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ONE OF THESE PRlNCESSES w111 be crowOid queen of
Hawa.U Week tbis Sundl.y. Tbey are, from left, Karen
Jack-, Wllldy Hurst, Pall)' Peteu, Judy Tlnlwn, Roblo
Schreck, Janice Carltob, CbarJofte Brutley &Dd lnl!'ld
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QUEEN TO BE CROWNED
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LJV[NG IT UP • ..and Aloha to you tooi ·-Newport Beach
Vice Mayor Howard Roger s and Mayor Ed Hirth ~ some
leis from Hawali Week princesses (left to right) Janice
Carlton of Balboa Peninsula; Judy Tl ngum of Eut Blllf'f'
and mgrtd Davi es of Fashion Island. Tbe brief Hawa.il
Week ceremooy took place at the begiM.ing of Moaday
ntltbt's Cou.ocU meetin~~:. and each councUman r eceived
a lei. Those colorfUl shirts the councUmen were wearl.ng
at the meeting were com pUments of Waltah Clarke's in
Faslllon Island. (Don Andersen Photognpby .)
New Promontory
plan is revealed
B.l. pioneer
dies at U
Lone -time BI.Joa lalud
resldeot Mrs. Pu.l1Dt D. Mc-
Clure, 84, ollliEmeraldAH ..
died. May 19.
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for summers ud ......._ Ia
1919 and becamt a fd tbM
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ARVO E. HAAPA, owner and publishet of the Ensign
• WHY LOOK FOR MORE PROBLEMS?
Our city councilmen and city officials
are looking longingly down coast, plan-
ning to extend the boundaries of our city
Into that vacant seaside lan:l of the Ir-
vine Co. between Cor ona del Mar ·and
Laguna Beach. But before we get taken
In by this lure of more annexations t o
the City of Newport Beach, let us just
ask a simple question: Why annex?
Why should we get involved in the ex-
pensive project of developing that vacant
land into city lots, providing city ser-
vices, requiring considerable addition t o
existing city personnel and equipment?
"Bigger" always means "costlier".when
It pertains to government. We are only
askbtg for trouble and mor e taxes by
m oving down coast. That vacant Irvine
land below Cor ona del Mar Is a natural
for the future City of Irvine . Let the
pioneering new city pioneer the develop-
ment of the Cameo Coast.
• • • • GOV. REAGAN BREAKS A PROMISE
In violation of one of his campaign
pledges, Governor Ronald Reagan has
joined the "withholding" bandwagon, and
is ur gently asking that state Income taxes
be withheld !rom tlay'Checks by employers.
The reason for his switch Is the age-olst
p!ea of the pol1t1c1an : he wants more
money for government, and he wants it
the easy way.
Only through the incomP. tax way of
collecting our hard earned money for
taxes can government grow s o enormous-
ly in size and power, and only through
the withholding method can the In come
tax law s urvive the wrath of taxpayers.
The empl oyee never sees the shockingly
big •'take" from his paycheck, already
s omething like 2 0%. The huge loss Is
practically painless. Without the with-
holding feature, there would be an outcr y
at tax paying time that would be heard
thr oughou t the land and would be trans-
lated into ballot box action against those
who vote for the big spending schemes.
Karl Marx recognize<! the vital need
for income tax for the destruction of
capitalism and for the victor y of com-
munism. Income tax Is one of the 10
points of his Communist Manifesto, a
document which Is slowly being adopted
point by point by our U. S. government.
Wh en all 10 points come to be the law
of our land, then our constitutional re-
public will be transformed Into t ota11-
tarian communism. Governor Reagan,
with his Insistence on withholding taxes,
Is speeding the disaster.
LETTERS TO EDITOR· ·
Br lluiiJcen 1 11 t AA-r•••a. ... .u. __ .., __
C. IIIJIIW-o)'ftcu
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ONLY GOO CAN CREATE -Di .._10..,....,....
The prosram known u A.F.O.C. (Aid to Familltt with al1J .......-• .._ a.A
Deptndent Children) wu c:ruted by the Social Security AC1 Far lllllluol, ed UJOMla-
of 193$. In 19,., 2.8 million people were in on that artvy; form JOII tbU 1a tbeRn-1•,
by 1968 the number had m~roomed to 6.1, a 111 9r> in· tiMirt Ill cllutl Ud IMtnc ..
crease . .About 46% of all A.F'.D.C. teclp~ts are Nqroca. Uou • bow B. moo.•a t:u-
Of coune, Nqroes as a whole are poorer, but Lhere are more ODOIDJ a.earrlld.-?n.t..,..
poor whites in America than poor Neaora, aincc Nearoes are OD tbiiAbjlclantoo ... ...ou
only 12 % of our population. to ~. TutiDomJ 1.8 tbt
Apo!ogisu and racisu-in-reverse will claim: ( 1) NegrOC$ baH of~ 'h!ODOaiJll I ci&IIU'lct.tkJn of ''iMIDIStd., are deprived. 12) Th: Nearo lacks adequate education. (3)
The police discriminate apinst Nearocs. There is no cor-studtDt behaYSorl, That IDIUI tbat u a rellllt of JtattaU: relation between crime and education-prosperity. A hi&h btt.ac prOif&lhmed, t~ tbt
percentage or white criminals, hippia and Marxists are from 1111 of ••blbaYSor&l ob~"
well-to-do homes. You have to be educated to know how to u a m .......... ltlclt of tbtlr
commit some crimes. More than one-third of Hit leT's conc:en-att1tudlaal cue-, they art
!ration camp guards held doctorate dearees. eJPICltd to tbJDk, feel aDd aet
T he police at o ne time probably did discriminate against iDa "predlctable,.(ortDtiDded)
Negroes. Due to the "liberal" press, Mauists, do-gooders. D\I.DMI',
misguided preachers and political preuure, the police now dis· 111. put utlcl.es, we bawe 1D~
criminate for Negroes. formed yoa about ncb ch&llps
On a recent TV talk •how, George Romney, a thing of La lducattoa u the roiH wblcb
booty and a jaw forever, pontificated that the Declaration ttacbers wt.ll play. b. tbell
of Independence says all men are endowed with cer1ain in· maruall oa tbt "gifted," tbe
alienable rights, among which is the riaht to decent housing. bmctlolll ot ..t•cbers ban
The Declaration of Independence doesn't even intimate such shifted to apeclalllls ncb u:
a thing. It says that all men are "endowed by their creator procnm deftloper (d .. lp -
~not by their government ) wilb certain unalien::ble rights, educlttonal eoeSDetr ~ fttld
that among these are life, libeny, a nd the pursuit of hap-tester currlcllltnn eouultut ~
pi ness." coordiDator of currtcuJum de-
It docs not say a word about the right to decent housing, veklpment); dttrusioD Jl)tCtalJst
decent food, decent clothing, decent income, or decent educa-(dtmOD&trator a dtssemlDI.tor a
tion. The Constitution does call for honest govemment, how-installer • lnstltnHcvwllser~
ever, which means Romney and his boss Ni11on are in viola-and SO 00.
tio n of the Constitution. Did the district lnlorm you
Jeffe1son's much misused statement : "All men are created that these mu.lll.ls CODtaloed
equa l." was a corruption from the Virginia Declaration of questtoanaires lD whlcb the
Rights. which stated ; "All men are created equally free.'' counselor lDd students dla~
But in "An American Dilemma," the hook hy Socialist eussed. sucb tovtcs U: wt.t If
Gunnar Myrt.lal, whom the Supreme Court cited in it~ in-brain& could be transplanted?
famous 1954 decision, the author says that. "In th~ conHict Ooe~world eoveroment ~~ ea.o manklDd acree aoo. eDd nr? bctwc~n libtrty and e4uality in the United States, equality Wha.t 1s the role of tanclble
is slowly winniAg." proof to fa.ltb? What Is btlnc
Any thinking person should know that we can't have both. oorma.t? Problems related to
All good things, according to the "liberal" politicia ns, comt" beiDg-the yowcest, the oldest
f. om governmenl. It's a wonder that these San1a Clauses don't or the middle member of a
all drop dead from enlargement of the heart. tamlly of chJidrea. BratDW'Uh~
Some phonies claim that forced equalit y is Christian. Chris-log. CausesofunUSllllbtbawlor.
11an11y and Socialism are like oil and wa ter. Basically. PossibtUty of cha.neiDr (or con~
, NO SUBSTITUTE Socialism is materialillic and atheist ic. Socialists believe in trollln-\ human behavior needed Is a drastic informa-....., all-powerful government. Christians believe in all-powerful throu..., dru ...... The "real vou" Editor of the Ensign, tioo. mecha.nism patterned along &" "" 1
Ever • American --~s to Uod. No government. local or worldwide. can ever create a.od role-behavlol" wltbr••ents, ~ .._... the llnes of Sol Allnsky's civil _.
know the truth about the Viet-r ights cam~gns of the sixties. pa ~o::dise; only God can. relatives, friends, a.od others.
nam war and the u.s. foreign Thls may be able to cut through One Democrat politician explained the 1952. Presidential Manipulation of people by the
policy regarding tilts war. the subterfuge, pull the Sheets dcction loss like this: "The trouble was, we ran out of poor culhD'e, Characteristics of JOOd
'·No s ubstitute for victory" off of vest pocket poUUdans, people." They'll no longer have that problem. teachers. Should people tDform
features first hand reports 00 and save Newport from a Uv-In a few more yean, we lfaren will control all the elections on cheaters? ls man born hu-
the war which !lave never be-lngdeathuDCieran OrangeCoun. 111 th1s country, unless the trend is reversed. Welfaren should man? Ezistent1allsm.Ho"dowe
fore been presented to the Am. ty Airport. not be allowed to vote. Only people w11.o pay· income taxes knOW what reaUy ellsts? Wbat
erican public with such for ce John Swlobank should be allowed to vote. After all. we don't let people on is patriotism? .
and clarity. Listen as combat 191 Riverside Ave. 1 Ill vote with the jury. ls lt IllY wooder that parents
veterans Geo. M.arlt: Clark, Ad-Newport Beach The politicians have lhus created a p.-rmanent class of are havtog problems communJ.
mlra.l U. S. Grant Sbarp, Gen. leeches and locusts who will sell their votes to the highest eating wltb their c hildren? It's
Paol• Harldns iDd Oil, Albert '.:1,100 FOR YMCA bidder in each election. ' "'···· 1" "''' belD( done for them. Nowooder
WecSemtJer .upe: tDi a. WIN ~dKor of tbe Ensign, Sp:aking of welfarers, Winston Chu~hill said; :·As for ,_they thlnk ~'H d_til Wbea
poUcy aga!D5t comnitldsm. OD bebalf ot tbe eotlre YMCA 1ramps and wast reb. there ought to be proptr labour colonies You try to t:a.D: to tbemf
Lowell Thomas, Ell'a Taft fllmUy, I would 11ke to eliPfess whe:e they could be sent for considerable perio;ds. : . It must Notable pet90DI.lltles iD tbe
Benson, Martha Rayeplusmany our sincere appreciation for not, however, be fo ~gotten that there are idlers aild wastrels human poteatral movement
combllt veterans disclose facts your part in making our pan-"' both ends of the social scale... (sensttlrlty-hwnanl.sm) are
Or the Vle'""m -· thai the cake br eald.ast at Richard's 1 d 1 •• 1. . h . h •-b . h used for refereoceslothe~8td ...,... ..... o not agree. u.: 1cve m I eng t to,.. a urn -a nc . p 1 h ,..K.urt ed1a n. iu•"'"'ld Lido Market a success. A check program eop e sue as news m o en ..., ........, • ._m 0 ... club In the amoun! or ll'hented-wcalth bum or a destitute bum. I believe in the right Le~· 'ho de lq>ed th sen. ''No substitute for rictory," u-u ... h ·r h d de bl bod. d .. _, w ve e
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"Total tai.Ut 41Wtlapmeat aDd
u.tloaal pll, •• by J, Ned
Br)'ID, or!lee ot Edacalloo (It
E. W,). Ht states: "ln a total~
llarlaD tiOCittl)' lbo "'"'" ot lbe state are s•eme, ud taltDttd
lndJvld .. ts are ell)tCttd toplaa
their l1wes, or hlwt tbem pl&D~
ned, IOlbattbestateilsentd.''
He thea uks: "Does a demo-
cratic 80Ciet)' tbtD lave 1M
rlcht to demand that lts brtcbt
YOWII people prepare tl:lem-
selns to become b!Jhly ef-
tlcleot, tki.Ued, depeodablt,
ready-made cop dtalptd to
aerve Us Dllds?" But tbeD be
turns tbe que.UOO arouad to
uk: "Do ta)eated lodiwid .. ls
ba.ve the rJpt to ntuse to use
their taleDU CO f'llrtber lilt eods
or goals of 80Clet)'?"
He JusWI.es hJa posiUoo by
sta.Ung: "ThllS, u educators
aDd coocerDed laYmtn1Dadem~
ocratlc society, we ban the
re..,.,.,.lb!llly to ldeaWy lbe
taleoted 1D11widllll aod to Dlll' ~
ture blm lo an eavt.roomeot in
wblch be ls tree to cbooH his
..... trlth lull kl>owlod .. of
alter~atins and conse-
qtJeDCts. ·~
The 0.1 l1Dt lD tbat para~
p:aptt.nm-L~ ""~' pll mOlt bt c U I te-
sult of tDelrmatlon rather ,ttwa
mtslnformaUoo or lpdnnce."
LIGAL HOTICI
$1,000 has been delivered to the to go ungry, J one as_ no epen nts. A e-•e parents sltlvity tralnlng methods in
narrated by John Wayne, is a of dependent. needy ch1ldren s.h.ou\d be forced. to. work. . 1950, His thr,.-~,. process ORDINANCE NO. 1384 film aU America must see. Y. Over 1,400 breakfasts were G d A 1 1 d h d 1 k ... -AN ORDINANCE OF THE
1.. served. .. •uarantee nnua ncome an uman 1gmty arc 1 c ls listed as· "Wlfreeze move
There wiU be one showing on..,: fie. nd water. When mixed. one destroys the other. refreeze .. ·This m~s th; CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH·
Irvine Coast Country Club, at Sincer ely, When Adam si nned in the garden. God came to him and sa.me thing as tuooomy ooly AMENDING SECTION 12.04 ••
8 p.m. Wednesday, Juoe 2. Do-BIU Huscroft: ,a!d_ "In the sweat of thy face shalt thou ea1 bread." And in different terms: a~sess·, 055 OF THE NEWPORT nation: $2.50 foi' adults, $1.00 Breakfast Chairman J d y h h · h I .. BEACH MUNICIPAL CODE, for students. Y's Me n's Club esus sou : .. e ave t e poor wit you a ways. cba.Dce; coatrol, ENTITLED "OOLIDAYS,"
L. A. Darnall L"G•L NOTICE TO REFLECT THE CUR-
125 VIa H.avre < ~ RENT HOLIDAY SCHEDULE
Lido Isle F -7SOZ The City CouocU of tbe Clty
• FLAG ETIQUETTE FICTITIOUS Bt..SINESS NAME 8y ClerHce Str•t flrst ftwe CODfOJS of troop ldlfps DOt free from tbe coatacloa. of Newport Beach does ordain
Editor of tile Ensign, STATEMENT that were bound forSt.Nua.lre, even 1n Orao .. County. On May u toilows:
1n the course of our nag The roUowiJJg persons are "Protect us by thy might, France. ln Jtme, 1919, when l s, the da.y before we flew to SECTION l .SecUonlZ.04.0$5
ceremony acUvltles we learn dolne business as: The Pump great God our ldng.'' Last had the duty of being otncer of Dulles Airport to Wa.shtngtoa. of the Newport Beacb Muolc.ll)lll
that many good citizens are House, P.O. Box 515, 34112 stanza of "Amer ica." the deck on bo&rdatrooptrans-D. c., we were surroliDded by Code Is amended to read:
contused on authentic nag ett-Coast Highway, Dana Polot, 1n time of ,.Uooal stress, port, and when we were taking an orp.nlled throng ot march-"12.04.055 Holldays. Wlthla
quette. CaW. 92629: Glyn A. Carter , mighty hymns, powerful soo.gs on board a shipload of Ma.rtnes ers. We met them ltl suta ADa the m-.nlAI of th1s Cr.pter,
1 would Uke to clear ~ two ?..O. Box 51 5, Dalla Point, CalU. ezpressing the emottoral lo-lu tbe harbor at Brest, France, at SUI and Mwi Streets. Tbey holidays are:
lot 92629; Mary L. Carter, P.O. tensity of the Urnes have someooe called 141 from the were hea!Std DOrth, ud later we 1. Eftry SUDday,
po u ~ou have a flag that was Box 515, Dana Point, CaW. emerged in this couo~y. The baret moored at the gangway, overtook them on 17th street Z. Juaary lit.
lo the past an authentic United 92629. strains of "America" re-echo saylnc: "Hello, Clarence." It at the Freeny, A picture of S. February 12th, lt:Down u
States flag wtth any number of Thi.s business is belog con-the reactions to tbt perils of was Ra.~ Leighton, one of my the png aweared La the Reg~ "I.JDcoln Day."
stars from 13 to 50 fiy It 011 dueled by an lndividual (Hus-past ages. The LDsptrlog words htgh school classmates, who had i&ter on the morolng of Yay 4. Tbe third MoodiJ lD Feb·
all national days 0; any day band and wife). of Francis Scott Key immor-made the transition from a e. Tbty curled a buner oa riii.I'J, boW"D u "Wublnctoo's
you choose. Signed: Glyn A. Carter ,(Mrs. ta.llzed io the stanaaa of "The university cadet to top sergeant which was dliPlaYed tbe words: Blrtbdi.J.''
Tilts is 00 affront to any G. A.) Ma.ry Carter. Star Spangled BaaDer" resur-iD the Fifth Marines. Later, lll "Peace Howl" Tbey d.lspllytd 5. Tbe lut Mood&J lll May,
state that came into belog after TIJI.s statement filed with the reel the lnltJal staps of tbe my stateroom, be told meofthe a nag witll but ooe star. It Don u "YtmorLal Day."
