen ting diploma is Dwa ine
McNulty, superv isor of tra ining. Mr. Hatok, with Edi·
son since January, 19bb, is an au to serviceman in
Santa Ana .
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laellter Drenes & >r>•"'''w '""l
Acce ssories an-d Gifts
N•wporfer Inn OR 5-1700
Westc/Hf Plaza Ml 2-2444
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21t10 w. Cont Hwy., N.a .
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Co~ota Mesa
BONUS HOURS
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open Monday through Thursday
9:00 AM to 5:00 PM
FRI DAY
9:00 AM to 6:00 PM
cosr" MESA 1 210 Eut 17th s~r .. ,
M •mbor Fodor~l Oopoa.t ln•u'~""" Co•ptH~I<OI'l
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Corona del \lat
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DAY & NIGHT
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7:20p.m. Bible Stud)
A:UU p.m. Prayer \1eeting
Phone 6 7 3-ft626 '
SU tiOAY SCHOOL ••• , 9rU ""'
MORHlHCi WORSHIP •• 11t00 ""'
f;.VENINCi WORSHIP •• 7r00 ,..,
WEDNESDAY SERVI CE h15 ,...
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F.~~~~~~~~~~ 169 .50 Coli "8•"'1'" Lutheran O.urch
Of th• Mos ter
Luth•ran
Church in Ameri ca
2~00 Pacifi c View Dr.
Corona del ~lar , Califmni
Dr . Willi am R. Eller
Phone: ORiole 3-5022
R:·F> .1.m .. Family \\nr ... htp
9 ·.\'> «.m .. C.h1.1rrh :-'r hool
11 :00 a.rn .. Fr stiH' "nro;h ip
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f'ENTRAL
BI BI..E
P•,..•r of rio• Hol1 Spirit
Sunoloy Sch.,.l 9 "•"'·
M•,..lng W•o•hlp l01l O "'"'' IEw onlntJ So••lc• 7 ,,..,, w.o .. uJ•~ &lbl• Study
•nol ,.,..,., 7 P•"'•
Mun ory olurlnt •••vic••
A full \'o ath Pro1nm
of Or•••e ••d 2Jrd s,,
Coata Mesa
,,,,., H.(. J.,.,.,
Christian Sc ienc•
Services
tlKST CHURCH Of"
CHRIST, SOENTIST
3303 Via Lido
Newpott Beach
SUNDAY SCHOOL
9: 15 "·"'· •ncl II "·"'· SUNDAY SE RVICES
9: IS -II "·"'·
WEDNESDAY EVENING
MEE TINC. 8 , .....
READING ROOM w••" doy •: 9 "·"'· -5 P·"'·
W..tnoaoloy: 9 •·"'· • 7:•5 P·"'·
Tuo aoloy onol Frod ol':
9 "·"'· -5 P·"'·• 1·9 P·"'·
S..nol•y: 1 p.,.., -4 •·'"·
SI:COND CNVItCN OF'
CNIUST. 5C1ENTIST
NtwpOJ I Be ach at
COJona dtl Mat
)8]q East Coast lh1hwa)·
SUNDAY SCUOOL 9: IS •·"'·
SUNDAY SE RVICE 11 •·"'·
'4'EDNESDAY EVEN ING
MEETING I!OO •~r"'·
READ ING ROOM -
Mutu al Buildi ng
2863 East Coast Hiahway
Mon. • S111. 10 a.m. to ~p.m.
Thur~day t>vf!'ninjl" -1 10 9
'r'ou arc c01'd1allv 1n vited 10
11\tnd Chur ch sf:rv1 cU and
to ust the ·Rtadina Room.
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t HE AMERI C AN L U THER AN CHURCH
8:00a.m. to q:oo a.m. -Fillf'llly Worship Ser1vjce •.
q:l 5 .. ,.. ID 10:15 a.m. -Family Sludy St sslon.
10:30 a.r:1. 1o li:JO a.m.-Fam ily ~J<>rsh l p Strvlce.
11le lie¥. -G. BlolO, P •l«
1\e Rev. Oeorae J. Buadiec:ker, Vi 1itation Pattor
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JOH N BROM.flEL D of Newport Beach, lc.nown through-
out the TV worl d as "The Sheriff of Cochise," toolc.
advantage of the hottes t run of barracuda in local
wat ers in years to bring back a limi t of big "logs"
while fishing from the Fu ry II out of Davey's Locker In
Newport Beach.
