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OIROHA DEL MAR AERIAL PHOTO SHOWS AREA FRE!WAY WOULD TAK! OUT.
'Free Us' confab called
A klac-rwr cro~ tuown u
"Free Us" appeared before the
.Newport Beach City Council
a~ 170 strona: Monday night,
but recetnd llttle sympa thy
or aetioo OD their r equest lor a
poUce revtew board,
Tbe IJ'<ql alaouk~for per
mlaaLoo to hold rock coocert.s
Damage suit possible
C0011cU OOilcero over the pos-Tber e wu some concern tbat
llbWty ttat sneraocedam&ges tbe creation of a DeW chamel
may be .tll81J aptnst Newpl)l"t would cauae erosion of Balboa
Beaeh u tbe r esult or clostng Ial&od. But Mr. Kayior tok!
ICJ a porUoo of B&ylide Dr . bas the CouocU that eoglDeerlDe
cau.t a.ootlMr delay In tbe studies bad showed tbatUwould
lnl.Dt CompllDy's Prurootol"y tab S'J !lour s tor a complete
Bay pro)ect. chanp of water lo the new bl.y
Attomey Harry Westover, aod that that ldod of currtDt
f'PI"'H"H0 1 the Bl.lbol. Yacbt tJow wouJd cause oo erosion
Bu.1n, aJd the cloaing ol a problems.
porUoo of Bayatde Dr, ltld Its Allan Seek of Beacoo Bay
r•UpmeJit would "ft.StlJ af-sUcl he bad eojoyecUor40years
teet 15 ballouHa liooc Blyside tbe f lew provided by tbe pro-
Or., 4 of wbleh depend ettlrely pert)', bul felt that sloce eYer y
~ tbroulb tramc,•• property OWDer bad 1 rieht to
"AI: 1 r H ult there may fVJ d8'fe\op nluable laDd, tbe lrriDe
well be MYtruce damaps Co. was no exceptloa,
ollllor apiDtt Ulo lnllle Co. "I thalli< lbelnllleCo .... Uie
ot tbt Ctt)' o1 Newport Beach," 40 years of open apace we ban
1M ald. eo)))'.:!," be aid.
eo.etlmu YllaD Dostal COGDd.lma.D Llnda)ey Pu-
ulled wbltblr the cit)' mJcbt aou, &pin IKPreaatDc concern
Ull lbe IntDt Co, to pc'Of1de a onr tbe potJlbWlJ o1 ~BY·
"bold bumlea" claaH 111 tbe eruce dam&IH, made a motioo
.. eat tbe clty procetda wttbtbe tbat the matter be referred tact
clooJor ol 1111 otroot. DIYld to otalf ... addltlonalotu<IJ.
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OFFICES IN CORONA DEL MAR . CALI FORNIA I
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YRS. MARA C ULP of East Bluff, pliot, aod Kn, Marpret
CallawaJ ol Sa.n Pedro, co~pllot, a.re show:D wttb tbe TwtD
Comuc.be Wblch they will fly In the •· AnKel d•bJ,"
offtctally known as the ali-"WOma.n tmerna.Uooal air race.
Tbe der by wUl start May 4 trom Torooto, Oatario, and 'rill
terml.!ate May 6 I.D Nusau, Bahama Isi&Dda. Seorea are
computed on the ba.s1s of elapsed Oytnc time. The aireraft
averactoe l:be trt cbest IJ'OUDd speed lD rel.a.tiooto lta tRDdieap
ls the wtaDer . li&ra's fl ying time totals 2,500 bours. Lut
year shewonthe ·•powc:terpuff derby,''Oytng.:tio, ud placed
3rd 1n the Paclf'lc air race. She 1s a corporate pi.k)t tor tbe
team's !JP()IliJOI', Chick Iverson lnc. of Nrwport Beaeh.
FREEWAY WOULD BRING
HEAVY TRAFFIC VOLUME
Louise BarreH succumbs
W.rs. Louise Vickers Barrett,
84, ol 22:i Goldenrod Ave.,
Cocoaa del Mar,diedAprUt3at
Haag Hospital. She was bon
Se(lt. 28, 1885, lo Prorideoce,
R.I., aDd came to Corooa del
IUr SO yea.r s a,o. She wu the
widow ofUlelateJosepb W. Bar-
rett. SurvlYOrs lnchk1e a b.-o-
ther, retired S\C)ertor COOT!
J\ldee Joseph W. Vickers at Los
Aoples.
f lliM!I"lll services were bekl
Sal:urd:ay at Pacific View Chapel
wttll the Rev . Norma.o L. Brown
of the Plymouth Coogrep.tioo&l
Church otttclating. lntermeat
was at Rosedale Cemetery, lAs
Ange les.
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"IINIUI, MONIY ANO GIAPIS
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....,. bllan." ulf. AM,._. llltliiOd wUb 4t1c a oo.ea.tft tidarf 1.1
OM ••VJ oc tM '•..rQ tM~oltb110111111ol vw-m blb'e wt ca ,...._ ... ~·--will-. ·-·--South Africa hal bee:n .a.arr..t from o.v• Some W•J• or W•ac-. NOt thil .. ,..... .. kern be ---wu tbl p~etee o1 Htl. Abot'l au, ta.tlaC tbt He qiOtlld u IIU tpt: "Be o1
Cup tcnnil. Tbt'1 quite an hoood O.vil CUp to ForNI map&ine: tiM: J:llcs. Md tM plleardllllllll llldald o1 faMb, .......u11 pi~' Ud W • ....._.,
leMil, and "amateu,.. Iennie in JCMnl, i1 one CHAPPAQUJDDICK-IRISH VERSION "A u ...,.... c. tM cr..c o1 Jl IIIIJl be able to ~b tb1 CMinllY• n.ll&atlJ b' M
of the molt 1ickenJy dilhobclt IICC..ivitiet in 1 One or the buaineu community'• more dy· tiM M'illlf tldtf ot IMMD'fJ, Girl .n. ot tbl W'lcUd. PIGPll" -1 Cbroll.clu: li:U.
1icltenly d1ahonelt world. Led by Grot~ Britain nami<: tycoon• hll • areat ~ensc of humor. The &.:l lD tbl torafroal wen I .. l?. A.ad taU tbt btlmet of Kt told boW tbt.t KlaiDtndwu
most of the hypocrites of the world voted ~ ocher day he save me a alip of paper on whk:h CI'OIIM o1 CbrUtepctom., Tbey lllY&tiOG, aDd U. nord ol tbl a muohru,aad...Stbtpower
bar South Atrtea bec:a.u. the ARWTiean Nearo. were these alleged hudlina from the Dublin trud:lrmed our ·~cemeat&D BptrU, wtlleb. 1.1 tbtwordo(God: o1 God to ooaqar tbe ar• bt-
Tn: ffEWPOAT HAABOI ENSleN Ia ,._ o.ay ....... priMM Arthur Aahc:, wu noc allowed to oompete in DUpotc/1 · Vlttaam IDto a boiJ 'WV, wtUI "18. PraJbc alnJI wttb aU nr .. tbl Rt'er llllbratll ud
... pld!Uat.4 I• at. Cky of No..,.n &..c• .... tt. oaly loeaJly South Africa. GOD SAVES SENATOR KENNEDY auetJ.aed tuuh at .ea.tt. pnJer aDd -.ucatlon Ia tht tbt NUt R1Ytr. Ht ~ bU
e.....! aM :c4•od •-.p•• Ia tk N.wpott ..._.C...o ..... South Africa believa in aparation. Britain AS CATHOLIC G IRL DROWNS. Devout 'he DIWI ltoi'J told of tbou-Spirit." tDimlH _.II'JOQe ottbtml
At... P-.bH• W..kly. oa Tb...-4ay, s.eOad el-,. .... paid bc:ievet In •bl....-lor everybody but Britain pair believed to be on way to Mtdnlsht I&Qds Wbo curled 8lblal Dr. Carl McWUt took tn.. The _,..of h1J: ooaqatl&l ;'~E~a~H~::Oa £NStCN w .. lldj..._.d 10 .,. • ..... B
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ritain hu b~~ further immia:r~tion by MaM. Ted prays for almoat nine houn be· u U.y muebed alOq. Tbere ICI(.rl.tioD from theM words make• JOOd&DdtsctUac:rtldla&
,.... of,..., .. circlll .. loa by court dearoe ~o. A.20l;r& cl.tod b.ac:kl. The Bn11sh are bloody hypoc:rttes. fore leaving M:coe . lri1h Govt. BluU Italian ftl a ttuOD for tt, for ill WbeD bl laid plana tor tbe today, 6w DI.Yid ftl &m&Dol
lilliy 14, 195.1. I• .s.-101 Co.n for the Couty of Or•:r· S.••• of • • • Buil<kr of Faulty Bridge. till Blb1t WI flDd lbe prlDelplea Yletory' march, Wbleb wu blld V&lor. lD Cblpter llol'l Cllf'OD;.
C.lil••i .. ..d by , .. eoa theret~f io q .. Ufied 10 pabll aJI p•bllc The Univeraity of Penn~ylvania hu h1uled • • • ol •trltlal wufart. TbeJ Oil Aprll 4. Tbe buadrtd lelia n ADd tb&l Darid ~
-.tie .. req•ired by taw down the American tla& and put it into storage:. Would you believe that the U. S. A. gives trauceud tbe prtaetplel ot tbOIIP1111 people WbO atttadtcl tile Phtii.Unts add M"Oib &lXI
AA'YO £. HAAPA .... ~ ......................... v.Owct. aM Pllbll•IMT The officiaJa "feared a confrontation wrth stu· away billion• of dollal"! (in food, equipment, bum&P nrtart U deiCI'UMid bJ tbo IYeat ltarted atumultwtlieb took Gatll &lid btl' towu. 1111
Pte HAAPA ............................................... .A..ocl•• Editor l!enl war proteatora." The ftag is red, white and machinery, etc.) 10 "needy" nations each yur Karl VOD Cli.UI'WUI:, b&Ye a bll tiY41'blrat.cltbroupouttM Cbapter 11, wt *" bOw tbl
SUISCIIPTIDM 14TIS b:ue and the. officiala are yellow. and then turns around and botroWI milliona of IP'f:ll• lfllet !!pOD the tllatorJ at:klcl, lbowiDC that tbe Amerl .. chUdre& at Ammoo w.t &UiaU.-
la Kwt.or ANa: 0.. ,.. .. , 14.00: 2 ye .. , f1,00 • • • dollars !rom them at 6% intereat? For ;,;.. ot tile biUn&D racetb&Dd1d. "The e&D people nat flctory aDd tbe .ad talents of •trel' to ........ 0.. •I H.bor At ... ; O..e yew. 15.00: 2 ,....., ~.00 T'-F-•-1 Go lDf1uence ot,. -er," u set freeln.• ot our prt.me.rs of ftl' -.,_,. to btre U ,OOO duiotl '"~' QIOO;ra ver:nment it now apending stance, we recently borrowed $100 million -~ -_._. ~~ S6,116 a ICCOnd. Gett~n1 your money's worth? from Thailand payable in -41h yean , and at tortb by Uab&n.. · bel:wrt our troops are wttb .. aod honemto to apt Daftd.
ARVO E. HA.APA, owner and publishtJ of the Ensl~
THE FREE.WAY ... AND POLLUTION
The alarming perU of pollution Is an
Increasing cause of concern throughout
our land. With this real danger In mind,
It would be a disaster of major pro·
portions t o put a freeway through the
heart of Newport Beach and Corona del
Mar.
Latest plans tor the coastal freeway
call for a TEN LANE speedway through
our community. Estlm<.tes of future dally
traltlc are as high as 170 THOUSAND
cars a day, emitting carbon monoxide
pollution Into the air that we breathe.
Just let that sink In for a little while:
170 thousand ADDITIONAL CARS going
daily through our town. This figure is
ADDITIONAL because state highway en-
gineer Bill Hashimoto himself says that
the freeway, U constructed, would not
at all lessen the traffic on our Coast
Hwy. All the freeway traltlc would be new
traffic, and would actually add to our
local congestion because of the "spill
over" of freeway cars onto our local
streets.
Thus It Is clear that tb& freeway would
NOT help our local traltlc problems,
In fact would bring greater congestion
ancf on top of all that would be the suffering
of hundreds of families and businessmen
who would be driven out of their homes
and shops.
The Harbor Area Freeway Fighters are
to be commended for their hard hitting
campaign to move the freeway route
completely out of our city, Assemblyman
Bob Badham and Senator John Schmitz
also deserve high praise tor co-authoring
a bill In the state legislature to eliminate
the Newport Beach-Corona del Mar seg-
ment of the freeway.
Now what can you, as a private citizen,
do In this all-Important e{fort? Your most
Important contribution at this moment Is
to sign the Freeway Fighters' petition.
There is a copy In the special supplement
in this week's Ensign. U you have not
already sig ned it, do so right now, and
send it to the Freeway Fighters head-
quarters at 2612 W. Coast Hwy., Newport
Beach. Thousands of names on these
petitions will have a tremendous effect
In Sacramento when the Badham-Schmltz
• • • 6% interest; s15 million from South Korea. ElstwberelntbeBlbleftbd dr&WD.Tbe~ottbematcbera lD ,.,. .. 11, we are told tblt
U. S. Nn111 and World R,po, aaya thai one w bo · 1 41 deUIMlllted tlle baell:crocmd for 1.1 ntcbol.DJ throuc,bOUI: tbe DaYld attacked WI P'-* bOlt same terms. e are rrowmg rom na· tbe CbrlstlaD rtU&iOO. bcltlDtM IUd, &Jid many more fictory ud "tbl Sytl&u fled btfort
Senator, who feels that memben of Congreu lions, as we continue our mad descent to slltb ebapter ot lbl Epbea.l&DI marches art to be staged. Tbe IJrul; aod DI.Yid sltw o1 tbe
should mate lull disclosure of their penonal hankruptcy, revolution and diclalonhip. •• ,__.8 tbe a.ceoutrtmerUwith tint 1.1 planned for UttleRock. Syrl&Da 1,000 meo wbteb ba&bt
wealth, is having hia own 1urvey made in aup-• • • wbJcb the well equ4Jped Arkulu, 00 JWle 6. ADotber lo ebartoU aod 40,000 Joot...
por1 of his contention that .. there are 5 I mil· h '" · Walter ("Ruthless") Reut er UIU ncentJy: Cbrilltlu 1101dler lboold pro-marcb lD Wuhln..t .... lspla.Q!Md meo.'' lionaires in the Senate." ......_....,.. "We will see thai nobody eats arapes in Amer· ride tor blmself, Wbeo be 1011 lor Oct. J. Tbus wu the 'IIJ'OI'dOftbe Lord H is irrde\'ant how many millionaires are in ld ~--
h Se Wh ._ ica; we will drive the an~ off every table." to battle. . A sermoo denlqplnr the tulft.Ued, aa told to Da• "IIIUIII t e nate. at • relevant is ho.w many mil· 13 w 1o ~ .. Wllo -• H 0a In c•-~-I" · · Se The "ra .... bOycott is o nly a prelude to an cf. " • bere rea. you tbeme u. " ow 'fld WOD h1a pr~ Natba.D ·--1: hona1re natora were millionaires befon they e ,.. -1 God •~• .. _..lch Dr 11 1 1 b(~-became Senalora? fort to unionize, natK>nally. all farm products. the whole umour-, W&l. war, "" • c Dtlte re-" have been wlth theew w-~
E I. · 1 --hold The movement i• marxist o riented. Eat more ye may be able to withstand the ceDtl)' preached at hts CoUlnp-soever thou baat wa!Ud.More .. very po rttea on""e er should have to etll day, &Dd bntnc dooe a.JJ. to wood Church 1a New Jersey, over I wJU subdue all Ulty
make full diKiosurc of his peraonal wealth. grapes.-American Way Features stand, dtiCftbea how a radiopreacllef enemies."
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IRVINE COMPANY •Ice presldeM Albert J, Auer gestures
toward sue or 18-story eommerc1a.J. buJldiDc to go ICl oear
16-stor'J A reo ButldiDca.t I.M1.ne's Ftnaoeta.l Plua 1n Newport
Center. Mr. Auer hOlds a renderlng of the oew
structtae, wlllcll will house Union Ba.ok reponal otn.c.es on
the lfOW'ld noor. Tbe new blll.ld.ing, which wtll rtse %80 teet
aboYe lbe pmd, will be faced with Unted solar gl.a.ss and
natural aluminwn. C06f. ls estimated at $13.8 mUllon.
Grooodbr-.ting W'U held yesterday.
LETTERS TO EDITOR · ·
BySpeei&lConapor.Senta Pace A-5: ''Tbe educaUoaal OYmED from the presen-sU dayJwat,Dr.Mclattrtu-
THE FEDERAL ARTS lDI1 procrams 1D the K-6elementary taUoo 1.D tbe apDda, a.oo that a pressed the wtsll tbat America
HUMANITIES ACT camt before acbooll ot the Newport-Mea. prtq release was La order, to bad a leader like the ooe ... yed
the NtwPOI't-Mesa. scbOolbolrd UnLOed Scbool Dtatrlct ban, lnform tbe publlc ot tbelr in-IsraeU GeoeraJ Moshe Dayan.
Tuelday, Aprll2l.lh'Upu.sed UNTIL RECENTLY, stressed & teDl1oo.s. 1be appllca.tion Uselt U we bad bad sueb commander,
over •ery briefly, wttb the Ollly rather lradi.Uooal JA)I'OI.Cb to should baYe been In the agenda our wu lD Vietzam would ban
commeota beloc "U.t u ts tbe teacb.lnc. tbe empbasls be1DC for people to enl~~ate, been won almost before U bep.n..
same procn.m th&tbadbeeoap-placed lar~t~lY ~D the skill • • • he 1Dt1mated.
pUed for last Mueb, and Ulal subjects. Moat classes (nerac-East Blutf elemeot.a.ry school, While eomparisoos are o-
tbere bad beeo oo chances in tbe l.Dg ZB-30) ARE NOW betnccoo-bt1.ng traDd bltW, is sure to have dJoua, fl'l.aDY are trap c . Some
program." ducted oo a self-cootal.oed lacludtld a large number ot tn-years aco, when tbe Sonets
The board autbortsed tbe cla.uroom buts , •• In Yin ol DOYiti.Ye ldeu. Oo May 6, Mike were reported to be lDStllllnr
nllnr ot lbe appUcaUoa UDder teebnologtca.l chan(es aDd HW, tbe prloc:lpal, and s~. equ1pmeot for lauacbloa their
SeeUoo lZ of tbeNatloDa.l Foun-newer currlculwn denlop-WU11am Cunnio(ltra.m wtu be on Sam-S a.ntl..aircratt mlasllesln
datioo ot Arts aDd H~arn&D11les meots, there HAS BEEN SOME bUd to allSWer question~ about VlefJW.m, the leader Ia our De-
Act tor rw.ts, to be matcbed by PLANNING FOR FI!TURE EX-that scbool, trom 10 a.m. to ftnae Department would not let
the dtatrlct; a toeal ot $15,000 PERIUEN1ATION IN FLEXJ-DOOR. In the fiesta room at the U be destroyed, As a r .. ult
to be st.tJPUed b)' federal llmds, BLE SCHEDULING a.OO TEAM Bluffs. hw:dreds, and perhaps .tbou-ne routioe matter 1a Wblcb TEACHING." Those questions mtgtlt ln-S&Dds of our aircraft ban beeo
tilts pactap oll.Dtorm&Uoons Pap A-6-Z: Paragraph A 1D e lude: plans, eWes, aDd pro-ShOt doWn.
preseaed lDd Yoted 'ClOD WOUld summary saya: There wlll be eedures for INSER VIC£-Contrast lMa declstoo with
lead you to bellen tbat DOthlog many try~IJI:• 111 theclusroom TRAINING, a.nd U he can guru-the wvntnc W"ltleh Geoeral
ol& ol tbe orcttoa.rywulDcl**l to eYaltafe the su.ttabtllty ol antee you therewtubenoseost-Dayan. tbe current laraeU de-
• 1D the applJcaUon. parttcula.r mater tal; am the use UYity tratnJ.o.c; U a NON-tense mtnJster, p.Ye wbeo
1'be c:oateotl" ot the awllca-of sueral dUfereot types of GRADED CURRICULUM is a speaklng of the Rusal.anl l.D-
tioll renal tbe cootroYersl.a..l media to loster the DISCOVERY posslbWty; U' FLEXIBLE ar stal.lin& Sam-3 sites, •hlcb 1 Ab~ FLEXIBLE SC:HEOU. a.od INQUIRY APPROACH to MOD SCHEDULING ls a posst. am sure they wlll, Wt tiballflad
LDIG. Ttdala .-omtb11Hfer-leanlDI. bllitJ; boW muy·teacbers each ourAlwes teiUnc tfliem: .. tbDtald
red to u YOO scKEDUUNG, Part.anllb B-S: "Teacbera shder&l: W'll.1 ht.•t ud lor bOY you ~ thlJ: lD c~ ueu.
Ud m...a.~ tba.t tbe .tudeat's RECORDING CHILDREN'S AT-kiDc; U c:lf'Dtllia« IIItd/ar tet•a ay &loDe tbt s.tl CI.DII.I
tcbtduJe Ia UDStraetared, 1be TITUOES AND BEKA VIORAL eutd0111 &DIJ Jttl:ty carrels wUl -we lbal.l bomb yoel~· '•
ltudellla call u FREE TIME CHANGES u uecdotaJ records replace desks and standard Followltlr the leaderablp ot
but tbe educat.ots prefer ~ on cumulatln reeord cards for equipment ln ANY oftberooms; Dr. MclDU.re, those Wbo direct
term UNSTRUCTURED. The future referral." (carpet.ing ll used \osUeDCetbe our war efforts lo Vletoa.m
arnold at time astudeotspeDds Paracrapb B-4: ''frequent ootse for tape reeordlnlt. and would do well to read ln first
at IICbooiY&rlel with tbe manoer FORMAL and INfORMAL also lor slttinC OD to particJpate Chrooicles hOW Da.Ytd woo ltl.s
to which Ills. schedule ts TESTS oo the development ot 1D lup and small gr<q) battles, aDd 1D the tUtb chapter
arranged. The tree or unstrue. study Ud research akJ.lla: lnstructloo; 11 room• wtU baYe ot Epbelia.DI about the spiritual
tured time eometimes arrives as they relate to claasroom ac-doors; lt tbue will be walla: or armament. necessa.ry to wln
at tbe early hour ot 9:30a.m. UYitlea. just partltloDJ, to make room nrs, After lbat to see how
and cooUDuea for the restotthe Pangraph D: "The peraoos fOr large and small gr~ 1D-GeDeral Oa.yan meets mllltuJ
day, lea•lnc the student tree to admlnlstrattnly lnvolved ln struetion. crlses. As Dr. Mclnttre bu co borne U he desires. There tltls pro)ect will also project • • • said: "The war bas DOt heeD
wa.s DO meotloo of tltls 1D the the EVALUATION a.od EFFEC-Last week, weoeglectedtotle lost 1n VIetnam, It ml&bfbelost
material provided toreumina-TIVENESS ot the procram ac-Dr. Paul Brandwein In, to shoW' 1P WashJ.ogton."
Uon 111 the a.gea:Sa. cordlae to STATISTICAL lSE how bi.J tbeortes a.od concepts
ReceotJy It wa..s lli.DOUDCed or the MATERIALS WEASUR-ba•e an effect on the students JOHN FELKER DIES
that mldd.leschoollwouldfolknr ABLE EFFECTIVENESS, 1n .lbe Newport-Mesa district. Jotm E. Felker, 35, of Z49
111 the fool steps of Costa Mesa ME .AS URABLE EFFICIENT As an eumple, you will ttm tll.m Voe:le St., Costa. Wua, died
Mgb school, and tmplemeDl OPERATION, desirable Jearo-u.ted 1D the tadottlleSTATE-April 14 at Oraop Couaty We-
• LETT'ER TO REAGAN fienble schechilloc. Hlgh lDC outcomes AS MEASURED SCIENCE GUIDELINES. He is d.lca.l Center, He wu bora Aur.
Goferoor Reapn, degree tbe r esult of •ell-schools middle scbools aDd by tests (formal and lntormal) the PRDlARY AI/THOR ln some 14, 19S4, in Saata ADil.