13 Any one possessing a 13 couoty clerk of Orange County Civil War, and seem to tore. ftJhttac qaall.Uts of those Ml..n-might bate been tbt VletCODC e. JU:ly 4th. s~r flag should be extremely oo: May 19, 1971, by Beverly tell. as they did a. century ago, neiOta boys, Now I wooder why flag. They ADCIODP and made 7, Tbt ftrlt MODdly to Stp~
proud to fly it J. Maddox, deputy countyelerk. dread eveots to be faced today. their warlike eatbuslasm bas 110lses wttb Uttlt pdpts tbl.t tember,lalownu"Liboi'O&J.''
n 15 Kt~lly belleved by Publish: May Z?, June 3, to, Three masterpieces of a:JDC DDt beea lw:lded dowo through unrolltd u the)' blnbdotbtm. a. Tbt ~MOlDy lDOc ...
buDdreds of thousands of good 17, 1971, in the Newport Harbor did their part lD beJpJDc us to tilt poeraUou 110tll today. Yost of t!Mm -.rore tbttr b1Jr tober, tDow1l u "Colambu:
Americans that when some Ensign. meet the c~lses ot loDe ago Wbatenr may be the pre181t long and tmktmpt. A mlmeo-Day."
tamlly member receives the but they Deed to be relDforctd p&trioUc llt"el of lbestudtotsat IJ'.,med proeram told us why 9. ne fourth YODdaylD Oe~
flag at the tuoeral of a departed LEGAL NOTICE by contemporary tUDM wblch the U. of M,, the DeWS came they were marcMnc. tober. lalowD u "Veterus
Yetera.o, lbat it s hould be put F _6355 would carry sout~sUrrlagmu-tbtOQ&b from Waab.IDctoodurLDc n re)agci: ''Dtmoutratlou Day.''
away forever. Sure, seotlment FICTmOtE Bt!)INESS NAME sages of socii fervor a.s to tbe utt-nr demoutraUoos ue put of a world pub to ead 10, Tbl fourtb Tburlday lD
d.lctates uat you preserve u, STATEMENT awake~~ the people of America that 25 bua ads of ltudt.Dtl the war. D cu bt daDe ,._ Not'ember, ltDon u "Tituk$-
bUt we Implore you to fiy his Tbe foUo•lnc persoo is do~ .... to ourlbcrowlnw•.!.~ from tbl 11D1veratty of Yt.a... we job toptblr aDd reallJ cl•LD.c DQ."
nac lo bts 1Jooot on every ba.slDHI u Warren's Ster=. In e -......-ar•, tbe m..x& bid come totbtDit.lolal QPPOA tbt diiJb machiDI. We 11. Oteembtr 15th.
Memorial Day memory ot lbo ltlry ot tho uti-capllol to -~~ •-DOt oo11 pntoot 10 1 tiMd uti lZ. Good Frlda1. Douitas MacArth VIBloo UlapaYoz Ceoter,l8Z9 nr motto 11110 lo frotlb uti tbo war. I Ita•o DD1 called tlda tiJ1111 11<111m, bttl a11o erlllo IS. Eftry til)'.--bJ'
AGea. 1 Le~ ..... p st 4~ "B., Newport Bl"Vd,, Costa tilt frtDIJ ol tbtlr WHt l:cut to Hop't &UtntioD. but I Dow oar owa bai&D laltltaUoM, ... tbt Prelldtat or OO.ei"DDI' IDr
mer can &-""'" o Mesa, CaUfornLa: Warreu Deb. , .._ ....... ut t ' -A-.-.11 lut tht.Air .t.t .. .. Lui.JCurtdo,commaDder, rell DoDDer 222 North Shasta coaaterputa C4"tlate~ to cut...., .. ""' m ee,. ~ue we artaliDCJalliUeiJ•m,W'Oire a...-c .•.,. ....... cw
Rembert Ray, judf~J! a.dYo-St cwaaP c llfornla Tb.I.J a cbtll ~ tiM patriGtlc IPii'Jt were t.D tbe armed MrYicet w1 aU lbaH tbt walttl." boiJdQ."
cale. .,U.... Ia ·~ nduded-ot _lo,..rW-.Ooi)'-J, 10-<Nrin4 World War D. Tbat lot 1bo "cat oat ot 1bo SICTIOII Z. Tblo -
" C co ., aow tltllloolou ot-mtdtllllll I -. IOo, """Floyd M. Itac." TltaJ -10 cot OC' lltall bo .,..,.._ -• ill lbo
• SAVE NEWPORT an llldlwkhal. lo Berkeley, CaUl., were rt• HIUIU. tbe trllwllUe cbOlr IOkUII'I out. of VW.m • tb&t delllll lftllltPII' ot. Cbe CUJ.
Edttcr of tbe Eulp, Slped: W. D. BoDDit • ported OYer the radio, IJ!dlcttiDC ......_ Wbo wrott tbe UldYer~ tM coaun..a.t. cu ..rei& aM till ... ...U blldletln
TbO more 0111 -. 1olo lbo 1'1111 -al Died trlth lbo lllat aU Ia DDI "qtdtt 01 lbo Illy Gll'tlol o6oc. -"' r.ll U IDIIIII, , .. ...,... ... •1-ot 10 tll)'l -Di <1111 ot Ill
onop COGIIIJ AirpOrt, tbo COtltl1 e•k of Oraop c.-y nllerall:oat." IIlii Ito wuo allft. Y-.ro ap>, bo"IHI ... -• -"ill .....,.,
IIDOI't iuldioUa lt aA*J'I to DD ACII'U ze, 1971, by 84rrttly Altbooib the £ut 11 ablut be ,...: "MI ... IIIla off $OWb VlfltMm. ud ....... nil .-diaact WU t.tro-
bo. Tboro baYO booo proml-J. M-., d~ count}' clerk. aod lito Wool CCiul 11 aiiiJDO ID -1 To ,_ ooloro,lr•n mllllou -• 11 lbo .......,.. -II a ropier -• ot
ot -_.. ut1 trlld lito Publllll: liiJ 27, s-s, 10, wlllt r_,_, o1f1i ,11• t111111 .._,, bo, arm aod 11-. no, -... _. .., Di CIIJ c-11 at .., CIIJ ot
parlto (.., -o lbo )1111Ual7, U71, 111 lbo N-H&r-..... , lito _._Diald· ....... ---·" -·-.... -Di 11-11-'-ltoltla .. llllo
all), a pr-1 ID r:tfltWibo !lor Ellllp. eoMI•ool ~~--• ... II· -·· .._ I-. wboo -Ia lito 'fttll••-t11r ot .Ajlrl~ lt?l, ... po c-till Mar 11:w•11<Por· F th B'bf. · 1oc. )11•-., wldcll Bop.., ,..,.. --ill lolo .,..., 1111 lllliiJ ..,.,.-.,.,... ..... ,'lllltllrot1111 • ...... -"' .... ,._ rom e 1 e 1 ,.. •• u .., -., .. ., ... --.. u lila--...... , ••"• 1m, "' .., lollootoi -· .. -), a plu 10 -lotlltiiC llirlll, liU --& dUll -. ,. U -.a lllolf, -,_., 10 llllt lltOI ... , IIIII&MI aJc.ac IOirW taJ frolt l'hon cometh the ~d. •hen I cu. rtPI '* 1111 UM It wiD llal _.., U oo1llp c ... .., llllllld IIIII wu, .S A Til. OOIIriJMQ:Mellell
(-.. .,. o1r...aoo11111r. he oboll ban deh•ored up lbo lllri ot -lll-1,--· 1o -'*' u IIUI•I_ot_.., ~ ..... 1116, c..oa;
11111 -) .,_ ot _,.the klnadom to God, non llio-borootDi------~~....... 'l'lto-,_llll•ll•lo -a,,.11
ola -' protlo=o (lor u-tile l'alltor: wben he shell -ot Di -o --.... -WI IIr ID Di • Di -... .II 11 .... ~:-
...... poUoo ltollt ..... ~ 1111 ~~·· r;:t t"'"' ..;II fl1le, aod w1 I 114 ID -1o Di - -of li I ·;:, -• ---~~-A.-liT ()DIW P-:-
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"' -(lor .,. ... a .,.... ot IIIQit ra p, • lid --lilt rt Dill -will ..... IW roll: "IIMI 11a. .,. u 111 .. -.. • lllQW "':'.:..~A,.. .. ..;.,..a ~~~[::~all aemlo o 111<kr :-:.===;~ =., .... ··~=:. =·l'f, .. .:~-~
..._ ... _"'_"' Tllolat-tbatoballllooo_.....,l_lo..,i:-,:-.!t'"--__ ,,, "fllrtC Cllr~ -.., .. ,,..IC-•ooiiD 11o tllotloyeL i1 tllatll. 0' ..... u1-....... Di .......... o1a ............. --lti!O ..,ft,IMl,loDi Jll'lltct a. ......_ ftl.l la CoriadtiutlS!24-26.) ....t a 'w.tf-t1 t1t1 ........ NIIIJ, ................... ...._ ••rat .... b<•
DUORAH RIL lY JANIT STANTON
hats on parade
col...,... o1 ball: wUcW Cllb moMl tbelr on er•Uoaa
..,adar 11a111o cu...., Ia tJiolr llrd -~bat l)Orado •
._.. o1 wt.U bl ... Tbl ....,..., er•tlool, tea.
e at 1110 Bolboa Bar c1• tur!Dc 111o -o1 trelb •ecot-
tbt lldiel of tM RlYt'l'ia UIM ucf frnb Oowers, will be
)llll!ld lor -booutliU~ orlr-Art rental ID&I &lid bUIIIOfOII&. The jodps wtu bo Hurr BobbUt, tam.,..
tt.d:lo ud TV Htertaioer; Hya.
I Is clatb Kuller, noted artist, aDd groupe ec Cui Fr...,.. olCul's Flow-en, lD Coroaa del Mar. A
bi.PPY boar at ll:SO a.m. and Members ol tbe Art ReDial 1lmc.heoo will precede the hat
Couocll ol lhe Newport llarbor puado.
Some light o n
a dark subject
Ever wonder why aomc: pUll c:on.
m dear, transparent boctJcs. whUe
others hide behind brown or dart·
areen &lass? h'• no acddcrrlt, but
by design. Why .•. ? Simple dly-
light can reduce the potency of tome
medications. Consider how sunshine
fades a rayon print, ror inat.uae..
Art Mueum w1U w1Dd up tbe1r Mn. OrdlleHarperwUipre.
a.cUriUes tor the Jtllll' 1r1tb a sJde u the new pre!ildent. Mrs.
d1aDer party at the borne ol Harry· Goet&, program chair-
lira. Charles loos on Satur-man wtll be assisted by Mrs,
day, JUDe 5. Broce P!Der, arl Cui Adams, Immediate past
tutructor at Oraore Coast Col-presldeot; Mrs. Gilbert Hodges,
lep, will speak on coatem-Mrs. F. r. Gueeloo, and Mrs.
ponry art. Jackie Allen. Oftlcers for the coming year
are Mrs. Fruk Frost, tbe new ART$. CR AF TS SHOW
Mrs. Warren Smltb, Tbe ftrst annual arts and
OI!J'GOING PRESIDENT of the Corona del Mar Hi gh School
PTA, Mrs. Lowell Smith, at left, is coogratulatlng the
newly installed. president, Mrs. John Durkee of Harbor View
Hills. Other otftcers for 19?1-72 are Mrs. Theo Tate,
program vtce-presJdellt; Mrs, Robert Marienthal, mem-
bership; Mrs. John HameJ.. ways and means; Mrs. Rodne y
Jones, recording secretary; Mrs. Tburl Ravenscroft, cor-
responding secretary; Mrs. Carl Mullen Jr., tr~surer,
and Mrs. Lowell Smith, parliamentarian. AcUng principal
Gerald McClellan cooducted. tbe 1nsta.llat1oo at a luncheon
meeting at the Balboa Island home of Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Kelso. (Ensign photo.}
Thus, where needed, we use dark bottles, noc 10
hide anything. but to preserve the medical eft'cc-
tivencss or the dru& your physician prescribed ror
you. This is but one uf many precautionary
measures thou arc taken to provide you with the
be!>t in pharmaccuticall>ervl<.%.
Zenz and Mrs.
secretaries.
Mrs. Charles crafts lnvltatiollal show will be
Mrs. Brian held at 310'1 KUiybrooke Lane,
PaUette, Costa Mesa, from 10 a.m. to
dusk June 4, 5, a.od 6.
Chairmen include Mmes.
John Dwan, George Jeffr ies,
IIJchael Marr, Brancb Kerfoot,
Keith Keppler, Dirk Eastman,
Garry Short, 0.0 Patton, Jotm
ADdresoo, and Robert MintoJL
Space for exhibits will be
asslgped oo a first-come, first-
serve basis starting at 9 a.m.
Thursday, Jt10e 3. All lees must
be received oo later tban Mon -
day, May 31.
Christensen
ORIXNANCE NO. 1388
LEGAL NOTICE Candle reveals troth
SU! JOHNSON
Zonta girls presented
AN EMERGENCY ORDJ.
NANCE OF THE CITY OF
NEWPORT BEACH EX-
TENDING THE INTERIM
ZONING REGULATIONS IM-
When Mary Kathleen Wrlgtlt, will be held In August at St.
Sao Diego State College sophO-Mtcbael's and AU Angels Epls~
Tbe Zonta Prls for May from yearbook editor at Costa Mesa POSING A MAXIMUM
mo re, passed the candle at the copal Church. p • ti &
Chi Om ega Sorority house, her The bride-elect is a graduate liD ng
sorority sisters knew she was of Corona del Mar high school.
the 4 high schools were pre-high school, and has been BUILDING HEIGHT LlMIT announcingherpromisetomar-She Is majoring in elementary Lf4'~'•s~o' IHSUitfO • G~HI'aAL CONTa.t<'"TJINC
ry JamesAie.J.Rledel,SanDiego ed.ucatiOJL James Riedel is maj-Damato •-seated at tbe May lS lunch-a member of both the Pep WITHIN THE AREA KNOWN
eon meeting of the Newport Club and GAA during her 4 AS THE PROPOSED LOWER
Harbor Zonta Club at tbe Sen-high school years. During her NEWPORT BAY CIVIC DIS-
State Junior. orlng in psychology. He spent l.1llt"
The engagement was formally one college semester with &
4 2
•
1 8 7 7 lor Cltiuns recreation center. sophomore year, she was cho-TRICT AS ENACTED BY anoounced by Miss Wright's Chapman College Campus A-536 CIMTII ST.
parents, Mr . and Mrs. Hunter noa.t and is a member ot the COSTA MISA H ..... ..., M-t7.Q Here are the 4 hooorees: sen as captain of the swim ORDINANCE NO. 1372,
• DEBORAH RILEY, daugh-team. She teachesSUDday school WHEREAS, on the 22nddayof
ter Of Mr. I.Dd Mrs. DeMott at the Presbyterian Church ol Febrtlll'y, 1971, the City Coun-
A. Wright of Costa Mesa, last Sigma ChJ Fraternity. li,;;;;-;,;;;;,;;. _____ iiiiii.iiiiiiiii;;.liiiiiliiilillll• month at a dinner party at the
0. Riley, 1748 Iowa St., Costa the Coveoa.nt. She has recebed ell of the City ofNewportBeach
Mesa, Is student body secre-the outstanding CiA.A swimmer adopted Ordinance No. 1372 es-
tary at Estancla high school, award for 4 years, and wu t:abllshtng Interim zoning regu-
CSF president, and member of named the most spirited seolor j lations Imposing a maximum
the May Co, advisory board. girl. She will attend DCC tor building helgflt llmlt within the
In previous years she has been 2 years, then transfer to Ariz-area known as the proposed
acUve in cheerleading, Pep ona State University, maj)ring Lower Newport Bay Civic Dis -
Club, drill team, Af'S, GAAand In EngUsh, with a mloor in SUMMER WEDDING--Mr.and trlct; and
French Club. She received the psychology, tor a career as Mrs. Murvin H. loogaooounced WHEREAS, said Ordinance
E. I. Moore Masonic award for teacher on the secondary leveL the engagement of their da.ugb-No. 1372 was adopted pursuant
outstanding student as a sopho-• SUE JOHNSON, daughter ter, Reolus Mary, to KirkHend-to the authority or Section
more, won a varsity letter in of Mr. and Mrs. Raynard A. rickson at ·a dinner party in 65858 of the CaWornia Gov-
swimmlng that same year, and Johnson, 4Z3 16th PJ., Costa their home. A late summer ernment Code, which authorizes
received the gold ''E" for Mesa, Is vice president of GAA wedding Is being planned at St. the adoption of interim zoni.Dg
school service. She wUI attend at Newport Harbor high school, Joachim 's Catholic Church 1n ordinances as emergency mea-
UCI, majoring In soclal sci-second pagt~ editor of the Bea-Costa Mesa. Mlss Long Is a sures and pursuant to the
ence, planning for a teaching con, and member of the student graduate of Newport Harbor authority of Section 412 of the
career at the high school leveL congress. She lla$ been active high school and wlll attend Or-City Cbarter which authorizes 111tl JbJrl iL.utf£ STANT_ ·1n ' tb~' Pep' Club and Future ange Coast College. Her ftance, the Council to a.d<lpt emergency
· · Teachers Club 1n pr evious 500 of Mr. aDd Mzs. Wltllam measures; and
ON, . the da-er ol Ml' • and years. For 2 years she has Hendrickson ot Newport Beach, WHEREAS, SecUon 2of0rdi-
M.rtj. C~les B. Stanton Jr., served -as recreation leader ts also a graduate of Harbor naoce No. 1372 provides that
639, Cameo Hlgt:llands Dr· Cam-and tennis instructor at Mart-High a00 attended occ. the maximum helgflt limitation
eo Hlgfllands, Is one of the 5 ners park. She plans to at-specltied In Section 1 of said
valedictorians at Corona del tend the Cal Western campus ordinance shall be effective for
Mar hlgb school, student body of the United States Inter -YAF LEADER TO TALK a period of 90 days from the
campus ~mm1ssioner, C~C national University In san 01~ TO N B GOP WOM EN date of Its adopUon, which ef-
represen ve, homecom g ego studying for a teaching • • fecttve period terminates on
chairman, CSF vice-pr~ident, credential. ucr seldor Pat Geary,presi-May 22, 1971; and
member of AFS, Trtdenette dent of the Orange County chap-WHEREAS, the special Civic
drill team and the cast of the LEGAL MOTICI! ter of Young Americans for District Committee which Is
senior play, "The _ crucible." Freedom (YAF), will speak at conductlng a study concernin g
She has been ln Gltl Scouting F -7579 an 11 ;30 a.m. luncheon meeting appropriate wiling regulations
tor 10 years and Is now a sen~ FICTITIOUS BlSINESS NAME of the Newport Harbor RepubU-tor the territory comprised
tor Scout. During her sopho-STATEMENT can Women Federated today, within the proposed Lower New-
more year, she served as Trl-The following person is doing May 27. port Bay Civic District has
HI-Y president. She received business as: Dimmitt Quick He will discuss his group's recommended to the Clty Coun-
the E. L Moore award for out-Clean Center, 3200 E. Coast "positive programs In s~rt ell that u extend the Interim
standing freshman, sophomore Highway, Corona del Mar : at our government to counter zoning regulations relating to
a.od junior, served as a mayor Mahalo Corporattoa, 3200 E. the radical element receiving maximum building helgtltllmits
1n the 19'10 Girls State, am Coast HJghway,CorooadelMar, the headUnes today." as set forth In Ordinance No. has won the most valuable stu-Caut, . 13'72 · and
dent award and the Soroptimlst This business Is being con-Realtor Coy Hester, legist wHEREAS the City Council
Club award. ShewtllenterSanta ducted by A CorporaUoo. lattve c~:':.tof the ~"'rr 1 has held a Publlc hearing tor
Clara University with honors Signed: Hazel Dimmitt, Pres. ::.:~~. 0will di:CS:ss c urre~ the purpose of cooslderillg the
to study languages, planning to Thls statement Died with the blll befo the Le .... slature and proposed extension of Ordl-work as a translator In the county clerk of Orange County s re ... nance No 1372·
diplomatic service, on: May 21, 19TI, by Beverly ~:er:~s.11T~~::!'g ~~ NOW, THEREFORE, the City
• CATHY OOLAR, daughter J. Maddox, deputy county clerk. at the home of Mrs. Glen SUU-Council of the City of Newport
of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Dola.r, PubUSh: May 2?, June 3, 10, well 1429 Santlago Drive Beach OOES ORDAIN as fol -
27'70 Mendoza Dr., Costa Mesa, 17, 1971, in the Newport Harbor Dov~ Shores. ' tows:
Is varsity cheerleader aDd Eosip. SECTION 1. Nobuildingper-
mlt shall be Issued for any
structure or a.oy portico thereof
wt.thln the Lower Newport Bay
Civic District study area, as
sbown oo the drawing deslg-
lll.ted Elhlblt "A" wh.lch is
attached hereto and lncorpor-
a.ted herein by reference, which
structure exceeds 35 feet lo
beigtll ttom t1nlsh grade.
