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OFFICES IN CORONA DEL MAR, CALIFORNIA
UR ER or SUICIDE?
Strangle death
THIS PHOTO of a. seale model depicts the 11-story apartmeot butldlng pLanned for the
haU block area 1n Balboa. where the historic Rendezvous ballroom used to attract the
week-eOO dance crowds. This Ls the ocean front view of the structure, wh.ich Is deslgned
tor 56 units, wlth 88 on-site parking spaces. Arch.ltect tor the prolect Is Rolly Putasld
of Balboa. Owoers of the land are Mr, and Mrs. Ernest Neufeld of Wasco. The Ptannlng
Commlss!on •lll consider a use permit request lor the pro)ect this evening, Sept, 3.
FREEWAY
PETITIONS
REVISED
The Citizens Coordinating
Committee has revised and im-
proved us anU-treeny peti---
tlons and are repnUng the doc-~-·
uments toda)' wllh City Clerlr. "'""-....;,:;
Laura La(ios at Newport Beach
THE CONGO QUEEN, cnaracter boat parade entry of
Barden Construction and the Newporter lrut, woo the
"DriWY Stufrl.o Bos" award in Saturday's aMual classic,
sponsored by the Newport Hubor Chamber of Commerce
Commodores Club. Th.is entry was rated as the best
character boat In the parade. (Enslen photo.)
Clty Hall. The new petitions
are ptmllshed In today's Issue
ot the Ensign.
Walter Koch, cnatrma.n of
the committee, sald that some
of tne wordl.na: has been chan pod
to Jtreoatbta thl petttiona.
There 11 aow a DP ftlttnc --
period ot 21 days before the
Jtpture eampa.IKU can ret WI-
der way, When thls wa1Ung
period Is over, the required sig-
nat~~res must be obtained tn 180
da.ys.
One petition asks for enac-
tment of an ordinance to re-
SCind the Oct, 28, 1968, tree-
way aereement between the city
and the state. The other peti-
tion asks lor a pubUc vote on
a charter amendment that would
require a.ll tuture freeway
agreements to be submitted to
the voters for a.wroval.
Reasons given for circulat-
Ing the peUUons, which are de-
THE SOUTHERN BAY, entered by W. A. Thompson, 1804
S. Bay Ft., Balboa Island, was first prlz.e wl.Mer In the
"wheel, steam & bell" category (steam boats only) In last
Saturday's character boat parade In the bay. (Enst gnpllOto.) ,
Newport Beach pollee are
lnvesttgaUng the strani(UlaUon
death of a Newport Beach man,
Bert Ernest Wld•Jlt, 55.
Mr. Wldoll was found dead In
a Mcfadden Place hotel room
Monday mornlng by a ootel
mald, Pollee said he 1\i.d a
belt around hls neck and that
an autopsy showed he died of
strangula.Uon.
Detective Sam Amburgey said
invistlgation is under way to
determine If the man wa.s murp
dered or whether It wu a
suicide.
Pollee said he had been dead
about one week befor e the bod]'
was discovered.
The hotel maid, Myrtle Hump
phre)', told pollee she had seen
Mr. Wtdolf aJive a week ea.rller.
She said she found his bod)
lyin g across his bed in thf'
small room when she went to
ask why Ills trash cans hadn'r
been removed.
UNDERGROUND WIRING
ORDINANCE IS DRAFTED _/ r··:.
ACTOR BUDDY ESSEX, resident of B.atooa lsla.nd, super.
vised the launching of we fiberglass catama.ra.n, Twin Fox,
Saturday illlernoon at Boatswains I....ocker, and assisting
h!m in thP chr istening ceremony was Donna Douglas , who
p Lays the r ole of Buddy's daugtller 1n the Beverly Hlll-
bltlles television senes . It was a twln chnstenlng, of
course, for Twin Fo•. a.OO )Oining In the traditional bottle
breaking was Mr s. JamPs Kimber ly of Palm Beach, Flon-
da, wUe of Ule new owner oftlle catamaran. (Beckner photo.)
The Newport Beacn city staff
will present for Council con-
sideration at its nert meeting,
Sept, 14, an ordinance that would
require au utility services lo-
cated on property to be r emod-
eled to be Installed under-
ground.
City otftclals said ttij.t under
the ordinance the utlllttes would
have to be Installed under-
grourxt (1) If the property Is
to be developed with a new or
relocated main building; (2}
whenever remodeling necesslp
tates relocaUon of existing e-
lectr ical and communication
services; (3} when new elec-
trical services a.re Installed
in a malo building; and {4)
whenever a r esldenllal building
is converted to a nonpreslden-
tial (commercia l) use.
The new ordlna.nce, U ap-
proved, would be administered
by the building department.
Otncl.a.ls said the Obvious
beneftts of th1 ordtna.oce, whicb
•as dralted prhnarH)' \0 take
care of older areas lrl the city,
would be to eliminate overp
hear! wiring and would fac lll-
tate the forming of underground
utility districts In the future.
Formation of underground utlU-
ty districts would be easter
with buildings already equip-
ped for underground service.
The c ity already has an or-
dinance on the booksp-the sub-
HELP STOP
BIKE THEFTS
division ord1nanc e--wh.1ch re-
quires undergroundlng uUUUe~
tor new developments.
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TWIN fOX, tne llrst production model of the molded ftberglass Polynesian concept cata-
maran developed by actor Buddy Ebsen, lf'as launc hed 1.ut Saturday at Boatswa.J.n.s
Locker on Mariners Mile. The new llne Is bet.og bl.lllt by W. D. Schock Co. of Santa .'.n.a
and '4'111 be marketed by Polynesian Concept Inc., a division of Ebseo Enterprises !.n
Hollywood. Owners of the 37-foot Twin Fos are Mr. a.nd Mrs. James Kl mb erl}' of Palm
Be.ach, Florida, who new In for the formal launching ceremooJes. Mr . Kimberh· IS head
of the Klrr.ber ly -Ciark paper products ftr m. (PhOto by Neal Beclmer .) ·
PAPER SALVAGE TESTED
CM names
city manager
It has not been publicly an-
OOUllCet1 ;et, but as slst..l.nt Costa
Mesa Cit} Manager FredSorsa-
ba! !'las Deenofll clall)' appointed
to replace Cuy M .. nager Arthur
R. McKenz.le, who r etired Last
June because ol ill tJea.llh.
Mr. Sor salral's otficlll ap-
point ment as ell} manager wa s
made at an All g. I"; eKtcuUv e
session of the Costa Mesa Cit)
CounciL
Mr. McKenz.te's retirement
won't be <'fie-ct lve untll at least
:\0\', 11, becauseofvaca.Uona.Dd
sick leave accumulation. He Is
presently convalescing from a
cerebral hemorrhage be sutp
ftnd about 6 mdntns .aao.
Mr. S.abl.laa ~ed
asslstant cit)' managl!f in Sep-
tember, 1968. He Is 33 years
old, married, a.nd was born In
Fullerton and educated ln
uortnern Or;;,ngto County, Heha.s
" B. A. degree in tiubll c ad-
mimstr.tion tram Long Beach
State Co llege o1nd na.s taken
!:flduate wor k at l::oth Cal State
~ul\erton and L'SC tn public
adrrJtnlstratlcn.
He ~~o·a s assis tant C'iiJ mana-
ger lor the C1ty of Anaheim
The City ot ~ewport Beac h actor for the Cit} of :-lewport lor 9 years, •nd 1n 196~ wa s
began a trial program Monda~ Beach, if thts trial newspaper .I.SS!stant cit ~ adm mlstrator for
on a. limited basts to salv•ge collection pro~rra m proves to t:'!P C it~ of San Berna.rdioo.
newspapers from the c tr~ 's be successtul, !I :1.ay be pos-He .i.nd !us witt', Ma.rlene,
r efuse collection. slble to extend tile pr oii;Ta ll to are parents ol ? sons, David,
The Men-Co~.! Corpor ation of cover the enttte d n. Be ne-11, and Bn.ii.n, ':1.
Santa Ana, using Its o'A'n trucks !H s, tn J.dd1t10n to revenUE', CH A.R L E S GLASS 01 E S
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PubUc cooperation ts needed
to cut down btq·c ie thefts, tht>
Newport Beach pollee depart-
ment says. The department is-
sued the following statement
this week to bac k up tl\is pled.:
and persomel. will colll"CI the &rP possible reductions 1n cost
oewspac,:?r s and pa} the n rr of rE-{I.Ila.r r e-fuse colll"l"!Jon be-
$2 for each ton colle-cted. Areas o..ause of lowered tonna~s .iS
•·tthln the CitY selected for thiS ll'ell a.s the ecolo11;1cal benefit
rrtal program and the r:la) s or of sa\·!~ trees and elCtendtn.:
the week the nev.·spa~r s·.r.·t'l be the life of 16nd fi ll refuse IHS ·
plcked I.Cl ar e d.S follo,.·s pos.a l sites. The suc1fSS otthts
'lolr les Gl...ss. 80, of 500
fHnlea.! -'ve., Coron.t del Mar,
lie\! :Oept. I at H1ll H:.~.ven Con-
•J.lt'S· +>nt llosptLil, :-;"ewport
be .. · •. H, ...... s bor n Jul} 28,
1 !(->~. 1;. Portl4M, or ~ , and
J (' e IL• tJt.1ni!'E' \ount1 'i 1ears .-'·~11t --'I ~~-;----:;~ .. 1 -.. 11";": • )" ___....,_ --
signed to eliminate the coastal
freeway route fro m Newport
Beach and Corona del Mar are
that the coast route •ould de-
stroy the city's environment,
beauty, ecology and general
weltare, aoo would also destroy
"large portions of the city's
historical and ma.rUlme at-
mosphere, encroach 1CX)noear-
by beach areas, add huge re-
taLDJ.ng walls and embankments
whlcb would erase beautiful natp
ural assets, sever aDd separate
water -oriented proUons of the
community tram ltsocean-troot
beaches, and completely divide
the city lnto Z separate parts."
-----'·Every y'!ll.t there are hun-
dreds of bicycles lost aM sto-
len in :\ewport Beach. The~ewp
port Beach poUce department
makes every effort to recover
and r eturn these bikes to thelr
owners. Hov:ever, the public's
help is vertually ne"'CCed1
• Mondays --The .ue.l. t<P-pro~nm '"'ll depend on lhe
tween Mariners Dn lfe .1.:1.1 r esponse of the residents m
Westclltf Dr iVe, lnc!udin;: H.u. s.ovtng theu ne"'·spapers for
bor Highlands So. I, Westrlln the oncepJ.-wpek collectwn. ~l r
.-~o. ft., t,a. t<P~>n a ..,f'lf -em-
rlo~el .mer !Or !.-· orJ.tor.
The petl.Uons also point out
that ••poUltloo and ootse 1n
intolerable amounts would re-
sult from the proposed freep
way .. ao:1 therefore ''it 1s Imp
perat1n that the voters have
the lepl rlgbt to prevent the
eoutrucUoo of a freeway In
our clty." r
Siprs of the peUUons are
Mar&Qt SkllU.ng of West New-
port, Walter Koeb of West-
cUff, Wllliam La. Plante of 8&1-
boa Islud, Tbeodore Robins
of B&lboa IUid Mary Fcnrrler
of Harbor View Hllla.
!Dint SI4YDER DIE$
Mrs. Ec1Wl W. Snyder, 76,
of Sll3 Taft Way, Costa Mesa,
died Auc • .89 at RoyU Coava-
lu<oal Hooplll~ Santa AJIL
She ftl borP Nov. 4, ll93,
1D Nft York IDd came to Or· ance CouatJ 4 yea.r• aco.
Surt1YOra 1Dcludt a dauebter,
Mrs. Fnnt Arruce &Dd l
.,...teblldreo,
FUDil'&l •"tees were beld
Au1. 31 at Westcutr Ctapi:L
tat.rmtal wu at GleDWOOd
C.m_.,., Pury, N.Y. West-
cUll Mortoory ... lo<ftrdln&
director.
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Tilt "~ Bo&CII c.-ll StniCM Dlipt. ••!Wttl Cbll
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THE "DmTY OLD MANIFOLD" A WARD ns presented
by the character boat parade judges to this wiener carrying
vessel, entered by Frank Hardcastle, 51 Beach, Lido Parlr..
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-THE ANCIENT MARINER AWARD for oldest character
boat lD the Ne.-port Harbor Chamber sponsored parade
went to this eotty of artist Dtclr. Shaw of lrvtne Terrace
and Woody's Wbarf of Newport Beach. (Ensign photo.)
1'HlS\ SHELLM.AJCIR BARGE, entered try Newport Na.tioDal
Baak, woo tbl tblme aftl'd lD tbe cb&rlcter tml pande
u -do!>lctlar lbe pondo tllomo, "Our Amotlcu Olrl·
tap." Tbla tab'J ~ woo tM "blc Coot" lftr'd tDr belt
-. 01110r -•lDc:ludod: Dr. Cbarloo Dono ot Gloo-
dllt, .... nut ,.,..,. award t:'lr belt dru.d ct .. ; .laet
&artr ol llo1 _.., .. _ """'' a....-d tt -ul-
malloo; lllll Clr.a, ol Lido lalo, '""ID -to" annl
lor --boOI; Mnport ilo&Cb 5o& -Due, "~Mid~' tl.lllll-wl'' aftl'dt Daftd ao.. ot t.kto Pull: t.DIS ~ lllcl< CI'OGI o1 c-dol liar, llld ud ltd
plaoe ..... , la tiM "W'bMl, ltM.m • bill" ~·
TlMDTHY L. STRADER, ~ew
port Beach .J.ttorne), is the
new prestdent of the board of
dtr~tors of the Oran~ County
Fair and Exposition. Other of.
fleer s arE-the 1mmedi..ate past
pr estdent, Ce~C tl J. M.U'kS ol
Santa Ana, 1st vice president;
and Richar•~ Huston of Huntingp
ton Bea ch, ?nd n cP president.
and Dover Shor es. \1 ' nderse says.
Sur,n·or ~ uwluM 2 sons ,
·...or to t' an(~ !1.r iE>~ of Morrro
bo~l, J nd:: ;::r.~nntll iltlr ... n. HI~:~~:~::~:::\~~~~~~~ SCHOOL
tract) and Harbor \'11•w H1!ls . CANDIDATES FILE
Residents In these .ueas have
received handbills which give
Instructions on hOII' to prepar e
their newspapers for pickup.
According to Jacob Ml'n-
derse, the general servtcPs lll-
Two more candidates have
filed their lnlentlons to run
for the vacancy on the Ne"''-
port Mesa school board. The
leadline for fillng is Sept. 10.
1s bound"" I ~, Harloor Blvd.
•·tn 1969 there were ~79 bip
cycles stolen. This a'ld s t4> to a
moneta.r ~· loss of over $29.000
to the citizens o! ~ewpot\
Beach. for the first siK months
of 1970, ther e have been 393
bikes reported stolen. This r pP-
resents a loss of $16,552 to
you, the cUiz.ens of Nev.rport
Beach, In only s!K months! This
does oot InClude the time and
money expended by the pollee
department In investt gatlon and
recovery of these bikes . Keep garage door locked
The latest additions to the
rat e are Calvin Buck of 2835
Portola Dr .• Cosu Mt>sa, and
Beverly (Mrs. w. E.) Langston
of 901 Sooora Rd., Costa Mesa.
nort!l of thE' 1nt,.r ... en mn with
'E'"''PQrt Blv t. to Ba ker St .,
e.t st on S.,~pr St. to f air-
VIe,.· Rd., noru. or Fairview
R<l. to SunfJo· .... e r . .t,ve., east
on Stmflovoer \ve. to Main St.,
Sout h on ~tun St . to Newport
8 \1'11 ., o1.txl <:autnwesterly on
:o-;e\\T'()rt Blvr1. 10 the inter-
secllon \\'iUl Hart'()r Blvd. "Newport Beach Pollee mak e
the following suggestions so
tMt you C2ll help the pollee
he_, you.
"(l ) Com~~ly with the law.
Register your bicycle. It means
your poUce depa.rtment can
JdenUly and recover.
"(2) Never leave your bike
unattended, unless It Is locked
with a good sturdy lock.
"(3) Never leave your bike
out on tbe sidewalk or In the
front yard ol your nome.
"(4) At nlgbt, place your bike
to a locked carage.
''(5) Ntver loan your bike
to a stnncer or casual ac-
qn•"D nee.
"U you folkl1r these nve
simple ru.Jes, you may san
some mooey aiODK wtth a.ssurtoe
tbl.t J"'Qr bicycle remains a
IOUrct ot 1\m and pleasure llr
JOG &ad aot 10meooe etset••
T~ crime of bur glary Is the
most frequent !) reported maJOr
crime lo Amerlra, Olccordlngto
the :-;"ewport Beach police de-
partment.
"In :-;"ewport Bear h, the most
perplex.Jng problem is the
~.l.fage burgt.a.ry," says Police
Chie f Jim Glavas. "it Is the
~sle st to prevpnt, butonlywUh
the coaper .. tioo of aac.h and
every dtlzen. ln 1969 Newport
Beach experienced a,wrox1p
md.teh 200 gara~ burglaries.
This represents one-third of
the totill number of residential
burglaries committed and a-
mounted to a loss of $89,772
to the ctUuns of Ne..rport
S.ch. For thf' ntst sil months
of 1970, Newport Beach has coo-
llo!Jid to maint1in this ooep
thlrd ratio, yet the loss tbus
tar Is $89,9i11
"The problem ls thlt prap
11/oat ,_ TAHOE doors ut beloi left aoen, or, •Mn eloied, they are not bela& Tilt William 11ort1c11 llmliJ ked
ol ..._ V_. baft )lilt rt-~.~ N•'Wf.m't Btleb pollee
--• IUnliJ <&--moal 11 ,...,... wu1lhll ll Lllot 1'llloo, •bore a.oy .... car4a at roaldooc" tlloJ IIDd
pr-IJ. •ttll --oiOorl. Should
you receive such a card, tab
heed and avoid a loss of prop.
erty.
"Close your garage cloor and
lock tt. Don't add to an al-
ready ~lraUng crime rate\
Help the pollee department pro-
tect your propero ·--11 can't be
done WithOUt you!"
Joseph M. Duffy, 34, of 2425
Bowdoin Pl., Costa Mesa, an-
oounced !lis caootdacy in Jul}.
The vacancy on the board
was created last July when
Mrs. Elizabeth Lilly resigned.
Candidates ror the post must
reside In trustee area 2 of the
~ewport Mesa. schOOl district.
A.rea 2 Is In Costa Mesa and
ALICE MEIER SUCOJMII$
Mr s. Ailee Etta Meier, !182
M}er Pl .. Costa Mesa, died
.'.ug. 26 .t Queen or Angels
Hospita l, Los Ange les. Sht
was bOrn In Pennsylvania and
came to California 42 years
'"'· Survivor s include 2 9005,
Senator's father dies John of Costa Mesa aod Frank
of Newport Beach; a brother,
Russell Wllealoo, Westvtue, N.
Fra.nk H. Carpenter, 65, of
ZZ60-B Via Puerta, Lag\llllil.
Hllls, llther of newly e lected
Sb.Ce Senator Dennis Carpenter
of Ne-wport Bftach, cHed Auc.
29 at Btw.e Co. HosplW lD
Halley, Idaho, while on nca-
Uoo.
SurrtYOrs also Include hls
•lfe, Helen; another 10n., Doa-
a ld of Su Gabrtel; a sl.stet,
Ruth Yoonc of Sula.nd; a.Dd
5 .,....,.hlldroo.
fWWif'l.l ..mets nre bUt
SOfl, l al Paclllc Vin C-
wltl'l u. R..... 8urtOD a ..
olllcllllJIC. -....... ~~
ftc. vt .. U.tmorlal Part.
J.; ooe sister, Mrs. L&ura
Mr. Carpenter was a nattve Chance of Mantua, N.J.; a.Dd S
of Grand forlr.s, Minn. He grardchtldreo and 3 II'Mtp
taught pbyslcal education at uandchlk!ren.
seven.! W.lmesota SChools., un-funeral HrYicts nn htld
Ul coming to CaWornla •lth Aug. 29 at Bl.ttr. Cblptl, Colt&
b.ls family U: years ago. W.ea. btermeri. wu at Padfle
He ..,..,.,;~ a.s a.sstseant r.c-VJtw W.ernorl&l Park.
reatioll director far tbe dty of
--tlloo later bocamo IIOVE 1'0 K E!L DR,
recr•tloD ~tsor tor the Tbt Doo Boltou taft IDQir1d
City ol TOIT&liCo, hill M0 Soaftrd 114., c-
f'rom IN 101111 IIU r-o-llltblllldo, lo Kool Dr.lllllor·
moot Ill l!ISI, l&r. CU1Jootor liGr Vln ll1lla. l&r. -Ill
-u Dlroclo< "' PvU pr-"' 1111 c-...
&lid R-11>r Dlo CliJ liar -Clilll &Ill -
"' ... ~ Allor rollrlll. "' "'"'*' ,_ c.o.rlll c.. bo -to Loot..-. World. lo<=-tltlllor.
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lliURSDAY, SEPT. 3, 1970
TNI OPI'ICIAL MfiiSP,tPU • Of TMI OT'f Of NIWPOitT II!ACM
THE HARBOH AHI:A'S OFFSET NEFSPAPER
Offlcto aid prl•lta,: plallt Ia the E•t,• B•IWI ....
272 1 E. C..0.. Hwy., CofoN del .._, CalJI. -9262S.
T!LIPHOME, 673-0550 (AooO Co4e 714)
TEIE NEep()RT HARBOR ENSIGN 1• the orlly _ _,..,.. prhteed
aDd publi•hed lo tlte City of Ne"'Pon 0..-c:h, aad , .. oaly IO(lally
owaod aJMI oper•M MW-P.,et In tl\11 N•wport H•bot-Coe~.a w. ..
Area. Puhliahed W.ekly, OQ T buraday. Secoetd cJ ... po•ar paid'
.a Cotoa• del W.,, Calif,
THE NEWPORT HARBOR ENSIGN Waa ad ju~ed to 1Je a aewa·
pap!!t or rnet"al c[tculation by COIUt deeree No. A.-201?8 dated (
M.y 14, 195 1, in SuperiM Cowt lot the Conty of On:r, State of
Callfonoia, and by rea110n tht!l'eof ia qualified 10 publl all p11bllc
nottcea required by hlw.
ARVO [. HAAPA ...
PEG HAAPA .
. ...•. Ownet ud Publiahef
............ .As~ iate Editor
.SUUCJI I ~TIC)N JIATU
In HarbOr At~a:
Ou1 of H~~rbor ke•;
Onco ye•, U .OO; 2 ye.,.., 17.00
One ye•, 15.00; 2 year .. , t~.OO
ctl.. .eDf "' .!lop
ARVO E. HAAPA, own t r and publisher of the Ensign
W E NEED N:) tl!':W BURDENS
By Tom Ancle..on
NO EQUALITY
American lnduans, otfcrina to pay $24 in beads. seiu:d
Alcalnu~ Island rather than Mrmhauan bland for their
"c:tnler of Indian civ,lh.ation." Obviou.sly, Manha1t1n Island
C:lln'l bf' civilized. • • • The indictment of ex.-Stnator Brcwater of Maryland on
bnbery charges spotlighted the we by a number of conartu·
me n of similar dodgtf to c:over up embarnuina "donationll."
Seven Senator5 and House members-and there a~ unques·
honably many other culprits--have al10 received "donations"
from Spiegel. 1m; .• the Chicago mail order house indicted wath
Brewslel. How do they work. 11? Our natamen set up SO·
called "D . C. Comminees," oflcn consistinJ or only one
member, a lreasurer, und Ulling a pos1-office box addreu, to
accept pohl•cal "contribuliom." The zrand jury's indictment
o{ Brews!er charged that $14,500 of the $25,000 he allc:gcdly
received from Sptegd to influence his vote on postal·rate
legislation wenl through such a "Committee."