Sacramento, CaW. meaning Ubera.ls · • • W'hosei.D-DOW • .', .elementary schools. 1D the humanities areu, wt.tb STATE SCIENCE TEXTBOOKS Sta'1'ltor1 1Dcl111e Ills wtte,
succestioo.s tor .separate teottons ue clearly destrue-An abstract of the Arts a00 recommeOOed cbaDiea. Meet. uted 1n this district· hls In-Dorta, aDd a son. James, of tbe
school tu.: Uve, to create the attitude that Humatd.Ues project was pro-1np w1.ll be be.1d oo a nueoee .... ts nry str001 111 t.be lamlly hOme; 1 daupter,
1. Take school taus off of we sboukl abi.ndoa loveotcouo-vlded by Dr Hilda McCartney scheduled. basts. HEALTH BOOKS (teachv's Teresa ot TUIUn; bts pareata,
ALL property tu statemems. try 1M ~trlotlc ideals · · ·" and rtads u' follows: ' Page A-7: "OPEN-ENDED ec11ttoo}. be deals 1D Engli5b., Wr. and Mrs, Ra1pb E. Felter z. Hau a sepua.te school tu EmlDeot proteuor E. Merrill A. TITLE: to tmprare ln-CORRELATED PACKAGES aocla.l scteoc.e, a.odhasbeeoad-Sr ., of Coeta Mea; a brotber,
tor enry pereon (nottupayers Root feels that the American structioa ud toprortdeenrtcb-trom wltlch students &ad tea-mttted to be HARCOURT Ralph (Dlllk) Felker Jr., ot
oPly) In tbe ~tate. edlJI!.lt.ioPllB)'stemwure~-meat opportuo~Ueslor atWeDts chera may select i.utruc::Uon&l BRACE ' WORLD'S NO. 1 Gardeo CirCI'fe; &1ld S &Ill••·
s. On a basts of ZO mUUon Sible to a great deiJ'ee for the througt) tbe use of correlated materlala relatedtotbeartaW author. AU your si.J:th grader Senlcea were cooducted
populat.loo at $10,00 per head responses sbo1ru by tbose cap~ mulU-medJ& ld.ts eontalotoc buma.Oitlea and ADD ANY NEW to t..ln& b.ls state science ted April 1'1 by tbe Loy&) Order ol
per moDth-$Z.4btlUonlncome Cured Amerlca.D5 durlngtheKo-materlala aDd equipment tor M'A.TERIALS THAT BECOME book borne. sta.te rufdeUoesare Moose No. 1457, Costa Me11.,
per year, etc.-lbat simple. rean War. He made a sttdy ot tmpbu1&LD& tbe art. a.ad bu-AVAILABLE." CONCEPTS that curriculum Is with Grant Parker olftctaUGc.
4.. Bill each 1nd1Yldtal oocea American history books used maa1t1ts to crades K-8. Pap A-7-1: ''Small lfO'.IIS dun 14» from. at Wtstcltlf Cbaptt
month tor steady nowottncome lD our schools aod touod that a. OBJECTIVES: may assemble and throu&fl. tbe
-could be baodlod tbrOIICb thet'Uim.1jorltyo«our111Weots I. P""'lde poellaced IDliiU-u .. o«Ustea!Jirpoolsmoyboar THEY STUDY FOR TOUR wltll·boldinr method. were reeetrtnr courses wblcb media materla.la 00 tbeartaatxt reeordl oomualc,poetrJ, Uter ..
5, u ICbool cUib'lcta want (1) lDdoctrltated them with a biU1Wllttel UJd adda.nyoetrma-aturt apprtclaUon aDd IPICL&l
bill comes up for action.
Join the fight and
FREEWAY/
more lin tbem ;urthorlty to Marxian coocept ot United W"Lala that beeomt awallable assl.pmeMI EXTENDING from T1reat1" atZeata wbo w1l1 bt UDda Mlttlllburr, &Dd s ..
BLOCK THAT m .... addltloool .... asm.,..oo stales bl_,-; (2) coadlllnood S. Ptvo"lde .....,.l&lo lor..,: rocutar elalllroom .,....._ ln•tiU.ac topUIOrt!IUIAIIII-Polen from CGola llesa Hlcll;
an lndiYidual bulo. ti>O studeots lo oeeopt a ooelal-UY!Uoo wbleb YIU proride stu-Tblo procedure WILL ~ bopD ..... ol si1ld1 a« coa-Bob -~ IIU!ao Hllfl, Lo-
UIMJ8 C4MIIAI AC110MI -1111. hal So .... ol
.., --.., lin. ...., ,_"'--&ftll .. -. ,._. I JGI ' •• aw .. .._,...C... .... .,.. ~ ~---·~ ...... "' •••••• ....,. ~ ...... TliiJ.. • .. ..
t ¥, t1 ... 1211 ___.a M *..,.uftD .. --. .. .. -,....,•tJs' r.
6. ~ llchoolla.lmooeylna tsUe nl loGlllorlaD...,. a«-wUb too _.-tua~ty lor SMALL GROUP PARnciPA-!Aimponry E-el'11U-ela --Wo-
......... aeeoomL Ute; ODd (3) ti>Oir restslaDee lo looraliiC loopor ... olmplelltae T!ON alld SHARING OF EX--Wllb a ~ fYooloC Hlcll; lluk lllmo, Yllldoja;
7. Keep umoos outoltbeedu-commUidJt cold-war techniques UoG acce•aort• ncb u .aim: PERIENCES. Special preltllta. .. dmllted to a ...,.If olltalJ. llarJ Etlll•a. SUU .J•=
eoi-IOJstemuaeoodltJooof wu ueat)J oe-Used. strip ne ... n, ..,_ recor-tJooo bJ rooource-lo In lbe ~ ~~.tor~!'-~1!,,!1"77 ~-~~":,. ~ 9I.DIIo
alate aid. Dari.D& tbt twtlftJtarsctace de' I, Gbn.trlp pro)tct:ora IDd eomm\lllty may be taped (ftre. •-... .--.... _, • • c -~ •
loeldeololly !be L&""'" Hilla t>roleuw Root wroe. bll u-.or pooto moo, polleem.., w....rw. Tbo ....., ptborod o1 111e ~~-. ~ Booch, IIUe1
RepJI>Ueoo ciub ls baYIIIC u OYalaollo> ol American blllory 4. P""'lde ~ch.-o o ny o1 ole.) ODd pr-.iod ol o ....; ~"::" :-:.. C~~ ~ G~~ =
-1\md ralaloc ..Uy a! -. -00 ll>luubjoel -DIIai.Dc t1bo1 Dl&loJ'lala Umo lot REIIIFORCING Ill-0 • 0 • --•· ' _, '
4:!0 P.lol Tlluroclay, loty 300L boYI DOl Improyecl. 1"110 uti-pr---14 1be boot DIVIDUAL AliD GROUP U:AR-Joba ~ -u lbUu r--.
AU of your Coostl-Amerleu, (li"O-<Ommnolll do-..-lor tlloei!Yo -al.oC-NING." -ulftiiUecl bytllo-L OCAL COEDS ATUMD
omcera or repreADtatJTts are rDOIJitntloDa; taldD&PiaeeO!Itbt 'I'!WIIUltll'lalna tJroua11t to Pap A-1-Z: ••Tbl aa.:x:late id't11of'1, Mrs. OoaScbQrenmebl Katll lAta dl.uCtder o1 Yt
I>YIIod. Your pet"~ op-eam-o -reld!IJ llllost yoalllllo Oltilroty for • -lal --boo II"<• ...,_ 1.011 Roo Doll! oiii"""'"S.ell; 1.011 llr1 ~ E Lob ai
poarueo ~ wore tile lo IIIU!Ioet. --oumn, ...,.. rou port 1.011 _.,._ lo a., arr-, ~ Boo<lt;I.DII 11120 Keft.. .. D< ~llloT•
mutmum. t11ra..oat, llowter, there ate lUll aM C111JPNt tbt potkJ aat mttflodl PROMOTING A.KIIfMOVATIVE, ROJ 81ttJ.U.. .......... ntt, ud MI. ... ~ 'hJklr ..
YourotroiJ, ~·-will pat prln. oluellooldlotrlcl, lboflo-EFFK:li:HT AND PllODOC-Dtrl~ Jr'":: 0:: ,.....,llr,.lam01T&Jtor
R. A. Ellnortll elp!AI -· prollt ODd wtJl IN>-...-o JOOolla.tlqa-TIVf: plao 14 u fYor-doYolap-m • teo~ Rd C-....; Procrom CbalrDWL ::"' aecanto, pro-Amorlcu 11om 001 ol -011. THIIHAS loc .,_ .•. Tbo oolocllol af :!:1 ~\'ld ~~ ~ ·-t11o ISIIIft-AotoJ ~ lllllo Dllod -~ -._ IIOT 111&11 TAUJI 011r OF tile -• wbO will llllllo ,_., m Flllfll _,la,o JuC --R-Ucao Cllb wo-. lalaalo lo .ell oplb. eotn'UT. II lo --tbo IMtal&lo Ill tllo .... -.. _lei, lllaJ!O P-1, Bo-Ill A•bolm
-· ... ·-oloHoml-r1•1-1.1.1, bOard...-,.. ........ -llriiOIJ•• .,.rom · ... _ Bib'-n. ..p, rui!M 11a •-•1'110-U.S.TEXTJIOOI( lll)boro"lo_,.o~-. 4-'1-10. · VOLIJHTUR.BABIBol-... Ule lie --· oriU'MIP
ldllor ol t1>0 Eutp, U ,.,. u.,lllelr ol lllo "Load af we--lllollo ~ ud -11w · o -•U• AM It eomo 1o pou, '"!'•• wlllell -~~ olljoCIIM o1
0.. ttdrd o1 tM AIHrtcu tN f'rW nriltJ Am.-k:u 1011 .,.. ... ,..umrt ~ .n.a." he was in a cetuin cuy, tM A.noM Ate: &ocaltJ u ...nc--~ ... dllrlactllll II.I..IDJ,~a~ot·~ ,. ... ,.. tllrtwMe.a. • • • boholda man full oflepro•y: ......,. utvtitloll ..... _ ...... war MC-!!:. .. oil __ .,..., b'JOWddl-llltd, ~ tllll..... .. ....... wtll ........ wbo aeoinl JeiUI fell Oft ...... Air PCftll' ••Of-~ tilt ,:01 tr.: ~-=: .. :...::Ita': :n« 1U:, ..., a:c.:. ': :",: ;::.:.*':.:= .hi• .race, ucl buoulbt h!m• 4wt .,.,.._ C.,. _._
Ma.Jar 1rtiMia 1. Mq•, ,._ 11 ,._ cMI&flr.-'l dUJrOOBa. .: L ~ _..._ ...... fR .... 1 1'111111' to bt NY IIIIo Lord, ir lbola walt. ....S 1111' dte .... a-.1 tf
.,..,... 111 ea.~:"""'= Ow _,,..... ceeld ..a .... ~ 1~ ••'·d ..._ ........ ....w •011 caaet mate me c1ean. Oil Air rtne _., (llf) :=::.-:=x:._.. ::C:o-=':': :~:.=;,.f.:;:-~~:::=:;<! ~.~::-.:,s, ,: ~:::-~':: b~:,:::Si :::..~~"·:z~: :::::o:,a~.J;t;.-r-:: "17al~tnll, . :.:n-:.:-:~~=.-: ::..;~~ ~~ ~~tel~wth:t·~~ ~:!_,..~*::.': -."lt-lllcl,d'~"!* -~.---• -....;: flon ....... ,.. WIJI-IIol dopotto4 f-bi ... (SL ..... _ _..,. • ...,. .... loa._, I •• &II lu-._,.. ..,. -IIOT IIAYI IDJl Lob 5:12, UJ -Collllt•
THREE STUDENTS rode bor ... to J.l:lnlllm LtPcolD aebool lDitead of rldioc the bus or
ca.r1 to demonstrate t.beir ~ ql utt-oolluUoo "eartll day" oa Aprtl ZZ. Tbey are,
lett ID rtcbt, Molly FJ&DIC1D of CaiMO Htpt•oct•, rldiDC ClPdJ; Cara Frost of Harbor
Yin Hilla, ~ Laura Croul ~ C... del Mar. Tbey rocle lo acbool from the R&Dcho
CerrUol stable• below CI.O*) aw ... MollJ recently WOD the all day blab point trophy
1.1 tbe borae shoW at the FaJrlfOCIDd.IIDCOtta Mea, tbua equalllnc tbe record of her older
aliter, Terry, 23, wbo WOD the IIIDe boaorl 10 years ago. (Hanrd Foleom pboto.)
Assn. to meet
Tbe awnal meet1P1 of the
CWl' HaYti Community Aun.
wlll be be .. WedDe&daJ , May 6,
at the muWpurpo• room of
Euip achool, ZOOO CUftDrlve,
Clift HanD. Coffee wtll be
sened a1 7:SO p.m., preceding
the 8 p.m. buatness meeUJ:tg.
Dlrecton will bl: elected. The
speabr will be Dick SteYeo.s,
prestdeot of the Balboe. Bay
Cl~. who will discuss deslp
options for the proposed oew
apart: meat complex for the Club.
EBELL INSTALLATION
AT NAY 7TH MEETING
Tbe Newport Beach Ebell
C tub will bold the last monthlY
meettna: o1 the seasoo May 7
lD the clubhouse, 515 W. Balboa
Blvd., 1\alboa. Noon luncheOn
and acholarsblp awards will
precede the IDBb.llatk>n of of-
fleers with "our nower p.rden"
u the them•. There will be a
procram ol aonp by E-Belle-
Tooea, featurln&; Mrs. Arthur
Neeb, aok)1st.
FILMS FOR RENT
Tbe N...-port Beach Ubrary
aonounces a new coUectioo of 8
mm fl.l.ma, whlcheu be cheeked
oc: oe ,a S-d&y basil. Tbl: col-
iectJ,oa lDchdes bUtorleal Ud
sparta, doewneat.artel, true\,
bJ.ocnphy ud eJcerpta from
Hollywood tUm clasa:lcs, Yitb a
few ~q~V 8 films ln color.
HtGH SCHOOL SENJORS aad tbelr mothers wtu be booored ruesta at tbe amnal mother -daughter lnlormatioo tea of
Newport Harbor PaJlbellenlc, to be held from 2 1o 4 p.m.
Saturday, Kay 9, at tbe home of Mrs. Roger Turner, No. 78
LlDd.a ~Me. Pubel members pictured here are, from lett:
Mrs. CblrJta E. Vandenort Jr., Back Bay, J.ncorniDg 2Dd
'tee..pr...e..tt; Mrs. C. R. Leoahan Jr.ofBllyerest,tbt oew
presideat, ud Mrs. Lloyd L. McCollum of Mesa Verde, the
IWI1f flrll nce.presldeot. There will be a style show at ltle
tea, ~ approprl.ate attire for college aeti,tues.
modelelt!Dt lOcal prl& now attending college or ~.mherstty.
M~!ft'='"llbl:tbe eommeotator. Tbe ctrla will
r oa ruahlnc. pledc1Dc. re~ lD1
otblr tiiiiPICU ol eoU.p We. Mrs. Roy J~me ls cbalrmu ol
t11tt ...... ..,...,_ bJ Mmes. K.tnnetb SkMietl, V.lrllDl&Boll-
mu, C-Barmoo &1111 c. Pout DuBois. HI_., lbo tea
wtu be .._ award ~ tbe MlnerY& m«<IJ ud $500 cub to a
seho .. ...O, oW.atandiDC girl from tbe Harblr Atea DOW
attelliSing a 4~year college Uld member of a sorority
a.tl111at.t with NIUOD!ll Panhel Conference. (Eo.stco pboto.)
'Know your fireman'
CAPTAIN EO HALL
There's a
New"b.rll
~
in
Costa fvksa
Sinclair Paints•nd
Walko,.crin&J ta.kes
pride in announcing
eM opming of our new
Coso.Mes~rt()l'e
Thutsday, May 71h.
PW~• stop i• 100•
_. ,., IIJ ~Ji.JJ 1011
wilb MJ 10tllr· htffM u....,;,,..-..
i
SINC:L.AIA
~AI NT•
AHDW~ .. , • ._
19<h ond Hotbac Bhd. c-Nao
,._ (714)
642·99n
SPRING
NEII'ORT HARBOR EJISIQI
A liST SEC11011 --P~~ti
lltURSDAY, APIIL 3D, 1!111
COROllA DEL IIAII, CAUF.
• • • ofsoc:W
note ., no
lUber ~ar• cettbll_, ...
ter, or tbalr pueab uw
wor~ bu'der. Tbe .......,..
Uld matb pblbltl at tM ......
m.ua.t. .:boola' ICieace f:l1r
ate really IOI'DethiDI to tu
lbollllalllpoeo. • • • Tbe• are tbe daY• W'bel our
bl&'l acbool Mllklrl ue rtaUJ
"ntMiDC out" acetptlaee
lor eollep. Hot.. J-"' Cotooo clel MarIa -11 maklocp .... ; .............
cepted at Cal Teeb. • • • DIETERS, ATTEN11QN , Tbo
young 10a ~ Mr. ud Mn. Guy
Gehly ae Coroaa del Mar bum.
'ented a on bre:U:IUI: - -•
bouod to ctn JOU Ml lor tbe
<lly. Ke pored blrbocp ebar·
coal U&hter rhdd ail O't'et b1s
eorllllaku. locldelltally, Ibis Is
not recommeoded for anokers
• • • • 1o fact tt•a JKJt recom-
mended tor s .. year .okls either.
(Ask Gary, Mrs. G., tbe doCtor
or tbe emergeDCJ sta1f at the
nearest hospltl.l.) 1D this case
the cereal cut the drlnll am our
young friend is coming along
lloe. • • •
INVITATIONS CKAIRMAN Mrs. Ricba.rd W'l.plf of Tart:le
Rock, at lett, uteoda: uinvitaUoatoSeatl.niCbalrm&.ll Mrs.
John O'Malley of Ea.st Blull, wblle MrJ.M1ebae1Eapoaito of
Harbor Vlew Hilla:, poera.l Cha.l.rllllll, bolds py fiower& in
prepuatloo for tbe "Fiesta de Aogelel" dlDDtl' dlnce
spooaored by Our l...ady Queea ot ADgels Sebool Aus:Ulary.
Tbe party wtll be heki Frlday, May &,at tbe CU'Otllel Room
ot tbe Newporter Inn. otber committee cba.irmen are Mn.
Paul Bergdahl, decorations; Mrs. Harry OttiDI. tickets;
Mr s. Warren Scott, resernUoDS; W.ra. Richard Leonard,
raltle, and Mrs. Ke.noetb Niemi, posters. Mike EsposUolJid
his orchestra will turni.Bh dinner and dance music. The
pa.rlstl da.Dee cr~ under tbe direction of Dorothy Jo Swan.an
wlll perform.
BALL CAME OUTING FOR SCHMITZ CLAH
Kiwanis film slated Friday
no M._t Hubo< Ki-Morlll, a Go!' wllloannl-
CIIID'o lllb ...... lnHI llall7 111&1' lo .. ..,._ Ull ..
..... -.-.. ..w--~~~---clollo UU. Frida)' """""' torJ. Mar 1, Ia lbo ~ C:.UC TlcbU an oo--..
Collo .. ...,_,.,., "---c. Lui cl lbo • ldYuturo lllma (141-1111) Ull al tilt •-ww be "Wide Wide swttsw. ~~arbor Cliuabw of c-ewce
will> Chris Bordoo, (f'!S..aGO~ lodiYidlal llcWsGI
.-lac 11 I p.m. Tboro are p aw ldoiU 1111 $1 aw -
ICIDII of Zurleh, GeD8n, dMU 'lt'W -... at tbe
Lai&UDDI, L~JCC•, St. a.dlorlum
What do
you mean.
"arm a mentarlu m?"
Sometimes physicians forwct
and talk their own lanpwJIC.
Glftk to most peopk:. Now,
about the mouthful above,
Georre Putrwn, oewscuter,
speaking ot tbe campus ra-
dicals and especlallJ the ott-
campus orpnbers no ba.ve
pla(ued thJ.s couotry durlnc tbe
past few years wU.b erlmes,
blood &Dd vloleoce: "Tbey are
mltd'lts, llke freaks lD a s1de-
sbow • • • They tisch before
tbey Jearn, retire before they
work aoo. 1 ~se, rot be!ote
they rlpeD."
Frleoda: of Seaator John G.
Schm itz are headinC tor Angel
stadium May 30 tor a came
between tbe Aagels and the
Baltimore Orioles, last year's
American Lea.cue peCllliLDI: wtn-
oers. Senator Schmitz will be
in atteDda.Dce with put of ll1s
who will be celbl'at1ng hu: l ith
birtlday.
ever hear somethina like this from your doctor'?
" ... drawina on our pretent armamentarium to
treat you •. :''Actually,"armamentarium" is juat a
doctor's word for the amy of uuunents aod
medk:at ions at hi.s disposal. When it comes to
drup . this armamentarium it MHnetlrtn,. Thou-
sands and thousands, literally. All are readily
avatlabk in this pharmacy to help poi"CKf'Ve your
health when needed-a public aervM::c: wbit::b we
•~ plc:ucd to reDder.
l
The PH'M"'•l Roi..._R.,ce hM _ ...
ftM'he<d lu •poth-la I• lhe ur 1-
-•bo .. -.tiM' Sil•"" St..dow _ .. _..
tiWe.
If you trl' ,. ill In!!: to &pl'nd 1 little ~
that~ thirty thouNnd d ... llan on a pure
~oelf.indulaenr•·. thiJ •d~ni.emtnl .hould
ci•e yoG plen ty to dunk aboul. If. 011 the
othu hand. pOO" ~tlf·indulaet~Gt hita your
COitK~ l.clow the belt. ~.-, aen·
nvaily. Our convertible makf'l a• illt~·
U., a;ift. The f8Cll tpeak for thrtMei¥8:
I . The body it the work of aho.e iJtrom .
parable London coa<"hbu ilden, H. J. Mulli·
aer, Puit Ward. At il alowly takes eluipl'
fr'Oftl the unckrfrune up. it i• aomethina
lo Wlkh. E.J:pert MrubbenM ..novlh out
naialoliCU imperfection• in the !Mtal. f'if'l(
nabben •pot bltmi.hf'l by ere. Second
n~ltben do it lty feel. 1'\ey I~ M if
th.,.-are l'Pdina Braille.
E.eh body ldt fourtt't!fl to ae"lt'l'll-
coab of pt~int., dependina IN\ the color.
Raltbil'll COIIIia Mea ltefween coeta. n it
co.tpletely eli.rairtatee the poeklld on.av· ~· effect of unntbbeod p.lnl. ne r.ult • fdWitc. A riite car look• like porce-W... A bltck oM like~ polt.hed lft&lble..
'l1le ,U.tiaa aJooe l&kee •• --*a.
J. 11te lop t. a !.bor of l••tuT· h lake1
._ ... MewedltG..Ue-t-.,HoM
... led .. the dU.larol ... of ... ~
...... of -eot~•~ib&e ..,.. Wlw.•
TlcteU lor a bb:k along the
tb.Jrd base lUle ww be IJOld oo a
flrst..oome, rtrst-served basis,
aDd resenatiool may be made
by ca.lliDgSchmU.& headquarters
at ~-19?0.
..a L COAn' ~ a•••-. 11a
""'
FRIDAY, MAY I.t THROUGH SUNDAY, ~lAY 3rd
"' intid<'.
H,. ran aiM! aivt yoa a r hoirr of tiJht
~<>Inn nut~id<'. Si~; in,idco. Th .. lattM 11
nlldr of Pla)·nr '• We!Ot of En,land cltoth-
the r<>)·ahy nf wonted.
]. u,mwo.t .. ry h-alhn ;,. rhf'W1'1 with .....
Lravo~pnt r an:. Only 011<' hide m t"VI'O' l1vr
hondrrd it ,...lect~. 1M '"' an' reJf'f'l..d
~aLIN' of tiny crinkJf:ll or tun. Th.-ma n
in 'har1r hu ~n al it for loM}·Iivt ~·.,,~
H11 n'l~·ll n.He n penthe hand~
4. Tntrrior wt>Od pandiq rcopnoootntll fi...,.
d•r• work for 1 tinale f'llp>Pr1 . Th .. wcon"'n
fOf "IICh t'U C'fltnf' ffOIIl I am,_i~ lt!'O!'. ~h
i• coded .., that. if it !. e~t d.ama11.-.d. ot
f'an br m.tched from Uw-.. me 1"1·
Vov can t hoo.e fTOIII Prni.an h11n, Pill·
dao. !"Oie'Woud. bWT waJ~IIl. eoronunckl.
