HomeMy WebLinkAbout1970-06-25 - Newport Harbor EnsignNEWLY ELECTED OFFICERS o1 t11o eor-cltliWC-·
btr ot Commerce toe lade, from left, Stuart TOtrDt, ru:tdeo.
tlal member and retlred real estate lnnstor, steooel Ylce ...
prealdeat; Carl Kegley, local attorMy, pre~eot; Bob
Butbolomn, owner of B&rthoknrnw lmnlraDce, flrst rice ..
president, aDd Bob Astoo. rice~presldeot a.od maoacer ot
tbe Corooa del Mar ot!lce ot Mutual SaYlap aJid Loan
Aun., treasarer. Iutallatioo or the news ot!leets· wtll be
btld Jllly 9 at a dinner meeting at the 1n1oe Coast CoWJt:ry
Club. (Eastp p-.) ·
TEACHERS ARE ASKING
BIGGER SALARY RAISE
Badham freeway
"II approved by
Slate mbly
Tbe State Assembly 'toted Jll·
terday 46 to 6 to favor of Aa ...
semlllyman Robert a.dblm'a
bill to ellmlDI.le from tbe tree-
way system that porUoe ol tbe
PacWc Coast tl'eewJJ rcMe
which truerse.s Newport Beaeb
and Coroaa del Mar.
But Hake, ueeutt•• seer e .. come lll wUh another scbedu.Le. The action came aboul U
t&r7 of tbe Newport Mesa Edu... "It's oot that tbe cUstrld a..m. yester«».y a.Pd. aceorcUDc
eatioD Assn,, saJd yesterday doesn"t have lba moaey, it":~ to sources 1n Sacrameato, re-
tbat bebellevestbescboolboud )ust that it hasn't committed cetved practically DD det*e.
cuftnd "eJtra"moneytoraise Us resources tor tt. They Mr , Badlwn's bill bad beeD
salary ~roprtaUons In thE. hann't put any prlorlty on P81'-1 Rl 5 H 1 Gil E 1n the 3rd readJ.oc ft.le for tbe
19?0-71 budpt ''llltwantsto." SOClDIII needs. I • H" b• past 3 days.
Lut week tbe board -"They fowld mooey tor otber ns 1g 1e The biU wu a <llroet resull
a preUmlDa.ry budget ot $28.1 things, but the board feels these of the labors of the Harbor Area
m.lllloo, Which Included a 5,6 oew a.od more illoonti•e pro-f B I d • Freeny Fighters, UDder tbe
per cent salary Increase LD au grams are more Important than 0 leS chalrma.nsh.lp ot Matsball Oat-
steps of the present tea::hP-!'-;' a staba1lsed personnel," he • • tlekt. Tbe Freeway Flchters
sa.Jary schedule, sa.Jd. "The salary scbedule Mrs. Iris Estelle Higbie, wile bad ottatrwt mon tba.a 20,000
M. Hake said teachers were adopted by lbe board tsa Ylctey of former Newport Beach City signatures ol. resldeuts cwoa-
"d'saR>Ol.nted In the amount Youse attempt to prcwlde jut CouncUman Clareoce (ChJ.ek) lng tbe frM'ftJ W'b.leb would
of the lDcrease as It barely a salary for so many per-Higbie, died Stmday at the Bay run right throu&fl the beart al
ecnera the cost of Uvlng ill-sonoel." Club apartment of a frteOO the clty.
crease." ~. William Cunntnamm Yhlle tbey were playt.ng cards. Tbe ttU oow goes to a Sen-
He said tbe malo disagree. said the district ca.n't accept The booeymooa of daughter ate committee and, Uapprond,
meDt "Is on how the iJJjeJ: the teachers' su,.,.ltions liD· Iris Awl and ber oew husband LYNN NEWTON of Batlxlra Isla.Dd points oo. the ffilP to the would 10 to lbe Ooor oftbeSen-
.. ·~wed T ••¥ destloa.tion of the "Powder Putt Derby," to which slle will ate sc .. -.. . ne way U is ocnr less tfie assoc1at:1oo can ftnd Paul £"--"",•as 1---... -ed ·
DE£ DEE PENNINGTON, 16, ot 313 E. Bay FL, Balboa Ls-
l&nd wa.s croWDed IIIJ.ss Newport Beach Frtday evenJ.Jig at
tbe Newport Harbor Chamber ol Commerce Commodores
ball. Sbe l.s tbe daucbter of Mr. am Wrs. Dooa1d Peantng.
too aDd wtU be a senior at Corona del Mar h.igb schOol 1n
tbe flll. Sbe bas malatatiW!Oj a better than 8 avenge
sened u bomecomiJle pri.Deess as a sop!Jamore, and play~
tbe CQ1b.r a.od stnp folk SlOOp. Runners-~ in the contest
.spotlSCted by tbe Newport Harbor Junior Cham ber of Com ~
meree, qre JeDDie Farber o1. Newport Harbor high schOol am l.llc:be.le Arra.nap and CU.U Peck. of Corooa del Ma.r
hlgtl SChool. (Eastp pllolo,)
•• be --& ..... .....u ~· ._ be competing for the first time. (Ensi.m """"""·' The Fr .... •y Fl~···s ooly z some peop..., are log cheated money in the budget or lm1ess and they returned for the prl--..,........ r. .. w:u
ft.na..Detally. What we're trying llle stateta.kesleglslatlveactton Yate fUneral se"tce held at POWDER PUFF LADIES weeks ago sent a deleptioo to do ls schedule the lndu wbJcn would result tn more Paci.Cc VIew CbapeloaMooday. to Washington, D.C., to preseat
so that people wtU be paid tunds eomtng to the dtstrlct. Tbe oewlyweda: were muried to Secretary ot Tra.nsportat1orl
CDM parking curbs ok'd
more equitably. Wr. Ha.ke sa.ld, boweYer, that SalurdaJ and •ere IJaneymoon. TAKE OFF JULY 3RD Jotm Volpe tbe petitioos a.D1 Newport Bel.cb CUJ COUDCU "U the board had acceptad he was not totally dla:eourapd lng at Late Arrowhead. the reasons for wamtD&: tbe adcpted a nsolut1oa. Mooday
some d our reoommeodat1ons by the district's r:tJ.Jta-e to The Higbie famUy bad been freeny taken out of tbe clty. aJ.Cbt llrnltln( tlM!! puklllg of
1n tbe put 1t woukt han oo.ly a.ccept Ulelt suaestto 14. "It summer residents and trequeot Mrs. George E. Newton o1 and alter looking 1J1to all ot NB b d I Ytblcles 00 Y&rlou.s bus1Dess
COlt about $100,000 for what toot us ~ oo. oar proposals yl.s.ltors 1n tbt Harbor Area tor Balboa Island and her co-pilot, tlle rules and regulatioo ot tbe U ge &ide lb"eeU ill tbe Corooa del
trll.cblra &rt seettnc. But, s1Dce about bel.ltb brelleftts &ad equal-DWQ' years. but Ba.Iboa. lala.od. Miss Helen Cra.nr. of Balboa., Powder Putr, I'm coortced that Mar Ilk.
tbtJ bl.ft adopted a oew ached-1saUoo ot summer sebooJ sal-became tbttr perllllJ»!Jt bome will take oft' July 3 from Yon-It 1s ~ sate u bas llowi1D • b I d Tbe remlCioo estabu.bes
• wt&lcb pll.etl lttp oot (& U1H lDd •• bllltn tb&l lf tO JIU'S aao Ybta. they moqd tert)' PeniUula. Airport on tbe dayUgt\t, VFR. (Yil\&1 Dllbt IS a ante ........ Pll'ldlc trom •..... htttf•• ~)at $7,111, ••-. lbow tblm.,..... a.-froii.G}Mdt't TbtllaaUJtlome ftrll "c d uw "powder puff r-.. ntllar Ulu c-. laltru-to I p.m. 1 daJa a...-a-
ll Ia .. .., fb eoit'lomiiiiiDc ......., lot our oa1ar7 _. 1o a1 SZ1 u.O,ot An. clo<b7." m-) .uo·--oo. N~ lloo<:l CffJ c--., -C.. Jlwy. to
t1tC •100,000 to PfOYide an cu eomefloombetorttbeJ.._ Mrs. H1~t, 19, bad beea They will be nytng a Cessna rotae tor even tbt moa p.s cU apprcwed a teat:Utni:J tal-tN ~ loeatMec:
IQilta.ble d11ttrent.lal between tbel.r tiDal t:Mdret lD late Auc· an tDeJ'C'(Itic community wu-ter Styhawl In their first venturt hungry plane. a.need budget ot Sl!.t5 mUUoa Fera.J.J A."·• botb s1dn: ·-
tbe ftl'1ous steps," ust they will accept our sur-here. Sbe was a fou.oder ol tbe in thea.nnua.lAU-WomanTra.ns. "I sort of backed lnto tbJ.s Tuesday a.igbt. 9liMC ~11.
He said the assodatioo has gestion." Woman's Ch1.c League, e1acu-continental Air Race, as it is but oow most of the paper work M least it will be t.laneed Heliotrope An., westerly
submltted 15 or 20 dUfereot Mr. Hake saidtheassociaUoll Uve secretary of the Newport offtci.a.lly called. is done. Tbose form ; are abo.,. 11 tbe public -.orks dep&rtmeut lide--100 feet southerly.
sa.larJ schedules ''but none ot wUl be worldng with the ens-Harbor United FIIDd, secretary This Is the oldest and kmgest ten Urnes harder to nu out than comes ~ 1rtth the $150,000 Hel.kltrope A•e., easterly
tbem awealed to tbe board. trtct throughoUt the summer of tbe local bn.ocb of the Atn-:.umua.l air classic for womi!D.. a governmeat w return. Am tn ~lta.l Imprcwemem cuts dde --DOrtherlJ to Thif'tj Ave.
We doo't have another ~itic to Show them Ybere add.itiooal erlean Red Cross. In GleDdale A dlUerent roule is chosen the Ust o1 t.hings to be carried ordered by tbe CooocJ.l. Helloerape A'"·· easterly
schedule 1n miDd; we want to monies could be used ror teacll-abe had been an omcer 1n eacll year, and tlle terminus in the airplane--wow! I! Be-Tbe teatatln baJaDct.ncactk:IO side--92 ,_., iOUtbe.rly,
tlnfl out l'lrst lf the board is er salaries, Instead of other the PTA. She belonged to the this year is at 3M Airport ln sides us and our Ugttt Jugpgt eame altereounctlmeoa.cc•ed lrls An .. westerly slde-.
really serious about new oe-"eJpensin" Items provided for Tuesday Club tor ma..ny years. Bristol, Pa., nearPli.J.ladelpflla. and all of the registratioo the majortty of cuts made by 72 feet southerly,
R'()tiaUOOs, U U Is, tlleo we'll tn the budget. Besides her husband a.od The contestants must arrive papers, Insurance form .;, Ya.l'-the various city cSepartmeats a1 Jur.-Joe AYe., westerly stde
daugbter, Mrs. Higbie 1s sur. there by sundown July 7 to tous certttlcates aDd Ucenses tlle CC)UOCU's request. --JBIJ feet aortberly,
Yived by a son, Rlcllard, who 1s qua.ll.fy for prizes. there are 4 quarts of water: The Cound.l bad a.sie<l tor &sm!JN! An., westerly side
an attoroey In his father's law The hooorary starter W"IU be portable oxygen, stgna.Uog a 3.2 per ceot across tbe board --87 feet soutbt.rly.
oUlce oa the lsla.nd, and a Mrs. Trudy Cooper, wUe of equ!pm~ot ••• .aDd that's just cUI 111 requests from eacll lie-Lar~ An., westerly side Mesa principal resigns
- -78 feel soutner Iy.
Lar~ur Ave., easterly side
--56 feet southerly.
Ya.rguerHe Ave., easterly
side--86 feet soutberl,)'.
Marl&Old AYe,, westerly side
--from a.lley oorUI of Cout
Hwy. 10 alle7 ...,.. of Cout
Bwy.
llarlaoJ4 ..... _., -
.-to aUer...., o1 eoo.t Hwy.
ltaretssus Afe., botb sides--
trom a.Uey aortb at Cout ltwy.
to alley so~ of Coast Hwy.
Orchid Ave., westerly side
--trom allE'}' oorth of Coast
Hwy, to alle}' south of COilst
Hwy.
Poinsettia Ave ., both sides
• -!rom alley oortll of Coast
Htry. to alle} south of Coast
Hwy.
Poppy Ave ., easterly side
• -to alley oortll of Coast Hwy.
Haul Dr., both sides--CD
alley north or Coast HW'}'.
• that some aspects of tbe mod-brother, Edward Kukell ol astronaut Gordon Cooper. She the begtnning." partment. Seferal departmerU, whO owns nver bed? Costa Mesa high school prtn-
c1pLI Frank Lopes nas resigned
to take a posttloo a.s a.sststant
"'*'lnteDdent 1n tlle Nonralk:-
La. Mltada. district.
ular scheduUog didn't work Amtty Harbor, Loog lsla.Dd. At has been a licensed pilot since Helen, wbo 1s oow W'Ofkiog OOWeYer, ~ tbe selt-de--
"because immature stucteats ber request the rlnal rites were ller student days at the Untver-out at El Toro Ln Naval i.Dtel-terml.Ded cuts. COUDCU ret\ased
weren't able to handle tbelarp private and burial ns at sea. sity of Hawali. Ugeoce, som~y Dopes to make to make cuts ln tbe library, Tbe QWsUon a.s to Ybo bas will result tn a determloaUoo
bloclui ot tree time the system A memorial ha.s been esQ.b.. Tlle 98 stock. airplanes par-nyt.nc ber life work.. marine safety and plannlnc de-Wp.J tiUt to the former bed a.s to wllo has legal title to
W:r. Lopes, who has been
prl.nclpal for the past 2 years,
quietly submitted Ills reslg-
aatioo June 16.
Sl.,t. WIWam Cunn.lngtwn
ta1d he was surprised to learn
tllat DO offtctal a.noowtCtment
of tbe restpa.Uon wu made.
He dealed that the restgnatioo
blld u)'thillg to do with parental
~la.lnta about the modu.tar
~beduUng system used slnce
llr. l.q)es took onr as prloi-
pal Z years ago.
Mr. Lopes told school board
member. lbe llieflt of June 16
pve them." Usbed tor Mrs. Hll,bie with the Uctpa.Ung this year n.nge from Botll girls admitted to thinll:-partments. They madeoalypar-of tbe Santa AQa Ri•er lrl West the former bed of the San&:a
Mr . Cwullngtwn sa.1d oo re-Newport Harbor United Fuod, the minimum 145 hO rsepower tng about tne Powder Puff Derby Ual cuts lrl the city rna..aaaer's Newport is ell)eeted to be re-Ana River. Our preliminary
placement has been appointed. !25 N. Newport Blvd., New. to the muimum of 450. And !tom their tlrst solo and, now, omce, public YOrtsdelartmeat !IOIYed Ill SIC)el'lor Court as t research mdicat"s that the city
"We have ootlces out all onr port Beach. so u will be wltll the pilots, they're really doing tt. and pollee ~meat. result ala lawsuit DDWpeodJ.oc, l:la.s a strong claim ol title
tlle state and will be ~erYiew-som~ of the gals having as Tbey hue been t.ai.ing Oytng-IDcluded l.n tbe cuttillg wu The lawsuit 1s betw.en Ban-to the for mer nver bed.
ing In 2 or 3 weets,'' be saJd_ VOTE A.GA.IH TUESDA. Y mllCll as 18,000 flours of fiy-lessons at 1"\\"WPOrt Skyways, a 7-lllODt.b delay tn Lmplemeat-ninr U..etests, G. E. KadaDe ··tn tllting witll Mr. Pem-
"The position Is open to q~aU. Voters ap!o will go to the log time and other s wtth the at I lie Ora.n~ CoWlty Airport. inc the pollee beU copter patrol a.ncS Sons. Signal OU and Gas broke I g:uned tne unpresslon
fled personnel botb inside and polls D8lt Tuesday Juoe 30 minimum of 200 hOurs plus. Lynn has a prlnle pilot's U-procram at a saYlngs ot $50,. Co., Humble OU Co., Arm. that Ill s apphcation to the city
outside the district. to cboose between 'state Se • Lyon Newton and Helen Cranz. cense '¥1tb instrument rating_ 500, aod a delay ill tbe hlrlocot stroo&' Petroleum Co. a.OO Hal. tor a lease oflhE' former river
''lhatetok>sehim.He'saftne ator Jobn G. Scllmltz(R. TU:: fall tmo thh latter category, Helen has a commercial pUoc: 21 oew persoone.l for tbe oew stead_ lt. Pembroke aiXI Mrs. bed wa..s de-Slgned primarily to
man. But this Is a stgntf1ca.ta Un) &Dd Dtmoc:.nt candidate but Lynn commented, "Even rating. They metdurlogameet-Newport Ceoter fire statiOIIIIl-Y.am..ie H~mt_ eel tbe elf} to take a posltioo
advancement for him. These DaYJd Hartman. fellow Lnstruc-the most professional racer had tog of tbe "99 Group," sponsor til May 15, 1971. The problam was brou&ht be-OD the q~~estion of tHie. Be-
postUons are rather ~cult to tor a.t Santa Aoa. College, to to have a tirst race sometime of the powder puff derb. lbchded 1.o tbe teDtatiYe bud-lore City Couocll M.OIIday nlebt cause ot the b et that the city
come by and 1 !mow he s been tlll tbe lDeJPlred term of Rep o· II get was a D81J'l)' $500,000 lD-•Den It was uk8d to eontl.rm !las DOW beeD made a party to ~:r=~~:=i~tm:~.ricu-!:!~ ~,~~:u~.;·~!'n~ II we phase out asked ~~~ => ~~ ~~~~~ r=l: ~ua;~~:J~~~:e:
rr'-"'1 • ortgU:a.I salary request after Sl.lMlttor Coart to tbe city at. city cbarter prollibl.ts surface
Ch ko not blo bl ed Seaator Scbmlts b.iled to win Counctlman Lindsley Par-the midst of densely dev-elOped lnitial persomel rl!lqQ&st eta totney for IAif'Oill'l.ate aeuoo. aDd slant..driiJin!o! lrunde tbe 0 lng W am tbt majortty •ote lP the June sons testJJled last week at the urban areas. The a.ncle.-oU of $5,900,000. Tbe Co.mctl IPPI'OI'td tbe coa. ctty lloQndarles, it is my r ecom. r , I eiectlon that W'OOJd bave made state senate fudlciary commit. wells located on these laDds • tlrmatiol:l. meodatlon that Mr , Pembroke
tbe special tlectioo uonee.es-tee bearing on seoa.te bills 966 han bee11 uoecooomtc to oper-0"1 slltk The que&Uoo u to ttUe betu be so adYised and tt»t oo Cotoaer'• depoties said this Pollee saJd be had left tbe IU'J. and 96'7, wtdcll are desiped to ate, yet tbeJ Unger 011. Some I •ben Mr. Pem~ otfwtd to fm'tber COQSideroion bt ct•en
wHt tbat a Newport Beach man hOUSe about mldD.Iellt witb. a help phase out uoproductt•e oil of these wells prodoce ootbtnc. tDter lito ao oU a-1 ... ..._ to the appUc.atioa for lflase ...
did DOt <lie SUDday of a blow cro~ ot about 10 or 1Z people NO TIPPLER'S TAX wells. whlle others ()l"Oduce Degllllble puzzle wttb tbe Ctty « Nnport Blacb, 8 •
"'lbo ....... u llrlll • ._ .... wlloalsobadaUollllecltho(lii1J. Ill NEWPORT BEACH Heappearedbelorethecom-.~ties of oil. ThO&O lclle cooerl.o( tllo tormorbec!oltllo USiness on
tM. laltl&d cboked to death c.~ Tbe Coroellases toUOO b1m 011 The Newport Belcb City mlttee on behalf of t.be City of nUs tan lml)tded cumal de-rt•er.
apl-ofmoat. tbelroolyardoooooftor. CCIOIIdJ,-tborocommeMa-Newport Beach &1111 of the ntopmeotoftbolallllson111cb u.s. Cout Guor<l olllctala Tbollllpttoobopa..-111& the bay?
Pollee, boweYer • art 1t111 He "" tueo to CoRa Ilea Uoa ot Cit)' A.lt«DtJ TullJSey. League o1 Caillornla ewes. tbeJ an loealed, and biYe t.d are lt1.1l trytq todeterm!Dttbe BtoaiiiCJ tllied ll:llacatut lin. •
1DYMtSII*iAI tbtdtl.tboiRonald Memorial Hospital, Y!Mre be moar, tu ruled out the posst-For the past Z yeus be bas a bU&bUDr effect 1D. m.1n1 IOUI'Ct cl ao oU sUet tb&t HWit aad Mr. Pemt:rot., elalm. Ao ordlJ:Uce tor replaU.oa
&. Bloet, 105 18th st •• u a <lied a lbort timellter. bt.Ut7 ot a "tJA)lera"' tu: 011 been a member of the Leaeue Soutbero Ca.UfornJa etttes. nc..t.s oato tbt bl&cb at Ntw-toe tbat tfMJ ftH tr..-e.tac ot commerclal a.ctt'ftUes l1l tbe
bomleJdt. Mr. 8)0ck's CadiDac coa-tbl ale w OOILIU.mptioD ot al· of ClUes ad boc committee on ''Tbe rtu011: tor this IDhiblt-port Pier tbt Dllftt ot JIIDt 11. oa IOCDt tllled au-t ad)actlll bay YU discussed at WondlJ
'"fte tiWJk bt wu prob&blJ' llrt1b1e wu i)uod parad DIIU' CC)IM)lle bwen. .. a. termlDatloo of ~roduc.Un oU 1D( efttct 011 defeq,t~MJS ls n. oU sUck. Ybldl 1utal to Mrs.. a.t•a lll'"'*'b wtd.dl. ..,tolne's meeUDe ot tbt: Nn.
bJt 1a tb1 bll.d--tbt bkJw lD tbe bomt, poUce Ald. c,_,.nrnaa MUa.o Doet:a1 r.d leases. qalte llmplot. Before tbt Wad-Ax ...n1 dala, bla~ a ~ 1IIIID tile bed ot tbl port S..Cb City CouDC.Il
tbt lnll'lt wu R'IU'e ..,.p Dtteeti.Ytl an ooaanntnc to ubd tbt ICI.U dal1.ac ao arber The proposed lepslation 1s OW'DIJ' caD obtaiD a klu to lW Ytde *" ol beacla rtYW . n. CouDeU dellyed ~
to Mft Docbd lllm ~-q11.aoa per-..: W'bo &Utaci«S ~ 111tloa co researcb the ol particular slpi.ftcuce to baUd u l~emeat Oil fd.J from tbe pier to 1SU!i st. Slmll Mrs.. fbJit US Mr.Pembr-. ot tbt fir• read1Dc, Uld lit tile
~.uri tbta attenrardl be tbe pu1y about wiWJ occarnd )taalltJ ot ..eb an eze11e tu. Newport Beacb beeauseotplans property. lt ls DtCeSSU'J tbat drop~: ol oll abo were IMDlD erota4"'1Ph1Md '111• tM maat. Olfer to u ld,__ -lillie_ to __ " allor Mr. Blocklllll tllo-Mr.s.,.-aldY-Dl&l>l, toranoe>allollofBonDlac-.. bloiiCaltlccolrololtbo-11M Balboa aNO lui Ft*7 a.•ac --ul lllo·otl m~Jol.7.6.
Aid Colta M.-. Pollee Capt. ld tbt l!oue.Somtpuff.,_., ''It .. ow QPtlloD uw tbe state ertJ 1AiaDd of West Newport ricftU ud cause tbe will • ud • wu ftaHcS tbln woOl convd•, c.lillmtactlllta.au. Two drafts cj tile GJIII.aDce
R.. P. er... rtpCII'ttdlJ told poUcttblnwu llu pr ..... tMetlttntltldd ud Newport Shores, ftere a the proput)' ID be atw""-J. bt IDOH eo lblklw, bill t1Ct .. H , • ._ bad alut--*"'.DDd ..... liP b ec.etl nor'Wa-
••Biilt wt r•IJJ dDit't toow
-..... llrlll. 'l1tort ...
poO!IIIltlliJ UJal .. ..., -I ..... 0to ~ to 1111-
l.a ' tw. t.br be cl:tobd."
a ''boiU.lll: at~t•• at till taptto. ot akd!DUc brlflfi&U, aumber of oil Yells ue lo-Tbu.s tlle bolder d tbt mlMnl .dlowed •· ~ tM1r Pt\:iiiebUd..,. tx. 111oMQ flfeaJ.Dc., 0.. draa
parlf ...., ...... Mr. Block .,.. --Moe atlJ lllrm o1 c:atecl. rlelfla Ia '" a pooltloa to ell-Somo otl olso na -Mo' ohlollfC otl uJ IU .._ ... wWtl allow toe C..CU-
otblra.ID &UINIIIM"... ..,,.., tan•.•• Yr. Par80Clll told the com-mud aa eD"btW.~~~m u tilt oe tile rocb at tbt Rutlor" ..a tliR-~ nc. to~ OOIIIIIIII'dll~-
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THI P"OAL. MlWSP"r--. '"The perfect 1cad' for an America£ abon Uncontrollable, n:curransldd tripr7 It hM a1l tl:ldlJ ftM tt 11 biOI Mil: to
Pll load Ua -•• 117 l Lll>lrl1 .._ d_,_ l lor--wtiiJ .. IIIpOfOI• lt-i>OIJII _. .. to llH -lac l -lol l ..... oebool ICbools. Thll II &1• .. Mrl to
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OP TMI Q'r( OP MllWPOA:l II.Aot atory ," aaid the teacher to the )ouroaHsm tlaa, happened. ''llareO..Idlioola."