Supervisors finish course
Si xt een Newporl Be a'ch
municipal a uperviaot~ have
successfu lly completed a
3~onth cou11e in effective
supervisory Pf&cti ccs, it
was announced this week by
Harvey L . Hutlbw t, ·city
manaaer. Participantl at·
tended week ly seminar
shop sessions wh ich covet•
ed all aspects of s upcr-
visina municipal activi ties.
James P. DeChline, ad""
mi nis tr ative auistant to
the city manaaer, comdina-
ted lhc •od:ly seminar dis-
cuuions. The 16 are Ill
followt: Jon 0. Schcxle ,
police officer: Me l•in L.
Hau,e, unior buildina in-
spec∨ Ita,...,.. OlwYif,
senior lll•pard; William H.
Mill•. •••i• life111Ud;
Jack A. Oi-.llo,..., pork
foreman; Robert M. Granaer,
recreation 'uperviaor; Got·
don Kilmer, park attendant;
Marvin L. Morton, equi ~
me nt mechanic foreman ;
Kenneth Means, refuse
foreman; John Bamford,
ttaffi f: painter foremen;
Ra lph Bonds, ceme nt finish-
er; William B. J ordan, car-
penter: Oildardo R. Oomet.,
contttUction foreman; Jack
Beckwith, utility aide;
Stanley Peteraen, parlrina
meter foreman; Henry Tepl, ••t er and sewer mainten•
ance leadman.
• They received d'lei r In•
temational City Manaaeu
Aun. c:ertifiealu ot como-
pletioa from Mayor P••l
Gnabn et Monday en nin1' •
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lMUIISOA_!LJULY 27,1167
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STATE IOIIIIP
ltJ Snllfor .b .. SdnJia
• my first teiSion
IIEIIBERS of lhe Snug Harbor to 23 lbs. Catch was made &a
leais lature l yeau
aao, I spent much or a quiet
Lincoln'• birthday in my
Capitol olfice readin& tho
report on the ''pilot study"
(or a ptoaram called "corn--
penutory education.'' '""'
sponsors and s upporters of
thit proaram auumed that
penons or limited financial
means are unabiC to acquire
an adequate education ror
themselves or their chil-
dren, either by their own
efforts or by makina use of
our uistina public educa•
tional system.
Association of Newport Beach.
show off first significant albacore catch
of the year for Newport Harbor -48 of
the longflns ranging in weight from 10
Mile Bank from the chatter boat Patrician
out of Davey's Locker In Newport Beach.
The chase for ttle albles Is now in full
swi ng,
Local artist$_ featured
Works oC 11 wetl.oknown
area artists will be exhib-
ited durina Auaust in
Mariners Library, Corona
del Mar Library and Newport
~=.! Beach Libuty. ·
The fine arts cOOrni tlee or
=:.;::.I) the Junior Ebell Club or
Newport Beach h&a invited
all those aolected as their
.. artiat of the month" fot
PO ... &YMIAISCAIUU
NOW AT
1710 NEWPORT 1L VD.
PH. 646-9ll3t.:oata Mttaa.
the past year to show 3 ot
4 or the ir recent paintinas.
Thou participatina are:
Vi Watson, J oan Brandt,
Richards, Ototchen Williama,
'Zoe Smith, Alrtod Criufulli,
Julea Apamonte, RiveHa
Malinorr, Howard Folsom
and Barbara Klark.
I.L SAYIIIIH.DAI
APPIIAIRIS IIEIAIIED
Seven Newport Balboa
Savinaa 111d Loan Aaan. a~
praisers have been re-ap-
pointed by th e savings and
loan commi uioner.
The appraisers aie P.A.
Palmer, chainnan of the
board; President Aanes
Blomquist, one of the fe w
women apprai sen in !his
area; director Ralph P.
Maskey, vice--president
Spaldina B. Easlman, vice-
president and chief apprai s·
er Gordon Re«non, and ap-
prai aeu Frank Seienen
and Paul Silva.
Preston Twitchell, ..mose
previous appoinlment has
not ex pi red. is a! so an ap-
praiser from Newport Bal-
boa Savinaa.
Readina their "pilot" re•
port on Lincoln's birthday,
I was struck by ,the irony
of the fact that, by their
criteria, Abnh6m Lincoln
was a "disadvantaaed
child .. in need of "compen-
satory education. u But
Lincoln did his own com-
penaatina.