~ .. binl'-.eye -~ tnynl~ b"" attd
.,-u._,...,_ Aad if )'CMI 10 to Mala-d. you
n il tit wiltl the u perta 1nd "f'lp t.brm
~"~"Ute your ~ a:n.i• pen.-m. A
nower! A butterfly? An flqk ~ R~ .... aina
th~ impriiiOMd pklurn hum tnin is al·
.-t • mqica.l experience.
S. Air C'OtldidOtlina t. tt1Ddard f'CI''IIipmt;~~l.
Aad 1~ t. .. iaJet~iovl watil•tlon .,-.
lnl lUI c&a -.-)'Otlr feet and -.-1 ,_,
1M. ,, the ..... tirae. w_.. lr'elft to
Ulr.• IIIia.
Optioe&J ..,-~m ris i.clack 11eno la~
,..,.., nwfio-1~ dettric .... """
,nd • .,,..,<~I ""ni•tu re houduir in lhco
I' I"'" rnm,,.tlnl~rtl ) HU r an f'Wf'n ord~r an
r\1!10 l"ud (,~'1 Oj ... r&tffi hntn, v~, IIWful
1n th .. hahDn o\IJWo wh~n yoo nf't'd booth
hMnd• "n lh•· wh,..-1.
f>. Tn <lro•~ th .. S1lv.-r Sha dow iJ a pt:r·
""n•1 plr••Utr t•f m(ln>tl' toUbtl .. ty. Whilf-
"""t f"'l .... , •lrl'nnJ '' numh. ou.n f.-..1, thr
r>••d '1. h•l .. mo .. , po..owrt br.k.ct •~ 11!
mo .. ·l,. and no l•rain. 01.1~ have ...ntihili·
,,,... Thr• , ~n '"" )OU a ton of h ydn11hr
!"""""'" "' ~n ouror,.. And the dHdlw-.r.. hf thr IHJ \ .S f'nJII'I~ ~~ rtOI taJned. Simply
'ovolurd
"-•n>t IIM'I'Ir aay the Silver Sbadow ia
tlo .. ,..,,.., r ar •n the world to ~e. T1tey
m•• 1.,. 11 j:ht. Nn nthn ... , -yo.~
lwl"l"i"n t"" ~W>Intt with I~ "War·•nd·IHJ
nn lto"h and n<"r><el.
And whll ro~~lde llf' --po!ftCIUI ....
1 , . ., rha t rommunintf'l with ,..,..? 1'1toeft
., .. to aht •rurelatt Tampa oe. the -...,..
m<'nt l'•n .. t. Ont t~ll• you If yoor b.u«T
•tnJ"' f'harJ inj!:. Two monitnr ....-re lll
1h .. hral.,. •y•t .. m. Othnto tell }'0'1 -n.tr
thon&•. 'nur fuel It Low. Yoa Med _..
r.-.nlt nl 1n tM rad~tOf. Ynur pe.r4daa hrak•
it trill on. A !llopli&ht hu bvftell .. L
The fn>nl IHII deferoot _,.,eial 1118U...
n.,.y are more tiwl 1ybuitic 4t11Pta.
f inn ,,.o aiL,hdy Mckete4, tMr .,. w..
dnvint !>Pan. Yr.t lkT .,. • &etly ""-
JUMable yo11 C'll Utenrly ,....._., dt. _.
amund Y"or~l l -\n rl~tric awitch aive~
ynu ~•Jh t dofl,.rrnt adJUtimroLt of lei,_, h"''-"' tnd ~~ont;lr. The: dri•H ca• toil end
,.hok h•• o ""'l""'"n ha1 1 --.
~nd, of HILl ITT I ¥try p!'TIOnll .h11pe.
"ur ""rth~· •n•rhhu1lden will delip a ape.
t"oal .... , f,r y<>u. Thty d1d • nctt~dy b
1 tdO" h••kt th.!ll 1tu,
1. Th,. ~li'"!"f Shadow conwt:rtible CJMtil
S.ll.oOO. r oh\ .,u ~ offned for ltlle •
th,. l'n1ttd State. th .. rur. lliie ,_..
1h111 nnl~ "nl" Anwfiu• i• f011r •i.Ukle wW
r>wn r>ne.
ROY CARVER
2925 IIAilBOR BOULEVARD
COSTA IIIESA
ROLLS-ROYCE
'lkre'sa
GOiottut .JIBppening
Gad~
CJJiu rsday
~y7tlt!
We 111e pln.Kd co
annourx:e thr opening
ol out new SC'ClC"e
19th and Harbor Blvd.
Hertior grid coach nailed
Wllllaalroul(lrrllo}J-..._ -.. -·--~ •. --lul-U ,..._ ... __ _
tilt -nrlltJ -II "*" .. IIOfod 1o w1r1 Ill tilt-at II~ lllrl>o< blp ocboO~ ..__ .. -,._ 10
--St&Qmbor. loot. He llld ... IIOfod ...... He lo Calllo<olo r&lood IOd woorld bo pollool ud ...
-· Tblrteerl yean hln t11tt, II tilt 1.,. did lloolr-
-~ u •arslly 111011 Uld tbta -. Ill tMr -
OCIIIQ, He ooac.bed at ElR&ncho loR Ia a b)ltbi.U pme.
81111 SeboOl (Pteo.JU•era}lroru 0a bla type o1 -~~ 11o ~. 19$4, to last JUDe, says that It 1s a fl.lrb' Jlq)le
lfbto be took the po&lUOD. ofa.s-system -dolor a few th1Dcl
alstaot professor at Callforota. weU. but trylDI: topedtcttbem.
Stale Collep, Long Beach. He said be hopes 1t -.otkl out
ErDJ.e ta a member of Call-a.s a cood thin&: tor &tudeata.
lorllla Teacb:ers Assn. aDd the parents, aod oommwUty. He
American Football Coaches Ullderstaods that here are
Asso. He received bis general people who a.re tm:_..sted
secoOO&ry teaching credentLa.J in their schOols aDd that' a COOd
to 19M and h.is masters degree to han.
to 1959 from OC LA, and Ills He replaces Wade Watts, Wbo
admiDlstrattve cr edent1al trom rectuested reuslgnmeot toooo-
Cal State, Loo.g Beach, in 1956. coacbJn( duties after recelriDc
cSincloir
'Pai11/S
&
Willroverillf!S
He J.a ao u:-mercha.nt marine an eye Lnjury ln an accldeot omcer (1943-46)andforZyears earlier Ln theyear.Stat~John
ns u Army Counter lntelll-son, "It's hard to tiM a better
geace Corps member, 1951-53. coach tlwl Wade Watts. a.od
Coach Johnson has won 108 1 bope wewtllbeabletocoottru•
pmes in his career, lost 31, to have a f1lle football program
a.od tied 4. Flfleen of hi s 31 at Newport Harbor Higtl
losses were ln the Qrst 3years sci'IOol."
MARK JOHNSON, Corooa del M':f 3rd basema..n, attempts
a tar-out 1n tbe top of the 3rd trWng ln the Aprll Z4 pme
wlth FCMdai.D. Valley, bUt fiJ.ls to get the Baron runaer •
Tbe 1mliD& ~e. Muir. rut a Z-run double. (PhOto by
Broce Newbery.)
of Ilia coaching e:q>erience.
Serving the Sooth Coa.sr
communities with the
finest in h~
dcconring products.
Junior trackmen rate high
Phone (714 )
642-9972
FORMERLY MEARS CHIEAA
NOW AT
170 NEWPOIIT BLVD.
COSTA MESA
Plloool41 .. 313
LOOK FOR THE DIAGNOSTIC
COOER SEAL ON THE WINDSHIElD!
IW4 Pll11 .. LAlOR wuum
~IUS II II DAYS
e-n ... -·-·1 ,. .................... .... Ja.., rtW _., PUIS Wlllft, Mtt«y W eahl11tt
lystiM. Aft ...,.., wtril "" Nil tw ••• ntYict .,.,. ......
MERCURY
C•"'"'''~l , ~~11 II ~"'•'
,_••• •~•'II· I T11U I GI
Thunderbird
~ .. n ~,.,.,...,, f.t,ClORY A I ~
t MPI'Illl
64 THUNDERBIRD$,
1 0 •. H T . fACTOPY AIJ •wtc._
pew•• wi ~clo"''· IIEUl•l I PS..' 1 .. -----'64 COMET 2 DOOR
) 111••d. ,.cl.e. ~••'•'·
Ecc"c-1 pl.,• ·~~U lll --------
FIAT CONY
~-lll''d ~•"' II••~•. "~w tcp.
4 1fUS9.~1 __ _
Scout Spts Tp.
4 wh••' cl ··~• A•d•c. ~·•••··
lqw m l••9• oVQll/11 --~
OVER 151 USED CARS
AJJD TIUCIS IN STOCK
SLO PITCH LEAGUE ByBruceNewberyJr.
A · ti 11 meeting lor Ina smalltowno.t'O)iJ,CalU., n organu.a 0 a tennis tournament is beldaM
the sk)-pltch sotu.U league draws tbe best inter'-scboLasttc sponsor tid by tbe Newport Bea.cb 1r..5 beacbes aJXt recrlll&D teDDis competftioa thJs state has ~:Ulmelll wlll be IM!Id at 7;30 to otter. Both Harbor Hlgb and
M 13 at the PBR omce Corona del Mar were weU re-~774 w a~lboa BlYd The league preseried a.t this tourna.ment,
· ' beld lut weekeOO.
will be a twJllght a.ft.Ur • Pla)'tDg Glenn Cripe and Robbie Cun-
dates, Urnes, fees, rules ud n1ngham Newport Harbor's ace
regulations will be discussed doubles 'team, smashed their
aDd determined at ttte meetlDg. way tovtctorywalkingawaywlth
Call in Your Wa11t Ad
top OOoors 1olhelnter-scho1as-
tic doubles division.
to the b•ltn Tbe top Corona del Mar team
ot Brent Russell and Stan Ve r -
673.05;50 mund kist the junior boys ---~.;_..:.;;..;____ doubles Utle ln tbe final match
BEST
ACTOR
Oil Ill ( 1111'-1
Opon Nltfhtly 6:45 p.m.
Sur>6oy 1:45 p.m.
"A .. AN CALLED
HOISE"
Ill COLOR
PUTUR!
AT 7•00 l 9.10
to Dave Eastman and Tim
O'Reilly of Newport Harbor. • • •
Tbe Corona goU team slamed
tbelr Villa Parlr. oppooentli last
weelr. with a scor e ot 22-3.
Tbe team is ln 2od place in lea-
rue standlllgs. Their on1y defeat
was to Estancia Eagles, whom
Ule Coroaa team will meetapln
OD Monday, May 11. Coach Bob
Bou singled oot Johll F"reese
u h.is most consistent pla yer,
hitting a.rouod l4. Brad Kiuewer
aJld Tom Queen follow with
HI1D OVII
.._Show In
0raft04t County
5
ACADEMY
Eagles edged
scores comtng down to the 75-
76 marlr.. Chuck Carrol roWJis
otiC the top four al 7?.
L!GAL MOTICE
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Nai'ICE LS HEREBY GIVEN
that the City CouoctJ oC the City
of Newport Beach wtU bold a.
pubUc llea.riog regarding Or-
dinance No. 1336, being, AN
ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF
NEWPORT BEACH REZONING
PROPERTY AND AMENDING
OLSTRICT MAP NO. 2Z, Plan.
n.ing Commission Ameodme.nt
261, property located at the
northwest corner of Flagship
Road and Placentia Avenue,
from an R-3 and COH District
to an APH District.
NOTICE IS HEREBY FUR-
THER GIVEN that the Wd
public hearing wiU be held oo
the 11th day of May, 1970, at
the hour of 7:30 p.m. Ln the
Council Chambers of the City
Hall of the City of NelfP()rt
Beach, Ca.llfornia, at which time
aDd place a.ny aod all persons
loterested may appear a.od be
heard thereon.
Laura Lagtos
City Clerlr.
City of Newport Beach
Publish: April 30, 1970, in the
Newpo rt Harbor Ensign.
~ NEWIAll ..
~ATR~
CAll lo Y-II• Nl ..........
QI-OSIO
NEWPORT HAI!OOR EIISIGII
ARST SEctiON --PliO 4
THURSDAY, AFRIL 30, IJ70
CO !IIIlA DEL liAR, CAU f.
o MOW SIIOWIMG -
CO MBDY DRAMA
11J!MHY"
STARRING
MARLO THOMAS
AND ALAN ALDA
SECOMD F!AlURE
.. CHAHGI!S "
A STORY OP
A YOlJNG MAN IN
SEAR CH OP HIM-
SBLP.
FOR SALE
lewport Be.4!. Teaad• Clo.b
MEl\IBERBHIP
(AU PriYIIeaeo}
675.0849
EXCLUSIVE ORANGE COUNTY RUN
;t
"THE
YEAR'S
BEST
COMEDY!"
"A
VERY
BRILLIANT
FILM!"
-SAT\JROAY tEV IfW _., __ ... Sl: RVICI
.. , .... c.w..
Wl ..... lf.Crillll ........ tf .....
SPRING
SUPER imLo IIOJ/IUEIIGLP !PII:IIIlii!Dij@ lllOTT IDI.D/0!11 Wllll ... -.................. ~ ....... --..... ..
aND TO~ HATUI'tE [!).,?~~ C
fiiST OIANGE COUNTY SHOWING OF
RATES FOR CLASSIFIED AOS
1 TiiM 2 Time• J Timu
20 word• Ot' I .. a ......... ,, .. _ 1.50 2.~ 3.00
21 word 1 to XI word 1 .. .. .. 2. 00 HlO 4. 00
31 WOfda to.() WCKda ...... l.OO 4.00 5.00
Eoch WOfd • .,., «< wcwd1 .. .OS .10 , 15
REAL ESTATE
BEACH LOT, R-2, 58' frollt.
Best a.rea, 114 -"th Street.
Ne1FPQrt Beach. $28,500.
Phone (2.13) ?88-9939 01' 1tT1te
lo Grady, 1655? Goldenrod
Place, Eoclao, Ca.lif. 91316.
o ANTIQUES ·------------------------------l-'-'-::.:..:.==----1 MISCELLANEOU S
•· AN EMEMY HAS DONE THlS" ANTIQUE SHOW AND SALE.
by Ezra Taft Benson. History SO aDl1que dealers.
attests tbat a great ADilbelm Convention Center
can succumb gradually -,.,---' SOO W. Katella., Ao:a.beim
insidious Internal forces Yay 1, 2, •
erosion. Har<ba.clr. $4,95. Friday II Saturday -1 to 10
Sunday -12 to 6
~~~~~~6·-··------·--··---~ ....d_Ool_ -oOFFICES FOR RENT
·.ttMa.....W
Ota&a ... -..... 4 rooms, near
$?5 month.
o -CAL POll SALI
llliFOOTotllrloaO::,.
pod, -.. !Jpl•Hr ...........
........... ud ...
llltllriN, llllor. -110
<IE .... tak ........ llllt IIII&Mrw'a llqeliapedla
-· Ala -u lilt ....... Qrool--·--J.LCOIIOLICI AIIOliYIIO Ill
110-1'11?, P. 0. 8ol 1111, c.--.. -.-.~-·--...... 11' ..... -.-.. .._......_.._,__..--. mzs• nr&a..el -----------nuo __ .. , .. , "If, 011, M oant), T1111o 111-All& YOU WQIRIID -
10-IM.I"'d 1 ......... -1100, --· dnlltloiM-ri?C 1 nt -... ('II.,-.. --~Nt.:~l~ll~ .. :.._·:_ ____ ~ .. ~-~11,~-----
....................... f
BalM thrOu,h the Multiple ~
Sentce ol tM Newport llariJo1'•eo.ta
.. _ BaUd o1 llealton totai..S oter . $H mUUon tor tM "l'WBLft -u.. ,ol lHI. TIWr npr11illta
l,IM .Wilt al• ed a dollar ftlue
lllcreue o1 4% OYer the aeme perlqcl
ollut year, *'** ~ ... ~,.....
u.t ,our propel'tJ 1rlth a lt•ttor •
•
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8
REAL ESTATE
Business is Great
ESPE! DAMPIER
GEORGIA HEALY RAMON A. HOST
THESE THREE LOVELY LADIES
SOLD S285,000.00 IH REAL ESTATE
LAST WEEK!
CAL L US TO UST YOUR PROPERTY
POR QUICK. -1 CTIO .'J .
CORBIN-MARTIN l:::==== 6 76-
HARBOR VIEW HILLS
Open House
Sat. & Sun. 1-5
1038 WHITE SAILS WAY
VIEW HOME o 4 BEDROOMS o POOL
BEAUTIFUL LOCA TIOM
'Vogel ~-
coRoNA DEL MAR
1667 East Coast Hi tftway (Cor. F•m&eof)
Ptlo•e:. 673-2020
••••••••••••••••••••
LIDO ISLE
DECORATOR'S BEAUTIFUL HOME
5 Bedrooms plus Family Room
Excellent Location
45-foot Street to Street Lot
311ATHS HICE PATIO
WE IIAVEQUAUFlEOBUYERS
FOR rnE KARBOR AREA, Uld
... bt.ft qaalmtd salu per;vle
to IIWII tbe presenl•tioa
U ,. aa" a raJ ...U. probllm -11 JOG ftJit
to •• •D Cll' ..,.... -,._.. caU ot come ... _ ..
.......... , •.•..
•• •• ...... c.w ... .
LOVELY LOVELY
A beautlfully decorated 3 bedroom
and 2 bath borne
ON
A roomy 45 foot lot • • •
IN
One of Corona del Mar's most de-
sirable south-of-the blgbway lo-
cations.
YOU
Will love the private courtyard,
handsome panelling, modern kitchen
and farnlly room with fireplace.
ONLY
$62,500
AND
Owner will finance with only 15 %
Down. See for yoursell at
324 Poinsettia
OPEN SUNDAY 1-5
ll211or.,orlle c;.,.,. ..... -613-8550
SIT\IATIQ, 011 Till ACU"
SPACIOUs 1 a 2 IJIDIUl lld'"T--.mn
P-. a"""-,,.. ·$160
• P,int.e Patio• • Fircpl~e•
• POOLS • 9 Hole Putbna Oleen
• Tennis
• Scpaate F~ily Section
• Adj. 10 SU,oob •d Pl•yJiound
900SooL-. ~
..._.,..., • .., C..at lhy. deN • F••'• lal .... ' 1
C • · ZONE VACANT LOT
o APPROXIMATELY 29,000 SQ. FT.I
o CENTER OF COSTA MESAl
o FRONTAGE OH TWO STREETS!
S6S,OOO
WITH TERMS
AMltors
R<IY*It StnJict SIIICt 190
BEAL ESTATE
aiUID8HTIAL AHD IVSIHBSS PROPEJI:TrfS
·--POR IHTBRBSTBD. PROI'ESSIOHA.L
CONSIDBHTION S88
JIWU RIAL ISTATI
lSIS f . C..et ""'·· c.-o olel-QJ.2101 --· ... --. Stanley A. Smith
Realtor
615 GOL DE,"'ROD A.VB., CORONA DEL /liAR
TELEPHONE 673-20iO
.... c.. ...... ..
OPEN SAT. & SUN.l-5
986 SANDCASTLE,
HARBOR VIEW HILLS
THJS BEAUTIFUL OOME 1S PERFECT FOR LARGE
FAMILY : •
• 3 CAR GARAGE (AS YOU CAN SEE) •••
• LARGE HEATED P ATJOOFF "GARDEN'' KITCHEM , ,
• SUNNY BREAKFAST" DINING AREAS ... ,
• LARGE UVING &I F AMJLY R()(MS .•••
• 4 BEDROOMS&. 2~1/% BATHS .• , .
Plus a great vi-
••••
ONLY $60,000
FEE LAND-LOTS OF PARKING-CLOOE TO BEACH
IMMACULATE THREE BEDROOM HOlSE
View of harbor entrance, ocean &.
islands
···~ FOR RENT
FOUR BEDROOW SPUT LEVEL I t I 1
"'
GREATLY REDUCED
CLIFFHAVEN-VIEW
Exclusively ours, this 2 Bed·
rm den home has a lovely
View of Bay & Ocean. En-
closed patio & garden. Well
priced at~
$39,500
Cllfic. o,.. ~a -.,.
PETE SARRETT REALTY
1605 w-o.. N.L
642-5200
clinJaJie
Prestige
Waterfront Homes
CUSTOM 4 TO 7 IEDROOM -.s
FROM $13.5.000 TO $S00.000
FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED
ALIO
~RIME IUILOING LOTS
FROM $3S.OOO TO SI7S.OOO
BILL GRUNDY, Realtor
133 Do-0.. Suito J; N.a. "'2-4620
NOW RENTING
HOME AND INCOioll
CORONA DEL MAR sn,soo
...
Beautiful new 2 BR. 2 bath units 1111h quality
<:arpets and drapes. Plllnncd tor pnvacy
frplc., outside livi.ng area~. ~ool & retrea-
tional facilities. In the h c a r t of i\ewport
Beach. Easy access to shoppin g -beach -
.. _,, ._ __ ....
freeways. $275 t.o $300. ·
1 AMIGOS WAY OPEN DAILY 1·5
tamllr r-. -1011,..., plua.._ __ ....,.
.... $150 -~-Good -eiJo&.
COLDWILL IAKIII
• ..,.LooM-
644-IUI
-
.EII'ORT1tARalR EM~CJI
RIISUfC'f1911-·-Pill 6
llllltaDAY, APIIIUD,ItlO
C:OQA-OELMAR. CAI,lf.
Silent
auction
"" Dolll lloUa Dolla .u ...
-" lllo """"'" -..... wW bold a ehlmpape IDIS alld
haacbeoD Ud a .U.Dt a~Ctioo at
11:10 Lm. WtdllnliQ, May U.
,.. 1><0<-will -~ tbo
bM.rt moaltonD1 Qltem at
HOOi -'laL lira. Jamu R.....U wtll bos-
teA tbe lUDCbloa 1A blr Mluioa
VlejD bome, UaocbeoD wtll be
Mn'ed al 11:10 p.m., followed
b)' bridp. Aui.Uq Mra. Rus-
sell wt.l1 be Mmt~,JamesRudy.
Paul Du Boll, Rooald Ward,
&ad Jame• WWL&ma. Mrs.
Rooald Ward, MZ·5Z72, 1.s
haMJinc nHrft11oDS,
New otflcers tor 19?0-71 LD-
elude: presideut. llu, James Ooy~; Ytce president, Mrs.RJ-The Central Btble Cbtll'(:tt_
eba.rd R&cdall; reeordlac -=-0ruce AYe. at Z3rd St., Cosa <TM~~ retary, Mrs, Vlntoo cw.~ Mesa-lnstallltioflsenteetor
Dtngbam; correspondtnc secre-the oew pastor, Fred Morse,
tary, Mn. Gary FlDDI)'; trea-1J1U be beld at S p.m. SUDday,
surer, Mrs.JerryAsb.er;mem-Dr. J. Verooo McGee, well
bershlp cba.JrD:II.Ao Mra. o. L, koowo radio Bible teacher and
COI'btn; pubUclty eh&!l'man_ paator of tbe Church ol tbe
Mrs. Doud&.S Newcomb; bridge Open Door 1n Los Aoples, will
cbairma.n, Mrs. JobD Hewitt; be the ~er. It was tbrou.gb
parllameotarWl, Mra. Rooa.ld Dr. McGee'& eocourapmeot
Ward; boelltaUty, llrs. Ken-tbat Mr. Morse entered DaUu
oeth Quanz; fraternity tduca-Thlolo&tcal S.mlm.ry ln 1 NO
tion, Mrs. Lyle Jacot:.oa; to prepare for the mtmstry. A
Souhern CaWoro.ia cooncll, reeeptloo boooring Mr. IDd
Mrs, Nell FI.De,andre<:ommto• Mrs. Morse wtu be bekJ lD
datloo.. Mrs. Mary Elleu Le Wrtlflt Hall following the lD·
Sleur stallaUoo service.
be a aerYlce of entrance at
10Lm. • • •
St. Michael's and All Anpls'
Presbyterlan Cburcb, 600 St.
ADdrew's Rd., Cur Hueo-Dr,
Charles Dtereotleld wtllpreac.b
at 8, 9:SO a.ad 11 a.m. Sunday
on "A matter of prlorWes."
