HomeMy WebLinkAbout1971-04-15 - Newport Harbor EnsignTHE UIIICAIIKATIOII Ia belDc lowered 1D1D .tile waters o1
1111 1Wor Ba1 al ADCbOr llarlDe Repair, Nowportllaoes:
AaslstiDc wttb. tbe l&tmcbt.q are, from left, Georp Wata.-
na~ aDd U:el Wood}', employees at Ancbor MartDe; c. B.
Sbuatp, CO..OWDit; &ad: Jlm Frankel, wbo 1s -...,c:lated
witb TrJple A Propeller 1D Colt& Mea. Tbe sentce bolt
at the left Is Cool Aid, wb.lcb towed Re1DcarD.Itioo out to
a• for tbe ftrst tell run, prf!Pil&torY to this Satur1iay's
eompetWoo ID the Laa.a Bet.cb to EllHP'"'power boat race.
'Reincarnated'
boat will race
Tbo Nnport Beach City
COQD.CJ.l directed City Attorney
T.U1 Se)'DIOUI" MOOday ntght
to prepue 2 ordlnaDces for
latroductl.oo at the April 26
COUDCU meetlDg to ban dogs
IDd possible all other animals
from. pubUc: beacbes either sea.
SOMl.b' or tbe year round.
Tbe lctioD 6>1Jowed a report
from Mr. Seymour oatlln1og an
or&.nce i.D the c:lty of La.guna
Beub wbleb tua doCS from
b!ea,ches dtaln& tb8 BUlmer Sbe SU&Psted some kind ot
months aDd a HUDtiDgtoo Beach rtt'l..sJoo of tbe ez:l.sUng ordi.
ordlna.oee which tluls dop alld -.nee,
all other anima.ls trom beaches Coaocllman Don Mclnnis 1D·
the year rouod. troduced wbat be called a
The request for the Z ordlD-''saper..duper-poo per-sco ...
ances came from Vice Mayor oper,·-· a lin can with holes in
Howard Rogers Marcb ZZ when the bottom aDd attached to a
be d ted the oeed for Newport broom handle. "Maybe this is
Beach to ban some ti.Qd ot the solut1oo," be quipped,
ordinance regarding ~CS oo 1n a more serious tone Mr.
publlc beaches. Welnois said "I th.lnk this haS
''There ls a lot of confUsion eome to ttw: polnt where we
ln our present clty ordi.I-.Dces sbould IJave ~Ue hearings 00 KIKI BOWRING, who won both the Miss Costa Mesa aDd
relating to ciog:s oo beaebe5, this issue." Wiss Merma.Jd contests at last year's Lions Fish Fry 1D
and I feel we're eotac to bi.Ye Tbe 2 ordinances wUl be Costa Mesa, ls publicit.ing the announcemeDt that a new
to do something a.bollt theprob-presented at the April Z6meet-contest ls now under way for the 1971 event. This Ume
lem of dogs aDd lhelr Utter LDg am ooe of the two or a there wtll be 2 separa.te beauty contests. One •111 be for
, that they le&Ye for people to compromise between tbe two the selection of Miss Costa Mesa, who •1ll repreaent
walk Ln, '' be ald. or 80me otber verston ot a dog tbe city ln ma.oy events throughout the comtng year. Tbe
Margo SktWDc ot Welt New-ordlDaDce wtll be Introduced contestant must be a permanent Costa Mesa resldeot, ace
port tolc;t th;e COUDr',J.l tbal liace &Dd public bearings set on the 17 or over, single, a.nd Bever married. The other coDtest
HUDtineton 8eaeb &lid Lapal lssoe. is for Miss Mermaid, and the rules are the I&Dlt, except
Beach adopted tbe1r orcttuoees Tbe Council also asked tbe OW there ls oo resldence requirement. A;Jpllcat:ioo forms
tbat everyooe fromtberebrlDCI Parka, S.cbes and RecreatiOn ma.y be obtained from Dr. Bernard Slmoo, 540-11.71 ;
their dogs to Newport S.ch. Commission to discass the Steve Perrln, 548-1316, or at the Ensign DeWspapet otftce.
"I've seen da.JI wbere tber'e tssue wltb tbe pubUc at tts Tile 1971 Fish Fry dates are June 4-5-6, and tile place ls
were ~ to 100 dop i.D troCJt Apru"zo meetlng am come back Costa Mesa Park. (Pboto by Broce Dertunrer .)
~r~~~~en :r;:~~ =e:u~:.~u with a reeom-TUNNEL UNDER
tbe beacb..l've seen nns come POLICE AUCTION SAT.
::6H=r~~ea:.,~; ~m:~~.!~a=~ BAY CHANNEL? very severe problem bere." of UDi!laimed pr(Jie:rty b.as heeD •
Jlldy Wilson, secretary ofthe sebeduled tor 10 a.m. this Sat-
Balboa Penl.PsuJ.a Point Assn urday, April 17, at the city Newport Beach City Council-
told tbe COUDClllhl.t 5 properij corporutoa yard, 592 S•riOt men Richard Croul and UUan
owner a.ssoeta.tlons ban ea.-Auoue, West Newport Heights. Dosta.l think that a tunnel under
dorsed some ldDd ot cootrol ot Bicycles, boats, and mls-the bay at Coast,Hlgtnray would
dogs 00 public beaches. Tbey cellanious boUsebold items wtU be a better way to solve tbe
are the Pen1D.sula. PoiDt Assn. be uallable tor b1dd1ng.. A eom-traMc problem than a 40-foot
tbe West Newport Jmpronmeoi plete u.st « mercba..Ddise to be high bridgl:!.
Assn., CeW'a.l Newport Beach a.ucttooed ma.y be obtain~ at The suggestion was made
Commllll1ty Assn. Lido Isle the pollee department busmess Monday afternoon after Cou.n~
Commaalty Assn. 'ud tbe Ba.l-office or at tbe c:ol'J)Ol'atioo cilma.n Llndl.sey Parsons urged
boa lsJud lmprot'emeat A-. yard tbe day ot the auctioD.. tbe Councu•, freeway eommit-• flO .... titlH DAY * .. ":'"" !of .... blcb-leY•I TELBVIII<»f STAR otclk -.. .._. • "c..!t(l. •raUl" •
YMCA's 1'7tb. aJlDUil puvau bl'a.kfut, be_,. wtn. Cbe .lltiD ce r•e1.DdlaC tbe
sters gl:!t started on posters t.beY are ~~ dllplay coastal ·fk'eeway agreement.
in business establlsbments. With b1m are (bottom) USI. AD estimated S,OOOblcyc:Usts street to meettbe seeODd gtO\C>. ''I tba.nt •we should make a
S... 7 -~ J a Har •-~-9 bOth f r-~ 14 a.re eJPeeted to puttclpate 111 a Tbey tbeo W111 eoDtiJlge south determlned etfort to CO for the ua.er, , .-a..o e r ... -. • 0 ~ esa; b.J. .... 1 1 brid ttl than
high-level bridge without a
freeway agreement.
The Couacil bas also beeD
told that a temporary wideni:Pg
of the hl'ldge would take 5 years
belore eonsl:rttetlon would be
complete.
"With or Without a freeway
agreement I th1U we sboU1
rea.Uy push for tb.la bl&b
bridp," Mr. Pat90QI ll.1d.. »r. Cr<Mll ...... 1 t111t ..,... .. ._..,__ ..... ~
-...... •·U. all, u
•ould sure 8Dbi.Dce tbe use ot
the ~r t..Y by allowlllr com-
plete freedom tor bo&ts cross-
III& the ,.. .. btgllny ." (top) Da.Yid Roblns, 8, t.Dd Uad& lAe llc:Cavran., 7, both 12-mlle Ea.rtb Oa.J ride through ooto Ba.D:u Peoinsula., down to & .. -eve ge, ra er
B I KEEPS FIRE HAU of Newport Belcb. "Braa.tfut wttb tbe ttars" ts the NeW'pOrt Beach aDd Costa Mesa 14th Street where they'll turn getting some temporary widen-
• • theme tor tbl breakfast, wh!Cb wtll be btld trom. 7:30 to Saturday, April U. 1nto the N'ewport Elementary Lug that .~e'd b.ave to Uve w~tb
11 a.m. April 24 i.D tbt Rlelliu'd'alJdo Marbt pu.ldltc lot. Al'Dold Parker, a !lp)kes:uwa scboOt parldn( lot. forenr, Mr. Parsons said.
He said -.rttb the ablllty to
block the water from tbe '"*'"
to th@ lower bay, it would be
a r elatlnly simple procedwe
to build a tunnel "and lD tbe
\oag run, probably less es ..
pensive."
MtwpOrt 8eaeb City Coun-bad br'ou&tll a bU'ra .. of pro-Celebrities will tab turu coNtac J'l'<':lw •. Amq those for 1 Cyco~ocUU Wortabops au, Parker said representa-Publlc Works Director Joe
cnm. ll1d MODdaJ Dlabt tbat t..U from Balboa Isii.Dders, wbo bave l..ndicated they wtn attiDd ue com.tlaa ADdy Intei'Dltlotal. said tbe tour -.rill tlves otarapoUcedeputme.U DevUn bad told tbe Council
tbeJ bi.Ye uo pla.DI to cioee wbo melataln that thlte is a DeYloe, TV actor Jack Z&rft\b& Ud professioallcrtdders beeln at 8:30 a.m. at Corou. wlll be oo tra.nd to Uceose bl-earller that lle didn't tbink the
cknra tbe B&lbol. Island Fire deflaite DMd for tbe old station Martin McKeever, Cb.arlle cowu and RQify B'*f.cb. Artist del Mar hieb scbool, wttll a cycles. state woukl 8C aloog with &
statklo.. oa MariDI An. , Bruce Wctntyre 'rill draw cartoou tor tbe younpters. MCOOd meetinc poiJJt slated for FoUowt.nc tbe ride there will
Tbe l:ouocJI comment came CoiiDCttrun Dooa1d U:c:Innts General c:ba.lrma.o ts Bill Hoserott of tbt Y's litO's Club, 9 Lm. at TeWlUle Park in be a ptc:nic bmcb. from ooon to TEACHER STRIKE HINTED after Flre Cbtef R. J. Brla .. l&1d, "Our budpt cuJ.dellDes spo~r o1 the event. Costa Mesa fortbosewboareD't 1 p.m., tbeD tbe gro141 wtU
eoe bad recommeoded tbat tbe call for maillt..nee of an u-!.C) to the eotlre trip. spetx:l tbe n8lt 2 hours cleaning
ltatlon be cloMd. He l&ld tbe 1at1Dc le .. l« ~~nlces Ulltbis D L I d h Mr. Parker saJdbotbNewport tbe belch. The Newport Mesa EdUea-
ctty eoWd aYe $1U,OOO Ill· cartalalylaaputoltbepre.se.at on en name coac Beacb and Costa Mesa. pollee Hesa1dtbesponsorl.ng~ Uon Assn. told trustees ofUle
n•llJ by c~oaa&: It down ud lent." ban aueed to block off tbe i.s eocouract.Dc oew members Newport Mesa unt.ned scbool
&TOliP could be eoosldend a
"oo ~" position on tM
part of t•cbeu tor tb.e 2 ln·
cumbent trustees seekin&: re-
election to the board out Tues~
day.
Hniclnr tbe lal&Dd from the COUDC1lmaa CarlKymla, Vice Tbe Newport Mesa cttstrict Harbor Hteb woo its ftrst rlctJ;t laDe ol the roads aloog and has t.uYtt.S Lnterested per. district Tuesday DJ.gtrt that it
DIY c:eDtnl tire .,_dquu1era MaJor Hoftl'dRopraa.odMay .. bc:at"d stW has to ratifY lt. tq toottall cbamp6oasbjp lD tB the eotlre route for the safety SOilS to lU out m~. thls haS voted tc. brlngimptssepro ..
DOI1fa ol. Jamboree ao.d. ar Ed Hlrtb cca•red. Dolllld l4at, 41) .. year-old u-Jtal'l 1ut fll1l Lo Coach Jolm-of tbe riders. Satllrd!LJ, Apr1J 17, at 7:30p.m. ceediDgs ap.1nSC the board.
Cblll Bf"t.coe'J .eatemeu at.tut varsity footbe.l! ooacb sou'• ftut c:ampl.lp at tbe Be said the ~cycllsts Yill Ln Utt Newport Harbor higfl Tbe action na.s been describ-District otft.cia.ls bave said
the NMEA salary proposal
would cost the district $1.7
mlWoo for sal&rtesanda.notber
$6.$ mllltoo 1o< ftlne< beoellts
aoo educatiom.l prouam Jm:.
provemeot.s JOUgtlt b)' the t•ch~
ACCESS RIGHTS SOUGHT &t Cal Poly, Pomooa. bu be-. scbool. He replaced Wade start aort11 oo Jamboree Road scbool faculty loante. ed as "a.allllermedlatesteptb.at
selected u Newport Harbor Watts, Wbo ns fOI'ced to step from Corooa dll Mar llllb Botb tbtCostaMesaaDdNew-may le&.d to a strike againsttbe
Meta tc.bool's De'W bead foot-dowD t.a 1969 becaue of health scbool, turn west ooto Pan-port Beaeb pollee deplrtmeuts Newport -Mesa sebool dis-
Tbo N....,.n -b Cttj
CCIOIDCU diHciOII Cllj AtloriiO)'
T•llj So~ M-, ntl!ll to
... If tbe city lu a. cue i.D
1ta claim eo pllbUc acc .. saloac ... -p--bajtrooa bohr-lblo St. ud '1111 st.
Kr. s.,..,.. bad told·. lllo
eo.ctl tllat _.... 10me re-
-.rclla-lm..-uaiJIIIe
dtf IIQ bit 111 claim 1n ... __
Be said tblt -=nJKIMDleals taU cotcb. reuoas. Jades Rd. and soutb on Newport. w1ll DI"''idd escorts for the trtct.''
lDto tbe lldtftlt rl&bl-ot-ftJ" Kl'fiD Wbeeler of the dis~ Cc.cb LeDl bas a bacbeion BIYd.. stopping at ArUnctoo c:ycttas. Impasse proceedings are de ..
ruae from piotrd.Dc troat trJct's persoa.oel dep&rtmeot dell'" trom PepperdlD.e Col-tlned to the recent amendments
porcbel to cbl.ln llDik feoces, made tbe UDOUDCemeotyester-t.ce-&ad a mutus from Cal RULE RILES REPORTER to the Wiotoo Act, state leg:i-wtllcb 1D muy ea..fts cane d&J morDl.q. Tb.e anDOQDCe-state, Los Aapleri. slation .,.hlcb governs school
pltees oat ot bMCbes be loGe-IMI:It wu a INflll'lse s1Dce tbt Bdx'e b..k1Ac the post at dlstrtct and employee associa-
llc toJbe pd)Uc. boerd ottrustees bad said Toes-Pomona 2 Jell'S l&O be sentd The NeWPOrt Seacb City DoD Aoliersea, teporter tor tton relatioos.
He noted tbat some of tbe day n1pt tbat a. declsJoD 00 the 8 years as athletic dlrectorand Council ha's referred back to the Enslen. objected to tbispart The Winton Act provides for
btl.cbes b&Te beea feoced ott • ..,. coach woWd not be made tootM.U ooacb. at Ma.pol.la 111gb committee a resolution tb&t of the set ol rules sa.ylng U was a 3. member, tact-finding panel
"We mut act, or tbe ptj)U.c Ult11 Dell week. school. Belu'e tbl.t be served wou.Jd est:abUsb procedural "muzz11nc lndiYid~al council. to i.nvestip.te the causes of
'rill lose Its claim," be sa.J.d. Mr. Wbee1c said tbe beard for 4 years as assistant coach rules for the colldoct of City m~ ud preveutt.na: them from negotiatiOll failures. The PIUl-
1rOWd ratlf)" the decJ.sioo at at A.oabelm bilh scboPI. CoUDCII meetings. usinc their Judcmeot as to el's findings are oot blnding
trli.
lll r . Hake said that iD the
Z-1/!: moatfls: slDce the sa.lary
I.Dcl c<drad pac:t&ce •as pre~
seated to the beard, "we ban
had DO wruteo response from
the tx:.rd to oar proposalS.''
TM.ebtrs feel tlle baU11 bas
DOt r~ tl} tbelr propo-sals .... _ ..., ...... to delay
Injury didn't stop Greg
Us DUt meett.Dc. Aprll 20. He wlll teacb. adaptln PhJsl-Tbe rules deal wtth such wbtther socb lnformaUort was on either the bori.rd or the
Cfaeb Leot steps into the cal edueatioo aDd nplar edu-matters as the scbedul.ina: of withlD tbe publlc 's r ight to teachers. Rarr. Rl&b Job 00 tb.e bells catloD wtd1e at Harbor Hip. Co.cU meetings, p la.ciD& of know ." Bart Hake, ueeuti"re sec ..
of Enle ~ wbo resl.ped R1s sta.rtia.c date wUl be sub--items on the acenda, order of He said tbat dlsc:Josure of at retary ot the NVEA, said the
lD JaMIII'y to a.c:eept the bead teet to his release from Cal busJDess. rules of debate and leut tbe poen.1 cootent of the procedure wt.U bring to a batt
coactdJII uslpmeat at Cer-Poly. nles ot order a.nd the manner esec~ft sessioowouldprevent turtber Dtgotia&D of ,t-.cber
negott•UOftl lllltllsummer When
all tJM teacbers an aooe. w.r.
ltaboald.
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tUOI CoUtee. He Is married ud bu 3 tbat resldeots shOuld address press spec.uli.Hpo whie.b otteo demands .
daQbtll's.. tbe coancll times is more darnagillg to a He sa.td tb.aC lmpull! pro-
Tbe board took ao actioo «
made DO respoase to tbt
Nli.EA's lDtelltioa tobrtclbot&
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F I d 0 f1 d · Ca.c:Uman Doo&ld Mc.lnD.ls city emplor-: or a lepl ease ceedinp autborihd by b1s oo Insurance o ere :-:.=.:r::.=.~A~, ~:""=-.:;:::::SOLD FOR s419 ,9001 A .., flood lalwt.*e btiDc Abtlolt oa. !MIIIIba"lldp. or<~•""'U sball be prepared by cUmft from ilsalac lDforma-
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WHERE DOES THE BASIC GUILT UE7
.·Those who are sincerely seeking to
pin-point the guilt for the My Lai inci-
dent should look toward Hanoi, and not
at the Americans fighting in Vietnam.
For an understanding of the terror that
led to My Lai, read the following report
from our congressman in Washington:
• • • By CONGRESSMAN JOHN G. SCHMITZ
"We had Communists in the village then. Tbey flgflt against
the Americans. That's why it happened , •• H we didn't have
Communists in the hamlet U would DOt have happeoed."
--Nguyen Khoa (qooted In Washlngtoa Star Apr111,1971).
Nguyen Khoa is a rnllltla leader 1D the Vietoamese hamlet of
Tu Cung located about a half mile from My La14-the sub-
hamlet where the incident tor wblch LieuteD&Dt.Calleyhas been
sentenced to life imprisoomeot took place. Nguyen Khoa's
5-year old son was killed during the eDCOUDter at My La1 4.
Yet Nguyen Kboa understands why U bappeDed. He understands
where the basic guilt lies. It does DOt rest basically with Lt.
Calley.
Neither does lt rest wtttltheAmerJcanpeople.AUbough some
commentators woo can flnd little to recommend our nation at
any time have seized upon thlslocldentas conclusive proof tha.t
Americans are an unworthy a.nddegeoeratepeople, their assess-
ment just does oot square with the facts.
Welfare baa become • Jit:antic make-loaf proanm wbkb
is destroyint the character of tbolt tetidlq perrnueolly ia
its womb, while it bankrupts and sociallza our utJoo.
In "F\ih City" alone., 1,140,000 people are oow JCCtinc
JOVernment relief cbtd:s. Thal'a one out of every tcven.
residents. (They call New York Fun City bec:ai.e il'a a riot.)
The Food Stamp proaram was be:aun in 196-4 u a ama11
part of the welfare prOJram. It baa muahroomed into a
scandalous racket . Food stamps are now purchaad not only
by the needy, but by colle,e students, bippiea. military men
• STOP AIDING REDS and unionisu "out on strike.'' The food 1tamp proaram baa
Editol' ot tbe Eutp. become 1t baraainina tool which encouraaea 1trildna uoions to Re<eall71 bldtbo-.mty h ld to 1 u.at motloo o out aa:ainst manaaement at taxpayers' expeuc.
pictv., ..::~N nbatihi: In 1968. the food stam p proa:ram cost $118 mill ion. Jn
for ~~dory., fw:r,lDC Jcm! 1971. it will cost approximately $1.42 BILUON, and is
Wayne Tbe'tnm d 1s wUb tbe projected as a $2 . .5 billion operation this com in& fbcal yur.
war ~ VtetDam ~ features The combin~t ion of public welfare and food stampa bas
first~band reports 00 the war enabled the un~on.s •.o force rnanaacment c:.pitulation' in the
which bave oever been pre-General Electnc stnk.e of 1969, the 1967·68 copper milc.e.
seated to the Americao pubUc the 1970 General ~otors stri~e and ~~~rs. Thus. the
wilb sueb force and clarity. aovernment 1s sabotagrng collective baraammg at taxpayer~·
Jobo Wayne reminds his npense.
Ylewers tbat, 1o late 1969, the A large part of our outraa:eous welfare expenditure is
United states loaned Sweden 51olen by the bureaucrats who administer the multiplicity of
t1fty m11Uoa dollars. Early 1n over lappmg programs and by crooks like the welfarer in
1970, SWilden loaDed forty-ffYe Masuchuseus who rea:istered under ten different names. a:ot
miWoo dollars directly to S 18,000 and 1hen left the state for more fertile fields. Of
Haoot. cours:, ifs worrh S I 8,000 to get out or Massachusetts.
Peter Stark, a former Green The General Accounting Office is presumably. now investi·
Beret Wbo lost both his legs In gating anti·poverry official!! in New York City who reportedly
Vietnam, makes an even more "lost" $8 million during a three.year pe riod .. (But who's
Incredible revelatlon to the guardin·g the guards':') The word "lost" means $8 million
film. stark said, "Tbe United disappeared, unaccounted for. One dollar out of every four
States seot the Soviet Uoioo 1hey h_ndled merely vamoosed. Your tax dollars are financina
the entire technical spec11'Jca. riots. anarchy, subversion, crime synd icates and Marxism.
Uons which they oeed:ed. tobuJld For instance . in New York, there are karate schools and
a glycerol P~. Glycerol Is various "headquarters" of .. cultural" organizations in which
used io the manufacture of ez. hang large photos of Mao Tse Tuna. Che Guevara, Castro
plosl.ves. I think everybody's and Ho Chi Minh .
heard of nitro-dycerloe. Spe.
cUicaUy in VJetDam, glycerol is
used as a detonator tn booby
traps. Over 50 percent of all
American casualties s uffered 1n
Vietnam Mve come from booby
traps."
Certainly it is time every
American took a staod. We have
stood idly by for tar too long
wh.ile America's tl.Dest bav:e
been wounded, tmprisooed, and
killed, ma.oy times as a direct
result of the Uni ted States gov-
ernment's pollcy of a.id.lng and
trading with communJst and so.
ctallst cotmtrles. It is oo wonder
that tues are so b.igb and we
have DOt woo in Vietnam.
Millions of taxpayers· dollars are being used by killen,
karale instructors. Maoists, Marxists. anarchists and Castro..
itn. Vast sums of money are flushed through intricate pipe1
aoi na to countless regional. sectional, municipal, neighbor·
hood and street divisions. orga~izations, agencies 8.11d fronts.
O.E.O. has been repeatedly chara:ed with graft, inefficiency,
rowdyism, subversion; anli·Americanism, wute, e~travag'ence,
and fraud . Evidence of gana rapes, e~tortion, theft, arson.
bribery. homos.e~ualit y and use of narcotis is routine, especial·
ly in the Job Corps cenu~rs. Public funds have been used for
union oraanizing ;~nd \trikes. voter·rea:ist ration and voting
co1m paign$, and forced mtegralion drives. O.E.O. is virtually
a law un lo use lf. It reportedly duplicates and ove rl aps. 42
C11Sling sociat-wclfare programs. It hi res and tires and fixes
sa larit:s. employs consultants, pollsters and advertising and
promotion media : makes contracts; shifts funds between
account s and o1ctivi1iello and establishes new programs--all
without !he consenl of Congress.
On March 31, 1969. "The Washington Star" reported that
m lhe past fi ve years, O.E.O. had contracted for 818 resolu-
llons, reports, studies and surveys of anti·pove rty act ivities,
costmg mo re lhan $30 million.
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nRontloe at tbl toot Gl tbt tH ~lttd•p ol etena1 u.re. mtD from Ylltlul b*t cro.. II 'ftl Jllarld by llle H•-If loo-l:llonr""' no filled tiM BollJ-,_, repMta ttM • Tbt Cbl11tnw.a. ud a e ow
nod Bowl c. Eaa,r moralo&, weata wtdcla lid ap 10 tM en-prLioDira ol war are rea...td. ..... ..,_ ·---.. -nor-•·•u ......... ..... rt.....S .... .._. "' ... ....,.._"' ....... ftrll tltM .. ----toloYisloo. Jt became an boar of re-DlaJ. We baM ball to ...u.. torJ, to tpomtntou dtfiiJ.
tulo Amorka, 'OIIICII put ""'' TbOJ r~ lllo _ _, of 1M . UIPII'Uce, becau8e oot oa.lJ eratiou baM calltd uu.laad cllltf prlellta, by _,....lD -.
d&d U.. procram commemorate of. Ute ~~~ ud ttae bome of tbe atuet: "AmerlcaaYed:otMra. tbe Jo7ou tftala ot tbe res .. arreetioa. ri Jena, but U cave brue," tor tbe cncttled HerMtt abe CIJIIIOt an."
proof tbal rtllcloo Ia a UYe Cbrlat. lo put --·-Thla miCbl clltcoara&o --... --oally -10 .. -polriOIIc -10 lDd arowlne factor In madera booored ltDOIII tllle aatiou. To-0111' coG:ry .. a cartlaa.l 'ftrtle.
