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THURSDAY, OCT. 15, 1970 673-0550 OFFICES IN CORONA DEL MAR , CALIFORNIA
B • nessmen
. assail proposed
""I licence fee hi e
DICK CROUL of Corona del Mar, who s twres duties a.'> Newport RPaf·h f tty C'ounctlu'"''
atld <:o11tractor , and (;ast lt-bui!J ier, won I hi> ·'t~~1nonconiormmg'' .~wa.rrlm l.h~ 9tlt <\tUtu;.~ I
saDCI casll~> contest, ltchJ Sunrlay at t!tl-' COM bear h under 1M sponsor ship of !lw i\(·WptJTI
Harbor Ch.aml.ler of Commer ce CClntractor Croul, in tht! pOOto at lett, has Sf"•t son,eth.in g
of "' rei'Ord IJy parlictpaling in the cont£•st from lh•• start 111 1961. AI riRhl is Ill~' "1-ih•
Rock Carwty Mouut.uu," with ~-~Pa T-fJlol u,n Ann t.ustafsou of Corona r1el M.~r ..t.-; tht•
t:.tstlr-roOirddOr. Shr• '"''.J S ..tSststell hy 6-}<>ar-ald Snsau Lnv(•rl of W,:ost UJ;p .. r Ua)'
City CoWicfl members heard
protests trom several Newport
Beach merchants durloga study
session Monday afternoon r e-
garding the c ity's proposed
business license tax revision.
A staff report was given to
t he councilmen and discussion
of !he proposal will be taken
up again at the Oct. 19 study
session.
the past 21 years. It was also
interpreted as a directive to
croote equity between the var-
ious types of business in New-
port Beach."
Businessmen presently pay
a flat $25 fe-e to do bustoess,
regar dless of Slz.e and volume.
The staff believes this is an
Inequit y.
additional tu of ZO cents per
$1,000 and over $1 mJUtoo,
10 ~nts per $1,000, A com-
pany with a gross receipts or
$5 million would be required
to pay $632 tor a business u.
cense.
ln category 2, wnich includes
industrial, manufacturing and
r esear ch and development
fir ms, as weU as the Southern
Counttes Gas Co. and the South-
ern California Edison Co., the
minJmum annua.I tal: of $50
would apply, which inc hldes the
first $50,000 of gross annual
pa)·r oll. For the next $950,000
of gross payroll an additional
tax of 30 cents per $1,000
and over $1 mi llion, 20 cents
per $1,000, A company with
a $5 million payroll would
pay a Ucense tu of $1,155,
J .. f: ..
Those present opposing the
r evision were former Counctl-
man Dee Cook, Hugh M'!'natl,
manager of Richard's Lido
Muket, and a r epresenta!lve
from Robinson's Department
ston:.
Thf' staff report, conslstlng
of .1 59-page document, Is the
r esults of an 18-month study.
In 1969 the City Council had
instructed the staff to develop
a "m·xtern, t.pjated and equi-
table business license ta.x or-
dinance and to work with the
Chamber of Commerce and the
Newport Harbor-Costa Mesa
Board of Realtors in develop-
ing s uch an ordinance."
Acconhng lo the report,
''compared With his business
competitor or colleague in other
Orange Count y cilies, the New-
pori Beach businessman lYPI·
caUy pays the lowest business
llcense tll of any businessman
in the 10 largest Orange County
cittes.''
Cllanges unde r the revision
'111'0ttld employ 5ditfer ent sched-
ules for categoriz.ation o! busi-
nesses by mode of operation
and services or goods otfered.
THF. PRIZE for best tlnp C4Sile WPOI to Clyde Zulch, who Is tJusy at the re4r of Hit'
castl<' 1n U1e phOto ~1 left . The whu~r 13 ow ner of Clyde Luh.:h Or lt9nals art g-.tll&q' in
Corona r1el Mar. At ngtll Is Ulf' ru()st artistic 1·a~tle, btu!! h) tht! ''P.trtl} Gaz•·llo lJun"
Digger s" for tht-C wuun~lell!"h~li ~n shOp of &lho.l IslaM. (Ensign phO(o!:..)
The statf, in its report, sald
we "interpreted Uli s as a di-
r ective to recognize and pro-
vide changes which have taken
place in buslLess and business
Ucense tax administration over
In categor y 1, -.'hich includes
retail, wholesale, amusement,
r ecreation, hotel, motel and
apartment units, and most busi-
nesses that deal directly with
the pubU c, lncludln.g Pacific
Telephone Co., businesses
would be required to pay an
annual minimum tu of $4 0,
which lnchJdes the first S40,0110
of gross receipts; tor the oen
$960,000 of gross r eceipts, w
Category 3, which Inc ludes
professional establishm ents
and those flrms otfertngstd.lled
services such asdralU.Dg, Land-
scape design, real estate sales
and music instruction, would be
required to pay a minimum of
SSO, whJch inclUdes oDe pro-
fessional and ooe non-Profes -
sional person engaged ln the
busmess. A fee of $25 would
be charged lor each additional
professional who Is a member
of the firm; SlO for each ad-
ditlooa.l professiooal; and SS
lor each additioDill ooo.protes-
siona.l employee. Au.nuample
.all arehUecturaJ ftrm •Ub 9
professiooal ud 11 DOO-PI'O·
fessiooal employees wouk1 be
. required to pay a $ZOO annual
fee.
Irvine projects outlined
Tbe Newport Beach City
CoWicll &Dt Its t1rst real look
at 2 oew projeCts proposed
by thP lrvine Company for the
Promontory Bay area. The En.
sign had reported 2 weeks ago
on the aspects or part of the
DeW project, a "Ports 0' Call"
developmont.
The first of the 2 new pro.
jects Involves a 626.un1t apart.
ment complex proposed for con.
structlon between Coast Hwy.
and Bayside Drive, adjacent
to the Promontory Bay lagoon
development, currently under
construction by the company,
8.1. cites
traffic peril
A petition signed by 21 prop-
ery owners protesting tra1ftc
problems oo Balboa tsla.nd was
presented to City CouncUmen
Mooday Dlglll.
Petitioners clalm there Is
a constant tnfflc jam In the
alley behJ.OO 328 Marine Ave.
and that th ~ "bottleneck Is a
constant threat to our health
a..od safety.''
They outlined the problem
as being always dlmcult and
often Impossible for t&n east-
bowld car to execute a right
tlaDd turn from the east-west
alley tnlo the nocth-south al-
ley and proceed south.
''A fire eog:tne would cir-
tua.Uy nh'er be ablf! to enter
this alley, tbe ODlJ acce~:.·s road
to the homes LA the 300 .,lock
oo tbe west stdt or the Grand
Canal," tbe petJUon said.
Tbe Council referred the
problem to the stall tor study.
32S.000 OFFERED
The City ol Newport Beach
recelYed an otter tor lts Brook-
burst and Adams property In
H-Booch Mollday Di&tll
trom the Dotroey SaYings a.nd
Lou Assn.
The COlDI)I.n)' oftered to buy
lllo laDd lrom lllecttylor$325,.
000, bulldcatect the city must
accept It bJ Oct. 26. Tbe Coun-
ell rlfetred tbe matter to tbe
llalllor ll1ldJ Ull roport.
CDM YOUTH IHJ URED
A 15-JIIr~ld Coroaa del
Mor bl&ll oellool otudeot, Rlcll·
ard o. 1'llrmlll oc 441llalllla,
Coroaa del Mar, wu treded
..., ro-111 Hooa HospUOJ
T•O<IQ k 111-lu Ill fiUI.
Jlrtd w• all ear coUJ.dtd
wUb a car drt.. b7 Allee
._.., N .. 1115 0eou 81-..1.,
C... dol Mor, -I:U p.m. PvUeo-* ,..._
'-lJ. &D WU W~ OG
Oc-81-..1. ..S lloo Noll H•
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Mnrtct E. McDonald, pro-
ject ma.nager tor multJ-ta.mUy
construction for the Irvine Co.,
placed the approximate cost of
new apartment complex al a.
bout $13 mUlion.
The property to be developed
is vaunt, conslstlng of an area
ot bluffs overlooking tile lower
Newport Bay.
The density of the project
would be about 30 units per acre
and would be or Mediterranean
architectural style.
The buildings would be stair-
stepped l.tl the face of the bluff,
a.od would consist of 5 massive
structures and several smaller
ones at the bottom of the bluff.
They would be 3-storles high.
City counctlmen were con-
cerned that the apart ment de-
velopment would provide no ,
vista access to the bay lor the
genera I pubUc.
"The fact that there Is no
public vistas bott)ers me," sa.ld
Councilman Milan Dostal,
Councllm~n llad indicated that
they had thought about buying
all or a portion of the property
for a park at one lime but that
It was too expensive.
Jim Taylor, general plan-
ning administrator for the Ir-
vine Co., responded by saying,
"I am remlOOed of a court case
during which it was said: 'Tt!at
wllich the pubUc cannot afford
the pubUc shOUld oot require.'"
Mr. Taylor said, hOwever,
that the company had wrestled
with the problem of vista ac-
cess but that it just was oot
possible In this kind of de-
velopment.
F'AHlH Ll·.:; HA:".A'I;:\. :5Pll f, dl l~n . -.ttn wfltpp .... ! '!"f•J.lll! on top, t•''"' 1v ... t J s:pt"f'i<il
.twar11 to1 111·· '!\It-\ t·· .. n·.Jo!"' .r<ll'-'· ·.-ontr.t t11r"' lor !he womt>n'" rli~ISIOII uf fl~t·
~ •• -."J))rt h.!tlA;r ( tumllt'r nf t ,llhfll .. fl•· flw !11'"' ool illllt• hl'if)"r ~ J.f tH'M l•ulll thiS
··o.~~t h• ICJr l tm '.'. .. :lot., l ruqU•' 'hJni• .. -.J •·o~l, ,t.tl• .,rf!• •. w r 11ru1u •lt>l M.tr.
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Thf Gl !•.'iiHI F ART f'{IIH;\1, wtth Dr F'tlWlrrl B<·rl{, r•·• (-tvf'<l th•• 'be~ d~<tlll ot'oi.r<t ..
,;.wJ.rd for flu~ s•·••n•' ,f hre ~It;., .lJ1I1 fjr)~. ThP t.tll c .. t ~ru. Tur~> enl{lneoer""1 1n tho> saM
c.1 s tle •ont··~t ... -.. !:>thiS t>lllq ot 1 . I\, VJ.nder Plun• .H'I'I,-\:.'>Of'lates, J.t n!(ht , IIIIIUli"r nf
the lo\•~1 l"olllt'l1l(.)Vrdf} jld~ JWJ rtl. CSan.1 r.tstlt> JH111In:-loy UK' En:.I ~'Tl ~~-.SJMilE'I" J
Category 4, which Includes
general engineering contrac-
tors, general bulk1lng contrac-
tors and swimming pool con-
tractors and builder s, would be
required to pay a rixed fee of
$100 per year good for 12
months from the date of issue .
Sub or speclalt}' contractor s
(exc luding swimming pool con-
tractors} would pay $50 per
year.
Ca tegory 5, businesses con-
ducted from a vellic le, would
involve two rates ; 1. Any per-
son conduc ting a bus!Dess from
a vehicle only trom a fil:ed
place of business in the cit}'
would pay $40 for the flrst
vehiCle and $30 for each ad.
dit10nal 'iehicle. Z. Any per-
soo conducting business from
a vehicle who does aot haYe a
fiJ:ed place of busl.oess in the
city would pay $50 for tile first
•eh1cle aOO $40 for each ad-
ditional vehicle.
The board of directors of the
!iewport Harbor-Costa Mesa.
Board of Realtors have voted
to oppose any cllange ln the
business Ucense tax.
Tile Ne'of'P(Irt HarbOr Cham·
bet of Commerce board of dl·
r £>C tors also has rejt>cted the ~ ta.x cha.nge proposal bUt
ol'!ered the following alterna-
tives;
1. That the minimum Ucense
fee be n.ised to $40 a.nd tht
bala.Dce of funds oeeded, lf any, "I would eocourage you to
cootinlM! wrestUng.'' Mayor Ed
Hirth sa.ld.
Tile other development, wh.lc h
has some Balboa Isia.Dd rest.
dents concerned, lnvolYes what
the Irvine Co. refers to as
"Balboa Wharf' or the "Villa
Marina redeVelopment pro-
}eet."
CANDlDATES TOT AL K be raised ftom other 90lU'ces S.N.O.H. backs bay group o.r~:.:~~..;:v·~~ :;:~r:::.~·~.:;.:
ln an e ffort to "Save New-new organization wUl meet at lO a.m. Tuesda.y, Oct. ZO, z. ·Tba.t the e11stlng Ucense
port's Only Ha.rbor"(S.N.O. H.~ Tuesday, Oct, zo, at tne home Ln the multipurpose room at ree be dott>lec:l u the previously
a oew group Is being formed to or ttirs. Angela Ficker Wlllte at dlWa.rtne~s Ubr1 ary, to hear a preseoted a.herDilllve Is re)ec~
fUrther the purposes of the 1132 W, Bay Ave., Balboa . An scussiOO 0 the propositions tecl.
The project woWd consist
of removal of the Vtlla Marl.na
Restaunnt and Ken NUes Mo-
tel to be replaced by 1. series
of specialty shops aod S rest-
aurants, and WOUld elteod alooc
850 feet of ntertrool ad)lceat
to Bayside Dr.
Friends of the Back Bay and open meeting and community and to Usten to the schOol board s. 'That if the Council, oever-
Lnvolve users of the lower bay, a!t.a.ir will be held In Nov e m. ca.ndldates appearing on tbe No. lbeless, adopts tne city's g:ross
"PEq)le of the lowe[ bay can ber. vem~r ba.Uot. receipts plan, then the measure
r.:;~:~;r:.::~~ Boys club site okayed ~E~:::~~:...:i~·E
loteroaUonal yachting cup win-At least 72 residents of the amaog severa.l couocilmen •bo cross receipts be bracketed.
oer Btu Ficker. East Bluff ar• are (U)Osed were surprised by themassop-4, Tbat ,bat.,.er method '-
The lrY1.ae Co. sa.ld 11 brt-"Tbe quality or our envlroo-
UeYed that tbe majOrity c1 tbt ma is beLnc drastically at-
trade tor tbe shops would be feeted by OYtr~J;lllDSIOD otde-
dran from Ylsltora to Balboa ••lapmeats lD the tmmedll.te
lsla.Dd. artu surrotmdlnc tbe bl.}'.
Mr. TaJ\or Mid ta. uctlf.. "We must ru.llse that whal-
tectun.l ltJ'le woOl COOI1It o1 nu rw.wtns to tbe tower bllJ
ooft wood -.ror ~lo 1o prtdlcated .., what hajlpeas
wltb plllDp plaad Lat.o tba to tbl_. bi.J, b'om tH stud-
water ud~IICPllr'IOI' poUt o( both ecolocJ aDd boat·
dtcU oqr tbe wu.r. 1Jtc. lower baJ bas reacbed a
A public hoarlll( 011 a ----· Till lllturt 0C cllollp lrom R-l 10 C.I.R lor IICh!lll( Is Ill ... -. Ill llle
tilt ~ will bt lllld ""'· ......
5111 I p.m. otClt)'ltaiL A 11-111( c:ommlttH lor Hit
to the locatson of a Boys' Club position to the stte, pointed out used, S per ceat be ustld b'
in Ute East Bluff J».tk. accord-to the residents, "1 see tm oot ~klpmeDt lD the city, with
in& to a petition presented to here between tbe aces ol 8 l.lld sueb f\md.s to brt admLDJ.stered
tbe Newport Beacb Clty C01m-18 protestlq a boys club at tbe by a committee to iDe hiM rep~
ell Mooda7 111&111. The Couodl slle." "'-""" OC U. ciiJ, otal!,
IPPI"O"ed tbe site after a leQCtbJ Oae wornu. wbo ldeaWled ct.mber &ad a rcnltGt&U"
diseu.Docl. ttv•lt u a member ot Wo-. o1. tM r..wn.ot. botel-motel
A strt.acotr...,..lfromtbe mu'J lJbenlloo., said., "A &Dd ,_, •• -cmtJIIt of the
area mucbed kt tbl podium to bOJs' elm la n.a., bal -.tat comm•t:J,
..... tbelr ... .., ... _._ -llle drls. whot '-"Is
"We-c-. DOt qalul 1 boys' do tbeT IWt?" o.tac tM IM9 • 70 fllcal cl~,'' said Y.kMel ....,.._, eo.ctlnaa MUu Dostal r.-,_,., tM dtrreoalftd$110,000
"Wt'rt 0C1iaot llo llolll( to. pllod, "Two0CIIIIdfls-ill ·--tilt nt"lll(
eattd lD £ut Bb&U, wW•tW• to n'lm It tM ao,r Cttb." .. "•• IIOIMI IU. n. ..,
Is .. -·" 1'111 ...... _, 0( tilt ~ --"" ell)' VIet MaJor Hc:rward Rocva. .U. ftl _ .. lDC'JIII. $4.50,000.
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KAY FINCH, noted Corona <1(-1 M41' ceramist, IS putting the
finishing touches on d "l,o model of a co:tsttine seal and a
baby seal, whi ch Will 1.1€ '.451 w broru.e and placed on the
oU~shore r ocks near !nsp1rauon Potnt as a memorial for
the late Braden F'inctt. The Corona del Mar Chamber of
Commer ce tw.s set up " m~monal fund to establish the
landmark, .trvl .at Mond.!.y e~erung's :-:ewpor t Beach Cit)
Council meetiug, per mtss1on ,.·as 4Sked to install the me-
morial <tt the t..ea :/1 . 111e rf'Quest wa s r eferred to the PBR
Comm1ss1on and the H} .trts Lomm1 11ee. Braden and K.a)
F1nch opened the!I ' .. r .. mt• studio and workshop on Pearl
Harbor da}. 1941, ln lht-location now Q<;cupied by Don the
Be:tchcombers restaur4nl, i.iod 11 {'Oflllnuf'd ln operauon
for 20 years, Wltil SIJOrtl~ .after &r .. den's death In 1961.
Braden served as president o! the CO M Chamber and Ne w-
por t H.u'bor Chamber, Chairman of the county samtahon
dlstnct, B ;ears on the school board, 4 year s on th~ .:\ew.
port Beach Pl..alllllllg CommissiOn and 4 years on t11e
~eW'pOrt Beach Ctt; Counctl. {Ensign pt1oto .J
EROSION CONTROL URGED
The :-:ewport Beach Clry
Coun cil passed a resolution
Monday night urging tmmedi.ate
action to accelerate beach er o -
Sion control measures and to
r estor e the q~ltt) of sand on
beaches lil West ~ewport.
The resolution, addressed to
Gov. Ronald Reagan, sta t~ rep.
r esenta.Uv es and t .S. congress-
men, asks them to ·seeK 1m.
medl.a.le action Lrom the Corps
of EoJiDeers to abate e11sti.ng
dangerous a.nd haz.ardous beach
coDdUions, a.nd lo r estore the
recreational aspects of West
:-lewporl beaches by removing
clay hll aod replactn~ it with
qu..lil} sand,"
The resoluuon .t!SO pomts
out that the ex.1snnr Slt'~>l gro1ns
present · ;;. sen ous l~o~.ta.rd to
s.,.'1mn1ers," 4IVJ I hal the
present erodt'd f:'OndihOII of the
beach 10 the V!Cintt) of 32nd
St. presents & dang,?r 10 prop-
err) aDd reduces v"ltUble rec-
reauon space •• :·
The Corps of Engil)@f'rs 1\as
told the cit~ II does noc: have
sufficient mone} to construct
.1 rock grom at 32ud St.
TRAFFIC STUDY ORDERED
Newport Beach cit} council-
men dir(>Cted the public ,..orks
direc::tor , Joe Df'vlm, Monda;
night to confer ,..ith qualified
consultants on the city's pro-
posed traffic study and to ar -
range for formal presenU.Ilons
to t11e Counc1l b} .1t least l
firms.
Cit) COUD<'II men, In stud}tng
.1. ne-.· draft of spenflc6Uons
for the stud}, sug"?ested some
mmor changes Ln ,..or d1ng, bot
!.tude<! U\e document 45 ... 1!0011
one. The) wer e somewhat con.
cerned that prov1s1ons for a.
cltlu:>ns oldv1soq rommlttee
wa s left out of the-hrst ph:i.se
of the st00} .100 ordere-d that
such a !'omm1ttee beorganu.ed •
Tilt-Co unt II .qJprOVt'lJ J te(-
omnlend.i!IOII b) Ma}or l:.rJ lhrth
tltar the committee r onSisl ot
I lll~fll~r from ea ch counc!l-
maruc d1stnrt, .t representJ.uve
from OOt h lht> :\eW}Xlrl H.ul.()t
Ch.irnber of Con.ruer1 ~> ~nrl the
Coron.l 11el ~ .. r t h4fllber of
LomrT>e nt-J.fl(j ~ ou nliln,en
.;.ttw ~ as ll41SOn nJt'IT<t~~>rs.
The stud~ woul•l ldenftf\ tl\('
lr:i.ffl( problem!> .. :; p..rl of
ph.be I. PtwSt ~ "'ou\1! te.
ter uune r•·J.sori.iloll· o~lt£•rna .
liVE':. of ,.ulul!OII:. to the prob-
lert.:,. Ph..sse 3 -.·ould r•·• on,-
meOd -=-;..e 1!1( -.ohtlton~.
C111 lro~ffi< .. n~ne·r i~ol'll'rt
JJ.ff~: ~·.,.~ tl1t: CoUll• .I ..1 l\4\1
park" fq:un of-:.,;;, 100 J.S thE'
estunate<l r ost of suet. • stud}.
AMERICAN f'IELD SERVICE STUDENTS !rom b-olp
laDI1s were liGodiJeed Suodi,J at a ncllp(JOG M._, at lbe
borne ot Yr • ..t Mrs. James BoDd c1 cameo Sbor-. Ple-
l11rod bore art llle Ylolllq lllldeala. palrod oft Willi tlloll' roc .. d5ters Uld ~ at""'*' bomel lbl1 aN.,.
111( -Ill· -,_ .. eo.-cltl Mor --ill* rr.. row, Frtow ltolemo lrom Doooto, Ellllapla, uti Trlda
Croob ot Harbor' View Hllllj bd row, tw1u Pt.-aid Pal
Sllor 0( Cameo Sborto. wU> EU F"lft ..... Oolo, ftanoJ;
Srd row, "-1 ec.m. ftom Pat'-. Fra.~~te, ud DlltlltiM s-~ c... dtl w.r: lol> row, Dullo -.., -1u ~-. ea. Rico. uo1 one ~ .,_
Hlp"wlo _ ... _UIIIa-onoocMir·
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THURSMY, OCT. I~ 19!ill
CORONA O£L MAl!, CAll F.
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In Harbor Area:
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ARVO E. HAAPA, owner and publisher of the Ensi gn
• STOP THlS UNF Am AND UNSOUND LEGISLATION
The Log entry or 4 mont hs ago warned about new tinancial
burdens and more controls planned for local businesses, and
urged buslnessmen to voice their l)rotests against c~nges in
the business license or dinance. There already has been a
n1.1 mber o! strenuous pr otests. U ther e Is a further awakening
among the \ocal merchants, and i! eoo1.1gh. of them wtu take the
time and tr ouble to tell their views to the Newport Beach
C1ty Council, this dangerous legislation can be halted.
Ther e are two basic points of objection. One Is the !)laO to
base the license fee on gross business, which would involve
the c ity admlnistration in the financial and business recor ds
of pr ivate enterprise. The other objeCUon ts the tact that
this change 1n policy would be a danger ous breakthrough Into
a new system of tuaUon--making the business license fee
a source of new revenlK!, rather than levying it to cover the
administrative costs of the city license department. U this
breakthrough Is made, you can be sure that local bus1ne6Smen
will be lacing the threat of per iodic Incr eases lo fees In the
years to come. The lime to stop this threat is oow.
There is an air of arrogance on the part of the cit}' adminis-
tration in pressing for this objectionable or dinance ln the face
of r ising QPIX)sltton. One r eason for this arrogance Is the
tact that businessmen repr esent only a small segment of the
voting and vocal public. City Mana~r Harvey Hurlburt hlm-
seU acknowledged thls attitude, Inadvertently, by saying
MJnday that the gross receipts provision of the new fee sche-
dule wou ld alfect only about a third or the bus inesses In the
city. He also acknowledg1!d the city's attitude that business
licenses are to be consider ed lair game for r evenue source
by ctaim1ng that the current $25 annual license ree is "ridi-
culously low." The fact ls that the fee is not low, because it
now more than cover s the adrnlnistraUve costs of pr ocessing
business licenses.
This Lo g IS anot her alert to local businessm~n: Don't waH
until the 9th 1nning, w1th 2 men out and 2 strikes on the 3rd
man. Make your protests heard oow and convince the city
cc.uncilmen that ther e is a preponderance of opinion and evi-
dence that the business license fee proposal Is unta.ir and
unsound and should be re}eeted.
...Manion lJorum
By Marilyn Manion
WHO'S GOING TO FOOT THE BILL?
I h~: pnptrl;otovn e~piO'oHJn I' ... current SCllpt:gmu hlf all
"t our problems ( nme. ,)um'. rwllutron--you name J!, :.~nd
there\ \llffil'Onl· Y.h('o can rrL,\l" rh.JI "1\Jo many people·· cau~c
11 F <~r n11r ro~rl tuo man' pc1'pk rnake for crowding. but
v.e tinJ rr harJ 111 t>du:vc th<~t mere numhocr~ o.~.rc the root of
,,It cvrl ( runl·. l<lf e~amrlc. gn.•v.~ much fa,tcr than tho.:
p1>pulat1on AnJ v.cl!.1rl.'' (h..:r the lo~~t 10 yc~rs. wrifarr hilS
innr~d I k fimr'> II'> ra!ll a!'o the pOpulatiun. If Prcsrdcnt
""'m\ f-..omrh A~'hi30Cl" J>),,n hccom.::~ J~v.. the y.c)fare
c:\rJo,ll•n ...,,u he 'II ..:nt•fn\Cill' th.•t noboJ~ c:..n pn:drcl v.h:.~t
rr, fallout v.r11 he
"\'v"e n•'"' ha•c ~~ mrtlron rccePorng Sacral Security
checl,:· nh-.enc' thc mltl·J CC•1nomr~l Alan Greenspan
Ar'JfHI)\Inlrlt..:h ..tiJ nl lllrnn .HI.' rCCt'l' rng ~ome form or
~ctl.'r.H'' hcndH' •\muhcr II nulhon arc reccJvrng puhlre
•"'''tunc!." .... l.'.trh 1!1 rlullron ohtam phy'>ICran~· .. .::rvrce'
UOJCr \JcJIC.Irl' f h~· IJ \I CuntJnUI.'\ .ond II "" CXICO~I\e If
PrC\II.knl '-~'~'".' m:"" Y..:ll:trc pr11rosah become IJv.. an
,1Jd111110al I \ mrllu•n v.dl be ,,JJcd tP thl.' v.clfarc roll•
I he v:HillU\ grnur' ..orc flll"' hemg lormalrzcd 1ntu v.hJI v.1.·
nl,l\ c.oll ll\CJI C\lO\tiiiJCOC!C'. IX . 10d1\1dUal._ ri.'CCI\Ing prt)-
ment rn ca'h nr rn krnJ t>l1 ,, CClntrnurng hast~ under .• n on-
~oJng tcJcral pr11gr .. rn Whtk 1t"' the tdt<: pOIItrctan who w1U
••ut-....trdl~ ,.d,,,w...,lnlg..: ht' ... .ro.··~wrtmg rcchn•411~·'· m1hl arc
I.;(Jl\.'1; ,IW,Ifl.' <lt lheH 11'1:.11 '''!l~II\11\'1"\C\eS •
~f r (>rten\p.tn hl'i ll'\e\ lh,lf thL''C hcnetfis \A-ill hcgm tO
.. rram "'the nn -ro~l\ln~ c .~p.tCI!\ <>I the sy~tem."· kaJrng to .1
ro.~ll(ll110£ ul hendih .~tmmg rhe \.Jfii>U\ fi,c,o! cOn!>trhrcnr:ll.''o.
rm tucrng .1 cllnlr<lnlt~trun lo1r I he lun•rcd funJ~ JV:trlable.
I hr' 1!11.'' rlahh II.' ad, 111 d1ri.'CI c~•nflr .. ·t~ hL'Iwl·cn Ct>n~trtucn
.:re., .md to ihc pul<lfl/iltlon lll 'IICret.•l groups ··
T hr", lh~· future In·•' 'ot:t: not nnh the rromrsc <)f h.tndouh
•n n ch.mge t11r H>tl''· htrt the figh t1flg ht;t-...ccn the varrou~
groups Y.hi"l ;1re ••n thl· doll.' Altd to th;n the almm.t certain
pr<ospect t<)r Cllnlmur:J rnlliiiJOn . CiiU'cJ hy government over·
,pcn,ltng-,,nd the lnt.~l pr clurc ~~ 4t11!1.' hi"Hr1hrng. Someday.
the lmc l•f ihll\C w1rh rhl"!f hJrhh t>ut r~ go1ng to get longer
than the lrn\' t•l pH~.hJCI1\e . ta ~ra~mg clll.l:\"n' A~k the mayor
nf Fun ( tl) wh<tt h.,rrem then
The Numn Wclfarc pr.'l/f..tm l"outJ ,,JJ as much as $8
hr llron to the huJgo:t h\ th c.tl 1<)71 T hJt adds up to eco·
nomtc madnt:" Wh,,·, g111ng to pa~· for 1f' You an-. That
thou~ht should prompt you ro contact your Representative
on Wasllingto n.-Amerrcan Way Featurts
SOMBIIOW 011 (11'11£R tlMI s<&Ytty ollllo oltllllioa -~
lftm to worry Helea Gold ol Baa. Peol""'ll PoUt. wt1o a bo)CU.ac a moact tbat Jbe 6)uDd IJl a bottle oa tbe bea.cb
1a troat ol ber bome. Tbt m...,. YU dat4KI s.pc.. 11,
1831, IIIII rtld' ''Sood bo" II -e. lam mortallJ -ed.