One of the slatesmen named so far in this alleged payoff
or purchQSt", as the case may he. IS Rep. John Gilligan of
Ohio. i A real fink .} On a TV de bale Wi lh me several years
ligo, Gilligan read a statemt'nt and asked me if I agreed with
11.. Richard Nixon would have ()wight Eisenhower would
have!--if ht: h~d understood 1t. Douglas MacArthur would
have. ··Yes," I repl1ed. ··t thought so~" he thundered. '"The
,tatement was made by Adolph H •tkr~" I was never an
ltdmtrcr of Htller"s hut m some ways I prefer him IO Gilligan
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In rc-·readmg Eugene Lyon\ stupendous boolc. Workns
l'uradi:rt' Lul"l (Pifty Y~m.v of Sol'itl Com11Wm'sm. A Balu.ncr
'ihnt/, I was slruck hy 1h1s ••Sses:>mcnt of Juday's Russia :
··A new dao;s. sno bbish a., well as arrogant, rules the roosl ,
and b.!luw il arc olher cla<;se<;. hopmg otnd mtriguing for the
<oame comforts and adv;1ntagcs thai have moved mortal man
<;mcc the begmning of ttmc Only m the lowest depths, in
renJI camp .. and e~dc reJoCIC>IK urnnng the lowest-grade KILK -
HOZ worker' and UMI..Iilcd labo:orcr<>\ tS there a ce rtain equality,
the kmd OQ\IOtl'v<ok y tatkcU uf through one of !he charac~e·r~
of h•~ novd Till' PotSf"IUd ·.~11 an: slaves and equal In thetr
,ta vcr) Slaves are t-.Junl.l In 1"\e. equal." ··
''P'~ ol CODCe:rMid eltlMM lll
"htrJt Exlty Pll*1 Relll' Ill a r....-to eftlltl tbl.t tot 10 ma.aJ
1.11..,.,. ltl" were 10 rieioul coward the ll almolt a crime to
The Cl'ltll or the news bOTJ people of our commiUJ.Ity, that lA AmerU:a today. TburldaJ'•
OQCt penetrated tht metropoU-It btcam' qJpUMt tbat a Un1-raid ~ly eonc:erna:Sed·
tao c11o 1D ma.ny , b:tc tit)'. ted Front ·na needed to oppose OSy oot on)1 beeatlHour llltmY
Perblpl they lUll are vocal, tucllm lD 'Amarlka' and to M.l kidMpped 3$ brotben, tM.tt
but 1 have DOt beard them 1o dete..S and euiUn.tt tbt oew because tbelr ta.eUes of mut
recent years, u tra.tnc noises cultural wave of humanitarian-roundte) lD tbe early mornlne
may have crowded them out. lam, ere&Uvlty, a.od toetaUsm hours are sustainlnl an atmos-
The dalUes of today are rae~ tba.t has spruoc ~ among me phete of paranoia aDd rear &•
tog a new cba.llence trom the youth as a cootra-culttUe to moo.g our eiUaens."
undergratmd press, which re~ tbe 'Amerfb.n' bustness c.ut-1n drama.U&ln& "the new cui-
vets in sensationaUam,butdoes hae.'' ttaal wave," during a ride
not rely ~tberaueoussbouts tllrougfl a DUoeylaDd darkened
oJ" oews venders to gain rec-It was clalmed tha.t •· Amerl-tunnel aU that eou.ld be heard
ognttton and uses 41etter words ki..ns" today, having DO r eal was the voteea of the people
to the~ obscene b.shlonto culture, have become plagued chanl1ng, ''lfo, Ho,HoChiMinh,
attract readers. 1 have at band wttn feu, anliettes, ll'ustra-the NLf ls goon& win."
the t1rst edition of volume one In defeodlng thi s "new c'b.l-attract readers for
a new meoace In the form of Uons, ~a constant tensd@ss. The -4 letter words~~·~OI~c;h~11 of such a publication which ts tural wave o1 humanlta.rlan-newspapers may
eOdeavorlng to spr ead sedition lsm," the "SedOSY" took OC· by a Stetter word~,~~;'.!'u:~~~~ over our society. It appears easton to cr!Uclse the pre. the majOrity of
The paper seems to be revo-dawn OOC>e raids, cla.lmed to still sllng to clean
tuttonary tn us purpose and have been made tn Fullerton I long to see day when
empha.sl'l.es us beiUge~ence the previous week. Concern was bor Area newsboys will
with a replica of a clenched felt for "the great increase "Extra! Extra, Ensign! ··--·-L
fi st In the ''0" of "OVer " In the use of terrorist tactics. all about t he treeway victory.' •
In the manner In which an ar-N ,. t t k
"" woukl ""'" , •• t emblem a tu ra 1 S 0 spec in the holE> of a doughnut.
It was published on August
11, 1970, possibly In some sub-
terranean r etreat, and the lead
stor y tells of "Fascism In Dis~
neyland, a Ytpple Reports,"
and H gives a picture of hOw
"The first International ytppte
pow-wow exp loded In Dtsney-
l.aod on August 6th."
The Colonel Wllllam Cabell
Chapter of the Daughter s of the
American Revolution, Newport
Beach, in keeping with the nat-
tiona. I DAR's 100-yea.r struggle
to save environment through
conservation, will hear Paul
W, Colburn, well known nat-
uralist, speak at a luncheon
meeting In the Balboa home of
Mrs. Guy Holmes Cherry J r.
at 12:30 p.m. Wednesday, Sept.
23 ,
CaUt.ornla high schools for 39
years. Now a resident of Lei-
sure World 1n Laguna Hills,
1\e Is chairman of the conser-
vation committee ofthe KJwant s
Club there.
A reception Une ot the new
bOard member s headed by the
new regent, Mrs. Edgar M.
Cox Jr., will receive the mem-
bership prior to the luncheon.
After the luncheon, Mrs.
K')NRAO CLARK, 619-l/2 Pop.
py Ave., Corona. del Mar, scored
first place ln debate durtna:
competition at !he l Oth annual
Golden West torenslc Institute
held at lhe Unlver slty ot Red-
Laods. Konrad, li stUdent at
Corona del Mar high school,
teamed with SUI Smclko of
La Mesa to capture top honors
Ln competition with students
from 11 0 high schools In Cal-
ifornia, Arlw~. Or egon, Ha-
waii, Missouri, and Colorado.
Tl• w scored 10 wins and
2 losses In debating the too lc ,
'·Resolved; that the federal gov.
ernment shOuld establi sh, ti-
nuJce and administer programs
to control air and water pol-
lution.''
The N•,wp•Jl"t Harbor Chamber of Com-
m . .,rce does not s;>eak for a great number
of b:Jsinessm ~n by offering a com~·r omise
prop·JSal to double the business license
fee instead of enacting a gross r eceipts
licens e tax in Newport Beach. The Cham-
ber is negotiating with the city in a pos-
ture of defeat, rather than fro m a posi-
tion of strength, and the city will be
quick to accept the white fl ag of sur-
r ender.
Bul ~I :tv..:~ arc not hound 10 be equal ~ Slave-owners have
.1h~lliY~ pa1d varying amount\ for the1t !>laves dep!!nding on
ph~")IC!tl appi.•otrllnce :ond prowes,, and ~vcn on ability. Slaves
h.1\-e :t.l.,.,ay' h .. J un..:4uat JOI'>\. unc4ual pa ~'. and uncquallrcal -
me nt dept:nd1ng upon lhe hehJ vto r of the slave and !he fair·
n('Ss, or !he whtm. of !he m;tster. There iv no equal1ty, in
Heav~n. hell , or m l'>l:twe~n And there w1H never he .-
Amenc:tn W ;1v Fealllr!"'
From 500 to 1,000 "Yips"
came from Orange County,
Santa Bartxua, Berkeley, as
well as from Llvlttown, Pa.,
and dir ected their venom upon
the representative commercial
Institutions which have kx:ated
in Disneyland, The poUce and
security guards we re special
targets. They were refer red to
as ''pigs," and when they spoke
il was charged that they
'"oinked," which farm boys may
recognize as the vernacular
Mr. Colburn Is a for mer
ranger naturalist for the Nat-
ional Park Service, director
of Tucker Bird Sanctuary at
Mojesk.a Canyon, presldent or
the California Audubon Society,
and chairman of the science In
Carol K. Hunt wtU r ead a short
paper entitled, "Memories of
an old fashioned plcntc." Mark
Northcross, pr esident of the
Henry Bowen Society of the
Children or the American Revo-
lution, will (ollow with a speech
about '·What the C.A.R. stands
for." ROLAWO A. MORIW OF
Not only should there be no Increase
In business license fees, but there Is
much to be said for eliminating the an-
nual business license fee altogether.
The c ity is doing us no extra fav or that
requires arumal license paym-ents, We
pay in fu ll for the services that we get
from the c ity--and then s ome, because
businesses must subsidize the cost of
servicing the r esidences, which do not
pay their full shar e. We are already the
unpaid collectors of sales taxes. We
provide the essential tax base that al-
lows the city government to operate .
We do not deserve new burdens.
of the pigsty.
In its abbre viated rorm,
'"SedOSy" was launched by a
PPBS-BLUEPRINT FOR DISASTER
___ L_E_G_A_L_H_O_T-IC_E__ Hostess ch.airman, Mr s. C.M. 01 ES AT AGE 46
_ _::,::c:::..:_:::..:_.:.::__:_:_::..::_ __ Dorothy K, Hutchison, will be Roland Andrew Morin, 46,
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARI'NG assisted by Mmes. Carol K. of 2117 Elden, Costa Mesa,
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN llunt, \l.'llllam E. Fisher, Ed -died Aug. 22 at Orange County
that the City Council of the ward J. Steinke, and John A. Medi~l Center. He was born
City of Newport Beach ·.vt!l Hopwood. May 21, 1924, In Lewiston,
ld bl" · d Ma ine, and came to Orange ho a pu tc hearmg r egar-SECRETARIES ASSN . County 10 years ago. He had
By Speclal Correspondent runs almost like a separate do not go along with the new lng the request of Bruno 11· TO MEET IN NEWPORT been employed as a tool and
PLAN N I N G, PROGRAM-district, with a few exceptions methods Moeckli and Iierman °· Figge, The Bahla chapter of Nation~ die maker at Mesa Manufact-
MING, BUDGETING SYSTEMS like budgeting, whiCh would be What . will those same co-owner s of :he ~allery, for al Secretaries Association wtll ur ing Co., Costa Mesa.
(PPBS) •.. This Is a plan centralized. teachers do when PPBS is man-exten~ion of lise er mlt Ap-host the Southwest District Re ~ Sur vivors Inc lude Ills mother,
being pushed by the federal The Los Angeles schOOl dis-dated by the state becv.·een the p_Hcahon No. 1475 .10 per mit gton ll conference Oct. 2, 3 Mr s. Lena Morin; 3 daughters,
aod state governments to com-trtct Is curre ntly going through period or 1972 and 1974? At l.ive e,ntert.a.lnmen\ 10 :oon!f't-J.nd 4 at the Newporter l.nn. Joanne, Pamela and Barbara;
p\E>tely chang@ education b~· the process or breaking ~ into the present time, they have c lub ocated wtth n ee< Coordinators for the con-a son, Allan; 2 sisters, Mrs.
1974. 12 districts, which Is deeen-the choi ce of moving to aootMr or a residential district, Lot terence are Mrs. Nor a Carsey, Helen LiOidman and Mrs. Jean-
For 2 years, the public has tralit.ation. The publicity r e-schoOl which Is oot wider a ~~~at~~tk 81~1 £. 8:1~ ~~~~t~ secretar y to president William ette Greeran; 3 brothers, Ray,
been conditioned" for thi:;, ports make It sound like It Is pilot progra, but alter It Is vard on the north side of East Mason of the lrvlne Company, Bob aod Lushon.
plan, but rarely Is it rnentlooed a necessity beCause there is mandated they will not even BalbOa Boulevard between "A" and Mrs. A. C. (Betty) Beard, Funeral services and Inter-
by Its proper name. Instead, no control, aDd that by decen-be able to move to another St t and M . St 1 Balboa secretary to Joseph Ricca of ment were held Aug, 26 at~
the headlines in the newspapers trall:ting there wHI be many district, be~ use they will all ~e~TICE ~hHE~~es'v F~ Ricca O:lta $ntems.,~S~ mem-dale Memorial Park, Glendora.
wtu spea.k of "accountab!Uty,'' mor~ people in control, which be getting 1t. How could .the THER GIVEN tl\at the said pub-bers wW be traveUng to Nn-
The Log made the fo llowing observa-
tion wh en the license fee revision was
first proposed by the city: Newp ort Beach
shou ld continue the policy that dates to
the beginning of the city--that business
license fees are not to be consider ed as
:;m1,;a,f~o~o\"' .• ~formance " or shoTuheldg<N"v0~ttrterMreessaults5.,~1 community help the moretra-Uc hearing will be held on the port Beach lrom the 4 states EUBANK PROMOTED
..... -...... ,........, diUonal teacher stay on the 14th da f S ptember 1970 which comprise the Region D
A simplE-definition, lll'hlch Is district !las a lready accomp-jOb? The only way would be to Y 0 e • '.lfea--Nevada, New Mexico, Robert G. Eubank, 2015 Sa-
most onen used, is that It is lished tn.ls with a minimum demnft .. that the district dr"" at the hour of 1:30 P.M. In A••'•"na a·• Califo·rua· , b:·na Terrace, lrvlne Terrace, ........ ....,... the Council Chamber s of the • ..,. '"' • a systematic way of shOwing of russ or strain. Ask your_ tile PPBS pLan h.1 been promoted to the rank
howmucheducattonyouau re-sell, has accountability been we ha~·e w~Uten many ar-City Hall of lhe City of New-33 RD WO RLD TOUR o' sales supervisor byStla.klee
celvtng per dollar. ooe of the prime improvements Ucles about the HOT IDEA PRO. port Beac h, CaUfornia, at which Mrs . Paul William Lawr enc e P~· ~Juc ts of Hayward. Sl\aklee
What most explanations do in this program during the last GRAM we have told yout that time and place any and all of Bel Air and Lido Isle has I : a Hrect sales organization
NOT n.iCLl.iOE is that tfle com-2 years, or when you look at u is tbeu:perimentalprograms pe~~~ l::~r~~~~;!~ay appear r eturDed rrom her 33rd trip w!'h 76,000 distributors
a r evenue source, but as a means of
covering nominal administrative costs.
The new ordinance would m ean a r evo-
lutionary change in this concept. U such
a breakthrough is now made, local busi-
ness would be facing the threat of period-
ic escalation of license fees in the years
ponent parts that make~ PPBS It from another s ide, 2 years which bring about change, What a ~ura La"ios · d.!Ound the WJrkl, visiting l..o"l-t • ougt.out the United States.
arethes;lmepartsof theschOOl Is just about when most of we HAVE NOT TOLD YOU Is Cit Ci k d:m and Moscow, and flying a-M,· Eubank, WhO joined
programs ttlat have· citiun our problems started. The ad-that when you.~xam_toe the "Hot CU; or Newport Beactl cross Slberl.a via Novostbursk, Sh ~'dee in October, 1969, has
grot(.ls fightin g school bOards minJstrators keep telling us Idea Manual, . which includes Publish; Sept. J, 1970, in lrlrutsk, Ktlabarovsk and Nak-bHm a student at UC I and at
from coast to coast. Some of that these programs have now charts (diagrams), It ap-the N wport Harbor Ensign, hodka, where she took a Rus~ S:.,J!a Barbara. He Is a skier
these induJe TAXONOMY, proved rewarding. Rewarding pears to be the PLANNlNG, ___ • _________ .:'::"'::"-"".::.."'_f_o_r __ 3_da_:_:_Y_'·-----'-:",.-:':-"'-'-•_r. ______ _
SENSITIVITY TRAINING, BE-for whom., The taxpayers are PROGRAMMING, BUDGET-
HAV!ORAL OBJECTIVES, and living wlln the results and !hey T!NG SYSTEM (PPBS) all !he LeHe rs to the Ed ··tor RETRAlNL~G ALL PERSON-bo not Uk.e lt. way tluough. From aU 1001-
~E L from the s uperint endent One Important Cact oot to cations, the ta.zpayers have been
to come.
LEGAL ~OTI C E --=---
P.3834~
CERTIFICATE OF BUSL-..ESS
Fictiti ous F'lr m Na me
THE UNOERSICNE.D tloes
hereby (·e rttry that she is con-
ducti ng an up ho lster y and drap-
ery bus iness at 3014 NesUIJ
St., La guna Beach, under the
fi ctitious fir m name or Crown
Custom Upholstery anrl Urapery
Co. anr1 that salrt firm Is com-
posed of the follo,.·ing person
whose na me in full and place
of r!O'sldence are as follows,
to-wit. Loura Tyler, 1824 Port
Stirling Place, Newport Beach,
Caltfornla, 92660,
WIT :--IESS my hand this 12th
da y or August, 1970, Loura
Tyler.
STATE OF CA LIFORNIA )
} ss.
COUNTY OF' ORANGE )
ON TillS 12th day of August,
1970, before me, a Notary Pub·
Uc In am for said county am
state, residing therein, duly
commissioned and swor n, per-
sonally appeared Loura. Tyler,
known to me to be tile per son
whose rame is subscribed to the
within Instrument, aod acknow-
ledged to me that she executed
the same.
WITNESS my hand aod otflclal
seal. MP.r y A. Ha.apa., Notary
PIJblic In and for said County
&nd state. My Commission ex-
pires Dec. 13, 1971.
PubUsh: Aug. 20, 27, S@pt, 3,
10, 19'70, ln the Newport Har-
bor Ensign.
From th e Bibl e
Jesu.s cr ltd &net sUd, He that
belle9etb on me, bellettth tiX
on m.t, bUt <Ml b&m that MOt me.
Aad bt Uat Mtth rtM!I ~~eth
bllD tllo.t -.... I am come & UatJt 1at0 lbt
worl4, tblt ftCIW'fU biUnttb
oo ... -a.-laclut-
.... ($t. Jollo IJ, .. ~.)
to the janitor. overlook Is that decentraliu-sold a bJll of goods, a.nd they • AGArNST ABORTION helicopters like some people
WithOut reaHz.ing It, the New-tion keeps the "Wolves" away have swallowed U hook, line Editor of the Ensign, need holes In the head.
port Mesa school district t.a.x-rrom the superintendent's dOOr. and sinker, and eventually they Through a rriend I received The N.B. councilmen granted LEGAL NOTICE
~OTICE OF PUBLIC HEARL"'G payers have been "tricked'' into He simply turns and points the (taxpayers) will have to share a copy or you r newspaper dated a raise In salary to the top
NOTICE rs HEREBY GI VEN demanding '·accountability," flnger or blame to one of those the blame, beCause they helped August 20, 1970 In which you peot~le In the city government.
that the City Council of the which In turn promotes PPBS, many people In clla.rge, These push It through. printed two articles against a-I have never been able to figur e
C it~· or Newpor t Beach will One extremely important point people have always been in The oert time you compla.ln bOrtion. ln name of the Citizens out what the heads of the var-
hold a public hearing r egarding to remember Is that With PPBS charge, bot not to the point about something, be sur~> you Action Committee, t like to tous depts. knew or have done
application of Vady VanCnase YOU DO NOT 1\a.ve accounta-where they can get r id of make the correct r ecommen-thank you very much for takmg for the city that quall!led them
for a business license in con~ biU ty. The administration !las a whOle stan of people, lf they d.atlons along with it! this stand. Most newspapers for an lncrea.se In salary, They
nection with Athena's Massage accountability, but not the tax-LEGAL NOTICE r egard only "pro-abortion" as shOuld have gotten a cut in
establishment located at 211 payers. Ask yourself, when was LEGAL NOTICE new!¥, and decline to shOw also salary ba ck to what they earn.
6200 Street. the last lime that you were CERTIFICATE Of' BUSINESS P-lS271. the oCher side, I dare say that over fifty
.'IOTICE lS HEREBY FUR-able to get a problem solved Fictitious Fi r m Name Sincerely yours, _ perc~ of the cost of ~rating
THER GIVEN that the saJdpub-In this school district, wUh THE UNDERSIGNEDdohere. CERTlFICA TE OF BUSINESS Cltizens Action Committee the City of N.B. In the summer
Uc hearlng wm be held on the any amount of satisfa ction[ And by ceriU)' that they are conduc-f'ictltlous f'lrm Name Ineke V!tinkle, Secr etary time Is attributable to vast
14th day of September, 1970, If you have ever taken a look Ung a boat building business at THE UNDERSIGNED do 1217 So, Driftwood Drive number or out or towners who
at the hOur of 1:30 P.M. m at our budget, you must have P.O. Box 2007, Costa Mesa, hereby certtly that they are Santa Ana, Calll. 92'104 converge on N.B. and take the
the Council Chambers of the come away in a tog! As for CaUl. 92626, under the flctl-conducting a muine aoo CB Tel. (714) 53 1-9867 town over and apart. 1 dare say
Cit y Hall of the City ol New-"local control," that means tious fir m nameofSanityBoats, radio sales and service bUst-that at least elgtlty percent of
port Beach, Ca lifornia, at which administration ouly, aod that said fi r m Is com-ness at 355 N, Newport Blvd., • LETTER TO COtJNC1L the tax payers of N.B. hardly
ttme and place any and all per-Recently, members of the posed of the foliowlhg persons Newport Beach, Ca!Uornt.a, W'l-Dear Sirs--know ther e Is an ocean bor~
sons Inter ested may appear a.nd Newport Mesa Education As-whOse names in full and places der the tlcdtious nrm name I have lived In Newport Beach · dering the town and if they
be heard thereon. soclatton went before the schOOl of residence are as follows, of Derington's Marine Elec-many years and have watched, did knoW and knew how much
Laura l..agios board to demand more money to-wtt: Ricl\a.rd S, Sargent, tronics a.nd that aid tlrm is with alarm, the steady tncrease It wa.s costing them, wouldprob-
CUy Clerk aod special programs. WrK!n 22141 Malibu Lane, Huntington composed of the follOwing per-In cost of operating the city, ably wtsD 11 didn't.
City of Newport Beach they did 001 ge t what they Beac h 92646; 0. Keith Nichols, sons whose names 1n f'l.lll aod The cost per caplta tor opera-Why don't you councUmen
Publish : Sept, 3, 19'70, In wanted, they said they woukl zooo RepubUc. Ave., Costa places of residence are as fol~ tlng Newport Beach Is greater put the bite on those destroy-
the Newport Harbor Enstgn. take tbelr "complaints to the Mesa, 92627; Howard A. Tyr -lows, to-wit: Ray Leroy Hart. ttw1 a ny other city ln Orange tog our cUy, also eUmlna.te
community" aod let lhem de-reU, 28-45 Serang Pi., Costa wick, 8730 La Colonia An., County 11 not the state. the rat tn the city government.
LEGAL NOTICE clde. An article appearing ln Mesa, 92626. Fountain VaUey,CaW.;Rtc.llard The City Council has created Stncere ly,
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEAR LNG the Da.J.ly Pilot coocernlop; this WITNESS our hands this Jist Lee Baker, 126-46tn Street, bureaus on top of bureaus, com-Thomas Allen
Notice is hereby g:l.ven that matter wa.s very revea.llng ln day of August, 1970, Richar dS. Newport Beach, Call1. missions, committees, etc. Newport Beach
the Planning Commission of the last paragraph. It said: Sargent, o . Keith NichOls, WITNESS our naods thls loth Each ooe of tlleseorganir.atloas
the City of Newport Beach W'lll "Secoodly, we would Uke to Howard A. Tyrrell. day of Aupst, 19'70. Ray Leroy ls headed by a higfl salaried • RULES FOR REVOLUTION
hold a public heartng on the see a mor e efficlellt useofbud-STATE OF CAUF'ORNlA ) Hartwick, Richard Lee Baker. Individual followed Shortly b)' Editor ot lbl £os1p,
appUcation of Mr. and Mrs. get tunds . We want to see a dol· )ss. STATE or CAUFORNl.A) a high priced assistant, then Some mcxi.bs a.co,adoeumeot
Rlctlard Lyon for a Use Permit tar 's wor th of servlce fornery COUNTY OF ORANGE ) ) ss. secretaries and then a larp labelled "tbe ruld for reYo~
U 88 on property lOcated at dollar's worth of tu tuods." ON THIS 31st day of Aug. COUNTYOFORANGE ) numberofsubordlna.teswhoare Uloa" became plitlle &Mre-
1 740 East Ocean Front, Ba.lboa, This comment ns made by ust, 19'10, before me, a Notary ON THIS lOtb day ol August, expected to do some work. They eet•ed W"l<leapread attentM.
to permlt a flagpole wtlb a Bart Hake, uecutln seereta.ry Public tn aDd for said ooun.ty 19'10, bef«e me, a Notary PW-ban now built a hierarchy, Tbe• rulu oaU1ned tblllb"'t-
total helgb.t of 51 feet wben the of the Newport Mesa Teachers a.nd state, usJdlngtherel.n,duly Ue 1D &Dd fbr aid couot1 ud aeeowuble to oo one, AU of tCJ of tbe l.atematlollll com-
ordinance restricts the height AssoetatJon. commlss1ooed and sworn., per. Jtate, rtsldiDI thereln, dul}' tbls bas cone on mOre or leu mtmlst COClllplrt.cJ.IIIIu.JPICIPie
to 35 feet. Tbat statement sounds Uke somUy appeared Rlct\ard s. comml1sl.ooed &Dd IWOI'D, per-unnotlctd by lhe tu payer, debated tbe alltbeDt1cttJottbtse
NotJce ls hereby furtMr ct-the teachers and board of trUJ-Sarl'fJC, 0 , Keith Ni choll and IOQlllJ appeu'ed Ray 1Aro7 because you see, they were told rules, wttldl were ~
ven that aaJ.d publlc hf'OI.ringwtU teH are workin( togetntr 111 Howard A. Tyrrell, 1cnowu to Rartwtck ucS Rteblrd Lee by lbl couocllmen Of Newport writtta &r'OUid 1!100. lD ralltJ,
be !Mtkl on the 17th daY o1 Sep-a pan to make the pubUc demud me to be the per soDS •t»te Bater. lcDowD 1i0 me to be the Bel.eb that the oewiJ tormed tbouch. U makN UUJI dlf,.
tember, 1970, •t the bour ot aceountaNUty, whtc.h wt.U 1JI names art subsertbed to the pef80DI ....._. ..... are tub. bureau would oa.lJ cost a few fertoet wbltbar tboet nla
o:OOP.M. 1J1 tiM CowdlCbam-harG further eemeot PPBS 1D wtthlD Lom'umert, ud acua.r-ICI'lbld to tile trltblo t.utn-ciOtl¥•· Wll't aWblatle or DCJt, b' lD
bers of tht Newport BUell City our d1strtct. Thl..s way, WheD ledpd to me tblt tbtY exee~ed meat, aDI1 aebowledpd to me When HunUn&too Beaeh P. lMa. Ill. au.1A. ODt ot tbt
Hall, at wbleb tSme ud piaee the ebJpl art down., all taty the ame. tbl.t tDIJ eaculed tbt ame. tbtlr bell~ lbt:rt wu the lladloc RIUiu comm....,
u y ud all per.,.., llttefHted do 1s tara aroUDd a.nd ay to WITNESS m)' bud ud ot-WITNESS m.y taad aad ot. u..t mllllldln, <tl.acussloa u ald tbt loUowtDr.
may-aadbohoardlben-lhopd!Ue, "Yooanlllocut llclal -L Mary A. 11aaoo, llcl&l -· ll&TJ A. llaaoo, lowholhorN-rtllelcll-ld "Br-oa, I como tou-
oa. Wbo ,_ tl< ~. NOIUJ ....,ll< lo aod tl< aid HOIUJ Pll>lle II &ld tl< aid 101-01' oot. laJ -----J00 l-~
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Newport 9oldl City DECEIITRAJJ2ATJO!f Ia l· miNfoa •II>U•olltc. U, 1!1'?1, miUioD .... lltc.l$,1971. lla4 llroodJmodoo.,lM!r-. ..., -of ll<t -Iii,,, 'l1lo
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Pd!UIIfl' So!1t. I, U?OL Ia. Tbll dlllrfel II doe~ 11?0, 1D fl<o Newport Hubcw I, lt?O, ID 1M Nnport llart>al' of lllltlq !bolt otl~ dly <I!PIIotd w!IU--... 'l1lo
tho H-' Rubor """'P. wbkb ,_.. thol aell ltfiOOI EuftiL lulp. 1'1 tho l>ul of -.H.&.-llo -1lo .. IIII)Od 011 &ld
give way to truth , , • The
rtrst Ue Is God; the second
Ue Is right ••• ADd when
you have freed your minds from
the rear of a God, and that
childish r espect for the Dction
of r ight, then all the nrnaln-
lng chaiDS that blDd you aM
which are called science, clvll-
iution, property, marrLa.ge,
morality, and justice wlll SDJtl
asWlder like threads ... Let
your own happiness be your
only law . Our tlrst work must
be destruction and annihilation
of everything as II now ex-
Ists; you must accustom your ~
selves to destroy everythJ.og,
the good with the bad. For 11
but an atom of this old world
r emains, the new will never
be created."
