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SENSIT .IV lTV
By Special Correspondent
The Newport-Mesa Unified School qts-
trlct Is "turning on" with sensitivity
training.
For those of you who are not aware of
what sensitivity training means, we will
start with a few questions and answers,
and follow with an explanation of how
It Is being Implemented Into our own
school district.
The name of the-game is CHANGE . , ,
and the game is a social phenomenon that
has spread like an epidemic throughout
the land, and Is c urrently raising a few
eyebrows locally. Most of us are aware
of the need for change in various areas of
our lives, but we should also be vitally
concerned as to wllo Is to be responsible
for any personal c hange in us, our cllildren
and loved ones. Also bear In mind, WHAT
CH ANGES, and to WHOSE ADVANTAGE ' and to WHAT ENDS ,
Q. Wllat is this change technique and
how dan it be recognized?
A, It is the changing ol "learned be-
havioral attitudes" away from the family
attitudes. It Is seU and mutual criticism
In a small group situation with a group
leader. Each participant Is Instructed
to reveal known anct potential short-
comings, emotional conflicts and personal
problems and to criticize himseU and
others in the group , After 10-15 others
confess their wrong doings, one Is apt
to feel his own weren't so bad after all,
and causing llim to accept l()'!'_er moral
standards. Tile result Is realigning loyal-
ti es away from family, friends and cllurcll,
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BEACH
THE NEWPORT HARBOR
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T lfE JANUAR'l EXHlBJT of the Newport Beach arts com.
ml!tee at the Corona del Mar library reatures books by
Terry Sholhnon. Illustrated by Cttarles Payunt, bOth rest-
dents of Corona del Mar. TilP.y are pictured aOOVi! holdJng
award certt.acates presented by the Bo)'s Clubs of Am.•rlca
for 2 Shan'lOil l)ooks, "A trip to YJ r,·.ico" and ''About
caves," jujpd to be the best books or the y11ar. The e.l-
hlblt at the library also contains pa.lnllngs by Mr. P:.yr.a.ot,
incllldlng the one shown here, • ·Pasture at Se1ona." (Ensign
photo.)
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THE ()flU NE•Y',Pflt PII1Nlf0 .,NO
f'\JIII..JStifD IN NfWPOIU 8f4CH
22HD YEAR, NO . 22 THURSDAY, JAH . 8, 1910 P!iON E, 673-0550
Police, officials
COSTA
MESA
CORONA DEL MAR, CALIF.
Tragedy hits
a second time tackle drug problems Tt .JI.[e'IY •g-o~.ln struc·k Moatl.i}
niKhl Jt !he home of wldo'4'~1
Mrs . Peter Hoscoe, 804 W. WJ!-
son St., Co'iLl M3sa, lor lht•
second !lrne within a )'e..r ii.rll'l" nau when a nre roari!d throu~1
the residence, causing ov er
$10,000 damage.
fn Sep'.,m'>er, 1968, the b.J-1 ,.
ot her husband, Peter Hose~.
wo~.s recovered tromadeeppon.l
off Victoria St., near th.e S1nta
Ana River Chlll<lel.
Cindy O'Brien, 16, M,·s. Ho.,..
coe's daughter by another onar-
rta.ge, •lashed Into th.e rra.ml:
structur~ M >r)day nigh! a.nd I('(!
M1 brothers and sisters to
safet}' -then saved 2 dogs--
a.s llames shot high Into the
sky.
One of the first people to
th~ scene of the blaze llt'J.i Oo~.n
Reddick, whon own b.mll)' lo.st
everythJ.og ia a fire 2 m:m'~'i
aec, and Is back on his feet
frl'fterkk V. Ttcesco, 4 7,
of 145 2. 18th St., Cosb MeSJ.,
barely missed df".lth Sullda}',
Jan. 4, when tte s·tnr meol
through !he 1lrt to esc;;,pe tJ~in ll.
run over b} the wneels ofhls o-.·n
car on a rE'mote mouniJiu fi r,
Irati.
Polkt-54.\d tho~.! he probabl}
o·w·!rl his lite to a fiE',..pdp"r
rllute (lehveryman whu m-1 }
liii.ve rrlt;hlt>ned off th e 3would-
be murdl'r s.
Mr. Tedesco said he w"'s 4P·
proa.ched outsHie his 4p;;,rlment
house o.~bo'Jt 11 p.m. So~.tutdil.)
b] 3 men, wtlo [ri.Sketl the num-
ber or t1is Jpartmr nt. Wuen hE'
refuse<t to tell them, he S:lld
he was forced Into his I'Jr a.nd
beaten all the way intolheSan•.a
Ana Mo1untains .
On ·e in the Tr •buCO C~nyon
area, he told poUce, he W<~.S
driigged out of the c.u aDd the
brutal beating continued with
a tlre tron, but he remainerl
con'iC ious . He salrt the m ~n
ber;;.usfo of M ·s.
sister -:n-l.tw.
M.-!>. r.ro~ct· H(IS"oe, 21n
Santa A1u A •:o., spe.tr;,, L•l· •I
J. ·amp.>q.:u th.lt sdUr~R l>lllb
up in hou1>~k":'epln~ .• ncr thetr
Novem·lt!r firt·.
Jtm H1 hit:, Costa M .• s;;, ftr c·
r1 '!IHI IU~UI inspec tor, SJirt th.1t
tl•l lnlti.lt investl~Uon show!>
u~~ fire t·rupted lo the k;kheu
.1rc.~. of the house, .1llhough it
w4s ftrst suspected to have IJel·n
Ul J. be<tr())l\1 '
'·My I'IJildreo are sc•ttered
aU over," Mrs. Hoscoe Soi.ld
tearfully.· ldon'tknow.,.tLeffiO
start. Everything Is gone ...
clothf:!S , , . lhelr Chrlst ma!.
toys,"
Mrs. Ho:>toe SJ.id the small
amount of c l.)(hing s.LlVai:ed
must tJe destroyed as useless,
""hile the a.rtw·Jrll. of her late
husbvld Is bad!} fire surred.
I:.XIIIHIT MA~AGER ror \1,•
S~llo'pOTI Bradt r·tt; JCIS ~·om
millet' ..trl ::.holl n·.,. Jt tht·
rororu •I·· I M..tJ ltliJ &I'} ""~lr -.
Er1 Wlutt•hou:re ol Cvrvn..t !h·l
Crash kills
8.1 . girl, 16
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Donna Lynn Ue lls, 16, of 222 He m.Hh· tl1e:>'-' "'talelllt:Uts ..1! D •. { 'IIIIUII~t,..~Hr :..o.t<l. · I would pletel) uut of s ·•1oot ll'itt1out 1(1?1 Jllh·ILL~cnt 1111 ,11 ;·1o~uu,1 !llf' C'P)mrHO<'tor.-..·~ H .. II to lr':'
lor..~!, B.i.lli.).J. !s400, ""'AS pro-o news •·onfeHnt o= whttll .1ISO :...t~ ~ or 5. l am meeting with SP)m tutor:u~· Ue tore the} Jre It wo~:. brou!).11t v 1t that u1.·rto IJeld S..tur•l..t; evt!utll;.., J.,tt. Z4
nouOt l-d tleo~.d "' the scene .tl incJLJd(<(l Newpo:-; A~.,ch C it~ lhe p.,arent s on Frtday. 16 }·eus ol J, !u? 11· JUid l.1ke r1 .. s 111): t.een o~.lld ..,·1ll oot w .. n)' ..11 tlJt> :-.;l·II'IJOCU:•r lou. Also re-
ll :3~ p.m. Sun-.hy .Jter the ear Mtna ~~:t>r 1!. ·-1cv llurll!urt, · 1\ny tl rug problem ts too o~ttton if tile p.uents rJ111n't send poh~t: .. ~eut:. 111 tt1e s.·'.oob .. nct ,_.,..vln~ tumor:. .. t tht J.ILJ.tr will
111 v.,lch she w.s rldin~ with 3 Co·;ta Me sa Poll'~ Chief Rot:;er rth~< II of ..1 problem 'or us. lt them b.ick to 1 l.l.sse;;. tho~.! ..tll poliLt-orfHen will t,..e br~ VH :! .::omrnQ<10re fft'dB!ee,
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B · nt 0 'tt·• '·IU Reo~.r Com•nodort l:HIW!Ii'"m-comp;.~.n ons wen ou o con ro 1 ~~ 1, . ewPOrt £,,u:h -ISSlsto~.n· muh p.ue s"' mt ,..utu• 1e) w ·,~n o~.ske.l .a.bout th"? locker known L) the stu<!l:'nt. -
;wd struck " tree on E: Toro Police Chief Ho~.rr) :"'ielson, h ~'\'.&problem, it w:x.~ldhelp." rnspecUon -Inti Wh) the stooents ·StUdent s :o:<>l tt1.. u·u~; SOil, newi) ell"t lt'tl dlrectou
Rd. Costa Ml:'sa Councllm•n WI!-lu d1scuSS10i the progn.m:~ wen-tolrt JLout tl 11 the school pro!Jiem s gross!} overpl.i)e•J. ... eorgp fnt"t..l Jr., Dooa.ld Clf-
She becam!! Orange County's li;arn St. CJ:tir, ..1M Assoriate set up tor parents 'i<J tu, Dr. ~o~·o~s JooktJl4: ror drugs, Dr.CI1fl. The~ .Lte ..tul.d lhit lht-rood lord, Roi.l.rlll M 'Wne, BillS~-
4lh 1970 traffic l:i.tallt)'. She was Supt. ~orrn.tn Loats . C unntngham said, ··The number D!ngham :i.l.ld, "Ttte 10< Iter Ul· kld.s 11·UJ bl'· m 1 srepre-SE>QCI!f!," mUf.r. L~n~t im1·11, .tOO WuOf
" puseopr lo a C""&r drheo I>~ 0~·. Curut.lnvtu,m .lllOOUDCed of prueotations b}' puUce na.s SJ>eCtiOO wo~.sn't to tii.t~·h k:4s Or. Cl&llniDiflam S'dd. W :son.
-o.:::!:'~~~=-~.~~·.!'.::.o:·.:.~th.::. •sherwood Forest'· hear· ·ang ··•s ~~~v~fn ~~~':u~.~~~~r~n::t 6p~:~~:olv~~:~Q"!~t':;:ns:: Olllllly got back into the cu ...--• _.. b o&.Dd •ttempttdtoruooverhlm, Shi' 11 •• s born Ott. 25,1?)3, P!rfflls. Outlaw hluPs," .1n J.rtide sumo:ulohetttt-edu or:. ... ,pu-lJlll l it's cert.HDI} J0:.1tfh•l. llf'Wsp;ijX'f erwout .H:iiJI.'Itlf'•r·
">ul hE> rolled through lht> rtust ii.l¥1 spent 1\er Lis' 14 )e.us in He rtis1·u,; , ... J J •!ruj! pre>':O•t· u ll steo.~Ung tn tl1t-~ovemller llshPr · Oon 't s~~l from peoplr of t!Vit).
into the ditch to escape being C.1.Wornla, 10 months of .,.tl ich :1on progr Jm, klnt Y ,c.t.rten ,..,.,ue o' t'le undt·r ..,rrounrtpaper, Tht' ..1.fll • le st.J.I e<'l, ·Stt>.~lln& 1 our sf', or !rom :.mall t•u-Mr . t..lr1t'T ~~..~~ J.rr ~h..11Y"r1 111
ll"·!te In this ..re-1. throu""' hi"h school, ttwt ,..O 'Jid From Out Of SJ,e rw.·OOf! Fo-from 'Oml•..t nles ,..htr f1 are s u~t-ssm~n elrher. Tht>) 'rt> H:UIXJr Mumdp.>l Court J.w. ~ ..:1· ·Jsht'fJ by tht> car. h" ... 1 r 1 J·JIJl Nordef'n of FuiiE'IOn Suu.vors ill\ IUUe h:r iJa-llegin this sprrn ~. Jtrl .~I so <:Jt•l tf'SI," set \lie SWj:;e for the s~e.1 Ifill rom th£· peop e ts not t aught m the t",i.pltal.Jst ::.1 me 'ln ~ rounB t'.J< 11 or S·)\i•·tun ~:to
John Nordeen or fuUerton, r ents, Mr. and M.s. Alexander therl! WJS" IJOS ·Jialil) of put-.•rrest ton lJC'•. 31,) .llld .u-r11stLOnf'st, like we all o~re . We r1ou't wo~ut , onm11t ~T-11~1 {lif'fl or uurJ,!I..tr y
Bell, atvl Z b:others, Rlchar•l ttn•' an offtl·er on ' .l!n"US ;lS o~11 r.tL,nment of Dun Elder, pn·-Profit L!> then. WJ1t>n )OU to tl urt .til} Jndl~·ictwl P<'l ...au, .~n•l ontrtlni\IIJ~ to tht• rle-ne.,.stJ.,tp?r r osteman, who pin-.. " h J 1 11 ~~nted the site alolg old Tra-.t.'ld Edmond, of ltte hJme; BBC 1 t T d pah} mor e I •n i t011 ng .s wor I vt hir h ~ou •ton'\ 1! }OU ;.:;teJI !Lrt~lUt'll' 1 uf ,, mu10r. HI-. Pf f'-
buco Hill Rd. abOut 400 yards grandp;.rents , Mildred Wilson ease YO e ues ay t e extr,j m ·ne} oesn t go to from ~r ile ' OIU~rue s..' ltl!l illolf\ l lt>..tfl ll~ 1:. ::.et for J o~.u.
or F!Jrlda and Mr. and ~h ;. tile Pf'QPie who worked to make Assistant polll'" 1 htef l'~r1 1 Hi. 1Jeyon1 Cooks Corner, told po-1 · 1 b ~!Ida of PiiOOfJ m I City. t If> Jr!IC e iJI to \llf' o ... ner. :-.t>l sor. of \o:wport fj,>6.t'l. ~.,t•l Tr.e oHft•<:t hlli..!Xt•ol ~ Vie~k.s Ike, ''I SJ.N the Injured m,lfl LJst rninuted ,rr m•m~nts, ••t O JUst' of tltt· inl rcJ.:ie-1 Uil.om.~ II • 1 1 f -• h' f 1
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• J ed S~'<rvi<"cs 11'el', iJ,'Id Jan. 7 to~ ... r .; ::; e .. 1111! rom you Jnu lS the r twr ges ,..er ~> i I'll .... .rt~:>l of rnv,.o:;tu:otiJOf\ l•} IJ(liJ l t' foJ • .lS l dr e pa ., 5P ..lnd t on are L'{'tn" \ssu~·• ..~~ :o the dt). ..11\!l 1!11.. tllat U.citi-1 hi Jl
Ito I h 1 .... ..1t Pa c:tw Vi"'"' Chapel &ttz. ' .. t:u · empo)P€'5, <;a}ouru.veo.~ng Mr . Elr1er on Vt·•. ~lh•rb IOII'Jn r thr J•uhll<.iiLOli Jtlll 1ls-
to • telep oe to f!e .11e1...,. "o•i""Y ol ('o•o"' ,1,·1 ,,., .. Nelttport Bear h volers J,~n•y.Lre ties mlde .~v.ubiJ!e:o.tthesite. to vo tJJI he'o:: Ld._(•o from ~OIJ . teeru,Pr '> .t.l r 01 0 ~ 1,1 \:o.~r 1 1 1 11 He said tl\a' he sawt.u giLts "1 ' ....... ' ,,.. ' ..... to to the polls 1.~.t TU{'sd:o.} fCi tl: .LI.tefl tl!.it the Du t's 1 1 ~~ ttl 111 ''1101' I) 11 uwt•·r ~..TourKJ
"'hl around" cune ,..., har1 ·tur;:eof llwJrr..~ngem~nls ..... 1 1 . •·x,.,.,rlence .. flows lll.il•puLltl il--stde-, the "'' t e IJ!gll ''lLOVI. ''IKJ f•""t~l·d rH·•~I.r.SJ .. r Cll• tl1t ;uzouo~ >ttol n s ng ..,.. "''•'I' e on t l( woposed ••x . ....~ .. • te•'htlC.doo t'Klst~ to rn.J;t>U1PS£ l'O(Jle~ of Olt ~..~ver , .>41icl the) M..tr hL~t. ,rrrool .~m1 ~>s.
Olhe.ld of the spot ,..here Mr . Man of tenlion of Ute !l...tllloa Hay (Jut, ··e..~ctt on lltf' ll.l} •loes oot<ittr"<..t <i rll• lt•s rltrt llt'4J ,no! to men-ObF-• lf"l To I ll ~llllli · ..tllOII .l/)11 llt• .. l r os-.. jl.lf\ Ull'll('f of
,Tedesco Ia} spra.,.lecl Ill !he year Je.,se. I I•' .SWimmer:;. 11011 ,C('tl ln..-rrl of ltWI LE'r .tild 1!1" -;tor• "'fllot1 ..trlVQI.il~ll h~ TJ1( J;1r·II!I St•.lf •lluf4.1 .ll!e"
ditch. The B.t) Club IS reques1111 for mer roun• ilmiUl De-e ·~..~nt, t•ut 1s ho:id b..t 1 k .u~l not owtiiL::.:.lOH of .. fllllt', 100~, o::tor•· ,.111J 4 m.•u•loPr oflh!-
Mr. Tedesco ts lisle-1m fair h • d .lrl ext etiSLOn to :!'J25 ror UIL Cook s..ud tlwt lle ..1S " bU; ness usM I.<E'· 4 u:.t:' 11 11·ouJ1t , 11 11to p01 1·, ,, sotd 11,,1 "·vP .. 1 •• H H 'UI c OICe u e ,.. ~ ...._, p .. , ... ~r st.tff, ~JI•!, Lrl ornmentm, condition il.t oag osp1 , lto<~.SE!', which lie• Arne effe<"IIV( ow IE'f gu:trJntees 4 mul.lmum profLt. r ef •'IVf'(j ,-omplo.~lnb from -.torY 01, 1 ,,, "~1 1, 1,.. 1 vwn p..trl of
where he Is u'ider treatment Sept. I, 1948, for 50 \('Jr -., )'eo1rl} rentofJO •l·ni~JSQU4U'l' ·Ste•loo, 1 ~. ,,,,,,II, .. ,,,,,,_ .. ~ ~ " ''"'ller~ w.·ho:. ... l•llll.-) lw.oleOOuf.:!l u,. toQIJio. '>IUr ·, .LrL<l 1 •lou't formultlplelaceralions,a!rac-Th · le.,.port ll..~rblt Cham-with aterm.rliiiLOn!late ofAu_. loot for hh hc'1w.1} rt'onUge portJ.nt W.lJ Jf :,lfl._m, !...t ·k, prol•lem:. ""'Ltt. slulplrfllu~: J.d ·· 111 u ll ..~1~1 vut steo.~l rnl!.
tured nose, se1C!ral br oken ber o f Comrn:-n:f'wJU celebrate 31, 19!18, Tt1,' flt'W lease wout.J stor e, w her~A s the H.!.~ Club "ul ... 11111 q 1.r litLHI· L.1 l ..t ">Sh· 11.1·100 .. 1 ""m• ... 1 ... -0,,,,,1 I d. nd 1 v .. ~ ,. ""' ... ~~.... "··HIIJ\LLhf &loJUt L~It putttntr. hngers on his left hand, ra e-the · l:t m"> JUI.l ee plus 3 n•·rmst" the pr('senl minimum propoSJ.l .i lllllUnl s to 22 , .. nts
til( .ttrl• h Ill ).LJ1 .~· .IUSP lhf' lured r ibs atxi m.lssive wells y~ars" 41 the 63rd ;umua.J .~rmual r ental fro m $45,000 to " Sllw.re fool for A Ja>·troru MRS SAM MEYER DIES .t.Ut!<Ur r11 II ...,.,...,11'1 tll••l • {or over his ~tttlre body. installa.tlon banquet to be held $150,000 and vrovldes that t!ti~ -.!!('. · T11 · le;.se .1s prQIK.:>ecl
J 1111' l..t \1111 1)111 (Jf 111• .... , ... r , W 1neStla), an. 14, .1: lheBJI-m 'rtimum r<'~LIJf ~o~·ould lJ(' 1:. 1101 S..!ll!:>l . .H tor~ to wr 11'!1t211 • ..,, .,,tldi l'\, llut , 1 1 .\ " boa Ray Cl 1b. subject to r t>..~•tru -.t ulent ever1 ~ .1n..JI}Zed lrom, 'JUsioessm;~n·s 1 1• J. >I
I ~ ~'. wido.,. of th(' ServiLt-S II'! I! :"" -11 1 1 ... 1 vut •I ~~ .. ..riJ· 11, . ..,, ll·lu't Ort c.ers to be lns 1.-lled a.rl:' years w a ,·or<L n• t:' .,.ilh If\-v1e~o~·point," lh,.' SJ.td. . W'.e ""lll .:>1 \, M !?j N,\•·1 ·~~·.1 thb f-rtda), JJ 1 'J <1.\ !'..1 t'}.\"''1 ll•• I·!•• I lh'>l\.11! It Charles CW're}', vresldent, c reases rn th · •m-.um er pr11 , .. , EWE '
W ___ ,; SlO ,OOO I" J LRY ,rwo.~: 1.111. G ..tl tt.c f1ou . of t1er 1 Li'll' M·1 ·tuan 1 , .. , ... 1 .,.It t. '-"l 11" II,\ 1" 1111 ,,.,,· GPUr ge uuword, first vice-ulllex. _.. Info plan o.k. is held up
ISSTOLEt>IOHLIOO \Jur;IJ•nrm Ciun (tt~. HL·~. ~or mtn l.llro·~o··, 11 '.1.1,.•11 .~...,~o,,.: .l ~mt ><'h) Mr.
