HomeMy WebLinkAbout1971-06-03 - Newport Harbor EnsignFour major lawsuits lm'ol•·
t.o.c 900 bomeowDera seet1Dc
more than $Z7 mlllioa in dam·
aces due to jet aircraft DOiae
uouod Orange Couoty Airport
wJU ~ re5llmed 1n S~rlor
Court ln the very oear fUture.
Din Emory, chairman ol the
Airport Noise Abalemeot Com-
mittee of Newport Belch, saJd
h1.s ~ has authOrized Suta
Aoa attoroey Aoplo Palmieri
to proceed with the suits agaloat
L'l.e county.
Proctedinp of the lawsuits
had beoo poslpoood by mutoal
consent oo both aldes ln the
hope that the board of ~r.
vllort and other autborltlH
mlrbt tate some deflBU:e acttoo
to llap jot alrcraft lllcbla.
"Tbert ra. bHD DO coocrete
or r.u.tlc Plac. propm, or
ttidtoct to aay way of nctue.
UOa ot )It ntptt," Mr. Emory
•ld. "TbePilleaeeo!W..com-
mltttt bU uPirld."
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I.Dd u a r...u a lhld7 wu
maM, called tM Pat-.. air-
port IIIIIIY, collmr $200,000
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A.RVO E. HA.APA, o•ner and publisher of the Ensl9'1
ARVO E. HAAPA, ownet and publisher of the Ensign
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Ensign Log on Marcb 26, 1970, tben fur-
ther developed by Frank Wood ol Balboa,
presented publicly at a Newport Harbor
Chamber of Commerce "sunrise bull
session," explained in person to Senator
Carpenter by a trio of Freeway Fighters,
and published in tbe special freeway
edition just before the successful elec-
tion of March 9, 1971.
Tbat plan called for a freeway route
along a portio~ of tbe presently adopted
Corona del Mar freeway in the Back Bay
area, along Palisades Rd., and going
down coast in the Bonita Canyon area to
serve as a natural divider between tbe
City of Newport Beach and the new City
of Irvine, joining tbe inland r outing of
the freeway past Laguna Beach.
This plan emphasizes the fact that
neither Senator Carpenter nor the City
of Laguna Beach is leveling with us. The
senator spea!<s of an "acceptable route"
developed by Laguna Beacb. What is that
acceptable route 7 It goes IN LAND, not
through the heart of the city. Laguna
Beach residents happily won their fight;
now they are opposing our successful
effort to do the sa:ne, and Senator Car-
penter is backing them instead of his
home folks.
It's Irksome to bear the constant r eplay
of the worn-out record that we need a
freeway bulldozed through our wonderful
community to take care of future traffic.
It takes only a little common sense to
figure out that tbe freeway would not
lessen the congestion on local streets,
but would actually make the traffic jams
worse. U the freeway hordes would con-
verge on our community from 4 direc-
tions (the Newport freeway, Cor ona del
Mar freeway; and fro:n north and south
on the coastal freeway), obviously there
would be an enormous spill-over of cars
onto tbe local streets. Expert testimony
supporting tbis observation comes from
no less an authority than Bill Hashimoto
of tbe Los Angeles office of the Division
of Highways. His testimony, given at a
Newport Beach City Council meeting, has
never been r efuted, and has met only
with stony silence from the freeway pro-
moters, including Senator Carpenter.
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• "THEO-CRATIC" PRAJSE HELPED
Fifty years in business in the Harbor
Area is a remarkable r ecord. That's tbe
4 VALEDICTORIANS TOP CLASS
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lor llfl; Chrla !Cq>l .... lop m<*l aeloolarllllp--Joho J.._ -Clllodo, Dolor Tar of tbo y•r--Yark sta-
t . yeu litl; sttft K•••ld,, taelan&D. Cbt, JOIMI Dlemer. fW. ,
lop 4 ,.r boy. Llooa Chill -· c:oaloot--Bo11J Croellor ~ P.T.A. aeloot&raldpa--Nui:Y
BaiiiCh -Lomb ICieOce •-StepM• YlmeMeta, , l.fttd--Uibet Wldt.. Palmer, Joba Ci&W..
<nrd--Loc-J-. A-lcooiAIIoo_h_, .-looooomoklng --P.T.A. art ,.,...di·--
RIDU&Iur math &Dd ICitDCe telt • ...aoetJ Betk. mtal ewat4-.saadf Albtre. Strom, Jlm Cobs, Amy P.--
lnrd--Ttri'J Jol\uoa, Vtten.u ot Forelp War• llutDera Savtap • Lou--klDa:, Allaette Bell. W.ty Pat-
Spodal forolp ~~~ a-c---A. 0. Ka...,..,... N-?lartlor ott>Jol!<: do· er-, Robia SmUll, TWrl Wild.
wud--Diaoo SbllllliiU. eo. Y•-Nooport--· · c-Yooa Art LoqDe •-
NEWPORT HARBOR PAIIHI!LLElllC btl .,.,_llal971
MiDerYa medal to "Jaala suaa PtDCiletoo, daqbter of Mr.
aDd Jirs. Georce Robert PeDdletoD ot ~ lslaod, who Is
a juolor at U:::LA, majl)rlq Ill psJCbology, with an art
CONSERVATIVE CORNER
warct.-..Jtm CoAl:, Zack Rtch-
mODd, Rleb&r4 stutwelL
Edltb Haddock award .:bol-
ant•--Aidre Gearlcb.
miDor. She Is sboWll bere at rl&bt ,.Stb U.n. Ct.rlts E. ty Cl ... c• Sfr..t
Vandervort Jr. of the Bact Bay. Panhel vice-president Several days aco, 1 IDDDUil-
in charp of awards. Aecompuylbc the medal is a $500 ced ttat all was DOt well "oo
scholustrlp. Mlla PeDdl«oa lJ: a 1968 grad\ate of Corooa. the westero front," after beU-
del Mar higb schooL She ts a member of Alpha Chi Omega ing over the radio that oew
at OCLA 1.00 bas ma"*IMd a 8 average. (Ensign photo.) trouble bad broken out ln Berk-o b , h d K t eley. Today. the copltol news_ e , eo. S eyn 0 e S Informs us lhat atl Is DOl well
on tbe northern froot, and per-
Teen members of Harbor
Key, Child Guidance Center of
Orange County, bave electfd
their slate of offtcers tor the
1971-t2 club year.