Dtlcl c..,U,. b)' a lloell Ill -laodly ....,U.. Slptd r-GordoD." (P-bJ &uoor Wood.)
-
ly Tom AndenGn
OUR ENEMIES-WITHIN AND WITHOUT
Guess who sa•d this: "Tbc: cap italist forces constitute our
natun•l enemy despite the fact lhat they helped us to defeat
their most dangerous representative:. H may happen that
we shall again de<:id~ to make use of their aid. but alway5
witb lhe sole aim of accelerating their fin al ruin.
"Our present policy sho uld therefore be to follow 11
moderate line in orde r to gain time for the economic and
indwtrial reconstruction of the Soviet Union and other lltatet
.nder our control. T hen the moment will come when we c11n
hurl ourselves uHO the battll.' for the fina l annihi lation of
react•on."
Yugosl;ivian t.hctator Trto sa.td that m 1946. He h as never
renounced it . No Communist leader has ever renounced the
unswaving 50-year goal of Communtsm : to destroy cap•lalism
anr.J the United States, and then enslave the world.
On hos recent vrsr t to Yugoslavia . Pres1dcnt Nur..on pnused
diclalo r l1tu as a World War II rl'~•stancc leader -...·ho ··will
~e rcmembcrctl rn ~ustory as a man of peace ··
SENATOR GEORGE MURPHY bas anoounced the awolllt-
of 4 pr omlnent Republicans to the e:~eeuUn committee ot
"Orange County for Murphy." Pictured here, from lett,
are 0. w. (Dick) Richard of lrvlne Terrace, vlce -chl.lrma.n
of the commlttee; John 0, Lusk of Harbor Vtew HUla, geo-
era! cbalrma.n; Senator Murphy, seeking r e..elecUon to hit
Znd term in tbe U. S, Sen&te; Jotln MacLeod o! Harbor Is-
land and Fallbrook, head of the eucutJve committee, and
Vic tor Andrews of Laguna Beach, carnpalp M.rectol'.
1\~ace The peace of the grave~ard. The peace of the
priwn ccll :.~ntl ~I<~W labor camp The peace of thc firmg
'quad T1t0 the tyrant establicl,l•d peacl· by nrurderrng his
opponent\, confiscatmg the land :md mdustrrcs anJ enslavmg
the pcoplt!. Sweet ~ace ~ Wh .. r outrageou' f:•l~ehood!. art.•
~·uncoctcJ 111 thy name!
N1.\00 Jntl 1"110 rcporteJiy htt rt otT tamou~l) Or. rath..:•.
rnfamot.l\1) C oultl tl be that T1 10 mrght rcph•ce RcOOzo"!
Rl'garJic~'· N1~on rnvrtl·d h1~ hl1.11>dy buJJy ru VISi t the
UnrteJ St:J\('~ soon. Crtmrn,tl. murdermg. <•t h~·•st. ~bvl·masr cr
Commun t~l du:tatoro;; ;rre ~dconw herl.'. But t1n ekctcd
( hrl\tr:tn Sl'ntlcman nanll'd l..on Smrth. Prl'SrJeut t•l the Free
Rcpublrc l•f R hodc~r a, C(tn"r even gcr " Vl\a rn cnt .. ·r ··the
land of the: fn·l.' :.nJ thl.' hon'e 01 the hnn·e.""
USDA has mad\."" hug~· gr:..nl\ to Ytlg<J~!uvu ~o that c:nl.'lll)
can better ~.:untro l re,p•r.Ji u r~ drSl"·"~' rn \Oung cattle. Th"
treason "'·'" eommrn.:d :1~ our ''"n ~.:ar r knwn v.cr~' guifl_g
hro l e m the Cl>\l-pl>CC ... quca.-
\Ve h.th.' gtvt.•n ..onJ or soiJ l•lt ··"111 curro:n<.:\ ·· nwrc th;.111
,, brllron dolfar' worth ''' fuo..l to mn .•r~·h ··nCII~\ Yugo,l;l\'1·'
under the ··t.lflll ft)f pc..tcl'·· prOgram
Yugosl..ovr..o \l.'nJ, meJ1C1n\''· ih<' Ar..oh' \\'nJ COih.>n ,,nd
dothrng, P .. 1tanJ "'-'nJ~ m.tchmer~ :tnJ \lthl'r \ted lll'nlS . ..ond
Rrrl.trn \COd' anythmg shl' c..on "t .,.·H to the Vrelcong. The
\'rcu:ong WO\Jid cutldp'ol.· m .t t..:w mmutl.'" Y.lthout the rna,.
\lVl' Ru,,r;m ;11J lhi"'·' w~HtiJ h.t~e collap,cJ long .1go w1th
"ur our .uJ
~~~~~f,~~:I.Aby mor e than a score of r e-
''Stand fast ther efor e in the
liberty wtlerewlth Chr ist hath
made us free." Galatians 5:l.
I feel as though I were a war
correspondent r eporting con-
quest and the defense against
conquest in UJIS combative
world, de.'J1)ite lhe tact t ha t I
new east as an emissar y of
peace. I carried with me, a -
mong other things, an emblem of
the floating drydockswhichcon-
tributed so much to the winning
of vi ctory in World War U. It
bor e an illustration of two sea
horses bearing between them
the head-on view of a s ubma-
r ine. It was identified as the
lns igma of an auxiliary re-
pair dock, the ARD-One, which
tired Army generals and Navy
admirals whlch ca.Ued for ac-
celerated aggressive activities,
the cutting off of the enemy's
military supplies, and for the
winning of Ule war in shOrt
or der .
Mor e omloous than the r e-
porls from the war front in
Sout heast Asia wer e the r e-
percussions from the home
fronl. A "two-bit'' ylpp ie per -
Iodical sold on a Washington
str eet cor ner told how Vice
Pr esident Ky of South Vietlli:l.m
had been prevented from tak.ing
part in Dr. Mclnlire's march
for vtetor y. U related: "Ky
stayed home. The anti-war
movement had flexed its col-
lel."'ttve muscles and scared him
away. Neither the reassurance
of the right-wing nor the might
of the U.S. gover nment was
enough to lure Ky to Washing·
ton, whose people had threat~
ened to tn nsform U into a
'free fire zone ' shOuld Ky a.r·
rive. With Ky 's staying home
came the first taint whltfs of
revolutionary victory.' •
After observing all this tur~
moil, I think. tnat all of us
should stand last in ow-Ub--
er ties, and be r eady to de-
fend them at all times. I am
thinking of volunteer lng for ser-
vi ce in Wor ld War Dl , well
knowing that an army or navy
manned by octogenertans might
nol s uccessfully be able to de-
ferxl our Uberties, but hoping
that the teena~r s and the 20-
year olds would respond to the
call for volunteers to save our
country and all that it has stood
for through the years since
1776, It may be up to all of
us, this time.
WILLIA M F. PELLS of CUff
Haven has been re-elected
president of the Orange CoWlty
branch of the Amer ican Can.
cer Society. His report at the
.uutual meeting was high lighted
by the announcement that the
branch r Used over a mtlllon
dollars in 1969-70. Mr. Pells
pr esented a speclal award to
Mr s . Paul Holmes of Bay
Shores tor 10 years of ser -
vlce.
\\c "·II" h•n nc.J1t ~ t',)lunJ. H1mg.1T). (. h'lho..,l.w;t~•·•·
KumJnr.l. I ·"' t .crm,m~ .ond oth..:r Ku~"·'n ,,,rdllf..:<; r..oJJ.J -
111111 et.:~Uipmcnt . ..o1rhonw nJ\IIJPIJOn,,! dl"'!Ce~: wll1ng moll'.
chcmu,:al plan1s: vac uum gauge~: tood: raJ1o cummun1c.,tron'>
cqu1pmcnt . chcmtc . .t ... clectwnrc computer~: rd1cf map, .1nll
co:"t anJ gciX.Icllc 'urVl"} c h<HI ~ ol our cnrrrc .;o.,..tlm.;
rec hnJ e.ll u.~ra .md r.k'lgrr '>pL'CilkJilon' for con,rruct1nn nt ,,
glycerol l thc m:tm rngr..:J1ent of explo~1V1.''ol pl.tnl ->~11 ol
v.h1dr rh q \1~ tn help k1tl Af11e n c..on lxn' 1n Vretn.un All\l"ll ·
I commanded between 1943 and
1945. It had docked and had
assisted In the r epair of over
100 of our submarines, some of
which had engaged the enemy
and had sunk a dozen hOs lile
sh1ps Wtll\ a dozen torpedoes.
This floatmg drydock won for
herself an enthuslastic "well
done" commenda tion from the
commander of the s ubmarine
OOse at Pear l Har bor , and had
br ought to me the bronze star
decoration and a promotion in
rank.
LeHers to the Editor
.:..on mon~·\. Anwru.:;111 tOOI1ng ..ond Amcrrc,tn lno v.ho-... havl·
lx·<'n l!'<·li to hurld .111 ;oulo piJnt tn Ru""a ....o rh.11 Sovrct
IIUC~\ CPtriJ po.:;ili.'!Uih h..tUI :lfllfllllnl\1011 iii\J CQIIIIJnll.'nt 10
...,urth \ ll'lnJnr tc• ~rl! AmerocJn men Nelson Rodl.'fcllcr
,Hl\llyrol\ \-.11110 h,t\(' C\l'/1 rt"ltnlt:tl J <opeCral cnrpor.ltllln 10
.,ell hl thl' ..:n\'1111
l<u .... l.t "utle ut thc nHl\1 had.v.;onl 1l.1110n\ rn thL' Y.11rlJ.
>1\ll'rJe <~I Atn~.. :O.I u~l 01 Ru~\1.,·, ~C 11.'nt 1lk ,mJ rechnu·
I flew With thiS emblem to
the 1.r.atlon's capitol, there to
have it remam In the Navy's
t1istor ica I ar chives, as an ever •
la sting remembrance of the
contributions made by this
tloatlng drydock, and of the
logu.:..ol lfc,dopnrl·nr' ..tnd ~nuwht)V.-Indudrng the bomll--artistic finesse of the painter
v..-re \h)lt:n f n•m eothcr Odllon .. (lr gr\·l'n to rhe l<u .... r:\M b' who did the work., whom t re -
,uJr o-...n tr,ulnr' In the pa~t thr~·~· }l.'.trs, htmdreJ « of Ru~~1an member as Vito Recopito, of
'l'1enlt~ts anJ ~pll'' hah· comhcd th" countr} to karn ,til '-"{' Woonsocket, R.I.
~no-... ,,hour ,riOmoc t'ncrg\. occanugr.~ph~. chl."'mr,rry. com· ScarcelY had we touched
pur~·r ... .J'tr~·ph\\IC\. ek~.:t runtc~. nh·ttrorology. mcdtcrne, m.t· down, and J had the oppor twtity
chrn~· 1\1ul,, .~ ....... ,11hl~ lrnc rr~Xh•ctrLon . urhan pl.wnmg, agn-10 de Uver the emblem to the
l·uJwr.tl ~n1l'-"·h1J"' naval htstor Un, than events
On·' h1Udl~ cold J.,~ .1l Valle} Forge. (,cncr.tl \\'a\hrngton began to occur in such se-
.... n~ to llf\1.' ~~~~·c .mli ,,l.cll f,H Jrv•nc grud,,nce Latef h..: sequence that it seemed as
r1WI v.trh h1~ nttl1t.!f\ kulief\ .• nJ v.rrh k·ar~ m hrs eye\-though the r umor sotwar might
11<1t t..:ur' ul /,·m ur luilill"t'. hut tc .. r, of priole rn 1hc hrrue1 mater latit.e Into ac tual conflict,
'urrounJm~ hun .1nJ 111 vur new IV·pub/ic-ht' gave a clear and that ag-ain we would have to
.md ~•mrk conlm.onJ ""Put IHlllt' hut Am.:ne:m ~ on guarJ defelld the liberties gTanted to
111111ghr'·· ,\ •~·v. yc..oh ;1gu, Commandcr-rn·Ch1ct J(lhn .. on us by the founder s of our nation.
'"1tcd 111\l"I.Jlll~u..:ulh ··w c·rl' gomg to fight from nov. on .md Dr. Car l Mcintire's 2nd vic -
... c.rc !c!l••ng ,,, tx· •• r them to ;1 'tanJ.;;t,ll"" Not thl· \"1.,~enng' tor y mar ch was but a few days H~ ""·" t..oJI.rng ,ok..ltll thL' K~·publrcan,. He had no rnt\'OIIOn away when it was announced
••I h..•,Jtlilg th~· \ ''-"ll.l•ng b.,·c..oU\1.' 1t mrght o llenJ Rm~ra. v.hlch Vice PresldentKyofSouthViet -
'upplrl.''> ~o:or, ul thc \'rercon~fs w.tr m.ttcrial And nl'rlh..:r !lam would not take part in the
dvc' Pr..:~•d~·rH "•\on. v.ho hd~ ,1]-.o requl·~tcd even mor .. · march, and would not make the
l..o\C\. m••re ·culrur .. l C.\ch .. mge·· anJ more ··bmlg.: h,uldmg pr lncipaladdressatthemeetfn g
"' help 0111 R11,.,...tr1 ,111J Ea't European crrmrn.IL hc..tthcn near the Wa.shlngton Monl.l ment.
l"nt·mJI.' ... .,..h rlc "'<' ,urH'IIJcr 10 Vretnam The victor y march was held
Some p.lltro" contcnd the nwn..oce 10 our C~Juntn " .;I-and 50,000 I)E!Ople asked Pr esi-dent Nixon to stepttJ the cadence
11111~1 cnt1t.;h !rum wo1h1n Olhcr' agree wrth Ph~ II" Schl..of of the war In South Vietna, to
k \ tv.hu v.11h :\J1111r:•l \\;u~,J -...rotc ··Strtke from Space'·! ..vin a victory aM then to br ing
th.•l K"'''·~ nl,t\ humh u~ tr onr ourcr ~pact..', wnhour w.trnrng our pr isoner s of war home t.e -
1 ..ogrce Y.lth ~1 r' St·hl;1fk~ that " surprr~e auad.. hv th.: ror e completely withdrawing
Ku"r.m'" J d ... tmct pr1H1h•l•n· Rut why 1S rt a po-a;thllrt\ • our troops from that co..mtry.
li1rnpl\ h\:o,;.JII\C our onC·woriJrng. hrrdgc-huildrng ;,pflC.I'>L'f\. However , the president was
"ppontml\1\ .mll tr.lll i'r~ have J1~:.~rmcJ us to the c;o;rcnr thar not 1n Washin gton at the time,
I< II"''' ~orrld O.::<IIICeJ\ii h!) de~troy us . Ru-s.a Will alt:tek Y.hcn-as he had nown to Europe for
c'cr ,1!\d unl) -...hcnl·vcr ~he can Jo 'tO and sur vrve ann1h1l;rtmg a confer ence with Marshal Tito
f\'t,.lr.ltron It we ;trl' .tttadcd from withl)llf. 11 wdl be l•o'CIIIIW of Yugoslavia. I do not know
"' treaw n w1thm . what was accompli' !led by that
I he Amcrn;::m government, tm the pa~t JS years. 1"1:1" done vis it, but I recall hea ring over
more ro hctr ( urmlHIIll ~m .. uccecd than have all the nnn-the radio that at a banQuet, our
t ommiHH'' n.tl1on~ of thc world comhrned. Resul1<. mll·r,•nk president llad made an aner
m(ltrvc' dinner speech in which hesket-
Somc AmencJn' .,..ant to tr} <.orne o f our antr·Anrcncan ched broad new horlz.ons of .tnarchr~ls .md trauor\ for tre<~son. But arc l:ldrrdgc ( Ieaver wor ld progress, but wa s fol-
Rohcrl W1llram~ dnd Stokel y (.armrchael any mme g1ult) lowed, perhaps by Mar shal Tlto
of trea'IOn than w mc of om leaders arc.? Why ~tart at rhe fl..l msell, who demanded thai the
honom m~tcad of the top? Why attack the monkey rn"caJ United States should withdraw
of the or)!:an grinde(1-Amerrcan Way Features from South Vietnam.
ATTEND EMBLEM MEET ~~~~·~:~;r~~~£; l)lans Cor a 3rd victory march.
"What a way to go l" could ty •hich opened the conve ntJon Aner the president r eturned
be the thought '-"J)ermost in fe stivities. They will donate to this country, he made on
the mlDd of Mrs . Kenneth West-850 gifts for ditty bags. Mrs. Oct. 7, his lllstorlc radio speech
ma.n, president of Newport Har-Westman joined in the memor~ in wtUcb be proposed a stand-
bot Emblem Club 394 as she lal service and took: her place still ceaseftre a negotiated
was feted at a pre..eonv entioo in the president's scholarshlp l)eace io.SouthVletBam,apoUti-
party on Oct. 11 at the Newport march, donating to the s~reme cal settlement tn that war -torn
Harbor Elks Lodge, prior to scholarship ftmd. Also attend~ country, the withdrawal of
dttp&.rting for Las Vegas to at-lng convention are club mem~ troops a.Dd the release of our
teDCI thls week's National Em-ben Mrs. otis CardWell, vice-prt.ooers of war.
blem Club conveot.ion. president; Mrs, Eugeoa Berge~ u •a..s reported that the Viet
Newport Harbor members ron, Junior past pres ident; Mr s. reds were cool to the Prest·
partic lpated ln tberound141par-Jolln Barclay, 1st triL'5tee;Mrs. dent's peace plan a.od a Viet
FROM THE BIBLE
Emerson Weotzell. 1st assis~ Cong emts.tarY ~de a pot~
tant marsbal; Mrs. Herb Mat. by -point re)ecUonofh15speech.
eras, organist, and Mrs. Rich-Tbe Sotth VIetnamese 10"-
lt ye lon me, keep my com-a.rd Marvin. erwnent 1D Saleoo endorsed
mudmeott . Presldent NLJou'J plu for
ADd 1 will pray the Father, oi. .. RP TO HEAR CHORUS peaco, aod o!MWboro .. _..
and be shaU ct•e you a.ootber Newport Beacll Cr.peer 121, 8Ast Alia aorS to Auatnlla and
Comforter, that be may abide the Amer1ea.o AIIOC1&Uoa of N., Zeala.Dd. tbe pruldelllWOP
Yltb JOO tor ..,tr; Retlrtd Par1001, will meet &t ~t. Japaa .. komed tbe
£"en tbt Splrltaftrutb;wbOm 12:15 p.m. IOdaJ, Oct. 15, at HlJoa piU, ud Soatll Korea
the world c:aAnOC recet"•· be~ tile Ullitartu uw .. er•UII wu reported to lla"e ea1led u
C&UM It seetlt hhtt bOt, Deltber Cbureb, 1!59 Vlctorrta, Costa "atDctn ud coutrveU•e.''
mow.tb him: 1M ,. taow btm; Mesa. Tbe Rubor St!Dkw Clti.. NenrtbeR. lta.tMnwaUU
tor he dw'eu.tb with you, ADd Mn&' cboru.s, .:Itt the dtnc-u It m&1 be, 1t doll DOt COG·
shall bo to you. (St. Jobo tto• ol lfrl, JamN E. (lr.,.) lorm 1o tlMI ''poUttoo lOr tbt
14:.15-17.) Sa•ye.r, wtU etUrta.ln. rectt•11 ot a:rt..ance:s" atpred
• GlVE ST UDENTS JOBS
Edilor of the Ensigo,
I realize that t he unemploy-
ment rate In this coWlt Y is
r ising dallY, a nd that there are
many adult s out of work, but
it seems to me that there must
be some part-time job openings
for high school students .
Mosl em;:~loyers refuse to
hire applicants whO have no
prevwus work exper ience. Thls
is under standable In speclal-
lzed and teciWcal work, but
tb.er e ·must certamly be some
j)bs that students can lear n
with Uttle training. How"eanone
obtain wor k eq>er ience U he
must have it to secure a joO
in the firs t place? Ther e are
many s tudents on minimum
class schedules who are free
to work In the after noons or
evenings. Most of them need
jobs to helD cover up -coming
coUege expenses, alld wo uld
prove to be ambitious, depend-
able worker s, il only given
the chance.
Sincer ely yours,
Mimi Oupule
1810 Tahuna Ter race
Irvine Ter race
written in Latin in those days,
It was Friar Juan Per ez of
La Ra bida, of a Franciscan
friar y, who introduced Colum-
bus to Queen Isabella. In 1492
the Queen offer ed to pawn the
cr own jewels to ra ise money
for the venture. Funds were
raised by the treasur er , hOw-
ever , to fit out the fleet. Isa-
bella was able to k.eep her
)E!Welry :tnd won a new world.
No discoverer was ever
promised so much befor e his
perror mance. No dlScoverer 's
perfor mance so greatly e:~
ceeded hls promise.
Mrs. Thomas Bec kwith
1861 RhOdes Drive
Costa Mesa
• GENERATION GAP
Editor of Ule Ensign
Parents interested in better
under standing the causes of the
so-called ''generation gap"
wou ld do well to read Benjamin
Gitlow's "T he whole or thel.r
lives." Wr itten in 1948, the
book gives a great deal of in-
sight into the over.all com-
munist operation in L'l.e Uni -
ted States, for Ben}a.mln Gil-
low was once one of America's
~ALL ABOUT COLUMBUS leading ,communists. ln regard
Editor of the Ensign, to . the youth movement, Gitlow
Though Chr istopher Colum-sa1d:
bus came to the New World . ·:tn the communist ~ty and
to find gold he sailed past a 10 tts youth or ganl.tatton •. , a
.source of w~lth that has grown relentless war goes on against
every year tJt.O millions of dol-what the communists ter m pet-
lars. ty bourgeois ideologies and In-
Columbus rot on ly discover ed fl uences. Through this cam-
a continent, he discover ed pipe l)a.Jgn the communist or ganiza-
smoking and the cigar. Out!-lion seeks to tear down r e-
fully he reported to Queen Isa-spect for I he structure or civi-
bella that Arawa.Jc Indians on llzatlon, its ideas, culture,
san Salvador lsland were laws, moral staooarcts, cus-
"drink.in g smoke" rrom a ''roll
of leaves ro lled In a leaf it-
sell." Not ttlinking ver y much
of the custom, Columbus
promptly forgot about lt.
It was Sir Walter Raleigh who
made pipe sm.)king f:lshlonable
by introducing the pipe to the
court or Queen Elizabeth. He
bet her Ma}esty a ba.ndl'ul of
gold coins that he could weigh
the smoke O"om hls pipe. Skep-
tically the Queen took tbe bet.
She called the court chemist,
who weighed the tobacco-tilled
pipe, smoked It a.OO then we~
1t a pin. When th.e pipe wa.s fOWltl
to be Ugttter, Sir Walter claJmed
the difference was the weight of
the smoke.
The Queen paid ott, com-
menting wryly that Sir Walter
was the tlrst mao she bad
ever met whO could turo smoke
llltO gold.
Spanish. AUors .00 ~loted
me Ca.rl.bberllo a few year a later
tried smoldnJ, liked It and
trought tobacco, the clpr and
pipe back lo Europe.
Sput.sb ooblemtD tried
samples brouefd: back, and 80011
it wu atad.Enryooensnis ..
tnc tobacco lea••• in tbelr pr ..
c~e .. aodproudiJalleriJir•,.,_
les 1o lllotr puto. Tbu tllo
aarne ctcarcam.C'oa~tbe$pu
tab word for pnteo, uetpr ..
tUt."
Cllr-Columbus ...
-ol tlMI -ttll ..., .. IIIII oartptors Ill Ill time. Stll-
lllldt ud salt-td11c&tod, toe
laupt blmsall Sputsb IIIII
lAllA. ~, -.....
-
toms, r eUg1ous lnstltutlons, pa-
triotism a nd tr aditions.
''They are taught Amer ican
hi sto ry which is delibera tely
colored to break do wn their
patriotism. They are impreg.
nated with atheistic ideas and
inculcated with communist id -
eology. Their mlnds are crlsl-
pled In or der to develop them
into gOOd com munist a tomatons.
''In the older youth the break~
down is most noticeable In the
field of morals. Their tmma~
ture mind s beCome eo dWarfed
.md twisted tha.t they beUeve the
best way to prove that tkey
have freed themselves from
petty -bourgeois influences Is
by ttying in the face of the
moral .starxlards set by society.
'·F irst to s uffer is the fa.m-
lly. Family ties are severed.
The communist youth seeks to
become an Independent agent
by lreeing h.l msell or her self
from family restraints.
"The youths are pampered
and patroni zed In order to mold
their Impressionistic juvenile
minds to suit the purposes of
communism. The communist
pa.rty goes o1.1t of Its way to
ma.k.e the youth feel that they
are the Important e lements 1D
the movement. This patronl.ta-
ticn develops youthful arro-
gance aDd inte Uectua.l conceit
character ized by a communist
snobbishness which accentuates
their moral degeneraUon.' •
Does tfl..ls sound famiHar wtth
what Is happending to today's
youth..,
Yours truly,
Richard E. Woodin
San Gabrlet
---t: .........
KATHRYN ar~d Rar~daJI Nichol s. (StNart Drohr pho to)
NEWPORT HAROOR ENgGN
ARST SECTION --P .. 3
Central Bible Cburcb otCoata
Yea. wUI bold Ita 5th aD11U1.1
mtaslonary cooterence October
18-25, with the tbeme: "Re.
deemtnc tbe Ume ." Missionary
Paull....and:rey ol OnrseuCru.
sades will be the maJn Sl)ea.ter.
Services this Sunday. Oct.
18, wlll be at 9 a.m., 10:30
a.m. and 7 p.m. Mooday through
Wednesday the evening services
are scheduled for 7:30 p.m.
A youth empba.sis rally tspla.n.
ned for Friday night at 7 p.m.
THURSDAY, OCT. I~ !911l
CORONA OEL M_AR, CALI F.
wUb Sweed Anderaon of Cam·
pus Crusade for Christ speU-
lni.
Basll Costerlsa.n, also with
Overseas Crusades, and cur-
reotly oo tur1oogh from IOOo·
nesJ.a, will speak at the 9 and
10:30 a.m. servtce5 on Sun.
day, Oct. Z5.M1ssionarles trom
various parts of the world will
be bringing reports as well as
films depleting their work.
The publlc is invited to the
meetings.
Church News
The Luthera.D Church of the
Master, 2900 Paclllc View Dr.,
Harbor View H.lUs •• The topic
of Dr. William Eller 's sermoo
for the 9 a.od 11 a .m. Sunday
services is "Pray the Lor d
of the harvest." These are
special "commitment " hours
of wor sl\l.p , The senlor tdgh
Luther League wJU meet at
7 p.111. Swtday am the youog
adult fellowstdp at 6:30 p.m.
• • •
An adult program of di scussion
groups wiU be held at 10:20.
The Episcopal Young Church-
men will meet for a folk mass
a t 6:15 p.m., followed by st4)-
per . The program at 7:30 p.m.
will be on comparative r eli-
gions. • • •
TALE~TED MEM BERS of t h~ women's fellowstup of Ply-
mouth longrf'g;stlor\dl cl•urtl• 111 \ewwrt Her~hts wr\1 dts-
plo} thtlr .ut oll)ects .tJIIl rtlf tSIIII J~ <~.r1ormH~'<IIt<; ~~a tea
-'!. •.:~utJque from ll <~..cn.to 4 p,ru . lll!s Satur•la ), Ort. 17,
...! th: ltOIIII:" of Mrs. Linn 'll llltJ.nl~, 83C \'tJ. lido ~ord ,
l1·lu hie:. Pr<:turE!fi ),ere w11 1• ~trl,. r1! t' ,. l.orJilliQU{' Jtt:IHS
.!:•., fru111 ldt, Mr~. E.arl Hllf:ler of l!f!r'J\Hfl , ,\t r ~. H.Jch-
.ad Ht"r ll'·''' of Cost<! M"'S<I. 1 r,..~,rn,_.· 'JI I' P •·vt~nt o.00 M r~. E. 1\. Stromsl..io r! of M ~s>~ \'··r 1~. \lr , il.tVHJ Goo:1e
of TLJ~tl/l ts UldtrmJ.n of tile worn<'11'-:. 1·-llu.., ~··II', "no! Mrs.
Lt•O r ~e \l.t'eo-lon of Sltore Cl.ilb h puloli rt:. • tuLrrrtJ.n .
HERE'S MUSH IN YOUR EYE
Peop\r once I.Jc.Jtn\ -.too.:-. "'''h ~1otf\ rnc.tl .tnd htH"\C)
Tod.t~ "'e "'nuldn 1 th1n.._ nl lJ"n~· ·' ,,,n,IXlttlll ,uch
.t\ tht~ nc.il our <:~~' Bur rh,·tl "l' ·~· lu~~~ W~
h oi\C ffioin\ f.t~l-.1\:!lfl~. rlo.:,l ... \111 .11\llliP!C' hlf tfl !C\"·
!ton~ ~th,,n.,_' '" mcd•~.tl ""~~'"" <' \~~ , "'ll f"h' ,,c,,•n
:.bout 1hc-..t lll'\H"f dfcl..!••c rcn•n\,,., let h1m
Jeudc v.',;~b nwdu .... rwr"~'> .tiC 1~,1 lo•l 'l'UI n•·cJ'
I hen. hr111~ h" ra·"-"1"11•'"' r< u' tur ~"rnrnun,!Jnt~
C ... istensen Pharn1acy
Xdl E. COAST RWT .. COlORA DEL II.U
OJUOLE l -1550
Miss Harper is bride
of Randall Nichols
Newlyweds Mr. a.od Mr s. a Camelot cap cove red wiU1
Randall Scott Nichols are mak-lace.
Pr ince of Peace Lutheran
Church, at Mesa Ver de East
Drive and Baker St., Costa
Mesa--Paster P. H. P. Gut -
ter idge, well koown Bible teach-
er, will speak at the 8 and 11
a .m. Sunda.y services, and also
at the 4 r .m. prayer, pra ise
and fellowship meeting.
Chr istian Science Chur ches
-·"Doctrine of atonement" is
the topic of this Sunday's les-
son ser mon. Services are he ld
at 9:15 and 11 a .m. in Newport
Bea ch, l1 a.m. in Costa Mesa,
and. 10 a.m. ln Harbo r View
HUls.
