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Home My WebLink About1968-02-15 - Newport Harbor Ensignhat is •• ID • C Competition wu anwed Council racesu Don Bollon Palmer, William Banninalll, 111111\o • CMOR . WILLIAM R. WAG- NER JR., Naval aviator with extensive service In ar a I ency tor all l Newport Beach asked to atep as · by Paul and Ted Witmer. o1 Ca~ona Hiahlanda an. the Far '=ast, will tell about I k d nounced yestcHiay that he "f can't undelltand i t," P an 0 aye Mr. Forai t said ... What have Navy Proj ect Handclasp at •ill oppose incumbent they &ot aaainst me" Look the Feb. 2q nooo meeting of Councilman Linchley Par-Chick Iverson received aona in Dia ttict 7• what I have done Cot Wes t the ~ewport Ha rb or Ex- Council approval Tuesday Mr . Bolton lives at 540 Newpor t and Old Newport, change Cl ub at the Stuft 1-:iEATHER is lovingly patting her 2'h-mon lh-old bro· ther, Craig, and .it looks as if they'll never, never quarrel. The lucky parents are Mr. and Mrs. Russell Forsyth Jr. of Studio Ci ty. The proud grandparents are Jack Wrather, owner of the .Balboa Bay Club, his ex- movie star wife, Bon ita Gran ville. evenin& Cor removal or an Seaward Rd. and owns New-whi ch we re ueated like s tep Shi rt re staurant on Marine rs acceu restriction impos ed pofl Ploc)l Cover in& Co., children for 30 yean. Mile. He Is west coast dl- by the Plannina Commission 3SOO E. Cout Hwy., Corona "In my 4 yeau, Seashore rector of the project, an of- at his ruture Volkswaaen del Mar. l)r. between S6lh St. and f' . I I aaency aile on Coast Hwy. "No candidate shou ld run 0 ranae St. was widened; we I Cia Navy peep e-to-pec.ple beautified the o ld PE ri•kt program. The hand of fr iend-He ia ptepar.in& to move unopposed," he said. He ... rrom hi• present location a t deac:Jibed himself u a rull-or way; the new lireauard s hip is e•tended overseas 2 d S d N Bl d · d headquarters was con-by using soace available In 2 n . L an ewpou v ., u R. AND "RS. BURR ELIKER, fo-er resl'dents at hme local r esi ent and a -TIDELANDS FEES ASKED · th t')ld T N .,. M '"' r 11 · 1 1 bu · structed; the mauive beach sh ips going overseas to de- :ea, e to a ~~:n adj;~~~ 2M Marguerite Ave., Corona del Mar, are shown in n':,ti-~~m~a~:U. p:'r::~s~m~;d er osion sand haulin1 and liver charitable mat erial. Bayside Inn, across fr om front of thei r new home at Fort Huachuca, Ariz., where announced that moviemakin& sand ba11in1 pr ojecta were Cmdr. 'Hagner's previous as- Newport T)unes Pafk. they are living with their daughter, Major Martha Eliker dut ies would cause some Completed; ocean-front side-signment was executive of· The P1aMina Commission, of the U.S. Army. Mrs. EHker writes that the weather absences from Coun cil walks were reconsuucted in 1. I the busincn area." 1cer at the Naval o\ir Sta· in pantin& the use permit, is colder than in the Harbor Area, but the have a bea· meetinas. · Sa 1 · p .1 · West Newport nominaLors t.•on.. ng ey Po int, h1 • stipula ted that there shall tlful view from every window of the house. The Eli kers Mr. Bolton, 47. is a native B 'd r Cor \b. Forsit are Curt 1pp1 nes. A s u&&ested fee s6hedule roc use or city tidelands and submeraed lands was received Tuesday by the Newport Beach C ity Coun- cil, and the report was scheduled for study session discussion Feb. 26. Copies of the repo rt, pre- pared by the tidelands re- venue commi ttee, a1c avail- able at the City ~I all . The repo1t sta t ed that the comm ittee .. has concluded that the city should begin to lay th e gtoundwork for the establishme nt of an an- nual permit fee schedule for private usc of public tide- lands and subme1aed land s." The committee re commend- ed that the enabling ordi- na nce become effective July 1, 1968, and that one· hair or all tidelands re- venue derived fr om the fees be used Cor ca pita l improve· ment projects in the harbor. The followin1 rcuwla lO tal, 51,100; with eu.:m~ tion for areas made avail· able to the a en eral public and/or visitina yachts ror loading or off-loadin& pas· sengers and c•ao: about 1,1JJ lineal feet; no charac. • \-Iarine repair fa cility be no access to ays1 e lived here for mo re than 15 years. They are originall y o Boston, attended hi&h Or., with the u ception of from Greenville, Ohio. schoolinAkion,Ohio,servcd Pinckcrt,I09 32nd St.; Ralph fire n,htina equipment ac· in the Navy for 4 yean Watson,l503"'J: ~Uhote Or .; cess. P lannin& director l::t· CHARTER CHANGES dwina WOI'Id War II. He was 'Jeor1e Bush, 390.5 Channe l ne al Mayer Jt. told the on duty in Panama and also Place and the Newport Council that the Commi~ on the ._it craft Cartier Tackle Store: William Smilh, Obscenity protested • IS s;on cono;dered tho acce" TO GO ON BAllOT Boxer. •1 5 38th St.; \iary Caden-Ctom Bayside Dr. to be de-In 1946 he came to Cali· head, 3415 Seashore Dr.; trimcntal lO the interests of forn ia and served on the Ch arles \1cLaulhlin, 28 14YJ Duncan CitewaJt or 'lhore C C'l e n C k d • N 2 ' •'-· · •'-W Ocean Ft · r-•&• w·1 Clifh has wr,·tten to .ce resi dence son the o ther side oun 'm n .... ee oo an o. -Uu•orlllnl uJC Lona Beach police de ....art-. ., ....... o I . u• AI F ·, t d d ' C c 'l t 'd by d' ~ co• 330 62nd St ad J Federal Commun ,'cat,·on, o f Bayside Ot. or&• p~esen e a IS• oun 1 o prov1 e or I• ment from 1948 to 1958. He . .; n oe Councilmen Linds ley Par-play o£ mutual harmony at nance for payment of an and hi s wire founded the F•tts, I \1~ 35th St. Commiss1oo in Wuhinaton , sons and Bob Shelton sua· Tuesday evening's C ity allowance not to tlceed Floot Cover ina business in \b . For s it and Mr. Cook, IJ.C., to p!otest the Jeadin& C ., · · •5o h c_ r or obscene words from "The aested re s u ictin1 the ac-ounc, meeting 1ft oppo. a mo nt to memvo::rs 0 Lona Beach in 1960. The ton& known Col the ir colorfu l 'd .,. t d h '-., bo d d · · 8ta1d" ove1 Los t\noeles cess rrom SayS! e 1)1, to Sl 1on o propose c ar let C1 Y ar s an commiSSions followin& year they moved counc 1J controven,·eo, found d •-rr d r radio s tation KPFK. the northwesterly corner, amen mcnts to vo::o ere OJ es tablished by the chartet. the bus iness to Corona del themselves united at las t in which would be across from vo leJ approval. • No. 3 -Providing that Mar. He cited FCC reaulations C ., F ., ·• . r . . . indianation at the "attempt prohibitinl such btoadcast other commercial devel o~ ounc l man orgl con-u,e Sl&ncr 0 a pCtltron noml• The Bo\Lons have a marr ied to fi1 or ti& the election ." men t. sistently voted against put. natm&a pctson for the offi ce dauahter, Donna Pettijohn, Councilman Cook said his and oCCeted to provide a Councilman 'lee Coo"• com-ting the issues on the ballot, of counc il man must be a ,·n Lon& Beach, and 1 son, •• p t sw01n statement on the ptt? .,. answer Lo ......... a mer was an &lim he had heatd. Hctc 1s mented that he was pleased and on the final vo te for reais leted voter instead or Ray, t),who at•·nds L•'ncoln ~ 1· "N 1 ·11 ... em"",a JC, t o. w, not his Ieite! to FCC. dated to have at least one car adoption or the resolution, merely an elector in the School here. w"thd a Some u d • \tiline service stati ons dealer remain in Newporl he again voted "no ," and nomi nee's distri ct. \1r. Bolton is member of ~ in~l::~cc :yncn:m~~:=rs F~.~·!i:sh 10 advrse you that _ uniform uni t charae per Beach, beoause of the sa les Councilman Cook abs tained • ~o. -' -Prohibiting the the Corona del Mar l(jwanis to wilhd11w the ir su ppo~t ror Ju t nilht, Feb. 1• l%ij, on gallon of fuel dispensed; tax income for the city . 4e fr om voting, adopti':'n of any ordin~_ce Club, servina as chairman me and to pu t preuure on F\i ~tatiOn I(Pfl( rn Lo s 2,100,0fX) aallons at I '!.I made the mo t ion to overrule The 4-1 vote, however, ch ang.mg . andd . '.edefrn•na ol the bOys and airh com-me to withdraw my name for o\noelea a \iiss Judy Eisen· and boat yards -(al uni rorm annual unit ree per fr ont root or area used Cor boa t 1epa ir, matine railways, elevators, hoists, crane s and similar devices; 500 front f~et at 51 per foot; total , .S500; (b) unifonn an- nual unit £ee per lineal foot of space available for side ties and slip ren tals; about 1.950 lineal feet at 51 per foot; to tal, 51.950. C."'' ~, oallon·, total, .ce Plannin& Commission decrees lhat the follow in& councrtmanrc rs U1 Ct boun-'tte H · be r .c .c 1 . T"-of ,..-ua d . .th . 6 th . ma e , e IS mcm r o UJC UJe e ectron. nc answer stein di scussed the contr o-Slt,500. with respect to the prohibi· charter amendment propo-aues wr '" mon s puor board of directo11 of the my nom·na•-o w • to I . .1 . ,' ~. as an a-venia l play, the 'Bea1d.' Total estimate is 574,730 ted acceu, opecify;na that sitions will be on the ballot any re1u ar counc, m&niC New-t Hatbor Commun'1ty 1 te N I . r-•o,, u • o. . .. ~..~,iss E;aoos te,·n 0 may in annual rees. location of 1 for the ._pril 9 munici-1 e ect1on. Youth Centet, a-• mombe • ~ ""I r' •-~ ~ ~-Co ed nu ._,1. ~ I ~IICt .. ~ be lai ... lH•• '-• natM ea I 1'be if deaitod "' 11-w.cil aar• lo vi 1M Sui•U.~ic. f01 :-~t\11 1!!N; '-1116l"'*ii _.,. H'lld jl_ io the .,_,_ n• f~~~:-~~~:~i~~~ ' -ttiidiem, thi C.lida ~·....,..!' ,..,.; .. tAt,; or,...,...,.... pohttc.al co.pwu to da.,.,. cut) ...... td the mcti&s or M -•• Pft fot new pier ponnf tt; and requirement'"' eliaibility t.o and oppolln& lhe proposN Mtln.,.ile, in llle oller the imaae ( th c"ty Th' '"' Pier beyond the Th t" sme dments at the Feb 26 · 0 c 1 • 11 the play and condoned any IO inuallations a t ss each; uans(ers, accord in& lO the e mo ron was serve on the Council. The dn d f · Council contests, some in-11 a shallow reas~n. of pure and all emotions aroused ~· followina schedule: unanimously appro ved. Charte r now requites a pet-stu ~ agen a . The 1nal day dianant char1es were beina folly. Our producbv1ty as a .L Cih 1 h d d th L lata!, SSO . • New permits, increase Councilman AI Fotlit ask· son to be • qualified eleclOr to . f.lle the_ llguments, (or hurled into lhe political Jeaislative bod y has been ' e a ~o c I c e o£ • West Newport channels ed Mr. Iverson, "Are you in his dis u ict for at least ma•lmg w•th the sample rinl, bur no towels. oulltandina r .. nler.'eds. T·~~s dt,amabocr.•tac -uniform flat annual (ee fro m S50 to StOO; additional &o inl to move away ft om . ..a · ball 15 w·u be Feb 17 • · or 1n IRI u•C pay lin&. . nd / I' d revenue, based on 1.5 per one year lmmt"'.lately pre-o '. ' ·. •. ·. Counci lman ._, Fotlit • Apparently \ll. Pal ncr She alluded to hiS sexual ~~e ~::: 2a54 :,' s~~Pea:~; year, sSJO. m~~el~rt;;,~c;:!J:~d. ''Yes, cedin& his nomin a~ion or ~ounc•lmanCook cr,hc lzc d stated that he would file o~je cu to dJalo&ue and rru suations for findina It 1 12 540 • Tranders, incre ase appointment. The amend-w at h.~ called a "crash his papers ror reelection to V1 1orous debate , He wants borin& tota' 'd • fr om 525 to SSO·, additional because of the uaHic prob--ment would reduce lhis l'rogram or chaner ame~d-the City Council berore noon everyth in& to look as smoOth · • Re si entia! abu tting !em.'' time to 90 days mc nt. 4 e re commended 1n. tod th d ad!" A d 15 peaches and cream ," "Then, at apprnKimatcly properties-uniform fl at an-~::~~usei,6~~~e~o o;ha~~/~: . stead. the e lection or a'new co::~ilma~ o:e c:;k a~d Jerry \\'ooters, SOOl RIVCI 11 :~5 p.m. she decided to nual fee per pier and/or c · t I St h d• Jloa1d of F.rcchotders to cand·,date Jer~ Woote•• • W N h d read lines from Qus pl ay. a lip and side t ie; soq at Sl() pr oposed in the S25 fee for rys a ep en leS d th "3 -.vc ., e st l ewport, a spoken by \tiss Harlow and revisions. s tu Y e entire challcr and didn'tquit the race, aJthou1h stated earlier lhat runnins each; to tal, 55,090. s. uga:cs t chan&e s. Comment-all 3 ,.,·d they had been ror council would be a chat-Billy the Kid. In this feci· Comme'c'.al and ,·ndu• The report also inc luded a •'-d tat' h s k th d • • list of\2proposed harbor im-o\rtist Crys tal Stephen of worked most of her li fe with 'ng on ~·c pto~s~ _chanac Boo lengc. At that time he had 100 1 e po e e wor 5 uial s lips-uniform annual h d d by 428 Serra '>r., Corona Hi&h· oils bu t then started with conccrnrna lediSUICIIn&. he sters no lnklin& or what a chat-'s -·-· and 'f---.' unit (ce pCI lineal root or provcrrents, ea c up wat~r colors. Sa id he favo_rcd avoid in& the d '<;ubpart E -Pr ohibited s ru~ce available fot s ide s ucet-end bulkhcadin& in lands, passed away Tues-gen ~·mandcrmg p•oblem by lenac 11 w1;10l turn out lo Practices and ·\dminis ua- ...-We s t :'~lew port channels at a day, Feb. 13 , at Westminster Het work was shown at the ; • $ be. He also was app~oached ties lnd s lip rentals; about Com -•n,·ty Hosp,'tal afteo Corona del \·lar Library, and elec tron of Council members QIVe 370 and asJ.:ed 10 withdraw £rom t1ve Sanctions, parasraph 32;000 lineal feet at II pet cost or 510(),000. No.6 on .... allar1e cn.\19-!>pel Is out: 'Noli- r I •32 000 On ••e 1,·5 t ,·, bulkheado'ns havins been ill for several was exhibited at San Clc-· the '1is trict ~ race in favor d d oot· Iota u• Counc "lmanF ,0·tsad•ca1 ccnse ra 10 o ,....rator oo ' ' ' • years, mente and La&una Beach 1 0 1 1 uo of l)onald \tclnnis . Richard ··-• Private yacht c lubs and the 'Jrand Canal channel,' Mts. Stephen was born .o\rt Shows whe re she took the proposal""' pay members The executive board of the Clucas, ~403 Seashore Or., o ther person sha ll tJansm1t convnunity association slips 140(),000, and No. 10 is ac-Qec. 2 • 1889• in Oayton, firsts and honors. of boa!ds and commissions Corona del \tar High Cich ool West NewfK"n, a one time communJcat10ns conta1n1ng and landin&s -unirotm an-quisition or waterfront pro-Ohi o. She was a araduate of She wa s a membei of Women take s 1n too much tenitory. Boos ter Cl ub allocated potenhal cand.date, r-ov,dcd obscene, mdccent, or pro- nual unit fee pet lineal foot pc:rty to berth lifeauard Painters of -\me rica Western _"You mus t be fr om Texa s s n o ror a var iety of s tudent the action thrs time to ask rane words, language, or vf s pace available ror s ide boats, SIJO,OOO. Est,·ma ted Polytechnic High School in ' 1f y u d th 1" h d t ' ·t · ' me anin& • Loo '-aele s, and went for Painters o\ssn and the o o a. c saJ . ac lVI ItS at a re cent meet-fl'lf a "un•tcd front" alamst . ties and slip rentals; about C05 t o f all 12 projects is La&un a ·\rt .o\ss~: "You'll have to pa) o ut a •na. \lr. FN&Jt. "Surely th•~ rulmg applies· 1,11)0 fee t at Sl per foo t: 51,138,500. 2 yearCs to Normal, which is lot of money." The En&lish department ,,8 1 d . r , to br oadcas r stations as now U Lt\. Sh · · d b he r ut wou.l n t &o or 11,' be e '' survive Y Councilman Cook sa1d 11 received money roo purchase we\\ as 10 1adio amateurs, 0 Z R rts I In her 78'years of life she h b d If c_ h · •'-sa1d \b . Wooters. '"The . . 0 . On S Son us an • Cfl1C'It;w 0 •S u•t: could cost as much u of video tapes, wh 1ch w11t and my wife and I will glad· crowded a lo t or accom-f d ' f p · ••' 3 8 rea!h11 IS that I feel the Cit)' otmct e 1lot o r.n .... r s s -'. 00 aye&J, based on the will be used to tape speech 1} prov1dc you v.1 th a s w01n Plishments. She was with I k h "B bl r d · · I d r has reached the potnt where n , I c • e o a ve r-or1gma 11 I proposal to and drama pre s entations. s taleme nt m th i!O matter." d I the Red Cross in World War · " 51 0 a C\tque •~ be1inn in1 to • • A st • tism&. pay up to 0 a month. The athle tic depart rr ent rvtces w1 (1'1; e a ·..roreen an al , pre~• 1n 1 received S65 fcc purchase nf ' les In iU ra Ia 1. F•om 1922 to 1958 ohe Se · ·11 •-h ld t n _ \I h 1 ·d · th•n> '' cao dete.m;ne wh o $1 000 GI VEN TO UCI was a corrrnercial artist for 1 p.m. Fr ida y, Feb. 16. at as mayot rr~>tem 1n the films 10 be used b~· sw•m· ",ge>!ng t(l run and who IV KIW 4HIS ClUBS The new adventure or life in Sydney, .. usUalia, ended in death Wednesday, Feb. 7, for Paul Robertson, son or Mr. and Mn. O.'Z. Robertson, tlf)l Ebb Tide 'toad, liatbot View Hills. Women's Wear, the Dry Pacific View Ohapel with absence of \Jayor paul · ~ ISn I.' In special ceremonies at Good. Econom'.,, a n'd Good mm a coaches to anai)'Ze IJonald \lclnnis, 4t05 half ,·,me of •ce UCI ~ha-the Re v. Raymond I. Brahams 'Jruber, agreed that the S100 · · h · u1 ....... ,, H ' . oro.. sw1mmrn1 tee n1qucs. The Sea!>hote l)r .. West Newpo•~ · ,ou~epan& • .,..e then of the St. Andrew's Presby-amount was too h1&h and Booster Club .... ev...-ouoly· manvars1ty basketball &ame. ca....;. to 0 C d rr· . 'd h ld f ,.. !( d(nled that \h. Palmer has a che ck in the amoun t ,,r ...... ranae ounty, an ter ian Church as o !Clint. sa• s c wou not ao or had purchased 8 mm. mo,·ie k d h t b 1 "d studied under Rea Brandt Interment will be at Pacific more than 150. This change equipment, wh ich 15 a vall-as e lm 0 run u 51 1 51 ,000 was prucnted ta th e and other attiata. She had View \lemorial park. was nadc in the ptoposal . able to all depa•tment• -r he had nblalncd permission un,vers1ty rrom the first an· d ·• "bo d d · •· from \lr . Pal met to usc his an u1e 11 s an com--the school. nual UCI mvitational bas· Mr . Robertson, 37, leh here in November and u .. tabliahcd an invettment rirm Sewer charge proposed with TY Hardin in Sydney, A sewer service study by He had had 4 major opera.. the Newport Beach city en· tiOns r01 olltotl'lylitia in the &ineerina dep•lment sua- last year, eccordin& to hit 1 esta a service charae &o mother. finance a t~eer proaram He was born of improvanent and repl aco- 1930 in Colorado rDenL He waa paduated from The ro llo•in& achedulc or port Harb« Hilh School lfrHt ch•l" waa suuuted: anended the University of '-' ......... • •t.lS pet month for Colorado. He"' a member v· Ch 1 .• ~ Pb' . ueh aln&le family rcaiden-fJ &he -\h Foree rrom 1950 •ew ape • w~on .,.. lhP till unit; tolal t.anitt in city. to 1954. Hit tervie.e was Murray of the Corona del Mar 12,400; eatimaud .,nual in- spent in Teua. Cone.reaational Cburc:h at come. •ti6,000. Mr Robenaon's father o(fic:lant. Interment ••• at • tl P• monlh Cor each wbo. •en·ed ae New poe; Pacific View Mamofial Part. unit in a multiple resida.- 'Boadl c.,..cnmaa in 1946-., • TilE" LOSS d,. builcht whh 2, lor 4 SO, d .. oiOJIOd dis !;tat anita ji' CliFF IA¥11 aoi to; ,.,,. ..,;,., 4,l00: of H•bol View Hills., and A c~mcra. pinal and mi~ tllinsat ed income. tS4,001). Paol hM ben auociaud cell•eou• juwelty addlnt • •t per month for .. m wl .. him in -.i .. u . 'Ill _, fl,l$~.50 were ,., ... u.it ia • multiple relidatial .... i ... MaiMI ttia pat-from H. S•ley HealiM. lleii4.Jaa .. tit 5 or IliON •• ua ~I• .......... LMn llO Klnp Pl-. Cliff ~lu: .,.,. oaita, •1,300: ... LM, '• oleo-a dol Mol, Ho•..,, Fritlrty, f •• 9. umalod •-•11,000. .... • -·· O.Z. -..,. The -IY oc .... ed ..,,._ • 15• P• ......., for •am ~a. Jr •• S.6 De.,., ina the ..,.. .. of 9 a.& 'ID •it in a Inlier ,..; 170 Senicft ... Mid ,.._.,. 5:15p.m., while~. Healiae •htt ulilaMM ina.a. ..,, Pe~. lJ, It Puinc was 11 woll. t7,UO. Thi 5 schedule would bri n& in a to tal estimated annual inoome of 5 265.~ 30. The report stat ed that i t would be necessary to rai sc aOOut S314,JOO an- nually rrom a sewer servi ce charae if the ci t)' sewer A)' Stem were to be financed entirely by revenues other th., lhe Jenera! fund. ' Dlll¥111 1$ lOOKED lrv1n& Chtppel .) •• 44, o f 2241 Vista Hopr, Eau 81urr, waa booted on the charae or re~lony d.N.nk. dri-m, Friday niaht.. Feb. ~. al~er beina i nmlvod in a c:olllaion at &he 1600 block of W. Coast Hwy., wiLh c• dri ... Leoo McOroe ol Sool BeeCh. Bolh *ivcn wen hD•italited llld have Hen .. leate4. Paa .... r ,..,... ...... MoOow, 21, or Seal Bttda. h ti II • Ho .. Ho• pi tal. ' missions" were defined as name as a supporter. ke tb&\1 tourname nt held 1n those , es tablish(d by the 'ltant of SIOO was made Ed H1tth. 1unn in1 aaainst !)ecembet. chartcl . Lo the Speech and T)ebatc Councilman Cook, filed his Chancellot Oan,el 'J. o\l- Whcn Councilmen Fot&it Club to help send JUni or nommatiOn papeu )'Citerday. rich accepted the chec k and Cook. Ct"lfl tinued to Cl• s peech s tudents to a so~ Hrs nominators are Danie l rrom the s ponsor in& K•wani t · · r mer ins titute. Other fund• 'J. Ald11ch Jt ., UCI c hance\-Cl •-of Co press similar opm10ns o 1 139, r 1 ')r d uv. tona del \tar and the proposed amendments, were a located to the ath-\('Or, • _,. aJ:y · ~n the Ir vine Complea. The Councilman !toward Roaers letic department for bukct· John B. P11ker . 31.5 Even1n1 presentation wu made by mus ed, "It's an inletestin& belt and football,_ •nd a St~r , oCOovct Shotes ;Walter ')ickSmith and Gene Bishop, coalihon.'' small sum t o the art depa11-Sprcer. S3 Harbor Isla~; put presidents: Bob leech, "We're runnin1 for reo. ment, Clyde Yarnall, l400 IJolphrn chaitiT'an d, die tournament· election," said \11. For&i t. OITICTIVI f 'STEIH Ter .. and Geocae Friedl J.r., Bob Daniel, Key Club advi ~ The Council also: 1.52 1 Serenade Ter., IT"Yrne 101, and Jim . Riedel, Key • <;et Feb. 26 as the date "POLICI!MAH OF YEAR" Terrace; Th.omaa Dou.lan, Club president. Detective .J . (All Epste1n, 1309-11 Bays.de Dr., COfooa ~-;~;~~-~t u •m a Hubor Leaion Pos t's re .. narcotita inveatiaator, has del Mar ; l)avid Coot, 915 .., TIIAI..I quest for utension o1 its been named .. .,alinrnan of Be IIIII St .. and John Ponet, •u ·• -I U lease on the Le&ioo Hall the year'" by fellow orTicers 6.SS V-is ta Bonita, Eaat The ._e.!l Oivhion of site at 21.5 l.51h St •• Cenual ollbe Newport Beach Police Bluff; Joe Earhart, 41 Beaco. tlilleNe...,on H·llllor O.ab• Newpou . Oept., and will be honored Bay ; and Jobn MacLeod, 21 of Oomm•ce will lloDor 111 • Auti'ori ud the nee:~ by NeWptWt Hatbor E.J:.chante Hatbor 111..0. .,.. m••• •111M ill tion or 1n 11recment ..;" C lub •~Wert at their PC . Hi•L" said I.M& llile •e rMI e ... _,.eetlotl Willi 1m p, Ficker of Balboa haacHoa today. Feb. ts, at ronowin.a at~ en eadoni., • a luch-p• u .. ror •ehiu c tunl ••vices .. Slllft Ain resaaurant. bia cend.idacy: Dt. V.. dlie .. ..._.. .,.__, fo r oonatruc:lion of a relo--~,..,.a ~· SIOMI.Mte. Cooe•. .-c.ec.; ' J_.a ,.....,... o.. ... cetath l.OOO.tctu•..toot antt .. t 4nc.. of IM• StoHard, r ... r N"JG11 ...... Jolla Us·· ti6U odoldoo 10 the 0>10110 dol SUI,. ol Calif-aDa,_.,. e.c1o -·· ....... ---·-••••-M• 1ibn.l)'; IOtal COlt or .... , ol , ..... •ill w .. sww.n; ....... H. -............. , •• the poojoet Ia •"""•od at .... , .,...., u pan ol ,.,.. n.a,-. *· _. .... -•• .W ....... .. f54,000, lncludint M,OOO .. ;, a-. Pn••lioa Willi• a;,.. 1-1 -· lllrooli, 0~11 ••11• .. •cltit ect' o foe. !obra ----1o ololc .-.; 01. U .. ._ Ool .... ..._ ........ «:ooll• .... -l) llwiJitt 'Jjq, ----... Wll-...... _ -., J,. ...... • 1111 an OP •••••' aiACII TMI MAUD« Aaa:A'S 0,!161 N6r':IIAI'ta _ ... ,... .. _ ..... \Eoo ............ m•Lc:-.... ,c-... .,.c.w. _,...., . TILI!'IIDIIIo &JW .. 