HomeMy WebLinkAbout1968-03-07 - Newport Harbor EnsignTHE OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH
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• annex
"Invisible "
rule charged ~.
The Newport Beach City
Council &ook action Tues·
day evenin& to bl ock a
Co1 ta Mesa anneution
neat the County o\•rPOi t,
and then set the uage fo1 a
joint meeting with \lesa
The charge or "invisible -officials to iton out anne.\
ing wi th Counci \man Pauons
and Vicc-\layor Mauhal\ o n
JOin t rreeway pr oblems and
othe 1 items.
Res idents fr om the 'ianta
4,na Heights area were on
hand at the Council meet-
In& to express pro and con
OPtnton s on the anne ,..
Sr::CO~I) LT. Lawrence C.
Laraway, son of ._.,, and
Mrs. r:harles q:, Laraway of
1105 N. '3ay t:ront, qalboa
Island, has been awarded
U.S. ~ir ~or c e sliver pilot
wings upon graduation at
graduation at vance A ~l3,
Okla. ~allowin g specia li zed
a ircrew training at ot her
bases, he will be assi gned
to March AF'3, Cal if. He
will be a oilot in the Stra-
tegic Air Command. He Is
a 1%5 gradu ate of USC and
a member Ot Ph i Kaooa Psi.
government'' was raised this ptoblems.
week by W.O. (Bill) Rankin Tuesday's spec1a l meet-
Jr., president or the West ing was Ptompted by the Ciyh•1a Richatdson, 6qO
IJtchard Or., representing
the 'ianta 4,na Hei gilts
\'otcu <\ssn., said she had
subm1tted a petition eatll er
111 the dav oppo sin& annexa-
tlun to ~ewpott T3each.
Newport Improvement Assn., Costa ~lesa Council's mo\'C'
as he issued a statement to annex a s tr ip southedy
that he is not backing Don· of Palisades q,d. Thrs
AMERICAN AN D CANADIAN Champion Crown Cr•st
"Mr. Universe," shown h ere with Kay Fi,nch, 344
Ha zel Or., Corona del Mar, is dead. The world record
winning Afghan hound, sire of 3b champions to date,
was br ed and own ed by Mrs . Finch, and wa s her con·
stant companion from June 20, 1957, to Feb. 20, 1%8,
when he died, Always handled by Mrs. Finch, he won a
total o.f 35 tim es best dog in show and 100 times bes t
hound in show. Many of his o Hspring have gone to
Austral ia, England, Canada, Mexico and Alaska.
ald Mcinnis for City Coun-ac ti on by Costa \leu could
cH. block Newpott's pl ans w
He announced his support · · · ·-· extend inland to take JJI the
or incumbent Councilman Al \1c0onnel\ Douglas inr.IU!o-r:lc:anor Fulle1,10121 Sa~·
new, said that the petitions
carried .J.J3 l>ignatures,
117 f10m the proposed annex
are a, 316 [rom the area to
Forgit, who Is opposed by · • ' uial propertyonthewestell)
Mr. Mcinni s in Di strict 2. ~~ side of the Airport.
"I am making thi s public ,i Costa \tesa's propo!o al,
desicnated as Pa lis ade~ s tatement on behaH or my-
If d t h So. 2 Ann exation, 1, se an a so at t e re quest • ,. scheduled for he .u lng
of members of the West Wednesday, \lar ch 1 J. be ·
Ne wport Improvement Asso-1· fore the Local o\genq Fl•r-
ciatlon.," Mr. Rankin said, MAP · C (L BOND VOTE DELAYED "First or an, I w1 s h to '! ~~~')': n."~;~.~~:~"couo;~~
make clew-that I do not sup-adopted a resol ution Tues-
4. h b h' port the el ecuon or Dou Me· l day evemng mak.tng .<ip-w not. er reat In& . spell returns, rePotts and faculty Innts ror the City Council. plic ation to' Lo\FC'> f,"
Newport'"'\lesa Unified The board authoozcd a as &tven tupayeu 1n the conferences. It is true 1 signed hts nomt· BLACKBALL CHARGED annexation o r I.J 3 actes 1n
School Oisuict when the co"uac t ror the use or nauon papers. I d•d becau se the Santa Ana t-le lgh ls at ea.
Boa 1d of Education voted school facll1tie s a1 Cmona I did not know at the time includin& a polltl•n nf the
T d · h d f that Mc innis IS the hand. Ed . W Tomt· f oe s;gnat i .... ao UC!, to be pooposcd .!8-ac:1e \le ,a ues ay niB t 10 e e! con -del \-lar High ~chool by nicked candidate of the Win • 101 011 ' or-effeCti ve"" Aug. "-•· and annex. sideration or a propnscd \la•incn Church or Newpolt merarchivistatUCI,chargcd
June4bondandtu elec t ion. 'Beach. The Little Theater same J!;roup that caused me th at he is unable to ~et shm tly arterw;ud assumed PiaMin& Duccttn Ernest
The boa1d membeu stated and 7 c lassrooms a le in-to withdraw rrom the CHv libury unemployment be-the new job in Pre scot ~ \layer told t he :>-le10. po11
that they relt the community eluded. Council race. . cause or "blac kballin g." lie told the Ensign that Council thai he clpects
was no t ready for a th ird The budget guide was "Right art er I took out no· He was on the UCI staff he was discha1ged f1 om his L<\FCO to de l a> actHm
bond election. Thev did adopted. The documen t nunation papers from City when the s tor y broke in the pos1t1on as cataloger at neu Wednesda~ so tha t
vote to establish a citizens' con tains inrormation fe• Hall. I was approached With •\ug. 25, lq66, issue of the Pr escott College on Feb. both the \lesa an d :"Jewp(lft
commo'ttee to discuss a man representing himself Ensign concerning an !>tdc t 13, Jq6i, and since then reques ts can be cons tdeted ga1d ing budget principles, he h \ 1 methodTio[handling hous ing to s peak for Hancock Ban-pl:r.cedbyUCI libta1ian j ('hn has not been able to obtain toget r at t c ·Pit mee t·
PI bl ms r 0 'h. ''p Cl d re gulations, PIOglams and nin". 1 was told that Mr. Smith [or an avant·ga1de empl•,\.'men t as a libtar ian, •ng. o e o e e set\'i ces, esti ma te or in-~"'
increase of students. Bann i n~ and the men he magazine which included an in spite of numc10us ap-The ~ewpo!l propos al m-
In othet matters o n the
asenda, the board decided
that fmther study was
needed before action could
be taken on policies te·
1ardina expuiTiion and sus-
pension of s tudents in re·
aard to narcoti cs or dtug
abut a.
come, and comparative b d · t d s • was associated with intend· an o scene ~-Jette! wm 111 plicalinns. c u es anta .... na lle•ghts material fm bac kg round 1 r s ed to S"end whatever was its ti tle . That ordet was li e recalled that ana1ticlc ar ea eastc1 }' o an ta l\na in(orma tion. .,
necessary to put th e man ncve1 filled, because pnlice 111 the Library Joutnal, <\ve ., nollh of \lesa Dr.,
o\ dirreren tiated ro le rot they had selected on the in :"Jew Yotk seized all nat tonal ma~~:az i ne or the we s te tlr or -\cac1a <\ve. and
principals was discuss ed. Counc il mstead or Mr. r or-copies of the magazine. I! bury r ro[ession, told of the nooct conuol channel,
o\1 1 new Pli nicpals would g,it. \h , Tomlinson expressed the mc1dent of the UCJordcr and estends some 300 feet
serve in a pr o bati onary "I am a young man 'Nlth a belief that he is be in& or the conuoversi al maga· norther ly of Palisade s R.d .
Sl<ltus up to 2 years, and school teacher wife and blamed f01 leakin& the 1n-line, and clai'lled that the ID include the Corona dd
then would need to meet three children. We do not formation aboutthe maaazine st01y was "evidently re-\131 f1 eeway tiaht-of--way
ill...J. m&a.imurn cait.eai'& to mo•c to bAaP•ued ru..di.Jl......_ ~del \0 • p e t · lJ ~_.. •eale410 lb c pun by E4wia and to abut lhe ~29nncJ1
day lhe· -llldft 1tr11fc1'f;l. clear to my wife and my asswed by the En111n Tnm!J.,son,aUCi archivist ... Ooualas property.
ot achool, Ptidav. June 14, schedule 'or would be dis-s upponers that we could not publisher that the in [ouna· He believes that this has In his report to the Coun-
was declared a ho liday rm missed 01 reassigned. o\11 hope to match the Banning ti on came to th e Ens1 ~n :t"J to the "blackball ing" cil, Planning 'lirec tC>r
students to a ive school Principals cuu ently in the group on a dollar for dollar from another source, n~•: t .lt h:r..s kept him out of \layer said that the Costa
pennnnel a chance to com-Oisui.c t . at the time thi s basts. 5o 1 wuhdre w as a fr om \Jr. Tomlinson. library emPloyment. \lesa annex would cut off
plete the c!Clsing or the Plan IS 1 mpl e m~nted ~·ould candidate. A subsequent s tory 111 \h. T~1ml inson rccci\'ed the \kDonne ll Douglh tax
11chnol ·with book and ke y be p laced on th1s Portion or ''Another thin~ that diS· another newspaPet s lated his mastt!'r ofl ib1ary science base fr om the area of -...·h•ch
C th e plan. The boa1d uked lUrbs me and members of our that \11 . Tom linson had Je· degree 111 1q 50 ft om Colum· it is an mtegul part. Shelby Oon fm mote infou~ation as the West Newport Improvement si gned fr om the UCI libra!) bta Unrversity's school or C•--.unolman Dec Cook
s tudy was contmued. Assn. IS the unauthonzed stafr in Plotes t ove1 01dct· libtary seH'ice and has oprosed the 'Jewpntt anne.,
d use and cla tm that our As· ing the magazine. lie tnld cnmrleted most of th e w(lrk r10posa l because he con-I B I • The Title II library re-•'-E · th 1 tl d ·d J 1 b 0 les SOC!:ltton IS helund Mcinnis. •H e _ns1gn a 1at 11as h•11atJ a nctn1a1c 1n SJ ete 11 o e ana1pes.sJve
• • sources and visuall y handi-not the reast)n f,,, hts 1Jt-1 a1 ians hl)~•-F1.>r 10 )·ea1s and has tym•we.llc te c al\cd carPed ma ter ial program That tS not true. Our As so·
Architect Shelby Ru ssell ciation has not endorsed le a\'ing Ut'l. lie satd that ht" was emplo~·cd 1n the the •ec•:mntendations t'-1
wasappro\'c:d. ·\!so approved he had responded tn an 1tl·uar ~ l'r the State ~!I s-previous Council memtoe1s Coon or 205 A:~at e Ave., was a Title 111 budget for anyone. ~· o •· 1
Balt)'J 1 1 d d d w w w\11.1., adveu isernent fot cataloget to r1cal c;;.,c,ety llfW isconsin. "e m e 1 "tng s e~. .Ia~ ' a san • 1e e tes· the space science learning "As for myself. "' h p r 11 ~ " IJ II h <toodaod, tl •"• L o'O'"' ·-J d b at t e new 1 escntt ... u ege •Jtutnl!\ .. l1r wat e ' " " ... , ay, r e . 28 . at the Jane progo a m, wh ich will imp rove there have been tune s when "'haoles ll•oo [,,
0 Library in At izrona befote ~l!r \·ed as a \Ja\'y lieutenant .._ a n•m-Edlin~ Rest Home in Ptco science and mathemati cs I've d1 sa~-:reed Wlth hi S the maga zine in cident nc· \to tth the!. Buteau
1
-,f Sh iPs .lggtcsstve P•lhC\ ,m Jn·
Rive ra. offerings [ot childten in s tand on a City ISSue, I c uncd at UC I. On -\ug . .). 10 L,,113111e, Ohto, :r.nd rn ne u t1on.
He was born Marc h 13. 1888, ki nderganen through the know thatCounc ilmanF'~r~it lq66, he tcnJe led hts W· h 1 f) C Cl•unctlman L tn ds l c ~ P:r.1·
in Al aska, and had lived tn 11th grade. It will also 1s an honest and consc 1en· as •ng on , · · s.>ns s••d he also fa\'OteJ
California ror 6\) years . He establish a science acti vi-uous man. He operates out F • tud t h d more ca1 cful ..::on~1 Je ta ll••n desi~ed many Balboa homes ties_.. ccntet and devel op In the open. To me that. IS. a ore1gn s en s onore tou t added that he .,.,,,ulJ
rrom 1920 to 193V and was additi onal programs to meet _guarant ee a~atnst the mvr s-\'n tc fo r the resrolut11,n. rte
the first architect for the leatningneeds. tble j.:O\'emment that. hi s The ZontaClu b 1'r·""\\l"lllt E !i tan~'" Utgh s tudent, are sa.d he haJ talkcJ .,..1111
Balboa Bay Club. He served lligh School graJ.uation opponeuts propose for our Harbot will cc leb!alt' tnter· \IJ,~ \larta \an llf.'den, ('t>Sta \les a \Ia~''' WtllaJJ
'.\lth the Army E)'lJ!ine~rs in dates wete . approved. The City." . national relations m••nth .11 HelgiUm, and 1-h,laL·•·• 1l1..tn.r rn1dan and suggested J•..,tn t
\\orld War 1. and was a r har· schedule_ w,l] be: ~ewpnr t Mr. Rank Ill sa1d t hat Mr. the \larch I~ "?'~n meetm~ fr,lln A1gentu1a. Fr un ll.ul'>,•t JJScusswns •'n :r.nne'
t be r L . p H at borl-h gh.~p.m.,"ednes-Mclnm s' pohnc al asoo· a t the Sen1 "' C1uun, lh·· lh .[!.h l•tll C<~Tll! \I t~~ J ,•.:e· l'lwhlems. er mem ro eg10n o s1 d 1 · s s
29 1 ay, .une 11. ~t the New· CW.ff'S are revealed by the creat1 00 C'..:nt et._ . l\n tr..:d.:. •>uth ·\In~·.~ ('nunci lmanlh,-..arJR~•i!..-1 ,
· Po• 1 lhnbor ~hgh School m:ultn•• of letters bv. "New· Gu elits nf th ..: Z••nt.1 (lui'>. D1cll'T R1ehn . \oe1 mam .• Ln•J made the mcotu>n t•• aJ11p 1 Survivors are a niece. Na· ,...
district s tadium; Costa porters for Don Mcinnis," has been a sp~lllSLllllli! mcm· \I.Lun t1z1n S.;•ranz,, ,,f p;ll~. the 1esolution l.,n anru:,at 1.,n dine Croul or Costa Mesa; h b r h t t \ \I J s · 'J J '" \·lesa 1-li g, .5 p.m. Thur s· sohc u.mg, support for the e1 o t c: {•ca ~m•'I H.·an t s. am..:~ tr..., :u , u1l' The \'nte was s t~• I. IO.tth
and a cou sin, Florence S~e day.June IJ,atthe stadium; campa tJ.!n. Mr. Rankin noted Field Sen'rc..: pt ngt:un ~lrh'l' Anh·rtcan F1.:I J Scn1.:l· d1~· C'nuncilrnan (',-,,~ \o'lnlf
or Pasadena. Colona del \.Jar r·tigh, s p.m. thai the letters are s i._:ned its tncertt<•n m 14 55. will ut.:t tcrh:~cn ta t1\C", 10.1 !1 t>..-"n••·" \'ice'"'\la\·,,r '1.•rl·l·n
Services were he ld March 4 Wednesday, June 11, at bv "John Parker or Cold-be the fC>ret~~:n stuJenb ft.>m a sr..:ctal ,:ucst. \Iarsh aii ~A as at-Se nt.
at Pac ific Vi ew Chapel, with COI'on a del ,\la1 High; and ...;e ii·Banker: Han ~ock Ban· the -' h1gh schn•11s. Cha11· The ke)n••h.' ~11\"a~ •. , ";II \layor P~tu l 'lrul'>et then
the Rev. James Lamberth as Estanc ia Uish, 7:)0 p.m. nin••: Will iam du Bois, an man ~~ \h s . .lame ~ Ray. Ln· t>e \h <;;s h:a th \ (it,·g~. f,.,. said he would name C'ouno:!l-rn · I ,... temati .. nal tdations. mcrl\ ,,f c .,I,•n .J ~.k l \lat o CJant. nterment was at Wednesday, June 11. at the asSO<'I<tle of the Chamber's men Patsons and q,,~l"'' "" p '(i Vi · 1 The guests fr c•rn (",•rnna lilgh S.::h'"'l. ••h•' ho.~' 1->ccn ac1 c e w Me mona Park. stadium.· past president. John Mac--del \lat 1-i•&h SchClt>l ~til an Arn~ucan Al->r f'aJ ,tudent the .,.,undat ~ stud1 .,..,,mrn11•
A• rt 0 "I d nab; Al bert Auer, vice pre-be Miss Zeenat 1\man,lndia . f,,r the ra ~t \C.:LI, Jnmg .JnJ ~e. ~Ius a mcmt>et ·•f the .lrpo expansion assai e sidenl. of the lrvioe Com· Vi ctor G:ltlini, Cluk. F1ank. s 1 ud~1n g. 111 ·'c" /.c.danJ. lanrn ng (\lftT~I Sli~<>n.
pany; Bill Grundy, also or GleJOiy, &-uth Afr i..:u. anJ 1\ath\ 'AJ.q .l /.Pnta Jill ,,r For SClmc llmC .l C•s la
the lrvme Company: cap Enrique J e \lestt al, ,~.u a· thc m.••n lhln :-.;!'l l'nlhe!, )Qf>6 . \less commi ttee .;tlmrti"CJ should move in the direction
the c:ast.
"'At wan t to stay in the
C"unty as lon g as possible,''
she io a1d.
\lu. Pete! o\ndrews, .!013.!
Redl ands 11t., annex com-
m1 ttee chairman ror the
Pegasus Home Ownets
·\lo~n., atd that a tho1o ugh
stud\' shuuld be made to
l'l!twtde ans~c1s to question s
ta t .~oed b~ res1dents. She
~a td th at the on ly oppo-
~1 tn•n she had met con-
cer ned poss1 ble ra x rn·
cteasc tf het area annexed
li' ~ewoptt ,
NEW BRIDGE ASKED
FOR NEWPORT ISLAND
A new bnd!!e at the old
loc:u ton at 38th St . has
been requested by the New-
port Island Homeo'A'tler 's
Assn. 111 a tenet. to the
Newpon Beach CuyCouncll.
The assoctatton also m·
formed the Counctl thai were
o pposed to thE" udelands use
fee or tax for waterfront
property 0\lo'ners and s atd 11
could only be 1mpantal wh en
applted to all home residents
who use Ha:bor waters.
Gwan Sie
buys Leos
Afte1 -1 years of business
nearthe Newport Pter. Gwan
D. Ste 1~ movmg his Res-
taurant lndonesta to 2515 E.
Coast H'A'\'., Corona del Mar,
forrnerh' L~'s. and ts plan·
mnJ: ., !!rand opemn~ around
March 15.
The menu V.lll mclude
Onemal and Indonesian
d1shes. tnc ludul(! Indonesia
pork on bamboo su cks , and
II dtrferent n ee dtshes ser·
ved b:-· wa.1t.ers :md wattres·
ses m Indonesian dress. Mr.
Ste has moved here because
he wamed a large !' k)tchen
and a ~reauer seaun~ capa·
ctry for dmers . H1sold res·
taurant Will he turned mto a
[ish and chtps and ham·
bur~er type of operatiOn. he
Sat d.
Leo Hahn. who operated
Leo's restauran.t for the past
4 years. stated he has no
unmedtate plans for the
future.
Sailor cheerleaders win
'ie~POI t Harbm H q~h of Wcstchff and \lar y L u
Cichtlo.•l 's \'at Si t~ and JUntot 1 rassn of West 'Jewpo rt.
<a!Sltychcel leade!SI:-IOUgh t Jun101 V3TSIIY cheer·
ht--.me rhc fu st rlacc tr oph~ leaders a•c\131~ .Jane Cutien
10 C<1!T1Petlt~t•n Sat1.11 da~, nf ~e10.pntt lle1ghts, Kr is
\latch ~-at \nahe 1m lllgh Laun nf L1do1 Isle, Batba 1a
"ichl"'' aga1n~t .c nthet Su auch and 'lad ltl('<pe or
"Ch<'~<ll:oo. ~e ~td1ff, anJ L111da
The 'lati'II>I ~·>nglo:aJe rs Weathe1~ax ,,f Cnsta \le sa.
C'arned an ••UI!>tand1ng Iatmg Cit>nglcaJen a1e Janet
.1nd rtaceJ .lth nut ,,f :; Coontz nf >,l,cstcl1ff, Ltnda
s.::h•>.•ls.
rhe \'a!S!t~ chee!lcade!S
.lte 11nge1 Hannahs anJ
Pcgg, \l cCr•" en l•f ~e-...•rort
1\c lghts , llo_-,nnle \kO•m a ld
..r Cliff lla\en. <::us,e Stauto
Fansle1 ,,f ~c~~r ,.n l lc tgh ts,
Ttac\ '\he1 rc ~ ,,f lla1 'ift.ltes K arc~ Sch"'l-1,( 11alho~
(",we~ anJ CiJLatPn ·\m(\dl
and Fl1 h :t l.1nd11•th of
V.e"-1 'e"['olll.
Shots fired at homes
·\ftC I the S<>Und o [ breakin g
glah had fildcd awa) 111 R
Ha•l'><•t aic<~ hPmes. Fudar.
\l.Jtch, I, 'iewf'll"lt Seach
Pnl t.:e ...,,,,~ed Th.,mas
nc111, JO. ,,f 2501 Srena
\ , .. 1J ..... C!o! t 'rre• Bay. an J
R .. t-cn lhdc1, 18 , o f U1e
l . <::. ~:t v'. ••n the chars e
.. f r1 .J I ~.:t••u!' •m sch!eL
\TT,Il!!nmcn l of I he
''"-111~ men 1~ set f111 \lo"lfl"
J.h, \la1 ch 11. With the
01.1.11~1! (",1UIIII !!arbor
.ilhiLt:l:t l 11istuct.
The: 1->ana~e staned a t
·:~0 r.m. at the honle ('tr
Rt•belt Whelche l. 5.l6 Tuslln,
'le-...r-<•11 lle1ghts. -\t 7:50 ,
Chatle s "iimm.ms. ,:6()0 n1 rr
n,i,·e. \l c"T'f'lt llc•ghls, was
t a H:.1n~ ~1U1 flltnJ, -...hen a
h•.,le 11al> ~hn t thr ••u ~h h1s
llnng t ~>Om ~~omJ,, ..... lit: "a"
a <ell<•~~o. f.1-.:t t-oad cat
accelctarc J:lf'l.lh a[tet the
.-.h•"•lln~.
''l"' 1 ~~·t1 m11 ed h~ th~t
pe lle t ~ ,Jh>i fh•m a ~,
.:a hl'><.·t l lflC' IICI~ the h<l111C S
,,f R••l'x-11 -.,·allc . .:~Cl.l Cl1 rf
l)t.. '""~"•'II 1\,·q:.hu: Lyl e
\enJC'II.J I ~ct. :~1 San ta
o\.na ·''L'., \cY.fl••ltllo:t~hu:
le n\ I Jt"•l•l, 111;; \ntq~ua
Wa,. n ,,ll'! oi\h"'"'· feuy
·\Un~. lr..10 \lai LIICI' j)l .,
ll::ut...•t lh;:hl .<in.t~. James
f'atat'l7:lh•, 22.l0 r,-,Jd en
('ucle, Ha .:~ 1\o.~<. and
flol,•tc-s \ a l l·n~·1.1. ~Q]\
Pa~1 l.ane, Had Hll~. Dee Cook, candidate for of fi nding ano ther ai !Poll
te-elecbon to the Newport location fm corrme lcial
1Jeach City Council, thi s use •. They may well be
weekuraed astrona Council alteady shackled by the stiW\d •&ainst incteased use
Bl ackburn, a re:.&.ltordealin~ gua). C1>Sta \lesa II i PI Will The Zo"lfll a Sill!> r •• , \I.Jtch .... r \la)'l"ll .lt•rda n, (',>uno:• I·
in lrvme le ases; Dn:k Ste-be tep1e sen tcd by M1ss An· and thc tr mi'thel !o -...111 1.-.;: 1n· man Jkob \\'d.son anJ Jacl..
vens. or the Balboa Bay nick Chapoy , France :r.nd tmJuccd and r•e~c:ntt!'d 'A ith liatm~elt .,r the P lanntng
Club:and Isabel P ease." David Guest of Enaland. a scroll or ach1e vement. Commissum ha1 been meet· Gen. Paul Williams dies
s ovemment small Ptint in rJ the Osanae County 4-ir-acceptins Federal funds rm
port in o tder to prevent the tlr anae County <\itpott.
.,catasuophic •e&ults ror The boatd may have so ld
Newport Seach Property themse lves and us down the
owners." liver a biady. ·
He iuued the f<lllowins '"The Newpolt qeach
a~tement: . Council hu not been ag·
:n-e ta lked of ~nns.olt• arcuive on the airport
dah on of se~e1 al au hnes question. ~tthc luthearina
s truck me ftke a bolt of on the subject, the Oec:. 1 q
liahtnina . ·Jt me!Wls an es· aupetvisou• m•etina. the
c:alatcd use and this will only Newport City official
result in heavy financ:ieJ Plettnt was myutr. 't lhat
lou to m111y .. operty time my position waa that
ownara in the City of New-the aitpoet use thould tr
PGit Beach. main ttatut quo and I ~o .. ,. bo.td of lupef"" lla1ed-
ri .. l muUbe told in force-"In sh• past lh•a appe11a
ftl1 ........ aut the Cily 10 have been a lack of
olNIW,..t Beadt. itwillin& forthti&ht dialotu• or per-
ID 10 10 IIIIa ltmit ol theiJ tinent facta to all P•liet as
,... to PtDtact ill Plopttty rt&ardt the • ir,ort'a hr .,...,, rro. Mwiq tlleit 1euified uM. 1\ia co.td
"""'"' *Pteciaaed in well be a a••ve .. ,01 oe 11M ..... 11M ..,.ni1011 pa:stohh• coonty olficiala."
LOCXED IN BATHROOM
Firemen frllf'll Engine #2,
~ewport Beach, enjoyed
the d1ive alona the ocean
Thuuday, Feb. 'lq, ltccause
theirleTi c ue call was only to
unlock a bathroom and free
David Nordlund, 31l:,or S1l0
Seashore Dsive, Wes t New-
port. One or Da,·id's bfQo>
ther•s had taken the knob orr. and filcmen finished
the job with a sc1ewdriver .
,.U II IEST.WRAHT
Maybe someone didn't like
the food. ~ltybe_lhe y want-
ed 10 t•t w11m, but one
thlna h ~ertain: towels"
••• HI on fire in the mcn•s
Nttroom at lhe Zoo Rt •·
-.... 1144 · E. Coast
lfwy •• c....u dol Mor, "" ..... .., ..... l . ·~ .... u
-•oiiU ..Uiwoo bomod .,.. .. n ..... ,., ou&.
'
NURSES, MOTHERS, and J)hoiOgraph•os
all fell under the ch~nn of Emmett Kell~
J r., who entertained chil dren ilf'ld pa--
ti ents Friday aft~rnoon, M.uch 1, at Hoag
HoSClital without saying a word. He re he
is picb.ued with vocational nurse Myrtl e
Caldwell, and at th e bedside Qf P~illip
Russ•ll, 9, ol Sonia An .. Mo. K•lly Is
looking as astoni shed as when he was
told that he mi ghl have m change hi s
cos t·ume Decau se all the HiPPin wete
Dtginn ing to dress like him -with ra~
ged, faded clothes and long s tringy haif.
"I was hen~ long before th em!" he wrote
on a souvenir card.
•
W1>1d has l'>cen teCt'I\'Cd l•f
the dtath or \tajlll \ocnetal
Paul Williams or Rlvers1de ,
Match J. at the hasc h.--.s:-
Pi ta l on \latl·h \ir Ff>tce
Rue near Rl\•eo~:~de .
General William~ was a
r1equent vuitt--.t 10 the tlat•
OOr A1ea t•• the h1"ltt1e ,,r hiS
parents, ~dwin ami Oclla
Williams. who !TIIWed to a
home: ,..., Ocean Al vd •• C'or•
ona del Mat, in lqlq, an,J
""' visit his siuet, \bs .
