HomeMy WebLinkAbout1967-09-07 - Newport Harbor Ensign--·-
TRUS ll±S NAME
BOND SALE FIRM
Sand haul crews are at
work apin today buHdinalrd~
ap the Wett Newport oce&n
front beaches, wh ich were FROM ASU NCIO.N
critically eroded by the Enrique de Me s tral to s pend the coming
'eok1nd hi&h tides and year studying at Corona del Mar High
Ieavy twf. School learning about th e Ame rican way
Some 40 to SO thous and of life. He is staying with the Walter
cubic yards of sand were Mayer family at 221 Coral Ave., Balboa
lott dwin& the wcek~nd Is land. This family photo includes, from
junior at COM, and 17-year~l d Enri Qu e.
lrAr . and Mrs . Ma yer also ha\le a son,
John, 24, a graduat e of UCLA and now
a free lance photog rapher. Enrique was
valedictor ian of his graduating high
school class. He plays the harmon ica,
violin and pia no, likes s wimmi ng and
row ing , and wants to become a doctor.
He has 4 sisters aod 3 brothers. Hi s
father is in the transport business, aod
his mother is a pediatrician. (Ensign
photo.)
MARSHA BENNETT, 17•
rear~ld blonde, blue-eyed
beauty . hom Laguna Beach
and Aloha queen of the re-
cent 1%7 Orange County
Fair, was crowned last
week ·as "Maid of Califor-
nia" at the State Fair In
Sacramento. She Is the Jrd
consecutl ve Orange County·
entry to win . the state title,
the 4th In 5 years. She Is a·
recent ·gradual e of Western
Hl91 School and pl111s to
·-cone .. litis toll. ·
set
for school
Teacber orieata&ion meet·
iota are beina held thi t
week, preparatory ID the
op•ina or tcbooh Monday.
Followina topict are
beint ditcuued by speak·
eu at 1:30 a.m. mae tina•
today. Sept. 7: "Freadom 10
teacb and ·land o( Free:•
Corona del Mar Hiab School;
"'Drua• and the awden t,.'"
at E.ttancia Hiah; "Student
behavior.'' at Hubor Hiah,
wilb Or. Norm1n NiJOn,
pay chi atri at. at the speak· ...
Lootina forw•d \0 the n1o-11. A home valued at
Oc:L 24 bond iuue election, S44),000 will pay .. inereat-
the Newport-Men School ed tax of 119 in 1961--69.
Oi auict tnuteca hired the .. d no by 1970..71.
consultina finn of SlOne A speakers' bureau baa
ud Younabera ID help sell been act up. Groups of 10
the bonds and &o act as low or more may call Aut. S..pt.
m intcre'lt rate as pouible. Nonnan Loau at the di ..
Official& of the finn as-uict office for a speaker 10
urt that they c111. save the explain the bond proposal.
dittrict money in interest The trustees discuued a
because they •e able to number of policy atatemcnts
sell bonds in a nationwide Tuuday evenina. approvina
m•ket. first readina of proposed
Al19 in connection with policy on scuden t/stafT
~tit, accordina to City ...aaaer Harvey Hurlburt. left, Mr. Mayer, who Is vice-president
The sand haul, which was and creative di rector for the Tustin ad·
halted Saturday ·to open up ve rti sing firm, Howa rd Vineyard and As~
die beaches for Labor Day sociat es; da ughters, Mary, 13, a fresh·
week~nd c rowds, was re· man a t COM Hi gh, and Johanna, lb, a
turned Tuesday. The sand
nplenithment should be
c9mPieted today (Sept. 7), W brina the total hsul up to Freeway change proposed
tle authorized 125,000 . A proposal for saving mi l· beaches if the coastal ter to the Ens i&"' cab1c yards , the city mana-aer said. lions of dollars and fot s top--freeway roul.c: 1s abandoned. Editor of the Ensi&n.
, f pina the coastal freeway Addition of uaffic lanes to There is on!" one wa" 'My celina at thit point J
3 the 120,755,000 bond cleo-ratio; emerac:n cy drills for
_lion, ~pt. Leland Newcom-fire, explo sion, earthquake
er announ ced that a fact andothcrponible di saatera; . H. UCKJ HUTCHER·
tbeet it beina prepared and field trips for sbJdent1; psy=-SON, division
it that the chance s a re 50•50 from cuttina throuah New· the San Dieao freeway would that th~. coastal ci ties can
that we c an aet by all riaht port Beach and Corona del take c are of the throuah uaf· f01 ce the DivJSJon of Hi&h·
without additional und Mar is s uges t.ed by F.C . fie . he Si)'S. way s to give up the ir plan
bau\," he sa id yesterday. W~d Jr., rea~ esttle ap-He u1ges joint action of of choppina us into bits.
••But it it impossible to tell pra11 er, who lives at 1119 all commumties, fr om Se al That is by joint action of
far swe. The situation is· W. Bay Ave ., Balboa. Beach to La1una Ni gue l. to all, from Seal Beach to La·
should be available for d.it~ choloaical services for director of the quality as-
tribution this week. . . identifyina and enluatina Surance and logistics
The fact sheet w1ll m· studenu; aroup tetlin a ser-division of North American
elude infonnation on ';he vices; supplemental leaves Aviation, has been named
bond proposal and on IU for teachers for occasions general chairman of the 4th
effect on typical home such as reliaious holidays
.. -d·crabl If .... · He contends that feeder carry out this proposal. &un a Ni &ue 1. ,..,e 1 e. u1ere IS f 'li .d d ·•-b. . f h. h reeways WI prov1 e a e· Mr. Wood's plan is p~e• \1 ay I suu est a way to anou ... r com tnatJoa o 11 1
. annual joint technical con-
ownert if the bond iuue II of the Jewish faith; com-terence scheduled for the
tide and a stron l southerly quate access to coas t.a sented in the following let· avoid damaae to all of ut
II ·• ld bed p d and to save millions of dol· :~~o~u:::-7::... anaer oppy on ramp oppose Iars of tJ Bht of way costs" approved. plimentary athletic pan
Kenneth Lewis, director policy. Disneyland Hotel, Sept.
of informational services 28-2q. Theme of the sym-
He said he wu &oina to A check of the Divis ioo·s
poll the individual Council plans shows 7 fe eder routes
for the ditlrict aave these . Trusteu ~lim S. Fr~k· pos ium Is "Performance and
preliminary (ipuet yette,.. hn md Elizabeth Lally progres s through team-
day: If the bonds are voted, were autho rized to s erve on work." Mr. Hutcherson, his
a home valued at $20,000 the Oranae County Title 3 wife and son reside at b33
will pay an increued tu. plannina convnittee, which Vista Bonita, East Bluff.
of about S9 • .SO in U68~9; sponsors the marine science A married daughter lives In
thi t would ao up to S15 by Ooatina l ab. Hawaii .
members to determi ne wha t Architec t Roo Ye o , who .. It 15 not des1gned to that lead to the Ocean fr om
action should be taken iri livu at 604 Iris Ave .• Cor· handle a great amount 0 ( the San Oieao Freeway, after
the event of another im--ooa del Mar , has written to u affic," he w11 tes . "'.tar-it crosses Lon& Beach alona
minent c risis. H there is the NewpoH Beach City s uerite is the only wide Anaheim Street:
need for additional sand Council express in& concern ;;u eet m the area and a \· l. U tension of the San
haul, in exceu of the over a proposed freeway on-ready has a considerable Gabr iel F ree way to Seal
authorized 125,000 cubic ramp near Poppy Ave . amount of throuah traffic. It Beach.
How 'mini' will they dress?
yards, a special Council He says that Poppy is one would certainly be a areater 2. Huntinaton Beach Free-
mcetina may have to be of the most pleasant. quie t benefit to the nei&hbolhood way.
called, he added. and uanquil s ueett in. C01· if the access could be taken J . Cotta Mesa Freeway .
He utimatejl that there is ana del Mar, with very off of Marauerite or 5th 4. Newport Fteeway.
a 6-week er01ion period re• little uaffic at present ti me. Ave., close to M1.1 l uetite!" 5. Cotona del Mat Frc.., Skiru will likely be tho~
or at lhe local lllab achooh
dais Y ... , bu.t ptot.bl_y DOl
&oo ""mini."
shant. bermudas, pedal·
puabtn, hip huuer• 1nd
IIi .. ali.&..akirta. ' 9or .. •• aPed to T eep
their hair relatively short.
tapered at the back. neatly
uimiDed.. •4 IIOO'Ded. lft4
off lhe ears.
eainin& rar thit seaaOI\. He way.
That teems to bo ooa.aen-
tut at schools prepare to
open Monday.
e ' ..... --........... Upper Bay Ar•n to meet •· u.-. c-.-···· ... :e~e1:C.t~. c:n~ann01 ~:: U • ~e;~ow;o:daslle!i ~;:~J;
Sal"lm" g Club lo dance hi&h tides ate in vi ew. The Newport Upper Bay p.m. Sunday. Sept. 10. at adequate access ro all the
About mid..()cto ber the Association will hear J ack 210a Si lver Lane, Back Beaches.
Skip Freely. Port Captain beaches in the We s tNewport Mullan. chainn .. of th e Bay . If the proposed 1ou te
and ~1. Dexter Jackson, ues will 'l t.art buildina up, n ewly fa nned ai r ualfic ad-Pre ~>lden t of the associ a--thwugh all of out Coastal Each achool sets ita own
rules of acceptable attire.
From c:Dtta Meta Hiah
School c:omet the word:
"The modesty of the indi·
vi&lal will be the criterion
or drett and poomina."
Acceptable dren for airlt
at Meta Hiah includes (1)
skirt. sweater and blouse,
(l) tailored drett, (3) pmt·
dreu. S.Odalt •• allowed.
but not lhonasor plheads.
ln. the unacceptable cato-
JOry are tundrenet with
low bach or spqhetti
striP•• sheer or midriff
blou '"• tl .ck '• caprh,
South Shore Sailina Club
t kippeu and rrates are
headina their boats toward
the Balboa Pavilion £« the
first fall dinner dance Fri·
day, Sept. 15.
Soc ial Chairmen, Mr. and
Mrs . Harry Cary, poinl out
that the affair wi 11 be an
inter~lub invitational and
mcmben will be piped
aboard by the ••shipa" of•
ric.crt includin&: Commodore
and Mn. Jamu Wh ite, Vice
Conrnodore and Mrt, William
Kitc:hent, Rear Commodoce
and· Mrt. Oeorae Carver,
Fleet Captain and "''·
League season to open
Mr. and Mn. Lester Neufe.ld, and early next yeu the Corps vi sory committee, and real ti on, \\'alter Wi 1 son of .:!HJ 7 C1t1es were abandoned, it
club's boat measurer· of Enaineer s erosion con-es tate developer. at the Anniversary Lane, points would be necessary to add ~. and Mn. William Drutt: Uol project is scheduled to annual pot-luc k dinner and out that the home owners uaff1c lanes to the San Oieao
treasurer, and Mr. and Mrt. be under way. elec tion of offi cers at 4 of the Anniversary homes Freeway, but its 400 foot
Monte Howell, •ocretary. 4 cited on dru I charges h•ve ion & ccmpl ained about ~1&1>1_.' d~f . w1ape,. dtlu1ou1esahs pac0rt1id· The directorS of the tail• "air paU em violation S an d · \CO U
ina club will be on hand to the noise factor." These be -.·idened at 1 nominal
1 b
vi ews ha•·e been made coSl. 1f it proved neces•
conJfatu ate mem ert on an Four youn& men were ar· f 416 N 8 1 d T' d • be
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d d o ewpor t v ., was kn o -to ·•e ad ,.,.,0 .,. com-sar y. ue Jan tnat has en
ou tl&OU•na wnmer seaton, reate Wedneo av., Aua. 30, _, "' anetted at his res idence. mi nce. acqu11ed a lona the Coast
particularly their new Junior un charaes of sale of dan· and bail t tl at s 2,765, can be re .. old at a price
Director, Dallia Lauderdale. aerout drua• and posses• 207 , Al so on hand as an o~ Stephen Salvin, , tesa equa l to its cost.
The directors are William sian of marijuana , and other St., Cotu Mesa, wu ar• se rver -.·ill be Jack Gar-Jo1nt 1 ct1on by all the
Baker, William Coulter tnd narcotics . rested at hit home a t 7:30 naus, pres1dent of lhe Bay citJes li sted above could
Oil Knudson. . T imothy Elliott, 20, of 11.m. Bail fOI the 19-ycar-Area Ciu zens Council, t fnrce such a re-11\ianment
Ani ttina the ·Socaal 822 W, Balboa Blvd., Bat· old youth was set at S2,750. aroup representina mou of and avoid the ne cessity of
Chairmen are Mrs. Ray boa , was anes ted before 7 th e propt:rty owners asso· taluns hundreds of homes Millett and Mrt. Robert a.m. at hi s home and talr.en MOll REICUEIIOY ci ations in Sewport Beach. and bus 1ness properties,
Taylor. The s~ial hour to Oran&e County jail. His Joan Cooaan, 3814 Chan•
tWla at 6:30p.m.. followed bail was 1e t at S2 750. nel Pl., West Newport. was PTA and PFO aro~Jpa
hotted leachert at • an·
aoquainted br.aakfatl yet·
terclay momina at Harbor Tht Woman'a Civic Leaaue
Hip, followed by a speech ol Newport Harbor will
.... Col J bn ~-wh open the ran 1111011. whb a
~ diMOr at 7:30 and dane• John J . Rivera, is. of 416 uken to Hoaa Hos pital
School' Oittrict will talk oo ana at9:1S p.m. Newport 8\,•d., Newpon ·Thursday. Aua. 31, suffe r•
the difl'ttlllt kinds ohchool R81enations can be made He iahtt, wu taken into ina from injuries when she
tue~ and how they are thrOUJh.Mr.Cary at67s-4120. cuatody at 6 a .m. at his jumped into the channel
l'!!_hed~... u· of L . Dub to II house. Bail was set at near her home to rescue her
Lobster time again
The Balboa Bay L1ons
will staae the 18th annual
lobs ter bake this Satwday
and Sunday , Sept. 9 and 10,
al the C01ona clel MLI main
beach. ., , o f\1•-Y• o . . h attod attd wi dt the nA meeuna et 10 a.m. Sept.. 19
.-olldoa. PIOIIIID at the be.. ol Mn. BratU
11to M..,..rtHacbor a. ... McCiallurl, IUJ O,ldoarorl
.-t. ~:A~I~ . 111 ado p y 111,000. ton, who had accidently
~::. ~~.::.:.-.:.::n":.!d Knin M. Sebra, 20. also fallen into the water.
bor of. Oommorco ...... ""·; llaiiMII VloW' Hlllo. ·~ Aaot. ...... ·Nonru L,.lo .. -, ... ,_ .... t• II I
Cl.l-· -,, lhi• • ' """·· .
an teacltert ID a --r of ._ Newpo~ta Uaified
tour •d loar:b.,. '1\ao..,, T • -IOJ LoU.,. i• ~ . lllu~. ,... bro ":~11=[.:~• La ..... and orcWtrat_lad_ Misea Da•i•
io Pbelpo io ..,.,. ~~'1!~ ~ fjnt tfi!ota . ::::i"P..irJ JJ'r.Z.:::
.8DIIU oot for f~<t-:6] 1, '"""I in
1P lAY tho -~Pair·
...,. Tbomu All-. 1511 _pOUII!Io, Caato ~
. Ylata Dri ... Bor ...... Jl-Ly-, .... tieo~
bal Satta ~ ,..,,-,., Alia. 11, ll 1he ld•itor for tile Pntlwal,
c nnan -_.. 11• ol 79, cHad . said tbe Blliqtcl:l orch••·
utltted tlr Sllrriwn include a blolher, tra and tlae Ol:ris Qointet
.....-. · Pr1110ia Gri .... C.J. All-. •d a ailt.er will appear 011. tM Saturday =~ J;:aw ~~ .... ~ M., All• .mpton, bolb or evenin& pc•••· OcL 7. • ...... N-lleadl. 11le )o<loy, s-c .. cert
I • NnW .,., .... fttl. Pri¥1h serYicea were jail lestinl •ill feature
t.eld ....,, 11pe.. ), 11 •a top jan auractit.w• p~;rfotm
Witflllf4. ........,. Ollfel. iDI ia an oo141aor .. na. 1,.. a... ,.... P. Alll., of •ick hoW. approai-tely
_, will .., 11.1 .._ l!fhcopal Qordl I,JOO. ._, .. Ilia ._. ............. _.., wu It Tickka ara prioed al
444 Ill> Poot ie CA>bao. Calif. ....., ••ooioa coo_,.; 1'1'1-
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Lobite t and pound ttea~
d1nneu wd\ be sllf'Nd from
11 a.m. to 8 p.nt. _. both
days at Sl.SO per meal.
There wi 11 alto be carnival
rides, aame booths 1nd re ..
freshment booths.
The Lions expe ct to serve
5.000 dinners, and !.hut top
last year's re cotd of 4,500.
Proceeds wi II 10 to the
Lions charity project•~ in-
c hldin& he lpins blind yoMh •
liOUIII IALL IIU
ATYEnUUI ... TAL
Howard E \U1 WaH. rJ 900
Sea L.aoe, Harbor VMw
Hills, died Saturdey, lept.
2. at Loa& Boacb v •• , .. ,
Hos pital . Ha M.d ......
for Coi t Man\d'act wUa1 101
15 yean.
Swvivors i~K:klde IIi• wilt,
OankliM: sap. Wi.._ 1
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• -· I.e-Of lUi• aoi..; ..S l •Mten, luaie """'""' lt-. -1 VoiUacloa f!l llllooOa _.
Je11ie ol Uli••· L=~·~·~W~to:! C,.oo Lawa llo..,rial 06.50, •s. M ood •J I• lllo HI... day, So...SOy ood -.,,
o.--· 1-.... •• -·• -o•INTA~ SDSICIII -M ud 13 foe lllo l af•
.,_.., Ia • -...-.. ill llor -op~ciolltr POl MIW SlU-TS -•-"'"· s.-rlay
&on;coa -11114 -. ..... Sept. ......
..ell. H• .. r chapter u ... ._, ...-t lftJiwi .. r. All f .. bmta and other ... s-4&)'.
ltoltlases. a.. a..u. ia 1M •IMir ,.._.. •• to Newport ·
Tloo -· will bo doc• f!l l -ri-lo rip -Hip School are in-LM .. MIDIII
aiDII -_....,.. .. ,_ •otic --till• ot y(IDII 10 raoet 01 1 p.m.· 1!.. -Klppo, 42• ~ Clift -· pon-lly *lo ,-o--' Laa IDIIOJ, Sopt. 7, for .. oci-, • ...., .. -of KO!>po ,.._ llf lh. Morlio """''"" c-. Pak, .. be •U. ·--_ tbe air Ia ia Pnchioo Culloa. ...., u-
LIIIIrlf, --ol 111o lioN lo -..... 15 111o ...... -udlllo ~· natod s..-,. Sopt. 2, on Clift ... -' oo o .. l ....... OGt. I. ill 111o ..,.. .,.., Cppor-a ....... of fokloy wifa
.. ., lrb. -· ol till Booiloo f• *· Oalol-elM-•Ill ......,, ·baatlDI-Polic• _.. lllo --•air. ... laUd .....,.._ ,_ ...... .,._ cr••••·OI•ral .. nt at die er.eaati"''
Aftar .. -ol "-'· ud ldlo ...... OoiJ -..... , wiU 1>a kid at U4o lalo -at lU VIa
... plltlc(foau -flol•' II-.,_ •Ill llo I L& · _, ia ...... ·Ita-lloll -••• at
111o .., will> a ,...,..I dio,IQH at , .,. folr. w•1-U50.
A
be TllursdliJ, S<PL 21. II lilt Bollloo
Boy Club b)' Itt llatlreclw Auxlllllf ol
lilt HOly F•lty Adot>don service of
Or•tt COOMttr. C-lnt out lit lilllftt,
"P-IIIey In lit Orl•l." lit 1-
ol Slljull ..,. Asoto will pns•t dlnttS
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Pldurtd ht< .. from ltft,vltwlnt plc"ros •11 TIAIUIIMII.
of •e dancing palr, are Mrs. Notman HUH l'liiNtw,.. .......... ............ 11 of trvlnt Ttnact. Mrs. Emtst Sc.Mion of
Bllbol lsiMd, .nd Mrs. Michael Bllkt of ea-.laat. "'' ' * ..
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l..,thton will be .... !Mits, •d lilt lrltJCIO •Uo t. • .....
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ARVO E. HAAPA, owner and publ ishtt of the Ensign
OOOOOOQ..OQ~OOOOOOOOO ' A LISSOIIII ECOIOIICS IS IEEDlD
The tax and spend members of the Newport Beach Ci ty
Council should learn some pr ivate enterprise lessons.
Here are some i deas to mull over: Nothing is free.
Someone has to toot the bill for all the expenses voted
by our lawmakers. There comes a limit, even to the pa ..
tl~ce and purse of long suffering taxpayers. When the
limit Is reached, the taxpayer does have some power at
his command. One is a revolt against taxes. Another is
a ·revolt against the taxers .
The first is already in evidence. The effect of the tax
revolt is seen In the defeat of school bond issues and tax
over-tides. The tax revolt can also hit at one of the
civic dreams that is now in the planning stage: the Pt"o-
posed new civic center-, for :Which a bond issue may
have to be put up to the voters.
The other remedy available tor the taxpayer and voter
comes at voting time. Hopefully, the voter will be In·
fluenced by his taxpayer memory on that important day.
Last week when the Newport Beach City Council was
atgulng over the tax rate, there was much emphasis on
the nted for adequate reserves and great tnUius lasm for
keeping budget Items intact. This line of ilrgumen t was
presented by May or Paul Gruber and Councilmen Howard
Rogers .and AI Forg lt. Their main line of 1rgument was
that the projects included In the budget are sorely need-
ed.
Vice~ay or Doreen Marsha ll and Councilman Bob Shel·
ton deserve credit for keeping the taX Increase from
going over the 3\h cents that finally was voted. They
obviously are aware of the fact that the tax burden is
getting close to breaking the back of the taxpayer. Coun·
1 _""'limen lif19,sley Parsons and Dee Cook, of like mind on
_ Jh is impodanl issue, shou•d have been on hand to "ol.d
the line on the tax rate.
Of course al l budget items can be stoutly defended as
Important and ess ential. But ~ere is where the private
enterprise lesson is needed. In my own business , I can
think: of a number of items that should be included in my
curr ent year's budget. 1 have taxing powe r too; I could
increase advertisi ng rates , subscription prices, and
printing prices about 17%, whic h is abou t th~ amount
that our ci ty and county taxes are being raised just by
the increase in a s sessed valuation . That 17% price ri se,
in a year's t ime , would just abOut get me that badly
needed third unit for my ne~s paper press. So what pre-
vents me from taki ng this s tep, other than my k.i ndly na·
ture? The reason is that a "tax revol t" on the part of
my advertisers , s ubs cr ibers and pr inting cus tomers wo uld
cut my income even mo re than the price rise woul d bring
ln.
This lesson in economi c rea lity applie s to gov ern men t
just as s urely as to private bus iness , although it is
harder to get the me ssage across to th e politicians-
becaus e they a re spending somebody else's mon ey~ no t
their o wn . But they had better h eed the ru mblings of
protest, because the tall. revol t is at hand.