1-Co4o 71~ . -, ~ ' ' .. J • ._. • ..., IIH ... ~loul ... "J.IWIU , ... --~~~ 1101 •btl." ..... tderiaa t. 1M ~fa"· "OCIIIJ'ar, 4ilec:IOI o1 •• Pe-MI. Smidli led lh• baua. f01 "'Bat hia tout tot• llftiiCh. daal IDrMo o1 lll•••tip· civil Jlah&a In Butler iaa on!' tioa. loOt aotl o1 •• pAl• Couaty lona befoe:e 195'. In The traJedy ol more 111M nntation -., teadiaa PM. 1 ua.tetunt made in 1965, I ceatury 110 il broqbt to Sari* a pefiOUI IIUII of he tlld: T-. ......, IAI801 J:JIICN le , .. ..a, • If ... .,._ .. _, ,... ..... •• ... c .. , ., .....,_. .._._ _. • _,, leceu, ntlad by tbe pauin& of a COftllllUiatioa, "We placed tho. fit1t NtJ!O peat jOt.Unalitl who" tft.o. He waa a Ytteran of World toache~a in Hamilton pubhc dufina ptlnciplu alld death.. War J aad a memlNr ol schools, and the fiJU Noaro louw~dt promise lo arouu \merl~an Leaion Lewit• nunet in Hami.lton and patriotic fervor loa& af .. r he fihitaktr Post No. 520. A Middlot.own hotpllllt. We hu aone rtorn hit typewriter , tpecial memoe:ial ~ervice knocked oul racial ditcriml- and dett. waa held in , bit ho(IOI by nation in urvina Ncaroea __. ... =:••• .... .,, .... .....,_. ...... c ........ -.,. .._I -tl, ... T.....,. s.ce.t cl._ ,....,. pel4 •C...•• .... c.u•. T8t NPIPOIT HAIIIOI IENSJC,. w .. .4J..t.H 1o t. • •w•· ,..... ., _.-el c~ulello. .. , COWl 4ecr.e ~ A-.,171 tt.ed ~, ••• '"'· ,. S..ior c ... ,_ the c .... , of Ot•:r· S.ele or Callf•e&a. ... .,, ,.._.. 1W-f i• qulified 10 p.t.ll ell pUik ... ~ce.-., ·-· o\lvin 0. Smith, rho peat member. of tho American In the bu s s tation and other Ne110 editor and publi•h•r t...eaion from Cincinnati, public placet. We opened •· of the Butler County o\merl· Hamilton , and Middletown. job1 on mer·it, in indu1Lry can, publi1hed wealc(y in Tho eaaloay ptinted in the and retail atoru. "II thi1 Hamilton, Ohio. died at tho Butler County "merican on wu done without ruot tin& Middletown Hospital, on Feb. 3 named "lvin D. to communi s t hate-buildina Jan . 23, at the ... or 69. Smith .. ..Olampion or tactics, and without blood . Hir paper wu bJouJht to human riptt." Continuina, "Conservative forces my attention by Richard it stated: .. Service to God mus t stand up and act or Cotten, apoakina from .. The and country was the theme elle o\metica is lost. Con- Conservative Viewpoint," on which he baaed his life. servatives should launch a but his name was little His paper was dedicated to nationa l commi ttee to im- known amona western con· riaht• . (or all, majofities prove u.ce relations. This acrvatives des pite the (act and minoiitiea, His was the committee s hould place in that 1 quoted (rom his pub--only Ntaro edited publica-every home , lite~ature for Hca tion on many occasions. tion in the nation which <\meticanism in lanauaae AIVO £, HAAPA ................................. OwNr ... P.t.ll.a.. PEG HAAPA ............................................... .A.-ci•• Edkot SUeSCRI,.TIOM RATIS o.e ,. •• 14.00: 2 ,. ••• 11.00 0.. ,. •• 1!.00: 2 ,. ... 19.00 ~~.. ..l!tNj ~ .11-,. ARVO E. H.A..A.PA, owner Md pubHshtr of tfte Ensieri OOQooO.OoOQ:OO~~OoOO COOK AIID FORIIT AGIIEE 011 THIS OlE Harvey Pease, writing in the "Letters to the Editor" in this Issue of the Ensign, has a pertinfflt coinment about th e efforts to get 2 of the incumbent Newport Beach councilmen out of the race for re-election. He says that that decision should be left up to the voters. There should be no place for "king-making" behind the scenes in our local politics. The voters can figure out the situation for themselves:· whether it's "harmony" they want, or plain speaking on public issues. I say, ''Har- mony be hanged," and let the issues be thrashed out in ooen meetings, so the public can kno w what is going on. I can im agin e a number of places where harmony may be found: at a dictator's cabinet meeting , for example; or on election day in communist Russia; or "in solitary" in a prison cell. One kind of harmony I'm glad to see: Councilmen Dee Cook and AI Forgit agreeing not to heed the pleas to withdraw from the race. The request to bow out certainly was made on the basis of inadequate evidence. Paul Pal me r, Bill Banning, F red Schoepe and Ted Witme r have been named as the "har· mony seekers." I can vouch for the fact that they are in · deed rare visitors to Cou ncil meetings. I can vouch also for the fact that the so-called "personal clashes" be--- tween Mr. Forgit and Mr. Coo k tak e up a minuscule amount of Council time. That means a very tiny amount compared with th e dreary droning over many insignificant issues that appear on the Council agenda. How ref reshing it is to listen in on a cl ash or two from time to tim e. • • • OIIHAII'~IURDEII, OIIE-IIAII'~VOTE There is a campaign going on for reducing th e present 2/3 "Jote needEd for approval of school bond issues. The basic reason tor the campaign appears to be resentment at what is described as mi M'I'ity rule -a vo ting minority defeating the will of the majority. The trustees of the Newport-M esa School Uni fied District have ju st joined in this attack a9ainst the to ng- standing 2/J requi remen t. In a le{ter sent to s tate teg is- lators,the trustees called th e 2 13 ru le a "complete cont ra· diction to th e one--man, one-vote concept," wh ich has received the special atten tion o f the U.S. Supreme Court. So be it: Let us appeal to the one-fflan, one·vote con- cept, and set that bond vote percentage accordingly. "One·man's·burd en, one-man's·vote" woul d be a mo re equ itabl e way to s tate the concept, since school bonds are paid for by a tax on property. What mo ral right does a non·oroperty.awner have to imoose a tax bu rden on a property owner? If th e school bond promoters are sincere about wanting to be fa ir and equitabl e, then let onl y oro· perty owner s vo te on school bond issues, and reduce the requirement for approval to a simple majority. Or let the vo ting eli gibili ty remain as it is, and increase the re- Qui rem ent for approval to 314, That would just about make it truly one·man, one·vote, based on the re sponsibility for paying the bonds. There is an implied accusation in the eHort to reduce the 21 3 reQuirement for bond approval: nam ely , that we a re no t generous in financial support of schools. There seems to be an attempt to tag the "no" voters with a guil t complex, as though they are penny·oinch ing our tax· support ed schools. A tool( at you r ci ty-countY" tax bill .-.ill help erase that guilty feeling. Here is a typical tax bill in Newpo rt Beach : to tal city-county t9x rate, $.8.359 per $100 o f as· sessed valuation: $4.b445 o f th is amoun t go ing tor ou r tax·supoorted schools. That is 59,•o of the entire tax bill , When 551,,~ of ou r local tax goes for one item, it is ti me to tak e a s tand for protection of the ha r~h !t tax· payer. It is time to start cu tting back on th is tr emendous burden, rather than to look for easier ways to vote mo re bonds. • • • SEll, KUCHEL IS IIUIIIIIIIG 011 HIS RECORD A newspaper headline announced last week : "SEN. KUCHEL TO RUN ON RE CO RO." The s iDry told ol Sen . Thomas Kuchel's formal announcement of his candidacy fo r re·election to the U.S. Sen ate. You can be sure that he will be runn ing on his re cord of perfo rmance in the past years -because there are many of us who will make sure that you know what that reco rd is. Just by way of a s tarter, the Ame ricans fo r Constitu- tional Ac tion, a conservative group promoting cons titu· tiona! government, rated Sen. Kuchel 40% in 1967. Th is means th at ACA has found th e senator voting only 40 % of the ti me in fa vor of constitutional principles. GUITAR MUSIC and an Engl i sh pub at· mosphere wilt highlight the Feb. 18 fund raising event of the Eastbluff Associates, a wbmen's commi ttee of the Orange Coun- ty Philharmonic Society. Se tting the mood are 3 of th e commi ttee members, from left Beach, where the pub Is an authentic re- plica of any to be found In England. Din- ner a tthe Jnn wi II consist of fish 'n chips, topped off with English sherry trifle. The party will continue with "dart s and draughts" and folk songs by Bob and Mar ion, strol ling guitarists. Mrs. Carl Mullen is chairmna o f the Eastbluff Asso-- ciates. Mrs. Harry Goeli tz is Vice---chair- man; Mrs. Kfoury , recording secretary; Mrs. Charles 0 . White, corresponding sec· retary; Mrs. Donald J , White, treasurer; Mrs. Edward T. Ma loney, parliamentarian; Mrs. Frank A. Cooney, publi c relations chairman . (Ensign ph oto.) I reaarded Mr. Smith as one s upported Bany Goldwa ter that anyone can unde rstand. o( the most outs tlndina of for pres ident. "We call upon conserva- presc.nt day pauiots, blac k "He was outspoken rOt tives to do this because all Of wh,·tc. ~~. · · . . f can see. how th e liberal so-,meucan prmerples -tee- In an editorial, the Cin-dom of choice, freedom of cialist..minded and the weak- cinnati Enquirer s tated, the individual, but aaainst on-conmunism administra. .. . . . tion in Washington has The death of .o\lvin 0. CIVIl IIJhts wotken who de-. . <;mith deprivos Ohio of one sened their responsibi litie s' br ~uaht on u_ots, the ~·ghest of its aenuinely e s.traordi· and we re foo)ish enough to cu me rate ~~ our hrstory, • Mr s. David H. Garver, Mr s . Nicholas Kfou ry, with guitar, and Mr s. Jack R. Cu r· ley, dinner chai rman . They will begin wi th a poolside champagne opener at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Don 0 . Michael s, fol lo wed by a tri p aboard the Newport National Bank's double deck er P iccadilly bu s to the White Ho rse (nn in NewPort · . hate breed•na between nary petsooahties. The En· 11d the Reds , ContJanHy he races, and the no-win policy qu irer deeply rearets hi s suened the fact that there . v · II r h . h . d th h. h h d · · . 1ft ICtna m -I 0 W IC IS ea , w IC as create a were m1lltons of <\meu can . . void that will no t easily be Nearoes who felt 11 he did. takm~ the Un1 ted .States of r'.lled," "He d 1. th o\mer 1ca down the road to serve no rce on e f · " Ear ly m January,. the communists and leftists that set dom -~communism . <\me ri can Leaion aave to their attempted 'Unc le Tom' In every usuc. o~ the Bu t- hi m an award of merit for smeau on Nearoes who we re le r Coun ty o\me11can has LeHersto Editor 1 appeared the <\l vin 'J. 'imith s loaan, prin ted wi th whi te letterin1 aaainSI a black backaround: "In -\merica, ow fiu t job is to s top and rout the communists. Then KEEP flATS 114 RING Editor of the Ensign So one will question civic- leader Paul Palmer's s in- cere, public conce10 fot the best in terests of the ci ty of ~ewpor t Beach Howevet . his direct plo- posal to incumben ts ·\1 Forgit and f)ce Cook that lhcy resign in theit bid for re --ele cti on to the city coun- cil, fot whatever reasons, is inapptopllate and ine.\CUS • able. It vio lat.:s the pr ivilege in ~mc.r ican democtacy to encouta1e the individual to stand for public office. It also dep~ives the ci tizens of the community of a choice or elective. rep!C.SCntatives - a cotner stone of representa· rive government. <\nd if dusent is ob,ected to, re- gatdless of the g1ounds, let 1t be re rnern be1cd that noth- mg is mme s tulrifving to a cornmun11v than a ci tv coun· ell, ot a school boatd , that never heats an ob,ec tion nor a d1SS1dent voice but acts with ruhber-stamn unanimity. The prnblems of the '\l ew. poft 'I arbor o\r ea and of othet cnmmun i ties a rc too com- nlex, the rss.J•es too diverse, the costs tno high, to fac- clns e or discoura1e consi· de raiLnn of alternative cour- ses of action merely for the sake of ha rmony. It is to the comm unity's ad\·antage that both candi- dates have chosen to leave thei r "hats in the rin(l., and petemptoJJlv re jected the sug~estion that they wi th. draw from the councilmanic race. f.larvey Q. Pease Balboa Island, Cali f. REPLY TO SCHMITZ Edi tor of the Ensign I read wi th intere!ll Sen a~ tor John Set-mitt' recen t au icle published in you r rarer reaardinr; the Cl'o·IA and s.Ocialized medicine.. I'm altaid the Senator has not done his homework ve ry auiduously. T he federal 1 eai s l atim that was enacted in 1 ~65 contained two "socialistic" p roa rams -Ti tle 18, the Medicare law, which pro-- vides medical care for th ose aae 65 or over by c:ompu l· sory taxation wi th out c:on · s idc.rati on for any batil of need, and Title 19, the Med icaid o r Medi.Cal p~ aram• as we call ll here in California, whi ch provi des medi cal care for cateaori cal aid aroups o( welfare rtci· pients such at the blind. totall y di tabled and medi- c ally needy. straight and voice of the poor is considerably less than the. res t of the electorate. The Californi a Medical By Tom Anderson ~II oth~rl probbllems, inclubd· Associ ation and the. Ameri· •na tacra pro ems, can e can Medical Associatioo wocked out in pea ce and have consistentl y supported THE GOOD, THE BAD, AND THE INDIFFERENT freedom." I. ,. 1 d. · .1 To thi s I say a ferven t rea IS IC ~ove r nmen ta me. •· Louder rhu n thf.' no•~e or thL' .. harJ people'" RliS!il e and anli·missi le caJY-'c•ry: and about cal care proarams for those is rhe silence of the "gooJ people." Many Russia's tr ained troops within the United <\men!" <\nd, in memory of tJ ulyin need. C\1<\did indeed ··g()(XI people·· are mainly concerned with ho"' St at~: nnd our own disa rmament. Or maybe the hetoic figh t made by the support California's Medi· '" ~t ay awake on a full ~tomach . you just nttd a lobotomy ! la te <\l vin '). Smith , I will Cal prosram and we sti ll A-. General Van Horn M <.!'eiL'~ '''".i: .. rhoJ>f.' Now rhat McNamara· has been switched submi t 10 the <\metican support it as a sound con· who h:•vc >he m~t ,0 .I-· W>ll •->he 1",., to ~-r people, two proposed Ia~ s, r . . ...., ""'" '"' .. lrom uot: ense into the World Bank . don'r you ccpt or prov rdmg the needy rcM~I. tTh.,. country club ~<el.) 1 1 h h h one to prohibit co\labOia• wi th good medi cal care. get so ace rom t e thoug t that e can now lion by •m,,·,cans ,·n Com· Recently. the nrr\Qn who run' uur huu'>l' anJ ,·-nd only our " · l d f 1· • ' The. O IA and the A\IA have ,... · ··~ m,nf'y ms ea o ou r ll"t'\. I were at rhe country cluh for dinnl·r and ro munis t activities , and the never endorsed such com-Counr your blessings! So President Johnson othc> ,_ P'''cnt ,·ntctfcr· warch ""the other half." One of the town's · · b ~ pu lsor~· schemes as ~-ledi · u g•vm(l ack to Pana ma our Panama Canal · ~~. · 1·r by ; lc:ading socia l climbe.r" -"'llg:gerf.'d ,ovcr ro our c.nce 1n "merrcan 1 e care which force. all people (not Johnson's), just think how many worse · I · 1 · .table in her gown cut to se.: level, S<Lt down JRlttnatrona communiSm. \0 rarticipate whether they dt.inp he cotd41 do by Ex«utiw: Order! No, _, nex1 to me :tnd mooed: / .. 1 don·r know whoo 1· lk. boo -•····· h. •"XILI•RY TO -OR wan t \0 or no t and with ut-m not ta m1 a r S~KJWJDI IS pU bladder """" "" iris you're so invoh•ed in but rhe only thing I'm · 'lV · •-Su p•sr PR•Sio•MTS ter disrc.aard to a person's opitrauon 15ar on eltn~~L<·r. ppo5e our Ab-"" ~ ~ ability to pay for his o~ crusading for is 10 keL'p my ~n out of th~ llominal Showman should decide to Jive Alaska Past presidents of the draft." N I' •-· care. Howc.v~r. since Medi-h:;~ck 10 Russia? After all. we bou1h1 it only ewport "lal vvo <\mer ican care is now the. law of this And wh y not'.' Hi' dalllly f.'varJcJ the rJralt. 100 y~»ts ago for $7,"!00,000. or less than two Legion <\uxiliary, Unit 291, · H" uncle evaded the rJraft. A~ far a-. I know . ·11 •-h d th y 1 natton, ou r responsibility cents an acre.. No wonder the Russians are w1 Ul; onore a t e a en- as physicians and ci tizens nohorJy in the famil)· connection ever ""·ent ro fiB hting Ca pital ism~ ti ne sweethc.art 'tea fr om 2 · wa r. So why shouldn't the -.on ca rry on the 5 th . S d F ''H to cooperate in making "Our" Supreme Coun has rulerJ that Amer-to p.m. IS un ay, eb. th k l .h. f:.~mily tradition? Trying IO change the suh-~ 18 t U L · 11 11 'II e PTOBram wo r · IS we ' ican Communists cannot he harred from work· • a IC ea•on a · -. h d d ·11 · ,·ecr. I asked hf.'r what she thou,ht of Red ave one an WI con u nuc. ing in our defense planrs and American Com-new membc.ts who have not to do C C 'ho h 1.11 China. anJ she said : '"Oh it "s all right if lhL' '--· · · d ·11 · • v n ug we s I munisrs have ruled that CommUnists cannot he ~en tRi llate wt reC CI VC d. · h · 1 rahle cloth doesn"t cla'h with it.'" ls&lrce Wit tts compu . barred from llitlina on the Supreme Courr. Fair their, rins and fl aas at the. SOl" p ri ncinles . She thinh the Ford F<)umlation " a m:w 1 R · ••. ' ,. enough? ea. eserva ttons are ....,tRI John G. \k,nison, ~1.0. kinJ of girrJie. And she nL"crJ.~ one . As she W 1 . taken by J:sthet J ohnson P ·d Cal . ,·;ggled slowl" back acros~ th·• room >hough . ord govern~nt w1tl work as soon as . ' rest ent, ·. 1fomia ~ ~ 545 7671 · •\11s Randall \oledi cal Associati on she did M!em parriotic alter a f:u hion : 1 human nature is ready for it-in a few t hou~-673 • 728 ' od ,.,1 d ' San Francisco couldn't help hut notice thL' preamble to her and yeat5. Some form of world government -4 ;a -.~a ys Thomp- constitution. will certai nly work when people. become per-son, 546·8146. "B4.C1C GUM LAW"' Our governmf.'nt . ,, fey, ,fay' aiiL't a { 0111 • feel. Unril then, of course , the only kind of KERRY PLACES Jrd E~h~' ;fcthed Ensr1~ munist kil led our Prc~iJenr , renewell our offer world aovernment thai wi ll work is the Russian 1"4 t>ISTRICT CONTEST the "'on~ tot" 1 amc( t~cn~ to to go ro the moon with th e Ru"ian~. l n~tead kind. Na tu rally. that requires the eliminarion '<eny Sieh of Corona del ted ~tate s1 ~~~:s7 "Ae we~~= of dehherarely sinkmg l'lf"'·'' Ru"ian ~hip 10 of all non-perfect people, or all who rdusc to \1ar ll i&h ~chno\, who placed the Haiphong Harhor. we a"'•l(w17ed nrofu~t,· conform. So, all Utopias this side of Heaven first in the Newron fl atbm regulated militia betng ne-··~ e ,. h co_ d C · •-1· o\ · L · · th for havtng accidently rJama,~·J mJt'. or t e .:xcon ormna. mu.rt .,... po1ce states. mc rr can ea•on otato11ca l cessarr to c security of a 1 •-h he h •-k r Why do we bow anrJ <te r:.n.· hl Ru"'" like .~1 us rcmemU~Cr I at t re as never rorcn but Contest, too Jtd place It rce state, the riaht of the ··~ people to keep and belt 111 windshield wiper? Becau~ ... , ,0111e of you •Onc-Perfn:t Man. But the Perfect Man i~ nor the. southeastern contes t atms shall not be infringed." :.super-patriors'" rJon "t '«'m to rl·alizc . wme of and will not run for political office. held in Tu stin. ' h · · .• · 1 Sontc con··-•••·,., ., · Barry· Whitesides of ~ew-Yc.t, in view of this clearly our governmcn . u~me". uruon . cuUCIIIIOna "'"'y .. won ever ~ngage '" de fi ned intent of th e makeu anrJ religious lcadf.'r~ :nf.' pro-Communi~t : and polilics until they get a perfect can'"'idatc. Like poll Har bor li i&h took 2nd •-f ·1 r R · >h-old ma· • who h•d ·, • 1 f th place. in the. Post 291 con-of our Constitution. the s~ ,.,.cau1C we are now o mu o u'~m. .. 1u wat eu so ong or e ~ called libe rals and others of Aren't those pro-Communi'' leader, JU~I ~.~~ right moiR to come along. H~r liule nephew t est. Doroth y \1 c~l i llan of ow day are makin B every cnritled lo lhcir one-man . one-vote as you :•re? sairJ : "Auntie wailed so long for her shi p to Corona del \olar lligh was e ffor t to disarm the law And if yo u "hawks"" <:~rc ""' ;;fr:.ill. rnayhc ifs come in that her p~r collapsed."-America n l td, and J ane \Iiiier or Cot· abid ing ci tizen, know ina full we ll that th nse with criminal in ten t ·are in ow way affect• ed, a nd are no doub t jubi lant about recent legislation which makes their disre- spect fot the law mote en- ticing, Let us 01ge out tc.presenta- tives to a ive the law abidina citizen an even break in the protection of his property until such time as Satan and his adherents ate out of circulation. Senator John 'ichmi tz is endeavor ina to amend the the 1967 aun taw, so lhll c itizens may can y loaded weapon s in defense of their pcuoo ot ptopetty. This will al so include buildina auards and niaht watchmen. If we cannot diutm the criminals, why di sarm the law abidinl" I urae you ~ suppotl .hi• bill because c;.s. 4i because it makes rea l acnae. Bob t)uaan hec:tuU: you don't kn\lW thL' facts atlour Russia's Way Fea tur~ ona del \far ~ligh was 4th. Fund drive leaders named Chartea C. ·Bond, manaaer o( the Costa Me s a United California Bank at Haibor a~d Baker, hlis been named 10 hud up the Hearl f...,d bu1ineu drive in that ci ly, accordina to County Bu ai· ncn O.aiJTnan Emory Hin es, Yiceaopreaident 1r1d manqc.r of die Buena Part. branch o f UCB. Joinina Mr. Bond in the drive •• vice-chainnan i 1 Gcor1e A. Tucker. aho o f lh• Hubor •d Bt..ker br111 ch ofUCB. dtive fnr Newport and boa. Sal- .o\ssistinB \h. Kimball u vice-chairman is E,l). Bish- op, manaaer of the Oranae County o\iti'Dit Branch of UCB, 4525 \lac o\rthur Blvd. For Corona del \lar, the business drive is headed up by Bob Leech, manaaer of the COM branch o f UC B, 3 141 E. Coast ~lwy, If you r comp,...y s t..Juld be missed in lh e Business solici tation you may mall:e you r contribution directly 10 the Orlf'IIC County Heart Ataocialion. 1043 Weu &lh Slreet, Santa.Ana. celepttone S47·S976. While you are at it. reCJ!eat lhe brochure, .. Why Risk He an Attack ... fflOM THE BIBLE By way of verification, here are 2 other ratings -by 2 left·leaning organizations, the ultra-liberal Americans for Dtmocratlc Action and AFL·CIO Commi ttee on Political EG.rcatlon. ADA rates Sen. Kuchel as voting 38" o f the time the way ADA would like to have him vote. COPE r•tes him 67" on th eir side. You can get some i dea as ID whit these ritlngs mean when you check up on ADA and COPE opinions of such conservatives as Sen. Strom Thurmond of South Carolina, Sen. Bourke Hictcenlooper o f lo•.,Senlll>rsRoman Hrusltaand Carl Curtis of Nebraska, Son. GeOrge Murphy of C•l lfomi.,and Congressman Jftes Utt of Clllfvml&. Boll ADA and COPE give exocUy ztro rlllnvs to •II oJ tlltse potrlots. ACA, on lite other h.,.d, rllld Sen. Tllurmond 92ll; Sen. Hic:l<enlooper 82"; Sen. -Hrutlta 94ll; Son. Curtis 94ll; Son. Murphy 110%; Congrus- •• Ull97ji. It i 1 intereuina \0 note thM politicians i1nore ... ; Laekint the really blatant toc:ialittic pqr.na .. ch u lhc oompu I tory Medi c .-c pqram. Pouibly. it'• 100 1o oded '"... pol i li ool tlyo .. mile. Yo~ they r .. otily ... wet Ptoartma aucl• •• Medi- et.J •hich ere d"iped 10 IUit·l the poor Md IMCI • Newpoll Beach HOlE OIIEAUEUI "'We met II lhe betcb; •• alway• liked the Mach." uidMra. Oo .. ld Do Thcnoo. ,.o II a a ju. tl ntOYed wi lh her rai; .. ., ••• ••• ...... 3500 Sulnoeze 1..-o, H- bot Vi a1r Hilla. ~. De n~ maa ..-.t.. ID hh WOil in Loa Aq:ele a. •0. 