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Dations io the world where ci~ are u .fre8 Wby all the furor about the Mediterraneu
and bappy as here in Gruc:e, undu wbac the and the MM.Idle East? Why don't we pull out
"liberal" Americao presa describe. as "thai and tend to our own business? 'l"bC real rca-.
vi<:ioua, fascist military jun1a." Evidmce lndi. son ls not Zionism but the unaltenble fact
TILIPMOMI1 67W550 (ArM eM. 714) cates the Greet people are far more cnthusi· that the Anb statca are strateaically tbe most
THE NE.....,..,. KAI.BOR ENSICN Ia the o.Jy ;.. ,.,. prl•ed astic: about their lea.ckn than we Americans are important in tht world, and are the key to
eM , .. u .... Ia tl.e City ol Newpoft Be.c::l!, ...t U. oAI)' locaNy about ours, Our "libc:nls," in aovuoment and control of the Meditc:rTtlnean. In the 4,0()()..
o-..4 aM .....,.. ....,.,.. in tltoe Newpon H..._..Co•• ..... out, are never friendly to ar~y stronJIY anti· mile area from Morocco to the bead of lhc
Aft. .. P .. lw..d w.ekly,. oo TluarM.ay. Second el-po•-ee pe.ld Communist government. Funny thina about Persian Gulf lies the Middle East 4;0rridor
• C.... •I Mat. Calif. that. through which trlllfu: puaes from tbe Par
TIE NE~T HARBOR ENSIGN •-adj~ed to be • oewa · Last September 29 G reek voters pvc over. East, Australia, India and east Africa to Eu. ,..ft of .... _. cirealaUon by court decree No. A-20178 dated . . . . , Mlly 14, th"l. Ia S..,•icw Court for the Cooaty of Ora , State of whelm•na: approvo~~~ . to a new consutution ro~. AI~, a luge port10n of the w~ld s
C.IUor•i' Ad by reaMta thefeof ia qualified to pl&bli:r aU public drafted by the m1htary leaden wbo seized knnwn oil reserves are there. Thf: Med1ter·
.. _.k!ea reqUred by law. power 19 months ago to prevent a Communist ranean is infinitely more vital to us thao Viet·
AllVO E. HAAPA ................................. OwQer ud Pl&bliaher take-over of the country. About five million nam. If Russia takes the Mediterranean, she
PEC HAAPA ............................................... .Auoeia~e Editor voters went to tbe pol ls, and 92% of them will probably take the Middle East, and vice
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SUI SCRIPTION lt.t.TifS agreed to replace the abrogated 19H charter. versa. If Russia takes the Middle East and In Rubor Area: Oa $4 00: 2 17 00 0\ll of H•bof Area; One 7"•· s&oo: 2 re••• 19·00 ""There is no longer any doubt that the revo--the Mediterranean, she will probably take
e 7"•• · yean, • lution and the government have the fuU coo. Western Europe. If Mediterranean, Middle
..,...,...,...,..,. ______ .,...,..,.....,.,..,..,...,.......,..., fidence of the Greek people," says Byroo East and Western Europe "dominoes" fall,
Stamatopoulos, director a:eneral of press in-Russia will take America, and tbe world.
formation. Establishing Gre«e as a "crowned The Soviet navy has recently taken over
democracy," the constitution deprives King part of Egypt's major port at Alexandria. lbe
Constantine, who is now in self-imposed exile new Russian hellcopter caJ"Pier, MOSKRA. oow•
in Italy, of most of hi s powers under the 1952 cruises off the Turkish coast. Soviet ships are
chaner; increases the authority of the executive filli ng the seas east of Malta aod in the Oat·
and gives the armed forces a new role in de--rows between Sicily and north Africa. Could
fending the "existing political and social sys-it h~ that the Soviets will use their fleet in the
tern agai nst any insidious attempt," and delays Adriatic to try to force Yugoslavian and Al-
many individual rights until the government banian capitulation? Or, would the Soviets
thinks it has had time to complete the "aims Jare re-open Suez, thus po!lSibly bringjng about
of the revolution." lsr1:1eli anacks on Russian vesseJs-:aod a Rus--
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ARVO E. HAAPA, owner and publisher of the Ensign
TIME FOR PROTEST BY PARENTS
If parents would learn about the shocking
information already being presented as sex
education in the nation's public schools,
they would rise up in angry protest against
the program nowbelngpreparedlnourown
schools.
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MEN•s WEAR
There is small comfort in the claim that
the "family life and sex education" pro-
gram in our schools "will be different"
under local planning and implementation.
This is just a foot In .!he classroom door
for intrusion of material that is already
being taught in s chools in other areas of the
nation.
We can't afford to let the Communists take si lln -American coofrontation? Would the Rus--
Greece. h is the southern anchor of NATO. s1ans have Cfi'Cllrd this tremendously expc;nsive
If we lost Grtece, we would probably Jose fleet unless they planned to use it, for more
the Mediterranean and southern Europe aod than just ''show" purposes?
the Middle E<!st. If the Kremlin gangsters were Our "liberals" are doing all possib~ to puab.
allowed to turn Greece into another Cz.ec:ho--Egypt and the Middle East, Greece and tbe
slovakia or Cuba, the result could Dot only Mediterranean into the clutches of the R\15-
lead to another Vietnam, but possibly to Ar· sian bear.-American Way Feauues
AA Sales Final * DACRON & COTTON SLACKS
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Opet1 Sundays
THE CONSERVATIVE CORNER
By Clarence Strong be considered LS presideatlal United states bopelessly 1s in
"1, the Lor d thy God, am a timber in 19'72. tbe rnl.DOrlty. It Is time to get
jeakms God, visiting the In-The oezt great lssue facln& out. The time 1s DOW, Tbls is a.
tqulty of the ta.tbers ~n tbe President-Elect Nimo should fundamental proposal made by
cttildren unto the ttlird and be the e.u.mina.tlon and re-the New Right.
fourth generation." Exodus evalua.ttoo of the great mus of The children of today are
20:5. executive orders which have being punished tortbeinlqultles
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* ORLON TURTLE SWEATERS
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Sex education in public schools has sud-
denly emerged as a prtme objective over
the nation. The organization that appears
to be the prime mover Is SIECUS-Sex in-
formation and Education Council of the
United States, which is aiming to t each
"sexuality" and to demonstrate raw s ex
to children from '<indergarten through high
school, in addition to maintaining a clos e
personnel tie-up with a magazine of
sophisticated pornography called
"Sexology," and with several organi-
zations cited as communist fronts.
The election is ovtr. Richard accumulated over tbe years. of tbe Wilson, UteRoosenK, tbe
Nimn won by a total of 499,704 Many of tbese oo longer are Truman, the Kellbedy and the
votes. Now comestheinaugura-relevant to present coDdJ.Uons, Johnson admlnistratloos, tor
Uon. Nevertheless the un-Many are dangerous. Ott~ers the Lord is a jealous God. It
derlying questions are oot set-also should be revolked, Chief ts hoped that our neighbor,
tied, Ther e is a great mass of among these Is tbe order wb.lch Rlctw"d Nlmo, with cooser-
untlnished business to be taten brought about the diplomatic re-vattve ~rt may restore the
care of. This Is oo time for cogniUon of the So¥1et Unloo. couotry a.od lead tbe way to
conservatives to rest on their Prior to this recogDJ.Uoo. tbe rnal~lo~nal~~r~eet~l:l>d~e.~=--=:_=-~~~~~~~~~~~~~ oars. We must keep on rowtn;;::. Ru.ssia.n ambassador assured
Dick, no doubt, will do his best. tbe late Presldeot Franklin D.
However he will be lnflueoced to Roosevelt that communist sub-
take a safe patb through. tbe versioo aeUvlties would cease.
pollttca.l jungle. He wtll be af-Tbe&e aet1Y1t1es didr:GI: tuml-
fected by the status quo, poll-nate, but grew in lntensl.ty, tmW
tical and economic expediency, DOW, aoarehlstle movements
and international involvements. pla.noed and operated by com-
A matter of coocerntouststhat mLtnists or communist dleles
he Is Wd to favor the strength-threaten tbe very We of ota
ening of the United Nations. country. Inasmuch as the dip-
During the campaign he announ-lomatic recognition of Russia
ced that he advocated the pas-was obtained by traud and
sage of the Non-Prolllerattoo deeeit, Uds recognition should
Treaty, but more recently bets be withdrawn.
Is the public school the place to teach
about sex to children? The answer must
be "no" from parents who know that
moral teaching must be the foundation
for sex education. Morality, which is
grounded in the Bible, in both the Old
Testament and the New Testament, cannot
be properly taught in schools where the
Bible Is excluded. Instead of strengthening
morality, ther e will be e r osion of modesty,
privacy and standards of conduct.
It is incredible that this new program
should be initiated in our schools at a
time when there is a g r owing crisis in
meeting school costs and a gr owing reluc-
tance among taxpayers to vote additional
funds. This program would add to the cost,
and will generate new opposition, not only
for economic reasons, but also for r easons
of righteous indignation.
said to have anoouneed that the Our economic situation has
time Is not ripe for the immedi-become UDbalaneed partly be-
ate consideration of the cause for eign nations have oot
measure. repa.ld tbelr war debts to us.
The backlog of tmfinislled We sbould take steps to en-
business began to accumulate force collection. Then, too
during the Wilson admini-foreign a.ld disbursements have
stratton, 1913-1921, when the eo!Ulbuted to this Imbalance.
allegedly uoconstilutlooal Fe-Tbe program should be recoo-
deral Reserve System was sidered aod the amount of the
created. By Its adoption we payments reduced, it oct alto-
surrendered to a private cor-getber ellmi.oated. A third
por ation, said largely to be ope-reason for our bavlng a gold
rated by international bQnker s, shortage wtlen our gold hoard
the control of our monetary at Fort Koox rapidly ls dtmin-
system. Inasmuch as tbe lsbing ls that we dismantled our
government has the option of gold mlning maebinery during
purchasing the Federal Re-World War D, and sent It to
serve, it ls r ecommended that Rusia. Slocelhenttlenter level
this purchase should be ef-in many mines has risen to the
tected, and our mooetary point wher e they would be
system restored to the people inoperative unless they were to
ot the nation. be pumped out.
During the Wilson era, aeon-The smart thing to do would
stttutional amendment was be to start pumping right oow,
passed providing for tbe elec-to begin the mantdactUTe of
tlon or .u.S. senators by popu-modern gold mtningma.cldnery,
1ar vote. The lntquity of this and to prepare for the opeDlng
method was shown during tbe of our gold miDas. SW1 smarter
last electloo when Alan Cran-would be tbe repeal of the
ltoD defeated Dr. Mu Rafferty recent leglslatioo whleb made
for U. s. Senate. Tbe sel».tor our rema.lning gold at FOI't
11 said to have anmanced tbat KnoJ: subject to be w1tbdTaWD
eod sbould be pm to "Rat-at tbe demand of foreip baD-'in~sm." That ls a challenge tars. As It l.s, our pc&per mooey
to cooservat1ns, as it was the no kmger bas a gold backing.
oplnioa of many tbat Dr, Rat-Perblps tbe greatest problem
fert7 was tbe tlfellest """most f>eloc lbe oalloa Is to got out of
wboleiODle cbaracter ln tbe the United Na.tioos, llld to eet
ORANGE COAST Civitan Club was assisted 1!1611 pollUcal arena, """sbould 1be Uallod Nattoos out of
America. At tbe outset, DeUlJ
in the holiday sale of truttcake by the From the Bl.ble •quarterot•'"-''""·'hls Mardan Sc~ool of Educational Therapy. ...,ld orpotulloo """ com-
Newport pollee captain Don Oyaas at 0 death, whore i~ thy ~,:_~~?:•loY: ' st.ina? 0 paYe. where 11 thy ... • .... pu left, Clvltan president, is pt:esenting a Yictooy? saa:., or lbe r~~r•1 K tu ....,....,
donation to Dave Eisenman, school direc-. Tbe atlna or death Ia . ai~; :::, ~ ~
tor, for the sale of more than 1,700 and I he auenafl or 110 11 lbe co111111111111t ~.ODd
tho law. ltJ .,..cJief&YOr10etallamud pounds of fruitcake. Clvitan Club meets But thanta be to bod, a _ .. .....-, a, a
for lunch on the 1st and 3rd Thursdays which ai .. lh oa lh• riclmy "~• ..,_. a
C 1 flroup. our Lord haoa R-ta at lila -o1 lila at tbe Costa Mesa ountry C ub. OlriaL (1 Corinthlana 15:55-..,_ _. 11u ootOI-
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DIVIDUALS PEU'OUtEO
PAOMPTLY Af'C) ACCliJ.·
ATELY AT AEASONABL£
t.ATES. CALL. SEA VICES
POll. SMALL BUSINESS, 419
EAST 17TH STII.EET, COSTA
MESA, Ml-9:W:l.
Newcomers at Hoaar
-J'H!IISD.I.Y, Doc... llof • lllr. ud ..... Wllul
lloJ • lllr. ud lllro. llorrJ ::_ 114 Tqou A,..,
W-U10 Boa VI* Dr • '8.\TURilAY
Colla II-. llof • lllr: ud 01<1 • 111r. ud lllro. Vld« Koc:ll, 10111 ~,;;,;~Hij~j; =· IIMSM-Dr.,Colla too Bllell.
01<1 •Mr. ud llro. Rlobord llof ·Mr. ud Mrs. AIYta B.
Belli-ODd, 11101 Br-St.. H..,. Se-, .. Ull, Vld«l&st., ~ Bllell. Colla M-
Ilo)' • Mr. ud lllro. Jobll Do. lloJ • llr. ud lin. K ... -
•lot Oak St eo.ta Me-. PUtt, ,, CbeyeDDt st., ' .. .. ... Boy -Mr. ud Ur1. Erie Boy Mr &Dd Ur :~· 1Z8 Yer1.110 Place, Ir-Galdo, 5o71 Bereu LA!. HIID-
G~l -Mr. aDd Mrl, RodDeY tlDCtOD Be&cb.
Nuke, 2020 Fullertoa Ave,, Boy .. Mr. aDd Mr;.•;;·~~
Costa Mesa. =~~, 170 B. st., "'
•FRIDAY, Dec. 27 Girl -Mr. and Mrs. Robtrt
Boy • Mr. and Mrs. Edmwxl Howar4, 2821 Harbor View Dr,,
Moates, 2048 Royal Palm Dr., HarbJr View Hills.
Costa Mesa. Girl -Mr. and Mrs. Ronald
· Boy -Mr. ud Mrs. Robert Clarll, 900 ~cKeoale PL,
R&J.o.y, 149!5 CO¥eDtry La.De, Costa Mesa.
H\Uitio.gton Beacb, •SUNDAY, Dec. 29
Boy -Mr. aDd Mn, Loren Boy -Mr . aod 14rs. Harvey
Barnes, 11!0 PaulariDO, Costa L. Hines, 734 James St.,
Mesa. fA, Costa Mesa.
Boy -Mr. aDd Mrs. Alleo Girl -Mr. and Mrs. Eueeoe
MWs, 9091 Gettysburg Dr., R. Norden, 2873 Aua Lane,
Huntington Beach, Costa Mesa.
Boy -Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Girl -Mr. and Mrs, Herbert
Clarll, 2417 Elden Ave., Costa Goad, 1078 Mission Dr., Costa
Mesa. Mesa.
Girl -Mr . and Mrs. Lee Boy -Mr. and Mrs. Le<ow·d
Olhoffer, 2415 Holly Lane, New-Herring, 2080 Newport
port Heights. Costa Mesa.
Boy • Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Boy -Mr. and Mrs. Jose L.
Modica, 248 Driftwood, Shore Butusco, 8101 La Palma Circle,
CUffs. r' Huntington Beach.
Gir I -Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
3100 Paciflc View Dr.
WNDAY SCitOOL 10 ....
SUNDAY SERVICE 10 .. -.