Debt Bibb is president of
th e gr~. known as tbe Key-
DOtes. Assisting Debt are SaDdl haps the trouble may be build·
Barker, vlce.prealdent; Derise in&: up oo the eastern front as
Smltb recordl.ng secretary-well. Mer~ Parrish corre~ We were told that CanadlaD
secretary· Lym;eCirtle trea.s-Prime Minlster Trudeau was
liter aoo'Donna Rothw~U hls-seeld.ng to establlsh ties with tor~ ' the Sovie~t Ulllon and was sign·
Keyde members are da.ugh~ lng a protocol providing tor
LEGAL NOnCE tars and friends of women in consultatioos on mattersotmu---===-=.:..;,=--Harbor Key CbUd Gutdance tual concern.
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Ceoter. They are tuture Em~ He gave as his reasoo his
NoUce is hereby given tbat plre Debuta.Dteswhowlllbepre-concern regarding the over-
the Planning CommJsstoo of the seated to society at tbe annual powerir~g presence of the lhll~
City of Newport Beach wlll June Ball ted States, wblch posed dang-
bold a public hearing oo theap-This y~r many Keynoters ers "to our national ideot:J.ty
pUcatton of William StiDe for are acting as hostesses tor trom a cultural, ecooomlc, and
a Variance 1010 on property the ball on Juoe 18 to be held perhaps our military point of
located at 618 West Balboa at the Alrporter rnn: view."
Boulevard to permit a d~lex Durlng the year the girls Our reactlon is that it is
to be built on a lot having aD leod their s~t by working strange that the natlooallden·
area of 2100 SQ. ft. where the Saturdays at Harbor Key's tlty of Canada should be over-
ordinance requires 2400 sq. ft.; Tb.rlft Shop 1570 Newport shadowed by the cultural stat.
further request a 2-1/2 toot Blvd., Costa Mesa.. us of the United States. I can
second story encroachment In-remember the Ume when there
to the required s toot ,.., SGT. GRAHAM IN SPAIN was a steady flow of emtgrants
yard setback and a zero side. Sta.rt Sergeant Garold T. from the b.rm laods of Mlb-
y.u-d setback for one side of Graham, soo of Mr. and Mrs. nesota to the untilled wastes
the garage only. Harold w. Graham, 1684 Whit-of WesternCanada.Surelythese
Notice is hereby further given tier st., Costa Mesa, has ar-sturdy farmers must bavera.is-
that said pi.JbUc hearin~t wlll rived tor duty at Zaragosa AB, ed the cultural standards of
be held on the 17th day of Spain. He is aD atrcra.tt main~ our neighbors to the north! As
June, 1971, at the hour of 8:00 ten:lllce specialist, assigned to tar as posing dangers to the
P .M. in the Council Chambers a unit of the U.S. Air Forces ecooomic identity of Canada,
ot the Newport Beach City Hall, to Europe, America's overseas American economic strength
at which time and place any a1r arm assigned to NATO. has resulted from our ad-
and aU persons Interested m:~.y The sergeant, who has served berenee to the system of free
appear and be heard thereon. a 12amonth tour of duty iD enterprise, which Canada could
Don R, Adkinson. Secretary VIetnam, was sta.UonedatDa.vis cq~y U the country so desired.
Ne'lr'port Beach City Mootban AFB, Ariz., before Those who have beeD aware
Planning Commission arrtvlbg io Spa.J.n. He ls a 1i59 of t1scal a.OO polltie&l treads
PubUsb: June 3, 1971, ln graduate of Newport Harbor io Canada wlU recall tblt our
the Newport Harbor Ewd.gn.. blgh school and attended occ. neighbor to the oorth hu been
LEGAL HOT!CE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL MOTICE
lradloc -Rod -C-. ,nla IIIII uk lor dip-r--may .. ,. cauatd tbe eouatry aJ.tloa by tbe th:dtld Sta.ta. OD
tlnuc.lal cliatrea. Obeervers our part we ban lowered our
baTe e.-eued tbetr CCDCII'D restrlctJoas OD trade wUb, &ad
OYer lbe poUUcal attitude of PI I..,.. travel to, RedCIWI&.
Trudeau Mm•lf, aDd CODSider Our mllltl.ry toreta are belAc
that be Is · lnflueoced by the reduced to the dlrapr poiat lD
red point of view. VtetDam ud perba,pa ate pla.D~
Z-llrt oftheyoar--ChrtB
Kopltllle.
NatloDal Charity League-·
Jeblll.e Farber.
Soroptomttt Club youth scbo-
larllllp--StophaJIIe Yamuhlto.
Ell<bup Club of Newport
B•ch--Aodrtw Wtutams, Nan-
CJ Palmer.
Newport Harbor High ScboOt
EUbanK~ Club-.Werner WeiSs.
ID stg:ning .the r8ceDt proto-Qed YerJ moo a.!topther to be
col with the Soviet UtUoa., the wttbdn.wn. It we add to our
Ca•dlln prime mbdster, woes the permisstoa &1•• to
whose name suggests that be Russlao by the state Depart~
hu: Gallic ancestry, wu re-meut ud IW3t by coaa:reu, to E.L MooreMasontcanrdl-·
ported to have followed the barYelt marlDeUfeofftbeoceu Ste.e Bea.oett, Carroll Beet.
ezample ot France, •bleb u-Ooor, Olteaslbly beyODd tbe JJ. Mite MOld, Jean Partel, Terry
tabllshed a similar relation-mile llmlt, aod tile reluetaDce Moore, Beth Luymes, J!)bn Har-
sh.lp with the SoYiet Ullloa. of WashiDgtoo forcibly to to-ryman, Cindy Hand,
Looldng bact to coloDlal quire into tbe dtltructioo of D,A.R, good ctUsen awa.rd--
tlmes, our toreflthers conduc-our submarlDt, tBS Scorptoo, Jearrle ~arber.
ted ttoatier ftrs with the we han reasou tor appreben-Girls state--Vtcld Clucas.
French aodlodlans,andUmem-sion. Boys' state--John Farrer.
ory serves, an early American Whatever may be the ·plans GEMCO award--Sue Boyd.
eoutlDeeat carried the war a-of Prime Milllster TrudM.u, the Newport-Balboa Rotary Club ·
cross lbe border even to Mon-Soviet lhlioo, aDI1 Red ChiDa, seholarsbip--Olane Glenn.
treat Use H. they could D.od blstorleal pree-Newport Harbor Junior
Towards the end of the 19th edent forO'f'erwbelmlncthe Unl-Chamber of Commerce--Chris
Century, our Dation used bel-ted states, for Uquldating from Qu.tnn.
