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R.A. Almabona of the AJm-
tlJona PeUolewn Corp., 201
Emetald Bay, Laauna Beach,
hu ••ittcn to the Newpou
Beach City Council npten·
ina interest in puu:haaina
caislina oil producin1 pro--
pellie• in the city.
He atatea in hi s letlet,
"Please inform ua of any
new 01 pendina rules, reau·
lations 01 ordinances l:hat
pettain to oil production and
drillina within the city."
The city has 16 wells in
the Welt Newp01t au:a, 14
of them in production. Ci ty
revenue f10m the royalties
waa S32,SOO I a& I fi seal yeat,
and will be estimated S31,·
OOOthis fiscal year, accord-
in& to city admin isuativc as·
sin.ant Jim DeChaine.
He expressed doubt that
the city could be intcscsted
in the ArmstJOn& o ffer, be-
cause oi I p10duction u
beina phased out.
Tax relief
law asked
Orowina complaint• aaainst
tho burden or local property
taJ.ot for achool costa have
resulled in a tax relief
resolution adopted Tuesday
cvonina by the Board of
Education of !he Newport·
Mesa Uni fied School Dis-
trict.
CANDIDATES for homecoming Queen at
Newport Harbor High School this Saturday
evening are, from left, seniors Ch ris John-
son, Joan Russell, and Tracy Sherick.
The QUeen will be presented at half-time
at the Harbor-Santa Ana game.
BALBOA 'GHETTO' FEARED
Threat of a "ahetto" in
Balboa is seen by Etic A.
Eue. 425 Belvue Ln ., Bal-
boa -unless lteps &Je
taken to imptove the &Jea .
He has Wtitten as follows
to Councilman HowaJd Ro-
center of
Balboaisan eye1ore. I kn ow
that mlln y women livina oo
the Poi nt dtive on throuah
Balboa to shop elsewhete
. . . hn't it hiah time to ask
youtauociateson the Coun-
cil to take an intezest in the
aeneral detetioration siiUa-
tion in Balboa? A aood s tall
would be the cancellation or
the license of the Dilcothe-
que. An other would be the
tepait or sidewalks and
curbs. Ano thet would be an
otdinance to pre vent return-
ing fishennen from cauyina
tfte l t blood dripping fish up
on the sidewalks on Main
St. to a parking lot somo-
whe re on the ocean ftonL
"Lack of a ttention to &uch
matteu by city auth01ilie 1
has led to scrcal\ed &)letto
aJ:eas in othe1 cities. ts that
what you acntlemen want for
Balboa?"
Awud of contract by tl\e
Corps of Enaineen for the
Wut Newport erosion con ..
trol proj ect i1 eapected
momentuily, and may be
done l.Oday. acc:ordina \o
Jim DeOiaine, adminia ..
tralive auiatant in tho
Newport Beach city man ..
aar's offi ce.
He \old the Ensia.n yealCt·
day the Loa Anaelea Dis-
trict office of lhe Corps of
Enainoer bas completod d\e
deaian memo for the project,
•d this memo is in l:ht
bands of the Corps b.ead-
quarten m Washinaton,
D. C.
Speedy approval of the
contract cou ld mean that
work on the project could
beain about Nov. 6. The
project calls for in at alia-
Li on of a 25LJ.-foot timber
aroin off 40th SL, s tartina
about 130 feet out from dlc
property line, and haulin&
or 4H,OOO c ubi c yards of
und 10 the eroded beaches.
Cos t i1 eslimated at
$700.000.
The Newport Besch Ci ty
Council is eapected to take
action Monday evenina on
the award of a construction
easement to allow the work
to proceed.
Mr. DeChaine uid that the
6 temporary aroins con-
s tructed by private rinns are
providina a desree of pro-
tec ti on to lhe beaches. These
,roins should fend orr the
rorce of the hiah tides due
in the first dayJ of Novem-
ber, before the now eoo-
atruc:tioo can beain, he
odded.
AN ARCHITECTURAL DESIGNER, Todd
Vander Pluym of Manhattan Beach, pro-
duced th is masterpiece at Sunday's sand
cas tle building contest of the Newport
Chamber of Commerce at the Co rona del
Mar mai n beach. This project won the
award tor best contempo rary pagoda
castle. (Ensign photo.)
Churchmen
back bonds
The Harbm Counci l of
Chu1ches has endo11ed the
Oc t. 24 Newpor t-Mesa Uni-
fied School Disu ict's bond
e!ect1on as follows:
"Ou1 elected t ep~e sentr
lives on the school bo&ld
and ~~>chool di~oic 1 are to
be commended Co1 their a~
mini stJation and the manner
in which they are seekina
lO pt ovide the necessa1y
school fa ci litie~~> fm our
Oisuict. We urae out mem-
beu to vote yeli on October
24th.""
This resolution uka that
bomo own en be penni ttod
to ·doduca from their federal
iocllme tax statement the
..,., of moaey t;laat th.,.
bad paid durina Chat calen-
dar year aa a property las
for education,
Helen Riheldafter dies
The announcement wa10
made by Pastot ·Wauen G.
SlUder, Ptubyte1ian Church
of the Covenant, and Paat01
James H. Lamberth, Ch1ist
Chutch by the Sea Commun-
ity Methodist... pruident and
vice president of th e 011&-
a.iz.ation •
Tho board believes that
thia would elimina te the
need for federal upondi-
lure in the local school
district. enc:ouraae local
control and free more money
locally to pay ror the edu-
cation o f the conmunity's.
children.
The board wi 11 name a
representative to contact
conareaaional , represent ..
Uvea from the Harbor area
in an attempt to initiate such
leaialation.
A memorandum from budaet
(Continued on paae 8)
IIIIL COXbPIOUEII c• IIEI EIIT, liES
Ftancea Cox, pionee1 Cot-
on a del ~~~ 1esident., di ed
Wednesday, Oct. 4, at he1
home, 2235 Paci fic: Dt .
Mn. Cox wu one of the
foundou o f the Cotona del
M~ Community O.u1c:h. She
wa1 bom Sept. 4, 1883, in
Poll Madison, Iowa.
~uvlvon a1e he1 4 aona,
Ha1old of Ga1den G1ove, Al-
vin of Santa Ana, Rode1ick
or Huntinaton Beach, and
Mathew of Colona del Ma1.
A SCALE MODEL of Haag Hospital was constructed at
the Co rona del Mar main beach as the Newport Harbor
Zonta Cl ub en try In the sand castle contest of the
Newport Harbo r Chnber. The builders pictured here
are Nancy and Ron Schoenmetll, In front, and twins
Joanne and Jeanne Acker. They are the children of
Zonta Clu b members Lila Schoenmehl and Verde Acker.
(Ensign photo.)
TV POLICING PLAN ASSAILED
Crit.ic:iam of die propoaed
alec:trcaic police surveil·
l•ce .. in viii on or privacy
It lounded by Ben tnd Jean
Duyodam of 406 Pemleaf
An., Corcaa del Mar. in a
letter to the Newpon Beach
City Couaei I.
The propotal, described at
lbo SopL l5 Couac:ll aoudy
aeuian., would requ.in
aboDe •to.ooo aa the city'•
'lfby not adopt the lifo ..
JUUd ayatem by UliDJ
auxiliary power d~arina lbe
touriu aeuon. The rneDue
ol Fashion hl•d would
perhaps cover tbe utra
COIL
.. Crime control should
beain in tbe home by
respon sible parnu who
lon their children 1nd are
concemed enou.Jb that
lhay bacome decent cit.i-
lelll •••
uOI.emical Jpraya to au~
due aneu ruit terJ, u~
quilizinJ darla, wire tap-
pina, the tlec:llonic police
eye -nut atep, tbouJht
control? If it'• not already
tbere throulb mean• or
televt.aion,•
~:,:.i:::~.r.:.::-·; Senior Citizens eled
u;.~·r.:a;~ wrote that D d. 'd t
"lc lo laeoacolnblo" &hot esmon pres• en .... c-ell •d .... c:blor ot
police •e e .. a cc•ulcSeriDa New otncen or the Harbor pnaideat of 1be Zoota Club.
••• ol •• ''''*-· Snior Citilent' Club weN Socceedina Tbeo K. Pylt,
..... (HI thon Un"tio--iat&&Uocl in • impt"onh• .tao IMI4 dl.e pr .. ideatial
aiiJ placocl TV '*Mrat cer.-, eoad.c&ed bJ olftotof' dille Stnlor Cilhna
WOitlcl be u. liYu l• or .. s. · Bluche B•a aad for ..... e &e~m~, it Lee
Jri•ocy, • larrloa-• ... Mro. ·Piolllp 1!. Rooo ot •• Do-d. ·J ... o 1!. Sowyor
-., rilltto, oa4 • olllaet Zoeto Cloab ot Nowport lo "-•I•IIL Mro.
10 -dlpi!J," tllo7 H-.· WoiW Looc:b •d btll
ooM. · · Mr. · ud Mro. P~ek Jalta--tl•o u tnu-
''We r .. l IMtlaw ..tore.-lta11ell Pe• prooridMI .., aad tecntuy. rea~
-• lo .,, .. ....,.,. 1oo -ld .__ r. 111o tiftl)o. ·
....,.. ... -. ••n also llldl• ... Qoral .._..... U•••"' fll tile ••• .._,. ..U•• *"' doriq •• o1-ror 11te pod-_, Mr. I'Jio, Jalta -· ~-· _ .... • •-• Mro. · Poa lo tM -r Mro. '1. ·Bo•ll• Dutwoll•, le lite r.oo lo •-,..,.. MI.._,. -•.,. ,.., _.lalla Ooooor.k.
_ The ac,Pve nao...Pf ~
munitj"" •ef1'ice bf Helen
Wallace Riheldalfer, 232
MaJROiia, Costa Mesa, wete
slowed down by a lona ill-
nen, endina in death Fri-
day. Oct. 13, at Hoaa Ho s-
pi lal.
Memotial services will be
held at We stcliff chapel at
4 p.m. Fdday, Oct. 20, at
St. Andtew's Ptesbytezian
Church, with Westc lif( Mor-
tuary as ditectou. Services
were held in Minnesota on
Tuesday, Oc t. 17.
Mrs. Rihe\daffer was pte-
aident of the Zonta Club in
1966~1967. She SCIVCd U
e•ecutive sec retary for
pastor Charles H., Dieren-
field for the past 12 year s,
8 of which were spent at St.
Andlew's.
Sl.u vivou are her son,
John, and a lfanddauahter,
C. C •. SAYS IOU VOTE
UP TO EACH IIEIIIEII
Board members of the New-
port Harbor Chamber of
Commerce decided at their
luncheon meetina Monda y to
vole on the Ocl. 24 tchool
bond propositions u each
member wishes, rather than
11 a aroup recorrmendation.
This decision wu taken
after Aut. Supt. Norman
Loatt of the Newport Me sa
Unified school di ttrict , dis-
cussed the comina election.
··Each member or the board
will take !he information he
has been aiven, ICrutinize
it, know lhe iu-.aea, and
then decide for himse If how
to vote," said Ptesident
John Macnab .
Ri chard . Dick. esecutive
vice president o( Air Ctli-
forn ia, ap oke to the board,
pl'esentina reasons why
Air Caliromia would like 10
build an office and servic-
ina headquarters at Otan1e
County Airp Oft.
The main reuon is to
save on tremendous over-
head co111, he said. If the
company is not. permitted to
have facilities here, it will
have to ao elsewhere, he
added .
Ml!mMG CAMCI!LLID n . IDieliq of lbe local ........ ot .... Ameri ...
Ao-lotl.. or Rotirod
Pon .. o. , ...... , ... r ..
tordat. Oct. "· -. .,._ ~celled bec•H fl ...
dootll ol Dr. Aloaoodor
R-otc-oHIIItloodo, ,_, prooldoot ot ... .........
l
of Wilalia&aDD; ba mo.el_.
Mn:Tzniam~Walt'tCe, and a
brother, William, of Minne-
sota. ST RJ CTL Y on their own in the Newport Harbor Cham--
ber's sand castle contest were these "Kin g Arthur's
Castle" bu il ders, wtlo used tootl'lgici:s along wi tl'l the
sand at !he Corona del Mar beach. 'The bu il ders are
Consuela Rodriguez, lllh, at left. of 3708 Ocean Bl vd.,
Corona del Mar, and J anet Barry, 12, her nei ~bor, at
'J1le family has IUQCitCd
that friends wbo wish may
conu ibulionli to St. An-
drew's Church or to dle
Helen Riheldaffer MemoJial
Fund. 3712 Oc ean Blvd. (Ensign photo.)
~~
THE BEACON ST AFF from Newport Har-
bor High School constructed th i~ castl e
in the sand castle contest of the Newport
Harbor Chamber of Commerce at the Co r-
on a del Mar main beach. The project was
carried on under the supervis ion of Beer
con editor-In-chi ef Marcie McK erren, and
soonsor was Bal boa Impro vement As sn .
BIIA says: "Speak up"
Tho Balboa hllnd 1m-i.nnua1meetina and hear ch1 members and tbe new 1~7-
provement Ann. will bold nportl of your ci ty coun· 61 direclors, with lhe city,
ita annual meetina at J p.m. cilmon and . dirtc:tora on will brina .more i mprov~ ..
ThW"tday Oct. 26 at tbe this and odlotlmprovementa. menta. Fot tnata.nce, how 1
COO'ITII.afti;y Memodiat They are interested in your parkin& on YOUR .block?
ChW"cb , U.S Aaa1e A•c. conrnunity and your wei-You and your netahbou
In the new1 letter announ-fare. How else can &bey ""'' repreaenl your street
cina the rneetina, lbe BllA hear the voices of yCMl at dlil unual mcelina to
dirocton noted some of lhe Balboa lalandera? antw.r l.bal one. Come and
news headlinea of tbe paat "The united efforts of all JP&ak up. ..
you: ••sueot ood olloy M J h T d" ~~b"C:::,· ~~:~:· ... ~~= rs. o ann 111er 1es
1eation," "SaDd replace-Far from South Dakota, dte Dtl .. y Heppeale ollSl Vito-
men I improves your p,.,... state of he1 bitth, Mrs. Jo-aiaia Plac.. Costa Met~ 4
ty.'' '*Partybouae ltaet hann F1ostad Tu1nea of 250 aiateu, Petll J•~CMJ.
phu police t~Ma'DGDI impro.-e llnd St., Costa Mesa. di.cl Mi•ie S.ct. Aaaa Pelef'o
livina cODdh.iona.'' ''Chy Friday. OcL tl, at Hoaa 10a of a-a o.bLa, Md
offieialt iaf....S of pro~ Hospital. NeUieO. ... Iol Vi~a.
I .at on hi and. • Mit. Tume1 Wll bom ia C.lllla; a ....... Carl l.•
Webttct, May 29, 1111. •e caidorc..• • 3 .......
C*"C to Calif01nia I• 1944 , dlil•• 1M 4 ....... d '"Official recorda of llbe
Newport Beaclt. police de·
,..._,,MwiMtdMtWet
•d aiiOJ lilltto ..... ,....
-ialdotod ,..ood lite
crt.. t.l0111ce.'' lite ••"
let-s~ ··o-. .., ..
SU.t"t'i'¥'011 lie hi .......
bottd. ""'' or •• -·• .... 101, Qlall .. v .......... o..... of nu.et•• O.a.
Newpon ••~a--tel',
dlit••·
Ser'rice-a ... e hWI a...
.., • ()d. ••• .. ..... u.
01-1 '"* ... ~. Lo•• ~oo•oteoo•Mooa......,..
dill Oor* olllol ....
Death claims
Dr. Renner
SanctuaJy was ainn 01 .
AI exander Renner. 436
Sen a Dr ., Corona Hiahlands,
when he came ,., the United
Stales after leavina Com-
mun ist China in 19SO, and
he will be bu11ed hete, in
hi 1 adop1ed 1 and. Death
came Monda~·. Oct. 16 , at
Hoaa Hospi tal.
01. Renner, who wa s bom
in Hunaar)' on Sept 28,
1884, spenl 28 year!) u a
physician 1n Ouna after es-
c apin& from a Russlilh pri-
son er of ~~~o·ar camp duuns
'World Wa1 I. H ~ was a n ..
turahzed Ameu can citizen
and served as a C,S, Ar~
physician st Ft. \1lcAJ thu1,
San Ped10,
Survivon are hu wi fe,
Teresa, of the home and a
son, Gabor Renn er of Del
Mar, and 2 arandchild1en.
Se1 vices wi ll be at 2 p.m.
toda)", Oct. 19 at Lutheran
Olurch of lhe \·tu tet with
Dt. William Ell er officiat.ina.
Interment will be private.
Baltz \.ionuary of Colona
1del Mar i1 the di rector.
Dr. Re nne1 was ptesident
for many yeau of Asia
House in Loa Anaelea,
which wu devoted to the
in terests or fotmer reaidenu
in the Otient. He also aet-
ved as PJesident of the local
ch apter of the Ametic•
Auoci ation of Re tited Peta
501'11.
He was known aa "D1.
Zh ivaao of Cotona dol Maa:•
because o f his upeticnc:ca
and aetvice in Sibcri~n pal-
son campi, 1nd his 20o)'ell
te1m as house physician so
the head of the Bank or
China undet Oti•l Kai
Shek.
I
1111 DfPIQM. IIIWIPA .. I
, ., ,_ ...........
1'0011 COMMUNICA1'10NS, NO DOUin
Letters to the
Pabll*• o olllld hqMOIIJ oollocla dlto -w·, coaitolo
!II' 1111 QT'f Ill' HIIWPOIT IIACII
THI HAIIIOM AUA'S OffSlT NErSI'AI'!R
Oftb _. prl•l• pi•• Ia , .... E•it• B"'ltll•, Zbipaiew Brzezinski, n..mber of .. our" State
1121 L C... hy., Corou •• ..... c.w. -91625. O.partment'a Polk:y Plauiftl Couneil. hu
Uftill Han)' .A.hmore, ,....,. l!aeafi¥t
Editor t« me leflill "ArbniM o ........ and
DOW EMc\Jiive Vice PnUdeac ol tbe (Left of)
Cencu for the IIUdy ol Dlmocralic lnltitudoat
at Santa But.ra. CalitonUa, • claiml be wua
clouble-ct.-d by our Shto Deport-. Alb-
more N)'l he r.layed a puce bid 10 Ho Cbi
Minh on behalt of the Stde Depanmcnt lui
Febr\llry, but th.t Praident John10n then
"dfectively and bnlt1lly" ~nceUed the aeerec
initiative by aendina an uncompromiain1 letter
10 the North Vietnamese ieader. Harry the
lefty did noc say which side be wu on. but
since he is a Pulitzer prize-winner in Jour-
nali•m. no doubt he is neutral. Havina known
Harry Ashmore at the "Gazette," I laek the
capacity to bt neutnl about him.
ne ........... atllf ............ he will aelUna tbo IDUile or tail ,.,
ol .. Olea .. C..lJ' Ra4 ta .., otMr perlod o1 hh project, "pepar toW." aa •
Oosa Ot•p ... ....,.·lite '1D ~llfe. aubetitute f01 tM real dUitt·
We aia oppoetuahr dlprina It is In I he elamealary Finally tbey ha•e U.. ..
Notloeol N••IP-w .. t 10 Scbool lllot llfotltoo llaloila widl "SI>Ro ," wllicb ~ ond
eAprea• ou ~pptecla&ioe for and attltPa loward readlna tbe rest of tile: Keytteii•
die 1eeetou suppott you are deweloped. Tbla ia the rinancien uem to ~dljd:
have ainn ~ta in reachina 110 when nearly all children will solve the dillftiiM lilly
the people of dte community lite eo read or be read eo. bro.aa,ht about by uaio.W
widl infomatJoa about the But this natural desire c&n baitltin1 pracrticu, and pro-
t:llhliS Reel Qou can do b6 detUoyed if readina is· ritptc tp c.ndin1 with pri~~t-
TILIPIIOMia &JUS. Cl••• C.... 714) :eno::= :,::. "c:"=h i!r ~~~
T• NEiiHMi IIAIIBOI. ENSleN I• tile ..t, •• ;.,. JW&•• surflte haven't round out about it. Poor com-
... ,.Ww.l 1• * Cky •1 Newpeft •••· * U.. ..a, loc.u, municatkw no doubt Bnez.ira~ki If he speab ..,... _, ............. .,... Ia tM N.wpe~~ ..... c... lit• , • , · : .__ r..aw.-4 _._.,, -T.......,, s.eoet~ e~-,... ... ,.Jw' ED&Ush. would thll hlv• aome ddtkutfj com.-
• C.... •• Mlr. c..au. nnanieatin1 that 10 the I 3,000 American
.Til£ NJ:'IIP'o.T HAIBOI ENSIGN Wu ad~ to .,_ • •••· rnodMn whole .ana have been killed in Viet-
,..., el ...-e~ c»e..t.to. .,, eowt ~ li$o. A..mna ... 4 nam where Communi1111 hu never been ao ~' 14. lt$1, i• 5.periw Cowt "':' ta. ~Y of Or .... S.•• af alive. And tbtir IOI'IS are dead bec:.aute ot that
for dlorft and the help we oaly a clauroom duty. ina preu money.
need from them to perrorm In a aood achool library Our 1overnment h~s ~'n
our u 1vicea. · a child can learn \o love under lhe liberal IOC'Ul~
c.:.IU..W.. aM._, raaeo• ,.._..f •• q~tallf•ecl to p.bliM •II pMik: d •-r •--•-· he r ' , ... ~ ,..,..,_. ~ •-· an ~•we some o our -""'n eat r re use
Without yout auiuance, readina at the tame time ist" rule sinc.e the 3~ ud
OUI job or reachin1 the com-be's learn ina to react He 'before. and . 10 contmuoos
munlty with Red Crou can uperionce the thrill of wa~ or one lund, or anoduq .
health, safety and welh.te diaconry as he aolvea h II now . so hopeleuly In pro&~ams would b6 vaatly achool worlt problema on hit debt that It c:oul~ never .el·
more dlrriculL own or rinds the anaweu to pect. t~recover w1th0t.!t JlCDI
A.IVO t. IAAI'A ................................. ow-•M p_.,u....,. to face fac:tt, or are oo tbe other side.
PEG HMPA .. __ .................. -.................... .A-late lldk... Bracz.inski and his sidekick Rostow, one of
his own quutiona. sacnftc~ e~d. auffeun& ~y suaKatiPTION •uu President Johnson's top kft·hand men, arc. a. ...,._ ••= 0.. ,.., 14.00: 2 ,. ••• 17.00 workin& toward our meraer with "the mellow· Newapapera like youu
desetve a luae pan of the
aedit (ot helpina ut tecru.it
blood donors and atudents
in fiut aid, watet aarety and
nuuina claues, You have
alto helped entiat the aid
or new volunteer workers.
Th hool n,.-the tohd clttzena. Yet, II
0... el ...,..., Are-.; OM ,._., IS.OO; 2 ,e--. 19·00 iDI Soviets" in a one-world aovemment. run
•O'OoO'O'Ooo•cao 00'0'0~0<Qo411 by aunt-who? .
e h ac 1 ary c~n continues alona the same
help 1 e slow learnet to aam 1 1 path to ulti-
ARVO E. HAAPA, owntr o~nd publisher of the Ensign
lTD VITO DilliE SCHOOL HIOS
In the same mall Monday morning came a pamj:illet In
support of the Oct. 24 school bond election, also a
convnunicatlon from Don Mozley, the tax collector of
Orange County.
I didn't need Mr. Mozley's notice of taxes due to help
make up my mind about the bonds, but it was an added
bit of salt on the wounds.
Mr. Mozley's carefully itemized tax bill told me that
my total city-<ounty tax rate is S8.35q per each $100 of
assessed valuation. The adding machine showed me fur·
ther that $4.6445 of this amount Is for schools,leavlng
$3.7145 for all other ci tyooeounty spending. In oth er
words, our tax-supported schools are getting 551h% of our
city-<ounty taxes. Obviously we are not treating our tax·
supported schools In a ·miserly fashion.
It Is now getting to be a ma tter of surv ival for the
bus inessman, also for the home~wner, to halt this pain·
ful tax spiral and to start turning it back. Public officials
who have the responsibility of spending tax money will
have to make the same hard-headed decision that busi-
men have to make: Cu t down on the s pending when the
burden gets too heavy. That poin t has been reached, and
tax revolt Is at hand.
Many people are askina why we have never
mioed or bombed the Haiphona harbor. It's
not merely that we would sink too many abips
belonain& to our "Allin," along with Russian
lhips deliverina supplies to the Viet Cona.
We'd also sink our own ships! Ships we lent
our "frif:nd" Russi•. Our ships ftyina Russian
ftags . Our ships canyina American wheat and
American supplin to help kill our men. Our
pilots are forbidden by ''our" President to
bomb these ships. Our ground troops fight with
inferior equipment and ammunition. They are
forbidden to fire on the enemy until he ha5
fired first.
Our government is now helping Russia build
a areat highway from Afghanistan to Indochina
so RUUia can ship by land and by Ka to our
enemies in Southeast Asia.
President Johnson recently "scaled down··
Polish indebtedness to the Un ited States by
thiny million dollars in spite of the fact. <K
maybt Mcous~ of the fact, that Poland a few
days before agreed to supply the Viet Cong
thiny million dollars in money a~d materiab.
Russian Communism, says "Look" mapzine,
works. As usu.al, "Look" is "wortin1 on" the
American people.
Russia is one ot the most backward natioot
in the 1world, ouuide of Africa. Most of
Russia's scicntiftc and tec:hnoloJical develop-
ment's and know·how-tncludina the Bomb-
were srolcn from other nations and aiven to
!he Russians by our own traitors.
With 23~U million people spread across 1/6
of the world's land surface, Russia is indeed
a colossus. But she ranks only 23rd amon1
nation's in gross national product per capita-
the amount each penon produces. And that's
the same position Russia was in at the time of
the Curs!
Russia's total industrial production is only
half ours and her farms produce less than one-
founh ours, in spite of the fact that our farmers
are paid not to produce.
Who knows? Without Communism these past
SO years. the Russian standard of !ivins miaht
even be as good as Spain"s.-American Way
Features
THE CONSERVATIVE CORNER
By Clor•nce Strong
The American people are
becoming all "het up" over
~he way that things are go-
•na.
a like number or political
and economic 1saues on
which American voters
mig ht well be expected to
take posi tive and effective
We thank you for the in-
dispenaable tole you play in
the operation of the Otanae
County Red Cross.
Paul A. Hanna
Chaplet Chairman
Ametican Red Ctoss
confidence, the averaae prepos e,rou.t
h'ld . h' b'l' mate ca am1 y. c t to mcreaae ll a 1 1ty , The secretary has peddled
and the aiftcd child to rind "paper aold" to the creditor
ch.altenae and stimulation. nations because both he and
ltalr;ocan encouraae a child and they have participated
to learn more than his class• in the most fantastic self-
work demanda. delusionary financial inc-
We, the Yoteu of the New· sponsibility the world has
port-Mesa Unified School ever known and there have
District, will have anoppOJ· 'been some "dillies" in t~e
tunity to pcovide the neces· past.
sary tools to enable our There is one thi na the.
younasters to learn better, leaders of international
"IURDEM OH AGEit' lO leatn faslet, and to con-communism kn.ow, that once
Editor of the En sian tinue to learn and bring our. currency .'s debauche.d.
I, the undersiancd, who is their knowledge upot~ate we ve . had 11 and . they II
78 yeus old, and my wife, thfou&hout their lifetimes. move 1n for the kt\1. The
84, would like lO ask the I urae your readets to su~ money we are carryin& 1n
followina questions or 011 1 port the Oct. 24 School Bond our pockets today, except for a few holdover coins school officials: election. be ing slowl y conri scatcd Do they think it is riaht Mrs . Carol L. Puton by so-called hoarders , has
that we should have to pay Retired Elementary Teacher no real value intrinsically.
between 20 and 25% on ou1 3l7 Grand Canal Time is runnina out for the
modeat home in taxes which Balboa Island . "common men'' and unless
520 per month is for sending · t\bs. Oatyl F. Wdson better leadership appears to
children to school and we Forme r Teachet challenge the distorters, we
neve1 had any children to ~700 C. sg:ro~d Ln . are in for seri ous trouble .
ao to school? ewpm t ac There is no time for apathy.
Don't out school official s TIME RUNNING OUT The pre sent ''bread and c it-
realize that the majority o r Editor of the Ensign, cus" society must act be·
retited people over 6S yea1s Mr. Fowler, our interna· fore it is too late.
are livina on incomes of tiona! minded s~cretary of Bob Ouaan,
52,000 lO 52,500 yea11y? the treasury, ts flitting Newport Beach
action. • • • Dean Manion says, "They are angry, _ anary at the The first paragraph reads :
Dr. Carl Mcintire or the
20th Century Reformation
Hour . Or. Billy Harais of
Christian Crusade, Dean
Manion, Richard Cotten of
Conservative Viewpoint,
Dan Smoot, Or . Steuart
McBirnie, ''The Voice of
Amer icanism," and the Rev.
Walter Hu ss of the Freedom
Center in Portland, all are
carryina on individual cam-
paigns agains t the common
enemy.
The only way that the aged w f b
people are aoing to get any arns 0 powergra It Is well that the Oct. 24 bond proposal is dlvided in to pillagers of American cities: "One of these days the
7 separat e items, because thi s does give the voter the angry at the Black Nation-good people of the United
choice of item veto, and item approval. If it were a single alist and commun 1st agi-States will be heard and
package, I would cast a "no" vot e on the entire bond tators who lead th em. and hThdeedn~~t to the last para-
issue. 8ut given a choice of proposals, I am going to an&ry at the pusillanimous graph says: ··One of these
tax relier on rheio homes is _
to vote No on these bond By R•p. John Rorick include full aun reaistration
issues. 6ttt Di•tric:t, Louitiono and control (despite Section
Jack Hinchliffe WASHINGTON_ The Pre-6of the bill to the conuary).
Weatminste1 and sident's so-called "Law This would be in complete politicians who propose a vote "yes" on Proposition 3, legally mandated rehabili-days had better come soon
tat. t N bo . I sort of pay·to-be·aood phi 1-because •ny one or these
Monte Vista Enforcement and Criminal violation of constitutional
Costa Meta, Calif. Justice Act of 1%7" (H.R. guarantee• or the indivi· 10n a ewport Har r H 1gh Schoo for earthquake ph d h' h lh oso y un er w 1 c e tax · days m•y be muc h later safety, $185,000, and Proposit ion 4, remodeling and al-oyers are •• pa bla k 'I
It looks like people are
awakeni ng other people to
the danaers which we all
face. and that Yictory is
aettin& cloaer by the minut~ .
"SUPPORT THE IOHOS.. S037) has passed the House dual's riaht co priutely
P ..... Y c m&J than we believe for pre-
teration of existing schools to in crease efficiency and in the form of Federal servifl& tbe America . we
fle xibility of Student space use, S~O,OOO. ~nefits ladled O:U~ to the love." • ,
EdilOr or the En sian. or Representatives and is own and bear arms without
The . pte'scnt C1asstoom presentJ,Y before the Senate aovcrnmenl,intoderws. 'I
.....,,..,=-----------""'--------0 ?.""P'GU ~i-4&&~ ---ne~ hllr-plftasrlff'tl'"'tt'fiJ
D D f I Ye s,Amencans are an1ry, these 4 words and follows
ahottaae 'il acute in Oie judici.ry aub-convniUee lli• act would. l~ibcc .-li-
on criminal laws and proce· t~utate the s;ett'entaat! 'of Newpon -Mesa Unified ffi
ay Or a ng ers as they should be at the them with 3 dots , whi ch
-extent of the Netro lawles<-mi&hl mun "•d infinitum,"
ness. wh•ch has transformed indicating that the grie v-
so many communitie s into
LEGAL NOTICE School Oi suict _ thete are durea. Executive hearings o 1cers, accordina lO race,
NOTICE OFPURLICHEARINC 1,112 mOJe atudents than are now beina held and the that could "leaally" com· ~ot ice ia hereby &)vea. that our schools can accom-bill is beina marked as a prise a local police depart~
the PlaaoiogCommisaioa of the odate. lOp pri ority measure. ntent. This Sunday is D-Day -
the 3rd ' annual sponfi shina
derby day -for the benefit
of the Otanae County Asso-
ciation Cot Retarded Chil-
dren from Balboa and New·
~rt Beach deep sea land·
mas.
All proceeds fr om angler
fares at Art's Landing in
Balboa and Davey' a Locker
in Newport Beach wi II ao
to the association, In addi-
tion to assisting a worthy
cause fishermen will also
be competing for an out-
a tanding list or prizes in-
cluding:
• A SIOO U.S. Savingt
Bond and huge pelpetual
Uophy donated by \iarine1'1
Savings and Loan of Newport
Beach.
• An all-expense paid
two-<lay vacation for two at
the Flaminao Hotel in Las
Vegas with round Uip trans-
portation from the Oran&e
County Airport fwnished by
Bonanza Air Linea.
• A round trip for two
from the ()fanae County Air-
poll lO San Francisco fur·
nished by Air California.
• Two 1od and reel co~
binations rurnished by Gar-
cia.Conolon Corp.
Assianed sponfishen will
depart at S a.m. Sunday,
Oct. 22, from the respective
landinas. 1etwning at 3
p.m. for the fish weiahina
at the Balboa Pavilion in
Balboa. Donation is SIO
per person and reservation a
are reque s ted.
~~~c •. ~rrivals at Hoag
Boy _ Mr. and Mrs . ~1ark G~rl -Mr. and Mrs. John
Sloate, 1589 Ponderosa Sl., McCray, 1142 Rutland Rd .,
Westcli(f. Costa Mesil .
Boy-Mr . and Mrs. Mi chael
Hutchinson, 369 E. 17th St.,
Costa Mesa .
Boy -Mr . and
Morri s, 732 w.