THE HAIIBOII AHtA'S Ofo'J'SET 11£t'SI'AI'£11 "would oon1Ain _,.thin& of dell)', royally, ... yond belot! .._ "' -..... lo Lll>irV .._ -ld IIIIa
E ~el(, aod myatery." And a buddin& Hemins· come! It )'CHI doa't rt l .. oh' ... ....,C JlotP&IbOrttlal4110,.-IDOW
Off5ee •1111 ,., .. I,._ pl.al Ia liMo •it• Bvlldl... way turned ln his s&Ory ~tb lhia opc:nin& ten-l'c.chctl performin& the Ml act with each t1 1D tbt procnu ol. ntaDC
1. At 8u &lrll.f4a), CaW.. l. Tbt tdlretmtat ot lawa
I illlll -~ f:tCIIab lolcbor ... -..... i .. aJld UN, ,-.., -.iloa, a IX'Oba J, C~ oil tho omugUq 2'1 21 r.. eo.. Hwy., COI'ou del llaf CaW. -92625• tencc; "M y God," uid tbe Queen, "I'm prcg-atudc:nt. aa now recommended by lOme U:· hCJO.OOO to CU'11 tbt ca._
TILIPMOM!: 673.0550 (At" Ce4• 71 .. ) na nl aaain. I wonder w'-9 did it?'' peru. Com"*t..,._t o1 Pflft* wiiiO ..,_,. to Uoac. I ,.. tbtm a modtlt r.lb, Ud IWAoM Cbelt l.DjUrtu, o1 doe» ud -.rcottu at tbt
W'IIM be wu IID:)CUd don aDII Ytllcu bol-der. TH£ NEWPO•T' HARBOR £NSICN i• the oDly "' • .,.., ... prhat.d In today'a "sex.Wucat«<.'' fr«alovina Swe-children's an education, proccdura for wbkb '*WHoa. ud ., am lD tbt
bill pQIIahH I• dw City of Newpon Be-ct., ud tlte oaly loc•lly den, hardly anybody knows: who dkl il. Th1t (commitm~nt co mcnla.l holpitals) arc alre.dy proeea ofmt.....tSartbtiMm-
owtled alld oper•ed Mw.pap•r lo the Ne_,on H...._.Co-te ,., .. forrnc:r.ly pl~i_d and stable land ia _ridden with -:stablishfil (SIECUS). Yout~ are already ~iv-brara of tM C..aa.J Ora.qt
At•a. P\lblle'-d '--•Illy. oa Thw.d•Y'· Secoad <:1-po.r.-se paid neurosta, IUICtdc:a and venereal dtaeasc. One ina in comrnunes, promiscUOU& eu. produclhJ COQ!ItJ Cblrpter Clll tilt 11111C:111
.. eor ... d.l ...... CaUf. hundred and forty Swedilh doctort h)CCnlty babies with OM, then another. wilhout borne Order ol tbl World ..,., 1D
klcUd .n.u. trylar to aid the 3. The puap of a law to
lebool prlDCtpal, 'tfbo tdmself preJtlllt tbeSaprtmtCourtfrom wu lllldtac oll-eral pupils, OHrroltll( a FJ ln crlmiaol
1. Tbl CU:J ot Cblcaao aJoDe aettoa. ap.ll< poraolf'IPbtrl..
rtpOI'ted 1.01!5 usaultli oa 4, Eocouracement ot prtnte
taeblta ta liM. Ot these, ?60 aebooll: •
THE NEWPORT HARBOR ENSIGN Wu •dj..d,:ad to be a •••· stgncd a petitioo to the -ernmtnt which f th · ·, will be verv nnr~utar. Sexual at· mUUtr tlda a cro. III'Ojlet. ,_.,., ol ,. .... ~ c ltcvlatlon by co1.111 d.c:ree f4o. A-20118 deted d th S _ _. __ . o-· or a c~, 1 'J .r-r . -....8 --•-~ •~ .._, 14, 19Sl, i ll S.ertor Colin for the Co¥JMy of Ora , Staate of st~te al Weu&~J • .youn1 people are obscucd tacka, cnm~•· homosuuahty, pervon.o~, etc. •:_1•·-z•·--8t
c.Tuoral•, ..d by , .... a thet-eof i• qualified 10 publi:r•ll public· wtth ~ex and, pantmg from one pan.ner to (already chlld.R"n have been. butcher~ 1n pub-. .. u __ coordiD&tar, courldlrl attacU ••• made b7 Jq~t.LI1D 5. Lectsl&Uou to remove tbe
.otic•• rer.il'ed by hJw. another, somc have as many a.s 200 dtllercnl fie toilets while mother wattcd outstde). Bod· tbat COI!trol of CMR ICbooll bJ
AR'VO . HAAPA ............................. -.Own« and Publiabcr ~C:t part~ra! leu pervenions, ~ensational temptatioru to tbt pareDta, Ud bf ellet.td.
lf'ldlll hm oa. to aiL AFL-ClO Amtrtcao Fedetatloa
Sa edllc&tloD came !lOder the o1 T•cben &Dd tbe N&Uoall
ter\IUDJ ot lbl Uberty Lobby, £duca.Uoo As.octatiOil from tbl
u tbl ruult o1 a meettne ot Ust ot tu uempt P'CMCt•· PEC HAAPA ........................................ A-..ociMe Edhor lncJdcntally, Swedt:n hu the highest suicide youth ... rt"ducing AmerK:ans to ul-.all and ICbool boU'cla, 11 tbe OGl)' ft1
suesCli~TtON RATU rate in the "civilized" world, is a haven for spinc=less. uneducated vegetabl« .. , . Yes, ofiQIJ'&II&MlnttbatdriiCI,ItX.
Ia Harbcw Atea: Ooe re•· U .OO; 2 re••· 11.00 our draft dodgers, hdpi the Vil!t Cong. sill ft •·til aU .._ppn! cla .. room Tioluct &ad ltDJ1.,.
Out or H•bot Area; One )"!'•• 15.00; 2 reara, W.oo out 1611 w11ra and trades with both si~ and is "'Y be " -"" -11 · U'ltty tra.1n1A& CU be lftllt
tllt American AsiOCtatlon m &. Tbe tlrlncor lmpeachmeoJ:
Hamaollltlc PQ'Cbolo&Y, at o1 publlc eenUU wbo flout tbl
which IOftlt '*"le advocated law wt\icb forblda the buslnC ol
tbt teachlac ot Ute su. act 1n school cllUdren.
ARVO E. HAAPA, owner and publisher of the Ensign
• NEIGHBORS COULD HELP US
A l ook at a map of the adopted coast
route of the freeway is very revealing.
The route goes inland of Huntington Beach,
then suddenly turns toward the ocean to
follow the Coast Hwy. alignment through
Newport Beach and Corona del Mat, and
from here it will swing inland again to
by-pass Laguna Beach.
Huntington Beach officials are not act-
ing in the spirit of neighborliness by
now Insisting on having the freeway plow
through our connnunlty, while they them-
selves have been successful in keeping
the freeway out of the heart of their city.
We who are fighting to keep the free-
way from destroying hundredS of homes
and businesses In our community are
s eeking the same consideration that has
been won by our neighbor to the north.
Costa Mesa, our most immediat e neigh-
bor, also could help us. Costa Mesa also
would benefit from victory for the Harbor
Area Freeway Fighters. Ther e would
then be no n~ed for a full-scale freeway
to be constructed through the heart of
the historic Costa Mesa business district.
A freeway heading s traight toward an
ocean makes just about as much sense as
constructing such a thoroughfare to the
edge of Grand Canyon, from where it has
no place to go.
Joint effort by all the coastal communi-
ties could solve this pr obl em, and pre·
serve the coast from desecration and
pollution that the freeway would cause.
, . ' ou e• sun ... ....... . . . u utde for --o)d f:ubloqecl Rws1a s pimp. plaanrd that way! lt'a p~ycho-politicaJ war-...,..... •
"Just a few years ago," Ubrrty Lobby re· fu•' , •n'•n •nd u arx predicted· The com· "readiq. "rit1Dc, ud "rUb· · .. · ... ...... '" . . . : . metlc." He WU'lll: "lhllla we mmds u!i, we laughed at dreamers talkmg munist takeover of AmeriCa IS like pluc.klDg
bo • · ·1 , · · h I do · · tab oordrol ol tbe stboolllft.J a ut VISJ at10n tn sc oo rm•tonea (one overripe fruit.' Believe it: Read current and
ma.tc. one fcmt~le student alone in a bedroom back issuea or the DtJi/y Work/ (communill) from the t.tenl aDd state ·1h d 1 d'l w 1·111 d pernmem.s, and tiM com. w1 oor c O!OC: . . e gave 1 e or no ere • or any school underground paper! IT NE.ED n1&t 1 ted .:1 tor wWI ~nee to novels about male-female roommates NOT HAPPEN . tf the American people ria.e :~lr ~ O.allOIIau:aEdu!..Uoo
•n college, even tess credence to co-ed fra· in righteous rebellion they can s•nn it!" uyo A La"··' •~ Wlo · · • Wh · · d I h 1 .... r asoe ........., -~.we • ae tem 1t1Cs. o 1magme c ementary sc 00 LitH: Lobb hlldr and destro
children might be taught sex education with rty Y· our C en Y our
pornography in 'visuals' and detailed descrip· And the Blhle say!'-: oat1oLlf:rty" , -~y relates,
I ' ' Th · • r d " n .. And God looked upon the Earth, and, be-......,. ~ 11on o mtcrcounc. c 1uea o nu ·c t er· "lle•er •·•·re •·yo chllclrea " ... r d r 1 · .• d hold , it was corrupt: for all flcsh had corrupted Ull.u ua apy uo:•ng on::e on acu 11cs anu stu ents ....... 10 violentl" attacked from r b. •·· • .,. d 'bl ' His way upon the Earth. And God said unto uv 1 was ar too 1z.arre to uo: uo: tcve pDSSI e. -ithln ••·tr -a ...... yo.
W ld h ···1 · .• c h· b · Noah, 'The end of all tlesh is come before me:; .. u.. ..... -. -ou you ave ~ JC'Vcu tnese ram-leoce in the t.tlways I.DdiiWr·
•. IK ) n · ld .. _ for the Earth is filled with violence rhrough wa.s 1ng o rean war tee n1ques wou "" weUs ts ra ... -..,, &Dd children r • r , d d · · · them; and !>(hold. I will dettroy them with .. _.-o rccu on acult•es an stu ent s ("senSitiVIty the earth.' .. are being shaken down tor lbe1r
training")" Imagi ne anyone saying that in 1970 . lunch mooey, and physically
grade S('hool st udents would regularly indulge ~me people, ~~ CltCU!>C thetr own do-a.Dd semallJ abUsed. Tbe 'Tbree
in mtcrcourse. making it seem commonplace! nothm~ness. say: God alone can s~ve the R's' hl¥8 8008 by tlMt boud.
When J)() one then even spoke of homosexu-world. II appears to me that God IS more aDd DOW tbe educators hue
aht y. how would you hav~ known that in 1970 apt to destroy it. Or, at least deltroy all except come !C) with •community ad-
'' would he ;~c tual ly encouraged? Do you His chosen who havc accepted Christ and are ju.stmeot' ud 'btbuior&l modi·
kno ..... even now. about teenage swap clubs? prepared for H1s Second Comi ng.-American flca.Uoo.' OurcbUdreaarebet.nc
Sex cluM? C hildren arre.sted for prostitution? Way Featurclli deprtW'ed of a proper edt.IC'atlon,
From the Assembly ...
elua. '1, The ooacept of netcftbor-
Tbe Lel.llet warDed tbat hood schools sbouJd be recoc·
"meotaJ. baaltb" eoocentration n1Jed u beiPc desirable, and
c&q,s are to be used to setW'e an eod should be made to forced
eo~llaDce bypeopleYboob)eet lDlelfatlon a.ad the bu&ina: ol
to Ml ld\tCalloa lnstnetion for students to achieve lntecratloo.
tbemM~~~ UM1 tbelr cbUdren. 8. The maintenaoce ol law
U was relattd that stronc left. and order In our schools, and
lit attitude Is beld b)' ma.ay a rigid poUcy or arrest and
llberal proponents ot se:r edu-punlshmeot tor agitators.
caUoo.. The same people whO U Is appareot that the S.O.S.
whial Jor democracy and "ooe reached the ears of President
mu. 001 YOte" are themselve• N1mn, as tbe news story an-
b.lchlY llDdemocrattc. Many of oouoced that HEW Secretary
tbe leadloc promoters ot se:r Robert L. F'toch was removed
.tucatlon ban tnowD commu. trom hJ.s poslUon I..D the pres1·
lllst1c afftuatJons, and sex edu. dent's cablnet and assigned to
ca.Uoa baa beeomeusetulfortbe other duties In the WhiteHouse.
moral subfen:lon of our youtb. It was hard to understand wl\y
Vlolnt etlbclsm has been Mr. F'lnch, who ns my cla.s&a
lenled at sensutvtty traJ.flinc. mate at U.S.C., could have per.
1D 188'1, lbe u. s. omce ot slsted 1D hls erlorts to bus
Education bep.n to fUnd senst· school children, when busing
tlflty tralniAg 1n the Garden was forbidden by law.
Gron Scbool District, !n Cal· lt Is to be hoped that the
Uornla, for senath and etgt:lth president also wUl conform to
p-ade students. ln order to th e rest of the S.O.S. program,
receh·e federaJ. funds, the gov. aocl wlU put an end to forced
ernmeot required mandatory integration and the busing ol
By ROBERT BADHAM needed, the Jaw says aU the From this can be deducted student atteodaDce. schOOl children to achieve
.4.11 ..nlllym an 7 ht District earned lncome has to be used h)Come tu. social security and Illegal busJog, forced JDte. lntegratloa.
Our present welfare laws as the basis for figuring the legally permitted dediJCtions LETTERS TO EDITOR • • provide, believe Jt or oot, that ald. totaling $150, The orlgi.aa.l$'705
a family can have $'100 a month Here's the way It works: earned income now is down to • WORD FROM TEXAS
comina In and still quaUIY for Presume a family unltofmotner $Z'15. Now subtnct $100 tor £ radicals and even participate -2 $?0 dltor of the Ensign, in their violence. welfare. yet another family with and children to have S babyslttin&: and thelncome level , $1 T 1 1JOUld llke to express my U you doubt tbe above state. na.tt that tncome cannot receive coming ln~-a tctltlous case Is down to '15. be recJ,pleot
dr b r t•· .... i th .... ed lnthts'~-.. best regards to the people of meot you shouk1 have attellded •ubUc assistance. awn !.&) Y one o •n: we....u e s en 4LW" , uaw.nce, .,
dlr t Fed 'La the 125 I tr ta .. ~-__._ ,,ewport Beach for being so the debatu, "Presldelll Nl.Joo Tills ls Yfl'ong. You know It, ec ors. en w says or anspor ........, ~
and I know 11. And Governor first $30 shall not be consl-and the flnal llgure Jor deter. ~cb to~e w':::'w::e D ~ ns rlgbt in sending troops
Reagan hopes to do something dered tn compuUng the grant mlnlng need is $150 a month. into Cambodia," at UC:lbetween
aboi.Jt lt by plugging the lepl because lt represents casual This $150 ls set apinst wbat AIRY.AN Richard J. S'4'Pt, MID ~ r= '7 ..!:s~~ :~aa~ aRti~l:v~::::a:
loopholes that permit 1t earnings and lf considered the state says a woman and Z ot Mr. ud Mrs. Abr&hl.mScwe wltb t.be 18th Ordnallce MM Co leader ot tbe SO·called strtte
At lssue, ofeouree, u~rising mlght destroy part or the law's chlklreo might Deed per mouth ot S%09 New Yorll: An., coaa at Caq:l C&.Ua.o I.Dd veotura· commlltee. This committee
weLfare costs which, wtta MedJ. !Dtent.-an lDcenU.-e to work. to Uve oo, $225 a molib. lkt Mesa, bu completed bu1e Tbe people tbere treated m~ took over the Commons build·
Cal, wiU account tor &boW: na.u The sam~ rationale ls a,ppUed tbe law says she Deeds a.DOther tralotnc at Lactlaad AFS. TUf C«dially. 1 re&lise durlnc lng tor Us headquarters and
or a projected $141 million to the ne%t exempUaa of one-$'75 to bring ber lC> to oUlclal Texas. He baa beeo Ullped wars tbe best social, splrltual tur i 1 detl.cft In tne state bOO-t ln thlr1:l of the balaoce. This then subsistence levels, to l...owry AFB, Colo., fortra.lD· A~ .. ...,.,....011, 51 •• of ·-·•eare Ded t ato a plg pen. The •· $?05 This 1 -.. ~ .... .,._, .,., ........,_ O.nl' ...,.... ..-a..st majority of the audleoce the 1970-'11 tl scal year. reduces the original to s where we ~>~aNal _. Inc totbe m\ltllUons&Ddweapoos DOt 00 u:blbtt,
1n considering the new bOO-$450. 1n to Ugbten !.&) the laws. maiDtemnce neld. 1 eDjoy reading tbe Enstgn. ~~e~~~ ~'t!.1!sect &tR=~
get, we etpe<:ted 4 months ago TRUSTEES OK NEW COURSES 1 recau many places Which 1 son. booed and shOuted down thai wellare costs would in· •lslled while oo the West Coast. Doroan. Some shoutedbarnyaro
crease $83 mllUon for next 1 tlrst marched arouod thera.ee obscen1Ues aDd waved clenched
year. But they will actually lna The report of the secoodary course, 10 units ot credit, tor tllms, 5 units ol credit, tor tractatSamaAnitatoropeoers. tlsts at hlm . The latter 1s the
crease by $123 million. sc hool curriculum council pro. grades 10, 11 aDd 12, The gOal juniors and seniors. On Friday n1Rfll we aU headed communists' gesture.
The governor recently told a posing new courses was ap~ is to stimulate sclenWic ln. • • • over to tbe Hollywood Canteen. The collges should otter a
news conference at the capitol proved last we ek by the New. terest ln non-college oriented Editor ol the Ensl.p There I was treated Ute a course which would counteract
that welfare cheating is still port Mesa SchOOIDistrlctboard students a.nd to give such stu-Under the by-llne "Speclal kln&. I appreclate t.be actors the teachlngs of the leftists,
a problem, "but the real evil of trustees. dents an opportunity to take CorrespotJ:Ient," a story prl.Dt. and actresses wbo put tn the M.antsts, communists, revo. Graduate at Long Beach Ues In correcting these legal S~t. Willlam Cunningham a Zad year of scteoce. ed LD your June 11 issue re. lone bours enterta.tning mem. lutlooaries, or whatever oa.me
loophOles. Need Is DO longer a was authorized to incorporate • 14roductory phOtography, ported that a.o eu1tatl.oa had bers of the 18t.b Ordoa.nce MM. you wlsh to caU them. A course
consideration to become eU-the foUowtng new cour
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1nto one semester, 5 u.nJ.ts or credit, been made ot Costa Mesa Hl&b Co. which would quote J. Edgar
France Michael Gibbons Clara gible for we ltare," he pointed the district course 0 &t y: grades 9 through 12. Tbe goal Scbool by Robert Corrlp.o Aa. Now ['m bacll: 1n Tezas and Hoover, F.B.L llles, the Senate More than 5, 700 stl.lde nt s re-
ceived degrees al the J une 13
commenct!ment at Califor nb
State College, Lo ng Beach, tn~
eluding the fo llowm~: from 'his
area:
Ba lboa-..Joho Dunlavy, John
Mathison, Robert GUM, and
Richard Lefmann.
Balboa ls\and--Thom'ls Bod-
amer , Donna Peter SIOn, Patricia
Robelet, John Arens, '•POrgt"
Kane and Dray Rls tenpart.
Corona del Mar •• Helen ~J
Unger, Merle Coleman, James
Gilbert, Stanley Gray, Phi ll ip
Lippincott and Lee Marston.
Harbor Vi ew 111\ls --Joan
Wall, Thomas Jeffries, Mar y
Hens ler and Cher yl Lewts.
Cameo Hi gh la nds· -Geor ge
Cooper.
Corona Highlands--Gerald
Scott.
I r vI o e --Robert Attridge,
Katharine Clergern, Linda Gas-
ton, James Huth and Geor ge
Witt.
Lido lsle-~Howard Wight.
West Newporta ~Mic tlaeiBa.b
coc.k, Apr il Sarles, Martin
Boren, Henry CuUey, ThOmas
M.elum, James P. Edwards,
Rolll.me Hubinger and John
Regus.
Central Newport -~ Donald
Webb,
Baycrest ~~John Bean and
Susan Winston.
N""'PQrt Shores-. Howard
Career, Ronald Cleo., Ann
Kllem, and Barbara Beckley.
Wtst Upper Bay~aHelenBry
ant &Dd Glenn Warren.
Nt'WIJOI1 Hel&fl,ts --lsa.bel
Gl-._ Robert Lit&, Pntll4>
Schllldo~ Chrl"lne Spoueer,
Michael stuley, Ri ciW'd Bodl·
oua.
Balboa CO'tet-AKU TlRJIIA.
Harbor wa.t-.Joa Maeaab.
Harbor ,lllrblaads •• PuJ
QwyroL
Well ll._t Hlllfiii-PU. _,_
-Bbllf •• Doret< Hartlll. Cf* _ _... .. .,.u-
-loll rz;:._ Da"" Cal.
-· .4lrla C....-. KalllrJM
,.._, -noloy, -
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ence G~ay Eva Haggai 'sruce out. • Boys• chef class, one se· is to provide students wtlh a sociates. Tbat story wu com. a mucb wiser YOUDil man bv Security Subcommlttee, pollee
Haubrick 'Myrna Henderson, Doe county welfare director mester course wtth 5 units of.pracUcal k.nowledce of dark· pletelJ t..lse aDd uatrue. No ba.Ti..o& been eJPQsed 10 c au. tiles, etc. The students oeed
Susan Hlnkey , Ro:.a.nne Hoi-says it ls Illegal for a person credit, for grades 9 through room procedure, 1158 of pboto. INCb enluatton bu beto made foroia. and its way ot life. 11 fa cts 510 that they won't be
brook. De lbert Holford Richard to qult a job to qual.l1)' for 12. graphJc equipment and a tuoc. by Robert Corrlp.o AsiOCLites any one trom Newport Beach or diC>(Id by subversives into ac. Jac~ Alice Johnso~ Donna weUare. The taw canoot be • F'Ums as communication, Uooallelsure Ume actirtty. or any otber nrm. No cooclu-Costa Mesa happens to Visit cepttng communism.
Jones ' Ken Kni ght Maruyn "manipulated" to that end. U one semester, 5 units otcred.Jt, • Mass med.la,ooesemester, sions ba.Ye been made u wu Ablleoe, TeDS, please feel tree Sincerely, Koch~ndorfer, BarrY La.ugtJUn, they quit to qua Uty ror aid, he grades 9 through lZ. 5 :ts of ~edift,tor ~rsand. reported 1n your uUcle, am to f1s1t our Abilene~ TaykJr J.R. Heels
Patrlcl.a Mcfarland, Georgia says, they would be viewed with • Fine arts
5
a.pprecLatton,ooe se r s, or_..A~ ~~ 110 monies bave been eJP!DdaJ. Couaty Health Department and 300 E. Coast Hwy.,
Moe Susan Morper JOhnNakll-s uspicion. semester, units of credit, IJPOO recomme...__.. "~~e Tbe adm1n1strat1oo &Dd tbe fa. reoew old Urnes. 1 would Uke Newport Beach.
tani' Sam P etei-~n Charles But then we ttoo that re-grades 9 through lZ. Sh.teats study will loclude oew&papers, culty ot Colla Mesa. RiPScbOol to add my "DO" Yote to &DOtber Ree~es and David Reilly, ports have been cited in a.n-will be taught to identll}' pr e-news magulnes,radJolOOteie. deeply reseot the lmpl.lcations proposed Freeway which wtU • RECALL JUDGES
Benny Seeley, Kent Spencer, other county where I23 pubUc vtously unseen works of art vl!ion. of the reported "ftncUnp." bt a "bUCbt" 00 tbe City of Editor of the Ensign,
Robert Templeton, Rudolph employees were r eceiving we]. and place them into a philosophy PollUcs and polltlckin.tt. It ts demanded that a retrac-Newport Bellch, It seems strange that nooe
Va nschal.i:, James Vocke, Betty tare. ln this case, I was par. and/or general period ln Ume. oneed1quartorter1.~_,_2-1~~ unl~~A or uoo be printed t.o tbe JtiMI 25, RObert E. Knoz, R.S. of your editors or reporters is
Watari Patricia Wrlgtlt Char-UcuWly alarmed over a r e- • F'ood service (try cook), cr t, \llUUrs <UN se-..rs. 19'10 1.ssue of tlle Enslp a.ad Abtleoe, Teus interested ln the r ecaU move.
les Y~ng Jack Ar m'strong port that one pubUc em[)loyee one year course, 10 units of The goals are to develop an. tbat 'UW; retraction be pri.Jhcl meat. ot two Superior Court
Paul Ashby Bob Cantu aob wa s earning U1e equivalent of credit, tor Junior s aod senior s. interest aod to equJptbestudent 1n the sa.me loca.Uoo &nd 00 • DEBASING SCHOOLS judges, namely Jerry Pachtand
Gloster Her'bert Johnson' carl $14,000 a year and also re-The purpose ts to provide vo-to parttcJpate more tully and tbe same pap u the orlglpal Editor ol the Eulp, Robert Keooey. These two are Levont~s. Bob Lytle,' Bob cetvlng court-or dered wellare. catlonal opportunities lor toter. participate tnteWpntly 1n our article, Un1oas require all teachers responsible, as you well know,
Ruelle Cherllee Vlrgil Ron It's no wonder soch cases ar£' ested students through appren. poUUcal process. SIDeerely to be treated u uerap ln· tor allowing Anpla Dans, an Woodr~t. Ron ztmme~man. causing resentm ent among ticeshlp tr:alnJ.ng, tor both per A • Scienuttc Ulustra.Uoa I aDd Frank A. i..c,p.., PrtocJpal Iliad of profeulona.ls. Tbuslbe admltted communlst,lnterest.t
Ken Dutro, Terry Dazey, Helen work1ng people. maneot and temporary employ-, U, one year course, 10 Ull1ts Cotta Mesa HIP Scboo1 Wldeslr&b .. and locompetent to O¥ertbrowln& our United
Locasso, Nanacy Palmer, Engtn 1 realize tllat this blatant m~nt. ot credlt, tor grades 10, 11 Earl Trelcbel. Presidel:lt t•cbera pt u mtteh aJaty u states co••nmel'lt, to oontlnue
Kepenek, Ken Kledtlk, W@sley case may be the only one of lntermedlate science cur-aJ~ 12. Faculty Se .. t, tbe best witheomparableteoure as a professor oa a state ~A
Wads-.orth and Jon Vansk:loten. Its ldnd turned lip during a riculum study, leYel 3, ooe year Televlsion pertorml.Dg aDd • • • &Dd atatus. The oDly ftJ a &DOd poried collep campus.
one·ll'IOllth survey of the tn-anoounclllg I a.od D. ooe year EDn'OR'S NOTE: Tbt JIIDI teacher can ret & raUe la: tor Perblps you auw:awaretbl.t
MARKLECX>MMJSSIOHED comes olpeoplerecelvlngwel-LEGALNOTICE course, 10 unlta of credit, 11 utlclelD tbe Eulpwu all teacbera to Jttooe.Thls eDOUgllW'ertlledYOtet&:'Olmu
tare, but one Ute this Is cer. grades 9 throueb 12. t:aMd oo materlal obU1Did at l.swutef'lll a.DderuthescltiHns bue bela secured 011 pet).tioba
AS 2ND Ll EUTENANT talnly enough to make a Jot of NOTICE OF' PUBLIC HEARlNG • Tbe world since the bomb, Ute Ftb. 1 'I' metUAc of tbldla. ritll tJtranpnt sebool tua: . .a1ped bJ lllterested clUsellS to
Peter C. Markle, son of us wonder oow many more such NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 001 quutc, 2.1/J ua1ts of trtct 8Cbool board. Tilt. maW· ThU WbOle mus Ia tbe re. put the recall of tbelt! Judi'S
GorOOn M. Markle, 429.1/2 cases have ootbeendlscovered. that the City CoWlCU or the City credit, tor jwliora aod ltldora. ial wu: a capf ol 1 ll-plet suU olll:dol pbUOIOPhJ. U 11 00 tbe b&.Uot at the Dell eLee-
Narctssus, Corona del Mar, The Jaws that are causing or Newport Beqch wiU bold a The pls are to mottftte stu. report IDUtled "Qulb.ty Pll'• ,_ .. AI tM edUic&UOaal pro-Uoa. Yr. Pacr&t declared tbiJ
has been commissioned a anguish to we llare ottlclaJ.s in pubUc hearing regard1ogappeal detU to coot1aae 011 witb u formuce lor COlt& Yea HICil eta ud DHIJI corr~ Tbe would aot be poglblt.
second lleutenant upon com. the state permit welfare re. of E. 0. Rodelter from decl.s&on lnterest La the po11tics of tbe SchOol pkD_" tbe ftr.t ..,_ .eboola: IIIMCI better rn&DIP· stnDce, 11D1 tt, tbat thelliii'Q
pletion of the U, S. Air Force ctpieots to earn income but of the Pla.bn1nf Commission world &Dd to l.llterprtt ntllb belDc wrUteo OD tbe litter~ meM. ralblr Uaa more fllada.. media bun't meDtloold an as-
Reserve Officers Tralntng wbeo the Ume comes to ~m. deoytng Use Permit AppUea-1n h world u tbeJ oeeur. of Robvt £. Corrlllll A..,_ C. C. Mo.le)' towld1DC flct ot UtJa raha'e.