We. · ~ tbtre are ...,..,.11.,, ele-ucll)t tor tbe wordl Ql sW Tblo wu sbon by the pltly 111 bo ..ue · ot u.o.. who joined 1o tbe cele· me 1 • r our aattoa, u be bq OD tM trOll: brattoa of tbe Savlor'sreturnto ud say ••au .mauer o1 l'fll" "Fatbtr. torlln tbem; tartbeJ
ute, &Dd was empba.s1&ed. by the aptnst ut. Fortwatety' they kDow DOt Wblt tbey do."
are ta1ae wilDNiea. tor wbat Tbou wbo would dutroy
preseoce o1 tbe U. S. Air Force they say 1a DOt true. America do DOt kDoW what tbQ
cbolr wlltcb proJlded the must-The couaeU oa f'oretp Re-ue ............ OalJ no. tbtSt acta
cal backp'ouodtortbeprogram. latlou t said --.. Tbelr pr ... ocei.D tbe Hollywood s Httet).J' to be are ot.c~~red bJ Umt c:u tMJ
Bowl SUIIdlJ morntac broug:bt plottlng to substitute a aoelal-eJpeet to be A:>rc:tna.
~~:"'.!!: '::"'::,:': Memorial fund given ... -dlllrlct 10 pin the
kDowledp aDd skills necessary Tbe CaWornla Profeulonal 1dtDt LUis 011¥01.
to deteod America to the a1r. Scbool of MeiDl and. Deatal Tbe Anita IloaiJAtuel t..t
The tbougtlt e&rne that so 1oog Per1011Del to Costa~ Mea baa: wuproposedbyeeboolol!lc1ala
as tl:e growtnc pneralion can been cl•eo a $1,000 check LD ooty i weeU a10. Jut before
develop such a chorus, th e memory ol Anita Domingues, crad~atioo. Anita bad btea a
fUture of our coUDtry is safe oo a former student wbo died 2 studMat at the school &Dd. wu
matter how viciously the hlp. , months aro 1D a pla.De erasb. wortlnc towards beeom1aC a
pies may raJt and rave. Tbe cbeck, made out to the deatal assistant wbeD sbt cUed
Tbe Air Foree cadets did Anita Domtnpp Trust Fuod, 1D a plane erash to Ed'tbtra
their part lo making the pro-was preseDttd to tbe scbool Calltornia wltb ber b....-..:t,
gram loag to be r emembered, by the CaU1orD1a Spanisb Pte-100, oepheY, aDd a famlly
aod Oraage County also coo-tures EXhlbltora Assn. Repre-trleod.
trlbuted Its share. The Rev. senU.og the a.ssoclatioa were The newly-formed trust tUDd
Robert Schuler, pastor of the Gustuo A. Aceata,boardmem-wtll be used to assist ftnan-
Gardeo Grove Community ber and bead of Ule scbolar-clally-needy students.
Church, delivered a forceful ship tu.od, aodassoelaUoapres-
a.od appealing sermon. The
m•••f"wasdeUveredasdan From the Bible TAX LIMIT MEETING
was btea.tlng 1.o the east, and But God commendeth his FRIDAY IH ORAHGE pve hope to those who have looked tor redemption from the lo\'e toward us, in that,
living Christ, a.od courage to while we were yet sinners,
face the meoaee of the future. Ch rist died for us.
Much more ther1, ·being now Mr . Schuler reJ.otorced his
dissertatl.oo in the Hollywood
Bowl, when later in the moro-
lDg be omclated at the services
held in lbe Garden Grove Com.
munlty Church. His message
harmonized with tllat which em.
ll.D&ted from the pulpit of the
Asylum Hill Conue'ga.tional
justified by his blood, we
shall he saved from wr a th
through him.
For if, when we were ene-
mies. we were reconciled to
GOl:I by t.l1e death o( his Son ~
much mn re, being reconciled,
we shall be <~aved by his
life. (Romans 5:8-10.)
A tu Umitatloo meeUoc wUI
be held at the Ora.oge bleb
scbool, 525 North Sbaffer
Street, Orange. at 8 p.m. Fri-
day, Apr1116. Speakers wtu be
James Cbrlste, presideD! ott.be
United Orpn.l..r.atlon otT.._,..
ers lnc., headquartered in Los
Angeles, and Virgil Eltl.ns, Or.
ange County cbatrman of To-
payers I.oc. and cba.lrman of
the Tu LtmttaUoo drive 1n
Oranse County.
Schools used as change agent
The men responsible for My LaJ 4, the men responsible for
the loss of well over three quarters of a million UYes in
So11theast As.la since 1957, reside in Hanoi. They and their
program of action furnish the moral justilication for our
pa.rtlci.pa.tlon in the war. They are hardened and r uthless
communist despots who are attempting to subjugate the people
o.! IJ}dQCblna no matter wbat lbe cost to human Ufe.
Americans wishing to stop
ttus Insanity should circulate
and sign the petition to me
president, asklng that this ad-
ministration stop aiding and
trading wtlb communist coun-
tries. For a copy at the petition,
address this writer.
Senator Peter Domi nick reported that O.E.O. has paid Tills ia a eontlnuatloo of the
pollster Louis Harns SR08..650 in the past 2~ years to 'MMtb· 9-JPMCl,•llten. at the
interview Job Corps yo uths. And how mwt)'. people have •llartJor ~Fonnr ~eeUDr by Dr.
bee n lifted o~t of poverty through the ~H'tbns spent by JOMph ·Beu, foiiMf. member
O.E.O.':' None.' fhe a~rage cos1 of a Job trainee is between lof tbe Glaadale ualflad school
S8.000 and $9.000 a year. or lhe equivalent of the cost of district board. He is descr~b
fou r years in a slate colleae . lDc the program of John Dewey
subsUtutlng discussloos of the (develq:lme.ot of the lDdJvtdual)
emotionally-laden soc1al1ssue1 rather thaJ:IIDVolvemeot(de'fll ..
which face mao today, Discus-op ot tbe P'OICl ma.o). By eUm-
'lioDs should take place 011 neb iMttDC tbe accumi;Jie.Uoa. Gf
subjects as lofe, marriage, tnowledp. the student wi.U be
sexual relationships, the Viet-freed to· become inYolY«< in
nam war, a.bortioo, the ptll, relen.ot matters, and we can
tamtly planning, lobbytng. tu:-translate that to mean social
es, :r.onlng, the draft, pollution, and poUUca.l action. O.oe ad-
frleDI1shlp, etc. Ttus begins in vocate ot Dr. Glasser's coo-
elementary school. cepts stated to me recently
•· .w~ne~.u. s;-•forces !lave wace<S tbeir campLip tn deleaae
Of SOuth Vietnam wttb the greatest possible precautions to
prelude civilian casualties, the communists have cooducted a
systematic campaign of terror against the people of South
Vietnam. In order to bring this massiYe organized Uquidatioo
effort to the attention of my colleagues aod the American
people I have been inserting into the Cooeressiooal Record
from Ume to time, reports of terrorist activtties Which are
compiled by the national pollee of South Vietnam.
Yours truly,
Richard E. Woodin
8453 Duarte Rd.,
San Gabriel, caw.
LEGAL NOTICE
Some O.E.O. Poverty "execullves" makina from $1.5,000 aDd his colleagues to usepubllc
lo $30.000 a yea r /lax money) spend their time ora:anizina schools to cha.age society aDd
revOlution. picketing, hauling police and aidina the enemies =ti~mlc system into COl·
of our coun1r y. r:· • • On the subject of his third that this approach will prodttee
component of education, thlolt-great soetal chaop 1D our
1ng, Dr. Glasser beUeves ed-country, and might involve vto.
ucaUon bas downgraded the le.oce by thwarted students who
thlnldog and the creative capac. have been oriented to social
lUes of the student. The prob-chaage In the classroom. He
lem-solvlog aspect ateducatiDr felt such violence wou.Jd be
the student has been tpored. fully ~ed.
This series, entitled "The Pulping of a People," brings
forth most vividly the oature aDd scope of the communist
terrorist ac tivities directed against clvilla.ns. Men, 'lrOmenand
young adults were assassinated, maimed, and abducted at the
rate of approximately 290 per week during 1970. ·
The most vicious single attack on the civilian population of
South Vietnam took place during the 1968 Tet offensive.
Between Jan. 31, 1968, aDd March 15, 1968, approlimately
7,400 civil.ian were killed. OVer 5,000 cirtlians in the city of
Hue were systematically uecuted, It was iD response to this
ruthless e:dermioation campa.Jgn that the Sotrtb Vietnamese
government requested tllat u. s. forces be sent to tbe Son My
area which served as headquarters for the 48th Viet Coog
battaHon, This is the area where the My Lai incident took place.
As the House Ar med Services lovesUgattng Subcommttte1,
headed by Congressman F. Edward Hebert, stated io tls
Investigative report of the My Lai i.Dcfdeot, "The village of
Son My, of which the ham let of My La1 4 was a part, was a
hard cor~ Viet Coog area aDd had been so for more tball 20
years. The hamlets were tortWed by camouflaged ftgbting
bunkers and used as a base and supply eamp for the VIet Cong
and North Vietnamese Army unJts. It was from this area that
the 48th Viet Coog Battalion launched thls attack oo tbe city
of Quan Nga.l during the January, 1968, Tet Offenstn."
The subcommittee report also commented on the ch1Uans
In the area: "Based upon ennts which took place in tbe weeks
preceding March 16, 1968, (the date of the lncideot)t U is
reasonable to conclude thatthosecivlllaospresentinthe hamlet
of My Lai 4, eJ:cept L~se too YOUOC to do so, were there to
aid the enemy or his cause. Tbey had been previously removed
trom that village to the safety of a refugee camp but sub-
sequently returned."
The Subcommittee report also sets tbe lncident into the oaly
perspective from wtUch the occurreoce at My La.1 4 caD be
understood. "In a war suc.b as tbat ln VIetnam, our for ces
In the field must llve for enemed periods of time 1o tbe
shadow of violent deatb aDd 1o constant fear of beiDg crippled
or maimed by booby traps am mines. And added to tills Js
the tact that this Is oot nr to tbe eoaveatiooa.l seose. The
enemy Is often oot in un.Uorm. A farmer or a housewlte or a
child by day may well be the eoemy by Digtrt, fashiOnlog.or
setting mines and boob)' traps, or living aid, comfort a.Dd
assistance to the W11lormed eoemy troops. UDCiu such elr.
cumstances, one caJl IIDdertt&Dd boW It mitttt become lD-
creaslngly d.ilft cult for our troop1 to accept tbe Idea tbat muy
ot those who tiU them by Dlpt 10mebow become 'iaaoeeal
ctvillaos' by clay ."
The president's rerlew ot U. Call.,.' a cue, CODducted with
an uoderstanding tbat, La tbe marty bllf-Uebt or iodeelsi.Yt
action agaln5t an elutfe taemJ, o. eoldlers are many tlmu
In the pos1Uoa of be1Dg damDid ll they do or dead U tbtJ doD't,
wtll hope!UUJ prodoce a fl..adiDa wtUlia tbe tplrtt u wen u
the tetter of tbe iaw. s• IDtCift lmportUtly, •• mut lit the
tlrst-hud upert•c• &Del OIWIMI com ..... of NPJta
Kboa be~ culde UIO lllt l'OObl aftlloproblom,
Juollce Ill< lito Pllllllo at-v-.. cu ooly bo acbloTid
bJ dlnc:Uarc Ollf ltUt ~ ol•'lllll 'lkln lilt coerdoo
a,.... tbt rai erlmlala. Tillie .... are Ia Huot, DDt <:«wpo.
NOTICE OF PUBUC HEARING
Notice is hereby given that
the Plannin& Commission of
the City of Newport Beach will
hold a public hearing on the
application of W.H.F. Co. tor a
Vartance 998 on property lo-
cated at 407-409-411 Harding
Street to permit 6 dwelllng
Wlits oo a lot having a total
area of 6900 sq. ft. where the
ordinance requires a minimum
ol 7200 sq. tt.
A columnist reported recently: "Like revenue·sharing, a
federal takeover of welfare costs would mean major financial
relief for Slales and counlies. Their wdfare costs now total
$4 billion annua lly and arc projected to rise to $5 bill ion in
fiscal 197 t."
Notice Is hereby turtber giv-
en that said public bearing wiU
be held on the 29th day of Aprll,
1971, at the hour of 8:00P.M.
1o the Council Chambers of the
Newport Beach City Hall, at
which time aod place any aod
all persoos loterested may ap-
pear and be bear~ thereon.
That is a deliberate di stortion of truth. Federalized welfare,
like federalized anylhing, will cost more, not Jess. No govern.
ment, federal , state or local. has any money eJ;cept what it
confiscales from the people. On the round trip to and from
Washi ngton , the bureaucrats take out JS cents of every dollar.
Welfare, l1ke vinually everything else, should be bouJht, run
and paid for ur home. The goal of the federalists is to do
away with slale welfare. And later. to do away witb the
states.
Government has nothing to give except what it takes
from the people. For a:ovcmment to give people who prefer
lo loaf rather than wo rk , a pan of the workers' reward~
forces the worker mto involuntary servitude. And that is
just a fancy 1erm for slavery.
Don R, .Adtln""l, Secretary
Newport Beach City
Plannlng Commission
Some naive souls st1ll can't believe that the Puppeteers on
the Potomac are deliberately deliverinJ us to bankrupcy,
surrender and dictatorship under the United Natioru. Tbe
I rusting souls are l1ke the husband who answered. the phone
and said. '·How shOllld I know ':' Why don't you call the
Publlsh: Apr1115, 1971, lll
the Newport Harbor Ensign.
BURN INJURIES FATAL
Coast GuardT'
His wi fe asked : "Who was that, dearT'
The hush~tnd replied, "I haven't any idea,
\lob ju~t wan1W In know if lhe coast was
Frederick W. Bandel, 79, of An~rican Way
318 JasmlDe Ave., Corooa del
Some 1tupid
clear,''-The
~!'.it,dl~edl~· ~·.~'..ar;:: 100 missions
t.ojarles suffered 1D a tlre 1n for captain
a rest borne. He ns bora u. s. Air force Captain Jay
Sept • .25, 1891, in New York, A. Roweostiae Jr., 800 o1 Mr.
a.od came to Oraap Cody &Dd . Mrs. JaJ A. Rovensti.oe ol
48 years aeo. He was a ma-535 u,_.,,_ Sl c ._.,IUWU ., osta Mea.,
eb.l.ollt for 15 Yea.tl fer tbe bas completed 100 con'bo'tmls:,
staodard OtJ Co. s1ou OYer Vtetaam.
SarTtvOts 1Dc1DIIe 2 SODS, He 1.1 a B-52 Stratofortre•
Raymood at Coroaa del Mar, b•'J bomber n.a•iplor, u-
aad IIOI'mao al Pal-.; 19 slpld 10 lito SO'IIII Stratocl<
&nndcblldr... aad S P'•l-Wille. a 111111 o1 the SlrWIIO
grudc:blldroo. Air Commald.
Roar7 wu rocllod ~1111 Tllo 10'1111 rues s.sz Bini·
&Dd mua WU c~ J.prU olllrtreu bocnblq mi.Mial
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By DR. JOSEPH BEAN
The class meeting acts also
as a problem solving group to
dlselpUoe ttudents who llave
misbehued. Dr. Glasser says
there sbould be oO reluctance
to name oames and bring lbe
dltl'lculty Into tbe open. as the
children discuss the mlsdeed.
Children wtU often beCOme very
persooal, taiJdor about subjects
ordloarlly COD.IIdered prtnte,
but Dr. Glaseer JaYS parents
elbibtt too much aaxlety about
such tblnp.
We Deed think1ng 1n tbe class-To prevent failure cbiklren
room, especially thloldq &boot must be taught to tolerate lll-
tbe ereat problems facing man certainty, a.od Dr. GlasMr
today, as lodlcated earU.er. He states: " ••••••• we ban
would have lbe class solve these to let students II::Qow there are
problems before the studeats oo ri&bt answers, a.od we ban
have received any Yalld t.otor. to let them see that tbere are
maUoo oa the subject. many a.iternattves to certaioty
As ooe mother described It &Dd rlgbt answers." Ap.Ln,
The second type of class last year, "The ltudeots sit "The truth does DOt mate mGCh
meetinr is lbe open-ended dis-, arouod to circles uchaJl&1DC ditterence bulcall1," and "It
eussion. wbere any Item or unlolormed oploloos." When Is vuy uufortuaate· that we pt
relevance lJ treated. Tbe teach-they are thrOQib, tbey believe 10 coocerotd that wbat we teach
er Ls oct 1ook1DJ lor factual tbey bave come !C) with some-Is certain and correct.''
a.oswen, or for solutioas to th1D& nlld. Dr. Glasser beUens tbat
soc tal problems. Tbe students Dr. Glasser believes tbat ed-llS1aC Jl'ldts as a Jlfdlttck fOI'
dlscuss, and oo cooclusloos are ucatloa'a empbasll oo. ~t-achienment produces mo.t
reached. These dlacussloas lo-lor IIDowledp to tbe lludtnt tallures, Scbolutlc achlpe.
elude tbt draft, tbe piU. abor-·bl.l been very destnct;tn., • meDI Is not the proper NDct1oo
Uoa, Wally planoi.og, 11rbu re-wbat we aboWd h&Ye dOoe was of sebools today &Dd to measure
oewat, oil sUcks, etc. to teacb the stodtal to thiak&Dd a child's aehlevemeat IMer-
Tbe third type or class meet-.olve problema. Tbe laqW'J teres wttb bis 1deat1t)1ar b.is
1ne 11 termed ''eduea.Uoaal dl-method of 1-.rDillc must be role ud eatab.ll..sbJ.Dc b1a •lf-
apsUe" and 1s an effort by used, almost eulualvely, a wortb. ObjectlYetutlbaYebteu
teacbers to see boW weU child-. metbod wr.treln tbe curriculum very t.rmful to clltidrea.. Si.Dce
reo are relatlDc their edueatloo coa"•• or u I.Jrruttp.Uoo of tbere are no teltbooU &Dd ao
to real-We sltaaUoDs. TbeJ .timely prob1tmt. For tll1a pur-in'mallJed SJslem&Uc nbjld: ba•• beta ror social PDA Dr. Glauer eliml•tea matter st1dled in tbe elua, bJ lbe ope11• tutbooU aiMS tbe elaN .... there 1s DOt mueb r ... tor
dl.eanloas, u we Shall rtlen.ot, krlr prteed 1111*'-testtAc. Hereeommeadaapua-
... 1n a momeat &Dd ttdsclua baeU, Dd'IPIPtr artleln, aod ..., •• no tailurt aradlDC
m..U.oc II desli;ned to dltc. material from soeb pert.octicalll 1Jitem.
mloe bow nu U..eblldrea ban u "Lll•·" &Dd "Look" map.. T"-beUef tb&t lmowltdp Ia
beeD norteated. 111M~. teotaUYe &Dd tbat tbtre are ao
Tbe t.ebtr mlllt dlt'tklp WbtD tbt ltudtlltaecumlllalts ccwtaM trltbl or at..ollta
groo1 toportlso Ill -~~~~~lllo -oo • -ul pr-lrom po..--at Amorlc:uld-
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Marilyn Jones weds
homos H. T oedter
---;.Ia kellr .. 1M ...-"' ...... piM eameWU ud rMM c-. n. lfOOIIII'I tntber, Peter
lortd -lall llptra -T_. ol llnpart, MrYtd u
1M Wit ol st. Jam•lpl-. boll -. U.Wa locl,..ed t11o
... Cbllreb OD tbe IUZ'"'' of bride'alwotMf, Brice JODes at
lllucb 10 wba Tbomu a.r., 8arnrd butnesa .ebool, ud
Totdlor -Mlao MarliJO ...,.... Ray or c-Me•.
Cra'l'tlrd JODII to be bU .U.. TIM brkle'a Dlece, Cere IJ4m.
Tba bride Ia tba ...... o( llu, &Jill -· T11111a· Buotlo,
Col. ud Mn. WlUiam W.IODM aentd u nawer glrl and rtnc
"' Lido tole. Tilt ............. bo&Hr. ..U are tbe Hermu Toe&tters A German bud played at the
cl Nnpart He!IIU. recl(llloo, wbleb was beld a1
1'ba RoY. Joba.Aaboy, CIIUrcll lbo llewport Harbor EIU Club
-· lllllled tllo ecq~lo 1D a t>llowlD& ll1o weddlag eere--lo rii>C HrTiee.JlllllDCOI· mooy. Mlas Suaan 1Jw ol Loo
,.. played A-·· c--Aoptea bad c:bar .. ot the cuest
alooc Willi a mtdlo7 ol •nl -.
-... Mn. Joaea recei'red pests
Marllya cOO. a Ooor leactb 1o a ttreet Iueth dress of pale
IID'ft ol wbJte crepe IDide lD a pint raw lilt, with matchlnr
empire styli Yltb a matcbiDC aeceuor)es a1ld W'tl.lte tid
train. The bodice wu made of ctmes. Tbe lfOOm's mother,
1aee witb lace trlmmllc tbe Mrs. Toedter, wore a belp IDac sleeves ud I:JorderlDC tbe dress of aUk aDd wool,
MRS. IRUCI! A. IIHHQUIST. (Bernie A.lde, pbotoJ
train. Gardenlu held bar' sllk Tbe Dl"'l' W:rs. Toedter grad·
JUusloo YelL Sbe earrted a aated from Newport Harbor higb
cluster of prdeolu with lemoo schOol aDd Polly Priest bus-
leans and maideD ba1r tern. lDesa college. She took further
Her sister, Mrs, Robyn BUD-studies at Orange Coa.stCol~p:
tin ot Albion, sened u matron Uld tbe University ot utah.
of hooor ln a bottle greeontret Her on hll.!lbaDd also is a
gown ln empire style. Sbe car-P'aduate of Harbor High and
rted a bouquet of pale plDk atteaded OC C before entering
cameUJas and steptanotls. LoDe Bell:h state, where he is
Cathy Stanfield weds
Sat. Bruce Binnquist
The Rev. Michael Samsvtct
of Calvary Church, Santa Aoa,
united Ln marriage ldlss Cathy
Ly~ Slaotteld and Sgt. Bruce
Allen Blnoqulst at a !k)uble
rln& ceremony at 7:30 p.m.
Saturday, March 27.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne D. stan.
tleki of Costa Mesa.. The
&room's parents are Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Bl.nneqtd" of Glen.
dora.
Miss Sta.nneld chose an ivory
wedding gown of peau de sole
with aleocon lace awllqued 00
EngUsh net. It was made with
a mod1tied s~ neckline, long
tapered sleeves and a wattea.u
tla.in of chapel length. Lace
Dowers held her elbow length
silk veil. Her bo~M~IM!t was made
of pale pink cymbidiums, steph-
anotis and baby's breath.
girl, wearing a pink embrold·
ered nylon dress. Mr. and Mrs.
Jim Willlams otlmperlal Beach
were wedding soloists, accom-
pa.nied by W. Dursteler at tbe
orpn.
A reception was held at the
cburch fellowship ball for 500
guests. The bride's cousin,
Susan Stanfield, andSileryiPut.
oam attended the guest book.
Assisting with the r eceptioo
were Mrs. William Kempf and
Misses Janet and Clndy Kempf
of West Covina and Mrs. wu.
Uam Schmitz and Mrs. Deooia
Holland of Costa Mesa.
following the r eception tbe
young co~le left for a sWnc
honeymoon In the Higtl Sierras.
Their future home will be
Chandler, Arizona, near WU-
Uams Alr Force Base, •here
·the groom Is stationed.
The new Mrs. Blnnquist grad.
uated trom Costa Mesa hlgb.
school and Orange Coast Col·
lege. Her husband studied at
Glendor a h.lgfl schoolandCUrus
Sen log u bridesmaid wu IXrW a senlor. He served in the
Mrs. Stephen Ray of Costa U. S, Navy.
Mesa. She wa.s dressed idea£. Tbe young ~le will hOney.
IDOQil 1n Guadalajara and Mu -ana.o aDd will Un Ln Newport
a.lld Guadala)l.ra, Mexico.
CoUege in Glendora. MRS. JERRY COLE of Bay
MARILYN AH D THOMAS TOEDTER
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AlaMAH OUIHH AUICMI!D TO GaiUOM API
Alrmu Dtrtt P. Qullll. -ii>C lulc tn11111r at IA"'t s'
Mr. ud Mrs. Jam.~ H. A.FB, T .... Be llu .... y..
0000 lolol Isle 0.1 .. , -.. • ... "' 1M ... . RU~ VIew RJllJ, ras re-tq1e AJr C..•ef at Cir*-
bllllnl U. S. Air Foree AFB, lod., ... n-. ....
after eompiet-u a .e.U, JDII 7 '
LEECHES FOR S A LE
At one time:, you could buy jars of keches 11 most
pharmactes. That was in the days when blccdina was
considered a cure for many ailments. And ko;;hes are
flOOd bloodktters! How lucky we are lObe Jivina in
this aF of ~adem medications, with effective-and
pleasant-treatments r or infection~ and other i llnc:ues.
Remember, reliable medica tions are important to
you-they may mea n the difference between pain
and comfort ... betw«n li re and death. So. when you
are ill, see your physic1an fi rst. Tncn come lO us for
the medicines M prescnbes.
Christensen
*1 L COAIT IIWY .. comiiA DU IIAII
omou , ...