SECTlON 2, This ordinance
lball be effective for a period
of 110 days from the date of Its
adoptloo.
SECTION 3, TtUs ordlrance
is declared by tbe City COUDcil
to be otcessary as an emer-
Al.rporter Inn. The party was
for close r elatives including the
parents of the groom-to-be, Dr.
a.nd Mrs. Henry Adolph Riedel
of Corooa del Mar. The wedding
MARY WRIGHT
YOUR CAR
By DO H LEE
• HEREDITY Is when a teen-
age boy winds ~with hls moth-
er's soft blue eyes, and his
father's convertible.
• • •
• HOW FAST CAN YOU
stop car: You may be sur-
prlsed. The av-
erage stopping
distance on dry
pavement for a
car going 50 mph
Is 133 feet. That
a long way
It's right.
Rernerr<ber. re.
action times chews up a lot of
that space-time.
• • •
• THE MOTOR OIL in your
car must do seven jobs. Reduce
wear, lessen b'lct.lon, serve as
a cooUog medium, act as a
seaUng agent, retard formation
ot deposits, act as hydrauUc oil
Lo the ntve lifters, prevent
rust a.nd. corrO&Ioa. How many
did you know?
• • •
• IS YOUR FRONT END
allped properl)'1 A l /16lb1Deh
toe-l.o oo. a wbeel will result 1n
your tin tread belnc dracred
el(ht feet eacb mUe of tranl.
that scrubs rubber otf tbe Ute
at a tlu!tast'c nte. tl&Ye your
h'oot wheels aUg!Md today! LI TT\.E
LEAGU E SHOES reoc1 me&sure for preserving • • •
ALL
PURPOSE
SPERRY 2rt§
TOPSIDER S ~--
LADIES J9S
TENNIS SHOES
arm Up
its12"1f'S
\
BASKETBALL
SHOES
10 SP EED Bikes 3 SPEED
the pabllc peace, hea.ltb, salety • TillE TO RE-TIRE? stop
aDd wtltllre, for lbe reasons by at CORONA DEL MAR TIRE
*ltd beretn. and ill Ordinance at S&Ol E. Coast KlCbnJ Ud
No. lS?Z. Tbls or-diDlDce shall talk wttb 111. We are tire u .
take .a.et Immediately ~ perts wtth e't'eryt.b.lQc 1D stock
ltlldaptlon. ftom retrtldl ..., to tbe famou
SECTION •• Thl.s ordloa.oce DuaJop Radial Urn. Wt bi.H
llhall be pubUsbtd ooce LD the EXACTLY tbe ttre you DMC1.
oftlelal DtftPIIler ot the City. so stop by eooa. Uld talk Urea.
Thla ordlnuce was llltro-• • •
dDced ud...,._, uu emer-• MULTIPLE LAlfE b1tWa1
.-=1 ordlluet at a rerular driYlJte taJDta C*i&l llkllll. For ~ o1 111o Cltr Couoell of tDmpll ,.. -froa1 u ac-
IM Cll}' ol ~nport Boocb bold ct--ftl<* Ptraltl oo lllo I '!ttl cllJ ol llaJ, 1071, roo 1o tllala lilt oonll&l -
Ill' lilt IDllowlar -· lo wll: ol lilt rr._, clrt .. n u ,...
ATU, COUIICILMEII: McliiAla, mtrp -liM•. 0.'1-at
ltJI'Io. .._., Hlrtll, Croa~ tilt Hcl o1 , -ltod .,_
Doolal, "'--· Yoo -&01 na-NOIII, COUIICIIMEM: -· bob1at lilt bod_-., -
A88UT COllliCIUIE~: -· 1111 u11 -10· £. F. lllrtll
.l1TIITIIQor:
A small investment we made
four years ago just paid of£.
It '" nm un\J,u.d 1t11 .1 hu-.!nl''' II'
spon!'iOt college ...:h,,l,u'h'P'· .
But a whLIC' h.1e k thC' G:t' t nmpan)
.startN a -.c ht)l:u~hlp ptu,~:r:.m th~t'' .1
liuh~ d1ffcrC'nt
lnst~ad of .. t:mJm,o: tn hnc to nffc1
gUnt!i to the' .. tr:u~h t A 'tudC'ot' ami
val('dic torian~ . ...,,(' l01lkC'J for r1thet
kind!i. Or!ien•m~ studC'nt!>. Bn~ht
stu..Jtnt!> who d1dn 't ,ll.Ct thl' ttlJ' ,ll.r.aJc,
In .high ~hool -fnr ,ll.ooJ rt"asom. Mayhe
h was a ,ob that ~nt 1n the 1\ll\'. Or
family problem~. Or pcr-.on.1l problcmll.
Or iu&t a lite start.
Jutl!l}l thl· 'lillH11l''
Dtd 11 W l lfk ' The Jq.:rn'-tn tnaiur~oo
like M:tthcm~u~:'. Pol uu::tl SC'Jcn cc,
'<X:l:tl Science. Nu r~oo tn)t, Enginn:ring :md
1'rC'-L1w, frnm .. c hnoh like UCLA.
\·\.nym(!unt , aiiO.t:HC Ll.t!-Angtlb and uo., _,fl)' it did.
Obviously we're proud of what tbnt
younJt men and women have sc:com•
pli~hcd. And their $UCCCD has cnc:our·
aged OUf p~nm to J:f'OW. $()far 67
.studcnuc have b«n awarded Co Com·
pany tc.holanhips. Tbi.s yur we're apift
ofkrinA IR in u s1, cr.nuel and 1DUU.
ctntr21 los A.,.Ja. • Our proara m 5uned nut ~mall
Only 10 ~tudcnt$ the hr~l year W
gave them a hand with Cll:pensc .
And offered them good-pAylnJ 10b • J. We fi,Ju rc-it't an ln~mmt
can'llmc~ whci'C' we:
I . .. c r , a.c ·-· --5 •
-0 2 Iss '1 '-
•
0
NEWPORT 11AR80R ENIIGN
·ARST SECTlOII --P• 4
WALTAH SAY:
THURSDAY, YAY ZJ; lt71
. OOIIONA DEL WAR, i:AyF.
GALA PROGRAMS CO-SPONSORED
BY MERCHANTS OF NEWPORT
BEACH, THE NEWPORT HARBOR
CHAMBE R OF COMMERCE, AND
WESTERN AIRLINES.
WALK IN HULA OUT!
•••• ., ....... . ., ~'lu•• .
FOR HAWAIIAN WEIK
FlEE
FOR
DRESS DA IES'
AN' FOR
DA MOS' FUN
COME SEE WALTAHS
SPECIALS
FOR DA WEEK
NUMIAM 1
BEAUTIIl l£1S
.... S1 .H
NOW 58c
Totl MUS WUI
me Fretlt H.weiion Row. L..is
For Every
Cust-(wilt. $10.00 ........... )
Fridey & Soturcloy Only!
fr..J, fre09i • PMI Flow••
For AI (Fri. & Set. OolyJ
r • ......, ·w
Wrlolloll Fw ....
c...t.o.. -ltl.w.l
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originality . . . . .
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in keeping with our
• 0 0
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FASH IONS AT THE BEACH
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ABOARD WEIJBIIIIRUNES
• THURSDAY • MAY shO:_,, Aloha Airlines H,awailans en-
7:30 A.M. .BA LBOA BAY CLUB --tertaln.
Alotta Sunrise Bull Session. Guest 4:00 P.M. ALOHA COCK TAIL HOUR.
speaker, Larry Ronson, vice-pres-Bob Burns, Don the Beachcomber ,
!dent or Fir st Hawaiian Bank of Dillman's, the Hungry Tiger , the
Honolulu. Aloha Airlines Hawaiians Inn Place , Reuben£. Lee, Yamato's.
eoter taJn. 5:00 P.M. CORONA DEL MAR Free
2:00 P.M. FASH ION ISLAND. Free show. Aloha AlrUnes Hawalians en-
show. Aloha Airlines Hawaiians en-tertain.
ter tain. 5:00 P.M. NEWPOR T -NAT'L BA..'iK,
4:00 P.M. ALOHA COCKTAI L HOUR Westcliff and Dover. Award of a
Bob Burns, Don the Beachcomber, color TV 9et and other prl~s.
Dillman's, the Hungry Tiger , the 1:00 P.M.. FASHION ISLAND. Frei!
Ian P lace, RellbenEi. Lee. Yamato's. show. AlOha Alrllnes Hawaiians en-
7:00 P.M. WESTCUFF PLAZA. Ha-tertaln .
walian wedding; Michele Lewis and 8:00 P.M. BAYSIDE SHOPPLNG CEN-
Lelgtl Er ickson, their attendants, TER. Hookelau HOe Down Dance in
and the Reg;il Tahltia.ns, the Hawa.li pa.rklng lol. "Y'all come dressed
Week princesses, Western Alrllnes Hawaiian, y'hear!"
stewardesses, Aloha Airlines Ha-8:lS P.M. THE INN PLACE. Polyne-
n lians and Larry Ronson. sWI floor show, Regal Tahitians
8:15 P.M. THE INN PLACE. Polyne-perform.
sian noor shOw. Regal Tahitians l O:OO P.M. THE IN!' PLACE. Polyne-
perform. sl.a.n floor show. Rep! Tahitians 10:15 P.M. THE INN PLACE. Polyne-perform.
sian floor show. Regal Tahitians 12:15 A.M. THE [Nt\ PLACE. Polyne-
perform. sWI noor shOw. Regal Tahilians
12:15 A.M. THE lNN PLACE . Polyne-perfor m.
slan floor show. Regal Tahitians
perform. •SATURDAY, MAY 29
10:00 A.M . F ASHtON LSLANO. Fr ee
• FRIDAY , MAY 28 children's Hawaiian Hu~ ShOw br
10:00 A.M. CORONA DEL MAR AI-Ptiscll~na aDd her Keikls .
bertson's Market. Aloha Air lines 10:30 A.M . FASHION LSL.-\..'•W. Free
Hawaiians entertain. · Hula lessons for girls 6 to8yea.r sold.
11 :00 A.M. UDO SHOPS. Richard's 11 :00 A.M . FASHION ISLA~D. Free
Lido Market patio. Free show. The children's HawaJian Hula ShOw by
Rep I Tahitians entertain. Priscillana and her Keikis .
12:00 Noon LIOO SHOPS. Rictlard's 11 :30 A.M. FASHION LSLAND. Fre-e
Lido Market patio, Award nf 500 Hula lessoos for girls 9 to 12 .
Hawaiian bucks; live winners, $1 00 11:30 A.M. FASHION ISLA.''i'D. Free
Hula contest. Aloha AirlinesHawal-
lans per for m.
4:00 P.M. ALOHA COCKTAIL HOUR .
Bob Burns, Don the Beachcomber,
Dillman's, the HungTy Tiger, the
Inn Place, Reuben E. Lee, Yamato's .
8:15 P.M. THE INN PLACE. Polyne-
sian floor show, Regal Tahltlans.
10:15 P.M. THE INN PLACE. Polyne-
sian floor shOw, Repl Tahitians.
12 :15 A.M. THE £NN PLACE. Polyne-
sWl floor show , Regal Tahltia.ns. •
o SUNDAY , MAY 30
10:00 A.M .. COMM UNITY CHURCH of
Cor ona del Mar, United Church of
Christ, Sunday services conduc ted
by Or, Phlllp G. Murray.
1:00 P.M. BALBOA BAY CLUB. Out-
rigger ca.ooe race around Lido Isle.
Start and tlnlsh line at the Balboa
Bay Club.
5:30 P.M. THE NE WPORTER lNN.
Pau party.
5:30 P.M. THE NEWPORTER INN .
Polynesian cocktaJ I hour.
i:30 P.M. THE NE WPORTER INN .
DiMer ser ved Hawaiian buffet style.
8:30 P.M. THE NE WPORTER INN.
Spectacular showtlme wlth Geor ge
S.aulus' silver strings and their
Polynesian dancer s.
9:00 P.M. THE NEWPORTER INN,
Awards for decorations.
9:00 P.M. THE NE WPORTER INN.
Award of HawaJ1an trips and prizes.
9:30 P.M. THE t\EWPORTER INN.
ttawaii Week Queen coronation.
•••••••I show. Aloha Alrllnes Hawatia.nsper-••••••••••••• .. for m.
12:30 P.M. 8:\LBOA BAY CLUB. Aw-
ards for the best Hawaiian boat
decoration and crew costumes.
2:00 P.M . BALBOA.BAY CLUB. King
Ka mehameha Krulse
throughOut the harbor bei!lrulin,, ar
COME TO THE
BIG PUBLIC LUA
AT THE NEW~ORTER INN
'. SUNDAY~ MAY.30
COCKTAILS AT 5:30, AT 7:00P.M •
Authentic Hawaiian entertainment,
foocl and dancing/ Many Door Prizes/
IICUII AYAD.Aal AT
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-.. lllo~C..Col--IIllo, .......... lilt -t1 111o ,.... a. do---. 1'llo lop tllroo
--.. -· ... ~ ........ .,... .. lllo -occ....,. ~·----.au ace toam-... -llloJiflallloOCC-A .toOidllerudaPI'-• c-. ball--,-lop -·at
-"' ... ,... to .,lito lllo ·-~ -·--TOOl --o1 Kowport ball plaJors Uld tnck mill BllcL Pirate of tbe y.ar 1a were booored.
........., ta Cbr1J Gammoo o1 Pete Pljl of Cou Yesa, a
KoopaiBooeL WlJioi.IC Plnle two-you *'lor lor ace In
-. to 1oa1s wu Allllo coolorftol4, -Pinto ol lbe
-ol Hooll.,.... S..b. you -•In -ll He hll
Ttle PirateofiMYeuawards .UI, WOG tbtcootertoeebattiDg
••• SR .. atld bJ tbe Newport title, ud 'ftS aamed to tbe all --Cclola If-LlooaClul>. conterenee 8Q111d. Oaly olber
Captlia boeorslD .,uwato .400 hJ.tters LD the zs.,.,. his-
DID BUlb ot Nnpc:ft Beaeb.. tory olOCC bavebeeDBill Voss,
Co-capbtu in swtmmtnc are DOW wtth the MJ.hrallket Brew-
st.ft Schwe~ and Jim Ober&. ers, who blt .450 1a 1962:, and
botb of Newport S.Cb. TeQIU.s Bill Powell, Who hit .f05 last
captaiD ls Mlke Caro of New-year.
port Ber.. .. h. Team captaiD award ln base-
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NIWPOilT -MISA
SPORTS SCENE
Wml VIC OPAL.
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Hl&lli&HTS ---u ... fio_n_.., --Ito
lal-ollllo .... --wttb ll'IGH tlllll s,soo boJI ·-·-1971. Tbt )udor b1cb track Ud ot the ..... db ~., Late ftlll*ntloa. ,., .....
tltld ltara from R-. TtWlnkle, ap.LD the mofJt 1mJ)OI1ut factor. I'NrJ llttlrdlJ from 10 a.m. to
XU.., LIDeolD, Eulp, Davis, • • • I p.m. ... all bor• at tbe but-
Giolor Uld DwJ• wtU be com-Had a Ulllo chat wtlb Jolul ball o111co u 1110 ~too
-tolbelrlllalouDutdaoo VaU.lJ <Iarine blo Yloll wtlb A-,wllldllolllo~ooool
today, .MaJ IJ. Col.ch Ron Jack Kessler UCI DeaDy JaCCib-the Coet& 11 .. ctty part oa
._,., -Knltlllls, on tbe son u Enslen acboo~ -· be lbe -ol ltltll Uld Ano-llrtltlb of lbelr lnme-. wu enUI!IIIellln&lbelllivellsr-belm.
llbowtac tblJ year wben they tcr cage prospects oo some ot TIM Nnport S.ch "*''"'
woat -t.cl, will be cast In his ezpertences While u OCLA daJ -wtU be SlblrdaJ
tbe roll of tbe flYOrUe to walk and with the Atluta 'Bawta:, morDIDC. JCM 19, starUac at
oftwttb tbe team title and many Vallely and Herb Utsey will t a.m. at tbe BI.D:a. P1er~t-
1001Yidual lftl'ds, stage a 5-day clinic at Newport 1Dc lot. Tbe Loe Aqelei Dod-
A few ot tbe staodouts trom Harbor h.igb school June 21.25. prs wtll Mad aome of their
R• are Kea COODerslnthehlgh There will be 3-bour sess1oos stars to·parUctpate latbetue-
...._ jump &Dd Roa Sbadowen in the each day from 9 a.m. 'ttl 00011.. ball ell.D1c at Cotta. Mesa Put
Coach Ray Rosso's gollers ball went to secood baseman c\.. u -.
tlnisbed. ZDd tb1s year 1n the Dan Cla.rlr: of Costa Mesa. ...