Corps program at the Unlvers-pute oow much additional aid 1s tion No. 14 79 reqllflstiDi per. • tlrbln.atlltta, oaeQ\<tr. datta ot Gard• Groft. Ez-P.O. 8oJ. 1157 Tbt filet tbat u &YOnd
ity of Connecticut at Storrs. mission lor a rooftq) be.IJport Z-1/Z tlllt1 o1 erecUt. Jot c• lor tbt 1alrod'rlct«J tbNt GJeadale, C&Ut. &D&f'CbUit cu opea.lJ pr-.ett.
He also recei<ed his bachelor's F the B'hle in Newport Centor, porttna ot jw>toro, Amonrlhlob)Oetl"ola ............... oftlltBtlllpUUela Jll-..,. ., .. .,....doc
degree tn clvll engtoeerln&. Ll. rom • I. Block 93, Irvine's SubdiYiJdon, a lhdaltreiMI'cbprofectcSeat. .. ud tbe 4lal parall:f'IPia-tat • COUN'I'I.R.ACT THE LEn trials tiJ• contCJt oar ~
Ma.rii:Je, a member otSlgma Ph.t Then sa.ld Jesus to Chose located oo the nortbwestcorDtt !Dr wtth a problem lD artu arUele COIIIIDd o1 oartct qe.. EcHlar o1 tbe lulp, coiJttt ....,..... 01 c:atqpQ~N
Epsilon, ts a 1966 graduate of Jews v.blch believed on him, of San Nicolas Drtve and Mure affa1ra,1Dclu41Dclllll78Uoftbe tatku from t1r1t ftiXIft, n. ..,. ..,.. Pl'.adtlt n ICJPOI't wllb oar ~
Oaobury (Conn.) hlfh ochoOL. l! ye eonunue Ln my word. A \'<~Calle Drive, a<>llOd C.O-H-coairll>ollnc .,_, lid -Prlaclpol '---~~~~~ at -Qdtorllty 11u ro-would "'" -!boo&!~~ tr•:
then ate ye my <Uac!ples, UL. -'alpoulbll.,-. iulp-1111"-...-i qooltod ~..::r" Ia -oo1J 1 "" ,_,-
SARAH HALL DIES lnOeecl; NO'f!C£ IS lt£REBY fUR. 1'bl earrl<lllllm ._u,.._ Ia a ...,.atuorllll&l_. -aor, ,_ Ylt---. llsoiiiP-
Mrs. Sarab H. Hall, IS, of And ye ohall know the TilER GlVEII tbll tilt ald!M>-port also toel-J --Ill 117 c:am,.a ·--ud -.. """'' II. He por:tod - -_,, WID
918 Jl&lporo, Costa Melt, <lied trutll and the trutb shall Uc boll.rlnr wlll bo bold '"'IIIII COWIOI: -Ull 01'1111&1 wu -• ~ -al -u ool •--tr--.
11010 I S at Hoor llolpUal Silo mat~ 100 free , (St. Jobn Uti> dl1 01 July, U'IO, al IIIII • _,.., --, t 1 ' -lo 1111......, at tr.--·II all, bit u lrt-ww. -• 11oo -1
wu bora Pob. ZO, 18.!5, in 3 . ._ ol 1:10 P.M. to tllo c-. 111111 at erdt, tJr -lOr -He -lllot Ull 01'1111&1 ..-lo wtlo *Ill -- -... "*"1 -7 Or 11 KaJuu a.ad. came to Ort..np S: l, 32·) eU Cb&mben 0( tbt CltJBa.U ICi.ct ..,.,.,ta"tt' ...... tiDIIBIWU r"aW IIIII. " 3 I WI ..a. brlntiiC taU a l'tllkll'k:al. qllltim ta
COODtJ ln lt56. ol. tbe CttJ ol Mewpart ~ • ..... Mille II IMr, I ••ttll!• bit'l:e& c..rw,. riD.. t1U dQ o1 lbrSac rtMQie
SonltWO toe-t<llUCIJior, CAB CONTRACT AWARDED Calltonla, ll wllletl time Ull llllilalerdt, __ t .. a-4MIIIIIo, lllo---will ooi-IIW ud -a•fld, -1 _,
lin, Ellto 8, Coo* o1 ~ HI"" btd tJr lD -liiii"•PilelWudaUpor--. II. Tllo pl Ia, lo ---Ull Ull "IIIII_. lllo ..... dw'* -lllo ••1011 -Ia-~
HlUa; 4 .....,....ldr• ud 10 a.,_ cal> trooebl• al 1110-,.,_.lldbolllor1l tilt l-blr Ill• Ill-... II "'"I"" 1llol Ull -~-·: :"•1.&111-,..0 IDac 1o bo --rr~liho. OnJt&oeo.,>AJrporttt<.w.J-. •-• Ull--1o rwz•n ,.1111 IUIII--"-'· .•11. Tot, "111 -.... p"'loo?
---.bold wu -Iaiii •loll 117 Leonl.qloo Ull -_... 1o • I • I 1o Ill_.., ... W.: ad~;':' will Ill ~UII ,_ roolllt..., 111 .-..
a1 10 Lta.7 Prloll7 J-It, Yo-Cal> o1 """"'" 111cb Cllf Cllrk -11 _ _, lo por. -Ill 'Ill -Ill •1111 IJM. z.,nl lollol -.... Ill-
a1 u. Bou-ar-'y Cllopo~ Ull Cool& 11-1'bl tlrmol-Cllf of It_. ....., tk...,laa--loUII _. .. ud c.m.a&o.. ot-...., •n'RI-111 • .-,,
-U11 lief. L. V. -lorld4Mporclollluodllll• P11>llllll: I-III, lt10, lJI w•-. -~Ill---·-I*PIIl Ill~ ot---
oftl<loll... ,..,._. *"'"_._,....., •s.wr at tl_l_...._ -••u•-· -~~~ eenw•.-n n
•
NOOooRT HAR!IOR ENSIGN
FIRST SECllON --P•o 3
Origin of our anthem School poll"cy 1•5 approved I lVIII! MAST! I OIOIALf !LICTS OPPICIIS
Daftd lleUW ot Onllll IU Mar, m k..rJ..tr n w•; ud
. --IOalodloroiUTI ·-elc-dol
no _,.,., .. _-er-"' ~ .. ·-Ia ... -"' IIOo-----.. -. Dtolnd-PYO _o .. l '*1ll a.! _....,-Ia-Cllonlo. -8-oC ,;_ .1oo -e1 ·-1,
lui wool< to apoUey--oeiool Ud d!Jirld 11u1a Aa 1o IIHI ___..,. .., 11n. Yla ~.c--. By EmllJ Roll ..W _, II t10o _., oC
II lbe t.atoreol oC 11>11 ~ v-.,, 110o "ltaro ..,
II"'>Uc:, Pall-o Wrllllt Cboi>-Strtpoe" bU -earrlod -ter, Daactater• ot the A!Mr1cu boDar ac:roa .,_, ... ud
RuolaiiGo, aod ConUor Cboi>-.-11>11 sou, aodlllll>o-
ter, Coloalal D&m.tl XYU CtD-abcwt-..aoll CCMitiiN Amert-
tury, joiJllll ro-loWDctho _., c:au lw.YO loullll aod dlod 10
ot the ortcla of uThe star-teep tt aloft, Amerlcul wbo
Bl>uclod Banner," our ..U01al 1o-tod lbelr-, aodboU..od
Glldoeat.,.l ~loctp .. a.. coaJa &ad objlc:UyN. cielt; JIIDIII D 'IC of C... U.,. lliUd • 7 t•:&. 1'111111 diG-
Tile !rastus slated l!lallbey ...... ....,.... .,, --dol liar, ... --.. -IIOo -"' uaume the primuy respoosl-tared .,.., c1 U:Wa Ud uow. S...e Mon1a ot c:.a.. del Dr. 111&.-ice AJJard ol o:t.
bU.Ity l::lr tbe ma.d.mum lotellec-ledp,
ba&.l de.elopmeatotallstlldeots, Skill& taelude r.m.c. eom-
anlllem. It 10 bo lbelr duty to o1>oJ •
but share reiliPO(LSlbillty lor posldoD., U..Ceotnc. tpM!d•c,
physical. social-emotiooal, coQ'CMit&UoD. dot.Dc. a.ad ttJ.1ak..
cultural and ethlca.l-mon.l de-ln&. Kaow*Sp lDcluclla J&A..
Yeiopment ol studetas wtth otb-race systems, m.atbematlcal
u commwlity efforts. systems, eel.ence, IIOCialltDcl-
ies, t1.oe and praetiea.l arts.
We ln Waatllncton wu not 1t1 Jaw•, to rttpect u. f1ac
84r1oua:ly dl&turbed by the war and to defend 1t acatut all
or 1112 until JuJ.y, 1814, wben enemies. Here is the te-of ••---te-ll was learned that tM Brl-... u ... ,.,..
tllb had !aDded and were march~ Oxy grads ment olinterim poUcy: 6. That procreu will be.
lnt dlredly on wastttngton. • Statement of educaUonal termi.Ded throucb district. p--• --1 ke or llle principles: scbOol, aftd teaeber uaeumeat &WC· .... c n, many Oceideotal Colle-ao·•-s 1 That 1-•-•t~-n~ ~ !he !ly •• .-. • the total education data. Valld,rellable,&Ddrepre-... ._. I&UI.S .......... om e • recelrtng baebe1or decree• at ot outh 1s loel..U.Or Prestdenl M.adlson the June 14 comm•oceme .. 111• Y shared amoag bome, sentaUwe amples ol Latel--
and bts cabinet. eluded the tollowl:lc 1oca1 stu-cllureh, school, and other com-lectutl bebaY1or will be p1Dec1
0o reaehJJlc Waablnctoo, the deots·. mwlity orga.ni.zations. lhroagtl asaesament tools ot
BrtUsh ftrst put to rout a small Virginia Am B&rr dau&flter 2. TI'Lat tbe a.re.as of shared realilOOiiiilble staod:u'di&atioo. co~ of Amerlea.o regulars of Mr. aod Mrs. c•-!tes "··r, I respoosibtUty for stLJdeDt de-7. Tba.t pro-ess wt.ll be re-~ IU!Ia ,... ua~: welopment are physical de-... a .... m and then proceeded 1114 Sea Ln. Harbor Vi" "-ported to all oooeerDed. P&rt!U to burn the clty's best build-Hills, a cllemtdry ma~-. -._ we_.ment, social deYeJopment, aJMt studeots wtU be NnU.Ibed 1 1 1001 th WhJ H ,... .:M"' emoUooal development, cui-OCS, nc ng e te ouse, has been a'WU'ded a teacMDc tunl a.Jld ethical/moral de-wttb tnformatloo as to boW llu-
after whJcll tbey returned to asststa.ms:htp at the Un1Yerslty veklpment. dents are dolnc. Communlty,
their camp on Chesapeake Bay. of l..od1ana for a Pb. o. pro-3. That the scllools' primary board, and staff Y1l.l be fUr-,.,,-~
Francls Scott Key, poet-gram ln cbemtatry, r espoosibtllty is the mul.mum n.isbed wttb illformatloo as to
lawyer, who was at the time Michael David Ray son of tntellectlloll deveklpmeat of bow weU schools are cioU.C..
an artillery omcer with the Mr and Mrs James' D Ray outh NCYJ'E : lt is recop.l&ed tbat
rank of Ueutemnt, learned that 450.1 Otrtngt~ Rd., Cam~ Y 4• That each school is re-many ol the tools and prO-
the British had arrested an old Shores economics rna )or He sponslble tor tile educa.t.loaal cedures oecessary for l'ullim-
frieOO of hJs, Dr. WIUiam wlU a'ttend Georptown ·law progress of each student at-plementaUon aad en.lu:llioo 01
Beane, for aUeged ''discour-school teOOJ.ng. the statement of educaUooa:
tesy'' to the invaders and were C~lotte Elaine Hanna Ule s. That each student is to principles are yet to be de.
threatening to hang 111m. daugtJter of Mr. and Mrs. 'Paul mate reasonable progress 1n n)aped, tesl8d, and retlaed.
With a fla g of truce am Ha.nlla, 602 Kings Rd., Clllf ea ch school subject, each year Therefore, realll.a.Uon ot these
accompanied by Col. JohnSidn-Haven, music rna )or. VICE-MAYOR W[LLARD JORDAN of Costa Mesa presented in which he Is enrolled or par-pri.Dc.1ples Is e~peeted to mon
ner, agent lor the parole of James David Richman son the proclamation deslg:natlllg June 14-21 a.s Amertc.antsm Uci.patlng. t:rom the curreftt liatus&ocom-
prisoners, Key set out from of Mr. and Mrs. Matu,e'w M. week to Mrs . Kenneth Westman of Costa Mesa, presldeM plete 1mplementat1on ln a.o or-
BaiUmore in a small Ameri-Richman 313 36th St West of the Newport Harbor Emblem Club 394. At the club's Criteria lor reasonable pro-derly process. Each year tbe
can ship In pursult of the Bri-Newport.' poUUcal scle~e ma-Juoe meetJ.ng, Mrs. Eugene Bergeron, junior past prestdent gress are to be established district aod IDd.IYidual sc:bools
Ush fleet, which they contacted jor, member of Pill Beta Kappa a.Jld Amerlca.n15m ctla.l.rman, Included In her program a dis-for eachstudentbased1410ntotal w!U deYeklp a set o1 goals,
two days oot and were permit-and graduating with magna cum play of the 10 national rlagstllathavefiown over our country past performance unless past objectins, a.Dd plans which in-
ted lo board the admir al's flag. laude hooors. He w!U atteod a.od outllned the hJstory and origin of each. (Pbotograph performance is unre2Ust1c. corpor:ate tbese educatiooal
__ ....
Could you
guess what's
good about a
headache?
1r you happm co have one riaht now,
probably all you need is an upirin.
But the fact is: a bc:adKht: aorn&-
times iJ a sianaJ. It may be tcllina
you someth.ina is wt0n1 •.. perhq.
501"11ethina qui~ I'"C:mOte from the pain. In thil
e\'Cilt it's a J"ymplOm-valuable information for
your physician. So if you haw: a pendtcnt or
rc:currina hc:adacht and doo't know why, .cc your
doctor. Don't take a chanct. Your physician can
probably clear up your problem in short order.
Of courx, he may say all you need il upUia-but
even lhat's wonb kftDto'ill#.
.a &. CD.UT ....,_, creoe• .a. ...
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ship. With dltficully, they ob-law school. by Phtllp E. Bettencourt.) Progress Is defined as LD-prfDdples.
talned the old doctor's release r------------------------------------------------------~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!1" ... but were oot permitted to re-
turn to Baltimor e until alter
the pending battle against Fort
McHenry, which blocked access
to Baltimore.
Over ft. McHenry flew the
huge 30 by 42 foot, 15 star,
15 stripe flag, which llad been
made the previous year by Bal-
timore seamstress Mary Ptck.-
ersldll at her home on Pratt
street.
From their vantage point a-
board ship, und er British guard,
the three Americans, all
through the dayUgflt hours of
Sept. 13 and Into the nigtlt,
anxiously watched tile terrific
bombudment. Suddenly, alter
midnight, all firing ceased aoo
In the omloous silence which
continued througfl the night,
their fears Increased that the
Iori had surrendered. Then, to
their icY, "by the dawn's early
UgtLt," they caught their first
glimpse of ··the Stars and
Stripes" fluttering In the
breeze.
In the fervor of the moment,
Key reached 1nto his pocket and
found an old letter, on the back
of whlcll he jotted down '' 'Tis
the Star-Spangled BANNER.
Long may it wave C'"r the land
of the tree a!XI the home of
the brave." lie continued to
write as he was being trans-
ported by boat to Baltim:~re
and in his hotel that nJght,
wrote out the wor ds in their
entirety, just as we know them
today.
First called "The Defense
of Fort McHenry," the name
was later changed to "The Star-
Spangled Banner." Key's poem
fitted tile then popular song,
··Anacreoo In Heaven." Set to
thJs stirring music, the com-
plete song was distributed all
over Baltimore In the form of
handbills. In a matter of hours,
everyone was slnglng II.
The song, "Anacreon tn
Ueaven," was made famous by
the Anacreontstic Society of
London In 1775, deriving its
nam e from the Greek lyric
poet of that name. Though its
origin Is cloaked ln obscurity,
it is geoeraUy CODCeded that be-
cause of its martial straJnsa.nd
Us resemblance to a trumpet
marchlng !JOllg of that day, that
it is mllltary In origin. The
sone reacbed this country In
1793 when U ns pubUshed ln
two American newspapers and
later aweared in the form of
st1eet music, by wh.ich time
there were OYer a buOOred paro.
dies, many of which sUU sur~
vlve today.
Both the words aod music of
··The Star-S~».•cled Baru>er"
appealed to Americans every~
wbere and marked the bectnnlng
of devotion to the nac. On March
3, 1931, by an act ot Coogress,
It wu made our oaUonalantbem
wtth Preddent Hoover signing
the btU. On Jul)' 2, I !148, Presi-
dent Trumuprocla.lmtd: "That
u a perpebal Qmbol of our
polrlotllm, thollacolthe Ulltod
Slaloo o!w.U horooltor be dll-
pltytd at Fort llcHeary Nat.
loaal Momwneat at all Umn
cl1lriJir 11>11 cloY aod DIP!."
11'l'bt stars ud stripes"
wbldl Dew Oftr n. MeHtDitJ
lo -Did .... bollcod, Its ....,.,....._ ..... m-
-. oC Uo ln..U MlDclllol
PII'DI* tiJM. • " Ill' .... ,.,.
at IIOo .. ,_. --.. IJt•t ....... D.C., -. It
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Young at Heart-Dependable and Smart
Sure-and we have all the plans
Typo
Passbook Account
Bonus Account
Guaranteed Rate
Account
Guaranteed Rate
Account
Guaranteed Rate
Account
Annu.l
Y;o&d
5.13%
5.39%
5.92%
6.18%
7.79%
5%
5.25%
5.75%
6%
7.50%
Minimum ·-$2500
$50()00
$1,00000
$5,00()00
$100,00000
Minimum v .....
I doy
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HERE ARI:: 10 of the Empire debutantes who m'lde thelr
bow to society at the June 19 ball a t the Newporter Inn,
sponsored by the Harbor Key of the Child Gulda.bee Center
of Orange Cotmly. They a.re, front row, left to right, Val-
mere Lynne Kasala, Ther esa Louise Blalack and CynttU.a
Pells; middle row, Melodie Aan Keller and Bryn Bernard;
standing, Renee Louise Gould, Cynthian Leigh Weber,
Jennifer Jean Wittwer. Nancy Sue Winfield and Deborah
June Uetzleur. (Cameo House photo.)
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FIRST SECllON --P• 4
• ·TIIURSilAY, JUNE~ mo
OORONA DEL liAR, CAUF.
Kathie Hartman wecls
David Thomas Root
DaJtd nomu Root, -. c:l
Dr. IDCI Mn. Terrell Root c:l
lrYI.ne Ccwe, took Ml.N Katlde
Loljll HarlmaD ·u bla llrldo In
a caad.leU&tat ceremoa1 &I St.
Alldrew's PresbJtertu Churth
ol N"''IIl"" Beach oo Saturday,
J1m8 u.
Tbe bride ts the daughter of
Mr. and Mn. Kenoeth Hartman
of !430 Bay shore Dr., Bay
Sbores. She cbose a &Ol'D ot
peau de sole and lmporta:l Eag-
Ush Det embeWsbed wttb re-
embroldered lace appliques,
wblch were scattered trom b
portra.lt collar to the catbedral
train. Her floral &Dd seed pearl
headdress held a calbedral
length vetl. She carried a bou-
quet of pink 'roses, butterfly
orchids and bllbies' breath.
Her lather gue her in mar-
riage. aDd sbt wu atteOOed by
her sister, Mrs. Timothy
Brown, as her matron ofhooor.
Mrs. Brown wore a.n empire
style gown with sbocldng p1nk
ct.lfton shirt aDd white lace
ruffled bodice.
The bridesmaids wore simi-
lar gowns with pale pink skirts,
They were Misses Becky Smith,
Marn Miller, ConnieCorri.D&Dd
Lullo Rool, ·-" tllo lf'O)ID, UKI Mr1. 8tt¥ta Jolla. -.-r 1111• cl t11o ....... -.,.tllop:oomu-a:~aa wu hll ~. Tcreu
Root. Ulbe ... ,.. Joe Bndy,
0u COCMllJ, RoblD YOUDC,
James Vocel ud BtU Seqwlra.
Tbe double rtnc •mce wu
COOIIucled by Dr. Cborlol
Dlor-eld, wtlb IIIII -P111l U IOloilt,
Fo1.1owtoc tbe eeHmoQJ a
recepttoo wu beld It tbe fr,..
Ylol Cout Country Clab, when
the stao zw Duo~ tho
music, Miss Loyce Bruce bl4
Char .. olllle &'1111 book.
The JOUDC ~··are boneJ· moooinc 1D Hawa1.1 a.od plan to
Uve lD Hunttnpoa Beacb. Tbe
new U:rs. Root ls a IRda&te'
at N"''IIl"" ·Harbor bljll oc-
and attemt.ed Nortbera Artt.oaa
University and tbe UalYerslty
of Nevada. where sbeatrlWated
with Delta Della Oelta 801'01'1tJ,
The groom attemled Harbor
Area scboolB aod cradulted
from Laguna Beacb hllh school.
He is DO'IJ crad~attnr from the
UnJverlity ol Nevada, where he
belollp to Sli!ITI& Alpha Epslloll
frater ntty. KATHIE and DAVID ROOT. (Pholo by /•lfr•y)
Cal Poly degrees awarded
The following local stud.eots Glenda Rae Katt, 2329 lrflne
receJv.ed dep-ees at tbe June 6 Ave., West Upper Bay, M.A.
commencemeot at Calltornla. In mathematics.
State Polytechnic Collect ln Steven Crate Silvera of '107
San Luis Obispo: Port Margate PL, Upper Hu-
Robert Baird, 462 'I Hampden bor View Hills, B. A. degree in
Rd., Cameo Sllores, B.S. degree architecture,
in biological sciences. Ian James Norman Ha.nt.son.
Carl Lelalld Baroes, Corona. 158 Santa Lsabel Ave., Costa
del Mar, B.S. deuee ln IDdus-· Mesa, B.A. In architecture.
trtal tectmoloa. PeMy Marte Llvingstooe of
Sbanoon Starr McNeely, 134 313 Wake Forest Rd., Costa
Shorecllff Rd., ShOre CIWs, Mesa, B.S. In biological SCI·
B. A. degree In history. ences.
I E A GOO D NEIGHBOR
If you au~ a nc,.comer. or
lu!o"' of a ne ,..comer tn
the llarbof Area *ho has
nol been .,.,clcorned. do
her a fnor by Cilll lln, th e
Harbor Vi111or between
I and 10 a .m .• and !iht
...; 11 c all on you r frienO
-..ilh valuable mform1tu .. 1·
and 11fls from fnendly
b1.11inen firms wht ch
stand ready to helro her
be come a cquainted with
her ne,.,. •urroondin~t•· Jimes W. Witmer, 219Even-Bruce Allen Hafenfeld, 151
lng Canyon Rd., Shore Cllf[S, Mesa Dr., Back Bay, B.S. In THE HARBOR VISfTOR
B.S. degree lD )ouroaUsm. animal husbandry. PHONE: .C9..f 6 9361
Carl Robert Anderson. 1Z4 Leigh Gllylord JOlinson, 231 or 646 6 017..f
36th St., "Nest Newport, B.S. Rochester, Costa Mesa, B.S. 1:;;;;=.;;.;~~""~==-:J
In e lectronJc engineering. I.D mathemaUcs.
llll E. Coa•t Hwy,
Corona del Mar -Telephone 673-3850
THE UST of Emptre debuta.J:Ces also locltx!ed, from lett, Cynthia Louise Donaldson, Diane
Marie Rivera, Mary Theresa Sullivan and Susan Mary Hammer slag. Debutantes who are
not loclud.ed In these pbotographs are Bartua Ame Bailey, Gall Jane Caras, Christine
George Gary Curtis, 2601
Cr estview Drive, Bay Sbores,
M.A. ln biological scteoces.