A cutata, "Tbe day of re.
surrectJoo," wtu be preserted
at 7:30 p.m. 1n fellowshlp hall
by the Westminster and &aDC•
tuary choirs. • • •
St. Michael's aod AU Ancets'
Eplscopal Cburcb, 3233 Paclftc
View Dr., Harbor View lUlls-
• • • • Tbe Rev. JobD Rogers Davis
IRVINE COAST COUNTRY CLUBnstranstormediDtOmooCI
orbit April Z'J for tbe lnstallatloo party ol. the
Newport Harbor ZoDta Club. Plctured here, from lett.
are Mrs. JolePh Hamblet, ZDd vtce-preaideot; Mrs. Robert
HarbUoo, reUrlnr prealdeot; Mrs. Jack RetDert, flnt-Ylce-
prealdelt; Wu. Georce Zeba.l, wbo participated 1n tM ln-
st•lWUoa u anutronaut; Mrs. Laura Lag:Los, correspondtnc
secrllary; Mrs. Joe Carlos, treasurer, aDd Mrs. Wa.ldlma.r
Acker, tbe oew president. Mrs. Acker Is OODtrola eQiblter
tor McllooDeU DoucW .utrooautJc Compuy.Qtberoftlcers
are Mrs. Eroeat Soderberg, recording secretary; Mrs. AI
Forpt,louDd&Uoo treasurer, and directors Mrs. Dooald
Ballard, Mrs. Roger Barrow, Mrs. Roy F01 aDd Dr. Helen
Robertma. A surprise skit was performed b)' putpreatdeots,
Mmes. Earl Stanley Peth, Vlrginla Luther, Karlin Sheely,
He leo Robertaon, Jeffrey Burke, Robert Bacon, Robert Jay-
red, Louis Csenar, Jack Reinert, Malcolm Angell and Mlsa:
Bernice Vestal.
Mobile dairy at schools
PUBLIC HELP .uKED
tH tDEHTtFYtHG BODY Tbe First Baptist Cburcb of wtu preach oo "Tbe Cbrlstlans The DaJ.ry CouocU ot CalJ-
Costa Wesa, 301 MliDOlia St. a.Dd creation" at the communloo toraia has a mobile dairy unit
Newport Beach pollee bave -Dr, P. G. Neumann wlll services at 8, 9:30 and 11 a.m. antlable to publlc scbools as
asked for publlc asslltanee 1n preacb at 11 a.m. SUDdav oo this Sunday. put of the eouncll's program
identltyi.og a man whose body "There's nKim at the cross for • • • In nutrition. The unU will be in
Mother Of Year dec',SI'On May 9 washedashoreAprllZZattt>oyou."At7p.m.blstoolcwillbe CllristlaJI Science Churcoes the Newport-Mesa Wlitled
29th St. beach, ''How to be free trom tbe _ The l.mporta.oee of guardlllg school district bednnlng Wed-
An autopsy showed that the clutches of sintu.l DlttlTe," thought apt.nst the lnflueoce of n'!sdaY, AprU 29.
Victoria; May 6, PaularlDo; May
7, CaWornia; May 8, Adams;
May 11, Bear street; Yay lZ,
Corooa del Mar; May lS,
Pomooa; May 14, Harbor View;
May 15, Woodland; May 18,
Monte Vlsta; May 19, Balearic;
May 20, WhltUer; May 21, wu.
son; May 2!, LlDdberlb; May
25, Presidio; May 26, Sooora;
ltlay 27, McNally; Way 28, KJUy-
broolte; llldJune3, Mesa Verde.
The wtnoer oftheamwl Hoag
hospltal "mother or the year"
essay contest will be anoounced
May 9 at the awards luncheon 1D
the Hoag conference center, Ttle
12 ft.na.Usts among the studetX
essay writers are pictured
above, and here are ezcerpts
trom their entrles:
• ASHELLE LAPOINTE, 6,
a first grader at Sonora scl'lool :
'"She is k.lnd to other people.
She makes people happy just Uke
sanu (.taus.''
• LINDA BAKER, 12, a 6th man 30 to 50 years old, o1 • • • evil supestJons wtll be stres-Tbe unlt ls atrucltandtraUer
grader at Killybrooke school: medium t»eigbt and weighed The PlymouthCoogrep.Uooal sed in thls Su.oday's leasoo cootaJ.ntnc a U•e cow,
"Even though she has to teach about Z30 pounds. Church, 326! Broad St., New-sermon, "Everlasting punish-"Ger&ldine," and a Uve calf,
au day and come home to 5 Tbe autopsy showed that the port Heicttts -"Pathnys to meat." Senices are at 9:l5 "O~sy Mae," They wUI be al
chJldren a.t 5:00 e.lbausted, she man suffered from degenerative God" wtll be tbe Rev, Norman and 11 a.m. in Newport Beach, ooe scboolslte per day, ucor-
sUU takes time to mate our a..rthrltts of the spine and pro-Brown's sermon topic for the 11 a.m. in Costa Mesa and 10 di.nc to the toUowtnc scbe<lule:
home the warmest, happiest bably had taken medtcatioo for 10 a.m. service this Sunday, a.m. in Ha.rbor View Hills. Aprll 29, CoHere Park; AprU
• MAUREEN MAHON, 8, a
2nd grader at Harbor View
schOOl; '·My mom doesn't
believe tn spanking, and she
even plays With dogs and me."
place on earth ••• People the disease. • • • • • • 30, Newport Hetgflts; May 1, Bay
may wonder where she gets Tbe bodyhadbeeninthewater The l..utberan Church of the A rwnmare sale will be held View; Way 4, Canyon; May 5,
Arrangemeots lor this dis·
trict program was made thrOuctl
Mrs. Ellen lagnm, health ser-
vices.
• PAMELA MURREL, a~ 7,
a ttrst grader at Mariners
school: "She always comes In
at night andllstenstomyprayer
• • • .She works so hard that I
wiSh she could wtn and take a
nice vacation.''
• HOWARD ENGLAND, 7, a
:!nd grad<:!'r at Harbor View
school: "She let's me watch
Soooby Do every Saturday mor •
ni!lg, she lets me get pieces to
mode l railroads Friday If I save
my money.''
her str@flgth and patience, but 3 or -tmooths. · Waster, 2900 Pac1t1c View Dr., May 8 aDd 9 by the EptSCC4)al r----------------------,
of course I know, God." Harbor View Htlls-Dr. wu. Church Women of St. JOhn tbe
• DANA DUBROW, 8, a 3rd
crader at Mariners schoo l:
"She Is a Brownie leader of 18
Brownies. She a.Lso quit smotlor
aDd our family is sure proud of
her."
• MARY LOU GILBERT, 11, INSTRUCTOR HEEDED llam Eller will preach OD ''A Db·tne, Costa Mesa, and St.
a 6th grader at Killybroot.e The Boys' Club of the Harbor relattonsb.tp of hope" at the 9 Michael's and all Angels'
school : "My mother Is five Area jtdo class Deeds a quaD-amd 11 a.m. communloo ser-Church, Harbor View HUts.
feet of pure energy. Her eyes tied jldoinstructor. The former vices. Senior hi&b otacers wtll Mrs. James Knaw and Mrs.
sparkle, she's tunny, and her instructor Larry Castorena. I.e: be installed at 9 a.m. Theodore Jobnsoo are chair-
smile says, 'I'm happy.' She oo k>oger' able to haDdle the • • • meD. Mrs. Robert Bertram and ke~s tler cool when I figflt class. Qualifled appllcants are The Newport Unity Cb urcb, Mrs, steven Morris will be In
with my brother, !lnd she'sabout asked to contact C011.ch Larry meeting al 15th St. and ln1De cb&rp o1 the boutique room
as perfect as any mother ever Daroell at MZ-8372. AYe,, CUffHaYen-'•TbeiCJUI S.)let:tor aM prtctq wt.U .,;;
was!" aeDM coucloumeu" w1l1 be b&MW by Mrs. Walter Miller
MARINERS CHURCH
ANNOUNCES
Dr. Gllao O'Neal, pr-ofeuor at TaJbnt Tbeolop.ca.t
Semlnarr, t.a Ytrada, will be J>Q>U mtlllaer lol' tiMI
10 a.m. &Dd 7:00p.m. atnlces th1a SUDday,
SUliDAY SCHOOL AT 9:00 A.Y.
WORIIUP SERVICE AT 10:00 A.. 1&,
EVENING SERVICE AT 7:00 P,Y.
Dill IIAIT CIIAST IIWY., CDDIA DIL liAR SirlJir
Paints • DICKIE KASUY A, 8, a 3rd
crade at Paularlno school:
'·My father tsiDJapanrlgflt
Book report guide penned!::~~~:~~:: :!-01';!~~:~
o .. td Curta, Encllilbtoacher Tbe Newport Harbor C-Yosa. 1--------------------1
at Corona del Mar bleb schOol, tberan Church, 798 Dover Dr.,
bas lflltten a study euJ.de, Newport Beach-Tbl onflcJ.
"WrWnr a book report," wtllcb uttes at this locattoo w111 be
wtu be published by Youth E.du. used tor the ttrst ttme at tb1J
cation Systems 1f Los Angeles. Swxiay's services. There will
&
Wallcoverings
ts proud
to announce the
o~nmg of our
New
Costa Mesa
STOR£
Thursday. May 7th
y,,,, "'" w ,uco""'""l ~•ton
•nd ~.,., the '•'I "'' tolle~t•on
of or••r>hl te•tu••• to•~~
tloc k•. co>orlut t>.ond P""''
•r>d .o!l,.~l<w'• ~·.,~·~ on I ~•
Sooth Cnnl tommur>ot<~'
SINCLA.IFI
PAINTS
19th and Harbor
Ptlone (7 14)
642 9972
but my mom stands guard
and night, just like da.f!.
mother pays the bills and
too."
• RITA CRUM, 9, a
grader at Bear St. school:"
is always telling us when we
wrong and tries to help !IS
wlth it ..• I think she's very
attractive because every
wants to marry her, but only my
dad got to."
• MARY FOR BATH, 9, a 4th
grader at Adam s school: "She
takes care of us U we fall down
or get hurt. She stops our fights,
and she cooks good. She does
lots of things tor us and even
if she punishes us we deserve ~
it.''
• HO WAR D SCHAFF', 10,
a 5th grader at Harbor View
DAVID CURTIS
school: "To me my mother Is UHOERGROUHO ARTIST
beautiful on the outside as weU FE A. TUR EO IH SHOW
as the inside. She ha s a heart of The Newport Harbor ArtMu-
gold that is beautiful to .11e. I seum In the Balboa Pavilion op.
never have to yell for help, ened the first major ODe-mUl
becauSE: my mother is always elhlbttloo of patnt.Jngs and
th~re when I need her." gouaches by "undergroUOO" ar-
SHARON GAMMILL, 10, a ttst Er!•ard Newell 00 Aprl120.
5th grader at Bay Vlew school: He Is prtm.uny self-taught
"She is a good mother. She aDd the worksthem o;el veshadto
takes care of 8 kids alone. She be ferreted out wtth the aid of
works awfull~. hard. She Is such recognized artists as An-
tenderhearted. thooy Berlant and Lance Rlch-
It Is primarily Intended to
be_, junlor and senior bleb
school studeot.e: 1o orpni&IDC
their own themes after they
llan tlnJ.she..:1 :-eadlng a oovel
It also covers the oral boolt
report, the short story, W\lrbol
oon-Oclloo, and lfllting on a
fUm . The sh.ty guide wtll be ·
publlshed during the summer
and wlll be anllable for stud&m.
use by the Ume scOOol opens ln
September.
"As mor eandmoreemphasU
Is placed oo lndepeu1eot study,''
Mr. Curtis points out, "the
greater becomes the oeed for
clear, cooctse guide Uoes. Tbt
successful student now, and far
the predictable fUture, Is the
self-rellaJt studeot. Thls he_,.
to account for the great num-
ber ot study guides and seU-
teactllng materials preseutly
being publlshed. ADd, of course,
tbou&t'l these aides are pri-
marily Intended for studellls,
tbey can be a creat source of
help to parents who wish to en-
courace thel.r children with
tbelr. educatioDI.l procress." of Loa: Anp1eL A reeeptlaa
VU'S CI.EAIEIS tn~r· g. Some 60 gouaciles,
Ink and feh pen drawings plus
13 oil paintings have been bor-
rowed from the following
people: Mr . and Mrs. Henry
J. Seldls, Los Angeles art
critic, Mr. and Mr s. Ro lf Net~
soo, Los Angeles art dealer;
the Dllvtd Shart Ge.llertes, Los
Anples; Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Newman. Mr. and Mrs. Ray
TOOL MAKER DIES lor tile U ooolll'manclaandpu.
Harry N. Gusta1onn, 75, of IJibtooen will be bold La tile
369 E. 20th st., costa Mea, putah ball after tbt senlce,
died April If at Sunllcjll Coo-JUS neE -eot.RDH ER nlesceot Hospl~ Newport ,.
Beach. HewubornJu. i,l895, IS "MAN Of TMI! YEAR
lD Chicqo, lll, ud came to Jutlce Robert CArciDer
Oranp Couaty zo years aco. Sbon cua., recflltiJ
alld LAUNDRY SllVICI
"WHERE CUSTOMERS SEND THEIR FRIENOS"
e Quality Cleaning •
Complete Alterations
Cleaning-Pressing
Finished Laundry Service
KNIT$ A SPI!CIALTYI
Brown, James Urmstom, from
Los Anceles; Mrs. CnXbta Las-
ker, Bel Air; Mr . and Mrs,
Clem~ TurobuU. Newport Beach,
aDd Ster Unr Holloway, Lacuna
Beach. The elhlbiUon wtU cou-
t1nue through May 14.
He wu a ntlred tool ud die to tbll Fourtb m.trtet Coart
mal<erb'WeotenEiectrkCo. AWMiol.aS..BoriiOI'<II.ao,
SuntYora !Dclllde b1a .U., II&Dltd "mu ol the Jill'''
Hulda; 2 -. Warreo and Ita-_, .. oolo( Jll lilt
rold; a brotbtr, Artbar. 7 &M.al JMid11MPI cu_, o1
&rudchlldrtn aDd ' creat-On.ICt eo.tJ PrUI Ct1b ~ lllo-AiaEibl.odp,
Senlcu wero bold .\i>rlllhl HeodUW p~ won
tile BeU--1 Cbopol Willi -to Dr. Uilr ..
tb1 Ret. Rlebard o.11i1> at. atmer, ldiDCtj Dr.IObD
lletattnc. --at WU II oolb' al UCI,, ::;:.-~ YAOIT SKIPPER DIES Paellle Vt.w "-1&1 Pvlr. Sorpol al ,..., ......
Edward Mtrtuwtco, 78, oll44 MRS. AAIY Dll!l b_..,.om; lolro.
Rochester, Costa Uta, dlfld Mra, llarYtiM. AabJ, 77, of of=!:;
Aprtl Z? at Coota 1&-1'711 £-, Co* ...... --;;:.;; Yomorl&l Hooptl&l. Howut>on AjlrU 17 ol Pvk Udo c-J.-II!
Oct. 15, l&il, lD Y11fD1IaYil tiCIIIt llolptta1. 8be wu bOn
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BROWIIIES OF TROOP IW 1earDod all.---· Tueodoy, Aprll14,ulboyfllltodlboNowportllubor Eulp
lD Coroaa del Mar. Watcb1Dc tbl pi'IA riiDUt, left to rl&bt
1n troot. Cllrloty Cooool&, Bubon Jaool>o, Dru Pvrloll,
Dru ClemeDCe, Maat• Crue. Tamva Fowler ud Katby
SUI, lD back &re troop co.Jadera, Mrs. Robert Summers
and Wro. Ralph FrHnwL (Eulp pbotD.)
Teacher of the month
"BeaJdea: trylnc to tlll the bands, be hu worked u a puk
mi.Dda ol ltudents wttb facts, raD&V at Yosemite for ' nm-
today'a teacher sbouldbetryt.Dc mera. sen~ u Or&nca Coua-.;-"'
to flU their bearts," ll.)'s ty•a prealdeot of the AucltbJD
llwllllll Roberts, Harbor bl&fl Society, put p<ellldoot of !be
scbool .c.leoce l.nstructor . Oruce County Science Teach-
" By tbat 1 mean." be ps er's Auoelatlon, and ls Yer)'
on to upla1D, "tbat tbe pollu-a.etln at Prlnee of Peace Lu-
tioo problem Ia tar creatar tban tberu Cbureb ill W:esa Verde.
tbl.t olalr lDd waler;polluticxl.la Of prime ltterest also ueoon-
a total problem. Tbtproblemol MrTalJoD 1Ddthew1.seuseolour
oot eartnc • 0 • wbetber it be DOt ratural resources.
earlng 11 you throw trub od: ot 1be CWJ.en'a Assn. saya:
a ear w1Ddow, or whetber youftll ''To tbe many ftDetaebera Uke
your bady with polloa!Jic drup. llwt&fll Roberts samar tile
People are cotna: to ban to care Newport-Mesa SeN» I District,
before any strides are made to-we eJI)I'ess our thatlts for tbe
ward aolvlnganyoft.betJ'IOI.IM1Dc loterest aDd eooeern they ban
problems that beset the youth tor our children. Aod commeld
today 0" them tot belnc a teaebel' wbo
AprU's teacher of tbe mooth, cares."
WATCHING THE CONVEYOR BELTdellYerpr1JitedMewpor1
Harbor Eulp oewspapers are Browoies from Troop lW.
They are, left to rtpt, Sbart Summers, Oebtte Freeman,
Debbie Tba,Jer, Suan Crane, Mascot NoriTI.I.Il Foster aDd
Kim Foster. StaDd.iDg 1n tbe rear Ls motber-be~ Mra.
Norman Foster. Tbe Cfrl5 are 1D the th1rd crade of Harbor
Yin Scbool. (Eulcn pboiD.)
Lions hold
book sale
select~ by the Newport-Mesa Tbe Mart.oer's Uoos CtOO
Cltlr.ens Assn., Is tbe Pl. OCC BARHACL E TOPS will bold tts annual boot Sl.le
of a Nanl Offtcer; beDCe be NATIONAL CONTEST thta Friday a.ad SatlU'da)', May crew ~ Ia all parts ot tbe The Barfllele, Oranp Coast 1 aod Way 2, at the Westcl.lU
oatloo-Vlrclnla. Pennsyl-College studeat oewspaper, hu Sbapptoc center, Westcllff Dr.
Yani&, Wutdnctoo -f1Dall1 been awarded fttlt place In tbe amllnlDe AYe,
settUoc ln Lyawood, Calll. After Columbia UD1nrslty Scbolutlc This feat all proceeds trom
graduation from Compton bleb, Press Association atiooa.l coo-tbe sale ban been pledged to owtctrt attem:Sed the UniYers:lty test. Editors dlD'illC tbe period tbe YarU Scbool of Educ:a ..
of Soebern Call.torQI&, m&-ecwved bJ the coatest were UoDll Tblrapy, Si5 W. 19tbst.,
jorlq 1D IOOiol)', with l mlllor Adrtaa.D Nacobs of H1mtlncMn Costa Mesa. TbeMarUSc.bool
lD cbentt.try. Now a tacber of Be&eb, .Jody WUlard of ScQb au1ats ehildru wttb learDIDC
anatomy IJid pbyl1olo1J at Hat-L&KUDa. aod Larry Dmunlrt ot dl•b4Uttea from tbtpre-.ebOol
bo<, be lloD bu a II>OCia1 place Cona dol Wu. Llada L. G<ut liO tbroolcll lbo tuaJor bt&ll
!A h1l: a-rt 6)r tbtbeartlol~ ot 0n.ac-, """ tdUar, WU TIU'L
lddo. -•. l1111111 ~ m••llor -ot tile t!JIM, ,.._ -
bo IIIYUito u blo ~. Dr. Spoacer Cramp ,. tlniiJ ld--_111 ... 111 .... .,......,.,
Ray Rempl, (Pb.D. In Physics. .,_. lbo 11ar<11a oebalullblp IIDL OCLA~ loeaJ yauth leoder, tD AQJODO wiii>JJI&ID cloDato-
bald Bible -yoo.._..Bo-lEACH ltRTHD.I.Y P.I.RTY to tb11 on>!oct may call lbo
pnnt.nc 1D tbt aaatomy cluJ-DiaD& McAleer of Wt~tclltf Uoaa: Cldl presideot, Bob Wal-
room 2yearucowttbhtudeots celtbn.led bet lSth bU1.hdaJ ter at (714) 646 .. 7167, aod be
tbt study 1:u outcrown tblt with a beach party oo Frtday wtU arrange tor the boob to be
room a.ad oow Ia beld 1D a ball eveDlng. April 17.
deslped to aceommoda.tt the r-;::=-====-----=~=~::::.--:-----:l 100 .. 1zo _,. ... Carpets
atteod eaeb ruasday ---·· ..
A resident ot ._
lor II years, Dwl&fll and VJ
wlfe, Dorothy, receotly
1nto a new borne ill Meaa
with their 4 boys:_~?~~·~~ reo ud twins, Dale
This oew borne wtll Pl'illllbiJ
keep lbo Roberta lluntly
durtoc tbe summer lll.nce
bat'e DO deftnlte plaD!: for
ncalloo time. or 0011reo,
ther•'s atn.ya eampJ.Dc.
-..... Diller outdoor tin.
To ftll .., au tbat .-re
tbal llr. Roberta -
_,
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l()e
COSTA
MESA
111n ll U. atilt place wta-Amedcu Dac. 1• tba1 realJJ
_. &li CM Amerle&D1am euay p&tr1otlam? --tad by !be Cool& I beU..e tllal U lllarlo wttll ..._ ~ lAdoa Auli. .ometblog deiP8f. U. lltarW Mur, UD1t 455, Tbe euay, wben people •• bow pod
.. Amerle&D, ooe PlUoa UDd~ America 11 compued to o&W 1 God,'" wu written by J&DI.ct placee:. A feeJJ.nr that blat. you
BIIJDe FllttDe:r, a frestunu at to Amertcu toU wUh a deCt (
E.tallda td&b acbool. t\oaeoeta to tbe r-.lttytbat.J'O'I
• • • a.reo't _. bad oiJ. 1D tbt flrllt
By Jantce FurtDer place,
Amerlca, ooe DlUoD UDder But tbe uerace Amerlcu
God, jut tb1Dk ol aU the power DeYer comes from &..tber
IQd t1me a.lld bope, aM fear, place. Tbe "uenae Amerl·
aamm«< "' LD that ooe ttacmeot C&D" bU beeD bere for two.
ot a aeoteoce. Just take time tbree, four pDil"atiou ud liP
out to lmactne all tbe people crown a.ccuAomecl to IIIII
wbo ban nUed to say ttloSe eJWiroDmeaf: LD w1llcb tbeJ UYe.
wordt with pride &Dd dlpit)' Somttbinc mustbldooetolpdte
&Dd tbeD all tbe people trbo can tbat llllUk ol. patrlotlam. n.
111 tbem now aDd thtnk DOth1ng aDd Ollly tbln -.tU tbe• wordl
, more ot them than "pass tbe ring. America, ooeoatioall:ld«
bullu ......... God.
We are too preocctetied with
our own petty worries ol our
owa petty worlds to tll1nl< about M.I.RJTIME .i.C.I.DEMY TO
ooe llltloD united UDder • su-R.I.CE TO EH5EH.I.D.I.
preme beiog. We say, "Well Tbe CalMornla lbrutme
that's OK for people of the put. Academy wUl compete 1D tbe we au kDOW' that God 1s dead, Z3 _ Harbor to E~ otherwise wby are we 1D sucb a rd N., .. _...
' meas?" But what about all tbe seoada Jli.Cbt race lt:u't1Dc off
Newpcrt Beaeb oo Al;ril ao,
beaut}' God has KfYeD us, bas Rear Admiral F. T. WIJUam-
He taken U all back a.pin? son. U.S.N. (Ret.), ~·
(s that apa.rk of patr1ot1sm SO deot I.DDOUDCM.
hard to ftod? No, we still see •
U bere aDd there. Ha-re these S&lllDc tbl Columbb-Zi
words mt their mea..aing to sloop, n.na. for tbe Academy
tbe "uera.ge American'-? What are Yldlhipmen flan'ey M.
makes patriotism, ls U money? Ports ot Los Anples, ttiwet;
U you buy a fiac for a local Jerry L. LlD1 ol CalYer Cit)';
orpnlulloo IUid you doo't e\'ec& lUrk HalDer oC Coocord; aDd
fllDeb wbeD someooe buros an Bret Mc:Dutel ol eoeunca.
