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FREEWAY FOES
GAIN SUPPORT
By Doo Anderseo datet Walter Koch, Dtst,4;Carl commodate nhtcles from other
St.WOrt for a move by New. Kymla and Roy Woolsey, Dl.st. puts ot the state aDd let them
port Beach community leaders 3, (See related story.) destroy our eDYt.roomeat. The
Co tUmlnate the proposed coast During the Mooday meetlogof ooly ptll'llOM tor tbJs freewa)'
freeway trom the elty picked~ the Freeway Committee of 100, La the ftnt pla.c.e Ia u a aceDJ.c
th1s week u a lf0\11 ol tbe more tba.Q 30 cooeened rest. route tbat~llbluedprlmarUy
leaden met at tbe Balboa Bay deota expressed thel.r "''IPPrt by out ol ar• cars. Let's fteM
Club Mollday to outUoe pla..D.s for a plan to produceaptctorl&J It, !et's get rid of u.••
tor taJdng the fl'eeway problem presentatioD of the route ot the others lD the croup echOed
to the residents ol the ctty. treeway and what lt would do her remarks, loclud!DJ M.rs.
lD meetiDgs Tueaday be.fore to the city. Wll«>a Jooes of 111 VI& Juear,
NEWPORT
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apeclllatioo aod numei'OUJ re. clUes Ln Orange County, Ana.
ports ot lnloe PlaoD1.Dc lor a belm aod santa Ana, an both
Uni.-erstt}' Clty orl.ent«t to tbe ju.t o'er the 100,000 mark.
OC I campus, Early blot ot the pendtnc de-
A portJ.oa of the M1f' eJ.ty Ls nlopment came last September
IIPfet.t.d to ad )DiD the-clty boun-at a ):)lot meetin~t of the City
daly ofNewportBeacbaJoociCI-CCMmell and Plannlng Commia-
per MaeArUIIrr BIYd,atlddleDd lion ol Newport Beech, The
Gown toward the DeW JUb... topic UDder discussion w.uo the
divisions lnslde Newport 8ea.ch ultt.ma.te boundary of the cit)',
city UmUs at Ford Rd. ud the councilmen ane1 com-
The Irvine cUy projeCt, des-mlssiooers acreed that there 1a
crlbed as the largest totally Deed for a detailed study. Plan-
pl.a.nned city In the radon, ls DiD& Dire-ctor Larry Wilson said
estimated to grow eventtaUy UW the lnine Co, otflci.Us
dose to a balfmUllon popula-had tlled a boundary map lor the
Uon. In order to rank as tbe.fth ruture city of Irvine Lo order
largest in CaWornia, 1t would to desipate a.t1 area wneretney
have to uceed tbe present do DOt want Of.her cities to
361,000 ofCJ:ilkla.od, Thelar&est iLDDel,
FREEWAY SESSION SET LT. RICHARD J, LOGAN, 900·
1o-law of Mr. aDd Mrs. William
Freeway and 5thAYe.desips view from Harbor View Hills. Frost Jr., 507 Aveoue Lucia,
in the Corona del War a.r• An alter~».tive locati.oo Is be-East Blutt, has been awarded
will be dtscllSsed at 1:30 p.m. tween Corona Hiiflla.ods and t:.s. Air Force sliver pilot
Uonday &l the stlldy ses&loa ot Cameo Hi&t-la.nds-a proposal waogs 1()00 gradua.Uon at Lauch-
the Newport Beach City Cotm-lbat also Is meetingwiUl opposi-llo AFB, Texas. he entered the
cU in City HaU . tlon. Air Foret> in November, 1968,
Among tbe topics of dJs-The CorOWI. Klgtllands Pro-a.nd wu commlssJooed in 1969
cussloo will be an alter-perty Ow-ners Assn. has issued through otftcer Trainlnc
mtlYe p1ao for tbe 5th Ave. 111. letter sta.tinC Its opposition SciKIOI, Lackl.and AFB, Tezas.
onrpus OYer the freeway. ~o the new proposal and urging He r@Celved a B.S. degrH LD
Nearby resldeou bave objected mt>mbers to erpr ess their ree-1968 trom UCLA and tsa.mem.
to the proposed iocatlooat Buck Uop to tbe council. ber of Sigma Nu.
Gully because 1t would block the
'30' for Charlie Priest
elflr. IP'Ot.t>S, 4 council eancu. Marshall D .ata.ekl, a member Lido Lsle, who sa!d tbat the rest.
dates tiPI'tued their ~t of the committee, said It 1..1 tbe deota of eo.ta Mesa, "DOt tht
tor eUmiDatlne the freeway; an. committee's deslte to sOOw the members of tbe cU:y COUDCU, tu
other leaDed toward s!.CJPOrt, City CouocUthattberearetbou.· the ord1.QarJ tu-P&rinc home-
&.lld 2 otherl were U.Ddeclded. sandl of people LD UM etty wbo o1mers, ueCJIII)Osedtothefree.
lDcumbeM COUDCUma.D Howard Ill beb1ad tbe Cowx:ll i.D ttl way," Sba said ll the freeway
Rorer., D11t. 1, pubUclJ n. attempt to either make It n.t e.xn mtttee would eet Its t.'Q.o
preiHd hlJ IICJPOrt for the our t.DYlroomeotal quality or chure to tbeae tupayers, ''tbey
freeway battle u outll.Ded by take It out. wlU Sl4li)Ort your cause rlcbt
tbe Fretway Committee of 100 Mra. lsa.bel Peue, %11 don to tbe line." FUDll'al services for Costa City of Costa Mesa sloc• Hl56 department, reorp.nl.&tn& the
1D tbtJr latest meetinc. Also El'tolog Canyon Rd., Sbore Coame11 eaodldate AI Forpt Mesa City Clerk C. K.{CbarUe) w!)eo he bKame chief deptty records bur.eau to an etrlcleDl
opreuln& strong SIQIOI1f01' C ll.ffs, told tbe cr~. "Tbls 1.J told tbe cr~ tbat anJ attempt Priest were held Mooday city clerk.. He wu appolllted system, a.nd later u city clerk,
tba c:amp&I!Pl to ellmlnate tbe our ctty, our town, and there to rea..Up tbe preaeat adopted afternoon and flap througbout city clerk 1n Ule sprtnc of 1962 uot:ll 1955. He tben worked oa a
frtt'ft.J were councU eancu. Is 110 reuoo why we illoQ1d ac-route would pro¥e fnd.Utsa a.od the city were flown at BtU staff aDd ""ed in that capacity man~al for k>caJ city pen.
that tbe Ollly realaolutioo 1..1 to llntU Tuesday. Wr. Priest, •bo unttlllis dellth. meots.
CANDIDATES AIR VIEWS ret any put ot Newport Beach wu 73, cUed last ThLll'sday of He 1\a.d also served the City He was recently nominated
eUD'liDated from tbe roc&e. a heart attack. of Newport Stich, first u a as the o.auor .. I clerk of the year
"No mattarwbereyouputthil Mr. Priest had served the desll: serpant wltll the polict by tbe Southern CaillorQla City
ON ECONOMY, FREEWAY ~t1""'1bai-~WIIllll-owclaty;-tbolt:!mar;:...oolrllleor.: Ch b "d Cler•'sAsan.,&>~boooro!Wblob ...... ~ RANDALL WOLTZ, Mnior at Newport Harbor hiP school, am e r avo I s ttl wu puUcl&latly protld, rlU\'Sefti'OJU..m.t r~tlYed UMt Jolla Pllllq) Sousa national bud award 1ut accordinc to Mrs. Elleea Pb1n.
._,. .,.. -.,,..,..,. • aM ..:e l'-: J 'it'lia411i .w.r..-...-~~~-d ,..,..,...._u. ... , •Nr ecatert~ ••"'idd"'-.,.,.,_.._ -f -DtY, dtPCY ctty clert.
t._ alit COUDCU caodfdlllliD FaabkiD ~., eajDy," be aid, ,.It WOG't jut tbt dl'llDll ud tympu1 for lbe sctool band ud orchestra, ree· way stand 1be amiable Mr. Priest wu
pMr11 bl.'lf picked u tbe M.r. Cf'Oiill, I CODtra.ctor', said be tbe ~"'*ty crners DOW oa the pep b&Dd and stage band, the young musician a.Lso stngs president of the Costa Mesa
tbeme fOI' tbeir campatps u mueb ot tbl bleb COIU of c1t}' tbt route, It wtl1 be enrJ rest. In the choral gr~s at Newport Karbor and is profi('ieot at Hlstortcal Society at the time
would be ecooomy Lo city eo¥erament result trom tbe dent ot ttds clty &Dd eveo Costa the organ. La the spring coocert, he was feauaed soloist Mr s. lsa.bel Pease and Dr. Mrs, Peue s:ald She ~ op-of his deatll.
-ernmeot. city's rapid dtwet-mem and Mesa wbo will suffer." on the schOOl organ, presenting compo.s ilions by Boellma.nn Nolan friuelle took oa the ~ltysedft!, ",','",'••'"'~'....,.he ',',""'.. His daughter, Grace, whore~ a... ....., W: W 15e t•-·ated "'• od K t HI b th p 1 ed h J p II'"' " ~·-u sided with him at 2278 Coip.te growt" aDd that be felt 1111 u-r . oo y re \CoL ...... " ea s. s ro er, au , recf'av t e ohn h .... Ne--"* .. __ ..._ Chamber ot __ , ........... -,, a•-· West 0 1 . d H This tra.s the ooe tssue that
oea.rl,y every candidate ham-
mered on Tuesda.J at meetings
of tbe Corooa del Mar Chamber
o! Commerce and tbe Woman's
Ctvlc League.
Views on other Issues,
lacludiog the coa.st freeway, the
back bay exchange, preser-
ntloo of open spaces and publlc
r ecreation factUtles, and the
proposed ctly hall weu also
expressed.
... taDd tbt fr .... orin... So d 2 T w t.a 1 U 1300 .. .,......, ,.....,....,.. :lolUU .. .., u .,.. ...."*6 r ve, said he ied at oag perleoce 1n tbe coostrucUoolD-s oo t!eW'aJ, .....,....., usa awar years ago. he oltz rna y ve s at Commece dl.r .... tors dur'•"• ... _ Ne-~ and u --•--·s Ill'· ho ltal ho 8 30 •·-tbat 1t would take lot of M ia.D L Ha bO HJ. .... IaM "'"" ""& u.... ---· ~Ufl:.l "' sp a ut : p.m. -dustry c:oWd belp keep tbe&e away a ar n., r r •" s. monthly luocbeon meeting blllfls "would brutaliu the in-Thursda}' ;Jter he was rustled
costs down. tu mooey from scbools &Ddtbe T I t t d Tuesday, tep-!ty and eovl.ronmelll: ol the to the emergenc}' room, suffer-
James Aynes Jr., VIetnam cl~ &Dd U.l the .resuttaat a.l.r rus ees ge sex s u y They admonlshed the di-city.'' She told the dl.rectors !ng trom a massive coronary.
veteran aDd an Orange Cout po ut10D caused bytbe1nereue rectors for oot t.a.lt.lDg a firm theY soouldn't pin cltyotrlc1als Funeral services were hekl
College studeot, said be feel.a ~ tram.c .. ~ould note only hurt Newport Harbor Chamber of chamber directors were r e-stand on the question of tbe "In lYiDc down Uke Uttle IX4>· at 2 p.m. Mooday at the Corona
that involvmeot of tbe J<U.b In ewport c.N~Ch but osta Mesa Co:nmerce directors neither lucta.ot to move on the report Coast Freeway. pies." del Mar CommWl!ty coocreea-
cornmunlty a.tf:aJ.rs in oecessary u c':!uma.n Palll J Grube approved oor disapproved Us benuse "we are Jn a contro-A proposal was brougtat be~ Dr. Frlz.z.elle, educa.tloo tiona! Cburch. toterment was
and that 1t elected be WOilld belp • r own committee's report on se1 verslal area and people are fore the board 9eektng ~rt commlnee chairman, sa.id he at Paciflc View Memorlal Pa.rk.
to brine tb1s about. He said be said lhalnotoolywouldtbetree-educatloo Moooay and Instead hesitant to put an endorsemeot for the city in world.na toward doesn't •ant to seetral!lcclog-Costa Mesa Mayor Alvin L.
feels that two ot the mo&t Yital way be damapng to !~e city af-turned the proble~ over to the on it." He stated that '•sexedu-a design solution aloog the a-ring the city but added, "I dOn't PUU.Iey Issued a proclamation
issues the cUr faces tocay are ter It Is built, but tust think Newport-Mesa unWed school cation Is getting out of the area dopted route, but beca.use of a think every rock has beeo Wl-Friday afternoon orderlnrflacs
the eUmlnatioo of pollutioo aM •Bat 1t wtU do wtule It's being dJstrict board. of budoess and commerce.'' spUt Ill feellng among board turned. 1 couldn't s\W()'rt tbe lowered and gtving Mooday from
COt.llcll candidate AI Forctt lncr•stDc tbe eovlroamutaJ built. Can you Lmagloe all the Tbe report, which took 10 Tbe scbool district flas been members the proposal W1.S ruolWoo to go along ..tth the 1 p.m. off to city employees
was unable to atteod. AU the ql&llty of tbe clty. mess, dust, IIOiseaod tearing~ momhs to compllewa.sprepared awaiting lhe report for the past tabled. c ity ror a minute.·· whO Wished to attend the ser-
otbers were there; tncumbel:t Councilman Roprs saJd he that will be goinc 00 durlngthls by the Chamber's educattoo 10 mooths hoping that it •ould vi ces.
COUDCilman Howard Rogers. would sta.od 00 hls record lR time?" He said thatlfresldeots committee under the dtrectloo gift some' consensus as to hOW Fun Zone founder dl"es The mayor's proclamation DLst. 1; Roy B. Woolsey a.DdCarl betplng to push tbrougb a poe •. of West Ne1t'J)Oft thOught tbey of Dr. Nolan Friuelle. the communlty feels about sex cUed Mr. Priest's <k!Yotion to
J , Kymla. from Dtst. 3; Walter raJ plan tor tbe city. He said be had a lot of trouble wtt.h that That report recommeDded a education lD schOOls. the city &Mthere~t and de-ep
J, Koch and Milu M. Dostal, felt tbls 15 Yltalb' needed ud little sand baul, "lmagine what restrtcted se1 education pro-School District S"'t. Wll-Another c~er In tbe his. builder, Who sokt it a ftw years regard w!Uch lellow employees
Dist. 4; Rlctw'd Croul am tbat the city bu come a loGe a dlsr\Clt10n the construction gram specifying that tacts of llam CllllDiDgharn said he sees tory of tl'le Newport HarbOr ar-later. aod other residt>nts held lor
J&mes Aynes Jr. otst. 6. way in brlncinl th1s aboW.. He of the f.reeway will cause." Ute :.X be taugflt unUI hiifl oo reciSOO why the dtilrict ea was closed this past week-Mr. Anderson was also one him.
Mr. Woolsey, an attorney, saJd lbat compleUoooltbeNtw"-W.r. Ouftleld said "tbe move scbool. eiYing students tbe shouldn't procef'd wlttl a set. end wtth tbt death o1 AI ADder-of the developers ot tl'le desert Mr. Priest is survived by .
said Uat tbe time hu arrived port Tomorrow study W'U the to cet tbe freeway ellmlnated Ol)tion of attellding mi.I.ed or in edocatloo program. He said the son, founder of tlle Balbo8 FWl community, Yucca Valley. At aoothn daughter, Mr s. Char-
tw the cit}' to take DOUce ollhe btg step toward a r-nl plan wtu bue to be a commwUty segrepted classes. board will probably want him to Zone. one Ume reputed to be worth lotte Wecke of 719 Marl -
extent of serYices rendered by IUid that the cttiseo ~ tbat etrort to succeed. But we thlok Chamber President Charles have the school staff discuss Mr. Anderson came to c au. oearly a million dollars, his gold Ave •. Corona del Mar ; a.
lt. produced tbe Newport To. thatt w-ehav::;:coz:munt-!'S: Currey said he Uloulflt the the report with Dr . Friu.elle fornta In 19z0 trom Al&ska wealth went down the &haft when son, Douglas R. Pnest or 141 5
"The clty administration lsa morrow report shoed tbatrest-f::' fa we ft a we 8 loc aDd the committee. where he had operated a hotei he Invested ln minlo.g proper-Dover Drive, Newport Beach;
bard workin( ooe" he said deats arelllterested tn tbe clty cts and cures tocoov e A d f I alld his ..ue 1net rLad owned tles. ln recent years he and and 5 gTandctlildren. His wile
01tM tbe ODly W'aJ 'to cut CO~ aDd Ill ftnr'e. ~ r::e.:y~O~~unl= gen a or p anners a dress~. Wtth' the help of ~is ..-Ue bad been llvlog quietly died ~vera! years aro.