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Isn't this
'
The bride's slster-tn-law,
Mrs. Wayne K. Stanf'leld ot
Tustin, was matron of honor,
a.ad Miss Anita Paroaklan of
Huntlngtoo Beach was maid of
honor. They wore empire style
gowns ot ivory lace and pink
cbltloo. Tbeir bcMIIM!ts were
u.sead• or olak c:u-.tk:laud
roses with baby's t.'eatb. Also
dressed 1D ptu &ad wb.fte were
bridesmaids, Misses Dorotlly
Pa.rnatfan, Ruth Ann Johnson,
Erln McKim, aDd the groom's
s1ster, Barbara BtnDQ.utst.
CLOTHING SA L E Sborea bold• ...U pocloacocl
Mrs. iamu LaFlamme, •ice bottles of pertuiDe nkb tM
president, ways and means, an-Jualor Ebtll ot Newport Bll.eb
nounces tnat Hoag Hospital Au:r-ls pronsu.c u table faYOts lor l-Ib"~!-=
tliaty wiJI OOstess a clothiog the Aprll ZS.Z4 IDilllll CODYIIl·
the way you've always
Carrying a ~t of plnk
rose petals was little 3-1/2
year old Andrea Bell, nower
sale from noon to 6 p.m. May tioo ot lbew Ca~ Federa.
13 at the conference center tioa of omea s Clubs, Junior
Proceeds wm go to the build~ membersbjp, 1D Anaheim. "Ha·
ing fund . The pubUc is in-wall, Islands ot Paradise" Ylll
vtted to share tn the contrt. be the theme. Grad~aUDgmem
butioo to the hospital. bers wtll be booored, tncludln&:
Scholorship awards made
the lollowtnc from the Joca.l
club: Mmes. stanley Chapman
Jr., Llooel Da SUva, Rtcbard
Bechtel and Richard Hochchlld.
Ttlree Orange COast College
students han won Ford Founda-
tion scholarships in nationwide
competition to bet! them com-
plete their college education.
Tbe lfant5 wm pay 60 per
cent of the students' education
for ooe year. U the students'
record merits It at the end of
a year, they will be coll!iider ed
tor renewal.
Sheila Gentry of Costa Mesa
wtu attend either Cal State
Long Beach or University of
LEGAL HOTICE
NOTICE OF PUBUC HEARING
Notice Is hereby ctno that the
PlanninC Commission of the
Clty of Newport SUch wlU
bold a pubUc bearln&: on a pro·
pol&l to ci&Dp t.be name of
"Palisades Road'' between the
Newport Freeway and Mac-
Arthld' Boulenrd to "Bristol
Street."
Notice ts bereby furtber gh·-
ell lbal Aid pobUe lieu II>& will
be bold .. lho 111tll dl1 ol ~ ·~
1971, at lho hour ol 8:00P.M.
1D tbl Cotmetl Clambers ot Ute
Newpol't Bacb City llall, a1
wbtcb Ume ud place aay and
aU pu'IODI lllterested m&J IP-
peu aod bl beard thereon.
0oa R. AdkiDP\oSeeretaty
Nnparl BMA:b City
PlallDIDr Commtutoo
Pabllab: April IS, 1971, II>
lbt llnparl -lulp.
California at Santa Crur:.
Janie Gonzales ofCostaMesa
will attend San Diego State.
where she will be a speech
major . Miss Gonzales is a
member of OCC's c.bampion-
sh.ip Forensics Team.
Sharon Rich of Fountain Val-
Ley will attend Long Beach
State. She ts also a member of
the OCC For ensics Team. She
ls married, ha s a family and
last semester had a 4.0 averan.
CL UTTER WATERCOLOR
PI CKED FOR SHOWIH G
Ja.mes Clutter, Newport
Beach artist. lla.s recetYed oo~
tltl.eattoo from the Amerlca.o
Watercolor Society that llis
petnltag, "In WemOI'}' ofJocben
RiDdt," bas been &ccepted by
the tw:J of seleettoo. TbepaLat. In' will 4lang at the NatioDal
Academy Galleries, SthAnnoe,
New York City, April 7-25 In
!be 1 04th annual uhlbltloo. This
LEGAL MOTICE l.s the llrst tlme Wr. Cluttor
NOTICE Of PUBUC HEARrNG has submitteda.neatrytnnter-color to &OJ lhOW. Notice Is her eby given that The palntlog. 24" a 18" Is
the Planning Commlssloo ot 1D cuacbe an ~118 nier
the CitY of Ne"PPrt Beach will color med.ham. n portray;
bold a. pubUc heartna on the Joclleo Rld world's drtTtnr
appllca.Uon of Newport National champion of ino at the wbee1
Bank for a Use Permit 1528 of his Lotu. 11.r .' Clutter wu
on property lOcated at 1666 ln EI.U'OPI Lut tall c2ur1ne the
MacArthur Boulevard to permit time when Rindt met Ills UP·
1. drlve·~ auto teller laclllty umely d-.tll 1D a.o oo~track
tor a oew branch of the New~ automobile aceldiDl.
port National B&nk.
Nollee 1.s beret>y !urtber &I•· BRITISH TEA TI ME
eo tba.t sa1d pubUe bearlllg will Members ol Cu.l.lbroob
be llekt oo. the 29th dayotAprll, Castle Chapter , Daupters ol
19n, at ttae bold' oJ>8:00 P.M. the Brltlsb Empire, ue pre-
In tbe Couocll Chambers of the parUtc tbetr 5tb UDal Eacllsb
Newport Beach City Hall, at tel to be bekS at tbl bome d
whlcb Ume and plaee aDJ and. Mrs. Elmer W. SebrafDIJI. 57
all persoos 1Dterested may ap~ Balboa Core•, oa TburJda)',
pe&r aDd be beu'd ther1011. AprU I!, from I &o , S p.m.
DooR. Adklnaoo, Seeretary Mra. Joba Morris, tea ebalr.
Beacb City man, bas &rf&DC'd aulblltic Brltbb tare ud pests wU1
..... It ....-_. ..... ausace ron., abortbre&d, ud .......
Proceedl from thbe'telltwtll
baDIJlt tiM Brltllb Home far tiM
Apd 1D Sierra Madre. F-
. .--l!la1 be _ ....
bJ ealllDc Mra. Morrll at 144·
GAl or Mra. Schrumpf at &'I$. noo.
IUIU SHO' IIUSIC
'he •e.et-~ tM Hewpart -"'-o.. .. "' 1M -.. --atlp .... s..
..,, Afrll l l, will -Bor.
VALET
CLEANERS
.... --.. -lillp&lllll. 'hi ... I • .....,,. a CIIU'• __ .. __
a.;1r II IRit Adtl 11 • .:..-. .... --........ nr-...,....
-wanted to live
It' a ell here welting for you.
For llnglea, young marrieds end adults
of alleges.
Now at Park Newport -h•gh on a bluff overlOOking Newport
Bay-enjoy the ultimate •n apartment-resort liv1ng
Imagine seven swimming pools. seven n1ght-I1Qhled tenn1s
courts, bicycle trails. 18:hole puttmg green . A $750.000
Spa with whirlpool, saunas. massage. condition.ng room.
Olympic pool. Graceful trees and landscaping
Subterranean perking with elevators-no carports. Even
a chic shopping plaza topped by a 60rfoot clock tower .
The apartments are smash •ng brery one has an all·el ectric
kitchen, carpeting. drapenes. pnvate pat•o or balcony
Most have bars. some have fireplaces One or two
bedrooms, plus spacious bachelors. And two· or three-
bedroom. two-story town houses. Rentals ra nge
from $175 to $450. Furnished Apartments Available
At Park Newpoi1 you're close to all the Irvine environment
Shops, restaurants, industry. the UC campus and ocean
recre1tion. We're at the intersection of Jamboree and San
Joaquin Hills Roads, just non.h of Fashion Isl and From the
S8n Diego freeway, tum off 11 MacArthur Boulevard .
Come see five stunning models decorated by Ro binson's
Open 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. daity. Other times by appointment
Or call (71•) 6«-1900 lor leuing inlormauon.
Park Apartments
in Newport Beach?
Jfi ~ ~
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MARK BEIERLI Is dhplaJIDc his scale moilel or the
ECOQO..flyte 200, wbicb be 1s DOW destp!De with tbe aJm
or putllDg 11 oo the market lbr jUst $5,000. 1t will be a
f passenger plane with a 140 b.p, pusber type englDe.
TNDRDUtiNBRED
RAC/116
IIDW!
t BIG RACES DAILY
Tues. thru Sat First
race ... Weekdays 1:45
Saturdays & Holidays 1 15.
FREE I OPEN HOUSE
Sunday, April 18.
2 Tracks ide Variety
Shows 10;45 & 2:00.
Workou ts start at 7 a.m.
Training races at 10 ...
Bus tours ol stables .
racing movtes.
NollywNd Part, lntltwood
CIHltury Blvd. at Pra1rla
Erosion cost
refund due
o Fl RE
o AUTO
o BOAT
oHOIIE
o BUSINESS
SERVICE IN YO·UR CAR!
April
Special --GOOD FOI 25% DISCOUIT
o• AllY SIZE .,.IL '71
OMLY
DRAPERY ORDER
CLEANED, FAN FOLDED and nm
(OR -BLAHICI!TS, II!DSI'RI!ADS, SLIP COVI!RS,
HOUS!HOLD ITI!MS, I!TC.)
DRIVE THR.U
-IIOUI SIIVICE .......... c ........
ERS
:20 words or len ............. .
21 wonts Jo 30 wwcl1 ..... .
31 words to Cl worcfa
Jliled 01 holdup COIDI
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UGALNOTICI
S~l!IIIGTDIE SPECIAU1
Graod p1aao oelectJoo: SteiD-
nJ, Steck, Wurllber, KtmbLll,
Be<:t.lelll, KMbe ~ Yamalla,
Wied, from $495. Used n.1. stu-
pla.oo, $395. Sue oo UMd I coo~1e aod op!Dets starUoc
College students unite ~=:-:a: liiURSOAV, APIIL I~ 1171
CDIIIZIA OIL!!!!, c:MJf .
PAST PRESII£NTS of tbe lJdo lsleWomu'1Clltt'Wtlo wwe
hooored at a. receDt m.eetln&: in tbe Lldo ctllbflol• tDetad
the following: .. ted, left tO right, Mm ... FraDt A11111D.
Kent IUtcbcock, Ralph Holden. Robert Short aDd C. E. Van-
dervort; staMloc, left to right, U.mes. Hal Dike. Amokl
·Dovey, Martin Lockney, Melvin Rich ley, Doaald Jacobi.
l.lld-llll>coc:"-
in Lewis-Gridley rites
Two 8u DlofO Slale CoUoco lllu S ... rl PMJOIJ .,.. Ill
-· bocomo llr. ud lin. c11or10 ol lbt --llllllo la a late SatWdaJ after_,.. reception, A ~ er.U. tor w-.c etrOIDOIIJ llold .,..II t11o -porly ud lauood-
1 at St. A.Ddrew'• Prelbyterlu 1&11 flmlliu wu M1d aboud
Cbt~reb. tbe PaYWol. OuteD oa ..,_
Dr. Cblrles Oiereatleld, Bay.
eblll'cb pastor, Ubltldi.D.adoullle ne bride lfldUited from
rlAc eeremoaJ MLIS Juet Sue N8't'IJOft Ratbor b1&tl KbOol
Lewis Ud JobD LesUe Gridley. ud Oraop Cout COllep.
The tlide ls the cb.upter of Wbere sbe reeet•ed bel' A.A.
Mr. aDd Mrs. Earl Allen Lwts decree ud beeame a deaQ\
of Newport Heigbts. Mr. Grid-usllt&Dt. Sbe Ia DOW atteDdlac
ley is the son of Mrs. Roger Sa oteao state u a bDme
Forde or Laguoa S.cb alld ecoaomles major. Sbe 1.1 past
tbe late Dr. J. W. Gridley. prelidlat of Epsiloa Delta.
Ml.as Lewis. ebose a poly-Tbe sroom lf"&dulted from
PJJI& gown made with bishop La.pDa Bach bteh' scbool and
lleens ud a detachable loDg OraDge Coast Collep. He at-
train. Peony Venice lace form-teoded Weatmoot College ln
ed the bodice a.ad capped the SaDta Butva and l& oow a
aleeves forming a bi&fl oeet-seolor at SaD Dieco state, maj.
llDe. The bouffant shoulder orlnc 1n English UteratlD"e and
~gtb vell ns hekllrith fresh educatloa.
dals.les aDd roses. Tbe JOUDC couple wtU Uve .ln
The maJd of boOor -.ras Miss san Dleco Yben they return
Christine Lewis, sister M the from thelr Yosemite hooey.
bride. Bridesmaids were Katby mooo.
Arnold of Newport, Usa Wash.
RI!T.IIIIS 4fTER 31 YRS. WITH WEST. ELECTRIC bon of Balboa, Barbu~ Loden RUMMAGE SALE APR . 17
wurrtd (Wtwe) Hoe. ot6408 ern Electric locations tn Or-or Costa Mesa ~ Pam Lovtc Tbe a.m.ua.I rummage sale of
W. Oeeu. Ft., Welt Newport, ange, Rh'erstde aDd San Dlegc or Newport. tbe Demoentlc Women or Or.
bU retired from W.tera El-Cow:tles. Westen Eleetrlc h Tbe hro ca.ndlell&bters were up Couoty wlll be held from
tdrlc, SoCben Ca.l1in'nla m.. the ma.nuflcturtoc a.Dd stQ~lY Miss Sharon Orona of Santa 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, *'"tlon ara. wUh more tban arm oftheoatioowtdeBellTele-Ana and Miss Kathy Jobosoo Aprll 17, 1n the parking lot
11 Jllll'l of 811"Ytee. phone oetwort. of Costa. Mesa. Miss Kim Grof1 of Hemingway Motors, 1221 w.
Mr. Roe, 80, jolDed. the com-Mr, Hoe's rettremeot plans of Costa Mesa was flower girl. First St., Sa.nta Ana, accord-'*" to tHO aod serYed as tnclude llDg around the Attending the groom as best 1Dg to Mr s. Clarence Hansen.
Mad of tbe Ultbern cnstrlct u.s. h · his e, Margaret, man was Barrett Hunt. Ushers president.
tDolcoal:rolceDterlnSant&Aoa ln 1r oew , D~ect-included Olavtd Sears of Costa Mrs. LurUneAllee,LDcba.rge
prior to b1J: retlremeat. The tng que bottles, and ~ncl-Mesa, Eugene Johnson of Chi-of the event, Is assisted by ea• .appUes toots. material, tng u with their ~ cago, Don McNealy of VanNuys limes. Hansen Louise Mount, RS H GR LEY Uld lb.tioaery to U1 West-da.ugtlte -and Mike Crouch m of Balboa. a..rw:1 Jack Vlon.' M • JO t4 L E$LIE ID • (Rtnrh Altlu pholo)
•,
MRS. ROBERT L. SHORT, left, finance chairman of Los
Relnas Aux.IUary, Assistance League of Newport Beach,
ancr·Mrs. William Ouimette, Auxlllary chairman, center,
view a tree sta.OO.lng radiant warmer, presented by the
Auxllla.ry to Hoag Hospital for use in the maternity n.rd.
Demonstrating the equipment Is Anita Kleeman, R.N. FUDd.s
for this equipment were raised at the Las Relnas AtldllarJ
annlllll benefU. (David Ross photo.)
SPEAKERS BUREAU VOLUNTEERS HEEDED
Mardan Scbool for Education-the Vohmteer SUra•, Jl5 N.
aJ Tt~enpy in Costa Mesa, a Newpcwt Bl'fd., Nt'IPPQI'l a-eh,
no1i...prof1t day school serving pbooe 64!~.
children with learning dlsa-The Volunteer Bureau malD-
btUtles from pre-school through junior high school age, tains. a roster of people whO
Deeds more volunteers LD the are wllllDe to drive patieats
speakers bureau toaquaintpar-to aDd trom treatment ceders.
ents ln the community with. the Requests are made bJ ~c
type of help available to them lpaUng agencies tor patients
at the school. Persons wishing who have oo other means of
to volunteer are asked to call _tra_nspo--:rtatloo--~·-:-::-::-::::--
LEGAL NOTICE LIGAL H011CE
I
CITY OF NEWPORT BEAC H, CALIFORNIA
NOTICE INVITING BIDS
SEALED BIDS will be receivedattheomceor the Clty Clerk.
City Hall. Newport Beach, CaWornia, until 10:30 A.M. on the
4tb day of May, 19TI, at which time they wlU be opeoed and
read, for perforrhiog work as follows:
JAMBOREE ROAD MEDIAN ISLAND PAVING
CONTRACT NO, 1345
Bids must be submitted on tbe Proposal form attached wttll
the cootract documents banished by the Public Works Depart-
ment. Tbe additional copy of the Proposal Form is to be retalbed
by the bidder tor his records.
Each bid must be accompanied by cash. certifted ebeek or
Bidder's Bood, made payable to the City of Newport S.cb,
tor u amount equal to at least 10 perceot ot tbe amow1t bid.
The title of the pro)ect and the words "SEALED BID" sblll1
be clearly marked on the ~side or the envelope containinC tbe
bid.
The Contract Documents that must be completed, executed,
and returned In the sealed bid are:
A.Propow
B. Deslpatloo of Sulx:ontractors
c. Bidder's Bood
D. Noo.eollustoo Aftldavlt
E. statement of Flnancial ResponsibWty
F. Tecboical Ability and EJ;)el'lence References
These documeots shall be a1tll:ed witb tbe sipatures ud
Utles of the persons slp.lng on behalf of tbl blddu'. Fcx-Cor·
poraUou, the slp.tures of the Presldeat or Vtee Pru:id~M
IJid Seer-Y or A.ulstanl Seorelary ore roqodrtd ud lila Cor-
porlllo Seal Shall bulllad lo alldoclUDODUtoqodrillc olp-L
lD t11o cuo o!aPartaorslllp, theslplureollllleUt-_.t
pariDot Is required.
No bids will be accepted from a Coatractor no bu DOt .._
Ucouod ID ac-e wllll the proriolouoiCb&i*r I, ~
m of tbe BuslDeu IJJ.1 Protessloal' Code. Tbt eo.tractor
llllaliJiote IWillce ... ,...bot udclullli..-IDIIIa ~
Pluo ud Coalract Documoola, IDcludllc Spoc:lol --
m&J be -Ill the N>Uc Wa<l<s ~ CIIJ BaD,
Nnpo<t Boach, Calli>l-111&, Ill• coot lo ll--L A
ooa-r-te cbor10 ol $1.00 will be roqolrod lllr -toOl ol
PlaDI and Coatra.ct Doeumeats laned lo otlilelra. It a. ret It It
tblllllla PluoudC-Documoollber ... lodwltiiiDI-
afte< lila bid opeaiDc.
Tho CIIJ hu adn!ltod the sto!!datd ~ lllr Hill<
WO<I<s ~-(19'10 Edltloa IJid --·) u proporod
b)' theSOulllorncaut>rntoCb&l)lonoflbiAmer-Pallllc wano
A .. oelltk)n ud the A1FC\at.d Gdlral CGiitnatahotta•kL
Cbptel may be-.,_ BalldiJIC Non, ..... -ONr-
An., Loo ADploo, Calli. 100M, (IU) 1?0-11'11.
TIM CIIJ hu adn!ltod !laDIIard Spoelal_ud, tr(
Dra"'-Coplo of -ore a"""'lo Ill lllo Pallllc -~ Ill t cool oiP.OO pot 1!11-
ID ..-. willa 1b1--ol ArUclo I, t'alllln l,
Part T ollllo C&IUonla ~Code~ IT'IO ol->, ..
CIIJ e-ll Gl t11o Cit}' Gl Nnpo<t -IIU Ut & I I , ..
-"' JIH'IIIIII rote ol par dloal -10 .,. _.,II
-lllo -t IIIIo bo po<lllrmod lllr-c:rol, dow'S 1'£&,
ar 'tJpeolww .... arJDedn•..-..tD ...... 4M udllue&l ___ lsiR-•IIo-... ......
lloJ 11, lilt, A-"'-.--121-.... ..
G1 .. Cll:r C1otrL All parliN ID tllo ---lit po-IIJ all --Gl t11o ~ ~ Codl r I =• ,._
ftlllll--~-I T'I0-1 '111 WI I <). em OP li&WPOIIT IK&CII, CAIDWIIU
IAlft 14.,... CIIJ Clift
,.... AarU 11, 1m. 1a 11111 wca,.t ......, 'rl• ..
The. old Crocker Bank
in Corona del Mar
will be the new Crocker Bank
in Newport Beach on April19.
Crocker Bank
\\"p're mn,·ing our Corona dt•l )far
Office fmm :.!~.l!l E:lst loalit lfiJ.rh,,·ay
into hanrl:;nm(' !H'W quartN~
conn·nientJ.,· kw;~teri at ll:!t) :\t'WJ~)l1
C't>HIC'I. Orin' in ~t,W lX\rt B{"n<·h.
Tu tell'hr:tlt' 1 he nw\ t' wt.."lt hi' hn\'in.R"
:~n Opt'n l hlliSt•nn ::\[,,nrl;ly, A pril 1!l.
T lwre'JJ he a litth• s.onwthJil g -~t J[ift
.11Hi refn•shnwntli -in it fur ('\'f'I',YM1('.
You m :1~ t'H'Il Will a l'lt't·k rarl io m·
Pol r~roirl canWI':l: \\'h.\· not plan to :;;top
by :\lonri.1.v '.' .-\n.\· timC' f1·om 10 H.nl.
to 6 p.m. B nn~ yom· fnmil~-;mrl .'·ou r
nt>ighbo1·s. too. You'\1 find nmplc
free parklll!l on tht• pt·l•m is('s..
Our m::tn:tj.!('l", TnM Yunrlt, :Uld his
st:\ff will weknnw you nnrl \)('ha ppy to
help with an~ (lf Yfl\11' hankmj.! n('{'ds.
Ther·e's ('\'Cry ho\ll ktn~ !'••J'\'t<'<' het-e for
you. ,\·our fa mil.'· and .\'uur hn~ines.s.
\\'t>'\'e sen ·t>ct &,.,uth.,•rn C':tllfon li:t
s mce 1<:":90. :\'(1\\ \\'t · look fnnntnt tn
sen ·ing you at tht> tW\\ :'\\'''·pot1
Ct>nter Office. As h;n·•· ,..!l man' otlw1·:o.
we think .\'OU lOti wJ!\!inrl Crn(.kC'I'
a good place In rlo hu ... tll!':'-s. \\"i th
assets of$.", bli\uJn. ,,e·r·· ;! I !I I! hank.
But our bigf(est :tS!'('\ t.s i>t'l'\ tn•.
And that's a bi!Z
something for
evet'yone.
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NEWPORT-MESA
SPORTS SCENE
WnN ·VIC O,ALIK no-.-'"'-no-au .........
•--·-.. -... tllehlded 6'5" __ ... -•JorUrJOotr--, .... !lob._-.. or-
--upCoaJ _,-.Aol&UutM no 111 .. _. ... ..,. ..... 1oca1 ... -. boT• .. ,..
.Geld t.m1 oompetla& b:ldl7, otblr team were ..-n more AfrU U, ban E.tucia at Loa pbyllcal so u Mtml tblt tM
Altmttot Ud Co.ta. Mea at boJI are eHUac bt&IV .....,. c.._ del Mar lfl lntno leo-roor. Tile o111er au..Joar-0111
... ..._-•bllo Newport oolo<:tlou tllehlded 6'6-1/1"
Harbor 1s at Welf:ero in a .. art Fltmer from tbt su.
SIIUit lap feature. Oteco team, wbo was Toted tbe
Tile juolor hllh tract looms IIVP of 111e -tes. A1ao Rllo-
swlD.c 1Dto tbel.r 2ad week of des, IJ'5", from San oteco,
compet1tioD With E~lp at Te· 6'4"' Everett Wll.Uams aDd IS'S"
WiDtle, Rea at Dwyer, LlDcoln Tim R1ddle from SJCI.DlOn
at Gisler aad Kaiser at DI.Yls; Raocb. 6'4'' Mark C~ra of
all mMts today are scbeduled Kansas City, 6'6" Edctle Bur-
. -
for l:SO startiar'tlmes. too trom Las Vegas and 6'4"' M • E le f"
Tbe TeWlntle A tract sqtad Toay Moran of SanDieconlCA esa WinS ag s le tool 1st place tn Its d!Yiston at •ere also oo the world series r
the Lynwood relays last wet so tournament team. Los ALamitos beld on to Its Costa Mesa shut out Ed.18oo
should proYide tbe Ensf.&n Sea Californ1a teams ap.lu dom-one pme lead in the Irvine 4.-0 with the be_,. ot a Z-rtm
Bees witb some stilt competi-loated tbe lleld with Sycamore league by defeating the Corona Sampsoo borne run. Tbe Mus-
Uoo lD their dual meet. Rucb., Swango's Oranlt'! Couo-del Mar baseballers Tuesday tugs are lD 7th place at 2-4.,
Tbe high school ba.set&U ty, San Diego YMCA, Haw-6 to Z. The Sea Kings, now a.od the Eagles are Ued for 5lb
scb.edule has Friday games with thorne, City of Sa.n Diego and Ued at 3-Z with Fountain Valley, with Magoolla. a Z-3.
Esta.ncla at CorOlla del Mar, San Pedro all in the quarter-were hekl to 4 hits by pitcher In the Sunsetleacue tbeN'ew-
HORACE ENSIGN C -.ttJoU team, -•bod bJ DoODY
Jacobooo, -ZDd tn tbe 19?1 Newport.,Mooa toarua-mtot tO tbe ehlmpiOGShlp Rea team. Studoc. left to
rtlllt: lll&rO Roy, Gor-Adams, Seolt Lobmu, Sao Vac-
c:tro, Paul O'Sbea, ecac.b JaeobiOD, PaW SI.YUt)', Joo
Ntlblt, XeYiD Uyesuct aDd Mart Luarro. Froat row, Jim
_Hc:dhDu, Dan Foreban. steve Smith, Tom Buaeu, Mark
Fedueia, Mark Buklcb, Perry Palmer, and Dour Patton.