MRS. IRA SMITH, put president of tbe Newport Harbor
AuUI&l'J of ChildreJJ'& Home Soelety, Ia pictured tlere at
left 'lrttb 2 of the pe.trooeuea, Wrs. Fred Victor Newmaa
EWs, center, a.od Mrs. Geor~t Perkins Yule, .-bo wert
booored at a tea AprU ZO at tbe blly front home ot Mr1.
Fraak H. Trane. The IJ'Iflllta were creeted by W:rs. Rlcbard
A. Sewell, presldeta. The apeaker, Yrs. F'TUlk Crueof Sal
Beach, eJPI.a..l.Ded bet role as a foster parem:. Committee
members were Lotroduced by lilts. Alfred V, Jorll'tlMD.,
ch&.lrm.an of tbe debutante blli, •hlcb ..-m be held diii'1.Dc tbe
Christmu bolldays at tbe 8elboa Bay Club. (Peter Z. M.
Sloger pboiD.)
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W.A.RINE ART AT HOA.G Ha.nard UDJ:rersity bu a.c-
Yartne watercolors b)' area cepted Robert A. O..vta, 4114
artist JOhn But cess are oo ex-Corlla.nd Dr., Cameo H1Cb-
111bit at Hoac Hospital Presby-lands, to tbe eotertoc fresbma.D
te.rlan, \lmU tbe eu:t of Yay. class. He wu ooe of S5111Pll-
y ears ol desip aDd draft1nc cants trom Ora.np Couoty, and
wUb a reoowned martoe arcbJ.-ooe a1. 8,~appl1canUtbfoueb
tectural fttm comes tbroudl La out tbe world for 1.200 places
blJ sty1e of patntinc. He also ln tbe Hart&rd Collect etUI'iDc
worU 1D. fd: oU5.
SPRINGTIME
LEISURETIME •.•
IN CA•IfaU •Ofln Of
C:AllrG«NIAqt PA .. IIONJ
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LaWJ~en"-Lub 11:39-54
lip Jln. J.,. lbrtla
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II H ----....u k r.q1lir.4 ., IJWI .. -...-
11 iaftiUI .t tw'll .... of l•cob
(a-. 2l1l. Ill
U city ....... llraol w• 4o .. ll'locl u-. ,,s,
"14 ·----IM ... Iiw: _, N O.ataac&. llr. .. wlak.ll • ~-yt 0 ' o H u ....... ----Ler4MIIiclv.akl w. ... -
17 '"JII'--. ~ •-tlt.o -of ----.. (Lake 3121)
II .,.. w.ur.d wtfJI, •• Ia ,_.«
-• ---llitT"' (JCaL 2:1)
"21. "23 .. ,. --------.. .,. u.. u,..
··--~-u MUdD ef U.. pro~t wt.o _ .... "' o..w _,. a.a...aw."··
..... lt-a.-1111 (I ._ ll:ll: 0
S... llaJ)
21 city ef JIMI.k. ----9ecli (JeM. 11;12)
17 "'lite ___ . God ol peac. MDCtUy
y-.n.uy· (I n-,. S:%3)
Zl ·u ,. IN ----lrJ u.. Jp6rit •• --
CG.L 1:111 ,. ietUot' .. ~ ____ .. (C...
Jllal
ll -.:Mat dty •• .. c-acat~u-L l1all)
12 ~ .. tM lniMor .-4 -ill«
.. Oh4. (adl4tU)
"'_. .... ~ .. 0{---..... ... ~, ... ,
• • ..... .. ...,.,. ..... A4MII·
)ft (I KI.te l1l) ... .,. ........ ,_ _, ....
----tiM .,.. ....... -
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•a "41. •u '"yo a.... tU.a ___ _
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.. •yo ti~o ai.llt cuul ----··
12 lalti.S. ot .... 0_ ... ~ -ct
~ -~ (0 Khtp 2:15)
ll "----· ~ -c1 be ••I'I"T~ (L•.ko 12111)
54 --1 a •-~elf becrtoft. dao
•••• H en Cor. 1:21)
SS ·rro. th ~loocl ot -----to dao
IIIIOCHI.t~-
11 iaJticl.. of IIIIo MCODd kfav ol -..a ..d. IU. ar.t -CD ta.. Jz2)
II -.... anto J-· ----uu! Jll.ari. --11 ~o. 1 .... ol 0.. ----IIDd Pofli-
.... (o-. ·~)
CLUES DOWN
I to vi•• tllo tenth to God
2 o lt49o ronownod in tho ti111o ol
Solo••• (ll.inp 4:31 )
l iaitlala of two c1..ap1. .. (John I: .. ,
t ~ _ __ _ not ono to anothor" (Col.
l :l )
I ioitiata of two ooDa ol Oarid (D
5cnn. ll:l )
7 "thoro Uo loJ ... ••or oao ----
that ropntoth-CLub 15:10)
I "ia boll llo IIJt up W. ----· ANi.q
in t-oat'· CLUe 11:131
t ''it alrullll N ----• of tkM eonoro-
lion"
12 .. _. ol lllo• tlaoy alaaU ----
ancl. por.ocuto"
II Ulitiala of two 1(\loou ol Alluuo-
ruo (t.th. 2:17: 1:11
II -.trt..o to oo\01' Ia at tU ----
fOto" fLuke 13:24)
II i.o.itiol.t of AMah._·., MD oacl
...:oacl wilo (G.L 21 ::1: 21:1)
22 "lor •• alao ~·• -----• tlaot loll inclollot.ct .... -(Ldo llzt)
24 Jotlwir of tlloo .U. of r..-(c-.
21:)4)
21 "!hoy cuo cloU•orod ____ tllo .W:.
wi•• ca .. 1a• (bod.. 1:11)
ll -ar. c-. down MO •J dUJd
-----(folua 4:41)
32 ''I c--1 da .. to ----ol -volcf"' ca. ... :1:11)
33 -, ... _J• lo•o , , , .,.-.alia .. la tJao
34 ~. -at W.. iato ~ fioldo to
loo4 ----" (LW 11:15 )
31 -----J• aot oao tlwi odl..--(I
Cor. 7:1)
lt -wtlly acrb yo tllio • ___ -I Marti
1:21)
41 ,.... -cl..pcu1od. --dJd ----~u .._ a..-(JeU 12:a1
t.2 laitiok ol ~-. -•4 wu. aM ............ -.~
Del' ..... , .. , -.......... -.. --· f<Jft. SliT) .
.... .,. ~ ..... ID4 ........ .u _ .. _. __
.. Jee.llo't ..._til. -(C... -..111
41 • r.c:ll: U•4e. IStll) II iahtala at !lao 110.-.... of Jetla.
MoiNI u4 a loyel llrieacl of Dnicl
(D s-.. 1113: 15•11)
U 0.. capitol of ac-~ n•ua. 21 t2:1)
M Udti... o1 e c••P llaioa o1 P-.1
-ad • city ....... lla•T .-.ch4 I Act. 1:1:50. II)
S1 l.aitkla el two ,_,.... H•d9-:l1llr
4:1)
Sl laitlaJ,o ol tl.o I• dawdt. •--
tioaocl ...,_ JolLa -.d tlao lb.e (L•. 1: II)
ANSWII TO 1'111/IOUS I'UZZ1I
TWO MINUTES
1NE IJIIJL£
IT C~NIIUW 8, lfAM ""· ... .-.. ...... loCMT'r'
C"'CA.O, IUJNot$ .0..U
GOOD NEWS FROM CALVARY
All through the Old Testement
the cross tt. but dtmly Men.
Thou(lh • hundred histor~c•l char-
•cter"' and a hundred more l evtt
teet sacnfices and rttuels were
typicel of Christ and Hts ftmshed
wort~, not once don the Old
Testament spectfy thos The "'
f.enco '' profound The cteerHt
Old Tosumenl prophecy o f
Ctlrlst'l d .. th. lttah 53, dOH not
.,en specify who the Sufferer
would M .
tt w" the ume dunna our
lon:fs stey on .. rth. for onty to·
wrd tt\4' CloM of His mintstry dO
W. I'Nd: "'ROM THAT TIME
'Oin'H JMUI IIEClAN to lhow
unto His didpt• hOw ttl.. H4l
mwt 10 unto .Jervut.m •nd auf· .., ...• ncs • tllttec~ ..... cM.u.
16!21). And What ... tMir ,.
t.pOnM1 '""*' ,.. .. toot! Him
end blpn to l'ltluM Him" (Ver.
22). L-. li:M --
-..... ,., did .... -t ... IWII • .._ ... would wen die, __ dlcl __ .. ,
tNI .. croN 1IIIOU6d accompHifl.
, ..... flattec-....., bUmed '* IL40eJWfor ......... riA Chrtlt ----·---.... ptvt .....,. ont •.•
for the remtss1on of sins" (Acts
2 38) The t...-etve were preachlnl
"the gospel of the klnedom" and
kni!W llt1te about the cron aiWI
oh purpow,
Not unl1) the Apostte Paul,
thai other apot;tle, do we h~
what is property called "the
pr .. chmg of the crou," I.e., "
good news. And in Paul's 1r1M
mesua• our lOtd Is no lonler
seen •• the Victim, but •• the
V1ctor, not merety aftM <IMth. 0¥
over deeth, IKit IN doth. His
d .. th ltHif 11 Men H His 11eet•
ftt triumpt't.
In Heb. 10:12,14..,. rud:
"AnER H( HAD OfYER[D
ON£ SACRIFIC[ FOR ltNS (H£)
SAT DOWN .. FOR IY ONE
OFFERING HE HATH Pf.RrtCTEO
FOR£VER THEW THAT Alt( SANC-
TIFIED.'' And In Cot 2:14,1,
... UI dHcrtbn Chtitt R C.twMY
naM"'t the Uw to the Croll 11'<1
utt..-1y defNtina S.C.n and h•
hOtt.J, "t"umphint Oll'llf' them IN
fT {a.e.. In the etoee)." Ul'tte
...... tfM ...... Mdalfnld: ·--tNt I-booot. ..... '" the aoM of CM' Lonl ...... Ch ......... (Gol. .6:1.).
'I"lK wodd today i• a Yery di.Jtwbtd world. The
earth's populatioo-mort: than 2,900,000,000 -
ha• Mver ber:n hi a her. Mankind h.a• never httn 10
rct(lcu in •Prit. SocU.I ltrift :and ecunumi.c unrnt
llK rhc two tptctl'tl that haunt enry nation. Fam·
ilits, even whole communities, arc-on the movr.
Confusion arvJ disturhana ;u~ rampant on ~vny
hand.
'I"bt n:sulr i• obvious: mankind has neY~r bt-rn
in nach need of C hrist and 10 re-sponsive-to thc-
ppd met~agc. A bewildered world tttks thr
Way; a disillusioned world needs the rnlity found
only in ChrUr; a decadent world nttds rhc ruur-
rn:tion and the lif~ that is life indc-rd .
In some ways chr progre-ss of minions is grutn
than is gene-rall y htliev~d . ~ American forces in
the South Por.cillc we-re surpri~d ru fi nd formr r
.-annibals eager to pt~h rhc l{tllptl 10 10ldic-rs
and sailon who landed. Tht church uf J~sus
Christ in all iu hranchrs has Oc-t-tMn~ litrrally
world-wide-.
Whik thtrc art hright om:·:n in the global .sctnr,
we must not forsrt that n a whole the pM:ture
is Jari. and de-spe-rate-. The world today, with in
rnormou1 population, IU vast unfX(Upied arc-as of
human n«d, iu ~I rrstkunus and disillusKm-
mtnt after two World \llars, i' in dire ntttl uf
nangdiun.
1ncrc neve-r wu a timt' whcn the command of
Christ was more appropriate and more urgrnt. Thc
primary basis of miuions alway• was, and still is,
the command of our ritcn Lord to "1o ... i1110
u/J t4~ worJJ, u,J pr~adt tlu f0.1/WI IO cun·y rrrtl-
turr" (Mark 16:15). There-was a time, in the
rrctnt past, when this fundamt'nUI rnoti,·c-was
almost lost sight of. being replace--d by all sorts of
it'condary motive-s. But today, umlrr th~ h.amm~r
of thc times. these t«ondary motu·u ;uc smitte-n
to pic:crs. It u no k>ngrr r nough to rrcommrnd
Christianity as the "bri.n~r of c-nlightrnmcnt and
frC"Cdom," or as "a tOCial tonic to nuke nations
powerful." or as "the inf;~lliblc guide to progrl!'ss."
To mttt the appallin,s spiritual hunge-r of today'•
world, the emphasis must re-ve-rt w the fundame-ntal
prodam;~tion of Christ a1 the pc-rsunal S..viour and
•iobnrtt of the individual.
1nr miuiona'l entcrprir hu itt ioundatton in
the n:c-rnal purpost of God. "GoJ . . lovtJ tit~
M'OdJ," His Word tdls us (John 3:16). Chrifl
died nor for our szns only, hut for the sins of the
whok world. Wr arc to proclaim the good n~ws
of rrdcmf>tion. gomg in the strrngth of His Spirit,
h«aust He-h:n committe-d to us the word uf rrcon·
l-iliation. that wr should plt;~d with mrn, in
C:hrist'sstrad, to ~ rteonci kd w <iod.
The "( ;rnt Commusion," on te(ordrd zn thr
lut chaptl"r of Manhcw, is a gt'ncul commiuion.
It was spoken not to the cl~vcn apostle-s only, but
Ito the-m and the fiv~ hundred bt-cthr~n to whom
Paul rdtn in I Corinthians 15:6. Chrir.t spoke a•
Kinx in the coruciousnru that His gospe-l is for
:.1! nation). We llnd th~ mrsugc of the (irrat
Comm111ion inrcrprtttd in the hft of Paul-in
fact , thr t.nly ade-quate commentary on the-last
comm.;~nd of Jesu1 is in the: livn of the-apostb,
sainu Jnd martyrs who, down the-agrs. havr ca r-
rird it uut ;~cross the seven stas and do so tod.:~.y.
The rffrct uf the G1t:2t Commiuion on P;~ul
was :1 transfttrmation o£ his whole t haraC tl!'r and
lifr. Paul's miuionary pauion was d~ to his ~enst
of rttrn:tl 1 :~lues through the rc-suncct~. Thr
thm.:s thou arc-S«n an: only te-mporal. Paul s;aw
the 101 isihlr glory of the world tu comr . He bid
holt! uf the int;~ngiblc realities. Hit passion for
prodaiminfi! the mcssagr of rrdcmpcion w:~s duC' ~o
hi' ~o~.·nsc of rtrrnal ,·a lues.
:\11 rJrnn t Christians of eve-ry ~ehoo! of thcu-
lu;.:tol thuught K'Cm agr«d that wr f:acc a crisis.
Thr day 11f thr 1--ll rd is at hand. We hl":l r the-samc
note uf ~o~o.trntnR from many voicrs. Prof. D. R.
I );a1 It'S u l En~l.:wd concludu his hook, "l>i\·inr
Jud;.:nlt·nt m I hun:tn History," with the-word1:
J..'rrt"' -'"'" """' 1H-rl, ,.,,,,.,. "' llrl' f'lt•~>ll~n "'""·'lit lo 1ltu "II"· ,.,lt,<'lt " "''"~"1¥
t/11 f.,,,. 1 •I ",/Ito < U/ J/ ltu/Ut!t~f nJI. h ~
,/.,1 , '"" ''" ''"'¥"'"" u/ (:,xl .to~1 mrltrJ '"'V
/o11 111<'1JI /,11,1 '""' II /'fJI"IIIi Tlti UII/1/t 1/rr lt<IIH
,.1 "' ,, • ,11 htrr•rmol/1. frr 1/u f"f'f'hNII ltttnof"l
t.d/ ,f , , ,.. "'·'"' r f'tlct ,,.,. '""""""J ruul of
, .,,,, ... 111~1 mrtt ltnl' •111i """'· ''"'' '"' .toM
,I tftr l<lfllll('lt<JII iiQI!t , Ufll't illftf /!Jt/lfl /-1 (;()//
·~ (ltll/1
1-1 .mg.-115111 that prrachl"s Chris(, resurre-ction
and H u rrturn gon fa r beyond sunal re-formation,
new world pbns n r political hlurprinu. V.lr can nu
km;.:tr tfl\ltr the Eout w sh:ur 1hc lUCia( anJ l tli
tur.ol l'll:udzn ••I the-\Vr\1 , l"t the-whulr o( .,_,
c.dlul ( lut~tl.tn .uhurr st.1•ul\ ;at a pe-riod of trr
nhk '"\''· nrry k•llflll v . 11 unJn God '1 judg-
mrnt \IJ,-H(' ,,mpdlnl h~ the prc-~nt situation
'" ''/oo~ fur llrU' ltrovrns ""d o1 IUU• t'/Jrllt . wlrr~e
m dwrllrtlt urltttQUIIIts<' I! l'rtrr 1:13).
Thr ht~t.U I) l.1te. auJ the tl<'rJ " urgrnt. This 11
nt• llmt· to put forth :~n ythm~ leu than a mono -
mum dlurt. E'n)' ChriJt1an must do all in h11
i"'""'o ~hy ),n rd'i(•al g11mg :md hy prt\·.;~ill ng
pr.l)t·r-t" "gr1 . , . m to ;~1/tltr u•u1IJ . ll"d prco~r l!
lllr fOifkl IO t'IJCI)' rrriJiurr." (:\f.trk. 16 ;1';) ~nJ
to I )f) IT !\'(JW I
~s .. ,,ud :\I. Zwrmcr. t/.t).
\"'' '" •'" lo.,.l ~" ""'' e ,,..,, ...... t ,,...,,UIIQon J',J.I,./,," ,.J (.'/,,.!M~ /11.-•<11"" tWr Ill~,"'
tl•oMidl ,., .. "'""' 0';'11.411
pardles and pearls
hprt111 ..... M. IIOLA laOADCASTU
Sst S, H~,. Jt., Loo ..... los 90117 no...,...,.. ........ .,. .. .....,_ -....., " ........... '"-"· • • •
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CMMd .... __ ..., ,_-............. . -. .
... ..._ ._ ................. Sa-~
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w~aa ..... " • -" """ .. ......, ... ~~-............ .,.. ....... ......, -·
One Made Sin
., Dr ... A. ....... '"" ..... Bible ..... Ia --
Be r,. Ow.._.. n•• !:: ~ :.=., ~· :!
...,... -....,.. N ..... eM qutSUoe ol Nlvatlon, b-her .,. ,.._,_,. 0/ OM ,,. Mt.t." We IC!ItnoO W IM¥ft' been NIICbed.
wtlrto biiiJew are nootlt' .......... araoe She had Nt rea.lbltkln ol th:e ....,._
""' -· ol dlvlao --....... ol ............... ·-.... God hu Mown how Jle CUI Ia her rap ol Mlf..rflh.,.,.,..
M Jyet t. ~ au wbo trw.t the wu cantente..Uy hutltllfW •
in Him who IOC* our place 1a .., judcment. PHee In a ..,. lhe
Judlnhlut. \1JOO the erou our a11w w , but a ralle peace, noc ,...ee
were lftlPUted. to Him. He ~ with God. She wu ttmply at PHC•
duf'fd what W'l" dollti'WICL Ue d:raDk wtlh twneU, tor the W NVtr
thr. bttltr -~ ol wrtt..th which known true .aut trouba.. ~ ha""' bem oun. 'nvlt wu She wu aklne ln her mom o.
the cup from whkh He lhranlc nlcht when auddenly the lamp
In Gethlemane'• &lltden. He oould wttlch the IMd Uahted went out.
not luve been the boly 8oa bad tMvinc Mr in the 4artmae, AJ..
He been able to )ook upon lt wtlh rnott Involuntarily lhe ex.cWmed,
CQUIJlbnlty. But He ~pded that "~ t. m oU In the lamp!"
cup. He exhauatf!d the wrath of 1'he-n she •dded, "I've lward that
Gad q:alnat our slna, and now &-befor?, Ah, >'"· the l)&J'able ot
vine richlf0Uin8e demandl that 1M 1f!h vi!"'lftl IMattht'w 2!:1·12 1.
all who tnllt tn Him he freed, Five n' ttwm had no oil in their
from every c:ttarse. and th~ ¥17 IamPI when the briMe•ootn came,
JuiUfied before the throne ol God. and they Wfff' thtU out 01 the
Seated hfcb In Heaven'• &lory, on fea.tt." Hn-mutd becamll' rroubHd.
the riJht hand ol the FatMr, He For sevll'ral days and t!Ven niahtl,
It theft u our ~dve. Hb the thouaht wu evf'r with ~
aeceptance it; oun. God sees Ul Stw \lo'OU.Id oltft'l cry out In an-
In 10m. &uiah <ll 80Ul, "No, I ha\'e no oU Look1nc back to the eroa, the In my lamp. My God, what will
bellevrr can N.)': "Bleued Lord, bfooome ol me'! 1 have not the ~ 1bou wert made lin for me ; rnce ol God In my helll1: !"
there 1bou dldet bear my Jude· A horror ot p-eat darknt'ss came
ment; tUdft endure my dewr1 : I upon twr. She lonced to be Mved.
11'\.)'H'lt am dw uwwe-r 10 the cry, yet kne-w not how. lrl .veat ~
'Why hut thou forukm me?' " treu 11M bet:an to pray, and God
IAOidJw up to the lhronre where opened her eyes to .see hrr uttefb'
He now aitl ~ted. the beUe-ver la.t. l.lndone oondJtloh ln Hia a1cht •
can U'7 in faith, "Bleued Lord, and. ~ her that atw could do
ther-e upon the throne n.ou art nothJn&: to aave herself. She Hateh-
1'1\1' ri&hteouanra." Thll lndefd It ed Hll Word for Ueht u to how
tull Mlvatloa, and it Ia all baaed W ml&ht obtain the lorwed-for
upoa tbe bleued fact that "He "oil," and at lut wu led to re-
wbo !mew b) sift WU made to be allu th.t the work that UVel had
•ln for Ul, that we ml&bt be made all beeT~ t1nilhed lone aao whe1l
the riahteou.neu or God In hlm... the I.m-d Jnua bore "'=" ... lit.
Azry at'te'mpt of oun to provide Hla own body on the tl'ft' (I Peter
• rtcbt~~JCJU~DHS whieh wW &&tlsty 2:241: that all the had to do to
God it; doomed to end in failure, pouna ete1'nal Ute and to 1mow
)"ri tbout•Dds today who bear tbe that the had lt. wu to beUne cwa
Ou1aUan name tuve never faced Him ([John 5 :13). GLad stw wu
thetr a1n1 before God and found indee-d to be 1avf'd .a almply, and
tMtr rlshteouanna in Ouitt. Noth-ye1 In a way that broucht tuch 1n1 it; sadckr than prolesalon wttbo-utl•facUon. Sin had all befll Jude·
out ~; D0tbf1w: man -.. ed on Another, and 1M wu ~
enm than havinc a Mme to Uve, Bed from all thlrca !Acta 13 :31.31).
whea actually dead in tJupuMs She rfttf'd In slmpll!' faith In Ouiat
and lll alftl. Ye1: thl.s, alu, 1a true and now ~jolces thet she tJ Hla
ol an whole tiope of Nlvatllxr. u for time and eternity.
hued upon the fact that they have Before, abe had a pro{euion;
been brouaht up to rftpeet au-t. now. the hu Ouiat. Before, she
tlanJ~·, and In a aenae to reYa-. wu drnaed in tbe rap ol. ~
mce Ua J'ot.&DSer, but tun aever rllttteouanea now, me la eJotherd
t.akt!ft their place u Joat. culll;)' In the rl&hteowoneu o1 God CI CtJr.
almen before God, kx*ed ill taUb tnthiana t :JO). &dare, abe had an
to the Lord Jetu. Chrt.t. o~. empty lamp only. now, she Ia a
mad~ aln lor fhem , and received ~ ot the oU or the SP'rU,
Him 111• ttwlr own penonal SavkM.tr. who haa 'M!&Ied twr for Hnven
Let me aff«ttonetely uk you ttM> (Ephn.tana 4 .JOJ
quntion. "Have you dooe 110~" Let me! eamMUy ftltftet any
Remember, that In the Ufe of eY· f'Hdpr who 11 without oU lrt h.W
l!!rY 111M' who I• "•ved, thert-hu lamp to tacf! nas truot ~t.lon
tak"' plaet". fit !IOml!' time or oth-now, without tll\Y fw-ther ddQ' .
er. that lffAI chantt:t:! MKribf.d Hesltatf' not to leU out nft')'thlnc
In Scrtplure u conYe,..ion I Matt· Into 1M l'!'an of a holy God. 11wft new l8 :J1. To be !tUN'. ttw r.h~e look up by talth to !be Onf' wbo
11 ~~ ao marked tn »>mc-u in
othf'n. nor could 11.11 point to the
day and ho..tr when 11 occurt"t'd :
but all who art! truly born aealn
haw beoPn chtldre-n of WTath on
tht-road to destructkm who came
to the place wtwre they N!'C~Ived
Otrilt in talth, and thua wcrl'
dV~.