Flo rence Andeuon MaC'"
Ginitie CLf Co sta Mesa, who
l"'"'er anJ ~as 1n cluu ge of
the ra•at '''~~'1'\e rs wlu• sreal-
he.3Jt"J U1e Emopean mva·
!lhln, lie wu knighted by
1\tng Geotae dUiinJ Wotld
War II and aftcrwa1ds re--
cc•ved a Ct»nmendatinn rm
Cttmmandma the Btrl in ait
lift without a cuuahy. ·11e
Itt ired frf>m the ir f o1ce
IS years '~'"·
f'unetal services will be
held this Ftiday. Much I,
at G11den or Praye1 Mottuary
in ~iverside.
was fCltmetl y postmitl rus Ui a a u.-vivou alto iftd ...
in C'osnna del Mar . his wife. Bertha: 1 dallt-
Gen. Williams .Ji'incd the lets, Mrs. Ro.._n
4
Sc.Mir
ail btanch ol the uniec of Otaftd Forb Ail P••
upnn aradualion rtrun Stilt"' Due, ~ Oeko&a. ..
fotd Unlveuity in Ifill and ""'· Leonald 8anow1 of'
aetved in bo" Wbtld Wat I Mlawe11 Fie14. AIL, 5
and n. .. ..... ikk•9 ......... .
In Wo1ld Was II he snved Eqne Willi .... al t. ~
•i &e. Om. Owlaht 'Bis .... tlriel.
IAYIU, IIOT SPEIIOIIIG, IS THE KEYN OTE
., MerCirR Ma?lll\
_ _ WHO'S IIWNWASI .. OUR ICIIIIt
If ,....<. .... -· aad • boll bout, uy --....,, polklcol -.... -06l)o !his Jiu ... upft"iment 175 of d~ be._..._..,,......,... ,.,.iaw.t.
Oo to any wtll-aockfd MWt couoter. Se*t Which " to llf tMt ll.S bDab N\-iewed IU¥1
11 few well-known mapzil'll"$, aud them. been found to be llanled. ~ an aU widely-
Odds ue tbat you'll ftnd at ltast one 1t1ide used te~l9-your OWD chikl is probebf)' atudy-
lklcriblnt rhc "liberal mnd .. amona our youth. Ina one of tbem now.
The panicular piece you rud may deal Membra cited uampla of boot lllatiftJ.
with !he r,ct thll I dettinina percc-nta~ of One text tectum Ita )'OUftl raden that:
colleae araduales wane a career in busineu, "A centrally pl1anod economy c:aa wilhin
They prder social work or ,overnmeot serv-wide limits dirK! lhe retOUtcel of the economy
iCc-because the Iauer 1\e:lds "belp people" and "in a vartety of ways .• , Do we realty waot
bu,intss "don not." tail fins on our automobiles, mink c:oatt In Out
Or you may be in(ormtd that today'll young closets .. , if tbete thinJS mean lnadeqWIIe
pcopl~ are re;tctinJ t~ "~idt, malerialistic" ... educational e~pendilura aDd continued
way of life in today's America. city Alunur
To all appearances, our kids ~ore turning While t.e admits that an overwhthr.ina lib-
The city council el ection campaign is slowly gathering
some steam, looking fo rward to the Ap ril q time of reckon-
Ing at th e poll s. Jt is time right now for the vote rs to be
con sideri ng what they should be looking fo r in the candi-
dates to qualify them for se rving on the council, The de-
cision shou ld NOT be based on proposed schemes fo r
spendin g ou r tax money, but rather on how prudently and
thriftily th ey propose to safeguard ci ty finances. "Reduce
taxes" should be the by word o f vo ters at a !I I eve Is of
elections, if there is to be any relief from the tax burden,
whi ch is app roaching the danger zon e of confiscation.
left. Why? Perhaps. some say, it represents eral bias uists In today's textbooks, Membra
the normal rebellion of the young. Parents don not think it is ' a conspiracy, .. , think
arc con.serv ativt, so children become liberal. what these -uthon are doiDJ is presentinc
But this explanation is too simple to be true. what we would call the indocttioatioo of the
Youngster~ v.·tth liberal parents don't rebc(: approved alt itude of the prevailina political
they' stay liheral. So there mu"il be something philosophy in our country," he says.
more. Something like--whal they learn in
school?
"Many tt-xtbuok., are intrllt'ctuully slanud;
not nt't"C;s$~rily dt'lilwratt'ly: and mo.u of tilt'
.flumin~: .\trt'J.It'l /ibual doctrine."
ThC' above wonls are those qf George A.
Membrez.. Jr .. who spokC' over the Manion
Forum radio net'>'ork 111 few weeks ago. Mem-
brez is in a pmition 10 know about such
mailers, for he is the e\«utivc SKretary of the
Tn t book Evaluarion Commiltee of .. America's
Future."
And what can you do about it? Find out
what hooks your children are· usina. Send the
titles and authors' names to '"America's Fu-
ture," S42 Main Street, New Roc:belle, N.Y.
I 080:!. You will receive critiques free of
charge.
If, upon receivina your review, you realite
your child is receiving slanted infotmaticxt.,
there's much else you have 10 do. It's all out-
lioed for you by Membrez in his Manion
Forum speech (Broadc:ut #693). A copy
is yours for 15 cen!S from the Manioa Forum,
South Bend, lnd.-Americ:an Way Features
• • •
MIIIYITAnOII TO MORE RIDnN G
Thi\ conmllllce h~ rcvie'>''ed some SUO te.\1 ·
hook<~ an the fields of economics. history.
As expected, the Nat ional Ad visory Commi ssion on Ci vil
Di sorders came up with a proposal fo r massi ve spen ding,
perhaps S32 billion a year, to head off fu rt her raci a l riot-
ing. The Commission seem s to be pu tting the burden o f
guilt on "society," rath er than on the ri oters , and then~
fo re seeks to buy o ff the troublemake rs with Profll ises o f
la vi sh government expenditures. In th e opi nion o f law-
abiding citizens, that has alt the earmarks o f off erin g re-
wards to lawbreakers, and invi ting further attemp ts at simi-
lar blackmail. There v.ill be mo re and mo re rio ts, increas-
ing in violence, if individual s are no t held accountable
fo r their misdeeds.
St. Pal dinner March 13
GOP Women meet Mar. 28
Amidst colorful dec01a-inform guests of cun ent
tions of Easter flowe rs. bon· legislation, and on how
nets and bunnies, the New·
pon Harbor FedeJation of
Republican Women v.ill
prresen t James W, Halle~,
chaitman of the State Re-
publican Cenuat Conwnit-
tee as the s peaker at th ei r
sp lin a luncheon to be he ld
at the Balboa Bay Club,
Thuuday, Marc h 28.
The social hou1 wi II be·
ain at .It :30 and the tun·
cheon at 12:30. Ticke ts and
JeiCIV&t ion s may be ob-
tained by contacting lunch-
eon chailman, MIS. Oavtd
Bunnell, 642·1563, or Mr s.
Chatles Wood, 67 3·288~.
Donation is SS per pe tson.
The public is invi ted .
Al so sel\'ing with \-hs.
Bunnell and welcomrng
auests will be MI S. David
Bentley, Mr s. William Blan·
lon, Mu . Fred Du P1 ee, Mrs.
Polly Hutchins and \hs .
William BeniS .. \1t s. J ohn
H. Scruus Jr., member ship
chairman, along with \It s.
Edward F . Ward J r., \hs .
Edwin F. Steen Jr. and \1c s.
Jeanne Coope t, president,
.,.iII be on hand to accept
dues fo1 me mbe rship.
Mt s. T . Duncan Ste l'atl,
leaislation chairman , 11dl
LEGAL NOTICE
Nffilf.F: Of' f"'"lll .lf" HE\11 1\C. Notir,. i11 ll<"r>'!.\ l'i""" rl,.,r
tht Ph•nninF I nrrl!ni,.,.iun ,.f
th,. City nf "'""j)nrt II•·Mh "ill hold n yubl ir H'Min11 •on !lw
appliC"atton of \.-.,pnrt \l.u inr•
Sf.n•irr fnr :t I ... ,. Prrrn it 11 11
tO P"'rmit ,, rn .. rin r ,..,.n ;, •'
(lnf'rhan ir.11l r•·!•·• irl in llw
C-0-Z lli .. tr i• t. \of<lr,.,.. .. 2"•"1",
I . f DH,.I ll ij!h\\.11, ''''II'"'' llrarh.
Sntir,. ;,. ho•rr•l" fn rth•·r 1-:l"'n !hat 1<11irl pul.li• fw..rin.v: .,ill j,,.
bf'\d on tht 21 .. 1 d.l\· rof \l.o roh,
1968, 11! th•· hrour uf 8 :011 /''ln.
i• thf' C:nu nr il l.h.1mb,.r,. ro til•'
'\i,.,.·pntl ll,. .. r h ( ih IIi! II. .11
;_.h ic:h ti~ an•l pf"r" .onv "",[
1ll P"'r11on.!O intf'l<' .. !•·d m,,, .lfl·
f""•r ;~nd b.. hf'arol thrro·~•n . Ray , .. Cnpt"lin, ,.,.,.,,.,,,,..
Nr .. ·p<trl II"Mh Cit)
Plann·inf[ f:mnmi .. ,.r ron
Pahli111h : M11rr h 7, 1968, in
Th,. Nr-wport tl arbor •:n .. i ~tn
LEGAL NOTICE
or PI"IU.IC 111-:..\IW"G
ill hNI"by ~h,.n th .. t
Cumm r"" i1m ur llt'n d1 wil l
un th ...
or J ~y lnr . fur
933 to prrmil !IIi.•
wnd/or ,.·ood
whhin th,. . r·rd ,.,.,. I, 2 an• 3, Tr11r t
R·2 IJhmlr!. Ad·
•:. IJw lb-
"acti;,n" can he taken. For
lho:.e wh o need to regtstet
or tetegister. \h s. Ha tt
Swl·eney and \hs. \\.". \1at-
tin "all be available fm tn·
f01ma tion and official te·
gis Uation .
F i rs t nee pres adent, and
he adquaater ch~irman, Mts.
Rtchatd Pantzat, ~~o i l\ tell
of lhe opentn g of the new
1968 Republtcan W,>men'!>
campai gn headquar tcr s at
·U 5 N.Ncwpoll B lvd., ;.Jew·
pott Heights.
Jomu W. Holley
THEFT LOSS S2,579
Jewe lry and cl•lthing val-
ued at .$2.S7CJ were s tolen
fwm the Uunk of thei r Cadil-
lac hetween I :~0 and I :55
a.m. ~at ur day, \la tc h 3.
Jun e and Lmno; Breer nf
120 Pearl •\ve., Halboa h-
land, told !o,!ew,otl Beach
,oli ce.
LeHers
"BIASED REPORT"
Edi tot o f the Ensign
The Whi te !lous e cnmmis·
s ion repnn on civil tutmtltl
in o ut cities show ~ a bi as
as obvious as the left lean·
ing PteJ uJice s of its mem-o
bets, none of whom could
be classified in any cate-
ii:MY othet tha n far out
!fym path izerA and fellow
travelers.
The se findings a re abt1u1
u n bjective as 'askin& Gus
l-la\1, U.S. communist lea-
der, lo wtite a tr eatise on
ho w to rid the nation or
their s ubvet~ive activity.
There wu nllt one man on
this committee who wu not
a prejudiced utremist of
the revo lutionary left, now
predominatina ow national
scene.
Thete i1 only one way to
atop civil Jurmoit, and thl t
ia to IUIC:k it at ill IOUICC,
11rttieh il the C011'1mURilt
patty and their •ymplthizeta
in and out of ow Oove'ln•
mtnt.
BobO. ....
1'1•-•lluch
Miss Teen
is named
The J uniot Ebcll Club o f
Newport Beach anno unces
the select ion of \1alinda
r;reele.,y , daughter of \h.
and \tr s, .I ohn (iu:c: lr), as
\1i ss Teenage Citizen.
This con te s t is held for
high school s enim girl s
with a scholasti c grade av-
erage uf "B" ot be tter.
School acti vi ties , outside
a ctivities, church partici·
patinn, hobbies, jobs and
futute pl ans arc nthct fac-
to rs consideted tn th e
judging.
\lalinda, a s eni or at Cor-
ona del \1a r lligh School,
Set\'CS a s a seniOf tcpt~
s en ta tive on Student Con·
az ess. ~he has appea red in
th e senior pl ay and has s ung
in 2 mus1cal produc tions.
She i.~o ac trv e in s peec h and
ac hieved the status uf de·
gre.c of hnnot. Last ye ar
she was a feature page wri·
te r fm the school paper.
ll er interests incl ude
drama and music. Last year
she wa s a Candys Uiper at
'hlag ll11sri ta l.
·nris ycat s he is servin g
as pres1dent of the Ely·
llians, a jun ior auxiliaty of
the N~wf'!.ul Beac h Juniot
F.bell Club.
\lalinda nnw becomes eli·
gible fu1 district compcti·
tion. •\n a wa1d of SIOO will
be pre s ented to.. the dis trict
wi nner by Farmers Insurance
Company.
The '::irecley family, for·
merly frllm Covina, Jive• at
q07 Ciuu~ St., East Bluff.
\h. Gzeelcy ia an Enalish
reacher at Estancia H ip
Schno\, Cos ta Mesa.
LECAL NOTICI
~<YI10; OF PIIIIUC m :ARING
Nt'ti..,,. ill ho•l"l"ily ~~:h•r-n that
thr l'h•nn lnfl Co.nm l.t!'l!On or
thr C:ity nf Nt'wport Hf'•c:h will
ho11.l a pubUr h.-,.rin ~ tm thO'
"fl pllr ntl on of ll f'nfJ UMkf'f for
n llorr Prrmh IH HJ p4'rmlt
thr nrld lt iOfl of n ~l"ronrl llv l11f. nnit tn a non..,nnrormlnjl b11ll• •
in,1 i11 th r 11 -2 Ui!i!lrlr t. Arldff'!<ll':
211 Saflph irf', ltnlho• f"IMftti .
·"'otit"f' I~ ht'r,.by rardtf'r ,1lvt••
that ••141 p!!h llr ht'~tdftjl will I.,. h,.M Oft thr 2 11lt d~ty of
M.rd t , '1968, Itt til,. htHir of
8 :00p.m. le tltr Coue il (';ha~~t
brrro ol th f' Nt'wp «I Hrarh
r.lly llall, 11 1 wh i('"h rl-uri
pf"t'" li"Y ... r1 .n ,.,,.,.. i•· ll"tt'"t"rl m•y •ppf'•r .... 1 !Mo hf'IHd thf'rt'm~.
A•y Y. Coprll• • ..,..t'K-I•ry
Newpot"tl.tf>~~tc.h (:hy
Pl .. n.•i•ll COIW~r~ill"iotl
Pnbll111h : M.reh 71 1968, ia
'l'he r.,.wport H•r&cw t.:-1~
Cenual Branch Mothcn
C lub of the ~tarbm Atea
Boys' clut"l wi II ho ld the
annual St . Pau ic:k's ham
dinner for familie !o and
friends or Boys' C lub mem-
bers fr om 6 to 8 p.m. Wed-
nesday, Mar ch 13. T ickets
wi ll sell for 51 for adults
and 50c fot children 16 and
under .
Funds tais ed by the dinner
will be used to expand the
Boys' Club pr ogram and
p u'rchase new equipment.
Resetvations c an be made
by calling the Bo)'S' Club
at S48-9387 .
Hatbot Atea Boy&' Club
recently hos ted the Boys•
Club or Oxnatd 16 and under
basketball team . The Ox·
natd boys s tayed overniaht
at the Ccnual Sta nch and
played the com bined 16 and
undet Boys' C lub or the
Harbot Area.
Track move s s u on ~~:ly into
the athletic p togtam begin·
n ing Marc h 12 with the ten~
tati\'e schedule; Jrd and 4th
grade, Tuesday, 3:30 to
5:30 p.m.; Sth and 6th
grade, Wedne sday, 3:30 to
S:JOp.m.;7th and 8th grade,
3 :30 to 5:30p.m. The local
Boys' C lub meet will be
he ld Apti l I\.
The bo)' or the month
award s at the Upper Bay
bt anch we1e given to the
follo-.·ing: April , Stcve,Mo-
dcn; May, Scou Dean; June,
Ga ry Ca s ton; July, Bruce
Connors. August, Dave
Lumi an; Scptembet , Latty
C astorina: October , Bill
\-Ioden ; November, Ron Sims;
Oeccmbet, Bo b Unveil. The
awards were presented by
Judge Ro!)ell Cotfman.
The boy of the yeat award
went to Tom King fot out·
standing participation in the
Boys' Club, and services
to his community, school
and church. The boy o r th e
monlh and year awards are
s poosoted by the E~change
C lub of Cotona del "Mat .
Creque Wo lvetton and Mike
Gertner have been very in-
strumental in helping ua set
this proaram up with the
Exchanae C lub.
The new athletic director ,
Leroy Ramos, announces
that sianups for uack a re
takina place. The track
PIO&Iam wi II be run in the
aftetnoon at the Uppe1 Bay
Branch and the boys will be
comretina by 11ades.
Our lnt lructiooal Bnebe.IJ
Leaaue is in full swinJ.
Soya wiahina to pauicipete
For whotoevet will aave
hia life s h•ll lose il; but
whotocvet will lou hia
life for my u ke. the ume
,aha II 1ave it.
Pot what ia a man adwan-
taaed. if he p in lhe whole
•otld tnd loae himttlf. ot
be Cltt IWI)'1
Fw whotOeVef thaU be
.. hemed of me aM of ...,
WOidl, or him Mall ...... o(-"··-·-he lhatl come in lait • ..,,
nd in ltit Pather't, ... ol
die holr Mplo. (SI. Lab
9l2>4-l6J
come oul on Satwdays. 8 to
10 yeara old, 10 to 12 noon
and boys 13 and 14 come
from I to 3 p.m.
LEG.l L NOT ICE
RESOI.L:TION SO. 6709
A RESOU.:TION Of THE CITI'
COl'NCIL OF 111 £ CITI OF
~EI"PO R T · BEACH OECLAR-
It\G ITS INTENTION TO CALL
A SPECIAL ELECTION IN
CE RTAIN INHABITED TER-
RITO RY CONTTNG UOt:S TO
SAID CITI PROPOSED TO Bf. ANNEXED llJER ETO,
f'OR THE PU RPOSE OF St.: B.
MITTING TO 111£ QUALiriEO
ELECTO RS RESlDTNG IN
SAID TERRITORY THE QUES-
TION 1JH EntER OR NOT
SAID TERRITORY SHALL BE
ANNEXED TO THE CITY or
NEI"PORT BEACH , AND ra:.
lNG A TIME AND PLACf.
I'Hf.N AND WHERE ANY PER·
SON OI'NING REAL PRO-
PERTY WI11:11N StiC H Tf.RRI·
TORY MAY APPEA R Bf.rORf.
SAID CITY COUNCIL AND
511 0 1 CAUSE I'HY SUC H
TERRI TORY SHOULD NOT
BE SO ANNEXF.D
a·Hf.REAS, on February 13.
1968 the Cit,r Council recei v~d
a petltioo Sl [tlled by more than ooe-fourth of the qualified
electora reaidin,t io the Moden
territo7, containin(lt a dtscrip.
tion o tht new territory pro-
posed to be anne11ed and •t~~k•
'"'/that the territory be U;ne~:
e to the City "of Newport
Beach; and ·
Wllf.RE:AS, the City Clerk
•nd tht R•l!liatrar of Voters
(or the Con nty o( OranJtt h1 ve
checked the petition for c:om•
plian ce wi th tbe annex•tio n
and eleetioa laws and ha ve
uch certified the au fficiency
.-.f !he petition;
NOW, THEREfORE, BE IT
R ESOl VEO that it Ia the in•
tentic10 of the City Coun c:il of
the City of Newport Beach. to
r •ll 1 a~c:ial election to be
held on th e 18th day of June,
1968, in certain inhabit eod lf'r•
ri tory cont i(ltUOU!I to 11aid d ty,
propofled to be •aneaed therl"•
to, for the pur~ae of .10ubmit ..
tin,1 to the qu•lified eleclor"l'l
re!!l dinf! in 11aid territory the
,1uel'ltlnn "whe th er or not 11aid
trrrltory 11h11l br aall.rxed to,
in('orpor•ted in 11a.d n~~~de a
pllfl of th e City of Ntwport
IX-at'h whh the property in the
terril~ ~!95 llubjectecl , to ~·•tiOD aftet" l nD t.lllltiOD
rqually with pro~rt)' pre"eatly w1thia Ole City of Newport
8f'•rft In order to pll)' 1 h,. e a.
tin~ boaded iadrbteila.l!!'ll of
th,. City of Nl'wport Beuh out.
•tandinjl( or •athorbted 111 the
<i•le of th e finlt pab fiellliOII o(
thr Nettirf' nf F:lf'rtiDII for All•
ne••tioet, for the •NJoi,.ltion, cot~•tn~cdoa,arcompletioa 'of
maaielpei iMPf'O"YMH.t"···
l'1le •P.f!Clllr H~~ocriptioe of
111 .. boead•rlu of 111ald territory
to lte a .. urod 111 1t~clu~d her,..
to merted t:ahlblt •• A•• ~oad
by r~tfe,.,ce lheNIO atade • part ,.,.of.
HF.IT F'UR11n~R R•:SOLVF:n
t .. t 1111id te"hOf)' hf'reby 1111
dutpated aad lilntlfled for
1111cl. eleell011 ~'"""" aad for a.w 1p011 til• b.Hotll at
11aet. e leetl• aa ••Mod•ra A•• .... ,t.,. ffo, 59,"
BF.IT rURTHF:R RF'-~I.Vt:o
••• aotln 1 .. lrft'f'br .S"n
that .,. •• 2~ d-, ol •~•. .... •t th ""'of 7,30 ,...,
ht dtre C':o-.ell Qa.t.f'N of •• ?.·' Hall Ia *• f:hy of New IIH~. •y ~"'" owa fl tw:al ,.,...., wld!rla
~tald wril:-')' t• prro,....-4 lO ................. ..,M.
)HtM. .... ,.~·· _ ... . ... c:.:&• .. , h ..... ,.
f.l., ---• .., ....... ~ .... w ... ..................... .. •• .,...._ ... •n•••• •• -.. ":T't ol ... ~ .. ::=r.:
... .. .... f -.................. .
-·· ~;:~~ Yoioo ol_. 1•:' ....... , ...
apjatt •• raconnt:tM~e
dont of th• National U.
vieo.y Canral11ioa oa Civil
')itor4eu a few dayt aeo,
ind impliad that the net , ...
aWt of th••• IUIIIItiont
waa fwther 1o 1dvance •
(edeltl laki""'Vtl o( OUI
local and national a(faiu.
1enatot Fred tianit of
Oklahoma, a membet of the
commiui'on, wu reported
to b1va taiil, uwa· wanted
to thow th1l we wtte in.
deep, deep t1ouble," Nf'Vor·
&belen, acc:otdina to Ot.
Me: Birnie"¥ opinion, we
would be in deeper, much
deepet tJouble i r the tecom-
mencb.tiona were to be car•
dec!' out.
The •enatot decried the
fact that .. little basic
chanae in the conditions
undellyina the outbiuk o r
disorder hu taken place.
In uvcral c:itiu, the ptin·
cipat offi cial tctponse has
been to ttain and equip the
police with more sophisti-
cated weapons. The com-
mission condemn s movu to
equip police departments
with man destJuction we ..
pons such as automatic
riOes , machine guns and
tanka. •• ·
AmonJ the recommenda·
tions made by the commis-
sion. were:
1. To establish a na-
tional minimum ror welrate
assistance at least as hiJh
as the povetty level of in-
come, c:uuently set a t S3 ,·
335 fot • bia city ramily of
four.
2. To take action to
create 2 mi Ilion new jobs
ove1 the ner.t 3 yeau, and
to eliminate anificial blr•
rieu to emp loyment.
LE GAL ~O TICE
If it be fou nd th11 t a majority
prote~t has not been made aa
P:rescribed in Section 3512 1 or th e Ca!Hom ia Govern me11t Code, furth er proceedin(lt...•
shall be t'ken in accordan ce ,..i th the Ia\\" (or the holdi njl" (I{
!IU Ch !!pecia l eleetion.
BE IT F'CRTIIER RESOL\'ED
that the Ci tv Clerk ahall cer•
tify to Ole a'dopt iou of th i11 re•
!IO!ution and Clu~te the s11.me
tn be p;~bl it~~h ed in the Newpo t1
Harbor [a!li ~ D!K'e a week lor
dtre two week• prior t.a Lhe
••id heari•• ADO PTED this 26th day of
Febru.ry , 1968.
ATTF:ST: La ura l.ilgiot~
Ci ty Clerk
PIUI J . Gruber
M•yor
DESC RIPTION
EXHIBIT "A" Propo~ed Ann e ution to the
City of Newport Beach
Moden Ann eutinn-
Boundary No. 59
BEGINN ING ilt the inte r-
aention of th e Southeaaterh•
line of Tustin A\"enue, 60,00
feel wide, with th e North·
euterly line of 22nd Street,
60.00 feet wide, 1111 a•id
streeu are sh own nn the M•p
of Newp ort He ightll0 Recorded
in Book 4. Pa~e 83 of Mis-
cellaneoua Map•, Re cord" of
Orotaj!;e Coun ty, C•li foro ia,
nid point bein~ 11n angle
foinl 111 the l'lll illt lnl! bo11ndary
inP of th~ City of Ntwport
Beach, I S dl!scribed in the
"Tustin A•·enut and 22nd
Street Anneutio n'' prr Ordi -
nance No. 803, ado pted No-
•·ember 13, 1956 by tht Ci ty
Coaacll of the Ci ty o r New•
port JJelch; theace South so·
00'00" F:ast al ong !!laid North-
elllterly line of 22ad Street
and 11long the e11i111tin~t boun•
dary li.ae of th e City of New-
port Reach as de11 eribed In
~tald Ordln1111ce No. 803 and
., de11crlbed i11 the ••upp er
Hay Anneutlon" per f)rdi·
nance No . 748, 1rlopted April
25, 19!'15 by the City Council
of the (:lty of Nr-wport
IJe ach, • dlat•nce of
1320.62 feet to th e inter-
"eetion with thl" Southealltf'P.
lr: li n,. of Irvine Avenu,.,
60.00 lef't wide, 1111 llhowa. on
Mid Map of Newport lleijlht":
thenrr South 39• 59• 40"
I f' Ill alonr, u id Southe..,terly
line of rvine Aveau •ad
alon(ll the u iJOtio~t bound .. ry
line of the City of N,.wport
lteach Pf!f .. ld Orrlla•ce No.
748. •ad a .. deacrlbf'd in
.. ll •rbor ll ifld'll lladflo Anatu"
fH'r Ordi•1111ce No. 77 1. "doptrrl febru~try 27, 1957
b).' th,. C.hy r.oa.ar ll of th,.
City of Newport lln t'.h0 11
dll'lt•"~ or ll50.84 r,.,.,,
thf!D N' roat l aul a~ ulonr 11ui•l
Soll thf'•.!Otetly llat' •••c 11•i1l ni.tla~t bouadary llnf'. Snuth 40• oo· no·· ,,.,.. 780.61 ,,.~,
to the moiM t:.,.tf!rly romf't of thfl ,.flilllllf'll AIUIUa,loa"
Nn. 2 "to the <:lty of Cn•t• M~ .... 1111 det~crl bf'd Ia Or<li·
•-..,,. "o. 67-f'i 11dopted No--Yn~be, 16 1966: lty t~e City
Coaad l of tlltl (:lty of Cotll ll
Melle; thnt>e •loa1 tile IKt• ..
d.-, liae of 1111 \d ••&I~~NII
"-••ulloa filo. 2... Nonll
SO• 00' 00'" l f!M 190.00 fHC
to tll" r11"'1•111 boee4ary llae or dir, c:hy of r ......... ..
-4fl~ti1Hi!tf ....... 81 .... 11
"-•"•atl•"' so •• City 1f r ........... ,... Or4l ... "
f11. ItT, ~M J .. .., II.
'"' ..... f.hy e-n of ... ca.,. .r r ..... -.... __ .... _..., . ........ ...._ .. -. ... ....................... , -........... ,._
_.... lo-.... I<
acltoolt ud 10 llllflcno• lilt
sct.ools u••ln1 lhe slum
cbil ....
tr memory 111v11 me
tialtdy. 91:. Mc8Uaie •lao
inciDded natioawlc.te leai•·
latioa prowidlna roe ..open
boutina and to mate lhe ..... or ltlidentill ptopeuy
open to all without diactl•
mination •• to colot.
On Sunday I full ,usume
of tho 21)0,000 word Jeport
waa pubtic:h.ed to supple·
ment the preview of the
12,()()()-woad tummlly which
waa teleued on Thursday.
It 1dded ominous overtonu
to the abbteviated dispatch,
and u.at ed:
,.If the Ne&lo population
u a whole developed feel•
inas of beina wronaly pen•
ned in and diactiminat ed
aaainst, many of its melTI"
beu miaht come co support
fl Ol only riots but the tebel-
lion now bein& ptuched by
only a handful.
"If latae sc1le violence
resulted. white tetali ation
would follow.· The spital
could quite conceivably
lead to a kina of utban
apartheid, and a dtutic
reduction in pe11ona l free•
dom to all Americans. pat•
ticulatly Negtoes!" • ·
• • •
It is deploJabte that the
late Alvin 0. Srilhh, the
Ncato editor of the Butler
County American. published
in H.-nilton, Ohio, was
not appointed as a mem·
ber of the National -\dvisory
Conmission on Civil Dis•
orders, as he c ould have
aiven a s ensible and errcc·
tive solution to the di lemma.