C-?5 &Dd 180. Conners has 'J'he cllnic will olferanrlety also oo JUDe 19. Tbe cliolc be· NtCK ROSE, 111crn bert 1o
ela&red 5'9'' I.Dd recently won of drills with an emphasis on ctns at 1 p.m. and ends at hi• preUmtDaty wiD at the ClF
the Southern California h.l.gh defense and will include drib· 4 p.m. a-.: In Wutmlnlter, pollted
toup. SOuth Coast Conference. Pirate of the Year 1n track BROCE GIRASOLE, Estancia's "si.W)er soph," is shown
Coach Juct Fullertoa's wu Tim Oweos of Newport here tust starUng to draw away from the fteld 1n the 180
jump Utle ln the part and rec-bUng, passing, shooting. foot-Coach Phll Robl.nsoll's Phil-his llfetlme best mart oll:54.t
reatloo division. Mark Stanlow work and other fundamentals. Ues cootiD.ued tmdete&ted LD the In tbe 880. The CorOD& del liar
and CharUe Lopez should score Cost ot the clinic will be $35 A dlvi.slOD after ha.odlngtheRel hlatl school ace, UDdete&ttd for
tor tbe Rams also. per person with the agtl cate-Pirates a 13-6 toss last SUD-the aeasoo, W'OD tbe 810 btU
swimmers .took 2Dd 1n tbe con-Beach. He tarned 1n a best yard dash at the CIF pre Urns at Westmlnster. His Ume of
terence '7th I.D Southern CaW-time of 1:55.5 tor the baltmlle. 1?.4 was just 2-tenti\S ot a secood sbort ot the CIF record.
ornia, 'ud 9th LD the state. Co-captains lD tra_c~~e He ft.oished a yard in troot ot Sam Kahn of Santa Ana,
Coach Marute Gerard's ten-sprlnter Darel Blood ~~e neuest camera In dark jersey. Glruole qta.Ufted tor the
n1s squad woo the South coast D'.lvis, both of Costa Mesa, tn tlnals at Cerritos college Friday olght with impressive
Jeff PoUsner. BruceCarpen-~ry at 10.17. day night at the Corooa del last w"k at Cerrttol 1A the
ter, Yark Frankll.n. Kent Ezell, Vallely started hlsbaskett.U Mar Communlty Youth Center CIF semlB and will be out to
Jim Witter, aod Mark Lohrbach career at Ensign school, then fteld. Matt BroWill.Dg blasted a. repeat hls pertormaoce api.D8t
lead the Lincoln Lancer chal-moved to Lincoln when the double. A walk aDd a bomerun a .strong f1eld this Friday Dlpt
lengers. school opened in 1961. He by Carl Johnson off willnJ.nr at Cerritos collere. (Pbooe bJ
Southern CaW-the tl.eld events. wins In the C 100 and 180 plus anchoring the crack Eagle
relay team to a victory In their heat at Cerritos. He also
qlllutied In the long jump to c Umax a busy ~·s work
R"~$; ~;·i(;; p;g~~·;~~~~ 880
Steft Bodenboeter, Brian starred at Corona del Mar high pllcber Brian RobtllSOnpnthe Vie q:&lek,)
Theriot, Ron Lamertoo, Rich-school and went to Orange Pirates the1r first 3 runs In the r-~-=-~
On April 21, 1918, Red Baton ot Germany and Black Sheep
of F. met in the sides of France, For the last time\
lfJL tDAY FUIHHOW FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY
leth Pict•rts latH(&)
Nick of Corona del Mar
undefeated when he
1st in the CIF
at Cerritos Co llege
night In a wind swept
clltlled the contest-
'liidll•!: SiO,speetators aUke. II 11 Rose from beating
?~·llen .. trom Centen-l ntll's Antbooy Veney, who has
a seasooal best of 1:52:9 in
880 compared to Rose's 1 ~ ~:=;;-~.~~~~:·~~h.l.ch he turned I ~ during the
FOOTBALL SIGN-UPS
Registration for the 1971 Newport-Mesa
Junior All-American football season will
be held Wednesday, June 2, at 7:00 p.m.
in two Harbor Area locations.
For boys in the Costa Mesa and Estancia
High School Districts, registration wtll be
held at the Maude B. Davis Junior High
School, while boys residing In the Newport
Harbor, Corona del Mar and Irvine High
School Districts will register at Newport
Harbor High School.
Twelve teams In 5 weight divisions com-
prised of boys ages 8 through 13, and
weighing between 55 and 125 pounds will
compete against other Orange County
teams.
NEWPORT -MESA
JR. ALL AMERICAN
FOOTBALL ASSN.
ard La.nore, DarreiTOOroe,Jon Coast, where he played under 4th inning, Th.l.s was the 6th
Randall, Kejl O'Hara, JetfHar-Herb Livsey, then to UCLA, straight for the Plllllles. The
mon and Ken Roberts are just where he sparked 2 oatlona: Pirates are 3-3 now.
a few ot the Kaiser KnJgtlts Ln championship clubs, He had the Other A learn records have
a traction beyood the 60' chalk the ft.Dals. distinct advantage of playing the TeWlnkle Pirates at 3.2,
mark, wh.lch also lnd1cated a Dave Brochmeyer, Tom Bar.~ urxter 2 of the best coaches tn the Kaiser Braves .3-2, the
consistency that the Harbor duo acas, Oa.ve Shaw, Dan For eh.an, the business, John Wooden of Kaiser Pirates 2-2 with the
should carry through to the Paul Dterenfleld, Greg Maholf, UCLA, the master of them all, Davis Dodgers and the Ensign
state tinals. Casey Connel, Mike Rynosa, and Livsey at Orange Coast. Brues still looking few their
Bruce Girasole pulled away Jack Rainwater, Mike McNeese, • • • 1st wins as of last week Friday.
two Impressive wins In the Ron Smith and Pete McGowan Br ian Robinson pulled a real Coach . CharUe Spiller 's
C 100 and 180 and anchored head a big gr~ of Ensign "vultur~" act when he reUeved E.a:pos, ln the AA bracket,
the Estancia C 440 relay team qualifiers. Greg Mahotrs 41 '9" in the game at the Corona Youth handed coach Phil Wtlllams•
to a wLn 1n a heat that saw toss in theBshotsetanall-tlme Center Sunday nlght when h.ls Phlllles tbelr 1st loss last Sat-
Compton and Mt. Carmel nnlsh record for the teague this year, PhiiUes-A baseball team urday nlgflt at TeWtnkle Part,
2nd and 3rd, with West Tor-Pete McGowan and Maholf have blasted the Rea-Pirates 13-6. 6-3. Ron Richardson. DwaJn
ranee, St. Paul, Ezcelslor, 01-aUerillted wtnning the B event Brian pic ked up the win alter Pausch and Chip Nedeau banged nar~ and El Modean trailing. this year, he took over In the 4th with a out consecutive lltts In the top
Guasole also qualified In the Loren MlckUn. Steve Mar-big lead. Carl Johnson homered of the 4th lor 3 runs for the
long Jump with a leap of tlnez and Brian Kawaguchi head alter Matt Browning greeted Astros. PallSch came hack In
21' 11-3/4" that was good for a strong grolql of Dwyer final-Brian with a solid double to the top ot the 5th wtth a single
2nd in his division. tsts. left field. A walk and JOhnson's and Nedeau rammed a 'single~ K~vtn Wllllngham gave Es-Tim Powell, Don Walker, homer gave the Pirates thelr the middle to drive home an. ~nc~a a quallfler in the high Collin McConnel, Tom Lloy, initial rWls and the final 13-6 other run for the Ezpos. KrU%,
JUmp wh~n .. the Eagle trosh Steve Hines and B111 and Jim score gave Brian the win. The Forehan and Schwa.rtz t».oged
cleared 59 for his best mark Balch head the Gis ler chat-PhllUes won their Sth straight out consecutive singles In the
so far In a field that had a host lengers. Steve Hines was th e in remaining undefeated in the bottom of the 1st to give the
of entries. , only one to defeat Bruce Sharp Si ngle-A bracket. Plltllles a short 2-1 lead. Roo
Corona de lMar srelayteams tn the 600 th.ls year so this Freeman blasted a triple for
in tbe 440 and mile events were race should be a.ootner' thriller. the Phi lUes.
really in tough oompeUUoo and Bruce Sharp, Jon Sims, LEGAL NOTICE The Rea Dodgers defeated the
turned In respectable perform-Wayne Vering, Ted Wills, Mark CERTIFICATE OF BI.SINESS Llocoln Astros 6-2ln the other
. JOAN BAEZ
#/CARRY
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,',:ffi~SO
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''"'""T li!.IRUH , CO\U "IH
aoces a.lthougtl they did not Wa.na and MikeNev1llrepresent Ft 1.tt Ft N halt of header atTe-
lify c loT sttt:ini hedbe "' c 1 ous r m arne ~;~~~~~~~:'1 U--· H qua . ar o s -the Davis Colts inthe quautying THE UNDERSIGNED does Winkle ·~"'l'. ~ eruietta ... hind the Oying Mel Jacobs of beats Ferrara ..t.~ ( '--Channel Island.s Alfred Jackson RaJi,h Wood Scott C her eby certify that he Is coo-to the r ~ma O"'e~ •
aC ce~-1•1 ft~ RonJiutlln of le • osbow, ducting an Electronic Security holr str k U ~ T ~the~i81: .. •--~--AI n Liddle, Mike Peterson, Systems business at 1138 Vic-ea. w h the ... t. he
Eisenhower 1Ji the 220, where a Richard Zook, Terry Peterson, torla PI Costa Mesa Caut Dodgers are now 3-3 and the ... ~ nftl•'
difference ota footmeantplac-Todd Hunter and Robert Foss und th., f1 IIUo f1l ., Astros 3-3 alter the saturday .. ""
tng Jrd or 6th, spearhead the TeWinkle con-of ~c~c ;rev~'tor sm ;::e game. Leal"
Bob Gollnlck and Doug Mac-tlngent, so 1t looks Uk:e It will and that said firm Is co~ a:; The Irvine Br ewers held the
Lean did not quality tor Costa bE a real toss 141 with the times of the following persoo :0~ Kaiser Giants to 1 hit inracld.ng
Mesa although both performed and match-ups very close It se up a 3-1 wtn Saturday at Te-JGI COlOit
creditably in their heatc; in the wUl all boil down to the v~ry dna me in full and place of resl-Winkle Bryan Watts was the -· ft mile r ence are as foUows to-wU· · ....,. un. narrowest ot margins in most Edward Egan 1138 'vtctorb wlnnlng pitcher tor tbe Brewers
LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE
t
Pt .• Costa Me;., CaUl. In holding llle Giants to a single ALSO PLAYING:
WITNESS my hand this 24th hit. T~ Brewers are 4-1 and Lee Marvin &
day of May 1971 Edward Egan the Giants 1-4.
STATE OF,CALtfORNlA ) . other AA action at TeWlndle ~lint Ea.uwood
)ss saw the Ensign Brans !mock YOUR
COUNTY OF ORANGE ) ' ott tbe Davis Cubs 2-1 in a
ON TH~ 24th day ot May close pme. The Braves nng WAGON"
1971, before me, a Notary PUb~ !C) their 5th win against lloss.
lie in and for said county and r ... lllllllllllllllllllllllll""'lllll""'-!:========':t state, residing therein, duly
commissioned and sworn. per.
sona.lly aweated Edward Epa,
known to me to be the person
whose name Is subscribed to
the within Instrument, aod ac-
knowledged to me that he ex-
ecuted the same.
WITNESS my handaodottlcJaJ
seal. Mary A. Haapa, Notary
PubUc ln and for aid Couoty
and State, My Commtssloo ex-
pires Dec. 31, 1971.
SOUTH COAST
PubUsh: May !'7, JUDe 3, 10,
1?, 1971, in the Newport Harbor ~r2~~~~;~~M~;~~;~~~~ Ensign. ~
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NEWPORTHjRIIQfl ~N~(1j
RRST seen~ --P• 1 ' .... THURSDAY, MAY tJ, 1!171
OO!KlNA DE!. MAR, eAQF.
BEAUTIFUL
College Park
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-Ud loft II mluiJic, pro, rib oo1111ar bot tbolr
Tile •liPiooloo Ud lire oc. lllcllc-.piM-orllloy corrocl-la.m.~ COIIdoalx:b-tbolrcabtDa
•• 1111 11.._ -..oc~~~~r...,. -· a.,...,. 111o1r ... ,
1111 Blnlt ot Goorlllt oe are-lllroucb -lollllclock. Tboy tw• trip to Vucower, B. c. were UDIAjared.
Tbl Jblp hid 11ft Vaacocwer
BBC to ooen bay
Tile Ba-Bay Cblb bU Hlp'ftJ 1o 1bt wator, He llld
........,od tllol It will leer-. lbo lllle .... larmorly phooed
lie u1o11q za . .,.l motel IJid lor bllll riM apart.,....,
bodld a $1 mlllloa, '15-unll mo-Tbo ..., aolle -.111 be 3
lei. -lea bllll .... loc:aled aloag Rtc:hrd steveos, exeeutive tbe blctnfay aelt to tbe el1;1t1rlc
rice preai~Mat ot tbe clam, said ntmmiA« pool. Plul: cail for
tbe acUoa will open ~ a SSO-work to beclD bl111all. ~ n... corridor to Newport "Tbe c:lty's pr~ re-
Harbor. quiremeotl fortiepr...Spark-He llld llle ciiJ's bllllrlee 111c a1oog lbo coutlllle ...,.ld
moralorham bU stalled piau prcllobiJ ao1 be tollowocl " llr tor tbe club's aputmeot pro-Stevens said. "The ier~
ject 10 a deelsiOD to proceed Dlturally slopes 00 tbe prop-
wtth otber plans wu made. erty &Dd Yiews would not be a
He said tbl Yiew-ecwrlder, ~lem u
at the end of the prcperty, wtll The ~ 1.1 owoed by the city
be oased lor oorklllc but will IJid -to lbe club. prorlde ~ vie~ trom tbe Coast
RANCH STYLE
VIEW HOME WITH TWO BEDROOMS AND CON-
VERTlBLE DEN ON LARGE LOT, PATIO AND
CABANA MAKFS FOR EASY ENTERTArNING.
5S2,7SO
••••
Outstanding family home
Ca11eo ·Shores beauty
iiiiiE:i:-·oEriRooMs, TWO" BAml, tiilmit: Rbow,
DEN, UNti)UAL "U" SHAPED P004 SAUNA ROOM,
LOVELY YARD WITH FLOWERS, LOADS OF EXTRAS.
PRICED TO SELL S78,SOO
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Ro.J.TOR ' _..., __
c:... ...... CIN..,111ie -·n-zm
I Ti• 2Ti1Ms
20 worcls Of' len .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 1. 50 2. ,0
21 words to 3) wot1b ...... 2.00 S.OO
31 worcfs to .-, wotcfs ...... 3.00 .4.00
word • .,., ..0 words .. .OS • 10
I
3 ·Ti .. s
3.00
4.00
5.00
.15
·_BEST East Bluff BUY
Larce famiiJ -· (24oo Sq. n>. 5 bedrooms,
3 baths, flr~lace, oew carpeting. eDCiosed patio,
IPliDkllrs, etc, etc, Call oow--see it &DJ Urn" , ••
NOW ONLY $48,950
ROY R. McCARDLE
REAL TOR & ASSOCIATr..:
.SHORECLIFFS
OPEN DAILY
130 Shorecliff Dr.,
Corona del Mar
/Jell! Barnfl /Za/t'J
64Z-SZOO
I I I I I I I I I 1· I I I I I I I I
A PUBLIC SERVICE
AS A PUBLIC SERVICE THE NEWPORT HAR-
BOR·' COSTA MESA BOARD OF REAL TORS
HAS DEVELOPED A NEW AND UP-TO-DATE
Mii> OF THE ENTIRE AREA. CONTACT TO-
DAY A REAL TOR IN YOUR AREA AND RE-
CEIVE FREE A COPY OF THIS BEAUTIFUL
MAP .
FREE FREE
Curt Dosh
REAL TOR
U2-U72 •••·673-:IUI
1730 W. CDAS HWY . N.E
PRESTIGE WATERFRONT HOMES
SHoWN IY AI'POINTMINT
26 LinN Isle Drive
pe<:orator furniJhed. 5 Br. 5 batb home fac-
Ing ~bor bland. Jacuzzi & sauna. Ready
tor Immed. occupancy. W /dock S200,ocio
f2 Lincla Is .. Drive
Beaut. .5 BR., 4 ba. home w/formal dm. rm.
&: !al'!liJY rm. 3 Frplcs. Outside slaJrway.
Bullt-m gun cabinet &: bookshelves. $145.000
12 Lind• Isle Driwe
L!egant neW 5 BR 41,-2 b.a. home w/formal
dm. rm .. Cam. rm., wet bar Impressive en·
try court W/16. ft. mahog. doors. Sl79,SOO.
-S Lind• Isle Driwe
Just completed 4 "BR.. 5'12 ba. home w /(am.
r_m. & study. Magnificent 39 ft. wa terfront
hv. rm. w/frpl. & wet bar. $164,406.
W•ferfront Loh
No. 44 . 108 .f'l. on water ~125.000
No. 76 : 3 Car gnrage. Reduced 1o . $77.000
Fer Cernplete intorm.tion on ell homes &
lots, pi-cell'
Bll.L GRUNDY, .Rca&or
133 Dower Dr., Suitel, N.l . 642-4620
••.,.•••~ooe
BAY CREST -POOL
JUST LISTED AND NOT A LEASEHOLD. F:OUR
BEDROOMS. FAMILY AND FORMA LDlNING.COM-
PLETELY REDECORATED AND IN SPARKLlNG
CONDITION.
HARD TO BELIEVE AT
•••• • •
\outh _Coast
. -
CAL.L 54~424
IITVATID ON TIN ACID
II'AClOUS 1 a 2 IIIIMIM. AI'AIT-"
P-. a Unfvno. •-$160
• Pti·nte Patioa • Fitepleces
• POOLS • 9 Hole Pultin1 Oeen
• Tennis
• Sepa1ate Family Section
• Adj. to Schools 1nd Playazound
900 SM L-, C.t.l
a...cArthur ""' C.eat ttwy. cine • F .. hlon l•loncl
bteyele repairing oa
all mates. Tires ud all re.
plou mllll ports. At Ba-
Mereaatiit, ZOO Malo Street,
Ba--P-1'15-'l!BZ, MACNAI-IIVINE
R
E -A
L 1-.
T HOME AND GUEST HOUSE
0 LOC~TED ON A QUIET STREET,
h IN WALKING DISTANCE TO ALL
8 SCHOOLS. LARGE 2 ROOMS AND
BATH GUEST HOUSE.
ONLY
ONLY $39,950
CoRBIN-MARTINjl
L.::::::::===644-7 662====~J I
KAMAU! '
(here's how)
TO SAVE TAXES
Four neat two bedroom homes on
three R-2 lots (90' ). Pride of owner-
ship. Best EW A location.
$112,500
Komo Mai
Smart tri-level 4-plex (2 duplexes).
Two 3-beclroom units; 2-beclroom
and large !-bedroom, furnished s ell-
ers. Will finance at 7%.
$92,500
UNIVERSlTY REALTY
10()1 E. COAST MWY . CORONA DEL. MA ... e71-eltO
STOP BY AND SIGN
UP FOR FREE VA-
CATIONS IN HAW An
MAHALO
CHRIS HOPPI'"
.'tl ill iOtr Doll"'
a.,h M"""""
COlONA DB. MAl
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HOME SHOW REAL TORS
rnarl:er
FINER HOMES
RARE OPPORTUNITY
Best VIEW location in prestigious DOVER
SHORES. Luxurious 4 BR. 311.1: bath elaborate--
ly appointed nome. Lg. FR. formal DR . An-
thony pool w/Jacuzzi. $207,150 fee simple or
Sl75.400 i! you prefer lea'nhold. CaU Bert
Fehren for app't. «175-3210.
square apa bneuts
ANNOUNCES THE AVAILABILITY OF
NEWPORT ISLAND
Pier 1r Ooat for ))' power boat. Decorator's
home on corner Jot. Perfect for couple or
bachelor's fun-house. 2 BR, 2 biUI. Most un-
usual kitchen. Asking $11,000 -shown by
app't. only. Please can Mrs. Fay, 142-&23$.