A Relialoua Wo•an Lo.t
Some time qo l heard ol a
lady llvlnc In a country place
~ modem conveniPr'!Cft In ttw>
way ol llat'llln& and .ueh llke Wl'n'
not to be had. She had never ~
very wicked, u man would aay.
P'requmlly she attended church.
uld her prayers ~larly, ._..v,.n
wu made to be !lin for )OU, thl.t
you mt.Cht bre(:ome the rWhttoua-
neu of God In Him . He wu 11tted
up on Calvary'• ei'OP "that ....,._
liKX'Yer believeth on htm lhoukl not
JN>rld-t . but have ~tf'rna] IU~." Sav-
~ thom by .overela-n vace. you
will find e-Yf'ry nt!'t'd met tor Ume
and f'ternlty In the rtwn Ouiat,
• 'who ot God la made unto ua .n.
ctom . and rt&tneouaneu, and ~
titlr.atlon, and rt'demption."
lP-...... Cll~ TIUT TO liT ACXOlilfT, ... a. A. I......._ 1.1_, lp -I I ·I
l"ptQM "IWO"D 01" THE \.0"'0"
MU"P'"'I:I:IIM)..c). TaN".
St. Thomas Bible Lesson RECKONING OF TALENTS Matthew 25: 14-30
Lenon 14, Serieo Ill
Here la another parable of the Kingdom of God setting forth the manner
and condltJont or judgement. In II Jeaua warns that he will call every man to
aa:ount for hla management of powera and graces entruated to him. From It
we learn thai we art In a at&te of work and butlnen In Chrillt, and are com·
mi11loned to contribute to the buUdlng up of the Church.
The form of the parable lA again allegorical. Jeau.11 ia the master. the man
traveUing Into a far oountry: "When he ucended o n high, he gave girt. IO
men" ( Ephealaru 4 :8). He lAthe absolute owner and proprietor or all persona
and things. and In a ap«tal mannu of his church; Into hit hands all thin«•
are dellvered. The aervantt are Chrlatlana, born In hla own house. bought wllh
hit own blood, devoted to his praiae, employed In hl1 work. It !1 probable,
obaerves Matthew Henry, thai mlni1ters are especially lnlended .
The lesson of the parable Is plain. Ilia so relevant and 10 applicable that
It hu given UJ the word "laJent" to be used In our commo n apeech aa meaning
what It atand• fo r ln the story. We speak of talents today aa special aptlludes
or gtltl, utually omitting to add "gllll of grace." Hardly anyo ne thlnka o f o
'"talent" ln ttl batlc meaning of a plea of mQney-a rather valuable piece.
OrdJnary moralizing o n thle parable UJually dweUs on the Importance of
trainln« and developing each penon hl1 oWn apedal aptitudes such as a good
etnglng vok:le. a sharp mind, a strong coordinated physique, powers of leader·
ehlp, etc. Thew thlnge &fit! cer1alnJy bnportant. and surely Chrt.t wUI call ue to
an1wer for the way In which we have developed these natural powen.
'
However, thit il the m01t limited application. It 1peaka only or the uee of
lhe gttt entrutted to every man or hll own body. Thla don not touch on the
other reapontlbllltla placed upon every soul. What count. Is our deed•. Some
are given mo~ to work with In the aervk:t of Chrllt than othen: that a., eo me
an! bom tnto ......tth and lnft'utooe. Thll meant tbey wUI be bred to the lnt and
out• o1 Leaderthlp and rnpon1lbWty, and wW have the ~ure and the mtant
to be lnetructed and trained to d.ltc:harp their obll1aUona.
Othus will have an opportunity to dedicate lhanMlvet to flt!lltlon-that Ia ,
10 11ve up all work but tbt •tucly of Strtpture, the vocal aln&tnl and tldtalion
or praycn and Ptalma. the eondud of wonhlp, teacblnc th• Word of God, and
m.Sitatlnl on Hll trvtha. 'I'bln are even two catecorte. o1 thl• nl._,ou•llle:
one. eaUed contemplative; the otbrr, ac:ttve.
81111 othon will be born or "placed Into po•ltlo•• of polltlcol ,.ponolbUJty
and william 11>e banlleuono of admlnlotrau,. the law and Juollte. of punlah-
,,. wldr.ad .... and vtoo, of manacm. tu.atloft. 1uaran.....,. thatCh.....,
wonblp will be k>loratad. 1booo will bo tho mldloten ol Clu1ot lor WNih, -
who an ,..ponolblo for the protodlon of God•• peoplt by uplloldlnl law and
order.
8uc:b an the workl to N done In Clutlr• CbwdL n.r. .. m\ICb bn•n•
abolll -~~~~-and CX>aotoal appllealloo lo nquiJ'Id. loJeh IOUI m..t-
twer for ltaell In Ierma o f how he has managed whatever has b~n given him
to work with. The aoul 11 to be mea1ured by what it haa done, not by Ita Intrin-
sic beauty or cultivation. We will no t offer to Chdat ahlny facn, so to speak;
we will lay at hla feet the work or o ur handt. Our faces wUI be radiant In so far
81 our hands have been productive, o ur words fruitful and our deeda con-
structlve.
The chief Ieason here la that every one of ua will be expected to have fn.
crealed whatever t. given to us-to have grown from grace to grace, from
faith to faith , from glory to glory. The Lord will not measure or judge ue by
oomparleon with othen, but with whal each has done with what wa1 e-ntrUited
to hlm.
That servant wa1 deemed wicked and slothful who had neither the dUigentt
nor the courage to apply hlm.elf to make galn. Thl1 one ft'Yeall hle own wick·
ed ne~s by the words with which be ~eeU to juatlfy himadl. He Int. to lay the
blame on hia Lord, uylng, • J knew thft' that thou a}'t an hard man, flt!&plnc
when thou hut not aown, and gathering wheflt! thou ,hast not atnwed: and I
was afrakl. • He 11 like Adam who ekcu~ himaelllo God ror hla 1ln by laytn1
tt to the woman God had 11ven hlm.
His a:cuat, say• Henry, bapeaka lhe tenUme-ntl of an enemy. He thlnka
hard thOUihU of God. It la bla own thO!Jih&s that ftJI him wl' fear and aJoth.
Good thou1ht1 ol God would btttt love, and that lovt would make us dUiae-nt
and faithful. But bard thou1ht1. baldet bdna wk::ked, gnaw at tda own aoul.
But '" bow hla words •~ telf-eontradlctory and contain 1rouncb for his
own condenna.tion. Th• muter obMrvet that anntlnc he were an hard man.
all the mon oq:ht thettrvanUolr.aveoutdone hlmMll to do tomethlna 10 •bo•
a proftt. Hem~~ U.t haw ,tven over hW ta.&tntato a banker, to an agmt.
who would have ,:lvtn hbn a email ratll of lnaeate for the UN of II.
The who It JPII'tt 01 the parable, of coune, Ia tht dlrlct oppot.lte or the mod-
em eplrtt o1 cowtowl*ll. wblch condem01 men for maldnc 1aln by their
wealth, aec:UMt tt.wn ol a...S and would conflac:ate ay wealth by 1ovemmmt
ootauro. n.. -oi-JS faU In lholr pu.--, and olmply •peod up tho
nonnal p~: • UniO evuy 001 that hath ahall be 11ven, and he aba11 have
llbundaneo: but lrom blm thjlt hath noi ohall be takm away ....., that ho bath. •
OUTLINE: Th• nwuur. MuU,. mlrullld '""" o(moiW)' to It~"""'""
IH(ore dqGI'tiiV /No a {or country. defiVUIIU an <~«<H,IIIiJW wltm 1w
munu. no.. MJ/ul Mu• lfiCUU loin ow of wluu ava. ,w.,. dwm ol"'
114ndoomo(y -<ml«<; bul the o,. 111/w> dkl Mlhllf6 with 01/MN-
11om him ~MY U -· """'''from 111m and h•lo _,out
MEMORY Vli&ll: JI-J4:H .
II. ftm u ,_ -P. 0.-IIIII -·IHeiMI-o,, "'*-,.,_
FOIIIERI.Y IIEARS CMEAA
MOW AT
1181 !lnPOaT BLVD.
ronA II!:IIA ....... -.,
C:HIJitC:HES I
trtubulkd. ·uo. ••• 81•/J•.tJ,.t~rloo ... , ."h...,_, IIMM•• , ... c~••• .... .
NE"WPQ,_T BI!·ACH. CALIFOIIWNIA
THE AMI:fltiCAH LUTHE .. AN CHUftCH SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
I 100 A.M. TO t01.:) A.M. -FAMIL.Y WO~»>l.. STATE OF CALIFoRNIA
1:10 A.N. TO t01JO A.M. -SUNDAY SCHOOL. FOR THE COUNTY
t 1:00 A.M, TO t~OO NOON -WO!it .. l ill SI: .. VICII OF ORANGE
111e IIH. I•• o ...... ·-No. A-65184 'Jtle "en • ._.y WW&a. AM&._, p..-NOTICE OF HEARING
...... : ..... 11 Estate of ARTHUR OONALD-~~~~~~:=====~::;:::;::::;::::~ SON.~~. r Owlttf• klftc• NOTICE lS HEREBY GIVEN Pl"t ....... O.,elt That JJooa_ld Dooaklsoo ha.s Qied S..lc•• ., C:..te Mea• herein a petition lor the problte
n..,. aru.:. or of the wm of the aoon...aa.med
Ql--.,.11 n a.,." .. 1 1~t.-r.u-•r.t, -·· -... .. deeedeot and lor the tssuuce JlOl Via U do l•~•h•I .. J-A•J•o•• of letters testameQtary to the
Ntwpott S.adl '-te '-• & ...... lie Ita. pet1Uoaer, refereaee to Which
aJNOA Y SOtOOL Ia made tor turlber puttculars,
t ; IS •·•· ett4 II •·•· Dr. p .G. Nt.,.._. pattDI IDd thlt the Umt and place of
aJNOA Y S£R VICES btarlDC the samt bu beer~ set
t t!S -II •·•· SUNDAY SERVICES WEDNESDAY £VENINO tor llaJ 8, 19?0, at 9:30 a..m.,
J:4S ...,,, Ianda, Sclllool J.a liM courtroom ofOep&rtmeat
M!:!T1NO I •·•· ....., Ho. • of -•o -~, II -READING ROON 1:-..,._ Mooo;n1 Worolll • ~ ~· ·~
.._. • .,,~ t •·•· -S •·•· 6:0U p.ta. Train ina Uaiona ClYte:: Center Orin We.st, .Lalbe
...... ..,.,.: t •·•· -7td •·•· City of Santa A.na, CaWorD.la. T_...., _, ,,14..,: 7:00p.m. EvCnina Wontlip Dated: AprU zo. l9?0.
t .. a. -5 •·•·• 7-t •·•· W, E. STJOHN, Couoty Cletk.. ,_..,., t •·•· -4 ,... WEDNESDAY
IECOND Cllllacll CW' J -Bibl •·ely G&lYLD R. Keene, AttotDeJ for ~ ... ,..,.,. :A~ p.m. C au Petttiooer, 414 N. Newport
Nc.-,ort Buc h at 1 :00 p.m. Prll)'cr M .. tiftJ 81Yd., Newport Beach, CalU.
Coroft• •1 W.r L.--------..J Pub llah: April ZS, SO, May 7, 1100 Podfto Vlow Dr. 1910, In the Newport Harbor llJNO~Y sdlOOL It •• ATTEND THE CHUttOI EosiiiJI-
SlJNOAY SERVICE 11 •• -----~~=---WEDNESDAY EVI!IIING Of YOUI CltOICI LEGAL HOTICE
MEETING 1100 •·•· IIGULAI\. 'I
I•Mt.a ftoo~M afs .. .t Bhl.
1161 Eut C.ut a.,.., CDM • ...... rr~.1 10 ...... s , .... n .. 4.,. ...... 1 .. 9
S..Ll )0 .... tD 4p.-.
You we: cotdially in~i'tcd to
•uc:nd Clu~orch Scno1C:U and
1o u•t lht Rudi•a Room.
LUTHEIIAH CHURCH
Of THE IIIASTER
L • .., .. c._,.... h• A.•rtce
noo Padllc VIow Dr. c..-<lol .... ' Calll-
llll WU.LIAJI R. Et.UR -·"'--tlra.WIItfocamborU..
Par11b WarW
O:OOA-11. -FamiiJ-~
10:00 A. II_ -Cllllrcll 110lloOI
11:00 A. II_-FIOII .. -oOip
lttiRSDY PROVIDED
aV .. !N •• 811t VIC K ''" "·101..
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P .. stor Fr ed Morse
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• MONDAY, APRIL 13
S UPERIOR COURT OF THE A combination lock oo the
STATE OF CAUFORNIA locker at the Newport Teon.U;
FOR THE COUNTY Club, 2601 Eastbluft Dr., East
OF ORANGE Blutf, did oot prennt a bu:rglar
No. A-65783 rrom taking Z tennls rackets lliX1
NOTICE OF KEARlNG padlock O"''ned by Andre Del
NOTICE OF HEARING OF P£-s.c.Que, SOl Vista Gnnde, East
TITION FOR PROBATE OF Bluff, on Aprtl 11 of 12, for a
WtLL AND FOR LETTERS loss of $135 ••. A bUrglar
TESTAMENTARY sealed a lZ-foot qll at
Estate ot CATKERINE DON-Sub&ru tnc •• 1000 W. Coast
ALIJJON, Oec•Md. Hwy., M.a.rlller s M.Ue, and took
NOTICE ts HEREBY GIVEN $135 wortb of tools trom the
Tt.t Ooaald Dooa.IIUoa bu ft.Jed r epair shed sometime after Ap-
btreln a petit10a. l:ntheprot».te rU 9 ••. The electrlcaUy~n.
of the Wut ol the above-named ted prap door at 14 78 C..tuy
decedent and tor the luiiiiiC:e Or .. DJver ShOres, u .s opeoed
of letters testamentary to the during the day, and th e 10-speed
petttlooer, n fereoce to wtUcb ScbWlDO nrslty btcycleotGavtn
ts made lot further particulars, Herbert V, lZ, was stoleo ...
a.nd that the time aDd place of A $1,500 mink stole was takeo
heatlo( the same baa: been set April 11 trom the iocked car ol.
tor Yay 8, 1970, at O:SO Lm., Dr . James Britton of Long
tn tbt courtroom otDreputmtlll: Beach, parked between 3:30and
No. 3 of Ald court, at '700 5:30 p.m. at Fasnton lsl&OO ..•
Clyte Center DriYI West, lithe Julle PitGnen, 30, ofU81 8t.Y-
Clty ol SaDta Ana, Calltornta. shore Or ., Bay ShOr es, puked
Dated: Apr il 10, 18?0. a bib)' stoUer LD troot ol a
C.lYin R. Kune, Attorney tor dtuslni room at Roblnaoa's at
W, E. STJOHN, CouatyClerk. Futdoa Island at 3:30 p.m.;
G&J.Yiu R. KHoe, Attoroey lor wbeD sbe c.s.me back a h&lflwlur
Pttttiooer, 414 M. Newport tater, her purse, nllet, credU
BIYd,, Newport Beacb, CaJU. e&rdl aDd 10me cuh •ere CDD1
Pllbllab: April IS, 10, May 7. from tbe stoller , , , BlUSteweo
10"10, ID tile Newport Harboo Pandlse, 14, oiZIB-1/ZG&roet
Eutp.. AYe .. 8a.lbo& Island, r eported
tblt a bolt r~ ud ... boud
wert tabo 10me time a.Aer
AprU 8 rrom the uolocked
aanct lor a lOSS of $'lZ • • •
Rtebar\1 Lawreace Stwaret.li,
o1. 449 H&mi JI:OQ, Costa M"'
ft.J arrested at 11:05 p.m. <X~ a
ellattt of <lrUDk lDa.atoatM&rt~
..,. Dr. ud G&lUJ Dr •• Donr
Sbare& ••• Jtmmlt C:UI Bolt.
to, u:t c.orce Heory CtoOIIMJ,
u . -"' uo 45111 St., .... !ffWPOI\ ,. .. , arr,..gd at 9:11
p.m. at tMlr ruldeDCt oo a
-· "' .... -"'mart-jtll.-. &loor wltll R_, ~
MatJt;ta, 11, of l~ ()rup. CoG .. _.._...._ __
lt, of 101 HJ.cb"ect Dr .. itat-
IIOr Hlcft".sa. ud T ...
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2712 E. Car~st Hwy.
COt O'II del w..-·
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If ycu uc 1 ne•comcr. Of
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lhe llarbor Aru •ho hu
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Harbor Vititor bel.;.ecn
I and \0 1.m .• Vld lhf'
.., II call on your fri~G
•1th valuable tnforml ll(.o·l'
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U.O 1111 $150 Sallol •I-t ball dlroctor, Mro,IAo-Mr r-!-.._ J oo ~ olllll _. atiiU.1117 J ordlll1 Jr hold tho Or ttl ball 1• "'"' r •
-·• Procram cbalrau Ill ltlro.II<I-Ft. oo AprU 3; tbe aut d&J U eommlttM meeUDrlDberbom•. bert HaYti. laJU:atiou: eba!r-
wu IDD' ••• Georpftotbrocl, Amoor tbose dlec:UJ.I:IAr ar. mea are ..,,, BrlaD AlbM1
storeroom m&lllpl' at Ho1f nnremuta were Mrs. Jaek Ewa.kl IDd Mn. CIIDdto I"ID boetttal. taJdq illftatory OD Uadea Caldwell, debut&Dte liMb. RtMrYatlou will bt
rec.eaUy urtnd f'llr•IIJM•p:, chairman; Mrs. MelYio llaDitl bandied by Mu Palll Jotl wu. diiCO'fered Z tJeeutlfe Cbairl Kilmer W, deeoraU0118 cbair-lla.m '
m1u1oc , •. JulJe Marte An-FRANK R. SPRA T1', 510! S...-ma.n. and ber uststanta, Mrs. ~ eom lttet blrs tbooy, ZZ0-1/Z OWnood be., sbore Dr., Wt~t Newport, Sl-Ernest Theodore Hlnshaw and m memPal
oA, ....... lsi•-' r-~-tbl.tsld. year ea:v'-M ot n... ... Ci Nt .... t y Rlcbud LansJ.n• Law-lDchade tbe Mmes.Rlcbard • ~ -.. ~--~ ~ ... rs. " rlckCWford. ti&DIWllllamVo .. boots, Jacket, camera &Dd ski Mtc. Co. aDd tbt Payne Co, lD renee, 181, Rowlaad GudDtr Lolmu.
poles had bee1J .stolen trom ber tbe City ol lbdustry, bas been The dale of Saturday, NOY. Robert lleltlo Hallet, Gtorp car ~Ud at Z%3 Dtamorad AYe,, promoted to uecutln rlce-Z8, bas been reserved oo tbe
tor a loss ot $177 ••• WbUe presJdent &Dd director of sales Newporter lno calendar by Mrs. Drtper Muncer, Jr., UuoSte ..
wa.rt Mlm1, Rlcbard CurUI Jtme Myers Bner, lZO Pearl for both companies. He l.s a Robert Stanley Rosenast, botel Rawllnp, Paul ConD&Uy, Heory
An,, Balboa lsla.Dd. wu awav aatln of Moorovla&Dd an~um-arn.ogement cbairman. MUIJc ~t -• •· tl o1 ~-· J C 11 ~-Wa.per, Jr., Reed Georp&au-at a party oo tbe nl.., ..... ....-r au ..---.,ena unJ.or o ege cllairman tor tbe event 1a -us. and Jobn Christian loode
8 someone e.otered the bd llld tbe UnlversityofOreaon. He Russell Reed Langenback, and ~an -sior1 bedroom by way ol tbe jol.Ded Day 4t Night in 1939 in tta.
outside ......... -,,,000 hla Orst full •m• job alter col-Newcomers at Hoag mink stole and a $1,500 mi.Qk. lege.
cape· · ·The car of~ BADHAM HONORED • SUNDAY, APRIL lZ Girl •• Mr. &Dd Mrs. Jerry
Ann Helnighen. ZZ, of 133 , Assemblyman Robert E Bad-Boy --Mr. and Mrs, Robert D R 381 E 18th st Costa
Balboa Blvd., Central Newport, ham (R.Newport Beach) was Warmington. 413 Acacia, Co-M·.:..u, • ••
stopped fol' the Ugbt at chosen as ''an OttstaodJ.or rooa. de l Mar. Boy--Mr. and Mrs. Cba.Do
Jamboree Rd. on Coast H?·· legislator" by the Calltoroia Girl --Mr. and Mrs. Max Camarillo, z.u RobtMood
was rammed by tbe car of ol-Republlcan Assembly at Its re. Woodbury, 2526 Carnegie Ave., Plac Costa Mea
DeY Joseph Stetnre Jr., 40• cent state-wtde meeting. Out. Costa Mesa. Bo~ --Mr. and Mrs. Gary
ol La.guoa Beach, going CRA President James S, • MONDAY, APRIL 13 Weir, 2265 Pomooa, Apt. B,
Kraemer ol Oaklaod presented Girl-Mr. and Mrs , Vaug!tn Costa Mesa
CLARK ART DISPLAYED tbe hooor to Assemblyman Bad. L. Edga.r Jr., 1223W.BayAve., • FRIDAY 'APRIL 17 Violet Cluk.. a lllUveotKen-ham at tbe Sacramento session. Balboa. Boy __ 'w:r and Mrs Ray.
tuclr.y, Who bas spent most of The veteran 7lst District law-• TUESDAY, APRIL 14 mood Mac~ld 194i Port
her adult We In Callfornia, mater later received unanf. Boy ·-Mr · and Mrs. Robert Chelsea Place lipp.r Harbor
will be featured ln the May art mous eodorsement of the dis. Burns, 2272 PomooaAve.,Cos-View Hills. '
exhlblt atMutualSa:rLocs&tLoa.n trlct•s United Republicans ot ta Mesa. • SATURDAY APRIL 18
Assn., 28e7 E. Coast Hwy., CaWornia. Boy --Mr. and Mr s. Walter Boy--Mr. •and Mrs. WUUam
Corooa del~. E. Hemingway Jr., 160 Zlrd Salt%man, 685-A Plumber,
She worts in otl and ruer LEGAL NOTICE St., Costa Mesa. Costa Mesa.
colors in both tradltlooa.l and • WEDNESDAY, APRIL 15
semi ...abstract, CERTIFICATE OF Boy __ Mr. and Mrs . Dietrich Boy --Mr. aod Mrs. Roman
CORPORATION Vogel, 66o Seai St.,CostaMesa. Scheidel, 665 Surf, Costa Mesa.. LEGAL MOTICI FOR TRANSACTION OF BUSI-Boy __ Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Boy --Mr. and Mr.s. Char.
CERTIFICATE OF BlSINESS NESS UNDER fiCTITIOlS Treacy, 321 E. 22nd st., Cos .1 les M1Uer, Z364.A Norse Afe,,
NAME Mesa. Costa Mesa. Fictitious Flrm Name THE UNDERS IGNED COR-Twin boys--Mr. and Mrs.
THE UNDERSIGNED does PORATlON does hereby certify • THURSDAY, APRIL 16 Roger Bensoo., S40DeAor.aDr.,
hereby certiJY that sh·e Is con-that u Is conducting a Business Boy --Mr. and Mr s. Bruce Corona Hfgfllands.
duct1ng a Cosmetology business located at 14851 Jertrey Road, Blackman, 250 Prospect St,, Boy __ Mr, and Mrs. Larry
at 410 W. Coast Highway, Suite lrvioe, California, under the Newport ShOr es. Klein. 408-1/2 Acacia, Corona
B., Nuport Beach, uOOer tbe fictitious Qrm oame of THE --------del Mar.
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TRY A NEW Dl\oi!NSIOM IN MASTER CRAFTWAHSHIP
Expert Paper Hanging,
Painting & Decorating
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.Damato & Sons fictitious ftrm rwneofTbeHalr MEADOWS _ mVINE and that LEGAL NOTICE • SUNDAY, APRIL 19 • I ~that sald Or I "'m ----------LICENSED & IHSUREO • GENERAL CONTRACTING auu m s""" • the oame of said coporatlona.nd --CERTIFICATE OF Girl--Mr. and Mrs. JohnL.
posed of the following per .;on Us priocipal place of busloess CORPORATION Lee, 3&4 Hamilton St., Costa Over !4 C.alury of Ezpert Wcxkmcm.•hlp
DEAN WITTER I5C Co.