WEDNESDAY I::':VENING
A TTEHD THE CHURCH
OF YOUR CHOICE
REGULARLY
GET-ACQUAINTED
Cohen, 1218 Cambridge Lane,
WestcWf.
Boy -Mr. and Mrs. Timothy
Wood, 3202 w, Ocean Front,
West Newport. MEETINC. 1:00 "·"'·
READING ROOM -
Mutual Buildtn&
2863 East Cout Hiahway
Moll.. • S.t. W :. ..... to 5 p.m
1\uNday f''O'r llilljl-7 to 9
Yrou an cordtally 1nvued to
aut-nd Chwch Srrvtecl aiWI
10 u5e the ReadtnJ ltoom.
CfNTIAL
IIILE CH UICH _, 1\
l,..t.Mi.rifta
TM KM o4 Cod
The l'<tnCM of Chmr
The ~ oi ltw liofy Sptrir
wnd..,. ..,.....,, ""'""'
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t ... n•llll k•~•H 1 f"M
MEN 'S WASH & WEAR
CACTUS CASUAL
SLACKS ...
aEG. st. so~ su.n
LwtMr• Gwrch
OftM ...... ,
L...ther•
O..rd i • A.eriu
2900 Pacific View Dt.
Corona del Mar, CaliroaU. Wrdii<"..U~ lt,hlfo ~hod~
•lid ,,~,.,., 1 ,..,.. KNIT
TUKTLE NECK
SHIRTS Or. WilliiiTI R. Eller Nvt~•• u .. .,,.. """''~'
Phone 644-2664 • MOCK TURTLE
l :t5 •·•·· Family Wor•hip
9:45 •·•·· Ch1 n:~ School..,
11:00 •·•·· Feative Worahip
NURSERY PRO\IIDF.D
A ful v-th l'rop•m
Cm. o4 Or.,.. _. 2Jnl. $1. c .........
'""" H ( )<t"f"', 1'(4 ....... 1/3 O_FF
flp•rtlt ·-· » ti••l Gll!ard!
3»2 1...4 -· N_.. Hololtt•
A Fru •tl I•J.,ntlnl
Cor.t'•tMi.Hfll CM•Ii• c••rd
'f\el.-. ...................... .
a-day Sct't'ice ud Ourch Sc:ltool at 10:00 Lillo
Mr. TOM'S~~E~OR
,4t~.t)~
,.._64·27· 3424 VIA LIDO NEWPORT BEACH
HARBOR PAINT
& WALLPAPER
Pittsburgh -Dutch Boy
Paints -com plete line
13,000 PATTERN S
,... ••• y .. , ON.
.......... crt,.....l
Coli 671.0550
Coli in Your Want Ad
673-4550 ( ~/--7 ...... 1 .... ·-~·
OF WALLPAP ER 0 PET SUPPliES ~ ·•·-•«··~• ......... ,u
2'919 E. Coast Hwy . Co~• dol "'"' TROPICAL FISH ::;: . ,...Ji111J!
I1<4EXT TO PORT THEATRE) We llrtve the largest and -~.--,lluio-,
.... -·····-
Phon•: 67>2033 mos t beaut iful se'ectiOfl of .,., • ., 1
-·----=~~;::.:.,::.:,=::=:....--1 ~~-~ OfOt(l \U~ .. y tO< !roptca l hsh 1n the area. I I.,;;;;~~~~==~ •BEAUTY SALON We also c<tr rv a full l1ne of 1
f' , ilQtlarturns. and all acces·
..LO't'lailu. i sor 1es neede<1 for the hobby. • HEARING AIDS
Sou lh Sea Trop•cal
218 W, Wdson Strf"et
Cos ta ~cset 548-7961
SHI RLEY OLSON
1Cil38 ..... ".Ooii'Bl.VD.
CO.T ... Mil:-. C "L I"0 "NI ..
HAL AEBISCHER
HE.RING •IDS
Proper Fitting Auured
3409 E. Cooat H'*Y•
Cof'Dno d•l MCII'
675-3833
• SHOE RfPAIR
;:.:c:_ _____
1
8 ::kl A .M. TO !5:00 P ,M,
s-.""-tt.•C-•I CLOSEOSUNOAY 6. MONDAY
I\1ABERRY"S
Shoe Repa1r
Purse and luggage
Rcpa1 r -Dye Work
S&H STAllS
ONE OAY SERVICI
1890 Herbal' Bhld. ..... , ..... ", c--· & .,_,.
IHict-S.,.~c• c .......
a-t..tr::
.,._ qoolllr .,. "'-~
on lbeprM ... -.. ~ All--·--........ m.rs
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l'l.OWERS Fell
ALL ClCCASOfS
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Coste Mesa -WI &-l311
• HEALTH RESORT
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• CDSTA MESA
s.9-3361
• ORANGE
639-2-"11
• ANAHEIM
826-0311
'
•MONDAY, Dec. 30
Boy -Mr. and Mrs. Mait-
land VUUard, 671 Goveroorst.,
Costa Mesa.
Girl -Mr . a.nd Mrs. W111Jam
Miller, 5021 Pheasant Circle,
HunUngton Beach.
Boy • Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Baker, 126 -46th St., West
Newport.
Girl a Mr, and Mrs. Edward
Valentine, 1213 Donegal Pl.,
Costa Mesa.
Boy -Mr. and Mrs. Henry
McKowen,. 20691 Cllaucer Lane,
Huntington Beach.
•TUESDA Y, Dec. 31
Girl -Dr. and Mrs. Randolp
Colley, 1912 Santiagao Ave,,
Dover Shores.
Boy -Mr. and Mrs. Lars
Larson, 9911 Voyager Dr., Hun-
tington Beach.
Girl • Mr. and Mrs. Leon
Stoddard, 3040 Grant st., Costa
Mesa.
Girl • Mr. and 14rs. Swlft
Torrance, 327 62Ddst., Newport
Shores.
aoJ" ·llr. ud Mrs. Emorty
Bu-apr, 19905 Shetf1eld Lane,
Hwtlncton Beach.,
Girl -Mr. and Mrs. Victor
869 Gover nor St., Costa
Mesa.
Boy -Mr. and Mrs. John
Park, Z09 Narcissus Ave.,
Corona de 1 Mar.
'
ANOTHER SPECIAL SERVICE
for CUSTOMERS and FRIENDS
COME IN AND PICK UP YOUR COPY
JAN. 2 lhru JAN. 10
tJA'ere 'ltJtl /.Jtl/1/e aoe4
mtde a dilrer~ae
5% per annum compounded daily current
rate on passbook savings
5 25% on minimum term accounts
• in multiples of $1 ,000.
MUTUAL SAVINGS
AND L OAN ASSOCIATION
CORONA DEL MAR
2117 EAST COA!!T HIGHWAY
CORONA DEL MAR. CALIFORNIA 1212$
TELEPHONE: 175-5010
HEAD OFFICE
315 E. Colorado Blvd.
Pasadena, Calif. 91109
telephone: 449-2345
1 Tnn.
20 word1 or leu uo
21 words ro 30 words 2.00
31 words lo 40 words 3.00
Eoch word o .. er 40 words .05
ASSETS OVER
$425,000,000.00
2 Timu 3 !.me~
7.10 :!.00
3.00 4.00
4.00 5.00
.10 .15
NEWPORTER MOTORS
2036 Harbor Blvd.
Costa Mesa
OTHER BRANCH
OFFICES
Glendale. West Arcad1a
Corona Del Mar
STORl&f &WGE
$20 MONTH
(nr. Zlnd 6: Ntwpott, CM I
ReaJtor ~~
• MISCELLANEOUS
SPOTS'before your e yes ....
an )'OUr new carpet -r•
move them with Blue Lua-
trc. Rent electric eb~m
pooer t1. Crowri Hardware.
3107 E. Coa1t Hwyo, Cor-
ona del Mar •
... eM.
E _,,_IQ~ II 2 '1 . .,...a ·,,. ~~ -
' Tars upset Marina 62-52 Mrs. Ricard , ..... t--.. -_., ..-. c-.•--· .... ·.rie-succumbs •s I'U Ill 1111t b u,.. Lte lla.-. ICCI II f lar 14; ..... ~ WM•• ..... II aMI (~led) IUcud o1 a.~ •-t -._.,.,11 ·Jo1f "'"'11(1, ..11; •1a Tololl, 111 H; Bl""··•" Bood, .,._.. P~ac., eo. "-
--...---l,lldDuU-,1. -.,..-1 lll.GIAIIDI-IIIt~et ... ,,,.,.._, 'nltlalllwa-wlllbeplaftltw.....,,._.., . ~ ,
will! a II-II...-"-'.,.. II -.ba Yalior II I p.-, ValloJ, --
·-llartoa. -Fl'ldiJ to -lid Loapo --ttoo ..,_ .. lloo -lool II to 10 at t11o -• ... _, llllwclt1 !!lcM J!7 ode·
toalf 1111 -lit"'· r....ro~ c-a oa .. •-·· 1111-lar lfoll Hlll!otY-""'-tor 11 :.Pui;':IW~-~~lool~,!tl!l~;·~t!:w~loor::_:lla=•~to:.:-:.:"':.:-::•::IA~ttoo:: !50 Ill 41. Ttoo Y-loam lool bo1 ·1 llliOit ol .... ..,, 1lltU Du 1 . h . . 14,.,..... IUt a......, lor a. OWta e~m, of ft1cb • C Urch Ne. WS · G-41 load wtao ·~ to 10, ;,:;:.~~ .,"'
, Tbe eo.ta Mea MMhnp ..... lbt wu 1D. cllu
·-.. ' --Wullotallorodi.l--~~~ lrd plaee wtlb a 115 lll&ldtor qullto tt ellll<lr:O Flrll t llllollll Cbarea, 101 -.,. ttoo 11 a.m. _.,tee, Tile, to 15 •let«J "'er El -oa. Fatn1ow llolpiW. Ft .. ...,_,11& st., eo.ta Mta-Dr • WOIDID ., Ull eburcb wt.U lllve Coroaa del Uat woa tbt eoa-~ were made a Jell' tor
P, G. MtiiiD&ID'I IM'IIIOil topic ' IO.IItJoa booora bJ defMHnc " lllla.m _, wlnlot"Wbot a potl!lclo -.at e:ao p.m. Y 'II to II ,..,.., IUid abo ... quito
are •• ~ll toGCJcl?f• At?p m Ju. 11, tDUond bf tbt moatb,.. ';;! c • del liar Sea prour!" tbat sbt cut oat au tbe
bto tcple wtn lot ''Tbo ... • 1r ~ aoooUtoc. Goost .._ llrlll!llr ootorod _.. .. ""
bairOil """"111&11* 101 e~: _..,. 1f!U lot Mar Tolto-. ~ ":t:'• ~~b~~-,_qallto,Sbo wu alooaetl••
peel." presldeot of !be east ----. o r lA !be c-»aoa lnDeb Wu ooalereoee ottbe Amert-55 to 43 Tutsday. Tbe«lDpled tbt Homemaker's, fromtbe WC
• • • eu Lutheru Ctwrcb Women. at tbl •11• 20 to 1 '1, but 1 Looc ellelladca eenice a.ad wu
Cftb'al· Bible Cbareb, Oruce • • • Beacb rail)' swaq)ed them 1D cblrter member oi tbt Newport
ATe at Urd st., eo.ta Mta Tbe Latberu Church of the tbl 2DCI baU. 8te¥e Leeeb paced Beach Floreoce Crittenden
Pulor fL E. JODN wUl briDe Mutu 2900 PacUlc View Dr the Sea Kine scorLag wttb 18 Home orpntutioo
a messap OD "A mlnltMf'l Harbor' View ~ Wti~ poiats, followed by Kim WU-Mrs. Ricard WU b:JrD. Dee.
coaeera" at tbe t ud lO:SO 11am Eller ..w. deUYer a mes-bnebt .Ub 10, Mike McWU-z, 1898, 1n Datrolt, Mle!'IC'~
a.m. SWidaJ ~~nt.c... At 7p.m.. _,. oa "RtDMmber your crea-Uam.t wttb 7, Cbrll Tbompsoo Ud UYed LD t.bll ar• tJr
be will IPeU OD "Tbt ap..._. tor" at l:45 aadlla.m.Suoday. witb 4, Nettles 4, and Wiese, years.
tioD of Penti"'M" Tbl..-.1 Atteraooa deYotJons for Hill-z. Surrtvors ue ber daaebter,
eoocrepUoaal bas!Dea meet-laYea. eoeYaleaceot home will Estancia, aleo 1D DDD-leacue ~oette Fredrlbeo of Colb.
iDe w1.l1 be btld at 7 p.m. Jan. be bl)d at 2 p.m. Dr. IDd Mrs. competitioa., woo over PacUlea Mesa; 3 graDdchUdlen, Ford
15. Eller wtU entertain !be I~ T•&day 59 to 49.SidpWliUam! Brown, Pamela Morin, IUid Doc
• • • members of tbe ebureb COUDCU and BUI Dugas led tbe Ea.cles Fredrt.tsen, and 4 great crand·
PlJmootb Coacrepbooal and tbelr spouses Mooday eve-wltb 12 po.l.Qts each; Mite Hayes children. Chur~b, 1262 Broad st., New. Din& Jan. 13. made lO, O:ctll and fk>yt, 7 SerYices were held Jan. 8,
port HeliiQ-hA Cup call • • • ~h: Barnett, 5; Sbaugtmessy at WestcliffCblpehrtlhtbeRe•.
, to prayer" will be U. R"· Mnport Ullity Church, meet-iDd VaUece, 3 each. Edward Smith, former mtniaer
Norman BroW1 III'IDOD tople 1Dg at 15th St. and Irvine Ave., sua IM 3RD PLACE of Cbrtst Church by the Sea,
tor tbe 10 a.m. senlee this CUff HateD-The Rn. Loren AFTER "~S WIN now of the La Poeote Metbo.
SUDday. The annllll eoogrep. Fllettnger's sermoo topic for · The Or Coast c _11 ll. di.st Church, as omclane. ln.
tiooal meetJ.o& will be beld at 10 a.m. Sunday will be "The l.n 3 d :~theEa.sto er terment was at Harbor Rest
6:30 p.m. Jan. 16 Ill tbe bJlaod tr~ of tho~gtlt.'' • ter:OC.: wit~ a 2•1 rec::: a:; Mem:n-tal Park.
bouse at Fashioo lslm:l. ""========I • • • Tbe Chveh of the Cross. defetJ..lnc RlO Hoodo 99 to 8~ -
Cbrl.stlan Science Cburebes, roads, meeting ill the ebapel -=y evelling 00 tbe losers
Corona del M.ar,Newport.Beaeh at 3500 Paetnc View Dr., Har· The Buc
aod Costa Mesa--Tbe 1essoo bor Vtew Hills--"Failh or an-H odo' 47_!0 ~'::me • .,.,, to I
sermoo tor this SUDday Ls titled xlety" wUI be the serTDOG topic 0 s me ·~
"S&--eot," -~ tile IOideD of Dr Vincent Gottuso Jr at win their ZDd conference ........... ...., ' . Mtke McCartin wu
te.zt ts from I Samuel: "Sebold 11 a.m; Suoday; • scorer lor Coast wttb to obey Ls better tbusacrtnce,
aod to bearkeD tba.D the tat of st. Mark Presbyterla.n Mike O'Flaberty
rams." Church. 2100 Mar Vlsta, Ea.st Turley, 14.; Steve
• • • Bluft-Tbe Rev . James Kirk Phll Jordan, 12; Rich
st. Michael's and All AD.pls' will preach at 10 Lm. Sunday ~C ~ take a break
Epl8copal Church, 32SS Pacl· oo the topic, "The body 5
ftc VIew Dr., Harbor Vie'w Hills speaks •• 2od ill the series Jan. 1-4, wbeo Golden
-Holy commUDJou wtllNcele-oo the 'Letter to tbe Hebrews. comes to the OCC gym.
bratod at both !be 8 ..0 HO Partlelpotlllg In tlleoemee1fiU MENTAL RETARDATION
Lm. Slmday senlces.Tbl aD·. be Ray Amllng, Doll HlldeD-IS TOPIC AT FAIRVIEW ntal parlab meettnc wlU be brand, Tom Hladson, Mlke Mental retardatlon·l~~i::l held at 7:SO p.m. Jan. lt ill tbe )faMtolw.n Geoe Graham and Its •--1e • ' e~~s OD peop S pariah tall. At 7:30 p.m. Jaa. Cbarles Sword. bow u 1s bel.ng treated
15,~ the 'Znd ill tbt lllils of abroad--wlll be discussed at
serrdoan oa "Raellm Mil u" GO TO OtUR04 SUM DAY pubUc lecture at 7:SO
will lie lleld In tile pattaloall. Job's Daugb!ers, Betbel Sl3, T J 14 Fa.tr>tew l
N_ ... n-h ..... A,...1.,,. uesday, an. , at Goorre Eotwars """' tl!o LGo --~ • -e.., are ~w--stat 11o !tal ~ Its hl I ... .._.,s Co·-.., .._ ... -.... of St. Andrew's Presbyterian e sp "1 c e ._ -• ~-J)S)'ebotocr, '"IAgR.Stooe. Tile
Excllllive
,., 1111 Jt-Rn !'1mlh • 01stom
hu•U 4 bd nn. • family rm •
nowin:;: 111'101-plan ph11 Pfl ·
t!Q cntr:rt&lnmcnt an-•. Sli(l-
int: glus doono! Jrom a II
bdrm' · lower 2 bdnrn1 ~ad
10 g;u"{k>n • ~ta~rer txlnn.
all(l third bdml. UJlllihlil"!'! ad·
lO'""Y.: blacony. naek Bay.