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.... . .. .. all, II... -·----c• tlo •1•W., .... =t ... --.... of d•olpoUCJIOOl ... lllul.._ /fMI. •• IMII ud .. DOt
'lllooo ~ oro ... of o --10 •• ol.111, oo iDI llritlpl of ....... IOOdiDI ., ,_All··-_, tolD t~dnH 1117 8i1bop ~Mdlll •••llfliil fll 6i ,._ t.ltn•• 01 IIDd _. --'••
A Prn t ·• -a.o "'1a ~ dM -.or&cr~ bWa. l•wu ol load& ladta, •• Uaiou Mtltap wta.~• oar aad enPJiDI ia •• wid& , liP Uaded utiou MlliM dM itc~e c•· NIIMnlll bowU1i .ut .. -..-c1 but QD. 'I'M '1Jberalt" JtiU prot• 10 bltilw 1bll pert of a 20tb Cna.y ~· fate adllfl 1 lain, while these 1.,. n._
-10 coli k br --Ho ...... !ho .-: -llollioo produoo Commuaiom. "Ubonll" I-lion Hoclr broodCool dowo 10 oo, -"N;A ..,., MAil ia • ~of • biftl. • ,...... .coma.uailm. oaaiiDlla.l by Dr. Cit I Me-0.. 0~ Mw ....-ect tioat are aupplytna our
ooct ..... allll door We"w p.. llb&iJ IDOh tMn Sl biDioe ia .. &Ire • raw dar• • .,. .., claikkea ... IM. rl ~t 10 enemies in VIe& Nam wilh
""11111 NCllll r food. ·-k lid.. mitiwJ lid. 8ruJL .. l)r, MciDtiJe he1 1-Upponed U¥e \diU of ~ ..... ,. ~II ~·::::::i!a~icb to
"Qui. •10011er. ADd how il it daat JOU call apprtdMioo. ...-ty ~hipped 1,000 toa1 of the Bithp who ia ·matina tDiqle with m;-tlltll. ulru, ~No--;_ ... 11 that Dr. Mcln-
ze m-um ot • roo.wrr com to C\lbl.. Greece aoii Caned&. wtdcb • appeal &o retiaioua mind-llld h••• denaed then rialtt ""-'1'be henr tome .,.tc dacriM u oeutral, rqularty •II ed Amerlcina to help ralae to prey in achool. COiflnun• tire •arned: ••we are drift· b ht · t prop am ina away. The Unlted "'uu, ,. bell. ADd who a. 110 c:hUd of ,. 10 tbe Viet eon,, Ruuil, BuJpria and evea fund• to build 200 cburche• itm hat roue 1 1 nd St.at.c& ia ,ouiaa ripe for
madam of ze: romtttr Red Cbioa. in hit area. He ia the aaMri · ol bate into rull awia.a, a d
""'hh dUct.... Our tyina buftauc:nta. •bDt pouriae our w1 leader o1 a lite nwn-ia attemplina to dt1Uoy judamenL Wo "" to 10""
"'Oui, ze chick. And what ia ze chic:t before ~ "surph.asea .. imo tbe podJolel oC ber ot conanptiona who our nation rrom within . by ~~~:do not repone? Then.
he it ze chic:tr the world. have a)yly eoeourqed. imponatioo wore ditpoueued or tboir cauaina Nepoea to r~ot, ao•ordlna to Or. Mclntite
''Tbe eg... of buae amounts of many of thole aame .. io--cburc:hca and their come.. and in riotina. to burn our ""
''Oui. I'U bave two of beem!" surptua"' commodities. t&uiea wheh lhcy refused to ci ties Jnd to kill ow people. the fate or Ni.nevah will be
President JohMQD laid two billion of beem ln order to sell to tbe world we must buy join the. world wideecumeni· Flames reachina heaven· f:r 1~tey.e.?:.1':~'~C:ha;.~
when he: proclaimed: .. I pl"OpC*C that tbe from the world. But natioal wbtcb look out cal movement. ward from butnina homes , · d much IOORCl. United Stites lead tbe world in a war qainst for their own self-intcral ralrict imporb A.J th It f 1 d stores. fac:tortea an ware ..
bunaer." What be reaUy meus is that your laraely to their own domestic oeedl. Our 1 alae r;:;io 01u~~:;:ee• houses , aivc ominous wa~n-• • •
wealth will be partially cooftacated by your 110\'Cr~t &llows ~oreianen ~ dump meat e~ thia week p«ovided !n& that w_hile the red t.1dc "Give us st.tcnath lO take
Fede-ral Government to bdp your enemies. on us ~e ~ttle priCOS are tembly ckpr.esnd. funds for buildina 155 new u attcmphn~ to ~verwhel1m part in lhe areal 1tru11le
Our Pre.ident bkeds at ten, two aDd four for ~.textile 1mports ~llceed ~~ by . $902 churches. The native Chris· the tenesUIII fnmamcn, for riahteouanen today.
lbc lamisbcd multituda as bia peraooaJ fornme m1lhoo. G lass, alum1num, cbcmicak, timber, dans don•te the labor and the ltd flamca from ou.r burn• May the people of America
multipa huu,nly. He could penoaally pro-w~e ~· ~· wine, ad.· inllnitum are the coat represents the ·in& cities are obs~urm~ the arise u one man to pceservc
vide a million dollan' worth of food for tbe ab1~ped mto Amct~c:a by enemieS aDd nc~alt "price of the buildina mater .. view of the c:elestlll fuma .. our hcritaae. May we put
hunpy for tbe rest of hls life and still leave pay1na 'h of the waaes aDd tu.ea American ials. Ttuee types of baild· ment as well. . our uust in God.'"
tr..illiom for the remaiJUn& Jolmsoo BUds. 1ndustry pays. inp are planned _ the lar· The mor•l fabric: of our He leaves with us this
Squaodc:r-Bird poun pur (DOt bit) birdaeed W~ now b~ve ooly ~bout 90 days f~ sup-pat at 1 coat of Sl 000 country is breakina down. fearful thoutht: "The c~
and suet, milk and honey into tbe ~ ply, rn case dJSUter Wlped out our eoore crop. . . ' ' Some churchmen ate advo-munista have been appoint.-
bellies of the world, cscalatioa the "'War on We face a possible food crisis in America. We thod'!'!ddle '1'1zcd ?~es ,ssoool, catina civil disobedience. ed to deal with u1 on ac:· . . an .... e s ma est u•e s wn bu Hunaer" as he tries to establisb in Vietnam a a.lso face poss1ble ansolvcncy and surreDder. SlOO • Some of our youn& men rn count of out iniquities. We
position of strength from which to suncode:r. Many people call aJI tbac thinp stupid mil-...... • .. _1 1-h lh the if de aft cards. Many need to repent, and on bend•
Our • "M ' kes" . •L-_ ___, The d ...,. . '""' n uc 11 seen c . LSD d "Liberals" cootctld that we have a Ia es. ilta as oot Ullll> wutu. wor daily repotts ri se fr om that people are us ma an ed knees pledae ouraclvcs
f'OOlaJ obliption to feed lbe world's buoary. is tre~. "Libual .. apolotdll· ~ld have ol a s inale edifice, t.o 1 are impairin& physical and to return to the God of our
(I'm for lettina Communists atarve wherever you beheve tha~ the farm problem 11 tn10luble. total which has as sed the mental he~tlth . fathers."'
they may be.) Instead of this, the Rocke-It's no such thma. It's aa aoluble as Lyodon P
f II •-J-•----and ·•--'lk -•-lobn d tb t' _ 101 blo ... __ three-quarters matk and now BANK v lp I IS NAMED c en, ,,.,.. UUJ.lliUio UK:It 1 aet nc.,..r, son---an a 1 pr-.• _, u .-l"UUIII:r-. ··
and •--•••-1 r A -· w f 1 1 11 approa chma the J Oal. tuc &real mtuwc c ass o menca pays ICIO ay ea urea, oc. • • •
In company !Ni th other Gene Montaomery hu been
LeHers ,to the Editor D~~~~::;eeh:o:~~:s ~:k =edN:~~:~·~:~t o~e~;
to the Old Testament for board ofdircctors ,accordina PROFILE IH COURAGE
Editor of the Ensip,
It is ironic: that Bobby
Kennedy (My Brother•s
Reaper) should be ao voci·
ferous about dcmandina an
honest election in Vietnam
and imputina fraud befo re
even the election is held.
Look, who"• talkin &! Had it
not been for the naarant
electi on rrauds in 1%0 in
Illinois, Tea.as, and Mis·
souri, fonncr vice-president
Ri chard Nixon miaht be in
the White Houac today.
There were less than 117 ••
000 vo tes between Nixon
and Kennedy out of 68,·
000.000 cast! Kennedy aot
41.7 of the vote. and Nixon,
49.6. Wid:l an hon01t count
it would have boon the
other way.
Mr. Ni:w:on was ur&ed by
many, includin& the Bureau
Otief of Chicaao Tribune
in Washinaton, to contesl
the elec tion. Mr. Waller Tro-
han offered to fistu for h im
and produce evidence . The
respected Or. Moley was
another who allesed fraud.
But Mr. Nixon decided that
such demand for recount
migh t cause national c haos
(by lea vin1 Presidency in
doubt) and also would lea·
sen our pr est.iae abroad.
C an you imaaine how the
Kennedy camp would have
ho ll ered had the Kennedy-
Nixon posi tions been re-
versed?
For hi s patrlotum m
sacrifi cing hi s own inter-
e s ts for what be thouaht
was best Cor our country,
Mr. Ni:w:on since has been
slandered, sneered a t, j eer-
ed at, by a JOOd part or the
hi t.-and..of\U\ deriders or the
Pteu . ,
But Richard Nia.on is my
candidate for a Profile in
Couraac!
Evelyn Crane
5613 Virainia Ave.
Ho llywood, Calif.
READ GARY'S lOOK
Editor ol the Enaian,
If you happen to travel
the freeways of L oa An&e·
lea, either at I a.m. or 5
p.m., you will be met, 99
out of 100 times , with a
huae Ua.ffic: jam. If you travel
lite 1Ueeta anywhere in
thia once peat Republic
with Mr. Gary Allen, you
wHI be met with a hu1e
Uaffic jam 100 out of 100
timea. but it won" I be c"ra
it will be people -not crdi·
nary people. These people
lle took.in& fOf a happenin&,
and unfortunately they uau·
ally create one, as they did
in Delano, California laat
year, and u they did in
Deuoit this year.
When one travels with
Streets -a book contain· psophcciu made aaainst to announcement by Pres.-
112 photosrapha and an cities which had sunk so ident Gcor&e Woodford.
abundance of documcnta• low in wickedness and sin, Mr. Montaomer)l , formerly
tion. The bookia caplotive; that God threatened to de· manaac r ol the Corona del
it upoaes the three pbau• auoy them if they did not Mar branc h of Security Firs t
of the revolution in \he repent. Recently, he has National Bank,has bccnman·
United States. Buy Como-·round inspiration in the aacr of the Bayside Center
m1niat Re-volution in 1tho o!lt"•e ol New~l Natt'-al book of Nahum, in which it ... ........ ....,,
St.teeta by Gary Allen. and waa rei at cd that the Lord Bank 1ince it opened in Nov·
find out just what ia aoin1 ember, B65.
bel - -I would deauoy Nincvah un-on-ore tt 11 too ate. ..Gene Mon t--mcry's ener· leu the people fonook ...,. Richard B. Woodin ... _. -1 d d I Y and efficiency have play-u~ett eva ways an teturne 1552 Miramar Dr. to riahteoua livina. The ed a 1rcat 4'1lt in buildina
Balboa. Calif. prophecy was fulfilled IOO lhc Bayside Center otrice
A THANK YOU years later. into Ole hiahly aucecnful
Editor of lhc En•isn, operation it is today ,"" said
On behalf of tho d.irecton LEGAL MOTICE President Woodford. •One
and mcmbcrt of the Corona ----"-· indication nf his IChieve·
del Mar Otambcr of Com-NOTICE:OFPUBLIC HEARING mentand the •orkofthe staff majored in commercial bank·
mercc, I want to cxprcu Not.i ce ia hereby giveu that dwina the paat l l months ia ina.
our &tatitude for the excel· t.he Pluntns Commi s•ioo of 1!f-e that depo1it1 now ea.ceed He is immcdia\e ~asJ pre&·
lent coveri.Je by you and City of Newport Beach W111 S4 bob 000 ident of the Oran&e County
Y .. r •1-w tn ~. Newport hold a oublic bearing on the ... ~ ... ~-· · "b&pter of •10, mcm~r of •n Ul applicatfon of \"irsfnl a E .. ' l"la: '~ll&Oftlel)', a natiV_e .. ,. ....,
Harbor En sian on 0111 J..day Ford for a \'ari1111 ce #907 to Caltforntan, s tarted work an the Newport Harbor Esc:hanac "Pirate Days•• event, Cl b d I ·• lrvl Co t permit: a 3 f?'ot eacroach~ez~t bankin& in Ul6. He it IC• U an 0 u1e ~ &I
which included the preli· tato the requtred 3 foot ••dew live in the American lnsti-Coun Uy Club. He and his
minary selection and judi"" yard and a 5 foot encroachmeat f B k" d wife , Rosi ta, and dauahter ;na of Mi ss Corona del M•• tnto the rehired 10 foot froo t tote o an In&, the e uca---1 f lh b k. · Paula have been residents for 1%8, the final judJin& r•d in the •I dit>ttict, on l.ol tiona arm 0 C an tn& In·
and crowninl of the a·eJcct-, Block I I, Trac t i 72, kno...-n dustry, and holds the AlB Newpor t Beach for the pal\
ed queen. M;11 Shet"la u -. as 20.1 C~al Street. . graduate certificate havin& 1 yean. '""' Nouc e 111 here by further 1p ven • -----,--::--:--,---,-:--:--=:-:::::---
Williams .thcKiwanil break-that uid public heari ng .. m LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE
fast and art auction, and be held on the 21st da\ ol ~ · f -Sopt•mb•r. 1967, " tho "' NOTI CEOFPIJBUC IIEARJ NG :'\011 CEO F PLJ BLIC HF:ARING Gary, one is always at a many Ou1ct 1tcms o Inter-h ·-1-· b b • th 1 of 8:00 p.m. in the Council Notice is erehy ~iveo that ,.,o 1ce 1!!1 err Y 1pveo a "happenina" -a happenin& est. Your picturea are al· ChiJTibers of the Ne wpo rt the Plannir1g Comm1811;0 11 of the Plsnninf Commi s•ion obi c~eated and led by Com· ways aood to look at and Beach City Hall, at which time the City of Ne wport Reach th e f.itv o \"r .. ·port Buc
munia ta . f ortunately, Gary especially so the past few 1111d place any and all prrfiO ns ,..j lf hol(l • publi r hearin@" on .,.·ill ho ld one public hearin~ 0 11
is on the side of America. issue& because of the su~ interested msy appear and be the appli cauon of Ted \"oa the appl ic;u ioo of Ru.!lsell Haro-heard thereon. Uemert, Inc. for a t;se Pennit ri mao lo amend Oi!Hric tin~ M1p
He is I reporter for one of je c:t matter -1 beautirul Ray Y. Copelin, secretary :tl306 to permit: installation of \"o. 12 from 10 R-3 to lUI Jl•l
America's leadina news princesses! Newport Beach City a 35 11q. h. pole 11ign io addi· ~~r~d R·3 Di iHri r t on tentati •·e
majazines, Americ:anOpin· G. Hubert Peinol, Planniu8 Commhutlon tion to sn ex isting ll i~n in the Tra ct 6466 u foll owa: Lots I,
President Corona del Mar Publish: Sept. 7, 1967, in C·~·H District. on z.0111 6 & 2 & 3 prnpo!lr d R·3 and Lats 4.
ion. Jr it were not for Gary Olamber of Convncrc:e ne ~ewport Hlllrl>nr F"..nsign Portion of7, Tr~c t 4225, kn o .. ·n 5 & 6 propo5ed R·l, located at and the maaazine, the Com• Southta~t <'Omtr af Bal bo a
A , I' d B!l 1727 1'utcliff Drive. Rh·d. and "F"" Strt.:rt. munilt tactics in the streets t' 't ste .\oticf" ill her eby lurther !fi\f'll of Delano mi&ht have been c lVI leS are I thll t said public hurinlf .. -ill \"otic,. is hl"reh>· fu rthl"r P,veo bt hdd 011 the 2ht d..-of th1111 n id publ ic 1\ea rinjt wtll bf!
suc:c:euful, not only there ·b w f M Sept ember, 1967. at tht hour he:ld on the 2h t day of Scptem-
but a lso in other areas . The y omen 0 oose of 8:00 p.m. 1n the Council bf"r, 1.%7, at the ~our of 8:00
tactics were not successful Chambr ra of th e Xe wpon l!f"ll<'h p.m. 1" t~e Counnl Chamb~tll
d h Ci"-• Hall. at ..-hich ti mr and of the ;o>,. .. , pon_ Brach Ct ty in Texas an ot er areas The ma1·or event of ·•c M b< r ., 11 11 h h d 1 uo em t1 o the Publicity pl ace any lllld all ptrsoo!l in• a • at w tc ttme Ill!. pace
bec ause of an article Gary month will talco place at the committee are Mnes. F lor· te re•ted ma,-appear .. d br anr •nd all ptr!lotUJ interested
wrote for American Opinion, Lodae Hall thi a Saturday, enceArnburaey ,Charlcs Bee· heard thereon. may Rpprar and be he11rd there-
~anion 'Jorum
ly Marilyn Manion
entitled "The Grapes Scpt.9. when a Comish hen ker, Canol! Coons, Leonard Ray Y. Copelin, .!ler.rrtary on.
Communi st Wrath in De· dt'nner -'II be served 1_ ~--_ Sam r\ewport Beach City Ray Y. Coptlin, s ecretary
1\in.·port -Reach City
Plaaning Commiufoo .. , ...... '-'V'I:bin, Cuttaia, Minnie Plaanias Cornmiaston
lano."' When the dus t had 6:30 to 3:30 p.m.. followed Hale. Aline Q 1 uender And Publi•h: St.:pt. i , 1967 . io.
soUled in other major aari• by danc:in1lilll Lm. Durin& Victor , .. 1.,,, The Newport Harbor Euisn Pu blish: Se pt. i , 1967 , ia
The Newport II arbor F.a.II'D
SOMI. IIEASONS FOI THE LONG, HOT SUMMER
cultural ateu where the the evenin1 prizea will be
same Communist tactics awarded for the women with
had been t.tied (and were the aillieal hata which they
un aucccuful). "The made usin1 no reaular hat
Grapes" had sold over two baac." Donation• are fl,SO
hundred thouaand copieS for adults and 75C £or ehil·
Why did the riots happen? What prompted
the violence in dozens o( Amc:riea.b citiea?
Two extremes answer that. question witbout
qualiflcatioo. One view maiot.aim that pcweny,
Jaet ot education, economic bope'ca,., aod
aep-eption produced the uprisiop. The op-
poaite opinion is that tbe eauae eame, not
from tbe inside, but from without: out:aide:
acitaton. many of whom are coa.neeted with
eilber the Far Left, the Black Nationalist
Nowmeut, or the Communist Party.
~ aida bolster their cooteationa wftb
coa•incina arpments. ADd tbe politiciana tit
......ty by, waru.a "' -wbiclt side cop-
...., .... 8ckJe fr.ncy of lhc Amcricao --Will tbe people nat )"t&t vote Liberal IDCl
clomud bUIIoaa of dollan "' bo opeot oa NoF-1 Will they bacl<lub and rally round
I -...,.....,... ....,idlte? Or will thoJ
...,..., • tietet tbat promiaa lO p:aaene, DO
_,... wbat. law IDd order? Heretofore, a
fOOd IIWI)' polltk:ai c:andidoteo baYO beeo
..-co obtain tbe "miDority vote." Next )'UI"
CMy wiD be more intereated in the maJorlf1 -......, tbe ~ politic:iaa amioualy
-..... -bow "' -tbo people, k ...., bo • fOOd -ror lbo -'< 10 '"""' ... 1M ... ... polkieittM pia,.. Ia IIIII
::'::~··~~·=--..... in MditioD to .. .._.,. ... -.l 'n·-.-. ......... ,...
, --...... &1 f I ,_ _____ ell
..... '" I ' ......... ,::· .... = .... ____ ,..
~ ........ 3 411 ..
.......... DIE lloltl• t,_._
•• '
where--but poverty still exists. The promised
Heaven on earth did not come true--and wbcn
Heaven wun't delivered, all bell broke loose.
Consider the view or some social planncn
who plan to improve the: lot of Ne&ro children
by Head Start proanrm. CI"OIII-town buasin1,
and better schools. No proaram of thla kind
can succeed unless the home life of tbe chil·
drm in queatton is a~uate. Doa the anti-
povuty proaram .seck to help strenlfhcn the
bail; unit of soctcty amana N~iro-7 Ap-
parmtty not. The subsidies avail•bte to Nearo
families now, as William F. Buckley put it
recently, .. IR not payable to familia wbole:
father is in residence. rn other wonts. tbcre
ia a tk /«to cash premium on tbe ~ntion
of father and moe her." ..
In addition to c:~atina unrealiatic hopei ud
...,..vatina the lack of familial ~
tbe politicians have popped up •moaa the
"outside qhaton." In Nuhvilk, it ...,
charpd, federal money helped tlnonco 1
'1iberation .:hool"' for Nelf'OC'S, the faculty
of which incduded. known riot instiptc:n.
Looten in one New Yort diltyrbance turned
out to be anployoeo of 1 fedenlly--
1)0\'aty orpoiutioit. Newut cicy ~~~
m~intain O..t ~ worbn ... ~~Poe
-Jipijlt:ottl --· 10 .... ....... -.... ,_-... ......-
1 ....... -.k_bo_lor .. _
,.,... .. 1 ...... .. ...... __ ....., __ no. __ , ...... .. -----...... ,_ ......... ., ... _ .. __
1 ..... E .......
-
Nrt ' -"" d --·I '•• .... .,. a
•
and \he Commiea were dren.
squcalina. Mu. Calloway will con•
Gary alao spent a sunmer elude her active month wiih
folloWiq th.e activities of a used jewelry sale folio•
varioua ttodent poupa. ina the buaino11 moctina
Thiaretulted in hi1 article. Sept. ·21 at 8 p.m.
entitled ••no Summer or Proceed s from theae ao-
Ccmnuniat Maleontenta ." tivitiu will be 1eat to
Over ~rty ~ouund copi01 Mooacha.cit. florid' to
rA . this artrclc were ·~td. help fumiah room• ror ,. ... \
wh1ch thowa how a Nall~ idontt of tho Mooseh1 .. a "-~<"''"
at Student. Association .a~ Health CentCT. voc~ted that aludentl 101n Mra. Willi.n CaUoway
pubcutv poupa (aome of . . . • ~icb were later fouftd to pubhctty c:haum• ror &he
be commactitt controlled), Women of the Mooae, Qt.-
ud 1110 how lttemptt wore t.er usa. ~~~· Me•!l-~a·
made to keep the rnolu.--planned venous actaYIUel
--·•-throupout the mooth • tho !aonariea •n ...., •!feets dw .. Lodae Hall. 43S E. 17th SL.
1n1 aunner •acatJooa. Op"ina ev•t i 1 lhl m.,..
•• La•t May, Gary wrote ter niJ,bt propllll e& & •i•
The Plan to Burn Lot ov•in,. S.,t. 1. An pi 101. •• Over two hun·
dred lllooooad eopi01 ol
this uticle have already ,.. llae
boon dlotrlboled, otMI bopo-~ 10 lllo -of
loll7, U ..... his "•11to Ood ..... II .... •to
Qn.ps11" aM "''111e I r:• -· u a wiN _,......,..
,.. c-lot pluo -111 •· 1 ka .. lold 1M ~ th-
bo foiled... d• .... -· ... w.. No OM Ia dli• ~111 ......... a. ...., -
---OlrJ .... _..., ...... _ .... at ... .., WHIII. 0 .... .
,._ .. IWftlildca .. •• , ....... ,, ••• -
-·· ._ OlrJ .... writ. --1-. -·~· lold, .. o .... OOIIdod C..· wllloll Ia Ia-II. Cl _., ......... • .. ear••• .. J:•, u
STUDENTS from COIIIIII del llor HI.-,
School who parllclpaltd tlurlng lhe sum-
lfttr In ttle Foreign L•gu-ee L••e's
PlOt• .. lbrood ore shown hert Glring o
vlsll 10 lit office of lhe mqor olllldrld,
s,..ln. Plclured her., -left, 111 Dun-oa Pl)'loil, Coonle Wll-Md Vlcltle
Iliaci< (II Ill mitt~ Tht ... 1r1 llldrid
cllr otflcllls. Ollltt loa! s-Is w11o ...,, 6 wttlls -In lit L-•...,.
.. .. 111 Ruslon llttslottr, LIN Cllift,
FrMCtl • Clift, ~ Dt..,, Md
JMitct 1111111!1. llrL El•• Btaolltn..,
I toachtr II COli HI.-, sCiiiiOf, strYai u
11101' counselor G.rlng lheir sll)' ....,ad.