(Vtc ()poleO -.}
Costa Mesa at Santa Ana Valley fina.ls. With ZO teams In tbe Jim Fo.1. port Harbor Sailors .;ere edged All t ' 0 k d f
and HarbOr al Santa Ana. large touroey, lhe 5th place Santa Ana Valley stayed In by Western 2-1 behlad tbe • s ars PIC e or game
tlnish by the local c lub was 2nd spot at 4-2 by eking out b.it pitching of GregLaMeoclola.
1'he NaUonal Boys Basketball quite a teat. The Swango ros-a 5-4 victory over Magnolia. Anaheim posted a 1-0 win Tbe Kiwanis Club of Costa
world series in Pboenb: last ter lochxled one 9th grader, Estancia aDd Fountain Valley over Santa Ana to stay at the Mesa, sponsors of the Orange
week M.d anaUCaWorniatinals while Sycamore's team that battled foe. 8 Innings but ended top of the league wtlb a 4-1 Cowaty prep all-star ba.sketball
with Sycamore Ranch of Wood-eliminated us in the semi's in a 5-5 deadlock. The Eagles record. Loara. 6-3 winDer over game, aod the South coach, Jim
laod Hills and the City of San had a lone 8th grader and the scored 4 in the 5th Inning aOO Westminster, Is tied for 2nd Stephens of Marina high school,
Diego team clashing. Both r emaining boys were aU In the one in the top of the 7th !or with Western at 3-Z. Harbor is anoouoce the selection or the
teams were In the finals last 9th grade. a 5-3 lead, but Founta.ln Valley in a triple tie for 5th with foUowtng 25 nominees for the
year, wtthSycamorewlnDingthe Tbe Northridge Athletic Cl ub, pushed across 2 runs in the Westminster and Huntlngtoo South team:
1970 series, but San Diego a-wtlose team won the senior bottom ol the 7th to tie It up. Beach at 2-3. Bolsa G~aode.-La.nce Ellis;
:~: ~!:r~~~~~:~; ~~:~:n~L:?O:t::to:~; RACQUET CLUB EXPANDS :1?~~c:~t~E~·~:s~ team. bowed to the Watts Magicians Costa Mesa--Chuck Bridges;
The Orange County ..Swango from Los Angeles. Northridge coach, EmU Neeme.
Athletic Specialties team took fielded an all 8th grade team Corona del Mar wUJ have the which is the tennis arm of the Edlson~-Bill Thomson;
the 5th spot ln the 20 lt!am and went ~ agalnst a predom-largest private tennis f.aciUty Balboa Bay Club, will bue 1 '1 coach, Dace MOhs.
Huntington Beacn •• wes
Thomas; coach, Elmer Combs.
La Quinta--Jeff St. Clalr;
coach, B111 Reynolds.
Marlna-~Ktw Baird, B111
McGuire, JeH Butt, Andy
Thurm; coach, Jim Stephens.
Newport Harbor--John Ku-
mer, Ta.ru Young; coach, Dale
Hagey .
Pacifica. --Jerry Maras;
coach, Bob Burns.
San Clemente--Steve Kola.ta.
Craig Anderson; coach, Jobn
Baker.
Santa Ana Valley-..Jlm
~EII'OIIT HA111011 Elllii'A !J~ SEC110~--I'IJ! I
ntUIIIDAY, APIIL 15, 1!11
C:OROft~ on~!!, tAU f .
PickeHork faces 1st lest
4 -.IJ-IIollll -roelor Boot -. -. llool ... __ .,,.._RooJ-o-campo~p oat oolrlDJOoAFU
........ '"Pl*lforll: DOM" 1'7 •tlopel ct.miJKIID.poiatl
-· 111111 ww campolp lor ..... ... "' ...... llolcb bot attc-J etwmp••q, boaora aa.o 18 tbl tem•tntq ~ ...
,......,. April 17 Ia tile lrd toward u. s. IJid world title
"""•I ...... llolcb-EIIOift!ldl .._, oo -tile EUI &lid
-• -orbool clu-Woot Couto, tocludlal Jwr'• ate, &CCCII'dlal to owner.drlnr HtGIIIIIS)' Grud PrU out ot ;:.~ F-of Newport Pt. PIOOAIII, N. J., IJid Auc-
Tbe' eratt, bud.coostructed Wit's Loag Beach HtODeiiJ Cit>
ol wood and COJered by an at.. race.
amloum lbeatb, ts OClly tbe 3rd Tbe craft lB de.tped to rkte
of Its type produced by Mr. over the seas,oo a columa of
Joaes lA his Costa Mesa. custom air eompresHd between twin
-elielldiD& put ... nceboat-bulldlDg sbop. He says oose of the boat.
U Is u-etlcaUy CIJ)Oble of Rldlac wtth Mr. Fortney tn
lllOeds .,.,_. 100 m.l).b. tn the cocOplt of tbe 35-lool ZJWe aeu u treacberous as 6 teet .or cr•tar. Power wtU be sl4)-wtll be hl5loa.I-Ume&Jde, mu-
pUed bJ twin SOO-horsepower ter meebulc DanDy Oates, IDd
MerCruiaer starodrlns. anotber Newpcxi s.,eb sporta-
11 r~-sz ld man, Peter Rotb8clllld, 1F1DDer r . uu ... y, .. year .a of tbe POPBRA cwerall cbamp-
presldeat ol Topmost Foods lollahlp the Jut 1 yeara but lD
Co, of Coeta Mesa, anoounced retiremeat for at ._. 1970-71
throuch cdDclals of tbe IPOD-u a drlYer La hia an rtgbt. 80rlnc Pacltlc otlsbore Power
6th&FINAL
WEEK
EXCLUSIVE SHOWIIII
i\,~mgsa
tournament and post£>1 " big inantly 9th grade all-star ag~ in the western United States courts, 10 of them Ugbted. Wir-Esta.ncla--Ga r y 0 r gill;
76-49 win over the Newport, gregation that drew from Watts, when the newly expanded BBC lng Is being installed tbrough-coacb, Gary Carr.
Rhode Island, Boys Club. New-109th Street, South West Boys Racquet Club at 1600 E. Coast out so that all playing surfaces Foothill--Ray Schultz; coach,
port won the Rhode Island state club aod the Hawatia.n Gardens !-fwy. opens with a dedication can be equipped for night play Hank Hummell.
Keyes, Kermit Olson, eoach,
John Kubas. ~~~;~~~~;~~~~~~~~~===~ Santiago--Dave Diu, Rocky
Ba!o; coach, Ron Heusser.
cha.mpionship to qualify for the basketball territories. ceremony on Friday, AprU 23. at a later date. Fountain Valley--George
Phoeni.l based world series. Highlights of the wor ld series Prominent tennis figures Starting in 1949 with 2 courts Gerber; coach , Dave Brown.
Tustin--Paul Zyskowski, Don
Swaim; coach, George Trotter.
Our Orange County entry went loclucled the breakfast llosted from all over So ut hern CaW-at the Bay Club site, 1221 W. CArden Grove--Dan Bell;
aU the way to tne quarter-by the Pboenb: JCs. Hot Rod ornia will attend the affair, Coast Hwy., the club became coach Chalmer Cartwright.
finals before being eliminated Huntley and Dr. Ernie Van-whi ch begins at noon with a the center of Orange County
by the defending 19'10 champ-deweghe were the guest speak-cocktail party and luncheon and tennis by hosting prestigious
The North-South game wtll
be played June 1 at Orange
Coast College.
io ns, 70-59. ers. Dr. Vandewegfle ls the concludes with an all-star ten -amateur and professlooa.l Ensenada
Elwood Hansen and Steve international boys basketball nJs exhibition. matches in the area. The club
Lasser e, who were members of director and Mr. HunUey Is the The expansion project in-acquired the 6-court lrviDe deadline near
the Rea 8th grade team, both ex-La.ker who starred at West eludes a new center court with Coast Racquet Club in 196'1. This Sa.turday, April 17, is ditlonally view the start of the
saw action as member s of the Virginia and served as Chick observation terrace and bleach-A gradual expansion of tac'll-the closing date for entries spectacular from the bluffs
Swango team in the world ser-Hearn's side-kick on the Wer er seating, 6 other champion-ities was begun. leading to the for the Newport to Ensenada overlooking the Newport Harbor
tes games, competing against TV and radio broadcasts. ship courts, a new entrance otf present program. international yacbt race, set to entrance.
predominantly 9th grader s. TV and radio broadcasts. Hot Newport Center Drive, an ex-Three well-known tennis start at high noon May 6 otf George Yule, race cnatrma.n. r----------""'1 ~od is presently employed by paDded all.weather parking lot, authorities s14)ervise BBC Rae-the Newport Ha.rtor Jetty, ac-stated that entry form s are
the Phoeni..l Suns aDd provides a gatehouse structure aod re-quet Club activiUes. They are cording to Ed Carpenter, pres-ava ilable at most yacht c lubs
HE lUXURIOUS the color for their TV am surfacing of all e.tlstingcourts. professional Hugh Stewart, hoi-ldent ol Newport Ocean Salting for tbe upcoming event, wbich NEW IALIOA radio coverage. Upon completion the Club, der of 18 United states natloaal Association_ the spoosorlng welcomes owners and chart-
Your Ensign sports st:a.ffpro-tennis titles and a. Wlmbleton croup. erers of yachts of a crutslng
THEATRE Yfded bactgrOWld color for the l!GAL HOTtCI player 6 Urnes; Racqaet Club Geaeral Race Ctatrman Jotm type witb a ...,.,,._ .watar-
-touroey by taking over the ::w--------------manager Tom nles, '\product Payne predicts a oew r ecord llne length of 20 feet or an
• OP'fHS HIGHTLY ,,_.5
HOW -ENDS APR. 20
·\eadem v award
nominatio n
fo r bes t a c trf!.SS.'
CARRIE SNODGRASS
'·GREAT MOVIE MAKING!"
··Actress on her way
to an Oscar!"
dlar3r of a mad
hou-w"•
J ··::~~• ~·'""'t t,,.,..
r1cr'!ard benJamin
!rank langella
came snodgress
noundng cb.ores for all the NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARIN G of the Long Beacb tennis sys-of entries for this year's 24th overall length of 24 feet and
!'.:::'EI~W~e~had a lot of help NOTICE [$ HEREBY GIVEN tem and a top-flight lllgbschool running of the west coast etas-which meet certain equipment
(l' Hansen, •ho re-that the City Counci l of the and collegiateplayer;a.nd.tenn.is sic, whichannuallyattractswell and safety standards. Owners
lieved us on the mike and Ron City of Newport Bea ch wtu director Glenn Turnbull, who over one ha.U thousand sailing or ctw'terers must be mem-
Shadowan assisted wtth the sta-hold a public hearing regard-recently came to the BBC after craft and claims the title of bets (oot awlicants) of a r ec-
tistics. Our Phoeni.l contrib-lng Ordina.nce No. 1383, being, holding the same position at the the world's largest annual in-ognized yacht club.
Ustics. Our Plloenh: contrfbu-AN ORDINANCE Of THE CITY Newport Beach Tennis Cluband ternationaJ yacht race. Yacht F 0 d plan
book sale
Uons included the announcin g OF ~EWPORT BEACH RE-the Old Ranch Country Club. watchers by. the thousands tr~-r1en s
of the Arizona state men's ZONI.N G PROPERTY AND _
championship game between AMEN DIN G ~ISTRJC T . MAP ---lECAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE
Tempe and Tucson. Dennis NO. 14, Pianmng Commtssion
Hamilton, another e.t-Laker is Amendment No. 286, amending CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH, CALIFORNIA
a member of the Tempe t~m a por tion 0( said map fro m a NOTICE INVITING BIDS
that finished 2nd to Tucson in C -1 District to an R-2 District, SEALED Btm will be r eceived at theotflceof the City Clerk,
the state wide tournament. Lot 6, Block 9, Section 1, Bal-City Hall, Newport Beach, CaUfornia, until 10:00 A.M. on tbe
Possibtlities o!Orange Coun-boa Island Tract, located at 510 4th day of May, 1971, at which Ume they will be opened and
ty andparticulartytheNewport-South Bayfront on t11e north-read, for performing work as follows :
Mesa area b.osting a Labor Day west corner of South Bayfront JAMBOREE ROAD MEDIAN ISLAND IRRIGATION SYSTE M
tournament were discussed at and Opal Avenue. CONTRACT NO. 1344
the National Boys Basketball NOTICE IS HER EBY FUR-Bids must be submitted on the Proposal form attached wtth
board of director s meeting. ~H ER GIVEN _that the said pub-the contract documents turnisned by the PubUc Works Depart-! 'lualllfi<:ati'ons for the hosting lie hearing wtll be held on the ment. The addlUona.l copy ol tbeProposal Form Is to be retained
are bei.ng re-a.llgned. 26th da y of April, 1971, at the by the bidder for his records.
'lour or 7:30 P.M. In the Coun-Each bid must be accompanied by cash certlf1ed check or
ell Chamber s of the City Hall Bidder's Bond made payable to tbe c ui ol Newport Beach
of the Cily or Newport Beach, tor an amounl equal to at least 10 percent ot the amount bid' LEGAL NOTICE
OF PUBUC HEARING CaUfornia, al which time a.nd The title of tbe project and tbe words "SEALED BID" s:tWi
Notice is hereby ginn that place any and all persoos in-be clearly marked on the outside of the eaveklpe conta1111ng the
the Planning Commlssioo of the terested may appear and be bid.
City or Newport Beach will hold hear d thereon. The Contract Documents that must be compllted u:ecutad,
a public hearing on the appU-Laura La.g1os and returned 1n tbe sealed bid are: '
cation of Edwards Theatres City Clerk A. Proposal
Circuit, Inc. for a Use Permit Cit y or Newport Beach B. Destp&Uon of Subcontractors
No. 152'1 on property located Publish: Aprlll5, 19'11, In c. Bidder's Bond
"Books are trlends" Is the
theme for the 12th anntW book
sale, to be held by the Newport
Beach Friends of the Ubtat)'
May 'I and 8 at the Isla.l:id
House, Fashion lslaDd, begin-
ning at 10 a.m.
Mrs. Peter Dobbs, chairman
of the boot sale, suaests that
library patrons share their
twice-read personal boots, re-
cordings, and s;H!Cia.l map..
zines of value. All proceeds: are
designated for the Newport
Beach libraries.
Assisting Mrs. Dobbs oo the
comm.Jttee are Mmes. Bert Cof-
fey, Job.n Hensley, otto Christ-
ensen, G. Knox CoDYerse, Wal-
ter White, ll B. Ben)amln, and
many other volUDteer1.
'I" !HI Ml~BO~ (o<;ln '"1 ~1
EVE SHOW STARTS 7 PM
CONTINUOUS SHOW
SAT AND SUN FROM 2
BARGAIN MATINEE
EVERY WED 1 PM
"****HIGHEST RATING!"
_.,.. .• -"•"'· H. f. O..~·Noro
.'l')i$ttL1!·~ .. -·.,.
AIRPORT
ALSOTHISGREATHIT
ROCK HUDSON JUUE Af'/DREWS
"DARLING llll" (G)
"A VERY FUNNY, VERY
INTELLIGENT, VERY AFFECTING MOVIE!
It is a sane, logical, hilarious projection
of t he rage most of us have been able
to conta in-at least until now!"
,""~--VU'ictNT C..VOIY. N.Y. TIMU .Q. nr 21M~ Centur~.fox Pruents ~~.!8
JULES FEIHEII'S
.. , -~.-; ··-. " at 300 Newport Center Drive the Newpor t Harbor Ensign. o. Non-collusion Aftldutt
to permit a 500 seat addition E. Statement of FlDaDctaJ Re!lpOOstbWty NAiiD'iFc'5R7ACAi' ALSO PLAYING to the uisting 1252 seat Ed-F. TechDJ.cal Ability and EJPWleoce Rlfereoces
wards Newport Cinema. L!GAL HOTICI_ Tbese dOcuments shall be aftlud wtth tbe llpa.tures and
SHE CAME TO Notice is hereby further glv~ titles ot the perSOOJ llplnr 011 behalf of tbl: ~er. For Cor-
SIT W ITH BA ·~B'IIylll; .. ~'·,..,; that said public hearlng wtU NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARlNG poratioos, tbe sipatures ollbt Pruldeat or-Vice Prtsldeol:
AND w•NT,. held on the Z9th da.yof April, Notice Is hereby dYeD that IJid Seeretary or Aaatltut Seeret&ryare required and the Cor-
WITH DADDY! 19n, at the hour ol 8:00P.M. the Plannlng Commission of the ;x>rate SelllSbi.UbedludtoalldocumeuUAqlllr1nc llpatures.
In lbe Coanc:U Chambers of the City of Newport Beacb •111 111 tbl cue ot aPa.rtoersblp, tbe llptureot at least ooe poeral
Beach City Hal~ at hold a pubUc hearing on the pa.rtaer Ls required
Ume u.:t place any and application or Meyerbof"s for a No bids "Will be ~ccapWd ftom a. CoDtndor W'bo tas not bee
perSCXLS t.nterested may ap. Use Permit No. 1529 on pr~ liceued 1D accordaDc:e W'itb u. proftJ;IoalofCblpter g Dtrlsioll.
and be heard tbereon. ertly 1ocated at 1132 lniDe m of tbe Bnstness &Dd Protei...,_, Code. Tbe dootraetor
Doo R. Adkinson, Secretary Arenue (WestcUffPiua)toper. sba.U state b1s UCGM a.btr aade)eeettL:et&oatntbe Propolll.
N~rt Beach City mit the sale ol alcoholic bet. Pl&u a.ad Coatra.ct Droe....,• lDc:a.dlarlpeelal Pr091.11oa.a,
PLlDDJ.D&: Commission eragts (beer and .,.Loe ocly) may be otta'Md at tbe Pelle Woru o.putmeDt, City Ha.U
PUbllsb: Apr1115, 1971, 1n J.n coojuncUoo W'lth a combita-Nnport Beach, C&Uiorlda, a.t ao co.t to uceu.dc:odnetors. A ~==========~tb;;;:t~N~ewport:::~llar:bO:r~E~ns=IIJI:.· Uoo deUeateueD/restauraat ooa.-reflmdable clup of $1.00 wW be rtQidred U taeb Nt of located wtthlo 200 feet of a PIIU ud Coacn.et Docum-. luued to otblrl. It 1a r_..,lttd
residential district. u.t tbe PlaaludCoatnetllocame&UberlltW'DidwtthiD z ,..u
S OUTH CORST Notice 1s hereby turtller elY-liter tile bld CJPH1DC.
on lhat said pabllc boar In£ wtU The CltJ' bu ......... tile Staodor4 tipoctllc:aitollll lor PomUc
be bold on the 29th dafo!A!Irll, Wotu ~Uoo (1t70Edl-&lld IIIA>-)u proparod
1971 , al tbe ,_ of 8:00P.M. bf tbeSnulbern~~aolllloAmtrkuPul>U. Woru
tn tho CoiiDCII C-bora ollllo -lltldo&lld tile AI---c.ndorooiAmorlea.
No-rt Beach City Hall, at Coploo mor be '"*IMI-llllldlllr-.,tae .. M5 Ootrlud IICIIIIIJ\nD POl 5
ACADIMY AWAIDS
"'M•AOS0 H'
lleliiS wllerllthlr
1111-war fills e~~~r·
-nn.Ms f I
,which ttme ud place a..ay IDd An., Lot Allclilt, Calif. *M. (Ill) 110-11?1.
all .,.. .... tnlerooted m&fiP· The CIIJ bu adcil>lod-tipoclll--. ... -d
poor IJid be heard thorooo. Dnwtap. CGploo of -on an11at>lo at 111o Publle Woru
Doo R. Adl<l ... , S.Crotary lloparWool at a -of p,oo.,.. 0111._ ·
Newport Btacb City 1D ..---111o -'*-of Article I, C ....... 1, • ........, c ..... ..-Part 7 oftllo CoiUonla ~Coda Oloctt · 1'170 ot ~,..
PlbiUO: April 15, lt71, 1D CIIJ c-u of IOo Cltr al lloopori-liU-IOo
tile Hnport --... _. ....,.uJoc n1o II ,_ --1D llloloMIIIJ'Ia _,.._ ..... ,..,. u·•-cnll,•loa,.........,
LEARN TO
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ORANGE COAST
CALL 142-tlto y bf&U~ 10111ar--
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NEIPORTill~R pti(Jj
FIRST SECn(Jj--,._ 7
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Glenoak Hills is an exclusive
residential community within Rancho
California containing avocado and
citrus groves. miles of bridle trails,
modern clubhouse and stables, and
private tennis courts. Up to 10-acrc
residential estates are available.
Prices start at Slb,900.Terms include
10% or 20% down, optional prepaid
interest and othe r tax and leverage
benefits.
. Rancho California. a Kaiser Aetna
Company, is 95,000 acres of rolling
countryside between Los Angeles and
San Diego. Over S20-million has
already been invested in improvements.
Coldwell. Banker is the exclusive sales
agent for Rancho Ca lifornia.
For information . call or write:
Coldwell, Banker & Co.
Altention : Chester Salisbury 11
4320 Campus Drive. Dept. N ·
Newport Beach . Ca lifornia 92bb0
714 /540-8620
Pete /Jarrell .Real£,
prw~m4
UNI9UE IAC:HELOR HOMJ
FUN 2 bedroom. den home in beach area for
the person who wants to enjoy the pleasures
of tue. $29,500.
IIG YALUE-IIG HOUSE & LOT
IDEAL FOR active family. 5 Bedroom &: fam-
ily room &: cli.Dinc room. Room '" pool, cars,
or boats. Plus outdoor recreation. $&5,000.
SPEC:IAUZAnON
EXCELLENT BA YCREST location. Large
pool. elegant new kitchen, 3 spacious bed4
rooms, dining room and den/office. Com-
plete security sysetm. $89,500.
WEST CUFF
V ACANI' • convenient to schools, parks &
shops. 3 Bedrooms. family room, 2 baths.
teady to move in. $46,500.
Office Open S.turdoya I SunUya -~PETE BARRm REALTY
' 1605 W•ldiH Dr., N.l. ~ 642-5200
TY • TOP VALUES
Set: them today _ on television • in our
corona de \ Mar office.
~KLDYELY HOE e
e C:Jo.'ie to beach or pool e 1-3 & 4 Bedrooms e Under $40.000
Come see lhem or phone -
···~~·~ B • .&L .8TAT.
11111/DIIHTIAL AHD BUIIHBSS I'ROI'BRTIBS
·-I'OR llfTI!RIISTIID, I'I!OI'BSIIOHAL
COIISIDiaATIOH Sllll
~I RIM. IITATI
2111 1. C..• Mwr. c.-o 411 -
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',1\UIISOAY, APBIL I~ 1971
COIIIIIA DfL M·AR, eAC!f. .......... ~ .•••
•• II hlaa. CeJfe ...
A little more room
• • • arouod tbe edges at this cozy 2 bedroom and
•
"ottlee at home," 2 bath bome oo a parttcula.r
Polo.sett1.1 corner in Corooa del Mar. Beams, strlk-
lng fireplace and oceans ot storage add to the charm.
I?DOIT tor another unit.
$41,500
UNIVERSITY REALTY
!DOt E. COAST HWY. CORONA DEL hiAR,I7:1-ISIO
oflnJa 3J£
Prestige
Waterfront Homes
CUSTOM 4 TO 7 IEDIIOOM -~ P-$1U.OOO TO .-.aoo
PUIINIIHID AHO UNPUitt;IIHID
ALSO
"liME IUILDING LOTS
P-P-5.000 TO $175.000
BILL GRUNDY, .Realtor
.uo.-o...-a.N.I. ~
•••••••••••••••••••
ONE OF OUR .
Beautiful Custom Homes
With Pter and Float to the Coves
120 feet on the water
4. Bedrooms-3 Baths
~
R
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MACNAI··-
A new, exciting Bayfront residential
development to Newport Harbor. Lots
50' x 100' from $121,000. Pter and
slip privileges. Fee simple. 25 year
loans, from $44,014 tiown.
Construction ts commencing on 4
strlktng Bayfront homes by leadtng
architects. From $226,350 with down
payments from $37,300.
We are thrtlled to offer thts abso-
lutely unrepealable Bayfront opportun-
Ity close to the Harbor entrance.
Let us show you our moc)el and take
you to the site.
MAC:NAI ·IRVINE
675-3210 642-8235
1010 l•yslde Drive 901 Dover Drive N_..,_h
BAYCREST
CUSTOM BUILT HOME
E on desirable quiet street A
L
T.
0
R
8
• THREE BEDROOMS
o THREE BATHS
o LARGE KITCHEN
• DINING ROOM
• FAMILY ROOM WHICH CAN BECOH ·
CONVERTED TO JACK & JILL
BEDROOMS.
o EXTRA ROOM OFF GARAGE
(CAN BE USED FOR WORKROOM,
HOBBY ROOM OR STORAGE)
A .. MUST Sl!E! TO APPRECIATE" PRO PE!RTY I
CoRBIN-MARTINJl
7662 .
RETIRED OR
NEWLYW~DS
CHARMING 2 BEDROOM HOM E, DUIAC ULATE
CONDITION, WITH TERRACED GARDEN PATIO ON
R-2 LOT IN CORON A DEL MAR. OOUBLE GARAGE
STRESSED FOR APARTMENT ADO-ON .
$38,750
• • • •
OPEN 1-5 SUNDAY
1106 ,GOLDENROD
HARBOR VIEW HILLS
LOVELY VIEW HOME WITH POOL AND SEPARATE
PATIO, 3 BEDROOMS, FAMILY ROOM AND OINJNG
ARE A.