9, •d •••· 6, bolh •e.d HilMI v;.,......,., MRS. RICHARD THOIIP50N of .J515 Stili lin LMt. H•-VIew Hills, •d tllughters Biz .... , 4, •d Kltllryn, 5, belle•• tiiOJ ha•e "• ¥1tw 1111 Is rully -lng" '""" tllelr ntw home on lite h\11, Mr. r-.,. son Is Pftlftssor ol psychotllology II UCI .,.. Is a110 a sltln dl•er. Tlte Thompson s c~me hm a Portlllld, or-. llrs. Thompson, ....... of Den ...... Is ·~""' tstld In wiling •d llku lo sltl. IEIIIIfl\ll\fiOIO.l ct.Jiy n•dy. , ... ., •• il'a ln...._ $Ill. Kudlel "'II lie MNtlng on h)s record. Me••• lhe .., ..... .,... ' mber honors pilot, ormer football star A ceuificau for outatl·u:L reponed the tocatiOft ol Cha inl connunity acrvice waa aitcrah on the eutern c:on- P'••~nled at the Peb. 9 tinental divide·and aa a te- mMt•na ol the Coata Men suit, rnc:uc craft was di,. Ch"ambtt ol Conwnerc:e to patched.'' Capl, Ofenvil le (')Jenny) The cettiricate of awant t:an~delt, TW'\ pilot, who was aianed by Jack '-tanwnett, llvu at 1942 Santiaao '>r pccaident of the Co1ta Men Oovor Shores . •• Cha!'li)er, and Nicholas Capt. Lansdell, former 'liener, ellecutive manaaar. OFACIALS fo r the Changes due on Bayside HatoldChrlalaer'tltlandet~ quarWIII on the fi11t floor ol furnh•• 11ore on Baytide the now builclina. Reuben's l)r, h aoie.a to move over will cuablith a Muican a bit toward l:bo Lind& ltle restaw&nl on the lnd fl oor. bfidae, and a ne.-Reuben' a The conuaet rot buildina teataurant will be con-the new restaurant has been ttruc\ed near \he ls\ande11 let to Roy Collins or Nowpott locatkln. Beach. Ground will be Theu plans came Lo &he broken this month and it is at\ention or the Newport hoped that the tealaura.nt Beach City Council Tues. will be opened by summc1. day evenina. Approval wat Plan• c:all fOf the (illin& aiven lo the harbor permit station a t the corner to be tcq~.ietted by the Irvine Co. moved back and re..oriented lot contlfuction or a 2-story with lhe entire corner. buildins at 137 Bayside Dr., The Jatudets wi ll move with the 2nd rtoot and roor over a little mole than ill oatcndina beyond the bulk· buildina lenath toward the • head. Linda Isle bridae, and closer The es.is tina insurance ID the cbannel. NEWPORT HARBOR ENg(JI ARST SECTIOII --P110l THURSOAY, FEB. 15, IMI CO IlONA DF.L liAR, CAU F. John Ford succantbs Tltirty ,. .. , ol IIC• io Phwport HtiiiJU •dell Cor Johol c. Fotd, 33al Cloy SL, ..tson ne di .. Thw-eday, Feb. ·a, at Ho• HoiPital. • Survivina him it hi• wifo. "'Miilman Annl Go •• one of the first mlil carrier a in lho area. and stl11 c •ryina mail 23 yean lata-. Mr. Ford wu born M•ch 16, U~7, in Liberal. Mo. He lived 44 years in Cali· foJnia 1nd Or.,ae County. He had been a cefT\en t finisher. All American football star UPQI'L acceptin& the certi• at USC, wu honored "f01 ficate, Capt, Lanadell havina performed a humani· ihatply criticized lhe coun· ta1ian tel vice in a drama of ty &upel'liacu f01 itt pto- mercy while pilotina TW'\'s pam of expansion of dte westbound rliaht QO in Oran&e County o\itport .... e 'uauu, 1967 ." noted that the membership The citation teads: "Upen oC the boatd of s upervison receivinl a 1epo1t that a is the same as it wat see •mall p1ivatc plane had vera\ yeau ago when the been f(l(ced to land in the supervisots said that lhe ruued mountains west of aitpon would nevet be used -~16Uquetque beneath !he r01 maj01 comrne rci~l air• jetliner's Oiahl pattern, he planes, elude, from left, Bob ilson, trop~y chainnan for BV C; Commodore Bob Patey of UVC, and CommoOOre Ralph Deaver of BV C. .t~frice buildin& or o\ndenon Mt. ChrisUer said hia &: o\nich will be removed, buildina will be remodelled and the rirm will have wi th a second story prome- nade overlookina the Bay, GEITH A. PLIMM~R of L001· don will speak under spon- sorshiP of First Church of ChrTst, Scientist, Newport C3~ach, at 8 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 22 , in the church edi· fee, 3315 1 Via Lido, New· port ~each. His togic is "Numanity'slink with t;Od." Other survivnu betides hi s Itt-He •e his brother, Mack of Bi t.OOp; a ai ater, ~L ·Gordon Forbes or Vi c- toria. Can ada; ar~d 2 ar.,o. children an d 2 areat ar.,o. children. descended from 2Q,()()() to '-le said that he is fi&ht· 12,000 feet altitude, tep ing the ailpcut expansion quested the passengers to p10gram by encouragin& watch ror the distress~d local residents undet the plane, which was subse· rlight patte1ns to file law- quenlly spotted, He then suits (1)1 damages. Ba-Li racing March 2, 3 Balboa Yacht; Club and Lido Is le Yacht Club haYe mailed joint invi ta ti ons for the Qth annual Ba·Li re- aatta and dinner dance. George Dolan Jr. dies F Nev.port Beach; his parents There will be 2 days of sa ilina, Saturday and Sun - day, March 2 and 3, The din• net dance wi ll be held March 2 , wi th cocktails at 6:30 p.m. lind dinner at 8 p.m., at the Balboa Yacht Club. orm~ real estate broker Mr. llld \Irs. George T. no:, Georg e T. Dllan Jr., of ~Lkl la1 Sr., of Scottsdale, Ari· S~a L~e. ~l:.bor View wna; and 2 brothers Joseph Htlls, died F!lday, Feb. 1, of Scottsdale, and 'J o hn of at Hoaa Hospi tal at the age Phuenix.. or 50. n . sa . d NJ r) was recite Moo--::Jreetina the auests will be Commodore and \1u. Bob Paley and Vice Commodate and Mn. Roy Woolsey of LIYC, and Commodore and \Its. Ralph Deaver and Vice Commodote and \Its, ')avid Smiley of BYC. He was OOrn in Newark, day, Feb. 12. and mass was N.J., o n \larch 13, IH7, celebrated Tuesday, feb. came to Califo rnia a )·e ars 13, at SL Jo achim's Cath~ q o and had lived in O r..-J,ge lie OJUrch, Coua \·lesa. In- County ror 7 years. • tennen t "'i ll be ac St. Fran-~rvivors ar e his son, cis Cemetery, Phoenix. P.atrick, and a daugh t er, "-'estcliff \lort uar} is the Unda Kathleen, bnth u f directtJr. Entertainment is 1 being ERNEST A. IIERRITI OF COli DIES AT 1l Retired fanner Ernest A. Merritt, of 2525 Ocean Blvd., ApL 4C, Corona Llcl \lar died Saturday, Feb. 10, a; age 17. He wu born April ~l. l Ht), in Minneso ta, came w Cali- forni a 5-t years ag(l and lived in Orang'e C .. lun t) f,l , 12 yeats. Survivors 'ar(: his son, t\1- fred of Los Angele!\; ~ dauahters, \1 rs. J can l·lrough- lDn of Los Angele s and \liss Betty Merrill of Cnrona t.lel Mar; 6 arandchildren and 5 arcat-arudchi ldren Private · araveside ser- vices wCre held ~bnday, Feb. 12, a t the Mausoleum o( the Pacific, Pacific View Memorial Park. D.C. CRAIISTDN OF planned b y 'k and,,.,. WEST NEWPORT DIES Royal Tucker or BYC bOd Visi t ation was held fri-Vice Commod01e and \Ir s. da}, Feb. "1, at Pacific View 'lon lby of LIYC. l)ecora- Ch"'el, fo r Dayne C. Cr..-.-li on chairmen are \bs. 'Jeo- ston llf 7JJJ W. Coast Hwy., rae Leitch of BYC and \1rs. ~o . 15, We st Newport. Ylh o \1e1 R.i chley of LIYC. rasscd away Tu e~ay, Feb. Race committee chilitmen ti, at his home. (or the outside ra ces will \tr. CransfPn was bom be Hal Phillips of UYC and Dec . 31, IA"n, at Cll~ Bill Taylor or BYC. paign, Ohio. lie was a World Trophy presentat ion will War I veteran, sero,ing as a be held at Balboa Yacht pri\·ate in the Sianal Corps. Club at 6:30 p.TT'. March J. For 12 )·ears he was an in-T rophy Chaitmen will be \'Cstigator fo r the State l)aniel Simpkins of LIYC Board of Equili z:ati on. and Bob Wilson or BYC. ~rVi'"YOU •e hi 's -M.fe, LIYC reaenationa can be PriScilla, and' • dauahter, nde by cal\ina Mr . and \tiss ~Carroll Cranston. Mrs. John Redfield at 67]- Jnu rnmen t was at Roos e-1717. BYC reservations can vel t \lemo ri al Park, Gar-be made by call ina Mrs. dena. Caroline ~tau at67J-Q757. SECARD'S AMF POOL TABLE IUMP!R TAll! """' .,. •"• T ... , ...... Nllb,... --............ -NU ----ID CUI '"·· NOW "·" SPECIAL SECARD 323 --107.00 7 PhaM S32-19'n Maift St., Or•1z THE" D..,. .. -, NEWPORT BEACH WEL<X>NES AWARD WINNING STYLIST NORMAN ZAPIN 2-IDO W, COAST lift, UTI 7 IN Till AaT c•TU M.POIT lual f'-His plans include an un- usual selection o r airu. lampS, miuors and art aalle•y on the !.econd \eve to complement hit rurnitur and decorator service on th around:DoOf. Counc1 IN CHARGE of entertainment for the March 2 Ba·Li dinner dance are, from left, Mrs. Don Ray and Mr. Ray of LIV C and Mrs. Royal Tucker ot BVC. • • • of social note By Pet d d . k . Vo\LE.'ITI~E NO~· van~e earee _m mar ehn& ·d' ~. Co-e.n11neermg wh1 ch IS no t o f-Jll s arr ows darted hatr· wa d lh ld . re1ed tn h1s country. Tin a, y aroun e wor 1n the . . · case or Fng·n Ke • r who IS WOiklng at Collms -I pene , Of• . r· . eign exchange student from ~ad1o, hopes to lniSh her ·\nkara, Turkey, who lived r1nal year at college, IDo, at the \ti lton Shedd hom e although they plan to go when he was ellchanae stu-back ~ Turkey, _where she dent in IQ62. (See "o\lburr" loves 1t and he Will be able photo on page 1, section 2.) to use his advanced know- Wh ile Enain was at Harbor bow . o\t present the Engin ll igh he me t another stu-Kepeneks ace living in dent, Tina Ouncan, daugh-Cos ta \.tesa. ter of \Irs. Floeence J)un-• • • can of Costa \tesa. Three yea1 s artet their mee tina. Tina went to Eur o pe on a tuut and telative-visitin& u.ip ~nd ended up in Turkey, where she stayed wjth En· ain"s fami ly for the lest of the summe r. She and Enain became enaaaed and she left f~ the Un ited States that fall to complete her college course at L.,na Beach State College. T ina got as far as <\ms tes· (Continued f(om paae I) • Approved a park ina fee increase fo r the Coron a del Mar beach park, effective M•ch 1: week-day parkin& fee will be increased from 75t 10 st; other fee s remarn the same. Sl. 5U on week· eods and holidays; SJ for busses at alltin,es. • Adopted a re!IO !utwn !iignifyina prelrm1nwr Council con ent to tie principle o f the 212-acre Upper Uill bo t View II ill! annex req uested •by the lr- \oin e Co.; the area is easter- ly o f \lacAnhur Blvd. ~r~d sout herly of the extension nf Fmd Rd. • Approved the ..,point- rnent of C(nlncilmen Bob Shelton and Ho ward Ro aers as the Council rcpresenta- ti\·es on the ci ty schools liaison oommi u ee. • Appro.,.ed the ~propria tion of an additional S7\)U as the ci ty's sh•e (or tral- (ic island beautification on V1 a Lido in the L1do Shops area for elec tri cal installa- ti on lo the tulfic isl and. • Approv ed the request o f Mr. IW!d MrL E.O. Rodc(fer for a curb cut • 2227 P aci - ric OJ., Corona del \lar, ror access "-' a dwellin& to be built on the bluff.!li te; Coun- ol had rece1ved protests agarns.t construction of a building t.har: ~o~ooult.l bl oclc the \"I I!"" II.• t he ba~. but Councilman Bob 91 eh on no ted t.htu §u ch const ru c ti on could n<•t be prohibi t ed s1nce there 1 s no deed r& . . . . PI immer served as a minister to the A.llied For- es in ttaly during 'Hoda War l---Q_nce a S(.hoolmas ter in his nat iv e t..usHalia and New ~ealand, he later be· ca me a joint headmaster in C:.ngland, until resigning to devote full t im e to the Christ ian S.ci ence hea li ng l)fa ct ice. Funeral t.ervi ces were held \1onday, Feb. t2, at Westcliff Ch~d. with ia Rev. Jame s Piercy or the First Q ui iiUW~ -ourch o r Costa \le sa, as offici ant. Interment wa & at Paci (i c View \lemm al Park. SURFBOARDS TAKEII Two surflxlards, valued Ill S365 were· taken frnm the ' gar age Ill :!1 5 Cedar, Ne- port Sho res, between 1: JJ and ~ p.m. \londa}, Feb. I~. ac co rdi ng lo o wners J. Dn1es Wld Joe Avila. LOSE II. DISHRAG ? Most everyone has a tak to tell conc:t"minc wan cura. One aocs like this-steal a dishraJ, bury n .... when the ra.a rots, the wan will rail off. Absurd, of coune. But there are rCiiablt: treatmen•s ror warts., thanks to mcchcal science. Physicians k.now them. Ta.lr.e ad.vantqe of the newet" treatments and medD· tiona. available.. They can mean the diffcn:ra between'~ paift and comfort ... between tire and death. Let your doctor do the diqnosina and prescribina-~ come lo us for quality prescription service. ChriStensen Phcnnacy -1 &-C::OAIT IIWT. =-olrA DD. IIA8 omou 1·1510 dam, but she jus t couldn't \eave Engin, so she sold he1 return ti cket to the U.S. and ret utned to Turkey. They were manied and the new bride set about learnina enough 11f t he lanauage to gel a job while he finished his college dearee at the University of Turkey. This week Ensin staned working on his master's de- &~e e at the Lon& Beach State College, Ue and Tina have retumed to the United States i!>U he can get an ad· ~m e days it DOES pay 10 &et up in the morning: A di &traught neighbor ap- proached Charles Mower of 521 Jasmine Ave,, Co rona del M.:, ~all week literally ·wrinain& her Rands. ~e was Mrs. Catherine Cun- ninaham or 521'2 Jasmine Ave. and she had los t her purse Ml.ile she was taki ng her arand son fo r a walk along ('n a'lt Hwy. There was S5il in the purse. "l)les this look like what you lo st?" inquired \·lr. Mower. He had been outside doin& a littl e; szdening ~ile his wife entertained the boatd of the '4"om an's 0 vic Leaaue inside Ul.ci r home. T\IKI young men came up the walk ar~d said they had found the billfold with t he money in it. The younr. men' ab.tOiutely refused to ai ve their n..-nes or e1·en fP wait until \k"s. Cunningham oould return and adequate\)' thank them. WE'RE MOVING~ Mrs. Louis Briggs dies Ka ~ua Bai ley Brius, wire of realtllr Lou1s Briags, I~ 7 E. Ba~' Ave., Balboa, was at the \·lausoleum of the Pacific, Pacific View Memorial Parle. died T hursday, Feb. ~. at GLAVAS TALKS TODAY Hoag n~sri tal. ~-Irs. Briggs was a native Californian. She was a mem- ber of the Assistance Lea-- gue and lhe Ebell Club. Services were held Mon- day, Feb. \Z , at Pacific View Charel, The officillflt was \Irs. F ae Goeu, Sci- ence Reader. Entombmen t "Electronic rollce sur- veillance" will be the t itle of the speech to be 11 \'en by James 'Jinas, ;o.lewt~ort Beach chief of pollee, ln members or the Newport Harbot Kiwanis Club at the ir noon meetins today, Feb. 15, at the Villa \tar ina. Dog bites make news Some of ,.man's beU custody of its ownet . Cato· friends" aot confused last \yn Walker, ISJ~ <\ntiaua week and indulaed in a little Way, f)ovet Shores. b;t;na. IllS. VIRGINIA SIMO•s o\mon& the victims were FOUID DEAD II HOI£ Lorae Clark. of 1601 An· v.hen Will i111Tl Gray, ApL tigua Way, J)ovet Shnres, 10, t ll)O R1.1tland Rd .. WeU.· who was bi t ten by a tti· cliff, noticed the liaht out color bea&le Tuesday • Feb. just aC ter dak at ApL 12. 6. The doa escaped, but is which was contradic tory ., believed to live in that a rea. the nonnal routine, he do. On Satutday, Feb. JO, cidcd to check, · and II A- Mat e Flechelle, J08 E.. coveredVir&ini•Simons. 70. Ba N 5 lyina dead on the noor. y o\ve ., o. , Balboa, was bitten by a wire~ai red, Mrs. Si mo ns wu rapon cd .. ~ouy" type of doa. wh ile to have had • lona history • of heart uoublc.. aueprptina to open tt.e doa s jawa, wh\ch wete locked in Funcul services •e pc:nd- a convulsion. The doa had ina • Bahz Ctttooa del been binen by a pet rat be· M• Morw.ary. fare beina aiven to MI. Lt.lfOtiON 4T lL T010 Ftechcue. El Toto omeeu Wi• .. • Club will meet (Of t.Ch-. Oot5ondoy, Ftb. II, ~yle Tueodoy, Feb. l9, 01 .,. l!waat, 16tl .Utia•• W~y, 'llficet"t Ct.tt oft the. El .... !loY. et~.c.l ••· •,..•• ~e •tc· Toco mllin& baM. ~ talk 011 "'"' e 1 •hnt 10 "Priccleaa treltYR fr• ca,ch • wt-ooeor kaaa. uaud .. •otkr' .11 • (•....t• riiDiliar ) he ••• ., • .,. .. ~ w R Co< wo a..! h' loh -.. ., . . "'· ... ....... Oil •• • ~ .... •i•••• ct ... t:l ......... ol tot waa quuaatutH aft •• S.• AM Collelf. E•~iti ng t+.i~g ... ar• ~appHing 01'1 Bayside DfiYe and w• ore part of 1tf 0 11r b.,.r\dtng Wlfl be MOWecf opptO.Ilirl'loteJy 100 ft, IOU,., and 20 h. west and retttodel•d. to open o n•w ~o in tft is eentrolly lo· cot.d boysid• setti ng. GENUINE SAVINGS ON FINE QUALITY FURNITURE SAVE V2 on Fine •. • FROM OUR UPSTAIRS SHOWROOMS E..-.rything •In in tfte Store is On Sole from 10•_. to 3000 off, to eneouJage rile ropid rod~,~cti an in i nwM~tory -sofos, areo. rvgs, g-e tobleor., do,ks, l_p, ond a ccessories. In oddltlon, we ho-...e o number of speciol ardor plans for p~o~rcha~ing upholstered fvrn ltu,e in wh ich •• in.,ite .,ou to porticipot• ot ottroctiwe sowing• to you. 1 S,., to 20,_ off Oft special orHr1o of aof'os and choh 1o, Oecotatint setwice lftclude4. HIST 8l .. MO •ruatM'S SUNDo&Y APTt:ftMOOWS IJ.S . OPEN MONDo&"Y AND P'IIIDo&Y tVIMIMGS 'Ta lO , ' Tars stay • 1n race r-"t-~===;:~ Winter Festival Starts Friday 1UQ II'LIT I'.UR Ill IAIIIALL COIITUTS o•-• c-•eono,. iplio a pa ir of baaeMII ~:~•••u o••• lh• wulcend. dro,Piaa a6·1 deciaioa 1o Looa Beach and l.humpina Loa An .. l•a Hatbot, 7-i, Neat action for ')CC Ia Feb. 16·17 in the Mt. San..Antonlo townament.· A JPtd al lavitation haa t&nd eae dlf wlOt lrtlltl 01 1\e ,.._part H.,bot at.Hl, 1 eaQ, been iuued by lhe Lapna b&8d Lo .....,.... _, a- ltJ .... a •-,.4 aliw i• •• Thil Ptiday It a p.m., me Beach llaop ownou to come pU* tbeir ••d ,, • Mid .... LN ... ,.c.. by de-Saiktla will uavel to tt'etl-10 the. Mntet Pc•tlnl, lhoweralter AM W~. rutial.-.i•is-.56 T""'"' naiu .. to race the Lioaa.l vil.ich 1tuts lhis "'Priciay, 'l'bl popular art',.,; aDd day .. entaa to temain at wt.o lott to San &a Aaa 1,~73 F eb. 16. ·For 10 day• &he audJoa, .c:Mdu._ UU. ,.... at .. h•la or 2nd place Tuesday niJht, ont.i re town wi ll be turned Ho&el LltuM oa Juldly, Yfb. Mali... Ron Love'• )l point1 rea-into aaiant •t aallery with II, ia under tKa cllrectkMI II • H..tiaaloD Beach •••m• wred Harbor's 79 to ~7 win 1-----... -------'-:'--"":'~"":' ... ~-1 aoveral hundred •ti su and Gene Steribll wh1ll: Dkll: Gold- lo haYe the titlo •tapped over Santa ~a friday even-PIUT UCTIOM, II'AGf 4 _THURSDAY, Pfa.u , 1MI c:ralumen diaplayina, sell-berJ•W~uatiClioMer. up,ahe\--winnina easily over ina. ina fJld demonllrstina thei r Sand-cutina on the main Saata o\Da Valley 71J.S4 ror a The Sailors ta:ailed early work. bHcb, Sat.w'day, Feb. 14. will perfect 11-Qrecord. in the .. m •• lt to6. but put s· I b II Art -events will be held involve some-•Wdenta. Ma•ino took calc ofWeotern on the p1e uwe to take the 1gn up or summer a daily, incl..,in& ooll ecti ons fOil"" Utrou{llt l:rtlt fll'-. Wbo Sl-4~ for a 9-2 ratin&, and lead, 26·16, by the end o( of paintina, demonttration• wlll make molds In the uDd, the Sailors are a .... l, still the nut quuter. .\t half-of how-to-do crafu, the pour in pJuter and, wittlin a fi ff Baseball reai i uation ror sten at the Newport Harbor popul• •• ouc u-on .,d short time_ pull ouc. s work al 1ahtin1 rot a CIF play-o time the Saints had nauowed th H bo be 1h e ar r Area summer Commun ity Youth Center in sand c.a•tina in v •ioua ar,t..,. ••• •. ,11 be •--w·,•·--.-1 • it down 10 39-34, but the 2nd baseball ptoaram wi ll be Corona del Mat on Saturday, ...-._.. - 1bo Sailon led .\naheim hal( was all Harbor's, wi th held Feb. 22 thr ou&h March \1arch 23, h om 8 a .m. un til parts or the '>wn. . children's art instructor •nd 34-23 at the hal( and never a 4~23 marain. Jl. , noon Reaisuation will also For t.ne openin& day rec.epuon SOUth LaiUnl art.i&l , and Wia let up. Bob Black with 18 AlanGaaehelped the Sailor Boys in 2nd pade throush take .place on the same day Plrty, Plrk Aven~e wtll bt' Krantt , sculptress and inttrue- pointa and Ron Love with cause with 16 poi nts . Sob hi"'\. school ma y IO&is tet d _ 1 th C ta u t'losed off ror 11 sidewalk art lOr Zandn Knu tson wU\ serve 16 I d th Ita k -t d d .,, an lime a e. os IVIes a •how directed by Ken Knutson. . . e e a c ' IIIII e Black ha 10; John StJ ock, ror teams at th e Boys• Club Community Recreation Cen• Ther~ is no roarg~ for exhibi· as chatnva~. . by Paul Holmes with 10; 8, Paul liohnes, 6; '>ou& o£ the Hatb6r Area, Central tet, thtoush the wes t aale tors lim ited to the Laguna Two spectal open houses will o\lan 'Jaae, 9; "tick liitickel .. Undelwood, 3; Rick Stickel· Branch, at 594 Center St., or the Otanae County Fair Bea~ aru. but interested art· be ~t the Laguna Beach Art meiet , 8-, Lee Haven, 2, and maier and Gaty Tucke1, 2 th U Galle~ Feb tO and at the J h S _ k d J _ h 0 T-1 Costa Mesa, or e pper Grounds. ' ISlS must s>g· n "P at the cham· "' ..... -~13 •1 Art-nd, Oes·gn Feb o n Uoc an an Lm-eac ; ... on toyano, . · ~'""' o a 1 Bay Branch at 2131 Tulhn The piOilam is. soina in~ ber otfice lo assure spra~. 24 Rer sh nl5 w'll be: ~r\ed • wm '{he Corona del Mat Sea l(inas we1e j ust a little short or thei1 usual scorina su ide Tuesday evenina, but they eas i ly dereated Valenc ia 69-4 5 to extend theiJ It vi ne League wi n s ucak to 12, Next conte t~~t will be with lrd place Brea.J)Iinda, as 69-45 Jim l(inde\on and Chfis Thompson, 8 each ; Steve Leech, 6; l(im Wilb1ech1, 4, and Tony Finley,, 2. Leech held hiah scorins R.andy Wri&ht of the Batons to just 2 points. LEAGUE STAIIDIIIGS the !(in as bavel to th_e oppo-. •ttv•a ._..'"'1;,,..,"=''1""-c nents' floot f01 an 8 p.m. a:::h*'-............. . Ftiday tame, • 1:..0. :·:.:.:::;::;:::-; The l(ing s held Valencia 1 ············"·· 0\.WIII_Ifl Vallll'f •.••.•••••••. , to ,·ust 2 points in the riut •~Me~t 1 ··········•••· quarter, while sc01ins 17, :t:.C:-Ni'ri·:~~~ and they Jed 35·14 at t,hc .r::.m~.''J!~~ c!':! •• Ma-Mas!.' half, J ohn Yule was held to C'::::' .. • e.otonc:~e. ~ M ,_;, 10 points, but Ph i I J01dan s-.t r..~ d10pped in 20 to win the w r..s..cn h f h -J. ~""' ... """ holdr! ·•·•••···· . 11 .. 20-l onou or t e evemng. 1m """"-................ •-2 JI.J d d H-. H~ ..•.......... , . . l-l fS-4 '(in elon ha 15 ; '\teve w .. tm~nt~w .................. •·I 1c..11 Alll l'lelm ................ .,., lf.IJ Lee ch, 11; \like \tcWi lliams , wn1•~ .. .•. .... u li·J' s-t\11 "'"-ll1tle'1 .... . ! 0 >-i 1; Ch1is Thompson, -4, and s.nt• "'"' ._ -• •·I Tony Finley ., "IIIIDAY ce.l:r's.-.1, ...,.. v.n ... at • • • ........ w.., W.S-11 at H......,.!Cin a-do., Tht: l(inss spmted to a 24-"'.:.':tr~~~-,y,.,n,.., "'--'~.--ott 8 lead a t the end of the fint qualtet asains t F ountain DITI .. ~=~ ~ Valley last F1iday evenin g, .... ,...,., 11 1 Lnw~ made it 4 1 to 18 by half-il:~eo.t :::::::.':.". 1: 112 : ti me and went on to win 7S C·~ ............ , ' • I • MI. AllfOIII!f ........... ' U 1 to 4Q ~,.., ............... , t n ll • ;,IIIII -.......... ' '" John Yule was high point ~.:,~,. .......... ·t 1: t \: man fot the evening with lQ , Cltrw IIIUT OAMII 11 1 11 f . . HIIDAY -CI,.J -~!""" 11 W" allowed by Phd Jordan wtth l!ooo •no,..l,.,~ w~t" flatt.t.. FuU· • . . . •'~"" 11 lw "IOI' C:Witftl at or•n" 17; \h ke \1 cW tilt ams w 1 th II ; C~»•'· Cil•lll •' Mt. s.n Mtonio. Magnolia· routes Mesa - .o\ve., Costa Mesa, stattin& its llnd yea1 With an anti• AlmOSI -10 craftsmen will dis· · re me 1 ., r 3 5 at both events. Feb. 2~, tom to p.m. cipated enrollment o£ 3,000 pla.v wares and demonslrall: A SiX"dal feature on tlw-resti· \o!onda y throu&h Ftiday, and boy s , sponsoted ~ the thetr sk1lls at the Crtiflsmen·s \'al ground forC :seven Satutdays ftom 10 a.m. un ti! Boys' Club of the Harbot __ f W (ru:JO_days. slartina-Feb. Feb. 16-22. wiU ~be exhibits 2 p.m. Area and the 1ecreati on de· ut on the Festival ol Arts two nott:d Aru.ona lndiant, Rob- There wilt also be a spe• partments or Costa Mesa arounds. ert Draper and Homer Cooya· c ia! reaistJation (as youn ... and Newpolt Beach. A different craft wUl be fea -ma. jack Taylors GOLDEN KILN C. RAFT SUPPLIES CERAM IC SUPPLI ES CU STOM FIR ING FREE WORKSHOP ORIGINAL: C ERAMIC BEADS & FINDINGS 779LAGUNA CANYON RD . Laguna Beach SCHOOL OF ART . & DESIG DAY & EVENING CLASSES Ba sic & Advanced Roger IC,.ntl Ru1h O•good Donno St\Q•hy J001 Stokn borso Oa,..jd Schnabel Jone lynl'tt. Go.