Ugerent la.DC\IIlge, and the cry 60 to 100 mtWon of our people, Mariners school award--
went ~: "Fifty-four forty, or tor dlsmemberlbg oar eouatry Sbawn Bissonnette.
tight." The parallel of latitude by glvlng a group of statesO'f'er Ken Orbach scholarship--
marked by 54•40• Nortbwasthe to the black mtututs, by giving Matt Greer.
boundary which our citizens Castro the State of F)Orida to Newport Harbor High Scbool
demanded, but they were satis-add to his Cuba, and for u-Faculty Association scholar-
tied wbenthelnterna.Uonal com-sumlng JurldsdlcUon O'f'er the abip--Kris K~ltzke. ,
mission tinally agreed on the rest of the Ulllted States in ac-CaU!ornJ.a Savings &! Loan
current Une of demarcation be-cordance with communist pur-League outstanding student a-
tween our 2 countries. This poses. :t ward--Jeune Crawford.
boundary bas not been forti-Fencers wbo thr Ddpury , Bank of America achieve-
tied and polltlcl.i.ns used to wUh fenclng tolls a warn-meot awards--Steve Kopansld, pol~t with pride to the b.ct tng when they are about to ea. S._wn Btsaonnette, David Hos.
that 2 nations could elist side gage ln hostlUtJes. It ls: "En tetter, Usbet Wtllte, Stepbanie
by side without a single forti-gardel" Now that the prime Yamashlta, Diana GleBD, Cb.rl.s
ftcation between them. milllster of Candida has souDd-KGpltr.ke, Roo Oberndotfer,
Despite thef:actthattheprtme ed the warning. tbe Couer:va. Dean Kewish, Susan Ttlleseo,
mlnlster was reported to have ttve Corner repeats: "En prde, Job.n Tackman, Jim Cokas,
told a news conference that the America! En Garde!" Sandy Albers, Rene Long, How-
protocol with tbe Sovtet Union f th B · b 1 ard Denghausen. would DOt tmpertl c ...... , rom e I e Go\loroors• sobot&rs-.Shawn
membership to the NATO or 0 death, where is thy BlssoDnette, Audre Genrich,
the NORAD aWuees. our·Jil-+ •tiottlP~~. where is thy Steve KopaMitf, Nancy Palmer,
tioo has caue for appreheo-victory?4 JIIJIIMI Crawl:ttd, Arlae Suth-
stoD. He woold DOt hl.n .,.pt· The stina of deeth is sin: •JaDd. ADdJ WtWama, Sttiph-
a relatloo.stUp wUb tbe com-and the suenach of sin is ante Yamuhlta, Chris Keel·
munlsts 11 he did oot have a the law ib.ke, Larry ~otosl, Eltlabetb deep-~ted psychological an-But ~anks be to God, ~=~· Lucinda Jones, John
ORDINANCE NO. 1387 cy and Intent. The City Council 17.33.040 Due Date. AU fees Upathy towards the United which giveth us che victory •
AN ORDINANCE OF THE ltnds and determines that: established by this Chapter states. It is surmised that the chrough our Lord Jesus Callfornia Scbolarshtp Fed-
CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH 1. The City of Newport Beach shall be due and payable an-Soviet Union, on the other band, Ch rist. (l Corinthians lS:SS· eratloo sean.rers--Carroll
AMENDING CHAPTER 17.33 as the grantee In trust Crom the nually on the 1st day of March, welcomed the premier's over-c;1 ) Seek, ShawQ. Bissonnette, Jotm
OF THE NEWPORT BEACH State of CaWorn.ia of most of or in the case of new J..utal.la-tures. Years ago, the commu-_....:.___ GalUs, Jeanne Crawford, Jeo-
MUNICIPAL CODE TO ELI-the tide and submerged lands Uoos, ~ appUcatioo tor coo-lllsts started a program of eo-LEG~L NOTICE nle Farber, Audre Genrich,Di-
MlNATE TIDELANDS lEE comprising the developed area struction. Any tldela.Dds use circlement by which they plan-ORDINANCE NO. 1386 aoe Glenn, Elizabeth Hesse,
FEES of Newport Harbor has there-tees due and payable oo March ned to subjugate our country. AN ORDINANCE OF THE Cindy Jones, Steve Kopanskl,
The City Council ot the City sponsibtllty of administering 1, 1971, shall be collected and They began by establishing CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH Crbts Kopitzte, Ron Oberndor-
of Newport Beach does ordain said lands in conformity with r etained by the City, ootwtth-a mllltary base in Cuba. Red AMENDrNG SECTION 7.04.-fer, Nancy Palmer, Chris
as follows : the purposes set forth in the standing the deletion and repeal China has come into the pic-030 RELATING TO PROHlB-QuiJil, Lenore Reday, Lorl,Se-
SECTION 1. Chapter 17.33 trust and wtth accepted stand-of those Sections Imposing said hire and bas attempted to un-ITING OOGS OR ANY OTHER menluk, Otane Sham mas, Andy
ot the Newport Beach Munici-ards of equity and management fees by the amendment of this dermine the moral strength of ANIMALS IN PARKS ANDON Wllli&ms, Jtldith Woodward, and
pal Code is amended to read: ol pubUc lands and resources. Cllapter. • our youthfUl generation by 5\C)-ALL PUBUC BEACHES Stephanie Yamashita.
''CHAPTER 17.33 2. to order to carry out Its 17.33.050 PeDalty tor Fail~ plylbgtheundergrounddlstrib-The City Counctl oftbeClt)' ''It's Academic Team"--
PIER REGISTRATlON FEES responslbiUUes the City must ure to Pay Fees. Any OWDet utors with bablt lorml.ng drugs. of Newport Beach does ordlln Sbawn Bissonnette, Steve Ko-
Sections: malbtain comprehensive rec-or permit holder wbo ti.tls to Tbe Reds want to become a as follows : pa.nsti..'Jim Currie.
17.33.010 Definitions ordscoocerntngplersandother pay any fee required by this member of tbe United Nations SECTION ·1. Section 7.04.-Kiwanis bowl-_c;hawn Bls-
17.33.020 Statement of Poll-structures permitted in New. Chapter within thirty (30) days 030 of the Newport Beach MUD-sonoette, steve Kopaosld., Jim
cy and intent port Harbor, must cooductper-alter tbe same is due shall LIGAL MOTICI icipal Code Is ameD:Ied to read: Currie, Oeony Cline, Terry
17,33.030 Pier Registration iodic laspections and enforce be subject to a pena.lty in the "7.04.030 Prohibited on Jobosoo, stephanie Yamashita,
Fee aU laws and regulations awU· amount of ten per ceot (l(Jil) NOTICE OF PUBUC HEARING Public Beaches and Children's Steve Schooes, Jim SWeet, Cin-
17.33.040 Due Date cable thereto, and must fUr-of the uncollected tee. Falture AMENDMENT NO. %94 PlaygroUOOs. No periOD baving dJ Joaes.
