HomeMy WebLinkAbout1967-10-12 - Newport Harbor EnsignSAND CASTLE? BUILDING Is demonslta•
ted by 3 Newport Seach beauties for the
4--year-old Keith Carls of Hacienda
Heights. The castle experts, getting
ready tor th is Sun~ay's contest at the
Corona del Mar main beach, are, from
left, princess Jan Rinaldi; Linda Pfleger,
Miss Newport Beach, and princess Donna
Lee. The Commodores Club of the New-
~'· '
port Harbor Chatl)ber of Commerce will
conduct the 6th annual sand castle con ..
test from 1 to 3 p.m. Sunday. Awards will
be given for e classifications of cast les;
most modem lstlc, most artistic, best
contemporary pagoda, best leasehold,
least likely, most dlscombooberated,
most avante guard, and best non.-confonn-
lng. (Cameo House photo,)
CAR KILLS BOYS CHANGING ' Two boya wbo loved IUrf•
ina .nd planned to a pend the
weekend ridina the waves at
Fncini taa were killed al-
most instantly by a Camp
Pendleton Marine who ran
in to them as they were
chan&ina a car tire on the
ah'wlder of Death Alley,
thi 1 side of Oceanside,
Saturday momina.
Victims were Ken con Lee
Mo:se, 1&, son of Mr. and
Mrs. ·Richard Moue of 4611
Seashore Or., West Newporl,
and John Richard Routley,
17Y.!, son of Mr. and Mn.
Ri chard Routley, 1S3 York-
town Lane, Costa Mesa.
Cpl. Sabdino Pascale,
13, of Fort Lauderdale,
driver of the car, turned him-
selt in to Oceanside police
sayina he thouah he had hit
a car while uleep.
''Kenton was happy all
the time," Mu. Morse, his
mother, said. ..We moved
here just before Easter and
be loved to aurf. He was
attendina Oranae Coast The public works depart-Therefore, these peripheral
Colleac and, fo r the first men t was inti.Neted Mon~y problem• ahould bo resolved
time, enjoyed tchool .... evnina 10 como back wi* ~ ~I "ft4ela&a1Mline be-
Funeral tervices were a ftnal report on a freeway tween lbe City lftd fte State
held yesterday . at Eternal aareement for the Nov. 13 prior to our approval of the
Valley Memorial Park. meetina _ of the. Newport freeway aareemenL
The Moue's a.re left with Beach C1ty Counal. "At the pretent time we
two other sons Ste\·e of The aareement concern• a.re awaitina a report from
Modesto. and G~ry, who is lhe cou~l route Utterly the Division of HiJhways
attend ina Humboldt State at from Bays1de Or., past the 1ndicatina its posi lion on
Arcata. Irvine Cout Country Club lh.ese matters. Fo llowina
Jolm was a very re spected andalona SthAve. in Corona receipt of !his report. and
boy with a tremendous del ~ar, to the vicinity of possi bly further staff level
amount of friends accord-Orchid Ave. diaruuion, ou r final report
ina to hi s uncie Paul A report submitted to the to the Council can be pre-
Lonad'ale ' Council by public worka pared; hopefully in ti me for
''He h~ a wonderfully director J oe Devlin stated: ite Council mect.ina of
full life," uid Mr. Lonsdale, "On September 1_4, 1967, ~ovember 13, 1%7."
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• 'Hi 1 father wu look ina the apeement wu d&acuued
forward to his arowth in with Diviaion of Hiahways T
their buaineu, Coit Draper· officials. In additioo to the ree $
ies... mauers contained in the
ore fine, but ...
of the · redi strictina c~
mi ttee, said he was votina
aaainst the ordinance be-
cause it was substitutina
somethina bad for what is
already bad.
John, a 1967 araduate of aareemenl, man y items such Trees al~1 Co~s t H ~.
Costa Mesa Hiah School. aa landscapina. archi· were a topiC of ducuulon
alao had planned to enter tecb.lral review of atructurea, and conc~m at the break·
Oranae Coas t Colleae in oonnectina link to Coast fast meebna of the Corona
february w study busine 11 Hiah wa~ east of Corona del ~:lrc~~~~~:r:~r of Com-
acb.inistration and law. ~ar, w~dtht of overcrou-Many merchants, wh ile ex-
Fund drl·ve lftll! 1111'\~la at ump con-preasina approval of the
necbons wt th looal streets, tr 1 · d th t be widtht of freeway riaht of eea, comp alne h a -
I h d way, and the pouible ex-c~ae of the way t ~y are aunc e tensioo of the aareement ~1mme~. the treea obh'-late • IS norther!" o f San Joaquin 11p11 1ft front of atorea. More lftan 600 VO IUnteeU I f a. Hilla Road were reviewed. By a unanimous vote o
went to wor.. yestelday "While these detaila are lhe 40 members of the mornina rinaina doorbells for the 1967~8 Newport not directly 'part of lhe Chamber present, a reao-
Beach United Fund cam-aareement itself, they are lution will be s_ent to ~e
paian, fotlowina a kick--off sianificantly related to lhe Ne~port Beach C1ty Counc1\
breakfaat at the Balboa Ba ov~all effect of the free~ay u _kma ~at the uees be
Club. y prOJ eCt on our community. tnmmed 1ft ''ball" ahape.
Other merchant a in favor of
thi 1 acti on were asked to
write letters co the Council.
He said that the red.i s·
BOOSTERS TO SEE trictina sa t.i sfu~s the city
FILMS OF GAME charter requirement for ap-
_The analyat proj ec:tor proximate equali ty of popu-
IJVen to the football team latioo in district.a but is
at Harbor Hiah by the Tar short of the requir~ment for
Booster'• C lub will be used natural areas of contiauous
co s~ow fil_ms of the laat and compact territory.
week 1 va.r u ty aame to club J oinina him in \'Otma • 'no''
members at their meetina 8 were Ma yor Paul Gruber and
p.m. today, OcL 12 , at the AI Forai t. "Yes" vo te s we re
hiah tchool aocial hal l. cast b)' Doreen \1auha1 1,
After the player of the Linda ley Parsons, Dee Cook
,week is introduced, followed and Bob Shelton.
by the question and answer
period with Coach Watu,
refreshments wi II be aerved.
~/E:.?i=L~:~·Ix:r~~ ·Keep it 'ole fashioned'
merce, UF Pretident Mrs.
William Holstein said the
coal for lhe reaidential
drive ia $66,000, and the
aoal for tbe busineu drive
is '*,000. Employee pay-
roll dtd&actions make up the
baluc:c of &otal aoal of
0172,$23 10 oupport 2$
The new boundaries were
10 drawn that all pr esent
Counci I membeu retain
lheir eli&ibili ty to run aaain
Fulfillin& thi s obj ective
caused some controveuial
spli ttina of areas -no tabl)'
c:haritiet.
Mrt. Hol1tcin thanked
Mayor P•l J. Gruber for
proclaimiaa October the
Newport BMch Uai.ted fund
Moada, •d the Cll.nbtt of
Caaaeree ror lpoll Iorin a lhe
kict-otr llleakfasL
R~~tideetil.l area cbai~
mea vol.a&.oett ue Mn.
Edward Kelly rck Sal boa.
hera. Ted McConYille ror
Ballloo hload, Mro. Riebord
Crow ror Be•coe a.y, hera.
Jo .... iM Panott. for a.y · -o: Mro. Tro.,.,. Dorio
_. Mrl. OINGce Miller,
0.... ... Mor;Mn. Willi•
lol_. Jr., 1m" T-; .................. we ....
Molt, Mro. P.P. llolaoo,
No-Hoi""u iad tlitr
"-Mro.--. •l!ul ...
At yesterday'• aeneral corations or some other Evcninaa"aipu in windows lh.e divi sion of Balboa
meetinJ of merchants and .. homey scene" for a tore to inform daytime cust.omeu Island and the Weatcliff.
busineuinen at Leo' a rea· window•. that they can ahop eveninas Harbor Hiablands area·· be-
tauranl, President Hubert "Have a friendly atmos· in Corona del MaJ. Gene tween different districta.
Peiraol of the Corona del Mar phe1e in your store with per-Taylor •noun ced the Chan-There is some re~wnbcrin a
O.tmber of Commerce pro-hapt a bowl of popcorn ra~ bet plan to Jive two pri u s of distri cts so dlat the
aonted Christmaa plans customen," abe aaid. -a weekend trip to Laa district numbers Nn d ock-
previously worked out by She atreued colored liaht• Veaas for 2, includina hotel Wise in consecutive order,
the me1chants comniUce. outlinin& every store buil~ reaervation1, and a week-u follows :
He ukcd for an almOa-ina in town \o aive a aay end trip for 2 to San Fran-District 1 -Balboa Pen·
ph ere of cooperation. I')Cld-atmosphere. cisco. insula \o 20th St.., lbe Lido
will and friendthip and ur--Bill Roller described a CLYDE DIWEY CASE , Shops area, and the westerly
aed every merchant to r ... pi Ill tO place Oui11m11 EX·IAitlllt, DII!S tip o f Balboa bland.
· h . 1· • •• u 10 r bu.ld' Dittric:t 2 -Central New-VIew 11 stole po ICY aor ... e eel on P o I •nas. .Clyde o. .. y Ca1e, re-port at 20th St.. 10 thewuter•
bodat interest o.f buHtinon ::e •:~:..~a~ti~t~eOC:a:: tired barber,. died Monday, ly exa-emity of Wut Ne,...
an the comnwuty. • u -Oct.. ~· at hh home, HIY.t por• includina Nowport pteued &he bope dlat every-of 1 yellow, 2 rod, 2 peen Victoria St., Coata NeaL .. L"
one would catch the feelina to aivc lbc beat effect. A He •a• born Feb. 2. l90S, Island, Bllboa Covu, rdo
or Cbrhlmaa from tbe com-permit from the city ia to-in Nebnata aDd had lind Sands and Newport Shores.
mercial atandpoinl, but not •ired. in Coata Ma;a for 21 yaan. Oiatrict l -_Lido 1~1•.
roraattina the UU spirit or "Thit Uealment of Coaat Surri'liOU an t.is wire. Bay g.ons, Mariaen Mile,
Oniatm .. ia deellaa with Hi ... way wou.ld be very An.aa; a aoa, Jiaay HoJiiae mostoi"Newpo~Heiahta .~
cutkaen, fri•d• and. o,.. M•titol aad could become o1 Coeta Mila; a blolber, southerly portlc.t of CUff
a•iaatioaa. a wldit.lonal deeo~atioe ttu.1 kJD Cue of Decroit; Ha••--
Dorodt)' Hlrdcaatla, dtait-eadl reu, .. Mr. Roller aaid.. ..s 4 ......scaui.... District 4 -•Wettclifl •d
... or •e merdl•a. OIJiatot o ... for cteCG~atiae ,....,,, s.moee.,... HW ... ea-H.-bur Hiahlaada, u.clodina
lllluoo, k>ld ol pi•• lot boo -101 loc No•. I, 01 day, OcL 11, oa Ball....,. olao DoYor -.. ponioa;
••• ole fulai--'' Orial-u eooa u po11ible eft.er ...,. a.,.1 ... •• ln. Ul ot Barcna&. Beck a.,
mal willa 0 ... ca .. 81 tlaat ........ atorel pl• ltic:Urd JoMeoa of MMa ID Meta on ...
•• ·-· ... _..... • .. ...., -0 ...... v-,._ .. a ... .,_ Dioaicl $ -Boocoe a.r.
.,... ... •• JIIJUN: _, ellrt6aa Olo. l • .,. ...... lcied ........... , :wu at u.• hae, lrri•• Tei"'MM
••Main .. -... -.... k> pi-'00,0. H--II 1 ""ol Put. -lorty ol IU P-, ,_ '
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The Harbor area lost ano-
ther pi oneer when Mrs .
Fran ces T. Dod ae. who had
lived in Costa Meaa for 48
)"eau, and last resided 1n
Santa Ana, died Sund ay, Oct.
8, after an Illness of s e-
veral months.
\lu. Dodae was the w1fe
of Donald J. Ood1e. Conner
Costa Me s .. Newpot1 Beach
Justi ce or the Peace. ~e
and Judae Dod ae would
have celebrated their 54th
weddina anni versary nes.t
month.
\its. Dodae had been ue ...
surer of the Newpott-Mesa
l niaation Distr ict for 40
years, was a charter mem-
ber of dte Cos ta Mesa Fti-
day afternoon Club, secre-
tary or the Costa \te n Com-
mun ity Church Sunday
School and a mem ber of .the
1st Presby terian Chu rch of
Tus tin. She was a member
of dte Hoaa Memor ial Hos-
pi tal Auxiliary board of
directors.
Sur vivors include her hus-
band, or the home. 1290 1
Ranch wood Road, Santa Ana;
a son, Donald Jr., or Lona
Beach ; 2 daulhters, Mrs .
Byron B. J ohnson II of La--
auna Beac:h, and Mrs. Walter
Halloway of Tustin; 10
arandchildlen and 9 great-
children.
Services were held We~
nesday, Oc:t. ll, at Smith
and T•Jdtlll 0\apcl, Santa
Ana, with the ReY . EveJett
Cowan of het c:hurch offi·
ci atina. Interment followed
at Pacifi c View Memou al
Park.
Pier rent warning made
Juu ll days before hi1
43rd birthday, teacher
Ri chard Smidt, 170 1 Bedford
Lane, Weatcliff, died Thutt·
da)', OcL S, at Hoaa Hoa-
pital ater a car ac:ci dent
near Laauna Beach.
Mr. Smith was born Ocsaber
18, 1124 in C alifornia. He
had been a teacher at
McNally School in Coat.a
Me sa JUst one mon lh. He
was a pilot. a retired major
in the Marine Co rps.
Survi vora arc hi a wife of
2 mon ths, Elizabeth ; a son,
Brian, and a dauJhter,
Se lv ey, and his parents, Mr.
and Mr s. R.. Smith ol Oreaoo.
Services were held Monday,
Oct. 1, at Wa verley Chapel •
Fairhaven Memorial Park.,
Santa An L Baltz Mortuary
Corona del Mar was the
direclor.
MR~. GRACE PLETSCit
OF CO~ TA MESA Dl ES
Ei &hty-seven yean of
life have ended for Grace R.
Pietsch, 2111 Harbof Bl't'd.,
Colla Meu. who died "fUca-
day, Oct. 10, at Ho .. Hot-
pi t.al.
Mrs. Pleuch was bom
A wamina aaainst rental p)licy limitina us e of p1 er June l&, 1&80, in Michia.n.
of boat slips in the harbor rmorinas lo the upland She lived in California SS
was sounded Mondayevenina property owner. He said that years, and in Oranae County
u the Newport Beach City the reason for the pohcy ia for 20 yean.
Council ordered th e removal to aUard the bay aaainst Survivors are a aon, ~
of illeaally moored boeita at p)liuti on. Jore of Pasadena; a daaah-
1410 S. Bay Ft., Balboa The Council set Oct. 31 C«, Lucille 0.1. Fred)
lt iMd.. as a "ruaonable"" deadline S\oddud of roj~wport Beach.·
Council waa conaiderina a for removal of the ll leaally 2arandchildren, and 3 ,,.. ...
request of Mrs. James H. moored boata. arandchildren.TheSIDdrdlfde
Whi te concemina the use of The Council alto: formerly owned 1he Stoddard
lhe Ooat at her property. • Approved first reedina Patio Shop ia Coroo• del
The city had received com-of Ordinance 1233, whid!. Mar.
plainta about illeaal u1e or ntends p•ldna meter Zone Oranside •ervlce1 will h
moorina space. 6 to inci\Mie lhe ctty-owned held at 11 Lnt.. ·III:MIQ. Oct.
When Mr. 'frbite said that a land on lbe weucrly aide of 12. at Paillla ... Utnarial
daarae had been mlde for NcwpcMt Blvd. rrom 21th St. Puk, S.ta AD' wi ..... ..
moorina. Coun cilman De~· to lOch SL. Well Newpon. MortiUJ of Coa&a ..... u
Cook cautioned him that he • Authorized dtc ueaa-ditKIIIft. ·
was jeopardizina a piet tion of M apeanee.t wt~ 511 Ill ptll OM LIDO
permit that is worth us.ooo S&otaenbera, Bi..ter a Co. t::o.. .......... ..
ID *20.000 to the value o( for a.clitiaa •aefYicet f01 d.. a ••• ... no. il"'
tllle property, •e cit)' for •e fiacalyHf .;._. .._ ,_. NF¢1•
"'bat will we do with the 1967~1. a ..... ~tea• ......... ..,
water? J.a.at let it aitthare?.. • ~P""'ed ... a.ti•e uacc ...... la ..... , ••111
Mk.S Counc:i lrun Al IMp of Tnct ""'· a ,_. •=av ......, eo ii •
florliL .. Wily chase tM poaed t.wi"riaio. fll A Altlltllla &...aa•• ~
...... out ...... .., -·· -diri4ool .... 6 .. ,,_ 917 Vlo LWa """ ueo '-" a coafoua4ed .Una! .. tial Iota .,......_ a.&'-ll&e. .-. , .... _.. sh6n
"Bocoooo ol <:-dt • ..._ ..... --..... , lloo r. .. n.11 If
policy.'' Mr. Cook IDtwend. ill ....... Mn.. P ll. n... WI. M IU .......
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ARVO E. HAAPA, owntr and publisher of ~e Ensign
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FreedOm of the Press
Belongs to the People
ROBERT GARDNER, resident of Shore
Cliffs and superior cou rt judge of OrMge
County, is pi ctured at the right at the
1967 State Bar convention held in Mon-
'terey. He extended a welcome to Roger
J. Traynor, center, chief jus tice of
California, to visit Orange County at
his earliest opportunity to meet with
county members of the state Bar. At left
is Thomas w. Caldecott, the new pres I·
dent of the Conference of California
Judges.
The Cracker Barrel
By Jack Moffitt
Eaale Rock-Sometimes the Commies must
get 10 discouraaed! Whenever they waot to
., , .. Ancl•,...,
DNt Mom UMI Dad:
I bopo UM1 .,..., this ... ,.. acu 10 you. I loYc
you both very mucb. AI you bow, I eame
over bate to Apt boc.luae it wu my duty u
u Amtriean to do 10. I muat pay lb. aame
prke as did my father and uocle and tbelr
Dedi befoft' them. To Jive up the luxuricl o(
civilian life and ft,ht for what we fed Is riabL
Two years of ·my life is belaa aiven to the
servkc of my country. I have obeyed all orden,
no matter how I felt about them. I ariped just
like enryone else, but I obeyed them. I bavc
pid before that I will Jive my life if nece:Nary
to pres.erve our God-aiven rlahU and bleuinp.
But Mother, tht order the Marines in' my Com-
pany were aiven last niaht, Sept. 7, I cannot
with a clear conscience obey.
My life wu aiven to me by God and He
expects me to take care of it, But the order we
were given last niaht does not allow us to fully
protect ourselves any lonaer. W ,-cannot put t1
round in tltc c:ltamber o/ our rlflt'l unlu1 til·
tadtd and if thl squod /t"adtr or whOI!~·tr ,-lse
Is in charge dO'I give the order IQ chamber the
round, ht ir fully responsible fM what happtiU
afttrwards.
have milled • MCOGd time.
Mom, I have spent nine moatbl O¥U bert
already. I have boea throuah h ambulbel
much like the one mentioMd aboYe. I would
like to make the next four moa11M 10 that I
can come home. Do all you ean to help your
.on and the rtS! of ut over here. Take tbia to
our minister and tell him to help us out. Take
it to our Conl'eNtnen, our Senaton. and if
n«essary our Pretident himKif. h i.J mW'du
to ao out in enemy territory without a buUet
in our weapons. I am not worried about Rpet-
cus..~lons, I have said the truth. It is a matter
ot principle that we ftahtina men over here ~
a fair shake. How about the folks at home aiv-
ing us the upper hand tor a chanae instead of
sayina. "those poor Viet Cona aren't 10 bad."
Well, maybe they aren't so bad, but you can't
tell us over here that. We have buried our dead
and tried to comfort our wounded. We know
that this is the dirtiest war that there has ever
been. The enemy is dirty, ftllhy, sneaky aod
not to be trusted. You kill a serpent by crush-
ina it s head not breaking its back. 1 wish we
could hit the hearr or the serpent instead of
fighting its back. A lot of us feel we might as
well leave our rifln in the combat base for
what good is a rifle without a bulltt in it; and
il's for sure a dead man can't squeeze the
triager.
By Tlltodore A . Strrill blac~en a character in a ~vel, ~ pl~y or a
· · · N · 1 Ntwsparu>r A.ssociotion mov1e, they say that he doesn t like for-
dirty feet in open sandals. The same lonJ,
areasy hair and scutfy beards. 1bc same un-
kempt clothes and blowzy Jirls. The same
socers, jeers and taunts-directed at tbc rest
of tbe public. They roosted on church steps
and in livina rooms (a Socialistic aovernment
quartered the "proletariat" in private bomes in
those days) and lhey boasted of what they
would do when the Red Army moved across
the frontier.
This mean~ that the Viet Con& not ooly get
tbe element of ~urprise and the tint shot at us,
but they aet second and third chances to shoot
us with this new order. As you know, six niahts
aao I almost lost my life. 1be enemy soldiers
knew about where my pmition was, but by the
arace of God, his hullets missed. I was scared,
but I aot the chance to shoot back. I had a
roUnd in mv chamber, we all did and we are
all alive exCept tor one. Now Mom, let's look
at that past incident as if we did not have a
round in our chamber. 1lle enemy soldier knew
about where I was, his hulleu mi~sed me. But
would he have missed a second time when he
hears my bolt slide home and the safety click
off? The Viet Cong are not fools. He would
have heard my holt go home: and would have
known uae1ly where I was and he would not
Well , I have told the situation over here as
we see it. I love you all very much. Executl'llt Ytce Prestdent, altona r~· eipers." That automatically makes him a With all my love through Olrist. your son.
Why ue we forcing our men to tight and
die in a no-win war':' Because the enemy is our
fri~ndl The main enemy in North Vietnam is
Ruuia, which is 5upplying the Viet Cons with
7S-82 percent of the war materiel to kill our
men . Meantime Pre11ident Johnson builds
"Bridges of Friendship" to Russia and Ameri-
can Busine-.'lmcn build factories in Russia and
other slave nations. Thi! used to be treason,
until "our" Supreme Court made treason obso-
lete. Or is it?
(Oft the occasion of }14otlonol Hewspopor w .. k.) villain. But now Stalin's daughter reveals in
Who ever told that nosey editor he had a right to pry her memoin (liFE, Sept. 15, 1967, p. 112)
that Old Joe, the head man of the Communist
into what happened at our council meeting? What gave International "to the end or his days" couldn't
that reporter any idea that he could write about the school stand anything foreign!
directors the way he did? •
Lyndon Johnson
choice for Pres1dent.
most anybody.
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will
My
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be my SECOND
first choice wiU be
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They, more than any other factor, created
the desperation whicb caused the German
people to delude themselves into wclcomina
Hitler.
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The answer is that there is no law, rule, regulatbn
or order that specifically requires a newspaper reporter to
cover city council, school board or court Sessions. The
Constitution says ''Congress shall make no law ... abrid!!·
ing the freedom of the press." One can search out all of
the laws of the Federal Government, right down to the Mayor Sam Yony may think his life is
Freedom of Information bill passed by the 89th Congress. pretty exciting at times, but it ain't nothing
and find nothing further about "the press." compared to that of Ben Wilson, one of Los
The same can be said of state law. Most state consti-Aogeles' first mayon (under American rule ).
tutions recognize freedom of the preu to publish news, but Ben was captured by the Apaches and was
none particularize these rights, or se t down any press the only member of his party of 22 men to
e!Cape being hung. head down, over a slow
responsibilities. tire. He made hi.s way, exhausted and on
This Romney's set a migbty danaerous pre-
cedent. Where would politics be if ALL tbe
canditJates admitted they were brain-wuhed?
• • •
We li ve in .,.,·hat surely mwt be the idiot aae
of enlightenment. Some week.s aao two arizzly
bean in a n:ational park killed two people and,
as menaces to the public (for wbose pleasure
the parks are maintained), were promptJy and
properly shot by Ranaer.. In normal times,
people eaten alive by bears miabt act some
sympath y. Out today, no! letters from readen
to magazine~ art' all in fa\!Ot" of sustainina the
bears in their sacred riaht to kill people. Two
of them (TIME, Sept. 3, 1967) couldn't have
lauded those grizzlies more if they had burned
down Detroit. It makes you wonder if the
aae of vinue (a~ defined by lunatics) doesn't
lead right back to the age or horror (u inter.
preted by anyone with common sense). Nero
probably thought be wa5 running a lf'eat ~
ciety because he fed his lions so well.
THE CONSERVATIVE CORNER
a,. Cl••neo StNnt A bufin& wu to have fervor was silenced for the
..It's heartbreakina to see been held last week in time beina.
a areal nation dyina," so Philadelphia to detennine Ds.Mclntirepointed out the
said Dr. R. Archie Ellis, the license of the radio ua-alannina fac t that the FCC
pastor of the First Baptisl ti on ''WXUR .. should be re-was actina as the accuser,
The newspaper is not required to report the city coun-foot, from the Indian camp on the Gila.River
cil meeting or send someone to the school directors' ses-to Santa Fe. He recovered to become not only
si.ons . The reporter could stay home. Nor do laws specify mayor of L.A .. (ISS 1-n ) but als.o a California
that "the press" be accorded any special treatment before state senator.
Ch h C I b. s C 4 newed. On Monday momina the -osecut or and the JUd&e urc , o um aa, . ., XE v·
years aao. he stated over MO at in condu c tina the hearinJ.
AI article written by him. 6:30 and 11 :00 o'clock, and He s tated, ,.The American
reprinted from the October, over KBBI (fm) at 7:00 o'· people need the radio to in•
1963, issue of the DAR clock, that the hearin& ran form them as to the facts on • • • Magazine, quo ted Daniel into difficultiel from the public issues. and to off1et any public body. "Open meeting laws" never mention
newspapers, reporters. or news media. They simply affirm
d d bse Have you ever noticed how brides and the right of the public at large to auen an ° rve meet4 groom~ kiss just before leaving the altar? They
Webster as follows: s tart, the impcopcr and often un·
"Other misfortunes may fint, the halt was too uue s tantina of the news by
ings of governing assemblies. . . just peck at each other. They look exactly like
Mrs. Smith, then, can "cover" the City counctl -for a couple of prize figh ters touching gloves be-
her club, her neighborhood. or just for herself. The princi-fore they square off for the first round.
be borne and their effects small to handle even the the liberal newspapers, the
overcome, U disasuous war complaining retiaious, poli-maaazines. TV and even the
should sweep our commerce tical and Jabot aroups who leftist sponsored broadc:aau
from the ocean, anot.he! &.e· protested aaainst the rc-ovet the radio." ple of open goyernment meetings was established for the
people -the resident, the voter. the taxpayer, all the • • •
governed -not solely for the press o r its representatives. Do you know wher e 1 saw my fiur beatniks? • • •
ncration may renew 1t; at II newa\ of the license. Then He waed all Christians to
uhausts our uea1ury, future the members of the Ameri· support and. defend ftef11dom
industry may replenish it. can Council of Christian of reliaion and free speech
It were but a trifle if the Churches were baned from in this counlry, so as to Then why is it that "the right to know" and "freedom It was in Berlin. Germany. in 1927. They
of information'' always seem to be linked with the press? looked like the ones you s« today on the Sun· The word'~ going round that "GOD IS walls of yonder Capital were appearina in defense of the save our nation from dcstruc·
DEAD." and the Devil IS spreading it. to crumble, if its lofty pillars WXUR station. After the tion. In the very early days of American settlement all of set Strip and in Greenwich Village. The same
DOUGLAS ART SHOW were to fall. All these might FCC decided to try to aet Dr. Ellis stated in hi1 the people of a local community would gather in the town
meeting and dctennine the affairs of lhe community. Al-
most everybody attended. and those who didn't, soon
learned from the info rmed majcrity.
But villages soon grew into cities, and the "pure
dcmo:racy" of the town meeting gave way to representa-
ti\C dt moc racy . Gowrnmcnt was growing more remote
from the people . It was also growing more complicated.
Yet the ci tizen, as a voter, had the same responsibility to
kczp hmn.clf informed.
It followed naturally that the Nation's fledgling pre!OS.
should till the role of reporter and commentator on public
a flairs. No one passed a law requiring it. The Founding
Father<; simply had fa1th that a private press, given the
guarantee of fre edom to do so , wo uld accept the responsi-
bility. And of course it has . For nearly two centuries
ncw<,papcrs have attended mee tings of governing bodies,
reporting and imcrprcti ng in behalf of the public.
Th..: reporter attends ci ty council meetings as a mem-
ber of the publ ic. He has a right to be present only if the
public retains that right. The editor comments on the
council's decisions -or lac k of them -as an ordinary
citizen. While he is aidt'd in his function by the printing
press at his disposal, it gives him no special rights. He can
comment only so long as the public has a privilege of
commenting.
The "right to know" and "freedom of information"
are concepts with which the newsman works every day.
The same pro~ssional tradition which sends him to the
city council meeting compels h im to resist inroads on these
public righu. For he knows, and the public should aJways
realize too. that in all that he does, the newspaperman acts
as a citizen, in behal{ or his fellow citizens.