Contrary to so much fash-
ionable thinkina today, po-
ve rty is not an insuperable
ot even a particulatly for-
midable banier to success
for individuals determined
to succeed. Out country
was built, not by any pri-
vileaed clan, but by men
and women -immiarsnts
and children or immi1rants
-who came up fr om poverty
by their own effotts, with-
out askina anyone else to
.. compensate" for what
they lacked in the beain•
ninl!;.
Nevertheless, since 196S
compensatory education hu
become a major undeltakina
fEDERATIOH NAMES of Califotnia s tate Iovern·
N.B. AD EXECUTIVE ment. Several bills eJ:pand-
Mary Bennett, president of ing the program have ~en
Bennett Advertisina, New-passed th is year. Two mo re
came before the Senate port Beach, has been elected · 'd t (W te R Education Committee, of v1ce·presl en es m e· . aion) of the newly formed wh1ch I am a member, on
Ameri'hn "dvertisina Fed·· July 21.
eration.
income areas which ia al·
ready in uiatenco at Dish·
op, California. The princi-
pal objective or the Biahop
school seen -not to be
developina the mind or lm--t
provin& teachiga a kilts, but
compellina teachers to live
in poverty conditions in
orde~ to "leam wh~t ia
like... \
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The teacher, Jike the men-
tally sifted child, in a low-
income area should be 1eek·
ina bet\et ways to in1pire
hia auociatea and pupils
to rise out. of poverty, not
adaptina to it aa a way or
life sweetened by an oc-
casional dote of tax--money
''componaation."
PAL1L ANTHONY does his best to explain one of the
satirical assemblages In his exhibit of the \'Guggen·
head Collection of Humor In Modern Art,"belng shown
this week in South Coast Plaza's mall In Costa Mesa,
throu~ July 2q. This one Is by "Juan Gtease" and is
entitled "Robotic: Nude with Shipped Ge.r."
. THE REo U~~
The followin& "R~J. Line•j au.-d. The Soviets point 10 ties with the Europeari So--R~(wrt on communist pro-Lenin·• directive that com-ciali1t countries,'" is
pa&anda tactics was pre .. _ munists must always 1peak "aloaan'' which hu been
pared by the Cardinal Mind.J• "of the need to prepare for "ezploited" by the U.S.
unty Foundation, P.O. Box a revolutionary war in the ••u a means of ideoloaical
11321, St. Louis, Mjs.soun' event of the victory of so-action to cover up the true
63105. cialism in one counuy -Mth deaiana of imperialism."
capitalism still in existence Such "bridae buildina," the
The Kreml in's newest in the neiahborina coun-Kremlin directive says, is
psycho-warfare sloaan is tries." But Olinese-styl e part o( an "imperialist''
"buildina bridges." Soviet sloaans are "revolutionary plan "to suppress the world
propaaanda maaazines and phrases" at this period be· Socialist COfmlUni ty, to r~
newspapen are filled with cau"e Comnunism needs store the undivided rule of articles on the subject. The . the capitalist countries as imperialism." weekly \1oscow News (d1s· .. 11 -•• · d R -•· . . , S) · temporary a 1es 1n Of er e-..ma these words from U1buted here m the U. · IS h 1 c .. 'ld C · . h d' to e P oul ommun1am. the Soviets, can we delude devollna muc space to ts·· . . .
cussion of U.S.~.S.S.R. That is why, accordma to ouuelve_s 1nto be h~vina the
Soviet suatel)', today's slo-Communists are 101na to be trade. Typical of such ar·
ticles are "Real and Make-gans must pretend to pro-very cooperative once we
Believe 'Bridaes"'· in Mos·
cow News issue No. 9, and
interviews with pro--Red
trade advocates such as
U.S. industrialist, Cyrus
Eaton J r., who has formed
a pa rtnership with the
wealthiest famil y in Ameri-
ca , the Rockefellers, to pro-
mote trade with the com-
munis ts .
mOte cooperation -"build-1et our bridaes built to Mas-
ina bridges"-between non-_<~o_w_':_ _______ ,
convnunist and conununist
nations. As non-corrrnunist
nations help to build com-
corrmuni sm, they wi II also
abandon any plans to free
those nations from convnun-
ism. That is only loaical.