17.33.050 Penalty for Fail-nlsh Information and account to to pay the fee plus 1UQ' accrued Notice is hereby gtveo that the eare, charge or coatrol of College scholarships and
ure to Pay Fees the SWe of California for Its penalty wlthln &Uty (60) dlJS the Newport Beach Cit)' Pii.M-any doe or pet or domesticated .booors at entrance--Jan Fltz-
17.33.060 Admt.n1stra.t:J.oo stewardship o! said trust lands. after the tee was orlpmtly due lbg Comm1ss1on will bold a or wiJd lll1mal, orreptlle,lba.ll ~k1. Whitworth college; Lu-
17.33.070 Appeal to CotmcU 3. In accordance with the shall coasUtute grouods lor public heU'i.bg oo tbe ~AJll-permU or allow &D)' IUCb dol clDda Jooes, Motmt Holyoke;
17.33.010 Detinittons. As foregoing f'lndlngs, the City revocaUoo of the permit by the caUoo of La.Dd Ev-ohltioo lD<:., or other a.n.lmal to be, UDder DaD Mlll1Dgton, U.S.LU.; Mart
used in this Chapter the words Council determines thataUpler City Counctl. ZODt C'-D.ge Ameodmeot No. uy circumstances or coa.~ Steveu, t.SC; AM S.aberla.Dd,
deflnediothisSecUoo.shallhave owners should pay an aomal 17.33.060 Admlolstra-294, a.requesttoam..,apor-dWou, oo or upoa uy pabllc repata ICbolar at u.c. Santa
the followingmeanl.ng:sasstgned tee designed to reimburse the tion. The Harbor a.nc!TJdelaDds tioo of DlstrlcUDc Map No. 10 beach ot ocean froat sldenlt Buban.; Marybetb Wb.ltehtl.d,
to them, unless from the coo-City for the costs of admin-Administrator sbaU administer trom a C-1 District to aa a.z durlbc tile period beg1DolDcJtme bODOra at eotraoce to SaD Jose
text It awea.rs that a dilferent Isterln.g the pier permit sys. the provisioos of tills Chapter, District on property located at 15 ud" eod1Dc September 15 of State CoUep: Rtck North, lib-
meaning ~as ioteoded. tern. except tor the collectloa ot 511 am 513 We.t Bay Anoue, •cb ealeodar year, cw at &DJ loo 00 Comp&ay of CaUtorllia
(a) 'Pier' stlall mean any 4. The revenue resultiog fees, which sbi.U be the res.. Newport Beach, Cali.b'Dia. Umt ~ INbllc puts wtdcb Sebolulblp to OC SaD Oieco;
tued or OoaUng structure tor from the foregoing fee shall be poosiblllty of lbe Flouce 01-(Lob 7 ao::t 8t Block 3, East are Qllld primarily u chU. Shan BliiOGDette, truatee
securing vessets,loadi.Deor oo-used exclusively for the ad. rector. Newport Tract.} dreo's p1&J'cr011Dds, 111 tbe ctty aeboJar award to l5C; Katb-
accomplishment of Ford dealer Theodore loadlbg persons or property,or mlnJstraUoo. maintenance and 17.33.0?0 AweaJ to COQDCJL Notice 1s hereby f'llrtber gtv-of Newport Be&ch. Tbe pro.. IHD. KeU,, Slpal Ollsebolar-
. provtdlag access to tbe ftter, lmprO'f'ement of tbe harbor. Any persoo wbo 11 aart"'ed en that aid pablle 1teart11e wtU b1bWoal eoat:a.1Md 1a tbll See· Jbjp; FcwdMotor CompUJ FIDd Robins, who started hiS enterprise in and loclodes wlarf. dock,lloa~ s. u ts Ute poUcy of the by 1.11)' declsloo ot the Harbor be bold oo tho I "lib day ct Uoo oball oat be IIIPIIeoblo to oc-..llllp to SloplluleYom-
Balboa in 1921 and is still at the helm 1.11)' other lolldlng tilclllly, aod City Couocll that the feeslm-and Tldelaods AdmiDI.Itn.Ior ~-.1971, at tbo,_cl8:00 dopwllllotheyon-11111 ublla.
of his dealership, now in partnership
with son Bob. The 50 year anniversary
was celebrated Thursday, May 27, with
a boat ride in the bay on the Pavilion
Queen, wblch took on the passengers
floating dry docks. posed pursuant to this Chop-may -1 to the City c ..... P.Y. to the COWICII Chambers putlclpollng to --· Clllto<llla state Scbot&rllllp
(b) •waters of Newport Har-ter shall DOt be subject to any ell by fll1Dg with the Ctty Clerk of the Newport Beach cttyHI.ll, cluael .......S bJ tbl Rec ... 4t Lola Commluloa ~ebolll'.