The Forti~ LM!IUage L••!IU• Is lite
world's lorvest lntemollonol school sys-
ltrn wllh hudquorters In Soli Lolte Clly,
Ulllt. Tile PriiiiiY gool of lie PIUIJrMI Is
lo provide AlltrlcM swdenls will • op-
IIOrlulllly to 91ln ., ..,.,._"' or
Ettrope Md lis ptople Md II lit ....
U•t _.liMit llttlt ...,calonal slutlu.
Tilt l"dtols IllUmed Aug. 21, In UN 10
-· ., .... wtalt's local .... _ ....
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Tbe Pint Baptiet ChurcJt
ol CoeLI Meta, l Ot Maaaolia
SL at Santa Ana Ave :~ Or.
P.O. Neumann will pre aeh
on ''Forever triwnphanr• a& 'I the 11 a.m. Sunday u rv ice.
At 1 p.m. hia topic will be
''Chtia t reincatnat ed. '' ••• The Chrillian
Churches, Newport Beach,
Corona del Mar and Costa
Mesa -"Substance•• is the
title of the leuon sermon
for this Sunday. • • • Central Bible Church, PLANS for opening th e Thursday Mo rn ing Pacini, secretary. The fi rst meeting will Oranse Ave . at 23 rd St.,
season are discussed by (left to right) be the friendship fashion tea SepL 15 at Cos ta Mesa-Pastor Henry
Mrs. Janes A. Lee, president; Mrs. Wil· the Balboa Bay Cl ub. (Studio One photo.) E. Jone s will brin& a mes•
llam K. Vance, treas urer, and Mrs. Ma rio sage on ••christ, fact or
Th d I b fiction,•• at the 9 and 10:30 urs ay C u .to open season ~:'!~r~ ::;~~e;,; ~~;.;:;.~
The Thursday Morn ina Club Newport Beach; UO Chan-Newport Ba lboa Savina• and tioo:• from the book of
of Newport Beach wilt cellor and Mrs. Daniel G. Loan; Mrs . Ma tt Ober, head Ruth. "Absalom'' wiH be
mark the openin.a of the new Aldrich; Mra. Johnny Me rcer, of public re lations of Hoaa the Wednesday cvenina topic cl ~b season wtth a friend-charter member of the Fine Hospital; Mn. Martin at 7 Se pt. 13. Pioneer airla
s htp fa shi on tea to we lcome Ar ts P au ons of Newport Loc:kncy, head of Hoaa wi ll be ain the ir fall proaram
new and prospective merno-Beach; Newport Beach Hospital Gift Bo~t ; Mra. nellt week. Third aradcrt
bers and to honor promine nt Librarian Dorthea Sheely; William Stabler, head or will meet rr om 4 to S p.m.
community leaders and the ~~. Will iam Spuraeon Ill, Partners in Proaress, and Wednesday, and 4th to 8th
past presidents of the club. head of the Ani s tance Mra. Harvey Hurlburt, wife paders will meet at 7 p.m.
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Mrs. Jan l, WorMer (Bernie Alden Dhota.)
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Needl.,illl .Uauy by hat dKided 110 i•••ca.
Paul P. OhzeDNtaw of lecture .ad ~ .....
IDDdt L~&una will be on di ... He bat !lad ao f01mal M
pl8)' lhroup Sept.ember at culaio.a. lftd .u:riW .. 1 bi 1
Mu&ual Savina • and Lou feeH•a for ... 1M .......
Ann., 2167 E. Coatt Hwy., P•t &o hh faa-•• who waa
Corona del Mar. a aiiOnec:u.U..
The u ti tl. who h handi-
c!""'od by multiple ocl"!o-IOAT IUIILA.ZII
111, finl t.ook,up necdlcpomt Police conlin• &o iant•
•• a lh.crapcutic aid. Soon tiaate the fiahina and boat
he decsded 10 tackle the equipment theft from a bo.t
dif~cul t art of doina por-owned by Minat Butler , 1100
trAits of well kno wn and Senano Ave . and Richard
livina pcraonalities, and he Thompson '2112 Se ville
developed a technique for Ave., Balboa. Gear valued
overcomina the problems of at $343 was taken orr the 2
thi s new technique. men's boat, moored olf F
After winnina 31 ribbons St. and E. Bay Ft., in New.o
and a trophy since 1 ~54, he port Bay.
How to add years
to your life
100 years aao the averqc
AmerK:an could expect
tb live about 40 )'CatL
.The tea, under the direc-Leaaue of Newport Beach; of the city manaaer or New-Thursday.
lion of Mrs . Robert Miller, Mrs . John B. P arker, head port Beach. Temple sh:ro: or Costa SHARYN EDELBLUTE special events chairma~, is of .the Auiatanc~ Leaaue Pas t P re sipents or the Mesa announces reaiatration
planned ror 1 p.m. Fuday, Ju01ors of Newport Beach; Thursdat Morning Ciubbeina ror the 1967-68 relioious
Today-about 70. Modem sanitation, diet, drup
and medK:a.l practice have added 30 years to our
life span. And note that 70 is ow:ra,r. Many die
sooner. Many live lonaer. You up your chanca
of lxina: a "looter" if you eat properly and Jd
proper medical ~. This means periodic medc·
UpS by your physician. As pharmacists we are
pbJed to belp by supplyina the drup your doctor
prescribe:s-4rup unknown a cemury ago. We're
socoMcious or the dfectiveness of modem medK:ine
that we're shooting ror a lifC' span of 100 )'Cit'S.
Sept. IS, at the Balboa Bay Mrs. Henry J ones, head or hon ored ale the Mmes. WEDS JAN UlQRM ER Club. Assisting her are the Hoaa Hospital Auxiliary; Robert Goodhart, Jack Mar-school session this Sunday, YY I
Mrs. James C. Stamper , Mrs. Donald . Fraser, Hoaa a hall, John T. Butler, J ohn ~~·. ;1°th_~r:h~ob:i·l~in~ Dr . Clirton Moore, min ister
decorations; Mu. Jack Hospi tal au~11iary me mber• E. Will iams, Howard Smelt-617 W. Hamil ton St. Classes or rad io and television for
Marshall, invitations; Mrs. ship chairman: Brad Atwood, zer, and the founder and first the ' United Pre sbyterian
J ohn Morr is , res ervations, UCI public affairs director, pre sident Mrs. Robert W. will begin !~d!y , Sept. 11 · Chu rch, read the double
and Mrs . PaUick Barkley, and Mrs. Atwood; Mrs . Roper, who has also been " . h h · r•·ng wedd•'ng ,,·,., roo Jan h · I' R be Be d 'I' r .~,annets C urc , meet•ng ... OS plla lty. 0 rt rnat. auX!Iaty oundinapresident ors o ther Linwood Wormer and Miss A previ ew or the ne wes t president o( the South Coast major coastal area c lubs at Mariners Elementary
fall fashi ons will be pre-Child Guidance Clinic; Mr s. which totally have a com-School, Irvine Ave . at Elizabeth Edelblute at 2
sented by Lido Fashions, Gertrude Can ole, auxiliar y bined membership of over Mariners Dr.-The Rev. Roy p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 6, at
Wi th Miss Pat Hauison as president of South Coast 1,400 women. Thompson will continue the St. Andrew's Presbyterian
commentator. The style s Hospitai;Mrs.FrankGaine s, Mrs . James A. Lee is the studyintheBook ofRomans Church.
wilt be modeled by members pre sident of the Children's 1%7~8 president, and at the 10 a.m. Sunday ser-The groom, who is taking
or the club's Mannequin Theater Guild of Newport serving with he r a re Vi ce vice. His topic thi s Sunday graduate minis terial studies
se c tion unde r the di rection Beach; Mrs. Wi lliam A. Presidents , Mmea. Robert will be "God, who does as at Oxford University in Eng·
or Mrs . Ivan Sturgi s . Smi th, president or Las S~ith , Lloyd Wilson, Robert He pleases." ~ land, is the son of i\11 . and
Guests of honor invited Marineras ; Joseph Krall, Mille r, ~nd Robert Burbank; St. Andr:w•; Pres byterian \h. L. Arthur Worme r of
include Mayot and Mr s. 0Jange Coas t College stu-Secretaues, Mme s. Howard Church, 600 St. Andrew's 30 12 Grant Ave., Costa
Paul Gruber of Newport dent loan fund ofricer, and Ruhell, J. O'Hara Smith, Rd ., Cliff Have n _ Dr. \1esa. The bride 's parents
Beach; John Macnab, presi-1\Ys. Krall; Mrs. Robert Daniel We stbrook, and Mario Charles Dierenfield wilt are Mr. and i\1rs. Charles
den t of Newport Harbor Shennan, President of the Pacini ; Mrs. William K. preach on "Faith to dare" Graham Edelblute of 23~4
Chamber of Commerce, and Leaaue of Women Vote rs or Vance, Ueasurer: Mrs. K. L. at the 8, 9:30 and II a.m. Tus tin Ave., West Upper
Mrs. Macnab; Mrs . Robert Newport Beach; Mn. Doris Griffith, historian and pub-Sunday serv ices . Fall Bay.
vice mavor of licity;Mrs. Robert Goo dhart, Sunday school beains th is The bride wore a white
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Cue. ..•••. 15.00
'Scvle ........ so
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parliamentarian; Mrs. Allan Sunday. aown or imported organza
Love, Clarion; Mr•. M. E. • • •. with a c hanti\ace 'Overdtess,
Shinkel, communi t)' service; Th~-Newport Un1ty Church, ,~hich parted rrom the cres ..
1\trs. John E. Will iams, co-me etma at lSth St. and cent waistline and fell in a
ordinator; Mrs. James C. Irvine Ave., Cliff Haven -redingote effect bordered
Stamper, de corations; Mrs . The Re v. Loren F lickinaer by scallops. The 'oval neck-
Patrick Barkley, hos pitality; will speak on "The key to li ne was encircled with
Mrs . John Mon is , reaer-abundan ce" at the 10 a.m. pearls. She wore an elbow-
vations;·Mrs. J ohn Connelly, Sunday service. "Hatmony lenath illus ion veil held by
theater, and Mrs . Robert W. is for you" will be the theme a delicate lace nowe r tr i ~
Roper, visitation. or the 7:30p.m. Wednesday med with sequins and pearls.
Section Chainnen for musical meditation. She carried a Bible encased
1967-68 are Mrs. Jack W. HERBERT L. FORD in a cascade of aardenias ,
Waaer, art; Mrs. Carl Ander• OF COSTA IIESA liES baby's breath and stepbano-
son, bowlina; Mn. Richard tis.
Marks, bridae; Mrs . Dixon Herbert L. Ford, of 231 E. Ser vin& as bridal attend·
J . Webb, Globetrotters; Mrs . Hill Pl., Costa Mesa, died an ts were Mrs. Evelyn Cat·
Herbert Martin, aolf; Mrs . Tuesda y, Aug. 29, at the rothers or North Hollywood
Lealie Reynolds, be&iMers age of 64. He had been a as matron or honor and Miss
aolf; Mrs. Rober tS. Wilson, member of the Purity Masonic Cheryl Hendrix or San Cle•
aounnet; Mr s. Wil li am La Lodae 658 in St. Louis, Mo. rt2nte and Miss Michele
Plante, Juniors; Mrs. Ger· Survivors include his Edelblute the bride's sis•
trude Hennenhorer, Knit-wife , Inez; a son, James of ter, as bridesmaids. The
Wi ts; Mrs.· Ivan, Stwais, SanLuia Cbispo; .S brothers, matron of honor wore a hi&h
mannequins; Mrs. Emil Seip, Hatvey or Dallas , Alva of necked formal aown or saae
;:;~:>:::-:~::•:•:•1 Sinaleair ea; Mrs . Hennan Exeter, Benton or Temple peen crepe and canieda
4lt;ammell, tenni s, and Mn. City, Herman of Pasadena bouquet spiked with the
Robert Goodhart, coordin-and. GJeen of Pasadena; and ye llow, oranae and blue of
atina council. a suter, Mrs. Kathryn Sc ott the bird or paradise.
Reservations may be made or La .Jolla. Made in the same style
by callinl Mu . Frank R. Services were held Sept. 2 were the bridesmaids' drea•
Lo d 6 .. ~244 ·~ J in the' Bell Bro. adway Mo. r-ses. created in yellow chif· w en, _.-v ; ma s. ' Ch I th Se f .
Wig Chatea~
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O'Hara Smi th, 673..0822, or tuary ape • w~ .. a anna fon with white daisy neck-
(TREASURE COVEl Mrs. Leslie Reynolda,67.s-Lodge 708 offJcsahna. In· lines. They c arried bouquets ~:::::::::::::::;;:::::::::::::;:;;;;;::~~~:;: .. .,..,.;. .... ..,..,.., te nnent was at Harbor Rest of mums and spider chrysan .. 4 Memor ia l Park. themums.
Coffee 1 LB.69'
FR!SH LOCAL JIUTTOM
Mushrooms
2LB.
DOL! S1ll PIMIW'PLE Juice 2149t
it6 •••
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Melons 4~.
HELP IS CALLED FDI The groom's bro<her, L AS AIIIEST IS MADE Arlh"' Womer Jr. or Foun·
A cro.wd 1athered at the tain Valley, was best man.
Fun Zone in 'Balboa ahortl)' Us hers included Dale Wood
after 11 p.m. Sunday, Sept. of Riverside· and the Rev.
3, while police officer Doom K.enneth~ahlsttom of Tracy,
was aneatina Albert c. Foll~wtnl the cerem~ny, a
McGui re , 1259 Baker St., r~ce~tlon was held tn the
Costa Mesa a 2()-year-old f1te s sde room of the chutch •
salesman, chuaed with dis-Mi ss Linda BarTen oC Bal-
turbing the peace. A near--boa Is land and Miss Maria
by officer was called to as• Marion assisted, 1
sist Doum and tens ions The bride's mother wore a
cased enouah for police to je~eled coc kta~l d~ess in
take their suspect to a squad betae tones, Wtlh jeweled
car. hat and mat china be iae ac-
Po li ce said a remale C()l'lloo ceuoriea. She wore a cor·
panion or the arrested sus-a.aae o( deC'p cream cymbi·
Z!! 4 PACK poet was in apparent viola• diuma. Mrs. Wormer wore a a -=·ots. 2!\ SIZE zs· · .. c •Jo•"let TISSU" e 31 lion of llle cily curfew ordi· filled lime areen oheolll Jllll.., · C nance when officer Doum dress with lace overdress,
UNPIII.IDHALV!S approached the couple, ait· ma lchina s hoes and a bono •,------------------+-----------------' ti na on a bench. The 20.. velvet hat. Her corsaae waa
year"'()ld youth became •n•ry or yellow cymbidiums.
I!YMOLDS and swore at tho officer , ac· The• 1couple left for a W·~~~ 2fJc' cord ina lo police. AUTDS COLLIDE
11 Hoaa hospital officials I'OSTAL CLERK KELLER ttutod Tina Wlao;ct, 233
GI!IM'IIOOOS HARVARD
1 ·~-· STAMIIAIID Sill SUCCUIIIS AT AGI 53 li'FIIai,-;;~;c;;;~---~~~ij~:}~~~~-=------~ EMI c Keller, of 1100 Poppy Ave •• Corona del Mar, F•za IIIIDSI'fl Cloy Sl., OiiT Huon, died Ly~r Hochlftld~l of Polal
, --011 PRIMCIIITYL. !Iondo Sept. :z, "' lho oa• S(O'onp lftd Cl•••h• ,.,.,, 2 ~ $1 ""' ~ y, bod ~-•. ~ 2!01 llanyo 51., Ball Blotr, ;y -.... 2 ~jftl. ~ SJ. He -·-•• ~• los occ;deftl io.iorioa A ... U V ... •• a postal clerk. 31. Tiu Slllf'ered a lac-.. . . . · ~"'! iachade hi • ted chi• ud left haad, L,..
wi f' El•a••: a toa, der a u&lef'taWa._.C~
Boll J r.; •d • doollo,.., dio hod 2 """' lftlh Docii-
C.OI. ed 0111 wltta the can il j[:~~!:=~=~~::::~~a~~:~~E~:~~ .. :;·~ ... ~~ .. J~~~:.~···:::·-nc... ... whick .... , .. ,. ridi .. co .. ~.Dill-.,,_ ......... tided .. E. CMot llwy ....
J-o Rd.
honeymoon in San Francisco
and ~1ontC're )' before maltin&
their home in England.
How about you?
The br ide is a graduate ol
Hollywood l·hgh School and
is aneriding Or ange Coast
Col\eget •tet husband's
.. chools include lhe Univer•
si ty of California at River•
s ide and Paci fic Lutheran
Seminary in Berkeley. He is
presently completing his
doctorate degree in Early
Church History at Jesus
College in Oxford, Enaland.
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minion charae. ncr. The ddcnsa acts one TuCker uld the scri~~~~~qe youna man stopped the
Head coach Dick Tucker point fot holdin& the oCfense willaive area fan• a cbanoe The officer c:roued in
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1ar faces 1n the scnmmap W t N h Lauahtcr quackly ceased
for the Buct. Vcte.ran til'"' es ewport as b.een pro-fot the youth, who wu
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Frank Wei;ath and fullback sidiary of the Irvine Co. He
Mike Marvosh leadina the _Is a nat ive of Baltimore,
around attack, Md., received a B.A . degree
Bill Reddin& will be back in liberal arts from Witten•
at his middle auard slot on berg University, Springfield,
defense, where he was the Ohio, and a B.S. degree In
best in the loop last year. civil engineering from Case
Defensive halfbacks Tony Institute of Technology
Foaliani and Steve R~i-~ Cleveland. He has bee~
quez are back, a~ona wath project engineer for the
tackle Grea Sherrall, auard 1 · C · d 1
Don McMahan and defensive rv•n e omp~ny . eve op-
end Steve Reece. ments of Un•vers•ty P.ark
Newcomers include Bi 11 and Upper Harbor VIew
Jenkins of Huntinaton Beach, Hi I Is.
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Gu~ -Mr. and Mrs. Hussain Camarillo, 426n Acacia
Khalil, 2925 Baker St., Ave ., Corona del Mar.
Co~ta Mesa. Boy -Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Gul -Mr. and Mrs. Lin• Pincek, 3125 Barbados Pl.,
coin Wil merton, 3710 Park Costa Mesa.
h sur• To ~• it oil ... Chompoonship Golf CouiM ...
Rid ing C l~o~b .. Provote hock Club . V1ew Homes• let
overfookong The golf course, The ocean or !he roll ,ng
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rwltNtts• PGP'r pNtsfK J-riftt .,., FBo~ -Mr. a·nd Mr!L~'Oary
B. I. C. PENS Ue
Down to •orth price for
that i~aportent ball point
pen . Other brands at all
prius including Perker,
Shaf•r, Scripto, Pap•r·
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PENCIL BOXES H t
Plastic cans with pen-
cils, •raserl, ruler1 ...
all thos• neceuary
school 1u ppl iu.
With or without clip.
in gre-ot new shodes.
JiP9ttttl plastic torryall
In 2 sins ... fro"' 2Yf
LUNCH BOXES
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Several popular motih.
lncludu th•rmos.
SHOULDER lAGS raz•er, 117 Lexinaton
Lane, Costa Mesa.
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Leather typ• bags most
populor with the co·•d
anct high schaol girl.
Plastic clutch purses in
bright colors at various
prices.
Straw bogs for baolc s anct
penonal belongings.
Boy-Mr. and Mrs. Robert AIRMAN John C. Furrow
Wittina, 2060 Federal Ave . .' son of Mrs. Juan ita Furro~ l'l!~~ho"T.i~~;-.IT
Cos ta Mesa. , of J02q Coolidge Cos ta 'Thcat re Compact Or san' ,B~y -Mr. and Mrs. Jamu Mesa, has re ceived 'his first wi th elecuonic tr.aps and.
\o<hcka, 825 Darrell St., U.S. Air Force duty assign-Castanets-ON LY at ...
Costa Me sa 1 ft 1 . . T ct A. 29 · men a er comp et1ng bas1c CORCORAN "AU'iiC CO. G7:1 ~·Mr••.· d 'f J training at Lack land AFB, (Across from Fashion Sq.) • n 1\ rs . c ny T . Ki mbrell, 3114 Yukon Ave., exas. He. has been asstgn· #66 Town & Country
Costa Mesa. ed to Egltn AFB, Fla., for ·· 54.1-4318
•••••••••• fl -Boy -Mr. and Mrs. J . s. training and duty as a se-Mon .&: Fri. 'Lit 8 pm
Ingersoll, 977 Valencia c urity policeman. Airman • Yam~ha e Story & C lark•
dip~
Al so t.,. p•p•r
12 auartod calor•
just $2.00
Ave., Costa Mesa. Furrow is a 1%6 graduate lhmmond Stei11
Girl-Mr. and Mrs. Nich~ of Corona del Mar High Hammo nd_ Steinwav
las Meyer, 426 Bucknell Rd ., School and attended Orange 12 used or~~:an.!l -U~ldwin,
Costa ~esa. Coas t College. His wife is Conn, Lo~<>·rr-y , Hammond ,
t!c ., apinet!l & full organ1, ......... ,, AMt. JO the former Joan Mat tock of from $395; 1 erma.
Boy -Mr. and Mn~·;:~~:I,.C~o~s~t:•~M:e~s~a~. ------~~ Real retu ru coaeolea &-yia• More land, 3 J 29 a ets, Or~se Co. '• l~~rsut
Pl., Costa Meta. , •electioa, from 1390.
Do ... Sduaidt·Phillipa Co.
Y -Mr. and Mrs . fown j•ct~vel in !.ins 1907 N. Maia Streel at 20th
Lon&, 1401 Galuy Pru•ta Santa Au
Dover Shores. Tloo"oloy, Ao1• 31 YOUNG COMMUNICATION
Girl-Mr. and Mrs. Phillip UNLIMITED
Holquin, 340 Avocado St., THE TRUTII ABOUT YOU
Costa Mesa. A simple positive way
Boy -Mr. and Mrs. John for you to know success
Hoplinl, 226 Sierks St., no matter what the avenue
Costa Mesa. as YOU.
Boy -Mr. and Mrs. Richard It is my sincere desire
C heek, 92$ W. Balboa Blvd., to first 1uide the indivi·
Balboa. dual to the reooa.nition o f
Fri cloJ'~ Sept. 1 value in knowina 'M-10 he
-CDIIOMA DEL MAR 0.• [.,_.,.,s 'tUI 9 P.M.
Boy -Mr. and Mrs . Fred is, IPPreciatina himself
McSwain, 1811 Placentia AS HE IS and lhcn to re._.
Ave., Costa Mesa. lizc that HE i 1 the MOST
(
wl'lo" yov "'0"' or "eM o aorvlco or
proJucr .... , . , , . , , ...... , .
HOW MAllY -HAft TCMI A.-.......... .
• WHO DO I CALL77117
• WHERE CAH I FIND IT71111
• WHO WIU &M ME A FAI.
'RICE77777
IMPORTANT PER!JJN lhat
he will ever know. It i•
then my aim to stimulate
him 10 the undeutandina
dial lhCOCIIft HIS Ol'oN
creative thinlr.in&, be can,
with Self-Discipline. open
a door to Communication
with Life for better bal.,.
ced li\1na. If he can learn
to thinlr.·cons tru ctivcly, be
will then have a ti cket for
whcrevef he wishes to JO,
as the person he would
like mosl to be.
-an au/tJ•
bi o~raph) b~ Copl. Edrii~
H.irkt-rrbar!.:rr. llcmJback
$(. 9.).
Order from:
.Uel1can Olll~ion Hook Slore
1934 Harbor Bhd.
Cos~ MeAa -Phone 646-o64~
WORK WANTED
Years o f cxper·
ience on all types of clo--
lhina & linen.Specialty,
men's shirts. $l.SU per hr.
Mable Whitman, 607 Mar·
aue~itc , COM. 613-277-t.
legal tc•
searcher, paduate of law
school, and B.A. econ~
mica, experienced with
renowned taw fitms, seeks
employment. Write Box A·
S, c /o Ensian, 2721 E.
Coast Hwy., Corona del
BUSINESS oppor.