A propo..ed ;'llaO that .,.ould The boo.rd """"'eo.l ~~~ r f'. president ; Hu.,;'r M nail, set ond Tue OWv:.lll~ <~rgumeUI \looosl '.10,0"'' ''' •···,·•·, .5.J.m L'l•l \,•rJ lu t1 OITI!:' to ~ldt'r ··oul•tu't '" ''"!!'Ill•', h<· ........,. vire-presJli('nl, .wd I.}JuO'F.u-m til{'(l ,..ith Til ·: s.J.nnle O.al!ob ,~ , ... •u Pl)rnoulh { o:1..,'Tq;~t••<~~•l ..
make It easier lor legislative solution Tues·tly after U had rell, treasurer. Al!>O !.of'ln" in-'~..l o. slo kr1 lrv111 ~.~,1.1)1tel!.t Rip. t~::s .uea trOLl • IO\Io'l II\ 1 ~22, C hurch '"oUici.a.un~.Entoml•ll1 ,.11t -..,1·1. 11nr1 1 ~ 111~1 .ullit'\JIK'
a.ndotherloterestediUidofflcl.alrecelvedaletterfro;n'.heCaU-,. url{e.,thepr ... ,,.rv..III'IIIOfpu!Jli• ,, 1 II S.1 m \!E')er w ~tile '·Joneer 11 ~ p r· v· M ''"'" II•<' 1-"'·t.. ... tvt •. lin•r o· os stalled .Ut· coun•·Lilll.trliC dis-b:lytront prr.I{Jttt} for publiL'USt• lo •l. --'J 1..1 lt•!u St.>ud •• do .1:. ... w. ""m .I.CL H .''", .u.w-" ""' bodtes to itJ.io Information rornla Schi);>}Boi1rdsAssn.as\;. trl t dl I l bj,. ,Jw•·! ll•t'""•, .,r's ~o~·ee k-oewsp,.per pJI;IiSilcr of the leum M.lson-Powell Mortu 1 q onwhatts~~ttontn California tngtheboardtoadoptaresolu-c rec o:s, 11r····tors ii.! J.nol .;:t,jtes ttwl tile fl.t! ClutJ ,,11.r ' :-,!e~o~;>vrtJ.re.~.llto~~o·ooJJJ iop-0 • Rivers ide took ·..~.r .• v· tilt· 1 ha be ! the u lu~ an11 honorar)' directors, stte siJould {!(' used ror acc £>~:. sc.hOos s en. or m!' Uons~rtlng:thesystem. and for the 1; .. ,..1 ltmc. tltt's nd .00 .. T M 1.,,1/,1,J •• } loldoftt<ers:.h~ l·ratMthe~.·~.JOrtR..I.It::o..~:-.l'"''S .t..rr.tOge.tto•.1ts .
n1 o ~e f'l!itor -111 'hlt'l," ,roue.
of IX~Jito run rt. T!JO• ,.,,ttl()r
of tile Jrt r• lt-r:. ork.' of Ulf'lll " bein"', re~ted by the New-Board P;:esldentMulanBer-...... J. .. .,., o·vs to ll'te W). m!> T 1 Ut t l..ook • ~ ye·•, Ute o!Qce•s a!ld •---d o' 1 11 r • ~~~~~ llv111.-"' ..1boul ':' JO ).nr. till•:, -IlK er .,.roe .1. port-Mesa School01strlc ttrus--soo sent" letter •-.... _ ""· ..... • IJU4..I oll'i,'1.1ffi•'0 w..~.-. stgaf!'( 1) or rut-1 ·•11"-l F "' , ll r 1 J.r " a~ • ..,. .,.., .... th• wom '.O'S dlvlslo". 00 ;.;,."' i,·.~r ·~ 111~111 <111•1 Whf'n she " '0' 1 · JCJ 1 ~· 1 \ :., t .1oo wit " .. m I}'Or " wcumbent Counr i\. \ ees. s.~:lat.loo. a I h a copy of Mayor Doreen Mars haU will m.:.n P••JI Gruloer, ro-m•'r ,., , Ill tu t ,.,urn !Itt Jt-Wt'lt} :.ILe ~htd, ~~til{' I,Jslon of *'wr""" The plan, called tnt C:4U-the r esol Jlr ..... sa)'ln1 thal th-h 11 u&&tlt tl~> 14'J :. -1'.su IXl" o the ......, -•...: serve as tnstamn,omcer, a.ol mayor s J.t.mt•s B.SIOf1rtMrt .. nl ""··' Wt £1 111~ s e st·over~t r · ,.1;~ o forala EducatlooaJ Worm'ltion board is coocerOO't wlththelact • -'h 1 ound~>rs of.., •...nnrt t._ ...... ~ >J Aildy Devine wlll be m ... ster of Cl.ules Ho~.rl, former v1re-u. ·r tiPIIJ:-. ..,'Pff> mtss lli:. --... ~ -System1 &Ia) w uld prOYide ill-tbat the prel1m\aarJ ttntl:olthe cer emonle', Otrh •·r., s..ut thf'r<> ..., . .,r ., 00 vtngs •oct Lo .. m \_.'in. fbtmation in various ways to plu Is n.•Jt -..i.ftc tOO" .... aod ~ mayor H. J. Loreta J.ndtl< 1ffi· M M • or 1 ~... ....,. Les Steffensen, chairman of bent Counctlm.'l Rob Shelton. sllllls of fo:1 t"l entq tnto ttte : ·· e)er .s survJv :. n-loeal school districts CO'l-~s DOt prOTide tbe dlstrlcts the 'M.·.n of the \'e"" com. T houSf'. d udf' her iluKttler, Mrs. I uule eorlllar thtlr lDStr~teUonal aod with prot' tcUoD ,-~ ............ r_ ... Il l" A:+,"llmem ravor ln;.: the M P II S ""t ,,... nd .......-.......-.: mlttee, wHl Introduce l~e 1969 lease extension, sh..rned lJ. John TIL€' 1 ostlit'S! IJll t' of .lf'Welr) · o..,·e • l1ll ~ }, • 6'" -•-t pro-ms tbat boO!etulb a.od misuse of the system , • • ., ., -00 b 1 doo,!'lller M s ~ ... rK 1 Jones r· rna• or the year. KlU f E"' ('ed)HII! o w ... .!'.l w-1 :, • )~,' r .. re et , • · · • wCMikl lead to 1Dcreased ef-" e er, ·•:!'11 • · · mJ.dP I4J of J l.lr··•·f"mer:.~.lrt -('ut l o.-oru. rJpJ M.&r, "nd 3 l!.eat-11 I .~ ·• U Jo {Dick) Hlch:il.rd, G. WIIU.lm " 00 .1 • R ld c IDCJ ._. v.uec veoess Cl I d d IJaql, ,1J.l mvtxb, rubl('s ..~oo gT.l . cht llrt>.'l, ro.Ut•n, 011.1. • bOOldistrl t-•'-"' I I • GruMy ;~.nd Albert J. Auer, 1 -11 J
""The bOOrd .... t;"".,.;;;;;'iiyre. ose ou aw s u le stat•s tho! !he lease should be PM"'"' d h -~ . ,."1": ··~;.
Je<UIIC the pfarl.-are. ex!eMPd to , !aciUr.le Ute de-ur er c arge ru lng due JOlutloD staUDc U.t the district A reqoest for a 111rft7 bood ell at1,1r11v~ th e re lease o• veloom.~nt or the property tolls
could DOl JlCIPOrt tbt coMJ.nlllog by Ltlliu Barbee, 2192 P~~ellte the $1 000 surety boo 1 on ..1 tull poleolll.itl." Tt»ey s.ay th:tl
deYtlcpmont of the l)'item ·.mw Costa Mesa, wb3 wtshta t~ bJsiftl;s license lssU(l(] to Mr s. ottkHtionat monetuy benefits to S~rlor Court Judge Howud
preclst -.p•a.reJDdlldtdlftthe close out M.r late twslaad's Bll'bee, But they ar e holdlog JtJ !tit city "" ler the new lease C . C.&meron r~tused last Frida.)'
pluto: tallorlDf busiDe~ prompted a trust the Dl!ar~$SOO c har~ her \VOUld be In ertt:Ss or$6,300,000 to reduce tile $50,000ba.ll set on
• Pro(eet local tcbOol dls-QIW loot at tbe Coaa Mta ln closlq tees tmUI the Ia lis during lht> rem dnlng )'ears or m 1fder su~l Mrs. Owi!Ua
ltlcll from other aceacles Wbo "COlnl 0tJt ol basfDMs" laW&. r~.driDC SUCh fees :ue <n•.re fiisUO( lease. Dean lloclt.
wllb to p.to aeeen tolnb'rna-M·lDda.J aicbt tbt CUJ Ca... closely eum:ned, Former Vice-Mayor Lorena, Tht> dlstrf('l attorney's otticE'
t:toa otba'thlD those stlpulated.. "Our laws WU@ aJml!d at cha.lrm.1n or the rE>slden~s tu-requested dE>nlal of reduction
• Pttelucle a polWealotprf .. ll!l QU!STlOHHAIRIE tl\ost wbO cl>l3e thelr busl-payers comm \H~~ ORlOSIDg t~ or tall, saytGg !bat Mrs. Hunt
HuDI':. J.ltOfll(>} • .iiiO.,'inR lh•
deCense ii~C I'!i~ to pu!Jce state-
ments, p1 rlures. I'IOSJ!Ib I r e-
cords o~.nd .. thf>r !UIJ. rr\atin~to
tler url.'st.
Mrs. Hunt will 4'Pt"at befOrf>
J~1gp Jame~ F'. Judp Jan.
14 •n!l. II Is e~ted, bffotf'
the same Jurist Jan. %7 rot thtr nte boctJ « &IIDCJ from diU.. DISOJSSION JAM.. 19 aesses every otber W~M:k.'' uJd leu? utension, states that the twt aUe('edty thr•teaed to kj 11 ctac tM ru .. , or reptatloUa" Dr Holu FrbleU Mad Mo.J(M' A.. L. PlDkley. ''We cer. Bay Cl1h \lifers )ess than half htr 12 -Year old daucflter . pre-trtal :.~rlloo ·
to wbo L1 u autborl&ed ner ot ot th., NtwpOrt cnar!bu of tiJDlJ did DOt wt5h to Impose or the DOrm.ll rf.tlltn oo land JUdgt Howard Cameroo s.t DOWNTOWN UPLIFT
tbt Llformat.loo.. Commcee ~ CommJt .. ...-. 8Ms oa s.ch people as u.Jwe. He cites ncures $howlnc Jail. 14 as thf datt on wtllcn STUDIED FOR MEU
Tbt re•l•~ ai.Jo demaDds tee. rtpOr'ted ~ W'eft tMt Mrs. O&rbH.'' la.Dd ~lut to bf> $4, m,ooo, lhe courl wHI btar a mot1on Ttl• plamUnc CfO'Il or Wi.Lttr taat., COlt tx ~Uqaelt or 1 000 of .._ 1100 wblch, at 6.5\ return, ihofllld tor dlsm.iua.t ol murder ebar. ud Ka.mm wu cbo8ta ~ ~ ot tM pllllll 1D be Mtru U!lt M Ui ld8 == DRUG SIMfHA.R SET produce .• mtatm•m "J!$10'7,12$ rts ftltd apiut Wu. HW ••tAI.Ac by the Colta Mea City
Nndlted .-a klcalldoo\iia-tN liCit Olt eo ..,._. coa RCII'....eat~HS cl tbe ~tw-a Jilt, lll.ltead of tbe Pf000'9td &ftK tlw fatal !Jt&btl(q ol W Ca-ell to eoadiiCt a SSO,OOO
trlcU ud 1Mt ~ -ewu, au--"-port -pollee~ $150,000. • ....... W!!Us R ... 1ut Doc. -a1 _.....,. r«<eHialo-
'II'ID !Jot.:-to prol8el wltll -Ia. Tlto ,_ al-'II1D -• • -l•r 00 dnc !ac.m!Joot C_.llmu Ed 14 ta lhotr -Vlow Hills mi!IL
c..-r..U, ...... ol lacaJ ~ ... q tiiUIE?tr .. WiD be .._. ...._ &t 1:JO P-I'• 'h•Jd&J, IUrtta tuwd a ltatlnl.:}tl( tblt ~. b onr..aU p.IU l:lrdeftq,_
-1 ud•-llJIIttllt_.. -at tilt -C-lila. II, ol tilt ~ s.d\ tilt 011111•1-la tilt botlloq Ito &TWod l-lo< !Ia. m•ot al C-"-"'U bo ta-
""""tllttllllrlcla. •ootllli'I'-Ju.lt, r-.c~lltluiBI... lorOI .. lort!Ht~,bo· """"7 ftlod Ju. I bJ Mrs. cltolocl lit dlo tlotiJ, ..
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L 'HOOH OOUGUS FOX~ '**-Ill INn dll 111.1 .... "'" ~.-. r.., 101w. ••a.. c-•-~tis .. -ol bttoc tilt llrtl .. _-r .. H otrMI ·-~ 1M ... Ua ot s.• ...._I& I, IIIII
a ct ,.., 10 ,..._ ur11 •• ... 8-1/1 ••
Utllln.oaan.....-tlt-C'Il-.1 ... llto7s.
'
ly Tom Ando......,
ntlbPPICIAL MIIISPAI'U
OP '1111 QTY Of.NIYPOitT I!AOI CONGRESSIONAL CAPElS AND THE "LIIEIIAI." PRESS
CONSERVATIVE CORNER
tbt ltCIIEM oltlll rqllMd a prodlcttftlrar_,
ot tbl AlltfkU bltlt• 11LU ud lltwt. u
Ia ttl1l ud ta '*'C"d'•r u,.. W\lea IWdld out Patriotic e«ll •lti"M•• tie'-<. Jwt.~otolllltoP-H-~rom"'" oariT 1o0rure c_,., __
Rtcbud M. lfllroo. bll rlldera JoCi ltlll 11 till ~, • ., tlllltwMI "• Mr. !flRdt piU
olllllo colamaut lll<llod to )>Ia ll-1o 111o ..,.lillie o1 111o to combat pallllloo, boll U II
wltb rnt, if lbly Yilb. e&rtll' u prtlldellt of tilt Ubl1 Uaat tbty woOl .S.D:IUd
Tht -lo o1 Dnll&o c_, Ualted Slatu. ~ulooanlll tlllllllo procnm-tit aJJ.
THE HARBOH AN!: A'S OFFSt'T NEfSPttPER The md1ctmc:nt of u -Scnator Brewster of
Offlc9 ud prl-.1 .. pt ... I• tb.e E-ia• B•lldhtc, 1 M;tryhmd on bribery ch11r1e• spotli&hted the
welCome our ••otc.k" Nizoob&ck to tM arcwatats o1. u.o. W'bo iDellllltt, tmtwacJnr allo pol.
W11r 11-lh~ wrona w11r, 111 1hc wron1 time to ru bOmt durla.C tbt early 1fOilld ctw!Ce tiM Ame:rJ~WU IIIUoD lltbtfUDcUonloiJO'trD·
11111111sl 1hc wrona ~ncmy-111 or~r to make daYJ ot tills fltttut decade of or Wt, tt 111t1ll our bQpt tllat mt.Dt. ~
2721 E. C... H-.y., Coto .. del Mat CaW. -92625. usc by :. number of conaressmcn of slmil¥r I he world saf'c for Colk-ctivism. ~y de· tbt ltftnUtJ Whi.Ch maydt'Cldt he wtll cifl ...... ud lftD Pollutioa lboukS ';' tU~
ml'ndeJ 1hu1 we der.cn our 1,~11t 1111y ('hiana lt th.ls naUoa '11 to hue a fUture cr•ter welpt to tht tolct ol 1.0 tltU&UOIII lmo Yecl pro. TILI,MOMI: 673-0550 {Ar .. CM• 71 .. ) doda(.~ lo cover up cmb11rrauing "donations."
Klil Chd., 11nJ .. 1urn Chma over to th~t ''111r11· to toltowtheOettlJlcprtseat&-.d Or:~ County, fr ~::~:~~~~ae:,ur,:;~ · &~en Senators 11nd Hou~ membcrs-~and
THE NEWPORT HARBOR ENSIGN Ia the only Mw.,-,.er printed there a rc unquestionably many other culprits
.. d P•~li•'-4 Ia 'fiN-City of Ne_wpon Beach, and the only lonlly _have: also received "donations" from Spiegel. OWMd and ope-•ed Dewap•p•r an the Newpon H•bof..Co•a Meaa • . . . .
Area. P•bll•hed -ekly, on Thursday. Second clua polll .. e paid ln.c .. the ( htcago ma1l order house ~nd1clcd • C.O•• del Mar, Calif, w11h Brewster. How do they work 11? Our
TH£ NEWPORT HARBOR ENS!CN Waa •djudf!:ed to be • Dewa· Statemtcn 5CI up SCK:otllo!d "0 , C. £'t)mntit·
p~er of roer•l circulation by court de<:tee No • .\.20178 dsted tc:es," often coruistmg of onl y one member.
110114, 1951, In Superior Cowt ffK the Co~anty of Oraf1811, S.ate of a lrcasurcr. and using a po!l office bt)l( ad·
C. ifornla, ~nd by re .. on I hereof is qualified to puhliah •II public dress, to accept poht1cal ··contribution!l." The
n an rdormcr, M11o T~te Tung. They pro-our ctorlous put. Wt an 11ad or comts om San deteoet W:Wtar moo DOW' rt-~'nutcll llnJ 'unctluncJ the deliverance of that our president e&mt, partly Clemeate that PrtildeDt Nllon • Y •
ctl\ll.'rn Eurur1e 1o th\l Ru.u111n crimin11ls to renew Ids pbytlcalltren,th ~P~ U: ":: Y~ by dd~-::::ed~:~:J:~::..-:'::1 =.
lhr\Jugh tho: Yal!a ~grl.'emcnt. etc. ud nau~.um. on lhe KOlf coune. We hope, 10°~be W:tn •:n of ~':;lo~l by w!tlc:h we are to turreader A~ lhc authuntiiiiVl', cup!!ul~th:d ~ckly, Re-however, that be wiU tlnd en-aDd warned fN.t U ~P?, ' our Army andNaY)'totbeUalted..
etolk:es requued by l•w. GranJ Jury's indictment of Brewster charged :~oH!A~:~.~A ................................ Owner-and Publiaber thai S 14 ,500 of the S25,500 he 11l~gcd ly rc-
~~cw ul the N~·w ... " hu~ pumt«l out, "Here couraprtltnt here, 10 as to oeverl" DOW or NallOil$, should bt repealed.
arc :1 few ~~~ lllcntlly 1howJ11n~s of ~latcmcnts restore his allepanct to 11\e He bepn IUs procram by Further dltcuJIIOD relatlBc to m:~J~: h)_ lhc Amcn~·an press JUSt pnor to lhc bask political, mllitary, &Dd slgn.tq a btU wh.lcb formed a.a this taw wlU be ctno 1D Dtxt
Lill uf < uha· social prlocJ,ples which han tnvlronmeota.l hnprovement week's Coosernttn Coraer.
LV ...... .Associste [dilor d ( S 1 ft h SU ISC.ILI'TION IU.TlS CCI~l' rom p1egc tO ID utnCC IS vote on ~~ed our, C:00~!.dta, Inc the colllliell by creatlnca3 ... membtr. Membeu of the amt P'~ ··u·1· t"mt tluml. 11111 furlfy Stflf's Cu.ftru wtu -·near Y 6. ,._. • bo&rd to attack the oatloo wide abo demand that we should coo. l11 Herbor Ate•:
Out of Hwbor An:a; "". l mmlumt\t William An wood. Lt)(Jic Tberl are those who have problem of cootroWng the pol-duet the war 1n VIetnam ln tlw!
M .IJ;•IIuh' M;m.:h J. 19~9-exPressed the fear that hi• mind luUon of the water t.halwedrlnk m;woer that wars should be
0 •• 00 2 •7 00 pu~t:~l·ruh: kg1sla11on wen I through such ;t ne ye:., , : yellra, ,
0 •• 00 2 19 00 ··Cummmcc." ""' ye•. ~. ; year a, ,
ARVO E. HAAP.A, own~r and publisher of the Ensign
• THE BAY CLUB LEASE EXTENSION
If you are looking for reasons for ar-
riving at a dec is ion on next Tuesday's
election on extending the Balboa Bay Club
lease, I refer you to item No. 2 in the
1'argument against extension," which was
included with your sample ballot .
This argument states: "There is little
publicly-owned bayfront property in New-
port Harbor and ever-increasing demand
for access and windows to the Bay. The
Bay Club property due to its Highway loca-
tion and isolation from private residences
is well suited for such use."
There's the tip-off on the ultimate pur-
pose of the opponents of extending the
lease: They hope to cancel out the lease
at the expiration date in 1998 and open up
the area for public use. Taxpayers in the
City of Newport Beach should make their
decision next Tuesday on this issue: Do
you want an eventual increase in tax rate
through loss of lease revenue, plus an
additional future flood of visitors
cramming into our crowded city and
c reating added expense? It may seem that
11.9& is too distant to worry about now,
but the vote next Tues<!;ly may. well de-
ciJe the issue for the future. And in
the m eantime , if the lease extension is
defeated, there will be an annual l oss of
revenue in the lease years remaining.
Here is one hard-pressed taxpaye r,
facing even more burdensome taxes, who
is willing t o trade that "window" to the
bay for some financial relief by voting
"yes" for the Balboa Bay Club lease ex-
tension.
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• IMPORTA NT READING FOR PARENTS
A series of articles on our local schools,
beginning in this issue of the Ensign, should
be of vital inte rest and concern to all pa-
rents and taxpayers. Special corres-
pondents have researched the programs
being introduced into ou r schools and pro-
grams that are in the planning stage,
and in these artic l es they are alerting the
community to the nature of the material
being propos ed and some already in use.
The subjects to be analyzed include sen-
sitivity training, curriculum on drugs
and narcotics, sex education, and modular
(or flexible) scheduling. Are you familiar
with the curriculum and teaching
techniques in our schools? Read, and see.
Tho! seven statesmen nam;.-d so far m thiS
:~llq;.:J po.~yolf or purdlii.SC, a.s the Cil!K" ma y
be, arl': Senator Frank Moss (D.·Utah).
Scno.~lor B1rch Bayh 1 D ·Ind . and Haynesworth
omassm); and Rep John Gill igan I 0 .-0hio,
and a reut fink).
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Tilt: gowrnm~nl of Japan IS mvcslmg SJflf1
mill1on m ,, ~arch fur llcll.:r way! lo dispose
of g:1rbag~: l.cl us hope they will show U5 lhc
way and I hal lh~ study w1ll 1nclude hippil·s and
y1pp1l'S. Th1• J..panese, IRCIJent<JIIy, arc on~· of
the -...orld"s mus1 cnli);hh:ncd, progressive and
product1v,• world flOWl'N. ThtM' ~HI! lh<.' same
Jap;111~'"-' "ho "'.:r,· called ··1111lc ~di,IW·h>..·llicd
ho.~,t :m.ls"' hy our ··1•bt.•rar· pre§S m I he I 'i.N -.Jf,
er.1 durmg ..,.h1ch w~· w~·r.: fighting h' m.~.lc lhl'
world ~:,fc for c,,mmunJ\m·Sociltli\m,
Tht: "l1h.:r.1l pre"·· hclp..·ll gel u\ mw Wurl1l
·All th,• t•o·uh·11n· •c·t·un to indic'cur Custm has been captured by the per-and the air that we breathe. He fought, and ttw.t wes.."'ouldaban·
1.1 1111t •I Cmum1mi•·t . Dale Franci5, Our verse attitudes of his assocla-emphasized the need tor tak.lng don the "no-win" policy.
.\uu''"' V11Hor-Fcbru:u y 15. 19~9. tes, to lit polnt where he may this step durtnc a drive through Conservative broadCasters
··Jt •/i .. uftl fw ""1"/fl/1.1 rhur Fith-1 Jw:s no be waverl.llg In his loyalty lothe Laguna Canyon, and r ecalled decr y the manner In which anar.
uu,·u11m1 "' !.'OIIIf.: rm,ltmmi.n . , Ralph political fundamentals on which how beautlful wastheCa UfornU chlsts are at work In the ~1clo1ll. Atlmllrl C•m,·titmitm January 8, our country crew from ob-countryside during hls boyhood country, and even are allotted
l'l.\') scurlty to world prominence. days before the growing popu-fed eral funds tn carrying on
"/1111 il "'" 11 (",.,,mw /.ft rr11olmitm in tmy We know that thelemptaUonhas latlon and the Increasing thler allegedly ded!UousacUvl-,,.11~<' ul tlw "'""' wul thrrr urr 110 Commu~ been strong. We reallzetha.tlhe number of automobiles ha.d their allegedly seditious ac-
tlnt' , '"'·'i'u"'' of cmtlml . Th~ only lnfltleoce of the Council on brought about changes In OW' Uvltles. Loyal .siC)p(lrlersofthe
,,,..,.,., ~< orrh • ,.,,;tf,·rin~o.· in Cuhu ;,,. in rht' Foreign Re;.auons has been tm . env ironment. While viewing the president appeal to him to pre-
h·"'"' "' l'tl·t~m·, ( 1111m . ..,·ho ;,1· nor only 1101 pressive the power of l.llterna-c han~tts which the years have vent the government from des-
l •"11"11"1' ,, hu1 ,,,., 11fl'dl v 1mt/.communist-tlonal fh~oclers has beeo great, brought, he ~rehenslveJy troylng A mer tea. Tt)ey ask: "Of
H~o:rl..,:rt 1 ~L111h~·"' N, . .,. y111k Timt·T-July, the e.rternaland Internal thre'olt predicted that this beautiful wh<lt value Is a campa ign for
I'J1i•J of the communist conspiracy area mithtsomeUmebecomean purP J.ir Jnd PW'e ,.ater If thf
hls been ominous the entice-unfit pl:.lce in whleh to live •·oiUitry Is tol;ptakenaw,.ytrom l·.ml.l\l<l \,,u ,,II' lnt.:rl·tllhll•'' Nt•l rcall y. t th ' ld '" T'" C 11 £ 1 • , ..... ment o e ooe.wor ers ... s '"" ounc on nv ronmen-wh~·n )•HI r_,· . .t11,· 1h.~1 "11hmu Wtlrk.mg control_been allW'ing, and the urge fo r tal Quality will tl:ive 3 major
,,, ,, n.ot l''"' n.·"' 111.·l11a, no comp~racy could a totalitarian national program functions: to analyze the trends From the Bible ··~..:r !lt>ur"h •\m~·r1t:.m W ,1~ Fcltlures has been powerful, but we and changes in environmental
coMJtlons, to recommenrt na. 'Turning on' sensitivity training ~~~~·.:::'~~:;:~~~:~: Also I say unto you , Whn-
soever shall r.:on fess me
before men, him shall the
the Son 1\f man al !hl coo-
fen bcfoHe the: angels 1'f
(Od: ({"notlnucd from Page I)
and seelung approval of the group.