bor' shall meu all waters of cba.Dp for a period of tlve (5) a writteo statement deecrtblDr at wldcb Ume ud place UJ&bl reatiaD Dlputmtat ollbe City, Af&:ll -Lealey Ahrud, Oec.l-
Newport Harbor 1n wtdeb tbe years followi.Dg the effective tile dec1sioa belnr llll*kd uxl all periDDIIIIt .. ett.d may ap.. or 1D Ctty..alltboliMd dOc diiD1; Karl CeUDder, OCI:
Ude elil>s aod flows, -<>< dato thereof. thO lfO'Dia for IWMl or ob-pear IIIII bt board -·-.. or to &Of pldt dOf JOJDOO C~~rrto. OCI; K&th-oot the ordinary or meu blgh 17,33.030 Pier Reg:lstratloo jtctloo thereto." Doa R. Adtrtn"''', SecHtary wbllt· btJnC .-1 bJ a bUDd lccJea. UCI; Dtaoe G1eola. U:::l;
Ude 11De of the Paclflc Oeao Fee. Every owner or permU SECTION. a. Tbll ordllaDce NtwPQrt S..cb City J*'IOL" • E"•'*ll Htue, OCI; Mlebltl
bU beeD ll.led by OrdiD&Dee, bolder Wbo ma.latllM I. pier, &ball be Plblli:Md oace 1a lbe P ...... Commlaioa S£CTI)tf a. Tld.l onl•ec:e Lawler, l&C; Rlcla lfortb. tJ:
rlgbt in front of the location (now tbe statuto. eowt-..---uy port ct wblcb .-. "*' olftclol --ct UooCity, P-: l-l,lt71,111 wu bt po~~a•ol-111"" 8011 DlotD: 01aoo ,.,.._ IIIC;
Fun zone) where Theo opened bis first .-~oo, and ..-« oat toe tt>o ... tora ct Newport Harbor. ud the am• lllloJl be --t1oo Nooport -Eulp.. o111cta1 --ct till City, Kim -. v.c. 8011 DttF;
· laods IYIDJ llodorthoualfttor locludiDJ 1.11)' J>lor localod ao UYt :10 days oflor tho-ct ud t1oo -•n be--JIIIIJ Reid, v.c. Suto Bar-shop. It was a special pleasure for me are prtY&toiJorpai>DciJ......t. prl..to _...,., ooadodlcalod ttl o4opllao. LIGAL IIOTICI dn 10 daJa ot1or t1oo-c1 bon; ~ -. u.c. Boy-
to join in tbe celebration, because I bave (c) ·eom-clal p~oor• IIIOU ·-~ « ~tldeud...,. T1111 ...._. ,... 1atro-ttl ..q,~~oo. .-.rd; Vlclorla Dolll&r-. occ ·
m .. a ploor .-till malllpto allpo mwpd loodo, IIIOD Plr to tloo dacod at -a roplor -~~ ct NancE '"trtUI,G IIID8 T1dl -·-wu 1atro-Alllro c.icb OCC• uanorj reason lor gratltude that Tbeo may not or 11oa1o .. ..., are ,.-or City aa -• p10r ,..,..__ tllo City c-11 ct tloo City ct s.Iod J>rOtoool8 or-..rn docod at a roplor .,rae ...._, 8011 ;rue~ Slato·
know about --until this moment --al--to bOOt ....,..._ loelod-Uoo fM comm...,IDJ lA U'IO llooport Boocll belli• t1oo I "lib be •-bJ t1oo CIIJ c-ol ca.ct1 ct till CIIJ -aouewy u c SUI&
•""'-b it Is possible that be planned It toe .., plor -lA ••·--bdod-tho .,._ __ .ti&J "' llloy. 1'71• Ud ....... ell "' ""-1 BooQ, catll-"' -111M • till lllrboro; Lloda A.t.iati. -..Ub ~ -lou, IIIII alo: • doJ>iOd • 1M l4ll day c1 1111, onll. al • -. till _. I,.. 1111, 11'11, _. !lo-1 Yorll -., ct tbat way tn h1B "Theo-cratic" ~om. pellt c...._ Few i*iJIDIII ot <-> Moa.-eommerdal p&ers--lt?l, b7 tM iDUGwllr& "fOIIII, ID o11:10 P.M. oa 1-14, 11'71, • .... .,. al comnt•di*--..J._ cnw ..
I came bere · 23 years ago as a left-Wing :!':cb c=-~~ :::".: ft&~ooorclol plm-. ~ COUIICILMU:Y 2 1, :;,::,r' ,.=:r:f:~ bJ ... -. !:: ~== ':!! =.::
radical, but aooo staJ:ted moving out ol poreoJ ct lull -oplod bJ a tlo.AID •• , KJ!ola, --~ -.( -• aao::•lorlat n-..-, ._ llclr6, "-lett field wttb aaalsta from tbe many molti-IUoiiJ-IIIor•-D-r.-a •• ,••IIIIIPiorlllalo: 11018, co : ,. _ _.. .... ,. ollta~ -lud,"or oa.llwfa,Aa-
IDJ -111<111 bt do•od --(1) licit -• -• (10) -. = ol ~ * • tt• -WJI!Ia•o IIOUIId CODMrvaUvel 1n our community. m-.. ._ .-llolto"-..fi.OO lor-A-COUJICILIID:c....a.· I Ud *' 2 I lit till 11011. oownJ.MU: -· Wr"oal IIOrtt I•"•--W!Wu I would write a good Ensign editor-(d)~ _. (I) IIGI-•-IwWJ(JO) ·a. r . 11rtt CIIJ .,.,_,-lor till .-ln"COI.:IUIIII:Cnot. Ran"11 IMo,l-hr-
••• -tbe c-=·r-tt-vt-..on·t Tbeo IMD-••-•prl-ollpoor--flo.oo•• ._ ~ln. --..-.
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• M ..n up to '"ve bia commendation. t111-or oo a r fltlll ":">(II) .._... :J c~c~ !rdi:f'" :~~ •x 1 u --•op· soYa--..._. ...... I abl t itch AND-....-... ,..,~ '" ... -• .._ --· ..._ wt" I--.,.. wu e o aw , •-•"• a •-~or-..fii.GO,... 1;-fl r:r:" • ..,,. CIIJ "'I•F 1 :, -. -:=1~7:2~1 _. I am gratetu1 to Tbeo tor bla or-Sot. .,. • 111.--•-,.,.,., ~-1, 1111, a •• '-~.:..,. N!rt · .r.o 1, 1111, It "?! -0 • ....,_ .. •OIIftraton. :... u ...... , _, __ fllwWJ(JO) tllll!o-1-r lr· ....... -.... ~~--· ,. _ _, __
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Jr. Ebell wins awards
T ... J.._, EbtU Cl• o1 Cl 0 d , lllr .U. COiclr,
tlnpon S.cb 11 &IYIDIItalf ... ,
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bact ....... ··--....... ---"' lba tile ....., 11u mac1t IIIIa 11011 -II< o\jlrt~
<lull rear. SIMIMAIIS SCHIDU~ID r.,.. award• wwe broollll AT 01 ART CIMTU bome from tbe 41rd --.1 · --
llateeomenllou-llaJ R~--lal-. !O..U In Palo Abo bJ tbe CaJ. !Mra u ftlJ U adllt ud
ltornla FaderatioD ol. Wom•'s CbUdriD"I PI'Oif'IIU lD ut lJI-
Ciubl, Junior MemberJblp. 1tnet1D1 ue..., apea &teo.ta
R""'eselllad by 1111 preel-w-Art c-. 117!. wn-deat, Mrs. Euc-e Kofach, aDd IJtrllt. Oned lid q,erat.ed bf
the oewlJ elected dt&Dotcbalr-W:ra, CaHJ Cowaa,prectct.tar
men. Mrs, Larry Thayer. the coa Ilea Art Leap, tbt
Newport Beachjlmiorsreeetved Ceater 11 ~If Ill lotll
the t)Uowtncanrdalntbemed-,.ar 1D aperatloL
tum size club cateJOI'l': aeeoDd Semtars hqtpn!nr Ia J-.
place "buUd a better commiiDJ.-!Dct.de 3 PfOII'&IDS. A S-daJ
ty" award, flrst plaee b' fiDe Mblla&r 1D oUaod ac:eyUe wtU
aria, a eeeood place lor eduea-bo laapl by Serpl Booprt,
tJoa. and a tbird 1n the Caut-Dltiooa II:J kDon ll'tbt, Jw
orn£& Juniors art taleD coatest. llucatld, PI'O(eld' at Otis Art
Miss EYe Thompaoo ol Co-JuUtute, Los Aapla, trfll
rooa del Mar received the Srd teach a 0111-weet M81ioa 1n We
pace award plus a $175 cash dra.wf.nc, desi&D. oil IDd m11.ec1
award in the Juniors art taleDt media.