It was Stalin who invented
the first sloaan in this line
. in 1921: "peaceful coea.-
To communist psycho-war-istence." The "peaceful
fate experts, the sloaan couiatence'" \inc deve1ope4
"'buildina bridaes" ia one further as Red ";'~:~:~;~: step fotward from last year's such 81 Political
:'dialoaue with the conunun• World Man:iat Review,
1515," and two steps fot• . .
d r h R d , II , Ne'lll' T1mes usued a call for war rom t c: e s ca aor ... r 1 • ,. d1aloaues between corn-peace u c~J:ut~nce. . munists and non-corrrnun-
The speed With whi ch this ists.'• This call resulted,
clevercatch-vhrasehas been It' at 1 in brina;n1 about . b . . ld u 1m e y, PICked up y Opln!On~no • the fiut international '"dia-
en i~ ~overnment, ~e press, loaue" between communists
telev1510n ~nd rad1o, repre-and non-communists: the .
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If you ue a newcomer.
blow of a newcomer co
lhc Jlarbor Arc• who has
not been welcomed, 4D
her a fnor by caJiina tile
Hatbor Visitor between
I and tO a.m., and ... ~
wi II call ot1 yoat frin4
••ilh va luable informatir..1
and aifls from frieadly
bosincu fi""s whleh
stand ready 10 help her
become acquainted wi ltt
her ne,.. sunoundinas. '
THE HARIOI VISITOI
"'-•: HY "161
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UGAL MOTICE
She served u secretary of
tbe Fifth District, Adver·
tiaina .\uociatioo of the
West (recentfy merced with
Advettiain& Federation of
America) and hu served as
credentials chaitman for J
years. She was selected by
Oranae County -\dvettising
Club as 1961 advertisina
woman of the year and also
received the Marion Vilmu1e
Award for ;he most outs land·
ina conuibution by a woman
in adveJtis ina in 13 western
s tates.
LEGAL NOTICE
One of these set up a spe-
cial compensatory educa-
tion propam for "mentally
aifted diudvantaaed mi-
nots." The mentally aifled
child, above all, does not
need ''oompensation." He
hu a natural advantaae
over his fellowmen ; his
"disadvantaae," if any, is
solely economic . Fat fr om
limi,ting the mentally aifted,
ambitious chi I d's ability
and willingness to learn,
economic hllldship stimu-
lates the use of those qual-
ities to bette1 one's place
in life.
"The other "compensatory
education" bi II before the
Senate Education COO'IT'Ii t·
tee would establish special
trainina centets for tea-
chers involved in this pro-
pam. The !!tate director of
sents two g1ant steps ahead C , th S d r ~-. , . enter aor e tu y o U'l:l• for the communtst mtem_. . 1 · · • h' h . moc rat1 c nat1tuuons 11 -uonal movement. 1 bl ' . d "P . . 1 y~u 1c1ze acem 1n
For centunes 5 o~ans Terris" convocation held
have moved men and nallons . N y k C't
to action. Leaders of the 10 ew Of 1 y.
0 e
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compenutory education
could not point to any
fields or academic study in
which these centers would
provide better teacher train-
ing than the hither educa-
tional facilities we already
have. In practice, these
new trainina centen may
well resemble a uaining
schools for teachers in low·
5,150 ARE ENROLLED
IN SUMio!ER SCHOOL
Student summer school en•
rotlment teached S. 1 SO in
the Newport~iesa Unified
School Disuict, some lSO
more than were expected,
accordin& to Or. Norman
Loats, assistant superinten-
dent of insuuction.
The S290.700 pto&tam has
l,SS2 elementary studenu,
1,326 int etmediat e, and
2,081 hiah school students
participatina.
French Revolution cried: The "dialoaue" hne has
"Liberte, Eaalite, Frater-now advanced to "buildin&
nite," -Liberty, Equality, bridaes," --which realty
Fraternity -and French means buildin& world cont-'
blood boiled. Patrick Henry munism. Brainwashina the
told Kina George, "Give me American public to accept
liberty or give me death," the job of buildina Red
and the American re vo lution• bridaes is now fully under
aries were ready to follow way. The American press -
him. Reactin1 to slogans, and e'-pecially the New York
man y Americans ea&erly Times and the St. Louis
went to war-to "Remember Post-Dispatch -are pro--
the Maine,'" to "Make the moting "buildina bridaes"'
World Safe for Democracy," throuah uade euctly as U.S .
and to "Remember Pearl Comnunist Party boss, Gus
Harbor." Hall , predicted lhey would
No One is more conscious in the October. 196S, World
0f the importance of slo--Manist Re vie,...·. Other newa·
aans than the communists. papers are follo wina in line.