LARGE BEAtn'lFULLY LANDSC APE D LOT.
ROY R. McCARDLE
REALTOR
. ~7729
UriO NEwPORT BLVD. COSTA ME:SA
COROllA DEL MAR
NEW LISTING
CORNER DUPLEX
fJoUR..'\15HEO • T110 1-lxlrm
unit~. dmina: uea. tit?placo-
r.s. ! unil vacanl for 1mm~.
Ol."CUp&/)(')" •. ~SKING $40,::.00
*********** WE SALUTE
* BAYSHORES *
.PRIVATI: Bf::AL"H . Ltr w·
~-l'flrl"lf'r lo1 -\lODER."\
4 bdrm I bJ,rh. t'XIJ"a li "·
ltv1ng t"Oolm. rl1m n:;: room.
V AC,\~T. rR J~ED <tl
1:1 1.9."~.
"C" THOMAS
Realtor
274 w. Cour H"·.v NS..ii.'7
Nel\·pon Beach. I!V" ~1
Curl Dosh
REALTOR
jU:I-6~72 •••·673-lUI
W. COAS HWY.
THE ORANGE COUNTY FAIR HOUSING COUNCIL
AND
FAIR HOUSING WEEK · APRIL19 TO APRIL 25
REALTORS EVERYWHERE are cognizant that
equal rights in land acquisition and use are funda-
mental t o American freedom and the opportunity
for lUe, liberty and the pursuit of happiness.
• • • Public policy and the Civil Rights Laws demand
and dictate equal opportunity in houstng. This
Board of Realtors, the California Real Estate
Association, and the National Association of Real
Estate Boards believe housing should be offered
equally to all without regard to race or color or
national origin.
• • •
square apartments
ANNOUNCES THE AVAILABILITY OF
To implement this belief, this organization has
adopted the Realtor's Code of Practice into our
By-Laws, pledgtng ourselves as individuals and as
a group to serve ALL on an EQUAL and NON-
DISCRIMINATORY basis.
TWO AND THREE BEDROOM UNITS FOR
ADULTS DESIRING TO LIVE AMIDST BEAUTY
BY THE SEA IN THE PRESTIGIOUS WESTCLIFF
AREA OF NEWPORT BEACH ........ FROM $230
For Information telephone Mr. Robert M. Buckley,
Manager at (714) &45-0252 or write to The
Office Of The Manager, Mariner Square
Apartments, 1244 Irvine AYenue,
Newport Beach, California
121414
• • •
Further, our Equal Rights Committee was
formed several years ago for the distinct pur-
pose of aldtng those who feel dtscrimtoated
agalnst, and to dtssemtoate information to our
members and to the general public as to their
respODBibtltttes under the law.
• • • For a speaker on the subject of Equal Rtgb!B
to Houstnc, or for copies of synopses of the lawe
relative to dlacrimtnatlon by reason of race, color
or national ortgto, please call or wrtte the
Newport Harbor-.Costa Mesa
Board of Realtors
.fOl N. Ncwpott Blvd., Newport Bewh, 6t6 1671
Sale• througll tbe Multiple Ltattnc
Service ot tbe Newport Harbor-Ca.ta
Mesa ~ at Realtore tot•Uect
EIGHT AND ONE-HALF MILUON
OOLLARS cturtnc tbe moatb at Feb-ruary, urn. TbU IJI two a oae-balf
mWloa clollue more tban IIIIJ pre-
'rious montb cluriDc tbe 40 :rear• at
Mrv1ce at tbe Boud. Ltat )'0111'
propert, wttb a RNltar today.
:~I I I I I I I ' I I I I I I I I I I I L----------------....,....---11 **********
•
'
•• M1sicai at Harbor High · ~-:~ =y~~t::
ftl znt.a. "FIIIu'all&&a-~a~t:r·m t 1 ..-udltoiMrt • ::.::.:: .. =~..:.::~:==.=.:.·:::-~Bill Buckley to speak -II I p,oo, .ljlrU 0 lild 11eo~a,
MUdl:top.IO,Aprlllllalllt c._.,.., 1o-tile C-t-"""-.Ill aad FlllortoL'fto.,...a!O-~--· dtr-Olf-1 (loc!IMo ..... ._ por.-JII)' Wllllam uo ,.... ua11o111o IDr A,-..... a -01f otor 10 ...--~-· • F. Boekley Sr,,-Oil Na---are 00 aJo !Dr _, * -,. Tteau at " "'"' "" _ ~1 ...... ""•'1•· will so ·-ud .,., .... be,.._ -1M-olD ,_ ebuod at C-IIUic: me-at C&Uilrllla 8lalo Col-ebuod Ia adtueo Ia 1M JJl
R ..... llalc. -..sottMClloral Newport 81Yd CoRa •lleM lip, FuJla1oD, at I p.m. Wed. otUct Arr/ nmetnt11 Ucbtl
clo!lorDoot, ••&1111,. bor uo at Ulo bllll .d.oot or at ~ ...,, .ljlrU o, Ro wtU lead a wtU bo oo IOit atU.. -
Rtcbard A.. EDCI&Dd, director ot door prior to curiala time l)"mpollum OD "Re¥Olatloa, re-AprU II b' $1.
• totm IDd coucleDc:e'"wttbcon-Crocker bank in new site ~~t:.=.~~e:;::; $'::.:::e~~~l!.
Trustee election Tuesday
Newport Beach tlld Costa
U:esa voters will iD to the polls
Tuesday to elect s persons
to ftll sals oo tbe Newport-
Mesa UDlfled scboo1 district
board of trustees. Votft.f s 'Ifill
also pick ca.odidates to on the
3 seats 011 tlw! Orange Coast
Community College board of
trustees.
THE REGENTS QUARTET wm aiDg -1 1011p _,at
the Flrst Blpt1st Cburcb ol Costa Mesa. llapoUa St. at
S&nta Ana Ave., at botb the 9:45 a.m. SODdi.J sehoollolr
and at the 11 a.m. service. Tbe quartet members aDd ac-
companist are pictured here: rear, Gary Beuoa, at left,
and Dave Sc.tpworth; front, left to rtpt, Wayman Bater,
Btu Payne and Blll Brislndioe. Mr. Payne, pianist tor tbe
quartet, Is a member of the First Baptist Cbllfcb.
Natlooal
wtU -Its Newport C•llor ollleellooday, slpr1119,
Ia larpll rotleeUve BiUS bu1.ldl.Dc lD tbe western Ulllted
E't'llll, and Dr. !rout 't'1.D deo. Y..UtldiDI a blr., 11 ntdl
A teo FlllliiCJal ·CeDI•, IIZO Haag, SOCIOioCIII. morelb&D $1 1'11-0if llaml
Newport Cllltv Dr., ts a re. Mr. Buc.kley'si&)Pelrwe ts IDcladUll" a tloo pe•ntt•r. fttt
loe&Uoa ol the bank's Corooa co.aponsored by tbeAsi!IOCtated taken trom tbe Patrick Fra
del liar Offlee. Studeots and Campus Stutties Hamill rtaldtoet, 110 Apo.._,
Ttu;ou.pout the daJ, flsttors lDsUtute, a non..proftt college Balbollal&Dd. Statoo,
Tbe but will bold a day-
JoG& opeD boue trom 10 a.m. to a p.m., followi.Dg a 10 a.m.
ribbon cctt.nc. according to
Harold C. KJpp, seolor vice
presJdeDt aod regional mana-
w1U beservedretreshmeotsand santee orga.Diution. Mr. Hamill told pollee btt.d
receive ~ plants. They Limited seattnr tor the geo-just returned from SU Fru-
also wtu bave tbe opportunity eral public ls an.il&ble throug!l clsco Tiled)' atpt March 10
to wiD eloek radios or Polaroid the Associated studeots box ot~ when be dfaeoirered 'ib.paJ.PI1Ai
color cameras by IIDloekl.ng a ftce, 800 N. State College Blvd., was mhuiDC.
Tbe oo.Iy candidate seeking
the Area 1 seat on tbe New.
port-Mesa board is Donald E.
Smallwood of Costa Mesa, an
attoroey. That seat was va-
cated by James W, Peytoo at
Costa Mesa, who Is oot seek-
ing r e-election.
Donald T. Bull, 27, of Costa
Mesa, a student at Orange
Coast College, 1s running a-
gainst incumbent Marton C.
Bergeson of Newport Beach in
trustee Area 3,
Herbert Stricker, 41, of New-
port Beach, a sales representa -
tive, is vyi.Jlg for the seat ln
trustee Area 6 DOW beld by
Sellm S. Franklin, an attorney.
Mr. Stricker said he Is running
to be a ta..zpayer's watchdog and
feels the district should operate
wUhln the framework of the
economy. Mr . Franklin is run-
ning for re-election.
Runn1ng for the trustee Area
4 seat (Costa Mesa) in the OCC
DOH.I.LD Sloi.I.LLWOOD
boa.rdrace aretncumbent Rob- HERBERT STRICKER
ert L. Humptlreys, Rlctla.rd L. Two candidates are trying to
Oliver and William Thomas Un. unseat incumbent William E.
ger Jr., all of Costa Mesa. Kettler 1n trustee Area 3
Running against incumbent (Huntington Beach and Fountain
Donald G. HoU of Midway City Valley). They are Barbara. A.
In trustee AreaZ(Westmlnster) Bell of Huntington Beach and
Is Ctla.rles F. Dagton, also of Mrs. Enriqueta. L. Ramos ot
Midway City. Fountain Valley.
Copter leads to arrest
Eal Lukins of San Bernard.l.Do Ana pollee car went 1nto a
was arrested arxt charged with drainage ditch adjacent to the
attempted rape Sunday night Edinger Avenue otframp while
alter a Newport Bea.eh pollee tryl.llg to halt tbe suspect. The
helicopter cr ew trailed the car driver, Sgt. Chuck Miller, es-
of the suspect for 10 mlles eaped injury.
and directed ground offtcers Pollee said Lukins, 39, ftts
who made the arrest iD Tustin. the description ot a man who
treasure ebest, saidvieepresl~
dent a.odbra.Dc.hmanagerThom-
as B. Yundt ot Corona del Mar. Church News .. ~·~ ·~ce. m the IS-story
Tbe Central Bible Church, A commtsstoatng sertlee will Pier fees repealer aired
190 Z3rd St. at Orange Ave., be beld at 7 p.m. for tbe Rev.
Costa Mesa --The Rev. Don and Mrs. Robert Fruler mem-Discussion oo whether the on tlle ordinance would be
Rood, western secretary tor bers ot the church, wbo will eootroverstal tidelaDds use fee following a study by Harbor
the Pocket Testament League, leave April 23 to serve as mls-ordtDa.oce should be repealed Tidelands Administrator
w111 speak at Ute 7 p.m. Sun-slonaries in Venezuela with the wlll be bl!Ud in the Newport orge Dawes on whether
day service. Following the ser-Baptist Bible FellowShip. Beach City CollDCil chambers public had ga!Ded ~~:::~
vice he wtll meet with the • • • oo AprU 26 at ?:30 p.m. from private use of ~~
high school youth group. Christian Science Churches The ordinaDee was approved That study has been com-
• • • --The lesson sermon topic on a narrow 4-3 vote more thaD pleted, andCounctlma.DDonMc-
The First ~st Church ot for this SUDday will be "Doc· a year ago with a stipulation lnnli, lD response to a letter
Newport Beach, 2501 CUlt Dr., trine ot atonement." Services that it would DOt be reviewed tor from the Association of New~
Newport Heights --"No hope are at 9:15 a.od 11 a.m. 1n 5 years. port Harbor Yacht Clubs,
or the blessed bope?" will be Newport Beaeb, 11 a.m. to Cos-But a stateattorney reoeral's Mooday nigbt, "It's time
the sermon topic of Dr. Walter ta Mesa, aoo 10 a.m. in Harbor rullng t.bat reotal tor tidelands issue is ta.l&:en oft tbe taDiiO."'
Peg for tbe 11 a.m. Sunday View Hllls, wu permissive, DOt ma.odatory, He Introduced a motion
ser•lce. At 7 p.m. he will • • • prOYlded a new lenr tor boat put the tidelands use tee
bring a message on "A man owners. tion on tbe Aprll 26
with a commission." The Lutheran Church of thE Vice Mayor Howard Rogers, tor
• • • Master, 2900 Paeltle View Dr., an outspoken opponent ot the llc bearings 011 the
St. Andrew's Presbyterlan Harbor · View Hills --Dr. Wll. f~es, had aid DeW discussion Tote was unanimous.
Church, 600 St. Andrew's Rd., llam R, Eller will preacb 011 B h I o 1. ~~:~enas;tst!t :~~~~ ~!e;t~~ ~s:!~~~~ eac C OSIRg lme set
w111 preach at 8, 9:30 aM 11 vices . Dr. Eller a.od Dr. Rich-The Newport Beach City
a.m. Sunday on the topic, "At-ard Kredel, lay delegate, wtll CounelllntrodtJCedanordiDanc:e
ter Easter wllat?" attend tb,e loth annual conveo-Monday nfgbt that would set the
beaches in the city would con-
tinue to be between mldnlght
and 6 a.m., he sa.ld. • • • tion of the PacUic Southwest closing hours on all Corona del
The First Baptist Church of Syood of the Lutheran Church Mar beaches from 10 p m to HEW M ~E TI HG. DA T E
Costa Mesa, 301 Magno lia St. in America April 16-18 in Los 6 a.m. · ·
at santa Ana Ave.,,Costa Mesa Angeles . The ordtnance is an amend The monthly meeting of
·-The RegentsQuartetw111 pre~ • • • ment to one which was passed Amerlca.n Assoctatlon of Re-
sent a halt-hour concert during Newport Unity Church, meet-last November that settheclos-tired Persons, Newport Beach
the 9:45 a.m. Sunday school ing at 15th St. and lrviDe Ave., Ing boursofaUNe-rt beaches Chapter No. 121, wtu be chang. Clltt' Ha ·t"' ed from the 3rd to tbe 4th hour and will also provide spe-ven --The Rev, Loren from mldolght to 6 a.m. Thursday tor this mo nth only.
claJ music for the 11 a.m. sec-Flickinger wtll preach on The e:dsting ordillance ac-The meetlog will be held on
rice. Pastor James Combs will "Times ol refreshing'' at the cording to City Attorney Tuuy April 22 at the Newport Harbor
preach at 11 a.m. on the sub. 10 a.od 11 :15 a.m. services Seymour, did oot purport to Lutheran Church, 798 Dover
lect. "Alter Easter --what?" th is Sunday. apply to tbe beaches located Drive, Newport Beach. Park walkways approved E!8~L .. '~,::~:r~~a:; sa~ke~::: =~m~ :t~: tor a social hour. Coffee a.od
Tbe first step in what Is would be boroe by tbe c:tty to Mr • Seymour aid tbe ord!JI .. t• .W. be served, TMre wtU
espeeted to be a series ot the tune of $22 000 annually ance, u amended, wouldezteod be a short busioess meeUJI.g
"paseos'' or walkways inter-beginn1pg ln u,;,ut 3 years: to tbese beaebes tbesamecJos. at 1 p.m. after wllich AI Mer -
connecting rarious parks in In other actioo the Couocll· ing hours wbieb. are preselltly rison, past president. will pre-
Newport Beach was approved by • ADOPTED an or~e applicable to the Big Corona sent a program of slides de-
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0H O IIU,,.it ...... CLI!:ANI NG The pursuit began iD Cameo tried to rape a 1?-year-old
Shores and ellded oea.r Mitchell Cameo Shores girl wDo was
and Red Hill avenues, Tustin, walking home from the oea.rhy
where the suspect tried to elude horse ranch.
the helicopter crew, pilot John Pollee said the girl screamed
Heene a.nd observer Tim Grun-and fought off the assailant, who
de man, by abandoning his car fled and jumped into a car.
and hidlngiDanapartmentunder Offi cers said the girl got the
construction, police said. license number a1ld a descrip-
the City CoUDCil MoDda.y night. cbangi.Dg the compositioo of the ~stLlttleboCorooalorBeaellhes. Tbe plctlng the history of CalU-
The aetioncamedurlngCoun-modl.fica.tlons com mittee froo:' i~~"';..;;;;"'~";.;;;;..;a ;;.;othe:r;.or:•:lan:.F;ranc::'~SC&II::.:m~ts:s~loo:s~,-======== ell approval of a tentative tract planning director, bldlding df-
map tor the Spyglass Hill area rector to community develop.
beiDg developed by John D. ment dlrector. public works
Lusk and Sons on irvine Co. dltector am ctty attorney,
Ourlng the chase--north on lion ot the car.
the Newport Freeway--a Santa
Principal shift tabled
land. • UITRODUCEO a.n ordi-
The development, coosistlng oance requiring use permits tor
of 230-single-tamlly residen-dance halls and establishments
tJal lots and 3 open space lots, with Uquor, regardless of to~
would iDclude a network ot 28 cation, llavl.ng audlo-ampWl-
aeres ot publlc trails, parks, cation or live eMertainmeat,
Supt. WUUam Cunningham's In other action Tuesday the vistas and wilderness areas • INTRODOCED a.n ord1~
proposal to shuffle principals board approved a request fro m that would be used tor bicycle nance requiring a use permit
of the various schools in the Prince of Peace Lutheran and bildog trans as well as for bust.oesses with drln-ID
Newport Mesadistrletwas tabl-Church for an extension ot Its pubUc view areas. b.clllUes.
Newpor t Mesa district was Aprtll, l9G9, agreement to use The paseos would be provided • REFERRED back to the
tabled by the board of trustees the multi-Purpose room at Mesa to the city witboot acqutsiUon Plano1ng Commission a pro-
Tuesday night. Verde school on Sundays or development costs. But posed ordi.PIDee tbahouldpro-
No reason for the shuffle has through June 2?, 1971 . maintenance ot tbe paseos, at vide tor City Council review
been made public, but the The board tabled the desig-least for thlstlrstdeYelopment, of all use permits.
board's decision to table the nation of the arcb.ltectural firm F k d I d ~~~:rl~:ma~:tlihetop;:: ~!r ~~~e~~~tita!s~:era! reeway vole 0 e aye
posal. Dr . Cunningham was ill elementary sebool in the Br eL. Assemblyman Robert Burke HuntiQgton Beaeb requested t1Je
Sacr amento yesterday and Wl-tract. The board said It wanted representing HWltington Beach delay so they could consider
available tor comment. to know wllat the architectural aod Costa Mesa, bas referred Its affect oo their cities. Costa
fees would be. Newport Beach's charter a. Mesa had asked him to seek N 1 ° · t f d mendment proposal to the As-the oplnloo of legtslatlve eoun-ew eglon pos orme se~~~yr~~t:mm~~:,ment, :::~m~:h:~~th:epr=~
A new American Legion Post, puz, assistant adjutant; Joseph approved by a 6-1 vote on March tutlooaL
General Ma cArthur Post 499, Ward, flna.oee officer; Monroe 9, requires voter approval be-"Opposition to charter a-
has been orga nized tn Costa Ashley, service officer; WU-for e any agreements can be mendments is considered very
Mesa. An installation dinner lla.m Gallemore, chaplain; Gary signed on street closing for unusual.
dance will be held Thursday Llntott historian· Joe Arlano freeways. Sen. Dennis Carpenter has • • • evening, April 22, at the Leg-sergeant-at--arms · Emilio To!-The charter amendment had been asked to Introduce the
ion Ha ll. 565 w. 18th St. entJno, assL<qant lsergea.Ilt-at-been introduced into the as-proposal for ratlllcatlon by tbe
Luis C. Carrido is com-arms; Rembert Ray, judge ad~ sembly as a coocurreot reso-senate. He sald he would do so
maDder. other off\cen are •ocate. Iutton tor ratlftcatioo by As-"ooly U it passes tbe as-
Donakl Bigelow, D.rst 'flee-Meetings are scheduled for semblymao Robert Badbam of sembly."
commander; Leslie Ferguson. the 2nd am 4th Thursday ev-Newport Beach, Apr1112. CtUJeo.s Coordi.J:aUoe Com.
Zlld vi ce-commander; Robert eoings. Mr. Burke sa.Jd that even a mlttee cbalrmao. Walter J.
Hubbard, adjutant; George Co-one •eek delay 1.11 tbeeoosider-Kocb said yesterday tbl.t "I
Hawaii week scheduled :~=.:E1E =·~ui ~~
A city-wide Hawall weelr: ha.s mona other tblnp, f-.ture a had been hard by a eommlt~ UoG 1a tbe seDI.te &Dd that tbty
been set tor May 24 throug!l Hawal.La.n theme boat p.rade, tee. be lrc;ed to PUS th1a 1D hotb
the 30th. golf and teo.n1s tourney, a Miss He said both Costa. Mea &Dd bouts."
~:~£:;:~;; ~ ~~~~~E t:r~·:r: Problem center hits snag
liar Cbaml>or portlclpaUDg, wa1WI dlpltuy will l>o lknrn Colla 11• plulllll( com-forod to ..-Ulo ..-•a
wW be a "let-your-ba.lr-dowo" to Newport Belcb by WelterD mluioDtra taYe ~ n -q~plieatSoo t• or allow It 110
wet.t I« tilt eotlre etty, said Atrllties to 1>o tho loatured loeattoa piau b)' thtl Y-be ..,._I« a..,. -
Cba.mbtr eueuU•e dltector speaker at tbt luoebeoD. Problem Ceattr, after 1t wu Y.U. ceater rtpl'...ataUYM
Sack Baraett, A por11 wtU eloM out -lbll Ulo pr......., -aid lbo!' bid llroa4)' ldwiMII
Tbo -t tritlvtu.. lite ,...ld 1>o Ia aa lllepl -llletr earroot lladlord u., ID-
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PEDEN'S
B RG I NS TO D AY, A PRIL 15
Fantastic Reductions
DRESSES
FORMALS
PURSES
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KNITS
357
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PANTSUITS
COATS
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494-1940
ARTIST Fran WUUams works at a seascape In olts for the
Cb.lldrea's Home Society art aottee, wblch wtU be held May
1 at the Santa Aoa Country Club. (Peter Z. M. Slagtr phOto.)
AUCTION SLATED
AT SOIREE D'ART
The p1a Parlsla.D style
Soiree d' Art, invtta.tlooal
eba.n:tp&pe <llDDer and art aoc -
tlon, pv-. bte&Dially by New-
port Harbor Auxtllary ofCbild-
ien's Home Society, wm again
brine toptber art collectors,
members aDd frleods aocl out-
standing artlsts.
Oo May I, atag;aJ.Iydecorated sua. Aoa CoiiDtry Club, guests
and members will han an op-
porttmity to bid on paintings
IJld buy other art works out-
rtcDt, aiding at the same time
the Auxiliary's promotion of
sound adoptions.
Tbe entire production Is mas-
ter mtooed by Mrs. Terrell L.
Root, who amouoces that Roger
Armstroor. wei• kilown arUst
and teacher, wlllaet as oUicial
bost, and John Scott Trotter,
composer-conductor and patron
of tbe arts, wtll be master of
eeremootes. Robert Guggen-
YOUR CAR
By DOH LEE
YOUR TIRE look low
It's a new tire the
cbances are it
has a lower "as-
pect ratio" Uw\
tires you may be
more used to.
Tbis means tbey ·-... lower tor better
lability and
traction, Yes, they're S\4'POSed
to look low on air!
• REMEMBER when the
weather clwla:es In your town
from summer to Yinter or tack
again, to change the motor on
in your ear from Ught to
beaY1er or tack ap.ln. U you
use the 10-30 weight oll, you
don't Deed to bother!
• FOR THE PAST severa.l
years Chevy has beaten Ford
tor top ear seller In the U.S.
But 1D Caoada Ford has beaten
Chevy for the past three years.
It's a rea.l horse race!
• SOME PERSONS think that
borsepower ns much better
used, when only horses had It.
• THINKlNG TIRES? Think
Dlllllop Radial tires, the 1971
tire! Tbe Donlop Radial Is built
1n two sectloos, to let tbe side-
wall sway while keeping all the
tread on the panment tor better
cootrol. See tbe OuD1op Radlal
at Coro-. del Mar Tire, 3601
E. Coast Hlcflway 111000!
• A DETOUR Is the rougbest
m.tuce beh(een two points.
• GE'M"ING READY tor n-
catioD? If you own a trailer,
be sure the trailer brakes are
worltinc p~IJ, If JOU rent
a trailer, be sure JOU kDcnr bow
tbe brakes work, boW to set aDd
adjust them.
• THE FIVE MILE PER
HOUR bamper sboukl go Oil
u. s. made cars for tbe li'lS
models. Tbeee tDII'CJ abeorb-
LDc bllmper1 mut tab cart of
14,000 t>ot._ti oliD<eo tu
IJpleal-ear-to-oar erub wllll
ODe car 101111 10 mlles per
boar. nat'• a Jolt!
• DRIVE TODAY tlkl pour
W. d4i*ldl DD It, H dOul
helm will be the auctioneer and
will doDi.te a nude dooe In oils
by the Freoch~ter. M. Ehlln-
ger. The lnYitations and pro-
grams, engineered by Mrs.
Phelps Merlckel, also have ar.
artistic value, the co~er deslifi
taken from a WUUam Morris
wallpaper deslgndisplayedper-
manently In the Metropolitan
Museum of Art In New York.
Under the direction ot Mrs.