•••
IATIOIAL IEWSPAPEI WEEI
NATIONAL
NEWSPAPER
WEEK
STATE ROUIIUP
OPEN TO OCT. 22 be rebuilt. a laraer hall, Or. Mcintire's DARMagazineanicte:"lsua-
Oranae Coast Colleae art "But who shall reconllruct partisans aathere~ oo thed aest that we, as Christians,
instructor Will iam 0 . Payne, the fabric of a demolished lawn of the Court ouse an rrount an offensive and be
-Ulrted •-ao·na hymns How-done with a defensive role.
by Se..atar Jallll Sdllnila former actre ss Claire Wind-aovcrnment ~ s ...., · .
sor and Corona del Mar .. Who shall rear aaain the ever, a policem~ tol~ them If ever there was an uraent
artiSt Rex Brandt served as well-proportioned columns of that they were d1sturbina the need for soundina the alarm,
judges for the rirst annual constitutional government? peace, so they went . across 'tis now,"
Courts of justice are, and Rizhts" Act to residential art show of Doualas Mi s sile "No, if these columns fall the sueet to a P':rkana lot Our own Or. Bob Wells
always have been, an in-housinz, and rulins that and Space Systems Division they will not be raised and lt&rted to SIRI some (P.O. Bo' 461, Anaheim,
di s pensable element of go-s tate laws pre-empt local of Huntinaton Beach. The aaain." more, but the representative Calif.) sums up the whole
vernmen t. E"·ery countr y has Jaw when the Jeaislature s how opened yesterday and Or. Steuart McBimie, the of the law told them that que~tion: "Our national sur-
the m. But only in th e Uni t ed had expressed no intent to will continue to Oct. 22 in "Voice of Americanilm," they would have to have a vi val depends upon spiritual
States are they beins trans-do so. the recreat1on area of said on his Monday momina pennil. So their reliaious revival."
formed into an engine of un -California law once pro· Douglas . broadcast: "The United
restrained pol iti cal power, ~·i ded a modicum of control Mr . Payne wa s employed States is in danaer. Chris·
handins down uncha!lenge-over all judaes by the elec-by Douglas both before and tianity is in danaer. If com-
able de crees, insulat ed fr om torate. Each jud&e had first after World War II as an munism wins, the world will
effecti ve opposition by the 10 ao before the vo ters to ass.1stant supervisor of enter a dark aae no t to
veneration American judge!' gain his post bon on the trammg films and publ_i-emerae in a thousand years,"
earned in an earl ier day bench. Then his name had cations. He is now 1n hiS He went on to say that
when they believed in and to reappear on the ballot, 19th yeat at Oranae Coast Washinaton is a Kremlin
practiced objecti ve law. whether or not ano~er c~~ College. waet, and that the com-
The purpose of cou!ls 1s didate had filed aaam st ham, RIOT FILM SLATED ftllnists have undertaken a
to settle disputes among each time hi1 tenn of offi ce Becau~e or the recent dis· concerted proaram to pene•
individual~ or groups, or be· e1pired. cu ssionof"AnarchyU.S.A..•• trate both political parties
tween ci tizens and their Now the ul ual practice is the John Birch Society film 10 . as to rai1e insi~ the
aovemment, accordins to a fo < Judaes to be appointed i.n riots, the A.mericanOp.in• Umted States an antJ-war unifonn ~tandard o f law in-d 1 tmo ph r by the Governor in the inter· 1on Bookstore ts schc u ma a s e. e. ,, ,
terpr eted s trictly accordin& im between election!. There• a showing of the film at 8 H.e . aar~: . ·The Sovtet
to lozic. Wh i le enaaaed in fore as the incumbent the p.m. Tuesday, OcL 17. The Un1on 11 branarna .preuure to
th is talk they should be en· ap~intce rarely faces' 0~ showina will be at the book-be~r on the Pres.adent of the
tirely free of political in· position _ few attorneys store, 1~34 Harbor Blvd., Untted Stales 1~ order. to
Ouence. But as "pioneers care to run against a judae Costa Men. cauu the A~encan wr~-
of social pro gress," with h I te b d .d. I dtawal from Vretnam. If th1s
po wen akin to those of a w 0 may a r e eca rn L " · r h d 't 'llh their cases. Ql.an&OI in the e e rs II ICC:Omp U C I WI aYe leais\ature, judge s vio late Jaw durin& the las t foUr won thhe wu
1
fthor th~ much
the most fundamental ptin-more c cap y an .,7 eur~
'iple of aovemment in o ur years have released all but THE OJRE , Tt•"" r aure •• anne !late and state Supreme . . ana ml 1 -z Pes · Republic; that laws should ...... . Ecbtor of the En11p
be paned only by the re-court judaes from the former Over twelve years a,o Or. McBimie is makin& a
preaentatives of the people. requirement to appear on ~e William H. Petersen pointed lav.ish o~fer of ~cveral bookl
In case after case in re-ballot ~~ every ~tectlon out in the March, 19SS. iuue whrch WI I~ be JIVen. to thoae
cent years, the courts have when therr terms npue. of the Freeman maaazine who conUJbute to hll broad-
made law above and beyond, . The result ia that acc~do-that "The cure fot bad p cut. and who write to h~m
01 ·in direct contradictioo 10 rna to a recent unoffictal vemment is not more aovem--at Bos 90, Glendale, Cahf.
·the will of the leaislature check of recorda in the Ad-ment but len aovemmenL Amon& these booka are:
and the people. Here in Cal i-minislrativc Office of the Leu aovernmenl mo1na ''The theft ot the Panama
forniathecourtl struck down Cou!ll, ~S7 o£677 jlldaet in more freedom .•. " Thh it Canal," "Themoatimpor~t
a state conltitutionalamend· Cahfomla (more than t~ a truth whieh haa faded al-papera of tha cold wu,
mont that would have pro-lhirdt) were appointed by most into oblivion thtoup. ":The record ol Ruaaia., ..
tected the freedom of the one man. tormer Governor out the paat few decade• and a book of apeeial inter•
property owner to sell or "Pat Brown," Purthe_rmore, becauac 1eneratioaa of ell to youna people.
rent only to pertons of hia none of tbeae ~potnteu Americana have beCIIIl to Proaident Johnaon add
own choice, after that amend--had t.o JO . to th~ a tale aena&e lhorouahly deceived. Or. Carl Mcintire of tho 20th
ment waa ........ oved ~. two--for coafinnation. P~eral One of the -eatett noeda c m~ R 1 u· H _.... "1 ·gc~ .. , ue ... intocl fot . , .. . en-z e onna on our
thirds of the electorate. J. -po . 1n our nat1on today It tbe botb are h¥in1 lt.oit •~
The court• ordered reap-hfe, but at lcatt the Untted election of more leahlatort Woa. Tho PNtidntla boinl
portionmcnt of Lhe alate Sta~t tena&. mull eonfinn and otbet puhlic olicialt "-..buded b)' .._tile pro-
aenat e in defiance of the thear appoinlmeftt before all levels of 10\'.,_....t Pll-4a bee••• M baa
will of the poople and the they can take office. wbo undontiad dlia i.,.ot-ateppod DP tho war off-.
eonstir.ution of the a&as.e. In a day wbeft courta are tut fact whiclt wu ao aptly ti" 1• VI••-10 u to
The couttt have u•dod allowed to make law, we an eapretted by Mr. P.-1011 wla •• ••· • Dr. Me .. tin,
the ~lication of Califomia well oa our way toWard • tweln years qo, 1 wt1o bolit\' .. tbl .. tllould
laws into fie ida no•et dnarn-appointed loahlaiWo of Sin'*-IY, wia a OCIIOClul•• tiCIDiy, l•
Council News
(Continued rrom paae 1) of the uistina 21-foot-wide
curb cut; existina dwellina
is to be demolished and a
duplez will be constructed,
providinz 2 additional orr-
street patking places with·
out any loss of now existina
Anadc Ave. parkin&, accord-
ina to Mu. Hartman.
• Received a request from
federal £unds.. federal tu the Balboa t sl and Improve-
credits against slate and ment Assn. to add lS alley
local taxes, transrer or tax lights to the Balboa Island
1ources from the federal to li&htinz di strict; directed
state and localleve.l. . the public works director to
• Delayed constderatton prepare to file a written re-
until Oct. 23 on acceptance port for the Council meeting
of eaaementa for storm drain on Oct 23: increased cost
purposes on Pfoperty beina per parcel is estimated at
acquired by Newport Na-6lC,
• Adopted a resolution
expressina support in prin-
ciple for the concept of
sharina federal tu revenues
with state and local aovern-
mentl; proposals include
rebates of rederal taxes. un•
resuicted bl ock arants of
tional Bank for a new branch • Oesianated the portion
in the West Newport Heiahta of Marine Ave. on Balboa
area. llland from the South Speed-
• Awarded the contract way to a point about 80 feet
for improvement of Jamboree 1outherl y of Park Ave. u a
Rd. from Pord Rd. ~ Pali· ooe-way street for north-
tadet Rd. to the Griffith bound uaffic only (toward
Co. of Cotta Mesa, low bid--the Marine Ave. bridae).
der at S4l3,643.SO, includ· • Accepted an easement
i na lhe slope plantin1. from the Irvine Co. and do-
• Approved the rcqucat or veloper Richard B. Sm.llh
,_.,, Brian Hartman, 4811 Inc. fordepoaitofa&onn and
Seashore Or., Weal Newport, other au.rphtl wat Cll ICfOII
for a 2s-foot-wide curb cut L~t B of T ract 6385 in the
on Anade AYe., near Edlc-Btoaimoor area or Harbor
water An., Balboa, in place VIew Hills.
• Approved the requoat of Fro,. r1ae Bible M.G. Haronan, 2~ lld1o-
• , water Ave •• Balboa. 10 m~e
The cup of .ble~JIGI •tu~ u.ittin1 noat at 109 Ec11 ...
we bleaa, 11 11 DOl die watet Ave, 2 feat eutwud
COim'IGDioo of tbo blood of 1o penni t the .,..ria a o1 2
O.ritl? Tb• breacl whlc8 •• boate, one oa each tide of
bnM, ia It not the ~ tht Ooat.
-1011 ot dlo body of • Appto .. ed dlo l'eC(Mit of
Corh17 lha Na-1 H-Cll-r
Por we Mi•a .. , are oat of ec.aerce for aM o1 ..
...... oo4 ... .....,, for ....... c-· .. 1 Mor .....
OCT. 8-14, 1967
hr JiliN • ..-nu ,. AI¥~
od of by lhe leaioloO>ro who jadpo -like lbo R07al Billy J-• HUll• b-1 bla -bla wllh 1M
peued tbem -for .. ...., ••• eo-cit ln tho dayt of Clui•li• eru• ,..... c uicadoae
"PP'Irf"l lho Vn .... "Chil --by. l'olaa, Okla. ~oaloa.
•• all ,.,...... or ... --.. 3 ,... dlio
-...... (I Codallli•• It oiQ for .. -ul ,_.
10:16, 11.) brrlldl111 -laoL
•
NEII'ORT WIOR EIISIIJI
FIIIT IEC11011--P. 3
'IIIURIIIAY OCT 12. 1M7
MESA
•
Rea Hurltoa •d Su•• Hayward in .. TMI NOMIY POTu
Also Pe~.er Sellen in
"THIIOIO"
H!LD OY!R AGAIMI
Steve McQueen
DZ's honor founders
Poaadera• Day will M with 165 colte .. dl.,ters,
wlebraled dalt yaar br l65 &1.-.. dt.iptera. •d
Dll&a Z.tu bf the Sea with 59,130 Uviaa tumbett, at
dte Or•t• County AIUftU\ .. , or Poundera' Day, 1966.
wbo •• hoslina thie lfflir ·
at the .. Golden Phuunt" OZ1 will leun more about
of Anllboim on Oct. 21. p .. t and futare expaetion
Thi 1 annual luncheon honor a from the major speaker, Mrt •
the 6 founden of Delta Zeta Roy Breitweiser, director
Sorority, who ora•ized on (Houto Corporation~) at thh
Oct. 14, 1902, at Miami Uni· 1 p.m. ovenL Ruervationt
venity in Oxford, Ohio, In are 10 be mwole with Diane
65 yeara, DZ hAl arown .uJ Richardt, 960 Coronado
ftowerod, like their sym-Drive. Costa Men, on or be-
bolic ron, 1o be thelaractt, fore Oct. ·13.
New arrivals at Hoag
htwroloy, S.,t. 30 Sooo-,., Oct. 1
Boy -Mr. and Mrs. John Oirl -Mr. and Mu. ·Kart
Moritz, 689 Plumer St., Spip.ncr, 2717 Cardinal Dr.,
Costa Mesa. Coat. Men.
Boy-Mr. and Mn. William Girl -Mr. and Mn. Jamea PI!BIILES"II Kermode Jr., 2S9 Lilac Lane, Harbour, 19Sl San Bruno,
Costa Mesa. Eut Bluff.
........... MC!Silwi•nidw ••• Since 1 ..
I ,, ... ......... Ameican Geat Sadely
Oprn Mondly and friday tnninp 'til tOO p.ltlo
Moodoy, Oct. 2
Girl -Mr. and Mu. Bill
Henry, l16S N. Santa Ana
Ave., Costa Mesa.
Boy -Mr. and Mn. Georae
Minney II, 1040 Linden
Place, Costa Mesa.
Tueacloy, Oct. 3
Girl -Mr. and Mrs . Bob
Earle, 2266·B Placentia
Ave., Costa Mesa.
Girl -Mr. and Mrs . Gerald
Gotoski, 1649 Labrador Dr.,
Costa Mesa.
Girl -Mr. and Mrs . J .
Neil Gordon, l32Y: E. 21st
St., Costa Mesa.
Boy-Mr. and Mu . Roland
Hammond,l603 Balboa Ave,,
Balboa Island.
W•dn•sday, Oct. -4
FABULOUS FASHlONS from Paris are of nia. Hostesses, in addition to those pic·
interest even to 3 of Orange County's tured here, will include Orange Coun ty's
mesdames nominated fo r "best dressed" best dre ssed women for 1%5 and 1 %b,
honors. Mrs. Kenneth Reafsnyder of the t.Ars. Wil liam Mead and Mrs. Paul Rogers
Balboa Bay Cl ub, Mrs. John A. Murdy tll from Newport, Mrs. Walter Mellott ol Cor-
of Harbor Highlands and Mrs. Fred Forgy ona del Mar, Mrs. William Pettingill of
of Co rona del Mar (left to right) are took-Tustin, Mr s. Charles Pete rson and Mrs.
ing at sketches of the Paris original Samuel Gendel of Fullerton , Mrs. William
gown s to be shown Tue sday evening, Oc L Moss of San ta Ana, Mrs. Bema rdo Yo rba
H ,at B.Jitock's San ta Ana. The "Best ot Jr. of Anahei m, Mr s. Leo Ba roldi of Cy·
Paris'' collection is being presented at press, and Mrs. Donald P. Kennedy, and
a champagne benefit for the Chu rch of Mt s. Dex te r T. Ball ol San ta Ana. Mr s.
Religious Sci ence and Is being headed by Fluor said that rese r...-ations shoul d be
Mrs. J , Simon Fluor, herself one of th e 10 in th is Friday, at 542·7541 . A copy of
_b_•_•_t __ d•_•_•_•_•d_wo_m_•_n_i n_So_u_lh_•_m_c_a_l_l fo_•-_.:.o .. n;;.e _;o;.;f_th:....;e...:.ori gi nat s wi.t t be door prize.
Church News
l'hC Plymouth Conll"ea'a.. ti 1 Ot 1\ 3262 B d Central Bibl e Church, 2HS 1!. c-u Hl,a..-, ona utc: • toa Oranae Ave. at 23rd St., c--HI,..., 67J-4MO
St., Newport Heiahts -A Co s ta Me sa -Pastor Henry
'PORT
They'll study aboard s•lp
A nlal\\ber of loc:al atudontt
will be aboard die S.S. lny ...
dim., Ospmaa Cotlcp't
World CJmpua Afloat, for *• £all somestor at ua •
Mote than 500 uutentt
£rom thtouabo~ott the Unito4
St&tea and a fac~tlty and
s taff' of 70 will board the
liner in New York Oct, 11
for the 11()-dsy study voy-
aae around lh.e world. The
ahip will visit ports in Eu•
ropo, Afri ca. India, r:niddle
••• .. ,. 1M ru •••&e• Aal•
lftd Haweii.
'fbe local ~~~~ ~
Thoma• Bodamer, 109 AM-
lone Avo., Balboa hl•d:
Mary Lynp Ki•••• Ill~!.
Bolboo Bhd., Bollloo; Ed-
ward Riddle, 207~ E.. · &.y
Ave., Balboa; David 1nd
Jean Blemuter, araduate
aui stants, 1572 Be.)' lhore
Or., Bay !Jioroa; Ray Ca.,.
san dra, 301 Robin Hood
Lo •• Costa MeiL
GRANDMA WORE PORK
When your grandmmhcr had u sore throat sh~ rnay
have tied a slrip of sal t pN k around her ned. You're
rnore fort un<lle tha n grandma ~:•~ ') ou h:n-e modern
Jnedica tions that bnng qu1d. rt:hd. fast rcco\ery.
Mos.1 are p/ea.1tmt, too. \\'hen you or a lnc.'mber of
your family is ill, take" ad\ anlage of these dfectl\"e
medical diSCO\encs. &.ooe your pli~s•c•an. He'll prt:·
sen be the rC'med•es th.at are best for )Ou r ~ds. l"Mn
rc:IRC'rnbcr us for rnoJern prt!iCnpt•On 'k"nlce. Girl -Mr. and Mn. Oouc·
las Li&htfoot, 2S6 Es ther
St., Costa Mesa.
Girl -Mt. and Mrs. Tifnoo
othy Richards, 183 Monte
Vista Ave., Costa Me s a.
rededi catioo aervice, com· E. Jones will brinJ a mes· FOR ADULTS
memoratina the 6th aMiver· saae 00 "A commananent "BLOW..UP" Chri f Ph
sary of the first meetina o f for Olristmas" at the ~ and Van essa Reda ru e $ ensen ~·••acy
the conareaation, will be 10:30 a.m. Sunday services. "·LpOiuVsE
Boy -Mr. ·and Mrs. Horace
Fay, 2069 National Ave.,
Costa Mesa.
held at the 10 a.m. woul\ip Hi s topic at 1 p.m. will be , •1 £.COAST IIWT .. coaoaA DEl. MU
hour thi s Sunday. Tile Rev. "An evangelical \'i ew s abor-THE IT ALlAH WAY•• O&JOU 3.zsso
Boy -Mr. aiad Mr s. Ben
Davis, 4506 W, Balboa Blvd,,
West Newport.
Norman Bro wn , a foundin& tion." :~~w~·~·th~E~I~k~<~Somm~~·~·~~~====================~ member of the ch urch, wi II .. .. ..
preach on "·Workers tosether Newpo rt Unity Church,[
~f)~
_/ytfle tdefJ~ ,,
lhitt mtlkn the. prt"l«t m•rlini ewry time. It
meMurn by centunetcn (there are thirty c:ubie
cnes to the ouncr) to au1rantee fillint requntt
for o1 dry or t xlra dty drinlc.ln G4r""'" ffetlinto
SNIP N 'STITCH
SHOPP~
Boy -Mr. and Mu. Steven
Fenley, 406 San Bemudino
Ave., Newport Heiahta.
Boy -Mr. and Mn. Glen
Rodeahier, 674 W. 18th St.,
Costa Mesa.
ThurMay, Oct. S
Gi rl -Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Hoffman, 322S New York.
Ave., Costa Mesa.
Boy -Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Graham, 2756 Lorenzo Ave.,
Costa Mesa,
Girl -Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
Siqueido, 2700 Petersen
Way, Costa \ie sa.
Gi rl -Mr. and Mrs. Di ckie
Whitehead, 34S Rochester
St., Costa Mesa.
Fricloy, Oct. 6
Girl -Mr. and Mrs. Wa lde-
mar Bielous, 231S Westmin-
s ter Ave., Costa Mesa.
Girl -Mt. and Mrs . Le~
nard Garcia, 1958 Placentia
An Invitation
"THE OCCASION"
SEE OUR NEWLY REMODELED STORE
TWICE THE SPACE -PLUS A BOUTIQUE SECTION
with God." As part of the meetina at 15th St. and It-
rededication Sunday, mem· vine Ave., Cliff Haven -
bets are asked to brina a "Super consciousness" wilt
book for the church library. be the s ermon topi c of th e
Beginnina at 1 p.m. a fel· Rev. Loren Flickinger at
lowship dinner will be held the 10 a.m. service th is
a t the 1\ome o r Mr. and Mrs. Sunday. The musical th eme
John Davies, 401 Piazza for the 7:30p.m. Wednes-
Lido , oo Lido Isle. day meditation ser\'ice wi ll
• • • be "\tiracle s are happen-
The Fint Baptis t Church in~o" The pastor will sing
or Costa Mesa, 301 Magno· and read poetry, accompan-
lia Sl. at Santa Ana Ave. - ied by Fred Thompson at
"The wisdom from above" the oraan.
will be the sennon lopic or • • •
Dr. P.O. Newnann at 11 The Lampli~ten of the
S d 7 h Presb~ t eri an Church nf the a .m. un B)'· At p.m. e
will preach on "A woman Coven an t, Costa \-lesa, ~ill
with 5 husbands." meet for potluck dinner a t 7
• • .. p.m. th1s Saturday, Oct. I.J.
Newport Harbo r Lutheran Following the dinner there
Church, 2S0l Cliff Dr., will be a showin g of the
Newport Heiahts-"Luther cootroversial fi lm , "Th e
and t he first Pro testant par-Pa rable." The Re v. Warren
sonaae" wi ll be the sermon Studer will lead a discus-
topic of the Rev. Georg e s ion of the £i lm. Hos ts for
&sdiecker, visitation mini -the evening will be Ge orge
ster, at the 8:30 and ll a.m. and SanJ\ \lad sen, 5.J 5-
services thi s Sunday, in ob-36 71, and ·Bern ie and (~nn~·
Servance or Reformation Beaird, 6~6·37~7 .
• • •
The Lutheran Church o f
the Master, HOO Pacifi c
View Ot., Harbor View Hills
-Dr. William Eller will
speak on "Man's demand
for visible proor• at the
6:4S and ll a.m. Sunday
service s . The congregation
will ho ld a family pot·luck
dinner at 6:30 p.m. Friday,
Oct. 20. Mr. and Mrs. Julius
Linde will show pictures
of their trip Co Europe. ••• The Ch ri s tian Sci ence
Churcl\es, Newport Beach,
Corona del Mar and Costa
Mesa -"Doclfine of atone-
ment" is the Bible lesson
lopic to be read at thi s
Sunday's service s. ••• Mariners Churctt, meeting
at Mariners School, Ir vine
Ave, and Mariners Dr. -The
Rev. Roy Thompson wilt
preach on "Israel our
example" at the 10 a.m.
s ervice thi s Sunday, con-
tinuin& his s tud)" of the
• • •
The monthly chu rch nigh t
will be observed Tuesday.
Oc L 17, at St. \lark Pre s·
byterian Church, Eas tbl uff
Or. at Jamboree Rd., Ea<it
Bluff. Follo~•ng a 6:-JS p.'Ti.
shared rn e:al, there wt\1 be
3 Ji'ii:U!>..,inn mectm ~ .. :
''The Ch ristian fanh and
life," led b) Dr. Cecil lh)tT-
man , e'ecut1 ve sec re tan
for the Uni \'erslt~ lnte:rfa1th
Founda11 on at L'CI : "~e""
po rt s chools, ) est erda~ anJ
today," an audio-' 1su al ac-
coun t to be presented b~
Roy Andersen of lhe :"/e~·
port .. \lesa L"n ifi ed School
Distri ct, and a discussion
by Pas tor Robetl Carle\· o f
Adela Ro1ers SL Johns'
book, "Tell no man," the
story of a bu siness exc:cu-
ti,·e wh" decides to enter
the minis try.
, Book. of Romans, •••
"THE DATE" St. Andrew's Presbyterian
Bid-well
of Newport
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Satu rday, October Hth -9:30 to S: 30
O.urch, 600 St. Andrew's
Rd., Cliff Haven -Laym~n's
Sunday will be observed at
all 3 services thi s Sunday.
Sennons on the theme,
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•• Power to chanae the
-world," will be Jivcn by
Robert Lilly at 3 a.m ..
Geor&e Elias st 9:30, and
John Thousand at 11. Others
who will auist in lhe ser-
vices ue Ed Conway. Jeny
Kasparek, Wd Gleckler,
Niael Bailey. Robert Ander·
son, Bany Floyd, Bill Gib-
ton, Ed v.., Allen and
Da•e Robertan • • • • St. Mark Presbyteriln
Ouuch, at e .. tblurr Or.
•d J ombor.. Rd., Eost
llurr -The Rev. Robin
Culey eMwnc;u .. t dliae
will be 2 wonhip aerricea
-.. 1:30 """ 10 ..... -bo-
..... dais SoockJ. Tbo
_, oomco wiU 11o lor ...
-.1 -''come at you .,.. .,
IS SIMPLY FAIULOUSJ
ccr•• 100M 10 MOST .... ..w •• _,. -EXCELSIOR co.
MUSTANGS TAKE ON EAGLES
A Mri•• CDOCalt5N wiU left in lbe pme 1nd tke to 13-7 wi• 2 Hcondt &o
U.. ..... WU'Mb Olll ~ note 14•7. · Ouuterbect JOin lbe 3rdqu,arler, 1110Yina
the Cotta Me~a vt. Ella~1a Quack Perry elimaaed a 6l yudt ia 10 plays. ·Dave
..-. Chi t Pnclay at Oavtd--drive lhat. Uar\ed from the Sobolewtki paned to Hany ~ Pi~~· ··-w~ hope eot Cor EataDcia l~ by tonina a Win&hrop for 14 yanh lftd to
loater, • n1d Muae.ana :ZS~ard pan to end Bob R..oiOr Whialler for a yudt.
Coach Ntnl Peek. • Corruck in lbe end zone. JWnon Ri cardo ran for 15
Chanae• in the lineup ue But d\o ofO cials ~aid that yardl to keep the drive l~h pard. Da.ve Edward.; center Dan SUventon wu toiRS. Jim Peny drove over ~~~u pwd, Mike Olca'?n; in the Loara ucoadary, .:~d lert tackle for 4 yudl ud
n&ht ~ackle , Doua Me All!'"' 1he apparent louchdown p ve lle 'ID. ·Ricardo kicked lho
\er; nahl en.d, Harry W1n• way to a 15.,-•d penalty. n tra point to end llb.e Meta
duop, and ua,ht halfback, The pme film had run out acorina
Jim Petty · ... _.. th · 1 ' • JU i t Ull:laore e coatroveraJa A 41h quarler naer drive ''It abould be • real close decision, 10 there i a no for 43 yuda added &be
aame ;: bo~ recorda arc the way for Eaa~e coaches. lo clincher wilh 9:05 remainina ~.arne.-aatd Coach Peek. back up lheu obacrvabon in lhe aame.
t..aat yeaJ we loat. by only that Stevenaon had not hin• Valenci a oul-downed Meaa
one point.'' dcred the play. 14 to & led in net yards
Soph?morea Dave Edwarda Bat~ncia went on the ined '352 to Ul ttailod in
..
and J1m Perry were named acoreboard fin~-,n a $-yard aa • 1 ·on; 4 &o 6 players of the week for last TD pau from ~uck Perry "'P1 11 comp eta • •
week. to halfback Nick Quiroz
"We won't be able to make with only 26 seconda left
-:~;.~~~H~E~RE ARE th e Coronas of th e Pop Wamer football
-league, whose home base Is Co rona del Mar High NEWPORT HAROOR Efi~GII
ARST SEC110N --Paae 4
THURSDAY, OCT. 12, 1967
CORONA DEl liAR, CALIF.
an y mi atakea in lhis aame."" in the fi rst half. Perry
sai d Coach J ohn Lowry of kicked the extra point for a
Eatancia, .. Coata Mesa has 7.0 lead.
the two most danaerous
becks in the Leaaue • ._.
Oo.ua Wu k.awitz has been
home sick. a couple of d ays
th is week but Coach Lowry
hopes he wi II be ab le to
play.· Don Stevenson wi II
start as center. Dewey
Baker and S teve Griffi tts
will be captains .
Dewey Baker was named
player of the week, accord-
rli na to Coach Lowry, who
considered him the most
effective runn er of last
Loara tied it up as quar·
terback Harvey Winn uied
to pass on the lrd play of
the 2nd half and ran with
the ball instead, aoina all
Ole way for 65 yards. ·The
kick made i t 7-7. A S&-yard
scoring pass with 7:41 &o
10 in the final quarter and
the PAT kick gave Loata
the victory .
Both teams mad e 8 fi rs t
downs. Estancia trailed in
net yards gained, 216 lO
330. led in pass com-
ple tions, 12 to S. week's
played
game.
game. Dewey also
defensive the whole
Both nf thi s Friday's
rival~ lost thei r Ir vine Lea-
gue openers last Saturday
e\'ening-E~tanci a 1.lropping
<.~ ha rJ lud. 1~·7 dectsi•ln
to Loara, and Mesa ~:oing
down 11·7 before the Va!en•
cia Tiaers.
An illel(al recei\"er do.,.,n-
ficld cos t the Eagl.::s a
chance for a tie with ;:15
At Davidso'n Field, the
Costa Mesa Mustanas could
not get going during th e first
half and trai led by 2 &ouch-
downs. Valencia scored
late in the first quarte r on a
n -yard pass play. quarter-
back Robert Jeddy to Dale
Goettsche. The same aerial
com bination rroduced a
scoring play from S ya rds ou t
v.ri 1h ~:35 left in the half.