•ily for erleraetic painter·
10 owe 30 yr. established
paint •d decoratina busi·
Mil in Newport&. environs.
Complete equipment: spray
auns, sc:affoldin& and
. pepet hanaina tools. Call
'John 646~24S.
CASH for your garage items.
BOOKS, tools , housewares
needed for ou r daily sat·
age sale. 646·1675, Te·
Winkle Uardware, Costa
Mesa .
P UBLICATION t)'pina. Have
lates t model No. 720 Vati•
typet with man~· new type
faces. Also have Head·
liner. Call Fran 613·1507 ., •~ J·.Q2.,so,.. __ _
WANTED • IIORKBENCH
VICE • medium size pre·
fcued, swivel s tock with
an vi I. 5-'64561.
• MISCELLANEOUS _______ _.
SPOTS before your eye 1
on your new carpet -ro-
move them with Bille LUI·
tre, 'Rent electtic sham·
pooer St. Crown Hardware,
3107 E. Coast Hwy., Cor-
ona del Mar. -·------'
WANTED TO BUY . Great
Books of the Western World:
Set. And/or Encyclopedia
set. Adu!t or Jr. set .
54~669.
PHILCO STOVE, perfect
condilion. Used l mo1.
B10wn, double oven,
size 60''. S46-4S61 •
• PERSONAL
• WHO CAN I DIPlND ON11777, CianCI limited to B per·
aons only. Finl clan
•••u Thunday, ScpL 14.
Call 'now for time and re-
servation • 494-3317. The
reiuh will be proved by a
araa&er you.
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YOU with
your pet problem -diet.
skin OOddilion, lrainlna~
ele, NO OIAROE r.,.. lllio
semce. . ~
IODMI'I Pft .UP
1'1'0 &. c.-&·~··., ....
oo.DNA-.IIA8 ••a.kAIHriclld
••Joia CIJM 0-
In Corona' del 'Mar. J
furnished upper apL ·with
utiliti ... Near CoAit Hwy. t9G. •
DI!L MAR -S...ll
slUIIo apt. ror OM ..._,
ployod -. · Neor ....... 1 • .::.:..:::,., pr; .... , ....... ,_,
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$ .IIOW TO M.Uf MCIB $·
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•• 1111111 •••• ,.y.e.i . .
A WilE IIVmMEIT II '
I
DELUXE
4-IT
AP EIT
TAX SHElTER .
Toor'• •' . .. ...
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Del11e J le•rm. · .. . ' .. . ~ ..
2 l•t• Ow1en a,art.
Pia S-2 le•rm.
2 li .. •
AND TOP THIS
GUARANTEED
FULLY RENTED ' .
..
-. ~ -"
••will.. ,, '
llltii·TI·III .-•1' I· ... 111•-u\',1-H ·'
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3 bedrooms, large living room, Price reduced! •••
·CHINA COVI
Residence with view of channel entrance and
a short atones throw from tho beach -
An excoll.,t buy at onlr. $52,500
" • • •
CDM DUPLEX SPKIALS
' 3 loo......,a + lanai """"and studio apt. $36,500
. 2 ~o--s, I batt. house w/ 2 bH,._
apt. & .... t. • • • • • • • • • • $41,900
· 2 ~•••••, 1 both fton't unit w/ near new .
• '3 llotl_., ·2 bath apt. and .,,at -S$4,5oo
3 hih ... , 2 batt. home w/ 2 bH ..... \pt ss;200
·2-W4ta-~witt.,_ units-
..do opartrn.,t appnrx. UOO sq. ft.
3 hH-· .. d 2 batt.a. •••••• ~ S$8r500 ' . 3 1/ the SHARP!ST bldga in C4ll ..
' 11ooo .. w/2. bH....,s & 2 lootho ' · ,' •
2 hoOfOe& w/2 bH,_a & 1 looth · •• ·•
3 1•rw1e apta. w/lanoi -• . !1.,11, o con•orsatian pnrporfJ -oU~i.:<,
•. . ,
.... ' . '
" MESA VERDE
3 bedrooms with family room, fireploc., iar-..1 n ..
c•petlnl and cfropos, electric built•ins, clou!Me cor
tarOIJ•• Tho lovelr family home ia neor tho Country
club In Meta Verd..
OILYSU,JII
WciJs.Md:ardlc llaltors ....... U'"'?Jf
3 ON A LOT
3 BEDROOM HOME~ plus a duplex, en SO' x 200',
Cotta Mesa lot. Each un it of tho duplex has two bod.
rooms cmd enclosed garog••· 1~ occupancy brings
in • regular $310 per month. Out of town own ... hos
aslled us to exchange it foro 6 unit.
IUIIMI!SS CORM ER
In Bustling Calhneso (near Redlands), and aurround.d
i.y5 news.,-.,iu stations. Only 200 fHt "-Fr....ey
off-en4oen , .. P•• lnclv•• 40' x 60' conerete WMir
Mattlet IIUildlng on the 100'x200' lot. Priced tD sell at
$60,000. Wi II ••chone• lot Orange County In co-o
property or trust cNteds.
DOWNTOWN IUILDIIIGS
I 1: In tho fteort of Anah•irtt, with a scheduled ineo~t~•
of $!00 per .onth. ThrM ,,., .. , plus professional
···-$49,500. f2: 0. lrvay 4111 St. In Santa ...... T ... Ofoty ......
h.M Includes IHI•-•t .d railrood .da.·L-•MI
ot $415 ,.. -th. aw-"I• aoll hw $49,500. NORTH lAM DllliO COUNTY
71 ecres with o ,_... ... view of tho countrysi._ 8
lllloa lnl•ll "-Oce.sl ... Povod roocl '-.....
U.ll ... t.4 ---lollle 1o IIIIa pn>porty. $3500por ...._ WILL CONSIDER EXCHANGE FOR INCOME
PIIOPERTY. ' COIIII!IICAL SITI
In Anllhel• City Li.tts, oc,.u "-proposed •j"'
Uol-oity • ..._,.IMtoly m acrea, wltll all •II I•
!loa. c-.. ,..perty ot a al.,.l, ONLY .... 1ollle ,_
,..., of Ita al1e ~ Senro AM .. d Rl-.1•
~ $2.00 ,_ •• fr. Froo .,4 cl-. SUBMIT
UN IMIERED EXOIANGES.
LIST YOUR WIITCL1Pf 01 ,IAYCRIIT
""-wllll •a. Wo will hol4 Open Houu ......, woolo·
.-4, -. ..... contlnt.MWIIy, .,d pro4Yco an illusfToo
te4 lndwfe .._,, your ho.o, plt~a hpoll,. It to a
cll.me which ho1 "-co.lne to ua •lnco 1949.
• • WAIIT "SOUTH OP MIGIIWAY
One ef 'wr cll.m hea e free •4 ciMf R-3 lot In •
lu .. -Oronte t-ty nol .... e ..... , ..... $5009
-,._ e ""-• 4upl•-"' of the C..rHiellwo'r· wm---Old all .. -"SSIIfi/IC OIWIC6 fO'lNTY SINCE 1949"
PIOMI UI·U11
IIAIIOR LIIHT.
This moanilic.,t YIEII '-this immaculate
home is incamparablol 3 B.R. +Dining Roam +
Fam. Rm. +Rumpus Rm ••• All-electric kitchen,
outside lighting, LOW, LOW, LOW f! S52,Soo
~UIT ~ HDP 'I A SliP
To 'Littlo tarona' beach from this sparkling 2
B.R. hamo. All bu ilt-in gas kitchen, hardwood
floara, beautifull y landscaped. On quiot str•t
.•• host aroa. ONLY $37,500
2111 SQ, FT. DF LUlUIIY
With 4 B.R. and Fam. Rm., this Eastbluff beau-
ty is a top-quality LUSK-bu ild home in mint
condition. Fine VIEW of the boy, lovely patio,
water•softeoer. . .many extras. SEE . . .@
ONLY S42, 950.
SEMPLE REAL ESTATE 675-2101
2515 E. C..st Hwy., c.,.... 4el M.r
'
COSTA MESA
TRIPLEX -8 YEARS OLD
3 BEDROOM UNIT PLUS TWO
2 BEDROOM UNITS· 2 FIREPLACES
INCOME $470 MO.
CALL FOR APPOINTMENT TO .SEE. $39,950
332 Morgueri te
Corona dol Mar -673-8550
Under New Morogement • Gene Norvell, Owner
OWNER IS A
FUSSY BUUDER!
Boui#lt this beautiful lot on Poppy 6 months ago
and bu ilt this home to lost forever but due to
chong• of plcr~s has gi ven th is' 3 S.R., 3 bofh
beauty to us on an exclusive listing. Call fo r an
appo intment and one loot.: ond you will be ftle
proud owner of this gem. Wolk on• blod! to Littl•
Corono Beach, A truly custom 1-tom• pric.d right,
$63,000
Tll•••&ll·ll21
~~L~ --. Properties
2915 E. Cout H•r·. CoNna cl•l Ma r
(lltijoi•i•t Pori Tbulrrt)
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Low Dolnt .,.,. t
K
• 1'EAk
100 POIIm • IOOOEitiooll
NO 1111> 'ID. Lit • ....,. ,. ...
TUUR. ......... ..,. .. .. --•• D. IUCC~
lauwtnant C&.
Olldal V.A. ""'11 m· ,. Hallrlei'\'W
LIVE LIKE
A MILLIONAIRE .
EXQUISITE 16'xl8' GLASS SUN ROOM, LARGE
HEATED POOL, and SPACIOUS PATIOS orrers
indoor & ou tdoor fun for the whole famlly. Loc•·
ted on a quiet banjo street is thi s lovely three
bedroom and DINI NG ROOM home with bullt•in
oven, range and dishwashe r. Lar~~:e livin• room
with fi replace. Beautirul covered tree lined e ntry.
I cou ld ~ on and on but bett e r yet let us show
yo u this most unusual home. Loc ated in New·
port's Uppe r Bay. Full Price onl y S37,500-Ac t
Now.'
MATT LA BORDE, Realtor
"YoM'll Lila Our Fd~dly ~uvi c~"
220 E. 17th St. (Pho .. ._555) Cooro Meoo
(LocotH in E. 17th 5t. ~•1 C ... ffl)
Eweni"'l Coli 646-4579 or 6«.-10511
llayttrst
HOMES WITH A
FOREVER VIEW
From $59,950
In NORTH DOVER SHORES
Two Furnished Mode ls
1812 Santi ago Dr., Newpo rt Beach
646-6926 fJ[J IVAN WELLS • SONS INC.
~ IUILDU:S 6. DIYl.L.OPial
JUST. REDUCED $2,0001
' A J " ~ OCWJI • 2 bil.th biJnw with ~
bttliM ud finopAaoe, PLUS • 2 bdrm. 1 ..... -~a. o..r.. ....... J...C>.
CA'n:D 800'nt Of' KIGMWAY., ...... ..._
lo a., O:nn. Bead~. P'r'itoed '..ri&tH tl'
lSI , 1'511. Terms.
115-JD .EYes: ~
NEW PRICE $49,750
EXCEPTIONAL
OPPORTUNITY
You can't ao wrona! Bu y in Cor-
ona del Mat. Older 2 bedroom
home PLUS a relativ ely new 2
bedroom apt. over l -ear aarqe
located in Path of Pro areu near
Co ast Highway. Full Pri ce onl)'
S3~,7 5(), Tenns.
67 3-3000 Eves : 548-U6a
•ap~..tatb
REAL TV, ,NC.
2407 E. COAST HWY.
DELMAR
.. N& SPICTACULAI V&W..OCIAN _,lAY
c .. ·, Sell 111
• Trade It?
F01 Fill Action A Rctu.lts
Call
EXOIANGE SPECIAL.IS
DOYLI!CO.
178 II.
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Mc:e. • ; • H ""' .,joy
b.int o girl •••• y<MI'II
love Lo F...,. with
ita YOat cwray . of
delightfully olog..,t ond '
~letely feminine lingerie.
what a joy to lind your
fovori te "famous-name
br..,do (ovor 25 of th .. ) of
intimate apparel all
in one wonderful place, come see,
come love, come buy!
foshions for
..f. :J.,..,...
MI!W.-oiiT aUCH
PULLIIITOM
•
TO FASHI
A 60-TON CRANE wttll . a
120-loot boom lowers an "'
ton specimen pine tree Into '\(_Mo.,..,, A.e-a C..l Hwr., Morloon Milo, place at tile Irvine c ....
Brio Block, 2701 PHblo ........ a ,.., wlodow aod pany's Fashl011 Isfan~ In
br., Horllar Vlow Hlllo, -tiDio a IUl lloho todlo. Z Newport Cent.er. The 25-
raba 10 Hoot Hoapllal r,. waloa& apo~ken, Uld Z ·foot.UII tree Is ooe of 16,·
tru-.t fJI coea.loae ud laddJne a.cbtnea, valued at 500 bees and shrubs plant·
pouibly • IPfliood blp'abe 11 ... 60. ,_ l ed In the 'shopping complex. reoej"'d wben the car of W ... ,, Aut. 3D _ •
Bratt Er101iut ol WbiUier A military type I.Ou 1••
atruct her ai tho croaaed penade exploded on tho
the au .. t ia front of Robi., aidowalk at Cypreu Street
aona Store, lil Fashion. betWeen Balboa Blvd. and
Ia land. Hardina St., Balboa ••• A j
TMtMy, Alit· 29 S200 boat belonain& to l
Oreaory S. Person, 210 Richard Soth, 118 TwquoiiC
Via Saa Remo, Lido Isle, a Ave,, Balboa, bland, waa .
2D-yeu-old bu.a boy, wa"t towed away from the boat'a 1
uretted at hit home on a moorina post at S. Bay Pt.
chuao of ule ol mari· and Turquoiae Ave., by a
juana •.. Raymond P. Erbe, pirate boat, accordiq to
182S W. Balboa Blvd., Richard, who cauaht a
Central N~wport, was ar• alimpse of the disappearina
rested on a drunk in public boats.
charp at Court St. and Thvra41ay, A.t. 31
McFadden Pl., Old New. The Newport Dunes storaac
port •.. Patsy J. Beecher, room was forced open and
·976 Minion St., Costa Sl30 worth of microphones,
Mesa, was arrested on a speakers and amplifien
drunk in auto charae at 6th were stolen. . .A prowler
St. and W. Balboa Blvd., was reported in the lSOO
Balboa ... A buralar entered ·block on Superior Ave ., in
~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;~;;;;;:;~lh;•;,;C~h;•~rt~H~ou;•~•~·,;;'6;0;0~W .. West Newport Heiahts ..• A buratar walked ou t or the
home of Ted Carroll, 2033
the TOBACCONIST,
• COMOYS'
• DUNHILL
o STANDWELL
o OiARfoTAN
• SAVINELLI
o BARLING
.
• tnc.
CUSTOM BLENDED TOBACCOS, INCLUDING THE
FAMOUS BEEFEATER
FINE CIGARS-SMOKERS GIFT ITEMS
:14 FASHION ISLAND, NEWPORT C!HTER
• U4-2230
E. Ocean Blvd., Balboa,
with a S13S aold band rina
slt with a synthetic ruby
stone.
Friday, S.,t. 1
Police continue to in-
veuiaate the Aua. 2S-27
tb.eCt of a SJSO back hoe
bucket from Fashion Island
at Newport Center.
Sot ..... Sept. 2
Ri~~r4 P. Hoaan, 133 E.
16th SL, Cotta Mesa, was
arrested on a lewd conduct
chatae at W. Balboa Blvd.
and 19th SL, Central New•
PerL .. Followina his in·
vDivement in a U&ffic: acci-
dent at 7th St. and W •
Balboa Blvd., Balboa,
, ..
Jeffery B. Martuna, 1045 W. ~~=============================~ Balboa Blvd., Balboa, was arrested on a charae of
failure to appear at the
WALTAH SAY: Newpott~\caa municipal
court. , .Robert Miller, 2221
Canyon Dr., Costa Mesa.
was arrested on a prowlina •
Numbah One
Big Open
chuae in the 300 block on AIRMAN Walter 0. Weber,
Goldenrod Ave ., Corona del son of Donald E. Weber of
Mar ..• 6ail Green, 1969 428 Francisco Drive, West
Vista Caudcl, Eut BIW£, Upper Bay, has been seo-
waa aneated on a d.rnnk ' in lected for technical train-
public char,. at Poppy An: lng at Keesler AFB, Miss.,
and E. Coast Hwy., Corona as a U.S. Air Force commu-~el MI.~, after her car c:.ol· nlcatlons specialist. He
hded w1th the car of J~laua recently completed basic
Come • 1n your BARE FEET!
~s;:n ~t 8
3everly Hills. training at Lackland AFB,
L:c 'H. Locklear, 1919 Te xas. A ~rman Weber, a
Maple St., Co1ta Men, was 1%1 graduate of Fullerl?n
arre~ted on a drunk in public High School, received h1 s
charae at 312 Grand Canal, A.A. degre.e In 1%7 from
• Hawaiian Music
• Free Fresh Flowers
• Free Lei to every Customer
• Come see our newest store.
America's largest selection of fin< Island Resort a· tar
OPEN MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 11111
HAWAIIAN SH0.s
AIOUMD TM1i CLOCI tiiOI:T WIAfl
..... WAJIJII
FASHION ISLAND in NEI'PORT CENTER
Balboa Island ... James P. Fresno State College.
Allen, 26, of 142 Via Undine,
Udo hie. and • companion, DIUVER IS ARRESTED Earl W. Roaen , 23, of
Moscow, Idaho, were &r• Henr y G. Miller, 61, of
rested on uuult and 107 13th St., Central New-
battery charaes in the 2300 port, was arrested on a ret-
bl k r N 'l Bl d ony drunk drivina charae at oc o ewpo v ., 9 ll F 'd S 1 Cenual Newport ..• A S480 : p.m. n ay, ept. ,
ciaarette machine was at 23rd St, and Newport
pulled from the wall and ~lvd,, Cenual Newport. He
stolen at the Kau Kau u a aardener .r~r the New-
Reltaurant, 3916 E. Coast ~~u Un •fted School
Hwy., Corona del Mar. Dlatnct,
Thomas C. Breer dies
Thomas C. Bner, of 1601
Comwall Ln.. WeatcUtr,
died Tuesday. Sept. 5. He
hid. been the owner of Breer
PhotO Shop fow I yeut.
SUrvivors Include his wife,
Pauline; a son, Mitchell; a
dauiJhter, Lisa; his father,
Carl of Detroit; and 3
brolheri, Cui ~ Loa
Anple.t, William ofMichi&an
and Robert of New York.
Oravuide servicu will be
held at 11 a.m.· Friday,
Sept. I, It ,paeific VltW
Momotlol Pork. Tho Rev.
Raymond 1. lkahamt or SL
Andrew's Pretbyteri~
Oaurch will oHiciate.
• '
BRETT WALKER Gold.mltlll • Fine Jewelry
35
To Visit
Fashion
NO. II TOWN. COUHTRY • ORANG&. CAU .. OfiNtA • 777 *OUTH MAIN *l"IIIJ:KT
NO. ~~ ......... ION I._...NO • NKWP'OIIl'T C&HTall • NllWPOfiT .UCH. CALIP"OANIA
9nvitation
Our New Location
Island • Newport Center
• Newport Beach, California
ALFRED L~-~!.~e~C who joined tl
~ FoPII•rb Hefty
later was asslst:Mt
manager, has boon pootOtod
•
.,
SPORTING
GOODS
• COMES TO FASHION ISLAND
• A COMPLETE SPORT C.ENTER
• ALL MAJOR FRANCHISED SPORT LINES
• COME SEE US, AND REGISTER FOR A
HUGE ARRAY OF SPORTS PRIZES TO
BE GIVEH AWAY
'
.. "' . . o,.e of Or-ange COuney't,
TIIID Cltl-.4 t ,_ a..ia .......... ;c;l
l
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at Fui.ioft' I,llaftil
COCKTAILS • LUHCHIEON • DINH!R
OPENING IN OCTOBER ·
THE ·"
FASHION ~.NO
I IIIII lT CIITI~
.
FEATURING
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ACIOSS I'IIOM TH! IIIOADIAY
lo secretary411nager. He
and his wife, Phyllis, and
dauihter, Rachaef, a, will
make tttelr home In Seal
Beach. He succoeu Stewart
Yost.· who Is rellrlog IIIIer
10 J••• In lito top Fair
IIOSL R-t L. Wetlb of
of Seal Boach Is hllldllng
lltibllciiY Md advertising lol' 1 ____ ;.. _______________ ..,;,_iioo..;,.l L--....;.'!" _______________ ":"'" _______ ...... Flit.
Facilities
Develop pav~d acceu road
and pa:rkina lot for 10 cart
at an estimated cost of
14,600.
Install 2 dtinkins foun-
tains, 51 SO.
Install coin-operated tele-
scope; no cost.
Install 4 picnic tables,
$400.
lnata\1 uaah containen,
$20.
lnttalt basketball back-
board, atso.
Install additional play lp•
p&ratut in eatabliahed play
equipment area; no cost
estimate.
p, .. ,..
Transfer baaic ptanround
proanm from the Corona del
Mat Elementary School to Ir-
vine Terrace Park. Super•
vised week-day boura would
be 10 a.m. to S p.m. durina
the sunvner, l to S p.m. dur•
ina the winter. There are
103 elementary aae uudenta
livin& i'n hvine Terrace
and 18S on Balboa Island.
The supervised pcolfam
wou ld provide uts and
craha, a porn, drama, and
model buildina.
Es tabtiah a pre·~choo\ re•
CIC&tion piOJI&m.
Conduct a holiday proaram
{Thanksai vinJ, Christmas,
bi rthdays ol Lincoln and
Wuhinaton, etc.). ·
Conduct special events,
inclUdina family films, HaJ ..
loween catnival, annual
ftisby flyina, kite contests,
and annual punt, pall and
kick proe:r4m.
Instruction programs
Golf and oil paintina.
STATE IOI·II·IP
pre u reported pen se.
anutry that state col· The averaae . cost &o the
hac and univeuity acudents lt&te of e~c&~na a atud~t
miaht have 10 pay part or at .th~ Umveu1ty of Cahf·
their tuition, an enormous om1a II ~~ •. 9&0 a year. Pro-.
uproar immociiatcly ensued. posed llllbon ch•aca lO
fllt by now convincina cvi· students have ranaed from
dcnce shows thi 1 to be a 1~50 ~ . S400 a yoar. Ev.en
hiahly popular proposal. W~th tu1Uon, by far the lfe&•
Leai slaton and atate of· ter part or the eo at of each
fi ci ala, umplina their mail indi vidu~l's hiaher education
and pollina their constit· would still be borne by the
uents, are comina to realize taxpayer. .
that the majority of the peo-Duat haa been raued over
pie find it only reaaon&ble the fact that the awdont
and just that students of· also pays "feu.•• ~eao
Cered the benefits of a col-fees ue ror extra serv1cea
lese education ahould be above and beyond the ~v.er·
asked to .P&Y at teasta am&ll aac s2.~.30 & yc• •. Tu1bon
part or its eost, whieh it h&~ .no~ma to do wtth feu.
otherwiae borne by the tax· Tu1t1on u the cost of teach•
payers. 1 ina -put more bluntly, the
The outlines or aeveral to~al amount ~f fa.c.ulty •.&1·
hard facts and home truths ar1ea. Full·time teach1n1
stand out throuah all the salaries ue now bcina paid
clouds of dust kicked up by to racul~ mem~a who
o pponenu of tuition. Fiist teach as h ttle &I au houra
and most buic is the simple 'week. .
proposition that one should Dust hu been raued over
pay ror what he acta. "There the fact that the . swbodent
ain't no such thina as a rrec mull also pay fo~ hu ard
lunch:' Nobody is edu cated and room. But thu he mu~t
"free.'" If the penon beina do anywhere, whether he 11
educated docs not pay ror it a scuden~ or not.
himaelr then aomebod elae ~e ~nmary .purpose of
must. • Y tutUon 11 to 1h1ft some of
1£ the student does not pay
for his own education. all
wo often he makca little or
no effort to learn. He aoes
to colleac w play or to riot.
or both -at taxpayer' • ex·
the financial burden of hiah·
er education rrom Ute tu ..
payers, who aet no direct
and immediate benefit from
it, to the students who do
benefit.