William F. Krumpbol&, SO art-
Ists will be represented in the
auction. They Include Rex
Brandt, Gloria Bradeson, Roger
Armstroog, Joan Irving. Ray
Friesz, OlD Hall, Frank Ham.
ilton, Jan Kasprzychl, Jobn
Kiraly (Gallerle Juarez), Roger
Kuntz. Ruth Osgood, Robert
LoOOry, Flavia Weedn, Jan Han-
sen Travis, Armen Gasparian,
Fran WllUams, Louise Leiber,
Ralph Hulett, Phil Dike, Ken
Koutson, Warren Woodard, Ron
Roesch, SteveSowtnski,Stephen
Scott, Bernard Zalusky, Robert
Wagner, Helen Winslow, Robert
E. Wood and George Naget
For treas ure hunters there
w111 be "Le Petit Salon", left
bank type gallery, organized and
directed by Mrs. Royal D. Tuc-
ker and Mrs. Wilson V. Wood-
man. Guests may purchase
sketches, col.lages, water-
colors, serigraphs, oil pa.tnt.
lop, sculpture pieces, cera-
mics ud woodcuts priced below
$SO. '
Leslie B. DeMille wiD sketcb
some of the guests ln tlls well-mown espresstve style. Mrs.
Roger Unger ls In ebarge ot
lnvitatioos; Mrs . Wm. R. HOO-
son Jr., reservations; Mrs.
Richard Hess, dinner; Mrs. Ira
Smith, decoraUons; Mrs. Del
Va.n Ornum, public relations;
Mrs. Robert Delmer, telephone;
Mrs . James Murley, photogra-
phy, and Mrs. Wallace Gerrie,
transportaUoo. Mrs . Robert
Meserve is presidingpr esideot.
BENNETT CERF WILL
TALK AT UCI APR. 20
BeDDetl Cert, publisher,
autbor, humorist, columatst and
televlslon pa.oeUst, w!U speak to
members aod guests ot OCI
Friends of the Ubrary at OCI
tine arts Ylllage theatre at 11
a.m. Tuelday, April 20.
President Erie P. Str~ ere.
dits the awearance of Mr.Cerf
to Dr, Adolph A. Kroch, a long-
time frleod ot the author of ten
best-seWoc collections of hum-
orous stories. Mr.Cerf's start
Ln tbe publlshlng tleld came
after his purchase of the Mod-
ero Ubn.ry Series, in 1925.
Also to 1925 he and bispartner.
Dooakl Klopfer. founded the
book publishing firm, Ratldom
House. Mr. Cerf Is also well
kDown u a panelist on the TV
show, "Wbat's my U.oe?"
HELP YOUR CHILD
BE 'W AT!R SAFE'
A pre-scbool aDd klmergar-
ten proc:ram to help your ehlld
become "water safe" aDd to
enjoy tbe water is beiq ot-
tered b7 tbe Orange Coast
YMCA.
Small c llues are otft!'ed
from 9 a.m. to S p.m. ln YMCA
poo1J at 2SOO lllliverslt}' Drive,
Baell II&J,
Pareata -sip lbl pro-oebool ap eblldreo 1c> ID< 10
ball-bOOR ...-II a -
of $11 ID< ·-• or $15 ... -..membu'.. lldormatloo
-lbo ·-.. , be ob-
-bJ ealllliC
CAI&L •• IDI IIJCP'."T
CA"PCT COMIU~TANT WHO
wtU.. COM. TO VOU" HOM•
wt1M MMPI..U MTMGUT AttV
O&IU ...... 1"0 •'YOVI
ICWPORT
BEACH
JOe
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COSTA
MESA
SPRING ART FESTIVAL AT CITY HALL APRIL 25
Tbe ctty arts committee ot Coroaa del Mar hlcfl school wbieb will be on dilplay lD Jlildctae tbe ut 10bow will be
Nnport Beacb will present the mute departmeat. Refresh-the Clvlc Center Gall.eryduriDc Rocer Arlruitroo.r. Penoy Me-
Srd uoal tptiAg art festlnl meDts will be prorided by the May and Juoe. U:Wpl aDd Sarah Ricbardson.
OD Saday, April !5, from 1 to Oraop Cout Tri Hi-Y. All types of art and crafts Mrs. MeMa.ntg:a.laodMrs .Rieh-
5 p.m. oo the lawn or the City Ot special interest to th e suitable tor lw!.ctna: may be ardsoo wtll judge the crafts.
•
Han. Mayor Ed Hirth has childreo will beZperformances entered 1n the show on Friday,
ottlcially proelatmed, the week given by the Children's Theatre April Z3, from 9 until 5 at the DEE DEE PENNINGTON, who
ot Apr11 19 as Newport Beach Guikl or Newport Harbor. Their City Hall. There Is a limit ot DIME A DIP APRIL 16 won the Utle of Miss Junior
City art festival week.· Touring TrQtC>e w1ll present 2 entries from each artist. A dime a dip buffet wlll be Achievement -Orange County
Crafts wlll be demonstrated selections from tbeir original The tee tor the entries 1s $1 served at 6 p.m. this Friday, South, is now a member ottlie • FOR LOCAL MIWS
aDder the sponsorship ot the music.al. "Half-past late in per work. Tile artists must be April 16, at the meeting ot the court of Souther n California's ~ts ud recreation depart-Wonderlaod." over 18 years ot age. Anchor Lodge, Vasa Order of Miss Junior Acb.levement, the
ment. Ooe will be ao exhibt-Display boards will r ing the There will be a$300purcha.se America. at the Air National title won by Blair Ann Hal-
SU BSCitfBE TO T48 ~~l ONLYi.FA%.
CA.LL 61l•OHO
Uon of tapestry weavlng by spacious troot lawn hung with prize and several smaller Guard armony, 2651 Newpor t orooks of River side Polytech-
Jarmlla Machova, who brings the varied works ot Newport's awards. Theartworltand eratts Blvd., Costa Mesa. Tile nic high school. Dee Dee, who
her art from C~oechoslovakia. resident arUsts. Thirty-five will be judged separately and Madrigal Singers from Costa is the curreri Miss Newport
VIsitors will be entertaloed by works will be displayed inside prlzes will be awarded in the Mesa high school, under the Beach aad a senior at Corona
music under the direction of the City Hall. These will com -two categories. The judging direction ot Edward Braham, del Mar high school, was one Mr. Hury Cor* :;~•*~lee*,wi*~* *ll s*m. * *"~* * * *
PATRIOTS'
MARCH FOR VICTORY
Saturday, May 8
Washington, D.C.
PEACE BY VICTORY NOT SURRENDER .!
iwo -~--....... a --td bJ 111o to~ polrtolk Mr. u111ra. _ . ...,..., •· _. 11n. w. w. ~ J. L lkAiol,
Jlm W'IMif, Ardlle MAM. Kramer.•• Cololial Rlllta.-...t, Dr • .JoaT. CUW~~~P~t, Dr. T. L.. a.t. Yllll Ilnl. Ylal. .......... _.., nMIIJeatlliL
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Chrilt: Bfl Vlrlfn Bbtb, Ineatnatlon,
Blood A&onemet and Bodll;r Jt.arrection Ia
THE TRUTH
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t...U, -,.. ,., ...... --... ,.; t/w FdA..-,""' &., .. .''-John 14 :t.
"Au _. Mall hot. 1/w t,..,A, -th• t,..,A olwlll-.to-/ru."-Jolla 8 :82.
(ConUnued rrom last we ek)
Cbrlo&'o Aloalal Doalh 1o s .. ~q Tnalh
The truth or the bJood atone-
ment, In that Ouilt died for man
on CalV&t)', thUI redeernini: bll
IOUl from 1in and death, Ll a1ao
vitally Importut. Here qaln we
face a tn:1th that hu Its fountain
source In God. 1be Scripturet are
filled with lt. 'nM! fathers wrote
booka upon It. n.e Olriatian church
Is founded on lt. Quist and Him
cruclfl«'d it enouch-Paul said that
he was d~lned to know nothing
~lsE'. And yet eleht yell!':!ll in e:oJ.
lege and unJv~lt;y will not result
ln a comprehmaion ot this truth,
If you rely alone on the aehools.
This truth it Chriat and Ouiat Ia
thls truth. Only aa you know Ouist
by faith can you know this truth.
Youth and ace nHd to be weJJ..
grounded here, "For then Is sal-
vatio• in none other." "What can
wash away my sin? Nothing but
the blood ot Jesus," is as b"ue as
God Himself. Here b a truth tha t
science may scott at and suppos-
edJy wise men may ridicule, for the
very slmple n ason that It belonp
to the realm of the SUP\.'rnatural.
and neither science nor its wise
apostles can ascend th e-n• Olrist
hanginK on thC' bloody trcC' is that
trUih. Olrist taklnK lhP sins or
m1:1.n upon Hlmsf'U Is that truth
Olrist paying the J)('nalty of the
broken law of Cod is that truth.
Hu·e is a statement of it : ''For
as in At:lam all die, e\·o'n so in
Olrist shall all be made alive."
Do I understand It? No. Do I be-
Ji('Ve it? Yf.'S. Can 1 comprehend
it? No. Can I accept it by faith?
Yl's. Can I know this truth upon
a huma n level? No. Can I find
this tn.lth by taking Otrist into my
heart and finding His glorious lev-
PI? Yes.
There a re a]J too many blind
guides today who scoflingly refer
to this "gory religion," this "butch-
er-shop salvation," this "bloody
Christ.'' U· man had died upon the
croa, I would join them in their
blasphemy. I, too. would turn a-
way. No man could ascend a Cal-
vary tall enough to redeem hu-
manity. No man could die a death
cruel or horrible enOugh to pay
the prit'e for man·s redemption. No
man could have cried. "It is fin-
i!!hed ," and humanity tum with
hope to face the prospect of etemal
Jife wUh God. Only the God-man
was sufficient. Only the Son of
God and "seed of the woman"
could convert the tragedy or CaJ..
VAry Into the most glorious achieve;
ment of the ages. This is the trutH
that belongs to Him. It is He ! He
is redemption. He is s&.lvtttion.
'"Neither is there salvation in any
other.··
A holy God, whose very natur C'
is to do justly and whose justice
and righteousness Is from ever·
lasting to evf'rlasting, cannot par-
ley with rebellion or lightly pass
O\l'r the fact that man had ac:-
C<'ptl'd the Ocvil's dominion in the
garden. His wrath burns hot a-
gainst E'Vil . He cannot compromise
with sin. And yet He loves man
with ovc 50 great that He is
willing• .oJ make H('aven's supreme
sacrificf' that hope may once &Jain
!ipring within Uu• human breast.
He sends His only begotten Son.
Here and here alone is the pos-
stbility or a sacrifice sufficient to
wipe away the fact or ugly rebel-
lion and a!Dnc for Ulc .sin that
would damn the ract.•. Certainly
a mob killed Him. He dit's as other
men ha\"C died. AI thr hands of
His t•nrmies. But in His death was
something that was nPvt'r in the
dcHth of any othf'r man or ever
~hall bt>. For Calvary's cross saw
the dca!h of a man who was both
man and God. God and man were
togrtbt•r in the garden's tragedy.
They arc still together when the
ble~srrl tragedy of the cross was
cnactt'd. Explain it? I cannot.
Cuuld I explain it. I would be
temptf'd to doubt it. But here Is
n truth that belongs to the spiritual
uruversf'. which to know In lUI
~-:lory and saving powCT, one hal
but to a~pt by falt.h. Take the
n'<lccming 01rist as your Saviour
and you have It! "I am the trutb,"
says He.
'f1tc prophet understood It before
a theol~cal school was ever
buikled or a boOk on the atonement
ever writtt.'n. "Surely he hath borne
our griC!fJ and carrled our tor-
l"'()Yo.'S ••• he wu WOUIICied tor our
tran!!:gr('Miona , he wu brul..sed tor
our lniquitlea: the ehaltiKment ol
our pE'a« wu upon him; and with
hit strlpn we are heNed ... 1M
Lord balh laid on him tbe tnSqutty
ot Lal aU ..• tor the tranq:reUioa ot my peap&e wu he strk:ll:en ..•
he poured out bJa IOIJl unto -~~~ . . . he bare the aln ol maiO'." Who
can doubt It?
Paul had IIIII doub& ol "the peat
troth. "Cbr1at cUed for the uncodJ,y
, .• WIUJe we wn>e yet slnnen,
01rtst dfed ror u. ... beirw now
juatlrled by hb blood, we shall be
.. ved frOm wram throua:h him."
Tht. v acklua dodrlM ol the a~
mem. aboundl tJv'olehOUt lbt wflole
WOl'd G1 God Uld bo -11W tlrtt pftt truth ef .. Gc II lit
and thl'l Eplllfln:. It ...... ........ ., __ .... _ .... ·-----"" ..._., ... ....._ Jt r sWc
• • til • II.._. .,., ...... .,_ •• ..-..-.n ·------_.. .... ... -
ural man receiveth not t~ thinp
ol lht! Spirit of God : for dw7 ue
toolishneu unto him : neither can
he "bow them, because they are
spiritually. discerned." '!bey that
are Ouitt's "have the mind of
Oarlat." This tremendoua truth ot
the blood &toMment or J~us Ia in-
separable with Cluist Himaelt. "'I
am the truth .. "
Chrlat's Uteral Bodily Raur~
reetJ• Ia Part of the Snina
Gaopel. lo EMeatlal Truth
The doctrine ot the bodUy resur-
~tlon of Jesua ts still another
vital truth, which Paul declares to
be 50 important, that II It ll not
ti.nnly established In our faith and
hope, the whole plan of salvation
and etemal ure aborts. "U Ouilt
be not raised, your faith Ia vain,"
says thla g~atest of all theo)oclcal
teachers. I .fl"-eely concede that the
account of the emptying of Jo1eph's
tomb is one of the most fantastic
nanatives of all time, if we are
to jiXIge it by the findings of the
schools. Scientifically, it cannot be
explained. But experimentally, it.
too, be-comes plain. It is agaJn a
fact of the supernatural. It, too,
is spiritually discernl'd. The wis-
dom of man does not proclaim it.
It belongs to the wisdom Of God.
It is certain that Lf the cross Is
the end o! the journey. we are
doo.m ed, because we have but a
dead Otrist. The fact that He is
alive and alive forevermore Is the
victorious note in our Gospel mes-
sage. Let no man teU you that the
bodily resurrection o! Jesus is un-
importanl The whole Ou istlan
-"YStem stands or falls right here.
Here is the only ground for faith
in the-resurrection of the dead.
'"Even so them also which sleep
in Jesus will God bring with him."
The hope or eternal life stands on
this foundation.
The second coming of Jesus is
not less important. I have no time
for human speculation a.s to His
coming. We have, to the hurt of
the Otristian movement, attempt-
ed to take out of His hands and
the hands ol the Father this cul-
minating event. It is not ours to
detennlne. That He will come Is
bibl ieally attlrmed and the lm·
portance of this truth Is empha·
sized by the multitude of refer-
ences to this bleued hope. found
within the lids of the Holy Bible.
Few great scriptUral trutha are
more orten or more emphatic&lly
stated.
And yet thousands of leaders of
evangelical Christianity have turn-
ed from this doctrine because they
cannot comprehend it. Again, I
say, this truth belongs ID 01rist,
is definitely kni t into His being,
His mission, His atoning work.
That Ol.ristian youth needs more
and more to rQOl ltsell in this
;;real cluster of truths Ulat make
up the G<lspel message by which
JPsus 01rist is presented to a lost
world is evident e\·erywhcre. We
Are an Illiterate people in the realm
of spiritual truth. W e have gone
to the wrong source for under-
standing of Dlrist, who Is Indeed
the source of infinite truth. "The
wisdom of this world is foolish-
ness with God." "Let God be tn.le
but e\"ery man a liar!·'
Therefore it is tremendously im-
portant to know tht> tn.lth which is
ir. Olrist Jesus, for that truth wUI
make you free from doubt and fear,
from weakness a.nd sin, from hu-
man frailty and futility, from cow-
ardice and dr-fea t. from perplexity
and lx wildcrment.
In a day wh('n nc> man ~
the humanly builded way out of
the world 's predicament. !or the
jungle is ahead. be hind and all
about us, Christ appears with auth-
ority and dC!clares, ··t am the
truth." ln a day when the chains
are forged that may enslave the
world, Olrist announces, "The
truth shall mak.C! you free."
How to Be Popular
Pe-rhaJM the moat an-e.ting bU
of peT.!Ofll.ll adt.b I 6WlT eNCOWJU~
ered "Wfl.3 th.5e: 1/ ~ w'ud to be
popvlor, live ao t.llat a blilld Jlll1"'
IK)tl lt"01&Jd like .)o'OU.
T he po;,d i.! tMt lcM tlft,g JIIOJ*'"
Jorit)l ~ Mt Ott M'-""9 {1004
loob or otJLer .-urface ~
tra:ita, bW ... IX"' inMr qualUiet
t.llat aomeh&w comm ... ntc:Gte '"""' .elve.~ to otMn. BucA quGA"-e
incU.. t1 /rie"ltdlw ooioe, a .,... of
AuMOr, ki"lkfMN, 11\tw.gAtfW.... D/
tM otMr /eflqv/• tS"ftder .,, ......
c.re ~. grot1t\IU aM ..,...
co...~ ..
Bf.1W wetU 'IDOMid a bliM W1tM
like ~1 -TM PrpfWr .SC..
TO WHOM IT IIAY
CONCERN:
I\ 1111111\1 01 1
. \'l'tnl u ·
\'I'T\f l·
--...... ~= a. tiWialllllf ol • AI -'"'-.......... ',,
One
Christian's
View
T h e
tatimony o(
Se.-ipture il
rathe..-co.
1ilte.nt re-
l•nlinc pw-tic:ipeticln itt r.•er••nl.
o•eph ,
•· Mo•e s·, J os .. •a, Drticl. and
Da•iel co•e.-nment
,_.... .. .M • were to~.tderecl
. .. of the l.oith. .. loct, ... C Daniel Jre explicitly
.entiocted in Hebrewt, chapter"
II. -
Rorr.n aoldien who asked
john the S.ptiM "what ahall we
do! .. w~ not told to leave the
umed forcea but, ''Do viol.:nce
to no man, nci thu accL.&Be any
fabely ; and be content with
your wages." (Luke 3: 14)
The c enturion who
appmacht:d Ou-ist with a requ.:st
to Mal his &On did not receive
Otrist 'a condermation for his
govemment position, bul just
the opposite. Our Lord _marveled
at hia faith and said, "I ha¥1: not
round ao great faith ' no , no I in
lvael." (Luke 7 :9)
Cornelius, also a centurion ,
was the k adt:r of a company o f
•oldiers called "the Italian
b an d ." (Acts 10 :1) The
Scripture records that he wss a
pious man , feared God, gaw
·alms to the poor and prayed to
God . (Acta 10:2) Yd Peter
never upbraided him for his
military record, and, in fact, the
believing Jews wert: "astonished
... because that on the Gentiles
alao was pound out the gift of
the Holy Spirit." (Acls 10:45)
Apootte.o..;..d
Both Paul and Peler desired
evil men to fear the authority of
such men a Cornelius. (Romans
13:4; I Peter 2:14) Therefore ,
Paul could write, "I exhort
lhe rdo re, lhal, fint o f aU,
a u ppli c ati o n a, praye r s,
interee u io na, and giving of
tbanb be made f'X allrmen, F ex
ki...., and (or aU that an in
autllority ; · tb.t we may lead a
quiet and peaceable !iff! in all
lOCI linea and honesty," (I Tim
2' 1,2)
And Pf!t er, too, e11.horu,
"Submit youneiYes to eYe~
ordinance o{ man for the Lord s
u ke; whether it be to the king,
as supreme ; Or unto govemoa,.
as unto them that art ~~t:nt Ly -
him for the puniltuaent or
eWdoen, ud (or the ~ or
them lh.t do weU." (J Pete.-
2,13,14)
There doan \ ~eem 10 Ate one
prohibition in Scripl•re
. pooticipoaon ;, -~-\_ .....
==?iof~ poeiboa, b•t t i8n "t aay .......................... ....,.. r.~--;..lo c-·· could,
therefore, ent.ail more tlwn
payinc one 'a tnes. It cou.kl
mun beiDc a member of the
pemment.:
"I( 'o vernment ia so
u n -C hriltian that a Ot.rittian
may no t bear the aword,
wherelore do we help and
pre.tern it with o ur taxea!"
aak ~d the early Anaba_ptid
Hubm~~ter. Some , like Or. john
H. Yoder, han felt the fora: of
thia poinl and decided apinet
paying_ ~ertain ta ~es, but
Hubm.a.er s next pomt seems
juat as powerful.
"To lite ia Peeee"'
He said, "If we desire to liW!
in peace under a heathen
government, why not much
more under 1 Christian! Since
we are under a Chris tian
government, the ordinance of
God should appul mu ch mono
to our hearta tb.n under a
heathen."
Th e s tate is ind.:ed a
Go<k»-dained institution Uong
with the (amily and the chmch,
and it c.:rtainly Kentll that
individual Christiana hne
o bligations toward all lhree.
T hen , t oo, at least in the
Western world, julllice entails an
euential acknowledgement of
t.he judeo..Ch.riatian moral law.
Why s ho uldn 't Chriatiana
conc.:m themeelYea with the
upho lding, inte rpreting and
in.-kmentatton o( auch law.!
So m e 400 yeara ago,
Balthuar Huhrnaier said he
prderred t o liYe under a
C hrietian ruler thaa under 1
he.athen. "It ia tDOet neceaary, 0
·-pioue o.n.ti&M, with puteal
diligence and mOIIf. esme.t
devotion to pray alrni@:hty Cod
for 1 pious, juat and Ch.ri.tian
goYernment on earth, under
which we may lin a puceful
and quiet life, in all aodlineaa
and ho nesty. When Cod give• ua
such, we ought to re ceive it with
special thank(ulne•."
111111 THE 81/JL£
BY CO.JdUUI I . STAM ... u.
&IIIAM a..&.l IOCIITT
CHICAGO, IU»>otS 60611
THE DEATH OF THE CROSS
There are four words whtch I our sons in His own body on the
every one of us should constder tree"" (I Peter 2:24).
m connection with Christ's death REPRESE NTATION
at Calvary if we would fully ap-) But Christ was more than our
preciate what our Savior dtd for Substitute; He was our voluntary
us there. Representative at Calvary . He had
CRUCIFIXION taken on Htmself human form
It is doubtful whether man has that He mt(lht represent man be·
ever conceived a more cruel and fore God and die as a Man for
humiliatin(l wa y to e•ecute even men .
the vilest crtmi nals. The physical ""As tl tS appointed unto men
agony alone must have been hor· once to die but after this the
nble to even conlemplate. The I judgment. so Christ was once
crtminal was natled to a tree and offered to bea r t he sins of
left to hang there, writhing 1n the j many ... ·· (Heb. 9:27,28).
most intense pain until, fevers "(HE) was made ... lower
wracllins his body. he d ied. And than the angels ... that HE by
then thmll of the humilLatton as j the grace of God should taste
he was nailed there. strtpped and 1 death for every man·· (Heb. 2:9).
naked , to suffer shame and dis· 1 JDENTlflCATION
grace before the public gaze. It follows from this th•t If
Uttle wonder Phil. 2:8 says that Christ represented me at CaNary,
Christ humbled Himself to be ·! He became identified with me
come obedient "unto deal h. even I there, and I am identified with
the dearh ot the cross." H1m as 1 accept this by faith.
SUBSTITUTION Hence P.ul exclaimJ:
We have not even begun to ··1 am crucified with Christ,
undentand the cross if we do not nevertheleu I ILve: yet not I, but
understand that Christ died there Christ liveth In me: and the life
es our Substttute. paying for our which I now Uve in the fifth, I
sms. live by the faith of the Son of
"Chr1Jt died for our alns" (I God, who loved me and aave·
Cor. 15:3). "His own self bare!! 1 Himself for me" (0.1. 2:20).
Hell: Whet Is lt1
TN LMitg Lord
.. 1/c ;, llnf Aen, He U rJan.''-Mt114. 28:6.
,_ ... ,. .. MOP' I. ... Jlt1A i.a ---'
J.,.. O.riot io thO Son ol Cod-the <temol
Soa. -.nd JetUS Chrill lw ri~en r..om the dead.
The p ve could not hold Him. Death could
no1 bind Him. There wu • purpoR-a vaal
purpoer--in Hia death, There waa a purpote
-a vasl pur~in His resurrection.
be an impott~lbillty without !he re~urrectio11 .
Con.ider then for a while the Church and
the re.urndion.
Power belonAS to the Church whrn .he be.-
lieYet in !he m urreelion, for the" •imple rea.
aon lhat the Hu d o( the Church iJ not a paat
memory, not simply a (ounde.-, hut a liYing
P retence. One Who c:ontinuK to look afrer the
interests of th•t wh ich He haa (ound~d.
Aa we remember and rejoice in the fact lhat
Christ hat ri.aen from 1he dead, tht>re will be
three main results in our lives.
Firat of sll, we shall lose the senae of fear. In the natural; flrE'AI moveml"nls are
founded, but the founder dies, and lhe onn.
, tinualion is left to orhrn. Rut the Founder of
the Christian Church livrs, and the: continua.
lion of the Church ia in the u .re hand• of iiA
Founder.
There will come to WI the certainty of divine
and t>lernal companion$hip. In tht: conscious.
neM of that companionship we lhall he ahle
lo (ace up to all things without fear. Nothing
will di!may us, for .we shall know that nothin~
can di»may tht" living Lord with Whom we
walk. We shall liv~ our livf'll without fear,
because in the companionship of One Who
conquNed d,.ath. we shall know that we arr-
in the company of One; who can conquer all
things. Our lifr will be fillr-d with" rroarleasn~.
Coura~ will always he our portion. And in
our own courajl;t-wr shall makt' .others strong.
When we realiflf" thi11 wf' .!!hall no lon~r
loolc upon the C.hurch aa 110meth inp; to he car·
rif'd forward alon11: natural linn. acconiin~~: to
t>arthlv wisdom, hut we 11hall look upon the
C:hurch alii a ~u pematural creation, wh ich still
has its C:reator liv ing to rontrol and .~~:uide.
