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Writ seeks
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TMf OMU LOC4U.'I' Qtllllftl, IHOif"OIO!NT
NI!WII'It#l!l lfil TNf HAQOit' J,ltf,
ABOVE: Ballooo Is being iJtOated wttb heUum tor Uft4
at Rein& Ka.iser schOol Ill. Costa Mesa, At right Roger
Ciampa, space scieoce lDstructor, Is attachlag a 6-PQUD:~
payload cOiltai.ldng cameras, altimeter and thermometer.
LARRY SEEKING
•wET ALLIANCE'
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UP GOES THE BALLOOY •.• but oot tbe payload! Tbt
attacblng UDe soapped, and the instrumerts were croWlded.
(EostcnJ)Ilolos by Vlc Opa.lek.)
MISHAP SPOILS
BALLOON TEST
A spectacula.r balloon la11DCtl the 7th launch mission the space
took place Th.w-sday afterooon, scleoce classes have cooducted.
Jan. 28, at the Hei.u t\a.iser M.r. Ciampa is aretiredlleu·
iatermediate schOol playground teaant colooel wttli 2Z years
in Costa M~sa. of t.luiDe avtatioo uperience
HelD.& KUser space science behlDd him. AU launches so
instructor Robert Ciampa and Cl.r were successfUl ea:cept the
his 8tb grade science class last. The attachillg wtu trom
conducted the efent, w~lich wu the payload. to the balloon t.'Oke.
Tr!e 5-POUJ)d payload coasisted
of 2 cameras, one sboot1n&
straight dmrn and the other
sboot1ng at a 4.5 degree angle.
An addltiooal camera was
eqlllpped wttb a flash bulb to
record the euct time of tbe
release of the Lnstrum~ ats from
the balloon. An altimeter and
a tbetmQ.meter would tw.ve re-
cor,jed the readine:s a% the pre-
set bel&bt.
The tracking stations a.od
spotters were set iC) and per.
tormuces were perfect--ex-
cept for the wlte m.tltlmctloa.
Tbe attacb1ae: llDe from pay-
klad to tbe ballooo. -aww' aDd
c&m£:rU ud recordioc I.D&tru-
....Uwen~ Tbo bol-
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Judge Robert Corfman' s decision in
Superior Court Mondaywasanall-import-
ant victory for the Harbor Area Freeway
Fighters, and for all citizens in our town.
The ruling upheld i'-bas!c right of the
people to make the ultimate decision on
a vitally important local issue--In this
case, the right to vote against a freeway,
or for It, That election Is scheduled for
March 9, when local voters will decide
the Issues of rescinding the freeway
agreement and amending the charter to
require public approval of future free-
way agreements in Newport Beach.
Special commendation goes to attorney
Roy Woolsey, attorney Arthur Strock and
to Newport Beach city attorney Tully
Seymour for pleading our cause In Super-
ior Court. Mr. Seymour pointed out a key
principle: "When you have anything as
Important as a freeway, which can blight
the city and divide It, then the people
have a right to determine policy."
There are five City Council members
who think otherwise. They are officially
on record opposing both issues on the
• SPENDER') M iBT GO
Editor of the Ensign,
lntlation Is basically caused
by government oVerSJ)ending
(detlcit tlnanclng}, U is a sub.
tertuge used by politidan.s to
procure moDey to spend on pet
projects that it otben1sewoukl
be Impossible to obtain from
tbe people by tuatioo.
When people Jearn this fact
tbey wUI throw out t~ ''spend.
ers" to government. Tbe
''5Jleoders" have already bor·
rowed billlons, resultlng In
more and more 1ntlat1on. Tbe
Interest on these borrowings Is
now over $18 biWoa aruwally,
which we, the people, are pay~
ing for In Increased taus.
"SC>t!Dders" must gol
Sincerely,
C.C. Moseley,
Gleodale, Cal.
March 9 ballot, Just by way of a remind-ART REMLEY NAMED
er, they are: Mayor Ed Hirth and Coun-FOR JAMBOREE TRIP
il C 1 K 1 L Art Remley or Balbo& bas c men ar ym a, indsley Parsons, been named as ooe of the vol~
Richard CrOUl and Milan Dostal, whose unteer Scout leaders to a.ecom-
1 d th i paoy the local COiltlngent of names are.s gne on e oppos ng argu-Boy Scouts to the xm ,...111 nilli'lts that·•wm lie malled out with the Ja!Dboree 111 J..,.. a .. t sum-
ballOts. These five wUI be well remem-· mer. Mr . Remtey, a pol,.lbg
· contractor, bas speot Z4 1ears bered at City Council election time. Just 111 Scouting. He hasoorttctoated
in case there might be some lapses of ln several naUooal )lmborees, serves on the Orange Empire recollection, there will be plenty of re-Council executive board am
minders provtded f or your voting guid-on tbe camping com11tttee. He
has received the silver beaver ance. Of that, you can be sure. a.nc1 other training awards.
3M CO. PRODUCES BEHAVIOR DRUGS
By Speclal Correspondent The 3M manual called write to the 3M Co, and request
One company that stands to "Health education: a concep. a school catalog. It ts tree
profit In a num.ber of ways, tual approach to curriculum ot charge. The address ts 314
when school districts embark design." appears to be a com. Education Press, 3M Center,
on the use of behavior moen. plete program designed to "at. Boz 3l44, St. PauJ.. M.lon.
ncatlo.o drugs is the 3M Co., ter" the attitudes of the stu. We would Uke to remtnd you
otherwise known as Mlooesota. dents, whether you are deal. that the Newport.Mesa gutd.
Mlniog & Manufacturing Co. log with the kindergarten level a.DCe proiect, which includes
They not O'li,y produce ooe or the sel11or high sc!Mxll level. your psychologists, predicted
of the 5 most commonly used A tuooomlc system hy Benja. that 5% to 15% of tbe chlldren
memory drugs, but they have min Bloom Is also Included In in this district would llave some
an educatlooa.l program that the concept of the 3M program. kind of trouble.
is used in the c lassroom also. Tuooomy is a system which wm your child be one of
Tllis comes under the broad enables a school district to those statistics?
TOIII An ... ,..
Maxim-makina • far from a loet art. •lteoa:tdy the LDrtlkM
D.Uy Mall ltqcd a COD-. ukiD& ita rudln to modenUze
tome of tbc qe~kl prow;rbl. AmoaJ lb. wiaoen: .. Youth
is str&nJer than t\ctioo;" "Accents aped. louder than wordt;"
·'feed a coJd 'war to atarvt: a fevered economy;" .,Many io
hutc for allowina the pleasure;" ''A t:ia that apeds vol·
umes is seldom a ftnt edition;" "Out of the moutht ot babel
come thinp you dora't want your nciahbon to hear;" '1'o
err is human, but itn't it divine?'' ' • • •
More than 7,000 Americans will at.and auard indeftnitely
in Vietnam after the war ends. In Korea. J 6 yean after our
''police action" there ended, .5.5,000 U.S. troops remaiti. In
Germany, 24 years after World War II, 22g,ooo U.S. troopt
are stationed.
But there are more troops and feds stationed in our own
confederacy than in all other defeated nations combined.
And no reparations. • • •
lbe Pentqon has directed that the armed services allow
men in uniform to publiah uoderaround newspapers and
engage in demonstrations so lona as such activities do not
endanger loyally, discipline, morale or interfere with. a mili· ~
tary missioo. 1
Thai's like aiving prostitutes the run of the camps and
bases as long as they promise to conduct them~elves u
ladies. • • •
In a recent survey in Los Angeles, Anaela Davis is sup..
ported by go% of the blacks interviewed. Angela Davis, io.
case you have foraouen, is the Man.ist professor and former
fug iti..,e, now jailed, pending trial for sell ing guns to the
Negroes who shot and killed the judge in the counroom.
Does that come under the heading of racism or Mauism?
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The word is that the rorces or decency and constitutional
government now have the votes in Congress to impeach
Justice Douglas. Then what are they waiting for? • • •
The Library Director of the District of Columbia has
threatened to dose down some of the branch libraries unless
"disorder, theft and vandalism ca n be brouJht under coo.
trol." Peaceful and quiet study is no longer possible there
be<:ause of invasion by ganas and threats of bodily harm.
The "prohlem libraries" are almost all in areas predomi .•
nantly 'black, stranae as tliat may seem. Even in the Congo
one would think it would be safe in the library, if they had
one. • • •
In Indianapolis a rest home was built with non.union men
("scabs"). More than 100 union men moved in and tore
the building completely down. How many were arrested?
None. Suppusc the event had been vice versa-that non·
union m.en had torn down a union-built edifice. How many
would then have been arrested? All.
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A black organization. the "Republic of New Africa," is
demanding that five southern states be turned over to them,
to be named the Republic of New Africa. Along with $400
billion white money to finance their new state. Alternative,
bloodshed. let's have the bloodshed. Or better. lei's turn
over central Africa to them. -. .
Uaitod States Senator l...ec Metcalf bas called for an in·
vestiaation ia ~r to the question : "Who owns and con-
trols Acnerieaf ..,
Now that's an interestina question. I can hardly wait to
hear the answer.
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If you are an averaae taxpayer y.ou spend two houn and
thiny-four minutes out of every day earning enough money
10 pay your taxes ... nd it's goina to aet worse. • • •
The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performina Arts is
ro cost $66 million . To be built in Washington, D.C .. this
white elephant was oriainally supposed to be paid for by
private donations. But the taxpayen are aoing to be dunned
hy Congres5 for $7,500,00() of the needed money. . -.
Congressman Dowdy of Texas has revealed that there are
an estimated 2.50.000 homosexuals and lesbians on federal
payrolls. The U.S. Coun of Appeals bas ruled in a 2 to I
decision that a sexual perven cannot be fired from his or her
fWeral job. • • •
Six million unemployed! A llrave situat ion. like the sign
reportedly posted in a cemetery recently: "Because. of em-
ployment difficulties, grave diging will he carried on by a
skeleron staff."-The American Way
title of health education! classify a student by his at. --:--------:--~------------------
The '" Co. Is a multi-face-tltudes. Ftrst, they assess the c •. ty B u ··I d •• n . Perm ··ts ted operation. They produce a student's attitude. Second,
complete educa.tioo program they decide which of rus at.
from k.lodergarten through hlgfl Utudes Deed to be clla.oged.
scOOol; Scotch tape; sandpaper; Third Is t)le implementatloo of Building got on to a modest Z223 Alta Vista, $2,000. tor aipa, S366 Vta Udo, •cb
,_ •11 _ -UIIJO· .UUII ..... If77EM Ill'· .. _elllldQIF' .... ... -.. .. -......... .., ........ -·. --.. 1 11111uCioec-wo Ia ....... 101111 .. -tlluCI•1111-
tl'7 .. Nrdr •YidrarJ." 111e1r1 •IRa Par'-n.rc•e ...... Ill. • a.u IIIII a.J "* • -d&J,wiiiiUI---..uaor-u .. wullol,lbl,...,rlc.U
la-tlll ••ory ol tbt ..tb .. •tloMJ tqiiJ. IIIII lilt 1M JIUit' to -IRIS ..... 7 Dr. llcllllniiJiaclo .. _ dlltar 1M pll'ldo Ud II .. rr.. tl>t u.. llillltwu .... 1o-a._._..,. ... .,. -wulot.lotld • ev•• 1a tbt .... ol u.. to ..... tbl c~eet-. ,.,.-. ......... . ••-It Dr. Carl MCIDIIH By 1M! limo 11ot --· T1oto 1111 ro--of lltl>tiOaC-,.R--ot""-ot .W~o~aca no-Dr. 11c1111ro-IIIIo on-
-..U 11M "Cbrllltloa ool-lor)' Ia VI-., Ia or4or 1o -·· Wboo Ill lnl'llld IMI dlfr•" marcllod -d IIIIo brlllc-wu'.,n-o-. 11M Pl&a Park eoold 1101 bo
11M .-·-. tbo lUI b7DID lllllloty _, ... "' pobUc --uld -tM llllrCb WU -,
... -...... lUI -d of --to 11M potllt -·tilly be .-. "Wborl -... liDld
-b_.t -...... lWod tl>t City C-'11111111111 OOA' mlllll(l" Ho wb told
t1>t --•J><OCHI!onof ball,llllldo...-alllr bcl--IIIli t11o marcboro eoold-
mln<ltl. lllg lor .. ~· " .. Ill Llllda ..... c..,.., W111cb Ftrot, tbo IDrcu of 11M op-"marcb 11>r Ylclory," Tboy 11 -1o· tbo -. 1111 tMI ~ ~utertd lour YOC41• wen IIICCIIIIUl, ud Ybta tbt tbt la.ci~Pt~~Ura eoUI IDt bt
IAtbo_SaiiC-CIIyCoom---IIDr Ud 1.,..._ tn111111 toward tbo -.u...
THE 300'1'H MEMBER of the 552 Club, sup:mt group for
the H011.g Hospital expansion program, is John P. CODI:Ioo of
2415 Buckeye SL, East Bhlfl', a retired Karloe Corps
,eneral and assistant to the president of Aut.ooetics, a.1so
director of the National AlUaoce of Busi»essmeo, wbicb
solicits private flrms to pledge jobs for the uoemploytd,
Mr. Condon Is "signing in," cheered on by Earl Hardap,
552 Club director, (sbndtD&), u.:J Harry B&bbttt, president
pf tbe . club. Tbt 55% Club was fOrl'lbld 4 year a aco, ptedpd
to obtain 55! members wbo PI.J $1!)0 or more per year In
dues, earrrarked for hospital e1panslon. (DuidRosspboto.)
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Wllb tbo prollmtoary -m-
llibN oru, tM "marcbtor rle-
tory" Y'.&a: btkl Oil ICbldtllt,
Ud lbt cr•te•t mlraelt 011
1111 mtraculou da1 -lMtad o1 1,000 m&reberl
wtdeb were IICbedWed to tut
put, It .... t.umat.d tbl.t •
Umta tb&t oumbtr came from
tiM lOUth cout etu .. u11 u
tar away u San Ditto. A ear-
an.a came from Dr. Bob Weill'
eburcb ill Anabelm, aDd IIWl1
came dcml from tbt Ws Anct·
les area aDd tartber to the
DOrtll.
0 was a ainPDc army of
patriots bent .,oo &waketdD&:
tbe couatry to the ottd for
"Ylctory 1n Vlet.m" and lor
bri.Dc1nt our POWs borne with
boDor and iJory. Tbey marc bed
to tbe cadence of ''Omrard
Cbrlst1ao eoJdltrs" and in biDe
wttb "America, the bellltU'Ill,"
but UllderDMtb the ,.mor &lid
u a blcklfOUDd for tbe rap.
lure of aooc. was the warDlDC
to AmerlCIILI IYtrY1fbere: "We
ftDt Ylctory DOW."
Tbe pvpo.se ol the ••march
for Ylctory" was to catch the
eye o1 Ptesldeot Nlloo &Dd to
call b1s atteolioa to lbe crow-lnc seotlmeot lD Southero Cal-
lforDJa to step ~ tbe tempo ol
tbe war 1D Vietnam and rlrst to
Yin a Tic tory, tbeo to brine
our prl!JODers of war home. Tbt
ma.rcb may nave soored a stc-
Jtal sueeess. Tbe presldeat may
bue paid attention to the de-
mands of the marchers, as col-
umo ftvt of Sw:wlay's Regllter
carried the story: "Warpl&Dts
OOmbard red lairs."
A secood "march for vic-
tory" ls scheduled for Mlaml,
Florida, oo Feb, 20, and 50
such marches are to be held to
the capitola: ot every state ln
the UDIOD, OD March ZO. AU
tbe• are to buUd ... to a crud
tlDIJe 00 M~y 8 1D the' DlltloD.'I
Cij)ltoL
many household products such oew aWtudes. start tor the first mooth of the • AIRPORT AREA $1,500.
as Scotcb~prd to keep ~I· By this process, they will be year 1n Newport Beach, with Alu Robertsoa, partltioos, Georp Racer, remodel store CONSTRUCTION of the oew faciU.Uea ol tbt A11latarace
stery clean; drugs; taperecord. able to control bow a student a total of $1,110, 7681npermlts. 4300 Campus Dr., $1,000. at 21Ui W. Ocean Ft., into a League of Santa Ana Is UDder ny bJ tbe J. RaJ Coutruc. L~lh\L MOT!C!
er equipment; arWJclal grass thinks, feels and acts, 1n that This Is to contrast with the Calllornta Shoppi.Dg Centers resaurant, $14,000. Uoa Co. of Costa Ilea adjaceot to tbe borne of lbe famed
tor footba ll fields; copy-ma. order, Remember this des-January totals of the last 2 lac., addition ud a.lteraUoa at J, Ruaatll Tumt!laoo, partl-PoU&h actreaa, Madame Heleaa Modjub. Pictured bere, CERTIFICATE OF BtsiNESS
chtoes; tllms; houslngdevelop. crJption, when you a.re con-years, both in u:ceas of $6 4500Campus Dr., $1,080, Uoo at 11&1 W. Coast Hwv. to left to rllbt, are Mrs. Perry DaYid, cbllrmu ottbe FlcUtloUI Firm Namt
meats; -games, deallng with be· fronted with what they call the million. • BALBOA dlYldt apartment, $3,500. lea1118'1 bul.ld1nc committee; Kra. WUUam Deonls, '-P THE UMDERSlGNED doll
havicr. This Is not the entire "total" education of the child, Permits Issued dlll'lng the Jack McGregor, alteraUons, Mu, Stllea, aJteraUoa.a, 611 member; Jamta (Walld.e) Ray, Ytce..prelldeat of tds lath· hereby ccWJ tblt bt ta coa-
Ust, but just a sample to sho• Another description Is: "Grow_ last Z weeks of Jantary, 1n 105 E, Balboa BIYd., $3,900, Lido Park Dr., 5-A, $5,000. er's ftrm aDc1 project maaacer; Mrs. Hacb Galt aad Mrs, duct1Dc a dYtritNtbtr buiUtll
how elp&Dded this company Is. tog a.nd developing; interacting; the amount ot $1,000 and over, H. Kamin, addltloo, 1504 E. Harokl Keller, 2-atory du· Cbarlea Wbeeler, 1eque members, IIIII James D. RaJ, at JOI-1/2 5ouU1 Bl1 Froat.
The 3M Co. owns Riker Lab. dectsioo making." Those are included the followlnr; OeeaD, $11,500. ple:r., 6toS Seaabort, $11,500. prllicleot of tbt coatraeUDc firm, Tbe llodjMU bollle, Balbca lsiud, C&W.,111dc tbe
oratories (formerly ReuU the 3 key concepts ot the 3M • CORONA DEL MAR R. BarDe!J()D, 2nd story 1110-• LIDO ISLE parcb&M:I bJ tbe Aaltltloce L-.pe 1D 1950, will bt pre-tlctwoua flrm IIUDI o1 Pro-.