ls to cut tbe llllture aDd extent Yr. Woolsey, Mr.no.tal, Mr. but Ute destruction of our com. Realtor John Vorel he cleueod 10 Yocea Valley, He was 75. He was born an Simsbury,
of eenlces reDdered by the Aynes aDd Mr. Croc&l dld ,. . Dr the Balboa ba,....o~t 01 :.in okl He is s urvived by t11.s wife. Coon., Oc-t. 11, 1896, and fiilfnt tty" ooChaveadireetauwcrCIItbe muoltJeovtronmeat. Tbet.'telageodafortheNew. brolerageatll37Bilysade ., P• h' 1 l theN E c .. ~. Kymla, geoeral mana.eer Upper BI.J exebup, but Aid City cowacllmeo Ed Hirth and port Beach Pla.onlng Commts. oear U.e entraoce to Balboa Is. hotel and some boat rental ABSENTEE BALLOT as ear Y years n ew ng-
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••-Moultoo-Nim~l W'"•--"""l lt ,.., •---M~-ot•"-Doaald Uclnnls, wbo were sioD IDcludes the toUowln( land. . places a.od bwll the Fun Zone IN FORMA 110t4 QVEH land area. Ane~ graduating
""' ...... --.,... .,. ., • ....,.. ..... -...._ ... A br atta.st 8 3 U t stofDt.ck amusemerY: piU'k jusl as at now A~U-"oo tor.~-·--~I-from Columbia s Trinity Dlltrlct said the lty ls lD courts Ax a rul1Dc. PI' ....,. u"" e mee. Items lor the ml!etlDg at p.m. • se perm a reque ......... u ~ ...,.. C U In N y k h t ed and J a &OOd ~ lUcal Mr. Rocvs aid bt pre. Uoc. also epu-essed their ~-today, March 19, In City HUI: a.Dd Clyde J~o to allow a studs. He sold it ao the lot tor Ute April 14COGDC1l elec-o ep ew or e en er
PI'Oif&RI where •the pro)ecta of nousty wu lD flYor oltbe u.. port b-the eUmloatJOD of the 1. Appeal by IUntD ctlero-building not ~hJded on or-1900's to Carl Robert Hitgren, tion may be m.lde uatiJ. April 7, ~': =~~ :~ ~~tl:~
the fUture are t».sed 00 the tu c hanp. but DOW' ~· U.. fret'Wl)'. dorler b'om the deolal of his lgtnal use permat to remain at • according to City Clerk Le.ura also was a WTHerfor theChrls-
oeeda and sttrTicerequtremeots "But." be sa1cS, "lt ll: LD City Pla.JmiD&: Director Larry request to allow a teoce tore-600-630 w. Coast Hwy., Marl· CAR to lnsta II La.gios ol Newport Beacb. Tbe Ua.n Scienc~ Monitor I.Dd W'U
ot tbe clty the buds ot tbe COIII'tl Ud,. Wlt.oo sbOWed tbe ~ the maJ.o ID place a.t 455 Ca.ta.U. oers Mile. awUcaUoa must state the r•-a Qctioo IUid article writer
"lam ;ery much eoaceraed ban to prepare lcr W'batwtr tptel4c routetheb-eeft.Ywould Dr., Newport Helct~ts. 4. A.JpeaJ by Oao-Br-lta.Mta New ofticers wtu be installed~~~ ~~ao~ whose work ns p.-,Ushed by
wltb tbt r_.., cost• olclty actloa is taba..'' Mr. Kymll. tab &Dd tbe areas most Ukely Z. J. K. Rlebl..rdsoo Co. ap-from the denial of the request ....uaA, ......... ess Wbere re..--ma.QJ magulnes
perameDt .. be ald., "&Ill said be ,.. DOt lD fl...-ol to be a&c:t«!. by lt. pUcaUoo tor a yact &Dd shJp tor eaer.ted hours I.Dd ampU. this Saturday, March 21, when tued., &Dd muat be &lped by the Mr Priest ca~e to CalltorDI&
I tbiU I 'r.a.-. the 10 rear tbe •.n.tt.ac e.~~eM·-u ,., M "k M h . lected rtcaUoo far llY& eoterta.lD-tbe Henry Bowen Soc.lety of the applicant ttb .hi family l tbe 1 930' muacemeot uperteoce --·-as 1aDd uses U~Did,. I e ana an IS e . meal at the Wblle Horse too. Children of the American AU vcbcs absentee t:aUats :od had SU-.-ed In Ul:harboru.:.
--to br'-tbose COIQ 1Dto Mr. Koc.b sUd tblt ......._. !2~:.Newport BJvd., Newport Revoluttoa,. Newport t H·~_:h, must be recetved 1n tht city since that time. _, .... ~.. meets at p.m. n the UUUJ•e-clark's ollee by 5 p.m. AprU W.a PlDkle after"--"-
Uae.'' tbe renlt o1 tbe co.tMd....._ Tbt Boya' Club ot thtiW"bot muter• Ud &ector ol eftca-· too TowoKouse c lubhouSe, Hun -ts, wttb tile ueepdoa u.t u a ol ~. ~.,.r.· ... _ ... --:...~. Mr. Koett, member o1 tile be '-tile ara caollt do-Aroe eleclotl llle tol""""' o!-t1oo liiCGft!CalllortU, IUl 'SKEE' PARKER NAMED "-Bee h -"" ~ -
Par"• Blaebu ud D.----Ye)Oped u a pr~e b-•cere a1 .,. u--cb II --·-• m-~-o1 ~ •• ~ ""'· Ma. ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR 0 c • pbJslCI.l cbllblllty utaa OD "He wu ooe ot the 11DNt mea -. ...__ .., ....-........... --. .,... ...• 1 .......-TMoftlcers areMarkNortb-electloa 1111 a fOter 11'1&1 re-tDotnl''
Commt.ioa, blt olt at bllb mulDe ute. baud mtltt1ac: President, W:l-.oale Lodte. put ome .. d. CAotp (SUe) Par lear o1 Hl.r-Cf"ON, presideDI; Nancy Buc-cetn 18 al..at.. ta1.lot by I Mn .,... •
COIIta ot cltJ pwameat Ud Mr. WoolaeJ b3ak a Mltla1 c ... 1 L. M••M•; tit tie.-Grud Lodce ot Calll:lrlda &Dd bor Ylew Hills m beea ap. cola. vite-Ptealdeat; LesUe •1KI1Dc a wrttt. atatemeat ....
oGIWid ........ to .... jlb at Ida GIJPO""• dW'tllc U. pnetdMt. Cllreace (Cblc) l member ol Scottlab RUt &Dd poiDttld auoe~ prot...-of Lyan O..,le, sec.retary; BiU tbOI1a1DC a f"eell'll z'!H'tl to TOT DIES tM ftOOL
brilltMm don. Womu'a Clfl.e .t..c-a.-. Ciulla; Jldt1c.e...preskterlt, Er-SllrlDe. aMotpi.Ce saleCJ at 1BC's to. llacGoweD. treasurer; Robin ptct _. tbe bt.UDt. Ull a• a ... 111_..___1 F Rl a....-I,
''11oon &H S &r-He 1114 be tltooltllll--... de Moe-· .uotarJ sill .. ol-eoafetyUtl W-, dlaj>lalo; PhiU., lloWU-wrltta-lroatW..... -~n .. ;._,~·':;.~ nct ... coUd ate __,.,H polttSel to tii.Ye a • J '• 0. ~ ..,d tr-.sur.-: IEIMICXIE TO TALK maaacemut. Uama repstnr· Patti tor ot II'M ..........--~ .. ...__
1M aid. ••we llan a a. e1tJ ••pr no wu a luli --·no. L IIIIMlotocl. u..e.-• Gonraor Ed He ia a ltlrmer MullltCorps S.mp~ bl5totia.n, a.Dd u-• Ilea, wu dlld oa arrtnl It
-. bat I tlllal ll'o .... II N~ -.. -n-lit. ""•'0• 1a 1 ID£tner R.-triU betlltpeol--lll•mut _l_llu_.. ~~~>rariOJ:; ud Dwlgltt Rollerla, ,;: :.:::!. "!:!:!.':! Co*-.."~ ~~ ..... ~
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ARVO E. HAAPA, owner and publisher of the Ensi9"1
FREEWAY IS AN ELECTION ISSUE
The campaign to eliminate the coastal
freeway route is growing in im;>Drta>ce
and interest a.> th·~ City Council election
date appro:1 ~hes. It is 60ing to b•? an elec-
tion issue in the Newport Beach Council
race, and indeed it should be, because the
new Council will be the key to the future
of the freeway. The Council has the power
to sign a freeway agreement with the state
and it also has the power NOT to sign. U
both city councils --Newport Beach and
Costa M•?sa --would join in a firm, united
stand against the coastal route, victory
would be assured for the freeway fighters,
who include most of us.
There is much talk of the need for a
freeway through our city to take care of
the increasing volume of cars. The fact
is that a coastal freeway, and the neces-
sary feeders, would only add to the traf-
fic crisis. More and more traffic would
be dumped onto our already crowded city
streets, and the congestion would only be
grievously aggravated if the freeway is
STUDENTS from Newport Harbor higtJ scbool competed in the local stOOent spea.t.ers
coot est sponsored by the Balboa Bay Lions Club. The winDer and runner s-up are pic-
tured here with the Lions president: left to right, Marpret Hirata, LJooa Gist, Sue Boyd
holding the winner 's plaque, President George Graham, aod Tom Osborne.
LEGAL HOTICE
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CONSERVATIVE CORNER
•
NEWPORT HARIIOR EJIIQII lliURSOAY,IIAROI "· 197Q Eo s ter aA~I!ST:.!..S!.!iE~<JCllOIIl!lC!.;:.-.:.-.t~l'w~~---~~l!llii!MII!!IIJ!pti.Sio..!IIWI!!I' i;tw.
Probably .orne of the moet amuain1 on-the-
job incidents reported by telephone em-
ployees come from inetalle:ra. While doge
are traditionaUy the bane of postmen, they
rarely encounter an alli1ator or elephant.
Not 10 with the inatallera, who are trained
and equipped to put in and maintain tele-
phone• juat about anywhere.
One Bell System inata.ller, for example,
was confronted by a five foot alligator in the
basement of a cuatomer'e home. ("Just a
pet," the owner blithely explained.) An-
other installer had to fight off the affection-
ate attentions of 15 dogs which a customer
was keeping in a 2 room fiat. And then
there's the installer who found himself
trapped in the equipment room of a sport&
arena by an elephant who wouldn't budge
from the doorway. The tales are endless,
but such incidents are part of the job for
these ha:rd·working men-who'll face just
about anything to bring you good telephone
service.
You may be filling out a new
1040 income tax form this
(1, year that combines the old .U 1040 and lO.OA forms. If you
have a tax question, look in the
white pages of your _phone book
under "United States Government,
Internal Revenue Service" to find the num-
ber of your nearest office.
ODce apin our oew year bl'ouibt changes to
the management team in the Newport-Costa
Wea office. Our latest addi.Uon ls Sten Mc-
Phetrldp, your new Telephooe Company Mana-
ger, Steve started t11.s career W1tb the Tele-
pbooe Company tn 1968 in our El Monte otftce.
From there Uocle Sam beckoned tttrn for a tour
tn the U.S. Muine Corps. When Steve r eturned,
he )Dined us 1n the Newport-Costa Mesa omce.
SteYe has r ecently moved to Balboa Island.
He is en)Jylng our fiDEl beaches and the many
water sports that beach Uvlng offers.
Steve is looking forward to br inging you the
best possible Telephone service ln 1970 a.nd
will strive for this goal.
~p->·~
R. S McPhetndge
Your Telephone Manager 10
Newport Costa Me~
parade
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Coaau.ce wW do tbell' lutlr _, __ _.. dlrla(
--allllelmooc...t
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Tbt bulinlu theme wan bl
"womea 1.1 oomm...u:, ....
tlee." RtpnMaa.t1tea from
uea ...,ice elubt: wlU CJ1Mk
oa tbe work of tbelr oriiUil& ..
tku: Mrs. Rlcbud Cutit wtU
opeat lor lhe Alllllllaoee
Leap; Mn. Edpr HIDio<llle
Floreoce Critteatoo. Home;
lin. Oooald Seboemneb.lfortbe
Zoata Club ud Its work with
tbe barbor areaSeaJor Cltl&ena;
I.Dd Mra. L. H. McBride for' tile
[bell.
AMONG the 2:2 deblDDtes of the Child Gtddaoce Center ot Ora.nge COUDty are Uada Fo1 of Cameo Htg.tllaads, at
left, a semor at Coroaa del Mar hJ&fl school, am Barbara
Arme Batley ot Lldo Isle, Newport Harbor high school se-
nior. (Ensign pboto.)
DEBS INTRODUCED
A hmcheonaMOUDClngthese-Beecher Bernard; Theresa
lecttoo of the i970 Empire de. Louise Blalack, Mr. aoo Mrs.
· ot Ch.Jid GuidanceCen-David Eugene Blalack; Ga.UJane
of Orange County was held Caras, Mrs . Kllne Jackson;
Match U ln the Newport Beach Chrlstl.De Marte Dixon, Mr.and
borne of Wrs. Fra.nlr. Peodelton. Mrs. Hatokl Franklln DUon;
Twenty-two YOUftlladles am Dl.ane Louise Duffie, Mr. and
their mothers were &reeted by Mrs. Henry Charles Dutfte;
the 6th annual debuta.Me taU CynthLa Louise Donaldson, Mr s.
committee tn a sett1og of car-Timothy Peter Macr es; Unda
denia.s oestledamid fern,bab)''~ Muie Fox. Mr. and Mrs.
breath, aod yeUo• sprlnc flo-David Wllllams Fo1; Renee
Louise Gould, Mr. and Mrs. Jay
The Pl'•..uteea&DdtMlrmo-Harold Gould;SusanMary Ham·
tbers ,.. lfeeled bJ ~-merslag. Yr. and Mu.J~u.s
O'Hara' Smltb of Coroaa del George Hammeul.a.(o Valmere
Mar, Harbor Key preddellt; Lynne Kasa.la, Mr. aDd Mrs.
Mrs. Harry Kemp of Balboa Is-Frank Kuala; Mekxlle Am KeJ.
land, blllcha..irman;Mrs.Frank ier, Mr. and Mrs . Glen Mar.
Marshall otNewport Beac h, ball shall Keller; Debbie June Metl-
co-cha.lrman; and Mn. Murray leur, Mrs. Robin Meta leur;
Cbotioer of Newport Beactt,de-Nancy Ann Ne•brough, Wr. aod
butatlte cha.lrman. Wra. JohD Newbrough; C)'Dibia
Debut.anr:es and their parents Pells, Mr. and Mrs. William
are: Barbara ADDe Bailey, Mrs. Frank.U.n PeUs; SbaQOOil Mich-
Bertoo Edward Elson; Bryn elle Pratt, Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Bernard, Mr. and Mrs. RObert Edwud Pratt; Olane Marie Rl-~-------------------------'------._ .vera. Wn. Michael Rivera; Su-
san Joan Shaw, Mr. and Wrs.
WUU&m Hollls Shaw; Mary
Therea Sulllva.n, Mr, ud Mr s.
La ..-renee James SulUn.n; Cyn-
.....
thJa Leigtl Weber, Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Ellsworth Weber;
Nancy Sue Wl.nneld. Wr. and
Mrs. Ctaries Wlnfleld; andJen.
niter Jean Witter, Mr. and
Mrs. Jean Richard Witter.
The: young ladles wl.U make
their for" mal debut at the empire
debutante t.ll to be hekl at tbt
N ewporter Inn J uoe 19.
L EGAL HO TICE
"FIRST NIGHTER'' PLANS oeclllpied tbe a.tteattoa c:A bds
foursome prior to the March 1 'J opealAc 11 tbt Udo Isle
Players• productioo o1 "Ladles of the jury.'' Tbey are,
from left, Mr. aod Mrs. J&eksoo Wllcos, Wbo sened u
host and hostess tor tbe flr st nllbtef d1Jmer Ttaeld&J pr"e·
cedlllg the opelllng; Mrs. wuuam Ga.utsclli, president ot
the Lido Players, YbO bU the role ot h•tte GordoG, &Dd
Mrs. Robert Wahler, eorrespoodlng secretary br the Play-
er s and cast In the role ot EfllYD Saow. Tbe play is COD·
tlnuing ntgtltly at 8:30 p.m. at the Lido Cllllbouse this
week, througfl Saturday, March Zl . (Ensign pboto.)
~E GAL HOTIC~---GLAZE ART SHOWN
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING A ooe-ma.o sbow by Barbara
Notice Is hereby given that the Lance (Mrs. Joho Ja.cksoo) at
Plann1ng Commission of the Wesa Verde library, Costa
Clty ot Newport Beach 'lrtll bold Mesa, March 15 to April 15,
wW display ber odgUal methOd a_pubUc bearing on the~Uca-of pelnttng portnits aod sea-
twn of Leooo I. nn Toroe for 1D 1, Sbe k.s with a Variance 98'J oo property scapes o .. wor
located at 109-111 -113 -18th glues, painting color !.pO
color to actueve ber dis-Street, N.B., to permit ftv e U.ncUve effecL Sbe 1a a mem-
d'Welling units on a kl« havtng ber ot a.rt ~ 1D Costa
5,1Z5 square feet where the Wesa, Huotinetoa Beach, San
ordinance requires 6,000 c .\oahel ud Ml.uioo
BUGS -MEDIUM RARE
A form.:r ··cure·· fur ~ .. n.:t:r requucJ the w•<~llo¥.rng
of roasted m~· .. h ()I •••ur..e. tuJa). 10.e ~now thrs
remcd) "'a' fvnlhh Though "'c·rc \till lookrn~ for
the: c•u-.c of ~ .. n .. er. mn1~eal .. nc!lCc has motdc tre·
mc:ndou~ ,tr,dc• '" '" •ktcctrnn ..111d trc<~tment. A~k
your ph}'l'-1..1!1 ,d,,•ut tlll"m -\rl<1 remember. when·
c~·C'r )OU rc nut k-..:luH: ur rn r::u, rt": ~ood s.cn'\.C 10
Vl'-tl }Our dtXh>r I he n_ .t 111cJrr.:o~rwn r, ne..:~ry,
~ U) !or n:l•..1 hk pr._·,._rrptmn -.cnro.:c
Christensen
_. &. COAST .. ,. .. ooeoea Da. .u
OlfqLS i---aquare teet and to permit open lemeote, m
puking spaces wher e the or-IV.ie~JIJ.·---------~===================~., dinance requires covered
spaces.