Kathryn Margaret Harper of
458 Fraocisco Dr., West Upper
Bay, B.S. 1n hOme ecommlca,
Mike Patrick Yeo mans of
53-1/2 Beacon Boy, B.S. Ia
business admw.tratiocl..
Marie Dllon, Diane l.ou.i.S" Duttle, Linda Marte Fox, Nancy AM Newbrough aM Susan
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EMPIRE DEBUT ANTES
now
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Member of Centinela Bank's
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perso naliz~d £ce nic checks!
C harter Busin ess Accounts get a free o rder of
regular checks ancl N rtforst>me nt stamp.
Al l accounts in sured to $20,000 by the Federal
Deposit In suran ce Corporation.
Services of Centinela Bank
Drive-in TV Teller Bankin g
Boat-in Banking at our 65-foot dock
Dock-to-Dock Bank Cus tomer Pickup and
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PRESENTED AT BALL
The theme, "VIctorian re. Lermard I. Lesser, director
flectlons," was executed Fri . of the center, speaker for the
day event.ag. June 19, when the even111g. Mrs. Smith thentntro.
Harbor Key of the Ch ild Guid. doced Mrs. Harry Kemp, ball
ance Center of Orange County chairman; Mrs. Murray Chat-
presented the 6th aMual Em-lner, debutante chairman, aod
ptre debutante ball at the New. Mr s. John P, Wright, hx:oming
porter lnn. presld•:nt or Harbor Key . She
A Victorian vignette created Introduced Judge Logan Moore,
by Mr s. William Stevenson wei-center board president.
corned the guests. Mrs. Allan During the presentation cere-
Helms, seated at a wrought monles, conducted by Judge
Iron Victorian table, accepted Logan Moore, the debutantes
invitatioD.S, while Mrs . Evan entered the room on the arms
Prichard and Mrs . Willlam of their rathers, through a white
Weaver greeted and seated wrought Iron pergola lestoooed
them. The entrance to the ball-with Ivy , flowers and butter-
r oom was flanked by large white rues. They proceeded down a
bird cages, filled wtt h rlow"ers white carpeted aisle, softly
and adorned with )eweled, h:".nd Ugtlted by 14 hurricane lamps
crafted tuterrues. hOlding pink candles anc1 draped
Three stages were jolne<' to-together with satin ribbon and
gether to accommodate the .1eb-flowers. They carried old ta.sh-
uta.ntes. Tbe back drop was of toned oosegays featuring pink
swagged red velvet, featuring roses wtth pink satin streamers
two root butterflies of cclored, and rose buds.
jeweled silk, in flight. f.everal
large v1ctor1an o1ro "''"'· November filled wtth flowers ar.d aga.ID
John CarlBooO&dea, SZOAi>D-
lena Ave •• Blllbol. t.laDd, B.S.
in buslness admlntstraUon.
wedding
wtth silk buttertlles ooverlng
over the arrangements, were Mr . and Mrs. George L. Miss Carrington atteDded
placed on either side ot the Carrington of Greenwich, Marywood Hlgtl SchOol lD Or-
stage Conn., formerly of Lido Isle, ange. She Jl"aduated from
• . announce the engagement of Greeowlch Hlgtl SchOol,anclwu
Mrs. J. O'Hara Sm ith lntro-their daughter, Ctlrlstlne, to also a 1969 p-aduate of Mouat
duced Robert N. ~ed. angel Doaa ld E. Merchant, son of lda Junior Collep, NewtoD
of the year aDC1 hOst for the Mr and Mrs EdmuDd H. Mer-Centre, Mass. Sbe ta employed
eYening, who presented Dr. c~ of Rlve~side Conn.. by the New York TeltpboDI
I rH'EBiG~S!SiiiiWarmiKiiNDffl:Srnr!Hfi~'SiSSiiijL' Co. She ts tbe p-andauc:Mer at I THE BIGbEST SHOW OF ITS KINO WEST OF THE Mrs. Gear,. L. carrln&loo sr. of Lldo Iale, and the late Mr, THE ONLY HOME & GARDEN SHOW IN CALIFORNIA' curt-.
e I'ACIIIO WITH MOll RJ.. n..n fOI tmH liVIN6
fOI TWI FltST tlMI
SUI COMI'lllf '"lii\UII
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Spontorod b., Tho Ofonge County
luilders A11n. ond The Orange
Couftty Chopter of the lullding
Industry Aun.
Mr. Mvcr.ot ls a p-adlate
at St. llary'o Boyo HlebScbool,
and atteaded the Wntchutc'
Buatne .. SchOol. After H1'Y1Dc
with the UD!Iod StaiH Air
Force, be&laoatteoded NonraU.:
CommODity Collep, llonrallr,
CoDD. He Ia emp1oy.:l by tbe
Greeawlcb poUct dtpUtmeot.
A NO¥tmber weddlD& la
plalloed.
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4000 MUS 'OR 90 na1r'
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Awto., U H. P.S. IOXTJIII
Long bed. Automatk. r.:I:H.
low milea~ (V956Clll
51899
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GETI'ING IN THE 11000 lor lbe July 18 lulU cl the LJdo
lsi~ Yaebt Club are, from left, Ja.ckie aDd Jlm Murray and
PollJ Ober, UYC members. Plans tor the t¥enln& eYeut
OD tbe be&cb a.DI1 ln the Lido clubhouse inClude must.e&l a.od
duclrl& emertatnment and the crowtdnc ot a k1D( and queen
lor a Pol}'noetu court. (POOio by Walter Gerllwll.)
DAVIS-BROWN'S
NEWPQRT HARBOR EN~GN
ARST SECT1011 --P., $
THURSDAY, JUNE 2:0, 1970
CORO~A DEL ~AR, CALif.
'Lindy ' Case is bride
·of Daniel R. Salazar
Two CoroM del -W.,. a IQWll cl aUk .,._ ""•
School cnduat• nre joiDid tafret:a.. Tbe empln boc11ce, tu1l
1A mantap Salurd&y, J-zo, bllbop slteYesudcameocolllr
lD I eeremoQ)' at hJ.&b DOOD a1 were lutliooed ot SWlal IIlii:
tl'le Corooa del Mu Commllll1t1 wttb eml:ll'o1dend now ...
CODIHPUOIIIJ Cburcb. wtlicb wu repeated lD the loal
Tbe bride, Mlla Dlua LJDD c~l train. She wore a s~
CaM, Ia tbl dl.opter ol Mr. Uere!l silk tu~.~aion n11.
and Mn. JobD Voss Cue ol Her maid of bonor wore a
Coroaa del Mar. Mr. Cue 18 cown of yeUow otpn&a dotted
pr1Dc1pal ol Harbor Vtew school Swiss over tatfeta, at.o futdoo~
to Harbor View Hills. ed with an emplre bodice. 1t
Tbe croom, Daniel Robert bad a ~ neck aDd tlD.J put~
Sa.iu.ar, Ia tbe BOD of Mr. fed sleeves and was trimmed
aDd Ura. Ben Saluar ol Costa wttb whlte Venice lace.
Uesa. formerly ot Corooa. del Followlllg the ceremooy, a
Mar. recepttoa for zoo ruests wu
Tbe ReT. PhU.ip YlD'rnJ coo-bekl at tbe li'YineCoutCouotry
ducted the double rtnc cere-Chm. Spec.la.l cuesta 1Dcluded
mooy. M1as Lucloda l.oDC of Mr. aod Mrs. Desu FerD&D-
Corooa del Ma:r wu maid of dez of Uplaod, tbe bride's
booor, wttb Gary Hathaway ot gr~eots. Tbe JOWlCC'JD\111e
Costa Mesa servtne as best left for a hooeymoon in the
man. Ushers lDcluded Steve mounta.Lns and pla.n to make
Nielsen of &ck Bay, Rayme their home ln Costa Mesa.
Berg of Costa Mesa, and tbe Tbe groom Is flnlshtnc his
bride's brother, John Case. second year U Oranp Cout
"LiDdy," as sbe Is known College ....ad Js pl.a.ll:lln( to coo-
to her close friends, chose ttoue b1s studies.
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Town -Gown installs
IIIC'I 1'ow1l Ud Gon lllllor
AllllllarJ cl 0raa&o ~ IU
,.. -lllod Its llrst yoor cl
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~ ODe year a., to utt.t
11M Loo A.lplol-la-n.t.slnc eveDla co pronde
aeboia.rshlps to ~elllor women
at USC.
Mrs. Timothy A. Denae
boated tbe Juoe meetl.nc 1n ntr
Corona del Mar Dome. u:r,.
Oby Woods ot HIUJUogtoa. Beach,
whO served as tile grcq>'s ftrJt
president, lnsta.lled tbe oew of-
fleers. They are:
PresldeDl, Mrs. Edward
Bl'umleu of Costa Mesa; rtce. 1/1'
presldeot, Mrs. Wlllla.m Hue-MRS EDWARD BRUML EU Winkel ol Newport Beach; cor-•
respnndlnc secretary, Mrs. New member chairmu. Mrs •
Jotm Wgbtfoot of Tustin; re-Robert Brownsberpr otCorooa
eordi.Dc secretary, Mr s. Rich-del Mar; membership eha.ir-
ard Bertea of Corona del Mar; ma.o Mrs. Richard Ramella of
treasurer, Mrs. James Me-Corona del Mar; program
Ctmllift' of Newport Beach; ways cbaitma.n. Mrs. James Tyler at
lDd meaas, Mrs. Michael GJ.bb Corona del Mu; social cha.lr-
of Loo.g Beach; schOlarship man. Mrs. Paul Hadley ofNew-
Cbairm&n, Mrs. Richard Ingle pori S.ch; parllameocart.an.
ol <>ranee; bospita.Uty chair-Mrs. Oby Woo<!s of Huntin,;too
man. Mrs. Edward Hallipn ol Beach; hbtorJ.a.n. Mrs. Ptttl.lp
Seal Beach; Los Angeles Anshutz of Newport Beach.
liaison. Mrs. Joseph Rose ol Luncheon was served by
Los Alamitos; meeting ctla.ir-Mmes. Oevlne, Rich Peckham,
mu, Mrs. Rudolpb Parker John Miller, Dale SUnchfteld,
ot Newport Beach. a.nd WLWam Huewinkel.
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ltrr~ps. •llfl ltvrl' 1nG iOI._ qclu SUII. Tltll. IIUTA'
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""RIIST=SECT1011=--:..:-_,_,P • .,_,,'-----=CO""'I!(IIIA=O£l=MAR,=·CAU~f. Council News
SWIVEL
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• .I.PJOIIOYED llrol......,. ••••IJIDIIIo-lllr
of -Jlo. lNI, -lnllc llfal -IIi -........... _.... ... J .... Rd. ... IIUo,....
... ll!o p ..... of ..., -lWII Rd.. "-eo.., lo -_..ru of ll!o llloltract Slolll)' &lid Co. of 1M Aoploo,
aop. Tbo too wool!l bo ., 1101' -of 4 -·IIi $li,OU.
tr11, • AWAJU.:O tbt CODtnctb'
• APPROVED llrot r-.ac -·-ol IN AYO. Ill of ~ Mo. lMZ, wt1c:b COri"Ca del Mar to E. L. White
would require tbe same feu Co. ot Gudtn Grove, lowut
to bo pold by lbo cloolloJIOI'a of 4tllddero IIi ~.1$0.50.
of PI'~ wbo cboOM to coo-• AWARDED tbe cootractt;,r
• IICt lmpro¥emeob on tbttr alley lmplovemeota In C~
property prior to the time tbat del liar' ud Balboa t.laDd to
1t 11 IDOeled to the ctty u Cozco IDe. of St"'ton, lowest
are paid UDder tbt builltlae ot 4 bidders at $106,413,
neUe tu by deYe)opvs Wbo • AWARDED the c111tracttor
coostruct tmproremeats oo lmPI'O'f'emtat ot Jamboree Rd.
property wltb1D tbe dty, from Pa.Usades Rd. to Wac.
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• APPROVED ftrat readine Arth11r BI:Yd., BactBI.y,toE. L.
o( OrdlDIDce No, lS.U, Wbicb Wblte Co. ot Gardeo Grove,
wollld lDerease I.Dlmal 1m· lowest ot 5 bidders at $159,.
poundmem tees to $5 tor •cb SSL&&; tbl cltJ'• share of the
doc ..., n 1or ..., cat, ~ .... ~a ••s.ooo.
lowl or other I.Dlmals. Tbe • CALLED FOR re-adYer ..........
ordi.oa..oce would a.t.o proride Uaem&Dt of bids for trafftc :<:;!;;.:::;~~~~:;:~
£:zJo N(WPORl b(f!<(H "' lh{'
entrance IO lht' fabul ou\ l ode hiP OR) 83SO
RJ CHARD
BURTO N
GENEVIEVE
BUJOLD
~"" HAL WALLIS .. ooorno•
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APORT//,..' 'HH t.t c..t Mltber c-.. M• fer ~, .... , .. 67l-6U t
ALL AGES ADMITTED
THE BEATLE S
··Let it be··
---· ·-(; · · · ··. · UmltJd llt•1 mfs
for peoaWes for repeat otreod· slpl lo"*''"tioa at lbe 1D-
ers: ~ ot all pr ior lqM)UD:I tersecUoo ot Jamboree Rd. aDd
tees plus tbe recWar fee tor Eutbluff Dr. (oorth) and lrv1De
each repeat 1mpol.iod1De In a An. ao:t ZZod st.-Santti.&'O Dr.
period of lZ mooths. Tbe low btd of Smith Electric
• RECEIVED and tiled let-SQIJPIY ot Stantoo, $83,102, was
ters ofllwlks from tbe Corooa rejected because It was 38%
del Mar C~ber otCommerce OYer the estimate of the city
for cooperation 1n the clean-"' eog:lDeer.
and beautillcaUoo drive; from • RECErvED bids for the
George C. Woods, 116 Abakloe publlcatioo ot lep.l ootlces tor
Ave., Balboa Islaod, tor tbe the ctty tor tbe 1970-n flsc.al
speedy action ot the city street year; $1,10 per column LDch,
maintenance department to flJ: tor 9 po1.ot type, from the New-
a curb to prot"ide access to an port Harbor Enslen. tbe pre-
alley on the lslaad; aDd from sent bolder of tbe contract, a.OO
the West Newport Improvement $3.40 per column lDch for tl.rst
Assn. commendinc CouncUmao l.nse.rtloo., $Z.58 for subsequent
Doo Mclonis for l'lis statemeM: l.nsertioos, for 6 point type,
of the city's position oo. taw trom the Daily PUot. Tbe bl.ds
and order, ln conoeetioo wtth were referred to the stall tor
the demands made upoo the amlysls and report back at
Couoctl by the "Free Us" com-tbe July 13 Couoc.U meeting.
mlttee. • Dffi.ECTED thestafftopre.
• RECEIVED and tiled a let-pare an ordinance 1Dcrea.s:l.Qg
ter from the League ot Women tbe a .. m:nal dog Uceose fees
Voters of Orange Coast ~ from $5 to $6, e..Uectln Jan. 1.
porting the request of the po-• SET the following dally
lice department for a salary boarding cba.cps for lmpouoded
Increase. birds aDd animals: $Z tor ani-
• RECEIVED aod flied a let-ma.1s welgtliog Z5 powxls or
ter from F. J .. Horgan. OWDer less; $2.50 for a.nlmals welgtl-
of an L .. A .. women's sportwear I.og Z5 to 60 pounds; $3 for
shop, protesting the Jack of animals over 60 pounds ,
t.lcUitles to provide live ball • AIJTHORIZED the excu-
for pleasiU"e cra.tt 1n the harbor. Uoo of an animaleontrol agree-
The staff was Instructed to ment with Dr. Albert E. Stock-
prepare a report showing k>.. ton. Corooa. del Mar.
cations where llve ba.lt may • APPROVED the tlnal map
be piU"chased. of Tract ?030, consisting of
• RECEIVED and filed a copy 21.79 acres divided toto n
of a resolution from tbeOraoge single t.unUy resldeot1a.l lots,
County Chamber of Commerce Unit 9 of the Upper Harbor VIew
opposln( the deletioo of tbe HUls denlopment, easterly of
Newport Beach.Corona. delMar MacArthur BJYd. at tbe south.
sel(meot of the coast freen..y. ern ulens.Joll of Newport Hills
• RECEIVED am ftled a copy DriYe Euf:
of a KBJG edltorl.a..l statt.ae tbat • DIRECTED the staff to oo-
there ts a Deed for a coastal tity abutting property owners
freeway, to coostruct curb, cutter 100
• •
• AtrrHORJZED the uecu-pavemeot oo the west side ot
uon of an agreement wtth the lrvlDe Ave. south of 21st st .•
Original House of Pies IDe. West Upper Bay; agreed in
stating that parcels DOC: occu-pri.Dcl,ple to adv~e coostrt~C·
pled by the proposed restaurant Uon fUnds and allow the pro-
" THE MAGIC CHRIST n woukt be used for pa.rkiDg. Tbe perty owners to pay for the IAN restaurant will be built on 6 Improvements over a period
With Peter Sellers and Ringo Starr lots on the southerly s.tde ol of 3 years at a.n Interest rate ':~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~N~e~wpor=~t~B:'':'~·~•:as:•:•~rl~y:o~f 31st of 6% on the unpaid balance. • The total cost Is estimated at
$9,300.
• INCREASED the recreauoo
parking meter fees from 25~
an hour to SIX at McFadden Sq.,
Ocean Front, 18th St. beach
aDd the Balboa Blvd, media.n.
• DIRECTED the mayor to
•rite a letter to the Rose Pa.
rade commUtee of Pasadeoa
urgtog the Harbor High Scbool
band's putlcl,palion JnthisJao.
ua.ry's Rose Parade.
lndiii.HIIIIIIr HID ...
SIT
Pr•wacy and ease are ~ours when you do your
bank1ng at Newport Nahonal Bank You can relax 1n
a comfortable arm chair while a friendly,
ch• tr1ulleller transacts ,our busiMSS quickly and
ell•c•enlly .. lfs a moment of rt$1 and personal attention
that you c.1n look fotWard to in ,our busy day ..
Coffee and deliciou:s ct*its are
ava1lable to help you rela. wltill we Pf'ovide
you wtlh O\ltslandinc serftce .. EnioY our
eltreordtnary unique semces..
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MEMBERS of B:lhia Corl..nthia.o Yacht Club ctlartlng the
course for this week-end's "stars and strlpes regatta"
are, from lett, Mrs. Brlao Carter, wlle of the rear com-
modore; Jack Wilson, and Mrs. Robert DoerJ.e, There wtu
be inside races in the !W'bor, and an outside race to
lndLan Rock, CataUna lslaod, the first straight lloe, k>og
distance race offered so tit 1n the series. The 6Jigelmao
series was newly initiated by BCYC Ulls year and Is dedi-
cated to the late Hugh M. Aogelm.'lflt said to be a direct
descendant of Sir Henry Morgan, the 17th ceatury buccan-
eer, Mr. Angelman was one of the foWlders of the L.A.
Yacht Club and also formed the Wilmington Boat Works.
He buHt boats for the Nuy durlng the war, and then a
stroog desire for the sea led to bls return to the Harbor
Area alter the nr, and be came to be aftecUooately lmown
as the "mud-nat pbtlosopber."
Newcomers at Hoag
• MONDAY, JUNE 8
Gtrl--Mr. a.Dd Mrs. L.. T, Gtri-·Mr. aDd Mrs. Robert
Rhone, 509 Begonia, Corona E. Waterman, 408 Veram Pl.,
del Mar. Irvine.
Glrl--Mr. aDd Mr s. Thomas Glri--Mr. aDd Mrs. Karl B.
Wall, 124-A E. 23rd St., Costa Ward, 2Z28A Placentl.&, Costa
Mesa. Mesa..
Gtri--Mr, and Mrs. Denni...s BoY--Mr. a.od Mrs. Terry
Halloran, 401A Fernleaf, Cor-Haymond, 4144 E. Coast Htgb-
ooa del Mar. way, Corona Highlands.
Peter OToole· Petula Clark
tb ~rnesa rr .. -/)t, . . . . r,. . . ....... .
N FWPORT A'll) t•~''il' R: I N CO\!,\ M~',A
• TUESDAY, JUNE 9
BoY--Mr. and Mrs. Michael
Foster, 2463 Elden St., Costa
Mesa.
Boy--Mr. and Mrs. Lionel
M. West, 1615 Kent Lane,
TAKE FATHER TO
SEE "AIRPORT" ON
SUNDAY
Westclitf.
• WEDNESDAY, J UNE 10
Glrl--Mr. and Mrs. Van
Huewlokel, 1135 Pem'>rooit
Lane, WestclUf.
Girl--Mr, aDd Mrs. Edward
Sorbelllnt, 783 Shalimar Dr ••
Costa Mesa.
Boy--Mr. and Mrs. Steph81'1
Hamill, 1101 W, Balboa Blvd., Bo-.
Boy--Mr. and Mrs. Bob
YoWlg, '703 W, 18th St., Apt,
A, Costa Mesa.
Boy--Mr. and Mr s. Dean
Real, 454 Seaward Rd., Corooa
Hlgttla.nds.
• THURSDAY, JUNE ll
Boy--Mr. and Mrs. John R,
Goodell, IZ60 Watson Ave .. ,
Costa Mesa.
• FRIDAy I JUNE IZ
Boy--Mr. and Mrs. Terence
A .. Corliss, 851 St. Clair St.,
Costa Mesa.
• SATURDAY, JUNE 13
Girl--Mr. and Mrs . David
B. Harshbarger, 469 De Sola
Terrace, Corona Higttla.OOs. _
• SUNDAY, JUNE 14
Gtrl--Mr. and Mr s. Lon D.
Richards, 1311 Conway Dr.,
Costa Mesa..
upUTMI!Y SWOPE "
taATBD .,It")
SIIOWIIIGS AT
7o00 I. 1155 P .lol.
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BARRY NELSON LLOYD NOLAN
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ALL READY for the trip to the June Z8 lllltiooal coDYention
of Alpha Chl Omega in Portland, Oregon, are Miss Laurel
Arnold ot Balboa Island, at lett, and Miss Cbarlotte Clark
of Corona del Mar, delegates from Gamma Tau Gamma
alumnae chapter tn tne Harbor Area. Also attending will
be Mrs. Dale Winter, newly elected president of the loea.l
chapter, and Mrs . Ronald Gagllano, immediate past pres!~
deot. Business meetings, workshoPs and elections are
scheduled for the convention, which will end July 3. Miss
Clark Will be honored for her attendance at more than 4
oattooal conventiOns and tor being a charter member of
Alpha Kappa Cfla,pter at the UnJversity of Oregon, m:uking
its 491h year. Miss Aroold is the oew vtce.pres:ldent of the
local chapter; Mrs. Jonn Cooper a.od Mr s. Mar It Roa.darmel
are secretaries, and Mrs. Kenneth Cooling Js treasurer.
(Ensign pllO<o.)
Police
' FRIDAY, JUNE 5 Wesley Crawford, 29, of
A pursecoota1n.log$42incash Maple, Costa Mesa, was
was stolen from a bathroom at rested at 7:30 p.m. at
the residence of Marjorie St. aDd Balboa Blvd,, West
Barnewolt, 98 Bayside VIlla~. port, on a cllarge of drl•rlni!l
.. Walter Douglas Frost, 22, while uOOer the lnfiuence
o!l509W.BalboaBivd.,Ceotralalcohol ... Bonnie Larlsal
Newport, was arrested at 2:51 FaulXner, 19, of
a.m. at lOth St. aDd W. Ocean Alan Dodson, 21,
Fr., Balboa, on a charge of Grant Wilson, 21,
grand lheft auto ... Kim Brooks 510-1/2 s. Bay Fr.,
Wagner, 19, of .310-1/2 Via. Island, and Valarle Ann
Lido Nord, Lido Isle, was ar-18, or La Crescenta, were
rested at Ri chard's LJdo Mar-rested at 10:35 p.m. at >IU-1/~
ket parking lot at 5 p.m. on a S, Bay Ft. on charges of
charge of grand theft .... session ot muijua.na.
Michael David Caro, 19, ot • SUNDAY, JUNE 7
1807 Port Abbey Way, Harbor Henry Joseph Croteau, 47,
View Hills, was arrested at and Jane Croteau, 52, of Z47
10 p.m. 1D tbe 3400 block of Cedar, Newport St¥>r.~. were
Seashore Dnve, West Newport, cited &1 H p;mo -.t -Boac Has.
on a ctw"ge of possession of pttal on a cbatge ot JDto11-
da.ogerous drucs , and Robert caUon in publlc . • •
Peter Vordale, ZO, ot 634 Via .'homas McKlnDey, 20, of 3212
Lido Nord, Lido Isle, was ar. •arcus, West Newport,
rested on a charge ot posses-~rrested at Bayside Drive a1ld
sion of marijuana . , . A tat-E. Coast Hwy, on a charge
tery va lued at $26 was stolen possession of marijuana ••
from the auto of Rene Nichols, M.1rtha E. Baird, 334~5:.~~~=
Mlnguel, 544 Marigold, Corona Shores Rd., Cameo Sl
NEWPORT HARBOR EN9~
A RST SECn()lj --P'l! 7
p./4 /Janoett flaf£,
,.,..unb
Bay & Ocean View
IRVINE TERRACE
724 MALJBAR
OPEH SAT . & SUN. 1-5 P .M.
Just li.sled -exceptional 3 Bedroom. 3 bath
home. This custom designed home features
an electronic kitchen. g rea t family room
built·in stereo and color TVs. Extra Bonus-:
a park direcUy behind home. llarry March.