Costa Mesa.
Mrs . Clair
18th St ..
Girl -Mr. and Mrs . Tho-
mas Miller, 408 Jasmine
Ave., Corona del Mar.
Mot~ day, Oct. 9
Boy-Mr. and Mrs. Melvin
Patterson, 222S Santa Ana
Ave., Costa Me sa.
Boy -Mr . and Mrs. Steven
Lotea, 214Y.r 29th St., New-
port Beach.
Boy -Mr. and Mrs . John
Wriaht Jr., 1421 Priscilla
Lane, Harbor Hiahlands.
Girl -Mr. and Mn. Harold
Huriman, 24S ~ Princeton
Dr., Costa Mesa. r • ..-,. Oct. 10
Git1 -'*· and ~ •. Marvin
McClay, 316 Robinhood Lane,
Costa Meu.
Oirl -"'*. and ~s . Roacr
Etberifllton, 1901 Diana
Lane, Harbor Hiahlands.
,..... file Bible
For I doliHr .. unto yoo
Out o( all 6at Mllida I alto
teoai.... Mw lllat Ouht
cle4,.. _, •• Kc:otdina ....... _.a; --1M-ltori•d, ..4 -1M-oplo doe -.... -..... .. f)IIIIU. (I c.ill*i•t '"")
Boy -Mr . a nd Mrs. Robert
Lynch, 18S6 New Jersey
St., Costa Mesa.
Wedn•sdoy, Oet. 11
Boy -Mr. and '-"s. Louis
Valoppi, 338 Re ims Lane.
Costa Mesa.
Thvradoy, Oct. 12
Girl -Mr. and Mrs . Roy
Ikeda, JSOMonte Vista Ave.,
Costa Mesa.
Gir l -Mr. and Mn. Robert
Ouda , 317-A Del Mar Ave.,
Costa Me sa.
Friday, Oct. 13
Boy -Mr . and Mrs . John
Barschat, 120 E. 2ht Sl.,
Costa Meu .
Boy -Mr . and Mrs. Tho-
mas Cox; 430 Riverside
Ave ., Newport Hei,hta.
G ET5 HEW POST
J amu A. Sirrmons or
Cotta Meta has been named
10 the new re1i0flal office
or Firat American Title ln-
aur~ce A Tnaat Co. ·in lhe
Loa Anaelu Del Amo linen-
cia! centn. He joined First
Amerieaa in U63 after 2
yeara with Bank of Americe
in Orlnae County. ·He baa
been diatrict aelea maaac•
in •c put 3 )'eart. ·He ia
a nati•e of Ohio ••• ......,
Jolin Caii'OII Uoinnilr lo
ClaveiMd _, ..... in
•• U.S. !Iori .. Corpo. ·Ho
•d lllo wife J• Mtl ..,ir
) doll-piM 10 ..... 10
PalooV-o.·
anccs mizht extend on burning infernos, but they indefini tly or that the ti me
should be angrier at elected for redress had passed.
and appointed ofricials who Amona the subjects dis-
City of Newport Beach will Under provision of this act, Law enrOJcement officials hold l"'b]· h · .L The class1oom shorta&e " 1C nr1a8 oa we the power of the attorney would be res tri cted in who application of .\Irs. Eage~~e M. will become inCJe&singly ll obi a for a Uae Pem~lt #1312 &eneral will be omnipotent. they could or could not ar-
have cowted the Ne1ro vo te c ussed, are:
to further their o wn politicill 1. The slurs at home and
mote sevete as out atea d ld be ,. to permit: aa additioa to aa TennJ of the act leave much rest. an wou even ' In• · ,. 1 • d It en,·oys phenomenal ••outh -d" h lh ea.1s ID! aoacon ona1ng we -r 10 his discretion, and his structe as 10 ow ey i e~oo Lot 34, Block 13, Tract an excess of 7,618 students ld dd h 1 · ends.
"Wh ile riots can be con-h•onbrooardabl•e·hich question our intentions and trolled only by superior goals.
alone. I! H.R. 5037 is enact.. cou a ress t e aw-VJ o-~~~·lbl~a .J!~~r.~' Sectioa I knowo is expec ted by 1970. Aftet ed, the attorney aeneral: lator.
Notice is hereby farther sivea. 1967-1968, temporary sol-• Will be placed in com· H.R. 5037 is a blatant
'''' so'd bt' h · 'II utions now in use will not r 1 pu •c eana! WI plete command of the new power arab. I enacted, it force, they can be prevented 2. Ameucans tire of
by men of strong character
in governme nt who do not
measure every word or action
by the number of votes to be
aained or lost -men who
put the welrare or all or
the peorle ahead or thell
own personal ambitiOns ."
sup-be held on the 2tad day of No· be surficient lO cope with envisioned natiooal police will !leriously impair ef(ec~ . h vernber, 1967, flit tlae hogr of lh 1 h
•••
The San Diego Union
recently published an ed·
1torial in which it used -l
words. "one of these days,"
to begin 17 consecutive
para&raphs m describma
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICF.OF PURLI C Hf.ARINC Noti o::e i11 hereby siven thu
the PlantaitiiJ Comminion of
the Ci ty of Newport Reao::h will
hol d • poblk hearin~ on the
appli cation of Aml'!ric•n
Lejllio n Au.ili11ry for a Use
Pennit #1314 to permit:
ope ratinn nf • !Je:rvi cemeo'!l
clob at 4373 Wut Cout
Hipway (melell 11tad boonda
lea•l description on rile.)
Noti ce ill hereby forther
~vl!:'ll that uid publi c huriaA
will be held oa the 2nd day of
November, 1967, at the hour
of 8:00 p.m. ita the Coaacil
{).ambers of the Newport
Beach City Hall, at whi ch time
and place .:~y •d all persoas
iate:rested may apJI'-•r .ad be
be•d tlaereo11. R-r Y. Copelin, 11ecretary
Newport Beac:b City
Plnai•« Com~~~iilaloa
P11bliah: Oct. 19, 1967, Ia The Newport Harbor r.a~ip
LEGAL NOTICE
N011CEOF PUm.IC HEARING
Noli ct> I• hereby «ivea. that
dlie Plaaalaa ComrniHIOII of
the Cl~ of Newport Reach
will hold ;, )Miblic burlajt o ..
the. •pplieatloo of Nick Uralal
for • Uu Pmnlt lf1313 to r.~ 111.h: • plaball •d hill wd
,-lor OD Lot& 3 •d 4. Blod
23, Tract, Newpc.rt B«•ch,
HoWl!. •• 23015 I. Oce .. Ftot~t,
"otle• Ia h~by f11nller IJI•• that aal4 pahllc he..-iaa will k hr.ld 0t1 dt.e tad d-r of lfp-Mf, 1967. at tfte hoar
of 1100 ,.... Ia die co .. ell Q_.,.,.. of the Newport
Beach City H•H. at whle.ll
t&.• •4 plac:e _,. •d •JI
,.,... • ._lerated •11 .,,. ..
•d ... hard die,_.,
11.,. T. Cofe:lla. eeer•t.ry
"..,... llo ... Clty ,_,.,c-.~ ....
,. ...... 111 Ool. '!\.!:"'' • ,.,. " ...... 8 lloalf'
portma petty tyrants w o 8:00p.m. io the Coaocil Chllll'l· e c asstoom s o rtaae. Coree. tive law enforcement in the
insult our nation and our hera of the Newport Reach .The. only permanent. solu-• Will control the money Uni ted States. Theattomey
flag with impunity. City Hall, at which time aa d tton IS the consuucbon o f &rants, which will invariably general and Washin1 ton
3. Americans protest place •ny and •11 pereoas Ia-additional classrooms and carry stipulations ror.£ederal bureaucrat!! -rar, rar re· · 1 d.l . tere sted may ap-•r aDd be aaams se • 1on on our heard thereoa, r -the remodel ina of existina control, moved from the local law en·
campuses tno often tolerated Ray Y. Copelio, aecretary ones to provide mote ef-• Will have dictalOrial forcement level-would be as free speech. Newport BeachC'o fi · [ I r rc1ent use o space. power over previously lo-in a position to handcuff 4. Criminality and anar-PIM.aiog Commiu1on A f 1 bond 1 · chy which erupt in our Publit~h: Ocl. 19, 1967, io success u e ectJon cally·supervised proarams. and hamstrin& local author-
streets in the name of free -The Newport Harbo r F',ru1ip is the only tource of re• • Will most probably es· ities.
venue for clautoom con-lablo'oh a nau'onal police re~ It is imperative that you dom or assem"ly. E~ L vAL NOTICE auuction. vo'ew bo-·d. write your senators today 5. The insults to God -::::=-:':=:':':'::._::..:_:.c._:..:c.___ -
through attac ks on re ligion . .\'OTI CF.OFPURLIC IIEARINC The lon&er we wait to Sec tion 411 or thi s bill and urge them to vote (or
6. Literature impregnated Notice is hereby pven. that approve the proposed bond Jives the attorney 1eneral local law enforcement with·
with filth and smut. the Plannin111 Commi uioa of issues, the mote costly they complete authority to es· out federal interference and
the City of Newport Beach will ·11 be 1 d · I' " h. h · H R 5037 7, Attacks on capitalism, hold • public hearia! 00 the WI come as an puces tablish "suide mes, w IC aaamst . . •
which has been proved to be •pplication of B•ycrest Shores soar, conauuction rates
the best system devised C.o. for • variaace lt914 to per• rite, and subsequent bond
since life be&an. mit: eave pruJe~tioas • mui· election• must be paid fot. mum o f 6 h. Into the required r w 8. The lou or national front yard on variou Lots In The Leaaue o omen
resources on wasteful so-Tra ct 4224 at variou addre-Voteu of Oranae Coast
ciolo&i cal ventures . "fll!!l oa Caluy Drive. believes that the time to
9, Untrue official state· Noti ce it~ herebr farther act is NOW, to suppolt the ~ven that uid pabhe bea.rias menta emanatina from Wash-will be held 00 the 2ad d_, of Oct. 24 School Bond Elec-
inaton. November, 1967, at the hoor of tion.
10. The railure to punish 8:00p.m. io lhe Coaodl Ch•""' Mu. Robert Nyquist, · d h d bera of th e Newport Reach come, an t e anaers met City Hall, •t whi ch time ud Chm. School Coownittee,
on the public streeta. place aay •ad all pert10u Lea1ce o( Women Voten
II. Weakened national de· 1ntereated may appear 11Dd be of Otanae Coast
fences, and a no-win policy heard thereoa. 2507 Holly Lane
in Vietnam. R., y. Copelia, aeeretary Newpott Bcath Newport Re•ch City' 12. Abuaes in public wei-Pl~~nnin! Comrni11•loa PLEA FROM TEAotERS fare payments. Publiah: Oct. 19, 1967, Ia
13. Oriftin1 away from the The Newpor~ Harbor t ... ip Editor of the Ensian,
principles that make •--,. -For 33 years, I dedicated ~·~ LEGAL NOTICE I'! h' 1 ica atrona. __ ..::.:..:~:...::::..:..:_:::_ __ my 1 e to teac tnl e emen·
• • • NOTICr.OrPUBLIC HF:ARINC taty school children. 1 know
Notice i• hereby ldvu. tla•l from my own pettonal ex· Bria. Gen. Bob Scott,
USAF (Ret.), hat his own
solution of the problem or
handlina the betuyeu or
our nation. While speakina
berore Oranae County Amer·
ican Lcaionnairea Oft 2
suc:ceuive niahts, the aen·
eral w"s reported to have
called upon lhe veterans
"to unite in a areat car.
pai1n to tou out of orrice
profellioaal politician•
who are bellayin1 our
counuy.''
Mary C/ia'• "Women ror
Conalituttonal Ciot'emtr~ent., ••
.. 'Ille Mothers• Crw.1Mc Cor
Victory Our c:.o-.-itm,"
and Bea Zieak!r's CI'J•1z·
atio... '"MotMn of Senitt·
men." we in the forefront
o( dMJ.M wfrlo protell ........
lhe ......... tnlld .. Aetl-
ic• llfaitl.
the Ph•aai•J Commle11ia. of perience how impoUant a
the City ttf Kewpon u~uch will school libr11y can be to an
bald • puhlic hearl!J oa da• 1 tat h 1 h'ld applleatioa of O.L. Tyc.w. Jr, e emen y IC 00 C t •
for • •ari•ce if913 to pen.lt: Propotilion No. S on the
co••trac.tiOII of a ,atldrw.y ~ Newport.MeaaUnil'iedSchool croae~l•t~ 3 h. 9 1•. l•kt t.lla District'• Oct. l4 bond elec-req.lred 5 ft. rear 1•d oa Lot 21, Bloclc 11, Tract E .. t New-tion •ould provide a library
pon, howa •• 116 r .. Ocua and s&udy apece at each
frvat. elemcntar)' tchool.
NoiJee Ia hereby ,.,.., ( would lib to share with ~va that ellld pablle lle•ri•f Will be held oa t:he 2ad day 0 Yoat readers my reasoat (Of
No·u1111ber. 1967, •t Ur.e bar •f fa•orilll centralized liblu•
11:00 P.•· ia til• Co•cll o .... ies in at.men&uy schoola. .... of ... No.,.n ....., •-b -~ .~ City Rail at _.lc• tl•• .11 -••uc -..c-••
pl•e• .. ; .... all ,.,.... I• R•l8al• Uwi•eraUy lndiU&el *•'" .• ., .,.. •4 ....... , m; w. .. rr-• ..._n..,,. h.nl • .,_.. .__I -~-• .,. Y. c.,.u .... ......, ac-• e .-t• ue c ...
Ro-..n -· City trollMtl 11-•• do tto-PI_.o c-t...r.. io llip .-at1 oollo10
...... 11 .. 1 Oct. .... ,..,, .. thu .... rrc. tclloola ,.
,.,. " ...... ·-!loot.. ... .... - --~~--·
,
----····· .. "Ap If .. Qooolloe
ltlolt, ·" ..... -,...;
LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE
N011Cf. OF INTF:NOF:O 26, 1967, at the escrow depllft•
TRAN SFF.R Or LIQUO R men t of THF. llANK or CALI -
UCENSEOR LICENSF'.S F'ORSIA, NAT IONA l. ASSQo.
N011CF.IS HF.Rf.BY CIVF:N : t.IA11f1:oi, e~crow holder nnde r
That F:AST PACIFIC COAST §24074, Hu!lines~ •od Profea-
HICHWAY CO RP ., • C•IHon~ia t~iooal Code, •t 550 South
corporation, iat e.ded veot~Gr Flower Street, in th e City of
ad ll ce11see, who11e addre~11 I.o~ ,<\n~ele11, Coaaty of Lo•
i11 568 Soalh S1111 •·f'rnando An~t:lu, State of CaiHon~h,
Road, in tlae CltJ of l..o11 ADII""' provided that the Oepartrneat
leA, Coaaty of Lo~ Allfl;ele~. of Alcoholic Rever~~~:e Cootrol
St•te of Cali fon1ia, iatead.11 10 hu approved uid trut~fet of
tta1111fer to VAN -FR ANK uid hceo.~e.
R •:STAURANT~ INC., in te,aded Oat ed September 6, 1967
veader. aad tr•s feree, whot~e v ..... rr-.lt Rflatao.r ... ta lac.
eddrea11 i11 568 Sooth SliD Fer-F:d11•r 0. l.ewitt V .P.
naaclo Ro•d, ia the City of l.o11 Vea.dee aad iateaded tr••feree
Aa~~:elea, Cou .. ty of Lo"' Aa~~:""' Ry Larry n .. Cr•d•ll Sec.
le:111, State of f.alHo rt~i•, thf' Ven.dee •d llllsded tr•aferee
followiar. aleoholi c bever~lle The R11nk of Ameri
llceue or lice.""""'): Kind Oo• The IJilllk of C•IHanal., N.A.
S•leC~:aer•l; Namber 47·51050, 550 ~ath Flower Street
an• i~Jiuf!d to premi~ett lo eated Lo• Aa&e1e•, C.Jifonal•
at 3801 F:a~t Pacifi c Coa111 Ana: F.•crow Repar1meat
Hwy ., Coro ... d.-1 Mar, C•ll-STATF. or CALIFORNIA •a.
fontia, COUNTY or LOS ANCJl~ES
That the -oont of porehiiiU! Oo ~pldlber 6, 1967' t.elore
prfcfl or coal'lder•liOII for ••l·i ••• thfl ••dl!flll~ed, • Notuy
tr••ler of •aid llu-el'le (or II· P.bllc: Ia •4 lor ••ld Stat•,
C:Nftf!A) will be tJie "liM of per~•J17 appeared F.ci&• 0,
1255,488.00, whleh will 01:1 .. Lewi,._ kaowa to •• to be tlae
ahJt of dt.e followh•111: Oem•d Vice Pre•ideet. •d l.erry n.
Note Ia tile ..w~aat of US~.~ Cr•d•ll, bowe to .. to ...
488.00 Ia fawctr of·J:ut P~~tlfle See.H-taryohhe corpor•tloa dl•t
r:o .. t Hl8ft,w.,. Co,,, • CaJj.. uee.ted dl!e wl*l• 1.-lntMNt,
fo,.l• aorpor•lloa. aaee•te4 by kao-to fltfl co lte tJ.e pet ... •
v-rr•lt Rut•r•t111 tee.., ::.... ••eeated lila widll•
datad Ser,te.lle~ 6 1967. IU -t oa Hll•lf of th T\•t I irl•• b'eN •d I• c:orpdr .. IM tllenia •-ad, f
ller.,. ~ ... , .. ~ u l4 •I erkaowt.llpd 10 •• •••
lle••ee •tl ..... l•t.eeH4 •eli .. .,.,.'-•.a:eo.tM:
._. .. ,.~ •• •• co••lder~ dl• wltlll• I•..,..•• ,.,...,
1&.. f.r tile tn~a•f~ of .. 14 to Ita "r.J••• or • reeoi•U..
lle..Jte Cer lle.H•) Ia to IN of tla k•4 ef Mree•re.
... d ... , aftef .... d tra.fflf Wl1't'Cf~.,. ll•l •• efld ..
•• .._ '"""" ~ die n.. MaL e:_--• of AI ..... Uc fh••-t• . la ... t 1. E•llJ ....... MJ' C...l•le• E.1pl,.. ._.,
'ft• .. ,.rc~.... prt e. ., 21. I M1 ... .......... , •• .,.... aMI
•f uh1 Ilea.• (., lie. ... ) PaWt .. t Oct.. lt. 1967. I•
will ...... -... ,.., Oe-,.,. "--"-..... '
I
Church News
'111• First lepdtt Ouarch or Co•ta Me•a. 301 Mapo..
lla SO. -Dr. P.O. Ne"'"10n
wi 11 preach at 11 a.a. lift.
clay oa lhe topic:. "Our a•·
trttion in lhc liabt of U..
prophetic: word." at 7 p.m.
his topie will be .. Why peo.
pie die before t.belr time." • • •
Mtta -.. Probalion after
cHad&" will be tha Ietson
aofn'Of\ l.opic for thi a
Sunday. • • • Newport Htrbor Lcuharan
DAR to meet Oct. 2S
The Lutheran Church of
lbc Ma1tcr, 2900 Pacific
View Dr., Harbor View
Hills -Dr. William Eller
will speak on "Patience,
companion and mercy" a1t
the 3:45 and 11 a.m. Sun·
day services. The ch~o~rch
council, stewardship com·
BALBOA BAY CLUB will break ground Oct. 27 for an rni ttec and all men of the
athletic center and health spa which will provide its con arcaation will me et at
members with one of the most complete range of spo rt s 7:3il p.m. Monday to evalu-
(]lurch, 2SU1 Cliff Dr.,
Newport Heiahta -The
Re v. Oeoue Buadiecker,
visitation manuter, will
cont inue hi 1 Refonnation
month aeriu at the A:JO
and 11 a.m. ser...;cu thia
Sunday, apeakina on "Luther
and church mus ic." A con·
areaational meetina will be
held at 1 p.m. Sunday, Oct.
29. Busineu will include
election of 7 council mem-
bers, lhe 1~66 budaet, and a
proareas report on lhe
bui ldi na proararn. The Col. William Cabell
Chapter of OAR will meet
at the home of Mrs. Guy
Holmet Cheny Jr., 1504 E.
Ocean Ft., Balboa, next
Wednesday, Oct. 25.
At 12:30 p.m. dessert will
be aerved by the hostess
chtirman, Mrs. M.W. Martin,
and het conrnittee, t he
Mmes. J oseph W. Ray, 1\o--
ward Roberds,
Co• Jr. and
Bents.
Edaar
William
M.
L.
After a business meetina,
conducted by the Re1ent,
i\1rs. Earl G. Corke tt, the
Rev. paude Bunzell from
Kno tt's Beny Farm w~l\
s peak about "Spiritual wea-
pons fot political warfate."
activities in the Southland. Th is arcllitect's sketch ate the proaram or steward-
shows how the center wi11 look on completion next ship, commitment and the 1168 budaet. Pl ~~n s will be spring. The 15,000 square-foot complex will contain a made for the all conare·
gymnasium equipped fo r volleyball, hall-court basket-aational dinner and C()f'l)&
ball, paddle tennis, boxing, badminton,gymnastics and mitment Sunday.
other sports; two four-wall handball cou rts convertible • • •
to squash, and a weight training department and worl<-The Plymouth Conareaa·
out room and administrative offices. Separate health de-tiona! Church, 3262 Broad SL, Newport He iahts -The partments fo r men and wom~en are also included ir· the church council has approved
• • •
Newport Uni ty Ol.urch,
me etina at 15th St. and
IMne Ave., Cliff Haven -
The Re v. Lore n Flickin1er
will speak on "Divine JUd&·
ment" at the 10 a.m.
Sunday service. He will
present aonaa on the theme
of peace at the 1:]0 Wedn ea-
day evenina service. plans. A 30 x bO children's swimming pool with patio, th e appointment of the Rev.
lounging a rea and separate locl<e r-shower rooms will be Nonnan Brown, one or the 'St. Andrew's P resbyterian
incorpo rated in the project. Geo rge Hunter, long-time oraanizina members of the Church , 600 SL Andrew's
coach and spo rts otficial in the South Co ast area, will church , to serve as ac tina Rd., Cliff Haven _ "Who
Simpson art on display • • •
Membeu and aues Is of th e
F ine Ant Patrons of New.
poll Haabor aathered at the
Balboa Pavilion Gallery on
Sunday, Oct. 8, to fete
paint er David Simpson at a
preview of the ret1ospective
showina of his works.
Honored aue sts in addition
to Mr . and Mrs . Simpson and
their dauahter, Lin, who
ha jowneyed down from
San Francisco, were \h .
and Mu. David Stuart of the
Duid Stuart Gallery.
Mrs. Paul DaHow, general
chairman of the exhibit,
Sidn~ry Poilier
"IN THE HEAT
OF THE HIGHT"
-also-
'OHE-EYEO SOLD!
assisted by het husband, manage the new facility. He was appointed full-time mini ster. He will preach at. could imaaine that" will be
and \h. and ~Irs. Howard athletic director of the BBC last fall and has been the lil a.m. service this the sermon topic of Dr.
B. Lawson and M1. and Mrs. planning equipment, operations and activities fo r the Sunday on the topic, "Where Charle s Dierenrie\d at the
T. Phillips ~1oraan 11eeted . d' t Cl b v· p . are all His wondrous a, 9:30 and 11 :30 a.m. gues ts, Piesiding late! at building since that time. Accor lng o u ICe res•-works?" Sunday services. An all·
the bu!Tet were hostesses dent RichardS. Stevens, expenditures fo r construction • • • church dinner will be held
\lis. \Ia! shaii Duffield, \bs. and equ ipment will reach approximately $400,000. (Tom Central Bible Chu rch, at th e church at 6 :JO p.m.
William Chicheste1, and Jones photo.) Otanae Ave. at ~JrdhS~ •• Tuesday, Oct. 24. ,,~~f~~~!;t~y ;a~~·e:n~o ~~ee co· NVENTION REPORTF:~~.,:~~~~~.-o::li!;;:: ..,. ro:lo::. orr., ...
pu ' .., .. ...,.. 1 [ lh have been elected by SL 'how will mn th1ou•h Nov. 7 a.m., ... e pace o e ~· 1 · God' 1 " \-lark Preabyterian (]lurch 12 . Gallery hours are t to 5 By Dorothy Kuhn to their efforts. \·ery lillie mi lenium m s Pan, of Corona del \-lar: \in.
p.m. Wednesdays thtou&h The 15th biennial conven· confusion ensued and rhere Dr. Rober~ Saucy, mem~er Lawrence Blennerilasset,
Sundays and on \1onday lion of the California Feder· was comparatively hnle of th e Scnpt.ure translatiOn \Irs. Edward Burton, Robert
· • fr 6 1o" at ion of Republican Women "nit·piclona... commi ttee of the Lockman evenmgs, om .,, . b h' II d r F . tJ JJ Carley Jr. and \Irs. Charles S ·8 1 tours may 1s e md us and an out· The chauman ca e or a oundat1on; at : · a.m.,
be ':',~~nge~10b~p telephonina stan~ ina convention it wa s. credent1als report at the "The church in the last White, deacons in the class
.,15 Rr"chard Srewart (494a It wtl l be lona remembe red Thursday afternoon sesswn, days," Dr. Robert L. of 1970; Raymood Ami ina, ·~·• ' h r I d d h b r h r r N \trs. Duane Black, Euaene 2052) 01 \-Its. Spencer Ri ch· as on~ w ere . atr pay an an_ at t e egmnm~ o t e Thomas, pro essor o ew Graham, Earl Olri ch and
d (671 •546) 1mpart1al1ty re•aned . Fnday sess10n a fmal re · Testament lanauaae and
ar son • ., ' From the opening session port wa s made to th~ dele· li terature; 2:J;) p.m., "Will Charles Sword, elders in the
beginnina ou noon Thursday, gates. Because credential· the Roman Empi re be re-class of 1910. Elder Robert
Oct. 12, to the final minutes ling had continued throuah stored?" Or. James Rosa cup, Bei n, class of 1%7, and
of the fifth session Friday 10 p.m. Thursday, a creden· forme r manaaina editor of ElderRoaer liardacre, class
aft e rnoon,_ the convention tials report was po!ii tc:d near "Collegiate Ch al\enae ," of H6~. were elec te d and
followed tiS rules and Ro· the vo11ng area on Fr1day at maaazine of the Campus installed 1.o fill vacancies
berts Rules of Order. as 7 a.m . when th!! '·ormg he · Crusade; 7 p.m., "The in the pr esent sess ion .
NEWPORT HAR8lR EH9GII
F1 RSTSECOON --P ... 3
THURSDAY, OCT. lj, 1!17
CXllllNA DEL IAit, CAUf.
SHARP RELIEF
M1dwives used to put a knife under the bed to "cut
the pain" of childbirth. Sounds foolish, nowadays.
But then, we·~ lucky. We have many wonderful pain-
rel~eving drugs ... other powerful mediCations, too.
When you're 1\J, take ad\·antaae of the newer, effec·
tive medicmals. Seek your phySician's advice ... he's
the only one qualitkd to prescribe for your hc;a\th.
Then, 1f he recommends mediauion, come to us for
prescriptiOn SCf'o'ICe.
Christensen
3CtZI E. COAST BWT .. COaolfA Da. MU
OaJOU S·2SSCI
Hoir Stylist
"'"•"oll r , .. ;.,•d ••off
•P•tloll ol,. '"
hloh luhlo" ....0
c•ouol hoi• "'~'1"0
well as states bylaws . re· gosn. consummation of prophecy,"
suiting in a convention no-Both candidates had ob-Dr. Charles Feinberg of El.E~A·RE XI E·S A~Dtb Call in Yo11r Want Ad ted for its smoothne ss 3!!(1 se rvers at the dect1 on Talbot Seminary. ftH: 60~521 lack of bias. tables and ,..hen the votmg • • • to the Ensi9n 2•oo w. CST. HwY. SUITE 7 Wherea s many women left was closed. anyone mter· The Christian Sci ence 673 "SUI L.•c•l 0 .,.,, • .,..1,.
d I h h Ch -" N D -h ~ ..-fac•oct fro"' Su•f• 511. .. , 1 the national convention tn este cou d,.·atc t e count · ur ... ,es, ewport ~ac. s.,u ., lllltlt:
Washinaton, D.C., heansick iq in an area roped off for ?=:::~dc:!I~Ma::•..:on:d:!..O>~!'~":,. ___________ _;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,, over what they had witnessed, this specific purpose. It 1
the se same women came ,.·as an honest tle..:t10n. The
away from San Franc1sco only requ irement made by
with renewed faith m feder-the cha it WdS absolutr
ation conventions. The con· quiet by the onl ookers.
Erneat Boranine and
Lee Marvin in
"THE DIRTY DOZEN"
GA ~Y MORSE,
vent ion is an opportunity for The papers have contamed
the membershi p to express articles about the election
the1r opinions and desires, of l\trs . Lombardi and El!oa
e ven 1f these up1nions dia· Sandstrom, ''ice pre s1dent
metncall y oppose those of -North. but little was sa1d
2tts r. c .... Hlth••• c ... -4•1 ... ,. 1173-42110
FOR ADULTS
''·BLOW.UP"'
Vanessa Redgra\·e
plus
''·LOVE,
THE ITALIAN WAY"
with
son of the ele cted officers . We about the remainder "r the
hear so much today about s late. These were the only
the "fairness doctrine " -two cont~st ed offtc~s. so
equal opportunity, etc. The witb the delegate approval
convent ion permits this ex· on Thur!Oday. the other offl-
pressiOn of the grass roots cer s selected by the nom1~
to their ~lec ted offt c1al s, natmg comTit tter ,.ere dec·
and 11 should be kept th is ted by voice vote of the as·
way. The Interchange of sembled drlt:gates. The~ are
1deas is what keeps us from as follows ·
Mr. and Mr s. ~ichard Morse,
4611 Seashore Or., Wes t
Newport, is study ing Eng·
lish li terature at Humbolt
State, Arcata. Gary already
has his 8 .A. He was Pl'esi~
dent of the s tudent body
last year, and was presi·
dent of the conservation gell ing stale . Pres1dent -\lr ... t\ngela
Sharing equal bdhng wtth Lombardi .
CORVETTES
BIG SELECTION
10 TO OIDOSE FROM
1960's th,.ugh '66 's. o4 ap..cts,
pow•rgli .. •s, pos, axles & fuel
lnj.c:tiona. Low•at priees b.ut ,..,.. ..
IIIIIIUTES FIICIII
RAIIIilll AIIEA
AT 1111 MEWOIIT FIIEEIAY
............ _
-·--,..,.. ... a ... ow, ,_.. ••
~IA+f.'& lolu ... WI-Mior.....,
the electiOn of officers were V•ce-p restdent. ~~Juth
bylaw changes. These Ann P ike .
amendments. pr oposed by V1ce-pre s1dent. ~e ntra l
the revisions comminee. Haroen Peterson .
would ha ve transferred con· V1ce·presid~nt . north
trot from the loc al and Elsa Sandstrom .
county level to the State Recordina secretan -S\1·
Board. Fortunate ly, the dele· via Hendon.
aates had been sufficiently Treasurer-Isabel y ,,dlm.
interested in these changes Members h1 p se..:H'!JH
to do their "homework" so Ruth Kofod.
that they were voted down . The clos1111 mmutc,. ,,f the
T he federa~ion anus roots convention were B•'·en ••ve r
owe muc h appreciation for to approv,d of-' res.,lutl''""·
thiS defeat to a group of bac king the dnve I•• rerla.:c
Oran1e County members who tbe aovernor's manlol•'" h}
have been studying parl ia-ind ividual donati\1ns .umt 1ng
mentary law for several behmd the leaden ,,f the
years. Thi s &roup worked federation and the GOP t••
many weeks over these pro-work for "total Republl..:a n
posed chanaes, comparina victory 1n 1%8," "flilf'"•ng
them to the existinJ by laws concentration of po .. er 1n
and no t in a throuah this com-th e hands t'f arP'"mted off•·
pariaon, the c hanae of con-cia is or any plan 1<• rerrn•'e
trot. When their analysis the oght to elect g•"·ernmg
wu complete, it was sent offic.tals. commending r,,,,.
to the convention parliamen· Ronald Reaaan "f"r ~ecr
tarian. Mu . Sturais, for re· ina his promise!' tn the pc ...
view. as well as to the state P le ," and pledg1 ng -.h.•k·
president. They were com· hearted surp.."lft '"tn h1s ef·
plimented on the effort and forts to bring S(>Und reliP•m·
c lear thinkina which went sible s overMlentlt• the ~t ate
into their work. Their S-paae of California."
Ina ly sis wu mimeoaraphed With the close t>f the .:t•n·
and made available to any ve nt ion . out·anma state pre·
deleaate interested in the s1dent Virla Kr otz leaves 111
propo1ed amendments . a blue of &l ory wuh rhe
All durina the con sidera· ltnowledae that she save tu
tion of theu amendments, the de leaatu a well run
both the prol'esaional par· convention, which will he
liamentatian. Mu. Sturai1 • lona remen""!Mred for H f nn·
and State Pfcsidenl Virla partiality, intearity and
Krotz carefully upltined honuty.
each amendment and sub-
Uitute amendi"('C nt, as well GAME PILMS SLAT!D
at various fonn.t o( pa.rlia-Parenti and other intclclt•
mcntary procedure to the ed people u• in•ilcd 10 see
auemblcd dckaatu. No mori•• ol lut Friday's
vote wt.l taken on an amend~ Cotta Mu .. Ettancia foot·
mrnt or pofliOfl thereof" with· ball aame. to brt ahown at
out the c:hainMn eaplainina lhe Cotta Mna HiP ~hool
to the deleaates cuc:tly Lyct~-. 1 :)0 p.m. Monday,
VOTE YES ON
SCHOOL BONDS
Education Tomorrow at today's prices
provide lh t com munity's dn/dro1 J,nrh qwallr y cd wcaiJI.ln
COISTRUCTIOM COSTS GO UP ll'l PER YEAR-SO DOES JUVENILE CRIME UO IELFAIIE
The fol/ou.'zng members of a commwn ;ly-w uJr Co lfllfllll rr (M .S.-hlh'l Bond s urge yo u to volt ")'ES"
Mrs, Hazard Adams
Dani e l G. Aldrich, Jr.