Mesa narrow ed the ma rgin
Enjoy The Holidays
Jeeing N ew Places and
cJII!eeting New Friends
On c_/1 cJII!a tson J outh Jea s Cruise
i/.1.... fh ts year, plan a care-
~ free escape from the
• ttohdays ar home Satl
ro rhe peaceful tslands of the
South Pactltc where wmler has
turned to summer Matson·s lhree
42-(lay Holi day Crutse satltngs
are perfectly lomed SS MON-
TEREY, No~ember 12 tncrudes
Thanksgivmg •n Ta hih SS
MA RIPOSA . December S•nctudes
Chrtslmas and New Year"s tn the
Soulh Seas . SS MONTER EY
December 28 •ncludes ga la New
Year s celebrat •ons at sea You 'll
see ne w places as these elegant
ltners take you to Bora Bora.
fah!lt Rarolonga. New Zealand .
Australoa Noumea Ftp N•ualo"ou
t-uyo Dago and Hawau
rclal\ '" eiletusovely Forst Class
lor moH~ •n fQf?Tlflt•on 3fld •eser·
V<tt•on~ <:all 642•31 1 1 •.. no
adclit•onal charges
t:hroug"l. , •
AI Johns
comfort s as you cruise In an inti-
mate. yaent-ltke almosphere. And
new fnends wtll soon become old
fr•ends over grand dmners of
Lobsler Curry witn Avocado,
Chrcken Hawattan or any of the
other speclallies on Mst:.on 's
gourmel menus. Isn 't it time you
planned your holiday cruise to
lhe paradise islands of lhe
Pac•ltc?
Saoltng dales are from San Fran·
ctsco, l os Angeles rs lrte lollow-
rng day
Call or vrstt us soon lor com plele
mlormalton ilnd reservilhons.
SAFETY INFOR MAT IO N
SS Miinposa ilnd Monterey. reg-
•slered '" the U S . meet lnlernil-
honal Safety Standards lor new
ships developed •n 1.960.
A .. th orl•od Tro¥el Do~Jco ttrrr-1
Wu1cllff ol Do""'
formerly wi th Bayside
Barber Shop. , .Now >lf
LIDO SHAVING IIUG
J3S5 Via Lido
Newport. leach
C...pl ... t.a.l>oring
service
e .._ .. ,.n AVAILABLE
e MAHICUJIIHG
• 'flEE 'AitKIHC
,
THE COACHING STAFF this year at assistants Bill Pizz lca, George Sp.ang1l er
Newport Harbor High School includes, and Earl Byers. (Harbor Tar Booster
from left, head coach Wad e Watts and Club photo).
Sailors to meet Western Bucs host
"The SunsetLeaaue is real to 2 in total first downs, tough and we are going to
play exceptionally well thiJ outgained their foe 1a5 to
a net 17 yards, and led in Cypress
Saturday," said Coach
Wade Watts, speaking of pass completions l to ~. By Den Jacobs
H bo , ·th Tailback Ed Washko, who lit. San Anlono·o Col lese :'lrlewport a1 r s game "A'I
8 S d and mi ssed t he \lcs a gam e "apo.talo,ed on a boeak early We s tern at p.m. atur ay, ..
Oct. 14, at We stern. the week before because of m the 2nd quarter £or an
a knee inJury , was back in eas\ touchdown and went After studpng the pi ctures d ~ the line-up anJ account e on to hand the Oranoe Coast of las t week's game, Coach , d for t.ouchJowns . In the .. n College a 25-0 defeat Satur-\htts stated that Bob Han-
d f quarter he went ove r from dar 1n Eastern Conference cock .,.. as name playc1 o -the 1 with the cl ock shov.-pia)·. the: week. f
"He did really good block-ing 6:56 le ft in the hal· The Bucswill host Cyp1ess
The Sailor drh·e covered 52 Colleac at 8 p.m. this Fri· in& and de10e rved the honor:• d yards. Just before the en dav., Oct. \3 in LeBard Sta-he said.
The only change in the of the )rd quart e r he again dium on the ace campus.
plunged over from the I· The contest will be the lineup will be Roger Ken-.
ncdy at left tackle. yard line. This sconn-g fourth EC go o f the year for
drive started a£ter an e~-the Bucs whose record The :'lrlewpo rt Harbor Sail-lib k change of fumbles. Ha ac stands at 2-1 in EC play. ors, back in the Sun set Lea-k 1 lh b II Bob Hancoc ost c a The Bucs ripped off yard-
•
ue, celebrated thei r return th 1 1' to Valier on e Fa coos •• age in big chunks in the Friday night with an easy d but a play later recoverc fi rst quarter against Mt. 14 to 0 victory over Santa
Ana Valley HiWt. a fumble on the 11. His 12-SAC, with bu rly hal£back
They held Valley to no yard ru n set up Washko's Frank Wcirat.h picking up 58
first dowl'ls rushing, led 20 TO plunae. yards by himsel£. The Bucs
K·lng prospects 'good' ~.~~· ';~. ';:. ~.~0~~ ~;r;;:; they had the ball bu t the
\oloun ties sti £fened and stop-
ped them 2 feet short. The "We really zo t togethe1
last week -sort of jelled -
so ou1 pr ospects for the
game with Fountain Valley
this Friday look good,"
said Coach David Holland
of the: Cozona del Mar Sea
Kings.
The: Kings will face Foun -
tain Valley at 8 p.m. at
Huntington Be ach.
Scott Mcintosh , tailback,
was named player of the
week fo llowing last week's
Corona del :\1at \'i ctory.
The Se a Kings spotted
Srea a first qu arter touch-
down Friday ni aht. th en
scored i n e ach or the last
] quarters £or a 20 to 7 Ir-
vine League victory.
Thi s was the first scorina
for Coron a del Mar this sea-
son.
A 16-yard pan early in
th e aame aave the Brea
Wildcats a brief lead. Then
quarterback. Grea Vander-
bura put the Sea Kina• on
the scoreboard for the lirs t
ti me this year by running
th rou &h the Brea team for
8 yards in the 2nd quarter.
He also added the e xtra
point £or a 7·7 half·time
tic.
Fullback Rex Synder pluna-
ed o ver from 1 yard out in.
the )rd for 6
to put the Sea Kings ahead.
Alain Vanderburg kicked
the PAT, and the score was
14-7.
In the -tth quarter fullback
Scott Mcintosh added the
£ina\ touchdown.
The Sea Kings completely
outclassed the Wildcats,
leading in first downs, 15
to 1 and in net yards ga ined,
245 to 126. Vanderburg av·
era1ed an astonishing 46
yards wi th his booming
punts.
PUNT-PASS·KICK
COli TEST OCT. 14
first quarter ended in a
scoreless deadlock.
Mt. SAC got its break on
the first series of~plays in
the second quarter. OCC
quarterback P aul Lemoine
was hi t as he threw the ball
and it squirted str aight up
in the ai r. Guard Don Beal
gathered it in and went .SO
yards for the tally. OCC's
Joe Gr othus blocked the
PAT attempt.
The Mounties scored again
at the f :43 mark when quar·
terback Dennis Shaw s neak•
ed one yard in a TO set up
by a Buc rumble on the 22.
The u tra point tty was
wide.
YOUR NEWEST PHARMACY IN
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KASPER KINOSIAN
J.CiliPIIT CDIU wr
School. In the fron t row, from left, are Bi lly Moore,
ltb2; Ken t Ezzell, lt42, Dale Saunders, ltb); Bob Un•
ve rt, rt77; Bob Gustafson, rtl4; Mike Silcox, lf24;
Rock Bo rton, lt54; Blake Webs ter, 1#44; Tim Murph y,
#66, an d Mark Finkbine, 1126; second row, Brent Og-
den, rt75; Mike Reid, 1t33; Skip Lauderbaugh , lt22;
Kenny Sacher, 1185; Scott Henry, ltb1; Freddy Moore,
tt7b; Don Thou sand, #87; Bill Robe rtson, 1186; Mike
Woffinden, 1184, and Bob Robe rtson, #73; back row ,
Wayne Hines, 1t34; John Te rr y, 1#13; Scott Guisness,
#b4; Jim Gamm, 1156; Bob Wil son, lfb5 ; Jon Mortensen,
1178; Mark Attlesey, 1188; John Martin, #55; and Jon
Baldwin, 1174; The Coronas include boys from Corona
del Mar, Balboa Island and East Bluff.
Pop Warner teams busy
Games scheduled for the over Oran ae Black Hawks.
Pee Wee and the \fidgets of • Comanche s vs. Santa
the Pop Warne r Leaaue arc Ana Elks, 4 p.m. at Santa
set fo r Saturday, Oct. 14. Ana. Last week they
• Coronas vs. Huntington 26-6 ovc:r Buena ParkGi
Beach T·Birds at ll a.m. at • Newport•Mesa Cowboys
Huntington Beach. Las t vs. San ta Ana Couaars,
week Co1onas lost to Santa p.m. a t Santa Ana. Last
An a Chargers, 15~. week they scored 59 to Santa
• Caballos vs. Westmin-Ana Elks' 13 . Scores wete
stet Beats, 10 a.m. at Costa made by Joe Tosti, 5 toucb-
~1esa High School. Last downs; David P arsel, I
week they defeated San ta touchdown and] conversions;
Ana Chargers, 38-27. J on Pulaski, passed for one
• Colts vs. Huntington touchdown and scored 2 con•
Beach Darts at noon at versions; Brian Cokas, Bd an
Costa Mesa High School. Flaherty and Steve Smith, 1
Last week they won 28~
before your eye s
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rollins In and aplaabina
lhth petioa and filtlna their
sidewalk• with water have
boen releaud hom their
vi ail until &he next hi&h
tide on•lau&ht at lhe end o(
the month.
.. We're all riaht now, u.n•
leu there ia another atonn:'
aaid Mu. C.R. Porbe•, 3113
Seashore Dr., .. .and anythina
can happen then. But rl&ht
now the tea ia calm and
thete ia nothina to wony
about. ••
Tons o£ these rocks and
boulders have" be~n donated
by the Oranae County Enai·
neerin& and GradinaContrac-
tors Auociation and ·the
County Auociation of Ge~
era\ Contracton, as well 11
men and equipment to do the
job. Principal firma involved
are the Ori£rith COmpany,
Sully~tiller Contractors and
the Clark Equipment Co~
pany.
Or. Forbes told of how
arate£ul he waa to colleae
and hiah school boys and
air Ia who volunteered to fi II
sandbaas for him. Coffee,
dQ.uahnuts, cookies and
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worker• included Mark
~UPORT KAR80R OOIIJI TliURSOAY, OCT. 12. 1!161
RRST SECllOII --P, • ...,..s ___ _,co,RO!I,. ,_A,OE,L..,IIA,..R,_,CAU,4F.
IF BEING ENVIED
EMBARRASS YOU
You can spend the re:stt of your life e njoying this
LARGE FOUR BEDROOM PA CESETIER PLAN
with spaciou s master bedmom, dressing are a and
GARDEN BATH overlooking patio. Stone fire ·
place, DINING ROOM, built·in e lectric kiLchen
includin~ dishwasher. Conve niently located to
SHOPPING, BANKING, THEATRE and SCHOOLS.
NO FINAN CE PROBLEMS, SU BM IT ONLY 10%
OOWN. Pric ed right at onl y $31,500. Don't pass
up this bargain -CALL TOOAY !1
OCEAN BREEZES
Sitting pre tty on the crest o f NEWPORT HEIGHTS
is thi sspacious threebedroomand den plus lar~e
family room with wet bar and brick barbec ue .
Lar~e master bedroom ~ith s l idin~ ~lass door to
rear yard. I ~ baths, ·DINING nOOM, and e at in~~;
area in kitc hen. Buiil·in range and oven , O\'e,..
si zed double garage with vented dark room o ff
paved alley •. Room to s tore I railer or boa1. FULL
PRI CE ONLY $32,500 WOW"
MATI LA BORDE, Realtor
"You'll Lilr~ Our Frienc/J y Servi c~"
220 E. 17th St, (Phew.. 6.46-0555) Co1to Muo
(Locotod in E. 17th St. SM,ppint C.ntor)
Ev"int• Call 6-46-.(579. or 6.t6--1050
Newport Beoch
Balboa l~land
Balboa
Costa Meso
Lido Isle Corona cltl Mar
CHANNEL REEF-APARTMENTs
"~ 0. .... Ciiii•IH'I Nf"C'' .\' .. ...,.... Jl&rtw ,..,_.,.
·.::~~"11 !'"'· ~
SI'ECTACULAR VIEW-OCEAN IIIICI lAY
C/.anni R~~l-..A,a,./mmiJ
On W•t•rfronf NNr ,._wpert Huber Entr•nce
' 1525 Ou•n llvd., Coren• del M..r. C1lif.
AMPLE GUEST PARKING a•d IOAT SUPS
Why Not Enjoy
111• "Conclollllnlum" Way of Ufe
THE ADVANTAGES WILL SU.PRISE YOU
You can purchase and get fee title -or lease if you prefer.
ALL ants. have WATERFRONT V1EW, All havt two bedrooms
and two baths. -WITH LARGE PATIO .
YOU .. £ INVITED TO INSPECT OUa FURNISHED MODEL
Buy $59,500 and Up-Lease $420 Man111ty & Up
Phone 673-1788 for further information
Can't Sell It?
Grier, Buddy Owen, Stuart
Weedon, Patti Tucker, Devon
Doan, Teny Daleboul, Steve
Samaon, Keith Benquiat,
Gary and Ooua Ful\et, Jerry
Beard, Chuck Garden, Pete
Hilla, Dave Schultz, Bill
Hart and Ed Washko.
DUPLEX
Open House
Ttade II., iiO"i"-~ Fo1 Fast Acti on & Results
Call SEMPLE
llEAL ESTATE
Sand baaaina £or Ted"Mo-
ser, 4001 Seashore Dr.,
Thursday mornina when the
waves were really frighten·
ina, were a housewife from
Irvine Terrace too b'ashful
to aive her name, also Je£.
hey Selindh, an unemployed
carpenter from Santa Ana,
and Fred Nystron, just home
f1om the army and stayi na
at 2231 Canyon Drive, Costa
~1esa.
Kenneth Watkin•, 38 I S
• 45 ft . lot
Corona del Mar
509 Narcissus
• 2 bedroom house
• Plus o 3 bedroom garage apartment
• Plus a Guest Room
S45,000
OPEN!
~ ~~~V" -. Properties
EXCHANGE SPECIALISTS
DOYLE CO. 548-1 168
270 E. 17\h St., Costa Mesa
~~~~!'!!~
SPECTACULAII VIEWS
2821 HA'lBOR VIEW DRIVE , H.V. Hills •.. 4
bdrms ..• 2)1 boths ... fm. rm. din. rm .•••
ONLY ...... S54,995
1106 PESCADD~. Dover Shotes ... 4 bdrms ...
3 boths, din. rm. .POOL ... Mon y, Mon y
e xtras.
• ••
28(0 CATALPA, East Blulf ... lmmed.Dccu·
poncy. 3 bdrm ... 3 boths ... huge fom. rm •..
PRICED 'liGHT... S38.500
717 BELLIS, Eost Blulf ... Another top quality
E. B. Home ... 4 bdrms, PLUS ...
JUST REDUCED to ' S42 ,500 •••
ALSO : LUXURIOUS 2 bdrm, din. rm. POOL
and lanai, OCEAN VIEW chormer. Fee s imple 2915 E. Coast Hwy., Corona d.l Mor
(adjo ;,•ing Port Thr atrf')
Seashore Dr., wearina his
1wimmina uunk.s was wad-
ina in the water Thu11day
mornina tryina to ananae
sandbags between wues,
He felt that permanent
groins might disturb the cur-
rent but a sea wall would ---------------------1
deflect the force of waves.
When asked is he would
se\ t hi s house, he said,
"Sure -for $70,000." He
wou ldn't come down a bit
from that because he said
he would hate the kind o£ a
per son who mi &h t try to take
advantaae or a disastrous
si tuation.
TWO BEAUTIFUL
DUPLEXES
lond ... Corona de l Mat SSS,OOO ~~"nil ~ SEMPLE REAL ESUTE 675-2101
• r
Corona del Mar
2515 E. Coast Hwy., Corono H I Mar xchange ~~~~~~~~
Want: WANTED Over 1400 Sq. Ft. eoch opt. 3 Br. -2 Bari>s
eoch. ~itche-ns comple-te-ly bui lt·in. Good in·
come-. Act How. Se-t them.
S57,900 EACH
• • •
Vocan f resi denti ol
vi ew lot, Corona
del Mar, l ease-
hold o.k. BOOSTERS SELL HATS
Booster hau and seat
cush ions will be sold by
members of the Corona del
Mar High School Boostcu'
Club at school open house
toni&ht, Thursday, Oct. 12.
SITUATED ON TEN ACRES
SPACIOUS 1 & 2 IEDRM. APARTMENTS
Furn. & Unfurn. From SUO Best Buy In Corona del Mar Have:
e PnvatP Patios e fireplace.<
• poOL$ e lR Hoi!' Pull i n~ r.rrrn e Rrculat10n Trnm~
2 unih .•. As king S36,500 Moonridge commer--
cial lo1 and rest•
dential lot wift-1
fabulous vi ew of
sk i li ft and lake,
plu s cosh.
• Separalt fam ily Scctton e Artj. to School~ k PlayR:rnuru1
900 Su L•ne, CdM
Boas tina a membership o£
mote than 200, Boostcu
have their o wn rootin& sec-
tion at all events f01 the
first accordina to
Mc.Arthur nur CoAst Hwy. h1hion l1l1nd
CO.ONA DEL MAR 17141 67:1-3445 ))OX Y. rRJlXl<l.IX
B/8
Baycrest Area
see Now and then we
a home that really
"sends us"---this
doe sf
one
It is distinctive in its simp licity. Exclu·
si ve floor pion. All rooms are spacious.
Brick fireplace in both livi ng room and
family room. The fabric lined shutters in
the FORMAL dining room lend privocy.
All 3 badrooms are twin-bed s i ze, three
boauti lui baths. HARDWOOD . FLOORS
THROUGHOUT. Pool sizo yard, which is
nollooaohold land (You OWN it)
Roaliatlcolly priced al $62,750
675-3000 Evoa. 548-8868
•• , ... eatb
REALTY,.C.
2407 L COASI' HWY,
DB.M..tl
I
I ,!~~t.J~,~. ' Coron1 del M11. C1lilornl1
Phone: 67J.2222
OPEN SEVEN DAYS
Corona del Mar
Cheshire Real Esta1e
675-2503 onytime
Phon• in Your Orclor
fer • S.tncripti":
Coli 67l.05SO
Rere. in the Southll nd's most desirable uta you'll ftnd the answer to ,your dre;ams tu~k·
built homes rtlch a new level or value. beauty, qul'l lity and comfor't 1n a lrt<.·allc:m un·
equallf'd anywhere.
You'll find a fine harbor area in the ce nter of fascinating communitie!! TherP t.s a superb
AChool system crownf'd by the University of C•lifornia's lrvine Campus JUSt moment.s a"•ay
from Harbor View Hills. Come iNpecl. this remarkable development today. 1r you belitve
life iii to be Jived at ita beat . , , Hlrbor View Hills i.s the pl1ce for you.
'33. 900 .. '43 500
Directions· MacArthur Bml.
from tllher Plcilk eo.
Hwy. 0< lhe N....,...n Fwy •
Turn .. Sill J~ HIJia
Rd.. lhetl fallow lips to
JIH)ft~ I •-•
644-IUI
HOMEs
WANT : 6 un it Cos.to Meso apartment. HAVE 3 unit to
u chonge, near 19th & Harbor.
WANT: Trust Deeds or vacant lo ts. HAVE comm•rciol
com e r or busy intersection near Redlands,
WANT: For what hove you? HAVE 120 ocre1 in Ari z.
zona, 30 miles from Havasu City,
WANT : Orange County ocreoge to S300 ,000.00. HAVE
famo us So. Calif. resort.
WANT: Waterfront hom e. HAVE 33 ocrn noor o State
Univer sity.
ARE YOU MI SSING THE BOAT ON YOUR PROPERTY
BY HOLDING OUT FOR MONE Y' THE WI SE ONES
ARE TAK ING ADVANTAGE OF CONDITIONS BY
QUI ETLY EXCH ANGING, THUS PYRAM IDING THEIR
ESTATES WH ILE SAVING TIIXES.
Ser\'ing Orange County Sine• 1949
PHONE 642-5111
.IIMTALCOII til LAID ...... , ·-•agrrrst
HOMES WITH A
FORE VER VIEW
From $59,950
In DOVER SHORES
...... ".., .. ,.
. •'
MUSTANGS TAKE ON EAGLES
I A Hdeu Ci06aaaiN wi II lett in lho 11m1 •d the 1o ll-7 wi • 2 Hoanda to
Uef lena W._k• col ol score 14-1. · C)autorbt.ck toln lbe 3rdqu.u&er, lllcniDI
.... Coeta Mea& ••· &tM~la Quot Petry cUmued a 63 yanb in 10 playa. ·D••• e-IWa Priday at Davu~· clrive ••• started &om the ScMtolewskl puud to Hany
._ PI~ ...... hope not for 'Rahneia 3~ by touina a Winlhrop for 14 yards ud to
'-111, saad ~''*"I 2S"1ard peu to end Bob Roaor Wbhtl'er for 1 yards.
Coach Nail Poet. Coni)Ck in the end zone. a.non Ricardo rll'l for 1$
Ch•pa in the lineup are But lhe officiab nid &hat yarda to keep the drive
left. pud, ~ve Edwarda; center Da.a Stovenaon wu 10lna. Jim Pony drove ovtt ~&ht pard, .Mike Olea-?n; In the Loara accondaty, 1nd left taekle for 4 yardl and
n!lht ~kle, Doua McAU~t· lheapparent touchdown pve fte TO. ·Ricardo kicked 1bo
aer; fllht en.d, Harry Wu'-way to a 15-y•d penalty. uua point 10 end the Mt:aa
ituop, and naht halfback, The pme film had nan out acorina
Jim Pony. just before 1hc controvenial A 4f; quar&cr TiJer drive
.. It a bould be a real cloae decition, ao there ia no for 43 yarda added lbo
aame ;; bo~ recorda are the way for Eaale coaches 10 clincher wilh 9:05 remainina ~.arne. aaad Coach Peek. back up their obaervation in lhe aame.
Laat .yeai~ we loat by only lhal Stevenson had no.t bin· Valencia ouklownod Moaa
one pomt. dered the play. 14 to & led in nel yarda Sophomorea Dave Edwards Eat-.cia went on tbe . • • .
and Jim Perry were named acorebOard first i)n a 5-yard aamed, 352 t.o.152. ttaalod an
players or the week for last ro pau from {tuck Perry p .. a complebona, 4 lo 6.
week. to halfback Nick Quiroz
''We wontt be able 10 make with only 26 seoonda left
any mistakes in this same," in the fint half. Perry
said Coach John Lowry of kicked the extra point for a
Estancia. ''Costa Mesa has 7..0 lead.
the two most danaerous
backs in the Leaaue, ...
Ooua Wukawitz hu been
home sick a couple of days
thia week but Coach Lowry
hope s he will be able to
play.· Don Stevenson wi II
s wt as center. Dewey
Baker and Steve Griffitts
will be captains.
Dewey Baker was named
player of the week, accord·
rli n& to Coach Lowry, who
considered him the mos t
effective runner of last
week's game. Dewey also
played defensive the whole
game,
Both of this Fri day's
rivals lost their Ir vine Lea·
~It.Le openers last Saturday
c.'\ening -E,;tancia dropping
.1 harJ luck 1..1·7 Jec1si•1n
to Loara, and Mesa going
do wn I ~·7 before the Val en·
cia Tigers.
<\n illegal recei ver dnwn·
liclJ cost the Eagles a
chance for a tie witJ1 5:25
l.Dua tied it up as quar·
tetback. Har\'ey Winn tried
eo pass on the 3rd play or
the 2nd hair and ran with
the ball in stead. &oina all
the way ror 65 yards. The
kick made it 7·7. A 58-yard
scoring pass with 7:41 co
go in the final quarter and
the PAT kick gave Loara
the victory.
Both teams mad e 8 first
downs, Estancia uailed in
net yards gained , 216 to
330. led in pass com-
pletions, 12 to 5.
At Davidso~ Field. the
Cosla ~1e sa Mustangs could
n(lt Jet going during the first
hair and trailed by 2 touch·
downs. Valencia scored
late in the fi rst quarter on a
n .yard pass play. quarter·
back. Robert Jeddy to Dale
Goe ttsch e. The same aerial
combination ·produced a
scoring play from 5 yards out
wirh ..1:35 left in the half.
Mesa narrowed the margin
Enjoy The Holiday s
Jeeing New Places and
cYI'feeting New Friends
On c_/1 cYI'fatson Jouth Jeas Cruise
fiJi.... This year. plan a care·
~ free escape lrom the
holidays at home Sa•l
\o the peacef ul •stands of the
South Pacihc wh ere w1n1er has
turned to summer Matson's th ree
42-day Holi day Crwse sa•llngs
ar(' perfectly l•med SS MON·
TEREY. November 12 1ncludes
Thank sg1v1ng 1n Tahit• SS
'-4A RIPOSA Oecember 5 •ncludes
Ch nstmas and New Yea r's .n 1he
South Seas . SS MONTEREY
December 28 •nctudes gala New
Year s ce1ebrat•ons at sea. You'll
see new places as lhese elegant
liners talle you to Bora Bora
TatHt1 Aarotonga. New ZeaLand.
Austra li a Noumea Fot•.N•uato·ou
I .l!ofO Pago and H<JWall
rcl.n •n exclus•vely F•rsl Class
for more onfof'T'Ialoon and reser·
11 at•ons call 642-3111 ..• no
addition al ch arges
ltlroultl. , ,
AI Johns
comforts as you cruise In an inti-
mate, yacht·like atmosphere. And
new fnends w1U soon become old
f11ends over grand d•nners ol
l obster Curry with Avocado,
Chicken Hawaitan or any of the
other speclall ie!l on Mat::<ln's
gourmet menus. Isn't i1 time you
planned your holiday cruise to
the paradise •s lands of the
Pac•f•c?
Sa111ng dates are 1rom San Fran.
CISCO: LOS Angeles 15 the fOllOw·
ong day
Call or v•s•l us soon lor complete
1nlormahon and reservat1ons.
SAFETY I NFOR MAT ION
SS Ma11posa and Monterey. reg·
•slered 1n the U S meet Intern a·
!tona l Safety Standards tor new
ships developed on 1960.
.t. .. lhorllod Trove! o.,.,...,..,,
Woatt:IIH Dl Dover
fonnerl y with Bayside
Barber Stlop ••• Now ~t
LIDO SHAVIIIG IIU
33.55 Via Liclo
Newport 8Hch
Cempleta borkring
••rvic•
I .. , '
THE COACHING STAFF thi s year at assistants Bill Pizzlca, George Spangler
Newport Ha rbor High School i ncludes, and Earl Byer s. (Harbor Tar Booster
from left, head coach Wade Watts and Cl ub photo).
Sailors to meet Western Bucs host
"The Sunsetleasue is real to 2 in total firs t downs, tough and we are going to Cypress pl 11y exceptionally well this ou tgained their foe 1a5 lo
a ne t 17 yards, and led in Saturday, •• said Co ach
Wade Watts, speaking of pass completions 3 to 2. By Don Jacobs
:-.iewport Harbor's game with Tailback Ed Wa shko, who \\1 .• San Antonio College
Yo estern at 8 p.m. Saturday, and mi ssed t he \lesa game c apitalized on a break early
the week berore becaus e of m the 2nd quarter ror an Oc t. l-', at Western. k · b k · a nee In JUlY. was ac Ln easy touchdown and went Aft er studying the r ictures d -the line·up and account e on to hand the Orange Coast of las t week's game, Coach , d for tou chdovms. In the .n College a 25·0 defeat Satut· Yo atts s tated that Bob Han·
· f quan er he wen t over from day 10 Eastern Conrerence cock wa s named playe1 o . the 1 with the clock show· pia,-. the week. r
"He did really good block· ins a :56 left in the hal · The Sues will host Cypress
The Sailor dri ve covered 52 Colleac at 8 p.m. this Fri• in&l.nd deliietved the honor," d yards . Just before the en day, QcL 13 in LeBard Sta-he s aid. -
The onl y change in the of the 3rd quart er he again dium on the ace camp"'.
plunged ove r from the I· The contest wi ll be the lineup will be Roger Ken•
nedy at left tackle. yard line. This s coring fourth EC go of the year for
drive started arter an e:<.-the Sues whose re cord The Newport Harbor Sail· r Jfb k change of umbles. !I a ac stands at 2·1 in EC play . ors, back in the SUnset Lea· Bob Hancoc k lost the ball The Bucs ripped o ff yBl'd·
gue, celebrated thei r retum to Valley on the Falcons 12, age in big chunks in the Friday night with an easy d but a play later re covere first quarter against Mt. 14 co 0 \'i ctory over Santa
Ana Valley High.1 a fum ble on the 1~. Hi s 12 · SAC, wi th burly hallback
They held Valley to no yard run s et up Washko's Frank Weirath picking up 58
lirst downs rushing. led 20 TO plunge. yards by himself. The Sues
K·lng pros peds 'good' ~:::d' ~·~, ·~, ~~.~.~d ~,-;,:; thev had the ball but the Mo~n ti es s tifrened and stop-
"We really got together
last week -sort of jelled -
so our pro spects fot the
game with Fountain Valley
this Friday look good, ..
said Coach David Holland
or the Corona del Mat Sea
KinJS.
The Kin gs will face Foun·
tain Valley at 8 p.m. at
Hun tington Beach.
Scott M.;lntosh, tailback,
was named player of the
week following last week's
Corona del \1&J victoty.
The Sea Kings spotted
Brea a first quarter touch·
down Friday niaht, then
scored in each o r the last
3 quarters ror a 20 to 7 lr·
vine Leasue victory.
This was lhe first scoring
for Corona del Mar thi s sea·
son.
co put the Sea Kings ahead. ped them 2 feet shorL The
Asain Vanderburg kicked first quarter ended in a
the PAT, and the score was scoreless deadlock.