'ii:!,:01
• • •
Sltti ftCJ on
Top of the Werlcl
1\'ilh wr 'lt-w of 1~ a~"'•"·
1 hdn nl' .. ~ bath.~. :! rwm
J.· balh :=uf'sl art.. pool and
r'U.....-p1Vrn. ,..,..... .oumpk on
hw lol,;. t9'i. ·m.
JEAN SMITH,
Realtor
NEIPORT IIARIOR EliiGII
ARST SEC11011 - -P ... 5
811 Emerald Bay
1-1/llletl!o.
Beallttflal mtrn>rod l>O"dor room. s -ftrepta<:-
electrie BBQ cttrdQ( room with wet bar_.._.,.. room
HelfJ abate roof wttb cooeealed gutters. Larp litc:berl
wt.tb aeelleot ~~onCe. paalry,electrlc ladlt-lDI ud treat.
llsl IIOOit "'erlooklllg prdeA. Separate "'"r-olled laomotry
Oceaa rlew from UY1DC room, diD1.D& room, muter
bedroom suite ud larp deck.
AU tills. IDclucliDc Emtn.ld Bay's prtnte beach, temtls
club aDd pool club--tc:R ODly $85,000.
FEE SOIPLE LAIID.
p. a. palmer Incorporated
Til DM10P£RS tJ UDO SKI t935
3377 Vio L!olo -.. U.
M-rt --F-flleL.A._ .... HOI ••••••••••••••••••
educatloa wtllJI)e&koo''CaUHs Church tor tbelr BP-to.cburch lectare w1U be beld lD Room 643155
of lfMtto ccwUttoas." Scmday, J.aa. 1Z at 8 a..m. Fol. 1017-ot tbe ·~Z50=1~~~iii~iiiii=iiiii;~~~ \ • • • kJw1Dc tilt cbareb ienices Harbor BlYd.,
nt II.._, Hubor '-· tbere ..W·IIf'a' ....... O. bru&-Tlebtsll !be door
rao Church, 2501 CWl' Dr., ·*-t, opett •to U. peUc, IIIINt· fi ·ts seeoac1 ill a 'CAMEO ~ORES-
VIEW
Newport Helpta.-.Putor 1D tbl SeatarlD&: Muoole Tue8d&J eG1Dc ~~=~~ S25 . mi.llion total aalu
James Bla1nwUlapeatCil"Ept. Temple across tbe ltreet from meatally ~~. throuJh the Multiple Listina
pbany 1969" at tbl 8:10 ud 11 tbt Newport Harbor High by Ullinrstty of CaWorDI.a Service o f The Newport a.m. SUDday Mnlce1. HolJ ScbooL teosloa.. • bor Coala Mesa Board of
SI MPLE SAVI NGS ...
NOTHING COMPLICATED AIOUT THISE
PRICES ••. THEODORE ROBINS' MDDERH
METHODS AND VOLUME SALES MEAN EXTRA
DOLLARS IH YOUR POCXET YEAR AROUH
HEW 1969 MUSTANG HARDTOP
HEW 1969
T-1110
ORDER TDDAYI
$2398
ORDER TODAYI
HEW ENGLISH
CORTINA
$1883
100 MPH -32 MPG
DISC aRAK ES, ETC.
'61 FOIID '"" C.~ I o ... o.. 15111711. tO '.Co 4-" •, trM .. $695 ............ $29 ..... _
• '64 CHIVIIOLIT MALIIU WA-
Wi-. IIHtw, ,._ •IIHri ... IC)MJ ?til. Jt~ ..... • er.h.
$795 ........... $2t ... _
'67 IUNIUM ALI'INI .
.,....., .................. (UO¥ ..... 201. ..... ....
$14ts --. $4$· ............ .
·~ .... ~ . til , ........ ....-ilt:ti"i..-.;., .....
-..~ ·· ··a1 ..... t_
RABIES VACOHAT10H Realtors fo r the first 4
O.IHIC SET FOR JAM. 14 ooon!lu of 1968.
Tile':'::~:~~~~~~~:~~~~;~ THIS IS OVER 4 MILLION cllDJc w be hekUrom OOLLARS PER MONlli IN p.m. Toesday, Ju. 14., at
main flre statloo near the PROPERlY SALES!
port Beach City Hall. The O p will 11e $!.50 per do<. A rabies I LIST Y UR ROPERlY
certUlcate will be Issued.
Volunteer members
KJW'Uls will ust.t.
New dog llce08es wt11
anllable tor a $5 fee.
1fiU lie a '""' pe..U, U tile Uceose ts not obtaioed before
Feb. 1.
UPPER BAY GROUP
WILL HEAR HARPIST
The LWer Bay Philharmonic
Auoclates wUl meet at 10:30
a.m. Monday, Ju. 13, at the
borne of Mrs. Robert Smith,
1821 Sabrina Ter., lntne Ter-
nce. Tbe business meeting will
be coDducted by the chairman,
Mrs. J. s. Pike Jr.
A musical program wtU be
ciYeD by Elilabeth Elgin Tur.
reu. a Darplst.
$910 PROPERTY THEFT
Can't sell it? .•. Trade lt7
For Faat Action A Reiulta
Call
'!HE DOYLE CO .• Realton
168
RNitor
642-6472 .., .. 67,.,...
17l0 W. Cooot Hlwoy
"~ ... ._.
Jut a little orer a moatb
after sbe moted lito 4.101
Hampden Rd., Camoo Sboreo,
Beleo G. Welll told Newport
8aeJir pollee Moadt.J, Dec. 30,
tl!at abo ... -ot $g1o -a>"' prapertr. I..;;;;;;;; _____ _
Sbe said tbaJ: lbtr placed a
camera. ~ oqolp-
meat, lllYer, &Dd ui.,Jr'Jmab·
tooc -· In .. _, ball eloott NoY. 18. ~ ebtc:IIIDc
tbe cloMt Dec. U, au were
mtutnc.
A PANORAMA YEW
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-:a .. ---~~~t.J/ .. $52,500
•••-•'lll'lltnaa~a wan ('71•) 111 .,. ..
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This Ls a magnlllceDt cl&om-built bome by IYU WeUa, wttb
awm...ung Ocean View. EYerJ coocetnbie tbottJt1t to
elepoc.e aDd luury. FOUR Bed Rms plus Dtn1Dg Rm, am
Four BaUISI Water softeoer, automatic spriDklers, ppoo~
beated/ftltered Pool. This Is truly a deUgbtftll home ft::c'
tbe dlsc.rlmina.ting.
Open House
12:30--5p.m. Sunday
JAN U
4639 GORHA.M DRIVE, CAllED SHORES
UIII'LE REAL ESTATE
2515 E. C..ot c.-. ... -
Wells-McC.rcle
Realtors
Rtlillblt Strvict Siou:t 1941
1110 HEWI'ORT
. ~ -~ .
e-. 11-11. ~-''
REDUCED
to $56,500
•
4 BDRII., PROVINCIAL HOllE, BUILT Ill KITCHEN,
10111., I BT!l IIOioiE ON BIG oaiCIIA BEACR.
I OW!IIIt WILL ntWICE AT l.ll Jill iitill'l.
$15,0001100.
111URSOAY, JNI.!, Jtlt
QliOIA 0£1. IIAlt, ljALI.f'.
Corona del Mar
DUPLEX
011 QUIET STREET-2 BEDROOM HOUSE PLUS A
OIIE BEDROOM APT.
PRICED TO SELL AT $39,950.110
• • •
OPEN HOUSE
SAT. ft SUN. 1-5 p.m.
IELDW 111E HIWAY DUPLEX O.OSE 10 BEo\CHES
l BEDROOM FRONT HOUSE, 2 BEDROOM UT.
SEE--~ IECOHIA, CDROHA DEL MAR
• •
BEAUTIFUL BAYCREST LOT ---$21,900.110
1120 Cillllestick LMe -Baycrest
(TAKE SANDALWOOD OFF SANTIAGO TO CANDLESTICK)
OPEN HOUSE
SUN. 1-5 p.m.
Gncioas 4 Bedroom 3 Bath Quality Home. Open beam('Q
ceiling J.n Living Room, Dining Room, KitcbeD II Family
Room. AU Elec. Blt·ins. Heavy Duty Central Vacuum
System. l8s36 Heated &: Filtered Pool. Owner has built
anotber OOme ---lleoce the good pr1ce of $65,000.
Bay & Beach Realty Inc:.
ni-•n
2407 E-COAST HWY. C D M
WE'RE MOVING!!
RANCHO LA CUESTA
a.L Hamilton & Bushard in Huntineton ~
sold 98 homes in six montha. Our new unit
as about to open and we must tell tbe lalt two
homes here at genet"OUS dilcoUDti-
MOOEL HOME, 2 BR. 2 IIA, b... nampao
can be eoaverted to 2 man
bodrooma. E.qaWa~y -aled •tandlcojood. $21,'1110-
diJco!Uiled psoo, •
INVENTORY' ~ BR. 2 BA. diDiJI& ......_ car-
poled tbruoul
$2$.0!50 -dilc:oiiiiiOd 111110.
10% Dawn c. ........ lMM Coli-...... , 1, .. ,..,
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liST DltKTOI
NIW YOlK
Ct1T1CS AWAIO
PAUL NEWMAN
IF"PII!:DI'IIC M .t.I'ICH-I'IICHAAO 100111 1 ••
"HOMBRE"
"'·---.~~ Rei I FrayS Baby
--Jam~
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~'t'O--~~ .. E:.3
-siCK CALL
Audrey and Bill Murray are
tbe latest casualties in the Hong
Kong Ou epidemic. When I cal-
led tbem I Deld tbe receiver a
foot away from my ear for fear
of catching what they had over
the phone. I hope they feel
better now; they souoded awful
OD the ptr)ne.
I dropped in oo G.l Fero-
strom at Wadsworth VA Hos-
S.. .... f-ofi ..... I•W6 UII
NOW PLAYING
IEII•~
"DOCTOI
oounu"
'" Coltw
PENNSYLVANIA
TENNIS BALLS-doz.7.50
*RACKET
STRINGING
WEII'ORT :W.R Elllllll
fiRST smio:: --,.I
llli!ISDAY, JM." ,_
OliOIA DEl. Mil, WJF.
RALEIGH
BICYCLES
*PARTS
*TIRES
*TUBES
REPAIRS
Sunbeam
Vacuum Cleaner
INDIA BEDSPREADS, handwoven,
100% cotton
90x108.
Reg. $9.00
72xl08.
Reg. $7.00
Now s4u Now s3aa
(1 ONLY) in Carrying Case SPECIAl. . $49.88 Now
NDREDS &
HUNDREDS
OF WANTED
ELECTRIC
PHILCO "Hipster"
Phonograph ..
les<some
lill:hter nutd boldet'll:
S2988
'GENERAL ELECTRIC cordless
slicing knife •.•..••.. Reg. $39.95
SUNBEAM cordless slicing
knife .••...•.•••... Reg. $35.95
SUNBEAM deluxe slicing
... ---I .-::.=:... I
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ITEMS
CLEARANCE
PRICED!
knife with fork and storage
case ....•••..•.••.. Reg. $36.95
RIVAL shreds and slices, gray
handle knife .•••.•.••. Reg. $24.95
RIVAL Ivory handled knife,
slices and shreds ••••.• Reg. $27.95
2Z CARAT GOLD oo Porcelain
din1nc accessories, vases teapots ser-
Ylng dlsbes, etc. Priced $3.SOID$io.95.
HAND CARVED WOODEN decoratin items
owl. rl*l rwmer, wba.le, soan, dest .t
P<leed $13.95 1D $22,95.
Now 50% OFF
I ooi1 IIANDCARVED TABLE trom INDIA
-llonllll&y; 15" dlalllotM··~'!tOI! Ror. $11.115.
•
.,,.,.,. BEND electric sKILLETS
were $16.95 to $22.95
WEST BEND Electric
Broiler-Toaster
Reg. $19.88
• FLAVO-RITE, REG. $29.95 ELECTRIC
BROILER-ROTISSERIE
Now S1899
(1 ONLY) CHILD'S HOBBY HORSE
with spring action Reg. $29.00$1411
72" ROUND TABLE CLOTH, flannel
vinyl in gay floral patterna, with
fringe. Reg. $10 .• 95. Now 56•
PAIR OF CANDLES
were $3.00 Now S118
were $4.00
·were $6.00 "Yew ,.,. lAST
CORONA-. .. Ill,.
I , n
Glenda Rae Warren •
IS
GIMda au Wur. oltcw.. petd Ut!Dd .. lbe rectptloa, Tbe bride ls a 1965 IJ"(luate
port Bl&cb ud Ccald D. Katt beld 1a tbe churcb teUowsbJp of coroaa del MU Htlb Sebool,
ol Tatua UCIII.Deld marr.._ bill. aad 'rill reeeJn ber decree 1Jl ..,_. w.-, afteiDDCJD. Dee. FoiJowtDc a boaeJmoontrlpto aeteoee ud math out JUDe at
If, It St. AodriW'o PrN-Palm SlJrlDp, the -lrwoda Cal Po!J. Tbo croom, -lo
bJt,lrlu Cbarcb. Dr. Charlo are mat1oc their home lD San lbe .oo ot a&r. a.ad Mre. Harry 4
DW-Id rlld !bo-lo riDe Lola Oblopo, •bore tboJ are B. Kalt ol Tar-. Is ..,. WHILE IN MEXICO CITY for the loth international "~·-
TROPHIES -• anrclod -··Doe. 1&, to CIDdy ilaDd, -· bolll ..._,.Cal Poly. tU1oC ~ IIOfk ID ma1h. I t -' u, • 'Ill> lh4e -~~-Eutp~~mhor Tbolirlde,wbototbodaueb-c eaners conven ion, Hazel Dimmitt and her brother, Max
11«7, "Loala'o -M Cllrlotnlu," Wltb a _,to tor ol Yr • ... Yro. w. C. War-Dimmitt, owners of the Quick Clean Center in Corona del
M z1 a-to 'nm ,..,. .. ,_ 14, IIIII -~ -fl"'l.-r• ol UZ9 lnJ.IIIt' An •• Wtlt ~'"b.::, o1 .;;;;·a-~,.. o;-...,, .. ~.;;u ~ aa1, ..,. • tn<U-' Mar, attended a banquet held as part of the People to People
c:oonp," wWI a Poty•oudu ..cu.c. (Eulppbolo.) IIIJio .... o1 _. de ..... program initiated by President Eisenhower. Pictured here, featurtnc a catbednl b(JafflnC
Story_·. w•"nners ' ·.announced trw 11111>-wttb ·~ from left, ·are Miss Dimmitt; Tgruo Takagi, president of
tace. Osaka Drycleaners In Japan; Max Dimmitt, and Kenohl
Her st.ter, IUs. Tom D. AD-
WIIMra ban bltii•ICtOIJDCed tsoaroolymeansottransporta .. drewaotco.ta *a,NrYedu Onae, also from Jap:,:an;;,;;·:,================="':!
by tbo Jlllllor Fr-. of tbo ttoa. matroaolbooor.CalhJ-11 STRIKE STOPS MAIL It
UbnrJ lor tboa-ewrttlac "Popal Papal ._ 1.1 oort. of Corolla del Mar, Soole Kalt TO SOME COUHTRI ES
coatut. ously lnlrtJ Can yoa ride IJito of Tula.Dl and LJDdl Holmea Corooa del Mar, Newport and
Gnde I-Taman. Colt, HeW-tbe Ytnace lor bQ)?.. or Mnport Beach were tbt Costa Mesa post otllees, a.Joog
port Hetpta Sebool, "Fables.'' Papa weot In aM kloted a.t brldesmalda. with post offtces throughout the
Grade ~letJ Pappu. Cor-bel' 10 !lOber aad Ill tears. William L. Beet. Jr. ol New-country, are r efusing to a.ccept
112 ~T 18TH ST.