MACNAI·IIVINE
675-lZIO 64z.IZJS
1010 a..,.w. o.r.. ten -om.
Ne..,owt-
...... ~ ••·n. •n•T• ••••111nAL AIID IUSfiiiU raor~anas
--POa 111ru•sru, P'ltOI'•IIfOIIM-
Collst•••ATIOM ·sa•
~I IIIIL IITAYI
-IIUI.o.-..... o. ......... .....
TWO AND THREE BEDROOM u"NITS FOR
ADULTS DESIRING TO LIVE AMIDST BEAUTY
BY THE SEA IN THE PRESTIGIOUS WESTCLIFF
AREA OF NEWPORT BEACH .•.....• FROM $230
I
For Information telephone Mr. Robert M. BuckleJ,
Manager al (714) 645-0252 or write to The
Office 01 The Manager, Marl...-~~que,.
Apartment.•, 1244 lnrlne Awenue,
Newport 8Ncll, Calllori!M
121114
dill leg I ... I lalled -~~-__ .. _ I .1' ..., .... _... .. _
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-,_ ... •-' .... .,.., __ 101 -.tourwot:,IIIO!nll
NE.WORT HAIIIOR EJIIGII
F111ST·I£C'IIOII --,. I
11111 IISOAY, 11A Y 27, 1!71
COIIOIIA DfL liAR, CALIF. wtll .... I ,
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!lor All-..._..Pool nl _, --~~~Baaeto I -1111 -'" ~-. 811 CEIIT s 'LEI 8111 Flood., " am*-ell-
-.... W-1111 Pilla, llu botll a trapleal lalud wltb a ----... Tllo lll1dt to Mlcbelo llu-11111 --~-----Ill .. ..., -lllo I ... , -IIIII • -~... A qool I-I, at 1111 pool bold--al bl1-or hlo '"1'111 aol)' -lllo llek ala 0
... -. --&lid palm tr ... 01. tM mau at t111t plala
U tbe 11&1 of lbe Cel'e"*'f1 wblcb, wUI bl doDe to autheDtie
Hanllu Jltyla. The Repl Ta-
blttau aDd tht A1ol:ll Airlloes
Hawaiiaal ..W perform before
th• weddl.Dc. Durtnr the n~
tlals, Georp &lid Beverly 1<111-
lolua wUl 11DC the "Hawallan
Weddbl.r Soor." After the cere-
ED
t:c:tward J. Sedinger, 67, ot
243 Cedi.· St., Newport Shores,
died May 22 at St. Joseph's
Hospital, Oraoge. He was born
Sept. 18, 1903, 111 Minnesota,
and came to Orange County 27
ye~s ago. He was a..a.arcttttect,
and had preytously matntalned
offices ln Corona del Mar.
1111'11 IAwlll, I I, Ill -
S.cb.. he a. a frM ~ NC:-
rlt&r)', Ute• to ftter at, pi&J
tei!IIU, Ud lhe IDjl)yl MOifl~
Tllo lfoom to Leltlll Ertek-
1011, 24, a1oo Ill s-Baaeb.
Ho bu aUaodod Suta Mula
Jllllor Collep llld liMtt em-
ployed as t '*'*r. Heiatendl
to return to eollqt: to complete
a d-lA taeblJIC,
SUCCUMBS
_..,ustlthst.,c-.t t .. oot,....l. &_,...,... ....... -
"--'-Mr. -· wllo told tbt be lllo llJDO u II _... 1o no 1-111-Wllllollalr a City eouocu M-r o11111 t11at .. ,_ wbo -a bolldtac or
I p.m. -&lid a daoce wiU be-'<IIIIOillteli)'IIUb&ekod a bome &lid !billa tllrootlllllll
lollalr tbt -llaUoo. oat of tilt a.,..moot -•IIIC trallle ~lam.,;
Tbt D1Wolftc••f(Jrtbel971. the e<altal ftHWQ, Aid JN• lD rt.,all to a quei&D
72 Jtu', elected May 11, are: terdl)' t11at b11 attorDeJs are wbetber be Ia uaoelated wtt1s
Cbarlot Mle ... llll, FoolllatD -,...,....., tba 1011, OWl Roek Prod-lA Areadla.
Valley eh1ef ol pollee, com-He llld be 11 ... ld.llc from a ooaeret. maauf:leturtr, "
maoder; Tbomu D. Porter of $4 to $10 mtllJoD dollars Ia aid be Is oo loacer to tbl.t
Gardto Gron, lat 'lice eom-d&map• for the Jtate's tu-....,,..,. "1 tormerb' OWDid
THE KEW MlNlSTER of Mar. maDder; I..Awreoce Pern.~, ;8Jtrs for "aU the moot)' that Rodllrer lDduatrt.ea, Which
lDen Church, Z200 E. COI.St Costa Mea, ZOd Ylce com-bu beea spent Ia dest&n ud lbi.JUII&ctured QODetete, but Owl
Hwy,, Corona del Mar, Or. maDder; Billy B. Murray, Costa acquisition for thls f:'eeway." Rock Product.a boupt me out "
Joseph C. Aldrich, w111 take Mesa, 3rd vice commander; "I mow I'm eotng to be un. be said, ''I oo klopr am 'tn
part In a de<Ucatioo service Fred Ci. Beck, Costa Mesa, Jlqlular," be ll.id, "but I do lbe cooc.rete buiDia."
aDd a alster, Mrs. Marton Me. at 10 a.m. thia SuDday aod tJ.oaDCe omcer; Harold Retch-not tblDk It is rleht for any He said bis iDYestmeot of.
Yahoo of Mlnnuot:a, then will assumebisoewdulles. nu, Oran.ee, chaplain; Walter buaioess, and that Lneludes city ftces are currently located 1Jl
FUDeral sentces were held He has just received his doc-Tlps, Anaheim, historian; John or state pernment, to unl· Arcadia but wben the 5-story
May 25 at Ball& Chapel, Costa tor of theology degree at Dal-Holder, Anabetm, sergeant-at-laterally rescind any cootrl.ct. bu1Jdlng• Jn Newport Center t5 Wesa. latermeot wu at Pa-las Tbeolocical Semi.Dary, arms. "I doa't arcue with the rlrht completed, he wtU move to that
citlc VIew MelhOdal Part. wbere be has been instructor Elected to tbee:recutlvecom-of this city's Yoters to break loeatton.
Drapery fabric remnanta,
all kinds and colon. Val-
uea to 8.~5 a yard. NOW
ONLY ONE CENT PER
INCH! Imagine 36c YD
Hurry whUe the •
selections are best
HALF PRICE SALEI
Odd8 and ends 1n window
shades and valances •.•
Textured fabrics, some
laminated . • • No charge
for cutting down SOOL QF to f1t window. 70 .
He was a member of the
A.LR.O., an association of ar.
since completing b1s doctoral mlttee were W. C. Cox, Santa that cootract, but I belleve they "1 doo't want to be one o
lltud.les. Both he and his wtte Ana; Arthur Pytrom, Costa must be prepared topayforlt," those that 1s choked to death
have been associatedwlthCam-Mesa.; Robert Gendron, Irvine; Mr. Rodeffer, who owns sev-by tra.m.c wben Newport Ceo-
pus CrllAde tor Cllrtst. and Bryan Scllramm, ,Costa erali.DdUJtrlal and commercial ter, the lrYlDe lodutrl&.l Com-
chltects, and the Ham ()per-Ch h Mesa. otftce butldi.np: oo the lrvlne plex aM the down-coast de-1
ator's Club, oace-cootro .. ulal Ude-u rc
Survivors Include his wife, l&nds use tee drow'Dtd Yoo:iay P-41 '735
Lucy; 2 daughters, Diane aDd nJ&flt tn a 5-1 vote oa &D otdt-N CERTIFICATE or BUStNESS
, U GA L NOTICI
Dona, both of NeW'PQrt Beach; oa.ace resclnd.lnc the 18-mootb ews Fictitious Firm Name
old ordioa.ace which had tm-. THE UNDERSIGNED do htre-__ !,L!;E!!G'!'A<!:L,JN!!O!!.!.n!.!Co:!E:__· P"'Sed a $15 tee on private · by certlty that they are con-
CERTIFICATE OF BUSINESS
Fictitious Firm Name
THE UNOERSIGNEDdohere-
by certify that they are con-
ducting a dry cleaning business
a.t 3137 E. Coast Hi ghway, Co -
rona del Mar, CaWornl.a, under
the fictitious t1rm name of Valet
Cleaners and that said fir m is
composed of the foUowLDg per -
sons whose names ln full and
places of residence are t~s fol -
lows, to-wit: Helen Rose
Crampton, 308 Flower St.,
Costa Mesa, Calif.; Chase Bur -
ton Crampton, 308 Flower St .,
Costa Mesa, CaUl.
WITNESS our hands thi s 29th
day ot March, 1971, Chase B.
Crampton, Helen H. Cramplon.
STATE OF CALI FORNIA)
)ss.
COUNTY OF ORANGE )
ON TH LS 29th day of Mar ch,
1971 , before me , a Notuy Pub-
lic In and for said county and
state, residing the rein, duly
commissioned and sworn, per-
sonally appeared Chase Burton
Crampton and Helen Rose
Cr ampton, known to me to be
the persons whose na mes are
•'**ribed to the 'tf1ttl11linstTU-
ment, and actmowledged to me
that they executed the same.
WITNESS my hand andotftcial
seal. Mary A. Haapa, Notary
Publlc in and tor said County
and State. My Commission ex-
pires Dee. 13, 1971.
Pub lish: May 27, June 3, 10,
17, 1971 , in the Newport Har bor
Ensign.
LEGA L NOTICE
ORDINANCE NO. 1385
AN ORDINANCE OF' THE
CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH
AMENDING SEC TION 1.12.-
020 OF THE NE WPORT
BE ACH MUNICIPAL CODE,
RELATlNG TO AUTHORITY
OF PUBLIC OFFICERS OR
EMPLOY EES TO .\1AKE AR-
RESTS
restdenttal piers and a slldlnJ The Lltheru Church of the dueling a S&ndwtch Dell bus ..
fee on commercial piers. Muter, 2900 Paclftc View Dr ., lDess at 340 Poillsettla, CoroDI
Mayor Ed Hirth, 1n brLDglng Harbor View Hills--The coo-del Mar, Calif. 92625, under the
the ageoda Item to the floor, P'epUQn wiU celebrate the ttctltloua ttrm name of P J's
sald, "This item used to be birthday of theCilristian ch urch Dell and that sa.ld flrm Is com-
controversial." oo thls Pentecost Sunday. Dr. posed of the tollowtnc persoo1
Only Councilman LlDdsley WUltam Eller will deliver the whose names In fUll a.Dd plares
Parsons voted aplnst the re. message at 9 and 11 a.m. on of residence are as folloWs,
clslon. Councllman Richard "Man does not Uve alone." to-wtt: Paul L. Simpson, 16632
Crout was absent. SeJUor High Lather League of-Townhouse Dr., Tustin, CaUl.
Mr. Parsons,1nanadmlttedly Ocers will be Installed at the 92680; Jeri F. Simpson, 166!2
tuttle attempt to get theCouocil 11 a.m. hour TowO}K)use Dr., Tustin, Calif.
to change Us mind, had written • • • 92680.
a memo saying ht" would prefer Newport Uolty Church, meet-WITNESS their hands this 5th
to see the private pier fee re-Log at lSth St. and Irvine Ave., day of May, l97l.Piu1L.Simp-
duced, but saJd, that tmless the CUff ~ven --"Tbe joy of son, Jeri F. Simpson.
Council chooses to locreasethe living' will be the sermon top-STATE OF CALIFORNIA )
rates on commercial piers he ic of the Rev. Loren Fllcldng-)ss.
would recommend leaving them er tor the 10 and 11 :15 a.m. CO UNTY OF ORANGE )
at the present rates. service! this su.Dday. • ON THIS 5thdayorMay,l971,
J •CK TILLEY DIES before me, a Notary Public in ~ Ct\rlstlan Scleoce Churches and tor said co1.mty and state,
Newport Beach buslness---The need for spiritual alert-residing therein, duly commls-
man and building contractor ness wlll be emphasized In stoned lPd sworn, personally
Jack V. Tilley, 60, of 31 9 Via this SuDday's lesson sermon appeared PaulL. Simpson, Jeri
Lido Soud, died May 19 at tlis on "Aocleot and modernnecro-F. Simpson, known to me to be
borne of a heart and resplra-m.ancy, alias mesmerism and the persons whOse names are
tor v ailment. hypnotism, denounced.'' "ubscribed to the within tnstru-
Mr . Tilley was one of 2 men • • • ment, and acknowledged to me
cited by the. Federa l Housing St. Andrew's Presbyterian tl\at they e.zecuted the same.
Authority In 1949 for planned Church, 600 St. Andrew's Rd., WITNESS myhUdandoft1clal
community e.zcellence in the Cliff Haven --The Rev. Cecil seal. Mary A. Haapa, Nolary
East Whittier development. The Eanes, mlnister of Christian Public in and tor said Couoty
pro)ect "as tben ctt.e<l. \S ooe educa.Uoa, wtll pr~ OIL "Wait &Dd State. My Ccami.,ioD n-
of America's best. tor God," at the 8, 9:SO and 11 pins Dec. u, 1971 ,
He and partner Mark Boyer a.m. Sunday services. Deacons Publish: May 13, zo, 27, June
founded Jackmar HOmebuilders will conduct a tourofthechurch 3, 1n 1, In the Newport HarbOr
in 1939 and were lnstrumeuta.l after each service. Ensign.
~~;~~~~: r;!:..E~'J~ 23 year teacher ousted
ply distribution fteld . Newport Mesa schOol district
Survivors Include his wUe, During the May 11 meeting of the employment of Miss Seltn~
Juanita., and 5 children. the board of education of the abe l Sm ith, a tenured teacher,
LEGAL NOTICE
6,04,200 "Tampering with
Beach Receptacles Prohib-
ited," and Section 6.04.230
"Human Deposits."
(4) The Marina Park man-
ager shall have the power to
make arrests for any YlolaUoc
of Title 12 of this Code, en-
ti tled '•Vehicles and Traffic,"
relatin g to parking of vehicles.
LIGAL NOTICI
NOTICE OF PUBUC HEARING
was terminated by the board,
eUecttve June 18.
{5) The License S4c>ervtsor
The City Council or the City l.Dd all Llcenselnspectors shall
of Newport Beach does or clalc have the power to make arrests
as follows: fo r any violation of Title 5 of
SECTION 1. Section 1.12.020 this Code, entitled "Business
of the Newport Beach Municipal Licenses aDd Regulattoos,"
Code is amended to read: Tit le 6 of this Code entitled
"1.12,020 Authority of Public "Heallh and Sanitation," Title
OUlcer s or Employees to Make 10 of this Code er:iltled "Of-
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the C:~ Council of the City
of Newport Beach will hold a
public hearing for the purpose
of considering the preliminary
budget as prepared by the act-
ing city manager tor the ti s-
cal year 1971 -72, pursuaot to
Section 1102 of the City Char-
ter .
NOTICE IS HEREBY FUR -
THE R GIVEN that said publlc
hearing will be beld at 7:30
P.M., Jtme 1, at tbe Newport
Beach City Hall, Newport
Beach, Calli., and all persons
interested may atteDd and be
The board action resulted
fr om a reeom mendation made
by Ralph S, Freitag, prlncipal
of the Pomona School, Costa
Mesa, that Miss Smith not be
reemployed, by charges that
Miss Sm ith's work was not
satisfactory and by a recom -
mendation made by Kevin R.
Wheeler, assistant superinten-
dent in charge of certlt1cated
personnel, that Miss Smith's
employment be terminated.
Miss Smith, who has been
employed by the district for
Z3 years as a primar y teach-
er, was teach ing a.t the Pomona
School In Costa Mesa at the
time of the dismi ssal decision. heard. Arrests. The following desig-tenses aDd N~sa.nces," and Laura Lagtos
nated public otncer s and em -shall have the power to make City Clerk
ployees shall have the power to urests for Ylolations ot Sec-City of Newport Beach
arrest persons for ml.sde-Uon 12,40,060 of this Code eo-Publish: May 21, 1971, ln the
meanor violations commltteclln Utled "Parkin& for Certa.tn Newport Harbor Ensign.
their presence as hereinafter Purposes Prohibited." ::::~:::..:::::::.::::::!:::__ __
provided: SECTION 2. This ordinance L EGAL HOTICE
(I ) Humane officers shall sllall be publlshed once Ill the CERTIFICAT E OF BUSIN ESS
ha ve the power to ma.kearrests official DeWJPilPtr of the City, Fictitious Firm Name
tor any violation of TUle 7 of and the same s hall be etfecUve THE UNDERSIGNED does
this Code, entitled "Animals." 30 days after the date of Us hereby certify that he Is coo-
(2) Parking control ofncers l.doptlon. ductlog a business at 122 Ap.te
shall have the power to make This ordlnaoce was: tntro-An., Balbol. Island, CaW.,
arrests tor any vlolatlon of duced at a reaula.r meetlDi of UDder tbe nctttJous rtrm name
Title 12 of this Code, entitled the City Council of the City of of The Shell Shed a.nd that said
"Ve hicles and Tratac " re. Newport Beach held on th4l 26th firm Is composed of the fol-
latloa: to parkin& of Yehlcles. day of April. 1971, and was lowtD& perJOO whOse oame In
(3) The Marine Salety 01-adopted on the 17th day of May, run ud place of residence are
rector and all llteguards shall 1971, by the foUowtna Yote, u follows, to-wtt: Ciarl E.
have the power to makeurests to wit: Ackerman, 1626 Newport
tor any vtolaUon of Chapter 5 AYES, COUNCILMEN: MclnnU, BlYd., Space 13, Costa Mea,
of Dlvtsioo 3 of the CaWornta KJmla, Roptl, Hirth, Croul, CaW.
Harbors " NavtpUoa Code, Ooltal, Par10111• WITNESS my hand this l?th
Title 11 of this Code eDlttled NOES COUNCrLMEN· None daJ of May 19n. Cui E.
"Recreational AcUvtu., .. and ABSENT COUNCrLMEN· N~ Acketmuo. '
Title 17 of this Code eotttled E. F. Hirth . 'STATE OF CAUF'ORNIA )
MRS. GROTH SUCCUMBS
Mrs . Marion E. Groth, 63,
of U07 Bayadere Ter ., lrvioe
Terrace, died May 22 at Hceg
Hospital, She was born April
21, 1908, LD Seattle, Wash.,
and came to Ora.nge County 10
years ago.
She was a member of Ance-
lltos de Oro, lrvlDe Terrace
Asaoclates of the Pl\llbarmoolc
Society, JOhn TracJ CUnlc, SUI
Marino tnnch, Asst.sta.oce
League of Southero C&Worala,
Southern CaUlorDla Opera
Guild, Newport Harbor Yacbt
Club, lrYIDe Cout COWIItry
Club, Balboa Bt.y Clab, Flat
Arts Pa.troo.a ol Newport Har-
bor, and tbe Hoac Ha.pttal Aa-
Uiary.