U this doesn't serve as a
set of "Rules for revoltJtlon,"
1t ..nu certa.tnly oo until an
"atrt.benttc" set can be found.
Who can deny that this wbole
outllne tDr lmmoraUty aDd deg-
radation iJ not being perpe-
trated wtth great fervor on
Americans today?
There are three basic theor-
ies of hlltory--cyclic (hlstory
repeats lt&&U); accldenta.l (hls ..
li>l'Y just baill>ens); COQIPin-
torlal (the eYeots wblell be-
come b1storJ are pla.oDid). U
one aeeepta either ot uw Arst
two theories of hi.J:tOry, 001
admlla th&l lhort Is OOChiDc
•• can clo to cba.D,e the ooar11
ot 01-,. O.Sr bJ ---ID& tho COQIPira!o<lll ~
cu ooe bnt a cblDc:t to au.
U. To tho lfoaloll olleot, bla-
IDI'J Ia boiDc plaDnod. W• ClD
e.-tbt force~ wtal.cb batt
vt1l:tltd "tbt n.les 6:x rft'O..
llaioo"' to dtltroy ODe <.»GGGJ
allu -Ud _.., -
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Newlyweds NEII'OI!T HAReOft EIISIGII ~R~~~~~~~~-~-~P~·~1------~~ua~~~b
sail on bay
after vows
Nancy Wells weds Mike Wilson
Mr, and Mrs. JoM J&mel
Mc:CUmoo were married 1.1: the
GreeDYUie Calnry Chapel aDd
then set sail on the sea ol
matrimony with a receptioo oo
the PavtUon Queen riverboat
oo the bay.
The bride Is the former Miss
RaD111 Sue Rodgers, daughter of
Mrs. Patricia A. Bray o1. 3810
Channel Pl., West Newport, and
Rhorna P, Rodgers of 2114-1/2
Ocean front, Central Newport.
The groom's parents are Mrs.
Marguerite McC Umon ot Foun-
tain Valley aoo Phillip McCU-
mon of 595 Hamilton St., Costa
Mesa.
The Rev. Charles Smith,
church pastor, conducted the
we&Ung service Saturday af-
ternoon, Aug. 8. Miss Kath-
leen RaMol of Newport Beach
was maJd of honor, and the
bridesmaids were Miss Susan
Schrepfer, coosln ot the bride,
from Orange; Mrs. Richard
Aston and Mrs. PhJUs Zem-
bUt, the groom's sister lrom
Founta.J.n Valley.
A late afternoon weddtnr
ceremony Saturday, Auc. 29,
at st. AocSrew's Presb)'terla.D
Cbu:rch united Michael Ta.lt wu.
soo of HarbOr Highlands ana
Wlss Na..oey DooeUen Wells ol
CUff HaYen In a double ring
service read by Dr. Charles
Dteren!1eld, church pastor.
The bride Is the daugnter of
Mr. and Mrs. Donald 0. Wells
of 1200 Kings Rd., CUff Haven.
The groom's parents are Mr.
and Mrs. Hora.ce Wilson Jr.,
1600 Anita, Harbor HJgfllandl.
The bTide wore a tUUe taf-
feta gown With Venice lace
trimming the bodice above an
empire waJstUne. S11e wore a
chapel lengtn manUUa banded
With lace and carried a bol.lQuet
of ga.rdenias, stephanotis am
roses. For "somettung old "
she placed in her shoe a colo
that had belonged to the groom's
grandmother, and she also had
a handkerchief that rw1 been
carried by her lather's great.
great-grandmother on her wed-
ding day,
sanr '·Tbe Lord's Prayer" as
a •eddlnc 901o.
A recepUon followed the
cer emony at the Harbor High·
lands home of the groom's par.
ents. Mrs. frau Caudell as-
sisted at the r eception.
Both ot the young people are
gnduates ol Newport Harbor
high school a.oo. both are seniors
tllh; year at the Un.tversJty ot
Ca.WoroJ.a a.1 SaDta Barbara.
Tbe brtde also attellded WU-
Ia.mette Uo.lverslty at Salem,
Oregon. The groom graduated
h"om Onnee Coast college be-
fore attendlng Santa Barba.ra,
wbere Ill Is co-capUoo of the
wUer polo team.
FoUowing a honeymood ln
Carmel, the newlyweds wUl
make tbelr hOme in Goleta.
NECK•D EEP IN TREATM E N T
I nr m.H~~ yc,H\, m:uro~lg101 \ltllm~ had to cm.lure
\Ulh lrc.;tn~m~ d\ \NOI!, piicl s o r hot "-3nd. Tht"rc·s
d "'urlll u f drlrcn:nLc m toda~·, rcmcd'o Thanks lu
mcu,~.tl SC!Cnle ihl·~ rc rclrdhle Rut don·J usc any
nlcdlloJliOn\ rnJo)O.T!flliOultl.) ) ow ph)~ICJan shoulr.l
l'l: _HIUI ~u"k he, the onl) pc:r,on quatrrKd to
Jc~1dt' v.hcn \uu need mcdtcatron, Ut tum do the
Joo~gml~lnl!; o~nd prt"'-T!hlnl!: \\e"tl he gt,.J to hll hrs
pn: .... nptlon~ for )Ou
Christensen
Lony McCUmon, the groom's
brotber from Inglewood, ser-
ved as best man. Ushers in-
cluded the bride's tn'other,
Mark Rogers, David Cl. ·lsten-
sen trom Costa Mesa and Rich-
ard Aston trorn Newport.
MR. AND MRS. JOHN J AM ES M<CLI MON
Miss Nancy Strauss of New-
port was maid of honor, wear-
lng a white lace bodice with
pink crepe sldrt and a crown
of flowers. She carried a sli-
ver basket of pink roses.
_. &. COAIT -~ ~A Da. ...
The bride graduated from
Newport Harbor high school,
where she was admiral of the
drill team In 1969·70, Estancia
Baha'i wedding held
Michael Gam')le of Corona
del Mu took Miss Margaret
Faulrlng of Tustin as his bride
In a Baha'I wedding cer emony
on the paths aoo gardens of
Heisler park In Laguna on the
ffil)rni.ng of Sunday, July 19.
Dr . and Mrs. Fred Littman
of Santa Ana directed tht-in-
formal cer e01 Jny W~Jlch inclu-
ded prayers by·Baha'u'llah, the
founder of the Baha'I ta.ith, read
In Persla.n and EngUSh wh..lle
the bride and bridegroom stood
on an antique Persl.an rug.
The bride, daughter or Mr.
aD.1 Mr.i. Frank Faulrtng of
Tustin, worE' a tloor length
white lace gown In em;>lre style
and carried a bouquet of dais-
Ies, baby's breath and yellow
roses. The groom was altlred In
earth colors, in keeping with
the outdoor setting, He Is the
son of Mrs. Margaret Jadrlch
of Corona del Mar and Robert
Gamble of San Francisco.
After exchanging vows, the
newlyweds walked around the
tlrcle greeting guests tor the
first Ume as husband and wtre.
Musical accompanim<'nt W"JS
provided by a guitar and a
flute playing seleetions tram
Handel and ErikSatle. Re!resh-
m•lots were served a t the pa.rk
site by the ocean, A further
r eception for lh~ lmmedlate
famiUes was held in the Co-
£Dflil del Mar home of the
groom's m)ther.
The couple are hOneymooning
ll.t the Baha'I schOO l in Gey-
ser·tille, CaUl., and w~ll m1t.e
Tustin their home. The ne~~o·
Mrs. Gamble Is a graduate or
Tustin high schOOl, attended
Orange Coast Colle~ and Is a
dental technJclan. Her husband
graduated !rom San Marino high
school, was an electrical engi-
neer with the U.S, Navy and has
been in lhe mutne service.
Church News
The Lutheran Church of the
Master, 2900 Paclflc View Dr.,
Harbor View Hills--The ser-
mon topi c or Dr. WIUI.am Eller
tor the 9 and 11 a.m. Surday
servlces wlll be "Committed
THE ENGAGEMENT of thelr
daughter, Linda Joyce HUimlll,
to CUnton W. Bower of Tusttn,
Is announced by Mr. and Mr s .
Robert L. H1Jiman, 4527 Per-
tu.m Rd., Cameo Shores. Linda
is a graduate of Corqna del
Mar high school and is a junior
at Chapman College. Her Ita nee,
son or Mr. and Mrs. Richard
N. Bower of Tustin, is a grad-
uate of Tustin hlgtl schOOl a.rx:l
served 4 years ln the Us. Coast
Guard. Tbe wedding will be
hekl Dec. 19 at St. Andrew's
Presbyterian Church. (Cameo
House photo.)
PHOTOGRAPHY CXlURS E
at Ou r Store
Enroll by Sep1 10
let Class 7 p.m. SepL 16!
••••••• ... _. -,.. ...........
to God's care," based oo M.ltt-
hew 6:24.34. • • •
The Plymouth Congregatlonal
Church, 3262 Broad St., New-
port Heigtlts--'·The Blbllcal
view ot work" will be the ser-
mon topic of the Rev. ~orman
Brown for the 10 a.m. servicE'
this Sunday • • • •
Christian Science Churches
--"Man" ls the topic of tnls
Sunday's lesson sermon. Ser -
vices are at 9:15 and 11 a.m.
ln Newport Beach, 11 a.m. ln
Costa Mesa, and 10 a.m. In
Harbor VIew Hills • • • •
St, AOOrew's Presbyterian
Church, 600 St. Arwirew's Rd.,
Clltf Haven •• Dr. Charles Dle-
renOeld wlll preach at 8, 9:30
and 11 a.m. this Sunday on the
topic, ''Nine quarts and a ki ck.'' • • •
The Newport Unity Church,
meeting at 15th St. and Irvine
Ave., Clltr Haven--"Oenial and
atnrmaUon" wtu be the ser-
mon toplc of the Rev. Ulren
fUckin~r at 10 a.m. SWlday.
TALEN TS TOURNEY
WINNERS AR E HAM ED
Mrs. M.P. Youker and Mrs.
E. H. Sylve~er reoresent:Lng
santa Ana Country Club aoo
Mrs. Beal Shaw and Mrs. Loo
Meadows, lrTtoe Coast Country
club, Jaw ·balled thelr way to
tlrst place ln the Aug. 3 whlte
elephallt tournament al Rancho
San Joaquin goU course. The
tourney, spc>ll.90red by Tal-
ents??, an a1111Uary of Blg
BroCbers of Orange County,
drew 92 women from a dozen
soutbero Calllornla oowtry
clubs.
SecOOd place honors went to
Mrs. WWJam Neth, Mrs.
Charles Webster, aod Mrs.
LorralDe Peter100, all from
Mesa Verde COUDtry Club, and
Mrs. Ke.n Muley of Santa Aoa
COW!Iry ClUb, Orpolsers ot
the tourament were Mmes.
Jerome Hew!D, Georae Hol-
sle!D, aod Ciartoo Rose, an ot
Newport Beacb,
MARINERS CHURCH
Dr. G._ O'R-.1. PI"QQ_. at 'baat tFJll. •1
S.mllat'J, L& ....,.......w .. ~ ...... -..
10 a.m. u:l 7:00 ,.m. •no. au. s-tay.
SUMilAY SCaOOL AT 1!00 A-IL
!rollS HIP SIR VICE AT 10:00 t... )1.
BVE!IlliCl SUVICE AT 'J:Oo P,!L,
.. WT CDAIT 11ft~ CI*Ml-IIU
lllgt> School
alma mater.
serving wtth
Corps.
Is the groom''>
He Is currently
the U.S. Marine
Dressed In the same manner
were brldesmllids, MlssJ eruler
Wilson, sister of the groom;
Mi ss Kathy Welch of Seattle,
Wash., ard Mrs. Phillip Cot-
ton of Riverside.
John Featherstone of Manhat-
ROH EM E R Y P RO MOTED tan Beach was best man. How.
Romld 0, Emery, son of ard Shempp of New York and
Mr. aOO Mrs. Myron Em <!r y, Dan Christy, William Luther
2045 Mandarin, Costa Mesa, has aoo Michael Irwin of Newport
been promoted to airman first Beach served as ushers. . · .. \ .
~ '-=-~ c lass In the U.S. Atr Force. The brlrtt-'s sister, Mrs.
He Is il1l •lr trattlc controller Robert Cowan, attt-nde-1 the
at VandenbergAFB,Callf. guest book. Warren Pressnall MRS. MICHAEL WILSON .
'
It's all here waiting for you.
For singles, young marrieds and adults
of all ages.
Now at Park Newport-hrgh on a b'ufl overloo~oong NewDC'·!
Bay -en1oy the ultimate 1n apartment resort l1vrnq
lmagrne seven swrmmrng pools scvf'r , J"l •OI'IleC rennos
courts. b1cycle trarts. IB·hol£' oun,rq ~Jri""~ .\ S .. SO 000
Spa w 1th whtrlpooL saunas mass.lQ" ~ 1 · 1f1·na r0o""
Olymp1c pool Graceful trees and lands< ,lf'•"''I.J
Subterranean parkrng w1th elevators no '.a rports Evcf'l
a ch•c shoppmg plaza topped by a 60 ••"J()t c1nr ~ t.;.,.,~,
The apartments a~e smashrng Everv onf' 'l a:r; ~n 11 r•IN'!f
k1tchen. c arpetrng. drapenes pr1vate Pill If\ t1 r r.,11c , ... ,
Most have bars, some have l1rcplaces Ont~ ,1 , \Wl'
bedrooms. plus spacrous bachelors And twa or llvf'('
bedroom. two-story town houses Rentals.r,:mqt'
from S 175 to $450
At Park Newportvou·re close to all th(' lnnne pnv,ronment
Shops. restaurants. mdustry. the UC camnus an·1 ocean
recrealron we·re at the mtersectron of Jambf\ref' ilnd San
JoaqUJn Hrlls Roads, JUS! norlh ot Fashron ls;and F •cu•, the
San Diego Freeway. turn off at MacArthur Boulevard
Come see l1ve stunnrng models decor a ted b'o' Robrnr;on s
Open 9 a m. to 6 p.m da•ly Other limes by aonorntmrnr
Or call (71 4) 644#1900 for teasrng 1nlormR!oOf'l
Park Apartments
r= ..
0-.EI·-
SPACE FOR RENT
rn the Ens1gn Building
2121 E. CUll Hwy., Ctrtll ••t Mat
SEE OWNER AT THE ENSIGN
Tolo,~n t: i U·t551
0
Isn't this
the way you've always
wanted to live
in Newport Beach?
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lltURSDAY, SEPT. 3, 1970 NEII'ORT HAR80R EMS Gil
A RST IECTlO~ --P. 4 , OORONA DEL MAR, CALIF. Bucs ready lor scrimmage :i~~·~::::
MCT,_ns
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DICACEIIDIT .•• C8IITIUIUS
PEIIJOIIWICIS AT POPWI PIIClS I
"A Big Musical Hit-
In The Winner's Corner!"
"Hilarious And Entertaining. In
The Stream Of 'Sound Of Music'!"
"A B1g Bawdy R1p -Roanng
Musical! Howlingly Funny' See It!"
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Onqo Cout Collop fool.
bollerolooi lbtlr pbylllcalaud
reeelvtd tbett uo.Uorms Friday
IDd S&t~~rday,&Dd !-a.-dayprac.
Uct seasJona aot under way
Mooday,
The Sues wlll bo.t Mira
Costa College of Oceanside
Sept, 7 at 10 a.m. and Whlttltr
College at OCC SecK. 12 at
8 p.m. in pre.season scrim·
mages.
The Bucs wUI be replac-
ing a lot ot gradtaUng sopho-
mores. The quarterback slot,
ftUed last year by Mike Tam-
tyasu, wtll be open, along with
runruna: bac k Ray Ricardo's job.
lt• t.n botb cnd~t.ed. Pun-1971 wW be aceiCI(Itt becln-
ltr Goo<p BorDtll, lllo but alq NOf, I.
111 occ IWlorJ', 1a boct. All 11111UcaUooa a1ac1 durlnc
Tbe Sues will open Sept, No .. mbor will be p.., -1
l9 wUh Coldea West at OCC, COilllderaUon, accordlJlc to
aoc1 tollow on Sept, 26 by traY· Joh.D BI"''WU, rep.stru,
ellng to L.A. Harbor. Cypress
on Oct. 2 will complete the
non.confereoce games.
H-• •t l•c:kl"t Ch•i, ,_.,.,
•• u ••• '•"'"'"'···71·4041 Chil4 Wtth #.,tnt 0.1)' • o_.,. Nl9~~tt., ., .... •
THE COACHES for the Costa Mesa Caballos, midget team in the Ju.oior All American
conference, are, from left, Ted Sonneborn, Bob Sutuvan, head coach AI Dies. Kurt
Hansler, Robert de Lancellotti and Jim Green. The Caballos were runners-up ln the
county last year, losing only ooe game. (Vi c ()pa.lek photo.)
Fullback Coe Meyer wtu be
back, but flanker Bruee Hicks
a.Dd spllt end Robert Castillo
are also gone.
Line coach Jack Fair will
also be putting together a new
oUenslve llne, anchored by cen-
OCC opens tbe cooterence
Oct. 1? by hosU.og Fullerton.
a squad the Bucs defeated last
year 1n Anaheim Stadium, 20-
19. The Bucs then go to Santa
Ana Oct. U, and return home
for CerrUos on Oet. 31. OCC
travels to Mt. San Antonio Nov.
7, and to San Diego Mesa Nov.
14. Final game is Nov. 20,
when OCC hOsts San Diego City.
BOYS FLAG FOOTBALL
SICH·UPS ANNOUNCED JR. ALL AMERICANS SET FOR KICKOFF • ter Dennis Walter s, who saw
we decided to let matter s take Umlted action last year.
Sign-ups for the Newpor.
Beach parks, beaches and rec-
reation department flag football
league will start Sept. 14, from
3:30 to 5:30p.m. at the follow.
lng k>callons: Mariners Park
CommunJty Youth Center, East-
bluff Park, lrvtne Terrace
Park, Peninsula Park, Newport
Heights School, 38th Street Park
and Buffalo Hills Park.
By VIc Opalek
The Junior AU Amerlcancoo-
ference teams fl"om the New-
port Mesa area aU conducted
controlled scrimmages the~st
week-end and are well on their
way as far as cooclitloning and
other phases of their pre-
season drills are concerned.
The season kicks off soon, with
the opening games listed ror
Sept. 12.
'The ever expanding football
program will field 10 teams this
year with one midget squad,
one JUnior midget, 4 peewees
and 4 junior pee wee teams .
T!le midget team, the Caballos,
will be directed by head coach
AI Dies. The JUnior midgets
are the Cor:>a irs and Jerry
Tripp will head the Costa Mesa
based Junior footballers. The
pee wees w111 ha ve Rollie Pu-
laski guiding the Cowboys, the
Ba lboa-Harbor team. The
Coronas from Corona del Mar
will have Doug Dr eyer as thei.r
head COd.Ch . The Costa Mesa
Colts in the pee wee class
ha ve Ron Starkman as thei.r
head coach and are working out
of Estancia high school. The
Com.w ches und er Jim Grant
i11clude the :->ewport Beach ju-
nior s with ~ewport Harbor as
their horne based field.
The Junior pee we~s have
Bob Gilbert as th e head man
of Ule Costa Me s.a Tewinkle
Charger s. The Newpo rt Har-
bor Commandos will be guided
by head roach Hob Martin and
his statf. The Cor ona del Mar
Cougars have Richard Suess
and t:r.lve Johnson sharing the
coaching chores. The Cardinals
of Costa Mesa will swing into
adioll UDder lhe supervision of
Charles Cockrill and hls stal!
at Estancia .
President Kurt Hansler and
his board or director s reported
over $6,500 m new equipment
purchases. Many of the teams
:ue sportmg the · new look"
with tile latest 10 tmproved
jerseys, he lmets and other
gear that should make the New.
port.llart.oor Junior All Ameri.
cans some of the na s tuest look-
ing teams m the ir respective
conJer enres.
Assisting Pres ident Hansler
for the t no season onther-iew-
port :'-.l esa Boys Footb.sll As-
sociation 00:U1l f'Jf directors
art> the fo!lowing: vice-presi-
dent lhrk Tomei; secretary,
Eleanor McGowen; treasurer,
Dan Harney; athletic director,
Foster Garn; team mothers,
Paula Ha!l; programs, Phitllp
Irvin; assistant ath letic direc-
tor, Ed Rolell1 ; caooy sales,
Bob Root; fir ewor ks, Hank
Weber , a.nrJ tea m programs,
Paul W1Uingtlam . The advisory
board members are Carlo
Tosti, AI Dies, Aud r ey MI!Ucan,
Jerry Tnpp anrl Ro ll y Pulas ki.
We Will keep you posted on
sctu~dules , if.!.me r esults, high
li gh ts an(l other coverage as
the season l)ro~;tt•sses . Try to
come out .1ntl watch these tal-
ented .Junior All Americans
In action dunng thf' up -commg
season.
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See wher e o~.n Amer ican team
finally co~.me through and won
the Little League World Series
after a period of S years when
the Japanese and Chinese teams
walked orr with the LL Titles.
The Campbell, CaW., team lost
out to the Wayne, New Jersey,
Little Leaguers, in an AU UiA,
East versus West finals .
After visiting Williamsport,
Pa., in 1967 with our North.
ridge West Coast (regtonaO
champions, we were very skep-
sta.ntlated during our trip a
few months ago to Linares and
Monterey, Mexico. But rather
than blow the whistle ona bunch
of noe young athletes who are
deprived of so many of the
advantages and facilities that
we just take for granted here,
thei.r proper course. The r e. The Bucs will have most of
su its of the 1970 LL world the defensive backfteld re-
serles seem to lndicate proper turning In Bob Curry, JessJ
steps were taken to assure Hernandez. al\d Mike Er.zell.
fair and legWmate competition Middle guard Kurt Clemens will
for all competing in that ex~ be bacli., but defensive ends
citing basetall tournament. Rick Wh ite and Alex Wasstl-
HERE'S A BIT OF ACTION at a Caballo-Burbank scr immage on the Costa Mesa High
School field in preparation for the Junior All A'merican football season. Caballo squad
member s shown here are, trom left, Marc Wilsey, No. SO; Gary Baume, No. 80, about
to tackle the Burbank ball carrier; Torn Benvenuti, No. 83, and Rod Flggat, No. 89. The
opening games of t he season are set for Sept. 12. (Vic Opalek photo.)