Druc) 1o Northridge, caw. One procram. J. D. Mitchell, z.story,1.tmtt room, Z140 E. Balboa BIYd., Mn. Glad)'a CiudDtr addl. aened aad will cooUout to bt Ulld bJ tbt ... ,.. -fuF'nl Dyamjcs l.lld tllat
o1 the many drup they pro.. G~s have sprung "' from dwel.l:lngs at ZZU Pa.clftc Dr., $3,500. tloa !10 VIa L1do Nord, k,ooo. aJd Arm 11: compoltd o1 tat ~~=)." ~~t!a~:; =.re:~:~~~!m~ :~:;:: a.nd wa PacUlc Dr.. • ~~:u:;::> tDCioee Pl.· ' Bank aids UCI research :0:: =.-: =.::.-u~
modlftcation drug. uoo of the 311 program. The Peter Dt Baun. Z-story du-tio, 215 Aba.JoDt, $1,500. u t:tUowt, to-wit: Rlcllard 11..
Tbe "Pbyslcians' desk ref-part of tbe program tbat U.s pleas at 1520-A ud !520-8 Walt Burpu, 1-ltiorJ dQ. Tbt a...r. of America ..... mponrJ baUdiDc r11114t tiU Wapar, JOI ... l/J So1Jt11 Bay
ertDCt" Ultl "Deaner" as stirred tbe most dissent 11 au: Se&Yiew An.. $4!it,500 •ca. plu, 114 OpaJ. $41,000. lf'lll&ld '500 to tbt OCI Sdloo1 .._.. ... .,. Froat, Bt.llol. lalud, C&llt.
bolD( ued lo<: education. Dr. Mary Cald..._, ' HAROOR VIEW IIIL!3 R. K. Boldwto. 1411 lod -y ol Bloloclcal Sc-1 1o be.. -Dlllclalo ftrl 10 lm-Wti1C88 my -lllll 1'1111
1. LetarlllAc problema -• •bo ts tbe No, 1 promoter ol W. Plllabary, waJ1 Ud 1eoc .. bedroom, !04 ~. f1,500. -.art aDder,raMte re .. pns..t bJ tllutadlllltrt~PCUI daJ ollu-.ry, 11'71. Rklllrd
1arD111g Ill dellclt of tbol ..... , -Uoo Ill tho scbools, lag, 1531 Saadcaotlo, $1,000, • WEST HEW PORT HEIGHTS _ _,ell, Tllo 11fUi came u a tatllr,JIIC-....... ·-II. Wlpor,
uaUy uooclotld wW1 _.. ... Is U-u u adruot In the Giles, add --. 140? Hotc lloo!i'tal, lllrilkltrl al ruo1t of --w1111 ,_ -1o -of t1oo 100 STATE OF CALIFORNIA)
ltYel o1 tateW,...,., laclud-3M otudl ... Dr. Jolin D. Me-Outrlav, $2,100. ~lCEH~TBl'td.,:s'TIIJ, -· olllclalo -tloo --· rio ....... tM po. lA. lAC LQ., readinc cHmcultl.es, Netl 11 alto lf.Tto cred:lt tor Bill MitcbtU. ntmmLDr pool .. rvn HEIG truc:b at kY1M .,.. .....s l:ldoa. 'he fta1 1 tU.-et ol couwn OF ORA!fGE
--attoot1oa...... hll coalr-. Dr. MclloU a1 1318 SoacrHI, $1,1N. Rlcllord Kellor, adoSIIDo, tlO by -· ar-IUI OJt-1.-•o-rid, "lr-. OR THIS 1'1111 d&J of lu-
I. Btb&Yior problems-·h1P· Ia director o1 tra.t.Dtl(-all at • CAMEO SHORES Fuu.rtoa., $S,OOO. obtr. _ _ Ia UJtldlc e.a. I cu do .... 1111, ltfJJ., befDn IM, a Jto ...
orkloollc bobf•loa' prolllom tbo ocbool olldacatloll, OCLA. Malcolm P.-, add-... R ' B,, ri(IOir llro dlmap, Ill! han, ll..,.....,ld-,.., p1oUo lot iDI -·" tary hbU. Ia 11111 t1r aid ~ cboractortaldbydll-HI aloo dtroctld tbo llrlt to-~ ... , 45!1 Orrl!lpDo,$1,000, IH5 llbor'lolloo. $1,000, I« 1011-altllo _.., llr, 8wn -..0 --c-, ud IIlio, rooldloc tr&cUtltUt:J, motor diJ.IDblbt. NM'Ict traJ.ntac ql tbt NtW· NEWPORT CJ:MTIR • WIST UPPER BAY co•dl, OOIIII'IIIId of ......... lltrwiiiJ. &s ealltd Ilk ........ dslJ oca•'5116oMdUd
IIDo,.a-tatlooUdponorn.-port..M•-•IIIIMI.Ia-Gonoo BUor, -tk>o II -lP-,.__,,1-M)ill'la( Ia .. _ollllo-1110-111111-lloiiW---, por..U, -.d
t1oo. oomce trliDIDc II a-IIOOS.DI0140111Hll11Rd.,$10,-CII~IICIU'IIl ... Wu, ....... -. ......... 1111-Ulllold 11a fit 1M-Rldlll'd 11. W-,-1o a.~. u more trtrlllltiJ ol n-edacatsAr tbl t.cWe ooo. $10,000. ** • llilllelf ol tllll· u..&-• aal't b..._.,.. 't • to 111 1111 ,__ ..._ --•1<1, bn>«'-c be-wltll t1>t --In ldu-6DC lac,, a4dltloo, Ml Su Ina Wollo 6 -. 1-nll, _..,--w. '"'*-ro•I'GL Tllo tiOO llfUt wu -Ia --lo ._ __ a.ntr .., IIU'a&ll clla'dll'• catkiL lllcDtl. $$4,000. 1-*J dftut.p atiOOIQal.. -. t1111 llllk'• r•l'•' nee .___.llJQim Ia ._ -. ud .,_._
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the day wben the Newport Harbor EJC:baDcettes met at tbe
borne of Mrs. Doaal Ziemer to matte tlaal arrangemeata:
for the annuaJ Valeattne dtnner dance, to be beld tbis
Friday, Feb. 5, at the Newporter lm. Pictured bert, from
lett, are Mrs. Dwight Gtclt, Mrs. Ziemer aod Mrs. Coy
Watts. The dance Is being held lD hooor of the state board
of directors of the E1change Club.
Barry jr. to speak
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cuSiomers, prescriptions
aren't WTillcn-thcy're d~
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---------· looks at the cryptic scribb~
and calmly reaches for a
bottle. ~ righ1 boctle. Presc:riptioru are wriutn
in a spccLal international languaae koown to
physician~ and pharmacists ... a kind of uni-
\Crsal. standardized shorthand that's an~mmar
and penmanship-proof. h exist$ so a ny reaistered
' pharmacist anywhere can fill your prescription
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MRS. WAYNE EDWARD CASEY (Lu Gerdi,.g pho to' •
accurately. That"s how we're always able to ,;Ye
you just the drug your physician prescribes. and
why the directions are always corrcc1. We are
plc:~sW to serve you whenever prescription medi-
St. Aodrew's Presbyterian
Church, 600 St. Andrew's Rd.,
CtlristW Science Churches
--"Splrll" 1s tbe tor.lc of the
Iessoo sermon tor this Suoday.
Services are at 9:15 aDd 11 .-
a.m. in Newport, 11 Lm. lD
Costa Mesa and 10 a.m. ln
Harbor View Hills.
CUff Ha.ven--"Prlsooers. with-• • •
out chains" will be the sermon Newport Unity Church, meet-
' topic of Dr . Cnarles Dteren-LDg at 15th Sl, &Dd lrvlDe An.,
ft.eld at the 8, 9:30 a.nd 11 a.m. CIW Haven--Tbe Rev. Loren
services this SWlday. ·Fllcldnger will preach oo the
L!G.t.L NOTICE
topic, ''Tbe mysterious you,"
at 10 and 11:15 a.m. SUIIda.y.
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Paintings by Robert M zeU
of Fountain Valley will be on
<!isplay at Mariners Savings
and Loan Association, 1515
WestclUf Dr., Newport Beach,
through February. His work in
oils Is demonstrated in por-
traits, still life and city scenes.
cation is requilvi.
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Dr . GleM O'Neal, professor at Talbot J'b«)loctcal
Semlna.ry, La Mirada, is the pulpit minister i:tr tbe
10 a.m. a.nd 7:00 p.m. SI.&Dday senices. Tbe Rft',
William Acton is Ch~Jcb pastor .abd is anJ.lab ..
for rtsltation aDd counseling.
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s C.Jtiforrua s stror~ger ~w 8 for savmgs. Now -..e 1\r.!e z; otl•t es tl'lroughout Ca tiforn•a. witn more on the wav.
Total strength over 1.4 billiOn dollars
So wi".Jt does all tl'l11 mean to you ?
nus A.t lmL>enat Savings we're buildong tor • bauer
tuture Our careful plan oilers you a broader range of
ter'VU. c;....., COI'tyen,ence. 100. Now the stronger fl
lor N'lriftga ..... )IOU lull family savmgs and loan servtea.
Savtngtt .......... by an agency ot the federal govemmttnl.
Plus. rtw .....Qth of the natiOn's third largest publicly-owned
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SPORTS SCENE
WIT H VIC OrAL lit
World teaoll ebamp Rod [£. TM<:IIU ol S.. Dlo11> lo bold
TV &Dd Encl&nc1's No. !player, the No. llt&tt doable ruk1q.
:..;:;.;;.:.;;.;;:.;;;..;.;..;..; __ _. Rop.r Taylor, were a OC)Cile Ste" woa tbt ClF "C" c~ ..
o1 the stellar attra.ctiou prep ioosbJp Jut Ytll' ud ll tile top IRVINE LEAGUE ROUNDUP 11Dlld by boat Harry. Babbitt player at Eltueta. HU father, ~·· ~ ... .. . •. ... ,. . ..... ,, aJ lbe p.l& bomoeomln( eel&· Doo Mallotl, l .. lorm"·Clrto-
bn.tloa Suaday at tbe Newport 1aDd IDdlan '*sellall pll.ytr' aDd
Loa Al&mitol Mlfl.._.. to tbt lut HCODCI clutcb sbot. Beaeh TeDilla Club. Home oro was with the Clenlaad orpDl-
doml.D&It tbe lrviDt t.cu1 ud GarJ ' OrcW led tbe lbarp Laver had a few days otrbetore u.tton trom UMB throu&b 1955,
led tht pack wUh a 'l-1 r.co!rd lhoottftl Ea11H with ZS poilU. yesterday's wl11Dtr t\ke all YOUJ& Dick Miller ttlmed
pnc 1Dto Jut al&ht'• IIJMS, Tbe otbtr aeortnc wu eTealy matcb wtth Tay)or at tb.J For-wttb Rod LaYer and steve MaJ. ..
Fouatain V&Uay wutbe..re.t dlridld. Estucla led SS-18 at um. and the Newport Beach lott paired otf with Jim SIMp-
eompetttor with a 4-3 mart, bl.lftlmt but ~Hmed to loa tennis club went aU out to we1-pard 1D ooe of tbe ttlture·
Estancia bad 4..S, &Dd Coroaa accresstnaeu the ZDd half come the workl'& top player matches at Sunday's ctlebl'a ..
del War aDd Costa Mesa botb wtdle tbe S-. Klnp came 00 bact to his bomec:rounds. The Uoo. The t1Jale bad Rod La-
were 3-5. •atrooa:. Mark Grlpby had 18 tormor AustraliaD DO'W resides ver a.od Doui Smith 1D an es:-ROD LAVER, world teaois champ, Is pictured with the Rod
Los Alamitos aDd Suta. Ana and Jooes 1'Z to belp •etneer in Harbor View Hills lritb bis llibiUon set apinst Jlm Shep-Laver youth award winDer, Dick SmUb. eeoter, a freshman
Valley t&Diled last n!pt; Ed!-the big steaL wUe Wary aod 10-m.):ath-old pard and Racer Taylor. Doug at Corooa· del Mar bJg.b sebool, aDd steve Mallot, rlpt. a
.oo wu at Coroaa del Mar, EstaDcla came ri.Jbt back to Rickie. Sm!tb aDd Jim Sbeppu'd aretbe 8QPbomore at Estancia, last year's winDer, (Opalek photo.) aDd Costa Mesa at Estancia, take the· measure of Edlsoo The preseotatloo of tbe an-2 young AustraUan profeuioo-
Tbe btc story last week J.n Friday 67-61 . Hank Moore top. nual Rod Luer youth aW'Ud als wbo tla.Ddle the Nnport J 1 1
the local prep lrT1D.e Leacut ped the Earle scorers 1fitb 19, weot to younr Dick Smith wbo Beach tennis club chores wtlUe u n IOrS In
was the miracle flD1sb. bJ Co-Gary Orgill had 18 &Dd Robbie ls a fresbm;.n at Corooa del their head mentor, Rod Laver,
rooa del Mar wheo coacbTaody Kaiser 10 tor the anress1n Mar bleb school Dick woo the 1s tournlng the cowdry. Incl. The j1mior carers swing Loto their loslllc cause a.ad has re-
Gillls' team raWed 1n the ftDal smaller Eagles' squad coaebed MVP award on 'the Sea. Klng dentally, Laver haswon$70,000 their 5th round this a.tterooon. corded 56 polDts so tar this
secoods to score an tmbelleY-by Guy Carr. tennl.s team last year and was so tar this year prior to bJs Feb. 4, with only 4 teams still season for a 14-polnt averaee.
able 56-55 win over tbeEacles. Coroaa del W:ar lost to Santa the 2ut recipient of the award. match aga.tnst Ropr Taylor at wr:leleated. The Ensign Sea The Rea Rams rang \C) their
Sea KiD&' JUU'd Casey Jooes Ana Valley 61-52, altb<!u&fl Sten Mallott, a sopOOmore at the Forum, Taylor Is the young Bees and the R~ Rams lead 4th straight by trouncing Dwyer
took an iDbouod pass tiDder his b.lld.lng Jim Keyes to 13 po1Dts, Estancia, was the 1970 award English southpaw ·.rho pulJed the A dtvis10Q..!Wl..4 'wins each, 50-22 and can widen their lead
own baSket &nd scored on a in tbe Friday night eDCOUilter. wlnl:ler. Both boys should rank the upset of 1970 when he ~set Dwyer heads the B's with a 4-0 with a win over Gisler today.
reverse lay!C) wttb less than Costa Mesa had a rough week, among the top ten in the coun-Rod at Wimbleton. record and will face Kaiser in Bill Miller rang 14) 17 points
crucial games
4 seconds remaJ.nlog. Our En-losing to Santa Ana Valley 81 -try. Currently Steve Mallott • • • another Showdown today. Kais-tor the Rams, Ernie Revtt bad
sign photo recorded the last 60 Wednesday and then to M.lg-is ranked ln the too 4 in South-er bas a 3-1 record at this 15 and Casey Morris 10 in the
secood heroics in the shock-oolia Friday 82-59. ern California aut Dick Smith Our .Junior hlgbschoolcarers point, as do Ensign and Gis-htgfl scortnuame. Ensign, Kat-
log loss for tbe Eagles, whO Los Alamitos invades Costa is ranked No. B. will be following Rod Laver ler 50 the s race Is still ser and Gisler all kept rlgtlt In
seemed to be on their way to Mesa Friday, Magnolla Is at Young Smith woo the 19?0 aM. Roger Taylor In the For-wtde open also. · the race with wins last week.
a llard earned victory before EstaDcta a.ad Corona del mar Pactnc Southwest and the La-urn oe.lt month wben the junior The Rea Rams are still hOld-Ensign won 48-25 over Te-
Jooes rallied Corona with a travels to Magnolia. Jolla 16 and under tourneys high A, B a.Dd.C d1Yi.Jloochamp-inc tbe top spot at 4-~ trav-W111kle, Gisler sJ.Jpped past.
ccq>le tree throws aDd then tn the same year From a real ions take on division aU-star el to Gisler ln a big game for LlDcoln, 33 -31, and Kaiser woo
SuNSET RACE RESULTS tennis famUy, Dlc.k teamed with teams March 12 before tbe La-both schools. Gisler sports a a close game from Davis, 41-
Tbe Newport Harbor Sailors
were seeking to hit the come-
back trail last nigflt at Ana-
belm alter sutferl.ng their nrst
Sunset Leaeue loss Friday Dl&flt
WbeD the red bot HuntiDJtOD
Beach Oilers bluted the Sall-
83-49, Tbe 1f1n p.ve the
Wldllputod poNOHloDo!
place 1fith 1.11 8-0 rec-
ord. Newpott, witb 7-1, &Dd Ma-
r1Da, at 6-Z, domlDited the
lel.rue at the b&lf way polnt
with the reat ot tbt field b&t-
tlloc tor the 4th tPOt.
Last ntibt's p.mt& saw the
froot runDlnc Oilers boating
t
lSE: Marini. at west•ro. aoo at A011.heim. Loara isat
Friday, Hunttnetoo
at Westminster and·Ma.-
ri.Da at Anaheim. U torm pre-
valls, Marlna, Harbor and Hunt-
Beach sbould remaia ea. tr};?C''.~ in the tap 3 spots HuntiD&ton Beach takiD&'
l 'o•ver the favorite role.
hts fath er, Robert Smith, to ker-Buffa.lo gam'J, The New-3-1 record as do Kaiser and 37.
win the Santa Ana father aDd port-Mesa NBBA Dlght .will Enslen. With just 3 g&m65 re-
acious JOO.e defense held the son tournament. They teamed start off at 5 p.m. aDd the malnln&: all the games cootinue
together Ill the LaJolla classic boys will play 3 complete games to be crucial ones tor the front usual sbarp shootlDg Tars to and tln1sbed a.s runners \C) lD right throucb 7:15 when the rWlOers,
a meager 49 points. u, loo~ that prestigious touroament last Lakers take the floor· lD tbe A dlvlsJon last week,
!!:e c;c~l:lea::~ sc::~-year. Sister Jane won the La-Get y:ur .!ns':u;'f:rt Eulp demolished TeWtnkle
D't get loose It resulted In Jolla tournament the past Z Uons DO q th -....e $8 .. 10, Glsltr took Llncoln 58-
• ttin 20 f years. Dtek aDd hts eoa.ch, Park specl&l dlscou.ott O:l t a-to Rea edpd Dwyer 3?-S4 ~~oW~ W. le g ~ 3~ Newport professional Jacque $4.25 seats that ue rlcht IQ ud Kalter &Of: by DaVis 43.39,
s s r as GretorY botb competed lo the there with Chick Heun and bJe Elwood Hansen scored 12 tor ~~~=~· :~e T~: P;,clt1c Southwest tourney, aDd &1'8.lt broadcasttng~rew. T~ tbe Rea Rams, and steve Lat·
Hnnthu••oo Beach invaders' sbot both won •• thelr f1llll.l matches YOUJll caprs wtU out H -Hre was the Ram's leadina:
-· belog played simultaneously lo lng UckttJ an:j su'J~c:rtptiou ·rebouDder
at a S91. cllp ~ tookw~i~ ~ borderlnr courts. Mr. Grea-tor the p.me to IUD tbtlr way, Dwyer 'tept Its undefeated PI'Sat,c_~ntace a:~Jtsthetr e cold ory woo tha Paeiflc Southwest plus r eceivlnc schOol jacketa ttttng aoing with a one-sided
..,.. s com 35 and over title while Dick aut NBBA and CYF emblema. 4-4-18 win over Rea, Katser
shooting wttb some errant pas-Smtth took the boys 16 and un-There Is a deadUne to be certi-defeated the davis B's 36-
ses to hurt their own causeil der tournament. fied and each ticket purcbued M. Gisler won a clo~ one Jor:u~{a~~era~h!~ ~v; Ste't't MaUott is currently one by a 14-year-old and uOOerwtU from Lincoln, 35-30, and En -
Phone Theatre
548·1552
For Featu~M
Bargain Mat inee
Every Wed.