Lenin wrote exhaustively H 1 1 th . b. d th armony, or rea mutua on 1s su ~eel an on e · ·th th . . cooperallon w1 e com--Jmponance of USiftJ slogans · th -~ "L .. 'Id' . munut.s rou.,, oul 1n1 to further communut ~:oals. br.d .. · th 1 t th '
I "Th R 1 · 1 aes, 11 e as 1n1 n e evo ut10na.ry th K I' h . . d 111 . Phrase•• (a,·ailable in a e rerr.lft . ~· 1n min · II
brand new edition at an y c an be venfied by referrina
crnnunist bookstore) Lenin '? last Dec_ember•s lnlem_a·
warned how inconect use of llonal AffaJn, the Soviet
sloaans (phrases, as he ide_oloaical_ jou'!'al. l_n . an
termed them) "might ruin article ~ ntltled s;rmpenahst
out revo lution. •• Lenin Jdeoloa•cal DNif'i'iins Wid I . I R I . "I called the incottect uae of n~mahon a . e atlona,
slnaans. "revolutionary ~~~ moat offic1a\ or. all So-
phrases.'' By "revolutionary VIet .~ocwn~n!s P<!lnta _out phra!:e~akina.'' he •aid, that . the bndaes ~hey
"we mean the repetition of proclauned by _Pre ~1dent
o lutionary s loaans ine• Johnson and envls&Jin& a rev 'd . of . I
•
Maybe you can't move the mounta1n , but you can move
that cnsp, clean mountam a1r-and enjoy 1t on the hot·
test days right where you hve w1th gas air conditioning.
It has no city clatter. It operates on natural laws -with
no multiplicity of movmg parts to clank, rat11e . squeak,
grind, thump, v·Y·V·Y·vibrate or repair.
For more information on Gas Air Conditioninc,
c:al(dired or collect to: 538-0211, Ext. 322.
Thirty-three 1 tudents at·
tend Whittie1 Elementary
School. Of those, IS are at-
lendin& under the dislrict'a
Pfoject '"Catch-lJp," a fe-
derally funded propam to
pre pare younaateu for their
first year in school .
t.pective of objective cir-WI em~1 ~conom1c, cu •
cumstances at a aiven tum wral, ldeoloatcal a;nd;o:th:;•;•::;ii=;;=l
in events ... the sloaans are
superb, allurina, intoxic..,
tina, but there are no aroonds
for them: such is the nature
ol the revolutionary phrase."
ATT!MD51MSTITUTE
Jack Bamolt, uocutive
fl'llnaaor ·or the Newpowt
Hatbor Chombor o( C..,.
mere.. wu ~ JSO The cunent feud bet•ee•
cUIMir euc•lli"a (tom Red China and &he So•iet
U •••• elllediq IIIIo 1,.. Union conc:cnu the .. ,.~
alit.&t fot Ot.-iaalio.. l•ti<MW)t phrue.u To ••
~·• •• *' a. U.i._. Sorie.tt. Chi111ue led• .-....
aitJ ol S.la Clara, J•IJ mitinterC~reted Lenia by
16-n. 1"be euc_. ... , tool ulliaa f01 • WOJW rno ...
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THE FIRST PLATEAU has been reached
by the "552" Club with the acceptance
of the tOoth member. The club is co~
prlsed of men, limited In number to 552,
who pledge $100 or more each per year
fOJ expansion at Haag Hospital. They
have raised $15,000 to date. Pictured
here marking the t()(HT!ember plateau are,
from left, Phil Righter, 104 Via Oijon,
Lido lsle, who has just received member·
ship card No. 100; AI Auer, vlce·presi·
dent of ~the club, and John A. Vi bert,
president. Other officers are Norman
Loats, secretary, Ed Hirth, treasurer, and
directOfs Daniel Aldrich Jr., Harry Bab--
bitt, Roy Car ver, John Killefer and Wil·
lardVoi t. Thei r s·year goal fund is $276,·
000. (Jack West photo.)
City boards
hold election
Tho No.,... lloooh Chy
Couacll received notinc ..
lioa Moaday enalaa of tU
a&eceion of officer• by the
rollowilll orauizaliona:
• Plana.ina 'Coaniniaa -
Devid W. Cu.rti1, chairman:
William B. ·Ciatk, ht vice·
chairman; John J. Jakoaky
Jr., 2pd vice-chairman; Ray
Y. Copelin, ucretary.
e. Pub, Beachu and
Recreation Comminion -
Walter J . Koch, chairman;
Walter Semeniuk, vice•
chairman.