-dan Wogroer = Raver A"""ron; J. Phillip McAI- S~o~e Wils001 AI aiiJ •pu attilt'a t1bi1Nt, .,.11111011 II)' ICu -· lf.U bt ,.. ...... ,., ,... at the reall•al P•IINk. ftll .. ..-• wlU be a· jwt.d competi· U0a wiLl\ tba lward ot prlzes tlaltd P'eb. M. UCLA fROSH WIN Pirate swirrmen aave the powerful UCL.\ Frosh a tun ror theit modoy Satusday before dtoppina a 70.~-tl.5 verdict in the Oranae Coast Colleae pool. OCCwill com. pete in the Santa Barbara 'Joldcoast Invitational Feb. 23-24. ~PORT 10SMA.SHIHG TIME" with Rita TU shin&ham and Lynn Redatave 2N D HIT "WIITERHOL E •3" with James Co bum Five unea1ned run a a palled diauteuaainat Lona Beach 11 lhe Sues corma i tted S ~ -~ - MESA. ' 2 DI SNEY FEATURES "JUHGL E BOOK" -and- "CHARLIE THE LOHE_SOME COUGAR" ' Paul Newman in "COOL HAIID LUKE" -Al so- Rosalind,Russell in "R08E" _,- ( ...B-oa.~ c~P'\yon .,ea.z a.a.R.. 624N. COAST HIWAY ,.Ott Oftic:• in 5t01"• -.' Second place Maanolia, now9-J in the Jeaaue , routed Costa \1esa 76 -53 in an h vinc loop contest T uesday evening. at •he ,,., of 1he game LAGUNA BEACH . CALIF. ~ aaainst Brea.J)I inda Friday Sfote Approved & Approved for Veterans 49._5123 evening, but the visi ting .494-0025 630 LAGUNA CANYON RD ., laguna Beach 658N. Coast Hiwoy Loguno hoch Wildc a ts soon fo,nd the 9,30 A.M. TO s,oo P.M. 494-1520 .. u I'MKINO tange and posted a con vi ne-::::::::::::::::::::::~::::::::::::::::::::::~~;:====================~ The Sentinels took an ea1]y lead, moved up to 38-2.4 at the half, and wer e ne ver in dange1. Jeff '\a•aent was high po int ma n f01 the \olus tanss wi th 14 points. Ste ve l(ing had II; Bilt -Bouska, 8; Claude Kelley, 7; J •eg ~tsk i ne . 6; q,oger Whistle•. S; and Loyd White, 2. Costa \lesa and Valencia, tied fot 6th wi th 3-9 1ecotds, will tansle at 8 p.IT'. this Friday at the \tus tang gym. The \lus tanss led b1 iefly ing 66 to 43 vi c tory. It was still close a t the end or the (irst qualtef, 17 to 12 for the '4'ildca ts; by half-ti me, the lead had e~ tended to 14 poin ts. Q.oset Whistle• -.·as the only \1ustans h itting in double £igutes , and he just managed to make it, with 10 poin ts. Ste ve l(ing had~; Bill Bouska, 7; Jeff Sat sent , 5; Loyd While , 4; l)on Far- lis, J; !)ave Sobolewski , 'j1eg E.nkine and Bowman, 2 each. Ageless qualit' o f Leathe r me ll ows with use - Eagles lose 76 to 61 FOR CRE.-\"11\ E DE~I r.\•...C .l ..,T0\1 H ·\\:DFI\I..,IIED Estancia stayed at th e bo ttom of the fl vine Le asue b}·dtopping a 76-6 1 decision Tuesda y c:venmg to Fountain Valley. The chance s look no b1ighte1 th is Ft iday, when the ~aa:te s hos t 2nd place \tagnolh (Q-J) at 8 p.m. bowing to Loara 62 to S8, but it too k a la s t qualter tally to win it £o1 the Sax- ons. The Eagles wert If) po tnts behind afte1 the fitst qua tter of play, 17 to 7; pulled up with in -l p01 nts by half-time, AN'NE CI-IASE JJ to 2Q, and grabbed the lead, -4-4-H , by the end or r .I • nt Ill. I . II _ the 3td quattel. The Saxons raAIUOno l..£llU\EVl STANGERE.OF LAG UNA MFG's of PAA MAR LAMPS-SHADES Contemporory Spanish Stoneware Swags CUSTOM SHADES TO ORDER WIRNG·ANTIQUES.CHANOELIERS VISIT OUR fACTORY SHOWROOM fOR YOUR UGHTING NEEDS Stangere of Laguna PAR-MAR STUDIO I CONTEMPORARY WORKS OF ART I FEATURING ABSTRACTIONS arid IMPRESSIONISMS By ARTISTS BARBARA BROWN and PEGI WEAR Fountain Valley held a \f)-point lead ove t Estancia at the hal£, 37-27, and e~ tended the ma1gin to 15 in the 2nd ha lf. \like LaRue a sai n was top man fot the Easles with 21 poi nts. 'Jeo•se Barnett added 14; ·Petty had 7; '\kip Williams, 6; Bill ')ugas, 5; \like lbey, 4; Chaf\ie Hoyt and 'Jary Bulla, 2 each, outpoin ted the m 19 to 14 in 7/4/494-5335 77J•••••t L...-lhwdt the .4th quartel to win for ,.._ttoWord&Horri"9tonLUifllb.r ·~ . .494-3396 '=~~~b:~d~~~~~~~==~~~~d the home ctowd, 142i South Coo .u Hwy. I Laguna &aclr. \·like LaRue , wh o poured '=====================:::::!:::::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;: in an amaz ing IS points dur· 1 ;n• 'h' l nd q"'""· had a Visit Orange County's Oldest total or 28 rol the evenin&. Estancia lost another c lose one last Frida y evening, Ue was the onl y Eagle in double fi gures, howe ver . 'Jeo1gt Batnett had Q; \1 ike !bey, 8; Bill Duaas, 6;Pen y, 5, and Skip William5, 2 Bucs hit record 121 The Otanae Coast Coll eae Tue sday evening. but John Pitate s pu t on theit hottest 'Vallely lutned on the steam sco1ina s pree of the s eason in th e 2nd hal£, !~'Colina 21 Tuesday evenina to defeat or his 30 points in the £ina! San Berna rdino 12 1-1 08 and 2 quarte1 s. Btuce Chapman s lay ri ~t behind Fulletton addedl4points to the cause. in the Liaht Eutern Co.,.. Ed Babiuch had 15, and Bart rerence race, Canido had 14. The 8uc1 remain in 2nd spot at lo-.2 . fullerton, 93-John Vallely led the P i· 70 winner over Charrey, il ratet to a 77~$ victory at the top 11 ti ... t. Riverside over Santa Ana last friday 1tayed in the rae• at 9-l by evenina ll die l'.>on1' om. ttinwnina S.nta Ua 90-71 .. ~• dto~ in 16 points dur· A8d Cyprets is not fat be· "'' tiM flftl hiM and added !lied (1-4) ar... .Woallaa • -I« 1 l$ Ioiii. MI. S. 'lolloGio 11-6$. Tho O...o •tared Cypr,tl will M ... aell lot! dw~na motl of lbe fint lot .. S.Ca -at 1 p.M. laaJ(, WitH 2 ''" lhro*a 111 ••• PridaJ ia Pe&etiOI .,... Craia Falconer put •• a.ca ORGANIC FOOD STORE • Food Supplemenls * Vitamins & Minerals • Organic P•oduce • Aged Cheeses "'"""" H...,.._, "" Fruit Pocks and Cheese Pocks WE SHIP ANYWHERE IN THE U.S.A. WELCH'S NATURAL HEALTH FOODS liB F..., A~-..... uno aoof<~ IM ......, tMyed •I• •• llloed 17 1o l$, By hoff-' -.. , .. ,.. r, .. ...., -;, ... 36-29. ._ __________________ ,. ___ _ ... A&-.. A.M. IIMDIII----. 11--.. PA ----lAt . .. _ ... ,~ ·---.,_ CAN'DLES lot ClwistMol ... tH Oil)' Occ:aliCHI ••• fw Y-Shlnin9 HOun ..• Wo off.. A lrigltt Anay Of c-lloo For E.ory 0... cesioft . . . c.n.... LM,. Or s..t.l In ~ Dotlpo .... Colon •.. s.-..... H-oflocl In t.,un. lloodo. ••• ..a..Ju••Je•'• ·---. Cl , 0 A. , ' - MEIPOiiT HA_,. EIIIGII FIIIST SEC1101-- THURSDAY, FEB. ll, 1961 CXIIIIIIA Dfi.IIM, CAi.i F. • •• ,.,. ••• c:J, ••••• 109 N. lAY fRONT BALBOA ISLAND OPEN HOUSE SA'r. & SUN. l·S P.ll. HOllE AND INCOME 4 bedroom hou .. e, 3 bedroom apt. PIER ond SLIP. Eos r Terms. Owner wUI finance. .... PLJII a•AL •&TAT• BESl BUYS lEACH .1l 1l 1l 1l 1l 1l 1l 1l 1l1l1l ~EE SIMPLE,. COROij:.\ DEL liAR, 2" bedroom p us homo. $25,000. Sl,OOO down, 6lli, 40 reo,. 1<1 ,.,. "liconl OCEAN VIEW from this like-new 3 home. All-elect. ki rchen adjoining lg. Fom- Rm . Hord•wood floors, radiant heot, spar~li.ng Top Loon . JUST $32,250 ,,,,,,,,,,,, CLIFF HAVEN View Home Outstanding Duplex ~y , top -quality tenants, • · .room for expons1on at a later date. Qui area, but close to shopping and schools. BAY, JETTY AND OCEAN VIEW 3 bodrool" plus Don CALL US ·TO SEE- LOW, LOW~ S29,7SO ••••-.... . ... CO"IIDIA DEL -MAll CDMMEIICrAI:- Firat Time OHered IRVINE TERRACE S4J,SOO IILara., comer property hos tremendous potentia l future developmeht. Present incom e will corry the property. 70 feet of Frontage. P lease call for appointment, 4 bedroom, 2 both, Iorge lo r LET US SHO.W YOU THIS GOOD BUY I liNPU REAL ESTATI 2515 E. C:..ot DOiC Y. f"RAiCl<l.liC I RE:Al.TOR ., 3250 East Coast HilhWI)' Coron1 del M.,, Cllitot"ni• Phone: &73-2222 OPEN SEVEN DAYS BEST BUY Channel Reef Apartment CALL DINER ll .. llU Bettencourt. 2S, ministrati ve assistant to the Seal Beach ci ty man ... ger since, February, B65. has been appointed to a similar ptuiti on in Ci ty \lanaaer H•vey Hurlburt's office in Ne wport Beach.· \lr. Bettencourt was cho-- sen from a freld of 71 plicants. He has a desree in public a<lnini ltration from Cal Stat e., Lona Be,..,h,J and li ves in Huntinaton Beech aa. 16H1 Del Mar Ln. He 111~hi a,wif~e.J.:I~~~~~l have 2 duldren. Sl and Ryan, 6 monthL ije wi ll beain his new job March 1 at a s aJ ary or s 10,· 0\lO a year. · MRS. JUIE E. AGilE$ SUCCUMBS AT AGE II After livina in Bay !Jlores Trailer P•k for onl y 2 monthJ, Jun e E. Aan eJ, 7(1, of 11 2 W. Coast H wy., di ef! 20 word1 or l•u ............ . 21 woni1 to 30 word1 ..... . 31 words to«) words ..... . Eoch word ov~r .0 'WOrd1 . I Time . l.lO 2.00 J.OO .05 2 Tim•• 2.l0 J.OO 4.00 .10 3 Tim•• J.OO 4.00 5.00 . 15 Friday, Feb. :J, at Hoaa ·• WU$1CAL FOR SALE Ho spit a!. · ' TEilf-li~'ai;jc;u,":;;j:fi(N I Sur vi wrs •e her "1 MIMEO WORK npertly in-law, Fran ces A&nea •Theatre Compact Otpn' We cut stencil the hom e; and 2 n with electronic taps and the com job. Ro~· Wake of BerWyn, 11 Cauane'--ONLY at ... and We sley Ho ffman CORCORAN MUii)IC CO. IRONING. Yean exper· Seattle, Wa sh. (.\.crota from Fashion Sq.) ience on all types of cl~ Scrvi ces were held Feb. #66 To:*n A Country thine &. linen.Spicialty, 1~. at Westc liff Q._,el, S41-4318 fnerf t 1hirta. Sl.SO per hr. Wi th Dr. Raymond 1. Bra-Open Mort.&: Fri. 'ti l 8 pm ~~ble WhitmAn, 607 Mar· hans of the SL Andrews • Y~a • Story &• ~~!!j "JUetite. 673--2714. PrcsbytCJian Church as of--ficianL T.H CL"f:.-\RANCI:: SCHOOLS Slip:htly UIH'II Oan i!ll h w .. Jnut • _ _:__:__:_::..:... ____ _ coo!lol~ 1495. 1'11rod orf"n" GLUM R. HILUIAII OF COSTA MESA DIES Glenn Richard Hillman a53 W. Center. Apt. l,Costa ~-le u., died Wednesday, Feb. 1, at Oranae County Medi Center. He was the fonner cir01lation manqer for dom New apapera, ~bl i sheu of the s.,ta Ana Reai ater. Survivors a.re hi s wife. Loi •· hi 1 mother, La vi ma Hillman o r Coau Meu; 2 dauahtets,· Muine Laniter of Oklahom a and Glendeno Holloway of Iowa; 3• step- son s, Bina and Cherry or Anaheim, .nd Clint Cherry of Coua Men; 1 ate~dauahte r, FJiubech Sketch of Costa Mesa; and~ arandchildren. Servi cu were held Satur- day, Feb. 10, • Bala Chapel, Colta Meu. Inter- ment was at Fairh8vcn Me· mori a.l P1rk, Santa Ana. ,ALL ,AIMIOM SIIOW from 1395. :\ew lht mmoo( Or· NEW CLASSES ~an 1545 . s~,·erul flood u,.,.,J START WEEKLY f!t!Olld" lrom Si95. '':<>mplete Schmidt·PhilliP"' Co. :\.. Secret•ial ·Clerk 1907 ~-\lain St. at 20th Typist · Special Courlet - Santa Ana B;f.Ui h-uplypina,IB\1 S"for,r.I ··J DARO. SELECTRIC a.Jn VE typewriter .. S/H 8Niho-up OOWIU, ar\er- noons, eveninaa. ·Pay for yata" book .. and • small rqiauation fee, then SS .OO per week. 100'• t ucceu ful aradu1101 over lhe p&lt five yean. Polly Pri .. t Bullineu Collqe, 325 N. Newport Blvd., Beach. Pbobe PROBLEMS Private Hiah School lndi vidu•l attention Small Claue1 BRICKER-WARD PREP SOtOOL II Fair Drive -Costa Men WILL II OIICIISS!O, '-=:'::-:==~,-::---Mto . C.V. rum•• at Costal-B~RG~ Men will reveal plana at~m/:"!;;;;;~r.;~-;.;:-; the Feb. 11 moetina f01 •1• fall fashion s how 10 be ai· ven by th• Women'• -\.saili· ary ol the Qral\le County Phannau.sliell Asan. Th.e ••1• and ••oa &Went will rept.c• th•. arou.p'• ._.,lllo._, ... _, tprinl taahioa abow. 'I!!~~· . ........ , ......... cc:e...., at •• Newpon u~~~~~~~~!!:!.!~~!! bor Yackt Clob at 11:)0·:• ;;,,,.:P~l;.T:..:I:._ ____ _ for a soctol-...,_ ~0 *•·,.,.. noc:e .,.... • •• JCIIIIu•a. w.;.,;;,...,, bo • _.,.. ol*" "-' . ,._ .. ,_ .,.. W8CIAI. • ....,. .... . Boodl P.,llco lor el••-...... lout 1!!1 elf ...... ,.,l,j •i• a JIIIOooatatl .. ao Celi.,... ... 1117 1-ONLY . ... ,.tl;.e.. lo ... -· Can 't It? For Fast Action & Ruults Call !X>YLE & WOOl) CO. ' HARBOR TRANSFER AND STORAGE ..... If ,., WHEATON VAHLINES, INC. LJ 8·7l2l or LJ 1·9711 Co&\a Men before you r eyes - on your new carpel -r&~ I move them with Blue Lus- tre. Rent electric sham· pooer st. Crown Hardware, 3107 E. Coast Hwy., Cor_. ona del Mar. FOR SAL E OIL PAINTINGS, Clipper Ships &.others, G.REATLY REDUCED to HI\. Also I rods & 1ee\s. 646~245, • FOR RENT FOR LEASE UN FU RN . Cha1min1 home , ideal lo- cation. 304 Larkspur, CD\\. I bedroom & den , 2 baths. Is. I ivins rm. w 'file place. S 185 per mo. Call S·U· 617 1. o IUSIMESS REM TAU OFFICE SPACE for rent in Ensian arcade bu.il dina, 272 1 E. Coast Hwy .,""Cl>M. Ideal for insw-ance or re al e t tat e. Call The Ensian. 61HI550. Celli• y.., .... A4l .... .-L .. .. 67U5ID • WANTED , .AIITI!D TO lENT WAHTl!O TO U!ASI! -Boy ... • ._.;. pior\oltll• MOIO-Io ..... lboa -· Call ..,, --Wilford, QU)UHHf, •••• 11111111 c.... .. ~ .. c. ....... :----= • ' CHANNIL REEF -APARTMENTS "1.-.lflllO..,. a,.. •• , 1 N .... 1 X•wfl'l"rl ,_...,.,I!..,._ .. .... c_. d:ll •• C.\1~1'111 SI'ECTACULAI v•w-OCIAN .M lAY CLann•f-J&./-:Aparllr.,nls NE W On W...,..,..,.. NMr N••,...t H.rW lntrenc:e 2525 -....... c..-.. -· Colli. layrrrst AMPU .. UEST PAUIN .. aMI IOAT SU'S Wily Net bjoy "FORE VE R-V IEW' Home Si tes! 'file "C•da.aalan" w_., of Ufe THI ADI(ANTAGIS WILL SURI'IUSE YOU A CllStom hom~ buill JUS! jor you ... by Ivan Wells & Sons. Inc. You e1n purchue and tel fee Utle -or leue if you~ ALL aou. hue WATERniONr VU:W. All ba•e -o" a larg~ vi~w lot . •nd two baths. -WITH LARGE PATIO. YOU UE INVITID TO INS ... CT OUR FURNISHID -L luy $5~,500 aMI Up a..-$420 M••• & Up ,.._ 671-1711 for ,..,..,, .......... Pnvacy, pn:srig~. qu1et ~lepnce m uclui•~~ DOVE R SHO RES . on the lrv.ne R•nch on New· port Harbor 's (amoos West Bluff. BA YC REST homes are r~ally c us1om1z~d (or p~ople wh o demand mdlvJduality and swank s•mpli C"II)' .. who ar~ Sel~c rivc Deluxe Duplex OPEN HOUSE" fRI., SAT., & SUN. -1 to 5 P.M. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths each. 2 fireplace!!>, close to schools &. shoppm~. 51 1 Camauon, Corona del Mar • • • FOR RENT: Ocean front 2 bedroom. I bath, Car- pets, drapes, for adults only. 5215 per mo. 332 Morguer i te (orono del Mor -673-8550 g.,.. r/ortJ•/1, f<.a/tor $595 PER · ACRE 85 acres in grow ing Imperio I County, ,iu1t 200 feet off heavily troveled route 86. Hos over 2000 feet of rood frontage. Wot er on tt-.e property .. Electricity ocrou l'he strftt, Forming operation on the odjo ining property. I Start hedging again1t inflation by buyi ng land no•. The history of land is that it continue• to appreciate ! in the long run, right on through economic ups and down1. And, it's one commodity that no one is making ony more of. The population i1 exploding, •il'h hun• dreds of California acres being used up doily to take care of new fomilie1, industries, shopping, agricul• ture, etc. Better buy your piece of Coli fOfnio ocreote now, and fh is 8S a cres is a good place to 1t01"t you~ land investment program. Submit prepaid interest, or ,.,"'s to suit your budget. PNOIII! UZ-5111 , •• til Ull .,. ........... I .. _.... IWLJ& (Ollffil PAll 4 IEDROOMS . who are community minded. Sharp adult aec:upM!d ~tome m qwn rul-df'-sac ~ro-t. .l..:ssume ~~. ,...~ \o.an l: l)8\'· ""'"""'~ "Lll hi! Sllq mon•h The JOO Ser ie:~. ho mes se~m world! 1wa y (rom conacsrion YCI ani~ m1nutes from pracrically I ev~ry!l'llnJ . $59.995 to 5120.000 , , ~lagrrul ."" I l ....._,, F . ... . ~ -:.: I ~ !J ... • . .!::-=: $25,950 .... ,....., ·- iayrrrst " Bu1lders and Dev~lopirrs , t'llfl< wa~·• SONf-1\K. ~'""'-·-~~_,~...;..;.~ ,.,.ifow "'""",.rt181rlwllfi~'~ Cell in Y .. , Went lwJ "tM Eftlip 6n-4sso tmd jJ~rHi#!~d by J H. BIGGAR, SuHto AHII.nt'/641 S~tlfti•ro Dm ·,, !t/,,..~, 8nKII. C411ifor"'" 9]66() 17/olj 646·/JJIJ AN ARTISTIC HOME --A PRESTIGE LOCATION ON DOLPHIN TERRACE IN IRVINE TERRACE ., • Two spacious bedrooms, PLUS den. • Carpets ond drapes • Complete ki tchen Bit· 1ns • Parquet hardwood fl oors. Entire property is as cl eon and fresh as o breath of Sp ring! Attention -Owners Lef us rent your apartment or hom e. We turn down renters.every doy! CALL US AT YOU R CONV EN IENCE Bay & Beach Realty Inc. 2407 L COAST • DILMM 675-3000 E .... 67J..OSS4 2 STORY BEACH HOME 1', BLOCKS TO BEACH NEW CARPETS, DRAPES & PAINT 4 BEDROOMS , 2~ BATHS WITH SUNOECK OFF MASTER BORN . SUBIII T YOUR TERNS Sll,SOO FULL PRICE CALL MRS. PAVLOVICH E•n. 67U316 -. • - I Is I ... •EII'ORT HARIO'R EJIIGII TIIUIISDA.!..FEI. IJ,_~ LIIIUI se II er"IIST:~:-r:-·. aiiiOMKLW.IiiOUif. 4 ... "!'"r:..'1N~;_!:~; .. :l.. ~:~·c.,..!'; .• ~: .. "::.~ a. IRJUfiiS are fall UadcMtbtodly Chit q•tlion .sor line• Ja..,, l96.S. O•t laj•ied sulfered by ..,.,...,, Ul ) lllo*en, will ui .. wben tb• Womu't Tho meeliaa will be held J..... v. Ouistopltencm, ,. ... , ol Saa• o\M,' Wi&- . Leaa.ae of Newpoc\ in tho mul\i-purpotl room or 40, of 4641 £. U1h S\,, u.. or New London, aad "'''"''"'"''"a\ lhe Mariners Marinou Library, atartina at Coate Me11, in 1 car colll-Ouatev ol Tuas; 7 aisteta, Library TIM:Itday, Feb. 20, 9:30 a.m. a ion at Coaat Hwy. and Alice Phillip• ol PaidieW, ID hoar Oranae County Tu Newland SL, H.mtinaton COiln.; Ann Curtil ol Qu.aket Aauuo1 ~dtcw J. Hin· POWER CUT OFF Beach Saturday, Feb. 10, Hill, Coan.; Mary Piper of ahaw speak on ''Cunent Dirt c:lod• .nd debris we!e caused hi a death later that Abadan, Jraft; Hleaoor practices and procedures of thro:*n at ~e Sou them Cal .. niaht at Hoaa Hoapital. · Church of New LondOI), Sat• tbe aueuor"s office." fom~a Edison power IU~ He was born Oec . 7. 1927, bera Mercanti or WaLetfotd, Mrt . Stanley LeLievre, ~tau:~ ~~ IJ111 s~ :d Bal· at New London, Conn. He Conn., and Prancea Oirtaer- prelident, points ou t that S ~ d v 'rt ontr Fee~'~ was a -California-resident ella and Patricia Oullisc:io the meetina is open to the. a r ay 1 emoon, ' '·rot 10 year nd t' ...-..a ·,____.._r·w· t 1 \UI!od Island reauhina in power failure. s , a 1v~ .. 1R o e~ er y, o · public: and that a question 01n1aac 10 lhc power uant-Oranae C~unty for S years. Servtcos woro hold Wed· and answer period is plan· foimer, 111bich waa •hortcd He_ te~ved tn ~e navy as a nesday, Feb. 14, at Now ned, out, wu aet at SSOO. sh1p f1tter dunn1 World War London. Mortuary LITTLE SUSAN IIARIE really takes the cake when it comes to launching a new chu rch pro ject. The occa- sion was the start of the Omega evangelism program by the Senior High Group at St. Andrew's Presbyteri an Chu rch of Newport Beach at their Feb. 4 meeting. Pic- tured here, from left, are Bruce Co rzine, mode rator of the Senior High ,Group; Kim Stru tt, director of youth ministry; Mrs~ Richard Pyle, with the Omega baby, 1· year-old Susan Marie Pyle; and Marshall Moore, vice. moderator. Or. Richard P91e Is superintendent of the Senior High Group. The youth of the church will re- ceive points for participating in the Omega program and will thus have a chance to win a free week·end M1. Hin•haw has a back- around of 15 years uper· ience in property assess- ment work. For 10 or 1those years he worked with the property tax department or the State Boa.ld of Cquali· :ution and 5 yean with the aueuor'a ortice in Lot trip. -IRAMSAcuD _C_h...;._ _ _;_h_N ___ _ Tbievoa plied open the u· rc ews· frCMit door of lhe resK!cnce _ .. _ -or Helerr Pinnon, 2506 h t Newport Harbol Lutheran First Baptist 0\urch of o\ve., Corona del Mar, and Chwch, 250t Cliff l)r., New -Costa Mesa, 301 MaiJI.olia alter rumm aaina throuah the port Heiahts _ The Rev, SL _ OJest minister, the house, •tole silver, luaaaae, (ieorge Busdiecker, vis ita-Re v. Greg Dixon from ~· clothina, a watch and por· tion pastoa, will pteact\ at di.anapolis, Ind., Bap~Sl table TV. The lou was set th e S:31) and 11 a.m. C)unday Temple, will speak to high at S6%. s ervi ces. Hi s topic will be school s~dent s and youna LEGAL MOTICE NOTIO: OF PUBUC HEARIN"G NOTICE IS HEREBY Gl \'f.N that the City Council of the City of Ne wport Be ach will hold a public heuia_A re~ .. din8 the appea l of Ceo. R. Wi !ieman on behalf of George S. Fre eman from the dec:ision of the P lan· ning Commiuion denying \'ari- ance No. 9 26 requesting ap - proval to cons truct 4 d .. ·td/ing u11it s on 4625 !iq. h . o f l11nd in 11.11 R-3 Di!w k t ;u 331 &: 33 J'.l Dahlia S~reer, Corona del .\lar, portion Lou II & ll , Block 23 1. Coron<~ del Mar Tract, Zooe R-3. NOTIC[ IS HE HF.:tn' Pl'R- TII£R GI\'E~ that the "aid public hearint! "'ill be held on the 26th d01y o f February , 1%8. at the hour of 7 :30 p.m. in the Counc il Chamb!'r~ of th City Hall of the Citv of ~ew pqrt Beach. Califo rn l!l, IU whirh t ime and plact any .tnd all per- !JOo!l interested may app..:1r and be heard thereon. L<~ura Lajlios Cit)" Clerk C ity of ~e.wport 8f'll<""h Pobli!l h: f eb. 15, 1968, in The Ne.,.•pon Harbor Ensign YMI .... Itaft to WOf'l'7 ol>oal..teiJ ..-roar . •vlap lll'e with PASAOlMA'S OUJUT AND '-'"<ST MUTUAL SAVINGS ..... ~ .......... c: ...... .. CORONA DEL MAR OfFICE 2861 E.nt Coe1t Hishway Corona ~I Ma~. Calif. 92625 Telephone 67S·S010 _..._ ....... U\ l . C..... ...... • 44t-Zl4! "Lord keep us steadfast in adults dunng the :J:4S a.