SOUTH AF RICAN FILM
FOR P ANH EL ME E Tl NG ~~;;:::::::::::::::~ rlw \ •• wpvrt H.trlllr Pan-
lttd!£·111 ""til fJf• ~~·fll ~ So uth
Aff>'•'• "'"' '' ""'""'"A id· VFOOTRE J 0 E D u F FY • • • lng their home at San Luis 0-Atteoding her as maid of
bispo following a September nooor was her s ister, Victor ia.
wedding at St. Andrew's Pres-Bridesmaids were Miss Nancy
byterta.n Church and a ho ney-Wolf of Redwood City and Mis s
moon in the Santa Cruz mount-Kathy Sher man of Berkeley ,
alns. Attending the groom were
St. Andrew's Presbyter ian
Church, 600 St. Andr ew's Rd.,
Cl111 Haven--Or. Cnar lesoter .
e nf ield will preach at 8, 9:30
and 11 a.m. Sunday on the topic,
"Barbarians without! Bar bar-
lans wtthlnl" Senior lu gh young
people will hO ld a "secret meet-
ing of the saint s" (as Christians
must do behind the lron Cur~
taln ) at a "myster y location"
awa y from the church at 7:30
p.m. Sunday,
c.au ..\rr~.~.~~ .tl \Itt> lU:30 .:~.,m.
n"·.,.u:t, ~~· .. !ut>SilJ.·, rJ,.t. Zl ,
ill tilt' :J<11 .. r , t!la<'~ luiJhouse, SCHOOL BOIIRO ELECTION, NOVEMBER 3 1:011 •ru~.t!l . ...tr.t•.
The bride Is the lor mer Kath-hls brother, Thomas NichOls, • •
ryo Margaret Hatper, daughter as best man; another brother St. Michael's and All Angels'
of Mr . and Mrs. William Ha.r-John NichOls; the br ide's bro~ Episcopal Church, 3233 PacUic
per of 2306 Francisco Dr ., ther, David Harper and Bob View Dr ., Harbor Vtew Hills--
West Upper Bay, The groom's Poyser, as usher s. ' Communion wUI be ce lebrated
parents are the Tllomas Nichols A r eception was held at the at both the 8 and 9:30 a.m.
of 1901 Leeward Lane, Bay-home or the bride's parent s, Sunday services. The Rev.John
crest. Mrs. Harper received guests in Roger s Davis wtll speak on
Complete F .... Js Cost Lea At Wuflliutw
Dr. Charles Dter enfield of- a yellow and white cotton bro-"How we think about God."
I A~DREY, wt.o has just
r eturn~l .will, !11~ !..r.tt•il} !ron.
misstorur; sen•tct-lU Brazil,
,~~~~~ wtl! t..e the ntJ.tn spe .. kH .tt
:: the O<.t, l 8.2~ m· ssionar; 1 on.
flciated at the double ring ser-cade dress and a cor sage of
vice, which took place at Zp.m. white orch.ids. The groom's
Saturday, Sept. 5, mother wore a Ugtlt green silk
Miss Harper chOse a gown or costume with or chids.
white silk organza made with The bride is a graduate of
a bodice heavlly aOOrned with CaWornia PolytectuU cal lnstl·
3 dimentlooal Venise lace. The tute at San Lui s Obispo am
lace was repeated at the hem-the groom will graduate there
lloe, which swept to a chapel this year.
train. Her veil was Deld with
I
Pl!I'TING IT ALL where II belongs Is being demonstrated
a.t the Balhoa ocean front beach by Jennifer, 7, at left, and
WeodSf'3, daughters of Mr. and Mr s. Bill Rush of Balboa
Peninsula Point. The girls are he lping keep Balboa clean
by pick..lng 141 trash left behind by tourists (E ll Wood photo.)
FIFTH ANNUAL
MISSIONARY CONFERENCE
Central Bible Church
ORANGE AVENUE ot1311D $TREET
COSTA loiUA PHONE: 54·5303
Sunday, Oct. 18, through Sunday, Oct. 25
Nightly at 7:30p.m.
Theme: "REDEEMING THE TIME"
Mlsslooary Speakers-Films-Reports
MARINERS CHURCH
Dr. GleDD O'Neal, professor at Talbot Tbeologtcal
Semlmry, La Mirada, Is tbe pulpU min.tster tor the
10 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. Suoday services. Tbe Rev.
Wtllil.m Acton ls chlU'eb pastor and Is an.llable
for YlsitaUon and coUDS4tUne.
SUNDAY SCHOOL , • • • . . 9:00 A.M.
WORSHIP SERVICE .•••• 10:00 A.M.
EVENING SERVICE ••• ,. 7:00P.M.
2200 E. COAST HWY ., CORONA DEL MAR
fer ell• .. at r~utr~l OibleCiturcil
In Costo1 ~·1 e5.!., Paul oinr1 his
wile, Ctrol , .t t11l the1 r 2 • lit!•!·
t en, H1, h4I I J.rtd :\n~~L.t, VL..t.n
to r~tur 11 to Hrazd <~.!ter G
monttt s of lurlou~!' !lltnblr}.
SilL ES SEMINAR SET
:-.:t'wport f-Lt.rbor-(osu. ~I E"Sd
Realtors J.rtd s,.l!"!s JS$0< i.J.tes
will .ttlenol .. S"J.l{'S semtnar,
Momla }, Oct. 26, at the ~l ... sa
Ver<le Countf) CJuiJ, at LOr llng
lo GleM Martin, exeeuuve v11 e-
presldent of the board.
The speaker 1s Fred A. Pal-
mer, a nation:tiiY known sales
consullanl from
THE $500 SAVINGS BONO, g:rarw:l prize award ar the Ba lboa
Bay Lions ' lobster bake at the Corona del Ma.r beach was
won by Peggy RothschJ.ld of Anaheim, an employee ~t the
CalUornJ.a Bank ln Santa Am. Her e she is r eceiving the
savings bond from Bob Gr ensted, past pr esident of the
Balboa Bay Lions aod oow a member of the Santa Ana
Up town Lions Club. He also Is associated with Ca lifor nia
Bank in Santa Ana. At right Is Ralph Fuerte, present presi-
dent of the k:M:al club.
EBELL PROGRAM SET
Dr , Fred M, JOOson , mini-
ster. humorist and tnspira-
tional lec turer, will speak at
the ge ner al stated meeting or
the Newport Beach Ebe II Club
at the noon luncheon Nov . 5
In the clubhouse.
He 1\a.s served as minister
of Tr inity Baptist Church ln
Santa Monica for the past 31
year s. He has ser ved on the
boards of the Santa Monica
Chamber of Commer ce, Red
Cross, YMCA and Boy Scout
Counci l. He has been a mem-
ber of the board of trustees or
the University or Redlands a.nd
president of the Redlaods
Alumni Assn.
The Ebell Club will have a
catered hmcheon, ca.r d party
and Chris tmas brna.a.r at ooon
Thursday, Oct. 29, ln the club-
house. A framed, )eweled
Christmas tree on red velvet
will be auctioned. Proceeds will
benefit the Youth Employ ment
Service a.nd the Glrls Club of
the Harbor Area.
The new members section No.
2 will meet at noon Oct. 30 for
luncheon at the Ben Brown rest-
aurant In Laguna Beach with
and stitchery section will meet
at 10:30 a.m. ~ov. 9 at the
home of Mrs. Harold HJ.mmer,
427 Orchid Ave., Corona del
M.U'.
Book seclion No. 1 will meet
lor dessert at l p.m. :iov. 12
at tne home of Mrs. o.z . Rob-
ertson in Tustin,
UCI SPliCE RESERVED
FOR CHURCH GROUPS
UC re~nts nave awroved ap.
pr oximately 10 acres of "in.
e lusion'' area. on the UC I cam-
pus for lease by university -
oriented. religious facilities.
The Church of Jesus Chr ist
of Latter -day 5alnts currently
is negotiating tor l. 75 acres of
the area. The remainder or
the tract will be heiO aside for
eventual constrtJCtion of a Unl.
versity lnterfa.ith Center a.nd
for other religious organlz..a ~
tions. The 10-.acr e tract ls to.
c.ated. adjacent to ca.mpus mar-
r ied-stWent apartments at
Vera..oo Place, between Cali-
fornia. Avenue and Adobe Cir-
c le.
Mrs. Frank Merkel as chair-) HEW UCI IH TE R F A.l TH
m~e:cuoo· No.3 ls an evening SECRETi.RY 'SHAMED
gr~ tor employed members
and for those whO wts h to bring
their husbllods. They wlll meet
at 7:45p.m. Nov . 6 at the home
oC the club president, Mrs. Ray
Nielsen, 332 Holmwood Or .,
Newport Heleflts. Mrs. Marlin
Sh"ly, Newport Beach Ubl'a.
rtan, wiU ctve a book review.
Tile cre&llve dress sewtnc:
The Rev. Joseph Ha.fsten. ror -
mer industria.! sales mana g-er,
is the oew executive secretary
of the UnlYerslty lDterta.J.th
Foundation at UCL He assumes
the respooslbilltles formerly
ftUed by Dr. Cectl Hoffman.
whO wtU rematn oo the lnter -
f.llth staff to serve in ~ia I
areas of minlstry.
SUMMER END SPECI'AL!
Dr. Ha1steo. 47, oowa rest-
deli: of Newport Bel.ch, •rved
u cam&~U~ miAister at Kusas
State Ulll'ferllll)' H1l ~~~ 3
JMI'I. He lt a 1M4 a:rld\llte o1
hrdul Ulhwllty, Wblre be
majortd Ia IDOCallvl)c&l 01111-
..... l.lc. Ht wu ....... 1IIIDI&V
.,, two JtM1 cone-•• beJore
llldtr'tl.tS..I mllllltwial ltadtes
al 11M Scbool ot TbooloCJ al
Claro-In 1161. Aller to·
colfll( tbo doctor ot roU"""
·-Ia 1985, ........
-ua Pr-.nu mlal-
This is
Carpet Steam Cleaned
10% Off Regular Price
CARTIER'S CARPET CLEANING
PHONE: 548.0807 FREE ESTIMATES
2 Mil. MIN. QOOD TILL tC>ot-70 -·
But. l1ke every sh ortct..ll , rt"s o long
shot.
A man 's real ho pe rs to leorn. He
needs the basics that will get htm o
decent 10b.
A group of Gas Company employ-
ees have volunteered to help. They've
joined volunteers from o ther b uSi ·
1'lBSS8S w ort.ing a t the South Central
COitlri.DI I'VNDAI. AIID IUIW. CIHlll
OOQ'QC>Oo<>O~~~ (D(IiTD.Y tarS WAUSOUUW CJ.YPn
..... 1151 ·-$46!
of
tos Angeles Servtce C enter Other
Gos Company people ore helping ot
servtce cen ters tn Eo.st to.s Angeles
and VenJCe .
They w ork even•ngs, teaching.
Bus.ness Eng lish . Arithmetic. Anyfhing
that will help somebody get o job.
A nd t l-r ey'll teac h any bo d y who
\o\I.JOts to leom.
Gos Company peo ple don't get
any pay lor this wort. Except sotisfoc·
tron. But they believe
rhot evtl<'(body ought
10 hove o fi ghti ng
chanc e.
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•
r.:~cc.=>;:::-;:-;::·.:::=:~~.;::;:::===~~Eagles are city champs
Cooeb Pbll Bron'• Eodaoc:la Meal BUJeu 1o 1np a .. _,
EaJiq Will alttmpl to ...... tt ....... Ia tho ........ lor •
I Ia a row tbla Frld&r Al&ftl Al<lr, lll&lr:IJif 1lMI lalll' 10~.
Wbd tbey b&ttle tb1 MapoUa Pr1Deeotto came rlpt t.ck lD
Seollaola at LA Patma Sladlum tho aul-lu 1o ma1u1 It ~~~
1D AIUt.lm. 00 u eod "'IP ot 1S yards,
Tbe t.aclu WOD tbt CoRa Tbt PAT wu: mt..ased.
kle• lbrou&b tlM ..,.ltllb a
tlM 1111&110~ 1aiiJ.
c-~~-""""' lllltrtalD LOt Al&mito. at Cotta ....
Frlda1 all:l$.
Ettaoc:la wtll-llapolla al
Ettaoc:la Friday all: I$.
Mta city eha.q>lonaltJp wltb 1n tbe eth period, Chuck L---...!~~!:!~~,:;·_:s:!P:_!O~R!!_T:!:S!...,!B:..!D~I;!T!O~•~--J tHtr esctUng come from be-Boecel !owld Bob Reed all a-
lUnd W1n OYer tbt ~r ch&rced toae lD tbe 8Dd 100e for a sc.ore.
Both 11>o Elllaacla ud c-
Mesa ln>ab IQUido loot lui
week, tilt Muta.np to EcliaG
a.Dd. the EacJ.N to FountaiD Val-
ley Z0-8. nm HIJtt rambled
for 90 yards Ia the p.me't
hlc!J point !Dr tho E odaoc:la
trosh, settlng a team record
tor a rWl from sertmmace.
UGH V I K I N G S Costa Mesa Mu.stanp. Tbe pul-The kick by Scott Gayoor made
sat1oc 18 to 16 JQttelier wu a tt Z3-6, Eagle quarterback
saUJtytnc wln lot the team that Boepl iofted aoother pass into
trailed 9 to 0 and 18 to lZ be-the eod r.ooe trom 20 yards
fore quarterback Kurt Thomas out to Gaynor tor a !9-6 mar-
rallied hls team to the narrow &in and Gayoor drtued another
victory. Both teams llave 1-1
Westminster had a tlnal of-marks In the lrvloe lea!fUe.
lenslve aHempt smothered wtth Mesa. opened the scoring In
a umely pass interception a.nd the flrst quarter with a 26
51 yard return by defensive yud tleld goal by "automatic"
back Phil Metzer to put the Ben RlcarOO, and added a 25
game on tee of the battling yard scocl..ne aerial from QB
Tars. White's kick made the Robl.n Senik to Bob Bomboy
final score 28 to 15. in the 2nd qtlllter for a 9-0
TEST SAILORS
ONE OF THESE 6 SENIORS 'olrtll be queen for Corona del Mar high school's homecoming
game this Saturday evening. The wi.nner will be amounced during the haU-Ume cere-
montes of the COM-Magnolia contest at Davidson field. These senior princesses are,
. standi..ng, left to right, Whitney Terry, whose Interests are dancing, music and art; Dee
Dee Pennington. the current Miss Newport Beach; Carol Caldwell, soogleader, and Jan
Frieod, sailor, sk.ier and Hoag Hospital canctystrlper; foreground, Claudia Carver, at
left, Americans Abroad awUcant, and Marcia BloWlt, Tahitian dancer, who has ap-
peared on TV's "Dating pme." The homecoming dance will be held at the Newporter
1n.n following the gam~. (Photo by Eric Bruce of the COM High School Trident staff.)
The Newport Harbor Sailors
take on ooe of the Sunset
League's top offensive crews
When the Marlna High Vikings
invade Davidson field this Sat.
IU'day night at 8.
Viking fullback Joe Veotiml.
glla is the league's leading
rusher, and he added to IUs
totals when M.ulna scuttled
Santa Ana 38 to 0 last week.
He ripped the Santa Ana de-
fense for 180 yards and one
touchdown In 14 carries, av-
eraging 12.8 yards per carry.
Viking QB steve Monahan
scored twice and rolled lor
169 yards. His fine passing
accounted lor 3 touchdowns,
one a bomb for 76 yards.
Newport coach Ernie John-
son and Marina coach Leon
Wheeler were former associ-
ates at El Rancho in 1959-61.
This is the first year for both Who'll be Sea Queen? ~:~~1~~ffit::: .. ;::
The Sea Kings of Corona del the junior varsity, sophon ~re big 6' 5" John Fisher on a will feature 2 top defensive
Mar host the powerful Mag-Claudia Southerland and tresh-35 yarder making it 14-0 in squads, T~~ sailors have held
oolla Barons Saturday night at man Jenniler Sochomel. the first period as Gary Balch the opposltton to 3 shut-outs
Davidson field In the annual Coach Dave Holland has a lucked the 2nd of flis 3 PAT's and the 15 points In the West-
oomecoming game. potent squad this year and the Edison added another TO a~ minster game were the first
HaU time ceremonies will team record oi one win aiKl the 2nd hall opened and the scor ed against their hard rib-
introduce the homecoming 3 losses is deceptive. The Sea score was 21-0 befo~e the Sea bed defensive corps. The Vi-
queen and her court. The var-Kings were edged by Newport Kings caught fire. Corona del ling~ held the Santa Ana or-
sity squad nominated6princes-7-0, a 2-point squeaker to santa Mar covered 67 yards in 2 fens1ve team to a meager 21
ses: MarcieBlount,CaroiCald-Ana and an a point margin to plays, scoriiLg on the classy oet yardage. .
well, Claudt.a Carver, Jan an exceptionaUy good Edison combination of Samuels to Kil. The Newport Sailors lost
Frieod, Dee Dee Pennington, team, 21-13. The passing com-lefer on a pro type 50 yard their scoreless_ string _and the
and Whitney Terry, The varsity bina.tion of Keith Samuels and aerial. Joe Ricca's kick was pressure-assoclaled With such
Sea Queen will be one of these Karl Killefer could catch tire good making It 21 7 a mark and were behind 15
vivacious young Neptunes. U along with the Corona defense ' -• . . to 14 Thursday night at West-
the Corona team has trouble to topple the flighfiyingBarons. Samuels struck agam m t_he minster with 6:14 len to go
reading the rugged Baron of-Edison stole some of the Sea 4th quarter on passes to K1l-in the game. Bu t they came
tense it wi!J be underst.1.ndable Kings' thunder by passing for Ieier lor 29 yards to the Char-through with the needed clutch
but with such a bevy of beaut-their first 2 scores. Quarter-gt!r 8. On 4th and 8 he connec-points to r ack up their 4th
les cheering them on--look out back Jerry Hinojosa capped an ted with a swing pass to John s traigh t win.
Fountain Valley. 80 yard drive with a 10 yard Miles, who covered the re-Mike Easterling opened the
Sea Queens backing up the shot to Terry McNay. Gary mainlng 6 yards for the final scor ing in the first quarter
varsity beauties are the JV Balch booted a.11 three PATs. tally, 21-13. with a one yarder after the
Sea Queen Marl Schmidt for Hinojosa then combloed with The ~tent Corona sophomore Westminster Lions fumbled a
squad _led by J~ Tosti r olled pWlt on their own 15. Tar quar-
to theu 3rd victory with a terback Alvin White kicked 4
26.12 decision over the fine conversions, plus combining
Edison sophs, bringing the ree-with Griff Amies on a 21 yard
ord for the season to 3-1. pass play early in the 4thquar-
The Sea Prince (frosh ) team ter.
whaled the Martna Crosh squad
32-6 to bring the COM record
to 2-1-1 for the season.
Our statlstlcian Randy Mc-
Nutt, the Corona del Mar team
manager, re~rts the following
took place. After less than two
minutes In the game Bob Wil-
son scored on a 42 yarder. The
2 ~tnt conversion was good--
Jon Terry to Joe Kozmata. In
the 2nd perlcxl Brent Ogden
scored on a flashy 46 yard run.
Later in the quarter Bob Wil-
son, with a 6 yarder, made it
20-6. The 4th quarter saw Bob
Coz register from 3 yards out,
and a 45 yard pass-run play,
Joe Porto to Shawn Kelter,
made the linal score 32-6.
The sophs travel to Fountain
Valley tor a Friday 3:15 game
at Fountain Valley.
The frosh crew entertain Edi-
son at their home field tcxlay,
Oct. 15, at 3:15.
H ... HDBALL TOURNEY
Behind 15 to 14, Harbor'S
pony backs, 5'7" Mike Easter-
ling and 5' 6" Richie Simons,
combined to bring the ball down
to the Lion one, where White
powered hi s way into thP end
zone for the go-ahead TD,
White's kick mad e It 21 to 15.
I
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FLAG FOOTBALL RESULTS
The junior high flag footblll beat Davis lotheseason'sopea..
feature pme today, Oct. t 5, ar. TeW1nkle blasted LtDcolD
!las the ID<Iefeated Horace En-35 to 0 in tbetr wlnnlnC eftort.
sign A team at Enrett Rea
The sophs dropped a 34 to o lead.
decision to an aroused West. TUlback Jim Sc:hultt then
minster team moved the Eagle offense Into
The frosh l~st a sharply con-higfl gear before the halt eoded.
tested 8 to o pme to Santa His 31-yard punt return put
Ana Valley. The opening ldek.-the ball on Mesa's 16.yard line.
oft was returned by Valley to The toucbdown came on a 2-
the 34 and on the first play yard plunge by Kurt Thomas,
of scrimmage the Valley ball-narrowing the margin to 9-6.
back went the remaining 66 Estancia went ahead 13-9 at
yards for the only toucbdown the start of the 2nd hal! by roll-
of the game. log ?0 In l.fplays, Schultt
school. Eostgn sports a 2-0re-
cord and Rea will be attempting
to get a share of the league
leadership and Impr oving Its
1-1 mark.
other games in the A bracket
have Kalser (1-1) at TeW~e
(1-1) aoo Llncoln (1-1) at Davis
(0-2).
Last week's games saw Rea
edge Davis 14-6. Ensign top-
ped Kaiser 24-14, and Lincoln
shut out TeWinlde 8-0.
COIHC TO UCL"' C ... ME
Stanford Club members will
board buses In Sa.nta Ana oo
Saturday, Oct. 24, bound for
the Stanford-UCLA toottall
game in Los AngelesCollseim.
Chairman Tim Steele o!Cot0n1.
del Mar said the buses will
leave from the Wells Fargo
Bank Building, 2323 N. BrO&d-
way, at 3:30 p.m. and 5:SO
p.m.
the goal Une from 4
out. Rea quarterback Elwood Hau-lr""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'~ ser connected on 2 touchdown
...
Me sa went ba ck into the lead passes to Jim Snyder In Rea's
a few minutes later as QB Flip win over Davis. Jim Rollno in-
Darnell, who had replaced the tercepted a Davis pass and re-
lnjured Sen1k, hit split end turned 11 to the 3 yard Hoe
Frank Kelly ona34-yardtouch-in ooe of the outstanding plays
down pass, Ricardo kicked the o! the game.
point and the score was 16 to The Ensign footbatlers got
13. 2 long touchdown runs from
Thomas started the winning Marc Wilsey good for 35 and
drive for Esta.ocia by Inter-38 yards in their first win.
ceptlng a Darnell pass on the Jeff Adams scored 3 times a-
J Eagle 17 and returnl.niit It to galnst Kaiser on runs of 12 1 hls 43. He tossed key passes and 35 and a swing pass from
to Kevin Brown and Lee Frle-Joe Spiller on a play that went
dersdorf, ga..lned 12 yards on a 60 yards. Kirk Mulligan grabbed
keeper, and then blasted over a pass covering 20 yards lor
from the one foot line for the another Ensign TD.
victory. ln the B's undefeated Te-
Coach Mu Miller's Mus-Winkle and Kaiser, both sport-
tangs wUJ travel to Los Ala-ing 2-0 records, will battle It
mttos Friday evening for an out for the league leadership,
Irvine league contest. Los Ala-Ensign (1-l} will take on Rea
mitos, 2-2 for the season, Is (1-1). Lincoln (0-2) and Davis
tied wlth Costa Mesa, Corona (0-2) clash at Davis.
del Mar and Estancia, all l -1 Ensign quarterback Casey
in the league. Morris had hi s pass batted !C)
The Estancta sophs rocked ln the air by a Davis defender
the Costa Mesa sophs 30-6. and caught by Bill Mlller for
Costa Mesa will have a Fri-
day night encounter with the
Improving Los Alamitos team
that boWlced back rrom their
Joss to Fountain Valley in the
league opener to whip Santa
Aaa Valley 29 -6 last Friday,
one of their scores in the B
game. Russel Walker added the
other tally oo an 8 yard scor-
Ing sweep In the 12-0 Rea vic-
tory over Davis.
Kaiser tqlped Ensign 13 to 6.
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pound, 5' 7" haltba~k. for u,; playing at Western high, will be
Newport Harbor Sailors goes battling to stay In title con-
for 6 yards on this play.' Later tention.
in the same series of downs The Costa Mesa-Estania
he went over from the one fo; sophomores tangled aDd coach
Harbor's first TD in the 28 -lS Ken Kellers Mustangs won their
win over Westminster. (Photo version of the city champion-
by Vic Opalek.) sh.ip with a conviiLctng 30-6 w1n
Steve McKlnley, quarterback
tor EnsliJl. scored the lone TD
tor flis losing effort. McKinley
scored the wiDning TD in the
previous week's eocounter that
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over their neighbors. f1 Mustang quarterback Fra.nk
Fregosl used big Don Johnson
tttrough the Eagle Une for the
Initial tally after Costa Mesa
intercepted a pass on the Es-
tancla 29 yard Une early In the
first quarter.
Quarterback Chuck Boe~i
rac ked up the first Eagle TD
in the 2nd per iod on a 4 yard
keeper a.od then passed to Tom
Keating for the 2 pointer.
Dan Prlnceotto, playing a-
nother fine oUensive and de.
fensive game, combined with
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ERNlE JOHNSON, coach of the Newport Hubor Sa..i lors,ob-
jeeted strenoously to the referee on a Westminster substi-
tution when the kicking team was replaced and a successful
2 pointer was made after a touchdown, putUng Westminster
ahead by 15 to 14. Coach Johnson, whose team rallled to
win 28 to 15, pointed out that a. team cannot r eplace a unit
without running a play, (PhOto by Vic Opatek.)
Ora.ngt! Coast college will
sponsor a community doubles
handball tournament ontheOCC
courts Oct. 26-30, open to !ac-'
ulty and students as well as
members of the surrounding
community. Ail persons inter.
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Friday, Oct. 23. lie can be con -
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5890.
MARK WANG grabs a pass 1n the end rone during Junior
Pee Wee action between the Comanches and the Tri-City
Eagles. The pass was tossed by Tim Wigmore. The success-
ful completion went to no avail as the Eagles won 7 to 6,
(Vic Opalek photo.)
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ntURSOAY, OCT. 15. 1970
CORO NA DEL MAR, CAll F.
JR. PEE WEE
SETS RECORD
Tbe SaM••h•d: Vaqtatt01ud out ol. 9 attempts~-4 1n sucees-
Nnport Mea Cbu'CVI wtU &1oo··for a. DeW oa.Uonal ree·
c lasb 1D tbe battle ol tbe 1111-ord tor the 11 year old, 79
defeated th1l Saturday iDa 1!:30 pound pheoom .
coofrootatioa at MinJoo Viejo Before the half ended, Kirk
hief:l sebool. Langdale drllled Rich TomUn
Tbe Cba.rprs tept tbelr UD· with a pus good to the 3.
defeated aieln and tbe1r roaJ. Botlbte Brad scored from that
line still unta.rnlsb.ed. oo the point. Then Peterson carried
strength of tbelr 68-0 e.tplosioo tor 29 on a sweep to the Gaucho
last week. r.eacttoc the attack 10 and lb.ve Mollica went over
oo tbe Gauebos ns Terry Pet-from the 3 two plays later, Mo-
'? erson, wbo started udefensJn mellts later Steve Grtssold at-
• · eOO. He grabbed a Gauebo pus tacked from the 40 a.Dd evaded
. 1D tile 1st quarter, returDloc U his pursuers !or another 6
~ to the Gaucho Z8. Brlu Pete pointer. Duddrldge made It 4
blasted the last 3 yards. Kick-ln a row for a 40..0 margin at
lng specialist Dao Duddrldp half time .
CHARGER QUARTERBACK Terry Peterson 1mloads a pus 1n the 68 to 0 w1.n over the
S&ddleback VaUey Gauchos 1n Junior Pee Wee competition. No. 72 Is Forrest Metcalf.
CABALLOS WIN 51 TO 0
boomed the cooversloo for the The bomtardment continued
2 pointer whJ.cb Jr. Pee Wees Into the second half. Kirk Lang-
are awarded tor such a feat. dale recorded a SO yard blast.
He managed to COOPeCt oo 7 Alternating W"lth Terry Peter-
son at qu:a.rterba.cl tie hit Bill
Halford a 40 yard bomb. Gary
Seale's pass Interception spar-
ted that drive. Powerful little
Mike Teregis blew up sections
ot tbe Gaucho ftoot Uoe defense
wltb a ~le mini-esplosioos.
CORSAlR QUARTERBAC K Tom Baz.acas r eels off a 16 yard touchdown run in the 3rd
quarter ol tbe JWlior Midget game wtth Uie saddleback Valley Broncos. No. 63 .at left is
Ben Robertson, and No. 22 1.s Joo Randall. The Corsairs won 33 to 0. (Vtc Opalek photo.)
Tbt Caballos travel to Santa the receiving end of accurate
Au tor a late Saturday after-tosses by tbetr quarterbacks.
DOOO encounter with the local Adams connected wUh F!gpt
Charger team that has been on a 16 yarder, and Wigmore
comi.D& oostroogdurlnglhepast bit pibbs on a 27 yard covering
Z weeks. The Charger-Caballo pass-ru.n play. Wigmore also
midgets clash at 5 p.m. at tbe hit Bob Hanley on a long 28
Santa Ana memorlal park ott yard pass, wtth Hallley power-
Warner Ave. 111s way lnto pay dirt with ~
' Terry Peterson cashed 1n wlth
CORSAIRS FLY HIGH
Coach AI Dies had his z seconds remaining. Wigmore
players ~ last week anti they h.ad 3 aerl.als for TD's on an-
walt&ed ot1 with a big 52-0 win other great otfenslve day.
over Ute outclassed Fountain The Caballos rolled for 253
Valley Eagles. yards on 25 rushing attempts.
Bruce Sharp, one ofthe"orde Six of 12 passes were com-
of classy runners the Caballos pleted for 78 yards. Total yard-
abouDd tn. accou.oted for Z6 age was 331 to 36 lor the~ot the teams 5Z polnts w!Ui position. The Newport .. Mesa
s;:arkllng touchdown jaunts of team did oot have to punt once
22, 73, 46 and 62 yards and a in the game.