In every issue of the
Ameri can, Mt. Smi th inseu-
ed a plate with white let-
ten on a blac:kbackground
LEGAL NOTICE
to the Ci ty of Co10ta Me!la , per Ordlnanr e So. 63-22,
adopted J un~ 3, 1963 b1· thf'
Ci ty Cou ncil of the Citv of
Cotna Mesa; th en ce alons
the boundar\· li ne a_, d.,..
!<cribed iu siid ••Aliso So. I
Annention," thf' followi n~ couraea: North -40• oo• 00'
Eu t 88.50 feet: thence South so• oo· 00" [ut 23 .50 feet: thence North 4()• 00' 00"
t:aat 76.73 feet: thence Sorth
50• 00' 00" West 17 3.53 f~t:
tbeoc~ Nonh 40•00' 00" Eaa.t
161.08 feet; tlrreace Nortll 50•
00' oo·· lut 2$9.00 feet;
thence leavi D8 said boun dary
line •a descri bed ia "Aliso
No. I Annuation," 1\orth SO•
00' 00" a'u t 174 ,36 feet •lonjl the Sou thwe-'lterly line
of Tr•ct No, 2467 , ~~~ ~howa
on a milp Recorrlf'd in Book
I 10, P agn 15 aod 16 of
Miacellaneous Maps, Rl!cords
of Orang~ Co unty. Caii (orn ilt,
to the moat Westerh· rorntr
of u id Tract No", 2-ui7 :
thenre North 40 • 00' OO"Ea"'t
alon11 the Northw e..,teriy li nr
of 11aid Tract No. 2-ui';", "
distlln ce of 70.00 f~et to the
most f.•sterl~· corn er of tht' l•nd described in a \leed to
r.u j!;ene C. Aldri..,h &· Wilt',
Recorded Deeembe r 21, 196-1
in Book 7353, Paflt 957 of
Offi d •l Recorda; then.:-.,
North .S.O • 00' OO"I'erH al onfl
the Northu l'lt f'rly lint of !!Hid
l •d and the Northw<!llterly
prolono~•r ion therf'of, 226,95 feet to th e ~onh wetoterh• lin~
of 1111irl Tul'ltin A;,.nuf';
thence i'\on h ·1-0· oo· 00"
t:a•t alon11: s•i•l SorthWt'!'it,.f•
ly line 131.65 fl'et to •n an~t1e poi nt in thf' I'J;],o tinl!
...
pooiii•.•Hio-.
ue dladtlllt Md
they bell •••ltq: "In .
Amtriu. our fill& Jc• 11 to
ltop tftd lOUt lU COIMU ....
iua. Then all otHt Ptolt-
ltms. includina racl•l Pt<*--
lems, can be w01Ud out in
pe~ce and rr .. dom."
The national conniuion
Plid no attention 1.0 the (let
thlt comrTQnittl .. , behind
th il IICIII untut. In fiCl a
blue ribbon cotm'linion •~
pointed by the Qovernot of
New Jcusey to invelti&IU
the CaUICI of civil di ...
a~de11 found no evidence
o( conspiracy behind tho
riots.
Dr. McBitnie telated laat
week that many who inci te
11clal unrest in Ametica
11e takina ordeu from Mos·
cow. Not lona aso it was
tepor ted that Robett Wi I·
Iiams, lhe Neato who fled
fitat to Cuba, and now haa
found 1efuae in Red China,
haa been sendina i nflamm~
toty messaac s back to
racial agitatora in the Uni•
ted States.
In his booklet: "How retl
is the Internal M.enaec of!
Comnuniam':'" the lcatned
doctor sta tes, "Every ·cr ..
rort is made to play down
the continual commun ist
subveuive activities. The
communists ' ardor tolchicvc
the total conquest of the
wo rld has not aba ted in
the leasL"
Following this statemen t,
he quotes from Conatcss·
ma.n John AshbHJOk, who
s tated: "The on I)' thin a
that is incredible is the
unexpli cable aullibility o r
many >\mcri cans . Histori·
call)', communists stand
condemned fot mutder and
global Ue"achery. The com--
muni st party or the sixties
is no different."
WILLIAM H. BUTZ, 1763
E. Ocean Blvd., Salboa,
has been named ma rketing
manage r of Carle In s t ru ..
ment s, Fullerton, produ c er
of gas ch rom atography ac·
cessories and instrument s .
He had been previously
with Beckman Instrument s .
He is a 1950 graduate of
USC, and a fter a year's
graduate s tudy, he served
as a first lieutenant in th e
Army as section head at the
Army Chemical Center, €dg e-
wood, Md. He was a chemist
for Hunt Foods before join·
ing Bccll:man in 1959. He
and his wife, Cather ine,
have 2 daughters, Susan
and Charlotte.
bound•ry lin,. of th~ Cit• .-.f
Cos111 M.,sa, ""' detl('rih,.(l in
the "Woodl•nd No, 2 Ann ,.•~~oo
lion" to th ~ Citv of C:o ... ti\ Me11a1 per Ordi nalu·,. t"o. fi oJ-
21 adopte<l May 18 19M b\· __ ___::Lc:Ec:G::AL=._IIO:.=.:.n:.cC::E:_ __ thf' Cit y C:ound l ol th,. Cit)· -
of f.otoU Me"•l; thenc,. 1'\nrth
40• 00' 00" f:fllll a1oni£ th,.
boundAry lin ... .-.r ~ta id ••wn,H'-I~~~~.d No. 2 Annuatlon" 158.50 ff",.l to the mo.101 f:a-
Aterl y cornrr thrr~o r, l,.•inJt
n\10(1 thf" 1110101 Southrrly •·or·
Dl\r of thf' ••K~ti""' No. 3 An~ ae•atioo.•• to the C:ity of Co111111
'lua, per Ordi nan ce No. 65-1
adopted Feb!'Dary I, 1%5 by
th e City Couaeil of the r.lty or
C:osta MeMa; thettce North 39•
!'.9' 40•• f:•11t alonf. th r ho u~tdary line of 1111 id • K•illf'r No,
3 A11 n.r lllltioa" 300.21 lrrt to
the mo101 E~ttotrrl,r r nmrr
therf'Ofo bein,: 11 po1nt on thl"
Southwf'f'ilerly IUtf' ro f thr
"IC1tlltf'r No. 1 Annr•J:I t!Mt"
to th,. l:ity of f:ototll Mf'l'l ll,
ot• dtl"'"ribtod in Ordinnnrr
No. 398, Mdoptt>rl Ortoher 16,
1961 br 01,. Ci ty Cou ncil of
the C I)' of f.oti!M MeB•:
tllrac:e Sollth 50• 00' oo··
F:ut 60.00 fl!.et to thr, II'IOI'It
So"therly ror11e:r of 1011id .. ll:11111et No. I Ao.ae•lltion,"'
bf'iDjl( • point oa Ol e Sn utit•
e••terly Hoe of ~Y~id 'l'o.t~~tin
Avn1e: thn<:f' North 39•
59' to" F:a .. t aloo.ill liaid
So•thuaterly li•e aotl the
bo•alll•ry liae of IIWII•I•'Kail'f!r
No. I A .. eutfoa•• 3:10.21
fe•t'to • •Ill• poiat Ia ~~o•ld
bo.a4"'J liae; tl.f!toee Nonh
5(1• 00° 00"' W~!-1111 a)O.ajt Nid
bonda'J' liH, 30.00 fP.I'lt to
Mid c:e.tf'IIIIJ! nf Tutl•
AY-.a; dtnce lenl•~~t: -id Maad~ li••· Nonll .19• 59' w• r. .. •loe111 Nld cnter-
"•• 6410.4! fMt to .. e No~ .. .. .,., pro1 .. ptl .. of aailll N ....... .,., llw of 2t.tf ...... ... .. s.. .. ,.,. ., ,.,.r--...u,..'-...~oo. -......... ....... _
r.otrrr AIJUIICr ·: 57,112
,-,ono: Ot' 1'1 '111./C IH:AIIIN(;
'-;.-.ti r<' j.,. hrrrln· lli•·•·n lh ,ot
alw P lann inf Cnrnmi,.,.i,,n of
th to Citv "f 'l<'Wflnrl tl ... nr·h 11i ll
holol il ' JIUI>Ik h••nrin11 nn th,.
111111li,.ntlon .. r l"••tt•T. \t11rtinr1.
fm n ]',.c• P...rmit 1.1·1-"• tro ll'l'rrnil
livo• ••nt ••na inm••nt in tonnr••·
1 iflll ,.. llh ,. hon" fl•l•· r•·"l11!1rllnl
in thri C:·I·II Ui 'l !d..,t, \ololr".o":
(>600 a'..,.ot Cfou"t lli"hwuy,
NI'W f1•0rt llrn rh.
Not lr,. i~< h ...... hy fuuh"r ~ivrn
thnt .. ni•l rmlolir li r.uinr~t .... u br hr lol on th,. 21,.1 ol rt~ nf .\f11rt'"h,
19f•8. ~•I th,.. hnnr nf R:OO p .m.
in th r C(){)nrll f:humhrr11 or thf'
Nr ""llflrl llr11rh C it ~ llall, 111
whirll 1lmr and I''""" •ny an<l nil jM"h•Un.M lat ... rr"'"'' m11y 11p·
jW'IH nn1l br h4'M rll lhrrf'ron ,
llny Y. t:o,w-Un, ,.,.,.r,.l~ry
Nrw l""' Hr uo•h C i ~ rl .. nn infl, C:ttmmi 1110 1Cin l'uloli,.h: M~~rrh i , 1968, in
Th.., Nf'wpntt ll ttrhur )o:n11i11n
LEGAL NOn CE
, .. ,. loot;-N-!t" ...... -..........
............ t'efllf ••
... '' All• I• I .-...u•"
ea... ......... t:IIIINT .. A•• ,..,, .. ·-1, ·~:.: .. n.~--·-
'
..,..-. ..:.,;.
BRUSHING UP on their Go ren and enjoy·
lng a practice round of br idge in antici·
pation of the ntriendly" bridge touma.
ment of the Harbor Guild are, from left,
-------.. : . --
Mrs. Robert Woodward of Harbor High-
lands, Mrs. Richard Femcase of Shore
Cliffs, Mr. Femcase and Mrs. William
Thomas of Bay crest. (Ensi gn photo.)
TOURNEY TO HELP BLIND
Thetlarbot Guild's "friend·
ly" bridae tournament bene-
fiiina the Services Fot The
9\ind Inc. of Santa <\na,
will start Monday, Aptil 15
with a kick-off coffee at the
Shore Cliff s home C?f \1r.
and Mn. John Killefer.
The play wi ll continue for
5 consecuti ve weeks with
one match a week and
play-offs at the conclusion
of the tournament. At the
coffee, the rules and reau·
Youth dance funds asked
It .,..as an enthusiastic
crowd of 200 Cor ona del
Mar lligh School students
that packed the Community
Youth Centet in Corona del
Ma.r on Saturday, Feb. 24.
The s tudents danced to the
music of "The New•Life "
band and at the same time
raised mone y for theu stu·
dent-body fund. The admis-
sion price of He per student
was presented to the school
by the Youth Center Bna rd
and the Newport Reach Po·
lice Department, co-s.l"on-
son of the affair.
S&t. Richard ~l amilton of
Newpolt police and Donald
A. Bolton, membe1 of the
Youth Centel boatd, ex-
plained that actual cost of
entertairunent and refresh-
men ts we1e absorbed by the
ap~IOIS.
WUh the succau of one
dance behind them, plans
ate beina fonnulated for a
seties of such dances , with
Newport Barbor Hiah School
students also included. Fu·
ture dances are beina plan-
ned by a nine-membet com-
mittee that includes police
and Youth Cente1 orricials,
r arks department represen-
tatives and s tudents f1om
Cotona del '-lar and Hatbor
High Schools.
To assure the success of
future dances, membeu of
the community are invited
to donate to the teen dance
fund to help defray the ex•
penses. Donations may be
ma de to the Communi ty
Youth Centet, P.O. Box 4,
Corona del Mat, ·calif.
Q2625.
TEST YOUR liKE
Parents ate invited to at·
tend a bike rodeo testinc
their childten's riding pro-
ficiency and bike ••fety
ftom ll a.m. to 1 ,p,m, this
Saturday, Match'· at Bruce
C1escent and R.i ve1, Lido
"iands, under the sponsot·
ship of traffic officeu of
the patrol division of the
Newpott Beac h Police.
lations wilt be explained,
and the maller board will
be on display.
The arand fina le will be
the awards cocktail party
scheduled for June 9 a t the
home of Mr. and Mrs . George
Weedon, also in Shore Cliffs
Music for this event will be.
provided by the Reuoares•
sive Five Plus Three.
Ptoceeds from the tourn a-
ment will&o to the Services
Fot The Blind Inc., 201 5 N.
Broadway, Santa -\na , a
non-Profit cotpmation which
'tarted in 1%3. II is corn--
pletely dependen t upon' pr i-
vate donations of ti me,
equipment, facilities and
funds for continued opeta-
ti on and expansion. ln5tiUC-
tion in mobility is given to
provide the blind penon
safety and freedom of move-
ment. Lessons in reading
and uansc1ibing Braille are
pall of the PI O(pam. S u i-
dance counseling, per sonal
manaaement, vocational in -
s tru ction~ includina txping
and the teaching of houS-,...
hold skills, are offeredin
the adult proatam. Youna
people ate &ivu.an interut
in their environn'ltnt throu&h
social activiti es and sum-
mer campina. u well as
vocational Ua ining. Plans
are now under way for a
pre-school program.
rr'S 688\:j TO WIN BeCBU8E
L8GUN8 FeDeRaL 88VINGS IS
Your savings belong with the champion!
Laguna Federal hu been an active force in the economic PJ'OII'MI of
Southern California ain<"e 1935. 'lbday, we are the larpat
independent Federal Savings and Loan in all or Oranp County. That's
pro perlonnance in one or the top 25 u.s. metropolitan areu!
Savinp accouhta at. Laruna Federal Mm the n~~tiqn'•
hi.heet dividend rate COI"WWtent with urety, ..:urity and C."'OI..ee'Yative
judcment. And, to make doubly eure you'rw on the winninc team,
Laruna Federal Savinp aa:ounta an iMuNd to
•15,000.00 by a pemuonent apncy of the. Unitad Stat. Govern,_~
,_ IICtMI IY Ill( lDlTil If lltf ..rl U. ,_ lll fllST
I IIJ(pc.rnal •••_. nleef tii.W.. •t 7 .... ••n•.._
's..ts% .... , ......... ~ .... ····-· .. , ...... _ ... ,....,
I"' • ...... •tal•-,_,.... .... cwlll..., a5u • •
Church News IEIPORT HAIIIIOR Ell Gil
f11t$T SECOOll --P. 3
TIIURSOAY,IIAIIGI7,-
OODA DEL Mil. CMJP.
9olboo lolond c-.ooily healer"' Ol lbe •:)Q Md
Mtdllodia Church,1U At•~ It a.m. ~nday .. rvic.a.
o\ve. -\he lev. Oon Bat-11M Jalor liiah Fallowahip
aett will preach on 110h, will mut at ?·p.m •.
Jeruntem, Jerutalem"' at. • • • 9:)0 a.m. and 11 a.m' ·Sua· SL Michael and All
day. Adult mem~rthi p 4.naelt F;iacopal Mini~,
preparati(M'I clua will mitt 5th An. and Marautntt
at 2:30 p.m., and youth Ave., Corona del Mar -The
fellowship a t 6:30p.m. Su,... Rn. John Roaers Davia,
day. "Children' a MembershiP ll<lkU, will Pfeach at the
prepu a li on clan meeta at I a .m. and 9:30 a.m. com-
3:30p.m. Wedneaday. munion services thia Sun·
• • • day. ·Sunday Schoo 1 wi II be
Central l)ible Chutch,190 held at q:JO a.m. J.loly
E. 23rd ~t., at Ora nae Ave., Communion will be held at
Costa Mesa -"Creation" IJ a.m.;· a pot luck aupper
will be thC topic of Pastor at 6:30p.m.; ~d service or JUt.Jr:: lS will be the wed-Hemy E. Jones' me11a1e at evensona and the way o( lhe 9 and 10:30 a.m. ·Sunday. crou at 7:30 p.m. ·wednea-d ing date for Joanie Sm ith,
o\t 1 p.m. he will apeak on day. • • • daughter of Mr. and Mrs .
"An evanaeli cal views lhe Tbe Ouistian Science J.J:. Smith, 1527 Sylvi a
minisuy.'' The Bible study Chuu:hea, Cotona del Mar, Ln., Harbor Highlands, and
of Old Testament charac· Newpou Beach and Coata J iml)a rtof G:oche s ter, N.Y .,
ten will continue at the 7 Men -"Man" ia the Ienon son of Mr. and Mrs. K.H .
p.m. Wedneaday s ervice. ICimon topic for this ·oart,l9bO~liso ~ve .,Costa
• • • .Sunday. The aolden tnt is Mesa. They a re both gradu-
The Plymouth Con&re&a· hom fiaaaai: "Be suona, ates of Newpo rt Ha rbor
tiona! Church, 3262 Uroad all ye people of the land, High .School M I) 1 1
()t., Newportlieishtl -The saiththe Lotd,andwork : fot . ' '· ar ~at-
1 . h .•• h tend1ng G:ochest er lnst1tvte R.ev. Nmman Brown will am w1t you , SB1u1 t e f
PI each on ''The meanina ·of Lord of hosts ." 0 Technology and is as.s.is-
the thunder" a t the tO a.m. • • • tant news photograohcr for
Sunday service. f'Juea t solo-Christ Chu1ch by the Sea, a G:oches t er television sta -
ist will again be Mi ss Marie ,community Methodist, 1420 t ion . (J im f)a rt photo.)
W. Balboa lJivd., Centr al Rutty, Otanae Coast Col· Newpou _The Rev. James EARLE E. HAHHA OF
lege s tudent. <\ confirma-Lambellh will continue his COSTA MESA DIES
ti on class f01 youna people lenten ser ies on the topic, Former rea1to1 Ealle E.
and others interested o·n 4anna 337 F v,·,,, II• , "Merely human, tJUi y ' -· Y ' church membershi p will be· Costa \!esa, died Wednes-. divine," with a sermon on gm at noon this c;unday in day, Feb. 28, at his home.
th , .. , d "The divinity of our man-:1, was bor" '""' -''·· e m nrste~ s Sl_.U Y·. hood" It the 9:)(' and II tQO(,, in Washtngto ... n. came
Fit•t B•rto·,, Ch"t h f a.m. Sunday setvices. Th< .. c o to Califmnia I~ ~·eau ago
Costa \\eaa, JOt \ta.&nolia ~eniol J.fiah \1ethodist and lived tn Ounge County
lit.,at lianta -\na <\ve.-Or. ,Youth Fellowship will fo1 7 yeaJS. He was a scdf-
P.IJ. Neumann will btina a meet at 6 p.m. Sunday to employ ed real es tate agent
prophetic messase on "The make plans for "Operation for 13 years.
death and burial of com-Newpon" during Easter Private sel\·ic e s wete
nt · " h 11 week. Chu1ch school meet• un1sm at t e a.m. Sun· held Fr iday, \la tch I. at
day service. At 7 p.m. a at CJ:30 a.m. Pacific Vtew \k mortal
I • • • co or film, "They that are Newport Uni ty Church, Chapel, With the Re v. Wa1 ·
of fa1th," will tell about meeting at 15th Cit. and ren Studer, F="irst Presby-
1\frica's mrssionat y his· h vine <\ve., Cli ff llaven _ ter ian Church, ClH;ta \\esa,
tll!y. • • • "<\ccepting ideas" will be as offi ciant. lnte1ment was
()t. •\ndtew's Ptesbyterian the Re v. Loren Flickinaet's at Pacific View \lemonal
Church , 6lY'I St. Andrew's sermon topic at 10 a.m. Park. Bell llwadway t.hrec-
Rd., Cliff Ha ven -1)1. Sunday. The 7:30 Wednes-ted the funetal.
Charles l)ierenfield will day eveninc meditation will U4FANT SON DIES
con tinue his lenten se1ie s ,be on the topic, .,Releasing Infant son Joel Teuence
on "Home safe" wi th Part the old and accepting the Cr owley, of \h. and \hs.
l, "The path of love," at new.'' Robell Crowley, !91Q \\on-
I
'
'What can I do
•
about
this pain?"
Customers onc-n ask ~
tions like !his. And ewry
~ar we sell perhaPI a ton
of pain ~lievers. Rt'Jit',·t>rs. That's the point. We
Can sclllimp'c analcesics, but we can•t prescribe
. drup to eliminate the ~UIU# or pain. Oi.alf'OSinJ
and prac:ribina art in your physician·s pro¥incc.
We, as professional pharmac•sts, work withdocton.,
providina the drugs they order. So. ir you have
any kind of a persistent pain. sec ~our physician.
We shall be pleased 10 provide any meJi~tion
which may be prescribcJ.
Christensen Pharmacy
-1 &. COAST BWT .. OOaoaA DD. MU
OIUOU J·2HO
Do YOU Know
ED HIRTH
'
CANDIDATE FOR COU.~CIL 5TH DISTRICT
OPEN HOUSE
SEE MEET
FOR HI M
YOUR-IN
'
the R. Q:)O and II a.m. ae1-• • • rovia, Cos ta \\esa, died
VICeS this Sunday. The <\ membership class rm Th d F b ••
SELF PERSON .
adults and seniot high UIS ay , e · -, at awatd winning feature film, Orano• ('ountv Cho'ldt<n'• students wi II be conducted ' "Tokyo Ol ympiad," will be b Hospital, Otono<-• r y the Rev. Wanen Studer s .. own 1n the church ello w-p Sutvo··-ts •-51·d•• ho·s
h. 1 0 of the re sbyterian Chur ch •v <K
s tp ha I at 7:3 . The public of the Covenant of Costa parents are maternal crand-
is invited to attend. pat•-•· Mt. ·-d ',Itt. • ---• •· • Meaa at his home, l44q ,,. -· "' L.Uil
The Luthe1an Chu1ch of Vaua1 Pt., Costa Mesa, nie \111\it e or Costa \ten;
the \lastet, 2900 Pacific ' at • ()unday eveninas, be-and paternal ltandpa.tents,
View 'Jr., Ha1bo1 Vi ew JUW1tnl this Sunday. A, \b. and \tu . Reuben Crow·
~lills -Youth Sunday wt \1 class for 7th and ~th aradeu ley of Costa \\esa.
be obsetved at ~:4 5 and .,. til be held in the chur ch Ser vices we1e held \lon-
11 a.m. New office1 s wit\ at 4:15 Wednesdays, start-da~·.· \larch 4, a t the 9el\
be installed, and members ing \larch 27. Br oaJway Chapel wi th the
o( the Senior J.t iah League • • • Rev. Cha!les Smi th of the
will assi!lt with the ser-St. \lark Presb)·terian Calvary Church ,('(lsta \lua.
vices. f)r. William ElleJ Chwch, Eastbluff f)Ji ve as offictant. Inter ment was
will deliver 11 message on and Jamboree Road, East at \laJbOJ Rest \lemorial
"Excellent rules for life-.'' Bluff r)r. \fouis C. Park. R.obinson will preach at The topi c fot the i :JO p.m. 10 GLENN SMITH DIES a.m. Sunday on the
Wednesday lenten se1vi ce '"'.ospe\ of Luke under the
will be "The uemendous theme, "Impressions ._,r
'Jienn .1 . ~i lh, ..l<l, t'f
22\i \lad,..-,, 0\vd., Cnsta
\\e sa, died ThuJSda}. Fe !:I. power of prayer . ., • • • Newport 1-latbor Lutheran
Church, 2501 Cliff !)!.,
Ncwpou 1-leiahts "I
know you by name," based
on Isaiah 43 :1-3, will be
'Pastor James ~lain's set-
man topic for the R:)O and
Jesus by a l reek phys i-
ci an." Elder Challes Swo rd 2Q, at hts hom e. 'le .... as
will assis t in the se1vice. ~-.m Jan . Q . IQ\Q. Ill ?ann-
sylvania. lie was an tnspec-
hlr f111 i ~elli S -.lth \lughe S
an craft.
• • • The congreaatioo of the
Presbytenan Church of the
c;o venant, 2850 Fairvin ·
Rd., Costa \teu, had elec t-
ed Na t 9ercovitz. J ohn 11 a.m. Sunday services. <\t
the 7:30 l".m. '.\'ednesday Eas tman, Paul Ftmk, Bill
lenten ser v1ce . he will Horn, Leo Kube ska and
• "''' ''"'h .. " 1. . Floyd Pr ice to '-year te1ms ,. on "' u, .. on rnutng ....
the se!ies •ln "\lodem man on •ne session. tlected w
before the Closs." The J-year terms as deacons are
LutheJ League will hold a \1r. and \1n. q;obelt 81yson,
car wash ar the church patk· \1t . and \Irs. Fred Caller,
ing lot fr om 10 a.m. to 3 and Mr. and \Irs. I{Jc hard
h. S d '' l)tlo. p.m. 1 Js !tu~ ~y ,, .arch Q. CEMTEMMIAL l)f)'rii,..E~
The ('owna del \lar Cqm-FOR UC MAR . 12 AT 88C
munity Congregational The centennial J inner ••f
Church. Uni ted Church of the University of Cal if('lnta
Christ. 61 I lleliotrope will be held at 7 p.m .. Tues·
<\ve. -l)r. Phi lip Mu11ay day, Mw ch ll. at the Hal-
will preach on "Jesus the boa Bay Club with l l\ Pre-
Se1 nce s wete he ld \lo•n -
da}. \lat ch ~. at \Jell Hll'ad-
wa~ Charel. The q_H. R.t ~.:h
ard Oun\ap of the Fns t
\lethud1st Chu1ch nf Custa
\lesa was officiant •
HILLS BROS.
1 Ll.
YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO
OUR HEADQUARTERS eARTY
FRIDAY, MAR. 8
.4:30 to 7:30p.m.
2200 W, Coas t H....-y., ""•....-port Beach
REFRESHME~TS
II tori
' .,
sident Charles .1. 'lttch as
the speaker. YAH DE KAMP'S The reservat1 nn Jea.Jhne FRENCH
is Thuuday, \tarch ~. ~lR-HALIBUT FRIED
PEACHES YELLOW CLI~G 29(
HUNT'S 2"' ~ZE
sou ate the Fnend~ ~~f Uct. I• Ot
UCI Town 1\nd Gnwn, friends .-::-::::--:-------~..:.:._ ___ -1
of UCI Liboaoy. Un "'""'Y ORANGE JUICE
Gallety <\ssfOciates. A11 I
Boostc:u, liCI Students, CAL. FAME 6 Ot. 2/
faculty and staff, and alum-
MESA.
Paul Newman in
11COOL HAND LUKE"
-ALSO -
ltayle)' Mil\1 in
'"1'!1~ fAitliL Y WAY"
TICHOKES
' ~lltr .k#-••r ~MEA T8
SUGAR C&H
POWDERED OR BROWN
CliOPPED CLAMS
FOR CHOWDER
DO X SEE I OZ.
EA.
PAPERNAPKINS
ZEE WHITE PK.
FUTUIII ....... IIIF
MB.DOVIII
TMIID llG WIIK
"'fALLIT Of
Till DOLU"
•
KINGS ELIMINATED IN OJ. Sludenf art on displiy
o o o of social DOte '. O.o II<Mloond piocu ol Ill Pine "" c....,;lloo .,.,..
PI liST SI~TION, , AGI 4-"THU II SOAY. MA II CH 7. UU
" 41-45 ov ... ._ aou to ~iaa Htsb Sehool Tuea•
day ••enina nded Ute Cor-
Oft& eM I Mar vic:t oty au ina at
2j, •d knocked the Sea
Kinas out or the CIF chlfn..
pion&hip playofft.
It wa a the Kina•' Jrd de·
reat or the Ieason, and the
lnd at the banda of Marina,
the Sonaet Lcaaue runner•
up. ·The Vikin1 1 had ttiu!TI"' 'fi'l;;t',.~• phed ovc1 the l(inas .in the ~~
f-l untinaton Oeach touma•
•.... foraa.-.eoroaa del Mar reU.. dono in cl1111oomt by kin--beu have typed labolt fOil
1r Duue Arm.uoq; or Cora dente, ~ nowUvtq ac L ... derpuen ,duouah 81h 11ade pictUIOI tollinl lhc youne
ooa del Mar b .. eomec.hiD« s:una HUll Letaure World. studenu of &he Newpotl" attiat'• name, ap, 11ado,
bappen to bit cat, he 'll Also at H0118 hu been Mrs. Men Unified School Oi .. school and pieu.e title.
probably run to work, even Dana Schlaegel or Corona Uict will be on d!tplay from As an added a ttsaetion,
all the way to Anabetm. Mr. del Mar. • • • noon to S p.m. tbu Saturday both daya of &he thow will
Armatrong was Jasmine Mr. and Mrs. Elton Denner ~:d Su~:!~~~~~::,!?; feature lf'?UP' of student•
Avenue•s entry i n the 10 ot Balboa Island entertained achool 205-1 Pomona Ave., dem~1t11t•n1, eome of &hbe
mile race last week•end and Mr. Dermer•s aunt, Mrs. AI• C ta ~\1 · 11 teehn1que t wrth a s tep Y
nnlahed Lhi rd -from the berta Winfrey of Santa Rosa. The ~v~nt. it lhe Newpolt atep explanation or how
la at. Hi s neighbors are con-a week ago. Mr s. Winfrey Beach Juniol Ebell Club'• they a1e executed.
the course, since there were brother, P ete Denner of Co,.. world of childlen'l an.•• r
MANIX VAULTS 13'9" ment in Oecember 62 to 48.