$53,500
Olfla 0,0.. s.tvrdoyt & S...Uyo
PETE BARRm REALTY
160$ WootcllH Dr. N.l.
642-5200
CHOICE LOCA liON
Street to Street 40-Foot Lot
3 BDRMS. -FAMILY ROOM
2-1/2 BATHS-3-CAR GARAGE
S8] ,500
del Mar, wtttle it was parked at ported that 4 bub caps,
Newport Blvd. and Coast Hwy., at $30, were stolen from
Mariners Mile . . . A tele-car while it was parked
vision valued at $85 was stolen the Hoag Hospital ~~~;~~:~s~~~~~~~~~~~~~~:!:!!!~~~ lrom the Uving room of Gilbert .. , Fog lamps
Posslck, 2861 Bay shore Or ., were stolen from a
Bay Shores ... Postman Gor~ longlng to C::'~~~:r~. ,~~~~:~I den E. LiPPincott ot 407-1/2 1950 16th St.,
Poppy, Corona del Mar, re-... Burglars stole
ported a large dog bit hlm on and stereo and a
the right forearm whlle he was set valued at $477
attempUog to deliver mail at r esidence ot Brla..D. D. Shll-./
3001 Setting Suo, Harbor View 5311 Seashore Dr., West New.
Hills. port ••• Vandals made their
share or nstts to tbe Newport
• SATURDAY, JUNE 6 Harbor higb scbool dur1ng
An auto tape stereo valued at Tuesday aoo Wednesday algbts;
$159 was stolen from a ca.r on Tuesday nlcbl they used a
bek>ngiog to Dantel P. Walsh. fire extinguisher to spray the
2Z42 Elden, Costa Mesa, while admlnlstratlon conference
it was parked at the Corolll. room and scattered papers a-
del Mar state beach pa.rldng bout in other admlotstratloo
tot ... A stereo, tapes, wallet offices; Wednesday night they
aoo purse conWiling$97tncash entered the gymnas!um through
were stolen !rom a car beloog· a slcyllle aDi scattered papers
1ng to Terry M. Hutson, Gar-abott the gymuslum otnce •••
den Grove, wtllle It ns parked Thirty doUa.rs damage was
at the Corona del Ma.r state caused to the wlod.sb.ield of
beach parking tot •.• Robert a car owned by Willard ll
o. Aleuon, 3403 Marcus, West Saucerman, 4.16
Newport, said a telescopic lad-Newport Helgtrt.s, wben
der wu stolen from t\ls rest-shOt It with a B. B. gun.,.
dence ... Vandals caused an Witherspoon, 709 N. Bay Ft.,
estimated $43 dama&etoOOshes Balboll lslaOO, said a $75 boat
am flowers at the John Landis was stoleo from a doe.lt at 711
residence, 163-4. lntne, Harbor N, Bay Ft ... A prdeD bose
Hlgt\lands .•. A $50 paddle nlued at $15 "as stolea trom
board was stolen from the tack the yard of tbe Enl.YD Mac-
yard of Gladys Dra.heln. 1-Ul DooaJd residence 1600 K1Dp w. Bay Ave., Central Newport Rd., Cll.t1 Hann ••. M1ke
, . • Vandals used an unknown Adams, 320 Prospect, N"PCJI't
object to break a Window at the Shores, reported a $25 btcyde
apartment of Jonn Byers, 213 stolen from the prage , ••
S3rd St., West Newport; oo Burglars pried opeoareudoor
estimate of the damage wasre-at tbe Burger, 4501 W. Cout
ported ..• Duocan Fraser, 313 Hwy,, West Newport, ud es-
Coooord, Bayside Vlllap, was eapod wltll $965 tabo hm
cUed at 5 p.m. ill troot of bls sale ••• Ao lrlsb Setter c1oe,
resldeoce oo a cb:lr19 of lD· n.llM!d at $U5, wu stolea.hm
ID ••• Robert Roy c aner, 1140 .,_ Dr.
··~··~··· ........ . Salee through the Multiple u.t1Dg
Servtce ot the Newport Harbor·Ca.ta
We.. Board « Realtore totaled
OYer : $54 mlWOD for the TWELVE
m011th8 .« 1M9. Thta repr...,U
1,294 Wilt ulu and a dollar~·
·lncreue ol. 4$ over the eame pertod « 1ut year, wtdeh wuarecordyear.
Ll8t your property-wtth a Realtor
.. y. , •.................
aza
White Water View
of Little Corona
An absolutely charming 2 bedroom,
2 story home on
FEE LAND
A perfect spot for those who value
seclusion and privacy. Just a stone's
throw to the beach and shopping.
ONLY $54,5 00
EXCLUSIVE CALL 673-8550
0 THE REAL
'ESTATERS
iiiiiiii~ 01tAIIC;2 CD-.UT 1' 1lOP fall
332 II tnrile c.-... Mar -673-tSSO
Get One
LUCRATIVE COSTA MESA lHVfSTMEHT
TWO HOMES ON ONE LOTI
Each has hardwood floors •.• Beam
ceilings • • • Built-In ranges and
ovens • • • Separate garages and
private fenced yards.
S28,500 Buys All!
... LOW INTEREST
AND ASSUMABLE LOAN.
Ae.-on
a.tll6k Smict Silu I '143
1MNJ2t COSTA Mao\
OORSOAY, JUNE 25, 1!70
CORONA DEL MAR, CAUF. I&33J tlf I '1 I I u
t ·• • '1
• Cult ..
American Living it it
~ Spanish Style
BEAUTIFUL FOUR BEDROOM HOME WITH 1'[LE
ROOF, OPEN BEAM CE ILING, SEVERAL PATIC&,
POOL, FOUNTAIN, VIEW, ALL FOR ONLY
S87,500
• •••
op Location ,
I •• Top Return
SOUTH OF HJGHWA Y-TWIN TRIPLEXES
2 AND 3 BEDROOWS, SHAG CARPETDIG,
Built~ins, I.Dc1Udin&: distlnstlers. Prtnle patios.
OPEH SATURDAY AHD SUHDAY 1 -5
320~2 MARGUERITE.
Corooa. del Mar
••••
Harbor View Hills
986 SANDCASnE.
4 bedroom, fam.tly room, patiO, rtew
OPEH SUHDAY 1 - 5
OO X 'r". f"R.AXI<l.IX
I Rt:.Al.'TOR ' J2SO E~t CGest H1(11wfy
Coron1 del Mar. C .. 1lorn•1
Phont till-2222
ELA, HAWA
ADJOINING LOTS
11,584 & 8,742 SO. FT.
ROAD AHO UTILITIES IH • JET AIRPORT Nf.ARIBY-
MILES FROM ROCXEFELLER M.WHA KEA HOTF1
. • LOW TAXES:
LL SELL OHE OR BOTH-$1.00 PER SQ.
642•37S5 OAYS -6.42.0176 EVES.
SITUA TID ON TIN ACitiS
SI'AClOUS 1 & 2 NDIIM. AI'AITMINn
'""'" & umv .... ,_ ""
• Plintc. Patios • Fiteplaces
• POOLS • 9 Hole Puttin1 Occn
• Tennis
• Sepa.atc Fbily Sect1on
• Adj. to Schools ..,d Playl)ound
900 s .. l••. C.t\4
l!McMhur ""' C.•st ltwy. de•• tiD FnhiM I.J ... ct
COROHA
oflnJa JJ/e
Prestige
Waterfront Homes
CUSTOM 4 TO 7 NDIIOOM -~ ,_ SlJS,GID TO SJOO,GID
fUitiiiSHID AHO UNfURNlSHID
A.UO
I'RIMI IIUILDtNG LOTS
FltOM SJS,GID TO $175,1100
BILL GRUNDY, .Realtor
SJS -o.. -... N.l. 642-4dt
-1711 ..
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COIIIJII&UMII Ill
IM'LIIIM.BTAft
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A Feeling of Space···
. . . to look out over the valley from
the foothills --clear to the ocean.
A FEELING OF ROOM ...
... when you see the large rooms,
4 bedrooms, 2-1/2 baths, dining room
and laundry room,L"RGE FAMILY ROOM
AND WET BAR./
ft A FEELING OF LUXURY ..• E . . . in the very deluxe look ol. this A shake roof, stone and stucco house
wtth unique floor plan, beautUul car-L pet and tile floors, 2 fireplaces and T built-ins.
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Its enviable location is in the Tus-
tin foothills, close to Tennis Club,
convenient to schools.
Full price, $87,000, with trade
or good terms available.
CORBIN-MARTINJl L::::::==== 6 76 -16 62====:..1
READ THIS
If yo ~o~ ere i11 the l'!&rket for •
NEW home, ue the se O\lhfe11d·
i11q c.~o~stom iud hom,u , b~o~i lt by
Fr e11k H . Ayru end So11, loc.ated
in a pri mt area 1n Centul l,....ine. n.. t.omes are pr;ced hom
$29,9crO to $40.400, •"d .,~ i"
1in fro ll'l J to 7 bedt..,.s, 2 &fltl
l cer qaragu and 2 to 4 b.t+.1,
with ~t!eh or t'ninion tile roof1,
fireplecei. ~o~nderground utilitiol,
c.oncreh driwtw&yl , all buittin1.
,,..d ba~ic carpetit~q. Tt!trt i1 VA .
FHA end Cot~ .. nt,one l financing
• .. aileblt .
Dccupancy by August 1, 1970
Tht AANCH-Ayros 11ofnes
Sinu 1905
Models at
Jeffery RoM & S.nta Ana Fwy.
714·838·5136 71«38·5120
1 I :00 A.M. to 1:00 P.M.
MACNAB • IRVINE
FINER HOMES
CAMEO SHOlES
Newlv Jisttd 4 bed room famr h Ji'"lll hoJ)l c
'' 1lh 'tremendous N"r an l: lt'tl' ' 1 r '' Pool.
large tf'rracf' on ocrar1 ~1 dr ~ 1.~~~ :'100 Ope-n
Sal & Sun 4627 Car1de•J lJn\'r
HAA.&OR VIEW HILLS
3 ~room hom(' \'tlh \IC''' ,( !1\r.Jn l.r,rn'
rDOm '1\'l th f1ren!acr lo,·rh lou·::r t,,.,,:v rO(Im.
almost new. S5-t.500.
CORONA DEL MAR
8ngh1. a 1ry & Sp.I<'IOll~. IJT't'JI fam1 11· room:
3 bedrooms. lmma<'ul atf' 6' -\~<;unubl (' loan
HARBOR VlfW HOME
Despention ~le . Porlofmo model :1 Bed ·
rooms. fam1l y room
MACNAI-IRVINE
R..tty COfttiM"y
11110 loyoid: Driw 67$.3210
901 o. ... c. .. Su;to 1:10 042~
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THE F1RST TV SET sold by Davts.Brown Co., a 10-IDch
RC A Victor, Is d.lsplayed here by Hugb Davis, aDd at Ule
left 1s RCA •s "set ol the future," the Two Tbou.s:aud. Mr.
Davls aD:t his partner, Cnt&holm Brown. are m:nr celebrat-
ing the 23rd anniversary ol the founding of their store,
wh.lch they stuted ln 1948 on Harbor Blvd. l.n Costa Mesa.,
and which ts oow lOCated at 411 E. 17th St.
62HD ANNIVERSARY . 'Birds fly no more? family and trleOOs recently •
gathered at the home of Mr. The harbor sailing classJc, race, which has been neld an ..
aDd Mrs. Warren lb.. vis to ho~r "F'Ught of the Soowblrds," nuaUy duri ng tbe la.st week of
Mr. and Mrs . Everett DaVls founded 35 years ago by the July
Sr. on the occaslon ot their late Joseph A. Seek of Bal-•
62nd we<kting anniversary. boa Islam will oot be held The dearth of the Soow ..
OrigiJlaUy trom Missouri this year ' birds wa s already evtdeot last
Mr. aoo Mrs. Davis came ~~ The ~nsoring Commodores year' and the Commodores
Oraop County over 25 years Club of the Newport Harbor Club expertmeoted by LnvU-
ago and toa.ve been aclive in Cha mber of Commerceanooun-lng Kit es to enter the race
land developmenl:. They have ces tha t this dec ision was The entry llst tor tbe 1969
3 chiktren, 8 gr:tOOch.Hdren aoo made because of the shortage fUght lncluded 31 Soowblrt1Sand
15 grea.t-graodchlldren o~.nd now of boat s. 56 Kites. No Soowbtrds ftDI.sbed
r eside at Emerald Bay, La-A r ecent survey showed that ln the top 10. The wtone.r was Pe~
guna. Beach, and maintain a the Soowbird class has dWindled ter Parll:er of Bay lsla.nd, hJ.s
summer home a.t the Da.na to a point wher e less ttw 1 25 sister, Terri, was second. 8oth
Strand CltJb in Dana Polnt. boats are Sb lp-shape for tll(> skippered Kltes. n us year's race would hi.Ye
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News
CO-P ASTOR of the Flflt BlpUit Cburcb ol Costa Mesa,
Dr. James Combs, at left, and Dr. P. G. Newna.nn. pastor,
wtu ~Ucl.pate Ln the !1st a.DDJ.versary sen1ces at 11
a.m. this Sunday. (Enslgo pilot<>.)
The N.-rt Harbor IA<lt-Church eran Church, 798 Dofw Drln. marks anniversary
Newport Beacb~~"Lamcb out
Lnto the deep of llfe," taMd The 21st anniversary ol. tbe ln Ft. Worth, Tesas ; M.A. de-
on Lute 5:1-11, tslbe sermon First Baptist Church ot Costa deeree in 195Z from Calvary
UUe ebosen by Pastor James Mesa. will be ovserved at this College, and bas also sttKUed
BlaJ.D for tbe 8 &Dd 10:30 a.m Sunday's serVIces . at Tens Ctlrtstla.n \}niversity,
Suada:r services. Dr . P.G. Neumann, the fond-JopUn College In Missouri a.od
• • • lDg pastor, will be joined by CtlUfornla Baptist Theoloctcal
st. Andrew's PresbytertanDr. James Combs, his co~ Semiouy. He hasrecelvedhoo·
Ch1U'cb, 600 St. Andrew's Rd., pastor, 1n conducting the an-orary doctorates from Bible
Cu.rt Haven--"streams Ln tne niverSlfY service s. Baptist Seminary ln Ft. Worth
desert" 1s the topic of the Tbe sermon for 11 a.m. will and from Jac kson College 1n
commwlioo medltatlon of Dr. be given by Dr. Combs, whO Honolulu.
Charles Dterenft.eld for the 8, will speak oo the topic, "What He was Ucensed to preach
9:30 a.oo 11 a.m. services thls hath God wrought." He will at the age of 16 In Sao An-
Suoday. review the growth and accomp-tonio, and at the age of 18
• • • llshmeots of the church since he served as pastor 1n Joplln,
The Lutheran Church of the Its organt.zational meetiog on Mo., lfb.Ue attending sebool
Master, 2900 Pa.clftc View Dr •• June Z6, 1949, lD the Costa there. He also sened as pas.
Harbor View Hllls.-Dr. wu. Mesa Legloo Hall. tor In Hlllsboro, TeJU, and
ll&m Eller wiU give a message Bob Wilson, mayor of Costa ln 1953 accepted the pastora.ge
oo "Fishers of men" at the 9 Mesa <lndmemberofthechurch, at OUvet Baptist Church in
and 11 a.m. SUDday services. will bri.Dg oftlclal greetings L ynwood, Call!., where he ser~
• • • from the city. ved unUI comlog 1\ere.
Testimonies from church Or. Combs Is president ot
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NE'IPORT HARllOR "EifiClll
FIRST SECliOII--P ... t
m!RIOAYJUNE 21, 1!10 a~Nl!IA ou.I!IJI. C6Ur. Ctlt.n.-
LET {}fit CLEAN AND RESTOR£
YOUR DRAPES TO LOOK LIKE NEWI
IXCWSIVI
GUARANTIED DUPERY CLEANING
Oropery O.C.nlng. retf.ct reoardteu of th• age of
your drcap..-y, or 100"/. replocement ff cl.aMbfe.
• No WlltM HHtlt • f1oott PrMIIof
..... ~lot u.......... . -.._... "'"' l'tooh Colrtbdooho
• No Slorlllbto
• Porfoct Inn -
5Yow--•Dr_.a ..... or
Allon4
• Water Stalft IMIM'tl • Dn,lrin • .,.... Dr_., Ha<ftm lostollotl ..,. a.,.n.~
LIT COlT IIST.W.
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DUPIIY SilVIa
I 20% OFF ~ .. ~ I ~~;.!~ 642-o270
1702 NEWPORT Bl YD. 11 17th, Cost1 Mal
ON THE STRIP
r;#ecta!s
been the 35th F' Ught of what
has beeo considered throughout
the globe as the world's largest
s mall boat race.
Yin Jor~rensen, skipper of the
Commodores, has appol!Ud a
committee to ftnda replacement
for the F' Ugnt of the Snowbirds.
Tbe Newport UDlty Church, members wtll be given at the the Southern c autornta BapUst
meetiog at 15th St. and lrf1ne 7 p.m. service. There wtll be Bible fellowship, aDd asslsta.ri.
Ave., CIUf Haven-·Dr. William remt.niscences of the past editor for ·the west coast for l"'"••lllil••••••llii~iiiii.liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
Parker wtU be guest preacher years , also choral s inging and the Baptist Bible Tribune, of~
at the 10 a.m.Sundayse"lce.muslcalselections. ficlalnewspaperotthe FelloW-American Christian
His topic will be "JUk.ing de-Or. Combs )olned the chUrch ship, with headquarters 1n
cisions.:• • • stall as co-pastor last month. Springfield, Mo. SCh I
SYBIL RODioiAH DIES The 42-Year-old pastor Is a Mrs. Combs received her 8, 00
The PlymouthCoogrepUonal native or Lubbock Texas re A. degrees from Calvary Cot-172 23 S t C t M Corona del Mar Mrs. Sybil ArleDe Rodman.
51, of Z38 E. Wilson, Costa.
Church, 3262 Broad st., New-celved his B.A. d~gree tn'Blb: lege. She assisted her husl:wld rd tref: ' OS a esa
port HelctU--"Keepers of a. Ucal education In 1943 from the as Christian educatlon director CALL 642-6361 SPECIALS GOOD THRU JULY 1 Mesa, died June 12, at st. ::::::::::::::::::::::::! Joseph's Hospital iii Orange.
berita&e" will be the sermoo Calvary College Kansas City· in Lynwood, and DOW Is a mem-
toplc of tbe Rev.Norman BroWD his theology d~gree tn 1950 ber of the Christla.D education FOR FALL ENROLLMENT
S~e was born Nov. 5, 1918,
1n Oklahoma., <lnd ca.me to Call~ at 10 a.m. Sunday, !tom the Bible Baptlst Semuary sWI at the Costa Mesa church. Phonics -American herl t..ge -Bible Annex decision delayed i~' :::.··.;uda~"'!e';.~':~ Member, Calllorllla ~E~dan~~;~la~M~llb~~;OOo~~~~M;ri~b~l~l~~~;;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ .. I.TC:R.AT!O N .
h om
SUITS ~5
673 a 1?0
fornla Ln 19ZO ~ to Orange
Count} In 1923.
Survtrors include her hus-
ba.M, Georp Rodman; her
puente, Wr. aDd 14ra. Howard
c. Rumsey or Costa Wea; 2
sons, Robert of Saata Ana and
Gerold ot Costa Mesa; a daugh-
ter, LyDda., of Costa. W:esa ; 1.00
a sister, Mrs. Patricia R. MU-
ter of Orange; and 5 graDd-
~;::::::::::::::::::::~ chlklren. Funeral services were IM!ki
June 16 at Bell-Broadway
Chapel wUh Duane Canby of-HEARTHSTONE
"Fireplace Things"
ficiating.
DIESIH ARUBA
Mr s. Edith M. Walsh, 68,
of 192<1 Continental, Costa
The Newport S.Och city stall r wu directed by CltJ CoGDell The Council ifanled tbe con.
MooellY otetzt to ma.a a more Unuanee but also asked the lD~Eilltb atwty of lbt eooaomte sW1 to determine the tlnaDclal
Impact of 1 proposed $50 mu. r esponslbUlty of Azimuth.
lloo oftlee buUdJO.C a.od botel Councilman L!Dd.sley Parsons
complex 00 a SO-acre parcel said he wanted to make sure
near Orange County Airport. that lt the cJty annexed the
lbe ctty bas been asked to property the company would
anoe:z the property by Azimuth have the ttna.nctal bacldng to
Equities lne., wlltcn. ls 1n es. complete the pro}ect.
crow to buy tbe pr~ from Robert Hirsh, representing
McOocmell Douglali Inc Az.lmuth, told the COUDctl he
Mooda.y's req~st ·by the thought some Lnd.lcatlon of the
C()UOC.II followed 00 the hetlsot company's tlnancial bacldng
a request by AslmLJtb a.Dd Col-could be made available by the
llns Rad1o to conUnue a public July 6 meeting.
VI Mesa, died June 12 oo ttM! SIT OUR EXHIBIT Island Arub&, NetherlalldsAn-
T E LEP,...O NE 6 73-706!> bearl.ng 011 tbe proposed an.oex-The Irvine Company and
auoo uot11 July 6• lrvlne area residents have et:-
Colllns Radio ts }ocated ad-pressed adamant opposition to
jaceot to tbeW:cDooneUDouglas the a.mexatloo saying that 1t
property and Is cooslderi.Dg would take away trom the tax
the ~Uty of seek1Di a base or the proposed City of
AT THE SOUTHLAND HOME & GARDEN SHOW tllles. She was bora Jan. 15, 1902, 1n Denma.rlt.
JUNE 20-28 Survivors lnc lude bet hilS-
ANAHEIM COHVEHTIOH CENTER bUd, Charles w. Wal.sh lnthe joint anoezatlon. lrYtne.
:
;:::::::::::::::::::::::::: Antilles. J;:'f.'~.t .. :.:t~~::~e ~~ Gonna tax the cats?
tist Chur ch, Costa Mesa, with HAMMOND ORGAN STUDIOS
of ti-re Oror~qe C::;.os· the Rev. AnthOny McGowan of-The Newport Beach City
fl ctating. CotJDcil doesn't Ute cats.
interment at Good Shepherd At least ao U woWd seem
FREE Cemetery, Huntington Beacb. trom the dUeusston held at
Bell-BroadWay was in charge Council meeUoc MOiday DiehL
of arrangements. The item ftl ftnt dbcussed
ORGAN WORKSHOP when CounctlmaoRichardCroul
EVERY loiOHDAY EVEHIHG AT 7,30 P .lol. U.S.C .ALUioiS ELECT broullbt ~aletterherecelfed
CALL FOR IHFORMATIOH Frank E. Anderson of 2078 from Mary E. DaYlsprotellline ~===::::;;:::::;:::;;::::;==:: MaDda.rln Dr., Costa Mesa. has the numl>erotca.t5lDheroorOlll. been named presldeot of tbe del Mar oeigbborbood.
Newport Harbor m e Alum.aJ. Mr. CroW said ooe person ln ..;:,4,1~ en/co, Club. He Js a 1950 graduate. Corona <~t;l Mar wureported.to
•u NE u P R 1.... have 47 catJ 1D the bouH. , etlrU>& president ts Robert City Attoroey Tlllly Seymour ~ Bas:lWl, 1314 Estelle commented that eats, partt.cu-30''" f ·~· co•t• .. ~ ..... v
,.,.~..,, ::>o. .... ~ c •. ·o-~ ,
7 1 ..... 7) !'!012
, 13 GOODYEAR ALL WEATHER
ne, lx>r Hl&fllands, c.la.ss larly Ln Corooa del Mar, "are
oll956. ---·-· ob Newly named as nee presl-an _......, pr lem arcxmd
dent ts Jack K. Sunmuela, 1921 sprLDcUmt. Tbert are Z little oJd ladlts wbo batbot and care Satrlna Ter •• lrT1De Tvn.ce, tor tbtm and at t1mu are
class of 1953. Treuurw Ls
Coo Scbweltzer, Z615A111. Vista quite WD'euoaabll. nus 11.11 u .. ,to. txc. r.u East "We ooet tried to tuue a ~~;;:~=;;;;~~;:c;•:•;;;;~~:D~r~ •. ~, ~;~ Bluff, cla.u ol1"-4. clt:&UoD apiut tbl .amea Cll
ite Walls 2 for $
Is Mrs. Ra.J Eklleoa, a pubUc DUlaaDct cbarp, but
Lido lall, class 00 aae ft1ltld to 4le."
Coaocllmall lionrd Rocv•
HARBOR PAINT & WALLPAPfR CO. QU ... LITY SUSIOH .. ...-tboclty"-aprlalo
2919 E. Coast Highway "A "'"era lor q~&Uty .._ 47-a<UidD 4710CU"
Corona del Mar, Califomio sun.nee" .W bt tbe tbeme to=~·~::.'::, Pv-
673_2033 ol a da'-10o1 somlllu at Or-1101111 oltod a ---·
Latar during discussion of
ao animal control ordioa.nee,
Mr. Rogers sa.ld he thotlgh.t
the Council should charge cat
owners a $25 fe e for Ule llrst
4 cats am locrease tOO fee
to $100 tor 5 cats aoo more.
Councilman Carl Kymla sug.
gested the city utillt.e the ser-
vices of a new cat extermin-
ation business In town, ''Kitty
Bye, Bye."
"Do we have any more words
of wisdom?" Ma yor Ed Hirth
asked.
'I haven't heard any," Coun-
cilman Croul ctllmed Ln.
THE CHOICE YOU'LL WANT TO
MAKE . , SOONER OR LATER
DO IT TODAY ... NOT SOMEDAY
NABERS~INC
2800 HARBOR SOULE'IARO, COSTA "'ESA, ~71 .. ) S-40-8100
Dll L COAST M .. HWAY
AT M.aAITHUl 11.n.
COIOU Ill. MAl
THURS. FRI . SAT.