Notice is hereby further given
that said pubU c bearing wtll be
held on the Znd day of April,
i9'JO, at the hOur of 8:00 p.m.
In tbe Council Chambers of the
Newport Beach City HaJJ.. at
•1\l.ch Ume and place any ud
all persoos Intere sted may ap-
pear ud be beard thereon.
Don R. Adkinson, Secretary
Ne-.port Beach City
Plann1ng Commtssloo
Publlsh: March 19, 1970, ln
the Newport Harbor Ensign.
LEGAL NOnCE
NOTICE OF P UBLIC HEARING
Notice is her eby given that the
Pla.nning Commissloo ot t.be
City of Newport Beach will bold
~ public bear1n& on the appllca~
UoG of All Ro!Wwl tot a UN
Per111U. 1412_(111property 1oeated
at lSOO West Cout H.ipway,
Newport Beach, to permit a
mulne service fa cility to in-
clude welding.
Notice is ller etry further given
that sald public hear lag wtU be
hekl on the Znd day of April,
19'10, at the Dour of 8:00p.m.
Ia the Couoctl Chambers of the
Newport Beach Ctty HUl., at
which time a.nd placeanya.ndall
persons iDterested may appear
and be l'leard thereon.
Don R. Adktnson, Secretary
Newport Beach City
P la.nning Com m Isston
Publish: Match 19, 19?0, ln
the Newport Harbor Ensign.
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'!'RACX STAR Ralldy stabler o1 Newport Harber hllh sebool
ls pletllred bere winning the 880 In Z:Ol. 7 In last week's
meet with SaDta Ana. (Bruce Newbery photo,)
Tilt 1\lr lac:oll)' will bt rt•
presented bJ' IOCb immortaUi U
"Soeaky Pete" PeteriOG, "Su~
perman" Dudley Smitb, Morey
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many more.
SEA KING HURDLER Dan Dunlap Is sbon here wtnnioc
the lZO bleb b~~rdle event lrl last week's wln over Edisoo
Htlh ol Huottneton Beach. Dave's Ume was 15.8 secODds.
Tbe COM Sea Klngs WOll 84 to .U apinst the nrst year
schooL Just behiod Dave ls Salyers ot Edison. (Rich
Krodel-.) SA trips Tar trackmen Swim stars
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BA SE BA LL
• BA TS· SHOES -CAPS .
-UNDERSHIRTS -FLIP SPECS
HOSE • BEL TS -
Stevens took the shot put event
with 55 '6-1/4". The mile relay By Bruce Newbety Jr.
team stewed out Oil the Saints Without a doubt the Hartu
with a time, of 3:26.5. area has been spoiled by tbe
Rick fleming and Ctd Com-lollg process1oll of ClF cl:lamp.
mon made their long dlstaoce ions, or oear champions,
talents knOwn byplaclngZnda.OO that the tllgh scllOOls have pro-
3rd respectively In tbe 2 mile duced througbtheyears.COI'o ..
run. Howle Rogers pushed hls del Mar hlgtl swimmers areN
opponents all the waybyplactng to keep that tradition alive u
Znd, In both the 440 and 220. they travel to the Belmont Piasa
Lee Haven and JOhn Kasmer Pool tomorrow nigtlt, March ZO,
took Znd and 3rd places with tor the CIF swimming cham-
r espective high jump s of 6'2" pt.onships.
PROF. ST EI NHAUS CETS
POSTHUMOUS HONORS
Tbe bio1og1c:a.l scieoces buil-
ding at UCI will be renamed
Edward A. steinbaus Hall 1n
booor of the first dean of the
scbool of biological sciences,
wbo cUed urm;pectedly 1a.st Oct-
ober. In addition, the a.noua.l
Stel.Dhaus memorial teaching
excelleoce award hU been es-
labUslled.
and 5'8". For 2 years Cliff Hooper's
The Tars were hurt by the t...., hasn't had the periOQDOI ~IW IALI ..
loss of high hurdle ace Dave to enter 1n CIF competUlon. THEATR1
Ecc les, who sprained a.11 ankle Now the Sea King coach 11 _
working on the pole vault ln dellgbted that his team w1U ~. •• ~.,ki"• Ch•;,
practice last week. Pole nult DOt onJ.y compete, but that tbeJ Lot••
was tbeonlyeventinwhJchNew-han a tlrm claJm on tbe C&ll-s.tbo• ,.,..;,..~~.,r.euJ -40<4 1
port had oo placers against forDJa cro1fll. Chil4 With ,.,.,., Only
Dave Cross was tbe hero ot o1 tbe most Yersa.tlle men 00 SKIP RBIER, discuss thrower Santa Ana. Bruce Black seems to be ooe l;;•:;0;•';";N~;';"';';' ~'':";·;::;~
the Bee SJ~ill..emen squad. He took the team. Last week at the CIF for tbe Coroaa del Mar Sea TUES. MAR. U tlrst place In the 1320 yd. run prelims be took !1rst place 1J1 Ktnp, .sbows off his 1r'lDil1Dg
wtth a ttme of 3:26.3. Denny tbe 100' yd. free style. He 1s form Ln practice. Skip placed BOTH IH COLOR
CUne placed 3rd tn the same also anchorman on the 400 yd. tlrst apinst Edisoo with a
event. Gary Brace made his tree style am the zoo yd. med-throw of 140 feet, 1-S/4 in-
mark by Upping a 2nd 1n the ley relay teams. These teams ches, and placed Stb over-aU
B ll.lgtl hurdles. Jay Johnston won 2Dd and 5th places res. at the Tustin lnYttaUooal meet
and BUI Schragle took 2nd and pecUvely at the prellms. last Saturday with a throw of
3rd respectively in the 660 yd . JolniDg Black 00 the relay 140 feet, lllnches. (Ri ch Kre-
ruo. Dan Seats took 3rd in the tea.ms ts Bret Baroard. Alonr del photo.)
220 yd. run. Loren Drake threw with the relay titles, he placed ESTANClA, SEA KINC.S,
the shoe 45'2" to take a 1st in 6th in the 100 yd free style. TARS WIN IN BASEBALL
that event. The Bee squad lost to Kurt Krumpholz wiU be shoW-Estanc.la raUJed for a run in
the Saints 76.19. log his talents on tbe 400 yd. the 7th aDd a run 1n the 8th
Although disappointed by relay team as well as backing to edge Costa Mesa 2 to 1
thelr team's perfor mance last up his two ZDd place hooors lD Tuesday oa the home diamond
week, Cee team tans are wtt. the 200 yd. and 400 yd. tree In their ttrst Irvine lea.gue
ness to the development of a style eveots. game. Pitchers Wat.sona.ndMa-
r emarlcable young athlete other varsity swimmers are hooey held the Mustangs to 5
'*med Pat HoneyftU. Patt5 Gartb Bergeson, Brad Jack-hits wbUe the Eagles hlt safely
scores wer~ low last week but son, aiMj BUl Stengehem. 7 times.
r-lewport eoaChes are looldnf ·Mart. otto Yt.ll ~rt bi5 tbe Corooa del M.ar Sea KlDgs
for big things to come. Pat accompllsbmentS tn the BeelOO also wonthelr league opener 5 to
took 3rd In l ZO low hurdles, yd. butterfly aJid the Cee 50 yd. 1 over Edison, wtth all 5 runs
Ued for 2od In the high jump treestyle evelts, in wtuch be coming In the 2nd tnning.
and placed 3rd In shot put. won 4th and 200 places. otto Pitcher Mlke Adams, wbo held
But I...apworth took a 3rd In the will be joined 1o ClF compett. Edison to 4 hits, sparked the
1320 yd. run. tion by team mates Bruce big inning with a triple to drive
Final Cee score was 79-7Ln Krumpholz, Greg LoU.z andJeU In 2 runs, and he stole home for
favor of the Saints. Davies. a 3rd.
AREA SPORTS QUICKIES ~£!!~:£~:~~~~7~~
The Newport Harbor 5allor posted their second stra.ight win to 0. Harbor's run came In the
basebaUers got bounced 1-0 March 13 with a 10-7 decl5ion top of the 8th Inning.
by the Costa Me~ Musta.ng:s over Mission Viejo. This Friday
after the Tars' big bona.nsa atterooon, March 20, the tea.m
bra.sh Last Friday nlgbt. This Is travels to Fountain Valley for
t he second time Newport has their second game in league
been defeated by area teams. play. • • •
Things are getting brighter
around the Corona del Mu
• • •
OUTII CORS
o,." Nightly •f 6: .. 5 p.m .
Sund•y •t 1 : .. 5 P·'"·
"db
cracldal
comed7"
-JUDITH Cl!ST,
TOOAYSHOW
ALSO THIS GREAT SHOW
DEAN JONES , DIAN E BAKER
IN
"THE HORSE IN THE
GREY FLANNEL SUIT"
CONTINUOUS SHOW
SAT., SUN ., MON., TUES ., WE D.
FROM 1 P.M.
EARLY BIRD SHOW FRI. AT 5 P.M.
£:IJ.o N!WPORt B!ACH -at the
enhonu! to thf" fobulou\ l1d0 hit" OR l ·8JSO
RETURN ENGAGEMENT
THE FILM CLASSIC
OF ALL TIME!
CHARLTON HESTON
and
AN ALL STAR CAST
'"
"BEN HUR"
GENERAL LEW WALLACE'S EPIC STORY
OF COURAGE AND FAITH
DON'T MISS THIS GREAT SPECTACLE!
The Sailor tennis squad SlCl·
ported th.is column's predlclloo
last wee.ll. by toppling CIF rlV1Ll
Rvlllng Hills 18-1 /2.9.1/Z.
Sunny Hills will be the oelt
target for the Tar Q.repc:nrer
wllen they come to lbe Newport
court at 3:15p.m. today, March
19.
t HOW SHOWIN C • RATES FOR CLASSIFIED ADS "-•• In Y ..,, OnA.r
'-' • Svlttcri,l•:
• • •
l hi. Itt.-,.., P;OO..
I'& ........
RATED "R''
INCOM E TA X
20 word• or leu ............. .
21 wwd1 to X) words ..... .
31 word1 to.«) words ..... .
Eoch word over«> WOJds ..
• BOOKS FOR SALE
Limited quanUty on order of
"Quest of a hemisphere"
by Dotw!lla Boyle. $9.00
I Ti~ne
uo
2.00
100
.05
2 Ti~n~s
2.$0
,.00
4.00
• 10
3 Times
3.00
4.00
5.00
.15
C.ll 67J.G550
MISCELLANEOUS
PLASTIC covered boat hatches
bicycles, kerosene, books(!~
each ot trade 2 tor t ), pot
JOHNSON 5 b.p. beWed wood stoves, stove
1968 model, used 3 ","~'~;~;~1 pipe, keroseae lamps, stcwes cellent condition With aDd beaters. MERCANTILE
taDk. $110. Phoae GENERAL STORES, 117 E.
18th, Costa Mesa, 646-1675
(formerly TeWintle's) and 806
E. Balboa Blvd., Balboa, 675.
7Z8Z.
Tennis Dresses
1395 to 2695 Shirts & Shorts
CUSTOM p1cture
FRAMING
by TOMASSO
• "rtH8R8 P/CTURB PRoiMI HG IS oiH oiRT"
1666 MEIII'ORT .. VO.
COSTA MesA, CALIP.
HOUfltle 10 -1 ~ .....
PHONE U2·69Z2
I
A $595,000 D11W .traetlft for • BALBOA ISLAND
a yaebt elub at 1801 Blyldde J. Cote, 126 Agate Ave •• eo-
Or. llelpod to booll tllo lhrdl close carport, add Zod ~
permit total at tbe Newport tamllJ room, $10,000,
Beach building dep&rtmllllt. Cllootagbam, add1t1on at 32Z
FollOwing permits were 1a-Grm:t Cua.l, $16,000.
sued durlne the nrst half of W. Sallter, Z~story d~lez at
Ibis mootb: 711 N. Blly fL, $40,000,
• CORONA DEL W:AR
Peter De Bo.un 438 Fern J. A WIU ERS Dl ES
leaf ape.rtment .;.er garage· J. Artbur WlUters, 71, of
$l& '675 ' 2030 Pomona., Costa Mesa, died A F 'Edouart alt at1oo a.od March 1Z at his resldence. He a.ddi~ 230 Or e.:. $l,300. was born Feb. 28, 1899, lnEm.
The lnlne Co,, oew ltrUC· porb., Kansas, aiJ1 came to
ture for yacht elub, 1601 Bay. Orange Cow:ty 16 years ago.
side Dr., $595,000. SUn1Yots lnclllde hi s wtfe,
• IRVINE TERRACE Alma; a son, Kelrtn., of Costa
Due Jameson. 18Zl SalrfDa Mesa; 2 daughters, Mrs. Gloria
Snyder ol Kansas aDd Mrs. Ter ., enlarp k1tcben aDd tam-RoMmarY Hardy of 29 Palms;
Uy room, $5,000. ~.._ Llo d o1 New Men-• RARBOR VIEW HILLS a .. ~, Y
Tbomu Nauptoo, add room co; aDd a sister, Mrs. Dove
at 1100 POl't Mar pte, U ,OOO. Joy of Kansas; 9 gn.odcflildren
Clark Somers rflPII.lr ftre aM 3 gr•t-UJDdchlJdren.
00 • •1 Services were bekl March
::'"'"· ll 8.,q,lper, • z,. 16 at Beli-Brnadny Cbapel.
• NEWPORT lntermem was at Pactfle View
Terry Field, 410 w. Coast Cemetery.
Hwy ., parUttons for bealKJ sa-
lon, $3,800.
• LINDA tsLE
H. c. Valentine & Son. z.
story, 1-unit dwelUDg at No. 64
Linda lste, $70,000.
• BEACON BAY
Dooakl Shaw, a1teraUo111 at
8 Rudder Rd., $3,500.
• BALBOA
Mrs. A. w. Cot by, 2-s:tory
addition, 1604-06 E. &llx>o,
$35,000.
• NEWPORT CENTER
W. C. WHITE DIES
Will1am Clarence White, 74, 1
of 2564 Elden, CostaMesa,dled
1 March 10 at Orange CouotyMe-
dica.l Center Orange. He was
born Jan. 24,1896,ln Nebtulra,
and came to Orange COWlty 1n
1946.
Senlces were held U.a.reh 14
at tbe Chureb of Christ. [D.
termeot n.s at Harbor Rest
Cemetery. Bell-Broadway fun-
eral Home •a.s 1n charge ot
arrangements.
BRENT PAIIl<ER DIES
liPFWfllll I 8 _..
642-4472
ovo.67:1-J6.41
1730 W. C.••t Hlw.,
I~L.\I..TIJI~
:\•·•qv,o1 /:.·~ch Ollwe
!\!:."-l:..""''l•· IJr''"
l i ,. ;•o:.1 -h
2 DANDY UNITS
OWNERS WIU FINANCE
SAVE $$$ LOAN COST
Owoers will rtnance these attractive Wlits oa t"er)'
desirable terms:
•
,.,o Z-bedroom units pl us guest apa.rtmeat,
one-half bloc k to ocean oo besutilul Marguertte
Ave., Coroaa del Mar. • Three bedroom, 1-1/2 baths, plus spacious 1-
bedroom garage apartment.
Ca.U us -we nave many other fine properties.
i,oTHEREAL
\"-. ESTATERS
I'DIIM!IRL Y DRAIIGE COAST PIIDP 1!11TY ~oc loc.., omee buiJdiD& at
363 San Mlruel Dr •• $40,000.
Allsoo. Co,, teoa.ot Lmpron-
moolo, ZISl San J-HW.
Brent ~ Parker, 15, m~ .. · c.-del .... -673-8S50
'01 !058 Au.o A•e.,CostaU.sa,1 ,;'·,;·-.;·;;;-..,;~;;,;;;;;,;"-!:.,~~·;,;.--------~ died Mareb 12 at Costa Mesa 11 Rd., H.OOO.
Irvtne Cout Couotry Cl~,
n:lmmlnc pool. 1001 Gran'fille,
Jf,BOO.
lrv1De Co,, teDaat lmproYe-
ments at 500 Newport Ceotu
Drive East, $9,000 and$10,000.
• WEST UPPER BAY
Harry La.sk)', swtmmlna:pool,
1314 sa.ntla.go, ... 600.
Joe k:.noey, aUerauoos at
211 North Star LD., $S,OOO,
M. Samp«)), faoce m:1 wall,
1M2~. $1,000.
• EAST UPPER 8A Y
Loo. Rllbtn, sao1 Park Green
Dr., Llteratiou a.Dd lddWoos,
$1,200 and $%,000.
Hospital. He was born Oct. 27,
1954 Ill Onnp.
SIIITtfOl's lDclode his pa-
reob:, Mr. aDd Mrs. Wal-
lace Parker, a g:rand:mother,
Mrs. VlrgU Shaw of Costa
Mesa; a trotber, Walla.ce Jr.,
IUld 3 sisters; U.rs. Judith P.
GIUllleU of utah, Pamela Puker
and Deborab A. Parter ol the
tamUy bome.
Se(Ylces were beld March 14
at Cburcb of JeSU5 Cbrlst crt
Latter Day Saints, Nnpnrt
Beaeb. lutcmeat was at Pae11lc
VIew Cemetery. BeD .8z'Oidwa,J
Fuoen.I Home was In ebarge ot r----------, arranpmelll&.