• Board of Library Trua-
teea -Roaer W. Hardacre,
chairman; Mn. Hancoc:k
BaMina, secretary.
TOP AI RloiAH CHOSEN
Airman Pint Clan Char-
lea W. Zepr, son-in-law of
Mr. and Mrs . John Diebolt,
2751 De Soto St., Coata
Mesa, has been named out·
atandinJ airman or the quar-
ter in his unit at Shu Lin
Kou Air Station, Taiwan.
Airman Zepf, a communica-
tions analysis specialitt,
was selected Cot hia uem-
plary conduct and duty pet•
formance.
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RALPH KISER, at left Edison dlshlct manager, and
Costa Mesa Mayor Willard Jordan display "All-Elec-
tr ic ~ulldlng Award" which was presented In ttcog-o
ni tlon of electrical excellence lncorporat ed Into Costa
Mesa's new Civic Center. The new S4 million complex
was built by William J, Moran Co., from plans drawn
by the architectural firm of Schwager, Henderson
and Associates, A.I.A. (Studio One photo.}
COLLECTiON Of HUMOR
IM ART IS DISPLAYED
The Guaacnhead Collec·
tion ot Humor in Modem Art
ia now on di1play in South
Coast Plan'• Mall throu&h
July 29. The show feat utel
64 worlu with ti tles and
tonaue•in~heck es.plana-
tioru. ·The collection wa1
cteat ed by Paul Anthony
to satirize way-out modem
art. After opcnina in Scoua-
dale, Arizona, 1&1\ year,
the 0uJ1cnhoad Collection
became a major towiat at•
uac:tion for the Pboeni1•
From the Police BloHer
Scotlldale witb
, fOR A
COISEIYATIYE
ApprMch to
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Contact
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N. NEWPORT BL
NEWPORT BEACH
PACIFIC
VIEW
Mlr:MOit t4L P4U;:
Ct,..rftT)I • Morhrl•lf
M111K1It11"' • Ch•ptl
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N-port luck. CailfonU DNJ
napkie
interiors
IT WAS A REA L SPLASH , as savings manager Bonn ie
Llndi g, at ri ght, can tes.t lfy, when the new office of
Glenda le Federal Sav ingS was ch ristened at its Harbor
Area locat ion, 2333 E. Coast Hwy ., Corona del Mar.
The chr istenin g blow is be ing admin istered by linda
Pf Ieger, Miss New port Bea ch, and Russe l l Litch, mana·
ger of the new branch. The new quarters ref lect the
nauti ca l env ironment, comp lete with signal flags and
be laying pins. (McKeon photo.)
Moo.r.y, July 17
The front and rear win ..
dow• on the 1962 Chevro-
let of Annette Olivu, 128
34th St., We~t Newport,
were amuhed whi lc the
car wa• parked ncar her
home ... A buralar 1tole a
1100 Polasoid camera, a
1120 television cabinet,
and other valuable. worth
an C1timatcd Sl60 (rom the
houu o( Henry W. Valon ..
tine, 1020 E. Balboa Blvd.,
on July & •• .In what police
de•cribed 11 a till tap, a
thief stole S130 from the
office at the Mo Bo Tel,
4401 W, Coast Hwy,, Weat
Newport, on July 16.
Tu .. doy, July l9
Sabot uilboat equipment.
valu.d at U66 wae e&oiea
REINI TA GOLE NOR te lls a bunch of
skept ical pajama makers, "I'm not at all
in love," and doesn 't do a ve ry good
job of convinci ng them in the Orange
Coast College summer musical produc·
tion of "Pajama Game." The show will
be staged in the OCC Auditorium Aug.
2,3, 4 and 5 at e:1 s p.m. Behind Re i nita,
who ha ils from Costa Me sa, are , left to·
right: Mar ia Bland of Oao1a Point, Kerry
Tonnesen of Costa Mes a, Car ol Clifford
of Costa Mesa and Toussaint Dubois of
Costa Mesa.
• Home need refurbishing?
• Updat ing ?
• Complete decor or long range plonn ing. I
• Res idential or Contract
out or the J&ra,e o( Shaton
M. Nub, 1246 Via Undine,
Lido lnle .. · .Maurice w.
