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Harbor district
:;;;..;._fate questioned
THE MID-WINTER scholarship concert at Newport Harbor
High School will be held at 7 :30 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 5,
in the auditorium by the vocal and instrumental student
groups. Among the participants will be, from left, Glenn
Cripe of Lido Isle, French horn player and president
of the Sailor Band; Bruce Jolmson of Balboa, who sings
bass in the a cappella choir; Lorena Emerick of Balboa,
cello player and president of the Sailor Orchestra; Chris
Rebard of Baycrest, soprano In the a cappella choir.
Instructor Richard England will lead the band and orchestra,
and Leslle Van Dyke will lead the choirs, Proceeds will go
to 2 college scholarships. (Ensign photo.)
" Ellpl'esslng deep ooocern at tupayers for w..y tu day ser-
tbe possible dJssolutioo of Lbe •lees?
County Harbor District, tbe 3. Has the coumy aqeed to
Corona del Mar Cbamber of otfer capital outlay equillment
Commerce has submitted a se-(I.e., boats, tlreboals, radio
ries of questloas totbeNewport equipmeot) to the city at oo
Beach City CooocU in an effort cost?
to plq;toiDt the t1na.ocia.l coo-4. Has lbe clly been asstaed
sequences. of tbe coottnued subsidy of the
The letter, signed by Cham-cUy Weguard d~ment by the
ber President JOhn Semple, CGUmy a.od tbe Ka.tbor District
states that ··we have reason to in tbe approximate lmOWits of
believe t1lat the city cost 'WOUld $65,000 aod $17,000 respec-
increase by more than$350,000 tlYely?
per year," 5. Has the city a land-base
U the answers to the ques-Caclllty available for sucb a.o
Uons ue In the oegaUve, the operation witboul: a large ~~
Chamber suuested "a.o ag. W outlay? County gets bid
to relocate court
gresslve cout.ter-otrensive to 6. Has the city been assured
be implemented at once to pre-of lbe contioued finaoclal <tid
serve the Orange County fiar. from the COWlty for harbor
bor Dtstrlct." maillteaaoce, l.Dshore from the
Tile Chambu asked for a project line?
written answer by an elected of-7. Wtlltbe county-owoedUde-
tlclal,. speaking for tbe City lands wltbln the city, LDcludlng
The. Newport Beach City
CotmcU's lnvita.tiootolocatetbe
Harbor Judicial District courts
1o the: proposed clvic ceoter
DUr fasbloo Island was for.
mally preseoted to tbe coooty
s~laors TlJesday,
Tbe ~rvta>rs took the pro-.
posal UDder study, wlllcb will
take "4 or 5 weets." Sf4)erV1sor
Alloo AUeo. represeot.tng tbe
Gov.Reagan
to talk here
GoY. Ronald Reaean 15 sche-
duled to be tbe speaker for
tbe Feb. 14 luocbeoo meetiDg
commemorating crime preven-
t.ioo week ob&ervance tbe
Newport ~"!.~~·~1,":~~~~·
5tb District, wbJcb iDcludes tbe COUDC.U. tbeir lllcome, be transferred to
Harbor JudlclaJ District, said Here are the questloo.s coo-tbe city?
that there are Zotherpossiblll-talned In the letter, which ns 8. Has the city been assured
ties for court sUes, and that drafted by a Cba.mber com-by the couoty that they will coo-
DO decision wtU be made llllli mlttee comprised of Mn. T. Unue to develop the Upper Bay
all offers are considered. Duocan Stewart a.od Dee Coot. U the Harbor District 1s dis-
The district courtsarenowiJI: t>rmer Newport Beachcouoctl-solved?
Costa Mesa, near tbe I.AiiOD DWt 9, Ca..o the city assume full
Hall a.od Costa Mesa Park. The respoosiblllty for tbe Harbor
otber site posslbUities are at 1. 1s the city prepared to District services wlthot.d: LD-
the Fairgrounds In CostA Mesa usume the duties of the Ha.r-creasing the city pcoperty tu?
aod lbe Lockheed property near tw District withtn the cor-10. Does the city plan to levy
tbe COWJty airport. porate limitsotNewport Beacb? added costs to ~I who use New-
The NewportBea.cblnvltalloo 2, Ha.s the clty been assured port Harbor to olf-set any ad-
was prse.Dled by WlllWn Luod that the county wW subsidize ded espense tlrit may result 1n
ol Ecooomic Research As... the city in the amowi. of the a city take ..over, U tbe city 1.s
socta.tes. coosuU.atlts tor tbe cost to Newport Beach oot subsidized by the county'~
city In eva.luaUonoftbe Newport AIR FORCE Major Clinton H. c b I
ceoter sUe for a DeW civic Moses soo of Mr and Mr A am pus re e s assai' led ·~·ERAreportllslodthetoi-o. Moses or sri w. S:i~
towlng amaota .. s ot lhe New Blvd., Balboa, has been decor,.. A resolutioo eiPI'tsstnc ~· ministrations of our coue .. s -ted with the Dl.stlDguisned Center site for tbt Harbor flJinK Cro.. at the u.s. Air port of Acttnc President S. l and universities, •bleb seem to 0
4e&diOU". Coktn.do Hayab.wa at C&Uforllia. State ba.ve be8ll selected by tbt re-··--~lllll; Colo., IW iln:•.,; il CoU ... , ..U Su F.n~~eilco wu wo'•U ''" u~q:tllt~ '" ......, ---al by -• .-able poiJ>tsoloor oociety, Gear .. Doabt.edee, club pre-ceater oo Phi. 1 military openUou LD Vletam tbe Newport Ha.rtlor Cht.mher Y1llllerl.ble polds of ou ·
sldei:U, 1s in cha.rp olarraage-of the · center master :a as an F -4C Phantom [J aircra.n ol Commerce directors attbelr JOClety."
meats. Robert Peinado ls co-Is elpected to be completed by comm&Dder 00 Oct,ll, ~967• He Mooday meetlAc at felldaoJ's. The Cba.mber directors :e-
cba.lrma.n for the IWlCheon 1972; this pbase wtii1Dc1ude a tlew ~rt for 2 ~me out-The resoluUoo cited •·re-solved tlla.t ''the attempted
meeting, 58.000 square foot city ball a.od ·posts lmder hostile flre. Des-puled forcible and violent at-ove:c:hrow or destruction of our PROPOSED
JOe
COSTA
MESA
View route
on Superior
Ttle State Ohlsioa ot Hl(h-
ways will now a public bear IDe
Tuesday, Feb. 18, to dbcuss
various locations lor Newport t-----,r---::--T free way tnroucb Costa Mesa
20 "' to Us termlous on Coast Hwy,
iJl Newport Beacb.
The hearlng wiU be held at
• 10 a.m. in tbe junior eJ:hibits
-----"+----::-""+ bwkiing at tbe Fairground.s, 811
••'"' Fa.lr Dr., Costa Mesa.. Highway ofticlals will p.reMOl
results of route k»catioo stu·
dies. Governmeot apnctes.
civl(' orp.nlr.atlonsudtnteres-
----+-----4 ted iDdivlduals wiU be called
•' -~
•e'"' , 1.1100 to express tbeir views oa ! the proposed alterllale routes.
The rec.ordoltheproceedlop
, .., ._. ; at the lleari.ng, together with
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-·-, ll'. :: englneermg and ecooomle data, • ---'+ will be submitted to tbe !tate
.· ( -~ ' .
director of public works for
conslderatloo before a rollle
"' ' r eeommetldatlon is made to tbe
' ' California Highway Commls-' s ton. ---.... .-~ ~ --,.-+ Aerial maps and pbolocrapba
1 ,.... 16 s tJOwtng various ~«Dates wlll
'·.
.1 be on publlc display at tbe
Newport Beach City Hall, SSOO
W. Newport Blvd., &.00 at tbe
--:::-.. Costa Mua City Hal.1. 695 w.
'" 19th St. '~ The city councils ol both
clties areinacreemelltoocb&JI-
png the auenment from tbe
prHeatly adopted rotJte &Jooc
Newport Blvd. to tile Arches.
Last Oct. 7, both COUDCllJ
adopted resolutions ask1nc tbe
State Highway Commlss~a to
consider rekxatingtbeNe-.port
fret"Way westerly DMr S141Vior
Ave, Tbe requested re&llp.DMDt
woWd start a1 Bay St., just be-
yond tbt beart of tbe dowa&o-.a
bust..cess district, a.a1 COIIDect
wUb tbe l'lai:IU'e coast&J frHWay
ill tbe v1ei.a1ty ol the t .. mUu
of W, Balboa Bl'fd..
B• ctr•••,._ b' cht.ncfnc Ctit .,..,_
ROUTE 55 FREE WAY
fr•ny route are tali Cite
S~ior A .. e. route W'OII1d pre.
sene Newport Blvd, u tbe ma1n
link betweetJ the Z ewes, woukl
be more direct, and woukl dis·
r\C)( less property.
OCC spurns SDS bid
The Ezcbange Clubs of a 55,000 squaretootpoUcefad-pUe a low over cast, he located ta.ck.s Ulrougbout the United institu:10ns, or a.oy ot them, by
America have made crime pre-uty. The coostructioo ot both and destroyed an enemy field states ~n duly consUtuced force an::! 1iolence must be pre ...
veftion ooe of their major pro-6 municipal courtsa.Dd lbe New-artlller)' gun, a ca r ~ boat and authority wttb appareot genuine veoted at an)' al)1 .1.11 costs ..•
}ects iD ~en lee to tbe various port Harbor Chamber of Com-a bunker system. Hetspresent-reYolut.ionary ffilltlvaUon." and Students and faculty m;>m'Jers
commUDittes. Thelocalclubbas meree factllty would a.bobe1n-ly assigned to the academy as stated thai '·much of this re-participating ln or encou:.:~gtng
sponsored a bost ot programs eluded in Phase 1. Phase 2 a.o assistant varsity football volutionary force and. violence these attads should be subje.:t
tha.t serve to give empbasls to eoostroctloo ls eJpected to be coach. tns been concentrated on the ad-to suspensloa or dism~ • • • a, ELl MO R WOOD would allow many studeots to Current!)', ·'a very promi.si.ng
tbe erlme prenM!oo. Deeds of completed by 1980; u. tenlatively c A:Ung PresideDl S. L Hayakawa Rub a dub dub :!::rod, ~Y toar~~ =~~ land of thin( is growing OIM. of
Newport Beach.. Ooe suc:h pro-ls scheduled to IDe tude a c elects dl'rectors has u.rned the admiration, res-Teo men want a club Cp l I student i.deas and rec:ommeo-gram will be implemented at tbe 58,000 square toot city Dead-• • pect and guUtude of all A mer!-And wbo at OCC may they be'' ~:e =~s~ someo these da.Uoos," Dr. Watson declared.
feb. 14 meettng. when the out-quarters Ubrary and lbe r e-cans who ch'!I'lsh our demo. Woeber Goose mlghl have ··Students want SIOm '! klnd of u
staDdtng pollee officer of New-malnlng 6-court additioo to tbe Directors were elected tore-bers and locluded: DickStenns, eratic LD.stitutions ..• Ch&Dcel-been surprlsed to find tha.t tbe Tbe ten SIE members ac-opportunity to study a.Dd review
port Bea.cb wlU be named and municipal courtbouse. A ctvlc present the 7 eounc:Uma.nlc dis-pres1deot; George Woodl:.>rd, lor Glenn s. Dum kean1 :~ ltate ages ot tbese men. who are cusad tlleadml..ni..stration ofrun-COIUmporary issues, urbu
presented wttb a troph)'. aud.f.torlum, a post omce dis-trlcts by tbe directors of the first vice-president; Cbarles college trustees u e to be co--n-arteodln a 2_ ear junior col-niDg the student government, problems , mioority problems.
Tickets tor lbe IUbCheon are trlbution taclllty, and an art Newport Harbor Cbamber of Currey, secood vlce.presideot; m.;Dded ·for their ~ of lege wl~ an !verage entrance claimed the college is racist they are comln( to erlps wltb
available to the geoera.l public p.lleryllsoareeonsJ.deredpos-Commerce at their Moo-Hugtl Mycatt, treasurer; and Presid ~Ol Hayakawa., and they 1 18 rro 30 to because 1t has no ne gro. stu-toda)'. I U'link. it is eocouraDoa
and may be obtaiDed by wrlttng slble future additions. day meeting. Jack Buoett, ezectaive ma.oa-are urged to demand and obtalD :r z~. z4,·10r~ m ' decU, stated peop~ .. ·nh a to find colleg:e studeotsiateres-
to ''Goveroor•s l.Aineheon," 'OPPORTUNITY to ooordin-Named tosarvea3-year term ger. like perform.Uice from a1J other Tbe club these men w~ to lan(ua.ge problem ca.noot re-ted in ttus ldDd ot thing todly-
Ne-.port HarborEzcbange:Club, ate developmeot ot lbe courts are: District 1-Roo Blake, carol French was named state college administrators start lsStudeotsforOemocraUc gl.ster; a.nd claimed they are instead ofgoldfisbswillowlng,"
8oJ: 1022, Newport Beach, Call-and pollee facilities. These Southern Callforn.l.a. Edison Co.; president of the women's wbo may come under simi lar Soc'~ Th. . 1 ..•• ~1 . denied the right to present a St udents have sat In with tbe bl 3 f .......... " PO'.,. .1s 15 a c "" u... IS pol.al:~t-view to students. faculty and admln!stralioo 1D fornta. PriceolL..cbeoo$5.50. could be jolotly developed from Z, BW Ficker, arc teet; , d1vis1oo, and red Howser was ..... .._ associated l1l tbe .minds of many Answering t be flrst accusa.
O&JECTS TO $5 FEE tbe muter pla.on1.og stage fred McMaster, e~e plan-oamed skipper ot tbe Comma-NB b k with campus riOts and r£>-tion, District SIClf.. Norman E. preparation tor a lltW course
FOR DOG LICB4S£ througtl completed construe:-ninr, 4, Clint Hoose, Rioo Hard ... OOre's Club. an bellions. Last week they went Watsoo said that Orange Coast on tssues of the day, and it 1s
tton. Discussions with a re-ware; 5, Dr. Hugh Plumb; 6, BUl otber matters oo lbe apnda before the Inter ...Club CoWJcil College bas only a few Negro plaMed to start ln September •
A letter eJpr esslng outrage presentative ot tbe marshal's Farnsworth, Coldwell-Sanker Included: • k d seeklng. approval.. The ICC, stldeots because onl)' a. few Further denylng nat OCC
was written Jan. 6 to "Dear omce illdtcatedtbatdoseproJ:-Co.; 1, Buck Schueller, Buk of •Larry Mllle.r stated uw the Site 0 aye whicb lS eom.posed ol presl-Uve 1n tbi.s area, and california students are apatbettc, Mu.
slrs aDd law pu.sers" ot New. lmlty ot the pollee tlcility to America, Corona del Mar. Ma.rlne divls ioo has reas518rted dents of ulsttng campus clubs students must attend the unior Howes said for years students
port Bea.cb by Mrs. BoQOJe tbe courts is necessary tor )olnt Directors ;&t large are Dwight that additional tldelaa:!.s fees and wllieh must approve forma-. J ba.ve taken Ttwlks:Ci"tn.&' aad
Kelly, 301 E. Balbo& Blvd., use of detention cells and other Glck, Jotm Macnab, SUI Ring. are not justitled. Centinella Valley Bank, head-Uoo ol a DeW clUb by a two-oo~~ege ill their district. Chnstaus ba.s kets of l:lod &nd
Apartment 3, Balboa. Mrs. pollee equipment. While re. Ted R ko 0 RI ..... d ,...... •Birch Pickettanoouocedtbat quartered In lngle'WOOd, M.B thirds majority voted 23_6 All b'elgn stlldents must clothing to poor. Clll.ldren from
Kelly said, "I justft.Dlsbedpay-duetloo of tbe marshal's staff o s, r . c.'""' ._,er. this is Natiooal Jaycee Week. been granted permlssloo by the aga.Lost an 505• society ODe pass a test to enter uy collegt the Hea.d Start P'0141 tau bee
tog $5 for a 00( Uceose ud 1 would oot be ........ 'ble cost sa-wood, Harry Westover, Dlck •Owtgtlt Gtck &DDOODC:ed that Stale Banking Department to member ot>-'-ed ~m v~'""' because tbelr tnowledre or our 1nv ited to carnivals, Riebl aaw, thiDk it absolut 1 the most ~ ' Clucas, Breot Ogden, Carol tti ;:.w..&.l.l ~ u _,._._... lallguage 1s 11 t und h said tbe F ..-. Club tas e 'I Yinp would accruetotbeoouoty Freoch and Fred Howser. the Excha.oge ClubwlllhaveGo-establis h a branch o ce iD Three presidents were abseot. ecessary o er - s e , ore.-,
outrageous lbiDg l.o the entire through elimination of the oeed Hooorary d.irectorsare Mayor vernor Reagan as a speaker on Newport Beach l.n the vlcin1ty SIE st4JP0rter Qury Weln-~ tbe course CODI.ent ?! su~ collected about 1,$00 pouDds of
world." She asked for an for courthouse detention cells. Doreen Marshall, E•-· (Ned) Friday, Feb. 14, a.od that a of Coast Hw y. and Newport ber 21 complaloed the J8Cls tbey wiSh to take, saJd goods to be senttoa.nOI'ptJu&ee
ltemilecl Ust ol upeaUtures iD .._.. limited amount of ttctets would Blvd., near the Arcbes. _ .. _~-·-' .. A .. Mrs. Howes in regard to the lD Vietnam.
this ares, ''to mow wbere it all •LOCATION In relation to tbe H111, Harvey Hurlburt, WtUiam be available to tbe Board. The 5-year-old bank spe-... ,u,~uM.~Illon bad app,_., SIOODd cllarce. ··siE members say 90Ciety is
coes." Harbor District's populatioo Mason, Paul A. Pa.Jmer, Ken 'The resolution prepared by cia.Uus In mar ine t1naoclne. pressure oo lbe ICC to vote oo, As to tbe deDl.a.l of their a m~ss and they must destroy
JIM PEHHEY HEADS center. Tbe district Is forecast Sampson. 0. W. (Dick)Richard, joint committees ot the New-IJI addition to the head omee aDd referred to a letOecter se,!' to ricte topreseotapolrll-ol-vlew, it," slle said. ''But U!ey doa't
to ban a populaUoo of 139,000 Isabel Pease TheoRobiDs John at 524 E Nutwood St. lngle-a.U ICC members • ~ .. by Mrs. Howes a.td the SDS oaer oonstr\tctive adeuu'Wblt
(I)UHTY BAR 4SSH. paf80QS in 1970, loereasJ.n.c to B. Lawson, 'er. Wil.llam 'c uo-port Harbor aDd Costa. Yes:a wood the~e are braocb omces Mrs. Marie Howes, assoct.ate .-smu b' tblsJ:U(semes-to do ooce it is destroyed. t'be'/
Jam .. r. PeDDty, Newport 274,000 persons by 1980, Anal-nlngha.m, a00 Ed Hirth. =be~C:;'=~~ in He'rmosa Beach at 1103 Pier deu of student activities br tee wu Stefl K&uttnu. "Steve, say, 'We'll worry &boW; tblt
Beacb attoroey, wW be ln.sta.J ... ysls by tbe coual'/ department school bood elec:Uoo ns ap-Ave., and Playa del Rey at 1POICCmeo ud flcult} adViser k as IX"esldellt of tbe 1CC aDd a later.' Most of our stlllltatl
led u prealdeot ol the Oraop ol real property service lo-The slate ot omcers l:)r 1969 8117 Manchester Ave. , member of tbe st:udctm eouocll, could nenr tUe Uat potrt of
Couaty Bu Aam. at a dlDDIJ' dlcates tbat lbe cuneotpopula.-was approved by bOard mem-proved by tbe boUd members. Pnsldeot RowaD Heary saJd A1Uioucfl tMse sa; members a.hrala bad tbe rietJt to preseot new. TbeyareUDe)'OWIIPIQP ..
metUac thil eYtsW:Ic. Ju. 23, Uoa c:eatv 1s located. at the to-N •t• • tbe establislimeol of a Ne-.por1 Sl'/ U..y are ft&M1Dc I:Jr r.-ee. his poUil ot Yin," &be s.UJ:ed. wbo want to ,.t ao ~ at~ ~~:u:~ ~~b~~';= ~:: ew Cl IZens sworn In Beach omce ··wtuen&blelllto ~~~!s ~~''He is ahum&D11t,&YVJftM The ptq)le In tbU eomm.tty
ol BlJ Sbor11, wlll be IMtal-UIL) ~ tJPI.DI'oa ls New citl&ens of tbe t1a1tec1 From NonaJ-...Aacot Kol-:"00:.~:!" 0~0:% ·= new of Mrs. ~e's rllbt ol =-=-But bt reslpld tbls :: :.;!..~ ol tbllr _,
led u presldeal ... Ject; C. Az-pro)lcted to oc:ear In tbl •-states wbo toot tbl Oll.lb ot Des, W BaJsJiie Vlllap. eouaty plus attractlne aew cus ... freedom to $Mk as: a f&cully A Be k
U.MlUODolS&ataADa,nee--de'n)aped nstwa po.rtloo ol citile~blplastnekattbtDeW FromPola.ad--He .... Clmba-tomers WhO recl.ate adrislr foe ICC. 1'bl pt,pC ssn elects Barton e pr-, aad GOrrta F. 1M -J-Ial Dlotrl<t; COUIIIJ courtbouso ta Sui& An& Iu>, Z'l51 s.. J .. LA., c-...,11"'<1 sen:'... per-coq~Joi,., tbll Mrs. -.. • .,....,...,.,of Welt~, tbal, b7 1NO, tbl •nt•c•ted 1Deluded tbe tol.~ Harbor Mesa. CIUAr Ne"J))l't Ha.rboruoee ....-...cl club membera ot tbll 8utoD s..t ot B&lboa. a He ls a member oltie.9e1111Bir
MCrttarJ..trtuarer. prple'" ceater ts ~kt Az• resldeats: From S'nclll: MaiOI W~~ ol u. world's lar .. lt Alr small ._.., ot &Jlowlac sm to or-pu1alr' 1a tM Los Aec't.., II• o1 C&Worala u:t at t.o. A&...