001 del Mar Scbool. "Nlebolas' 'fb1U:iD& to tllmself, be knew port Beacb. was tbe best man. mail to England, E1.1.ropeaadtbe
rwne dl.y." wUb tbe the lack or mooey Ushers lAcluded Tom D. AD-Middle East and parts o1 Atrfca. Bt•o...~ . a ootca . -....c:"•o R~o"o• • c-oe
GIII'T. • CAND~ • F oo...Ool 8T"I-6. II'"L.Oia•
Grade 5--Kuy Lou Heimer, tbey would DOt be able to pay drews of Costa Mesa. Harry because of the dock strike oo
Cardeo Sebool, "Tbe Uttle to!" help, But they must take Siedman of Corooa, 1.ou1s WU-the East Coast. Because of tbe
btro." tlrlt cbance fofl Rosa's sate. llama of Sa.o Luis Obispo and 1Ddeftnlteness of the lay otf
Grade 6--Robert Larsoo. MaPuel arrived bome oo Rick Jacoby ol SaJU Cruz. and the possibility of tbe strike
Write for FREE
Semon. Sebool, "The talldDg an old sebool bus. He was tbe Warli)'D Lewis Jeanoette lasting for a long time, an Brochurt! & Cata.logut!
drum.'' ooly ooe 1D our family who had ~~·-~~U~I.IId~~loa~·~L~f'lll""'_~sa~ka~----~GL~EH~D~~·R~·~E~·~u'!l'..'~~~n~ .. '!IC'w~·~!! ____ _;ma~l~l ~to~t~l>eQs~e~u~ea~s~LI~I>e~ln~g~===================~ Grade 1--CI..Ildy Ha.nc1. Horace a &OQd educa.Uoo. When be put "" ""' """ ~ ft."' returned to the sender.
Eoslp School, "Luisa's woo-doWn his boots he beard tbe
derM Christmas." fali'IUy lD the otber room . Papa
Grade 8-Tlm Cauley, Our told himtoburryandrldeAmlgo
LadY Queea of Aqels SchOol. into Tuco for help.
"Call It oourap.•• In the heat of the day irouM
Hooora.ble meatJoo wtnners mld-atterooon Muuel arriYed
are: to Tu:co. He saw a ma.a starxttng
Debbie Jooes, crade 6, New-lD a small doorway and
port School, for ortpaa.Uty. asked ldm for help.
AnD Park, lfade 6, Out Lady "You look worried, do you
~ of ADpt. Scbool, lor Deed l>elp?"
1ma.pnation. "Yes, slr. M.y sister, Rosa.,
Weody Plecard, p-ade 7, fell from a ladder and is
Horace Eoatp Scbool, tor st1ll serloosly hurt, Cu you belp?"
1n upresslng and deYek:Jpln.g a "Well, U you mean you Deed
mood. a doctor, I think I can help."
Susu Tooge, grade?, Harbor "We must hurry. It's a long
View Seto)l, for I(IOddialocaod ride if we take Amigo, our
story developmeot. dootey." Doui Carpeoter, grade 8, "We can get there faster in
Horace Enslp School, for my truck. We will put Amigo
kzlowledre of tbe country. 1n tbe bact. Let's burry."
Here Is ooe of the winning ODe b.aU bour later they ar •
stories, "Luisa's wooderM riYed at tbe dirt path leading
Cbrlstmu," by Cl.ody Hand, up to our bouse.
• • • Tbe doctor was surprised
•INTRODUCTION with Rosa's oood.ltlon, leg aM
Y.y oame ls Lu1sa Lopez., 1 bead IPJurles. Tbe price was
llYe in a muddy adobe bome oo DOt to high, but for a family
tbe outstirts of Tuco, U:elico. kw oo mooey It ooukl be a prob-
U:y fatber, Papa., 1s a potter lem. Motber m:l Papa kept a
wltb a YetY Jmall salary. I secret about tbe a..mouut tbey
bate hfo J'OUDCW ataer'l Ud ond tbldoctorb'blltroablel •
... ,. Ql .. ~.. ~--........... ,. M4 ....
Sic-lir!Dp troablo IJid 1lotii to tbo -'tal, almoot
bad Deia. No Cbriltmu.I must tbt Wbole famlly ttemed to pt
san CbrLstmu, but bo1r1 sleL SickDess became a big
• • • problem tor our famlly for
"CHAPTER 1 -An Accident sooo Papa wa.s sick along with
ODe warm starry nigbt in Manuel. Neither of them were
late November, I was ftx1Dc my able to wort. Motber andlwere
WOYeD straw mat tbat was my Yery busy tati.Dg care of tbe
bed. 1 beard a sbrW scream rest of the family. We did DOt
wb.lch pierced the sUence. I han time to work for moaey.
d:r'oiJped mJ mat and rao quietly • • •
outdoors. Here I sawmyllttlest •cHAPTER 2 -Startllng News
slster, Rosa, sprawlad. on the ~ knew the family could
grOUDd. Rosa bad talleo from the oot Un on ooe sllee of bread
ladder outside tbe stall. Motber a day. Motber and I were too
came &Dd helped me carry her busy caring for the children
lDto tbe bouse and Ueber oo her m:l Papa, to wort.. So Papa
mat. bad a long talk with Motber
Soon Papa arrtnd home about tbe problem.
oo our old dookeJ, Amigo. This
GARRETT'S
12th Semi-Annual
FURNITURE
NOW
IN PROGRESS!
SUBSTANTIAL SAVINGS
on Such Famous Brands as:
• HEIIITAGE •-SVILLE
• lOIILIHSOH • tolcGRUTIIER <XIIIRADI
• fAIIOIER • STONE & PHILLIPS
• HEOCMAII • <XIII AliT IIALL
•111111 TI!N • CIMTURY
eUIIGU. • JAII!Sro.l
•SMIOMI • toiAIIIIIO
• P-SYLVNIIA •STirPIL
IIIIUSI
Ull Hatd11~ a~ COSTA...,_ .•. ,. .• ..,.
... ; t ...... I ,, £I
•
per ecting • ve years o
0
Appreciation can cover the spectrum of man and nature-
appreciation of life. appreciation of a friendly smile
appreciation of a rainy day . the aroma ol steaming coffee.
the vibrant color blending of flowers. the mischie\'ous
giggle of a small child. the breath-taking tx.>aut,· of fluffy
clouds, and even the mysterious sparkle of an e,·ening star.
Here are simple. everyday si~hts that can make a d..1y rich
and enjoyable. In the mixed pool of human natur<'. appreci-
ation has become a way of life for us. and is something
that we belie\'e in and practice.
Appreciation can ma ke a day rich. pleasant. and cnto~·ab le.
Why not use this every day? To us. appreciation is a very
real force. strong and vital to our ever~-d~y lives. It ts
governed by a law th at is almost as direct as the laws ol
physics-'"We di-aw to ourselves the good of ever)·thing we
appreciate. but the evil of everything we belittle ..
We know that in banking. people represent the n·r~· core of
success or failure. and there is always somethin g to ap-
preciate in all people ... if we look for it ' "Appreciate. and
you prosper. Belittle. and )'OU lose~. Because of this time·
proven principle. each person's fate is in his own hands. We
appreciate each employee in his own way, and the~·. in
tum, appreciate each depositor tha t enters our bank.
• •
This month marks the culmmauon of five years of applymg
this vital force. Five years ago this month . our doors
opened for business. and it was a challenge for us. a very
competitive challenge. at that. We had a roof. floor. 4 walls.
and a small safe. But. we realized then that these material
assets were not going to be enough . tf we were to be suc-
cessful. We needed to have that somethmg extra ... the
'"Art of Appreciation~. We started b,· hiring that certain
kind of employee who had this baste quality inherent
in his personality.
The people of Orange County have responded to our kind of
a ppreciation. In five short vears. our success is being real-
ized because it is ba~ on. this strong and vital force. Our
assets have grown from zero to over 55 million dollars in
that time. Certainly we appreciate this growth . However .
we appreciate even m ore the fact that our depositors appre-
ciate our many services and how our people have worked
with them. The ~Art of Appreciation~ really works. Let an~·
man try it for one ordinan-day. and that day will be differ-
ent and more rewarding than any he h as experienced before.
If you are not appreciated where ~·ou now do your ban kin~.
please pay us a visit and trv n11r brand of appreciation
W e'd npprrciate it1
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. -· ~tWPO~r ...,.\
' SATJOSAL · '
~r._ BA!'OK ~~
-... ~ "· .. . . .
In Triumph, Humilie,
UW'OR'T HA_,R EJiliGII
SEOOIIO SECT1011 --P ... 2
For 1\pollo 8, Only Book of Genesis
•
Gnat IY•ta il . le ON .T._t
''11aeCCIIIIM -M-t Cumel"-lltiap 11
., ..... ,., Jfartla Encompassed Vastness of Space p,_ ''1M I IWORDO' THI LORD"'_ ........ ,.,., ... 0 •• T_. it1 ••
• ll)r MEL VIH lt. 'lt'lllJ'IUA.THU
ot••-~..,
Tllio -·· coltbnllla ot tile ~ juot P'-wu a lint
If ro. DO Oilier -tlwl that
-Won 11811 my ot Ito -.. .... •• II:Dtatl.. ol ~
-.. deep In lbe .......
Butltwuallnt -------.. there--. IIJiirlhlal C h r Itt-
mas, aDd thll .....
nit of tile Apollo
••• tranomialoll
-ot lbe cmorrf Ilea awareoeu of
the finite state of man.
Borman, Lovell aDd Ancien
could have reported that during
their loll& journey they found
abeolutely no evidence of God, as
a Soviet cosmonaut scofrmgly
did on a much shorter venture
Into space, and their report would
have been passed over in silence.
The message that came from
on high. however, was a qui te dif·
ferent one; it lifted the spirit and
lltirnd tile -........,. U DO _ _.., al 1M Aplllo'o-
---l•t -""""' ~~a .. -.
lnhabllanto ., IIIIo ---..,.., ... ___ _,_
to lluo--to lbo TV tubo
blorderDOtto-·-"'
the TV opoctaculan from outar
IP'""· but lloe1 --tot.ll)r -
prepared to boar cm~lq '""" Apollo I tbo Blbllcal ......,, ot
the creation ot lbo ....., .. aDd the
earth, the tun. moo11 and atan u
contained Ia the -ot Geoaio.
TluA...:imtAcc"""'
"Ia the he&lnela&. God created
the heaven and tbe earth.
"And tbe earth wu without
form and void; ucl darkneu was
upon the face ~ the deep. Alw:l
the spirit of God moved upon the
face of the "aten:.
"And God said, Let the"' be
light; and there wu light"
As the one-after-another read-
ing by the three men iD the light
of the moon came through loud
and clear, it dawned in bomes
throughout tbe land tbat these
St. Thomas Bible Lesson
GOD ANSWERS HEZEKIAH'S PRAYER
II Kings 19
lesson 20, Serieo II
MEMORY VERSE: II Kings 10:10.
SL Thoma,., Press ---.. f. 0. Box 35096 -HoU!fton. Taas 77035
Chapter 19 of Second~ Kings brings to a climax the long 1ucceuion of
crHkaJ events that brought the invading Assyrian annie. to the very gates of
Jerusalem. The three important eiementa ~f this chapter are the prayer of
He:zekiah, the prophecy of Isaiah, 'lnd the miracle of God's redemption o f the
city and the judgment that fell upon the Assyrian host
verses hid never carried anater
mea nina .
Plainly evident it was that the
three men were feeling deeply
every word they read so movina:ly
from their cramped quarten in
the vulnerable capsule buffeted
by the unknown. Their pbysieal
equipment on the perilous voyage
they knew to be a:reat. but they
were also keenly aware that it
was not THAT great.
Science Has its Voids
The association of the Biblical
story with the Apollo's scientific
discoveries and observations wa.s
a particularly 11tr11Wt1 leuon that
lcience, with all ot Ito wODdero
that defy lmaaination, otlll ,does
not Jaunr It all.
The meuage ln>m the Apollo
had to do with the aWHOmenns
of the power bebind the universe.
The people listened and ln.tead
of being cowed by mystery, felt
refreshed. with burdens lightened
in spite ot a shadow of abame for
past behavior.
Time and again the astronautJ
spoke affectionately and lottgingly
o( the "good earth." Lovell called
it a "grand oasis in the great
vastne!'S of space."
A LOOK AT THE BOOK
By Dr. Bob Jones
PREPARATION WITH PATIENCE
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\Vhen the taunting and threatening words of Sennacherib's officer, Rab-
Shakeh, were brought back to Hezekiah, he rent his clothes and donned lack·
cloth, a sign of penitence and helpleasnese before God. He ibm sent: bia servant
Eliakim, Shebna the scribe, and the priests to the prophet Isaiah.
cell r u-.LS.4)
" ... God led them not through the way of process, spiritually-they want to_ deve~op : =~;! : .. ;.,. ., U.. llw. II -o._.... t.M:-~ .. cltM pn'*·
the land of the Philis1ines . although that was their wings before they develop the•r landmg ...... wftll a,. -.u..., .1 oiL ... td4 U... · · · ia n ----..
God d I I I c ho~ \ •-•-X .. _. t.er ----•• to li9M • ••. near . . Lest peradventure the people repent gear. oes not wan you 0 a .. e any s ,. --u.. leN .,.._..., v.ato loa'"
when they see war. and they return to Egypt" cut that woulJ short-circuit your usefulness to 3S nol:_...._ ., ,......,, J•. l;l (Ad 1;1)
Hezekiah was no stranger to Isaiah, who was an old man now nearing
the end of a ministry that spanned over half a century and four o f Judah'a
kings. During the reign of Hezekiah's predecessor. Ainu., Isaiah had predicted
the eventual invasion of Judah by Assyria even before Samaria had fa.Uen
in 721 B.C. "Now therefore, behold, tl\7 L~;-JlilPifih UP. u.Ji(m them the
waters of the river, strong and many, ev.en..::lbc;kinc ot All•yria. and all hJI
glory: and he shall come up over all his channels, and go over all hi!f banks. •
Isaiah's work is noteworthy for th e character ofhis writing. in whK:h are found
not only remarkable prophecies of temporal events, like the fall of Babylon
to the Medes about a century and a half before it happened (Isaiah 13: 17ff),
but also prophecies of the coming Messiah. The real mark of a prophet is not
his godJiness simply. but his God-given capacity to interpret all events, present
as ..-ell as some future, under the sovereign control of Almighty God. the Lord.
of h istory. And most important is his capacity to be a spokesman for God's
coming Messiah to Israel. Jesus Christ. who would fulftll (or end) all prophecy.