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TOP STUDENTS GET AWARDS I
TOP WINNER to feed &lid oeed ldGllleatloo from Costa
Mesa Hleh School Future Farmers of America receiYes
his tDdtvldtal anrd at 21st l lfiCultural educaUoo field
day at Cal Poly tn Poinona, co-JPOUOred by Bank of
All'"rlca. Presenting award to Paul Myers are Bank of
America Assistant VIce Presldeot Rupert Hilmer, left,
and Cal Poly acting dean of agriculture, Dr. Ramlro Dutra.
Scbolutic, athletic &Dd ser-
Ylce awards and scbolushlps
were preseated at the . UDU&l
award.~ 9Jcbt at Coroca del Mar
hlell ICI\ool Wednesday nlellt,
May 19.
• SCHOOL SERVICE AWARDS
Sopbomc..es: Melanie Mizell,
Nancy Pawllk, Lorna VoborU,
Michael Wlll1a.ms.
Juniors: Mooica Durocher,
Pl.nr Ho, LiDda. Jacobus, Jim
Luae, Marla Ricca, Gillian Sy.
moods.
Seniors: Kim Bates, Konrad
Clark, Clnde Dolphin, Barry
Gal5oway, JeU l..oubet , Cath-S3,SOO for scholarships ~~:c:'=~·s~~n:.:~~: Marilyn Willson,
The Costa. Mesa Art League
raised m:>re than $3,500 at tbe
annual South Coast Plaza 3-da.Y
exhibit. Proceeds will go toward
the League's scholarsbip pro-
gram and. oe" building fund.
Mrs. C. A. Holllnpr, yearbook • GARY MARCH AWARD
aDd advertisl.Dr;EroestTowler, OutstaDdl.ng school service:
ways and means; Mrs. Arthur Joe Donlmlc.
Shlplr.ey, hlstorlan; Mmes. • LIBRARY AWARDS
James Karam, Leveoe Charron LibrarIa n sh t.p: Mary
and Grayson McCarty, dl-Tlchava.
Newly elected otftcers are
Mrs. Paul Frleber tshauser ol
Costa Mesa, president; Mmes.
Paul Lehrer, Richard Mars h
and wuuam Hudson, vice-
presidents; Mrs. Ales. Miller,
corresponding secretary; Mrs.
Richard Ingram, treasurer;
Mrs. Carey Cowan, exhibit
c:mlrman; John Burgess,
scllolarshlps; Mrs. Frances
Morrill and Mrs . Mary C. Long,
hospltallty; Mrs. Thomas Beck-
with and Mrs. Mary Long. pub-
licity; Mrs. Clark Smith, news-
letter ; Mrs. J. E. Harelson aM
rectors. Media center technlclan:
Frances Debbie Moore.
Carpets .,.
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The Costa Mesa pollee de-
partmeot has oamed ottl.cer
Robert Arnold, 52, as oUicer
ol the month. He joined the
force ID 1959, hu served witll
the tra.tflc and inYesUga.Uon di-
visions, and Is no" a cr ime
scene Investigator. He has been
a Costa Mesa resldeat tor 35
years. He and hit wile, Irene,
have 3 crown children, and 11
graadchlldren. ·
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• DRA MA
Drama awards: Jefferson
Loubet and Kim Bates.
Best thesplan: Jim Raitt and
Kim Bates.
• SPEAKER OF THE YEAR:
Konrad Clark.
• DRILL TEAM'
Trldenette of the yea.r: LyM
Miller.
Marcher of the year: Linda
Jacobus.
• PEP SQUAD
Varsity cheer leader of the
year : Debbie Milholland.
J. v. cheerleader ottheyear:
Marla Ricca.
Flagtwlrler of the year: Cathy
Michaels.
Songleader of the year: Nancy
SmUh.
• ORCHESlS
Most outstanding senior : Jan
Friend.
Most lnsplrational dancer :
Wttttney Terry.
• JOURNALL9f AWARDS
Newsmater of the year :
"Mammle's Manhole" --Brad
Salata accepting.
Outstanding jouroallst: Kari
Kllleter.
Kathy Coombs award: David
Dapper.
• HOMEMAKING
• Betty Crocker Domemaker of
tomorrow: Gail Hllleren.
Crisco outstanding student in
home economics: Nancy Osch-
ner.
• MUS IC DEPARTMENT
John PtttUp Sousa award to
outstanding student In high
school band: Robert Lund.
National Orchestra Associa-
tion winner: Kay Morrison.
Outstanding choral members:
Mark AldrichandMelllssa Ten-
nille.
• BUSINESS EDUCATION
Sophomores: Rebecca San-
chez, typing; Jeniler Swanson,
accountlng.
Juniors: Jeanne Hall, typing;
Deborah Cook, shorthand; Jef-
frey Jobuoo illd Elaine suc:u, Laurie Ander100 and Robin Richard Day, Kathleen F'rye,
aeCOUDtin&o Ward. Ched Gr imshaw, Richard Lee,
Senlors: G&ll Wlllap, seere-First place, Hallmark art Grer Loltz, VIrginia Mason,
tartal; DeW. AnDe Reep,c19l"l~ cootest: Eve Thompaon. Ken Neisser, Nina Parker,
eal; Nucy Kwtkle, dlmlbutlve Sports llluJtrated award of Janet Stanton, Sten Vermund,
educatl.oo; Andrea Statz, ae. merit, Loterseholutlc saiUng: Tammie Watt, Greg Rose, Cathy COUDttnc. MarUee Allan. Lockhart, Steve Cox, Ken
Ot!Utancttnc student. In the Veterau ol Forelp Wars filley.
department: Andrea Downing Speech Contest: Glgl Johnson • GOVERNOR'S SC HOLAR
Stab. and Konrad Clark. AWARD
• BOY'S ATHLETICS Key . Cluttler of the year : These students ttave received occ STUDENT Karen Schmit-~---
Four year varsity lettermen: Ched Grimshaw. hlgfl grades in courses re-tou of Costa Mesa ts Callf-
K n Neisaer tennls · Kurt DAR good citizen award: qulred for comp letion ora plan-ornLa's "mer chandising stUdent ~ phol% ~mmtng' water ~arllyn Wlllsorl . ned or vocational curriculum, of the year." She woo the title po~m ' • Zonta girlotthe year: Whit-taken during the loth, 11th, durlng the state ft.na.ls at the
Highest grade point average ney Terry. and 12th year of hlgtl sehOol InteroaUonal Hotel tn Los
for letter winners: Freshmeo--Leon Meeks sllde rule award attendance. They have demon-Angeles, competing with stu-
Simon Bougbey, Richard Bur-to outstanding jiBli.or studen~s strated high moral character, dents trom 28 community col-
russ John Lewis Michael Mes-In math aDd scleoce: Va'lene good c iUzens~1lp and dedication lege districts 1.n northern, cen~
n 'r Robert Co x all 4 000. Krlz and Paul Heiney. to the Amencan Ideals while tral and southern Callfornia. :s,:~Qre __ Gre( Waliace: Junior Ac~ievemen~ South-ln _attendance at t~is school: She was presented two plaques
3 933 . .)unlor _ JOhn Blanpled ern CalllornJ.;.t. salesman of tne Categor y 1, all A s: LIJC lod.a. and a portable television set 3·960~ senior; Ken Neisser ' year: Ched Grimshaw. Bottorf, Bartr.ila Ellades, Ken-tor wtnnlng the award, One of ~ sien Verm~ both 4 000 Industrial Education Coun-nelt1 Nelsser, Janet Stanton, the plaQues w11J remain in the
a • • • ell's Bausch aDd Lomb award Sten Ver mW\d. archives of OCC.
• SCHOLASTIC ACHIEVE-to the senior with the highest Category 3, all A's except
MENT motivation and achievement in for Z B's: Marilee Allan, Rich-
Social science: Claudia Car-science: sten Vermund. a.rd Day, Char les Gr ims haw,
ver. Rocky Mor gan awarrllo out-Gr€g Rose.
Science: Gr egory Rose. standing senior boy In sct.o-Categor y 4, all A ·s except
Mathematics: Ched Grim-lastlc achievement, athlelit s ror 3 B's: steve Cox, Diana
shaw. and leadership: Dick Day. Dieh l, Je!f Child , Karen Heilig.
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Engllsh: Cindy Bottorf. P. T. A. award for outstand-• HONORS AT ENTRANCE
• FOREIGN LANGUAGE ing group achievement: Key U. or Portland: Mark Aid-"'fet!OI"'$ • i~ O.~th;
Spanish: KeMeth Nelsserand Club, Larry BIQg, pr esident, rich. . ' 9
Janet Stanton. acceptlng; Pep Squad, Marilyn USC : Rtchard Day. .llllllll" ~0 E.C,Oul~IIIJ•J CorOft• cleJ Met"
French: Cindy Kwu.. Willson accepting. Chapman College: Collette toil!~ 9:)1) .._ s:• T"el: 6-"·73.40
German: Robert Frizzelle Fashion Island art awa rrts: ;F~I:eo~r~ld:a~s~·::.:::.!~~~~~~~ho~·~lj&=:•t~to~S~=====~I~J~A~-~M~ut~or"~C= .... ~·~~-, and Gr egory Rose. Pat Archer, John Dinkins, Rich-(Cont!.nued on page 4)
Latin: Leslle Babbe and Dan ard Kue hner, Dan Lea, And rea
Remer . McAdams, Mar ilyn McGav r en, IS VlaORY POSSI'BLE IN • BANK OF AMERICA Doug Mahlman, Tim Melson,
AWARDS Ra cheUe Pillsbury, Mike Tay-
Certitlcate winners: Ched lor, Kristin Tool, Heather
Grimshaw, Richard Lee, Susan Wadswo~th. VI E"T NAM? Multer Eve Thompson Cath-Harvard Club prize book to
ertne Eby, LuclndaBott~rr,sten outstanding junior OOy or high •
Vermund, Greg Rose. Andrea scholastic ability and general
Statz, Nancy Ochsner, Steve character traits: Mike W)·Me.
Teeter . • CSF SEALBEARERS
Plaque wlnners: Kenneth The rollowtn g senior s ar e
Nelsser Mart Aldrich Janet eUgtble to r eceive certlrtcates
Stanton,' JeU Child. ' of Ute member ship, based on
• AMERJCAR LEGION grades for seven semester s :
Boys state: John Blanpied. Mark Aldrich, Mar ilee Alla.n,
Girls State: Astrid Store. Joe Berney, Ci .. dy Bottorf,
• E. 1. MOORE AWAROO ClaUdia Carver, Jerr Child,
Freshmen: Robert Mac-__ __:cLc::ECA.L HOTIC£ donald and Suzi Friend.
Sophomores: Sue Katz and F -2858
Casy Jones. F'ICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME
JUIIJ.ors : Marla Ricca and STATEMENT
John llUles. The lollowtng person 11 doinl
Seniors: Janel Stanton and buslness as: Corona del Mar
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Steve Swett. ducted by a corporation. FOR VlaORY'' Go nat 10n · • NOTRE DAME ALUMNI Signed : Coline M. Giblxms Adults $2. 50.
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THE DEilY OF
JESUS CHRIS I
.1r • We Dr. C. L lu"r'., .._ !Ja-st• lief. ....
!"ltON .. IWO,_D 01" THE. I..OIItO••
Wlllltl"llt.:U.,fltO, T&Nit,
"In the beginning was the Wofd, and the
Word was with God, and the Word was Go,d."
-John 1:1.
I WU1t to prwmt flo JGU. u beotlmOy,the __ _
OlrildaN reeetve Je.ua Oailt u
God manllftt 111 the flab. 8e)'olld
aU quntion. Ouiltianlty u a reo. uPon 1n comm.ltted to that PI'9PO"
IIUon. Whatever It may ea.U lt--
.eU, ~ leu than that 11 •t
OuUlianlty. Ellmlnate that and
there 11 left a marvelooa at10r7,
indeed, but Uke ,a box ol WODdeTo
ful Cft'hll to whleh the key 11: m.lu-
lnl : tMre 1a left a wormrtul ethle
but without adequate autbarit;y;
thtte lJ left the pr'ODlt.e cl •
.... t aplritual ""'"""'!'' but .... lrlrwdom ill without • JOD&'.
Cllriati&nity 1tandl or ran. by
the propo.ition that Juus ol Nazar..
eth wu more than man; In other
worda:, wtille beina man, that He
wu God manifest in the Oeab.
That is a Jtupendous assertion, but
GOd, my dear frimds, does not
uk us to believe It without proof.
What, then. are the reaaon. why
we Olrl.ttians receive Jesua Quist
as God manifest in the Oeah!
Now, I ahall feel more comfort-
able u I 10 on, tf I say at the
outaet that the merits of my cause
ahould not be judeed by my abU-
Ity in presentin& lt. Truth ibelt
trana«:ncb the ability of any man
to present it. All the more, tbm,
lt the ~ thenuelves ahaD
seem to )'OU to be convinc1rw aDd
the proofl ahal1 seem to )'OU tD be
adequate, wUl )'OU u boaelt men
be under compulsion to accept
them. Give me, then, your atten-
tion to that cumulative body of
truth which establishes beyond all
question this proposition-that
Jesus ol Na:tareth, the hhtoric
Ouiat. was God manifest in the
nos~>.
Tile Goepels Show Jesus As
AbeoluteJy Unique
First, the four Gospels present
the record of a life and the im-
press of a character whic:h are
absolutely unique. The Jesus of the
Gospels stands alone. He make a
da.u by Himself. There are points
of resemblance between Cincinnat-
us and Washington : betwe-en Caes-
ar and Napoleon : between Olaueer
and Shakespeare; between Hesiod
and Hol'l'er: between Dante and
Milton : but Jesus l.a alent' unique. ~· I will not stop to prove that , be-
cause no one denies II. bot I
uk you to take note of three r~·
spectl In which the character pn•·
sented In these four Gospels stands
solitary among men. First, in that
it Is absolutely without sin. Now,
neither in Scripture. nor in his-
tory, nor in fiction. nor in our
own observation, do we tlnd an-
other of which that can bt-said.
History gives the record or no sin-
Jess men. F iction has never yet
presented a perfect character. The
effort has been made a thousand
times, but upon the mou pcrfl"Ct
character ever constructed by the
genius of man is some fatal defect.
some taint of imperfec tion. Did it
not lead too far from thc subject.
It would be Interesting to take up
eome of the most perfect char-
acters In the Bible, in history
and In fiction, and show hoY.• true
It is that, tested even by our own
imperfect standards, there is , in
th,. best of them , some obvious
defect. lbey are too strong or too
weak; they are too tender or too
severe: they are all marked by
excess in one direction and limita-
tion in another. No! onr but bears
the mark of human frailty and
imperfection. But the four Gospels
present a sinless life It is not
merely that the four evangelists as·
sert that fa ct; !hey give us the
lift' itself, so that we may !ee for
ourselves that it was sinl ess.
Again. the Man of the Gospels is
uniqul' in that He is the only abso-
lut£'ly universa l Man, the only
catholic Man. the only Man with
no race mark upon Him , and who,
as He reaches the dlrtering fam i·
lies of men, intei'J)05es no race bar·
rter. We know as a matter of
history that He sprang out of Is·
rael , that He was a Jew, and we
are called to account for the fa ct
that out of that most exclusive,
moat distinctive, most peculiar of
all peoples, should have come the
one univeru.J Man, who has no
mark of race upon Him. You know
how inatinctlvely this hu been
brou&ht out in art.
As the Go.pel s~ad throuah
Europe, there spranr up ~at
schools of Christian "art. Men strove
to put on canvas and to carve in
stone, their conception of the Ou1sL
A very remarkable thin& about It
was that a Scandinavian alwa)'l
painted the Ouist as blue of eye
and fair of hair, just as an Italian
always painted Him with dark locks
and olive slrin. It never seems to
have occurred to them that He
was not o1 their ovm race.
One of lhe missmaries tn Africa
tells us that native converts in the
heart of that country were greaUy
surprised when they were told that
Christ was a white man-It never
e~tturred to them that He was not
black like themselves. Now, this
universality would be singular
enough if O:trist came of Rome, or
of Greece, U He had been born in
one of the world empl.rei; but He
came out of a little nation which
has ever had the strongest marks
of race distinction and race pecul.l--
uity. More than this, He grew to
manhood in a remote village of
GaWc-e, far from the sll&'htest coa·
mopoUtan influence. Try to imqine
a Scotchman two hundred yean
ago, who had grown to manhood
in Inverness, having no marks of
the Scot upon him . Shakespeare,
who has been called the most lm·
~~ of all men, was an En&:·
li.siunan to his fibgertipa, aDC! Hom·
n was a Gl'ftk through and
through. No human being, save
Ou'ist. ever escaped a raee mark.
'The third respect in which the
!dan of the four Goe-pela is unique,
ts that He was as perfect tn the
~ance and proportion of His qual·
tties as He was ln His linlessnesa.
Not only wu He 8 sinless Man,
but He waa a perfect Man, a
rounded Man. Now all other wi•
dom has been marred by aome
folly, all other strength has gone
over into e.xceas or violence, all
otber sweetoeu . has dej:enerated
Into weakness. But Jesus was wise
without folly, strorrg without viQo.
Jence. sweet without weaknna.
In these three respects, th is Man
of thr Gospels stands alone amana:
all men, the records of whose
lives have come down to us , or
which ha ve been Invented by the
gf'niw; of ·man.
{Continued next week)
01:. Bob Jones,
Senior, Said ..•
''My sheoep hear my vo6ce, and
I know them, and they follow me"
(John 10:271. Aecordln&' to these
words of our Lon:l, It should be
very easy to flnd out whether you
are the Lord's sheep. Not~ the
words, "1 bow tlaem." Jnua, the
aiJ.wise One, knowa Ria aheep. But
the sheep are not ao wile, and our
Lord tells us how we may know if
we are His sheep. "II¥ Mup o\eor
m~ voice." Thill means that when
He calls, the lheep answer and en·
deavor to obey His Voice .... AM
tl&ey /oUoto me;"' In the Orient the
sheep &Jways (oUowed the. she~
herd. T,hey neve-r wmt before him.
Tile proof that you art' Hla &beep
ia the fact that you follow the
Shepherd even thouah He may lead
you over hilla, throu&h Vlllleya.
across plains., or down }One. dusty
l'OIIds, You Inlow that Jesus II the
Good Shepherd. You mla:ht ulr:
younelt, "Am I really Hit aheoepf"
It you are, Wn accordlnJ to m.
wont. you hear Hil Y06ce and tc»-
low Him.