N"ty ·~ dlrector1 U"l bt at U. l*'MCtloa ol till From Caoa'b Patrlela lila· IU'.U.. P ..... l9M Killdeer craft -.ttb rnol'etbu7,500boaU p.alle ud saJd liobe defotld Gr• ol. O'KeiYtaJ I Myers. lflel eo.Q 8u' A• ;wtpe
Co.triD R. "-"" ot Mo•po<t c-dol Mar -_, aad rUJU Flach, SSIZ CI&y st., aad Clr<lt, Coot& llua. berthed there, Mr. Heary cit-llait ol ... -lo dallllloc lou -oJoetod lo 1M bo&r4 Ooorioe -ld WarD Ill-
Ill ...... IDO!IIbor ol tbo liar--eu,.. 114. (.-. Eul EYOliDo Johanna Hycltr, tOO dared, "Witll our tater<lll ta ... Ubonl aad-... ol -· ol Nnpanllalboa ID ... U, &. llaYJ -ItO lo
bo< Btor .....,, -B. Hoi-Blllll). Ie -..... -. lo • Catalina Dr. Nnpanllll..... HOWARD MOIILLAM IIIUIDo n .. ,....._ wo joist •-Io. 8aY11p a1 r-Ala., 1 ou IMI. lud. CMIIlaJ Orulp CM9 prwlbllltJ tlllt till dtltrkt wt11 ' SAFE OM IMTIEIP.SIE blral ax us to loc< at New-Mrs. Howu' letter doei8Cil ••a•c.S ttU W'lllt b7 Cbair-
Ditlrlcl; -Rlllloo, Pul OIIIOOd lo loe---~01 Bolcl ............ r.o Ed-A ndlo .. It liN call hal pott Boocll." _,_.,__-did IOU ol 1M~ P, A.~. L.A.--AltltUTID wu_., 0.:.. aurt.l. H. AJJu. of till ~ Orultt c.o..&7 oaard Rteblftteea.,1131Brt.ltol t.btlr -IIOftr'd. 11, ca tllot Jlle •II PI"..,.. liD _.. n. ellldlol of Mr-. a..t. a Two lAII ''&?'II •• •
PortlpJ, FlwW!ct-Uid Jdcl&l Dlolrl<t-oa til Sl., Cool& Mesa. atrcrall ~~ 11 PouiAWARD$ DINNER SET .. -on-·-t1117 --ollllo*"P«t llu'-u Wl-.a. .. cr? 7
D. CUI tulclloU, &-. ll lo ... c117 o1 '--. f1<>CD Groot BI'IUli>-Siu?oJ Ilarbo<, wu ·-bl' Mr. no c-cltl-~ nlld lllo I(LIIIIt*lio" "lito IIPd -........ -IOIW WI-, 11, _.. ! 4 ' If l&r... •A.CX:I3SIBI.UT'f oltlllt .... ~IU I&Ulbd..lMO Com-ud Mr-s. I:U.&IIIIcMIDt• 511 ofCorD-«'CI Ms ..ttM.-..1 .... tMII to CC 'kif tlllt~ UllftCUc;J Cl'lltltllr .................... 01111
U.WIOAT THin 'hi • '=•·~·ww~an _.,lld..!:!cnA. • ..,.,,.._ "' ai:PQrtawaNa dl-.r m 'nllndl1. *' tw IOt>'lldl•d a to of -.a_.., ~ .&.. ..., a., .... •., ...... It 8baellat~t a ndloUdbod dlnct ace.. to .. Jla&illll ,.._ let--L&r&p.Az•-H ...... • .... 111.7 ........ Feb. 10. a.ldl&ctTacOIIIIU. atMrca l•tL 'nil..._ .... ---~~-1:10 ~ ¥1 Ct.ll&. .. ... --, -It #.•? PocUic C.. urd c-4ol ~I 'lOt 1111 AYOr·~~ Joa. II, --• _, ·-Itt< 1M ~ ntoWI(LIFIJI1or --• • I p o ol .. a;urt .... _.....,. ...... ....
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straight .., a......... .... Mr. Jatszn ftll ........... -"'* .. ,..llldlJ,
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ftl OPf'QM. ... PUll MOll ON AIISTOI\I AND JACQUIUNE
0P 1W1 QTT 0P ...... , IIUQI AJ "" _.. IIYUta laat -. llect iD 1963,
TNI NAIIOI AII6A'S Of'!IT IIIF$PA1'£1 beloro Pftoldcot K&ru104)o wu orao•lutod,
SbtJ r•u .., 1 lrlld 1o -Ia tao Jooi. 111oc ..,. . 1-llooo llld, r • alaolo
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-to -tao .......... llr"l llittoc dowl."'lllllo bo doU..,.od, -ld ,..,... ..... to
moalo. Oo _, 1.., _ _. IIIOpod Uoll Pr-K~ ..W •rill 1110 lilloo ~--·
1110--1a -· • bot I~~~ --aldl ~~r••-ao -""''""''...,.'"1M ment and, pcrhapo, lmproprlery of OW' Pint •• •~ • --~ "--II -..I city -"ocao-.yUwtilloot
Lody her siSI:er and the Under Secretary of & riaplde IMt, • to ...U. tM SO'IIt uaAoa. U bll pre. Bolb -H•• ---·~ ...,~ c:o..-m.n OOvv P. Bolton, Ohio, -Ollloo ,.. ...... P'-..... Eo.lp ..,_ tbe boom on -AriolOllo Soerot• Oauoio
• •. . . , btcuM u requited ao .a..t •••• di4o ftl', .--• -.--Com~rce and his w!(e 1n ~ptinJ lhe: lavish txCtPt to tUM Ja 011 tbt tele... Tbl Wllole da.tr bid a re~ wa.r, but OM ol tblm .,....
hospitality of this rnlcn;wtwnal character-YiAoa brc.dcalt, Tb18 m•· ~ orvtaM. TM UJII)tt mUt war rathlr ttaa W U.
whole pe:nooal •.nd butlneta reputatloo are RI'M tbe PI'OCI'.., made 18 tbt wu ...W 111 tbt ric:UatJoo aauoo aurYitt; ud tbt .._
well known . . . stoce the •tory ftnt appeared lliOrt IOU of 3 KOrt )'t!U8. of tM Lord'e Prayer wta. tbt would aeeept wu ratblf tbU
yestercby, I have rt:aived calls from men 11 YitW1nc tbt alfa1r 1 te• mint.., ot ~ .,...i...,.utd· 1M 1t perish."
mt C. C... -.,., C'.--'-' ~ c.a.tL -ft6ll,. and his fde.nd, Jacqueline Bouvier K.amcd •
TILIIJJDIIII 117W-(A.oo C.. 714) Th& eon.,...m.,. lllid, in tho c..,.,.~
TIE IIIHMT ~ &N:S£N M , .. .-, ww ; ; • ,..S.....t R.~d;
_. ,..W..a.M t. .... Clly .t ""'"' a..~_. lM M1y locally "One or his <Onusis') corporatioM--Vie·
...-.. .... .,.. .. ••II If• l• tile •-.• ...._c ... •• tory Carriers, Inc:. of New York City-is
within aovenumot. even attorney• ira the Ju. that 1 wu llYI.Dc 11. ...bat bu "Tby wtll be doN la tll'tb U It wu ap.Jutaslmtlar bact.-
:iee Department (Editor's Note: Tben under bteo ooe ot tbe IJMJt a.,ur1 ot u g tD blaYID." U~qurtdnU crouod that PrutdeDt Rtebard
Bobby Kennedy) who bave uracd me to press my wbole we•s spu. It u .. tor tbt ano ldm~ to 1&. Nl.xoo JPOUwtleahlpYellll
on my inquiries. Late last ni&ht, one even preaeNtd tbt IDd of u era, and ut tr.t God'• wt11 lboWd be f1rJt addreu &o tbe Amer1CIA
called me at my office to mate sure I knew tbe bePaoiDI of&D 'P)eblD ow Oblytd'durt.Dc t.bt ou:t4 Jall, people. He said 1D par&:
ArM. Nlw.-4 WMkiJ• oa n.r...,. Sec:...t cl~ ,...,. ,.td American bated . . . · • c..-•1 ,..., Calif. "Du · A..--• l96l v· ~~-THE HEWPOI.T HAIBO& ENSICN w .... ~ lo 1te a •••~ , nna ·~ • ~~ory ._.,,~~'n WU
of ...... eirc•l•kNI ~ eo., d.c:N. r.o_ ~20178 Uted paid SB.SS,$96 .58 by the M1htary Sea Tru.-port ~14, ttSI, ta ~ Cowt few dw Cout1 of Or•:r• Stale of Service for shipments on &eneraJ carco vessels
C.llf•llla...,. ~J' ,..,.... tMr~f Ia qHiiftecl to p.bU all pebltc and three tanken. Victory also wu paid $198,~
that Mr. Onusi• had been under investigation Dll.ioo.'a lllstory, I saw oo tbt u It lttrD&11y11 obetntd 1D "Iii)' fellow eltileDs,andelU-
hy our Justice Departrmnt as far back as 19.53 screen pubUc ttcurea u.t bad tbt !l)lrlt world. HDS or tbe workS commUDlty:
aacieee ........ t.y 1-. , 000 by the General Services Administration for
AIVO £. HAAPA ................................. Owa. aacl PUlia._ haulina (eniliur ... From October 1, 1962 to
and to aive me other sideliJht.s in to the wort domlDated tbe polWea.l .eceoe TtWrl.sioa eameru,JUttq.. Tbt lr1bd of world WI &.rlto llYe
which went into over 10 separate counts and for many years. Some were ieally 1ocated eo u to preseot 1D 1s tor US to dettrmiDI. We
eveniUal verdict! o( auilt. about to pass from publlc view, tbe .ure IJI.,IIOI'a..m&, 1n sue-mllSt make the world aale. W• PEC HAAPA ............................................... .Auoelllle l:ditot September 30, 1963, Victory's dry carco ships
IUIICIIPTIOM IATIS were paid $2,692,292 by the n..-.n--nt o( ··He called, Mr. Spuker, even while indi~ perhaps to sll* 1JJlo obllvloD. cession sbowedseenesecweri.Dg have a chance to lead tbt world
ea ting that be did so at the risk o( losina his Others weredestlnecuoremain. the ceremonies, aod ellerlor out of the valley of turmoil.
job ... One great newspaper has sugested Three and a ball hours after views sbowin& the crowd out-:e:evS:~t~~;tomorrow
la 8arkr Ate.: Oae ,.. •• 14.00; , ye-. 17.00 A · I ....... ....., ...... o.. o1 H.tMw Ara-; o.. re• IS.OO: 2 re--. t9 00 ancu turc . . . • ' · ··or subslantial impor1aoce to Victory Car-~~Oo~ riers and Mr. Onassis is the $48..312,000 auar-lhac the trip was arranaed by Princess Radz.i~ tbe ceremonies commeoc~, I side, tbe guo crew tiW was to " •
ARVO E. HAAPA, owfter Md pubtisher of the Ensign
SDS TURNED DOWN ON OCC CAMPUS
The Inter-Club Council at Orange Coast
College deserves commendation for Its
decision against allowing a chapter of
the radical, left wing StudentsforaDem)-
cratic Society to organize on campus.
Mrs. Marie Howes, associate dean of
student activities, correctly described
SDS as disruptive. Supt. Norman Watson
correctly diagnOsed the Issue to be the
name itself, S~an organlzationthathas
clearly dem-1nstrated its tactics of
violence and anarchy throughout the nation.
The SDS organizers said they would not
consider changing the name, whereupon
Dr. Watson voiced the question that pierces
directly at their ultimate goal: "If they
don't have the motives of SDS, then why
shouldn't they call themselves something
else?"
This Log, In the issue of last Dec. 26,
gave the testimony of FBI Director J.
Edgar Hoover, who called SDS anarchistic,
Infiltrated with Communist Party mem-
bers, atmlng to destroy, to annihilate, and
to tear down, fomenting discord among
the youth of our country. Mr. Hoofer . .said
that SDS members are not seeking to bring
about a better nation, but to cut the tap-
roots of American society. "They are a
new type of subversive, and their danger
is great," he concluded.
If this tiny minority at OCC wants to
organize as a campus group, may they
publicly repudiate the recorded motives
and actions of SDS and abide by the col-
lege rules of proper conduct.
antee put up by the Federal Government whicb
permitted the company to build four new tank·
en. This guarantee is administered by the:
Maritime Adminiuration under a conifessiooal
policy which established such an i.odirect sub-
stdy for the construction of veuels BY AME R~
ICAN OWNERS. The (act that the trust for
bis children owns control of tbc company
whose ship construction is auaranteed and that
the trust is located in America does DOt get
around the fact that this tec:hnicaJ. leaal fiction
wu used to defeat the real intent of Conarus.
··~re is no question tbat Onassis has proved
himself to be a smart operator who has .a
vested in1eres1 io maintaining a close relation-
ship with all governrneou-particularly that of
the United States and its variOU! agencies.
··My colleagues, when I originally brought
out what I considered to he: the poor judg-
. . • . saw El-Presldeol: Jotmsoo fire the presideoUal salute anc1 We bave showered our w•ll . the F1nt ~dy s s1scer. But why woul~ mUing Ills nil. 1 hadturoedoft tlle Uneolo Wemorlal, • wealtb ~ the oa.Uons of tbe
she go . to O~ass~wbat are her. hus~and s the sound, 50 1 did DOt kDow When the bust of Abraham world. and have given freedom conn~ct1ons w1th h1m. ~~d why bu1.ld h1s eao what was ta.k1.llg place, other Lloeolo was displayed; my to oppressed peoples, but we
11.nd •mllae ~Y enterta1nmg our F1rst Lady? than that 1 saw b1m k1ss1oc b1s tholl(bt.s returoed to sentences can't learn from each other uotU
After all, Pnnccss Grace of Monaco turned feminine admirers. Perhaps as 1n blssecondlnaugura.laddress we cease shouting at ooe ano-
Onauis down on another, similar invitation--babies they had been ldased wllich related to a situation nol tber. We are DOt turning away
and he owned half of Monee Carlo for some from tbe old, but are turaJng
time. tolt'aJ'd the new.
··And wbat was our Under Secretary "The American dream has
Commerce doing aboard? The! Maritime s T A T E , o Ill I p not come to those who fall uleep, Without the people we minisuation is under his Department. Did he can do oothlng. Wtlh the people
go 10 arrange for Jhipping of our wbcat? Were $c we can do everything. The wtu <~ny agreements made for further extensions of by Senator John .. dlz of fultUlment Is In the youth
1he capital requirements due from Onassis in-of our cou.otry. As we learn to
terest, particularly the one due this Saturday'r' go 6>rward a.t borne, let us leva
More and more amwus to these questions, Tbrougb the words and must be used for educatloaa.l to go forward with all rnankiad.
tlear reader. will soon be fonhcoming.-Amer-actions of those responsible purposes. The muWbUUonoodol-"Let there be no doubt. We
ic<~n Way Features
LeHers to the Editor
for the curreot turmoil a.t our 1ar windfall of the purchase wiU be as strong as we need to
state colleges a.nd lbe Unl-payment could beusedloreduee be, and as long as we Deed to
versUy of Ca.Utorllia runs one tbe burdenortbec:ostofcovern-.be. I shall offer my efforts to
uncllanginc theme: Accept our ment ontbeCal1forlliata..Jpayer, the cause of peace. In the tar
demands or we'll closetbeplace while oo.ly a relatively small perspective, our destiny Ues not
down. Since they lDs.Lst that part of the present outl&y of 1n tbe stars but in our own
•SEX EDUCATION
Editof of the En!l!Ul,
Sex education should be taught
in au schOOls . Of course, this
se.a education should be based on
the Scriptures, and recom-
mended study guides should ln-
cl..te tlle Tell Commaudments,
the Book of Proverbs, and
Paul's Epistles,
Unfortunately, lhougtl, the
schools finan ced by govern.
meot theft are not allowed to
use these above-mentioned
texts, tbani.s to Clltef Justice
'Narren and the S~reme Court.
Tiley llave eliminated the possi.
billty of ut1llz.1ng this best pu:;-
sible material onse:r:educ.ation.
Therefore, public scbools
must remain neutral on this
is5&ae, siDce se:r: is a moral
qaestloa. U you send your
eh1ld to a pernmeDt ~ta ·
ted school and wantll101 tore-
ceive sex education, you'd best
lind a good church which still
uses tile above-listed, tested
refereoees.
U your child is allending one
of these government-operated
schools which Is ootoeutralre~
g:ardtng su education, there is
one ltling a parent can do; i.e,,
take his child out of t1:1at insti-
tut1oo and place him in a school
DOl operated by government-war Qgtt.ing commU.Dists thou· their demands are ooo.nego-funds for llighereducaUoacould bands. It lies 1n the promise of
education empklyees •• a school sands of miles across the Pact. Uable, our state college and meet the needs of the trul)' de· great opportunity, when we are
open to the public such as fie, while at the same time University admlni.stntors have serving students now subsidlr.ed steadfast La our purpose to lol-
a church school or a free-enter. coddling them at home and sup. seen oo choice but to agree to by our so-called '•tu!Uon-free" low the will of God."
prise-type operat1oo. plying them wlth the weaponry the demands, or struggle college educa.Uoa. Let us worship with our Pre~
The cost involved tor taking and Onances they required. ag:ai.nst constant rlotlog to try By giving these funds to ln. stdent when he attends cUvlne
such a step? How can that be a While engaging tbem Jolmsoo-to keep tbetr campuses ooea.. divtdual students, to finance services in t~ east room of
legitimate consideration unless style in S. E. Asia, their pals Are Ute people of California their educ.at1oo at any college the White House. Let us pray
Jf course, the parent has in the Kremlin received the red and their representatives really of thetr cboice, a valuable dl-with bJ.m and for blm, that he
already determined the worth of ca.rpet treatment in D. c., and in such a poor, weakpositiona.s verslty lD lligher education may r estore domestic Iran-
his clllld's soul. elsewhere. tbts? Can we flgti only a de-would be enoourl(ed, while tbe qull11 y In America and promote
Yours truly, Patriotic Americans at home feosJve battle 1D wblcb the lnJ-state could immediately cut ott peace among aU naUons. Let
Richard Woodin were labeled as extremists tor Uative always Ues with tbe t\1Dds from any student lnJtlating us be strong, valiant aoo san Gabriel calU.ng llis attention to these ab-rioters? violence at a private college, tolerant as America from the
surdiUes. suverandgolddlsap-I say: Let's call their bluff. Thus tbere would oo loGger beginD.ing. was dest~ to be,
YOUR TAX MONEY peared trom our curreocy, Most of tllese student aod be lbe problem of punlslllng the America Is on the marchl
Editor of Tbe Ensign, being replaced wtth copper faculty agitators, for all their J.nnoceot aloog wttb the guilty Now a.fter 5 long hours Amerl-
The latest esttmate of Viet-sandwich coins. Cities through. adolescent love aUa1r with re-by wlthhold.i.n& funds lor lligher cans still are marching down
nam war ls $10,000 per second. out tbe laDd were looted and beUion, could DOt get along education. Peonsylvaota Avenue. Let dis-
The Dept, of Housing and Urba.n buroed, wb.Ue rape aDd mayhem without the special privUeces U strlldng tea.cbets and r e-sldeot elemeots of our popu-
Deveklpment 15 a.sttn& for became daily occurrence tnour which academic Ufeglveslbem, belUAI: itwieots w.an 10 dta-W4oe ~cu.-~ -W&--ac-
$980,000,000 for research on streets and hlgtnrays. Our tu They could DOt make p:M1 aQY-COYer tbat a plan sueb u lbave P'tNOn the world over be-
transporta.Uon for the oeu 5 5tQ)Qrled schools succumbed to wbere else. Wboelsewou.ldhlre sugested was UDder Mrious ware!
years while our present trans. bedlam and worse. them? Who else would put ICI conslderaUon,. they woukltb.int Consenatlvesl On your toesJ
portatlon companies are tued u the in<:oming admlnl-with them':' twice about oont:tnutnc to Your cue for active partictpa.
to the Umit and are going broke, stration can offer no alternative They get sick tbrUls from tbreaten to ck)se dowDour state tlon in national a.Uairs may
Not one cent to solve our present to this depraved uodisclpUned talking about closing or burning college aod uaJ.'erslty system. come az~yttmel
troubles. You could buy 32,667 social ~beaval, there is oo down the college where they 11ve
51 passenger busses tor that. alternative to ao authoritarian and work (U tbey ever work.)
Senator Stephen Young government and certainly the They thtJlJl they can get away
(D. Ohio) disclosed that In South end of Individual freedo m for wUh this kiod of talk because
Vietnam alone 78Z A. tO. of. wtllch so many mllllons sui-they don't really expect to be
ftcials mate more thaD $25,000 fered aoo died. taken at their word, For in-
a year. AID's director lnSa..igon BOB DUGAN. stance, President Clark of Sa.n
makes $44.000 a year, 28 or Newport Bead1 Jose State College, -.flo recent.
hts aids make $-(1,100 a year, ly announced tbedlsm!SS&Iof25
82 receive $35,000, 262 recetve strl.king teachers for DOt meet ...
more tllan $30,000and409 make lng their cLasses said at tbe
$25,000 a year. same Ume that ~ was wnunc
A typical eumple of AID and eager to re-hire tbem u LEGIONNAIRE
NEWPORT HARBO R POST HO. 291, Alol!IIICAH LE GI ON • PH ONE 67l-l070
maladmlnlstratlon; 5 forestry soon as the y were willing to
e10perts, (so.called) each wtlb come back, because he couldn't
an a.onual income e:r:ceedJn.g get along without them.
Jan. loth 1 attended a break-lege campuses can in no nybe I would like to r emind some $38,000, work lD an area wbere Tllis Is why It's time to call
fast kicking off the drive in s~-related our hometown needs lor LegionnaJ.res who may have there has been oo Umber what~ their bluff. No one has more to
port of the schooi OOndelecllon our clltldren row. teTTqJOrarUy forgotten that the soever for many years. lose than tbese agitators it the
which will be held feb. 11 . i I feel very strongly about tbe American Legion is dedicated to Rep. Tbomas J. Meskill state colleges and the UnJ.ver-
went there with ml.xed feelings Newport-Mesa schools. My service. Service to the com-(R. COOD,) asked for a con. slty of Cailfornla sOOWd ac.
because there lladbeentwopre-daughter was gradua.ted from munity, state, and nation. Re~ gresslonal I.Dvestigatlon of a haa.Uy shut down.
vious speclally .. called elections Harbor High, went on to UCLA, member when you were sworn in $272,443 O.E.O. grand for a. Because we bave 50 loog
for the same purpose and both where she graduated witb to the Army, Navy, Air for ce lepl..aid-to-tbe;K)Or program beeoaccustomedtocooventioaal
!lad l.ailed passing by the nec.es~ honors: I don't think she or Coast Guard':! Yoo swore 1n Hartford, Conn.., despite the publlc lligber education as set
sa.ry 2/3 majority of the votes is smarter than the average ldd UDder oath to uphold and de. fact the city already bas two up 1n Western States witb large
cast. Io spite of the early hour, tllat goes to our local schools. fend the United States and Its sucb programs, ooe of them "CANADIAN HOLIDAY" is the state..owDed lnstlt~ re-
and loss of time trom work, 1 I think that the teachers there CollSlitua.tlon from all Its eDt-tuDded a.t $Z85,000by0EO,OEO topic of Newport Harbor Kt. eelving enormous appropria.
came away from the meetlog motivated her to learn and kept rr.ies, without and within. Wben granted tbe $Z7Z,f.43 swn to the want& Club travelogue at 8p.m, tioos of ta:r: money l'lety year
coovtnced now is tbe time to her studying at the peak of her you were released from active Coooeetlcut Law Reform loc, this Friday, Jan. 24 at the we tend to assume there is~ ~rt such a worthy endeavor learning capacity. You have to duty you weren't released from at Wlodsor, a corporation Rep. Orange Coast College audl· otber way to provide for blgber
In bebaU of our children and have good teachers as well as that oath. The Newport Har· Mestill sald does oot e:r:J.st. torhan. Don Cooperwlllbebere education, But 1D fact tbere are
cllildren of the NeWlX!rt-Mesa good scboolbulldings,Goodtea-bor Post 291 American Legion Cioeotge Ma.ba.n, Democratic for b1s 7tb annualappearancet.u aome very promtstng alter.