Strictly speaking then. there are no more prophets. John Baptist was the last
(E.,odus 13 :17). God's people were out of H1m . Mbd!MI. M '-~-lfn-.,J-.JIIIrylncMI'•...W
( if h
"
d de the m;•ta"e of ldiW lrr tM --(G-. 4:1) ..._(Goa. •:s. I) the st ubble fields and the clay pits o Egypt. you ave a ea Y rna ~ .. :17 ...-. ., • ,.......... acl • .... • '"da U. __ ~ GM M ...,...
To h:::ve taken them through a land such as running ahead of the Lord, do oot worry u ..-c::·• t. (0... 1:•) .,_ _.. a:.n 11:14)
that of the Philistines who were a strongly about it. Forget the things of the past. Ask • ---l ...., .,_. ._ •,• -" .. 1 9 'II CIMid. , __ _J
armi,d and well-defended nation -would-N .... ~ the Lord to forgive you for rushin& ahead of ........ ...._ *r' -"-t ... ' (h. lld7) · .. .., .. r • .,._ -~ .-,. ..... ._ tent Israel flying back to Egypl in terror. 'CoH His lime and purpose. and pledge yow:setr _to ............... --...... ---H ua.. 1.1tl . . . • • .
had to prepe,re His people to become a nation. do your best from now on to follow His wdl. fa _.. 41 ""•• • •• *aU -..-1 ~
and it took 40 years in the desert to do it. Someone asked Mr Edison "Are you oot 6t .,. .... ..,. • • cnMI • dM te .. • ---P witlk "-rw.:~a· · · . _.. ( ..... W. Ill) fNatt, St41) There ~ no shortcut to the place of God's d1~couraged by all the unsuccessful ex pen-•a. ..,.._. -.~.~t.,. ...._._ twe a:~..., tltM •I .u.t. ____ .... ,.-
purpose for your life. God knows that. aod He ments \'OU have made?" Mr. Edison amwered. __ r .......... _ __.. ___ .. '--~· tD}ol (·-•J ) (J ... • . ld d d I h ·. · · · 47119~-•---•..., , .... ..t ~• • ta..es ••me to mo a man an eve op c ar· "I thmk th1s IS the forty thousandth hne of Cnln. (c.&. 4tl) fi :l)
acter. In the military -.ervice ou r boys go experimentation thai has not worked . But 1 a '"n ___ -.t W.. 111r .... ...,. 41 ,.._. took twotn .._ ac·
through a ,.,..riod of "hoot" training. I oheo d. d 1 ·d h 1· 11 -' ..... w.· C1 .... IS:U) car&~' .. til. · · · __ _.of~· .. .--am not tscourage . cOns/ er I e 1me we ~ --~• SO ·~-L o1 ... ~ -' think of paratroopers and the long grinds they t1 -• • m _._ · · · -....... .......,. spent. The ne)lt time perhaps it will work." Ill .......... __ .,.. "'-wWdt. ~c--. (C... have 10 endure to harden their hodies. They ._.. lit•) AND IT DID! May the Lord keep us from JUmp from a tower before allempting to jump II ...._ -.I .. ...,. it-tM.w ANSWEI TO LAST WHK'S
from a plane. It is not a quick process. They the sin of impatience. from the desire to (~ U:ll)
have to be taught to fall properl y befOre they achieve ahead of H i~ ume.-American Way 12 ~~·.;=t .. ~)U..
can JU mp. Some people want to reverse the Fea tures 53 w----It 6o .._,. tlnM'" o ne.
C£111'1 DO.,.. Isaiah's reply to Hezek iah, found in v;rses six and seven, encourages
him not to fear, for the event is in th e hands ~f bPd. that the blasphemies of
Sennacherib will bring a ~blast upon him" (the pestilence), and that he wouJd
die violently in his own land. Once again a message from the Assyrian was
b rought to Hezekiah, ~Let not thy God in whom thou trustest deceive thee,
saying, Jerusalem shaJJ not be delivered into the hand of the King of Assyria."
Enumerating the cities and nations he has conquered, he asks: "Have the gods
of the nations delivered them?"
The Dispensation of the Spirit I '"Eiijft eM -• . • -w ulo Alta .. (I m,.. l7:1) 2 .. ___ .. ~ tkya-lll.-.tlt. ••. -
' ...... ----... IIIIi'
4 iaUioll ., two ciiKI"• lfelta
U11l1 llldL IO:J)
By J, MacNell (ProphetiC' Witneu) S"'M .. it ........... wa..-.~an
Hezekiah turns not to Egypt, as the northern sister kingdom disastrously
,...,,., JEWISH HOPE, Be11107, Le• Noe •l••
I .--;.._. J.u. ---• (D a-.
lit')
, ............ wt.o eMU•• ...
had a decade earl ier, but to the Lord God of Is rael, "who dwellest between the Far away back in hi st"r) the "ords were
cherubim." that is, the sacred presence above the ark of the covenant In the spoken, "Until Shiloh cuml"" 1 Gen. I1J : 10'.
Temple. But God is no local deity, as Sennacherib fancied h im to be, but is Through long 1·enturies of weary waiting
Rth e God. even thou alone. of aJI the kingdoms o f the earth; tho u hast made Shiloh w_as expected . At last He l·ame.-~nd
h d rth ~ N · th G d ed f Hezeklah' ln the proml§e was fulfilled. After accompltshm~t eaven an ~a . 1 ohce e o -center ness o s prayer . Hi s work 00 earth. "H~ was taken up." but
Verse 19. It IS not a craven prayer of one who seeks only the saving ofh1s before He went He said. "I will cume again."
skin. It is a prayer that will s the glory of God, and that h is honor and ma-Through ninettt!n mntr ),n~ centuries of
jesty be vindicated before all. It is the clear trachlng o f Scripture that God'a weary waiting. He has been a~ain "expected"
sovereignty and glory is exaJted and triumphs in the events ofhiatory. Prayer on the ground of this 1-'tumi se. The cry fur
is not to be thought of as a kind or human leverage upon God, but rather the thh< lohng-e~pected Jesus is_ still gboinkg •
1
P· whlh·l, , . t e c eermg response nngs ac rom 1 e expression of our souJ s des1re for God, and an ordering of our willa in ac-heavens that recei\·ed Him, ''Behold, 1 come
oordance with hi.s ... Not my wUI, but thine. be done. • quickly." Just as surely as the promi.w-of His
God bring11 words or strength and prophecy to Heukiah through laa.iah first cominf{ was fulfilled in an exact moment
in Verses 20 through 34. God speaks (as to Sennacberib ). "Whom bast thou of time, so surely will the promi!!C' of His
reproached and blasphemed? And against whom hast thou exalted thy voice, xcond coming be fulfilletl also.
and lifted up thine eyes on high? Even against the Holy One o f Jarael. • Befc;;re the Lord Jesus ascended. He gave
The pagan boa.stings or Sennacherib an dealt with in laaiah lO:l3ft. yet another promi!e, "If I depart, I will send Him unto you"-that other Com fort er. who
Assyria is no more than a,. rod of anger· ln the banda orthe Lord. "Shall the waa to abide with them for ever J John 16:71.
axe boast Itself against him that heweth therewith? AI. if the rod 1hould shake On the d•y of Pentecost thiJ promi!e also w••
itself against them that llft it up!" Isaiah declarea God't intention thai Judah fulfilled by the Holy Spirit's deM:ent. He Juu
wW be spared; amidst an atmosphere of wupeakable horTOr and ten.e of come. While Christ is in heaven, the Holy
impending doom, the prophet declares that the fruJtl of the earth would come Spirit repreaenll Him upon earth. The dis·
pent.ation of the Holy Spirit began when the
forth in due season, and the people would enjoy the plenty of the land. He then e:ulted Chrill ~~ent Him down to enth al Pen·
comparee Judah, typically, to a plant, which ahall .take root downward, and tecost, and it will continue till His coming
bear fruit upward." Not only is this suggestive o f the life of hollnesa of btdl-•«•in. The purpoae of the Holy Spirit ie "to
vidual•. whose root. In God bear fruit in righleow:neaa, but mo~ importaDt. It take out of the Gentiles a people fur His name"
pointl to Jmu1 Christ, the righteous branch out of the root of Jeue, who, Paul I Acb 15:14 t; it i• to form .. the Chu rch. which
would write, was a "ftnl fru.ltl or them that alept." llalab'• uauranee that God i• Ria body" I Epb. 1 :22, 2.3 I : it is to prepare the Bride fOr lhe comins of the Bridegroom.
would nol permit the AAyrian hosta to lnve.t the dty wu recanted by .ome,. The word ,.church" ia in Greek ~/r4/(!JitJ. which
over • cenhu y later. as a kind of •upematural •Mactnotlme• durin& the literally .q~UM .. coUJ OUl." The Spirit's work
Babylonian aa~uJt God would not be mocked, however, for when lbat time it to form'• church; nof to convert the world .
came be•Hf bll face aaam.t the city fo r evU. • (J~rmUoh 21 : 10) hut to call out • peop~ from the world.
Although Jaaiah proml.eed deliveraDO!, 1urely oo one could haw: bem The Holy Spirit bepn Hit work •t on« at
prepaftd (or the dramatk: aewrtly with which God' a anpj of death, In one Pentecoe; He hQ been at work ever aince. AI the repture. the Bride, the myatienl Body, nlcht. emote oM hund~ etshty·Rve thoueand men of the At8yrlan army. ft " will be completed, for the latt aoul necetNr)'
juet poqlble thai Auyrla never rally rtiiDOvered from thla cllluWr, for altho~ to make up the complement will hnve been
Seonec:herlb escaped with ht. Ule. he wu murdered by hll two IOIU DOC aoo• called out. Ho-.oo,. tht. may be, we cennot
afttnrard lo Ma pt.«an tlmple b1 Nlnewb:. 'l1te M\lcntb century B.C. ••• the poe.ibtJ tell. Sooner or leler lhet liour will
pw!ual break-up of Aotyrlan dominance. Nl--~-.-by ... -. ud !hen "'he Lord H;-11 ol>all de-
..... 11J 812 8 C. acencf from ltaftl'l witlt a ,bout, with the Yoke
• of the udlonaeJ. and .nth 1he tnomp of God"
OUTLINE: S.U.-nuudt• on JUVMillm; Houlrido PfGYO; S.... II n-. 4 :16). The Lord ;n heawen knowo
,.-rlb'o army-., by God; Smnat:Mrlb munhrwd whol the Spirit ;, do;nc oa .. m, and .nn
come down imo the: elr to meet Hlt Bride. ..
-·oheheobMo -., ... 1/twHU.. The
Brideg room l'lill nul dt-la y the hridal union
nne instant lw~11ml llu· apfx ointt'd timt-. The
Spirit and lht-Brid,• !'oa~ ··Come" to the Hride-
p:room: and 8" In tho· «inner. "whu~ver will"
IIlii) l'Onll'.
Tht• "Bridt-'" "ill t.~ compnsed of tho~. an;!
uf thou only. whu are "callt'11 out" ht·fore lhe
t:uming uf thr Lurd into the air. or of thOM:
"bej!ullt-n again" be/nrt-the Rapture. Blessed
indeed is the condition of the post-rapture
saints ; but still the\' attain not to the un-
speakable bli!!o$ of the saints or the church
veriud, for the latter onl y constitute the
"Bride."
AM!ttodM~
.. "ta. ddll ---........ (II a...
Ill. I)
D,.. Bill Says
,,._ .. nt! SWOIIDO' TH! LOIID"' _ ........... .._ • ....._,T_
Dear Dr. Blll: 'WOMW I'C* ,__
auweT tAia qlloal""' /or tM: Arr
tUn! ctee•-· a. BeDr ww IO'M8
peopltt N ,.._.,. MOre tAG. oe.t.-
era Mt Belir P.__ .. ppor1 ~r
aliU'WI!tr tott-. tcript•ra.l ~-cllucl tMic4 ~ "' U; m.cJ Mot._
Alwwer: Yts. theft will be de-_, MD 4eliue?wcl t1p fk ._,
Now, il must be t"xpressly noted thai this ~tee~ of punllhment ln Hell .... tom1 flit lMa: _. fa.,
coming o r the Lord for /liJ Jaini.J is a perJotUJl Hell .. not IOinl to be any Sun-...,.. ~ ..,.,. ..,. CIClCOf II I
cominl!. "The Lord llinu~lf shall deacend.'' day School pic::nk for anyone wbo to IW-twrb . ..iM ...,. _. ...
This is thf' Par01.uia, whi ch simpl y means ICieS the-ff!. But aomt' conckmned tom~ '*" "''o ,.. lrUit 0/ ,... Pr~Jent:e, as contrasted with "personal ab· :::-~ .utter II'IOft then oth-:::;:: !:, -:;" = ~~
sence." This is the word alwaya used of Christ's U a penon 10ft to HMvm it 1M aoo1r of:..,..,.. OMit '-lo,.,
coming for , nol of His coming with Hi• saints. wiD not bt> btcauae he dNerwd to .,. of,.,..,.
Note further that He onl y deM:ends into tM 10 theft but beelu.e ot. the p-ace AI 8 mattft of faet., It • not only
tJir-not to tM ~tJrtlt, but only into tit~ tJir. and rtWft)' ol God. MaJQr ver.s acriptunl but good common tenR
If so, what for? Not to judge the world nt the make thAa dH.r. For ~. to beJWY-e the-re wm be &peta of
general judgment, but to med Hi1 own, to Ephesianl2:8 anti t laYS. •rcw bW puoiahment in Hell. Otherwbe,
"receive them unto Himaelf' (John 14:3). ~ crrw ~ •vM t.l,..,... toil•; -• ··-· , • -" .. how couJd ea~au..r. &:7, .... _,_ Not to "take'• them to Himself, but to "re-•--1110 01 JI01I' : ct:ive·· them. To interpret the plain atalement. to\e ,.,. of Oorl: 1101 of warb. ,_, _,.,.. •,... ~ t.lot *" ~ _.. _. • .._.. ...... .r.o ,......,, .. be trueT Alter aD,
"I will come again, and receive you unto But e'Yt't)'GI• w111o .-to Hell theft are ~ drt:reet ot .-
Myaelf," as having ill fu161lment in the com-wiD pt exacUt wt.t he dun,..._ Su.req JUdea 1eeulot, who Uvwd
ing of the enemy denlh II Cor. 15:26J, is to & wiD 10 to Hell ...__, bt Ia wttlrl C1lrtat • 8 ~far tbrw
twist Scripture to make it mean anythin!· At a ~ ...., Ia ....... to tum ,.an end heard Ri&n tftdt ....
death saints go to Him ; lie does not come II'CIIIl bll .... to tM a.vlour. ..,. Jill ...u.det Uld 1m1w Jlk
for them. 'l'llllnf4ft. IaBeii M .-t..,,.. Mart. wW IIUfr...-...,... thu ....,. I P H .. H 'dbeltlo-.-------~~~-~,_, n eraon e 11 commg, h e sat It ... to .,. ,. ' ' J ~ 2 1 __, _.. u. ._.......
would; •nd for thia we are lookins. Whet to .... ......_ "'ltttll.....,. ~ -tiiM a.ut 61 DDt....,.._ Olltlt.
could be r.lainer than the joint rnetM«e of the a •••tlla 2D:U.1S. Nodle .. We .....U, think of aoao.i·•_.
two •nsea It the Aece.ntion ? "Thit NmeJau. ....... --. ·ua In ... G ........... Gil: two -.1.
.hnll ao oome i.n like mtnner h ye have teen ~ _.._. · .... .,__ :e::a' ..:-..:. ~ *,_--:
Him JO into heeven'' IAcb 1:11,. ..t::.'::::.,,._.,.. ... at__.." 111r-. !',.,. ..
Cou.ld the object of Hit comins be mo~ ,_ ., ... _, a. ..._ .., 6t ,._, .. lw I I t • U...