LEGAL HOTIC:_::E __ ·==~L,-E~G:-,AL:-_::HO=TI~C_::E __
NOTICE INVITIN G BIDS.
:-;o n c E IS HEREBY GIVEN tha t the Boar rl of Supervisor s
of Orange Count}', California wltl r Pf""IVe sealer! bids up to
2:00 o'cloc k P.M. on the 28th day of September, 1970
in the outce of the Clerk of the Bo:u d or Supervisor s, 5th
floor , County Ad ministration BUilding, 515 North Sycamon•
Street, Santa Ana, California, at which ti me said bids will be
publicly opened and read for the followin g:
O'NEILL PARK RESTROOM ~0. lO
ALL Of SAID WORK to be performed In accordance with
plans and specilications which are oow on file in the oUice
of the Clerk of the Board of Supervisors, in the County Ad-
ministration Building, 515 North Sycamore Street, Santa Ana,
California.
MINIMUM WAGE rates for this pr oJeCt have been det er~
mined by the Board of Supervisors ty R~solution 10-891,
J. copy of which is on flle In the office of the Clerk of the
Board or Supervisors.
BIDDERS' ATTENTI ON is called to Sections l/70-1 717.5
or the Labor Code which will require them i.f awarded the
contract to pay oot less than said general per dierfl rate of
'ol.'ages set forth to all laborer s , workmen aoo mechanics
employed in the execution of the proposed contract.
ONE Ai'iO ONE-HALF times the prevo~.Hing rate of wages
shall be pajd any working time in excess of eigh t {8) hours
1n any olle calendar day aoo for Saturdays, Sundays, and
legal hol1days, unless othef\dse noted. for less than eight
(8) hours per day the rate shall be that fraction of the fore-
going rates that the number of hour s bears tv eigi1t (8).
ilu ffi~S(J
' .. -~
lifi'IP¢~1 S JII~C~ ,Q\ I "IH
·G ·~
olso R•chord Harm CJ~
"A MAN CAllED HDRSI"
IG P)
Registration fee is $3.50.
Each boy will r eceive a foot-
ball jersey that he will be able
to keep. There will be 3 grade
groups: A Divis ion, l th and
8th grade; B Division, 5th aOO IAIL_SI),
6th grade; and C Division, 3rd Be r1man in
and 4th grades. 1"•" •r•·u< FLOWER"
The department is lookin g for
coaches and volunteers.
~PORT /I..' JtH I• C.. .....,.,
c.--4el •• ,.., ,., ..... ," ., .. 1 ..
'
o NOW SHOWIH C
Show of tho Weok l
(RATED R)
o ALSO SHOWING,
"THE LAHDLORO"-B eau Brl1ges , Lee Gra nt
(RATED R)
~~~
OUTII CORS '
' .
Ope" Nightly af 6:.41 p.m.
MA TIN EE
SUNOA Y AT t .Hp.m.
"THE MIND
BLOWER OF ALL TIME!"
-TI•Mfi:Jn•
Roted (R)
EACH BIDDER must submit with his bid a satisfac tor y
check certuied by a responsible bank or a bidder's bond mad!"
payable to the order of the County of Orange In an amount
not less than fiv e percent (Sr-d of the sum bid as a guarantee
that the bidder will enter into the proposed contract it the
same Is awarde-d hi m. In the !"vent of f.:U lure to enter into
such contract, the proceeds of the check will be forfeited,
or in case of a bond, the lull sum thereof will be forfeited
to said County of Orange.
t T ime 2 Times 3 Timu
EACH BID must be on a blank form furnished by the Co unty
of Orange.
20 wor~h or l•• 1
21 word s to 30 words
31 words to «< wotds
ov•r .0 word•
"THE BIBLICAL FLOOD
THE ICE EPOCH" by Donald
Patten. Hardback, $7,50,
Ord.t n.,..:
1 • .50 2 . .50 3.00
2.00 ,_00 4,00
3.00 4.00 s.oo
.OS .10 .IS
WORK HNTED
mONING, Years or experience
on all types of clothing & linen.
Specialty, men's shirts. $t.So
per hr. Mable Whitman, 607
Marguerite, COM. 673-2774.
URPLI..S STORE FIXTURES,
desk and ctwr, $45 ; Iron sale,
$75; plate glass shelves, $1
Per square foot; foundatton
gun, $50. Vista Hardware, 805
W, 19th Street, Costa Mesa.
642-7341.
ALL THE FINEST In Imported
bicyc les. Sales and senice.
Peugot, Steyr, and American
Eagle. Balboa MercanUie
Store, 806 E. Balboa Blvd,
at Main St., Balboa. 675-7282,
THE SUCCESSFUL BIDDER stlall be reo'}ui.red to furni sh,
at lime of signing agreement, one (1) surety bond which
s hall protect the laborers aoo ma terial men and s hall be for
one hundred perc ent (100'.'0 of the amount of the contract,
in accordaRCe with Section 4202 of the Government Code,
and one (1) s urety bond In the amount of one hundred percent (1~) of the contract, guaranteeing the lallhful performance graphing, notary,smallbook-
of the contract; said bond s to be first approved by the offici" A~A -A~·AA A~;..~'~~...:.~~~---4.. keeping accounts. Call673-
Medc:. o.tllioll BDol .,.
liS4B..._r • .._
noetaMua-,.._.1...,....
of the County Co unsel or Orange County. ~~H~E~I;,~P~W~A~N~T~E~D~~~~' I ~~4<l5~~0iall~er~ooo~~os~.~~!:= THE BOARD Of SUPERVISORS r eserves the right to r e-
ject any or all bids, and not necessarily accept the lowest veklpe addressers). MUSICAL fOI SALI '
price bid, and to waive any informality In any bid r eceived. s•U-ad'lr<ossed_
SECURlNG OC::X:UMENTS: Plans and specilications will be stamped, Back to School Specl.als
a.vailable tor each bidder at the otnce of the Director of veklpe, Langdon World HammoOO organs --new &
ders, P, 0, Boz 11Z7~A26, ed tr $395 I I "B" RE T
Building Services , 628 North Sycamore Street, Santa Ana,~;~~~~~~~;~~;~;":';~·~ om ; spec a ~~~·O~F~FI~C~E;;S~F~O:_:R~~H::~ Redondo Beach, Ca 90278. f' · U $1395 Used California, and may be obtaJned 14>0n the deposit ot $25.0C w ...es e, •
per set. This deposit will be returned when the drawings and splnet w/rhythm, save SPACE tor rent at
sped ftcattons are r eturned In good cond!Uon. badly Deeded: Coon Ch ur ch organ, 2721 E. Gout HYJ,, Corona
BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF SUPERvtWRS OF ORANGE Address eunkJpu lD spare many others. del Mar; $150 a momh oa 1.
COUNTY, CALIFORNlA. time. Mlnlmum of $14 per of Cable-Nelson year's lease. Call owner a.t
Dated: August 25, 1970 1,000. Seod stamped envel. one was $825, now$595; 673-0551 or 8?3-5855,
ope ror lmmed1ate tree de. pianos from $495. GraiXi ~;:;;;:;---:;-::=::--:::::--;;::::-
taUs to Ya.llco, S40 Jones w/speelal fin1sh $495 . 4 rooms, oeu Ho&g
street, Suite 2?, San Fran~ Baldwin P"and, Uke new, only $75 mootb. Joho
W. E. STJOHN
tical about the authenticity of (SEAL)
the ages of the LaUn American PubUJh·
and Oriental teams. Prerious ·
Ca!Uornla nnausts GteM Berry
Newport Harbor
County Clerk and e:~-otfic to Clerk
of the Board of Supervisors ot
Orange County, California.
By Mabel L. Caslolx, Deputy
Eostpi, Sept, 3 ud 10, 19'10,
deco, CaWornta 94102. $2395 •.• & others.
••·•••••·•••••··· • SCHMIDT MUSIC CO.
"'.!~!o_------1 Hammond ~ Yamaha-Steloway
-1907 N. Matn St. santa Ana IA~~!~~-ICS EJI. 1914 of the 1964 LL world champions
from Granada H!Us and Bill
Haggard of Mesa, CaW., wbO
took two teams to me ft.nall,
also eJI)I'essed their doutlts
about plartngaplnst boyswbom
they suspected ot belne 13·14
and even 15. Thest doubts were
substantiated ln a caretully
busbed ~ af!a1r that saw the
Monterey, Mexico, teams sus.-
peDdtd tor 2 years for ustnc
lnoUcD>Ie players Ill llit WU-
lJ&mii'OI't world Hrles.
Our IUipicJOOJ that North.
r ldct wu "jobbed" out of the
1N7 title by .eomt OYer apd
boy1 from WDiltl, lltdoo,
IMmld ,.u touDded ud IUb-
"THE MIND
BlOWER Of AU TIME!"
At I t I S-ee.,. "••l•t• ••
IWI ... 0Mc.. 0,. 7t11
""' "\AST SUMM .. '
....... 11110
---Ratod (R}
ICES
.MOVERS -ld
ud '*-· u • ....., ud 111-
nrtd. SAme rate• 7 .,. ..
TltM 1tart1 at ,ow piKe.
Eollmolo '117 ~ 14 IMiara. P-:HS-euv.
I
I
From the Police BloHer ... ot soaal NEWPORT HARBOR ENg()!
A RST !ECTI()Ij --P .. I
lllURSDAV, SEPT.~ 1970
CIJR()IjA DEL liAR, CAU F.
•~ IIONDAY, JULY ~1 IIIIo, oo a ellarp ol drlriac tor, H; ~-!art l'io1d. 1101..,
E. Fnnt Wadtltoa, 6S, o1 Wbilt 1D1er tbe I..DfbiiDet ol. 21, aqi rw.cJu JUMI Mof. ...
ZSO lrls, Coro• del lllar, wu alcobol ••• Scott ~0100 man, 11, &U ol IZO Ceat. st., .., ftG
cited at 2:10a.m. at Jamboree Clark, Zl, of Lacm& Bea.cb. COita Mta, •tr• arruted at --~------:-':"""---! ROid ud Baysldt Drh'e, oa a aM Crt&WJ Herroa.o. 20, ol l :SO p,m, LD t1M1 1400 bloct o1 ~
cbarp ot lmoDcatioo lDP'i>Uc. 1'7&&5 lrootvt, lrftDt, were w. Balboa BIYd,, Ceatral Mew-Tbose wbo are ra.l&iQc mooey
.• Jtlfrey Aleandu Beoeteh, arrested at 10 p.m. at Po1D-port, OD eMrCH o1 bur&W'Y tor Coocrssmao JobDScbmtta'
21, ol 316 Joe.DD st., Cotta settt.t AYe. a.nc1 Coaat HwJ,, from a Yebldt ••• Burclars NoYember eleetioa Cl..lllpt.ip1
Mesa, wu arre&ted at 10:S!5 Coront del Mar, on chups tacaped wttb$'19Uapowertoola Yla a blg October b6ll r.ve
p.m. l.n the 1700 block ot lr-of poaaeuton of marljua..oa ••• trom an olllce at ISOO Newport written a poem wbJcb eodt wtth
Yloe Ave. oo a chirp ot pos. John WUllam Pearcy, M, ot C.mer Orin, N8"ifPPO1 Ceoter, the wry ~let: • • •
Real Estate
NOW OPEN
sesaJon ot marijuana ••. Robert zooz Commodore Rd., Bay-durtac tbe nlcbt; the tools be· "Elections are sttU FREE,
Paul Vlvtrs, 4!5, of 1&1!5 HI--crest, was arrested at 1:4!5 io--t 1o Koftrnan Electric of we know, .,. ...,...... "But WINNING takes 90Clle land Dr., Harbor tUg:h}aMs, a.m. at Henry's parldng lOt oo S309 S. Ka.ln st., Saota Am.
was arrested. at 1;10 a.m. at a charge ot irtol1catJon lD pub-•• Tools a.od a tool bos. Ya.lued
2244 W, Coe.st Hwy., Mariners Uc ••• Robert Allthooy Pac-at $1Z5 were stolen from the
LEG4L NOTiCE · ear ol Jack Gronr, 885 Sea· LIGAL NOTICI g~~ll LD., Harbor Vtew Hills,
NOTICE OF INTENT TO CIRCULATE PETITION
NoUee Is Dereby gtun of the intention of the persons
whose oames appear hereon of thelr lnteotJoo to circuLate
a petition 'fftthln tbe City of Newport Beach, CaWornla,
for the purpose of amendl.ng tbe Cbarter of tbe Clty or New-
port Beach. The purpose of the Petition Is to allow voters
aOO electors of Newport Beach to have the right by vote to
allow or prevent a freeway wtthln Us boundaries.
That Pei!Uoo Is as follows:
PETITION FOR SUBMlSSION TO ELECTORS OF PRO-
POOEO AMENDMENT 1U THE CHARTER OF THE CITY
OF NEWPORT BEACH, CALJFORNlA
To the City Counctl of the CUy of Newport Beach:
We, the undersigned, registered and qualllled electors
ot the State or Cautornta, pursuant to Secuon 8 of Article
XI of the Constitution or this State, present to Ule city councu
of the ctty this petttton and request that the following pro-
posed amendment to the charter of the city be submitted
to the registered and qualified electors of the city tor thelr
adoption or rejection at an elecUon on a date to be deter-
m lned by the city councU.
The proposed charter amendment reads as follows:
FREEWAY AND EXPRESSWAY AGREEMENTS; CONNEC-
TION WITH FREEWAYS; VOTE OF ELECTORS REQUIRED
F'OR APPROVAL.
while 1t wu: parked at 201
E. Coast Hwy., betweeo 8 a.m.
aDd mldn.lght July Z6 ••• Bur-
glars escaped wlth $.2,565 worth
of power tooLs, tocludi.ng 17
sk1U saws aDd 13 electric drills
trom 800 Newport Ceoter Dr ••
Newport Ceoter, during the
olg!lt; tbe tools belonged to
C. L, Peck, Contractors. . •
Jewelry valued at $1,000 was
stolen from the Susan Mech-
Ung apartment, USA Hllarla.,
West Newport Heights, follow-
Ing a party June 1, at 109
41st St., West Newport.
OIANE ATKINSON OF
NPT. SHORES OIES
Mrs. Dlan.e AtklllSOO. e. '• of
231 Cedar St., Newport Shores,
died Aug. 31 at Huntington
Beach, She was boro march
10, 1943. lnPasadena,andcame
to Orange County lZ years ago.
cash." • • •
We d1d.o't bear about Dorothy
Yardley's lnYolvemeDt wtlh the
hospital untU she was prac.
tlcally mended, but we hope she
takes It easy because we !moW
so many people in a.Dd around
the Balboa Bay Club and 1n
aDd around the •bole Harbor
Area that missed her a lot. • • •
Carolyn. Marcia and Ll.nzee
KuU of Harbor VIew H1lla: are
home after a summer of camp
on the shores of Lake Ely,
Minnesota. • • • Hubert Pe1rsolotShoreClilfs
ts lald t4) with a blood clot
in hJs leg, but Is reported to
be lmprovlng. • • •
HarbOr Area friend s have
been e~pressing condolences to
Gale Gammell and his wife,
who lost thelr daughter in a
car -train wreck last mooth..
Gale Is a pharmacist who
worked both In Corona del M.a..r
and on Balboa Island before
acquirlogtds own store lnCap-
lstraoo, • • •
The Nigel SaBey's of Costa
UNI()UI: tl()MI::S
fl.ul ES1 111l', 675~6000. :.".!-43 E. Coa:.1 H•ghwa)'.
COH)r111 0~1 Mar, Cah1ornu1 9762S
A NEW CONC EPT IN REAL ESTATE
P :1oto~ of the finest listings in the Harbor
'·'eel will be d isplayed in an attractive Vic lor•
liln office •n Corona del Mar. Just for the fun
of it ple.:t'e come and see our off ice at th<e •n·
tenection of MacArthur Bl'ld. OJnd the Cout
Highwa y
UNI()Uf: 11U~t~S
675-6000
Unless and until approved by a majority of th.e city's elec-
tors voting at a geDeral or special election, Ule city shall
oot enter Into an agreement or contract wtth the state of
Calllornia or any other government or department, sub-
division, ageocy or commission thereof (1) allowing con-
struction of a freeway or expresSllt'ay wh.ich would be ln
whole or in put within the boundaries of the city or (.2)
to close a.ny city street at or near the polnt ol Its inter-
ception with any freeway or expressway or to make pro-
vision for carrying such city street over or UDder or to
a connection with the rreeway or expressway or to do any
work on such city S'treec as is necessary therefor.
Survivors loclude her hus-
band. Gordon; Z daughters, Sa-
mantha. and Ashley, both ot the
tamily tx;me; her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. James D. Bradsoo
of Newport Beach; 2 trOC:hers,
Bryan and Casey, both of New-
port Beach; and 2 sister s. Mesa have just returned from 1 ~--------------------' a motor vacation to Portland, 1·
SIGNED
Name of Signer Residence Date Precinct
A sU.tement of the reasons for the proposed action as con-
templated Is as follows:
A Paclllc Coast Freeway through Newport Beach on the _
adopted route would be forever destructive of the City-s
environment, beauty, ecology and general wel!.are. It would
destroy large porUons or U1e City's historical aoo marl-
time atmosphere, encroach ~n nearby beach areas, add
huge retainin g walls and embankments which would erase
beautllul natura I assets, sever aoo separate water -orleoted
portions of the community from Its ocean-f:ront beaches,
and completely divide the City Into two separate puts.
Pollution and noise In tnlolerable amounts woukt result
trom the proposed freeway. It Is Imperative that the voters
ttave the legal right to prevent the construction of a freeway
to our City.
DA TED AND SIGNED September 1, 1970,
Name Address
Margot Skilling, 66 10 W. Ocean front, N.B.
Walter J. Koch, 1112 Cambridge Lane, N.B.
William J, La Plante, 119 Turquoise Ave., Balboa Island,
Theodore Robins, 2164 E. Ocean Blvd,, Balboa.
Mary J. Fowler, 3915 Sandune Lane, C,D.M.
PubU sh: Sept. 3, 1970, ln the Newport Harbor Ensign.
-------~~~-----------~~---1 LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE OF INTENT TO CffiCULATE PETITION
Notice Is hereby given of the lnteDI:ioo of the persons
whose names appear hereon or their lntl!ntion to clrculate
an tn!Uatlve Petition w1thln the City of Newport Beach to
enact an ordinance to rescind that portion of Newport Beach
Ctty Council Resolution No. 6890 adopted on October 28,
1968, and that portion of the certain FREEWAY AGREEMENT
made and entered Into on October 30, 1968, by and between
the State of Ca!Uornia and the City of Newport Beach; the
sa.Jd Resolution and Freeway Agreement include proYistoos
for closing City streets for carrying City streets over
and under or In connection with a freeway proposed to be
built ttlrougtl the City, for re-location of City Streets, and
for construction of frontage roads and other local roads,
The purpose of the peUtton Is to prevent the building of a
freeway UK! any and all appurtenances thereto, and to pre-
vent any and all effecting or carrying out ol the provisions
hereinabove stated. F'oUowtng Is the title of the petition
and the text of the measure;
lNITlATIVE PETITION TO ENACT AN ORDINANCE TO
RESCIND A PORTION OF CITY COUNC IL RESOLUTION
NO. 6890 (Adopted October 28, 1968) AND A PORTION OF
THAT FREEWAY AGREEMENT MADE AND ENTERED
INTO ON OCTOBER 30, 1968, BY AND BETWEEN THE
STATE OF CALIFORNIA AND THE CITY Of NEWPORT
BEACH
Ore.
Pek Barnlt Rea/Lj
pn:knb
NOT JUST A VIEW
. . But a panoply of sea, sails,
Islands and all. A lovely custom
3 bedroom den and dining room
home. Excellent value at $62,500.
Office 0,00. Sotvnioy> & -..,.
PETE BARRm REALTY
1605 W-Hfl Dr. N.l.
642-5200
oflnJa })j/e
Prestige
Waterfront Homes
CUSTOM ' TO 7 IIO•OOM HOMIS . ,_ $US,OOO TO $500,000
FUitNISHID AHO UNFURNtSHID
ALSO
P.IME BUILDING LOTS
FROM $35.000 TO $175,000
BILL GRUNDY, .Realtor
133 Do.-D<. 5-J,' N.l . 6ol2..ea211
I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I
Sales througb the Multiple Listing
Service of the Newport Harbor-Costa
Mesa Board ol Realtors totaled
onr $54 mUllon for the TWELVE
months of 1969. Tbts represent&
1,294 unit salea and a dollar value
Increase of 4% over the same period
of laat year, wbtcb waaarecordyear.
List your property-With a Realtor
today.
The undersiped voters and electors of Newpo rt Beach,
California, petition Us city council to cause to be placed
upon the ballot as quickly as possible at the out general
electloo or any specla.l election the following quest1oo: "Shall
an ordhaoce be adopted resciOOing that portion of City
Council Resolution No. 6890 (Adopted October 28, 1gs8)
and that porttoo of the Freeway Agreement made I.Dd en.
tered lnto 011 October 30, 1968, by aDd between the State
of Callfornia and the City of Newport Beach perta..LDJ.ng
to Route 1 (Paclfic Coast) freeway between Newport Beach
City Umlt near Buck Gully and Bayside Drive.
I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I
SIGNED
Name of Signer Resldeoee Date Preclnct
---------
A statement of the reasons for the proposed actloo u
cootemplated ts as lolkJws:
A Pacific Coast frM'fty through Newport Beach on the
adOpted route would bt fortfer destrucUn of the City's
entlrooment, beauty, eeok.IO' I.Dd general weUare. U woukl
destroy laret portions ol the CUy's hlllorlcal aDd mart.
time atmospflere, encroach liJOD DM.tby ~ areas. add
hutt ret&Jnlnc walls and emb&ntmtllb wbleb YOQ)rJ _.....
beautttul natural UMta, INfer ud aepuate ntlr..orlealld
porUoPs of tM commwalty from lts oceu ... froal beaebM,
ud completely d:lridt tbt City 1.ato two separate pula. Pol-
lutioo aad llllliA lD lotolerablt amoucta wouJd re:ld from
tbe propoHd fl"Mn:r. tt Ia 1mperaUtt that tbt toters r.te
tbe 1tp1 rtc!>t to prtYtol tbe --a1 a -ta oor City. DATED AND SIGHED S41Jtombtr lol. 1010.
Na.tM Adclrta
llar.,C Sl<lltJ.I&, MIO W. 0<:-Froal, Nnpo<t Bdl.
Wahr J. Kocb, lUI Cambrldp LA., Mnpon 8ti<O.
Wtlllam J. La Plula, Ill Turquoloo An., 8allloa lalud.
n-. -..,aiM 11. 0eou Bml., -
MU1 J. Fowilr, 1915 a...,. Lui, C. 0. M.
-: Sopt. 1, lt'IO, II t1oo Nnport Harbor £ ......
.... ~
•• AL •IIT.&T•
IIIIDIIfnAL AlfD 8Ufllf8SI r•OPliRnll
·-1'01 llfT&asnsO, P/IOPBUfOifAL
COifSIOBIAnOif $88
1M'\. I IIA&. IITA Tl
2111 •. c... M.p •• c. ...... -
.rWIII
·Rol ... a. ~~ S*e ItO
-
Exclusive Irvine Terrace
r ANORA14tC VIEW OF BAY AND OCEAN IN TrltS
CUSTOM HOME .
-
3 B.drooma,
3 Botfn, Pool
Fumiture moy
M indvd.d.
-
NEWI'OITHEIGHTS
TRIPLEX
Jusl llsttd. A .sparkling dean pride-t~f..clwnership trir'ln:
with a nearly "z.ero" vacancy factor. All three have 2
bedrooms. single car an•res and prtvate fenced yarda-
On desir1ble "Have.ns Place." TIM: ideal ~rope.rty fnr 1n
owner occupant in a nltighborhood. you will want to live
in' Only $31.150. Call a7USSO.
ONE-OF-A-KIND
7 BEDROOMS
BELIEVE IT OR NOTI S-E-V-E-H BEDROO;.iS.
LARGE LOT. PERFECT FOR LARGE FAMILY.
CALL FOR DETAILS.
••••
OPEN -DUPLEX
SAT., SUN ., MON . 1 -5
SEE 420 ~ LARKSPUR
TWO BEDR0014S, 1 BATH EACH . CLOSE-IN.
GOOD CONDITION . • •••
TRIPLEX -ONE LEFT
SOUTH OF HIGHWAY , COM
FULLY RENTED . OHE FOR nE INVESTOR
TO CONSIDER. ••••
$29,000
SMALL ~OUSE, SOUTH OF THE litQ1WAY tH
CO ROHA DEL "AR OH R-2 LOT . NEWLY PAINTED.
POX Y _ rRJ!.Xl<l.IX
I RE:J!.l. TOR \ 3250 E.nt Coast Hieflwl7
Corona de-l IU, Califon! II
Ptlofta· ti 7J.2222
~
Lido Isle --5 Bedrm .