14·7. Mt. SAC got its break on
In t he -'th quarter fullback the rirst series of plays in
Scott Mcintosh added the the s econd quarter. OCC
final touchdown. quarterback Paul Lemoine
The Sea Kings completely was hit as he threw the ball
outclas sed the Wildcats, and it squirted straight up
leading in first downs, IS in the air. Guard Don Beat
to~ and in net yards gained, ga'thered it in and went 50
24 5 to tH. Vanderburg av· yards ror the tally. OCC's
eraged an astonishing 46 Joe Grothus blocked the
yards with his boomins PAT attempL
punts. The Moun ties scored aaain
PUNT·PAS$-KICK COIITEST OCT. U
at the 7:43 mark when quat•
terback Dennis Shaw sneak•
ed one yard in a TO set up
by a Sue fumble on the 22. The Ford pass, punt and The extra point try was ki ck contest will be held
at Mariners Park thi s Satur· wide.
day. Oct. 14, startins at inT~: ~i~~t~eesri~~~ ~~:::a~~ 8a~. 'th Time slots for the finals Jetty McCollouah WI 1.
have been set by host City 41..yard toss at 11 :49, and
or Newport Beach parks, Jack Maloof converted. The
Beaches and recreation final TO came at 3:08 when
department. Shaw hit halfback Bryan
HERE ARE the Coronas of the Pop Wamer football
league, whose home base Is Co rona del. Mar High
School. In the front row1 from left, are 81lly Moore,
1#62; Kent Ezzel 1, #42, Dale Saunders, #&3; Bob Un-
vert, #77; Bob Gustafson, IH 4; Mike Silcox, #24;
Rock Bo rton, #54; Blake Webster, #44; Tim Murphy,
#bb, and Mark Finkbine, #2&; second row, Brent Og-
den, rns; Mike Reid, #33; Skip Lauderbaugh, #22;
Kenny Sacher, #85; Scott Henry, #67; Freddy Moore,
#7&; Don Thousand, #87; Bill Robe rtson, #86; Mike
Woffinden, #84 , and Bob Robertson, #73; back row,
Wayne Hines, 1134; John Terry, #13; Scott Guisness,
1164; Jim Gamm, 1156; Bob Wilson, 11'65; Jon Morten sen,
#78; Mark Attlesey, #88; John Martin, 1t55; and Jon
Baldwin, lt74; The Coronas include boys from Corona
del Mar, Ba1bo.l Island and East Bluff.
Pop Warner teams busy
Games scheduled 'for the over Orange Black Hawks.
Pee Wee and the \·1idJets of • Comanches vs, Santa
the Pop Warner League ate Ana Elks, 4 p.m. at Santa
set for Saturday, Oct. I-'. Ana. Last week they
• Coronas vs. Huntington 26-6ovet Buena ParkGi
Beach T.!.Bitds at ll a.m. at • NewporH.1esa Cowboys
Huntington Beac h. Las t vs. Santa Ana Couzats,
we ek Coronas lost to Santa p.m. at Santa Ana. Last
Ana Chatgers, 15-6 . week. they scored 59 to Santa
• Caballos vs. Wes tmin· Ana Elks• 13. Scores were
ster Bears. 10 a.m. at Costa made by Joe Tosti, 5 touch-
Mesa High School. Last downs; David Parse!, 1
week they ddeated Santa touchdown and 3 conversions;
Ana Chargers, 38·27. Jon Pulaski, passed ror one
• Co lts vs. Huntington touchdown and scored 2 con•
Beach Darts at noon at versions ;BrianCokas. Brian
Costa Me sa ,!High School. Flaherty and Steve Smith, 1
Last week they won 28~
berore your eyes
on your new carpet -re-
move them with Blue Lus~
lle. Ren t eleclli c sham·
pooer st. Crown Hardware ,
3107 E. Coast Hwy., Cor·
ona del Mat.
NEWPORT HARBOR EllgGII
ARST SEC'IlON-• Paae 4
THURSDAY, OCT. 12. 1961
COROllA OEL MAR. CAL\ F.
MIDITlliANlAN CUISIN£
SilVIO IN
OlD woaao SI'UNDOI
UJNCHfOI<I
l.•ro ..,.,.kd...,
CMNNU
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lhe ....... "''""4'' .... ~ ftiJhl
1611 Wt5TCllff OR I\'f
NEWPORT lfACH, CAttf.
~l·*"l
ror your ga:aae items.
BOOKS, tools, housew;ues
needed fur ou r dai I) g:H·
age sale. 6-'6·1675, T("~
Winkle Hardware, Costa
Mesa.·
'Theatre Compact Oraan'
with eleclloni c ttaps and
Castanets -ONLY at ...
CORCORAN \IU~IC CO.
(Across from Fashion Sq.)
1166 Town & Country
l'll--43 18
\1on. dt Fri. •liJ 8 pm
Yam~;ha • Story & Clark•
I -,=,·==·•=---···•~=•· I Yout Chambet or Commerce
FOR SALE needs an electric plate,
HA.\IMO~D
k STFJ\'a'AY
IJal d win spin~t otp.an 6 mos .
old, sa v~ $480; Conn s pi11tt
orga.o, full pri r ,. 1395; lots
more,
Fall s p,.cial!!l on s pintt",
r ousoleli & sludios, ttade ins ,
rent rttnro!i & repot~, all lilr.e
new from $380, terms,
Scti:O.IIIJT•PIIlLLIPS CO .
1907 ~. ~hi11 Stretl at 20th
Santa Ana
Recorder.
PACKARD BELL combina·
ti on stereo A\l·A-.1 Radio..,
TV & Re cotd Player S200.
folding chairs. tv tables 01
'!?"! Call 6734050 and we
will help clean out
\1oving. 673·2676. Call • WORK WANTED
after 4 p.m. ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;j MIMEO WORK expertly done.
FURNITURE FOR SALE We cut the stencil and do
the complete job. Call
BLEACHED 673-4050 2 to 4 p.m.
ina room se
4 chairs, burret, '"''·' 7<1<1
Phon• in Your Ord•r
for a Subscripiion:
Coli
PETS
REALLY GORGEOUS Apri·
cot toy and min. Poodle
puppies. Reg., shots,
wonned. etc, S7 5 to Sl25.
Bolh seJ.es. Call JORDANS
Bunnies
IRONING. Years of exper·
ience on all types of clo-
thing &. linen. Specialty:
men's shi rts. 51.50 per hr.
Mable Whitman. 607 Mar·
guerite. COM. 673·2774.
VARITYPING SERVICE
Call Fran at 673·1507 ot
673...()550 fo1 varityping or
headliner ror publicati ons,
re ports, price lists. bro·
chures etc. Have over 100
type races and latest
model vari typer.
o SITUATIONS WAIITJD
BOOKKEEPER F/C
12 YRS. EXP. EXC. REF.
Very capable &. conscion·
: tioua. 6 75-1213.
FURNISHED ~~~~====~~·· HELP WANTED for renL Adults. no pets, "'
0150 mo. 673-4772. PUSOMAL JANITOR WANTED
a AI'I''TS AVAILAil t:
• MANICUIIING
• 'IIU I'AIIJI:ING
A 16.yard pass early in
the aame aave the Brea
Wildcats a brier lead. Then
quarterback Grea Vander·
bur a put the Sea Kin1s on
the scoreboard for the nut
time this year by runnina
throuah the Brea team ror
g yards in the 2nd quarter.
He also added the extra
point ror a 7·7 half·time
tie.
Fullback Rex Synder plung-
ed over rrom 1 yard out in
Eight·year-olds will start Shaw with a 24--)'atder. ·
action at 8 a.m., rollowed The Sues had the edae in
by the 12·year-old s at 9a.m., 'statistics, but that doesn't
9-year-olds at 10 a.m., 13· eun points. OCC rushed for
year-olds at 11 a.m., I~ 209 yards , with Weirath
year-olds at noon, ll·year~ pick.ina up 107 or them. The
olds at I p.m. Pop Warner Buc pauin& aane sputtered.
football players will be however, &ainina only 41 ~~C:ottoL:I'CSA}~?~~~CX:'!
scheduled at 8 a.m. if the y yards. The Mounties rushed 1)0--::!"!!!.;;!'•~·~2''""""'..,. ·Harbor Area. 671~72#. ·2.-'
have a conrtict in time ror 161 yatds and threw ano--
schedulina. ther 136• hours.
PART TIME. Balboa lalmd
Comnunity Methodist
Cburcb. Phone 675-0950
(9 a.m. till noon). the 3rd for 6
YOUR NEWEST PHARMACY
IN THE NEWPORT CENTER MEDICAL BUILDING
~!!ii.;;~emia·p~ ...
e -....., e CUIIIACGIII .
KASPER KINOSIAN
1412IONIT COlli
0111
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, ........ 2131
IIINIT lOCI. CU.
'-::=c-::-c::-:'::7.:-=---1 • IUS. DP'I'ORTUNITIIS . watel 1-lOOKS FOR
la>IRONI'i DEL MAR • Sntoll
studio apt. for one om-
.ployed m.-.. · Nur be~,
private yard. · Rettreacta
... darL .73-40lQ ,,... l-4;
6r c ... c • ..a. £, L• 11.,.
r.. 17.95 -SPECIAL
NOr IJ.~S.,(Flr~l c••,
fir•c ••"'•J.. ..... -
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INVESTORS. DOCTORS,
ATfORNI!YS. CPA,
OROUPS, people with
rDODey t.o iantt. ·•4$.000
pata you in a bueineu &hat
coo ...... emclootly by
_I..,Ma. · Waold bo ~
talial 'll25,1100 lot ,_.
No'le-lerioo -No -,_ ...
NO BRAG -JUirf PACTS aurae rr OUT .. . ............ .. . --.........
I
Sels•or• Dr.
'!l~ ~~~-~~~ tbe
Watt Nawport Ocau Proat
lookl•l tluou ... lbeh mhtod
wladowa at the bia wav'*
roUina in and tplaehina
choir patio• and fillina their
1idowalkl with water have
been releaud from their
viai I until the nut hip
lido oaalau&ht at lhe end of
tho month.
.. We're all ri&ht no•, un-
le ~a I here ia ano ther storm!'
u1d Mn. C.R. Porbea, 3713
Seashore Dr., ''and anythina
can happen then. But ri&ht
now the sea i1 calm and
thete is nolhina to worry
about."
,~•· .. • .. •
'-t .•• ..
Ton• of these 100ks and NEWPORT HEIGH•l'S bouldera have" been donated
by the Oranae County Enai-2 Bed 1 B h N C neerina and Gradina Conuac-rooms • of • ew arpets
&on Auociation and 'the Completely redeco.roted inside & out
County Auociation or Gen-$24,900
era! Conuactou, 11 well as
men and equipment to do the
job. Principal firms involved
&Je lh,e GriCfith COmpany,
Sully··Mi ller Contractors and
the Clark Equipment Com-
pany.
Dr . Forbes told of how
Jfateful he was 10 colleae
and hiah school boys and
airll who volunteered to fill
sandbaas for him. Cofree,
dQu&hnuls, · cookies and
FOR UHT COROHA DEL MAR
2 BR • D House Unfum •.•........ $250
3 BR, 2 Both Duple x Unfurn. . . . . . . . $250
4 BR. • 2Y, Bath Duplex Unfurn ... , .. $250
2 BR • 2 Both Apt. Fum ........... $200
candy were their on ly rna· 332 Marguerite
terial reward. ''They worked one niaht Corona del Mar -673·8550
until to but the boys had n II VJ II
football pcactice the next-----~~~-~o~r~v~·~l~ll~.,~K.~,·~a~l~lo~r:__~ niaht.'' he said.
Workets included Mark
Griet, Buddy Owen, Stuart
Wee do n, Patti Tucker, De von
Doan, Teny Dalebout, Steve
Samson, Ke ith Benqui at,
Gary and Doua Fuller, Jeny
Beard, Chuck Garden, Pete
Hills, Dave Schultz, Bill
Hart and Ed Washko.
Sand baaaina for Ted.Mo--
ser, 4001 Seashore Dr.,
Thursday morni na when the
waves were really frighten·
ina, were a housewife fr om
Irvine Terrace too bashful
to aive her name , also Jef·
fre y Selindh, an unemploy ed
carpenter from Santa Ana,
and Fted Nysuon, just home
from the anny and stayins
at 2231 Canyon Otive, Costa
Mesa.
Kenneth Watk ins , 3815
DUPLEX
Open House
• 45 ft . lot
Corona del Mar
509 Narci ssus
• 2 bedroom house ,
• Plus a 3 bedroom goroge apartment
• Plus a Guest Room
$45,000
OPEN !
2915 E. Coott Hwy ., Corona clel Mar
(atljoinirrt Pori "fhralrr/
Seashore Or., wearina his
swimmina trunks was wad·
ina in the water Thunday
mornina tryins to ananae
sandbaas between waves .
He felt that permanent
gro ins miaht di s turb the cur· ________ T_II_ .. _N_e_&_l_li-_51_25 _______ _,
rent but a sea wall would
deflect the force of wave s.
When asked is he would
sell hi s house, he said,
"Sure -for $70,000." He
wou ldn't come down a bit
from that because he said
he would hate the kind of a
person who miaht try to take
advantaae of a disastrous
situation.
8005TERS SELL HATS
Boostet hats and seat
cushions will be sold by
membets of the Cotona del
Mar Hi&h School Boosters'
Club at school open hou se
toniatn, Thursday, Oct. 12.
Boas tina a membership or
mote than 200, Boostets
have their own rootins sec-
tion at all events £01 the
first time, according to
8/8
Baycrest Area
---·
-SITUATED OH TEH ACRES
SPACIOUS 1 & 2 IEDRM. APARTMENTS
Furn. & Unfurn. From SUO e PnvatP Pat1os e fireplace.c;
e POOLS e IR Holt' Puttins: \rr('rn e Re~ulat10n Tl'nnl$-
• Separat~ f'am•l .'· Scct1nn
e Ac1J. to &hools & Pla:o;~trnunrt
900 s... lane, CdM
McAr•hur nur Co11st Hwv . F .. hion Island
CORONA DEL MAR 17t<l 67l-3445
see
l
~E.rORT HARIIOR ENIIGII liiURSOAY , OCT . 12, 1961
AMT S£CT1011 --P!•II!..!5 ___ ~CO~ROII~AJiO!eEL!,.!~~A'.!!R • ...JC<!!AJ,JU~F.
I Estate
MAlT LA h*
IF BEING ENVIED
EMBARRASS YOU
You c an s pend th e rest of your l ife e njoying thi s
LARGE FOUR BEDROOM PACESE'ITER PLAN
with spac ious ma ste r bedroom, dressin 2 area and
GARDEN BATH overl ooking patio. Stone fire·
place, DINING ROOM , built-in electric kitchen
including dishwasher. Conveniend y located to
SHOPPING, BANKIN G, THEATRE and SCHOOLS.
NO FINANCE PROBLEMS, SU BMIT ONLY 10%
DOWN . Priced riglu at onl y $31,500. ·l):>n't pass
up this bargain -CALL TODAY !!
OCEAN BREEZES
Sittin g pretty on the crest of NEWPORT I-I EIGHTS
is this spacious three bedroom and den plu s large
family room wi th we t bar and bri ck barbec ue.
Large master bedroom 'ol.ith s liding glass door to
rear yard. IX baths, ·DINING HOOM, and eating
area in kitchen. Built·in range and oven, ove,...
sized double garage with vented dark room o ff
paved all ey .. Room to s tore trai ler or boat . FULL
PRI CE ONLY S32,500 WOW"
MATT LA BORDE, Realtor
"}'ou'Jl Lifce Our Friendly Servi ce"
220 E. 17th St. (Phone 6~555) Coato Meso
(Locoted in E. 17th St. Shoppiftl Center)
Evenings Call 646--.(579 or 646-1050
TWO BEAUTIFUL
DUPLEXES
Corona del Mar
Over 1400 Sq. Ft. each op t. 3 Br. -2 Bath s
each. Kitchens completely built-in . Good in·
come. Act Now. See them. •
$57,900 EACH
• • •
Best Buy In Corona del Mar
2 units ••• Asking S36 ,500
!>OX Y. f'RJ\XKl.IX
I 3!~~;.::~.~.' Corona del Mar. California
Phont: 673-2222
OPEN SEVEN DA YS
Corona del Mar
Newport Btach
Balboa Island
Balboa
Costa Mesa
Lido Isle Co..-del Mar
CHANNEL REEF -APART~
SI'ECTACULAR VIEW-OCEAN tiiiCI lAY
Cl.ann,/ ~~~~l-Aparlmm/3
On Waterfront Near Newport Harbor Entrance
1525 Ouan Blvd., Corona del M.r, Calif.
AMPLE GUEST PARKING and IOAT SUI'S
Why Not Enjoy
'Ill• "Canclolllini~~m" Way . af Ufe
THE ADVANTAGES WILL SURPRISE YOU
You can purchase and get fee title -or lease if you prefer.
ALL ants. have WATERFRONT VlEW. All have two bedroorru
and two baths. -WlTH LARGE PATIO.
YOU .. E INVtTID TO IHSPECT OUR FURNISHED MODEL
Buy $59,500 and Up-lease $429 Montt.ly & Up
Phone 6 73· 1 788 for further infOfi!Wition
., ......
642-6il2
ovo. 6 73-3468
W. C..otHh ...
(,~!.~!!!~
• SEMPLE
llEAL ESTATE
SPECTACULAR VIEWS
2821 HAqBOR VIEW DR IVE, H.V. Hill s ... 4
bdnns ••• 2h baths ••• fm. rm. din. rm ••••
ONLY...... S54,995
1106 PESCAOOR, Dover Shores ... 4 bdrms ...
3 baths, din. rm. .POOL ... Man y, Man y
extros.
•••
2840 CAT ALPA, East Blulf ... lmmed. Occu-
pancy. 3 bdrm ... 3 baths ••. huge fam. rm •••
PRICED I?IGHT. . . $38,500
717 BELLIS , East Bluff ... Anot her top quoli ty
E. B. Home ... 4 bdrms, PLUS ...
JUST REDUCED to ' S42,500 •••
ALSO : LUXURIOUS 2 bdrm , din . rm. POOL
and lana i, OCEAN VIEW chonn e r. Fee simple
land ... Corona de l Mar S55,000 ~~TS ~ SEMPLE REAL ESTATE 675-210 1
2515 E. Coost Hwy., Corona del Mor xchange ~~~~~~~~
Want: WANTED
Vacant residential
\li ew lot, Corona
del Mar, Leose-
l,old o.k.
Have:
Moonri dge comme,...
ciol lot and res i•
dentiol lot wi m
fabulou s view of
slo:i li ft and lake,
pl us cosh.
Chesh ire Real Estate
675-2503 anytim e
Ph ... e i" Your Order
fer e S.ltscriptiet~:
Coli 673.0550
WANT : 6 unit Co sta Meso apartment, HAVE 3 unit to
exch ange, near 19th & Harbor,
WANT: T ru st Deeds or vacant loh. HAVE commercial
comer at busy intersection near Redlands.
WANT : For what h ove you? HAVE 110 acres in Ariz.
zona, 30 miles from Havasu (ity,
WANT : Oronge County ocreoge to S300,000.QO. HAVE
famou s So. Cali f. resort,
WANT : Waterfront home, HAV E 33 acres n.ar o State
Un i 11ersi ty .
ARE YOU MI SSING THE BOAT ON YOUR PROPERTY
BY HOLDING OU T FOR MONEY' TH E WISE ONES
ARE TAK ING ADVANTAGE OF CONDITIONS BY
QU I ETLY EXCHANGING, THUS PYR AM IDING THE IR
ESTATES WH IL E SAVING H XES.
SerYin g Orange County Since 19 49
PHONE U2 -5111
JIM 'I'ALCOI Ill LAID ......
......
Now and then we
a home that really
"sends us"---this
does!
one Rere. in the Southland'! most desirable area you 'll fmd the answer to your drE"ams lu!'k·
built homes reach a new level of value. beauty. qul'lity and comfon . tn a locatton un.
equalled anywhere.
i ' llagcrrst
It is distinctive in its simplicity. Exclu-
sive floor plan . All rooms. ore spacious.
Brick fireplace in both livin g room and
family room. The fabric li ned shutters in
the FORMAL dining room lend privacy.
All 3 bedrooms are twin· bed size, three
beauli lui baths. HARDWOOD FLOORS
THROUGHOUT. Pool si•o yard, wh ich is
not loosohold land (You OWN it)
Realistically pricocl at $62,750
675-3000 Evos. 548-8868
•• , ... eatb
REALTY,.C.
You'll rind a fine harbor area in tbe center of fascinating communities There ts a su perb
Aehool system crowned by the University of California's Irvine Campus just moments away
from Harbor View Hills. Come inapect this remarkable dtvelopment todl)'. If you bf.lieve
life is to be lived at iLl best ... Harbor View Hills is tht place for you.
s33. 900 .. s43 500
Directions: MacArthur ll>d.
rrom either Paci1it COMl
Hwy, cw tile No..,.n ,..., .
Tum 011 Su J--IIliis
Rd., lbetl follow lips lo
mcwt-ot e.-..
M4-1U1
HOMES
HOMES WITH A
FORE VER VIEW
From $59,950
In DOVER SHORES
Two Furni s h e d Mod el s
181 2 Santiago Dr., Newport Be ach
646-6926
IVAN WIW • SONS INC.
IUILDIU a D1V1L.0N1ta
1•2»&
Callrilt llc•se granted
11M Nftpaot .. oclo CIIJ -lloo ftomo Ia •-to aot C•••• .w• ... , ,._ •• • u~ ... ·
Nlo ol loh• o Mood&J Tho Couacii •Uitod lllo ....... .. ar .... ODQoo lice•••· but la.abacted lbe
...... cMeJhaa food tNc\ atalt to keep • aye on the
Uo.ae. · ahaalion and report back ln
Couaci...., Bob9helloll OX• 90 ciayo.
pNoood •• Couocll poo l don loiR$. lolllll ILAKESLIY bJ ooaoa lbt llle city dooo OP COM DIU AT 12
GOt act ~· a referee tn Mra. ~eM. Blakeal y 12 batiiMII dilputet, 0 . 0 • •
L P '-_. e~-•-43 Beaorua Avo •• · Corona ynn ar .. er VI ~~ la rvoll del Mat d ' d Th ·•· had aaked for the eaterina . • •e . ur-y.
lieenae Ill tho Sept •. 25 Oet. S, at P~k Lulo Coa•
Council meetina. John Manoa valcacent Hoap~tal .
Jr. ·of Coffee Kina Cetenn Sbe ~aa bom . June 2~.
protoated the application l&U, 1n ~arya.VIIIo. Mo •• . . • came 10 C ahfonua 60 yeua
ll'ld lbe docu•on wu ~e· aao and ' to Oranae County
!ayed . for . 2 week a pend1n1 20 yean aao •.
IDY~al.iptioa. Survivon are Iter dauahter,
Miaa Parker IO_Id the LAi a Mauaon; 4 arand·
Council t.blday evonlnJ that children and S areat-srand-
the char,., that ahe had h.ldr dud 1 e ren. ea&efte. 10 e. Ole .~P a Servi ces were held Satur-eona~;Nction project .. were day, Oc L 7, at Baltz
de~n.ltely not ~e.· She Olapel, Coront del Mar.
1a1d abe had recerved oral lnlerment was at Pacifi c
pemi.uion to aolicit cut· View Memorial Park.
Sign law review asked
A new look at the clt)''l Counci lman De• Cook
sip law wat asked by Jaek u i d he would Ute &o tee aa
Bunett. manaaer of the adju111'Mnl in &he tir;n code
Newport Halbor Chamber of to allow a biaaer alp •
Coamerce, ahu &he Newport .. A 3S.aquare.f'oot t lan h
Beacb City Cound l tumed nol • reuonable sip, .. he
dowo' a requeat for an ad· nid • .""'~~~~o"re. aet~na•im.,e
cltiOI\al lip In the w,.t. ur bema ~ti~aane u. Ma~
clift Dr.· butineu area be th e nu stake was made rn
Monday evenina. · zonina thi a atoa c-1'1-H. h
Tho Council was con· is the improper zQn ina chat
t iderina the appeal of Ted it creatina the hudt hip."
Von Hemort (ntoriou, 1727 Mr. ·Ba~eu tpoke up from
Westclift Dr. · from a Plan-tho au(hence : u.we helped
nina Commis;ion deni al or a draft the sian ordin_ancc, a?d
uae pennil for a 35-square· we spent a la na lime on 1 L
toot pole sian. I ask lha t you take another
Barry Von Hemert, repro--look at the ordinance and
aontina hit father's firm . "':ina it up to date. I aaree
told lhe Council that lhe 60· With Mr. Von Hemert that
foot aetbact makes it dif· there is no foot tratric in
ficuh for driver• on Wes t.. this bu ai ne u area, and that
cliff Or. ·to see lhe existina they have lO depend on car
aian on the facia or the traffi c.••
a lOre , "The •ian ordinance should
Ted Von Hemcrt alt o t poke, be ti&htened up consider·
aayina. "Since the an a is ably,"" said CoW\cilman
zoned for buaineu. certain ly Pauons. "My pet peeve is
u c eptions should be made. the service station situation.
M£11'01fr HAIIIIlR EIIIGII
Am SECTIOII --P ... I
new
12, "" CALl,.
FASHIQN."l--
20!,
OCT. 12 • 13th , 14tlo OHLY
COMIIH AIID GIT ACQUAINTED
SPECIALIZING
HIGH FASHION
COSTUMES
••oNE OF A KINO'•
tomen. and had ceased her
eaterina ac ti vitie• in lhe LAU"A HOLCOMB DIES Pellr SlteltH We ue now raced wi th con· I have s een as many u 7
t iderable more competion,"' di fferen t sians in a station.""'
referrina w the recent open-The vote to uphold the
ina of Pat hi on Is l an d. P lannina Convniuion denial
cityoo ...... ohe waa told Laura Holcomb. 37, or 555 D .. . her dream to otop.. Bernard SL. Cool& Meoa, a nc I ng Is
Police ,SaL ·Thompl on re· died Saturday, Oe L 7, at
ported that aeeuutions Hoaa Hospi tal. She was born
aaaint t Mitt Puker had not Januuy 19, 18!0, in Penn·
been proved. Au it tant City sylvaniL · Private services
Attorney Tbomu Woodruff were held Monday, Oc t. ·9,
u i d flat li cense application at Bell Broadway Chapel.
procedure had been complied lntennen t was a t Pacifi c
wi th. He added ch a t cateren View Memorial Park.
s ervina private finns do not A brother, Dean Holcomb
need !etten or pcnni u ion o f Costa Mesa survives her.
Her dream of dancin& with
the New York Ci ty Ball e t
Company is comin1 closer
for Polly Shelton, who is
now studyina at the School
o f American Ballet in New
York on a Ford Foundation
Scholat ship.
CORONA DEL MAR'S NEWEST SALON
Polly, who is on ly 16, is
the dauahtcr of Newpolt
Beach Counci !man and Mrs .
Robert Shelton, 2908 Ocean
Blvd., Cotona del Mar. She
has been studyin& ballet
ever since she was 8. And
followin a in her motheJ's
ballet slippers, she first
studied with Madame Li la
Zali as her mother did off
and on for 10 yeats. Madame
Zali is the founder and
dirCctor of the Laauna
Beach Civic Ballet.
RUSS
OP!N 9 A.M. 10 5 P,M,
MON. THRU SAT,
WED., THURS,, ,AI,
UNTIL 7 P.M.
Mir:/iru/ l'ollu, M••·
fo,...erly of £/uab<!lll Ar<kn
San Fr,..cosco
THOMPSON
HAIR STYLIST
PltoM (71.) mall
35e Cout mp..y -eo.-tW W., Odd '*
Last sprins Polly left
Corona del MaJ Hich School
to join the Ballet or Los
Anaeles. She went to New
York rot S weeks dufina the
summer and was th en asked
to return rot a full year's
1-2-5-6
BONDS -OCT. 24
PUBLIC NOTICE
TUSTIN OFFICE SUPPLY
Santa
1636 E.
Ana
Edinger
547-9376
Closes Its Doors
FOREVER
$12,000 Inventory To Be Sold
AI NEAR COST or BELOW
• • • • • • • •
STATIONERY
OFFICE SUPPLIES & EQUIP .
ACCOUNTING FORMS
LEGAL FORMS
COMMERCIAL FORMS
FILES
PENS PENCILS, ETC.
DESK SETS
• • •
FURNITURE & FIXTURES
FOR SAL£ • •
LAST
SATURDAY,
•
DAY
0 CT. 14
study, beainnina in Septem-
ber. DEAN'S DOLL HOUSE
Since Polly is dancin&
4Y: hours a day, she has 2
hours to attend the Profu·
sional Children's School in
New York.
Plannina director Ernes t of the use penni t was 6 to
Mayor Jr. reported that the 0. Mr. Cook said he waa
Plannina Commiuion had abstainina from votina to
ph · h. b 1· r dt 2400 W. COAST HIWAY NEWPOIIIIIEACH re)·e clod the Ute ~nno·l re• em aSIZC IS e le at IHIOT ·· :~~~~~~--~~~~--~~N~N;•;wroo;;;•;ART~;c;;"";,..~;-;;A;c;"';o;aa;;•;OOM;;;ITU~~·;•.;~;_~ quest for the followi na the is
"She takes 3 academic
classes a day, in history,
En alish and French, Mu.
Shelton said.
FORIIIER FIRE CHIEF
CLARK CALHOUN DIES
An extended illness end·
ed in death Thursday, QcL
S, for Clark Calhoun, ronner
ri re chief or Fairvi ew State
Hospital, at his home, 2139
National Ave., Costa Men.