A personal l"rlend went ttlrough one of
these "encounter sessions," starting out a
beauutul person that any mothE'r should
have been proud to call her own, and
came out a problem to society. Deep
In side that person, he had inner doubts
about hlmsell, whi ch the group in probing
discover ed, and attempted to solve, The
problems were smaU, arising !r om his
attempt to live 1.J1 to an older s ister and
her success in !Ue, but he came out
forgetting about thOse thoughts that had so
disturbed him, and took up a serious We
ot baring the truth -whether this truth
meant telling a stranger that shewa.s beau-
tltul, because Slle was, or admitting that he
liked the taste of alcollol -and now tt\at
he had no gullt feellngsaboutdrln.king, why
shO uldn't he drink. as much and as often
as he wanted! Today, one year later, at
the: age of 18, that same boy who used to
be clea.n cut, now has hair down his back,
we;us a beard, a.nd has finally come to
the realization that hi:! should g:lve 1CJ
alcohol-If he can.
Our district prefers the ter m "problem
solving" In place of the term "sensitivity
training." ThesP eocounter sessions talt.e
place with some very small groups and also
some very large ones, sometimes
depending on hOw personal the problem,
or ho w deep the ther:.LDY.
Ti1e Na tional EducaUon Association has
developed and prcmoted self aDd gro~
criticism since 1955 . However, the actual
leadership and training tor lay leaders
comes rrom a division of N.E.A., the
~attonal Training Laboratories, wit h
headquarters at 1201 16th Street, t-1. w.,
Wa shington, D.C., aM a branch laboratory
at Bethal, Maine. Esalen Institute andre.
gional Behavioral Sc ience Centers such
as the one at La JolLa also train leaders
ror this activity.
Ed DieckmanD Jr., (American Mercur y
magu!De, Winter, 1969), l.o quoting State
Senator John G. Schmitz, revealed that
··sensitivity (human relations) training
is BRAINWASHING." This definition
comes from "Issue in Training," {page
47), a manual for KJ'OI4lleaders published
in 1962 by the NaUooal Training Labora-
tories (N TL) of the National Education
Association (NE A). Mr. Dieckmann also
quotes: "In June, Robert Finch, of Health,
Education & Welfare, announced plans for
a national network (note 'network'), of
e.xperlmental and demoostraUon schools
dedicated to the innov~Uve process."
T ~anslaUon: "Sensitivity training for
planned ctlange."
eluding sex uaUty -and atter 10 weeks,
they are r equired to pick one of the 10
problems to solve a.nd toprepa.rear eport.
Before we sta.rt to examine the material
in the ''lnstructionalpackages'' let us con-
sider the theory behind these packages.
The theor y is 11\at students cannot be ex-
pected to sit and consume a dull book on
history, They are not expec ted to be
interestl"d in what has already haPOened.
They are interested In today. They are
growing up In a world of technology and
exciting cultural changes.
We wi]J oow step Into the world or
learning . , .
Instructional Package No. 1425 Is oow
being uSed In the Newport.Mesa school
district. The materla.l loclllded in this
package Is by George B. Leonard, from hls
book. "Education and Ecstasy." Mr.
Leooard often serves as a11 educaUoaal
consultant, and Is Ylce..pre~oldent ol the
lnnovatlve and constroversia.l Esalen In-
stitute or San Francisco and Big Sur,
Callfornia. He Is also senior editor an1
west coast edltorlal mana ger of LOOK
Magazine,
Mr. Leonard's article is Introduced as
follows; ,...
TfME ; July 1967.
PLACE : Big Sur, Calli, (Es.alen).
CAST: 35 people of dUferent races.
TIT LE: ''Tile Futw-e Now"-(article
3) -'·American schooling takes a leap
toward joy and the emotiofls, In which
technology becomes a tW'n -on and all our
children become what we would oow call
•·ge niuses."
The following paralifaphs are excerpts
from the article:
•
U Chuck had asked us to take the pres.
sure oft him, we would have. Or he could
h.ave simply len. Tile principle of the rree
learner appUes strongly to encounter
groups. Leaving would constitute 211 hOoest
reports to the president.
wept lor the whltes. WilhOut quesllon of In mJ.klng hi'i formal stJte-
race, they felt, they knew. One after mem, Mr. Nixon said, We
another, the revelations poured forth. The are deter mined th.at the •ll!•·ade
lti'OlJp took on a Ufe otltsown. There were or the Sf'Ventles wtll be' kuown
no leaders oow, Wewerealtsweptalong. as the tlm r when the country • • •
Hut h c: that dcm cth me: bc-
ro re men ~hall be denied
before the anad s p f t ia•J.
(St. Luke 1!:6.~.)
The al<lve Is • sample or the material LETTERS TQ EDITOR " " provided by George B. Leonard aod pre~
sented to students in OW' own schools. • LISTEN TO COTTEN Into bidding up interest rates.
This Is the Mr. Leonard who Is promo-Editor of the Ensign, It s pW"pose Is deadly serious.
ling the "New Sezua.Uty•• In the current I read with great Interest It Is to dlscoW"age borrowing of
i.ss~~e of Look mapz.ine, in which he the line '·Ensign" resolutions funds In o:-der to hold down
undermines morality and l'.amtly ltte .uxt for 1970 that ca n help save our building and eeooomlc activity
thereby the very striiCture of our society. country. generally which, unrestrained,
He sneers at what he calls sezual taboos I would like to commend each further bids ~ prlct>s tUgtler
(hJ.s name lor sez~~AI morality) and says of the Newport Harbor EllSign and higher toanawroachtngul.
that these taboos ''threaten the social reader s to Usten to Richard Umate crisis.
order, heighten the chaoce of vtoleoce Cotten's "CONSERVATIVE For theNewport.Mesa school
and war, locrease popula.Uon pressures VIEWPOINT," which can be district toretusetoconslderal-
a.nd oeedlessly restrict human pleuure heard broadcast dally over-teru.ttYt 1101~ ls to awa-
aod tuLUUmeDl." His soluUoo: "We mlpt· n<Uo-ltai6oo XEUQ-860 , at ·~ ~
start mat:t.nc sex safe and joyful slmpty 7 p.m. tJXt 11 p.m. here 1.11 ~clfte our ~~. Thls
by reoounelllg aU censorship. This means Southern CalltortLla. Is a time for ''beltdi&Mtnlng"
just what U says: Senaa.llntercourse aM EJery day Richard Cotten •hJch tbe lndh1dual tupayer
birth could be shown on network tele-brtngs hJs listeners more vital Is a lready eJI)erlenc1ng. Our
vision and In tamlly mJ.guines. Nothing matters to alert the nation, so schools should 00 oo less.
would be hidden •.• We need a world catch hts broadcast tonight. ''Business as usual" r e-
where people can trust their good feelings, Sincerely, (Continued nn pago! 5)
where members of the same sezcantouch Archer M. Muncy
and caress wtthout tear ot homosezuallty, Costa Mesa.
where member s of the owoslte sez can
touch and caress without fear of
sediiCtlveness ••• It becomes particularly
important that we broaden the bonds of
atfectlon to include more than jtiSI spouse,
children and pets."
Thls same Mr. Leonard, In the same
issue of Look, also is promoting a '·New
Rell(ion," which would do away with
the Judeo-Chrlstt.an concept of God and
faith, also eliminate the Protestant ethic
of moraUty, and ''oo more talk about a
Lord, an Almighty, a Heavenly Father whO
sits In judgment (loving or oot)somewhere
above and aloof." Mr. Leonard wants in-
stead a religion of "toiiCh.lnc each otDer"
and of '•Uvlng !tilly, postponing neither
pleasures nor obUg:atlons."
• HELP STOP INFLATlON
Editor of the Ensign
Should the citizens and taJ:-
payers of Costa Mr sa and New-
port Beach authorize the pay-
ment of 14> to 11 interest on
school bonds to be offered by the
Newport.Mesa Unified School
District"
The answer should be an em-
phatic '·No."
CHARLES E. BROWN's
FATHER DIES IN OHIO
Henry B. Brown Sr., father
of Charles E. Brown or East
Bluff, died SaiW'day In Lancas-
ter, Ohio, at the age or 88,
He was a native of Chilllcotlle,
Ohio, and was owner and
operator of a coal mine In
Connellsville, Pa., for ma.ny
years before his retirement,
and approprlate r esponse. But we sensed The lnstrucUonal pacb.ge oow being
that Cbuck wu as fascinated by the coo-u;ed at Costa Mesa high school cooWns ~ootallon as W~J •ere, Just as he w:c; these "ct\ange teehntque" tnslnua.Uons In
grach.tally learning, so were we. Aoother the lead article on "How school stunts
hour passed. At ~. Chuck's voice was your child," M.~. i..Ponard writes; "The
belinninl to sound more natural. He was ftr st thing schools can do to reduce oar-
talklng about his sexual prowess. row competition, eager acquls1Uon and
"1 could take any woman here," be aggression Is to sta; te£eh1ng them.
said, his eyes flashing around the room. Grades, tests, priz.es, honors have proven
"How would you take Pam?" I aslted woetuny l..nadequate as motivators . for him. "I'll tell you." "Tell her." He
The r~son Ueslnthecrltlcal
decision !o stop plloptng
infLattoo. U stopplng ruo-away
infla.tlon Is absolutely neces-
sary as nearly all agree, then
all segments of our na.Uon -
governmental as well as private
-must cooperate.
In speaking of Inflation
recently, President NIJ:On sta-
ted that "at stake Is nothing
less than the future of the
Amo:rlcan economy.''
The controls m Jst be lt aU
levels of government. That ~
ciOOes local school districts,
as well.
Mr. Brown Is survived also
by his wife, aoo a daughter,
Mrs. Alu Hart, at the home
In Lancaster; 3 other sons,
P. Tor may Brown of Santa Ana,
Henry B. Brown Jr. of Har-
risburg. Pa,, and Father Fran-
cis Brown, parish priest 1n
Steubenville, OtUo; 24 grand-
children aDd 14 great-grand-
children. Francis Brown of-
llclated at the services held
Tuesday for his !'.ather.
HELP THE BIAFRANS
learoing, enD at theheilflloftheCivtU&ed turned toward the young white teacher. Epoch. When learnlng becomoJs truly
"All right, nrst I'd r~ you, then I'd take rewardtng for us DW1I sake-aodt.hisgoal "Otl." "Rap?" "Talk. You know, esta.
The Federal Reserve Board
t\as DOC lnJUated adellberatea.nd
restricted m..:netary poUcy just
for the tun otseelnghow "tlirh"
the tazpayers can be succorred
Realtor Haney PeaseofBa.l-
boa Island, past presldentoftbe
Newport Harbor-Costa Mesa
Board of Realtors, is senlnc
as local ctla.trmao olthe B1alra
Reller Sentces. He ls asJdnc tor
coW'IbuUons for the purcblse
of food aod supplies lor
starvln1 Bla.trans in Attica.
' has been gtteo Up serrice tor centuries-bUsh rapport. I'd r~ you, lheo I'd take then oar row competition will be seen toe
you." Pam looked at him with scoro. what It is ; irreleftnt to the learnln&:pro-
"You'd never take me. I wouldn't let you cess and damaPDc to tbe de,.lopmeot ot YMCA Yo NG Y Q. What are the purposes of the N.E.A. touch me. E.-er.'' "I'd take you, all rteht, free.ranciDc. Welooc Jeaoers.'' T I B MAIL la'Z'.".:~Y :~~.,';y attempts 1o reerull "'~~;~eZ ':~:Y ~;:." ~=h::.: ";!:; the~=-~~:=m:. ~ :,~
Election or 15 membersoft.he call Harold Wickersham Ray those woo are already leaders lnYarlous as nrtous women denied or atnrmed wlllcb ena ..,.. 1s be1nc quJeUy hltro-
bolrd of directors of Orange Di~, Wlllla.rn Dosta. tne' Rev. orpnlu.tloos and in a position to en-h.ls sen». I attraction. A Negro bouse-duced 1llto our sehooiJJstem. Mr. Leoaard
Coast YMCA Is now belq con-Richard Dunlap, HJgn M)'Qltt, courage clwlge In the cr~ Ufe of their wUe leaDed over IO'WU'd h.lm, "You couJd tells about Ilia Yltioo 11 b1$ article 00 dueled by ma.ll . BaUotsaretobe Dean Reule, Chaplain Ed organtu.Hoos or commWlities, SlDce oenr take me, and I'm tolnl to t«U YOU "V1slt1Dc day 2001 A.D." 1D the lnStruc-
retuned to theY otnce by Jan. Reitz. and Margt Wlllsoo. changed betlulor, as well as IDcreued why," Somethlnr llt her reduced u to Uoral paetap No . 1425: "Cb.lldreo cu
12. The oominatlng committee lmowledp, Is the aim ot SIICil trainlnc. sUeoce as she deUberately trlaered his Wbe and 11 tbt 1
I.Dcumbent members noml-also selected the follow1ngnew parUctpant5 must become more deeply anger. "Because you're Jlllll dirt)' WUe =~ the D childl"ea ar! ::0. 'i: ·.;tied
nated for re-elecUon are Dr. candidates to appeu ontbeba.l. ~~;~than woutheldbe7ealssaryB1t~ black o.lqer." Choct almost leaped from crOUDda. tbt:J are AD:>LUTELY free to
Tbomu Blakely, Joseph Mel· lot: Oscar R. Clet'ldeoce Jr •• ......, .. """ were 00 1 m. Y ..........-b1s chair. Cltochlnc hll u.ta oo the 10 llld do ANYTHING they wlth tbl.t don
Jack Dauby Guy Barrlll inYolnment, realltaoct to ctance cube armrests, he looHd Ilia blddta fUry 1D a not b~ -m-e•-• ..,._ ._, FR~E STAMfORD AUXILIARY ' 'overcome. Tralatu stress the lm-... , -... ·--~-.:; WILL MEET JAH lS Llewellyn Goodtlekl alkl Cllf-portanee of mat,.•tntncthe chaore 1n at-sa nee llld trllhttnlnc Urade. Fl.nllb, bt LEARNERS." • lord Wesdorf. eaupt b.lmaelt, tooted &I'OU.Dd lbt room ute oa tM Sbnford campus Board members wiU be In-tltude aDd behaY!m', aDd tht Lab eo-wltb daHd eyes Ud cortrtd h1a: fact Tblt world lt DOt our world oliorDIAc.
will bt deaerlbed at the lOa.m, stalled at tbt annual meetlag eouraps orpotr.aUoos to MOd teams. wtth hJt haada. He .at thai way aa lnlm· tilt tMo. Deltbtr 'I'll "oe• tn<f.tb.'' n.
bruncb. meetln1 of the Orance Tue&da e•eDiq, Jan. 13 atthe T•m members are able, Cbta, to retn-btu o1 tbt P'Oif> ptbtr"Cf aroum lad real QGtltloa lt, cu·we r•llJ' afiDrd to
COIIFII:y Stanford Club's wo-YMCA y Z300 Ualv sttY Dr Ioree oDe lDOthtr la t.bt "back homt" comforted bim. n., be looted ~ aad accept tbJa ehaDp. u we cUd with DIW'
m•'• tulllary Jan. 15 a$. the Back Bay er ., situation. Oot ol t.bt -..:ltlt ways to be srollld. m. tact 'ftll dltllreat. m.atb? Sbou.ld we, u Pltteta. toree Dill'•
SetkMeblek lDn SaW. Ana. • Jure that a &fYta ehUp wtU bt ••tnter. A utue later a1tc a IWPC'taiDCI7 1tlfes &o ldjut to tb1l DtW, .,.eat world ~Mal mtmbtro 'awo!lar wllh DIMES MAROI BENEFIT IIOUsed" lo to pllllo traiMe to become ....... ~atorc..,P, 11e 1114, "I wu1 to> ol illraiJIC? II IIIIo '*""" realiJ .....
tbllft'UitmttUareMrs.Jolln a trl.lllltr, In tbt ''bact bome'' aU.UOo tbl.Dk allot JO'L.I"'t ....,._ IIIOI't iltlltt to COIItrJ.tlila toward &tYialaabltttr)'o.t
.. ,... u:t Krl. AWl v. Ao-Tbe lfliWll Marc.b of Dime• he may tbeo btccKH u e:UectJTtCRANG£ tut two lloln tbu Ia tile ll.lttwoJtU"&.'' adllta, or ts w.. JDIIC to bt jut ...u..r
drftl c1 llnport Beach Ud potluck cJiaoer <1/lbt N......-t AGEHT. H-clt.n, -ol 00 ......... ,._ ot Mtll"'c Dr. llllock"a
lin. tr1JUam J. llcCord aocJ Harl>o< Bastaou Uld -· Let us late a ~at -oar ocbool t.VooP 0 -q lolllll IDIMraJ-Cllllllroe?
llta. Ropt I -ol Cora. -· Womea•o Clab will bo <llltrlcl Ia llllp-.. lllo llllton&l Olllln elopllor u-or two AU ol u Bow IDUJ ol "* ..... -lbla
clt.J liar • • bol ldat llthel:boSO p.~ lit_,. .AJa.a.E c:oonJq oat al -al-H.E.A. --!DOd w-Iaad Ia IIIII -Jkr cllrlly -.lol Ia -rJ!oola, ud II ,.. did,
Goaala trill lao-Wtllard ' mt w 1• · • -at Balaa. AI C-II-lllcb • ol -'I'PUI -n IOIIIOred ta lilt did ,.. """ pta -.p lo tl7 lo *V .,_.. .,...,.. to tM pre. MupU. U55 Yla ()porto, New. ScbooJ. ~IIIli are att• ''luti.:UC..J •Mdac tootn .._ br-k*lt. AJ.MII tt?
-01 -, IIIla! Wla. port Boacb. lito. Hamlltoo pacllapa, wllldl lilt -•• dloc:rlbl w-otol7, lilt --u -•oc-Do ,.. rao!IJ' -b" ••11111 ,_
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AND VICINITY
MAP
• mu ~ot
booster·, offic•
-48" w.d. 510
HAS 102 ADDITIONAL STREETS
WITH STREET INDEX AND MAN Y
OTHER FEATURES.
Al\o 12" x 44" folded mep\ •v•il<~~ble for
$15.00 pP r 100, including up-to-date fr u -
WIJY m<~~p. 4r4 spiJc~ for bu sineH to \t•mp
ih firm name •nd men•ge.
COSTA MESA CHAMBER
OF COMMERCE
SIJ W 19th ST.
COSTA. MESA , CALIF
!7141 M6..QS36
PHONE: 675-7552
WE DELIVER
2626 E. COAST
Orco Block Co.
Bun.DING BLOCKS • AlJ. SIZES • AlJ. TYPES
Te~: JAcboo 7·2239
IOU &crtella. Shmtoa 2320 S. Main. Scn:lta ADG
!lOW PERSONALITY is affected by color wilt be the topic of dlsc usswn J.t tl•e aMLiiil
rnother-d.:iughter IWJcheon of the ~•tiona! Charm Le•gue Junzon, of \~::W'JJQrt He•r t1
Tuesd.ty, Jan. 13, al the homeofMrs.J<~.mes Ga.anulias In Cororu rh.·l Mii.r. Mr~. M.ltg-.&ret
Hussell will gi~e the Ject utt', ll~:re ar~ 3 member s of tile ( rwrny Leai(UC Juruors, ~~o'Jt!r
tlteir · runior Junior s," trorn le tt. Mrs. George w. Coon Jr. of tt•rt..oor Y1ew H11ls 411<1
(\.au b>trter Dawna; Mrs. HJ.lph Wi lcox o! Harbor View Hills o~.ud •l..tughtl:!r Tllf..tru, .uvl Mr<;.
Hert Skrnner of Costa Mesa ..1nU ..Uul{hter StephaniP, HospitaiJty ~:hattiiiJ.ll h ~1r s . J..tme~
Tt.ou1pson. l unclteon r hairma.n is Mrs. ThOma s Fr..t nk., Other ··orH!IIL tl l' .. '"~o:tlii.Jo.:r ,. J.r •
Mrnes. l::n c L..~s~e n, George P.tlmer ,uld Gerry Conra1L Tlrl' t h..ttlt} l~>...a'"''Ut-.tnt! file
Juniors maLLtt..ttn and support 4 braru:h of the John Tr .. q Chrm for \ll-.U clrtltlr•·H 111
Cost.t ~1 t'SJ. (Ensign photo.)
FFICERS ARE NAMED
T LIDO INSURANCE
Guests ..trt? mvtt€'fl to attend
ofsodal
note
8y PEG
Ctu'lstm.as hrlnp home the
Impact of TV oo youn1 mlDds,
slnee so m.tny of their "iim·
mies" come straight orr the
boob tube. We even 1\eardofone
teeny, llny girl wl10 wwt~ a
box of bad breath for her pre-
• • •
It'll be <~ bloomln' sl~ame i!
every one doesn't rush over to
MuiUoil Savings in Coro11.1 lfl!l
Mat and get -their !'ret-rose
bushes this week -e.tld , • •
everyonE> Is turn.lnJ >~.• ·os~sl
• • •
Whlll:' ;,~,t Glendale 1-erl£-ral's
bra!Xt new hom'! .ll N .. wport
Center, tlrey'l\ be to:.tstln.,: :he
opening with ~lions or on.nge
JUlct>, (You won't ne@d to worry
about spillwg your .!rink on the
c..,rpec. -U's on . .n~:e, too!) • • •
l>on'l St't-how new littlE:
Hl .tllrer Arlllt-r:.on J r llt'lp tout
be " spoai E'II rlarllfll(. She's 111e
Iars! d rl ur .J l!ew:rJtloos! ThP
Deli IJitltc> 1 ~10 lui.J ) 4'•2igfreft 8
llis., 7 ounn•s when she iU"rl~ed
at llunlington Memoruil llos-
pita l. Her p :oul1 fltmil y lrll' ludps
her p;.rents, Mr. ..trld Mr s. Kent
AND NO SMOKING
Here·~ ,H\ olJ-ttnle rc-n<c:Jy fm ... ,,,rc thr•)Ul -take a
feather J1p 11m kcro'<M . ruh '"c' the: rnfc:ctcd
arc-a Thrs ~~ J c;~.,.: of thc ~urc hem~ "or.;c: than the:
1111'"1('!1!> 11 ·~ mcc tu l.nu.,., "c dun t h.r,c tu fe'l)' on
~uo.:h Hl<ff~t'li\C .. mJ unplc.JYnt ··rchd .. So, Jon·t
Ui.lr.t: cham.:~:. v.he.n ~uur h~..~lth '' rn"rhc\1. When
you're: rll, your ph)MU.JI\ r~ thc onl~ fll:hUI\ 4uahiltd
10 prescrtbe ror your no:J, I hen. r.•r prompt,
prof~s10nal !ooef' K'l!, t>rmg hi' prc:scnrtrons ro us.