Mrs. EIme r A. Anderson
Hancock Bann in g Ill
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph N. Bell
Mrs. Grant Berte let
Cap Blackbvm
Reverend James G. Blain
Lane Burton Blank, Ed. D.
Mrs. Nadine Bosen
Mr. and Mrs. J, Herbert Brownell
Reverend Robe rt H . Carley
AI fred G. Carter
Alexander S. Henryck
H. Lawrence Higbey Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Hirth
Mrs. Donald Jack son
Lee-P. Jordon, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs, Alvin H. Ka~o~ffman
Mrs. Alan H. Kenison
Revonda E. Lomb
Reverend James H. Lamberth
Mr. Dono Latham
Paul Lebenb01.1m , Jr.
Morvin McClay
Mid.oel A. Ni sbet, D.D.S.
Franlt NofAr.e
Mrs. A.J . Nyroos
Mrs. P eggy Ogden
Mr. ond Mrs. Nelson 'Juockenbush
Mr. ond Mrs. Joseph Ro sener Jr.
M.u . Don old 8. Somis
Mrs, James B. Songer
Mr. ond Mrs. Marlin Scott
M.r&. Vol Shennan
Or. ond Mrs. John F. Sk inoer
RichardS. Ste..,ens
Mrs. 8obbe Sui\\i
Mr. James 8. Wood
Dr. and Mrs. Loren He-other
Vote
October 24
~
Mr. J1m Berk!oi-Hre
Mrs. Robert Ced
Mrs, J eanne Cooper
Mr. and Mrs, 01Ja ne DeKolb
Mr. Norman J . Egli
Mr. and Mrs, Wa lter R. Goyn er
Mr. ond Mr s. Paul A. Hanno
Reverend Richmond C. Johnson
Mrs. He len McClure
Mr. Da-.id C. McNeely
Mr, and Mrs. R1chard Newell
Mr. and Mrs, Wa lt er D. So~o~nders
Mr, Tul ly H. Seymour
Mrs, E~o~gene F. Wing
Mr, and. Mrs, George Cokes
Mr. ond Mrs. Ro lph B. Con11
Donald Crumpacker
Mr, Doren E. Curt1u
Mar ia Durante
Mrs. Christian Ebse,.
Mrs. Paul Friebertshauser
IraN. Frisbee
Mrs. Wilton B. Gale
Mr s. George Godfrey
Professor Harvey Gross
Arthur R. McK enzie
Or. James McMichael
Mrs, W.L. Melcher
ROQet E. Netn
Or. All an G. Osbome
Mr. Paul A. Pallfler
Mrs. E. Paplham
John B. Parker
Mr. ond Mrs. H.J . Portel
Mu. Marla E. Prentice
Mr. ond Mrs. Kennett~ R. Smith
Mr. ond Mrs. Will iam L. Stabler
Mt. and Mrs. Gordner E. Stodclord
Mr. oruJ Mrs. RoylftOfld L. Watson
Mr. Gr'd Mu .. John WyMOn
Toll Ftaa 543-8432 what they ,..,. votioa "" Oc:L 23, ~<C«dina "' Boot-PAll FOI 1Y CITIZlU lOll CH .. TTll
aftd what thia arM.-.nt .. , ••. Ch* ,.Wiciry ct.ait· ~~------------------------------------------.. woukt mta• if patted. Due ...... CUtt Elwudt.
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•
NE'II'ORT HARIKIR Ellllml
ARST SEC11011 - -P111 4
THURSDAY, OCT.19, 1967
COIDIA DEL liAR,, CAU F.
Homecom
plans made ·
A victory breakf'a~t in the
Newport Harbor tfiah School
cafeteria from 8:30 to 9:30
a.m. thi 1 Saturday, Oct. 21,
willlaunc:h homecomina day
activities.
The homecomina aame
kickoff will be at 8 p.m. at
Oavid1on Field, where the
Sai ion wi II play the Santa
Ana Saints.
"New Orleans .. i1 the
half~time theme, with enter·
tainment provided by the
Newport Harbor Ma~chipa
Band and Sailorettea.
Frosh PJincess Sue Me·
Ginley, Sophomore Princess
Nancy Neptune, and Junior
Plincess Lucy Semeniuk
will be intJOduced, The cli-
max wi II be the coronation
of one of the 3 senior prin-
cesses as homecoming
queen. They are Chris J ohn-
son, Joan Russell, and
Tracy Sherick.
Mn. Frank M deru n SMall
Following the game, the
Student Body is sponsorin&
a homecoming dance which
features • 'The Ciecond Time:•
?resale tickets are beina
sold at the A.S.B. office at
Harbor for 51.50 with an
>\.S.B. card and S2 without
a card. Tickets are 52 at
the door.
_Miss Kathleen Stevens
-wed to Frank Small
An intimate wedding cere·
mony .. in the beautiful Por-
tola Valley Chapel encom-
passed by giant redwood
ttees , took place Saturday,
Oct. 14, at Valley United
Pzesbyterian Church, unit-
ing in mauiage Miss Kath·
leen Marie Steven& and
Frank 1\.ndersen Small.
The bride is the daughter
of Mr. and ~trs. Lawrence
Stevens of 2001 Bayside
Dt ., Corona del Mar. ~·h.
Small's parents cue ~11. and
Mrs. Frank Everett Small
of Waquoit, Mass.
Miss Stevens chose a
streeHength gown of white
satin brocade made in an
empire style wi th long
sleeves. She wore a watteau
veil cauaht to a satin band,
and she can ied a nosegay
of •bite loses and. \i.\ies.
The br ide's brother, Tom
Stevens of San Francisco,
served as usher. Special
guests inc luded the bride's
grandfather, Jay Stevens of
Orinda.
F ollowing the wedding
ceremony, a breakfast was
held at nearby Woods ide for
GlOAIETTA 4/45¢ NECTAR
APRICOT OR PEACH 12 u,
SUN SWEET COOK EO
PRUNES 29¢
1 L8. JAR
BUMBLE BEE
SALMON
PINK 1 LB. TIN 69¢
JACK & BEAI<I STALK
GREEN BEANS 29¢
WHOLE JO] SIZE
KLEENE X
FACIAL
Tl SSU E 2/35¢
ASSORTED OR WHITE
DISPENSER
DEL MOHTE
CATSUP ""· 21¢
20•~27¢
the immediat e families. The
bride's mo ther wore a pow.
der blue alaskine gown with
mat ching velveteen hat and
a corsage of lily of the val·
ley. The groom's mother
wore a dark green silk CoJS·
tume and a corsage of cym-
bidiums.
The young couple left for
a honeymoon in Hawaii. In·
stead of a large reception
the young couple were ho--
nored by a dinner party
given for 50 of their c losest
friends and relatives at the
Cote 0' Azur in Atherton on
Thursday evening preced-
ing the ceremony.
The New\bs. Small attend-
ed Orange High Schoo l and
was gradual ed from Stan·
f01d Unlvenity. She is now
supervl;or for the new \le·
dical Techni cians School
at Stanford Medi cal Cente1.
He r husband was graduated
from Dartmouth and Stanford
Law School and is a prac-
tic ing attorney with a law
firm in Palo Alto , where
they will live.
FOLCERS
BOB YERNOOY GETS
JABSCO ASSIGNMENT
Robert A. VerNooy has
been appointed manager of
employee relations at ITT
Jabsco Inc . at the firm's
main plant in Costa Mesa.
He received his M.A.
degree in industrial rela-
ti ons at the University of
Illinois. followed by 1 years
of doctoral work , on t~e
Hicks Fellowship and a { a
research assistant. at \>las·
sachussets Institute of
Technology: and an A.B.
de1ree (cum laude) from
Syracuse Uni,•ersity. He
and h1s wife . Mary. and
daughter. Carol. li\·e at
17-'l Tus tin Ave .. Cost:!
\le sa.
lo\E5AH 1!,1 PLAV CAST
Dan BarWick, 21"33 Oranae
Ave., Cos ta Mesa, is
member of the cast of Jean
Anouilh's "Rin& round the
moon ," which will be pre·
sen ted Oct. 25·28 a t a :30
p.m. in the Little Theatre
at :::alifomia State Colleae.
Lona Beach.
COFFEE
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ENGAGEMEN T of their
daughter, Mary Margaret
13u rbage, is announced by
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Harry
!:3urbage, 2001 Holiday Rd.,
13aycrest. Her fiance is Don·
aid Walter Limacher, son of
Mr. and Mrs. ~obert Walter
Li mac her, 1117 Bayadere
Ter., Irvine Terrace. He is
assistant manager of Fore st
Smith's '3ayside Inn, where
Mi ss 13urbage is also em·
played. The wedding will
be held Jan. 13, 1%8, at St.
James Episcopal Chu rch of
Newport 13each. <Cameo
House photo.)
DANCER WILL CONDUCT
CLASSES OCT. 25 AT DCC
Dancer Gloria Newman
will conduct a master class
in modern dance from 3:30
to 5:30 p.m. Oct. 25 at
Orange Coast College. in
the OCC Dance Studio. Fee
will be S2 .
Miss Newman studi ed wi th
Martha Graham. ,\lerce Cun-
ningham. Louis t-l orst and
Dons Humphrey. After re-
ceiving her MA from New
York University. she taught
at Cornell. the New York
City High Schon! of Perform-
ing Arts. and at Eugene
Loring's Amer~can School
of Dance in Los Angeles.
The Glona Newman Dance
Company has performed on
the west coast s1nce 1957.
DELLolo SYKES 01 ES
OH 91ST BIRTHDAY
The date of her birth and
the date of her death were
the same, Oct. 16, for Della
P. Syk es, 426 Beaonia Ave.,
Corona del Mar, >Nho died
Monday at Uoaa ~lospital.
Mrs. Sykes, who >Nas 11,
was born in Indiana in 1076.
9lc had lived in Oranae
County fo r 32 year s. She is
survived by her son, William
Harter, o f the home.
Services will be held at
10 a.m. today, Oct. 1 ~. at
Baltz Chapel, Corona del
Mar. Interment will be at
Fairh.aven Memorial Park,
Santa Ana.
Officiatina at the services
is the Rev, Norman Brown,
actina minister of the
Plymouth Conaregational
0\urch of Newport Harbor,
where Mn. Sykes was a
charter member.
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AT YAaiT Q.UI
--ol ........ Y ... I Chlbood,-......
will hold doolr -1
HaUoweta ••hU _.: ....... , ·-111. Ool. '21,
01 die olullb•oo, 1101
loyaldo Dr.; Conloa .. 1
Mor.
Peadwhlee wi ll aet Mtltr
woy .....,,. p.m. ....... will
be pne•ted 10> ·•• Mi t 4reu ed ""bl ppl11.•• PI, ••
delle decoradone ha .. IMft
dulF od by Mn. · Borl
Spanaler and Mrt. · J 11D11
Tyler. Mr. 1nd Mra. Cbot
cbalrmee f•i•• . \
CO NTESTANTS for homecoming honors at Costa Mesa
High School this Friday evening include these stu·
den ts; front row, from left, seniors Christine Snyder,
Debbie Campbell and Lucy Peralta; freshmen Toni
Grey, Missy Noble, Dori s Keyes and Geri Custe~; back
row, from left, sophomores Debbie Wiest, Anne Rundell
and Sharon Raslc ; juniors Ginger Albee, Cheri e Stames
D~ll F R
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andJ eanette Lether. A senior wi II be .sel ected as home-for information and reservations call
coming queen, to be introduced at half-time at the "th e most unique bank in the world"
Costa Me sa-Loara game at OCC stad ium. A princess NIIWPORT NATIONAL aANk ••• M2-alll•
wi 11 be chosen from the othe ~r ~c~l •=s=s~e=s.~l E=n~s~i=gn~p~ho~t=o~.J~J~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!!!~
After Five's
plan party
"The Goblins will 1et ya"
if you don't watch out! ..
That wi II be the theme of
the Ualloween party that
the After Five aroup of the
Tuesday Club of Newport
Harbor is plannina for the
evenina of Oct. 29 at the
Balboa Pavilion.
To ward off any evil
spells, a magic "witches
brew" will be served from 5
to 6 p.m. Dinner wi II be
served from 6 to 7 p.m.,
fo llowed by dancina to live
mUSIC.
Thi s is the first party of
the fall season. Costumes are
not compulsory f01 admis-
s ion but those who wish to
be disauised are invited to
do so.
Reservations may bt made
with the Chairman, Mrs. Ro-
bert Uhlik, 673-5479.
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MRS . SARolo McDOHoloL D
OF COM DIES AT 53
After !ivins only two
months in CorOOa del Mar,
Sara ~kDonald, of 3401
Ocean Blvd., died Satur·
day, Oct. 14, at Southcoast
Community Uospital, South
Laguna.
Mrs. McDonald, 53, was
born Dec. 20, 1913, in
Californ ia. She is survived
by her husband, C arter, who
is the manaaer of Robinson's
department store, Fashioo
Island; and 2 sons, Robert
of the home, and James, of
lhe U. S. Anny a t Foft
Lewi s, Wash.
Services were held at
Baltz Chapel, Corona del
Mar.
FILM OH ColoHCER SET
FOR FRIDAY, OCT. 20
A cancer film wi II be shown
at 7:15 p.m. this Friday,
Oct. 20, at the Costa Me"sa
Legion Hall, according to
Mrs. Merril Barker, cancer
chai nnan for Coastline
Auxiliary to Veterans o f
Foreign Wan Post 3536.
Dr. Robert Neu will speak
and answer questions.
The public is invited to
attend, says Mrs. William
Kelly, Auxiliary presidenL
The Auxiliary will hold a
rummaac sale Oct. 26·28 at
10~ E. Ulh St., Costa Mesa.
Mrs. Floyd Slate, ways and
means chairmlltl, will be in
charae.
GALLERY
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IS OPEN
ART ART ART rart· ART
You are cordially invited to attend ou r week-
long opening starting Mo nday night, the 16th .
We have attempted to make available to you
t he newest and most unique in decor ac cess-
ories from throughout the art world . Sc ulpture ,
pottery, ceramics , oil paintings, wrought iron,
imports, fifth -hand rar e bargains, antiques,
l eather goods, e tc ., for all size poc ketbooks.
We hope you wil l come in a nd look around ;
we might have just what you have been looking
for . P. S. The be st selling ar tist of the Laguna
Festival, LeRoi, is our Artist of the Week,
150 E. I i lh Sl.. fO ST A n sA
(the old Mexican red · br ick house a bl ock
a nd a half West of the Dover Fountain)
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OCTOBER DOLLAR YS $$
OUTSTANDING BARGAINS IN SPORTSWEAR,
BLOUSES , SWEATERS, CAPRIS , DRESSES, SUITS, JACKETS
NEW MARKDOWNS REDUCED UP TO 50% AND MORE I
U. S. KEDETTES PRICES SlASHED II
SUMMER SlEEPWEAR 9N SALE
BARGAIN VALUES TO $20.00 FOR 0000 $1.99 AND $2.99
DISCONTINUED TOWElS REDUCED I I
SAVE $ $ $
.DON 'T MISS OUT
Sal e Start a Thuraday, Oct. 19th
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the name of the game
is Wide-Tracking.
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Te111pests • Firebirds, tile IICI-of tile
dealer is
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Sailor homecoming Saturday
The Newport Harbor Sail·
ots, hoping to recover fr om
the 10·7 upset at the hands
of the We s tern Pionr:ers,
will face formi dable Santa
Ana in the annual homt:-
comin& game at 8 p.m. this
Saturday at Davidson Field.
The homecoming queen
wi II be presented at the
tr aditional half·time cere-
monies, and the homecomins
dance will fo llow the game .
Coach Wade Watts looked
to the Santa o\na game as
one of the toughest of this
season.
"Santa >\na is No. 1 in
Loara next for Mustangs
The Costa \o1e sa .\-lustangs,
lookinc for their first win
in the Irvine Leaauc, wi 11
hos t a powerful Loara team
this Friday at the Orange
Coast College s tadium at &
p.m.
Loara defeated \'alencia
21 to 0 Jut Fri day to s tay
at the top of the League,
alo na with \:lagnolia, with
2 victories and no defeats.
The week before Loara nar-
rowly won over Estan cia,
14 to 7. La s t Frida} the
\1usLangs and the Estancia
Eaales got nowhere as fa r
as sCorina was concerned
and came up wi th a score·
leu tie.
}'ards to 36 for the Eagles.
Both teams were momen·
taril~ on the scoreboard, but
the referees' decisioos
.,.,iped ou t the advantage
each time.
Earl~· in the ~th quarte r
\lustang tailback Sick Quir·
oz cros sed the Eagle aoal
from 20 yards ou l, bu t an
o ff side pena lty nullified the
scure.
Ca\ifo1nia," he said. "LaSI
Friday they won 28 to 0
over Anaheim, former No. 1
in the state ."
Coach Watts said that Ed
Wa shko was picked as the
player of the week after
Sat urd ay's battle with Wes·
tern because or his general
all..around offensive play.
Harbo1 had not allowed a
single touchdown for the
season-until last Salurday
ni ght, and it was a last
second shocke1 tha t tu:rned
almos t certain victory into
defeat.
Western had taken a 2nd
quartet lead on a JJ-ya1d
field goal, but Har bor raJ.
lied eaJ\y in the 4th quarter
to ao ahead 7 to ). The
drive started from the Wes-
.tet n 41 , and in 8 plays the
Sai lors went over for their
only touchdown or the game .
Tailback Ed Washko set up
the TfJ with a 17·yard gain
lhrough the middle, and then
he took the ball over f1 om
the 2. Bill HaJmon kicked
the PAT. The clock showed
9:21 left to play.
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THESE ARE th e Caballos, the Midgets of the Harbor
Area Pop Warn er foot ball league. In the front row,
from left, are Ta b Hoban , Ga ry Wolfe, Bill Whitford,
Lee Joyce, Andy Mart inez, Jim McCall, Danny Faul_ds
and Brent Parker; 2nd row, Bob Whi tford, Kevin 8eard,
Steve Baume, Tom Pr ince, Don P faff, Chip Temple,
Bill Manne and Mike Byers ; Jrd row, Mike Berr y,
Richie Simons, Carlo Tosti, Steve Savage, Mark
Browning, John Carter and Steve Brown; 4th row,
Ga ry Casey, Rich Schofield, Bill Clough, Ken War-
re n, Pat Kalama, Greg Collins and John Olson; rear
row, assistant coaches c. DeLancellotti and Chuck
Bridges, manager Jan Niemiec, and head coach Allan
Dies.
Pop Warners teams win
The Newport Mesa Pop
Warner Football Assn. re-
ports the followi na results
in last week's games:
The undefeated Newport-
Mesa Caballos defeated the
We stminster Golden Bears 51
to n ror their Sth victory
or the season. Bi ll Whi tford
made 3 tou chdo wn s, In-
cluding a 6()-yard kick-off
return and a 6S·yard pass
play. Bill Clouah scored
twice, and so did Carlo
Tosti, on 46-yard an d 40-
yard pass plays. Rich
Schofield ran 46 yards for a ro .
scored once. The. Colts are
undefeate d, but were tied
once.
The Newrort·\1e sa Cow·
boys downed the Santa Ana
Couaars 26 to 12 to main-
tain their perfe c t record at
5-0-D. Dave Panel scored 3
time s , including a 6 1-yard
ki ck-orr return. Brian 0'
Flaherty accoun ted for the
other Cowboy TD.
The NewportMesa Coronas
edged the Huntington Beach
T-Bird s 6 to 0. Sk ip Lauder-
baugh 1cored th e lone touch·
down. The Coronas now have
a 3-2 -;) record.
PUNT, PASS WINNERSCHOSEN
Awudt for Satua:day•a punt, awuda ia 1M HuM o\1 .. )064 JoMton Ave., Cotta
r-u and tld: cont .. t at cbampioaatt.ipa of 1&he F01d Men.
*'iae11 , Puk will M made Mo&ot Co. cont .. t, hot led Aae 9 -First, David Woo.,.
it half-ttlftl at the G._01ooa tw lbe tolt•l"}!t Betch_ • .a.. SOOl River A'lf,. Wett
Ml Mu-Mapolia footblll pub, beachet and recrea-Newport· 2nd O.an Poet,
pme at Da•idaon Field dab tion dep&atment: 2241 Vitta 'HoJ&I, B11t
Friday evtftina. Each youn.-· Aa• I -Pint, Paul Etic Bluff• 3td Jim Popov, 212
uet will 111 an opportwti~ Davia of Huntinaton Beach; 40th St., wc'at Newpofl.
co dtmoftttla&e hi a skill be· 2nd Muc Johannu, ?01 Aae 10 -Fhtt, Cbulio
fore receivlna hit award. Garrett Ot., Cameo Htah-Hauu, U31 Anti au-Way,
The followlna won top Iandt; l td , Stephen Parrlon, Dover Shotu, 2nd, Oou.alat
B • d 1• Ecclea, .t5U Pl'itcilla Ln., Ucs lnva e lgers Hatbol Hiahlanda; J rd, Kirk
Clukc , 1939 Tlntln Ave ., A Cypreu football squad . Coaca Mesa
that was much beuer than motne acor~d on a rollout Aae 11 -.Firat, Johnathan
)ts pre ss clippinas battled l~ft w!th a hahtly. mor e than Sima, 1019 Loren Ln., C91t&
Oranac Coast Collcae for ftvc mtn utes left m the half. 11_ ., S Sh 261 L . . d ~~••; ~nd, tevo arp, ~ touah quarters before f~ll· emome &Ja tn convene Bucknell Rd.,· Colli Mesa: ma 14-6 at LeBard Stadtum for lW. . . . 3 d Ski Funklln, Hll
Friday evcnina. In all convera1on U1e1 th11 ' • P Co Ia.. a
L ' ha d S~nt a Ana Ave. 1 ·"e' • The Bucs now arc ready to yeat, emome s ma e . • (i J
invade Riverside a1 8 lJ.m. aood on 10, with the other Aae 12-Fant. 01 ae-
th is Friday at Tiaer Stadium one beina bl ocked. He also ques, 3264 Nebr~~~~ Ln.,
inanothcrEC cont est. River-booted an eiaht yard Costa \oteu.: 2nd8i ·one,
side dropped a 28-0 deci-field aoal to beat Go lden 2037 Tustin .Ave., Costl
sion to Golden West Satur· We st in the last eight sec· \olcsa; lrd, M1ke Yost, ~H
d · ht onds 1~7 Paularino Ave., Costa Men. ay n~g . • · p· M'l The Cypres s Charaers OCC dominated the statis-Aae 13 -lll.t, · I es
suuc k fit s I in the opeiling ti cs. The Bucs rolled up the Moore, U4S r:~~~mk ~ve.,
quarter when they p0Unccd incredible total or 390 c .osta Men; . n L·: Soord
JO a Pirat e fumb le on th e yards 10shingand added ana--k1.nk, 3H Vta 1 u 1•
Buc 42 . Quart erback Frank ther 100 pssina, pickin& up L1do .hle; 3rd, Steve Duva,
Lopet hit halfback Frank 21 first downs along the Hunttnaton Beach.
Finch to the 24, then hit wa y. Cy press was held to
Ted Moun t z with a 2-l-yatd 24 yards tushina and l.Sl
scming toss, and the shock· passing, with 12 rirstdowns.
ed Charge1 sfoundthemselves Wayne Tinlin, fzom Otanae
in the lead. Hiah Schoo l, was named
Bill Redding, OCC midd le OCC defens ive back or the
gua1d who played a CIUshing aame for his 102 yatds rush ..
defensive game , blocked the ing on 18 c a11 ics. Ke vi n
try for the extra point and Q ady, former \latet Dei
Cy press led 6 ..0 with 11 :16 s tar , won offensive lineman
showing on the clock. honors for OCC. Reddin&
Reddin g set up the fi rs t snared defensive lineman
Buc TO when he bl oc ked a honoJS, The big middle
Charget pun t and OCC took guard blocked a PAT ,block-
over on the Cha1ger 31. The ed a punt, blocked a pass
Bucs drove lo the Char ger andrcpeatedJy b1oke through
8 bef01e the power failed, to spill Charget ball car-
and the Cha1gets took over. ri ers.
Cy ptess punted to the Buc Dennis Parker, who played
33. at Corona del \1ar High,
Fullback Don Evans bang· earned defensive back of
.:d to the 30. Then Paul
Lemoine loft ed a so h 30-
yard toss to halfba c k Wayne
Tinli n fot the Due score.
Lemoine added the Po\T to
go ahead 7~.
OCC s uuck again the next
time it had the ball. Cypress
punted to the OCC 28. The
Bucs dr ov e to the Charaer
in 9 plays, where Le·
of the week in his second
stall for the Bucs. He stop--
ped a Chaq~er threat e a1l y
in the thi rd qua1t e1 when he
picked orr a Lopez aer ia l on
the Buc 20 and retwned 1
to the 30.
OCC inte1cepted
ae1ials, with
and
THEY'LL SEE A liMY GAME
\h . an d \hs. Bob Paine of
We stcliff left Sunday on a
fl ying t1ip to Old Or cha1d
Be ach, \1aine, to visit \b s.
Paine's mothe1, \larie A.
Beuy. From the1e they will
go to West Point to see th e
A1my -Stanford foo tball aame
Oc t. !8. They will visit
\lu. Paine's nephew, \lajot
Notman St. \\a1ie, wh o is
psychological Wllfare ar
West Point \1ili tlly Aca-
demy.
NEWPORT HAR8JR ENgGII
ARST SECTlON--Poae 6
THURSDAY, o:T. 11, 1967
CORONA DEL MAR. CALIF.
The Eaales topped the
~ltanJS in first downs, l'J
On the fi nal play of t he
game, it appeared for a
momen t that Estancia had
won wi th a 2-point safet)'.
The Eagle s had dri\'en to
the \lustang 6, but a fumbl e
ga\·e th~ bal l to \1esa on the
2 wi t h jus t ! secoods to go.
\llstang quarterback Dave
Sobolewski was hit near the
to loll. ao4. behl a amaUer aoa\ line. and 2 poi.nta for a
matJln in net y-ards aained, safety was n ashed on lhe H' to 253. Both teams com-score board. The rd eree's
ple ted il passes, bo th lost ruling, howe \'er, was that
the ball 3 li me s on fumbles. Da\•e was do.,.,n ed on t he !-
The Mustanas had the edge yard line and not in the end
on punlina. a veraging 3i1.2 zone.
o\ Pioneer drive was s top-
ped on the Sailot 19 with The N ewport~1eu Colts
3:30 t.ff oe th• elock. The. bhaked the .Huntiaata:n
Sailors were forced to punt Beach. Darts 2~-iJ for the1r
v.·1th 2:02 remaining. Wes· 4~ VICtory. \hke MaAner,
tern started its desperation En c Johnson, Scoll Gayner
dt!VC from its own 43-yard and J oe Barnett each
The Newport \lesa Coman-
ches s hut put the Santa Ana
Efb '27.:U. Rail.dy Collier
scored twice and Ri ck
Amenda and Steve Sharp [~~~~~~~~~~~,~~~~~;~;;;.;~ each had a TO. The Coman -,'ii~i"if.i:bU~~':fti~I
che record is 3·1·1. your eyes for your gauge items.
Eagles seek league • WID
line. Two successful pas·
ses ad vanced the ball to
the Sai lor 18 , for a fitst
down , and I :35 s till 10 go.
Two mole passes, an d the
Pionee1 s we te on the 5. The Estancia Eagles will
be righting for thei r fi 1s t
vi cto1y in the Ir vine League
this Satwday evenins when
the y clash with Valencia on
the enemy g1 idi ron.
Last F1iday Valencia went
down 21 to O befme powerful
LoaJa, wh ile the Eagles and
the Costa \1 esa \1u stangs
deadlock.
Comparative scmes don't
give much of a clue to the
poss ible ou tcome thi s Sat-
urday. Loata was hard pu t
tfl overcome the Eagles., 14
to 7, two weeks ago. And
Valencia defeated Costa
\lesa wi th l11tle trouble, tc~
to 7.
The Eagles witt be handi·
capped against Valencia be-
cause of the loss of ti&ht
end John Woody, who was
inJured in the game with
Costa \1esa. coach J ohn
Lowry is cons 1de1ing \1ike
Sady, Glynn Vande Walker
or Sk ip Wi lliams as Woody's
replacement.
Le ft halfback Nick Quiroz
was selected as player of
the week fm his performance
against the \Ius tangs.
Time : 1:17.
Righthalf Bob Hancock
caught Western's quart er-
back, Phil Va lasquez, be·
hind 1 he line fm a 5-yar d
loss, A pass play gain ed
JUSt one yard, and the ball
was on the 9-yard line with
jus t 3 seconds left to play.
Velasquez paS!Ied to Buddy
<\bou re zk, who caught the
ball on the 2 as the final
gun sounded, and he fell
over the goal for the win-
ning score.
Westetn held a consider·
able edge in statistics,lead·
in a in fitst downs , 14 to 9;
1n net yards gained, 245 to
161, and pus comp letions,
10 to 4. Both teams were
[lenahzed only once, S
ya1ds each time.
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Kings take on Magnolia
tington Beach s tadium, The
statistics gave the Barons
the edge in fi rst downs, 17
to 5: ne t yards gained, 249
'Theatre Compact Organ'
with electroni c ttaps and
Cas tanets -ONLY at. ..
CORCORAN \1U~IC CO.
(Acr05S: from Fas hi on Sq.)
#66 Town ~ Counuy
.· 541-1318
on your new carpet -rc-BOOKS, tools, housewares
move them with Blue Lus-needed for ou r daily gar-
u e. Rent electric sham-age sale. 6~6-1675, T~-
pooer st. Crown Hardware, Win kle Hardware, Costa
3107 E. Coast Hw y,, Cor-\1esa.
ona del Mar. --~-~---&&A A AA AA•AAAA _____ ,
The Corona del \lar Sea
Kings , score le!'S in 3 of its
4 games this season, wilt
be facing some mote tough
compe tition this Friday as
they take on \laanolia at 8-
p.m. on Da"·idson Field.
lo 9 1; paHes completed 3
to 2. Open Mon. & Fri. 'til 8 pm !'-""'-'-==------
• Yamaha • Story & Clark•
Your Chamber of Comm~rce
needs an el ectri c plate.
folding chairs, tv tables or
"'.'? Call 67)-4VSO and we
will help you c lean out \lagno lia, tied fnt Jr \'ine
League lead wi lh Loara
with a 2~ record, defeated
Brea Olinda last Friday IJ
to 12, while the Kings .,.,ete
losing to Fountain Valley
12 to 0.
Comparative scmes smt
of confu se the issue: The
\tagnolia Sentinels crushed
Fountain Va lley 2 weeks
a go 35 to 0. But Cowna de l
:\-1ar easily de fe ated Brea
20 to 7 that same week.
The Kings were unable to
get a sustained scming
dr ive going last Ftiday
night against the F1mn ta in
Valley Ba1ons at the llun-
A fumble stopped a Cor~
ona del \1ar drive on the FV
23 afte r the opening kick-
off. The Barons in turn
fumbled away a scoring
chance on the Sea King 10,
but got on the scoreboard in
the final minute of the fi rst
half on a 34--) ard ma1ch.
The Kings llied to pull the
game out of the fire in the
final minu tes, drivi ng deep
into FV ten itory. With about
a mi nute lefl to play, a
Corona del Mar pass was
intercepled by the Barons•
Mike Childre ss on hi s own
31, and he went all the way
for a 68·yard touchdown gal·
lop to put the clincher on
the FV victory.
PIRATE !IARRIERS
WIH OVER CTRUS
Oranae Coast Colle&e har·
ri ers ran a near perfect race
Friday, Oct. 13, to take •
11oo42 cross count I}' verdict
f1om Cittus and even their
Eastem Conference record
at 2·2. The Bucs will travel
to Cypreu thi s Frid1y (OJ
anot he r EC encounter.
John Partr idae, healthy
apin after sufferin& a foot
inj ury earlier in the yell,
aet a new OCC recotd of
21 :46 for the 4 miles, bro1k ..
ina his own record of 2l :S4.
H•l Bosworth took second
for the Buca, with Ruu Gar·
c:ia in third. The one-two--
three punch a•ve the Sues
a lead , th.lt put Ciuus out
of it at the be&iMina.
U A\1~10\/l
& ~TFl\'\\AY
llaldwin !11pin~t tHifiln 6 mn,.,
old, .. a"" 1400; Conn "Pin,.t
oraan, full prirf' 139-l; lo ts
more-.
Fall "P''ri"l" nn "pinl'l,.,
ron10ol,.., & :r<tu<l io"', tra•l,.in!oo ,
r~nt tf'turn" &· ttpo"• .Ill lilr.f'
o~w from 1380, tl'tm!l.
Sf:II\IIIIT·PIIILI.IP:'i CO .
1907 S. \1 ain Su.,,.t ftl :?Oih
Saota :\D;o
o CAII5 fOR SALE
lAD WIB·I!IID fOil IlEAL ESTATE
LOCAL CIIID TIAMS FOR SAL! ·
The vuaity pid tetml of ff~~D;~~s;;:-;;r;j;;;:-,.1 die 4 Hubcu Atea I• So •
lc:hoola hid • bed weel.·a•I II.J;~tOI£•i"":!"~·n;a.~·l!~•~·-·~llon~l~ ot fooiiNII: Not a ainale Mi,900. By
BLEACHED mahogany
in g room set-5300. Table,
-' chairs, buffet, 644·1
Phone in Your Order
for o St.bse rip1ion~
Call 673.0550
PETS
your garage~
WORK WANTED
MIMEO WORK expertly done.