The Vikinas' vict01y ove1
Cc(iQfiil in the Lana Oeach
Spo1ts Arena moved them
into the semi-final playoff
F1iday night asainst No.
1 1anked Compton, the team
that beat them fm the
championship of tbe Hun ·
tington Beach tou1ney.
gra&ulating him on finis hing came especially to see her 7th annual "imaainative "iCj;;:;pj;Jl
numerous drop-out.s. Out.oO(-ona del M_ar. _who has been Mu. Gary Rawlinas. fine
staters were heald to com· conval_escmg m Long Beach 11111 committee chai1man,
plain about the hill s and (ollowmg a recent illness. and Mn. Betty Bandy, a1t
valleys, which made the Mr. Denner Sr. wasn•t in supe rvi•m 0 the school
course harder t han the usual very good shape . He went di atrict, 11 e plannina the Kevin Manilt, Costa Mesa
Hiah School's star pole
vault er, was scheduled to
teceive instruction yester-
day from Mel Hein Jr., a
formet nat ional class pole
vaultet ftom USC. \lei is
now teachins in a juniot
high school in Santa \-lonica.
Kevin made his best vault
in competition last Friday
in a tr ianaulat mee t with
Newpott l·latbOI lliah and
Fullerton lliah. l-Ie went
ovet the bat at 13 feet 9
inche s to win the event.
Coach Btian Spdnget ex·
peelS him to beat the school
tecotd of l~·s•~, set in 1961
by Eric Berge.
llatbot High won the meet
with 6~ pnints. \\esa was
2nd with SV'2, and Fulletton
was )td with 41 1h.
Two new Meta school te·
cotds wete set as Gteg
Bea\ won the mile in 4:lJ,tl,
and the 4411 tela~· team o f
l)ennis Penin, J, Cuttis, T.
Woo<hich and P. \1atthews
won in 44.1.
Othez winneiS included
Powets of Newpozt tn the
shot put, SfH OJ4; Vaszi ly
of \lesa in the ~40, in 53 A;
Jaffee of ~ewpolt in the
880, in 2:02.1 ; \1oo~le~ ?f
Newpon in the 2·mlle, rn
9:54.q; l!iclo:ey of Ne"pntt
in the 120 HH, 15.8; and tn
the I '10 LH, ~I .3; Newpnr t
in the mik Jelay, 3:36 . .:;
Eccles of Newpmt, tied in
high jump, 5·10; Leonatd Hf
Newport, long Jump, l£1-CJ;
Aldrich of Newpott, Ji~cus,
1-l~q-
New 10 mile mark set
Finislung the first dis-
t<~nce wn of hts tuck ca-
tecJ, q,obe!l llickey of lhe
Lo>s -\ngeles police depan·
ment wun lht: 13th tenewal
nf the :--:.::wptHt Beach han•
dicap run '\unday mntnrng
at C(lfona del \\ar 'h gh
o;;cn,..ol. ll is time wa, 1\4
minutes, 33 sec1111ds.
This is the 1nd yea1 m a
row that :a membe t of the
l!.A.P.TJ. has won tnp ho-
nors 1n the IO.mile tun .
the 3rd place hand1cap 11"-
phy; CIUZ Lopez, lllnnm~
unattached from Bel\flnv.eJ,
taking the ~th place hand•-
cap uoph)·, and Lew q_,,.
belts, reptesenti ng the Se-
niors T tack Club, captu11ng
the ;th place hand1 car 11 •'-
Ph}.
Winnmg twphies f••r t h~
fa stes t times v.crc: t),1ug
'\ailot t•f Chinn fin1shmg
secnnd 1n 5.:::10; Rdl
Thomrson of the SotmN:.
Track Club fini ~hin g Jrd 111
;2:JJ; F1ank Ouai tr.', run-
ning unattached fwm S<~nta
-\na , finishing -lth '" ;J:.:~;
and Ftank Fre\·nc:, 1unn1ng
unattached fwffi W..-s t LP:.
·\ngeles, comp\etrng the lr•r
five in a ti m~ rof S.::JCI.
•
The Sea Kings n ailed
\launa tt;·l\ at t.hc end l>f
the li!St qua1tCI, and l'·
p at the half, and finally
caught up afte1 \latina's
stat cente1, \la1k ~"ll.le !beJg ,
fuuled out "ith ~:..w'l left 1n
the game. With the score
lQ to J~. '\teve Lee ~.:h ~cnr eJ 1 free th1t1"s, .lnhn
Yule aJdeJ 1 mule fuml th~
f1ee thi<~W hne, and then
J I Ill a..:rndel r•n J111f!PeJ in the
t\ ing l:la skl!t with .11 s e c~
1;nJs left, fo t a 1CJ-J(j C~lllll\.
, r hr.' 1(1ng .. ii:J ~)-~~ Ill
th.: <Hi:!ltlme v.Jth lc.;:. than
1 ;Jfl t" !l"· \ ba,.~.::t h\
\'rnce \1<~11, \nJ ed'"''¥-'"' ce-
pl:ac.::mf!'nt, rut \l:tlrnaahf!'aJ
~-l t1• .lJ. \ 1-pt•rn t pla1 h1
'i•u ~ '.~!ut~ h"'"t.:J thf!'
1--e ..t J 111 J.~-J l, ..tnd tht'
lo,rn~;~ Ct•u!Jn 't c.u.:h up .
lt•hn 'uk 11.1' hr:.!h pocnt
"l..tn f.•r th~· l.,.rn ;~ "''h 11
P•Hnh. \:1nJeiPr< ~~~~•cJ I~;
Lee dr, II; fl hd t,,,,l.ln, ~.
,mJ \b~e \h:'.~ll lr .a ,,,, ~
r ·or~>n·• f.••l 1111<• th~· 4uar·
tc:l f1nah h1 Jl.'lt.'.llln~ \t·
c.tJra '\'7-,:~ FttJ.a\ ev~n1ng
at ~;lenJoto~ ll•fh ';.::h .. t>l.
rh ~ l(llli:' 11.11 lo.'J Ill th e
<lfle nmg 'lll·lller hut too],;
<tn 11 -10 kaJ JU:.t hc:-
r .. re the •tuan t'l r.'lllkJ. ~~~
h.ilf-ll me the1 lr.rd mnveJ
ur to J ~,-;-1-k..td. '1<1.:
t••rr ... J thot ~-= .. ••n; "1111 ~~
P••in h . I .. ,J.an hn '"' 1".
l.,:tnJ~I"n, 1~ . ..t nd Lc:..-.::h ~
9AqT CARqiOQ, Orange
Coast College's 5-8 soph
guard, played the game of
his 11fe in the 13ucs' qs-a2
win over l=ullerton to give
or:c the con fe rence title.
As a reward, Carr ido eli~
ped away the Hornet ne\
and toolc: it home as a sou·
venir.
t~mlle s print. ror a walk in Long Beach
• • • and was set upon by some On the' 'under the weather" hoodlwns and beaten. His
list and some of these are inJuries were not serious.
·way ·way under: Mrs. Mal• however.
colm Angell of College Park • • • just couldn't shake the nu.
in fact she was Unally hos·
pitali zed. Teacher Lynne
Hughes or Corona del Mar
was absem from his High
School social studies etas·
ses for about a week for the
rirst time in years and years
_ he had tonsilitis. Ernie
Nel son was reported to be
uuder~oing, s urgery this
week at Haag. The Nel son's
Our underground te lls us
that Mrs. Mike Doyle or Lido
is on the mend now after a
very serious bout with
pneumonia. which landed
her in Ho~ Hospital. • • •
In ~pi t e of spendin~ ~orne
time in t.he desert this fall,
Mrs. C.L . Fortner of Sea--
shore Colony ( 43rd St.). has
been ill for a few weeks.
Bucs • m state tourney
The champion Pimtes of
Orange \nut n1llege lrium-
phed II O-q3 ovet the t::astetn
C·•nference ·\II Srars ~alur·
da} evening, and today,
\la!ch '7 , they will rla.r In
the fi ts t tnund nf the state
JUniOI cfll\e~e play-;;1ffs at
Ccu iws C111lege.
The) will fa ce ~ian Ftan-
<.:isco-. c.n (\•1\e~e at 5
p.m.
J.,hn \'aile\) put "" a
tina! honl\! ~a•nc s hnw h}
•tm~ ~h poin ls altlhrugh
he left the game 111 rhe )td
yu:u1e1.
rhe half-timot scnte was a
nallt>\.1 -1-~-~ edge fnr t he
l'l!ate,. Sholl\y aftet;....the
-..t,nl .,f the ~n J half, the
\11-St<u-. rulleJ ahead fnr a
h11ef !ll,ment, ~1·50, hut
the lluc~ then llnned nn th e
,tean' '" 1un J.lla\ 11i1h the g ••.• , e.
OCT's fast bteak was wo rk·
mg tn perfection, and with
Butch Rollins, Br uce Chap-
man and John Valle!} con-
twlltng the boards against
the taller llornets, OCC
!Oil ed up leads of 21 points
11n 3 occasions in the sec·
nng half.
Valle!~ roured 1n 36
fltlint~ to Jatse his season
lola \ 10 798, an all·timt.' re•
ct•rd 1n OCC's 2D-yeaJ his·
tnry. Vallt.'lr has 1,-1 28
p<1ints in hts two yeats at
OCC. The old Je cord was
R65.
You'll find that ao
one is frieDdUer than
the people ,at Mutual
S.\'in,;s. So why not pay
us a \'lsit and o~n your
a.ttOUDt today,
I'ASAIXNA'S OLOU T AIIID
LA~ST
MUTUAL
SAVINGS ~~o '"'"" -~•o<.,.,o ,.
CORO NA DEl M.6.R
OFFICE ·
2-"67 F ... ~, eo." "'"hWII\'
Coroua Del Mar, Cal of Q262S
Tf'l,.pho,.,. tH"i SU!O
..... OffiCI: • ,AUD( ...
. ll~ I '-"" l lod • U t llU
Jary :1amiltnn, the rocta lch
10nner, was unable to nvc t-
take llickey. but he won the
1st place tlophy fo r the
fastest t ime. Running un -
attached fr om Pasadena, he
cove1ed the course •n ,:Q :~~.
a C1lUISI! tecmd 111 an aver·
age of less than 5 mmu tes
pe t mile fm the enti re 10
miles.
Ja,} Robm:!ton, tace di tec-
tot for lhe cl.rsronsor, Ci ty
uf :'llewror1 Heach depa1 t·
ment of parks, beaches and
recreation, teP{llled lhat Ot.
.John \lillet WQn the trnphy
fot the fi tst \/e"pnrt r esi~
den ! t<l finish.
Ba-li wmners named
By Don Jocob,
Or;rng..-('na .. t Cnlkgr.' "on
t!1c r: .... ,._.,n Confercn~.:..
h<t-..~c:thalll.'t•l"" last Tiw"-
It "'h a close ball game
earl~ 1n the first half until
OCC took a 15-12 lead wi th
about 5 minutes gone. The
!lues nevet re li nquished the
lead again, building up a
46-34 mar&in a t halftime.
O.V. Oamel, presrdcnt o f
the co-sPonsoring "'e"r"tt
lfarht,, Ortim l'>t C'luh, anJ
.'./ewp .. rt Beach Pr incess
Dunna Le.:, r tesented tr o-
phic :-. '" F.J Reed nf the
Senl<ll:!t Track ("'uh fo1 the:
fi ts ! runne l owe r .:0 tn fin-
ish am.l t" \!rutin Tay lllr,
alsn of the <;e ni••IS T1a ck
Club, fnt the rit~l tunn el
pvcr 50 tn f1 n1~h.
Results from thr.' rc:'l t~f
the fieiJ, numhenng oi\'CI '75
run nets , ,\Hl"CJ \\a1k Rug-
gle:., an 11 -yeaJ·piJ ft•lm
Riahn, cart ur1ng the: ~nJ
pi act.' hanJa:ar tr ••Ph}; Ed
l.i ttkt••n, tunn1ng un;•ttach·
ed fl llfll Orange, captuung
The annual Ba-Li regalia
co-sponsn~ed by the !lalboa
and Lidro hie yacht C'luhs
htought out 110 boats rn I~
classes Saturda} and ~un
day. 'lere a1e the winne1s:
n cean ra cing -0ch ... lloh
('erf, LIYC.
PIIR:F -('amelnl, Paul
Lnve trdge, .~I IYC.
\\OQ.F ·\lnha, 'il..:nn
Re!!:J, """C.
('al ~0 -\l,schief, .lad.
Cannnn, """C.
Santana ~, -Tw1 nk!e ,
Ftank and ')ave Wh ite, BYr.
Ludets Ill -K!ldee, lien
I h nmaJka, '\\IYC.
Pacrfic Cat -Vaughn Ol-
son , S\IYC.
Ltd<l 1-1 •\ '.l.nnd '.\'1nd,
flarr} Wnnd, \In' C.
Lido l~B -Tally ltn,
l(ath) Wat!>nn , LIYC.
\\etcalf -Sea Sung, 1!•1h
Willlamst.,n, RYC.
l.,:ite •\ -~jh,s t, •\lan c.
Krte ll -Catch the '.l.t nJ,
Catnl \lcCmd, RYC.
~a bot o\ -lilue L1ghtnrng,
Pat Sctuggs. \'IIYC.
Sahtrt 11 -lnhn ReJfrelJ,
LI\'C.
".till•! c -'"'h·•l. 1(,11<."11
\'ugen t, 1Pl C.
F lrrre t -lllue '\u~.rL...
Cod~ Small, 11n C.
S 4 1LO~ W~ES TLE RS
WIN SUNSET C~OWN
The \'t.'11po•ft 'l:ub"' llr~h
~ch(~ot v.,e,tltng 'ltu~tJ "•'11
the (iun,.:t League ..:h,•m-
pr"n'hlfl 1\i \h ur, ... t dt'~l
'11111, o>\r.'l fa\'III<."J '.~<."~t
!1111\'>ICI ..t nd \hlll llit.
\k mher .. ,,f th..-.., .. ,,,,r
te.am, I."·'L"h eJ h~ .l .l~' r .. ~.
a t..-Q.,lhr.'ll Ctllll. f ,.n\
ii!IJ rhll' llu!rd. lohn
'""'· '"n \rr. "t..-1~ "t.trtrff.
l),n,r\d \\oll\111, 'o.tr ~ '<tng,
T1m "1. Cl..tll, !\:..-nr 'l.tm•
meta.;, \itant \latquet, \\~il l"
r)' \nHC••. l),ug \IIIIer .tnJ
i I I
,.~ 17~
at
CE N TER
i4 i I VIA liiJC), NEWPO RT BEACH, b7J-f,J (tfl
Ja~ 11'1,\hl \\I th a IOU Sin&
1:15-R~ 1 1ctm ~ vnr Fulle!lon
on the ll••rnct-.'h•'me cnurt.
F"' the Bucs, 11 "a' tl•..-11
fllq dear-cut C••nfet..-nc..-
t.t l~,l n..:~· 19~8aft e t f lnt!>h-
111!; '" ,, t1c llfth R11'crs1de
,,,,J 1<."31. ·\nJ fPt Coach
B"h \l.~·th·l, 111 hi' ~nd ~ca t
~<'ni..-r<.'!ll"~· 11111 ;>.;,., JO
.rg,nn'i tou r 1'"~<.":.. IIi!>
P\<.'1:1\] ('ti,JL;hrn g ICCNJ at
()('(' Hl ~ lt.':lh l' -15-1 8.
I h..-B th'' rla1 cd ne;u-
na,l ].:, ... l:la ]J Ill ti <~UnCLng
\he t..-.:tm that haJ .:atllt.'t
hciltcn thl'm R0-7Q "" ;1 buc•
l..ct 111 thc la!<ot 3 ,,..conds.
I u.\elton came storming
b.:td: 1n the second half and
d·• .. ed the aap to 55-5 1 a t
tho.: 13 minute ma1k. Four
nH nutcs lat e! Batt Ca11ido
h1t on a 1G-foot e t and OCC
led 66-5.:.
fullerton made a last tun
a t lhem tn the closing nHn -
uleS and made it 81·80 wilh
I :-15 left, but Vallely can·
n~d -1 sl!aight free throws
anJ 11 was nut nf 1each.
Valle!~ 's 36 [lflm ts topr~d
all sc(l r e t ~. Chapman had
2~ fnt the Buc s and Can1dn
23.
Sports awards presented
\1 1 i.tge w;a~ named Ct,..
<.art.tnl .tnd mo"t ,-aluable
pl a~et ofthr.'l'a tS!t}'
ha.;~e lhall tl!'am at the arh -
,,v.atJ, hanlju~t last
..tl ....;..-wr .. u '1athn1
Sch••>l. John Su nd,
namcJ n1<...,t 1111 PH•VeJ;
\..we, n..-.. t n .... ,man;
lefr Sargent was named
caprain o f the Costa \lesa
haske tba ll team and mos1
va luable player a t the
SP\)115 awards banquet \Inn-
day evening. Chuck Ye rkey , _, was named mos t tmprnved
player on the vatsi ty squad.
llete are othet basketball lilac~. cw car ta•n; nWn• awards:
!Jill CIHi.;Jen,._.n, "PC-
awatd. 1 )U\et ha,.ket·
I awatJs tn.:luJed:
Junin1 va1 si tv -Jeff \la-
linnff, capt:lin: ~lc\'e rl an -
.Juniot vatsity-llnb <\del·
S1111, captain; !)ave l)ies,
\IVP; Oill F tey, must illl"'
r roveJ. ley, \1\'P, lli ll ljecket, m11S t Oee Pat 'iweetland,
imprnved. . p
captain; T)ave l)avu, MV ; !Jee -!lenni!> lkan. car-
Luis Carnna, mos t imp roVed. tain: flavc t:.ccles, \lV I';
Cee -Greg Jordan, captain; s Tahti, most •mP Jt•ved. I( ' p 1 ~·!VP· S Cee -<;hawn Biss,.,nnette, _ e_nt au • . ' • cott
captain; Ynung Tata!<o, \IVP; f·11Ued, most Improved.
M111 1 \ltltan, mt•S t imptoved. ..\!len J ones was named
In v:u s it) ""les rlinJ , 'It ant captain of the varsity wrest•
\l:uqul!'t was named caprain; lin& squad. Gabe Ruz wu
Utuce \lallrn. \IVP; flnh selected as MVP and Joe
Cuuy, mn:H rmPI•rved. In lbndle as most impr oved.
junuu varsity, Paul .l aco ~ In junim varsi ty wrestlina,
snn was \IVP, and !Jnn '\t. .leny Reill y waa named
('lait, mu.o;l imrwved. Gary captain, Richard Flood
Kin g was named •'uU ianding MVP, and Jody Oeehan
fteshman. must improved.
RATES FOR CLASSIFIED ADS
1 T irne 2 T i rne~ 3 Times
20 wordi or leu l.SO 2.SO J.oo
21 words to 30 words 2.00 3.00 4.00
31 wordi to 40 words 3.00 4.00 5.00
Eoch word ovtH 40 words .05 .10 .15
IJ~Fli R~.
NF.W at JOR-Charming hom..-. rdea\ \tl-
DAN'S _ iday eve 7 1!., cation,JO~Latlo:sput , CD\\,
q p.m. Real special fn1 I bedroom & den, ~ baths,
nite shoppers. Las t week's I g. li\'tng rm. w 'fllt.'plac..:,
~5'; off on all sweat e rs, Sl 85 per mo. Call 5~8-
cuats .~ raincoats. nus (1'77 1.
week's even b-etter. Come
in ,~ SA v E. I 'riMiU~S~I Cf,-'Ai,L;tF;;;O~R;;.S,AiiLJE::Ej'l
C0\1 eve1y Friday I'
& SAVE.
JORDAN'S PET SHOP
2732 E. Coaat Hwy.
del Mar -61 3·2431)
' ..
"Theatre Compact Organ'
with elec tronic Uaps and
Cat lanets -IJNL Y at. ..
CORCORAN \IU~IC CO.
(:\c ross from Fashion Sq.)
#66 Town 4\ Counlly
• S41-4318
Open Mon. &. Fri. 'ti I 8 pm
• Yamaha • Story & Cla rk, . .
II •\\l\10\'11
& :->n :I'Oil"'
ll!em"'nnd M·IOt) spin"!,
"nly IH9.'1: pln" n,..·ol
l•d·n, t:nnn, l.nwr"l',
rrom 1:19 ....
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P.ian,,,. -rniuu•!r .. , "pin••l>o
.-:r .. nrl,.., rr nm 121)",, i
JOI\' ]r, & lini .. hr"':
~hmt•h·l'hi1 1ip" Cu,
11)0:" '0 . \lain ~~ ..
:-<antt• ~""
lOOKS FOR SAL( .
~(
oWOVlNG ~ STOUGI M a we 1 10 s a as
HARBOR TRAN5FER
ANO STORAGE
... , ... , fo,
WHE.6.TON
Vo\NLINES, IN C.
Ll 8-732J Of Ll 8·9'783
JH E. 17th S1., Colla Me11
SPOT S before your eyes
on ytlur new carpet -rCJ
move them with Blue Lu1·
tie. Rent elecuic sham-
pooer st. Crown Hardware,
3107 E. Cont Hwy., Cor..:
ona de I \tar,
FO R SALF.
OIL PAI:<-ITI:"/{iS, Clipret
Sh11"s &others. liRF.ATLY
RF.DlJCEO It• sell. Al so
rnds & reels. t-.-'6-6~~5.
{iA RAfi E SALE: lhumng rc-
llloduc,ng ma chine, S3()(l
off Its! 11111.:<."; l)rcwr itc r
Chai t. \llJ. s tcnrlCntd die.
taling machine , S.!tfl; crib
& high cha11, $~5: ~ hat
s too<ls. Slf1. s•zc 3q Tux-
edn,S JQ ; se1 English china,
$15; ll awaitan gtllllll and
amrlifiet, .S-10. fl73-68C)9.
17 ~2 1\l iramar Or ., llaUJ~'ta,
1V COLOR AARGf\IN -
Super delu•e ZENITII,
their . fines t. Cust S8lJS .
new, JUSt comr\etely se r.
vicedby llal a t Jr(irkr'allick
TV; Jar&e beautiful maple
cabinet. Sell for S22S.
Take small I lJ" to 21"
B..tcW, w/cabinet nr por-
table in ttade. Call Frank
Jordan, 613·2430.
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Junior Ebell gives 590q_ NEIPORT HARBOR EllgGII TMURSDAY, MARCH J, 1968
_A_RS_T..:S::_ECliOII:...:::..;_-_-.:.P:::.III::.:..I __ ::_OO:.:D;:;::A DEL MAR, CALl F. ••••
,_.,,·Frank Kendrick, fi· Md dhuibu~t~d 10 9th r·rade:
••ce cbairmln of t.be Ju-siUdenll ia 1M tcboo clit·
niCM £belt Club of NtwpoU crict; ttOO 10 the Hatbot
\tncb, •nowscea her club"t Aru 8o)'t' Chab for pur·
choice ol recipienll of mo. chaae ~ a piaao: 1100 aach
nell.ry donations. • for acholanhipa in Ut and
4 total of 1900 will be in music to Oranu
distributed 11 follow 1: 1120 Colle~ae atudenu: 110 to
10 the Christian Children's the CARt! Foundation: llSO
pund Inc. to auppon 1 tc01... 10 the Oranae County t.t.di·
ean orphan fo1 one. year: cal Center for ~rns for
120 to Servicea fot the purcha&e of an tnsuument
Bl ind; stsO ror the pr intina table and bed cradle; S7S to
of ""Codu of conduc t" 1hc BPi leptle..Society for
boo klet. prepared in ca. eme•aency ~rue•: S15 In
..._rati on with th N w~ 1 ~e Fo~datton fot the Ju• ..... -. Cl c ....... niOI Blond r.. a campo" n Beach Pohce Oepatlment h 1 h" . I IC 0 Ill 1p.
City gets more from BBC
'
The Balboa Bay Club paid to the city h'aa increaud by
~e City or Newport Beach OV~t 50'\of previoua.level&.
a recotd hi&h or sCJO 453 in SinCe 1960 the ca ty haa
Jeaaefeesand anot he'r Sll,• 1ealized S551.2U in lean
402 in prope1ty taus for ~ees f1om the Club, and. w.ell
1961, acco1dina to the Ia-tn ucen of Sl malhon
test fi&WU released by since the .maapization of
Richard Stevens, vice"'9tt--the 88t. In 1~8. These
sident o( the Club. fi.aurel do not mclude the
New Big Home Back Bay SPECTACULAR VIEW-OCEAN .M lAY
Ckann .l Ree/-Aparlmml~ City' I shale of PIOPCrty
taxe s. Open House I Lease revenues wete up
Sl6,17CJ over the previous
year, and Mr. Stevens point·
ed out that the in creue wi ll
be even J le&ter in 1-%8,
due pr incipally to the s uc·
cen of the new 145-unit
terrace apartment buildina
consllucted on Club JI OUnds.
TV SPY CAMERA Ill
GIRLS' RESTROOM?
SEE 2333 Lo Li ndo Pl., Bock Boy
0.. WaterfrMt Nur NewpOrt .........,... Entrance
2525 Oc••n llvd., C.orOM •1 JtM,r, Ca"f.
AMPLE GUEST PARKING aMI IOAT SU'S
Why Not bjoy
' Terror of "The Eye .. has
not occurred to Mrs. R. W.
Pollock of 2 178 Placerltia,
Apt. E. Costa Mesa, who
You may LEASE OPTION this large family home with 4'5 bedrooms,
3 bath s, la rge lot, beau tifu l built·ins. 11M "Condolnilli-" Way of Ufe
THE ADVAHT AGES WILL SUilPiliSE YOU
.. The buildina was not
ready fot occupan cy unti I
March, and did not re ach its
pres ent 98% level of occu·
pancy until latet in the
year," he said.
has written a letter ror for·
wardi ng to the Newport
Beach City Council, asking
that a TV camera be placed
in a girls' restroom on t.he
ocean front or Newport
Beach.
"SUpervision saves;•• and
"surely hope the Big Ey e
can supervise there!" is
the theme of her letter, that
was inspired when Mrs. Pol-
lock round a "young man
chatting with young ladies ._.
Call fir ~111111 Lll·2111
I
Un der the tcrmsohht: city's
lease with Balboa Bay Club,
the municipal coffeu lea-
lize 5% of ar ou sales unde1
$7 50,000~ 4~, of JIOIS sale I
on the n e:~~.t SlSO ,oon, and
]If. ove1 $\ mi ll ion. Aftet
the Club's re deve lopment
ptOIJam was initiat ed in
l %4, annual lease income
inside a restroom in the ~-==---·
most popular beach area." -,_.
VERHOH FANSLER, 13 SUZANNE CREECH DIES
OF HPT. tiEIGHTS oteS After an extensive illness,
Vernon Fansle1, 73, of Su zann e C. Creech, 47.
620 Ga1y Place, Newpolt 2?8 Cabrillo, Coota Mesa,
l-lei&ht s,died Friday, Malch d1ed Tuesday , Mar ch 5. ·
I, at Hillhaven Conva\es· Hoa~ Hospital.
cent Hospi tal, Newpott Survivors include he r hus-
Beach . band, William Creech. owner
He wasbornJan. 14, I8QS, and Manager of Gilbert's De-
in \!uncit:, In d., cam-: to partme nt Sto re on 17th
California 70years aao. and Costa ~esa; and 3. brothe_rs
lived in 0 1anae County for and 2 s1s.ters. SerVlces Wlll
10 years . be held m North Carolma. ~ wu acneral aaenl for Bell Broad~ay Mor
an ex ell company fot 4o Costa Mesa, 1s the forward-
ye trag~.