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Q. Va........,, I.C. •1n tlr• tenth
ch•pter of Alattheu:, /udo1 l~enrlot
fl MJMd U:/th /ISUI' otller J2 till•
cluln. In tlte for# uru It .wy.t that
C1trllt gaoe the.U I>OtL'tr to ca1t out
unclean 1pirlt1. Hou; tt.'a.r ]udo1 able
to ltace pou;er agairtlt unclean 1pir·
1&.1 when /tnu 80id he u:n1 of tlte
devil? 1¥ if pouible tiro( the devil
can flu/ tiJt 1icki> If 10, llocc ;, a
per1on to lmou: if the healing 1, of Satan or of Godr
A. The answer is simply that Christ
gave him the power. This does not
mean that He gives everybody the
same power. There were many godly
people in Israel in that day who
'were not commissioned with such
endowment and yet they were true
believers in the Messiah. The pur·
pose here was for Christ's sovereign
preaching of the Gospel. Judas was ~lso being given all the opJ>C?rtunity
m the world to believe. God is not
willing that any should perish. Even
Satan has certain powers Cod allows
to him. \s far as Judas is concerned,
when Jesus said diat he was a devil
the' translation is really that he wa~
devil·possessed. There is only one
devil, however,'there is his army of
demonic forces made up of fallen
ange-ls. Judas was absolutely im·
pellcd and indwelled by Satan. Je·
sus declared, .. Not everyone who
says unto Me, 'Lord, Lord ' shall en.
tcr into lhe kingdom of he~ven ... We
need to examine ourselves to see if
we be in the faith. How is a person
to know if healing is of the devil or
of Cod? Keep in the Word! Keep
looking to Christ! Do not look to
healing as an end in itself. When You
pray always ask, "If it be Thy will OGod." .
Cl. Sin Jose, Cllif. "'\Vhy did God
aUow faliJe prophets to predict to
the Jews that the coming Me.vsiah
would be a.r a r.oyal King, releasing
them from the dreadful Roman op-
pre.ssoriJ? Perhaps it u:as for this mis·
understanding that they rejected
Christ u:lto ultimately died on the
cross."
A. The question of why God allowed
false prophets is in the same catc·
gory as in His mysterious permis-
sion of sin in the world altogether.
Isn't it strange that God gave man
a choice to eat of aU the tn.>es in the
garden except for one. Yet, that was
the one he wanted more seeminglr
than anything else. Adam chose dis-
obedience to obedience. The Lord
wants men to choose Him not out of
compulsion and necessity. Scripture
tells us, ·Love the Lord thy God
with all thy heart, with all thy soul,
and with aU thy mind.'" When a true
prophet came on the scene he was
very unpopular for he showed the
-le lbolr tlno ODd abort_.,inp.
Falie propbets would -warn oE judgment or punJslunoot. They would
1•1\ thinp to ~· lbolr own ,.If imqe. God allowed lbeoe .._ lo
come oa the """"'· Isaiah, Jeremiah,
ODd other prophets predicted to the Jews that the Coming Messiah would
be a King. He would .set up a Jcmg-
dom of peace, and glory, releasing
the people from the dreadful Roman
oppressor if they w01,1Jd repent from
their sins. Christ didn't deny that He
had come to ,restorP. the kingdom to
Israel. He said, •Jt is not for you to
know the times ... God has something
else for this time. The disciples were
to receive power from the Holy Spir·
it that they might be witnesses to the
uttermost parts of the earth. Their
error was that they did not r~e
the Old Testament was fulJ of p~
phecies concerning the sacrifice of
the Messiah. Before He could bring
in the ldngdom by His glorious pres·
ence He would establish first His
C hurch. This would be during the
time of Israel's r(.-jection. The people
foolishly lis tened to false prophets
rather than to the Lord's faithful
messengers. This is· the same thing
we find in the world today. Men do
not want a crucified Christ. There is
still the offense of the cross. There is
no other way of salvation.
Q. "Why were the Apostles for-
bidden to take the Gospel to the
Samarita ns (Matt. 10:5) when in
Acts 8:25 they are told to preach
to the Samaritans?"
Or. J. •lcftard a-
mands are applicable to the age in
which they were given. .
Q. "There is quite a difference of
opinion among Bible scholars as to
the age of the earth. Some teach
that there is possibly a million
years between Genesis 1:1 and 2.
Others teach that very little time
elapsed. What is Biola's view and
how important is what we believe
con.cerning the span of creative
timer Were the days 24 hours long?
A. Many fine Bible scholars believe
that the days or re·creation were
24 hours in duration. O thers hold
to the vieW that they were in deter·
minate periods of lime. Biola does
not hold aiiy official po.sition on
the subject. No one really knows
how many years may have been
involved. Of this much we can be
sure: whenever it happened, Cod
did it. Keep in mind, too, that evo·
lution is not a science but merely
an hypothesis. It cannot be de·
fended successfully. Our Cod is
infinite. Whatever He chooses to
do, He can do!
Q. S1nb Blrbara, C1lif. "We have
been pui,zled by the statement that
the devil would like if possible to
deceive even the elect. Can we es·
cape this deception through faith in coer, guidancer
A. "'Elect" is an interesting word.
The Jews and Christians are both
referred to as the elect. The context
then becomes all the more impor·
tant. Matthew '24 :24, from which
your question is taken, refers to the
Great Tribulation and has in view
the jews. We sec here. too, that "Ex·
cept those days shall be shortened
. (or terminated ), th<•re should be no
Oesh saved: but for the elect's sake
those days shall be terminated." Cod
is going to stop this terrible time of
travail at His appointed lime. Oth-
erwise there would be no Jews left
alive.
Q. VIctorville, Calif. "Was fude a c·
tually the b rother of Jes""~ The
oldf!f Scofield Re :erc ncc Bible
seems to indicate he wa~ while
the new one seems to hav/ a dif-
ferent view.''
A. Acts 8 :25 is a fulfillment of the
commission to preach the Gospel
as outlined in Acts 1 :8. These two
portions to which you refer have a
real basis for a dispensational ap-
proach to the Sc ripture. This means
thai at certain given eras of time
God entrusted commitments to
people in various manners to show
I hem that there is only one way to
be saved and that is through faith.
Matthe w records a command giv-
en by the lord during the age of
the law which existe d until Christ
die d on the cross and was raised
from the dead. Between these two
refe rences comes a significant
change in God's dealings with man.
Israel has been put aside tempor·
arily. The Gospel is preached to
all me n, Jew and Gentile alike.
The re is anothe r interesting c hange
to observe in Matthew 10. Note
verses 9 and 10 stating that no pro·
visions are to be made for physical
needs. But, later in luke 22:35 and
36, the reverse is stated. The lord's
purposes have not va ried bul His
m e thoJ::. have c hanged. Both com-
RegretS Years in Darkness
A. Jude, as was !rue wilh JameS,
was actually jesus' hJ!f·brother. All
were born of Mary. Jude and lame~
had Joseph as their human fa the r
By Gerald S. Pope
Editor, O.n.tiaa Cna..de .,eddy
"I will hiiW' a lf'rriblr time
t·~plaining to my ll ravrnl v
F11thrr why it toc)k · mf' SO.J long
to ...-t· tl.<' light."
With thr:st• words, Orville W.
Kriegrr uf Proria, Ill .. on an
·\pril vi~it to Tul~a . bfo:gan his
pt"rl>(Jnill story to tht' stulknts o r
Amf!:ri can Chri11tian Collrgf'.
K rirl!ler , s naval nyer in
World War II and now a
.. u..:ce~rul real est.lte operator,
had fl own to Tula.a from Illinois
~pecifically to give hla letltimony
-ttN: te&timony, he aaid , of a
man "who has walked in
darkneM for 50 years."
''I Willi born the first time 50
yean ago,·· h~ explains. ''My
second birth was exactl y one
year ago tod•r · April 23, 1970,
atl 1:55 p.m."
and ble8i1 him with a large
fami ly. "And God an10wered that
pntyer," he lt:11tifies.
g..t you down to t(,,. voin: whrl'l'
you would lw mran to your
<"hildrt>n and )'OUr wilr.
"'Now, you pray that vour
wife will forgivr you,'' he
continul'!d ... You tdl her thll
you wlll be the best falher and
husband ever and maybe she wlll
take you bae k and s top
proceedings."
..We thought she had,'' he
said , "because he was vuy
encouraged when I ulled him a
wuk later. But two wef'ks after
that, on August 23, we receivrd
a teleph o ne call from thr
co r on~r in IX11 Moines. Ia.,
telling us that Ron had taken ltis life. ..
Mr. Kriege r trstificd rurther
that hf' la crrtain hi11 liOn would
be ·living today ''if I had been
ll'llveling in the light and had
rait4ed him in a Christian homt!,
Instead, I played golf and lrh j
the children with a baby 'llitlf'r
while my wife and I would go on
long vacationa. And I might add
that I took my wire with me
against her wishes.
while Christ was conceived of the
Holy Spirit. Keep in mind, too, that
the Scofield notes are not inspired
as were the original autographs
from the hands of the inspired
writers. The basis for this declara·
lion is not any man's opinion but
taken from Scripture (Matt. 13:SS).
Q. frwmon~ Calif. ·r, It po.llb/4 to
tolk with the d....JP 1 am thinking of
thl! latl! Bl.thop Pllce who mppotedly
ta!Qd with hit -dead 10o.'
A. It would be best to keep our ques·
tions on an impersonal basis. While
Dr. Pike may have been a man of
many capabilities he was not an
evangelical in his theology. The
Word of God is very explicit about
individuals who try to talk with the
dead (O.ut. JS,Il-13). Read the1e
verses and see the standard which
is delineated very particularJy. In«~·
dentally a 'necromancer'" (v. 11 ) is
one who is endeavoring to reach the
dead. We have the privilege of talk·
ing with the Lord. He is the One
who will give us all the information
we ne~ to know. There are boun~
daries which Cod has set. These are
not to be crossed over by man what-
soever. One of the tremendous diJ.
tinctives of our belief is that we
serve not a dead Saviour but a risen
Lord. Our key interest is in those
things whkh are a live and soon to
come. We should be more concerned
about the fellowship we can have
with Christ.
Q . "If the Holy Spirit is taken out
of the world at the time of the
Rapture, how can people be saved
during the Tribulation (II Thess.
:0·3-6)?"
A. "He who now hinderelh" refers
to the Holy Spirit The third per·
son of the Trinity will continue to·
hinder the workin'g of iniquity un·
til the tim{' of the .mti·Christ. In
this dispensation o f grace people
are saved by the ministry of the
Spi1it in their hearts. During the
Tribulation men and women will
be saved as lhey were during the
Old Testament era, through faith.
The Holy Spirit will no t be active
in the world in the same way He
is now. Keep in mind thdt there
will be many in the Tribulation
who hedrd and rejected the Cos·
pel during this age of grace. They
may becom£> saved individuals al-
though it w ill cost them their li ves
at that time in martyrdom.
Heads Corporation
Krieger heads ll nationwide
real estate corporation which
Spo!cializes in the We and leasing
o f Holiday Inn properties. His
firm hu nego tiated more thlln
SIOO million of such propertlea
in 1M lut 12 yean.
Ten year& ago, he wa& cited
by a national pu~kation u one
of M-. m06t promising "Young
Men in Real Eetalt' ...
Later, when one of his !JOns
was arflickd with wha t had been
d;1"08f!d Ill a rataJ di&eue, he
an hi s wife prayed rerventJy
that God would intercede and
save the child. And he did
h!CO'\Ier .
"I think 10me o f the
pro~ema we're having todar, in
America,". he continued, 'are
.becau.ae of lhe many familiee
who have turned their heads and
hAlve Mid 'no' to the voice o( the
Holy Spirit.
"Duu•t ,_ ,.. Crou. •• MIHI.y &oWfl Dyd (IJ99·164J)
Despite hia succes1 in
busine•. he admits to penonal
failun: in not brincinl up hiu i-.
children (four boys, two pris) in
a Chriltian home. And that
prjmarily waa why he madt. the
lrip to Tulaa.
"I mack a pledp to God a
year a,o th.t r would do
everrrhin& I eould to help
peopte n:aliu the importance of
raislnt a family in a Chrilti ..
home," he fold the otucleoto.llo
-~ .............. w.. ... _ ..... a ......... .
Again, the aame lad at 12
year& or ag~ had to underxo a
serious operation. Mr. Krie~r
said the night before he and hill
wife prayed that God would be
wilh the AUrgeon . "God did
answer that prayer," he added,
"and Bill came throu.p the
operation in grand ttyle ...
Trop: Experie..-
Mr. Krie1er al8o touched
upo n 11o m e ve ry traaic
l".ll.ptriences in hll!l life .
"I waa priviltscd to ra'-e six
children ," he wid. "We now
only h..ve li~t:. One o( the boy•,
Ronald, 30 yun old, h•d
marital trouWe and hil wile
•er•ed hi m with notice of
divoree."
He Mid that hia ton came to
eee hiM, kllinc him he coaW not
Kwld to f*1 with hil chUm. ~ (two little pte, lia M4 ellttt·
I!"" of •>· He ·-d ""' ·he d11 the 10ft p ~lo a
~ .... ,..,.
"I 11 P'"T tlooo Go.1 wll .......... for_......_, .. .
a o.n.ti. .... ,ft -.... ...
fold lloeold. "H.. yoo lion
roiood ;, • C.lotl. -., ..
...... -""" ... ,.. .....t
.. y oa'ft heard the rea~lta
from me -ooe who w• railed
in a ao•~ home , and
who l'liled hil children in a
non·Chriltian home, of how
impon.t it it to rU.e a family m • CMotl., Cod-loft"' home .
"A :nan • head of the famil7
ia tolely retponlib&e for h•
family , and I .,.. pine to hne a
t~ time uplaininc' to our
Hea.enfy Father !h)' il took me
1110 I~ to .ee the tipt."
Mr. Kriefer COnduded hia
,..nonol ~1 on ' happy ......
"I -'"'7 h.tpp)' to !<II 1 ou
thil •omiat," he Mid, "that on
A/.ril ., of lhlt year, my
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·W Ml1l daal IN waletl to
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7JVO MINUTES ,,
..-••n•uw L.,.. ""· ----..-n CMK.toeO, ... -·) Some ';'MrS ago ttuwe Clme lo this
tountry a very poor young ,.n. He te•n that "a man ·• lit. cOMittalh
found a Job in the tintler lands o1 not ln. the lbundlnce of tM thinga
Wi aconsin. Being induttriout: he wh ic h he possetteth"jl.ilke 12:15).
gradually aceumul1ted IOI'I'IIt tilntlet' They elose their ••• 10 the wonta
acreege of his own. Soon he began of wisdom lpoken by the lord: "Uy
to prosper, ltld after a few yeers he · not~ for vcxrsetv" tntUtns upon
inwsted In a lumber milling indus· I!IMth , where moth. end nat doth eor·
uy. Before tong he owned tnCWI!I than rupt : and where thieves bnllk
one mill, and thia led him to eapend through and ateal; but ltv up fOf
Into not!Mrn Wiicon•ln and Min,.. yowselvet tr .. alftt In hNVen,
SOla. In • few y4NI's ~ .,., known when~ neither lnOth nor fUll doeh
11 a rich man, lnvntirw in tiMber corr~. lnd _,.,.. thl~" do not
&erMgt In thl far norfl•elt lnd br .. kthroughnor IIHI .. jMitt. 6:19,
.....,.,.,.lly owning vel~le lend by 20).
the thoutende of acr•. the WIV The truett, moat letting rich• of
fiiWII tlltlbef In the eounvy. At tMI Ill Ire ,..,...M to In II CorlnthiiRt
diN of his dellth "fither he nor hla 8:9, ...,.,. the A.,oltle ,.ul t~s:
rtlatlve. not tr..,_ knew ..._, ,_ "For Vtl ki"'I'l' fN grace o1 _. lord
WI worth ti'*'Cielly, he Md -. .JNus CIWitt. tNt lhOI4Iih .......
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From the
• IIIOIIOA Y Al'RIL II Ill., """'" -• • • A _,_ uol llsblo( oqu1p.. ' tell'f._.. Nl 1M ramo. ftJ .• JDtGt taltlld at $Ua were stolen Cral( Alu lot·-II, ot oed II U'IO -• botrcJariMtl !rom a -bolooe1ar to John
IQ7 Onqo '"·• Cotta ~~-. rrom tilt cAry W, Eulp rHI. A.lbort Wooda, SI.ZI W. Coast
'ftl: II'Ttlted at 1:!0 Lm. at dMct, 101 E. Bl.lllol 81Td., HWJ., Mu1Mrs Mi le, white tt
Ldlyett. aDCl Via Udo, Wt.C: Bailee. blt•MD 1 ud ! a.m. 'ftl docad at tbt rou of hit:
Newport, oa a ebup o1 cu. A 1 • ......_ eet nlued at ttlld.-ce during tile ntgttt ot
I'Jial a e<ee~~led W1P0D • • • iaOO .., bllrckri.Md from tbe Aprll !5.
TtmotbJ' Rlebud LAmbrtaM, re~t o1 Wlll1&m J . Walt· • THURSDAY, APRI L 29
SAVE OUR RESOURSES
Projeet S.O.A.R, --"San Cbairma.a. Jaclr: McCarley
Our Amerteu Reeources" --~ u.t W1lllt tbta t¥G
ld.ekl ott JUDt 5 throupout 11 a atplftca.M Boy Stoat •·
Onqo Couaty, dooYor, IU per....,, both prJ-
Tho main elt>rt 11 belli( do· ntoiDdi.-JauoJIMulnessea,
'oted to tstabUsbJnc pleaty ol are ulr:ed to jo(o in.
reclamation ctllltrl W'bere Jo.
cal llo}' Soouts w!U -'t
gla ss bottles, au ·lypOs ot cao's, -_ _!L!,!I[!!G~AI.~J!M0!!!,!11~C:!,!IL__
newspapers and otber types of
trash, Here U wtll be picked. ~ F -71 ?&
In loaned mUltary trucks from FJCTITJO lli: BUSINESS NAME
the Army, Marines aDd A1r ST ATEilENT
'lliUllSOAY, MAY 27, 1171
IXIROIIA OEI.'fAII, CAw.
THE HA.AIIOA VISITOR
PHONE ,......_
Ban._ot ~~ ~ -:£--... o::·~ er, 1210 W. OceaD Ft., Ctll· A watch aDd other jewelry,
•...... r tnl trft'WPOI't, bttwMD 9;10 aDi nlued at $1 ?5, were stolen
80D, 19, Mme adclrtta, were 10 a,m •••• Vudata damapd from a gym locket• betoopng
Urtlttd at 1:10 a-.m. at tbtiT a llp btiooclaa to tbe Port to John Frank MacMillan 1624
reaJdtace OD ebl.rces ol PM· Theatre, H05 E. Coast Hy., Highland Dr., Harbor 'nlgtl-
Maaioo of marijuana ··· Keith Coroaa del Mar, that wu laods, while he was atteDd.ing
Breot Haynie, 35, ot f8$ 16th rDOUDted oo the outstde of the Newport Harbor high schOol be-
Pl., Colt& Me•, .,.. urelted dry eleutnc plaat at 2905 E. tween 7 aDd 9 p.m., April Zl
at 4:50 p.m. at 22S1 lrYiAe cout Rwy. duriDI ttle IU&flt; Stereo tapes valued at
•aw _ auVJLD .. c ~· w:rdr= .:~ ~.! tllmap ~ uttmatld at $30 $tio ·were stolen from a car
Jr'l"qular Shapes ~ f:n of alcobo1. &Lao ••• TbleYtl e.a a parking met· belonging to OavldPatrlckDap-
Force and taken to paeldng and Tbe to11owinl person lsdolnl
disposal centers. buJllless u : J. Mathews Napa
The Men-CaL Corp. in Santa Vllllty WioerJ', 4540 Campus
Ana wtutakeallpaperprod!JC-ls, Orin, Newport Beach, Ca.,
Kerr Glass Company will take 92660: Keooeth E. Nelson, 1319
gla ss, and Reyno lds Alumloum ADUI\Il Way, Newport Beach,
wtll proeess all aLuminum c.&Jl5. Ca., 9!660.