We cut the st encil and do
the complete job. Call
6 7J~OSll 2 to 4 p.m.
VARITYPING SERVICE
Call Fran at 673-1507 o1
673-QSSO f01 vllityping o1
headlin er for publications.,
re ports, pri ce lists, b10·
churcs e tc. !lave over 100
type faces and lates t
HELP YOU model varityper.
your pet problem
"
a;n,;nllf iRONIN G. Ye ats of cxper-akin condition, ience on all types of cl~ etc. NO OiARGE for thing & linen. Specialty. aervice, men' a shi rts. Sl.SO per hr.
JORDAN'S P£T &IIOP Mabie Whitman, 607 M&J·
I'7IZ E. Cou& HWJ., auerile, COM. 673-2774. COIION.4 DO.
o P!RSOHAL
~==;;;;;;j ALCOHOLICS ANONY~S
Hubo< Area. 673-871,4. 24
hours.
I _..,.,_ I DUNN -._ __ ... _._.,._-_a _ __. ...... VIlli o..-L~c~·~·~·~·~·~~~~·~
win;)ly, 1nd • p•d 10ta1
of ju1t one &oucbdo-.. The
Newpon H11bor S.ilou
loti 10 Wcatem 10 10 7. The
Corona del ~ Sea ki•a•
.... defelted 12 10 0 1!,
.,_.lain Volley. Aod dto
Coat.a MesaMII• .. •• beuiM
to • uor•l••• If• widl a. .. .UBqloo.
f
lauap&rt lulfa Islas
•••a lllziMI c.-... ....
OPEN HOUSE
Sat. & Sun. 1 to 5
2900 SIL VERLANE, NE WPORT BEA CH -3
BR, 2 Ba -LarMest ki tchen in town. lmmac u·
late BA CK BAY SPECIAL. Tu stin Ave, to
Annive rsary Lane , tum riKht on second cui ·
de-sac -$29,500.
' . ' . ' . . . .
.. UNBEI.I EV ABLE"
'
Custom 6 year new 3 BR, 2 Ba -1900 sq. ft.
home -OCEAN, CANYON VIEW • 60' LOT.
O><n the land in CDM -$55,000
332 Marguerite
Co•on o del Mo• -67 3-8550
no,..,.lf. R.altor
LIDO ISLE
2 BEDROOM S, 222 VIA PALERMO. A B EAUT!
1..-HOI.IE FOR A COUP L E.
2 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS, SEPARATE L ARGE DINING
ROOM, 52}1 FT. LOT
' $SS,750
~ir-4 'p.a. ;Hilmer fhc.
•agtrtst
HOMES WITH A
FOREVER VIEW
From $59,950
In DOVER SHORE S
Two Fu rn ished Mod el s
18 12 Santiago Or., Newport Be a c h
646-6926 fJ[J IVAN WELLS &. SONS INC.
~ IUILDfRS A D(Y[L0f'£RS
INVESTMENT
with good income
• 3 SMALL RENTAL$
• GOOD LOCATION -HEAR BOULEVARD
AND SHOPPING
• $252 PER MONTH INCOME
• ASKING $24,750 w/tenu
Wells-McCardle Realtors
Reliable Servic e Si nce I 94 3
1110 NEWPORT ~ CDSTA MESA
o...y_. Osa •'J 1: unr Ia
LAGUIIA ROY ALl
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NEIPORT HA-EIIIGII
FIRST I(C'IIOI --P ... 7
STUDIO TYPE DUPLEXES
liiURSIIo\!._ OCT. 11,)~7 OOIIOIIA uu.IIAII, ""'-'F.
SEMPLE
aEAL ESTATE
OPEl HOUSES TillS IUII·liD
12:11 -I:H
Newport Beach 3ollloo
Ballloa Island Costa Mesa ,
Lido Isle ear-del Mar
JUST REDU CED· Owner says, "Get me an offer:'·
Deluxe, two story, two bedroom, l~ bath duplexes
with built in kitchen including dishwashers, .,.o,sh··llll
er and dri ers. la~Jte li ving roon: • upstairs bed·
room s . Double carports with storage. Needs fixi n•l
up for top rental s but location is excellent. ·Now
a sking on ly s:m,9so -three separate units to
choose from. Better hurry with that offer -excel-
le nt e xi s tinfi{ finan~i ng.
1106 PESCADOR, DOVER SHORES: • B.R., .3
Bo., D.R., Pool , many luxury extras •.• VIEW
SUNDAY ONLY
717 BELLIS , EAST BLUFF: • B.R., 3 Bo.,
Fom. Rm ., plus ... plus ••. plus •.• VIEW
SAT. & SUN .
2801 SETTING SUN , HARBOR VIEW HIL LS:
• B.R., Fom., D.R .. 3 Bo., Poo l, BIG VIEW
••• SAT.& SUN .
OPEN HOUSE
-SAT. & SUN. 1 - 5
SPACE TO SPARE
Large TWO STO RY HOME with tremendous 19'
24' RI!MP tJS ROOM, FOUR SPA CIOUS
EJttra larll;e dininll; room -Kitchen ii ••:r~:~~~~t~~.~~ with built·ins , di s po sa l, dishwasher, rE
and lots or cabin ets. LarJ{e pool sized yard wi th
pink bloc k wa ll, patio , and sprinklers.
Coli to see by appointment:
CdM home of distinction: 2 B.R. Pool ,
VIEW, $55,000
Costa Me so Tri-plex, top income: S35,500
The Bluffs 2 B.R. +condomini um: $4 3,500
Corona Highlands to p 'o th e world view:
$49,950
4501 ROXBURY . CAMEO SHORES
OUTSTANDING VIEW
3 BR • CONVERTIBLE DEN
A TRUE BARGAIN AT REDUCED PRICE
•••••
FOR LEASE
3 BR -2 B COtHXlMINIUM
2 POOLS, PUTTING GREEN . SHUFFLEBOARD jl;8 raJ{e, approximatelv 3l00 sq. ft. of comfortable SEMPLE REAL ESTATE 67S.2101
livinll; for only $29,950. Cash in on th is tremen· 2515 E. Coast Hwy •• Corot~a del Mar BACK BAY AREA -325 pe• mo.
• • • • • dou s value. CAL 1. NOW!! w~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;,;;;,;;;,;;;,;;;,~
MATT LA BORDE,
")'vu'll Like Our Frienril,. Suvice"
220 E. 17tlo St. (Phone 64-0555) c..,,. II.,•
(Locotecf in E. 17th St. Sho,pi"t C•ter}
Evenings Coli 646--4579 or ~1050
WILL EXCHANGE
Marigo ld Ave. -Corona del Mar Income pro·
perty. z.eedroom Front Unit (An individual
un it.
plus
Attractive l·Bedroom uni t above the over·
si z.ed 2·cor goro.ge. .
P<i ce S40,750 • Equ ity S12,000
Will consider Ocean "Front property -even the
flooded ,cv,a!
67>3000 .. ·~ ' • I ... e .... se 8868
•ap~..tatb
REAL TV, INC.
2407 E. COAST HWY.
CORONA DEL MAR
SITUATED OH TEN ACRES
SPACIOUS I & 2 IEDRM. APARTMENT$
Furn. & Unfurn. from $150
• ..-nvate rauos • ~'ireplace. .. e POOL<; e 18 Hole Putting Grrrn e Re~ulallon Trnni,o
e Separale famit~ Section
e ArlJ. to Schools & PlayKfnUnl1
900 S.. Lane, CdM
McArthur "Nr CNsf Hwy. 'Hhien I1I.IM
COlONA DEL MAR 17141 67:1-3445
HURRY HURRY HURRY
We've waited 10 years for this listing!
The ONL y dup lex on the LARGEST lo t in
Ch ina Cove, Corona del Mar. Two sandy beo-
ches. Res tricted parki ng.
Only S63,000 ·on d sell., will fi nC>'ICe on 2S~
down paymen t.
'Vogrl ~-
2667 Eest Coest Hi ghway (C.r. F."''-•fl Ph ... , 67).2020
SPACE FOR RENT
•
WANTED
WAN T: 6 unit Costa Meso apartm ent. HAVE 3 unit to
exchan;e, near 19th,& Harbor.
WAN T: Trust Deeds or vacant lot s. HAVE comm ercial
comer ot busy intersection neor Redlands.
WANT: For whot hove you? HAVE 120 acres in Ar iz.
zon a, 30 miles from Havo1u City.
WANT: Oranve CCMJnty acreage to $300,000.00. HAVE
fam ous So. Calif. resort.
WAN T: Wat erfront home. HAVE 33 acres neor a State
Un ivers ity.
ARE YOU MISSING THE BOAT ON YOU R PROP ERTY
BY HOLDING OU T FOR MONEY? TH E WISE ONES
ARE TAK IN G ADVAN TAGE OF CONDI TION S BY
QU IETLY EXCHANGING, THUS PYRAM IDING THE I R
ESTATES WHILE SAVIN G TAXES.
Servin; Or~;e Coun ty Since 1949
PHOHE 642·5111
JIMTALCOII
tii ·Liia~ .... a
1703 •••tcliH Or., Mewport leedl
OPEN HOUSES
College Park Area
COSTA MESA
• BOTH ARE 3 BEDROOM HOMES IN
EXCELLENT C~DITI~
2229 AVALON ..•.. $19,950
2256 AVALON ...•. $21 ,950
• DROP BY AND SEE THEM BOTH '
1 to 5 P.M.
THIS SATURDAY & SUNDA Y
NIWPOIT
AT
VICTORIA
M6an
WE ALSO HAVE SEVERAL RESIDENTIAL
INCOME BARG~INS. START YOUR PLANNING BY
LETTING US SHOW THEM '1'0 YOU
DUPLEX
Open House
Corona de-l Ma r
509 Na rcissus
• 45ft. lot (1 112 lots )
• 2 bedroom houu
• Pl us a 3 bedroom garage ap a rtment
• Plus a Guu t Room
(STEAL IT AT S45,000)
~~~~ -. Prop ertt es
2915 E. Coast Hwy ., Coro"o del Mor
/ndJOi llfiJK l'o,f /ht'a lro I
Tel .... o U!r512S
Can't Sell It? CHANNEL REEF -APARTMENTS
T1ade It?
Fo1 Fa1 t Action&: Results
Call
EXCHANGE SPECI ALISTS
DOYLE CO. 548-1168
E. 17th Ca.ta Mcu
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Clann,/ fl./-Aparl.m,!J
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TM1 AIIVAiffMIS WILL ..,._ \'OU
v .. eu,.1.,11 -~~~---•-11 ,..= . AU. 11111. .... WAI-'liONT VIIW. All .... 1ft .......... __
aad two llolk -wmtl J.AIIGK PA110.
YOU •• IINIIW TO •• ICT OUI "*''IIIIIJ ....._ .., sst.--.. u, Ll•• sae ••• ..,, a u,
rtu 1 671-1,. fir kilu
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•
TIIU~Y, AUG. 31, IHl
aiiiDIIA dEL liAR, CALIF.
• lniuries from fall
fatal to Alma Rush
Tax relief
law asked
(Caetluod-, ... 1)
IIUICI&ar Walter Adriu wu
,.. ....... tho BooN.,.,
••• 1 report oo dM .... aJor oltJ••• property tu
.,Juri•• aolror..t In • fall
ot l bor baeo proved fatal
lut Tbanday f« Alllla
Lou.he Rutll. fotmtr preei·
d•t of the Newport Harbor
Bualual ucl Proret~loael
Women'• Club. -
AWARD for best
day's contesto f the Newport Harbor Cham-
ber of Commerce went to th is en try of the
Dick Crout family of Co rona del Mar, as-
si sted by their Femleaf Ave. neighbors,
th e Glasgow's. At the left are L eah Crout
(stan ding) and Penny Glasgow. At the
ri9'1t are Laura Crout (s tanding) and Sa ra
Crout . (En sign photo.}
The acc:ideat appar oa&IJ
occurred 2 days euller.
When Mr•. Ruth bad not
urlvod at worlc at Power
Inc. ·in Wutminuer, where
tho served aa executive
tec:rotary., a telepb.ono in·
quirY waa mado Wedneaday
at the condominium '4'btre
abe lived, at 167 Yorktown,
Coata Meaa. Loretta Van
Oat and Willl.m Scon
round Mr a. Ruah lyina un·
corucioua on tho bathroom
floor. She Wal taken tO
Hoaa Hoapital, and diod
there the neat day without
reaainina consciousneaa.
Mr I. Rush, 4S, waa bom
Oct. 28, 1n1. in Oklahoma.
She has been in the Harbot
area since 19S6, and waa
130 NEW 1968's AND 1967a
READY FOR
IMMEDIATE DEUYERYI
DRIVE ONE TODAY!
THUNDERIIRDS ·MUSTANGS •
FOlDS· FORD TRUCKS·
ENGUSH FORDS· SHEUY GTs
1
'65
'64
'64
'66
'66
.AL.Utl 500
2 Dr. H.T. Jll VI, ..,..,, PS, •&fL
W1W. #1,_
IIUSTAN.
M.T. VI. ......,."'· PSo ...... ... ,.,. ..... osuu
FAI RLAH E 500
Spt. Cpe. 2 DHT, V8. Auto,
PS, &dut ... ,., WSW P75S6
•ALAXII SOO
2 Dr. M.T. UJ VI. sute., Air tiii'MI,.
I"S, II&M. I1471A
$1199
$1299
S1599
$1599
FALCON SPliNT $1599 J Dr. H.T. YL 1vfe., n, II&H, WSW, .... .af!!. , .. , ...
MUSTANG F. B. 2 + 2
219 V8, Auto, Rocllo, Hooter,
WSW, Int. Decor Grovp P7 .669
OLDS "TORAH ADO"
Rodier, Hooter, PS, A,uto, fu ll
foe, • .,,,, ''Frt ......... 1 dri.,e''
ft7563-A A ·~ol buy crt
P'ull power, olr, ftW, PS, PS.
390 VI Reo\ Shorp VJB 101
HAl II STYLING IY;
AI Johns
fonnerly with Boy side
Sorber Shop ••• Now tJt
LIDO SHAYIIG IIU
3355 Via Lido
NowpartiHdo OR
C....plete -~erint
service
• • • of social note
By Peg
After introducina a Zonta
Girl of tlle Month from each
of the area's hiah schools ,
State Assemblyman Robert
Badham was prevailed upon
to be the Boy of the Month
and stand 1n u Zonta
luncheon s pcaker for
Assemblywom an March
Fona. whose airplane was
foued in comina down from
Oakland for the occasion.
Assemblyman Badham said
it was the first time he had
the opportunity to stand-in
for (I) an assemblywoman,
(2) a doctor of education ,
(3) a penon of Chinese
deacent, and (4) a democrat.
In tum, the Newport Harbor
Zontians had not pre·
viously asked a aentleman
1o speak on "The 5tatus of
Wome n."
Coinc identally, Mr. Bad·
ham had authored one of
of the main pieces of le,is-
lation reaardina the Status
of Women -Auembly Bill
1030 -and it had paned
dorin1 the recent seuion of
the state leais lature. Mr.
Badham warn ed the club-
women to consider care·
full y their lesi slati ve aims.
He said, "H you want
equality, all you ha ve to do
is reduce yourself to it,"' but
he aareed that some bar·
riers prevent women from
attainins executive positions
-in some c as es these are
.. protections" for women
which the y no lonaer des ire. ••• Elinor Wood of Balboa
Peninsula received a present
h om the police department
on her birthday yesterday ...
a parkin& tickeL .. and a
present from fellow s taff
members at the Ensilfl of-
fice. , .a c ake, with 1 ? 1
candles. • • •
. \.1iss May Venrees, for-
me ~ly o f Corona del Mar and
now a Cos ta Mesa resident,
has been hospitalized in
Amsterdam, Ho lland, with a
broken leg. She was hurt
boardina a tram shortly be-
fore her expected return
from a Europun jaunt of
4 months. • • • Edith Smith, owner of a
Corona del Mar shop £or
intimate apparel, is back
showi na Oirnaiu .t\et a
bout with pneumonia. • • • The Don Clarks have
moved to Bal:wa Island to
await the completion o f
their new home on Helio-
Uope, Corona del Mar.
GOODWILL REPORT
By Elinor Wood equivalent of a vice<1nayor
Problems of European and in our cities," said Mrs .
Calirornia ci ties were dis-Marshall. She said they
cussed by Newpott Beach were not served vodka but
Vice-\1aym Doreen Manhall had their choice of mineral
ona3-week s oodwill people-water or fruit juice. Tippina
t~peopl e tr ip to Europe. was not permitted "but they
"I fee l that I have gained did enjoy receivins ball
a better understandina or point pens ...
their poli tical and economic Examples of proareu ob-
syst ems," s aid Mu. M&J· s erved on the uip were the
shall," and they aot to peenbelts, recreational
know more about us." areas of nat we preserved in
The p oup was made up of its oriainal state -"a part
deleaates from 27 cities and of the overall land use plan,
flew from New York to Lon-well worked out," accordin&
don, where deleaates met to Mn. Marshall.
with Westminster City offi-"It was quite a thrill to
cials. from there, they Oew ICC the Bolshoi dancers and
to West Berl in, and als o the open in Loninpad -
made an afternoon visit 1o very beautiful, eloaant and
East Berlin.' and refined," a he remarked.
"The wall is certainly The wuther waa aunny
forbiddina." Mn. Mauhall and it wu very aay and
sa ~d, ''Inspections at check ptospetoua, Mu. Marshall
points are rather lenathy. thouaht. In Budapest, she
They went over our papera enjoyed a typical Hun111 ian
c arefully and checked the dinner, with a strinaed
underpinninas or our bus quartet playiniiYPIYmuaic.
with minora."
One th ina that stood out IllS. EIIIIA IIOUSSELOT
in Mu . \.1auhall 's opinion, OF C111 IIU AT 11
was that since there are no Seventy yean o£ lire spent
utilities between East and in Cali(omia ended £or Erma
Wut Berlin, a telephone Rouuelot, JSOO Ocean
call takes a minimum of 4 Blvd., Corona del Mil, at
hows because of necesaary Hoaa Hoapital.
relays. Mu. Rouuelot. a native
Warsaw wa1 visited and Calirotnian, wat bom Dec.
and then Motcow. When atk· 19, 1896. She was a teacbet
ed about the rood, Mra . Mar-ror 1S yeau in the Lo• An·
shall said 1he Wat sorry aeles city achool disllicL
ahe didn'l like caviar, ubut )\uvivou aae hot h11tband,
I liked the tmoked salmon." Norman, tetired oil u.ecu-
They met with city offi-tive; and he1 1oa, Thomas,
cia I• in city hall• and aaw both or tho h.ome.
• A'''Tl AVAILABLE very few women. Setviceawore hold Monday, • MAMICUIIIMG ·
• 'II II 'AIIliMG • 'In Motco• we met Eu-Oct. 14, at Baltz Otapel,
• SHOI SHIMI "' J,,, 1ene T. Samodaev, who is Corona del Mit.
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~ A I GLASS !
2534 1/2 Newport Blvd. Glass, Mirrors ~
Coeta Mesa, California 1 Screens, Etc. Etc. $
Mon. thru Sat. 8 to 6 ,,
Sun. 9 to 1 Free Estlmatea ~ ...... ~~~,. .. ~~~~-~~~~~~~-~;~~~~~~~~~~~-~
r.oal-1 ol *• BPII cia~
1962.,.3. !he recei .. d lbe
.. Girl o£ the Year Award"
laal ,.,.,,
Oao of ber ou&ttandiaa
achlnemeatl (or BPW Wat
to ori1ina&e a one day
tedinar £01 hiJb ICI\oQI
air It called .. career a W\•
liml&ed. '·'
She ia 1urvived by 3
brotben, Ruuell Whaley
o( Odoua, Tnu, and W.
Whaley o£ CoiOlado; 3 ai•·
ltn, Lonaine Cook and
£Iizabeth Miller of Olda-
horna and Mr a. ·Esther Full·
briaht or Los Anaolu; and
her 1ock:hild, Marion Hen-
drix or Arizona.
a11htence law," wbi~
aint 1ru nllef 10 ,.ople
on a n .. d lnoome, ,...,.,
f..,., •t.ooo to u,JSO. ,.,.
mitdna them to receive up
to 9-'" rerwul on their
propetcy taa bill.
Mr. ·Adrian advised letdna
the public know the low
ulatt, that the tal relit£
mull h. applied (or and liVe
the ntceuary 4atea and
addrtu for tho application,
Services were held Satur-
day at Bell Broadway
Chapel, Costa Mea&, with
the Rev. Loren f'lickinaer or Newport Unity Church
orriciatina.Jnterment was at
Apache Cemetery, Apache,
Oklahoma.
NICKI E POST, FLAG
MAKER, Dt ES AT -16
The flaa she made for her
city is s till flyina over
Newport Beach, but Mrs.
Eunice (Nickie) Hohman
Poll, 46, died Saturday at
her home, 400 Kinas Place,
Cli£f Haven.
Servicea were held Tues·
day at Baltz Chapel, Corona
del Mar. There wi II be ser-
vices today, Oct. 11, at
Cochran, Wis consin.
CORONA DEL uPoet Laureate" T. Duncan
Stewart was recognized Thurs day night as builder
laureate as well at the opening of th e Good Housekeep..
ing magazin e's nHome of th e year" which Mr. Stewart
built for Transamerica Development Co. at Diamond
Bar Ranch, Brea Cany on. The hom e, featur ed in the
November Good Hous ekeeping, was designed by Rich-
ard Lei tch and Associates In c. of Newpo rt Beach, with
Interiors by Louise Bi eger, A.l.O., of the Sho res Apts.,
who is with Robi nson's, Fashion SQuare. Shown here
in side th e special new home and with the silver bowl
presented by Goo d Housekeeping, are Duncan and his
wife, Jerry. (En sign photo.)
Tho duireability or el•
Labliahin1 a citizens W.
visory convnittoe on school
plannina and conatruction
to promote~ tw~•ay com-
IIIJnicalion between tho
community and the achool
district wu discuued by
the Board. Supt. Leland.
Newcomer stated that be
was hopeful that there
wou ld bCI citizens in the
corrmunity who would be
wi\lina to aive their time
and eneraies towards thia
type of corrwnittee . The
board favored takin1 action
on this proposal at their
next meetina.
The proc:e4we for selection
of architects was aPProved.
This included the aeneral
criteria and time schedule
for selection. A selection
Mrs. Post made flaas for
local yachtsmen at her shop,
Nickie's. Sbe was born in
Wisconsin, Sept. 11, 112 1.
The cause of her death is
beina investiaated by the
Coroner's Office.
A"GLER DIES I" CAR
AFTER FISIII"G TRIP
Aftet spending Monday
moming fishing orr the
"Spoil," Ri chard Nazatian,
630 E. Lido Patk Dt., Lido
Peninsula, wen t to hi s cat,
pul his fishing gcat and
fish he had cau&ht in the
uunk, sot in the eSt , and
placed th e key in the igni-
tion. He died before he
could tut n the key.
OtRISTEHSEN$ BACK cormlittee will include 2
FROM SOUTtt AMERICA members of the board o r
Mr. and ~trs. Bryant education, an educational
Ouistensen are back at consultant and 2 membera of
their Christensen Pharmacy lhe district administrative
in Corona de l Mar after a s tarr. Part of the procedwe
30-day tour of South America. would include a preliminary
Th~y stopped in Panama on li st of li.l to 12 arcbitcc·
the1r way back. The tour tural finns, which would be
party included 32 other narrowed down to 6 finns,
phannaci sta and their to be placed on tho approved
wires. li st for future use . Survivors are her parent s,
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hohman,
and a sister, Shei la Roter·
in&, of Wi sconsin. ~h . Nazati an had aone out ~NoN~:::::~~~~GIVa ILUI C:HIIII" ... I'I.~NoNW""'"'
out ftom Da vey's Locker at i COUNTY'S FIUI:NDLII::m'
DONALD JAY SHARP
OF CDST A MESA Dt ES
4 a.m. Afte t he had not te-FURNITURE STORE LOWERS '111B 800M
potted fot work, a s te~son, ON GROUP OtJ'I'JI'IT PBJCI!I
R. Craddock o f Garden Grove,
went looking for him , and
found him at II p.m. slum~
ed over the wheel.
Gospel doctrine of the Lat-
tet Day Saints Chwch was
the theme of memorial set·
vices given by Bishop H&I-
o)d Asplund Tuesday, Oc:t. MR$. ALFA 8. HUBBS
17, .at Bell Broadway Cha· SUCCUMB$ AT AGE 10
pel m me mory of Donald Jay Eternal life as ptomiaed in
Sharp, 82, of 426 Lenwood, John 17-l "This itli£e
Coat& M.ua, who died at eternal that' they mi aht know
home, Fuday, Oct. 13 . thee the only true God," is
Mr. Sharp was born Aus. the theme selected by Rea-2~. 1885, i~ Michigan. Until der La"rr y Paul, First Chwch
h1s retirement, he was a of Christ Scientist, Newport
self-employed fw buyer for Beach for the services in
35 years. He had lived in memor~ of Mt s. Alfa B. Orans~ County for _8 ye~rs . Hubbs, 80, of 2571 West·
Survtvors are h1s wt(e · A C " • m1nst e1 ve ., osta •VJel a ,
Martha; a son, Donald, of to be held at 10 a.m. today,
Los Anaeles; 1 niece and Oct. 19, at Bell Br oadway
I nephew. Chape l.
Interment was at pacific Mts . Hubbs died Sunday,
View Memorial Park. Frank Oct. 15, at het home. She
Coltrin dedicated the &rave . was born May 18, 1887, in
HOWARD JAMES TUCK ()l:eaon and lived here for
OF COSTA MESA DIE$ 20 yeau. She is swvived
After almost a year's i 11-
ness, Howard James Tuck.
43, or 221 Flower SL,
Costa Mesa, died Friday,
Oct. 13, at Ho aa Hospital.
Mr. Tuck, a machinist,
was born Dec. 20 , 1~23, in
Brooklyn, New York.
Services were held Monday,
Oct. 16, at Westclif£
Olapel · with the Rev.
GerardMcNaulty o£fic:iatin1.
In tennent was at We1tminster
Memorial Park.
by het hus band, Nathan, a
county engineer fot lO years;
and . a daushte1, ~1rs. Vir-
ginia Klina.
Interment will be at Paci·
fie View Memorial Park.
C. D. CU""I"GHAII DIES
Graveside 'services will
be held atl:lO p.m. at Paci·
fi e View Memorial Park for
C.D. CunninJham, 3604
Ocean Blvd., Corona del
Mar, who died Monday. OcL
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OCTOBER 19-20 & 21
GIGANTIC
•
OPEN
FRIDAY .
EVES.
AT IN1IIIIICTION OF HAIIOI AND NIWPOIT RYD.
IN COSTA MilA Irs Ienir
A1Mrlcar4
I
Dinen
Clft
LEARNING BY COMPUTER
Ale c .. oMn 011a.ocNd? •iq &o 180 ..... try ••• to anend a compuc.riaed !,..,... Corou del Mar ai•n a two lloUI ai,.Ma review coane in al .. bn at
HiP kt.ool at..S.aaa W a uam. Tbote wt.o toocM UCI. The thadenu wttt
cUace to decHM for thftltoo bipty wert placed ln p~ tr•eporttd by bua to tht
tel••• whea they putici· I'Mtry eta.... aad \Hte UCI caaapu,ter leba af\tr
,.aM la computeriud in-who did poocoly were ldvleed ac:hool .. cb hy for 11
tlnlelloe 11 UCI lhit fell. to repeat Orlt year alaebfa. daya , wbere they apent u
All ltlldents new lo Cor· Prom tbott wbo a cored In hour « more .. ch day .
ou del Mar thil year plan-tbe middle, 11 vola.nte.red Each ttDdent aat in a
Here 's a smelly problem~=·~ .... ~:::.:r-:.~~·~~ · by tlectncal eordt to the
main comp~.tter. Pint, tbe
There h tomethin1 that c.autt of the al~ action conaolc computer "typed"
ltMHt foul aro.u~ the New· ''n:''. of lhe aun fared .u~,... 1 quulion, then the atu·
port-Meaa Untfacd School quthzer and t}'e pro•amtty dents responded u rapidly
District admi,niltration of· o!' the ~~p~ure to .the oceu.. 11 they could by "typina''
fictta . There a a SKUNK p•ed bull.d•na. Tlua l"!fted their answer~ on a keyboerd,
somewhere about, anto a maahap. The arumal aimil11 to that of a type-
""'· Helen McPhee, dupli· control. oUic:er, the buildina writer. Everyone worked at
cation• supervisor, 1tatu c:u1tochan, !'fall•~ Parltor, his own pace, 10 some
that it all bepn even be· ~ ~be enhre 11de cl the riniahed the 12 day cowse
Core uniCication. OriainaltY, bualdana, honey and loll. in 1 or I day1.
about 4 year~ aao, the were drenched with IIMII. Por the mo1t part, the
araphic ans window ,wu .Each fall a~t the ·~ atudenta reh the proaram
cl®ded by thou~anda or ume the Caauly I oCI'apriDJ Wal beneCic ial .. well as
bt:ea . They worked their come b~ck to neat,~ prob-fun, but that ~ey would
way into the walls of the lema 1111e anew. Tbaa p .. t rather lake a reVIew courte
buildina and beaan to de· week th~y showed the. lfC&· by computer, rathei than
Ye lop · their honeycomb. teat cvadence . oC tbeu pre· atartina tomethina entirely
After the beet were well aence an~ otfa_c~ penonn~l new. When at the end oC tHe
established, a family of could be tdenhf1ed by tbeu courae, the ~ame two hour
skunlu happened on the ten~ency to •peak thtouah alaebra tetl wu aiven, all
acene and not only made then note.• and breathe 11 showed some improve-
their home under the bar-throuah the11 mouths. mcnt.
racks-type administtation They are uaurcd however Participa_tina student• in-
build ina. but beaan search· by the animal control au-c lu~ed Keath Banners, Beth
ina out the beehive for their thorities, who delivered a Chuatensen, G~ant Oalmann,
sustenance. white box trap, that as the Gerry Grant, Robert Hooven ,
This Cintlly ended in an offendina animals were Joanne Kuper, Kelly Mur·
allempt by the animal con-cauaht, they would be pickp phy, Randy Pence, Janet
u ol officer to rope the of-ed up. So far one cat has RodeCfer, Oianita Romero
(enders. Wh y the westem been cauaht. Evidently the and Re id WalburJ.
uyle capture? It was be-skunks smelled a rat. Wor kina with them were
Previews/ start Oct. 23 Mrs . Luise Healy, coordina-
tor; Or. Leo Keller, uso-
ciate direc tor both hom UCI;
Stephen Jundnian, head or
Math department at Corona
del Mar Hiah School, and
Leon Meeks, principal of
Corona del Mar Hiah School.
The fint preview of the be made by . callina Mrs.
Oranae County Philharmonic E. Moraan QuiM, 675-0904,
Societie• series will be or Mn. Raymond Dosta, S48~
held at II a.m. Monday , Oct. 5982. The deadline for lun·
23, at the Irvine Coa~t Coun-cheon ruervation• is Oct.
U)' Club. 16. Servin& with Mrt . Ray~
Henry Tami anka, founder mond ooata, preview chair-c• IIIAII TO TALK AT
and conductor of the Cali-man, are the Mmcs . Cedric GOSPEL COIYEinOI
Cornia Chamber Symphony, Sandeu, Edward Schumacher; Frank Klanen of Corona
wilt be the aucat speaker. E. Moraan Quinn; J . Donald del Mas, business eucutive,
He waa araduated from the Ferauaon; Myron Heuchler; and active member of the
Curti• Institute aJ a conduc• and J. Allen Beck. Pull Ootpel Butineu Men'a
lOt and violinist unde1 At~ The concert to be preview-Fellowthip ·
ttlf Rodainaki ~nd C~l ed wilt be on Friday, Oct. baa been to
Plesch, aft~r earher stuchca 27, with WoiCaana Sawal-speaker at a vetper service
at the National Conaerva-liach conductina the Vienna Tuoaday, OcL 24, durin&
toties of Berlin and .Paris. Symphony Orc:heatra al UCI the 33rd annual +-day conp
Luncheon r~servauona may Campus Hall. vention or Cali Cornia Evan·
Sea lab to be dedicated ~:~~~:~;~:~:1~~;~:i
The Corona del Mar rcsi•
dent baa traVIIIed uten-
al.,.ly ia miuiooasy , ...
aearch and auney, say a Dr.
R.H. Hanna, p1csident of
CEA and blother or iu
founder, the late Rev. O.C.
Dedication cercmoniea for
the Ocaaa• County SchoOls
marine ICieftCe noatfn&-labo
oratoly wi II be held at 8
a.m. thi1 P1iday, Ocl 20,
at lhe Balboa Pavilion.
'"Ow proa•am ia the only
one or ita kind in the United
States, and, in rect, the
world today and holds the
unique potition " a uend
utter in modern educational
innovative approachu to
science teachina."' say•
Ronald Lintky, coo1dinatot
o( masine sciences f61
Otan1e County achools.
.. 0\uina this school year:
completed in 1910. Tbt1 ...
(ota. out ptopam bolcl1 a
unique potitioa and reapon·
tibility &o initiai.C the ful·
fillment or the needa of the
not too distant Cuture."
Harm I.