Mr . Calhoun retired in
1964 because of illness. He
was born April S, 1904, in
Iowa. He was a veteran of
World War II.
\1asonic runeral servic es
were held Tuesday, Oc t. 9,
at Bell Broadway. Interment
was at Pacific View Memot·
i al Pallc
re asons : '' Reluati on of
sian ordi nance provisions,
particularly in thi s a rea,
would repre sen t a rearet·
table mistake; lh e area is
presently free from an ex·
ceuive quantity or non·
appurtenant sians; additional
Si J nin& of the type requested
could s tart a trend that
would des troy much of the
chann and appea'rance or
the area,'·'
Counci !man Lind sley Par·
sons comm ented, ''I shudder
to think what the area wou ld
look like if all could have
exu a siJns.''
"And they will if we don't
stop this on e," said Mayor
Paul Gruber.
HOIARO KUIL Y OF
COSTA liEU DIES
Arter a lenathy illness,
Howa1d L. Kubly or JSJ E.
ISABEL ATKINSON OF 21st SL, Coua Mesa, d;od
CLIFF HAYEN DIES Sunday. Oct. B. at tho c ;ty
"Love or Child1en" was of Hope.
lhe t.beme or the memo1ial He was a ti1e salesman
speech ai ven by Dt. Charles ror 30 )'CatS with Coast
Oietenfield of Sl. Andrew 's General Ti1e. He was born
Pteabyterian Chutch for in Pennsylvania and came
h-.be l Atkin aon, 231 Kinas to Calirotnia in 1905. He ia
Place, Clirf Haven, wh o survived by his wife, Ruth.
died Sunday, Oct. 8, at G1aveaide services we re
Ho aa Hospital. held Oct. II at Pacific
\ln. Atkinson was known View ~·1emmial Park with
as "Nanna" to many frrn-the Rev. Herbert Johnson
ilies as she helped take c are of the First Methodist
or a g1eat many children in 'c hurch o r Coua Mesa orri-
the Harbo1 a1ea. ciatins.
Servi ces were held Tues-DAVID HAHSOI-I OF
day, Oct. 10, at Bell Broad--CORONA DEL MAR QtES
way Chapel. In tennent was Arter an illneu of several
at Harbor Rest \lemorial months, David thn son, 315
Palk. Larkspur Ave ., Corona del
SON COMING FROM Mar, died Sawrday, Oct. 7,
VIETNAM FOR FUHERAL at Hoaa Hospital. He was
\llhen Harold Hixon o f the _.an employee of All-American
U. S. Navy nics home from Marke t, now , Albe1tson's
Vietnam, fune ral services Market, for the past 10
wi II be held for his father, yean.
In a
hurry
eat at
LEO'S
GeorseHixon, 2044National He is survived by his
SL , Co sta ~le n, who di ed wire, Flo1ence; 2 dau&h teu,
Monday, OcL 9, at Hoaa Jet Lankford of Sepulveda
Hospital. and Joy Leland o f Reno; a
Georae Hixon, who was sister, Lois Stewart of
born Dec. 7, 1119, in Penn· Costa Men, and 2 arand-
GLOBE A· I SPAGHETTI2/39~
1 Ll. rKG.
sylvania, was a veteran or children.
World War II . II < wao a II liS. DELLA IIU.fE
machinist ror J. c. Carter liES II IASIIIIGTOI
Co. and had lived in Costa Dell a Elizabeth White of ITIIIIATII
Mesa for 7 )"ears. 1401 Superiot, West Newport
Be is survi ved by his Hei ahts, died Friday, OcL
wife, Marion; 4 sons, _GeorJ e 6, in Oak Harbor, Wash .~~~~~I~~ or Tucson, Mark and Scott She was a native of Colo--
of the home, and Harold; S rado SprinJS, Colo.
dauJh ters, \1n. Georaette Setvices were held OcL WfLot"S
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MIKE CROSBY DIES CASTING FOR PLAY 1 Ll. BAG, lA. AT AGE OF 21\ MOHTH5
Li ttle Michae l S. Crosby,
after 2Y.t months of li fe, died
Oct. 10 at the Children's
Hospital in Oran,e. Michae.J
wu bom J uly 31 in Ne wport
Beach .
Survivon are his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. ·Harold Crosby
oC 263 Broadway SL, Costa
Me aL
Graveside s ervices were
held Wednuday, OcL 11, at
the Good Shepherd Cemetery,
Hun tinalon Beach.
JDaiiY THEn LOSS II SET ·AT lli,UI
On their rctwn &o &heir
Balboa Bay Club apartment
Suaday DiJht,. ()(L I, from
a fithiDI Uip, MJ. Md Mia.
RoMrt Lonpe disco•ered
tbe tbdt of j ewelry .,.lued .. ~~
Caatina for "'The F irst
Thonk oaivina," the otory or t~N~A:Iii$CO~~ot~iiP~$~AH;O;Y~.~-~·f43fi;P~K;. ;~J.O:~~~~~~~~~ ftc u citina Maynower Paa·
tenaers, to be produced Fri•
day, Nov. 24, ll'ld Saturday, MANNING~ BE w Nov. 25. 11 Oronae Coaot I~ t r
Colleae auditorium, will be
held Saturday morni na. OeL
IS. at 10 a.m. at lhe Chil·
drea'1 Theater Ouild heacl-
quartcra at 1518 fNewpon
Bl•d., Coata Mesa. Another
catLinJ teuion will be
'' 7 p.m. OcL 11.
..SNIP 'M STITCH ..
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VIENNA ORCHESTRA TO PLAY
'Be 0111111 Coanty Ptlit. I:JO p.M. Priday, OcL %7, I 'ncle&a lor llle urlet, at
hu.oaio Society will iD--ia UO c-p.a, Hall. 111.00, •• • eele at ._,
Uodau itt 1967~ au.,._ Tbe piOifMI will iacl~MM Or• .. C.O.tr PIU•-..ie
tcliption .. riea ot 7 coo-ly111pboey No. 6 b, IAuMat; on'ice, 201 W. Coatl Hwy.,
cent wid. lbe .P,euaace Tod uad Verkl.,..a (D .. * Newport Beach. Sinale
of &t.e Vi.-na lympboay Md Trllltlip.saliJIIt), a., tiobu, if available, u,
Ou:heeua. uadet ~ciOI RiQud SU•••• W a,.-I),,., .U tiUdeat &ickeU
Wolf.-a Sawalliacla, at ,.._,No.1.., .. ao.-. Md Weacher teat• for the
SISTER MARGARET CLARE, of the education de-
partment of Mount St. Mary's College, will address a
parents' group Thursday, OcL 1q, in the fiesta room
of the Bluffs administration building. Her topic will
be "Fantasy and Fun -Children's Literature." She
is shown here with 2 Newport Beach students, Louise
Scherer, center, In secretarial science at the Doheny
campus, and Elizabeth Cox, 2nd year nursing student
at the main campus in Brentwood. The Oct. 19 meet ..
ing is part of the speakers program conducted by the
college.
Ol*liJII CODCIIl ue ... 75.
ne Vi.,..a'Sympbony waa
to.dM ia 1900. Wolfa-a
lawaltiadl lint .,,.,od
widl •• orc:hcaua in 1~.
Ill 1960, at che aae of 37, he
waa -ctpointed petmancnt
co.ductot.
Coalpletiaa lbe ae:tiea of
7 concerti will be .S played
"' lhe Loa Anaelu Phil ..
b111110aic Otche~ua. 3 of
wllidt will be ..,.dueled by
Zubin Mehta, music direc10c;
orse by Lawrence Potter,
auiatant coadDc&or, 111d
one by Andre Previa,
duc:tot of the HouaiOn S.n,.l
pllooy. Soloitta will include
Tony Spivakouky, violin-
ill, md Mutha Araerich,
youna Aracntine piaoi•L
The Hel•inki Philharmonic
Orchuua will m&lr.e a aunt
appeumce, directed by
Jorma Panula, rDJollic direc-
tor . Al:te Noru, you.na
Finnish celliJt, will be
aunt toloiJL
PLAII -!COMING
Sub-c:onniuee leaden for
the OcL 28 USC homecornina
include Jacqueline Combet-
fOid (Mra. Arthul) Oly, 4601
Roabury Rd ., Caneo Shores,
in c:huae of re&iltr•tion .,d
boate11e1. HiJb,liaht of th{
day will be the USC·OieiOfl
1ame in the Coli 1eum.
HARIOI VIEW PFO CO.DUCTIIIG DRIVE
Harbor View PFO is ob--
servina thi s week as ~n
rollment week for its mem·
bership. Each classroom is
compe tma for IOO'k member-
ship awatds and an exua
prize for the fiut IOO'k . A
race car s peedway po ster
in the cafetorium displays
race cars representina each
room as they move toward
the che c kerboard flaa aoal,
Thanks from the
Funds from the membership
drive will be used to supple·
ment new enrichment pr~
arams and to purchase
books and reference mater-
ials.
HYDRANT TE$TING MAY
CAUSI DIRTY WATER
Fire Chief Jan Btisc:oc
annouticu that fire hydrants
in the Corona de I Mar are,a
are beina tested durina
October and November,
"Thil will cauu dirty or
fUlly water at time1," he
wam1. '"Housewive1 are
.advi Jed to eheclt the c:on-
dition of lhe watct before
I WIJh,n
A Marine Co1p1 officer
(rom lhe 4th Ma1ine Divi1ion
in Houston, Te1.a1, hn
written a letter of appre·
ciation for the cou1te1y
accorded &o his staff mem-
bers by the Newport Beaeh
police. He1e i• hi• letter:
On the niaht of July 30,
1967, while on two weelu
active duty 1wnmer uainina
with the United StateJ Mar-
ine Cmpl RueJVe, tht:ee
of my officeu visited your
police Jt.ation to obtain lbe
1eleue of one of the man-
ben of my Retene UniL
it wa1, u you c:a im'liae,
"" ~~~~~-·····--.. .., have one of my men involved
in criminal actions in yow
c;i ty.
••However thi1 lettel i1
written to inform you that
the police office11 1nd I•
dies on duty that nisht
were uuemely c:ourteou1
.,d molt cooperative. One
of the offic:eu vi1itina your
i• a attomey
plan your tripa or parties in uniqeu I lyle!
for in/CNnttJiitm and rr•ruatiom coU
"thr mo.t uniqur bank in thr world"
NIEWPOIIT NATIONAL a.ANK ••• M2-Sill
1967SOFA
DECORATOR Select Solo•
-Wide Choice of fabric:s
to select from . , .
Priced at
'299
.,.,
U..OSE OUT OF IUITA&E
in Ten• •d he relate•
that never has he been
Ueatod. with such courtesy,
cooperation •d efficiency.
The ladiu in lhe reooJd
divi1ioa eA9Iained e.tactly
md preci1ely what mull be
done and there wa1 no del.ay
wi.lh paperwork nor .,Y in-
diffeJeoce to lhe pur!)OJe of
lhe vi1it by my officers. The
lieutcnlnt on duty, the JeJ·
aeant aad the pauolman
were uucmely cooperative·
.. ct ploC:eJJed OUI man cut
of jail in the shortut poa-
Ji~le time. • ln lbe paat. wh~ I have
---··• c.&ifosaia .. _.
met UaialnJ. I bave not
visited your city; however,
alteJ the .cry pleatlnt u-
peJienee in your city with
your police deparlment. I
intend 10 vi1it your city
next yell and to become
better acquainted with wb&t
n'IUil be a ve1y fine comnnuto'
ity aa repruented by the
policemen of your city.
"Aaain, thMit you for the
ltindne u shown to u 1 by
yow police deparlmenL"
Tbe letter, 1cnt 10 the
nfayor. waa Jipcd by H. W.
Hardy, lit Battalion. 23rd
Maline a. 4th Marine Divi 1ion,
Houlton.
PLE~ES SORORITY
JOU> Wellbaurn. 2142
lria Pl •• Co1ta Meta, baa
plcdaed Zeta Tau Alpba at
California State Colleae at
Beac:b.
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'O,.. -""-& M ·-MHlOII DISIIiNIIS
COSTA lo4lSA, CALl'. .-c71 .-c7t
J954 CALIFORNIA CE NT URIONS were orga ni'zed in 1954 as a
special support group for Hoag Hospital. Membersh ip was
based on a $100 annua l donation for the hospital. The first board of
directors of the Centurions included: Seated from left, Vice-Presi·
dent Car l Hanna, Or. G. Norman Pease, Dean Bradford, President
O.W. {Dick) Richard, Harry Welch, Or. Harry Sti ckler, Harvey $0*
me rs , WilliamS. Holstein and Or. Sa l vatore R:. Monaco; standing,
fr om left, Sec retary William O'Bryon, John T. 8oyd Jr. and George
Hoag tl. (Qoo Bush photo from the Feb. 11 , 1q54 , issue of the En-
si~.l
J955 THE CAST of "The Bedraggled Dragon,"
1962 "VERY GOOD CONFORMATION" was th e verd ict of the judges In
the 1%2 sandcastle contest of the Newpo rt Harbor Chamber of
Commerce at the Corona de l Mar beach. Th is entry of Bea's Fash ion Nook
of Corona del Mar, with Kay Fencel as mermaid, was j udged to be the
"best non-conforming castle." (k::nslgn photo from Nov. 22, 1%2.)
wh\ch wu presented *'cb 4 wui !t, 1 ... •
Harbor Vi ew School in Harbor Vi ew Hills, inc lu ded,
left to right, Jamie Wilder, Ta mia Hope and Sandy
Godwin. The ch il dren's otay wa s written and directed
by Marthe lla Randa ll of Corona del Mar. (Photo by
Ho ward Folsom from the March 3, 11~55, issue of the
Ensign.)
19$4. SOLOISTS for Theodore DuBois' "Seven Last
Words of Chri st ," which was sun g on Palm
Sunday in 1q54 at Christ Church by the Sea in Ce ntral
Newport, included Lesli e Frei tag of Costa Me sa,
soprano, and Howard Fo l som of Corona del Mar,
baritone. (Photo by Don Burns from th e Apr i I 8, 1 q54,
Issue of the Ensign.)
1962 THERE WERE 1~ In the class when the Balboa Power SQuadron
Je gan its 1~2 piloting course . The cl ass was con ducted by these
Squo:~dron members, from l eft, Ken Lo9an, chairman of pi lotin9; Mrs.
Isabe l Pease, advanced piloting, and Mal Coston, lieutenant commander
of the Squ.dron. (Ensign photo from ltle i ssue of Jan. 18, 1%2.)
from the I UUI
NEW OFACERS '"d ins .. tllnt otflc~t wtft pictured atllle Wltltt, jiOIIor • .... ; llot-....,, socrtllfy, ... R1r Nlll-,
19541ns .. ltatlon ceotmonles of Seafaol"' Lod((t, 701,F,A.II., s.,loo -dolo; llock ,.,., -loft. JOSO!Ifl MtlstA, -1• ~~~
ol N~ Harllao,loeld at tfot Frldly Attemoon ct-se In Cos.. Re. AltwltJot. -;H.., HltiiJrol. juooloo s~ L•w A.
llosa: Front ""'• ,_ toft, Bosley, lns .. tllftt .,d ••lao doocon; lila -IMI; -.II fKQoo1N, ller;
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(Matlloew d:,). por; alllloluo..,.. oottlod Ia lila etor-11oou Wilt waat ·II ·-ap • lllo
Tllon .,. -lllluo ciMriJo ID ·lloo iool -•'"1 01111 ,..._ cr nor lloo -utun 01111 -" ol a,to'-
tat. 01111 --o .-nlo-to ..nil -. N-llolnlo, o1o 11111-. \loot Thou mullt ooot ooy, "I --t. oae a a o t lle r. A ,~ llmt1UMI tboa CUIIt Mtltrfp UN lowe of God. U cauee 1 haYe not thla. or haft DOt U.t." ~· Olllllllolo o '-IIIIo .,._t.-II ot lloo end of lloo ,_ befon thool Art lloou to pnpon the ,_? Art -"tcroll\loluoan_,. .• The.,.._t art at lloo bulnnlq. God hath....,_ to provldo onrthlnc? Art thoollloo _.
11 felellod t... 11oo -pnpon-. _,..... bot... thob hoot bqun. Hll vqor of _.., 10 aoucll oo lloo oo1t or
plbond t... -11oo clolnty YlaDda tlooqhto oro before oun, olld • ..., lloo """'! TIICMI -•t DOt 1111 -• o1 11oo oorol 1-t. "lly oxen olld ~ Rio ado, for He cloth not 001. "All condition, or lloou woaldot DOt -
foWnp an ldllod, -to the IUJII>Or. ' thlnp ore planned and .............. but of ouch o thine. Tho ,_t H_.,_
The reodl-of oYOrrthlnr on Gocl'o "Allthlnp oro ready." Jeouo. tho..,.,., himMlf hoo pooolded 11oo wholo ol lloo JNU"t la tbe &r~UJDtDt why men lhoukt aacrtftee. Ia alain, the founWn tor our f_.t, thou hut nothhll' tD do wfth the
....,. and portoto of Hio gnu: olld deollolnc lo filled with blood: the Holy poovlolon but to portoko of it. II lloou
that it the polDt upon which we will Spirit hu been riven, the word by which Jackeat, eome and take what thou laek·
dwell at thll time-the readineu ot we an to be in1trueted ts tn our banda, ut; the ..,_ter thy need the .,_ter
the teut of mercy II the reaaon why and the llrht which will illuminate that reaaoq why t~ou shouldat com• whM'e
• men should come to it at once. ucred page Ia promiled ua through the all thlnRS that thy need can poMibl)'
It it God'a habit to have all thinra Holy Ghoet. Things promit.ed ought to wRnt will be at once auppUed. It thou
ready, whether for ·His gue~t~ or Hia encouraee ua to come to Christ, but 'be 10 neecly t-hat thou haat nothlnl' pod
c:naturu. Yoll never diiJCover Him to thinp already given ought to be ir-at •II ubout thee, all thtnaR aN rudy.
be behindhand ln anything. When the reaistible attractions. All thinp are al-What Wt>lllcbt thou provide more when
ruata come, there ill-not a ~ramble to ready completed br the sacred Trinity God ,hM provl~ed aU thif!PT Soper~
pt the table arranlfe(t Ar.rl the food before we come to cry for mercy; this fluity or »t~';lllhtmess w?Uid 1t be if t~ou
prepared, but the Lor_d h1111 ~~'t·al fore-~hould make us very hopeful Rnd eAger w~rt ~? ~hmk of add1n8' to Hia all
thou8'ht, and eve~· httle pomt of de-rn our approaches to the Lord. Come, thmll's ; tt woulct be but a pruump.
tail is well arranged. "All thinp are ainner, come at once: this ought to en-tuoufi; competing with the provialonl of
ready." courage thee, since all that God hu to , the great King, And thia He will not
It was !ro in creation. He did not ere-do in thy ulvation is done before thou endure. All that thou wAntest;..-1 can
ate a flingle blade of graM upon the fuce hast a thought of Him or tumest one but repeat the words-between the
of the eArth until the Mil and the at-foot towards his abode. All welcome! gates of hell. where thou now Heat, and
m01phere had been prepared for it, and thinJtB are ready. Cor6e! the g:-tt(!~ of heaven, to whlch trraee
until the kindly sun had learned to look Thia also proves how ~elc~me those ~ill ,br_ing thee if thou . believe~t.-all
down upon the earth. Imagine vegeta-•are who come. If you are mvtted to see 1~ pro\'Uiect unct prepared m Jesus Christ
tion without a sun or witht.>ut the al-a friend, and when you reach the place And a ll things are ready, dwell on
ternation of day ~nd night. But the 1you find the door faat, and after knock-that word .... All thimrs are ready,
air was full of light, the firmament ing many . timea no one answers, for just in the exact condition that thou
upheld the cloud:5, and the dry land there ls no one at home, you reckon neede!'l t them to be, just in such eo~
hl\d appeAred from out of the sea, and , ~ha~ there is some mis~ake, or that the di :.ion r.s. s hKll be best for thF soul s
then all thin~ were ready for herb, mv1tation was not a smcere one. Even comfort ;~.nd enjoyment. All thmgs are
and plant, anct tree. No r did God pre-if your host should come to. the door reacty: nothing needs to be fur:ther mel-
pare one single creature that hath lift-, and admit you. but should ev1de ntly be lowetl or sweetened: everythmg ia ~t
ONE OF THE MOST widely discussed Books In pushed Jonah overboard because they believed nor fowl that flieth in the midst of embarrassed, for there is no meal pro-the best that eternal love can make 1t.
the Bible is Jonah. This ~s because it is diff i-that he had caused the tempest. A great fish {not heaven, nor fish that swimmeth the vided and he has made no arnngement"'-But notice the word ''now," "All seas, noT beast t hat moveth on the dr,: for your rest at night, you !!.oun detect thin~ are now ready"-just now, at
cult tor some to believe that a human being could a whale) scooped up Jonah, ", •• and Jonah was land, until He hRd prepared its habitat, it, and like a wise man you quickly move this moment. At feasts, you know. the
live inside a fish. Yet, there ls one giant crea-in the belly of the fish three days and three Rnd made ready ita appointed food .... nff "nmewhP.re e)RP.. for if you had been good housewife is often troubled if the
ture, the Rhinodon Typ icus shark, wh ich is known nights." Jonah earnestly prayed tor help and was As for Adam, when God came to make welcome, things 't1rould have bee_n pre-gue~t.s rnme late .... LeAve food at the
to hav! swallowed a man -but he was removed finally ejected by the fish on to dry land. The him as Hi~ la~t and noblest work of pared for you. But oh, poor Mul. 1f thou fire awhile. and it d~~ not seem to be
48 hours later, al ive! In Jonah 's experience, he power of prayer and belief knows no bounds. Com-creation, all thinp were ready. The gar-comest to God all things Are ready for "now r~ml\','-' but something more than
was instructed by God to go to the brutal city of bined, they can br in g about a solution to the most den was laid out and planted with all thine entertainment. . . . reru.ly, and even ~poiled. So doth the
Nineveh and wam the re sidents that ttle popu -kinda of trees, the fruits were ripe for One of these days it may be that you Great Househ(Jlder lay streaa upon this, difficult of conditions. Perhaps the answer his diet, and the flowers in bloo m for and I shall either be grown very old, or all thinR"ll are now read)•, therefore eome
lous was to be destroyed because of Its continu-won't be what you expect; but, it will be wtlat his delight. He did not come to an un-else disease will Jay hold upon us, and at once. He saith not that if thou wilt
lng sin. Instead, fearful Jonah took a ship in the God wants for you. furnished h~use, _but he entered upon we shall lie upon the sick hed watching tarry fnT another seven year~. all thlnp
opposite direction. Du ring a storm, the sailors a home wh1ch h1s Father . had m_ade and waiting for our MaJ~ter's cominff . will then be ready; God grant that long
. plea.aant anti agreeable for hts dwelhng. Then there shall suddenly appear a before that space of time thou mayest
P I d ·~ • 8 • bl t •c The world was fint fitted up, and then messenger from Him, who will bring have got beyond t he needs of peraua-a ne Scusslons On I e · Opl S the man w~o ~a~ to goyern that worl~ us the word , "All thinKs are_ ready, ~orne sion hy havinR become a tuter of the
wu placed m 1t. AJJ thmJs a~e ready, unto the s upper;" and clo~mg ou r eye~ fe1lgt; hut. He .-loth 88Y that they are
. h . . _ the Lor_d s~m:~ t.o ~y, Spnng u~: 0 on earth. we shall open them in heaven all reacty, just now. Just now, th~t your
IIIII fesseth ~at Jesus Chnat hu com~ 1_n ~aa a heavenly one. <;»ur holy Sav herb y1eldmg ~eed ; and then All and see what He has done who so sweet-heart ia so heavy and your mind ao care-Or. S~t~~~ll~l H . Suth~rland the ftesh 111 of God : And every ap1~1l 10~r wou_ld not contnbute to ant thing~ are ready,_ com!, forth, ye ~s ly said, "I go to prepare a place for you. le.!\s, that your spirit is 10 wandering, , b ~hat conf_easeth not th~t Jesus Chnst thmg wh1ch would harm any of Hts an~ hands of the fields! ; and then All and if I go to prepare &. place for you all things are ready now, thousrh you aml Dr. Clurl~s L. Fnll ~rg 111 com~~~ the ftes~ _1s not of. G~: creatures. thmgs. are. read~·. ~tand ;.?rth, 0 ma n, 1 will come again and receive you untc have never thought of these things be·
....... .._ aiOL.\IIOI'.OC.UTII and th1s IS the spmt of ~t1chnst ft ,,......._. l .l. _ "C Oti ,UU..e made m mmc own lmaJe. myself, that where T am there ye rna~ fore though your ains be u the stars
whereof ye have heard that 1t should ~· . ' 4" W . be also " f h, d J t bl Q • .....,., C.ut. -"WiuU doet it come · and even now already is it in ezpla.tn Mo.tthtw !8:1 rega.rch"g tle The fact that in the great gospel sup-. o ea\·en, an your :50~ rem es ~Jl.-"''n in tlt.e Bible whe?J it tdll "" the ~orld .. See what these individ· place aM time of U.e wordip mt tie peT all things are reAdy teaches us that To the sinner, then, do I address my-~e~ an t\\ofu~ ~?~~hrg of commg
tllat ,,.,. ore "'t to lt.a.vl' o11.ytling uals say about the incarnation of the ~nt da'j of tile wukr" Goct'a lhoul'hts co before men•a coatinp. self. Soul, dost thou desire eternal life ? JU d,.:-m.~nA, /~ th 8 • • ng~ are "to;'
rn do wttll apirit•'" ., __ d p · h Godh ad . . . "Come for all things are ready ·• Not 18 there within thy spirit a hungering rea y. l_l 1 ey are~ Y now •.. e . ~on enon m t e e . A.. The quest1on lS a httle hard to "If ' all th" .11 be · ad , and a thirsting after such thin .. 01 may argument 1:5, C(Jme now. Whde the Spartt ~ · t ··... .t•· -~"' ~ d d A to th t " th YOU /CODle, mp Wl re y, . I" d t "ll d th t . '" 101 A . . .. h ill re t'rK to ton.sumn~ """fT:TT un em an . s e une, e b t "th ~ -dy and tb f satisfy thY. spirit and make thee live mgers an s 1. o 8 nve W.I.Wl l'l • ~iuma anl. ~H.tlftA: THe Mc.SileD fi.· W"ldrllite, "--_ "Cowld tie ,.,m,.. JewiaJ u.bbath ha4 en~. It waa at e~me." G~ac~~s ~t,' and man~ ~~:-. forever!• ~-~hur"ken whUe. t~ ~ar.-w~le_,mercy 'a gatea .stillstand 'fl~e oo61
thtnrs thM:l Cod wants to conceal_ be-our Lord tur1'Ud from wattf' 114t~e: ~he start of a new day, at tbe dawn-best fo1lows its footsteps. Long before ter's aervant awes thee the tn\'l~t10n. t_hat Wh osoever w1ll may come,. while
long to ~1m. ·We. an: not to pry 'III~o 6tt.. u7t.fe:rmewtedr" mg of Sun~·~ o~ what .we refer to we ever thought of God, He thought of "Come, for all things are readr.' -all, life-and health and n:ason .st1ll are
areas wh1ch God has not revealed m . u the Chr1sllan 11 Lo_rd s Day .. T~e us; yea, before we had 1 being, and not some, but all . There is nothmg that sp~tre:l_ to you and the mml~tenng voice
His Word . Much that purports to be A. We do n~t beheve o~r Lord would da~ ~lected for spec::tfic ":orah1p a.s ~re time itself began, in the bosom of thou canst need between ht-re and he::w-that b1ds. thee rome can sbll be h~ard,
divine revelation comes from a de· h~ve any~hmg. to _do w_1th 1ennen t~ thl!! t1me _as a co~memoratlon of the tbe Eternal, there were thoughts of en but what is provided in J~~us C hns~. come now, come. a~ onc;e! Delay tS U
monic source. Test out whether these wme wh1ch IS mtOJ:Icating. That resurre~t 10n. Wh1le some people roe-love toward:~ those for whom the table in His person and in His work. All ,mn:a~onable as 1t 1!1 Wlckl"d, now that
thinga are of God because many which our Lord brought about wu fer to 1t as the sabbath that word of His mercy i:5 now spread. He had things ~re ready, life (or thy deaih. all thmgs are ready.
false propheta ha ve gone out into a miracle. No one can uy just u -technically has reference to Satur-planned and arranged everything in H is for~veness for thy sin1 cleansing for Reader. if you do not come to Christ,
the world. "Hereby know ye the actly what the constituency of the day. The Lord's Day is the first day august mind from of old, He had indeed thy filth, clothing for thy nakednes8, rou will pe ri~h . but ynu never will be
Spirit of God : Every spirit that con-beve rage actually was. The recipe of the week. foreknown and predes tinated all the joy for thy sorrow, strength for thy able to say you were not bidden.
MESSAGE
This is the 9th in • seri MI on Rf!ve"!eti on by the Rev. T im L. leHaye , pa!'ltor of Scoll \1emorial B•plisl Chu rch of S~n
Oieso, re pri nted from lhe Dihlicel Re!!leatch Mon thly. Th1s
i a~tellment concerns the letter to the Chntch et Smyrne.
The message t o the church of Smyrna is the small-
est of all His messages. However, one of the greatest
commendations to this church is the fact that He
does not condemn it. CHRIST's commendation high-
lights three characteristics of this church : tribula-
tion, poverty, and affliction.
A PetM:cuted Church
TO THE CHURCH OF SMYRNA
plishment. The father of Dr. George Truett, great
Preacher from Texas, was a poor farmer in North
Carolina. who would not for a moment trade places
with J ohn D. Rockefeller, Jr., wh06e son hu gone on
to national prominence, but at the same time has dis-
graced the principles of his father by his present
way of life.