Christensen
_. L COAST .WY .. CC:.:.A Da. IIIU
oaoua ....
Anrler son )f All~;,~mbr•, Jnrl tr~r '::==-:==-:=~-===-===-===~=~• 5-1/2-year-ol•l b:-other, Kenl. ~
S·1e o~.lso tr•s b'T<Uwlp.u enb, Mr . t I
aoo Mr:.. Abu Awl t:tson of lh'!
-""··--------. WOULD YOU
.1\\1\H\ t t ~~ SAi:l f BELIEVE? f
f . We offer you f
· t THE BEST CLEANING . . . t ' --r.::· and complete clothes care! · tl)mas ...... , ''"'" '""""' f at f
1177 N'""'P'"' Bl~d Cestt Mtu
~·5'1 ":5'1 ··~""~"' ~t VALET CLEANERS f
lhf' (·orr.rn ttt e(''s !ll~ttu~s.
111'1\t<.:lr .are rreld .l1e tlurr!Thurs-
1a; of ear h mont h, Addltto~ I
inforrn:t.tion m.,~ be otrtalned ·
rw; Chapel t t
Sl" L c::o.uT alWAY .. -... -. ....
by cal tin~ the chatrmo~.n, M ·s, ":=========~ t CALL 675-0310 t
b} t:ertrf; that the) .ar e con~
dul'lmg "Chemtt:.a l 1.-.~[J()rJI OtJ
1Jus1ness J.t 131 00 U ld.!Jm.Jt•
WUHam :...alng or Corona Hlgtl-'
l.;;.ndi, 6 75-5033, or Mrs. Pern
G. GHl, publln ty l"ll.l it mon,
673.7071.
t QUALITY L AUMDRY -WE DELl YEW t
VOTE NO
TUESDAY, JAN. 13
*STOP the Bay Club land grab!
SERVICE Avenue, G::tr rft'n r,fO\t', 1 ·''
ttre [lr-tnwus nrnr lld mt ot
P C. I Jnd that ~ .. ud firm IS
i'OrllJ)(l:.erl of the followm i! per-
sons 11-'hO Sf' na m e~ 111 full .t ill!
pl.a rt·S of resadeoc e at" ..ts fnl-
lows, to-wit. Joseph~ .. nuerr,
131 00 C rw.pm..~n ·\ve,, l...ttrh ·n
1 .. ro1 e, Ri f'hJtd w. Jones, 13100
Cll.i!J m..tn AV!!,, GJ.trlt>n (;l Ol l',
Horwld W. ChJ.pm..tu , I ~IZ!:! ( .1 J -
ll.;.t\la , L.1 M tr<t•l•.
VOTE NO
•GET full value half price!
ADAMS
QUALITY CAR CARE BY
fACTORY TRAINED
PEOPLE WHO
CARE
2121 HAJIIOII k VD.
;fob.D&OD• SOD
D. I ii!ID I Lie IDCI!Y DIll lEt! 11' £11. • II£ Ill m: · I E1 a: IIIIIIY • a: IDIIII!Ibllll
MM H-IOUUVAD, COllA-
642·098I
WIT~ESS our h.:.lnds ttns Jist
rla;· of December, 196!:1 . Josepll
E. Duerr, Rtr·hurl W. Jonec;,
RonJ.ld W. Ch.tpm.tn.
STATE Of C ALifOIHilA )
(ss
COli:->TY Of OR A~G E )
ON THLS 31st da;• of Dl"Cern-
ber, 1%9, before me, • Sota.q
Pubhr in J.nd for said count)
o~.nd state, residing ther ein, du~
ly commissioned and sworn,
personally appe:ued Joseph E.
Duerr, Ric !lard W, Jo~Ws and
Ro nald W. Chapman, ltnown to
me to be the persons whose
names :tre subscr ibed to lht'
within tnstrumenl, and r..cltnow-
ledged to me tl\at they executed
the same.
W1TN ESS my hand and offi-
cial seal.
Mary A. Haapa, Notary Pub-
Jlc in a.nd for said County and
State.
My Commission explreslJec.
13, 1971.
PubUsh: Ja.o. 8, 15, 22, Z!l, 1970,
in the Newport Harbor Enslco.
BINOCULARS
CLOCK RADIOS
TAPE RECORDERS
•.••• It ... _ . . ,., ..... _ ......
not
VOTE NO
front * KEEP your bay
for the next generation!
VOTE NO
*STOP subsidizing the Bay Club!
VOTE NO
ON THE EXTENSION OF THE BALBOA BAY CLUB LEASE
VOTE NO
TUESDAY, JAN. 13
JANuARY
SUPER
SALE
Free throws lick Eagles
~-........... , ... lrd "-1114-ooeb.
,.,. lo .. -.. I Pall 'l'bo lqloo -· -lood .. -llllr<ll1 ...,. willl "' lilt ............ _. ti!Pilalllt u-U Ill It flciDrJ-~tllll..a.la P'ridoJIIIIIIII,loolac
II Don4o, -., -lilt lo Br• ta 1o ~~. Coach BID
$ ......... 1p bJ dill UacBr• Wtbe1'1 IQiad kilt tbl pmt
'!llo tt. al tilt friO -IIlio, 'l'bo
-WIDlama, -wu aa-Eaclt• 1114 a wtdo ""'"'*"'
"'"' lo lilt all-llllll-tam, .. lltld Pll. 110 -lo
-""" polDt .... lb< S6, but llltJ lllldo OOIJ ~ "' 1111 £ac111 with II pol,ala, SteYt 20 lrM throw alla..,U wbllo
-lDd lllU Ha:t• wert tho Wlldcala IWIIt Z7 of 40
rl&lll al bill boolo-15udlt, cb&rllJ !oases.
.... ...,.,... Fwwlltit n.-ettvety. YikeSiuCilDtUJ Sldp Wtlllams led tbe scortnc
tm.....,.,. ..... C..II-l4dtd 8 -1o tilt~ wllh 18 polllla. stHo Valloro
M2~12 • J4 .. 7172 e&UMt LQ. Rester bad 4po1Dll, accounted for 11 poluts; Hays, i;;:::::::;;;;::::~:. StaTe V&llere ud Ktrt Orelll I.Dd Thomu bad 6 ea.cb; Hooter IUidSbau&(Uieuy, Coach.
EstaDcJa was scbeduled to
apon ln1llo ltleue coiiii>Oilllo•
at 5:SO p.m. yesterd&y, Jan. 7,
bollt.lnc croas town rlnl Costa
Mua.. At 8 p.m. th1s Friday,
lrUpoU& wlll play at the Es-
tancia ll)'D1.
LOOKS LIKE bi.Uet, but It's really basketball acUon at the
UUDt1ngton Beach tourD&m!Dt during the Corona del Mar-
Warren contest. No. S5 11 Sea Kine center Don Killian, con-/
trolllog a jump bill wtth Bill Aluander of Warren. The Ktncs
were defeated IDa close battle, 49to 47. (Rich Kradel photo,)
DBCADB
of £rowth for our coastal communities!
Our NCR ON-LINE computerized teller services, beain-
ning in January, provide customers with latest time-
savina and super-efficient service at the deposit
windows. Your daily interest, computed instantly, while
you wait!
FIRST WITH THE NEWEST! . -
& MDnth
o~~~~~ 5 25Dia pay you •
interest per annum -COMPOUNDED DAILY
-PAID (or credited) QUARTERLY!
MW I ACCOUIITS INSURED UP TO S28.a IT Ttl£
FEIIEUI. SAVIICS ' LIWI IIISUIWICE COIPOIAtiOII
For present Laauna Federal account holders wiltl sn-
i!lls in excess of$10,000 (of record as of Dec. 15, 1969)
we bafl A New Way To Sm. payln& even HIGHER diYI-
••nds! Call n lor details, today!
LARGEST . - . FIRST ... STRONGEST
independent Federal in Orange County I
AND LOAN
u.-..... t ••• 110 Ocul ~ 0 ,...,.._, 4,..1S41
.................... ..,,..,.,.,,......, ..... 1140•4tl-1201
... ...._......_.I._.Oc.ifltltlf•f ........ 4W·II.
Who would like to ban a 10-
month-Old lady dog, put colUe
and part German sbepberd?
Mrs. Lee sola Munce, wbo UYes
at 416 32Dd St., ac.rosa ftom
the Newport Beach Ctt}' Hall,
has !lad tbe dog s1Dce last June
2, shortly alter tbe death of the
pet that had been wtth ber lor 15
years. Koowtng of her loss,
pollee asked her to take the
PATIO
COVERS
of Aluminum
SawaiiJ Styled • EXpertly Engineered
Bu1lliful in Appunnct
NIW lllllGN • -··=--·d· .... Vt;" I .....
... .... ................ __ ......,,_
Olol<tlofll
TANDY GILLIS, nrstty coach
of the Corona del Mar
Klngs, Is shown gtvlng ~s
some advice durlng a rec:enl I
game. Tbe Klogs dropped
final pre-league pme of
seasoo. Friday o.tght to
Beach Jordan, 61 to 55,
were scheduled to open
league pLa.y at 8 p.m. yester.
day, Ja.n. 7, apinst Edison on
the OOme court. (Rich Kredel
pholo,)
CONFERENCE PLAY
OPENS FOR BUCS
1•••••••••••••••••1 Orange Coast College hmed up for its basketball conference
Many lfyles ond I 8 stunning
aecorator colors for your seiKtion.
WI OfRI 10 IIUICIS;
JIST IIUAIIUTY, DIJIQIDAIIUTY & AIYICI
Frlt lllillllltl gladly givon, or hlfl -ef -...,.._lllwn coli It yaur """" • No Oblgltlaa
VIS" OUa IACTOaY SNOWIOOM
Santa Ana Tent & Awning Co.
2202 S. MAIN ST. 'SANT UNA • KI S-0491
opener with a 119-71 eonqu!!st
of Chattey at o:c Saturday.
Soph Pil.ll Jorda-n tossed ln
31 points. Jim Klndelon added
20, Paul Holmes, 15, and Ron
Love and Press Spellmeyer, 10
each.
The Bucs dropped a 91-77
contest to Riverside in the TI-
gers' gym Friday. OCC trailed
by only 6 at halll1me, 411-34,
and was In the ballpme until
the last 5 mlnths. Troy R>J'.ph
tallied 23 to pace the Bucs,
along with Ktmeloo wtth ZO a.od
Jordan wtth 10 •
OCC opened coDference play
last nlllll at Fullor..._
BIG BILL RUSSELL
TALK RE·SOI'EDULED
am a .... u. delayed""' aot
forgotten, wlll ..,.0 at Ora.op
Coast Colleae Jan. 13. He na
acbeduled ODe mouth aeo but was
forced to cucel out at the last
mLnute.
Tbt former pl&Jtr-coa.eb ot
the ebamptoa Boston Celtle.. ww speak at 11 Lm. TlllmaJ
on "Go ._, for cb'J" 1D tbe
OCC Auditorium, It la IPOD·
-od bJ tilt occ studllll Body
aD4 tbu. Ll 110 adm1aloo tee.
Tbo pui>Uc II laYtltd lo alleDil
oo a IP&C•-&ftilable bula.
'l'llt Ctltll woo I -klo-
olllj)o ll> 11 J.rl with RGUOll
T'W 1-1 dol-YO aootu t11o0
-· lilt llrol """' -ell Ill lilt NBA, rlllrlnc lui J11r.
NEWPORT HAROOR EUGII
ARST SEC'nC* --P.,4
lltURSDAY, J All. I, 1170
CO!Illl4 OflttiAR, CAU F.
CITY IASKITIIALL
LUGIIIS 1'0-G
'l'llt CliJ al Nnpari lleocl
doplrlallll "' porloo, ........ ud HCl'-.tiol .1a ICCCitfDI n ..
~lor!oamalalbtoiO
brtU or apu .. ...,..n eUy ......
'l'bo olo-bl'eat will bt plaJtd
OD IV-IIday II!CIU&INtwpnol
Huboi' IIIII> 1Cb00l1711111Ul011,
Opoo ...... will be plaJtd al
Coroaa del Mar btib JCboOl oe
olllllll.
EVERY SAT. a. SUN.
9 A.M. a. 1 P.M.
Leavlq From lhe
MLBIIA PIWILUII
D.U, Atl pm
Adulu ts. Children $2
CALL 873-5245
aewy•caam uyllilq yea _,
)\iicn
COIIIINUOUI -IUMIAY-2P.M.
BROADWAY'S SMASH MUSICAl
Nf1N THE MOST EXCmNO
MOVIE aN YEARSJ
BESTAl1IWn"'
..... ARLO tlUTHRIE
crot !"Itt by Oel.~~~e llttml ......
EXCLUSIVE ORAliE COUm RUI
ACADEMY AWARD WINNER!
BEST ACTRESS I BARBRA STREISAND
l 1 COLUMI!IIA IOICTUIU:S •ftd ""SU.II NOOUCTIOHt i ~~N·NNiGi ! ~-~~ nc•••co.o~·""""'o"~ W OMAR SHARIF • KAY MEDFORD
RATES FOR CLASSIFIED ADS Larp wain~ DLDish modern
COFFEE TABLE -can be
used as bench -$40. 644·
5898. 20 words or l•u
21 words to 30 wordt
31 words to«> word• ..... .
• BOOKS FOR SALE
O.dof ,_,
POT BELIJED wood -...
~tcw• pipe, Uroeel laqlc,
storu &ad t.tva. M•eu.
Wo General stono, 117 E,
18th, Coot& ..... Ml-11'15,
(lormor(J ToiVIMlt'o~ ud
801 E. Ballloo BI•<L. Ba-,
1'15-'IIIZ.
LeHers to the Editor Bank officials appointed~ ,_,RST:!.!..POSI:~Rk~HAc:o~-:..:_!R-~::!I!;,~!..!...~ _ ______.,~!!'!URSOA~·.!!!::a.!::..!!J~!!!!.·'..!i!!·:;~,·
(Caollo El--l) -· udlllollllortiiOObooo II ........ •elliot....,-ol ':'a-W-d, .,.-Ulll•-17 om .. lA P.u.noo.}.~~ -II 0111 111o ....,... 1u-lcltet lA Amtrlca W1Eiell eu lllolr !aehloc 10111. owpart ~ 11oM, U · Ht II a _.-ol Nco111Wta-
...,.., -o1 ocllool ld-prodllet 10 m1LCII ..U -lllo Tbt -lo lA Loo AJittiH --" tit --ol I ttra SCbOOI ol Commereo, O.y IDJ.JirUoi'J ud tnl:tttl comm.a.t COI1Piftc1. ba-. had tD01tCfa. We ue IIDIIC YN, MCb • ,....oliO CltJ, Mleb.,IDOfldtoCalltorzda
Rejlctloa o1 bl&tw bood J.D., lJ lt 1111...,... Ulat cotle .. 10 -recall tbt two ....... 1~1 In :-ott•c. b' Ia 1M4, &Dd jota.S Newport .1JII
toroolllld tbt onrrldt IU at --aplut )oldpa'' -rulod ttat • --c-•~ c~ t.':'1
' ! Na&MJ -1A !MI. the poU. oa Ftbr.ry lOtb tJ thtlr aoterDIDHt, wble tbttt m..ut Aould be I.UDwld to ..--. • 111m
tmpentlYI. teaebett ud Pl'llfiiWI ad-te&eb 1D atu ........ tld.:booL rDUICW ol tbe s_, H1lla ol.-MEW DISPLAY SHOWM ~
Haney o p Yocate tM owtrlllroW of tblt U JOU Uve lD LOe A..apiN -.~ ttee. He tJ a BltJn ol Yader&, T'-e•rrllll ut ab1bU 1D Balboa-~... same perameat7 Collepltu-recall Judrta Paeht a.ad KeaaJ. ;~i' I ~ ... ~.~~ .... lD Newport S.eb City HaU Is a. HOW OPEN OH MONDAYS
deGU are demoutntlac lDd U you 11Ye ouU1dt of Lot AD-f.......,uu, auu ............. uom abcnriAcbJtbe$SOmiWoaCaU.
• COMMENTS ON THE LOG rtottnc becaue •friiJPIICtable" relet, ADd out what we are tbt ,:aelftc Cout School of forDla Iutitult of tbe Arts, , FOR DELIQ4FUL, IHT1MA.T£ OIHIHC
Editor ot tbJ Eulp: lefttsU a.ad eomm1121l• ue dolDr. Perhapa )'OU eu do tbl e._ac at the Unlnrllty ol to opea, 1D V&laDCla 1P October. ~.~~, \'P F. a A.L suP P F. R .w F.N u F R0/14 J f.IH
If,. ...... 7 '·. -of... .. ... ___ _ ............... .... ,_., ....... ... ..... vw.. ... ..
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-... ........ d .....
....... -· 0 ••• Your Now Y..-'a day toe left leaelllllc them, llld -left-ame, or even help ftnueo the WaltllJI&tOD. The llhDW, rWII1lllclllrougll Feb-673-8267
me Wltb a tn quelltiou IIDID-lats a.ad eomm~ are tea-pro)eet. Wllll&m Chlkta hilt beec. I.P· ruUJ, laeludu photOcra.ph! of ft'Ced. (1) Are tblre &DJ chlag beeaule our permntot Youn truly, polllted a.ssiBWlt vtce-pre-thelutUth,llterature,posters 1325 EAST COAST HWV. '"INMIOII vt•JOII
eburcbu ID the dty tblt do DOt bas hired them. Tll:roap the RlcM.rd E. Woodin sldeal and manager ol till Ya.s-and a larp kaleldoseope sculp-'i.~>l ta ~~~N~-del ~':!~ HLC!V PHON E1 494• 9361
quallt)' u "81ble-b111eYt.ll.l'' courts, tbat same Sao Gabriel ter Cba.rp department at the ture at tbe main eutraoce. IIJII•:;:..:;:~-~~;;;~~·71~~~,~~::;::~~~· ~";:;~~:~:;;
ud lllertb)' wwtlly ol pa.
tr-p? (I) to their promotklo eoeowactaa: adYerU.Iinr rete-
nue, U, S. N..-e ud Work! Re-
port bardl)' couldtr tbemNl-
Yet YithtD tht ntber oarrow
spectrum of AmertCI.D Op1DioD
mapstDtl, tbe Dan Smoot
Report, etc. Would you care to
vetnre oa tbelr reaeUoo to s~.teb
auaelatloa? (3) lA your Ust of
couertaliYe commutators,
former Lo1 Anples Pollee
Chief Reddllll$. COCISplcUDU& by
his ableoee. lllasmueh L'~ the
A.R.B.'s shoW him wlth mor e
audience than all the others
sue Putnam combined, does
Ills absence lodleate that you
don't feel his attitude "con-
servative•• eoough? ( 4) Does one
have to be a "C hrlstlanA merl-
can patriot" to fU the "right
wtnr: extremist" deflnltion·~
Can, a Jewish, Buddhist, or
Moslem '' Am 91'1ca.n patriot"
hold compatible views?
Let mP. congratulate you
ou the most humorous edJtorlal
page or an.y paper oo the local
scene!
James Et1ward Murley
1733 CaDdlestick Lant>
Bayer est
• STOP TH E SPR EE
Editor of the Ensign,
w a oes
our
The U.S., i.e. you and I,
have oo money available to give
away to for eigners, and U Con-
gress ooes pass the big foreign
economi c aid btU for $2.1/2
bllllon (yes, bUUon), tbe U.S.
Treasury wiU have to borrow
all the money, mostly trom the
Amerlcao people. This means
htetter tues.
vo e mean
Every ttmetheTreasurybor -
rows, it Is competlogwtth busi-
ness, a..t this Is why we are now
havtnr hi(tl Interest rates. In-
terest oo the oa.Uooal debt Is
oow $18 btlllon yearly! We r.ave
already ctun fotetpers $182
blllloa (yu, ''U blllloo~ Jle..
Uete lt or oot -.. are oC
of tuDda ud are l'rea DOW bor-
rowtor money hom more t!WI
thirty (30) foreign couotrtes
who • •ere rec ipients of our tree
ald.
U's hicfl UmeConcressheard
trom the people that we not this
trtpttul,jlfleflten1D&" borrowing
and speftdtnr spree stopped!
Stoc:erely,
C. C. Mose ley
P. 0. Bo:z 3157
Glendale, Calif.
• REC ALL THE LE FT ISTS
Editor of the Ens ign,
The rapid decllne of the A-
merican Republic has been
aided by an American public
wtU.ch conlldeotly sat back and
said, "It can't ~n her e,"
llowever, many have bet'll
shocked out of thelr apathetic
somoambuUsm by the si ght of
the American flag i()lng ~ In
fla mes; riots In the streets;
the planned murder of pollee-
men; a oo-wtn war In Vietnam;
ever-hl&fler tua.Uon; riots aoo ~
demonstraUons on college cam-
puses; and, above all, the place-
ment of the organlurs aodper-
petrators of these evllslllposi-
Uons of trust wtthlnour govern -
ment.
lt was d.LlQcult ror tbe a vel· age
American to understand wh y all
of this was ~ es-
pecially when ne had been
trained to look on each locldent
as an eottty \llto ttalf. Enough
Americans do oot yet r•Uu
that ot the• enots Is
conoeeted with the
JANI JAIO'
SUPER
SALE
anna 13. ? •
(BALBOA BAY CLUB LEASE EXTENSION I
your YES Ill NO vote means. I I
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Thai you endorse the actiOns of your Crty Coun crl Com ·
mrtt ee and City staff who have worked over a yea r to
nego tra te this important lease . Th ey also hired a
res pecte d inde pendent research firm. Development
Research Associa tes of Los An geles. to evaluate the
lease proposal and to advise th em The fu ll City Coun
crt unanrmously approved the lease documen t for sub
missron to the voters.
Tha t you approve the lease whereby the Crty rmmedr
ately recerves a mmrmum rncrease in ren tal from the
present $4 5.000 to $150.000 -also an inc rease rn
th e percen tage of sales
That you approve of the Crty recervin g an est1mated
$7.3 mill ron . or more . of net gam in reven u·e over th e
nex t 29 yea rs alone (the remainmg lease perr od ) as a
result of the club ·s deve lopmen t prog ram . Also. you
app rove a very favorable co ncession to' th e Crty
wh ereby the minimum rncreases ever'f 5 years wrth a
cost of living adjustment .
Th at you ap pro ve of local Government and schools
recei ving over a million dollars in eKira taxes recerved
from th e Balboa Bay Club by th e extension of the pro
posed lease and th e compl etron of the ma ster plan
That you approve of the Ci ty takin g advantage of the
lease extension now wh rc h will provide the taxpayers
of Newport Beach with a unrque opportunity to finan ce
many of its cap ital improvements or new recreat ionJI
project s without digging rnto your own pocket.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
That you diSapprove of the actr ons tak en by your C1ty
Co un cil Commrttee and staff who have worked over a
yea r to negotra te thr s rmportant Cr ty tea se
That you drsapprove of any addrtronal revenue that th e
Crty could enjoy over the nex t 29 year s (the remainmg
lease perroc) Al so. you drsapprove of the Crty Co uncrl
Commrttee·s recommenda tr on lor re cer vr ng a mm rmum
rnc rease every 5 years of a co;t of lrvrng adtustment
That you drsapprove of the schools and Crty govern ·
ment takrng ad va ntage of thr s so rely needed addr tron al
revenue and vou approve th rs con dition for th e next
29 years
That you drsapprove of th e Crty takmg advantage now
of a mrnrmum rncrease rn rental from the Balboa Bay
Club from $4 5.000 to $150.000. plus an rncrease 10
the percentage of sales Th rs means that the Cr ty wil l
realize very lrttl e more from the property than rt does
today and you approve th1s condrtron lor the nex t
29 yea rs
That you drsapprove of the City ta kmg advantage of
rncreased revenue to frnance caprtal rmpro vements
and proposed recreatronal protec ts. thereby grvrng
approval to the C1ty to rarse th is needed income from
wh atever other sou rce rl can fr nd
THE CITY WORKED OUT THE TERMS
-
THE CLUB HAS AGREED TO THEM
EVERYONE BENEFITS FROM A YES VOTE JANUARY 13 -
CommlttM til' YES tOte • 0, E. Bayless, Ctwrmu., l U l W Co.ut Hwy., Newport S.Cil., C&W.