OtAMP SAL!SMIN, Minilten and laymen hom
LIST!R ....ouMCIED the nearly 100 churc.hu in
The multiple li•tina div. California, Orcaon and
ition of the Newport Hatbor-Wa~hinaton affiliated with
Costa Meu Board of Real· the oraanizalion are u~
ton announces the foltowina ' pected to attend the parley,
champ• for September: which il to hiahliaht CEA's
Top uleamen -Rod C1ld-home and oveueas evan-
erhead of LaBorde Realty, aelistic prop am.
unit aales, and Asaer Jen--
aen, Walker ,t Lee, dollu F~L lAZUR MOV. 18
voluo. fOR CXII•ST WOIIEH
Top tistcl -Joe Claskaon The Cout Woman's Club
or Coldwell Banker, Cor of Corona del Mar ia plan~
both unit aalea and doltat nina a fall bazur ror Nov.
value. U at the Men ShoppinJ
Thete waa a \Ot&l of 122 Center. ·A waya and meant
1956 THE NEW BOARO of the Newport Harbor Chamber of Com-
merce Installed In January, 1956, included: seated, left to
right, H. Pay~e Thayer, treasurer;George Lind, 2nd vlce'ilresident;
James T van Dyke, president; Bill O'Bryon, tirst vice-president;
Hay Langenhelm, eKecutlve secretary; s tanding, left to right, dl·
rectors Roy Maypole, Monte Grimes , Orville Schlueter, Harold Cald-
well, Nelson Stafford J r., Roland Wright, Ha rv ey Some rs, retiring
president Maurie StMIIey and Bob Allen. (Ensign J an. 12, 195b.)
1949
"WASHE D ASHORE " was
the slogan of th is group at
the 1 CMq shipw reck ball of
the Sutfsiders Club. The
shipwreck victims Included,
standing lef,t to right, "Ad-
miral " Roz Huff, "Vik ing''
13uzz Ell sworth, "Tahit ian
dancer" Lucy RGse, Ralph
Hoyle In long handles, "au
revoir" John Broughton and
"5th Ave. hula dancer" Ru
Albtlgh\; in 1oreground,
Rooey Va ll ely, at left, and
Van Hayes, president of the
Surfs iders. (Glenn Couch
ct~o to from the July 14,1CMq,
lssue of the Ens\90.)
we will ope1ate (tom New-
poet Ha~tM:n takina 12S
cruitu and include some
11,000 studenu f1om our
county and 2SO o( theit
teacheU, This UpGI\Ue to
the ttudy of the marine en-
YirOMII•t will hoperully
atimul&te many or the atu-
cMntl to contidel Gcean·
OJI&phy u a futu1e career.
net sales for a sJ.I million workshop for th is event will
volume. Por the yeu 10 be held OcL 23 at the borne l96J. URS.
date, ~alu bave totaled oC Mn. Michael Coronel. CASTLE, long
"'Jt ha1 been eatimated
that with the powina in·
The club retumed to the 'd f 1 d S3l million. whlch h fl.l ll~I5,2~:~~'~F, srRGEANT re s1 ent 0 Ba bOa an lb lb I Irvine Coast Country Club ~ million more In t IOta Tuesday Cot the reaular Gene Lay, son•ln· pr esident of the Now<>ono
ror the entite you or 1966. monlbly butineu mcetina. taw of Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Beach Assistance L
Mra. Euaene Wina, preai· Diehl of Corona del Mar, was elected president ltltett in the mar:ine aci· STUD!MT tUMID
encea in Southern California, Janet Parker, 1207 9.irf•
uPwasd• or 21,000 joba will 1ine Way,Hubor View Hilll,
be available within the next hu been named award•
$ 10 1 year1. Alao, usc•s oommi11ioner or lbe 11~
Ca&alina Masine Scienc:e ciated student body at Call·
Cent11 will need 3,000 Comia State Colleae al.l.,.on.J
dent. wu in c:harae o( the returned In November,l 9!12, the National
moelina. ·Mil. Jac k Hart. from a year of duty In Kor• League for 1 %1~2 at
proaram chainnan, preuntp ea, where he played In the . cooventloo held In Sanlal
ed Jim Gillon of the Hotly· Marine band of the FlrstJ954A HOAG HOSPITAL BENEFIT, the Florence NlghtlnQIIe fastnon tea, was the Mon ica. Mrs. c astle, a
wood Tud Club, who show· Aircraft Wing. Upon his re· topic of discussion tor these memb ers of the Hoag Hospital Au xi li ary In 1Q54. ti ~e Californian , was
ed • film on '"See you at turn he was assi!J'Itd to The benefit planners Included Mrs. D.M . Humme l of Three Arch Bay, ~e:ated ,newly el~c-duated from the u niver
lbe rae: ... " Treasure Island. (Photo ted president of the Auxiliary , and (standing, left to right) J hs. Ne ll Cameron of L~do of Ca li forn ia at 1
from the Dec. 4 , 1~2. Is· Isle, vlc~res l dent and cha irman in charge of tickets; Mrs. Donald Colegrove of_ Lido (Maggie Price photo
sue of the Ensign.) Isle, cha irman of arrangements, and Mrs . Frank. Linnell of Sly Shores, vlce;:>res •dent the issue of Nov. 2, 1%1).
::;..:;;;:..,:;""""::..! ONE OF MANY DECORATOR INSPIRED I
COCKTAIL TABLES WITH 3/ 4" THICK GLASS TOP
AT SAVINGS
H.J.GAI\1\Elf fURN RE
PlOA5SIONAL 2211 a.w. COSTA ..._ CAUF.
INIIIIOl -·-w.om 6tlll76
and co--chair ma n of arrangements. (Photo from the Apr il zq,lCf5,4,1ssue of the Ensign.)
I
It54 TilE ENTIRE Cosla llna Cily Council brmtd out lao lot
sl~lng of -!notion popers to run for rMOlectlon In 1954.
This was tht flrsl City Council of II>< •••'.Y l n~orporattd City of
Cosla llno: suttd, MOyor Chorles T<W~nki <; s tiftdlng, left to
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4, 1954.1
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•1 --' Tia,l 14 the: Moral Influr:nc:e Theory of the AtcJnlmelll ,a
ec ' • with OW" 0"0 spla. • 9 •r--• -Ato.-..... , ~ rop-101'1: ill.lequate to vanety of whim iJ talJiht bv Elmer eeorp H _-., -
Oa tbs: othw hMad.. ._. .. ~ 12. tnp«*Dt all bt<llriat eM 00 the Cf'OQ. hause~ of Princeton Semina~ when he says: ·~
Ulitlldarl, fedinc bu.-. Warp 1-I 0 11 • J 3 14 1 "f't't.OnOWd. to mm bdore Christ mts on the Crou, to ~ ~ a::"'U:::.,-=.:: ""• • • • Before we tum to an important pa.saace of Scripture SW"e. But men cannot ful that the 'riy il. opea. to GOes
ly, _..... ~ cnated maa lD m. ~ ''-'""'~--~---------,=;:=:.., ~ uplabu tht death of Chmt, 1 would like 11:1 say that ~ss socneone pays the cost of pioneeftnc a ntw Wat' ~. etenaity •• involved, ,. I-\-uot r:very ~who calka about rbe aton.inc cfeMh of {Ld tlu Clturclt Be the Clumlt, p. 107). But the Scrip-
and • fn:n. the very nat)1re of J S 1 e e p .Ouist means the same thi"4 by it. There :t.te many O)Uft· tures ~re. that "when W't . ~re enaniH, we wert
the IPirit of man annihl.latloa il 4 terleit. atm:.d tfl.at art beinc-substituted for the truth. rttOnCtled to ~ t~rou,tt t~ death of His Son" (Ram.
ruled out. 'l'his ~ to be the r I with the result tbat the. Bible. doctrine. of 1tle. atonin( sub-S :10) • and that It II by Chn&t's body Oil thr: Cl1*'thal.
c-aJ.o with other cnat.d apirlt 1 .ntutiooary fact of Grist's death has been vacat~ of IWe. are re.oonciled to God (Eph. 2:16). JesUJ Chrill did
beinp and conMquently, when c ...._ '-~u true!: meani~, Old 'WOnb are used wid! new and oon· n~ die. 50 that we. ~ld "feel" tbe way wu open .to God,
Satan feU and took a third of the 'P R. 0 V. 3 : 2.-4 tra~ ~· A'S one put it in plain languagt: this Without actually ope.n1nr up the way to God which wu
uc-la with him, God pnpued '::====================================~ is "•teaJ.inr tbt livery of Heaven to serve the Dev.ii in." closed by our sin. ' · hell for his reeeptioft (ll..tt. 25: r '"Thu's what neo-ordxJdoxy does. h WH orthodox phrase WMn men have. distorted Yirw' of God's hatred to
U). Tbe fact that tru. place la THE IMPOQT ANCE OF SLEEP lo our steels owoy our exuberance. Thousands to CIOilttal ~~ taching. Tt affuma the truth in sin, they 1e.t distorted ~s of bolb God and t:A lin.
n4erred to u be-ina "'prepered" heolth end progress is found often in the of Bible students have discovered that , form but den.iea tt tn fact. Sanebod,· has said that "oht that has t=...,t vinrs o1 tin hWcata ita 1uitabillty fOt thoR ' ,. •• Bible. "Sleep" is mention ed many , many on effective way to keep alert, eager, and Wben'ns>orthodox pre.adle.rs speak of ''atonement" tWill have light views of God." OnCe the Sc:ottUh it ;..; r:=vv~~wpoint ._ mic.ht times. Yet, in lhe rush of life we some· enthusiastic is to commit lo memory cer• ~-"redenption," they dori't mean what Paul meant ~~he.r.._~.,__Aiexander Whyte, was dixussinf wi&h a
-•---·"-t · uld .. _ hell times f ind it diHicu\1 tc turn cff our tcin stotemenls ftom zhe Scriptures. Fore• "'.liOJ he said, 'Outist died for our sins acrordi.n,r ro the. u u .. : ... ~r wha.r: points sbould bt considered in ~'"";;ld sa~:;. It::: ~a rwt «ripturu." They don't mean what Ptter ~ant whtn he choosing a new minister. Dr. Whyte ended by sayina
cleenHd in the blood of the thoughts when we retire. P ictures of the most among these, to invite restful sleep, said, Chri• bore our sins in His own body on the. trtt~ with rrea.t e.ame.stness, "Be. sure.. be: is sound on ain."
doy's triumphs and problems will keep · is Proverbs 3:24 -"When thou liest down, They ·-'k .~--'-a· ·,:~;...... '--· · y ~ Lamb to have to be in the pre-~ auuuo. r .. .-.. 't' on, JH"op1 ..uvo•, SUU3Utubon ...a's s~ you are. sitting on lbe bank of the. river
senc:e of • holy God. surging through our minds. Apprehension thou shalt not be afraid: yeo, thou shalt but, ~e.r they mean. they don't mean that the ~n-enjo,:ing the. view. Suddenly, a man fully dressed comes
So one day we miaht come to about tomorrow will fend off sleep. Tc lie down , end thy sleep shall be sweet." Jess Saviour died in myl place and for my sim. Neo-and JUmps 1nto th-e Wilter ript in front of you. And
learn that heU is not only the ke"/ our spirits high, however1 we must Tonight when you go to bed practice th is ort~ t:illcs o( the. cro• of Christ, but says hardly a~ter much difficulty, he gets out :r,in. On askinc" ~ result of the juatke of God but f I d f h f b d I f d f I I anytiunr about the. blood. When !tle.y do talk about "~n" h1s pu,_.._ for suc:h an -, ,_ te Jo (-' •'-• ,·1 wao ,·n
Hil mercy also. ln any eue, ita a e..ment, uley t mean W•~ !Stone "'"ns· order to give you a dnnonstnotion o his lw e for you. in renewa on re res ment o o y, passage. You, too, wi I in rest u s ee:r,. and " ton " ·• don' ,,. h" · l"""l.. • .,....,.... -... nc "" ...
e~ is ot\'a-.tetforthu con-mi nd and soul. If we don't, weariness You'll awaken refreshed, alert, end reo y tian d(J:trine. hu alVt"a~ meant. For lhcm these. terms Wouldn't you feel that such an exhibition of love. was
tndictory to an)'thinc in the takes over, then foligue, and fatigue for tomorrow's tussle. Try it. It works. <:OflM:itute not the: truth , but the)' me.r"tly point to 1lhQ out of 1 and · 1 •--•-· · ) B 'I nature of God in either time or t!'lth. Modernism says ttlat you cannot take. the Bible p a~. entire Y 14..,.1ng tn stntr · ut 1 we
eternity. With this we ~veto rat N G F R THE DAW N ltte.raUy, but that it is to be. symbolically interprded. And were struggling in the. river first, and our ftie.nd jwnped our cuelftlizinc" that what will WATCH I 0 50 such even ts as creation, th~ death and re.suntction oft in and rescued us, then we woulcrbave frofound grari-
not ....,. •t<.ruty fot Him wm ho~ Christ Y."" ean't Uk< {;terally, but symbolkally. But :::iJ;0~5 h;s !~tti!' .,;• d:;d~k .":!e <;::"!:, -:~t;~
no effect upon us. U only now In ~very Bible reader knows that this is a <k!parture from f 11 · thW life we would be ova--th~ Scriptures wher-e dle.se. e~ntls are. tTeated as historical ~ re.rogrution of tt.e hopelessne-ss a.nd desperate condi-•wflo<CI~_,~ b•ynd~.~-lo?~ By W . P. Hlcb (Prophetic WltD...) ~~rrenc:es, and great dortrTnes a~ built upon them as : ~r ';he" ~~~~:rh e!~r;;t ii~ ~'ist~l~ical and ridiculous
,.,.~. .., --·---· .... F"'"' JfWISH HOP' IE, ...,_. 707. lu Ang•l•~ He who stood on deck amid the storm and 'lJU\.ll.
the 1Mt that would make us the h docs not r~uire. a profound philo:wpher said. "'Puce.:, be still !" Prophecy is a beacon For instance, on~ of tbe5t NfO-Ortbodox tu.cbtrs You may hear somebody else say that Christ ditd to
effective witneuots we oucht to II h 1. . . d 1. ht h d k ~-· Emo'l Brunn-, •--, not •-"eve that ATO". EMENT ,.· ,· show man the awful wKk«<neu of sin and make him to te us t at we are. n•tng 1n moment ous a~·~. tg acros' t e ar wav". 'ncre. 1~ sorr0 ¥1" ,... uuc uctt ,,.
be! Even nun·religious th inkers re.aliz~ th at event!! and t~ars. but it is not for e.ve.r . We ma y ~ar fin ished.onc:e.for·all transartionthat tookplace. 190>ye.a.rs ~bhor it so he will stop si nning. They say if man could
QUESTIO'•· .. w,, ,L ~'lo'pp;,_ h k h · 1 Ch he "I · 1 he H .. _ · •-• only S« the dlar.K:tt1" of sin in the crucifixion of Oui1t. ,.. nc nu ,_. in t e. world are. wor ing. to a crisis. t ~ VOICe o rist on t waters. t I!! , afO. e. says tnilt U U~:.~Of1($ to the. realm of "tupe.r-t~n he would be persuaded 10 stop si nnino. It is true
thurch composed mosdy ol JewW. (n vo'ew of oil this it i! e.ood to know that not afraid !" "I will come. again." lustory. " -whatever that ma y man. Here's -"at ..L-d • · E 1 8 r:m:: crou oes show us sin at its worst, but if it did no or Gtnulc bc:lie\'eu? If Gernilc, ··We have. a more. sure. word of proph«): Near the. clo~~e of the O.T. we are. told of mt runner says in his book, TJsc Mediotor, paf6 more. than show rmn what sin is without inakinr 50mt
... -h~· Jid p,ul li" his Jewish qu•Ji. "'hert-unto ye. do well that )'e take het·d. as the. risinj:! of the Sun of Righteousness with ~SOS, and r quote : ''The Atonement is not provision to save him froru it. then Christ died in vain.
r.carions in tke rhird c!"l.aplt:t? unto a li 0aht that shineth in a dark J)la('t'. until ht'al ine. in His win <>s. a picture of the mill en· hls.tory. The .Atonent.nt, the. expiation of hUITWl Th~ knowled-of God' h 1 t of , 'th ut ed ''~ '· ro g1.11lt, .the. eo~e.rmg of si n through His sacrifice. is not ~-s " ret 510 WI 0 a rem Y . , JburER: PbWppi "Wat , COOl-the d~;ty dawn and the day &tar ari8e. in your nfal dawn when "He who&e. right it is," will anything whic:h can be oona:ive.d from the. point ol view for the. sin God hate.-s, can only br ing de.spa.ir. MOI'"tOV'er,
---Cf:ftta• •wdni.oo d. burt hearts." That i• the opli.mi.Uc outlook lor reigo in righ\eousnen and peace. Then 1he of history. This event doe. not be.iong to the hiatorical if ~II the. world \\'Ould stop !Inning, you ~~~o·ould not have.
Rouaf:n thof"Oua:hbre which joined Christians. We see. the ominous da rkness. but :\!t.'W Te!:>tament in its elosing ~teen~ has this plane lt · L,,. · )' . ~. d' . _..~, . ..._ Ia Slngte saved si nner, but a mass of §Cif-:toatisfie.d ptople.
f.Mt •nd West. Oti.,"nally • Gtcek we look fot the d•wn of a betlet dav, We ote no h·,'5._..o~1~ !upe.k r-m. ory :Itt ItS~-~ot" rme.nl SNlln,wh." lcrJ A Olristian ~s not one. who has Sl""...._.f !oinnin<. Be.irw . f od~• by Ph'J' of M meMage. "I am the bright and morninf!: star," ..... _., nows 10 110 ar as IJ'C 15 mere y an 1sto-;.....,., e--....1 ...... h d h 1 Ch . -··~".1 . Jd ;:! City ( ou cu 1 1P ace-yilgrims of the. ni ght, with our fa~l"s to th f' rt>minding us of the "bleued h(Jpe" and th~ ri.an Tt 's a • t' wbidl · 1 • • f fa'th. ·-·....-r _..,.,. WluJ t e eat 0 n,t, even 1 It WOU ma~
don), 11 wu ~tablishf.d by AIJIU'· ~u nri 8e. Travellers in foreit:n lands patient !I rlar star ari&ing in our hurts. h is at the. Thai it a~ua~y e.h'a,~ed fai~ ~an kn=t r~is ~ me ldotoprodSn;,ing,f coold_ nOi busa•:eh·~· 1 T~~top 1•iGodnrtin,g 1us u a Roman colony. d d' f . h h k I d h . d , h h th . a L-_..~....: ...... J..-•• I . -'-' L' · I ld wou p uce ~ orm.a.ttOn, t t IS IS ar Mt<Jrt o s We 111ould pthc:r from Acts 16 e.n ure. Jscom ort l<l"lt t e. now e t:e t at rt an est our w en e. mom mg star appears, be·:~'"_u~..._,.t, n~~~S .s !!_~ lh wc30,~ ... Astory. t wou
1
......._ Te.quirernmt o( re.ge.neration in the Biblical !e.nte.
that there wu not ~ stronc Jcwisb. is hut for a time.: soon they will be home:. The as the si~nal of the C(Jming dawn . "The. ni ght 11') •u 0 say : 1n -..no; yea.r w 10; toneme.nt o n~g ,.......__ . . ,
P J L..J mariner bravely faces the. storm and tempe!l. i~ far spent, the day i1 at hand." "Ye are not world took pbce. But wt can say : this «!"'' .nt which VUX"I'S may tell yoo that Omst d;ed to thow Gods d~mcnt 1hcre. •u ~IIICocg him. 1. h 1 b h h Jd 1L---~ kn-ho·110., <ell"' p--L-bJy -•~ p'---·•-·t rreat SUTnn:>thy for us si nnen, such •• a motL .. ~-,
J of J ._.. Knowin g t at every mi I!' rings im nea rer c i ren of the ni gllt , but of th e day." It wu f1U3C ..-.."' ...... ., HIUit. • .__. ...,;:o::........., , .. .,... JJt:T .-. ...... self to • smtl group CYtN> L -b Th h 1 d h d the~-. 30, is~., __ ao ~., --'-:....&..-e·•--· .......... _. for her. sick child when she suffers more ....,in than t~ to tni:: har or. e.re art eavy r ou s upt m t f' at mi night when the call was heard. "Behold. ,-WIC" -''"" u .. ...n.,..., .. ~~.nU"W m'""'6'' ,_
women and prmelyJcs who had ... church and the world. but the earnest belie,·N the Bridegroom cometh!" Let us tak~ heed of faith as tht diWne act of the Atone.me.nt." ~~!f"lde;mr C'hild. But the. mother does not relieve that Kmbled for puycr, not in a Jyna-h 1 1 d h h h ~-·' ol Ull s pa.in one particle by her suffering. Chrjst did see& t e. 'i ve.r ining. ap re.joic~ wit t e I t: l<l"arninp:. The day star will arise.. "I am 'r.-1 a sample the dialectical double-talk. d' •-ood · d L~• ~ d IOfUC, but by 1hc river <WI 1hc: Sab-p I p U h I not 1e to lJII: a(:f, compamon an to '"""' your n;;o.n sa mist 1 s. I 12:4 !," nto the uprighl tht•rf' t e .1ri~ht and morning sta r." The Great I ~ _..J.. --o.L.-..a--..:-. of the Aton-t ,·, ., fat h'J d' · d'ed ~-. ..., h bllh d•y. This, however, docs not: ln:l.O"VV"utUUUil ...... ,..,...,, w r e you 1e. nst 1 rnill we m15 .. t never ave. to dimtnini~h the for« of hU chain in ariseth li~ht in the darkness." Am -J~hovah·le.!u!l -H~ is coming:. The. remcwed from tbe lilllttS of history as fa15e.hood i1 from die. that deJth of separation whicll He. e.ildured. Oniat
Phil. J:'-6 since he is showinc wNt Prophecy, sa}'S the inspired apostl e. i~ as a cla y·.!>tar !iihall aril"l" in your heart-the. star of !be trulh. Down duoup the ap, O!risrianity has been was forsaken of God that we who trust in Him might
confidence: he , u 1 Jew, cou.ld Nw light shinin~ in a dark plac~. And surely "~<~'e rhe blessed hope. of His appearing. The hidden ~. U an hiKorical relig.ion, If it is not hiiCOrical ntv-e.r be forsaken.
in the flesh 1 J:J , 4 ). Thi• the, have. reach~ a dark place in the history of m}sttry is revea led to Hia nved ones--"Christ ~ Chria ~id not die krr OW" sins at a definite. point Ym, 01lCe lrnffliUtNe fs or~ltorted rry
would understand jus1 .. in the: mankind. There. is much talk of the de&i re. for in you th~ hope of glory.'' And when He U1 buman biatory.-...cbm we. had br::tuT abandon Ou-is-HU 'ur:i'rttrsc' ho!h sho.left.
case of 1hc Corinthiw in 2 C.or. peace, but at the s•m~ time. talk of the. dan~~r rome~~. the. Chri!l in th e. hu rt will recognize. .tianity a.l'kJcdlxi . lt U'NII wp siffglt', uholrss-M~· God I 111M ftwsalNt.
tl:l2. of the. d~truction of civilizat ion. The amazin,t: the Christ in the air. L...e.t us be tru~ to the .aa-istianity depmds upoo the Otrist of human histo7 It t.t""'t ~p f,-arn His J.al:y lips, omit/ His lost u~
WNI bcnc:r eumplc-could he thing is th at the.rt is almost a universal ig no· \'i&ion and walk as "children of the light ." who U the. God of al e.temity. As rbe. latt Or. . tiofl, ·
have ~lectc-d but lhlit of hi• own f h f h I O b . "Th Lo d I h d I r-~-•--M·~ •-· 'd ;, ~--f · TL-· of t•e ''''· "' ,,.,) ••ed -·• 'L''' --d, of •--k d 1 ,...._ ·•-.. _ ranee o I e acl t at on y ne. can nng pe.acf' e r is my ;g t an my sa vat ion, "->''"a•..n ......,...., nu lat , n 'uK30; acts concernmg the tMU " • "" " -·v• .-. groun , eve-n or vcntuc .,.,. h and k of~"-de,o'-"-. !ievc-r1 ? to the world, H~ wh o is the Prince of Peact>. w om shall I fear?" "Maranatha!., penon wor ~.are made to bt "independent MNh,,. IT• 8• c-tlrouH)
MESSAGE TO THE CHURCH OF PERGAMOS
Th i ... i"' th,. lOth in a ~rriP.'!I on Re-velation bv the Rev, Tim
L: Lalla~· .. , pa.'!ltor of Srott \1 c-mori a! Baptil!ll Chorda of Sa n
ll1eeo, rt-printt"d from 1he Bihlical Rese•rch Monthl y. Th i'<
in.,.ta llmt"nl ronct-m!l tht' letter lo the Chorch at PergamO$.
COMMENDA TION : "/ knou.· where thou dwellut,
elJen 1vhere Satan's thrcm.e is; and thou holdut
fast my na me, and didst not deny my {a.itlt., even
in the do.ys of A ntipas my witness, my faithful
onr, u1ho was killed among you. where Satan
dwelleth" (Rev. 2 :13).
CONDEMNATION : "But I h4v• a f .w tki1tg•
against thee, becaWJe thou hut tll.ere .some that
hold the tea.ching of Balaam, who t4vqht Balak
to cast a stumblingblock bef()f'e the children. of
IRra el, to eat thi11gs ~tacrifiud to idols, and to
commit fornication. So hast thou al8o .some that
hold the teaching of tlt.e Nicolaitav i7l like man~
Mr" (Rev. 2 :14,15).
COUNSEL : "Repent therefore ; or elle I come to
thee qv.ickly, and I will make war aoaiMt th.em
witll the .sword of my mov.tA" (Rev. 2:16). '
C HALLENGE : "To him t114t 011""oon<tlo.. to /o.im will
I give of tile lt.idde1t man"M, a1td I will qiv~ ILi"'
a !rhite stone. and upon. the stone a ttt'W M.ft'U
written, which no one lmoweth bvt h~ tlult re-
ceiveth it" (Rev. 2 :17).
representative of the truth 7 Satan ha.s a kingdom,
Babylon has from earliest times been considered the
capitol of this kingdom. Idolatry got ita start in
Babylon under the tutelage of Ni mrod and his mother,
naturally inspired by Satan. A s long a.a Babylon was
a dominant world power, it made an excellent head-
quarters for Satan's attack upon men. When, how-
ever, Babylon's glory began to decline and she was
left waste. to become a desolate city, Satan naturally
looked for another location. He selected Pergamtl! be--
cause of i~ strong idolatrous religions. Miuionaries
have been in areas so pagan in their religions that it
seemed as though the very atmosphe re was charged
with the presence of Satan. No doubt these were the
conditions under which the little church of Pergam08
wao faithfully preaching the Goopel of JESUS
CHRIST.
THE INDULGED OfUIOf AGE
Satan learned from his attack on the church of
Smyrna that persecution only caused the church to
flourish, and kept it in a perpetual state of revival.
After Dioeletian's uns ucceuful attack upon the
church, Constantine succeeded him as emperor of
Rome. Constantine's ucendancy to the throne wu
tainly indicate that either he had a very poor concept
of Christianity, or he had never been truly born again
by the SPIRIT of GOD. One commendable thing
which he did do was to order Eusebius, bishop of
Rome, to supervise the production of fifty copies of
the Holy Scriptures to be used by the churches. Some
of these manuscripts comprise our present old est
copies of GOD's Word.
When Constantine became emperor of Rome, he
became the virtual emperor of the world. ~ the self-
styled "protector of the Christian faith," he decla-red
Christianity to be the State church in 312 A.D. The
government provided money for the operation of the
church and many of the pagan bacilica.s were taken
over by Christian officials. To please the emperor,
customs were adopted that were parallel to papn
practices.
One compromiee invariably leads to another, and
·what seemed at the start to be a great blessing ended
up a great cune. Many anti-Chri11tian practicea of
pagan ori«in were adopted during the 11ueeeedina
thr<e centurieo of thia period that robbed the Church
o( iU fire and ib evangeli11tic fervor.
not without controversy that had far ruching effecta PAGAN PIACnCII IN'JIIODUCB) M O 1H1 CMUICH
upon the Christian Church of the fourth, fifth, and The innuenee of papn.i.m upon the Church tn-
T .. LOCAL CHU1CH Of PIIGAMOS sixth centu-ria. koman history bean out thf' fact creued over the Je&n conaiatently atep by etep. 11M
Tbe church at Perpmoe w-u located in the capitol that Cale-r1ous and ConNntiM contended for thf Church bepn to shroud herself in "mystery" and
eity of Aoia until the cloae of the first centuz;y. It throne after the death of Diocletian. Both Roman ritualiam tllat had a Tit....,. """mblanee to Baby·
was a city given over to the worship of many Greek hiatory and eorne church tradition indieate that Con· lonian myat.idam. The Chaldean "tau," which wu
idola. Local Roman rulerahip, unable to cope witll the atantine ,.,. uid to have ...,. a viaioo of a fiery the elevation of a larp ''T" OD tile eftd of a pole, waa
mvltitude of nlirious dilforencea in tlze city, de-etoSS in tile sky and heard a voiee uylnr to hlm. "In ehanf'ld to tiM a1.., of a e.-. The .. ,.,..,. .. of -
mat>cled cooperation or all ,...,.,pa. Two of the moat this sip conquer." Not belnr a Chrlatian, he oont orirtn waa lntrodaeod. C.Ubocy of the prieothoocl and
.,._tnent relir!oua syate1111 of the city won tile re-for 7IOJ?le or the biahopa of tile Chriatian relitrlon and D2llllo wiUCh haa no oeriptural verifleation. but fiDZII
lir!oft of a-flaa (t~o aod of ~lry) and tile rellr· uked them to uplain Chriatianlty to him. Someone a eooznterpart ill the ''veital vlrw!DI" of --
IGe of AKiopl• (the JIOCI,of healinrl. •ua-ted that tllia wu a ..._ from GOD and waa CCtlleai..S.
Twlea-18 ref en to the eiQ< u the '*" whe"' that If he would amaw-the Chz11Uan relltrlon, he From 812 A .D. on. the Churdl --_,. Jlo.
.. . . . s-ua'• .., Ia." or .. ,...,.. Seta .tllleUdll " A would be able to conquer hla enemla. He acapted tile man and '-Cht:!: In Ito praetl-. 'nle R.ovan
zloallotl • 2 1117 Oll IIIia condltloll -lei _....ty Chriatian faitll and dec: Ia red hi~ to be lla de-C&lhollc chotrdl ~ II hard pat to -lla -
be lh8 'llrilll -· for we do not baw ...,,. to fender and prot«tor. There are-who aecept thla -., bQOOITI 811 A.D. Up Tllltllt!IM tU.. tllo Clmlllzt
tllo Wo11Wic81 ....... : lztcnrover, who -"1 oa;r that u boola fide CCDveniOD on the part of eo.-une: .,... oa baclo-tloat CIOIIeclloB of 1aea1 ...., ol• IW
t11o foiJWn. uaJnlorw II not, to a ..,... zloc•w. howOYor, a car.tul eumlaatloll ol hia life woolclcar· worlzezl toc...,or wll••-,........, 1itot -""'
dominated by central authority. The name Pe-rpm08
literally means "marriage" or "Elevation." As the
Church became married to governmental authority
and elevated to a place of acceptance, she declined in
spiritual blesaing and power.
I'OST -MIUINNJAUSM JNTIODUCID
The blessed doctrine of the imminent return of
CHRIST, characterized in the Church of the fint
three centuries which had produced an e'Y&n,eli11tic,
cnnsecrated, and fervent church. bepn 1 to chan~
wh en Constantine made it the State religion. As the
Church became rich &nd powerful, it waa auauted
that· the worl<t was ~ting better and better, that
CHRIST's kingdom wu a lready uahered in, and that
He would come at the end of the thousand yean• mil·
ltmnial reign. This demanded a reinterpretation of
the status of Jarael, and thit similarly waa projetted
on the buis that Jarael had been "caat off forever.''
and the promi ... of Jarael applied to the Ch urch. It
wu not until 1400 yean later that tile corni .. or
JESUS CHRIST wu "'introduced, and •·ith it a
t·etum to'" evangelistic fervor. Whenever a loeal churdt
or a denomination of ehun:ha hM maintaiDed a
sti'Onr emphuia on the Soeond Comlq of ozlr bl.-1
LORD, It haa been an evanaeliatic world miaoleauy
oendinr atation. Where tllia doc:trine haa boon necteet-
ed, tile ehureh hu become cold, indifferent, aad
worldly. 1
" ... T•u• t•i"'l• .. it• •• tfoAilletllo\e .... .,. ,_
<41ged ........t ... " We have *'""'-'' -111M
CHRIST'oeleeted one of tho upocto ol Hla ulan.
mr•led to )olin in hla viaioto ID oha]IIUr -aad
p-ta It to eaeh individual <horeb. To P-
for the "--Ap or the Cllareh, or for •r
ehareh, Ia tbe Word ..t GOD. CHRIST .... the Word
o1 OOD to .....rlfy Hil Church, """" 17:7: tD ......
it, Jolul 11:8; to bri .. ll j..,,,... 11:11; .....
..... It -Jolm 11 :118. Hood tllo ....... ttl ...... rcu ud t11o ,...rmr .a. .... ,. tllo w ... ttl
OOD, tllo erill ttl tllo bon"-""_.. ...... .._
II lhf (To be OllatiMd)
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OlD wo.&.O SPUNOOI
lUNCHIOM t,..,. -kd.y
DIH"'ll Gou""*'e 1,,. .. ...,.., "'
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1617 WlSTCLIFF DRIVE
NEWPO RT BEACH, CALif, .. , .....
,
IT WON'T DRIVE
YOU TO THE
POORHOUSE.
POST ..CONCERT GALA arranged by the
board of directors of the Orange County
Philharmonic Society will be held a t the
home of UC I Chancell or and Mrs. Daniel
G. Aldrich J r.following the o pening con-
cert of the Society's 14th season, by the
Vienna Slmph ony Orchestra, Friday,
Oc t. 27. Ass is t ing with plan s for the re·
ce ption are, standing, lett to rigri't, Tor·
renee Dodds, president; John A. Vibert,
f irst vice.presiden t; and Mrs. Sydn ey
Ga ynor, a di rector of the Society, and
seated, Mrs. Dodds. {Photo by Jack
West.)