Sllrrivc:u ate a ton, Char• HEW SITE THIS SUHOA.Y
let or the home; a sist er, FOR r..A.RIHERS CHU Rot
M11. Be1tha Pace of Yu cai-Mat iners Church, which
pa~ and 4 arandchi ldtcn. has been meeting at \larint:ts
Holy rosary wu 1ecitt:d school , will move ' this
Sunda y, \larch 3, at West· Sunday to the li ttle theatet
cli£f Chapel. Requiem Mass of the Cmoo a del \lar High
was said Monday, \l:u ch 4, Sch0i1l, accotding to the
at St. Joachim's Chu tch , Rev. Roy Thom pson, past.oL
with the Rev. Thom as Ne vin The non-denomina ti onal
as Off iciant. lntetment was church was otgan ized in
at Inglewood. pr ivate homes 2 yea11 ago
LOUISE TARTAGLIAt and ~has been meeti na for
ITALY NATIVE, DIES nea1ly l yeats at \!at iners
far from her native Italy, ~ch oo\. 'II Sunday 'ichool
Lomse Tarta~lla died Wed-ou ls wdt •emah•.n at CJ :\5 a.m. an Wors IP Sei VICe
nesday, March 6. at her home, at 10 a.m.
1999 Rosemary Place, Costa Mesa. JOl iN I. ltOLLISTER
Sorvtvors are hE'r son, OF t-(EWPORT DeE!.
J ames of Costa Mesa, iUtd John Is aac Holliste1
3 dau~o:hter s, Aun Ru s hm~ of of 469 22nd St., Cent1!ll
Costa Mesa, and Rua Wacd-Newpolt, the fathet of
J.:U!!oki and Marie Fromm of Albeit Hollister o f
" h lister's Nutsery in~~~~~i:[ .'"'-oc ester, N.Y. \ d Rosary will be re('lfed at lesa! icd Sunday, 3, at Leiswe Care 3 p.m. today, March 7. at
Baltz Costa Mesa Chap~\ \lo-ith ~~~~e:.t Hospital, Costa
Father Thomas Nevin s as . offi ciant. Mass 'Nill bP held \·\t . l~olllstet, ~CJ. was bo rn
at 9 a.m. Friday, March s. at Feb .• J, 187CJ, m t.lann.ibal, . , ~\o., came to Caltfornll in
St. J oachtm s ?atholic JCJ06 and had Jived in thi s
Church. (n ~erment Wlll be at atea fo1 12 yeau. He own ed
the Good She ph erd Cemetery, a hardware business r01 50
PERFECT for Executive
Entertaining
IRVINE TERRACE 3 BEDROO MS, 3 BATHS
ond Family Room. LARGE POO L. Beautifully
landscaped. •••••
LOOKING for a1.arge
Adult Home?
We hove two homis ideally planned for you if
yo u require two Iorge bedrooms and two baths.,
both in prestige a rea s ... of CORONA DEL MAR.
• • • ••
OWNER MOVING
to Florida
Selling VIEW HOME t Po ol in Comeo Highl on ds.
4 Be drooms -+ Family Room. EJtcellent condition .
• • • • •
Corona del Mar Cutie
Immaculate 2 bedroom · fireplace on R·2 lot.
Beautiful patio . JU ST LISTED S28,750.
• • • • • for Lease
OR LEAS E-OPTION. IRVINE TERRAC E 3
~
Bedroom • Pool. • • • • • •
Wanted
DUPLEX OR TRIPLE X CORONA DEL MAR
FOR TRADE FOR GOLF COUR SE HOME IN
SAN CLEMENTE.
Huntington Beach. yc:a:u .
AIIIIESTS ARE IIADE ON Su,ivoos also inclu de 1>0/i Y .' f RA XKLlli
Possession of marijuana sons, Richard of Vallejo, REJ\1.1\..)R
charges were filed SUnday, and Robert of On tario; CJ J250 East CGast tll&llway
You can purchase and get fee Utle -or lease if you prefer.
ALL ants. have WATERFRONT VIEW. All bave two bed.rooma
and two baths. -WlTI! LARGE PATIO. Can't Sell II'' ... Tilde It?
For Fast Action & Re sults
Call
IJOYLE & WO'liJ CO.
Call 548·1168
YOU • •E INVITED TO tHSI'ICT OUR FUilNISHID MODIL
luy $59,500 and Up--LeaM $420, Mouiftlly & Up
l'hoM 6 73-1788 for ,_., luufanMtla•
SEIIPLE
REAL ESTATE
SPECIAL
OFFERING#
OCEAN VIEW HOME
'lzBiocktoBeach
This lovely home is ideal for o FAMILY!Just
o hop 'n skip to Corona del Mar Main Beach
.•. 4 Bedrooms •.. 3 baths .•• Bu i lt~i n electric
Kitchen •.• huge living roo'm with VIEW •• ,
F .A. heat •.. low-moi ntenonce yard ... over•
s i zed garage wi th radio-controlled door ...
• .._ t 0~, Family Room, Beamed Ceil1 ngs,
Shake Roof, and many more -+ .;. ~outstandi ng
leolu tes. JUST S6 1.750
SEMPLE REAL ESTATE
2Sl S E. Co••• c. ..... 4.4 ... ,
HAPPY-GO-
LUXURY
Harbor View Hills
SPLIT L EVEL HOME WI TH
"BAY & OCE AN VIE WS
VERY SEPARATE L IVI NG ROOM
FORMAL VI EW DINING ROOM
FAMILY ROOM OPENS TO
\6 X 33 SWIMMING POOL
3 LARGE JEDROOMS
SPECIAL PL AY YARD FOR TOTS m. soo
Cal l Mrs. P ov lov1ch Eves. 673-6316
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WHY N OT LIV E ....
..• IN BEAUTIFUL SHORECLIFFS' En joy
beach privileges and Hve 'i.n th\s t\eU1htfu\ 3
bedroom. 2 bath home. call for appointment
ro see. Only IH .000
0
OPEN HOUSE
SUNDA Y. l :DD • 5:00
REDUCE D S3,500. Shore<'htfs V1e\lo' home.
PPrfeCI for coupl e. Now. 160.000
26 1 E\'e nJOP:. Canyon Road
Corona del Mat
332 Morgueri te
Corona del Mot -673·8550
(;.,.. no,.v.!f. R.alto,.
Service Station
CORNER
II' RIVER!.! DE CTY .
200 FT. TO FREEWAY
IIIARIJUAIIA CHARGES his wife, Ann ie; 2 oth er I \
March 4, by Newport Beach ar•aodchildten an d 2 sreat· Cc.Kona del Mar. Cafltorn•a
Police lljtainst Susan Carter, grandchildren. Pbont: 67J.2222 Reoltors
22. of 13051.-i: N. Bay Front, Services were held ~lat ch OPEN SEVEN DAYS
Balboa Island, and Larry 6 at We s tcliff Chapel wi th l.~i!ij~]1~~r!J.:~::=====:~=====·i---------:6~7 l-:44:00"__ ________ 11 $60,000
Bragg, 24. or 123~ 3Sth the Rev. Lothat T01now of LIQUOR
St •• west Newport. Cchr iat Lutheran r.hurch, or IILLMAM'S ANT
Also arrested at the same · osta Mesa, as offi ci ant. Taldn~ advantaJ!e of
time and booked on Lhe Interment was a t Ha~bor lar~e hole in the roof Mi7~~~~
charge or being present Rest Memo tial Patk. 1 Dillman's Rt> staurant, 8111 eve .
where narcotics were used GEIIERAnOII GAP Ba.lhOa Bl vd .. Ba.lhoa. 1730 W. C••• Hlwe.,
were Jeann e Royce, 20. or IS TOPIC FOil PTA arter a recent nre. thi<oves l ..... ,... a..ch
242 E. 19th St., Costa Mes a; Whittier School PTA in climbed throu~o:h l.o the _.t....;,.;...:;;...,...;.;.;.;.;;.. __
Robert Hamilton, 123, from Costa Mesa will explore the tail bar below, to steal au
1\ll&in: Gerald LaManna, 23, problems or the ,eneratiou unknown amount or liquor
r ••31" Rl w N sometime between ~~~~~ o 'tO n ver, est ew· gap at the regulae meetin~ po11; Richard SAnds, 24, of at 7 p.m. March 12 at the night and ~arly 1\1
637 St. James, Clift Haven; school . The issue will be momin~o:.
and Pbilip TUrner. 24 . of discussed by a panel ot par-Owner Max Dillman.
2100 W. Ocean FroaL. We• eota and teachers with a E. Ocean Front, BalbOa.
was calJod to the """~"""' paoel oC 4lb, 5th and 6th by John Clarkson ot 810
el~~;x~· for Oceaa Front.
--heatd MRT Till CAMIIIDATI ta
.. Shake handa with Ed. ploiiiii-
~•k him questions abo..a
hit campaian. and have cor-
fu and a dJouthmtt. .. That
Is lhc t.Mmt of the opn
hooue !rom 4:)Q to 7:)0 p.m.
this Friday. M&J~ 8, at the
........ s.mc •••• ,.,
••:»& Ed Hir,. lor Ci 1J Cowocil
belldq..,.on,llllOW. Coeot ••••••••••••••••••.Ill Hwy ., Malln11t Milt . ~
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WANT MORE?
••• l ik~ more square footage {j ust under 2400).
Quali ty construction. Huge Family Room, lov·
ely formal dini ng room·2 fireplaces, 2\1 baths,
3bedrooms (eosily convertible to 4). Excellent
floor pion. Complete Elec. Built-in kitchen -
i ncluding refrigerator. Best Boycrest oreo.
ATTRACTIVE
PRICE
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('"u~tom Built with a View~
B~1yc-rC'Sl "FORfVf l( Vlf!W'' HC'U1'ie!'
t-oy h•nn Well' & .S.lfts., Inc
QIUfflt\' ~111trii/P1"f ""'fl/f'(Y jm• 44 I'NfM"
NI'W ~()() SPiliES • l·llOM 56).950
liPt"E. fi(E.W"'-"MI.T H.-oWIJOa
IIUV[W ~HUII U -111Vl1'1 IIAN('H
lager rat
Mo.kl!l :.1 1M4l San1i310 Driw.
N~pon lt;~h t7141 ~tHO
Th!f"'lrrtft'll "'"' /H,.,.;,Ifr,l "" J H ...... ,.... A•
City Building Permitl
•udi~t~ acti¥ity in New-John Bollia, awiiNaiaa
port ... iaaprovH a bit oool 1230 Santi&IO, U,too.
dllrina feltnauy, pl04ac:ina lv~n walla .t Son• dwell·
at,09J,134 in pemita ud ina• at 1631 Qaluy' SJl -
boollina the year'• loomonth 000; 2000 S.ntiaao, iJJ,oOO;
ID•I to Sl,934,395. ·How-1712 Galuy $34 500· 1718
ever. thit amount ia len Galuy, S34:500; 'no6 Gal·
than half of laat year's end aa:y, $31,500; 1q24 Santia-
of·Fcbfuary record or S4,• co, S34,SOO.
142,698. R.F. Yeomans, s wimmina
Followinc permit• val~ed pool at 1357 Galaxy, S4,·
at st,OOO and over were tt • 200 .
sued durin& the lut hair of Jv~n Wells ,(c. Son s , swim-
February. mina pools at 1824 Oalu.y,
Hadter Vi.-Hilh 14,300, and 1722 Santiago
Robert Huston, swimminc 3 JOO ~ . . . pool at 36vt Seabteeze, Eo at Upp•r Bay
$3,500. C. Adams, swimmina pool,
M. • Melan100, addition,
224 hit, 11,000.'
Howard Lopiaic:h,ldditioa,
2207 Waterfront. Ds., 114,•
600.
E.O. Rodclffer , demolish
dwcllinc at 2227 PaciFic
01 ., $1,000, and build l·
atory, 1-unil dwellina,
$100,000.
The Station, sian at 3711
E. Coaat Hwy., S1 ,500. ·
Balko lal•d
Leo Hoffman,
room, 209 N.
$2,100.
add mu s ic
Bay F't .,
Mrs. Glady a Crubb, 2~story
cilplu, 302 S. Bay Ft.;
S38,QOO,
PAMDDIA'S OLDliT ,AND
Thompson, s wimming pool 36 15 Bunya, s 2,400.
at 351 5 Se abreeze , $),553. Irvine Terrau
Willi am Heideman, 2515 Mrs . Paul Helms, a ltera-Ma1 y Stevens, porch, 31 fl
~apphif~ Av e., st,OOO. ..-.
MUTUAL SAVINGS
Salt Ait, deck a t tear or ti ons,l933 Galat ea, 58 ,000.
dwellin g, st.200 . Corona del Mar P .G. Mo rehead, demoli sh
building a t 31 7 Onyx Ave.,
$5,000 . .. ,.. ~'"'""' a•••c ·•~'"'" James Beatd, switT.minz P aul Stuart<; glass patti·
pool at 3507 ~abreeze , tioo, 2865 E. Coast Hwy .,
COlONA DEl MAR
OffiCE
52,100. $2,000. F.J. Leddy, alteration•,
216 Onyx, $1 ,200.
W•st Upper Boy Ha n y Young, unit o ve r Ward Ro lland, repair1, I 14
o\methyst, $3,000. 2867 Elo11 Coast Hi1hw•y
Coroa. Drl Mu,C.Iif. 9262S
T•lepbone 615-S0\0
h vine Co., 2 107 Westcli fr gat age, 435 F emleaf Ave ..
Ot ., tcpait parking lot, te• Sll,OOO. \Ir s. A. Gi acomazzi, alt et·
ations, 1 t q Ctysta \, 51,500.
Lindo Isle
-..... ........ mo\'e wall, 51,000. R. Shui1man, leplacc·foun-
liS l . CoolonoW ...... • 441-U U James Evans , swimming dation, 2621 Cove St., ::::::::::::::::~-=~1~6~50~~~~;.:;;,;: 55,000. 1 Earl Br ad~·. remodel f01 0 1. \1. Hansen, 2·s tory, I·
unit dwelling, 27 Linda
is le , 560,000. You Are Invited
;r o Get Acquainted
With Our New StaH
'
-.~ •..
Charlene Henderson
M•n11qe r * M i~s Jerri
* Miss Ca rol L.
* Mr. Chuc k
* Miss Vicc i
* *
Miss Carol S.
Miss Arl is
Manicur~s l P~dicur~s by M in Je•n
I
WESTCLIFF PLAZA-NEWPO RT BEACH
Pho ne 548-0460
Come • and meet
Al FORGIT
at
CAMPAIGN
HEADQUARTERS
0-P-E-N
H-0-U-S-E
10 TO 4 DAILY
gift shop, 3700 E. Coa s t
Hwy,, 55,000.
E.E. Linhan , add bath·
room, 517 ~-1ar gueti te Ave.,
$),000,
Ootothy Btamble, Jwe l~
ing, 521 Begonia A\"e., SIJ,~
000.
Thomas Benton, addition,
508Narcissus Ave ., $),600.
R.L. \1ap\e, 2-stN y, (.
unit dwelling at 105 Ha y·
side Pl., 53 1,()00,
LEGAL NOTIC~
P.K. !lo dges, l·s t01 y, 1-
unit dwelling. No. 27 Linda
Is le, 5-l1 ,156.
tr{ewport H•ights
AI Wi·ll iams, Tepaits, 426
Ri\"C!Slde Ave., 52,000.
Bock Boy
Y\ICA, wall, 2300 Un iveJ-
si ty OJ., 53,000.
Arl Remlev, office and
watehouse, · 37-'0 Campus
!)!., ~80,000.
:"1ationa l S)'SI ems Corp.,
'\mlCE OF Pl"HI.W IH. \ltl\f, budding f01 ptinting plant,
. '\otiCl' i,. hrr"l" ~~:i\f•n rh.11 :4001 Bi1ch St., 545,000, and
tnt• PIHnoin~o~: f"ommi ... -.inn of altetalions, 5),0()().
thr Cirv 1,1 "."I' I'"'"' _llr.~rh 1,ill Cl H H . hold a 1mt.J :, h".u tn,.: "" th·· i oven
applica tt nn ul l."n U. t..irdtnr-r E\'etett Gu st .it., 623 St.
for a \ arlarH''" Q1:! t" J>'"rrni t .James Pl., add plapoom and ~nr-roachmen t fnr n dH· ff"tjui~,.d front and ,,. ... 1,ord ~,..1 b,,rl.: .. t" laundt y room, 54,000 .
..-ithin o\ it ,.(, in. nl rh,. fr ont Newport c~te r
<tod H"dt prnp•·tt• li n ..... in thr ltvineCn., tenant impwve-
H·2 IJ i .. trtct , 1'" l.ut R. Bind. ments fm Vance Pepi Wig s, C, Sra~h nr" C:nlonv l"r.l c-1, OOO c-omm on II i.n uh n .... 61lll & 41 FashiOn Island, $6, .
6303 :-;t'f,.;l~<•:<' th:,,., "\··~>pnrt h \·tncCo., tenant develoPr
n~at>l-o, ment fm I louse of Harmony, ~ot lr,. •~ \,.,,,.b, fllrth,·r 11'''"11 · '1/o . -'8 Fashion Is land, that ... ,;,! puhl ;, h .... r•nr ,;11
hi' h~ld on th•· ~1-.t ·" of 521,000.
)lltrt>h, !%1!. Jt th•· htou t nl
8 :00 i'·m. in tho• ( oun< ti l h.un · b~r~ <l ( th•' "'""(l "rl JI,...Hh
Cit\· I! .. IJ, dt "hirh ttm•· .. r.·t
p!.H·<' Jill and .til p••r .. r,, .. Ill·
t~roe.,t.-d m,O\ ·'1'1~""' otll<l h••
hl'.u.t thl'rl'un. lhy \'. Copf'lin, -.("t"rt'tar. """""port Brach City Pl .. nn in,~~: C.ommi~ .. iun
Publ i,.h \l:.rr-h 7. 1%8. in
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ll all, at "hi,h lim• .0n l pi"',
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th..rron.
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Publ i .. h· \l.n•h 7. 11itoiL •n
Th,. '.;N,p ort ll .1rlo<>r I n~•11.n
Newport
G.L. \11•1phy, 1cpairs anJ
a lterations, 4704 Seashore
Dt., Sl,OOO.
Dover Bouse Inc., remodel,
\\O-W. Coast Hwy., 5\,000.
\la1 iners \tile \tarina, res-
taurant, 2607 W. Coast Hwy.,
553,000.
•\nde1son & <\nich, foun·
dation for testaurant build-
in g, 337 Bayside Dr., \10,-
ll<lO.
Balboa
Theodote o\Jena, ratti·
ltt•n!:o f<>t t es taurant, "?0 1
EJgew.a tc:r, S 1.200.
Jac k Root, enclose sun
•lo.!ck , 2105 Ocean 8 !\"J.,
\I ,100.
James Young, demo lish
J wt.'lhng at 2100 E. Balboa
BlvJ., 51,300.
f)i\Jman's Re staurant , u:·
rai r fue damage, 801 E.
IJJ!bna Bl vd., 5A,000.
')e Pizz a Balboa Inc.,
~tgn. 20Q Palm St., 51,000.
'hgson Consuuction Co.,
503 \\". Edgewatet, sJ,OOO.
S oy Shor•s
C.C. l l rll gt cn, addttton,
~716 Bayshru~ D1 ., S\9,000,
Shor•Ciiffs
R0he tt llall , 1·stmy, 1-
unt t Jwel\ing. 205 E\·ening
Can)''"· .UO,OOO.
AL FORGIT
Ca nd idate fo, R•·•leetlon
Oistrict 2, Newport leoeh
2209 W. Balboa Blvd., Newport Beach
673·3339
OR. EROEM I. ERGIN, 425
Hellot rope Ave., Corona del
Mar, has been promoted to
assistant manag ~! fo; Avi o-
nic Systems In the guidance
and navigation laboratory
of th e Systems Group of
T R:W ln c., R:edondo Beach.
Dr. Erg in has had l b year s
of manage"'ent responsibil-
Ity tor control, guidanc e
and navigat ion syst em de·
sign in a wide variety of
TRW programs. He earned
his MS and Ph D degrees
from Californ ia Institute of
Technol ogy In 1 applied
mechanics. He dld his un-
dergraduat e work. at Mon-
tana Stat e College, wh ere
he di d his undergr adu ate
work at Montana State Col-
lege, whe re he received his
%Ef.'.
HAHDICAPPED ARTIST
CHD~EH FOR MAROI
l'aul F. Di tz.e nberget, La-
guna Niguel resident, has
been chosen ar tist of the
mon rh ror March by lh~ 1 u-
nior Ebell C lub or Newport
Beach. ~l i s wo rk , needle·
poi nt, will be on d isplay a t
~1ati ner's Li btar ~· durin&
\1at ch.
Mr. Ditzenberge1, who is
handicoipped, first took up
th is work as a the•eaupetic
aid in 1964, and since that
ti me has won o ver 30 rib--
bons and trophies.
Mrs. Gary Rawling s chai rs
the Fin~ Arts Committee,
LEGAL NOTICE
C:J:fi11F'ICATF: ()f' RUSI'IF'Ko;;s
Fi rritiou!l Firm ~ame
Til ~: UNOf:A SIG~E:O do
h<"r~by certify that they u e
conductios• """' E!!t•le bu!li• ne!f!! under the fi c1itious firm
name of Richardson and Pur•
t'l'l ll ill 2443 F:. Coast Highway,
,Corona dl'll \lar, Californ ia, and
lhat .. id linn Ia compoaed of
the lollowln« pen1011a whoae
nam r~ )n lull ar:a d place11 of r~,i den ce •r!' a!! foTlow!ll, r .....
wi r: l:i lreo Ri chardMn, 1601 llay•
.. ide llr., Co rona del \hr;
\lari~ f, Purcell , 1630 Redfo rd
l.ane, ~~ .. port Heach.
\\"1-r.l f'.SS our h•d" thi,. 4th
tlav o f \larch, 1968.
f.ileen R ic.hard!lon
\hrie F'. PuN:ell
~T,\TE ()f·C ALIF'OR~IA Ct)I"~TY fJF' ()nA\'C.F: ss,
()'\ TillS 4th dar ol \larch, IQfifl, IJ,.fore ,.,,. a No tary Pu~
lir in and lor said county 11nd
"tat r , rr,..idin~~: therein, rluly
C'Ortlmi!'lsion~d and !fWo m, pe"'
:<onally appl'ared ~:i le~n Hi ch·
ard,.cm, \! ari !' F'. Pu reel!,
kno,.·n to tnl' to be the person!'.
"hns.-name,. are tou h!tt rihrd In
thl' within iostrum"'t• and a!'-
knn wl~rlp:ed ro m.-lh11r they
e•ecut~d th~ s lime.
IH T\' F:~~ my han rl and o !li-
d nl "'""!. joe,.se ~. 1li11
\'otary Pu blic in and for !'laid l.oun"ry aod Statl". \l y r.omm iH~~tion .-•pires ')c-t.
24 IQ?O
Pul,fisb : \larch i, 14, 21 , 28,
191\R, in the ~~wporl ll arbor
~:nsign
LEGAL NOTICE
.-.;rrntt: Of PIIIIIJC IIEA Hl:oiG
:'ololiC"r j,.. hereby gh·en that
th1· PlanninJS Commis!'lion of
th r-City of Newport Bb ch wi ll
holt! a pul-\lic hearins on th,.
applica toon of ~dwards Thu-
tr r" Cirt"uit, Inc-, lor a ll!le
P,-.rmit 1347 tO pe rmit II thratrt'
in th.-C.0-11 -HL lli11tric-1, lo-
t>alf'fl at tbr IIOu lht~n!!tl c:omer
of Newport C.enll'r IJrin• and
~~~n Mq~ttl'l l>ri1·1', Nl'wport
ilf'II Ch.
NotiC"I' i" hrrrby further ~~:iven
that said puhlir hrarFnp: wi ll b,.
hr ld on lhr 21111 dar of Marrh,
1968, a r thr hnur of R:OO r·m· in lhr Cour:adl C.hamb.-r,. n th,.
Nrwp ort 0f'ach f.ity IJ.,IJ, ~tt
whirh timr a nd p la r~ any o1nd
1111 pr r,.on~~o intrre !'lted ITIII Y apo
~~~~ ftllrl be heard thf'rl:'nn,
Ray Y. Cope' lin, !'lf'Crrtary
Nl'wport IJ!'urh !:ity Plano i n~~: Cornmi!'l~~oinn
Publish: March 7 1968, in
The-Newport ll!u bor En!lijt:n
LEGAL NOTICE
INVITES YOU TO AN
EXCITING
SHO lNG
Dur.ing-Our
2ND
Big Year
OH A COURSE BASIS
COME IN
AND
MEET
THE
FAMOUS "HOLIDAY" GIRLS!
Just Looli at these facilities: .
• IHIRLPDOL BATMS * DAIIISH ICE PLUNGE
• ANNISH SAUU STUIIIATMS • LOUNGE AREA
• UL TRHDDERI! REDUCING EQUIPMENT • PRIVATE SHOWERS
• PRIVATE LOCKERS • PRIVATE DRESSING BDOTMS
• OIL DF EUCALYPTUS INHALATION ROOM
•
COU RSES FOR HOUSEWIVES -BUSINESSMEN
CAREER. GIRLS-BODY BUILDERS
BIG LOCATIONS
Facilities . for Me1 11d Wome1
...... ,aw. ...... ,
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SIOS.I••IItltwy.l(
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SERVICE AWARDS MADE
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P• llod:
Dorothy C.mer p.,i .. Ross
H.J.GARl\ETT
' Mrt. Mui1yn , 'lakich of dle year:• was hotloced fot
O.rden Ofove, wife ot Oan-otpnia:irw ulf.o.help •ti-
itl 'l.akich, a senisx starr poverty PIOS:Iamt tbsouabout
HaiiiMr in the advanced Southe1n California, inclu6o
•f•n•• ayatema department ina ahun ueaa of Loa An•
at Philc~Pord apace and aelea and the Walta area,
.. entry systems ,division at whe~e she atarted ·a Jia
Newport Beach, 'was named Saw Pun.le Company. ~~
Pord Motor Company ''Citi• and her "company'" of 2.S
&en ~r the Yea1" for 01anae children conatructeJI and
County in the company's 8th 1old jia saw puzzles.
aMua\ community se1vice Mrs.· Black, 2215 o\lta
award• PIQiflm, Vitta Or., East Bluff, hat
Othet winneu ate Mu. been active in the blind
rehabilitation proaram at
Paitview Hospital, Cotta
Meu, since Match, 1966.
She waa 1ecently named u
an elder (Of St. Mark Pru-
bytetian Church of Cotona
del Mar. As p11t of her
duties there she i• chairman
of University relation~, and
works clotely with the
Interfaith Foundation at
UCI. She has been hi•torian
(Of Lincoln Schooi.PTA th is
year and has been nomina·
ted as president·
Mu. Prieberuhauser, 2820
'ieran1 Pt., Cotta Mesa, il
a second-time winner in the
Service .<\wards Pto&t&m.
Pat Black of East Bluff,
wife of Duane C. Black,
uction lupervisot of sys-
tems desian, in the weapon
tec:hn oloiY depa'rtment, a(!.
vanced aystem• operation,
Aetonutronic Division; Mrs.
Donna Friebenshauserl of
Costa Mesa, wife o( Paul E.
Friebertshauaet, a re s'earch
scientist in the1Ford scien·
Ufic laboratory; Mrs. Doro-
thy Gemer of Costa Mesa,
wife of Grorae E. Gerner ,
supervisot of re ctuitina and
placement, indusuial re·
lations office, Aeronuuonic
Division; Robert B. Lyons
of Placentia. enaineerina
specialist in the propulsibn
and ordnance section, space
and re-entry systems divi-
s ion; David Ross of Costa
Mesa, ,o\eronutronic 9ivision
industrial photoarapher, and
01. Daniel N. Tompkins of
T,.ust in , manager of Lunar
&nd planetar y capsule sys·
·lems, space and re-entry
systems division.
1Ju1ing I '167, she served as
President o{ the Board' of
Directors of the Gi rls Club ,..,..,
of the Harbor Atea. She
-\ward winners and their
spouses will be honored at
a banquet to be held a t
Phi leo-Fo rd rn Newport
Beach March 21.
Mrs . '"citizen
also served as first vice•
president for the Coast
Homemakers Club. She is
recotding secretary of the
Costa Mesa Art Leaaue and
has served as advisor for
1ills in the Costa Mesa
Camp Fire Girls.
1962 FINALISTS for the 1%2 award of the George
Yardley tSoorts Trophy included these local
athletes: kneel ing, left to right, J im Curt is, Cos ta
Mesa High School, All-League and AII-CIF in ba se-
bal l, captain of the baseball team th at brought the
HarbOf Area its f irst CIF varsit y championship; Ga ry
Carr , Costa Mesa High School ath lete of the yea r, All-
Orange Coun ty end in football, All-F reeway League 1n
basketball; Mike Lange, Co sta Me.sa High School h1gh
jumper wi th a recOfd jump of b l2 feet, All-Freeway
League center in basketbalJ; Roge r Grab le, Harbo r
MAKES THIS MONTH OF MARCH
~1rs. Gerne1, 2991 J ava
Rd., Costa Mesa, has been
selected for honOfs in the
award pr ogram fot the )rd
ti me. She was the \1a rch of
T)imes mothers' ma rch chair--
man for Costa Mesa for
Jq67-68. She established
and has taught a High School
of Rel igion\ at St. John the.