INCORPORATED
""•'"'"' New York Stock t.:chana•
Brrr~torr R. Ogtlrrr, Vi er Prf!sitlerrt
FirrtJrrci•l PltJziJ
whose oame tn tull and place is as follows: fOR TRANSACTION OF Bl51-Mesa. II C!MT!R ST. COST A M!SA of residence are as lo ows, NAME OF CORPOfl .\TION: NESS UNDER f iCTITIOUS Girl ·-Mr, and Mrs. Dav1d ~;:::::::;~::::::::::::::::::::::::::•' to-wit: Marian E. Field, AKA AZIMl!fH EQUITIES, INC. NA ME DUoo, 717 James St., Apt. D,
HO N~wpo rt C f'rrt~r Dn'u~. N~w(>ort 8t1Jcb
Td~tphor~r 644·2292
Terry FJeld, 22092 Surtrlder PRINCIPAL PLACE OF BlSI-THE UNDERSIGNED COR-Costa Mesa,
Lane, Huntington Beach. NESS : 45 70 Campus Drive -PORATION does hereby certlly
WITNESS my haod this 14th Suite t8, Newport Beach, Call-that It Is conducting a Bust-BARGAINS OFFERED
day of April, 1970, Marian E. fornia 9%660. oess located at 359 San Miguel Fish tanks, toy airplanes,
1 1 Field, Terry Field WITNESS Its hand this 15th Drive, Newport Beach, cau. bu-b..ques and weekeod trlp8
I DEAN WmER. CO. INCORPORATED I STATE OF CALIFORNIA ) day of April. 19?0. fornla tmder the fletitloustlrm are Just a fn of the ltemJ that
I I )ss. NAME OF CORPORATION: aame 'ot NEWPORT CENTER wW be anUable for purcbue 1 Pl.eue ~end me __ copy(iM) of your ffft report, 1 COUNTY OF O:UNGE ) AZIMUTH EQUITIES, INC. BUILDING and that tbe name of at tbe reaeralltoretobe~Did
1 "Po.itive lnveetment PolM=y-."'18 1 ON THJS 14tb d&1 of April. Stpature and title ofallthOr-Slid corporation and tts prln-tor ODe d&' by' tbe hc..U.
1 1 19'70, betort me, a Notary Pttl-lied offtcer or ottlcers of the etpal plaee of business 1.s u chapter ol Cltl.klru'• Asthma
1 1 Uc lo &Dd lor s&Jd ooUllt)' IJJd corporation: James F. Crout, follows· Research In.stitute&radRci..,Ual. I N"""--------------I state, residing therel.D, duly Sec, Treas. NAME. OF CORPORATION : The ~·s mnal bld'D tlu}'
I I comm1ss1ooed and sworn, per-STATE OF CALIFORNIA ) AZIMUTH EQUITIES, INC. ltlDCheon wtU be heklattheBal-
1 Addrf!u_____________ I sooally appeared Marloo E. )ss. PRINCIPAL PLACE OF BUSt-boa Bay Club on Saturda,,
I I FJeld, AKA Terry Field, tDowo COUNTY OF ORANGE ) NESS : 45 70 Campus Drive. Mly 9. AU proceeds will go 1 1 to m<! to be the persoo whose ON THIS 15th day of April, Suite 18 Newport Beach Call-directly to the tree treatmeJ:i. 1 Ci.ty _____ _s,.,,. ____ ziP'---1 name is subscrlbedtothewtlhln A.D., 1970, before me, the fornia 9i
660
. ' care-research PfOII'I.ffi at
1 1 instrument, and actoowledpcl undersigned, a Notary Public In WITN ESS Us hand this 15th CARIH, the natlon-sentoc
Telt!phonf!_____________ 1 to me that she executed the aDd for sa.td County and State, day of April, 1970, asthrN. center in Demer.
FOR ALL OF YOUR
INSURANCE NEEDS
ROBERTSON-SADLEIR
Insurance
3333 E. Coast Hwy .
Corono dol Mar-Tolephono 673-3850
r-'--------------------,same. residing therein, duly comnis-NAME Of CO RPORATION ; The !:arpin boutique will
WtTNE$ myhandaoootflcial stoned Ud sworn, personally AZIMI!rH EQUIT IES INC open at 10;30 a.m. Ltmcheon ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Mark~t News: Hear a concise summary of the market open ·
ing and the latest business and financial news highlights, on
DEAN WI'ITER MARKET REPORT
seal. Charles A. Waer appeared James F. Crout, Signature and title 'ofaullior-wiU be served at 12 DOOQ.
Notary Public lo and tor said known to me to be the secre-!ted officer or offteers of the There will also be a fa.shtoo
County am State. My Com-tary.trelilsurer of the corpora-corporation: James F. Croul, showotbothmen'sandwomen's 0fCO Block CO. KFAC. Dial Position 1330
8 :05a.m ., Monday through Friday
mission expires Oct. 6, 1970. tlon that ei ecuted the within ln. S T wearing :.ii.IJPUel, Cbairma.o of
Publish: April 23, 30, May 7,14, strumeot on behalf of the cor-s~~,{~~·CALIF"ORNIA ) the event, Mrs, Alleo Coodon. Bun..DING BLOCKS • AlJ. SIZES -ALL TYPES
1970, In the Newport poratioo therein named, and )ss reports that this is the ma)or T•Jepbooe: JAcDaa 1·ZZH L-;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;:.H:ar:bo~r~E~nst:gn:;,. """"'""'""''iiJ acknowledged to me that such COUNTY OF ORANGE ) • tund~~·~ral~stng~~·::.•e=n=t =of_the:_:__P•=c-e--~=-==K:::•':::•:::tla.=S=t:::o•:::'=""===="='"="=·="="='~=Sa=o=to==A=••:
SERVICE
ADAMS
tfobn
QUALITY CAR CARE BY
fACTORY TRAINED
PEOPLE WHO
CARE
:llliHAMOIIkVD.
OD•SOD
LIHIL111 IIDIIEIIIT&L • Iiiii m • IEICIIY ·IDIIIIIll
MM MfWDa MUUYa., COllA -.a
S40·S6~o
corporation necuted the same. ON THLS 15th day ot April, setter Cbapter.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I A.D., 1970, before me, the un.
have hereunto set my hand dersigned a Notuy PubUc
and altlied my offlcl.al seal the in and tor'satdCountyi.OOState,
day and year In thi s certificate residing therein. duly commls-
ftrst a.boYe WTitten. stoned and sworn persoo-
James Lee, Notary Public 1n ally appeared Jame~ F. Crout,
and for said County and State. known to me to be the secre-
My Commission Expires Jan. tary-treasurer of the corpora-
23, 1971. lion that execllted tbe within
PUBUSH : April 23, 30, M.1y 7, instrument on behaU of the
14, 1970, In tht: Newport Harbor corporation therein named, and
Ensign.. ackDOwledged to me that such
corporaUoo executed th e same. LEGAL NOTICE IN WITNESS WHEREOF,I have
P-36857 hereunto setmyhaodaodafflxed
CERTIFICATE FOR TRANS-my ot!lclal sealthedayandyea.r
ACTION OF BUSINESS UNDER in this cerWicate first above
FICTmOt5 NAME wrltteo.
THE UNDERSIGNED DOES James Lee, Notary POOUc in
hereby certity that he ts coo. and lor said County &Dd State,
ducttng a mall order-men's My Commlssl.on EJI)ires Jan.
clothing business kK:.ated at Z3, 1971.
inuitation
a quiet
moment
POB 1432 (mailing), 886 Sen. PUBLISH, April 23, 30, llay
ate St., Costa Mesa, <>ranee 7, 14, 1970, ln tbe Newport
County, Calltornla, unoer the iRu;,;;bor;;,,;;E,;;nsi;,IIL:;;;, ____ ""I,Sit a spell.
ncUtlotts Orm JRme of COM. In the beautiful
fORT and lhal saJd Orm Is SPRING
composed o1 the tollowlog per. indoor patio of
soos, whose aames in fUll 1M ffl
places of residence an as fol-ntW 0 Ct QCfOfS
lows, lo-wit, Heory Rogers, fashion Island.
886 Senate st., costa Mea, You'll enl'"" Calif. -':'
WITNESS IIY hand this 25111 monthi!J displa!l da' of M.u'ch, 1970
Slpature, H~~~~rr Ropro fresh flowers
STATE Of CALIFORNIA, )
h•.
County of 0rance J Nurm!J.
a. 25 llareb, IO'JO, -· mo, With ro"ee lbe UDdersJIDICI, a lfotarr II'
P.tbllc IJ1 ..., tor lllld Slll4. and oraiiiJe juice
relldiJ1r lllotelll, duty oommlo--=====~~~=;~! ~~ sk>llld and """' por-nJ p; rtlox !JOU •
._. .. Beary Hopro -. D ... LTZ Talre a 1ew momenu. to me to be tbe PI:I'IOCI wto. a1 I'
oame1s -bod to a...-MORWAR.IES The quiet can toe fOOthlng. ::"::"'U:b.:!::::;:t;:':1 Hourt , Monda!J · Thurtda!l9 to 4, frida!J9 to 6.
WITNESS DIJ -IIIII oftlelal 1741 ., ... A¥1.
11&1. CDITA als.t.
SE.U. .... W4a4
J .... F. RqJJCbi::atl .. ~::'' MfwAY :.:? hi>Uc Ia U11 ill< llld 0& IIAII
Newport 8eGch
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•
THE NEWPORT HAUOR
NSICN
There's more than one
way to say, "So what? It's
only money."
Whatever way is uaed
at.in the anger of Marshall
Duffield, Chainnan of the
Harbor Area Freeway
Fighters who is leading
Newport Beach resistance
to plans of the State High-
way Commission to split
the heart of the community
with an unwanted Coastal
"Scenic" Freeway which
haa a price 118 ruinous as
the degree of nuisance it
will bring.
"Smothering existing
traffic lanes of the Pacific
Coast Highway under dirt
of a new freeway embank-
ment is a freaky notion by
it8elf," Duffield says, "but
iMlating upon doing so at
edravagant cost is past aJI
understanding. The resi-
dential and commercia l
propertiefl which must be
condemned fo r this right-
of-way are the highest
prM:ed land in the city.
"Detailed analysis of the
savings possible by routing
the pro~ freeway along
another path were ex-
plained to the State High-
way Comm ission more
than five years ago. The
tota l sum invo lved then
wu estimated at $68 mil-
lion. That is no triOe. The
size today, however, is
even greater."
Under date of Decem-
ber 14, 1964 , DeLuew,
Cather & Co., consulting
en1ineen; of San Francisco
reported to the State Hilh-
wa.y Commiaaionen that
an inland route they had
atudied as an alternative to
the Pacific Coast Highway
path would bE' .98 miles
shorter and would save $10
million in oosts of right of
way plus $7.5 in construc-
tion oosts.
FurthE'nnore, the inland
route would pennit build-
ing the Newport Freeway
Bhorter hy .80 miles and
the Oran~~:e Freeway
ehorter by 1.20 miles,
which would result in a
further saving of $10,000,-
0CX>. 1lle&e e<:onomies to-
talled SZ7.5 millions.
In addition, DeLuew.
Cather & Co. calculated,
the savings for throurb
travelers in time and in ve-
hicle operating ezpense
would be worth $1.35 mil-
lions yearly. Over the esti-
mated 30 years life or the
proposed freeway, this sav-
ing would accumulate to
$40.5 millions for drivers
wholle California gas taxes
supply so much of the
money n eeded to build
freeways.
It wu along the8e lines
that the then State High-
way Encineer Juper C.
Womack had been thin);.
in1 when he had propoaed
the inland route for the
f~ay earlier only to be
ignored by the Commiaeion
M ay 22, 1963, •• Duffield
oboe.-ved.
The men on the State
Highway CommiMion Are
not the same in 1970 aa in
1966. However, the 1970
Commiuionere re--affinned
the Pacific Gout Freeway
alilfUJlent throu1h New-
port Beach at their El Cen-
tro meeting February 19-
20.
What we now uk the
State Highway Commi.-
lion to Nve il not merely
177.6 million, or $68.0 mil-
liono," .._.. Dulf;eld.
Save everythin1. non·t build thts flft!'Miy
at all.
Koop u-bulldozoio
and cement minn aw..y
from Newport 8Mch en-
tlroly.
fORGE'!' THIS FREE-
WAY!
,._.. WAll." lt the name being applied to .. ellll•••--for tt.e
projedecl Coa1t Freeway which the State .... ...., C IRRIUIU IMW
plon1 to llf'Kf beht .. n inland homes onllfWt 111•tM of h ... ch.
The very quolltiet whfeh a ttracted people to._ to he ht 1hk -.ter·
orient.d environRMnt woufd then be su~ , ... lcted fore Iorge
-iorify. O..troying Padfk Coast Highw.y for If U t II of ......... port
lhoch. Corona clet Mar and odjoceftt ea••wafl"' ... ~Y wilt
bring hordes of roaring, smog-producing vehicles which othefWiM
would use the Santo Ano and Son Diego freeways. Too many of th ...
autos will peel off here, jamming local streeh not designed for such
o burden. What may life here be like when you ore blocked from the
shore, locked in jams an local errands, fume -choked and nerve -wroclled
by noise hom this needlen n1.1i1once? As o start toward prevenring
this calamity, the petition reprod1.1ced on poge fo1.1r might be tJvned-
'
'Take Newport
Beach Off
Death Row ..• '
"Let's get Newport
Beach off DPath Row,"
says AI Forgit, former
member of the city council
who o rganized the first
Freeway Fighters ~troup
and who now st.i ll leads in
the struggle to block State
Highway Commissio n
plans to ram a new speed~
way through the heart of
the community.
"We need voter signa-
tures on our petition to
block this unneceuary
freeway. We need funds to
continue the fight until fed-
eral and state officials un-
deretand our position and
agree. We can win.
"The San Francisco
voters not long ago blocked
an objectionable freeway
there," says Forcil '-'llle
voter-. of South Puadena
m&de them back off from
plans for a freeway there
which would damage that
city.
"ln Newport Beach, for
that matter, A lfi'OUP of us
~re able 11 ahort time ago
to stAblish the fAct that
the State Hi1hway Com-
miaion IOITitltimea maW
a mietab. We prot..ted
Plf!GH TMr" to PQ6~ 4
TELEGRAM ASKS AID OF
ASSEMBLYMAN BOB BADHAM
HON ROBERT BADHAM
CALIFORNIA ASSEMBLY
STATE CAPITOL
SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA
"URGENTLY REQUEST YOU IWXEDIATELY INTRODUCE LEGISLATION
TO ELIMINATE THE NEWPORT BEA CH-CORONA DEL MAR SECT I ON OF THE
PROPOSED PACIFIC COAST SCENI C FREEWAY (AL SO KNOWN AS STATE
ROUTE #l ).
•THIS FREEWAY WILL CLEAVE NEWPORT IN HALF. GREATLY REDUCE
SCHOOL AND CITY TAXES, EMIT TONS OF CONTAMINANTS DAILY THUS
CHANGING OUR ENVIRONMENT, CREATE A "SLAUGHTER ALLEY", ATTRA CT
AND DUMP THOUSAND S OF CARS ON LOCAL STREETS INDAEQUATE TO
HANDLE THE PRESENT SUllliER TRAFFI C, CHOKE THE PENINSULA, WIPE
OUT MARINER'S MILE, AND REDUCE ADJACENT PROPERTY VALUES BY
MILLIONS OF DOLLARS.
"ALL OF US GREATLY APPRECIATE YOUR UNDERSTANDI NG AND
SUPPORT IN THE PAST.
•RESPECTFULLY. HARBOR AREA FREEWAY FIGHTERS EXECUTIVI
COIIIIITTEE.
PAUL GRUBER
TED WITIIIR
LDIOIIII IIEAIIS
I"RAAIX AIIBROSI
JACK HDSLEY
JOHN COIIDON
MRS. WILLIAM JONES
MRS. JOSEPH BECK
JOHN BOYD
WILLIAM COLLI NS
MARY MARTIN
AL FORGIT
VIN JORG~SEN
GLYN PRICE
ISABEL PEASI
MARSHALL 0\Jii'FIILD
Badham Bill
Can Block It
As8embly Bill 1701 to
removt> from tht> State
Highway System that por-
tion of Route 0nt> which
liE'S betwet>n Route 39
south of Huntington Beach
and Routl! 73 south of
Newport Beach h88 been
introduced by the Hon.
Robert Badham. reprE'-
aenting thE' 71st District
which includee. NE'wport
Beach.
If this legislation is
pASMd by thf' State Legis-
lature and sillfled by Gov .
Rea1an. the 80-<:lllled Pa-
cific ("oa.st Scenic Freeway
will be a dead issuE'.
With this law in effect.
the State Highway Com-
miBsion I08e6 its authority
to construct its planned
Coastal Freeway structure
on top of the Pacific Cout
Hiahway, obliterating the
~tifill"OIIdanden!ctinl•
"Berlin Wall" ~ of em-
hllnkmPnt which will aplit
Newport Beach into two
uncoordinated aft'lflli.
A similar bill introduoed
by A..emblyman a.dham
in 1965 ...-the --bly but failed to ret out ot
CommittH for a Senate
vow.
SignaturM on the prti·
tion to uve Newport
"Sin Francisco Did It!
Santi larlllra Did It!
South Paudena Won!
So Can Newport Beach!"
Qualities which make life pleasant in Newport
Beach can still be prote!:'ted against destruction by
a Coastal Freeway which would chop the com-
munity apart. The fight to block construction of
the 40-foot freewav embankment as a ''Berlin Wall ..
between the Heights and the Bay-and-Beach aec-
tions gather's new strength. Hopes for victory im-
prove.
San Francisco voters blocked an unwanted free-
way which the State Highway Commission in-
tended to force upon that city. South Pasadena citi-
zens made their objections stick against plans for
a damaging freeway there. Newporten, for that
matter. succeeded in relocating the Newport Free·
wav to Superior Avenue.
It CAN be done. Our environment CAN be
saved.
Sr.hool Tax
Rise Hinted
"How badly hurt will the
Newport-Mes a Unified
School District be by the
projected Coastal Freeway
through Newport Beach?''
"How big a boost in our
school tax rate mu!'it bE'
made to sustain income
when properties con -
demned for the right-of·
way an> removed from the
tax rolls?"
These questions were
askE'd by Walter Adri.an,
Director of Fisca.l Planninll
for the unified school dis-
trict, in a letter to the La&
Angele& office of the State
ffiohway Commiaian. The
oommissKm has engineere
expert in C08t · bei'X'fit ratio
calculations and in such
related matters as this.
Adrian _.,loeed with hi&
letter tha n 1 r w ry map&
and wri.ttlll ' ;jpr&.ions of
the ·-liol ......... ;. ..,..,___..__
waatato...._
BefoR Uae Ki111 l dJ.
lriclo "' c--.... New-po.rt BM.dl wwe
-· t,....,. ....... II#. New-portB•••..._Ita ....... .._.,,, ....... oil.-__.., ••b enti-
--.. -IJIIITect.ed bJ' the fow_aao J)lan. Now
l's-r..•Pat' 4
HON. ROBERT BADHAM
Bead\ from dismember-
ment will add emphasia to
the campaign to persuade
the Statt' Le1islature to
pR88 the law in the 1970
8e88ion.
Aaaemblyman Badham
is a fifth generation South-
em Californian. Hill uncle
was an Aaeemblyman from
1919 to 1934, and Hon.
Robert Badham .... held
his pteaent office aince
1962. At hi& 1964 re-elec-
tion he received the l.arpat
number ol votel CMt for an
Ullelllblyman in Califot"ftiil
hiatory, 104.000.
Chairman of the Com-
mittee on Commerce and
PlibiM: Utilitloo. lw oloo
lef'Y'ea on the Public Em-
ployment and Red .......
Committ~ and on the
Water Comrnitt. phil the
AdvWory Commi-lor
National Rivers and Rar-botoeonrr--.
This conclusion by the
Harbor Area Freeway
Fi~~:hters has given fresh
impetus to the gnU~&-rootli
sur~te of re~~istance whidl
the group is leadi"-1 apinat
State Highway Commia-
sion plaN to bury the New-
port Beach stretch of the
Pacific Coast Highway un·
d(>r a roarina. fume-anon.
ing monster of a freeway
morP likely to brina traffic
jatTI8 than traffic relief, and
certain to di80dent eMen-
tial living patt.Pms at a-
travagant dollar0011t to bm-
JlfiYers Thf. environment
could not survive the in·
trusion.
For thiEi rP8.90n. evidence
of the widespread oppoai-
tion to the Coa&tal FI"P.!&-
way link throuP, Newpuct
BNch: will be prfttfttl!ld to
Tntll8portation Secy. John
Volpe in WashinRton, D.C.
Secy Volpe hwl l'f"Cently
held up traru;fer of federal
funds to agencies wantin1
to build freewaye whidl
reAlly threaten environ-
ments they purport to
serve. He and his U .S. Bu-
reau of Public RMds will
be given Lh(' many g<XXI
lllll8Qns why federal money
ld not aMiat the ill·
idered projPCt which
badly hann Nf'WJ)Ort
Beach.
Closer on target iA the
bill introduced by AMem·
blyman Robert Badham to
remove from the State
Highway System the New·
port Beach strt>tch or the
Pacific Cout Hi1hway.
This legislation would take
the are.t!l out of the juria-
diction of the State High-
way Commiu ion and
prevent ezecution of the
freeway construction pta.n.
which have been the center
of A 15 year mnt.nM!I'Iy
and which still meet fierce
opposi tion in Newport
BeACh and amon1 many ol
its nei(l:hbore.
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The Newspapers Say •••
The Ensign
"A DlUI.ive effort is un-
der way by community
leaders in Newport Beach
to eliminate entirely the
Pacific Coast Freeway
from the Santa Ana River
to the Corona del Mar
Freeway junction at Mac-
Arthur Blvd."
So reported Don Ander-
eon in the March 5 issue of
the Newport Harbor EN-
S I GN. And he is so
RIGHT.
He was a lso correct
when he wrote further that
"the revival of the long-
fought freeway battle fol-
lows closely on the heels of
the State Highway Com-
mission's action two weeks
ago refusing any restudy of
a portion of the route af-
fecting the Mariner's Mile
business district and West
N ewpo rt." The Commis-
sion met in El Centro Feb-
ruary 19-20 to take that
action.
Paul Gruber, form er
Mayor of Ne wport Beach,
was quote d as promising
"We're just beginning to
fight." He said Ncwporters
to whom he talks are op-
posed to any coastal FrN>-
way at al l in Newport
Beach. These Newporters
orter funds to help oppose
the Pacific Coost Freeway
project in whatever way
possible, including effort.<;
in Washington, D .C ., to
block expendit ure of f('(ler·
al funds through the US
Bureau of Public Roods for
this purpose.
AI Forgit agrees with
Mayor G ruber. observing
that thP Bureau of Public
Roads has a policy of pro-
tecting the Pnvimnmental
qualities o f c ities from
damaj;l"e by freeways where
that is threatenf'd.
Roy B Woolse.v of Lido
Isle concurs, obs<>rvinll also
that "In addition to all the
other problems. the Frt'f'·
way would take awa.v too
much property tha t ~Pner
ate~ tnx income for thf•
school district ;md thP city
and cou nty ~overnmf'ntJO;
Resident.<; just voted a tax
override that would in-
crea"" taxf's to morf' than
S4 per S \00 aAA-eS!Sf!d valu -
ation. The tax loss that
would ft>!'iult from puttinll
the Free"Nay through New-
port Beach would be in ex-
0068 of $400,000 per year.
"It would be much
cheaper to add extra 1anee
to the 10 miles of the New-
port Freeway and the
Corona del Mar Freeway
than to build four miles of
Freeway along Pacific
Coast Highway," Woolsey
says.
Wall Street
Joumal
"Freeways that adverse-
ly affect our environment
cannot be built," is how the
Wall Street Journal April
7 quoted Seeretary John A
Volpe of the U.S. Depart-
ment of Transportation.
''The Secretary is a lso
insis ting that any highway
projects that would de-
molish houses bt> held up
until decent replacement
hous ing is assured," the
news pape r continued .