School District yet to come. cbers shy away from school La DOtabusinesstomUemooey, chairman of the committee OD narrate b1s colorCUmsofGa.spe oaUves wlltch could well be an
It's like this: Ooly a few of districts where there are over. It ls oot a dance hall, a social appr~rlatloas, reported that PeniDsula ou tbe·east c:out, St, tmprov~meut over our present
our schoolsareonbalf..dayses-crowded clasSrooms, double club, a bu, or a yacht federal aJd to the poor from Lawrence Rh'er and Seaway, system ana asllwubeforethe
sions oow. By 19701f1thtbe pre-sessions and lnter-communtty uchorage; U Is 450 people who all apocles lut year totaled canoe trip tbrougb north Oo. current dlaorders bep.n.
LYNN TAYLOR, pictured here with Jack
Me Gill, program chatrmanfortheCorona
del Mar Kiwanis Club, at left, and John
Case, the new president, spoke at the
Jan. 7 club meeting, telling of the "old
days" of her movie career, starling at
the age of 5 In the "female lead" In
"Our Gang" comedies. She had appeared
In more than 75 movies by the age of
15. Miss Lynn,nowapopularTVpersonal-
lty, Is also a speaker for the Coast
Federal Savings free enterprise speakers
bureau. (Howard Folsom photo.) sent rate of grotrth, all of our disputes over education, re-ue still sen log. $24,600,000,000, ln 1963 the tar to, beUcopter trip to Moose It was recently reported that
schOols, elementary, jtmior g:ardless of Its favorable geo-That's all tor this week. amooat was$12,500,000,000aud Factory and an air Oight to the Aodrew LoW director or tbe Bad ham backs bonds lli&b, senior lligh and alleduca-grapllical locallon 1D the state, Cbeetio,-TED. lD lMO tbe amount ns Esldmo Tillage of fooruap.J.tut. department of'geotralsentces
tloDLI ac.UvWes, wtllbeonbalf. Newport is very fortuuate ill $9,500,000,000. Request for the 1n CaWorDia was seriouslY
day sessions. It Is as dose as having Dr. William CllllDinpam oali year $27.7 blWon. U WB AIRMAN PIERSALL IH eoostderi.Dc ai. offer made by a. Tbt 15.9 miWOD bOOtt 1.ua I:Nlldinp cost $25,000 each, ln-
tbat, Continuing ak>Dg tballlDe a.s ttss~rtotendantofscboob. reduced b1s aoo-deftue re. AWARD WIHHIHG UHIT prtvate eoDCetD to buJ all g proposed byNewport.MeaUDi-ellMU.og turolslllngs, aDd have
o1 t.bouCbt u 1s estimated tllat His l.sacommouseDStawroaeb quest, towrlallbeywereln1965, Alrmu First Ctu.s Jerry c.&qtUses of tbt llnlYerslty of fted School nutrtct at u received favorable rea.ctioD
1D the norma.l12 year scl.:I011nc to the many problems o( class.. we would sue $29 billion, L. Piersall, SOD of Wr • a.od Calllornta aDd all18 state col-tlectloo Feb. 11 hu woo from both teacbers aDd stu-
p-ade patten, tbe clltld will Jose room teaching: and he bas a Oft' tDOUCb to ctn a1 a SlltPlus Mrs. OoBa.ld Piersall of 900 ltps, and lbea iease tbem bact the IIICJPOrt of Aalemblyman deoU," aeeorcU.Dc to Assam.
01111 full yearofeducatioosome-awroacbtotbeclassz'oomtlftr· Lo l9N of $10 bUUon. Rep. Sea LaDe, Harbor VIew HJJls, to tbt ltaJ:t as tuable pr1Yate Robert E. Bldb&m (R.Neolplrt blymu e.dbam.
where o1oac llle way. This Is DOl crowdlllg problem, briDe tile WIIUam Ayru (R. Olllo) oald lias llelped the 6lat lliUtary P<operiJ. Mr. Lolli atatld tllat Btoeh.)
rlcbl; lbe eblld is cbeated. U.e classroom to the stldedt. Hll lD l letter to Bertrand AirWl Wine eara tbe U.S. Air tbt parebue money wu "DO He Mid tt II ••a buiaeAlltt ... AH DALISM AT SOtOOL
property..owll1Dc tupayer is plan tor movable clasa'oomall Hardla&. director of OEO, that For-ce Olltstanctlq Unit Award,JII'Ob .. m." propocitloa, ut1111J.D& tbt r.ds u the ,udtla IPtDt u mucb
eiWtM, ud rteryooe blames tbe best aolutioo and the most tbe IIP'Ddlturt ol $499,000 of Alrmu Pler..U, an air pu-S1Dce tbtre 1a apw a pro. for erlttealb'·Mtdld taell1tlts time oo tbelr bomt work u
tbl otblr wiMn lt rally iJ tbe r__.bte costwlse tbat I be.,. tupayen mootJ ft.S ~ to ....., ll)eela.ll.8t at ADder..., tpeettye buyer for tbt state cot. loeld.ac rtlocatab.. elau-tbey cUd meuta,ICI Coroat del
t.tlllt ot au ot IJI for our penuy~ e"let bearcl. deiiDII lob Corps enrollees AFS. Glam, •ltb a UDlt of tbe Ieee aDd UlllYtrlttJ Qltem, tbat rooma, •• uc1 bt tokl Dtttrtet liar hllft Kbool bltweea Dec •
., ... pcMmd loollsb atUtucte re. By the way, Bill CUIJII.i.Dcha.ro ebapd with c.rlm.lD&I or ctvll 81Jt, ..W wear tbe diltiDct1Y1 t~ayw could jqt u n11 .__ s.-.lateadnt WUUam L. ca. n tDd Ju. z, tbeJ' WOWd pro.
prdllcoar JebOOla. ls a re&J C&llfDrnla _,_ offeuH, rltlboa u a perm.ueat de-tbt eampue1 to otber priTtte m...,....,. u.t 1l llhDUd bt • blbly pt A's-lutadoteo.t-n. ,,.,.... c:o«per propu-ptcter. He wubonlDU.Soeo-HeD:ry J. Nltmtes contklo. Tbe w1IC. 'lt'fdcla bu orpnl1atiool u t.ct to tbt prortd bJ tJat dlltric:t'l M.tfL tac: tbttr s:areats pd e1t1sens
17 -m tllU fl5 mlllloo ma Voller ud wu rlllod Ia ..., 1110 •-d5 tlmoa, II hood-atUo, ..,thoatl()ulallootlolltbq Tbo _, --1 ..-$400 1o rl(>olra. -w-w111 -ID .... Saata Roa. No ooo ll'om tllat "THE BIG SPE!IIJER qo.w!Med at IUdlom AFB, 4-J-botlltltttc pncn11 Ia. Popor plltes -· seattorod
uu'UOporrnoatl>.ltpood port oltlle...-,eaaU•• ~ .-.. Edlio<ofTllolaatp, Ha...U.TIIeatrlllUIIa.,..._F-mtL-Bl'b'-YOIYiaioU~bottllo..,.1 ,.......,.... tho eat-11, a
-• tool Uoll oo eiprott.. -· too looC ..,_ plelt!JIC ~ J-•otaroweU "" ai c-dol Mar lllcb •., ,.., '"' tro---bo tloo ~.,....le .... ..,. throwa
.... "'-II -nok. l -oomo .,._, ar -...-. nu -wu i!ftO wUh 1111 Scllool IUid -Orupt I -1101 of""' oU: I-... ai -to 001 rl-II-llftolell a -ID tile
tall -· ... JooU.. .._ llo ud I .... lalltlll -· AIRIIAif Mlebolt L. ---' ............ ---!Mat Collop. ·-I .... CllOilL,.o.ltao ..-" --you, --··-... ""'-""· ... t1 u. oJdlr tbtd s.cc-. briUfut Ud 1t twMd oC tbtt 10a of Vr. ud Mra. Ctllllel ebrlr IICIIII•• Mil wu ._did ~-mQ be •lft•"dw He lilt. C ,...,. aid tblt tilt )laltor'• 1ociDet ftl
L 4 1<10 lJII! IIIIo ..W be "1~ llllllf1 latlr--ud ~ ~~ IIC-..Luo,-1o = Ilia~~-LOS$ SI!T AT $1,065 ~ ~.!<~~~~~-"100 -•Ill ...... -!!'!""""-~ latlwaro ud oo
... ltnW tMt l:lr.U tbt QM ra uvno ..._ --. llU OOIIIp pr _. ua-U.. · .r ... .Uattro~C Gl Z51Q w.-1P --..,.__ ••• tn .. • ~ III 'I I; ·--•·
-· lll<k. Ttoon are oe> II Lotlloor --1· loUie tnlaiaciiiAI:'IolliAFB, tnnpot IIIII 'Pt ..... •Ne lo-c.ttrtuo, -81111, -llaU""' -oM-, .... tall-pru .. ..._ u•TIR H.,ft T'•~ -&lilt ..... tliiiJWellllt • • • TtiU. Btilrt t?1efllllllt1Ac:t. GWIIIII.....,. tlaid ... .,.t Blldlpolklttlld-.,.. It .. COM ..... $ t...... olellbtS-.... 5--~" • u•o 10 ......... ac 1111 Tlton lo atiU tlaDo lo lltlla Iaili Ill< tn11111 &I l -111 Aa-ai tao 11141111 ... , ai 111r J_,, ,..ltlll at F-,. _, boU..t tall I .. M. r8 10 --4 ......... -loood, -at
-ttl t! Ill I rut oo 1111 -leu iAIIOO Ytclot poltco-. Air--~ Ia&----· Itt 00 lAili 00 Ju. 10, --VtrllJ1 ... U)',IIQ---1,0011--,_., ,UO, wu Clll oCI Ill polo II ___ lo.....,•ttnt. Cillo---~ liM P'lttltaiJ..-ut, ___ .. _aitao lroiD,IIlloW'Is.l-...... Bttall-.cto... 11•1 .... , t 'lo MQp tilt Lll "'-.......... toe,
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llfltll _..,. .. _,... ..,__, .. ....,. ;ti·o, ~ltlltColloratLootlt.t,olll ___ ....._-Rt tool tooor ..,. ·-•-•mt ollollnt--.. , o ~~--= doarlai tilt toiPI o(
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NElii'OIIT HARIOR EJIIIIJI
flltST SEC11011 - -P•l
TMURSOAY, JAil. 23, IMI
CO IIlii A OEI.IIAII, CAU F. ..... ---~~
COWLIII --:= -
........ ........... c... e Nt1 L C......,_ -.. ... .,4 ....... .....
NEW OFFICERS of the Mesa Verde Repub-
lican Women's Club are pictured here,
from left: Mrs. Marguerite Richards, 2nd
vice-president; Mrs. W. F. Hall,
treasurer; Mrs. Calhoun Sumrall, pres!-
Ebell yule
plan aids
7 children
JWilor EbeU at Newport
Bea.cb wlll ban luocbloo al
Josef's restaurant ln Corooa
del Yar today, Jan. u, tore ..
sume activities alter taklllf a
mootb otr dUll..og December.
;========:'., dent; Mrs. Edgar Nissley, corresponding
secretary; Mrs. W. J . Collum Jr.,
recording s ecretary, and Mrs. Ralph
Irwin, 3rd vice-president. The first vice-
president, Miss Mi chele Jarrett, was not
present for the picture. (Photo by Betty
Beckwith.)
Mts. Edward WbltebouseJr .,
president, will direct lb& bust ..
ness meeting. Mrs. War reo Fu_
tt.rst vlce-pr~>stdent, will call
for r eports frou, ctWrmeD. Of
particular interest will be ao-
oow.cemellt of the successfUl
Cllrtstmas sharing sponsored
lor a deserving fa mily by ttle
Americanism clla.lTman, Mrs.
Robert Basham. This jolntpro-
ject with the EbeUCiubsecured
the Christmas meal, new shoes
lor 7 children, new toys and
clothing. Local merchants do-
nated items, aoel Cub Scouts
bought gifts and filled stock:lngs
lor each or the 7 children and
paid fo r the r ecoodiUoning or
UPPER BAY ASSOCIAT ES of the Orange
County Philharmonic Society are having a
Valentine champagne t ea to honor their
associate members and guests. The tea
will be held from I to 4 p.m. Feb. I 0
at the home of Mrs. J ohn Walker , 1136
Santiago Drive, Dove r Shor es. A Valentine
motif will be used. Chairmen for the event
tea are Mrs. Robe rt Hetzel and Mrs.
Robert Crawford. Chairman of the Upper
Bay Associates is Mrs . J os eph Pike Jr.
of Dover Shores, pictured above at right
with Mrs. Edward Fretz of Westcllff, a
membe r of the group, (Ens ign photo.)
N!WI
BUSHIIU
•. c •• ,, ... ( ..... . ..,..<> ..... , ... ,o
. 11 A-IIIIGII-
2 bicycles for the family.
Springer-Wallace vows recited
Patricia Ann Spr inger and Mr s . Judi Oolbee or Costa
Robert Leoo Wallace, both Mesa was the matron or honor .
uaduates of Costa Mesa High Bob Spencer ser ved as best
School, uchanged marr lage man, and the ushers were
vows Saturday evenin&, Jan.lB, Richard and William wauac~ •
at Pr ince of Peace Lutheran brothers of the groom.
Church w Costa Mesa. A reception for 100 guests
Auditions announced Tbechurchpastor ,Andrew C. was held at the Mesa Verde
Ander son, conduct ed t ile double Country Club. Miss Tara Thom-
rlng ceremony. pson of Costa Mesa was in
The bride, who is the daughter c harge of the guest book. String pta~·er s wtshlng to be-,·hestn." Bal<ance of the
ot Mrs. Leonard Sp ringer , 2700 After a honeymoon trip to come part of the Orange Coast program w1ll be '·Capricc io Es-
Peterson Pl., Costa Mesa, was San Franctsco, the COI4lle will College Commwlity Symphony paoo l" b~· Rlmsky-Kor sa.kov,
given 111 marriage by ber make their homew Costa Mesa. Orcbestra will be invited to join dJld "Night on bald mountain"
CAll 'IOOLl lTOL EN
A-IYetooltwortllfZOO
• .,.. .... ftom till Jtoraat
cMtt ud other property, 1a ..
elu4ba& so areo cartrldpJ,
worth $285, wu lloleD rtom hla
car, at ..-,ee 1 0! 111 tbe IADIIer ..
cro-d p.rare oftbt Balboa Bay
ctam, WWWn Schroeder re-
ported to Newport Beach pollee,
Suaclly 1 Jan. 1!1,
MAIL.MAN 1$ IITTIM
-llu:ed ... 1 .. tile port
ot • 1ar10, blacl< clot: ot no
Allto St., Newport twpto, lod
10 2 tluh marta oa tM .... ot
mail carrier J, ft)'t, Ill W •
16th St., Wt lt Newport Htl&tQ,
Mr. frye n ceh·td a tet&IM&I
shot and several ltitcbta la h1l
le&. Tbe do& waa qlllnlltJJitd
home tor 10 d&ys.
STUFFED EARS
When your granJmulhct l'o.J' .1 ~~rl. c:octon drppeJ
rn black pcpf)(r .~nJ '~'>o:.::IL>il \\,1, ht"r f.J\OIItt"t".H.IChc
remedy. Thank' tu rnc•hl.d ....:1cn.::t" our ~ar' f.Jrt"
much ~tlrr tod.J.• \\1." \l' m.Jn~ ctfc.::111c mc.-Jil'aiJOn~
that stop rnfttlron' 1.1'1 lt"du.:c .:omrhcalllln'
So. don't rely on "hon11: rcmcJ•c' ·"'hen )ou'rc ttl
Your ht:llhh 1' )Our mo,t rro:,_I,IU' l"!t"-.t""lt1n f rcat
11 3S such. Let your ph~'ll!Jn rrCloO.flhc tht" mc:d11.'rnt:'
tha.t ""Ill~ mo~t c-!fc,·tl'l.' fnr 'llU I hen rt"nll."m bcr
us for quail!) prc~rrp t ll)n '-''mrounJmt:
Christensen
-.a E. COAST IIWT .. CO_,.A DU IIA8
OaJOLE S·IIM
If '~ •• a •••CCIIIIIIr, ot llaow, of a H'a'COIMf to
•• Harttor A• .. "'-o hu
Ml Met'~ .. tCIOfl'led, dD
...,, • r ... t., nflina die
Hacbor VitiiOf ki•Mn f M4l 10 e.m., Md thr
-.ill call 011 your frimd
..,ith valuable informalic..t
.., air•• rrom rrimdt,
Mtineu 111'11'11 whic:tt
IIMII re..,. k) help het
btieotM ec••inted 1¥iU'I
her ne• ••rrou•ulina•· ·
Till IIAIIIOI YlSITOI
br other-to-Law, RObert Wil-The br1de atteoele<l Orange this spring in lime lor the~-b) Moussor gsky.
llams of Newpor t Beach. The Coast College for 2 years after coming concert ser ies. ~::::::.::.:.. _____ ~==========~::.;;;::===::!, br idal gown was of taffeta and graduat1on fr om h1 gh school. Conductor Joseph Pearlman
e mpire Lace, with long lace The bTOOm, who ts the sou of said that string pLaye rs are be-
s leeves, detachable train, and Mr. and Mr s . Robert B. Wal-lng accepted for the seeood
a piutxuc match!ng the dress Lace of 2835 Portola Dr .• Costa semester . The first rehearsal
held a 4-tiered bouf.fa.nt U-Mesa, served 4 )'eatS mtheAir of tile spr ing semester is Feb. "'-r. HY4-tJ61
Wesl cli!'ff Chapel
o!-'(·""'·~ 427 E, 17tt. ST.
COSTA MESA
Ml 6-4888
lusion veU. Force aner gradua.lion. 4 at 7 p.m. tnOCC Music Build-
UF service awards given ~~;"~·pi~~~~~~~~"'.~~~
Awards for .ser vt ct to the Area; Hoy Scouts of Amer ica, houses _tn the 1,200 -seat DCC
Newport Beac h United Fund Orani:e Ernp!reCouncll, Broild-Auditor tu~ for the past fe,.,
were pr esented at the 14th an-way, F;,sluon Island; Bulfums ' years, 111.111 begin wor k lm-
nual recogrution luncheon held an F•shton Island; C o~.mp F'ue medtatel~ for theM.uch 23 con -
at the Irvine Coast Countr y Garis , Oran~.::e Count~ Cotmeal: cert. . .
A CONSERVATIVE Club. Her e is the Ust of awa.rd Coldwell B..nker L Company; , A!1.~1 time, hrst chausolo-
Approoch to h•aurenco wlnner s : Collins Ro~.d to Company; Com -lsi~ til be Tom Hend.er son of ED WARD H:tncock Banning Ul, l'o~m-mumty Youth r enter Corona Cost• MeS<ol, Who '<~'til per .
paign ctlaumao, 1968_1%9, del M.u. ·' form the Mourt Concerto tor
of }"Y 6 R~fro MRS. ROBERT L. WALLACE Beverley Benson, treas urer ' Cormier Enterprtses , Inc.; oboe .and or chestra, and Mr s. ~~;;P;ho;;•;•';;'7;J.;;9;37;9~;:~,.,:,(B:::,•m:i•~A~l~d·~·~ph~o:t~o~)""il 1968; Dr . Edward A. Hoy<i, Corona del Mar High Sc hool Laurie Whitcomb of Costa Mesa chairman, dentlst division; Dr. student body; Cr utcher Founda-~ho will perfor m Gr illes'
Hutchens Optical
announces
The move of their Newport Beach
office bock to Corona del Mar
HOW OPEN
New Corona del Mar address
2515 E. Coast Highway
Su ite 8
Tel. 673-1382
Co.
Richard E. Cr amm, chairman, tion: Daaly Pik>t; Desmoad's Poem for fiute :lnd or-
pbysk:tans dtvlslon; Joe Ram-Ne wport Beach;ElRanc:bo Mar---------------
blet, chair man, busWles s divl-hts, Inc., Newport Beach; Five LEGAL NOTICE
sion;Geor ge Roagll, president, Cro,.·ns RestAurant Coron:. del ---------------------
1968; Harvey Hurlburt, ctwr. Mar ; Glrl Scout' Council of NOT ICE OF PUBLIC HEARIJOG
man, city employees divis ion; Or<tn~e County; Goodbody & Master PL.i.n Amendment ~o. 20
Or . Norrru&.n R. Lo.ats , chair-Cornp;u~y, Gr 1fhth Company; Nollce 15 her eby ~r~ven that
man, scllOOls dtvas ion; Mr s. Newport Mesa Educat1on Assn. the Planning Commt,s.swn oflhe
Frank Lyoch, secr etary, 1968; Har tx>r lnvestmt-nl Company, City of NPwpor t Beac h will ho ld
Pete Marr, chair man, advance Corona del Mar; Rober t HUson, .1. publtc heartng on Master Plan
business division; Robert Per -business soltc tt..tton, Ed Habel, Amendment No. 20 whtch pro-
kms, ctlalrman, admissions bustness sollc!b.lton, Holstein poses to include that section of
committee. & Sons; Hughes Aucralt Com -Avocado Avenue extend10g from
Mel Schinkel, chairman, pub-pany, Newport Beach; Hughes Coast Highway to S:l.o Joaquin
lie r el.atlo ns committee; Mark Aucu!t Company, f ullerton. Hills Road on the Cat y of ;o.:ew-
Sodeo, chairman, attorneys dt-Employees' G1ve Once Club; port Beac h Ma ster Street and
vtston; Mr s . Lee River s, chair -Irvine Comj)all}', lrv1oe Coast Highway Plan.
man, restdential dlvtsion; Mrs. Country Club; Dr . Ra e hard A. Notice is he r eby further g1ven
William O, Clark, cllairman, Kredel; Ma ccoRe<iilty Company; that s:ud public hearing w!H be
go ld feather dtvlslon;AOOer son Mar ket Basket, ~ewport Beach. held on the 6th da y of Febt !W')',
& Anich; McDonnell Ooup;las Mtrams .1. Srmth, Newport 1969, at the hour of 8.00 p.m.
Corp., Astropower laborator y; Balboa Savings & Loan Assn.; In ttle Council Chamber s of the
North Amer ican Rockwell Cor-Orange County Children's Hos-Newport BeliCh C!ly Hall, at
poratlon, Autooetlcs division; pitat, busmess solicitation; w:ttch lime am! pLace .my and
Banlt of Amer ica, Newport ~elfport Ho~.rbor H1gh School aU persons tnlt!tested rnJ.)' ap-
Beach branch; Beeco, Ltd.; stUdent body; Newport Mesa. pear and be heard thereon.