Z-polnt coarersioo. He also Bruce Sharp llad a ·personal
was voted one of the top de-total of Z38 yards in 12 car-
fensJve player of the game. rles for his best effort of the
Pat Sbaugboessy took one of season Other out~ing
Tlm Wigmore's passes for a player~ were the Ferrara brot-
9 yud scoring aerlal. Jea Ad-hers Mike and Marty of the
ams and Wigmore have Z big. Cordna del Mar footba.u'tamlly.
cap&ble receivers in ~ve Gi bbs Defensive stars lnclOOed Woody
a.nd ROO Flegal. Both were on Akana a00 Tom Benvenuti.. Jea r,;iiiiiiiETH~W~---~ Adams, Benvenuti, Akana and I' AM Mike Ferraro all Inter cepted
A CAM!RA SHOP " Charger passes to blunt their
,:tASS,:tOJ:\T ,:tHOTOS oUenive attack.
The Newport Harbor Tro~n
Alumni Club will provide biLS I traDSI>OI'Iation to the USC home-
coming picnic on the cam"us
and to the tse-Callfor~ toot .
ball game 1n the Coliseum on
Oct. 31.
Buses ..rtU leave the Irvine
~::,...;;:.. ______ ~Coast Country Club at 9 a.m.
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35 Olsw The Corsairs are stltl soar-Ron Smith inlercepled 3 a yarder. Art a.ng sur-ing hi'"' a-" ·~II lry lo add ~ "--K prlsed wtth a 44 yarder but e." ,..., .. , )aSSes au ... , ....... k ennedy Inter-
tbe play was nullllled by a the SC Tro}Ws to their Ust :epted one to help stave off the
penalty. or vicUm s when they take on Saddleback attack.
Terry Peterson fired another the South Coast contlngent at The offensive aw.J.rds for t11e
21 yard aerl.al to the enemy's Z p.m. Saturday at South Coast. previous week's gam~ went to
17 yard line and followed this Coach Jerry Tnpp and st.alt Mark Kennedy, Tom Hau.ca s,
With a roeket to end Mike lr-load thelr otlense 1n full gear Jerry Miller , Dav1d St1<1w,Russ
vLn, who lntlltrated the Gaucho aDd the defense has been lm-Meisinger , Jon Rand<iU , Pete
battlefteki lor U'le fina l pyro-proving and adOeOanother shut-
tecb.alcs. out to their wdefeated skein
when they bagged the Sadd le-
The COUGARS open the hOme back Valley Broncos 33-0.
stand Saturday with a 9:30 game Jon Randall culmumted a
wlt.b th~ ~~ed Placenlia -13 yard dr1ve with a one yarder,
The COUGARS ~~~e up wUh Ron Smith mtPr cepted an errant
a blg win last Saturday chew-Cardinal pass and returned u
lng tel the tough Santa Ana 43 yards for ai'IO(her 6 pointer .
CHRIS TEREGlS of the Jun..tor Pee Wee Charrers rips otf
good gain against Fountun Valley Gauchos. (~lek photO.)
Tom Buacas added the 2 point-
Packers 21-0. Greg Watsonre-er ma king it 14-0. RandaU took
turoed a punt for a 50 yard a Los Alamitos pu.nt and re-
scoring effort, and he took a turned 11 48 yards to make it
kick~U 60 yards for aoother 20-0. Ron Smith power ed off
6 points. Kurt Broehman clawed tackle for the 2 pointer. Bu.a.-
hls way for 10 yards and the 3rd cas burned the Eagles on a 17
toucbdown. The defense held the yard keeper and Muk Kennedy
Packers to oo nrstdowns: Rob-recorded the 2 pointer. The
ert Porter, Greg Stmakis and final TO was racked l4l by Bra-
Dan De Donato were stand-outs z.acas on a 3 ya.rder after he
for coaches Richard Suess aoo was hauled down alte r a 37 UNBEATEN TEAMS CLASH
It will be a battle of the
undefeated between the New-
port Mesa Cowboys and the
Stanton Torrltos this Saturday
when Coach Rolly Pulask.i. ta.k.e;;
his little buckaroos to Stanton
for the lr big 3 clash.
The Cowboys should feel right
at home playing at the Torritos
hOme tleki rlgtl~ in the shadows
of Knott's Berry Farm and the
tamed Frontler Village. But Dave Johnson. yard dash
the game won't exactly be a The Commandos, the New-·
stampede as most of the Cow-port-Mesa travelling squad will a-
bOY contests nave been close journey to Tustin for a 9 a.m.
thrillers. Both teams played raid at the Foothill high school ,
the Fount:airl Valley Cougars. saturday. The Commandos
The Newport ''wild ganf'' woo speared the Placentla.-Yorba
28-Zl aDd the Torritos bur-Lloda Barracudas i.n the Oct.
rowed their way to a 21-6 de-10 game 20-0. Coach BOO Mar-
cision. tin's troops wlll be meeting 1
The Cowboys continued on another undefeated team and ~
their undefeated string last will be set for a real battle
Saturday by just getting by the royal.
Huntington Beach T -Birds 14-Signal caller Matt Kawamura
1Z, taUying aU of their 14 to ssed to Rruce Batcheller for
polnts in the ZDdquarter.Quar-a combined 38 yard consuming
tuback Mike McNeese fired a 6 points. Kawamura blew
TO pass to Doug Adam.i for a through the aefense for the PAT
combioed 30 yard pass-gaUoo. to cap the l st quarter .ln the 3rd
O~ug Weber added the PAT quarter Matt rolled out the r e-
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ter In the quarter Randy Parole With 10 seconds r emaining in
tallied with a 12 yard canter the pme Kawamura connected
on a drive that inc luded some on a zo yard scor ing pass to
power ttrrusts bY Mark. Bukictl, Darrel Tlesrnan.
McGow:tn, Ben H.obertson, Doug
Garn, MitL"h Bantett J.ild Steve
M:uow1tz.
Corsau toachLn~ sw.ff .-te-
fensive awards went to Mark
Kent~}, Jon Ra nd01ll, Steve
Marowltz, Ron Smitt1, Pete Mc-
Gowan. Bill~ Moore, Dave Shaw
and Russ Meismger.
McNeese and another 1Z yard The Commandos received DAN DUDDRIDGE, 79.pound,
pass to Doug Adams. Bult1ch stel.W' oUensive aDd defensive ll ~yea.r-old kicking spec.lallst
rambled for 26 yards on ooe play from Mike Mello, Kobi for the Junior Pee Wee Char-
play, McNeese connected w1tb Pulaski, Robbie Martin, Dave ger s, set a raew aational re-
.................. ~----------------Buklch in the end r.one for the Brennan. Tom Roletti, Bobby cord by connecting on 7 out of BIG SELECTION S fRVICES extra point, Brown and Tony Ranger. 9 conversions lD last week's
Newporters Brian Whitford, The CARDINALS take on the 68-0 win over U'le Gauchos of
Mike McNeese, Doug Weber, Santa Ana Cardinals at noon Saddleback Valley.
JeU Mc Br lde, Slb Upson, Kevin Saturday at the Memorial Park SAILOR BAN 0 800 ST E R
HooeyweU, Mark Bultlch and oear Flower and Warner. CLUB MEETS OCT. 21
Dave Wooters were 1n on the The speedy Tustin Antelopes
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BeautifUl SteiJnray Gr ., WaL
Fi.n..--sa.ve 1/Z; other ftne
cruds--Yamaha. steck, Ka wal,
Settergren, Knabe, etc., from
$795. Used console piano, reg.
$885, DOY $449.
SlllfttlJ used Yamaha Organ,
perfect cond., new guarantee
@ big saYings; lots of other
used or p.ns.
~-,
Medc-. CJttlrl·· .... .....
The Comanches dropped a over Uie scupp~· littleCardina.l of Newport Harbor hlgtl scllool 1-----------c lo se 7-6 battle wttll the TTl-cr ew. The tlrst year team has will hold Its first meeting of
City Eagles. Mart Wang put been h.a.OOic.awed by fumbles U'le school year at 7 p.m. Wed-
on a br illiant display of pass a.nd defensiveproblemsbut con-nesday, Oct. 21, in the scllool
LEE'S MOVERS -hOusehold
and planos. Lic@nsed and in-
s ured. Same rates 7 days.
Time starts at your place.
Estimate by phone Z4 hOurs.
Phone: 545-6l39. DELIVERY
Select your piano or organ
DOW--Lay-away lor CHRIST-
liAS.
SCHMIDT MlSIC CO.
Ha mmood-Yamaha ..Stelnway
1907 N. M.aJ..n St., Santa Ana
Est. 1914
..• ,. ......... .... MI SCF.I.UNEOUS
··" T WI band room.
------------I ALL THE FlN EST in Imported catching .,.,th Im gmore Unues to battle each game. bicycles. Sales and service. doing the pitching. Chris Fer-John Garcia, Doug Payne, Mr • ~ Mrs. Joseph Quinn, ted ith W J w and And Sea Band Booster ct1airmen, will
llD ..... _ .......... ..
o BOA TS FOR SALE
H28 KETCH. Sum log, depth
finer, 75 watt radio, full gal-
ley. In excellent condition,
aDd available immediately,
Will sacritlce. Call Arthur
Golding (213) 274-0621.
Peugot Steyr and American rara connec "' ang 00 erry yatt Y vor intrOOuce Richard England, or-
Eagle ' Balboa Mercantlle a 12 yarder ror Uieir onlY sparkled for Uie Cardirlilis on chestra aOO baDd director, to
Store; 806 E. BalOOa Blvd, points. The ComanchesJmprov-defense and offense. the new parents. He ..-m out~
at Maln St., Ba lboa. 675-7282. ing defense featured GeorgeOv-OCC' S 1:100 P SQUA D line the goals and actiVIties for ~~~e, Kevin Doyle and Steve WILL SUIT UP TODAY the 1910-11 school year.
SPOl'S before your eyes - Coach Jim Gnnt's Coman-OCC ba sketball coach Herb Mr . and Wrs . Qi.d.nn will ai3o
·------*-..... ~ ............................ 1---------------------
WORI liA ~TED
on your new carpet-remov-e cnes controot the Santa Ara Livsey -will have his full squad lntroduce the oe• commtttee
them •Uh Blue LU6tre. Rent Cardinals at Santa Aaa Sat-1n pme unllor ms at 3:15p.m. chairmen: Dorothy and Elkin
electric sllampoer $1. Crcnro urday at 1:30 pm. The Colts today, Oct. 15, for pr ess and Bradley, treas\U'er s; John aDd
HardWare, 3107 E. Coast Hwy., will entertain the 1'r1-Clty Rat-photography day. Fra.nces MacMillan, parade SECRETARIAL WORK, roimeo-
(rlllbi.Dc. 1101arJ, smallbooii-
AtplDc aceowts. C&ll 673-
4050 afterDOOnS.
CA RS FO" S4LE:___
One 1950 OOOCiE, excellent
condition, 501000 miles only.
Great car. J250. 675 -0972,
675-6184.
Corona del Mar. ders at the Costa Mesa home Lt•sey will selcome ba~k Dve chairmen; Kemp and Shirley
-----------l corral Saturday J.t 3:30. vets in Paul Holmes, this year's Richardson, ho~ltallty chair-
ALCOHOLICS ANO~YW.OU!I
542-7217. P.O. Bo.-1!:3,
Costa W:esa.
Ron startma.n's herd a1 team captain; Duane Duree, Bo men; Gloria and Owen Johnson,
speedsters wer e out-muscled Grlfftth, Bob Adelson and ser-awards chairmen; and Jact a.nd
by a big Santa Ana Coupr 'fiCe returnee Gary Bailey. Violet Mc Naughton, publicity .
team last week. They were Frosli candidates lnc hl:le ,.-----------,
"EAL ESTATE ----------· 19 1o o Ill the 11rs1 ball L&rry Goswtller_. 6-4 forward
NEW TRlPLEX $57,500. 353 accommodaUoos ror ambl-big ma.rpn.. (U&l'd, Vitia Park; Tony Cate, o
IRONING. Years ot eJ1)81"1eoce
oo aU -of elotiiiDc lliDell. SpoelallY, .,.. • • alllrts. $ L.~
per br. liable Wbl1man, 60? 1.::.:==-====----
Marperlte, COM. 673~27'7-4.
Woodl&Dd Place, Costa Mesa. Uous college studeat 111 a-The Corooas ctropped a well-6-5 ceater, Huntington Bellc b;
HAVE EXCELLEN't separate &Dd never could onroome the ttom 0-ra.np; Chris Lacber • 6-0 crm
64!-4905, cha.IJ,ge tor Ught household pla.yed, 15-0 pme to the pow-Tim Conroy, 6-0 guard. Co-
HELP WA NT E D :::::::::::::~:;:::::~=~::[~d~uti~e~s~. ~675:::-03~1~0~·~5~4~8-:_:71~97~. ertul Los Alamitos Falcoos. roo& del War ; stt'"e W.cLetldon, I. ............................................................ Some or Coach Dou& Dreyer's 6-6 fonra.rd, WestminSter ; Bob A-. J
HOIIEWORKEIIS WAIITED(eD· o PROPERTIES FOR REH T ··--····--·--·--------boys cauctd the nuo bur but AusUD. 6-Z lornrd, Costa (.,«-4
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tolopO· --•1 Rulli FO " SALE still performed cajJOI>Iy In • llesa: Lee Walters, 6..! for.
llompod, otll..addrouod · .,. FOR RENTll I, I IUid I bod-eloot p.me. Grec Edwards ...., ward, HUIICingtoo llolcb; IUid \ f.\ ~ I
ftiaPt· •• ._.., World Tft-room aputmeata tllroucboUt BLOND BCX>KCASE HEAD-Bob Bauma.n worked weU OD Jell Cable, 6..8 ceoter , YuiDL. fi" ~ M ~ 00/J.l~
don, P. 0. Sol 1111...US, 0raap C«m"t. From .. t .!IO BOARD IUid 2 lllle studs. boll! otreaso IIJid llefo .... !lou-111 v1TED TO PRD·AI.I . ~li'l!MJ ·
Redaldo Btacb. Ca 10171. :r~~·::::u; S:: ::$2=5.:00=1ot.=:Pbooe==644=:..&42=:1. mu ea.pt a pas~ lor 25 yards N"IY ~ United St&tes .
lfi)IIEWOIUtERS bldl7 _, '1800. :;' : ~u:~m..U ...-IIIIC ella""""' llnd lleCaull
Addr--olapoo ID ..-o i----------oOF'ICES FORREHT r • nUewpa<tSbousa.ad....,_Ume
limO. llllllalllll of $14 por f'OR RENTll 4, IIUid I bod· WATER POLO VICTORY c!ampiOo Cori;JCURIIofCap.
1,000. s.l atii'IIP"" ..,tl-room laome1 111 Ora.Jaclt OFFICE. 4 rooma. ..r Ba&c Tom Warraecb •Did 1.D a lltfUIO S.CII tawe beea llfrillld
opo W 1--!roo do-~---$1D.. lloopllal, $75 m-. ~-4~ -10 -Qrup 10 -· Ill ,.. IDa._.,
NO-H
1780 NEWPORl 31-VD.
Ph . 646-tlll Co1ta Meta
lalla 10 llalloo, M0 ~-!10, -11< --. Y4tot~ Mf-1175. Cou1 C4lioc0 10 a 11-11 wot• Smlnoll Wa<ld Pro-Am at lla·
....... -17,11u FrU-.. w -.. Al-'1100.1--=-;_------lpolona.,_Rio_lut nil, lloo.ll-!5. ~========·I -~CU~oco~~·~CO~U~b~ola~N~l,.~. --~wim:miii!l;;;;j;-j;:;: -a1 OCC.. Ho 1111 oo 4 at no, .... ttl& -• at 1111 LAIIDLCl<DSli VI<UCJ prob-OFFICE SPACE W -Ill !O--.C ..... lnllllapalr ..-U.S. -'>o&td .......
•ANTED loea -. hoe _., ol 1'111 E. c.ut llwJ. c-at p1a ~~~~-_.. -laiiiiiP' u ~ Boaeb. qell"*' '-Itt& at ID 001t 41llillri UIO a IIQIIb. •• Bllw ud a.n Sdl .... wta Kc:Caell woe. tiM m~~~'a tit.._ .,.l .. esAe"n
liluY&ft P.utT'l-lo..... lo ,.,... Aa W LM 0< OIL ,_..., -· Call -al .... -111 .1c11o ._ Boll Carroll, -not-lid, -C. .,._
.']lloloW ca&IUt411·UII'; UltiOO. 6_,la<l'll·515S. '"-IJ, ---ud<latY ... -·• aU...,_---------
QoiiD&. ·--"" 501 illnlaiiiJtU· --
_ .. , __
Including PINTOS!
lliURSOAY, OCT. I~ 1910
COI!ONA PEL liAR. CAlJf,
Concert season
Tbo 0rup CQwltJ Pbllllor·
moale Soelel)< pr...,.. lbo 1 ?Ill
eoDCert llrUOD cl -.r Drl,
lDelud.lnc; S ard\tstru, 4 coa-.
duc.ton ud. S JOWll 10loists.
Seuoo tickets tor the sub.
ecrlptloo series of 7 cooeerts
wW be oo ale to the publlc
ltartln( Mollday, Oc t. 19, attbe
Philhal'moo.lc omce, tOl w.
Coast Hwy ., Newport Beach.
Roberto -. 11-J-.Old
Funcb oaodoetor, wtlt leld tM
Coa.eertptloin Oreheltn. ot
Amsterdam, Holla.ad,lPcoacert
at OCJ oo Way 5.
Getbard Samuel, as.oelate r coodoctor, wtll be on tbe pod-
tum tor the March 13 coocert
o1 the lAs Anceles PbUba.r-
monte Orchestra.
The series wUJ be conehlded
on May Z-4 in OCI CrawtordhiU
with 27-year-Old Olil.n.lel Baren-
SONGS BY PEGGY L~E
OffEReD IH ALlUM
Slll!ls and ....... ollbt -· toties are oGerttl a.t D&t11-
Browo applla.Deeetottr tnCOita
Mesa. Tbe 80UDt1 11: a !-aided
loa& pla.ytnc reccrd wtth 10 of
Pem Lee's bUt mowa hill
combined LD a Umtted ed1UOD
Ct~lltal stereo album, made es-
pecially tor SylnDLL
The sleflt Is a lesser Gown
talent of uus ta.mous reeorcUDc
star, a. collector's ut port-
folio featuring lour reproduc-
tions ot her favorite paloUnp.
The 2 g11ts emphaalH the out-
and sounds ot The season will open Salur.
day, Nov , Z8, in OCl Crawford
ball, with the Drst ol 5 coo·
certs bY th e Los Angeles Phil·
ba.r monic Orchestra, with Zubin
Mehta conducting. He will also
conduct the orchestra Dec . ZO
In the OCC a!ld.ltoriwn; Jan. 30
ln. UCI Crawford hall, with Dan·
lei BareobOim as pLano soloist;
and April 16, again at OCl,
with vtoUn1st ltsmalt Perlman
as soloist.
bolm cooductlng the Phlladel-
piilil. Orchestra. Jacquellne du
Pre, BriUsh cellist, will be
soloist.
AU concerts begin promptly
at 8:30 p.m., and late comers
wm not be seated during the
first Rum~. according toJohn
Vibert, society president, ud
Donald Ferguson, vlce..presi·
dent t.n charge of concert at·
rangements.
MORE THAN 150 MEMBERS joined In the testtvtues at the Bahia CorlnthJan otncers and
directors wives luncheon aod card party held to celebrate the BCYC's 19?0 schedule of
activities. Pictured here at the party ue, from lett, Mr s. David Domanski, wlte of the
commodore; Mrs. Myron Sheward, the st&ff commodore's wlte; M.rs. Robert Ea.stman.
the race committee chairman's wlfe, aod Mrs. Alber P. Smlth.
W,P.rf
-~ 111-'26•·
tfnt.tc.-M....., first. Zonla girls named
VOLUNTEER SERVlCES, a vital partofCostaMesa Memor-
lal Hospital, will be spotlighted Thursday, Oct. 22, at the
annual mombersblp tea of the llospi~l aUl.luat y from 1 to l
p.m. in the conference room. Pictured here, from len, are
Mrs . Clark Westcott ol the Back Bay, chair man for the tea;
Mr s. Arthur Wahlstedt, also of the Back Bay, one of the
hostesses, and Mrs. Ray Wallace otSanCiemente,ln charge
of visitor s greeting and control board. Volu.nteers will be
welcomed by Mrs. Robert Wilson, wile of the mayor of
Costa Mesa, and Auxiliary president. Reservations are to
be made with Mrs. Warren Atherton at 5-49-2812. Mrs.
Geor ge Thomas, member ship chairman, and Mrs. Alexander
MaeGilltvray wiU also assist. (Ensign phOto.)
...
The ftrst Zoota girls of the
mooth for lhls school year were
booored at the October lt10Cheon
meeting of the Newport Ha.rbot
Zonta Club at the Senior Citi-
zens clubhouse.
• JAN FlTlGERALD, daugh-
ter of Dr. IUld Mrs. James fitz.
gerald, 1308 Santiago Dr., Do·
ver Shores, is untform officer
at Newport Harbor high schOol,
member of the marching band,
advanced band and AFS. Pre-
vious activities include the
Medical Arts Club and French
Club, cl.a.ss secretary as a jun.
lor and class historian as a
sophomore. She r eceived the
E.l Moore Masonic award for
outstanding freshma.n girl. Out-~ Lutefisk dinner Oct. 25 side activities include senior J
A Norwegian meatball and
luteris k dinner will be held by
Trygvie Lie Lodge, Sons of Nor ·
way, ott the American Legion
Hall, 215 15th St., Central New.
port, !rom Z to 6 p.m . Oct. 25 .
Mrs. Len Wolford, wife of
the pres1dent of the lodge, is
~ner.il chairman. Mrs. WI\.
ha m Moss, wife of the !1rs t
vH.:e president, is i.n c harge of
tlJe \adaes making the tradition-
ell lefse.
~Irs . H.uold Hammer Is
HIGH SCHOOL
PROBLEMS?
\"O W FNROLf IN !i
(.R HJF~ Q.;]
• CO-E 0
• ~MALL CLA~~E~
• IHDIVIOUA.L
ATTENTION
f/,\CF lt'J6J I BRICKER -WARD
PREP
88 Foir Dr., Costo Mno
Girl Scout troop, St. Andrew's
chairman of the dining room; senior h.igh fellowship, candY-
Mrs. Per Tverdal, deCorations; striper at Hoa.g Hospital and Ni.Ni-~--· --R~C~-
mer are the cooks. Mrs. Len teet a t Park Udo. She plans to
Woltorda.ndher committeearE> MRS. JOHN STORE OF IRVINE TERRACE pursue nursing studiesatOCC
maklng Norwegian meat balls, 1·,eas1.rtr of PhrlbtJrn~o,.ic Socioy and the University of Nevada.
and Mrs. Judy Rudrud is head • KAREN HART, daughter of
buyer. Mrs. Paul Sher man and CO ROHA HI GHL A.H OS Mr. and Mrs. William Hart,
her committee are ln c h.ar~ of HAS HOT DOG SASH ZZ9 E. Wilson St., Costa Mesa,
the holiday buaar tables. Ray . is treasure lth Girl L Nielsen and Herb Anderson are The Corona Htgtllands Prop~ r o e s eague . erty Owner s Assn. held the at Costa Mesa high school and
kitchen masters. The chlidren fir t "&4th lhOtdo bah" nas been active tn GAA, drill
and grandchildren or m·~mber s s annua g s help with the serv~g and on a vacant lot tn the High-team and Pep Club. She has
errands lands, Sunday, Oct. 11. E very~ served as a candystrlper at
• thing was tree to the rP.sl-Haa g Hospital since 1968, has
JOHN LA. WSOH H EA OS dents because the proceeds been a Gir l Scout for 10 years,
U. C.l. FOUH OA. TIOH from the comm unity garage ...,.. 1
., and teaches Swlday school at
John B. Lawson, executive sale, held In September, ~ugbt --the ltd grade level at the Uni-
vice president of Phllco-Ford ~he food and drinks. Acttvitles ted Flrst MethOdist Church. She
Corp., Newport Beach, na.s been l~cluded a Flelr)' _derby compe. plans to attend Go lden West
named as president of the UCI t1~on down the htll, games and College ln Huntington Beach and
foundation. He succeeds Jolm prizes for the Uttle tots, and study !or a nursing career.
F. Bish..n, president o! Dana the old timers challenged thl: \ • JOAN PRENTICE. d.augh -'"""' t t t f ter of Mr. and Mrs. Marlo
Labor atories, foWlding presl· youngs ers 0 a ug 0 war. Prentice, 2869 Ta.bago, Costa
dent of the UCI suwort group. About 150 adults and chll· f, Other officers are: John M. dren attended. ( Mesa, is head varsity cheer-leader at Estancia 1\lgh school,
Rau, president of David lndus-SH E RM A.H FOU H 0 A. T I OH heJd of the pep sqU&d. and mem.
tries, Santa Ana, first vice VI Sl T FOR F Rl EH OS GLEN M. LARSEN of West New-ber of the swim shOw squad.
president; George L. Woodford T N Be F A 1 n1 h 1 Jr., president of Newport Nat-he 1 ewpor t ach riends port, assistant ma.nager In loans s a u or s e was v ce-
ional Bank, second vice pres!-of the Library will meet for at Bani. of America's Lynwood president . of the Girls League
dent; Aubrey Horn of Newport co.Uee ~pastries at 10 a.m. branch will observe tus 25th and va.rs1ty cheerleader . She
Beach secretary· Walter Bur. thiS Fn day, Oct. 16, at the anntve:san with the bank Oct. was vice-pre!'ldl:'nt of her soph-
, . ' Sherman Foundation garden at 16. He joined the bank in 1945 omor e class. Durmg the sum-~ou~es.,pr~sidentoCIOrlalon.~an-Dahlia Ave. and Coast Hwy., as a teller at the Bell branch mer she teaches swimming for
trg:as:er orp., os ... esa, Corona del Mar. and has been at the Lynwood the Costa Me~ recreation de-
• ....... Dr . 0. W. Hendricks, re-bra.nch since December 1964 . partment. She IS a mem ber ot
SSCHALE
Jill search dir ector for the fouooa.~ During World War U, he 'served CS F, received the gold "E"
lion aoct hOst for the occasion, ts a lieutenant with the u.s. aw ard and served as alternate
wlU tell about the historical \it Force ln England and the to Girls State. She plans to at-
r esearch Initiated In 1965 into ::uropean Theater. He was a tend Sa.n Diego S~te asaphysl-
the development ot the Pacific navigator _ bombardier on B cal education ma)Or.
Sout hwest during tht-past HX 24's and took part in l5 mls: .. TERI BAEDEKER, da.ugtl-
year s. Old ma.ous crlpts and sions. He r eceived the air medal ter of Mrs. Helen Baedeker,
papers related to this area with oa.k leal cluster and ci-2127 AraLia St., East Bluff,
Vltli be displayed. tattoos ror European defense is senior class secretary at
JAM Fl TZGERALD
KAREN HART
JOAN PRENTICE GERMA N , SWISS, CONTINENTAL
and AMERICAN FO::JD
Open daily
P .T f GROUP MEETS and5battlestars. Cor ona del Mar .high school, • · and has been active as song----:-:~=.,.,--c:===---
The Parent Teacher Fellow-PHILCO~FORD TO GET leader, Girls Leaguerepresen.-LEG4.L NOTICE
for Dinner
FEATURING
Bl: EF and C HEESE FONDUE
ship ,of the P. G. Neumann SRI T A.IH JO 8 0 R 0 E R t.a.Uve , and Ski Club and student
Clu'istlan SchOol at the Flrst PhUco-Ford Corporation's congress member . She was se-
Baptist Church of Costa Mesa western development tabora. lected as girl of the Quarter tn
held its first meeting of the tories {WDL ) division will be her sophomore year. She plans
school year last Thursday at awarded a contract by the Brit-to attend Golden West College
the church. The month ly meet-ish firm of Marconi Space and in Huntington Beach and study
ing date was set for the second Defense System'> Lt., a sub- for a. nursing career .
Thursday of the month, at 7:30 sidiary of GEC-Marconi Etec.
CERTIFICATE OF BUSINESS
Fictitious Flrm Name
THE UNDERSIGNED do here.
by certify that they are con-
ducting a Graphics Arts busi-
ness at 1880 Wblttler Ave.,
Costa Mesa, Call!. 92627, Wlder
the fi ctitious fltmnameofMod~
ern Gr aphics and tha.t said firm
is composed of the following
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r:us SECOND FEATURE
When tfw')l tRke you for tiM ..... -:.~-:-of -towner,
tit.e)l reail)l tRlre )O,.,.
JACK LEMrfiOi't Sl:llDY llEIIJ!~S
A ~El'. Slf~OM SiOR!