OWNER MAY TRADE DOWN FOR
3-BR IN CDM WITH OCEAN VIEW
Shown by appointment only
$97,000
J CBeautj[uL
PoinL_f!!VieuJ. • •
Whether •t •s the "lap of luxury·· D01rrt of v•ew
you gam lt 'lmg '" exclus•"e Dover Shores -o•
the unobstructed po•nt of v1ew reac,h•n g from
thf' Pac•f•c Ocean to Saddleback Mounta•n -
•t 's beaut•ful Add-pr1vate wh•te s andy
beaches-Newport's excellent schools -and
you have prestige l•"mg. Choose one of the
exqu1S1te $100,000 to $190.000 We lls' Bay·
crest homes or select one of the few remaming
large homes1tes •n Newport Beac h and Ivan
Wells & Sons w1 11 build a quality custom home
des1gned for your famdy Ready for the best?
Q.AIIA ITAUU DI IS
Vn. Cion II. .._ 41
a1 IOt.l/1 -11.. Wool lltw! M.B. BUILDIJG PERMITS
part, oltd A... II II 0ru&o TM Aocu1t bcllldlar permit c-MOdkal c-.llbo•• total 111 lltwpart Beaell ...
llorD 11aJ II, 1111, Ill CaW-$1,1lU,SU, llrtoclllc 1111 rtCOrd cwma. ud came to Orup tor tbe Jtu to tn,e", 789.
Coua1J 14 y-.r1 t.lf), TbU 11 &lmolt $"1 mUUoa ~m-
• NEWPORT CENTER
E. 0. RodiUM', olftet bWkt·
tile. 4 noon ploa --.
56'7 Su Nlcolu, $550,000.
Genoa 8U:aT 6 Aaoclatet.
semt-publle n1mm1n( pool &I
900 Su Joaquin Rd., $4,!00.
SWYi'IOI'I laeludt ber hus-der last year's Auc. Zl total
bud, E4Wt1>; a clouptor, Mrs. or $34,464,909.
• HARBOR VIEW HILlS OW. Garrett ot Sacn.ment.P; Permits issued durl.nr the
her par eats, Mr. and Mrs. C. Ia AA.. t A st 1n the w. Slmmoo.s of Atascadero; a st w--. 0 ugu • Kenneth AllaD, a ~~:~~ pool at 995 Sa.odcastle,
brotber, Ernie Morris ot Alas-amount of $1,000 and ovtr,
lnclOOed the followlnr; Rlcl:la.rd Owen, l&odseapLDc.
1«1 Sandcastle, $1,000.
......... ------------DANISH fUlNITUII 5 A L E John Haman, swimming pool
at 1974 Port Lockslelgb, $3,200.
ACCUSOliiiS • EAST UPPER BAY
00\ 1\\ an•WL Angelo Palmieri, add.ltlon at
271 9 Alta Vista Dr., $5,800.
• WEST UPPER BAY
R, Ramhurst, garage, 1375.
d .. ~~ .. ~
2440 E.Co&lli-lo>r, Corona clel McK'
Galaxy Or., $3,000,
Walker & Lee, sign at 2043
Westctilf Dr., $1,000.
• LIOO lSLE ,.;1, 9'!0 ..,S,lt Tel, 673·211/0 St.t.-v• 11toS &J A -M•J-e,.Chorgc E. G. Justin Jr., 2-story ad-
dition, 233 v~ Genoa, $15,400.
Howard B. La.wson, addition
at 1220 W. Bay Ave., $14,000.
Now Open t.. P. FISCHE R DIES
Allred Peter Fischer Sr.,
75, of 477 E. Broadway, Costa
Mesa, died Aug. 27 at Costa.
Mesa Memorial Hospital. He
was born Sept. 7, 1894, In Pen-
nsylvania, and came to Orange
County 18 years ago. He had
been a self-employed oil <Us-
tributor tor 45 years.
o NEEDL E POINT o KITS
o RUGS o CREWEL
o STRI NG ART
HOURS:
10 A.M. TO 4:3) FI.M.
TUESDAY THROUGH SATURDAY
'Jh., 2ltit"h'-'Y cfVooh
Survivors Includ e his wife,
Margaret; a son, AUred Fis-
cher Jr., Costa Mesa; a daugh-
ter, Mrs . Rosa lee Makuaole
of Costa Mesa; a brother, Al-
bert of Pennsylvania; and 2
grandch.lldren.
270 E 1!142-71574 funeral services were held
Aug, 29 at Bell-Broadway Cha-
pol.
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THAT'S RIGHT FOU<S
All SALES ITEMS
CHOPPED IN HALfr"
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overworked housew1le.
career g1rl or soc1ety belle
f1nd happ1ness while
wa111ng lor Fall to arr1ve?
You Bet She Can'
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112 price sale!
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SAT. 10 oo 1
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YOU!
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Prices
···"FOR AGES
15 TO 115!"
lht ntlll lo~ . . . mtn s sAop
HILLGREN SQUARE
RICHARD J. CAMPBELL, at left, district manager of the
Southern CaWornta Edison Co., Is handing a check for
$7,500 to A. VlDcent Jorgensen, president of the board o!
directors of Hoag Hospital, raising the company's contri-
butions to the hospital to a tota.l of $29, '750, The presenta-
tion was made at the construction site ot the 11 story me-
dical tower under way at th.e hospital. Hoag Hospital, a
oon-proftt 1MUtutton, receives no fUnds trom local, state
or !edaral tues, and reUes entirely on dona.Uons for ex -
pansion purposes, accordln« to Mr. Jorgensen.
Newcomers at Hoag
• FRIDAY, AUG. 21 • MONDAY, AUG. 24
Glri--Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Holland,
Royce, 735 Center Street, Costa 505 £. Bay Ave .. Balboa.
Mesa. Glrl--Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Boy--Mr. and Mrs. Wlll!am Ch.astelt'r, 1772 Iowa St., Costa
furry, 3229 Washington, Costa Meso.
Mesa. • TUESDAY, AUG. 25
Giri--Mr. and Mrs. James Glri--Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
T. Herron, 1741 TusttnAvenue, Jette, 283 Avocado St., Costa
~J7-D, Costa Mesa. Mesa.
• SATURDAY, AUG, 22 C..lrl--Mr, and Mrs. Wilson
Girl--Mr. and Mr s. Stanley Laur, 22ll-A Pomona, Costa
Jones, 17791 Acac~ Tree Lane, Mesa.
Irvine. Girl--Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Boy--Mr. and Mrs. Robert Proctor, 1912 Teresita, Harbor
R. Turner, 2774 Mallard Drive, HighLands.
Costa Mesa. • WEDNESDAY , AUG, 26
Boy--Mr, and Mrs. George Girl--Mr. and Mr s. Sandy w. Haughton, 313 Esth.er ,Costa Hoose, 1918 Por t Cardltf Pi.,
Mesa. Harbor View HIUs,
Glri--Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Boy--Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur
~. Owen, 965 Paularino Ave., Robertson 1022 West Wind
Costa Mesa. Way West'cu!f. • SUNDAY, AUG, 23 '
G1rl--Mr. and Mrs. Jerome MRS. RITA HIGUERA OF
Kelly, 221 Broadway, Costa COS TA ME SA SUCCUMBS Mesa.
Bo}'--Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
Kupts, 2937 Jacaranda Ave.,
Costa Mesa.
J. Jo.. BEROLATTI OF
C.M. D1 ES AT t.GE 84
Mrs. Rita Higuera, 87 , of
1519 Monrovia, Costa Mesa,
died Aug. 26 at St. Jude's Hos-
pital, fullerton. She was born
June 18, 1883, In Callfornia
and came to Orange County in
1930. She was a filth-generation
Californian. Joseoh A. Bero~ttl, 84, of
331 Avocado St., Costa Mesa, died Aug. 31 at Beverly Manor Survivor s Include 4 sons,
Convalescent Hospital, CosU Ale~, Gilbert, and Ramone, aU
Mesa. He .t'as born March 19. of Newpo rt Beach, and Alonzo
1886 tn Italy came to the of Perris; 7 daughters, Mrs. Unit~ States la yea.rs ago and Lucy Angula ot La Puente, Mrs.
had Uved 1n Orange County Claudina Castillo o! Placentia,
for 4 years. He had been em-Mrs. Beattlce Reyes o! Ana-
played ar; a lineman for Arl-helm, Mrs. frances Mortileg
~Oilt. Publlc Utilities. of BaldWln Park, Mrs . FrMe!da
Survivors Include his w1te Castillo o! Ananetm, and rs.
Mary; a son, Joseph Jr . oi Sally Rosas and Mrs. Toni
Michigan; 5 daughter s, Mrs. Corona or Costa Mesa; 35
Josephine Munoz of San Ber-grandch.lldren; 35 great-grand-
na.rdloo; Mrs. Annie Cabral of children; and 2 brother s,Ctw"-
Sacramento, and Mrs. Emma les Vasquez of Torrance and
Busby, Mrs. Mary Loa Nuanez, Frank. of Newport Beach,
and Miss sarah Berolattl, all Rosary was recited Aug, 30
of Costa Mesa· a brother Gla-and mass was ce lebrated Aug.
voannl ot Fran~e; and 23 irand-31 at St. JoaQulm's Catholic
chlldren and 3 great-grandchll-Church. Interment was at Holy
dr n Seplucher Cemetery. Bell-~o·sary was recited Setlt. 2 Broadway Mortuary was In
at Bell-Broadway Chapel and char ge of arrangements.
mass will be celebrated at 9
a.m. today, Sept. 3, at .St. Joa-
quim's CathoUc Church. In-
terment will be at Good Shep -
herd Cemetery.
JOSEPH HU TT ER D1 ES
Joseph Nutter, 67, of 924
Cedar Pi., Costa Mesa, died
Aug. 28 at Hoag Hospital. He
wa s born July 29, 1903, In
England , ca me to Catilornia 21
years ago and to Orange County
16 years ago. He had been
employed as a precision grinder
for Rosan lnc., Newpor t Beach.
Survivors Include his wUe,
Lillian; a son, Joseph of San
Juan Capistrano; a daugh.ter,
Deloris Moor e of San Diego;
a brother, William of Yucaipa,
and 7 grandchildren.
funeral services were held
Aug. 31 at United F'trst Metho-
dist Church In Costa Mesa. In-
terment wa.s at Pacific View
· Memorial Park, Bell-Broadway
Mortuary was In charge of ar-
ra.ngements.
"""""EL 10 ADDED
KOGO-TV, Channel tO, ortg-
ioaUng In San Diego, will be
added to Npwport Beach Cable-
vision beginning this week.
An alflllate or NBC, Cha.nnel
10 offers reports by the gover-
nor or Ca U!ornla, together vrtth.
reports from the state's legis-
lators, Call!orn~·s congres-
sional representatives in the
nation's capitol plus San Diego
regional oews.
e OFFICE RENTAL
MA RK GOLDAINE DI ES
Mark S. Goldaine, 89, of 114
E. Ocean Front, Balboa, dled
Aug. 30 at Hoag Hospital. He
was bOrn Jan. 25, 1881, In
Connecllcut and came to Or-
ange County l 7 years ago. He
had been manager or Savoy
Auto Parts and Garages, Los
Ange les, tor 25 years.
S~vtvors 1nclude a sister,
Miss Zeta F. Goldalne o! Bal-
boa,
Rosary was recited Sept. 1
and requJem mass was cele-
brated at Our Lady of Mt. Car-
mel Catholic Church, Newport
Beach. interment was at Holy
Seplucher Cemetery, Orange,
Baltt Mortuary, Costa Mesa,
MEEKS IS REASSIGNED
Caro• <It I War biab Kbool Roblrt FraaeJ, tor mer u-
Prlllcflal Leoo M-,_, -otll&at prlllcflal at Eotaocla
,..lllloood Ill work ID t11o etta-hl&t> aeboO~ w1ll bo ti1o ....
trtet olrlct of tbtNtwportWta dtJtrlet director ot.Jtudentaer ...
lhillltd ICbOol dlltrlet. He nf, YICII, Ht replaotJ l..eo Arn.n-
ftrtd a blrart attaek Aut aprlof ap., wbo bU taken a Job u
NEWPORT HAROOR EN~I)j
ARST SEC'!10N --.Poao6
TltURSOAY1.SEPT.l. 1970
COROllA Otl. MAR, CALIF.
tht rtualpmtot na nws. a.n ustltant q>e.rlmendG wtt.b
the request of tUs phyllelaD.. the Anaheim utdon b.lc:b aehOOl
pal at Harbor Vltw tc.bool, bas
-appollltod aellllr pr._l at KIU)'br<>oloo oeboO~ Costa
Mesa. Ht wtU replace Henry
Barrl&t, wbo bas taken a year's
lean of absence. Mr. Meeks b.as been priDcl-district.
pal at tbe school slncettopened AI Zeldrna.n. ustst.a.ntprtoci-
8yausa~. r-----------------------------~------,
S141t, Wllllam Cwmingham s I R I fi
llld tbo reaulllllment Involves a es epresen a ve a number o! duties, Including
•orldDg with th.e personnel de. WANTED partment and the lnstrucUona.l
sentces department. He said
uststari principal Gerald Mc-
Clellan will ta.ke over the helm
school until a new princi-
pal can be h.lred.
He sa.Jd th.e district will be-
gin accepting applica tions and
conductiag intervlews tor the
post Immediately.
To r epresent national or ganization
which deals with retail and profes-
sional c lients. Exc~llent return.
Sales exper ience desired.
Contact Mr. O'Connor -540·8571
Frigidaire introduces the
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&i~d~re
SMild~ ru.
Ftts
almost
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Install it where the wash is, and
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you can get adequate wir ing.
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Washer cleans family-site loads
at Reiular and Delicate settings.
• Flowing Heat in Dryer leaves
clothes sunshine fresh. • Per·
manent Press Care in Washer
and Dryer.
Fri&idaire
botllers to
hOd in
more help
DAVIS4BRO
In Our 24th Year of Dependable Service!
411 L 17 .. St. ..... Costa Me ..
PRJ VATE carpeted groUDd floor
alr coo:l.lUoned ofDce on bu8y
East 11th SO"eet ln Costa Me-
sa, wtth ample parktnf a.ad
opttooa.l reception, secretarial
and ~y macbiAe flcll1Uu.
642..6?4? - 8 Lm, to 5 p.m.
weetdlys.
XKE 2+2: Jaguif for !he family. Domes.liated only by rur seat lor the kids, and comfort options .
o fOR SALE
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JAGUAR 1970
AuntORIZED JASUAR FACTORY DEALER
234 E. 17TH ST. PHONE 548·7765
... ----------------THE Offl~IAJ.. NEWSPAPER OF THE CITY OF NEWPORT BEACt'
• -., -:.. -"'
GETTING RE ADY tor Lldo Isle Yacht Club's Catalina family cruise Is the Billings clan,
Jack, Lu and Dtana, shown abOard their Islander 32, the "Orion." ~t a.od power boats
wUl tlea.d tor AvalOn and oetgtlborlng Descanso Bay tor the Sept. 19-20 week.eod. The
plans call tor sailboats to race back Sunday the ZOth. (Photo by Wally Gerhardt.)
BUDMAN-MILLER KNOT TIED
Geor ge P. Budman ot Costa
Mesa took Miss Christine Mil-
ler of Balboa as his bride
1n a late afternoon ceremony
Sunday, August 23, at st. James
Episcopal Ch urch .
The Rev. David Crump con-
ducted the double ring ceremony
for the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Dudley F'ox Miller of 1101 w. Bay Ave., Balboa, and the
son of Mr. and Mrs . L. J.
Budman of Los Angeles.
The bride coose a torrnal
wedding gown of white or garxty
over silk peau de sole with re-
embrolder ed lace and seed
pearl trim. Thedresswasm.ade
with empire waistline, high
neckline adorned with lace and ~
lace embr oidered cap sleeves.
The gown was buttoned down
the bac k with a train falling f
from the shoulder s. Pearl eo-
crusted lace formed the cap
wntch held her Illusion veiL
She carried a boUQuet of yel-
low roses aOO carnations.
A trlend of.the bride's, Mr s.
James Ortiz ot Mission Viejo,
and the sister of the bride, Miss
Diana. Miller, served as her
matron and maid of honor
respectively. They wore yellow
or gandy gowns made with em-
pire waistline and wore wh.tte
daisies and baby's breath in
their hair. They carried white
baskets filled wUh summer
nowers. MRS. GEORGE P. BUOMAH (Bernie Alden photo)
NEWPORT
BEACH
JOe
THE Otli..Y H!WSI'"'fl' ~IHNTfD AND
PUeliV1fO IM NfY'Qitt 11!110'
·THE NEWPORT HARBOR
I
PREPARING for the loth anniversary friendship tea of the Thursday Morning Club an:,
lrof!~ lett, Mr s. Jolln Stollstelmer, gourmet chairman; Mr s. Darrell Co le, progn.m
chairman; Mrs. Willlson K. Vance, president, and Mrs. Robert D. Smith, past president.
f)lf ONLY LOCALL1' 041Mf0. INO«'fNOfMT.
lffW11'A~It I~ THI! ltAitiOa 'IUtU .
JOe
COSTA
MESA
PtiOH E, 673-0SJI) CO RONA DEL MAR, CALIF.
Retiring educator honored
Arthur G. Andresen of East s-::.ence, matl.lema.tlcs and
B\.,rr was honored at a t».rqoot p'"l~·sical education teacher at
Au 0 , 28 as he reti.red as dep-W ... sntngton hlgtl school.
ut: s~rlnteooent of business IN EW LENDING 0 F FIC E R
:..n·' e•1ucaUonal services for t••· Los Angeles City Sc!Jools.
~'ters !rom Gov. Ronald
Hr·1gan and State Sl()erinten-
d~. t of Public instruction Max
R,;!ferty were presented to Mr.
A:l<!.resen at the Biltmor £> Hotel
00. quet hooonng tUm for 4(1
y..:..:.rs or service. He also re-
c .. ved a plaQue from Los Ange-
lt! .. Mayor Samuel W. Yorty
an ' citations from the State
S:-· tte, the count y supervisors,
t '' Uls Angeles cit) council,
t'1 • Califor nia Muse urn of Sci-
e.; e and l.ndustry and the PTA.
P. ,ressional or ganiz.ations
hr...nodng Andresen include the
A:. II Education AssociatiOn,
S·:•ool Employees Service As-
s.· lation, Uls Angeles S€-con·
d.·: y School Administrators,
A:. ;ociation of EducatJOt\3.1 Of.
t e Employees and the Secon.
Steven D. Herckt has been
promoteo1 to len..1mg omcer at
Bank. of America'!> Costa Mesa
branch, manager c.c. Clarke
announced this week.
Mr. Herckl advances to the
position after 3 months at the
Chapma.n-Brookhurst branch ln
Garden Grove. He JOined Ule
bank last September as an of-
f\{'er tra.inee and served at the
South Coast Town Center and
Harbor. Artams branches in
Costa Mesa hefor e being iS•
signed to Chapmoi.n-BrookfJUrst.
..
loTH ANNIVERSARY TEA SET ~;:,~o·~~z~:~;~~,1~:~"""'-
A nJtive of Chicaro, ~lr. .\n.
Trotters; Mr s. H. W, kussell, dr sen attended ele:nentan aw1
nna.nclal edu .at1on; Mr .... Rob-s.·.onda.r} schools 1n Perms}\. The Thursday Morning Club
of Newport Beach will honor
prospective members and com-
munity leaders at the loth an-
niversary friendship 1ea at I
p.m. Thursday, Sept. 10, at
the Balboa Bay Club.
Guests of honor will include
Mrs. Dorothy Sheely, Newport
Beach city librarian; Mr s. John
P. Wright, president of Harbor
Key of Child Guida nce Center
lf Ora.nge CountY; Mrs. Charles
R. Lenaha.n, president of Pan-
hellenic Council; Mrs. Edgar
R. Hill, presl<1ent of Florence
Crlttenton Home; Edward C.
Lund, president of the boa.rd
of Orange County United Cere-
bra.! Palsy; Jim Wood, presi-
dent of Youth Employment Ser -
vice; Miss Carla Hanzlik; Gary
Shanafelt, Unicamp; and repn>-
sental\ves from Services for
the Blind.
Guests will be greeted by
Mrs. WUUson K. Vance, presi-
dent, and by past presidents
headed by Mrs. Robert W. Ro-
per, whO founded the club, a.n1
lnchlding Mm~s. John E. Wii-
Hams, Jack w. Marshall, Rob-
ert W. Goedhart, James A. Lee,
Robert D. Smith, and Lloyd A.
W.Json.
l)ince 1960 the Thursday
Morning C \ub ll:a.s ma.de con.
trlbuHons to various orga.ntza.
lions in the area. Among the
r ecipients last yeu were the
f'lorence Crlttenton Hom"!, Unl.
camp, Cerebral Palsy Associa-
tion of Orange County, Services
for the Blind, Mariners Library
and the Youth Em,loymentSer-
vlce.
Mrs. William Mcfarland is
special events chairman for
the tea. She Is to be assis-
ted by Mr s. James 0 Stam;>er,
mannequins; Mrs. Daniel E.
Westbrook, reservations; Mrs.
John Vaughn, decorations; and
Mrs. Mario C. Pacini, ~.ospl
taUty.
ert S, Wilson, budget; Mr s, v~ lia before moving to Calif.
Lloyd A. Wilson, club JdY!SOr. o: .i.a m 1924 to anenri colle6e.
Reservat1ons for Uit tea ln.!~ H·: :::ce1ved h.is B.A. degr ee
be mide li~ callmg ~Ir s . Dame! f:· .. m the t.:mver suy of C4h.f.
E. Westbrook, 6i3-2651; Mrs. 01 ..la and hts M.S. deb'!'~ fro rr
Cnarles GaHord, 6'13-3422 · and u::;
'\Q\11 '\ 1
17RO ~ J:'t\ MRT 3LVD
Ph. ~b-1H83 Coua \1esa
Mrs. Wilham McWmrt 646-His career with the ~"IC}
6906. ' s :· ools bega!o ~in~~~9~3~0~a~•~·~---;;;;;;;;:'
Robert Budman served as
his brother's best ma.n. Ushers
were James Ortiz, Rtogo Wag-
ner of Newport Beach and the
PROGRAM ON INDIANS FOR CAR
The newest taU (ashtons wUI
be modeled by m»mbers ot
the club with Mrs. James 0,
Stamper commentati.Jlg on out.
tlts !Tom LiOOF'ast:lonsofNew-
port Beach,
Mrs, Darrell V, Cole, first
vice presldent and program
chairman. has announced the
entertainment schedule for ttte
club's general m1•et1ngs held
on the se<:ond T:Jursday of each
munth. These Include Edmond
Haddad, lecturer; Corolli del
Mar High SchoolMadri~IS!ng
ers; Geor ge Stuart, creator of
historical dolls; Ma'< Cr yor,
lecturer rrom :-oew Zealand;
and Ballet F'olk Lorlco deMex~
leo.
bride's brother, Rob Miller. The Henry Bowen Society, Island, Tustin, Laguna Beach,
At a receptlon, held at the chtldren or the AmtJricanRevo. Huntington Beach EJ Toro
church, the bride's parents .Iutton, will hold the first tall Gar den Grove and'Anat\eur .• ~
were assisted by Miss Karen meeting Sept. 12 at 2 p.m. ln addition to the current num"Jer
Quiggle and Miss PeMy Scott. the home of Mrs. M. M, Samp. of members there are 17 pros-
The couple n ew to San F'ran-son. Mrs. Edward J. Steinke wtll pectlve members whose papers
cisco for their honeymoon and present a program on the are being worked upon.
will make their home at 2868 American Indians after there. Eligibility for C,A.R. mem-
!llckory Pl., Costa Mesa. frBshment hour,
The bride Is a graduate of Henry Bowen Sociel}' has 25
Newport HarOOr high school ml'mber s and mt-ets every other
and is now attending Orange month on the 2nd Saturaay In
Coast College. Her husband ts private homes. Oftlcers are:
also atterxtlng occ. He Is a Mark Northcross, president;
graduate of Los Angeles higtl Nancy Buccola, vice-president;
school. Robin Wethe, chaplain; LyM
Ougle, secretary; PhiUp M:-
frlendly Nelfhborhood Williams, registrar; Patti
~rvlce iampson, historh.n and u. BElL BROAD.W A Y orarian, aDd Owlgnl Roberts,
MORTUARY nag bearer.
110 Broadway Chapter m1~mbers live ln
U 8-3433, 8-3434 Coata Men Ne..vpor t Costa Mesa,
Carpe ts
by
CALL 646-027S
Corona del Balboa
bershlp m'lst be proven (an
ancestor In the Amer ican Revo ~
lution) and a~s are from grade
school through college. Mrs.
George D. Buccola, 673-1401,
is theseniorreg1strar. The Col.
William Cabell ctLapter of DAR
Is the sponsoring group.