Baptist .< Catholic Chu rch,
and also teaches all arade
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levels plus "release time"
religious education at
<\dams School and Fairview
';tate 4ospital. She also
designs and makes altar
clothes for churches and
missions. She is active in
the community concert aSoSn.,
PTA, Cub Scouts,\Biuebirds,
and Campfi re Girls.
\it. Ross, 1619 Tustin
Ave., ,Costa Mesa, an ·
dusuial pbotoasapher, wu
honond for lh• 2nd y•u fot
his Work with a new career·
vocatienal proaram for ju·
nior and hiah school 'stu-
dents. His aid to educati on
prog~am is called SP<\CE
(Scientist· Philosopher -As·
tJonaut -Craftsman -Engi-
neer), which teams studen ts
ranging fr om potential drop-
outs to honor students , all
workin1 on aerospace-type
pro jects. He has almost
single-handedly developed
his SP<\CE program to the
point where it is ope ra ting
in 5 Newpolt-\,esa Unified
School Disttict junior high
s chools, the Upper Bay
High Sc hool fina list in CIF wrest ling, All-Sunset L ea-
gue in football, shot-pu tter on track sQuad; stand ing,
left to right, Bill yoss, OCC runner-up as player of
the year, too Eastern Conference slugger with .450
ave rage, undefeated in pitching in teague play; Barry
Wallace, shor.tst0P on the OCC baseba ll team, led the
P1rates to EC championship, fOr mer Harbor Hi gh base-
ba l l star; Gary Galusha, Harbor High footbal l Quarte r-
oac( an d captain, named to A ll-Ora nge County team,
studen t body president and an "A " student. (Ens ign
photo fr om the June 28, 1962, issue.)
-
1....::~ VICE • PRINCIPA L
7Vo6 Norman St illwell of
Horace Ensign School pre-
sented th e certif icates to
the winners of the Ameri can
Legion Post 291 awards tor
ou tstanding boy and girl in
8th grade : Craig Ritter. son
of Mr. and Mrs. Will iam Rit-
ter of Newport Heights, and
J oan Nice , daughtt:r o1 U.r.
and Mrs. William Nice. of
Westcli ff. fEns ign photo
from the June 14, 1%2,
i ssue.)
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J95J FA THER ST':PHEN t<ILr::Y of our Lady of Mt. James Ba rrett residenc e in '3ay Shores . The oa rty
Carmel Ca tno lic Church of Newport Beach was ing ladies included, from left, Mrs. M1chae l Wagn <!r,l
th e su rprise rcci o1er1t of a birthday gi ft phonog ra ph at a ~r s. Colin Brown, Mr s. Tul ler Topper , Mr s. George
party held by the lad i es of the par ish in 1951 at the chez and M!S· Kathleen Walsh.
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J956 "MUCHACHOS," wearing th~lr graduati on
mot'tar boards betame full fledQ~d members of
Amigos v iejos at the April 18, 1q5t>, m~~t l ng h~ld at
the Newport Harbot Vacht Club. They wert phot~
tt•phed with the ir "honorary doctor and graduation
speaker ," from loft: Col. Alan Mlctlt, .-. w. c-
mack., "hbnOfa.f}t Of~" Jose ROSM, Aft But, lftd WU·
bur Buck. Othtf "...a..s," not In tM ... cturt, ~
eluded Willi.., S. Holstein, Urban 8th, IIIII L,_
Farwoi i.(Ensi9ftllholo -lilt Alorll26, 1-.1-1.
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'l"bomaa Edieon once remarked in an iaterview:
"We ociontlsts don't know one millionth part ol
one per ceat about anything." The pMt Sir Isaac
Nrwton tbourrbt ol himself •• having uomined
a f~· aheU• oo the 1M ahore while the whole vast
ocean lay before untouched and unexplored. ·AI·
bert Einstein was still searching for a 'unified
field theory', We humans really know very littJe.
With all human knowledge fractual, how can even
t.., wisest of our race in any field of human know.
ledge state what is factual and precision truth?
To know and to st8te the real facts 'and the
whole-truth about any one thing would require
a complete knowledge and understanding of all
things-omniscience. Therefore only God can
know and express 'factual and precision truths'.
And this He does. God spoke by His only prophets
and writers, whoae messages we have in the sac-
red Scripture of Old and the New Testament, in
language intelligibly to man, language sub·
ject to the laws of human speech. Human lang-
uage can be simple and plain, or figurative and
symbolical.
All figures of speech are found in the Bible
and every manner of diction. law, history, poe-
try. oratory-as well as every manner of expres·
sian. from s imple prose to the sublimest style of
poetical rhythm and imagery: but always in every-
thing 'factual and 'precision truths' are express-
ed. How could it be otherwise wh~n God is speak-
ing? To impart a symbolic meaning to plain and
simple speech. or to impart a literal meaning to
symbolic and figurativ{' speech. would be an out -
rage against human language and an affront
against the Divine Majesty.
The creation account in Genesis 1·3 is pl ain and
simple language that states clearly how t hings
were created: except for man, God simply spoke
and it wa s done. He called for that which was not.
and it was. As the psalms say: "He spakc and it
was·· (ps. 33. 91 "He commanded. and thE-y were
, created" ( Ps. 148) "they·· -the host of heaven
and earth-were created. called into being. when
God 'commanded, when God spoke. To intercal·
ade ages-millions and billions of years -between
the command of God and the response to His com-
mand is doing violence to ~uman language. God ~poke and it was done, that is. what God com-
manded was finished and completed as soon as
God finished speaking-that is the plain and
simple meaning of this statement: God spoke and
it was done. No clever sophistry and no scientist
can disprove the simple fact of this statement:
it records an event known only to the CrN.tor.
Cre•t.ion by emerpat eVolatioa ill a myth
of hum•a speeubltioa ooat.ndid.iag God's
plain st.temeat of f•ct-pl•ia blindness and
arroguc:e of the hum•n mind.
Again, when the oracles of God say: "He hang·
eth the earth upon nothing", !Job 26. 7) they
state a 'factual truth' that no human mind can
challenge. When Moses wrote: "for the life of all
flesh is the blood thereof." !Lev. 17. 141 God stat·
ed a factual truth that 3.500 years of medical
progress and research has only confinned. Simil-
ar. all symbolic and figurative language of the
Bible reveals factual truths, not assumptions. nor
guesses. nor probabilities. but truths that stand
forever. Ps. 119, 89. Whatever is symbolic or figur·
ative language in the Bible is not hard to deter-
mine except for the sophisticated mind.
The plain man and simple Christian easily
senses whether he is reading hi story. plain talk.
or figurative speech. He will naturally read Gene-
sis. all books of Moses, J oshua. Judges. Kings,
Chronicies and others as historical. as books that
record what actually happened. But when he
comes to the prophets. the Song of Solomon.
Ezekiel. Revelation and some of the Psalms. he
realizes that much of what he reads is figurative
speech. 'factual truths portrayed in symbols and
imagery.-and he find s the meaning of them in
the plain and clear pussages of Scripture. If he
cannot find the right mea ning. he is not disturbed.
but accepts what he reads until such a time when
God shall reveal its meaning to him.
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LOSlD, 11\Y SER.VANT
LlETW A"t WOME
SlC.K. OF T\.lE PA.LO:.Y.
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I '-'AVE NOT FOUND so GREAT F=~T'-' I "'lO,
NOT lN \SR.AEL.
T\::lE POWEll. OF
Faith
ONE DAY , AS JESUS was entering Copernaum,
He was approached by o Rom'on army captain.
The soldier told Jesus that his servant was
very ill with polsy. Qu ite s im ply , Jesus sa id
"I will come and heal him;' for He hod noted
o greot fa ith in the manner of the soldier. The
servant was healed within one hour, and
Jesus then bode the Roman farewell, say ing,
"Go thy wa y; ond as thou hast bel ieved, so
be it done unto thee." Th i s ·is one of o great
many exampl es in the Bible which teoch that
when we learn to expect, every good th ing
that we wont becomes o possibili ty.· People
ore defeated in life not because of a lock of
'
ability, but for lock of wholeheartedness. They
do not wholeheertedly expect to succeed.
Their hearts orett't ifll it, wh ich is to soy that
they them.t•es •• fll&t fully given. Life con·
not deny itself t. th. person who gives life
hi s all. Amazingly, few people do this1 and
th is is o fre...,t ceuse of failure or half at·
toinment. Jews' t.Chings offer liS one of the
most powerfv.l lws in the world: Train your
mind to believe1 • e~ct , ond to hove fa ith
in God. Thus, 11 tf thou canst bel ieve, oil
things ofe , •• aiiMe teltim that bel ieveth."
(Mark 9:23).
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Follow Jesus
a,-..IJONDia.
o...., • .._._..eo ...
~ --...... Cilrtotlon,' INtttr ... co-,.,_tM ... ., ......... aadtlke
• ----Olrtat, I would lilaw to pw up my ..-.· .I said, "No, ,.... wouldn't,"
"01.~ ........ ''l would."
I said, "'''o JGS -"1 not. if you
'ftftto...all--..thlsat.le
.... taM J-. Ovilt .. your
S.vtoor ud -out 01'! Hll aide
"'"""'' ..... -· thst _ ..... IOOd·fua-ac-*...... r1'fvolowt Pill
would pya rou qp and uve you the troul:rlle ... You do not have to pw the world up; the world
dtopl you ...,.... )'Ou ttep on Jftua' ''*· .But 1 wouW rattwr bt with Him wtMt a not ., ftc:k:W. I would
rather walk a.lofte with Him than
to tr•\-el With the crowd lo Hell!
Do you lmow wh)l you do not
co with Him! You do not want to
.... up ....
Now aet thk ltraJiht : rlvlnc up sin newr aaved U)'bocl)'. Sins
are simply llmbt on the tr.e of
tin. S.wbw ott Umbl don not pt
rid of tiM tNe ot lin. Qultttnc a
bad habtt doiN not ave a sinner.
tt ls not wftat you JIW up th.at
UVf'll )'OU! It Js what you pt
•hen you like Jnua that MVH
you, It .. not lfvinc up aome-
thina; It 11 retUne mrnethina that saves people. Get that stralJht!
.Chrlot Maol Jlo Firat
But 11 the ume time remember
that you eannot have JHUI Olrist
u W.. •• you have a sin -you
had rather have than to have Him.
1 am 1iek and tired of this super·
{1\la t. ~ J •' a .. ,. ..
... .... 4 "1 l)o ..... 1..,. "· r. C~lcap ll•rial • cl~l ..
a\'IJal'lical o.J&I•~ Dr-
J• .. , ... llle4 '-•• J•· ., at •• a.e>of84,wa•ul-. \ l4faatlooall,. boWa uaapllal
aad t .. a4.r cf Boll Jo .. • fla"' veNity Ia Ctaeavllle, S.C. Till Ia
eenaoo le reprtau:d fro. Th
Sworll of the Lord, P .0. 8os
1099, M.,.,...boto, Teu.)
Paul and SU.. .,.,.. '" Jall •t mldnlatlt, Thtlr IMt ...,. in
ttockl and thltlr bldtt w•N IM:~
Mated. Alttr • whUe suaa lakt.
"Paul, are you as&Hp!"
Paul uW. "No, Bll•s, I am not .........
"Paul, do you ttc·l Md! Doll your bl.ek hurt much! Is ther.
anylhlnr I can do for )'OUT Ma,)'
I rub )'OUr baek a UtUe'!'"
Paul aald, "No, SUaa: I wu not
thlnkinJ about that. l wu think·
lftl about the aooctne• Of God. Wasn't It wondl'rful for JHUI to
dr.t-for us'!' Ian't It wonderful to
he down here In jall for Him!
SUu, let's sin& aomethm.:•
Slla• said, "All rfcht. Yqu raiae
the tune." And they •nc· I do
not know what they sana. It must
have been some ot the Psalms. I
1ma1ine that today It would h.ave ..... '•
/Jt tM crots o/ Cltri3t I glorN,
Toweri•g o'er tlet! tc.-neb O/ ·time
All Ute ligltl o/ aucred ''011'
Gotl~ers 'roulld itt head nblfnwo.
Or It mirht have bt'en
Am I o MJldWr of Ote C1'031,
A folloWC!T' of rlut Lamb!
A!Wi slwll I Jeo r to own H .. ca~.
Or bht•ll t o •peak Hi.s ltHme!
~~~lt10~:~~r;1,'::1~1;1e J':~: Rut anybody can sine. e\·rn in a ·~ dunJMn with fet"t in stoc:ks and Christ, you must want Him more back la~ratNt. when God the
than you want ln,ythlnc or you Holy Ghost Is th<'re. And God the
wtll not haw him! You eannot Holy G~t Is always tht>re when
have anythlnc in P~fert'nce to 1tw child of God is .t hen•.
Him. '""'l\\u lhalt hne no other When 1 wu 1 boy an old coun-
lods before me." Your a:od Is the try Pffacher told me a story. It
thin& that Is tint In your life. If has stayed witt) me. t han• never you ha\'t' aonwthN else that Is flnt. you cannot hav«' Jesus. You forgottf'n it. He said that In a ct>rtaln American city thcrt' was must put Him nnt. a wickM, drunken Infidel man
Let IrK' tell you another story with a ..,runk en. Infidel wife. Tht'Y
quickly. Yean aro in a rnt'eting had a swtet little girl: and they
rtown South I said, "It anybody swo~ shto should never ro to
here wanta to be savt'd , c."'OinC up church. nev«'r Mar the' Goa~l ar:d
to thf: front. Jnua can save you." nevpr see a Bible. 1'be only !IIT'It'
A rttat many people came.', and she ever ht'ard the name of Jrsus
down the aisle with the others was when she he'ard It upon the
there stan:ered the bumit'st old profane lips of her family and the
bum I think I ever saw. His hair neichbon around her.
U N IV E Rs A L I S M IN T 0 0 A Y 'S ::-.. ";.:!~ w~:!'. ~\:,:;.~. ·~~: .. ~ 0~·~. ·:-:..:.-:~ ... "";::..:h:
clothes were raa:Jed. His body was mission door. She heard sinring.
THEOLOGY vermtn-lnfestM and dirty. She llslent'd to the son1. The
' oJJ ::;m a:v~~ ::,~Y a!;: :"al!~ ~~ic~ ~~:;n !:.:: ~~i
by Robert L. SaM'J' Th.D. God saved me befort" I a:ot to be meant. Ttw mlukln worker told
a bum. And'' I am goln& to be her the story of Jesus, took he-r Pro{euor of S111tematic Theology, Talbot TAe.U.qWnl Semi1tary honest . ~lib ~ou : It Wf.l never inside the door and cot ber down
f r•"' THf. KING'S BUSIHIU IJIOO 11•1• A.,.., L• Mlr•4 .. C•llf. fOUl 1 " ~y lor IN• tO put my arm around on htr knra. ShoP trultfd Jesus. f
'th' th h h · " ' a dkQI~'" thtnk t.b!rn ·• -'"'"' hGine., t..ppoy. Not c oNFUSlON &EIGNI 'l"'DA.Y WI In e e un:. u But, in so doinc. it loses it& identity u the iin1qlil a lot 0 IOOd. oad·Ume ftliaion in lmowiaa' her mother and daddy
to its mission in the world. While virorous ambauador of the eternal world and takea .ita plac;e a aoaP and raJ. The fin~ tbilit: 1mew the story she ran Into the
attempts a re being made to unify. and thus am-&.mong the maay social quasi-religious orraniz.a-any bum In this town who II con-house and aald. "Oh. Daddy : the
Plify the vo ice of the church, many within its fold tions attempti...-to _. men to live t.-.ther in vml!d will do is -to take • .bath. rno.t wonderful thlnr has hap-. ., a~" -•-I havl"ft't any contl~nce In any prnl!d to me!'' She told him about are not sure of. the message it should speak with peace. man ·, Christianity who does not belnr &aved.
a louder sound. So desperate has the situation be· This is not to deny social ramifications for the take a bath when he ought to The father was drunk and he
come that for some, the church, as an institution, h b 'bl 1 · • t th 11 have 11· whippt'd her. Her little dress R'QSpel. But t e 1 ica message IS 11TS e ca The old dirty, filthy bum knelt stainf'rl with blood, stu-:k to her
has gone out of date. It no longer serves any useful for man to find his eternal peace with God throqh at the front ; and I thoulht, "I wounded, blil!'fdi"l" back. That
purpose and therefor e should l>e discarded for a Christ. Then, and only then, can he properly let could have been just Uke him if Ncht the mother undre-ued her,
S ..... ul aa r Christianity. Religion must be sought in ad f 11 Th h h my father had not taken me to bathed her, put a little oil on the ...... that peace r iate to his e ow man. e C Un: a revival when I was eleven yeart ~n and put her to bed. The
the religion less walk of everyday life, not in the without 8 ft"'e8S33'e of eternal life to gain and eter-old." . ~ rwJrt mominc the lit tle cirl w11ked
cloi!'ter of the churc h. nal hell to shUR haa iost its relevance. Ttwl't' were a lot or nace, ~nt up with a fever. A doctor was·
Th;_'t mu ch of the ch nrrh has lost iL" relevance The Chn'st who c•-to seek and to save is the people lmHilnr. too: but I went called. He aKI 1M had pneumonia .
""i ...... ~ 0\'er t.nd put my ann around the He kept comlnc to see her, and
to the man on the !'lreet cannot he gainsaid. But primary teacher of an eternal punishment. To Him old bum and said. "Do you want to several days later he took the
the reason hehind this sad spectacle is not that the preparation fer the next life takes clear pre-be aavecn " mother and fathe-r to one side and
h 1---J can see him now as he looked told them there was no hope. the t rue ministry of the church as uet:Ome out-cedenCe over this one ao mUch ao that it would be out of thaw bleared. blood·s~t They, one on either skle of the
moded in a wor ld that has come of age, but that better to be MAimed now if necessary to pin the eyn and said. "Do you thmk bed stood there and watched their
the biblical message of an eternal redemption has life hereafter (liMit 9 :43-44). It is ftttin• that Jesus could do anythlna: for me'!'" littie clrl . They loved her. They
I 1 said. "Yes, sir, Jesus can save were just poor, miM:rable sinners. been reduced to a gospel for a tempora great so-this urgent wamin'g should come from the lips you." The rather was sober now, and
ciety. Perhaps the critics of the church are right of Jesus for He will one day situ Judg-e over man "WeJI," he ak1, "you s-1 ee, the mother was sober. • when they feel that such a m inistry can be car-and issue the.-.,. words to those who are unpre-l -I'm an old drunkard." The mother said, "Darline. do
n'ed on equally well when released from the con---__ ... I to rl t I Mid, "Jesus can aave an old you want anythinc'!'" pared, "DeJI&I'l •~ aJe, ye cu.--..., n eve U ~ drunkard." The little 11r1 said, "Mother, you
fi nes of the chu rch. ing ftre ,...,.ref f-:w the devil and his ang-ela" "Well." he saki, "You know. I've remember the dreu J had on when
BPhinrt the modern reori entation of the biblical (Matt. 26 :41). The meuaae of the church ia the been a drunkard for thlrty-teVen Daddy whipped~!"
h years." "Yes, darlinr. I remember." ministry and certainly a natural corollary wit message of God's Jeve in providin• salvation from I aid, "Jesus ean save a man "Mother, h-h--has that drl'ltl
it, lies the doctr ine of universalism. The message eternal punia,.._t, through simple faith. But it who has be-en a drunkard lor bfxn wa5hcd yet!''
of the church is no longer; a call for decision be-must also I'Mke e...,_ the cost of spumiq that thlrty-eewn years." The molt~r aid, "No, darlina:.
He Mid, "J-just a m-m-tn-Mother hasn't sent tht' dothes out tween eter nal life and Pternal separation from God, love. Only then doe. aalvation have real meanint ute. 1-1-was thlnklnc about it this week."
but rather the .annoul'cement that all men are al-and produce ef'ecta in life here and now. t.c:k there toni&ht when you were The mothe-r said. "Yes, 1 will go
ready vertically reconciled. They must now be rec-lalkinc. I d-d--don't believe a:<'t it for you ."
there has been one day In ten The mother went to the aoiled There are many things revealed in the Bible onciled on the ho rizontal level within society. yeart that I h.ave been tober." clothes, took tht' little. blood)'
that baffle all human understanding. The Bible Althou gh this universalistic concept is often 00 M~WUTE5 I said, "Jesus c:an saw-a man drcu out and brou1ht it in. Thto
states that the sun stood still and refused to go on Ly mutely presented to the laity of the church who has been drunk tor t~n }iltle girl took It In her hand and
)'eara." , satd, "Mother. may 1 ha,·c the' down for a whole day at Joshua's command. If by contemporary theologians, it lies embedded in "Well." he Aakl. "j--J-Juat a .:iuors!"
there was such a day when the s un refused to go their theologies which affect church life and creed. lltfll -M.L£ m-m-oment. I a-a-upoee The mothrr said, "Yrs, darllnc.
down for a whole day -atronomic calculations Karl Barth, r egarded generally as the father rr :':uo,__ )'-y-«a've notk:ltd that I am Mother will &ct you the KIQOrs."
indicate that there was such a day in the past-r h 11 d hod t h d sli&btl)' intOJCiellted ton'Cht." She bmuaht them to her. The o t e s~ca e neo-ort ox movemen , as one -1 said. "Jtsua c:an save a man little 1Jrl took t~ acis.sora In her how come that the whole universe, 50 delicately much to advance this cauM. Althou•h he denies whO la drunk tonlaht! Will you h.and and said. ··Motht'r, )'ou don't
balanced, was not thrown out of kilter? How could universalism and attempt8 to be paradoxical on tru.t Him as ,our Saviour!" minct. do you! You don't mind If
the earth. if it rotates at a speed of 1000 miles per A IANSOM FOI AU Ht' looked at me for a mommt. I cut out a little picff or thit
hour suddenly be stopped in its rotation without the subject, his doctrine of universal election in "t'nr 1ht·n· i• orw (~1 . ...t une ,..i!Jhl •ancl hc.iMC" f'<U~I wilhi•tll I saw a UtUe upnulon of re-btoody cloth!" upse~ting everything on earth. without causing Christ leads inevitably to that conclusion. Accord-~h~lilll~>' tw:t. Wt't-n c;,,.1 and IM'n. nrwe lin 10 our dlarwr. •-tOftd_ma,._~lll...,.lod ht
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hall ol the earth to be m. undated by the wa•··s '1n• to, Brunner, men of Barth'a think:in• are "like ~, ,_ ,....,,...,. bu! ... ~·-.. 'ld, ,,
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of tbe oceans? So, how much do we really know people who seem perishing in a stonny ML But in tltma·lf • Q"•'"' fnr .u. 10 be crcrlltt'll 10 all b!:l'"t"rL nt.-n uf n.m he lt't It rau on tht' brnch. df'rttand: but 1 think 1 am d)rlna.
about how the univene is run !? reality they are not in a sea where one can drown, 1••ilk-ll in •hie' timf'" (I Tim. • ap. 11 wu'""' pt'Ddailnc..,t 11n. HI!!' .. ld. '"rll dit' bt'fOI'(' I'll e\Tr You know 1 trustC!'d Je-sus and
Again, 'We know that light is color, and color is but i11 shallow water, where it il impoaible to :t:a. tl). ~ •WMII'*' lfttr the au.. wht·n toudt anotht-r ~,! Sa\'t',me. Je-!:addlp ~-"!lnchi,....J .. u.,.• ..
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and oa walls and paper? So agun. how much do Barth, if not more so, in America, becaUM of hla· •"'rart•c.-~ W<" will fftl 1~ l'l«'ll uf Thi• i• •h)· ''"' .,_k 'k"'llll" .. told him. He •kt, "I want to Jotn • little-piK-e ot thil bloody doth.
werMlly know about things. about the mysteries shorter more usible worka. He q not f~ from a ._-.liator-a .,_htt.~......,-who un ~:~~~~::~.:~:.::.~:'~t~·~;::.~:::., ~::" .:-"~.=7·~11!.:': ~~~t-:::~~~~=r!rnd..:l:
of tbe universe? With Ul 3 is 3 and 1 ia 1. but with this tendency himself While attemptint' a ftDaJ rtptt•'11 • In the 1!"._..'" flf f;u.t. ,..... tUt could t•llr him ln on pt to brlt.otd a little lor Kim. MIQ' God 3 i.e 1 and 1 is 3. SO again, how 'factual' ia·our . I h. . _.. end -Juh felt thie whm. rnlilina thl• It was whl."' "-•'· the dl".f ttl tM IPOf •-' tiYt Wls a lktt.odlillt I, ltlollwr!" ........~-v thematic& ph . hil paradox, he ptles a 1 t e wel ... t on one , IK't'li. he-cried : ""Tht-ft il ,... day .. •1~~nc,., ••• •n,t -the-,.,., tn etMwctl. A lk1holtiat -elot'hcr was She dl~ tht' nu~ ""--of :;;;;;i;'i our ma ' our yiiCII, our p · · lng emphatically thAt God hu nvealed one plan mllfl who an lay hll h•nd upon 111 ,,.,... ....... t!Wit C".oal bepn .'" ahnw ......... tattre. J ~ "What bloocb' e~"'and thm d~"'
~~-L--tiM atat.he•atieal {.,.ala in the Bible, a plan of univeru.l salvation. • ... h .. <Jflb t-Il). w hi• , ... , O.r&. h.t d6al •• "11 t1n1rc1a do,... •• to JOMT" wtwn 1 think 0( •II He dkl ror
.... :-tM =-&~tat ........ the .....,_, Coming cloeer' to home, Nela Fern, an AIDiri-Th,a..t O•t1 • ... ,_.., .. M .. _.. ,..,._ kw au ... •*' c:o.t nnw •·Ht He ...t. "lib """ &s • lllc1h--ud •c •-v•er
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that~ haw ";
:-....:.. 1 ••td• .a die ..m e1 God, tMt can theoiQiian, asserta without any pan&:m, -to ,twwr" !'-._.. poooifktf""' •· :!.::'h.., pndatM thil .,..._ =-~ •.,.•w .. '!: . ...:: i: :':':: '*"' 111 a;u for "':f ...
8 .. 1 ., ... •t tile-" tJutt la.dooe attribute eternal hell to any God ia litera.IJ7 blu-ful Mm-a .,...._, .,..., 0 " • te -IIIII. ..,. ..._ tlw ...,. I_,.._. • .._. I'IWJ tht -r-_
lloo_; .. n th•sh• ... ...._to phemy, the attributinr ot the worst to the t.L '¥d-ut • bdllft a ...,. c: •• t. 'rhiiM wtly htiii'•C"J*Inan· .. tl • t a Pte_. took..._...., ~-... ,.• ..... -llod-~-lo-
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.... 1 sl Is tiiii&&M,.-.,_ ~..,. ita Inward look 11r perllapo bolter Ita oporard look. -,.. _.,_ .,._ ,.... '"" --., """'· -'"W. - -•• •• od - -...................... .._,......... • ' of .................... ,_ ,.oct, • .., .. ,, • ..,..,_,., ....... , --.... -...... _ .............. _
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, ...... ,..., 17,Ji. _,._lllnJ churelr tunuo to -ular. -uol, and palltit:al ••• 11r, 1 •1 '•--... w -· -N:IJ). -•--ao -. a.or. • 11. -•-.,,
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Seniors top
• roll
Tltt fi111 .._, .. , lloaOI toll at Coaona del Mu Hlab
lclloot litlt U4 atwleau, inc:I&Mii q 93 auiOtt, 64 ; ..
•1011, 14 topliaOIROIII , end 12 fttilluDM,
The (ollowina )4 ttudentt addend tUaiaht A ICICOIIdt
(not couatina P.l!.)
Senion -LindY Blue, Brook Ctou, Mallin Getbaum
Susan Jac:ruoa, Lawie K11m11, Petet Love, Ootdon MC:.
Collom, Buace Me~Wan, Debby Shiahlcotf, Clirfoed Smith,
one! Basbua Stalk.
Juniou-Donna Holme t, Kathsyn Lynch, Paula Rabino-
wit&, Cynthia Speyeu, and Anaela Totti.