~. thy word,"' based on 2 Peter Sunday School hour. He ~II I: 16-21, preach to the Congregata.on • • • at ll a.m. and 1 p.m. Juna or Lutheran Church of the Qlurch will be at II a.m. A Master, 2900 Pacific View special service for6th grade '>r., Harbor View Hills -l)r. children will stan at6 p.m., 'Nilliam Eller will deliver a Sunday. Nu rsery is provided messaae entitled .. God's for 111 servi ces. grace is sufficient" at the • • • 8:45 and 11 a.m. Sunday The Christian Science services. The ~nior Hiih Churches, Corona del \1ar, Luther Lea1ue will hold a Newpo~t Beach and Costti wcek...end retreat in the Mesa -"Soul" will be the mountains, They will attend topic fc. this Sunday. The worship at a conmunity &olden text is from Psalms: chur ch in th e area. "t.e t all thos e th at seek • • • thee rejoice and be alad in The Plymouth Conareaa· thee; and let such as love tiooal Church, 3262 Broad th Y salva tion say con tinu· St.,Newpon Heights-"Be· ally, Le t God be magn ifi ed!' hind ~·s curtain" will be • • • the sermon topic of the Rev, Newport Uni ty Chur c h, Norman Brown for the 10 meetina at 15th St. and It· a.m. Sunday service. Sunday vine <\v c., Cliff Haven - school is held at the same The Rev. Loren Flick.inaer hout. The Pilgrim Fellow· will preach on "Being you r· ship group will meet at 3:30 setr' at 10 a.m. Sunday. p.m. Sunday. The 7:30 p.m. Wednesday 'Bo'b,le • service will feature "Won· Cenual Church, derful words of liah l," with Orange Ave. at 23td St, c "os ta. \rtesa _ Pas tor Henry the pastor and oraanist as IOioiiU. e. Jones will speak on • • • .. Hope" at the 9 and 10:30 St. Andrew's Presbyterian a.m. Sunday services. <\t 7 Church, 600 St. o\ndrew•s p.m. he will brina a messaae Rd ., Cliff Haven-!Jr. Char· on the topic, "An evanaeli· les l)ierenfield will preach cal views heart t ransp\ants.'" at the 8, 9:30 and II a.m. The 7 p.m. Wednesday Bible Sunday services on the stud y con tinues on Old Tes· topic, "o\ million lives to tament charactets . live." The text is from • • • ~euteronomy I : II . Unive rsity Baptist Church, • • • 2252 S.E. Palisades Rd., St. \lark Ptesbytel ian Back Bay -The Rev . Ro-Chur ch, Eas t Bluff Dri ve be rt Cahill will begin 11. ser-and Jamboree Road, East ie s entitled "The beainnina Bluff -(iuest min i stet at of the gospel." <\ film on regular 10 a.m. Sunday ser- "lt's happening" will be vice will be ')r. \1ortis C. shown · Sunday evening. Robinson, pas tot emeritus of Youth gr oups meet at6 p.m., ':trace Pr esbyterian Chutch , and after the evenina ser· \linneapolis. lie served that vice, the Teen Scene will pastorate for 36 years; was meet for a "l·isten·in" at membet of the \1inneapolis the home of Noah Cloud, C)ch oo\ Soatd and president r~~~~~~~~:::::.._6~5:2~R~o~s~s~S~t~.,~C~o~sta~\~1:••~·~·.., of the United Nations <\ssn. of that city. f.lis topi c will be "Keeping the Faith." • • • The Newport 4arbor Coun· c:i\ of Chur ch Women an· nounces that the annual ob-- s ervance ri the world day of praye r will be held a t 10 a.m. F1iday, \larch I , at Christ Church by the Sea, Cen ual Newport. The call to prayer will be "Bear one ano ther's burdens ." The Firs t Methodist Church of Cos ta \.tcsa and St. o\nd rew's Presbyterian Chu rch in Cliff Haven will also be open fr om 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. for prayer and meditatioo. • • • The monthly church night of St. Mark Presbyterian Church of Corona del ~' will be held Tuesday, Feb. 20, at the ~hur ch. Follow· ina the 6:45 p.m. dinner, Our health and happiness, our very live s. depend upon this spiritual link. It can never be broken. Sometimes. it's only a whisper in thought~ but it grows gradually into a deeper wisdom, an awareness of the presence :Jnd love of God . Many have seen its tangible evidence in the form of Christian healing. Hear this public lecture, "Humanity's link with God." by GEITH A. PUMMER, C.S .. oflhe Board of Lectureship of The First Church of Christ. Scientist. in Boston, Massachusetts. there will be a conareaa· tiona/ mce tina at 8 p.m. to hear the report of the nomi-- natina comnittee and to elect a pastor seekina committee. Or. <\rthur Bail." ley, director of new dlurch development fot the C)ynod of Southern California, will aerve aa moderator. o\t 8:15 p.m. dlero will be a discus· aion on''Paithmeets faith,'" a conaideration of the Chri•tian raith in 1elalion 10 oCher wocld reli1ions. ADMISSION FREE • EYE.AYONE IS WELCOME • • • The Chun:h 'Nomen ol the Newport Harbor Lutheran Chur<h, 2l01 Clill Or., Nowpon Holatus, will mcot a w11k late Ibis mondl -at 7:30 p.m. Thurodoy, Peb. 22, to enable the achedvlina ol a speech by a misaionary ,_ brdlo. A HAWAllAN L UAU wi ll be a social hi ghlight for t9e Th ursday Morn ing Club of th e Harbor Ar ea this Fri day evening, Feb. lb, at th e BaiOOa Bay Cl ub. Club mem- bers preparing for the annual event i ncl ud e, fro m left, Mr s. John Morris of East Bluff, re servation chainnan ; Mr s. Carl Ander sen of Huntington Beach, and Mrs. Rich- ard Be chtel of Harbor Vi ew Hills, co·ch airman for re-- servations. Mr s. Robert c. Mi ller is luau chainnan; Mr s. James c. Stamper iS in charge of deco rations, and Mrs. Robert D. Smi th has charge of doo r prizes. The even- in g will begi n wi th a no host cocktail hour at 1 p.m. There wi II be dancing to the music of the Kalehua band a buffet dinner. CEn photo.) FITTED CONTOUR .--- MATTRESS COVERS FULL &: TWIN S IZ£ I WEEK ONLY 39C WHITE SASH ROPE 50 FT. COIL Fill ESSE WRintl& PAPER DEL -TE QJT 303 Ill! 21( STOUFFER$ hiACAIIONI & CHEESE SPINACH SOUFFLE ')ftc GREEN BEANS MOOOLES a<IMAMOFF EA. ;)7-SMAP·E·TOM BIRDSEYE COOL WHIP TOMATO DRINK 10 oz. 1 Ll. SOFT MARGA CHUNG KING BEEF · PORK 2 LB. 16 OZ. GERIERS STRAINED FUTUIIIIIG IIAIIIIIIIG'S IEEF STOR! HOURS-OAILY Ut30 SUM. 9-6 TH!S! SP!QALS FOR FEB. 15-16-17 3147 !. COAST HWY., CDM-WE DELIVER -673-3510 WIGLET BLOCK 31C VISIT OUR N &COMPLETE BEAutY CENTER JI:WI!L"Y, STATIONE .. Y, HA .. OWA .. I!. BEAUTY SU~~LII!S, S~OATING GOOOS HOUSE WA .. I:. G I.-TWA .. I!, .-ISHING EQUIP •• TOY• -'LL NAME B"AHO MERCHANDISE, ALL AI:MARKABLY LOW ~RICES .~::~~~~~~~ e HA 1 .. SP .. AY e e HA IIIII COLOAIHG e COSMETICS e CTC., ETC. 3 RAT-TAlL COMBS ASSORTED COLORS 39C 500 SHEETS -8 1/l X II 3 HOLE WHrTE PAPER UNRULED SUPER SPECIAL WITH COUPON ONLY Heart fund drive launched An informaJ coffee Monday. Ptb. s. in lhc home of Mn. Carl Moore. 170~ Galatea Tor., lnoine Tenace, offi· cillly opened the 1~8 Heart Fund Drive for Newport Beach, accordina to Mu. Pe.a Hatch, Newport Beach Heart Sunday chainnan. Thi a moc1ina brouaht to- p thor the diattict chainnen who will be participatina in the Heart Sunday cwnpaisn. '"Hear.t ia the worthieat caue I know of, aince i1 ia reaponaible for S4 per coni ol all death a n.Uonwide. •• '-*•· Hatch .. id. .. Caret .. on the way, but we muu hewo lunda ao Nmy them up.'' Volunteeu will eall oo their friend• 1nd neiahbou duri,_ "Heart Sunday" week, Feb, 26 to March 3. P1111phlelt concemina ufe- au ard• aaai nat Heart Di ... e .. e will· be left at each home con lac ted by the volun· l.t:er .... Di•tticl chainnen .. tilt- ina Mu. Hatch are Mra. Irvine promotion made • n-• l,.um•+>n. 457 eo- briHo Tor., Cotona Hillll· Iandi; ~~. Badtwe Oivent, 4727 Cortl.nd Dr., Cameo Hiabl~a ;Mn. Gordon Tho. rnaa, 220 Goldenrod A-..e., Corona del Mar; Mn. Mary Jam01on, 204 Pemleaf Av e., Corona del Mar; ~ •• Carl Moore, 17M Galatea Ter., Irvine Tenace; Mrs. RaJ ph Linhoff, 1760 E. Ocean Blvd,, Balboa~ Mra. tL Macy Jonu, 1602 S. Bay Front, BaJboa Itland; ~ •• Jamea Oaae, 67 Yawl Rd., Je,acon Bay; Mn. Richud Larzelere, 104 Via Or-..ieto, Lido lale; Mrs. VifJinia Ryadalc, 223 Prospect St., Newport Shores, M:ra, Henry Hill,2320 Clay SL ; Newport Heiahta; Mn. Peter Barrett. 231 Kina• Place, Clifr Haven; Mn. Robin cam~ bell, 1100 Devon Lane, Wutcliff; Mu. Loren Heather, 1806 Hi"'land Dr., Harbor HiJhlanda; Mn. Orace Schwarz, 2106 Dover Dr., Halbor Hiahlandt ; Mn. Kant Berae, 20a7 Irvine Ave., Baycreu; Mrs. Robert L. French, ~~ Almood Pl., Eut Bluff; Mrs. 0\ar/es Olaaaow, 252 1 Bunya St., Eaat Bluff; Mrs. Duane Zink, 20Bl Cypress, Back Bay ;and Mn. BatbaraShaw, 17607 Queens Wreath w~. (rvine. FIL'I 011 VI£THAM l)aniel -.. t)'Fanell,folmet Comnodoteli, a boatd mem-"•'<.now the sc01e'' series manaaer of Fashion Island, bet of the ')range County will present a film on ''.Viet· ha s been named commercia l Coast <\ssociation, and a nam" at 8 p.m. Tuesday, propetty manaae r for the It· mem bct of the board of di .. Feb. 2ll, at the <\merican vine Company, accord ins to rectots for the Laauna ')peta ')pinion • Book Store, 1934 an announcement made today o\ssociation. Harbor Blvd., Costa \lesa. by '\I belt J. o\uer, vice pte· \h . Berge joined the Irvine The Feb, 27 film will be sident of real estate . Com pany as a planning as .. ''Practical communist." Mr . r)'Fane\1, who was sistant in 1961. For the p I" aeneral manaae, and ditectm past yeat. he bas man•aed 0 ICe · are of ptomotion for Bullock's Bayside Centes, Westcliff Realty Corp. be fore joining s.hoppina Center, East Bluff commended the h vine Company in 1966, Village Center and Ir vine is now in chatge of all It vine Town Center, adjacent to Newport Beach police have commercial operations, in-the UCI . camp us , and other received commendati on from Cluding the Irvine ')ffice comme rcral developments, a private inves tig.-tor for buildings, now under con-lie is a craduate of U~, coullesy extended to him in suuction, the ~ewport..bascd with a degtee in business quest of infotmation here. marinas and all retail cen-administtation, and ~as Gene >\shmore of Qranae ters. taken se.veral UC extcnsron said in a letter to City . cout ~es '" te~l ~state , com .. Council that his search for He rs a graduate of Call· mercral and Investment pro-· · · 1 h d b ., ' · s c 1 F . · b r a miSSing 111 a rou.,,t rotnra . tate o lege 11 ul -pe t lies. li e IS a mcm e t o h. th b h 10 · C · 1m to e eac area letton, an assoc iate member the lnternahonal ouncrl k . •• r th 1 1 r hI · I C ·1 r h . C see assuUIInceo e oca .... P .. _ t e ntetnat10na ounc1 o 'i opp1 ng enters. l'c or Shopping CcnteJ S, mem-\h. 0"Fanell lives '" "?.,'=~press sincere appre· bet of the Newport·Ba\boa Santa o\n~, and \k Bc tge ciati on fot the courtesy and • Rotaty Club, Newpott ~lat• . a re sident or :'lll!wpott boa Cbad>el of Comme1ce ; h ' assittance afforded myself eac · staff,'' be wrote. "I et· - Doing it English? Do it Cotswold. Bcutifll AatiiJaed Oak ia tM Eaglish f.outrysi4e Mauer. . Here is o1 long coffH tc1ble tho1t h.u one drop le.llf- not on the side f.11cing the s,.~fc~, of course. How hc~ndy for snacks and drink s. And tho~t shelf below h.u §0 mo~ny uses, too. From th e superb Cots wold coiiKtion by Conc1nt 8.1111. Comt" s~ it .111l. The Dorset Cockt.11il T•ble, 64" long Sl30.00. H.J.GARREfT fURNflURE flltOHSJK)trijAL frMIQ Dtl ...... S 0,.. ..... .,...,., '"" ....... ' 1111 H4IIOI ..... COSTA ...... CAUJ. ~....,,. ..... ,. the officera invo lved conducted themselves . "4-t is indeed tefreshing to find policemen of such high caliber, Please let me as· sure you that you have a police department or which you should be ve ry, very proud." \ AIRMAN Randall H. Sco tt, son ol Mr. and Mr s. Harold J . Scott of 2027 Paloma Or., Costa Mesa, has completed basic training at Lacktand AFB, Texas. He tlas been assigned to the Air Force Techn ical Center at Lowry AFB, Colo., for specialized schooling as a missi le elec- tronics specialist. He is a 1967 graduate of Newport Harbor High School and at- tended Orange Coast Col- lege. lt"aal .. llalswllc.._ .. _ ... _ •r ..... _, ... ................... let t'! " ...... . -··· ........ -.. .. Pes tsJ11 """""" "* " ' MUTUAL SAVINGS ..... ~ .......... -...... ... COlONA Dlt ..... OMCI ., ... c... ...... ., C....tw ..... c.w.-Tt .~.. ... --·-................ __ (Walter Gerhardt photos fr om the Ma y 12, 1949, issue·of the Ensign.) J949 U.S . AND ME XICAN OFFICIALS wm guests at the fiesta in Ensenada following the finish of the 1949 Newport Harbor to Ensenada International Yacht Race. The "top brass," seated at the table, left to right, included Earl Warren, governor of California; Alfonso Gonzalez, governor of Ba ja California; former Presi dent Rod riguez of Mexico; Admi ral Wilder Salc.er, commandant of the 11th Naval District, representing President Harry Truman; General Ro. driguez, and Dick Drake, mayor of Newport Beach. Below, at the J962 THE STUFFED MAR· LIN at the Milton Shedd rb i dence in Cli ff Ha· ven was an obj eel of great in· terest for 17..year~l d r::ng in Ke pene~, Turkish swimmin g star, wh o attended Newpo rt Harbor High School as a for- eign exchange student durin g the 1%2 ~3 sc hool yedr . He lived wi th the Shedd family during hi s stJy he re. Pi ctured here from left: Bi 1\ Shedd, 1 O; Eng in, whose home city is An~ara; Steve St'.edd , 15, and CJrOI Sl1e dd, 13 . (Ensign photo from th e A.ug. 23, l 9b2 issue.l ... ) tro'*'y presentat ion: Mrs. Willis Hunt (in wh ite dress); Mr. Hunt, sailing master of the SolilOQuy, winner of that huge Presi dent of the U.S. trortly, and Wes ley D. Sm ith of Ba lboa, owner of the Solil- OQuy, which flew the NHYC burgee . There were 122 start ers in the ra ce . First to finish was Westward, owned by Robert Miller of NHYC, in the elapsed tim e of 29 hours, 21 minutes, 29 seco'ilds . First on corrected time, and winner of the Presiden t of Mex ico trophy, was Kitten, owned oy Fted Lyon of NHY C. - J962 FOREIGN EXCHANiiE I STUD ENT at Cosio Mesa High School for the 1~~3 school year was v1 .. jay'cumar Gajanan Joshi from Poona, India, shown here at left with his foster sister and brolher, Barbaro and Stanley Brown of Cost& lltsa. ne 17• rtaM>Id lndl&n s~, ""dJ- Ing to btcomo a ~HCillftlc.t .,gineer, Sllyld wkh .,. Chlsl!olm Brown faml~-t . tE•· si., lli!Oio """' Ill• Alit-JQ. 1~, IUM.) 1r Dl. UM'S I. IIIIIIIT ......... ~ .... d....,.,...L.•·-c.. ........ t., ... be •*-c-al •I a.;:.._ CiwMu (I ...... "-c.atlftAII HACGII, 7• ....._ ,.,.., C•lll•__..., N. J,) QI.S11AIISU'41CI---•1211·16. 01111.. Tat: •1 t rs =i ...,_.,~a, 11rr ...n.,., GM, 1M1 ,. ,.., !""" ._, • .,., w, .... ,. tk ...,. cw. __.., ir ,.., r ar llr astw" (a-. :1). • ., ...... -.. C1orill. wloilt ........ ....,., -,_ ............ ___ ,.. HI PUICIIASID US )ctut h~ •id ehlt .. ,he ~~~.Jot tb.d world. and the tireftid ulnas of richu. a!ld tht lu1t1 "' odwr thine• mtmn, in, cidae cht word, and u bcc:ooneth un- fruitful'' (Mark •:19). and an tllne thincs hue to do with t1w body of our ....... So. lhc sim;ll<. cl<f.nir., .... ~ ca.J thin& co do is to p~~ or ""rmder our bodies of flesh ta God ~v. 1 .a.ncl I Cor 6 :19, 20). If we arc 1uJiy 12\'Cd, thm He s.avtd ua iiDd pvc ua d~ lift, aod s.ncd us from tterru.l cor.dl:m· nation . He purchucd 111 c:ompjctdy - body, iOUl, and spirit -· by the s.acrifitt of His only beptm Son. n-ercfort, we ,have no more ri&f':t to our livinc bodies, for they, prope-rly and .Uy, bdonc to God, the Purena~. who ia ready, ablt, and -.·iJlinc If) manaet them for us. ~ troub&c wi!h most Chris- tWas is that, after Go.J has boufht us by the t.lood and life of )tSIU, we do not deliver !ht coods, our Ucdic~. but !<') to keep thml subject to our own wills. It is just plain dishonesty to Ukc tht purchue prkc and &hen, .ao, try to k<q> the roocJo. If our bodifl; belonc to God, then our money and propn1y whKtl we havt for tht UJe of our budies must also bdone to H im. We cannot satisfy our oblip· tton to God by Jivinc Him a mere per· ccntart" of our bodies: neither can wt do so by crud(incly Ci\·inc H itu a per· cent• of our property and money, br:· ca~ it all ~Iones to Him and is sulr. jm to His will. This fact S~tttln a multitgde of our problttns. May 1 ~? Why, cCTtVnly, .if God to direcu, but not unlnll He don c\Wcct. May J do this or lhal? Well, if God is my Nanacer; dam I must aNI HiM and do as He dirms. We try to atttk tMst qut11i0ns without consultinc Christ, our Lord, and thr result malin u' unhappy and miserable. The Holy Spirit in us is much vanl (2 Pet. 2:81, a! Gvd's Spirit te:~tihes to uur spi rit, at our 1i ~tcncc and sclf.-.·iJ1. lbp- pincss ct.tr.ltl only through obtdimee, even if ac~nitd by sacrifice . GOD SHAKS TO US But, you ask. how can I tt'll God wants mt to dt.o or nvt tc do ~ H ow can I bt ~crtain ? As :a fatht'r, I car. pJair.ly tell my son my wi ... l~s. and sut·cly Goo can do infi nit('ly more than ; can do. When w~ misundcr!>t~nd ~. it usually is bcco\t\:01': oor precotl· reivcd dttir~ clc.!J not ::.rr« wi1R what we know to be His directions, "nU tl•eu wt t};in1. that perhaps V.od i:t 1\llt !>~ak in( plainly. BL:t, i! we will huml·ly :;uiJmlt to Hi~ will, we w!!l know tho: an.sw'!: Th1s :s an o!tl prt~bltm :mtl .Juu$ H irr.:oelf gan tht 'j()\ut ;on, "l! al') man will do l1js will , h·: !>ha!! iwc.w d the doctrine 11ud:mg J, .dlc:l:t• 11 lx .,r G0<.t" l)ohr 7 :17). ,\!)Ta.ham, j ;1cob, David, NC''lh. Paul, autl loo~ts o! othrr~ h~v~ :~:srifit"CC ho11 t::asily ami ;J1:o1Uk:tl) God sr.ukt co thtm. But. suppose some member of you! fanl.1Y, or ICWI'W' friend, Of IOmt ~ entiai pcr~n or tcat:htr telb yoa what to do and sn«n at the: rnanqaamt of ·~ Gol't llhPn' il., •• Mt II Co j ....... _.., ...... ,. __ ., ........... 1_ .......... ~ --;,-..... ... IDd ,.., ... d of C..." w. ...... -...,eo.--O.r lives ..._, to God. ·• • -. -,.., ;. God"• -o1 u.-. ... purpoet for ua. We .,. eo tw.5 ... of Chrill •• our t.fallilllt l...or.a ud lhr' fac:c thai we art Hit mhw ha. to rep~umt Hilll in lllit ....... of tbe wodd •od lei Hit I~ thiae ......... us. 'Thea we art: no1 to tbink of ....,. wives more h'chly than we, as .-prof~ it.11blt •rv:anu, oucht to tt;nk: but 10 think IOhtrly, carefuU)·, praJfffulfy, ac .. rottJinc u God hath dealt to etch of w the mnsure of (aith. We are all one in Ouilt, yet .,. are difrtTnlt, trtn u my hand and foot an une in my body, yet are different frc.n each otMr. So I am noc to pl.nti'D q lire after any ()(her Christian in aay p.1tticular but must ld Christ be my lWk in,;t ructor, guide, and eumple. He hoas gu2r:mte~ to !A ve and kttp me ~ternallt. and J muse let H~ ct., it Ril w,.y, b«ausc I cau do nothllll uf IIIJ• :>t:lf. With thc:;c spccifk spil'itu.al prin- cipks before 1n<:, th.:., J can live u a citi~cn of t~ Kingdom of God should. My iovc will be wit!lout lustful pusioa or hypocri .. y at.,l I will not pu&h myldi in {rout ~r -;on.e other se!'Var.t o{ Cluis<, !.ltd wili V: kind!y affet:tiooed tt.o :11!, loeu:ng my "sweet rnsonablcatsl" (m<o<len:ti<:n) ))( known It aU ·times to :1!1 men As a true Q.riMian, I will DOt bt );oz1 l)r ir.dolcnt c~ indiffertt~t in tM buSinC'~:o "'la!lc:rs whit:h God entrusts to mr (arc, ltt•t "·i!l be Jili~nt, fuvmt, anci clme.it in my spirit, as wdl u mt"ticuluus in tht ktter an~ spin: of IDJ obliptiom, anJ, in beth buiintsa aDd ' pkuur:, sc:N ins: the Lord rather tbu ..,.olf, I wll rejoice II IIOpe. be ,..._ ........... be ... _ ... -- Cbritt by .... ,.. •• ;u Po .. -• -. u dwy beY< _._ ... I'D ....,. tbt ways of tbt wortd by ''z · I ._ ..... .,.,... ........ .._......,._ 10)' m. bul wm trY lo ..... """' ... Christ tu be I.Ofli ... Uld •"1111. JOY Of SAI.'IATIOH n.is 1: a bra.th-takiac li11, but it is fuU of rej..>K:inc and hopt. I hard of a boy ;,. a reformatory who ••• au-~1 waitlnc until br would bt diJ.. dllrpl! 10 ... could ......... - -who .... him theft.· ,.... be -Chrilt, tuntndtrrd himtc!f, and DOW, whik-still i.,, prison, bu bt aU dbirt for rev~. and :mly thlnka of li•W. and wi~nt for Christ, b.is Saviour. Th.t boy nucr btforc had .. .,, j~. but only bitttmcss in ;ol•r.nifl4' his rtvqt:. Now he has a real !oy •n ~inc his Lor.i and Iovin& hi!. enemies in Oarist Wuth of the life we ~ abou¥ us (a.Mf son;ctirncs, :.!nhappily, in us) i!l not "Christ~n;· uc(91. in name only, anc! we must always co back to Cod's W?rd for tnt truth. Wt must ~ bcr ti\at we ar~ dead, thAt nld thiap have pa!.K'rl aw :oy and that ·~ Nove ~ new cruturcr'm Ct:ri!l. 11.c:~ we will livt a!> Chri~ot~ns ~.ouJd. l"!a>~e you checked your life by G:x!'s SUM· ards ? In wtm do ~ou faC. short of His glory ? Hive you t~ ;..,y o' JOU~ salvatioo ? I ( there is f ailurc uci Ct· fc.at, remember that God don not fail. 50 the fault must lit-in you. • QUESTIONS '01! US Arc yoo :n Christ's family ? Are JOlt trusting Him for power? Hnt yc;u surrcnJucd yw; body and lilt to Jftrn? Arc yt.~u • "rood IO&dCr of J'*"' Christ"? Have ycu ever ddnitdy said. "Bcliuint th;:! the Lorri Jew• Cbrilt died for me ;md G'ld raiKd Him fnn tht dead, 1 now attt:~ Him u my s,.,.. icu:-;md will servr. H im a! rrr:; l...ord"? 1f not, why not do it IN'III' 1 CHRISTIAN PRINCIPL.ES APPL.IEO TO RACE (Condf'nsn l (ro'l1! rtport prrpn rrrl "'"/ p ublish~:d by Christian Life Co mmis1ion of lh~: BnptiJI Grneral Conv .. ntton of T r'l'n l.) (Rep•h•••ol wi1h , ..... tu io11 1...,. CIIIIIC c-,.cr.) l. A Chriuian should .<eek ro he Christ· likt: in hi\ alliturlt J to.,.·arcl those of other net's. 1. A Christia;n should r~m~:mbu th<H God is no respt"clor or J>t'TSOm-rc· co~~:nizing that Gml crtaltd all mt'n ettual. (Am IO:~~·~:i: Gala tians S'28). 2. A Ch rbtian .1hou\d not on ly regard all mC'n its racial ly equal but he shouiJ abo rcco~ni1.~ rhe ba~ic unity or the hum:m fa mily -follow· in~ the Bible tnching o( a com- mon origin (or itll. (.-\cu 17:26 RSV ".\nd he made from one every nation of mt'n ... ") ~. A Christi an 1hould accept hi1 per· sonal rt.sponsibility in corrtctinK racial injuuicet-rdusins the trans- pucnt covt"ring of neutnlity. 1. A Christian should try c:ontlnoou5- ly to diKOH!r and to overcome: hls own n~ p~judic:e.-~atiting that ct.trnal \'iKilan«: is the pria: of a prtjudlu-Crce spirit. S. A Chrinian Jhc)uld commit him· 1tll lD do tOI'ntthlftJ aboot lmprov· Inc ncr ft.la.tions-m:ol(ftith'l thll liUCh aaian ts • part of Cod's wilt JJ. A CJwfadan thould ttt .. eo br Chrill· lib hi laO •clitntl in-.ohina diOIC of ....,,_ I. A can.dan thoulcS Jhow a spirit of rr~~: n--loolJ• ~" ror ~ ,.. ..... 10 be a Claitdlft tritnd .. _, •• thfrnor. :!. A Christian 5hould encourage his fellow church members to dcvtlop a Chri51ian conK.itntt and hn churd1 10 adopt a Christian pro. gnm relative to the matter o£ n ee -aiming toward the Ntw Ttsta· ment church J»oUcrn. !. A Christian should influence his children to adopt. Christ ian at· ti!udes-~«ki ng deliberately to crtate a Chri~t-c:onscious atmos. phcrt' wirhin the family cirdc ~ ga rding rae.t relations. i . A Christian should apply Christian principle~ in race rclauons to his own employcr.c:mployee situation- bcinft motivated br the thousht .of makmg eronom1c opponun.ty equal for all. 5, The Christian should stand aggrea- sivtly for the ddtnte of the kpl and moral ri~hl.t o( all dti~rru of all 1'11«1-takinff upon himttlf the lull raponlibilh-y of a genuineJy tkmocratjc and Christian citizen. •hip. 6, The Christian should cultivate the habit of ttflltins with counay aod falrne~~ all men ia C"UJ relat&on. ahip of life-ttn. ~ zeedB tmaiont and acaci,. •-~ lit..atio.. in f*bk ptllat .... publk ...._. ....... Uld ....... o( -- • JUDAISM B. 11. IIML II J' t .. Ml#'c .......... ,..J .... ...... .. .. 01 ........ L•• ........ c.ltl. T'-tE. BOOK OF Tho l.o.d Cod lou oald, "· •. In Ylin do they wonhip -. toechlns for doctriMt the com· .... ..-... of Meft, ••• For layi"' ..W. lhc col'ftiUMmeftt of Cod, ye hold lM trldition of men .... Full well ye rejectlhe contmaad· IIMiftl of Cod, that ye rM)' keep your own tra· dition ... P.t.kint~: the word of God of none elec:t throush ,our tradition • • • " f Mtrk 7,7-131 . •I •• •It 14 • 15 21 • • D •II • 4 11• A 1tECOR.O OF Jesus ~ ... , D • 21 • • 22 25• ,-A\.C.O'T.,. •24 Twenty year• of witne.~ln1 to Jewa hat Mown ue that the maln reuon for their tpiritual blindnese le that they have rejected the comma~ndmenl of God that they misht k~ their own tradition. Many timet Jews .. ,. to ua, .. 