Beware of thru traffic
Scnaina that some fonn of
tuition charae to atudcnu
i 1 probably inevitable,
"liberals'" -a word wbicb
The need fm uua caution
on entcrina a tluouah hiah·
way h atrn11d In this
week'• Dewaleu• at the
Newport Beac:h police de--
partment. Here i 1 what the
newsletter hat to uy:
"The second you spend
before enterina a throuah
hilflway may save you a
lifetime. Here is a case in
poi nt: The driver stopped
hi·s vehicle at the atop sian
located at the entrance to
the throuah hiahway. He per·
miued one approachina ve·
hicle to pall throuah the
intersection .nd then drove
onto the hiahway direclly
in to the path of the second
approachina vehicle. The
resultina accident should
not have happened.
"Before enterina a throuah
hi ahway, and after havina
stopped in obedience to a
atop sian or Oashina red
sianal, there are certain
precautions which we must
e.xerci se. We are requi red
by law to yield to all ve·
hiclea which are within the
intenection, or approachina
the inteuection, cloae en· hat come to mean bcina
ouJh to constitute an immed-liberal with somebody ehe'a
ille huard. However, our money -arc now looll.iDI
obliption ••• not temn. ... to a ptln 'Atdcb woul d keep
there. We mutt conUAe to the word .. tuition" wi&bout
yield to approachina &raffic: rclicvina the tupayct of
until we can proceed with one cent of the COlli of
reasonable safety. The mere tcachina now beina paid.
fact that we made a com· Unde'r thia plan wi tion
plete sto~ in obedi~cc to paid by certain ".wdcnu
the stop 11111 or OaahtnJ red clauified u weli·«Hio
sianal docs not arant us the would be partly turned over
pri \'ileae or enterina the w otherstudenu w pay their
throuah hiahway until it is livina expenses. partly used
safe to do so. to eatablish new and much
"The California Vehicle more hiJ,hly paid faculty
Code is adamant when it teachina positions, and put·
tells us in ·Section 21a02{c) ly used for capital conatruc·
that we must continue to tion. The principle of pay ina
yield the riaht o£ way ~her Cor benefits one receives
havin1 made the slOp des· would be totally abandoned.
cribcd above. The taxpayer would atilt
"We c annot emphasize bear all his present burden,
enouah the importance or with tuiti on added if he hu
walllnl until there ue no a child in colleae not clan·
vehicles approachina which ifi ed as "needy.'' ·
constitute a threat to your Tuiti on payment by stu·
urety before cnterin1 the dents means payment of at
throuah hiahway after you least part of current teach-
atop. If there arc opposina ina salaries by those bcina
traffic lanes you ahould look tauahL Any o ther plan mu·
first to your left and then queradina as "tuition" is a
to your riahL'" arou dis&ortion.
Mr. or Mrs. Lounge Chair ·
One proportioned as a Mr. cha ir and one
scolacl os o Mra. SYjar•comfortoble ond
upholstarad in your choice of colon in soft,
leathery vinyl or in o fabric.
H.J.GARREff fURNfJURE
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"VJBiiiHG lilt N"!lll"'l 111-Clllmber o!
Commerce twonze plaque to be placed on
the podium during the dedication cer!"'
monies , at the Island H·luse dedication
party on Mooday, Sept. 11 , at Fashion Is·
land are John Macnab, Chamber pres ident;
Pat Zebal, dedication party co-chairman ,
and Linda Pfl eger, M ~ss Newport Beach.
COCO'S RESTAURANT Is located just
outside of the mall area of Fashion Is-
land, near the J.W. Rob inson store. Co-
co's Is part of the Far West Services en-
terprise, whi ch also inc l udes the Snack
stiops, Reuben's and the Reuben E. Lee
-,. t I I• I --I -
lsla"'d House, located on tfle southern end
o1 the mall at Fash ion Island, will be
ava ilable to all Orange County organ iza·
ti ons tor their functions. Reservation s for
thi s cocktail event may still be made by
phon ing the Chamber of Commerc! oHice ,
accord ing to Gary Burrill, co-chairman.
(Cameo House photo).
floating restaurant. Joh n Mcintosh Is pre·
sident of Far West Serv ices. William Me·
Intosh is president of Far West Serv ices.
Wi lliam Mcintyre and James Gray are
vice pres idents. The high rise in the
background is the medical bu ilding.
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THE BROADWAY STORE
dominates the Fashion Is·
land shopping campi ex,
standing at the top of the
rna\1 and display ing a l ight·
ed sign on all 4 sides of
the hlige building. The tall
columns are a distinctive
architectural feature. (En·
sign photo .)
TIERS of golden bells are
an unusua l decorat ive fea·
ture near the main entrance
of the J.W. Robin son store.
The bells move slightly In
the wind, and each bel l has
sev!ral suspended meta l
discs that strike each other
and send forth a con tinuous
ring ing sound. tEnsign
photo.l
IUFFUIIS' ..toors OM ol lilt cornors ol F1siii<W1 Is·
l.,d .., loots outtowlrd tho "--.,d oc-. ShOll-
pors moy ontor 11 tilt ground lovtl 11 tills Nln IOUIII-
orly ~tr.,ce or moy 110 by escolltor to lit moll level.
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party set
The biiJCil social event
in Newp01 t Hatbof history
will mark the pre view open·
in a of Fashion Island this
Sat wday evenin&, Sept, 9.
This "fli&ht to Fashion
h land" is sponsored by the
Auistance Lea&ue chapters
and Junior Auxiliaries or
Or&nae County and Lon&
Beach as a cooperat ive
fund raisin& activity, Mta.
Virainia Rcafanyder, prct i·
dent o( the Santa Ana As·
aistance Lesaue, ia aener·
al chairman.
Some 15,000 pennns arc
upec:tcd to attend the PfC•
view, which precede• the
formal commercial openin&
ncJtt Monday, Sept. II.
Featute atuactions ror the
JWeview openin& wi 11 be
d.a ncin& and listen ina to the
music of Stan Ke nton and
hia orchesua, Les Br own
and his band, the Mlli&chi
Blass. the I n ~ ~pots, and
SonJSIICSS JuiJe London,
who will serve as honorary
hostess.
The cntc1ta1nment will
beain at 7 p.m. and will
continue unti I II p.m. Hon
d'oeuvtes will be i etvcd
rr om booths set up thr ouah·
out the mal l area, compli•
ments of Fashion Island.
Caterers
to serve
15,000
The Cauerolc Caterers
of Loa An&eles, one of the
laraett firms of ita kind in
Southern California. hu
been appointed b)• the Irvine
Co. to handle the aiaanti c
c:oc:ktail ' party for 15,000
persona for the preview open·
ina or Faahion hland this
Saturday cvenina. Sept. ~-
The entire Fuhion hland
cocktail party operation will
be under the penon&! auper·
vision or Cauerolc presi·
dent. Robert Leberman. who
hu been an e.xocutive in
the food tervice l'ield fOr
more ahWI 20 yews. He will
be auiated by a staff of 4
profeaaion.al p•ty m.-. ... .._
plu a Cauerole'a ueculi••
chef, Ptect Ktmiu, a ,._,
recipi ... o( .._e Or•d•
loae aw.d. for eJ.eell..ce
iJ wiae c:oohry.
*· La-• Htita"!iia
"" will --lUll-.-~~~... "' ...... of coli-......... . ..................
10 loa-ol .... l_ .. of
of iu tl ...
m c•••• or POO'nALL is a g"me of many
dt_'Cbions; tht• qulckrr \IOU make up vour min<l
to ft"ttct to 11 <..1'rtain pfity, the:: bettcr.hitll play·
t•r ~·ou 1U't:.
The~ bigl(t•st dt·t;i.o,;iun thut 1 c•vt•r mad(', huw·
t"\'l!r, wu.~ not on t1w gridiron, but at honw. It
wu11 ttw• dt.ocldon ln Murt:h of 1954 tu at't.'t'pt
jt"l!US Chrio;t as my Crntl·h, not only on tr1u
rnuthall fidtl; hut fur lik
I Willi what most lll·oplco l'Uusidt•r .t "~IXkl"
huv. I Wt.'fll to c·hurdt. ditln't hall" arouud
with ;mv ot tht· roul.(lt !!llll~ at laum-.·. -~t•frained
from sinuL:in~ ilnd driulint!-lmt thf•rt• was
aonw.'thing missing ill 111y life·. Ynn t·:m't play
a gamt· of fnothn ll wit hunt lht· hall: \'ut.l t·;_tn t
ht• ll Christiun without ( :lt ri!<>l. A.~ t'lw Hihlt•
tt"lls ll" in John I: 12 ""t/.\ riUW tJ tu; rcc('il:l(•tf
Mm [jl-sll:-Chri~t]. to tlw m !,!tll"f' lu-/.Jou·t•r to
lx·roflU' tlu• .vOWi of (:uti. rn o fo t u·m that
IK'Iiet:w em hi.v mtmt·.--
Sill('t' I nm u font ha ll ph1 yt·r. lilw to tt·rm
tl«'(·l.,ions whic:h nnt.~t ht· moult· in t'\'N Vd :1y
lift· in tht• I:IIII!U:I.C:t' ur 111~1 spnrt. Tlwn: an·
four plays. whkh art· n ·rv impmtaut in fool·
ball and in tht· Christian lih-.
Tm·. lluuuu:: Thi.'i t 'illl ht· c:umpan·d with
the.· ~huddlt ·~ that frit·ucl.~ ami I haw with the ·
l.nrd in prayt·r. Tlw mon-tinu· spt·Ht with
(;ufl iu l)ta~···r. tltt• SII'OI I_!.{t'r llllt' ht"<'lllnt '~ in
llw Lure .
J)~:-\1\ISC. Ti l~: J'L\P•: Jtl'•l ;(\ a fu()fha JI
playt•r lm'i to L:nuw his pl.1ys In lw pro(idt·ul .
.;n .t Christian ha!<> tu !.:no\\ w hat is C"lljl<'dt•d of
l1im .1fh'r lw has :lt't 't·p ro ·tl <:hri.~t .1s !tis Sa\·
!Of. Tht· unlv '' av i., lh rou!.!h n ·acliuj.! ami
;tudyiug Cocl".'i IKXIk ol tll'lrttdima to .·~.~. !Itt•
ll ihlt·.
nm:.H..IXC : On O t" 111 1· IIL'IIIII t:: Thi.~ I
t·umpart· 111 willws.,inc . h .1 Inn! hall pia.\ t·r
t'tlt llt'.\ 11111 of tilt' btHidlt· r111 111i11~ .. ~o we·, ots (:hri.~ti:111s shuultt h(• ,,1 "·•'' rt·:uh-autl•··tt!t "r
111 nl.ll.:t · tlw most uf ('\t 'l~· nppnrt.unity w hk-h
.tri.-.c·s In tt-11 ntlu·rs al)l lltl f :hri~l ancJ what II ·~
ltlt •,na,, to tl'i .
Tu•: ,S , \1' o~ TilE H \1.1.; \\'lwu tlw ha ll i~
\ll:tJliW<I. •·q ·ry·thin~ t·omt·' In li ft·. Roth s iclt"'i
.Itt' a lt ·rt. So. ''·' ( :hri .. ltaH\, t'\'l'll thoug h wit·
tws.'iint: lor ( :ltri.~t ;,. \!f1 ',1t. mon· important
th.tn that i!<> liri"J.! tlu· lilt-. II :t fnothall pla~t·r
IM);I\fl-d hdun· tlw g.unc· a huut hnw ~n·at h<·
""'· hut d it l nuthilt \! ou tilt· fit·ld. lw would
ht· ust•lt•'i.~ In tlw h-am. ~~~. a' ( :hri .. ti:ms 1111·
It ·~' unr lt-~timon\' i~ had..t •d up with t·cm~bl ·
c·nt C:hri~tian hd-iol\ inr a mi d hit·s. \\'(• an· tli.\·
hunorillJ!, our J!rt·at Cnou·h. Jt~us C:hri.'it.
11wn-an · time'!'> wht ·n /1\ inJ.: llw C hrh liau
life· ha.~ IK·t'll mnrt• d ilt ic ttl! tfmn tht• hartlt ·~l
l:tl'l.:lt • that ha!'> IH.·t 'll madt• on nlt'. lt11t it
is a womlt·rhd ;nul thrillit11! t·l(pt:rit•n(-c to ))I'
able to put my trust and confidence in Chri.st.
Who is your coach? You are either on the
winnin~ team with ChriSt, or on the losing
teHm wlth Satan.
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StThomas Bible Lesson
LouonlO JOSI!P'H AND II!NJAMIN Gooeola4oj
R.e..,bhle In the •tory of JoMph la Ill• Hlttility of c.U..eUr •• ••kleaced
aot oaly is Ilia wi llin ... u to for,tve e.l be reeo.eilecl 10 ilia llrotMta, kt
also ia IIi• Npchy Ia t .. daa &lleb-•ffectioa oa• for uocher ... for~&M old
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There cu be no doubt dwt tile brotH.-. .,. a hwabler aad wiaer lot tha
they were that dasy •ome twenty yeara earlier wheo .... lr jealoua eoaepirecy
had ruuhed in J ouph'• beiaa aold iato to;IYP' •• • at. ...... IIi• boylah dnam t.
now being ret~ll'4ed lor they conae to him •••kias bnad -thelr Uvea lit.,elly
i n the handt of the e tron8ut Mltfll ia Egpt, Mnios the Pt.-nob.
They u.re lr.ept from rccogaia~ng Jo.eph, however. And •• Chapter"' opeae
the brothe ra pre pure to depMrt home lrom C.aun the eecoad llm411. with Simeoa
releaeed, 11nd their be11sttt ludeo whh" food. Joaeph's etraap act of deception
in which his silver cup ie pleecd io _the eeck of the youopet (Beajamin), ia
orJer tho~t the whole ptrty be recalled tt.ad accuaed of a crime, is difficult to
understand ellcept 1u1 an attempt by Joeeph to put to a eevere tria l their loyahy
to common juliltice, to Oe~jamin, Jac:ob'• f~tvorite now, nd lo J•eob him•elf.
\'fhcm they return to the cit)-, the cup being found in llenjamin's uck by Jo-
s eph'lf atewarJ , J oseph offers to relea•e them all save young Henjamin who
would renmin liS a aerv.~t nt .
fl ere Willi the dirricuh tes t. llad the brothers a ccepted Joseph's oHer with·
out 11 plea, they would have returned home without Benjamin, loy11l only to
their ·own im.medi<~tc sec urity. Their lack of loyuh y to J acob's wiahes would
have been mo:tt evident. Be njt~min wo uld huve been abundoned even t&!!l Jo!llcph
hud l>ecn muny ye11ra before.. The lc mptntion may huve even cros~ted their minds
to invent tt nuae t<~l e that IJenjun1in h.1J ntel with tleuth through a misfortune on
tlc e trip, even as th ~;y haJ lied ulmut J .,111eph .
Hut Jncob'::t s on111 were bus icully godly men, with a :ten5e of loyalty and
ju~tice. For all they lr.ne w Benj.amin wa s guilty of theft and they mal.c no ut·
tempt to Jt:n~· it or t, c>Jt:ape the possible consequence:t , Only the y Jn not
(lbunJon Benjamin. If Be njamin is to rcmuin, a !lervo.~nt to Jo:o~eph, they offe r to
t~hure lti >J Int. Ju,luh is the 11pokesmun for the brnther11 sayinM, "We are my
l..orJ's !!ICrvo.~ilt!t , both we, .1nd he ul!m wi th wlaom the cup i:~ founJ ." ~o t onl)
are the .;;e worJ z~ <~ ~ttriking fulfillme nt of .lo:te ph'a Jreum of tlu! ,;heuves <~ntl
stars, but the principle of the innoce nt .;;uffering wi tl1 und for tlu: innocent fore·
sh11d0\.,..S Chri:o~t wlto by his sufferi ng and Jeuth, "guve his life liS u ransom for
many".
JuJ •• h'lil e loque'nt and poignllnl !tpeech before Jo01eph is one of the mo~t
beautiful p.tssu ges of Scripture . Three thing!l need to be noted: fir!!lt, tl11.: c lo:!i e-
ness of Jo.~cob und llcnjumin; second , the Iorah)' and !tubmiuion of JuJuh to
his futher'!t wi!thes; unJ th ird, the offer of JuJuh to perttonall)' bear the blume L---------------------------------------' oAnd to remuin in f:gypt while the oth ef'8 return home wi th Tlenjumin . It uems
,.----------------------------------------, like ly th<.~t the rea!!lon for J<~cub's p:1rticul..1r love for llenjamin i::t th!! !!liHUe .. 111
RIGHT IN YOUR HOME ore forly words
wh ich will leod the way for you to health,
happiness and prosperity . They are s imple
ond easily understood. They can open an
entire new way of life to you. These forty re·
morkable words are found in your Bible at
Luke 6:38, "Give, and it shall be given unto
you; good measure, pressed down ond shaken
together, and runn ing over, shall men give
into your bosom. For with the some meosure
that ye mete witho l it shall be measured to
you ogoin." Thus, in Jesus' own words, we
are instructed that we reap only os we sow.
Why not put your full tru.st in Jesus Christ,
and surrender vow life to Him? You will never
b.· sorry . 1 woUld not know what to do without
His lovt•, guidance, and fellowship. You can
havt• the samt· a.'isumnce of sins forgiven and
ete mallift· hy following the instructions found
in tht·'it' n·r.ws of Scripture :
"}t'.'lll.f .mith ... l am tlte lt·a y , the truth,
and tlw life : 110 ma11 cometh unto the Father.
hut l1y mf'" (John 14:6 ).
·If thou :•lwlt t.:onfess u:ith thy mouth the
What you give to another not only benefits
him, but comes back to you with three-fold
power. For nearly 2000 years, men hove dis·
covered the Art of Giving through these forty
dynamic words, and the-ir lives have been
completely changed as their sincere giving
returned to them laden with on abundance of
good things. Perhaps Elton Trueblood s umo
med it up when he said, "A man has mode at
leost a start on discovering the meaning of
human life when he plonst shode trees under
wh ich he knows full well he will never sit."
Lord }e$W, and 1halt belleoe In thine heart
thol God hath rabed him f.om the @dd, thou
•halt be ,..,.,r (Romans I0,9 ).
"He that believeth on him []esw Christ]
is not condcmnecr (John 3:18 ).
-Don Shinnick
his previou!'l preference for Joseph . They were both sons of Rachel, his fi rst
love. \lso , ll a chel died when giving birth to llenjamin. So close is Jacob'.11
feeling for Benjl'lmin that JuJuh remarks "his life is bound up in the l~~od's
life". Juddh 's loyalty to hia father aod the family is strong. It s hould be
re c<.~lled that Judah Wll!il the one who, twenty yeans earlier, had ~~odvisecl agaittst
lr.illing Joseph, his words bei ng, "Let not OIU" hand be upon him; for he is our
brothe r HOJ ()ur rl e ~th". (Gen. 37:!27) Now he is 11 s tronger and ~ougher nm n
than even thot did indicate, for the chapter concludes with Judah's offer to
bond himself over to Jotteph 11os a ransom for the others. For he had, in Chapter
43, when nbLaining Jacob's permiuion to lalte Benjamin into Egypt, said: "I
wiii!Je sure ty fo_r him."
or interest is the relation of nenjamin to Jutit.h , u tribes, in the h.i!ttor~· of
the people to follow . Benjamin contributed lantel'a first king, Sa ul. But nuwe
intportant W illi Uenjumin's choice to s ld y with the Davidic monarchy (and .lud~:~h)
when civil w111 r a fter Solomon's death broke aw111y the northern ten tribes untle r
t~phraim'& leadership. These ten' tribl!!-s ·were later l·oat to hiatory fore"Ver 1vhen
Samaria fe ll to the .-\asyri11u in 722 D.''C. Tllua were Benji'min and Juduh to-
rther in the restMation.after the llabyJoaian captivity . The w-eutnt f.en tile
missionary" for Chri8t, the "lion of Jl.klu h", was, of course , S11 ul of Turau11, u
Phadst>e of the tribe of Renjamin.
The climax of the who le J oseph s tory is a pproached at tl.c. enJ of C:hupter
44 liS the brothers awai t Joseph's reply. T he tens ion ia s na pped a:t Chuplcr l.)
begins, when Joseph a t last reveal11 his identity. But thi11 he could not do until
their character had been put to the severest kind of test.
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4005 Vordur Rood, Los Anplu, Coli f. 90065
Th is is the fou rth in ,, .... riro:; on thro fir~t 3 chapte r!!! of the CHRIST for the purposes wh ich we have already as they ministered in the Holy Place in the Temple. 2:1 U "ttl tile 4"f1t!l of tlt.e cAurcA i" EpAemu write
Boo k or Kt'\'t'lilt iun lw th ro Rt'\. Tim L. LaHaye, pas tor of d ' t d J h th "I t "-.. A .. Dr J v McGee . ect' 'th . d 1 es1gna e . o n saw em 88 amp3 an~. very " ... u•·rt abo··• _, t•e br-•t• ,.-1• 0 ".o'"·-gt'r-· · · · . emon says m conn ton WI ~c-ott \lt'mOrial fl npti"t Churr h of San Oi!!@'O. re pnnlt' tom '" IH " ........, rl ,. ~
tht' Biblical R .. t'f'tw·h \lonthlv. Th is in!!ltallm~nt be,ins fitting symbol indeed, for JESUS CHRIST is the die ... "This ia a symbol of stren,th and authority thia, "Penonally I like to think that it refera to the
c.·ith a tlisc-u,. ... inn of Re•·. 1:11 . Light of the world . While He was in this world He common in the ancient world. The average working local puton. It ia aood to hear a putor beinl' called
''WRITE TO THE CHURC~u-.. "•"· hl l. was the Ligh t of the world; however, before He de-man wore a short tunic of looee fitting clothes. On ly an anael; aornetimee we are caiJed other thinp."