1:00 P.M.
Adults s1oo ors • , of the top players on the Es .. entitle tbe )'OWlCSter to a tree stgn squeaked by TeWiDkle 26 -
Brook.s, the Sun~~t Le;gue s t&a.-:la soph team a.nd enjoys a pa1r of NBA basketball slloes. 23. Don Wattson hit to; 15 !: :'!~.!0 N~· 2 il.::re~~t lofty rating, being in the top NBbBA ~~e11glstrfoatiorl and Ensallcn1 for the Lincoln Lancers in .~~ • ' 4 in CaWoro1a and No. 6 1n the su scr,... on rms are av • ;;;,...;;;.;...;;;.;;.;.;;;,..;;;~;,;,;.~~-=-:;;;;;....., ____ .,
for only 9 as the Oiler zone llii.Uon He teams with Brtan able in the special Enstcn r HOWIH G BALBOA OH PEHIHSULA defease worked to perfection. · Sports Digest ediUoo this •eek, •
· ' . ·t: s1.g01'1 ow younr buketball
stars and ntate th1a: an IADual.
Alvin White, Newport Har-
~~~~ .. bor's quarterback ot the Sun-~ set League grid champs, con-V so -·t cot shut out, Lei's EXCLUSIVELY .t.T PHOIIE, .613-4048
Newport-Mesa NBBA night at •ltOSS HUNT£1--
tbe Forum, AIRPORT Mu l your regl.stratloo &lid
subscription lnformatloo In to
I TIIM 2 Tim•• 3 Tim ..
1.50 2.,50 3.00
2.00 ,,00 •. 00
3.00 4.00 s.oo
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IIOIIK IIANTED
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tiDued his her. or Huntington
Beach's Garth Wise, who could
ooly ma.nage 2 points durlng
the entire game. Ai's previous
hez worked against Wise In
the Sailor's last Sunset League
football co ntest when Harbor
blanked the Oilers 12-0 with
Wise havtnc bls poorest crld
showing of the past 2 years.
Neld time around big Alvin
will have to work oo the otber
Oiler s, whO were all in double
figures io thetr awesome dis-
play of outside shOoting and
fast breaks.
The Sailors got by West-
minster 68-61 a week ago Wed-
oesdaY before getting bombed
b)' HuoUnef.oo. The Oiler's ten-
PRE -TAX SALE
New Hammood organs 10%
cost --Hurry to select
they Jast.
Baby Grand •• 1100'1 c:oadt •
$595; practiceplanosfrom
the Ensign otttce as soon as
possible so we ca.o determ!ne
too nwnber of tickets that will
be needed. Scbools are invtled
to brlng their cheerin&: sec-
tions to comp31te for the junior
htgb school NBBA spLrU award
tbat will be presentedbyamys.
tery former or present bask-
etbaU creat. This will be a
nice chance to pt to set the
Lakers and meel nu.ay of the
tlne people associated with tbe
NaUooal Boys Basketball M-
soclatlon (NBBA) aiXI tbe Cal-
ifornia Youtb-~Jports Federa-
Uoo (CYF),
VOSS IS TRADED FOR
BREWE R PITCH ER
Bill Voss, wbo played base-
... bali at Costa Mesa bJ&fl scbool
and at Otanp Coast Collep,
bas been traded by tiM! Callfor.
ata ADpls to the Milwaukee
Brewers to ezcbi.Dp for rtJbt-
b&Dd pitchtr Geot Brabloder.
rJcht tleid for tlle
11U00. A hlcbll&llt
1 seuoo. for BtU wu btl uaoo slam borne r• Ln ooe
of the ear .ly pmts.
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FOR HISTORICAL TROPHY
Col. T. P. •w-al~ 1o II&Yt -wto-br oold-lu It 'ed a polr al-lcil Iori ,_ -a1 tilt~ ot
...-. ~ oe u oak.. "''"..,.'• reel..,_. at till ,_. pllq!W, to ,_.,.· u u battle ot Wat.rk:lo, ftere Map.
·-ln!>ll1 lor all--oiOoa wu -· COl. Al-:rsottttoo ~ N--~tilt utl4•
-Ud Co.-dol 11>r -• ata..U--IoiP odloola, Ill PI!'-, EJICIUd,
CoL ~ t. I member CoL AtktDIOCI WU I b&1looa.
ol tbt adYUory bovd ot dlr.e-obN"er a tbl Fnacb air
tors ot MulDera S&YiDp ltld force durtDc World War l aDd
Lou A..., ol Newport Btaoh, wu --DIIImu br Gor-
Ud tho lr(lphy will bo .,.,__ mao plaoN. Darlac World War
eel oftlclally by Martoeu SaY-D be wu commaa:Ser ol troop&
• Alone wltb the plaqqe at t:be Suta A• Army All
wW ID a mlnlmum $1,000 Bue. Hepl&ytdMm1-Cif'OI:Ut·
Kbolaratllp for the ou(etancUnc ball ud lUll maJnPins a 20
lD:UTidlll.l athlete ot tbe YfiU'. baadl~ on tbe colt course
Tbe nord, areautl'leaUcated deapite b11 76 years.
Vegas firm buys restaura
Fellclaoo's Restaurant 111 -lng at lbe bearing lor
Newpor-t Beach bas c.bu&ed Roberts last ""lr: wu Las
hlooa tollowlag a Soo>erior veps atlorooy Edwar~ Pom-
coun auction at wbieb DO out-era.all, aoa of Sam PometaDb,
side bidders appeared, who earuer was appototed by
The restaurant, tarpt ot a the court as recetnr for tbe
Jeoctby lawsutt, was sold to discotheQue located at 1617
Roberts UallmUed J.oc., a Las Westclift Dr,, D8IJ' tbe West-
Vepa boldLDg company, cUff 11Daoclal center.
Roberta earUe: woo a.o $80,-Mr . Pomo3rant&, W'ho said
liS judgment ln the lawsuit Ills talber was W aDd not 1-
wltb blllld sloger-gu.ltarJ.stJose vallable, was joioed by Santa
FeUclaDo on one side am an Ana attorney Roo Steelman lo
Ol'potuUoo known as New-pledgl.og Robert's court judg-
pori-South Bay lnc., former ment of $80,296 for lbe 92
owotrs-()l)erators of the rest-Shares of outstaoding common
aurant. stock of Newport -South Bay
Inc.
Teacher pact spurned
Trustees of the Newport Mesa
Wlitled school district refUsed
Tuesday Dlcbt to discuss a C9D-
tract agreement sponsored by
tbe district's Newport-Mesa.
EducauOa. AssoclaUoo which
FREEWAY
calls for b!DcUnc arbitration in
settling disputes.
Boud President Sellm
Franklin said the county coun -
sel and other legal advisors
bad said neither the teachers
oegotlatlng cOWJCU oor the
school board could leplly enter
toto bilateral contract agree-
(CoDU.nued from Page 1) meDts.
The 33.page document--ap-L, ~Deer, attorney for the proved by more tban an 80
dh1s1on ot highways, were ob-per cent vote of the assocla-
vtouslY surprised aDd dti;ap-Uon--embodles 12 polots, to-
poifhd by the Wbeelrlgbt case eluding a grievance procedure,
deYeklpment. Tllroughout the salary and economic beneft.ts,
dosing hour of argument the and the duratlCNl of the pro-
sip were awarent that the posed contract.
court woula permit the election. Teachers have agreements
At the outset of the hearing, with the district, bta a bllat-
Mr. Woolsey moved tor a judg-era I contract spellln( out the m~tnt tor the Intervenor on the teachers' rlgbts does oot exist.
plaldlngs and sa.Jd that 11 the S~. William L. Cunningham
court denied the motion be want-has told tbe teacher assocla-
ed to Introduce evidence that a uon tbat such a eootract ls
plebiscite, even oo lnvalld illegal.
m-.sures, on the tree.-a,y would Tbe cootract calls t.or set-
DOt be a w&ste of ptj)Uc fUnds tUnc disputes with a 3-man
...... ~ .... 0!111 »""""'"·"' ---meet tile crWeal problem of "Tbei-e ts DO way tbe board
t::rame no the PacUlc Coast .-ould dlsc:llSS a contract or
Hllbfty 1s tied lD with tbe pro~ colleeUve barpJ.DlQg agree-
posed freeway. He olfered to me~ with your gr~ because
prove that ooly by showing ov-•e bave 00 power to do so "
enbebning opposition to the sa.ld Mr. Franklin after a pr~
eastal freeway wUI the nee-seii:aUoo of cootract p.ls by
essary talent be directed to-NMEA President Brad Thur-wards a plan tor or a solutloo
of tbe local tra.fftc. The court man.
rejected lhe offer ot proof. No MRS. LILLIAN ERNST
other ev.ldeoce was offered and 0 F COM 01 ES AT 72
argument started ImmediatelY
afterwards.
lo December, City Attorney
TuJJy Seymour had cautloDed
the City CoiiDCU that there was
douiX as to the vallcUty ot the
proposed measures because
Wlllan Beatrice Ernst, 72, of
3720 Oceao Blvd., Corooa del
Mar, died Jan. 27 at Hoag Hos-
pital. She wu born March 7,
1898, ln Oregoo,..and came to
Orange County 20 years ago.
they may be admloistraUve ra-F11Mral serT1ees were hekl
tber than legtslatin. Never-Jan. 29 at St. A.odrew's Pres-
tbeless, be argued vlgoroU&lY byterian Ch11J'ch. lDtermnt .... ~
1n court that dosiDg streets ts at Forest Lawn Memorl.al Park,
leliSiaUYe and oot adminlstra-Glendale. Baltz M.ortw.ry of un. Corooa del •hr was ln charre
Mr. SeymoW' and Mr. Wool-of arrangements.
sey also areued that the state
11as not pre ... mpted or moocpo. MRS. AGNES KESSLER
llaed lhe rlo!>t to decide oo IUCCUM BS AT AGE 71
closio&' streets tor freeways; Mrs. Agnes Kessler, 71, of
the court awrO¥ed their argu-1973 Newport Blvd., Space 38,
ment that U the Clty Couoc.U Costa Mesa, died Ja.n. SO at
does not agree, the state can-Park UdO ConvalescG
oot close streets UDder the pltal. Sbe was born Jao.
freeway statutes but has al-1900 to New York aod e&me
teroaUves suc::b as a freeway to ~ance County 5 years aCQ.
DOl permanently obstruc::Ung Rosary was recited Feb, !
streets and/or resort to the and mass celebrated Feb J
state's superior power of em!-at st. Joacblm's Ca~Uc
D1Dt dom&lD. Chlll'ch. EatombmeDl was at
The court agreed with the Good Sbtpberd Cem.tery, Hat.
arrumeat of Mr. Strock that 1ngtoo. Beach. Bell-Broadwa)'
tbe city may seek to rescind Yorbary was ln ebarp of u-
the ntstlnc aereemeot no var-ranpmeots.
kMas grOUD<Is such u mllttal
milllb, EDITH JOSEPH DIES Mr. stroc:t aid lhal tho
&cfMmeat la IIDtalorCa.b .. aod Edith JaUa Jo.pb. SS, ol.
cu be resc1aded. Tbe c:ourt 1021 E. BaJboa Bl'rd., ~
qreod with blm "lOOper cent" died Jao. 17 II Roac Hoosilal.
tblt Jldwal IIIPronl of the Sbt 'ftS bon JWM 4, 1111, 1D
Berooodo, IUid camo to~ lrOO'IIl7 ~ bo roqulred bo-COUIQII JIOI'I , ...
loro u -bo -s..-moro lllclodtt 111r boo-"• Newport Bay, "allboueb the tlmt lor lhal _..a! Ia -. Fred, Ud I -1. _, .... rod'ed Ju, It Ud
101 ---.uoolllldo IDIII c:ololn'ed Ju.IO a& Oor Umo,"' tbt --.. d. .-.. lAili' ol Ill. CUmol caa.lle
Somo publlsbocl ••:c:oQIIIs "' Cbareh. --,..II Good
the._ ... ouaooled lbal"" ~c ... -,.---.-~ morel!' doeldod lhal the toarJ ol c-<Ill liar ,..·~a
PIOOll ban a rlebt eo.~,~ .eJIIr .. ol.arnAJI-111
....,..., DOt clluiJ --Honnr, tbt court dteUioa wu a clear ell nJoelloa a1 II RS. STEPHANS Dl ES
....,ottho.,.-_wlllell E-B......,, "• '10, ol u .... u'JOOII the-· uu.uus-w.r.-IIICio-
wwll llo ltoftlld, ILillo, -Ju. II, ... -
Of tilt -.-bo1ac lien IIIIJ D, 11110, la_c.n., .... qW bJ .. filii I •• ol ....... ud ,.. a w..a..
... ea.ctklei lllr. WCIOIIIJ ~ 1u11ar uw ruts I. • aM
-~ )lot 1-iliid 1o ~ I
''no --eo.t pnb--.... .. -.............. -----IIIIIV II-tilt-lu. • II -'noor a.,.
II wiD ..a, loU lllltl •"'"-o1 -tilt ... ,-p; ......
.... -....... 1 .................. ~-c.? ,, ... &Jnefr ........... h'l .......... . -.·· _. ......... .......
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NEII'ORT IWaiOR !111011
RRST S£C'11011--... 5
SELECT YOUR HOME
FROM THIS LIST
WITH VIEWS
a BEDROOM, 1-1/1 BATHS, WITH POOL ON FEE
LAIID $149,500
.. BEDROOM, S BATH, WITH GUEST APT. ON FEE
LAND $129,500
S BEIJROOII, 3 BATH. PLlll DEN AND POOL,
LEASEHOLD $89,500
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OTHER HOMES
S BEDROOM, 3 BATH, LG. FAM. ROOM SOME
VIEW, SHORECLIFFS
$84,500
f BEDROOM, 3 BATH, SHORECUFFS
$74,500
S BEDROOM:, 2 BATH, ffiLL VIEW, LEASEHOLD
$49,500
3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, FEE LAND, MAKE AN OFFER
S BEDROOM,
OFFER
$46,500
1-1/2 BATH, FEE LAND, MAKE AN
$41,900
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DUPLEXES-TRIPLEX
3 BEDROOM, PLI.5 2 BEDROOM APT., FEE LAND,
NEW $71,500
3 BEDROOM, PLLS 2 BEDROOM APT FEE LAND
NEW •$83,500 . •
3 BEDROOM, PLUS 2-2 BEDROOM APTS. FEE LAND
$84,500
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WE ALSO HAVE SOME RENTALS AVAILABL E
llOX Y. f' RAXl< l.IX
I ROJ.TOR ,. :moe:.t,__ """" ., .... ~
P'lloM: ti7l-2222
BAY & BEACH REALTY, Inc,
22 Ye.-rs of S.rvic:e
In The Harbor Ar ..
EXCEPTIONAL VIEW HOMES
Dover Shores ~ BR . pl us pool ... $112 .500
Corona del M~r 4 BR. [)uplex .... $120,000
Shorecllff~ 4 Rr.. 4 bal h.; ........ SI 20.000
OcPan front: 3 RR. & 2 RR's .. , • , ... $77 .500
Rayfront· 3 BR . 3 Ra th~ ..... J97.500
Cameo Shore$ 4 RR. Plu ... pont $82.500
Cameo Hi ~h l a.nds: 4 BR. plus pool .. $50,000-
675-3000 675-3000
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1¥2 Blocks to Beach!
A tine ot.terlng In the best Corona
del Mar beach area. Only 1-1/2
bloc:U to beach, and walking dis-
tance to shops and restaurants, Ver-
satUe home can be used as 2 BR
and den 'With motber-tn-law quarters
or S BR and den for larger famUtea,
0111 fashioned quality 'With hardwood
lAth and plaster walls; wood
.aw•l• root and uaed brtcltftreplace.
$58,500 t •
Cz ll£4lzl.._ .,..,.
-I.Cs 1illaq
'IHURIDAY, FEB. ~ 1971
COIIOIIA DEL IWI, CAI.I F i· Na•psrt ls1da lui•
.... ~1141 CosW .....
LIM .W. e-n. 4el Mer
v
OPEN HOUSE
~52 BASSWOOD ST.
EASTBI..UFF
SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
SPECIAL
• 4 BEDROOMS o 2 IAT.HS
• PATIO o CARPETS o DRAPES
• FIREPLACE o DOUBLE GARAGE
oBU it. T-I N RANGE & OVEN
a.,-.:~ESRICE IS A SWEETHEART!
\~ 27,750
ROY R. McCARDLE
REAL TOR & ASSOCIATES
LUSK HARBOR VIEW
3 Brt , 2 ha. fa m rm FE>e land
1234 Sand Ke"-$54,500
Open House s·at Sun . 1-5
SHORECLIFFS
3 BR .. 2 ba .• beach key. fee
319 Driftwood -$62.500
Open House Sunday 1·5
HOME SHOW REALTORS
p.~~ &n..n !Galt,
~
!i nglis~ ~aterfront
Quaint, peeked roof, shingle sides,
warm wood Interior, magnificent
trees. 52' prime frontage. Pier /slip.
,$179,950
I I I I I I I I I I I I I 2 I I I I
Sales through the Multiple Listing
Service of the Newport Harbor -Costa
Mesa Board o! Realtors totaled over
$52 million for the TWELVE months
of 1970. This represents 1,400 unit
sales and Is the second highest sales
year in the history of the Board,
tn spite o! the tight money market
which prevailed last year. List your
property with a Realtor today.
I I 1.1 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I
lmM,. .. .,.MW"
IPACIOUII&tEKIP'~ ,_auLa.-"• • Pl.' ..... Patio• • Fl•••···
• POOLS • ' Mol• P.laniaa ~·
• T-i• • ....... P.Ub' leoti•
• Mj. "-1• _. Ploy.,._.
,.._L-~
.... C.ut M.., ..... ,., .. ,.Jol•o4
... MAl
a•IIPU
a•AL •sTAT•
R.SIOIHTIAL AHO IUSIHISS ~ROPUTIIIJ
--roR INTUISTIII, ~IIOI'IJS!OHAL
COIIU.II AnOM Sl!e
IM'LI IIUL DTATI
Jl\11. Cloeot ...... C. I ~ ... -.... ,
•
Ocean Front
MUST BE SOLO TO SETTLE ESTATE
Modern three-bedroom home with
country-size kitchen, maaalve brick
fireplace, huge ltvtngroom, and pan-
oramic view right on the ocean •
Prime location •• You awn the lot,
$68,500
MACNAB -IRVINE
Serving Newport Harbor since 1954, twen~y
fi ve experienced residential salesmen With
over 270 years of serv1ce.