• •
.-
Bus.• ness mana I er named NE1PORTIIAAiloR Ell!illl SH!LLPISH HUI AU $n\,kQ!,IA~AJ4TIMID lmfSEtnON -·-P·5 no .... 1111111 --~~ ..,. ___ _
'llllll!fDM JNI.\lflO .Waa,.llloN-'-llaoaamwoti,07.-.udilll Tr-ofiiiiNtoportllta -dOIIc-lllo ....,._ ud cofiOIIA o<. liAR. CAl.lf, P_,..,..-ooootn .. , ... cUll ~IOotlaoluuaD _ ... = Vllllo4 II<~ Dlllrlct 11>--'Ill _.-ud U II ,.. · · _..... ... Dr.-~ Or-u of-· _.s~~oo -of RaJ JuiJ1117olcall11oo"!"'b•-I'ORTUITP'AIMTIMG$ up~--· ;.ol::.;lllo;:,.:lll:::;lo;.:.·::"':'===_, -.. .. TIUIIl)' .._ lolllo mu Ia a dlotrlct olllllulso," STILL Llr! SHOWM He -IIIII 1.11 ..... .,. Ia Prtondly lleltl>--11' c:nolod-pool-ol--Ill ald. ' 1Ao11o DaMIIII of Lapa lilo -lloii-11-'PIIrr ..,_
.... ..... Dr. c-••ll'&m oaldllr. A. -to cwrii!IIJ ..... IIJIIIc ---1IIYd.--.. BEU. BROADW11.Y Mr. Selu!ler•, """11u 111eo dolo will-• ucttnell>rot 111a pona~~ .,....... 1011 .w-co• VCJI!oo ....,_ MORTUARY cllr-ottlaootftoct porooe-llleal-neea,eerryoot""'"· UYu a1 ll..,..t-. li.-J.IIIo7 111111 -roolcl'al 110 Broadway DeJilDce JutJIIJ.y, wUloontfDM tiDUee IDd apentioe of tbl 8ut'1 B&JI&de omc.. Mr. [)e~ .....,. COfltamiMtlre U A Jthll,
to ...,. 111 botb posWoc. 111t11 bud:&et u ••U u coalrol artr MW. woa ~ lll'lt aWU'd 1D r~ ot aut ....._.,. Dooda. U a...us:l. l-allH Collla
U<PiaC&moalll_._, &eeeuall!!cuclpayroU. -eompelliiOUIIilo ... ofl.
. YE 21 krnds
Till ..., job prOfldeo ""' a llr. Sellolorer llu B.S. ucl Oe -oct art Jor t J'tUO Ia
$l?,SOO ._.I aJar)', U tn.. M.B.A. cSecrtea ft'om lBC. ud Hamilton c...-. .... au..
cr ... ol $1,150 IJlDIWIIJ. before comlDr to the dl.ltrlct, d1Dc tbe Art studlllta Lequt ta
of pizza!
Mugs of
ice cold
beer!
I
2
COSTA
At Shakey's
we serve fun
(also
pizza)'
OFF
Sane Nero
Yecr, All }'ear
CONSIDER ...
IICHEUIII
ST!El ULT COlD TilES
FOI YOUR c•• 1
Aa t.stM,. m&DI&V Mr. be wu director ol cluslfted Nn York CttJ. He moriiJ to
Sebrdtrer ...W be re1p00afble per&OnDel tor the Et Rucbo Soutbtn Ca.lUion1a ta U58
i)r m•lnQ•nceudcperatloDS, UDiAed &00 Pico RIYera ScboOl bU bMD u a.lal e:DU:II.tor ~
t:ra..Diport:a., tDod aenlees, Dl.strlcts. Prior to tbat be wu tbe L&IWI& Beach F..Un.l ol
aebool plaMhar., purcbul.Dci.Dd: ln prtnte lodustry. Arts tor Ml'er&l JtUS,aadDOW
tbe warehouse. He also bas been buslness baa: M• on Jtudio.pllerJ lll
...wQIIT CAL!P'O,.,.IA
~-William CII'IOincNm ma.aacer tor the f.EC SeboOl L&Pl& S..cll.
TH. AM • ._ICAN LUTHalltAN CHUftCH
a1d the Died tor tbl poaltJob tlf MedlciDe and bas served u Tbe currU u!llblt will be
baa beea wttb tbe district tor a l.dmlnlstra.tlve asslsta.Dt to t•r.e dlsp11.Jed Flbroarydu.
tt00 A.M. TO tO.ID A.M. -~AMILV WONHIJt
... A.M. TO tChiD A.M. -&INDAV ICHOOL
lone tlme. "Wuter Adrl&D.. dJ-:Mlslness manager at Calltornia
rector of dscaJ pla.JmlD&. ba.!: )late Collece, Los Angeles.
t hOO A.M. TO tlaOO NOON -WO~I,._I&,.VlC&
tile .... ,_ 8. .... ·-
3 LOCAL RESIDENTS URTHA HAHN DIES JANUARY
SUPER
n.-.... ....... .....
ON O.C. GRAND JURY Bertha llahn, IW, o1897 Ceo-
Tbe 19-member Oruge ter, Costa Mesa. died Jan. 3
SALE County Cfand jury na selected 1n Costa Mesa Memor1a.l Hos-
U:ooday, lncluctlng the tollalrl.n( pi tal. She ns born on Mi.y Z4,
trom the Newport-Mesa. area.~ 1885, in New York and Uved
Mrs. Harriet Bemus, 2631 W~-tn th.ls state for 25 years.
verly Dr., Bay Sbores; Mrs. Slle Is survl¥ed byherdaugtr.-Newport Bead&
Audrey Cotton, 1509 E. 8a} ter, Mrs. Florence Riehle of lUNDAY ICHOOL
AYe., Balboa., and Miss Marian Costa Mesa; a brother, Seward t 11S •·•· _, 11 ....
Louise Parks, 233 U:ornln& Sanford of New York, and 3 SUNDAY SERVICES
Canyoo RJ., SlOre CUffs. grandchildren. t t IJ-II ....
George Hooold, former Garden Services were held Jan. 6 WEDNESDAY EVENING
Grove mayor, wa.s a,ppoloted at W(".itclilf Mortuary Ct.apel MEETING I .....
toremao. READING ROOM
URP TO HEAR TALKS MtdlttrrutN" FWII.thn .... 41.,,1 t •·•· -s •·•·
RUTH WEBER DIES ON TRUSTS AND WILLS tmN-II~ .• Cestlflllloll •••..._,: '•·•·-714Sp.•. Chapter 121, American As· ... ,.... ' Twe.._, -.1 ,,,41.,.: Ruth B. Weber, 2279-A Mi-
nor, Costa Mesa, died Jan. 5
at Beverly Manor Coaralescent
Hospital. She was boro in Wis-
consin a.nd spent ller last 3 years
ln this area.
S~e Is survived by 2
dau~ters, Barbara M.1:-Un of
Corora del Mar and Vonnie
Potter of Costa Mesa.
Services and burtal wtll be in
MtciUgan. In Ueu of flowers,
the family asks that trlends
give donations to the cancer
or heart tuod.
SIGHTSEEING BOAT
REQUEST WITHDRAWN
The request from Davey's
Locker, Newport Beach, to
operate a slgtlt-seelng vessel
in the harbor has been with-
drawn because It was found the
PlannJ.ng Commls&ion llad oo
authority to act on the applica-
tion.
Davey's Locker proposed to
use a former passenger ferry
from San Diego, which is being
converted to a r iver type boat
ot the 1890's. UYe euterta.ln-
meDt, aJcoboUc benn.ps and
daocln&: on tbe boat were In-
cluded ln the
R P 642·9012 or 540-Jm • .. .-. -s •···• 7·' , .•. soctatlon of etlred ersoos, ~========::::! s.-..,1 1 , .•. -.c P·•· wtll hold Its tlrst get together t .COND ca/K"II tw
of 1970 at the Senior Cltlr.ens' CIIMI ,ICU.,...,.
center, 15th St. and Irvine Ave.. BALTZ Newport 8cKh It
CUff Haven, at OOOD Thursday, C«oea del Mar
Jao. 15. MOR.IVARJES 1100 Padft_o Ylewllr.
S. R. Herplck and R. J. Gar· SUNDAY SCHOOL 11 •-
naus of United California Barak 1741 SUftE.IOR AVf. RJNOAY SERVICE 11••
wW talk on the changlng flna.D. COSTA MESA WEDNESDAY EVENII"'IO
cia! scene, and wtU touch oil Mldw•y ft.2424 r.EETlNG 1100 , .•.
trusts, wills and the probate I•Hiaa 1tDCHM Met .. t Bl~ •
ther eof. J510 IE. COAST HfWAY taU £-t Co-t Bwy., COM.
COlOMA DEL MAR 11-.-Fd., lO .... • 5
HARCO SALE OiARGEO ORiolt l·~J•so n .. c~.,. n-.lap 7 to
Gary Ra lph Lucbay, 23, and S.&.l IO .... • 4 p.-.
his wtle, Pt:ggy Jo. 20, ot 645 ~=='="'="="=4=2===='-l Ynv •c cordi
were arrested Monday by Costa • TOO LATE 10 r.o usc the Victoria St., Apt. 3, Costa Mesa, ~~~~~~~~~~~~J•~n~end~~~~~~~~ Mesa pollee on clla.rgts of sale
and possession of marljualloa. HELP WANTED -few hours 010104
The arrests were ma1e after a ooe time a week tocleanof:tlce .U.ST!R
2-mooth lnvestlgatloo 1Dto (C orooa. del Mar). $3.00 per (L,, ..... ct.,.a. "' A..erlce
sources of narcotics in local hour. 673-3240. !iOO PaeUlc: VieW Dr.
schools. eorc-diJ lll&r, CaUL
-sol~ ~""' .,.,._ <;;ol-solo,.. Sv/(),..,
i
t ~ • ~ ~
" ~
( • f '
DR. WILUUI R. ELLER
~:Mt-HM
llrl, Wain Cllamborllll,
PaNIIW«br
1:15 A.M. , Family -!!lllp
10:00 A.M. -Cllorcll oel!eol A.M.-F ..... _
NURSERY PROVIDED
,." ........ a. ..
oiC..•·-
Bepd•• ••~"' r.tt.w.kt, IU.,.U .. I -A•t•••••• ........ , .... u .....
Or. P.O. ........... ,.,..,
'
SUNDAY SERVICES
~:45 a.r 1. lwtdaJ School
l:OO a.m. Mornina Worlhip.
6:00 p.tL Trainina Unions
l :Ot) p.m. £•nina Worthip
WEDNESDAY
l:lO ..... a;~·· !lcody
1:00 p.m. Pray•r W.•Una
A TTtMD THE CHUIOI
0, YOUR CltOICI
R!GULAIK. Y
r ·:::::::~:::::~ ...... two-1 e WO,. .. t~ ' -D
CVDIIIN ••• ,.vte• 7o00 ~ ....
"ll~ll·DAV •I eLl: tTUDf
.U.D ~"AYCIIII 7o00 ~.W.
NUIIUI&IIIIY IIU,_INe •alltYIC., ............ -o..•a... .......... --~A.TOI'l "• II. JON I:$,
I,.C:A MIDollll ..
THE NEW BAY CLUB LEASE IS NOT A GOOD DEAL
FOR YOU, THE TAXPAYER.
~ a •
• "'
... ~ • • § f' I 1 CJt-dl :1M2._."-M_.IW .....
A FrH ..tJ ••• ,_~.,,
~AND C .. AI"'TI:D F .. l_ll,..., ~ C•P.t .... .J c:Ml•M• Chrd
i " ' ~ 703 C.,.. .. NATION •
0 CORONA OI:L ....... "
n.. ...................... . THE BALBOA BAY CLUB IS OFFERING
" ... .. Some• eo4 ~ -• ot10:00 .....
LESS THAN
HALF ENOUGH MONEY
CHECK THE ARITHMETIC YOURSELF:
• The property has 1,515 feet of water frontrure on the bay.
• Each front foot Is worth. . • • • • • • .• $3,000,
• The value of the prope rty Is • $4,725,000,
• Leased land should yield • . • • • . • • .6.5%.
• The yearly rental should be • $307,125.
• The proposed rent Is. • • . . . $150,000,
• You, Mr. Taxpayer, are losing
per year, If the lease is extended ..•••...• $157,125.
THESE PEOPLE ARE RIGHT ...
Here are some residents just like you wttll oo speclali.J:terests. Yet tbey can )Jdge
this lease question trom a depth of e.rperlence, with oo ue to gri.Dd aDd with only tbe
best IDterests of the P8q)le am tupayers at lleatt. They are gotng to vote NO. Join these
people:
• JAMES B. "JAY" STODD.\.RO, !ormer
two-term mayor of the City of Newport
Beach. A eouncllma.D 10 years.
• CHARLES E. HART, tormer mayor
aDd rice mayor ol the City of Newport
Beach. A councilman e1ebt years.
• HANS J. LORENZ, former yJce mayor
ot the City of Newport S.ch. A eouocll-
man sil years.
• DEE COOK, former counellman of the
City ot Newport Beach for eJ&:bt years.
• PAUL J. GRUBER, lDcumbellt Newport
Beach city COUDCllman aDd former two-
term mayor. A eouaellma.n ei&bt yean.
• ROBERT SHEL'l'ON,lDeumbeDtNewport
Beaeb conncth:nao am former Ctty w...,.. of Hnport Beech. A """""'!.
man flnyeus. CltJ M&otav ftn years.
VOTE NO
TUESDAY, JAN. 13
ON THE BAY CLUB LAND GRAB
.lono.Uu.'•
BEAUTY NOOK
21.12 E. Coast Hwy.
Corona del War ·
Phone b7"3·7336
PUBLICATION WORK
BROCHURES. PAMPHL.ETS.
IMIIG> ZINES. LEAFL
NEWSF"APERS A'NO
NEWS l.ETTERS
o COSTA
MESA
549-3361
BE.IUBSPA • ............. , ........ 1 ..... " ...................... . .......................
• fiw-.11ql .....
o ORANGE • AH.t.H ElM
6 39-24-t 1 82 6:0311
e HUNTINGTON
8EA01
U2·1451
'7:1•0SSG ENSIGH PUBLISHING CO. =•..:.P__,L:::U:::M:::B.:.:IN::G:_ ____ _, o CAR WASH
'"•""' •• c--• .... ~ ....... , c-••' .-, ....
INicl-._.,'-• ....... c-,...
U..U.UII
P.O •• ttll ......_ ....
o FRESH
DIRECT FROM RANCH
TO YOUR HOME
• REGULARS • BROWNS
EXTRA· LAROE • .JIIIIBO
CALL AFTER
6 P.M. ONLY
5411-37!1
A. R. MARSAC
PLUMBER
700 camauon A ... e.
Corooa 4el Mar • PlwnbiDI Repairs
DAY & NICIIT
WATER HEATERS
6'73· 4130
• MIAIIIMG AID$
. HAL AEBISCHER
~..:.
.. ~ .. 1'1111"1 ........
,.,. E. C:.ootiiW,: c:.-.u-~3133
oPAINT&
aAaiiOa PAINT
• WALLPAPEa
Pill......, -Doldl BoJ
19TH ST. CAR WASH
828 W. 19111 SL
OOSTA MESA
(Non 10 Blue ()llp
Rod-lloa Center)
T)• HtHIKJr' M•~ s o,.ly
/rdJy •to••IICo CZiflriOf
Cltl w•sb
_,,_
naool 'flllliY &y Ole!IIW!I P ... to -__ o.._llllo oUPIIOUT!RIMG
Oil ll!e prctaea U.OOO PATI'I:IIIB UPtJOLIT£UIO
~~~~~ ...... loe&y OF WALLPAPIR ts7 B•,.,•• C,./,.•nl
All .... -W.otaoodel •11 fl. ~a.,. -DEL I ,.c. 11M O!ILY
RESIDENTS TAXPAYERS COMMITTEE l"rrttdoiJoW.-. cw o ... -••-c.a="_.'
JLJ Lor-• ,..__,__ ~-a CDII IH .. tto,...,.TI•-1 au-.•.a.-•t•
• w-.,~uaw~ Ln:-:Jil.~-~~~.,!!··~=-~-_2~~~~!_--l _______ .. _____ .. _______________________ .. ....., ~~-· -· .. ---~ .. ,, .
•
,..._6-G-21.
Shrubs, Joterior Plants
Tropical &: Trees
lnsectio des and Fertilizer
S &. H Green Stamps
FREE DELIVERY
Corona del Mar Nursery
2144£. (but Hwy., 615-0160
SHOE tlfl' AIR
MABERRY 'S
Shoe Repa ir
Purse and l~ge
Aep.ir -Dye Work
SloH STN#S
ONE DAY SEIIMCE
1HO H•rbor llwd. eo. ....... -.., •l:Jn --------------
-. .. •«zr n. ......
67Ml.
.... c~ .... ,c:DM
111ft's ........... . ,. •. c......, ... & -· --
CORBIN.
MARTIN
E
THE RIVIERA?
llrQreeedeoted 1,000 feet of Ocean Beach tor yol.D'
OWD usel
S~ldom offered Lartm~ OCEANFRONT apartment.
More than 1,200 aq.LofUftDgueapluslup prlf&te
deck taclDc ocean ••• plus rnrtmming pool.
Only $42,~ with l.arp usumable klan.
CORBIN-MARTIN, IDe.
"S.Wc• 1.,-.1 n. ~IF•f'•
3038 E. Cout lhry. 675·1662 CQ:roaa del' Mar, CalU.
HATE TO CLEAN???.
Mol':! right into this immaculate 3 l>edroom, 2 batb
home In Corooa del liar wltb canyon and ocean new.
Ne·, carpeting. wallpaper, pallt. AJ.tomatic ga.rage
door opener.
Private beach f&cl11Ues. Retrlprator, wa.sber and
dryer included ln purchase price of$.49,500,
YOU ARE INVITED · ·
OPEII DAILY 1-5 P.M.
1821 SABRINA TEIUIACE COROHA DEL MAR
E ~dting view borne trttb separate guest quarters
poolslde. • • • •
LOOKING FOR GOOD IHVESTMEHT & DEPRECATION
PLANS IN OUR OFF1CE FOR NEW DUPLEXES lN
CORONA DEL M.\R.
lJOX Y. f R.AXI<l.lX
., R€:.Al. TOR ' 3250 Eut Coasl Hilhwly
Coron1 del lbr. C1liforni1
Pl'lone: 6Jl.2222
Like to Entertain?
Then you'll love this l0fl'90\l5 contemporary UOO
ISLE home. Tbe large spectacular e!Uy ball. UYJ.Dg
and dining rooms, family room, patio wtth tropical
follag~;~, waterfall aDd poad are all admirablY suited
for entertaining, ~ a wlodlng stairway are S bed-
rooms, 3 baths, plus playroom. S tlreplaees, S car
garage, plus many otber magDlflceat boous features.
Now onered at $95,000, eYeo tho 1t cost $128,000 to
build. Needs DeW ca.rpet1ng and draperies, some pa1Dt
and ftxup here a.od there. Matted do1rD tor a quiet
sale, this ts an extremely good nlue.
675-6060
R £ A L T c:. R'
2443 E. Co.u.t Hwy., Co!tDII4 de.t. MaA:
LIDO ISLE
BAY
FRONTS • with . p1ers
and
slips • $155,000
& up.
rrr
KING
o,the hill
Vary large, vie., Jot. Ylth 6
bedrooms, 5 baths, two 2-::.ar
prage, separate dinlng room.
S96,500
I.IDDU S. I.OSS. I.EALTO&S
l'H £. C.O.. Hw}'~ u.o.. dd ..... 67,·722,
RECI5TRATIOH SKED
SET FOR OCC. GWC
Evenillg registration at Or-
ange Cout College will begin
Ja 1. 12 and at Golden w~ ·,ton
Jan. 26.
OCC registration wUJ be tiRl
a~eally from 6 to 8:30
p.m. -Ja.n.. 12, A-C; Jan. 13,
D.J; Jan. 14, K-Q; Jan. 15,
R-Z; open registration for au.
Jan. 21 aDd 29. Regtstratloo wtll
tbeo cootiDue on campus, nca.o-
cles permltti~ feb. 2-5, and
9-11.
A speela.l da.ytime registra-
tion w1ll be held feb. 13 only
from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. fo ;:-per-
Recil
'l11U~~ JAH. a, 1910
OOOA utL liAR, CALIF. NewjMNt a.ch ....
.. lloalsiiiMI C.Sta ._
Liclo Isle c-. .. .,
'READY * WILLING *
TO SERVE YOUR REAL ESTATE NEEDS IN 1970
The growth of ony, b.sinots is in direct proportion to tho colibor of tho per10nnel ond the ..me.. they Nndor
their ct...m. TMt. .,. none r-then THE REAL EST A TERS. Their detorminotion is to do the best possible
job for you. They oltend evory possible lecture, cleu ond ...,inor whoro they con loom the most odvoncod
woys to ,_hondise property. Jun col us -wo'l ox plain the details.
R~~d•l! It McC,.dlo
Pooo,do~•
v .. 11.~ •• c~l •,~·
1100 Nowpo••
·•· ... :.1 ,..:-·. -.-· .• :-.. ........ ;
l ob ~ .. d
'100 Now PO"
-~ §~
b oo G u ft
2 190 Ho•bo•
To~' l),oh c ... o"o .Jol Jrollor
''THERE'S NOTHING TOO GOOD FOR OUR CUENTS"
'l'HE REAL ESTATERS
SERVIMG THE EN11U HARIOR ARIA
1700 NEWPORT BLVD. e 27W HARBOR BLVD. e
COSTA MESA
m MARGUERm
CORONA DEL MAR
67U550
W " •~ ~olo.m .dt
~.1 ., Mo ~·~··
n.d o ... ~.
1100 Nowoo•'
,l,j .,,, S<~ofl
1100 No~o>oot
-. ...,
~ '~·
lo"> L•~b
11q0 Hoobo'
;, .••• D·•·~l>
Co•o~o dol M.,
COSTA MESA
646-7171
r_.,, MoCO<dlo
~oloo lol.o••'l•'
Ho~·• Goo~
1100 No .. po•'
Juofy Suulo
IJGO No ... po"
""""" w.~~ ... 111
21't0 Horbo•
lo,, "''""' Co•o~• dol lollo•
546-2l13
N•'lol loolo"
5olot Mo ~•'l••
E.·l Gv•••••
t I~C ~ .. -oo"
Joo Albo•o r oo >ioobo·
Chorl., ~0''1"'""
11q0 '"'lo•bo•
Do·o••• ~o•doo
Cc><o •o ofol Mot
l:~uoll l«'l~'
•700 N ... .,.,,,
R,+t, l ou"•
r 100 Now I><>"
I;JI ·~·f 1HO Ho•bo•
c ........ ..
Co•o•o,dol Jrollo•
v,.,. Co~uol"''""
1100 No-pG<'
H.,.,,, ''"•
I >00 No.,.oo<t
~ ....... ,.~
·-
L~<• C .. n c ....... cl~l "'O'
LOCAU t OWIIED AND OPERAT£0
All our .ffort i1 cortcerttTat.d right here it~
the Newport HarMr-Co1ta Ma•a Area. We
era your flaithbcws, we li¥e hare! Our sue-
can is hare!