. The seven churches of Asia selected by ~HRIST parted f rom this ..:...t rth He told His disciples, ''Ye are those in authority wore such a girdle. Another view ia that the meuenger referred to
m_ verse II are . w ~r~hy of ve ry close scrutmy. We the light of the u·urld" (Matt. 5 : 14). Thou gh we " ... his hmd at&d It-t. kir were as white aa wool, here is an anael; a supernaturally created bein& es--
Wlll treat them •nd lvJduall y w_hen we come to ch~p--give light we do nc.tl originate light. Just as a lamp--white as lftO'W ••• " Thia conveys the thought of an-pecially uaiped to that church. Th.ia would indicate
te rs t_wo a~d three, f or the re IS ~ ~-or)~ of. ~eanmg stand d!\(S not originate light, but gets its light from tiquity and reminds ua of the vision of Daniel 7 :9w13, that churches all have a ruardian angel, just u
contamed '" these ~essages. Opl_naon 15 . diVJ~ed aa the oi l ur electricity generating through it, so the and the phrase "Auit!ftt of daJI•.'' The "whiteneu" CHRIST indicated that little children have ~rdian
to the extent to wh ich the teachmgs gamed m the child of GOD is then a means of light. CHRIST is the here speaks of coune, of the righteousness of GOD an.rela. (Matt. 18:10). The main objection to thia stu~y of these messa_ges to the church~ can be taken. Light, but uses the churches and the children of GOD who is from "everlutirag to everluti1lg." augp.tion ia that lOme of the an~ll obviously
It 15 generally conslrlc r~. h~wever, that these mes· in the chu rches as lampstands to convey this light. "His eJ1e8 were cu a. f!o,me of fire ... "The Greek failed in keepin& their churches pure. However, the
sages can have four applicatiOns : We can either yield ourselv es unstintingly to CHRIST construction ia literally "Hia eyea shot fire" indicat-answer to thi1 is that even an.,ela, thourb aupe:r·
1. THE S EVEN CHURCHES OF JOHN'S DAY . and be used to illuminate the darkness that has en-ing that CHRIST is indignaDt over someihing and, natural, are not divine. Nor can they supenede the
Obviously. th ese were ,literal churches with which lfed h 't b 1 tt' CHRIST h' th gh ,..,·11 ~ man ~ ... th' · l'berty · ~ GOD gu umam y y e mg s me rou aa we progresa with the vision, we find that He ia u1 .._.. •• Ia a 1 ~ven u1 •
John wa s familiar, for much of his ministry had us or we can commit the sins of the seven churches indignant over the indifference, in some cues, of It CHRIST hu subjected Himself to the ~ition of
been conducted th roughout that area of Asia. or' Asia and thus diminish that light. CHRIST hu the apostate churches. Whenever the Church of JE-bein• on the outlide of the door of the church knock-
The quest ion that naturally comes to mind is : why ordained the Ch urch to be His torch bearer in this SUS CHRIST ia not what it should be, we can be in• for entrance (Rev. 3 :20), we can IC&rcely i.J:Dacine
of the hundreds of chu rches located in cities all generation. The only limitation placed upon the bril-sure that it arouaea the indipation of the CHRIST. the angela doiq more. If a church hu failed in ita
over the wor ld by this time (about 63 years after Hance of the light is the yieldedneas of the lamp--"His feet like tuato hnail4ed bnu• ... "The brau mission, it ia not because the anpl hu been irreepc:m·
the day of Pentecost) were these seven churches stand or the Church ! speaks to us of judement like unto the brazen altar of sible, but that the church rejected Hit JMdiq. Of
seteeted? It is suggested that they also represent: •ovtstoN OF CHRIST .. -R .... 1•12·20. the tabernacle, where ain wu judpd. the two views aua-ted, I lean to the thoalht that
2. THE SEVEN BAS IC DIVISIONS OF CHURCH This vision of CHRIST ia graphically descriptive ''HU voice u tle troice of tft4ft.V Wlltera." The.aimile the meaninl' here ia "an,el." With all the eJM111ie1
HISTOR Y. A study of history rev~als t~at the n_ot o~ly of CHRIST in His alory, but of His rela· here used could beet be illustrated by the Niagara armed apinat the chu~ both natural and laper-
Church has gone through seven baa1c penods or t1onah1p. to the churches of Hia day and churches of Falla. When one come~ to the ed,e of the rreat Falla, natural, I like to t.hink that we have a Qedally
~ges. These will be dea_lt ~ith in detail in future all ages. all other aouada are elimiuted from hia heariq u auiped an,el who ia world.nc' tor ua. Certainty we
messages. Another apphcat10n of these churches . As John turned to aee who it waa that spoke to he is enplled in the deateDiftl' roar of the -.rJ, need one I
is: h1m, he saw seven golden candlesticlu and a Per--chumin •• turbuleot waten. Thia would indicate the -•o.ct of lY ~ ""'".,_, • , .. ,., t.,....,.ed
3. THE SEVEN TYPES OF CHURCHES THAT 110nage in their mid•t. He lists 10 detail8 of that Per-attitude of tbe SON of GOD u He COIIMI oa the lltDOnl • · ·" Ephooiaaa I refen to the Word of GOD
EXIST TODAY. 110nage that are moot descriptive. Bear in mind that Lord'• day in i""-'L II• e&IIDOt h...-Hl8 voiClO u "1/W-of I.W Spirit." Hob....,. 4:12 lelia aa
Although th .. e phases of chureh history are now only the •tan and the candleaticla are interpreted today, but the)' will hMr Hl8 voice then. The call of that·"t/W WonC of GOD u ... ....,..,. 1--~-
concluded, nevertheles• they still carr~ over from for uo. Nothing about the penon of CHRIST ;, in-worldli,... aac1 mataiUlaa, od-ed-ioa. JIOJ" _,.., -• • -" lilYidoBUJ tbe "PPkeD word of
•!age . to stage, some of whoch are on ex,.tence terpreted. One miKbt readily ask the question, ,..hy choloa, and all oilier -calli.,. to the oou1o of CHRIST wiU 10 forth • a oharp awon1 lpi"'t
even '" ou r own day. ia this true? To this ~e muot anower that on other men, -to tab prOCIIdena over tbe vo1ee of IE--wb.lch tllere will be DO ...,_ Ia tile c1q at j ......
4. THE SEVEN CHARACTERISTICS THAT CAN occaaoona m Holy Wnt the HOLY SPIRIT hu in-SUS CHRIST todQ'.ID that day, all oilier-wiD -L 'I'll-. we-that !ben Ia DO baWe with tbe
EXIST IN ANY CHURCH OR CHRISTIAN. terpreted th-detalll. Aa -..e c:oatemplate thia fact, be otilled by the doaf...U.., ....,_ .... vo1ee of Antichrlat -'11, for be Ia llldef-...e oplut tile
Thia augeotion ia merely the practical applica-we rec:opiu the buic principle at Bible atudy ,..hich the SON at GOD, to wtoom all men willp heed, for "WY prou-of CIIIU8T at Hla .......... (a... It
lion at the penonal m ........ to th..., chureheo. ia that •e ahould compare acriptun with acrtpture. the)' are eutert.,. Jato their hour at j~ The ud 10).
Aa ,..e come to them, it will be readily -n that We ahall take each of th-1._ chancterlatica of church, or llociiYidul witloho tha chvch, that 10 • ". • • loU '"""'••••• -., I.W -1AitooCA ito
th .. oevon chun:ha compriae oev011 methoda at lohn'o viaion ud note their....., • .,. foun tbe Scrip-olo:-can "hear Rio...,.. todriJ If be will bat 11o1a. .W. ~ • • ·" opnb of tha ciiYiDo Datare of tbe
ottack by Satan upon the Chureh or individual turoo. "R• IN4 ito .W. r/fiU ...., --.,_. . , ." Tile CH1UST ud •-' fo • oftha ape......,. that toM
Chriatl&na -..ithin the Chun:h, clemandinr that"'" "0... li/W tulto • .... of -• •.. • indleateo that LORD H._., llo""prllilcll to lollll the monfac of ,._ "* tha • I of ~ .-dod Ia
tab unto ou""'lveo tho ,..hole armor of GOD thio wu not an unfamiliar ct'Mton at tbe ..,_.. tha-ltan. Ia _.,we find ; •... IM-lllllt. lT:J, -+n .. -""'*CHRIST·-'-
(Eplo. 1 :1(}.18), ud "....Ut IMIUtlil." natural world, but wu man-Uito ID Ria_,__ .,_. .,. I.W _.,. ef 1M-d1roA• ••• "Tilt "-•• ..,_Mea; ....... ,_~~ u 1M -...-c. lloottd "TMSOltof.,,.,. .. laoneofthafa...mt.tltloolESUB -•• of tile On*...,... trawt.l • ..,..... to-..., .W. , • ., .. ,. trroao ...W. u lAo -..w." " ... I.,.,..,.,.,'*""' oulleetita .. ,:·We can applied to Himaelf. It Ia quot.d Ia all fOIIr Goapolo U~ "rr qro." . Por Jlllt a ••• I ..,._Rio outloiJ ...... .,,1M
be-....,...U.on tha-•i.,.oftha_eaacl.._ ud alto in Duolel T:ll, of t1oa .IIB88IAH. ID u,.; ._...., _.. ' I ie w·,.,. t1oi1 "'-IIOit U... (,_,lmw,..., ,._, -nava Ia Rio
lllolal ...... bm-!bey an latapnt.d for ';'ob~---It-...,.~ that beJieolb' tbe ID':!!: I~F~J,!•:.:r•":::!:.••ms ·=~··=:.•::,:.,•:-=Lot -10-oiMLDRDIESUSRimulftold Pe,_iDthiaYialoawu--'lloe. dlww IDDI lo,.. ID II 51 I •. 1M ~-.,lAo -......u..tld:o .,. ,,_ ........... " "CiodM toil.\ a,.........,"-to I.W fo«' ... • U.O. .,_ • lho 1M ... II 1!1 1Z'u •17 I Ill Cllllm'l',tMDit~IOWCIIIGOD.A,...II ·
'l'llloo -....... won •l,oorrb' oloctod 'by Thla wu l7pical Clll tbe ._..._of tbeloltlo ,.._ 1M ol •* of .. a -u" I a. a.u I I'm (n .. fl IF rf)
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INIUAAHCE. HEllOS
ROBERTSON -SADLEIR
INSURANCE .
:!SJ3 1'.. ODut RW)', eo ...... ,.__,,,..,.
I'UNEL\L DIRECTORS ...
BALTZ
MOR1VARIES
1741 IU,ERIOI AVE.
con• MESA
Midway b-2424
3520 E. CO.r.n HIWAY
COlOMA DEL loiAR
ORiole 3..q450
Stru::11 1942
Friendly N•ll'hbortlood .......
BEU.. BROADWAY
MORTUARY
110 Broadway
Mra. John K. Doidge. (Swenson photo.)
U 8·3433, 8-:M34 Ca.ta Mesa Patricio Anne Bourne
weds John K. Doidge
An early afternoon wed-
dina at the Corona del Mar
Communi ty Conareaational
Church was followed by a
reception at the Newport
Beach Ebell Clubhouse in
Balboa for newlyweds Mr.
and Mrs. John Keeaan
Doidae.
The bride is the former
.4. riH 40 ft. flliC.,.IOII boat
is available for partJee,
bluW," de, Aceo.-odatee
ap to 45 wttll kec beer. For a.ro: s. u .. -(114) 642·
IMS, fiYNJaca. ==::'. Miss Pauicia Anne Baume,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas A. Bawne o f 23 n
Tustin Ave., West Upper
Bay. The bridegroom is the
son of Col. and Mrs. John
P. Do idae of Brca.
The double rins ceremony
was perfonned by Dr. Philip
Murray. pastor of the Cor-
ona del Mar church. The
bride chose a weddins gown
of white imported Irish
linen with heavy embroidery
on the sleeves and at the
C:HIJIR.C:HIES ,, ... ~~~ .. ~
~2 a .. ~ 5t.-. "-" .Hololo!•
A Frrr tlnd htdrpudrrll
Contrrgt'tionai Christian Ch•rch
The Rev. John PridonoH, Minister
9.anday Service and Church School at 10:00 a.m.
First Baptist O.urch
of Costa Me sa
Baptist Bible F'l'llow!l hip
lndependllnt Biblr Ba/'liSt
Santa Ana & Motnolia St s.
Dr. P.G. Neumann, pastor
A TTEHD THE CHURCH
OF YOUR CHOICE
REGULARLY
hemline. The sheath-s tyled
dress had a jewe lry neck-
line. She wore satin petals
adomed with crystal beads
to hold her shoulder length
illusion veil and carried a
bouquet or white stephano-
tis, ro ses and orchids.
Mi ss Jeanne Brock of
Corona del Mar was maid of
honor. She wore an ice pink
fiQOr lenath linen gown and
carried a bouquet of violets
with rose pink and pale
pink mums. The dress was
made with an A-line skirt
and bell s leeves. She wore
a match.ing net headpiece
with rresh violets and rose
mums,
Bridesmaids included Miss
Pamela Wi cks, 11.1rs . Th om as
Mi chaels, Mrs. Kenneth
Maule, Mrs. Raymood Dun-
can and Miss Sus an Hay lOr\.
They wore aowns similar to
the maid of honor in a rose
pink shade and carried
identical bou~cu.
The groom's brother,
Stance Doidge, served as
best man.~ Ushers were
brother of l.he. bride, Tho-
mas Baume Jr.; a cousin o f
the bride, Robert Thomp-
son, and Kenneth Maule,
Don ald Gl ockner and Ray-
mond Duncan, Craig \Iattin
served as ring bearer.
Creque Woh·erton
soloist, accompanied by
T om Whitne y at the organ .
Mis s Barban Thompson,
the bride's cousin , assisted
with the reception, whe re
ISJ guests gathered to fete
the youn a couple. A 4-tier-
ed wedding cake was sur-
rounded by mums in pink
SUNDAY SERVICES
1:45 a.m. Sunday School
11:00 a.m. Momina Worship
6:00 p.m. Training Un ions
7:00p.m. Evenina Worship
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH and lavender shades and
WEDNESDAY
7:20p.m. Bible Study
3:00 p.m. Prayer Meetina
Lutheran Church
Of the Matter
Lutheran
Church In ..._rica
2900 Pacific View Dr.
Corona del Mar, Californi
Dr. William R. Eller
Phone: ORiole 3-5022
8:45a.m •• t'amily l'or!!lhip
9:45 a.m., Churd\ SchO<JI
11:00 a.m:.! F'e •tive Worship NU RSE nY PROVIDED
"nta p., • ._ ef Chrtat
,_ ef •• Hely Spirit ._ .. , .... ,_
...... , .. tenfilil' 1o.JO ·-~.._,,.. '-"'" 7 ,.... .... -~., ....... 4, ..,.,. ,.,., .. 7 ,._
.... "..., ....... -···· A r.u Yo•• Prep ..
or oru1e ... Unl It, c ... ....
(Soutlt.em) aardenias.
Corona del Mar Special weddina aue sts
Coul Hwy . at MacArthur included ~·lr. and Mrs. J.A.
Pastc.r Howard E. Williams ~ers o( Las Veaas, New
Phone 673~626 Mexi co, uncle and aunt of
SUNDAY SCHOOl. •••• 9t45-the bride; Mrs. ~1arjory
MORNING WOUHII' •• II tOO-Wanka, Santa Fe Sprinas,
EVEHING WOUHII' •• 7t00,... aunt of the bride ; Mr. and
WEDNUD.t.YSUVICE 7115..., Barney Keeaan of Anaheim,
NURSERY I'ROVIDED uncle and aunt of the aroom,
r~~~;;~;;;;;;:===; and Mrs. Frances Thomp-son , the bride's grandmo-
Science ther.
en
nltST CIIU&CII OF
CHRIST, SCIENn ST
3303 Via Lido
Newport Beach
SUNDAY SCHOOL
9:1.5 ..... -411 .....
SUNDAY SERVICES
9:1S -11 .....
·~~~~~;.·Y EVENIN1G'·"'·
REIWJ>IG ROOM -s ..... . 1 ~;::[::":,;' ...... -7,as ..... . -<~~ Fr;<!l..,: . -s , ..... ; '·' ..... .
5.Ht4ey: I '·"'· -4 , ... .
a:COND Clftl11C11 Of'
CIIIIIIT .ICI£rnwT
Newport Ouch •I
COJona del Mar
610 Carnation Ave.
SUNDAY SCHOOL 10 ...
St.INDAY SERVICE 10 ....
WEDNESDAY EVENING
MEETING 1:00 , .•.
READING ROOM -
Mutual Bui I dina
2161 East Coast Hi1ah••OY
Moa,. ·Set. 10 •·•· ro S P.••
Tllanodtly evni•s -7 14 9
You are cordially in•itcd 10
aurnd Services ..,.
10 uae the Room.
Followina a wedding lrip
to Acapulco and Mexico
Ci ty, the youna couple wi ll
make their home in Fuller-
ton, where the groom will
complete his studies as a
senior majorina in account-
ina at California State, He
is a araduate of Fullerton
Jr. Colleae and attended
hiah school at Balboa in
the Canal Zone, Panama,
where his father was sta-
tioned,
The bride was a South
Cout O.ild G.lidance Cli-
nic debuta'lte.paduated from
Coron.a del Mar Hiah School
11nd Or.-aae Coaat Colleae
and now is emplO)'ed with
Conolon Garcia Corp. of
S.&.a AnL
IJI•fla 0Prrloo4Mt Nc..,., • ....,...
16 .. 1 CLI .. P' D .. tva
NEWPORT BEACt-t. CALIFORNIA
THE AMERICAN LUTHERAN CHURCH
8:00 ..... to 9:00 o.m.-F...,il, WOrshop Servtco.
9:15 ..... to 10:15 !Lm. -Faoll, Sllldy.Session.
10:JO o.r.o. to 11:30 o.m.-F .. ll, WOrship Strvlct. fto-.-8.-..... 'lh R••· ~ .. J •......... Yioiutiaa , .. ..,
Police, firemen to be honored
Leaion members lind cbeh·
wive~ and friendt to joia. in
this recosnillon rcw .. .,
policemen and firemen wbo
quite olt.en 10 ~.mnoticed and
un-tballked."
Coawnt.nder Ted Kimmell
ol Newport Harbor Leaion
·Pou 291· annouues plena
to iMauautate &n aMual
awarda dinner~anco honor•
ina the policeman of the
year and fireman or the year.
Bank to open new branch
Set:urity Fi r s t National
!he first awards dinner Bank's Newport Center Fa-
wrll be held Saturday even· cility will open for bt.uinesa
ina, Sept. 23, at the Lea ion oo Monday, Sept. 11 , at 30
Hall, 21S 1Sth St., Central Fashion Island.
Ne_wport, Re~ervations are Accord ina to John D. Grir-
borna taken by Helen Beck, fith, manaaer of Security
S48•2SS9, and Lorraine Bank'sCorona delMarbra~ch,
Owens , 673-S070. the new facility is an ex ten-
Commander Kimmell uraes s ion or the present Corona
Clothes sent to Indians
Americanism committee
members of tbe Junior Ebell
Club of Newport Beach, un ·
der the chairmanship o( Mrs.
Gustave Chabre, have col-
lected over ISO shoppina
~ags or used c;lothina. dur-
rna the past month.
Leonard Jones, Garry Short,
Henry Stotsenbera and Vin-
cent Wood.
BUS ROUTE CHANGES
IN CDUHTY OKAYED
The Californ ia Publir.:
Utilities Coovnission has
aranted South Coast Transit
Corp. au thority to revise or
extend 5 bus routes between
points in Orange Coun ty .
del Mar bank in& operations,
Mr . Gfiffith said that John
G. Blais, auistant manaaer,
will be in charae or the New-
por t Center facility, whi ch
will offer c hec k cashina
ser vices and accommodate
deposit" and new accounts.
Mr. Blai s funnerly was as-
sianed to the bank's Eas t A-
nahei m branch in the capa-
city ol au i11tant mMaaer.
He joined Security Bank in
l %6 rollowina ten )'eau
with Sprouse Reitz Co.,lnc.,
where he held a manaaerial
pos t.
He was araduate d rrorrl San
Dieao Ci ty Colleae and at-
tended San Diego State Col-
lege. He is marri ed and re-
sides in Yorba, Linda.
OPERATIOH SANDBAG
USED OOUCHNUT5 TOO
!'he Uranae Co unty Red
Cross re ports 350 dozen
doughnuts, over 250 aallons
LOOKING FORWARD TO THI!
OPPORTUNITY OF SERVING YOUR
CLOTHING NEI!DS.
IRVINE TOWN aNTER
Acrou fro. U.C.I. C•,.•
13:1 1111
Orco Block Co.
BUll.DING BLOCKS • ALL SIZES • ALL TYPES
Teleph-: JA.ekMa 7-223!
1042 IColeUCL Staa.t-2320 5. Mala.. SaDto ADO
Clothina will be sent to
men, women and children of
the Hopi and Navajo Indians ,
who re side on a 20~mile
barren tract or land in Ar i-
zona. The clothina was
turned over to Danny Davy,
Costa Mesa res ident, wh ose
hobby is sorting, boxina,
markina for shipment and
delivery of these items to
Arizona Indi ans.
The reroutings and exten-
sions will "provide public
transportation for new shop-
ping centers, Fai rvi ew State
llo"ri tal , UCI, and wil l s erve
m,J!l)' thousands or "homes
in resi den tial ar e as not
presentl y served," the Com~
mission said, adding that
"service is no longer re-
qui red at point s along the
rou tes where service is to
be di scan tinued. ••
of JUi ce and abou t 100 gal-p•~
Ions or corfe e were con-
Committee member~ re-
sponsible for the collecti ng
are the ~1mes. Richard Ac-
ton, Robert Batson, Mi chael
Hel in, Ernest Hickson,
frank Hug hes, Allen Goody,
sumed durina th e ·~:!~a!i l ging operation at the
J?eaches in We st Newport.
The Red Cross disaster
canteen wa s stationed at
the beach ror 7 days. Red
Cross workers totaled close
to 30Ll hours strvina rdresh-
ments.
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,VS ''"""•L •• portlcalarly
if hit M• i1 Prut Oreaory
-M ltailt rrom JohaMII• bura. Soutb Afriea. • .10
say Dori 1 and Bob Under•
wood and thei1 yo~anauera,
three, Bob J1 ., Cathy and
Teddy, or Shore Cliffs. One
of F1ank'a areateat desires
is Lo meet Julie Andrews
• • .and before he hardly
cauaht hi s breath upon ar•
rinl. the Underwoods whisk-
ed him off to see Julie's
lates t movie, "Thorouahly
Modern Millie" •• in .Holly-
wood. He loves the beach,
and can hatdly wait to start
his studies with hi s roster
brother, Bob Jr., at Corona
del Mar hiah school. • • •
Aftet holiday in& a Ia the
South Seas for S we c k.o~. on
their yacht, Vita II , Sally
and Ad Zallcua , wh ose home
is in Sherman Oaks , have
tied up in Newport to visi t
with rriends for a day 01
PACIFIC
VIEW
to!t:to!OIIUL P.\11:11:
C....,rlt•y · Motrwary
Mll10.a/rou" • CluoPf>/
r .,.,, •• ts .. l'll•ct•
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JJOO P.adlk V'"" Orin.
Nrwport 916oliol
MESA.
' 0 "'0 A
HELD OVER t
Sean Connely in
IWO. Tbe&r daqhter, Vicky,
•&enaiud buddi .. Lanell
lad Holly Hollio, both ol
Shennan Oa.b. • • •
'"There won 't even be
room for a mouse;• quipped
Marcia Mae Bents, when
•he waa tellina ol the "full•
upH 707, chartered lor the
Fine Arts Tour of Ewopc
•.. take~ff date, Sept. 18
from Lona Beach, Of couue
Marcia wi II be accompanied
by husband Bill, of the
Peninsula ... and Bette and
Bob Vordale of Lido. • • •
Catalina--bound, . .and a
much looked forward to va-
cation ... Dottie and Frank
Hutchison and younasters,
Robyn , Youna and Hunter.
S.1iling uf course. , .with a
dinghy uailina behind so
that y,,ung can motor off on
h1s own to investigate
caves and coves, as only 13
yea1 old boys love to do. • • •
\1cw ing to San Francisco
to bt: city folks ..• Pat and
Ted Huber of It vine Ter·
1ace. • • •
Recently returned from
quite a uip •.. of bus iness
and pleasure •.. Betty and
Dick Youngquist of Harbo1
View Hills .. ,which includ·
ed Czechoslovakia, Rus s ia,
Poland and Germany. • • •
New m town. . The
Jluffs, to be exact. After
comi ng to Newport for years,
LuAnne and Bob Gates de·
c ided that Tarzana was
not for them .. called the
moving van, packed up their
youngsters, Lisa, Guy and
Bob ... and wonder why they
didn't do it sooner. • • •
I
A eouple ot days of r .. t in
Ro .. ri to aad Enuaeda. . .
Oeorp and JuHa Wooda ;
and their dauahter J ulie, or
of Bolboo hland. · • • •
• • .Tho Honorable Ivy
Priest will be tho rirt l
apeakor ol tho fall , .. ,on
for tho Podoratod Republi•
can Womon ol Newporl •••
Luncheon ••• Newporter Inn
• • Thwsday, Sept. 28,
11:30 a.m. Tickets avail-
able by callina Mn. David
Bunnell Jr •• 642·1563. ...
Althouah het houe Solar
Li&ht had a couah and she
couldn't ride him, 12-year-
old Janet Gonawer of the
Peninsula placed anyway
in the Pawee Hone Show.
She borrowed a friend's
hone, Topper, and rode
away with two ribbons . J • • •
A 45th weddina anniversary
f01 Ethel and Jim Ferrick
. .. s ummer visitors of New•
port, and parents of Babs
Havilcen of Balboa Is land.
Babs and her husband, Bob,
made it the occasion that
it was, and treated them to
dinner at Karam's.
• • •
'Tis the end of the season
... and back to the doldrums
of "in land'". . • Pat and
Bill Jackson leave for Whit·
tier, Mary and Vic Bouas
for Anaheim, Ma1ne and Jay
Reed ar.-aoing back to Ful·
\erton and Mary and Bob
Gtaham to Whittier. •• They
all have Balboa Island
homes ... and sana a swan
song to a alorious swnmer
holiday at a ''smash" at the
Balboa Bay Club.