C.hurc h RH'!t'tinp:!l will hf' SWI"f't antf sa (f', for
thr ,· will lw conduC'trd in lh<' p~nCf' o( thr
Foundf'r. In fact, f'Vr rythin,.; in connrction
with the Church will hf' dt"li,:htful. for all
appoinltnf'nl• will l)f' lookrd upon as from
Him. Wr 11hall H't"k lhf' F'ountlf'"r's will for all
thinj!A. and hrcauSf' lf,. i" aliw· Hr will hf'
ahl1• tn ~how U!l His will.
Then aj~;ain WI" ~hall find in thf' Cf'rtainty
of a ri~~en livin~ Lord a ~rf'at conviction re.
~arding our own futurP. Wf' shall 1051" all fear
of tht> Ptf'rnal fu turf' ju ~t a.!! we havf' l~t all
ft>a r of an «.>a rthly fulurro. F.rf'rnily will be
plf'asant to u&--plt"u.ant lo our thouj!hl. for
Wf' ~hall hf' ahlt> lo contl'mplatr l"ff'rnity in
association with C.hrisl, our f'ff'rnal Frif'nd.
Just as His re.!lurrPct ion hb!ii taken all ff'&r
from dt"a lh. M His n•.!!urrt>ction has lakf'n all
fea r from t-ternity. EIN nity will have no black
fea rs. for Wf' shall haw· thr company of thf'
Li ght of Timf' antf I he J;i~ht nf F.rtPrnal Yt"an~.
Thf'n aga in. thr rL1!1Urrf'r tion of f:hri.st mak~
a f!rt'al df'al of diffr rr>ncr con('f'rnin~ lhl'" Holy
Spirit . For thf' Holy Spirit !wf'Oftlf'"!l 8 facl in
our livf'!!-. Wt-know lhat Hr i!i in1IM"tl B j~:ifl.
a ~ift · for U!l. w,. thl'"rr forl-o1wn nur l!rart lo
rf'Cf'iVt> that wh ich our livin jl Lord has prom.
i~d-wt' rre¥ivf' rhe ,:ift or lht· Falht·r frnm
Thf'n llfi!ll in, thr rf'~Urrf'clion of Jl"!!u!L Ch ri!it
will hrinj!; to U!L a f!t rtai nty roncNnin~ othen.
Wf' shall not fra r tht• lo!!' of olht>rs whom Wf'
lo\"f' in Chri!Lt-wr !<hall know that thPy will
he wi th u!L. f.vf'n 8!1 th,.y h11w• bffn wilh U!L in
timf'. so will thf'y lw wi th us in f'lrrnity.
thf' hand~ of the Son. '
Nnw sre whal a li vin ~ Chri!l mf'8 11S. Our
ff'ar is rf'mOVf'd . Wr flo not rt'a r limf', and WI'
do not ff'ar f"lf'fnity. Thf'n a)lain ""/" rln not
fra r thr Ins.• of nthf'r~. Wf' ~hall ~~·~· thrm
Rl!ain and ,.njoy thf'm thrnuJ!hout etrrnity.
Tht"~ a rf' lh n'f' ~rf'a l lhin,:s that l"t'sull
through ou r lwli1•f in o ri!lt'n Chri~t.
Then !W'f' how thf'" f.hurch is bl<'ll~tl. No
lon~f'r is it a dt'ad Church nt>rtfinj! ~<>·orl rlly
.s upport : it is 8 livinJJ: Chur('h 1·njoyin2 ht>a\'-
enl y SUpjHlfl. Thus Ch urch lift' anti individual
lirf' bf"comr stronp:.
Then aj~:ai n, bc-lif'f in B ri!!f'n Chri!lt will not
onl y bring thf'M' thr~ Jdorious facts to U!l, but
we shall Sf'E' in our bt-lirf in thf' rt>Surrt'ction
lhe hopt' of thr C:hurch. w,. shall 5('f' thai lht>
Church collf'c tivf'ly, all wrll a! ourselves in.
dividuall y. will triumph ovrr a.ll ft-ar as !he
believf'S in thP rt'llurrect ion. In fact. the
Ch urch wou ld br an impO!'~ihilit)' wilhout thr
rf'surrpction: jusl as our Christian fa ith would
II is ,g-lo riou~ to hf'li"''f' in th" rf'"~Urrf'ctilln.
rt is f'S.«ent ial to bf'lif'\'t' in thf' rN urrf't'tion .
It is a bt'lief which dt'li~ht;-t he hPart of nur
Lo rd, for thus H,. know!' that hf'lif',•in,lf in Him
WP n·spond to Him. and at'rortfinp: to nur rf'.
spon.'<l' liO j.., H i~ hlrfl...•inp:.
Perfection
"When that which ia perfect
ia come, then that which ia in
part aball be done away."-J
Corinthian• lS :10.
There ahall be no nirht there
-PERFECT DAY.
There shall be no more curae,
but the throne of God and the
Lamb shall be in it-PERFECT
GOVERNMENT.
Hia servant. sballserve Him.
-PERFECT SERVICE.
BJa Name shall be in tbelr
foreheads-PERFECT RESEM~
BLANCE.
They shall aee Bia Face-
PERFECT COMMUNION.
No candle neither IJaht of the
sun will be needed, for the
Lord God giveth them Uabt-
PERF'ECT LIGHT.
They ahall reign forever and
ever-'PERFECT GLORY.
-A . T .. Pierson.
So peat • my ve•eratl-tor
tile IIIWe tllat Ute Ml'ller my
~ ..... to read It, Ute mon~
eoatldeat wiD btl lit,)' ••pe tllat
the7 wW. pi"'ft UN:na.i dtbe-&o
Uloelr eo~~~~Uy, and J'Nped.able
memben of Mdet)'.
--.Jolul Qulne1 Adarr..
• • • I hope I UaU alwa,. pau !AI
ti~ ud yJrtue enoqil to
IUiataJ.a wlaat I coulder the
•.C. a'riable of all tit~ u.e
c.haraeter of aa hODe8t aaa.
-Geor .. Wuhlq~Ge
Christlen Science Serlices
Dr. Bob Jones,
Senior, Said .••
God •d Ulllto111 QU.•
·~-Clll ........... C.-bla Tlleelopeol 8emlury,
Deca&w, Georal•
Pt'OIII CHRISTIAN H8WS, N~w Hillin, Mo .
A.-. To BJo Won!,
Bow Doa Ged Beprd Aborllcm!
I. GO;) IS THE CREATOR OF HUMAN LIFE.
MADE IN HIS OWN IMAGE , Gen. 1: 26-27.
Accordl.ng to the Psalms, "It Is He that hath
made us, not we ourselves'', 100: 3. "Thou send-
est forth Thy Spb1t and tbey are created," 1(H,:-
30. 'Tonak.e not tbe worltl of tbtoe owa baDda."
138:8. •ny baDdl bave made me aDd fublooed
me". 119:73. '-rbou. dldst form my taw.ard parts,
aDd d..kllt cover me (knit me tocether) ln my
motber's womb", 139: 13. "Chlldren are a her1-taae olthe Lord .. , 127, 3.
AccordiDc to Job: ''Thy hands have formed me
aDd fuhloDed me••, 10:8. "Old not He that made
me Ia the waftlb make him, and did He not
fuldoa usia tbe womb?", 31: 15.
ladtvldua.ls are the a1ftl of God In thetr con-
ceptloD aDd birth, for example: Catn, Gen. ft: 1;
Iooac, Gen. 29: 31-35; 31"17, 22·23; Obed. Ruth,
4: 13; Smnuol, I, I s.m. 1:6, U,l7, llJ.:!O. ••asked
oftheLonl ...
That God. made man In HJ.s own Image and that
He remakes bJm I.Dto tbe tmap c1 Chrt.st, CoJ.
3:10; Epb. 4::1&, llri-to blo wortll and dig·
nlty both befon! aDd after blrtb. .
"AD th4t bouowslJte tnm Thee,
11 ever Ia Tby care."
II. THE GOD OF THE OOVENANr IS THE GOD
OF OUR SEED, THAT IS THEY ARE IDS CHn.O.
REN IN THE COVENANT SENSE-HOLY.
Gen. 17:7 COYe!WIIed ..tlb Abralwn to be
• God to blm aDd to blo oeed. Acta 2: 39 ''Tbe
promloe Ia to you IUid to your cblldren .. , ap
pllel tbe covea&Dt tot Cbr11Uan believers aDd lbolt-.
I Cor. 6:~7:14 teacbel Ula.t even o~~e be-l.lev1Di parent N.DCtlftel tbe wd.OD 10 tb.at our
clllldteG ore holy, lhot Ia. they ""' God'o cblld-
ren. 1'be 1ame peaqe teacbel thiLt we are not
our OWD. but are bouabt wUb a prtce 10 that we
are to alortty God wttb OW' bodies, which
are memben of Cbriot IUid t.ompleo or the Holy
Splrtt. I Ttm. 2:15, "A Wcman shall be 1aved
lllr<Nib bovlq cblldrell, If ..,. penever01 Ia
follb aDd loYe IUid ..,.._ ..tlb mOIIelty" (T.E. V.)
ChJ1at 11 Lord of God'• c.blldrea botb before and
after btrth. m. EVEN PRIOR TO THEIR BIRTH GOD PEJt.
SONALLY RELATES lllSl'ORY TO UNBORN
BABESASPERliONS, CHn.DREN, SONS. J-aDd EMu, ''Tile cblldrm (-) aot bov·
"" -. bonl. . .J-... ,.. I loved... Gen. 25:22; Mol 1:2~ Ran. 1:10-13. s.n-, J ......
13:3,5-7 J........., .. _ I r...-~ Ill the
bell1 I -liloe; oad _.. lboa c.._t out
oftho-bl--.&lldlordolaodliloe
• ,...... to tho .. -... Jor. 1:51 a :JD:It-
1&.. Jolt. tho a.ptlot, Tile -loaped .... Joy
IDthe-batE-wlloDoholloanlthe
~ or ~. lbo -at .,.. Lord. Lll. 1: 41. ... Maa. l :ll -~ .. "wtlb cUd .. -Lll. II: II. :a u .. _ wllll clllld". Job
U; Pia. 11.1. ,_ eloot Ia Cllrlot ,_ c-
_....:..::: -.-ol the W<ll1d, Epb. l:U. Pul ... 1 God ....... Ml -aport ..., ....
I
By B. A. Ferpnon
A lake of fire (Rev. :1);~).
A bottomless pit (Rev~ :1):1).
A bon1ble t.emPett (Pt. ll:t).
A sMoe ot evreriMtlal ptDI4...,;.wat (Matt. :IS:a). A--tbo7---(-.
A .,:;.JIJ1; lth :a-..... ~ ror.wt (J.
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• SUMDAf, FEB. zi Bor·-llr. lid Mrs. t..eo.l'd rom • 0 IC8 0 r FICTmmlts:.kss NAME ~u :,-:=·or
Gb-1--Mr. IJid Mn • ..._,., Cllrllllo, 41ll'lonr 81., <:-. • 8.\Tr..DAY, IIARCR 10 4Z4 st. Aadrowo Pl., CUIJ Ra· II WU boJoc -ot 4%0 STATEMENT lho Hatbcc AN. no Aa~Jd. lla-A SUI& J.a Mta. .JoMplil J~ Pucot, li, ot .,. .. wu melted at 7:30p.m. Goldearod* C:CWO. dtlMazo,be. Tbe toUowtac per.oa.lacloUI( not betft .. lcom.t,
A h., eq.ta ...... • FRDlAY M.ARCR S 11l RoeiMI&II' SL, Collll. Meta. at tbl Su~ druc store lotO twMG. March J0 &Dd ZS • • • )U.atnes1 u·CJoctCbl.letotCO-1Mr 1 favor by e&l1inQ: tiM
ctrt-.. Jilr. ud Mrs. Roblrt BoJ--II.i. ud Mn. ca.r ... wu uretted ~ "C::·m· al lnlDe, Waatcwt PJua. '011 a S6pal Uptl YalUIId at $46wert rooa dtl War, 1040 E. Cout· Vili:tor bltwNrll 8
Alaa, MDIIW.,. st., Wool Cloot, 5'11 Jo ..... <:-.M-. ~ Jld Hwy., ebarp Ol -tlloft obopUft-lloloa from l cat boloollor lo Hwy., Cor<>aa dol ..... ,..._ a.m. and .... will
Rewport. · Boy Mr &ld Mra. ltobtrt Coroa del Mar, • a eb&rn 1Dc ••• RliS&eU NeW Yess Herbert str1UJ', 445 Redkod•, Pfuaer 7U 1/! IrU Corora your triind ·
GU-1--Mr. IJid llro. Cral( ClaU,-Szo Au.. AH Nowpori "' reeelrioc ..,laG pr~y 10, of 938 w. O..U Ft., Bal: Nowpon Hei&IQ, wtdJo u "'' dol ..... : Tlll; ,.,.,_; t.t>otac ll•llwoble informotlon
lcoaekl, UO AlnndoPl., Bll-Ht:l&tU '' • • • Douf'aa lay Krot)t, 18, boa, was arrested at 1Z:50a,m. pe.rtl(l &l b.l& rukltace be· CODducted bV a.niPc!lYidUl.L from friendly
bal., Boy .. ~Mr. ud Mrs. Raymoad ol 28&0 Moolut)' AYe,, Costa a.t 20th St. a.od Ba.lbo& BIYd,, hreea Mareb 10 IJid 11. Slped: lll&ntted PfuDer • firms which
Glrl-Mr. u.J Mra, noma. Catroa. 2:552-8 Eldla. COIIta Mea, ~~ ~;:u t!:~ Ceotral Newport, oa a cbarce MR$. KOOIMAN TO TALK Tbls statemeat ft.led with tbe to h•lp h•r .boComo ll
Kocb, 1717 Westml.Uter, Apt. Mea. 1'n&IP, Ill • of , Har r •• ol J)OSSesslon ot mariju&Da , .• TO GOP WOMEN APR. 21 COWily clerk of Oraoce Couoty acquainted with her ;.=A~~CH 1 • SATURDAY, MARCH I ~: p.:~ ~~ :.y•:r.:: ;:nln: 0~alued a.t $330 ftS Mrs. Helea Kooiman. teetu. oa: March SO, 1971, By Beverly surroundings.
Boy •• u:r: Uld Mrs. Ru L. Kra'BoJ--Mr. ;:ct p Mrs. F.::: a eba.rge of possession of marl-JOhn R.r Mi~b~t:" ~~e!: rer b" Moa-al Adnace, wlll J. =:.' = 800:'~~~~~ THE HARBOR VISITOR
Price, 171! Port .Ashley Pt., ~ c!:ifeu.apper ra-5 1 ·_,.;1~ ~hoOcmas ~ P:ts51, Blvd,, Corona d~1 Mar, wb.lle =can~~:~~~:a cr:d~:ti 1971, 1n .tbe NewPort'~~ PHONE: 48rH3I8
• 1710 MIWPO RT
lfnport Hills 9o' M v • • 0 ,.., "' • ean •• e it was parked at 1600 E Coast ' Enslp
Boy--Mr. U., Mra. Ednrd Y--Mr. aod rs. erooa Newport, was arrested at 7:30 Hwy between 12.45 ~ 2.40 28. Members will cODVeoe -·----p · Ktrac:ber UlSbaUmar Apt BentleJ, 144 Melody IA.ae, Co-a.m. at b1s residence on a P m ·• A ake a.lued. at at 10 a.m. iD the borne of !II a· eo.ta M~ • • Ita Mea. ebarp of iotoxlcatlon.tn public Us . .,;a~ .stol:e fro~ v LiDcolD Wrs. Mark B. Webster, l99fl
COSTA. MlS.A. 'etrt--llr.lDCS U:ra. EmlleA, Boy--Yr. llDd Mrs. wuuam ... Auto accessories valued at junior high school 3101 Pa-Balearic Drive, Costa MeSL
646-9313 Cutoacua.y 4412 Lueewood WiKer, 419 Begoaia Ave., Co. $15 were stolen from a car cUte View Dr c ' d !Mar Buffet luoebeoo Is at ooon. ~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'!!!! WaJ, IniDt'. ~O:~~~arMARcH 7 beloociDe to Tom casulas, 885 between Mar~h l~ro;: ;3 •• : :~t!.=:r!:,~~!~ ~ BoJ··IIr, aad lira. Peter J. Boy Mf aod Mrs Robert SeaKUll Ln., Newport Heights, t wallet valued at $20 was tlon. •
Robyll. SOO E. C~HWY. 1113, •• • • wblle it was parked at his resl-stolen from Lois J Pollaek. BAL1Z
MOR.1VARIES
Bayside Vlllace. • • Lowry, 2378 Colpte, Costa deDCe duriol the night , •• A 3027 Madera Costa Me wblle New members of Mesa Verde
Gtrt •• Mr. ud Mrs. start Mesa. window screen valued at $3 it was in a iocker at:; Park Repablicans welcomed by tbe
R, MeFarlaDd, 1 ?Z&Cudi..Uck Glri--Mr. a.nd Mrs. Jeftrey was burgla.ril.ed from tbe Ray. Newport Health Spa betweea. presida:~~t., Mrs. William Collum
La. Bayerest. Lewis:, 209 Rose I...aoe, Costa mood W, Walcbll residence, 1 nd 1.30 '• Jr., l.neltlde Mmes. Stella Butt-• Mesa. a · p.m. · • · motor-ers JobD C Edwards P 1 1741 IUPIIIOI A VI. Girl--Yr. IDd Mrs. Reed 219 Goldenrod, Coro~deiMar, cycle bek>ngingtoRicbardllar-• · • ear COiT A. NISA. Sayles 147 VIa t.1D1!tDt Udo Boy-.Mr • aad Hrs. lrrtDg during the Dl&flt or March 17. u Lockha 1 719 w Balbol. Harrl.soo, Lois Moeller, Low-
Midwlly b-2424 Isle. •
1 ~=~~19 E. Wllsoo St., • SUNDAY MARCH 21 srvd., Ba~: was stoiea wblle ell Pattersoa, Eugeoe Skawin
y Glrl--,Mr. ~ Mrs. RoaaJd Boy--Yr .' aad Mrs. Mark WtWam 'sarc~een Kooz, 52,
:1520COI_. COAASDTILIIIWMAAR Hafts, 208 Canal st., Newport Cross, 688-B Center st., Costa of 106 Agate, Balboa Island,
Shores. Mesa was arrested at 2:45 p.m. at
ORiole )-9450 Boy--Mr. aad Mrs. Howard &f--Mr. aad Mrs. Gary 415 N. Newport Blvd., New-
Sittn Jf42 Kay, 2059 Wallace Ave., Costa Coot, 2'700 Peterson, No, 36.A, port Heights, on a charge nf l ;::::====::::::==::=::=: !'esa. Costa Mesa being drunk ln pubUc ... Jet-TUESDAY, MARCH 2 • MONDAY; MARCH 8 fery Alan Minor, 18, of 294 MATTRESSES Boy--Mr; and Mrs. Micbael Clrl--Mr. and M.rs. Robin Magnolia St., Costa Mesa, was
NEW-U8UILDING A. Nicholas, 1'136 Antlp Way, McFaul, 371 W. WUson St., arrested at 12:45 p.m. at 18th
Jrreeular Shape• Dover Sbores. Costa Mesa and Balboa Blvd., CentraiNew-
I-enpriDg-c.tt. • WEDNESDAY, MARCH 3 Boy--Mr' and Mrs William port, on a charge of possession
COSTA -..ESA t.tAilllSS CO. Glrl--P.tr. and Mrs. Robert Engel zos6 GoldeneYe Place or an electrical deYlce without
MANNING'S
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2150 Newpott ........ LIMfty a.nol · Lltz, 434 Santa ADa An., New-costa' Mesa ' a serial number ••• Michael
. . . ··r--t Heights. Boy--Yr.' and Mrs. Michael Shawn Scott, 31, of 1626 New-Wes-;:;(cliff Chapel THURSDAY, MARCH 4 Happeny, 854 Oak St., Costa port Blvd., Costa Mesa, was
· Boy--Mr. aDd Mrs. C. James Wesa. arrested at 12:10 a.m. at 1730
.............. Sparks, 294 E. 18tb St., Costa • Tui:sDAY MARCH 9 W, Coast Hwy ., Mariners Mile,
427 E. IM sf. Mesa., Boy--Mr 'aad Mrs Micllael on a charge of intoiicaUon in
COSTA WISA. Boy •• Mr. and Mrs. Ricbard Tarbox, t838 Pom~ Costa public ••. A cassette tape re-~===•:•:o:•:••: .. ::'";":':':::::~D~.:=K~eet~e,:!;,31•02•.•A-C•or•a•I•A•Ye., Mesa. ' corder and a.n AM/FM radio, Costa Mesa. Glrl--Mr. aad Mrs. Dewey valued at $40, were burglarized
Suage, 2001 Port Albans from the William A. Ward rest-
Ill'". HIJR~"HES -Circle, Newport Hills. deoee, 1817 W. Balboa Bt•d.,
THE
._, ... ~ Glrl--Mr. and Mrs. Oorrald Central Newport, between 9 ~-------::.·::.· ----'-· ----..:--,...----, Casey, 2164 Raleigh Avenue, a.m. March 20 aM 6:15 p.m.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Costa Me... March 21 •.. Two wet suits
IUY, SILL 01. TIADI
'M21 New,.n atM., C.M.
11:00 TO 5:)0 041LY
SUN. & MOH.-P. fill. ONLY
642.9251
• Beauty Salons
BEAUT Y NOOK
2732 E. Coast Hwy.
Corona del Mar
Phone 644 7 336
Gtrt • .::M:r . and: Mrs. Larry and a pair of tins n.lued at IS FOR YOU Schneider, 217-1/2 Marguerite $87 were <!oleo from Richard • B.:..ic:.:y~c.:.._,le:..s:_ __ _
Ave., Corona del Mar. Vanderpool, 3175 Barabados, 9:45A.M.-BIBLE SCHOOL HOUR
11:00 A.M.-MORNING WORSHIP SERVICE
7:00 P .t.( -EVENING SERVICE
OR. JAMES OIMII$ PASTOR
• WEDNESDAY MARCH 10 Costa Mesa, while he was at
Giri--Mr, and Mrs. Wttllam the west end: of the Corona del
R~rt, 522 Fullerton, Newport Mar main beach between 4:15
Helgbts. and 4:45 p.m., Much 18 •.•
301M•t"•ll• St. COSTA MESA
(At $11rtlll -""" Au•·' Pt. .... 541-1733
HOME OF P . G. HEUMANN CHRISTIAN SCHOOL
• THURSDAY MARCH 11 Photographic equipment valued
Boy ~-Mr'. aDd Mrs. John at $758 was burglarized from
Winslow, 2563-F Elden Ave., the Pl'lJUp H. Pl'lJUpson resi-
Costa Mesa. deoce, 1801 Sanda.lwood, Bay-
Boy--Me. and Mrs. Jam e~ crest, between March 11 and l::==="=;="=''='='="'='='="'=•"'=i"~t:h:E:':·g:h:th=G:'":':'===~ Larcomb, 316 Robia Hood Ln., 21; appliances valued at $134 r Costa Mesa. were burgla.rtz.ed trom his g:a. SALES & SERVICE
for the best
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• Color Stereo Theatres
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Portables • Monochrome
FIRST CHURCH OF
CHRIST , SCIENTIST
JJOJ Via Lido
LUTHERAN CHURCH
OF THE MASTER
• FRIDAY MARCH 12 rage between Ja.n. 1 aad March
Boy--M;, and Mrs. Raymond 17 ••. A stereo tape deck
Carnes, !15 E. Bay Ft., Bat. valued at $150 was stolen from
boa lslaad, a car belonging to Susan Carol
420 E. 11TH ST . COSTA MESA
646-7706 -6 46-68 55
•COSTA
MESA
54S.3368
• HUNTINGTON
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•ORANGE •ANAHEIM OF WALLPAPER Component Systems e
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SUNDAY SCHOOL
2900 hcific Vt.w Dr. Boy •• Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Hawkins, 5216 Seashore Dr.,
CorORII tW M.r, c.! if. Keith, 1846 Placentia, Costa West Newport, while U n s
9: I 5 a.m. and II a.m. Mesa. parked at the rear of her rest-
SUNDAY SE RVICES DR . WILLIAM R. EllER Girl--Mr. aM Mrs. Terrence deoce between 2 and 10 a.m. Phone: 644-2664 9: I 5 -II <~.m. McWeth y, 2050 Continental, • MONDAy MARCH 22
WEDNES DAY F.VEN IN (; 9:00 A.M. Family Worsh ip Costa Mesa. Robert H~ncock, 20, of 2715
MEETI NG R p.m. 10:00 A.M.· Church 5Chool Boy--Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Ef-Bayshore Dr., Bay Shores, was
REA DI NG ROOM 11 :00 A.M.· Feslive Worship ner, 403 Columbus Circle, Co-arrested at 8:25 p.m. at the
Wee k d;~ys: 9 <~.m.-5 p.m. NURSERY PROVIDED . rona Highlands. Sav-on drug store, 1020 lr-
Wrdnrsday: 9 a.m .. 7:4 5 p.m.l'-----------' Glrl--Mr. and Mrs. Rex vine, Ave., Westcllff Plaza, on
Tursday o.~nd Friday: Bruhns, 2323 Santa Ana Ave., a charge of petty theft shop-
9 o.~.m.-5 p.m.: 7-9 p.m. I fl ~ Costa. Mesa. Uft.ing ••• Clothlog valued at Sundo.~y : I p.m.;. 4 p.m.l 'FMII • SATURDAY, MARCH 13 $43.75 was stolen n-om Chris-
SECOND CHURCH OF l1 • ljpal Boy-.Mr. aad Mrs . Robert tine MarJe Gruber, 108 3oth
CHR IST. SCIENTIST 111.::.__,_ Mitchell, 122 30th St., West St., West Newport, while U was
Newpor1 lkach ar ~ Newport. In a·dryer at the Beach Laund.ro-
Corona drl M.u 3262 Broad Street Girl--Mr. and Mrs. J. Dwight m1t, 200 3oth St., West New-
3100 Paci fic Vitw Dr. Newport HeiW.ts MaJerhofer, 291 Avocado, 97, port at 5:30 p.m ••.• A wallet
SUNDAY SCHOOL IOa.m. A Frt~ a.,d 1.,depr,dent Costa Mesa. valued at $15 was stolen from
SUNDAY SERVICE 10 a.m. Congregt:~tio .,al L Gbyirl--~8a.odCMr~/.aur~~~e P. James Calhoun, 5202 Nep-
WEDNESDAY EVENING ChristiaP1 Chwrch US , 00 ge, , tune, West Newport, while It
Reading Room: 8 p.m. Costa Mesa. ·was i.D a gym locker at New-
.1500oB E. Cou!Hwy. REV. NORMAN BROWN Boy--Mr. aOO Mrs. Grant port Harbor high school, be-
F.otrnce 00 N•rcluo• MINISTER Allan, 3138 Limerick Ln., Costa tween oooo ~ 1 p.m ••.• Boat
Mon.-Fri.: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. SUNDAY SERVICE Mesa. accessories valued at $50 were
MALCOLM (BUD)CUTLER
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Tustin Carpet Cl,aners
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• Clothing
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Casual Shi rts
for ALL the
Family .•.