\:O~<THE REAL
~ ESTATERS
sons Ybo han dimeultycoming l&.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,~;======•====::::::::======ii eveD!na: hours. I-
E & EXERCISE cuRT DOSH. R .. "., Pm IARRm
Cbureh, Inter-642-6412
1n c":o: ::t":t.r ~~ •••. 673-36<11 1 rea I ty ~:~~: t~ ~:=cd~ I::;;:::I7:JO~W:.:Co~o~•t~~-;;; J
w•-McC.rdle
RealtOrs
Rcl~l• Servile Sirocc 194J
CXISTAMIUA ~o~:~~ n!,.~~ ~~~ ,._ 10 v-o... 642·5200 pe: will bepn Jan. 19 at
Community Youth Center IN • S..acrt,._s
Corooa del War. Cell~
. ' ' .;-.·~.:.~· ... c5JNNOUNCIN{} ...
NEW Prestige Homes in DOVER SHORES
fl"Rn WC"tl5 a Som proudly im·ile:!i you !O M'(' the-ir nC'W~I "'fOf"("\'('1"-\'j("W" homt'
design11. thr-Ba ycrtst 400 $(-rie. ThM<> cl<'K•nt \"i('Vt." homes 111nd OOVER SHORES
with its pri\'111(' beaches, boatintt f•dliti£"S, 11.nd plll yf{T'Ounds, '"'"for individu•b who
ri~ 11.bovt' tht' ordinary and can 111fford thC' hNt for thc-m~h·" And th('ir f•mili~.
See the 400 Stori£'S _ .. riM" above tht' ordinAry ~
Jay.rrtllt $90,000 to $190,000-
MoJeU ot 1430 C.laxW Drit:or. Ntw~l BNJth Phnrv: 6<fti.J,I).Sf)
lt~Wior Da~nond Fwni.siU,._s ~ -8tth
--·
p •
•u. ...un
........ IAYI .
• •uh .. tl jlllftl Illizi 1 ...... *"' ----........ _,. ... _ Al..,. __ lotwiWO-t
'68 CHEVROLET
HL AIR 4 DR. SIDAN
Aufom•tic, radio, heater, pow•r ,t .. ring.
IVWR bill
'67 DATSUN
$1090
'67 Chevrolet
IMPALA J Ol. H.T.
VI, 1utco"'•tie, P.S., r•doco,
ho••••· ITSM Ull Stock
l"llll
$1290
'67 MUSTANG
HAIDTOP
no VI , •ulo , ,.S .. Il l H.
"T~E ~Of ONE" I FOZ
US) Stoc. 1111A
'68 DODGE
CORONET 4 DR. SID.
City of Nowport lu ~h Do·
locti•os c•r. Aulo"'ot;~,
, • ..,., tfnrittt I ••• ~ ...
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Awlo"'11:c, ••O:a, ~••'••
,owor stnro~9 . I SI N5051
L::OO •:SLANDERS Marpret a.nd Frank B. Meier Jr.
enjoyed a Christmu bollday pt-tol9tber with their .ta 'Jehter
Kathy 1.n ldt~llco City, Here they are shown with a Mulcan-
style Santa Claus in Alameda P~.:k. Kathy Is atteodiq the
University of tbe Americas In MEI1co City,
Church News
Ttle ~""irst 8apUst Church of and 10:31) a.m. Sunday is Harald
M·!sa, 301 Migoolia St. Engelhardt, missionary with the
Pastor P. G. Neumann wlU Eastern European r.rsslon, He
Oi'l ''Seeing the glory of serves !_n Berlin., working
at the ll a.m,Sundayser-mostly with refuge 2s in there.
At 7 p.m., his topic wlU fus'!e ~!imps. Pastor Henry E.
be ''Does Goj abandon mao?" Jones wtu bring the evening
message at 7 p.m. . ~ . . .
Til <! Central Bible Church, Christian Scienc e Churches
23rd St. at Orange Ave., Co.ita-''Sacram<? 1t" w111 be the ~ "!.i~.=c..£2!-U~~~~ lesson-sermon topic at the li communion service this Sunday.
Services are held at 9:15 and
11 a.m. tn ~'!v;ort Beach, 11
a.m. to Costa Mesa, and l Oa.m.
in Harbor V~u HJlls. • • •
M.U'lners Church, 2200 E.
Coast Hwy., Corom del Mar-
Dr. Gle;n O'Neal ot Biola Col-
lege will again be the guest
preacher at the 10 a.m. an1
7:30 p.m. Sunday services. He
is also conducting Bible study
at ?;SO on Wednesday evenings. • • •
SALE 40 Tennis Dresses
s900 to S147S
st. Michael's and All Angels'
Episcopal Church, 2333 Po~.ctflc
View 0 ~ ., Harbor View HUls-
T he Rev. Jo'ln Rogers Davis
wtu preach on the ho ly Ev:phany
at the 8, 9:30 and 11 a.m. com-
munion services this SunOay,
The annual parlsh meeting wiU
be held at 8 p.m. Jan. 13, IOI·
lowing a 6:30 dinner. • • •
12 PR. ONLY BROWNIE
Boots
REG. $30.00 & 536.00
15 PR. -REC. 55.95-SALE
Tennis Shorts
REC. S5.95-RED NYLON
Jackets
BALCO -ENGLISH
ennis Balls 3
REG. 3/1.49 -
PENNSYLVANIA EXTRA DUTY
Tennis Balls
DUNLOP FORT -STRUNG
Tennis
ets
8 OHL Y -ORLON
Sweaters
REG. S 15.00 -
SALE
The Newport Hr~.rbor Luther-
an Cilurch, 2501 C lillD~.,N ~w~
port Heights -Pastor James
Bl,aln will preach at 9 and l1
a.m. SuOOay on "Stop il.ld let
me tell you," based on Isaiah
60 :1-6. • • •
The Lutheran Church or the
Master, 2900 P !·..:Uic VIew Dr.,
Harbor View· Hills-La} men
Ala.n Sawyer and Arthur Womer
w~ll have charge or the 9:15
and 11 a .. n. ~rvlces this Sw1.
day. PJ.Stor Willi.lm Eller has
been invited to attend a m2et1ng
in Chicago. • • •
Til~ :'J~wport Unity Church,
meeting at 15th St. a.od Irvine
A.ve., Clllf· flaven -The Rev.
Loren Flickinger will preach
at 10 a.m. SUJithy oo the topic,
"Wt":k with the creative pr.J-
cess." The 7:30 Wl:Jnesday
evening services ffiU resum ~
Fold.
ANNOUNCING OUR J A N U A R Y SALE
'
The Big One!
PRICES ARE
DIASTlCALL Y REDUCED!
Men, Women ond Boy•
SPORTSWEAR, DRESSES,
SWEATERS, PANTS, ROBES,
LINGERIE, NIGHT WEAR,
Table linf'nl, Both Towel•
Plosli( CIOMt A((enori••
CLOSING OUT
BOYS DEPARTMENT
C)C)cXS OffH AT 9:30 A.M.
Mt•;.t Ctodit Cordt A«oll't.d
Zonta honors Earhart
Mn. Rot>trt--praat-
doat ol tbo Nowport lllrbor z-chit>, .,_ .. tbo 1111-
·-_,, Ju_ 8 Will bt -lllc tbo _, ot tbo
tabjeetl rtllttd to Wa a&Uoo'•
.... uplontloo propm,ud
bU IIIPIUid u l'lllt oo telt-
•Yioa &ad radio PI'OCf&ml,
CurrtDtb' be lJ -..pr of
actiDWlc prosram1 at tbe
PhUco-Forct Corporation.
MARINERS CHURCH
ANNOUNCES
!h·. Clooll 0'11101, .,._ at TLid 1'booloclctJ
Semlal.t)', La JUndl. wt11 bt lutlt mtnlltU' D tbl
10 ..... "'"lee~~~~~-,. ilte Amelia Earhart, a f«mer
Zoata member of the lnttr·
aatto.luecuun womeo•• or-
p.atutloll.
Tbe IIPUW wtU be Dr.
Du.lel N, Tomptlna, who has
ebo .. a b' bla topic, "Aero-
eamea," to be accom -
wUh movl.Da:pteturesaDd
~~~:;, He Is an author and a
Ura, Wakilmar Acter &ad
u .-'j:. WarUn Sheely are lD
cbarp of arrupmtaU:. De-
corations are by Mr1. Jack
Relllert.
DIO lAST C:O.UT HW\',, CDIDIIA DG. MAl
ti on a wide nrlety o1
DR. F. H. HENRY DIES
Dr. Fredrick H. Henry, 82,
of 1843 Monrovia, Space-64,
Costa Mesa, died Jan. 1 at his
resldeace. He was botnOct.lO,
188'7, 1n Iowa an.1 ~nt 44 years
1n CautoroJ.a, Z months tn this
area.
He ts survtnd by hls wile,
Florence; 2 daughters, Mrs.
Dana H.CrumofCostaMesaaDd
Mrs. T3d BUcnrtcb ot Tezas;
3 br'otbers and 3 sisters, au
trom Iowa; 4 gri.Ddchlldren an.j
6 :reat-cra.odcbtldren,
FRESH QJT
CABBAGE
Services were beld Jan. 5
at Todd Chapel 1n Pomona.
EXTRA FANCY RED
CAST IN COMEDY
Vtcld Frederick. 1Z07'0evon
Ln., Westclltl, Is a member ot
the cast of the musical comedy,
''The apple tree,"tobepresen-
ted at 8!30 p.m. Jan. 14, 15,
16 and 17 in the Uttle theatre
at Cal State, Long Beach.
FORMER\. Y MEARS CAMERA
NOW AT
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alSTA MESA
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MATTRESSES
HEW -BEIUlLDIHG
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COSTA MESA Jr,i!ATTIIIESS CO.
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what do the
city consultants
say about the
Balboa Bay Club
lease extension?
1 LB.
79¢
49t
The City of Newport Beach hired a respected, independent research firm,
Development Research Associates of los Angeles, to evaluate the BalbOa Bay
Club lease proposal. Here is what the firm's report says about
' .
SEEKING A FAIR RETURN ON CITY LAND
"It 1s our opm1on that the City should seek a f*ir
return on the fee value of the Balboa Bay Club land at
the earliest possible date.
lt 1s cnt1cat. however. to fully realize the importance
of providing the opportunity lor a fair return to the
Balboa Bay Club as well as the City. A bas1c renego-
tiation clause prov1des a mean s of assunng a fair
return to both the Balboa Bay Club and the C1ty.
ln conclus1on. we recommend that the City seek a
lease edenston wh1ch is equitable to both the City
and the Balboa Bay Club which will allow for the full
economic development procram which we believe will
extend well beyond the cu"ently projected expanston
procram."
PAY FOR CITY NEEDS WITH
INCREASED REVENUE FROM CITY PROPERTY
VOTE YES JANUARY 13
Commuteo t1r YES -• D. E, 1101-. ClatriiWI, IIZI W. <All a..,.,, lltwport Btlc:b, Calli,
00
Building record
is $58.2 million
A dnal week arp of more • LINDA ISLE
tlwl $8.6 miWoa to at• build-J. lleLa.at, Z-ltorJ, 1-aall
Inc projlctlbooltedtbeDeeem-dwelllac. 75 LlDdaJsle, ,aa,500.
ber total ln Newport Be&c:b to • BALBOA
an lmpreutn $10,149,817 a.ad F. W. Lloyd. ft'lmmLDc pool. REGISTER BY POSTCARD
mOYed '141 the &U-Umt uol&l 920 E. Balboa Blfd., $1,100. Re-reat-traUoo by a Pl't-tbe couoty, aeeordblC to County
record to $58,268,980, Wbleb Is L. H. Henptler, alteratlou, priJUd poatcard 11 oow aY&U-Clerk W. E. st John.
ooe-thlrd more thaD tbt pre .. repairs, 419 E, Bay, $1,500. able lor 'loterl wt1o ban Dl!play stands are being set
vlous record ol $U,JI18,236, F. W, Lloyd, 2-storJ, 1-IIDit cba.apd their realdeoct within up In 1,000 locaUonsthroulbout
set the year be fort, dwelling. 920 E. Balboa BIYd., the eouoty, coata.lniftg the pre-
Followlng permits, ln lbe $80,000, L!CAL MOTIC:E stamped, addressed postcard,
amount of $1,000aodover, were • BEACON BAY A separate card must be used
Issued during the last 2 weeks L, L. Galt, alteratloll.a:, 48 P-3'730 tor each person, aM mailed
of December: Ketch Rd., $3,000, CERTlnCATE OF BtBINESS to the county clerk.
• CORONA DEL MAR • BALBOA ISLAND FtctWcn&l Flrm Name "Tbis system will stmpllty
says. "More Importantly, vo-
ters wtU !lave a new, auter
system of registratioo which
will provide for more voten
to participate In elections.
Burgess 41 Yardley, Z-story, Hal Smith, addition. 55Z s. THE UNDERSIGHEDOObere-the voter re-rectstration pro-
3-unJt apa.rtmeri. buildings at ~y Ft., $3,800, by certlf)' tb&l lMJ arecooduc-cess and will also save a large
315 318 3z0 am 322 Mar-NEWPORT ti.D& a motlonptctureprodPCtlon amount of mooey," Wr.St Jobn
gue~fte Ave., $&5,500 each; Sid SaDders, 2 permits tor busiDeu at 3&!9 Eut Cout
"In other situations, such
as becoming Zl years of age,
change of name tllrough mar.
rlage, or movtng to Oranp
County trom outside the county.
repstratlon must be accom-
pllshed by a field deputy re-
ctstrar, a..s l.n the past,"
A $!50 CHECK wu presented to the UC I student loan fund at a recent meettac o1 tbl
Newpori-lrrtDe Rotary Club. Ptctured here at tbe presentation are, from WI:, Rocarl.all
total $262 000 acoustlcal ceiling tor restau-HiJbway, CoroaadeUiar,Callf.
Rdbert Sanc'hls, alteraUons, rant at ZSOO w. Coast Rwy., 9Z6Z5 UDder tbe DctWous ftrm
242 Heliotrope Ave. $! 600• $1,860 each. name of FarquabarProductions
' ' W. Foz, awnlngs, porch at a.od that said f1rm Ls corDpOMd
Frank Hendricks, Z706 Bay-300 E. Coast Hwy., $1,475. of the followi.Dc pe.raoos wbose
side Dr., COOYert activities Pacttlc Dining ear, SOl 3oth oames I.e l\all&Ddplacesofresi-
roo m into garage, $3,000, St., wall sign, $1,000, and roof deoce are. u lollows, to-wtt:
• HARBOR VIEW KILLS sign, $1,200. Warll'IIJ.l Harris Haney, ZW
Bertram Tesman, swimming·• NEWPORT SHORES VJata DrJ,e, Newport Beacb,
pool, 1807 Port Abbey, $3,000. Tboma.s Racctattl, add room, CaW.; Robert Emery Roeers,
0. L. Bran Co., 41 permits 435 Colton, $2,680. 429 SeJllle A"·• Newport
for single family dw'elllngs on . • LIDO ISLE Beach, CaW.; Stepben Lee
Port Seabourne Way and Port Dr. R. Wittwer, remodel at Boyd, 1600 Warwick I...n., New-
Stl.rllng Pl., ranging in amount .654 Via Lido Nord, $8,000. port Beach, CaW.
from $22,600 to $36,400, for a • SHORE CLIFFS WITNE:m our bUda thJ.s 26tb
total of $1,134,600. Edgar Witmer, garden deck, day of December, 1969. Robert
Robert Sheppard, swimming 219 EveningCa.nyonRd.,$2,500. Emery Roprs, Maraba.ll Har-
$ rls Haney, stepbeD Lee Boyd, pool, 1219 Sand Key, 3,300. ATLANTIC SCHOO LS STATE OF CAUFORNIA)
Lusk, swimming pool, 3615 HOL D CO HVEHTIOH (ss. So.~usa llto, $3,ZOO. COUNTY OF ORANGE ) • c \MEO SHORES The annual convention of the P~ge Noll 4515 Orrington. AllaltJc Schools, a division of ON THLS 26th day of Decem-~onvert gar.lge Into playroom National Systems Corporattoa. ber, 1969, before me, a Notary
ar:ld carport $3 000 ' was held recently at the Balboa. PubUc 1D &Dd for said county
• • · Bay Club. aod state, resldlnctbereiJl.,duly
• NE WPORT CE~TER Welcoming addresses were commtsslooed aDd sworn,
f-.111 '\0tt, 3-story office gtven by President RobertHar-persooa.Uy aweu'ed Marshall
IJu!ldwg, 3!j9 San Miguel Dr., r fman and Euc uth'e Vice Pre-Harris Haney, Robert Emery
$315,000, sJdent Jack C. Davis ofAtla.nUc Rogers and Stephen Lee Boyd,
All son Co ., tenant improve-SchOols, and Jotm J. McNaug:h-kDo1rn to me to be tbe persons
ments at 21 01 and 2111 San ton, president of National Sys-•bose names are sUbscribed
Joaquin ll!lls Rd., $7,083 and tern s Cor)Xlra.Uon. The agenda to the wtthln I.Dstrumeot, aod
S5, ';78 Inc luded a tour of the corpora-ackoowledpd to me tba.t they
l\.olhrn Insurance Co., com- tlon headquarters bu1ld1ngs at necuted tbe same.
~Ji l 'lrJu of par King strocture at 4361 and 4401 Birch Street, WITNESS my lla.lld and ot-
62U :-.·ewpor t Center Drive, Back Bay. ticlal seal.
$2,1 J<~,OOO; and construct 16-Atlantic Schools Is a ZO-year-Jaoe R. Boyd, Notary Public
ston otr1 ce building, $5,250,. old lnstltuUon otferlngaccredl-in and tor saJdCoWJtyandState,
oou. ted r esidence and correspon-My Commission esplres No-
• ~ \ST UPPE:H BAY dence training for airline ca-vember Z9, 1971.
l.ll.H., 7 pe r mits for dwel-reer s. Publish: Jan. 1, 8, 15, 22,1970,
ILI\.~s on i ls ta Nobleza and No. lD the Newport Harbor Ensign.
v1s, ran ging from $25,500 to LITTLEFIELD TO TALK
$3'i,OOO; total, $208,250. Garden authorltyaodphlloso-EDISON HE AR IN CS HEL D
Kar l Davis , addition at 807 phet Joe Littlet1eldwilld1scu55 Coott.aued heariJ:Ip are beJ..n&
!lPI!is 't.. $·1,422. rose pruning and gtve p.rdeo held ln • -· Anples this w-" ',\! ST l'PPER BA Y ~ '"""'"" hints at the 11 :30 meetingoftbe cooclud!Dc today, by the CaU-
11 'H!, .t•lfl!tlon, 2006 5a.nt1-Costa Mesa Women's Clubpr-forn.l.a. PubUc UttlltJ.es Com.
den section today, Jan. 8, at misalon oo Sout.bern Ca.l1f.on1a
J • " •. ~. .wnmlnc; pool, the clubbouse, 610 W. 18th st. Edl..loD's reqoelt to coutruct
;u1 '>or th sw Ln., $3,100. "l'n breeDcNtttncaboai:JU-2 e+tiH II .._. ellddc
l.fl.cco Corp., Interior nils, dealng wUb &.llldnds of folks ~wtl at tbeHuatlDI-~01 Dover Dr .• $1,000. for 40 years," be says, "&Dd ton Beach pi&Dt, Tbe Com.
B.\CK BAY I 11ue yet to meet anyooe who mission Is seettngtodetermiAe
rl ' S ro ... add ofn ces, 3740 couldn't learn to grow many wbat addlUons are required to
''' ".11,000. ot the lovely plants with w1llch meet pubUc dell"Wld for et.ec.
trasiLenclosure, the good Lord blesses lhls trlclty topreclude)XlWetblact-
1'ill. ,Jr ·· $1,000. earth.'' outs tn. the Edlsoosenlcearea.
New Interest
in pa at
Bank of America
5% lnvesto,.,
Patabook Account
The co nditions arc quilc
reasonable. A minimum of
$500 opens an accounl .
Addilio nal dcposils are
made in S I 00 amounls or
more lnlercst is paid every
calendar quarler. You can
wilhdraw inleresl during the
first ten days of any calendar
quarlu. The same goes for
withdrawal o f principal.
Providing, of course, il's
been on deposil a full
calendar quarter. A 90-day
writlen notice from you
will alsv release funds.
should you wish to with-
draw them.
5% lnvc:slors Passbook
accounl is jusl o ne;_ ot many
Personal C hoice Savings
accounls available al Bank
of America, 1hc bank 1hat
has your ~st interest in
mind.
BANK O F AMERICA(fl
h the lui-oess ci M-fl
-
Job.D JOIUI tel community at!alrs director, and Rotaria.o Grover Frater.
DUR ING THE 1970 SYLVANIA ONCE-A-YEAR SALE!
• n1a
A. Model CF570WR ofCers something for the whole family. Has
solid state FM /AM plus FM stereo radio, stereo record player and
giant 295 sq. in. screen color TV. Comes complete with remote
control which allows you to tum y our set o n or off, change stations
and volume, adjusts colo r and t int ... all fro m the comfort o f y our
easy chair. Now Only S845.00
Your Choice
Save $7 5 .00 NOW ON LY $599 .95
Eac h set features : AFC (Automatic F ine Tuning Control) whic h
electronically "locks in " a perfect pict ure every time you tum on
yo ur set or change stations. Two 7 " oval speakers provide rich , clear
sound to complement the 295 sq. in. color bright ss• pic ture tube
and make your viewing pleasure complete.
Choose fro m three exciting furniture st y les.
B. Early American Model CF637.
C. French Provincial Model CF638 .
D. Mediterranean Model C F639.
TV reception simulated
c
HURRY! QUANTITIES UMITED AT THESE LOW SALE PRICES!
l'OUII HIIADQUAIIIUS
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f"Oit IU-SYWMIA -IE Dli:WIIUHMIDIT IHSTIIUMDITS
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SI'IAKS Dl/1
1r IW JSir.A'"'" t;.r h USA
8,\Pll.rT 111111.11 TIIJIIUHI!, S,fl•lflrltl. Mo.
HAVING IU.~YIJ-aolln In -rta, 1-ly loobd forword to m.Y co YMn1 ol Wool Pollll MW1ary ~.
Tho)' -"" to bo our oxcltlna yun durinf whlob I bod lho II"!,~ of ploylna vonll;y fool6oll 11\ 11163, lfOdualed with •
lor of Seieoco cloP" one! lmmodlotely -nl 1o Fon llen-
ntnc1 GL, for m.v airborne aDd ranaer tr•lnina. ldy ftnt uai.c:n-
mi'Dt wu in O..rmany wher. I atayocl about 21;. yean before
comtnc back to Fort Benntnc • an lnrtructor.
After .. -u. l ... -· to Y'"'-with the 1ltth lnfMb'J' Btlpt&t and eventually t..c:.m.
~' ol 1111 lftiNltry ..u:a. -· Dupit. h-viftl been ~ht up
in a Ood-r..ru. home. 1'117 aim la ur. Mel alwa,. been to make • lot
of mOM)', I had alrMdy ~
10me measure of ~ ta ~.
1 had abo known a nwnbu of tMn
who were auccaUul in bualneu.
However, alter watehiflc a kJt ol
profeuional athlatea and bu.lneM~
men Jet to the pinnacle of financlaJ
·~ 1 ~aliad how empt)' tbtlr lives really were when they ~ no
olher coals ln life. ~uah J wM
juat 16 yean ol qe, -.how I
knew that if I hued my 1oat. on
these thin&:• my life would be j,.._
u empty.