Sophomo~ea -Calol Blanpiod, Maty Brecht, Ethan Gel·
Lawie Hudton, Helton John'ton, Cynthia McWhin,
McJ(er, Ma~y Cktnoal, Susan Thompton, and Sally Van
-Robeu Galber, Charlei G•imshaw. Karen
Heilia, Maaaie Kniaht, Ken Neiuer, Pamela Oamu a, Nina WILLl-\M ~. WATT, 4J5
Parker, lft:d ·Janet SUnton. '3egonla :.\ve., Corona del
JAMES J. WATSON, 17,.,. In add;libn to the atudenta with abaiaht .. A" recotds, Mar, has been promoted to
Skylark Ln., Bay crest, has the rollowina students are on the Honot Roll: manager of housing con·
been appointed program S.niott: Robett Dale Linda Natbeu struction for the Irvine
manager for research and Zeenat Am~ .Mup.1et Dye Ric~ ~err
development and Industrial Steven Amhna, Kenneth.Ewell Chuacme Newelr Company. He will be re--
o Cydney Armabona Kent Fe1e 1abend A1thu1 Peppazd sponslble for the ~eslgn ~ grams on the Chaparral , Ma zy Ban Lau1a Felpuon Janis Pemwozth and construction of Irvine
a1r defense system at Phil· Nancy Beach Gene Fiaher Jamie Peteuon Company-owned and opera-
co-Ford Aeronutronic Oivi· J ohn Beloi n Lautie Fullet Rick Peboa ted apartments. He was
sion in Anaheim. Aeronutro-Cathy Blacibwn Cindy Gadaaian Hayden Phelps wlth ~.A. Watt Construction
nic is sys tems contractor John Blait Linda Gill Sheui Polk co. before joining the Irvine
on the Chaparral air defense Linda Bohannon Lorene Glue• Piper Post Company in l%S. He Is a
system for the U.S . Army Mi~h~e l Bouahey Lury Gtiawold Sue Power . . . Kus tme Brown DeboJah Guemaey Roalyn Rawhnas graduate of Stanford and Is
M1ssde Command,Redsto~e Kathetine Bradrotd Randy Hauis Bur ton Ray a mem ber of the Construe-
Arsenal, Ala. Mr. Watsorr William Btanham Steve Hutley Lewis Rime• tlon Industries Committee of
replaces Victor 0. Iglesias, Sandi Br ownsbezaerKarl Kellet Janet Rqdetre1 the LosAngelesArea Cham-
who has transfe rred to op-David Buraeu Janet Heste1 lnarid Rowland ber of COmmerce. He and
erations support at Aeronu-John Bums Mary Hodot William Ryan his wife, Dee, are parents
Enrollment up 7aS% ;=~:t~:R_~~~~3 ·lMdl::AYo:=.'r:r.
lpriq .,ollmeat foe dey last year, (Of an inctcue c1 ::====================:, ciUHt .'' Oranac Coatt 36 per cent, The dilttict.
Collep 11 Yp 7 .~ pet c~nt wide arowlh (Of (ull time day ..,,~ tall yeaa. Fmal rea••· students it 14.2 pet cent.
••lion flautea show that In the evenina c:olle¥e,
9CC haa 6,US day students t)CC has 8 919 reaistered
forthel968 sp~lna semester, Last year, Occ had 8,916: ~uo4 t114th 5,807 last This however included
,.... I 0 r. ·d . 1,982 emolled in adult edu-"?1 en West hat 2~357 lh1s cation claues.
apuna, comp&Jtd w1th 1.725
CUSTOM HOMES-~iMOOELINW
COMMERCIAL
Pe rsonitl~td St.r''ll't
DON E. ELDII
ELDER CONSTRUCTION CO.
H Y hn in Newport Beach
1107 E. lollloo 11•4. 67).4590,
l
COMPLETE FUNERALS ,_ '245
COMPLITI FUNERAL AND BURIAL CENTER
CEMETERY LOTS MAUSOLEUM CRYPTS
From Sl30 From $46)
.iltmnrial Jlar
tron ic's Newport Beach Robe1t Cazley Thomas Horn Jon Saaud of a son, nJ.P."
headQuarters as manager of Nanc y Clayton Nancy House Paul Sansone CEMETElY·MAUSOLEUM
od 1 ' Ca•ole Clouon H•n•y Johnson Jan Shel HAND IS CAUGHT FUNERAL HOME
.Mortaary-f::emetery
"Everything in One Beautiful Pl«e"
Because the funeral and burial center Cllncept
eliminates the need for processions through
heavy ~affic on overcro_wded highways, family
and fnends alike may now pay their full re-
spects by attend ing the burial service, as well
as the chapel service, all at one beautiful place,
at less cost and more convenience.
Pr uc support. David Cook Norman J ohnson James Shelton Three year old Pauici a CHAPELS-CREMATORY
Kathy Coombs Stephen Jwnp Wendy She lton Chapman or 1525 Santa-SERGEANT SERVES
WITH'IIOHORED UHIT
Sgt. Jo se I. Tovaz-Vcaa,
son or \lt. and \bs . E.V.
Tovar or 209-t Pomona Ave.,
Costa \lesa, has been 1e·
cognized fo 1 helping his
unit eazn the U.S. Aiz Fuzee
ouut.anding unit awazd in
Thailand.
lie is a je t engine mech-
ani c in the 42~8th Strategi c
Wina at U-Tapao Ail field,
The uni t was cited roz
achieving an exceptionally
mezitorious rating du1ing
the pezi od nr July I, IQ66 ,
to June JO, 1<>67 , while
ope rating on a base that
was still in the eazly s tages
or con s t'1ucti on and with the
Nancy Caeamet John Kinkel Michael Simkin nella Tel,, Irvi ne Teuace, COLUMIAIIUM
Car?lyn Oady Flan.cois L.e ~Jer c Robin Steele caught her hand in a slot Ym&ANS LAWN
Enuque deMesUal Sylv1a Loplllch Tom Tallon in a book case and had to
Gerazd l?e,thiel Mindy Mille.r MIIJalet Thielemeir be rreed by Newport Beach 213 GEneva 1-6577
Janet D1etz Robert Mos1e1 Thomas Vande1 pool r; e Mo d mo min&
William Oootson Richa1d Neiue1 Aliaon We it r~F~,~~m~,n~6:_·_n_•_Y _____ ~~~~~IIIJ'! Waltez Doualas Steve Nielsen Sheila Wolfe e · • ·
La11y Ounmi1e Ke vi n o•Le11y Frnh••n
Michael Ellis Linda Palenchat Mark Aldrich
Linda Fab1egas Patti Palmer Chris Andeuon
Richazd Garber Susan Reed The1ese Baede
~1alinda G1eele y Jan Rinaldi Debozah Beuy
Sue G1een Ellen Rose D11 cy Black
Funk G1ego1y Gillian Ru uell Erin Blackwell
Jean Haramia Paul Sk illman Thomas Boughe y
Patty Helin Anne Smith Allhur Bzown
Chantal Henzy Jeff1ey Stiebez Claud ia Cazve1
She1i Hochman Nancy Stratton Jeff Child
Nancy Horrman Shannon Sumner Elizabeth Dale
Ba1ba1a Hoose Chaz on Thompson Mimi Dupu ie
Ronald Hooven Azmol Todd Calhe1ine Eby
Tom Ho1nbeak Jan Traphaaen Steven England
mi nimum amount of equip-\ialy Hudson Judy Twile&al Mike flynn
men t and peuonnel. J ohn Johnson Wedny Walker Mike Fox
• FOR A
'.,, .. .... ..
A"reeclt to •• Generol lnsurence
Con tart
ED WARD
AT
JAY & RENFRO
N. NEWPORT BL
NEWPORT BEACH
.... ...., ..... .......... ~
Donna Johnston Dean Wiese Bauy Galloway
Thomas Key Robert William& Healhez Grindle
Tom Kier Janet Wriaht Robin Growez
Doualas Kollus S.ph ... res Br ian Han is
, Linda 'Kt6hif Michele Attanaaa Ray Hauiaon
John Mfhff ~.". ~ '!!oii,Y ~~~~~ ' c"""h·l}1f.W~i:"l d" ' . Ann Maloney r.faine oalnaJd 1l "Ffayw11
Linda Marosy Monica Bennett Mreti&iet 1Hickey
Nancy Millet Lucie Bert ley Randy HoHman
K1is Moore Claudia Buckey Janice Hooven
Pete Nagel Chr is tine Suman Sue Kemb le
Susan No1lh1i dge Kathleen Camp Sazah Kincaid
Claig Page Mazn a Cartel Tina Klau s
T1acy Parks Ri cha1d Chelew Richa1d Lee
Do1oth y PatteJSon Amold Clark G1ea Loitz
Thomas Pwcell Maty Con y Jerreuon Loubet
Emme tt Raitt . Chzistine Cote Bzuce Lyon
Kenr.e th Reed David Dunlap. Vi1~in ia Mas on
Andtew Rose Cathezine Eali M~11a McCazty
Henz y Roys tet Elsie Feiae D1ana Mellott
Mazk Salyez Leslie Fenn Catherine Mic,ha•o l•l
Dale Samoket June Feuo Debbie Milholland
Gayle Scroggs Benedict Fzaass Lynn Milici
David Selbst Lau1ie Gaae Sua~tn Mulkez
Vickie Shaw Mary Giozdano D?ualas Mullen
Keuy Sieh Marilyn Gtubb M1ke Mutter
Geozgene Smith John Harmon Debbie Otto
William Smith Jeanne Hayes Nancy Po le
Linda Stanley Charmaine Ca1olyn Prough
Sandra Stein Hendeuon Mazk Rabinowitz
Susan Thompson . Pat1ick h win Doualas Reavie
Allan T owne Maacia Jackson Jeff Reichelt
Be nny Vilolia Lau1el Kadlec Orca Rose
Scott Webel Ba1bara Katz J . Ke ith Samuels
DeAnn Willardson Janet Katz Lee Se cazd
Steven Wolrr Bzad Kluewez Debbie Shannon
Scott Woodward Dave K•ohn Pat Si lei
Tracey Lewia Eleanoz Smith
Juniors Gr eaory Lima Joan Smith
Betty Benson Kenneth Lindahl Andrea Statz
Rayme Sera h is Lindbeza Louaint Steen
Vickie Black William Loitz Susan Slilaenbauel
Pamela Bl alack Helen Luckhardt Solveia Stole
Russell C111penter Ri chard M•c~tun Bonnie Thompson
Elizabeth CaJVe r· Doualu McCotkle Kenneth Tilley
Ch zistophe1 Cooper John Mcintosh Chulotte Tonae
Marianne Cox Candace Moo1e1 Tamata Watt
Robert Crawrord Pamela Murrin John Wh ittaker
Steven C1ooke Patricia Naael Matilyn Willson
ALL .. A .. STUDENTS AT 0CC IIOMOIIID
the Harbor ~ea :
Colona del Mar -~un
Haley ud David Campbell.
14101 -14803 lEACH ILYD., WESTMINSTER
714 TWINGb l-2421
BEll. BJIOADW A Y
MORTUARY
Broadway -.-o.o.-
o r 684 atudenll who e&nl•
ed at leut a l.O arade
point averaae (9 or better)
at Qranae Coast Colleae
dulina the ran semester, 22
had t baiaht A 'a•eraae<•.o>.
includina the rollowina rrom
F~:!"~!~~:.~:~i~~: IV-ur money earns more in a Glendale Federal
den. Sae Plett. Monika
Thol,.argost Bible Clau in !Ito Harllor A-
htvlt.s,.. te • sN4y In wltlct.
"The Bible Co•es Alive"
TIME, E•wy s..4oy _,.1•1 ho• 9,45 to IChSO
' rLACE, PIIIST IAPnST ~01
Of COSTA MISA
301 .M-Ila -·
A I' ARM I'ELCONE' AI'AITS YOU I
BRING YOUR CHILDREN I
~::~:dk!'::::.~~a~=~~ BOnus Account than it does in a regular Knllht. 'ladl Panel. Kevin
WaUon, Teddy McCausland, ~=:lliller and Henry gs account anywhere else in town.
LITCH, our manager in Newport, wonders why every saver doesn't kaap hla
IIOI'Mty here. A8k Ruse how a Bonus Account can earn more for you.
2333 East Pacific Coast Highway at MacArthur Boulaverd
GLENDALE FEDERAL SAVINGS
AND LOAN ASIOCt .. TION /lU.I N OF~IC( QLlNDAU
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FO-..IIIL 1 MIARS CMI.A
NOW AT
1780 NEWPORT BLVD.
PH . 646·93Ut:o 1ta :\'leu.
Youth legislators report
lrL,_ .. _,
T._I:J biab actl&ol at~
HllldtDCalhe'lra,.e Cout
Y, ... with 400 other
Calirorman boy• an.t airh,
know a lot I'I'IOte about bill
p .. aina now that they have
lltendod the lOth YMC~
youth and aov ernment moJel
leaialature in Saeramcnto. ·
Thi • leai slawre, a mi ni a.-
two version ot the reaul a.r
California Legialature, at-
Iowa -studenu to learn the
leai slative processes by
imitating the roles or
senabrs, assemblymen,
lobbyista. etc.
Y, Mid. "h waa a. p .. l
leamlna ••rience. ·o\11 ot
tiM Wile that .. c:onsid•ed
wore well prepated and
very well presented. -\ ..
aumi .. that the bills woul d
be put into errect, I feel
that all or the Jtudent IJ
auumed the ruponaibility
o( ju at coui-ieration or how
the bi II a miaht benefit the
State .of California.. ..
Jocelyn Streak, Harbor
o\FS student hom South
o\frica. atated, 10{ think it
wu upecially good (or you
o\mericans. · We learn so
mueh about th e t\rnerican
aovarrnent in Civics, but
The "youth leaislators•• it was helpful to see it in
were addressed by Governor action. It was really an
Reaaan on the opening Jay. insi&ht, and very educa-
''1 couldn't be more tiona!. The participants
elf.cited or more approvina. (AFS st udents were ob-
I don't recall anythina like servers) executed them-
this in my own you lh," selves in a very diplomatic
was Governor Q.eagan 's way, an-J I was very im·
reaction to the model pressed."
legislature. r1e emphasized The Orange Cout Y in·
Cali for..-a's place in the traduced a bill which would
worl d, IWid the role of youth get peop le off lhe welfare
in goverrvnent, statins t hai ro ll s and help them 10 help
the model leaislators of themselves by learning
today may be the real ones skills.
of tomorrow. Jan Lu ymes, :!arbor llish
Lorri Ll oyd, a '!arbor senior and senator from the
High s enior, and assembly-Orange Coast Y, presented
•!:;;;:;:~~;~~=;:~:m:a~n:~:or~t~h=c:O~r~a;n;,g=c~C~o~o~•.:,t the bill in the ~enate. Emmett '{aitt, Corona Jel Le., •• ., lucwthe ,. ..... si.c. 1176 '.lar senior anJ an asse.nbly-
"ffl&n, introduc ed ttk: bill in
the -'\sSembly. The bill
passed both houses, Na s
'ign eJ by the youth gover·
nor, and in a sense, b~
came a I aw'
AGNES ALLEN, Newpo rt
Balboa Savings and Loan
Association employee, was
awarded a farewell gift re-
cently upon her retirement
after 25 years of service.
She has been 'NOrk ing as
assist...,t to the chef in the
in the s-story headquarters
building din ing room at 33bb
Vi a L icb. The award, a gold
necklace and pin, wa s made
by Chairman of the Board
P.A. Palmer. Agnes Allen
has been a long time resi-
dent of Newport Bea ch.
LOCK CO. DIVISION
MOVING TO BACK BAY
Schlage Lock Co. broke
ground recentl y fo r a 50.000·
square foot facility on a 10-
acre si t e pu rchased in the
Irvine Industrial Complex,
'lear the county airport,
Th e o no-slol)' building,
slat ed for completi on 1n
July, will house Schlaa:e's
custom hardware division,
which manufacturers build-
ers ' hardware. This division
of the San Franci sco-hea~
quartered firm is no w
ted in Los Angeles.
lo ca-
LEARNING LANGUAGE
•
Lincoln 7th graders lead
The 2nd ••••t•r hoDor roll li Abrlhn Lincoln School
In H..,rView Ki_ll• inchadea n aixth araders, 72 uvenlh
plden, Md 70 e1abth arMera. The fo llowina eamed all A pad .. :
Sev~nth arade -Franci1 Boero, Robyn Child, Tricia
Crooke, BNce Hildenbrand, Stove McFarland, Liz No ll
Sta:ey Piau, Meaen Thornpaon and Terry Watt. '
B11h1h Jradc -Bud Baker, Doua Bauie, Kellyn Beeck
John Blanpied. Bliubeth Brimmer, Jim Cote , Bob DeMlu' ~arin Feldman, Sue Hodc)l, Scott Hombeak, Kate Jayne:
Jam l.uu, Stephen McConr.ick, John Mile1, Robert l\1ont-
~ery,MarciaRicca. Nancy Ryan, Candace Sieale, Kathy
Sm th and Healhor Weir.
Here are the honor roll swdents:-
6th c .....
Jamie Ande rson
·Jeanine -\nanaga
Pete o\shley
Lanadon Beeck
Carol Berney
'iimon Bouahey
Cathy Crone
Karen 'Ja\loway
Ketty Hyman
Valerie 1\·kln is
Cory O'Conner
'it.eryl Peteuon
Ken Sachet
John Van Ho1n
Cathy Wazd
l(athy Watson
Robin Weed
J. B. Whi tne y
reff lianis
7th Grade
Pam <\rms tt ong
Barbara Babbe
Francis Boezo
Jennife1 Booty
Gina Calder
Robyn Child
'Jiane Ch1is tensen
Robert C la1k
Tlic ia Crooke
!:tebecca ')avis
Jeff fJye1
Jil! faJwe ll
Ann Fitzgerald
'{a1en F1ench
Susan 'Jottschalk
Heidi Hewitt
Steve McFarland
Sue Milholland
Si ne Monroe
Lisa Montooth
Oenise Newcomb
Liz Noll
o\nita Palenchar
\1arc Pana
Nancy Pawlik
Stacy Platt
5(athy Punell
Laurie Pyne
Leslie Reed
Nancy Robettson
Jefr Rowland
Tom Shelton
Patti Slope!
\iegen Thompson
1\ristin Tool
Joe Tosti
Teny 'Natt
Paul Whittake1
Ka1in Wood
Nancy RaJer
.lennifez Newsome
Lori Fouts
Julie F leeman
Pennie Jla 1cow
Loui1e 'Jott•chalk
')an "Jriasby
\1u nay '·I elm
'iue 11odoz
Scott Hornbeak
Juenby liyman
Kate Jayne
Phil Jones
Peagy K ali sch
Linzee Kull
Linda Lebcnbaum
Jim Luse
James \1atch
Rick \IIIienthai
Vicki \lcCarty
Tom '•tcCozkl e
C)tephen McCormick
Cindy \lichaets
Patr ice \li ckel son
John \Iiles
l(itty \1ock
l{obcll \tontgomery
8th Gfod• Jane \lo11i son
!(athy <\uvenshinc 'Jave OttO
B1 ad Bak e1 l(alhy l}~tfor d
IJoug Hattie John P11k
Laurie Bayless .o\nn PloCto l
!(ellyn 9eeck Calhy Pu1mo11
John 131anpied Jan~ ~e_thlefsen
t:l izabeth '3ri mmer \latta Qlcca
I:Jic '3ruce '<lis ~ubl y
'ieon Cameron Nancy !:tyan
Nick Cazrentct 'ihelly ~yan
Konrad Cla.k Ou is ~chwe1
MEII'OIIT~ARIOR EJI!ICJI
SECOIID SEcnOII ._-P ... 4
THUIISIIA Y •. IAIIOI 7. 1•
COIIOIIA DEL 11A11. CAUr.
Hawaiian Vacation
ANO
Paiftltd in Oils
Fruits-Flow..-s -landacapes
liv
THELMA PADDOCK HOPE
(A Corwno dol Mar Artlot)
18 Pointing a on Display ot
MUTUAL SAVINGS
LOAN ASSOCIATION
2867 EAST COAST HIGHWAY
COijl!IIA DEL MAR
LADIES! ASK FOR TICKETS
INVITATIONAL SHOW FOR MARDi
AT THE MESA THEATRE
VALET
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COitOHA DIL MAll, CAUfOaNIA
-CHASE 6 HELEN CRAMPTON
• Leopold -Kno ll -Herman Miller -
Domore - Hiebert -Robert John -Gunlocke -Jo1•
per -General Fireproofing -All Steel Equip.
McDowell & Craig-Harpers of Calif, -Me ilink
Studerts Nho attended the
model state legislature, the
governnr's ball, anJ a siole
trip ID San Francisco in-
cludd Jan Lu y:nes, Lorri
Lloy.i, '.1arsha )o...,man,
Matta '..tueller, Cindy
Place and Lynn ~osener
from t-larbor Hiah; Stephanie
\1i zell , Emmett Rai u, anJ
o\ngie Tos ti from Corona del
'.1ar Hi gh. They were ac·
Airman Steven J. \lyeu,
son of \·h , and \liS, \\arvi n
0. \lyers of -'015 \larcus
Ave., We s t Newport, has
completed basic uaining at
Lacldand AFB, Texas. lie
has been assign ed In the
Ai1 Force Techn ical Train-
ing Center at Syracuse
Uni ve rsity , N. Y., for
specialized schooling as a
language specialist. li e is
a 1967 graduate of Newpoll
Harbor High School.
Btuce Hil denbrand
Jodi ~lost
Jane Hudson
')avid Ir win
l(risti ('J az ke \like Cievier
l)ebbie Cook C anda 'iiegle
Jim Co te '<athy 'imith
Bob ')avis -\su id Store
.. F.xn•llt•tll C lt::ming-
• Fint: l..1U11dn
208 H. Main Sfreet 320 N. Anaheim Blvd.
Santo Ana -543·3101 Anaheim -77.4-1900
PRESCRIPTIONS e FREE DEL/VERY • CHARGE ACCOUNTS
/Vewpprt eeHfet Pltarllt~Jt
-WI. '~ ~
ISLo\N-O l
Tll.nl 144-2131
KASPER KINOSIANOWHER
NEW CAR
LOANS
a>~ani eJ by 3 aJult
supervisors. \1r s. <\lice
F0 1., who was in charge of
all the legi slati ve atJes at
the legisl ature; \Ir s. J ar·
bara Klimkiewicz, and \Irs.
Harriet '{aitt
Police BloHer
Saturday, Feb. 24 r:, ~ un~o.wn projectile .•. -\o
White Velma 1'od4,_ 31tM urunvlte~ and unweleonr.e"
'ieashore Or., West Newport, intruder at the home or
was vacuumina in the living Thomas 'itau, 713 Poppy
room, she heard a noise -\ve,, Corona del \lar, call-
that turned out to be het ed ou t in a husk)· voice,
52() window , btoken by some "')on't corr;e out; I've go t
a gun," but the intzuder
fled when surpti sed by \h ,
~tan a t -1 :45 a.m ... The
F01d ~anchero belonging
to Gar y Tolmie, 536 ~I
\!odctna, Newpo1t Heights,
was damaged afte r breaking
a fire plug at ground le vel,
at Polari s, »outh of r,aluy,
l)ove1 Shores. .James
81ooks, 633 Park Lido
r:h ive, Lido Peninsula,
while sailing around the
bay, discovered his white
t)abot mooted a t a Newpoll
1-latbor Yacht Club ringer
dock.; it had been taken
without h1s consent.
Some.,ne entered hi s car.
pOll and s tole a toni bo1
and tools, Wfl flh <~:1 50, re·
ported \lichael R.1w an, 415
N. Newpoll Bh·d .. New rort
Heights ... \lichael \Inn is,
7 18 Fetnleaf, Colima del
\tar, biking on Tiller. ll al·
\lark l(aragianis
Susan Katz
Bob l)eLancy .ludy Thompson
llnb ')e\lott Carlo To s ti
\latt La11 abee Lany '1enne1 Bill Vi eraever
Rod \·la1ch 131 ad 'Jietz And rea Waten
Cind y \larowi tz
<\ndrea \1c -\dam
Sue McClellan
l(aJ in ~eiJman lleathet Wei r
~i ck Felthuis 'itanle)j_Wlasick
r\tark Fi tch ~icky Yo rba
SIIITiriiiOS. CO.
He.ttng -Air Hardware· Ou Pont Pa int
C.41tio"ing SITiilll Appliances
Sh .. t Metal 2205 W. Balboa Blvd,
1640 Sup..-lar Ave. Newport Beach
Lll-5531 Phone 673-2350 !]~~~~~=====•--PR_I_H_T-IH_G ________ ___
..f.onain& •
BEAUTY NOOK
2732 E. Coast Hwy.
Corona del Mar
Ph one b73-733b
BUILDING
•
• REIIODELIIIG •
ADIITIOIIS
LICEIISED & IOIIDED
FRED H. GERWICK
Jew G.ldo .... d
673-6041 -549· 2170
Ensign Pub lishing Co.
CJ ffut Printers
• Hi gh speed rotary
offset press
• Varityping
• Head I iner
2721 E. Coast Hwy ,
CORONA DEL MAR
Phone: 67J..0550
eUPHOLHERY
UPHOLSTERING
(Ry Europ~m Cra[t &mel'l )
REMODEL: 2 p<. ,., OHL Y
169.50 Coli "1•"'1"
215 Molo H. I. 536-<1405
FREE del & piclurp
• Ah l·rarion'
Pick Up & Dell•ery -Phone 675-0310
Accounu Invited --
"1iii
WILCOX.CIUTTINDEN
HAIIDWAIIE
Nrrieatlenal ct..,t .... IMka
1700 W. Coast Hwy,. N.l. ..... ,,
1·1~1\ll ···"'"
PLUMBING
A. R. MARSAC
PL~MB ER
700 Carnation Ave.
Co rona del \lat
Pl wnbing Repairs
DAY & :<IGfiT
WATER fiEATERS
673-4130
NURSERY
Off .... ?.~u •• .... ·-.... ---·--• .... ooc ... , ..... 11 "" ........ .
o PET SUPPLIES
TROPICAL FISH
We have the largest and
most beautifu l selection of
tropical fish in t he area.
We also carry a full line of
aquariums , and all acces·
sor ies needed for the hobby.
Soulh Sea Tropical
218 W. Wi I son Street
Cos ta Mesa -548-7961
o PHARMACY
bot View II ill s, was in· s.,.,,,., th. Coouol
vo\ved in a colli s ion wi th •••• •ilh Ouol ltJ
the C~l driven hy Flede rick c-c-• &
Gimmel, 3601 ~urfview , at !Uicle,.,S.nd ce Wolch'• Ce,.crelo the in~erse c tion o f Tille1 i;:;;.,..;,;j; Rd., LI8·33J8
Shrub~, Interior Plants
Tropieol & Trees
lnsectcides ond Fertilizer
S&H Green Stomps
FRf:t-: l>fi.I \'E RY -----cu-~--O--M-----~~~~0~~~~~
FU RNITURE UP II OI-ST"ERY I[!:!....~
• QU ALl TV WORK •
CHRISTENSEN
PHARMACY
302 1 E. Coast Hw y,
Corona del \tar
Phone: 67 3·2550
•
AS LOW AS
COSTA M£SA
ltennath W. Fowle•
230 btl 17th Slr .. t &U-1660
DANA fOOINT
Gfffollf Hunter
24611 L• ,au
496-JHl
•
DISCOUNT
SAN JUI\N Ct\P'I$TIIIt\N0
Thomn J. Wln.el
31971 C•mlno C•~J<II••no
4U -114r
Membe• FM•••• 0.~1 lnr.u••nc:• Cor.-o••llot!
O.DOtltt ln.u,_ to 115,000.00
and Seabreeze ... <\rthur Cos&aMesa
Kindt ick, -IJ, nf 29 12 W. t ===========~ Coast Uwy ., No. 14, \lari-
ners \-tile, was bonked on a • DRY CLEANING
wauant h um the l)tange
Co unt)' '1a1 bot Judicial f)is· -n
ttict for di splaying a gun ()#. N.
in a thzeatening manne1. . . l.C.t'4
\·lonte f)avid of Laguna CINID
Beach was taken to Uoaa
llospital after a ca1 coll i· Pro(euia.al and budaet
sion with the parked ca1 lciea•i••l -(all Nnicc
belongina to Donna llalli· -quality work-
button, -1507 Perham, Cameo Ml( a .. vicc laundry.
Shores, and the stopped cat Piniahed Lunct:y
of Lonaine Hosford, of the At•cy
Lido Sh.ore Hotel, on Coast
Hwy., west of Fern leaf, ,_ I. C.•at H.ry., CDII
C01ona del Mat .•• A ma1ble 11J..N05
btoke a window at the tesi-~~~§!:=======~ dence or Robert Stewart, r.
114 43rd St., West Newport
••• Harbor maste 1 o\1 Obera,
2038 Mirama1 flr ., Ba lboa,
reponed a broken window
at 2042 Mitama~, and aaid
that 2 olheu had been bt~
ken durin a the put 2 week• I
• . .Sally flletman, ~pt.
406. Balboa 8ay C lub, wu
drivina hct Muatan1 on Bal-
boa Blvd. and had juat
cd llh s~. Balboa. when
s he heud a bana trld 1aw
her window shatter.
FLOWERS FOR
ALL OCCASIONS
DrMm/ Tosh
AMERICAN GLASS
•
HElL'S
FIREHOUSE
2109 New,.rt ll.,d.
Ne.,.rt lee~eh
675-«<l.l
HART'S
SPORTING GOODS
538 Cenler Street
Costa Mesa
Phone: 646·1 ~1 9
UPHOLSTERY e REFINISHING
DRAPERIES • CUSTOM C ARPETS
AMPLE PARKINC. I N REAR
NEWPORT FURNITURE CO., IHC.
.. WH ERE THE 4 U .. f . FLAGS FLY ..