Ber kshire restaurants; Ronald CLassiJied Personnel Assn.; Ra} '1'. Copehn,secr £>tary
D. BLake, business sohc1taUon. Newport ~J.tiona.l Bank; No rth Newport Bea ch City
I!~==========;~=======:::;...:Bo:y~·s:..:C~I~"b:..o:f:..:l:he~H~"'::!"":'~ Amenco~.n Aviation, loc., Em-PLanmnR Com miSSion ployet!s' Donate Once Club; PubliSh: Join. 23, 1969, tn
Or an.:e Coast YMCA. T he Newport Holl'bor Ensign
Final Markdowns!
AssoCiated l n-Gro~Dooors -MELV1H CLIFT DIES
Umted G1vers, Orange County Melvin R. c lift , u, of 2259
Diviston; Assoc iated In-Group Placenta Ave., Costa Mesa,
Donor s-United G1ver s , Los An-died Jan. 1 ,11 Orange c ounty
geles D1v is 1on; PaCific Tele-Medical Cente r , He was a
phone Company; Robert Parker, mechanic Wi th Howie's Dag-
business solicitation; J. C. nosUc Center, Costa MeS.L.
Bappy
f ,1·Savmgs
673-3510 ' . .
SPECIALS FOR JAN. 2J.2,j.25
THURS.·FRI.·SAT.
L .+.RGE .S 0 Z. CAM
Produce ROYAL GELATIN
3 ... 27t ALL FLAVORS
LARGE NAVEL 10 LBS.
ORANGES s1oo
2 .. 29t COCKTAIL
ICEBERG HEAD
LETTUCE LISBY FRUIT
303 SIZE 2 .• 47t
LIBBY CORNE D
12 oz.
3424 VIA LIDO . NEWPORT BEACH
Peooe) Company, Fasluon Is-Survivors are his wtfe, Ma.r-
Wld; Pha lco-For d Cor poratioo, jor ie; 3 sons, Mtcl\ael, wtth
Aeronutromc Dtvision; Liz the miUtar~·. and James and
Reinder s , business 90Ucitation; Bryce of santa Ana; • sister,
Richard's Lido Market; J. W. Mrs. WaOOa Pulley of Umb; ~::;::::::.:~::~:::..:=.;;;;;;;;~ Robinson " Company • Fashion and his mother , Mrs. Sina Park
Is La M; Royal Street Develop-of Salt La ke City,
4205 CAMPUS DRIVE-IRVINE TOWN CENTER
DISNEYLAND HOTEL-ANAHEIM-638-5142
CAPRIS
PANT ..TOPS
KNIT SUITS
KNIT DRESSES
were up
to 15.00
were up
to 11.00
were up
to 64.00
were up
to 38.00
NOW saa
NOW saa
NOW
2918
NOW
1918
COCKTAILS-FORMALS-COATS-SUITS
UP TO 50% OFF!
USI ALl CI!DIT CAllOS --FREE PARKING .. llblt
menl: Co., Inc.; Saleway stores, Services wer e held Jan. 6,
toe., •44ol; salvation Army Fun-at Bell Br oadway Cost&
ding Department, buslness soU-Wesa. wi th the Rev.
citation. M. H. Sher man Company,Co-FUcldnger o f Unit)' Churc h omclanl. Interment n s at Hat-rona del Mar ; EvelynSherwood, bor Rest Wemort.al Park.. Daily Pilot; Silverwood's ·-----------iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.iiiiooiioo __________________ _
Fasb.ion Island; Sout bern cau ..
fornia Edlson Compa.ay;
Southern Counties Gas Com-
pany; Standard Oil Co. of CaU ..
fonda, Westero Operations,
Inc.; United California But,
MulDers Bra.och; Vu de
Kamp's Bakeries.
Volunteer Bure.au; Dean Wit-
ter &.-Company; Air CaWorDJao
Cll.-nl Compa.o)'; Ros.an IDe:.;
Sproul Enterprlses.
City of Newport Beach, 100\
partlcJp&Cioo: Adtn1nUtnlt•e
Depulme,., bolldlll( _.._
meM, d ty c ltrt's omce,
floaoce deplrlmeat. ceaer&l
sentces deputmeM, U.bnr)'
employees, mulM aflltJ •
port meal, llar-0, P"""'"r -lmt,., pollee -"meat.
ud lira. llwlcu llcAtplno, cltJ
tmPIDYHI soUcttaUoo..
OIAIIGEII$ SlOLEN
" $Ia _, ....... -
-ll'om tile Welllc:llll Plaia
V2 PRICE
·-·---· ,..._ .. _....,
fieB-t O.,uln••l.._
-.:..~~~:'a !I --.. _,
FINAL REDUCTIONS
MEN'l AND WOMEN'S
SPORTSWEAR
S..leo ota11oo, ,..,,lu.•-----!$10::R~E~NOI=~~~IISo~DAI~L.~Y~t~•~15~10!!S.!a~-:!a.:M=M=Y!S~1~1M:.10::·:·~----~-.;.~ ________________________________________ _.,~
COuntY g~ts bid
Bayside shut
for a while
For at least Z weeks starUng
Monday, Ja.n. 2?, Bayside Drive
from Beacon Bay to Harbor Is.
J.aDd: Road will be dosed to
tbrougb tntftc.
As part of the annllll street
reconstruction and re.sta1aci.Dg
program or the Ctty of NeW',>ort
Beach, three quarters ot tbe
widtb of the road will be re.
ooastructed, according to Derek
White, associate clvU engineer.
Also set at this Um-3 will be
tbe dig:ginR" ~ a.nd replacement
of Marine Ave. between Baysid e
D!. and the bridge. Work will be
Umlted to certain hours ln this
area, Mr. White stated.
Construction work 1t'iU be
dooe by E. L. White or Garden
Grove. Payment wW be made
out of the city's general fund.
I
NE11'0RT HARIIlR EII~CJI
FIRST SEC110N -.-P ... 4
THURSDA_:t1.JNI. !3, Ita
COOA ot1. MAl\ CAU F.
'Dollars for
scholars'·
J EAHETTE GEHSI..ER
OF COSTA MESA DIES
Jeuette. fi>~GtD&JF., 82, o1
W&U Fote.i'R&d, Cost> died Jan. 16 at 81.)'¥tew c...wa~'""""' Home, Cost>
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4203 Camp<~s Or. Irvin<~,. C.lif.
Mon.·frl 9:»4:00
Sat. 9:J0-5 :00
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Bible Sefsions Jan. 26-31 ._..,.,.,,,., ...,. _. ncr.. Mrs's' •OIIb P'ridlj,
ea.llr.ee .............. .,. ... 01 0 .. ,. ....... ....... -... --Tlii-~Torr.,_ ud aru ... trW bt flltwtd ..W .. C: ' 1•e•a.-.. soa.a-llat_IDIO_ ,_II' to loodloC. c ........ ll<d •• ud Or&llt _., .. ,-.~
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..._ ud 1 p.m. NI&Mlr --·a--Torror, nolo
4PORT
AllULT EHT!RTAJMioiiMT
-also -
' 1 arnrnr III:IDn u u -·1111· -· ud --loci& lila "'-art IIIII wkltlJ rMd *OIIIK"' e.
-td. ..,.. .... "'_,.......,... ..nc-wW bra Dr. l4mbvt
oq,la1a. Jr., a. IC....,,. wltll
8tatdDrd R...ucb. Scladay..-e ..
llll(llr. Wallor wu-, retired
pallOr. medical doetor, boai·
MUDWI ud utbol', wWIPIK. "-
Speakera lor' tbe ..a .. Al&bt
1111ioN 1Delude Maj. laD
Tbomu oa liload&J, Dr.
Raymoad ....... D Qll ,......,,
Dr. Peltr 8ooplldam OD Wed-
-· Dr. s. Allao p--Cbrlatlaa paycbolociR. dine-
tor cl FamiiJ Cruaades, Omaba,
oa TbursdaJ, ud Dr. Tbomu
Uwreoce, gutor ot Gurbolme
Bopll5l Cburcb, Pblladelpllla,
00 Friday.
Tbt ReY. Heary E. Jooes,
pastor of CeDlral BibleCbureb,
in lafitlD& commuolt)' wtde
parUelpUtoo, delertblcl tbe
coot'ereace eeaaiou u a
-PIIIB .... AtlllllWOIIISMJIID ••,erttable feut oiiPlrlbaltn ..
etruct!DO &lid.._..-under
.ome ot tbl world's most able
ud gUied Billie toocbera ud
coatereoce speaAra." Further
WormaUoo a.ad WeratlD'eabot&
tbe coafereoee may be obtaiDed
h'' FO\d,
B \llll\IH II\
PMAVISIIII · na.lll .. luu.l by c:aWnc lbe cburcb olllce at
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THE FIRST PLACE WINNERS from the 4 Christmas tree
burn sites met Jan. 15 at Orange County Airport for the
grand prize drawing, 2 round trip tickets to San Francisco,
donated by Air California. Pictured here, left to right in
the front row, are: Grand prize winner Mary Sayers, 11,
at 2301 VIsta Huerta, East Bluff; runners-up, LeslleThomu,
11, at 527 Santa Ana Ave., Newport Heights; ~Icky Kovalenko,
425 Atlso Ave., Newpo rt Heights, and Jim Rubel, 11,
of 531 Hazel Dr., Corona del Mar. In the back row, from
left, are Cal Stewart, parks, beaches and recreation
director for Newport Beach; stewardess Kay Curtiss,
Newport fire chief Jan Briscoe, and Leonard Koch of
Air California.
• Church News
UllllllOil<.;t
This
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Benjamin.
He'll
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about
bio
falln.
NEWPORT HAR80R ElfSI(JI
FIRST SECllOII •-Pw 5
TlfURSOAY, JM.tl, l!i9
COROllA DElMAR, CAliF
... Off~ OIHI" 1:"8
'h"l' C~P\11
"'lOST ON
STIANG\Ir
l•ttl I" C.lw
O.vl4 Ntv.,.
..,.UOIHCI
& Till PilL"
A"' THE BNTaANCE
'1'0 PABULOVB LIDO IIILE
.. _ alt.-ata,q ,,.
c-t. ....... _ .......
~~THE &RADUAlE
GALAXIE 500 SPECIALS SALE! Sa'te on delu1.-..qulpped 2-Door. 4-Door Hardtop or
SportaAoof wllh:
• Plealed V•nyl lnlettor • BoCiy S•Cie ~oldmg • Wheel
Covers • Wh1le Staewilll T1res • Oelu~te R•m·Biow
Steer•ng Wheel • Elllfil silv•ngs on ..._., Cond•l•on•ng.
T.nled gliiSS ilnCI \l-8's
SPECIAL SA
ON
SPECIAL FORDS
WITH POPULAR OPTIONS!
with the extras you like-
a special sale price!
FAIRLANE SPECIALS
Package de•.. on .porty
F•irlane Hardtopt; equipped
with:
• Wh•te S•dewall T~tes
• Del u•e Wheel Covets
• Dual Rac 1ng M •nor s
• Taoe Stt~oe • W atl-to-
Wi111 Carpeflng • Add a Vtnyl
Root ilnd save eVl!n more1
MUSTAN G SPECIALS
hautlful buy• on 2-Door H•rdtop OJ
SportsRoot mode .. with:
• E78 Wh•le S•dewall T11es • Wheel
Covers • Dual Rac1ng M1tiOfS • Tape
Stupe • Hood Scoop
FALCON SPECIALS
SenNtional UYifiQI on Americ•'l all·
tiMe KOIIIOmY Champ. with:
• Wheel l•p M oldmgs • Color-Keyed
Wheels • Tape Stnpe • Tutone Roo!
• Bright Window Frames • Wheel
Co'lefS • Wall-to. Wall Carpeting
HURRY ! LIMITED TIME!
COME, FIRST SAVE DURING OUR POP-OPTION SALE !
'M CHIVROI.IT MALIIU w...-
h4t .. -...-. ,_ ......... (OWJ ,. ... JIJ. ......... .......
$795 .. u I'OICI $Zt .... -·· •u suliiiAM A&:Piil
.... i .. ,.. -~.!!-'a .._ • ..w. .._.._ fYIUIII1. "" -.. ... tt.4 •.
$1Ift M.L .-c1 ~ ... Mlll'fMI
'M MaliC. wiiOii 1e ,;us.
c:..t-y fA ........... alt. IA'I' »II. H~ ._ •.,.....
$1095 .... -~ .... :."' ..
'
...... Y MIMI CIIIIIU
NOW AT
1110 tll!WI'On IL VI>.
PH. 646-tSUC.:O••• Meta.
Cold· spell
hils Tars
LEGAL NOTICE
JACK KENNEDY of the sportflsher
Thunderbird out of Davey's Locker In New-
port Beach Indicates that Bob Payne, left,
of Corona del Mar, has captured the
BALTZ
MORIVARIES
NOTICE Of PUBLIC HEARING jackpot with a 16 lb. cow cod caught off
the Southeast Bank. Rick Sandler, rtght,
of San Bernardino, was second best In
the weight-ln. Rock cod fishing along
the coast Is at Its season peak.
11•1 SU,UIOR J.Vf.
COST~>. IIESA
MldWiJ b-2424
J51D E. COI>.ST HIWAY
CO-A DEL MI>.R
ORiolt 3-Q450
Sillu J941
Notice ls bereby gtveo that the
PlaDoLng Commissioo of the
City of Newport Beach will OOid
a' public bearing on tbe applica-
tioo of George M. Olsen (White
Horse Inn) for a Use Permit
1419 to permit da.ocing tn con-
junction wUh a restaurant and a
bar local.ed withi.D ZOO ft. of a
dweUing district (Section
Z0.08.030) at 3295 New-~;;~;;;;=;:;;;;;;; port Boulevard.
Eagles stop Mustangs
Cross.town rivalry opened left in the final quarter, the
Irvine League oompetttloo for Eagles led only 41-39. But Er.
Costa Mesa High aDd Estancia skine lou led out a minute later,
friday evening, aDd the Eagles and Coach Bill Wetzel's Eagles
had the better ol It, 56 to -«. rallied from their s lump to win
M A T T RES S E S Notice is hereby further given
JfiW -uaOJLDJWG tbal said public bearing will be
Irreeular Sh•Pf" beld oo the 6tb day ol february, Coach Herb Livsey's Mus-handily • ........ ..,-c:.u.. 1969, at tbe hour of 8:00p.m. tangs would have been happy to Skip Williams ~ the Esta.n-
settle for the middle 2quarters, cia scoring with 14· Sill Dugas
when they poured ln 30 points and Mlke Hayes ~ 12 each·
to tbe Eagles' 26, but identical Barnett and Hoyt added 6· GarY
margi.lis ot 15 to 7 in the first Orgill had 4, and smith 2.
COSTA MESA ... Antus CO. in the Counc il Cbambers of the
2110~.....,. u.......,a.IJOJ Newport Beach CUy Hall, at
wbicb time and place any a.od all
persons lnterested may appear
and be beard tbereon. and last perlodsbrougbtvlctory Erskine was the only Mustang BEll. BROADWAY
MORTUARY
II 0 Broadway
Ray Y. Copelin, secretary
Newport Beach City
Planning Commission
to Esuncla. in double ligures. Cortes scored
The Eagles held a comtor-6 points; Spellmeyer, 5; Frey,4;
table halt-lime lead of27 tol9. Yerkey, 3; Austin and Davis,
Then Gregg Erskine, wbowound 2 each, and Dies, 1. PubUsb: Jan. 23, 1969, ill u .. MD.....,.,. eo.ta ..... The Newport Harbor Ensign up with 19potnts,started hitting Last night Costa Mesa was
trom I he tloor. By the three. scbeduled to beat Magnoll.a, and
quarter mark, the margin was Estancia was tg host I.oara. down to 41-37, and wltn 6:57 CUSTOM MADE
FIREPLACE SCREENS
INSIOI ANO COINU tr.IOUNTS
c..,.t ... Lifte ef P:lreptaft Acc....r* ....... ___ ...,.,.,
OIIW&IDBMIY
CaM '*r frM -.tiiM ..
e Complete U~~e
., eMs FlaftM .....
Sa t Ana . Tell 1114 ft 0 AWIIina Co.
ZZOZ l. MAll 545-0491
OPEH
TO THE
Pl18LIC
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7 A.M.
SAlTA AliA
fABULOUS NfW RESTAURANT
At th• loguf'CI leach C. C.
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Easy to do ... just call or come in.
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MUTUAL SAVINGS
ANO LOAN AaaOC:tATION
2167 ~ CO.U ttWI••; • C... Dat .... CMH. 92525
' · a .... t7s-50ao .....
Aviation historian hired
Don Cantrell, who grew ~on
Balboa Island and has worlted
newspapers sinc e 1950, has
oommissloDed by the
Red Barons of
County to write a history
In the county.
The Idea for the history was
~~~n<:e"·~ a year ago by Senator
Barry GoJ<f'o\·ater, whom Mr.
lr ;:,~~~U came to know while a.s managlnr editor of
Casa Grande Di spatch ia
Joseph Metcalf, presideal ol
Red Barons, sald that a
Zl-man board ot directors 1s
being orpntud to plan a tUDd
campa.Jgn to cover publlcaUoa.
eoits.
frank Tallman., Yeteru &Yia·
and owner ot tbe Orup
••:oooly Air Museum, las beeP 1 ,..,.,., to bead tbe Red Darou
projects committee.
Hammett, Costa Mesa
of Commerce presi-
•111 bead tbe wrlter'a
! ~omU:Ioe. He satd IIIII tile Rod
propoa to umte Barry
(;o'ldw''!"' to write lbe forward tile -.. _ ... ""'Ud
Idea wbeo be wuour Cbam-
btt lllpt:Uer 1ut ,.,. •••
DOll CANTRELL
Times, -e jololnJ 1110 Sallla
Ana ReciiW' u coamJ ad.itor
l.a Ju.rr. IN%. He returoed to
till Rec~>~or rut October loi-
Jowtac a 4-rnoatb period u
aauactac editor of tbt Cua
~ llltpW:b lo .Uiaoaa. Ho
t.a ...necltotb&tormer Befer-
IJ Vlctaria Wetlb, wbo .. editor
IUid pobUa. ol till-....
Art !lows, -pul>llollod Ill Tempe, Att.GM. llr. Cutt..U. J6, •be! .,.. u ... 1o ~ Boach, 1o 111M PI IN 010581 . -..... .,..I--..;~-.--,. __
me. &c-. -Or-...., C..-ue--.J Cout COlli ........ ,. ...... era, .. neu:.dbJR.A.
Ootl • .., ·-P.-1011 -cu-. .. -co.phtJt 11M ......,...It Cal a ~
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a 011'11 I I I IMt ... till Pert--or..-1o 1110. •• -... , ,... ...... Da'q -.......
ftllt t. Cella .... & 16-wUI WJU2iii!id &
_, ............. LooCo 1101.
HARBOR PAIHT
& WALLPAPER
Pittsburgh -Outch B>y
Paints· complete line
13,000 PATTERNS
OF WALLPAPER
2919 E. c. .. t Hwy.
Cotona 6el Mer
(M!XT TO ~ORT TMU.TRE}
Phoooo 673-2033
o IE.WTY SALOII
_LD'<...._.,
BEAUTY HOOK
2732 E. Coa st Hwy .
Corona del War
Phone bT.J-1336
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FRED H. GEIIWICK
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673-4041 -549· 2171
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21 WOf~S to 30 WOfCh
31 -reb to «< words
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673.0550
e PET SlWPLIES
TflOPICAL FISH
Our Own Contracts
NEWPORTER MOTORS
2Dlb HarbOr Blvd.
costa Mesa
I ~f ... ·? .... , ... --.... ---··· .. ----~--
FOR RENT
-Slorap ooly. Auto-
mottYe ud nrfera oe.t DOt
apply. Call 673-4653 beJore
11:30 a.m.
FOR RENT. SmalJ store, Dear
Hoar Hospllal, $~ .-.
(lDcludJJig -IUid c:ar,ellng.) U' Nortb Newport, Newport
Beacb. &46-16'15.
•!tit
WILCO~N
-Alii ........ , .... c..~ ......
1711 W. C .... HWJ'4 N.a. -· J ........ "'"
We h.we the largest and 1
most beaut•ful se!ect•on of r• onou s_-.. _,. ,_ • NURSERY rrop•c<~l f•sh '" the area. ~~;;;;~~~~~~~~ ·-··--·--·· ··--·---
We also carry • full l•ne of j Shrvbs, lnt•rior Plonts
~anumS. and all acces-• HEARING 41DS Tropical & r, .. ,
sOt•es neectec1for the hobby. lnsectcid.s and Fertilizer
Soulh Sea Tropical HAL AEBISCHER S&H c;, • .., s,..,.,
218 W. Wlisoo Strtoet HE.ARING AIDS ntn: m .f tn:Rl'
Costa Uestt 5'8-1961 p F • -' ro-•• ~ •••
1038 I"IA-0111 .LYO.
C0.1' ... Ma-. CALI~IA
&: 10 A.M. TO 1:00 ~ ... ...-·
CLOSED SUNDAY a MONDAY
• HIAL TN IIIOIT
IOptf itting "•sur-. _, .-....
•-E Co nM E. C'.ul H.,. .• ~ • ootH*Y•
Ca~Dno del M•
675-31133 •
A. R. M ARSAC
I1Lt:\UU:R
J,hJ Cameti.tn Ave.
l'1•runa Jcl \1ar
1»1 urn hi na ftcpaiu
OAY .t NI(;!IT
WAnR IIEATI!RS
61).4130
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IEIPORT HAR80R !'IIIGII
FIRST. SECTIOII --P• 7 --............ ---.. -Ylad . • I .... •eta...,.. _,.. 1--;;;;
'hit .., aUt U .. 'ltlfl ...... W tf II 1-llld -........ __ ..._----•.c.ot
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Ooo Lido Jalo----Ia .. 'ltdoiiJ "' 121111 awar; u-., '*"1•-· st 1o111 aetb 111. &1111 ...... nro-oot bf liii!U:... ia ••• ilnpor~ nqoootod
[)eputiDIIIt Ud tileR ow.ra ...... from lbt paera.1..,.
llllllllod; &111110-._. Ylell -at:'-water
-....... .....tar-&1111 i>opD -· lilllr -:::n=od bf 1111 -_..., 1D Wide liey!or, u-
\ Mrs. RltaN~atlJU .._ cllrodor.
S.~at W'I.J, tutw Y&.w At l :lJ Lm. TueD7, flre-
lWia, ealloc51211 "---..... od.-"' • ...., Fir-at 1:05 LID. _,, tlal bod --olf at Z06
wiloo raiD wa!c -....... -st., Well Nnport.
New owner at TV store
A Dn oner of a CorCIGI. del --.. :.-BndltJ, OWMr ol Brad's TY,
Zeoll.llapoc:y &1111 rtllllr--
-· 111111 E. c.ot lhry.
Brad "" -Ill --IUid ......... JO ,_ ..
5aklq ~ TV trallllar Ill
Cille&i'> ri1J1t all« bo--
cbarpd &om ...nee ID W'or.ld
Wu D. He 1u beiiD ill Ute
Harbor Ar• ... 5-1/1 ,.. ..