FINER HOMES
HARBOR I$1.AND
Another outstanding Macnab-lrvtne
exclusive. Beautiful, completely re-
modelled and redecorated home on
estate size lot with swimming pool,
pier and slip. An unusual opportunity.
R
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$483,000.
ONE OF A KINO
Step do"' n li\·ing room. \'au !ted celling!'i -
corner fireplace -floor to cethng bookc ase~
-ocean \'Je w -separate dining room -
den -r:ourmet kitchen -.C bedroom!'. J
baths. Fee Land . !65,1.100.
HARBOR VIEW HOMES
Prime location -"Connel'' Model. \'acant
3 bedroom, family room -all expensive ex-
tras -transferred owner u; extremely .anx·
ious and ready for offers. $42.500.
F-1-V·E BEDROOMS
-G '
J THREE GARAGES ... TWO FIRE-
D PLACES ... SELF CLEANING DEN .
YOU OWN THE LAND.
: ONLY
$59,950
Call for appointment to view.
CORBIN-MARTIN Jl
t..=:::===644-7662 '
~00'0~00.00 Qv
.Linda Jl.
Prestige
Waterfront Homes
BILL GRUNDY, .ll~
Ill -Dr. -a. ..... • ••• ................ 1----------.... .... _ .... ..... -, I
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MARINA'S
Continental Cafe
(FORMERLY THE BRUHCH BOX)
OPEN FOR BREAKFAST
STARTING Monday, Feb. 8
SERVIHG 7 A.M. TO 4 P.M.
DAILY EXCPT SUMDAY
WE WOULD LIKE
TO THANK YOU
WELCOME TO
CORONA DEL MAR .
Marina features many varieties of
home-made pastries and continental
specialties.
2721 EAST COAST HWY .-CO ROM A DEL MAR
IN THE e,~SIGN BUI LD ING
'MAH, EAST & WEST'
Richard H. Ry clwfl, son of
Mr. and Mr s. Paul H. Ry c-
koff, 1200 s. Bay Froot, Bal-
boa Island, has enrolled at Al-
bright College, Reading. Pa.,
for the' interim sem ester pro-
gram. Richard Is a junior from
the Univer sity of Redlands, and
has been taking a specla.l pro-
grams cour se, "Man: east and
west," sponsored by the phll-
1..-------------------~osophy department .
mAY
FOR THOSE WHO WANT
THE BEST!
SAUCERMAN SCHOOL
GRADES 1 THROUGH 9
Troth is
Free estimates
Wire service
We delivu
644-8990
announced
CUSTOM ARRANGEMENTS
CORSAGES
BO UQUETS
NOSE GAYS
PLANTS
WE WILL BE OPEH VALEHTIHES DAY
SUHDAY , FEBRA.RY U, Ba.m . tD 8 p.m.
~ 'aut'& ~lofuen ~
and gift& ~
2626 E. COAST HWY ., ...£5J COROHA DEL MAR.
Personal service at • •
TH! IIJf, M utual
'
The Big M is big enough (over $434,000,000) to pay the nation's
highest lnterell on inau~ed aevinga ... 5% to 6%.
But equally Important-car" enough to give you very personal service. ,. --dii--:--Coeoll .... aa;/-1 O!Mr-lnCovlno,W•tA«*Sio.-oond-
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NE-WPORT. THE OF FICI AL NEWSPAPER OF THE CITY OF NEWPORT 8EAOi •-:i::;:;:;:;::;;:~ M 4IU' L.OC».l.Y
TfiENEWPORT HARBOR .. .,..... "'-
HIID
BEACH
1()(
By ID I II ITCH '!
• WAlfT TO COOL DOWN
your orerbel.ted ear Qlllck11?
Bell way Ia to poll olf lbo
road. lb11t ao aeutrat aD1 1D-cr-oociD< ll>Hd a llltlo ...
or Idle ll>Hd to
-lbo lulpal-
llnc a1r over tbe
radiator. TIII'D
oo tbe ear beat-
or to bolp cllaal·
pate lbo cdoialll bell. WllhiA
15 minutes you sbould be able
to drlfl wltb DO red Up!: OL • • • • NAILED IN A TIGHT part .
tng spot? How woald you l1ke
to get out of It without awt.ac:
bact &Del forth? A deYelopmeDt
UDder way may be_,. It lets
a car lnoYe to 00, lide while
gotnc forward, sort of a enb
motion. Sure would belp in
pult1Dg these days, • • •
• HEAR 1 THIS BARB: '•To
err is humu, to really foul
IC> things takes a modern com-
puter," • • •
• LOOK FOR at least ooe
ot the blg three ma.ker s to
begin . stretching out the rear
decks ot cars bepnning witb
the seventy -two models. In 3
years the short rear deck will
be a memory. • • • • TffiES? WE'VE GOT THEM
here at CORONA DEL MAR
TffiE, 3601 East Coast High-
way. Any tire you .oeed trom
recaps at $9,87 rtgtlt on up
througb the famous Dunlop UDe
of tires to the dramatic mile·
age-booster Dunlop Radial tire.
Stop by and let's talk about
tires! • • •
• HOW ARE YOUR BEAR-
INGS? Rear wheel bearings are
tougt, many last for tbe Ute
of tbe car. But lt you drive loog
and hard a.Dd tut, tow a heavy
trailer. or drive a lot over
rougb terrain. your rear wheel
bearings could go out in 20
to 30,000 miles. • • •
JAMES B. (JIM) WOOD holds tbe "R•IIor of the year"
tropby presented at the anoual awards baoquet of tbe
Newport Harbor-Costa Mea Board of Realtors. Pictured
wltb hlm are Realtor JOhn Macnab, president of Macnab-
lrvlDe Real Estate Co., who made the presentation. and
Marian Johosoo, ytce presideot of Bay Escrow Corp,,
dooor of the award. Jim Wood Is pr esldeat of Wesa Verde
Re&Jty la Costa Mesa aDd of Urdque Homes, Corooa del War.
AWARD WINNERS at the awards blnquet of the Newport
Harbor-Costa Mesa Board of Realtors inci!Xk!d, from lett,
• CAR D'( YOUR FUTURE? Marloo C, Bute, of Coldwell, Ba.oker 41 Co., top sales,
The· oat tour yean coWd pro-dollar nlue; Realtor W. Y. LaBorde, t UDDU' -'Cl' for top
duce a trlA¥ dull.p&rpOee cr.t., ~. UDlt sales; Le Raisor, Red Hill Rtaltl', top Uster,
ooe dHiiDed apec lfteatfi :tOr unit ales, aDd rwoer -"'· top Wlit sales; Aldor (AI) FLDk.
a worklag role, wblcb cu &lao ColdWell, Banker, top lister, dollar nkte, UCS Vlr&lnb
be used u a paaseopr ear. (Glllny) Morrlson, South Coast Real Estate, top unit sales,
Maybe a sUcked ICI Yerslon of aDd runoer-~. top sales. dollar nlue; at rlgbt Is H.a.l
the four-wheel drive rigs --Ptnehin, 1970 multiple listing committee chalrma.n, who
·~er~r~·~·~·kl~~~~~;~~·~'·; .. ~·=tod~th:·;·~·"; .. ~·~~ N H Service
NnT II WORRY I sessiori set
Some folks worry
that they won't look
their best. Not this
man! Because 1M! sends
his dotbes to Valet
Cleaners. His c lothes
return promptly, .,.,_,._
A luncheon will be given Feb.
18 ln honor of provtsionals '
by the sustain.log members of '"-
tbe Newport Harbor Service -
League at the home of Mrs.
Walter Gibson (Vatsy).
Also to be hlghllghled will
be the wom~n responsible for
the eooteDt a.oo arrangements
J()(
COSTA
REALTOR ROD CALDERHEAD, at rlgbt, receives the per-
manent plaque as 1969 salesman of the year from Blll Martin, Securlty Title insurance Co., at the Realty Board Costa Mesa hlgtl school wUI
awards brabquet. Mr. Calder head r eturoed the perpetual preseot the 3rd annual drug
tropby tor preseotaUoo. to the 1970 r ecipient, symposium at 7:30 p.m. Wed -nesday, Feb. 10, 1n the lyceum. I • W ._ I • • •-- - -The yearly program, tnsti-
tuted by Bill Vaughn, asslsp
ta.nt principal, will be narrated
by Dave d&'iolo, ch.ief of radio
lbtloo KMPC's Ora.oge County
news bureau. Others on the
program will be Dr. lrwtn
Kempler, clla.lrmanofthe medi-
cal advisory board of the Youth
Pi'oblem Center and a mem-
~r of the drug abuse commit-
tee or the Orange County Med-
. teal Assn.; R. A. Hawldns,cor-
reetional sergeant at the Cal-
Uornia Institute for Men at
Ch.l.oo; Alclde James Rivard,
a prisoner soon to be released
who has spent ~ greater por-
tlon ot the past 17 years Im-
prisoned due to his drug llabit;
Miss Pa l Freely aJld Jim West,
members of the 7th Step Fouod-
an or pnit:atlon which
the drug addict the same
AlcoboUcs Anonymous ot-
ters the alcohoUc; J. A. Repn.
head qJ the juVenile and n.ar-
cot1cs division of the Costa
Mesa pollee department, and
Robert Ormstoo, schOol team
coordinator for Orange County
Teen Chall~~·
LEGAL HOTICE
NOTICE OF PUBLIC REARING
Notice ls hereby .S.•ea tba.t
the PlamUnc Commission of
tbe City of Newport Beach will
bold i publlc hea.rlag on the
application of Alfred L. Bel-
tran lor a Varla.Dce No. 994
on property located at 3309
E. Coast Highway, Corooa del
Mar, to permit the establish-
ment ot an Ice cream parlor
wltn an occupancy of 15 per.
sons wtUl less that Ule re-
quired off-street parking.
they are beaut1tUJ.l} ~~;;......,:~~=\ cleaned and well-.... for Ule COIU'se. They are the · ... '.
Notice is hereby ruther g:tv.
en that said public hearing will
be held on the 18th day of Feb-
ruary, 1971, at tM hour of
8:00P.M. in Ule Council Cham.
bers of the Newport Beach City
Hall, at •h.ich time aoo place
any and all persons lnlerested
may appear and be heard
thereon. members of the prorisiooa.l ...-:-• · • ~J pressed. His shirts
are hnpeecably laun-
dered, just as be wants
them.
comm!ttee headed by Mrs. Don-• ·
aJd Ayres Jr. (Toni) aDd in-REALTOR Charles F. Colesworthy, left, 19'10 president
cl\kling Mrs. B. W. Wlll1am-ot the Newport Harbor-Costa Mesa Board of Realtors,
Don R. Adkinson,
Secretary
One of the reasons he bas cDosen Valet's excep-
tlollll clea.llin& Is because buttons are tightened &Dd
Uttle rips are repaired tree of charge.
WKY DON'T YOU CHOOSE VALET CLEANERS
FOR THAT WELL-DRESSED LOOK?
VALET
CLEANERS
1,37 E. Co•at Hlw•Y·
Coron• dol M•r
WI DILl VIR -675-0110
son (Pat); Mrs. Alex Robert-is presented the scrapbook of 1970 events by exe<:utlve
son Jr. (stephanie); Mrs. Han-ottlce Glenn Marlin at the awards banquet, held at the
Ne-wport Beach City
P!a:Dnli>i Commission
cock Bannln& lli (Judy ); Mrs. Alrporter Inn.
Gary Davtdsoil. (Barbllra);
Mrs. KarlBarnwn (Sally);Mrs. L !:C~L f'ot OTICE
William F. DoDDer (Peg); Mrs. ----------·
RO&ld Foell (Aon Marie) and
~s. Edward F. Ward Jr. F! tltl Fir "· (Jean) c ous m ~-me
The. provistoa&ls atteoding THE UNDERSIGN£Ddohere-
t.be hmction will be: Mrs. Bart-by certify that they are con ..
lett Brown (l.aurte); Mrs. AI-docting a Boat Launch, stor-
bert Brownell (Jeanne); Mrs. age and Marina. business at
John Cashion (Marcia); Mrs. 300 E. Coast Hwy., Newport
Roodell Han.soD (Joyce); Mrs. ~ch, CaUl., under the ftc ..
Stanton Herptck (SusJe); Mrs. titious ftrm i11lme of
Elllott JobBstoo (Mason); Mrs. Boat Launch aDd that o:;ui,;;i.i(,
WlWam B. MarUD (Jue); Mrs. is composed of tbe "
Keith Nelsoa (Jane); Mrs. Ran-persoo whose oame ln fllll
dolph Parter (Glenell); Mrs. place of residence are as tol-
Beajuni.D RoblMoa (Cynthia); lows, to-wtt: Back Bay Park,
Mrs. J. Frederick Slmpso~ IDe., 300 E. Coast Hwy., New-
(Ame); Mrs. James Walnortb port Beich, CaUl.
(MaDey) Mrs Ec:twud White-WlTNESS my hand this 19tll
boule (VtrPAia> !Jay of Jaouu-y, 1971, WUU.am
Tbe proTis1~ls are wind .. T. Sprague, Asst. Seey.
iDe"' a y-.r of latenslYe com-STAT£ OF CALIFORNIA }
Ower 100 T 1 Clioose from.
P~mJIYalia Tillis bls
Illite . lllz. 7.50
In
auiQI.ty Hrrice traJntnc. The COUNTY OF O£UNGE ~ss. C*'"''"~"iirNC4 Ser'Ylce lAic-ll an orpni-· sat10D dedicated to the educa-ON THIS 19th day o1 Ju-
Uoa ud tralDlDI ot JOUDIYOm-llll'Y, 1971, before me, a No-
• tor-eff~Un aDd m•n!n&ftal tau P\lbUc ln aDd U att
Ills lla hcks
-lllss lit$
s,.cillhck&Fr.
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THE BIBlE: ASSUMPTION AND FAO
a ... tt~t au.~. Trt ......... ~--"•'4 •·-
By NOEL SMITII WMD -eame to tM Bible, it i1: prnumptuow to
U you have Mriow.ly read the Bib~ from blcinniDC aub.dtule ...umptioa for focl And not CDIJ" tho
to ood you bow, .. umin,: you know ~thine Rotionali.ta do this., the mo.t dnoted, BiblbllJ" Ut.er-
about Uteroture, thot the Bible il o unique Book. ole Christions do it. Atrno.t •ubcoaodoualy.
And J'OU kDow thio NCU'd1eu of whot you believe, Lut week ~ w....., liltenh'C to o.Je Moody, pn-
or prole. to beline, about the ultima.t.e ~. feuor ol Chn.tian Tbeoloc ot the Southem ~
~ abel authority of the Bible. "'Unique" ~ 5ftn.iNry. talltinl obout Adam, Eve, Cain.
IDeUUI unlike any otbtr. and Abel 111 four and no rnorw." Dr. Moody Wlllb't
o.num. tcbolan., Chriltian and non-Christian, are too bothered about where Cain aot hill wife. But he
atill ama,aed at the lint ~ al GeneaU: "In the be-W&ll powerfully concentrtlted on the rn..n who wu.
JirmiD1 God ern.ted the hMven and the earth." Jullua But Dr. Moody wu pMt:y perturbed attn Abel'• death:
WelJha,u.n ill perbapa tho JYMIHt name in what la thot left Ht ._ of the four. And such a hittorical
beRm .. "'hJa'hn" ci;t~eWD" Of the Oli:t Testament. ..a theolockel criail u that ia _... th&ft th1l curnnt
~·• W..: • ltnJP of ~ eon atand up under.
..,... . .., o •lwei ..ritta tiM advlldl»d VW.. ot e e e
nadine, which we l'llld bl Gen. 1., .. tt.. 'purified' We don't know when Adam aDd Eve wer. created.
notioD ol God fouDd there. The mOlt impariant poiftt We don't know how lcmc Adam lived before b. l1ood
lo that a .-cJ.a) word il empkJyed, which ltaDcb fw t.ce to face with Eve. We don't bow ho. lotte uteJ
DOdWc doe than the crative apncy of God, and wn-e in lhe Garden before the Devil IUCICetded ...hh
• cn.odatn it from all anaiOCY with human ma1r..1nc hil tem;ptotion ol Ew. We rommonl)' think ol Jt .amo-
.-1 ........,_,. ....., of """' uduoive ...,.,..._ thine lfb ""''
that it CUU!Ot be I"'I!'Proclueed eitheT in Lotin, or in God created Adam one day. Be c:rHted ..,.e tbe
Creek, or in German." ("Prolecomena to the ~~~..cwy next clay. And dwil'll the tint 'III"Mk, maybe two
of Ancient lane.l": Meridian Boolu edition. p. 305.) weeb, Adam and Eve sinned. ADd on the dliy of the
In aen.il, 31 lhort vena: are Jivm to the ereetion sin. Adam took k) the buahes; aDd when God cm~e to
of the •vena: and \ho euth and everythlnc on &he him, Adam btpn lyinc-not Ukt a dot but Ukt a mm.
earth. But the Utb chopter of Luke Jives J2 ..,... And inatanter they were driven from the Carden.
to the 11'\ory al • laM sheep, 1 loot coin, and a \oat AU ol that il .. umption. Adam could b.Ye ltYecl
bo)'. 0.. vu. DlOn! to a bt lhee-p, a !oat coin, and a 100 :yean or 500 :yean before Eve oppeu'ed {Or IDol)'be
IMt bo)' than il Jinn to the 1tory of the er.tion! he couldn't hove ltood it that MJnc.) Adam ad &..
While the Bible Jive~ but 31 lhort verNS to the .tory could have Hwd in the Carden any number of ,-n
of creetion, it Jives 21 Vf!'l'lif!S to the conversation be-before the Fall
1.-.m our Lord and Nicodemua (John 3:1-21). When :rou 1oolt up "Cain" in the rdef"~Dee 1III"'Drita,
AAd whUe the Bible ctve. but one chapter to tho be il amorally dekrlbed u \he ""tint borrt" of the
dory ol the creation (the 2nd ehapter il o awnmary), human rat"~:. Well, perbos-he WM. Bu.t where iD tt.
it ~ves 2:1 ehapten to the story of Jacob and his 12 Bible il it ttated that Cain w• the flnt bom of the
..,.. r-..1 .. Adam ltnew hill wtle; and &he cone.t91id,
Conaider the Go.peJ. of Luke. Luke, cet1:ainly • and here Caib, and Aid. I hove pHeD a man frola
o.atUe aDd protJ.bly a Greek ~ wrote IIIOft the Lord. ADd abe apln here hio twother Abel ADd
thane fourth of theN"' T•tamml Be wu a phya:l-Abel ..... a keepe-r ol aboep, but Cabl ,.. a tW.r ol
clan, whkh mean. that he wu o university man and the IP"'und .. (Geb. 4:U.).
a~ ol the lhenture and odenee ol his da,.. m. Do.. tblot mMD dwt Adam and Eve b.d DO c:hDdnn ~ charm aDd CGGDOpOlit.an l)'lllllelthiel .,. befon CaiD? We all ..-thot it doea. All the ora·
awill'nt lD. his writlnp. Ern.t :Rmu., the l'rmeh mentariee ..vme that It ~ All ol our pre.chiiiiJ
bWorian lllld critic, said thot Luke'• Golpel •• the ...umea that it dMa.
nw.t buutitul book in Ow world. Scholan with the But it • ~ ftOt a fKt 1t.1-.:l In the Blbll.
leaminc to expreu an •uthorit.tive 1nd cliscrim.i1wtiftc
opinion, have said that Luke Wb tho IJ'elltesl of .U
hlotoriana not even exceptin~ ThuqdJdeL
Lulte'• Go.pe-1 il commonly rekn ned to, w thou,aht
of, • o '"lliogr•phy"' of Chriot. But is it a "bioen.phT'?