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THIS
24 Hr.TIMER
An "at-home" look discou rares prowlers while you vatation ! Set
timer once-it automatically turns appliances and liahts on·lnd·off
every day at the same limes. Controls radios, TV, fans and air con -
ditioners up to 1800 watts . Re·set or return to manual use any time.
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MRS. RICHARD LAWRENCE, at left, and Mrs. Robert
Uodenrood, at right, or the Newport Chapter or the Natlooal
Cbarlty League are pictured with Mrs. Speocer Tracy,
fotmder aDd president or tbe John Tracy CUnle, los An-
Ctles, and with Laurie Heeger of the CUnlc's demonstn-
Uoo DID'sery schooL Mrs. Lawrence is the lncomlnc presi-
dent, and Mrs. Underwood is the incoming director of
charities for the Newport Chapter, wh.ich sponsors the
Ora.nge County braoch of the John Tracy CUn.lc in Costa
Mesa. The local clinic, at 114 E. 19th St., offers tree
aenlces to Parents and their deaf aoo hard of hearing
children, inclUding a consultation for audJologlcal and
psycbologtcal evaluation.
here are awards at
end of the rainbow
LITll.E
LEAGUE "'-FOOSHOTIUESLL 1SfS 1895 21t5 ..... ...,
ALL
PURPOSE
SPERRY 2rM
TOPSIOERS ~--
LADIES JfS
TI!MHI S SHOES
IASKETBALL
SHOES
BASEIALL
SHOES
I,.ECAL MOTtCE
NOTP:E OF PUBLIC HEARING
N'ottee ls bereby fiYen that
tbe PlaJming Commlssioo of
tbe City of Newport Beach will
loOid a poblle hear!JI( oo tile
ljlpU-ol J. N. Siler-
lOr a U1e PC"mU No. 15M
• &C'<4JNI ty loeated at 2818 ~ (lot lloor-OOI'IIIIIall)
to pel'mit a "tate-o«" rett-
a....t &a u 11.1 outrlct. -jo llerei>J IUrlller flY·
• t1o1t aid pollllc hear!JI( w!U
lit tlold • t11o I ?Ill daJ at ,.., un, at 111o """' o1 e,oo
t .ll. Iaiiie CoMcllC .... llera
of!IIO "-Btaeb CttJ RaU, .,_-ud place uraad
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AWARDS ARE GIVEN
Y TUESDAY CLUB
Tbe lA.urel Anrd. b the bleb·
11ooor fl•eo by t ... TueadaJ
Club ot Newport Harbor, based
oe, bow well the r ectpteot bu
serYed the c 11ib as a frteodl1
member, lboWIJlg rupoasl.
bllity bl S\IA)OI"tlng the clttlud
Its acUvtties.
Thls year tbe hooor goes to
Mrs. Dorothy Cottoo, a ''fe.
tired school teacber from the
Los An geles system, the mother
of 2 married daughters, Mrs.
J. Waggoner or Huattogtoo
Beach and Mr s. Harry East-
Ucil: of Phoenix, Ariz., and
eraodmother of 3 Uttle girlS.
She is actlve in the women's
aroup of the Newpor t Harbor
Lutheran Church and teaches
n catioo Bible scbool there.
The '•Atter -Flve" sectlOD ot
tbe club bu beta ooe of bel'
IPI(ial attractloo.s, •• daDe ..
tQc I.J; b« fl.nll'ite putime,
wttb W b'*lbiDd CLaude.
Tbe awards committee thla:
YIU' na: made tel ot pa.st re ..
cipleots, lln, Ernest Mc-
Clellaod, Mra:. Herbert MIUer,
Mrs. Laureoce Wright, Mrs.
Mart1u KiD&: a.od last year's
wLDDer, Mra:. Robert fuller,
cbairman.
ADOther category of recogni-
tion 1a: tor the key people wbo
have kept the Tuesday Club
rWllliD& smoothly. This year
the tey awuds go to Mrs .
Richard. Hitchcock, formerly of
South Africa, a member of the
club for 12 years , and to Mr s.
Per c Endsley, whO came here
5 years ago from TeX:ils.
THE TUESDAY CLUB ot Newport Harbor honor ed these
ladies at the recent awards meeting: left to r igh t, Mrs.
P, E. Endsley, k.ey award; Mrs. Claude Cotton, Laurel
award; Mrs. Ricllard Hitchcock, key award.
Rex Brandt art shown
the world." He is fO\mder-
pastor of the • Garden Grove
Community Ch urch, author of
"Move ahead wlth possibility
thinking" and is a member of
the Orange County district
board of the society.
times, most r ecently by re-
ceiving the Morse medal in the
145th annual exhibition of the
National Academy of Design,
New Yor k; the bronz.e medal in
the 103 rd ann~.~al of the Ameri-
can Water color Society, New
Yor k; and the first cash award
in the 5oth annllil.l exhibition of
Califor nia National Watercolor
Society.
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NEW OFFICERS of the Tuesday Club toelode, h-om lett,
Mrs. Martius King of Baycrest, Zod vice president; Mrs.
John Simpson of Corooa del Mar, president; Mrs. Louts
Whl.te of Tustin, 3rd vice president, and Mrs. Constance
Fromm, recor ding secretary. Other officer s are Mrs.
P. D. Endsley, lirst vice president; Mrs. Rudolph Vanasek,
corresponding secretary; Mrs . Ca-rl Gise, financial secre-
tary, and Mrs . Fr ed Dunn, treasurer. Mr s. Herbert Miller
was appointed parll.a.menta.ri..an, and Mr s. Ernest McClelland
is inspirational chair man. "friendship for fun" Is the
theme chOsen by the new president.