BALTZ
MORTUARIES
1741 IU,IIIOR AVf.
C0$TA liEU
lllldwAy ,_2424 u• I. COAST MIWAY
CO-A DIL MAR
ORiole l-4•50
.UICe 1941
111,100 JEWELRY Til EFT
lolary E. .._Ill, ol 4219
1 Hilaria Way, West Newport Hel-
, lilts. told pgllce March 4 U..t
f bur&:).ars had entered ber apart~
meat and stole moretha.D$1,100
1D jewelry from a )lrootbekit.
eben couoter and trom a )ewelry
box oo ber dresser. Pollee eoold
l1Dd PO signs of forced entry
and tbeorlzed tbat a door to the
apartmeli. bad been left uo~
! locked.
Leiourely Dell1htfal Dlnln1
•
I• A a.-'•• Al•••hcrc
R,.JIIiuau Of
Porir •4 014 Soo Fr.,dru • Dlaaen Eatnordlnaln
froa sis p.a.
AtolfJu _,. Thru .'WJnmluy •
For Tll• Lftln EOUf
A S,Uiolll-
~ .. 4oy nr. n.rsu,.
F-n.u
•
Euelleat tala•e
S.perb CeektaUo
• H2~ Eu1 c .... , Hip.., -C..• llolllor
(Junctioe WacAnh.r a Cout) '
67J.U67
ltESI!ZRV A "nONS ltESPI!CTED
Irvine Terrace
Joys of Spanish rradirion
and modem living.
• , • ARE BLENDED IN THIS E XQ~ITE FOUR
BEDROOM HOME. INTERESTING POOL AND PLAN-
TING ADD TO THE WARU.TH Of LfVlNGlN BEAtrl'I-
FUL OOUTHERN CALIFORNIA.
00/i Y. fRAXl<llli
I R~AlTOR' 3250 East Gout Hllf'way
Corona dtl Mlf, c.liforntl
Ptlone: 67).22Z2
Enjoy Privacy
~unbalhe in large patio, walk across
the s treet for a S\~ 1m in the Bay. Thil. plus
living room witb. Bay View. S Bedroom A: dm-
Jng room is lt'lt most attracth.·e property ot-
ftred on lhe 1-'tnins\l la .
5:!0.
Bill llonu
$:56,000
PETE BARRETT REALTY
....... Dr.-1&1. .....
THURSMY,IIAROi 19, 1910 .. p1rt I1Uft ....
... hlllllll Ce111Mese
..w.w. c.. .......
HARBOR VIEW HILLS
VIEW HOME o 4 BEDROOMS o POOL
BENJTIFUL LOCATIOM
'V ogrl ~o.
CORONA DEL liAR
2b61 Eost Cout Hi ghwcry (C.r. Ferna.of)
Phonr. 67~2020
• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Salea througb tbe Multiple u.t1ac
Service of tbe Newport Harbor-eo.ta
Men Board of Realton tot•leo:l
onr $54 mtUtoo for tbe TWELVE
mootb8 ot 1969. Tb18 repreaeota
1,294 unit aalee and a dollar nlue
Increase of 4% over tbe same pertod
ot 1aat year, wbleb wu a record year.
Llst yDUr property-wttb a Realtor
today. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
SITUATED ON TDI ACUS
SPACIOUS I & 2 IIDUl. AP~
"""'" & """'"'" ,,_ s 160
• P•i,·atc Patios • Fi1eplaccs
• POOLS • q HOl e Puttina Gwen
• Tennis
• Sepa1ate Family Section
• AdJ. to Schools and Play a•ound
900 S.o LMe, c~
MacArthur "-' Cont tfwy. clo•• tv Fnhlon hl•ul
CXIROHA DEL liAR I
ANTED
o5lX 11l TWELVE liMITS
THAT SHOW A 0000 RETURH o
• PREFER LOW INTEREST LDAH o
o UP 11l $100,000 o
WeUs-McCardle
Rulton
Rclidlc Selllicc SilK• 1941
CORONA DEL MAR
BE5T '"HOWE AIID 114COIIE" VALUE
UNDER $50.0001
IUaess compeL& sale of diU'mi.Dc 2 bedroom OOme
wltb IQIII..lb' attnct1Yelbedroom aputme.at. E:~eelleot
eood!tloa -mS hro cuod te.•s Good 1Dcome a%Kt tu
sbelter •
CORONA HIGHLANDS
Une-•llf lu'~, wt• ..... ot oo.a Ud NUa. YOU
....... lud. Prloaq, -. Ia i><llll&o .........
BUY NOW W1UJ...E AVA.D.,ABJ,E -BUILD LATER
Stanley A~ Smith
Realtor
'11 GOLD&HIIOD A VI!., COIIOHA DilL •All
'T!LWMOIIII»-»11
••••••••••••••••••••
LIDO ISL£ FRONTAGE
60 ft. Via . Lido Soud
---PIERS AND SLIPS---
S2QQ,QOQ
o5-1-X BEDROOMS PLUS MAID'S RDDII
o F-1-V-E BATHS PLU5 POWDER ROOM
o F-0 -U • R-CAR GARAGE ... 4,000 50. FT.
ofl,ult Jie
PREST IGE WATERFRONT HOMES
SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT
16 linda hie Ori ....
J\·e,. j t>e<lroo n1. 5 bath home \\Jih up liJlr~
\'Jew ot f"orrm<t de l .\J;u h1lls. 3 F trf'"' ,, .... ~ &
HBQ. Luxunou~ c<~rpetmg &. paneU m \. ... nd·
~ca ped. \\ tlh dod ·I ·-, f;QIL
CS Linc!a hie Crivt
l\cann,:t comp1et10n. 5 BR . ~ ba h'JlTlf' 00 I ··
nu wa ter. ~ f1repl arr.~. al rt um v to•mtem .
Blt-m TV ~ystem. With dock . ~2:Z.::..OOO.
10 lind• hle Drive
:J Bedroom & ma1d'-"· 5 baths with fam1ly
room & large rumr••~ roo m. 3 Fireplar~~-
4.246 Sq. fl Dork. & boat !lh p ..... ~lS9,300
70 Lind• hie Drive
Beanttful 4 Bedroom. 4 Bath home ,·.nh n-
lra largt> Jl\·mg room & ma~ter Bedroom.
rarpets & drapes. Land~caped. not~t !.ltp.
!(ear tenms court & club . . . now $l20.000
W•terfront loh
!'\o. 4: ExceOent 51 fL Linda IsLe leas~holc1
lot . Consider trade. . .... ~ . $33.000
~·o. H · Lon; water \'tew facing Harbor h·
land ,,. i6.2 ft . of frontage. Plans •wall.
:'\'o. 38. Pnint lot with IJ8 ft. of fronta.;e. Lonz
water \U'W.
liDO WATERfRONT APARTMENTS
320 LIDO NORD
6 Eeanlt ful um h . 6 Car ~arag~c; &; nflhty
room . w1th 85 ft. frontmg on e:o:ctllt'nt swim-
ming beach. Untt& art newly furmshed. 1\ow
~240,000. E>..rell ent tenns available
BILL GRUfoiDY, REAL TOR
I Our Ne-w A6drett I
Ill Dover Or., Suite l, ..._,.rt le.ch 6C2-4620
~TRANQUILITY BASE!
~ Why Go to Moon?
T
0
R
8
TRULY PRIVATE ESTATE
Corona del Mar -Fee
Fruit tree.s -Rowers -parkll.lte pool
aetting -Yiew for mUe•. Graced bJ
a mllgnUtcent 3 ~ and den,
5 IMttw, plu.. matd'• quarten. Call
today for de.crtpttn brocbure.
CoRBIN-MARTIN}l
J-===:==:&76 -1682====::.1~
••Kl"U
•• AL .IIT&T•
a•RJillfnAL AHJ JJifflllll ~IIO~IlllftU
-POll IIITI!RillrBII. PllOPBJJIOiliU.
COIUIJilllAliOII J.ll
~ ........ ..
..... C.. ..... Ot ... _ .....
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.!I!JIIIOI Hltll DNICI ,._.. ..... ,, wtU be
lllo -"' lllo )lllor IIIP
--ot "-11117-.... ""' _, lJIU FrldlJ,
illlr<ll 10. TOt C11J of N~
-porU, -boo ud n-cr---11-
-... -· -lllo -~ ot .... ''RUb'' bud from
t lo 10 p.m. Mmlasloo wllll>t
''· Ull •elr--will 1>t 11ned.
BEll
Dear Resident:
St. Patrick's Day marked our 18th
anniversary of providing a valuable
service to the residents (especially
pets!) of the harbor area.
We are celebrating with a giant
anniversary sale, and, keeping in
mind that you are going to rush right
down to s ee us, bring this advertise-
ment, and there will be a FREE mys-
tery gUt for you!
pets
and
suppl ies
H't' It/ \llfJII
Frunk. l:Jarfwru . anJ /)t'hhl Jurdt111
JORDAN'S PET SHOP
2732 E. Coast Highway
Corona del Mar, Calif ..
673·2430
professional
grooming
"F01 Oistriminar ing Custom..,, _,.,o Won t If No Anawer ,.,. v.,., s." . . . S«l..I].(J
c.uu .. '"''" 642·1677
.Damato & Sons
LICENSED l INSURED • GENERAL CONTRACTING
MARINERS CHURCH
ANNOUNCES
0~-. Glenn O'Neal,. professor at Talbot Tneolog1cal
Seminary, La Mirada, wlll be guest mi nister for the
10 a.m. s.arvlce this SuMay.
SllliiiAY SCHOOL AT 1:00 A.ll.
WOIIIIIIP BI:IIYICE AT 10:00 A.ll.
EVIJQIIG IIDYICE AT 7:JO P,ll.
ZIIO EAST COAST HWY., COROllA OIL liAR
NEW ENGLISH FORDS
THAT'S CORRECT! 32 BRAND NEW ENGLISH FORD
CORTINAS WILL BE SOLD THIS WEEKEND FOR EX-
ACTLY WHAT THEY COST US. POSITIVELY NO
DEALER CHARGES ADDED. BE ONE OF THE FffiST
32 PEOPLE WHO ARE SMART ENOUGH TO RECOO-
NIZE AN HONEST OPPORTUNITY TO TAKE ADVAN-
TAGE OF A DEALER'S OVERSTOCK PROBLEM.
AND SAVE A BUNDLE !
CHOOSE FROM
CORTINA 2 AND 4 DOORS
GT'S • 4·SPEEDS • AUTOMATICS
STATION WAGONS
A'f' OUR COST!
THURSDAY -FRIDAY -SATURDAY -SUNDAY -
-.
, NEWI'ORT!IARIIDR OSIQI
Fli!Sf SECT19N - -P ... 6
lliURSOAY,ItlAROt 19, 1970
CO~" DEl MAR, CAl,lf.
c u
News
TOt Flnl ao,tlll Cburcb of
Mesa, SOlllapolia St.-
P. G. NeumaDD will
oa the topic, "From the
to Puadlse," at tbt
Suoday 181'rlce. Tbe
at 7 p.m. Ylll be tbe
J~~~~~Fo~U..~ 8ajJtlll mls-stonary 1n • • •
St. Andrew's Presb)'terlan
Church, 600 St. Andrew's Rd.,
Cutt Haveo -Dr. Charles
Dlarentteld will preach at 8,
. 9:30 and 11 a.m. Suoday oo
"Empty lnto full," part 4tnllis
lenten series on • 'The alchemy
of CI\rlst.'' Communtonservtee
•lU be bald at 8 p.m. Ma.rcb 215.
youlol.
Hang
~Ten
HERE'S HANG TEN. A new
knock about wardrobe desl~ed
by Erik. a Elias to Jumble and
layer In 2ltl different comblrt-
atJons. Look for th e footprints!
• LIDO ALLEY -JUI'IIOR FASHIONS o
!'WJHJ.
8.\R
,-TOOl.
Fat isn't where it's at Neither are high prices. So take
advantage of our special limited time offer right away.
Results
guaranteed
in writing!
We welcome
BankAmericard
and
Master Charge.
$100 Now only for
regular $2.00 treatment!
We are not a gym.
No disrobing. No pills.
No back-breaking ext,clses
No crash diets.
call now fora
complimentary first visit
and free figure anaJysla
at no obligation.
But call while this
special offer lasl8l
CoroM Del...,
3100 E. Coost H'tgl.woy
67$.6350
H•ll•ll• 1••1111
11512 ._.. llyol.
HUIOO
I
League installs
"with Michelin 'X'
Ratllal my car seems
te rltle ea1ler"
new
Agoin, Michelin'• fluible 1idewolls o nd
1teef-cord brodng te ll the story. Our side-
wall• provide more "give " to ob~orb
bumps and johs to o higher degree than
o rd inary tires. It's like hov•ng on e xtra
set of 1hoclo: absorbers ~ And t ince the
tread grooves 1toy open, the tire rolls
easier with leu re,istonce.
IICIIELII ·r·•
RADIAL TIRES
The sfoterr>enl above may seem vnbe·
lie voble, but it is rrve. The quote wo'
token from on octuoltestimonio l• le!!er
oHicers
At H.J. GARRETI'S
All the look and luxury
of imported hand-mnde carpet.•
at a stay-at-home price!
FRESCEAU by
Thank 1\.arattan for a th1110 rirh. to hand1omely
de•i1ned your friendt willaek if you had it
ruttom·made in Europe. Tdlthem it'1 Fresceau,
an eal y·to-care lor nylon pile. in brotdloom or
1tea ru1•· We have thia&andinavian.)ook-tlike at
Ameriean.Dream prieet. fre.eeau; in IS delidoualy
m;oty '0 10" $10.95 per yd.
(9• 11 12• .,_. ,., o•ly 11 13.00 )
-TRY OUR IIIVOL V1NO CHAROI -
H.J.GARREfT fURNf[URE
P~OFISSIOHAL
INTUIOR DiS!eNIU
GOROON A. YARTIN, at left. oew president of tbe Costa
Mesa Chamber of Commerce, recelns gnel from retiring a.term Prutdeot Jack Hammett at UMI amua.l meet!Dg and
installation d1DDet bltid La tbe dtn1Dc ball ol Costa Mesa's
on $6 UllWoa. Hyla.Dd f.aboratOC'W DtrisiDD of Tra.YeDOI.,
Wb.lcb will employ 1,100, Presldeot Martin's prlDclpal goal
is to streogtheo the Chamber to 1,000 members from the
present 825. (Photo by PhiUp Betteocoart.)
SJIVI COlO o sal.
CB35W
Lo west pr ice ever for Sy lva nia C olor TV w 1th AFC
The Mini-Moa c.o ... o.ne~ ,.. "..,w,., ~ zeo oo•'ob•• '' $ 2 79 95
wtn rr"C•,.. ... m oe•1or..,orce F. 0/sa '"O·C'w'e Wo•riut r, ~~
0" "0" N'JOC coo .,e. "' •h CO"Ce-:: ec co•· 1 "lard"!
Sv'v-::,.. c s .;:":)Qr b· 9"' 8:-1 o c• ... ·e '.be .,o~ ·ne sl'lotpest colo• r ''1e "dvst•v ' T.,e P·e-Ser
F re T ~~ -g lo"d C'"''O'TIO AGC •e.., ember •he ped ecr co•or sel1 ... g 1o· eoc • c>,onrel. ~0"'•"9 you
the tro.,.b e o1 '<'e\c-e ·e• ." ·g 'cc, be CO" ed C"vwl'1ere '" '"e home , '"OJ' •t,e reed lor
color •eoc C"C <'~9 tv a ser" Cef""C" A."'d ! f.,tu<e serv c rg seve· rea~ •ed •ne C"O~s s woll-1 plug-on
TfO"S·SIQ•~ ~des t C (·r't(h
EXPLORE OUR WORLD OF FUN!
EXCITING WEEKEND SPECIALS
PRIZES! COSTUMES! FUN !
DAILY PRIZES!
SEE th e LJOtj and TIGER in our GIFT SHOP
$50 CASH DAILY
$25 MERCHANDISE CERTIFICATE
!Good for either Gift Shop or Yacht Shop)
25 FREE PASSES FOR 2 TO LION COUNTRY
PLUS
CANDLELIGHT DINN~R
(.C WINNERS EACH HfiO AYI
SAFARI
All the fixings for a great
dinner party for -4 people
THIS WffiC
TOURNEDOS OF BEEF DINNER
•
JUST SIGN THE BOOK
IN OUR LOBBY
TO BE ELIGIBLE
FOR ALL PRIZESI
FREE MENU COOKBOOK
R>R EVERYONE!
Giant STEAK SALE uROI19, 111. 21
T-BOHE. PORTERHOUSE, TOP SIRLOIN, SPENCERS, FILETS .,
LIDO MARKET CENTER
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him, -.. have ..... the Lord. But be .ud mto them. G:OifPl r tball ... m w. habdt the
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print ol tbe nan.. ud thruA IIQ' hand into hi1 lide, I will not belieYe.
"And •'*' etcht day• acaln h1r. d.IK1»Jn
wan within. aJ'Id ThomN with them: tller~ ~ Jnua. \he doon beinl abut, and atood
In thf' midst, and Mid, Peace be unto you.
'"Then uith he to "nM>mu., R.-eb hither
thy finaer, and bebollf my hudat and reach hither thy Mnd, and ttuwt k into my akle: an<J be not faith!..., but believinl.
• And Thomu an.wered and aakl unto him,
My Lord and my God. "Jesu~ •hh unto hlm, 1bornM. becllu.
thou hut .wn me, thou hut believed: blelll·
ed are they tMt Mve not Heft, and yet Mv•
beUeved.'"
rr w.u arurr eta,.. before this tNt
Tholnu had made his bout to the other d.la-
dpks. Here. ln the prHence of the Lord and
the otMr diaclpla, Thomas hasn't Aid _,.. ......