'Beware of the U-turner
"A major cau se of uaff1 c
accidents is the obi quitous
U-turner, .. says the curr en t
issue of the uaffic news-
letter of the Newport Beach
police department.
"The U-turner seldom
obevs the res trictions which
the · law provides for thi s
movemen t and mos L fre-
quently un derestimates the
ro'adway width necessary for
the turn. As a consequence,
he finds himself often in
the embarrassing posi t ion
of backing in order to com-
plete the turn. The U-tum
thus becomes a highly
hazardous movement and
one which s eri ously im-
pedes the orderly now or
traffic.
ACCEPTING
RESERVATIONS
"U-tums cause accidcnfs
bec ause the re is no signal
for the tum, th us U-tumers
make themselves unpredict--
able and hazardous at bes L
"There aze a number o f re-
strictions on making U-tums.
Among these are: No U-turns
on cu rve s or crests of grade's
Aclmiral Karaberi' whe re visibili ty is limi ted
to less than 200 feet, or in
Badham will speak
The Newport Harbor Fe-
derated Republican Women
will welcome aueau and
members to hear me uaaes
hom Auemblyman Robelt
Badham and Oranac County
Precinct Chairman Gordon
Bi&hop on Thursday , Oct.
26, in the Fiesta Room of
the administration building
at the Bluffs, 2414 Vi sta
del Oro , at 10 :00 a.m. Cof·
fee and ro ll s will be served.
Au emblyman Badham. who
is serving his th ird term in
Sacramento from the 7 1 s t
Di stric t , wi ll discuss the
re sults of the '67 le gisla·
tive session and especta-
tions for '68.
. Gordon Bishop. who has
been precinct chairman
since 196S, will tell of the
imponance of elect•na Re·
publican representative" to
the leaislature in ord~r to
aain suppo rt and control f~r
Govemor Reaaan and h1s
administratiOn .
A brief report C\'n<:ernmg
the California Federaud Re-
publican Women's (',mven-
tt on. hdd In San Franu!l;,.·"
on Qcl. 12 and 13 '-'dl be
given by !\frs. Je&nnt• Cunr-
er. pres tdent 1..•f the :-.c...-~'!1t•r1
Harbor .C lub. wh t) ;•llcnJ .:d
w1th delegates \lmo. 1-J~~o•n
Steen. Edward 'l\<1rJ. Fred
DuPtee, Donald \ll \nl1-..
Ric hard Pant za r, Po~lh
Hutch1n s. \k n llt \l,,nln .
Charles Hugn<i. <i.nd I I"TC:Il'<.e
Hammer .
Service to be rewarded
The Women•s Division of wom en ha\'c Deen chosen,
the Newport Harbor Chamber and the anchor awards wtl l
of Comme rce has been con-be presen ted b~ the "fa-
dueling a quiet search for thcr" of the V.\1m cn's Dill-
deserving community work-sion, O.W. /Dick) Richard.
ers to rec eive their s y ~ Luncheon speaker w1ll. be
bol 1c anchor awards to be \Irs. :'Ileal \lcCarwl, an a t-
presented at thei r Oct. 25 tomey and pres 1dent of the
luncheon meetin g at Irvine Wom en's Divi ~ton of the
Coast Country Club. Los Angeles Chamber of
Over 100 letters were sent Commerce. Chairme n for
10 local organizations for this meeting, \lr ~. F letcher
names of dedi<.:at ed and a!l Elliot and \Irs. \in a PCLguc,
yet un recognized women urge members and gues ts to
who gi ve• hours of their t ime call th e Chamber. o ffice 5-lO·
to the communi ty. Four such 11 55 for re scrva tJOns .
Viking Clu.b meets
The stated meeting of t he
Coa'st Viking Club was held
Oc t. 7 at the Ebell Club-
ho use in Balboa. A buffet
auppet preceded the monthly
meetin g, which was conduct-
ed by Mrs. Ray ~eil s en ,
president.
\1i ss Stina Rydebran t ftom
Stockholm w~s in charge of
the punch bowL She also
invi ted the members who
had children and gtandchil-
dten from ages 5 to 12 to
come to the home of the
Ray Nielsen's fot a get-
acquainted -get -togethe1
\\I s. Fred Espe, cha11man.
Paper bac k books
collected fm the
\'tetnam.
The sewer ~ and kmt tct~
group met Oct. 16 a t the
home of \lrs. Orvll\.: \ltth-
off at 10 a.IT!. f111 ln ... uuc-
tLOns tn ct aft and Chn,.trr:as
gift Lh:ms and t.J tl•mplete
the scw1n g of ~.:uff~ for
the \"e ter an~ ll n ~rttJ.l tn
Lnng Bea ch. \It ~. \hthqff
ts the ne1' -..ei\IO@ 1n -.uuc·
NEIIPORT HARBOR EN9GII
SECO!Ip SECT!~ - -Pace I
THURSDAY, OCT.l9,1!167
OOIWJIIA D£1. liAR, CAUF.
,LOOKING FORWARD TO THE
OPPORTUNITY OF SERVING YOUR
CLOTHING NEEDS .
Across fro • U.C.I.
133--
The Grandest
Mall of All • IS 0 0 0
ALL I N DOORS and
seventy-two degrees
constantly!
OPENING MONDAY
October 23 fron t of fi re stations. In ad-
di tion , U-tums a t signal-
controlled intersections are
prohibited unless a "U-tum 1 lk O.K." sign is posted. Other-a
wis e, such turn s are pro-
to help make plans for Ad • I I th e Ch ri stmas ptograrn m1ra 0 which she a~d Kets ti n Ray·
mond, fr om Upsala, Sweden,
Plan!> arc unJet "a\ f,n a
S ovcmbe1 SweJt ~h -..mo rgas·
~-.rd dwner anJ S11 edt ~h
mu~tcal p r.-.g r ..~m h, f,lJlt•"-
Afte t the hu-.Jnl.'.., ... mt>cl-
tng 1.-1 f tlte cluh Oc t.""~. \lr....
\hthoff ~ho ,.,cd ~ltJe._ <lf
her boat tup to Europe thll>
5outh ('oast ?taza
Glorified Babysille r ?
. DA ilY 0111.0 O RE CENTER
·\Gf l ! THRU 5
7 r\ \I fl l 12 <IIO~IGHT
Jumping Jack Ranch
"Oucr looking Ba ck Ba y"
2S49 Tustin A,..•nue, Costo Muo
Telephone: 6Q-3657
to e in and e•isit us.
BE A MODEL
•• LOOK LIKI ONI
>. 01 'LT ~-T f: EN AG F:-CHil.l'lRES
T •oi"i"S For 'o•Mon, ~ .... TV,
,litod•lin9 or S.lf-hl'l~tf'OWII'I\eftt
Phone For Free looklet
Member 5cuen .A.ctOf''s Guild
Ed Harrell ·'•mlio nf Ch am• & ''" lod,elin'l
l''lorence Sma!P:~ Di n·rfor n/ 0 11r Stair.
Lirc1w·rl Model A.gcucy.
(2 Lontion1)
Santa Ana Studio-1519 N. Main Sl.-547-6971
Pul .. rten Stuclio-1965 Sunny Crnt Dr.-179-1000
(Svtiii)'Hiti.Y .... )
hibi ted at all signalized
inJ,enectiooa in, California,
both in buSiness and r-esi-
dential areas.
1 "U-I.ums may be lawfully
made at non-s ignalized in -
tersec ti ons, unl ess other-
wise post ed, bu t they must
be made s afely.
"The Newport Beach Po-
li<.:c De part ment recotnmen-
dation on U-lums is very
simp le : Plan your dri ,;ng
so that you can avoid making
these h:nardous turns."
BOX SCORE
Oct. 8
1967
Accidents ...... 11-'2
Killed .............. 2
Injured ............. 557
Oct. 8
1966
11 iJ • •%
PICNIC SLATED OCT. 28
BY STANFORD CLUB
Tht: annua l family p1 c-n1c
sponsored by th~ Stanford
Club of Ora nge County will
be held Saturd ay , Oct. 28.
a t the F lying B Ranch, be-
ginina at I p.m.
Co-chairmen for th e pic-
nic arc Mr s. Robcfl 1-1 . Sch-
(lck and Mrs. John Wyman,
both of Newpon Beach. ~Ir s .
Charlolte Meckc of Corona
del Mar is hospitallty chair·
man. Re servations for the
pi cnic can be made w1th
Mrs . J ohn Wyman. 162 1
Dorothy Lane, Harbor High·
lands, telephone Mb-5960 .
Leading school for . &
Dental Assistants since 1938
Law-' ._.._ t.~·...__.....,_cz:' _ _._,_n.t',~ L=-a·c ........... 't ..,.__...,..a.o.c · .........___. ...
!WJ 22 111;£1 .. 211 l•c*.a I Nut 0... Mgins OCTOIII 23 I
•n...., ,,... ......_....,...., C...uha tt7N ..... , ...........
Oct. 26 are planning to put on fo r
the lodge.
The Ladies Auxitiaty met
last week at the home of Rear Admiral C .A. Kara-
beris. USN, will addre ss the
Nc,.,port llarbor E ~~;o.:hangc
Club at the St uf1 Sh irl at
the noon lunchcnn m.:cttng
Thurs day. Oct. ~b . tn ob·
scn·ancc nf :-.ian Dav. Hts
s ubJeC t "'d l be :.\lal.tng 11f
a \lan -U.S. ~av). ·
Last \la' :\dmn.d ~ara
beus \\as a"atdcd the ··Le-
gion of \kru·· f 1H ··.:~c ep·
tiona\ mern nrt"u" ~t>n Ln.'
frt--'m Apr d l . \1~t--L In \Jav.
\Q67. as man.IJll.'f . .-\nu-
Submaone V.arft.u e S\ ~t.:m-.
Pt<lJI!Ct." Ot h..-r r..'l"l'nl J u-
tte s tn d ud.:J l'Pffim:tnd nf
the antl-l>uhma fl nl' .nrcroft
~-arn er. l 'SS ~a -.p .mJ CL•m·
mand of CarTH!I DL\ I"Lllll 1-L
On J une ~X h.: a ..... um~:d du-
ttes a!' u)mmanJ.:-r of Fk..:t
.-\H, San Ou:tt u .
The spealt:r \Oolll h.:-Ln tr.•-
duced bv J :u:l \lulrt>\. "h"
s.:rvr:d ~nde r IH m m \Q5J ·
5-I a s s uppl ~ t>ff li.'l.'t t.>f Cnm-
mander Fle<"1 1\H V.1ng f~.t.o
1n t-lawatL
Pre s 1d en1 D,.,tgh1 Ci •~·l.
also a former :-.;:,,\·~ man.
~~o i ll pres1dc ,11 th l.' ma11ng.
GOOD HEWS CLUBS
BEG!H AFTER SCHOOL
Three Good News Ch1bs
have started afte r schot>l
at Harper, Adams and Pau·
larino Schools m Ct)S la
\ksa and are o pen to -Hh .
5th and 6th graders.
They will be s tud~t n g
"The Life o f Paul, the
Apostle," "Elisha," and
"Eli j ah ," Bible stories are
Visualized and memor~ t.r>-
kens are ai ven to the chi l-
dren. Each club mcct!O once
a week fo r one hour.
Good News Clubs arc
sponsored b)' Child E\'an-
&eli sm Fellowship under
the direction of Mi ss lon e
Kirk. Every Monda)' at ~:-l5
a.m •• teacher ttainin& clas-
s es are held in Good News
Club headquarteu, 11-l E •
18th SL. Cos ta Mesa. Nu r-
sery ca.re is provided.
'
. '
AIRMAN An thony B. Jack-
son, son of Mrs. Metvon 0.
Wa tson of Ill Via Vell a,
Li do Isle, has completed
basic tra ining at Lack lan d
AFB, Texas. He has been
assigned to the Air Force
Technical Trainin g Center
at Chanute AFB,. Il l., fo r
speciali zed schooli ng as a
parachute rigge r. Airman
J ackson is a 1%6 graduate
of Harbo r High School and
attended Orange Coast
Coil ege.
ROCKEY SCHOLARSHIP
FUND GRANTS MADE
Twr• former Orange C(las t
Ct1lkge student s ha\·e
Cl'tved grants fmm
re.~~n tl y established
RPcke} Sch,•larshlp Fund.
establtshed m honnr of one
,>f (X'("".s t•rLglnal LnStrtiCt·
••r~. ' \lr. Rocke) dted 1n August
aft..-r a lengthy dlness. He
\:>egan hts \~aching career
at OCT Aug . I. Jl:)-'8 .
Grants of SJOO each, made
ron •he bas ts of thetr S'-'ho l-
arshlp, need and extra·
l'turiculat aC t iVI ties. went
"' Judtth Ko rk 1c k of Garden
Grove, busineu major a t
California S tale Colleae a t
Fullerton, and to Raymond
Shallbettct of Oranae, lan-
Brisham
If you need
REPLACEMENT TIRES ••
spend a minute with this ad and SAVE!
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Agenda for Planners ~~~~~~~~~~~ 1\c rollowia.a hem• are ort hold over rrom OcL -s. .,._ .,.. lot.
' LIGAL tiOtiCI the a .. ncla of lhe Newport a ... Wvlsl•• Jeny ~· •R•'!I' C~-· Orisi·
Bea<h PI-ina C<>omoiuion Mobil Oil Corp., 1000 1!. nol llrilhlo Pialo n Cblpa,
NO'MCEC# TIUST£1l'S SALt ror itt meeliq: at 1 p.m. to--Cos at ttwy. al Jamboree S06 W. 'Balboa Blvd.; Bal·
TJUST NO. $92S daY, OcL 1 ~. Ira dtc City Rd.; create one parcel; al~o boa, on-sale beer al lhe
0. OctoMr t7, 1961, •t Htll counci l chamber: • use permit for contUUcUoa restaurant. ~~c:e.:·~h~ r!;~~.c:~l,.., Vol't•c• of a aervice stadon. ·Those Balboa Bay Clllb. ,1221 W.
TNM C•,.•Y· ao trntee, or EdkerPope,l7ll Rock SL, were held ovor from SepL CoetltHwy •• ucuu1on boal .. eee•a« tr.a1ee ., ,~~,,b. . 21 in 1he bay aorvina alcoholic
•"'•ted 11.,.., •• , by d.• Cflr· Ctttna Cove. Corona del Mar, Th 1 . C ~90 E bever.,es.
.. io. o .. d oiTrwa1 e.uc••.d -rmiuion to conttruct a e rvmo o., • .u... t PI •-.. t ~ . . . Co .. t Hwy. at Jamboree -•"' • -" "• by B.D. AND R., a ,.na~ip', ~tnal~ fam1ly d~clhna m an Rd •• •reate one parcel·, also Amen~.nt No.. 14, pro-
aM rec.Ned Oc1ober 12 •• 1965 R 1 0 crt • w th encroach "' i 1 d Sth A i• Book 7700. Pase 61 of om.. .. ,. c .,. l . .. a UIC ponnit for Shell Oil pos na to tnc u e ve., AIRMAN David E. Oint•'·
ci•l Rec"s of Ora•• Cou1y, menu on 3 atdu, ·Thu wu eo. for consuuction or a Corona del Mar, on ~c city son of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin
CaiUonria aad ,.,.. ... ,to d!at LEGAL NOTICE service alation. Those were master street and _h•ahway C. Dinger of 2521 Foirwoy
cenaS. Notice of O.fnll aod held over Crom SepL "21. pi_ an and r~uc~bna the
E&ectl• to"" lh.er .. •der re.. NOnCE or PROPOSED Tontotlvo "-ps Htahway Cormuu.lon. to ap-Oriv•, Coato Mt<•o, ha•
c:orftd J••• 28, 1967 I• Book BANK MERCER AND SHAR Eo -ad d completed basic training
8296, Pap. U5 of Officla.l Re-HOLD ERS MEETlNG Tract 6467 reversion to prove ar e aep&rabona an ot Lac:~ land AFB, Toxaa.
cord• of Or.•se Cooaty, wUl NOTIC£ IS HEREBY GIVEN acreaae of '3.6& ,cres o f interchanaea t t the connec-
••der aad poraaaot to aald thatt Tract S79ll, the Bluffs, to--tiona o r Newport ~enter Or. Ho ho• been ossign.d to tho
Deed ql Tr .. r sell at ,-blie 1. Application haa been cttcd between Visla del and at Sth Ave. With the pro· Air Fore• Technical Train·
.. ctloa for cash, lawfal•aoaey made to the Com ptroller ~f rh e d r 1-in9 Center at Lowry AFB, of d.e Ua itedStatu of A'"ric•, Carren.cy, Wa•hiagto.o 25, D.C., Sol and Vista del Oro. pose Route 1 reeway a tan· Colo., for spec:ializ.d
at th e lllllia Weat entraoee to for his coaaent to a me rser of Tract 646&, I proposed •ub--mcnL
tl.e First Alfteric:an Title In· UNl VERSITY NATIONAL division o( the 3.63 acre's Street name chanae for all •chooling a• a missile
aoruce & Tro.st Company BANK, F't~llertoo, C•lifornia, into 42 lots and one peen atreeta in Beacon Bay to electr'onicl specialist.
b.aildiol! located •t the aouth· ad NE WPORT NATIONAL area lot. Beacon Bay, usina the lot Airmon Dinger is o 1964
t": .. l eo,.er of Fihb nd Maio BANK, Nowport Beach, Cali• b ddr d I d Streets ia the citr of Saota fomia, Uso P•t~~tlts num ers a a street a esses. gra uate o Corona el Mor
Aoa, Cj lifOIDia al that ri8ht It is cootemplated that all Georae M. Holstei'n & Petition oC dle Balboa High School and received
title aod i~ttereat conve yed to offices o f the abo ve name d Sons, planned residcnti"al Coves Community Ann. to an A.A. degree from Orange a~~d aow held nader Deed of baaks will continue to be development oC Tract 6463 establish the name, "8al· T I I .. rt ·1 1 d Coast College. rva • e prope y Sl ua e operstl"d. th Bl ff . . f boa Cov •• to th ia the Counry 111:rd State de-in e u s, con•11ltnl 0 es, •' r e one ·-----~~~~~~= Tbie notice i!t published d · 1 1 d s tr cl · th Balbo C scribed as: 42 resi enlla ots an o ne e m e a oves ne Leawehold £state ia pul"!!lu•nt to Section IS( e) o f developmenL Call in YOt.Jr Want Ad
and to Lot 54 of Tlllct No, !~" ~~~-~ral Deposit lnsu,... -=LcEoG::.:_"cL:..:HcO:..:TclcCcE:__ __ Com••u,..icatlal'l to tho Euign
4224, as shown oo. • Map re-2. Pur11uant to c all of its re-Letter from Donald D.
corded in Book 157, plll!es I •pective directors. con curreat NOTICI': TO C RE:OI TOR S Wells or Ivan Wells & Sons :::::6:7:3:-0550:::::::::: to 14, iuclusive, of Miscd· special meetii~I!S of the sh•rr--No. A-57908 la~eous Mape, records of holders of UNIVERSlTY NA-[5tate of LUCILE IIEROLO rc:ques lina an e xtension or
Orange Cou nty, California, TIONAl RAN K and NEWPORT C HRISTl~: Deceased. Use Pennits 1164 and 116~.
created by a certain Lease NATIONAL BANK will be held NOTICE IS H~:R E R V GIV f.N which permit directional
dated June 17, !965uecuted 111 theAnllheim Convention Cen· to the creditors of the abov,. s i"nS ror Baycrest homes on by The Irvine Company 1 cor named d ,.c~dent that all per-• poration, aa Leilso~. and lt-t, Anah eim, Californ ia. on sons ha vin:f. claimll a~~:ainst the Dover Dr. and on Irvine Wednesday, Sovem ber I, d d · d A Ma ceo CDI'poration, a Nf'vada 1<ai ece ent are requtre to ve.
Phone in Your Onlor
for a Sua.•crlption:
Coli 673.11550
Mllli-SWIP
award ·given
Bnace B. · How.,-, Coata
Meu r .. llot, lila Men
awuded • plaque u seeond
place winDer lor .. best multi·
udlaaae,. of the Y•at in a
Uatewlde eonlett for n•
chan.aou sponsored by tho
California Reel Estue At·
aoeiation. I
OOorp Warwick of Olula
Vitta, the clivi sion' 1 awuda
chainnlft, said Mr. Howey't
winnina 1 nc:hanae involved
3 clients. ·One elient had a
larae home chat waa bec:om..
ina a burden. · Artol her had
a 32.-unit a partment buildina
with a hilh vacancy factor.
The third owned a vatu·
able commercitl lot with 1n
annual payment comina t;luc.
By awappina and financina,
all 3 •olved their dilemmas.
Mr. Warwick said the con·
teat i a de sianed to encour·
aae exchanaina aa a method
o r improvina c lients' eqllity
in real ealat e invutmenta.
Judaina ro llows five ,uide·
lines: {1) areatest inaenuity
and imaaination, (2) but
service 10 client. (3) e vi•
dence o r int elliaent coun ..
:ielina, (4) overall beat ao-
lutionsofproblems involved,
and (S) extent of cooperation
with fellow exchanaor•.
CorporatiDrl, a~:~d Harb or In• 1967, 81 6:JO o'clock, P •. \1,, file them, with the ne~usory
........ Co .•• CoFiFmo;. Fo• lh• ,, .... of <o,.;d,~ •ooohm. ;, ••• oH;oo oF lh• From the Pol.·ce a· loHe.r om\i.rati011 doing bu•inetl.s ing a~:~d voting "·hether Ul derk of the above eotitled
Sh D I ogreement to mer11e the !taid h as over ores eve opmt"nl 1 c:oun, or to present t e111,
C L d banks under the pro•"illi oas o h o,. as essee, reeor t>d with the necells•"' .. ouc • u.. ~ 0 • d. c on'"currentlv therewith. the laws of thr [oited State!! ers. to the unde;~igned at -n-7 , ct. 9 to go in and out. believes accor IRB to owner Jerry
S ., 1 ·11 b d h •holl bo ,.,,·fi.ed and con· 'Bry n w· h '0 f 201 0 • ~ 1 42 fd Sm1.1h. a1 sa e W< e ma '" "it-e/o Thomas £. Heffernan, a IS on, ~ • 0 • L..UYO a, I Go enro d
out covenant or .. ·arranh", n-firmed, subject to th~ appro"•1 .J,norney a t Law, 901 oo .. er E. Balboa Blvd., Balboa, Ave., Corona del Mar. Tuesday, Oc:t. 10 pre:<:~sed or implied as io th of thl" Com ptroller of the 0 · " · 232 1\ d Wh "I R N. 1 00 title, poase.'ls ion 'or f'n• •<m~ Curr eney , Wa!thinfiton, 0. r: .. B:~~~·:.:.c~l'iJf~rnia 9i660.e;.ri;~ s tarte ou t his week by Daniel Sttinser, 130& S. C II e ene trtc: ette.JO
c_ • r h d r •h ~e of vo t·n, bein& booked on the charge Bay Fl., Balboa Island, rc~ ey on Road, Costa Mesa, O"rances to sat111 y I e rem,. in· 1m or e purpo 1 is the placf' n( bu!loin ~ss oltht"
NEW CAR
LOANS
AllOW AI
DISCOUNT
642·1610
COSTA MESA
230 East Seventeenth Street
M•mb•• '".-d•••l O•pol!t ltlso•anc• Cofpo r•t•nn
in!! prin cipal Slim due 1111 the npon My other matters inci· ulldersi pu~d in all matters o r failure to appear ••• Over ported that a surfboard and was workina at the barber
oote secured hy said oef!'d of dental to the proposed met8er pertain ins to the uta tf' of said SlOO damaaes was auHered fishin& pole valued a t s70 shop, someone sto le the S7S ~=========================~ Trust to .. ·it: S!3.:JU0 with in-of the tw o bao'ts. ·-' copy of decrd~u t. wi thin six m onth~< by cars belonsing to Philip were taken from the side o r portable electronic aaraae
teres! thereon from Oct oh~r a f th.e a.lofesaid sgrec>meot, illter thP lir~t publication of Walker o r Torrance and Gene his house. , .About a month door opener from hi s c ar
12, 1965 as provid,...f in uid e~tecute d by a majority of the th is ~:~ot icr. k d JJll y · L 'd
.. · h r h di rec tor• of •ach of th• two Parker, 2256 Avalon SL, ago. someone stole the par e at ta I O, note lol!e er w1t ers, car-Dated September 29, 1967 L'd Sh Er. ges and e:cpense!l Of thf' Trus-ba nks, providing for the mer8er CO LLI~S CHRISTIE Cos ta Mesa, when involved stereo from a VW ,accordin& 1 0 ops area, · • tc
tee a nd lluch ot her l!.um" as is on file at the respective Collins C:hr istiP in a collision on Rivetsidc: lO P. Pierce, ))11 Marcus , Schultz, 21, o f 3221 Clay
may have been advancl!"d by bllllki'i a~:~d may be inspected [:cl"cu tor of the Will of thr Dr .•. Hi s purple SSO West Newport : this day, the St., Newport •teights, was
the o,..ne r and holder of uid during bo~in,.ss hourJS.. above naml!"d dt"c.-dent bike with a white banana s l e reo speake rs were sto--booked on the charae of
note, with interel'lt, as provided IJATF.D: Septembt>r 26, 196i Thomas E. Hrfrf'rnan 1 f h f 'I 10 R 11 in said Deed of Trust. !"SI\'ERSITY :'\ATI O~.o\L Att ornc>y at La ..-sea t was §to en rom t e len ••• The o il fi lter was at ure appear ••• uue
Oaterl: October l , 1967 BA~K 901 o o .. er Or iv" Corona del Mar library bi· stolen from the car belong~ Betts, 27, o f 5000 Seashore
FIRST .o\Mf.RICA\" TITU . F'11 llerton, Califoruia Suit~ 232 cycle rack, said William h~ ing to J ohn Gamer, 5201 Dr., We st Newport, was I~SIIR.~NCE & TH r~T ~EYi PORT ~.HIOS .\L "\ewp ort, Beach, Ca lifornia win, 106 Goldenrod Ave., Ri ver, We s t Newport. •• Only booked on the ch~rae of
COMPANY 8 .\NK 92660 -6-'2-3210 Corona del Mar., .The thert Sl.SO was stolen but 5 20 burglary. .Joy Piersall, ll.v ·\LAS,\. I\ SOX ~r .. ·port Beach, Ca!ifornio . .\ttorne\· lor E:cecutor 31 f '00 Se L H
P bl" h s 28 o · 12 p 1 h or a SlSO tape recorder damage was done to his • 0 7 a ane, ar· \s .. istont 5ecrcotat\" II 15 : ept. • ct. ), ' ub is : Oct. 5, 12 . 19. 26, bo v· H"ll told Hi Publish : Oet. 5, f2, 19, 1967, 19, 26. 1967. in Tht-~~-..·port 1967, in the "\ewpOI't ll arbor probably took place when a coke machine at 3601 E. r tew 1 I , 0 rceu
in the Sewpott \larbor F.n ~'>i!lll . Har bor E:115ip r.n~iftll door was \crt open ro r a cat Coast Hwy.,Corona del Mar, she didn't know what hiah
----,--.,-:--::--::-::---------------beam a were after_ she aained
LEG .. L MOTICE
ORDISASCt: SO. 1231
:\N ORDINANCE OF Tfl[
CITY Of :'tf:K'PORT BHC:H
CHASGJ:'\C \.'OD REIJEfl'\f'liG
TilE 8 01'.'00.\RIF:S or THE
COI'Nr:II.\IA.'\IC OI~TRICT!i'
OF TilE CITY
WII F.RL\S, Stction 1005 or
th.-. Cit•' Ch&rt'"'r pro\•idr" th:n
in 19'i9 and ~adi fourth H'ar
thernfter thP Citv CC>unci l
s hall app oint a l"oinmitt,.,. to
.'lludy and t!"port on th,. dd-
vi!!!a bilitv ol r,.disuirtinll th"'
[ih·; an~l
WfH:RL \5, a C'omm itt,.,. "as
appoint,.rl and ho~ .. ~uluniu.-d
it"' tl'p<Jrt to th!" Cit~· C:ounr i!
rt-comm .. ndinll. that the-C:ih lw
redistrict!'d, ;m d that th.-num·
bers of thP rli,.trict!l l.u• r h.tnll.-
ed; and
Wlft:H~~AS. tht-City Counri l
hall ronsidf'rl!'d said repon ,md
hall indept>ndendv s tud il'd th,.
maHer of rf'distrf<'ti n,.:: n nd
i\'11EREAS, thr Cit)' C:nun d l
has detnmined that the rh<~n
f(e S in thl" bou ndaril"~ an •l num ·
berin,e: of thl" di~tricts inrnr-
pOC'atrd in thi5 (lrdinanr <'
"houl•l be madl' in ord<'r thtt!
each district "hall, a;; n••arly
" racticabl... con .. titulf' natur., arl"a!i of r(\nlif!uou.., ,.nd
compa r t trrritnrv and prn\ irlr
fair fi"J'I"e'!it'n talion on tht' Citv
Council :
;";OW , THEREfORE. th,. Ciw
Coun cil of thr Citv of ~ •. ,. Jlort
Bea ch dOf's nrrl.1in il!< foi J.,,. .. ,.
SECTION I . Th'" f irst Oi"-
trict .!Oha l! indudP all that po r·
tion ol the Citv inrludrrl "ith·
in. the fotlowin.p: dr!'lr ri! ... <!
boondiHy lin1·, to wit :
LEG .. L MOTICE
of the mean high tide line of
the Pa cific Ocean and tbe
Southerly prolon@:at ion of 20th
Street; thence \'ortherly alonj(
20th S1reet to the IJ5. Bul k·
head line; thence 'lonhwP~
ttrly alon! said Bulkhead
Lin e to 26th Street; thence
Westerly a long 26th .~tref'\ to s .. wp on Bou levan!; thence
1\"ot"ther!y along Nl!'wport
/l oulc>va rd to the ll'c>st Coast
llighway: thence \\"l":<:~terly
along West Coast Ui,:h .. ·ay to
the North t>;rly prolongiltion of
59th Strel't, thencf' Northt>rl y
alon,: said ~onhc>r!y (l'"olon-
gution to the boundary lint" of
the City of St>wport Reach;
thencc> "\ortherly 11nd lllf"l'lte rl y
alon,: s11id boundary line to
th<' ,'lortheasterly prolo~:~f!:a·
tioo of tht" Southeast-e-rl y hne
of~ummit St rl" .. l ; thf'n re al on11
~aid prolon~tation ~tnd the
South eal'lh:rl y linf' of Summit
~!wet to thf' mean hijl:h ridr
liM•; thenr r South pas trrly
:tlon11 thP ml"au hip;h tidl" linf'
to the paint of heglnn infi .
S~:C:T ION 3. The Third Oi!!!·
trirr -.hall inrlud,. il ll that por-
tion of thr City included within
thr followi np; deserlbed boun-
dary linr, to wit:
\.IG4L MOT1CI LEG.AL HOTICE l.EGAL HOTIC£ \Mir au.cnlion by not lower· __ .=_::::::::::..c:=-;;:::= ___ in1"her car liahts-and she
H<ghway ; thence J't>;slerly
alons w~st Coa!tt Highway to
the Northedy prolongat ion of
59th Street : thence Northerly
aloag sa id ~ortherly prolon·
gat ion to the bou ndary line of
the C ity of Newport Beach:
the~:~ce Northerly and lll'esterly
along said boundary line to
the Northt"uterly pro lo~:~~ation
of the Sourhea.o~t ~rly line of
Summit Street and rhe po int u' beginn ing.
EXCEPT THAT -PORTION
THERt:m · INCLUDED WITH -
IS THE COIJ:'<ITV OF
ORANC.F..
S ECTIO~ -'· Thl" Fourth Di,.
trier shall inelud" all thllt por-
t ioo of the Citv induded with-
in the follow iug described
boundary line, to wit :
Westerly alool! Cliff Drive to
Kin8!J Place; thence Nort her-
ly along Kings Place: to 15th
Street; thence NonhweSII"rly
alonl! 15th Street to Clay
Street: the~:~ce Westerly aiOIIK
Clay Strt"et to St. Audrew.'l
R011d ; thence Southerly 11long
St. Andrew.'! Road to Coral
Plaee; tht"nce Northwesterly
aloog Cora l Pla .::e to Irvine
A"f!'nue ; thence Southwe.o~terly
alonK Irvine Avenllf' to Bea-
con ~treet : thl'oce :'i orthwes-
terly alollf! Beacon Strf'et
to Al iso Avenue; thence
Sorthe•sterl! a!Oflg Aliso
A"enue to Cay Stre<'t ; tht"or:P
Northwe!tterly alon,~~: Clay
Street to Tustio ·Aven.Jt":
theoc<" North easterlv alon,:
\la in Channe l of Newport ended up bein1 booked on
Bay; t~ence Eal'lterly alo~:~g the char~c: o f drivina under rht Matn Channel o( Newport .