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The lie Event of The Year
Ad W rth $2 a.ore Coast CoUep Juoe 27, former Coullc:Unu Robert 0 lD the OCC IIOIODCO balL U Sbolloa ... Ill don ud pi-
Will be eo-spouortd bJ tbe wttll tbt lldin
OCC Erenlng Collop ud the "I'D ID taJ.i, -Coomcll-
PITTSBURGH PAINT OriUlp Empire-""" oltbo maa-lboo,"Coomcll ... Amarlcu Soctoty lot QoalJlr CN>Ol ald-
ON ANY G ALLO N P UROUSE O F ER CLEARANCE MID-SUM ::::::::10:~::0:F:F:O:H::AL:L::W:"':L:L:P:A:P:E:R::::::C~~~
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LAIGIST SILICTIOM or
SANDALS:_~~~::~: s s~ UP
CAlli' AI I'OOTtr._.ll I'Oa nB BNTIIIB I'_.MILY
Dr. c;;-. O"'eaa. .. ,. 111 at w n •••ltnl .......,, 1.& lllndl,wlll bo ,.... .....
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WOIIIHIP IIII'IIC& AT 10,00 A. .II.
Jl:VUDIQ IIIIYICK AT ·7100 PJL
-IAIT CDAiT.W .. CIIMllll-...
STORE WIDE CLEARANCE
DRESSES
SUITS
COATS
FO~ THIS MHT
D00U OnN /I<T t Mol.
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SAVE
UP TO soo;o
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COSTA
MESA
Sculptor Miriam Shelton
featured in CDM show
Soroptimist
election held A collection of works by a..od clay to brlD& ute to bl:r
SCij~tor Miriam Shelton ol studiel o1. classical ballet Velma O'BrleD wu lutallld
Corona del Mar, wlle of former dancers a..od portratb of chU~ u president ol tbe Sorcptlmilt
Courx:Umao Bob Shelton, will dren. Club ol the Newport Harbor
be presented by tt.e Nnport Area at lbe June 17 meeUac
Harbor Service League ln the Mrs. Shelton ls a lf&duate at tbe Mesa Verde CoualrJ
Coffee Garden Gallery, 262:5 of Pomona CoUep, Ybere abe Club.
E. Coast Hwy., CorooadelMar, st...Ued scu_,ture and CIP~ otber oftlceu are Doloru
trom June 29 to Aur. 12. Gal-lured awards for her work. She Richard.aoo, ftrst rtce..prtsi-
lery hOurs are 11 a.m.to3p.m. has also studied at the Uni-deo~; Erie (Mrs.MelYla)Nc:.ck,
Monday through Saturday, nrstty ot CaWorDla, Berkeley, &Dd rtce-presldeot; Ilm'otby
"My work Is an eJpresslon the Corcoran Art School lD (Mrs, Joe) Haupey, reeord1tle
of my teeUnga:," Mrs. Sbeltoo Wasblogtorl, D. C. aDd Yitb cadet 1D air-secretary; Bette (ltln. Geoz'p)
says. "U the viewer recog-Jon R.aymood. Sbe worked as ma.nshlp" was awarded to Fred Cooney, eorrespoodlq MCre-
nir.es ln my scu~ure some ot an assistant In the ft.rst Unl-C, Whitney n, p-and&on of Mr. tary; Joan (Mrs. Alan) WU-
IlJs own feellogs or to,., lovell-ted States laternatkmal scu)p-and ltra. J. B. WbJtr.ey Jr. liams, treuunr; am d1recton
ness, frustration, a.od Joy , tben ture symposium lD Long Beach or 614 Av-ocado Ave., Corona Fatel Walker, Vlrclnl& (Wra.
1 nave communicated." She has 1n 1965. del Mat, when he cnduated Lee) Shaw, JeaDDette (Mrs. £1-
receJ.ved wide DOte through her A preview party by tnvt-this month from the U. S. A.1r bert) Conoer , SIHt (Mrs. L. 8.)
works to a variety of materials ta.tlon only will be held July Force Academy to Colorado Bussey, Katherine Cbailllt aDd
Including wood, stone, bronze 27 to open this uhlbU. Sprlncs. The singular award OUve (Mrs. Glenn) Allen. tbe
Watson on Irvine board was presented to Fred by the retiring president.
Alr Flgttters Aces Assn. He Jeanoe Haas, district 3 dl-
ls the son of Mr. a.nd Mrs. r ector, sened u lnstalltng ot-
Fred Wh.itney of Houston, Tex. ftcer, and Agnes Blom1\l1at,
His grandparents were present honorary member , wu pest
for the graduation ceremonies, speaker.
Raymond L. Watson, lrvlne
Company senior vice president,
has been named to the firm's
bolu"d of directors, board chair-
man N. Loyall McLaren an-
nounced this week.
Mr. Watson, 43, Is the 3rd
company e.zecutlve to w1.o elec-
tion to the present board of the
giant land deulopment cor-
where U. s. Secretary of De-MaJor service projects tor
tense Melv in Lalrd was the the club are Ma.rdan Scbool,
speaker. Cadet Whitney wtll re-Girls Club and youth cltben-
port to Reese Air Force Base sblp awards tor lbe 4 local bleb
ln Texas this t.lll schools.
Summer sign up at YMCA
poration. Tbe others are com-The Orange Coast YMCA has niDg guitar, mental dynamics
pany president WllUam R. opened registration for Its sum-and other classes. Women's
Muon a.nd corporate secretary mer program, offering a variety classes include pre ... tal and
Charles S. Wheeler. or educational, physical and post aata.l exercise, hatha yop_
Mr. Watson was rwned to swimming classes tor adults begian1ng aDd lDtermed.late
the 1-member baud at the and youth. clothing. stitchery andwaavtnc.
stockholder s' annual meectna:. Adult co-educational and skill and rug maldng.
succeOOing Mart R. Sullivan, classes offered Include oil Child care is avaHable lD
retir ed chalrma.o of Paciflc RAYMOH 0 L. WA TSOM pa!nUog. dance therapy, begi.rl-the mornings for mothers with
Telephone and Telegraph Co, -----------------babies aDd pre-scOOolchtldren.
He )olned the lnioeCompany or the Newport Harbor YMCA --~L,_~EGAL HOTICE Men's ~ women's physical
in 1960 as manager of the plan-fuod-ratslng drln. fitness classes featured are
nJ.ngdepa.rtment. In 1964hewas He aoo ttts wlle, Elsie, and P-37476 ladies' slym and trym, men's
appolnted vice presldeat of their 4 chHdren Uve ln East CERTifiCATE OF Bl.51NE~ condtttooJng, YOUeybi.U, uru-
pl.anning. In 19£6 he was ele-Bluff, the Irvine development Fictitious Firm Name versal gym, jogging, swtmmln&
vated to head of the company's over looting Upper Newport THE UNDERSIGNED does fitness counseUng and lwldb&U.
1a00 development division and Bay. hereby certify that he Is coo-Educational and phystc.a.I
In 19£8 he was named senior In addition to Mr. McLaren. ductlng a lamp and fUture classes designed ror youth ln-
vlce president. Mr. Mason, Mr. Wheeler and repair business at 2721 East elude Lnlorma.l activities, be-
As the company's land de-Mr. Watson, members of the Coast Hlgnway,CoronadeiMar, gt.nntng guitar,handball,tr&mp-
velopment chief he bas super-lrvi.De-Company board of d1-under the tlcutlous n.tm name oUne, tumbling, boy's seU-de-
vlsed preparation and lmple-rectors are M. Keith Gaede, of Sheehan Lamp aDd Flxture feose, W'testllng, body buUdlDc.
mentation of a master pla.o that president of San J011.quinAs-Serrice, and that sa1d ttrm Is swimming aDd the summer f\m
provides tor the creatloo of JOCia.tes; John V. Newman. composed of tbe tollowtnc per-~c:::lub~. :-=-=-.,-===--
the larpst totally planoed new ra.oeher; and Joan lnlDeSmlth. soo Wbose name to full and place LEGAL MOTICI
ctty in the western bemiiJ)here of rest.deDCt ue as folJowa, --==:::..c===--
--the 53 OOO..acre proposed PACIFIC GRADS ·to-wU: Daniel H. Sheehan m, NOTICE TO CREDITORS
City of trv'lne June graduates at the Uat-2955 Los CerlUos Drive West SUPERIOR COUR T OF THE
He Is a ·graduate of IJC verslty of tbe Pacl1lc 1n Stock-Covina, Cautorn.J.a. ' STATE OF CALIFORNiA FOR
Berkeley where he received toa, CaW., tnchlded Russell WITNE~ my haod tb.ls 1st day THE COUNTY OF ORANGE
h.is B.A.' and M.A. In arch!-Lund, 49 Beacon Bay, and ofJune,l970.DilnJelH.Sheehan No. A-65784
tecture. Ills current com munity Michael Bova, Z4U Andover Dl. Estate of Arthur Donaldson..
.tctJvitles include c hairmanship Pl., Costa Mesa. Both received STATE OF CALIFORNIA ) deceased.
B.A. degrees. ) ss. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
Carpets
by
C ALL &•6-0275 FOR .-,N EXPERT
CARPET CO NSULTANT WHO
WILL COME TO YOUR HOME
WITH SAMF"LES WITHOUT ANY
OBLIGATION TO YOU!
COUNTY OF ORANGE to the creditors of tbe aboft
H.J GM\I{Tf fURN~
ON THIS 1st day of June, 1070, oamed decedaot tha.lallpenoDI
before me, a Notary PuhUc In baYlnc cla.lms &p.Uwt the aUd
and ror said counly and state, decedeal: are required to me
residing therein, duly_.;Jmmls-them, wttbtbe DKUAI'J ~
stoned and sworn, persooa.Uy trs, 1n tbe oftlee o1 tbt c ... t
appeared Daniel H. Sheehan nt, o1 the above eotltled court, or
lmown to me to be the persoo to pceseal tbem, rith u.e Dll·
whose name Is subscribed to , cessary wouehtrs, to thea..
the wlthln Instrument, and ack-s1iDed at Law om.ce a1 Gai?1D
oowledged to me that he e:recu-R. Keeoe, Attoroey a.t IA.w, 414
ted the same. N. Nnport BIYd., NIWpOI"t
WITN ESS my hand and ortlcal Beacb California. Wb.lcb la tbe
seal. Jessie R. Hill, Notary pla.ce 'ot buGDeu o1 a. __..
PubUc In and for sa.id CoUDty s1JD8d 1n au matter• ~
and state. My Commission ex-1DC to tbt estata o1 A1d dece-
plres Oct. 2.4, 19?0. deol. wiUl1.D. four moatba aa.
PubUsb: June 4, 11,18, 25, 1970, tbe ft.rst pubUcation ot U1J.a DO-
in tbe Newport Harbor Enstp Uce.
2ll5 HARIOR II.VD.
COSTA "'ESA. CAUF.
fO Speed Bikes
lbleiEJI ' Motobecane
$59.95 to $225.00
3 Speed Res $48.95 up
Custer he Res $39.95 up
Bike Parts-Tres-Tubes
Duck Feet Fins Blemish $&.95
Duck Feet rms Replars $1.95
Masks--$1.19 to $7.95
~95c·$1.7S-$2.95
tiates-$4.95 .. $1U5
1111....... Dated May 29, 1970.
Slee~lll Ba(s-$12.95 Ia $77.50
Backpack Sacs-$12.95 Ia $43.95
Ridt-Moar Freese Dried fllld
First Ail Kits-Sierra Cups
Space lllaiiets-TAI Teats
Ch•-•n Ha~ Glms
$3.95-$4.50-$5.95-$&.51).$&.95
llan6als lki~ SSe '* $1.10
~ts
Sllles lllse ra,s
lasts Cllest PlltlcWs
Dooa.ld Donaldson. ExeciJtot
or tbe Will of the above oamed
decedem.
GALVIN R. KEENE,A~Uaor
at Law, 04 N. Newport BIYd.,
Knport Beach, CaiiL Telo-
pboDI: M6.1Ul. Attoroey tJr &-.
Publi.sb: June 4,11,18, 25, 1970,
in tbt Newport Harbor En&tcn.
L!GAL HOner
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
SUPEJUCI< COURT OF THE
STATE OF CAUFORNJA rat
THE COIJIITY OF ORAKGE
No. A-65733
E ... te atCatberiDo !lola~ Doc-.
JIOI'JCE IS HEREBY GIVEN
to a. credltora ol a. &llot't
.... dac«<ttlt tllat all per.-
llaYIICcloilu-DIOald
...... .,.. nqa&rtd to fill
..-. wttllltM_..••ntoeb-
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• Flip-Quick Ice Ejector to free cubu 198-lb. size vertical Freezer!
instantly.
• 23.8 • lb. size full·w i oth Meat Tender $ • 17.5 qt. si z:e full-w idth Hydrator
• Door storage for eggs, butter, snodr:s
• R.,ovoble En Trays.
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Y & FRIDAY _ .....
Lea-20; S.rl .. Ill DEATH OF MOSES o. .......... , :u
tl•ralc penoMI leaduUip Ia • looely life. P erhep• no man in hi•tM)', ••v• J .. u ...... bone •• r•t a burden or a uthority and gone to hle death •a
aloae •• ~to.aa. 'flle loaelinea• of J u u• on tJ!e croee i• eppallins. But Mo.e ..
death on l4ounl Nebo, where he wu a lone wi th God, hu ite own poipancy.
Moaee h .. aroans d a loud ma ny timu uver the weight of h is re sponsibil ity.
"II ow can I myael£ •I G n e bear your cumbrance, e nd your burden, a nd your
etrife?" he Mid to the people . Tin1e and a gain he had to rebuke the people:
"Thou w t • a tilfneclt ed people ." On the other hand he had several times to-
intercede mightil y to aave thetn from wrath, a nd once prayed co be a cas ta way
himself if th e people could not be forgiven: "Oh, this people l.ave sinned a
w eal sin. 111 nd have made them gnds of gold. Y ct nuw, if thou wi lt forgive the ir
11 in -;and if no t, bl ot me.l pray thee, out of thy boolt which thou has t writte n."
Perhap11 the most trying time of a ll wss a t the Wll!lt ers of \1 eribeh where th e
people murm ured again £or WMter 1u1d \hlses, in exaspera t ion, s truck the ltoclt
inll tead b( comma ndi ng it to give water. F or taking this upon himself and not
•ctio8 in the mee ~nelhl of perfect obedience, God ord ered that he could not
complete h is great mission and enter wi t h the armies into Canaan .
\loHes felt this keenl v . He carr ied on his labor"' for nmn y yea rs, but in one
of hitt sermons in Deuteronomy he cannot restrain himself and breaks out with
111 remembrnn ce of how he prared that this hard dec1sion might be: reversed . It
wu aher the VICton over Og, king of Flashan , whi ch followed soon a ft er the
defeat of Sihnn the •\mQnte, when Israel was poised on the plains r,f ~luab to
strike acro!ls J ordan and launch the invasion. In the fl ush o f victory Moses
assigned territon to the tnbes, a nd he exhorted J oshua to be bold: "And I
besought the Lord at tb1.1t lime. saying .... I pray thee, let me go over. and
see the good land thott IS be}und Jordan, th a t gooJI~ mountain. and Lebanon.
But the Lord was wroth with me for your sakes, and would not hear me: and the
Lord said unto me, l.el 11 s ulficr thee ; speak no more unto me of this mat ter!''
No w all is 1n read1ness f.u the great culmination of forty years of epic
labors and leadersh1p. •\nd \lnses 1s den ied the glory of participating in it. Rut
firs t he goe s to the loll ul \luun t "\ebo from whence he can see the whole sweep
of Palestine: "'·\nd th~ I.Md showed him all the land , , , I ha ve caused th ee
to see it .. ith thtne e}t'S, but th ou shalt not go fH•er tolither."
And so \loses d,ed there 111 th e land of \loa b. And God himsel f disposed of
his body . "lie buru•d h1m in a V<JIIe1 in the land of \loab, over agawst Be th-peor :
but no muo knoweth 11f h1s sepulcher unto this day."
A spot south uf thf' \\udi ~eisbun. etght mi les or more east of the junction
of the J ordan .. ith thl' Dead ~ea. which now goes b\· th e Mme of Jebel :-.leba,
was in Christian trud1110n thuught lube \lount \ebo. The view from thence fits
fairly well with thl!" de$rnpt1ons m Scnpture . Aut local \loslem traditi on,
whi ch, according to a mndem scholar ts 111 be pre fe rred here. identifi es it wtth
Jebel Osha, \\hich ''" 1.000 feet higher. somewh111 to the n<'lrth o f Jericho,
sloping down steepl1 '""Md bnth Jericho and the Dead ~ea . \ sn~<t ll erection
near the top is suppos .. tl t•' mar~ the site o f \loses' grt~ve. ''The l'lew from th is
peak," 88}'1!1 th1 s \lflter. "curresp<>nds so mmutel1 ""'th the descr1pt1on 111
Deutuonom} as to •mpress ..Jn\one .. ·ho has been pr1 v1le ged tu set' 1t.''
Th11t th1s ,,],1c-r '" \l <~Uill \,·bu I\{' lfl.l l \\I'll hr l 1r1r ~ hut th.lt "~>:l ·IIC
unko l)l\11 tn the "rlt(·r ,f llc ul!·r<on<>l"l hus n''" ht'rn J.,c.nt•rl ,.., h.trJ ''' .11 t ''I''
"'e ('fin b~st be ('ontf•nt 1\ilh ~n .. l>l!l ~ th <~t "hilt• \!""'"" dlflu .. t foot-.h dw .-r(·,lt
ma rch 1nto C:<1n.~o.1 n, (;,,d lit' I tor .dMndoned h1m ..~nd ~ob1le tlwr•' "·I ~ 11•1 JILin "1th
him At h1s <Ieath. (.,,rl 11.15 .11 ho.~uJ .
Furthermore the turn ,,( f'lf'nt,; foreshadn,_.~ rcrmtrk..Jbh the Cospt•l 111 that
\tnses. 11ho prr-.nndrl'-. th t' I . ..J", ~~n ot the on•· "ho lr,t d~ th e h<ISis t•> \l l t••rl .
T hat ts l~ft In .anothH lh~ thtnlr ll(lulri be J.,shuo~ -nnr l••:.hu.• thr· ,;nn n f \un
whu succeed ttl \lo~:.e<> H I L•lmnMnd , but Joshua the '"" uf (.,d, otf lr·su"' .rs ''t'
ha1·e the n<~mt' '" 11:. Lreel form
\loses' pe rson~tl d1S.jpp<>1ntm~nt ut not settiOI'\ fof•t 111 ( .~o .u1 n must hdl f'
be~n s >~all n\\ed up 1n th•· Jill th~tt he h..1d 1n bem!l dl ]u"rrl To "'ee <the.HI t<r the
coming of Chnst f.:tS he had lte\\rd the pr omised landl itnd 111 undrr:.land thr
full meaotng of all that 11as happ .. ntng. "For (\loses ) ~<r•)tr nf n1r." sa1d J esus,
referring to Deutrrnn•'lml IR:I:; and IR. "The Lord thy Gnd 11dl raise up a
Prophet from the n11dst ,,f thr e. o f th1 brethren. l1 le unt n me-: untu h1m shall
~·<e hearken."
EY•1••II•• 11d
Doctrl••
.. CHRISTIAN HB•s." 8 0X 168. NBWIIAVBH. MO.
Some people teem to tblnk that doctrine is rei-
aUvety unimportant ln evanaeUsm and wtnnln&:
souls to CbrlsL Such an attitude betrays a woe-
lui ignorance of the Scrlprures and a traatc lack
ot understandlD& in thlngs that concern salvation.
TbJJ word "doctrine" Ia so prominent In tbe
vocabulary d. Paul the aposUe that he uses It ov-
e r and OVf'r agatn a s God's Sp1rlt moves him to
write to the youq preachers Timothy and Titus.
He told Timothy ro stay In Ephesus to establlsh
doctrloe (l Tim. 1: 3). He told hbn that lawleu per-
SOOI are those wboee lives are contrary to sound
doctrine (1 Tbn. 1: 10). He further said that a eood
mlnlster Is one wbo Is nourished In good doctrlae
(1 Ttm. 4: 6), and lnslsted that he should attend
to the matter of doctrine 11 Tim 4: 13), continue
ln doctrine hlmself aod teach 1t to others tor sal-
vation (1 Tlm.4:16).
Paul told Tlmotby that "ALL scripture ls giv-
en by lnsplratlon of . God and l.s profitable for
DOCTRINE" (2Tim. 3: 16). He said, ''the tlme will
come when they wUI not e ndure sound doctrine
but after their own lusts shall they heap to
themselves teachers, having ltc hlng ears, and
they shall tum away their ears from the truth
and shall be turned unto fa bles"(2 Tim. 4: 3-4 ).
And when he turned his attention to Titus, Paul
s aid that a bishop {pastor) must hOld fast the faith·
rut word so that he could ''by sound doctrine both
eXhOrt and convince gainsayers" because the
mouths of unruly a nd vain talke rs a nd deceivers
"must be stopped!" (Titus 1:7·11 ). He further e x·
horted T itus to "speak thou the things which be-
c ome sound doctrine " and to show himself un·
corrupt "ln doctrine" (Tttus 2: 1 & 7). T he e nd re-
s ull desired was that his hearers would "adorn
the doctrine of God our Saviour In ALL TIIINGS!"
(Titus 2: 10). Doctrine IS Important! And woe be
to the paswrs a nd evangelists who neglect the
doctrines of God as revealed In God's Word
w ritten, for the Scripture says, "Now the Splrtt
s pea kelh expressly that In the latter times som e
s haU DEPART FROM THE FAITH. giving heed
to seducing sptrtts a nd OOCTRINES OF DEVll..S,
speaking Ues tn hypocrisy" (1 Tim. 4: 1·2J.
Preacher-get bac k to THE Book. "Give a tten·
dance to reading , to e xhortation, to DOCTRINE "
(1 Tim. 4: lJJ. "Watch thou In ALL things . E n·
dure afflictions, DO TilE WORK OF AN EVAN·
GELIST. Make full PROOF of thy ministry " (2
Tim. 4:51 . From T HE SWORD AND TiiE TROW·
E L. Greensboro. N .C. 27400 Copy right protected.
'A Missi01ary Ylsio1'
Prom f:HRI STI ,U~ NE WS, N ~w HG v u, Mo.
Few Christians other tha n the Christian Busl·
nessmen's Commit tees, (CBMC) have been con-
cerned about missions to the high lev el business
executive . The a verage Chrlstlan seems to feel
that these people have tbelr reward In this world,
so who needs to e vangelize them to see that they
reach a heavenly e ternal reward.
The stran~e Circumstances ,,f \loses' death .tnd bunal haq~ lf'd to man1 Last evening I we nt over to a Bible Church to
lrad itirms. and rna~ be ~:;onne c teocl "'-lth hiS appeamnce ",th r!ijah 110 the \l,lunt he ar Charlie "treme ndous" J ones. J ones ls a
rd the Transfiguration ,,f Jesu<>. fl <>lleler.lt cannllt bt' mt"rt'll th,. 1 ~r,um~1 •1 n ('es successful insura oce executive who found C hrist
o f h1s death that accQun t {11r th<~t e1,.nt. f()r ·~hde U 1Juh £i 1rl nr•t rt11. but ... as a nd Is speaking a ll over America on the L ord's
bebal!. If J ones is ever In you r a rea, don't miss talen up mtol he;n en 1n a char1nt of f1re. ne1 the r did ~.n nc h d1e, .md ~.nn('h llilS him, he 1s 8 truly tremendous speake r .
not seen on the-\l'lunl. \lnses mther pref'.'~'ured Jesus as th(' oit"t'r of thr I .aw~ When these business e xecutives ge t "turned on
F.l,jah was the 11.reat f1gure .-.f l'mphel •. for Christ," t hey are nonnally reaUy dymanic.
llere 111 th1s a r count of \l,,sl.'s' de,Jth. "r1t ten h1 11 hund ••1h,.r th.Jn h1s <JI•n . These top le ve l ··execs'' can _be won lor Christ
we read the f•rst l•nrJ-. .-.( pr.u se o f hw1 Ill IJeuter<)llOml : "\nrltht<re .trnf>" n'l t by groups suc h ·as the "Bible-Science" organ!·
\ .. ~ ... zatlon of Rev . Walter Lang of Caldwell Idaho . a prophet !Hnce '" ls r.•cl l1l e u.nto lose ...... ·hom the l .•1rd knc" f.t ~,. tn f ... f:., ... • These people d emand proof through research that
He w11s a remarkable m . .HI pln .. JC<Jih as ~<ell as 10 sp1r1 1. be1n!l l _~r-;rr .. <llr/ the Bible Is without e rror. It seems as though
and "h•s e\e was nnt d,m, h1s natural for ce not abated."" the higher the level or execuUve, the more readily
Your Child's Spiritual Training
By louis A. Jacobun
The Apostle Paul wntmg to Timothy, a servant of the hvmg God, exhorts
h1m to "conttnue m the things which thou hast learned . . and that fr om a
ch1ld thou hast ~mown the holy scriptures." That evidently was the secret of
hts pawer and source of strength as he labored on indefat,gably in the cause of
ChriSt.
lt was the instructmns of h1s godly and sainted mother Eunice that bore
f•u1t 1n the later l1 fe of th1s man of God.
The word of the l1v1ng God Implanted in the tender heart of thai you ng
boy and glfl Will become the bulwark of their stre ngth, and w1ll IWd the flower
of young manhood and womanhood for the testings, the trials, the temptation!>
of life. Then, when the time of dire testing comes to the boy or girl, whose
enllre bOdy is putsat,ng with life and the vigor of manhood and womanhood;
they w1ll be more than conquerors through Christ. They w1ll be fitted to meet
the f1ery breath of the ev•l one and the attacks and onslaughts of Satan because
of that secret strength derrved from above. lt rs His word hidden in the human
heart from childhood, wh1ch gives us vktory in the battles of life. That IS why
Oav1d uttered these signif,cant words: ''Thy Word ha"e t hid in my heart that 1
rnrght not sm a11ains t Thee."
The chi ld as well as the adult with Christ and His Word richly •mpl anted
1n the heart c.an say, "I can do all things through Christ, who strengtheneth me."
So much emphasis in these days is being placed on the mental and phys ical
eQuipment of the child. Th is is necessary, but parents have utterly fa 1led in
their task of preparins children entrusted to them for life's training. if they
r<eglect the most important and vital part of that child's equipm<ent, namely, a
tt'lorough knowled11e of lhe Word of God.
A godly minister asks thiS heart searching Question: "Do you never ta ke
that bud of immortality that is unfold ing under your care, upon your knees and
tell it in plain and simple language about God, about heaven. about sin, about
Jesus the Saviour, about eternity?"