Til~ ilUHlf·TO 'r\1 ifi::lS
"WUNDERBAR"!!!
display of Unique Gifts
p.m. Ch.arlesB. Newton,admin-tronics Ltd ., to help build two CHA.S. SHAFFER DIES
lstrator of the school, reported replenishment satellltes for Charles Shaffer 70 of 261
that oomlnations for PTF ofli-Gr eat Brit.Un's "Skynet" mill-E. 18th St., Cos ta' Me~. died
cers will be submitted at the tary communications satellite Oct. 1 at h.is residence. He persons whose names Ia full ... "!!!!
and places of residence are as 1
55 DIFFERENT KIMD~ OF BEER
IMPORTED AMD DOME~ TIC WIME m J' FOR YOUR DIMIMG PLEA~URE
I f'<f'F.\ TO fU'IIF'IIt.'l/0 SO'IIGS BY .J L·A·R·R-Y S..E·'-D-L·E-~ ""' .I vf
646-5383 -Closed Sunday-646-5383
414 N. Newport Blvd., Newport
Nov. l Z meeting. system. was born Dec. 4, 1899, in Cal-
SCOUTS TO SEE CAME WDL, working with the Ap-Uornla and came to Orange
All area Boy Scouts tn uni-plled Electronics Laboratory of c ounty ll years ago. He had
form aod adull leaders will be Portsmouth, England, wUI pro-been a seU.empLoyed civil,
free to the Golden vide romponents and sub-sys. mechanical and electrical engi-
West College_ Santa Barba.Ja terns for the satellites, and neer.
football p.me this rr!da.y, Oct. will also be responsible for Survivors include a. sister,
16, "Boy Scout night." Scouts systems engineerinr and gen-Mrs. Wilma Jolul.son or Red-
•IU assemble at the home pass era! program direction and \Cl· woOO City; 3 brothers, Bet-
gate at LeBard Stadium, 011 the port. 1n Pa.lo Alto, WD L will nard of Redmond, E11sb.., Wyoo
Orange Coast College campus, assemble the telemetry, track-of Sa.c Fnnclsco, aDd Willla.m
b)' 7:30 p.m. They will be ad-ing aod comma.OO, attitude and of Buena Park.
mUted as a g:r0\4). Scouts will orbit control subsystems. The ruoeral services were held
participate 1D pre-game acttvt-sa.telUte propulsion system will at Batts Costa Mesa Chapel
Ues aod in a flag ceremony at be buill at WDL's Newport Oct. 7. lnterment was at Po-
halft.ime. Beach operattoDS. mooa Cemetery.
LOCAL RE~DEHTSARE
RENAMED TO BOARD
follow, to-wit : D. Roger Hogan,
9l0 w. Victoria, Costa Mesa,
Ca W. 9Z627; Henry C. Hol-
comb, 20712 farnsworth Lane,
HunUnrton Beach, Calli. 92627,
WITNESS our hands this loth
day of September, 1970. 0, Ro-
ger Hogan, Henry C. Holcomb.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA )
)ss.
COUNTY OF ORANGE )
IYI. IMOW ITA ITS 7 P.M.
CONTINUOUS SNOW
lUNDAY fiOM 2 P.M.
TO THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL:
Dr. Arnold o . Beekmao ot
Corooa del Mar, Dooald S.
Burns of Corooa del U:ar. Rod·
oey Coulson of Anaheim and
ChatJes A. Pearson of Ana·
ON THIS 30th ~y of Sep.
tember, 1970, before me, a No.
tary PubUc ln aOO for said
county and. state, residinr
therein, duly commissioned aod
sworn, personally appeared
Henry C. Holcomb, D. Roger
Hogan, known to me to be the
persons whose rames are sub~
scribed to the wUhin instru.
meo.t, aod acknowledged to me
that tbey ezec.uted the same.
WITNESS my hand and of-COinHMS....,
helm have beeP reappointed to tlcial seal. JuanitaM.StH!Mald, JAl.utst .. ,IOMJ
As a. businessman in the City of Newport Beach, already onr-butdeoed with state
and government forms and taxes, •e consider the proposed municlpal business U-
cense tu: reYision to be erorbttant, unoecessa.ry and conll.scatory.
We are wWterably opposed
the City of Newport Beach.
to tile revision of the business Ucense and tu: la•s ot
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MAIL OR IRING TO NEWPORT lEACH OTY HALL
UDO NEWPORT IlL YD., H~WPOitT I!ACH
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t~year terms on the adYlBOI')' Notary PubUc ln and tor ll&1d
board ol C>l State F•llertoo. COW>ty and state. My Com-IAIGAIII MATIIIII
Dr. Bockmaa I• eha.lrmao ol mluloo tJPires Soot. z, tns, IVIIY WID. 1 P.M.
th• board ot Beckman lutru-Publlib· Oct 8 15 12 29 ~~~~::;;;::--:: ID-llle., Fllllertoo, and Is U?O In .llle Newi>ort .;.~
put pnsldo'" at bolb lbt C>l· EuiF.
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Chlmbe' cl Commerct. 01 1 111 (0(1<...1
Mr. Eklrll Ll prelideat of
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Jess Unruh called a liar
Mr•, T. W. Dou, oUU Hortb
Star lADe, Dorer saoru, &e-
eued (Uberoatortal caodldate
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b1m 1M W'U ao "outla.oder.,
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JOI -of IIOr ear IJid COOIIJ ace-Mr. Uarub ot laloO·
1D&' ''DOtblD& about tbe tac:ta."
NEWPORT HARBO~ ENgll'l
ARST SEC11~--P!C!! 1
111\JRSOAY, OCT. 1~ 1970
OORONA DEL MAR, CALIF .
Real Estate
Newport Beach Balboa
Balboa Island Costa Meso
Lido Isle Corona del Mar
Ur. lhrub aDd a bullold
ot oewsmea bad ltCJiped oil
at 3 sitea arOUDd tbe Q1f
bay. The Democrat e&Ddldate
ebar &ed at eacb stop tt.t tbe
lrvloe Co. ls n1Ddllnc Orange
CoW>ty out ot n.lual>le bay front
property.
Dlalng hls talk Mrs. Doan
Sbe called blm an 04oal·
laDder" com1Dg Into tbl county
taJkin& about "sometblnc you
kDOW ootJW1C about." Sbe thea
&aid he wu telllnc Ues, tba.t
the land swa.p was a very com.
pllcated matter ud that the
ln'llle Co. bad "put !bat dirt
there.. where Mr. Unrub t\&d
told newsmen was a pubUc
beach.
Irvine Apartment plan hit
Thomas W. Soule, geoeral meat project ad•ceot to
ctwrmu for a liaison com-Harbor View Hills.
mlttee 011 plannLng alKI zoning Tbe gr~ Is adamantly op-
between the ln'lne Co. and. posed to the 111gb-rise a.nd a~
4 Harbor View community as-partment plans tor the area
soclatioas, saJd M.ooday that aDd feels that tbey would ''teod
a meetl.og Oct. 8 wttb the Ir-to depredate one ot the city's
Vlne Co. produced Uttle saUs-finest residential areas."
factloo. Mr. Soule said a meeting
MACNAB -IRVINE
FINER HOMES
YOUR YACHTSMAN'S DREAM
CHOICE UX:ATION ·-looking at Harbor Island
and ltl the channel past Linda Isle to the new turning
basin ••. PLUS a lovely contemporary oome wUh
3 bedrooms and a study, which would dellgtlt the mo61
exacUn~~: buyer. Two patios and J.car garage.
MACNAB-IRVINE
Rutty Comp•nv
1010 B•vside Drive
'01 Dovtr Or., Suit• 120
Newport a..ch
'7S..l211
U2.f2lS Mr . Soule said the commlt-wUl be scheduled later this
tee found ''Uttle area ot agree-week to ''discuss .fUrther acUon
m~nt" on the lTYlne Co. pro-regarding the 1.rv1.ne Co. plans."
posal tor a high rise and apart. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!!~
Buried wiring proposed
The Newport Beach City
Council has set a public hear~
lng !or 7:30 p.m. Nov. 9 to
discuss the creation of an un~
der~ound utllltles district on
Ocean Blvd,, Iris Ave, down to
the beach, and Hreak.ers Dr.,
Corona del Mu.
Tha uOO ergroWld work would
be paid for by the ut1Uty com.
NOTICE INVITING
SEALED BillS
panies, with the exception of
r econstruction of lodlvldual
service connections. Eleven
property owners would be re-
quired to provide their own
services at costs estimated to
range from $200 to $800 per
coonecUon. Properties located
on the inland side of Ocean
Blvd. would not be assessed
because they receive service
from the a Uey to the rear.
REP. SCHMITZ TO TALK
Congressman John Schmitz
will speak before a combined
SrJ eciali zing in really t~r a t homes.
U~I()Uf' ti()M~\
Rear Esl ate 67~ 6000 244 3 E Coast H,gtlwa~
Corona De\ Ma• Cahtorma 92625 Sealed bids will be accepted
until Oc tober 20, 1970, 2 p.m.
for sale of fiv e (5) 1969 F"ord
pollee 4 door sedans, which
may be seen at the Corpor:ltion
Yard, 592 S14>E!rlor, Newport
Beach, Calif. Minimum bid
$900. For Information contact
the purchasing agent, Newport
Beach City Hall, 673 .211 0, ext.
243.
meeting of the Costa ~esa and -;:;;;;;;;c;;;c;;;;c~:;;;;::;:<::;;;c:;;o;;:;;;c:;;<iji;Q;;cj;Oii:iP Ne wport Beach CaWornla Re -~O:IlliQ'
publican Assemblies Wednes. of; J. j ~ da y, Oct. 21, at the Park New-•
port apartments health spa t(l a j e
bui lding. The meeting will be
a 6,30 p.m. chicken dinner open pres t•'g e
to the first 100 to make res.
1 1 1 1 1. 1 1 1 .''~··:ns~ 1 11. 1. Waterfront Homes
Sales through the Multiple Lllltinl!
Service of the Newport HarbOr-Coeta
Mesa Board of Realtors totaled
over $54 million for the TWELVE
months of 1969. Tbls represents
1,294 unit sales and a dollar value
Increase of 4% over the same period
CUSTOM 4 TD 7 BEDROOM -S
fROM $135.000 TO $500.000
fURHtSHID AND UNfUR,;tSHID
ALSO
PRIME IUILDIHG LOTS
FROM $35.000 TO $175,000
TRIPLEX
Eastside Costa Mesa
OHE OF HE BEST---A-1 COHOITIOH
Owners unit has 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, Carpets,
drapes, fireplace, bui lt ·lns, patio, large two-car
ga.ra~~:e aocl workshOp.
The other units are 2 bedrooms each with ga-
rages and private patios.
You'll like It f'm sure.
Wells-McCardle
Realtors
Rdialc Sc,ltc Sillcc 190
DELIGHTFUL!
1918 SEADRIFT
IRVINE TERRACE
T Open for showing
0 R 1-5 Sat.-Sun.
S • 3 BED ROOM S
o P ANELED FA>II LY ROO M
• SWIMM ING POOL
• WORK SHOP or lut year, wblcb waaarecordyear. BILL GRUNDY, .Realtor
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Tops for fast action wlien you want to sell or buy a house
Multiple listing makes it possible fOf manv Realtors•
to pool their resources. This brings a wioer range of prospective
buyers to see the house you want t o sel l, ensures
interested home-buyers a wider choice of prop4';ties to
select from.
And you bOth have the expert. professional help of a
RealtOf at every step.
S Symbol.of S . upenor erviCe
in Real Estate
®
,Call Your ·Realto' TODAY
Newport Harbo r Costa Mesa
Board of Realtor s
EXCLUSIVE
o 4 IEOROOMS o FAMILY ROOM o 3 BATHS
o 50-FT. LOT o
SIT\Io\TID ON Till ACID
SPACIOUS 1 I 2 IIDIIIIL APA«TTttiiNTS
f-I U..-P.-11 ..
• P,ivatc Patios • Fircplacu
• POOLS • t Hole P.u1t.in1 Orccn
• Tennis
• Sepat\_1.0 F.,ily SeCbCMI
e Adj. "> SdliOO'k...•d PI•YIPOWid
900$ooL-. C ....
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FOR REN T
OFFICE FOR RENT. c-
dlll illlu t 660 SIQ.. ft. ston
or otnce •ee wt~ put.
111c. Ra-COfll., 6'15-
1'100.
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642-6472 ....... "_ ...
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SHORECLIFFS FEE LAND
3 BEDROOMS, 3 BATHS, HUGE FAMILY ROOM.
SUN DECK , BUll T~N BAR, LARGE Y ARO,
VIEW FROM MASTER BEDROOM.
lEW HOM[ • .FEE LAND
2 BEDROOMS, DEH WITH 2 BATHS, OWNER
WILL LEASE, LEASE OPTION OR SELL
$59,500. •••• educed for Quick Sale
SPANISH DECO R, WITH POOL AHD VtEW.
• BEDROO"S AHD 3 BATHS
EXTRA LARGE ROOMS • ••• Rentals in CDM
FU RHI SH ED-----2B EDRMS. ------$175 MOH TH
FURM1SHED-----2BEDR'•S. ~ DEM-$350 MONTH
UH FURHtSHED·--2BDRMS. -------5225 "'OHTH
Pek B.tul'flll ReafilJ
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IRVINE TERRACE
Open Da il y 2 p.m . to 5
1721 GALATEA
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I!JJ~EDIAT~ OCC:.JPANCY
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SfloPLE REAL ESTATE
lS\S f C.ut Hwy ., C.ret~• 4•1 116or
67S.2101
u4 CBeautjf_uL
PoinL f!fllieuJ. • •
Whether •I ,s the · lap of Lu xury" DO•nt of v1ew
you ga 1n l1111ng '" exclus1ve Dover Shores -o•
t he unobstructed po1 nt of v1ew reachmg from
the Pac lftc Ocean to Saddleback Mounta1n -
1t "s beautiful Add -pr.vate whtte sandy
beaches-Newport"s excellent schools-and
you have presttge lt vmg Choose one of the
exqu1stt e $100.000 to $190.000 Welts' Bay·
c.rest homes or select one of the few rematnmg
large homes•tes tn Newport Beach and Ivan
We lls & Sons wtll butld a quality custom home
des1gned 1or your iam •ly Ready 1or the best?
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NEWPORT HARUOR ENgGI
f!MT SE@ OII -• P• a lHURSOAY, OCT, I~ 1970
COROllA OEL NAR, CALIF. '
AM BULANCE ATTENDANTS were still gh lng o:ryren to
s.IWidJ.ver Eleanor Masumoto, 32, of San Gabr iel after she
was carried ~ tram the ocean front oear the Wedge SWl·
day a.tterooon. Lifeguard Lury Gibson gave her oxygen
oear the water's edge, but when ber brea.th.l.ng remained
J.a.bored, be called for tbe ambulance. (Elinor Wood photo,)
HAZEL BURROUGHS DIES
Haul Burroughs, 67, of 511
Cutr Drive, CUff Ha ven, died
in ber sleep Oct. 10 at her
resid ence. She was born Sept.
13, 1903, in Clare, Mich., and
had lived in the Harbor Area
tor 24 years. She was the wife
of for mer [}clily Pilot publisher
and owner Walter Burroughs.
Other ~urvtvor s are her daugh-
ter, Toni (M rs. Ph!Up S,)Ooane
of Newport Beach; and 2 grand-
sons.
Mrs. Burroughs was active
1n community service groups
and was one of 3 Orange County
women selected 10 1965 by the
Newport Harbor and southern
Or ange CoW'Ity PanheUenk
Coundl for the Athena awa.rl\
tor public service.
She had been a leader In the
Girl Scouts, a member or the
A !tar Guild of St. James Eplsco.
pal Church and an active mem·
ber of the Newport Beach As-
sistance League, the Nightin-
gale Chapter of the Hoag Hos-
pital Auxiliary, Sigma Kappa
sorority, Panhellenic Council
and a patroness of the Chil-
dren's Home Society and Child
Guidance Center debutante
balls. •
Memorial services were held
Oct. 14 at st. James Episcopal
Ch urch with the Re v. JonnAsh-
ey and Rear AdmiralR.G . .Dris-
coU, a r etired U.S. Navy chap-
lain, oUiciating. Interment: was
private.
CATV pact to be revised
Modifications in Newport
Beach's agreement with New-
port Beach Cabtevls10n Inc. are
due to come before the City
Council for action Nov. 9.
The agreement revision, pri-
marily centering on a request
Officer wins
more medals
Newport Beach pollee of-
fi cer Michael McE veny, 2•
r epr esenting his department
aod the State of California at
the n.auon.al pollee Olymptcs
recently he ld in PhoenU:, Art-
zona, distwguished himself
once agam by winning 3 go ld
medals in swimming comr>eti-
tion.
Mike was one of 4 California
oftlCCilr s selected to represent
the state at the national Olym-
pics. More than 10 la w en-
forcement agencies from the
U.S. and Coilli:l.da were repre-
sented.
Mike won rlrst place and the
gold medal s in the 50 meter
backstroke with a time of 31
seconds, and the 100 meter
backstroke with a ti me of I
minute, 13 seconds. The Cal-
ifornia re la y team whtch con-
sisted of Mike and 3 other
CaWorma law entor rement of-
ficer s r epr esenting the state,
took t.lr st place 10 a team e-
vent.
Since 1967, when Mike first
started with ~ewport Beach po.
lice department, he has been
representin g the city at the
poli ce Olympics. This has been
oa his own tlrne with limited
financial assistance frorn the
Newport Beach Police Em-
ployees Ass n. In the last 3
years he tut s accumLJla.te<i 10
gold medals.
Mike, his wife Jo-Arut, 4-
yearold daughter, Cheri, arvl3-
month-old dallgflter Sheila, Uve
In the beach area, so they can
be oear the ocean, Which is
where they spend most of their
free time.
MRS. PATTERSON 0 I ES
Mrs. Mildred M. Patterson,
61, of 234 V!ctorta St., costa
Mesa, died Oct. 10 at Hoag
Ho.:pltal. She was born May 23 ,
1909, In Colorado aoo came to
Ora.o.ge County 10 years ago.
Survivors Include a daughter,
Mrs. Virginia Miller of Santa
Ana aod a brother, Michael
Pettit of Van Nuys.
Funeral services wer e held
Oct. 13 at Be U.Broadway Chap.
al. tmer ment was at Paclflc
View Memor ial Park.
AR THUR DAN I ELS DIES
Artbur Dllniels, 56, or 1993
Cburcb St., Costa Mesa, died
Oct. ! at bls r esidence. F~meral
N"icts wert beld Oct, 13 at
W~~tcwr Chapel h:lttrmelltwu
at FairbaYID Memorla.l Put.
by the cable televls1on company
to extend an existing franchise
with the city, was discussed
during a Council meeting Mon-
day night.
Wa yne R. Hauser , manager
of the company, told the Coun -
cil that the firm's accountants
had requested the utenslon to
order to amelior ate the com -
pany's costs over a Joogerper -
iod of time.
One of the conslderaUoos to
be stiJdied in the meantime 1s
the possible IJtlllz.ation of a
sliding fee scale to be used
in conne ctioo with the franchise.
Currently the franchise fee is
3 per cent of gross receipts de-
nved from the company's op -
erations withi n the city.
USC GROUP GATHERS
THRIFT SHOP ITEMS
USC"s Town and Gown Jun-
ior Auxilla.ry will hold Its
monthly m·?eting Oct. 20 at
the Newport Beach home of Mrs.
Go rdon Mor row. Members will
bring househOld items and used
c lothing to be sold at the scat-
ter attic, a thrift shop run by
the University Service Gr oup.
Proceeds ar e used for scholar-
ships for deserving women stu-
dents who attend usc.
Lunch will be served by Mrs.
Donald Clarke of Corona del
Mar; Mrs. Phillip Aoshutz,
Mrs. Craig Combs, Mr s . Wtl-
ll.am Hazewinkel, a.nd Mrs.
Derek Lewis of Newport Beach.
QUARTET TO ENTERTAIN
The Newport Beach Barber
Shop Quartet w!U make the
rafters ring in a program of
old and new songs at the meet-
tog of the Newpor t Beach Night
Owls a' 2 p.m . this Sund.ll.y,
Oct. 18, in the Ebell clubhouse,
515 W. Balboa Blvd., Balboa.
The Christmas ba1.a.ar gift
table will be set up for thls
meeting. The San Diego Night
Owls will be special I{Uests.
Reservations will be bien
tor the Chr istmas party to be
held Dec. 20 at the Sheraton
lnn, Huntington Beach.
WINS 3RD PLA CE
Jack Kistler, Newport Beach
real estate broter aDd azchange
counselor , was presented the
2nd place award for the most
outstanding exchange ot the year
by the CaWornia Real Estatt
AssoclaUoo at the conventtoo
lo San Franclsco, The ex.
change was a multiple ex.
challge involving 6 pieces of
property, 3 clients, 2 attor-
neys and 3 brokers.
BACK FROM O RIENT
A trip to ·the Orient
blned both business and "'·~·
ue lor YiA Huel DlmmJtt
Corooa cSel Mar. She atteodlll
the lllterDILUoral Dry Cleuer1
~-ot KJO(e, JijiOJI, dur-
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AMONG the Dllll1 cuests at tbe Balboa PW.lharmooic party
at the hOme ot Wt . &ad Mrs. Jack Trane were Patty aOO
Mike Sa.mpsoo of Donr Shores.
TOGETHERNESS was toasted by the !our Utkes at the
cockta.ll party. Chock and Mar gie Lake, at len, were cele-
btatin&: tbolr success i.n coaxing Bennie U¥1 [k)o l.&ke to
a borne on SeYUJe Av e. and become Balboa PenLnsula
--
THE FACT that he 1\ad to leave the uext mor ning lor hvo
weeks' training in Yuma dJdn'l seem to StJOII tile fun lor
Lt. Duane Thomas at tOO Philharmonic part}. Lt. Thomas,
a Manne fighte r pik>l, was the I!SCort for Kathleen Brann,
also from tile .Point. T~y went on to a fraternity party In
Fullertcm alter Philharmonic memt.ers dtmmed the Ugbts
at U1e Tune oome around 10:30 p.n •.
D~ClNG on uneven bricks at the
Balboa party didn't deter Betsy and
Bill Fredrickson, whether the n1w;;k
was rock a.nd roll or swlnR.
Carpets .,.
C .ft.LL ~27!1 I"OR .ft.N EIC:PE:AT
CAlli PET CON SULTAN T WHO
WILL COM£ TO '(OUR HOM£
WIT~ SAMPI..!:S WITHOUT •I'(V
08'-IGATION TO VOU'
IU~fUR_N~
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COSTA lo<fSA, CAUF. ~75
HORS D'OUVRES were served at the Philharmonic party
by Mrs. Wttlia.m Martin, at rigtlt, to Jim Brown of Costa
Meaa aod Sally Miller of Peninsula Point.
BARTENDER TEO CLAHKE, at left, Is serving Jamie
Jacobsen and Art Sveldsen, both Balboa Polm reSldents.
T MU~G TIME OlJT trorn her duties .ss a rou•mllh!t-worker
J.t tne r.y"'o.t Balboa Philharmonic cO<.kt.t.l l varty, Joan
l..uson JO!nec1 llllslland Mtles for refTPsl•n•ents .
CELEBRATING the beautiful weather tt~at foHowed a worri-
some rain just before the Balboa Philharmonic benefit
party were Ralph and Bonnie Bernard 01.nd Uave Kirchner,
left to ri!lht, a.ll Ba.lboa Point r esidents.
AGENDA FOR PLANNERS
The revised plans for a 1\igh
rise apartment building on the
Ba lboa Rendet vous stte will
com~ up for disc ussion at the
meeting .Jf the Newport Beach
Ptanning Commission at 8 p.m.
tOday , Oct. 15, In City Hall .
Her e Is the agenda for the
m )f'ting:
1. Request of the Newport
Arche:; M.u-tna, 3333 W. Coast
iiwy., Marine rs Mile, for an
amendment to a use perm~t
to aBow TV banking facilities
for Cenllnela Bank In the park-
ing lot and to aUow a boat to
be used as a 150 -seat floating
restaurant.
2. The v•riance appUcatlon
of Mr . and Mrs. Arthur Gard-
ner or Balboa for a.n 18-munth
e xtension of a \'arlance which
permitted a duplex to be built
at 530 1 Seashore Or ., West
Newport, a lot w:tlch contains
less tttan the requireoi larK!
area.
3. Request of the Newport
BALTZ
MORWARJES
1741 SUPERIOR AVE .
COSTA MESA
Midway b-2424
3520 E. COAST HIIIAY
COROHA DEL MAR
ORiole 3-H50
SMn 1942
MATTRESSES
lfEW -aEIUILDIJfC
lrn!fiU1ar Sha~ · ·--Colt. COSTA MESA WAnlESS CO.
1110 New,.tlh-4. LI~Nrly .. IJOl
Beach Tennis Club for a 2-
yea.r extension or a use pe r mit
otllowing on-sale liquor In con-
nection with eating laciUUes
at 2601 Eastblutf Dr ., East
Bluff, and also pe r mitting pat-
r on dancing and Uve entertaln·
nwnt for club member s aiXI
guests, arxl per mission to r ent
the facilities to pr ivate par-
ties.
4. Use penni! application of
Harbor First Christian Church
of Newpo rt Beach to esb.btish
a church at the oortheast cor.
ner of Tustin Ave. ind Santa.
Isabel Ave., w !st Upper Bay.
5. Final map of Tract 7083,
consisting of 3.93 acres of !ani
divided Into 22 residential lots
and one green uea lot at the
southwest corner of Vista del
Oro and Vista del Bolsa, East
Upper Bay.
6. Request of Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest Neufeld of Wasco to
r ez.one Lots 9 through 16. in
Block 8, Balboa tract, located
at 600 to 614 E. Ocean Ft.,
the former Rendetvous site,
from C-1 to C-2,
7. Use permit request of ar -
chitect Rolly Pulaski for a 44-
unit apartment building, with
88 on-site parking spaces, O'l
the ReMezvous site. The build-
ing w::.~uld be 7 stories in height,
inchtding 2 levels or parking,
with add1Uonal mechanical e-
quipment spice on he root
Overa.ll height would be 63 feet
to the roof of the main building
and 72 feet to the top.
8. Use permit a;JPllcaUon of
Swan Constructors, San Diego,
for refinement of previously
approved plans for contrucUon
of a 54-unit condominium apart-
melt buikUng at 3102 Lafayette
Ave., at Lido Park Dr., West
Newport.
9, VarianCe request of F'ar
West Services lor increase in
the occupancy load of Isadore's
restaur~. 341 Bayllde Orin,
near the ~.War Bay bridp,
from 105 to 18% wttbout pro-
addltlooal oft-street
t •. I ·· •
Isn't this ---. ·. ~ ........ -. _,..,.,_;r-r-~-----~-"!"~»*" -~-~ •
~-~~~~ ~--.:-~!..,
~ -
It's all here waiting for you .
For singles, young marrieds and adults
of all ages.
Now at Park Newport-h1gh on a blufl over!oolo.1ng Newoo n
Bay -en,oy the uttemate 1n apartmen t-resort l1 vmg
lmagme seven sw1mmmg pools seven n1 ght l•ghted tenn•s
courts. b1cycle tra 1ls. 18-hole pu111ng green A 5750 000
Spa w1th wh 1rlpool. saunas massage cond,IIOn ng roorn
OlympiC pool Graceful trees and landscap,ng
Subterranean park•ng w1th elevators -no carports Even
a ch1c shopp1ng plaza toQped by a 60 tool clock tower
The apartmen ts are smashtng Every one hc~s an all -electr 1l"
k1tchen, carpet1ng, draper1es. pnvatc pa\1 0 or billconv
Most have bars. some have !!replaces Qn(' or two
bedrooms. plus spapous bachelors And two nr three
bedroom. two-s tory town houses Rentals rtu,gr
from $175 to $450
At Park Newporl vou're close to aH \he lrvme env•ronment
Shops, restaurants. tndustry. th e UC campus and ocean
recreation We're at the •nlersechon of Jamboree and San
Joaqu.n H11ls Roads. JUS! north ot Fash1on Island From the
San 01ego Freeway. turn off at MacArthur Boulf'vard
Come see five stunning models decorated by Rob1nson's
Open 9 a.m. to 6 p m datly Other limes by appoen tment
Or call (71 4) 644-1900 lor leas•ng tnlormat•on
--
Park Apartments
the way you've always
wanted to live
in Newport Beach?
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•
Verbal Inspiration Great Evetts il the New Tt3tament
By R. A. Torrey
"Jeaua Anawera the Sadducee•"
Luke 26:27-38
~ "'Pcwtlettl* hwpk ... Q flt "-••••...., ......_ a· ... > BAPnJ'T BIBLB TIUBUNE, $,rl,.l#•lll. Mo., Do,_ ............. ..w....,..,....., ...... ,
I DO. Tha1 W,. I biU.V. \hal the wrl.t.... ol tiM ..nou. boob l.n the
8i.We wore 1uldld by the Holy Splril, not ooly in the thoU&ht t.o whkh
thq pn o p-••kta but abo ill Uw ehoicoe ol the word. of wh.M:h tlwy
•apreued th.-thouaht. Tbey "spob IJ'Dm
God. be~ moved by the Holy Ohorlt,.
(0 Pet.er 1:21. R. V.). Jt was the Holy
Ghtwt who apolr.e (Heb. 3:7; 10:15, 11; Art.
18:25). The word uttered wu Hla word
(II S.m. 23:2, R.V.). 11'lt" very words Ullt'd
wert' the words which the Holy Gho.t
te•ches (I Cor. 2:13). Nothin11 could b.
plainer thlln P•ul's sta~tmt: "In w01'1b
wh•ch the Spirit teacheth."
n11:: HOLY SPIKrf Himst'lf antici~ted
all th~ modern ingenious but unbiblical
and fallf' theories re,uding Hit own work
In the apost\n. The more carefully a.nd
minutely one studies the wordinl of the
alatemenlll made in the Bible. the more he
will bec:<lfiM' conviM~ of the mar<~elous
•tturacy of the worcb used to produce the
TorM:y thoU~:ht. To a 1uperfici•l studHlt the doc·
trine of verbal irupi,..lion may appear questionable or evot"n absurd, but any rqenerat~ •nd Spirit-taU~:ht man who ponders the worcb of the Sc-rip-
ture d•y al~r day •nd year •Ite-r year will bc:ome increasingly ronvin«<<
that the wiadom of God ts r.n the very words UJJt'd as wf'IJ as in thf' thou.a;ht
which i1 expressed r.n the words.
2 ..... , the• ----., .V,IIr.t ........
ILu.b IOJUJ
3 caaiaa.l -t.t~tv.t• liw t..ac (G-. U:U)
4 1altiala ol All>~ .. -. aopb.w aad
pl...._ wllloro Alwcdr... 11-.od
ICon. U :S1 13:11)
I -• of Pol-. (Gea. lloll)
1 II dty, ~,...til aloog M.Rho tlllo
border• of ----N (JoQ. 11:2)
I a dty of Plu-y9ia, ..•. opoU. {Col.