Cur rent olficPrs serving wlt n
Mrs. Vance are 4 vice-presi-
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The R eport ed Discovery of Noah's Ark
From tnstanbul1 rurkey. came the wo•d lat"O" last summer that Noah's ark
had been d•scovered rest1rtg on the s•de of Mount Ararat. Tnere were tY¥0
eJtpedlt•ons en search of the ark last summer season. One party was led by Ery l
Cummmgs, known as the world's greatest authonty on Noah's Ark. He states
that 185 md1111dual s cta om to ha~e seen the Ark dunng the past 120 year'>. Ht>
returned from hiS la !est e K[}("d!t <on to Mount Ararat last Aul!lust. Members of
another eJtpedll •on bored through the rce and brought up l1 mber wh1ch may
have been from the Ark.
Mount Araral has lon~ been called "Kuc +nuh" by the Pers1ans The name
means '"Noah's Mounlam ' Another mountam m the Ararat reg1on Is called
··s,t.nap st•m,"' meanmg '"the sh•P stopped.'" There cs a town m the reg1on,
named '"Krbotos,'" meanmf!l '"the Ark ... Another carnes a name whcch means "th e
p!ace ol descent."
N1colaus ol Damascua. only lh •rty years before Chnst. wrote· ""There 1S a
great mounta1n en ll.rmen1a called Ba11s One camed m an ark came on shore
here alter file Flood. Rema1n5 of the limber were a great whil e preserved here.'"
B•tumen IS ~ubJeCt ne1 ther to dec ay. OK1dat1on. no1 attacks of msecls. Here
tom b .. rs covered w1th •I would be almost •ndestructoble at the Ararat altitude
Ararat IS four hundfed m•lps nortn of Je5usatem. These secular h1St0r1ans han
no mterest m delendcng tne Old Testament narratn"e
It IS ol 111terest that Marcr: Polo wrote of the A1k. S~akcng ol the "descnp.
t•on of greater Armen•a:· he says, "'And you must know that •t •s 1n thiS country
1 I Armerua that the Ark of Noah eJt•.sts (1269 A 0 .) on the top ol a certain great
mountam on the sumn11 t of Vltl!CI"l. sno'lj IS so constant that no one can ascend,
lor the snow never melts, and •t 15 constantly added to by new snow " /Page 23 II'!
"The Travels of Marco Polo··
Russcan av •atOr5 arP SCI d 1 nave flown ovet Mount Ararat and to hav'<?
s1ghted the Ark from the atr Tt••<, Na"'> tn 1917 Upon reoort1ng the diSCOVt"f'J
to the Czar. \WI"l compan1es of sr!r:11ers were sent to climb the mountain Two
t~eeks of hard work we re '"Qlllred to chop out a trail, and +I was nearly a
month before 1t1e-Ad• was reached Many photographs were taken, as well as
measurements, all of wh<ch wer .. sent to the Czar of Russ1a St10ft!y. the
Czar's government was ove rthrown by the Bolshev1k1 Thus. the recOf"ds wpre
ne ... d made pubhc, and probably were destroyed nne Goo;pel Mm,.stel)
MOUNT ARARAT
There remarns some doubt as to the e~act peal\ upon wh 1ch the Ark lanl1"d
Genesrs 8·4 reads ··And the ark rested m the se~enth montll. on \hf' seventeenth
day of the month uoon the mountams of Ararat.
One of the pea~s of the Ab us range bears the l'ame '"Ararat' and IS the
lradtt•onal restmg place nf Noah's Ark Th 1s peak IS the summ1t of the Abu<-
group and reaches a her gill of J 7.0CXl fePI
MT ARARAT AND A NEW WORL D
f rom some potnt on Mount Ara rat Noah was shown the !1rst rambow. the
filS! token ol the E-ver\a<,tln~ Cuvenant to be g•ve n to man !t was here that
God la•d down lour bas1c ia N'S for the regutat•on of all human gowrnment'S
lor all generatiOnS What a Witness lhcs rnountant was -what a monument 11
1s' It 1S toward tllat mounta1n all oostdiluv•an races, nat•ons. tnbe<; and tam11te~
ar"! lorced to trace their ane<•strv
RECENi DISCOVERIES ON ARARAT
11 has l"lnly br"n on c 'mpilrallv"'!~ ""Cent 1-ears lhat th" nam1· 'Ara•at"' Na~
gcven to the P"'aio: !h.,! no"" h .. ar<; that r~am"' The Armen ans sl1lt call <\ Mas~1s
In sPIIe ot some d!fhcultf m •df'ntfyong the "•act peak on hh 1ch the Ark 1esto<>d.
some very mter"'>l•nfi! daTil ar"' f'O"" b"'fnre u'>. furn•shed by recent frwtlu!
orchaeotog1ca1 suf'leys and €1ploratcon!> cof'ducted on lhiS mountam
The most tanj;!obl<> dic,coverles-111 recent yeafs -Y¥ere those made by the
french mdustnaii!>I·"'•Piorcr, fernand Navarra. member of a team sent to the
•eg1on of M )Uill Ararat by SEARCH (Sc1ent1f 1c E•plorat•on and ArchaeolOgiCal
Research) Foundatcon, Inc. Washmgton, D.C. A press conference was recently
11eld 1n thP Los Angeles Hr lton Hotel by members of th•s team-most of whnm
are competent 5Cte nt1SIS '" the foelr:! of nuclear phys1cs. geophysiCs. glac•ology
and arcnaeolo~-headed by Ralph E Crawford, SEARCH Foundat1on p•estCient.
Members of our s taff were 1nvotef1 to JOifl repOf""ter:; and pt.otographe•s from the
news mec!1a to v1ew not only mot1on P<Ctures oi the expedition, but actual p1eces
111 tool hewn wood-<~rt•facts e1t•acted from a }:!lac•er at the ]4,000 foot level.
flccordonR to the nuclear phy<oiC>SI present. l1ve separate laboralorces -b~ m<>ans
o1 a Carbon.J4 test-detf'rmmed the age of th<>se el\tracted pceces to be fr om
4 000 to 'l.OOO years Th<> huge obt<>ct. fr om wh1 ch !he wood was taken cs esli·
materl lo 1>1' about 450 feet long.
In recent decades several persons ha~e attempted to reach Noah's Ark.
r or a little over a century cnterm•llenl reparts have C'lme from ttlose 111511 ng
ttlat area In 1840 a team of workers, sent by TurkiSh authont1es to tile rnountacn
to butld barrtcades agamsl avalanches, d1scovered the prow of an anccent Sh1p
JUtlmg from an •ce pack. There were three rooms m the protrudmg seCtiOn.
Archbcshop Noun , wh •le searchmlj for the source of the Euphrat"S m 1892.
found what he descrtbed as !ne Ark He cla rmed to have entered the part
!Utlmg out of the •ce.
A Ne.,.. Zealander. who SPrverl as a spy lor Great Bntam prior to World War
!J, reparted ftndmg a wooden structure h1gh on the mountam, wh•le escap1ng
•mpr1sonment 111 Iran. He presently teaches m the Olei!O Med ccal College m
New Zeat-'lnd.
Commerc•a! av1ators llymg over Ararat persist m reportmg a ship.like
shadoY¥ m the 1ce when 11 •s clear ol surface snow, a phenomenon also observed
by Fernand Na-varra and Harry Crawford, SEARCH Ararat eJtpiOfation leader and
veteran of seven eKpedo trons
Few inc1dents fecorded 111 the 81ble have been subjected to more ridicule,
distoftions -and even refutatiOns-!han the account of the Flood and Noah's
Ark. It is belreved that the team of e Kplorers from SEARCH is on the threshold
of makina one of the greatest discover ies of modern times. It should not be:
too surpr1sing that the Lord would -as on other occasions-use tools of the
archaeologists to produce another art1fact. an addittonal Jmk to the cham of
overwhelming @'<lidences support1ng the fact of the inerrancy of the Bible as
the Word of God. Th ts in a day when so litlle credence IS g1ven it by the
worldly wise.
As extra-biblical 1est•mony concerning the AMI , we turn to the annals of
history. ~sus (4th·3rd Century B.C.), the Chaldean priest-historia n, states
that the inhabitants of the Ararat region scraped the c.ove nngs of pitch from the
A'* ror talisrnam and ant idotes. Josephus (lsi Cefltury A.D.), the Jewish his-
torian, affumed thttl "its (the Ark's) remains are shown here (Apobaterion,~. 'Place
of Ducenl') by the rnhab1tants to this clay." Othe~. includin& Dr. l'rederic
Parot (l8Z9). a Russian physician, claims to have found the Art!.
There wore two men present at the pre.ss conference, representatives of the
Turtistl IO'V8frlment, who stated their aovemment's interest in the expedition.
LMt Y"f a total c1f onty three weeks' time was lfllnted to explora the rea:ton.
Hopefulty, •n extension of several months wlll be ,anted this ye•r.
We could not help bUt feel an excitement In the possibility thlt this ex.,._
dltion may make one of the lrtltest diSCCJYerits In the history of archaotolou.
May God pnf it for HIs 1Jory. -8lblicll .Rese~rth Monthly
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MYTESnMONY
By V. T. Moody IAm•ric:an Hebrew Christian)
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llK'l words of thiR hymn really <ktcribe ltow heard ~fore. introduce<~ me to a Sunday
came to know my S&viou r : Sehool teaeher, a Mr. G1rdiner, who el110 was
"In loving ltindnea Jesus came a ~eat help to ~e in lindin~ Chrial as my
My t10ul in 'Mercy to re-claim S1vtour and MeMtah,
And from the d~pths of 11i11 and $ham~ When the queMion waa finally put to mt' to
Thro' p;race He lifted mt-.'' accept Christ as my Sa\'iour, I gladly ac•
Wht'n 1 lcx'k back on my past I marvel a l ce~ted, ltnow_in~ that _I woul~ now havr a
the lovl" of Christ, takitl~ a poor. 1\iuful , way -aoltd foundatiOn 10 butld my l.fe upon.
ward littlt' n('wsboy ()IT thr 11lre(l!il of N~·w Up to that timt' my own family paid littlt·
York f.ity . I had been tllt(lWn in with !(ltR{I:· nllf'ntion to u wayward nf'wsboy, hut wh,.n
tilers, communists, ~tayin~ up throu~~:h luto they heard I arttptl"d ]C:IJII!I aa my Mf"AAiah ,
hours, corninf!; homf' in the WN' hou rs of tlw tht' 6rf'workll started. Thry wrrt' ~oin_~t: 1(1 havr
rnorninp:. Truly I P1•1i:r I :5. having lwt'n "k•·pt me chf"<:kt'd hy a psychialri~t. Would I not .tw
loy tlh'' powt>r of G<)rl ," i~ t rue in my lire . It\. safer in a home fo r meutaJiy reh,rdr-d? Pnuse
,,.lly thr\j IIi!< Cruet that l'v1• llf'Vt'r h:u~ a \.ml, lit· nverrulrd. My family told me to t£"t
polit't· rl'roul. Pr ai~ His Namt'! nut of t!.t' houeO<" and ~lay out. I wll." 118 J!:CH"IO ll!l A~ain 10 t"Omr hack to my f'a rl y Jli'W~huy rl•·ad 10 tlwm. Mr11. Moody. a widow at thnt
day". wtll'n I look ha!'k and I can Sf''" Go•l'~ tinlf', had a !!parr room and arran11;i•d to haw·
wonderful lf•tulin~ Htt nd, havin~ alway:~-ha•l .11 mr ."lay in hN home. wantf'd ffif' to u . ..,.. hf'r
prayt-r in my ht'IHt that God would l•·arl nw oam,., as shf' had no ch ilrln•n of he r own.
Hf' answert'd my prayers by leadinp; mr tu Moth•·r Moody looked ahl'f my !ipiritual ...,•f'l.
know a Gentile Christian !'ill~inp: II"EI('hrr, 1:1 fa rt'" as if I was her own t<Oil . It was truly a
Mrs. Mary H. Moody. throu~th a frif'11d of my Centilf' Chri1:tian'! lovt' that ...,·on a little J:w·
family. Shf' nol onh· traint'd my vo icf', hut i~h ht'arl. In late r years !he becamt' n·ry Slt'k.
~howed mf' thr Way. the Truth a nd thf' l.iff'. It "'as tht<n my privilt-gt' to takt' care of ~l'r,
tht< Lord ]f'!'U~ C:hri!ll ~ S ht-inlroduCf'd me to to St'f' to it she receivt"d !he bt-~t o f mt'clJ cal
Christian peoplt>. somt' who wr-re Mini!'ter"'. care. S he has sinCe" gone to h t'r reward. Thr-
\1issionar if'~ and just ordinary people, who Lord rf'warded m y faith by ~ivinA" me a
had suC'h happv faN's that it madf' me lnnfo! Christian ~finistn's wonduful swt'f'l dauj!hlfr
to ha\'f•lhat ~omf' l\'IH' of di ~positirm . ":\1oth,,·· .,.·ho also b\f'$5ed U! with a beautiful daufo!h!N.
Moo<lr h l\'1.. m•· to hPr Church (Tht' fifth Th<' l.ord truly is f!;ood. His mi'TC\" ,.n,lurrth
4.v,·nut· Prt'sb. l'hun·h 1 to h!'a r things I nc ~·('r rorl"vrr. Prai>~~" His Name.
A LOOK AT THE BOOK
FATHER KNOWS BEST
By Dr.
'••oiciefll ol lob Jo"'' Uno ullolr, c;,,,,..ifle, S.C
It 1s a good th1ng thai God does not alwcoy' ....... r...-7.onu fa•thful ~rYants ol Got.! 11:11.
an,.wer our prayers in JUS! the v.:t y 10 which we .mJ EIIJ..ih\ pclllll>n was never granted then or
take for granted that H t> .,.,111 . Sometimes we l .• t.:r. for he never d1ed. Instead. he was taken
e).pect H irn to .;;ay, '"Ye~ ... hill m~1c.:uJ H..-up mto heaYen by a wh.rlwind and a chariot
\iiYS ·'No."' ,,f lliC EltJah, under the JUmper tre.e, was
We arc ott..:n h~c ch1ldn.•n ""ho are con-n::u.Jy 10 g1ve. up the struggle; but God had
•C10US only of the fact that we .,.,ant 'omcthmg. furt her worl.. fl)r h1m to do. Elijah. depressed
.onJ ht!~·au..e \loc \lo .1n1 11 "" t~sl.. (,oJ for 11 It ..1nJ discouraged. made an unwise request.
:t l•llle ~on ~outd :hk h1s fa1her for a knife. l•od. Who Sii W nch mmistry slretching out
ul course, a w1se and lovmg father would not .ohe..~d , Who planned to send a heavenly chariot
g1ve tl to him smce he m•ght t"! injured hy 11 10 take the prophet home when that work was
l •<XI . Who ~~ not onl y mfinite tn H1!i. Jove hul completed. would have been unkind had He
Who 1s also tnfinitely wt~e. know~ that tht.' .om v.l·rcd Elijah's prayer hy grant ing h1m his
th111g we ~omel!mt!~ dt'-;tre would not toe h J r<:4uc'l tor death.
our l:le~t Interest. In H " mercy H e refuses th The trouble with Elijah's prayer was that 11
thc thing wh~t·h , while Jes•rahlc from our "'" l"lt)l 1n !he wtll of God. W e should be
•tandpomt. He know~ .,.,ould lx' h:u·mfut. The
trouhlc " "e •cc only thl' 1mmcdiate Jc,n.:-
( 111J S('C• th e ,·t.:rn . .r re~ult
[lq..ah . u ... cour •• gcJ , tho ught he .... a~ the only
,,nl" left ..alo\C" "ho lo\ed and honore~,.J (,o.._l
and he pr".ly<'J 1o1 J1e Jn,te:td o f 'cnJu~g Jeath
to the prl"lrhct the I N d m<tde hml l..no .,., there
'" ._. l)\lr praye r " alway~ m line With His will.
{ hn•l H1m:-,dl ~ct us tht.' eKample wh~n he
pr .• yct.l. '"0 My Father. 1f 11 1s po~1b!e, let lhi~
cup P·'" t mm ~1e . nevertheless not as I Will.
hut <1.• rt10u .,.,1!1 " (Matthew ~6 .39J .-Amer.
•~.on \\lay 1-e..~tu re~
WHERE WILL YOU SPEND ETERNITY?
"\Vdl," vou :uk, "how do I know ~"
Th.ank. c;oJ. according 10 the R11Jie, no1 only
,,,n vou knnw, but you nn dtofHr whrrr )'OU
will ~p(nJ rt("rnHv,
-.,:,,.,.,. w~ all br'!Je1·e, or 31 it'J~1 ciJtnJ to ~
liCit'. 1n 1hr BJhle. And W (' .111 hdir1r m ctt""r
fllll . \\"r know that htc:: n ~hort (,od .a,ks,
'"\\'hat IS \IHif ltfr' It IS e1·en :l 1Jprmr. !h.tt
JJ'J"'(:Jrrlh J,., J hnlr t1mr, :~nd tl•t'n l.tlll,hdh
;1".h .·· (],une< 4 14 ). V..'r kno w th.lt dt·.:ll h
.1nd phlpnrm .lrt ~ure--Cod sap, "h ~~ :lof\"
l''llntC"d unw i'IH'O onle tn d1e. ln11 Jhrr 1h1s
tlw pult.;nlrnt.'" /l it-h Q 27) And W("" krtc'JW
1h.u rfnni!V •~ t'll•llt"~~-1he \Vnrd of r:nd dt:·
\< nhes If H I"I('!O~~··(or('~Cf ,Hld e1er,"
\\'r .-IJ •m to hclir1<' tn hr.1,rn JnJ 111 hell,
1r1. unfortunJ.tdv, show hur tude l~tncern 01•er
nur rtern.ll desu~y. \Vr are f.lr more: .-oncerned
alxou r 1hc th ti:'C-~ore and tc:n \"eJr ~ or ~of 1hrs
lttr, thuu~h v.e know th1~ to 1~ hut a moment
tn e1~rnuy.
lfr.v.· Ifill): 1s rlern•t)" ~rtvhow ' The: rnunen1
))utrh ht<tort.tn, H endrtck. V :m l.()fm , 10 h1 s
l~vk ulkJ Tht" Srory of ,\f(Jnkmd. rc:l.Jte~ tJ,c:
tnllnwm~· "I h~h u p 111 1he North. 10 the land
rallc:.\ .;;,1\tOt..l, there sunds a roo:k . II 1s onr
hundrrJ mdr, ht~h anJ onr hunJred m•ks
v. 1dt'. On•c: c:1rry thuu~anJ y<"ar s :J lmle l"ltr d
tr•mcl 10 th1\ tiKk to ~h.npcn 1H he:~k .
'"\Vh(n tht' rock h;u thU! lxcn wurn aw.:~~y,
1hrn ·' ~111,1-:le da y of rternity will have gone hy."
lu1t think-an eternity 10 he spent forever
e11her 111 the perfrcf paradi~ called hr.:~vr n, or
111 the 1rrnhlr trlnncnts of hell. over rhc por·
Ill' bf wh1(h, 111 the immort.:~l wmJs of the
pt>t't J),lntr, :He tn!oenhcJ. "All h ope ahandon,
ve who enter ht""re."
~urrJ~ W(''J) aw« thH 1l 1$ jUS! good sense:
to prrp:ltc for ttt:'rmty now, brfo rc 1t •~ /or.
C' rr too l.:ur .
"Well,"' yuu uy. "I hrlievr in Cod, 1£0 to
d•unh . .-.nd Jivt' 1hc he-st I can. \''h.:H r hr c~n
I do'''
,'\.:ow hclic::\"injo": in God. aurndinJ.! churc h,
~rtd du1ng one's hesr :.ue all admirablt:: ye t,
aHordtn_i! to the: Word of God. the: H oly R•hlc,
1he!oe: ran not ,fi:C'I. us to heaven. Nrithrr, accord-
ong to (;oJ, can our church mrmbcnhip. hap-
lt~m. confirmation. ministr-r. prie:~l, nor our
good deeds anain for u' eternal lifr.
l'ut, thank God, there is :m answer to 1he
m:auer of life: a.nd doth. heaven :and hell, a
~•mple ;:an~wcr, yet fre'lucntly elu~i vt: in iu
very simplicity. The Word of God has 1he
answe:r.
St. John, in the: 3rd chapter of his gospel,
1e:lls of a rdif!:iom le-2der naJTKd Nicodem us.
who c.ame to Je.sus one night for help. fetut
wid hirn. "Ye must ~ born ag.ain," and ez-
panded this to include all of us by stating
quitr nnphatically, "EKcrpt: a m<~n ~ born
again, he: canoot tre the Kingdom of Cod."
'(lohn 3:3) Prrny dogmatic, perhaps, but thue
art: the word.a of ChrUt Him1df.
Some today, like Nie:o&muJ, will ask, "How
can .a man be: boc-n when he is old l Can he
c::ntc.r the K:COnd tinw= into hi• mocha'• womb
and be born?" (John 3:4) But Jesu• •nswcn,
''11"1at which i1 born oi the lk:lh is fk:sh ; and
that which is born of the Spirit it 1pirit,"
(John 3:6) Jtating again thlf one mLllt el·
pcrienc.e • lpiritual ~birth in ordct to c.nte.r
hc.nen-"'Yc "''"' lx botn again." (John 3:7)
-
Now, havr you h«n born 3i!:lin' H:.avc: you
C:XJ'c:rir ncc:d this spi ritu~l rebirth' This IS the:
nnr rl-u ng. according 10 the Word of r.od,
1h:1t w11l drterminr your rtcrnJ.l dr-~tiny.
!'o, fnr thOS<: who rully W3nt to know how
lfl (\e born again, herr <S !ht' an5Wr'r from (;~'~
Word:
\Ve mu~t rt"rogm::t"" the fan that we a1e ~in·
nt'n, th:H we've vtolatr<l r.oo·~ l :1w~-antl we
all h:1vr . Cod says "r\11 have ~mnrrl and come:
~horl of the ~lory of God. . . The:re is none:
n,~-:hteous. no not ont. . . Thcrr IS not a iu~t
man upon earth thai docth good and ~mnt'th
nn1. . . If we 53y that wr-have no sin, we
dr<eive oursc:lves, and the: tnuh is not tn us.
.. If we: ~ay that wr have not sinned, we:
make Hnn a liar, and H is word is not 111 us."
(Rom. 3:23, 10 ; E.cd. 7:20; I fohn 1:8, 10)
Wr must r ('prnl of our SIM. Tht Rible uys
1hat God "commandtth all mc:n ~vcrywhcrt to
repent." (Acts 17:30) fesu5 uid. "Except yc
repcOI, yc shall all Jikt'wise ptr ish." (Luke
I I ; J .\1ld 11 ~~ ""1 "' ,IIIII< uli h• ltf>C'Ut ·''
Ill J!·III•C U> thm~ of "1<,11 0111 ~Ill\ h,!l(' Cll\1
'''· 1our lrlt'ntls, and 0111 lcnl·tl Ont·, hut. flln\t
'" .111, o! wh.tt thc-\ h.tl(' lO\t Cod. h ""·'~ lor
loll('~~'~'· )ll<ln .tnd <1111•1:". !h.n r ;nd. •hr {:u:;olm
.111<l Kill ).: o/ 1h1s unc1rnr, lr11 I II • hunH' 11\
lw.l\l'll .1nd ,,,lllc: 10 t':lf!h to the )X'f\lm n! 1hr
1 "'" ]t'~u,, 111 ,ufln .•nd ltln·d ,111d ,J.c -rh .1!
11'c-llllj.!hl J.:O trer . ""I krch) tK""n:<"cle we the
lfllt (tl (;,)(1, ll('t,IU)o(' lic l:11ol .tnw11 II" l1fr
!<>r U•."' ( J john ;.jf,)
\\"l. llh!•l l"l"(r'lf"l (.hrl'l 1111U uuf l11:.11h ;o•10l
l11r~ ·" out SJitOur \Vr rc:ul "' ll•r 11111
,hap4:rr ol St. john. ~j"IC.:lkJng nf 1hr IA m l
/nu~. ""lie WJS tn the world .. l!ld 1hc wvrl.l
w.1~ m:ulc hy l l1111, :~nJ 1he wml•l knrw I lull
1101. Ht"" c:unr un111 I lis own .. 1nd I It' uwn rr
n·11rJ 11•111 nm. But :1 ~ m.1nv a<. ,·rrrutt·d ll un.
w 1 hrm ,c.ll c lit' pnwer to J)(", umt' I he wns r.f
( ;c;J. e\C:Il to thc:111 that 1-.che.\l.' 1111 H " nan\c:."
(john 1 .]/l.f !~ And 1hcn lesu\ Hm11dl ~:•p.
"'Bt'I!Uid I 'tJ11J :11 th<" Joor .. JmJ knock: 1r
..ny 111.111 hr .H r11 ) qlt<t'. ;~nJ 0111:"11 thf tlc)(JI,
I Wtll ,om(' 111 Ill h•m.'" ( Re'. l . .?ll)
The 1nomcn1 we upc:n our he.:~n ~ w tht' Lord
lt'u ~ . .:~~nd place: our l"ompll'tr '""' m lltm.