Call in Yaur Want Ad
ta the Enaign
673.0550
BOARD MEMBERS of the Aeronutronic
Wive s' Club, with the aid of Lido Shops,
are planning to launch the first event of
the new year with a fa shion show luncheon
Wednesday, Se pt. 20, at the Costa Mesa
Golf and Count~y club. In keeping with th e
chosen theme of "Lido Isle fa shion blast
off," Mary Webb Davis Agency of Newport
Beach has been selected to coordinate
and produce the fas hi on s how, starting
with a lunar excursion, then continuing on
a tour of the countries and fashion of the
world. A social hou r will begin at 11 :00
a.m. and luncheon wi II be served at noon.
Reservations may be made with Mrs. Ter·
renee Clark, 54&-0147. Shown here se lect-
in g fa shions for the event are, from left,
Mrs . Francis Conroy, luncheon chairman ;
Mrs. Ron Lackie, thi s year's new presi-
dent; Mr s. George Oiye, fashion coordina-
tor and Randy Baker, who wi II be model ·
ling men 's wear fro m Bidwel l of Newport.
Philharmonic plans to be aired
The Newport Harbor Wo-
men's Philharmonic Board
of the Oranae County Phi\-
harmonic Scx:iety will offi-
cially beain the new season
at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday,
Sept. 13, when chairmen and
representatives or commit-
tees wi ll meet ror a coffee
orientation.
committee chairmen will
&ive their reports.
The Newport Harbor Wo-
men 's Philhannonic Board
coordinates and oversees
the rund raising benefits
and acti vi ties or the mem-
ber commi ttee. These
groops help contribute to
th e Philharmonic continu-
ance rund, which insures
the booking of the world's
lop orchestras to perform a t
UCJ or OCC.
~1t's . M. Paul Stikcr, record-
ing secretary; Mrs . Raymond
C. Dosta, previews; Mrs.
John M. Owen and Mrs.
Han)' Balcer, con tinuance
fund ; Mrs . Edward Montgo-
mery, hospitality; Mrs. Wil-
liam Breau, ways and means;
and ~trs. Ri chard Newell,
publici ty.
INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX
DIRECTOR RETIRES
N. Loya ll McLaren has
announced his retirement as
a membe r of the board of ·
rectors of the Ir vine Indus·
THURSDAY, SEPT:!, IM7
COIIDIIA DU.IW, CAliF.
Si •·way stretch
IIAZIL
By NAIOS·JOIIAFRE
CLOSEOOT
SA LEI
AT HALF PRICE
J AUNITA BEAUTY
SALON
1836 Newport llv4., Co•ta Moool
NEEDLEPOINT ARTISTRY
By
Paul F. Dituttkfter -.·-~ i •'olfjtC tdm
I
ON DISPLAY DURING SEPTEMBER
ANO
MUTUAL SAVINGS
LOAN ASSOCIATION
2867 EAST COAST HIGHWAY
CORONA DEL MAR
AT THE SIGN
of
TIME & TEMPERATURE "YOU ONLY .
LIVE TWICE"
When a friend was asked
what kind or a boa t Janet
and Dick Jordan of Balboa
Is land had, her comment
was. • . "Hig!'' However,
its name is Finesse II, and
they have just returned from
a stay in Catalina wilh their
children, Jennifer, Ri chard
and Allison.
Phone in Yaur Order
for o Subscription:
673.()550
This meetina, at the Stuft
Shirt restaurant, will be di-
rected by Mrs . A. Bayud
Dod, c hairman of the New-
port Harbor Women's Phil-
harmonic &ud. Plans ror
the comina year will be
discussed, membership ros-
ters wi ll be available and
Assisting Mrs. Dod on the
Newport Harbor Board arc
Mrs. Glen W. Thomas, vice-
chairman; Mrs. John L. AI·
ian, secretary-treasurer; tda I Complex, wholly-owned 1:::::::::::::::~=::::::::::::=========~---J subsidiary of the
HELD OVER AGAIN I
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C•r•n• clot ••r, 67l.ti260
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JASON ROBARDS · J[AN SIMMONS
D* VAN JOHNSON
LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE
CITY Of NEWPORT BEACHjj CALIFORNIA NOTICE INV ITIN G IDS SEALED BIDS wi ll be received •t the olfiee of tht Ci tv
Clerk, City Hall, Newport Buc:h, Cali foraia, until 10:00 A.M:.
on. the 19th day of September. 1967, at whl <'h time they .,.,jjj bf' opeaed o.ad read, for perlonniall work u follow11:
IMPROVEMENT Of JAMBOREE RO AD
fROM fORO ROAD TO PALISAOF:S ROAD
CONT RACT-1096
No bid will be receiv~d unle•!UI it i!J made on a proposal form
fum i!l hf'd bv thl" Public: Works D~partment. Ea c-h bid must be
ac:c-omr,aoiea by c:uh, cenified c:hec:k or B i ddc r'>~ Rood made
P'jab e to the City of Ne ... ·port Beach, for an ilmount !'qual to
at f'a!lt 10 perc:f'nt of the am nunt bid.
The document !! included within the sealed bid" whi ch requ ire
c:ompleti on and execution 1u e th e foll owing:
1. Proposal
2. Oesign•tion of subc:o nlractors
3. Bidder's Bond
4. Nonc:olluaion Affidovlt
5. C~tractor's f'inancl•l Statu!!
Th e doc:ument.'J shall be ~:~lfi•Pd ... ·ith tht-"fr"rriatP ~ignutur es and titles of the person11 l'ligning on b~!ha o thl" bidder. For
"'[orations, the signature!! of th e Pr.•ld•nl or Vic• Pr.•id•nt an l•cr.rory or A••l•lo"t locr.lary arf' required and thP Cor·
porate Seal shall Le a ffiu~d to all doc:umf'nts requiri n~ signa·
tures. In the caee of a partnen~hip, the ~i~attHI' of at lea~t
one j!;eneral partner is required.
All bids are to be comp•red on th e ba11i11 of th e Eng ineer·,.
estimate. The e!Jtimated quaotitica are appro•imate onl y. bf'ing given ~!ely u a b•sis lor tht-comparison of bidl'i. tine~ ~WJt:,;..~w
c . . 1f,;t
No bid will be accepted from 11 Contractor who ha~t not been
lic:eosed in •ccord•nce with the provi sions of f.hapter 9, Di vi· sion Ill of Busine!ls and Profe ssion"' Code. The Contractor THE GRAND PRIZE at the Aug. 26 Corona del Mar "'hall st•te his li cense number and cla11aificat io n in the propo-
Ki wanis pancake breakfas t, 2 round trip Air Ca li fornia sal.
F · b Ch C t Plans, Speci•l Provia!oos, and Contr•ct Uoc:uments may be t ickets to San ra nc1sco, wa s won Y ase ramp On, obtained at th e Publi c: Works Department. City flail , Newport
'SECOND FEATURE '
at righ t, own er of Valet Cl eaners in Corona del Mar. 8f'ac:h, Cali forni a. 111 no ro.tJt to licensed contractor,.. A non·
He is receiving his prize award fr om Gene J ohnson, re fundable charge of S2.00will be required lor Pa ch ~··t "' phm ...
\Ia! cc lin \-las t1 oi ann i
"DIVORCE
ITALIAN STYLE"
special Provi.!lions, and c:ontrac:t doc:ument!l for oth rr,. dtol n
local Travelers Insurance agent and member of the licen"ed c:ontr11c:tors. It i>J reque!lted th at th e pla n11 anri "'P"dal
Ki wa nis Club, who serv ed as master of ceremonies at pro\'il'lion., be returned within 2 weeks after the bill opening.
the b•eakfast. (Howa rd Folsom ph oto.) A ~on·re fundablc charge of 12.00 will be required for ea ch 10c1 of C1ty of Newport Buch Stand11rd Spec:ifi c:Ations.
L"d I k Th~ City of Newport Beach reaervea the risht to reject any or
I 0 00 S all btdtl and to wa1ve any informality in l!luc:h bids. YOUR BUSINESS In accordance with the provision~t of Sect ion 1770 of the La :1or
0 Cod<: oh e C;oy Cooo d l of ''' Chy of Newpo" tl•·ech h•• ••· for thespians cert <llned (h e ge neral prevailing rate of per diem "'1181'11 in thP
locality in whi ch th e work is to be perform ed for ""c:h c:ralt or Is no place tor ty pe of workm an or mechanic needed to ... ecute th e contract and
' has set forth these iteme in R e~tolution No. 6519.
BAFECD "Do It Y,ourself'' Thespians flom off the Is-A eopy of •• ;d ..... ,.;on; .... n.bt< ;, ,,, off; .. of,,, Goy
land as well 85 those livin& Clerk in the City of Newport lk11 ch. INSURANCE Insurance on Lido Is le are invited to The following ifl the !lch .. dule of _prevail in" wa![r rat el!l, 1966·
tty out ror parts in the nut ~7/ for .• "':lec:tive l!!!t of cla~l'lill c:ation!l. Tng~thN with t~e
Lido Isle Players produc· 10 onnat1o~ •nc:luded 1n He.solut1on No. 6519 •. ~h•!!i .!Sc hf'dul" ,,
MANAHAN !. EGGERS, INC .
. TE:L.EPHOHE a 67S.0562
2163 E. COAST HWY.-CORONA DEL MAR, CALIF,
n. CMILT...., q;:ssal
-........ ~.E-•3!!• .. MEDICAL l DINTAL
ASSIStANTS
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· AI C I' "G to be roO!I!dercd • p•rt of thel!le contr•ct !!pf'c:lf!c:&t!On!l. lion, ec oppc S · azc• Prt!va ilio15 W•ge Rates -1966-67
bo ." Clo .. lflcollo" (S•I•dl"• L l•fl"'l} (S/1/661 (SIJ /671
Two evenings ofreadin& ror Carpent er!! 4.83
I 'II be h ld 1 30 Cement Mason Joumeym•n 4.60 par s wr e -at : Labon~rs
~.m . Tuesday and Wedne s• General or Constru c:ti on
day, Sept. 12 and 13, at the A11phalt Rakl";r & Ironer
L.d I bh v· L'd F'lapan I 0 C U . ouse, 18 I 0 Guinn Ch•11er
Soud at Vra San Remo. The Layin'l:of •II noa·metall ic pipe
play wi II be presented at Tunnel lnslfleation!l
3.70 3.91
3.70 3.78
4.01
4.M
3.85
4.06
3.85
3.93
4.16
the clubhouse Nov 7 8 9 Vibratonnaa., Jack H•mmer. Pneumati (' Too],.,
0 I • ' ' ' (except driller) ~·· J··115 4.4445 1 and I • Oger•tiDj!: Ea1ineera (7 1/661 (7/J/67}
"Gazebo.. is a murder iler a11d t~ip.almao (Group n 4.l8 4.53
mystery in whi ch a popular Skitoader (Leu~ 'yd :) (Grou p 2) 4.62 4.77
fiction writer teams up wi th Ro run and Chaiam•D (G roup 3) 4.86 5.01 lrastrumentmaa (GI'I)ap 6) 4.97 5.12 a TV thriller producer to Grad e Checker (Croup 5) 5.16 5.3 J
create the "perfect crime." Pavemeat-breakcr operator (Gro up 5) 5.16 5.3 1
The cast includes 9 men Grade-all operator (G roup 6) 5.26 5.4 1
d 3 Teomstertl (Sir/UJ (S/J/471 an women. Dump Tru ck Driver (Le.• th aa 4 yde) 4.95 4.50
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• : l!f!M1!'4:! I.S.T.D.' •,• Electricin (71 1/UI (7/I/47J -~ Jou111eymM Wlrf!man 6oll 6.55
• • (4/111"'
.. = s~ J ~41/d i. ~::~::r. (7~j~, (1/J/"' "J" Jo.raeym .. -Spr•y 5.22 5.33 • • pili!,, •••
: Fall Term ..... s.,. ..... 11th. : Aal-:r:.ifiuu .. CHRitted herelo ~thall "s.,t~ prev!ir.~ : a.., Cc::wl .. Fe I ... ., Y--. Dstl5511 : era rate,
: ft ·JI·B·f .. u..,.. : Oven l•e, S.aday •ad Holld•y r•tu are •t pre:v•ili•l crah
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Company, covering 2,
acres of land adjacent to the
Orange County Airpm t.
Mr. McLaren, who wi II te•
main as chairman of the
board of the Irvine Company,
is a partner in the account-
ing firm of Haskins & Sella
in San F1ancisco. He is a
di rector of the Atchison,
Tope~a & Santa Fe Rai I way
and Rheem Manufacturina
Co. He was a member of the
U.S. Naval Reserve durin g
World War II , served as
chairman of the New York
division of the Navy price ,
adjustment board and re -
tired fr om the Navy as a
rear admiral.
John V. Newman, Ventura
County citTus arowc1 who
was tcccntly na:med to The
Ir vine Company board of
directors, was elected
succeed \lt. McLaten.
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,..... ... Doa. 7.60
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Mrs, Peter Ra ineri Jr. (BiH'nle Alden photo J
IEIPOIIT NARIOR liiiiGII
IECIIID SECTIDI.--'• 5
THURSDAY,SEPT. 7, ~
OOIIIliiA D£L liAR, CAU f.
TOWN-GOWN TO MEET
UCI TOWN A OOWN will a«,coneti)OQdiaa ... crec.ary
... Ita ••• ,. .. with a end ~ •• Alvin Pinkley, ttea-... .,.1 IDQLiaa, ln&eNtl turer.
,roup reai•••tion and cof-Tbe IJM'Ikcr will be Dr.
fM at 10 a.m. on Monday, Roaer W, Ruuell, the now .pt. 25, at lhe lrvine Coatt vice-chancellOr (or ac:adcm-
Counlr)' Club. ic affaiu at UCI. He it a
A DO-host lunch will (ol.. leadina ruearch acienlill
low lbe mee~dna. Honored in the bioloaical baau or
-.eatt wiU be the new Uni-behavior, and headed lhe de
vanity women faculty and partment of paycholo&Y at
alalrmembcrt orlheir wivet. lhe University or London
The Hospitality chairman, (rom US~US7. He was n-
t.t't. Evelyn !Jlerwood, will ecutive tecretaty o( the A-
we lcome memben, new and mericanPaycholoaical Ann.
continuina, and their potts, before join ina lndiana Uni-
and will be auiated by lhe veraity inl9H u profenor
ocher officers ol Town A and chairman of psycholoay. ~wn-Mrs.. Frederick ~-He apent the 196516 year
Bnen. pre11dent ;Mn. Elo11e as a viaitina professor at the
Kloke ~d ~a •. SpencerOiin, University of Sydney in Aus-
Jr •• V1ce-pre11denta ; ~·· tralia and the University of
Samuel Batdorf, recordma Canterbury in New Zealand. secretary; ~ •• Bruce Sum-
UGAL NOTICE
ORDI NANCE NO. 1226
AN ORDINANCE OF' Tlff. crtv OF' NEWPORT BEACII
REZONING PROPE RTY AND
AMENDING DISTRICT MAP
NO. 4
The City Council of the Ci ty
of Newpott Beach doea ordain
aa follows:
s•:CTION 1. The following
described re•l proprrty in the
City of Newport Beach, County
of Orl!ID8e, State o f Californ ia,
to wit:
LEGAL NOTICE
easterly line of lot 4, a dis-
lance o f 160.00 feet to the
easterly coruer of uid lot 4; the~ce South 62° 30' Wut
along th e aouthea!Oterly line
of s aid lot 4 and the south-
westerly prolongation th ereof,
a distance of I 00.00 feet to
the c:enter line of said 20.00
foot alley: th ence Sou th 270
30' East a loa,t; s aid cente r
liae to an angle point: th ence
South 0° 44' 30" Ea .. t along
said center line 42.38 feet to
the point of beginninf!,
Carol Ann Tyler weds
war hero Pete Raineri
That portion of Iota 4 11nd 5
of Trac t No. I I 17 a" ~r m11p
recorded in book 35 paj!:e 48
o f Miscellaneouli Maps, 1n the
office of thr county recorder
o f 111id county, to8ether wi th
a port~on of th e 20.00 fo ot
alley adjoinin@: .. id lots 4
and 5 as abandoned by re&o-
lution of the city council of
Ne¥1'port Beach, on F'ebrt~ary
4, 1946, a certified copy of
~aid resolution being record•
ed March II, 1946 in book
1400 paf!.t-189, Ofric:i al Re--
cordli , drfl,c ribt"!d ~~~ fo lio"''§:
as shown on Distr ict Ma p No.
4 referred to in Sflc tion 20.06.•
030 of Title 20 of the Newport
Beac:h Municipel Codr i!!l here-
by rezoned from a C·l-H Oi11o•
trict to a C-<J·II District, and
sa id Di!ltric-t Map No, 4 i11 here-
by amended to !!how this zon•
ing change,
Vietnam wat heto Pe ter
Raineri J1. claimed Carol
An n Ty ler as his bride in a
double Tina Cath olic mass
held at I I a.m. Saturday
morninJ, Sept. 2, at St.
John the Baptist Church in
Costa Mes a.
The aroom is the son of
Mr. and Mrs . Peter Rai ne ri
of Arl ington, Va., and the
nephew of Dr. and Mrs.
Ri chard Hoffman of Cor•
ona del Mar. The bride is
the dau1hter of Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Ri co of 1957 Paros
Ci rcle, Costa Men.
Miss Susan Carol Beraer
of Costa Mesa was maid of
honor , and the aroom's
cousin, Mrs. Fred Olson of
Cos ta Me sa, was the matron
of bonot roc the ceremony.
Bridesmaids included the
bridepoom's sister, 1\-fiss
Pat1icia Raineri of Arl ing ..
ton , Va., and the bri de 's
cousin, Miss Terry Gracia
of' Los Angeles.
Cous'ins of th e bride also
served as rin& bearer and
flower iirl. They wc1e Joey
and Patsy Flore s of El
Paso, Texas.
Jack Fletcher of Cos ta
~·\esa was bes t man. Fred
Olson of Costa Mesa, cou·
sin of the groom , and Xavier
and Carlos Vasquez of Los
An&ele s , cousins of the
btide, se1ved as ushers.
The btide's shee1 whi te
1own, made with a train,
had a bodi ce t1i mmed wi th
lace, and he1 floor lensth
ve il was uinvned wjth the
same im potted lace. She
\I.Ofe a whi le pillbox uim-
med with pearls to hold he r
flowing veil, and she car·
ried a mixed whi te bouquet
centered with an orchid.
Ba skets of lavender and
white carnations adorned
the a ltar, and the li lac color
was canied out in the
gowns of the bride's a tten-
dan ts. Dressed in pale lilac
Cl' ganza made 1n empire
s tyle was the maid of honor;
and simi larly gowned in
lilac we re the other attend·
ants. They can ied bouquets
of lavendar carnat ions cen-
tered with a purple orchid.
A reception was held at
the Mesa Verde Country
Club, where the lavender
and white color scheme
was also used. The Varia-
tions band played for danc·
ing. The bride's mother re•
t:eived aueats in a yellow
brocade cos tume with beiae
accesSories and an orchid
COU&Je.
The groom's mother wore
champalfle~olored lace for
the occasion and also had
an orchid corsaae.
Followin g the reception ,
the couple left for .a San
Francisco honeymoon. They
wi II make their home at
Huntinaton Beach.
The bride is a araduate of
Cos ta Me sa High and Oranae
Coast College. Mr. Raintri
.vas Jtaduat ed fr om the Uni·
ve rsity of Tampa in 1963
and s erved in Vietnam with
the U.S. Army until this
summe r. He was honored
wi th the Bronze Star for
bravery in combat with the
Viet convnunis ts. He is now
employed at Autonetics in
Anaheim.
Special auests at the wed-
dina included the croom's
grandparents, Mr. and Mn.
Anthony Raineri from Ft.
Luuderdale, Fla., and Mrs.
Kay Fum ia from Rochester,
N.Y •• his aunt.
CUSTOM HOMES -REMODELING
COMMERCIAL
Personalized Scn·it:r
DOH E. ELDE R
ELDER CONSTRUCTION CO.
3S Years in Newport Beach
1107 E. Balboa Blv~. 673-6590
Beginn ing at the inter!lectiotl
of the r rnter. line of !<aid
20.00 foot alii'" with th e
east~rl( prolon(l:~t ion of the
!lou ther y line of said lot 5:
thence South 8¢> 15' 30"
West along said prolonf!.alion
a nd said 11outh erly l ine of lot
5 a di11tan ce of 108.40 feet to
the bej!:inning o f a t11n,1ent
curve conCII\'t northe11sterl y
and h1ning il ra diu11 of 1000
feet: thence we&te rl y and
northerly along §aid curve
through a c:entral angle of 90°,
a dis tance of 15.71 feet;
thence tanf!eDt to said curve
North 0 ° U' 30" West along
the westerly li ne o f said lot
5 and ita northerly prolongs•
tion 226.93 feet to the wu ••
terly comer o f said lot 4,
aaid coruer being the aou·
th erly tenninus of that c:ertain
course in th e we1Ue rly line of
said lot ., ha\·ing 11 brarin g
and distan ce of North 0° 44'
30" West 149.43 let-t: thent:e
North rP 44' 30" 9o'ut along
s aid "·uterly linl' 28.91 ftoet:
thence :O.:orth 62° 30' 00"
f.atU I 05. I I ff'f'l to the talltl'r·
Jy line of aaid ·lot 4: thence-
South' 27° 30' East along Yid
MARVIN KLEBE of the San
Francisco Opera wi11 sing
the role of Malatesta in the
comic opera, "Don Pas-
quale," this Friday and
Sa turday, Se pt. 8 and q, at
Irvine Bowl, Laguna Beach.
These performances, both
starting at 8 p.m., wi11 con -
clude the annual Festival
of Opera.
SECTION 2. l,e Planning
Director of the City of Ne.,.•port
Beach is here by instr11cted and
d.irected to change ristrict ~ap
No. 4 so as to ~h ow the zon1o g
c:han.gr desc:ribed in Sec:tion I
hereof, and, as !laid District
Map shall have been so amend·
ed, thl!' !lame shall br in full
force and effect and be a part
of T itlr 20 o f th e Newport
Beach Municip11 l Code,
SECTION 3. Th is ordinance
l'lha ll be publis hrd once in the
offi c ial newspape r of the City ,
and thl!' silme s hall be e ffec th ·e
30 days a fter thl' date of its
adoption,
This ordi nance was intro-
duced at a regular meeting of
the City Council o f th l!' City of
:-;'ewpo rt Bel!lch held on thr 14th
day o f August, 1967, and waa
adoptrd on the 28th day of
Augu st, 1967, by the following
\'ote, to wit:
AYE:S , COI'NCII.ME N: Rop:er§,
Marshall, Gruber, For sit, She I·
<oo. sor.s. c orsc rLMF.:N : None
.S.RSENT COI'NCIL\t EN : P•r-
sons, Cook
..\ TTEST:
Laura Lal_lios
City Clerk
Pau l J. Gruber
Mayor
Pu blish: Sept. 7, 196i, in
Tht ~ewpo rt l\11rbor En.o~ign
LEG AL NOTICE
~Ollr.E OF TRt;s nrs SALE
T RI'ST :'\0. 5890
On Srptember 22, 1967, ;u
eleven o'clock A.M. First
1\mericiiU Title lnsu r~~nc:r &
Tr1111ot Comp an••, a~ tru~tre, or
"uccessor tru!lt re or subst itu•
ted truster, bv thr certain Oerd
of Trust rs.ec~trd bf Cll ARLES
R.MA~r.i an d OO S~A \1 . M A:'\~,
husband and "'ife an d recorded
May 20, 1966 in Book i937,
P~gr 769 of Offici al Record!!
of Oran~e County, Callfomi•
and pursuant to that c ertain
Netke of Default and [ll'ction
to sell thereunder recordl!'d
May 22, 196i in Book 8258,
Page 502 of Official Record"
of Orange-Count\', ,.·ill under
and pursuant to s •id Oerd of
Trus t sell 11t rublir au ction for
cash, lawful money of the
Uni t rd Stales of America, ;o t
the main ~·rsl entranct' to the
F'inu Am,.rican Title ln~nr~
ance & Trost Company buildintt
loc-•t I'd at the !IOuthea!'lt cor-
ner of Fifth and Main Strei!'I!O
in thr city o f Santa Ana, f. ali•
fo m ia all that rijtht titll' omd
intrrest c-onvtyrd to and now
held under Oee d of Tru!lt in
lhf' proprrt y situated in the
Countv and State described a!l:
A lea11oeho ld E!'ltale in omd
to Lot 71 of Tract No. 1700,
CO PRE'
as !!hown on a Map recorded
in Book 52, pages 7 and 8 of
Miscellaneou!!l Mapa, record!!<
o f Oraal!.e County, California,
as c reated by that c ert•in
Lease d•ted April 11, 1955,
txec:uted by The lrville Com•
pany, a corp<>rat\on, " Le~<•
sor, and Maceo Corporation,
a Nevada Corporatioll, a"
Lessee , record ed May 20,
1955. in Ekxl lt. 3075, p•ge
447, Official Records of
,OriiDI!e Coutaty, C•lifo111ia.