"Now, he predicts, road
planners will think a great
deal mort> seriously about
goi ng through areas that
involve taking houses .
··Mr. Volpe will prob-
ably go much further in the
months a head to halt or re-
locate freewaysdesignt>d to
push through communities,
parks o r historical sitf'S .
W hile his department
would prpfer that state
highway planners settlt:'
disputf>s on the ir own, thl'
Secretary Sl'eS perhaps a
doze n more I than thost·
citf>d 1 m which he'll prob-
ably ha·,e to intervene .
•·J wouldn't anticipate
much pressure from stall'!>
to build new hi~hways in
metropo li ta n a reas a ny
mort'," says an off icial of
t he Burt:'au o f Pu b li c
Roods
'"ThE' qut."'s tion in ~mt>
urban EILf'BS now isn't what
route bill whether to build
any route," says (;ov Dan-
iel J Evan~ of Washin ji!:-
ton .
. Now white s ubur-
tJ~:m ites are joining black
11he tto dwellers to prote!'t
roods. saying tht>y an> u~~:Jy ,
use valua blf' land , tPa r up
homes. s torf'S and parks,
split neighborhoods and
add to pollution and noise."
MARINERS' MILE is shown here as it looks now. What the State High-
way Comminion wonts to do to this shopping Jervice center -destroy
it -is indicate d by the sketch . The Balboa Bay Club is easily re cog-
nized ol right of center in the foreground. From thai landmark the
buil dings to be rated con be identified without difficulty. Imagine how
much extra bother ond annoyance is being planned for you and your
neighbors by pro molen of the Coastal Freewa y. To prevent the intru-
sion of this unwo nted, unnecenory freeway in to Newport Beach, to
prevent splitting the community and ruining our healthy environment -
at your expense, pleote sign a copy of the petition shown on page four
os soon os possible. Your neighbors ore likely to sign oho after you
talk it over together.
Newporter News
DO SOMETHING to
STOP this FREEWAY~
T hat is the editorial
mes sa ge from W ay ne
Hami lton to n>8df'rs of The
NEWPORTER NEWS
wh ich April 2 ur~<:{•d them
"'to 1(1'1 up orr their collec-
tiV{' apa thi~" befor£' it i;:;
too late
The Pditorial SUilf.WSts
thf' Pacific C'ooJo>t FrE'f'way
will fail to providf' nny PS-
thetic thr ill~ wht•n loo kPd
a t.
It promises to he noisy
It will smPII bad Bad"
ThP smell i!' £'VPn likely to
he toxic
"And what about traf-
fic?" wrol.f' Editor Ham ii ·
ton "At preJO;(>nt Wt> have
stop si11ns to morr-or less
StaJt:ge r the incoming flow.
But l'VPn at that. wha l tiu
ou r strt".'('L"i look like over a
holiday o r during the sum-
mer?
"Cars are going to flow
from that Freeway like
syrup from a OOttle ... and
stop! There'll bE> no place
for them to go: no place to
untangiP. Aft.N a few limE$
in a mess like that, well.
maybe traffic WILL be
li~th ter in Newport ... but
so will tourists and. maybe,
I'Ven the non -rf'SidPn t boat
owners After a ll. the new
Dana Point Marina isn't
1 by fN><>way 1 that mu::h
farther ActuRlly, the pres-
e nt term inatio n o f the
Newport Freeway is a l-
ready closeenoullh to Nt>w-
port Bf'ach to bE> advanta-
grous enou11h for all con-
ce mod
··Also to bt> considered is
the length of time involved
in the con.c;truction of this
monster. It will take years,
and meanwhile what kind
of a n"l£'8!'! that will bring on
all citizens is beyond imag-
ining if you've never gone
through it. ... You'll be
sorry you ever heard of the
Freeway, and I don't mean
just the unfortunate ones
who will lose their homes
or their places of business.
I mean EVERYBODY
who comes anywhere near
Newport Beach.
;,lt isn't too late to stop
this needless Freeway, a
Freeway that nobody will
admit respons ibility or ne-
cessity for. For the sake of
everybody you know or
love, if not for Newport
Beach itself, DO SOME-
TH ING TO STOP THIS
FREEWAY!
"Write. Make it an issue
in the coming election.
Contact the Freeway Fight-
ers and give them your
s upport.
"Tomorrow if'i here. The
day after tomorrow may
be too late."
HARBOR AREA FREEWAY FIGHTERS
MARSHALL DUFFIELD. Chairmao
PAUL J. GRUBER, Vice Chairman
VIN JORGENSEN, Treasurer
MAS. AMELIA WATSON , Secretary
Al FOAGIT, Honorary Chairman
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE:
Mary G. Martin, AI Forgit, Charles Cotton. Mrs.
Emery. De De Moore, and Frank Wood.
Mrs . Amelia Watson, Frank Ambrose, Lemo1ne
Means, and John Durio.
William Collins, Glenn Price, and Mrs . Wilson Jones
Vin Jorgensen. John Boyd, Mrs. Ellen Lee. Paul
Gruber, and Mrs. Velwa Sedlar.
Ed Hirth, Marshall Outfield, Mrs. Carol Beek, and
Mrs. George Newton .
John Condon, Tom Stadlinger, Jack Hensley, and
Mrs. Barbara Games.
Ted Witmer, Isabel Pease. and Jerry Stewart.
Please address correspondence to Harbor Area
Freeway Fighters at 2612 West Coast Highway, New-
port Beach, CA 92660. (Phone: 548-0651 or LIS-5551)
FREEWAY WOULD
OVERWHELM
HISTORIC SITE
This is a centennial year
for Newport Bay, for it was
in 1870 that Captain s . s.
Dunnell& o f San Diego
brought hia small stern-
wheel steamer, the Va-
quero, into what was then
known as San J oaquin Bay
to make first use of the new
port on the Southern Cali·
fornia ooasl
Settle111 in the new vil-
la1JeS of Santa Ana and
Tustin had come to feel
that they needed a seaport
becaUBe overland travel by
horse and wagon was slow
and difficult. A his toric
landmark plaque near the
Upper Bay Bridge now
commemo rates a ware--
house and wharf , ''Old
Landing."
Shipping busi~ began
to thrivt> in 1875 when the
M cFadden brothers,
James, Robert, and John
bought the landing and
put tht>ir ~:~teamer "New-
port" on a regu lar sche-dule
to and from San Francisco.
The landinll, with its clus-
tf'r o f warehouses and
dwell ings, was located be-
twepn the Dover Drive and
f'oa~t Highway intersec-
tion and the nearby Bay-
s hore TraiiN Park. It serv-
Pd shippers wpiJ until 1889.
In that year the ~cFad.
de ns transferrNI thPir ac-
tivities to an oet'an wharf
that 11tood on thf' site of th('
presPnt Newport pif'r. This
prospered too. In 1891 they
compiPted a railroad he-
twl'en Santa Ana and NPw-
port.
The observAnce of thf'
hundrt>dth annivprs.ary nf
C'npt.ain DunnPl ls' OJX"ninll
of a "New Port" may Also
mark the ohlite ration of
thf' O ld Landing site. as
Newport enters it.o; !'f'COnd
Cf'ntury. The historic ~it.f'
lies in thE' path of the pro-
posed coastal fr r-r-way
Bulldozer excavation fol -
lowed by ton~ of ct>ment
threatl'ns to f'rllf.e the fa -
miliar trailf'T communit.v
and t:1at portion o f th£'
bluff above on wh ich the
Mc Faddens' thrPP-lPvf'l
warehouse stood
On the other hand, may-
be your protests will be
effective to block construc-
tion of the unwelcome frf>e-
way.
THIS AEIIAL VIEW of Pacific Coast Highway on its way through Newport Beach and Cor""a dol Mar is drown-over to show what only tho birds will bo able to admire if the Stole Highway Commis-
sion penish in ih determination to split the Heights from the 6eoch -ond-6oy districts with on unnecessary Coastal FrHway. But the fight against this unwonted frHwoy is not lost. Memben of the
Harbor Area FrHway Fighters point to the successful campaigns in San Francisco and in South Pasadena to block plans for other undesirable frHways. Citizens of this section of Orange County fHI
equal to accomplishing a similar victory to preserve the water-oriented environment in wh ich they chose to live. They think they can block intrusion of this fume-clouded, noise-wracked, traffic-jam-
ming concrete monster. The white area sketched above indicates the extent of the right of way needed by the projected structure which would be built where now run the lanes of the Pacific Coast
Highway, Iones which the projected frHwoy would wipe out. The net gain in travel capacity wouk:l be of little benefit to local folk . The gain would be swamped by through-travellers diverted from
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Riverside Man ChairmaP.
Of California State
Highway Commission
Fred C. J ennings, River-
side real estate developer
who is president of Sun
Gold, Inc., director of
Security Pacific Bank
and fanner president of
the Rive rside Chamber of
Commerce, is chairman of
the California State High-
way Commi88ion, of which
he has been a member
11inoo 1966.
Letters addressed to him
at any of the addre88e8 will
ContiJuud from Pa~e 1
Freeway Fight
Can Be Won
Signatures on petitions
which ask help by proper
authorities to block this
freeway will strengthen the
Newport Bl·ach case in
Washington, D.C., and also
in Sacramt'nto before the
('alifomia legislators who
mus t approve ARRf'm bly-
man Badham'A bilL
Ftrnds to pay for dupli-
ca ting thrRe documents,
and for related expenses to
kN"p officials in Sacramen-
to and in Washington sr>n-
s itivf' to the ne£>d s of
N€"WJ)()rt Beach, arr> just a~
nrceF.sary as signAtures.
W hP n rPaders o r this
Hpecial news FleCtion havP
had a chanCE' to think over
all IISPf'Cl." of thr s ituation,
the Ha rbo r Area Frf'eway
Fi~hters will ~tladly wel-
come assiRtance from oflC'
a nd a ll. The help F'f'pN'Senl-
ed by petition signing is
appreciated and so art> lhP
dollars solic iiPd to kf'pp
this bAttle goin~t until it is
won.
State Assembly
Agreed 5 Years Ago
By a vote of 41 to 3, the
StatE> AAAembly in Sacra-
mento a pprovPd AB 2913
as in troduced by Newport
Beach As.o:;embl yman J ack
Bad ham to eliminate from
the Stale H ighway S.vRtem
any project for a fr«·wav
throul(h Newport 8Pach
a long the route followed by
t.l'K' Pacific Coast H i~thway.
The bill five yean; ajlo died
in Senate Committe!>.
be forwarded to him at the
Cornmiasion off~ at 1120
N Street. Sacramento, CA
95814.
Vice Chainnan ifl Moon
Kim Lee of Weaverville, a
Trinity County merchant
who had been active in the
Highway 299 A88ociation
before hie appointment in
1967.
Living cl08er to Newport
Beach is Highway Com-
mi.asioner Joeeph Sinnott.
president of San Diego Gas
& Electric Company. He
has been in office since
Jan. 14, as has Winston
Fuller, buaineee eecutive
and civic leader of San
Marino.
From Solvang in Santa
Barbera County came Rob-
ert E . Herdman to the
Highway Commi88ion in
1968. He is a retired
rancher.
The other two members
of the aeven-man State
Highwa y Commisaion
come from Central Cali -
fornia. They are Vernon
Criatina, head of his own
warehouse company in San
J06E!, a nd Maynard Mun-
gt>r of M od eato, re tired
president of Hobbs Par-
soru; Co., wholesale pro-
ducedistributors in Fresno.
C hief Administrative Of-
ficer to the Highway Com-
mission is J ames A. Moe.
State Highway Engineer
John A. Legarra has held
that Litle since July I, 1967,
after service with the Divi-
sion of H ighways since
1941.
County Once Opposed
Shore Freeway Path
"A freeway route within
one-quarter of a mile of the
coast-line has too many
s hortcominltS to be a prac-
tical location." This obser-
vation wac; highlil(ht of the
1964 rt>port of the Orange
County Rood Department
to the Board of Supervisors
following its study of the
South Coast Area. Recom-
mendation against a coas t-
al path through Laguna
Beach was followed.
THIEE NEW UIDGES, whic h the State Highway Comm ission proposes to erect over
Bad Boy at a height which will provide 40 feet clearance for boots, are intende d to
occupy this space. The center span is designed to corry freeway drive rs and the two
flanking structures are to be one -way routes for local traffic. The u isting b ridge
would be lorn down. Also destroyed would be acres and acres of highly-oueued
land require d for approaches to these monstrous spans, unleu the freewa y protect ;,
bladed Lon of lox re ve nues from these properties. a nd lou of service convenience
to the community from present occupants of this area. ore two disadvantages not
visually evident in this picture ! The new bridges certainly con handle o lot more
traHic -incoming probably
Destruction of Mariners'
Mile Service Foreseen
"Anybody who want.<> to enjoy the water recreation
opportunities at Newport will be deprived by the pro-
posed Pacific Coast Freeway from getting what is
needed to havp fun," sa_vs Vin J oncensen, Treasurer
of Harbor A"'a Freeway Fi~htP rs, "unlesg what iR
needed is a cement parasol 40 feet in the air The thrre
bridges which now arP elpnlf"nt.<; of thP projret will
form this kind of ponderous suns had(' for the bnck bay "
"If the new fn"eway i!'l constructl>d on top of Pacific
Coast Hi ~~:hway," Jor'jiten.."lf'n wams. "lhe no rth sidP of
the Ma riners' Mile will be dl'stroyt>d by the right-Of-
way. Service installation.<; on thf' south s ide of the
st reet can not survive thnf' under thf'S£> circumst.anCf>S
if only becaUSf' Uw:>rt> is no parkin~~: space on the south
side.
''Stops to shop for day-to-day ~s involvp visit."
to several differt>nt retail('rs. Should th(' north sirlP
stores be razed a..s planned, thf' south side merchant."
surely will find their patronaRP n"duet>d Bust nf"ss n-·t ro-
R"T"PS~>ion is hard to check Thf' commercml ruin of tht"
whole service cent.{'r known a!' thP MnrinPT'l'' ~-1 11f' could
I'P~ult from this frt'(>wa.v foll .v"
Jonrf'n."'E'n's PYE'!' roll l'kyward when hf' wlks ahout
the frft'way lx>causP hr can't ftnd comfort tn nwntal
ima~~:es of a 40-ff"f't hi~~:h ('nlhanknwnt plannf'd for thf'
WE'!'t Newport Sf'Ction .
"I can't 811:tt."f.' toitlw-r that a vi~ ion ol 10\ lmP"F., w1ll t ......
realizPd when the pl"'f'Sent bridJEe over the hack hav i!l
removed and thf'n replaced by three flf>paratf' !lpan..-:
also 40 fet;'t in the air so that tnR~l." of boat.., w tll hf'IV£'
clearance Three spans go a Jon~~: way toward making a
whole roof. But pven that IS not t.hf' main problem. Can
vou ima~tine what the approaches to three 40-feet
hrid~~:es will consume in t.f'rm~< of area available for
!'hoppinJE" and parking" ThP Sf>rvice cent.l'r will J1f'ver
..;urvivp it. in m_v opinion.
.. , "''· hlock lh•• r.....,wav'" MASS MEETING
Has It Eased-Up Any Th• oubllc •• , •• , ...
In the Past Five Years?
ThP larget;t daily vol-
unlf' of traffic of any inter·
Sf'<"tion in the County, re-
portNI lhf' Pilot OPwspapt>r
April 29. 196.5. wa~ that en-
counwred at Pacific Coast
H iR"hway and Newport
Boulevard
to a CltJ •wide rally to
be held at i :30 p.m. tbia
Thursday, Aprtl 30. Ia
the Se•port Rubor bleb
school a.udltortu•. Tbe
F"reew&y Fllht.en ur1e
you to come to aupport
tbla Important project.
the Santo Ana and Son Diego frHways. Orop-offs from the speedway stream would find little to k"P them here. The Mariners' Mile shopping center would be gone. There woukl be littt. piOCJe to
park. The local street con~stion would anger visitors as much as it would home-towners. Well, maybe their fury would not be so great as that of taxpayers of the Newport-Mesa Unified School
District when owners of property not cond.mned for right-of-way learn how much they hove to pay in added taxes to m"t the school budget offer these high-prtc.d properties ore off the tax rolls.
Property owners in this mood raise rents. lut first both ownen and renters hove an unfinished fight they con win if they try. Signatures to the petition published on the next page are wanted to help
block the freeway. So are contributtons to keep the campaign going. Please don't put it off. Do it now .
SU,EIIOI AVEN UE junction of the Newport Freeway with the projected Coast Freeway will caus~ construction of
a gigantic int~rchonge structure here unless aroused residents of Newport B~ac h a nd o dioce nt communities suc -
ceed in blocking existing plans of the State Highway Commission. Instead of o grad~ cra n in g with Pacific Coast
Highway monitored by lighh to space-out the traffic, a complex of earth dikes and concrete is pla nned to expedite
the continuous, high-speed flow of Iorge numbers of automobiles. Land and improvements co ndemned for this
Given Now Will Save
Your Nerves and Taxes Later
Dollars devoted to help-
ing Frreway Fighters block
the Pacific Coast Freeway
c an come ba ck w ith a
profit.
If the S ts te remov~ all
that assessed va luation
from the tax rolls by oon-
demnation for the right-of-
way. it will be necessary to
increasP the municipal tax
ra te on the remaining prop-
erty in Newport Bench to
keep city services function-
inj;l ..
And it will be necessary
to increase tJw SCHOOL
true ra te against p roperties
in BOTH Newport Beach
and Costa Mesa. Since uni-
fication into the Newport-
ll §s~s.chool d istrict. true -. of both cities can
increased bills a11
of tht> l'lhrinking of
.sc hoo l ta x h asP in
I eith<" municipal area . It's
one school tax area.
In such a way, then. the
dollars oontributed to the
fund to fight the oonstruc-
tion of the Coast Freeway
can oome back as savings
of increased tax payments
in the future. And as to
coming back with a prof-
it ....
Block that freeway and
profit from fewer fumes,
less noiRe, smoother flow-
ing traffic with le88 jam-
ming from additional ve-
hicles attracted to the free-
wa y from all o ver and
swamping local streets not
designed to cope with so
many.
The Freeway Fighters
need financial muscle as
well as courage to chal-
lenge the State Highway
Commi88ion. Pleaae aend
dollar contributions fo r
this purpo6e to the Trea-
surer at 261 2 West Coast
Highway, Newport Beach,
CA.~.
k Up
Desecration!"
Newporters are asked, in
both to speak up and
put up, as follows :
"If an acceptable design
not developed, a freeway
the route could
From Pag~ 1
COI:Ita Mesa properties
in the same school dia-
tu: base u Newport
propertiefl, however,
lhrinka .. of total .........t
permanentJy desecrate the
character of our water~ri
ented oommunity.
"It is important that our
citizens be well-informed
and eXpress themaelves on
this subject. This organi-
zation, the Harbor Area
Freeway Fighters, is doing
this well, so give them your
financial support," said
Councilman Hirth.
valuation of the district in
whatever lcx:ation must be
made good by shiltins a
larger share of the tu: bur-
den to remainins proper-
ties in both munici~Jitiee.
HARBOR AREA FREEWAY flGIITERB
2612 WEST COAST HIGHWAY
NEWPORT BEACH , CA ~
Con.tinu~d From Pot" 1
AI Forgit
Sees Victory
the path of the Newport
Freeway and we nuCOl"t'CCed
in having the route moved
to Superior Avenue wheN'
that 42-acre interchan~e
s tructure will d o lf'AA dam-
agt>," Forgit AAys. "We C.'l n
beat 'em if wr fi~h t 't·rn
And fight 'f'rn we w ill "
Forgit u rges New port
Beach voters, and tha5e of
adjacent areas w ho under·
stand the problem, to sup-
port Transports lion Secre-
tary John Volpe's posit ion
to protect oommunity val -
uee which are threawned
by needless frPe way struc-
tu .....
f o rgi t a lso feels that
backing Asflemblyman
Robert Bad ham's bill tore-
move from the S tate H igh-
wa y System th(' Coast
H ighway l ink th rOUR'h
Newport Beach a nd Co--
rona del Mar will be 11 ser·
vice to all communitie-s in
the State which are simr-
larly threatened.
"We ought to repra l the
Civic Death Penalty:· says
Forgit. ''We ca n p rove
right here that it is pos-
sible to block freeways any-
where in the Stall' wh ich
go nowhere, which are not
needed and which not only
fail to serve peoplr but
distress them instead.
"We wa nt N ewpo rt
Be ach take n o ff D ea th
Row. Weare willing to help
end this kind of capital
punishment for all Cali-
fornia cities which find
thel1'\lllelves in the same fix
88 we are."
1984 LIMERICK
Our~~~~~~ N~wport
H~~lau PMCh
Con ~ily lf!l to tM
Bmch
lf•M hot» tM Fr~~way
Jrut be/on brftl• of day
When 1M tro/fic roor
fod~• tc a Krncla!
Resident
Writes
State Body
Stste of California
Division of H igh wa_vs
Sacramrnto. f'alifom ia
G!'ntlf'm1·n .
SubJ('<'t roost f'rrrway
1 throu,::h crtu.>$ nf Nrwport
Brach , ('r,<t/(1 MP.~OI
For A numbt>r of venrs, a
pro~l frr-eway through
ou r town has been d is -
cus.'?ed continuom;ly. I havf'
com£' to the conclus ion that
it will NOT SOLVE ANY-
T HI NG and. th£'re fo re,
!':hould NOT BE BUI LT
AT ALL It will c rea t p
ma ny unfortunate th ing11 ·
('JQS(• to 100 families will
lose the ir homes and
m»ny other.. will suffN
C!'th£'tic losses
2 Ew-.rvc ne will s uffe r
from fu mPS rpollutwn l,
added traffic, JOSH o f the
last little bi t of natural
~~:round .
3 ProJX>r valul'S could de-
creaSf>
4 MorP people will hP com-
ing to an already over~
crowdNI area.
5. Unplear:;a nt added traf-
fic noise.
etc., etc.
This fref'way will cause
nothing but the destruction
of our community Pnviron-
ment t>ve ryhody will suf-
fe r from d estruc tion in
some fonn.
It seems to T1lf' that the
time ha11 come to Atop try-
ing to utilize ~u~ry aquare
inch of land and leave a
pinch here a nd there that
is left so that we may know
how God created it!
Harriet Sa rickman
502 Orchid Ave.
Corona del Mar, CA 92625
PLACE
ST~MP
HERE
THIRD CLASS
interchange will no longer pay taus to the school district, the county and the city. Parcels of property remain-
in g on the tax ra lls will hove to pay more to maintain income of these gO't'ernmentol agencies. Homes and busi-
nesses located here will hove to seek sites ehewhere, probably at eatro, uneapected expense. Freeway roar,
freeway fumes, freeway mobs ore in the cords UN LESS the Freeway Fighters succeed in blocking this "improve-
ment." To help, please sign the petition below and moil it as requested.
(When signatures hat.1e been obtained, please clip out petition and mail it to Harbor
Area Freeway FiRhters, 2612 West Coast Highway , N ewport Beach . CA 92660.1t will be for -
warded from there.)
T o:
Honorable Richard M . Nixon , President of the United States
Secretary John A . Volpe, U.S . Deportment of Transportatum
Senator George Murphy, Congress of the United States
Senator Alan Cranston . Congress of the United States
M ember., of the House of R epresentatives
Gouern or Ronald A . Reagan, State of California
Senator .John G. Schmitz, California State Legislature
A ssembly man R obert B. Badham, California State Legislature
M embers of the California State Legislature
Chairman and M em bers of the California Highway Commission
M ay or and Mem bers of the N ewport Beach City Council
PETITION
WHEREAS, the Pacific Coast Freeway (Route 1) as adopted May 22, 1963 and proposed
for constructwn, uwlates the enULronmental quality of the City of N ewport Beach California
destro ys large portions _o( its historicaL and maritime atmosphere, encroaches uPon nearbY
beach areas, adds retammg walls and embankments which erase beautiful natural assets,
sev~rs and separates _water ort~nted portions of the community from its ocean front beaches,
emtts tons of contammants datly and completely divides the city into two .<eporate ports;
W e, the undersigned citizens, residents and taxpayers of Newport Beach and adjacent
areas, respectfully petttwn that you separately or collectively come to our aid in saving our
ctt y from this permanent sca"1ng and destructum, by taking such actitm as is necessary and
approprtate to cause to be deleted from the California Freeway System, tlwse portionB of
the Pact/tc Coast Freeway (Route I) which are a part of the adopted route through the Cit y
of N ewport Beach and such other portionB as contribute to the present route align ment
SIGNED:
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