U it is, it is woriull:y lackinc in the content demand.d
by a biccraphy of any areat man DOt to me:ation Jesua
Chrilt. Foe-example, Luke teU. us next to nothtnc
•bout the childhood and adolesoeent dao)'t of .lesua.
Whaot • chapter thoee days He spent in \he eafl)entoH'I
abop at Nuareth .ou.ld make. What did dw people
who did bu.I.Dna with 111m thlok ol Rim? WhM klncl
ol work did He put out? Row did it OOIDPIIJ"f! with
th.t ol other cuponten? Haw d1d Rio eharp; com-
..,.. wUh that of ot.hen? What did Be talk about
llloMily? Whet did Hill elden think ol Rim? WMt ciJd
..,. clilldr'I'Jl aM: J'OUIIII peop~e think o1 mmT a-
._. • "'"' Bow did Be talk?
Wet • WOI'd about .0 ol tMt &om Lubl
Tw --all ol tAil otmoua 1Kk iD • book writtan
., -ol. the .......... .... ... IUNII. ..........
... ,.wptlw wri..-. in hlftor7. Row CM,... &alOUDt
...... Alct th.t INCh • -lD .. booft .... rda
...., ·f!l what •1 ar-t bM!pi!Phtr .....W =•lfAtor
........ ,. worth7 ol u.. JII04ioe , art)'
.ollie?
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•
ADd did Adam and Eve haTe DO chUcbwa bda aaa
Cain and Abel? We all .. ume that theJ clidD't. AU lbe
oommentaria ..ume lhat thq didu't. AD our ........
Inc ..um. that they dJdb'L
But it il ... umption, not. • fact .tat.d bl die ltlW..
Led!: ... •t • ltatement J ~ '" ol IMt
week. .. ADd Adam Uved an h\LD!Clnd IDd thhtJ' :r-n,
and bept a aon in hil own Uk..._, lifter bill -....
and called hil Mme Sdb" (Gen. S:J).
Are we to a..ume that Adam aDd ... for 110 ,....
hM no childrers? lla7ba. But the BiWe • C' plNIJ
lilent on the question. The t.d ia, the)' eoulcl ta... b.d ... .........,, ... u_...., __ ...,....w
have had llloOM thaD tNL ADd _. ol tboae ehiWre
could have been 121 ,...,.. old wMa Se1h -bon.
And how many could he ODd h!. wtfe haw hM. ..,.,
bret-nen 21 J'OUS IIDCI 121 ,......,
WhJ do we ha.,. to -.. , tbre7 prlodkleo4 ...
control t.r:k then in lht dawD ol ~: -.....
<1--. bed tfcbWMd tt. ..... -..... Won ..
thoml aDd th1.tlet had eb_._. ch 11 .. to ...
earth. be1on TV t....a.. ~ w,.tund o.w
wbot • Jl(ll J.d doone f« tMir ...._.,
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Tblo Ia tbo 5111 -of tbo _,. ot• lrlal held oo
Feb. 15 ud 16, 1140, Ill 14 tetloo brouCJ>IbJ ..... lata 10
Pl"D"• ttat tbe, Btbll la aud.ID.tlflc uct. tbenlore, lllltrM~,
· Jamu E. BeaDet, writer of t1U1 rtPOJt, 'WU: tbe attorDey
repr ... attac Dr. Harry Rimmer. PrubrterJ&.n mtm.ter
ud lbiD pre~tdeot of U. ReiiU'cb Set.Dee Bure&ll. WUllam
FIOJd, ecUtor of ao atbel.qtle mapaloe called "Tbe Arbi-
trator," IOU&bt to collect $1,000 from Dr. Rimmer by
proortng scleotUlc I.Iaccurac:tes • • • •
(Tbe trttDess ls W:x>lsey TeUer, Ylee-presldent of the ~ A~merica.n Society tor the Advancemeat of Atheism,)
Mr. Tc1l er was ask~d if he still believed in evolution.
He said that h e did . 1 asked h im what othe r K-ientists
beJieved in emlu1ion. To his lmowl eJge, he said; Dr.
Henry Fairfield Osbol1tn, who had been president of
1he Bc.:ml of Trustees of the American Museum of
N•lural Hislory in New York Ci ty.
I askf'd him if he remembered seeing a few yean
ago iri a newspaper a srory of a hon~ being founri in
Kansas o r !\t-hraska. whir:h was s,·nt to Dr. Qghnurn
to be anal)"zed and he was reported to have said it
wu part of th,. missi n~ link hetw«n auimal and man.
He said that he rcmembt:red it. He said he also re·
membered whal happened later, rhal it was fo und lo
be • tooth from a hog, which had not been so Ions
dead, and, therefore, ~u not part of the missing link
at all. I asked him if this didn't show that sr.ientists
could be mislaken. "Certainly," he. !-aid, "scientist•
make mislakes, but tl1ey always were willing to and
did acknowledge them, while fundamentalists never
acknowledged theirs."
In spite of all the mistakes of 1cientists, did be
1till believe in evolution? He said that he did, and
that l myself was a result of evolution, having de·
~~eended from a monkey. I objected, and asked the
judge to make the witness stick ·to his o~n ance!llon
and leave mine alont>, when•upon the rourl admonished
the witness and 1oiJ him to stic k ·to h is own ancestors
in testi fyin~ and again ruld him not to let his ego gel
away wilh him. I a!lk1·d him why he said th at man was
descf'nded from a munkey. He uplained that il was be--
cau!'e th t• ,;;kf•lt>lon o f man showed cc11ain addition•l
bone~ at the f'-nd of tit,. spinal colun.n which were a
rudimf'n tary ta il, and iru:1smw·h as a monkey had a
tail and man had a rudimentary tail, it was apparent
th .. t & man was evolved from $ monkey. The joke,
bUwevcr, is on tht> witness, becaUse any one· who has
been at a menagerie know s thai the b;g monkeye, like
the gorilla, orangout a n~ and chimpanzee do not han
tail!, and if he is ~o 1 ng to hang his theory of evolution
on a tail he !<houltl u ~e H•nne animal wh ich always ha~
a tail for an ancPstor. I would th in k fur an f"volut ion-
ary ancutor a donkey wr.uld bt' a good sdection be-
c.au sf' he always has 11 1,d l and otht:r ~haracterislics of
Down the Time
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I'Jrllmi,.,llitm ftnfH'r. Tltt1 wrr~ to
u:rilt 11 ltnlf lto11r 011 l'<'clt of tir tu·• ,llilird•. ,,,. H•/1 s,;,.;, ~tN
til' /)rtJi/, (},, 1111J1101 WJ'Oir
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v.•rote If "''" ltl tAr Milo• o/ D
nur•••rrill. "I IMJ •• ti1ou ,., ,,,. f)t'9H ...
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ITOIY OP Till PMoiOUS
HAllY lllollllll Tltii•L AS TOLD
IY ATTOIMIY POl DIPIMOAIIT •
1tubbornnest and blindne'n to faC'ts !ft•hich woui,I be
auitable. r or an atheist. .
Goins' baCk to the ase of 1he world, he s-HJ that
\he dinosaunas was always found in tht same !Irata
of rock. Thtloounded sood for Din~y. ~ I ~k~d him
what tlrata it wa1. He thousht it was the Trt .. IC ...
but hi1 l1wyer insi1ted it was the Jurutic. I then. atked
him where the ith.thyotaurus wa• found. He aa1d tbal:
he did nol know. I tloo ttked him where the ......
atherium and the pterodactyl were found, but •s••n be
did not know. I uked him if lheK were alwty> found
in tile aame atrara. He ••id they were; that wu tbe
way you knew how old the rocks were . I then uked
him: · Q ... Isn't it a fact that the fouiltrilobita are f?.und
in several of these rocks in ~everal diffnent 1.1e17
A ... Yu. You hn"e the disturbance of the earth ••
d .. 1 e:apl•ined th•t the whole strata was ovn·tume ·
Q. '"Have you not lost track of the age of thote
parliculu rocks?"
A. '"That is tight" .
By 1his he admittP.d thai 1he trilobit t's wf're found In
aever•l different strata but it was all newo to me. All
I lcnew about trilobite's wa~ that when I was in bills
achool 1 wenl oul with the professor and some o~ber
scholars in the Appalachian shale in the B1ue RuJge
mountains and ·we round !.Qme lhing ::t which the pro·
fessor aaid were traces of trilobite fossils. I knew
nothin8 about their being in any other strata but I bad
learned on the trial th•t if I pointed my finger at a
wilness and said .. Don't you' know?" and then said
10mr1hing which tounded scientific, he usually •gn·ed
with me.
I •lao uked the wilneas if he could give me any
evidence of evolution. He said thnr he co uld, so both
the judge and I urged him to do to because, penona11y,
I have been lookin,; in vain for evidence of this for
forty yens and mure. lie uid thai thousands of yean
•SO the canary bird was a drab •nd IM-d~agled bird,
•nd today, h.ving passed through centun~ of evol~·
tion, it had beauliful plumage. I told ham that tlnt
w•s not evolution; il wu merely a development of
the theory of 1\fendPI Ly whi ch varieties of species
are developed in the course of time. What I wanted
explained was evolution. If the canary one thou1an~
yean ago was today a horse, or some other animal,
that would be evolution. He said th11.1 such develop·
ment wouiJ be unerly ridiculous. I agreed with him
that I thought all theories of evolulion were ridicul~u1.
What he had given wu 1 development of a ".ar1ety
within a species., but what the court wanted as evadence
was the transmuration of onf" specie• into •!:Wt}t~
species. I asked him if he could give an ex~mple of
rhat. He said that he could. He th~n upla1ned that
hundreds of yur~ ago the nt·groid rice had come to
this country from Africa and through ev olution we now
have the mulatto. Alm011t every Ol)e in the courtroom
snickered at thi s statement, and the judge pointed out
1hat the nesroid \lt'as a man :wd the mulatto was still
,, man and there ha s be:en no transmutation of specie~.
I commented to the effect rhat if the negroid of hun·
.:freda of years ago was today a camel, or vice vena,
that would be evolution, but he said th&t was abturd
and such thinss ne"Ver hap~ned .
J asked him if he still belined in evolution and he
1aid he did. l lhen asked him why he could not olfer
tome proof; he uplained that e"'olution w•• an ex·
tremely Mow process, taking millions of ye.n, and each
element in the process was so minute that compared
with the life of an indi't'i dual man, no man could
actually tee evolution ar work, but he waa aure. that
it was lhe greatest force on earth today and was still
operatins.
I a1lced him if he had heard of the Venus de Milo.
Hr. said that it was a statue. I reminded him that the
sculptor must have had a model who mu st have been one
-or the youns women living at that time, a'1d he admiuet.l
that this wu undoubtedly true. I asked him if he did
not know that this statue dated back at leasl one thou·
und yean before Christ. He agreed with me, althoush
I guess no one knows the I'XACI date, but he admitted thai
i1 wa1 at least three thousand years ago. Then I •~ked
him how the perfection of the measurements and sym·
n1etry of the body of the Venus de Milo compared with
the measuremenls of the avenge woman of today, and
t.e aaid that he believed thai the perfection of the
Venus de Milo wa1 far superior to the present·day
women-whereupon the judge said, "You have a nerve
to py that with thit courtroom half,full of women." I
.. ked him if the perfection of • womtn'o body hod
deteriorated in three thousand yean, where w., there
any evidence of evolution, and hia reply ttardt'd me~
becaute he taid, "'Women do not evolve." I im .. ine
that he claMifiea women whh meta1ic ob~. of whieh
he al110 aaid there wat no evolution.
The wi-l&id thol he hod -• m>lulion por-
lroyed ia lhe Army Medico! Mu11e11m tdjoinit~~ 1ho
Smhhoonion sroando in WollhinSion where they hod on
enobryo developmlllt •II illuolreted by objtcia. I uked
him if they were the orisinal embryo end •• finl he
H id "Y.., M hal finolly odmined lh11 !hey were 1101
tht orisinab but were made ol 1ome plaatic: to illua-
in~e lhe lheory of Dr. c....,..,, who hod mode lho .. no. i.-..
"la1 liMy ore nol otluolly ilemt of .. olulion?" I
..u.t
, "'Ot, no-M I with it would be mode ploin 10 all doe
~ ahlldna ... ore taken lo dte m._ro 1o -
d.o nkilrilll ••• -ol ..... ore rul, IN1 ore ...
..,.. -u Ia lllo opiaioot !hey lh jnk ..Oiulioa ..... a..._...._ I -afraid IMt 100 oflen child-.,.
....... laJII lioe ....... liMy -ore OCI8IJ iJia.
tudu ol in6 'o•d ol -pportod ....,.. ........... _ ....,.
IEIPOIIT NAIIIOR £1111011
RciDID RCliOII -.-... I
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, C11RD11A D!UIAR, (',AUF.
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NOW .,T
1780NI!WPORT !ILVD.
Ph. 646-9313 COlLI "-••
BALTZ
MORW.A.RIEf
1741 SUPIRIOR AVL
COSTA MilA
Midway . f>-2424
M211 I. CO.UT MIWAY
CO-A DI!L MAR
OR lole 3-4450
SMc• Jf42
.. -
lU YOR ED HIRTH coocntuJataa tbo llrol &lid -piaU
Yil&Dirs ot the poster cootelt fbr deatal r..llb net. Tbe
first Place wiDDer, sbltl.Dc ba.ad1 wJtb tbt !payor, l• 9 year
oW Dua Dabrow of MarlDers school, daueflter of Mr. ud
Mrs. Bruce Dubrow. Seeood place wilmer 11 Kelly Camp.
bell, a11o 9, ol PaularJ.ao scbool, daulfller ot Mr. &Del Mrs.
Arba Campbell. llua'o -· beiDc bald I>!' t11e mayOI',
wW be ... eatered la tbt flaal couoty wide eompetJ.Uoo.
I,M.~KIIU" HARTLEY DIU ROCKHOUIIDS TO HOLD
Warloa llarU.y, 50, oi9S2 AIIIIUAL SHO.W FEB. 6-7
Capital St., Costa Mea, c:Ued Tbe Ora.ap Cout MIDeral ~:;;;~~;:;:,;~;::~'' Jan, zs at Boac llolpUaL He &lid Laj>ldary Society wUI bold
r was born Nov. 17, 1920, taAia-Its 23rd a.tuwal show Feb. 8 Frindl,.~~ bama, and came to Oruce and '7 1a tbe juD1or eltllbit.
Couoty 13 years aeo. He bad bW.JdlDL Orup Couatv Fair-BEU. BROADWAY beeo a ...,.rlllteodeot at Col-p-ouods, Coatallesa.Hoursare MORTUARY Uos Radlo lor 8 years. 10 a.m • ., 10 p.m. Feb.JI &lid 110 Brocdway Fuoeral services were held 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Feb. l,
Lll-1411, a-atat c... Me. Jan. 27 at tlle BeU.BI'oadfty Tbere will be wor king n· :=========~C!bop~oe=;L_______ lllblta of lapldary m.acbJ.Dery, • canl.or. tacett.ac. and arrow-
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
.. , CWifi IL NIWPOIT IIACII
A NIW CHURCH WELCOMES YOU
Dr. Welt•r P .... Pettor
bead maki.Dc. Special emtbtts
will be preseDted 'by the Costa
Mesa Boy's Club.
LEGAL IIDTICE
'·
SONS OF NORWAY
BILL MOSS' AS
,... ftrlt .. .u., of -.....
J'IU' .,.. co.dlleted "' a DtW'
-ol olll«ra lor T.')'po Lit
J...oclp, SoM ot Nonra.J, iaN ew ...
,.-t Blaeb, oa Ju.. n.
1'bl MW omeva are: prul-eOmmiu.e, NU1 :·---, 1111t. WUUa.aa llou; ncepr..S.-ert Woltlol. Mrs.
-. 11---aoe-Cbr--; -ntarJ. Mu. flarOid Hunmer; EU..O You •
....... MCrltuy, Mlu a.,.. It wu tbe1r ftnt mHUac
lblld-; .......... ,LooWol1-at tbo .EIU Lodre Ill Newport
_.d, pall: PtHtdtal; treuurer, Beacb, wbl eh wlU be thtlr
Harold Hammer; .c>elal c1ltee-meetUac place, oo tbe ZM
tor, Mn. Paul Ber&ford; as-urday and 4th Wedoeldly e&eb
at.taat Social Dlrtetor, Mrs. moatb.
Tborbjorn Hauen; marabal. Twelve oew members wert
Mu. Elatr RumUQID; uais-!oltt•ted: Mrs. RobErt Muk-
laat marab&J.. Mrs, Erline bam, Mr. aDd Mrs.
Laiii'Ylt; hmer KUUd, otto Hermansen. Mr. and Mrs. Ar-
Hotc outer l\liU'd, HansEr-lilt l'anDer, Mr. and Mrs. Bart Jtti&ateD· truttee Herb ADd-W:orteuoo, Ur. and Mrs. Jea-
, • loft Edwardsea, Mrs. Ted Per-
ry, Mrs, Richard Petrooavea.od
Mrs. Berit Austin.
A 6:30 dJnner of "lapskaus"
will be held Feb. 6. FWbrea.d
r;unes wlll be played. The rer-
ular .buslness meeting wtiJ be
held at 8 p.m. Feb, U,
LEGAL NOTICE
P-40145
CERTIFICATE OF BUSINESS
Fictitious Firm Name
THE UNDERSIGNEDOOhere-
by eertity that they are con-
1 ducttng a r estauraotandpa.stry-
Jbop business at 2721 E. Coast
Hwy ., Corona. del Mar, Calif.,
Wider the fictitious ftrm oame
of Marina's Coottneot:al Cale
ERNIE KORTE, t.ater-clllb cba!rma.a for Kiwanis, was pte and that said ftrm Is
guest speaker Ja.a. 26 for tbe Corona del War Kiwanis Cfub. posed of the followtng "''""'"
He told of b1s protect, backed by the Calllornia-Nevada-whose names In tu1l
HawaU. KlYaDis District, tor assisting the Sooth Korean of residence are as;f.Uc;;;,~
people by StClPlYinc helfer eattle stock for breeding pur-to-'lf'it: Christopher
poses and by seareMnc for medical S'4!Plles for the Korean makis, Z2081 Susan L..a.ne,
tslaDcl of Ulloog--do. Yr. Korte Is ptctu.red here, center, ingtoo Beach, Marina Val.sa-
YI.th Dr. AI Stocldoa o1 the Corol\a del Mar Club, at left, makis, 22081 Susa.nLane,Huot-
a.nd Vic Alleman, l!euteaut eoveroor of Kiwanis Dlstrlet lo.gton Beacb, Callforllla.