4:13)
I "----wrote !Uito 1111 ., .N
II ti1lo the 5ocld\lco .. 9'"0 to ) .. ~
13 "-i119 WO aJ.o IIJ'O COlli~
about witb •••• oroat a c:loud"
(Hollo. 1211)
14 a 1-ol tho LatiA wot'd 101' Cod.
cu irt. tbo Eavl.ielr. p.hnqo, "ttr.o ____ ,, ot Or.ri.ll"
II anotb'" aamo 101' "prophet" (II
Som. 24 :11)
17 "and tboy loft --~· cllildrollo and
rr IS A very IIJ&ieslive fat"t that our diff•cultJe.s wi th the Bible rap·
idly diuppea:-when till! come to notice the precise language used. The
change of a word or a !ettl!r, of a tense. case or num~r. oftentimes l•nds
a person in contradiction or untruth, but by talung thf' words jult ••
written, difficultit"S disappellr and the truth ~hinM forth. The more mi-
croacopic•lly Wf' study the Bible, thf' mol'f' clearly dOt'S il.5 d1vine ori11in
ahin.e forth u we see •b perfect10n of form as well as substance. • iod.i.calu wonla. wbicb t-the key p~: U -relerenc:e ia 'lt••a.
the IIIU111t'er ~uolly .;.u b. louad in the Scriphue abo••·
diod''
21 i...a ol t..cr.icdl 7:11
22 a kiD9 ol Eqypt ([J Cbron. 35:20 )
Are all paru of the Bible equally inspired by God?
ALL SCRIPTURE 1s g•v{'n by inspiration ol God. that 15. 11 God -
breathed CD Tim. 3:16} Th~re is no warran1 for the change that the Re-
vised Ve rsion makes in thts passa~t'. As origmally wntW'n thf' ent.rre Bible
was infallible truth, and •n our Englr.sh Vf'tslOO we have the origmal wnt-
ings &JVen with subst.anhiil ac<:uracy.
But not •11 partli of the Bible are equally important. For rumple, the
genealogif'S given in J Chronicle~ I to 9 are import.ant, far more import-ant
th1.11 the average student of the 81ble reahz.es, but they certainly are not
as important to the bf'!Jevf'r today u the teaching, of Chr~t and the lpo5t-
IH.
U the Ho'y Spirit it the author ol the wonb of !kriptu" how do -
account for variatioas i11 •tyle and dictioa~ 'I'hlt, for ex.uaplc:. Pa.ul •-
w•y• 1.tsa: P•uline ~qe and John. JohnDUn 1-utc..,e. -.:1 10 oa!
EVEN IF W£ could not account at all for this fact, rt would have littJe
weight •aainst the explicit statementli of God'• Word. Any one who i.s
humble enous:h and wise enoush to rrcogniu th•t tht're sre 1 (l"f'at m&ny
things which we cannot acrcount for •t all which could" be easily account-
ed for if Wf' knew a little more, is never staggered by •n apparent diffi-
culty of this kind. But •n pomt of f•ct it i.s easy enoueh tD account for
theae variations. The simple u:planation i.s this;: the Holy Spirit is witt'
enough and has facility enough in the use of language in revealm& truth
to and through :.my md1v1dulll to u;,e words, phrases and forms of ell -
pression whkh 01re in that puson's voubulary and forms of thought to
whidl that peMW>n is accustomed, and in evt"ry w•y t.o make use of th•t
penon's peculi111r md ivJduiihty. It U one of the many marks of the d1vine
wisdom of th1s book that thf same divine truth 1a u.pressed wrth absol-
ute accuracy in such w1df'ly v•rying forms of exprt'5Slon.
Cl.UF.S ACROSS
"they which Mall be <u:cou.ated
worthy to ob'lcli.D that --~"
5 "wbe11 he called the Lord the God ol ____ ·•
10 oae of the children of Shobal
(Gell. 31 :23)
12 another lorm of the nc:~me fr
(Gell. &1:11)
13 reli'fio'" ;roup which dellli..:l
lh• , .. \U"''ectioft
15 initiola ol the prindpal citiee of
Phoerlici11 (Matt. II :12)
17 "therelono ..-ill I put my book in
thy ----w (l.o:. 37:21)
II initiat. of '" motheTa of Samuel
aad Ob.d {I Scna. I:ZO: Ruth 4:
"' 'I t , '23 "for ________ aot a God of
the deacl. hwt of the Uriogff
Ul aoa ot Giacrth (I ~ 11:21)
14 ''lot-the Holy Gbot~t ,.,._ DOl ----
'li••n" (lohn 7:31 )
2S "!hey which ahoJI ----IICOO\IDI-
ed 'WOrthy to ob1aia dul1 world"
'l1 iaitiala qf a '-o•· _. JWO .... Cllld
JU. euce-r (0 lll:.p 2:15)
ll lather ol Mo:dait" (I Chron.. 7:12)
2t ''l.o lb. ••.• wh-wife of th..m
Ui .UT'
A LOOK AT THE BOOK
IN STRANGE PLACES
By Dr. Bob Jones
"'"'""•~• l)f 8oh /1)~•• (!,., •• ,.,,, c;., •• ,. .. u. ~ C
l h,-B1hlc ••r,-n, Uf, ''' the rh.•ughll ul rt",Jcr
n.:h lrt".I'Urt: ht"lu'.:~ u l tl"h<ur.:h h Yo llh tho: ll.l,ll,k!l
lo,l"\ •'' ,, hfld r h f."l" 1-I.\Yo thl' •nl.t~l~l;rf lPI I
" •IHll!JI,riL'd ·•' .u•c ro:.,J• .... h,•n· P;,ul \lf lf111g
I•> lhl' l'hrllppr,.rh !r<Hh R<Hlll' ,,1\, A.l! Th•·
,,llnl' ,,r/1/tl' \PU. lh~t•lh !he\ 1h . .r .lfl' PI ( .J\'·
,_,,' huu,\·h,>ld .. ( l'h1 /1rr•-•n• J ~~ J
\<.h,ot ._..,.,,. th,·\ hlo.,· lhl"l: { hrl•ll.rn• 111
'o:rr•' p .• I.•L'o:' It Wl"llh '''·'"I!\' tu l1nJ '·''"'"
ln,•.Hh.:r, ''' '\'l tr' lllhll-•1 !.JIIIII\ \\,·ro: tho:y
f'ol\lf •l.o \l'' J o1111g Tht• f!Wfll,ll 1,"1..'' \\ l'fl' !he'
1 di..:t·r• 11l h1-. ~U<1fd' ll1,l lh•") rt.,n th<' ll>l'.rl•
.1! d -.prc.rd the h,tn4U\'"' l>1d "Ht' "cr ·" ,,
"''"'" 1.11..11lg .1<>"11 Tht· lniPl"II.JI J \"l:rl'l"'' D1d
.,notho::r ,unL·r""c th•· ...... rJrnt-<,· ''' rhl' <'lllPfl'"'
'' l' ,1rc ""' -•r' o.:"<"r '" lo.l)•'"' rrr th" l1k .. n~
1 hm~ •r~c1hr.: ,11"<uut !t,, . .,.. urr lo.nll""rr ( hrl'ti.Hh
11<>111 Yoh<~m tho.: ·'P'"tlo: •t•nt !liCl'tlll!l' Hut th"
"l" .,,, lo.nt'"" •h.11 ... ,,.n m th<' h1>U•t: ,,, thl.'
mhurn.on nlt•n•to:l .,_l"f,l ,\...,ell '""ll" ''' (,,)J-,
n"" .. h,l\lr't:ll ltr tho.: m,J,r ''' ,,It th•' r.:t>rrur
IU•n .•no[ lri.L"()tlltlhliL"'' ••I ( .Jl'•-•f' h.•u~chol tl
lll'rl' "'"'\'PI ( "'"' •.rut!' \urr••undnf h) rh,·
"'L'Io.L"o.lllt'" ,rnJ ,J,•pr,,~ll\ r<J •" <•lffiJfll .t C\11/fr
.r-,.,,.r rn!l cd m 1h "" th,·r~: Yol'rl· "'/Ill' Yo hrr
,,.,~,.,\ ( hr"r ,,n,l -..h•••o.' .tfh-ctl•lll> Yot:ro.' \n.cti
111 ht'.o\l'nh thllljo!'
r he ( hrt•tt.•ll .... ht"l. h,· •• rr " l!rntl} 'cl 1<1
l"<o: trt~,· I<' < 11to.l rn<l "h•"l' t:\l'' .or.: fi\cJ 1111
{ lln-.r .... n •t.d1d tru.· It• h1' [ ,,,,J "'' nr.riiL'f 111
1\h,ll Cll\lf(lfH!Il'tll hL· h," In II\L" ( ntd' Chti·
1lll'!l Hn·d l)t•l t"I..·Col l!ll' tlt-llkd 1'1\ tho.: filt h Ill the
\lllrld n••l L>>l'l llfliL:d l'llh lh ,J,•,~t \1\ flOl•n n
\lo,:,IL•.:h <.,h .• .t r.,.·h •\h,·dn<'!!•' ,111d f>an1d
h . .,l 1-o,•o,:n I,J lo..t'l1 tr''"' lhL·If h,on;.· \.111ll ,,., R:•h)
l•ltl 1-<1 ,,.t-<u,h,,.JtlL'I/.H I llcrc 111 h 1~ pal.rr.:t'
thn rdu•~:d '''d.-Ilk-rh,·u1wl1o:• "1rh th•· lo.u •g\
ll ll",JI ,,11\\ dr•nlo. PI h1' "lnt'' f !'l,• fir..t !h rl'l'
\\<"It" thf<l\\fl IIIIP .t IIL'I\ IUfll.,J<.:l' r.rlht•r th,Hl
ho lY. It• lht• ltll.t~( •CI t•r h\ th<· lo.Utr..' ,JilJ
ll.•n•d "'·" ,._,,f ,,,,, thL" tkn r>l ltllrh ~r.ttht'r
rh,on tm,.llo.t• l'l~ll 1•\f ,, po.:tt•J.o.l ut thlrl) J,~y,
ht• tllllt" til pt,o\t"r .,no! «•lltnnuuun .... !lh (,Oo.t
"T ht· ( hrt,tr.on .... n,, pur('\"C' rn h1~ ht•arr tn
•cr,,· (ul,\ h." do~rno,: ro:,t•ur..:o:' ,,, h•• co•m
rn.ond 1-1 " (""I " .1 '"'l'rl'l,\"n rrh•ro: l""'""l'rlul
rh .. n o~n\ ~.,nhl\ ~•ni •'r ~·mrc r.•r An1cnco~n
\\ .n Fc.I!Ufl"'
'lt, '42 "be Ia not --~-____ of the
doad .. ,"
lS "I , .. nt clown into tho vardea of ___ _. .. (lo~:~g of Sol. I : II)
31 tame a. 11 Oc:roM
l7 hdtialol of S.,..tcm ~ap4aiD ond a
propbet 10 tinp 5:1. 10)
31 iniliala ol the build..-of ark cmd
Ilia firat -oa (G-a. 7:13)
40 aD enl11aurtion. " Lord
Godl'' (Jer. 1:1)
U illttiola ol a wicbd king (I
&iap U :15 ) cnr.d a leJWOIIII kbtg
(U Cb:ron. 21:21 I
•u. '51 ~h. 1a oot a God of til•
dnd. hut --------ll...U..g'"
4i '"cou.ated worlhy to obtaia ----
world .. :·
41 father of "-riah CD Cluon. IS: I)
'52 '"not a God of the docul hut of the ____ ..
54 iaitiat. of a widrod ki.n9 of J.aol
crad \bo 1o•omoc of bla boaH
(J &pI :l }
SS "mnd upon U.o pot ----ot
their rip.t foot~ (t-el. 21:20)
57 what 'Pe4.or -.mw Ut. IU. ..Woe.
~Cit ____ .. (Actt 10:11)
13 "lott•rs of ____ .. (Pa. 141:1)
25 numht of lepeN boaled (Luke
17:17}
21 ··----tboy whidr. •boll ho ac-
coumod worthy , .. "
11 iDitiala of tbo two MIW of Abra-
lunD (Goa. 11:15: 11:3)
30 "bow .-•at ia th• of tlwo!l\'"
(h. 13t:11)
31 Mil of Solomon., __ ._boGUI (l
l.iop II :43)
31 "ho bate .mao .. unto tho ~---··
(Job 5:33)
33 '"---c1111 tboy dlo o:ay -•~ 34 ''lor ta.y 111'• .c(lllll vato tlr.• ____ "
31...-o asU doWil
43 bUd MDI by N-Il (G<tn. 1:1)
44 -tll.o •oil of tbo to•pi• ,.. ..
Ia tho aitbt" (Luke U :U )
47 "if Jacob toke G .Uo of tllo daugbton of ____ • (Goa. 21:41)
41 "noitl:t.or can tlwy ---~ lnlf moro" lO iaitiala of two l•dv-(Judw. 4:4:
1:13)
5I "yo ero --·-•upontilhl...,." {Ac:U
17:22)
53 i.AitiGlt of o MD of Ahr.-. and h~
boad.NrYual IDCI4bot' (Gen. 11;15)
54 dty ol MCOCib (HIUD. 11 :15)
~ "H -y tiiiiDI's -~--dlo. hawiag
Cl wile"
5I lnitiala ol tho tim two )ud9 ..
(Jud9. 3:1; 3:15)
TWO MINIJ1f5
111111 IJIIJL£
IT couuur.n •· n•• ,..,.._ NilAN 11au IOOITT
Ut!C .. OO, IWHOII ~
"OUR RESPONSIBILITY TO THE BIBLE "
"I her I'! are lou) pa~sages In the
New fe:;tament where ad1ect•ves
l!lr~ used to descnbe '"the Word
of God"" and wtlere we iHt' m
•ormed ol our rtspons•b•ltty to
for e.o:ampfe. m Jillmes I 2 1 •I
ts catt ed the 'engratte<~" or 1rn
pl ill nled"" Word. and as such we
are ild\I•Sed to 'rece•ve ' •t woth
meekness·· s•nce 11 •s · .Jbfe to
\.ave ouf souls The Word ot God.
mdeed, does have a wa'f of get
l1 ng down under11eath. of gettmg
··unde• our sk1ns "" so to speak It
•<s not merely sown, 1t •s planted
onto men's hearts and often ma ~es
them mrserabte as 1t conv1cts
lhe m of srn and of the11 need of
sat ... at•on through Chnst When •t
does th•s. 5a'fS the apostle: "roe·
Cf'•ve · 1! wtth meekness" for .t
1<s ·able to save your souls ""
Thef'l .• n T•tU'> 1.9 rt •s called
the la 1thlul Word ," and as such
"''t" are urged to "hold tl fast."
'God •s not a man. that He should
\11!. or the son of man, that He
should repent " We can count on
1-fts Word and ae1 upon 1t.
Next. rn Ph1lrpp1ans 2:16 1t IS
called ""the Word of l ofe." and a'i
such we are to ··hOld •t forth
The Word of God, alone h•s
power to regenerate and 1!1111! spit
•tual trle St Peter says that be
!revers are ""born aga•n. not ot
corrupt•ble seed, but of mconupt
•ble. b'f the Word of God, whtcn
h11eth and ab•de-ttl tore11et " (I Pet
1:23) Thus we should "hold tt
forth " to rost men as thi!H only
hope ot eternal l<fe
Fmatry, rn II Ttm 2·15 <I IS
called '"the Word of fruth.' and
a!. such we are told to ·'roghlly
dlvtde tt." If we fa1r to roghtty cl•
v<de •t we can change 11 •nto
error, lor God has not always
dealt the s.ame w1th manlu nd
Abel tlad to bnng an ao•mat sac
nf.ce lor salvatton (Heb II 4 )
The children of Israel were told
to "keep"' the taw ""•ndeed'" to
ftnd acceptance w1th God (£11
19:5,6) But later Paul declared
'"Not by work of flllhteousness
whoch -ha11e done, but accord
'"I to H1s mercy He saved us.
by w•shmg of regenerallon. and
reni!Wing of the Holy SP•nt·· IT•
Ius 3:5)
St. Thomas Bible Lesson ENOCH Gonos;s 5:16 -32
Luson 23; Series Ill
( "'IJ'ft•r ·, •d (,,•rll'._,l._. jlo.lrl .,( "h•ch 1,<; t/11 !1: lf" ... '></11 . I" /w-..r '"-U!IOI/I.t!l/1'(/ Ill
t lu• 11 ,,rrj, ,f tl11· l"•llllll"'ll l.tlt.r \latthr·" lirn.-..:
lr r-. ""th" .. nl' ,,ur!u•nt •c ),,-.ton e ~tanl uf th(' frrlH uj:tr ,,f rip• 1\qrld fr•Hil
II!!· I f'',<l l<t/1 !» tf ... fl•lflll_ {"fl (>ll l"lltl ~ l a (C•Htiltlft l•t thr· \flit \ qf d>f' li..JJ!'C "-
fP \ t I I I, -,J, 1 ,. ,.,._,, ,,.., m,n b•· r ,1<:;1 h \'nmputed l}\ th•• ·"~'' of dw \•·d fl .<fl 1. ....
h,.f,,r,.. tJ ... , l"'jlol! rh.lt .... m rhro u"h wh om the J.ne ~<.rnl do"'" 1(1 \,,,,]1 nil .. I<;
",,,,, .,( rh""" ,dllth th•· \p••._,tJ c <.ulls 'e ndleo;;s ~en e .tlop;•e,· tl I 11""!1" I I ll.
f.,r ( hr1 ... t, ,.)j,, ,.,, .. th,. rnd .,{ thc Old Tl'!'ltamf'nt l:.w, was ul-. .. d1 •· •·nil ,.f dw
(J),j ],.._,,\!Tif"lll jil<'ll~il l"ll '""'· t""ar rl!'l hrm th~1 l ou~rd , ••n•l tn h11u d1"1
rntrr•d ''
·· l h" f<l.<'nf",d••ll' herc rr c: .. rd,.d '"' '""erl<'cl br1cfil 111 thr l,,.rJ,w ,.,. .,( ttur
'·""H l l .u~,. I 11,-\HI ,.n rlts ,,( ~eilltuse to s hn v. that C.hn!>-1 ...-.• s 'thr .. ,.,..d
qf thf' "flrll•<ll' ''" v.,t., prnml,o;;Pd •·
Jlr.rl 1"' '" .:;,11. II I'> wr pnrt1t11t to shnw thot 10 thl" n n•· Jl"'""" o f jf"-.u..,
f .hrr<t.t therr .or<' two nature!<. thc nature of God, ltntl the-nnt ure ,,f \lu n, a nd thAt
J e .,u <~ C.hrr~t 1s .tt •>~'llt' l'trfect t".nd and Perfect \la.n . '\lJ,. twn n.tt urt.., are nut
m111t.:d , .unl tl1e rr I"' "n n confusw n of sub!!ltance ." ilf "was 1n .1 I I pn1nts
tem pt t!d l1l,. .ts ,,. are, 11"1 Wtth o ut sin" (fl ebn:ws ~:1 .-,). Clrrrst '., l•ne nf
drl'OC ~'nt a t cnrrl1 n ~ to the flesh ~~ traced from Eve , In wh om he """" pnomr.sed.
to \lan . from whom he sprt:tn,~r:
~ \l'n for ,'-o('TI(ltUrl" th1s H'cnrd iB rl'!markublt' for br~\tty . II Cll Ct)mpa<e.,~<l a
reflod n f human h i ~l on longer than the whole hnu: from the ~:xodus In ChTI St.
wh1 ch 1s clrrn n11:-lrd 11i th~ rest o)f the Old Testament; or 11 pf'norl c·onrp~~rable tn
thf" ti .n,. frnm til,. llel'luru:c!Hln to the Christian set tlement nf 'l"nrtlr Amrrica . t\t
tht f!IHmt tln1c. th,. br1rf detads here set forth are so basic tha t th e) give u.tll a
ke\ to unloclt a wealth of rn fnrmation about this period.
It II" II& U!'l, hr!lt nf ~tll,<that conditions of eli mat t and life on the-earth wereo
tt.o d1Hrrent fr nrn what the) Mt nnw thllt, in the words o f ~L Peter , when the
nond Cltm,., ''the world th111 thrn Wlll'l, being 0\'t"rflowed with Wtttf'r, pert~hl'ri , tt
The nonnnl l!lplln of humAn life. at lf:I<~At of the patn&r.tch•. wlt!l over 900 year11.
This u:stiflt>!l to a VI @:Or bepJnd n n y thin 8 known for thouaands o f ) earA,
whether dul" t0 ntmosphere , coam1c rsya , n•tural endowment. nouri!!lhment or
what not. 1'he combination of vi!<"r i!nd lt:nf!jth o f dara bupeak• a. brilli<~n c~: of
und.erat•nding. culture and knowledge far 8U rpaasin8 hum~~n expericnc" .t~~i n ce .
\len not only lived in eitid and practi.ed•ll the lltta o f cultured life -they
"fathered" 1heu arts and four.ded Jh e eitiu. A litcle nlculation •how!l that
"" the patriarch• named in lhia ch•pter , except Noah. were ~m before Adam
died; eo that fr om hi a ow o lip• they mieht receive 111 full and aatiafactory
account of the creation, p•radiae, the fall. the prom iu, ilnd "tho•e d ivine
precept• .. hi ch concemed relisJoua worahip and a reli8iova li fe ."
\n1 ,,f llre-.e rllf"ll. l!lrludln l( \rl..rn hrmst"lf. could ha\P rt du ,cd tl,e ·1<-t:"rount
tor wr 1 t<n~ u s "'"'' h.t,r· 11 11"" 111 ",c rlpture •\nrl , obs erve!l licnn , "If an1 nnsta.~e
ar~•S f". the I' mqo;hr ha 1r rf't<llll "" \f/ (•\dnrn \ whde he li\·eJ. as In .on nrade, for
rlrr rr ct •h Ill fit ,,f 11, .uHl aft1•r \11~ tlr. •• rlr to \ltthuse lah . and •Hhcrs that h.ul
~··n ,r rs rtl wtth h.m.''
\tt<'llti<IO rnu -.1 !-w 1.111<'11 ,d ~., t•J thf' dat1np;~. esp!"CIIll l< Itt \'lf'W ,f thr
(.1/lf,r;,tll ~hrnrrn)"j.:ll''o l;•udl<•'-'> jol l'lli',\I U~lt"~·;) that arc o;;;pUII OUt b1 th<• IIPHietnl'lt
(.ul for l'\<Jiu tl"ll I "' 1 •·.or-. 11 ), ..... be e n fa:o~hmnable to pouh-p1"'11 dtr
r hrnnnlll fl l .,f \rdrh•"'h"l' I ,-.h r r "'h•l·lr l.Jl culated the fl<r•td to IP.IVl' cnmr 1n
th•· 1r <lf .!\>\ H ( 1111"''"\t f . Tht' 111!'>1 ..tnN unt of research tn arc hen lr)~l rn thf"
I'''"'' 10 \r.rr-. lu" ••l'l'f'J-Hh•·tl .lrutrt' aud more to ap;reemcnt that the t"11rlrcst
hum.•n ldr f.,r "h11h ,...,. hu1•· e\ltil"nt't' tn ru ins and a.rttfa cts is about 1.000
H 1, .. .:.nd thl'< d.r.tP '' h.1vrl upon 11 t·hrnnul nfi!:~ nf tg\11t1an !..10~!!1 wor~ed "Ut
Ill u ... rlwl M namc1l \hn>f"th .. whu h\f'd •n tl." third century before Chnst. wh rch
~•lnlC rrt r nt ~ch u l.usiHp rnd1 rtttes mii\ be nut just about 600 years. In n thf"r
wnrds . urr hr .. lupt\ 111 .11 1 <tn f1 nu l11sh er's d11t1ng for the flood. about 2 l01l B. 1..
\n f"iHilf"f 1'\lllt u(f" l 1111ld fl03sibll be. found . Th 1s would also great!) w creusl"
the rel1.1hill h ,.f tJ,,. rh•tr nf o~rnund 1,000 H. C . fnr C:reatron 1
The fa ct thut .... 1, ,, f c w numes 11rc re corded in this l(rrtK ·"run Ht no
rnd1 c<tli•ln thnl onl) the'"' few persons live1l then . Scripture mther c onf1nns
qu<te thr "l'pnsr.tf" -th1.1t th cst. men and their children were prolific; thc:y be gat
children nvt.>r u prr1•HI nf hu ndreds nf yeurs , und, 8@jain . a little aimple
1rrithmetir shows th111 thr} probubly populated the e arth with mill iona of soul~.
The~c r:trr rrrnrrnbf!rf"tl beo cu<Jse they are the line o f Christ. or. li ke Enoch and
\oah. h11 vr mnjnr rulr..o. '"coMmi e history of the ir own .
Enoch I"' nntablf' by being the only one of whom it i11 not rec orded that 11he
dttd,'' l .iule else tft aatd abou t h im, but it ia enough to make hill name great,
and significMt 1n the ~ew Testament (Hebrews 11 .5). Firat , it is said that "'he
walked w1th C-od." Two cannot "wallr.: tose:ther except they be agreed;" so we
know •:noch Wl.llil of eJlceptionnl godliness. He may well hne ser<~ed u a priea t
tn his time, but hia time on earth w•• not.bly •hOn er than the othets -only
:100 years. lie d id not be~in hia w•lk wiU. God, how~ver, until he waa • m•ture
and eesll(lned man of 65. after he besat MeU.uelah.
Then, "he waa not, for Cod took him." In Uebtew• we re•d. "Ue waa
tr~tn~<~lated that he 11hould not .ee death, and w .. not found becau•e Cod had
tra.n!!daled him." Afterwards God took Elijah withCMit hia seei•1 death. F rom
the•e two wt learn th npectation of the aaiat.a of Cod who will M alive a
earth at the Second Comins o f Chriat. T1r.a y. loo, will «"directly to God
withnut firat taalina death. 'llut• ia sivan tlte promiae •nd th firre of die la•t
detail of God'a plan. !il. Th~~t<~6 p,~,. • f : 0: lht1 J5()96 • Hou,_ U, r .....
NEIIPORT HAR1!0R ENliiJI
!!;CO!!D SECDDN - -Pw 2
THURSOAV, OCT. I~ 1910
COROI!A DE!. MMl CAliF.
An Open Letter to Public School Teachers
Evolution, a Hoax
81 Rn. Bot. Ware. Puler
Tabe:f"aaC'Ie BaptiM Ctlarc .. Orlaado, Ji'lorJda
nom our btrth we have bHn In
the proe... ot lu~. and \he
more ~dclen or dttftc:ult tlw .ub-~t undeT obRrvatlon, the morP
oMeued we beeorne wtth the dt-
alr. to know and understand it.
Tr-yirc to team lt not wronc-far trom It, The dHtre to learn hu
cauted man to ae«~mpllah rre•t
thtncs. We t)ave explored the sea's
depdu, U"' moon's •u.rf~. and
ac:oompllahed a mi.IUon fantutle
mUntont<t: in ~Hn. From the
very lint time we uked our p.ar-
enta the quntion, "Where dld 1
come [rom ?" we have had a crav. ..............
You u • teacJKor 1~1 that you
m111t have an answer tor every
question that )'OW" atudfonts dk.
I rffnlnd you that It ts no bad
reflPCiion to say, "I'm j111t not
au~ about that." Tryina to pleaae
1!\'l!r)'One, many teachers are Jnk--
crat.lnc the th~ry of n-oluUon and
the Bible, ~!erring to thr-ms.lvet
aa thetatic e\·olutioni.Ats. I have no
araummt with t.Ne sdencf.". Neith-
er doet any other BJble-believlnc
prt>•cher . There is no connlct bf..
tween true aclenc:e and the Bible.
The Apr;Nitle Paul warned Timothy
to avoid '"profane and vein bab--
bllnl(l, and oppo.!itlonlli ot science,
rat.ely 10 caUed " (I Tim. 6:20).
Evolution la sdence falsely so
called. Certainly it i~ \"Hin bab-
bling. Evolution is still recognized
by honest scif'ntis~ as a thcon·,
but many times amateurish, over-
enthwialtic teachers will work up
a tweat trylna: to !U'll the satanic-
impir"'f'd bill of goods to young
huncrY m inds that ma.n is a p~
duct of rvolulion.
Most tf'&chers bE-gin on the prt>m-
ise that life came from a IK'bulus
mau or a tiny, primordial cell.
A tiny cell'!' And where did the
tiny cell originate! You han· no
answer! You say the single Ct'll
separated and ~arne two, the two
then became four, the four l"lght,
eight then became sixteen, sixt('('n
then be<:a.me thirty-two, the thirty-
two b@came sixty-four, the sixty-
four became one hundr@'d twenty-
eight . and then It got tlrl"d of divid-
ing and deddf'd to form into aom('-
thing with lntelllgcnce. Surf"ly th~
fool has said in his heart, ··Th~re
is no God"'! <Ps. 14 :1•.
The most amazin~ thing about
the acc('ptancc of evolution i.!l not
that tht• scholastk ~o~.-orld acct'PI!
it, but that you. thf' tt•acher, ac-
Cf'pt this theory, thi!i h)'pothesil,
this KUf"SS. without any Questions
asked! You have heard a profeouor
uy, you ha\"1' rt'ad 11. book, and
so ~-)'OY belk vc. You set out
to destroy thc minds of lilllt' C'hll-
dn'n in tht' n11mf" .>1 acad(-mic f~
dom. Your _goals ar(' uitimatr ly :o
destr-o)• h1s fa1th in h1s C'hureh .
in thl' B1bk, and fmally. in God
Jfimst"lf
£\·olutr.on 1s n• ''T t·omp;HII)I··
with tht• Btbl••. To tr~-and rt>eoo-•·•lt• !h(• ho.O, somf' havc taught
that the> •·r••alion rlay~ m the Aibl•·
W('rc milknniums long. W1ll tr-a r h·
•·rs neVf"l' stop to Sl"arch out for
th••m!wlves 7 G~:n•·~~:; l ch•arly. in
t'a.~y-to-undt·rstaml t:n~l1 sh. srat<'s
afH"t" l'ach phas•• of th• t"fC'<tlion .