Mr. IUid Mra. l2rMJoy -came trom ArW... TM)'llft
ill Garcleo Groot &1111 bo" )
....., -lltrflac ill 1211ar-torces O'ler..._ Soa Du la Ia
Bamberc. Gor-. &1111 ""' &Jr-""ed ta v-... s.. Bob 1s cuneat)J 11 Yiltlam.
Bnd blmNlf _.,.cl 1t'ia a
tu1t destroJU oatllt ID World
War D, SotttDc ac:tioa from loa's Srd Army.
Omaba a.eb 5o -Gor-..... l!radley, cs .. ,):. uslsi-
IIWI)' wUh Goo. Georp Pat-lac bo< bvsbncl 111211-e.
Trustees ok contract
AnlicipaUJtc a ..eeea:fll Feb. otber matters
11 bood •lectioD. ~ ........ -~ out boud meat1Dc
dls!rict ir11atoos T-y -011 tt Feb 4. At Ibis 'IIPfO'od William E. -&1111 •
Partoers u ucbltecta to becta ~ Wllllam
4 UNITS IALIOA
11001 w. llolbool
Yinl lime lilted ..• mps to 101h Sl Beach.
We ore •err proud to offer thla lmmaculole
property. Always rented aurnmer & winte!'.
f81,600. is the price -we ban the key.
110
REALTY
2025 W. lo:'.Joa llvd., Newport lead
ltlfttalo -673-3663 Seloa-67UGGO
t;U. mi.llion total
thJOuah the Multiple Li 1tin1
Service of The Newport
for the fint
mondu or 1961.
TIUS IS OVER 4 MIU.ION
,,, ... ,_,.,.., PER MON11! IN
PROPERTY SALES! Call in Y CHir Want Ad
LIST YOUR PROPERlY to tha E ... itn
Wl11! A REALTOR! 6n.OSSO
J)l'eilmlDary wort "'ro!oealablo rs::o p= :rill 1211
cla&srooru tor lbe September ca .... WbeD ! bW k
scbool session. lmbanemem for ":: i~::j
CATV IIWIGUIIA TI!D ·~..,:,..~ u: ~ lODAY IM MI!WPORT
Home TV ,.,_, may be at EJtuc.Ja Bieb Sebool-~:0~:;= 1D SborM,Jiew-<:ommlllll.catloa sk111$;
pcx1 West-· Scbool, "opea coart'' :wr ..., projoet; c..-de!
tae zs scbool, ''Scbool lcldQ'. , .,.., .,
ol • wUb as mm dldea.,
U.S'
-.... "' .... IOLI12111Mr--by Jape ..
lac "' ........ ·-..n .. projoel; Part ""!:'~! ntch recelns aDd I.DIPUAis · rl&diAc deYelopmeatai •
broodcui slpale "' 20 f>dl. .......... .. •• -.... ~"'.;'!""~·1
eolor ·-Ia. -flodllc .. -ftrlt crades ill. -
---will "' -J)l'lmary ..... , eUml•*ld, accordlac ID Foote, Mea blCfl ltbool<>l .,;&1111;.,:.~~ c.. uc1 BeJd&Dc. no on tbl. Cout oolle&e. a"
Newport IIJ:IteiDS 1211 lirll ill eatloo&l projoel; IUid C411asc:!e'":el the aatloll. Seni~ b' otbu' Hlcb sebool, oew soe1a1
areas 1D tbe city wW be com-earrleulum.
pleted before Sept. 1. •AIItbrx1ud tbe graudatloll
Victor' ForS)'tbe, as
SI,:JIO IM RIRS TAKEN by !lie odalt -lloo
A slid1DccJ,aasdoorwuprled •A•If.tant
opeo at 320?Bay.tde Dr., Coro-Kenn Wbeeler discuaed
• del Mar, T•ldi.J. Jan. 21, -1. aDd sa,!d·~~-~1"1ber'eo•e•eOm-l aDd fUrs IDd jft"elr)' 'tPOI'th 111 blr~:~~Wer ~
$1,300, were .,.,__ Cora pued 1Jttb
DuUoa saki a m.1l* .... a 'Ddkattnr tblt
beanr coat 'WUb lliAt ooUar, d:lltrtet is a Cood c:ltllb1ct..
IUid Z rillco •ore iUoa 0,1211 GUESS FISII·WBQIT
burclar • "Guess tbe weJclll of a pme-
SIO,OCIOLIDO FilE llailboolll'' will bo-01111
A $10,000 ftre t.cally de-lillll,..ey's LoeUr IIIOrtlia2I1Dc
liroyed o --. &1111 """--111211SI>oris, Yaealloll&llll
room at tbt r...,..,.. of Cbu-Recr.tloDI.l Yeldell Sbow to
lH Heodr~ til Pl&uo tbe 4Mbelm CODYIIIHoa cater
Lido, Udo Isle. Tiloore waealoo Jaa. zu....., Flli>.Z.Apmo-
uteasl.. ..--.e lla5l eeuclll 1211 4a1 -· !lie
:._ !lie _._ --will bo iol!lt ilia all
water tut II !lie 5Jaolil, Wlicbod IIALIOA YDUlH OTED II 1211 ._i_ <JI 1211
RodDIJ WCICJdl.. 19, ol 119 aow, Uld u.a rei•Md backto
E. BlJ AYe., 8aJbol. ft8 u .. tbt oetu. Prllel wtll be glYID
rated s.tardQ, J'u. 11, oe a a tbt belt peues u to tbt
drllllil Ia pobUe eborao, oe ilia ·-ot 1211 11a21. roleuo from ~ eo.ty
5Joo1121ol He bod -:U.O JI!WB.S. CAlli TAKEN
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MOVING UP!
Altbougb Richard NUoo 1s moving ~ trom a very
modest beginnlng to the most famous haunted bouse
to America., the White House-we are completely
eoo4dect that be can handle it with dispatch---even
lDclllding the distinguished ghosts of Abraham Lincoln,
Dolly Madison and Ablpil Adams.
U YOU oeed to "move 14)," let us show you some
bomes.--aot so famous-but with less problems.
Bay & Beach Realty Inc. nt-••
2407 E. COAST HWY. C D M
Vogel Value
Open House Daily
1-5 p.m.
21040CEAM BLVD.,CDROHA DEL MAR
PANat.UtiC VIEW, LEVEL t.dr, FEE LAND,
FULL PRiCE $79.500
Sleeper, C.D.M.
HOME AJ!Il iNCOME. SMALL HOUSE ON REAR OF
1D1' PLlll FIJRII!SI!Eil BACHE LOR UNIT. ANJIUAL
INCOME $ZUO. FULL PRiCE $28,750.
Vogel &r.
CORONA DEL MAR
3667 E .. t C..•t HI thwey (C.r. ,_,. ... f) ..._., 67).2020
We•·McCardle
Realtors
Rclielc S.111icc Sbocc 1941
lltUR$0AYLJAN. 23, 1!168
toaA Dt.L MAR, CAU F. ····" •••dt ..... .... Island Casto Meso
ELEGANT -EI:QuiiUe Dover Shores borne,
3 Bedroo11112, famDy rm. I&DaJ rm, boou!lful
interior, extemi.-ely l.mdleaped, room for
POOL Sunken IIYIDg rm hugo muter liUlte.
l>riced •us,ooo. OPEN SAT r. SUN. Ull3
GaLtzy Drin.
ENORMOUS VIIW -For !boot who can If.
ford lhe besl 4 Bedroo1111, den and famil1 rm, 4 bath>. Over 6.000 oq fl Luge pool. A
mal"lflc:ont home. $175,000. Shown by sp-
polatment
iohn macnab
REAL TV COM,AMY
'" Devor Dr., Sulto 101 Mocce Reolty Co. 11""-
642-1235
1£&
811 Emerald Bay
MOO -a. ft. of ltY1D( UIL 4 bedrooma. 3-1/lbollla.
a.Wtfbl mirrored PQIW'der room. S blol:t.ome flreptae.-
llectrtc BBQ 1 tntnc room 1J1th wet bu~ room
. Hei.YJ stab root wttll eoocealed ,._._ WJI: de._
Wltb ucelleal: aton.ce, putry, eAectrtc baUt-lu Ud lr.U..
lui -.... Joottoc prdea. s.rate .... ....., :a-,
room.
$85,000
FEE SIMPLE LAND
p. a. palmer Incorporated
THE DEVElOPERS CJ UDO Sll(f 1935
U17 Vi• Ll• 0..•1• ,..,_
...... ,. leed. -F ... tt.e L.A. .,.. cell i1L4. S..... ••••••••••••••••••••
SITUATID ON TIN ACIIIS
SPACIOUS 1 & 2 UDIM. APARTMINT$
'""" & Unfvm. ,..... $160 -
• Pt1utc Patios • Fireplaces
e POOL S e 4 Hole Putlln& Green
e Tennis
e Sepa1atc Family Section
Lillo Isle eo-del Mar
t.... "-t... •
SEMPLE
BEAL E8TAT:I:
WEST CLIFF
WONDER
LOVELY HOME IN IMM ACULATE CO NDI TIDN. COZY I
SECLUDED PATIO OFF MASTER BEDROOM AND
LIVING ROO M ••• GORGEOUS LAN DSCA PIN G •.•
.SPRINK LERS ••• THREE BEDROOMS, CARPETED
FA MIL Y ROO M .•• SO ME FURNITURE IN CLUDED
$42.500
OPEH HOUSE SUHDAY. 1UO. SoOO
1300 Do.,., DriYe, WesicliH Ar.o
Newport B•dt
SfloPLE REAl. ESTATE
2515 E. C.ut Hwy., c.-• 4~ Mer
67S.2101
SAVE! SAVE! SAVE!
Just reduced$4,000
OWHER MOVIHG. .• Jo5UST SELL ..•• 4 BEDROOJoJS, FAMILY
ROOJoJ, HIPPOHESE TEA CARDEH.
OP EH JtOU SE SA TU ROA Y AM D SUH DAY
I 10 5 P.JoJ.
507 AVOCADO, IRVIHE TERRACE
• • •
Short 112 block from
ocean
WELL PLANH ED TWO BEDROOJoJS, BUlL T iH BAR AND
BEAUTIFUL SECLUDED PATIO. $55,000.00
• •
For Rent
THREE 1-BEDROOJoJ APTS. RECEHTL Y BUlL T, Sl~.
10 SISJ.
• 4t1.. w Sch ools and Play &h.>Und
900 S• L••. Ccl\4
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$39,500
Shore Cliffs Home for Rent
3 bedroom plus family room
I 3/4 baths
swimming pool (maintenance
lncluded) $385.00 month 8 BARS,. MORTGAGE COMPANY
2333 E. Coast Hwy ., Corona del Mar
(714) 673·5420
IIIPIIliEACI
G. T. "Gundy" Gundenen, Realtor
OP' Dl I!YIMIMca
115-1142 -
64HV2 -~ 17311 .. c-•• "'-
Newport .....
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For Fast Mtioa A a.-111
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DO't'Lil 00 .. -ton
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FOR RENT. 1_,.. dOCtor's omc, cro-~ o.r, ~WWU.
.............. MftiJptb$1~
-&1111 di C I. $111 _.._...,,_
ODe-bedroom units kx:ated oo
icJea.l coner in quiet oelgbbor-
ilood.
Jllllt redecorated &Dd spriDr-
-hall. Ooe ..Ui-otblr na.llable b' OCC'C!UCJ.
GENEROIIl TERMS
Doll 8obler, ftiiPI' I J ""'
Ralph P. Maskey -7 .
HOWARD BUSWELL, executive director of
the Orange County Heart Assn., is flanked
by Al Hewes, at left, president of the
Balboa Bay Lions, and Bob Grensted. Mr.
Buswell was the speaker at the Jan. 14
club meeting at the Villa Marina res-
taurant. Lion Bob Grensted recently pre-
sented a $500 check to Dr. Wilhelm
de Nijs, president of the Services for the
Blind, Santa Ana, as part of the dis-
bursements from the Lions Lobster Bake
proceeds.
Ebsen to build 'Cats '
BUddy Ebsen, resident of Sal~ clpal boat lovers of the coun-
boa Island, and tllm star who is try, James Kimberly of the
an lmagLrultlve OUsinessma.n off Kimberly-Clark Kleenex Kim-
screen, has held his kickoU berly's. He will add the boat
production collference, for the to his Palm Bea.ch and Ches-
ma.nu!actl.lfe or catamaran sail-apea.lte Bay fleet.
boats modeled alter his own Trophies won by the Polyn-
prlze-wlnning Polynesia.n Con-esi.an Concept include first
cept. place in the Hooolulu Race,
As president of Polynesl.afl f1rst in the 14 Mile Bank Ra.ce;
Concept, lnc., the corporatlon first in the Alamitos Bay Ar-
"'ith the world-right s to the35-gosy; first 1n the Yuletide
loot catama.ra.n wh.icll hi.l.s at-Point Firmin Race; and 2 .see -
talned 4 fir s ts a.nd 2 secollds onds, inc luding one in the lam~
in its first 6ocean-g0lngraces, Ensenado~. Ra.ce.
Mr. Ebseo called a meeting of
builder s aDd designers to plan
prodoction for the first mass-MAJOR DECORA. TED
produced ocean-racing Co~.t.a-FOR VlETHAM DUTY
mara.o,. to be ready in Late U.S. Au force Ma.jor Robert
spring. M. Stll!ler, son of Mr. and Mrs.
llWOIIT ..,_,. •1111
IIIIT IECllllll--... I
New lawyer is sworn in
.... ,.. .... ..... eMktra
-Ylow lllllo , ..... 11 11oJ Yin .....,_Ia Ultllow-
1.&,_ ll&r"fl)' 0( IOMSil.s-port..-Boool-td ....... bu-bllborODID '
Ud wu1 norD ill u a tau-
llodpd lawyv oo Tbur....,,
Jao. ....... llanO)' Ia ·-11 Kalaor ScboollD~
He Ia a cr-to of'--b
State Collero uct !Ayola Uai-
Yerslty LawScbool ill Loa A.ap .. ....
He is the .an of the Late
Marian Harvey, formerly tbt
owoer nf tbe Balboa .Islaad
Bookstore, and Is the son..
tn.taW of insurance man GeraJd
Rltchle of Corona del Mar. Upon
completion of this scbool year,
tbe oew lawyer will be as-
sociated with the San Clemente
Law otrtces of Carl Kegley, wbo
also has an olfice ln Corooa del
Mar.
Mt. Harvey's wile, Patricia.. LAWRENCE HARVEY
Newcomers at Hoag
•FRIDAY, JAN. 10 .
Boy -Mr, a.nd Mrs. Bert Girl -Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Allen, 10051 Stoo.eybroolt, Hun~ L. Agentla., 18 Hartford St.,
Ungton Beach. Huntington Bea.c b.
Boy -Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Dreves, 1 '70 E. 18tb St., Costa
Mesa.
Boy -Mr . and Mrs. Jobn
Moakley, 20221 Imperial Cove.
Huntington Beach.
Girl-Mr. and Mrs. Donald
C. Emory, 3-4.10-1/2 Mar-
cus Ave., West Newport.
Boy -Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
Genest, 7021 Mooollght, Hun~
ti.agton Beach.
•SATURDAY, JAN. 11
Boy -Mr. and Mrs. Jerry L.
Ogle, 1003 O..k St., Costa. Mesa.
Boy -Mr. and Mrs. William
M. Ray, 600 Heliotrope, Coro.
na. del Ma.r.
Girl -Mr. a.nd Mrs. Randy
L. Walton, 2073 Santa Ana Ave.,
Costa Mesa.
~UNDAY, JAN. 12
Girl • Mr. a.od Mrs. Walter
K. Beeson, 21291 Breton St.,
Huntington Bea.ch,
Girl -Mr. and Mr s. Ric hard
D. Pyle, 2406 Via Marina, West
Upper Bay.
rytJESOAY, JAN, 14
Girl -Mr. and Mrs. Timothy
P. lgo, 2078 Tburln Ave., Costa
Mesa.
•WEDNESDAY, JAN, 15
Boy -Mr. and Mrs. Robert
George, 2022 Avenlda Chico,
East Bluff.
Boy-Mr. and Mrs. Va.ldotos
Baibsys, 324 L St., Balboa.
Boy -Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Ha.lley, 1311 AnUqua. Wa.y,
J)Jver Shores.
Girl -Mr. and Mr s. Ronald
Donihue, 1282 Watson. Costa
Mesa.
•THURSDAY, JAN. 16
Boy -Mr. and Mrs. Ja.mes
N, Neuburger, 1022 Georgia,
Huntingtoo Beach.
Boy -Mr . aDd Mrs. Roger P,
Mortensen, 2979 Royal Palm
Dr., Costa Mesa.
Boy -Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
F. Klrsch, 382 E. 16th St.,
Costa Mesa.
On ha.nd for the meeting were Lester H. Stillier, 1136Somer-
Will.iam D. Schoclt, president of set We, Westcllff, ha.s been
the ScOOck Company, Ne'lo-port decorated with the bronze sta.r
Bea.ch and Santa Ana manul.act-medal at Hi cltam AFB, Hawa.li, Placement test"•ng set uring firm, designer of the or-for meritorloos se"lee while
lglnal Polyoesl.an Concept Cat-engaged in military operations Students wishing to attend
amaran; Rudy COOy, Wa.rren against Viet Cong forces. Or ange Coast College next taU
Seaman and Allred Kuma.Lae. He was cited for h.i s per-wlU be able to complete their
The meetlng s lgna.J.led com men-forma.nee as a data a.utoma.tion registration before graduation
cement of production. sta.U officer with the 12Ul Com-from !Ugh school this June.
that testing sesslons wUl be held
a.t 8:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m.
in the OCC Scieoce Hall ac -
cording to the following sche-
dule: The Polynesl.an Concept is the bat Support Gro~ at Cam Ra.nh PLacement testing, used for
model for Mr. Schock's first Bay AB, Vietnam, He is oow.&t counseling purposes only, will
projeCt under the new contract, Hicltam lD a wut of the Pacilic begin ea.rly next mootnlor a.rea
being built for one of the pri.n-Air Forces. high school students. All
Feb. 15, Costa. Mesa, foun-
tal.u Valley a.nd Westminster;
March 1, Esta.ocla, Hunti.Dgton
Beach and Marina; March 8,
Garde11 Grove; March 15,
Orange (morning session), Gar-
den GrOYe and Oranp, (after-
noon sesslon); Much 22, New-
port Harbor and Corona del
Mar; March 29, telta.Hve ma.ke-
Holding company planned =~~o:.;wr~~os.~::
cedures will be eJplained to
ned that tile holding company students a.t tha.t time. Director s of tbe Newport Na-
tional &nk h.ave announced ap-
proval, in principle, of plans to
form a one-bank llolding com-
pany which would :.t.CQuire con-
trol of the bank with Its 7 of-
fices, all of which are loc.t.ted
in Orange County.
will acquire all outs~ Kennet h Mowrey,OCCdeanof
s ha.res of the bank pursuant to admissions a.nd records, said
a plan of reorganization under
which tile present sharehOlder s
of the bank would exchange their
present bank stock for stock In
the new holding company on a
basis of 2 shares of OO!ding
company stock for each sha.reof
ba.nlt stoc k. Tne ho lding com-
pany would oot affect the present
oper;(.tions or personnel or the
banl<.
The holding company, which
would be named The Newport
National Corporatton, would be
able to mvest In flna.nci.ally-
rei.ated busmess emerprises
not allowable under the present
charter.
AlthOuRh final details a.re oot
complete, it is pr ~ntly plan-
There a.re 3 ma)Or benefits
that will be enjoyed by the bank
shareholder s through the
-----------holding company control:
L'EGA.L NO TIC~ I. The opporturuty to diver~ --~:.::~:..:.:~_:.::.:_ __ sity mto other profitable finan-
NOTICE OF P UBUC HEARlNG
Master Plan Amendment No.l8
Notice IS hereby gi ven that the
Planning Commtssion of the
Ctty of Newport Beach wUI hokt
a pub tic hear lng on Master Plan
Amendment No. 18 W"hlch pro-
poses to include that section of
Bison Avenue extending !rom
Jamboree Road to MacArthur
Bouleva.rd on the City of New-
port Bea.ch Master Street and
Highway Plan.
Notice is hereby turtber given
tha.t said public hearing will be
held on the 6th day of February,
1969, a.t the hour of 8:00 p.m.
in the Council Chambers of the
Newport Beach Clty Ha.ll, at
which time and place any and
all persons Interested may ap-
pear and be heard thereon.
Ray Y. Copellll. secretary
Newport Beach City
Planning Commission
Publish: Jan. 23, 1969, ln
The Newport Harbor Ensign
cially-reLated fields.
2. The opporturuty to acquire
new a.nd diversified ma.na.gert.al
s lt.ills ,
3, Flexibllily LO capJt.al man.a-
gement with addil10na! op.
portun.ities in the raising of
capital and in improvmg lever-
age.
The holding company pla..n is
subject to the approval of the
comptroller of the currency,
and a. meeting wlll be scheduled
at which shareholder s will also
be asked to approve the pla..n.
The bank will seek a ruling
!rom the Internal Revenue Ser-
vice to make possible thll ex-
cha.nge of s hares of the new
OOiding company on a tax-free
basis. Newport National Bank
wilt be the first bank In Orange
County to develop the holding
compa..oy concept with all of Us
inherent advantages to stock-
holders,
up session.
Tickets for admission to the
test sessions wUl be distribu-
ted a.t ea.ch lligh school. Stu-
dents mus t ha.ve a ti<:lt.et to be
tested.
Alter the student completes
llis test, which can not keep h.im
out ot college but is an aid to
the counselor, he will be coun-
seled according to the rouowing
schedule;
Week of March t o, students
tested Feb. 15; week of Ma.rch
17, students tested March 1;
week of Much 24, students
tested Marcb 8; week of April
7, students tested Ma..rch 15;
week of AprU 14, students tes-
ted M.a.rcb 2Z; and week of
AprU 21, students tested March
29.
Alter the student has been
JOHN f . GRUNOHOfER has tested and counseled, he will
been promoted to vtce-presi-be. m, allnled a regtst:ra.tion ap-
r Unl pom me , dent and manager o on C f . students ill be Bank's South Orange County _on tnlllllg w
Office which will open this r egJ.stered April 8 a.od Z9.
• Counseled high school students month In Corona del Mar. He wUI gist M.a. 5 6 7 8
Is a graduate of Lcyola Unlver-12 ~e 13 ~r /30:5 . .j0 ' •
slty, and holds an MBA degree rom · · p.m.
in finance from lSC. He
has been attending the Pacific WALTER KO E TZ 0 F
Coast Banking SchOol's Gra-C.M. SUCCUMBS AT 62
duate School of Banldng at the Walter M. Koetz, 62, of 2274
University of Washington for U.iaor St., Costa Mesa, died
the past 2 years and will Jan. 12, at Hoag Hospital. He
graduate this year. He and hls was a plumber lor 43 years, and
wUe, Lynda have 2 daughters, was last wtth tUckman Bros •• ,
Kathy a.nd Karren, Costa Mesa.. He wa.s a. member
of the Lions c lub.