4, which comprises Orup Couoty. l.oca.1 residents of tbe WITNESS my haod oo this
LEGAL NOTICE Harbor Area who wt.sh to aid the project are asked to 14th day of January, 1971.
Nottee Is hereby given by the contact Buck Sch~~tller, local Kiwanis president, 675_2550. Christopller Valsa.makl.s, Wa.
SUHDAY SCHOOL ••••• 9145 A.IIL. ltiL I! STUDY
WO•SHIII •• ,. II A.M. •4 7 P.M. ":10 P'.M. WID.
Central Bible Church
ORAIIGE AVENUE at 23RD STREET
COSTA MESA PHONE• Soll-5303
TORREY MEMORIAL BIBLE CONFERENCE
Janaary U tbrougtt 29
SuOOays, 9:00, 10:30 a.m., ?:00 p.m.; nJ.gbtly, ?:30
MU·II·Y PO. ALL II•VICIU
Ptuto' Yolflb P•stor
FRED K. MORSE RICHARD REED
Aa ladepeadeot c burcb wttb Bible t.eacbio& miDJdr,
undersigned, president of , rina Valsamaltis.
Sprlllger CllntealLa.boratorles, -STATE OF CAUFORNLA )
IDe. that a.lter the date of Jao-p •• ·a I He ) ss.
uary 1, 1971, lt will cease to 0 Ice 0 r COUNTY OF ORANGE )
operate Springer Laboratory at ON THIS 14th day of Jan-
601 Dover Drive, Newport • THURSDAY, JAN. 21 at the Jay Stover r esideflce, ua.ry, -1971, before me, a Not~
Beach, Caltfornta.. Springer w1th $lS4 1940 16th St., Newport Heights, ary PubUc in and lot said
Cllnleal Laboratories, Inc. will Burglarstoodescaped 1 ell between 5 aDd 5:15 p.m., Jan. county aDd state residl.n& be 1• 1 lo worth of and e ar es 23 A s•-foot _ .... •h-,. • DOt respons e r any from the Boulevard Liquors • • • ..... ....,.1 ""rr -therein, duly commlss1ooedand debts, .llablllUes or obllp.tloos • toot palm tree were sto en om sworD personally appeared
locurred at that address after 449 N. Newport Blvd., Newport the front porch at the Stan Chri.sb:,ph v lsam.a.ki and
January 1, 1971. Heights, durllli the oJgbt of Cole resideoce, l420.A Vl.a MarlDa V~lsarr!tis m!.u to
James w. Springer, Ja.n.babzo iood ·~a:ls ;': ()porto, Lido Shops Arei., be-me to be the perS:OOS whOse 1
President. a Y 00 tween 2 l.Dd 8 a.m., Ja.a. 23; aames are subscribed to the
,State of Calllornta., wi.Ddow at the Allea Reem rest-U. palm trees wer~ Yfl~ at wlUila iutrWDeat m:l &1:klow-
Ora.ap COUDty. deoce, 1301 Sussu Lo., West-no $f.ereo tapes Yalued at tg lli.u tbe
Ouilltiln sCienC. Services · Oa J&Dtary U, 1971, before cwt. at 7 Lm. Jan. 14 caiii:IDc $1'5" ;,.~8 Jtolea from a car ~the me Y
LUTHERAN'CHURCH me a Notary Pllllic, I.D and tor $SO dam&ce • • • Two tires beloqlne tQ Charles c. Austin. e WITNESS sam,:· baod u:t of-
FIRSTJCHURCH OF OF THE MASTER saJd state penooally, James nlued al $80 were stolea fro?' 4800 RtYir Ave., West New. O.cial seal. .lary A. Haapa I
OiRIST, SCIENTIST Lud'ler.., Oturc:ft in America W. Sprtncer • lcDowD by me to the display rack at Brown s port, while it was parked iD Notary Public in aDd for said
3303 Via Lido be tbe person whose name 15 Shell Service, 990 E. C-.st trou of tus resldeoce during Couoty and Stale. My Com-N~wpon kach 2900 Peeifie Vtew Or. sllbscribed to the writt.H ln-Hwy., at Jam~ree Rd., dW'-the D.igbt of Jan. 21 ••. An miss1<l9 explres Dec. l3,
1971
•
SUNDAY SCHOOl 'Q CorORI cMI Mlir, c.lif. strurnent aDd aclalowledpd be t.ng the D.igbt of Jan. 21 ••• esUmated $70 in cash was bur-Publlsb: Ja.a. 21, 28, Feb. 4, I
9: 15 ;~.m. and II a.m. DR. WilliAM R. ELLER e.ncuted the same. Jewelry Yalued at $208 was clarised from the Blanche 11 1971 lo. the Newport Har-
SUNDA Y SERVICES Pho ne: 644-26 64 AdaM. Pipes, Notary P\tlUe. stolen from a tennis bag be-Strabam motel room at the ~ Eostiu 9:
15
. 11 a.m. Principal otnce to Ora.ace Co-longing to Dorothy Do&n, 225 Newporter Inn, 110? Jamboree • WEDNESDAY EVENING 9:00A.M. f amil y Worsh ip uoty. My Commlssioo E~plres North Star Ln., Dover Shores, Rd., between 8:30 aDd 10:45
VOLUME IS .OUR ANSWER
TO
BETTER BUYS!
$250 $63
TOTAL DOWII MOIITH (36 MO.)
$250 Is the total down payment and $63 Is the total
mQOthlY payment . Jncllldlng tu, '70 license aDd all
finaoc:e charges on approved credit tor 36 m)atha.
Deferred payment price is $2518.00 1Dclud1n&; all
lioance ebarges, taxes , '70 llcense or If you Pft-
fer to pay ea.sh, the full casb price Is only $Z1 '1Z.87
IDchx:li.Dg sales tax, '70 llcease. Order Your Fa•or-
lte Color Today.
ANNUAL PERCENTAGE RAT E ll.OS'i
PUT A LITTLE KICK Ill YOUR LifE!
RENT A PINTO!
4 4
'66 FORO WAGON '&8 GALAXIE 500 ·
~&.ewt$ •lo! H Aol (o~~.,,.,...,, 1 0.. II,T V-1; ... !1 , ,1, UM. ""''" ('olV ... 71 ...... IKI •"'llMTQ l-\
$1296 $1696
· USED PINTOS SAVE 55 Foolltla! .................... ...,., ................. ~ -THEODOR£ ROBINS
FORD
2060 Harbor Blvd . Costa Mt>a
PHONE 642-0010
SHOPS and SERVICES
MEETING 8 p.m. 10:00 A.M.· Church school .. _, 1 1974 alter she len It at t.be Newport p.m ••.. Burglars escaped
READING ROOM II :00 A.M.· Festive Worship ,....,., ' • Beach Tennis Club, Eut Bh&ff, Yl.tb $139 trom the motel room NURSERY PROVIDED PubUsh: Ja.a. 28, Feb. 4, 11, be.._ J 1? and. 19 A We~lr. daya: 9 a.m.· 5 p.m. 1971, in the Newport Harbor "'een an, • • • ot Doris Sargentl.o.t, attheNew-w~dneWay : 9 a.m .. 7:45 p.m.IL---------' E:nsi stereo tape player and tapes porter Inn, 110? Jamboree Rd., Tu~sday and friday: gn. valued at $290 werestoleotrom between 8:30 and 10:30 p.m.
Sunday: 1 p.m .. 4 p.m. ,11 ,.,. h.ill, 12137thSt., West Newport, ~~ burclarl.sed from the Joel 9 a.m .. 5 p.m.; 7-9 p.m. rPiP.~:~~~=~l LEGAL NOTICE a car belonging to Jay Barn-A radio valued at $90
SECOND CHURCf-t O F I li 1 NOTICE OF PUBUC HEARING wtttle it was parked at 30tb st. s. Geodroo resideoc:e, 604 OfRIST. SCIENTIST II~.:..:&. AMENDMENT NO. 277 and Newport Blvd., aboutlp.m. Polo.settla AYe,, Corona del
Newport kach :u ~ Notice Ia hereby pnn that Ja.a. 13 , •• AD IBM typewriter, Mar, between 8:30 a.m. a.Dd
Corona d'el Mar 3262 Broad Street tbe PlanDI.D.c Commissloo ofthe nlued at $'700, was sto._lrom 11 p.m. Jan, 22 ••• Randal
3100 Pacific Vi~w Dr. City of Newport Beach will the lnterl\atlooal Busi.Dess U:a-La.1rd Stabler, 18, of 123 Via
SUNDAY SOIOOL 10 a.m. Newport Heights bold a pubUc llearln( oo the chines Co., 500 Newport Ceo-Uodine, Lido lsle, was arrested
SUNDAY SERVICE IOa.m. A Fru a n d lnd~pend~"t applleatloD of HowardS. Wright ter Dr., Newport CeDter, wblle at ll:l5 a.m., Jan. 21, at Mar.
WEDNESDAY EVENING Co ng r~ga t ional Coostructton Co. for a Zone the company was Dl0¥tnc' from pret and IrvLDe, Newport
Ruding Room: 8 p.ru. Ch ristian C hu rch CfliLnee Amendment No. 277 the Btb floor to tbe2Ddfloorbe-Heights, 00 a c harge of pos.
5500-B E. Co .. tH wy. REV. NORMAN BROWN which proposes to ameod a tween 9 and ll a.m. Ja.a. 19. sesstonol marijuana.
E11tr.Dce 011 N•rci .. u MINISTER portioD Of Distrlctlng Map No.
S 11 from a C-1 Dl.strlct to a Mon.-Fri.: tO a.m. 10 p.m. SUNDAY SERVICE C..O-H District oo property
Thursday ~nnings: 7 10 9 AND CHURCH SCHOOL bouDded b" Palm Street, Bay Sat.; 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. 0 AM '
11 · d AT 10:0 · · Aveoue Wasbtncton Avenue, You a~ cordia Y in vll~ cod Nwrsf!ry car~ providf!d &DIS N~wport Bay (Fun Zooe). att~nd dturch Sentices an
~~ro~u~K~r~h<~R~<~•~d~;n~g~R~o~o~m~. =~=~PH~O~N~£~,~6-4~2-;2;7:40~:::;' Notice Ia hereby fUrther glv-ea ttaat said public beartnc w1ll
FIRST B .. ....,18T CBURCB , be held oo tbe 18th day of Feb-
......-& nary 1971,• at the hoc' ot
"THE! CBNTI!R POR.BIBLIC~L S.TUDI8S'" B:OOP,M.lntheCOlDICtlCham-
... G.
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••.u ....... H PASTORS DR. JAMIS CXJMIS bers of the Newport Be&eh City
___.. Hall, at which time and place 9:4~ A.M. -Bl ble School, Wlth Our 15 buses uy and all persons Interested
serving Sooth Orange County may aweu and be beard
u:oo A.M. -Momlnv worship tboreoo.
7:00 P.W. -Evening Servtct DoD R. Adkiosoo.,
Secretary 101M••••II• St.
(AI $11r11• A•• A u•. ),
COSTA IIIlA
H••• •f P. G,. ""•••• Newport Beacb CUy
Clulttl.ii Scl. .. l Pluulinc Commlssloa
KI,.J•rt•''••-II. G,..tle Publlab: Feb. 4. 1971, lD
tae Mnport Harbor' Enstp.
Save Time And Money-Call An Expert
BEAUTY SALON
BEAUTY NOOK
27 32 E . Coast Hwy.
Corona del Mar
Phone 644-7336
DRY CLEANING
DIMMITT
/J ... ;J.a-_
c.t-CENIII
Fin~sl quality d ry clun1nl
on the prc-miW'I
•
Self-wrvicc-laundry
All new -Iaten modd
Fri,;dair~ wash~u
12:00 E. Coul Hwy., COM
Phone: 67J.960 S
FLOWERS FOR
ALL OCCASIONS
DtMurl Tosh
FLORISTS
I'MONE: 11*4471
2UI Ntwpcwt Bhd.
Cotto-
~ '"" v•~T ~~-SPA t
• Moner•l SI'A WhlfiOOOI • Ultr•Voolet Sun r .,_ Room~
• F '"'"''"' S.u,. St•8m Roomt • 1""'90'•t•ng El.c:troc•l M._.
• Ot!Wfl Dl"v Heat Rooms • Rel•••ntM..::henoU I M•SM9!
• Prow•te Tdtld St•ll ~ • P.,M:Jn-' SuDervoloOn
•COSTA
MESA
549-3368
• ORANGE • ANAHEIM • HUNTINGTON
BEACH
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• OFFICE EQUIPMENT
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HARBOR PAINT
1k WALLPAPER
PlTTSBURQf PIUNTS
Comploro LIM
13,000~ATTERNS
OF WALLI'AI'ER
' 2919 E. Caul RWy .
Corolla dol w..
ti'II.XT TO fOiaT ft&Aft&t
l'looae: 875-2081
WILCOX-CRITTENDEN
HARDWARE ............. a-._ ..... ,
2'700 W. C... Hwy., N, I .
SO.t331
Z_.,AR PAINTI
NURSERY
~ ...... ~.-~·T'-e~-fclll T _,_.
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Coroo• del Mot Nunoory
27 .. E. c-llwy. 67S.OI60
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CERTIFICATE OF Bl.liiNESS
FleUlioUI Firm Name
THE UNDERSIGN'EDdobtre-
by cortll)' lbat tile)' UO COO-
dKtiq: a Moblle Home .Put
aad Mari.Da bualDtu at 100 E.
Coul Hwy., Newport Booeh,
CaW., I&Dder t!M ftetWou ftrm
:ame of Bayside Vtllo&e ....
tbat said O.rm is ~ of
tbe tollowinc per-no..
aame 1D MJ and plaee ot resl-
deoce are as foUowa:, to-wtt:
Back Bay · Park, IDe,, SOO E.
Coast Hwy,, Newport Beach,
C.ut.
WITN&~ ffi}' llaDd this 19th
day of January, 1971, WUllam
T. Sprai\HI, Asst. Secy.
STATE OF CA LIFORNIA )
)ss.
COUNTY OF O~ANGE )
ON THIS 19th day of Jan-
uary, 1971, before me, a
Notary PubUc In and for said
county and state, resid1Dg
thereln, duly eommlssiooedand
sworn. persooa.Uy appeared
William T. Sprap, known to
me to be the person whose
oarne Is subscrlbecl.to tbewtth-
LD Instrument, and aekoow-
ledged to me that he executed
the same,
WITNESS my hand and ol-
nctal seal. Mary A. Haapa.
Notary Publlc in and for sald
County and State. My Com-
mission expires Dec. 13, 1971.
Publish: Feb. 4, 11, 18, 25,
19TI, ln the Newport Harbor
Ensign.
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE OF TRUSTE~'S SALE
TRUST NO. 6779
On February 26, 1971, at
eleven o'dock A.M. THE rmsr
AMERICAN FINANCIAL COR-
PORATION, formerly Ftrst
American Tltle Insurance II
Trust Company, as trustee, or
successor trustee or substl-
tt&ad trutee, by the certain
Deed ol Trust uecl&ed by C.
R. WINTERS, JR. and MAHI-
LYN R. WINTERS aDd record-
ed July 15, 1965 In Book 7596,
Page 204 of OMcia.l Reccrds
ot Oranee County, CautorD.ia
and pursuant to that certa.lD
Notice of Default and Elec-
tloo to sell thertnmder record-
ed October 27, 1970, ln Book
9443, Page 748 of Ot:ftclal Rec-
or ds or Ora,age County, wtll
llOOer and pursuant to said
Deed or Trust sell at publlc
aucUon for cash, lawful money
of the United stales of Ameri-
ca, at the maill West entraoce
to the Ftrst American Title
Insurance Company building lo-
cated at the southeast corner
of Fifth and Malo Streets ln tbe
city or santa Ana, CaUiornia
all that rtcnt Utle a,nd Interest
conveyed to and now held un-
der Deed or Trust in the prop-
erty situated in the County and
State described as:
Residential Unite 35 and an
undiYided l /38th lnterest In
Lot 1 of Tract No. 5616,
In the City or Newport Beach,
as shown on a map recor ded
in book 208, pages 29, 30
and 31 of M lseeUa.neous
Maps, records of Orangt
County, CaWornla.
Said sale will be made 1fith-
out covenant or warranty, u-
. pressed or implled, as to the
title, J)9Ssession or encwnb-
ra.oces 'to satlsl) the remain-
i.D& princtpa.l sum due on tile
DOte secured by said Deed of
Trust to wit: J.t,240,04 wtth
1Dterest thereon from July 16,
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DIGEST
F I!:B. 4, 1971 • SUPPI.E.'Il ENT T~ THE NEWPORT HARBOR ENSIGN • CORONA DEL MAR, CALIF.
WE SALUTE OUR SPORTS CHAMPIONS!
IMSIGM SPO.TS DIGUT-1"1!&. <1. 191 1 -PA.Gl 2
I Our page 1 photos I
Our pace ooe pbotogra,pb.s by Vic Opalek.. Ensign sports edi-
tor, salute some of tbe young champions of the Newport-Mesa
fiPOI'lS seeoe.
• UPPER LEFT --Dan Duddrldge, No. 30, ns lbe leading
scor er for the Newport-Mesa Chargers, tbe champloos of
Ora.oge CoUDty and of tbe Sbutberao Callforoia Federation In
Jr. All Amerle&D competition. Dan scored 103 points for the
Jr . Pee Wee Chargers, aDd set oew nattooa.l records wtth ~
two polnt conversloos and a 32 yard ftekt goal. Pictured be-
llJ.od Dan are Ctlrls Knight, No. 32, ~ Paul WyDe, No. :14.
• INSET --Dave Mollica led the Newport-Mesa Chargers In
rushing yardage with a total of 661. 1n ooe game alooe he ac-
counted for 269 yards, including touchdown runs of 65, 75, and
86 yards, whi ch set oew Orange County and national records.
• UPPER RIGHT --Dave Bruyneel is shOwn going after one
of quarterback Ron Lamberton's passes, typlf)'lng the ldnd or
actJon that led the Kaiser school nag football team to the city
c ham;~ionslllp Ln the "8" division in Costa Mesa.
• LOWER LEFT --Mark Buktch, at lett, and Mike McNeese
(also In white unltorm) are pictured defeDdlng against a W';lst-
mhUster pass. Mark and Mtke are members of the Newport-
Mesa Cowboys, champions of the Continental .teague In the
Pee Wee division of the Jr. AU American competition.
• LOWER RIGHT --Center Greg Mayhntf and quarterback
Je!t Adams, No. 21, were two or the mainstays of the undefeated
Ensign school nag football "A" team, which won the Newport-
Mesa school district 1970 city championship.
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GREAT YEAR
IN NEWPORT
MESA SPORTS
' The Enstp oewspaper hOnors
the athletes of the Newport
Harbor-Costa Mesa area in this
special Sports Digest edittoo.
Special recognition is given to
iodlvtdual and team awards won
during the 1970 competition.