.md H11n ;~]onr, ~~ Uur S31'10Ur. C:oJ prnnH~e\
to forg•V( our \i1n, sa1r our ).(1111. .:~nd rrSt""ne
tor U\ J home 10 hC':Ivcn :~nd, on thc :tuthority
of tht Wmd of (;1)(1, we l".:~n ~now wht'rr we'll
Sl)("nd clrrn••Y· ( ;0<} S<IY'• "Thrse 1hin~~ have
I wrurru unto yt111 1h.:1t heliel't nn the namt'
ot the: Son of <:n.J: th;u yt' may ~now 1hat yt
illlllt"" t!t rnal lilt." (I fohn '\:!~) :\ntl k sus
pn""""'· "'fIt' that hc.ne.t h my word, and be·
~~~~r•h '"l hul) 1h:H 5enl me, hath everlasting
ltte .. md 'h~ll not comr into condcmn.alion;
hut '' J!·"'r"tl from dt":Jih umo life." (John
c; Nl
Nnw, Jrr y()u willtn.~e to 'ICIIIc 1he m.a!lt't of
vour c::rrrno:~l dC'~Iiny? Will you do i1' You can,
rt).:hl lh•~ mmncnl, (tOO grant that you might.
11,e:n, fU~I sign the followinf( indicalion of
your dec!$tOn. and 5end t1 10 1he address lxlow
1h:u we m1f(ht pray with yoo :.nd for you, IISC>
lhtt we: mi,Kht Sr"nd you some helpful Scripture
liiC::t:IIUte .
J, lift' S11viowr'1 N•m~.
A•YIII./1. Dr.MO>n
NEWPORT HARBOR ENIIQI
SECONO SECTION·--PI&! 2
Tl!URIOAY, SEPT. 3, 1910
CORONA OEL MAR, CAUF.
Great Events in the New Testameat
"Zacchaeua the Publican Converted"
Luke 19:1-10
By Mra. Joy Martin
61
,_THe SWOitD OP THe LOitO. a.• lott, Mw,_,._..._ "T-
"i.D.gcatM worda w.IUdl b:m th• k•r ••,..: lf •o r•J•r•DC• ia v:l••~~.o tlM
ONWtr u..uolly will be found in tb• Scriplur• abo"•·
CLUES ACJIOSS
"Lord, !be ---~ of mr ~dl J 'Ji,.• to tbt poor'"
4 lriad ol lYe• Zoccboeu.~ d~d
10 "they .. wmwed.. 114!·
i•v-.....
II Lail!all ol two citi .. {Actl 1:10:
14:1)
12 a d iT ol Moab (NWL 21 :l5)
13 Hlor the ____ of auaa bl coaoe to
... 1r aad lo ~e~.-e that which wcra
loaf"
U iaitioll oJ two jucl.9•• (Judq.
3:31; 13:2.4 )
15 a wild•ra-!Gen. 21:21)
17 '"•••n _._ ----the dMCe•t of
tbe mouat of QlJ,.M" (l.Wte
11:37) ·u. "20, "24 ulot ------------
oblde at tbr houae'"
21 "I r•----ll1a!i lourlold ..
• .tria.9.-cl iaatnuae•t cr.a. 5:12)
21 initia• ol a .-!eked ld.av ol t.-
rael aad vo•eraor of Ilia M-
Il &.,. 11!3)
"30 Hlor tod.gy I mua1 ----crt thy ..._.
32 ·be ... recel•ed hi-. ----H
31 oltv of -.ita-(Joe.b. 'Z2:3t.)
37 ""o11e Uttle ----IGIII.b~ (n Scua.
12:3)
31 --Ur.ey -de him ____ I• IUa
cbarlot• m ~:m..,. 10:11)
"31-.o .. 17 ~ tl UUU.ll ol a M-.bitWI. ._ __
oDd her ..tlt...-.U,.-law (Jqtll
1:4. 2)
U ~be • . , dlmhed up izdo
IYCO-e tree"
U 'lilt up tN llaada whkb
dowa~ (Heb. 12:12)
'tl, •sc "lot" to clay I e\UII llblde
at --------H f.l aite ol ,.._. 8rat oairade {Joha
2:11 )
S2 initioll ol lint coupl•
S3 initloi.Jo ol two iud911 (Jud9.
12:1. 13)
U i.Dltioll of Noomf t dou9bter.-ln·
law (Ruth l:t.) sa .. , .. u.. •• , .... d. aDd ____ tkrouvb
Jericho"
10 tbe chief amon9 lh• publlcau
CLUES DOWJf
1 "cmcl. be mad• ---· a.od coa&e dowD w
1 "talr.a b.ted l•st b• ____ •pore
DO! l.b.e.~ (1om. 11 :21 )
3 i.a:.itio:la of o doctor a:•d o Miler
ol pvple (Col 4:U ; Acta 11:14)
4 ··----· "-· doWll .,. tllf" dUld die"' (JohD 4:t.t)
5 "'who thea b. ICil'edt'
(Luke 11:2C )
I "fum IKII from it lo tll• rivht
hii.Dd ----to th. lett" (J...r,. 1:7)
7 i~<iall ol fin1 :snd third i¥d9••
(ludv. 3:1, 31)
By Dr . Bill Rice
I '"let tb• .. a ---· II.Dd Lhe hal·
ne .. tA•r•of" (h. M:ll)
I "'oncl. IMu• ----aad po....S
IJuouP Jericho ..
II "for lbe ----ahaU eoa&• upoa lh.e, ... -(Luke lt:U)
15 "the •a•• of bbl city wa
(Gen.. 31:31}
11 city wlt.er• lua:el 1uH•,.d deleat
(Jo.Ja.. 7:4)
It i.a:.it!ai. of a hu.thaad crnd wife
(I Sam. 11:20)
:U ''111.• chlld:rn. ol J:•roa. til• dill·
eire• of -----IN•b.. 7:47)
22 ad,..l"l_, of N•hemlah (N•b..
2:10)
23 a -uat (An. 1:12). ----•t14
25 HJ"WI eokl uato her. ----culllr IMtuk ):U )
27 "he made h .. t• a:nd ccua• ____ ..
21 "the 9f•Gt drovoa .... ca..t out.
that -----.rpenl" (ln. 12:1)
31 initi.U 0"1 Sou1'1 dUel ~
aad lria couatry (l 5caD.. 21 :7)
32 dtr .... ,. Zocc:ba•!R u,..d
33 Hwt.r ._ ---· tlt.e cohT' (Lub
11:33)
34 dty ol the Chalde" (Ge .. llt31)
lS ~----locbet lho\11 oDe llaiag ..
(Wk. 11:22)
4D a dO'U9 .. ter of Solomoa (I K.lav-4:11 ), ____ "IIG\11. « -u.. hail ol mr ---_ I 91"• ta do. _,.
u .. _tl c. • ...., -----(I CirnlL
4:1)
t7 -· CUI 33 d.,wa U "Bilpolt. tM d.auwhl• of ----• (0 So.. ,,,,
so ---21 00"-SI "tonoauach ----be alao bl a eoa ol~-
$4 a pod ldDt" cUa.a-d Ia hie 1 .. 1 en au-. 11:121
SS •• of Palq (Gea. 11 :11)
57 tl•• to• of O:aeha.~ ___ ,..rl {I au-. 27t21)
5I iaitlalil of a ,._cber caul a
cldef ca:ptaia (Act. 22111. a)
Sl bUtScdl of twe hulpe (Ju49'. :ll31,
IS)
ANSW£1 TO LAST WEEK'S
FROM "SWORO OF THE LORD "
MLJRFREESBC;)!"', TENN.
WILL A PERSON DIE BE-
FORE HIS TIME IS UP 1
Dear Dr. Bill: If a per"IOII doel·
11 't die ""tt.l Jail H?l"W! it wp, Jw.o
oboMt oi~111e crcu.\n wAert!l tJ\1-
f!T)'OIIItJ il lrilled f I I et;ltt')'OM 011
boord dtu doe• tlaal mtJOlll IMt
ev~e·• ""'"beT 'IV(U NJI tat tM
10me Umer
ANSWER: Well, whm tomeone
dle1-whether alone or with a tarac
aroup---1 tUJ)I)OU hi• num~r 1a up!
HowPver. I do not bf'llt"Vt" OW Blblt"
teachn that God hu at"t a eertaln
date for each of u. to clte and we
am co'rc 1o cUe on that date reo
rantiHa ot what wt' do.
I ~aUu that It Ia a VeT)' eommon
belief that "no OM dh•a until hia
numbe-r I• up." Evm Napolron. I
undffltand, bdlev1!d that the buJ..
lfl had never ~ moJdfd that
could kHI him. The "Uttle Em~r
or" wu said to have btoen bold
and ctartne In bettie becaUH ol
hla oonvSe:Uon th.ll hf: wu bwfn..
c.lb&e. Several limn hit horH wu
abot out from undt-r hlm and Jw
c.alml)' mounted aaodwr bone and
~tirl.wd wtth .... f'llbt.
HeYetttwln., I _.. not lind the
tnehlrc In the Blbl.e that there •
& dAte .. , for ~a.eh ct \11, 1be
BfbM limply N:l'l, ,. ... .., ... ., "
appoi111ted w111to tnl!ll ottett to d£1!.
PHil alter tllit tl&t: jydgmnt" IHPb.
9:27).
Actually, me-n u n do 10me lhlrcs
that wm haaten thf'lr dt-atha and
It Is poqlble to do some lhlnp
thai wiiJ lnt:rease Joneev1ty.
1. Men sometime• luiO"Ningly md
their own lives throu&:h suicide.
Such a m•n c:uta 1hort hi• own
lift'.
2. Mm aometlmn ahorten their
livn throu&h ain. Jamea J :15 •A)'5,
"T"e11 .,....... lt411 llato\ ~. U
b""""to\./ortJt.li•; (I'W£ti-. wllftlt
M /1~, br"'hlgort.\ forrlt ti«JIA!'
3. It is •IIJO pculble for ont
to IE'ft8then his llfr. 'lbe~ is a
promiH' In Exodus 20 :12 that God
wUI •lve lontl:" life to t~ who
honor IMtr ~~nta. Paul r!"PUta
this promlat" In EphH.Ians 1:2,3:
.. /l(lft(JT tAJ /alkr .... 1M(Mr
(d~ il liM: /int COM .... t~Cfmftl
wU.\ P"''t"C..J, TMt U ,..., b1 ...0
wUIIt ,._, aiNI f.\Qfl .,..,.., Uw
ro.g o. 1.\e eon.\."
~ are tome t.JU,.a, theft. tbat
a man can do to ~ or Mnlthal
hla life. 1 do '* kline that God
...... ~rn\lntd • lftOfMn( .....
each 0n1 ol ua ahab die rtllardlal
of how .,. u.,.. or wtt;ru .. do. ,
Now •••llrtt o•r rt•w <l'••d •-•~!to•')
791 OOVII DIIYt~ AT "™ STIIIT ~T •• 1:-AC:Ht CALI,.OftNIA
THE AMI .. ICAN LUTHI!IIItAN CHUIIItCH
1 :00 A.M. SUNDAY-EARLY WORSH IP
1: tl A.M. SU N CAY -CHRISTIAN I!OUCATION
I lUNDAY SCHOOL)
10:10 A.M. SUNDAY -FI!STI\11! WORSHIP
11'1e Rev. Jamea o. Blain, Putor
The Rev. flOnald White, t\Ntatanc. Paa&or
or
Udo
Ne-.,ott Beach
SJNDA Y SCHOOL
f :ISa.•.-.llle .•.
SUNDAY SERVICES
t :IS -IIe ••.
WEDNESDAY EVENING
MEETING 1 , .•.
READING ROOM •••~ oloyt: 9 e ..... -~II'·"'· .... " ..... ,, 9 o .... -7:45 ,, ...
Tw ••4e, onol f.,clop .
9 ...... -5 , ...... 7-9 , .....
S..nol•y: I II'·"'· -4 II'·"'
.CONI Clll!K'II OF
~.laRNTIIT
Ne-.ort Beach 11
CaronaclciW.t
1100 Padfto VIew Dr.
AJNDAY SCHOOL 10 -
SUNDAY SERVICE II ••
WEDNESDAY EVENINO
t.E.ETING l tOO •·•·
I•Hb.c R-~ M•t .. t 81~.
'286S Ea-t Gout Rwy., CUM.
...... rtt.: 10 .... • s n ... d.,. •••Ia• 1 »
S.&.: 10 .... 10 4 P••·
You are
•uend
to use lh.e
inYilcd to ...
ATTEND THE CHURCH
OF YOUR CHOICE
CENTRAl
BIBLE CHURCH
Emph.uizins
Pl.ln of God
The Perwn of Chrill
The Power of the Holy Spirit
lUNDA 'I' f CHOOL e '"·"'•
""OIIINING WOIII-1~ I AN O
•CD HifiDAV e leLII! I TUO'I'
AND PIIIAVIE.III 1t00 P .....
N U IIIII!III't OUIIIING l lft'OIVICCI
A full Youlh Prosr .. m
Cm. of Or•ns:e •nd 2lrd. Sl.
C01 l• Mn.a
Pastor Fred Morse
LUTHERAN OIURCH
OF THE loi.UTER
l•thet•C•rch In A.ertce
1900 Paellle VIew Dr.
CCI'OCiil del Mar, Calli •
DR. WlLlJAiol R. ELLER -Mt--
9o00 A.M .• Family worllllp
10:00 A.U.. • Cbarell. .:bool
lloOO A. If.. Feottra worllllp
NURSERY PROVIDED
Jll~ &ngr'ijllfumal Gl~urr~
3262 Brood Streat, thwport Height•
A Frf'f' and l ntlt>PPnJ~nl
( '"l~tt'gatrorJol (hristion (.Auu:h
Thtr Rav. Horman Brown, preoching
&.lnday Service and Chu rch School at 10:00 a.m.
Hurnry core provided Phone: 6.(2.2]4()
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
"TII F. CF.."'''fER POR RIBL/CA I_ Sl"UDf ES"
DR. P. G. NEUMANN f>HTORS DR. JAMES COMBS
9:45A.M.-Bible School, with ou r 15 buses
se rving South Orange County
11:00 A.M. -Momlng worshio
7:00P.M. -Evening Service
301 Magnolia St.
(At Santa A"a A.vt.l
COSTA MESA
Ph.oo• 548.1733
Home of P. G. Heumann
Christion School
Khlfiugarttn -Rth
Phone 548·2&..0
Gra de
~EWPORT HAHBOR E~g(;lj
SE~D SECTION --Po&< 3
11-IRUSOAY, SEt' I. J, 1111.1
CORONA DEL •AR, CALi f
AGENDA FOR PLANNERS
A noat1n1 rlltlurUII oa lhe 5. ResubdJv-tsloo appllcaUon
bly a.ad u 11-story apartment of NeU D. Nelson of Newport
I:MaUcnDC lD klboa are amoog Beach to resubd.tvlde 2-2/3 Mlts
the ttema oa tM apoda ot tbe into z parcels to create Z sep-
Newport Beach PlaDnJ.Dg Com-a.rate dwelling sites and 213
mlssioo tor Its meeting at 8 and 215 Jasmine Ave., Coroaa
p.m. today, Sept. 3, lD the City del Mar.
Hall. Here Is the agenda: 6. Resubdlvislon appllcaUoo
1. Use permU request of the of Lyell Buttermore for re-
Mewport Arches Marllr.L, 3333 alignment of lot lines at 429
W. Coast Hwy,, Marlneu Mile, Isabella Ter., Corona High-
tor use of a boat as a 150-lands.
sea.t Oaating restaurant at the 7. Zone change amendment
Arches Marina property. r equested by the lrvtne Co. iii! 2. Use permltrequestot Rol-for prezomng unincorpoarted
ly Pulaski tor an 11 -stor y, 56-for prezooing unincorporated
&...:.-. unit apartmelll bulkHng with 88 territor y consisting of 356.6 Iii:: parking spaces at 600-614 E. acres nor th of San Joaquin Hi Us
Ocean Ft., the for mer loc.atlon Rd . and east of realigned Mac-
of the Balboa Rende~vou.s ball. Arther Blvd., as a r esideriial
room. community with supporting
3, ModltlcaUoo application of commerci.allacilities .
THE DOIXiERS of East Bhatt are pictured here followtng their victor y for the BB champ-
ionship 1n the Newport Mesa summer taseball program. In the tront r ow, left to r igtlt,
Greg Preckle, Phil Lebeohaum, Don Wllson, Mark Calder, Brt.an Loftus and Jerry Dolan.
In the blii.ck row ue Charles Wingard, Mark. Rinehart, Dane Hillyard, Brad Gr eeley, Muk
Jensen and Ce».ch John Greeley, JOhn Hughes 1s oot pictured. (VIc ~lek photo.)
Tom Horn to allow carports 8. Tentative map of Tract
to encroach lnto the required 7247, with a request to delete
side yards at 1518 W. Ocean a condition th.a t calls for in-
Ft., Ce.ri::ral Newport. stallatlon ol a pe.destri.ao ae-
4. Use permit awlicatloo of cess \Po'liy. The trart IS located
Geor ge M. Holstein & Sons to on the south s1de of San Joa-
aUow 3 off-site dlreclional qum Hills Rd., east of Mar -
signs to remain on Jamboree guerlte Ave., Harbor View
Road. Hills.
BEST WLSHES and a gill of champagne are being presented
by Dave Randall, at left, administrator for the 1,302 Wlit
Park Newport, to Mr . and Mr s. Heber Holioway~ the pioneer
r esidents in the apartment community overlooking the Ba ck
Bay. The Holloways have just returned from a tour ol
Europe in time for the housewarming at their new hOme.
Mr. Ho lloway is for me r superintendent of the Whittier
union h1gtl school district.
Historical films slated
==~~L~E~G~A;L~N~O~T~IC;E~=== -~~L:::E_G~A_L-_N_O_!:.;I-C:.:E:...·:::-_-_-
ORDlNANCE NO. 1350 a chemical or mineral sub-
AN ORDINANCE OF THE stance other than natural soil.
CITY OF' NEWPORT BEACH 1~.64.030 Prohibited ~ra.
ADDlNG CHAPTER 12.64 TO tions. (a ) No person shall op.
THE NEWPORT BEACH erate a ffiQtor cyc le. m)tor.
MUNJCIPA L CODE RELAT-driven rycle • .teep, dune buggy
lNG TO VEHICULAR NutS-o:-other motor vehic le t(!On
ANCES any public sidewalk, w~lkway,
The City Council of the City parkway or in an}· publi c park
of NeiPo'J)Ort Beach does ordain or recreational area or !()On
as follows: any other publicly owned prop.
SECTION 1. Chapler 12.64 erty, e:r;cept highways, wathln
Is added to the Newport Beach the City of Newport Beach. Ttus
Municipal Code to read: shall oot be construed to pro-
"CHAPTER 12.64 hibit the operatloo of a m:>tor .
VEHICULAR ~UISANCES cycle or ffi•)tOr -dnven C)Cif'
Sections or any moxor ~ehic le 1\avmg J.
2 0 S vahd California vetU cle regis. 1 .64.01 c~.
12.64.020 Detln!Uons. tration. by a.ny person possess.
12 .64.030 Prohibited Opera -ing a valid California opera.
tlons. tor 's license. upon the public
t2,64.MO Exreptions. highiPo'iys in the City of Ne~~o·.
12.64.050 Ope ration by Per. port Beach.
mit. (b) No pe rson shall operate
12.64.060 Ri!_'flt to Revoke. a mo)lor cycle, m·ltor-driven
2 0 cycle, )ei!'P. dune buggy or other 1 .64 .07 Appeal. I 1 1 ~.64.080 Violattons -Pen. motor vehlc e upon any un m-
proved parcel or real propert)
a! les. within the City of NeVIpO rt
The Newport Harbor Art
Museum will pr esent Orange
County's !lrst pubUc screening
of Slr Kenneth Clark's film
series, '•C lvlll:r.atlon," a VE;r-
sonal view of the artlstlc, arc hi ·
tectural, social and technical
forces that h.ave shaped west-
12.6-4,090 Separability. Beach. e:r;cept as set forth In ern civlllz.atton. The tUrns deal 12.&4,010 Scope. This C~. Sectioo 12.64.040 below.
with the Last 1,600 years of ter is designed to regulate the (c) No person shall operate
WPstern European rlviliz.ation, operation of registered and un . 4 mJtor cyde, ffi)tor-dnven
tog\?ther with its colonial ex-register ed motorq·cies, mo. cycle. jeep, dune buggy or other
pans1on and development lo the tor-driven cycles, ]e€'PS, dWll! m .tor vehicle on any pnvate
Amer ic.as over nearly 5 ceo-buggies and other motor ve . pu-k, recreational area, land.
tur ies. hicles by all persons, whether scaped area or green belt area
LEGAL NOTICE
haz.a.rd by reason of the nature
or the property conrerned; arrJ
(c) that such operation is of
s·Jiticient distance fro11 x cu-
Pied residences, churches, .ts-
sembly halls or schools that
11 Will not be likely to 1 reate
a nuisance as thf' result of
nltse, dllst or exhaust fumes.
ThiS section shall oot appl}
to the owner or pe r son 111 Law.
ful possession of said pnvate
unimproved propert}.
SHOPS and SERVICES
Between 1934 and 1941 Mr. they possess valid CaWor nia ),ocated wlthln a resldeotta.l
Clark was the director and motor vehicle operator s" IJ-community.
later ch.ancellor of the tllm censes or oot. ~n unlmproved t2.&4,f).f{) Excephoos. (a)
division. house publicity, In the private pr oper!}' and l.q)On aU The provis1ons of Section 12.-
Brihsh Ministry of ln!orma. public property except tugtlways 6·1.030 shall oot apply to • pub-
tion. He was also chair man of in the City of ~ewport Beach. lie otrtcer or employet' act-
the Independent Te levision 12,&4.020 Definitions. (a) ing within the scope of hls
AuthOrity w Great Brltamtrom M.-,'lrcyclc. A 'motor cyc le' Is employment or to the agents or
1954 to 1957, and dtrector ol any motor vehlrle other than employees or the owner of any
the National Gallery In London a tractor having a seat or sad~ pr ivate property w:tile aetlng
from 1934 to 194 5. die for the use of the rider within the scope of their em-
12.64.050 Operatlon b} Per.
m't, The operation or a.nr
m .tor.-yc le, motor -duven 1 y.
cle, )eep, dune bugg) or oltle.r
m~or ~eh1c le on urumproved
pn~atl.' propE'rt) b' authont}
of a permlt ISSued to aceord.
.wee with the provisiOns of
Section 12.01.040 above shall
be limited to the flours com.
m ·ncing one oour aner sunrise
J.nd ending one-hall hour afte r
sunset, unless other~~o·1se speci.
!ted b)' the Chief of Pollee.
Th£> opera.tton of s:airl vehicles
sh.aU 00( t..e permittE'd ne.arer
than 200 )'ards to a.1y resi-
dentt.a \ structure, church, as-
sembly hall or school. Each
p~rmtt SO ISSUed Shall spe-<'lf)
the effecU~e date or dates ol
operatioo for whlr h the permit
is v1hd and shall further speci-
fy Ull! area or areas of per-
mitted operation. The permtt
shall be displayed on the ve-.
h1cle at •II t'i mes ~nd shall be
prest>nted to an} pe.t ce officer
on reQtwst. The per n,· ·• nx,
and shall so sb.l£> on tts !ace,
a expr essiOn b) the (II) thai
such proposed operatiOn can be
d)ne w!th S'lfety to the operator
or ()(her persons or proper!),
all or whtch sa1d nsks are
assumed by the per mlttee or
property owner.
Save Time And Money -Call An Expert
o IUUTT SALOH
.lonoill&' •
BEAUTY NOOK
2732 E. Co.Jst Hw~.
Corona dtl Mar ·
Phone b n-1 JJb
• CONCRETE
• DRY CLEANING
Finest quali ty dry clearun~
on the prem1ses
•
Self·serv1ce laundry
All new -la test model
Frigidaire washe rs
3ZOO E •. Cout HWJ ., C DM
Phone: 6'73--960~
oFLORIST
FLOWERS FOR
ALL OCCASIONS
DrMurl ToJh
fLORI .I TS
PHONE' 646-4479
2-431 Newport ll•d.
COSTA MESA
• HUlliNG AIDS
HAL AEBISCHER
~-!r IIAitl-AJD8 ,,...,f .............
)1119 E. Co•• HW,. c.-· ... 111• 67~3133
• HEALTH RESORT __ _ -----
o C05TA
MESA
S4N36I
• NURSERY
•ORANGE
6!9.2.441
o AI4AIII!IM
12~1
• HUH TIHG TOH
I!AOI
142-1451
PUBLICA TIOH WORIC
There are thirteen 52-minute arxl designed to travel on oot ployment.
segments which comp rise the more than three wheels in con -(b) The proVIsons of Sec tion
ser ies, to be shown on 7 con-tact with the ground and wei gh-12.64.030 shall not app ly to
I
secutive Surxiay afternoons at lng less than one thOusand five the operations of such vehic les
the Balboa Theatre, Sept. 27 hundred (1,500) pounds. on dnveways, parking lots, rar f'
through Nov. 8, There ':"'IU be (b) Motor-Driven Cycle. A co)urses or other places where
two showings or each ftlm, at 'motor ..driven cycle' is an} the public Is invited to ()()(>fate
2 and -t p.m. Th e cost of the motorcycle, Including every such vehtcles so long as such
series is $12 for Museum mem-motor scooter or minibike,wtth vehicles are operated in i rea-
bers and $15 for oon.member s. a motor Which produces not soaable fl"Wlner.