Bay to the centP.r lioe of the the. mfluence o f alcohol, ••
Harbor Eatrance; thence Two Fords belonaina to
S_outherly alonl! 1h e ceoter Ri chard Burek 4727 Cort .. hoe of the Harbor Entrance . • . to the mean high tide line of land Dnve, C ameo H11h ..
the Pacific Ocean; thence lands , and Sandra Zerkie,
F._aster_ly ~long aaid mean 1425 Vista Ho&ar; East
h•¢1 !!de ~~~~" to the Southt"r-Blurr were damaaed in a ly pro lon8<~"on of tht! common . '. lot line between Lots 16 aod colltSton o n Ford Rd., east
17, Tract 1026: thence North-o f Jambo ree Rd ••• The first
erly a!ool! said prolooga!iiHI that Raymond Vincent rea .. to sa•d common lot l1nt ; . th~n ce Sortherly along u id hzed someone had s tolen
c0111mon lot · I me and its a license plate from his
Northerly prolongation to VW was when he rec eived a
\larguerite Avenue; thence · · r h vin Northerly alon~ ~•rguerit e ctt&tiOn or not ~ 1 one
Avenue to East (out Hi!!h · -and then h e d tscovered
way thence North erly along thal a small tool set had Ea~t Coast . Hi_ghway to the be n to\ n h om the car po1nt of bes<orun8. e s e
SECTIOS 7. The Seveath trunk and hi • windshield
J)iRtrict fl haJ/ include al/ that wi pers WCre J one, too. • • •
pori ion of th e City induded The Honda belonaing to Kirk within the Col!owinJ! described boundary line, to wit : Jobbins, 2117 Bayport Wa y,
IJI",e:inn in,e: at tht' intrrsf'ction Wes t Upper Bay, wu in·
of \lu r ,\rthur Boulf'vard and vo\ved in a collision with
~.d ... t C:m1"t ll i,:hwily : the nct!' the Plymouth waaon belona-\"onh .. rly alon11 \laC"."rthut BnuiC"•·anl to rh~ ."\ort hnly ins to JeaMe Christenson,
boundary lin•· or Ann r 'lation 20, 21 Miramar Or., Balboa.
"\o . .')7 of thr C:it y of ,\"rwporl ll r ur h: th .. nre South,.a;;t"rlr W .. e.day, Oct. 11
""d Sou th ... rly 11 lon ,t :-11 id While psnina • red liaht.
boonrl11 ry lin" to th,. mc>an Will iam Wh ite Ill of 2Sn
hlf(h tidr line of thf' Pacific Walnut. Costa Meaa. at .. O('ean: thrnr r lil'l'.!<tf!'r!y Alon~t
th1• ml"an hi11h tidt" line to the .trac ted police attention on
prnlon,e:ation of th,. comm on E. Coast Hwy., east or Jam·
lot linf' hf'lwf'en l.ot-'1 16 and bo Rd d ~-• d li, Tnwt 1026; thencl' Nor-ree '• an wa• UU"V10oC
CUSTOM HOMES -REMODELING
COMMERCIAL
Personalized Serh l."t
DON E. ELDER
ELDER CONSTRUCTION CO .
35 Years in Newport Beach
1107 E. Bollooo Blv~. 67U590
C:HIJIRC:HI:S
A. Fru anti lrrtleputie'llt
Congn!(dtiorrtJJ Christi""" ChMrch
Oct. 22: ~.,.on ill,. the Rov. Morw. .. lrown,
..Wh.,• •• oil His ...on•ota• works?"
9.1nday Service and Church School at 10:00 a.m.
Hur•oty co,._providoit Phone: 6.Q.27 -40.
First lopti•t O.urch
af Co•ta Ml•a
Baptiat Bible F'ello-..·ship
l'lltieperrtlul Biblr Bt~plisl
S..o Ana & Mognalio St •.
Dr. P .G. Neumann, pastor
SUNDAY SERVICES
~:45 a.m. Sunday School
11 :00 a.m. Mom ins Worship
6:00 p.m. Trainina Unions
7:00 p.m. Evenina Wo rship
WEDNESDAY
7:20p.m. Bible Study
3 :00p.m. Prsyer Meetina
Luther• Oturch
Oftlw Moster
Luther•
O...rch in "-rico
2900 Pacific View Dt.
JCoorona del Mar. ~•.!.i'.~orni~ Dr. Willi.,-a R. Eller
Phone: ORiole l-5022
UTEHD THE CMURCH
OF YOUR CIIOICE
REGULARLY
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
(Soutltun)
c ... .tel Mar
Coast HW). at MacNUtar
Pas.tc.1 Howatd E. Willisma
Pbone 673-6626
SUM DAY SCHOOL •••• NS-
MOittUMG WOIIIH!f',. lhOO-
fVfMIMG WOIISH!f'. • 7J00 ..
Wt:DfitiUDAYSlltVIC! 1JIS ,_
fitUIISUY I'I:OYtDI:D
nasT CRUIICII Of'
CII.ST. &aENn&T
3303 Via Lido
Newport Beach
SUNOA Y SCHOOL Besinni n~t: at thf' in t<'r<~f'CI ion
of the mean hi,!l:h tide lin .. nf
the Pacific Or ean 11 n•l thf'
Southerly proiOUf!:lllion ol
20th S1reet: thenre S orth,.t!v
along 20th Sur,. I to tht' 1" ...
Bolkhud Linr; thence ;";orth·
we1nerlr along 11aid 811lkhPad
Line to 26th Street; thrnct'
Westrrly along 26th Strel't to
Newport • Boulevard: thencr
Northerly along N•wporl
Boulevard to the Ra fhoa
Covel'! Channel : thence t~a
sterly alon~~: the Balboa
Covell Channd and its E:a·
sterly proloral!atioo to thf'
West Lido Channel; thencl'
Southerly and Easterl y a Jon«
the Weal Lido Chann el, th e
Newport r1, ,~n e l, a crOflll thf'
Main Channel o( Newport
Bay, and alon11 the Bafhoa
)al .. d Channel to thf' Nor1"h·
erly ptolon~atiDII of Collin!!
"venae; theace Southerly
aloaf! aaid Northerly prolon-
g&tiDD and alon~ Collinl'l
Avenoe to Oalboa Avenue;
d.eac:e £1111terly a IOIIfl: Balb~
AtoeaDI! to fhhy Aveout"; th~e• ScMttllerly alon_s hby
Atoeaue to lhe Main Cha~tnel
o' lhwpon Ba y: tbeace E1•
at..-ly ~tlo.e: th• Ma ia Cll n-
ael of Pfewpon Bay to the
enler UM of tlie H•rbM e..-u·..c•; tlieace Sot~therly ,
•I~ tlie c. .. ter liee ol the ~d .... cetoikMia ~~ .. lJM U• of die Pac:Hic: ~•: ....._ WeMetty •lo~
lloo -~~ 11• Hu to the ,.,., ......
Hr~tinn inp; at the intPI!If'Ction
of rhe 'IJ nrtheP!!Itf"rl y prolon·
gation of the Southeasterly
linr of Summit SHeet and the
bounrlary line of th e C:i ty of
~ .. wport Beach; thencf' WeM-
rerly. Northerly and Easterly
a !on,: th<.:: most Weste rly houn -
llotry line of the City of New-
port Flrarh To Superior Ave-
nut'. thf'nce i'l!~rtheastedy
alon11 Superior Avenue 10 lhf'
1'1/orthwe!!llerly pro longation of
15th Stnel and rhe boo~:~dary
li nt' of the City of Newport
Brach: thence Southf'a.sterly
alonl$ 111a id bou ndary lin e to
Tu~tm Avenur; thencf'
Southerly a loa! Tui'lt in A veaUI"
to Clay St reel : thence South -
f'aKterly fllong Clay Strt"et to
Al iso Avenoe: thence South·
westerly aloof! Alillo Avenol"
to Beacoo Street; thence
Southeasterly along Beacon Street to Irvine Avenuf';
thence NorthP.aSterly alon~t
Irvine Avenne to Coil! I Aa.::e;
thence Southeasterly •lonf!
Coral Race to St. An drewl!l
RDild ; the nce Northe rly a lonfii
St. Andrew!' Road tn C:la"y
Street; the~:~Cf' Ea.o~terly otlon,e:
B~gi nn i n! at thf' l nter!I~Cti on of Wt>.!<t c iH Ori ve and Irv ine
Avc>~:~ul"; thencr Southeasterly
alon A w .. ,.tclilf to Pescador
OrivP ; thl"nce Northeasterly
a!011!f Pescador Dr ive to
Nott1nl!ham Road. thence
EaM erl y alon,e: ~ott in~am Roed to San tia fiiO Dr ive :
th enJ:f' :'<lonhrrly alon~·san
tiago ))rive to \lariners Dr ive ;
thenC"e F:a.'lterly alo~:~~ \lari.
ner.'l Or l"e: and ill" f.allterly
prolongation to Up ~r ~ew·
port fla y: thrncr 'll ortherly
aloof( llppt"r Newport Hay to
an ansle point •n thf' City
boundary linf'. ,.rtid an~le
point bt"in.fl thr m o~<t F:asterly
anglf' po•nt on the South-
easterly prolongation of Mesa
Drive: th ~nce We.!<tf'rly alon,e:
said City hon nda ry line to
Tustin Av~nne : thPnC",. South·
we .. terly alonjf ru .. tin ·"venue
to 22 nd ~tr,.f'l : thrnce"Sout.h-
ea!'ilf'fly alon11 22nd Stref't to
lninf' A Yl"f\111'; thrnC"r South-
wf'l'<trr!y alonr lrvi nr Avf'nn r
to th" polnl o br,e:innin~~:.
SF:CTJON 5. Thr Fifth Oi111 ·
Tustin Avenue to 16th Street ;
thence Southea,terly along
16th Street to Irvine Avf!nut!',
th,.nce Northea.'ltl'fly a /on~
Irvi ne Avt"nue to Westcli rl
rlrivr.: th ence Southeasterly
alon,~~; Wea tci Hf to Pescador
Drive: then.::e: Nonhea!'lterly
alon.: Pe!lcador llrive to Not·
tinj(ham Roa•l: thence f:a.'!tf'r-
ly alon,: Non i n,~~;ham R011d to
Santia,:o llrive : thencl" :'i or-
thl'fly a loo~~: Santiaj(D l)rivr
to \ldrinerll Or iv,.: th<'nl't'
Ea stt:"rly alon" \larinPrs Orivr
anti ih< Eastf'rly pro)onp:ation
to Iipper Newport Day . thrncr
Sor th erly alon111 tTf,Pf"' Nr .. ·-
port Ha y to an ani!" point in
thP r.11y boundary linr, s;ti,J
an,e:!r point bei n ,~~; thf' most
F:alltPrly an gle point on th<'
Southeastt"rl y prolonjlPiion of
\le!la n ri .. e; thi"DC'I" North-
U IO tcrly alon~ thf' City b(\ufl -
d!llry Jinf' to Ptd isadel!l fload:
thenCl' Southeasterly alonl!
Palisade!! Road to the point
of bt",a:inn in8.
SECTIO•"l 6. The Shth /Ji !l-
tr irt !!ha ll inC"IUdf' all that por-
tiM of the City inclutl .. rl within
the following dr111cribrd boun·
d11ry linr, lo wit:
lh1•rl y liiODfl ~ai.\ j)!'"OJOftfCII • 00 the charae Of drivin1 UR•
tion tn Mid C'ommoa lot Ji n,.; der the inOuence of alcohol
th"n"" Northf'rly alon,e: said after failin1 to pasa the
('ommrl{l lot linf' 11nd it,. ~j~~~~~~~~~~ll NorthNI,Y prolonl(<llioa to sobriety test. •• About 600
.\l"rK\I""t" Av,.nul"; thf'nrf' pennies in a boUle were
Nonh .. dy illanp: MPr,tul'ritf' taken from the retidencc of
A v'"o ~c to t:11~'<t f:oa:ot Hi~-Richard Baker,1430 Dolphin
t ;IS a.•. 8004 II•·•·
SUNOA Y SERVICES
t :JS .IJ•·•·
WEDNESDAY EVENING
MEETING I •·•· READING R<nl
SI:C11CJIII • n. S.c:•d 01•· ........ u ....... ll ... lpo<-u. el .. City I.e: I .. ~ wh"lll• __ ..,_.... ...... ., ........ :
--:.;..i ............ tf•
Clay Strt"et to 15th Stref't;
thence Sout hrastl"rly alon,a:
15th Streel to Kinfllll Plac(';
thence Southerly alan~~; Kin!f:"
Place In Cliff Drive; thuce
~~al!lterlr, alon~~: CIHf Or;.,,. to
Dover bri .. e; thence Sonth-
erly •loe.~ Dover Urive to
Eut Cn.ll1 HisJt• ... y; thence
Euterly alDOl! Eut Co••tt
Hi]Jflwa.1 to Up~' New~rt
Ray ; thuee SHtherly
alo.J Up~r lhwpon Ray to
the .. Ia Ch .. ael of Ne wpon
Bey; tllnce We•t•rlj afoa«
the M•l• Ch• .. e l or Ne wpon
O.y to lite SCHttiUeeaterly pro--
loeptl• o( Ut.e Wut Lido
C~el ; tlwue Northrly
•l•1 1114 ,.-ol•r.lloa ud
al•a 11M •••• Ll o Clta••el to 1M £e...,,ty ,..ol•ptloa
of tM ·~ c ..... c•oneli tM.ce ....... .,. al~ .. ld
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Bae.....w4 lo Wua c ....
trict ,.!<hall inrludr all that por·
tion or thr f.ity indudl'rf with-
In thf' follow i n~t: dPilcribrd
biKi ndary line, to wir·
Be~~;inn i n,: at thf' int ersecliOII
of Pali11adu Road and Jam·
borf'e Hoad; thf'nr:co Sou therly
alonJt Jamhorrf' Road tn East-
blair llrivf'; thf'nc<" Sootherly
along t~a.-.tblufl IJrive to
Jamboreco Road at F'ord Road ;
thencl" Sout hwesterly alon,:
Jamh«ee Road to ~~•st Coaal II i~way ; thence Eaaterly
alou~ 1-:ut Coast H i~way
lo lhe Nnrtheallterly proloe-
pt foa of t h~ •~•terly li~te of
frviae Tl',.ce Cil.Y P11rlt ;
theoct>; Southweaterry alo.~~:
_,.;d proiOQ~IItioo .. d aloa"'~
ttaid We111terly liae: of l"i•e
Terrace City Park to Seadrift
Orin: rhenc~ Weater\' aloejl
Seadrift Urive lo F. Pueo
Ori •e: thrac:e Sowthwe•terly
,.loeJ F:l Pueo Drive ud II•
Sotttltwettferly ptoloeaptioe to
tlr.e B•lbo. lslaed O...ul;
thnc:e Northerlya•4 Wnl~lf •l•s tile 8•11•.. loiiiM o .. _, to the .... o .... .
or New_pott Bey· t.IMt.ce ... .
terlr ..... tire a.; .. a .... .
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Be,e:inn injil; At the inter.!<rc ti on
of MilcArthur Boolev~trd and f:,.<~t C:na,.t lli~~:h ..-,oy : thrnr r
Northerly alon~ MacArthur
]lou lf'VIIHI In r.flmp!u< IJri .. l';
I hl'nrl" Snuthwr,.t<'t ly a lonp;
C•m:ruro Jlrj.,,. to Pali1011dr ,. Roa ; thf'DCf' SouthrH!Itrtly
,!lOft~ Pali1011rfrto Hoad
to J11mb0fr•· Ro11tl ; th f'n<"r
Soo thr:.-rl y u IOQf! .lumbot('l' R041d to ~:~,.,thluff u,;.,,.:
thear:e Sootht>;r!J' aloa~j East-•
bluff Drive to Jamboree Ro•d
at Ford Road; theece Soath•
erly a loe,; Ja111bot"ee Road to
f;.at Co.sl lf ipway: thence
Soa th.euterly •lOIII! f.ut co .. t Ripway to tlle '"'•· tf!lrly liae of lrvifl~ Tt":rrace
Ciry Parlt; theace Soathwe&-
terhl aloe~ 11•id •u terly liae
or. "'l•e Terrace City Parlt
to Seadrift Orlve ; tlle•c•
Wu terly ai-IIJ SeadrHt ~ive
to El Paaeo Orin; t.lte1t:e
Soottrwe11terly •loo«: El
Po-o Ori•e aad Its Soetlr·
well\flerty ptolooptioo to lhe
Bal ... lal .. dC•••el;llleoce
N.-..erty .. a Weeterly alOOf!:
lH BalM. lsl .. 4 c••ooel ,.
tile Nontrer~ proloo1111 loo of Collie• •e.oe; 1'-eoce
Soetllerly • O.J •iii Non•e.-·
)y r.:ro.ptiO. .. 4 .... ,.
CoiiM Awe.-to a..-
A•• .. ; dtnee F..eall1'1t
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wuy; th rnrr Northf'r/y aiOOfC t:11~t t :.,.,,.t ll i¢1w~'Y to thf' Ter •• Irvine Tenacc •• ·.In
!Klint of hr~tinnin 11• the past 2 yean. 4 bicyclet
!'if:r.TION s. By th" r nllct-have been 1tolen from the
mrn1 of thiM ordin11n C'f' it i" patio and wslhrtiY alona
thr in tC"nt ion nlthr C:.ity Coun-hit residence accordina to e i) that th1• dilotr ict nambt"r"
an<l boundnrir" aro -t forth Jack McCarty, 704 W. OceM
hrr .. in rohall lt'pl..cl' and "'DJW'f· Front. Balboa; and he
><rdr Rll priM di.mict n.umbr't>l ct.alked up his 5lh loti
and boJ1nrlnrirto 1110 ori,a:inally when a red co-hwinn dia• l'>~tabliRhr<i by St',cllonJI 1006 _.
throojtb 101 2 of thf' C.hy f.lu,r· appeared today. , ·.In another
trr 1111d "" roubM.-qtl"fftly modi· bi'""c le lhef• ,....,.,11•0 Hauao '~•·d by or;flnaDC"e. -~ ., ....,.. • 1331 Antiaua wa,, Dover !'~:CTION 9, Thi., Of"uo .... ICf' Sh 1 •j ~• l'lhull b.. puhli"h"d ofn'l" In lh f' or... 011 • I r-$60
ortiriJII llf'WOipilpt't of thf' City, Huffy rtom lhe bite ract at
and thr toam<" roholl hf. f'frf'r• Mariner's School ••• Oe-vid
livf' 30 duyro ,,ft,., thr .,.tf' of Lee, 1626 Warwi .. l L•c, of it .. 11doption , "' Thh• Of1liaa11tt .,.. • .., ialrD-Harbor Hiahl•ds, htMI his
d.",.d nl1 il rf'fl:lllar lllf'f'tiaJ of black. 145 Hunr stol• from
lhP C:hy c.o .. cll of th.C! C:hy Newport Harbor Hi•" • ..-._1 of Nt'wport De•r• leld • ,... ... -1 Htr d .. 7 of St:pte•ller, 1967, • • .Nurneroua cia·areUa
nd wa" •doplf!'.d 011o driC! 9\At. bu.th, e ~le Son, TV
4ay of Cktokr, 1967, try dtf' and a bolde o( watet i• a foll-i•~ vote, to •It: An:.~.C:ot11"t:ll.MJ:N:Plln~•"· clout wen ldl by • •·
Mllr .. a ll, Cool, Slid• inwh.ed ... ,, l• a pe:al
NOf::S, COUNCft.Mio:N: 1110(1:1"1'1'1, hoale el liN re• o( 20S Vie Crw~r J"orJk l!looH Uclo ARIII:ih C.OIIIICIUII:JI , M-' lolo, .-...
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SUNDAY SOtOOL It-
SUNDAY SERVICE te ••
WI!DHEIDAY EVI!MIIG
MEEnNG 1:·•·•· READING R<nl -
MuiU.I aaildina
lU3 l!otl Coati Hicllt•·orJ
.. .,.. ·Sst. 10 s.-, to !\ ,.., ·n..,...., f't"qi•«-1t•'
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'tilE AMEIOICAN LUTHt:IOAN CHIIIOCH
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iiEWORT MAIIIIOI EIIIGII
SECXJIID SECliOII - -... I
ll!URSDA!t OCT. 19, 1967
CDDA utl IIAP, <:All F.
, ,,..,WARDS TO Sf
)
WHAT TO WEAR fo r the homecomi ng
dan ce at Corona del Mar High School '?
The Gi rls League , sponso r of the Oct.
21 even t, has the an swe r, and also a
caution about what not to wear. That
tong gown of Mary Wri ght fat left) i s too
fo rma,!. Suzi Anderson, 2nd from left, i s
dre ssed too cas ual a f ashion. Gi rts Lea·
gu e President Sara Traphagen (seated),
who lives on Balboa Island, i nd i cat es
her approval of the gowns worn by
Cheryl Krauter (3 rd from left) and Cindi e
Be rkley. Mary Wr ight, resident of Costa
Mesa, is pu blici ty chairman for the
Girls League. Suz i, who lives in the
West Upper Bay area, is L eague se cre·
ta ry. Che ryl, of Corona del Mar, is Lea·
gue treasurer, and Ci nd ie, from East
Blu ff, is entertainment cha irman. The
dan ce will be a semi-forma l affair, start·
ing at 10 p.m. in the gi rls' gym, follow·
ing the Cororla del Mar.Costa Mesa foot-
ball game at Davidson Fie ld. All COM
a lumn i are invited, and wilt be admitted
free to the dance. (Ensign photo).
in New Zealand
ary. as an Amer ican Abfllad
Student. T he Ame ri~.:an ·~
Abroad prosram is a part of
the American F ie ld service
;!m6-~
lntonMdiote'i.
~Ballet,
Modern Jou
• ~x~tn.n ... proa,ri.tif' fm hir.h ! ' sC'ho011Shldjrits•,· 11'
• 'K ath~ "li u en'ded Corona
/Jtl111 'JI'IIIt:U
~d,, •( :
: &/let : • • : .US H. HfW~ ILVD. :
• HfWKJWT lEACH • • • : 642-t061 : : .,...._...,_......, :
••••••••••••••••••••••
de l Mar Hir,h prior to her
tl~pa rture for New Zealand
las t wi nte r. Si nce her ar-
rival, she has been living
"ith the ~1ajor fam il y m
Stratford and a ttending
Su afford High School with
her "sister," Vicki.
Wh ile a ttendina this New
Ze aland school, Kath y re-
ceived first plac e in het
class in a series of hi story
and English test s. Kath )' is
in 6A. the top academic
group or students.
Recently th e stude nts m
Ka thy's school had a 3-wcek
s ki vacatioo. Ka thy we nt
skiing at a nearby
moontain, Mount Egmont,
about a mile from her home.
in spite of a snow fall
ligh ter than any 1n 35 ~car -..
[),,.;;," the recent \·aca-
• ORIGINAL OIL PAINTINGS-Discount up to 50%
• STANDARD FRAM ES -Doscount up to 30 %
• CUSTOM . FRAMIN G, CIRCLES, OVALS, Etc.-
Discount up to 10 % A
A. DAMES, Frames
126 E. 17th St. Cost• Me,..
[)l.l~ot ott Nt:'l"r.o-t Ul'od .)
7 2
Fine Feathers
for you
Fine "Birds"
who fly
with the "In " Group t Itt
See our new fall
collection now
•AMIOIEE toAD AI
IAUID( OIIIY(
NIWPOtlllACH 675-3113
"fhc•c· .-no tr•mfl l1lle
A. QAA!tS. tumu"
Ka1hy Gr .. 9
south is land portion of Nn··
Zealand with 39 Qther Ame ri-
can Field Se rvice students,
who ate presently scaltercd
throughout New Zealand.
Kathy spe nt the wee k-end
of Sept. JG-Oc1. 1 with her
"fami ly" a t the Raupehu
ski resort , about 3 hours
a"rn from Stratford.
In early January, Kathy
wi ll take a trip with the
Majou to become acquaint-
ed wi th the nort h is land por·
tion of New Zealand.
The New Zealand school
year ends Dec. 8, but the
fina l c.,ams wi ll be z iven
the last week in October.
Kathy is One of the first
American Abroad student s
who will be ab le to stay
after the New Zeala nd
school year is over, and
have the opportunity to see
what Christma s is li ke in a
foreian country.
FOR TABLE SETTING
The Ebell Club of NewpoJt
Beads will hold iu 2nd an·
nual holiday table tettina
competition on Thu.uday,
Nov. 9, in Jamboree Hall of
the Newportet Inn.
Decoration• for Tbanka·
aivina, Christmas and the
New Year, and Children's
Party Table seltinas, will
be judaed for awardina at
10 a.m.
Mrs . Freeman W. Fisher is
aenetal chairman of tbe
event.
In conjunction with the
exhibit, a ho liday hunt
breakfast is to be served
at 11 a.m., afternoon tea·
fr om 2 to 4 p.m.
C ash awards will be made
to the wi nnina club's favor•
ite philanthropy, with pr~
ceeds from the £unction
benefitina Newport Ebell's
scho larship proaram.
Participatina Oranae
County Women's Clubs arc
Hoaz Memorial Hospital,
Santa Ana Ebell Club,
Costa Me sa Junior Women 's
Club, Laauna Beach Junior
Women 's Club , Wi ll iam C a-
bell Chapter of D.A.R.,
Costa Mesa Wednesday
Mornina Club , Newport
Beach Friends o£ the Li-
brary, Hiahland Green W~
men's Club, Coast Home-
makers, Junior Ebell Club
of ' Newport Beach. Co sta
Me sa Friend~ of the Library,
San Clemente Junior Wo-
~n·s C lub, Lido Is le Wo-
men's C lub, West Garden
Orove Junior Women 's Club,
T own and Gown Art Section,
and Newport Ebe II Book
Sections in inter-club com-
petition.
An is tina Mr s . Fisher
with the ho liday event are
~s . Jac k L ittleton , co-
chairman; Mr s. Rudolph
Vanasek, t icket chairman
fOf bunt breakfast; Mu.
Raymond Wood, afternoon
tea tickets chairman; de-
corations cha irman, Mrs. Ed-
ward A. Roaers: in charae
o( the past pres idenl's
table and hostesses, ~1rs.
William B. Tritt; in charze
of special award s, Mr s. Ro-
bert Allen assisted by, Mrs.
Walter Gus tin and Mrs . Fred
K. Schoepe ; Mrs. Sydney
Locke , patroness cha irman ;
Mrs . Lura Colby, ass isted
by members or th e J Unior
and Senior Ebe ll s, in charge
of pourina at the tea table ;
Mrs . Herbert Puterbaugh,
proatams ; Mrs . Thoma s
Beckwith, publicity.
Tickets may be obtained
by phonina Mrs . Robert AI·
len at 548-5243. Mrs . Wa r·
ren Clark at 6 73-6937 . or
Mrs . Richard Schneider at
67l-2l32 .
Mr s . C la yton Thompson 1s
the president of the spon-
soring club.
• • . of social note
By Pot
The Donald Clarks have
made a temporary mo ve from
th e Heliotrope Ave . resi·
dence in Corona del Mar to
Balboa Island. The rea--
son? Their house, which
they are bui ldina in Corona
del Mar, won't be fin ished
until about the first or the
year. • • •
Mu . AJthur Peraande, for-
merly part time Coron a del
Mar resident and now o f La-
guna Hills Leisure World.i s
entertainina her sister thi s
month, Mr s . Goulon Losee
of Wes tfaetd, New Jersey.
Mrs. PetJande who moved to
Lei sure Wot'\d from Cleve-
land Heiahts, is the mother
of your "social no te .. cot•
respondent. • • •
Mob5 don't seem to bother
Mu. O.E. Schroeder of Har•
bor View Hills , who enter·
tained over 200 women at
an American Association of
University Women's tea held
in September. • • •
The W.O. Clarkes of East
Bluff enjoyed the fair in
Monuea\ immensely th is
summet but they had a less
happy experience on the
way home when they were
involved in an accident in
Wyomin1.
• • •
Mn . Walter Wood of Corona
del Mar did a double vi sit
in Can ada and ha s ju st re-
turned to te ll the talc. She
went to Toron to for the wed-
dint of a niece, and wh ile
there she took in the si gh ts
of the fair in Monu eal and
even visi ted Niaaara Falls.
She u id she was p10ud of
the U.S. Exhibit at the
Expo.
PLAIHIHG OF MORE
HWY . ISLAHOS STARTS
John s.tnple. cllain.an o£
the Corona de l Mar Beauti·
ful corrvnittee o f the Coron a
del Mar Chamber o f Com-
merce, reported last wee k
lhat work has started on the
pi anti na of the traffi c i s lands
on Coast Hwy . at \lacArthut
Bl vd. and Poppy Ave.
He rold the merchan t s
businessmen a t the general
membership btea krast at
Leo's rCs taurant that th e
C ity has appropriated runds
for two mo re i sl and5 and
work can start as soon as
the Corona de l \tar 5hare of
the money 1 s collec ted,
REALTY BOARD SETS
OCT . 26 El. ECTIOH
The annua l meeti na of the
Newport •t arbor..Cos ta \lesa
Board of Realtors ~''il l be
held at the Oct. 26 bre ak ·
fast meeting at the Bal
Bay Club.
Two actiH directNs and
one associate di rector will
be elected. The votin g wil l
beain at th e breakfast and
wi 11 continue un ti I 5 p.m.
at the board o ffi ce.
Speaker for the breakfa st
meeting will be radio an d
1V personality Wendel l
AIRMAN Christoph er W. Noble, talkin z "All about
Cooper of 4518 Wayne Road, money."
Cameo Hicjllands, has com-----';-L::E::G-:-A-:-L-,H""o"r=I::C::E:---
pleted basic training a t -----
Lackland AFB, Texas. He r.t:wnnr..nt: o r 11t :•n~:-:o:
has been assigned to the f'ic tit io .. ,. Firm \um•· Til~: I'SIH:H:">II:\t II ,,,.,. ..
Air Force Technical Train-hrr .. by c .. n ih ch .•• h.· ; .. , "".
ing Centet at Lowry AFS, duct infl ;1. llirr c c \t .• il .• n,t
ColO,, for Specialized [Ofi,.Uhlltion bu .. ino•o< .. ,ol 18 '>7
. . Hirch ~1 .. \c"!"'n II···•• h.
schooling as a murut•ons r:ll lir., ond··r lh .. '" lit ocou .. fi""
speciali st. Ainnan Cooper um,. of l.oui"'"" llir··r• \l.u l
is a 1%& gra~ate of Corona 11a tl tha t .. a ill rirm ; .. , "'"!"' .. ,.,,
del Mar Hic11 School and of th,. lo.llm• in111 P"r"'~'""· ,.h0 ,..,.
d d 0 c s t .o.amr,. on lu ll .m<l ""~~"''" "' aCotten
11
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ege. h,-,.·it : l.ot~i .. (;. \In""'· u .. ,
tiTOtiMG POST RATED l32b, ~""'t"'r• u •. ,,ch. 1.'11 ''·
AS ALL..W!.CAM 9~,;•:s.~ ""' hl•n•l ,.,; .. :lrol
The Costa Men Hiah de y of <k1obt-r, 19oft':".
School ttHitchia1 Pbst,. l.oui,. (;. \l,~or-,-.
has received &he National H -\Tt: o r t:.\IH'OH\1.\ l
Scholastic Pusa Astocia-COUNTY m· O R A~c~· ; ~""'·
Lion AII·Amtric• Award ON THI~ ltd d.u· of 0<-t,•bo·r,
for the 4th conaec utive 1967. tw-fMf' ""'· ,, ~ot<~~,.
umeata. This .\uociation P•hli~ i• .. d f&r •h,. ... .1.1
i s conducted at the UniYefoo c -•tr •••1 ~~~1"· ,,.,.;,Jia, ttlt'Tf'ia. ddy t'C'lftMOiii'JOiO'I'll'll
sity of Minnetota Md rates ••tl ,...,M11 , pr,,..,. .. 11y 11 ppr•.rf'd
papers from lhroualloot the LOlli"" G. Moor .... k•owe 1o mi'
uation aa eit.het dlifCI.. He-to lte , ... Jll'"'oa ..,._,. •••mf'
ond or first cl .. a, 01 All-il!l t~dllllc-:ri!Hod 1e thf' •hlrl la
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ratia1 -'""· Laat ,.....w, ...-. • ,_,., •• .,....,_, .. .... uw wrnu:s.4\ w1 u:u :or. 1
tioa were rated Ali-M«i· •••• krf.-to '""'' •y lriMa•l ••*' · he HlldU l'o ~ •ftlutl .,. om .. tal -•1 dHo
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blasUI, & ett:. Aec:olniDOdates
1111 to 4) wltb lie& beer. For
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INSURANCE ...
FOFI "'LL O F" VOUR
INSUR"'"'C E "'EEOS
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TOM ALLE N, 5th gra der at Newport elementary school
and winner of Haag Hospital's "mother of the year"
essay contest, presents his mo ther with a farewell
le i as Dr. and Mrs . Johns. Allen of Balboa prepare to
leav e on the award winning trip to Hawa ii. Tom's let-
ter was selected by th e judges as particularly out-
s tanding when they learned that his mo ther had pass-
ed away 2 year s ago, and his essay wa s written about
his "new" mother. u She has 7 yelling, self-minded
kids to cook fo r, ch auffeu r for, and just to help In
everyd.::y problems.'' Tom wr ot e. "She needs a break!"
No w that those 7 kids a re ba ck in school , mom and
dad are going to take that break in Hawa ii , leaving
Saturday, Oct. 21. (Photo by Jack West.)
They'll swap lunches
junior Ebell C lub of New-man of the ways and means
port Beach led by Mrs . Frank. committee, will report on
Hughes, pres ident, will the PIO&ren of \he Juhlor'i
mee t at I I :30 a.m. Th urs-major fund-raisinJ project of
da~·, Oct. 26, at the home or the year, "Le Petit e Bou ..
\Irs. Paul Hadley Jr. of tique." to be held Nov. 8. ·
Eas t Blufr. Final arranaementa for
The meeting will be a pati o Americ an Art Week., NoY. 1·
party to which mcmbeu will 7, will be diacuued by Mr_s.
bring. decorated box lunches Gary Rawlins a, fine arts
to be e xc hanaed among chainnan.
thems el ve s. The club pre-Mn. Henry Stotsenbera,
sident's theme for the y ear, health chainnan, will report
"V.'e're in the pi nk with fun , on her committee's recent
federation an d fr iendship," unde rtaking of s taffina a
will be the theme for de-pre--nata( clinic twice a
cor ating the lunch bo xe s. month at Orange County Hos·
Ptizes will be awarded to pital. The clinic ia spon-
-the most ori&inal. sored by the National Foun-
\trs. Roger Shenn an, chair-dation March of Dimes. ~'UN£RAL DIRECTORS .