1660 W. C.eu Hwy., N~rt 1-c:h. Tel.,t.•• 646·4C77
F.STARUSHF.TJ IN /946
ROY ELDER
CONTAC T I.I:NII:I
&V&W.Allll ITl'LINO
t12.1R\IINE
, Nt•o .. T BEACH
WESTCLI II" II" .. L A tA
ES
llg Price Recludlona
* A. DAMES, fn•a
Ia I. 1M miiiT, CIITAIIIIA ..........
NEWPORT CENTER
PHARMACY
1402 Newport Center
Drive Eut
On .\1edical Buildin&)
Phone: 644-21}1
o REST AU RA!IT
l!ltKSHIIt!•s ...... ..,
WNCHEON-!INNER
COCKTAILS
ORiole 3'"'40S
1450 VIA OPORTO
Newpon Buell
JOSEF'S
Fine Restaurant
Phone 673-1180
2121 E. Coo11 Htoy,
Corona del ,.r
IO Jlm1 ica Inn
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NEWORT HAIIBOR EIIIIGII
SEOOIID IEC'IIOII--P. 5
TltUIIIDA V, 11AR0t 7, 1•
OOIIIIIIA DEL IAI, CAUl'.
7th grade tops at T.Winkle -TwWiaklo ....... lo Co•• llcoo _, Jl odool ....
OIUtleoiO Md n -· 1011 OOiclOGU lo 7111 ln4o lor oM ~d ••• , ••• 1111 ........... n 011 •• adaolanldp
hsl -.d l6 a •• banor rail. Caaaie Holm •d "-.. Y
Nlwny,an. bolh 1&11 areden, mlia~liaed a euliabc A ...... ....
SIUdenu m&lll e.a al.O a.er11e for the boaot" toll, Md
l.S or better for adlolenhip. 1•.... Bill Huba• Jean .. Jioen
kMI .. Wp Mac:tayla Jnrante ConnM Holm
Sheri Abrabamaen ShaWD IIUlea Robert laaac:s
Shony ..... 1 {area Jacquet Chuck Joyce
Bill ~ko Jerry JacoiMOfl'· J~nia Latty
Ebell plans
fund raiser ·When ,00 have mer
$1 billion worth of securities •
that don't belong to ')'011 •••
is either very wrong y---.... ~
Pam Ayen Connie Jamiaon R1chard t.ourek
Shelley Bater Malt Let Steve McKelvey 4ft~
Paula Baloyan Karen Johnaon Laura Mannina
A, Spii•l bUUIICh, full.ion
1how IIUI c .. d pSity Plan-
ned by Ebell Chab or Ncw-
pon Beach, will help raiw
p•ocecds for the Ebell nun·
1n1 and music 1cholanhip
proar1m. The event, beain·
nina at 11 a.m. is to take
place at &he Ebcll Clubo-
houu, SIS W. Balboa Blvd.,
Balboa, on Thu11day, Match
21. _.....,"..':l-_ ..... _
MUTUAL
SAVINGS ..... ~ ..... ··~······· ..
COlONA Dfl MAl omc•
2Mi7 Eut C.... Hich••Y
{;a,_ Del M.,, Calif. ll'llm6
Te&e~ 67S-5010 -..... ,_ llll.e...... ......... lMI
IIA-IIIHIII-
If JCII •• • •••cqMer, or
know. of 1 nawoonwr ·10
lh• tlarbor Area .e.o ll ..
not Men "IOOfHd, do
her a ''"' by calli•a dlie· Harbor Vieitor Mtw ....
• Mel 10 1 .111., -... t'
-.ill call oa ye~~r fri•d
•ith vaJuUie iAfOiftlallic..t
_. aifla '"" Crindly ••ion• lrraa whid'l
1tMd reM)' to help har
NCOIM ~lied 'wilf'
ller n•• ••nouiWiinat.
MATTRESSES
.111:w -uauu.znac
IM"e&:ular Shapn ·--"""-COSTA MESA MAnllSS CO.
liiON•w,_..N, UMtt,I-IJO)
BtfLTZ
MOR.1VA.RIES
Kathy Bono Lawai J~naon Audrey Newman
Tom Broclcin&'9,n Randy Khtach Marek Neumeyer
Mary c8n.nady Kris !=olaainati Pe~! o:-eaard
Barbara Ceccerini· Oebb10 Kruae Oiua 0 liare
Laura Cadnum Candy Larned Cheryl Parks
Suaie Dickel John LitUe Mary Ann Sialer
Ted Edward& Mart LIUie 1· .Linda Sawchuk
Scott Gayner Kell_y Mc:Cran~ Suzie Schwartz
Patty Gi bbs Dsv~d Mc:Ou~ae Csthy Venard
Jennifer Jerfriea R?bln Mc:(Jue Janette Walton
Shsuna Lawitzen Mike Mc:fienry Marilyn Waterman
Lois Leenerll ~ward McLaren Cs1ol Whiddon
Arthur Liddle Jln&er Man•. 8th Gratia-1
J L. ol Oecann Martmez -R II ann me n Carol Mas •
Linda Lukins Sue Milneron 'liana Castro
Laurie McParland Robert Mitchell R?bin Clifford
MaUJeen Mahoney Mark Mont&omery Daa?e Eckert
Judy Oaden John Nettel Lon FUJtner
Randy Parker Jan Oaden Pam Gatzke
l)ebra Spacinsky Andrea Ohen Pam. Gordon
Dcni1e Stolaroff Susie Peyton Oav1d Hall
Carolyn Teraoka Tim Pirtle Janice Hardina
Muk Waaner Mary Pitcher Qav~d Hitchcock
Jerr Winacrt Kimberlee Porter Oav.'d liomeatead
Gary Wriaht Kerry Jo Rice ~ehnda Je_ncks
David Roak J~Y Kerwan
7th Grodo Sydni Robeuon OSII _Lauen
tt ... r Roll Robin Rove Marc!& Lawrence
Ronald ~auilera Nancy Ryan Oavid Lewis
Janice ~nderson Betsy Schwartz Jeff Littell
Lut."-nna ·\u.edondosnirley Samuels Sherry McCulley
Grea :'uaust1ne Steve Stamper ~aia Miller
Valetre Banks Suun Swiu M1chael Moore
J~rry Bohlen Jean Takuuaaws Sheryl Nichols
Btll Coleman ')cu i Taylor Carol Offenatein
Shelley Coplan Sandy Toah Jon l)lion
Sall_y Qale Pam Turin Tim Ohon
Jocil Daub Rebecca Walters Laurie Osborne
Cindy OeRusha "Raben Webater Janis Price
Terry IJickinson Lynnette 'Zebrow Cecelia Ratliff
Karen Eaker Craia Ziemer Ron Richards
Lori Fetterlina lth Groft Jeff Rorick
Ric~ Founds Scholorahlp Candee Sawyer.
Jan ace Furtnet Joyce Anthony Lealie Schryer
l)ave Ganouna Oebbie Babiuch Richard Stanton
"lison 'Jiecklet Karen Banks Norma Stone
Lori liarnetiaux Christy Blanc ')ebbie Taylor
Faith Hess Judy Cadnum Mari lee Webber
..,.t'IUPIIIO .. A VI. li'f&rid"lfotzer -Crail 'Jel'lnis Jans Winchester
COSTA MILl Cathy H~yt Oisne Ploroa Yvette Yeaaer
BERT LOW E, · :14~· Vista
13aya, West Upper gay, who
Is Southern California re-
gional manager for Stead·
man Security Corp., Los
Angeles, has been named
to the business and Indus-
try committee for the Los
Angeles County March of
Dimes. He Is calling on
business leaders to seek
their support for the fight
against birth defects.
IIEXICAI COIIII USED
Ill LAUIIDIIY IIACIIIIIEI
Met.ican coins have been
used to operate waahera,
dryers and coin e1chanae
machines at the Newport
Shore s Laundty and Dry
Cleanin g, 210 62nd St.,
West Newport, for about 2
months, accordina to Joe
Evans, 430 Esther, Costa
~1esa.
Mr. Evans stated that he
bel ieves the coins are used
between 6 and 11 p.m. when
the laundty is unattended,
and that about S20 had been
lost.
Mn. Raymond Wood , ways
and mearu chai rman ., u1aes
that early reservations be
made by contactina Mu. Ru·
dolph Vanasek at 6734426.
Dutina the brunch hour,
membe11 modellin& latest
styles wi ll also demonsuate
helpful hints on perkina up
winter-weaJy wa1drobes.
M11. Jack Littleton iii fash-
ion commentat01 of the show.
Commi ttee members of
Mn. Wood's plannina poup
include Mme s. Atthut Need,
Fteeman Fishel, H.S. Mc-
Gteaor, Walter Gustin, Th~
mas Beckwith and Miss M1.1 y
Rou.
Mn. Clayton Thompson,
president of Ebe11 Club,
will be on hand to welcome
membezs and auests.
HOMEMAKERS TO
SEE FILM ABOUT "lSD"
Coast Homemakers will
meet at 9:30 a.m. th is FTi·
day, Mar ch 8, 9~30 a.m., at
the Youth Center in Corona
del Mar. The ptoaram will in·
e lude a film on "LSD 25,"
and leclure b~· Sgt. Sam P.
Cordeiro or the Costa Mesa
Police De artment.
..• or very right •
$1 billi011! Oln·to•sly • l!l'~•r •••Y
r:linb W ..,_.... i• Dtu Wltttl'
• Co ......... tMir ~ee•rities for dte..
Forna·pae .. .
When we hold 5eeurilies, all dividends
~collected and automatically credited to
your account. Your monthl y s1atemen1
provides a full accounl for your tax rec-
ords of where the dividends originated and
the date and amounl received. For clients
wi1h many sec:urities. this can be a great
convenience.
We also dip coupons. keep track of any
conversion privileges. righ a. call5 or an y
01her per1inent fact s and take wha1ever
action you direct. A ll the while. yoor se-
curities are safe in our vauhs. We make no
charae for any of the~ serv•ces.
' .. _ -.
All this has just one purpose : to provide
high-quality professional assistance in your
elfons 10 ruch your investment goal .
Should we hold your s«urities? A Dean
Winer Account Executive can 1ell you.
Call the manager or the nearest office
today for an appointment. Without cost
or obligation. of course.
Y011'rr clos~ to lfN'If tt•lw klfOM' •• ,
M'iell }'OW ilf,rJI tt•itlt
DEAN WITTER. Ill: Co.
Mt,.,INn /lltw YM.t StDCJi. Escllu"f'
,.tKi/ic Coast Stodc E:uhullft'
Brenton R. Osden. llana~t:r
881 Dover Drive, \lewport Beach
Tefephof'lt 6 1:!-6050
use
the atom
to lllclwsr 6-2424 1• ~
•• I. co:;:::~ Po ICe B ott tiflf~u!ID · · (eoiii6t'•llbi!J val• ~ • \lt.,. .. Eii&~
L==:'~·~·~'li~~=~==J=·~=· :' :c:'..•!o~d=-~lllkll~·~ll>~'ie=uf':l~....,~!Md~'~+J; J"atoreo cililrWiaia 't'~ .. ~ichaiirGainea, 116 Coral, •36, were &akeo from lhe
I C:HIJRC:HIES I
llrwpprt'll.n~or C.uthtmn ~luuth
.. On thr BIIJ/f$ UtJi'rloo Aing ."irwporl Hllrbnr"
liOI CL I ~I< 0"'0VC
NEWPORT BEACH, CALIFORNIA
THE AMERICAN LUTHER A N C HURCH
8:30a.m. to 9:30 a.m.
9:45 a.m. to 10:45 a.m.
11 :00 a.m. to 12:00 noon
-Worship ~erv1 ce
-Sunday Sc hool
-Worship Service
The Rev . James G. Blsln, Pastor
The Rev. Georae J . Busd&ecker, Visitation Pastor
Phone SoiS-3631
Christian Science
S.vices
nRST ('llt:RCH Ot'
OIRIST, SCIF.:NTIST
3303 Vi a Lidl\
Ncwro!l Reach
st;SlJI\ Y SCIIOOL
9·1S •·'"'· ..,411 I I a .....
SUNDAY SERVICES
9:15 -IIi ....
WEONESOAY EVENINfi
MEETING B, ....
READING ROOM
Woo• llop •: 9 •·'"'· -S p .....
Wollne•lley : 9 a ..... -7:4S P·"'·
Tvullay anti Ft~tley :
9 •·"'· -S P·"'·• 7-t P·"'·
Sun4ey: 1 P·"'· -• P·"'·
SECOND CHlJ&CH Of"
CIIIIIIT. SCII.:NTIST
Newport Beach al
('OJona de I Mar
610 Carnation Ave.
SUNDAY SCitOOL 10 •-
SUNDAY SERVICE 10 ·~
''EDNESOAY EVENING
MEETINC. 1:00 P·"'·
READING ROOM -
Mutual Buildina
2863 East Cout Hi"'''""l
1\ur!!lday r.¥ni•[l( -7 lo
Ynu ue ~;OJdlally invited to
aut<nd Ch~rch Servaus and
to use the Rudlna ftoom.
Lwthor. Owrch
Oftt. ...... ,
L..th.r•
Clwrch I• A..rico
2900 Pacific View Dr. lc....,,. del Mer, C~!i.rc.m;.~
Willi .. R.
Phone: ORiole l-5021
First lo(llltht Ch•reh
of Costa Mesa
Bapli!U Bible Fello"'"5hip
lrtJrprPft/e111-AIIIOROIItOIIS
S..to A..a & M.,nolio Sts.
Or. P.G. NeUmaon. pastor
SUNDAY SERVICES
~:45 a.r 1. Sunday School
11:1)0 a.m. Mom ina Worshi~
6:00 p.m. Trainina Unions
7:00p.m. Evenina Worship
WEDNESDAY
7:20p.m. Bible Study
3:00 p.m. Prayer Meetina
A TTEHD THE CHURCH
OF YOUR CHOICE
REGULARLY
.. ..... ..._ .. .... _ ..... Holt_
S.,l'd.ly 5<"'->1 ' M4
~""'II w • .,....1, ' lnd tO·Jn .y.. ( -'"11 5(-,, ..... 7 I'M
W~¥ lhhlfo St\ld¥
~nd ... ~ 7 I'M
"'"'"'"" t.luriltJI .... ,.,.,."'
AWY_.,.._
Cm.. of Of-. _. 1W. SL c..·-
,_,_ H. [ ... _..., lf(A Mtlr
f'l nil! I 1 • ; PI ' ··~11-dtclt
3112 loM4 .._, ... ,, " llcJ ....
A Ftff .U , •• ,...t .. l c0111",._, ct.~.,• a •• c~ ,.. ..................... ....
..... ~ .. _.Oslo' lcloool 01 IO:Gf-.......
&love eompubnent of hi a
car, said l)arel Thomas,
706 Narciuus, Corona del
Mar. . .Someone wilfully
broke out 13 wooden plank•
from a fence, st• 3012 New ..
poll Blvd., Newport, ,ac-
cotdina to Hury Mueller,
438 Aliso, Newport Heiahts
.. ,.>\clock, record albums,
and a radio, valued at S21 S,
were stolen from the home
of Canie Leath, 415 N.
NeWport Blvd., Apt. 8,
Newport Heiahts ... Oaniel
Bibb, 17, o f 1107 Ebbtide,
Harbor View Hills, was
taken to Hoaa Hospital by
his parents, after a car
collision with Donald Watt-
son, 2700.Hubor View Dr.,
Harbor View Hillt, on Gol·
denrod and Harbor View, ..
Beverly Hill, 41, of 4212
Seashore Dr., Wut Newport,
wu booked on a warrant
from Alhambra on the
charae of failure to appear
. .Muaaret Phelps, 1227
Santiaao,Oover Shore a, w11
sittina in her t:vi na room
talkina with friend•. when
she hesrd the sound of
bteakina alan; there was
a hole in her S6S livin&
room window ... Breakina
alan waa heard by Gordon
Warren at 4210 Seaahore
Or., West Newport; a marble
had been thrown th•ouab
his alidina alau door ..•
Lulie Swanson, 112 43rd
St., West Newport, taid a
IS-ovear-oJd boy bcmowed
a slinathot and then launch-
ed a muble throuah her
tlidina &Jus window.
STIIOCX OP LillO CJII.
IIG IIIOTMIIIS IOAIID
o\ltllar SCroct of Udo lsi e,
N'e~ort Such auorn'ey,
• hsa b .. n elected 10 the
.: boird of direC:tota of tbe
Bia lkotheu of Orsnte
O:umt,. ·
He i I • member of tbe
board of tbe Newport .. all b) a
RDt•,Oa~ lftd or the N"e•
port H•ID• Hiab Scllool
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Our San Onofre nucletr generating station
is now feeding electricity lnlo Edison lines.
Because you're getting power from this new
source, we'd like to ex~ain how electricity is
made from atomic energy.
Inside the 140-foot diameter steel dome
thet is the moat prominent feature of the San
Onofre plant Is an atomic reactor. The steel
rMC1orveael, endoeed in a concrete chamber,
conlainl mlllionl ol tiny pet1e1s ol nuclear fuel.
~pellolc produce -srv inthelorm ot hoot
~ uronlum poiNio ... only "lllghtly
enriched." That means lhat less than lour per-
cent of the material is active. In this slightly
enriched fo rm, the uranium reacts as a
steady, entirely controUab/e heat source. And
thai's all it can ever do. because of the kind of
uranium it is.
The heat tfom the reactor is used to tum
water to steam. The steam then spint turbines
that generate electricity.
The advantages of nuclear •tations are
that they are clean and quiet and produce
electricity ec:onomic:.lly.
Nuclear generatio n ol electncity is an
answer to the ever increasing power needa of
growing areas. It's one more way we have to
provide you wi1h a constant, plenllful supply
of electricity. That's what our customera want,
and as an investor-owned utility, It's our butJ..
nea to moke ount they get n.
We Invite you to vis it our San Onofre
Nuclecrlnlormation Center. n'u ~on.,.
--or Higllwor 101 .11wo m11e1 -~~~ s.n ClooneloiO, .....-;ng oor nuc'--
--Open Cllily, 8 ..,,. 5 pm. -·. ~
Southern c.Jifomla ftleon
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Plannen
ec-~ .. , ......... , el • lteiiMe'l ":':.:":'o~:!1~will ~ Mea.ic. •••&IIU•t at Coalt of Vis&a del Sol; 2 an Ea•"' side• apadl Hwy . Md Baytide Dt . ltlutf Dt., nc.the1ly of Via&a
hema at. ha meet.ina &onipt., Verl•c• del Sol . ,
March 7, in City Hall , bf; Ridaaad v . Jotdan, s-root. Ivan WeHa A So.u, lilA
ainnlna at 8 o'~;lock: encroachment. iot.o the 10.. Oalaay Or.,· and 1848 Oal•
._.,... .. .,, root reat yald aetbaelc at u y Or.; Dover Shorea, s-
The hvine Co., pte-zone 2931 E. Coall Hwy •• COIOI\1 root fencu . in the ''?"'
212 ac1u o( unincoJporated del Mar, fonne t lo<:ation or y~rd ae~~k 1ft eonnectaon
tenitot)' to the P-C, "plan-the Seactut.Motel. WI~ awanvn1n1 ~11.
ned -~-·1 .. d' 1 · Uao Po,..lt Ru:hatd Henhapr, 403 E. ,. ......... unt Y 11 u ct, R' ~ d V J d 1 8 lbo 81 d 8 lbo add caste 1 ( M cA th 81 d h ;qU • 01 an, aunctly a a v ., a a,
and ;~t~eriY• 0/ ;;,d ~ci and dry cleanin& eatabliah· ·~ leti~ent!al unit~ 6,uiat·
/ extcn s· Th ' h ld mont at 2931 E. Cout Hwy., tnl un111 tn C·l dutuc::t.
0
100• 11 wu e Corona del Mat. I Donald Petersop,, 117 Ga t·
ver from the Peb. IS meet-Varlenc.. net Ave., Balboi' II land, re·
~:;lence !f:evlew Stephen Jeffers, 6608 W. model and upand non-con-Ocean Ft., Wut Newport, fotmina buildina. the board of ruling elders at St.
Review of materials to be duplex with len than lhe A.clclitioMIIwalneu Andrew's Pres byterian Church are shown here wlttl MORE than $2,000, raised by th e Corona
del Mar and Irvi ne Complex Ki wan is Clubs
hom sponsorship of ttte UCI holiday bas-
ketball tournament, has been presented to
the UCI athletic fund. P ic tured here at
the presentation a re, from le ft, Bob Leech
of the COM Club, chairman lor the tou rna-
men t; Jim Riedel, president of the Co rona
del Mar High School Key Club; Dick
Smith, past president of the COM Club;
UCJ Chancellor Daniel Aldri ch, receiving
th e check; and Gene Bishop, past presi-
dent of the Irvine Complex Club. (Howard
Folsom photo.)
used fot a 6-root wa ll by · d 1 · th R 2 1 · · t R 1 · r 1 Mary Colby, 1604 E. Balboa •equue ot ••ea In e • n&lla e eso ution o n-Pastor Charl es Oierenfield. Seated left to right, are
81 disuict. tention No. 7C17 to hold • Peter Duyan, Clark Wtlitcomb and Russell Razee; vd., Balboa, within the Doualas Boyd, S14 W. Bay public hea1in1 in o1de1 to
f1ont ya1d setback. Location Ave., Balboa, dup lex with amend code •ection and add s tanding, left to right, Dr. Frank He rman, Don Messa-
of a wooden renee was ap-than the 1equiled lot area in titlu f01 the A-P Distri c t me r, Or. Oieren field, and Alvan Clemence. Not pictured:
p10ved Jan. 4; the applica.nt the R·l diauict. and p-c Di 1 uict. ~George Elias. propose& to chanae the fen ce Uae PerMit -------------,;;;-.;,;;,;;.,;;;;, _________________ •
AIDS GUILD PLAI4S
Orco Block Co.
BUILDING BLOCitS • ALL SIZES • ALL TYPES
\fu. Robert 0. Basmajian
of Newport Bea~ is mem-
bel of lhe Trojan Guild Day
C(lmmi ttee for the 8lh an-
nual Guild day on the USC
campu l today, Feb. 29 .
Tel•phoa•: JAea-7·WI
IOU K•t•ll&. llanl-232:0 S. Matn. Santa A.-
Pet~t~slyv-"a Tennis lolls
x16 Heavy Duty Can of 3/1.76
DoL-7.00
Ladies Tennis Dresses-13.00
Men's & lays' Tennis Shorts
Ivory or White-US to 21.95
Men'sTennis Shirts
All 20.00 Tennis ftoames
Our Price 15.95
Other Frames 12.95 to 24.95
lonc:roft-D ... ~o!-WIIson
Davis-CrCICJin·Simplex
Racket Sit i .... 4.00 to 14.00
Raleiljh .. es & Parts
T!res-Tubes-Ac:c:essories
Bike Repairing
to a masoru y wall . The Bluffs, double faced
Resubcliviaion )-foot by 6-foot si 1n1 on
The Ir vine Co., creation or v;sta del Oo, East Blufr:
3 pa1ceU to pe1mi t the de-1 on EaublufT Dr., southerly
~.~~F'l~lner~.d~l.~~:'g
Bdy -M1. and Mu. Waite• Boy -Mr. and Mts. Tho-
Ta otechand, 968 Cotonado mas Stempel, 4138 Hilatia
01 ., Costa Mesa. Way, Newpon Beach.
Gi d -Mr. and Mu. Grant Gi rl -Mr . and Mu. Daniel
La rson, 228 Cecil Pl., Pinnell. Ill Plowe1 St.,
Costa Mesa. Cos ta Mesa.
Su~day, Feb. 25 Thuncloy, Feb. 29
Gul .-Mt. and Mu. Brad-Gi rl _ Mr. IVId Mn. Rich·
fotd MdleJ , 1906 Galaxy Dr., ard Holmen, 2223 Alta Vista
Dnve1 Shotes, Dr., East Bluff.
Boy-Mt . and Mrs. Robert Boy _Mr. and Mr s. Roben
Clay, 1)00 Sea Lane, Harbor Wigmore 10S7 Wallace Ave
View Hills. Costa M~sa. .,
Bo~·-M1. and Mrs. Robert Boy_ M1. and Mu. William
C10wley, 1929 Montovia Green, 1668 Santa Ana Ave.,
Ave~ .. Cos ta Mesa. Costa Mesa.
Mondoy , Feb, 2& Gill-M1. and Mts. Stanley
Gid-\11. and Mu. Waltel Sluznis, 924 Eve ra•een Pl .,
Kennedy, 87S Maaellan Cos ta Mesa.
A\'e., Costa Mesa.
Boy -i\h . and Mrs. Law-
rence LaVerne, 72S Shalimar
01., Costa Me sa.
Boy -Mr. and Mr s. Da le
Miller, 142 Cecil Pl., cos ta
Mesa.
Boy -\h. and Mu. Albert
Winterstein, JS2-E 19th St.,
Costa Me sa.
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Boys' Tennis Shirts-4.25
Converse Tennis Shoes
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Jock Purcell Tennis Shoes 8.95
Skate loards
Fins-Masks-Snorldes
Frisbees-Wrist Rackets
GoH Ia. GoH Carts
GoH Clubs-Golf Shirts
Racing Swim Trunks & Suits
lows-Arrows-Tar .. ts
Sweat P..ts & Slllrts
Sweat Sox-Gym Shorts
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Boy -M1, and Mt s. Tom
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EX· TEACHER HONORED
Mr s. Ronald Wilson or 607
Orchid Ave .• Corona del Mar,
entertained 22 friend s and
neighbors at her home for a
Valentine tea honoring Mrs.
Bryan Shipway of Garden
Grove. Mrs. Shipway is a
fo rmer student teac her for
Mrs. Wilson.
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Many of those who have a wonderful MONTHLY S£CU R1TY
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Giti-M1. and Mts. Michael
Hurley, 320 Holmwood Or.,
Newp 01 t Beach.
Gill-Mt . and Mu. Donald
Horton, 24S Camellia Lane,
Costa Mesa,
Gi1l -Ot . and Mu. Chat·
les Galbo, 18062 Nolton St.,
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tulips graced the Valentine
table which was spread with
an avocado colored cloth.
Both the honoree and the
hostess had noral corsages.
LEGAL NOTICE
CERTIFICATE OF BUSINESS
Fi.;titlou Firm N•me
llff:: UN O[RSTGSED do
hereby cenify th11 th ey •ne
coo.duetin8 an Interior Oesi !JI
busine•s 11 2441 [, Cout
UiW!wey, Corou de l Mar,
C•lifornis, under the fi ctitious
rinn neme of The Lamp Lisht
Shop and thal s.id linn is
composP.d of the followla8
persona who111e nemes Ia full
snd pisces of retlldence ere ••
follows, to-wit:
BniiJ'Iie Gou@.h, Elsinore,
Celifomi•; , C lsdya Hnsh u,
428 C•rn•t•oo Ave., Corone
del Mar, Cs lifnmie.
WITN ESS our hsnd• this 26th
dsy of February, 1968 •
Boanie Goa~h
Clsdy• Hu@.bea
STATE OF CALIFOR NIA
COUNTY OF ORA NGE •·
ON TillS 26th dsy of Febro-
sry, 1968, before me, • Noury
Public Ia snd fllf uid couaty
aad a tete, re111idin8 thereia,
duly comrnia11ino.ed end sworn,
pen~oaa lly api.sred Donn ie
Gour;t. sad · G e dys Rusf\P.ll,
known to me to be the per-
sons whose osmea are !10~
scribed to the within iatllnl•
ment, snd e cknowled@:ed to me
lhst lhey e•ecuted the ••me.
WI11H'.SS my hsnd snd orri-
cis I l!le•l.
Msry A. n .. P'I
Not11ry Public In and for uld
Couaty snd Sta te.
My Commi•sioa eapires Oc.c.
13, 1971.
Puhli111h : Feb. 29, March 7, 14,
21, 1968, in the Newport Har·
bor Eulgn.
NOTICE TO CREDIT.ORS
No. A· 59091
St:PF.:RlO R COURT OF THE
STATE OF CALIFORNIA FOR nn.: COUN TY OF ORANGE
F.•tate o r J EANNETTE L.
TAYLOR, Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV EN
to lhe c reditors or the ebove
umed decc.dut thst sll pe,..
11ons h•vh•s dal""' epiest
the ssid decedent ere reqalred
tn file th em. with the aece••
ury voacher., h1 th e cllfice of
the clerk of the. sbove utitlecl
court, or to preaP.at them , wid!
the aece•••ry voacbetll, to tM
underai8J1ed aajc/o·Thomu [,
lleHemn. Allome}-at L•w,
901 Dover Orivtt, Suhe 232,
Newport Beach, Califomll
92660, wh ich 11!1 the place of
bu1iae.se of th e ••de,..ip.c.d I•
•II matter. pertal•l•jj: to the
e•"-te of aeld decedc.•t, widt-
ia a la MOO~I 1fter the n,.t
fNbUutlot~ of dlla aotlct~~.
Oete d f'ebraary 19, 1968.
KA TBIYN T. PUCR
WALLACE C. TAYLOR
Ewec!ll.,. of tile Will I Ce-
dlelle of ... above ••-.e4
dKeclnt
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