••plicitly elated than it i• In lhe:J';el*! of .._ ..,.; ..r-.-,_. • ,.. ... .., tMt t E •• .,... ,_ ...... ~ .. , ...... the Ten Vilf·nt? .. Behold, the 8 ' ooml" ,.._ #fir ~ .... I .... p '.P 1 -•a~-·•· J·..l-1" ......__ ·•·• - - ---... ·-~. ~ -:-o· ,_,-wer::-~-.. --... ____ ... _ rndJ went tn wllh H1m to the m~rrla,e fNII, '• _, • C ._. - -It Wlllll lll -.... taiMIIII
ond butanlly "the door ... ohut" IMott. 25 : ,: 11 • -It.,-11 11t1o: tw ,.... ---...
1·13. a.v.). h it thm for the comint of tile..;~..,..,.,...._. •., a • _. •-;=~='0~.~;:::
Bridt.:poom lhet we ne bkJdra to ........ " -........... _. wnba • ~ fill ~ ._ 11 t 1
no< lor the jud«-l of 1he • .,... wlrile • • -If -Ito ., - - -_. -,.. Lhrone." __ .. __ ,. ........
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Dt *" a -. br•tbl ud tac IIIII U.llbtd my Motber'•
aid, "l'll>o ud I ~ -11ft ud ldd lt. I roclt '"' Atalp U w cu ban a Chrlltmu lMo lbe nuap, Tau:o. wb.,
-,....... pte -... Ws limo to""' ''MGtW, wby?'' c:r1ld u. DOt III'IL
--1D loon. T1loy -· AI -boolb I plekod out 1ft ftr/ IPM bJ btr lad DIWI, kwel)' dretal llw Ill)' Joac-
''W't ban DO 1D0D1Y tor tood .a.tera. ID I.DOtW llocJGI
ud ... to PIJ b' thla -~ Rndels sattu.d Wra ~~~~~~
podod 1<01deol IIIII llloMa. I leelber. I -tllree polr lor
&ID YIO 1/DUJ.'' repUeclMo-m)' brotller& &Dd PIIJL
-· I opotll r.lloftbe_,_.
8lle 10ft tbem 1o -•lor abo lliiJ -· Tboe lr_.._
-DOt calm lllem ud tt wu tbe Plaala ID wbleb I--
lliO"'IIl ,..., 1110. 1 bed 1o1. t1>e ""-· n wu ....,.s Woo towed lllotMr ud bid .... u.. a cb*ey. It bid aeblneter I1U
_ _., IKM --AmlF, worm ud lrloodly.
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"I mat belp oar lamUy. I btd !be pillala ID lbolay.
aullt ••• Cllrlltmul" • • • • • • ~llAP"''ER ' -Tbe Tnlftb
*CHAPTER S -8at1Dc Christ-Day ol. O.Cember, Cbrutmu
aau CtrUtmu cameuclhllaucl
CORONA DEL MAR residents, Mr. and
Mrs. Clyde Burger, attended the 13th
annual Mobil dealer convention in Las
Vegas. Mr." Burger is owner of the Mobil
atal:lon at Jasmine Ave. and Coast Hwy.
Highlighting the program was a panel
dlscussion by 3 of the Western dealers on
sales promotion, ellpense control and the
effect on service stations of compulsory
car Inspection and state Ucenalng.
Pluolor .., my mat tbaiii1CIJI. the chlldreo -• -wltb
I tllooPifl -lblllp I coold p>od bMllb. Pill* wu amuod
do. Wldlo -aJid l'ajll wore wbea I tJrvoc11i oat el&fll plraU
uiMp I stolt cpdetlJ to my ltlekl, a mutcu c:aadJ. Tbe
'ftrJ on b1dlac plac:e Ia tbe eblldrea. INCted tbt e&DdJwbile
Jtable. Here I la1d my aleeplnc Papa told tbem tbe Cbrlttmu
mat. story of apnant boy wboaw
Tbe Dl:d enDlDc wu an lm-tbe Vlrctn of G..del!C)e. p •. II H
--.l•onstrawbals "Apeaaaolboy-UYid-0 ICe 0 er UCl mats from tbe bay. BY bUIId:red years aao did not
moniDc' I bad ft't'tD leD mAts be.Utn tbat tbl CbrlsUao God •FRIDAY, DEC. zo
ud 8tfiD ball:. I stored tbem beard b1s prayers. He tbou&bt llichael McClurg. 19, ol%959
careflally 10 I could sell tbem tbeiJ' God dSd DOt tab aDJ DOUce Bater St., Costa Mesa. wu
lD U. 'flllart later. Sleep n.s of tba poor pea• at•. Hewuted picked ~ on Sack Bay Road·at
DDt J.mportaDI to me IK)W'. someoae wbo coold !DderstaD! 10:55 p.m., and booked oo tbe
Belore dan I loaded my bJ.m. cbure ot lntoxlcated ill pub..
COST.t.IIU.t. POLICE SE!K NEW ,.t.TIIOLMEN
CGita 11.-.PoUetC!&WR. E. tioa ue aYailabJe at tbl _.
._ •-o-e• a colll)I(Wn PoLice FacUJtJ, tt Fair Drlfe, ••IMHoe tor pwJOU: IIMk-or by ealUDI PI .SUO. AI!PllCa·
11(-upolro'-11---mut be rttlll'llld ta llle
-1o< g,oo a.m., Ju. 1&. -bJ Ju. 16. T'll ,., IUII.DIMG 1L0CD • AU • trW • AU TYPIIII
,,~, ... AI!PUcatiool tortbeeamt• .. KIM 11 ,-?ilperiiDQIIIb. _. ...........
COMPLETE FUNERALS ..... 245
COMPLirl FUNDAL AND IUIIAL CINTil
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Mer&a•ry-t::e Elletel y
CIMETUY-MAUSOLIUM
FUNEIAL HOMI
CHAPELS-CIEMATOIY
COLUMIAIIIUM
YIIIIANS LAWN
213 GE'neva 1-6577
.. E~ in One B.aulifal Pia'
Because the £uuml and burial Cfflter ~ elimin~tes the need for processioas thmugb
heavy ~fie o~ ~etaowded highways, flmily
and fnends alilce IMf now pay their full re-
$p«ts by attending the burial service, as well
as the chapel service, all at one heautiful place,
at less cost and more comeni~.
14101 -1410liiACH ILYD., WESTMINS1D
714 ~ 3-2421
warts OD Amicos baell:aDdrode ODe day wben be wu drh·tnc Uc • • Jerry DeLucta.. 19,
to tM YUI&p. Wbea I arrtYed tl1s doake1 oa a stcoey path, be of 219 34th St., West Newport.
dan n.s 1.-eU:iDc IDd a goldeD passed betnea hro rocts oa was booted on a taJ.lure to
AJ 1t1rrn lU: pory. bu'ea land: .ntbmanycactua. He appear warrant ••• Jobn De
lilt my wares IDier &rose· beard a Yolce. It ,....calliJlcbis Motte 20 ot 312 Alnrado
wood tree. lbD)' people bouCbt aame. "J-.a.. Ju&D Dt.e&ol" ~. ~ bel..nc cited tor ~
my · bats aDd mats t:Jr a &DOd Tbe sk:J ll.Ued with a won-riolatloo of the nhicle code,
prlce for lbey aw I 'WU 10 dertu.l llgtlt wblcb frlctlteoed when It was discovered tbe.re
J'OGIC. AU my mootJ. tlftJ blm. were outstaod1nc warrants
,._,., I put lJI a small goats "Do DOt tear me, Jaa.n. 1 apinst bJm, so De was booted
bide bl.&. am tbe ODe JOU oeed for at the station ... Dooald Frank-
Wben 1 urtYed oome Yother pldaDee. Go ud tell tbe BU!q) Un reported tllat someone Uted
aDd Papa were jQSt wU1Dg •· u..t tbe Vlrgtn of Gtadel~C~e b1s liquor barrel ot oUed oat,
Tbt lily went by ., quietly for bU eome to BI.Ye tbe IDdl&Bs. wltb bb.ck. rings and a brass
I,..., happy. A.1t htm to balldlcbarcbwbere spigot so much tbat they stole
That eYeBIDC J worked tuter J'OUI' temple ooee stood." it fro~ hls realty otnce, 350
for many W:exlCIDI 'ftJUd tbe Wben Joan Jooked ICI be sa.w E. Coast Hwy., CorooadelMar;
ba.la or mats. AloDg Yitb tbe a bed of roses growiDc in the be can Jdentlt)' tbe bu'rel eas11y
mall ud bats I won hro small path. He fllled b1s cloak wltb a.s Jt Is ba..od made, ooe ot a
aenpes. Tbat cJ&y 1 had aheered roses &Dd took tbem to the k1Dd, wlth "Don Franklin's
my &bNp. Bishop. Ukker" burned on t.be front of
FREE •••
at Glenda 1:
Tbe oezt monlDctapinrode 100oo:'t bother me boyl" be it •.• A $94.50wb1teboatCOYer
1J1to tbe rillqt oa Aml&O wttb yelled, UDbelleriDc in tbe boy. was stolen from ber 251oot boat
1Wen.l more wares tbaD be· As be prepared to lean be at the BabJ.a Coriath1an Yacht
tore. This tlme J made more and tbe Bl.sbap sa• u.t OD b1s club, 1601 Bayside Dr., re-
mooey, 1 blmdred pe.,s, My doak &lowed a picture ol. the ported Mrs. Wllllam Holstt!iu
pta bJdet.cwumac:bhe&Tler Vll'cta of Guldehlpe Just as Sr ••• BasU Farrell, 1510 w.
udJt .-.de.JDe Jll'oa:l. prettJ U .lau bad MeD btr • Balboa BIJd., Apt. C, Ceatn.l
WbiD 1 arrlnd bome b'om tbe A ebereb wu ballt wbere Newport, dlslD't P&1 a,ttenttoo to
Yll1ael tbelrdhpaay."Imat tbe rosu crni.DdJuanDteco's a '•clunk" be heard at 9:45
&0 &Dd work a,. tbe cblldrea cloU. wu laid ewer tbe altar." a.m.; aow be wisbes be bad.
are so sad OYer tb1l JD1I.. Pap& elided tbe story Yitll a because It might have occurnd
tortuae.'' wum smile. during ttle time hls $100 three
"Papa. please, you muststa.J We au ft.lked to tbe Ytllare speed manual transmissioowa.s
weU. We won't 10 buDgr'J,'' I wbere many people were roam. stolen from the Chevrolet 1.n Ills
remarked ulldttecltberoom. inc tbrouefl. tbe Plaza. Along carport •.. Merrtlee MJ.Uer
•-see it's au worklnc out. .. tbe sides of tbe street stood said that at 4:30a.m., she was
1 sa.td to myseU aU day long. booths of food. I bought some ankeoed when her ch.lld cried, tacos, eoeblladu &bd tamales a.od d.1.scovered the froM door of r---------, for my tlmUy, n4 Fernleaf Ave., Corona del
We walked 1Dto the catbedraJ Mat, was open; tater oo sbe
aDd we coald see the boly cloak. dlsconred that $Z4 ns mlsslog
or Ulma OYer tbe altar. Here from Der purse a.ad bet bus-
we were blessed by tbe Priest bud's wallet . . • Rlcbard
tbrottgb tbt Vlrgln GuadellC)e. othmer, 311 Heliotrope Ave.,
Tben we ntcbed. a colorM Corooa. det Mar, said a $50
featber diDee. Tb1J was pre. tire and wbeel had been stoleu
formed by coJorhllly dressed from h.l.s VW while It n.s lo
peasants. his pra~ ... Robert Allen
Tbell we nlUd OOme ud I 3801 Marcus An., West New.
bad alreadf blmgtbtpaaataOY"er port, said for the secood Ume,
1. rafter ocUide. Tbe eblldren b1s Ford EcoooUDe was pried
were YerJ netted. EYtr}'ODII open a.od his $50 stereo
took ...,.era! swtDcs to try to was stolen ••• Daniel Hammack
bl'-.k iL Rosa Pt'e 0111 m1JbtJ W, U, of 609 PlumerSL, Costa
,._ ... Y MIMI C.WIIIA niDc aDd • • • Mesa., was taken to Hoag Hos-
NOW AT Crubl Itbroke.Eweryooeran p1ta.1 by Seal's ambu.laDce &fter
l710 N!WPOlT a. VD. for a IIU'priae. be wu lavolved in a car ac-
PH. 646-fliJ<.:o"a ••1-Wbea my family bad tbt gifts cldeot. 5:30 p.m. at tbe in-r=ji;;;ii~~~;;;il IIIey ftllled IIIey toot aottce at ter or s.a Jooqulo Hills me orr lD tbe coner ud asked Rd. and cArtbur Blwd. with
J'ltr 11y ...,,., tt:11il me what I cot. car drl¥er Ea. a_
.,.._ "I ncelftd tbe ))y ol blip-HeUotrope AY • C del BEU. FIROADW A Y IDe roo loa YO a ......tem1 Christ-Mar .•
WORTUARY mu, ".1 rtpUed. "SATURDAY DEC 21
110 Brocxlway r:.:" v:!""":..,. t': Robert Du;..way: 22, of 2658
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picked 14) at 3 p.m. at Westclift
Dr, ud lrflne An. a.od booted
oa nrrants ••. Douglas Kircb-
oer, 3607 Flnley An., West -
Newport. drOYe tbrougb 1 stop
sip. bit tbe center dh1.der,
b1led tbe sotc'lety test &lid
-'II Ill jail -011 tile cblrp of driYLDc UDder lbe ln~
tloiDce ot mtcmcuts • • • Roy
lrlablck. 53, ot 2.414 Les;arre,
eo.ta Mesa, was taken to Costa
Mesa Memorial Hospital after 1
tnmc accident at Tust1D An.
aDd lloate VIsta at 7 p.m.; fteD
lle refUsed medical treatment,
be wu placed UDder arrest 011
the eborl!'l of IDiosleatod ......
uc1 ,.. traasp>rted to Oraare
C.-y HOSI>tlal for trao1meal
aad oblerntlonol1 coaeussioD;
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marvelous decorating schemes. clever budgeting ideas. 2,001 handy and helpful hints In all.
It's yours free at any of our 18 convenient offices between January 2 and January 10.
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If 1J1 >'.-Pi., Jrri1o, -oll.lodl -qotalllllol01, -·* ....... ""'"'·~-mulelo!Molllcoo ill & ..... Wlnpa& baaftMclil at SN5 Newport Blfd., West
••• -d Wood, It, o1 1901 It-t. II wu lloloo • . •
SM ... Dr., Wilt Ktwport. Bart Webster, U, ol 105?-C wu llooUd • tbt cblrp oC Wa&llce .&.Ye.,Co.U. Mea. ar--Ia u1o It lbo Boy-liD Hl!llwod blm .. u It lbo stauoo
1111:55 Lm ••• WO. ~ aaprdJ lbollwarraot ••• AD-
MOl Vlolallopr, Eut-. _, Determan, II, of Ul
-· BB caa __ ..,_ La Jolla Dr.,llewportllelllflla,
oat bU Cbrlltmu UciU bit-_,.eadered blmself oo a war-
twM 5 &Ddllp.m ••• LuiCU-rut for bustnes• and pro.