And before he *-~ anytbtnc, the Kil-
en Lord -suddm.ly, without any waminc,
.. ,. to him, and sharply:
"Reaeh hither mY FINGER. and BmOLD
my hands; and reach hither thl hand, AND
THRUST rr INTO my aide ...
And .o He hurd 1M when I m.de my
bout. Sure He did.
And thls isn't such • pleuant thine-Sure It
ian't.
"My Lord and my God."
Sure; what ela could you MJ''! n-tlu didn't make that .tflrmation by
faith, he made it by ligb.L He w• foreed
to make it. What elM eotild be do? What elM
could you have done?
And now, the reply of our Lotcl. '*'nlomaa,
beaWIIt thou hut _.. me, thou hut believ-
ed: bleaed are \hey that have aot--. aDd
yet have believed."
He wu not. referTinj' to tiM otM-6dplu
Eij:ht days before, they had MU Him fn a
body of flesh and bonn. had beheld Hb
handa and feet, and had seen Him eat broil-
ed fish and hoMyeomb. He wu referrina; to
thoR who would beline Him to be Lord and
God, althouch they had never -n Rim. He
was referrin1 to you and me. One renderini
of Hia reply ia thbl: .. Bieued and happy and to be envied are
thoR who have nrver Men Me, and yet have
believed and adhered to and trusted in and
relied on Me" (Amplified New Testame11t).
In our Lord'• reply to Thomas, we have a
revelation ol the p-andeur and nobility of true
Christian faith u qainst the faith of:
• brae!,
• The Apostles.
• The oonvenlon of Paul, and
• The Jews" converaion on the Mount of
Olives at the mum of Christ in clory.
niERE IS IS.IiLAEL and her mij:hty pro-
phet:! in thoR Old Test.ament days. Tt.ue wu
no mistakirc the pfften« of God wilh them.
He walked in their midst in thunder and hail.
When MOMS spoke, the Nile turned to blood.
God wa1 a pillar of cloud by day and a pillar
of fire by nit:ht. He dried up the beds oltua
and rivera. He rained mann~ from ~.
and He brought dear, cold waten fUShlna
from lM desert'• rvelr.. When Eli)a)l .W 1'11-
aha :\poke, fire f•ll from heaven. axes ...am,
lepen wert he&led, the dead were rai.ed.. They
tuod "visible" ruultl.
Ah. if we could have lived ~k there
in Uoat ancient time and aeen and heard all
of that!
YOU A.RE COMP'Lit"''ELY wronc. With all
cl'ftlit. with all honor to all of them. true
Chri.stil'n faith hu a gnndeur and nobi.lity
the agl!' of Israel never knew. "BlaMd and happy and to be envied ar-e thOM who have
never·· seen a river tum to blood, nrver ..en
a sea's bed dried up, never Ren • pillar of
doud by day or a pillar of fin by ni&ht. never
-n water aushinc from a dnert'• roc.lr., never -n an axe 1wim, never IMil tin tall
from hl"aven and consume a aacrific:e -
''And yet have bel ieved and adhered to and
trusted in and ri!lied on" the God of Janel and
her wonden.
The~ i1 • a:rand•ur and nobility about
true ChrUtian faith -about belie-vln& without ~ing -that Moses never knew at the
Red Sea and Elijah nevl!'r knew on Mount
Carmel.
And how many times have we reflected on
those wonderful days when the Son of Man
walked w1th His d1$0 ples.. No greater honor
c::ould I!'Ver come to any man, we say to
ourselves, than that of h.:wing be<l!'n OM of
th051!' disc::1ples living and Wiolking with Him
day 1fter day. What a vuried and aninuoted
and exaltinc u :perience 11 w:u. Tht>y saw Him
baptb.ed m the ancient Jor..-lion, saw the Holy
Sp1rit dl!'xend upon Him , walked with Him
by the turquoise-tintN water! of Galilee,
heard Him pnach the Sr.rmon on the Mount,
heard Him pray1na -many a time -in
mt'lancholy Gethsemanl!'. ~w Him raise the
dead, open blmd eyes, unstop deaf ears: saw
Him rise from a pillow and still shneking
wmd and tumultou.• sea ; saw Mose-s 1nd Eli-
jah deKend to Him on the "holy mount," 1nd
p.w Ilia; restrained deity suddenly burst
through the veil of His flesh and Illuminate
the mountainside.
Yn. and they saw the tornb ~mpty on the
day He told them 11 would be empty. And
looked into Hb fac::e on thilt day, and beheld
His hands and feet on that d:ty , and handled
His glorified body of flesh and bones, and
saw Him eat broiled fish and honeyc::omb:
and forty days later, saw H 1rn. wi th handi
oubtretc:hed in a bll"Siiflll, ascend to t~ ri ght hand of God the Father Alm1ghty.
WI'IU ALL DUE credit to all of them, with
the ainetore feeling that I am not worthy to
mention the name of any of them. ye-t I hum-
bly dare to poee this question:
Did tho.e apoat.les deserve any credit for
beUevinc and trual/01 the Son of God in view
of all they saw and heard and uperieJK'ed?
Could It be said of their faith that it wu a
crand and Mble thing?
Let Hil own worda answer the question.
"81.-d and happy and to be e-nvied an
thoee who have never Mft1 Me, and yet
ban· beU.ved and .dhered to and truated in
and relied oa lk."
CONSIDD 'liD CONVE&SION o1. S.ul o1. Tarau.. I ._,t 11M he. anybody can make a
aerioua, reflective, thouchtful 1tudy ol \bet
wonderful Ula with dry •Y•· He _... one ol.
lbe two pact.& men ever born into the
world, .._ bdnc the other.
But t.cta .... fad&. Pllul boe.ted that 1M
.,. • Jlebnw o1. the Hebrews. u..t M -
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wh7 ..... t he iookmc for the ~ ol
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1M ...... iD hla eonwnlonf NODI al .U.
AMD wa aua a Jot -w .t.ould ..,.
a lot _.. about lhe c:onvenJon ol the nm-
naot ol luMl when their 11.-ah ~
to ttMm in 1'-Y on the MoW1t of Ollv•. ADd
hla fwt aiWl 1Land in that day upon Lb.
mou.nt of Oll~ wMc:h ia bel.-~~ OD
the eut., ud. tN mount of Oll'lftl tball cleaw
ln. the mldlt ~ to•u-d the aMt qd to-
ward the ~ lind there shaU be • vwy ,_.
valley;_ aod half ol the mountain lhall NMOYtl
tow&J'd the north, and half of it WWU'd tlw
10uth , .. And one .hall aay unto him. What
are thne wounda In thine h.lncls!' Then aball
be anawer, nw:.e with wbteh I w• WOUDded
in the hou. ol m,y t.r-Mnda" ( Zec:bariah.,
chapters 13~14).
'Ibal rannanl will WI p.-trete befon Him.
They will own Him u M.-iah. There will be
lamentation and mowninc" In that land of
MM""I'O"n such as ana.U never looked llpoiL
'MMy wiD take up lhe Flfty~third Cb.pteJ.: ~ Jaaiab. &Del every word of it will be bathed m
tH.n of reptntanc:e and worahtp.
Sure. What .-e could they do? Whit would
you do 11 you had been debying Him u Lord
&Dd S.vtour, had been callinl: Him tbe san of
J.eph. "that man, .. and "that fellow," and
suddenJ)' He appeen to you from heaven -with aean in handa and feet, with nya
au-mini: from the wounded side 1 What
would you do? What oould you do, but do u
the nmbal\t of Israel will do?
What credit will Israel dnerve for beinl:
converted on that unimqinably c1orioua dayf
None at all
"Blii!IMd and happy and to be envied an
tno.e who have not NeD Me, and yet have
believed and adhered to and trusted in and
rf:lied on Me."
CONSIDI'& Til& Penitent Thief. The JrllD-deur and nobility of hill faith has eaal~ him
to one of the 1ublimest nkha in lhe whole
history of the world. At Calvary all the
fsith of tbe a~ and the others ill
a11 dead u a 1tone in Si.na.i's dewrt. ll ill dead
in Peter's heart. It is dead In John's heart. It
is worse than dead in '11lotn.' hevt.. lt has
withl"red in Mary M.agd&lene's heart.
All the faith bued on Iicht died befort the
earth shook at Gola:otha. But whea all that
faith was dead, when the· heaven wu
as black u fcypt's death nicht. w~
God wq silent, when hell was jubllant, wbea
none stilled the storm, when none J;pOir.e a
word in behalf oi the Man of Sonowa, then
when no bird sang, where no Wy lifted ita
head -ln the very darkest hour this world hat
ever seen, or ever will see, thia Penitent
Thiefs faith flashes out like· a 1udden ter-
restial ahall of liaht puletntin« lhe fathom~
Ina deptha of heil -
"This man hath donf: nothing amlsa. Lord,
~member me when thou come.\ into thy
kinJdom."
HEAil ME! What i.l MOSH' faith on the
heic:bta of Mount Pi.scah; wb.t is Elijah'•
faith on Mount Carmel; what ia Iaa.iah's laJ.tb
before the Lord hiJh and lifted up; what ia
the faith of John the Baptilt beside the JOt-
dan; what i.l the faith ol James and Peter
and John on the Mount of ~lion:
what is the faith of Paul caught up into the
third heavf:D -
What is tbe faith ol any ol them, or all ol
them put tocether, compared to the faith of
this Penitent Thief clinc:hiai t1w nai.b ol. a
5pl.intery croa theN on wtnd-awept Qol.
1otha? He had Ilia; ey• on lbomaa, and Be heard
hill boul th.et he would not believe UDtil ha
MW.
But the" is the other a:lde. mt!IMCI M
God, HI!' hae Ilia \"yes on ua in thla cold, Jon~
ely, a~eistie world -where no pillar ol cloud
is seen by dey, and none appe.an by ni&ht,
and no fire falls to consume the sacrifice.
The crandnt and nobJest faith the world
evu heard of is the faith of men and women
today -if it be true faith -that faith that
loves Him wt-n it has never seen or h.ard;
that faith, though DOW it MeS Him DOt, yet
belieVft, and rejoiea with joy wwpeabble
and full of ,glory.
Blea Him -bl .. Him a thouaand tl..mel
-for theM thrillln& warda -"A'OI"da whkh
make our lives for kim worth Uvina', worda
whieb will, if It come., malr.e tt worih. dytac
for Him:
"Bie.ed &~~d b.ppy and to be arild .,..
the. who have never llllftl Me, and yet ta-.
bei.WYed and adhered to aDd tru.ted in aDd
reu.d oa Me."
HE.WORT HARt!OR EIISIGII
SECiliiO SECT1!HI --P• 2
A LOOK AT THE BOOK
ly Dr ...... .._.
A WISE CHOICE
Of all t~ wonderful incidents s.et down in
the Old Testament, oont is more intf:restina
than the account of Solomon's wtse choice.
God appeared unto the youna kina in a dream
saying, "Ask what I shall aive thee" (I Kinp
J :5). Solomon, conscious of his own youth
11nd inexperience and feelina deeply the heavy
re-spon~ibility of kmgship, rf:plic:d. "Give t~rc
forc Thy sc:rvant an undcntanding heart to
judge: Thy people. that I may discem between
good and had" (I Kings 3:9 ). The Lord,
pleased that he had not asked for riches or
long l1fe or the dcalh of his enemies, aave
h•m "'a w1se ;md an undf:l"$tanding hear!." It
I!> wdl enough to be wise of head, to be able
to thmk through p:oblem:s and find their
,olut1on~. 11nd to make accurate decisions; but
there 1' a wisdom deeper than th~ purely in-
tellectual-that is wisdom of the heart. The
man who IS wise: of hcar1 will usually find him-
self v. ~~e of head also, but many intellectual
g1ants know nothing of the more important
kmd of wi sdom. Wisdom which is purely of
the mtellect is cold. That which is of the
heart 1' warm.
jo)'$ and $arrows of otl\e-rs. He is abk to feel
whh them. He is able to understand their
dill\cuitif:s and see life from their poinl of
view. When the heart is nol only understand-
inK but alw wi~e. 1ts possessor is richly en-
dowed.
That Solomon received the gift for which
he asked is very cvidenl. Two women livina
in the same house had infant.s about the same
age. One child died in lhe nigh! and each
wc man c:laimed the: Jive child. The kina of the
wise he;~rt ordered lhc live child to be cut
asunder with a sword and divided betwrtn
them. One woman consented to this procedure.
The 01her protested aaainst the death of the
child , preferring 1o see it given to the other
claimant. The understanding heart of the king
rc:cogniz.ed in the alii tude of I he sc:cond woman
the evidence of a molhcr's love and ordered
lhc child aivf:n to her.
Thoo;c who nc:cd help wilh the problems of
l1te w11l not he drawn to the man who i~
coldly clev..-r hut rather to the warm and
under,tandmM of he;~rt. The man who po!\·
,esses ~uch a heart is ahle to enter int o the
The world is cursed hxlay by a lack of wise
and undf:rslanding hearts. We arc attempting
to wive the problems of th e world without an
undc:standing of the hc:art of thf: world and
wilh a wisdom of the in tcllc:ct alone. Thf:
decisions of the mind arc: hased all too often on
outward 1ppearancC' ThC' undc:rstanding heart
perccivn the hidden truth beneath the sur-
fa cc.-AmC'ucan W.~y Features
Answe r from the coach
{Coach Nell Peek wrote this
letter to the Hitching Post.
Costa Mesa h.lgtl school paper,
ln response to an edltorl.a.l by
Gregg Bern.r last December,)
Dear Cregg:
I am writing to you because
I do care. Because I do like
you. Because tne "ot&e-r ~ ..
should be heard from. ~fost of
a ll, becaliSe I think you are sin -
cue, althou.gh sincerely wrong.
l1tiJ is the first editorial 1
have eYl'f" aruwered, I do so
because I think you are think-
ing and searchmg. rrying to
find an enswer to the question
of "purpose of living". 1 am
W..ppo;nted that yoo ·~
your problem as -an angry
young man". A.s if we "older
folk " are out to get you "young-
er folk."
Violent Society
Now let's get down to busi-
ness.. In your first pwagraph
you saKI our present vi.:Ment
90C·tety has just g e n e r a 11 y
sere-Ned up the world with their
egotisms, greed and dO'WTiri~t
evil. So, what's new! Or did
~ru forget your history so fast!
E ve.y civilization and e"Yelr)'
cuhure or even sub-cu1ture that
we h.a ve record of had their
wan. ~..don. ..,-and f>m
generally ~ up their
world. 11le Bible puts It even
simpler. It says, "All have
sinned"!
Your nes.t poin.t, as I see
your article, is .that Chist was
the Createst and look what they
did to Him. But. here is where
you either ~ not quite hon-
est or you didn't really lmow
the facts. For, Christ went to
the cross willingly, as the very
Son of Cod, to pay for that
sin you wec-e talking about.
Then' Cod's "•tam of a al"
upon His life an"/ His ~as
the sa.crifjoe for ow sin was
to rai.se Him from the dead.
Or aren't you going to celebrate
Easter? Remember, we still take
off Ollc wcel: from public
schools to commemorate the
hist~l event of the l"fiiS\llT"ee-
tion of Jesus Christ,
"It"
In your summary thot.tghts
you used the word "it" five
times in refm-ence to wha.t we
must do to make a better ID-
ciety. You 811:ated: "get it tQ:-
gethe.-."" "don"t fight it." "pull
it together", "'try to make it."
"let's make it h:JKether." Now
honestly Cregg. don't you think
the nebuiow "it" you are re-
ferring to should be more tan-
gibly defined? May I suggest
that it is 1\Qt an it or a how
or even a why that gives "pur-
pose to livin~." It is who!
Please don't tum me olf now
-hear me out You used Jesus
Christ as your prime e:ample.
I would tike to refer to Him,
also. JestB •Ki (about Himtelf},
"I am tne way, I am trutfl, 1
am life. I am the light of the
world, I and the Father are
One, if any man keep My say-
ing be will never tee death ...
Cregg, the "'it• you are look-
ing for can be (oWKf in this
penon. Jesus Christ. Be ce.relu1
though! For commitment to Him
will domand "'""'}'thlng you
have got! BeliC'Ving in Christ
and trusting in whet He did
for me gives me the greetest
peace of mind about my sins.
C ives me a joyfu1 heart for
today. M019t important of aU, by
putting my faith in the penon
of Jesus Christ I have the hope
of eternal life with Cod in
Heaven.
Your friend,
Cood> pee«
Communism-
Satan's
last stand
87 Dr. B.--D. C_.
............. Owl• .... ..-.-.. c.lll ........ (ll.j._
(Co•ll•••til fro• l•JI IIIU4)
SaGo Ia oeotoinl7 ....,. hioo l< otand, ancl .. lo
,..;., npidl,, _, be ;, w<>ddor ....,..,. to trt
10 thwart tbe ploD anc1 poD(I-of OINt and His
kiacdom • IV. lME COMING Of aiii5T
-·· doom ia Mled. If ,.,.. ... & liltlo j~ alone the way, if )'OU bfwio to bocCif'N llll!:t"WUU ..,..
tbe ..-of tbe wbole Utuoboo, _. if ,... fit .
diacoanpl itt tbe ........ tlten "'"' opio> ..... --Renlatioa 18, 19, ancl 20. · •
Bt'O".kr, the Book of God ia infallible. Satan't
doom i• already predi.cttd. Let him be cut out of
Heaven and come down to the earth fuU of wrllh.
because he knows hia ~ ia short None the leU
tht final victory il in the: hands of Christ and ia
the completed prophetic picture of the Book of tbl:
Revelation. w' ar, CUI llu un .. ..a .. g ., I Cbri•
comes and dtttroyt the wicked. rodleu nations-at
the bri2htneu of H i.5 coming. Satan ia cast into the
bottomfess pit with all unbelievers. Let Satan tab
his last stand and fight viciously and ferociously u
the roarinc lion that he is. We shall ovm::ome by
faith and by the blood of tbe IAmb.