NORMAN L. MCQUIRE Survhors are bls soo,
OF C.M. DIES AT.«) Charles otMoOCerey Park, aod
Norman Lee McQuire, 40, ot his adopted soo, Kennetb AUeo
LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE 172: 2ZOO St., Costa Mesa, died of Costa Mesa; a daugti:er,
NOTICE OF PUBUC HEARING Ja.a, 11 at Costa Mesa Memorla.l Joyce Jones of South San Gab-
NOTICE OF PUBUC HEARING Master Plan Amendment No. 21 Hospital. He was a seU-riel, aad 5 grandchildren.
Notice Is hereby g:lven that Notice is hereby given that emp)Oyed maintenance mecb-Rosary wa.s r ecited Jan. 13,
the Pluning Commission olthe the Planning Commlssioo olthe ante. a.nd mass was celebrated JaD..
CUy of Newport Beach will hold City of Newport Beach will hoLd Survivors are nJ.s wife, J&e-14, at St. Joachim's catboUc
a publlc bearing oo tbe awllca-a pullUc hearing on Master Plan quellne; 3 sons, Da.ony of Tor-Church, Costa Mesa. The Re"f.
ttoo of The Irvine Company for a Amendment No. 21 Yt'h.lch pro-ranee, a.od Patrictand Mtcbael; Thomas Nev1o wu omclali..ID-
Use Permit 14.ZO to permU a poses to amend the Parks, and 2 sisters, Wrs. Kathleen termeot was a.t Holy Sepulchre
Pla..Doed Community travel Beaches a.Dd Reerea.Uoo ele-Keaton of Long BeacbamdMrs. Cemetery, Orange.
d1rect1oo aJp on the oorth side meot of the Clty's Master Plan Beverly Wieland of Los An-
ol Pallade1 Rood, 100 ft. west tc IDclude a plan for !be loca-pies. $550 IN JEWELS T IJI.I!H
ot tbl proposed extension of Uon of a network of bicycle Se"Ices were held Jan. 14 After breattDc tmo tbt rut-
Jamboree Rood to an Un<la.ssi-trails ithl tbe Cli f N al Bell ll<oodway C-~ Costa deoce ol ln"lllc Howard, :109 • 0 Y 0 ew-Mesa. lMerment nail PaeU1e r .,_,.._ St., Newport Sbortt, llod Dl.otrlet (20,34.1Wl ), port Beach Par -• -..--
• View Memorial k. Tbo -b)' 11r-.c !be troat door loclt, Hotiellablrtbyftlrtherpnn NOUcelsberebyfW1berc1Ytn flctaDt was tbt Rn. Loren abllr-' .. •plaeedac.lalr .. -•-tltoi aid pobllc boartDc wtll be lllal said pobllc booriDC wtU bo ,_. .....-
bl.ld • tbt 10 daJofFibnu'y, bekl oo the 6th d&JrA February, ructtncer of Unity ChUrch. tbl dclor to Ptlftat b1l btUc
IMt, 11 lilt bOor oii:OOp,DI, 1!169, 11 lilt-0( I:OOp,OI, ~ ~-~-~~
Ia taoeo-uc-oottbo Ia tbec-cuCbomboroG(lbe PORSOIE RAIISACitiD -~ -,.._, --.-
No-t -b Cil)' Hall, 11 llewpon i!eo<b Cll)' HaJJ, 11 A w-la( to ilio Porocbo alcltl of Sotonor, Ju. II,
wbldl U.. ud j))aoe ..., Uld Wille& UDIO IUid ploce uy IUid OWIIOd b)' Gory c. ... , 401Mq-
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' DANCING
1045 Bayside Dr., Newport
PRESENTING
THE HIRE AND NOW
SILER BROS.
"RICK" ·•BUZZ"
APPEARINCi IN THE VELVET KNIGHT ROOM
WEDNESDAY THRU SUNDAY
9:00 pm -1:30 am
••••••••••••••••
DIRECT FROM LAS VEGAS" SANDS
BOB FLETCHER
and
VICKY LANO
IN THE
DRIFTWOOD LOUNGE
THRU SUNDAY
1:30 pm • 1:30 am
ALSO IN THE DRIFTWOOD LOUNGE
For You r Dancing Plea sure
We Feature t he Fabulous
KEN CERVI TRIO
T••.., • Slllday 1:30 Jllll • 1 :30 am
I I
BON NI E McDOH.U.D
SUSAH MARYY liMA
SAMORA LAUFER MARIANH E CO X LUOLLE STRUBLE
ZONT A GIRLS ANNOUNCED
Hooc Kooc flu. and holiday Latin Cl ub, student COIIp'ess, a juB1or. Sbe plus to atteDd
neaUoD delayed tbe selection ICC aodLnarslty ebeerleading.. stanford or LBC and obta.iD btr
ot Dec:ember Zouta. girla,10 tbe Sbe received tbe E. L Moore teacblng eredeotJ.aL
Newport Harbor Zoota Club t. award 1D 1967 u outataDI11l:lg • • •
doubllnc IC) Uds modh 1D an-sophomore lirL Outlideactlvl-•LUCILLE STRUBLE, dau-
JIOUi,eing the Zoata girls at the ties haYelDcludedTbeal:er Guild gtter of Mr . aDd Mrs. Howard
A local high schools for botb ud Koala Trl-HI-Y. Sbe Is lbe A Struble, 433 WoodlaDd PL,
December and January, 1968-69 Miss Newport Beach. Costa Mesa, iJI Zoota girl lor
• • • She plans to attend OCLA aDd Jarwary at Harbor High. Sbe t.
*OONNIE McOONALD, da.u-to major In public relations, GAA presldellt, member of
gbter of Mr. and Mrs. Erik • • • Madrtpls, ChanteUes a.od a
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crest, Is December Zoota girl lhter of Mr. a.od Mrs. Tboma.s have included junior council,
for Newport Harbor Higb Y. Marvyama, Z988 Andros St., Girls State c.andidate lD
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rdoner, member of the cast of tor December at Estancia High Triple Trio a.oddancein"Damo
the senior play, the 1968-69 SchOol. SDe Is Girls League Yankees." She ismemberofthe
homecoming queen, ~s been vice-president, songleader, Southern Caillornia Vocal Assn.
active i.D AFS, French Club, member of thepowOOr pulffoot-honor choir this year, and last
ball team, Pep Club, AFS and year was member oftheOra.op
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GAA, swim team, girls choir, • • •
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ductioos. She received the E. l of Mr. and Mrs. MarUo Matson.
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the year and was Girls State is Zonta girl tor JaouaJ'y at
represeotaUve last year. This Estancia H1gh. She l.s German
summer sbe plans to go Club president, commissioner
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St., Costa Mesa, 15 Zonta glri term and plans to attend OCC
toe December at Costa Mesa durlog the sprlng semester. lD
High. She is a member of AFS tbe tall she plan& to enroll at
and EOC, acted in the one-act Concordia Lutheran College at
plays and was stage manager Moorhead, Minn., majoring
for "Dlnny and the wUches." in matl\.
• ,,..,.....,..,,,.tlhlllotiOft As a junior, shewasCSFprest. • • •
• ,,.,"~' l ernovol deal aod AFS vice..president •GINA KREIBICH, daughter • T•""'• May le Ar.-.a"gecf Or•"l• and weot toSweden as an AFS ot Mr . and Mrs. George p.
• "" htifftCIIHt c~""' student. She received the E. L Kreibtch, 277 Santo Tomas St., • ""LMt! DroP" Moore Kirl of the year awvd Costa Mesa. ls Jaolll!'y Zoot&
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Z612 Mesa Dr., Back Bay, is ScholarstUp semi-Onallst thls
December Zonta girl at Corona year. This summer she plans to
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lD her junior year she was ofr.tr.andMrs.RoyCaner Jr ••
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IUTIST .. ILl Tltt.UM·~ kor ... hf4 11M -c:.uaom.-u.l ..., ......,.., ... -ol ......... tblt tbe ....... ol. the ........ ,_.,. COiWt ,.,. the ------... -~ ..... -whleh ihe7 that U9 ~ and ~ wrwt Ullto tb.iJ' OWIII
doMructloa (J ...... s~lJ), ... abunclan&J.y trW. Who • tholre ol
• who "-DOt found thlnp ln the Bible that heve pual.d ua.
,_. tMt 1n our auV ChriltlaD uperience Mve Mel Ul to qu.tion
wt..tt.r dMi Bible --. alter aU, the Word ol. God? We flnd .,._
lhhlcl iD &he Blble .whkb it -.uw I'"P"""'ble fw u. to rwcoodJa
with other thinp Ill the Bible. We ftnd Mimi thtnca whieb -.em
iQC!Nnpatlble with the ~ucht tNt tM whole Bible is ol eli-riM
ortc:in aDd abeoluleJ, iDerrant.
Jt ia DOt wiN to attlmpt to conce~~l the f-=t tiult the. diffieuiU..
~ 11 Ia the put ol wisdom aa v.•ell u of honesty, to frankly r-.. thtnl ...t conaider lbem.
What alWJ we uy concernina thete dUficu.lt.ies that every
thotchtlv! atudent will 100rwr or later encounter!
L ,.,_ ftnt tWac •• Uve to ...,. ...._. 0... .,.~ la
._ II6We a. diM fi"'OII tlae wery aalure ol the u.e .,...._ .,. .... ~
SOlD PEIOPl.E ARE aurprised and stagered bec:aUM there
are difficulties in the Bible. For my part,. I would be more aur-
priaed and ~~t.~aered ii there ftre not. W'Mt is the Bible? It is
a reYelation of the mind and will and charad« and beifta of an
l.nfinit.ly Jl"ftt.. pt:tfeetly wise and abeolutely holy God. God
Himwll is the Author of this re-velation. But to whom is the
rewt.tioc. made? To men, to finite beinp, to men who &h!
imperfect in int..Jiedu.al development and COMeq~ in knowl-
ed8e and who are abo imperfect in charactcor and c:oo.que:ntly
in spiritual diaoe-rnment. The wisest man meuund on the Kale
of etemity is only a babe, and the holiest man com~red with God
i8 on1,. an infant in moraJ dewlopment.
'Ibere murt, then, from the-very rweaai.ties of the caM, be
difficu.ltiel in •uch a revelation from auch a 10urce made to auch
~-When the finite tries to understand the lniUUte, there
ia bound to be difficulty. When the ignorant contemplat.e the
utterances of one perfect in knowledge, ~ must be many things
h..rd to be undentood, and 110111e things which to their immature
and i.naccurale minds appear al»urd. When beinp who.e moral
judfments as to the hatefulnew of ain and u to the awfutne. of
the penalty that it demands are blunte-d by their own linfulne.
lislen to the ~ of ~n abrolutely holy Being, they ~ bound
to be staaered at 10me of His demands, and when they consider
His dea!inga, they are bound to be 1tagge~ at 10me of His dealing•.
11lese dealings will ~ppear too severe, lao atem, too hanh, too
terrific.
THERE MUST BE DIJTICUL TIES
for us in 1uch a revelation as the Bible has proven to be. U
.omeone should hand me a book that was u simple to me u the
multiplication table, and ,ay: "This is the Word of God; in it
He has revealed His whole will and wi5dom," I should &hake
my head and My: "I cannot believe it; th..t ia too easy to be a
perf~ '"elation of infinite wisdom ." There must be in any
complete-revelation of God'• mind and will and character and
being thinv hard for the beginne-r to understand, and the wisest and
best of us are but beginners.
Z. 'nae M:ltond thine to be .aid about theM 4iffit"1lhia b th.t
a diffanalty i.a a clod.rine. or a rr.ve objedioe to a dorlriae, does
..OC U. UJ W"iM pron the dorlrine to be aatrue.
MANY 1110UGH'n.£SS FF.On..E fancy that it does. U they
come acrou 50me difficulty in the way of believing in the divine
origin and absolute inerrancy and infallibility of the Bible, they
at once conclude that the doctrine ia uploded. That is ver-y
illOfPcal. Stop a rnomnJt and think, and learn to be reuonable
and fair. 11lere i8
SCARCELY A D<X.TRINE rN SCIENCE GENERALLY
BELIEVED TODAY
that hq not had 50me great difficulty in the way of its atteptance
When the Copem.ican theory, now so unive.-.ally accepted,
Will lint proclaimed, it encountered a very 1rave difficulty. U
this theory were true, the planet Venus should have phases as the
moon hal, but no phues could be di5oe0vered by the best glass
then in elliltence. But thto po51t1ve argu~nt for the theory was
10 strong that it was accepted m spite of this apparently un-
amwerable objection. When a more powerful ~~~:las. was made, it
wu found that VenWI had phll5el after all. The whole difficulty
aro.e, as m011t all of those in the Bible arise, from man's is:noran«
of some of the facta in the case. .
The nebular hypothesis i.s commonly accepted in the scientific
world today. But when this theory Wil.S first announced, .nd for ~
long time afterward, the movements of the planet Uran\111 could
not be rE"::nciled with the theory. Uranw lftmed to move in
just the oppos1te d1rect•on from that m · ... ·h•ch 11 wa.s thought
1\ ou~othl to move 1n accordance w1th thl' demand~ of the theory
But the po:il\lve arr.::uments for tht.> theory were so 11\rong th"'l it
Was acc••ptcd m spite of thf' lnt>xplicable movement£ of Uranus.
If WE> apply to B1ble study the common sen5e logic.-r~
in every dep.artment of !.C"It'fiCf' I wtth the exception of Biblical
cnt.iclS.m. •f that be " $Clt'R'-"t'l, then we must demand th~t 1f the
positive proof of a tlwory ts condu.sn·e. It mu1t be believed by
rational men m .sp•te of ;.ny number of difficulties in m•nor details.
He IS a very shallow thinker indeed who gives up a well-
attested truth because there are some apparent facta which he
cannot rE"::ncile with dull truth. And he is a very shallow Bible
scholar who g•ves up hiS belief m the divine oricin and inerrancy
of the Bible because there are .some suppcli5e(( facta that he cannot
rKOncile with that doctrme There are in the theological world
today many .shallow thmkers of that kind.
3. The third ttUn, w be S<Ud about the climeRitla hi the lllble
is that there are many more, a.nd mU<'h r,..ter, diffinaltim ia tJae
way of the clodrine that holds the Bible to 1te ol 11...., oricia.,
-cl hef't' fallibl e. than there arw: in the ...,. ol the dodriDe that
hokb tbe Bible to be of divine oriPa -d MDce lclalllWL
OP'I'ENTIMI'S A MAN will bring you some diff~ty and uy:
"How do JOU uplain that, if the Bible is the Word of God? .. and
perhapa you may not be able to answer him utialaetorily, Then
he thinka he hu you comered, but not a all.
Tum on him. ~nd ask him: "How do you a«oUnt for the
fulfilled prophecies of the Bible if it ia of human ofiMin? How
do you account for the m~rveloWI unity ol the Boola:? How do
you account for ita inexhaustible depth? Haw do you account
for its unique power Ill lifting men up to God? And 10 on."
For every •nsigruficant objection M can brine to your v~w
of the Bible, you can bring very many more deeply .ipill'ieant
objection~ to hil, view of the Bible. And any really candKI man,
who dftirft to know and obey the truth will have no difficulty
in deciding between the two views.
Some time q o a yo~ m.n, who _... of a brirht mind and
unu.ually well re.d in aoeptical and aitieal and acn-tic litentw-t,
told me he had Jiven the malle.r a rrut deal of eandid and c:artiul thoucht. and u a result he could riot beiM!n the Bible wu of
di.UW oricift.
I ulted him: "Why not?"
He pointed to a certain te.chlnc" of the Bible that he could
DOt and would not beline lQ be true.
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THE BIBLE
Today we are publishing the fi.nt in a serie. of
artides by the late R. A. Torrey on the major
difficulties that many Rrious men and women
come upon in the readina: and .t:udy of the Bible.
Any intei.J.ia:ent man or woman. Christian or
llOII-Chriatian, know. that the supreme question
of authentic ChzVti&Dity is that of the trustwor-
thiness of the Bible. lt is in the Bible, and in the
Bible alone, that we find the knowledge of the
Penon and character of God.
There h.u never be-en on earth the true ~
ligion apart h-om an umquely inspired proph~ or
apostle, or ap&rt from the writings; of the unique-
ly inspired prophets and apostles. And since there
it no evklenee that there has been a uniquely in -
api.red prophet or apostle •ince John wrote the
Book of Revelation, we have today the words of
God to man only in the Bible.
"lnaplrauon.M not to mention ·•verbal Inspira-
tion," is dying out of the contemporary-theological
vocabulary. It ia not beoc:ause the evidence for the
verbal iNpirauon of the Bible (in the original
docwnents of co~) is not <&~ overwhdmina: and
conclusive today u it always has ~n; it ia be
c.a111e contemporary theological nubbins have sub-
stituted their 1ubjeclive Dimeyland ideu for ob-
jective truth. It is because that in tht. MfltimeuU.l,
anti-intellectual qe, a thina: b what we "feel" it
to be, what Woe want it to be, what we think it
should be; not what the facta uy it 11. The Christ-
ian religion 1$ not .subjective truth; it is a bocly
of objective truth.
Take, for u~o~mple, the ~1. What constitutes
the Gospel? P~ul teLls ua in the 15th chapter of
First Corinthian~:
"Moreover, brethren., I declare ur.to you the
gospel wh1ch I preached unto you, which abo ye
fro.,. the Bapti st Bibl• TrUu'"• Noel Smilb, Editor
Ho~t 106. Spriofiifield, \to,
have rt'Ct'1ved, and wherein ye stand;
"By which abo ye are saved., if ye keep in •
me-mory what I preach~ unto you, unleu ye
have believed. in vain.
"l'OI" I deUveTed. unto you tint of all that whic:h
I abo receiv.d, how that Christ died. lor our sins
acc:'Of"ding to the acriptures;
"And that he was buried., and that he roR again
the third day aecordina to the ~eripture~."
That ia the Gospel. That ia the "rood news." The
Go.pel t. not a t ubjeclive thing. It i.t objective.
It cons.ists in thre-e facts of ht.tor:y: the death, the
burial. and the re.ur-redion of Chritl. Our faith,
our feelings, have nothing to do with the factJ.
The Gospel has been true for 2,000 years. It will
be true throuehout eternity.
The Bible aays that it it not enoueh for a
Chrittian to tell a questioner that he accepts the
Bible by faith. The Bible says that the Chtiman
must give the q~Jealioner a raaoa for thla belief.
. be ready alway• to give an answer to every
m.n that asbth you a reason of the hope that is
in you with mee&nes. and fear" (l Peter 3:15).
The Greek authorities tell WI that the Greek
word translated "Aaaon., in that puaqe, connotes
the idea of an "apolocy"-a defence, e. a .. So-
crates' "ApolOfY," u reoordl"d by Plato. Jt is the
kuld of defence made by P•uJ in the 22nd chapter
of Acta; "Men. brethren, and. fathen, heu ye my
defeDCe whlch I make now unto you."
You don't have to accept the Christian Faith
by faith; you can accept it on the baai1 of the
subst-antiated facta of history.
And on that foundation, you ''believe on the
Lord Jesus Christ" and are saved. Tile eaenoe ol
faith ill lnJ.at. You have a foundation of aubstanti-
aled. fact upon which to bllle your tru.R.
R£111'0111 IIARtllUlUIGII OORS~Y. JNI. 23. lt6t
Why Christius Should
fight-Dr. Cell -...
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,_,.. .. TMIJ'IOttOOP THI LottD"'-.. • '"'· ................. ~ T--. J71JII
Ql!•tto.: ....._ at-r • a ln tt• 11'011 CUrt•in c:ountn. ud
ti'Kt • wtlr a OWIIUM .._.. bu inflltrated Ute f"bUI'Cbltt In
fiPt 0 • 1 n' I -.... 1111at ottwT MC't1oNI ot the world wlt.ft
" lbcMtkt • ~ o _L-Ita b1nc JWOII&I.nda and nPon· l'dl:m. ltut jqa;t ,..... t111e G.ptL .., and tubwnlw ~ No
I know U.S. .. aot rfcbt t1ut .. Otrlltian ean Nmaln •llent and
nertd IOIDe krtpture n.ltnac. PHmlt the c:hufth of Olrt1t to
ButntR .,..,.,.,., Oaa/. btcome • tool and a Wlflpon of a
Atu1Cie'J': The kiN that • a.n.-~ocUr• power.
tian thoukl ftOt tiaht Comm.uallln E~ 5:11-"".ohd lt.allfl MO
but juat }:II'MCh the GoepeJ il: f•~IJI ltiit.ll t.lle ••/rwil/vl
(1) a t&Jaeo ~ftam; (2) a U... UlOrb of dat't"INN, btd rvtMr
whidl the Cbmnnmlltl ~ 10 ~· tUM.''
that On1atianl wtJI not OSJP(.e 10. COliOIIftlrrMM ,. n.. 1'01'AL
them: 13J • ntreat from duty I.Ha:MT or .....OM. The OtrltUa.n
which thfo Devil dellahU In: end 15 the chief champion of liberty.
(4) II repudllltion ot "the w~ On t~ Uberty Bell .1ft Phllatlel·
COUIIR'I ol God" u wt forth In phi" 11 lnecribed. "Proclaim lib-
the Hol:y Sa1ptures,. Crt) thtoUihol.ll 11111 the 1.-Dd unto
'ne Cltri.tla• Should PIP& Coe~•aat.. for tk Follow.
ill& Rea110111a:
}. C»ICNUNIIM 11 AN ATTAO(
UPON GoD. lt &rruq God. '!be
0\rlttian m~,a~t maintain the bon-
or ot the nanw of Uw UvJ.nc God.
PAlm 53:1-"1'U fOOl .\at.\
..... "" Mort, f'M-re .. 110 God, CMn!pt arw t.\q, n4 Aove
11oM ~ble' Mriqw.it~: toWn!
U lltOM tlw•t clod.\ good.!'
2. C»NMVNJBM 1CH1a JISUS
Ot.tarT ... PUUN'1'D 1N THa Blat.c.
It makn Him a clitdple of Marx. .
First John 2:22-"'W.\o U a
liar bvt .U t.\ot dntet.\ tlttd
lnu tl t.W Cllrilt t He Y nat'-
cll.rVt, t.\ot *"iet.\ t.W l'alltn
4114 t.W Boll."
3. C0MMl1NISM 11 THa Woex or
THa DniL. Jt Ia lnsplrf"d by Satan.
11 a Oni•tJan will ·be loyal to
0\rilt he haa to opJI()M" Com-
muniun, a major work of the o.vu.
First John 3 ;8--""Ba tltot COM-
Milt•t.\ M M of t.W cleW; for
t.W devil ... ,. /r'ofll t.\e bit-
gM.w.g_ l'or tAil PM~ t.W
8011t of Oocl waa fMII'fated,
t o\at .W Mig.\l datroy tM
worb of tile 4et.tU."
f. C0Mif\ll'lflSM DD1ta THAT IIUN
KAII A JOUL. It is m&terialiltk,
'hwnant.Ue.
Matthew 10:28---"Aitd /tJM ..ot
tUM Wt\ic.\ lrill tM bodN, I:Mtt
t11"8 ut abk to lriU tM IOWI:
bwt ral.\er feur .\im w.\tc.\ ia
ublc to dutroy bot.\ ~ mwl
bodr • UU."