'"!hi' l"V•·nlng <tnd lho• mornm;: WC'f''
the first riay," :1nri "the o•wrun.c:
And tht> mornmg 1\'•·rr-rhr• sr cond
riay." anrl, "thl" l""."!'ning' 11ntl
the morning were the third day,'"
and so on. Read carefully Genesis,
chapter 1 and ll. You talk about
the survival of the littest, but thAt
is not the questKm at hand. What
about the crt"ation of the !illest!
Would it shock you it I 1aid
that the Bible is the most scientific
book you have f"VI!r read ? Remem-
ber. Most"S wu thf" human instn.-
ment that God used to pen the
opening books of the Bible. MOlf"S
waa educated in the courts of the
Pharaoh!. The popular theory of
the creation In those days went
soml"thing like this : Man originated
and/or waa born from the slime of
the Nllt! Rlvn, or t.hat he hatched
from a n egg like a bird. If MMes
had wrltlt'n that In the book of
GPnesls. you would have plenty to
ridicule and critJclzf". The Hindu
writings say th&t the canh was
madf' of • flat, triangular plane
with hills and mountains and that
it had spvenl storif"S like a multi-
level apartment building. These
stories rest on the h('(ld of an elf"-
phan\ whou fH>l In tum rrat on •
rlant tortoiM and the tortoise
rcsta on a giant snake in a coiiC'd
position. They explained the f'&Mh·
QUIIkes by laying that the f'lf"phant
has shakt'n himself.
You don't read foolishnt'U like
that in the Biblt'.
Thc Blble says that the earth ia
a circ:le, as recorded in Isaiah
4{1 :22 . Rf"member , It was 1492 A.D.
that 0\r\stophcr Columbus diKov-
l'rt'd that the earth really wa~
round. But tht' Biblt' rt"rordf"d it
hundreds of years bt>fore Olrist
was ever born.
Jt hal only bN'n about 300 years
since medical M:lcnce dlaeovered
!hal thto life of the flt'ah was In
the bloor\, MOM"S wrote that 'hou·
aands of )li'an ago in l.e>.·Uicua
11 :Jl.
The E&yptiaM ~ to count the
atan, yet the Bible ..,., "and he'
broulht hlm forth abii'Md, and aakl,
1AOir now toward heavm. and ~
.......... 1/ ...... ablelo-
..-"'M "tWO!ItD o..-THE L.ORD"
Mt)lltl"flltl:t:S.Of'O, TDfN.
Rev. lob Wa,..
e t. There Is not one lingle cue
or any specie ever evolving into
anothrr. Read Gf"nesis 1 and you
will notice that tcn different times
the Lord said that f'verythlnK
would produce "after its kind." A
plant hu nevf"r become a fish. nor
a fi1h a fowL It i!l alwayli, and
always has bet•n. '"each after Its
kind." Mut allons~ Umprovement
wllhin lhf' specif"S lhrouKh sE"IecUve
brt•t'ding r Ye1! TraMmUtation!l,
No! Thf"rc I~ no proof. nor M"cn
a !.rrious hrnt . that any dog ever
bEof'aml' 1t hors!'. or a monkey a
man. WI' hav•· a ll kmd); of cats.
but thcy a1c All cats. We ha\'e all
kmds of doL:~. hut th{'y are all
~s ··~-:~~ h ~ft.-r r.ts km<t ·•
Mo~t pl'Oplt• II ht') II'II C"h 1"1"0\UiiOn
a s a hut l1111ld on th,. pn•m•sl'
th1:1t th1• Sfk'l:ll"~ l •'~('mblt-t•Hch
Qlhf'l" Comf' t 0 111•'. no..., r.s that
111 all mlt•lllg• nt ~ A n111lo·nnlum of
yt·ars frurl\ n011 . 1f "iQnwnn•· found
a \'t •lk~ll :1\!t"tl •·M r 1"11 ')<1 ''' a Cad II·
!at· 11ouh1 lho•y h•• ncht •n assum-
m~o: rhur th•• r lldll1 1H' r•l(r!vt'rl from
th!' ~m al kr VnlkMiaawn" \\£·1 1. tht•y
do l~••h h-1\1 ' ]llUr IIIW<'i~ ynu kno"
An•l fl lh•·r• pr11 nh "' -.un r\l't'll)" Thr~
• nu l(\ rti~•J h, uppll'•d !<) thr' t••lo
phon•· Ill<' !t•lq.:r·aph .. on(i fllho•r
~· wnt d •• l:l"-lrumenr~ Thr ~o:rr-.tl
1'1 11"11 !'!on I 'nn •·r~ll} bwiOt<:l~l Pro-
lessor Edwin Conklin, nid, "'The
probabiliTy of li fe lx"ginning from
an accident is comparable to the
probability of thl' unabridgl"d dic-
tionary rcsulting from the cxploslon
of 11 printJng factory."
We can look at the unicE'IIula.r
animals !hat are all over the world
by thf" trilltona wtth a m~pe
and Iff that they arc dlft~nl.
Thf"y dl!fer in th(' way thPy movf",
the way lhcy digMt thcir food.
rhc way they brt'athe. and the ~·ay
thcy gi\•c birth to their young. But
one thing stands out like a blink-
ing light m the night : they pro-
duce '"cach aftrr its kind." To
this thcre is no exception. After
millcnniums, The amoeba is still
thl.' amoeba. th!' paramecium is
still the paramecium. They nevt'r
cha nge: thry rt'produce ··rach a l-
ter iu kinrl.'"
I Am sur,-. you \\Ish 10 have
corn~! answrrs lor your students,
but rromcm!M'r In !hf" tcachin~ of
sr if'ncc• that thf' word scicncc it·
srolf mt•ans to know. Wt'bstcr dt'-
tint•s it.
""}"Jitf'mMIIUd knowll'dkf' df'·
rtvf'od from o~M~fon·.r~tton, •t.ud)·, f'Jl·
poortmor-nhr.tlon, el\rrlf'd on In ordf'r
to df'tf'rmlnf' thf' n._t ur• or prtn-
f'l plf'a of wh•t '" bfolnc studlf'd."'
Sm!'" r'\"OiuttOn 1s a Th<'Ory , a
hypothf'wo., a gucs-<. thcn honrstly
t.-11 our ~turlf'nl '< JUST that Sin<"l'
th!' Bibl1 r11l ~rrounl has n<'\'er bi·•·n
di sproved rruo• srwnn• ~till a~rf'!'S
\\1lh \\hilt God ~:ud m r;,•ncsrs I.
I! "m thr• ~~o:mn•n~o: (~00 cri'RtN, ..
IS no1 1rur•, tho•n II <' IH•' fool~ to
bdr<"lf' unyth1n1.: th AI thl' B1blr•
stnto·s anywho•t·o·
I lru~l thai ~·ou 11 Ill ('Rr-dully
n,n,.Jr1o ·r !hr.~ lf'llt•r :t n.'l rf'ahzr:
lhl' nn portnn•·•• that Wt' :.~ Olris-
lli'ln$ plar o• upon thf' ll1blic nl AC-
t·nunt of rnan·.~ ()n~.:l n fkrause of
our r·ono •r·r·n for· •1Uf r hilr'lrrn. we
urr::•• t<nd o•nt·oul·aj.!•· tl'l•• trnrht•rs in
our count ry lo 54"1 forth clearly
the teaching of the Bible and to
put evolution In lt1 propt"r ~
s~tive. to be taught only as a
man-devi!K'd throry.
DON'T CHANGE
THE LABELS!
Tho Jato Dr, W, E. So11.,.tor told ol
a co,laia coo.Jorenc:e II• atloadod
..omo yeors a9o. It wa• a joiat IIIMI-
in9 of medieal cloc:tan. •lnaton of
r•U9ioa. ancl ..,ctuatrilot.. COIIYonecl
to dl~• waye itt. wbic:la tHy nu.ld
wotk t ... tbor.
In tbo dlac:..ton !bote _...,. ro·
poatod rof.,•.-eH to wbot ... tona·
od "proMorltol nd •.tto·Morit41l .. .,..J rol.u.a.lll,.. H
Dr ............. C'OVI<O. hally •••
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dentoCHI the •eo:al .. ot wclll tolli:
~~ Ia till. vollr.erlftv •• .. .W
tv.rol c:IOf'WT'D-....-ao-•• _..
J..-d a.,. tllle 1-. Ho c:e•IG't lei· le,. .n ol tllle ... .--. _,. a..ny
IHuwt "': .. ,.....-tlol -.4 .0•· •.ntal aobal ,..latin·~~!,.? 0. ,._ .... ~._....,t..,.r
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Central bible Church
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From the Police Blotter
• TUESDAY, SEPT. 1 Wt .. )J, 611 CanldoA, Coroal. Rural, Costa Mesa, was ar-
NlWPORT HARBOR ENSIGN
SECOND SECTION --P>ael
THURSDAY, OCT. l~ l971l
CORONA DEL MA R, CALIF.
WUUam Anthony Ytscome, del Mar, w11lle it ftl s-rked rested at 1:45 p.m. at M St.
ZZ, and l.tatjorie t.out18 Gru. t.olrootoltUrelideocedurtnc &Dd Ocea.o Blvd,, Balbo&, on a LECTURES OH DESERTS
ber, 21, both of 305 E. Bay Ule tUPf ol Auc. 31 ••. A 15. c:harre of possession of ma.ri-··Tll9 !Seserts o1 tbe workJ"
Ave., Balboa, were arrested at foot dory nlued at $201 was )bana • • • Dooald Calhoun wUJ be the Utle ot a lectw-e
3:30 p.m. at their restdeoee ato* from Jam._. L&Roy SteJ. Holmes, 45, or 2600 Park Ln., series by Ora.np Coast COl·
oo charges ot possessloo of pnnld, 868 COI'tn, eo.ta West Newport, was arrested le11e biology Instr uctor Lk>yd
matl}uana • • • Jack Allan M•sa, WtlUe 1t was doc:Ud. at at 2:30 p.m. at h.is residence Wason Smith in the Costa W:esa
Kruse, 36, of 2077 Cha.r le St., ZU Zbt st., Central Newport, OD a charge of for ger y ... higt1 school lyceum, starting
Costa Mesa, wu arrested at dutlllg lbfl DJ.Cftl ••• Ao 8· Stephen Phtup Jewett, 25, of Oct. 19. The series will con~
1:30 a.m. at the alley at 213 foot sabot niQC!d at $1 ?5 was l!t60 Placentl.a, Wes t Newport slst of 5 lectw-es oo MOOda ys
20th St., West Newport, on a stolen from Ronald L&Bowe, Heights, was arrested at 4:30 trom 7:30 to 9:30p.m. ruMlng
e narge ot intoxJc.a.Uon In pub. 3702-1/2 Cbamel PL, West a.m. at B St. and Balboa Blvd, Ultoul'h Nov. 16.
Ue •.• Joseph Sb.nley Sobo-Newport, wbUe 1t wu docked Balboa., on a charge or !ntorl-
wtez. Jr., 22, ot 227-A Prospect at hls r esideoce durinc the cation in an auto ... Ten speak-
St., Newport Shores, was ar. n1gbt, ers and 2 crossover networks
r ested at 12:30 a.m. at his • THURSDAY, SEPT. 3 valued at $1,690 were burglar-
residence on a charge of rob. Doq Elton Pratber. 34, of lzed from Edward's Newport
ber y ··.Richard John Rohats, 4362 SaUowood Way, Irvtoe, Cinema Theater, 300 E. New-
51, of 3200 E. Coast Hwy., was arrested al1 :45 p,m.atthe port Cent~r Drive, Newport
Cor ona del M.a.r, was arres~ Arches Restavaot par !dna: Jot Center , between 2 a.m. and
ted at 10:45 a.m. at his resl-on a charge of dtiYirlC wh.Ue 6 a.m. Sept, 3 .. , Burglars
dence on a charge of felony under the lnllueoc.e of alcohol enter ed the C o:~.thrlne Boeck
wUe beating .•• Burglars •.• Fn.octs Gowan Dacey, 5'7, r estdeuce, 31 01 Seav1ew, Co-
entered the apartment of Ma.rca ol 1101 Park Are., Be.lboa Is~ rona del Mar, arx:l escaped with
Ward, 1945 Sherlngton, Ne w. laDd, was arrested at 2:45a.m. a 12 pllt.ce settmg of silver-
port Heights, and esc.aped wtth at Jamboree Rd. aDd E. Coast ware valued •t $900 between
$204 wor th of c lothes •.• A Hwy,, 00 a cbarge of drlrtog 1:45 and 3 p.m .... Electrical
bicycle va lued at $150 was bur-whJle under the tnnueoce of accessories valuedat$360wert.·
glallt.ed from an open garage alcohol , , , James Ward Wat-stolen from a boat at Oavey 's
at the Orin Riddell r esidence, terson 29 of uzo Avon New-Locker Inc. between 12 :30 .-.m.
308 34th St., West Newport ... port Beach, wa.s arresied at and ll :30 a.m. Sept. 2 .•• An
A belly board valued at $'70 12:30 a.m. at Tustin Ave., a00 anchor, depth tinder, raUuJ <uld
was stolen !rom a balcony at w. Coast Hwy. 00 a char~ of 4 lite ,lllckets were stolen rrom
the Chris Blasco residence, ctrlvlng while Wlder the In-a boat tJelonglllg 10 Franklin E.
109.1/2 Sonora., Newport n ueoce or a1coOOI •.. Jack Graves, 172~ lowa,CostaMeSoi,
ShOres ... A radio and s tereo Allan Kruse 56 of 20??Charle whtle it w.:~.s OOCked at Halboa
tapes valued at $H6 were sto-St., Costa M:2S::,, was arrested Coves during the night.
JOIN DEAN WITTER CO .
LEGAL NOTICE
P~38?54
CEHTIFICATE OF BUSINESS
FictHJous Firm Name
THE UNDERSIGNEDdoflere.
tJy certify that they are con-
ductmg a whOlesale draper y
clea.ni.ng business at 660 West
17th St., Bldg. 21, Cosu Mesa,
under the fictitious firm rwne
of Jet Draper y Cleaners and
that sa1d firm is composed of
the following persons whose
names In !u!J and places of
r•·sJdE>nee are as follows, to-
WJl. Polly H. Bteeker, 255
Prosl>f'{'t St., Newport Beach,
C.-11f.; C.ittn c. becker, 320
Prosvc' t St., :-lew~X~rt Beactl,
C.-hf.
WIT r..'~.$ ou r h..iinds tills 21st
Ua~ of ::.ept~mber, 19 '70. Polly
H. lllt"eker, t,len C. Becker.
ST A fl:. U~ C.\LI~OR:-IL\)
Jss. len from a ~ar belonging to a.t 23rd St. and W, Oceo.n Ft.,
Donald E. Hunt Jr., 884 St. Centra l Newport, on a charge
Clalr St., Costa. Mesa, wh1Je of lntol..lc.ation in pubUc • , •.
It was puked at 20th St. and Jewelry and coins vallied at $90
Court St., Central Newport, were burgl.a.rl.!.ed from the rest-
between I and 2:30p.m .... Bur-denc.e of Barbua A, Dahl, 2028
glar s entered the g-.trage of Ocean Blvd., Balboa, sometime
Carl A. Burch, lOOO E. Bal-between Aug. 19 a.lld Aug. 28
bOa Blvd., Balboa, and escaped ..• Stereo tapes a.od speaker s
with $150 worth of phOto-val Lied at $165 were stolen from
gnpl\ic equi~ment durLng the the car of John M. Harrison,
niRht. 2270 Channel Rd., Balboa, Wh.lle
CfJLYn Ul' (JHA:-lGE )
Roller! 0 . Hill .-ntJ Mrs. KU ():"> flitS 21st d.ly or Septem-
T appan lla ve )Oinoo tile Sewport Of!t, 1 'J70 , toefort me, a Sotary
Center office of Dea n Witter 1'11blw !n ..tJuJ for s:tid county
and Co . as account executives, o~.f\11 <;!..ttl:', t"sirlin~tnerem,duly
accordlng to Br enton ll . OgUen, OfliOIISSIOll"•l "nd sworn, per-
VI{'e pres1dtont <1.nd mafl.ll.ger . <;011411) J.flpeat etl Polly H.
• WEDNESDAY , SE PT. Z
Edwin Francis Higgins, 52,
of 444 AUso, Newport Heights,
was a.rrested at 6 p.m. at his
residence on a charge of as-
sault with a deadly weapon , ••
Sondra Field, 25, of 31 9 Apo-
Mr. Hill ma)O rer! in bus10ess lJh:>Pket <~.rid ' .... len C. Becker,
.-1 OCC o~.lld UCI. Hl' wa s pre-bowt, u, lhl-to be the persons
vwusly employe<'! b; another WIIO~ nan1es <I.J'o: subscnbed to
investment fi.r m and also ser -tlu· Wllltlll uJs lruw•rU, and ac-
Ved as corporate aOOitor for IUJO,..I<t"'l~l to mto tfla.l U!E!)
the B.:~.nk of Amerir.:o's maw .. Kerute-1 the 3a!!le.
Los An geles ofllcP, WIDESS 111J /land afl(l otri-
~=========~~~~=======~ lena, Balboa Island, was blt-f ten on the a.rmy while tryi ng to
separate 2 dogs who were fight-
. lng; Miss Field was treated at
Hoag Hospital a.nd the dog was
quarantined in the custody of
Its owner, Mrs. Mar )orle J.
Ogden, 320 Apolena .•. Auto
accessories valued at $10 were
stolen from the car of Pauline
Towersy, 121 Apolena, while
it was parked In the alley oy
her r esidence, during the nigtlt
•.. Swimming equipment val-
ued at $2?.50 wa s stolen (rom
a car belonging to Steven G.
It was parked at IUs residence
during tile night • , • An e lec·
tric typew'r'iter and an ottlce
c hair valued at $586wereburg-
larized from tbe Maceo Corp.,
210? Westcllff Dr., Between
Aug. 24 and Aug. 25 .•• Athletic
equipment valued at $325 wa.s
burglarized from a storage cage
at Newport Harbor h.Jgh school
bE:tween Aug. 7 and Sept. 3.
Mrs. T .ii'JPall gf..t•lua.teo1 • um , wl seal. M<i.T ~ A. Ha..tp.i, ~o
latJde from C.-I State Lon!<! t.lr) PuLI1r· 10 ..tnd for sa.Jd
Beach, where sl1€ m<I.)Or i."<l in ( OIHtlJ ,uvl Statt>, M)· Com -
English auLI education. ShE> .:1.!-ttlh~IOII e:qm Ps i.JPL 13, l!f71.
so attended Orange Coast Col. l'uh!Jsh Sept, 2~, Oo.t. 1, 8,
lege In Costa Mesa and Po~.cL!ic Li, 1J70, 10 Ute \'e~~t'P()rt !far-
Union Co llege in Ang'NI!l. She t..or Eru.1o:r1.
is a member of the Busmess --------FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
"TH E CENTER POR B IB LICAL STU DIES"
DR. P. G. HEUMANN PASTORS DR. JAMES CXlloiBS
q;45 A.M.-Bible School, with our 15 buses
serving Soulh Orange County
LEGAL HOT ICE
a.od Professional Women'sClutJ LE GA L NOTtCE
.tod the Jumor Eloell Women'::.
C tub of Sewport Beach.
LEGU NOTICE
R E:SOI l'TIUr> ~0. 7280
A HESOLI..'TIO:OO OF THE
CIT\ CO\..~C I L OF' THE
CITY OF :'1-'EWPOHT BEACH
11:00 A.M. -Moming worship RESO UITION NO. 7291 the southe.asteriJ llu~. thf· Gl\'l\G :OOOTICE OF PRO-
7:00P.M. -E~ening Se rvi ce A RESOLI.TI'ION OF THE soutlle:tsterl~ line ..ilfl tt11· O.EDL\:GS L'~ITL\TED B\'
ClTY CO UNCIL OF THE southwesterly prolon i;<~.tiOn of rHE CITY CUlr'NCIL 0:0.: ITS 301 Movnolio St.
(At S•rttll Artll 1\tJ.,,)
COST A MESA
Phooo 548·1733
Horne of P. C. H-. ... ann
Christian School
Ki,.d~tfllrtl'n -8 tb
Phono 548-28"0
Grlltlt
CITY OF NEWPORT REACH lhe southeasterly line uf Lvts ov.~ ~OTIO:-.: FOR THE A.-.:~
GIVLNG NOTICE OF PRO. 72 through !9 J.nd Lot &l of HXATIO:\ TO THE CIT Y
CEEDINGS lNITLATED BY S<lid Tract No. 70G to t h~ ~en-OF ~t:W PORT BEACH Q':'
WRITTEN PETITION RE-ter line of On·harl1 Dr1ve, l ERTA f:">' L'!\ISHABITED
QUESTING THE ANNEXA-ttleoce Sorth so• l l' ,JS" West, TERRITOR\', KSOW:'\ AS
TJON TOTHEC ITYOF NEW-330,00 feet, alon~ sa1il center THE COLU~'S AS:o;"EXA-
PORT BEACH OF CERTAIN Une, to the cenl~r line of \co:~.-TIO:OO --A~EX.A TIOI' NO.
UNINHABITED TERRITORY cia Street, as shown on sa1d i'3, .-\~0 SETTL-..;G A DA TE SHOPS and SERVICES
KNOWN AS THE ACACIA-Tract :-.oo. 106; t!leD<'t :-oor th FOR HEARl~G PROTESTS
PALLSADES AN'!iEXAT ION--39• 48' IS" Eo:~.st, 13i0.00 feet TO SA IU ASNEXATI01'o
ANNEXATION NO. 71, AND along sa1d c('nter ltne o! \<'.1 -WHEREAS, on the 2oth da}'
Save Time And Money-Call An Expert
• IIAIITT SALOM
.LO'<....._ ••
BEAUTY NOOK
2732 E. C0o1sl Hw,.,
Corona del War ·
Phooe 6n-73J6
• CONCRETE -·-------
s ...... 9 •+>• c ..... ,
........ ,... Ou.l,,
c ......... ' p,_,,
EU ,c;•"' 5e•••c•
We ld•'• Cone••'• ·
!HI San JoiUI'tin Rd., LI8·JJ18
P .O. Bo• 4 :l l ColliLa \tt-n
• DRY CL EAHING
F'inest quality dry cleamnl-!
on t11 e premtses
•
SeH-service laundry
Ml new -latest model
Frigidaire washers
3:100 E. COut HW)'., COM
........ , 613-960$
ofLORIST
FLOWERS FOR
ALL OCCASIONS
DrMurl Tosh
FLORI.ITS
PHOHE o 646~79
2•38 H•••.rt 11•111.
COSTA MESA
_. HIAMIIG AIDS
HAL AEBISOIER
~_!. ~-. "-"' .... ~ .... Mit L C..., H.,. c.-.......
61541»
• HEALTH RESORT ----! .. !~.~! ~~~~.~~~~ t * ,.R ...... s ...... \1++"' ._, • l•w:..,...,; •• fl•<lr><al ...... .. * O•••" 0.-y H•+l a-1 111' l•lu:~• ..-u~ulut ... , .. .. * t riu .. Ti .. t)lteU !.111....-. • ,.,...., •• h.p•HIIIOOO
SE TTlNG A DATE FOR cl.a Street lO the PoUlt oJ Be-of July_ l 'J70, the Clty Coun-
HEARLNG PROTESTS TO ginning. ~.II .uJopted RE>sol\.llton ~o. i'23'7
SAID ANNEXATION 2. :-lot1ce IS !)(>tt-b~ ~venth.£1 1/UILttiO~ prOI.o:l'dlngs on Its
WHEREAS, on the Z'7th day the Ctl) Coun•·1l '.1.'111 ttol•J J own :notiOn for the annl!ution
of May, 1970, the Local Agenc)' hea.ring for the purpos"' of • on-to U1e Clt) of ~ewport Beach
Formation Commission of Or-sider!ng wntten J,orot,:;sts a-ol Lert.l..l n un.inhotblted !erntory
ange County adopted a reso-galnSt s:~id .lnnl'xatlon, nwl .. l} pursll!l.nt to tht:pr ovlstunsoflbe
luhon approving the proposed a.ny personowrun~re.:~.l~ropert! :\nnexa tion ot Urunnat:tted Ter-
a.nnexa.tion to the City of :"ew-within the territor) pr opoo;(•d to utory Ac t of 1939 and dtrect-
• COSTA • OIAHGI • AMAH!IM • HUNTINGTON port Beach of cerWn unlnh.a.bi-be ilOilexed, on t11e 23r l •1.:1.) or IlL!! the filing o! an appl.lcation
ME$A 'Jt..:UA1 126-0311 a!A.Ot ted territor y, a s htrelna.fter November, 1970, it the hour of ~~'Lttt tne Local .-\genq For-
~ 142•1451 described, satrt proceeding to 7:30 p.m. ID tile UO C <JIJnul m.Hion Commission of Orange -============-i============-lbe known as the Acacia-Pal!-Chambers IOCJ.tf'd WIUII!l we Count} requesllng a.pprova.l of _ sades Annex:ation--Anneution City H.a.ll, 3300 ~t>wport Boule-th~ aruuatton of annexation pro-
• NURSERY PUILICA. TIOM WORK No. 71; and vard, ~ .. wport Beo~.l t1, l .1!ilor • l't'<:''hngs of certain urunhabited ~~~~"-'--------~---''----------1 WHEREAS, a written petition nJ..a., whlrh d.att> uf he.arw.: IS terrtton knOwn as the Collins
Stuubs, Ja tenor Plants WE CAN PRINT YOUR requesting annexation of said not less than 40 oor more lt1a.n Annuauon-Annention ~o. 73;
'fiopical & Trees PAMPHL..!:TS territory ha.s been tiled with &0 day s .after the p.a!>sa>;E> or .uld
Jnsecocides a.Dd FerUliz.er ztNES. LEA~l..ET·S the City Council, signed by the this resoluuon. 'A'HEREAS, on the 26th ddyo!
"E-P"PEAS •"o owoers of 001: less tha.n one-3. The CltJ Clert. i.sl1 trt>t'IN o\u~sl, 1970, Ule Lot.at A~nc.) W..l1.r a. ..... & ..... _,._f'lll ..... ....~ ... ..... N~WS LI!TTERS fourth of the la.nd in the ter-to cause J rop) of tr1JS tl'SO-for mat1011 Commission of ()!·.
F'REE DELIVE RY r itory by area, a.nd by assessed lotion to boo put.JILsher1 .ot leo~.st .Ull.!l' County held a pubhc hear -
CO«<na del Mat Nur.ery CALL Ul '01 UTIItU.TU value as shown on the last twice, but not tuor e oftl'n than UIJ on the anneraUon .J.Wlic.a-
2144 E. o:.at Hwy., 67Hl60 •n-ouo equalized assessment roll of once a week, 1n tile .,. .. wport uon or the City of ~ewport ~SIGN PUILISHIHG CO. Orange CoWlty; Ha.rbor Ens1gn, " newspJ.per o( fieo:~.c h, a.nd took actlOll approv-
2721 E. Co..,t HltftwoJ' NOW, THEREFORE, the City gt!neral etrcuUtlon publishf'dl.!l 1ng the appllc:Uion or the C1ty
CofOfto d•l trAor , Colikrnio Council of the City of Newport the Cit}', and J.lso Ln the O.ad ) .iod authorizing the Ctty ('o•Jfl -
-~~---------!Beach HEREBY RESOLVES a.s Pilot, a newsp.lper of !:'ener.-1 t:ll to proceed Wlt h satd .l.J'l-
follows: circ ulation pubhsiH."I outs1de of IK!KJ.tlon; Coli In Yovr Wctnt A.4 1. Proceedings are hereby the C1ty but 11'1 thE' Count> Ill :-;ow, THEREFORE, tta: C 1t)
to t ... Enaltn initiated for the anoexation to Which Is IOC<I.Ied tne terntoq C ounc1l ol tile Ctt) of :-lewpol'l
613..05;50 the City of Newport Beach of prop<osed to be J.nneKt'll , pubh-Beach HEREBY RESOI VES JS :==========-::: the tollowlng described wtin-calion to be completl?\1 .1! least follow s: Cff;u :J--•·-111 h.a.bited territory: 20 da )'s pn or to t11e 1l.J.tE' set I. Procee-lmgs ar» hN,~b,
~,:.,-:..= f'tt•• IR YMir o..-, A parcel of Land lying with. for thE' tle.Uing. ThE' (II) Clerk UUIJated for the annentiOll to --..o~-In Tract No. 706 as shown on a shall send a eop)l of thi S r li'SO-the City of ~ewport BuC'h or ~ fM • S..uti,-.•: map thereof, r ecorded In book lution to the goverrung bo.t rd of the foll.owin g descr ibed urun .
C.ll673-055fl 21, page 25 or Mtscellaoeous a.oy schoOl dlstnl'.t Whldl, In tu.bUed territor} by thE' C'tt)
-----------_ Maps, records or Orange part or 1n whole, IS mduo.it><l in Couocli on its own rnotionwtth-
• ~CHS County, CaWornia, mo re par-the territor) sougfll to be an-out r£>Quittng a petii!Oll b} the
----·--------·-------Ucularly described as toUows: ou:ed and wtu cll hasmade wr 1t-owners of b.~ w1Utin sa.H1 ter-
1 ____ ;;;,,;;;:;.:;.;.,;;;:;.::;;,-lj Beg:t.nning at a poUlt In the ten t{'Quest therefor. ThE' Cit)' rltor}·,
...... 10Jikr center line of Campus Drive Clerk is t'urltler direrted to 2. Ttte territor} Whi ch ts
11M (formerlY Acacia Street) said cause written noticE' or such proposed to be annexed to tht> •
HARBOR PAINT
• WALLPAPEa
P1Utbuflb -
Pataw -ooa~ple&e liD•
13,000 P,A TTERNB
OF WAI.l.PAP!i:R
a 11 E. eo~~at • .,. . eoro. .... ,..,
(Nul to Por1 T6 .. .tr-.J
-=·'~·33
Sip .. point betng on the oorthwest-proposed .l/Ult"x.a!1on to be C lty ·is described as follows:
erly prokMlplloo or tbe south-malled to e.tch person to whom AU that certain teQ.Jproperty
673-0150 westerlY lloe of Tract No. 3201 land wtthin t11e territor) pro-s ttuated inthe CoWityol On.nge,
!~~~~~~~~~~~~~a s shown on a. map thereof, posed to be annexed 1s .tsses~ State of Calllornia., described QJ recorded lD book 130, paps 25 sed in the last equalized County as follow s:
througtl Z9 of Mtscella.oeous assessment roll available on Those poruons ol Lots 139
•UPHOLSTERING W:l£)s, records of said Orange the dale proceedings were in!-and U4 lll Block SO, and that
County, said point also being t.iated, at the a(\dress shown portion of the Soutlleasterty
an a.Jlile poiDt in the eltst-oo said a$Sessm~troll. or as one-hall ol Block 50, of tr.