Or. Payson says, "What if God should place a diamond in your hand, and
tell you to inscribe on 11 a sentence, which should be read at the last day, and
shown there as an index of your thoushts and feelings! What care. what uution
you would exercise in the selection! This is what God has done. He has placed
before you the immorta l minds of )"'Ur children, more imperishable than the
d iamond, on which you are inscribing every day and every hour, by your instruc;·
Cion, by your spirit, by your example, somethins that will remain and be exhibited
for or aa:ainst you at the Judgment Dey." •
TNCh the Word of God dilisently to )'OUf children beause of thi~1-the
most important reason. It is the worn of God. which converts the soul. ....-ajth
rometh by hearifll and hearitlf by the Word of God.'" (Rom. IO:ln. .. Born apin,
not Of corruptible seed, but of incorruptible. ~ tht' WORD Of GOO, 'l"flich liveth
and abideth for ever" (I Pet. I:Zl). Read also John 5~4.
Oh, that our children wtto are nlkinc In our footsteps may ... more of
the SPiour In 1.11: more of Hit kaYe. mote of His petienoa, more of His for-
buqnce, and thus by our lives, l)t'eCefJt •net example be led to the feet of
tnos..lou<.
the person feels the hand of God In his life. These
persons tend to be extreme ly bright and hold to a
conservative te ndency. They would rather read
and a ssociate w ith conservative c auses then wUd
liberal o oes.
The way to get s tarted to win high level people
In your church is to get them to c ome to diM ers
or breakfasts with s peakers who fa ll In the same
category as they do, who have a ccepted Christ In
their lives.
The Lutheran Church·Missourl Synod has sev-
eral successful businessme n who have been
"turned on " for Christ.
Among t hese m en are Mr. Walter Burke. Presi-
de nt of McDonne ll-Douglas Aerospace Corp .• who
resides In the Los Angeles a r ea .
Mr. Che t Swanson of Clnclnattl who ts an ex-
ecutive of Quaker Oats 1s a nother lnfiuentlal
s peaker for Chr:lst.
In the area of science, Mr. Roy Guess, a geo.
logtst from Casper, Wyoming, presents a great
me ssage to artlrm God's lnnerrant word to busi-
nessmen.
Lawrence Marquardt o f Marquardt Buick In
Banington Illinois is not only ~nown for hiS auto
s a les , but for his dynamic and straightforward
sales of God's Word.
Maybe It's time In Luthe ranism to start a dl·
vision of the C hristian Businessmen's Committee,
much llke the Lutheran Bible tranalaton became
t he Lutheran Wlng of tbe Wyclltre Btbae Tranala·
tors.
The average top and middle executJve 1s earn-
estly seeking answers to lite. We can by our wtt·
Dess lead these "execs" to Chrllt. I have heard
that Mr. Burke of McDooneU came to Chrtat by
watchtna a netghborbood carpenter'• famUy. The
family was an effective wttneu 1n It's llfe that
Christ can truly cM.nge people's liVP!'. Burke ap.
parenUy wanted the same Joy the carpenter's fam·
llyk-.. Christ.
Wbar ever walk of lUe you ar. In, people are
watcbtn&.
ln a former church I attended tb! moat inOtaeP·
llal Chrtattao wu an old lady wbo rode around on
a bicycle P&Ninc out trociiJ. llult preoldeD,.
w.,..lnll-by bel' wi!DOU.
1a uy ._ of lite you m.oy be l.o, Y<N cu le.d
moclent d..,-"ceaturlo .. " to Cbrlot .... ponou! lettlmoay' VI )lOW'
Pleuo pr.y lhll w-lor !lev. Waloer 1.ao1
and 1bo Bible Scloect GI'OIIp. .UOO 1QY lor 1bo """"""'* of ........... ._.._ •Ito cu be
l.oiiOODIIalforChrlst loAmortca.
Pray lor lbo --.,., •Ito JO out to Jl .. •
boil! w•t 111 for Clar1sL
Grat belts II eM New
"Juue Gi.,... the Parable 'of the Prodia'al
Soa"-Luke 15:11-32
.. lin. 1 .. lllutla
""-TMI SIIIIORD OP TMI LDIO., •• Mft, ...._ ... ..., T-...
• iodkat .. •onb whlda JM.I 0te by ..,..: lJ ao ,.Jereoc• ill g~,. • ..._ tll•
GNIWIK 1H\IaUy will b. Jeund la til. ,. .. r•llC• •~•·
CWES Acaoss
1 H -·---. t1te ptl>ftioo of v...U
tliCJt iaU•tll fG -,. •s. •a. •n ··--------·--•d vo to .., .........
lC '11M ----ol T\hria" (lob 1:1)
15 ldal' o1 EtW•pia ID Dft9a 11:1)
17 OMh dna1• of ,..._ (¢.a. IC:
10)
11 lct1ler el Hupplal (I Cbroa. 7112) ·aL •». ·~ , will an.. -·------___ ., ~
20 a •n of ••t-~a (Geo .. 41:21)
22 ,o•• wotbtlt. ----to ~ ~ (&o-.13110)
Z3 ..... •.ala9 "w•ll·~ ~
__ ..ndJl U•c19-3:211
15 w-.at l'h'•• to U.. NO upoa
JUa mwo to ldil lat'-r
17 c -· ot s.v (GeD. 31:201 31 alt. ••aahtg Hwtta-" (loU.
22:~)
31 -ol Judat.. (G.a. 3113)
35 Ill fu4p (Ju.dg. 12:111
17 iaftlcd. of a wld!.d &layer •d
1t1. alllltiODGUty (I Ia& 21:1)
What Was • In
nr. aw ...
We tooiiT'8 t. II C.llrotriclel 5 : 10
~ UW! ark of tAe CO\InO•.L
I .llod oltciO)'• r.ltotlfAt t4at AOTotl'•
rod end CM pO( of moftiWI, olt:laQ
WA tM TCibM!ta of tAe eou...o.t,
.one ~ Mt t.lle ar-k. TM
8cript'll:re ;. II ~f'Oiricla 0011fued
oiJ O/ ... . I ~ tb cb• I ltJOidd
tC7"ik l"t* lor CIJI ~. C~Md
)10M llelp .. ,
ANBWBR: Yn, I can. Your lint
thought was th<e right one-H<ebl"e'W1
9:4 contains the eornpl<et~ lilt.
" •.. a-.d Ute ark ol t.Ae couet~C~I&I
OUtTloid row.M: C1bmAl \Oil" goW ...
Wh\W;.\ wo. tAe goldn pot ~~ ,\od
ma111110, aM A.arow'• rod t.\al bN-
ded, attd tM tob&e• of eM coue-
.atU" IH«b. 9:+).
Whe-n the Ark of the Covenant
wu prrpared the lord said He
would trU tM l.lr'aelltes what to
put in it. NotJce Exodua 25 :21.
''A lid L\ow Malt Pt'l tAe ~
MtJt Gbove t1pot1 t.\e ark; otul itt
Lite ork L\ow •Mil J*1 Uae euU-
molll)' iAat I •~&all gtve tMe. "
ln Deuteronomy 10 :5 we learned
that the tabln ol stone were put
in the ark. In I Kinp 8 :9 and 11
0\ronicln 5 :10 theft art" kll!ntJcal
venes telling u'll that whm the
arlc was put In the Temple thrrt-
was nothing in It except the two
tabln of stone.
There were two other obj<ecta,
however, that were to be k<ept
holy befof'(' the Lord. One of them
was the rod of Aaron that had
budded . The story ia found In Num-
bt>rs 17 ~Z-9. There wu a munnu,...
ing in the camp against Aaron.
Mose. decid~ that a reprevnta·
tive of every one of the twelv<e
trl~ should bring a dead limb or
rod to the Tabernacle. Each man
was to write his name on his rod.
Aaron's name was put on the rod
of the tribe of Levi. In the morn-
ing it wu found that tM other
rods were stUI d<f'ad but Aaron's
rod had "broiiQ-'l forlA ~, 4t14
~ blof~, a!INI )f6dd.ed cal-
~." Thua God had put ms
teal of favor on the prindy work
ot Aaron. 'lbla rod. God &aid, wu
"to be '-fC /Of' G tolciea."
The rod that budded 11 a type
or llluatratlon of the raW'1"8'Ction
ol a.n.t, Cod's -..-~ Tho l'l'llP>ne ol tbil world are Mad
l'l'lldone. Buddha died and tan
brine no rnurt"eetlon to thaM who
are h1l: lollowen. Mohammed med
and ean brina no niMli'1"Ktton to
hlrnteU or to thoM who fallow' him.
But when Jsu. died He waa
nllftl from 0. dnd and thoM'
.... -"' Hlnl wtll -how tteraa1 alfttion. Jt ...-I
....... -. tllat -rod -... _ ...... .,._ ...
..-"' .... low. -......
.... -"' ..... -lb. But J_. eaa ltrllw aiD 8llld atw
~tMe.lothlnwaaa .............. __ jllot_
It ....._ thaC .. rod al .un. ... --.. -., ... -111 1he .Art!: II dw Qn r t. Hllw
-1 ..,..,. ..... RziM ... 1:4 .......
vsmt, • ....... ...., ftll
mlrer 1 b pu;" , ..... ..... _., ___ _
-· n , a 'ftlllw .. aa 'It
ttl ........ e hn ·=·~
H ..............•• ... _., .... , ...
.... WI s •g .... ,. .. a.
31 Gr-k kw-. ol a.hoNam.---~·
Mum (Matt. 1:7)
31 ioiUetlal of ~-·· triJe -d •• p~~ .... (0... 11:5)
CO "-d lie ....,_ to he -·--•onl" Cl a MD of Cu.il. ____ ah (C.a. I01
" C3 "1HI ia ot ·-·-= ak hi.at." (Joha 1:23) ·c.s. •n •1 will an. 011od vo to ----
CI .. aad. 1 .... , witlt. 111 ----hal la-
••Dtcrtioa" (ltic:, l :t)
41 dty ol NoU {NUlL 2l:U)
Sl 1aitiGJ,i ot 111 lf'Mt --d 11» .U. n a-. 2.S:U)
S2 .... of aa.l (C... 41111)
54 ---........ ··--wy-'"• ... 7:C7) ss ltiDv o1 EtrloD u-. l0:3J
Sl '"M> Hcucl aMid~: -• ----" Sl .. IIIOCI pu.l a rial' oa Ilia bcaul. _.. ----au. ...,. ..
CI.UD DOWK
I "U.. 'P~-aH to-
the Ark?
tlaol ~ Htrle .\ad 110 lock:
t.W)' go.tJt.er«l ~ mctll QCCOrd.-
""' to .IIY C!~Qtfw.g."
In EJCOdul 11 :32 w<e read that
God commanded MO&ft to "ttll u
Of'MT ot U l wwrnaJ to be bpi: /or
JOilT ~." So Moees. ic
tum, ilwtnJcU!d Aaron to "taM!' Q
JIO( aiiNI '*' att om..-ftUl 0/ m.a1HIO
tUrM, oM lea~ u tip bqore tl&e
Lord, to be ~cepe tor )'Otlr ~
U.O..."
JiaJvw I. a type ol Jnw:, "the
Brftd ot Ufe.'' There it eDOQih
of Ouilt for ev<eey one Who Ia
willlnc to re-c<eive Him (John 1 :12 1.
ThW pot ot manna wu kept in
th<e Tabemacle but It, with Aaron· a
rod, wu late-r put In th<e Ark
of the Covenant In Solomon's Tern·
pie. Al:aln-I know thia: to be true
b.!ocauae of Hebrtwa 9:4.
Now notk:e thtt beautiful picture:
In the aria: wu the tablets ol
stone, the Tn Commandm<enU that
aJnfuJ mm break. But with these
tabl<eiJI wu the rod of Aaron to
remind us of the pown of God
and the pot ot manna to teU us
ot God's eu.tftclency. Above the ark
wu the' m<ercy seat ovnahadowed
by the wires of tM ctwrubim•. On
this m<e~y teat, <f'Vft')l' year, the
HiP Print Qll'1nklftd blood. The
oommandmenta that mm ~ak llrt'
covered by the blood of Chtbt
for "ttY oa<e who 11 wUUna to
r.er lve the Saviour.
WHO WAS MARrS FATHER!
ww ~ eeu ..... Sir, do wo.
MarY• /allktrf It Y 1M motMr of
Juu w WIAowl I aM relerrlttg. I
wUl GPJ"fl\CWaU Otl ~ W t.\fa
qtMUlhl ftlloe I cmu•ot l'ad U fa
tU ~Hlile.
ANSW.R: Mal)''• father wu evi-
dently a man namN lieU. I...bke
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«* of IOMif!A~ w1to tetU tU 8011
o1 HeM/' Tbia vene actuaDy ten.
u., we boe~Jew, that Jo.eph wu
the .......... ol Hell.
1.o .... lint --"' Matthew we have the cennJoo ot Joaeph,
ttl!' ateptather ol Jesu.. HotS«
Matthew 1 :11, •• AM JOI:Job btfoC: 1-..... --ot ,.,, ., "*"' ... bona ,...,, do '-coa. ., OA:,...,, ..
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the ~ ol Jesua. You wm _.
tlct Chat in • c:hapte\-o( ~
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., .. .., Clllrlol Car'-, u, lA ... , al M..:::.-::.: ::,.._,
oar • •• ol '710 Joaa st., Cotta ..... Sbares, wu cltld at a.m. IOIMIII:Ime aa. May ti,...A
Jtl OOVII OIIVK. AT liTH STaiiT WU tiUD to~ Ho.tal tor at Zltb st. ud 8&lxla Bml., t':lM u:l tl1e, ft.laed at $19,
..... Qin' aR-ACM, CALI,.CINOIA tr.O-ot la)lrloo -011 Wool N.._t, oo a clllrra ot -!rom tllo-
THII AMIRtCAN L.UTHERAN CHU .. CH WbiD b1J IOI'tbbooad ea:t col~ bt1Dc lDtoxlcated l.a pabllc, :,·~ R Cbe..U. )Ot..l/Z 1100 A.M. lUNDAY-BAfltL.Y WOfii:IHI.. Udld wUb a ear matt.oc a u. • MOHDAY, JUKE 1 Maftae 4~ ~ lllud, 1111 "·""· lUNDAY-cHfltiSTIAN I!DUCATION tva OD ln1De AYI., drtYeD bJ SteYeoOt'eretrMt, 15, ol UOI 80CDtiUme mi-IDc tbe alCbt ot
tiUioiOAY ICHOOL) Rt.ct1 RudaU 8t'on, 21, ol U5 RiYer ,he,, W81l Newport. WU II&J Zi •• ..A bteyele n.laed at 10:10 .a.,M. lUNDAY "" ,.UTI VI! WOfiiiHIII' S!lld st., Wt~t NtwJ'IOrt, at 5:20 bitteD oa tbe Jtomaeh b)' a doe $?5 wu stolen from Dolald F.
'lbe aev. J••• a. BlUD, PuCor p.m •••• Four 1*'1101!1.1 allfter«l wbUI pl&ytq" 1P troat ol his Howard ol W8 Wa.riu La.., .._
The b¥. 80aald WIIUe, Aaal.tllnt Pulor .mlaor lDJurtes . at 4:50 p.m. bome •• .A p aod coi.IUI ftlllltl Harbor Hlgtl.laJx!.s. r~=:~~;;~r~'""'~;·':~MIIr·38~s~,:~~~~~~l•ben. car, DOr'tbbouadooJam-at ,54 •er• stoleD from ttat
naTQiti .. OP
01-..,lt'IOI1Wr
JlOJVh Ude
Newport Bladl
!lJNDAY SCHOOL '"'•·•·••• .. •· lUNDA Y SERVICES
t ;ll -11 ....
WEDNESDAY EVENJNO
MEETING I •·•· READING ROOM ........ ..,. ·= t ....... -s •·'"·
W..tneuley: t ...... -7:45 •·"'· T.,••4•y .,,. f.,,...,,
9 ...... -5 ....... 7-t ......
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( ............
N.wpon Stach at
COfOfta del Mar
borae Road, IUiddrl•eubJToble aportmeDI ot Eu-S. -ARTIH OF THE MONTH First Baptist Gurch Aaoe Ross ot Los AAgeles, coct, 1855 Sberrt.octoo PL, Mrs. PbyWs Btel, local
of Costa M.sa eoWded tt1th lDOtber aortb-Newport Ke1cbU •• .8an.b Firm-taleot baa been selected u
bouod eu drtveo by WUUe May ace, s, ot 132 s. 8&y Ft., B&t... tbe iw1 a..rt16t ot lbe rooce O.pti•t Bible Fellow•hip Conroy of Z020 Vllta Cajon. boa Island. was bUteo bJ a pet by tbe Newport Beaeb Jtmior
f,.Jefl••u/,,.1-A11to,.o•o•.s Eut Blutf'; IDOlher car, driven gu1Dea pic oo tbt left tbumb EbeUs, For tbe eUdbU to be
Sonto Ana & Mognolia Sts. by Emory Matthew KrotkJ of May 30; tbeyounptern.sglYeD shown at MulDers lJbnrJ,
36'7 E. 18th st., Costa Me.sa. a tetanus sbot &Dd tbe ulmal Mrs. Btel bu eboseo to show Or. P.G. Neumann, pastor wu aJ&o lmol'•ed ln the ae-was qu&ra.Dt1ned ••• Guos, tools a collectioo ot oU aDd acryUc
cldeot; Miss Conroy and Mr. and fl.sh1ng equip meal:, all palutiDp Ud stitchery.
KrotkJ'• W11e, ElTI.ra, were nlued at $42, were stoleotrom Y.rs. Blel. a 3-yea.r emt.bttor
tree.ted at Haag Hospital, uti a stotap abed at Earl's la.ad-at tbe Festival of Arts 1n La.-
ldr. K.roti:y aDd Miss Ross suf-tng. 282? W. Coast Hwy.,Marl-guna Beacb ls curreatlytea.cb.
tered only mloor 1Djurles •• .Paul oers Mile, behreeo May Z9 tng eb.Udre~ a.oc1 adult etuses
Rtebud Larson, Z5, of 840 and Jtme l. . .A sntng maebiDe, 1n Costa Mesa aod Newport
SUNDAY SERVICES
~:4S a.11. Sunday School
11 :00 a.m. Momina Worship
6:00 p.m. Trainina Union•
7:00p.m. Evenina Worship
WEDNESDAY
7:20p.m. Bible Study
8:00 p.m. Prayer Meetina
lnlne, Newport Heights, ns tape recorder &Dd pboaognpb, Beach.
arrested on a charge of felony valued at $515, were stolen
drllllk driVIDg at 5:25p.m. at trom RegUJald R. Qu1ro&, 401 THE PAPOOSE CLUB
5Z5 Bllyside Drive, after tbe IniDe, Newport Hetgtlts •• .AD "Uttle two feet" lnrttes all
ear he n.s driving strliCk a estimated $300 lacasbwubur-youngsters, ages 3 to&, to tbe
JENNIFER, age 3, daulbter of
Yrs. J..Utb Br'Uidt, 444 Elm-
burst l.ll., C06ta Mesa, Ia ell-
Joying ntmrning lessoos at tbe
Boys Club ol tbe Harbor Area.
Cla.sses for chlldreo Z years
old and te:~ wtU be oft'8reel dur-
tng tbe sum mer 011 a fee am
resenatlon b&sls. Reglstratioa
for the summer is oow open.
CaU 548-9387 for informat1on.
~EWPORT HAROOR E~SIGN
SE~O SE~ --P!pl
PROMOTED IY TOYOTA
-Woll'onoo, It, ol
IM-Bs.n, Goa M-lu , _ _.. ...... _ ...
~ IIIUWioc -....... to< TOJOII.._Salu
at tM •tloNI ~a 1a T....-.
1100 PICIDo Vln Dr.
RJNtiAY sdtOOL 10 •-
SUNDAY SERVICE II ••
WEDNESDAY EVENINO
MEETING 1;00 ,. ....
A TTEHD THE CHURCH
OF YOUR CHOICE
REGULARLY
puked car, then careened into gJ.a.rt.zed from a casb drawer summer story Dour beginning MAIL ORDER TICKETS
the Dome of Richard Doering, attheLaCa.ntlna,3244E.Coast Wednesday, June 24, at tbe SET FOR 'LA MANCHA' causlllg more than $ZOO damage Hwy Coroaa del Mu ... LJ&bt-Balboa and Corona del Mar
to a brick wall aDd facade; a ing 'finures, valued at $585, Ubraries, and Friday, Juoe Z6, f1 ~ c7: CoU~:;
passenger in the car, Henry and bekxl.gtng to [NR tCootrols at Marillers Ut:t"ary. c • espec g a se
llfURIOAV, JJIIE ~ ltll
COROllA OEliiAJI, CH.JF.
R••diaa Roo.c Mst~~•t 81~• -----------, t16S £-t Co .. l Bwy •• Cl*. r
Moa..oOrrl,l 10 .... • s ,-,.,11 n • .d., •••taar 1 to
S.t.: 10 .... to • p.-.
CENTRAL
BIBLE CHURCH
.-"'!'I
Jooarlz, Z5, of 840 IrVIne, was of Santa Aoa were stolen from The story Dour will begin this swnmer's product1oo '!!'
treated at Hoag Hospital lor EastbluU ele:neatary school be-a.t 9:30a.m. Tbis program will "The Man or La
11
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ba.:... ln'-1 1 annouoce that ma or ers -m1nor , .... es. tween May 29 am Juoe ... cootinue for Sweets. This year, ti kets will be ted start I
• SATURDAY, MAY 30 More than $330 worth of n.rst the Ubraries will 1'1!ee1Ye some i~ July 1. Th:c~ wW ~
Robert Gibbons, zooz Dt.ana a.td ldts and fire eltingu1shers Usista.oce trom tbe Harbor staged ln lbe OCC Aoottortum
You might think "instant replay " is only
used in football games on TV. but the
Phone Company ia also taking adva~~ge
of this technique at one of our lrammg
schools for installers. The installers-
people who put in your phone-practice
theU' jobs w ith other Telephone ~pie
who take the role of customers. These
practice sessions, which simulaU: situa·
tions our men encounter on the JOb , are
videotaped and replayed 80 the men can
see how well they performed. Besidea
checking to see that they in stall the equip-
ment correctly, we're also ·interested m
their grooming, deportment and ability to
handle situations. This is another way we
Lry to make sure our installers are real
pros before they go out on the job.
Ynu are <:ordillly" inVited 10
auend Ch~ch Senic:u and
to uu 1he Rudin& Room.
Ln., Harbor Higblands, wuar-as well as tbe keys to several area Glrl Scouts. July 29.Aug.
1
at
8
:
15
p.m •
rested at 10 p.m. on a charge LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE AU seats wtU be reserved.
of lekxly wile beating at b1s --Admls.sloc will be $1.50 per
LUTHERAH CHURCH Ernplwsizins
The l"l.ln of God
The Penon of Chris!
tesideoce • • • TeDill.s ra.quets, NOTICE OF ESCHEAT Z-19-59, Gn.ce Johnsoa., $15.82 person.
valued at $50, were burglarlled OF UNCLAIMED MONEY TO 3-23-59, Grace Jobnsoo. c/o "La Mancha," Bra&cttraJ'S
trom the residence of EIJ..r.abeth THE COUNTY or ORANGE Hurls RestallJ'a..Dt (Gatnlsh-biggest bit in recent years, OF THE MASTER
Leth.•C•rch lrt A.ertn I
!900 P&eUlc Yin Dr.
c..... dalll&r' Calli.
Th~ Power of th~ Holy Spirit
W. Keating, Z602 Alta Vista N<YriCE IS HEREBY GIVEN ee). 1850 Harbor Bl'fd., Ana -will be directed by OCC dra.ma
Dr ., East Bltdf ... Va.ooa.ls cut that the Board of S~vlsors helm, Ca., $5.61 lnstrliCtor Wllllam Pur kiss.
a chai.D Unk fence at tbe rest-of tbe County of Orange, State 7-Z-59, Frances Flores, aka
DR. 111LL1AK R, ELLER
~:MI-nM
IUND.fiY I(:NOO~. o\,lool,
M0""NING f¥0,., .. 11~ t .fiNO 101
ll:VIl:NING t1:111111(:a YL00 ~ .....
W&ONil:.O.fiY .1.1..1 tTUOY
deoceofTbeodoreRusseU,Z741 of Call!ornta, has by Resolu-Frances D. Flores,aia.Mrs. WUREN ROSE HEADS
Ocean Blvd., Corona del Mar, ttoo dated the 9th dayofJtme, Fn.oces Flores, aka Mrs. 81C BROTHERS DRIVE
causing an estimated $10 dam-1970, declared that the follow-Frances D. Flores, c/o Pa-
9,00 A.M. -fam111 wwlbfp
10:00 A.M. -Cbllfeb IICbool
11:00 A.ll.. footiYt wwtbfp
NURSERY PROVIDED
.fiNO P"".fiYS:III 7o00 P.M.
NU,.,ti!""Y DUf_, .. G •CIIIVl<:a •
A full Y04.1lh Prosr•rn
Cm. of Ot•nae •nd 2Jrd. Sl.
C011• Mew
Pastor Fred Morse
Jllvmmzti! Glongrf91dUnud GIIJurd!
3262 Broad Str .. t, Newport Heighh
A Frrr tmd l"dt-perldr,t
Co,grrgatio,aJ Chrisrian Ch11rch
Tlla R•v. Horman Brown, preaching
9Jnday Service and Church School at 10:00 a.m.