The Ne~rt Harbor Sailors
woo the footba ll co-champion-
. ship of the Sunset league, along
with Anaheim, and went into
the CIF play-oPfs.
EstaDcia made a determined
run tor the lrvloe league title,
iostng out to the eventual CIF
champs, Edison, by a. narrow
2 points. The Eagles came
through in their lnltial CIF
ellminattons to top Crest-
view league champions, Orange,
before dropping a heart-break-
er to Bonita In the ~Dd round.
Eagle coach Phil Brown re-
ceived "Coach of the year"
honors In the lrvtne League, as
did Ernie Johnson i.D the sun.
set League.
NBBA BCXlSTERS : Laker stars Gai l Goodrich and
Jerry West and Or. Ernie Vandew'eghe (left to right).
Dr . Vandewerhe Is the Callfnrnb r.omm\~.c:lon for
the NBBA (National Boys Bas ketball Association.)
Goodrich and West are on the board of directors.
Newport-Mesa youngsters can register oow to ):)In
the NBBA and be certified to participate in the big
junior high school triple header preceding the Los
Angeles Lakers-Buffalo Braves professional basket-
ball game March 12 at the Fabulour Forum. The
NBBA Is aU!Ualed with the BCI (Basketball Congress
International) and the CYF (CallfornJ.a Youth-Sports
Federation). VIc Opalelr., sports editor of the Ensign
oewS{laper, Is state coordinator for NBBA and CYF.
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NAME ••........ , ..... ,.,,,,,,,.,.,,.
Estancia's 2-way ace Curt
Thomas received the ''back of
the year" award in the lrvine
League. Lee Frtec!ersdorf, Cal
Shores, Lou Flores, Jim Mc-
Farland, J im Schultz, Mark
Terrtn, Cra.ig Deon.J.s and O'-
Neal Brewer from Estaocia won all league honors. Kim Wolf, ADDRESS .•.•.••.•....................
Jim Miller, and Pat Sweet.
land gave Costa Mesa. repre-CITY · • • • • · • • • • • • • • • • • · • · • · • ZlP • · • • • •
seota.Uon on the lrvloe league
aU star squads. Keith Sam-SCHCX>L · • • • · • • · • · · · · ·AGE. · ··GRADE. · · ·
ua.ls, Karl Kmefer, AI Ram· ELIGIBLE TO COMPETE IN FOLLOWlN G DIVlSION:
say and Jeff Reichert were the SE ND IN TH IS ORDER WITH $5.00 TO, M the A B C Corona del ar reps on . . . . . . . . • •••
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ll To~~~ei, Jeff II
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21 Pette, !Irian II
23 Gilbert , l'tike B
.10 O...ddrldge, Dan II
11 Teregls , Hlko> 8
12 Knl11.ht, ctnls 11
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J4 l.lyn.o, Paul II
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4~ ()!swan~~;, /<rt hur II
4~ S .. a l , Gary II
4o Ol swang, Danny II
'i1 Gauth ie r. Hark C
~4 Mec kstrot h, R.J d c
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61 Bra nt, Robby C
112 Davis, Ri ck (;
6} Halfo rd, Bill [
lito Happeny , Hark t.
65 ."'In ah&n, Chris C.
11 Campbe ll , M.att T
12 Metcalf, f orre11 t 1
7J 8ul lington, S tevec
74 Scar lett, ~ke
75 VI lo r ia, Ch tl§ T
62 I rvin , l'tike t:
113 Evans, t:d E
84 Little, Rick E
85 Hur ley, Dave [
Head Coach Bob Gilber t
"sslstant J l'" Ryan
Asslst~t Horree lan&da le
AAs lstant &ob l'lcCluaky
Assl1 t.v1 t Ken Oudllrld&•
EMSIGH SP'O•TS OICUT -1"11. 4. 1971 -P'ACf l
The Newport-M ·~.ia :ha.rger s oJ the Jr. All American Jutior yards to the opponents' 4<11 and held an 847-419 margin In
Pee Wee division went undefeated all the way and were unscored passing. Pete Leuck, with 91 tackles, was named Orange County
on until the tlnal cha.m;.lonshtp game. They won the Gettsbur g Jr. All American lineman of the year. Bobble Braodt made 78
league title with 8 straight shut-outs, went onto take the Orange ta ckles, Terry Peterson 77, and Kirk Langdale 72. Dan Dud-
Coun ty championship, and then took the Southern California dr!dge was leading scorer wit h 103 points and was 2nd in yards
Federation title with 2 narrow victories. Coach Bob Gilbert's gained wit h 623. Dave Mollica was rushlng leader w!lh 661
team scored 433 points to the opponents' 6, rushed for 2, 794 yards, 269 in one game for a new nationa l r e-cord.
GREAT YEAR IN NEWPORT MESA SPORTS CHARGERS, 433 --0PPONENTS, 6
Chargers , , , H
Cha.r gers .. , 9
Charger s , .. 34
HunHngton Beach Tigers .... , , , , • , , , 0
Huntington Beach Raiders ........... 1)
(Co ntinued from Page 2)
Newport Harbor landed Grant
Ge llter, Bill Whitford, Terry
A !britt on, Ron Tripp, Taras
Young, Jim Swic k, Mike East-
er ling, Bill Schaeffer, Alvin
White atwi Eric Stricker on the
Sunset league aU-star team.
Grant Ge lker woo the "Une-
man of the year" award to
com plement coach Ernie John-
son's coach of the year honor .
On the basketball scene Co-
rona del Mar anL'll ed the lr·
vine league title last sprtog
and Sea King Don Killian was
named most valuable for the
1969-70 season.
The Newport Harbor Sailors
woo the CIF water po_jo!;Ue.
The Corona sea...-Ktilgs ll
3rd place alter dropping tht!
ttrst pme In 44 starts when
they were \C)set by Sunny Hllls.
Harbor coach 8111 Baroett was
named coach of the year alter
capturing both the Sunset league
title aoo the top CIF team a-
ward.
Corona del Mar anne1ed the
Irvine league title aga!n and
Costa Mesa took the runner -
up spot as thi s area contin-
ued to dominate the water polo
competition.
All In all, the comblDed rec-
or ds of the athletic squads ino
the Harbor-Mesa region for the
past year will be tw'd to beat,
especially In the higtl school
level.
Our Jr. Ail American loot-
ball tea ms made quite an im.
pressive shOwing. The Ctw-
gers took the Orange County
Federation semis and then
the Southern California champ-
Ionships In the J r . Pee Wee
class. The Cowboys won !heir
league championship before
being eUmi nated by the event.
ual Southern Callfornla cbamps,
the Tustin Rams, In the play.
otfs. Tustin barely edged our
Newport Mesa Colts in the 1st
round, 12-6, with former Colt
Jim Schultz sparking the Rams
on their way . to their Southern
Cal title to the Pee Wee clas-
sUicaUon.
The Corsairs nntshed tht!tr
seasoo with one loss and were
also edged in tbeir initial play-
oft pme by the Garden Grove
Coyotes, whO also went aU the
way wd took the Southern Cal-
Ifornia championship . All Or -
ange County teams annexed the
(Continued on page ~)
Charger s ... 43
Clla.rgers ... 68
Ch.i rgers ... 24
Chart;ers , , . 63
Chargers ... 28
East Garden Grove Micr o}ets ........ ;:J
Sa.nta Ana Cou gars ......• , , • , , , , •• 0
saddleb<!ck Valle} Ga uchos ......•. , • 0
Saddleback Valley Vaqueros .....•... J
West minster Rams • , , •.......•... v
Stanton Lobos ........•. , . , , •.. , • 0
PLAYOFFS
Char gers, , . 14 Tustin Rams ....•.. , , . , •••••.... 0
Char gt-r s .•. 62 Stanton BandJdos , , , .•.• , •........ 0
(Orange County semi-fi na ls}
Charger s. , . 28 Tustin Antelope !>, .......• , , • , , , • , 0
(Orange Cou nty finals;
Chargers , . , 6 Rolling Hills Pintos., ...••• , •• , ... I)
(Federation semi-finals)
Charger s . , . 13 Pasadena Bulldogs .......•........ 6
(Federatioo finals)
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Aasi1ta.nt Co•eh Joe Brockaan
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A.!lshtant Co•c:h Pete Ty•on
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Coa.cb Rollie Pulaski's Jr . AU American Cowboys won the
Continental league championship in the P~e W\·~ division. The
team went through tbe season undefeated lnsplteof Z ties, which
they won In sudden death pla.y..ofls with the Stanton Torritos
'l'l:l the Garden Grove Rebels. The Cowboys won the first ga.me
of the Sout hern Ca!Uornia. champlonstllp play-o!fs, but lost in
the semi-finals by the scor e of 44 to 6 to the Tus tin Ram s, wl)o
THE COWBOYS' SEASON RECORD
Cowboys ... , 6 Ga rden Grove Cougars, ••.•• , . . . 0
Cowboys. , .• 7 W:stminster Falcons, • . . . . • . . • . 0
:owboys .... 27 South Coast Bruins ...•. , . . . . . . 0
Cowboys , ... 35 Fountain Valley Cougars ••.•..... 20
Cow~~ys .•.. 14 Huntington Beach T -Bird"> ........ 12
Cowboys ... , 0 Stanto, Torrltos .. , , , , , , . . . . . . 0
w:,n the Orange County a.nd Southern California. titles. The Ken
Brittingham me mor ial award for most insplr~HPfi(l player wen!
to Br ian WilitforU. Jeff Jacobl w.ls named m-+.g' imoroved: M~.rk
Bukich, leading rusher with a 6.6 average in 77 carries; Mike
McNeese next with 143 yards in 86 carries. The Cowboys
scor ed 121 points to thelr opponents' 68, and nude l,O·j3 yards
rushing to their opponents' 698.
WE EXTEND
OUR
CONGRATULATIONS
(Ttl'! Cow:.,Oys won sudden death ptay.off)
Ct"!w~ys ..•. 19 Tr i-City Rebels . , . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
Cowboys . . . . 0 Garden Grove Bears • , . . . . . . . . . 0
(Tile Cowl)oys won sudden death pla~·-olf)
SO tn'HERN CALIFORNIA P LAY .Off'S
Cowboys . . . . 7 Garden Grove Lancer s . . . . • . . . . • 6
Cowboy s .... 6 Tustin Ram:; (So. Cal. champs) ••.. 44
GREAT YEAR IN SPORTS
:c onttnued trom Page 3)
r ederatlon Ulles In an unprecl.
dented sweep, as Fullerton took.
the J r. Butam crown and the
Garden Grove Pintber s won the
Midget Utle. The Panthers tled
the Caballos a.od won the play.
oU berth in a sudden death CIF.
styled altair, The Caballos went
on to flnish the season unde·
feated and woo the Harbor Bowl
game with the Fresno.Hoover
Raider s ts.o.
Balearic elementary school
woo the Orange County ''C"
c hampionship, representi?g the
Costa Mesa city park and rec.
reaUoo department In the 3rd
a.od 4th grade division. The
youngsters went all the way to
the Call.tornta finals before
dropping a 6·0 decis ion to Nor .
co in the nnats.
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SPORTS TEAMS!
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67 Ferr•ro , ~'!ar ty G
68 Han•ler. "~ff c The Caballos under coe.ch AI Dies fie lded one of the most
10 ki eh ardaon, reu T powerful Midget teams In the histor y of the .J r. All Amertca.n
n Po1uv tn, Dlrls T conference. In an 11 game schedule, they blanked 6 opponents ,
76 Furaro. !olike T 1Dcludlog the Garden Grove Panthers, who went on to wtn the
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7 Akana, Woody T Orange County and Southern Ca!Uornia Federation tltles . The Sturtevant. Brad T
79 Fo rner, Dan T Caballos and Panthers battled to a o.o tie, but G.l.rden Grove
110 Ba...e, c ary E came out on top by a sca.nt few yards ln the s udden IA.!tath pt,ay.
8J Benv~nutt, To• E otr to win the league crown. In the season finale In t he Harbor
86 Huntu , Scott E Bowl gam•}, the Caballos won 15-0 over the Fr esno Hoover
&1 Connell. Cuey E Raider s, the Northern California conference champions, Grad-
88 Clbbs , Dave E uttes of the CabaUos move up into the 4 local high schools and
THE CABALLOS' SEASON RECORD
Caballos ••... 74
Caballos . . . . . 0
Ca.ballos ..... 34
Caballos ..•.. 5Z
Caballos ..... 40
Caballos ..... 50
C;.jaiJos ..... 41
Ca.ballos . , ... 37
C1ballos ..... Z7
Caballos •.. , , 15
Banning ....•.••••• , •••.. , 0
Garden Gr ove Panthers .....•.. 0
Corona ......••••......... 0
Fouot.\in Valley Eagles ........ 0
Santa Ana Char ger s , ....•.•.. 0
La Puente . , • , ...•...• , .... i
Tustin Lions .............. , 6
Garden Grove Kmghts •........ 8
Huntington Beach Impalas , . , ... 6
f resno Rtlders ........... 0 ~ su'oilEN o'EAtir·socElti . CABALLOS AND CORSAIRS JR . MIDGET
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COACH JERRl TRIPP'S Corsair s, Jr. Midget gridders, went
through the regular season undefeated , t.ut with a ti e with the
tou ~h Place ntia Stingrays. The Corsair s lost the sudde n rleath
pl.a > -oU !1y o:1 sea 11 7 yanls, and ttu? Stmgn .}s ·o~~on the league
SEASON SCORES FOR CORSAIRS
Cor s:ur s .. , .. 13 Ruena P.trk liron~os . . . • . . . . . . ;
Corsair$ ...•. l'J Wt'st nHnste r Lions ........... 0
Corsair s . , ... 66 Lo~ :\lou nitos ('Qr<!iruL.. . . . . . . . o
Corsair s .. , .. 33 S .. Ll Ht-l.~<~rk Hron~.:os. . . . . . . . . . . U
Cor s.urs ..... :06 ~Utll Co.:~sl Tro ,ans ... , . . . . . . 6
Corsair s . , ... 13 Tri-CIIY Ch:u ~r s ..... , . , . . . 0
Cor sair s ..... 6 Placentia/Yor ba Linda Stingrays . . 6
(ThE Stmgra)s wou sudden death pia; -off}
Cor sairs , ..•. 50 M.Jnrovia Robcats ..... , . , . . . . 0
CHAMPIONSHIP PLAY-OFFS
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IJ llts cho ff , Ky lf' 8
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19 Enghh;or t , La r ry 8
10 Tho ... , Brad II
24 Pet t e' , Ho aey Ql'l
2 7 Barr ett, Ki ke 8
29 fo•ter, lUndy E
lO We aver, S tev"' 8
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&~ Coahow, Scot t 8
SO Suthl'rland, Scou C.:
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bO Ri ckard , Da le E
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67 Lund, Hark C
68 Kendall, 81 !Itt' C
70 L:.aw , Jdf T ,.,._* ~;~""' 71 Pa yne, Steve C
76 Gal Lagher , Da vid T
11 lol r tp.ht, Dou" T
78 K"'nyon, !Uolph c
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The Colts of the J r . All American P~ Wee division h.a.d a nne season under
coach Ron Starkman, a for me r AU AJ\ieriean at Santa Monica JW\lor College
aoo later at Texas. The highlight for the Colts was prot&bly thelr 12-6 play-
oft toss to the T ustin Rams In a game where the Colts outplayed th e conier -
eoce super team before being edged by coach Ed La.lrd's esploslve outfit. The
T ustin team went on to take the Orange County title and the Southern CaUCornia
Federation cha.m ptonship In the Pee Weeclasslficatlon.
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Tt'arp le , Todd
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Tut, Ja cq u<'l!l
Doll<'r , Don
~w.phrt')'l, SILII
Dolan, J erry
8a.......an , Sob
O...Lance llott i, lUrk
DobbB , Ktlo.e
Cu t•n••s , Ca ry
Kuiper, 81 11
John•on , Dean
Rubit'l, J t•
Det.anc•llo t tl, Paul
Plt'rtz , Kdth
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Andeuon, Er i c
Turner , cary
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0 Tustin Antelopes , •.•. 13
12 Ga.rdeo Grove Jets •• , ,13
0 Saddlebacl Matador s •.• 19
0 I....Qs Alamitos Falcons •• 15
0 Orange Rockets •••••• 13
0 Garden Grove Lancer s .33
12 Santll Ana Packers •••• 14
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Colts 31
Colts 53
Colts 19
Colts 0
Colts 13
Colts 32
Colts 12
Colts 6
Ptacentta/Yorba Lii¥13. Dolphins 12
South Coast Padres •• , • • • • • • 0
Huntlngton Beach ChaJ'gers.... 0
Santa Ana Cougars •.•.••..• 20
Trl Ctty Raiders. • . . . • • . . . • 7
Garden Grove Cougar s •...••• IZ
Stanton Dt.ablos .••••• , • • . • . 6
Tust111 Rams (So. Cal. champs) • 12
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6 Tri-City Eagles ••.••• 'I
12 Santa Ana Cu dinals ••. 6
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THE SEASON RECORD FOR THE COM\i.\NOOS :::ommandos 20 Pla.centia-YL Barracudas •. ,
Commandos 0 Garden Gr ove Cr usaders •• , , 24 Commandos 0 Tustin Rams , •... , •.. , •.
Commandos 0 Orange Car dinals .• , , •• , , . Z4 CommaDdos 13 Fountain VJ.Jiey Fa lcons. , ••
Commandos 20 HunttAgto..o.Beach 49er s •••. , 6 Commandos 0 Piacentia-YL Plrantlas •• , ..
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THE COMANCHES had a rather leanyear,but Coach Jim Grant 's
gridders put on some .offensive di~lay Ul theu last 3 games.
Boys oo this Pee Wee team are mainly from the CosU. Meso:.
higfl school and Davis Jun ior high schOol vicinity.
COMMANDO LINE-UPS
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CO ACH BOB M J.RTlN'S Com .n.todos set a Jr . Pee Wee recor d
by hOldmg their opponents to no first downs for a string of 19
consecutive quarter s. The string started 10 the gam ~ wittl the
0 Huntington Beach 49er s. then c.a.rried through 3 complete gamt>s
12 until Fountain Valley made a first down in the 3rd quarter of
0 the Com ml/ldos' 13-0 win ovu the Falcons. Alter dropping the
6 first 2 games, the Comm'lndos won 5 out of the last 7 and held
0 4 of the opponents scor eless.
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club, competing against veteran teams. Coaches Charles Coc lcrtll, Ron Heller ami Ron Bauer
got the team roiUng ln the n.na.t Z pmes, as the Ca.rdinats piled !C) 54 points to wtn both COO·
tests . Most Improved player award went to Wayne Spies. John Feskan.lch received the offensive
back award, Other awards Included: Brian SlOnaker, most Improved defensive player; Jack
Mitchell, best offensive lineman; Eddie W.•.lters, most valuable defensive player; Frank Schaer.
fer, Ted Mays, defensive awards, and Doug Payne, most valuable player.
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Hall , Came r <>n \..
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Poru·r, Rob"'n l~
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Oimt ck , Lynn Lll
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Wyatt, Jerry
Sch-fer , fratolr.
ltdlly, Karlr.
l'llt c.hell, Jaclr.