SPITTING ON A STONE 1
f-•er tr} ~pmmg on a qonc to ca\e p.~m " Soumis
foolish. no.,. ad.!}~ But a long tHT~ -'80 foil.\ actuall)
u<oed th1~ "rerncJ~ .. Y.e'rc lud..} to lx li,1ng m th1~
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us man) won<krful pam reh~Vcrs and other rel1able.
dftttl\'t' drugs H 0 14 ('Vt'f, tt'S Still not WISC tO USC Ulfl'
med1CiliiOil mJtscnminatC"I y. When you don't fttl up
to par, ask your phyJK;Ian·s ad' iCC' first. Then, tf he
prcscribt"s mcdtcatlon. come to u~. Y.'e'll lilt hts
prc...c:nptton prompt!) and carefully.
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THE KA.tSER KNIGHTS display the Class D teram trophy
that they won at the district track aDd field champion-
ships May 2?. They made a clea.a sweep ofl'trst place ln
all the running events. standing, left to rigtlt, are Joe
Kolar, Steve Gonsalbes, Ian Foster, Richard Lenore, Dar-
rel Tborne, Don Doster, Ooo Fukomoto aDd Doug A_da.ms.
Koeellog Is Tom Unvert, presidenttal cand.Jdate In the
Kaiser student' elections this week. (VIc Opaiek photo.)
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SPORTS SCENE
WITII YIC OPAL.
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Kaiser takeS' track title
Coaeb ROQ Pettey•a ka1.ler
tra.ck and f1tkl eqUid powered
its way to tbe 1971 track titJ.
lD the floats held at Dafideoa
tl.eld Thursday, May 27, The
ta.leated KD1pts won the over-
all team title W'Uh 19! points
to 130 tor coach Denny JaC-
Obsoo.'s Ensign c ombined
tquads. Dwyer traUed with 52,
TeWlDkle 43, Gisler (the 1970
ctw.mps) scored 39, Davis 35,
Rea !2 and Lncoln tallied 14.
Yaik sta.nlow, J!Dd, Uld
Wood, who ft.Allhed Srcl.
Brian Theriot aD4 staa1ow
lllilshed 2-3bohiDcl8cKI-
in a elose 180. Theriot c&.IH
back with a reeord breakiDI
34.? win io the 300 wttb AU.
Liddle and Rlcllard Zoot, boCb
from TeWlnkle, tin11b1Dc 2ad
and 3rd ahead of BordJer ol.
Lincoln aDd Nltskowlki of Dwy-
er, who flnished 4th W 5th
in the 100 allo.
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THE ENSIGN SCHOOL'S Sea. Bees won the Class C team
ti'CIPftJ 1D tlle Newport-Mea..Huntm,ton Beach track and
field. meet May 27. Sbown here wlth the trophy are, from
left, Bt)'IJit HUman, Coach Dan GUess.
mu aDd Tom Buacu. to Ka.lser in
the G¥er-all compet!Uoa.
Bank goes
vista-matic
AT
rill -
Also A-=~•'-••~Y
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011 I'IMIMaiLA
Alrma.n Timothy H. Baker,
son or Mrs. Harriet A. Baker,
35? Vic.torla, Costa Mesa, has
received Ills flrst U, S. Air
Force duty assipment after
completing basic tra..tning at
Lackland AFB, Texas. The air-
man has been assigned to a
unit of the Strategic A1r Com-
mand. at Perase AFB, N. li,
for training and duty in the
Tbe Knlgtlts garnered dlv-
lsloDal team titles in the A,
8 aoo C divisions. It wa.s all
K~ser and Ensign as the Sea
Bees swept the C , champion-
ship, outscorlngKaiser4?to21.
Dwyer was close behind the
Knights with 19; Rea llad 14and
Gisler 13 in the C battle. TARS WIN CIF Kaiser won the class A title
in grabbing 46 points to 2? for
Ensign, 25 for Gisler and 13
ed Bill Nissley 8-6andO'Rellly for Rea. Ken CoMer set a new
bombed Heinz Schuler, the No. district record with 5'9" high
1 singles star of Santa Monica, jump mark to give Rea a 1st
6-2. in that event. Casey Coonell
Jack Harper set a new ree-
ord in the 600 when be raced
home in 1:19,9, Tom Lloy,Gts.
ler, nntshed a close ZDd. Kai-
ser grabbed a 3rd as Ktm CJa.rk
broke out of a pocket In the
last 30 yards. Koil O'Hara got
a strong 4th for Kaiser while
Stm Ward finished 5th for Rea.
Dave Brockmeyer tossed
49'3" to give Ensign a 1st In
the shot just ahead of Sam Cas-
lorene or Kaiser aod Marc Wil-
sey of Ensign. Tltola. took a
4th for Dwyer and Hi11 of Davis
was 5th.
Newport Natlooa.l Bank is
bringing another first to Or-
ange County. VIsta -matte
drive-in windows wUI be part
of the new, plush t:aciUtles at
the Airport otnce of the bank.
"P AT TO H" (GP) STARTS AT 7,00 P.M.
administrative field. He Is a The Newport Harbor Sailors
19?0 graduate or Estancia high s uccessfully defended thelr CIF
school in Costa Mesa. tennis title when they turned
... -~-~~-~---, back Santa Monica last Friday ~ afternoon 15-1/4 to 12-3/4.
Coach Pat Wilson's netters a-l 0 venged their only loss of the
season as Santa Monica won
Its first enco""ter this year by
a single point. -...ew-.... -.. ....,_ uw .. -... a-a, ..
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This Is the 2nd CIF' title
Newport Harbor has captured
this year as the water polo
team under coach Bill Barnett
won the CIF AAAA title. The
Tars completed a spectacular
sports parlay as the football
team tied for the Sunset league
title and the water polo aut
Bob Ogle powered his way cleared 5'8" for his best ef-
through all of .his .matches and fort of the year.
dropped only one game. Steve Bodenhoefer won the
It was quite a comeback wln CYF' athlete of the meet award
tor Harbor as Santa Monica had with wins In the 100 180 and
jumped otl to an early lead and long jump. The trip!~ win set
led most of the way until Dav_e the stage tor the Kaiser sweep
Eastman and Kim Per ino split of the A division and the Kai-
thelr fina l doubles set to go ser over-all team champion-
ahead 12-1/2 to 12-3/~, ~ol -ship. Bodenhoefer woo the 100
towed by c lut ch wlnsbyO Reilly with close competition from and Small.