V. lME UHE IS DIAWH -SllP AClOSS TO
GOO'S SIDE
We have all heard the thrillinc stories of "Step-
ping Across the LiM." Stories aucb u repeated.
about the: brave men who died at the Alamo aDd
who would rather die than suncnder. Br1IMM, I
b11Wvt thlu tM li,.. is tlltwly drtJW&. ·D1ritU ~~
.rid• yow .. , mt.
The call of the Word of God ia not for fellowship
with apostasy and unbelief but the call to .eparatc
from apostasy aDd unbelief. The Bible atata in
2 Corinthiona 6 '14-18, '"Be 1• not """'uallr yoked
together with unbelievtn : for what fellowth.ip hath
ri£bteousnesa with t1fW"ichteousne.s.s? and what C(m).
munion hath Iicht with darkntu ? And what con·
cord hath Chriat with Belial ? or what part hath be:
that bel~veth with an infidel ? And what .,_,.
ment hath the. temple of God with idols? for ye
arc tht tmlP'C: of the living God; u God hath taidjj
1 will dwell in thtm, and walk in them; and I wi
b. thei• God, and they shall b. my pcopi<. Wlteo<-
£ore come: oot from among them. and ~ ye separate,
.sa.it h the. Lord, and touch not the unclean thine i
and 1 will re«ive you, and will be. a Father unto
you, and yc shall be my sons and daughters, Aith
the Lord Almighty." And then again in 2 John
9·11, "\Vho6oeveC" tr.~nsgres.seth, and abideth not
in the-doctrine of Christ, hath not God. He that
abidt:th in the doctrine of Christ, he: hath both the
Father and the Son. If there come any unto you.,
and brif11 not this doctrine, rettive him not into
your house, neither bid him God spttd : fO'I" he that
biddeth him God speed is partaker of his evil deeda ...
God's final call to ~on i.s found in Rev~
tion 18 :4, ·• And I heard another voice from bu"Vto,
a&yillfl, Com< out of '-• my peopk, tbat ye be not
partakers of her .sina, and that 'ft receive DOt of ber
~::vu, if you ralJy ..,.. to .-the line ~
Jesus ha.s drawn. read apia. the contezt of Y.a~
12 o22-30. Notice ...,.0.07 v<n< :10, -H• tbot "
not with me is against me; and he that p1hmth Dot
with me sc:attereth abroad." Tbr. Lord Jeau Cbriat
is the One who hu drawn the line, Brother. ltCp
across or else you will be counted with tbc.e who
arc not ptherinc with Cbrist, but acattcrinc abrold..
Do not b. a pan of tbe p<...,.-day &jiOOt>OJ ancl
the lut stand of Satan u h£ oppoees the kincdom
of Cllrist. Sat:an.'a power will ICial be ended aDd
his lcingdom will 10011 be doomed to ~ etema1 bdl.
Thia ,.;u include all of tbe onodmWts, tbe ._
tates, the false refilionista. the communist&, aod
all Christ-~jectinc unbelieven. Do DOl be. • part
of them, and do -b< a bcPn<t" who ia beipmr
their cau.el
!Uy God -, ....
TWO
MINUTES
St. Thomas Bib le Lesson Lenon 9, Seriea Ill
LABORE RS IN THE VINEYARD
Mallhew 20:1-16
11/lfH THE IJIIJL£
IT CCMMIUUS I . nAM ,.IL
liliAN ..._. SOCISTT
(M~. ~ou ao.as
FAITH, HOPE
AND LOVE
··And now ab1del 1'1 filllll'l, /'lope.
love, tfl•se tl'lra-e; bul lhe greatest
of these •• love" (1 Cor 13.13)
St. Paul had been d•s.cussm11 .
'" I Cor. 13. some of the m.recu
lous Sl&ns that were to vamsh
ltway as God"• revetat1on became
com plete. But fe•th . hope ltnd
love. he declared. would 1b1de as
lt rnune evidence of true Chris·
llillnlty.
These three are att we need '"
tne present ··o•spensat1on of the
grace of God." Any c:hu rch where
fa1th . hope and tove are found 1n
futt measure 11 a "full " church.
tt may have but a ,_ membe"-,
but whet areater bless•nll could •I
wish for th•n faith. hope and 10\le
•n abl.lndaM ~s..re?
Faith. hope and love are a tnn·
oty often ,..,.,red to in St. Paul's
episl\ ... [.c;l'l IS of pnm1ry Impor-
tance in ltl way, end none can
eaist wtthout the other two.
F•lt1'1 11 of primary importance.
"Without faith it •• impossible to
plene God" (Heb. ll :6), and how
c.n theN be hope and low w1th
out fe 1t1'11
Hope holds the c•ntt.ll place
atnOhl ttl• thr ... Hope in the 81·
bt• I• mort~ than • wtsh. it is thtl
opposit• of dn.,._.r, an ... ., an·
tleipatlon of bl .. ln11 to come.
Hope 11 the Christian's exparl·
HC.W, hi• Nvinc Mth ete-mlty's
.loty ill .,...._
Low Is ttt• ctownlnt lforY of
h ttlr.: ft fs the lrvlt of faith
.nd hope, 1nd Is ,..._ m tfM
....,. that ft Is ''tiM bond of ,_. .
~ .. ~. IOW't fs ..,_
,.. tor lfOtfli day for ev.ry true
..., .... ('. "faith •• ¥MWI into __ ..... .....,tn-r·
........... rafln ...........
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This parable is In the final teachings of Jes~ durln& HI• earthly minietry.
~latthew includeA it in the sayings and parables delivf:rcd betwten ~e time of
th e Tramfiguration on the Mount and the last journey no Jeruaalem and
Jesus' passio n and death. It has to do with yet another aspect o f the Kingdom
of Heaven-the s upremacy or grace over justice, but not In any Injustice.
The. tale Is llralghtforward and carries ita own messa~. In fact, all who
hear the story so readUy identify 'themae.lves with the labore!'l who have been
hired that they generally Ond themselves as c-eaentful as those who had wo rked
aJl day a nd, when thf:y had received onl y a penny, the samf: as the latecomers.
th ey murmured againet the goodman o f the house.
They complained, not for selfish reason• o r fo r greed, but because in their
eyes It was not fair. That Is to say. nhey thoughn It unjuat. Now men are much
more q uickly and hotly aroused by what they believe to be unjust than they
are by any privation or hardship they may have to endure. Even the wont
among men undentand that we cannot 1urvive without justice: furthermore,
Injustice is no t only deadly to human exletence, but II OaunU the majesty and
power of God.
God 's demand• upon mf:n ar~ few and slmple:.
~whal doth the Lord re:qulre o f thee," aeks the Prophet Mkah, "but to do
justly, and to love mercy, and to walk humbly wHh thy God?"
To fall to act fairly, OS" In juetke, makes It lmpoulble either to •how mercy
and to value mercy, OS" to be humble and obedient toward God who de:mand•
that we do jusUy. Therefore men a re quickly Inflamed wtth lodlgnatlon to lee
an Injustice done.
The point of the story Ia that lhe: labot'tn are muddled In what they think
of as juAtk:e. They are pro~ to reducf: tve:rythlng to a •yetem of equal mee. ...
ures and arc unable to mark the difference betwem fr&ct and. law, between
m e!"CY and falrne.•. The fault Is so unlvenaJ that the pa.rabte may be appUed
to numberlcse particula!'l. The fault Ia compounded by the etn of envy which
nQt o nly i8 confuH<I about true justice:, but actually M!tkl to UH the concept of
justkt' aa a weapon to tcrve the vice of mvy or manor.
Surprising as It may aeem, God'• aradouann• arouaes moR reH:ntment
arnona •inlul men that almost anything l!lse. That lt simply becaUM a ·race
brlng• home to ua lorcefuJiy lhe fact that It l• God who owns and ,._ tbr
unlvene and the earth la Hil to dllpoR of at Hll own pleuure. •The e11rth lit
the Lord't, and all that therein 11," slnp the P1Ulltnllt; "'J'he comp&.N ol U...
world. and they that dwell therein."
"fs It not lawfuJ for me to do what I wUJ with mtne own?" ukJ the bout&
bolder.
Ia 1t DOt juat for God to &how hll ravor upon whom He~?
That )Ohlch Ia lawful Ia lwt: IUid that wltlch Ia luat Ia lawfuL Law &lid
JuaHct an lnMpa.reble.
But alnlul ....,. are drlv.., by the _ _. aplrlt of envy lo try lo tuno tbo
law back upon Goc:l10 Q W nduee God to IUbordlt\lldon to 1:01 0WD law. 8;n
wbJapu. to u.1 thai II ee can make 1---. or penoaaJ fllvor, a .... of Law.
tb<n by llvlnc up to tho clamando oftbelawwoeu In rum-... oiOod ...
He flln uo Hll .,_. Ia lhlo...., --10.,. Wt.,.. -..-.aDa
to make God our debto r, so we can say to Him, "You o we me this, or the.l."
Bul lrod does not promi11e his gC"ace 811 a reward of keeping the Jaw. He
pro mises o nly the protection of the law, the .security of justice. In o ur moat
extensive d ealings, the essence o f the law Is that men get what each deKrve.;
and each deserves whal he has agrt'ed fol". Contract• and agreementa are ln-
vlolable in justice. If a man breaks hie wo rd o l agrtement he may be takm
before the law and penalized by the judge.
So the householder in the parable waa just and fair In that M held to hil
agreement with each laboru.
"Friend, I do thee no wrong: dldst thou not agrft with me for a penny?
Take that thine 111, and go thy way."'
The Individual bargain wu not a general law of just wa1ea, and the Indi--
vidual rate of pay never, in juelice, control• the just rate of pay for another.
The fact lhat I hire out for $10 a day, by no meana eatabllahes a juat principle
that the job for which I hired detervct to be worth S I 0 a day for aU other men.
In the eame way I cannot claim In justice that God a:tve me the ldentieaJ ctft•
of grace he has given another; and I am envious when I murmur becaute
others receive more than (, even when what they receive Ia more than they de-
serve.
"h thine eye evil btcauae I am good" a•k• the ho uteholdtr.
Do you grumble btcaute God ahows special mercy to another, and not
to you?
The particular applk:aUon of the parable I• most obvloualy to the Jcwt
who are reeentfi.d that the Gentile. are aa:epted In the KJncdOm of God. on the
!~.&me term• as they •ho have labored In the heat of many yean ol tervlc». But
it Is juat aa obvtowly fttt1n1 to thote who compla1n becaUH certain pertOIIII
receive Chrtat late ln Ufe. whUe othen have been fatthful from eh.Udhood, and
both rtcdvc the fuJnes• of the KJOC"dom ol Hee.ven.
Th .. le the way of crace. It 11 free. and cannot be earned. Grace ma.M
limply pertonal favor. 1'ht! 1race ol Cbrllt 11 the puwonaJ favor of Chrttl
wbida he •ho-. upon whom He wtll. It ll never a:tvm l.l.llJUidy; but nett!Mr Ia
It Umltod.
Here &lao 1.1 the prtndplc of ownenhlp and domlnkm under God: "b u
DOt lawful for me to do what l wUI wUh mine own? •
OUTLINE: Th~ ltow•holchr hira Iabore,.. tD wor• in Ju. uhNya.n:l; It•
hira 101m eartj in lite mo~. jOm• in 1M 1/JtlJ& Mur, o4#w1w tn tJw
ninth. OJOd •till oiNra In IN ll""tN/t. AI IN IWdfl/l Aow -h• coJI•
1Nm 10 rouiw 1/vir _.., all ~IN .....,. amoomL ~ wJoo
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POLU FOR THE GENERAL Clerk: Mrs.. HtleD R.lldfatr. Cllrt! Mra, MJrtll S. o.U,A. Jooea. polllilc places 1Fbere a ei:IU'p • ebarp oiMYiac llltodalt1A1
IIUNICIPAL ELECTIOH TO Voll.oc ProeiDcl II, eo-la-VoUDc Proelaet ZS, -· Jlldf"' llro. ~-ADo u made IbiD bo tlio..., o1 drop u lila •uto II 411111 St.
81 HELD ON APRIL 14,1970 larnplartlectloopree.loet?S. •lnf rtcular tlectioa preclDct Crc:II:W. FlfteeD Oollata ($15) tor aid aod NeptUDt AYe,, Wut N ....
WREREAS, the City Couocll Polltnc Place: BociDtr Ga .. S08. Clerk: Mrs. Cll.rt. £. PUB.. tlecUoo. port ••• TommJ Towsa Jr.,
by RMOiutlon No. 7122 called a rap, ZU Vt.a Dl)OD, Newport PolUng Place: Mlllnoft Rest-Clerk: Mrs. PaullDI H. God.. SECTION 3, That the polls tar U, of %25 10tb St., Ctatral
poer&l mwlfclpa.leleetJootobe Beach. deoce, 1438 Santiago Drive, trey. aid elecUoo shall be opea at Newport, wu uruted oa a
hetd OD April 14, 19?0, aa pro-lospeetor; Mu. Jean F • Boo-Newport Beach, Vottnc Prec.loet U, comprl-7:00 a.m. ot tbe day ot IIJd cbarp ot poaae11t1oa o1 drup.
Yided ill the Charter ot the City net, lJl.epeetor ; Mrs. RlYllla M. stnc repla:r et.etion pre-tleetloo aDd shalJ remat.o opeo • WEDNESDAY, FEB. 18
of Newport Beach; aDd Jlldn: Mrs. Bet Dice C. RUey. MaUDOf!, cl.oct 328. coatlftooual)' from said time Pbl]Jp Waller Gltea, tOO
WHEREAS, It Ia oeceuarythat Clerk: Mrs, VaterleJ,Meu.y, Jlade&: Mrs. Jean H. AldriCh. PolliDr Place: Ryan CUI.p, uotU ?:00 p.m. o1 the same day, Lu&OQ!a, Newport Sborea, told
the CttyCouncnawototelecHoo Clerk: Mrs. FJoreoce S. Clerk: Yrs. Barbrua P. Ech-1509 Do~ Terrace, C«<at wben saJd polls shall be closed. pollee that a $600 parachute, a
otncen, establlab their oom-Prestoo. teraa.ch. del Mar, except as prO't'ided LD SeeUoo $50 tape player Ud $151llco1Da peJUIIUon. aod <leslcnatepolllng Votiq PreclDet 12, com-Clerk: Mrs. Evelyn C. Tros-lospector: Mrs. Oorll J. Cor .. 14436 o1 the Elections Code were stole.n from lbt bedroom
placea to be l1sed 1n said prtllac regular t1ectioo Pl'l· ler • Dell. ot the State of Caillorula. of b1s resldeoce sometime du-
eleeUoo.; elDet 95. Vottor Preclnct 24, com-Judge: Yrs. 1..oW.ae A. Mar.. SECTION 4, That 1n all par-ri..Dg tbe GlJbl ot Feb. 11 •••
NOW, THEREFORE, the City Potllnc Place: Motrla Resf .. prtatnc regular eleetioo pre-gao. ticulats not redted 1D tbls re-Alfred Cotooado Grenu, SS,
Couocil ol the City of Newport deoce, 129 Via Kor'oo, Newport clnct 307. Clerk: Mrs. Martba Y. Ryu.. aolutioo, said election sbl.ll be of UA Newport BIYd., Newport
Beaeb DOES HEREBY RE-Beaeb. Po!Uoe Place: Smltb Gange, Clerk.: Mrs. Cooo.le Cbolaser. bekt and eooiucted as pcovtded He.ictJts, wu arreMed oo a
SOLVE, DECLARE, DETER-luspector: Mrs. Bess H. Yor .. 1821 Buttonabell Lane, Mew-VOUnc hecl.bct S5, corn-by law tor holding municipal ·tbarge ot for&lD& a erecllt cud
WINE AND ORDER, u follows: rls, port Beach. prl.sing recutar tleetioo pre-elecUons lD sa.1d City, ••• Susan Jea~~ Wiepod., 22,
SECTION 1. That for the pur-Jladp: Mrs. N. Lucille WU-Inspector: Mrs. DooDa W. cloct 94. ADOPTE D this 9th day of of l.ZZ-1/2 25th St., CeDtral
pose of holdlnr sa.ld pDU'IJ 100. Smith. Polllng Plaee: Chamber of March, 1970, Newport, wu arrested OG a
muo.lctt>al election. there shall Clerk: Mrs, Lorralne r. Haw-JOO.ge: Mrs. Wary A. Mae-Commerce, Coofereoce Room, Lindsley Par9005 ~barn ot possesslou of mut-
be aod are hereby estab11sbed ley. lnnJs. 2166 E. Coast Highway, Corooa Vice-Mayor ]UaDl.
forty-four (44)vottnrpreclnctJI Clerk: Mra. Ethel C. Mae .. Clerk: Mr s, Patrtela P. Wat -del Mar. ATTEST: • THURSDAY, FEB. 19
cona1Jitlng of ooe (1) coo-Glllvray. son. lnspector: W.rs. ~uth T. Dar-Laura La.gtos Jean Jeml.soo, owoer of tbe
solid&Uoo and forty-three (43) Vottnc PreciDCt 13, com-Cler£ Mrs. Noreen A. Jor-row. City Clerk Little Windmill restaura.nt at
relfU)ar e lectionpreclnetslnthe Ptlst..oc regulat etecUoo pre-dan, Judge: Mrs, EdDa L, Scott. Publls.b: March 19, 19'70, 1n 2606 Avoo, nearYartDersMUe,
City of Newport Beach es-eiDet 93. Voting Precinct 25, comprl-Clerk: Mrs. Matilda Z. Bee-tbe Newport Harbor Ensign. told police thai a.n ansaphooe,
tabllshed for the holdlng of Polling Place: ADdersoo Re-sing regular election pre. ker. silver dish and a radio, tDU.l
state and county elections, as sldence, 916 Vla Lido Soutt, eloct 65. Clerk: Mrs. Carol J. Atld.ns. LEC4L NOTICE value $455, were stolen durin&
said rerutar election precincts Newport Beach (Playroom in Polling Place: Stuckey Ga-Voting Precinct 36, eo[lllrl. P-36440 the Digbt ••• Amelia LaYOODe
enst 00 the date ot adoption Rear). rage, 2501 VIa Marina, New-sing regular e~cUoa precloct CERTIFICATE OF 81.5INESS, Coco, 52, of 1923 Hl&blatld Dr.