This unseen wealth available to the child of GOD
is seen in the statement of the Apostle Paul in II
Corinthians 6:10: " ... Aa 80n'OVJ/ul, 11et alwaya re-
joicing ; a.s poor, yet ma.ki-n.g ma.ny rich; a.s lui.v1:n.g
Satan haa hia own religious faith. He also haa hia tenae persecution that would end this age under Oio-
churches, called "11J1114goguu of Satan." Any church cletian, 303-312 A.D.) The counsel of our WRO to
that preaches a ~pel other than the Gospel of JE· this dear church was very simply the same advice He
SUS CHRIST is a synagogue of Satan, regardless of gives the believers of every age when they fall into
what it ia called. Many 10-ealled .. Christian churches" tribulation, "fear not." The man that haa JESUS
today are like the Jews at Smyrna-not Christian at CHRIST has enough, regardles3 the intensity of his
all, and condemned by the SAVIOUR Himself because persecution! When grace is needed, grace is aupplied;
they preach a message other than the one laid down when eourage is needed, courage is supplied; for we
in the Word of GOD. In reality, they are of the syna-have the divine promise that our GOO is able to
gogue of Satan, and not the Church of JESUS ··.-upplv every need of your·s accor·dittg to ltis riches
"/ know thy works. and tribulati<m ... "This was a nothing, and 11et po!auaing a.U tlt.inga." The Apostle
persecuted church. Since the word "works" of verse Paul had not one thing in this world materially, but The two basic heresies that emanate from the syna-THE CHAWNGE Of CHIIST
CHRIST! TWO IASIC -SIES in glo'll in Christ J e8U8" (Phil. 4 : I 9).
nine does not appear in the best manuscripts, the he was able to impart riches and said of him.self, gogue of Satan in the name of Christianity were ap-Again the challenge of CHRIST comes to those
th f ·thf 1 k of parent before the end of the second century. In fact, h h emphasis is placed here, not on e a1 u wor s " ... Yet pos8e&aing aU things." Only the Christian w o ave the spiritual ears to "ht nr what the Spirit
this church, which no doubt were many, but upon is truly rich in those things that are important. Oh, they existed in the day in which CHRIST gave His saith to the churches," and it is a challenge to over-
the fact that they had undergone much persecution. that GOD's people in this 2oth century could realize message to the churches of Ephesus and Smyrna. come which, as we have already seen, is dependent
· "! " the principle our SAVIOUR is here setting forth to These heresies are first. a false doctrine of CHRIST; upon one's personal faith in JESUS CHRIST. "I know ... thy poverty (but thou art nc · · · second, mixing law and grace, which waa the work
They were poor and yet rich. In addition to the ph ysi-the church of Smyrna! Riches can never be provided of these Judaizen condemned by the SAVIOUR in ", · ·He that overcomtth shall not be lturl of flat
cal persecution. it' would seem that the church of by this world ! Our oneness with JESUS CHRIST verse lO. .eco-nd dea.th.." We have already seen in the via ion of
Smyrna went through a serious time of financial determines the realization of our wealth in thia the CHRIST of the churches in Revelation 1 :18 that
world. The further we are from hi-r--rdless of the Practically every false religious system and cult CHRIST holds in Ria hand the keys of hell and deeth. persecution. Smyrna was not only a trade city, it .... -e-coming out of Christianity. of which there are many, Th h "ld t G wa.a also a city of guilds, which closely regulated the balance of our bank account. the poorer we are. Chria-ed e c I o OD has CHRIST's personal promiae
craftsmen of the day much as unions do today. Be-tian, on this basis, how much are you worth! can be ~rae to one of \hese two false heresi~. Either, that he shall never be hurt by the second death, which they will be confused about the personal De1ty of our !• d-·n·bed 1·n R 1 1· 20 th t " h H d cause of the intense hatred for Christians, when a Future riches are aliSO involved in this promise of __ .-..~ LORD . • ......... eve a ton as e arne w en a ea
man took a stand for JESUS CHRIST, his shop wu our LORD. We will "rule and reign with Him a thou-bJ~ · aunestr?g ~hat though He waa a pod (the present abode of the unbelieving dead) and
boycotted, or his employment was severed, or some sand yean" in direct proportion to our faithfulneu ~a~ He_ ~as ~~t t;.~V1f'I1P-~~ ~~Nt~f GOD.!~'0 d~ath are cut into the Lake of Ffre. "Titi• i• tile atc·
means waa used to limit his economic opportunities. in Christian service. The LORD JESUS uid, ~"La.'N c'v athsm ess 1 e, 1 d~..Jaachrt .1c18
11 ~a ,hroee aly o"Jtddeath." (Rev. 20 :14). 1 l t · · .\ .. 0 1 Ch . ·• rom e grave, aseen cu p ystca y anto eaven, and
Those Christians who were rich in this world's goods ;." or ~our•e ~~ ~,:u 1! f eclVett. • n ~ promilea to one day return physically to this earth.' 0..... is Net c.......,. ef Ufe
went bankrupt. Consequently, the church enjoyed 1~ns are penni . l' "~' or eternity. ne Or, they will add to ulvation "by vac:e th.roulft One muat understand what the Bible meana by
few monetary assets. This was true not only of the SAid a~~r atten~•nr th~ tu.neral 0~. • weAlthy mer· faith" by aayinr that in addition to believinr on JE. death. It is the Bible's term for the C()fnplete ruin of
church of Smyrna, but aloo of the second and third chant, ~ou l'&n 1 toke It ..,th YOU! That ototement SUS, we lbould a!oo keep the Sabbath or oboerve man in the plan of GOD for hia life (whieh ia eter-
century churches. 11 not entirely true, for the Christ~~ because, .~rouP certain rita and eeremoniea. eaUna or not eatina nal). It seems that man will be forever aeparated
Someone hu ooid that the churcheo of the Cint the economy of . GC?,D, the. Chrilt.~ c:an oend it c:ertaln kinde of moot. etc. The church of the fint from GOD inotead of united with GOD u wu Hlo
three centuries were marked by material poverty and alon! ah~ of him, . by .laYinc up Cr~U~~ru ill Mo,. three centuriea, in.larp meuure, aucceu!ully with· intention. Th.e aeoond death ia that 1tate When men
spiritual powe-;. while the churches of our day are ~ea. In thts connection, 1~ would be IOOd to ~dJ'. the atooc1 th ... two inaidiOGI t.ehinp that are deceiv· who have died in unbelief are n.urrec:ted aud cut
marked by material wealth and spiritual weakneoo. Judpient of the bellewr 1 worloo ':" deoeribed In 1 In• m&IIY people today In one form of cult or another. alive Into an eternal otote of ~ration from GOD
Sad to u.y, thia foct...,.,. evident. Today Chrutiano Connth~ano 8:11-20, and our LORD • parable of the 1'111 -Of CltiiST in the P._ callecllloe "'Lake of Fir't!' (Rev. 20:15).
are cuned with material thinp that hove never been poundo '" Luke 19: ll-27. Tho CHRIST of the charchea cou-lee! the church Thlo oeeond death need never cauoe the child o1 GOD
eonducive to one'o spiritual development. Chriotiano ntl IYNAOOOUI Of SATAN ol 9mTrna olld tho Sm7rDa .,.. of the Clourch to two to toor, lor it will have no power over him. How
tivln• uoidor the heel of economic impoveriahment •-.....__._ f ••-·~· th'·-: "feor IIOIAIII(I," --• "H •.m•t"' WIIIO .uet•."· about )'OUt " ... 1-... t--....-r• -----" ahould pralM GOD that durl .. thia time He will 1.\q are,_.,-tAq arf ""'• hot.,. a, .. ._... .. ,_ ""' tu w.,. ,.,wA "'"an llbooot to,..,. If :rou hove never ..-ived CHRIST JESUS 11oe
.,..,. Ha-lf faithful and, if they ponnit Him, of Sata00:" ThlO WM an otfllct.wJ dlarch. Thio charch (ft" •. · .~ Tho LORD IEIIUS proollctod 1M oalferiq LORD, thta :rou will be hart bJ tho -deUII.
......, ~ ~rnc wUI,..ult. wu otnlcted bJ foloe t.c11ora who clalnMd to bo tha& ... w.-to 11o1o dlarch. Wltq u.-"11c Tho ....,. ....-utlon one ..,. take aplnot the -
" ... Bill "'" m n.• ... " Thlo fact hip!ipto o JOWl, bat ,.117 ...,.. not. Tho N.,. T..C• aat .WI-U.U le llboool to -_. •f -lilt. ,-, tMt p of the -death, or e1en1a1 _...uo. rr-GOb,
dlYIDo prillolplo lbat .._...n.o of one'a ec:oDOmie nlti011 of a J.,. io ,_ who lo dr<wudud "of lAo -H !f'W; -,. IMII ._. ~ lfll lo a ...-I -In lloo LORD JESUS CIIRJST. If
otata, 11 ho ._. IIISUS CHJIIST he io -"117-U.rt, iot lAo s,trit M loo 1M lofUr" (llwL l:lt) .. ..,. .. ,• Theaa ta ..,_an .......... b)'-81-JOU ha"-JIM :rour -In Hlw,-I laaplan
111 IIIIo Hfe ... Ia 1M Ufe to -IliaD)' who are • ll ia ,._ ~t to ~ .... ~ tho t8ach-bJe teo ..... t.o bo 1M te poriodo ol ....-u-,.. '"110 do 10 ......_,,willie thoro io Jot tlaa Tho Won
JIOIII' • 1M JWONitlll "charch __., an rich Ia taP of the WanL Sebm ... of 1M llout 110 OOD, fend to Ia IIIIo .nlcle ..... 1M ~eod!q -a-of GOD llllla -. "Btlifto • [lnlt •••If to] 4a
thllllfe 18 1M tid 111 tha& -......... ba7-JOJ>, .ot the ......._ to a .,..crtbod M of "loo. lo ,__._ of tlllo ..... (Howe1w, -lllllle '-"41-C.not, ellll,... aW H _ _. ... • (Alia
Jl' Mn+'ra. 1 'Jr .. m', and oteraaJ -.Hio...U.f•-. .... lelltlllo,.,_IIOU.IIol._,_..oflfl. 11:11), (Toho..,tlrollilll)
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Zontians going to conference NEIII'ORT HARBOR Ell i GN
S£00ND SECTION --3
lltURSDA Y, OCT. 12. 19&7
OOIDIA 0€1. -:AUF,
Mcmbeu of the Zonta
Club of Newport H81bor
will be au cndina the annual
conference or Zonta Inter·
national District IX , in
Santa Roaa, on Oct. ll, 14
and IS.
Mn .
Zonta
Georae P. Zebal,
president, will be
the deleaatc. and Mrs. Mal·
colm Anaell, Zonta first
¥ice-president, will be the
alternate.
Members havina reser-
vations to ao northward are
Mmu. Waldemar Acker.
Robeu L. Bacon, Joseph
Hamblet, Carleton Mears,
Fred Peth, Jack Reinert.
Virainia Luther, Clara
Spauldina and Miu Bermcc
Vestal. The Grandest
Mall of All • IS. • •
WHITE SHRINE TO
HOLD INITIATION
The Newport Uarbot" Zont-
ians plan to w~ar their
famous Newport liarbof
dre ues durina the Saturday
brealcfut. The dreues were
the visible notice at last
year's Di s nicr cnnference
at the Newpor1er Inn !hat
the loca l club y,•as htiSteu.
On Friday evenina at the
banquet, a ll Zonta pres·
ideniS of Di str1 CI IX will
wear s pe c 1al hat s wh1 ch
represent the classif1cat1on5
they hold m z~•nta Inter·
national.
ALL INDOORS and
seventy -two degrees
constantly!
to the Oi strict Newport
IX conference in Santo Rosa include, Harbor lonto Club and Zonto Mort Co·
from leh , Winifred Bacon, wtlo was dis-chairman, and Pot Zebol, this year's
trict conference chairman lost year when president of the local club. (Ensign
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AGES 2 THRU 5
7 A.M. TO 12 MIDNIGHT
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PRESENTS
June Rude ll
wWr Jud Dt Naul on basr
Jack Reidling on piano.
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Initiation ceremonies will
be conducted by oHi cers of
Golden Harbor White Shrine
of Jerusalem at 7 :30 p.m.
today, Oct . 12, in the New·
port Beach Masoni c Temple.
Mrs. Gilbert Seal is worthy
hiah priestess and Mr . Seal
is' watchman of Shepherds.
Mrs. Kennel.h N. Johnson
will be in charae of re-
freshments .
A pot luck dinner is
planned for Saturday, Oct.
21, at 6 :30 p.m. in the
Masonic Temple. Rolls,
buner and beveraae wi II
• Luncheon .1nd Di nne r Mr. ond Mn. Michoel Roberts. (Sittger photo,)
RAY FIELDS, Jeweler
Neuter Watchmaker
:-;AME BRAXU \\'AITUES
DIAMOSilS • JtWELRr • GJF""N
., W. Ifill St.. C.ta N-.a • Liberty 1 ·11411
Patricia Porth weds
Michael J. Rober~s
FINE FURNITijRE -DEa>RA TING SERVICE
Aaaziaalr ... ir co•r• le•• _whea
Fot the second time in a
few mon ths the James W.
Po rths of 532 De Anza Or.,
Corona Highlands, had a
wedding in thei1 family. At
3 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 23,
theit dau&hter, t-.·tiss Pauicia
Porth, was married to Mich-
ael J. Robens of San Ftan-
cisco at the Cmona del \-fat
Community Church , with Dr.
Philip .\-tu rtay offi ciating. you plan The .l•l•der way!
341 Bay aide, Ntnrport s .. cb -· 673·1620
The double ting ceremony
was performed in the Chan-
cel of the Chu rch with only
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646-5019
IIIJUU·IIM·
1712 NEWPORT BLVD.
COSTA MESA
members of the wedding
party and the immediate
families present.
The bude, who was aiven
in man iage by her falher
and mothe1 , wote a nom
len ath princess style gown
o f uaditional white. With it
she chose a white lace
mantilla brou&h.tftom \texico
by ~Irs. Beverley Schneidet
of Dana Point, who se1ved
as matton o f honor. It was
fastened to a jeweled Span·
ish comb, an heirloom be-
\onaing lO Mrs. Schneide1 's
mother.
The bride's bouquet was a
noseaay of stephanoti s,
lily-of·the-valley and tiny
yellow toses centered by
otchids. The yellow shade
was also worn by the mauon
of honor. She cauied a nose·
aay of white carnations.
John Roberts, the &lOom's
brother from San Ftllncisco,
served as best man.
Followin& the ceremony a
teception was held at the
bride's pBJenU' home in
Corona Hi ahlands. Special
pests include newlyweds
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Porth,
brother and shter-in-\aw of
the bride. A..llo there were the
poom•s broth er, Paul, hi s
sister, Catol, and his aunt,
Mi u Gladys Foyen of North
Dakota and San Franci1co.
The bride i 1 a paduate of
Newpon Hiah School and an
honor student of the Uni-
veuity of California at
Berkeley. SJ\e was paduated
this yeaz wida a major in
ethropolol)'. The poom
alto was p•~~ated from
Berkeley •i• • anduo-
poloay major. He ia lhe ton
of Mr. •d Mn. C\ifford J.
Ro berta of S. Pt•ehoo.
Alter dleir hoe.,.....,oa lhe
~le will ltai• in Mona
••• .,.. ....... •• poocft wi ll
1M workiftl oa 1 Califomil
atate uc:haeoloo projeeL
be furni shed by the Shrine.
Each member is requested
to brina a auest as a pros·
pective member.
The elected line officers
·wi II be in charge of the
evening .
UCI OPERA WORKSHOP
TO HOLO AUDITIOHS
Aud.i tions f01 the UCJ
opera workshop will be held
thi s Saturday, Oct. 14, from
10 a.m. to 5 p.m . by the
division of fine arts.
The workshop will pr~>
duce a . full y staaed opera,
Mozart'" "Coti Fan Tutte,'"
Feb. 20 to March 2. Jan
Popper, director of the
UCLA opera workshop, wi II
be musical director, and
Clayton Garrison, dean of
fine a rts at UCI, wi II be
drama director and will
1 taae the production.
MANY JOBS LOOKING
FOR VOLUNTEERS
"Now that school has
&tatted, its time to plan a
productive and satisfying
pto&ram for yourself," says
the Volunteet Bureau·, 325
Newp01t Bl vd., Newport
Height s.
Mrs . Zebal wdl Y.ea r a
hal e spec1a lly des1gned
by Mrs . Roser Boarrnw and
members of the Zonn1 cluh.
Four member s of the Zonla
Auxiliary, '4'ho plan to
attend the conference and
parttclpate m the fest1Y1 11eS
are Mr . Hamblet, Mr . Mears.
\1r. Peth and Mr . Remelt .
lllrl. PELLS ELECTED
Wd liam F. Pell!> of Cliff
Haven was elected to the
board of duectors of ·the
Ameucan Cancer Socte ty's
Californ1a D1vl s1nn Oc t. 5
at the openmg se.!'!Sh•n of
the 2 1st annual meetmg.
at Fre sno.
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I Total Monthly Allowance Every month, year after year 574470 ... ·-
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SUNDAY was sign--up t ime at Plymouth
Congregational Church for the bth an-
nive rsary dinner -a potluck to be held
Sund ay afternoon, Oc t. 15, at the Lido
Isle home of Mr. and Mrs. John Davies.
Pictured here , from left, are Mrs. Geo-
rge Weedon, Mrs. Peg Jadden, Mrs. Wil -
liam Muff, Or. Muff and Mr s. John Da·
vies. Committee membe rs for the dinner,
In addition to the Weedon s and Davies,
Include Messrs. and Mmes. Perry Nollar,
Oewane Burgess, Charles wood , Elle ry
Stowell, William Roller,and the Rev. and
Mrs. Norman Brown. Plans for organizing
th e church were made at a worship meet-
ing held Oct. 15, 1%1, at a private
residence in Corona del Mar. The con-
gregation now mee ts in its own church
building at 3262. Broad St., Newport
Heights. (Ensign photo).
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SLOW, CAREFUL
TRAINING
: IEGINNERS
:CLASSES
: 6-7 Yn .•
e I 110 10,
: 11 Yr.. up
: '---.... _J • • • • • • AlSO
: .,.. media-. & • e Acforanc.td lollet,
: Modem Jan
• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
• • • 1/1#111 ?1'111eu : • ~d,,/ ,( ~
811/tt :
363 N. NEWI'OIT llVD.
NEWI'OIT llACH
642-4061 .................
COMPLETE
,_, IIANCiaM,
L~ IIIPAIIIING
• •
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J Lecala.w Te S.W Yeu
e llloho .. L,. c:...t.r
LWo .....
e MOt I. c-t Hwy. c:-., Mor . "''--"· -.AM
~-cen••u. ..... ~
If you ue a ne-.comer,
know of a ne•eome r
the Jlarbor Area who has
not been welcomed, do
bet a favor by call ina the
Harbor Viaitor between
I and 10 a.m .. and sht-
-.ill call on your hiend
•·ith uluable informati c...1
Md aifta from friendly
busincu firma which
stand ready to he lp he r
bceome acquain.ted with
her new turroundinas . ·
MR . AND MRS . NORMAN E. GRORUD of Bolboo
Island announce the engagement of their daughter
Chr istine to Davi d Wood Brant IV son of Mr. and Mr s,
David W. Brant Ill of Newport B~ac h . The announce-
ment wa s mode or a famil y d inner at the F ive Crowns.
The bride-e le c t 1s a grodua~ of Corona de l Mar High
School, where she was on honor student, She attended
the Un ivers ity of Californ ia at Santo Barbaro and UC
Irvi ne. Her f1ance is on alumnus of Newport Harbor
High School and U.C.L .A., where he was affil iated
w1th Phi Kappa Ps1 fratern ity. He is presently doing
graduate work at long Beach State College. The
wedding wil l take place in February. Uemi., .-\lden photo
ARMAND SCHAEFER,
EX·PRODUCER. IllES
Armand Schaefer, 24 Aven~
ida Chico, Eas t Bluff, has
died of a heart attack in his
moun tain cabin near Reno.
Mr. Schaefer was a forme•
mo tion picture producer and
part owne r of the California
Angel s. He was born in
Ontario, Canada, and took
out American citizenship
in 1919. He was a World
War I ve teran.
MAJOR IH VIETNAM
\1ajor Ro bert F. Sveska,
son-in-law of \11. and Mn.
F ted Paulsen, Sr.,253 San ta
Isabel Ave., Costa Mesa, is
on duty at Da Nang Air
Base, Vietnam.
THI HARIOR VISITOR
PM.e: HY MJ61
Su1 vivors include his wife,
Aud1ey; a daughter, Mrs.
Mrs. Howard K. Adam s and
~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:!!_ 3 gr andchi ldr en.
Major Sveska, an F-4C
Phantom II pilot, tS a mem-
ber of th e Pacific Air
Forces. Before his arrival
in Southeast Asia, he was
assigned ,to Georae AFB,
Calif. He received his B. B.
A. de gree in 1962 from the
Univet si ty of Oklahoma and
his M.S. degre e in 1967 from
the University of Colorado.
~YOUR BUSINESS S Is no place for
hiOVES TO CAMPUS DR.
Bostelman Bu1khart ad-
verti sing agency of Anaheim
has moved to new offices
at 4570 Campus Os ., near
the Oranae County AirporL
Agency President Will iam
Burkhart says that his firm
now bas the capability or
developi ng and coordinatina
client advertisina in both
domestic .,d foreiJI'I ma~
kets.
"Do It Yourself"
Insurance
Uj~=~ eohool for Meatoal As81stanta efnoe 1938 . _______ ..,_1 ..... _..=
___ ...._ b.'t _.. ,_ .... _ ~ ..... -"~••• r a--
8 I II II lit, .. ,..,CIIII ..... GC.lGII 23 I
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• • • of social note
IXCIIAIJITTU 01'11 NEII'OIITKARIOR UIICJI THqRSOAY. OCT.I!,II61 Ill R I OCT, U ~Sl;COII~D;Il;CliOII;;;-;-;";"'~4 ;;;;;OO;;IOI;A;II(l~IJj;•;.a,;CAI;IIJ;;;F, . Mn. • PIUI Mutlo lllld Mro. 1r ,.. Mr. and Mra. Oewane Bur-Robert Tumtr wert co-bot•
Pollowina a hoaeymoon on aeu have moved from Har-letlll fot ebe OcL · 11
Catalina hland, newlywed• View Hills to Chancellor met&ina of Buhaa .. Uie of
~h. and Mn. John Bu·10 Hornet by UCI . Thia it a Newpoll Halbolat ~~ • ...,_
Put Jr. will continue their mite c loser for Dcwane, who lin'• home ln Laaana Btaolt.
colleae tllldiet. Tbe bride ia hat been busy 11 chamber Mrs. Ooorae l)oQbledte, ao-
dle former Min P~mola Von or commerce head for Ana• 'tivi&iet cbainna, repor ..
Etch. daueb&er or Mr. and heim this past year. ed on the forthoominaO\riet.-
Mu. Carlo lOft Bach or Costa • • • maa cocktail party and the
Men. The Jroom it tbe 100 Cind y Huahes or East felt,, 24 dlnner dance.
of Mr. and Mra. JobD P eak Bluff had • a lumber party Mra. ·OwiJht Oic:k it preai·
of Westminster. Tbe couple for hu tenth birthday on dent; Mra. Jamoa Ewart Jr.;
'{ore m••ied Saturday, SepL Saturday niaht, Se'pt, 30. vic:oapreaident; Mn. ·William
23, at SL Andaew'a Presby· Loit~, secretary; ,._,, ·Allen
te1ian Chu1ch. Prior to at· Temple. treuurer; Mra. John
tendini Orii'I.Jo Cout Col· Vittrup, correapondina tee•
leae, lbe bl ide wat asadua-rotary; Mra, Nonnan Von
ted from Costa Meat Hi&h j Herzen, hoapilality c:hainnan,
School. The Jloom ia a Jla-and Mrs. Gerald Wooten,
duate of Malina Hiah School, !pUblicity chainnan.
Huntinaton Beach . • • •
••
SlltViCI
•
.. WOW, J'f"'S A G RL! .. was
no ordinary announcement
when the Thomas Schock's
of Cotta Meta called up the
arandperents, the Bill
Schock's of Lido. This is
the firat air! in the Sc hock
family for 60 years. Anne
Elizabeth, weiahina just 5
lba., 4 oz., when she was
born Sept. 10, it liable to
have one of the famous
Schock boats named in her
honor. The other crandpar~
entt are the Wanen How-
lands of Newport,
HOW LUCKY CAN YOU Gm
• • •
Mr. and ~s. Byrant Chris·
tianaen of Shore Cliffs and
Christensen Dtug Store
are due back any day now
from a 5--week trip to South
America. .ahould be
sprinatime south or the
equator . • • •
AIRMAN Kevin K. Reese,
son of E. K. Ree se, 1848
Jr viOe Ave., Bayc rest, has
completed basic training at'
Lackland Air Force Ba se,
Texas, and has be en as-
si gned to the Air Force
Technical Training Cen ter
at Lowry AFB, Colorado,
for speciali zed schooling as
a munitions specialist. He
Is a 1%7 graduate of Corona
del Mar High School •
Ill RECTS UF DRIVE
Randall Gamer of 2201
Fiesta, East Bluff, has
Sadness has touched the been named to direct the
homes of former Harborites. Uni ted Fund drive among
Sally (Mrs. Art) Bes t, who his 480 fellow employees
moved from Corona del Mar at Raytheon Compan~··s
to Laguna Hilla Leisure Computer Operation in Santa
World, recently lost her An a. He is industrial re·
mo ther. Mrs. Amazon Brad· lations and administration
DAYI CHAVIS
Pretty luc~y sometimes, etpecieRy when • reerJy eu+·
standint Automobile Specitlist decid .. te joi11 yeut
firm. Da.-. Chavii it tha •iM4 of • maR IRY c....,-
pany woul~ l:te prou~ to ha¥a raprasant th•~· Ta f
ell of Dave'• hundra~t an~ huM4rHs of fina cudOfll·
en ancl fJOO~ frien~• in tt,a Harl:tor Araa may we
arl-cl a11 opa11 i11vitatio11 f• t iva Dava Ckavit •
call at Salman•, you ucl Dava will beftl be tla.l
yeu clicl.
SELMAN CHEVROLET CO.
20 YEARS IN ORANGE
"WE MEASURE OUII ... OGIIISS WITH THE GOLDIN RULI"
Newport Freeway at Chapman Ave.
ONLV 10 FREEWAY MINUTES FIIOM THI HAIIIOII AIIIA
Phon" Toll '"'' 543-8432 Or Oro..,. 633-3521
ford, now of Seal Beach ;m~an~·~·~·~·~·~·~•:•~Y~~~e~o~n:·------~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~! Leisure World, is grieved by
the sudden death of her
hus band. Mr. Bradford also
leaves a dauahter, Mrs. John
Doyle of Lido laic .
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE OF T RUSTEE'S SALE
TRUST NO. 5923
Oo October 27, 1967, at
eleven o'clodt A.M. F'inu
American Title lasurance &
Trust Comp~~ny. all trustee, or
successor trustee or sub-
.atit11ted trustee, by the cer-
~ia Deed of Trust eutcuted
by 8.8. AND R., a p~~rtnenJhip,
sad recorded October 12, 1965
~~a~~0e11c'!?d~~jQ~n~: ~~o~:~~~
California and pursuanl to that
certaia Notice of Default and
Election to aell thereonder rr.-
corded June 28, 1967 ia Book
8294, Pare 335 of Official Re·
cords o Oraage County, will
under aad pursuant to ••id
Deed of Trust sell at public
auctioo for cash, l•wful money
of the UaitedStates of America,
at lhe maio West eatran ce to
the First American Title ln-
snraace & Trust Compaay
building located at the south·
east con~er of Filth aad Main
Streets ia the city of Santa
Aaa, Ca lirornia a ll that right
title and iateresl conveyed to
aad now held under Deed of
Trost iu the property situ•ted
in the County aad State de-
s cribed u :
The Leasehold [state ia
and to Lot 54 of Tract No ,
4224, as showu oa a Map re-
corded in Book 157, pagel!l I
to 14, inclusive, of Miacel-
laneous Maps , records of
Orange County, Cali fornia,
created by a certain Lellse
dated Juue 17. 1965 executed
by The'lrviae Comp~~ay , a cor-
poration, as Lessor, and
Ma ceo Corpora tion, a Nevada
Corporation, and Harbor lo·
vestment Co., a California
corporation doing business
u Dover Shores Oevelopmeat
Co., as Lesaee, re~:orded
coneurreatly therewith.
Said sale will be madf' with·
out ~:ovenaot or w•rraaty, ex-
pressed or implied, u to the
title, possession or encum·
brauces to satisfy the remain·
ing priacipal nm due on the
note secured by said Deed of
Trust to wit : II J,.:,uo with in-
terest thereoa from O~:tober
12 , 1965 81'1 provider! in said
note ''/ether with fe.,s, ehar·
8J!!S au expenses of the Trus-
tee aad ao ch other 11oms as
ma y have beea advaaced by 1
the owner and holder of 11sid
aote, with ialerest, aa provided
in said Deed of Trost.
Dated: O~:tober 4, 1967
How long bas it been
FIRST AMERICAN TITLE
INSU RA NCE I TR UST
COMPANY
since you've been back to school?
By ALAN A. lNOX
Aasiat .. t Secretary
Publish: Oct. 5, 12, 19, 1967,
i11 the Newport Harbor Euaip .
It's true, times have changed since many of UJ were
last in school ... architecture, modem methods of
education and the students themselves have changed.