~-Cotonnrn~~M ornas • !lt)(UJ..o
1ft ~ IUNCIIOM .
Matthew I :33-" B•t ~k )Ire
/irft t.W ~ of God, ulld
.\"-rigA:t~u. o~td all tM•
tllillg. MQU b8 odlled 'WIIfO p)V."
6. ColfMUNliM D 4 SYI1'SM Olf
1'01'.U. ~vaT. 1t bralnwuhH the
mind ol man and dedicates h.im
to Antichrbt.
First John 2:18-"Littk chil-
d~. If l.t tM kut t in&e: ulld
n1 ,e l'loctt lteurd Omt u Hhclt,;.t
llh(!U ()0'17N, 8t¥'11 HOW >111' flte•"f!
>rWIIJI atttic.\riata; u·htorrby I/#'
k1111ou.· tlta t it Ill' tlte lH.r: t ime."
7. CO MM U NI.M rotlRIDS THP!
CAUTING OUT or TH& Ga&A"'' ())a,t .
MIMJON. It C'k>sH miuMH\ doonr;:.
It 1.2 a pert of obtodlei'IC'l" to Chn.sl
for the Christian to ao mt~> all
th<' world and pre-ach the Gospel.
and ht" muat resiat t"Vf'ry totali-
tarian 1ys~m which forbkl-. 1 he!
pr-eaehlng ot the Goapel.
MatUM'W 28 :19, 20-··au Jie
thernJore. 1t1td tn1clt rrlf 1tot101U
.. h!t1CII.i11g tltem to obaerre t~rl
rhi~ u.·.\clt.tOet"('l' I hut e com-
ma"ltded lfO'I.··
8. COMMUNISM II.U )IUI:OQZD
WILUON~ OV CHaLSTIANS. It hu
slau1htered more Olriilt ians than
any other J)O""f'r in hl~tory. Jerr-
mlah, ba..iah. EukMol--the (J'H.t
prophtoU of God, crk>d out against
lht' tyrant• and fl llf' gods! The
believer must fiJhl it .
Proverb!< 28 :4-"Thev that for-
eokft t~ lolt(." pmi~ tit ~ ICicked :
bNt ht'll til hep the lmc CO"-·
Ind. w..'iUt tUm."
9. CD)QfttNqw 11 UUNC no:
CHUIIota. lt hu compWte control
ot what ls left of the churt'hes
nil lht:o Inhabitant... thereof. •·
lLeV. 25 :]0).
P .. lm 119;4S-"/ r~ill ~Ilk 11t
llber·ty: /Ol" 1 ~ted: thJI pt'ft:e'JJta."
You cannot set"k thoe Pftftpu
o( God anct not resist Commu·
"""'· 11. C0WNUN13ftol IS OONCtN"'' •• t.T.
IN!; tTS f'tiOOUM UPON T1ft Yotmf.
It• rtecepuve promlsn and illS ln-
rlltratM>n of t hei:-rankli I!' promot-
ini lawk!unes:~".
Proven» ~ :7-''Who.o keepeth
lite ~av; ia u Wl(IIC ...,,._. bad he
flktf i• o comprntk)ll O/ dotO!UI "le" 1hamet.ll. It~ /t•tlt.er ...
1~. COMMUNIS'nl A Ill CONaN·
"BATING TH..I.Ik ATTACk liPON TK.I
UNITEO S TATU, lt1 Comtltutkm
and Bill o f Rlahu. Tht> Chrl~ttan
as a dtiun twos to tK> concrrM'd
about his nation. Beina: a OIMs·
tian patnot b a dlvtne obllaalion.
Proverb. 14 :34--"Rightenw.fteA
~x."ltteth u "'-lltO~t : bwt '"" ia a
reproach. to llltJf peopl£,""
13. COMMUN I S M ADYOCATU
""f'tACII:FUL C'OD:L"n:Ncr;"• and a de-·
ceptl\'t> ··peatt "
P .. lm s 2fk3--'"Diuw· mf' ~tDl
Qo4"(1JI tt:HII. tilt• u;telu:d, Oltd wilh
rite w;ork~r• of t~tiqr~it.v. u·h.~h
tptak p.&lCt: to theu· 11eig1lbollt1,
but m'-'cll.t.ef i• '" tlt~ir .ltearfl."
14. C'OWMllNUIM 4 T TA C K 5 AU.
ntAT TH& C'HI.IST14N AND Dfi.IS·
TIANTTY UPUNNT. 11w-Bib~ tt'IJ!I
U-'1 that we must contend elrnrst-
ly ro r thfo faith , and we are in-
structed to put on the whole ar-
mour of God, bKau!ie" we strug le
not aaainst flesh and bk:lod but
11.1ainst spiritual w\ckednes.•• tn
hiah placn IEph. 6 .lll-17i. God
call., upon His peopk-, havlnl done
Ill, to stand, and t~ buk con·
filet bt>tween Communism and
C'hriltlan\ty Is in the tpiritual
realm. All tlw hoetl of hell havt>
conspired to destroy Chrilltianlly,
the Church of I)Ur Lord, and the
fr'ft'dom whkh Godo hat: li¥rn to
Ht~ propko to prod! tho .CO.prl n.o.e whQ MY. "Don't filht
Communlam. but prMCh tht-,eo.,.
pel" lte spirihaally blinde-d, for
without libe-rty the Golprl eanno1
~ preactwd.
Ju&1 3 :3---''Belon:d , M:.\e"
gut:e call dlligf!~ to w.Tttt: 111tto
)IOU of tlv! commoK •dultWilt,
tf w.•11 'll«dfwl to•· m..· to write
'W 'IItO JIOII , H'lld r..xltort )'OM t.\ut
)I'll •houkt eunw!atly oo~tleM fot·
tlt.e fuitlt wh.ich. wa,oc O'IICf' M -
hw-rrd .,,.to th.e .ta\~tt.t."
A Christian rf"liSt-" Communism
by the help of God . He believes
that the Golpel of Jesua Olriat
mc ludn this resporatbility, and he
lookl to God for wisdom, couraar,
and craer. Ht' bdlt>ves in prayer
and hf' appnls to God for de-liver·
ance. The Chrl•tl•n Is and must
be the most valiant warrior
ara tnst g:odiel.s Communiam in the
20th ~tury. 1be Communists
ha\'C dni~ war-a culd war a-
aainst the U.S.A. and the free
Wrst. '11\e interna t ion.l Com-
munist conspiracy Is koad.J.ne the
lla:ht to enslave the world. The
Chrbha.n should ~~~•d the fi&ht
lo win the coW war and he ahoukl
do 110 in the name of the Lord
or Ha.ls, thr God of thr umlft ot
Israel.
·• B~ ia tM 'IKitiolt tCAoM
G<Nl Ul t.W Lord'' (Pu. 33 :1~).
ST. THOMAS BIBLE LESSONS Lesson 21 , Series II
II Kings 20
ISAIAH'S WORDS TO THE KING
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The s tory o f Hezekla.h'" illm.'!'l" may be something of a literary ·nashback."
hel nnging properly, it appt';us, to the Assy rian Riege o f Jerusalem. II may be
that th e chronicl er dt.-s ired to concl ude his accou nt o f the dramallc events
surmunding the war, and th en narrate a happening m o re penonal to the lire
uf King Hezeklah. It has been .o;uggested th a t the plague which th e Lord sent
to s lay so many o f the enemy outside the walls was what a rfected Hezekiah
(bubonic plague, possibly,. At any rate", that which destroyed the enemy
p urified the soul o f the king. It is not strictly true to aay advenlty u 'such
streng thens a ma n; it may well be th a t phy1ical adversity wUI provide the
ci rcumatances in whic h a ma n's soul is !\lrengthened by God. "Jt'e the set of the
saUs, and no t the gales. th at detennines the way they g o." Heukiah'• very
name meant "God hBA strengthened."
Hezekiah's Ulness pro mpted Isaiah to come to the king with the famou•
word8, ·Thus saith th e Lord, &et thinr house ln order. for tho u thai I die and
not live." Good advke, even fo r ChristianA whote aHentlon l8 so o ften centered
upon the affaire or the wo rld that death Ia almply not 11. reality. The famoue
medieval mo rality play "Everyman" hu the principle character uy, whe1
approached by the angel or death, '"Oh Death, you came when I had you leaat
in mind!" And one Is reminded of our Lord'• parable of the r1c:h man. who.e
soul Wat at ease. untU the wordt:"Thl•nlght thall thy 10ul br required o f thee."
Wt 18w In the prevlout c:hapter that Heztklah wtu a m a n Who turned to
God In prayer during the crisla of •tate. He nO'W tum• ln the qony of hll
•lckneu. holding u p to God not only hi• ml~ery but hit life of r1c-hleousneu:
"Remtmber h ow J h ave walked before thee in truth and with • perfect heen.
and have done that whk:h Ia a:ood In th y ti.Jhl. • II t. the faahk)n tod-.y to be
cr1tk:al of lho.w who tum to God (It It aald)only when in txtrenlty.•There
• re no a theilll In to•hofea." lOft! tbe tneer. C4trlaln.ly 1odly people take time
, to pray whatever be their earthly condltkm. BUll It la o/IO(Jyl bette:r to pray
th•n not to. and It II the devd who would ttmpt U1 to mraln (rom prayer
when umdltiont were d lffkult bec::au.ae we had .,...eded God when we wrn. at
eue. It It the-rullu.Uon that we have nowhueeftetoiUmdltatdrlweUito
God. And Heulclah'• prayer II. _,dally. "llen<mber me. Ob Lon!," M
were the thld"s wordl to Chrbt ar they both hun& d)'Wla oo crot.te~. 'Jbe com--
mentntor Henry write~. • Hezeklah had found that the prayers of htlth bring
in answers nf peace. He had now received the sentence of death within himself.
a nd. if It was revenible, II must be reven~ed by prayer. If the ~entcnce was
irreversible. yet p rByt•r is one of the beat preparations for dt><llh, bl"CBU.'I(> by
It we fetch in strength and grace from God to enable us to flni"h wt'll"
Isaiah had barely len th e presence or the king when th t" word o r the Lord
came unto him telling him to return to Hezek lah and tell him that he was to be
healed. His recovery would be rapid, for on the third day he is to worship in
the house of the Lo rd. Could thla be an Old Testament sign of the Resurrection?
The Lord al w p romisn Hezeklah nneen additional years of life. (He is o nly
th irty-nine at this timr.) Hezeklah aaka for a sign that these things will come
to pasa, and th e Lord causes the shadow on a sundial to go back ten degrees.
It Is not dear exactly what a degree of time represented. although one com·
menta lor suggests about o nc-haH hour. The only other time 1n Scripture where
It is recorded th a t God altered the normal now o r ti me was tn Joshua. where. at
the •upplkallon of that areal captain. God caueed th e sun to stand stUI that a
battle mll:ht be concluded in good order.
The last incident decrlbed In the ch apter concerned a visit of some emis-
saries from Babylon. Babylon had about a century to go yet before rising to
the position o f dominance In the anck-nt wortd. She was, however, no small
power et th il titnt. One cannot help but wonder I( the moti ve behind the vlAII
of the 8aby lo nlant wu mo~ than concern ro r Hezeklah'• health! No doubt
they Oattered hbn with p raise ro r hll recent tu«dl over the Aasyrt•n• (the
event mu•t have ttunned lhe anc~t world and aroused potential enemtet.)
Overcome with • •ente or hll own lmpdrtance, Ha:eklah 1howed the mm from
Babylon all lhe tre:uu.ra of the pal act. For M• fooUshneu he le called to ae-
eount by the omnlpraent l•alah.. wbo pronounce~ the ltlllenu of God: that
th~ tn-aaur• or Jtru•alem would onedaybecamed b11o ;Babylon. The q~lrttual
le.on .. hard to learn and euy 10 forpt:: lhoae wbo Ntk the world'• applau.e
will pay lqr II. for-who love •Bobylon"(lhboworld) wUl beh•rolov ...
The Now Tlltoment -•lllat lo lovollllt world 11 10 be almmlt)t wtlh God.
All ln all, """'lob wu ono of Judoh"• -ldop. Hollvod durtna a
particularly <rllloal lim., lbowtd aompl017 leadonhlp, ln-llod -ed
r-In Judah'• n-... n1aa-life, Md -biOIIIII a Gocl-... m.
mon. He ........ for -ty-nlne ye""' 1111d wu followed by hie..,., M1111 ...
... oneo! Judah'• wonL
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you ol ~ oebool alpbn eiiUp ol druot ID pobUe ••• WurMl _!e.._ m1 ENTERTAIN J.LH l5 ZONIN(l PIWPUTY A11D A---ft -•-ly K-Boot h, reeordod De-aod~oiiDiiii"i; .. ~__,.;;;,;;;;,;;.:.;,· ___ _;Do..;,;;IIPIIa;;_;;;_;.lllo~Uw;,;:.eat;;;;_,;.tlai.;;;,M"_;",;."U ClreS. ta., Bay Sbores, re~ ' MEHDDCG DISTRICT \ 1U.P8 MY1aC a radlUI o1 2050,00 feet; cember !0, 195'7, 1D 9ool: 4US, ~ · partad tbe theft of u 8 foot The 5 8ot1ow llDr7 _ _: ud sa;, 50, ss AlfD 55 tbiDce Nortbwesterly &45.2& pa.p 395 of S&1d otrtelal
abot, worth UOO, from a Otio ww eDlart:l1D at :.... p.m. ne cu., eo.eu o1 tbe Ctty t...c aloae aid curYetbrO!Jiban Recorda; thence South I f:H IJ It (:H I:S 1 .ton&e rack at BayshOre Dr., Saturday, Ju.~.attbt...tlDc WlWAIII s. PETERSOtfotZO'Il ot Newport Beach dDn ordala &JIIlt ol u• S7' Z8"; tbeDCe 45• zo· 36" West 76,1! teet
IOmetlme after Dec. 15 , , • of the Newport Marta-StDJor S Captll& Court Costa Mua. u folloWs· •nac aJd cunt Soutb aJoo& the NorthWesterly line of 1l., ___ .fl.I_.J.Ir t .t _I'DA PL ... L Della Houts, 1340 Bayside Dr., Citizens attbeirch~,lSUl ~cer ot BaJJt o1 Amtrk:a.'~ SECTiON 1. nt IDIIowtac 11• z:a• .U" £ut 619.13 feet; said reservoir atte to an ansle
cwi'Jfl IWfll IIIli fJI ~~ Coroaa del Mar, stated that an St. aod Irvine An,, CUff HlYM. MaiD ud EWJ brueh LD HUO· deault.d real 11101111 ty ia tali tbloce !Cortll a• S&' 1 7"' East polDt. therein; thence South
"0• 16• IJI•If• ()r .. rlooAI.f. ."'4~H'('Ort H•rtQr.. 1/8Cb of ID 1D<:h bole lad been Mrs. Aai"OD Cbri&eueDlspro. tlJl&tOa Bll.cb. eelltlnted his City of Newport Baeb. CouDty 104.69 ftet; tbeoce South 50• 26' 36" West 539,58 feet
lSD I c ... ,,...... made 1D • S150 window •. It gram cbaltman. SOtb UDIYetAJ'J wttb tilt ban.k Of OrUKt. state of Cal1b'a1a. 11. a• .... Eut 5'70.91 feet to me point of beginning.
NEWPORT BEACH, CALIFORNIA
THE AMERICAN LUTHERAN CHURCH
e:)O a.m. to 9:)0 a.m. -wOrsh•P ~t~IICt
9:4S a.m. to 10:4S a.m. -Sunday School
11 :00 a.m. to 12:00 noon -worship Strvict
"'"k ae• ........ o. sa .... P•&or
The Rev. Georae J . Buadiecker, Visitation Pas10r
,._estl-3131
Christian Science
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mtpt ban beeo cbeaper for Tbese etXertalDerl PIJ a ta Dteember. He jo1Ded tbe beAk to YU: to lbt beei•'nc of a e'IU'Te coo-CoataiDing 182.1 acres, morf'
st.phea Gnysboek. 1130 Pes. variety of music 00 many ln· u a messeocw lD 19SI. Helsa BegtDIWic at tbe EulerlJ eor. ea.-. Sollltnrest.eriY tavlng a or less; as shown oo District
eador Dr., Wtstcllff, to repalr strumeots. Tbey ta.Ye pl&Jed member oftbliHw:atiJictoaBea.eb aer of that eertalD parcel of radia. ot 90.00 IHt; tbence \laps Nos. 50, 53 and 55 r ro .
a wind lrlng 1D bls VW, beeaw;e at KelodyJ.aDd. 00 radio :uxl 00 Rotary Club Cb&mber ot Com· 1a.Dd Mn•'SUD& ollS..D210aaH: So«W•erly S2.40 lee« aJocg tarred to i.D Section 20,06,0 30
someooe r emo'led speakers and TV slxnts, 1Dc,l,ud1Dc "Truth or merce ADd' Mereb&.al's Assn. crou, as delloeated oa a maP Aid CG"Je Ulroueb a.o ugle of ol TtUe zo oft he Newport Bach
8 tape cartridges from lDslde, coosequances. filed LD Boot 63, pace 45 of zoe 3'1' S5" to the bectnnfng liunlclpal Code, a portion of
u well u stealing the gas cap LEGAL MOTICE LEGAL NOTICE Record o1 SVYeys 1D tbt t:Jl. o1 a reorene curve ooacave whicb ts presently umea
aDd wheel dust conrs . . . tlce of said eo.aty llecorder; Mortberb' bariDe a radius of '•P -C." • planned communih,
The mast and boom thai Geor ge ORDINANCE NO. 1!88 (e) Tbe property bas 00 Yehl-tbenee Nort!l 49• 33' U" West 61,00 feet; tbeDce Easterly a porUoo of which Is present!)
F1R8T CHUIICII OF'
OlarST, SOIENnST
3303 Via Lido
Newport Beach
SUNDAY SCHOOL
Otte of Arcadia valued at $60 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY eular access rlpcs to the ad. 188.5& feet a.JoactbeNorlbeut-11.36 feet aJoac said curve &OD8d ''U" -WIClassUied, am
aDd leftontbe doeltat Bay shOres OF NEWPORT BEACH A-jaeeol: street erly l1oe of Rid parcel to a lbroulb an angle of 68" 01' 27''; a portion of which is present!}
Marloa., Slip 43, on Dec. 29, MENDING SECnON U,05,0SO (t) A ma),r street gnde potu oo a OOD·ta..DctDl Clln'e tbeoce DOD·l&rtgeDt Sooth zooed "R-3-8 " is her eby rf'.
were stolen ••• Geraldr.ladlgan, OF CHAPTERU.05, TITLE u cbaoge or realignment ls a.oti-concave Nortbwesterly '-.YI.Dc '79" 0!' 10'' East 451 .53 feet; zoned to a ··P.C" Planned Com.
2008 E. Ocean Front, Balboa, OF THE NEWPORT BEACH dpal:ed a ndius of 1600.00 feet, a. tbenee South at• Z3' 43" East munity District and said Dts.
I,JrpuJul-,ohtOito•o.. fa.Ued to loek some windows MUNICIPAL CODE RELA-(g) tmPosttioa of tbe required radJ.al to a1d poiDt berlla SotCi 511 ,98 feet; thence South trtct Maps Nos. 50, 53, aod 55
S.te An• 1. ...... 11. s... Wben be retired; in the morning, TlNG TO STREET UIPROVE. lmprovemeats would conruct 16• z.t• 115" East: tbeDce Wes. '1'6" 42' 53" East 68.68 feet; are hereby amended to show thi s
be round a pm-se robbed ot MENTS AND DEDICATIONS with the provisions of tbe City terly 271.73 teet &looC said tbllloce South so• zo• 00" East zoning ctwage.
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SECOND CMUacll OF
CIIIUIT, SCJ.ENTIST
Ncwpor1 Beach al
COfona del Mar
8100 Pac:lfte Vtew Or.
SUNDAY SCHOOL 10 •-
SUNDAY SERVICE 10 ....
lli'EDNESOAY EVENING
MEETING 1:00 '·"'·
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Mut~~al Building
2863 East Coast HiJhway
Mon. • S111 . 10 11.m. 10 5 p.m.
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Ynu arc ..:ord•ally mvucd 10
aucnd Churc h SeTVICCS and
to ust 1he Rcadu)J Room.
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Dr. Willi• R. Eller
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Dr. P .G. Neumann. pucor
SUNDAY SERVICES
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11 :00 a.m. Mom ina Wonhi"
6 :00 p.m. Trainina Union a
7:1AJ p.m. Eve'nina Worship
WEDNESDAY
7:20p.m. Bible Study
1:00 p.m. Prayer Meetina
A TTEHD THE CHURCM
OF YOUR CHOICE
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$25 tying on the fioor and the The City COtmCll of the City policy entitled, 'Polley for CUJ"Ye tbrourb 1D &qle 8!.00 feet; thence South SECTION 2. The PlaMI!lg D!-
froot door open ••• Mrs. James ot Newport Beach does ordain FllaDciDg Capital lmprove-of 9" 43' 50''; tbtDce Soatb zg• 40' 00" West 56.82 feet; r ector of the City of Newport
Ward, 424 Santa Ana Ave,, New-as follows: mtnta: on Undeveloped Land sa• 19' Sf" West SU. 75 teet tbence Soutb so• ZO' 00" East Beach Is hereby instr ucted and
port Helchts, went tor a walk SECTION 1. Seetloo 13.05.030 wllhin tbe City, to the beginnlng of a curreCOft-60.00 feet to a polnt on a oon-directed to change District
wtth ber daughter, and left a ot the Newport Beach Muni cipal The decision ~f the City Mana. cave Soutberly bi.YI.Dc a radius tupat cUl'"Ye coocue South-Yaps Nos. 50, 53 and 55 so as to
tricycle to tvy to prevent U Code is ameDded to rta.d: KU :shall be in nlting and a of ZOOO.OO feet; thence So\tb. easterly havlncaradJ.usofZS.OO show the zoning changes riP-
from rolling; when they re-"13.05.030 Waiver Procedure. copy shall be sent to the ap-westerly -tSO,!Mi feet alodc aid teet, a radial tosaidpoiDI bears scribed tn Section 1 llereof a.nc1
turoed the trike 1VU gone . • • Upon written application. the pUc:aat by registered m&l.lwlth. cune tbrouch aa a,acll; North w• zo• oo•• West; theoce as saJd District Maps shall t1a ve
Numerous valuables were len City Manager or such other in nn (5) days alter the City of lZ" 55' 09"; u.ace Soatll Nortbeasterly and Soutb-been soamended,tbesameshall
oo tbe Ooor, but his 8 tapes and City om.cw as be may desl&-Maaager's declslon" 70• Z4' 25" West 65.5..8!: feet easterly 39.40 feet aJoog said be iD full force andetfeetandbt>
a camera, worth $150, were r:aate may grant a waiYer from SECTION 2• T~ ordiJ:Ia.Dce to a poUlt oo lbe e...-UDe CUI'Ye through a.a angle a part of Title ZOortheNewport
stoleo from bls VW, said Ken-all or apartoftberequ:lremtots shall be publlsbed ooce 1D tbe of Sa.a JoaquiJI H1lll ac.d, of 90•17' 3Z"; thenCe South Beach Muruc i.pal COde.