of this resolution; that the pol-Inspector: Mrs. Mujorte B. port Beach. 351. FICTITIOL5 NAME Harbor Highlands, was arrested
Ung places tor the respective Anderson. l.n.spector : Mrs. Julia M, Polling Place: True G&rap, The undersigned do eertity ooachargeofsboplift1n&attbe
preclocts shall be the places Judge: Mrs. Gay B. Cole. Stuckey. 2612 Seaview At'enue, Coram. they are cooducting a business Sue-On druc store, We&tcllfl
berelrafter deslcnated· that Clerk: Mrs. Jtadith E. Loog-Jtadge: Mr. HaUm1n A. Stue -del Mar. at 4222 Campus Drive, Newport Plue ••• JosephSbellonDul&:,
the persons here'!nafter year, key. lnspector: W.rs. AQDI.L. True. Beach, Caillornla, UDder tbe 20, of Z202 Oceu Ft., Central
nal!'ed being competeot: a00 Clerk: Mrs. Jea.o. Tandowsky. Clerk: Mrs. Barbara H, JOO.ge: Mrs, Mabel Ray... fictitious flr m name of LOT Newport, arrested on a charp qwllw~ electors aOOresldeots Vott.og Precinct 14, com-Smith. Clerk: Mrs. WUma M. Pb.ll-TWO COMPANY and that said of possessloo ot daJICerous
of sa.Jd City and of their res. prtsinc regulat election pre-Clerk: Mrs. Judith J. BaJley. Ups. firm is composed of the drugs ••• Two typewriters and
~ctin votlng preclocts ue elnct 99. Voting Precinct Z6, com-Cierll:: Mrs. Jessye Richard-following persons, whose names a.n adding machi.De, n.Jued at
hereby appointed oUJ.cels of Polllnc Place: Fowlkes Rest-pr1slo( regular election pre-son. in full a.nd places of resideoce
elecUoo for their respectln deoce, 2600 Bayshore Drive, clnct 64. Voting Prectoct 37, comJ)I'I-are as follo•s: B'rad Miller,
votlne preclDCts anc1 tbey shall Newp:~rt Beach. Polling Place: Newport Beach sing regular electioo J)l'tcl.oet 55 Linda Isle, Newport Beach,
hold sa.Jd election and make lnspeetoc: Mrs. A[lll R. G. Tennis Club, 2601 East:bluff 74, California; WillardS. YoU, P.O.
return thereof 1n the manner Fowlkes. Drive, Newpor t Beach. Poll.lng Place: CorooadelMar Bos 615, &lboa., Caillornia;
proYided by law, JUdge: Mrs. Agnes B. Beh. lnspeetor: Mrs. Jamie K. CommWlity Church, Congrep .. Orner W. Long, 1-401 Ga.luy
Voting Precinct 1, comprising Clerk: Mrs. Su.sa.o V. East-Tooker. ttonal, 611 HeUotrope Ayenue, Dr1Ye, Newport Beach, CaU-
recular election precinct 102 man. JOO.ge: Mrs. Katbarloe W. Corona del Mar. fornia..
· Polling Place: coot Garage; Clark: Mrs. Jeatwe B. Grosz-Duff. laspector: Mrs. Bonnie B. Dated. Febri.W'y 19.,1970
438 Seville Avenue &lboa kruger. Clerk: Mrs. Cllarlyoe V. Wilson. (Si gnatures) Brad Miller
ID.spector: Mrs. ' DorothY H. Voting Precinct 15, comprt-Shlrek. Judge: Mrs. Lilllan L. Dodd. WillardS. Voit
Duffle. slog regular election prectoct Clerk: Miss Ruth R. Langan. Clerk: Mrs. Llllia.o G. Lip-· Omer W. Long
Judge: Mrs. Kathleen H. Cook, 325. VtJ~ing Precinct 27, com-pitt. State of CallforDia,
Clerk: Mrs. Barbara llllng-Polling Place: Corporatioo prtstng regular election pre-Clerk: Mrs. WLnitred A. Orange County:
worth. Yard, Utillties Oftlce, 592 clnct 311. Myer s. Oo Febri.Wy 19, 1970,betore
Clerk: Mrs. Carolyn D. Joy-Superior Avenue, Newport Polllng Place: Wood Garage, Voting Precinct 38, comprl-me, a Notary PubUc ln aJld lor
Beach. 2848 Catalpa Aveni)!, Newport slng regular electlen precinct said State, persorW.ly appeared
ner. lnspecior: Mrs. Dorothy 1. Beach, 84. BRAD MIL LER, WILLARDS,
Votlog Prectnet 2, comprising Pa.Loe. lnspector: Mr s. Catheri.De 1. Polling Place: Robert Orner VOlT, OMER w. LONG. k:Down
regulat elertlon precinct 98. Judge: Mrs, Eulalle Boooe. Foukts. Guage, 207 lrts Avenue, to me to be the persons whose
Po!Ung Place: Seeley Garage, Clerk: Mrs. LLDda L. Bou-Judge: Patricia L. sa.11er. Cotooa del Mar. names are subscribed to the
130'1 E. Balboa Boulevard, Bal-cber . Clerk: Mrs. Mary K. Pegg. ~: Mrs. Barbara Gei-within instrument and aekoow-
boa. Clerk: Mra. Wyoma Atm. Clerk.: Barbara D. Wood: nes. led19(1 they necuted lbe same.
lnspector: Mrs. Shirley L. Voting Preclnet 16, oomprl-VoUoc: Preeloct %8, oom-Judge: Mrs. 'Wilma Boisser-Lola J. Very, Notary PlbU.C
Moore. sing regular eteetion precincts prtslnc rerutar election pre-a.oc. My Commisstoo Ezptres
J...,are: Mrs. Kay Staat. 87 am 1640. ctnct 309. Clerk: Mrs, BerDice A, Kirk-JIUMI 5, 1973
Clerk: Mrs. Doris E. Allen. PoWng Place: Newport He!-Polling Place: Wtdnw~ Ga-'ll'ood. ROBERTSON, OOWSER AND
Clerk: M~s. Elloor G. Wood. ghts Elementa.ry School, Cafe-rage, 2333 Atalla street, New-Clerk: Mrs. Darlene M. Ooo-GARLAND, Attorneys, 4340
Votlng Precinct 3, comprising torium, 300 E. 15thStreetN~M-port Beach. a.Jdson.. Campus Drive, Newport Be.acb,
regular election precinct 97, port Beach. Inspector: Mrs. Berry A, Voting Precloct 39, comprt .. Caill,
Polling Place: Ebell Club, 515 Inspector: Mrs. Lela D. Me-Widman. sing regular election pre-Publish: March S, 12, 19, 26,
W1. Balboa BoM ulevRardh,RBallxlra. MUlan. Judge: Mrs. Marjorie C. Yec-ctoct 106. in the Newport Harbor
nspector: rs. ut em ley. Judge: Mrs. Sibyl G. Norman. kel. Polling Place: Jooes Carport,
Judge: Mrs. Colleen B. Fa.r. Clerk: Mrs. Myrtle B. Hub-Clerk.: Mrs. Rose S. Fare!. 308 Poppy Avenue, Corona dtl
well. Mar bell. Clerk: Mrs. Patricia H. • Clerk: Mrs. Helen W,Nyberg. Clerk: Mrs. JeannetteF.Gay-Blaek. Iospector: Mrs. Anoe M.
Clerk: Mrs. Agnes L.Loucks. oor. Votln( Precinct 29, com-Crowl.
Voting Precinct 4, comprising Vot1Dg Precinct 17, com-prlstq regular election pre-Judge: Mrs. Jaequelyne Por-
rei{Ular election precinct 76. prtslng regular electioo pre-ciDCt 69, cella.
Polllng Place: Parks, Bea-eloct 89• PolUng Place: South Club Clerk.: Mrs. JuanitaR.Ytuer.
ches and Recreation BuUding. Polling Place: Mus1 ..... Re-House, Bayside Vllla.ge, 300 Clerk: Mrs, NoriDe v. Over-1714 W. Balboa Boulevard, ""6 strom NelftV'Irt Beach. stdeoce, 543 FuUertoo Aven~, E. Coast Highway, Newport ·v • -.... Newport Bea.cb. Beach. otlng Precinct 40, comprt.
Inspector: Mrs. Mary J. Inspector: Mr s. Sy lvta M. lnspect.o.r: Wrs. Mildred E. sing regular election prectoct C ra 'll'ford. 86 Bucy. J eweU. • J~ge: Mrs. Beulah Monta-Judge: Mrs. Judltb G. Mar-Judg-e : Mrs. Selma L. Mit-Polling Place: Col'QDldeUiar
per • sing. cbell. Fire Stat$on, 410 Marigold be-Clerk: Mr s. Emma. Me-r~ d 1 u •• Clerk.: Mrs. Lucille E, Nac.t.. Clerk: Mrs. Rita Branstetter. nue, """~voa e ~.
Gregor. Clerk: Mrs, Joyce A. Keller. Clerk: Mrs. Jeanne West-lnspector: Yrs. Betty A. Hill-
Clerk: Mrs. Lois L. Da.boey. Voting Precinct 18, compris-brOClk. maJL.
Voting Preeloct 5, comprising tog regular election precinct Voting Precinct 30A, oompr1-Judge: Mrs. Helen B. Sch-
regular election precloct '13. 326• sing regular election precioct wara.
Pollln& Place: City Hall, P0U.J.n.r Plaee: Horace Ensign 310. Clerk: Mrs. AlbertaS. Tl.cb-
Councll Chambers, 3300 New-School, Currteulum 'Jftlc.e, 2000 Polling Place: Corona delMar berry,
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• SHOE REPAIR
port Boulevard, Newport Beach. CUff Drive, Ne'W'p011 Beach. High School (Foyer of Gym), Clerk.: Mrs. Jane M. Kerr.
Inspector: Mrs. Flora M. Inspector: Mrs. Lucille Bear-2101 Eastbhdf Drive, Newport Voting PreciDCt 41, comprt ..
ALL OCCASIONS
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Shoe Rep;ur
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Crissman. nau. Beach, siJtr regular election pre-ht::!~: Mr. Ralph w. M.u-Judge: Mrs. fda E. Wells. Inspector: Mrs. Lee Y, cptnct 91.
Clerk : Clerk: Mrs. PegJI.e R. Sbedd, Merryman. oWng Place: Pease Carport,
Mr. Douglas G. Pal-Clerk: Mrs, Esther J. Judge: Mr s. Marp.ret A. 211 EYeoJne Canyon Road, Co-
mer, Camaras. Siegle. rooa. del Mar. Clark.: Mrs. Velma Shannon. ,,.........,._. llrs •-~1 c
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1438 Newport Blvd.
C'OSTA MESA
Voting Precinct 19, com-Clerk: Mrs. Ba.bs A. Hawkins, ~.....,.: • ..._,.., •
Yottng Precinct 6, comprtslD( prislng regular electioo pre-Clerk: Mrs. Blanche B.Cber-Pease. • FRESH ECCS
regular election preeloct 105. ctoct 71. russ. Judge: M.r. Earl Ratley,
Polling Plaee: Ralph Wa.t.soo Polllng Place: OakwOOd. Gar-Clerk:. Yr. Paul M. Prltcblltt.
Guqe, 3503 Seuhote Drive, den Aplrtmerts, Reereatton VotiDg Precinct 30B, com-Clerk.:: Y.rs. Ya.rtha Kllleter.
Newport B•ch. Room, 1 '100 16tb street, New. prt.st.ng regular eleetioo pre-Votine Prectoct 42, compr1.-
ln.spector: Mrs. El.lzabetll J. port Beach. • clDct 310. s.tng regui:Lr electJoa pnclDct
McCuiston. Poll.LDc Place: Corona delMar 3.21
Inspector: W.rs, Brterly L. Hi..., School (Foyer ol Gym), Po."'•-Place: a .... _. Reol. Jw:tce : Mrs. Lucy R. Watson. Croft. ... ........,; uau.~~o~-u
Clerk: Yrs . WyrteUeTtpplDg. Judp: Mrs, PboebeBrowaeU. 2101 Eutbluff Drive, Newport dence, Playroom, 460'7C&mdto
Clerk: Mrs. Martlla Strolsee. Clerk: lirs. Jane I. Sands. Beach. Drive, Corooa deJ Mu.
VoUDg Precloct 1, compr1s1D& Cl k Yr E Butba Gar Iospectoc: Wrs. Helen M. losllector: Mrs. Wary c. BlJ ..
LOOSE EGGS
WHOLESALE
FROM RANCH
TO RESTAURANT AND
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6 P.M. ONLY
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r;ollinC ~lace~ s:rumpf Ga~ ":.~ Precl.nc:t 20, oomprl.. Judp: Mrs. Dorothy W. Mae -Jud~t:: Yrs. Dorotb1 1M e PUBLICA TIC... WOlle
ra,., 5'7 Ba.lboa CO't'es, Newport stag regular lectioa 1od DoOl.ld. BeaUty. •-·b e prec Clerk: Mrs, Yuletta 8. Clerk: M.rs. [)ooe S, Ro8e.. WE CAN PRINT YOU,_ ~. 83 •·-•·· Mrs Phyllis M ' steioert. Cl.-t: Mrs. Elleo E. PbJ.l-BROCHURES. ~-.: • • Polllnc Place: Tlbarc ReA-Clerk: Mn. Dorothy C. ste-Ups.
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• SOCIAL STAT IONERY • COMMERCIAL STATI()t.IERY
• WEOOING & SOC IAL INVITATIONS
• ENGRAV ING & PRINTING
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Jw:tp: Mrs. Eudora Redmoo. dence, 1106 Delorll...l.ot, .Ntw-pbtGs. Votiq PreeiDet U, QOqii'I-
Cierk: urs. Edith M, Lewt.a. port Beacb. VottDc Precinct S1 , com-siD( replar e)ee:Uoa prtdDct
Clerk: urs. Marjorie F,Ma.y , IAspeetior: Mra. NucyA,Flll .. pftJ1DI replat aleetloo pre-SS!. CALL us ,01 nn••TII (Nul eo Pon n •• ,.., NEWS L.E:TTEftS
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rl&lllar eloetlol1 proelDct 100. Jootv. llrs. leu T-1· PoWoc Pilei' Ba-l>lud SeiDol UinrJ, llOO Go-,.~I!H~SI~Git~~;.,~·~;· U~~~~:.~M~G~C~O.~~~~~~~~~~~-lilA. liD .... PoW., Plae" RofDOklo Ga-Cllrk: lira. Jou B. --CommOOIIIJ IIIU>odiJI Choreb, A-, c.... dat ltar. HAL AEIISCMP ~112 46th Street, NfWP(Jrt ~t: M.ra. JUIIJ CoyDt, ::~~ Aftoue. Ban. =tor: Mn.. Jou H. Me-1111 I.A.IT COAST H'I'Y.., C.-.& IJ'PtiOLSftaiNG ~ l
l.lule*tor: Mr1. PbyW. II. Votinc PreciDc:t 11, ooaa1,. 'MI*W: M.ra. Barbin C. Judft: Mra. Naaey II. Moon. •(8y E"""•• CN/Is•r•l
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Bo Ia u F-!OIIlolla Ill-w. ~ llwy., Wool f!nport, dor Ud boll olpootap ..._ •u onootod oo a cMriO of
ll(lllor »Doo 'filii 111o a-... onootod oo a cbu10olu-•"'*' at $NO ••• Bu1lora --ol marljoua II C-1 c... lralaiDr Squad. oaall 'Olea dM<IIJ-C. c. Kuolla,815Go-,Har-10o40 p.m. 114411181. ud W.
roo, 1 .U ol 111o '"'-" balr bnob) 1o1-.oc u &rill-bo< Vlow 11111o, told IOllCO IIIII Balboa BIY<I., Wool Nnport.
D-Commud, ftlcb pre>-metll dll bla -·Natali, U, aomooae lelllllo water r-.lD( ' SATURDAY, FEB. 18
tocto 111o u s. ,....., bo.WO at t11o1r rtaldoace ••• Robo<l oo bor blllaldo ,.ci<Jard, Robert lrYt.o Le&Yr, U, ot
atrerall ..,j mlulloo. E. llall, 205 EYOIIIII(Siar, DoYOr ca-I porlloo ol 1111 bill 1o 114-8 Gl'<l Si., Weot Nowport,
Sbons, told poUceburatarseo-slide &Dd eauaiDI $500 da~ •u ureltedoaacbarpolptn-
L!GAL MOTIC!