Fabulous
Color s and
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Sport Sbirts
from $2.50!
442 E. 17ftil ST ..
COSTA MISA • MS---»12
639·2«1 82tH)381 2919 E. Coast Hwy. Tape Recorders • Port-
• WESTMINSTER Corona del Mar able end Table Radios! 89 ' 3387 (NEXT TO PORT THEATRE)
• • 1-=:-;--:-;----.,.-:--:-;--I ?di'.l.r.U C::fi·~· w& 5 ~·· y:. Pho""' 673·2033 Hearing Aids
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3409 E. Coast Hwy
COI"ona del Mar
675·3833
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REPAIRS & REMODELING
S O JO B TOO S \I :'U
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833-2030
1829 NEWPORT BLVD.
COST A I.IESA 6•6·4488
• Printing
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2 721 E. Coo•t High-y
Corono del Mor , Colilomio
·Tennis Equipment
Tlmr.sday rnnings: 7 to 9 AND CHURCH SCHOOL BoJ--Mr • aoo W:rs. Kermetn stolen from a boat belonglog to
Sat.: 10 a.m. 10 4 p.m. AT 10:00 A.M. Schma.ling. 425 Merrimac Way, Mayron c. Pals, 29n Andros, .. Decorators
You arc-cordially invi1ed 10 Nwrsuy carr prollided 0112, Costa Mesa. Costa Mesa, Wbile II was dock-
16422 S. H•rbor S.A.
!•Marine Hardware •Sewing Machines
So.tL
Coaat
TENNIS .attrnd Church Sc.-rvicrs and PHONE: 642.274 0 Girl--Mr • aDd Mrs. Ronald ed at 1221 W. Coast Hwy., Mart-
I ~··~"~"~'h~<~R~·~·~d~;n~g~R~oo~m~. =J=========~ IGkmll.oo, 160-A Monte Vi sta, ners Mile, between 1:30 p.m., ~ Costa Mesa. March 21 and 9:30a.m. March
Central Bi.ble Church 22 ..• Clothing •aJued at BACK U .S. SECURITY
23RD ST. 6. ORA"GE, COSTA MESA -548·5303 Dr. I.Dd Mrs. John H. Linson $1°7 was stolen trom Jane , ,_ r. Murphy, 1319 W. Bay Av~. Saud•., School jl; Worablp ••• 8:00 and tO:ao a.m. of &oMJU q~ are oow members -1 00 p1 tbe NatloDal Association for Balboa, while she was in a Sunday EveoiDI Worabip •.••••• • • • : P·•· Unlformed Servtc::es. This Is a booth at the bar of the New-
Wedoei4&J Bible ltuctJ • Prarer •••• • 7 :00 p.a. oewly lormed •Uoo-wtde or. port Harbor Yacht Club, '120
~~A~o~llld~-~~-~~~c~burcb~~wl~lll~B~lbl~e~l8~1aM~~na~•~ln~lo&IJ~~-pnlatioo tor eareer senlce W. Bay Ave., about mld.n.lght, perSOODeL Parpose of the as-Feb. 5 .•• A flar and a pole,
soc:iatioa Is to IIIAIOI1 mea. valued at $50, were stolen from FIRST sures which wtll -ld tllo William E. Crane, 4()1 VIa Lido
1111 CLI9 H.. MIWPOd IIACM security of tbt liDlted states, Soud, Lido lsla.Dd, betweeo 7:SO
A NIW CHURCH WILCOMII YOU · mal .... o re.-et lor -'"' a.m. and 2 p.m .•.• Bur !liars
Or. Walter 1o tho .-,, IJid 1o work escaped with $382 wortho!Uglot
-
~ •-•·laUYo -~ •r-n.xtures from VlckStair's Elae-SUIIIDAY SC L • • • • WI. •..-,._.. 353 £ C st hwy C
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U1-tni(10LL •illl PIIOII MIIFO•T IIAIIIO• ••W
, .• Auto parts valued at $40
were stoleo trom a car beioa&-
lDr toRtcf\ard Schlestneer,I526
Hf&bla nd Dr., Harbor Hl&fl-
laads. wh.ile U was puked at
tbe west parking lot at Fasblon
1aland betweeo Wareb 16 aod 20
• • • A rQt4rauUc jack n.lued at
$150 was stoleo from to front
ol Oranp County Mulller Ser·
rice, C96 N. Newport BIYd.,
WHt Ntwi)OI"t, betfteD Ma.reb
11 ud 2! • • • An Impact
wr..e1t nlued at $160 wu •-
.._ 11om tM c:oa.struetioll lite
It Jambor"u u1 Su Ja.qlllD
IUlla Rd., Newport Ctater, be-
..._ t ;JO ud 10 a.m. liluc::b
II; .. noeclo boloopd lo
J-&:. LJIOII, 1110 Goo~
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For lnform~tion
Call Christopher
136-4067 or 527--6506
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WILCOX·CRITTENDEN
HARDWARE
Ntvte-lional Ch••b -Boob
2700 W. Coast Hwv .. N. 8.
548-9331
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on the prrmitt•
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Phone: 673·9605
• Florists
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ALL OCCASIONS
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1171 Herloor Blvd •• C.M.
646-9742
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675-3663
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SEWING MACHINE
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3519 E. COast Kwy., COM
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Corona del Ma.r
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• W&DNUDAY, MARCH U • IATlllDAT, MAJICI 11
I~IIT MMIIII Ell.
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ol lilt llo-t-Plullloc
CO.•'rd • llr ita ••ltllc
Ill I p.-. IDdiJ, A&n'Jl IS, 11
CKy RoD. '
'· l'llal -.. Trac:l .... 11M, hDJ--olll.-s• a-u Rots, 10, o1 --._.,ao, ..-11$15 ... --
nee. PI'OI»"'S !Delude a
'" .. .. $tOO • ,_ lor
Ottrld&tt PHkiDC: llld tbe rt•
qtdrem.-b 2 pt&p apaces
pot oolt '"' R-t am! R-1 lots.
Tbl dtle aflairs/plaADiac and
IODine committee of tbe New ..
port Harbor ..Costa Mesa Bc».rd
of Realtors has submltted a
recornmeodatton tUt parcels
tllviQg less tbaa 3,600 sq. ft.
be ezempted from any i.ocrea.se
la garage requiremeDts.
•• aerw lMD 011t 1M 011 tbt
..-11 -of Blrcb St., bo· tw .. ~~ st. ud [)oft sc.,
AlrliOrt ......
a. Uot permit appUcalloo ol
Patrick o•coaaor to build a
dupleK oo. a n eut lot ta a
C-1-K dlslricl, II Zll Oraap
St., Newport Sbores.
9. Use permit appllca.tloa ol
Patrick O'CODDOI' to balld I
duple• at !07 On.nce St •• N.,-
port Sbores, I.D a C-1-H dis-
115 t. BalbOa BlYd., Balboa, of SN CataUla A"., "wporl a ear btklqllc ., ,JIJMI G.
wu ur.-II i a.m. II• btl Kolpu, wu or.-II 1110 Halloo, 100 loa Wit, Barbo<
rtGdllee oa a chattt ol.l*-S..'-ot driC ._., 1C.IrttM, V'" HWa. willie It wu puUd
-of marljolllll .•• Rlcb· W-all Ptua, II 1,110 p,m, II ldo r---11,10
ard Lloyd Lilu, aa. ol. 1451 oa a daU .. ol tllclpUftlac ••• a.m. Ud aooa ••• Alilto ae-
Eklta, Colt& Ilea, was ar-Joba Mart CrlleldleiiS, 111 ot ceaor1• ftllld at $80 nn
rested at 9:45 p.m. at 4S6 1101 S..lbort Dr., Wilt New .. •• trom a cat be~ to
Ketsotrope, Coroaa del Mar I pcwt, wu UTN&td at 1:10 &.m. Wak K. .. .,.., I aoo Hal
Oil a charge of crossi.Dg OYer at IIUI St. &ad .Newport BIYd,, St., Welt Newport, wbt-. tt
the hlgtnray dirider ••• Vte .. Wtlt Newport_ oa a c:bu .. of wu puttd at bll reiSdenct
tor Thomas AreUues, 34, of drMDc wblll aDder tbl lD-........ t a.m. Marcb 18 ud
Sl5 E. Balboa Bltd., Balboa, fioeoce of aleobol ••• Jam~ 7 a.m. Mareb 19.
wa.s arrested at 2:40 a.m. at Frederlet Crawford, 25, oils&
his resldeDCe oo a charp of Placeatta Ate., Welt Newport
belnr lDioJ:ieated In pubUe • • • Heiebtl, wu a.rruted at 1a.m..
Burglars escaped with $2,148 a.t 2Z14 W. Oceu Ft., Ceatral
1n jewels aDd a radio from Newpx-t, OA a. cbarp ot belDc
the Robert E. Aldjulis rest-l.Dtoxleated 1D peue • • • A
deoee 701 Iris Corooa ctel tele't181oo set ftlaed at $51$
M-.r, during the o'tpt; eotraoee was burcJ,artHdfl'omtheaput..
.,. .. 'i made by prytng opeo tbe ment of George Wat1011, MIJ
front door ••• An estiml.ted SeashOre Dr., West Newport.
$23 t.o cash was stolen from durlDc the night of Yareb !I
ttte cash regt.steratKare3Mar ..... A bicycle n.liBI at $110 creta Imports, Z640 E. Coast was burllarlsed from a P•
Hw y., Corona del Mar, be-rage at tbe Toa.y N. Wratbrest. ..
tweeD 10 and 10:30 a.m •••• cleoce, 109 Part St., Balboa
A stereo tape player valued a.t Island, between 9 Lm. Mareb
$\60 was ~oleo from a car 26 &00 nooo March 27 •••
bekmgtng to Theodore B. Tbom-A ba.Ddgun nlued at $1S3 ,.,
as, 3212 Marcus, West New-stolea from Darid Mueblberger,
port while it was parted at 2182 Mesa Dr., BackBay,whlle
his ;esidence between-mtdn!ght his ear was parked across from
Here is the complete ageQ
lor too.igl:lt:
1. Proposed uneodmeots to
the city code pertaiJling to off ..
street puking requirements In
residential areas.
2. Proposed amendments to
the code .. pertaining to build-
ings changed to a use r equir-
111& a ueater number of park-
ing spaces.
3. Inlne Co. request to a-
meDd the Big Canyon planDed:
community plan, the resideD·
tial lJid goU course complex
,bouoded by MacArthur Blvd.,
Ford Rd., Jamboree Rd. and
San Joaquin Hills Rd. Proposed
ellanges ioclude adjustments 1n
the residential densities of Ar-
eas 4 and 5 and mloor rt>vi-
sions to the statistical sum-
maries and development stand-
ards.
4. Variance appllcaUon ofW.
C. Clapet to permit a 3-story
duple:z at 901 N. Bay Ft., Bal-
boa lsla.od, in a district where
hei ght Is limited to 2 stories.
5. Use permit application of
Humb le Oil & Refining Co. of
Orange to raze a serVice sta-
tion and to construct :1 new
station at 2191 Palisades Rd.,
Back Bay.
6. Use permit application of
Emkay Development Co., South
Gate, for 4 on-site signs north
of Palisades Rd., west of Mac-
trict. ·
10. Use permit appUeatiooof
Earl G. Cortett to permit
Z ~leus to be relocated on
2 C -1 )ots and OM dupleJ: to
be coastructed oo a eootlp-
ous C-1 lol, at 500, 502 a.ad
504 W, Ba.Jbc».. 81Yd., Balboa.
11. Request of Pllillp Rapp
to permit au eneroachmeat ill-
to the 10-!oot rear yard set-
bact, aod the construcUoo a.ad
placement of planters, Ugbt
standuds, trees, sign post aod
walkway at 2108, 2110 West
Ocean Ft., Ceotral Newport.
12. Tentative map of Tract
7410, subd.irld.lng 0.955 acres
into 5 single family resideDtial
lots and ooe lot to be utlllsed
as a private driveway, at Z-426
E. 15th St., Newport Hetgbts.
The applicant Is John Wieleoga
Construction, Gar den Grove.
13. Tentative map of Tract
7409, subdividing 0.95 acres
into 6 single family residential
lots at 2209 Bayside Dr., Co-
rona del Mar, fronting on the
east channel of Balboa Is~.
14. Final map of Tract No.
6938, subdividing 15.64 acres
into 69 lots, located south of
Ford Rd. and easterly of Mac.
Arthur Blvd., in Harbor View
Hills.
15. Tentative map of Tract
3867, request for a one year
uteosion. The Joc.ation is be-
tween Coast Hwy. aod Bayside
Dr., west of Jambor ee Rd.,
the Promoatory Point develop-
ment ot the Irvine Co.
MRS. RICHARD JENSEN ol LidO l.ale, at right, woo these
flowers as a table pri..&e at the March 31 fashion sbow held
by the Oranp County Phllbarmoofc Society at the New-
porter InD. Pictured with her Is Mrs. Jotm Sparling of
Newport Beaeb, who made tbt preM«*atloo.
TABLE RESERVATIONS for the Orange County Philhar-
monic fashion show at the Newporter IM were checked by
Mr s. Emor y Moore, len, and Mrs. Bill Rush, both of Balboa.
Library Friends to install
and 9 a.m. 2616 Newport 81Yd., West New ..
• THURSDAY, MARCH 25 port, betweeu 10:30 aod 10:40
Two wheels valued at $50 Lm.
were stolen from 'l boJ: trailer • SUNDAY, MARCH 28
belonging to John Willlam Rus-Georp WUeox Coombs, 50,
sell, 314 Alvarado, Balboa, of 4200 Park Newport, Apt.
whi le parked near his resl· 203, was arrested at 6:30p.m.
dence between 1:50 p.m. March at 2555 E. Bluff, oo a chllrge
Z-4 and 3 a.m. March 25 ••• of sboplllting ••• Jerald
Peter Joseph Mourrutarte, 58, r ick Bood, 21, o1 115 38th st ••
of 673 Center St., Apt. D, Costa West Newport, was arrested at
M:tsa, was arrested at 5:30 8 a.m. at bJs resldeoce oo
p.m. at the Newport Beach po-charge of possession of dane-
lice station on a charge of erous drugs for sale· Jeffery
being drunk in public ••• Wil-Douglas KIDd 23 of Ben Gar.
ll'lm Derstine Godshall, 19, of dens, and Vt~ki Maureen MU-
1516 Keel Dr ., Harbor View ler, 26, ot 20412 Birch st.,
Lock garages, police
The Costa Mesa Friends of install the followin g: President, Hills, was arrested a.t 11:20 Santa Ana Heights, were also
the Library will hold their an-Mr s. Robert As kin; first vice a.m. at Marguerite and Inlet, arrested, on charges of pos ..
nual installation of officers at president, Mrs . Kermit Christ-Harbor View Hills, oo a charge session of dangerous drugs •••
Mesa Verde library at 10:30 man; 2nd vice president, Mrs. of driving while w.:ter the tn. A mlnlblke valued at $100 was
a.m. Tuesday, April 20, in ob-w. H. Stainforth; 3rdvlcepres-nueoce of drugs oo private burglarized from ttle garage at
servance of national library ident, Mrs. Ray Trautwein; re-property ••• Vaodals caused the Bruce Krumpbolg rest..-
week. cording secretary, Mr s. W. J. $20 damage when they broke dence, 615 Rockford Rd., Cam. Urge Speaker at 11 :15 a.m. will Collum ; corresponding secre-a wiD:tow at the Aodrew Tur .. eo Hicttlands, betweenMarch14
be Jack Holland, professor of ta.ry, Mrs. J. P. McC arthy; plo, residepce, 3411 Seashore a.od 28 ••• A at
speech, drama, and English at treasurer, Ron Hardy. Dr., West Newport, duri.Dg the $100 was
The crime of burglary, en-all such reported crimes ln.
ter ing a buildiog forthe purpose volved persons entering open
of committing any theft or fel-or unlocked garages a.od taking
coy, is the most [requenUy property.
reported major crime in the Pollee personnel, when ob-
country. ln the City of Ne wport serving open aod unlocked ga-
Beach, police department sta-rages durlng the past 9 months,
tistics show that in the pas t 9 have left about 1,600 printed
montbs about 40 per cent of ,not.Uieations to the occ~nt
••• .. .......,. aa...s. . .._. ....
stating that "cturing the course
of patrol, l found your guage
~n or oot secured. A closer
check, by you, of your prem-
Ises ln the future will assist
us in our efforts to protect
your property."
The pollee department is at-
tempting to emphasUe the ser·
iousoess of the matter and to
solicit cooperation of all con.
cer ned residents to follow the
reeommenda.Uoos in order to
reduce this type of property
cr ime.
c(iJ Jaul'e ~lofntr~
For all occasions
WE SPE CI ALIZE IN PA.RTI E S AND WEDDINGS
Fr .. ••timoMs ·WI,. artd D.ti .,.ry S.,.tn
6ol-4-8990
OPEN SEVEN DAYS
2626 E. COAST HWY ., ..._t;;] CORONA DEL MAR.
DANISH FUINITUII
IIIDAL liGISTIT
E.CD&>l~~~ Corono clel Mot'
--;;o .•.. 9'l0 ..,s·-~ Tel ' 644-73-10
Mo.ya 12.,.5 lelA -M..t.rC~
Orange Coa st College. Title of Costa Mesa Fr iends of the night •.• A· package contain-garage at tbe
the discourse will be "Lib-Library will ho ld a book sale lng a $50 blanket belonging to deoce, 426 Tustin Ave., New-
e.rate your selves," concerning Saturday, May 15, io th e park. Mirni Se idman, 2Z3 VIa Eboll, port Heights, during the Dight.
women's worloutsidethehome. ing lot of Califor o..l.a. Federal Lido Isle, was stolen from the • ONDAY MARCH 29 Mrs. John Smith, the fir st Sav ings and Loan, 2700 Harbor front yard between 9:55 and M. •
president of the Costa Mesa Blvd. 10:30 a.m., March 23 • , • Robert Joseph Vienneau, ZS, ""~"lends or the Library, will Hand tools valued at $50 were of 4234 HUarla Dr., West New-
N H bur gta.rtzed from the garage port Heights, was arrested at ewcomers at oag at tlleRoy L. ferreUJr.r esl-10 p.m. at Spllldrlft atld
dence 514 -1/2 Marguerite sh.ip, on a charge of
• SUNDAY, MARCH 14 Ave 'corona del Mar between while UDder the
Boy--Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Boy--Mr. and Mrs. Timothy 9 P·:m. March 17 ~ ooon alcohol • , . Leol:lard
Lawrence, 118 Santa Isabel, Coker, Z073 Wallace, Apt . B., March 23• Burke, 49, a transient,
Costa Mesa. Costa Mesa. • FRIDAy MARCH 26 arrested at 2 a.m. at 920
Boy •• Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. • THURSDAY, MARCH 18 Roger PttUlip Gibbons 35 of 1'ine Ave., Newport Heights,
Cooper, 3600 w. Ocean Ft., Giri ... Mr . aOOMrs.Re:r:Wea-3116 K rry Ln Costa'M~sa oo a charge of assault aOO
West Newport. ver, 1323 -A Bober , Costa Mesa. e ted 'i 2.50 i' battery •.• Terry Lee
Glrl--Mr. aod Mrs. Paul Boy-.Mr. aod Mrs. Allred wa s a.rres a · a.m. 0 24, of 2450 College Dr.,
Lawr.oc. Root, 1"" I 1ne Se..,oine 956 W Wilson Costa the 4200 block of Ca mpus Dr., -~ed '"'"' rv l>-· • • • Airport Area on a cllarge ot Mesa, was arre:t' at
Ave., Newport Heights. ·Mesa. "' intolieaUon 1~ public ••• Doro-at the pollee station o."'"-'":'1:0 • MONDAY, MARCH 15 Glrl--Mr. and Mr •. Robert th Ell Stan ood 55 f 2349 of conspiracy to obstruct jus-
Giri-·Mr. and Mrs. Jesus Kriss, 1346 Placentia, Costa vt'~" Hen ~ ... •81 . .;.0 Uce ••. James Robert Clea-
E P h 910 Dar II St Mesa .,.._ oga.r, u•e u.us, was 27 I ••n ·~--A · ac eeo, re ·• • · arrested at 12:50 a.m. between dennln, • 0 ........, u. YUill' Ye.,
Costa Mesa. FRIDAY, MARCH 19 E. Coast Hwy . and San Joaquin Newport Helgtlts, was arrested
Boy .-Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Boy--Mr. and Mrs. Scott Hills Rd., on MacArthur Blvd., !t 12:30 a.m. at McFadder
M. Owens, 2094 Natloml Ave., Mather, 2700 Peterson Place, on a charge of Jntolicatlon in )Quare, Ceotral Newport, or
Costa Mesa. 58-A, Costa Mesa. pubUc A spare tire valued i ch&ree of possesstoo of sto-
Boy--Mr. and Mrs. William • SATURDAY, MARCH 20 at $60 -~~ stolen from a ear leo property, •• An estimated
D. McLahlon, TI 9 W, Wi lson, Bo y--Mr. and Mrs. Robert belonging to Na.ncy K. West, $87 111 ea.sh W&$ ~clarlled
lf6 4-W, Costa Mesa. Newbold, 626 Hamilton, Costa 335 Amlgos Way the Bluffs from Waltah Clarke s clothtD(
Boy •• Mr. aod Mrs . Gary G. Mesa. while It was park~ at her rest~ store, 26 Fasblon lslaDd, dlu'-
Brown, 2956 Pemba Dr., Costa Girl •• Mr. and Mrs. Maxson dence between Feb. 26 and lng the Dlgtlt ••• A purse a.ad
Mesa. Sm ith, 4726 Cortland Drive, March 20 ••• A potted plant Its contents, n.lued at $32,
Boy-~Mr. and Mr s . Melvin Cameo Higtllands. valued at $25 was stolen rrom was burgla.rlsed from tM
W. Root, 3214 Or egon Avenue, • SUNDAY, MARCH 21 the porch at the Thomas Fr ees Heather Goss resideDee, 304
Costa Mesa. BoY·-Mr. and Mrs. Rene residence 1843 Seadrift Ir-Hellotrope, Corooa del Mar,
• TUESDAY, MARCH 16 Beshear, 641 Joann St., Costa vine Terr~ce, at 9 a.m. ' between 8 a.m. Marcb 27 &ad
Boy--M r. and Mrs. Richard Mesa. 10 p.m. March 28 ••• Burclal'l
Forrester, 4216 Hilaria Way, Boy--Mr. aod Mrs. Ricardo escaped with $487.25 to eula
West Newpor t Heights . Ruz, 753 W. 19th St., IC, Costa from the Yamato
Boy.-Mr. and Mr s. Donald Mesa. 60 FashioD lslud,
Spradlin, 310 Mesa Dr., Costa Girl--Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Mesa. Kahol, 745 Shalimar, Apt. A,
Girl--Mr . and Mrs. Anthony c om Mesa.
La Franc, 221 33rd St., West • MONDAY, MARCH 2Z
Newport. BoJ--Mr. aBI Mrs. James L.
• WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17 Stillwagon, 863 Center Street,
Girl •• Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Apt. 8, Costa Mesa.
Cristllll, 591 Victoria St., Apt. Gtrl--Mr. and Mrs. Roger B.
B., Costa Mesa. BeDSOO, 540 De Anza, CoroD&
Boy •• Mr. and Mrs. ZeiJ]co Hlg:b..laOOs.
Kovacic, 2700 Peterson Way, Boy--Mr. aOO Mrs.DaleSch-
Costa Mesa. ultz:, S65 Broadway, Costa
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C08ta Mesa. He has been asslped to Kees-
• TUESDAY, MARCH 23 ler AFB, 'Wiss., for tra1n1Dc
I TH! NEWPORT HARIOR I Glrl·-Mr. and Mrs. Ra_,h In commUD..Icattoos eleetroolea
CarltoD, 334 E. 16th Place, systems. He is a 1970 ~ I ~M~ -~~~~am! I Glri-.Mr. and Mrs. Peter attended Druce Coast eou .... I I Cbarch, SJ0-1/2 Avocado, Co-rooa dol liar. S!RCEAMT HOHORED I 1 eo, .. Mr. m Mrs. Cbrt.to-Cbloi-SorpuiArll!Or
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I I GtrJ--Mr. ud Mrs. James T..U.O A 'II., Welt tgrer BQ,
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