"(By E•m,~• C,..f,~•~rt} J.Dg bowlduy ol tbe 'City ot kno9n to sa.Jd City Clerk. a.od vine's Subdi.1'ision a.s per map
ll£alDD.. ape. Mt ONLY Newport Beach being the most to any person whO has filfld thereof recwded In Mlscella-
.... _call •• ......,.. westerly corter of A.llMII· Ms aame and address and the neous R~"'O'd Map Book t aJ
111 --. .,._ _ &:11·•-uoo No. 56,0rdiDaoc1! No. 1116, deslpaUoo ol the I&Dds In which page 88 ln thE' omce ot the
adapted by tbe Ctty Couac:tl ol he has any Werest, either legal County Recor<IU of said Or~
~~~~~~---l .c.•~PL~U~~==-~c; ______ _ eiiA ... I HAIDWAII ~~J'~E~E~ .. ~l~1·~·~.,~·~·=•~-=j tbl CUy o1 Knport Beach. or equitable, wlth said Clerk. a.nce COWlty, together wtthpor-Ftbrauy a. 1965; tbeoet Soutb Sa.Jd notices shall be pna not Uoo.s of M.acArthur Boulerard,
Sir 11' 45" Eut, S.SO.OO fetl Ius ttwl ZO (lays before tbe Campus Orin ud Jamboree
A. R. MAUAC
PUJIUICR
?Oil~A ...
Co_ ....
A
~ ..... llopol ..
DAY.NICBT
WATI:IIIICATI&I
111•UJe.
.ECIALISTS IN UoQc ~ m•tac bowldarJ as first IMJblk beULnc on the pro .. &ou.lfnrd described as fol-
Msulbtd La. Aid aiiDUI.UQn posed a.QDI.D.tloa. klws:
No. 5C ud u diK:rlbld ta the ADOPTED this !8ltl da.)' of Commeoclne at the laler·
Acula strMt A.uatloG, Qr. Septembf.r, 1910. seetloo of the centtrtillll ol
dlDUCe Ho.. an, ~ b7 the E. r. Hirth W..tcArtbur Bou.leYVd (too.oo
CIIJ C.-11 elliot CltJclH .. -lollya< It" wid<) witb tilt e-liot
port Booea, Oelobor U, 1157; ATTESTo cl CamJI"$ D:-1 .. (10,00 !ott
e P'INW: CA81HETI
e WOODCR.AtrTI e I!:TC.
PRII DISIGMIMG
---from -~.~. .... l.I.&~<>S ..... ) .. -...... -u ulottl( -ry-H" 41' C11j' Clerk ....... oo t11o Ilia> cl n&OI No.
I.PVINO 15'" Wtlllt, 1S10..00felta)oactbt hbllsb: Oct. 15, U, 19?0, J.D 5iOJ u par 11'11p tMreol n-
~~=:....o.=.==.=.:.==:J ....-.orl1 prolaplklo cl lito M..,...l IW'bOr Eoslp. -Ill Mlltcello-Ilia>
..,.,.ATD GLADLY arvDI
UI-GSS •• UJ.12t4
CIIA PT\.111
N.B. BUILDING PERMITS
A $3/4 mlllloo per mtc Cor
addJUona.l work on a Newport
Cenler towto:r pve a btr boost
to tbe October permlf total
for the Newport Beach bulkUJ!i
department. Here are permits
lulled durl.nc: the Qr~1 9 days
Jl the mootb, In the amou.nt ot
$1,000 and over:
• NEWPORT CENTER
Balboa Insurance Co., 620
Newport Center Dr., develop.
ment of owner occupied spaces,
$750,000,
LEGAL NOTICE
CERTifiCATE OF' RUSINESS
Factitious Firm Narne
THE UNDERSIGNED do llerto-
by certUy that t he)' are con-
ducting an ms urance business
at 2435 E. Coast Hlgt1wa)'. Co-
rona del Mar, Calif. 92625, un-
der the fictitiOUS ftrm nam~ of
Corona del M.r lnsuraocl:'
Agency and tna.t said fir m 1s
composed or the followin g per-
sons whose names tn full arxl
pla.ces of residence are as fol-
lows, to-wit: HoidenC. Jotmson,
26 19 Way Lane, Corotli.l del
M.tr, C.t lll., John Y. &Yer Jr .,
26 19 Way Lao"', Corona ,,~,
Mar, Co~li! .
WITNESS Ill) t~aM tt11S t:ltu
day of Oc tober, 1970. Jotm ~·.
Baer Jr., Holdeu C. Johu~n.
STATE OF CAL!HJH,'\JA 1
COUNTY OF OHA~GE 1
ON THIS &11 t.li:l) of (J, tot..er ,
1970, befon me, a ~ota r~ Pub-
Uc 1n and for Sd.Ld (aunt} .-rKl
st.:.ate, residing there1n, ttuly
comnuss1oned .-nct swor n, PN-
sonall} a.ppe-.tredJolm v. i}d.ker.
Jr., Holden C. JoltJlSOU, 1\fiOv.'tt
to m ~ to be the pe r sou.,. ... hoSt-
IJ.Oi mes a.re sutJst rtlled to {11~
wlthln instr ument, .uld .1.1 kfl()w.
!edged to n.e that t11e~ o:Xe• ut€'0
the same.
WIT1'ES.S tn} 1wfli.J .-nd of-
ficial sec~.!. G. E.ho t S"'u,~Je,
:-;otary Pubhe 10 .i.f\01 for 5.iid
Count} and State. M) rothn>Js-
slon exp1rrs Jul~ lb, l9~.J.
Publtstl. Ort. l!j, 22, 2~ .'\ov.
l, 1970, In the :OOewpon Harbor
Ens1m. -LCGAL NOTICE
Book 219, pages 28 o~..nd 29,
w u~e ofr:l l'<> or the County
Rec:onter ot said Onn~ loun-
ty, said powt being tn .o curv e
concave Southwesterly in said
cent~rl..me of Campus Drive
rut.vwg a radiUS of 1200.00 feet
and through whtch :>ald p01nt J
rii.dlal of sald curve bear s :-;orltL
2' 45' 3?" West ; thencE> West.
erly along said centerline of
Campus Drive through a cen-
tral an.tle ot 2• 29' 54" an
arc distance of ri2.33 feet to J
powt ol cusp 1n the C1t} of
~·ewport Beach City Boundar)
.lS per Annent1on ~o. :i2 , Ur-
di na ll<'t> ~o. 10~6. said point
bewg lfl .:1. line paraliE:>I llt'itlt,
.lild 50.00 feE-t :-;orthwester I)
of, s:i.td center Une oJ Ma L-
..... rtnur Boulevard, a ra.rllal of
wluch last S3..id curve througfl
satd point bears ='orth 3' J!j'
31" West, sa.l.d pomt also lle1ng
the point of bepnrunc of this
descrtption.
T n~nc£> Souttle.J.sterl~ .:~.long
said cur ve In sahl ,·pnterl.lnE>
of Ca mpus Dr ivP, loovin!! sa1d
CU)' Boundar), ttlr ou.:.t1 a t!!l-
tral angle of 45• :i5' :i ~" a.n
u c distance of 962 ,Ul fpet;
tllenre South 49" 19' J~·· Ea st
.tlon~ satd · enteriJllf', tan(;"nt
to sa.1d ..:urve, 2'789.85 feet to an
lnterset.:twn with the rl;"nterbne
or Jamborf'e Boulevar t 4.S satd
.:enter iJ.ne 1s delineated on thl'!
m tp of sa.td Tr art -'o. :i902
d.S · PROPOSEOr.L.UFHIGHT
OF WA \ ", the01 ,, South 40'
31:!' 2ti" '.~t est ;1\on.: 5:11•1 "'ll -
tE"rl.ln"', 4116.13 f(>\'1 to.; point
111 the Easter]}• 1t.ne of the r 10
or :"(>wport Beach fat} oound·
.u~ ~r Ordina.n~e \o. ~9~.
:;a1J PQlnt also belllC 111 tne
Souther!} pr olong.ltlOn of U1C
V.esterly rlcht of wa) lloo of
the a.J'or ementioned Ma t Arthur
Bou levard (11 0.00 ft>f't Wl\li'),
thence :-lorth r.· 59' 44" V.est
<~.long said Easter I) Lwe or Or -
dinancE' No. 895, parJII~I with
.lnd 55.00 feet Wester!} of lhl'
centerl.UK! of sa1d M.1 r .o\rthur
Boulevard and the ~ortherl)'
prolonp.tloo therool, 4306.37
teet to the Southwester\)' corner
or the hereinabove mentioned
A nnexaUon No. 52, Ordi.na.nce
No. 1056, said point also being
In the Southe:rly Uoe of Birch
Streee (80.00 feet trlde): thenct>
~orth 83" oo· lO" East aloog
sald Southerly line of Birch
Street, also being the Soutll.
er J.y U.oe ot Anne.xatloo No.
52, a distance of 12.62 reec to
the most Sotlbeuterly polDI of
s:a.id Anouauoe No. 52, sa.1d
point alao beiog u, the West~
erty Uoe of aid W....c.ArUiur
...-.. (1oo.oo root •1d<)
1D a c une Ul llllJd 11M eCIIII~
cue EasterlY &ftd ba'fiaC 1
radius ol 1250.00 feet. a ndJal
ol trhtera said e..,., ~
satd polftt bla.u Soatb n• u•
38 11 West; tbeDce Nortbw11 a.
loDe said eurte 11 sUd w.a.
et!J liDo "' llacArtllor -.,.rd, aloo 1>t1o1 lbo ~lJ
• HARBOR Vl£W lULLS
A swtmmlllc pool at 1400
Seae.rest, $3,500. • m VINE TERRACE
Washburn, rt!Piace deek tel'-
race, 411 Avoca00An.,$S,OOO.
• CORONA DEL WAR
Robert Grower , block wall,
541 Huel Dr., $1,200.
Douglas Krauter, 234 Poppy
Ave., add bedroom and bath,
$4,500,
Crain, 304 Marigold Ave.,
add den aM bedroom, $8,000.
Bahia Corlnth.lan Yacht Club,
1601 Bayside Dr., seml.prlvate
swimming pool, $4.,000.
Robert B. Grllfes, 300 Gold-
eiU'Od Ave., 2-story, 1-unit
dwelling, $27,552 .
Cllili Pepper, r emove signs
<~.t the location or tne former
A le)andro's r esttura.nC, 3201 E.
Coast Hwy., :illd install a sign
for ChiU Pepper, $1,500.
• BALBO\ ISLAND
F. D. Grotnt, 2-story ,J1411€X,
205 Apolena Ave., $50,000.
Jack S1egtried, 1Z4Coral Av-
enue, carport with apartrutml
over, '$13.~0.
Mrs, Steigerwald, 2-unlt, 2-
story rtwetling, 335 E. B.a} Ft.,
$3";,:,;01;,
• UALOOA
J. t • W.l}dt'I.ICII, kHI.:heu ll-
tet.i[IOil, l7:i6 Mlrama.r Urive,
$Z,30U.
'SEWPOHT BEACH
Tr1omas Horn, 2-stor y ,Ju-
pleK, 68 10 w. O··ean Fr ont,
$41,000.
':"EWPOkT SH0HES
Mrs. Lee Ru u., 301 C4nal
St., patio ,lfld dec k, .$1 ,000,
FORUM "'EElS TOD•Y
Tlll' battle for America ·s
)OUtll" tS Ute dtSCUSSIO/l !O~II t
J.l \tit> H.ubor Forum meeUngat
10 .J.n1. todaL Ort. 1 ~. u1 the
ls l...tnd flouse at FashiOn ls~nd.
T!,t speaKers an• Mr s. C'ather -
tnt-,.\Jien, pr t-s Jdent of MOMS
r,Mot11er Orgaruzed for Moral
St..t bil.H) J, ancl Mr s. ~ola Mere-
rJnh, whose topic IS senslttvtry
Lr<~.lrun~. S<·nool t.loard cc~..ndl
't.ltE's .Jt e wv lied to speak br ief-
1).
LEGAL NOTICE
kouievard a.nd the i'Oorther l)
prolongauon thert"Of, also bem&
the wd E.:~.sterly 1.10e of .-\n-
aexauon ~o. JZ, .a dtstance of
66~.~ ~ feet to the pOint of be-
gwung.
3. The rea.sons of the City
( OWlCII for deslt\ng said aJ\-
IIl'l.alion are: The annention
of Sdtd territory to the City
wou ld make mun.iclpal serv1ces
availa.ble to the property owoer s
.a.ru! lessee, would r esult l.n a
log:acal 6Jl(l or derly extension
of UK> Clt} ·s OOundaries, and
would be !n the best wterests
of the property owners and
lessets and the Cit) of :-lew-
port Beach and !Is residents.
4. ~0t1ce Is hereb} gi Ven that
the City Council will nold a
heuwg for thl> purpose of con-
sJdennr wntten protests a-
!i3-Jllst sa.Jd .umeX2.tLOn, made b}
<1.11) per son owrung r eal prop-
ett} \ntlun the {(>rntor} pro-
pose.:.! to be annexed, on thE'
9ttl da~ of ~ovember, 1970, .at
tht> t10ur of ';'·30 p.n1 . 1n the
C'!t) Co unnl Ctla mloe r s lo-
cal~ ~~t'lt hin the t It) liall , 3300
.\ewport Boule~.u l, "ewport
Oe:.&ch, r ahlorn12.,. whll'll r1ate
of heatlllb 1s oot le~s th.a..n 40
nor mor f' than GO d4t)'S alter
the pass,j,gt> of ttus rt>solut10n.
5, T!i(> Itt}~ lerK tsdir t'cted
to ra.uSl' o.1 'OlJ} of tt\11' fPSO-
iUIIOn to t* pub!J sheo1 41 least
fllo'1Ct-, but OOl morP often 11411
onct> J week, in the Ne.,.,'PQrt
H.ubor ~ nslgn, • newspaper of
r<>ner<~.l n rr uL.tJon pulibshed m
me C1t}, <~.00 also sn Ute Dail}'
Ptlot. a Deltrsp.iper of general
cu cubt1on publlshed outside of
tt1f' C Jt) but lO the County in
wtlJt h IS localed the territory
proposf'd to be annexed, pubU-
..:...t.Uon to be com?leted .:1.t least
20 dafS pnor to the date set
for the heo~.t in~. The City Clerk.
shall send a copy or this reso-
lutiOn to the i{OYernmg board
of any school district wb..lch,
m p.art or 1.n whOle, is iocluded
m the territor} sou~rttt to be
Jnnexed and whi ch has made
written request therefor. The
C1ty C ler k is further directed
to cause wr inen notice of such
proposed aMexa.Uon to be
mailed to eo.ch person to whOm
1.anc1. wlttlin the territor y pro.
posed to be annexed is asse5Sed
in the 1a.st equa.U.r.ed County a.s.
sessmeot roll anilabte oo tbt
date proceedings were lnil.lated,
at lbe address shoWD oo sa1d
usessmeDt roll, or a.s kDO'WII
to sald Clty Clerk.. and to a.nr
J)USOII WhO., l'liU fUed his lll.mt
... addr ....... lito ... 1...-
ol the IUds lD wtU.eh be bu
a..ay taerut. eltbtr' lepl or
aqltllablo,--Clorlo. SoJA!
DOtiees au be 11v..a • 1u1
tllato to .,. -· lloo llrlll
pooblk .... ltll ... lito .. ---ADOPTED tllla 14U dlr cl s.p.-. 11'10,
E.F. lllrUI ...,..
llAt of saJd A-DHM Mo..
!It, ~ ' eGn1 .....
at u· 41' OS" u arc: dlJa-.
ol S01.09 felt; tbtllt:e Monb
ATTUT:
Loon ~APt~
CIIJ Clook
N>lllllo Oct. I, 15, 11111, II
tM Nft'PC!ft llu1ltlr 'Ill• w or U " Eut --W-11 1ltta cl _,_
Neweomers at Hoag
• TUESDAY, SIH. U
GltL--Mr, Lilli llrl, WUllaa> UO,-IIr, Lilli llrl. -
Do•ll. 409 G-DriYe, L. ~ Sll MariiOid,
eo.tllea. eor-del>W.
Bo)'--Mr. ud Mu. R1etard • SATURDAY, S£PT. 26
WUUa.ma, UlO VlD Hopr, Boy •• Mr. ud lln. Robert
Eut Bluff. Sanbon, lOU White SaJls Way,
Glrl--Mr, ud Ura. Anthony Harbor View Hills.
Mot10, 1'7S8 Marlin. Baycrest. Boy ... J4r, aod Mrs, Georp
Boy--Mr.IJld Mrs. Francia-McCluskey, 2985 BabbSt.,Cos-
eo Rlos, 2132 Ralelgb, Costa ta Mesa.
Mesa. Boy--Yr. ud Mrs. Horace
Glrl--Mr. IUld Mrs. stephen T. Fay m, 400 E. 21st St.,
GrOYe, 693 Durell St., Costa West Upper Bay.
Mesa. • SUNDAY, SEPT. 21
• WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 23 Glrl--Mr. and Mrs. Timothy
Twin ikis--Mr, and Mrs. Hales, 221 35th St., West N·ew-..
Albert Orange, 980 W. 17th port. ""'
St., Apt, A, Costa Mesa. • MONDAY, SEPT. Z8
Gtrl--Mr. and M·s. Fra.nll.-Boy--Mr. and Mrs. Bart ut-::
lln Haymore, 3135 Cani.dian ter, 801-A Domlngo Dr., East
Dr., Costa Mesa.. Bluff.
Boy--Mr. arx:l Mrs. Herma.n Boy --Mr, and Mrs. Roger
Montoya, 1946 Wallace, No.2, Van De Walker, 694 Center
Costa Mesa. St., Costa Mesa.
• THURSDAY, SEPT. 2.4 • TUESDAY, SEPT. 29
.Boy--Mr. and Mrs. Steven Girl--Mr . a.od Mrs.RaymoDd
Miers, 1970 C!lurcll St., Costa Kunze, 843 Cortez. St., Costa
Me~. Me~.
Girl --Mr. and Mrs, Luis • WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 30
Beoduu, 82:45 Port Seabourae Boy--Mr. a.od Mrs. Robert
LEGAL 140TICE
P.SI.,5
CERTIFICATE OF BUSOO:SS
THE UNDERSIGNED c1o bert·
by ce.rWy that they are COD•
d~tetinc a F~aD.lture bt&A.Qeu
at 115 Rlveralde An., New-
port Beaeb, UDder the tlettt-
lous •me ol Blystde lnteriou
and tbat said ft.rm is cornpoeed
or tbe foUowtnc per10111 whose
oa.mes ln tull aad places ol
residence are u folklws, to-
wft: EUwyn Hu,nes, 215 River.
side Ave., Newport Beach; Bev-
erly Wasson, 710 Larkspur,
Corona del Mar.
WtTNESS our hands this 16th
day of September, 1970, Ell-
wyn Hughes, Beverly Wasson.
STATE OF CA LIFORNlA )
)ss.
COUNTY OF ORANGE )
~EWPORT HARBOR ENiGN
SECOitO SEcnOII --f'llo 4
111URSDAY, OCT. 1~ 1970
CORO"A DEL ~AR, CAU F.
LET CUAN AND RESTORE
YOUR DRAPES TO LOOK LIKE NEWI
EXCLUSIVE
GUARANTEED DRAPERY CLEANING
Drapery O eoning, Perfect regordleu of the age of
your d rapery, Or I OO•/. replacement if deanobft.
• No Wilttd Mh4•
• IHutlful O.Corator
Plfah
e flame Prooft"'
e New Drtperltt with
Colt'• bcluslYt
S YtM' GUirtnfft
• No Shrlnkl.. • Dreperft1 llfl'taCit or
e '•rftcl hen Hem• Alt.-.4
• Water Stain ltmowsl e Dre,.,-IH lep~lrH
Dr1pery Herdw•re lnsteliH anti lep~lrt4
LIT COlT INSTAll
NEW DRAPI5
W• hcov• CO CGtlltJII•t•
••l•cliol'l of roDriu
lo pl ... •• ttl• .......
d oocri,.i""lil'll tool•
Way, Harbor View Hills. Bowlus, 609 Carnation, Corona.
Girl--Mr. aM Mrs. Maurlce del Mar.
Hoffman, 928 Senate St., Costa "'THURSDAY, OCT. 1
Mesa. Boy--Mr. a.M Mr s. Cr:aid
Boy--Mr. and Mrs. Terry Lloyd, 2180 Maple St., Costa
Simms, 663 Joa.M Street, Costa Mesa.
Mesa. Girl--Mr. and Mrs. Edward
• FRIDAY , SEPT. 25 Warmington, 3607 sausall.to,
Boy--Mr. and Mrs. Terrance Harbor View Hills.
Ryan, 2284-C Pomona, Costa *FRIDAY, OCT. 2
Mesa. Girl--Mr. aM Mrs. James
"00lNG HIS THING" ts wtlat actor Sterling HoUowa.y calls talking to children about art.
Mr. Holklway wlll speak at an art orleotatton aDd traJnlng program Oc t. 15 at the Ana-
helm convention center under the sponsorship of the Newport Harbor Service League.
The children pictured here with the actor are, standing, left to right, Marl.an Kelly and
Robert Hirsch, Newport Beach elementary schOol; Dean Smith, Mariners school, aod
Mike Blake, Harper elementary school in Costa Mesa.; In for eground, Kate Congclan, at
lett and Tracy Blake Our Lady Queen of Angels schoo l, East Bluff. The program .,-;u a~ be held on Oct. i6 to acquaint lnterested people with "pro}ect schoolttme," an art
a.wreciatloo lecture series for 5th grade children, operated by community volunteers.
Mothers of the children pictured here are among the volunteers . (Rich Martin phOto,)
ON TH~ 16th day of Sep.
tember, 1970, before me, a
Notary PubUc 1n and for sa.td
county and state, residing
therein, duly commissioned aDd
sworn, personally appeared
Beverly Wasson, EUwyn Hughes
known to me to be the per-
sons whose oames are sub-
scribed to the within Instru-
ment, and acknowledged to me
that they e:~ecuted the same.
WITNESS my hand and of.
llclal seal. Earle R. Corbin,
Notary PubUc in aod for said
County and State. My Com~
mission uplres Oct. 31, 1971.
Publish: Sept. 24, Oct. 1, 8,
15, 1970, In the Newport Har-
bor Ensign.
DRAPERY SERVICE
2.0°/o OFF ~0~~~~" ~~~;.!.~~ 642-0270
1702 NEWPORT BlVD. at 17th, Costa MeSI
Boy--Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Davis, 910-A Clay Street,
McCalltey, 2341 Irvine Ave., Cliff Haven
WPst Upper Bay . Girl--Mr. and Mrs. James
Girl--Mr. and Mrs. Daren J. Brackett, 18792 SagtnawDr., Dr. Cec il E. Hottman of ir-
Groth, 4305 Dana Road, West Irvine. vine, who has reslgnedase:~ec-
Newpo rt Hei gtlts. Girl--Mr. aOO Mr s. Jerry utive s~retary of the UnJver-
IHTERHITH HOHORS
OR . CECIL HOFF-..AH
C. Hulbert, 1712 Port Abbey sity lnterfaJ.th Foundation at
Pl., Harbor View Hills. UC lrvioe, was honor ed Sept. ~~~~'~
Boy--Mr. a.od Mrs. NichOlas 27 for hls 5 years of service
Roger s, 3157 Yukon, Costa at a r eception and dinner at the
Mesa. home of Mr, aOO Mrs. Roy
-----------Giordano of Corona del Mar.
LEGAL NOTICE Mrs. Duane Black, president --=c.: -of the Women Associates of
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING lnterfaith, was chairman of ar-
AMENDMENT NO. 271 raogem~nts. Rabbi Bergman of
Notice ts hereby given tllat Temple Beth Sllolom and Father
the Planning Co mmission of the Ed AUeo, United Mtnlstry cam -
3011 Newport ll'td. City of Newport Beach w111 pus minister, presented to Dr.
Hewport leacb hold a public hearing on the Hoffman a component stereo ~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~ application of The I.rvlne Com-set. Dr. Hoffman, who he lped I pany of Newport Beach for a establish InterfaJ.th foundation
Zone Change Amendment No. at the opening of the irvine
271 which requests that a por-campus, will r emalnoothestall
tion or Districting Map No. 15 to serve in special areas of
IE A GOOD HEIGHIOR
lr you are a ne,.comer . or
kno"" of a ne,.comer tn
the llarbor A. rea ""ho hu
n~ been 10-elcomed, do
her a favor b)' cal1 1n1 the
HarbOJ V•s.tor bet,.een 1
I and 10 a.m., and \he 1
...., 11 c a\1 on your fncnd 1
••th valuable mformlt~<•·•
and 11fts horn fnmdl) j
txu1neu ' firms .,.h•ch
atand ready lo heir her
become acqua1n ted .. , th
he r new suuound1n1s
THE HARBOR VISHOR
PHOHE, 494·9368
•• 646 ·0174
Fn~ndly N~lghbortlood
Service
BELL BROADWAY
MORTUARY
II 0 Broadway
U 8-3433, 8 -3434 Costa Men
be amended !rom an R-3 Dls-.m:::l::nl::s::tr:.:Y:.:· ______ _
trict to a C-1-H District to -
permit the development 0'r a LEGAL NOTI CE
commer cial compleJ: consist-P-38828
mg of restaurants and spec -CER~IFlCATE OF BUSlNF.SS
Iaiiy retail shops.SubjectJ,Jrop-Ftctltlous Firm Name
erty is located at the south-THE UNDERSIGNEDOO here-
wesl corner of Bayside Drive by certify that they ue con-
and Marine Avenue. ducting a bicycle sales and
Not1ce is hereby torther given repair business at 2116 Newport
that said public hearing wiU Blvd,, Newport Beach, uoder
be held on the 5th day of No-the fictitious firmnameofNew -
vember 1970, at the hour of port Cycler y, and that said
8:00 P.M. in the Council ltrm is composed or thefollow-
Cf\amber s of the Newport ing persons whose names 10
Beach City Hall, at whi ch time fuU and place of residence are
and place any am all persons as follows, to-wit: Stephen D.
interested may appeu and be Kimble, 522 San Bernardino
heard thereon. Ave., Newport Beach, Cali!.;
Don R. Adkinson, Secretary John H. Kimble, 522 San Bee-
Newport Beach City nardino Ave., Newport Beach,
Plannlng Commission Call!.
Publish: Oct. 15, 1970, in WITNESS our llands thiS 2200
the ~ewport Hari:M)r Ensign day of September, 1970. John
• H. Ktmble, Stephen D. Kimble.
"" ) ss. r .f..f..f..f..f..f..f..f. • .f..f..f..f.*'*'.f..f..f..f.STATE OF CALIFORNIA 1
KITS oft COUNTY OF ORANGE ) oft .<.o. ON THIS 22oo day of Seo-oft ERICA WILSON • COL-MINERVA '1"1" tember, 1970, befor e me, a
.1.1. PENELOPE e BUCILLA e BERNAT ft Not.uy Public in and for said "!" -It county and static', residing ft Needlepoint 4t therein, duly commtssiooeda.nd
... .&... sworn, personally appeared ..ft J::' John H. Kimble, Stephen D.
'1"1" Kimble, known to be to be the ft it persons whose names ue sub-oft oft scribed to the within tnstru-
ft 10:00 A .M . T O s :OO P.M . oft ment, aM acknowledged to me
.&.a. .&.a. ttlat they executed the same. l:' M O N D .tiY THROUGH SATURDAY '1"1" WITNESS my tLand and of-
... 'J h£ C't •t f' 1\ f f' oft fl clal seal. Lillie M. Carroll, t d (. CI2E..'l.U c:1 v ootl ft Notary Publlc In and for said J .&.a. County and State. My Commis-
270 E 1?·~ ST c o su ,...,~.... 642 ·7«~74 '1"1" sion expires July 22, 1974,
IN MILLGREN SQUARE ... Publish: Oct. 1, 8, 15,22,1970,
.f..f..f..f..f..f..f..f..f..f..f..f..y..$.f.*.f..f. In !he Newport Hubor Ensign.
Lorraine SUtherland
FASHIONS AT THE BEACH
UP A TREE?
DON'T BE!
Fall tashion lengths have Hnally
branched out to what the ma,odty
ot women want:
Dresses to be worn mamly around
the knee
o•
To the tloor tor special and lun
occasions. Midi coats are strong
with pantsulls
and
Gauchos are great with boots
Now that you are liberated
and
Off the limb
lumber in
and
leaf the rest to us
JAMBOREE RD AT BAYSIDE OR
NEWPORT BEACH 175-31"13
Hou,..: 1:30-6:30 ° 54.1nd•ya: ,, ...
' ' .. :~
-
> •
is full of exciting change.
pride we announced on September 3rd that
Balboa Savings took a name from our parent
~f:~~~~ Imperial Corporation of America -the
~ third largest publicly-held savings and loan
holding company, which has assets exceeding $1.4
billion •
On this date we became
Mil the lti!M other Imperial Corporation of
... .., ••oelatlons are doing the same in a
JIIOCI-to serve JOU better.
for the future, you'll find our continued
dedicitlon to community powlh, with no change in
our friendly pei'IOI!nel and experienced management.
And you'll find an even wider range of services, plus
the hilhest earnings for J01W uvings investment.
So come In todaJ, join the ~UCUUful savers growing
with Newport Balboa Savings, ~ubsldiary of Imperial
eorpor.tion of America.