S-.idulewi ll be made without
beside the blue waters
of the Pacifie
coven•t or wan•ty, e•preato-
ed or implied, aa to the tJtle,
~aaesaioo or encumbr•cea to
utiafy the remaiai•l! pria ci•
p111l aum dae oli the aote aeo-
cured .,, s aid Deed of Tnat to
wit: 12,774.79 with latereat
threoa fro• Mardto 20. 19157
• pro•ided I• •id a ote to--
ptllier wltll feea, c:tl •I!" •d
UpeuH of dtoe TrutH •d
••c:k odtoer ••• • • .,. .,ave
~. B4••ce4 by tltoe owu.r
•d !.older of •-'4 ute, •h•
illtere•t. u pto¥14e4 ia aald
Deed of Trut.
D•t ed1 A•l .. t 29.. 1'&7
FIRST AMERICAN n11.E
INSURANCE a TRUST
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MI SS WEN DY ANN WEIR, da ughter of Mr. and Mrs.
David Donald Wei r of Beverly Hills and 120 Via Or-
vieto, Lido Isl e, exchanged, marriage vows Saturday
afternoon, Aug. 12, with Bryon Jonathan Beam, a
Santa Ana attorney. The ce remony wa s held in the gar·
den at the Weir heine in Beverly Hills. The bride at-
tended UCLA and was graduated fr om UC Berkeley,
wher e she was a member of Delta Delta Delta sorority.
She teaches history at Orange Hi gh Sc hool. The bride·
groom is the son of Mr s. K.B. May of Laguna Beach
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of the weath er, you c on
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prompt, 48-hour se n nce.
B Ju•t Call OR 5·0310. and ry on C. Beam of Hollywood. He wa s graduated 1
cum laude from USC , whe re he wa s presi dent of Phi VALET CL£li£1S )131 E. COAST BlWAY~
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Keys to fash ion
"Keys to fashi on" is the
theme of the fashi on show
and luncheon to be spon·
sored by Xi Kappa Lambda
Otapter of Beta Sigma Phi
Sept. 23 at the San ta Ana
El ks Club. \1rs. Dennis
Horen of Huntington Beach,
i !I chainnan of lhe ev ent.
Mrs. Florence Smales, fa-
shion coordinator, wi ll be
the commentator for the fa--
shion show.
Cocktails will be served
from 11 :30 to 12:30, foll owed
by th e luncheon and style
sho w. Resen·ations may be
made locally wi th Mrs. Jo-
seph Burke, Costa Mesa.
646-1942; Mrs. Robert Bai-
ley, Newport Island, 675-
1665, or Mrs. William Wood,
Balboa, 673-2&&4.
hooray
fortlie
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Rec:.eiw a regular income every month ... year after year after year.
Mr Netll of letsure World. Seal Beach. Cahforn ta, has always been a
practtcal breadwtnner.
He has always had a regular mcome and counts on tf.
He hkes to equalize his tncome.
Mr Net ll's Monthly Securtty Account plan at
Newport Balboa Savtngs and Loan does lh•s for h1m
The Monthly Secur•ty Account plan •s well established •I has proved
tlself for many people.
Mr. Netll says, "It's ternfte ."
Are YOU that kind of bre.chftnner?
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"VENETIAN WEDDING" wa, the International theme of thi s award winning entry in
the cha ract er Loat paraJe of the Newport Harbor Chamber Commodore s. The chairma~'s
cup wa s aw ,:m!ed to th is t cilt, Lucia, owne d by Maurice Wal sh. (McKoon photo.)
NEWPORT HARBOR ENgGN RUL TY SALES. LISTING
SECOND SECTION --Page 6 CHAMPIONS ANNOUNCED
THURSDAY , SEPT. 7,1967 -T he Multiple Listing Div·
OORONA DEL MAR, C.\LJ F. i s10n or the Newport Harbor·
Costa Mesa Board of Real·
tors announces the following
~hampions for Auaust:
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SANTA, Christmas decoratloos and storybook characters '~!'On the "Loose Screw" tro-
phy for best animation for the Wal~us, Dean Luxton's entry in the chara cter boat par-
ade. IMcKoon photo.)
Brickbat and a bouquet
Opposina views of the did on sand hauling," she
West Newport sand haul op-wr ites .
eration arc voiced in 2 let-"May I take this moment
ters sent to the Newport to bow down to the brains
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I( you ue a newcomer, or
know of a newcomer ttl
the flarbor Area who hu
not been welcomed, do
he r a favor by callin1 the
Harbor Visitor between
I and 10 a.m., and dlt
..; II call on you friend
Yoith valuable informati<-o1
and airta ftotn friendly
buaineu ftrma which
stand rudy to help tier
become acquainted wit!'
her new surroundin1•·
THE H4RIOR VISITOR
Ph•u: HY •tl61 Tup salesmen-Unit sales,
\largaret Highsmith of Tar· ~
bell Realty; dollar value,
Helen Anderson of Bay & '
Beach Realty.
Beach City Counci 1. that hired the 3 earth
D 0 r haulin& men who wmked ~~=========~ Mr. and "'s. K. . oen o 1 · h h b. l 31617 E. Ocean Ft., Balboa, dliiaent y w1t t e •I cas
object to the sand ope ration in distributing the sand so
We
Top listcrs-oni t sales,
Ralph Frceto uf Walker &
Lee; dollar value, Hal Pin·
chin of Spring Realty.
LITTLEFIELD T~ T4LK
J oe Littlefield, garden
lecturer, writer and con sul·
tant, will speak to the Costa
sa-Bay Ci ties Fuchsia
at 7:30 p.m.Mon day,
Sept. 11, a t the Costa Mesa
Hall. His topic will be the
o r plants for fall, cs-
1) ruch sias. A potluck
d;''"'" at 6:30p.m. in Co sta
Park will precede the
•t I I •
(With some refinements, of course)
Take that cool. moun ta 1n a1r home w1th you to enJOY on
the hottest day s. You can -w1th gas a1r conditlonmg.
Pollens and tmpurtttes are removed and humidity con-
trolled. You have cool. clean a~r where you want it-
all through t he house -fo r the same comfort you
enjoy "up at the cabtn." Put m your order now, for cool ,
peacefu l atr.
For more information on Gas Air Conditioning,
call direct or collect to: 538-0211, Ext. 322.
Soulhern
Counties c .. Como•n~
A SPECIAL AWARD was presented to this "Piccadilly Ci rcus" en try of George Wood-
ford, president of Newport National Bank. This.-character boat is carry ing the double
decker London bus that Newport National Ban ~ has imported from England. (McKeon
pho to.)
Agenda for Planners
INFANT SOH DIU
The inlant son of Ruth
IUid Rlldolph Hollocb of
2965 Bobb St •• Coo&o Men.
died Prioloy. Sept. 1. ot
llool HcooJ'i&ol, ...........
... 11 PairhiYIIl MIIDGflal
Parlt.
del i\.·1ar, can move into the
Irvin e To werbuildina in New·
port Center.
as a waste of money, time humanly pe rfe ct?·'
and energy.
We protest our tax moneys
aoina to support such a los-
ina operation and favoritism"
they write. "Let these
people take c are of them-
lelves. They knew what
they got into. They know
what to es.pcct fr om the
ocean. We do.
"They should pay for the
sandbags. Wh y take the sand
fr om the haves and gi ve to
the have nots? ... Why not
use boulders , like on the
jetty?''
Mrs . C.B. Hutchinson, 117
4TTORHEY H.D. LEDDY
OF COST 4 MES4 Dl ES
Attorney Harold D. Leddy,
or 396 E. 15th St., Costa
Mesa, died Sunday, Sept. 3,
at the age or 75.
Survivors include hi s wife,
Marcaret; 4 sons, James,
Albert, J ohn and Donald;
3 sisters, Helen of Pasadena
\1rs. Jane Baillancourt o r
Pasadena and Sister ~bry
Oara of St. Andrew's Cath-
olic Church in Pasadena;
a brother, Joseph of Pasa-
dena; and 10 grandchildren.
36th St., West Newport, of-Requiem Mass will be cel-
fers commendation for the ebrated today, Sept. 7, at
s and haul operation. 10 a.m. in St. J o achi m's
"I compliment the wh ole Catho lic Church. Baltz Mar-
production staff or Newport tuary of Costa Me sa made
Beach for what I _ thought the arrangements.
an excellent JOb they
,0.1& T MIAIS CMIIIIA
NOW AT
1780 NEWPORT ILVD.
PH. 646-9Jilt:o•ta Mesa..
MATTRESSES
MEW -aEIOILDIIfG
frreaula r ShapH ·--Col'-loollSA WAnlESS li ... , ..... ,_ .....
Phon• in Your Or~•r
for a ~bscri ption:
Call 673.1)550
3123 E. Coast Hiahway
Corona del Mar
ORiole 3-22.50
• RIST4URANT
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IIRKSHIU'S ..... ..,
LUNOII!ON -DINNER
COCKTAILS
ORiole 3-9«15
M$0 VIA OPORTO
.N • .,....a .. dl
Pilaist w.t '-. play
no u-lor ,.._ .. , -· o.ta_., .,...
of •• o.-.o Oooaty ~1-ooill *• too la-ced..,. ~-· .,.loty will toopa ~. l'ri .... Mro. All• J-.., .. , ..... ..... 11 willa ...... ,.. ... t ~ .... c ..
pi-Md orpn virtaw10 PI'Oif• 011 lho ,..o. • aMIOa, Gectl•dt ~UOn ku 11.114 a PIO~ .. Iional c~
p.tormina. '~«~! a• a r~o IDd tel•
They will aaa.hor at the ~·~~-.peraonahty,. '~
hom• of Mn. Robert aaw-!•I IIIU~tanda ~cort ,. ..
ford at 10:30 Lm. The new ••L !lae ••';he w1fe .ot Robert cluian~n, ~.. Corydon ~:· Vlco-preasdcnt of
Austin. will conduct a brief' , .~.. 1 ~. · · d · .__ ,...ter ~e proanm, a un-uu&laeaa meeuna 111 sn .. V"" b "II •-d. A duce Mrs. Allan ·John10r1. a• c.~ WI ~ serve . 1-
lbe new prolf&m chairman, asatana the hoateu Will be
Mrs. Ri chard Schuniacber t.kt: John F •. D~•· Mn.
a1 accret.-y, and Mn. Jo--Ouiatoph~ Kstch1n1. Mra.
1epb Pike aa treuurer. Jo .. ~ Pike 1nd Mn. Rob--
ert Leath.
BYC wins dinghy series
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Balboa Yacht Club lOok akipperina end Betty Brown
,
1 top honon in lhe week.-end as crew. Ocher finalists in
If d I .. ahowdown"' race M!.icb lhe Dinpy Match Race JUNIOR CHAMPS -Barry Beaumont, left, son of Mr. Lane, Westcll • Seventeen-year-ol L z Kennedy, 2nd ended lhe 2nd annual invi· Series were lhe Ahmiloa
and Mrs. Jack Bea~o~mont of 2172 E. Ocean Blvd., Sal· from left, daughter of Ill'. and "rs. Don Kennedy of tati_onal din~y match race Bay Yacht dub and lhe
boa, Is the new junior champi on at Santa Ana Country SMtl Aha, holds the girl's championsh ip trophy. She aenes held an Newport Har--Voy .. era Yacht Oub in
Club. He defeated Bill Schmid, right, 2 and 1 In the defeated Kathy Lowe on the 18th green In the finals bor, accordina to Allen G. Newport Beach.
final match of the 5th annual SACC junior tourney. match. Kathy 'Is the dau9hter of Mr. and Mrs. John Browne, race conmitt.ee
Bill Is the son of Mrs. Fran Schmid of 1505 Cornwall Lowe, 2182 Mesa Or., Back Bay. (Rich Bassett photo.) chairman for the aponiOrina
City Build·ing Permits ;~-;~fi~t~l:~·J::
The Newport Beach build· N.w,.n tt.rtM. View Hilla yacht club~ WI~IR lhe ~·
ina department. poatina a to--B. H. Miller ,demolish build· Soulbern California Edsaon them . C~hfomsa Y achllna
tal of S2,.S9!,076 in pennita ina at 2607 W, Coast Hwy. Co., block wall 1HO Crown Auocsallon (SCYA) and wu
for Auauat, fell back a bit to make way for construe· Drive North ui 300. sailed in Lido 14• on an
in ita drive to catch up to tion· of a reataunnt, S1,600. Eaatblutr~cwPort, fcnce1 Olympic type course inside
last year's total, MewpettHelthh al-3400 Quiet Cove, Sl,102. the harbor.
The Aua. 31 record atar.ta L Sm.rt, awi1m1ina pool at IrviN Terroce Repre~entina the winnina
at $16,493,706, almost t2 ~04CiiffDr.,t1 ,HO. John L. Glau, wall, 1007 Balboa Yacht Club in lhe
million under the comparable Mew,..t C..ter Dolphin Ter., Sl,JSO. acri~• was Roland Lotuun,
fipe of last year,SU,J.47 ,· Zale Corp., 2 tip a for Sla· Louis Karaaiania, 1003 skipper, 1nd Gued Smiil,
228. vick'a Jewelers, No. U Fa· Bonn ie Doone , add noor aod crewman. Newport Harbor
The followina permits of lhion Island, Sl,600. rool to walled in area, Yacht Club was runner-up
Sl ,OOO and over were issued The Irvine Co., tenant de· S1 ,610. with Henry (Bob) Blown
durina the final 2 weeks of velopment for Marian's, No.
Auaust: 14 Fuhion Island, f~.000 .
lock lay , LiMe lalo 1
B. H. Miller Construction Delmar P. Reed, 1-unit, 2·
Co., HS2 Campus Dr., par-story dwellina at 31 Linda
titions for industrial build-laic, $36,13!.
ina now under construction. c.r .... del ,_,
Bru ce Nou and Newell Fait, R.L. Lawrence, 2·atory
office build ina at 4320 Cam· duplex, 433 Dahlia Ave.,
MA URICE M. McCRAY , 12'!6 pu• Dr •• SBO .OOO. Sl6,000.
Somerset Ln., We stcl iff,
founder of Jabsco Pump Co.
of Costa Mesa, has been
elected vice-j.J resident of
Jhe fluid hand I iog djvislon
of International Telephone
and Telegraph Corp. Jabsco
became part of the ITT Sys-
tem in 1%6, and Mr. Mc-
Cray served as president of
ITT Jabsco Inc. He is a na-
tive Californian and re-
ceived his B.A. degree in
economi c.s fro m Stanford
University in 1 Cf27.
West u,., loy
A. L. Shef, awimmi na pool
at 1424 Antiaua Way, '3,500.
Hal Davis, awinvnina pool
at 1951 Santiaao. S3,900.
See Bee Builchra, l1nit,
2·story dwellina at 1327 San·
tiaao. S4i,l10.
Eut u,,., Boy
Nish Noroian, swimmina
pool, 22H Atalia, S2,090.
Irvine Co., tenant improve·
men t for beauty shop at 2551
Eastbluff Dr. B,60i>.
Bell•oo I a land
H. Rich ard Cox, 2·story du·
plex,IIO Amethyst, S38,000.
MRS. LEOMA WELLS
SUCCUMBS AT AGE 90
Leona C. Wells, of 1170
Glene .. lea Terrace, Costa
Mesa, ~died Friday, Sept.. l,
at the aae of 90. Sbe had
lived in the Harbor Area for
54 years anih.d worked aa
a real estate investor.
Survivora include 2 aona,
Roaer and Col in.
Services llldln.lcrmcnt will
be held in Coknado Sprinaa.
Co lo. The forwudina dir-
c:clOr i 1 Bel I Broadway Mor·
~can enJO.Y ure 8008USE
I:IOUR LFSLA DMOONOO are
on
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IEaJIID S£C11011 --P.1
THUIIIDAY, SErf. I. IE
OOIIIU DELIIAII, CILir.
SPACE FOR RENT
in the Ensip Building
Zl2l f.. Celltllwr., CeMI ~al II•
Approximately 750 sq. ft. in rear of buildini1
with entrance from F em leaf Ave.
SEE OWNER AT THE ENSIGN
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If there's one thing we have a lot of in South-
em California, it's people. Wherever there are
people, there has to be electricity for them to use
for the thousand and one things only electricity
can do.
of electricity over very long distances. It's called
ElfV, "extra-high-voltage" transmission.
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It's a great day and it's aU youn! "Wu may decide to plant
a few petunias, picnic or pt.y bridce. You're worry-free -
your money is ufely invested in Laguna Fedenl 8avinp
and Loe.n Auociation. The dividends your money earns
have been paid on time for over 32 yean.
The dynamic growth that haa m.ode LFSLA the oldoot
and largoot Federal Savinp and Loo.n A...:iation in
Oranp County, t.llo makee it ~ble lor your money to
eam the nation'i hi1hett diftdend on inauncl •vinp.
LFSLA'o cummt annual dividend nte io 5% on all
uvinp accounta. Our new boaUI certilca&e aecounta,
illued in minimum amounta of 11,000 or multip&. of
SI,OOO, aN available. They•nu ~%bon,.
dividend annually, in addition to our buic cliWioad
nte, wbon helcllor a tluw-yeu porlod. AM ,. about
U.. in-, now certificate accounla whicllallw
a JUpar yiold on a etaady ln•-t.
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Southern California uses a terrific amount of
electricity now. But with the way it's growing,
we'll need twice as much in less than ten years.
One new source of electricity for Southern
California is surplus hydro-electric power from
the Pacific Northwest.
So, we're working With other California util-
ities and the Department of Interior to bring aome
ofthatsurplua hydnH!lectric power into this area.
We can do it because of fairly recent brealt-
tluouaha in the art of transmitting large amount.
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An extensive system of "EHV'' traruuni.ssion
lines will stretch all the way from the Pacific
Northwest and Canada to Southern California
Edison's distribution network.
Before long, you may be playing your stereo
with electricity that's travelled nearly a thcmNnd
miles. All because of EHV. Not that we want you
to get excited about ~t. We expect you to take it
pretty much for granted.
EHV is just one more way we have to provide
you with a constant and plentiful supply of low-
cost electricity. '11lat's what our~ waut
and, as an investor~wned cunpony, it'• oar 1M '
-to make sure they pt it.
Southern California Edison
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St. Udo,
bolb piecet were
lbe atlu ... A lbiof h-••~
od on the t0ckod UUDk. ·
of lbe ear ol Edward Phil·
lips, 2200 Llllrel Pl.,
port Heiabts, puked?" Ru'"'
l1nd Rd., Wcttelilf, nordl
Dover Dr.o when the deck
lock anapped the thief ttolc
a 1300 aet of 10lf clubt and
a $40 trantitlof radio ...
S.nal•• aathered J200
worth of clothes, a $200
watch, and an elecuic
vet from the apa~tment of
Lury 0. Tucker, 21911 :\hu·
inc Ave., Balboa Jsliu11J, on
Aua. 4.
Pri4oy, lwt. 25
Gerald R. I)Uchemin, 1352
W. Balboa Blvd., Cenual
Newport. was ancated on 11
drunk chuae at 20th St. and
W. Balboa Blvd., Cen u al
Newport. •• Mototilt Edwazd
S.ford.. 1405 Superior
West Newpott Hei&hts , at•
uactod the1attention of poo
lice at Coral Ave. ·and Puk
Ave., Balboa Island,
he waa aue1ted on a chora•
of faihue to appear in New-
port Mesa mUnicipal cou1t,
followina a wanant check.,
A ted 8·foot sabot, valued
at 5250, was stolen from
Bladley Bauman, 125 Via
Ravenna, Lido Jale; the boat
Was moor ed at 701 Via Lido
. . .Ei&ht'")'e&I-old Dan iel
O'Fiahetty, 1205 W. Balboa
Blvd,, Balboa, was taken to
Hoaa Hospital arter he was
suuck by a Newport Beach
uam d1iven by M&Jshall C.
Ritter, 410 Aliso Dt., New-
pott HeiJhts.
Saturday, Aug . 26
Merritt G. Hukell,
2648 Westminster Ave.,
Costa Meaa,hitchhikina on
Newport Blvd,, at 23rd St.,
Central Newport, was ar-
rested on a failure to appear
in the Newport•Meaa munic-
ipal court, •• A SCoot sabot,
valued at S500, was reported
stolen from Mary B. Kina,
No. 1 Rudder Rd., Beacon a.y,.,. 0
s .... ,, Aug, 27
After a Costa Mel a citizen
reponed to Newport Beach
police lhat • motorist had
threatened to blow his head
off at 32nd St. and New p:~rt
Blvd,, in front of Ci ty Hall,
police arrested Clifford W.
Lindsay, 40, of Anaheim,
on a charae of carryina a
concealed weapon, when
they round an automatic
hand aun tucked into his
pants belt. . ;Mary M.
Tarbarced, 408 Dahlia Ave.,
Corona del Mar, was arrested
on a drunk in auto charae
at E. Coast Hwy. and
Goldenrod Ave., Corona del
~1ar, after her car s truck
the stopped car or John A..
Faeriaan, 208 E. 18th SL,
Costa Mesa .. ,Police ar-
re sted Sharon G. Hehy, 211
40th SL, West Newport, on
a charge or disturbina the
peace at her neiahbor's
apartmenL ..
Mondoy, Au..,. 28
Robert L. Bruc e, 2 00~
33rd St., West Newport, was
arrested on a drunk driving
ch arge at lOth St. and E.
Balboa Blvd., Balboa ...
Crosa-town trackina by
police units at speeds up to
60 miles per hour rrom E.
Coast Hwy. and Jamboree
Rd. to Tustin Ave. in Cos ta
Mesa ended with the ar-
rest of Henry DeOive ra.
1726 Santa Ana Ave,, Costa
Mesa, at 2:20 a.m. on a
drunk drivina chatae." , .
Robert A. McClain, 2500
Seaview . Dr., Corona del
Mar, was arrested on •
bu.ralary cha.rae at his
home •.• Jay M. Green, llS
W. Coast Hwy .. Newport
Beach, was arrested on a
petty theft charae at the
police atation, , .
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Approach to
G.NNI laauNnU
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JAY & IINPIO
333 N,'NfWPORT BLVD
NEWPORT BEAOI
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Exciting Fashion Island at Newport Center
Opens Monday, September 11
We've told you what it wil l be like. Fashions and treasures and beautiful courtyards and plazas. The intrigue of 56 incom·
parab le stores. the sheer joy of browsi ng, the fun of meeting friends by the Trabuco Bridge. at Founta in Court or
in Island House for a cl ub gathering. Fashion Island-the new center of excitement -
opens Mon day morning at ten o'clock in Newport Beach .
A com plete ly new shoppi ng experience awaits you!
Monday, September 11 DIA DE LOS AMIGOS I
At 10:00 a.m .. surrounded by dignitaries, honored guests and
residents of Orange County , The Honorable Robert A.
Finch , Jr., Lt . Governor of the State of California, will officially
dedicate Fashion Island . On this special "Da y of the
Fr iend s," joi n your acqu aintances for the colorful ceremonies
at the Stage Court on the Fashion Island Mall. A Grand
Opening only happens once . This will be one to remember!
Shoppinc Hours: Monuy and Friday, 10:00 a.m. to t:30 p.m.
' Other uys, ncopt Sunday, 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Some stores -· -itional -lnp fw ,ourlhoppi,. --tenc:o.
On Pacific Coast Highway between MacArthur Blvd.
' and Jamboree Road , Newport Beach
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