1 don't want tu cban~e my relision." What they do not ~.uae it that their rellsion hu been chan!ed by their leader-. From Mote~ and the Prophdt, il waa chanBed to the "tradition" of the rabbia. Some le.ders try to de.troy the faith of the people in the Word of God by aaying that Moen never wrote the. books in the Bibl~ which arc ascribed to h,jm. Some even say that Mo.ea could not write ! We poi nted our to one such "blind leader of the blind" that the Bible atate., " ... M08t8 waa learned in all the wi&- dom of the Egyptians, and was mighty in words and in deeda" I Acta 7 :22). Not only cou/(J he write, but he wu commanded by God ro write I E~todus M :27 ), and when M o~ "made an end of writing" l1e commanded th at the "book'' be put into the "ark of the cove· natlt" for a "witnen" against those wh o wue rebellious toward the Lord t Deut. 31 :2·1·271 . THE GOSPEL ACCORDING TO MARK is the second Book of the New Testament. Written by John Mork , it norrotes more ~f the things Jesus did, rather than the things He soid. Mark's home in Jerusalem was I wrote down o remarkable record of the Lord's journeys, deeds, and miracles. It is in the Book of Mork thot we find r• corded 18 words fro m wh ich we c on draw unl ini ited strength, fa ith ond belief. (orr•• mitting these 18 words to menlory ond re- peating them oloud in times of need, one con moke on as tounding and often rapid change for the better in his experience. Mark quotes Jesus a s saying, "What things soever ye desire, when ye proy, be-- lieve thot ye rec eive them, ond ye shall ~ove I~ em."' (1 U4) Leaders wh o bitterly oppose Christian it y must, of neceuity, reject the whole Word of God for anyone wh o reads the Scripturea can easily discover the truth for him~lf. As the Lord said. "Search the Scriptur~s ... they are they which tcstiry of mfl" \John 5:391. In order to mit.lcad the people, the)' must pervert the Word of God. Anyone' who tries to undermine fa ith in th(' New Testan<flnl would, of nece&S ity. ha\·e to destroy faith in the Old Testament as well. for the New Testament is the fulfillment of the Old. We try to point out to these rebellinus ones that tht'ir efforts are in vain. They may dntroy thcm.stl ves, but thry will never he able to destroy the Worrl of G<NI for it i! fore\'er settled in heaven. o meeting place for the Disciples of Jesus, and Mork eventual ly become the interpreter of Peter. Loter, he was on intimate ond beloved helper of Peter, and thus was oble to make Judaism. as a man .mad~ reli!!ion, hat no foundation in the Old Testament or in the i'\ew . It can ne\'C'r save souls nor l!i\'l' mC'Il a purpose in life. Only the Lo rd Jesu!l Christ can save men's soul!!. keep them C'lernall )' and !latisfy thei r longing. We commend Him alike t,.. Jews and non·Je~·s. Many tirne5 we read Isa iah 53 and Proverbs 30:·1 to Jew!! wi thto ut any rornment. Whrn 111ked what part of tlw on occurote record of Jesus' life from 26 to 30 AD. According· to the best historical reports, Mark never heard Jesus, nor was he o follower of His, but throu!/1 Peter he .............. ........ R.~f'IM.4 "'-IIOLA IROAOC.t.STE'R 13100 &1•1• ""•·• La llllr .... C.! If, 9061& Q. w.et• w.et,, w..a.. -"WW yo11 pl~Me upl"in I Cor int hinu 15 :!9 t:llfi.Ctnting 1mpfi$m for th~ dPnd ? Hou· wufd fJw.~,. in Old Totoment tim e-t~, li1·ifzy bM IJ1f' ln w, be apved?" A. T he 1\nt q:ue sLion ... is ofte' "'tiiig has J>et.n asked v~ry fftqumtly. 1 t it~ a difficult pa'-~8JP, and accordinr to some Bible studvnl!l there are no les!l than forty different viewr<. of the portion. One interpretatil?_n i" that the Corinth ianr<. had a pa,~ran prac· tice of thi~ ty('lt' tn whirh Paul wa~ referri n,~r. This hard!.'· seems po~~i · ble. The Scripture doesn't usv such heathen rituals to explain Biblical doctrines. One lanre and g rowinJ!' cult holdr<. that livin,~r ptorson~ can be baptized on hehalf of a friend or relative who may have rtiert un. baptized. This erroneou11 view is not supportt>d in any way by the Scri p· lures. Salvat ion is by faith alont while the individual is !iilill livi nr. After death the re ir<. no Mecond chance. Mol!t Bible ~cholan~ hold to the view that when a pet1l0n iM bap· tiz.ed publica.lly, confessing Chrir<.t a11 his Lord a nd Saviour, he i5 thus tak· ing the place in the army of the LoTd, filling in those ranks left va· cant by the home-going of the saint.". As to t he second question, Paul makea it very dear (Ga1. 3) that if righteousness could have come by the law a nd thus given life. right· eousnesa would be accomplished thereby. In actuality, however, the law killed people. The law wu never meant to justify but rather to show how sinful we are in order that we might turn to Chri11t. The Jaw is like a mirror which will show up the need for cleansing. It wu never meant to make us pure. Only the efftcacious blood of Christ can re- move the stain of sin. Q. Ma •••t • Cellf. -"/ 1V01dd lik~ tttt. trpl4Mtiow. of Ltdte U :ll. It .... ,., 'II o.q MaW. cOftU to wu:, CJM W t wot .lil ft&t.\t r, uM MOt.lu, Gwd 111i/e oM eliklrn. Gftd brd.\rf!ft, CJ..d ftattrt, vea, u'!Mf A.ite oww life olio, le ca.•wot bt. "'V di11tif)le.' " A. No doubt it is the word I«Jtt that ereat.ta the problem. Thill i1 in the lirht of the fact that we are eorn- manMd that we 1hould not hate MY- OM. God hatet 1in and 10 1hould we. while, of coune, &ovlnr the •Inner. The word in thia context In the ori· rinal really meant W.e kll. The Lord want.. u1 to ri•• Him our all, nrroderini ~rythlor to Hla. In all tblnp He 11houkl han the pre- ,mJnence. Eqrythlnr apon the earth ...... klbe loYed ._!bon wo- tile Lord J .... Clortll. ' 0 ..... c-,, -. -"Wlr II ~lore ~;,.,._ 1ft , .. ·-., ,...,., DU lloN ..n,lftoU kek 10111 A-w . .,,.. lAo ,_,. 14. 11011 Bfolo -.o-IW ......... , ........... -" .... ""'"" ... -· ,.... .. -~ .. ,.., ...... ,......, ...... .... ...... -............ ,,,,., It _ ............. 1 ..... .... ........ IWIIcl ......... . .,. .... .,... ••• leeton. parables and pearls Re_.rl11tH ,_ IIOLA IROAOCASTE'R I HAYI fOUND IT! l ong I wu.;~kr this wond•oui bleni,.,g, Biblt' ~·e rl'ad.they say. "Tile Ne \\' Testament ." Sough! by l•bor under l01w, Toll God's o••u ruched down, ureu· And wlum we ask to whom it rC'fC'rs. they U). I h01ve foul'ld t~ perfect lre.sure, •-. "Jesu~." This points U!) tht' fa•·t that a nyunr Richer lh.ilf'l my londeu dream, .. .,. It ,~ mtf'lc •nd mone forever, Tou<hed my f.titn-•nd the,., I ww' who "''mid Ties.! roy faith in Chri~tianity mu~l . '·I• 1•--''''' •alfo•h ,cheme h h of necc~ity. clestroy fai th in tht• 011'1 Tt·~la · ~ "'" .._ 'N lll yOY ~~•re wil me I li tre•su•e- WuLth .-s vut u •II of ~uven' Gd! of God 's •m.~~tlnQ o••ce? ment u wdl as the Ne\\· fQr tho~~e ~·lw rea•l Bnuty t..irer rn•n '"~ d•v' ·r .. ,u be more tk.iln •II e01rth's men· the Sc:riplurf'S for thertn!eh·r s ~·ill sun•l)' fmc! Jov ,..;ttl r10 corruplo...g le•ven ure Him. th e Saviour.i\le!!s iah uf whom tlu• Sh.-11 oo wtth me •II l~e ••Y~ Just to look upo,., His f•u! S.:ripturta speak. ~ _ -·· TllE :'CAff~ER OF ANTI-CHRIST llli• ia the conduion ol a 2-pllrl atti~l~~~a the AMi · Chris ! by Hart Amnuron~, lonn cr resident of Coron11 del Mar. II is reprin lf'd ~ilh pNm h~,.ion from Mr. Ann~ s lrong's 0f'lendn \1 a ~tar.inf', puhl i,.hed in Kansu City, '"Let no man deceive you hy any means : for that day shall not come, exrept the re come a falling away first, and that man of sin be re· vealed, the son of perdition; who opposeth and exa1terh himself above all that is called Cod, or that is worshipped: so that he as Cod sitteth in the temple of God, shewing himself tha t he is God."-2 Theu . 2,3. 4 This blasphemous assumption of deity by Anti· christ is tenned b y Danie l the "overspreading of abomination" (Dan. 9:27 ), and the "abomination that maketh desolate" (D an. 12 :11 ). This is the tenn used by .Jesus in Matt. 24 :15. Worship as to a divine being will be given Antichrist by the majority of the people in the world. Only those who detennine to fol1ow C hrist and are willing to die for the ir testimony, will escape this snare .and de lusion. As part of this program of e nforced worship, Anti· christ will set up an image of himself. much as Nebuchad.nezzar erected the golden image told about in Daniel 3. This image of Antichrist or copies of it must be wonhiped. Death is the penalty for refwaL More than this , Antichrist will ins titute a program of giving a mark to all hi.~ followe rs -a stamp in their foreheads o r on the ir hands. This is an indelible sign of their obedience to his program and of their worship at his shrine. Such a ma rie is described very fully in Rev. 13: "And deceiveth them that dwe ll on the earth by the means of those miracles which he had power to do in the sight of the beast (Anti· christ); saying to them that dwell on the earth. that they should make an image .to the beast, which had the wound by a sword, and did live. And he had power to give life unto the image of the beast, that the image of the beast should both speak, and cause that as many as woukl not worship the itnage of the beast should be killed. And cautelh ail, both small and -~ rich and poor, free and bond, to receive a mark in their right hand, or in their foreheadi: and that oo man might buy or tell. 11ve he that had tile mark, or tile name of the bout. or tile nwn· her of hll nune. Here io wisdom. Lit him that both W>Cimt&llding count the number of the heul' lor II is the ownber of 1 man; and hll number is Six hundred lh""' score and lis. • ._ !leY. 13,14-18 1"heM ~....,plain if we taloe tbem -.By, -l!oc thetn lor what they -Ill tile ,....,, -of En1lilh. They teD ut Antlchrtot wtD dolm 10 bo Cad ... clommcl wonblp '-tile -w. An ..... "' .. bo -..!, ciJabal!cdy .... lllo .. w, zre a1-bid. It fl able to _... ·= au• 'jppll ilood. .. lllfwd&tl I -w.witlo ...... _ of ......... _,._.......... .... .......... .,tile._.._...,. ___ _ bo ........ Wltodooo ..... wtll bo tile "• = ... ____ ....,....,.,_ ............. ....... "'-"'-- Were it posSible for us to carry ourselves forward in time to speak to the people who may be left on earth after the second coming of Christ. who "miss'" the rapture and fail to ascend into the heavens with the Church to meet the Lord in the air, we would say in letters bold and la rge : BEWARE OF ANTIC HRIST! BEWARE OF THE IMAGE OF THE BEAST! BEWARE OF THE MARK OF THE BEAST! No matter how clever, how miraculous, how divint> this world ruler may appear -he is a deceiver. the tool of the devil to lead mankind into t•tl'nlal damna- tion. REFUSE him. REJECT him, DIE llt'fOn.' )'Ou obey him one whit! Remember these burning words from Hevelation which tell the fal l' of those who a<."Ct·pt tlw mark of the Beast and worship Antichrist: "And the third ange l followed them, .saying with a loud voice, If any man worship th~ bt•ast and his image, and receive his mark in his forr · head, or in his hand, the same sha ll drink of the wine of the wrath of Cod. which is poun:-d out without mixture into thl• rup of his indignation: and he shall he torme nted wi th fire and hrim· stone in the presence of tht· holy angels. and in the presence of the Lamb: and the smoke of their tonnent ascendeth up for ever and t:vcr, and they have no rest day nor night, who wor. ship the beast and his Image . and whosoever re. ceivetb the mark of his name." -Rev. 14:9 ·11 If any reader of these words shall ever find him· self among those who are left on earth after the "translation" of the Church, I pray he sha ll remember this warning, shall seek in the Bible the clear state- ment of God's Word concerning these terrible events and be prepared to resist the aw(ul d emands of the Antichrist. Better far a few days of hunger, thirst, imprison- ment, tc>rture, death. at the hands of Antichrist and his followen, than an eternity in the hands of a living lnd wrathful Cod. Suffer here on earth a few m<>- mentr rather,than forever the pangs of e temal torment in the newr dying burning Lake of Fire. ' Be wamedf Be wise I Whatever it 005t now, de- -with tile help of God you will be true to Chrtot and will mute the Mork ollhe Beast. Do not bo clecei_. with othen. Stand lor the Lord Jesus Chrtot. Some day ooon you may take your place wit.~ tbo 11oc1 ownher who oing before the throne of __ , "Tbon!fowe ""' they before the throne of God, llld tene him day and night in his l.n )e; llld he that lllletb on the throne shall clweD -tbem. They •hall hunse< no more. DIIIMr lhlnt uy _, neither t hall the run IJPt • thetn. -IDY heot. For the Lamb ......, 11 to tile 1111c1ot of the ilm>ne m.n feed thetn. MM1 ttlooll llod them unto Nvlnf .._.-. -Ill _, llld Cad ...... wip8 .u ..... fna .... -. • . And (they) cried with I .... -. ..,...., ,._ .. -Cad whlcb ....... -tile ilm>ne, llld -tho ....... -Jiey. H~l7, 10 I • Model own creations Directory IIIIULVkz ... ~ .. AL.L OP YOU .. INIUIU.NC• N••oa IOBI!IITION ~ IIADLEIR INaJRANCE ' '·-·& ...... -. _.., __ ., ... BtfL1Z MOR.1VARIES I A fathioa thDw wh~ • .,.. eraJ .... .,., jWIIior mam- ltert IDd twdatt repreunt- iq Cotta '*•• aad Et&a· cia Hiah Schoolt, Md model- ina iannonc• they have created. will be an addod bit or enjoyment •• the Coua Me~a Women's Club monthly luncheon meelina this Friday, Feb. 16. Three entriea will be choun by the judau to r&- present thc1 club at the Oranae Diurict creaaive aewina contest March 11 at Ftthion S(J.Iare. The J divi- sions are: aeneral club divi- sion, junior club diviaion .,.d hiah school uudent division. East cottume mutt repre-- sent what the contestant considers the "ideal all- o ccasion costume for the clubwoman," or for the Hi~ School uudenc, the .. ideal all.occation coaume for the IIUdqt~ 1 ' Pirtt prize in each divi- tion It flO and 2nd prize it a certili cate of meriL IITIRU riii10N$ TO PICK NIW O'I'ICIR$ Election of officen wi II be on the aaenda of Chapter 121, .\merican .\uociation of Retired Persons, at the Har bor Senior Ci tizen•' re· crell.lion center, 15th St. and Irvine Ave., Cliff Haven, at I p.m. today, Feb. IS. Also acheduled in a talk by Carl Feiner on "'>river plan SS plus, .. the defen1ive drivinJ course developed by the National Sarety Council. Refreshments will be set· ved under the chaitmanship ofMn. Charles Estr idAc. 1741 -IIIOR AVL CIO$TA MI$A llldwl1 ~2424 11• L C¥AST NIWA Y CIO-A DB. MAR ORiole J-4450 THE EXCHANGETTES of Ne-rt Harbor will hostess their annual. spring dinner dan ce, "Roman holiday," at the Balboa Pavilion Saturday evening, Feb. 24. A Ro- man atmosphere will be In evidence as members and guests arrive in costume at 1 p.m. for the-"nectar" hour to be followed by dinner at 8, and danc ing to the music of Russ Eri ckson and his orchestra at q, Com· mittee membFrs who are coordinating cos tumes and de co rations for the "hol iday" include, from l eft, Mrs. George Doubledee, Mrs. James Ewart J r. and Mrs. Nor· man von Herzen. The Exchangettes will meet fo r lunch Feb. 14 at the home of Urs. Thomas Hefterl\an, wi th Mrs. Hugh Mynatt as co--hostess, to complete the pl an s fo r the party. Leap year tea set Slrlc• J'4l ....... BEll. BROADWAY MORTUARY 110 Broadway u .. _.._c..., .. Ceylon trip by film ..,,....:......,...., "Zeta Tau o\lphas a\ona the 1:' coast have been invited to Chapel 10 adventutina with rellow member \1arilyn (\hs.William) Oana to Ceylon at a 9:30 coffee this mornina, Feb. 15. Thete will be motion oictures and a display of The largest Bible Class in the Harbor Area l nvit•• you to o 1fvdy in which "The Bible Come s Alive" TIME: Enry Suft~ay moming fro111 9:.t5 to 10:50 PLACE, FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF COSTA MESA 301 Mognollo Str•t A II' ARM II'ElCOME AII'A ITS YOU' BRING YOUR CHilDREN ! the att objects and furnish • ina• Mr. and \1r s. Oana bc ouaht back witb them to their Corona del Mar home after their two yea1 residency in Ceylon. News of the .\pril "Zeta Tau . .\lpha Federation of South- eln California annual meet- ina will be made by the p~es ident, \1u. Burton S. 'Jtant. Mrs. 'Jraham Gi bbons, Mu. G.T. Keu ehina and \tis Ftanklin Hurd, chairmen announce the plans for the South ()ranae Coast annual June benefit for the Re- habilitation Center of the Easter 'ieal Society for Crippled Ch ildren and o\dulu. \iembcrs have alteady dona- ted houra of work addreuina and stuffinJ envelopes f01 the comins Easter 'ieal drive,, their national project. PO!MS PUILISIIED Former Qranae Coaat CUSTOM HOMES-REMODELING leoe ins u uctor Laurence COMMERCIAL _ • • l:.iebermaa. now at the Coi- PersonallzrcPser.r rt.T I t..... .l. ~ ,J re,e ol Virain bland•. witr DON E. ELD!• brina out his fira t two voJ- ELDER CONSTRUCTION CO. umes or poetry !his s prin a. He tauaht Enalish at OCC )5 Years in :-.lewport Beach from Septembct, 1960, to 1107 E. Balboa Bl•d. ,;6;7~3.~6~59~0=~1:_:%.::.4:_:. _______ ---, The Costa Men Women•• Club wi II celebrate leap year and the 1cominJ of sprina with a bonnet, 1hi ft and baa tea. The women's clubhouse at 610 W. 18th SL, will be decked ou t with sprinatime tea tables o n Thursday, Feb. H , from noon to S p.m. For an early start on sprina wardrobes, aay and colo rful hats, shifts and baas will be on sale. Mrs. Edwin Mastuno will b~ in charae of shirt•. Mrs. William H. Goodwin will be in charae of the bomet table. Mrs. John E. Miller wil l be in charae of baas. Mrs . Willin Kennode 111d Mr\· Lloyd D. Rob inson are de corating the rabies and makina sure that there will be enouah tea, colT ee and calte1 for eVeryone attend· ina. All general members have received invirations and the public i s in vi ted. The PI"!> ceeds will j O to schol ar· s hips and phil anrhropies of !he club. AFRICAN DISPLAY AT OC A collection of rate African 1utifac ts l a the red by bio- loay ins tr uctor Gary James is cun ently on dtsplay in the foy er of the Oran1e Coast Colleae science hall. HAIRSTYLIST Norman Zapin. from Roy Alvarado Hair- styl ist at the Newport Art Cente r on Marine rs Mil e, took top honors "i n the nov ice division at th e Long Beach Affiliat e q hai rsty ling conven tion in Do wney. Local model Elena modeled for Norman . The conven - tion was a prelude to nation al beauty ~alon week . Feb. ll-17. (Tom Jones photo.) TERM SAVINGS: For the budget·minded ... unexpected expenses ... taxes ... and other annual payments. lnteresl compounded quarterly. 0 CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT : For definite investment periods, (minimum $2,500) interest mailed quarterly, if desired. 0 BANKING BY MAIL ... FREE POSTAGE. 0 LEGAL NOTICE CF:RT IF"I CI\TF Of Ill ~l ~t:!"S Ftr tittou -. Firm \amf' Ttl F. I SIH ll:-lf.\'t~ll do hf'r.-. bv rentf.· that th .. , dtr ron-d~rt in~ ,, <ummrto •·•I hutl•ltnll df'vf"lo pm,.nt lou "'"'""" at 350 En!lt :-;.-lrnt•·f'n th Str,.••t, C:o ~1a Mf"'!'a . C:.tltforn•••, undrr 1hr fini tiou-. ftmt numr of \·\/till ·\ CO., .1n•l that -..uri ftnn .~<'om· po!<f"d olthr lo•ll""lll fl. prr !<lm .. , "'hoe:or nam••., •n full .tnd l'lar •·,. of '""idt•n• r-.tr<· "~ In lin""• to 10 it: Rolo••rt ~ .• l •ttn••r, 2:?7R Rut!'<''" Ur •• f:n.,lit "'""''·Cult!.: Alhrtt ~:. Holtm.tnn, :.!2:11 ll••n- nir H•l •• ;.., ... l'"'t II•·;,, h. C!lhf.: E.\. :'orh·rbo•rw. llR ~''"i mtn stPr, "'""r"n ll···.,·h, l ... ltf •. Thom.l!l ~ .• ll•·fl••rnan. 2927 C:rt"f'n' ill••:-ot •• :-o<~nt.• An.l, Cnlt f.: ll lllt\' II , F~t·dr r wl. 1207 llr1 nn Lant>,' \'t•,.port llo-.11h. l.ai,L J. GtJtth•·. QJ I ~. IQth, 151\ll INCREASE IN LIBRARY ORCULUIOM Ci ty L1bra11a n 9o1othea Sheely 1e po rt s the l:uges t book c u cula tton count on rec01d for the :'lolewror t Beach libtaries for January. ·\ total of ~-l.l 5 3 books anJ maaa~ zines circ ula!ed , an 1n· c rease of 15.5,....-ov er the same per iod lust ~e a r . The to tal is mo 1e than the \lew. poll populati1m nf ~I. 100. ')ver a ten year rer h~ thel libury circula tiOn count has increased I .Hr~ anJ the num· bet of bnoks added tn th~ libtaty s helves has m- cteas ed 1 21~~. ENGAGEMEN T other dau!Jh· ter , Qoberta, to Newtll StiCkler, Is announ ced by Mrs. Rosemary He ck, 2b7l Crestv iew Or., Say Shores. The brlde~lect is a g;adu- ate of Harbor High School and UC Santa r:!arbara an d no w attends UC LA gradua te schoo l. Her fian ce, who is the son ,of Dr. and Mr s. Harry r::. Stickler of Co rona del Mar, is a gra duate of Harbor High and of the U nl ~ versl ty of Notr e Dame. He is assistant marketing rll rec· tor of Q:a ncho Cal ifornia. The wedding will take place in July, ARTHUR MILLER PLAY TO 8E STAGED AT OCC '"\fter the fall." th~ au to- btograph ica\ drama by ''"'"'' \Iiller, wi ll b ~ the fn s t ~pt ing theatJ tc al pHxluctioo at Orana~ Coas t Colleae. The period or 1the pla y In- Cludes the f1)an ia&e of \1all· lyn \k>nroe and \h . \i1l le1. The play """ill be pre~ented \tarch 14, 15 and 16 in the ')CC 'ud itorium at 8:1S p.m. Admiss ion is free . Otrector will be Jack Uolland of the Re.aders' The ater at t')CC. I .. .Us~Mietery Cleenera 2081 LAGUNA CANYON RD. -LAGUNA Fill UTWATII Cll1 .... '1111 ccuow- WOATH 20crooff The cleaning of your w/w carpet or fumi ture o. .. o.u., COU,OM Va iO .UTU MAaOt 1ST Parents Do your children know the rules for safe kite flying? 1. Don't cross strwoets or hichways while flylnc kites. 2. Don't fly a ktte with metal In the fr1me or tail. 3. Don't uH tinsel strinc. wire or any tywin. with metal in it. Soli Retordant Proceu with o-,pGftf Q\.,.ic•h •· Don't fly a kite over TV or r~dio 1ntennas. 5. Don't fly a kite ne~r electric power li nH and don't try to retrieve a kite eaucht in power lines. fi. Don 't fly a kite in the t~in . Let them have fun, safely. LIOfliOrU:t lXICUTIVE IUIHITU. SIHCI IDI Ma jo1 ro le s wi:t be played by Jon Law of Laauna, Lisa Strand of Costa \lesa, Ch11 s Weathethead and Don Gomez of Newpon Beac h, Batbata Mawdsley of Corona del ~iar, Deanne ')wmn, Julie l(a.ne -~~~;~~~~~~~~==~:==~~:~!. aster. \1i cheale Cannon, Mary Wi lliamson . and Robert Fleharty of Costa \len. '" Leopold -Kne ll - Herman Mill•r - Oomor• -Hi.bert -Rol:t..-t John -Guftlocke -Jn• Call ~,. y Mr W•Rt A.tl I*" -Genet-ol Fir~f ing -All S.•l Equip. - McDowell & Croig-Horp..-11 of CoHf.-M.ill.nlc to the Euip J20 M. A.toltet• ...... * H . .._.,. Sf,_t 673.0550 ..... ~.;. -77-'-'• .... -54].3101 SPECIALIZING IN THE CLEANIN& & FINISHING OF DRAPERIES ONLY 10% Q .FF FEBRUARY QIILY o• ALL ORAPERY CLEUING EXCLUSIVE COlT GU ARANTEE Dr•~ry C1u n•n1. Perleet re1ardle11 ot the ace of yovr drapery. or 100% repl.eement '' c•eanable • ... Sflttl kllf • ""'td E.-~ •,.. r..,~e Dtt•..,at-• "-'td I'W1: '"""'- DRAPERY CLEANERS "AMERl~'S LARGEST" Servinc All Orance County FREE LOANER ORAP£5 642·0270 L£55 20% f OR CASH ' CARRT TERMS MAY BE ARRANGED 1702 N£WPOftT kYO. 8tl7ttt • COSTA MUA NO SERVICE CHARGE ON CHECKING ACCOUNTS with a $300 minimum balance. ,, ....... ( .d.f. ~'IT\~:ss our hand, tht" 17th rht)' of Janu o~n, 1~. COMPLETE FUNERALS "-'245 COSTA M£SA "-"' w. ,_1•• llO l ••t 1711\ Str .. t IW l·IMO OANA ~INT GIHoN Hunt., 24171 L• "u• 4tl-l :rtl SAN JUAN CA"ST"ANO Tholto•• J . Wi,._. J lt71 C•f'I'IIM C.,..tr•fiO . 4tl·1141 ... .,..._ , .. , .. ~· ''""''·ftC· c.....,...,. ~ ......... ,.. .. $1!1,000.00 • llobrn L Turn"r •\ll .. •n E. HoHm.onn F.\, ;o.t,.lrrhrrll rnt>IT"'" t:. u .. u .. ,. .. n II " rr" II. r tt·•lrrt l'll ll u hrn J. Gu•·thr STHt: OF C \1./fOII\l ·\ l ) ,.,, connl' or ORANc:r ) On thi1< 17th ola~ of lltnu arr, 1968, bf"fnrr ml", ~ir1ry -\nn Mattbrw .. , a NotAry l'ublir in and ror thr 11111id Count y 11111d Sun ~. rell i•linll iht'rf'in, duly f'Omm i"illinnf'd 11nd llworn, P""" 'PP'""'''' Hnbnt t:. t:. Ro11m11nn, ~~.;~; •• ~~::~·~~.::~·· Thomu t:. 11 IL f'rf'df'rlek J, known th,. pet'"'Oall whototf' lll'f' ,..,b,.rrlh,.tl to the '":,;:~· iii,.HWII'If'l'll, .-:.d •r llanw• II to 1111e dutl th,. "'"r .. ·~~~~••:or . 1 l~;~: .. ~r;~;·~~· "''"' "'' h•d .. d 1• •1 ofll rlal "'"''' i.hf' d•y yut ie tM• Certiflr._,,,. .a.. ... " wrhte., S..lrlr>y Aee ~htlttf'w• P•blie le •d fOf .. Itt ~~r .•••• ~tllf" COMI'L!TI FUNERAL AND IURIAI. CENna 213 ...... 