COOKING SOIOOL TO · · 5TAIIT OM OCT. 25 A w lid education has never been"' 1mponant to tbo
The 16th amual Oranae youngsters living in your neighborhood!
Coatt ~Ilea~ coo kina YounB families look for supCrior educational opportu·
ochool '"II be11n OcL H · · nd •-· · • •-,.._ --·'•-'for 4 auc:cesaive Wednea· n1bel 1 ot ..... retvlc Improvements wum~ _1 ~
day a al the Men Theater in buyinB a home in your community. Good achool
Coo• MooL fodlitios improve your community"s worth ud bolp
lnotnlcloro , fCJ! lho 1:31). •-your property's value hi"" ll:JO Lillo IQIIOGI will be -r a-Pol Mopo .,.,. OCC b..,..
eCCJeOali c• ataff and ()eny OorbootSoo•-c-doo MU.ICIPAL ao•o o.. eo. . .,...._ ... tlw
OaaCo.;AI ... Beta, De•it-
-· O'Xoofo ud Morrit~ udMota11oo-.·
Moot new tcboob -Jlnanood thrOup tbo tale of
~ bololb. Tltue bololb dinrlbul• IM CW/ 0-G
loftr pmod to lc«p tou• til o rrtDOIIDbk k~l. hlletetl
ra ... ore clocided by competitive biddins ... ldded
UIUr1IIICO that your community wiD pt the lowat in-
-ra ... oo tbeir boodl.
You can tbow your in~aat by votinz in all municipal
boad eloctioao for commiO!Iily impro•emeota.
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eAN ll'tU.IICieOO • L.Oe IIIII·L-
MRS. GEHE BELLAH IJ ACK WEST PHOTO.)
JANET SHANK WED
TO GENE BELLAH
Mi ss Janet Kay Shank,
dau&hter of Mr. and \h s.
Albeit Shank 1)f 126-1 Lon-
dondeuy St., Costa \lcsa,
was marr ied Sat111day , Oc t.
7, to Gene Be llah of Ana-
heim a1 the ~1 esa Verde
Methodi st Church.
The' Rev. R.C. Johnson ,,f
Anaheim p erfmmed th..:
double ring ceremnny fm
th e son of Mr. and \h s. S.F.
Bellah of An ah eim and h1 s
bride.
Mi ss Shank wore a wh i te
silk otaanza ao wn with lace
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JNSIJ itANCE ..
FOR II LL OF Y OUR
t"'SURANCE N EE OS
ROBERTSON-S!\DI.I:IH
INSURA:-.ICI:
3333 IE. f'out H•·l·.
CoJOfta del Mar -fill-:111 ~
FUNERAL DIRECTORS ..
BALTZ
MOR TUA RIES
1741 SUPERIOR AYE.
COSTA MESl
Midway b-2424
3520 E. COAST HIW ,U
CORONA DEL MAR
ORiole 3-q 450
Shtu 19 42
f riendly Nelfbborhood
Service
BELL BROADWAY
MORTUARY
I) 0 Broadwa y
U 8·3433. 8·3434 Co.ta Mesa
Chapel
applique. tier shoulder
length veil of silk illusion
was adorned wi th iequ1 ns
and crys tals. She cau ied
"lute oJChids and s teph-
ari•His on a lace cove1ed
whi te Bible.
\liss Jackie Conolly of
Stanton was maid of honm.
She wo re a c01 al fl om
length gown and cau ied a
bouquet o f wh1te spider
11\ums.
Bill Gernem of Stan ton
was best man. Servi ng a s
ushers we1e Ed . Ge rn eru of
Stan ton an d Alben Shank
Jr., br other of the bride .
White and yell ow gl adioli,
mums and stock were used
to deconte the church. The
same colm scheme was
useJ at th e reception, wh ich
wa s held at th e future hom e
of the newlyweds, 1074
\lission Dr., Costa Me sa.
At the garden pa.Jty sur-
rounding the pool(the bride's
mother received guests in
a beige si lk shantung dr ess
.,.,ith min k trim ahd brown
satin accessori es. She
wo1e a corsage of bronze
mums.
The groom's mo the1 'wore
hlue chiffon and a couaae
o f pink roses. Assis tina
at th e reception we re Mts.
Al bert Shank J r. and Mrs.
Thomas Sllank, the bride's
Sl ste1 s-in-law.
After a honeymoon at Ac a-
ruk,,, \l<:.'t1..:1•, the couple
will 1eturn to th eir Costa
\lesa address,
The bride was graduated
f10m Jefferson High School
in Cedar Rapids, Io wa. The
ar oom was graduated from
Ran cho High School, Ana-
heim, and is now a student
at Or an ge Coast Colleae
whil e working at Nollh
Ame ri can Avi ation,
Phon• in .Your Ord•r
for o Subscription:
Coli
SPACE FOR RENT
in lhe En sign Building
ZlU E, Celli HIIJ., CINII •ot Mil
App roximately 750 sq. fl. in reor of buil ding,
wilh en trance frem Feml eof Ave.
SEE OWNER AT THE ENSIGN
Tll ..... e:UHIIl
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' I Ivy Balcer Priest tells of gains
Wben Iv y Baker Prie~t. even tbouah the population
California" a lady treasurer. increase ia only •CK.
Ud luncheon with several This atate administration
handred Oranae Courtl y Re.. came into office with a
publican Women Thursday. $316,000,000 ddicit, ~s .
Sept. 21. at the Newporter Priut said, Of this amou nt
Inn. she n plained some o( S47 ,000,000 wuloss caused
the facets of her job. in• by decline of income and
eh.dina her invutnv;nt pre-the rest was jus t deficit
pam. spendina.
She said th~t the stat c ••,Tues had to be in-
lteaaurer is allow ed to in-creased in order 10 bal~n ce
vest the s pecial accounts lhc budacl."' ahe s tated.
al the stat e'-wi thin cer-· ••.from hia entrance into
tain limits act by Jaw -and th e aovemorahi p. Ronald
this put year s he had t 67,• Rea1an has been aea chin1
000,000 to inves t -wi th to find economi es in oper-
which she had made $11 a Lion (or relie f for taxpay er s.
mi Ili on more profit 1han her •
predec euor had made the
previous year. She was ex•
pecial ly proud of this be-
cause the previous treasurer
had had Sl8 million more to
invest than s he had , or· a
total of SSS,OOO,OOO.
In the s e inve stments,
she said, she tried to wo rk
clu..;el y with th e financial
inte.rests of the state . For
exampl e, s he invests in
California ba nks because
this puts money into lcircu•
lat ion here and contributes
loa hea lthier fina ncial eli·
ma t e.
Dwina •• pet t 6 month s of
lb lt fltcal you, over
tlO.OOO,OOOhu Men saved,
and by die end of lhis year
lhc debt will be cru 'od . It ia
important to keep C alifornia
credit strona, in order to
to rind a ready market for
slate bonds ."
Mrs . Prieil uid the le-
aislaturc should he com-
me nded for the careful
handlina of the financial
cris is inherited from rhe
Brown administrati on, even
thouah there had to be a
tax increase.
Very few people know,
ahe remarked, that our Sta te
o( California is the largeal
investment uni t in the coun•
try. except ing the Federal
Reserve Syste m. We rank
second in the sale of bonds,
ne xt to the federal gove rn-
me nt , she said, a nd have
the 6th or 7th largest bud~
get in the ~o~o·orld.
Upon taki ng office, she
sa id , s he found that the
s tate costs we re so hi gh
that we were s pe nding
SI,OOO,OOO more a day than
we were 1aking in. Ten years
ago, she pointed out, the
state was spending ~125
pet person; now it's 5250
per person, The cost of
government has ri sen 21X17~>,
LOS ANGELES district attorn ey Eve lle J. Younger,
(left) and Lou is R. Vincenti, pres ident of Mutual So-
ing s of Pasadena, confer on efforts to al ert c it izens on
way s to protect themse lves against fraud and crimes
of violence , A book let "Operation on Guard," pre-
pored ond writT en by Mr. Younger, disclose s various
, ruses used by confidence men ond bunco artis ts to bilk
th eil vict ims and gill'eS informo t1on on how to protect
life an d property in case of riot. Copie s of the bo;)kl et
are OII'Oil oble free at off ic e s of Mutual Sall'ings. The
local off ice is at 2867 E. Coast Hwy., Corona· de l Mar.
NEWPORT artist Ja mes Clutter, at left,
displays his paint ing of Manolete to
sc reen st ar Gil be rt Rol and, who was the
!at e ma tador's close fr iend, be fore pre-
ml ere exhibit of the painter's work at
OZ WORKSHOP AIDS
HARD OF HEARING
Each year DZ'& by th e Sea
lend a hand to Elsie Deeter,
wh o is 'member of the New-
pmt-Me•a t~chool ays\em
invo!Yed with th e hatd of
hea.J ing and deaf children
throuahoul the Ha.Jbor Area.
At thi s annual work shop as
well as in their hom es,
DZ's help prepare materials
for usc as visual aids in
th e Wilson School's class-
u
Be rmuda Dunes Coun try Cl ub on the
dese rt. 'Angel View Clinic for Cripp led
Ch ildren will receive percentage of sales
of Mr. Clutter's paintings, which will be
on perenn ial exhibit in the clubhouse 0 '
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looms of these handicapped .,. .. ~!!JI
childJen. DZ's also con~
u ibute money to this pro-
jec L
This ye ar DZ's wi llaath er
Oc t. 18th a t '7 :30 p.m. at
the Wil son School.
ONLY fully apj>ro'••d
Call•g• In Orong• County for
MEDICAL & DENTAL
ASSISTANTS
A .. eles Col•t• _, .. ,._.I D•tal Awiatalll ........
(A Non-Profit Educatio na l Insti tution)
1717 S ..... ,. .. St., ....... • AI-J4H
-LAHISf Ill THI IllATION-
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MARINA TAMB URRI of Hacitnd.t Htigllls Is shown
here painting a 15-foot by HHoot mura l it tht Balboa
Inn for the Copre School front trttran ce. A recent first
Prize winner by War lna, entitled "Morning Mi st.'' was
purdlastd by Wr. and Mrs. Wa yne We ber, the new
owners of lhe Bilboa tnn. Mrs . Weber, holder of a
Ph. o. dttrtt In art, and Mr. Weber were so lmpresstd
with ltllr1n•'s work thJt they commissioned her to
~lnt this landscape f~tasy mural. Ma rina's work Is
bei ng hllndltd hert by lilt Ll lllt Slr .. l Gal ltry , 305
... In Sl., 811 boa.
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FACIUTIES fol' MEN! • FACILITIES fol' WOMEN!
COMMINOID AND A'P'IOYID IY U.G.A
3 CONVENIENT LOCATION S
COSTA MESA
549-3368
2300 Harilor BIYd. -Slt•ppl .. c..w.,
JOIN TODAY:
ANAHEIM ORANGE
826-0381 639-2441
510 S. Beach I H. 39 1 622 E. Katella .....,. ,_ """' ....
Sh l"i"' c ........ S"-"1"' C:-
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,...sit r ,.. u. 1.. c..6s. LeN •--_. ......,
Cre•ted for disc rimin•+inCJ men a nd wo men who
like to be trim , , , he•lthy ... yo unger looking
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City Build-ing Permits
Penaitt Yahaecl at tl,OOO Jvaa Wellt a Soot, Ul6 Rrt cta.aae. JJ9 Via Lido
10d more i81-.d durin1 the O.laay Dr., 141il, 1-t\of)' Swd. tJ,OOO.
fint weak or lhit month ~ dwellina. t40,000 •. , · U.. CIIHt /
die Newport Beach buildina lett U,., ., Ale.,.Dder Black, add bed-
deputm•l include the TheBharfa, pool houtt and I'OOIIl, bath, den at 212
rollowina: aoilett, 2141 Vh&a Eotr.da, 8¥eGirfl Canyon Rd., •••• u-a., ss.~sl. ns.ooo.
Brad Miller, 1906 Galaxy M~,.rt 't:;r MIH':d.way, ll9
Dr.o foundation for aarqe M•chael Potoma, tdd Poinutt.ia Ave.,·aheratlont,
androaldence, tl,200: )~ar aecond f~oo.r to Tattoo combine 2 bedroama, re-a.uaae and dwelllna. Fteez bu1ld•n1, UOO W. moclel kitchen, altar win-
147 ,soo. Balboa Blvd •• •s.ooo, dow. and door• u 000
Roben, Leilh, 1913 l;lilh-Llcle lal• Tu'eaday't Child: 232•5 e: lan~ Ot., conven aaraae to Mra. Adetle Grinnier, block Coat& Hwy •• add tloraae
fam1ly room 1nd atoraae, wall, 451 Via Udo Soud, room tl 500 build new aaraae and bed· Sl ,OOO. Weaftre.-:,_rf Helthh
room, 17,~. Lincoln Sheranian, repair Robert Hiuon, an Pro-
Hospital project begins
James D. Ra y, lonal ime
Corona de l Mar re side nt,
and pre sident of J. Ray
Conslruclion Co .• announced
that consuuction of C"'os ta
Mesa Memorial Hospital is
in proaress and a completion
date has been .se t for March,
1968.
ina ot t the development
spomo;orcd by SK Lcasina
Co. of Santa Monica.
duction Pl., interior re-
decoratina ror office, new
front door, 12,000. a.n ... hl .. d
J. A. Seek, rebuild aas
dock, 406 S. Bay Ft., no,ooo.
lol-w. Weber, lOS Main St.,
fire sprinkler system, S.5,61 0.
NEWOI!T HAR80R EIIIGII
SECOID SfCTlOII - -P. &
TIIURSDAY, OCT. ll, 1'&7
OOROIIA DEL liAR. CAll F.
CUSTOM HOMES -REMODELING
COMMERCIAL
Penonallzed Ser\'it'f
DOllE. ILDU
ELDER CONSTRUCTION CO.
l5 Y -=an in Newpon Beach
1107 E. 8ol .. o ll•d. 673-6590
COU PLE OF HORSES walking on llle
sidewalk in Corona del Mar provided a
real attention getter Sa turday noon, Sept.
23. Th ey had come all the way from Kan·
sas City with the i r r i~e r s, Ron Fisher,
at left, of Seattle, and Cha rles Kal ish of
Eli zab eth, N.J., who also were hoofing it
while going through Co rona de l Mar. They
had sta rted May 17 from Kansas Ci ty,
ave raging abou t 25 mil es a day , tor of
total mileage Ot about 1,800. The object
of the journey is to find some horse fan·
ciers who would buy Mr. Fishe t's pin to
gelding named Sundown and Mr. Kalish's
sorr al gelding called Rojo Loco. Their
asking pr ice was S500 each. Mr. Fishe r is
a sk iing instructor. His partn er had been
empl oyed in th e garment indu stry in New
Jersey. (Ens ign photo.)
The hospital, situ ated on
a 12-acre tract at Victori a
a nd Newport Boulevard in
Costa Mesa, is the firs t nf
three building s pl anned
fo r the medi cal center.
Followina the 99 bed aen-
c'ral hospital , a continuina
care hospital of 200 beds
is pr ojected . third and
rinal phase is to be a me d-
ical ofri ce building, round-
·'Completion or th is pro-
ject," Mr . Ray says. ·•will
provide our rapidly arowina
area wi1h a much·needed
expansion of medical ser·
vices . We are proud indeed
to have a part in addina
anothc:r valuable asset to
th e community a t large."
DR BIETZ BEGINS
LECTURES OCT. 11
Dr . Anhur Bietz of Glen·
dale wi ll open hi s 4-part
·•Freeina yourself for liv-
ing" proaram Monday even·
ina at Oranse Coas1Co lleae.
Ue will speak from 7:30 10
9:30 p.m. in lhe OCC aud-
itorium on Oct. 16. 23 , 30
and Nov. b. The proaram is
orfered by the OCC Evening
Di vision and requires no
tuition or admtssion charge.
STAND UP FOR AMERICAI
C•llf.mlons will hov• on .p,.rtunlty to vot• for U.v.mor G.ote•
Wolloce for Pre1h&.nt In 1961 ONLY If 6t n•w politiecil party
pl•dtN to thl1 pvrpote Ia quollfiN for the Colllomlo Milot, Th•
A..,lcon tnct.,.,ctent Party Ia the Collfomia porty whiCh the
natH»nol Wallace CCNftpolvn hot outhoriaN to place the Gover·
nor'• no~r~e on th• teneral election ballot' In thia •tat'e.
To qualify the .Mt.,lcan Independent Party for th• CallfomiCI bal ..
lot, 66,059 voter I mu•t reti at or with the party prior to January
20, 1968.
• FOR A
CONSERVATIVE
Approach to
C•n•ral lnsuranc•
C rmlo t'"t
ED WARD
AT
JAY & RENFRO
333 N. NEWPORT BLVD
NEWPORT BEACH
LIBERTY 8·1188
MRS. ROSE GENSEN
OF COSTA MESA DIES
Fa1 ac10ss the nation f1om
whe1e she was bo m in
Sodus, New Yozk, Ro se
F1ances Gen sen of 417 E.
fCJth St., Costa .\ksa, died
Fziday, Sept. 17 at Hoaa
Ho s.pital.
Se1vices we1e held SepL
JO at Pacific View Olapel,
followed by inte1ment at
Pacific View.\1emmial Pa1k.
The Rev. John Gei sle1 of
St. James Luthe1an Chu 1ch
in Otange offi ciated.
Su1vivo1s aze a daughte1,
Doris Smith of Costa \lesa,
2 gzandchild1en and 3 a•eat-
a•andchildlen·
t:HIJIR.t:HES
'lpoutlj Glousrepti,cma~ Gl~urr~
32&2 B .. .Ls.,..., "t§• rt HeieMa
A (·trr and lndep;ndemf
Congrrxotio,.,a/ Chri~ao,. Church
Oct. 15-REDEDICATION SUNDAY S.rmon
"Work•rs Ta9eriler Witt. God, •• Rev. No""on Br;wn
Sunday Service and Chu rch SchOol at 10:00 a.m.
Hurury care pTOvided Phone: 642-27..0
First Baptist Church
of Costa Me so • ll.qlli .. t 11,.,,,. b ·ll\)l, ... hq.
l tldf'fJt'lldf•ttl /lihl t• lf aptr ~l
Santa Ana & Magnolio Sts.
Dr. P.G .. "l eumann, pa'HIH
SliNDA Y SF.RV ICI-.S
·l :.l 5 a.m. Sunda~ Sdnnl
II :IJoJ a.m. \I•Jrnlng V.or..:h1r
6:U1J p.m. rra1n1n g L:nions
7:tlol p.m. E.\cmng V.p r ~hl p
V.EO;-J ESDAY
7: :!d p.m. B1 ble Stu d~
.ii:VU p.m. Prayer \lee t1n g
L11theron Church
Of the Moster
Lutheran
Churc h in A'"erica
H OI) Pacifi c View Dr.
Corona del Mar, Californi
Or. William R. Eller
Phone: ORiole 3-Sun
fl l'> a.m .. ~f11111lv ""r.,lup
q ·l"o ,,,m,, Chu ro h ..,,h,lnl
11·1)() a.m., ~ .... tiw· "nr"'h'll
\I' ItS~ 10' PRO\ Jllt.U
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ATTEND THE CHURCH
OF YOUR CHOICE
REGULARLY
f'IKST BAPTIST CII LRCii
f.>.,outh ,.rn.)
Corona dE" I 'lar
Coast""''.). a t \tac.Vlhur
l'a<oU,J Hoy,azd E. Wi lli ams
Phone 6 73~62 6
SU NDAY SCHOOL.,., 9t4 5 • ..,
MORNING W0R5HIP •• lloOOo"'
EVENING W0R5HIP •• 1t00 ....,.
WEDNE50AT 5ERVIC E 7115 P"'
f'I UR SERY PROVIDED
Christian Scienc•
s-vices
FlRST CHL'RCit OF
C.liRIST, S'CIE~TIST
3303 Via Lido
,\iewpon Beach
st.: NO A Y SO fOOL ,
9.15 0 .... """ \1 0"'
SL'ND AY SE RVICES
9:15 -ll om
WEDNESDAY EVENING
\1EETING I, .....
READING ROOM
••• ~ llll.,.t: 9 "·"' -5 .......
Wodnoolllloy: 9 "·"' -7:11115 P·"' r ..... .,.1 onllll F.,.,,..,.
9 ...... -5 , ...... 7-9 , ..... s.-.. 1111 • .,:1, ..... -., ....
Sl:COND CHI,; &eN OF
CNIUST, SCIENTIST
Newport Beach at
COJon a de l \tar
~10 Carnation Ave.
SUNOA Y SCHOOL 10 .....
SUNDAY SERV ICE 10 .....
Vt'EONESOAY EVENING
MEETIN(o 1:00 , .....
THIS PHO TO shows some of the slim and
ties offered by Ho li day Health Spa, a nation-w ide
healt11 cl ub which ma inta in s a Harbor Area locat ion at
2300 Ha rbor Bl vd. in Co~lo Mesa. Th is is the figure
salon and fitness de partment. Facilities include hot
min eral bath s, mechan ical body reprooo rtion ing eQuip--
ment, stea m ba ths, ultra-violet sun boo ths, faci al
contour ma chines, sw immin111 pool, euca lyptus oil in-
ha lat ion.
Waterpolo interest grows
With the openin& or the
1967 Watc1po ln season,many
penplc: a1e looking upon the
aame as a spoil of eve1
IOC i ea ~t ng popula1itr and of
maJnl s latu!>.
Olympic team. He also com-
pe ted on the Pan-American
wa telpo lo team and was
chos en thi s summe1 to go
on touz tht ough EUJ opean
counu1es.
Assisting Co ach Ashle:igh
wtll be Don Uttez, head
coach in watetJX!]o and
swimmin& rm the past 2
years and head sw1 m cnach
this year.
Retumina va.r si ty lette1men
are Dave DeV1ies, Randy
Henk le, Bob Moseley, Rich·
ar d Scott and \like Wei1.
--:-:.-:c-:-:--c·:-::ccc=---Returning Bee lette1men,
LEGAL NOTICE who ate expected to bolster
the Va!Sity squad, aze Chris
fo aJJ to this new image will
be !lend ('uach Dave Ash-
leigh at Ct•s ta \les a High
Schuol. lie was a 4-yeaJ
fe tte1man a t Wh1tt ie1 High
Schoo l 1n ~wirrunin& and
wate!pulo, an All-Amel!can
ft>l ~ ~ eaJs whde attending
Ce tut .. ~ Colle ge and UCLA,
and a membe1 of th e 196~
\OTIC.f Of PHOPOSEO Gammon , Bob Millet, Duane
Ho\\K \HH C.~H \:'\11 SH-\RE-Pipet J eff Roy Cui a Rot-IIOI.IH.H!' \lf:t.TI'\G ' Wh• · \0 n u : 1 ~ ln.HE I!l' Gin:\" man, D~ve 1taket and
th11 t: " Teny Whttefo1d.
I. \pp li'"' to n ha., b'!'~n Now, for the fiJSl time in
m11d,. to 1h .. Comp tro ll "r of the 2 yeaiS, M!Js tana poloislli
(,m .. o,.,,\\,..,fl in"ton 25,D.C., will have 2 coaches on deck
fM hi .. "~~vo t to a me r~er o/ helpin& them to pe1fect the it
1\IHII!-i!I Y \ATIO:'\.o\L skills in a aame that is a 11 >\\1\, ~tdl ,.r:n n , C:aliforn ia be Am •
..n.J '~-"'PO Rl \"~TIOI\Al Ctou tween e11 can
11 ·\\·K, \ .. "port Jl,.a ch, Cali-basketball and Eutopean
fnmi11. socce1. Coach Uttet's know-
It i" f'nn~,.mpJru,.<l 1hat all ledae of the leaaue and
oflir .... of thO!' aho~c named Coach Ashlei ah's playins
h11nk., "'II rnntinu,. to be ex.pe1 ience should make fo1
The topics are : ··Gaining
sianiricance in today"s
world," Oct. lb: "'Four
ventures of the self:· Oct.
23 : "Learnin& abou t the
human mind," Oct. 30, and
"Testing your mental
health:· Nov. 6.
Dr. R1ctz. who did h1s
araduatt" Y.Ork at USC, is
associated wtth the me nta l
heal lh and psychiatric
departmen t of Glendale
Sanitarium and Hospital.
H•etint -Ah
C.cfhlonh•g
Sh .. t M.t•l
1640 Su,.,,., A ... e.
Ll B-5531
.LO't t.aiiu.'.
BEAUTY 'tOOK
2732 E. Coast Hwy.
Corona del Mar
Phone b73-1 33b
o BUILDING
• REIIODELING ,
ADDITIONS
LICEIISED I IDIIDED
FRED H. GERWICK
304 Goldon .. d
613~1 -Solf. 2170
(fflcleft! S.rvlc•
Welch't c-c:rere
29011 ... Jo-In .... LJI-3:1111
P.O. Box4ZI CoalaMeae
0 P'"'111'"'1, a combinati on that will un-TII i.. t;~Mire ,.. publ i~h"d DRY CLE G pur .. ullnl to Sf"ction ISle) of doubtedly benefit the team • AMIM
th.. ~ ,.<1 ..,111 n .. po .. it IM ur-as a wh ole. -n
"n{" t;,';IHJSJI to u ll of its r~ TASarKEaSLII,.EDShlc.wc_oluiR. SdEauah· .{)#f.E;-, IU ~p,.cti we dir!"ctor11., coacurreot t..CIJIIt
"!'erial m~'l'tiog" of the shari'-' ter o( Mrs . Lynnette Shaw,
holder" of u,"i'lf.:RSITY NA· 1128 Rutland Rd., Westcliff,
TIO\"i\1. flANK a~~d N[lfPQRT ·,, '-a,·nn·•n& he r· I t:ar:.~::~~,>n~l uoo: r us year end ""daet dr• \' ATIO\" AL BANK will be held f d. 1 · · ' o me 1ca tra1n1 nl at lhe faat ..,,,·., "' th ~ Anah eim Con ~ention Cen· UCI·r 1·1 · C 11 f • I .,__a 1 orn1a o eae o _ qu•l•·~ -· _ ~er. Anah~im , Cali omia, 011 d' · •1 a. Me Jczne . Miss Shaw, an a·,.dne"<lay, \"ow~mber I, aclf • .,,,··el ~ honor s tudent, earned an "" a•~Y· 1967. 11t 6:30 o'dod r., P.M.. p·
for th'" purpo",. of c:onaider-A.B. de p ee in biochemistry lnlahed Laun~y
inJ< 811d "otln,t; whetller an at the Universi_ty o( Calif-At•cy
a~~:rr'!'men~ to merll!e the aaid ornia Berkele Sh -1 · bank11 under the prnvl•loaa of ' y. e wa s an ..,.,_ • C... ltwy. CIIM
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II(IXJID IEC11011 --,_ 7
lliUII1IIAY, OCT, 17, 1157
COIIIU DEL liU, CAIJF.
Froan the Police
Two hi&ch-hikina '""· n•• Coaet Hwy • .-ColoRa port. ID &Cella. ... _, ,. • .. ,. Oct. 1 .. "" .... Oold•tod """ ...... ..... .. .. ""'" -~~~~~~~~~~~= •11 boye wid\ no aratituct. clel Mar.·.·. Twro boye Mout a rd a&op llPt.. ~~ .,._
b Mi-l Van Ocoobel 10 or 12 ... bolio•od ,.. be oO>ppod, oa4 -1111
Ul'n JlMin. Ave.. Comn~ lpQnti~. for am ... 10 IObrieCy &eat,.~ ..........
•• Mat, .eo d10ve dum homu under coaetnctioa on the ch.,.. of dnaak
... thllir det&inalion, at U06 lftd 1912 s.nu..,, drivi•a at4:U a..m.
jumped out of lhe car .nd Dover hre1, acc:ordin1 &o ..... .,, Oct. 4
~ YELLS that boom out of the Orange
Coast College stands this ve8r will be
led by these OCC yell leaders. They are.
leh to right: Andfea Ingram, Westminster;
fted wilh lhe d:rhilr'a ..... conlractor De•id MeAl litter The left f10nt fender or
let. •• "Sotrl.anc'• ale..,;na of 2$)7 Oreenbriet, Coata Hany Merahon'a cu parked
ia my b11d. • , .. taid _., Meu •.• A 140 tire ••• cut outside bit ruidenee at
ltlby bear, 1nd two wOmen 1nd ruined on the ear b .. 219 Via Nice, Lido hie,
who rented • apartnent at lonaina to AJI• Arthur, bore t.Ciatimony lhat a ,.,..,
1009 E. B .. boa Blvd., 1 212S~nl,iqo, Dover !~\orca, leu driver with a poor
Bilbo, uid the ,..,.., thina while parked at 16th St. conscience wat au.iley of
..tt,en d\cy anivod at their and Irvine ••• The tt.SO hit and run,· •• Chrialin•
ruidenc:e: the landlo rd roo( tDp o( her mailbox. wu Moore of32l~Apolona Ave.;
Jeue Sdl ateted ke knew stolen, accordina lo Barb• a Balboa hi and, darnaaed her
fte ll..yeaf'oOid mao 1nd Pl1mn, ll4S &luu Lane, car ao completely on hm-
WOt.lldp.oaea.ate. , ... Gloomy Wcatcliff. · •• A Zenith trll\• bo,ree Road 1hat 1he VW was
Sundlt'" was lhedume aona aistor radio valued at Lowed away a1l:SO Lm • .-~.
for Robert Woothouse, 20S 5137.17 was a\olen f10m a Michael Hamillon, 19, of
C)preu, Apt. A, Balboa, display cue in the Ph111ip1 10~ 2Sth St.o Central New-
when he discovered a SlOS Marine Store at 2J2S Ne• port. wat booted on the
stereo and tapes • .,, en from pon Bl•d., Newport. said charae of an outUandina
his VW ••• BI.nche Sh.,c1 Charles Phillips ••• Three warran t. • ·.Howard Hoon rt~
of "Hollywood slated lhat white captain's chain were m, 24, of #24 Harbor Z'1•
someone ~ad stolen lawn stolenfromhi scruiser,urid hl.nd, waa booked on the
fumiture.-.dcbo r matsworl\ Ashton Davis, 2834 Catalpa. charae o f failure to
$42.80 f10m the lawn of her East Bluff •.• Carol Simon· appear. .Mary Gi bton,
weekend resi den ce, 116 son, 368 E. 16th St., Costa 315 Driftwood Rd., Shore
Coral Ave.. Balboa Ia-Mesa. backed her Buick into Cliffs. was taken to Hoaa
land ••• The '67 Honda be-the VW belonain& to Cynthi a Hoapital at 2:55 p.m.,a£ter
lon&ina to James Seay, 720 Horton, 3601 Seashore Dr., complainina that abe waa
Victoria, Costa Mesa, was We st Newport and leaally paralyzed. .While Rae
stolen from lhe au stati on parked on 36th St., south of Jackson, 417 Seville, Bat-
where he work s at 124 Seashore Or. boa, was in back. of the
Marine Ave., Balboa Tuesctay, Oct. 3 store at 306 Main St.~
larry Kaban . Costa Mesa; Mike Vaughn,
Newport Beach, carrying Vicki Johnson ,
Garden Grove ; Rick Graves. Newpon:
Beach: and t(athy landers, Costa Mesa.