Payne, W. Dough
Yeelumtc.h, John
'ta .. .t, Irian
San ford, Eric
Jonea, Travla
Wdtera, Eddie
surnqutat , Paul
Paarc:h, Bob ,
Haller ,' Craig
Purdy, Jeff
O.e•t, Ptarn
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Ca. tela, John
VanHooa~n. llrtan
L111d, Crala
Gallagher , Pat
lt.ltc.hell, Steve
Cooper, llrad
Berry , hlan
Stonaker, !lrto.n
Hllea, Theodore
ill'aver, Andy
Kaddoc k, Danny
Crul l, H.ik.,
Dt11elb lu, David
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l rvtng, Paul
Sptea, W•yne
Pay an, Don
THE CARDINALS' SCOREBOARD
Cardinals • • • 0
Cardinals • • • 0
Cardinals • . . 0
Cardinals . . . 0
Cudi.oals • . . 0
Cardinals . . . 0
Cardinals , .. 20
Cardinals .•. 34
Orange Rams .•. , • , ••••. 44
Garden Grove M Jstangs. , • • 26
Wt:stmlnster Tigers ••• , , , 48
Placentla-YL Sharks .••... 43
Tustin Antelopes .•.•..•.. 29
Santa Ana Cardinals ....•. l9
South Coast Matadors . . • • . 6
Santa Ana Packers .••..•. 18
Cougars . , , . 0
Cougars , , , , 0
Cougars . . . . i
Cougars ... , 3
:ougar s .. , , 2l
Cougars , , , . 0
Cougars .. , , 6
Coug;us .... 33
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excltiug Jr. Pee Wee team. The Co·JJJ,rs received excellent instrucl\o:~ on fWldame ntals that
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TOP ROW, L to R: Mgr. Steve Jacklin, M.,. Wn&ey Stillwell. Tony Horvath, ()uis Dahl, Phil Meuoer. Jim McCall, Vic Devme, John Weatherwax, D~e Gundenen,
Mgr. Othel Howwd, Mgr. Ooug·McCoy
THIRD ROW, l td R: Dmnis D~Jt9M', Bill Schragle, Scott Owen, Tom O.Conner. Mike Byers, Fred Reynolds, Blake Carpenter, John T upy, Pete Hemming, SteYe McGowen
Walter Brewer I
SECO ND ROW, l toR: Duane DeKalb, Ru• Tucker, Richie Simons, Bill Whitford, Grif Ami•, Dan ~s. Pat McNeese. Randv Hamilton, R•ndv Coon, J1m Moise, Mike
BrO'M'I, Bill Blue, Mike Wilsey
BOTTOM ROW, l to A: Alex Moad, Mike Mon. Alvin Wh ite, Scott Schlloef.-, Ron Tripp, Eric StrK:ker,
Grant Gelltet", Jim Ashton, Mike Eas1erling
FIRST IN 28 YEARS
The Newport Harbor high schoo l Sailors won their first Sun-
set league ,title in 28 years with an 11-1 record, sharing the
championship w\th Anaheim, a te:tm they defeated 1-0. The last
time they 1\ad won the league title previously W"dS In 1942. The
new Harbor grid coach, Ernie Johnson, (whO has since been lost
to Cerritos jumor college, where he has been named coach),
was the ieai{Ue and county "coach of the year." 'trant Gelker
was named lineman of the year for both the Sunset league and
the county. O::her Sailor s who won all star recognition included
Bill Whitford, Terry ·Albritton, Ron Tripp, Taras Young, Jim
Swic k.. Mike Easterling. Scott Schaeffer, Alvi n White and Er ic
Stricke r. The Sailors lost 28-6 to Re<Hands ln CIF pLay.offs.
HERE IS the 1970 varsity coaching staff for the Newport Harbor
Sailors: !tom ten, assistant coach Earl Byers, Kent State
graduate; assistant coach Bill Ptzzica, fr om Mt. Union College
in Ohio aDd Fresoo State; head coach Ernie Johnson, from San
Jose State aod UCLA, and assistant coach Geor ge Spangler,
the former "0ccldPntal College fla sh." ([um~o 1/mn~ photo /
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FOR COM SPLASHERS
THE CORONA DEL MAR water polo team, coached by CUff Hooper, woo 44 consecu:Jve ~on
tests starting back in 1968, w'1en they defeat ed Downey to take Jrd spot In the ~If cha~pton
ships. They w..!nt through the 1969 season Wldefeated, winning the Irvine Jea g1.1e title agam, and
also t he CIF championship. They continued uOOefeated through the r egtJlar 1970 season, winning
the league title, but finallY their string of victories was stopped by Sanoy Hills in the Cl.F se~l
finals. They placed 3rd tn the CIF tourney, hopefully starting ant?ther long string_ of Vlctort~~·.
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SAILORS ARE NO. 1 IN WATER POLO
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The Newpor t Harbor hlgh school water polo team woo the Sun-
set league Utle and then went on to take the 3rd CIF Souther n
Ca!UornJa championship In the last 4 years, The Sailors had
won Ule title 1n 1966, 1967 and 1968, and with the Corona del
Mar Sea Kings winning in 1969, U has been a Harbor Area
monopoly for 5 years. The SaJiors captured the cr own ln De-
cember with a 7-6 triumph over LaPuente In the semi-finals
and a 5-4 decision over Sunny Hills in the ftna Is, The team
record tor the year Is 20-3, The players pictured above are,
front row, len to r ight, Kevin Ashe, Tom Billings, Jim Cla.rk-
son, Craig Farmer, Jim Smith and Steve Batcheller ; 2nd row,
Paul Lindroth, Kevin Charles, Ri ck Snyder, Jay Farrer, Ed
White and John Wilco.r.. Ed White was named to the 1970 -71
All American water polo first team; Man Gr eer was named
to the Znd team; Jim Sm ith, 3rd team; Jay Farrer, 4th team,
aDd Kevin Ashe, 8th team. Coach Bill Barnett's team was rated
the No. 1 team iD the state. (Cameo House pooto.)
COAC HES of the sophomore football teamat CoroDadel Mar
Mgh school are, left to rigtlt, BtU Cool, Tim Thompson and
Ttni BucllaiWl. The Sea King sophs won the lrvtne League
championship with 6 wins and no losses. They ttnished the
season by "inning ZZ-12 over Eslancla, League runner-up.
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12 TOiti, c-to CORONA DEL MAR 1970 . VARSITY FOOTBALL SOU AD 80 R~~ . .t.ff
81 Mill«. Bob
82 Sto~. Greg
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CORONA DEL MAR VARSITY
0 Newport Harbor • • • • • • • 7
19 santa Ana •••••.••••• 21
27 santa Ana Valley... • • • . 6
13 Edison •••••••.••. , • 21
21 Fouota.lo Valley ••••••• 26
21 Magoolla . • • • • • . • • . • • 14
45 Costa Mesa . . . • • . . . • • 12
7 Los Alamitos. • • • • • . • • 14
21 Estancia •.•.• , •••••• 27
Sophs win
Irvine title
THE CORONA DEL MAR soph !earn
won the lrvine league championship
with a 6-0 r ecor d. Estancia camt! In
2nd with a 4-1 -1 r ecor d. Her e is the
season r ecord of the CDM sophs:
14 s-n..-•. te•ttt
15 Joh..:.n, A-.d
16 o.n.-' l8ny
20 Mil•, John
22 Cox, Mton
23 S~Wbins, John
24 t:.ino. St-
25 A.ellv, Kftin
26 Po41, Torn
28 Mil~. Tim
30 Nilno, KIUUhiro
32 KlmaiM,l-
33 BlncW, John
~ aa....,,John
311 o,-..,, Tom co o,_. Jottn
42 Fwr•o. Bob
44 R~.Joa
46 RidYrdlon, Shielck
50 s.n1111110n, Jim
52 CatliN, Grei
54 OIMttle, Malcotm
55 ...... Chudt
10 c-y, Glory
SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL
81 r..,...... Pttll
82W1~,AI
M "-·BtU
815 ZimtMrrn.n, Couf1
81 a.Miill, Tim
87 Cox. St ...
IIS.,..,Gne
71 Grlt!W, O.ris
72 Trot.,., JcM
73 Mo .. , Mik•
74 ..... ta. "'
15 '""*"'· s ... 18A-y,AI n c. pen-. K~
78 V.......,.,. BUt
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CDM SOPHOMORE TEAM
54 Santa. Ana Va.lley . • • • • • • 6
Top Row Clayl on KriNW, Tom Tut, Dan McKmnev. KerTh RoberH, Bob PI rei~. Jrm Brown. Garv Fau, Gordon Sl~twart. Bob Savage, Co
Capuun Br ran Clemence
26 Edison • . • . • • • • • . • . • 12
30 Founta.in Va.lley • • . • . . • 6
4Th Row Scoll H•llr.,d, Greg Wallace_ Gerard Wei•~. Leo Sch•~~. John And•ews. CiiiPTarn Joe follr, Pal Wall, Garv Lage, Gteg Wheeler,
Mar~ G"'"'
12 Magnolia • • • • . . • . • • • • 6
28 Costa Mesa • • • • • • • • . . 0
3rd Row C~h BrU Cool. Milflager STe--e Srmon~. John MacDonald. Don la...rent, Bob Pal me"!', Co Cap Tarn S~rp Lauderbaugh, Mark Hrll,
Marc Wynne, Granr B1orne-sritd, Manage. Jt'll Wheof'ler, Ass'! Coaches Trm Buchanan T rm Thomp~n
26 Los Alamitos.... . . . . . 6
2nO Ro .... Slf"ve MaT I . Pe1e Anrch . Bob A rggrns, Bob Jones, John Marltn, Co·Camarn Doug K naop, su~ve Gon1alber. Bruce Sre--en~on, Tom
Grlbf'l'l, Kenl Meffrll
22 Estancia • , ....••.. , • l Z 1sT Row Bob Ae\lnOidS Mar~ B"ndrl KerTh Mor••-.on )I),.,, St'lbv, Brll Mohr, Mv•on Mrckler, ROhe•T Jenwn, Brll Ba~e• l om PrrOonofl
Scon C•oolr;er
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4 contests, but then picked 141 steam to win the last 5 pmes of the season a.nd take 2nd spot in
the tough Sooth Coast Confer ence. Coach Dick Tuck:er 's team met defeat In the opener, 13-0, at
the hands of Golden West College. L . A. Harbor beat the Plrates in a high scor ing pme, 33 to
24. Then the Plrates turned the tables to win over Cypr ess 35 to 0, but lost again to Fullerton,
21 to 0. Coast then started the victor y str ing: Santa. Ana, 34-7; Cerritos, 17-13; Mt. San Antonto,
24-5; San Diego Mesa, 24-10; San Diego, 35-0, In the picture above, Coach Tucker Is at the
tar right ln the front row.
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ht l.ov: Coach Art Perry, a. Moore, C. Tho..a, c. Lo1adoa, J . Jell, J . Schultz, I . Miller, M. Tarria ,
B. leaaett, S . lobertoOG, J , WaJDer, P. Pyla, G. Alfonoo, Bead Mar .
2ad low: Coach Paul r.dl&o , 1. Coahlya, J , Dtxoa, P. Saout, J , Pelaar, J, Jarnett, M. Wak.wita,
L. Joyce, L Ploreo, Y. ~leeo, 0. Jrewer, S. Pldkye, Coach J1• Takybovoky
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COSTA M ES~~ RECORD
13 Katella ........... 19
0 Newport Harbor • • • • • 17
7 Magnolia. • . • . . • • • • 0
16 Esta.ncia. • • • • • . • • . 18
6 Los Alamitos ..••.•• 19
7 Fountain Valley • , , •. 18
12 Cor ona del Mar ••••• 45
7 Edison ••••.• , ••.• 35
45 S:1nta Ana Valley • • • • 7
EAGLES 2ND IN IRVINE
THE ESTANCIA EAGLES ll.nished 2nd to the Edison CAaz'gt!rs,
cMmplons of the Irvine l~gue and winners of the ~A CIF
play-offs. Estancia was edged by Edison 14-12, The Eagles went
Into the CIF playoffs, defeating Or tllge.l9-14 and losing to Bon -
ita 15-14 in a dr iving rainstorm. Quarterback Curt Tnomas was
named league back"' the year. Other s who won all-star honor s
wer e Lee Friedersdorf, Cal Shor es, Louis Flores, Jim Me·
Farland, Jim Schultz, Mark Terrio, CraigO~Mis, O'Neal Brewer .
1970 -COSTA MESA VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM -1970
Bock Aow,~oach Fryl, Coa-ch M<ller, K1111 W•reo. Dale Wrlh1ms, JOn March >Ot1t1i, Jrm M<llf!'f Pal Sweelland, Cr••g L"Pel.
on Amburgey, Steve Brown. ChBoUncv B•ves. A•ndv Fox, Brad McCerlney, Jrm Smrlh, CoiiiCh BrCWIIn. STOOent
Mgr M ark Carvet, S100em Trarner Ted Tomplr;rns
M•ddle. Dan Spedbergttr, Mrke SC'hepen1. Brlld G•lbefl, Joe Hutv. Tracy Sha>rp, Benrlo R<cardo, G11<v Krng, Kerry
Bowrrng, Rand¥ Hueflly, Ron P.,ker. John Caner, J<m N ure. Coach Cr~HC~n, Coact! Burns.
FronT, StudenT Team Mgr Dav!d Au$$11111. Coaro:h Carnev. Garv Schoen let, Jrm Hot! I, Kent Paul. Kom Wolf, Pat Kalama.
Joe Arlhur, Mason Hunqt'dord, Ftrp Dilrnell, Franlo. Kelly, ~obrn Senrlr;, Dan B.l!o.e<, D<tle Kul>nl<a, Robilrt
Bombov. OliVe KeUv, .John German, Co~~eh Woods<de
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30 Tustin • • • • • • • • • • • 0
49 Buena Park . • • • • • • • 6
12 E1ison • • . . . • . . • • . 14
18 Costa Mesa •••••••• 16
16 Ma gnolia. . . . • . . . • . 0
40 Santa Ana Valley . . . . 13
Z7 L.os Alamitos ..•••• , 8
21 Founta.in Valley •. , •• 19
Z7 Corona. del Mar ...•. 21
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selected as the "coa ch of the
year" in the lrvme league.
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COSTA MESA 646·0208
, Balearic
school wins
county title
BALEARIC elementary school
of Costa Mesa won the Orange
County "C" flag football title
ln the 3rd and 4th grade dJri-
stoo. On the way to the Orange
County championship, coach Jo-
dy Deenan's team defeated the
1969 defending champion, Hunt-
ington Beach, In the county fin-
als by the score of 6-0. Bal-
earic won over Needles In the
quarter-finals of the depart-
ment of parks and recreation
stale tournament, defeated San:
ta Barbara in the semi-finals~
and then lost by the narrollr'
score of 6 to 0 in the state
finals, llr'hich were hosted by
the City of Costa Mesa at the
Orange Coast College fi eld. At
left are the lea rn members,
lett to right, Ross Sutton, Ron -
nie Chapman, Jeff Mi.Ier , Jim
Sutton (centering the ball), John
Wallace (behiod Jim), Kevin
Fitzgerald, John Cannon and
ROO Rankin. (VIc Opalekphoto.)
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HORACE ENSIGN SC HOOL'S "A" team \fun the ligan, Dave Brockmeyer , Bob Robertson, Gr eg
Newport Mesa school district's flag football Maholf, Tim O'Flaherty, Jeff Marlin; 3r d row,
championship, going through the season without Tom Straw, JJm Klingensmith, Marc Wilsey,
a defeat, The Sea-Bees missed out on a perfect Joe Distanisloa, Joe Srllllar; back row, Cameron
r ecord only because of a 7-7 Ue with the Rea Riley, Jim Leith, Bob Reld.Jetr Kin 2.John Callis,
Rams. The Ensign team reatured a stout defense Casey Connell, Don Ha!d, Pete Marsing, Jeff
aDd a high schorlng offense, led by Jeff Adams starr, Br ian Be nson, Gary Gick, Matt Spangler,
as the leading ground gaiDer and Joe Splller as Dave Jolulson, John Blaochard, Tim '/orklnk.,
the top passer . Pictured here are Jeff Adams, Jeff Jooes, Ron Stewart, Brian Helfrich. (Photo
kneeling In tront; 2nd row, lett to riRbt. Kirk Mul-by Vic Opalek.)
THE KAISER SCHOOL "B" team took the New .
,>Or t Mesa district !'lag football championship
for 1970 under the tutelage of coach Ron Petter,
The Knights,. with quarterback Ron Lamberton
at the helm, rolled to big wins over TeW~nkle,
Ensign, Lincoln and Davis. In the tina I pme of
the season, the hig~1 scoring Kni ghts were held
to a 19-19 tie by the Rea Rams. In the picture
above, the linemen, kneeling in front, left to
right, ar e Stewart Tom;,klns, Lawrence Calder-
on, Tom Hawkins, Bruce Dickinson, Doug Weber,
Tim Ml<!rs and Br uce Long. Standing directly
behind them are the backtteldmen, l};ive Bruy-
neel, Jeff Harmon, Leonard W:tlden, and Ron
Lamerton. Coach Pt!Cte is In the tirs l row at
left, 1n the staods. (Vic Opalek photo.) '
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COLONEL T.P. ATKINSON (center-L), Advisory Director of Mariners Savings and
Loan Association, aoo Patrick W. Bartholomy (center-R), E:~ecuttve Vice President of
Mariners, with Athletic Director Ro n Davis of Corona del Mar High School (L), and Ath-
letic Director Jules Gage of Newport Harbor High Sc hool (R), all ask the BIG QUEST ION
... WHO WILL W(N THE MARINERS SA VINGB TROPHY?
Mariners Savings and Loan is proud to unveil the Mariners
Savings Trophy. This award will be presented, on an annual basis,
to the school winning the majority of events in All-Sports Compe -
tition between Newp ort Harbor High School and Cor ona del Mar
High Sc hool.
The winning school, as determined by competition betw een
Cor ona del Mar and Newport Harbor in Football, Water Polo,
Cross Country, Basketball, Wrestling , Swimming, Track, Base-
ball, Tennis, Golf and Gymnastics, will be the r ecipient of the
Mariners Savings Trophy to be presented at that winning school's
Awards Banquet in May.
A note about the Trophy itself:
The Trophy was cr eated and designed by Colonel T. P. Atkinson
--a Balboa r esident, member of the Advisory Board of Directors
of Marine rs Savings and Loan Association and long-time su;>-
porter of the Athletic Programs of our local Hi gh Schools. The
Sw ords which adorn the Trophy were contributed by Col. At-
kinson from his private collection and are authenticated to have
been wielded by s oldiers from one of the Duke of Wellington's
Regiments at the Battle of Waterloo, which was the last Battle
of the Napoleonic Wars. Mariners Congratulates both the Sailors
and the Sea Kings upon the outstanding contribution their Ath-
letic Prog rams have made to our community through the years.
W c at Mariners pledge our continued support to Cor ona del Mar
Hi gh and Newport High both in their <Athletic and Scholastic
endeavors.
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