1-6177 • CEMETERY LOTS From $130 aruunial Jark ·.Me.._..,., £e ete1y "E~ in Oae Ba mli/al Pl.:e" Because the fUDerll mel burial ceater Clllupt eliminates the need for procasioas lllloop heavy traffiC on OftrttOt>ded bipwaJI.. family and frieod5 alike may ~ their full ,. sp«ts by attending the • settic:e. • well u the chapel retvice, all at oae hcnlifalpla. at less ClOSt and more ClOG IIi~ 1•1 •14MIIIACIIa¥D.....,.... n• m • ; J.Mn n• .-.... MUTUAL SAVINGS .......................... COlONA Dfl MA. Offtcf 2867 E.t Co.n Hip.wey tor-Del Mar, Ce.lir. 9'll625 · Te!epbo.w li7S-5010 ....... ,.... llll . ........, ......... u .. _! ,O .. Ia Y MI,US CAoiiiii.IU NOW AT 1110 NEWPORT BLVD. PH. 646-9l83Co1t8 Men. • FOR A CONSERVATIVE Approach to General lnsuranc• ContaC't ED FARD AT JAY & REMFRO 333 N. NEWPORT BLVD NEWPORT BEACH • •lftiiTHAIIIOR BIIIJI THURSOAV, FEB. I~ 11&1 IIIXIID llc:ncJII - -P. C OOIIIIIIA DEL liAR, CAU F. Old To• N-n ~=::::;;.:::=~==~:::; MOO lloiAIIIIttAUIQ, ho 0_ .. U, o( Bar llood, , M•l· od Ill"* t Ia tilt O IJ 0... NLIYII.Y o CIM •• AC'C-n Oo .. n ProaL, Cea• key, 600 Dahlia, Corona del cil end u.trlc •a'aMr Bob ~ter Newport. was booted Mar , 1~ her car 08 Jaffee for tumina off lhe CID lbo Cbarle ~ faloay Coall Hwy Well of Oot butinou patkina ID .... FI I& chect1. • .William O'Oay, danrod-and 'Oeorae Johnto,; lhe ocean f10nL 51, oll629 W. Balboa Blvd,, 511 ~rkapu.r, Corona del "Alter havina thh In ar- Central Newport, wat booll: .. Mar drivlna 1 Chevrolel feet 'for 2 weMJ. we have .ct oa a trlltic violatioc war-cotiidod with her c&r ' foUAd that it h wolkina rant. .. worth Baatey, 35, or ~ • -·ell," wrl tu Peuy Orif-' (A.C,.OSS lii'"'M I'AIH10N IILAH0 1 3238 Broad St., Newport TveMey, J~. 30 fith, •ecretary or lho ha ,;,i- HeipLt, wu booked on the Jay Johntton, :!2010 34th neu auociotion. ·"We op· TilE' Ill •211 charae of miademoanor St., Weu ~ewport, reponed prcciate the immediate ac· ,. checka ••• Wood, brick and that t6U.90 worth of re· tion taken in retTI)vi na tho ~~~~~~~~~l(j~·=~=iP~~ER~~K~J=~~O~a~.~AI~N~O=W~M=!~R: cement ulued at S60, di•· Ooctou a nd ba"icadu had meta-a and poetina the 2· appoared from whore Todd been stolen from tho haul hour limit aiiJll. u and Mlman, of 319 Anade, route durin1 the und movina .;,;;.;.;,..;;;;;.;..;;,:::.;;;_____ 0rCO Block CO. Balboa. are buildina ahouae time ... C laude Edwardt, Call 1 .. v ... , w_. ~ at" Grant St. and Seaahoro 2621 Harbor Blvd., Costa .. the l••lto BUU.OING BLOCD • AU. SIZE$ .. -ALJ.-,1'-l'PEI Dr., Wut Newport ... Two Mota, said that after a ron-'h ... ill .. et ~~ ,,..,. younamcn tricked. the James torhadmovedout from 1309~ 673-0550 *2 &.teU& s ... t.. JUO I. lllela. ..... a- Merrick Shell Station, 2800 W, Balboa Blvd., Central -----------, w. Coaat Hwy., Marineu Newport, he discovered that IEJPIIT •••• lllrl Mite, out of S3.40 of JUDo' a TV set wu mitsina. , , II IIIIUI line by sayina they would Someone stole the stereo f8111.1 Jill TJI£ 1(0$ tetwn and purc hase mote deck and tapes worlh Sl20 11LL wilh a credit c:atd ••• Anne ftom the VW bus belonain& Lido Isle, te'potted the los; Teuace, Cotona Hi&hlands, A 646-5019 BOB ROBINS, left, and John Felter, center, of Theo- dore Rob ins F=ord, 20b0H arbor BlV d., Costa Mesa, and former racing star Carro ll Shelby discuss styling of th e 1968 Shel by Cobra GT model s. Shel by 's 1%8 Cobras featuring a ne w convertible model in both the 350 an d 500 seri es, we re shown to Shelby-franch i sed Ford dealers at a spe cial showing in L os Angeles, and are now on di splay at Robins Ford. Treacy, 217 Via Firenze to Sayan Blunet, 436 Ri ver~ JERRY H·LL I of s tereo and tapes valued while it was parked at the nllll .... viCE a t Sl52 f1om he1 car. , .When Co.rona del MarJ:Iiah " •-~~~------.J Thomas Mutphy, 1005-A E. lo t. . .Clara Ooualass, --rt :: Balboa Blvd., Balboa, went 62nd St., Newport Shores, to bed, his SJO s urfboard stopped her Ford, and C lyde DUNLOP was !yin& on the livin& room Kin& of Huntinaton Beach • ·.:.:::.___ ____ _ floor, when he awakened, it stopped his Cadillac and was missing •.• The ny lon the~ were both involved in line tha~t se cuted a 12 foo t a coll is ion with Earl Fores· spottfisher boat to a dock ter of Rosemead on W. Coast eXPERTS TO TELL OF LEGAL MOTICE south of the Via Lido brid&e Hw y,, west of Bay Shores REAL EST4TE OUTLOOK '\OTirf'O F TRtr T ·r.• . was cut and the boat was •.. The left side of the Ford Real Estate 1%8-a fore-· 'Tnns T ~~-!"ol.\o;;s,\Lf stolen, accordin& to Freder-driven by Laurance Moraan, ~as t of real estate and bui\~-On r~bru'"Y 23, 1968, at ick Eshon, 509~ 29th St., 1921 Altura Dr., Irvine Ter- tng act ivit~· tn Southern ~t ...... ·.n o'ciO<'k :\.\1. Fir!lot West Newport, •• Hal Smith, race, and the ri1ht front o£ California by 7 experts _ -\m.-r Jca n Titl,. ln.o urance & 108 Onyx o\ve., Balboa Is-the car driven by Vern Miller will be held Tuesday F b Trn5t C:omJl"ny, "" tru!llt't', ~' land was luckier; the 8 foot of Wisconsin were damaged ., r . e ... U('{'f',.!lo Of trus t~ .. or !iU~I I• f tr . A . • 0, tom 6 to 10 p.m. in the tuteol uu,..__,.~, b" tb~ ~er~in white and pink dinahy here-a ter a co ts ton on c acta Empite Roo~ of the Newporte t t>r:.d .. of Tr~~~ · u r cu t .. d by ported stolen was found by o\ve ., at 2nd o\ve., Cotona Inn. The d1nner conference N . fF.II C. I 'lif.F.R, " m.a rrit d the Harbor IJepartment drih-del \tar. is sponsoted by th e UCI m,on "."d rrcortl"_d_ Octob..r l~l, in& in the channel. .. Or. ~"'~~"'"'"'"'"'"'"':. Extens ion 1963 '" ll oo k 6 .. -..Q, Pa,v: .. 6.-.4 John McCabe, 2596 Crest-~ S '· · nf Qrf iri..o I Ho•r of'll!'l of Or.injile · b) B pea .. er s and pane l mem-Cou nt\•, C:.ollfnrnia otnd pur. vrew 1., ay Sho res, re· bets are 'Jr. Fred Case of .. u .. nr ro th1•t c..rhain \ori"" of potted the theft of a $195 the UC LA ~r adu ate Sc hool !)f'l;wh .on ol Elrrtion. to !!ell auitat and camera from the of Business o\dminis u ation· thN,.und,.r rf'C'or.!f'd O"tober tJunk of his Lincoln, •. -\Jan Agne s Blomquis t/presiden.t H . I%':' in .H.ook 8413, Pap;t Kenison, 4601 Fairfield Of "ow I B lb S . 193 of OH1 c ml llrcordJ< of n. Ca Sh .d ·" por • a oa avtnBS Orn nfl" l.ounty, "ill und,.t and ...rt ., meo ores, s at and Loan o\s s n.; Ro bert pu ro;ua nt 10 "aid n .... d of Trus t that 2 young men sold maga- 'Junham, real es ta te econo-.-rll ,,t fm blir .onl't inn for r a!'lh, zinc subscriptions to his mis t for Ir vine Co.· Herbert l.1"lul mnn•·•· of th " J'nit .. d wife fo r SJ7 .SO; it turned E. Edwards, pres,i d ent o f ",t.Jtr-. of -\mrri ra, ·•t th ,. ~~i n out the men did no t have a R ""I •·ntrnn "" In lh,. f ~~t C ity o f Newport Beach li· ammco Inves tment Corp.; ·\nr rir.m Titlt' ln.-ur.oncr & ll;;o;;;;;;;;;i ... i;iiiii;;;~iiiii..;;;;;.:J . Sanford R. Goodkin, ptesi· 'lru"l Comp.an' lm i lrli nll lo-cens e, and the motel they dent of Sanford Goodki n .-.,o~ .. d .ot rh·· ->nu th•· .... t r<~rnr r gave a s the ir addre s s could Resea rch; Conr ad Jamieson, of r ifth .ond \I.Jin 'urt't .. in thr not be found ... Steven Land• vi ce-ptesidentandeconom is t c-i tv of "a nta \n.o, l'1tlilu mi;o rigan, S35 El \olodena , New- for Secut i t)·-F itst ~a to.onal .all th,ot rifl'h t titlt' and intrr,.!lo t port Heights, was in such a ron,·,.v..-d to and no .. held THE MOTO .. IaT r-------.,;. __ , HE CD a FAST IOIIAIII& SII¥ICI auiiCE JEllY HALL TIRE SERVICE 1762 NEWPORT BLVD. COSTA MESA Bank , and Katl Vente r, undrr n""''l of Tru.ot in th,. huu y to set to classes that LIBERU .B-Ua University of California proP"ny "iitualf'd in tb" County he parked his Yamaha ~=======::===~~E~n:o:n:s~ioo::._______ tand Stat .. d ~!loctib .. d a5 : f1ont or Newport H&Jbor Lot 4 in R IIX'~ I I I of Tnu:t School, with the keys in -.n. 234 a:o !lbo .. ·n on a \lap ignition; when he returned CHIJRCHI:S t!'cord,.d in Rno k 13, Pll !'""" 16 anol 17 of \l isc~lldneous 3 p.m. his; mo to rcycle was \I.•Jl'!', tl'Cotd"' of O ran ,v:~ gone .•. Wa y bac k last March l.ou nt~. C<~l ifnm i,o. Sl38 Wolth o f door kno b~ Hetlfloo -Air C..dltlonlng SI.Ht Motol . Hardware -DuPont Pa in! Smal l Appl iances 2205 W. Balboa Bl vd. ~-r,.;t& llrwppri'lt.artJor f.u!heron liluuth "On the 8/t~lf$ Ovt~rloo b"g 1"i «>wpo rt Harbor" J&CI I CI.,,.F OA IV€ NEWPORT BEACH, C ALIFORN IA TH E AMERIC AN LU THER AN C HU RC H 8:)0 a.m. to q:)O a.m. -Worship ~e r v 1ce q:45 a.m. to 10:45 a.m. -Sunday Sc hool 11 :00 a.m . to 12:00 noon -Worship Servi ce Tbe Rev. James G. Blain, Pastor The Rev. George J . Busdiecker, Vi si tation Pastor Phone .548·363 1 Christian Science Services FlRS'r ('HL'RCJI Ot' CHRIST, SCl ENTIST 3303 Via L1dn Newpon Be ach SL ~IJA Y SCHOOL 9 IS o"' '""d I! '"·"'· st:NOA Y SER VI CES ~·IS -11 a "'· V..EDNESOAY EVE~ING \IEET ING B 10 ..... READING R()()M •••lo do y o· 9 o ..., -S p.m W•d"••day: ~ "·"'· -7:4S p.m. T..,••doy o"d F ,dow 9 0 ·"'· -S I>·"'·· ].9 P·"'· S.. ... doy . I p '" -.. P·"'· SErOND CHURCH Of' CHIUST . SCIENTIST Nrwpon Ekac h at COfuna de l Mar 61 0 Carnation Ave. SUNDAY SCitOOL 10 ..... SUNDAY SERVI CE 10 ·- 'A'EDNESDAY EVENING ME ETING 1:00 10 ..... READING ROOM - Mutual Bui I dina 28 63 Eas t Coast Hishway Moo.· S111 . 10 a.m. 111 5 p.m, Th ur!loday evenine;-7 lo 9 Ynu are cofd1ally 1n¥1ted to anrnd Church Ser"1ces and lo use the Read1n1 ft oom. LutMrvn Qurch OftM M.st•r ....... , .. Church In A..rica 2900 Pacifi c View Dr. Corona del Mar. Californi Dr. Willi~m R. Eller Phone: ORiole J-S022 8:45 l ,m., f111mil y Wor•hip 9:45a.m., Churr~ School 11:00 •·•:z Futin Wors hip NURSEKY PROVIDE:O First Baptist O.urch Ua pli!!l Bibl!' F'o·llo .. ,.h ,~ IPid,p,,dent-A &~tOPIOmo u s Santo Ana & Magnolia Sts . Dr. P .G. ~eumann, pas tor SU:-IDA Y SER VICES 1 :45 a.r 1. Sunday School I U lO a.m. \lorn ing Worshr p 6:00p.m. Training Unions 7:00 p.m. Ev~n ing Wo rship WEDN ESDAY 7:20 p.m. Bible Study 8:00 p.m. Pray er Mee ting ATTEND THE CHURCH OF YOUR CMOICE REGULARLY ' CENTRAL ·~~ j, ' frnph.uizinK The Pl•n of God The P•non of Chritl The Power of lhe Hoty Spirit SllnddV ~< ~< .... ! 1 1\M """"'"'II Wu"~'l' 'I ~"d 10 WI "'"" ~~"'"II WrY ur 1 I'M Wtd'W'•d'y A,hl" Slud\> •"d ''~¥"' 1 PM Nut\tf\1 .Jur,n~ ,,.,..,.,.,., A full V04.11h Prowr.nn Cm. of Or.lnJe o~nd 2Jrd. St. COtto~ Mft.ol ,a\1<>1' H l !•"""· lf (A Mhr "' n"'t c .. , ; H 11 flltardt iM2 a.-4 -... ..,...~~e~ .... A Fre• -~ , •• , .. ~ .. , - c"rr-t.,lo.tlll c•rt•IJ• a,.,d n. .... N ... • a....., ,. ..... , ...., Someo oocl Oureh School ot 10:00 a.m. ., ___ ,....... ,..._ 64-27411 :'a it! ,.p], "i ll b .. muolf' without and latches we1e stolen fr om row•n:o nl or warrant)'• !',prt'.osed \trs. Paul Barron of 1736 or im pJi,.d, '"" 111 th P ti t l~. 16«) s.,.,.lor Avo . Lll-5531 po"S""5ion or "ncumbr;on c~!lo 10 Irvine, Harbor HiJhlands, ,.ati,.fy tbr remain in~ prineip;.ol and she just told p:tlice • IEAUTY ULON "ium dut' on th,. notr ""cur .. d by about it as her insurance "lt id IJ~rd <l f Ttn"t In wil: 112 ,1 22.51 v. ith i111...,,.,.1 1h..,!'-company wants a report ••. <~n from St ptl"m),·r 11, 1%j 11 ,. William llowatt, 1728 pTOVided in .. :oirl nfll r IOfo!l"lhc-r rord Lane, Wes tc liff, bac ked wi th lr""• r hutfZ"" a ntl"~P""""" his cat into the sto pped car of 1h" Tru!lo t"" :tnrl "'urh oth..r belonging to Dixie Brown of "iUm."' "" m.oy ha"" b,. .. n ad• " ' . ..L. O'l 'UlUI& s. BEAUTY NOOK 2732 E. Coast Hwy . Coron a del Mar Phone b73-1 33b van(""d bv th r o .. ·n<"r an d hold .. r 1?111 S. Bay Front, Balboa of s aid ~'*'· "ith inr..-r .... t , a!! Island, while on pri vate pr~ pro,·id .. ol in <~a ir! ll cerl of Trus t. perty ea s t o f Jamboree Road 1-===========-= llatf'd: January 11, 1%R : •• Fenders were damaaed I- FI RST .\\IERII.•\"' TITU : 1"-10 a c ar colli sion b<t•'<eo r~_.::BU~I~L~OI:_M~G~C:::O~HC!T!R~A~C:.T'.'O~R SI'Ho\'\CE & Tll i'"T C O\IP \ \'Y IIY ,\I.\\ \. ~\U \ drivets Philip Lipson ,,. .. i .. tanl ~..-rr..-t.,,-.,. Laguna Beach and Edwa,dl • REIIODELIIG , ADDITIOMS LICEIISED l BOMDED FRED H. GERWICK 304 Gold.ntod 673.6041 -549· 2170 Puhl!,.h: f',.h, I, R. I ·,, 196R, in ~learns , 4828 Surrey IJ r. rh,. \' .... ·port !Lo th<~r ~ n"i_.,. __ Ca meo Highlands , on Jam- LEGAL NOTICE \Crnu: OF THP'lU"~ !-\IY T:O. ]()(,-; '.62 :'\ut ir'f' is h•·r•·b, ,~th "n rh<~l on \],u r h I , l %R, .II II :00 ;o,m.: Th'" l .~jl .lfll•• l,ro rpnr.otl t.IO, II C.ro lofomia f:nrp<!fotTHln, ,.,, l'rusr•·•· by sub..,t iluliro n ],. 010 in,.,tnrmr•nt in wrilin11 ofap·d J ~"'""Y 17, 19(1}1 , .,., ,,.j,.,j in th;· n ffico• of th,. Cnunl v ll l"- cor•l··r of Oran,~~;e Cvunr \, (,,1li- forn lll , on Jarw ury I Q, i96R. in Hunk !J·19f,, P a111r 1'189, of orr,. ri;•.l Ho·r onls o f Oran,~t:r Cnnol\·, wh,rh '"uhM itutinn "II"' lllil<}f" ;~nd ,Ki vo·u pur!!luan t lo~rho· t•·rm,. of thai ro•rtnin 11.-,-.rl "' Tru><l datrd lulv 6, 1%1, "H'<'U!f'd by ~'i lli o~m 1.. lhtn irlo: ·•n•l L il- lian II . ll .orvidr., hu,.h.orul <~nd wj f,., and r••.-orolt>rl J uly 1:!, 1961, '." Bonl. S781, ]~,,~'!,. 269, of O flw~<tl R••cor•l"' in rh.-of-,., f f'l' o thl' R,.r nulo•r of Oran11-r LEGAL l«lnCE -· ~~ boolr. 5523, paolli"" 261, Qffj .. 1'1111 Rt't'Otds; top;eth~r wilb lbl!' ~•du!!i¥!' ri ¢11 to us~ and o~copy 11 <''"rlain apart- me nt dt">~igna t~d alii So. 4-d in 1h~ . community apartm~nt budtlon g koown as tb " Vi11111 o~J Lido, and the ~x d u~i YO" righl to U!'if' and occupy 1h111 c.-rtain automobile ~ark i nR space d~5i ~a ted as ,'lo, 4-d ilnd thP appurt enanr!'5 tlwreto being tht' s•m!' ritd'l tll 11nd in: l!'rest"" acqui rt'd by the trul'ltor he~ein in the HssiR"m"'nl of e DRY CLEANING !'ilod leYse Prom Vi~lll I>!'] Lido, recordPd coocurr!'n!ly -n hert'wi th. s.id •alto wi ll b" mad~ but (}u«f.ENIUN. without covt'~ao t . or Wlrr~o ty, (...(lllllt. ".'Ptt.'ss or 1mpht'd rel'!ardins IJtl!', po11~~tes5ioo or l!'ncum- branc:efl, 10 pay the unpaid priori pal n m of the notl! lie· Proreuional and budaet cured by said Deed of Tlll st clcanin& -(&at tenic:e to wit: 134,004.1 6, with ' -quali~ work_ ~11 1 thereof h om July I, [ 11 1 t?e rale of 6.6$ per ann11m, Mit ••nice laundty. u 111 aaid Note provided, tOo" Finiahed Launcl!y gethe r wilh adu•c:e• under th~ Ac•c:y Newport Beach Phone 673-2350 PRIMTING Ens ign Publishing Co. 0 /{!!Pf Printers • High speed rotary offset press WILCOX.CRmENDEN HAROWARE Ne¥tptl~~nel c,..,._hoka 1700 W. c .... Hwy. N.l . ........ I ·N'AI UIMTS PLUMBIMG A.R. MARSAC PLUMBER (){f .... ? ..... ;/,.~ ""' .......... ---···""-&1>01000 ... '"""11 1'HWII1111 Tii6 Of'"CI surM.., 1.,. • Varityping 700 Carnation Ave. • PET SUPPLIES • Head I iner Corona del Mar TROPICAL FISH 2721 E. Coosl Hwy, CORONA DEL MAR Phone: 673-0550 Pl umbing Repairs We have the largest and DAY & NIGHT rnos t beautiful select ton of WATER HEATERS tropica l ftsh m the area . 67).4130 We also carry a full I me of o UPHOLSTERY UPHOLSTERIMG 1-:::;;:~~~======= I aquariums, and all acces· I· NURSERY sories needed for the hobby. South Sea Tropi cal 218 W. Wilson Street (By luropec.~ Cro ft•mrn) REMODEL 2 pc. '"' OMLY $69.50 c.u .... ,.., .. 215 Mo ln H.B. 536.6405 FREE del & pickup 9lrubs, Interior Plonls Tropi cal & Trees lnuctcides and Fertilizer S&H Green Stomps FRF.E DEI.I VERY lcooo•• HART'S SPORTING GOODS S38 Center Sueet Costa Mesa Phone: 646~19 1 9 UPHOLSTERY e REFINISHING ORA.PEAIES e CUSTOM C ARPETS AMPLE PARKIN(~ IN REAR MEWPORT FURMITURE CO., INC .. "'WH ERE 1'HE 4 U.S. PLAG.S PLY" ~60 W. C.•u Hwy., M_.,.rt 1-ct.. T•l•-• ···4477 ESTABUSHED I !'I J9d6 .:osta Me sa -548-796 1 o PHARMACY CHRISTENSEN PHARMACY 3021 E. Coast Hwy. Co ron a del Mar Phone: 673-2550 NEWPORT CENTER PHARMACY 1402 Newport Center Drive East On Medical Bui ldina) Phone: 644-2131 o RESTAURAMT Coun ty, <:il lo f•nni.o, "'II o;;rll il l publ k ;uwtion lo hi!lh''-"l hod- l iN for ""·"h (Pay11lll•• 111 tim~ of .Salr in lawful mnnr y ,1f the llnurtl Sl>!l!'..,.) at th!' mai n t'n· lranr<r nf !hr "'r wpnfl Brach Ci!y I! all, 3300 ,\'o•wport llnul e- va roi , Nt'w pcHI ll f'a rh, County of OriUII!e, Statt' of Cnlifornia all ri~t, ti tle on d intf'r!'llt ~on vt~yed In 111noi nnw h!'ld by h untlf'l r lllli<l llr t"ol of Trust in the prc>pen y ll iluatr d in thr County of Or11nl!"· Stall• of C111ifornia dr11r rib,.tl 11.'\1; ' terms of •aid Deed of Trut; I«•. char~& and ellpmaes of '-I. C.... H..,,~ C:Dioi /JJ.;' the Truatee and of the Trust Q').ttoS LOU ·ROY ELDER I!RKSHIR!'S .. .. .., LUNOIEON-DINNER COCKT AILS ORiole 3·9405 )450 VIA OPORTO Newport Beac:b The beneficiary undt~r uid cruted by •aid Deed of Truat.,l~~~~========ll r>eed of Tru•t, bl u1aaon of the br~aeh or defao 1 in the obli- l]:lllioaa -cured tfaerehy. here. tofore e•ecoted ead delivert~d 1111 th e rr.qae•t or the u•def• CON'tAC 't 1.aH1a• a'l'alllaA"" IT 'I'I.INO •• I',ACTIHO """aiC""I O!NO • wriUI!'a Oecl•r•tioa of oe·f.,,lt •cf De ... d for ••le, aotlce or hruch ChH !Jie I ••id FLOWERS FOR ALL, OCCASIONS DrMMrl Tosh FLORISTS I'IIOIIIt ~79 U3l No•,_, 11¥4. COSTA IIIIo\ All ,,,..or ••••• 2534~ Nt•port 8htl. Colla ..... Pllo::o: 541-i:all o fRAM!S 1U41RVINIE NI.,.ORT a EACH WI:JTCLI ftfF I"LAZA llgPrlce • A. DAMES, lra•et 1• I. V. lftiiT, milA .... fiiiiiM-tlll JOSEF'S Fine ReslaU<anl ' Phone 673-1180 2121 E. Coott Hwy. Corona del Mlr (A.djecent to JemaiCa Inn) o IHOE IDAI• MAIIEMY'S Shoe Repelr p~-end luggege Aopelt -Oyolltsrk •Hsr-s OIIE DAY IEIMCI t-"-'* II""'-Coa?7 ••»n llii'OIIT IIA_,R Ellllll RCIIID llCTlOII --... 5 THUIID!._FEI. 15, IMI C:OIIIIA UCL 11M, CALJt, Estancia frosh are tops The Ire~ Clau lead• 11M &rat 11muterhoaor roll lilt .. ~IIMcutU.-, Sc:hool in Co1ta Me1a with 74 IIU• ~ni L Then ere 69 eophomor ... 42 jllftion 1nd 49 ,, .. n1on on lho bonor 1011. Tba followi111 earned all A pade1: Sopbomor01 -Marilya P.tn11. J1m01 Kerwin and e.• Newm~. Jun~or1 -Unda Pronch and Wendy Pope. Sen1on -Marlene Carhon. Janh Oi uol mel S&ephen Pew, Here il the complete honor rollli1t: 'RESHMIM Patrick Rom• M11aie Oainu Karen Amburaey Connie Burcheue Oteaory Ooodyeu Loo Anne A1ch Debra Burkhart Thomu Hort Doua Auaustine Carol Capello Steve Hoyt Valerie Bauer Ronald Caquelin Nancy Julien Carol Be mer Edward C h .. e Lerty Lawrence Linda Bitler Janet Coata Susan Maruyama Julie Bomar Raylene Cowley J~net Matton Julie Bullard Corinne Cullen Carol Millar La Deana Burcheu Michael Cunninah~mDavid Neuman Terry CMnon Mark DeMil Sheny orren•tein ChariCI Coakley David Dickie Renee Ol1on Ro1emary Cox Mary Dreiu Susan Pantoja Ooualu Crutchley Gooraiana Dwiaht Wendy Pope Arthur Cunninah.-n Steve Emery Suzanne Powell City Building Permits PoUo•ina permiu, in the Balboe Blvd., remodel kir.. w .. t .. ....,. .._. .... ....,_, of 11,000 and ova r, dlea and bedroom, 13.000. . Uva bean iu.ed ~ the Humble Oil Co., new PIOoo Newpo~_t ,Prfaboaal Baak. Nowport Beach buildina de· line l&oraae fot urwice 1ta-bea~ burldrna at J6t Pia• pUIIDiat dwina the riut 2 tion at 6400 W. Coast Hwy,, C~lla '"'·• 11:7,000, and l w .. lu of February: II 900 111ft1o 11,000. Maw,.,. N.:W,.;t Hel ... ts ... ~ 1•1 ... S.rk McCollom, addition, '),P, Boucher, 405 Santa Oeorae De Naut. 116 Opal 3510 Marcus, IH,OOO. , Ana o\vc,, replace deck and 've., cnlarae a••••• for.l W.M. Riahtmer, 1613 w. add dlnlna room U OOO cars and add onc-uory ru1 ... • • · donee, Sl .5,000. & d f pIa "·~· VI•• Iiiii• Agen a or nners Li~~~~~.:~.n~·:~:·;o!~ Thefollowina aaenda items be considered by the Newpon Beach Planninl uion •t 8 p.m. today, 15. in the City Hall council chambeu: aaraae, 13,000. "Aashr Plan CoroAO del Mar. o\rrendment No. 17, pro-'>.C. Kollanae, Sll Ool· posin1 to amend lhe master denrod, add bedroom and plan of streets and high· carport, 53,SOO. ways to reflect a Teal iln· ~ .. ,.,. C•"t•r LEGAL MOTICE_ ment of Fotd Rd . and \iac. N.ewport C ente1 ~edical <\rthur Blvd. in lhe Upper Bulldma, . 1400 ~ewp~nt I-I arbor View ttills azea Center 011ve East, 1nte11or ""'"~ent · pa1titions, S42 ,S10. \mendment No. 239, 1e. BalM. Ap ril Dodson Marilyn Emu Don Randall Debbie Dwiaht Andrea Fahy Stephen Repp Ancel a Elliott Frank Ferrer Judith Robinson -Marc~Freuy-Tom-F'o••-•-Sharlene San·~oo·u·- '1;::!!~'", ''''~"''" ques ted by the Irvine Co Brian J.Janman, Ill E. 'I • ., •••• "':. botict-i" fot prezoning 212 actcs 0 ( Ed1ewate1, .3~loly, 2-un it ~~~~~~~~~:::,."<;~~;~~;~~~~~~?:~'~h·~~'i':~d~'i':· un incmporat cd teriitory to apartment bu1ldma, $JS,4SO. sell •leo:~ P.C Plan'!ed Commun· ~eat U~ lay pr1!' ityl '1 is uict, eastclly of ,...Frank E. Ke~dr l~lc, IIH s- \lac \rthur Blvd. and soulh-:;t;~. 01., sw1mm1ng pool, e1ly of ~o.rd q_d. extension. 8. Twtst, IJJ6 Pelicado• Lee Frieder1dorf Donald FraRcis Kevin Schnoebc Maraaret Geenen Giant Freeland Linda Schultz Candy Gibbons D1niel Giulick Robe n Shaver Alexander Goalani anRoy Gcencn Mike Skawin Glenn Grah~rn Sandra Gcni I Rosemary Szabo Carol Green James Georae Greaory Walker Susan Hambac hcr Chriuopher Golson Chriuopher Weiler Jan Headley Thomas Good Nancy Werner Janet Herschler Mike Grady Carol Wise Valli Hi cks G1eta Halvorsen Oeni se Zan etta DRAWINGS of exhibit space at Anaheim Convention Center are studied by th is trio in preparation for the }qb8 Orange County Home and Decorators Show, to be held May 17-26 in the Anaheim facil- ity. From left, they are, Charles (Bud ) Andersen, ma nager of. the sponsoring. Orange County Builders Assn.; John Jezowski, chairman of the associat ion's Home Show Corm1ittee, and George Colour is of Corona del Mar , produ cer of the annual home show since its inceP- tion in 1955. C}nthia Horfman Guy Hardy John Zuorski Betty Home Mike Hays SENIORS F th p 1• II H Suzanne Huboeo Linda Heukk Peuy Al•undeo rom . e 0 ICe 0 er Sydnc Huwaidi Victoria Hiagins Jane Avila Nancy Jancar Barbara Houston Debbi Baker w.-.c&a,, JCNI. 31 lhan S200 u the result of on a del Mar Hiah School on Milt Kawabe Susan Hufrman Bonnie Bameu Edward \1ahcr, SS, of 415 the collision •.• Steven Ra-Jan. 22, and someone stole Debra King Susan Jundanian Steven Barton N. Ncwpo1t, .\pt. 7, Newport, genwather, 415 N. Newport it ••. For the past 3 yean Anne Lee James Kerwin Tom Batey Beach, was ancstcd on the Blvd., .\pt. 19, Newport said H. B. Pouer of 111 Vi~ Diane Lenke Anita Knapp Dan Bocue charae of U,J&ult and bat. He i&hu, loaned a S2SO <)tito, Li do Isle, he has had Craig Lillywhite John Lane Linda Buraess tery ... Eric Peterson, 4621 camera and Jen1 to a neiah• aluminum pa.int sprayed on ~larae r y Loelkcs Monty Lew Nancy Burr Cortland, Cameo Hiahlands, bor•s friend; now he can't his aaraae doo r a-~dnumcr- Edi Loveleu Carolyn Licay James Burton locked his Datsun when he find anyone to act hi's camera ous windows broken, and he Noel \\arsaudcn David Loufek Phil Cannon went to hi s classes at Cor-back. finally reponed it to police, Anna McGhie Ri chard Martin Marlene Carlson ona del \1ar 1-tia h School, alona with the compi.U nt Dan Neu mM Mark Mixon Steven Clark but when he returned he Thurs~ay, Feb. 1 that someone had ddaccd Thalia Newuon Jack Moore Patricia Costello discovered that someone Another vic ti m of a stereo his strada with red and grey BarbaraOiso.n David Mlhonen DuWayne Dockter h d . d theft was John Ru sch, 2378 pain t ••• The car driven b>· a p11c open a windwing v· H Patn·c ,·a l'aton Beth Newman Diana Dreiu d 1sta ue na, East Bluff, Aleta Knapp of 1000 Oovco, an stole n his 530 cat SICI• ..... k · Brian Percy Dati an Nic~ol s Claude Ern !Ill wno par cd hu Ford in froot Weucliff, had to be towed Joan p1enti ce Donna Parkinson Greg Fahy co and tapes. · .Timolhy of the Corona del Mar Uiah away after a coll ision on Robin Rath Susan Peardl VaJerie Farris Sweetland of 213 5 Ir is Pl., School in the morning, and Westcliff Or., west of Rut- Branka Rcnka Leslie Phillips Steven Fornaca Costa \lesa, parked his returned in the aft&moon to land, Wes tcliiT, with the car Deborah Riley Nicki P~sano. Roben F raniccvichChevro let at Corona del l\i1 1 lind lhc side dOO r of the van o/iven by Louis Fischer, Debbie Rucker S tcphanae Qturol Ri ck. Gallade Ui&h School, and someone open. and. 5l2S 'NOrth of ~8~ Victo ria, J-3, Costa Ward Saundcn David Roth Linda Genis broke a windwina and stole stereo, speakers and tapes Mesa. .