The Bible uya, "What 1ood ean
it do a man to &ain the whole world
at the price ol his own ..W?.. I
recogniud that this wu Uue, but
what could I, a sinner, do to uve
my own soul~
I realized then that Chrilt w•
the only anawer to a liie worth
living. He had died u my sub.titute
to pav the price for my liN. AetinC
in simple faith, I rec:-eived Jes\11
Chri.t u my S.vior and u the
foundation for my life.
Ec.emaJ Life In HUa
I uperienced for myself the truth
of the promise that God h.u civen
men eternal life and thi.s real life is
to be found only (in) his Son. It
follow• naturally that any man who
has 1enuine cont.ct with Christ hu
this hfe; and if he has not, then he
don not pouea thi• life at all."
&.inc a Christian at West Point
proved to be a thrillinl experienao.
1 found that the st.ronaer I stood for
Christ, the more my friend• were
intnestf'd in what I had. There wu
50mething different about my life. There was a purpoH and a joy that
only Christ could Jive.
My penqnality chanced u did
my values and motives.. A. I atud.Mtd
the Bible, Christ became a rul
friend to me and it wu a privileae
to lhare him with the-other fellows.
Some lhoucht a ~ wu a
si.uy who puts on a ehoir robe and
ahs b.ck in a eomer with a "don't
do that" attitude. Be:Utc an athlete
helped to disprove *»me of theM
m~tions., for which I am
thankful. It rave me the opportun-
Ity to aJter thae old idus that .orne
of the fellows had about Christians.
Many of them SLU1oed to uk ques-
tions about their problems. In
almOflt every c.R I could show
them how Jesus Christ could solve
their particular circumstance.
ln VM:t.._
Chritt -~ vuy clOM to me wilen r was -~~to Vietaam. Despite
the p'""'ura""Ot-actl..,e C<Jil\bat. Re was my 10\U"~ ol dn!'ncth. Maay
of my troopl C'Oallnt""Dted on ~
calm r remaine-d rqu-dl~ta of the
cirel·:-u:tances, but it was simply
the Lord was real to me. Often I
thourht of the verse in Psalm 23,
''Though I walk through the valley
of the ~adow of ckath. I will fear no
evil: for thou (God) IU1 with me."
You cilln experience this same
calmness. for it is more than just
iliO outward exprHSion. It is an
mner pl!illte that comes through
knowlnJ Jn\15 Chnst. He :r.ays.
"My pe11~ I Jive unto you; not as
the world Jivetb. Jive I unto you
Let not your heart be troubled,
neither let it be afraid."
He not only can give you real
~ace, but also real puf"P(Me. Many
fellows are IOir\1 to romplete high
school or colle1e when they 1et out
of service. But what then~ Others
plan to ut a job and make a lot of
money, but the question is the 5-<ilri"M'
what then?'
J~us ChriSt will Jive your lile
purpose whether you are in or out
of the military.
Christ aa.id. "I am eome that (you)
mi1ht have life, and lhat (you)
mia:ht have It lnCN'e abundantly.~
I would invite you to eom.nit your
life to Jesus Chriat, God'• Son, and
comf' to know t.hU aame power and
purpose which hu chanced my llle.
(The above artlck; .. av.U..W. i•
ttMt form from the ~ 'had
SocMty, Oraddl, N. Y. t7Mt).
Andrew Jatkson'!i Greatest
Mist•ke
.lit. fter his retirement from tht>
h1 ,ghnt ortice 10 the land, Andre"
Jackson mad€! a public confesslou
or Christ and JOLned !he church in
his old age After he had takeu
tht" sacrt"d vows, he stood beforP
1he altar and with trembling \"oict•
and tearful eyes. publicly \"Oiced hb
regret that, though an old man in
years. he wa, but ·a babe in Christ
Then he warned the ·you.nJ men to
l"t·member their Creator In the day~
of their youth. instead of wasting
tht: best years of lire in seekin1
E'io rlhly honor. and brinaing to GOO
tht" years or mftrmity and weakne:«~
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!Mit ..... w ..... llf !lint .. .
~ .,.. Itt r.,...rttll ltlt .--.
'Skttt, a1t yau Unk~otr Sht loohd or him
01ain a' if ~ cM14 llcM MIW.e he -w
a~ wth a qveslion. AI lost, mint a llnle
from hlf 1114, die soicl, 'SW:int! Sil'lll:iftt!
Oid rov ewer ""' of a ~ '"'kinl
th10U!h a roc.ll:~ 11 I hod Nt11 dan4i~~t 011
the Wind, 1 mlfh1 sitlll:: llut tt.onk Gorl, rm
on the l01k of lgti, on4 there i1: M
Unking I here.' "
-<. M. SputpOII
For the Son of mlln I• co me to
leek and to aa ve that wh fch waa loet.
(Luke 19:10)
Th•refore be ye al•o ready: Tor '"
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!EC!I!P RC!lO!! --l'w Z
A LOOK AT THE BOOK
By Dr. lob Jone•
"••ti<~-t .lW J-.. u .. l .. n it1, G, ...... ,,., $.c.
THE rRAISI OF WRATH
There 1s no such thina u bli~ chance in
the life of God"s surrendered children. If then
was ever a man who seemed as "victim of cir·
c::umstarw:cs. ·· !hal m1n was Joseph. Betrayed
of his brother!~>, sold into slavery, unjustly im-
pr.soned, ht h~aJ from !he: standpoint of chc
world every rca50n to compl1in of ''hard luck'.
and ··tough breaks." Yet nowhere in lhc rec-
ord of his lite Jocs the Biblf' mention any feel·
mg of JiscouraJCment or disutislaction. AI·
w~ays he was uphchJ by the auurance thlll God
directed h•" life and led his steps. Finally,
when the hour clt6 me that IU the prime min·
I)IC!r of Egypt he reve11IC1.t hi~ identity to the
hrolhen who hall solt.l him intu "l.11very. he
sail.! tu them. ··So now it was not you that s.cnt
me h11her. hut God'" ((icnesis 4S:R). Joseph
looked upon the unkindne-ss anJ hostility of
h" hrother!'> not a~ misfortune and hardship
thai came 1nto h•~ hfe hut rather II!> God's
me01m ur hrmg1ng h1m to Eaypt. that there as
(ooJ\ IO)Ifumt:nt he miaht preserve m11ny
lives throu~h h" aJmtnt'>tralion and wiWom
10 tho: Jay ot tilnunE' W1th thi~ point of view
!her< wa' no place for b11terness toward hi!>
hrdhrC"n. no dc~•rc to ··gtt tven:· only kii"Ki·
ntss of heart 11nJ fora~:1venes..\ of spirit.
Such faith in the leadership ~and direction
of a wvE'rcian LOIJ in our lives should char-
acu:rizc all of us today who lovc the LorJ and
helievt Hi5 Word; and with such faith in
God'~ wi&dom. love. and auidance. there is
no pl11ct for worry or unhappineu when the
circumstance-s art nol those which we woulJ
have chosE'n and no plac:c for bitterness apinsl
thm.e who wrooa or abuse us. All the apparent
hardshiPs in Joscph"s life worked toaethcr for
Goc.J"~ purpose and Joseph"s JOOd . Joseph com-
m.rted hir. way unto the Lord and trusted in
Him. anc.J Uod c.Jirec::led his path. We have the
promt~ lhat He wilt do thc ~arne for us
(Psalm H :~i). The haired of Joseph'~ brethren
starteJ him on the path to 11 throne. God
turncc.J the evil which they c.Jkl JOSI."ph into a
hlessing f"or him. A wvereign Lord still makes
··alJ thingl> work t()Jelher for good to them that
Love (,oJ"" !Romans IJ :2M). In o ur livt'"ll He can
make the wrath of men to pr11ise Him !Psalm
76.101 JUS! as surely a~ He malic the wrath of
J os~ph's hre1hren ahound to H is own glory in
the life and tntimony of 1h111 rtmarlr.ablc man
-Amc ncan Way Fc11tures
JERUSALEM, THE HOLY CITY
By F. A. Tadonl (Tho Lamp and tho Llqhtl
,._ J!'MIH HOP f. a.. 71)7, L•• M.-1••
The metropolis of hrael and "the aaned
d ty of the world," as Prof. Nicol called it.
Jerusalem, has probably a mort!! checkered
history than any other city o n earth. Ebed·
(hebe's letter in the Td-ei-Smarna tablets
reveals that the city wu renowned fo r its
strength and !Uincti ty over 3,400 yean ap:o
and there seems lillie doubt that it is identit•al
with the Salem of which Mdchiu-dek wu kifiJ::
!Gefl . I..J:l8, and Pu. 76:2 1. The p:lory of th,.
past, howtver, has long sinc::e dis.appurcd an1l
after twenty-dght sicp:es and countlns vidssi·
tudes, Jerusalem adequately fulfills propheq
that "the city shall be buildcd upon her o10·n
heap" Uer. 30:18 1. for ~ven or ei~ht cit it'll
lie buried beneath the ci ty of the prnent da).
The city was l-•Jilt upon the four hillt n f
Zion. Ana. Bektha and Moriah. the last "'
which is of Spt"('ial internt as the l(:e~ uf the
virtual sacrifice of hue, the t!!Jt.prneive ty~
u f Lhe oftering of Chdll t Gen. 22 ud' Heb.
5:10 1. The first record~ pmphery co,{h~trd
with Jerusalem was uttered by 'Ahra on
thai occ::asion when he said. "God will providf"
Himself a lamb." wolds fulfillf'11 ("nmplf"tely
in the One-Who dietl there as the Lamb uf
Gvd. Mori1h "ft"B.S also the sile "f thf" thr,.~~ohin~
flour of Anunah. the Jebusite. 10hich was
purcha~ h) David f 2 Sam. 2l: U:-251 . and
latr'r (•f the ma~nifi.ccnt tem~le uede~l b)
Svlumun (I K in~s 6 :1 1. It was u~n thi~
mountain. tlu:refure. that Jehovah fnr so man)
years manifested His prnent·e amonJ! H i~
people.
O ri ~inally the t·it) ,,f the h·busites. Jeru:ou·
lem was partially captured and occupiC"Il '*>
the men uf Judah in thE' time u f Ju4hua 1 Jud·
l{t':'l I ;8 and 211. n,c UpJ!Cr furtrr-u uf Zion
however, prO\'C"Ii iml're~nable until ksif",::.!~d
and taken by David who renamed it. "The
cit)· "f Da\·id" ! 2 Sam. 5:(1·011. thf" r it y it!W'If
revertinJ! from the namE' J,.bu~ to ih ul•l"r
name of Jerusalem ! the ~~~uiun 11f pea•·e 1.
Jerutalem's glury duriO¥ the-time-uf Sulu·
mon. its !lubsequenl downfall and its l'IJntinual
stru~~le againat raids, rav&l{et ami deval'tll·
tiun. make a fascinatin~ study. Thf" hi~tur) ;,
um• o f repeated apoatasy from Cod and o f ('un·
l("qut"nt Divine judp:mt"nl and man} art' thr
vruphn:in fulfi.IJetJ in the inhabitant's t'X·
pt"rience.
One uf thf" urliest relevant pruvlweir-s was
ullert"d b) l!!aillh in time uf llezekiah when.
bec:au~ uf the kin~'s proud and ustentati11us
display uf hi! ~sseuium tu a Bubylunian
f"mha!l!l). the pruphrt was sent to him with th•·
dC"I·Iaratiun that all hil'l lre•~~ourt"S should lw
•·arrif"11 lu Bab)lon and that his desn•ndant :o~
shoullliM" •·unuehs in thf' paloact' uf tht kinj! uf
Rah)lun t'l t\in~s 20 :17-IHI . Over a cl'ntury
later J rru5alrm "ft"BS captured b} Nrbut·had·
nrzur and in exal"l ac('ordanc::r with Isaiah'"
words -aU "the ro)al treaaurn 10ereo rarrial
away 11,1 Bah)lun !:2 Kinp 2-kU!. and
prinee!l u f the ro) al house-\O"ere takrn lu Rah~.
lun antl pla1·Ni und,.r thr prim·e of tht-eun ul'h~
il"l thr kin;: 's palal·r f Dan. I ::H I.
rew t"ICIIt!> in the histur)' of JeTU!<Olllt-m 10erf'
~· 1 •1mpletd; f,.rt'!ihadiJ "ftt'll as till" .t,.!'lrudiun
h) tlw Ro>ma ns in A.D. 70. The Old Tt"l"tamf"nl
i~ full .,f rdrrf"nt"" lu thi~ f'Yf"nt and lu thf'
a"'ful 'alamities "'hif'h tht'n u('t·urr•·cl I f>t-ut.
:lH :l'J·:i~: Jrr. 01:11:26:11-1 : Lam. I ami !1:
[z,·. ll ::ll: llun. '}:2!1, Mic. :1 :12 ami 7K1 ·h,
II :(If . Our Lurrl 1lso foretold thf' d··~trul"lion
n f tht' •·it~. a•M in~ that not une Jlont" woultl
t ... l,.h upon a•~oJiht·r and that Jerust~ltm "'uuld
lw trndden un•ler fout of thl!' Gentile!! until tho•
em! uf the times uf the Gentiles 1Luk" I'J: 1:H:
21 :'11 1.
Hut God ha s dttlueri that He 10·ill ""d1uu!'t'
Jerusal('m a~taio ., t7..tth. '1 : 12 1 and tuda)
th,.re art-imlieatiuns that Hr i!.l oll<"l" m .. n·
turnin;: tuwarril' Hit ~ople 1ml Ui!< •·it)
HE TOOK MY WHIPPING FOR ME I Still Fr om "The ttappy Harveste r "
Submitted by Frank Ehrich,
Member of the ChristWI Business
Men's Comm ittee or Jackson, Mict1.
A. t; Oo"<n· , n .opt"t pr~"' r wh o
"""'' b ''" "' lh,. "'"""'~•ns .. t ort •n!a.
Year> '''~" 'h"r<' ... ~, .• o·ert.. w-hot>t
m nur '""ll"n lh"\ no lead"\• rould handle lh,. hnv~ \\O"T,. so roulfh oat th e
le;arhO"t• t"sotn"d
A youo'll ~t,.)'·~yed teathO"• ,ppl>ed.
1nd 111,. nld d>r"("tor "'"'""ned o•n and
..,!:hen ~"'d '"VoJunlf f"Her , do • • kn!"/W
wh~l '"" ~tr o<k•nl:' 1\n ,.w(,,, hfo;ol ln"'
Every I C".I~hl't w,. h." .. h:od f()t • .,,. h:o•
h•d tr take 11 •• He replied, ""I" \I rl~k 11 ··
P"!nall• he ~l>pearrd for duly One bl~
fellow Tom. who-'perl!d. "'I " .. .,., nerd
llny help I t .>n lock. htrn mywl ··
Th' tr~rh~r ""'d. ""Gl)()d mono""· boyt
we ha\"t come lo ~:ondu~t Kh<» I'"" They
yelled at the top of their VOl~· • ""Now
I want ;, 100<.1 ...-h...,•l. but C(Ullf'U I do
not knn" ho"" unt .. .., ynu hO"IJI "'" Sup·
po.e "f hH"e .1 rew rvte• Ynu tell me
1nd I "ott wrllr lh'm on th .. black·
board
One IO"IIow vrttl!"d '"No •le;olon" ·• An ·
other .-.~tl...S. ··on limO"' .. f"l nalty ten
rutrt ;oppe•rNI
"No" 1.a1d the t .. arher. ·•a law ]J no
lood unleu lhrrO" 1~ a pen11!.\ ~!lac-h...S
What •h•ll wr do with l.he '"'e who
bre•k• !hem•··
"Belli hom 1r rou lhe bllek wtth hlt
C<N~t a rt · Ml'hall 11 prelly ~vere. boy~ .... you
~)' IO 1\AI"Id h)' !U""
Another yell, And the tf"lrtl•r u td.
~kt\oool c:vmn to order!""
In • da~· or 10. "Bt• Tom·• found thai
.U. dinner w11 nGlotn. Upoft h"IQUIZ")' th•
thl.t ••• kleltM-lillie hunu)' reuow.
aboUt ten
"T•Il• Oft' Y .. l" C::MU"' n... IMJCt m.omlnt tbl teacher •n·
noo~. "'We hlw found lhl tht•f and
M II1UA be punWMd -rdlnt to )"'Ur
.-... '-ll'l:r""lp. aoero. th• Me• wtth lhl
-~ 11ft. Jlm. ~ up ,..,.!"
'rbe lttde ,..,_., !nmbllft,. «orne up
... ., with • ~ ro.t on and ta.t.n..S
• lo a.. ................ .,....,..
,.. e.a Ddl; mol -..... -J'(N Uh, but
..... ..... ..... .. ....... .._,. Ntt off!'"'
-r.a. ........ ..-: ,_ bell*l ---· ... .-...
"'0 .............. ., .....,. ""r
.. .._. ... , li-. ...... dldtM
!•"·" h11"t h01"hntd• lJ> \he lad had no
~horl "" hut ~Hirl lt~ fnr br~re• t;n-er hll
lotl lo:o hO"" bQdy•
II""' o:o.on I whop I hi• , hlfd1 " lhourht
hf' ""Bul I mu51 do Wtn~'lhll'l" '' I keep
•hi~ M"hool ..
~;,· .. rythinlt ... a• qu1f'l a~ death
""H ow com,. w>u to bt> wllhoul • shirt.
.Jim'""
He rrpll.-d. ""M y falhtt died and mother 11 Vt'ry pOOr I ha\"t only Qne 1hlrt to
my n•me. and 'he 11 w .. h1n.r: It l.od.l)',
nnd I wore my brolhO"r"s. bor coat to keep
wa rm ··
The le~cher, wJth rex! ln hand, hesitated
Ju~l thel'l, "'Btl( Tom" jumpe-d to his
leO"t <\nd utd. "'Tr.cher. it you dnn "t ob·
Jet"t t"tl lake .11m "t lieklnc fnr him ··
Hf' TOGII All TbO" P•llh.bmt:nt
··very well. there 11 a certain t•w th.at
one can be-come ll tubstllu\e for another
Are you all •sreed7"
OU c.111me Tom "• coat. ll"ld lifter (]ve
hard ~rokn. the rod broke. The tueber
bowed hl1 helld In hi• hlll"ldl lind thourt~t.
""How un 1 tlnlah l.hl1 •wflll t&alt7"
Then he heard the el"ltlr-. ldlool -ob·
•fnl!, Al"ld whu did he Me t L1tUe .11m hAd
rach.-d up and cau11hl Tom woth both
•rmt around lhe nec:k "'Tom. t"m ..,rry
1toh~ your dinner. bul J w•• •w tut
1Unl(ry Tom. I'll love you ttl! 1 di-e tor
.;okml! my llrklnc tor me Yn. 1"11 love
•nu tort"'er r··
Sinner frll!'ndt, you h.lve broken eovery
~w at God lind dewrve elemal pul"ll..tl·
•1ent' Aut Jnu• Chrllt lonk ,.our ICOurr-
nllt tor you. dll!d In )'OUr .telld, and now
nrter1 to rloth• you with Ht• rarmei"IW of
,.,.lv•Unn . Will you not t•U al Hf1 feet
.ond tell Hi m th•t ,-ou love •nd wiU ((lltow Hltn forever?
""He w•a bru\Rd for our lrtlqutU'": U..
ch••U.emt:nt of our Pt'll<'fl wU UPOft him;
.ortf:t With htl d.ripu w• are h4*1ed."
-lulah a.3 :61-8word ot th<ll Lord
Don't Fall To Make
Yoa.r Cl•lm! _..,. ........
'I'hef'e il; a •tor-y ol an extrcmtiy
wealthy man who poan•ad ¥N\
treuures of art. Ha bid oot .co
"WhO W'U w:r7 ordinary and who died
In bJ.s lar. c.n..
'J'b.e father loved tha lad de.ptf
and a rew w.eb tater dJed hlmMlt
of a broken hurt. The fatber'a wm
provided that •verJtblnl would be
-., ......... with ... --
tlon that the ftrst item to be offered
would be an 01! palnt1n1 of the 1011.
Larae crowd., rathered to bid for
the well-knov.'ll treasures of the art
collec::tlon . In keepinl with th~ pro-
viso or the w ill, the fl.rst painUnr
held up was that of the boy.
No one cared enoulh about the
artiltlc value of the picture to bid
for It; but after a few moments, an
old necro aervant. who had alwa)'S
lovf.'fi the boy. placed a seventy-tl.ve
cent bid.
The sale wa!" 1topped.
The will had further provided that
ll 'lyone who loved the 100 enot.l&b
to buy hl.a portrait ahould receive
everythiDI In the father'• houR.
When we WI ln Jove with Jesus
ChrUt. the center of the Father'•
Jove and affection, we automatically
and Immediately become the redpl~
ents of all the rlchet ot the Father's
house. What an Inheritance hu been
found In Christ b)' thOR who love
Him!
And what an Inheritance hu IW.1
to be daimed by thoee who have
never met Him or known Mimi-
From Meaate of Vk-tory-J:n&land
Via PU.run Tr.ct Soc:let7
"Well, Bow b M.r, A4uu?"'"
When ID hJa •'-"'Uea., Joh.D Qu1Dey
Adam. .... atccD.ttd by • fntnd.
·'W.U. how II llr. Adam.a?" The
,._ npllod. ., .... QuiDcr
~ Js W67 wen. atr, but the
h<M.* be ia lMnc in ia last d«a7·
tQC. TIM ~ la lbaJQ', the
wlodow• are c.~ IIDd the roof
DOt 10 ltrOQI u It GlliC'e ...._ mel ns.
{Kt ... JobD Qul.ney Mama ia Pft-
parin& to mO¥a into • new N.blta ..
tl-."
....... .. lt:Dow that ll OW' ewtb·
ly bouM of Will tab~Waede ...
cUuolnd. we ba" a bw'H'"-o1 Co<t .... -1001 __ _
elemal ta 'the .,_...._ .. (J Cln 11:'1)
l811tW ,_ ..... ~ ....
BelieYI
11 God
Br~tev. David Sieber&
Repri,letl fro •
CHRISTIAN NE"S
P. 0. BoN 168
New H.r v•"· ,\l o.
•
___ ....., .. ..,._ .. _. .......... --~ __ ............ ,_. .. _......_ ......... ,."
(Co•ll•uJ fro• l••t w•d)
Ill. TIUa Lelltr C..lolaa
• lfo•utou Offer
In t~ pla.I.Mtt ol term~ God
makH thlt tnomendoua 1tatement
conc:emfnr tliJ Son-··Whoec:Movcr
bclJevcth In hlm should not perish,
but hav~ e\l~luUna: life."
NOW' a letter may or may not
be Important. Som~ letter~ that
come to Ul an not deemed 1m·
portant enouch to be read. An-
other letter may bc a mat~r of
lire or death, Such a letter wu
once sent to a man name-d Geor&"e
WilJOn who. In Phlladelphla, in
11130, wa• Hntcnced to hanc lor
murder. Later Andrew JacQon,
the Prt"'ldent. tent WIJ.on a letter
contalnlna a pardon which meant
llfc and liberty. That letter wu
a matlcr ot life and death to the
doomed man.
God' a Jetter in John 3 :16 il; the
~I important letter mortal man
could ever rect>lve. It Is a matter
ol lite or death and that for eter-
nity. ThP .-verlasling, I.IIM'ndlne fu-
ture, for millions of billions of
qulntiJUom of yean~ y!'t to come,
whf>thc.-r for Wt'll or for woe, for
rlory or for &hamt'. for joy or for
mlury. will be dete-rmined by the
re-apons.e of ttwo man or woman
now f'('ading this uormon, to the
offt•r of God made in rny text.
Think of that for Importance.