Dlao, lU letb st., ColtalilM&. tNiknt1 Ylolatloo •.• A 3
wu rldlnc a bib at Palm St.. 1aot Christmas caDdie was BaDg-belool-11111 -from ber froot porch,
toll all, lllrlklac tile -Gilds -ed Helea lllllelt, 1700
!au; be .... tr-11 11oq Dooor Dr.. Harber mp.. ~llal Jor laeentlooo otlbo -• • • Elalae Unbolf, 17W
loll oy-IIIII -• • • E. Oeeao BIYd., Ba1lloo, re-
SmaU pup wtrtac aa cut parted lbat some of ber Cbrlst-
u.ra.bout a boUM -*' eoa-IIMI Uglts were missiog , ••
at:nct:kla. at 108 SIN St., Well WtiUam MacFarlalld, 919 Bay-
Newport. a.Dd it Y1ll cost blr .llde Dr., Apartment K3, New-
$30, aid Sta&UDe RoNneoo, part Beach, stated tbat Z wire
100'7 Balboa AYe,. ~ 1a-wMel covers 1rOrtb $50, were
laDd , • • •• from b1s car wbile It was
• a prl1'1le parking lot • • •
.,.UESDA Y, DEC. 24 'SUIIDAY, DEC. II
Jerry C~ ZO, ol 306? Ricbard Gerard 31 of !32
K.t.llybrooke, Costa U:e~ was PolDsett1a Ave., 'Cor~oa del
picked ~ at 7:45 p.m. at 11u was booked on tbe cba.rce
Newport Blvd. and 15tb St., of cirt.ving under tbe lnflue<.Ce
Newport Heights, oo an cd-of tat.oztcants after pollee
standfne warrant ... Pollee a 1o00 crash at 2:40 a.m.
ea.Ued to tbe sceoe of a Udo looted 141 to see a car lea••llu<
lsle tramc accident at 11 '1 Vla tbe scene
A.ot1bes at 2:30 a.m., arrested edce of tbe roadway at
Ytcbael O'COilDOr, 22, of 2Z8 An a.Dd E Coast Hwy
Via Koroa, Udo Isle, on tbe del· Mar 'and h.ittlng.,2 state
Chargt! ot druat to. auto; OYer reflector~ and a SJ)eed llmlt _. .•
$ZOO damage was dooe to tbe stgn. ••• A $75 cut glass bowl '!'~,.,... •.•
lep.Uy parked car of Cbarles was stolen from tbe Mary Quinn ,._, 'i
Hostler, 120 Via Udo Nord ••• AAt1que Shop at 2'721 E Coast · \ r rl~~..!\.,
Roy McCuUougb, 1229 Bayside 11wy ., corona del Mar. • . • 1" '} .
Dr., Newport Beach. reported Twenty-four street llghts k>cat-
tbat someone Wted a camera ed 1D tbe center portion of Udo
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and tire gauge, wortb$110, from Isle were broken possibly by
his Mustang parked In tbe cal'· DB guns and r~ts
port ' ''William Sherer, 4110 •WEDNESDAY DEC 25 .•.
Seashore Dr., West Newport, Rt .. ~-o Ha!... '37 f 414 sald someone stole his Cor-Cu.u uuen, • o
vette ••• Leooard Vest. 817 E. Ocean Front, Balboa, was
Darrell st., Costa Mesa. was booked on the c hargeofdrunkin
treated at Hoag Hospital for a public after making a dishu--
sprain afterhesteppedonasand b&.oce at 6 p.m. on tbe side-
bag on tbe dead end ol Sbort nlk at Palm and E. Bay and in a beer bar, by threatening St., at tbe Rlalto, Central New-to n...,, A 5 tootdtam t
port, and turned his ankle • • • ,f>'"' • • • -e er Clint Hoose 1Z of 1 '730 MarUn ship s wheel was stolen from the
• • eMrance way of the Dry Doell, Way, Ba.ycrest, was playing 1n 2601 W Coast Hwy Mariner's
tbe front yard of 2000 Ancbor Mile · ·•
Way, when a German shepherd • • •
dog that tins at ttw.t bouse .-rHURSOAY, DEC. 26
bit him; Clint went to the An automatic dishwasher was
ooctor and the dog weot into stolen from a residence under
quarantine • . . Robert Nasbu. c»nstroction at Lot 62 in a
663 Vista Bonita, East Bluft, tract at Port Channel Place,
said bis auto stereo and guitar HarOOr View Hills ••. A brand
had been stolen •• , new $60 barbecue was stolen
ew.ONDAY DEC 23 from b1s tack yard, said Melvin
Royce Gruruh 47 of 258 Grabam, 714 Orchid Ave., Cor-
Coltoo St., Newpoi.t ~res, ran ooa del Mar • • ·
a step slgu at 5 miles per hour LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE TO CRE DITORS
SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF CALIFORNIA FOR
THE COUNTY OF ORANGE
at 12:50 a.m. ooMariDersMJle,
west of tbe Arcbes: he ns ar-
rested for driving Wlder the in-
nuence of intoxicants . . ,A
BB gun possibly, was used to
shOot a.nd break light bulbs on
Udo Is le streets, a $50 budget E.-•A No. A0-161025 ,_ .....au: WILUAM wss . , , Tbomas Jeffries of STEPHEN SMITH a1 3429 Seabreeze Dr., Harbor • so lmOwn
View Hills told pollee be had as WILLIAM S. SMITH, JR.,
drq,ped a 'white envelope wUh ALSO KNOWN AS W. S. SMITH
$90 1n the enve}ope chute of the Jr., Deceased.
night depository of the Bank ol NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVE N
America at 3300 E. Coast ttwy., to the creditors of the above
Coroaa. del Mar· tt wasn't named decedent tbatallpersoos
credited to his ~ccount be-bavlag claims against the said
cause bi.nk people stated tbey decedent are required to file
did oot r eceive u • • • Her tbtm, with lbe necessary
borne at 213 Via Cordova, Udo vouchers , in the office of the
Isle was belllg remodelled and clerk oftbeaboveeotitledcourt, couicm•t be secured between 01" to present them, with the
Dec. 19-21, and during this Deee~y vouchers, to the un-
time, a $50 llatch cover ~le ders1gned at c/o Thomas E.
was stolen, said Janice Bar-HefferDall, Attorney at Law,
BA.LTZ
MOR1VARIES
1741 SUP'ERIOR AVf .
COSTA MESA
Wldw•r b-2424
J51D l . COAST HfWAY
CO-A DEL MAR
ORlolt l-'14'10
J'i.c. 1942
A CONSERVATIVE .,.,,..ch to h•M,_U
ED IIAIID
off""" 6 R'"/ro
"""""' 673-9m
350 East Seventeenth Street,
SuUe 210, Costa Mesa, CaU-
I:JrDla 92627 Which is the place
ol business of the Wlder signed
ln all matters pertaining to the
estate of said decedent, with.in
s1X months alter the first pub-
lication of this notice.
A
W, STEPHEN SMITH, lll w. Stephen Smith, lU
dmlnistrator of the Estate o!
tbe above named decedent.
Dated December 16, 1968
T bomas E. Heffernan
Attoney at Law . SO E. Seventeenth street
oil< Z10 . :osta Mesa, Callfornia 92627
-C-3ZIO
' &*lrney for Admtn.Jstrator
>utllish; Dec. 19, 26,1968,Jan.
• 9, 1969, tn tbe Newport
larbor Ensign.
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There is something about a ski trip you have ·
really earned, and deserve because you saved the
money. (You might say we advocate saving.) We
furnish free travelers checks for your convenience.
And free safe deposit boxes, of course.
There is one thing that makes us truly different
-our environment for doing business. Come in
and see for yourself.
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MARINERS SAVINGS
and Loan Association
Westcliff at Dover, Newport Beach
NEWPORT BALBOA SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION -1968 ANNUAL REPORT
Supplement to Nlwport Harbor Enatgn, January 1969
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Highlights of 1968
President's Annual Message
33 Years of Community Involvement
The Newport Balboa Savings Story
Customer Services
Financial Statement
Dividend Announcement \
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Page 4
Page 6
Page 8
Page 10
Page 12
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HIGHLIGHTS OF 1968
The year 1968 was an e>tcellent one for Newport Balboa Savrngs and
Loan Assocrat1on
Buildrng actrvrty 1n the Newport Harbor area zoomed to a level sub-
stantially above that 1n other sect1ons of the country As a result. our
volume of home loans was most satiSfactory
In growth of savrngs accounts we also expenenced an em1nently satiS-
factory year We are grateful for the h1gh degree of confrdence wh1ch
our account holders cont1nue to express rn Newport Balboa Sav1ngs
We "explored'' dunng the year a form of budder loan wh1ch may have
profound significance for the future Thrs IS a type of loan under wh1ch
we part1c1pate wrth the budder 1n the successful development of his
building proJeCt. It has many advantages for the butl der and for the
lender It can prove to be an rmportant source of new 1ncome
We also 1nnovated durrng the year a marked new customer conveni-
ence. Th1s is the ''black light" passbook s1gnature In effect. tt makes
the customers passbook s1gnature rnvrs1ble except under "black lrght"
surveillance. Its advantage IS that an account holder can now make a
withdrawal at e1ther office
The end of 1968 wrll f1nd us close to one of our goals This 1S the offtcral
opening in the Frnancial Plaza. Newport Center. of our Corona del Mar
office The openrng of thts new off1ce wrll permrt us to serve greater
numbers of persons tn the Orange County area w1th greater eff1c1ency
than ever before
The year 1968 was marked by the elect•on to the Board of Otrectors of
Newport Balboa Savings and Loan Assocratron of one of the few persons
not directly connected wrth Its 1936 foundrng Thrs was the electron of
Berton B. Beek to succeed hts father. the late Joseph A Beek All other
directors have been essoc1ated with us since our founding J
PRESIDENT'S ANNUAL MESSAGE
If you have l1ved 1n SouthPrn Cal1forn•a long enough you have l1ttle
capac•ty for aston.shment left 1n your makeup
Some 33 years ago we started a l1 ttle bus1ness tn Newport Beach w 1th
one employee and $1 3 350 1n cash The area had some 4.000 people In
the ensu1ng 33 years we have l1ved through some pretty remarkable
changes Newpo rt Balboa Sav1ngs now has 70 employees and $110
mdl1on 1n assets and our bustl1ng l1 ttle commun1ty now expanded to
the Newport Harbor-Costa Mesa area has a populat1on of 11 7 000
I call these startl1ng stat1st1cs Not onlv has the growth been 1mpress1ve
but the qual•ty of that growth has been outstandmg Remembenng that
1n 1936 there was no 1ndustry. most of the res•dents were here only
durmg the summer season and for culture the na t1ves sat around
swapp•ng stones
Now the are::l has a group of maJOr 1ndustr1es qualtty names 1n the
world of bus1ness and •ndustry These bus•nesses are pnnctpally
devoted to employ•ng h•ghly pa1d techn1cal and professtonal skdls The
affluence and capabil1 t•es of these people have had a profound effect
on our area
In 1936 w1th a predommantly seasonal populat•on the bus•ness cycle
was best descnbed as un1que In Newport Beach the populat•on was
some 15 percent permanent res•dents and 85 percent summer rest -
dents W1th the recogntt1on of the advantages of the area and the
busmess opportuntt•es. that percentage ha s reversed 1tself Thts has
brought many welcome changes to 1ndustry. to small busmesses. to
merchants to real estate markets and values These changes have
been extremely benef1c1al
Newport Cer1ter Home of AIIOCIIIIOn'e New Corone del Mer Offtce
r
In 1936 our educational facll1t1es were f1rst class but l1m1ted The mtro-
duct1on of the excellent and grow1ng Orange Coast College m Costa
Mesa offered new opportun1t1es for our young people and adults Now
the splendid Un1vers1ty of Callforn1a lrvtne has dramat1cally erolarged
our educational factl1t1es The ult1mate effect on our young people and
on our adults has not begun to be real1zed
In 1936 our nat1ve ·w inter league conversat ons may have been most
pleasant. but I am not sure that they had any last ng benef t W•th tbe
ever-expandtng honzons of our populat1on and the ded•cated people
we have as members of our commun1ty slow ly and surely we have
expenenced the cultural awaken1ng that •s so mportant The cred1t
belongs to the dozens and dozens of hard-work1ng men and women
who have ennched our l1ves through exposure to the arts
All these changes 1n our lives. II"' bus1ness and tndustry 1n employment
opportun1t1es. tn our permanent res1dents. 1n our educgt1onal facd1t1es
and tn our cultural actiVItieS have contnbuted m1ghtdy to the growth
of our area The changes have come so pamlessly by small degrees
that 1t IS worthwhile to stop and reflect and note how fortunate we are
to l1ve 1n such an area
We at Newport Balboa Savtngs have through the years supported
acttvely and readily each opportun1ty to serve that 1-tas come our way
In our busmess dealings we have been ded•cated to the soJrd eco-
nomiC growth of the Harbor Area and to tile we'fare of ts peop1e
We are not only proud of what has happened to our com"""'" ty bl,
are deeply grateful for the opportunity to be a part of t
May I w1sh you all a happy and fruttful 1969
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PRESIDENT'S ANNUAL MESSAGE
If you have ltved tn Southern Caltfornta long enough. you have ltttle
capactty for astontshment left tn your makeup
Some 33 years ago we started a ltttle bustness tn Newport Beach wtth
one employee and $13 350 tn cash The area had some 4.000 people In
the ensutng 33 years we have ltved through some pretty remarkable
changes Newport Balboa Savtngs now has 70 employees and $11 0
mtllton tn assets and our bustling ltttle communtty now expanded to
the Newport Harbor-Costa Mesa area. has a populatton of 117.000
I call these startltng stattsttcs Not only has the growth been tmpresstve
but the quality of tha t growth has been outstandtng Remembertng that
tn 1936 there was no tndustry most of the restdents were here only
dunng the summer season and for culture the nattves sat around
swapptng stortes
Now the area has a group of maJor tndustnes. qualtty names tn the
world of bustness and tndustry These bustnesses are pnnctpally
devoted to employtng htghly pa td techntcal and professtonal sktlls The
affluence and capabtltttes of these people have had a profound effect
on our area
In 1936 wtth a predomtnantly seasonal populatton, the bustness cycle
was best descnbed as untque In Newport Beach the populatton was
some 15 percent permanent restdents and 85 percent summer rest-
dents Wtth the recognttton of th e advantages of the area and the
bustness opportuntttes. that percentage has reversed ttself Thts has
brought many welcome changes to tndustry. to small bustnesses to
merchants. to real estate markets and values These changes have
been extremely beneftctal
Newpo<~ Cel\ler Home of Auoctellon 1 New C0t0t11 del Milt Off•c:•
In 1936 our educational facllrtres were f1rst class but ltmrted The Intro-
duction of the excellent and growtng Orange Coast College tn Costa
Mesa offered new opportun1t1es for our young people and adults Now
the splend1d Untvers1ty of Calrforn'a lrv1ne has dramat1cally enlarged
our educat1onal factl1t1es The ult1mate effect on our young people and
on our adults has not begun to be real,zed
In 1936 our nat1ve "w1nter league conversat1ons may have been most
pleasant. but I am not sure that they had any last ng benef1t W1th the
ever-expandrng hoflzons of our populatton and the deo cated people
we have as members of our commun1ty slowly and surely we have
expenenced the cultural awaken•ng that 1s so tmportant The credtt
belongs to the dozens and dozens of hard-worktng men and womer
who have ennched our lives through exposure to the arts
All these changes 1n our lrves '" =··"::-,ess and Industry tn employment
opportunities, tn our permanE.:r•t res•dents 1n our educattonal facdtt1es
and 1n our cultural acttv1t1es have •:ontnbuted m1ghtdy to the growth
of our area The changes have con1e so parnle::sly by small degrees
that 1t 1s worthwhile to stop and rdlect and note how fortt.nate we are
to ltve 1n such an area
We at Newport Balboa Savtngs have through the years supported
act1vely and readtly each opportun•ty to serve that has come our way
In our busrness deafmgs we have been ded1cated to the sound eco-
nomiC growth of the Harbor Area and to t'1e welfare of ts peop e
We are not only proud of what has happened to our com,.,._~n ty but
are deeply grateful for the opportunrty to be a part of t
May I wrsh you all a happy and fru1tful 1969
PRESt!JEI\i.
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33 YEARS OF COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT
There has always been ·a delightful rapport between Newport Balboa
Savings and the Newport Harbor community. This stems in part from
the fact that we have been growing together for the past 33 years ; and
the growth of each has. in turn, contnbuted to the growth of the other
It has always been a policy at Newport Balboa Savmgs to 1dentify
closely w1th the community's needs and projects.