-------------to exceed nve horsepower, and (r) Any person desinng to
LECo\L NOTICE ever}' bicycle With motor at-operate a motorcycle, motor-
12.64,060 Rig'11t to Revoke.
Stuubs. Interior Plants
TrOpical & Trees
Insecticides and Fertilizer .... ,., o..,.. & e.--r1Mf'4
fREE DELIVERY
Corona del Mar Nursery
2"1'44 E. Olaal. Hwy., 61Hl60
---'-P-38210 ____ b.ched. d~i~en cycle, .tei!P, d\Dle buggy
WE CAN PRINT YOUR CERTIFICATE OF BUSINESS (c) Highway. HlgtJWa)'' is a or other m..>tor vehicle on any
PAMPMI.ETS . . -way or place of whatever urumproved pnvate proper!}
Ever y per nut a anted undH this
or<1inance or an} section the-rt>Of
IS gr01.nted allfl acrepted by all
plrlles wtt h thE f'xpressunder.
sta.ndmg that the rh1ef o! Po-
li cf' mJY hOld a pubhc hearing,
notlcf' of tht> ume aoo place of
WhiCh shall be gtven b~ mlil
to the Licensee, at the address
shown on th€' permit, and th.i.t
if alter su~h hearmg the Chief
of Pohre furls trwt an~ grouOOs
for r evocation eXIst, the Chief
o~ Po li re m n revoke or s us-
perv:l suc h permit, and that i1
the farts or ronditwns consti-
tutlllll: the crounds for revo-
COI.tJon an· .1n Immediate ttu'eat
to lite publtr peace, health or
saff'fr, the Ch1ef of Pollee,
pendmg such hea.rmg m~y sus-
pend such permit for oot mlr e
tflan 30 da}s. Grounds for rE>vo .
cAI:lon •re: Exressive noise,
dust .uxl fumes; land erosion;
fire ha.z.ard; or any law or or-
dinance being vioLated in con-
neclion with this activity,
0 ~ d ~OU IPM£NT
L EA,.-I.ET·S
H~PAPER5 ANO
NI!WS I.ETTI!RS
CALL Ul ,01 IITI•ATII
67J· IJJt
IMSIGH PUILISHIHG CO.
2721 E. Coast Highway
Corot~a del Mar, C.lifornio
Call in Your Wont Ad
to the Enltn
flctthous Firm. ~arne nature, including streets and may do so I.CX)n !trs t ot:uining
THE UN.DERSIGNED does alleys, public ly maintained and a permit trom the Chief of
hereby certify tha_t he Is con-open to the use or the public Police of the Ctty of Newport
ductlng a Gardemng business for purposes of vehicular Beach, Permits shall be Issued
at ~.0. _Bo:~~:. 11094• Santa Ana, travel. upon the deter mination by s:aid
CalUorru.a 92711, urxler theHc-(d) Unimproved Private Pro-Chief of Pollc£> that (a) !he · · fi e of Call's lltwus rm nam 'd firm perty. 'Unimproved pnvate o.-ner or owner s of said real
673~
qf; .. Y·-"'-11 ======
~arden Care and that sal w property' shall mean any par· property concerned, or the per.
ts composed of the . forl~1 ~ eel of land which eit her contains son or persons In lawfUl pas-
person whose na me 10 u no str uctures or which is not sessloo thereof under a lone:
place of re.sidence are ascfol-surfaced with cement, roncr ete, term ground lease, have con.
lows, to-wtt: Joseph C · A all, asphaltic concrete, or other sented in writing to the pro.
P.o_. ~x 11094, S.wta na, similar material, or which does posed operation; (b) that the
Calitorrua 92711. not have a hard surface made City Fire Ch.lef has certified
WITNESS my hand on this up ot a m!Iture of rock, sand that such proposed operation
28th day of July, 1970, Joseph or gravel boWKI together with wlU not cr eate any lmdue fire c. Cali. ----·-·-.. -... OU.C:II-TVftW'I"-s
o PAINT & WALLPAPER
RA.RBOR PA.INT
&i: WALLPAPER
Plttsbur!lll -lllltcll Boy
PalDta -oomplete llDe
13.000 PA'ITERNS
OF WALLPAPER
2911 E. Cout HWJ,
con-a del IIU'
(Nut lo Port T•••,..)
Phoee< 1'13-•33
o P\.llloiiiHG
4 . a. M4U4C
PLUIIBER
100 eamaa .. A ...
eo-. delMar • PlllmbiAC Ropalro
DAY a. HIOHT
WATEil HEATEIIB ns-ua.
....... 111 y..,, OrMt-STATE OF' CALIFORNLA )
) ss.
:OUNTY OF' ORANGE )
--------ON THLS 28th day of July,
1970, before me, a Notary Pub--·-~-~~~----------------Uc in &nd for sa.id county aOO
state, residing there-In, dul)
commissioned and sworn, per .
sona.Uy appeared Joseph C.
Cali, koown to me to be UK'
persoo whose na me is sub-
Ph...-67J.Ol50 scribed to the within instru-
ment, and acknow'ledged to me
that he uecuted the same. 421 Nw I
oUPHOLSTERING
UPHOLSTEIIING
"(By E•ro,« .. Cr•f ts•n)
&EMODEL 2 pc. eet ONLY
... Ill -Call "BemJ"
21$ Mate, I\. B. -1131 ... 415
FII:E .... ..., • plclQ
$PI!CIAL.ISTS IN
WAI'HHI! CARPE'HTRY
e priHE CABINETS
e WOODCIIItA"S e I.TC.
fUI OISIGHIHG
CSTtlltATDGL.ADl.Y GNU.
UI..QSS or 645-1294
CRAfTLIII!
WITNE&I) my hand and of-
ficial seal. Wanda M. Keller,
Notary Public in and for sa1d
County aOO State, My Com-
missJoo expires 3-2-74.
Publish: A111, 13, 30, 27, S"".
3, 19'10, (D lhe Newport Har-
bor Enstcn.
e. e•••• .,. __
1"_ .......
Open door to Education
Be~m now to save for vour children'.;; ~C' .. t future. Open~ the door to their grE'atest potE'ntt.ll ~" 0rening
.m Educ<tt10n,1l S.lVi ngs Account NO\V .lt lh£' h1gh£'s l
rJte5 in our 35 vear h1c;tor\' Dercndinf.. ur0n the
$avings optio~ you select, earn 51\• em r,1;;;-.hook
accounts or 5lf• 01o -53/•% -6 ~'0-7 1 z o, per ,1nnum
on o ur new specialized cert ific.ltes-c~mpoundcd dailv
-insured up to $20,000 clt OrJn~e County'<> L1r~es t ,
First .md Stronge<>t mdependcnl FPder~l.
AND lOAN ASSOCIATION
,_orron
MCkliMA-l..-INc'. C.llf. tliW ,.....,.._: .. ·1Ml
t loCilPIA a tc:Ufl 1.._11(11 J .... ¥(_ .... , ,..,.
s-tfl ....,_., C.WI tan
T ............. Uil
J ,A, SMITH, 2601 Clrcle Drtve,
Bay Shores, has been named u
maoa.ger of General Te lephobe
Company's Monrovia dh'tsion.
Mr. Smith, who has been em-
ployed by the telephone compe.D)'
tor 20 years, has served as
;tn exchange manager ln Laguna
Beach and as a service center
s~rvisor in Westminster . For
the past year, he has served as
the plant administrator tor the
company's central area, which
serves the San Gabriel and San
Fernando Valleys. He and his
wife, Helen, have 2 sons, Craig,
18, and Lance, 5.
LEGAL NOTICE c.:....c __
12.64.070 Appeai. Any per-
sJn whose applle.ation for a
pi!rrntt is denied or revoked
m:.} .q>peal such dl!<'islon to
the Ctt y Council by filing a
written notlre of appeal wtthln
ten (lOJ days alter notifle.aUon
by the Chief or Pollee that said
perrntt has been denied. The
Cit) Council sflall there~
o;,m1uct a hea.rlng on said ap-
peal wnhm thlrty (30) days
from the date of nung sa.ld
O'Jtlce of appeal with the City
Clerk. The decision of the City
Council shall be final and con-
clusive upon all persons coo -
cer!led.
12.64.080 Violations. Penal-
ties. Any persons violating any
of the provisions ol th.is or-
dinance shall be deemed guilty
of a misdemeanor and u)On con-
viction thereof shall be s ub )ect
to a fine of not le ss than Twenty-
Five Dollars ($25.00 ), but Dot
exceeding One Hundred Dollars
($100.00), or 1mprlsonm~nt for
.a per iod not to exceed thirty
\30) days, or by both said nne
and Imprisonment.
12.64,090 Separability. Uany
sectiOn, subsection, sentence,
clauSf' or piU'ase of thiS Chap-
ter IS lor any reason held to
be mvalld or unconstitutional
bv the de<:1slon of any court of
cO mpetent Jurisdiction, such
deciSIOn shall DOl affect the
VJ.Iidity of the remaining por-
uons of this Chapter. The City
Counnl of the City of New -
port Bea ch declar es that Jt
w )Uid ru.ve ~dded this Chapter
to the ~eVIpOrt Beach Munici-
pal Code, and each section,
subsection, r lauSf' or phra.se
thereof, irrespe-ctive of the f.act
that an} one or m•.re other
se-ctions, subsections, clauses
or phrases TTU}' be de-cla.red in-
vahd or unconstitutional."
SECTior-; 2. This ordinance
sh.dl LIE' published once 111 the
omcu! newspaper of the Cit)',
J.llll the same shall be effl!<'five
30 dHs alter the date of its
01dopt100.
ThiS Or<hnan<:t-' 'llt'olS intro.
d<~ 'E'd at " re1-:ut:.r meeting of
ttte Cit\ Council of the City of ~e~~o-po;t Hear h held on the loth
<.11} of Au~rust. 1970, and wa.s
a 1optf'<1 on the 24th da} of
August, 1970, b) the following
vote. to ""'II.
AYES, COt;;\C ILME~ Mrlnnis,
Kym!a, H1rth, Croul, Dostal,
Parsons.
l'OES, ('QU~ULM E~ None.
ASSE:-<T COL"NC!LMEN : Hog-
ers.
E F. t!Lrttl
M.a.yor
ATTEST
L.JUra l....ag-~os
C1l} Clerk
Publish: Sept. 3, 1910, In
the Harbor Ensim.
•
• ,, ..
NEWPORT HARIIClfENliGII.
S£0011& SECTION --P~tt 4
THURSDAY. SEPT. 3, 1970
COIIl!IA DEL liAR. CALIF.
BAR NOISE
Newport Belch Clty Coun-
c11 has continued unUI Sept.
14 a request by the Gallery,
810 E. Ba lboa Blvd., Balboa,
for an extension or a use per -
mit which allows live enter -
tainment at the bar. The bar
ls located within ZOO feet oi
a residential district.
The city sta rt had r ecom-
mended that the extensionofthe
use permit be denied on the
grotm:ls U~at during a 90 day
trial periO<l calls for poUce
service had been Increased be-
cause of noise; that persons
under 21 years or age had been
observed on the premises, and
that narcollc users have been
obser ved on the premises.
SYLVIA MOONIER, Corona. del Mar artist, Is presenting a painting to Don Bolton, pr esi-
dent of the Cor ona del Mar Kiwanis Club, a.s Robert Aston, vice..p resldent and manager
of the local ornce of Mutual savings and Loan Assn., looks on at r ight. This painting Is
to be hun g 1n the Khnnls ready-room at FUrvtew State HoSl)Ualln Costa Mesa. The
room is furnished as U It were someone's llvlng room in order to prepare the chi ldren
for We In private residences outside the hospital. Mrs. Moonier will be dlspt.aylng some
of her wor k at Mutual Savings• Corona del Mar office, 2867 E. Coast Hwy ,, In September.
IARN ITT INSTALL !D
Jack BArDttt, txteuti't'f maa-
apr ol tilt Newport Harbor
Chamber of Commvce, wu
llllllaiJad u pr-ol lbt
Oraop COWitf ebamblr euc:u-
Uvu at tbe1r upl&r mttUD&
II tilt ll&lboo Bay Cl.-,. Pv·
Ucl.plttnc 1D tbt IJ!atlllaUOa
were Jerry H&tbaw&y,pteildlftt
ot tbe Southern Calllorn1a
chamber u:ecutlves, am War-
ren Morp.n, 1969 0rangeCoun-
ty chamber executive prest-
deot.
.BA.LTZ .
MOK.IUAIUES
1741 SUPIRIOR AV!.
'CO$TA MUA
Midway t.-2 424
3520 !. COAST HIWAY
CORON ... D!L MAR
ORlolt H450
St.u lfJ42
"Let not your lleart be troubled ••• "
COUNSELING--ALL PHASES
REV. L. M. GAUNT LETT, D. D.
By A;>polntnient
COSTA MESA 557-3531
MRS . WILLIAM SHAWN MORAN (/ 11 /frtt y pho tuJ
Marsh Thompson, repr esent-
ing the Ga llery, told th~ Coun-
citmen last week that the er-
cessive noi se had oot origi-
nated frum the bar but that it
had come t'rom an adjacent resi-
dence where some musicians
practiced both day and nl gi1l
a1ld th.at she had the musicians
in the Council chambers to
prove it.
STILL TIME TO SIGH UP BEL TRANS HONORED HE"S HOW SERGEANT
Catherine McDonald
weds William Moran
Miss Cather ine Ann Mc-
Donald became the bride of
William Shawn Moran in a
candelight cer emony he ld Fri.
day, August 21, at St. Joachim
Catholic Ch urch , Costa Mesa.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Robert McDonald
of 3107 Samoa Pl., Costa Mesa.
The groom's parents are Mrs.
Rod MacMllllan of Costa Mesa
and Pat Moran of San Jose.
The Rev. Tnomas ~e vin IJ\ir·
PRO DUC TI ON GOAL:
r ied the couple In a double ring The Council, not wanting to
service lna churchadornedwHh made a nasty decision on the
white baskets of carnations. ma tter, asked that the corn -
Mr . McDooald presented hls p. 1inant s and police offi cer s
daughter in marri.a ~. She wor t-ca lled on the complaints n;-
a traditional white gown made turn to the next Council meet-
wUh tiers of lace in front and Inc to plead their r JsP.
a long train. Her veil was made
of tier s of net held with lace petalse<lgedwithpea.rl.s. HARRY SEEDER DIES
Harry Raymond Beed£>r, 80,
of 1640 r-;ewport Btvd., Cost.~.
Mesa, died Aug. 22 <~.t Bever h
Ma.nor Convalescent HospL UL
He was bor n April 2i, 1890,
w Mobile, Ala., arod came to
Orange Co unty 30 years ago.
Survivors mclude a son, Harry,
of Jacitsonvdle, Fla.
Miss Terr i Weedy of Ful-
ler ton was maid of honor and
br idesmaids wer e Mr s. Thomas
"Moran of Leucadia and MI ss
Sue Conroy and Miss Christine
Mac MUllan of Costa Mesa.
MUte Kime of Costa Mesa
served as best man. Ushers
were the br other of the br ide,
Cam McDonald, and the groom's
br other, Mike Moran.
Private grave side serv1ces
were held Aug. 26 at F'a.lr-
haven MP.mor ial Park. West-
cUrt Mortuan was 111 ch.a tg€"
of arrangements.
The br ide's niece, Klmerly
McDonald, was flower girl In
a white lace gown and lace
basket for peta Is.
A r eception was neld at the OE~VER VISITORS
Amer ican Legion Hall, New-
port, after which the couple
lett lor a honeymoon In Mam-
moth,
0.1ly one registration date
r~ nains to sign up for evening
cl•sses at Orange Coast Col-
I,!• .• Open registration will be
h<''d In the OCC gymnasium
s.~pt . 8 from 6 to 8:30 p.m.
F·: is $5 per class.
Following this date, regis-
t.· tlion will be held, v<~.canc les
p ~· mltting, on cam~us from 6
W 8:30 p.m. on Sept. 9, 10,
l·' 17, and 21.22. M<~.nyclasses
.t: f•lled before these dates,
h .• •ever. C!d sses start at OCC
S..:. 1. 9.
A farewell pot-luck diMer
wa s held to honor Mr. and
Mr s. AI Beltran at the Cor ona
del Mar Stables f riday, Aug.
21. The dinner was or ganized
by the Centaurs, girls r iding
club, and wa s held in awrec.ia-
tion tor the inte rest and unde r p
staoding the Beltrans nave
shown to the young people who
have kept their horses at the
s ta bles. Mr. Be ltran's lease
has r everted to the Irvine Co.,
who will operate the stable Jn
the future.
2 \il i LLtO,'tl DOLL i\R!i
TO DA TE: l ,o,ooo
TO GO : J J,.no,ooo
In one month I wtll write
2 mllllon dollar s of new
ordlnary llle. The above
total repr esents 18 <Uys of
wor k.
The new Mrs. Moran is a
graduate of Estancia High
School and Oran~ Coast col-
le~ am Is now attending Cal
State Fullerton. Tne groom also
t\a.s attended the same schOOls
and ls oow a recreation leader.
They w1\l Uve in Costa Mes.~..
Dr . and Mrs. Burnett Sever~
son and their 2 childr en from
Denve r, Co lorado, have been
vtsittng at the 11ome of Dr .
Severson's aunt, ~Irs . Arthur
Miller of :'iewport Heights.
While they were he re, 17-ye..u-
old Steve Severson sang a solo
at Christ Ch urch b) the Sea,
and IUs Sl'>ter, Kristen, 1-1,
pla~ed Ule flute. Stev e '41ll enter
Dar tmo uth College thJs fa ll. a wee
RAY X . GIBBS
& A ~SOC J ATES
4340 Campus Dr., Suite l OB
Newport Beach, Cal. 92660
., .... -•. o-X>•·•• •c~ .. o ...... . "'
714-546-4230
CUAR OI A!of LJI,
'"•u•one• Co. of
.4.M£RIC A •
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE Of DEFAULT A~'D
ELECTION TO SELL UNDER
DEED OF TRUST
NOT ICE IS HEREBY GIVE:-i :
that HOME FEDERAL SA WGS
Al';'D LOA~ ASSOC IATION Of
SA:-; DIEGO, CA LIFOR NlA, a
corporation, Is trustee under
a deed of trust substit:.Jted In
place of HOME DEED t ES-
CROW CO. OF SA:--1 DIE GO,
a Corporation executed b\
CAMIL LE A. GAR:--11ER, a
~;;;;~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~I marr ied man, dated May 9th, J 1963 and r ecorded Ma~ 21, TIDE t!.-q.. 1963, nle no. 16984, Page 836,
OfUct~ Supply 4.~v . c.., book 6555 or oUlcial recorrls
OIUol .. 3·~,& •• ."\' y In the offt ce of the recorde:r
L"..~~ -~"r of the Co unty of Ora11 ge, state
~v ~~ of California, and given to se. le~~ cure payment of a prom is-
1 >Or y oote tor m.ooo.oo, ""'"' ~lU May IJ, 1963 , payable Wit h in.
m~T.•d terest thereon as therein pro.
:;;--U•VICI viderl , in !avor of HOME FECi.
ERAL SA VINGS A.'W LOA~
l He....-port Bhd. ASSOClATlON Of SA~ DIE GO,
~~~=":•:•:po~•';':"':':"=~~a Ca!.ifornla corpor ation. That a br each of the obll.
gatlons for whi ch said deed
We;;;/?tchff Chapel of trust was given as secur ity
has occurr ed In th.at the fol--1'!11111'¥"' lowing pay ments due upon saJd
427 E. 17t+a ST. note were oot paid ~·hen r:lue,
COSTA ._.ESA and still re main due, owing and
Ml 1 . .-. unpaid; The monthly Instal. l;;::;:::~:;~~~::::;:~Iment of pr incipal and Inter est M A T T R E S S E S I d"' June 20th, 1910. and sub.
I sequent Installments due there-
MEW -aE•orLDUfC a.lter, ther eby dec Laring the en-l r~tular Shapes I~m.nprblt _ c.ttOD 1 tir e pr incipal balance of $65,-
124.96 due and payable, to-
COSTA MESA M.Anuss co. gether with Interest ther eon
2 t 50 Ntwporl 11~4. Ll berly a. t 101 from May at the
LEGAL HOTICE ·---
rate of 9'i , and late cha.r~s
.:i.S set forth In said deed of
trust, and together with any
and aU sums advanced by the
Beneflcl.ary under the terms
and provisions of said deeQ of
trust, and de linquent taxes, as-
sessments and Insur ance prem -
iums, If any,
That b}' rt-ason therE"'f, the
und ersigned, pr esent bene-
fic lary unde r said rleed of trust,
has executed and delivered to
sald trustee a wr itten deda.ra -
tiOn of default and rlemand for
sale, and has surrendered to
sa1d trustee satrl det>d of trust
<~.nd all t1ocuments evidencing I
obligatiOnS secur ed ther eby, f
<~.nd has declar edandrloeshere-
by decta.rP all sums secured
ther eby Immediate ly due and
payable, and has elected and
rloes hereby elect to cause the
propert) desrribeti In said deed
of trust to be sold to satisfy
tile oblu~at1ons secured there -
o;.
Datet:l August 12th, 1970
Lot ~. Block 1, TRACT 626,
as snown on a Map recorded
m Book 30, pages 40 and 41
of ~tlscellaneous Maps.
HOME FEDERAL SAVINGS
ASD LOAN ASSOCLATIONOF
SA."" DIEGO
By : Wllliam Schelling, Ass't.
Vice President
By : l.ouella. Griggs, Assist-
Secretary
PubUsh: Aug. 20, 2'7, Sept, 3,
10, 1970, In The Newport Har ~
bar Ensign.
All-Electric
a per r
~.mls E. Richardson, son
Mr. and Mrs. Rlrhard T. Rich-
ardson Sr., 543 W, WUsoa.
Costa Mesa, 1\a s been promoted
to ser geant in trte U.S. Air
Force. lie Is a per sonnel
ia\lst at Mather AFB ,
serving with the 3535th
Base Gr oup , a unit of the
Training Command. ATC
Painting & Decorating
vidPs fl ying, techlticaland
mi litary training for USAF' per -
sonnel. He is a 196'7 graduate
of Costa Mesa high schOO l and
atteno1••J Orange Coast College.
.Damato&Son
536 C!NTER ST •
COSTA MESA
more •
ouse.
Gas
642-1677
If No A.•-S.l743.
Complete Funerals Cost Less AI Westmiaster
COWPLITI fUNDAL AND IUIIAL CIHlR
)(,u Jcsen·c the w m furt "f an all -dcctri c Medol l i<'n
H o me. And fu r J n "''C ragL" of o nly 56c n wee k
Here arc the ti nJings: .O.L.·f~(Cfi'IIC G"'!i
,..CV£5 h0'-1£5
Ave rage Weekl y Co s t ol ElectncJiy $5.44 $2.61
Average Weekly Cost of Gas ·0-2.27
iltnunial Jlurk
.H•rA~arT-«:e.-etery
"E~ in One B«mtiial Pita,.
11«1•• .. ibo fuDao1 !!lid 11ur'..t .,.,.; QliiOOpt
ti;.Mata the .....t for procasiooo duougll
laYy ~ "? O'fuaowcled bi&l-1', family
iDd friends alike may ,_ pay !heir full ~eo
spodS "' attmc~u.8 the burial ....nee .... ...u u the chapel eenice, allot .... l>enlifal pU<:r.
.11. 1<11 CIIC !!lid 1110<e cwoeniaoceo ••• • ,_,IIACH aw. wwu .. mmlliiibtU
531·1725 (TOLL IIIII nOM MIWPOIT HARIOI AII!A)
nlu rc in util ity hills ')tlll c;1 n h an~ it.
Tht· cust of dcctricity fo r thl...' :l\'o,:ragc r~ll ~clc...:c t rk
M cJallilln H<Hnc is o nl y 56<" a wee k more th an tlw
cust of hDth ga s and electricit y fo r the tyrical
h 0n1c using gas . lEstab lish eJ in r~ su rvey o f mon:
than 8.000 ho mes. Bill s w cr~ rypica l of a fami ly
of fo ur living in a 3-bcdroom ho me .I
H a lf the homes surveyeJ were all -elec tric Medallion
H u mes , where CI 'L"r'·rltin)( was run by electricity
-no gas. El ectric cooking. El ec tric hea ti ng.
Electric water heaters.
The o ther half o f the ho mes surveyed used ~as.
••
Total Wee kly Cost -Gas and Eleclr•c •I Y $5.44 $4.88
E~ttra Weekly Cost of All-Electric Homes .56
Wnuldn"t yo u prefer a clea n. cool. fbmd ess el ec tric
k itch c n' A q uiet. clea n. spac e-saving electric
wa ter h eater! Fl ameless elec tric heating with room-
by-room temperature controls! An all -el ec tric
Med a llion Ho me has them -plus built-in
provis io ns for the a ll-electric future.
For the good clean life-live el ectrically.
lt"s mo re than worth the 56t a week. ~
Southem California Edi:son