MATTRESSES anr -u:avD..D .. c
Irre-1 ular ShaPH
••• , .... --e.o..
COSTA WlSA WIATTIIESS CO.
2110 New,.nltv4. U'-ty f.IJOJ
' PO•I&f •uaa CIIMI .. NDWAT .
1710 NI!WPOlT a. VD.
PH. 6-liJ.eo, .........
CrtOW'Io'ry • Moo-IN•ry
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C rrnl•l•on S .. rtrr<'ff
ALAN DAV IDSON , 2b,
wearer of the legendary
"Green Beret," wt'lo fought
with the U.S. Army special
forces in Vietn am, will ad--
dress a public audience at
8 p.m. th is Friday, Oc t. 13,
at the Irvine Coast Country
Club. His topic Is "The
Viet Cong at home and
abroad." Jn l%3, alon g with
11 oth er "Green Be rets "
who make up a team, he wa s
in the middle of th e famous
War Zone u o" and helped
to hold one of the "stra-
teg ic hamlets" in South
Vietnam. He wi ll show his
own color slide s and a dis-
play of Viet Cong booby
traps and weapons. Th is is
one of a con tinu ing series
of le cture s sponso red by
TA CT "Truth Abou t
Civil Turmoil.''
Island •.• Stereo tapes and A S5\) stere o record player Balboa, someone• stole her
player were stolen aher wu stolen from the re •i-$.500 watch, which ahe had
someone pried o pen the dence of Dian e Aspelin, left on a desk.
v.ind ~n& of the _Corvair 4710 Seashore Or., We s t Thuradoy, Oct. 5
belonatna to Chn stopher Newporl .• Ramo na Law· Photoara phi c equipment
Rose, 124 W. Balboa Blvd., renee, 302 Avenida <;:arlos, valued at S)lS was u olen
No. 1. Ba lboa •.• Both J ohn Eas t Bluf(, drivina north on from her Harbor Hiah School'
Oman o f Santa Ana and Vi1ta Caudal , ran into the locker , rla.imcd Linda Mor·
William Hudson of 206 ~ parked c ar belonaina to Icy, 208 Tustin, Newport
Apolena, Balboa Island, Joaeph Serino, Garden Hc ia,tu s. .Nine·year.oold
wen t to the hospital after Grove ••• Can belonain1 to Torrey Morv ay, 400 40th
a coltiaion on Jamboree John Hal e of El Taro~ and St., West Newport , left her
BRAKE SPECIALS
Rd. Robert Ste vens, 182A Hiah-tennis racquet on a box
MOI'Iday, Oct. 2 land Dri ve, Harbor Hiah· while she went into Fry's
Carol Simpson, 25, of 526 lands, collided at Jamboree Market at 15th St. and Bal·
San Bemardino, Newport Rd. and E. Coaat Hwy ••• boa Blvd., Central Newport: SEMI·FINALISTS in the National Merit Scholarship
Hei&hts, beaan her week by Everett Davis of Laauna whenbsht: ret~~~ehd, llhe bo~~: program include Li nda Genis, at left, and J anis Gissel,
•-book d ch Beach suffered lacerations was arc. · ,,..,,c ae Spar!· students at Estancia High Schoo l, Costa Mesa. They 11'Cina e on the arae and a possi ble broken nose ina . 18, of 3029 Coolidac . intoxicated in auto at c 1 .,_ bo k d will compete with 14 ,000 other semi-finat ,·s ts thrO'""h· after drivina hi s car into os a MC:U, was o c on '"'"!II 1~:45 a.m. at 36th St. and the parked car be\onaina to the charae of possession of out the nat ion for too honors. (Cameo House photos.)
Seasho re Dr., We st New· Euaene Koch, 2918 Paper stolen property. . .Bill J o o o IT WON'T DRIVE
YOU TO THE
POORHOUSE.
porL •• Sendbom O u yoler, Lone. Bock Boy," Go lden-Coopel, •lso known" En-unlors compete In tenniS 46, of 1845 Anaheim Sl, rod Ave. and 4th Ave., rt que Chavez Jr., of 1931
Costa Mesa. &ained police Corona del Mar •• , Tools Pomona, Costa Mcsa , wa s
attention when weavina his valued ~t $JS weJe sto.len bookcd on the charae of
car from the shoulder o f hom the unlocked s tation drivina white undcr the in·
the road and back; he fai led waaon David PeUiarass had flucnce of alcohol after
\he sobriety teat. was booked parked outside hi 1 resi-&nina around 63 miles an o~ . the chlit&e of drunk denc e at I602 Clay St., how in a JS-rnile·pcr hour
dri vtnaat II p.m ••• It \loU Cli ff Ha ven •.• Both c ars zone •.. A couple checked
2 o 'clock in the mornin a were towed away after in to a room at the Mo-Bo-
.,d J ohn Basham ... 41. o~ their driven,,J)l,!A ... Etpr., Tel, 4401 W. Coast Hwy.
514 Cattal, Newpor't Stiore s, 285 4 Royal PAlm Drive and sametimc duri:na the · • niaht -sncakt:d out with • wa s swervtna his car so Costa \teu. and Kathy SIOO TV sci. , .An "MG
that other cars had to swen·e Samu els, 351 Dominae Mutt:n.·· car covcr. valued
in tum to a\·oid collision·, D,,·,.e Eao l Bluff coll1"ded • • at '5 2q, ~~o·as stolen from hi s
after bei na stopped by on J amboree Ro ad ••• A Porsche, uid Georae Co-
police, he failed the so· rt:d police car liaht in spired zr:n s, 21 14 ~ w. Ocean Ft..
bri ety test and was booked J ack Tabor, 17 , of 3208 W. Ccnual Newpon. .The
on_ . the charae of drunk LEGAL NOTICE niaht th at Manaacr J ohn
dn vtna. , .Chest drawers ---------McClure of Santa Ana for-
we re opened, searched, and f UITIFIL \ n : or HI"SI:'\f:ss (Continued on paee A)
left in a ve ry disturbed f i>'titic.u., Firrn :\arnt·
conditi on minus mon ey·. TIH. 1 \flF.H ~I (.\UJ dor ,. PLAYGROURDS DPER f1rrr•l" ~··n ih· tluol h•• i~ con·
recorda, areen stamp books, dur tin" a Uirr·rt \4 a il om d AT 5 LOCATIONS
and a b.nlc book and a f ••• o-.ull,otinn !ou-.in ....... at 38.)7
stereo player, stolen from Uir< h !'-L . '"''I'"'' u .. ar h, (:,olif.. undr1 th f> fir titious firm the res idence of Loitaine 0,1rn ,, of l.o uir',. Uirrr t \18it
Davia. 415 Cohon, Ne wport .. n•l th.ot .... id fi1m ;., r ornpol~rd
!tlores. .l .inda Brown, of th•·lnii(O"'tnll P'''""""· "'hO~t'
403 Fernleaf Ave., Corona O~+'""" in fu ll .ro d plac"" of
del Mar, and Greela Hay, ,,..,;,f,.ncr OAf" ""' follow .. , to·"it l.oui., 1,. \lonrt-, Ro~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~=~~B:e~a~c~h~,~w~e:r~e~ in-t 1:.Y>. "\,•..,+'nrt ll··.rrh, C..olif. in a c:olli sion wh ile IJ:!fif,3.
~1"1\~":-m' 1-.,m rl lhi" lt d
<Ia• ,,f Onulw r, 1967. ..
LOOK UICI ONI
ADU L Ts-TEENAGE-CHJLDRE:S ..... ~ ....... -, ............. ,....,rv, ............. ,_.,_,_
Ph•ne ,_, ,,... loelllet Kl 7-6971
MHrMr So:•-Actw't OM4
Ed Burell Slu4io of CMrm .t lllodelint
(2 Loc.•tlonl)
-,_ lltoi!.-Uit N. Moln St.
,. • ......, .,...a-lMS ""'"' c-o..
~, ......... ~.
Orco Block Co.
BUU.OING BLOCIS -ALL SIZES • ALL TYPES
Te'9plleat: ,...._ 7·IDI
11U 1Ce1ell& Stat• DID I. ...... Salta A ..
l.uu1 .. (,. \lnort"
!-1-\ll.Cit I \l.ltOII\1\)
' " COl \n OF Oil \'\CE
()\ Till:-.:lr.J rl.n of Or tobrr,
1967, llf•lon· rnr•, ,, \ut,orv
l'ullllr m !\Oil for thr· "aid
l :oun•• ilnd :-trot•·. r .. o;idinll
tllrr .. in, r(uh rummi,.s ionrrl
nntl '"'urn, .,,..,,.on Hfl y 11pp1'1Ht•J
Lrou 'r .. 1~. \ uurr·, kn o ... n tu mr
~o br thr • )"''""" l•ho•<f• ~~~~e
1:0 "'uh,..l'f\hf'•l tu thr w11h1n
inslrumrnt. nnrl IKknuwlr•dged
to ll'lt" thai hr• r ~f't"U II'd the
~11mr,
I'\ lloi T"H::-o" IAIH:R•:o r . I
h.av,. hrtl'untu ,..., m•· h111 n d and
•ffi~··d my orfi•·inl .. ral thl"
day 11nd vrnr in thi!l Crrtilicatl'
fintt nhovr .,-riuP.o.
\h<ry A. II n pa
\ly (.ommi .... ion 1"\pirr,. 'ln•.
29. 196:'.
Publi11h : O~t . 12. 19, 26. No•·.
2, 1967, in thP. Sr,.·port ll11r bor
F:n " ; ....
NO SERVICE CHARGE
ON CHECKING ACCOUNTS
with a $300 minimum balance
COSTA Mt:SA I 230 t n t 1711'1 S!rMi
Oo\HA ,-QtNT 1 24"1 lll l"ten
1AH JUo\N CA,ITitAMO I .Ut1J C.mri'IO C•po•h•I'IO ,._..., ,._,., o..o~' ,,_•~~oC• e., .... ,_
The City of Ncwpon Beach
department of parks and
recreatiOn has opened rc·
creation playarounds at 5
loc attons throuahout the
c ity: Mariners Park at lr vtne
Ave., and Dover Dr.; New-
port Harbor Cortmuni ty
You lh Center at 5th Ave,
and Iris Ave., Corona
del Mar : Eastbluff Park at
V1sta del Oro and Vista
dd Sol : 38th St . Park on
Ba lboa Bl vd., We st Newport ,
and the newly opened lr vtnc
Tcrt acc Park located on
Seadrift Dr .
The plaY&rounds wdl be
opt:n e ac h day Mond ay
throuah Friday between 3
and 5 p.m. with except10n
of the Youth Center, which
is open between 2 and 6
p.m. On Satutday all fa cil·
ities art: open 9 a.m . to
I p.m.
LEGAL MOTICE
~OTl CE TO CRf.OITORS
No. A-S7908
t:~t•tr of LIJCil .. [ II EROLD
CHRISTIE: lk ce.~ed,
NOTH"F: \$ H•:Rr.RY G I\'E~
to tbe creditors of the 1bovr
11.1med decedeat tll1t 11l ~r·
~OCUI h1wiD.1 c \1 im1 111iDII lhr
.!la id drcedeat are requ ired to
file lhem, with tbe aece11ary
voucher•, in the offi ce of thr
derlr. of the 1bowe eatitled
court, or lo pre•e•t ttlem,
with the oe c:e•••rr wo ach•
er•, to tlrre aadenlped "
c /o Tbomu [. HeFfe1"111D.,
Attorney 11 l .. w, 901 Dower
Drive , Suite 232. Newport
lle•ch,Callfcwoia ~0. which
ia th e place of bu•l.eaa of the
ooder•ifrDcd ' I• all !Miter.
penaia.i.ae: to tlrrie ntate of A id
de«deat, wlthla a!. IIHIGtha
after the fir-at p11hllcati0Cl of
thia a otice.
Datetd Sepleaber 29, 1967
COLUNS CHRISTIE
Colllaa C\r\11\e
t.entor of tM Will of tlrrie
a howe a1.d. the.4eat
Tllo .. a E. Harre,..•
Attotuy at Lew
901 Dower Drl,.
Salta 212
N••p_on , a..et., Calif.,.'-
--642-3210 AltCWMf for lttent•
"-~llolo, Oct. S, 12 , 19, 26,
l967, Ia -N•wp.-t Han..-[• I•
Oranae County's fi rst
annual juniors all·star tennis
tourn am ent will be h eld this
month, with open ina rounds
set for Oct. 21 and 22 , ac·
cardin& to the co-sponsors,
the Santa Ana Kiwan is club
and Junior Tennis o ( Oranae
County.
Play wi II be open to bo th
boys and a iris. Single s will
take place in the 16 and
under di\·ision, the I~ and
under bracket and lhe 12
and under di vision.
Play will be on a county-
wide basis, with round s
takin a place each week end
until the finals followina
the Oct. 21 startina date,
accOJdina to Roser Van Pelt..
tournament ch ainnan. Tow-
nament directors are Ht.l&b
Stewart, profe ssional of
tht Balboa Ba)· Club, attd
Pett:r Are ndrup o( the New-
port Bea ch Tennis Club.
d
work for iust
2¢aload.
• It a c tually costs even less tnan 2c a load Wtlh gas
• Any o t her k1nd costs 3 t,mes as flluch
• Ourrng tne ltfet •me of vour d,yer vou mav save
enough Wi th gas 10 bu v vourse lf a new one
• On 1nstalla ttOn costs alone gas c an save vou
up !0 5150
• N o drver dr•es clothes faster fresher or flufl ter
than a gas drver
•
CO•~-~~~ .. fOIO n . Poor-. 117 21111 SL, onootad on o chorao or dJ I•
I• a a-... cb· Dot & break al'ter playlna vina hi a C:&l 6S mph, in a
at e200, wu his au.itu on lhe atqe at , SO mile zone ..• A c:itizen•a
1M aiPI aomeoac toot the .. Pri son of Soc1atea,'" anut was made by Aileen
it fran liM frot~l or the Stot~ and when he retuaned fi ve Cahill, 2000 E. Ocun
"N Go Market, 4SSS W. minutes later, it was to dis-Blvd., Balboa, when an un-
Coes l Hwy ,, West Newport covet someone had stolen invited aueat reruaed to
• , .Peter Roes ner, 1706 his ai JL atJina, blonde finish leave ... Donald Hartman,
E . Ocean Fl., Balboa, ar· Hoyer &Llital ••• A bicycle ll, of 1112 W. Bay,Cenual
riud home to nb~e rvc a was stolen from the open Ne wpost, was booked on the
youna man leave his aaraae aan10 of P. Shoemaker"• charae of drunk in public
in • hurry and flee with a residence, 131 39th St., ... Not only the bike, but
Sl carton of cnke in a '55 West Newport and wu found the chain and padlock which
of '57 sedan. the next day in f10nt of 4200 he ld the bike to a s tud in
Frl4ey, Oct. 6 River, We st Newport. the carport, were stolen
Afler a fir e rescue learn fr om Robert Edmunda, 730
administered n:<nen. Sun.,., Oct, 8 Amiaos Way, Ea s t Blufr Jame~ Bnoth , :!8:!1 Pebble Bemard Smith JJ ., 37, o f ••• Parts of his outboard
Or ., Harbc~r View· llill s, 2011 Baycrest Rd., Bay· rnolot we re s tolen, said
wu taken by ambul ance hl crest, was booked on the Paul Hanson, 203 23rd St.,
llc._J tlnsr it11l. · .P. Sh ir· charae of failure to appear We lt Newpolt, while it W&l
va ki, 113 Palm Sl., Balbcla , , .... Da vid Grosz, 524 Hazel in s toraae at 310 E. Coaat
came frclffi lhe hack nf hi s llwy ., Newport Dunes. Dt ., Cotona del Mat , was
Carnivals for Halloween
David Ross announces the
Space C lub lilmed their
mee tin g Tuesday for s how-,
ina on the Tom Frandsen .,
televis ion proaram at a fu-""'
tUie date. .1"C
Handi craft cla sses are of-
llliPOif lll*ll -· IIEOIIIIIIECliCII - -"-I
'IIIIIIDY, OCT.I2, *'
CD1D1A DEL Ill, CAI.If.
IIAII¥DT 11111111 PMTY
1'011 IIIIOT 'M IIIUII
llro.·Oool .. L ·l-
pnoidoot ol lbo 1tJ11 NiaiU
Owlo ollboN-BIMio
-N' llollor -t, -... oa: ... &1M ......
....... 1-,...,. will bo
llold Ia lbo Sool« Cldaooo
a.-od'"' Cootor, Ulll SL
Md lrviu Ava •• Ctitr H•••·
IIIIo Saadoy, DeL U, boll ..
aiaa at l p.m.
The ••officer'• Meu, •• -..ly ....,..u. or ....
Gardea Oro•• Cllapt• of the
Sweet Adeliatl, will tina.
.. a. · 0a0fl' LymMam of
Newport Beach h a member
ol the quutette.
A c•let of attraction will
be a buaar table laden
wilh a V&Jiety o( donated
Chtiatmas airta. Refresh·
menta will be urvod by
Mn. Cluencc Raina and
her c:ommi uec .
PIIILH-IIIC GIIDUP
HDLDSMIMIIR TIA
Sh.-e 1u sec a r nuns man
wi1h his hand in 1hc ca sh
reai:uer whc• rl ed whe n he
saw the rmftfie lnr •.. Whe n
Jatneli Barber, 38~ E. 2:!nd
St., ('usia Mesa, re turned
tu hi s car afler classes, a1
(.'mona de l Ma r fl iah Sl'l1unl ,
he discove red snmc c•n~ had
ftfi cd nr<n his VW "imh•"
and s1olcn a stc ren and
lar-..:s \\llrl h c;y;, .. Car!>
belunaina 111 Luuis Benny,
~01 Evcnins S1a r La ne ,
O•wcr Shnrd o, and An i1a
Bullenwnh, 1'~01 Tc rc~i1a
Lane, llarbnr llighlands.
cnllid.:r.l un Santiago :.~nd
Jl amp!>hir.: ... (i.:inie Gup.
1il1 , 1906 ln·ine Ave., H:.t~·
Cft!>t , nn h.:r bicyd.:, :1nd
\lar)' Rabb itt, 19:!1 T .:r.:·
sita L an.:,Harbm ll i ahlanrJ~.
dti\·ing a C h.:\~ 11a l!nn.
v..:re involved in a ~-~olh·
sion a t Windu ard and T rade·
winds .•. Wes ley Plink..: Jr.,
19, of 507 29th S1., \\esl
Newport : Te rr~ Lako, ~0.
914 w. l'~th 51., ( ..... ta
Me sa: and Lan i Cannlltl,
28. of SO'J W. 29th S1 .,
We st Ne v.port. were booked
early in 1he mornin g nn the
charge of possess1nn of
The Uppe r Bay Branch o f
th e Boys C lub has planned
a Ha llo ween carnival for
Friday, Oct. 27, from 7 to 9
p.m. Boys and gir ls 13 and
under arc invited. There
will be carnival games , a
cake walk, co stume con-
tests and tefreshments.
The Centr al Branc h in
Costa \1esa will ho ld its
carnival on Satu rday , Oc t.
28, from 6 to 8:30 p.m. Do·
nations fot cakes and can·
die s are needed, accotdi ng
to Lee Fishel, at 642:~372 .
fe red dai l)• in the arts and
crafts department. Mosaics,
clay mod elina and special
pape1 deco rations for the
up-comi ns lbllo ween party
wi 11 be ofrcrcd.
SETTING SOME SORT of a record for a miniab.He
poodle, and one jus t 10 months old, Touche's Petite
Chou, an Apr icot miniature, presented 9--year~ld papa
Tom La Touche with a new family of 7. Tom Tom , the
smalles t, weighed in at l lh oun ces. His big s ister,
t.t.mbeu of the Eastbluff
Philharmonic: As aoci ate a,
a women's committee of the
Big Babe, tipped the scales at 4th ounc es. The other Oranae County Philharmonic:
5 are Bonaparte, Gorgeous George, Auntie F ife and Society, met yuterday at
tw ins J im and Gemin i, check ing In at 3'h to 4 ounces. the home of Mrs. Nicholas
The poodles are owned by Ann Gilman of the Gil man Kfoury, recordin& secretuy,
Ga ll ery, 2721 E. Coas t Hwy., Corona del Ma r. for a membership tea •.
marijuana .
Saturday, Oct. 7
The front ~e nder of her
VW was damaged while
par ked on Ba lboa Blvd.,
according 10 Marsha Sulll·
van, 913 W. Ba lboa Blvd.,
Balboa. .Ethel Patton,
430Tus tin, Ne wpon Hei ghts.
s uffered a hcan allack
while watching T V and was
taken to Hoaa Hospital. ..
B01h cars we re towed away
after bein& involved in a
co\tialon on E . Co ut Rwy .
v.ith driven Oa\·id Wal ker
of Colorado and Gcofrrey
Gu yston,l416 Dolphin Tel.,
h vine Teuace ... An ai 1
com pressor used to refill
undcrwller aqua lung tanks,
so heavy s eve ral men or mech-
anical equipment is necded to
lift i t, and a tr uck o r tr ailer
would be nece ss ar y to tt ans-
pcnt it, was stolen from
Gcotae Pusateri at 4323 w.
Coast Hwy., West Newport,
value SSOO ... A s utfboard
was stolen ft om the patio·
or Charles Ol sen's tesi·
dencc, 312 Catali na Dt.,
Newpott Heiahts. . Phi l
HARBOR BOAT CHARTER
'' fine 40 fl. uc•rat011 boat Is u allablc fOI' ,.rues,
blu&a, k Pte, Acco...odl.tcll
!If to 43 with Ilea beer. For
Info: s. L1.1111 -1714) 6·42·
U ·U , ncaln111.
m CEIIEI $1.
Lance Davidson is tcsum -
ina his tumbl ina program. He
will conduc t his clas s on
Tuesday ni ghts fuxn 1 to 8
a t the CenUal Branch.
It's no t too late for boys
8 to I ~ to sign up fo t com·
pe titive SOCCCI. Cliff We bb
and Ken Duke a1e m ganizina
a soccer progr am fo1 be gin·
nets, and advanced players.
Gymnastic classes arc
being held on Tuesday and
FriJ ay nights ftom7 to 8. ln-
structot Wally Schoewe an ·
nounces th at this F1iday,
Oct. 13, they will be wotk·
in& on high boll and h igh
ba1.
WORLD'S QJRREHOES
DISPLAYED AT BANK
"\Ioney a10 und the world''
is on display at the New·
pm t Be ach btan ch o f Bank
of Am e1ica, in the Lido
Shops Atea, accm din& to
manaac1 Ftcd Schoct~e .
The display includes the
newly·issued F1ench "P as-
teur'' 5-franc notes, placed
in ci rculatio n J an. 3, 1967 ;
the Japanese 1,000 yen
no te ui 1h 15 colors intag-
liO"pt inled on "hi te; \1a\ay-
si an "rigcs head·' dollat;
a Vie1namese 50 pi as uc
note ; and colorfu l bank-
notes hom French Gui nea
and Togo.
The colon of El Sall'ador
and Costa Rica is named
for Christopher Columbus,
the sucre of Ecuador fo r
An tonio Jose de Sucre. The
quetzal , s named fot a
btilliantly·plumaged Central
Amctican bi rd. and the \e~
pua honors a lengendaty
Hondurus Indi an chief. The
Guatan i commemo rates the
oti gin o f the P ataguaycn
people.
'
Mrs. Ronald KicW. (B•tni• A.lcl•n photo)
•
Miss Pam Standefer
bride of Ron Kidd IS
, I
-
After honeymooning at Thi! bride is the forme1
Carmel, \11. and \1t s. Rona ld Miss Pam Standefer, dauah•
Kidd v.il! make then home te1 of Mr. and Mrs. Herald
Qt Otlando, Florida, where Standefer o f 1233 Surnine
the bridegroom is in the Wa y, HIMbot Vi ew Hills.
U.S. An Force . The . &room's paJents, a1c
The )"oung couple ex-Mr . and Mn. Norman Kidd
chanaed vows Saturday af· or Pasadena.
ternoon, Oct. 7, in a double Miss Standefer, who was
una cet emony at St. An· escorted to the altaJ by he1
dtew's Presbyterian Church· fa ther, wote a aown o f wh ite
wi th D1. Charles Di eren· peau de s oie wi th a cover-
field prcs1ding. ing case dre ss of chanti lly
lace made with lona pointed
slce\·es and a tr ain. She
wore a shoulde1 length
bobble vei l cauaht to a
lace n ower headpiece. Sh e
c arried a c ascade of butter-
Oy orchid s and s tephanotis.
Her s is ter, M11. Meuilcc
Allen of Alhambra, served
as mauon of honot. She
wore a floor length aqua
aown made in the empire
style with matc:hina coat,
and she canied a bouquet
of whi t.e spider mums .
Bridesmaids were Anacla
O,ilds and Diane Poulun
of Monrovia and Cheryl De
Simone of Alhambta.
The poom's brother, Bany
Kidd or Westchester, served
u best man. Uahcu wc1e
John Genova of Pasadena,
Don Hamilton of Alhambra
and William Wi lkins o f Plo t•
ida.
At the rec eption, held in
the lxide's parents' home,
Miu Suzanne Miller took
c:hatae of the auest te&ister.
Weddina bells decorated the
Standefer home, and Oowe1
baskeu of white mums
nanted the fireplace.
TEllS
Mtl, Saandefer received
JUCSta in I 0001 len&th
10wn of pint crepe with
matchina eoat. She woce a
white orchid. A timilu cor·
aqe wa1 wom by tbe
poom'a molher, wllo chou
• tbede or , .. eadar (Of her
Ooor lnath 10wn .
IIIUTIC INIS
,.( ... 1111
Tbe ••• ,.,, Kidd an•~
od -.ono Hip Sctlool
lind Citrus J•i01 Colle ...
The lrrido-o&IOOdocl
Puoolona Cll)' eon .......
Califom.ia State Coll•l• in L---------.;;;;;;; ____ ~-------------...1 Los Anpltl.
d Mrs. William S. Holstean, Ph 'lh • J ' h chainnan of the Philhl.flTIOo-. I armonrc unrors are onore nic Women'• Commiu ....
Scniot airls who have
completed their 2 y ean of
service to the Oranac Coun-
ty Philhannonic Society
wete honored at a tea ai ven
by the Phi lharmonic Juniors
and the ir mothers. Prospcc·
ti vc sophomore members
were also invi ted.
The j unior pade Jirls ar·
ranaed and prepa~ed th e
tea, wh ich was held at the
Dover Sh ores home of Mr.
and Mu. Jack Caldwell and
their dt uahter, Janis.
Those honored incl uded
Carol Carver, Suzanne Do •·
ta, Gcorae anne Hanna, De-
bouh Porter, Roxie Ray
and Glcoraene Smi th. The
airls received aold charms
enaraved with their initials,
the date and O.C.P.S.
The Philharmonic Juniors
11oup is s ponso1ed by the
Phi lhacmon i c commi Uee of
the Newport Harbor Service
Lcaaue in conjunction wi th
the Oranae County Phi lhar·
mo nic Society.
Membership is open to
lOth pade dauahtcu of So-
ciety membcu. The &i ri s
aui 11 with proarams at
the Philharmonic conccns
and the Philharmoni c youth
concerts. They also statr poured at the tea table and
the Philharmonic office. was assisted by Mn. James
The Juniors wilt be in Owen, one or the founden
chatae of a pizza booth at or the Ea.stblurr Commit!"·
the C.H.O.C. Fair, CX:to ber and Mrs. John Hardin&,
20 and 21. chairman of the tea.
DISPLAY FUTURES MELAH!SIAH ISLAIIDS
Primitive au from the Me-15 honorina faculty and
lancsian Islands -New staff of the art deparrment
Gu inea, the Solomons , New and introducina its new
Caledonia and Fiai -will membc1s. Mrs. Rod Lippold
be exhibited for the public is chairman, assisted by
Oct. 17-Nov. 12 at the UCJ Mrs . Raymond Kenison.
art aallcry. Mrs. Edward Taafe and Mrs .
J , Allan Seek Jr. are in
Gallery Associates plan cha•ae of invitations and
a pre vi ew-reception Oct. hospitality.
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