The Assoc1at1on has taken a keen interest m furthering educat1onal
opportun1t1es for the area's young people In 1953 1t began givmg
scholarship awards to outstanding students, h1gh school and college,
m the area In all a total of 398 awards with a value of $82,240.00 have
been made to date. Newport Balboa Savings considers this investment
in the future of tomorrow's leaders as one of the soundest we have ever
made.
To st1mulate interest m our commun1ty by newcomers and visitors,
Newport Balboa Savings has prepared, printed and distributed street
maps and gUJdes to the Newport Harbor area. These attractive pieces
Popular Ar .. Golf Court•
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have been produced 1n full color They feature many handsome Illus-
trations of our area's outstand1ng pomts of 1nterest. A sixth pnntmg of
these gu1des has JUSt been completed A total of over 250.000 are 1n
ctrculat1on
Officers and members of the staff of Newport Balboa Sav1ngs have
given generously of thetr t1me tn serving m the area's ph tfanthrop1c
educational and serv1ce organ1zat1ons
Not the least of the contnbut1ons Newport Balboa Sav1ngs has made
to the community has been the number of fme homes it has helped
ftnance Currently 67 percent of our loan portfolio IS 1n s1ngle-famlly
homes 1n th1s area and 18'h percent m apartment house proJects
It has also a1ded in the ftnanctng of many commerc1al and mdustnal
installations now located here. contnbutmg to the local economy Of our
total loan portfolio, 11 percent is tn th1s category. The remainder 1s 1n
special categones such as vacant land and churches
Yechl '" Dry Dock South co .. l Piau Populer ShOPPI"'I Center
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THE NEWPORT BALBOA SAVINGS STORY
Newport Balbort Sav nqs ar d Loan Assoc•atton w~s founded on one
prem se-that t could cortrthute a m•ss1ng element to the growth of
the Newport Harbor ar~.t
Bc~ck tn 1936 the ye<H .n whtch Newport Balboa Savtngs opened for
b1tS1ness there were no sav1ngs and loans tn the harbor area No f1nan-
c al tnSt1llll1on extstf'cl chartered to promote thnft and home ownershtp
1r cJ to provtde <J source of funds commttted to the home buyer or budder
No bilnks local or out of tow• t1ad fatth •n the areas future for they
would make f'"IO loans here
Or1gtnally n federc~lly-chartered savtngs and loan assoctatton m 1953
the d1rectors votPd to convert 11 mto a state chartered assoctatton
Account holders were thPreby assured an even greater measure of
securtty for their sav1ngs Reserves were tncreased by the new capttalt·
zn tton In addttton to .lll of the federal safety reqLJtrements the Assocta·
t•or1 also becamP subwct to the savmgs and loan law of the State of
Ct~ltforn1a whtch 1s generally agreed to be the f1nest tn the natton Thts
tn addtt on to ar annual audtt by a Cert1f1ed Public Accountant
Tre Assoctatton began bus1ness wtth $13 350 tn assets Today those
assets are rn excess of $110,000 000 00 The Assoctatron currently has
reservPs m excess of $10 000 000 00 one of the htghest percentages
of reserves to assets tn the natron Newport Balboa Savtngs has had
constderable rmpact upon the growth of Orange County Stnce 1936.
loans made to home buyers builders, and tract developers have totaled
more than two hundred and e1qh ty million dollars At the end of 1968.
thP Assoc1atton patd tts 92nd consecultve dtv•dend to savtngs account
holders Th1s brought to more than th1rty-four mdlton dollars the amount
patd 1n dtvtdends s1nce our foundtng
One of the most stgntftcant contnbuttons Newport Balboa Savtngs made
to the growth of Orange County was the ptonee~tng work we dtd 1n
leasehold ftnanctng The leas,ng loan agreements orrgtnally concetved
and drafted by us. have tmplemented f1nancmg the constructton of
thousands of restdences. tndustrral and commerctal developments on
the leased land available tn much of our local area
The poltcy of sound conservattve lendtng has always been the keystone
of Newport Balboa Savmgs· operattons As a result. delrnquent loans
are substanttally below that of the statewtde average --practtcally nil
At present the Assoctatton owns through foreclosure one piece of
untmproved property We own no homes through foreclosure. This not
only speaks well for our loan poltctes and the personneltn loan appraisal,
loan processing and loan servtctng. but also gtves an insight into the
e quality of the customer we serve
l
Cash and
Government
Bonds
1188
Newport Balboa Sav1ngs Ten Year Growth H1ghlights
loans on
Real Esrare
11181 1MI
Sav1ngs
Accounts
1MI
Guara ntee
Stocl<
Reserves
a"d Surp us
1MI
10
NEWPORT BALBOA SAVINGS OFFERS THESE MANY
SERVICES AND FACILITIES THROUGH THEIR TWO OFFICES
SAVINGS AND INVESTMENT ACCOUNTS
lnd1v1dual
Spec1al Purpose
Jo1nt Tenancy
Club
Corporate
Church
Trust
Credit Un1on
Surplus
Jun1or Savers
BONUS ACCOUNTS
MONTHLY SECURITY ACCOUNTS
(Monthly check plan)
ASSIGNED SAVINGS ACCOUNTS
(Secunty 1n lieu of cash or bond)
Contractors State L1cense Board
State Board of Equallzat1on
REVERSIONARY TRUSTS
(Tax Sav1ngs Plan)
TAX DEDUCTIBLE RETIREMENT PLAN
(Keogh Act)
SAVINGS AND INVESTMENT ACCOUNT LOANS
Quarterly
Extended
Meon Offoce ol Newport Belboa Savonga from the Bay
CONVENTIONAL LOANS
Purchase
Construction
Improvement
Modernization
Res identiai-Commercial-lndustnal
TRACT AND MAJOR DEVELOPMENT LOANS
ESCROWS
(Bonded in excess of One Million Dollars)
Sales
Loans
Exchanges
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES AND VAULT
Private Booths
Conference Room
AMERICAN EXPRESS TRAVELERS CHEQUES
MONEY ORDERS
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT BONDS
Sale
Redempt•on
COLLECTION ACCOUNTS
Complete Serv•ce
INSURANCE AGENCY
(Lido Insurance Agency, Inc.)
Newport Balboa Sa..,.nge at F•nenc•al Plaza Newpo<t Ca,te<
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STATEMENT OF CONDITION
After Payment of 92nd consecuttve Dtvtdend December 31 1968
RESOURCES
Cash and Government Bonds
Federal Home Loan Bank Stock
Loans on Real Estate
Loans on Real Estate Owned for Development
Loans to Factlttate Sale of Real Estate
Loans on Savtngs Accounts
Real Estate Purchased for Investment
Real Estate AcqUtred by Foreclosure
Offtce Build1ng and Equtpment
Accrued Interest Rece1vable
F S L I C Secondary Reserve
Prepatd Expenses
Unauthortzed Investment-Com Collectton at Cost·
Other Resources
• Appr., sed •r '"t ,.~s c.r CIM' na I rro oo~ dollars
NOTES TO STATEMENT OF CONDITION
RESOURCES
CASH AND COVERNMENT BONDS
$ 10 759 870 00
1 061 800 00
91 957 489 00
920 229 00
968 733 00
1.679 506 00
811 890 00
87 323 00
I 903 501 00
567,642 00
1 060.001 00
87 084 00
325.666 00
80 420 00
$1 1 1 • 771 . 1 54 00
Mostly government bonds payong us an average yte 'd of 5 oao Cash bPCi)U~P ,, •8 non·
earntng os carefully adjusted to our day to day nPeds and l<ept c1t .~ ..,,.,,mo;m
FEDERAL HOME LOAN BANK STOCK
Thf' amount of bank stock we own t!l est<lbl tshed bv taw as a f,.ed oerc er,tage of our home
mortgage loa"s
LOANS ON REAL ESTATE
Thos IS the present total unoa•cl balance on appre~ttmatety 4500 loa,.s t>" -arf'f,JIIV ~" er.IAd
proper!IPS pr.nctpally ow~Pr occuooPd homes
LOANS TO FACILITATE SALE OF REAL ESTATE
These •re loans on propertoes acQuored by the Assoc•at•or and resold
LOANS ON SAVINCS ACCOUNTS
Thts IS an e•CP ""' cuc::omer servoce plan used by us for mar>y years perml!tonq our ~BvPrc;
to borrow uo to 9QC ~of the•r account balance wtthout ross of earnoi"QS
REAL ESTATE PURCHASED FOR INVESTMENT
Occas•onally we ltnd a good buy tn undeveloped la"d who('n we put tnto •nv~ntor-( for later
re sate to some of our good buolder frrends
REAL ESTATE ACQUIRED BY FORECLOSURE
We have only one property on the transttlon between acauosotoon and resale wttn a ootenrtal
proftt to us
OffiCE BUILDINC AND EQUIPMENT
The net Investment after deducting oeprecoat•on from cost nus tncfudes 340 feet of bay
front land purchased for $JOO a water front loot. now valued from $2 000 10 S3 000 a water
front foot plus a personnel parktng lot for 76 cars now valued at 50% above cost
ACCRUED INTEREST RECEIVABLE
Thta 111 the Interest due us calculated each month on outstandtng loans
F.S.LI C. SECONDARY RESERVE
This 111 prepaid Insurance of ar.counts premtum pard to the Federal Savon9s and loan
Insurance Corporatoon on whrch we recetve en earning
PREPAID EXPENSES
There are some ellpenses advantageous to us to pay m advance
UNAUTHORIZED INVESTMENT -COIN COUECTION
Thts 111 our rare money collection et cost. which Is fully reserved Thot collection •a now
12 velued In excess of one-half mtllton dollars
LIABILITIES
Sav1ngs Accour ts
Federal Home Loan Bank Advances
Loans tn Process of CompletrOI"
Other Lrabtlrtres-Escrows
Deferred Federal Income T a.•
DEFERRED INCOME
Loan Fees and Prepa d lntere~t
Prof1t on Sale of Real Estate
C APITAl AND RESERVES
Reserve for Unauthorrzed Investment-
Corn Collect•on at Cost·
Guarantee Stock Reserves and Surplus
NOTES TO STATEMENT OF CONDITION
LIABILITIES
SAVINGS ACCOUNTS
.. ~f"C\rt a"'e> tr-e 'I)CI.,.,'~Q~
tdu.\.,. :lilr""'f' " ~ t.S.S 1'-\tl ,,. So t-U' •p
r~ "'r:t' v·s t , 'P'P-;' --+ • ';:a t,..,.,t nrn 'U' ..-~
'· u-,~ Bc.,. ... s ~f'C' Jt pern , .. pd ·oar t»P•
FEDERAL HOME LOAN BANK ADVANCES
$ 87 049 726 00
11 547 10000
620 076 00
866 358 00
330 053 00
$10041331300
$ 315,014 00
395.500 00
$ 710 514 00
$ 325 666 00
10 321 66 00
s 10 647 327 00
$ 1 1 1 7 ~ 1 1 54 00
f"e ba 8'" @> r •h1t0t ;tcCOur' var•PC. h~f'T' "fT"A • • rl'o.f' rjPQP,.d•"'Q or*ty ,_..-;.••eo, t • i'tftt
",)r ma~P mo"t'Y woth borro,..Pd mof't'V 1 wp , • """ :10 .. 0"" f nP -J~ • .,PC
LOANS IN PROCESS OF COMPLEliON
-~ese ar<> fu,.,ds from toa"!; a,~va v r,. o•r11'd bu! •o• d·sbur-.;ed "il : --"·-... u'•" "'
"O"S!•uC! 0" dosburseme••s or IO'II' >JI es r.;w
OTHER LIABILITIES-ESCROWS
Tnts s proncooa , !'Scrows Th 'l I 9ur1' , 1• ""hom ""0"'~ ·o ""0'1''
DEFERRED FEDERAL INCOME TAX
Our accoul'lo"O rprords art' ma•"'" "I'd on ar-a~cruat blSoS and our •a• 't''u'ft c; I P:1 ~ ... il
"lSI'I bii'IOS 1\pre'ore t~>•S iiCCOU"l 'I Sl'! '-'0 10 ''!I 1'0 ;h!' DO'l'"'•il •a• -on{C'n':F •p "O•dPO
un rne Assocoatoof' boo~<s a~"d "0t on€: udt'd , ... '"e '"'~ 'l'lu'"
DEFERRED INCOME
LOAN FEES AND PREPAID INTEREST
Th•s total reorese'1tS fees end InterE-st collected bt.t "OI recogrozed as "CO"'f> "' ""'
books until earned per gent'rally accepted accoun11n9 Drt~"Ciples
PROFIT ON SALE Of REAL EST ATE
These dollars are also taken 1nto current ear.,onos over a oer od ol veers
CAPITAl AND RESERVES
ThiS 1'1Ciudes our Cuarantl>e Stocl\ whtch IS 11 l~ttod amount plus our Rese·,tos whoch
Increase y ear by year Also tnctuded t! tl'le prec1se amount at cost that we have onvto~trc1
tn our co1n collection We as an Auocoa110n do what we preach namely put a!Pde '"mt' o!
our eamtngs each month as sav1ngs They are 1ncludt'd under the general r.eadi"Q or
Reserves and Surplus 'J
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DIVIDEND ANNOUNCEMENT
We paid our 92nd consecutive dividend
on December 31 , 1968 for the quarter
ending December 31 . 1968. The next divi-
dend will be paid at the base rate of
5.00% per annum March 31 , 1969. This
is an annual yield of 5.13% when com-
pounded daily and maintained for one
year.
Our V...% bonus certificates in multiples
of $1000 currently earn 5.25% per annum.
Newport Balboa Savmgs pays the highest
rate in the nation on insured passbook
savings.
Newport Belboe Alee from the '"'
'Mini Replfce of the Queen Mry " Entry In ~~>• "Ch•recter Boat" Parade
()I the l1te lo•eph A Bleil. NewPOf'l Belboe Sevlnga Oorector
DIRECTORS
BARTON B. BEEK
AGNES BLOMQUIST
RALPH P MASKE'/
PAUL A PALMER
WAL TEA S SPICER
OFFICERS
PAUL A PALMER. Cha1rman of the Board
AGNES BLOMQUIST. Pres1dent
SPALDING B EASTMAN. V1ce-Pres1dent
ROBERT A HIELD. Vice-President-Treasurer
ALAN A NICHOLSON. Secretary
DORIS CROXON, Assistant Vice-Pres1dent
CAROL FRENCH. Ass1stant V1ce-Pres1dent
GORDON REDMON. Ass1stant Vice-Pres1dent
MADELINE DAWSON. Ass1stant Secretary
MARGARET GILBERT. Ass1stant Secretary
FLOAIENE LAUNT. Asststant Secretary
CA THEAINE KIESTER. Ass1stant Treasurer
DOROTHY ORWIG, Ass1stant Treasurer
AUDITORS
Cnngle. Sw1ft, Grimley & Co.
MEMBER
Federal Home Loan Bank System
Federal Savtngs and Loan Insurance
Corporation
Untted States Savings and Loan League
Cal1fornta Sav1ngs and Loan League
The Savings and Loan Foundat1on . Inc
Amencan Savmgs and Loan lnst1tute
Soc1ety of Sav1ngs and Loan Controllers
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NEWPORT BALBOA SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSO CI ATION
Mam Office· 3366 VIa Lido, Newport Beech. Callfom1a 92663 • Phone (714) 673-3130/Corona del Mtr Office
Financial Plal8. S50 Newport Center Ortve Corona del Mar Caltfomls 92625 • Phone (71.t) W.1461
A plus One Hundred Million dollar locally owned Aaaoclat•on dedicated to the sound development of
Orange County and to the welfare of all Its cttlzens 15
Thts 1968 annual report •a publ1ahed in place of the December 1968 11sue of our quarterly
publ1ca1to.1 "Dividend ·· The publication of "D1v1dend" w1ll be resumed In March 1969
Newport Balboa Sav1nga and Loan Asaoc1al10n. Newport Beach. Orange County. California
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