Pulu, 2115 Placentia Ave .•
Co1ta Men, wu anutcd
on • charae or violation or
probation at the Bayside
Mobi11tation, 301 C. Coant
Hwy., at the inter•cction
with Bayaide Or ••• Donna
J. CaMon, 2700 Petc11on
Way, Colli Meu, was ar ..
rented on a drunk drivina
charae at llrd St. &nel New-
port Blvd., Central Newport
• . .Arter pryina open a
11idin1 IC{een door to aain
enuance to the home o(
Lawrance M. Saloba, 2057
Conrnodote Rd ., Baycrc•t.
I burJIU 1tole S250 •..
The 1964 Lincoln or James
Buckman, 1300 W. Cout
Hwy., Matinen Milo, Wll
ntolen July 10 hom hin
home •.• A thief spied the
1100 watch of Cattoll Aim,
401 Holmwooc1 Or., New-
pori HeiJbtn, han1in1 on
dr.e aearshift lever of the
parked Aim ctr at 2601
Vinta Dr., Bay Shores , and
arabbcd the watch. w.-.... y, July 19
Edward M. Quinn, 419 N ..
Newport Blvd.. Newport
Hei&hta, wan ane1ted
on a drunk in public
charae at Via Lido Nord
Via Genoa, Lido llle •..
The S400 Flipper brand
din&hy of Hu1h H. Bowe,
1107 Santia1o Or., Dover
Shorn, wan ntolen from a
moorina •lip at the Balboa
Bay Club, 1221 W. Co11t
Hwy ., Marinen Mile .. ·.A
prowler wu ·reported in the
2300 block on Pacific Dr.,
CorOna del Mar ••. "Ye1, ••
Arthw Shipkcy ,412 Evenina
Star Ln., Dover Shores,
thou1ht to himaelf, "that
doen look like my new
trailer and boat bcina towed
10uth on Santiaao Dr."; and
it wan; he found hi1 boat
and trailer had been atolcn
from hi1 home ... David C.
Tustinon, 1041h Hiahland
Or., Newport Shores, wan
arruted at hi• home on a
charp of aunpicion ofpoa ..
scuion of marijuana. . .
Robert L. Scilina, 407
Hardin1 St., Balboa, wu
it.rrea\ed on a chi!JC O( 11-
sauh on a peace oWcer at
Cypreu St. and HardinJ St.
Richard M. Williams, 3609 Newport Beoch -Box 1361
548.9798 548·3001
'
W. Balboa Blvd., We1t
:. Newport, IUrrendered him--
CUSTOM HOMES-REMODELING
COMMERCIAL
Personalized Ser\'lf."r
DOll E. ELDER
ELDER CONSTRUCTION CO.
JS Y can in Newport Beach
1107 E. Balboa Blvd, 673.6590
Coloring Contest
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JAUES McCLUSKER, at left, secretary to the nls·
ter of Education for the Corrmonwealth of Australia,
toured the Orange Coast College campus recently to
get ideas for es tabl ishing a junior college system.
He Is shown here In the data processing center with
Or. James Fitzgerald, OCC dean of Instruction, Aus-
tralia has 3~ear technical ,institutes and a university
system, but nothing between.
aelf to police upon learninJ
of I warrant iuued for hil
wrest on a charae oC mali-
ciou• mischief •.. Paul L .
Cra~ald, 757 Center St.,
Cotta Men, wu •rented
on • chuae of tuepicioa or
po&HathM of marijuad at
loi...S A••· ·ond 1!. Bolboo
Blod., Bolboo.
.... ,. Jolp 20
Demit R. Lyons, 103
Oonnt01 St •• Coe&a Wtaa,
WU ....... OIIU A81alt
WIN A BIBLE I · •na 1111 •
and better)' charae at Ma,.
netic Metal• Co., IS) Pro-
duction Pl., Wut Newport
Heiahu, where he wan re-
ported to have ntr~Jek foro-
man Cart Matkwood or Hun-
tinJton Beach.
Friday, July 21
ArmatronJ Weir, 2004
Viua Caudal, Eut Bloff,
wu muted at 1:20 a.m.
on a drunk dtivlna charae
on Jamboree Rd ., ~ mile
north of the Newponer Inn
• ·.·,A Sorambler motorcycle,
belonaina to Jamen B.
Olover, 734 Shalimar St.,
Coua Men, ••• 1tolen
(rom the HuJh" Aircraft
parkina lot at $00 superior
Avt., WeuNewport HeiJhta.