\like Schaefer Diane Sanders Janis Gisscl 29 s tereo tapes, worth Sl96 stolen, •. Goina H miles an \1 k S d 'I Gol The . t s ,. r " ' h~u , ,·n a 2• zone. ··d Sal\n~ay, Feb, 3 •nne Schwa•tz ·ar aun en "ex son · · · tn er ec ron o .... r.o .. J ... ~ s Someone beheaded the Carolce Shepph•'•d Pamela Simol\ton ~-largie Gordon t. and Balboa Blvd., West swerving his car u he did N I d . larac fibcralass roo ster that Ray S_toddard Cynthia Stamper Robert Habereder cwpott, was the scene of so, rcsu te 1~ _the arrest John Balls of 10 1 PaJm S Ellen Sumrall Karen Tipper James Hill a car accident between dr i· on a drunk dnvtna charac B 1 ."• D. 0 · 1 H M · · k l 1 A-~. N di ll I . a boa, used to advcrtue Edw:am-swias .;. aam-'t "{q_mow 1111e oey veu 1 a11on Bin , 8 0 Cen· or 1u~r e ne, , o his "food to 10 ..... Janet Paula Szabo Gail Tyler Becky Jiolloman ter St., Co1ta Mesa, and 2147 Vuta Laredo, "'E'a1r" McCI · 1'1 -v· H Robin Ta.kuuaawa Torn Waaaoncr Laurie Jencks Donald Cashmo re, 1352 w. Bluff, at 2:25 a.m ••. Doua· ' ~~~ch Vw 1 ~ avre, Bill Taylor Suun Werner J~hn Lqerquist Balboa Blvd., Central New-las Kolstead, 211 Via Lido stoppc er on :Coast Debbie Thomas Kathleen Whiddon Lmda Lee port. .• The VW belono,·ns Soud Lido hie I crt Ne-Hwy. weat ?f Baysl.dc and Sh I • • was caught '" the muidle or Debbie Thom pson Debra Whi te c .don Levy lo Pamela \1otton, ~51 Oo-port for ~c weekend . ~d a 3 car colli"sion ; car driver Vivian Varcsc Kathy White Dav1d M ... ,er mingo, East Bluff. had to be someonepn edopcn a sltdma L' d C 11 f 'OJJ 0 B.~ •• M 11 ., doo d 1 _,~; 1n a atTO o • ccan Jeff v ,·n JUNIORS •oca.ta • 1 cr towed away aile• a col i•"· ,..ass r an sto e a r .... o Bl d L 0 Mo d r b d v •• Balboa, and her pas-L>•nn Wallace arry • rgan · · h th . an money rom a e room C l . C . Joel Adam• Bo · M · s1 0;1 w1t e car d11ven ..... WIt Ch dbu 4.uu scnaer, auc hrr s tcnson K 'h W I · k nnsc orn son . . vy a er a m _..., a r)n a .wlc Judy Asch Carola Nichols \larllyn \1c;'\lel\l, 2112 Puen-· • ' W • of 21~1 Mi ramar Ave., Bal· Jim Watson N I E Bl ff Channel Place, est New-boa,wcre taken to Ho,.,. Hos-Steve Webster ancy Baloyan Yollanda Pantoja es, ast . u • on \laT Vis-port, reported the theft of a pi ta! by ambulance~ Allen Doug Weiler Bruce Bcckwilh Stephen Pew ta Dr. ncar Eastbluff Road S60 boat canvas •.• A poe--Uennan of Garden Grove Thomas Wi ckland Bjami Bradwell Denise Rucker ... Two Cll drivelS, Eugene kct secre tary and checks su ffered rear damaae to his William Williams Paul Bri sso Penny Schilling Tassic, 512 Fern leaf, Cor· were stolen from the office car but was able to drive Cynthia Yam ami Jeanne Caffrey Randy Slatkin ona del \lar, and Victoria of Dr .. Hugh _Plumb, at B _ll l away. , .Andrew Tindle, S tephen Cochrane Shelli Smith L indbcra, 720 Fernleaf, met Westcllrf, SUite 7, Westclaff SUP~ Fern le af, Corona del SOPHOMORES Janet Anthony Nina Baker Grea Benton Judy Edwards Barbara Stadcrm., at \tarsuc1ite Ave .• soulh of Ce te Th d t k . n r. • • c ump rue \lar, · drivino in the all~, Geraldine Filet Michael Stoddard 2nd Ave.; the pa rked car be· dnvcn by Henry Pemberton, knocked ou t a portion of ~e Tanya Founds Brenda SlOne, lonaing to Fay Miller o f La· 146 E. 21st St., Co.ua Mesa, brick wall at ~IO .. Mariaold Linda French Kathy Ycaaer &Wla Beach suffered mor e suffered front darnqe1 and , .• A Honda was stolen TENNIS RACKETS th~ rear end of the Buick fr om Peter Kalina at 122 dn vc_n by Margaret Stu~p of 23th St., West Newport. .• Tusun was damqed 1n a Dover Drive north o( W collision on 15th St., near Coast Hwy. :..u lhe seen~ Old Newport Ave ••• Robert of a car collision between Edc of 16a4 'Mliuier Ave., drivers Mar y Annistcrd Costa Mesa, and Val aria l-IB Santiago, Dover Sh ores,' Vauhaller of Oranac, driv-ar1d Dcbbi Blackman, 275 ing east on Balboa Blvd.., E. 16th St., Coua Me sa.,. collided we st of Palm St., Willard Voi t, 2103 Granada, BaJboa. , .A hit and runner Balboa, smashed th e fron t danaaed the bumper of the of his car in a c(ll li sion car lhat Pri scilla Werkheis-with 3 parked cars bclon ,_ cr of 1600 Santiago Dr., ing to Adam Dauphinee or Dover Shores, had left in 1613 E. Balboa Blvd.: Alt cc the Westcliff Plaza parking Easen of Lb21 E. Balboa lot ••• Motorcyclist Robin Blvd., and Paul 11.1ega of Baker of 1104 W. Balboa 162l E. Balboa Blvd., Sal- Blvd., BaJbo a. and Ford boa. .• The left front fender driver Dominic Recchia, of the car bclonaing to 220 Sierks St., Costa Mesa, Richard Hall, 6111': Jas- collided at 8:4S p.m. at mine, Corona del \lar, and Balboa Blvd., near 35lh St., parked on ~th A\·e ., west West Newport. of Jasmine, was damaacd by BALLS VOLLEY ULLS TETHER BALLS SOCCER BALLS FOOTBALLS HAND .BALLS • !~.~croft • Wilson • Dunlop • Devis SHORTS TENNIS SHIRTS TENNIS SHOES ......, TENNIS DRESSES .. SHOES Friday, Feb. 2 a hi t and run driver. Sunday, Feb. 4 Craia Seki, 18, nf 1323-C W. BaJboa Blvd., Cen&ral Newport. was booked on a warrant for failure to ap- pear ••• Jeri Oaden, 2066 Orance, Costa Meu, had ju Sl rctumed from the moun- intellt inn, Resubdi¥1Si on dd r . . the •pplying t o . . . a ll mll\' t{)om, ~5 000 the OepRrtmenl of Alcoholi C" ResubdiVISion 2~8 . IC• Ivan W~ll s .~ S~s •. 1122 Bevenose Con trol for Uu.uur~t•e quested by the h vmc Co co 1. .... . . by I I r . '' ~an 1ago Jl., SWJmmLn g tru~t er o an ¥koholk 01 crcatlo~ of one lot at San l, 53 ]Qf) · beveno!'!' licen.. .. e lor lic~n!!<<"!!<) Joaqum Hills q_d., for con-pooE••• u,·,., 8· for these preml•ell IIA follOW!!; t · f rr· • oy OS SALE GE:Sf.RAL CRO"'·\ fn~~c tlon ° an ° LCc budd· Philco·Ford \eronullonic, FlOE PUBLIC F.\ Tl\"(; F01d Rd modo'fy •oom ,·n V111rionce ., PLA CF:l microbiology development An yon e desirin,t to prott-"'t O tr s La Q.oe, 328 \lartnc lab lo 24wUI fi re conslrUC• the isusace of such lieu,., .. (,.) \ B lbo ( 1 d ., I"!I.II Y Hie a verified ptote!!lt -..·it h m;;~;al a uscas :.i:; l~s-s c=~ lion. SIQ ,OOO. any office of thf' l)<.pu rm .. nt r-::-:-:-c:-::-:::-::::-:::-::-:::-:,-, of ·"lcoholic Bev"'""!ll" Con• the requl!cd parking in the M "TTRESSES trol, -..·ithin 30 d•ys of th,. dar .. C'-1 dLS lli CI, ft the Pfoposed pte mi!!<t-,. ...,,.,,.. Uu P•rmit lfEW-a&aOJLDIIIC fi~t ~ted, !!1l¥.tin(ll I!Tou nd.. Otrs La Roc, 328 \launc lrngular ShaPH for .. d.eJua~u prov rdcd b~ lu·. -\ve.. Balboa Island ., •••n~p~U.-c:.tlila The prem a"e' are no-.. laC"rn..,.d ' • COSTA ~UA WAnlESS CO. for the ule of .,]coholic hf.\·-araltmen iS above 2 StoiCS, l iSO .... w,.,tlt¥4. U...,.,~IJOJ eta!'!'S· The form of ver ilir a-WLth .l gatagcs, 10 C·l l one . tioa may be obc..ined from iiDf r----------------------, oHice of the Dep.rt~nt. Vaa•rrank He!llaun~at~t, Inc:. Eds•r 0. Lewie , viet-pr""id .. nt 50483 Pu bli1'1h: f'e b. 15 !968, in The Sew port lfilrbOI' EMill(n O.OX£R (DO';;, THAT IS) NIPS MAIL CARRIER Neithet ta ln, nor sleet, not snow, nor doa bile ... Anyhow , Thomas \lannin&, 111 Via Florence, Lido Isle, was delivcrina mail \tonday, Feb. 5, when thi s female brown and white boxct wath a misplaced view on how to auatd her mastea, Pattick, 'leneher, 2 Beacon Bay, bit the po•tman, Mt . Mannina was aiven medical lleatment and continued his normal duty as a mai 1 carrier. The dog is undet 10 day quaran- tine. ;j."0 (, .:!). . · . ..=:s: " ._ .. U J M~-f rMI! ... Act • o·-"'*'"" :._ ... . for MEDICAL & DENTAL ASSISTANTS Los A._,eles Col•t• ef ...... & .,..... AIIIIDWfl .......... lA N""""''"''' Ed11utieul ltufitvtiHI 7 s.. ......... St ......... . EnrPIJ Now For FCb. 26 Classes! SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA FIRST FORD DIAGNOSTIC CENTER TESTS YOUR CAR 130 WAYS In less lhan 30 m1nutes everv vrtal pan of your car IS t81ted for performance, relrab rltly, and safety . Watch on your own dials and indicators as 1ts e~~:ac1 cond1tion 1s recorded at anchored speeds 4P to 70 mtles per hour . If repaus are necessary the wr it- ten report you rece1ve ellmmales guesswork wherever you take your c• for service. E.J"'. F ii l ,l'l c:ing ,_ 11011' I•OIITANT •.. "'• ,·,· ..... I TENNIS IALLS 3/1.90 Wi IIi am Callahan, 6 7, of 1615 W. Balboa Blvd., Cen- tral Newport. was booked on the charae or wife beat- ina. •• George Mcri eke!, 21, of 131 7 Bedford Lane, Apt. F, Wcstcliff, was booked on the charae or car tnpc~ ina ••• John Byen, 24, of 2ll 33rd SL , West Newporl. was booked on the charac or intodcatcd in -.ato after he rai led to pu1 the bal- ance test or s1andina with reet toaether, and then r&- ruaed k'l take lhe rut or the tobriety ICIL .Sea diver William Ta~n or 419 6lnd St., Newport ShotCI, -d the thert ot 2 ait tanks valued u 160 ••• for 1M dlhd time in 10 daya. 'tomeone lhtew • wt· !Mown obj eel Md broke a ... .,. M the residen~ of 111111 ... S...b, 1200 ... ~ diiY Dr .. Weotdllr ••• c-1 IC...,all, l42 onr.-ltd., a-CliiYa, loll loot porao • ~De» of tiler detl: ia a d••~ at~ tains and wa1 aucndina a ........ CAIID <X'IIfercnce at St. Jame-s G!.U! If you prefer to Nve us do vow- work we have 74 modern lei"Vice bays manned by factory tflined mechanics to do a better job at volutne operation·savi"lt. BIKES PAITS TillS .ACCDIOIIIS liP AilS DUCK FOOT FINS WMqllt Sets ....... .,... .... Qat .... I Oturch when someone broke UCI •ASTEI CHAD" in to her car, took a train cue, dumped the content• • and the cue, ucept roc a FAll .. DOET P\.AN SIO bill into 1 llas h contain· ST.0Aim OIL er ... Ca l & ivcu Lawtence Sandier a, 27211 Loren&oAve., CIIEDIT CAM> Cotta Men. and Doria • Thomu. 2010 Tustin Ave.. = 24 ..nfS TO PAY Colta Men. collided on l.,:;;;;iiiiiii Weuclirr Dr. at &.t cldnahlm Lane, Weuclirr. • .Mary Jones. 461 Serra Or •• Cor-- ona HiP Ianda, reported .. t.e(t or 1)9 worth o( bOM ... hold aoods ••• H~mid Bey. 1712 Irvine Ave .• Hlltlor HiabiMth. went to Pal• Sprinas for a .. ek; in IIIIi• •••ce tomoone pried a« (O.ioood"" p .. • 6) A& IUS SElMa Our own mcxt.• courteey buaMt ••11 teke l'O'I to and from focol ~"" .... ' wltile yow c. ia beine MrYiolcl. f•ign topics for Ebell New poll leach EMil aoarce of 1h• RiNr 'lua•• CluJtla prop am for . Thwt• in tbe Himalayan Mou.•taina. cS.y, March 7, wilt r .. aue .~nothot foot tlall took him l f01oian .. c:hanao atudentt, iniO .. Little Tibet.'• Por and a conospondent turned these "'Roof of the World .. traveler. journeys, he wu elected a Pollowina the noon han-Pellow of the Royal 'Jeo- che on meetina, Mu. L.W. Jl&phic society. Jonltt, chairman of intern&• In Af1ica, he fo1med a ••· ,. tion~l affaira, will introduce fati and c1ontid lho -\bya. Enuquo de Mut1a l from ainian tanaes to she H.oly 11 Pataauay and Prank Greaory City of Lalibela in 'Ethio-J of Johanncabura, South Af-pia. 4.a a membo1 of the I ·• lica. The two students who speakers committee of the • " 4 attend Colona del Mat Hiah pe ople-to-people paoaram in LUZ PERALTA, daughter LINDY BLARE, daughter of Sch~ol, will .relate th~ir ex· President £itenhower"• ad. of Mr. a.id Mr s. Jesus C. Mr. and Mrs. James Blare,~peue~ces s~nce com u~a to mini•ttation, Mr. "Jeary tlew Peralta, 188 E. 22nd St., 2807 Alta Vista Dr., East o\meuca, n.olln~ compaus.ons a 15,000 mile junket to pte• · z ·1 Bluff, has been named Zonta 'between ltfe .m the. Umted sent aviation fr iendship III, son of Mrs. Kathryn Holmes and grandson of Mrs. Ben Gassen, both of · J2l Marigold Ave., Corona del Mar, is on duty in a flight operations office at Nha Trang, VIetnam. Larry W!lrked In Ute Corona del Mar Po st Office while at• tending Long 13each State College, and entered .the Army May 18, 1967, after graduating from college. Costa Mesa, IS onta gtr . I f F b t C States and m theu home· plaques to ruleu of Far tor February at Costa Me sa gn or e ruary a orona 1 d Eastern counuiu. High Sc hoo l. She is presi-del Mar High School. She is an · <\t present M1. 'Jea1y is dent of GAA and of the active in student government, The travel talk will be associate dilector of air Drama Club, varsi ty cheer- s peech and debate team, aiven by Philip Jeary, who world education foe TWo\ and leader an d member of the Girls' League and CSF. In became absorbed with world flies an averaae of 140,000 Pep Club. She was ba sket-previou s years she has been peoples in Benaal, India, air miles each year . ba ll capta in as a jun ior , and member of the tennis team where he lived for 5 yeats M.ls . Clayton Thompson, student congress repre senta- and Spanish Club and work-&l)lOnJ a pri mitive tribe p1e1ident, will p~eside at live as a soph omo re. ·In -ed on the school-literary called the Santa!. l)n a ~l in .. ---the-meetin&, to be held at 1%5 she participated in the magaz ine. She has been on du pilrrimaae, \ir . 'Jeary the Ebell Clubhouse, 515 W. "festivi t ies of the Sociedad the honor roll a ll 4 years in llek'ced 150 miles to the Balboa Blvd., Balboa. Progresista Mexicana," a high school, and th is month Mex.,ican independence cele-s he received .the DAR good bration. Last year she was ci tize n award. Outs ide acti- name d "Miss Personality" vi ties include church cho ir, for the ann~al festivi t ies of volunteer work at Fairview the Gem ini Club, a social State Hospital and work at event of the La tin community the Newport Beac h Tenn is to promote high education. Club. After graduation fr om She was s enior princess at hi gh schoo l, s he plans to at- the homecoming celebration UC Santa Barbara to study last fa ll . She plans to attend fo r a teaching degree in Orange Coast College and Eng I ish or languages . Sh e Long Beach State, a iming would like to teach in sec- for a career as comme rcial ondary schools. (Swenson artist or art teacher. pho to.) COMPLITE SHOI, HANO.S.G, LUGGAGE RII'AIIUNG ~!.!"J't JL--T•S....Yeu' e lllche .. LW. Center LW.hle. e J«<l L c-Hwy. c._. 4ol Mor e IIIJ.North Mol• II. Sent• Ana ...,ICIIo .... C.T.l ...... .._.II CUM. II A GOOD MIIGUIOI If you •• a •••comer, Of know of a •••eorMr 10 ftc ilarbor Araa who has rt0t been ••ICD'II•d, do her a r ..... by cam., dla Harbor Vi1itor bet•Mn I Mel 10 a.m., lnd lilt -.ill Call Oft yc.r hind •ith valuabla inforrnab c..J and a iru hom frindly blui"eu fttm1 .,hidl stMCS ready 10 help her become acquainted wilt! her ne• sunoundinaa. ' THE H.UIOI VISITOI ""-•: HY 4-4)61 Phon• in Y ovr Ord•r for a S.,t,scription: Colt 67~.0550 STEPHANIE MOORE , daugh· ter of Mrs . John 8. Moore, 112 Vi a Qui to, Li do Isle, is Zonta girt for February at Ne wpo rt Harbor High School. She is Ge rma n Clu b pr es i- dent, Beacon exchange ed i- tor, CS F secreta ry and li fe mem ber, me mber of the K i- wanis Bowl team, inter- club council, AFS, GAA and executive council. As a ju- nior she was vic e-president of the German Cl ub, ass is t- ant Page 2 ed itor of the Beacon, and honor roll stu- de nt. She placed lOth in the National Association of German teachers contes t at UC I when she was a sopho- more, and wa s named most ou ts ta nding Ge rman Club member last yea r. Outside a ct ivit ies have incl uded Tri- Hi-Y Clu b, volunteer work at ~ai r view State Hospital . and teen boa rd secretary .She plans to attend UC Berke- le y for 2 years, the n George- town University in Wash ing- ton, D.C., to earn a deg ree in int ernat ion.1 1 re lat ion s, looking fo rw ard to a dipl o- matic career, po s sibly in the Information Servi ce. VALET CLEANERS From the Police BloHer (Con tinued from paae 5) a window s cre en , pried open an unlocked slidins alass window and stole a S484.tl0 GE tape s tereo ... A 5100 stereo wa s ripped from the wall s of hi s Chri s Craft at Slip 3, 2880 Bayshore Dr., Bay Shores, dec lared How- ard Cunn ingham, 4501 Cam- den Rd., Cameo Shore s ... When Sam Circo, 118 47th Wel t Newport., went to sleep at 1 a.m. his S2 1 ~ Rose Genzone, 1Sl4 <\nti .. stereo, tapes and speakers gua, Oover Shores, hea td a were in th e living room ; at noise of somethins hittina • 6 a.m . they were aone ... he r dinins 10om window - ~-tary Casey, 1%tl Anahei m and now it is cracked ... Ave., Costa Mesa, locked Le1te1 Wilson of 803 N. up her car in the Hoag Hos-Bay Front, Balboa Island, pital parkin~: lot; when she left his 8 foot sabot at the returned, the contents of Villa \1ar ina dock f01 just the glove compartment were 21) mi nutes -and someone on the fl oor, and a pu rse stole it ... Thomas Btown, and briefcase, valued at 18, of 305 E. Say, Balboa, $67 .11.) were missing. turned hi ms elf into the Po-- Mo"~oy, f•t,. 5 li ce s tation on a wanant It was bad enough havin& chatsing malicious mischief to so to school on Monday ... Randall McNar y, 5(), of but besides that, James \lumber 2 Nomad , Lido Patk, Winthrod, 2041 Ocean Blvd., Lid o Peninsula, was drivin& Balboa,reportedhisSIOOcar north in the south bound ,O.J<<eo and tapes stolen from lane of Newport Blvd. and vw in the Newport Har-in a police officet's opin- Hiah School parkin& lot io~s.' shouldn 't have been ... E&&s and apple cotet dt .•vmg .a car .anywhe re; he were thrown at the residence fa1\ed hts sob11ety test and of 'Jrace Wedekind, 663 Via w~s .booked on the ~harge of Lido :'~lord, Lido Isle ... Ron dl!v•n& undet the mfluence Chamberlain,20, of 436 E. of alcohol. .. Seve.n dollars lo'h S' C ,. \I we te stolen f1om hiS wallet . ot .... , e sa sur· . . ' . • m ht s gym locket at New-tendered ht mself at the New.. 1 'I bo H. h s h 1 p I' s . h pot .. at r lg c 00 • polt 0 tce tahon, w ere said Laurence Cunningham, he was booked on a warrant 134 v · y 11 L'd 1 1 charainc filin& of a false Ja e a, 1 0 s e~ police report ... Two olean· ·W•d ... sdoy, F.t,. 7 der bushes were broken off The f'iewpon 1iarbot Yi&h at the base and 30 feet of School patkinc lot was the PAT! LUNDE, daughter of chain link fen ce ripped out seen~ of 2 car thefts: 5 tape Mr. and Mr s. J .W. Lunde, after beina hit by uuck dti-cartlld&~s of selectiOns by 2034 N. Capella, Costa vet James \1ills, 43 , Balboa the Rollins Stones wete st.o- Mesa, is Zonta girl fe r Coves, who had been dtivin& len f1 om the VW owned by Febr ua ry at Estancia Hi gh on Coast Hwy., wes t of Ce· James tJsle, 155 Costa \lesa sc~oot . She is senior class dar St., Newport Shores ... ';t.,Colla \tes a;and a stereo president student body P\y1o1oood and steel valued tape playes valued a t stOQ secretary ,' member of the at SH4 wese stolen fsom Ex-wa s. s tolen fr om the. Fotd " · 1 F · L plorer \~otor Homes 4000 statton wagon belonsmg to -~at 1ona orens1c eague ' Patrick \tcC\ure 101 Via and the school yearbook Campus 01., Back Bay. . . , . , . Ambulance11 were qui te busy '<oron, Ltdo Isle ... \1ean· staff, and past pres•den.t of aftes Stephen l)aily of San while a t Fashion Island the Ge rman Club. Prev1ous Cleme 1 d . . C d.11 parking lot a s tereo and ... . ne,I!VJngaatac • ac t •v•t•~s +ncl ude dan.ce coll ided with the Cad i lla~ tachom etet va lued at $106 ~Oduc t•on s, ~SF , and .JU-driven by Juanita Mc Caul of were s tolen fr om h·is VW, mor and. sen 1or councils. 239 Colton Newport ')h re s declared Jack Catdwell, She rece•ved the go ld "E" 81 w c'-·sl 'I 0 d. 198 Bsoadway, Costa \1eu; d t . . """ r wy. an d k. awar Or serv1ce to the Orange · the 2 dr iven a d an s IS and boots, valued schoo l in 1967 , attended the passen~ers Brad \1cCa~l "or at SilO, were stolen from Harbo r In stitute last sum-Newport Beach, Qouglas her VW , sa.id l)iane 'Zopa- mer, and pa rtici pa ted in the \1angum o f San Clemente fos , 311 WJJ son, o\partment VFW "Young America and \1atk Goodman of Cap is· Q, Costa \tesa ... A l car speak s and ac ts contest" uano were all taken to collision took place on New- las t ~ear . She served a~ Hoas'Hospila l. port Blvd. north of liospital freshman representat ive to Tv .. day, f•t,. 6 Q:oad, at 3 p.m.; dTiveu in- the Gi rls' League in 1q64-A '50 bench was s tolen ~~~:~~.w;;; ~~a~:~n y:;\:: 65. Out si de ac tivi ties have from her ga rage, said Louise Colton, Newport Shores, and included adva nced da nce Baket,6l I Lido Park, <\patt-Bill o\llan of 431 Costa productions, 1%5-67, and ment 3, Lido Peninsula ... Costa Mesa park s and re- creation tenn is in 1%4. She plans to attend Ca l State at Fulle rton and major in Eng- 1 ish an d speech. (Cameo House photo.) HARPIST WILL PLAY fOR HOOT'N HOLLER l137 E. c-•• ....,._.,. CO.ONA DIL MU, CA&.tfOaNIA CHASE 6 HELE N CRAMPTON Haniet Wood, noted harp- is t of Lona Beach, will en· tertain at the meetinc of the Newpott Beach 'ffoot 'N Holler• ~oos t, '<FI Niahl l)w ls, at the Seniot Citizens' recreation center, 15th St. and Irvine o\ve ., Cliff Haven. at 2 p.m. thi s Su nday, Feb, 18. \tesa St., Cos ta \lesa ... Police stopped) ames o\dams, 21, of 20911, 33 rd 'it., Wes t Newport, fm a routine uaf- fi c violation and ended up bookin& him on a warrant for the Municipal Court of San Dieao ... <\ youns man ordeted ".tea to go•• for his wife in the car, and then con- fu sed a wait tess in a chanae tr ansac tion 10 th orou ghly that he manaaed to leave the Snack Sh op, 2305 E. Coas t Hwy., Corona del Mar, with lhe tea and an uua 140. T .... a4oy, Fo~. S • Ext dku1 C:lt·aning • Fim· l .au ucl n • Altcr;~tion' -\n UO Schwinn boy•s tao- ina bike was stolen from R. Pianeri , 109 39th ~t.. West' Newport ... Sandra 01borne, Plans for the trip to San 1 DONALD VON GELOERN liS e. Bay o\ve ., Balboa. ')ieao will be discuued. of 309 Marigold Ave,, Co r-driVina on Bay o\ve ,, west of jValentine decorations will ona del Mar, has been pl'lr Montero, hit 2 parked cars, enhance the refreshment moted to . a!tsistant cashier owned by Joan Barbieri, 116 Pick Up & Delivery-Phone 675-0310 table presided over by Mu. at United California Bank's E. Bay Ave., Balboa ••• _ C harge Accou nu Jnvilecl -.. Claruce Rains and com-Mariners office In Newport While Dudley Pfaff, 2619 .. _____ ..;;;;;.~~;;;;;;;;:;;.;:;;.:.::::;,.;;;;;, __ .,1 mince. Beach where he is a com-Redlands, Co1ta Mesa, left ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • • ~ 1/tua ~t4«U ts.ro ~ . ~· . • • i SJ.J -1 ~.ua i : NIW CL4\UB A'Mr I 7 IAIY : , ! L JMw, c...., '' · hs t1 ,_ tr .,. : I ···"··· .. Mw···· I • IL ~·!' IW. Nawput ._. 641 Bll 111111111~.;11111 MDC _, .. 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