P.SWS
CERTIFICATE OF BWINESS,
FICTITIOW NAME
L!GAL MOTIC! mage ••• WUJ.la.rn Tbomaa LaDe, stsdoD ol matljui.Qa at 111 tSrd ,
Z5, ol ZU N. Newport BM:t., St., at 10:45 p,m • •• Yichul l
Newport Helctats, was arrested Lee SpuUnc, 21, Ucl StapbeD
eo My Comml.ssloo. expires on a charre ot possessioa ol Morri100 KoJpt, 19, both of J~. 10, 1971. marijuana. 120.1/Z Z5tb St.1 were arrested ,;_ -
The uoderalped do eertlty
tbey are coDdu<:tlAc a busloess
at lZ!l BQcbWOOd DriYe, Santa
ADA, California, UDder the ft.c.
Utlous flrm lll.me of BEECH.
WOOD lNVESTMENT GROUP
t3 am tbat sa1d Qrm Is com-
posed of tbe followtngpersoo(s),
wbose llame(s} ID fUll and pla-
ca(s) of residence are as fol-
kJwl:
STATE OF CAUFORNIA) • SUNDAY, FEB. 22 on a cb&rce 01 posaealioo ol
) ss. Leo Monroe Speer, 48,of314.1 marljtana at !:35 p.m. at thelr
CO UNTY Of ORANGE ) Bostoo Way, Costa Mesa, was residence ••• Danf:el ·R•r
cited on a charge of belng DeFoe, ZO, ot 2426 N. Oranp. Oa December 15, 1969, be-drunk In his auto at Ne"P()rt Costa Mesa, was arrested oo a
tore me, the undersJcned, a Center Dr. and Coast HICflny ctw'ge of belng lnto:dcated La
Notary Publlc In and for said at 2 Ala E st F st public at the Newport Pier at State ....,.,..........,.,", ..,,.._,.,.ed Aud a.m. . • n roe ro , ._~~--~
ry T: G;~~o me~ 21, ol840 Irvine Ave., Newport ~;~:. '18·m.:,3;. ·v1•11~~ U.R~~ I
-
' Hel...,•s w:as cUed on a enar-""'"' • , Ul '" ................ uau, be the person wbose name Is ..... ' "'¥ Costa Mesa was arrested on a subscribed to tbe wltbio lnstru of being drunk In publlc at 121 _, • • .. F dd c tr 1 N 1 1 charge Ul possession of marl-men« and aclmowledgecl that sbe ... c a en, en a ewpor • a 6·50
executed tbe same 12:30 a.m •••• Rooald Dee Ken-Juanas at · ~m. :1 N~dlna
WITNESS my~andomctaJ ney, 21, of 1530 Anita Lane, and eashore r., est ew-1 ___ _....---
seaJ. Signature: Lyoda Cattan-Ha.rbor Hlgbl&ods, wa.s arres-port.
eo. My Commission EIPlres tedona chargeofdrl,lngwttile PHOTOS DISPLAYED
Jan. 10, 1971. under the lntluence of alcohOl at
STATE OF CALIFORNlA) Cutr Dr. and Dover Drive at
lltURSIIAY,IIARQt 1!1 1!79
COI!QI!o\ PEL 11M. WI f.
. ................. . ._. .. ,..,. •r ••••• .. ..w. __ ..
Again,. Mithelln'• flexible tidewollt o.nd
ttMI-eorcf bracing tell the story. Our tide·
wallt prowlde more "otve" to abtorb
bumpt and Jolt• to o higher deer" than
Qrdlnary tiret. h't like hawing an extra
tet of thock obtorbtrtl And tine• the
tread groo"•• stay open, the tire roll•
taller with leu ,..sittonce.
MIOHEUII 'I'~
RADIAL TIRES
The llotement above may ~eem unbe·
lievoble, but it l1 true. The quote wcu
token from on actual testimonial• lett•r. Donald R. Ward -General
Partner, 1'1'07 Westclltt Drive,
Newport Beach, Calllornta; Roy
J. Ward -General Partner,
1703 Westcutf Drive, Newport
Beach, CaUfornia; G. Wllllam
GrU.Ddy -Limited Partner,
120 VIa Wulers, Newport
Beach, Callfornta; Audry T.
Grundy-LimUed Partner, 120
Vla War.ters, Newport Beach,
CaWorllia; Thomas A. Read -
LlmUed Partner, 1703 West-
cliff Drive, Newport Beach,
CaUfornia; Andrew Morthland
-Limited Partner, 165 Moss
Street, Laguna Beach, Califor-
nia; Walter H. Wine -Limited
Partoer, 251'5 Buckeye, New-
port Beach, CaU!ornia; Rich-
ard Simpson -Limited Part-
ner,l720Skylark Lane, New-
port Beach, CaUiornla.
) ss 1:20 a.m ••••• A paJr of ski
CO UNTY or ORANGE ) • boots, valued at $140, were
On December 12, 1969, be-stolen from tile Sk.I.Mart, 2805
fore me the undersigned a W. Coa.st Hwy., Mariners Mile;
Notary Pubuc in and for ~d the ski. boots were later found
State, personally appeared G. hidden at the rear of the store
William Grundy mown to me •.• JOhn Charles English, 31,
to be the perso'n whose name of 404 Heliotrope, Corona del
Is subscribed to tbe within l.n-Mar, was cUed on a charge of
strument and acknowledged~~ being drunk In public at 121
he executed the same. McFadden, Central Newport, at
A speci.aleXhlbitofworkfl"om
the studio of Tom Jooes, New-
port Beach award winning
photographer, will be on display
during the monthofMarchatthe
Corona del Ma.r llbrary. Spon-
sored by the Newport Beach
city arts committee, tbeexhibtt
consists of the creative photo-
graphic expressions of the as-
sociates of Tom Jones' studio.
A BlNOC ULAR MICROSCOPE costing $986 and uUI..lsed
in detecting cancer ceUs and bacterial organisms tn tissue
specimens was a recent gt.tt to Haag Hospital's Laboratory
by the Las Reina..s Auxiliary of the Assistance League of
Newport Beach. Pictured here, from lett, are Mrs. Ken-
neth Sampson, socia.l service chairman of the AWiiary;
William R. Hudson Jr., Hoag Hospital Administrator, aM
Mrs. Robert L. Short, Auxiliary chairman. (David Ross
photo.)
Orco Block Co.
Bun.DJNG BLOCKS • AIJ. SIZES • AIJ. TYPES
STATE OF CALIFORNlA,
ORANGE COUNTY:
On December 29, 1969, be-
fore me, a Notary Public to
a.nd for said State, personally
appeared Do.:Wd R. Ward,
kDowo to me to be the person
wtlose name tssubscrlbedtotne
within Instrument and acknow-
ledged he eucuted the same.
Lyoda Catta.aeo, Notary Pub-
lic, My Commission Expires
Jan. 10, 1971.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA)
) ss.
COUNTY OF ORANGE )
On January 20, 19 70, before
me, the undersigned, a Notary
Public In aM for sa.Jd State,
personally appeared Roy J.
Ward, known to me to be the
person whOse oame Is subscri-
bed to the within Instrument and
acl.nowledgecl that he executed
the same.
WlTNESS myha.nda.ndomcw
seal. Signature: Lynda Catta.o-
eo. My Commission Expires
Jan. 10. 1971.
STATE OF CALifORNIA )
) ss.
COUNTY Of ORANGE )
On December 20, 1969, be-
fore me, the undersigned, a
Notary Public In and for said
State, personally acpeared Wal-
ter H. Wine, known to me to be
the person whose name is s ub-
scr ibed to the within Instrument
a.nd acknowled~ that he exe-
cuted the same.
WITNESi my hand and official
seal. Signature: Lyrw:ta Catta.n-
LEGAL HOTICE WITNESS myha.ndaodottJclal 2 a.m.·· .Leo Dennis Long-
seal. Signature: Lynda Catta.o-weU, 39, of 3141 Boston Way,
eo. My Commission Ezpires Costa Mesa, was arrested on a P-36325
Jan. 10, 1971. charge of drlvtng wbUe UDder CERTifiCATE Of BUSINESS,
STATE OF CALIFORNIA) the lntlueoce of alcohol at 2:30 FICTITIOUS NAME
) ss. a.m. at Newport Center Dr. The under signed do ceruty
COUNTY OF ORANGE ) and Coast Hwy. ··.Roderick they are conducting a business
On Decem~ 8, 1969, before He.o.ryBa~rlboer, 59• ll6 Cry-at 1221 Beechwood Drive, Santa
me, the undersigned, a Notary sta.J.. boa lsWw:t, was arres-Ana, California, uDder the fie-
Public In and for said State ted 00 a charge of being drunk titlous firm name of BEECH-
personally aweared Richard in public fol.low1.ngad1sturt.nce WOOD INVESTMENT GROUP
Simpson known to me to be at the Vtuage Inn, 202 Marine *2 and that saJd firm is com-
the per~n wbose name Is sub-Ave., Balboa IslaOO,about 12:45 posed ofthefollowlogperson(s),
scribed to the wtthln lnstru-!.m. whose name(s) In full and pla-
ment and acknowledged that he MWEIDN~DA YI,GoFEB. 2J5 and ce(s) or residence are a.s tot-
executed the same. ar 0 nue me' r ., lows :
WITNESS mylla.Dda.ndoftlc:lal ~elda Marte Gomu, 31, of Donald R. Ward-General
seal. Signature: Lyoda Cattan-404 Ocean Front, West New-Partner, 1707 Westcllff Drive,
eo. My Commission EJPires port, were arrested on a charge Newport Beach, CaUlornia;Roy
Jan. 10, 1971. ot being Lntoz.tcated in an auto-J. Ward -General Partner,
) ss. mobile at 2:30 a.m. at Balboa 1703 Westclif1 Drive, Newport
COUN TY OF ORANGE ) Blvd. and W. Coast Hw y. · • · Beach, California; Andrew
On December 1,1969, before • THURSDAY FEB 26 Morthland -Limited Partner,
me, the undersigned, a Notary Peter Alb.n 'Our~t 20 of 165 Moss Street, Laguna Beach,
Public In and for Wd State, 459 Broadway Costa Mesa ' and California; Frank Turley -Ll-
persooally appeared Andrew DaYid Linn Hourigan, 18·, of ~!ted Partner, 8191 Electric,
Morthland, known to me to be 414 El Modena, Newport Hel-:::itantoa, California; Edward &
the person whose name is sub-ghts were arrested ona cha.rge Eunice Ntc!Kllson -Limited
scribed to the wUhln Lnstru-of Possession of marijuana in Partner, 307 Placentia, Costa
meot and acknowledi(!d tllat lle lbe 2100 bk)ckof w Coast Hwy Mesa, Cautorllia; LindO. Jones
executed the same. Mariners Mlle. · ·• -Limited Partner, S610N. liar-
WITNESS my hand and offi cial • FRIDAY, FEB. 27 bor, fullerton, Cautornia; The -
seal. Signature: Lynda Cattan-David Earle Greene 25 of odore F. Clark-Limited Part-
eo. My Commission E~pires 2001 Barranca the Btufts ;,as ner, 3404 Via Lido, Newport
Jan. 10, 1971. arrested on a 'charge of being Beach, California; Alu 41 Mar-
COUNTY OF HARRIS : tntoz.tcated Ln publJc at 2555 garet Chubak -Limited Part-
STATE OF TEXAS Eastbluff Drive at 3:30 p.m. ner, 12691 Audrey Circle, Gar-
Before me, the undersigned • • .Norbert Duyane Bussie, den Grove, California; Wm. L.
authority, personally appeared 44, of 740 lSth s t., Costa Mesa, 41 Nancy A. Wood -Limited
Mr. Thomas A. Read, known to was arrested on a ctw'ge of Partner, 1921 DlanaLane,New-
me, and swore that he !lad exe-driving wblle intolic.ated wtth port Beach, CaUfornia; Louis
cuted the foregoing documeol. alcohOl at 2:25 a.m. oea.r 3939 F'. & Norlne B. Cowden -Limi-
Gienn R. Smith, Notary Pub-w. Coast Hwy., Mariners ted Partner, 9892ColonyGrove,
Uc In and for the County of Mile •.•• George Thomas Villa Park, CaWornla.
Harris, State of Tetas. Dated O'Hara, 52, of 2190 College, STATE Of CAUFORNIA)
this 19thdayof December,1969. Costa Mesa, was cited on a )ss.
Publish: feb. 26, March 5, 12, charge of being drunk In pub-COUNTY OF ORANGE )
19,1970, in the Newport Harbor lie at 4521 w. Cor.lst Hwy., On January ZO, 1970, before
Ensign. West Newport, at 10:45 p.m. me, the undersigned, a Notary
Public In and for said State,
personally appeared Roy J.
Ward, known to me to be the
SERVICE
person whose oa me Is s ubscr i-
bed to the within Instrument and
acknowledged that he ezecuted
the same.
WITNESS my ha.Dd and official
seal. Signature: Lyrw:ta Cattan-
eo. My Commission EJPires
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STATE OF CALIFORNIA)
) ss.
COUNTY OF ORANGE )
On December 30, 1969, be-
tore me, the undersigned, a
Notary PubUc 1n and tor saJd
State, persooaUy appeared No-
rlne B. Cowden, known to me
to be the person whose name
Is subscribed to the within in-
strument a.nd ackoowledged that
she executed the same.
WITNESS mylwldandoCOc tal
seal. Signature; EUubeth J.
Ltpset, Notary Public, CaUtor-
nia, prioclpal oftice In Orange
County. My Commission EI-
ptres Aprll 10, 1972.
STATE Of CALJF'ORNlA)
) ss.
CO UNTY OF ORANGE )
On December 29, 1969, be-
fore me, the undersigned, a
Notary Public In and for sa.ld
State, persooa.Uy appeared Eu-
nice Nicholson, blown to me
to be the persoo whose oame
is subscribed to tbe wttMn t.n-
strument, and actrowledpd
tn.at sbe uecuted tbe same.
WITNESS my llalld and offtcl&l
Mal. Slpature: Dorta Walbr,
Notary P ... lle, Calllorllfa, tl<ID-
clpal ot11eo l.o On.,.. c...,.,,
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COUNTY OF ORANGE )
00 Deeember tt, Uet, bt·
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CJ A. Wood, -lo ... lollo
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LEGAL HOTICE
seal. Lynda Cattaneo, Notary
Public In aOO for said State.
My Commission Expires Jan.
10, 1971.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA)
) ss.
COUNTY Of ORANGE )
On December 12, 1969,
fore me, the undersigned,
Notary Publlc In and for
State, personally appeared Wil-
liam L. Wood, known to me
be the person whose name
subscribed to the wtlhl,,l~str,u
ment and acknowledged that
uecuted the same.
WITNESS myllandandoU!c:W
seal. Signature: Lynda Cattan-
eo. My Co mmission EJPires
Jan. 10, 1971.
STATE OF CALifORNlA)
) ss.
COUNTY OF ORANGE )
On December 11, 1969,
fore me, the undersigned,
Notary Public 1D and for sal'''
Telepboo•: JA.c:boe 7·12D
IOU Kcrtella. Staatoa Jl20 S. Nata. !kmtcr ADCII
stmfulittr ihmnrial Jfuk
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"Everythin& in On<! s-A/al PltJce"
Btause !he Eunml and bwiaJ cm1or aoocept
eliminalts tbe need for procnsicas llwogb
bea"}' rra ffic on ... rcrowded bighwa7', family
CIIIITRT -MAUSOUUM ind friends alilce may now po.y !heir full reo
FUNIIAL HOiota spects by attmding the bu.Ul serric<, a weU
CHAIII.S-CIIMATOlT as the chapel servict, all at ooel>eautiful plaa,
COWMIIAIIIUM at less mst and more ~
YIIIIANS LA-14101 -14101111ACH II.YD, WISTMINm a
531·1725 (TO L L F RE E FROM H EW PORT HARBOR AREA) State, persooa.IIy appeared
Frank Turley and Louis F. Cow-r~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!!!!!!!!!~~!!!!! den, koown to me to be the
persoDS whOse oames are sub-
scribed to the wtthln instru-
ment and acknowledged that they
executed the same.
WITNESS my hand and offldal
seal. Signature: Lynda Cattan-
eo. My Commission Expires
Jan. 10, 1971.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA )
) ss.
CO UNTY Of ORANGE )
On December 9, 1969, before
me, the undersigned, a Notary
Public In and for said State,
personalty appeared Theodore
F. Clark aoc1 Donald R. Ward,
known to me to be the persons
whose names are subscribed
tO the within instrUhlent aui
acknowledged that they execu-
ted the same.
WITNESS my ha.Dd aDd otQclal
seal. Signature: LyDda Cattan-
eo. My Commission EJPlres
Jan. 10, 1971.
STATE OF CALJFORNlA )
) ss.
CO UNTY OF ORANGE )
On December 8, 1969, before
me, the undersigned, a Notary
Public Ln aOO for said State,
personally appeared Edward
Nicholson, known to me to be
the person whose na.me is sub-
scribed to the within lnstru.
ment and acknowledged that he
executed the same.
WITNESS my handa.nd official
seal. Slpature; Lynda Cattan-
eo. My Commission EJpires
Jan. 10, 1971.
STATE OF CAUFORNIA)
) ss.
COUNTY Of ORANGE )
On December 1, 1969, before
me, the uodersir&ned, a Notary
PubUc in and for said State,
pereoaa.Uy appeared Andrew
U.orthland aDI1 LlDd o. Jooes.
toown to me to be the persoos
wbose aames are subscribed
to lbe wUh1D lnstrumeot and
ackDowledced tbat tbey exeeu ...
ted the a.me.
WITNE$ my !W.Dd aDI1 oftl.clal
M&l. stcature: LJDdl. cattan.
eo. My Commlssloft E"llres
Jaa. 10, tin.
STATE OF CAUFO!'NIA)
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COUIITY OF ORANGE )
0o NO.ombo<Z5,1M~.botoro
me, t1M IDMrlltpld. a Notary
PubUe Ia &Dd for a1d State,
por-flr _..t Alu Cflo.
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