Soturdey, July 22
Pierco C. SbiiMOD Jr.,
227 Diamond An., Balboa
l•land claimn he had De-
puty Diltrict Attorney
Crail"• word be WOiil14 DOl
be arrented if be mr.de aood
• bad <heck boin1 bold by
the Newport Beach pollee;
when he attived. at the ala-
tion he was booked on a
wanant char1in1 him with
c11hina a check without
sutricient fundn ••. Maraaret
E. Winterbum, 213 43rd St.,
Went Newport, was ·arrentcd
on a drunk in public ch•u1•ol
at 4500 block on Rlv.r
Ave., Weat Newport; a nhort
lime later her hunband,
Harry Wintcrbwn, wa1 ar-
anutcd at the Police station
on a nimilar cbarae .. ·.
Charle. P. Aleundtr, 1628
W. Ocean Pt., Central New•
port, was arrested on a
drunk in auto charac at
3100 W. Balboa Blvd., We1t
Newport. , .A hit and run
car sideswiped the parked
can of Jack Newcomb, 503
Fetnlcaf Ave., and Gerald
Sten1on, 503lh Pernlear
Ave., Corona del Mar.
lA I COCK SALES UP
$1 )I MILLION OVER 'U
Por the n1cal yeu andocl
May 31, Babcock Electro-
nic• Corp. of Co1te Men
ropotted ule~ and other ift"'
come of 114.963.443, and
net income or 1579,187 or
76 cent• pet nhato on u
averaJe of 763.097 thateil '
outstandina.
Thi• performance CCim"
par en with 1966 n al.. ot
113,44<4,077 and net ineo~ne
o( S4SO.S39 or 59 centt par
sbaro bencd on an • .,. ......
or 760,721 nhuen oaut:llld-
ina. Workina capital at ,,.,
end .,., 14,196.112 cCJmoo
pu..S wilh IJ,726,SS3 o
yeac aao.
AnBID_.lHOI'
Delaaatea to a ncaat
Red Crou y<JUih loodonllip
-kahop """' ot tbo Unlo •enlty of ColllorBio. S.
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Wl!at do you do when
~ .. • 'P!UJ phone geta out of ' iflla<li on a Saturday , • ·!Pill'' Tbia ean certainly tMi a llrioua problem-."~lyifsomeonein ··•· 'Yoat famil)' is i11 ~r you
n:peetm1 an 1mpor·
call. Should this
~I'Pm, to you, we're al~
tllore to help. Just
at Repair ~rvice.
v •• ,•n ftnd the number
the front pages
ydlar telephone book.
· Whether it's Saturday
night or a holiday, if it'I'"P. ...,-geney to you~ it's an
emergency to ua. It ~ • tNUbJe on the hne, we
may be able to fix it Witbodt Mndlna:.a repairman out.
But if neeenury, be'll·b!'Ou\_)0 ~your phone work-
Ing ap.in. ·. If· Immediate repairs are not required, we'll fix the
phone on our n·en reaular workday. And of course, we
never charge you for this aervioe. • • •
TIM Uttle bo)' ...a..4 t114t O,....t. tor thll aumber or
a Uttle pl, .J .... .Jo .... 'l'li4l Oplntol' aUe4 U ha
Juaew tlla ..._.of .JaDe'• aet~. Be npUeci, '"BuN, . . •.
WW yi>a help Smokey the Bear this
aummerl Durina the dry months
o.bald be ut:ra careful WJth camp·
fires, tllatebeaJ.. and smoking. As
Smokeyaaya: "vnly you can prevent
(Onlt ftrla." -
Muilou Steware., Bo•IM• o.tfloe Supervi.or,
Co•t• Meaa .. Newport Offlca, 'WM hay July 4th bel pins
th• Newport Harbor Exot.-. Chll. provicl• refruhmenta
at their annual fir•wodt• iftepl.,. The picture •howa
Marilou prcaentiD8 a cup ofuJtn.-to • th1r11ly cuatomer.
The Exchan1ene • (bcll•l* '!tlal:t l.Adie. Auxiliary)
proved to be of val•Gle uaietuc:e ia makins lhia year•• aHair a auc .. e. le at P.efftc Telephone are
proud of Muilou Ste"*l ....... ••Y employee. who
oonttikto toward• ~. ~.~<j~:~:=·
-k.~ j2£ ~-I{R.Orlr<ney,
Your TelePhone MJn11e r In Newport Bach
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