"Sboukl not perilh, but have ev-
erla!'ltinr lift"." Two alternatives
are ttwore, and only two. 'll\ey ~
f'VPrlasting lire and t>verluUng
df-ath. What vialons of ~lory, of
1ladMU, of nobility, o1 bleued-
neou, are broueht bf'fore u• by the
words "e\·erlutlnr life"~ What un·
utterable woe' Is envisiont'd by that
te.-ribleo word "perish"! Think of
Pt"riahlna: for" v e r . pcrllhine
throurhout eternity.
IV. The Addre. oa the Letter
Certainly the Important part of
a letter il; the name on the en-
ve-lop~". To whom 11 thil; Divine
meuqe addreast"d! To whom Is
!his offer of everlastine lit.-made!
1 can honestly say I am Jlad it
Ia not addl'fts~ to a man named
John Unton. or even to a man
named Rev. John Unton, tor how
would I know for ccrtain that thll
momentous orfer was tor me~ My
formt"r homl' was In Toronto, and
aome w~ka ago a l~al firm In
Wntem Canada sent a cht>que for
$100 to a Rev. John Unton in
Toronto, t('lling him It had been
lett him In a wilL Later thil; UJ)o
fortunate prt'acher had to retum
the money lor he was not tht!' in-
tmded Rev. John Unton, althouch bH.rt..-the same name and tide!
It turned out that r wu the ~
tftlded ~flclary.
But, prailf' God, there 11 no s~h
u~rtainty of conlu1ion connected
with God's; momentous offer. ~
vine wisdom avertt"d al1 that when
the lett.-r wu addrf'IUd to "~
aoever ~Ueveth." That word "wb>
aoever" il; wide a1 the sw~p of
the oceana, hl&h u the Maven
over our head. broad as the poJes
arc apart, and tells me that the
love of God stn>tchea u far 11.1
the curse or !in 11 found.
"W.\e" llle Lord «rid,
·w~: H e i..clwded ~-"
Thus. dear friend, this h~lter 11
a pPnonaJ lf'ller ··~er"' i1
God":o~ intalllbl.-way of tl'Jilng you
and m.-that ~ ..... personally. ~
Intended as tht" l"f'(:ipleonta of thil;
meuqe. Far bt>tter than wrltinc
your n11me on UMo envelope, God.
to avoid all unce-rtainty. add'"led
it to '"wm.oevM'",'" which lnc:ll.ldf'l
you, Mflnit.-ly and personally,
sinct' It Includes all.
V. Your Answer to Thi• Lelt~r
When a telq:ram has bt"f'n df'H-
Vl'ff"d at our houu the meiH"f'Cer
hu aomt·timn asked if he &hould
walt for a reply. That II what 1,
\..od's m~unaer. ask of you now.
1 ha\·e dellvef't'd to you God'• Jet-
ter : I havl.' tried. althourh lm-
pf'rff"Ctly . to describe and lnter-
pN't to you God'1 iovf': 1 have let
before you the marvellous otfn
God makes ol ever lutlne Alv ...
Hon throuch faith In Hll erutelftf'd
Son : l have proven from God'•
\l'ord and from Hl1 own hand-
writing that thf' offer Ia mad.-per-
tonally to you: and now I ask
you-and may God the Holy Spirit
ht>lp mi.' a1 I do thil asldng-what
11 your answer to God'• overture
of love~
t dotl't want tn ln
your mouth. dear friend unaaved.
but. oh, I am Impatient to hear
you ••Y· ".Prl'a"hf'r. what answer
could 1 rtv~ to ~1.1eh love but that
t wtll rladly N'Ct'lve Cod'l otrer,
1 will take Olrist u my Saviour.
I am not 110 hal"lk'ned In heart,
not so !tf'C'pt'd In sin. 1 have not
110 utterly sold my!M'If to Satan
thai I am ready ta ckotplu God'l
loV('. to rt'futc HI I olfert"d pardon,
and to dil' t"tt-rnally In my ains."
Thtu , 1 btlle"Ve. Is what tomeone
will say who read• thl• mf'uare.
There Is • aeql.lt'l. an unbellev-
sbll' sequel, to thl' tltory of Georae
WiiJ;On 'S pardon. Whe-n thr !Iller
prest>ntett the pardon Wilson "-"""
fust'd II! The Sherltf had to knOW
wht'tlwt Wllaon should hang or not.
The malter cameo befoN! the SUa>-
rf'm(' Court ot thc Unitt'd Stain.
No SU('h point of law had f'\."er
bef'n raised befort'. 01\t'f JuaUc::e
Mafllhllll fil"avf' the following dec~
!lion · "A pardon Is a paper, the
\'alut• of which depends upon ltJ
Rc::crptaMe by tht" pnson Imp!~
f'ated. It Is hardly to bt' suppoaed
that ON' under sutcn<:c of death
would rcfu5t' to accept a pardon,
but if It is rf'fused, II II' rrd par-
don. Goora:e Wilson must hang."
And hl' wts hanaed.
My friend I.INiavf'd, what will
you do with this pardon God of-
fers you~ Wilson rt'fUS.f'd his: will
you refuse yours~ Is It possible
that you could rud of God'll love
in this meuare and be wUiin1 to
rontinuc unpardont'<l, unsaved"!
May God forbid, and from an
<'Unt'St hl'art I pray, may God for·
bid.
All it cost frt'sident Jackson to
~..:rant that pardon was a stroll:~ of
tht' Jll'n, but God's pardon for lln-
l"l('rs was signE'd with His own
hlood. To cOn\"inc::e ml'n of Hl1
lov('. to melt our poor, hardf'!K'd.
.•anrul hurts into 5ubmission, God
f-limseH. In the pt>fiOn of His Son.
sulfert"d lor us on that cross.
r could nC'\'f'r, as a lad, Pvm al-
te-r my conversion, undt"l"ltand why
thr dt>ath of Olrlst the Son proved
thE' love of God the Father. How
could someone prove his Jove by
letting someoM else die~ It was
beyond mt", for a..s a child I tmuaht
and underatood u a chUd.
Later In life I learned Its mea&
ing, but I had to become a fatMr
to do ao. Last year my oldt-st son
went home to be with God. AI
a c::hl.ld he wu deUute, and spent
the flnt weeki of hil l:lle in a
t.o.pital. He le'ftMd to have a
dr('ad of b«»pltals. When hf' wu
thtff years old I took hl.m lor a
final operation. He had to walt
several days befor-e they could o~
('tate. I vlsltN him dally and he
could not understand why l would
leavE' him there. On the day be--
fore the ordeal I rosE' to go and
he stood up In the little crib and
hf'ld out his arms for me to take
him with me. I could not tE'II my
child why It wa1 nE'Cnsary for
him to remain and lor me to ro.
He waa unable at that time to
~pnk, but u I turned to ro I
f'('ad in hil; appealing eyt"l the
question in hl1 Mart. I knew M
was u.)'lrc. "Daddy, why are )"'U
leaving me another nilht In thb
strana:e place~ You could take mt
up In your stl"'Of\g arms and carT)'
me hom~ to Mother."' And as I
walkf'd a~Qna the corridor of that
ward I palled rhp oppratlng room
and the t.hoY&ht carne to mf'. How
Jladly would I bl' wllllrc to Ill'
down on that opt'ratlng table In
hl1 plact" If only my lonely and
surterlnr little child eould ro home
to hil; mother!
In that hour God ahowt"d me the
muntnr of John 3 :ll-that God
the Father autfered wtth God thc-
Snn. What parent would not rather
suffe r Ut.n 1ft hl1 ehlkf 1urter~
Wt' 1peak of the slllfertnr of
Chri1t wh@'n f01'A.ken by God, but,
oh my toul. what aaony must have wrurrl' the rreat loYtnr heart of
God when Hls hollneu cunpellf'd
Him to do thie fon.aJrd.nr!
Y<'l. ttw-pardon held bef~ you
wa1 written wtth Divine blood .
That il; the mranina ot Acta
20:28, " the ehurdt of
God, which hf' hath pur-ehued
with hia own baood."
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of tbe lntae Co,, hu prat.d mtted JpeCUle u .. , aueb ... •wtDifESDAY, DEC. Z4 Lildo, Balbo&, wu ur..ted Anr of Su Dteto eoiUded with amouottac to at 1eut $S.!S p.r aetiOa.l relatlDc CD oat..ot.ltlte CORONA DELMAR. CAUF.
PrealdtDt Ntmo•a d«t&Joo to tbt ooe belac denlq)ed bJ our A ltl:reo tape deck ntued at bU reliduce oa a c:barrt of tbt cu ot Robert JameaYouoc. relideottal met.. Proctuc:fra uct pJpellDe a.tm1 c.:.,_:__:_c:c: _ _:_ __ _
cr•te a CovocU Of E~~ttron-eompaay, •• at $Me wu ltOiiD from tbl eu wilt btat1.Da at 7:1$ p.m. • . • . '1SO W. Oeeu Ft., Bl.lboa, a.t RtNMa total1Dc about $1t.t wnlcb "W'Y tbe two k»eaJ IU
meatal QuaUty to npt l&Dd, of ADtboDJ FrucU: c.r.,~~oet,. Mtca SM Jolull. Jll Uatto, 8&.1-3:50 p.m. on Newport Bl•d~ at ;;m;;UUco;;;;;.;•,;;tu;;.;be;;.;er:,;edt;;;;;lod;;;.;to;.;cu;;,;-...;;"";;;u;;;';;•";;;;.· -----------------, Wltfr aad l1t poUIIUoa, REALTY BO ARD 5! T llSO PeiC&dor Or., WlltelUI', be&, wu arr..ted oa a Cbarp 30tb St., West Newport; Yount r
"'l'llooo of u to prl•ato eo-FOR AWAR D$ NIGH T porkod at Fubloo lllud , , . of tllorforlllc with poUco at thO wu to)oaod,
tlrprlM •bo ba•e decucated our A $U!5 nrfboud .,.. ltoltlll AIM 111De • • . Tbomu Al•er
tfforU toward creaunc abetter Tbe aaollll awudl tuqutt troro tht baeky&rd o1 Bruce Gartta. UU Oeeu Ft., Lacuaa • SATURDAY, DEC. 2?
ntironment 1D wtl.lcb to Uve ot tbe Newport Harl:lot-Colta Albert CutoD, lO'J t?tb Str.C Bea.cb, wuarrestedooa cbar~ A 1968 Yama.ba was stolefl
work and play, canoot do U. Mesa Boud of Rt~ltou will Wett Newport , , , ~ of belae drUDk 1D pillic at ltth from Larry Lee LW., 705~1/2
aiooet'' Mr. Ma100 said, ••u be held Frl.day et"enlDc. Jan. eqld,pmeQt .... JtoiMfromJobD St. ud W. Bilbo& Blvd., Balboa, N. Bay Ft., &llboa bland •••
•• are to actUenthe )ofty goral.! 30• at the B&lboa Bay Chlb. McRorie, Zllt w. 0eeu Frt., at 10:30 p.m ••••• Larry Allen A surfboard was stolen from
we bl'ft aet, u wtll be because Supt. WUUam L. CwmlDc~ Ceotral Newport, while Ilia car Huddleston, Z826 LaSalle, Costa Dave Meyer, l869 Tahlt1, Costa
all levels of rovernment join llam of tbe Newport-Mea UaJ-wu puked LD u alley 1o the Mea, wu IJJjured wheo be col-Mesa, while U was oo tbebea.ch
with prl.ate enterprise as part. fled School Dlatrlct wtll be tbe rear of 110 ZZod St.; the robber lided Yltb Van K. McCa:rty, In the 1900 block of W. Oeea.n
oers. But this means :a.s a master of eeremoaiea, Tbe allppecl tbe lock oa the 1915 MCAS £1 Toro, at Z:ZO a.m. OD Ft •.•• Jewelry, money, a
workLDr partner. ' Caua.ls wtll play for lkocln&. PODtlac to ret Into tbe ear,.. W. Coast Hwy., 100 feet east radio, and a televts1oo set, to-
"Tht time for dolor is DOW Martha. Street Is ln eharp Lollla Rlcbud Sberfi'WIIl. 1S30 of N. Ne.-port Blvd., Marlners taUnc $1924 Ill value was stolen
What we don't Deed ts aoothe; or plannLDg a "laugb-LD type" PaUsades Rd., Apt. 15, But Mile; McCarty na arre.ated oo b'om Ma.d.pl E. Mdrpn, 2'708
decade ofrbetortctoaccompa.ny of enterta.t.nmeot, Amooc tbe Bar, wu arrested oa a ebalre a charre ofdr"togUDder the IQ.. CIW Dr •• Newport Helg:bts; rob-
the popuLation boom a.odanever ~.wards to be preseat~ are of sbopUftLDc at 5:30p.m. at 47 nueoce of a.lcobol; JoboRuasell bets pried open the sldedoorof
Locreastng pollutlon problem Realtor of tbe 1*[ and Fa.stdoo Island ••• l.oullleAldea Heloes, %1?9 Fainlew, Costa the housetogfllhemercha.ndise
What we do need islntelUgeoi ''salesman of the rear.' McClure, 18%1 £. Ba.lboaBlfd., Mesa, passenger 1n Huddle ••..• Ropr T. Early, 55, of
and constrLK':Uve government HAS RO LE IH OPERA Balboa. wu arrested oD a stoo'sc&r,W"Uln)ured. 769 Wilson, Costa Mesa, was
eooperaUon io the plann!ng. and ctwp of drlvl.Da: UD:ier tbe ln-• FRIDAY, DEC. 26 arrested oo a char~ or drlvlng
above all, the tlnaoc:tal back:lng The cast for a double biD nueoce of "cobol at 11 :30 p.m. Pa.ul James PlosS, 542 Irvine ~r the ~otlueoce of alcohol
that makes the dut'ereoce be-of comedy opera to be pre&eD· at 1519 Ulramar •.• Norman Ave., Clltt Hann, was arrested at 9:30 p.m. at Balboa Blvd.
tween dreams and reaUty, ted at 8=30 p.m. Ja.n. S, 9• Patrick Kine. 445 E. 20th St., 00 a charp of belnc drunk 1n a.tld Coast Hwy., West Newport
"The costs l.nvolved In bun. 10 aod 11 at Cal State, Fut. Costa Mesa, wu arrested oo pllbUc at 30th a.od t.at.a.yette, .••. Keith Joh..D George Mur.
dina: new cities and the recon-lerton. Includes Jobn Lamtln a charce of petty theft at 3:35 West Ne.......,rt ••• Robert Rich-ray, 2376 Newport Bl¥d., No. ot Costa Mesa, The doUble bill ~-ZOl Co M sted struction of the old ones, con. includes "Magic cbalt" by Eu. p.m. at Penoey's ln Fashion a.rd Arookl, 227 Diamond Ave., , sta esa, was a:rre
sern.tloo and the tlgtll against IslaOO. B&Jboa Jslalld nurrestedoo.a at 2 p.m. on a charge of bur-
poiiLrtlon are simply too great gene Zador aDd "Glaml Schic-• THURSDAY, DEC. 25 cbarge of bel.o,g 1Dtoxlca.ted to ClarY ••.. TbOmas Joseph
~;-.//f;yf>J(yrou/.f d?r?trrJ I
tl'r .!/-Y/wHrH ~ !1/r•t'P '~r-.-;jllroly
rr l no' .~.,;-/,( -J/,nln ' :/;,;;,;',?
for any private sector or the chi" by Giacomo PuccinJ. Marvin Geoe Johns, 312 public to troot ol215 otamood Greenleaf, 23i6 Newport Blvd.,
-----•••• Lyle Pope, 216 Cypress, Apt. B, Costa Mesa, wasarres-'Ji,,,,j'YJ rtl p fr. p LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL MOTIC I! L!GAL MOTIC! Balboa, was Injured wheo he ted at 2:30p.m. on a charge of
colllded wtth steven L. Albers, burglary ••• B\lly Joe Carpen-
1115 E. Balboa Blvd., Balboa, ter, 224 i Pomooa, Costa Mesa,
at 6:10p.m., at E. Balboa. Blvd. was arrested 011 a char ge of
aod Palm st. •• , Theodore F. driving under the influeoce of
Berchmd, No. 16, WestcUff alcohol at 2:15 at Dover Dr .
Villa, colUded wtth the car aDd Westclllf Dr ..• , Nancy
of Lynda Rea Freeman 2621 Lynne Crane, 5101-1/2 Sea.
NOTICE OF ELECTION TO
ANNEX BACK BAY NO. 1
ANNEXATION TO Tit£ CITY
Of COOT A MESA
NOTICE LS HERE BY GIVEN
THAT PURSUANT TO ResoJu.
lion No. 69.81 of the City of
Costa. Mesa aod the Annexation
Act of 1913, a special election
has beeo called, to be held on
the 3rd day of Februa.ry, 1970,
Jo the territory hereinafter d('s.
cribed and proposed to be an.
nexed to the City of Costa Mesa
for the purpose of Sllbmltting
to the qualified electors resid.
inx In said territory the ques-
tion whether or not such terri.
tory ShOllld be annexed to the
City of Costa Mesa.
line of said Lot 15; thence soLrtheasterly Uoe of said Santa
South 39" 48' 45" West, along Ana Aveoue a.od pr eviously
said southeasterly line, 294 feet mentioned e:dstlng botmdary;
to the DOrtheasterly line of said thence North 39 • 38' 45" East,
Lot 16; theoce · Solltll 50" 11' along said southeasterly lloe
45" East along the oortlleaster-and said e11.stlng boundary,
ly line of Lot 1 i and Lot 20 of 690.00 teet to the point of be-
said Tract No. 456, 766.3% feet ginning.
to;~. poiot in Ule northwesterly Said terrltor ylsdeslg:oa.tedfor
r ight of way line of Tustin Ave. soch election purposes and for
nue, 90 feet in width, as des. 1.1se l()OD the ballots at said
cribed in a deed to the County eleclioo as: BACK 8A Y NO. 1
ot Orange, recorded March 11, ANNEXATION."
1969, In Book 8896, pages 117 For the purpose of said spe-
througtl120 of omctal Records ciai elect1on. thereha&beeoes-
of said Orange County, said tabU shed to sa.ld territory ooe
point being In a llOD-tangent voting precinct compr1s.i.Dg aU
curve, concave southeasterly, of the above described terr i.
having a radi1.1s of 1050.00 teet, tory. The polling place tor said.
a radial line to said point bears precinct a.nd the electioo otn.
North 18" 33' 57" West; thence cer s are as follows:
Said territory is described as South 18" ~3' 51" East, 90,00 ANNEXATION PREClNCTNO.
follows: reel to a pomt in the southeast-1 A parcel of land lying wHhln erly right of way lloe of said PoLLLNG PLACE: Crane Res-
Tract No. 376, as shown on a Tustin Avenue, said point being tdence (Garage), 2681 Redla.ods
mip thereof, recorded in Book In a non-tangent curve, concave Drive.
15, page 2 or Miscellaneous sol.ltheasterly, having a radil.IS LNSP ECTOR: Mar cella J.
Maps, records of Orange Colin· of 960,00 feet; t~eoce SOllth-Crane.
ty, Calltornia, and Tract No. westerly along sa.Jd curve and JUDGE : Frances H. Shipley.
456, as shown on a map there-southeasterly rlgflt of way line, CLERK : Frances L. Colem.a.n.
of, recorded In Book 17, page 9 through a central angle of 31" CLERK : Donna ADder son
of Mlsceltaneolls Maps, re. 37' 18", a.o a.rc distance ot The polls for said el~Uoo
cords of said Orange County, 529.83 teet to a tangent Une; shall be open at seven o'clock
more parttculatly described as thence ~uth 39• 48' 45" w.-st, A.M. of the day of said election,
fellows: along saad tangent Une alld said aDd shall remain open cootln-
Belion!n& at an a.ngle point ln &Outheasterly rlgflt of way lLDe uously trom said Ume until se-
the ulsUnc boundary ol tlle aod thesoothwesterlyproloop.-wen o'clock P.M. of tbe same
c tty of Costa Meu, as said tion ther~f. l40.00 feet to a day wheo said polli: wu be
boliDI!lry is described In the point in the southwesterly right c io~ except as provided lntbe
omL !ll description of the orJ. of way line ot Mesa Drive, 60.00 EleeU~ns Code of lbe State of rtnal boundary In a Resolution fett in width, as said Mesa Drive Callfora.la.
of the Board of Super visors or is shown upon a map of Tract Upon the ballots to be used at
said Orange County, dated June No. 706, recorded lo Miscellan. said election there shall be
Z5, 1953, filf:"d and accepted by eous Map Book 21, page 25, printed the words: "SHALL
the Secretary of State, State of records of said Orange County; BACK BAy NO 1 ANNEXA TtON
Cautornla, oo J1.1ne 29, 1953, said point being lo the boundary BE ANNEXEDToTHECITYOf
said angle point being the in. of the. City of Newport Beach, COOT A M SSA ?"Opposite these
terse<:Uon of the southeasterly as sa1d boundary Is described words there shall be printed the
Une of Santa Ana Avenue, 60 in the Upper Bay Anne.a.Uon to words "YES" and ''NO" and
feet In wtdth, with the north. the Cit y of Newport Beach, to the right of each of lhese
easterly lioe of Mesa Drive, adopted May 24, 1955, by Ord-last two words there shall be
60 feet in width, as shown on inance No. 148; the nce North a voting square If an elector
said Tract No. 456; thence North 50' 11 ' 45" West, along sa1d shall stamp a c~oss (.)in the
50" 11' 45" West, aloog said ex-existing bOuooary, 10.00 feet votlng square alter the printed
I sting bounc1a.ry, 60,00 feet to the to an angle point in said boun-word "YES" the Yote of such
DOrthwesterly line of saldSanta dary, said angle point betog the elector shall be counted In fa -
Ana Avenue; thence departing intersection of the SOllthwester-vor of the a.nnexatlon or said
trom said existing boundary, I)' line of said Mesa Drive with terrltory to the City of Costa
North 38" 48' 45" East, along the southeasterly line of said Mesa and it an elector shall
said northwesterly line of said Tustin Avenue; thence South stamP a cross (.} 1o tne vOting
Santa Ana Avenue, 630 feet to 39' 38' 45" West, aloog said square after the prlnled •ord
tne DOrthwesteriy proloog;~.tlon e.xisUog boundary of the City of "NO" the vote of such elector
of tbe northeasterly line of Lot Newport Beach and the south. shall be counted aga.Jnst such
9 of said Tract No. 456; thence .easterly right of way line of aMeutlon.
South 50" 11' 45" East, alon g said Tustin Avenue, 630.00 feet In all particulars DOt herein
said northwesterly prolonpUon to the southeasterly prolooga. recited said elecUon shall be
aM the northeasterly line of tion of the southwesterly Une held to' conformity as near as
said Lot 3l0Ci thenortheasterly of Lot 81 of satd T.ra ct N~; may be, with the'la.ws of tbe
une of Lot 16 of sa.Jd Tract 376; thence North 50 ll' 45 State or California coocernlnc
No. 456, 525.00 feet to the West departing trom sald et. general elections and Ylth sald
northwesterly Une of the south-istlng bol.lndary of the City of Anne.xatioo Act of 1913.
easterly nne-naif of Lot 15 of Newport Beach along said c . K. PRIEST
said Tract No. 456; thence North sollthea.sterly prolongation and City Cler k of the
39" 48' 45" East, along said the southwesterly line of Lots City or c osta Mesa
northwesterly Une, 294 feet; 81, 76 and 75 of said Tract No.
1nce South 50" 11' 45'' East, 31'6, a dista.oce of1320.00 feet Publish: Ja.n. 8, 15, ZZ. Z9, 1970,
165 feet to the southeasterly to the prevlol.I.Siy menUoned In the Newport Harbor Ensign. r-------------------,
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