Dlth Scblocker, 127 45th St., cooWned ln SecUoo 13.05,010 otncW oewspaper of the Clty, 144.00 feet 1D wiocb, u des-60• 02' !8" East 207.08 teet SECTION 3. Thas ordinanc~
West Newport ••• A $149 t.,oo a I1Dd1nc that ooe or more and tbe same shall be effective crlbed ln a. deed re-to tbe bectnnlDg of a cUI'Ye con-sba1l be publlshed ooce l.ll t he
surfboard belooglng to tbe Frog of the followtng groUbds for 30 days after the date of u s corded lD boc* 8117, ean Southwesterly having a omcia.l newspaper of uw
House, 6908 W. Coast Hwy., waiver ls applicable to tbepro. adoption. '*18 56& of Offtei.&J. Recwds radius of 90,00 teet; thence City, aDd the same shall beef.
West Newport, was stoleu from perty under conslderatiou: Tbi diDa.oc lotroduced of said Couoty; tbmee Nor1ll Southeasterly 39.27 feet aloog teethe 30 days alter the date
the rear of a pick\4) between (a) The required improve. at a ~:U,lar m!et~ ot lheCity t9• 35' 35" West 143.48 feet sa.ld eune through an augle of of lls adoption,
2:45 and 3:15 p,m, ments a.od dedtcaUons are i.D-COUDCU of the City of Newport aJooc said ceater 11De to U. 90• 00' 00"; tbenee DOll-tan-This ordinance was introduced
"SUNDAY JAN "i c hided wtlhill a budceted Ctty Beach beld on the 23rd day of bectaaJ.Dc of a carYl tbe:relJI cent Soutb 60 " 02 ' Z8" East a.t a regular ml!f:'ting of the Cily
A :speet'.uor "wmard McMU-project or an approved assess· December 1968 a.od was cooca.Ye SotltiJw•sterlJ hiYioc 50.00 feet ; thence Soutb of Newport Beach heir! on the
lan, 890 W. 15th St., West New-m{be)Dt=~, of tbe ha.r ter adopted or: the tlth dayofJanu-~:..u::rfX', a5~1~~~~ 29• 57' 37" West 997,91 feet Z3rd day of December , 1968,
port Hel.chts yelled at 2 bare-c ac ary 1969 by theloUowln-vote -to tbe begiJ:wing of a curv~con-and was adopted 0t1 the 13th day
looted young 'ooys he saw trying of the area in whlc btheproper-lo .;lt. • · ' said cune throucb an ancte cave Norlbwesterly navmg a of J anuary, 1969, b~· the
ial ty Is located it is determiDed AYES . COUNC ILMEN M lnnJ of 12• 14' 03" to tbe SoWbeas-radius of 4000 00 feet· tbeDce foUowtug vote, to wu:
lo remove a commerc t hat the required improvements ' : c s, terly RtcM of Way l1De of ltac-Sola.hwesterly • 1078,94 feet AYES, COUNCILMEN : Mcinnis,
vacuum cleaner ft_om ,3300 _w. can best be constriJCtedthrOtlgtl Sbeltoo. Parsons, MarsbaU, Arthur Boulenrd 100.00 feet aloog said clll'\'e tbtoucb Sheltoo, Parsons, Mar s hall,
Coast Hwy., MulDer s . Mile, an assessment district. Rogers, Hirth, Gruber. i.D Width, as described 1D a a.u a.a.cJ.e ot 15• U' 59"; tbenee Ro-•s. Hirth. Gruber. aDd saved Ward HurLDgton ( ) n... I lbo •···•1o NOES, COUNC1LIIEN: None deed ded ,_ -1,..,1 ,,. 39, .,., ..... Lumber Co $ZOO when the ldds c ~use 0 IUlAio Q, ABSENT COUNCrUIEN· Nooe recor uo ....., • ooo-tangellt South '" "" NOES, COUNC ILME N: Nonl:'
ran away.:. A ,20 counterfeit ter rai.G or cood1Uon of tbe pro-Doreen MarshaU · PIC& 557 of Offtdal Reeorcls; Eut 50.00 feet to tbe North-ABSENT COUNCILMEN . None
bill was passed at the K.au K.au perty or tbe sur1'0UDd.inl pro-Mayor theoce &loGe sUd Rtebt of Way westerly l1Ae of tbe laDd d@-Doreen Marshall
Ko 3916 E Coast Hw pertles, the eoustructlon of tbe ATTEST· llne tbe tDUowiDc courses ud scribed 1a. &be deed tD Pac.Lnc Mayor
C rDQI', d 1 Mar. t 7.10 y., requited lmprO'femeots Is de-Laura~ dlstances: North 5t• 56' 20 .. View Memorial Park recorded ATTEST:
oroca Fie •11a ·ks p.m. termioed lobe uoneeessary or City Clerk 5 Ea.st 659.!0 fMt to tbe bectn-Ja.ruary 10,1962, in Book 59'70, La.ura Lagios
• • • ve sma roc . were impractical. moe of a eun-e tbetllllD COG· pap 522 of said omcl.al Ctty Cieri
tbro'n at 9:30p.m.. at bisbome (d) The property 1s be1DC de-ea.•• ~OI"OIWeatllrtf liU1III a Recorda· u.aee ScMb
ud brote a Sl50 riodow lortbe •eloped for a ooo-eommercl.al Publish: Ja.a ZJ, 1969• LD. radius of ZOSO.OO!Mt;Hortber-cs• 1Q' 36" West 903.02 feet Publish: Jan, 23, 1969, to
2nd time this past year, re~ Tbe Newport Harbor Ensip.. ly '1BS..ZO lett alollc aid C111"Ye alooc saJd Northwesterly Une Tbe Newport Harbor Ensign
ported Fred ltacDooald,ll5 Via ~use-·---------·----------
R.aveooa. Lido Isle · • • Ill jury LEGAL NOTICE L !GAL NOTICE
lt'U added to trespass when a
''pos.ltlvely oo admittance sign''
was stolen from the private re-
LEGAL IIO'nCI L !GAL NOTICE ~EGAL NOTICE
sideotlal area of the Cameo
Community Assn., 4701 Hamp-
den Rd., between 4 and 10 p.m.
TO nn; IIONORABLJ: U'I'*)WD 1"11C*P80•, PllOB.An: .nmGJ: OP 1'10 !JUPIRJOR COUJIIT OP 1'1[1 :STATI OP CA.LI1"0fUUA, IJf AJID POll T'lft C'OtnfTT Of' ORAHGI:
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LEGAL NOTICE UG~L NOTICE
, •• Charles Anderson, 37,
of 2485 Tu.stin Ave., Costa
Mesa, was arrested at 1:45
a.m., 1n front of 217 Ma-
rine Ave., Balboa Island, and
booted oo the charge of in-
toxicated In public •.• Ger ald
Turek, 41, of the Jamaica lrul.,
Room 212, Corona del Mar, was
booked on a warrant for 'llola-ORDlNANCE NO. 1290 Beach., recorded December 20, lioo of tbe vetuc le code •.•
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY 1957, La Book 4143, page 395 Earl Clemmons, 51, was at·
OF NEWPORT BEACH ADD-of saM outcl.al Records, aodan rested at tus home, 4233 Dana.
ING CERTAIN TERRITORY angle point i.D tbe exlstinc Road, West Newport Heights,
TO THE SEVENTH DLSTRICT boundary ollbe Big CanyooRe-at 8:40 a.am., 00 a Ventura
OF THE CfTY AND REVISING se.rvolr AD.Dentlon to said City MunlcJpal Courtwarra.ut charg-
THE DESCRIPTION OF THE ot Newport Beach, as said lDi de!raudtog of an innkeeper
BOUNDARY UNES OF COUN-bouOOary was adopted by a Re-No W lla 39 of
Cl .. ,••rc DISTRICT NUll. • · • rman a ce, . ~, -solutloo of tbe Board of S~-145 Vt.a Venezia, Lido Isle,
BER SEVEN visors of said Orange County, ........ 1 2 30 was arre .. ~ a : a.m., WHEREAS, the Charter of the dated December 17, 1958: across from 323 Via UdoSoud,
City of Newport Beach provides theoc.e Southeaslerly a.adSoutb-a.ad booked on tbe charge of
tbat when aay territory Is an-westerly along last said bound-prowliDg, , , Joseph Gallant,
nexed to the City tbaCltyCoon-ary llDe to the Northerly~. 4Z4 st. Aodrews Rd ., Cliff
ell shall by ordinance add the ary ~ of AMexation No. 5 of Haven, said It appeared that
territory to an ad)acentdlstrl\.1 tbe Ctty ol Newport Beach; a 88 gun bad been used to
or districts; and tbeoce Southeasterly and South-shoot out a $50 wlndow on the
WHEREAS, certain territory erly along said boundary UDe driYer's stde of bls Mustang
referred to u "A.nnezation No. 10 the mean tugb tide llDa of .. •
6Z, Upper Harbor View Hllls, the Ptclftc Ocea.n;U.OCeWest-•UQNDAY, JAN. 6 ,
Phase ll" bU beea &llMud erly ~& tbe mean high tide Dtnnls Lee Day, Z3, of l '755
and 1s adjaceDC to aDd staouldbt 1loe to tbe prolooptioo of tbe Mlra.ouu-Dr., Balboa, was
lnch.ted lA the Seventh Dls· oonunoa Act llDe betfteD Lots booked on a failure to appear
trlct; and 16 and 17, Tract 1026; tbeoc.e wanut .. , Judlth Prlogle, 24,
WHEREAS, tM deiU~ of Nortberly alooc said proloop.-of 1818 Balboa Blvd., Ceottal
the bowJdarY llDe ollbeS.utb UoD 10 said commc:m lot liDe; Newport, ns boot.ed on a
Dlstrict u set out inOrdi.-oce tbiDc.e NortherlY &loDe said fallun lo awear warranl ••
No. U.ll shoUld be r"lMd to commoo lot U.. ud 111 Nortb-A.lto Dl.ugbt:ry, 19, of 111 -B
m.a.ke lt more eerta!D; wiJ pr'OlMII'tAon toMarparlte tSnl St., West Newport. was
NOW, THEREFORE, tbt CUy Af-.; U.oet NortberlJ aklQc arrested at 5:10p.m., at Santa
CoUIIcll ol tbt Clt)" ol Newport llluperlte At-10 Eut Ana AYe. and booked OD the
Beacb does ordalu u i)Uows: Cout tuctnrQ; tbeDct North-cbarp of gnnd theft of auto •••
SECTION 1. TlM .... •iuol wl.y &loq: East Cout Wp. RodDII)' Ro sser, 22, ol 34Z9
lbt SeY.mb D11tlld ate blrebf WQ to tbt pobt ol. bte1MIDC. WuhinetOO St., Costa Mesa.,
chupd and redl"'*' &Dd lbl SECTION I. TbU otdlauet wu arrested at 314 AIYarado
tarrltory ref«r.S to u Jball bt pebUaMd Old la tbl Place, Balboa, on the charge
"&DDtDUon No. U. Upptr Har· ofllcl.&l Dt'WIIIPIPII" ol. tbt City, of possesslon of stolen pro-
bOt View IUIJ.c. Pllut D." is ud lit amt .aall be tatd1n perty , •• OYer 100 slugs were
t.rob)' addedtoU.S..ODll-10 da.Yti an. U. dati of ttl dropped ln a coin machine a.t
trkt m u.t lllkl SeMi8 0U-ack1ltkJD. YOIIDY White, SOl Palm Ave.,
trtct. u Itt oat 11 ()r(buce TlU ordl•.,.. wu lll&:ro-Balbo&, dlpth'lDCtbtlaUDdryof
No. USl, 1s taartbf r.n.d to dlllcllll at a repau-••<.., of 5S5 Dl.c.lles • , , Dooakl Watuon,
,_. u """""' .... oaJd dla-u. CIIJ c-.:u o1 111t CIIJ ot a"lOO HarbOr v1n Dr •• Harbor
trld allrlll~Klodt aU tW por--Btocb loold caU.IIIrd vt ... Hilla, porked ld& ear al
t1oo o1 tilt C11J Ia<-'lriWr1 dl1 ol Doeo-r, UU,IIOII1rU 110 W. Bay, JlaJl>o&. lor
111o t111o1rtat ---......, oo lilt •• dl1 o1 10 -·a; lDlllotUme.pwes. darJ 11M, 1o ..tt 1_,-y, IIIII. br lilt lblloorlor coal ud a pur• • .....U. SI?S
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Eut COUI 111Pft1; -Sloolloo, Pv--...u, -,_ 11rt '""""'ollll -17 .. -._..run.. Gra.. Lido Part< Dr •• Lido,..._,
-1o 111t 11ca-17 11018, oo1111Cl1.1W1: -Ore. n .. Jaa. 1. 111o Lido ......,-tiM of •-et'" .tJJ&:Eft 00~: IIMI C.,. ltlfGCWd ••• A poor
No, fl of tile CUJ of La,_.t Dl:nM llanlila1l *1\W IJ 1~ a tr• oil ttl
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.lAirD 1 . Hl'l•, Publlc: M•hl a t rator of aald County, reiiJ)!Ktfully _ ..... t b1a retura o f 1111 ••tate• of detecleau •hlch
hU b•M• for tbe ter• c_.ll<"l•l July 1 , 1168, and e•cHa1 O.C-ber 31, 1 ....
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Nobody's perfect. Once in
awhile you may find a pay
telephone that swallows your
dime instead of returning it
to you. If this ever happens,
To get it back,
from I !mother plilone." She'll return'
second dime and ar·
range for a refund on the one
lost. And if you'll give her
number of the telephone
trouble, she'll see that it's
!repaired 8S quickly 8S possible.
T w n£>w _vear has
brought significant changes
in the management team at
your Newport -Costa Mesa
Telephone OUice. Heading
the List is your new Tele-
phone Company Manager,
Jeff Hultman. Starting his
cartt!r with Pacific Tele-
phOne in 1962, he has worked
in Sacramento, Los Angeles,
and most recently in Orange
Count y. Jeff is not a new-
comer to the Newport-Costa
Mesa area. He served here
as a Communications Con-
sultant in 1965 prior to hls
assignments as Telephone
Company Manager in Ful-
lerton otnd Santa Aoa, Jeff
was an avid sports enthusiast
even before he played root-
ball for his alma mater, the Uuiversity of CaWornia at
Davis. So he and hls 4mily enjoy the many sports and
r ecreational faciUties available in Orange County and
are looking forward to maJdng many oe"'' friends in the
Newport-Costa Mesa area.
Joan Terrill, your new
Ass1stant Manager, is oo
stranger to the Newport -
Costa Mesaareaeither .Joan
a.~iJ her husband, who 1s a
Securily Officer for Pacllic
Telephone, have lived in
Newport Beach lor the put
nve year s. Together they re -
present a total o( almost
forty years of service as
Telephone peotlli'. Joan's te-
lephone experience Inc ludes
tours as Emp)oyment Inter-
viewer, Ch.ief Teller, and
Business Office S14>1visor.
Both Jef1 and Joan are
anxious to br IDK you the best
possible Telephone service
in 1969. They pledge to con-
tinue working toward this
goal.
@Pacific Telephone
~NNUAL
UP TO
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obtr.t
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' Lighting plan cost aSked ... PAGI OP c.M. IUCXUM. AT AGI! Q
~ ..... 11, ., -1 ----.... at Paci-E-Afo., Co* -. -lie Vlow -tol "-'k. no ~ -CIIJ Old tllo <JiJ wW Iiiii tllo ~ Ju. II at lib -· llo wu a '"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'l't C1 ,., •zWrH Mtaoe .._.., D ""-51 U U. couatJ'• eemeat ftAllbtr wttb Harbor I f
• hcoiJut __._ allr ... *" al: .JUlbarll IX' lHI. CtmtDt WorU
....... 11**1 t1 I tT td *CONrdUdD dtJ elerll: SUrwiYOrl ~~~ hll wtit E11ea;
dlllrk=t .. HarW 8111"h"" u..a J..aciO&' rdwn.l to the a 100, BeaDle of Aubetm· 2:
~ ......... . ua KA8T teTM ..,.,
GO.TA ........ CAUl"', eae•? •t•L-. eOOtta . eo~~~Ct~t•o "eo~ . c...-
OIII"Te • c:...NOL-&8 • ,..._.,. .TIItl-a tru.o. J'lbUc worU dkectcw Jot ·ettra1uanllcl c:urler• ortbe brotbtn Roy or Colt& Mtsa
DrtU. wu --lo pro-lollowlll( ctalma lor clamapo: and ~ o! Do· .. oy· IJid S sls-
PII't a r'l*i k tbt Feb. 14 GeDe w. Bet.., wbo clalmtd b.ls tara. Eme Ban ..... ot Looc •
Cowlcll N«11r. -llllarthe cor wu olamaaod lA .. ...,Ide,. Beach, Ruth Pelaoc,_ and
ar-. at•llll u •••mate oleost wtlb aeUyYeblcle; Gerald Blak-Leoa Heutoo of CaUfotnla. BroeAure & Ca.talovlle
ud lDcludlDc a set of pre-ley, wbo claimed tbat bis 1100, Serv~•:•;•:•~tr:t~be=ld=J~ao~.=I:5!::::::::•~=~::::::::::::~;:;:;;;;;;;!J
Writ• for FREE
UmiAary piau, KeYll, wu lnjuretl 1D an ac. a.t Bell &ot.dwQ' Cbap81, Costa no Couocll alto: cldeDI caused by lauiiJ pt&y-
•A.DOPTED OrdiDaDce 1Z88, CfOUOd eQUipmeot at a eltypuk .,
wbleb retlsea tbt code cbapter playgroood; Mrs. Davld Bal-
on street dedtc:atlou IUid 1m-lantine, wbo claimed damages
ptO'f'emeDts, at tbe request of to latmdry on Dec.l6 because of
tbe lrvtne Co.; the ord.lnance bydrant testtng by the flre de-
autMrlles tbe city maoacer to putmeot.
wa.tve allorpllrtoft.beiqlrove-*APPROVED z budget a-
meot requirements lo avoid meodments: a $23,500 Increase
eootUct with tbft city policy for 1D unappropriated surplus and
tlnaocl.ng capital improvements reYeoue estimates fol' payment
on WX!eveloped laDd, in fUll by Tbeo Barben D for
•AOOPTED Ordioance 1289, tbe o)d Weguard beadQuarters
rezoning land in Anoe:a: 6Z, Up. sue at Z817 Newport Blvd.,
per Harbor View Hills, Pba.se 2, West Newport· and $2 150tran-
from P-C, R-3-Band tmelas-sfer to contin.;.tbeeq,k>yment
silled, to P-C, PlaDDed com-of temporary clerical help lor
munlty district. Tbe area com-city harbor coordinator G. M.
prlsed in tbe expanded PC Dis-Dawes from Jan. 15 to June 30.
trict ntends from Ford Rd. on •APPROVED the ezempt
the north to San JoaquiJ;I. Hills business license requests of
Rd. oo tbe south, and from Joanne Allee, 319 E. 23rd St.,
Corooa. del Mar freeway on the Newport and LiiUon Corwin of
west to the oew alignment of Mac Orang11 ior door to door sollci-
Arthur to the east. tl 1 fl ld E 1 •ADOPTED OrdinaDce 1290, ng or e nterpr ses.
COMPLETE FUNERALS ..... •245
COMI'UTI FUNI!lAL AND IUIIAL CINTI!l
~---CEMETERY LOTS MAUSOLEUM CRYPTS
From $130 From $46'
stminstrr Park
adding the Annex 62 In Upper •DENIED the request or the
Harbor View Hills to council-Orange County Press Club that
manic district 7, which ls re-the City of Newport Beach buy
presented by Councilman Lind-advertising space in the Press
s ley Parsons. Club yearbook, ''Add one,"
•Atli'HORIZED the execution •APPROVED the permanent
ot an agreement with Lockheed loan of 7 city flags for use by
Aircra.ft Corp. for the con-the Newport Harbor HighSchool
CEMETIRY -MAUSOLEUM
FUNERAL HOME
CHAI'ELS-CREMATORY
COLUMIAIUUM
VETERANS LAWN
.Mortuary-Cemetery
"Everylhing in One Beautiful Place"
~.use the funeral and burial center cnncept
elumn•tn the need for processions through
heavy traffic on overcrowded highways, family
and friends alike may now pay their full re-
~pects by attending the burial service, as well
as the chapel service, all at one beautiful place,
at less cost and more convenience.
14101 -1410liEACH ILVD., WESTMINSTI!Il struction of the eztensioo of t'tuld.
Jamboree Rd. oortherlyofPall-•ACCEPTED the resignation
sades Rd. to MacArthur Blvd.; of Mrs. Marion McDonald of
Lockheed has agreed to ded.lcate Balboa from the Parks, Beaches
the rights-of.way for the and Recreation Commlssion.
213 GEneva 1-6577 714 1'WIIIoab 3-2421 714 Jlffei'SOII 1-1725
pro]E!Ct and to coosttuct curb
and gutter and 20 te6 of pave-
meat on both sides of Jamboree
Rd.; the city will construct a
4-lane divided roadWay and a
tralfic signal at MacArthur.
• ADOPTED a resolution
autboriz.ing the c;tate attorney
general to settle anti-trust llU-
gation wilfl the American Pipe
and Coru.'tructloo Co.; the firm
will pay a lump sum of $8,5
million over aperiodof7yea.rs,
with interest, to cover all cases
filed in California, Oregon and
Washington; Newport Beach will
receive an estimated $4,000,
•AOOPTEO a r esoluUoo
commending Dr. S. l Ha.ya.kawa,
acting president of San Fran-
cisco State College oo ''the
vallant and resourceful manner
wtnch he bas faced tbe pro. I bleoru;" caused by an otpnlzed
factk>n of sttldents,
members and outside
the executioo
of an agreement with the County
of Orange to share the costs
of maintenance and operaUon of
traffic control slgnals at
Palisades Rd. and Tustin Ave.
and at Jamboree Rd. and Pali-
sades Rd .; the COWlty will bHl
the city for $116.5 7 for the city's
share at the Tustin intersection,
"'
,
Birthday parties are loads of fun .
But cleaning up afterwards is no
party, right! Loads of fun means
loads of dishes.
Relax . For two cents we:ll do
the dishes. Two cents worth of
electricity is all it takes ro run
a load through the dishwasher.
Then there's the carpet. For a
fraction of a cent, electricity
will do the vacuuming.
Incidentally, it won't even cost
you two cents to bake a birth-
day cake in your electric oven.
No marter how you use it,
electricity does so much
for so little.
In fact, electricity in Edison areas
costs the average fa mily less roday
per kilowatt-hour than it did
IO ... ZO ... even 30 years ago.
Practically everyone today is
using much more electricity-
more kilowatt-hours-than ever
before, and it's still one of your
biggest bargains.
Maybe that's why we get invited
to so many patties.
• ,..,,. N1wport
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