BALTZ
MOR TUARIES
1741 SUPERIOR AVE.
COSTA MESA
Midway ':l-24 24
3520 E. COAST HIWAY
CORONA DEL MAR
ORiol e 3.q450
Si"c~ 194 2
Fn endly Neighborhood
~rvice-
BELL BROADWAY
MORTUARY
110 Broadway
U 8-3433. 8-3434 Cost• Mesa
Westclii'A( Chapel
d'!·t'fll·~ 427 E. I 7tft ST.
COST A MESA
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Permit asked for Center
.-\ uo;e permit fm the pro-contributions of money to
r~t-..:J Ser\·1\:emen'tt Cen1er help furn ish 1he buildina,
tn he lo~:ate J at -U23 W. whi ch is beina donated by
<.ua~L Hw}.,West Newport , Goerge Pusateri of the
~~ be~ng applied fnr and ne arby Mo-B o-Te( Motor lnn.
I\ Ill come hcf11r!! the Plan· BALBOA NURSE TO GO
rt1n~ Comm l!>sJon of ~ew-ON FLOATING CAMPUS
pM! kcach ne'-:t month, ac· Mau re en Curtis, IS6S Mira-
um.l1ng tfl Loname Frey mar Or., Bat boa, hat accept-
Owen , p re s1dent of . the ed a position 11 nurse
·\mcncan Lcg1on ·"u-~illa r y aboard the S.S. RYndam, the
nf 'cv.p(>ft Uarbor Post worl d campus anoat of 111 I, spon sor of the center.
r\ccordmg to Mr s. Frey, Chapman Collea_e. The
the plans for the cenler wi lt mo bile campus will leave
1ncl ut.l e a readmg room Oc t. 10 from New York on
lounge for snacks and re: the 11\Miay fall_ semester
'""'d J"l\ay 1ng. It will be the voy_aae to potU 1n Euro~e.
nnh ~en ter for sen·1cemen Afn ca and fareastem As1a.
m -the county e~cep t for a Miss Curti s, now ~ private
small reception cen1er in du ty nuue, recened her
downt own Santa Ana. R.N .. dearee from the Queen
Th.e Auxiliary IS asking ~.>f Anaels Colteae of Nurs·
fo r do nations of he lp, vo lun-ina.
lee rs to slaff the cen1er and STEVE IN HOSPITAL
Stephen Landis, 11, aon or
~ YOUR CAR Mrs. Cynthi• P. Landis,
303 Goldenrod Ave., Corona
del Mar, hu been admiued
eo Orthopaedic Hospital in
Los Anaeles. The non-
profit medical facility (Of
bone and joint diaordeu
also conducta reaearch in
ttea1men t or hemopbi li .. re-
habilitati on of the handi·
capped, and industrial back
in.juriea, and maintains a
reaional bir1h defeela treat...
ment center.
BAFECO
INSURANCE
Is no place for
"Do It Yourself"
Insurance
loiAHAHAH & EGGERS, IHC .
TELEI'HOM lr 67S.OU2
2Nl !. COAST HWY . -CORONA DEL MAlt, CA.LIP.
ONLY fully op,,o,,•d
Coll•ge In Orong• County lor
MEDICAL & DENTAL
ASSISTANTS
A .. eles Col19t of Me•arl & D• ... Allill•ls . lit....... .
(A Non-Profit Educotlonol Institution)
1717 s. lrooldurst St .. A1llraa. • 631-J411
-LAIMST IN fHI NAtiON-
,
lhi&Li.OQal Ctuuch were wu eluted k> nne aa aaahu&lbe COGifepUon.
oontidered SUday ll'&ilimOOQ rnodentot. · 2. n..,. lt.W lho r ... ueal
~ a "VIciaaa• council or Dew•• Buraeu;; lay mo. tor iac r .. ted talary and
ntilllborina Conareaalional dera&or for Pl)"''QQUth Oum:ft, frina• tJaelit• to be out of
dum:Aet. . told about '!'• call for the line in compt.rison wi fl
Tbe couacil bad been call· council meotina. ttatina that dturch01 of comparable
.41 in10 1111ion by 1he PlY· it ••• dolle by ac:t;on or tho tlu, Md unre.,onablo in
mouth Onuch to aive eoun .. conareaadon. . view or the nnancial titu ..
ael on ptobl•u atillaa be. Or. ·Ellery !lowell, chan· tion of dt.e churd!.: 'They felt
hrlln the conarepdon •d min of the board of deaeot\1, that lhc church ouatn not
lbe Rev,. Jobn Pridonof'f, reviewed .the backpound or to have concurred with the
whoto ditmiaul •• puaor cbe relations betw~en the financial requesL .
was voted 13 lO 6 !all Au a. chur~ ~d . Mr. Pridonorr. 3. "ln the spirit or Ma"'
,1 culmanalina m lhe voto for 1 IS •• o.~.. • "' • dismi•••l. ·Or. ·Stowell said thew 1 : •17 • u•CY Cll•
The decision on diamiual <hat Mr •. ·Pridonoff had been preued their readineu 10
hlld been taken after at-asked to be present Cor the meet with Mr. Ptidonoff and
tempts ao aolve moun tina council meetina, and that the conareaation ••m n.·
church deficill and dimi• aeverfl ) datel had been lUI"" tabJilh a line or COIOOIURi •
niahlna attendance and col .. aestecl Mr. Pridonocr had cation Cor counsolin a on
leclions. · sent word that he was de-mutual obliaations and de-
The vicinaae council sub-clinina the invi tation be-ficiencies, lookina toward a
mitted the findina that it c ause his auomey was un-solution or the problem.••
considered Mr. Pridonoff's able to attend on the date The verses Crom the Goa-
salary request to be out of finally selected. Hi s Cather, pel accordina to SL Matthew
line and unreasonable, and Eric Pridonorr of San Mar-are as follows:
offered iu services 10 meet ino, spoke in hia behalf. "Mlrcover if thy brother
with both partiea to seek a Followina the vote oC dis· shall uespass aaain&t thee,
solution. missal and the call Cor the go and tell him hi s fault
The Council, which repre-coo nci l meetina, the Re v. between thee and him alone:
senta a uaditional Con arc-Pridonoff filed soit in Su-if he shall hear thee, thou
plional mclh~ or handlina perior Court, charaina has aained thy brother.
2795
SPACE FOR RENT church problems, included breach of conuact and ask-"Ellt if he will not heal
lhe paator and lily deleaate ina payment or $1,000 which thee, then take wi th thee
from the Collowin& churche s: he claimed due him for the one of two more, that in the
The Ol.urch of the Messiah remainder of the contract, mouth or two or three wi ~
or Loa Anaelea, the First plus coutt costs and other nesses every word may be
Conareaational Church of damages. established.
Anaheim, Pilarim Conareaa-After deliberatina in pri-"And if he shall nealect
Donal Church of vate session, the vicinaae to hear them, tell it unto the
in tho Ensign S.ilding 2121 E. CUll H.,., CIIHI ... II•
Approximately 750 sq, ft. in rear of bu ilding,
with entrance from Femi.Of Ave.
Mayflower council submitted a 3-put church; but if he neglect to
Church of San report: heat the dlurch, let h im be
Hyde Park 1. They e.tpressed regret unto thee as a heathen man
Church of Los that had to sit as a and a "
SEE OWNER AT THE ENSIGN
Tlll,hll: 11HIIl
"Na•ne just one thing
that doesn't
cost more
today!'
How about electricity. Maybe you don't
realize it; but you're paying less per kilowatt-hour
for electricity now than you did five years ago.
The average cost of a kilowatt-hour of
electricity to Edison customers lor residential use
has gone down 17% in the last five years. That's
because of the increased use you make of
electricity. It's like a quantity discount.
And your price of electricity has gone
down despite the fact that our costs for labor,
materials and taxes have gone up.
Of course, you're using electricity for so
many more things these days that your bill
may seem to be a bit higher. But any way
you look at it, electricity is a terrific
bargain. Not only because it's
inexpensive, but because it lets you
do and enjoy so many things.
If you're an average consumer,
you use our product in about forty
dif!erent ways in your home. And
that's not counting special uses like
a home workshop or a ham radio
or a slot car racing track.
Where else can you get such
a good buy without even having
to shop around for it?
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ATTENTION, ANGLERS -Ted Rokos
of Mar iner's Savings & Loan, Newport
Beach; Att G10nsky of Art's Landing in
Balboa; Phil Tozer of Davey 's Locker in
Newport Beach, and Patricia Bray of
Marlnet's Savi ngs (left to ri ght) meet to
discuss prizes offered anglers in th e
third annual sportfishlng derby Sunday,
•
Oct. 22, for the benefit of the Orange
County Association for Retarded Chil ..
dren. Mariner's Saving· is donating that
huge perpetual trophy and a SlOO U.S.
savings bond to the derby winner. All
anglers' tares at both landings that day
go to th e association.
From the r NE'Il'ORT HAR80R EJISI<JI
!EOOIIO SECTIOI --P ... 7
TMURSOAY, OCT. 19, l!li7
CO IIIII A Oflllt.R. CAU F. CC.' •• t-pall I) puUd 11 4521 W. Coati ia boat 01 btlr houte at 2615
at Beud'a Aircraft Mlriaa, Hwy, • .A tubbitt. ct._ Cove St.; China Cove, cor ..
2206 Newport Bl•d.oC•nl truck drivea t,t OaiDiio gna del Mar. , .Lottie
Newpon., •d wta• laa r• Cupio or Saeaa Aaa -an Wolfe, 1111 Baytbora Dr.,
turned tD pul &he P'IIDP Ia a Oldadrivea by Melvin Scbio-Bay Shortt, dtiviq .. ,, on
tNCk, ba dhcov•M tile& h lett, 2027 Sudaao Or., ()o.. Cout H'wy. wu involved in rattawaftt, bad~·-tiOI•. · •• A taom ... ver Sholes, were involved in a collitlon with a Cadillac a national chain
made rMio nluod Ill '100 a colliuion oa Campus Or., ttoppod on the ria)\t o1 way lll#seat Muican family·
wa.t ttolea Cram a •laMa-Bact Say. by Veria Tayl01, Salt Lake type coffee thopa, wu held
rmaan ,.,,., at llO Par-s.t _.___ De 1 City. Tuesday at 428 E. 17th St.,
naodo. Belboa. reportM •• _,., t. 4 SM., Oct 15 Coata Meu.
Bdaar Col.· •• While Doana hm .. Murdock, 30, or 509 Frank• Ric; 1781 Bah Twelve more A.miao tet·
Meham. l66 lOt. St.; Coua Larklp~ Ave., Corona del Coata Me·,, , left h' Ramaj tauranta have already been
Meaa. w•• Galiaa at Ho-Mar. fa• lad hi a aobriety &ell brue $5() alinaray ';ikeo~a franchiaed in Southern Cali-
wvd't ROilaluMt. Wast and wat ~ked on the half an hour at 8th and Baor Cornia and are expected to
Newport. aon.eooe atole dle ~harae of d.n~1n1 under the Balboa but in the~ sho'/t' be in operation by tutrlller
pu.rse tbal abe had left in •nllucn.ce of hq~ at 3 a.m. time aomeone stole ., or next year. Twenty-one
h • • .R1chard Ru1z, 20-)'ell .. The' puaple Schwinn ~;._.~ d additional location& in Cali-
er car,· • · ·The ""'laDI old atudent of UCI, of 112 b)' Grea<MY SlOne 112 A e Cornia and another site in ~arkO:OC: Leew~d by Char .. E. Ocean Front, Balboa, lena Ave,, Bal~a Is la:-Chic_aao arc c~itted, ac-
es 0• 193 Leew•d, was booked on the cbarae dia..,-ued loom the b'oke' cord~na to Ptulhp Holla. nd, Dover Shoret, Will dam .. ed of · IO · led · bl' ~ d f h in the lmOUftt ( fiOO •n aaca IR pu JC, •• rack at Heliot rope Ave and peel! ent_ o tdc Anuaoa
The leh aide :r the ·F~rd COhSarlu Mlboillor, 34~. of 1.11 Ocean Blvd., Coro. na' del JIGoolendp,•wle'.th hea quaflert in "bl d ~ v· L, 8a a, swerved hu .... Do h S
---1 LIMMIF& .... ,. ...
• •' • Lilli ca tar Lillo ..... ...... c.. .....
C.l!w .. ,_, ema......,...,a ---· -=t~::=.-
~.ver.. ~ owne ''~ If· car at 2:55 a.m. and almost ~OAJ. • • rot y nrmons
Jlnl& Blhot~ 13 Beacon hit a police car· he ra·1-d 223 Giant, Newport Shores'
Ba •--d ~·1 ' 1""" reported her 11een bike , • ..' y, waa ~aae wnl e the subsequent sobriety ...,...
parked near Ket'*: Road.·. , teat and waa booked on cbe len from the sidewalk in
La-:ence D~•re. 1101 charae of dJivina under lh front of her home ... Susan
Sabrina Ter., lrviRa Terrace . e McKibben, 304-B 32nd SL,
and Claudia Baltt.er 211' •~luence of alcohol. · · Wcat Newpon, discovered it . ' Michael Croteau, 241 Cedar Jatmtne. ~vc.; Corona del St., Newport Shores, repor"'" waan't a aood idea to leave
Mar, drivm1 west. on W. cd the theft or the ,190 her ianition in an on poai·
•• • •• ·II ~aat ~W?'·• wereanvolved sudboard he had left lyina tion; someone stole her '61
1n a colhs1on east or [)over on the walkway of his fen .. Chevrolet Impala rrom the Dr parkina lot at 3100 Newport • ced yard ... A white canvas Blvd., West Newpoll ...
Erosl•on fl"ghters pra•"sed Thu•aday, Oct. 12 kayak with peen Uim wolth When Clua Lynch, 2141> Wayne Ri ce, 2S, o r lSOS UOO , leCt at JSth St. and W. Balboa, West Newport, Rivo Alto Canal, West New· Aaate Ave., Balboa Island,
A lcsol•to'on of comm-da· wa book d th h 1 lelW"ned home she flushed
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fiLET ..... "'" junction with thi s project; 1 e on e c arae poll, waa sto en accordina two teenaaers rrom her bed-o
tion for the Irvine Co. and d of a warrant.· •• t.eater Wil-to John Allen 308 35th S• an , • '"'• room, they ran out of the 0. !AN lNG AIID LAUIIDRY SIIIVICE
WITH OISTOM CAR! private contracton who
hauled material to the
beaches in Weat Newport to
halt the erosion threat was
adopted last week by the
NewpottBeachCity Council .
"WHEREAS, the joint co-lis, 36, o( 133 W. 16th St., West NewpOit ... While Ivan front door with eauin&s and
operation of these compan· Costa Mesa, was booked on Sullivan waa movina into bracelet valued at S2S ...
ies resul ted in the construe;. the charae of violation of 346 Via Lido Soud, Lido The rear end of the car C.ll67s..o310 • 31S7 E.C..st Hwy. • c:.t-e 4.1 M.r
tion of additional protection probation. • .Larry Braaa. IJie, someone stole from the ir~(Co~n~•:··~·~•:d;o~n~~~;~~~;~~;~~~~~;~~~~~~~~~ to the beach front in We st 24• of 121Yl 40th St., West patio a J7S potted oranae
Newport by installing rock Newport was booked on lhe Uee and a tlSO screen room
.. oins at 35th, 37th, 38th, chatJI•h or failure to appear divider ... A portable TV Granite barrie•• extendin& o n E•"n 206 G·-t 3 h • • · ....... • ..... e and ashuay.Ji .. lo.tcr worth seaward from olreel -ds 9t • -'Oth and -'lst Sueets A B lbo I 1--• di ... .... . ve., a a I .. lU, I• SI07 were stolen fr om the we1e p•t o'n place wo'th the In West Newpolt; and, co d · II d ~· 1 <llll vere tn a I ll e Vo;uiC e a-1•-·nt of Ma<y ' ·u
h I f •·-do ' "riEREAS, this to tal cf.. -"'"" '""' PO .. IB.T MIAOS c~104 e p o 11\111 zera. and sand f h on W. Balboa Blvd., waa Tiede, 203u 33,d St., Weot -was pushed aaainst the 011 came at a time w en booked on the charae of in .. N 71
NOW AT barriers. Oran&e Coun ty such assistance was greatly to"icated in auto after he ewpotl. . .A pasaetooby
1710 NEWPORT EI..VO. trusties h.elped with a sand .. needed in order that con· failed &he sobriety teat. .. told J. Park!ord, 481S ;~I'H;;:;;.;6;46;;;;;.A);;:;;31;3;.t:;'o;o;t;a;M;e;1;,~· bagJing project along the sider ~ble propeny loss Bill Cooper, l6, of B)l Bruce .. C1rescent, Wen Nboew• could be preven ted; p port, t was a youna y•• eroded beaches . omona. Costa Mesa. could who th.r:cw the rock that "NOW, niEREFORE, BE not pass the sobriety test L.. Here is the text of the IT RESOLVED that the and wu booked f<K drunk .... oke her Chevy windshield
• FOR A
CONSERVATIVE
Approach to
General lnu~tonce
Co11tact
ED WARD
AT
Jt.Y & REHFRO
resolution: City Coun cil or th~ City or drivina at 2:20 a.m. .. as she was drivina down W.
"WHEREAS, the Engineer· Newpo rt Beach wuhes to William Overlon, 440~ Sea· Coast Hwy ... Ruth Vedder
ina an~ <:Jradin&Conu actou' highly commend and thank shore Dr., Weal Newport, reported the theft of a luchoo
Assocaata on and the Auo--· the Enaineering and Gtaders left a durrte baa wid\ SllO •ia plant and redwood plant...
ciated General Contractprs Contra ctors' Association and worth of anny field aear, on S10 from lbe
coordinated an emeraency the Associated General the saraae apron just lona
public service project in the Con uactors and their puti· enouah for som eone to ateal
We s t Newport Beach erosioo ci patin& member conuacting iL .. When Linda Edaon,
area involvi na six private firms and The Irvine Com-J31 Yl Grand Canal, Balboa
contractina firms on October pany for their e:ltended ef· Island, took children she
6 aod 7, 1967; and, forts in this very worthwhile was baby·sittin& for a walk,
333 N. NEWPORT BL VD
NEWPORT BEACH
,.MtBREAS, dte firma o£ and timely emeraenc:y public someone atole bet purse
Sully-Miller Contractins service project which liCitly fh:wn a table at Jll Q-aAd
Company, Griffith Compan y, contributed to the s tabiliza. Canal ... A •Geneva" mod
Clark Trucking company, ti on of the West. Newpon type oval watch wi th a
Fowler Equipment Company, beach and the prevention or white patent leather band
LaVerne Paae Company, substantial property loss an was stolen from her locker
Shrub~, Interior Plants TIIO.,c.M. Pl ..
Cry stalin..-Corporation
Costing R•sins & Mold,
Fiberglass Mo1..-ictls amJ
lropicol & Trees We h.ve lhe l• .. st Md
and William Handley Com· that s~c tion of the City." in the Jirls' arm at Cor· lns•ctcides and Ferti lizer .ost ..._,t;h,.l ... ection of
LIBERTY 8·1188 pany, voluntarily conuibuted ona del Mar hi&h School, S&H GrHn Stamps fftltticctl filh ill •• ....,
their time and equipment, on SKI FASHION SHOW said Penny Baskin, 4606 16«1 S.,erler •••. S.,.,l;., -Ll JI.02'12
FREE DELIVERY 'te ... :orry o lull lin• of
ICfl•OONA DD. lilA& NUASIEIIY ..,.iu.s. •d eU eccea-Ll 1.5531 MATTRESSES a gratis basis, to help fend TO BE HELD OCT. 25 Cortland, Cameo Hithlanda
IIKW _ UIUILDIIIG orr the forces or erosi on; The Oranae County Ski Ftjday, Oct. 13
lrre&ular Shapn and, Cl ub will present a fashion 11 was a bad luck day for
luu..,. ... -c.tt. ''WHEREAS, The Ir vine show on Wednes day, Oct. Edwud Andrew, I ~. o f 361
COSTA NISA NATfllSS CO. Company supplied most or H , at the Newport Harbor Victoria Ave., Costa Meu, ,.,;.: ~~~~~===n16~:lti~~P~Iocon~~ti~a~,~Co~o~t~a~M~•;••II~~£~.~Caul~~~R:.,.:··:•:7:W:t:H~~ aonasn..-..w •• ._..... ::..:~ S...tlo $eo T .... col, 218 W.
I' , •MARINE Ht.RDWt.RE wu-, C.ll. L;.._ 8-7'161 • ............... ~ _.,
Coate MeN ZIICI ~ N. U'-tyi-IJOJ &he la&je rock used in con-Elk's Lodge, 34S6 Via who was booked on the BEAUTY NOOK • ~==========...::_::~.::.::~:..::: ?~~~i,ng Li~~t. S~~~~ ~~;: ~~~r~c~l~ef~~~;:, ~l;,pps:~ 2732 E. Coast Hwy. f&
0 II k C Corona del Mar ·-4 fCO 0C 0. weekly meeting. The show on, Irvine, reported the lou WJLCOX.Cllln'INDEN
will be p10duced by the Ski of $42 worth of property at Phone b73 .. 73lb HARDWAII
\1art of Newport Beach. her rental at 3703 Seashore N..._.MIII c ... ,_ ... q
Guests and prospe c tive mem-Or., West Newport ... Aft ef ~~~~~~~~~~~~ 1700 W. CMat Hwy .. N.L
ben are invited to attend. us ina a a lata cuttina tool to e BUILDING z..~.!m
cut a hole in the window, ~:;;:::::~~;:===::::!
thieves smashed the window • fiiQIODELUIG • ; UPHOLSTERY
and opened a door to the ADIITIOIS
BUILDING BLOCK'S • ALL SIZES • ALL TYPES
Te)epb ... : )Aca. 7·D:IS -.a I:.UU.. .... ._ 2220 S. Mala. Scnlto Aoa
MR.KLfEN
• C&lpel Cleaning
• f"loor ·Strippi.njt
.and wu.inc
• Windows
Complete Cleaning
Setvtce. CALL-
646-49n
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A. R. MAR SAC
PL~\tBER
7JU Camat1 on Avt:.
Corona del \iar
Plumb1ng Repatu
DAY & NI GI-IT
V.ATER H EATERS •hop b•ildins 1oom 302 of LICEIISED l IO.DED UI'IIOLSTERING
Newport Harbor Hiah school, (By £a;.mp~~ Craftsmen)
where they stole 2 &as mo--FRED H. GERWICK IIEMOOEL 2 pc . Nt ONLY
tors worth $120. , .Phili p lO.C Goldenrod 169.50 Cell "a.r.y"
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Smith, 620 Heliotrope Ave., 673-6041 -549. 2170 215 ... ,. H.l . 5~5
Corona del Mar, received a FREE tl.t & plchp
call at 4:\ S a.m. rrom the
Oracle Alarm Co. statin&
that lhe burglar alum in his
Maison d'Or jewelry shop a t
2721 E. Coast Hw y. had
CUSTOM
FURNITURE UPHOLSTE RY
gone off; nothinJ had been • QU"LITY WORK • ~
taken but the rear door was MEIUL'P,S'It()L:STIU'fil =c open about 6 inches ... The Coa&aMeaa fiREHOUK 1·
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Buick parked by Georae ~;::=~~~:::::~====t 2IOf Mew,.rt lh•tl.
Thomas, 2632 Crestview • DRY CLEAHING --~~~~;a.~-~~~-J~J'j~-;~~"'§"'~·~·§·::::~ Dr., Bay Shores, on Crest-1 n
view Ot ., was damaaed on
the ri&ht aide ... Gal John· (#1.tr..
son, 471 E. 19th St., CosL&
Mesa, drivina a Chevy on CENID
ltvine, wu involved in an ~~~~.~,.,~1 accident with a co11vertible Md' kda•• *'
parked on lnine by Frank feet .. -.ice Frede~icks, 444 Irvine Ave.. -.... i'Y .ort-
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Newport Beach
Newport Heia)lts ... Darn-Mlr aenica ,._.,.
aae to the ri,hl side of his Fi•i•ed L-.dly
Chevrolet was discovered At•cy
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Ch 'I P N -' ~ "-., Clllll tnl'lt lace, Wcat ew· I1J.JIIId~
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•• 616 O.Wootod AYo., c.-a del Wu. ••• cia. _., • · .Aio• lludy, 3607
W. Jalboa Blwd.o w .. t Ne"'"
port, wu booked oa the
chatp ol ditturbina tbe
peace after he declared to
neilbbora ccaplainina of
noi.ae lhat ile woukl rent
tbe whole .,lock if necea-
aary, becaun be wanud a
Ebell to hear singer
A ,...,_ fll •ooa wlllloo
Pl-. WMI Nowpotl IIIII aoll ... o 111111 Olokor-prootolod Tloorodoy, Nov.
Heipu, ••• booked 011 tht in bia clou&; be eo& ou1 ot 2, at tbe nom luacheon
cbor10 foil•• to oppoor, •• bod, olld .......S'"' 1bo lllbt .,.ollo1 of Eboll Club fll
2_pieoe• oftaacb rMat were and aaw a a.en.,et boy, who Newport Beach. The hm-
pvea to the family doa &o Oed with 14 in chua• IDd eh•oo witt 'De served by
pecify him while 1omeone a 115 radio after ... Ott rDamben of the travel lee~
made an illepl entry into yelled, 110tt out ol henT n tlon.
the home of Richard Lyon, • • .O&ry Browa, 111 26lb tcs. Harry Ooett, vice-
1740 E.. Oeean Front, Bat .. St., Wtlt Newport, wa1 pr .. ident In chU'II ol pro.
boa, and stole a plutic trOitod at Hoa~ for abra-arams will presont voeal11t
tray and file toa, Vllued at aiona and oontuions atwr Alan Scott in "Sana• from
112 ••• Thoma• Ooe, 605 f1Uina orr 1 Woot porch at all time areata." •
Narciuus Ave., Corona del 2201 w. Ocean Front, Weu ,.., Scott has appeared OD
Mar, awakenod at 2:15 a.m. Newport. • tho Bob Crosby TV show,
party .•. A SlS car cover A I · N 17
... llolon off bio Chon~ nnua party ov. let, teported Jamta Wanea.,
113 Oamet Ave., &lboa The Newport Jaland Wo-
Jaland. . .Wllliam Griffin, man's Auxiliary will meet
52, ol 223 Diamond Ave., at the home of Mrs. Kc:Melh
Balboa lalud, couldn"t Johnson, 401 38th St., at 8
pa .. puU of the aobriety od 0 19 •~ . p .m. I ay . ct. . mol .
teat.andrduledtoconhnue, Charles Laskey will be co-
but. wu booked on the hostess.
cbarae of drunk dlivina: he There will be a showing of
had been atopped by police slide• or the Newport Island
alter .hittina the station park dedication in 1956 and
waaon dliven by Thomas the latest event in the park,
Collin1wood, 510'h E. Ocean "Tife happy hoedown ."
PJont, Balboa, on Marine Mrs. Anse I Inman an-
Ave., Balboa Island ... Don-nounces that the annual
aid McMahon, 28, of 1739 dinner dance and
lion or orficeu for the Is-
land Auociation will be
held at the Hu.ntin.toa
Sheraton Hotel on Nov.
17 . Mn. Inman's plannin1
conwnittee includes t.tne.s.
Carlton Bishop, Harold
Bauett, Kenneth Johnson,
and Arthur Miller.
Volunteer worken for the
hland United Fund Drive
are Mr s . Jack Wilde, chair-
man; Mn. Golden Smith,
Mrs . A. Inman and Mrs . C.
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the Ed Sullivan ahow, with
the Roaer Waaner Chorale
and Voices of Walter Schu-
mann. Liaht opera perfor-
mance• include "Show
boat," "Guys and dolls,"
"Most h'appy rella," ''Kis-
met ," "Kiss me Kate" and
"Oklahoma." In opera Mr.
Scott has suna in "Lucia,"
''Foust," ''Riaoletto, '' "La
Boheme'' and ''Carmen.''
On Wednesday, Nov . 8,
members or the Newport
Ebell Travel Section will
VISit "Sea World" in San
Dieao. They will depart from
Costa Mesa Theatre at 9
a.m. Mrs . Raymond Herms,
chairman, may be contacted
at 646-3622 for fwther de-
tails.
Dance program slated
Newport Harbor Chapter ludes, a mazurka, and one
#121, a unit of the Ameri-Czerny study, Min Michele
can Association or Retired Burford will play "The
Persons will meet at 1 p.m. Niahtinaale" by Lint and
today, Oct. 19, at Harbor "Eccessaiz" by Beethoven.
SeniOf Citizens'· Clubhouse, AUTO SHOll$ SET 15th St. and Irvine Ave .,
Cliff Haven. FOR DEC. 1 THRU 11
Chapter President Euaene P1eliminary plannina is
H. Hite Sr. of Huntinaton under way fo1 the 4th annual
Beach will present personal Orange Co unty lnteJnational
alimpses of AARP's recent· Auto Show, scheduled for
ly-deceascd world famous Dec. I tht ou&h Dec. 10 in
founder and President, Dr. the Anaheim Convention
Ethel Percy Andrus, for Cente1, acc01ding to Har vey
whom memorial services Hiers, secretary'"fllanager of
were held in the Department the Orange County Motor
of Interior Auditorium, Ca1 Dealers Assn.
Washington, D.C. Succeed-The show, formerl y held
ina Or. Andtus as national at the OUlnJe County Fair~
president is Georae W. Sch~ p ounds in Costa Mesa, will
luderbera or Baltimole,Md. be sponsored, p1odu ced and
Mu. Aaron D. (Mara&ret) manaaed by the Oranae
Christensen, vice-president County Motor Car Dealeu
in charae of local AARP Assn., wi th assistance rrom
entertainment, announces Gcorae Coloulis Productions
that Lila Zeli, artistic di-on ad.venisina, publicity,
rector and rounder of the entertamment and prom~
the Laauna· Beach Civic tion. Theme ror the show
Ballet Company, will pte-will be "The wonderful
sent Merilee Maanusen in world or cars."
the "Winter Fairy Varia-
tion" fr om Cinderella, and
"The SuJ&r Plum Pairy"
r1om the Nutcracker Ballet
or Tschaikowsky.
Hope at the piano
two
Phone i11 Your Orcl•r
for a Sulucrlptlor.:
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staJID llC1ICII --,.I liiUIIDA!._ OCT. It, 1117
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THINK ABOUT IT! THEN
WHERE YOUR PROPERTY TAX DOLLAR GOES
"'
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Mor• thon one-holf of oil property
.. / toxe• levied In 0r0ftge Co\lnty
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ho ct1 for rhe 1\lpport of the p\lb•
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THE ONLY CHANCE YOU HAVE
TO VOTE AGAINST HIGHER TAXES!
EXCERPTS FROM 1967·1968 BUDGET
NEWPORT·MESA UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT
Admlniatratl•o Salarloa• ...•..•.... S30S,620
Conaultanta. . . . . . . . • • . . • • . . . . . .. 67,813
Fodoral Projocta. • . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 494,469
Rolo and Rocomponao. • . . • • . . . . . • • . 62,000
Horizontal Ad•anco •.. , . • • . . . . . . . 76,249
Electric Letter Oponor .....•. · •.•. •. • 230
Amorlcanltm Progr""' • . . . • • . • . . . . . . 295
Spoclal Projocta (Hot ldu Fund) •. ·. . . • • 59,000
Miacollanooua and Othor E•ponaoa. • . . . . 45,849
AIR Subcontracts. • • • • • • • . • . . . • • • • . 45,491
•51) P E RIHTEHDEH T_, A$$1 ST ANTS
AHD DEPARTMEH1 HEADS
(not includin& principaJ$)
$30, 000. . . . Supetl ftteMettt ,
$22,535 .... $peclai I!Wutl• C..rclhtat•r.
S22,soo ....... , ..... , s.,.,, .... M ... .,.
$21,250 .... AciMinlstrlltiH Aaalst.nt.
$19,500 .... Acl.lnlstrlltiYe Aulst.nt.
$19,500 ••.. RetHrch efttl Dnel.,._t Dlrect.r.
$11,635 •••. lv4tet DINC'tef'a lteff As1i1 .. ftf.
$11,500 •.•• $hr4eRt Serflce1 Olrec .. r.
$17,500 .... Certlflc.t'H '•--•I Service• Olrec .. r.
$16,500 ...• 1•4eet Dlrecter.
$16,1100 •..• Corrin!-Coor41o-.
$15,500 •.•. Spoclo1 rrojocto Coor41..,or.
$15,000 ..•• lftstNctl•el Milterlel1 C..41Mttr. su,aoo .... r.,.1 ,_ .. s.m ••• c-.4-.
113,000 ...• l .. atr.ctt ... a s, .. _, ..... , ...
112,700 •.•• l•t.,...l .. ht¥1ce•·DINCtltr.
112,000 •... c ........ ,.., ... IMitNtl•• ......... .
Prop.#l -----NO
Prop.#2-----NO
Prop.#3"""----NO
Prop.#4-----NO
Prop.#S-----NO
Prop.#6-----NO
Prop.#7-----NO
1115-1!16 BUDGET: $13,100,000!
1111·1111 BUDGET: $11,000,101!!!
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HOW MANY SPECIAL ELECTIONS JOIN THE TAX REBELLION!
6% Increase in Enrollment
4no IICIIEASE II BUDGET!!!
CAN WE STAND? sssssssssssssss VOTE "NO"
ON ALL SEVEN 1
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