VALET
CLEANERS
1-. , ...... _ c.o.. sted uea.ce bar ~ 1n er at tbe P&rld..rlc' lot at 1 'lth per 2002 Barranca Newport r~E~~w~HA~~W~A~n~a~u~s~~~~~~~~re~ea~t~Joo~·~:";"""~a~~~c'i_!;s~N~an~: St. and W, Ba1bc:a Blvd., Ceo· sea'ch, whUe It wa; parked at ~-A sturdY 36 'of au Ocle tral Newport, and escaped with 2100 E. Bay!llde Dr., Corona
'ey 011 • • $12 1D cba.oge between 8:30 del Mu, between 8:20and 10:15
a.m. April U ud 11 a.m. April a.m •••• A purse eontaJning
24; Yalut of the parklnc meter cash and other Items, valued
was placed at $135. at $45.30, was stolen from the
• TUESDAY, APRIL 2? Jdt chel) sink at a church at
Conco will proeess other metal Tbis business is being con-
cans. dueted by an ind1¥ldual.
Harbor Area reclamatloo Sigped: Keooeth E. Nelson.
centers wtll be located as fol~ This statement filed with the
lows : county clerk of Oranee County
In Newport Beach --parking oo: May 12, 19?1, by Beverly
lot at Fashion Island. J. MadOOs:, deputy coumy cterk.
l.n Costa Mesa-· Soutb Coast Publlsb: May 20, 27, June 3,
Plaza, Alpha Beta at University 10, 19n, in tbeNewportHarbor
Park and MacDonald's on 19tb Ensip.
St.
3137 E. Coa•t Hiway.
no del Mar
ree
Marpret Mary Butt, 40, of 16th St. and Dover Dr., during
412-1/2 Fernleaf, Corona del the day; the purse belonged to
Mar, was arrested at 9:50a.m. Eloise L. Perkins, 1939 lr-
at Larkspur and E. CoastH'lf)'., vine, Costa Mesa .•. A guitar
Corooa del Mar, on a charge of valued at $225 was stolen from
bJt and rUD as a result of a the Balboa Bay Club, between
property damap accident ••• 1:30 and 10:15 p.m.; It be-
Carol Ann Waailatt, 26, of 214 longed to Gary Allen, 1604 White
Walnut, NeYpOrt Shores, was Oak St., Costa Mesa.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
arrested at 5 p.m. at the New-• FRIDAY APRIL 30 TRAVELERS
CHECKS
port Beach pollee station on a Tools vitued at $160 were
cbarp of assault and battery stolen fro m a workbench at
••• Lawrence Scott Lewis, 23, Brown's Shell Service, 990 E.
of 1007 E. Balbot. Blvd., Apt. c oast hwy,, Newport Center ,
6, Balboa, and Thomas Arthur between 12:30 and 1:30 p.m ..•.
Moseley, 22, and Thomas Fran. Burglars broke into a home
cis Wallace, 24, both of belonging to Robert A. Hlnd-
4508-1/2 W. Balbo& Blvd., West r icks, 2007 Galatea Ter ., lr-
Newport, and Ricbard Glenn vice Terrace, about 4:30 .m .,
Leoaard, 24, of 761 Hamnton, but nothing was reported miss-
Costa Mesa, were arrested at ing . • . Ski boot s aoo a wet
5 p.m. at the pollee station on suit valued at $243 were stol-
a charge of attempted robbery en from the Ski Shop, 611 0 W.
, •• A television set valued at Coast Hwy., West Newport, be-
$350 was burclartzed from t:1c tween 3 !l,m. April Z3 and 3
Martha Louise Manderback p.m. Apr ti 24.
Call these merchants
DURING MAY ONLY
11100 DAILT
SUM. &MOM.-,.IILOMLT
642-9251
for the best
J • Beauty Salons
.Pouaine'~
BEAUTY NOOK
27 32 E. Coast Hwy.
• • m serv1ce
·• ~ II
resideoce, 109 Grand Canal,
Balboa Island, between 8 and
9 p.m., April 2-4,
• SATURDAY, MAY I Corona del Mar
Phone 644-7 336
• Health Resorts ~N.:.:u::n.::.e=.:r:..:.ie=s=----
No service cha~te on all the
First National City
Travelers Checks you want
... up to $5,000 worth
• WEDNESDAY, APRIL 28
Carol Ann Gebow, 29, of 316
Aliso st., Newport Heights, was
arrested at 2:45 p.m . at the
pollee staUoo on a ct\arge of
felony checks .• , Robert David
Mosley of 3030 Ogle St., Costa
Mesa, was arrested at 1:15
a.m. at Hoag Hospital on a
charge ot lnto:dcatlon tn public
• . • Vandals caused an estt-
mated $110 damage to a house
UDder constructional 1021 Mar-
Robert Patrick Sherrlette, 19,
or 2147 Aster PI., costa M esa,~~~~~~~;~;;:r was arrested at 3 a.m. at New -
port Blvd. and W. Coast Hwy.,
near the Arches, on a char~
of driving while under the In-
fluence of alcohol ... Barry
Joseph Pope, 20, of 315 E. Bal-
bOa Blvd., Balboa, was arres-
ted at 1145 a.m. at 41 3 E.
Balboa Blvd., on a char ge of
possession or stolen property
. . . Motorcyc le parts valued
at $35 were stolen from a
motorcycle belon gin g to
Charles Eugene Diemer , 1965
Sherr iogtoa, Newport Heights,
while it was parked at IUs
residence between 8 a.m. and
5 p.m., April 27 .•• Jewelry
valued at $650 was stolen from
Moby Ann JOhnson, 1235 San-
tiago, Dover Shores, between
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..,.... lfficl/llpift II lln'lborM/642-1141
C..... P..t otficii/PMwood II Commonwel.lth/!11·2900
Lapu Hill Otlial/ltiwrt World. LIIURI Hills/830·3200
Snl ~Met~ Otlk./l.tisurt World, Snl Buch/596·271 I s..., H .. Otlkit/Hirtlof 11 Bru /1171 ·7290
s.,.rief Otlicii/Suptrior 11 Pllcenlia/642·9511
U11ifttlitr Otlkit/hst Ct.apm1n 11 Stlte Colltce/1179.4840
WnldiH Otlkii{Wntdill II Dowr/642·3111
CHIJitC:HES ... -· -
iners Dr., Harbor Highlands,
durJq the nlgtlt of April 26 by
breaking numerous Ughts and
removing 100 feet of telephone
wire; tile house belonged to
Inn Wells and Sons • . • Boat
L EG4L IIOTJCE
P-'41851 Feb. 6 and April 30 •.. A
CERTIFICATE OF BUSINESS ,bicycle valued at $90 was bur g-
Fictitious Firm Name la.rlzed from the garage at the
THE UNDERSIGNED do her e-Gary L. Sparks residence, 11 0
THE
by cerutythatweare coDducting Onyx , Balboa lsla.OO, between
a.n Art Service busiDess at 230 Ap r il 15 and 2-4 ••. Business
E. 17th St., Costa Mesa, CalU. machines valued at $377 were
9262? under the fi ctitious firm burglarized rrom the residence FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH name or Fast Draw Art Service of Georg<! Yau, 315 Santa Ana
and that said fl.rm Is composed Ave,, Newport Heights, between IS FOR YOU of the following persons whose April 30 and Ma y 1 ••• Stmn
nam es In tun and places of Saunders, 16, of 2100 VIsta
i:45 A.M.-BIBLE SCHOOL HOUR resldeoce are as follows, to-Dorado, the Bluffs, suffered
1 I :00 A.M. -MO RN ING WORSH Ip SERVICE wit: Clinton G. Ferguson, 19552 minor injuries when the car in
SALES & SERVICE
420 E. 11TH H . COST A ME$.A
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IMLCOLM (M.IO} CUTU:It
DISCOUNT
PRICES
ON CARPET Cl tAN lNG
Tustin Carpet Cleaners
54H481
7 :00 P .M. -EVENING SERVICE WIDdward Ln., Huntington which he was riding, driv en
DR. JAMIS C:OWIS PASTOR Beach, CaW. 92646, Peter M. by Holly Ruth Hunter, 16, of u.,,.,,,,, ••
Cas~al Sbltt:s
for ALL the
Family •••
Fabulous
Colors aDd
Patteros ••
Sport Shirts
from $2 .50t
.... Qutcault, 8'192 Elgin Circle, 2216 Fiesta, the Bluffs, was ,01 u 0100J1 0 St. COSTA liE-•• 6 d t w "' · Huntlngtoo Beaclt, CaW. 92.,. • Involved In an acct ent a e
(AI S•••• A•• ""•·' '"••.54·1733 WJTNE&5 our haDds this 12th Ave. and 35th St., West New -
HOME OF P . G. NEUMANN CHRISTIAN SCHOOL day of May, 1971. Clinton G. port, with a car driven by
!===~;;~~~~~·~~=·=~=-:'::':~='====~ Fer""SI[Jil, Peter M. Outcault. John Miller Kauffman, 16, of I(J,J•rt•rtc" hrrDIIf" ''"'" r••• a.•
STATE OF CAUFORNLA ) 1933 Teresita Ln., Harbor
)ss. Higb1a00 s, and the parked car
LUTHERAN CHURCH CO UNTY OF ORANGE ) or Marvin R.ay Hunger ford, 36,
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442 1:. 17ttl ST.,
COSTA MISA • ..,_JD1
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• Finnilh Slurw~ St~ Room•
• o-t 01-y H"' Rooms
• Priv.-te Til.t St•ll ~
• Ultrt·Viol•l Sun T1n Room•
• lrwigol'.-tint E l.etricel M.-g~
• Rel•atng Mtoeh~tniQI M .....
• P•eonel Sl.l~nttloon
•COSTA • HUNTINGTON
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•ORANGE •ANAHEIM
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o'WUTIIIM$TER
194-3317
HAL AEBISCHER
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3409 E. Coast Hwy.
Coron• del Mar
675·3833
FIRST CHURCH OF OF THE MASTE~ ON THIS 12th dat of May, of 218 35th st., West Newport. Dl•ce"'"' ••··-' will"-'..,
CHRIST. SCIENTIST -. clo . A---: 1971, before me, a Notary Pub-• SUNDAY, MAY 2 ,.,, ,_,., .._,.. •• •Hie•,.. a;e JJOJ V'·, Udo Lutheran ......,ur "'-·-·ca u 1 ad I said counly aDd a r c n a or John Ph.i.llip Greeley, 1 , o I••••' "''c-· ~~~b~~ s;~OOL ~ona ':!'::r~~: :'!;I:s~='a!~t:~. :::: ~:e;t~u~t P~·=··~hea~~~ff!t ~~! ~:f. ~~r= .it!
9:15a.m. and 11 DR. WILLIAM R. ELLER sonally appeared Clinton G. residence, on a charge of glv-136-4067 or 527-6506 WILCOX-cRiireNoeN
SUNDAY SERVICES Phone: 644-2664 Ferguson and Peter M. Out-ing false information to a po-1405 f. !DIMCER,SANTA.AMA A£
9:15 ·II cault, kno1rn to me to be the Uce offi cer ... Ann Loui SE" HAADWA WEDNESDAY F.VEN IN G 9 :00A.M. family Worship soas whose oames are sub 124 29th St NwitMioiNit C,_..-Book• 00 " Ch h h I per -Hambleton, 20• of •• • Delr'catessen •• MEETING 8 p .. m.llll 0 : A.rn . • urc sc 00 scribed to the within tnstru-West Newport, was arrested 1 -~~..:.!:~~-=:::.:::..:._ __ 1 Z700 w. CoMt Hwv.. · · •• •n1NG ROOM II :00 A.M .· Festive Worship eol aDd ac~·wJed-to me OO W '"'-Me-1331 ~~ OVIDED m ' auu ... a.t 6 p.m. at 21 · ....,.;ean .. OVEuTu•E$ , d 9 5 NURSERY PR !bat Ill .. ed Ill me ft "' " " Z_.AR P'AINTS Wee .. 1ay•: a.m.· p.m. ey exec. e sa • Ft., West Newport, on a charge E$1 ~:~~~~~~~~~= Wednesday : 9 a.m.· 7:45 .. m.~~;;;~~===~l wt'I'NESS mytwldandomclal of hit aod run ••. Gary James D IM SAHDWICH Tuesday and friday: seal. Mary A_ Hupa, Notary Baker, 18, of 2009 MOilfOVla 's Dtl 0,1111
9 a.m .. 5 p.m.: 7·9 p.m. PabUc lD and lor said County Ave., Costa Mesa, was arres-!! ;,..~
Sunday: 1 p.m .. 4 p.m. aDd state. My Commlsslon ex. ted at 6 a,m, at w. Coast HY)'., fOI LOCAL MIWS
SECOND OiURCH OF Plr•s Dec. IS, 1971, aod W. Balboa BI Yd., West New-MO rc»IMSIEniA-ID'IIIt.S SV •SCitlJB TO Tile
OfRJST. SCIENTIST Pabltab: May 20, 2?, Juoe 3, port, on a char ge or lntoldca-COIIOMA DI'L MAA ~= ~
Newport Beach ac 3262 Br-__.---. 10, 1971,1D lbeNewportHarbot tion In public .•. Dewey Wood -1-~--=----"-·1 = ~.,..ul
Co<ona d.J Ma• _. •m-• E .. Jco. ward Robinson, 604-1/2 Urk-•.:.~~.....:C:::I:::•::a:::n~•:::.n=.._-1 _ .~ _
3100 Padf~ Vtew Dr. Newport H~ 1 .. -----------.1 spur, Coroaa del Mar, was ar-t
SUNDAY SOfOOL 10a.m. A Free' and Indtptndcnt D~L1Z rested at ll:45 p.m. at 3rd DIMMITT
SUNDAY SERVICE 10 a.m. CongregGtion•l £W1 AYe, and Marigold, DO a charre ()i!. A!,_
WEDNESDAY EVENING Chris l i4 ft c, .. .,ch MOlD 'TT , .... 1) rr€' of being drunk ln publlc . • • ~
Rudina Room : I P••·· REV. NORMA~ BROWN n A.~ A mail bOX 'alued at $36.50
1500-B £. eo ••••• ,.. was stolen from the Kenneth CINI& •-·oooca oa Hncl.... MINIS -Jt 17.1 SUP I-I AVL Cllssett resldeoce, 2906 AI-
.... u Finete quality dry dCaniftt Mon.-Fri.1 10 a.ltl. to J p.m. SU NDAY SERVICE CDITA MI.,. ta Vlsta, East Blutr, during
Tlnancl.y cvenlnp: 7 to 9 AND CHUROi SCH<X>L fllldw., ... 2424 tbe ni.Cbt • , , A televtsioo set on the premiwt
S.c.: 10 a.m. co 4'p.m. AT 10100 A.M.. L T ...... , and a radio, valued at $ZOO, •
You are cotdially invited to N-.n•ryc.,.,rotlf6td .. COAl " were burclarl&ed tromthe Cat-Self·•nrice lau .. J' ~~at;'";""~~Cio~·~·~,h~·;Se~m~·~«~•~•;.""~~=:~l'ttO~=N=I!~' 64=2.=77=40===t CODIA DIL ..a ol LoutaeSta11$resldeoct, 195.f AU new -latat..a*l co-the !loom. ORiole M450 Pori Cbt'-ltatbot VIew Frip1an w..r.an
~-'W41 Hllll, durlo( the Dipt • • • A J-E.~ Hwy. CDM ~"-·-• Ba'blc Cban:b IIIIYor sot nloe<l at $40 ... -= 6~ ~U>U •rJor!ood rrom the Robert DID ST. ot DIAMGI, COSTA Ill SA -It I .. , t.. ~ ..-e, U46 Cal-
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LEG.I.L NOTICE
F -6628
FICTITJOlS BtEINESS NAME
STATEMENT
The following person Is doing
business as: Fanciful Unicorn
at 105 Main St., 17, Balboa,
CaW'orn1a: Jayne Pedley
StJohn, 1516 Sunset Lane, Ful-
lerton. Ca.ut. 92633. This busl-
oess Is conducted by an Indi-
vidual.
Signed: Jayne Pedley StJOhn.
This statement was tiled wtth
tbe County clark or Orange
County oo Aprll30, 1971.
T-73028
Publlsh: May 6, 13, 20, 27,
1971, 1n the Newport Harbor
Enaf101.
Ph.n• In Yow Ord•r
for a Suhscrfptl ""~
~..;;Call iii;;;~-
One of their concerns is radiation.
Actually, natural background
radiation is eYerywhere and always
has been . It comes from the food you
eat, the air you breathe, the
materials used to build your home.
The San Onofre Nuclear Plant near
San Clemente is a source of some
radiation. too. The qu esti on is, how
much additional radiation are people
exposed to living near San Onofre?
The answer . so little that an
elaborate monitoring program has
yet to detect any such •·adiation
from operation of the plant.
People may also wonder what would
happen to a nuclear power plant if
there were a severe earthquake. The
fact is, the design provisions for
nuclear power plants against
earthquakes far exceed those
required by standard building codes.
The San Onofre plant, for instance,
was constructed to withstand more
severe shaking than from any quake
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• BUSIHESS
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For all occasions
WE SP BCIALIZE! IN P ARTIES AND 'WE!DDIHGS·
free estl,..etes • Wire •" Delivery S.ntu
But why?
ever recorded in Southern California.
Besides, the nuclear reactor can be
shut down immediately in an
emergency.
Another concern may be the warm
water released by nuclear power
plants. At San Onofre, sea water is
used to cool the plant copdensers,
and then the warmed Water is
returned to the sea.
To determine whether this harms
the marine environment, Edison
commissioned an oceanographic
company of national stature to
monitor the offshore waters both
before and after the plant was built.
Monitoring began in mid-1963
-four-and-a-half years before the
plant commenced commercial
operation-and has continued
ever since.
Result: twenty-one reports reveal
no significant changes in the marine
environment. And that includes
three yea1·s of plant operation .
In addition, the California State
Department of Fish and Game made
its own study of the same marine
area in 1969. The Department
concluded that the nuclear unit's
operation did not appear to have had
an adverse effect on the neat·-shore
marine environment.
Based on these and other facts, we
believe nuclear plants are a safe and
sensible way to generate electricity.
Clean, too. Since there's no
combustion in a nuclear reactor, no
by-products of combustion are
released into the atmosphere.
At Edison, we plan to rely more
and more on nuclear power to meet
the growing need_ for electricity
in the 14-(X)unty
area we serve.
Southern California Edison