Hunery care provided PhoM: 642-2740
age ... An estimated $901Dstlver ing sums, which have remained cltlc Gro•er s Market Co.
coins were stolen from the unclaimed lD the custody of the (Garnishee). 15-40 Lincoln
apartment of Thelma Mule Treasurer of the County of Avenue, Allabelm, CA.,
Barnes, 900 Sea Lane, Harbor Orange, 1n the funds hereinafter $%2.20
Vlew fUUs. indicated, for a period of over 11 -16-59, Tony Ursua, c/o ABC
• SUNDAY, MAY 31 ten years, will become lbepro-Union store (Garnishee),
Ramlro Vasquez, Z5, of perty of the County of Orange 12322 Bolsa, Santa Ana, CA.,
409-1/2 19th St., Central New -on the 19th day of August, $7.50
port, was cited at 5:05 a.m. 19'70, a date oot less than forty-10-13-59, Ernest l EUsalda,
on a charge of being lntoxl-five (45) days nor more than c/o Tony Marich Construe:;.
cated 1n pubUe at 21st St. aod .sUty (60) days alter the tlrst tion Co. {Garnisbee). 155~
Balboa Blvd .... Surfboards, pubUcaUon of this Nottce, un-PlaceotJ.a. Newport Beach,
valued at $65, were stolentrom less a verll1ed Complalnt seek-CA., $68.00
the eara&e of Neal W, Parry, !.Dg to recover any or all of 5. TAX COLLECTOR'S RE-
135 Via Nice, Udo Isle, .. Van. the particular sums enwner-FUND TRlliT FUND 300..0050
dals used uokDowa missiles to ated herein has been nted in lZ-18-59, Haven Strom, 2519
break Z wlDdows at tbe borne a court of competent Jur1sd1c-HoUy Lane, Newport Beach.,
of llltehle L. HUDt, S23l.clpla, t1oD 1D tbe COUDty of Ora ... , CA., $.68
Newport Sbores. eaow:h'& more a copy of the Complal.m &. MARSHAL -NORTH OR-
Summons issued tbereoo ANGE COUNTY TRlliT FUND
been served on the Trea-300-0370
of the Count)' of Orange 5-20-58, WUllam F. Robin.son, SHOPS and SERVICES
before thedatedesigoatedhere-c/o Taylor lUg. Co., 2114
in: W, Bill Rd., Anabelm, CA.,
1. GUARANTEE DEPCEilT $34.93
o IIAUTY SALCIII
LoucWu.' •
BEAUTY NOOK
2732 E. Coast Hwy.
TR1..5T FUND 300-0302 6-6-58, William F. Robl.nson,
e MIAL TN IISOIT _ -----------7-28-58, Sharon Courts, lnc,, c/o TayLor Mfg. Co., 2114 ~ ·-1862 W. Broadway, Anaheim, W, Ball Rd., Aoabeim, CA.,
Co rona del Mar ·
Phoot b73-7336
-t CA., $500,00 $t 7.24 RADII_.. 9-2-58, The Quarter Corp., S-19.58, Anon L. Thomas,
'RII YIJIT .::CL::u_ 11509 Brookhurst St., Gar-6289llxti&Da, Apt. "E",Bue-................ t••"!slt-_.___ decGrovP, CA., $540,00 oa Part., CA., S5l.78 * ~ ._...._...._ ~ 6-ZZ-59, Stella L. Brindley, 12-23-58, Tbomas E. Co•, c/o :=.'&.-=:.-=.. ;;::sr! · 171:--.. 11171 Ord way, Gardea Koott's Berry Farm, Bueoa
Grove, CA., $136,00 Part., CA., $17.45
e COSTA • OIANGI! • AMAHI!IM • HUNTING TOM 6-Z9-59, Beauwood House,I.oe., t-11-58, En k Coelho, t/o
MESA 6~1 126-0311 ai:Aot 988.1 Garden Grove Blvd., Pahn Harbor Ho.q~ltaJ. 1Z860
S..·loof •• 549-3361 142·1451 Garden Grove, CA., $36.00 Palm An., Garden Grove,
"'" •I• O...lit,. 1=~~~~======-~=.;;::;;~~~;;;:;;;:::_1 11-2 .. 59, R, A. Hutf., llSO W. CA., $46,35 c-•• & p,_.. Brook St., Santa Ana, CA., 5-26-58, Frank Leuck, c/o
Warren Rose of 430 Via Udo
Nord, Lido Isle, has been ap.
pointed cha.lrDWl of the annuaJ
Big Brothers of Orangto County
special g1tts campaign. He is
a member of the board of di-
rectors of the county Big
Brothers organiuUon, bead-
quartered ln Tustin.
Tbe fund drive is set to be-
gin 011 Fathers Day, June 21.
Big Brothers of Oranp County
is a DOO..protlt ageocy whJeb
tries to match fatherless boys m need of be~ with men wbo
Yohmteer to be Big Brothers.
GOIMG TO JAP AM
Airman RObert F. Tobt&s,
soo ol Wrs. Beryl B. Totu.s
of 21 91 Harbor Blvd., Costl
Mesa. has graduated at Shep-
pard AFB, Texas, trom the L',S,
Air ForeP aircra.n mechanics
oourse.
The airma.n, aow trained to
m'linta1n and senlcP recipro-
cating engine aircraft and air-
craft systems, ls being assigned
to Yokota AB, Japan. for duty
wttb tbe Pacinc Air Forces,
headquarters for a1r operations
In Southeast Asia, the Far East
and tbe Pclfic area. He ls a
1968 grad~~a.te of Costa Mesa
hlgb schOOl andatteDdedOrange
Coast College.
Smokey the Bear
reminds vou that. human
carelessnesa is the Jl'eBt·
est cau&e of fires m our
forests. Moat fires occur
during the dry summer
months, so please be
especially careful during
this hazardous time.
Tbe summer months are a:most ~
us a.nd those of us fortwate eDOUCb to
ba.Ye a bome swlmming pool know Wbere
m.a.D.Y relaxin&: a.fteroooos will be speat,
A poolside telepbooe woctld certa1Dly
ellmi•te a )Ot of rUDD.t.ae ill Uld CN1 ol
Yout boase. Wb.y DOt call yow klttl
N"POI'f Beacb-Costa Mesa Bu.si01111ss
omce !or compWe details oa this
worthwhile addition to your preseat tete~
pbooe service. Just dial 64-1101 a.nd
ask tor tbe SerY1ce Represeotatjve for
your lelephooe number.
s::.-'/"' ~
R S McPhE'!r1dgP
Your Telephone Ma nager 1n
Newport Costa Mesa
lfflcl-' .. 1.. PUILICATIOH WORK $150,00 Meaasba Con&aJ.oer,Anaheim,
l llliiO; • .,• ........ ··.._• c-,U-WIII PI ~oiNT YOUR Z. BUILD[NG INSPECTOR'S CA., $61.60
SM.Ibs, Inte rior ants WE CAN .-l.ST FUND 300-0S4Z 6-Z-58, George W, Suttoo, c/o
P .O .... 411 <'M&a..... Tro leal '· Trees PAMPHLETS S •·· T '·· be • Bldg. '1522 ::========-~=== P ~ 12-21->6. Richman lgns, """·• erry IAim r , -Insecticides and FerUlizer ZINES. LEAFLE"f.S 1730 E. Anaheim, Loog WestmtD.Ster Ave., 'Nestrntn-• DIJ CLI!AMIMG ...,_ 01.,.. & le"k•-rlcent N EWSP'AP'ERS ANO Beach, CA., (pt, tB65ZZ). ster CA., $Z.42 SERVICE
DIMMITT FREE DELIVERY NEWS LETTERS $100.00 6-19-58, Domld E. Rol&Dd, c/o
CALL US ,0. IITIIII.t.TIS 3. COUNTY CLERK'STRlliT Arcadia Metal Prod., 801 S,
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___ Corona del Mat Nursery tU•IIJO 30()-0343 AcaeJa., Fullerton, CA.,S30.-~ 2'744 & O:lut Hwy., 61Hl60 I!H$1GM PUBLISHING CO. of Bueaa Park Ys, 96
2721 E. Cout Highwoy Kee. Ferguson & Judp, c/o 10-6-58, Perfecto Rodriguez,
Finest quallty 4ry oleantns Corona del Mar, California HowardS. Block, 1Z8 E. Am-c/o Johnson " Flsber
1
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Fullerton, CA.; 6-Lynrose, Anahe m, , oo the premises ... ,., $53 95
SHOE IIEPAIR • Self-service laundry ~-----1181398--CIIy of Costa Mesa vs. 10-20-58, Roland J , Pattao,c/o
All new -latest model MABERRY 'S GuU:mer, Donald Dungan; 4-Huot& foods, FuUertoo. CA.,
W -• ··--Repair 6-59, $130.00 $67,36. Friiidaire &ls.uers .:lltUe 7488 1--City of Buena Park n. 11-14-58, John J. Sauer, c/o
J:WO E. Coast Rwy., COM Purse a!'ld luggage Burton. Ferguson & Judge, Yellow Cab Co., 1&19E, Ceo-
oPLOIIIIT
FLO'I£RS FOR
ALL OCCASIONS
DrMJttiT.6
FLO/f/JTS
PIIOHE: ~4479
:l438 Ntwport Blvd.
COSTA MESA
o HIAIIIIIG AIDS
HAL AEBISCHER •
q{; .. :J-·-""~11 Re,wil -Dye Wor• c/o Howard S, Block, 128 ter st., Aoabtim, CA., $!1. 'M
:;,:,"":.; ON't;A'f~CE E. Amerige, Fullerton, CA.; 12..2&-58. Jobll J. ~· c/o ~~:,.~~oou 1190 Hafbcw Blvd. lZ-4-57, $1 ,00 YeUaw Cab Co., 1619 C•-,
Co•taMeu -Ml &-3311 71126--0range Cowty HarOOr ~r St., Arabeim, CA., $7.21
District Ys, Bebrens, et al 11-lZ-58, James M. stwces.
Oranp COUI'It)' Harbor Dis-e/o Dlsoerlud, ISIS Harbor
trlct, 1901 Bayside Dr., New-BIW'd., Aubelm, CA., $6.07
port Beach, CA.; 2-7-58, 1%-3-5&, Ano"' L. Bell, c/o
$825,00 Jewel T• Co., 1000 E. Blll
75554--Bu:rch YS, Prudeotia.1 Rd., Aailbelm, CA.. $17.50
las. c o. Pndential lns11r-tz.u.sa_ Robert Allm. Ho:lk,
ance Company; 5. 5-58, c/o I»meJiaDcl. Ul3 Hartwx
67MI!O $10.00 Bml., AoaiJel.m, CA., $SUI '~~~~~~~~~~~ 77436--City of Costa Mesa n. 7, MARSHAL -SOUTH ~-McDowell. City of Costa Me-ANGE COUNTY TRtBT FUKD
sa, 1500 Adams. Costa Mesa. 30()...QS7S
C CA.; 1-1-58, $!70.00 Z-%1-57, Von Vu ~ No,
7ZZ03--GnYeU. vs, Adams. 4.11-140 (But~)..
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IGN MAN
HARBOR PAINT
o PAINT & WALLPAPER
UPHOLSTERING James Musick, OraogeCooo-add:rea: ..._., $11&.54 ,I"'ING A-10•r8 '(By E•ro,~•" Cr•/ts,.u) ty Sberilf; 7-22-58, $!9.03 a. MUNJ:IPAL COtRT -1
• 2&19 E. CoQt IIWJ, REMODEL 2 pc ... , ONLY 7ZS69 •• Ctty of Suta Aaa YS. CENTRAL OR.UfG£ COUNTY
It WALLPAPER
Ptnsbul'llb -Dutcll Boy
Pa1ats -oomplete llDe
13,000 PA 'I'l'ERNS
OF WALLPAPER
p..,.., fltllot A••• COIOfta dellla< ... __ Call "lleJaJ" Smith, Cfty of Sanla Aoa, TRtET FllMD JOO-D314
(Nullo Pori T•~•tr.) -301 City Hall, Suta A-. S-15~ McMt-V'L Cllud. :I4Df E. Co•Hwr• Pbooe: 11:.01133 au lllalo, H. B. -1138·140! CA.; ?-%3..$l, $go0),00 lor, Cl.U flo. 5105, $10,50 eo-• .w ~ I =~"~E~E~~~~ .. ~~~~ 'llt57-.cu7 "' SaDCa •• ,.. flatod tMs ., .-, o1 ~-67WI» ---------~ Abe<oatliJ.CltyoiSaDCaA-. 10'10, --.,==-:-:==::-:.:--o PLUMIIIHC 308 CUy Hall, Sllllfa Ana, BY atiJER OF Y1IE BO.UID
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G<u1, aL City ot La Jlat>.. (SEAL) II. E. ST 101111
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Aucpat a.ca .....,. 1t0J ''Coacntllltklal 011 row • TtiiSDA.T, IUlfl J SO. W. Balboa .41't BII'GI.
B. WooiiOJ, a-af Lido aoo<1 -k lA -WilL lliiiiJ S. llanU, 1011 Bar-TOOII talood at $w ...;; Ud
lilt, ... r«ti'Nd-lodp-r-oi lrNnya lblt are ..._, Eul Blllt, .._tedlllt.l Iloilo -tho -af af '-
mill-1M U.S. lloport--lallJ bur-• otlbre-a $JOO all boo! wu *loo WIWam ~. tell Crllll-at m14111111
af ~ lo b1.l ltllor opoct lo oeolocJ, oetllle .,OU lr'Om 1101 ~ Or!" May now, e., Sbo<u, .,_,., Ud .. ,....,
lelllol af 1M -&U af Ud _. ar ... EoeloMd bore-30 or W., SI • ..A a..,. deck .., ... May U Ud May ee oo c:lllriiO& af --«tloil a lrNftf lllrvoP wllll I& a broelluu Pl'tllllrod bJ ud a..,.a ftiiiOCI at $1110 ware .. .Jolm JCJ041)11 Baa, n, af muljllua lor ala.
tM dt7. tbl Clty 0( Nnport Bta<:b Oil stolu from tbl cu ot Paul $S05 Se11bnre Dr., Wut Nn ... • THURSDAY, JUNE 4.
TM ...,.,. taM from JObD tbe tr.....,. altpmeat coatro-Scott Pb&bla, uo 36tb st., port, wu arrested at 1:115 p m Flab1JlC equlpmtot ftlued at
A. ~. usoctate director YII'S'f hlriJlc todowttbtbeoout West Nnport, while It wu at bb relide.oee 0111 a ebli-,.; $1&0 wu stoleo lrom a *t
IIJr rlll"..oi-•&J u11 toelllco, rr.....,. Exl>lblll ....... S&nla puked 1o 1111 ran110 .. ,Two su11 o1 --· ., martjlllJia. .. at 1s1o w. Bay A .... c-u
bur•u ot publlc 1'0141, lA tbl Aaa. Gu'Oen Gto¥e, SaA Dle&O cues Uld elotbJ.ac fa1IMd at Broce Paul AJ'Dokl, 19, of 454 Newport, beliq1DJ to Mae Me ..
Oepartmeat of 1'nluporatJoA. Freeways wllieb are already 1ft $SOO were &toleo trom a car CataUna Dr., Newport Helgbts, Coole, lOU W • Oceu Froat,
Mr. Swanloo wrote: ••Secre-use at locations aboWD on the belooclnr to Henry F. Luke, wu c.tted oo a cbarre o1 .lD-Balbol. •• .stereo tapes ud a
tary Volpe has asked me to map. lt shows the proposed staJioc at the Jamaica IIIP toxicaUon 1111 pubUc at 26tb st serewdrtver vabled at $10.50
tnant you for your April 17 Corooa del Yar treewaJ and Cor0111 del Mar, wnlle u ~ a.rx1 Newport Blvd., Welt New'~ were Ito len from the ap&rtmd
tetter reprdlnc tbe location Newport treeway. The Newport puked at tbl!l rear pukiDg lot port, at U :30p.m •• .JobDNyroos of KeBDeth R. Johnson, 1 '155 ot Pa.cute cout frMWI.Y in freeway ls completed from the duriD( tbe ntpt of JlLDII 1. .. Alna, 56, of 409Catauaa Nw-Sberrtngton, Newport Helpts
Newport Beach. I am a.skln( north as tar southerly as tbe BurrJars took $600 tn ca.sb port Heights, wu ~ for ••• VIUidals damafBdthepscapl
our fteld office for a report proposed 1nlersectioo thereof from beb.l.ad a counter at Boule-beinc Intoxicated 1n l)Wlle at IDd a.nt~~me ot Scars beklnC-
on this matter and shall write with the prt:JPOsed Corona del vard lJquor, 449 N, Newport 34Z0 Via Lido, UdoSbopsarea, tog to Peggy Liotta, 101 Bay-
you h&rtbet when the necessary Mar treeway. Blvd,, Newport Heipt&, dur1D&" at 9:25 p,m .. .st~Wen Marl Jet-side Dr., cau.slng J!O damage
tntormaUon has been re-"The ~ shows tbe Paetne .JI tbe nlebt otJuoe1 ... Teosprlnk-trtes 18 of zsza Hickory PI to each vehicle.· .A guitar
cetved." coast treeway,theadoptedroute 1 ler beads, n.J\Md at $ZO, were c osb. M-was arrested~ JaWed at $390 was stolen from
M:. Woolsey bad wrttlen to 1s showo entering Huattngtoo stolen from tbe Amlp Way 10 p.m. at 41th st. &Dd Ba.J. a car belollglng toRonaJd Frant
Secretary ot TransportaUoo Beach trom the left wbere the Apartments. 777 Ami&OS Way, boa. Blvd., West Newport, on Hurls, S06 Marine Ave., Sal-
John Volpe: broken red line appears at lhe • Tbe Bluffs, sometime durloi a charge of possessionolstolen be» lsla.od, whtle It was park-
inter section thereof 'lfith the the Digflt •• .A spare tire, n.haed property. ed at Zl9 Marine Ave •. .Robert
solid black line. The adopted at $65, was stolenttomapte~ Norman GauDey, 19, of 402
route eD:ends along the black beloogtog to On1lleHemstreet, • WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3 W, Stevens, Costa Mesa, was
tine until that Uoe r ejoins wtth 433 san Beroard1DO Me., New-Car thievesattemptedtost€&1 arrested at 9:45 p.m. at Bay-
the bl'oken liae. Unless it goes port Heights, wll.Ue it ns a c:aJ' OW'oed by Crls Guert:1n. side Dr, aOO Marine Ave., OD
over a very hlgb bridge mer parked 1D troot of ll1s residence 7ZO Poinsettia Ave., Corooa a charge of possession of mart-
the Santa. Ana river (as the ... Vandals threw a rock througtl del Mar, by llot wtrlog U, tu jua.na .. .A spray machine motor,
Highway Commission recom-a window at the Ca.tner!Jle failed aDd caused $50 damage valued at $58, was stolen from
mends) u will prevent use of Campbell-resldeoce, 1206 Sand to the tgniUo;:.. .. Burglars es-a Newport-Mesa unified school
tha.t river for a proposed marina Key, Harbor View Hills, causing caped with $2,883 tn currency, district storage yard at Horace
development. $35 damage ... Fourteeo sprink-coins a.tld cheeks theytoottrom Ensign school, 2000 Clltt Dr.,
~EWPORT HARBOR EMSQI
SEOOftO SEcnOif·--P1ct 4
THURSDAY, JUNE 2$, 1fiO
OORDMA DEL ~Aft, CAUF.
by an
surgeon.
Test drive it today.
It's more of a car
than you think.
CHICK IVERSON
PORSCHE I AUDI
900 West Coast H•chway/Newporl Beach
646·9391
OlAMGE COUMTY'S AUTKORIZEO OULEI "The coast route In west ler beads, valued at $30, were a safe at Isadore's Restaur&nt, CUff Haven.
Newport Beach as now 1Jiopt.ed stolen trom the front yard ot 333 Bayside Dr., police IMO-CAL STATE DECREES '====================;-Is to the seaward side or the Emma Sourer, 777 Domtogo rlr.ed the burglars entered tbe Er1Ward Aaron Dornan, 2715 r
Coast Highway instead of the BOB ADAMS of 2089 Bonaire Dr ., The Bluffs, d~al.og the buLldlng trom the roof. .. Tbomas Cove St., and Kenneth Robert 0 ' 81 k C
lnW¥1 side as shown on Exhibit Way West Upper Bay caught nigbt .. .John WUliam Cbessler, Rando~h Lunie, 23, of 1980 Reuter, 606-1/2 Marguerite reo oc o.
1. The black line blocks off an this '18.112 pouOO sJive; salmon 315-l/2 Alvarado, Balboa, re-Wa.Uace, Costa Mesa; Wllllam Ave., both of Corona del Mar, BUILDING BLOCKS . All SIZES • ALL TYPES POitMIEII\..Y .. l.t.U CAMIERA,
NOW AT area where theretswaterwh..lch on 12 pouod test line trom the ported that $127 worth ot bts Lyn.o De Plau.a, 18, of 3202 received diplomas at the June T•l•pbeoe: JAcboa 7.2231
developers have considered sportflsher Westerner off t.a. clothiog was stolen from the New York Ave., Costa Mesa; 12 commencement atCaWornta 1042 ~.u.o.. s•-•-1320 s. Mala. Santo A.-1780 NEWPORT IlL VD.
PH. 646--9383t:oua \'feaa.
connecting to the ocean by a guna Beach. fishing has been dryers at the lawx:lromat at Sa.mmy Lee Smith, 23, of U3 State College at Los Angeles.
clla.nneL The adopted route very good off the half-day boat,
would prevent suc h use of the reports Davey's Locker ln New-
Custom Lamp Shodes
• Custom shades made
to order.
• Custom lamps made
tram antiques, bottles
or what have you.
• Repairs & restorations
CUSTOM HOUSE
LIGHTING
1610 W. Coast Htgtlway
Newport Beach &tZ-45-46
BALTZ
MORTUARIES
IHl SUPERIOR AVE.
COSTA "ESA
Mldway b·2424
JSlll E. COAST HIWAY
COROHJ. DEL MAR
ORiole 3·9450
SU.c# 1942
area. port Beach.
"This route will Impair the use,accessa.ndparldnglncon. MRS. EVAHS OF BALBOA.
oecUon wttb use of the lovely MOTHER OF DECADE
beaches ln the western area of During U\e San Diego Mill·
Newport Beach. tary Academy eommeocement
"Along the bay the adopted ezerc1se, Mr s. Eaoos Evans of
route Is within 600 n. of New-1213 Balboa Blvd., Ballxla, was
port Bay 1n most locations and named mother of the decade.
wiU prevent use for parldng Mr. and Mrs. Evans' 4 sons
and other uses related to tlly have been enrolled at S.D. M.A.
oriented restaurants, boat r e-since 1962 and represent 23
pair, and other businesses." yea.rs of attendance.
LEGAL 140TICE
P437543
Kirk became the battalion
commander tn 1968 and Cadet
Capt. Bart Evans was this
year's executive oUicer .
CERTIF ICATE OF BUS!NESS SERVING IH VIETNAM
Fictitious Firm Name Airman First Ci.ass Robert
THE UNDERSIGNED does DeCubellls, son ofMr.andMrs.
hereby certt.ty that he Is Wtllla.m R. Oeeubellls, 316
conducting a PubUcations bust-Bucknell Road, Costa Mesa, is
ness at 1880 Whittier Ave., on duty at Bien Hoa AB, Viet.
Costa. Mesa., Callf. 926Z7, UDder aam. He is a security pollee-
the fictitious tit m name of man 1n a Wlit of tbe Paeltlc
Sportsmen's Publications aDd Alr Forces, headquarters tor
that said firm is composed of the air operations in Southeast
following person whose aa.me ln Asia, the Far East and P.o~.ct.nc
";;:;;;;::::;;;:;~:;;;;::::;;;;::::;;;;::::;;;;::::;;;;::::;;;;:::;1 fu ll and place or residence are area. He previously served at ~ TIDE fQ-a.s follows, to.wU: Henry C. _H_•_m_ll.:.:to.:.:n_A_F_B:., _c_,w.c.c.. __ _
Holcomb, 20712 Farnsworth
Offb l•~.c.~ _ C:., Lane, Huntington Beach, Cali. __ .:L::E.:G::A::L::H~.:O.:T:.IC:.E:..... __
Otiol• s. • ')to Y fornta 92&48. P.37468
(f; _.f.,~ WITNESS his hand this 5th day CERTlFlCATE OF BUSIN~
.. \~ ~~ of June, 1970. Fictitious Firm Name
9(1 Henry C. Holcomb THE UNDERSIGNED does
' STATE OF CAUFORNI.A ) hereby certt.ty tba.t he is coo-w.n ) ~~.' ss. ducUng an adminJstratloo bus!-
_...... COUNTY OF ORANGE ) ness at Post Ottl.ce Box BP,
ON THIS 5th day of June, Newport Beach, California
1970, before me, a Notary Pub. 92664, Wlder the tlcUtious firm 3o11 thwport 1.1.-d. u tn --" r -· c cu...-or ~d county and name or Beneflclal Admln-H•wport l.a<:b 1::::~~;::~~~~==~ state, residing therein, duly istration Company and tna.t said commissioned aod sworn, per. firm is composed of the follow.
MATTRESSES sonally appeared Henry C. Hoi~ log petS'ln whose name In fuU
HEW -JI.EJUILDJMC comb, lcnown to me to be the and place of residence are as
Jrre-~ul<tr Shapes person whose ~me Is sub. follows, to. wit : Donald R. Law-
la.a•nprl.D9 -Cott011 scribed to the within ln. renz, 430 Avocado Ave., Coro-
COSTA ME SA MAnUSS CO. strument, aDd acknowledged to na del Mar, CaWorntl 92625.
21S')N•wporlll .. d.LJ'"r+yi-I )Ol me that he executed the same. WITNESS my hand this 2nd
WITNESS my ha.OO and of-day of June, 1970. DoDald R.
flclal seaL Jessie R. Hill, Lawrenz. Fri~ndly N@ighbortlood
Service
BELL BROADWAY
MORTUARY
II 0 Broadway
U 8·3433, 8-3434 Coata Mesa
Notary Public io and for STATE OF CALIFORNIA )
sa.~d County and SU.te. My Com-) ss.
mission e.s;plres Oct. 24, 1970. COUNTY OF ORANGE )
Publish: June 11. 18, 25, aoo ON THIS 2od day of June, 1970,
July 2, 1970, to the Newport before me, a Notary PullUc in
Harbor Ensign. and tor said county and state,
per mg,
residing therein, (hdy eom mls-
siooed and sworn, personally
~ed Donald R. Lawrenz,
lmow1l to me to be the person
•bose aa.me is subscribed to the
wUhto tnst:rumeot, and act..
oowledpd to me that he eucu-
ttd the same.
Painting & Decorating
. Damato&
536 C114TIR ST.
COSTA MilA
642-1677
1743
WJTNE$ my lla.od and ottle.lal
seaL Mary A. Hupa, Notary
PubUe in a.nd for said Cotmty
&Dd state, My Commission ez-
plre5 Dec. 13, 1971..
Publllb: JUDet, 11, 18,25,1970,
lo tbe Nf!wport Harbor Ensign.
C.plete Fu~tr~ls Cost Leu II Wllllllutw
COWPUTI FUNDAL AND IURW. Cllml
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