Local stars in state finals tennis teams won their SlUlset JOAN BAEZ league crowns prior to their The stale finals at UCLA triple winner of the night. lie 1/CARRY e rr conquests . th is Friday aner noon w!lt have s parked Estancia to the Class
l'l F'rosh Cody Small and soph Terry Albritton and . Mar_k Ste-C championship as the Ea gles 1 Tim O'Reilly blasted out wins vens of Ha.rbor HtgtJ. m ~e outdistanced Santa Ana a.nd
IT ON /I in the final singles matches to shot put while Nick Rose wtll Santa Barbara, who tied for
overcome the Santa Monica lead be racing under the Corona del 2nd _and Jr d.
and clinch the 2nd straight CIF Mar colors in the 880. The fin-G1rasole outclassed the field (G) AAA charrwionshlp for the tal-a is will get under way at OOon .in the 100 with 9.9, took the ~~:;;::;:;:::::~.:t~ed~Har~bo~r~it~e=s~S~m:a~i~t~de~f!ea,t-Saturday. 180 at 1?.9 and the long jump en ' Stevens won the semis in the with 22' 5-1 /2". He waJved his
shot but Albritton won the lln-tina! 2 tries in the long jump
PICTURES alstogoatongwUtlhlsSunset as he anchored the Estancia
R ATED (GP)
CAL L 673-6260
FOR SHOW TIM ES
league crown. Stevens' first relay team to what looked llke
effort was 58'2", then he blast-a photo finish. Gi rasole appear-
ed out efforts of 60-4-1/4, 62 -ed to catch the Santa Ana an-
1/2, 60-11, 61-4-1/2, 62 -5-1/4 chor man right at the tape In a
with his nnal heave well over superb finishing etrort that saw
60' but he fouled on that one. him close a gap of ? to 10
Steve Bodenhoefer took the
tong jump with a great 19'4"
to ftnish ahead or Allen Lid·
die of TeWlnkle, Mitch Bar-
nett or Rea, Kojt O'Hara of
Kaiser, and Dean Pautsch or
Ensign.
The record shattering A higtl
jump duel ended with Ken Coo-
ner or Rea taking that crown.
Casey Connel of Ensign was
2nd, Tim Brown or TeW1nkle
3rd, Hansen of Rea 4th and
Weatherford of Kaiser 5th.
This new system will per.
mit the servicing of 6 custo-
mers slmult.aneously. Six traf-
fic lanes will be designated in
the new parking lot. The teller
can see the car and occupant
at each of the 6 customer to.:.
cations. As a car comes to
the bead of a lane, a deposit-
ory Is located oo the driver's
side, at a height sUghtly be-
low window level. A drawer
wUJ open automatically, and
the customer deposits his check
deposit, or other banking pap-
ers. A pneumatic tube coo-
nects the drawer with the tell-
er's booth, and she Immediat-
ely receives the customer's
transaction, She then takes care
of necessary details, arx1 re-
turns mooey, bank books, or
other papers to the customer.
It is estimated that there
will be a 68% savings in time
of the transaction.
Kaiser walked off with the
B crown, scorlng 4? to En-
sign's 27. Dwyer taWed 20
and Davis 1 ?. The Kaiser'sRon
Lamerton won In a pboto fin-
Ish over Dave Becker of En-
sign ln the 100, Ron Mlcklln
of Dwyer was 3rd, Fontes of
Davis 4th and Long or Kaiser
5th. The clocker caught the
time at a super 11.2 for the
B's,
Jon Randall blazed to twin __ !:L!:!~G4~L.!NO~T~I!:C!:! __
wins in the 180 (19.8) and in r -75?9
the 300 (35.4). Lamertoo was FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME
an inch behind in the 180 to STATEMENT
take 2nd ahead of 11trongtln1sh-The following person is doing·
lng Ron Micklln of Dwyer, 3rd; business as: Dimmitt Quick
Becker of Eoslg:n, 4tb, ud Clean Center, 3200 E. Coast
Bruce Sharp of Davis, 5th. Highway, Corona del Mar:
lm'll)N!
ttiiCi fiOMrn sau.nOUilttlnusur••••••llr.
Now
At Both
Edward s Cinema s
"Thr -AlnlrUI
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Harbor's super Junior Terry yeards. A slight miscue on the
Albritton tossed 63 -ll '' on his 2nd lland-off by the Eagles p.ve
nest try, "then In succession Santa Ana a lead going into the
64-4, 63-21/4, a foul, 62' a.nd last tap.
a foul on tl!s final try, His 64-4 While Estancia coac hes and
was only 2 inches ott the nat-their blue rU>boo relay team of
tona l age group (16 years) rec-C rat~ Johnston, Steve Adams,
ord of 64-6 set by Sa m Walker Bruce Girasole and Art Ltd-
of Dallas, Texas , In 196'1. die were clebrating their CIF
Bruce Sharp avenged his lone Mahalo Corporation, 3200 E.
loss of the year when he fin-Coast Highway, Corona det Mar·~~~;;;;;;~~~;;;~;;;;~~: ished "IJiea.cS of Steve Hines of Callf.
Gisler wtth a clocking of l.Z%.6 This business ls beln& coo-
In the 600, Ensign's DaveSilaw, dueled by A Corporation.
Mike HaJJ arxl Tom Sllarp t1Jl-Signed: Hazel Dimmitt, Pres.
ALSO PLAYtHG--
to Hell!
Nick Rose, the Corona del championship,_ there was a
Mar half -mller, finished Jrd by strong probability that tt-Js was
nipping Buena Pa~;k's Tom Ko-the 5\\"a.n song for this team of
vacich at the tape after a fur-talented speedsters. YoungGlr-
ious stretch run, Percell Keel -asole will most likely be en-
log from Morningside took 1st rolled in some fortuante San
with Bill Helnzan of GleDdora Diego school next year as a
taking 2nd. Rose was bounced shift In his father's position wlll
around pretty badly on the curve r equire a family move to the
going Into the ba ck stretch and border city.
was knocked off stride by Long Kevin Willingham gave Es-
t~~~~~~~~~~~~~~; Beach Poly soph Elvie Howard, lancia some valuable team but Nick r ecovered to capture points when he got a 3rd In the
3rd place. C high jump. Watch for Steve ....;;;...1 Bruce Glrasole was the only Adams, a valuable member of
the Estancia relay team and
star hurdler lor the C's, to
mature into the super class
also. Ada ms is only a frosh and
It took 3 seniors to nose hi m
out of th e finals in the hurdles
compeUtlon.
20 word$ or leu
21 wordJ 10 30 words
31 word$ to 40 WO'I"d$
Eoeh word over 40 word$
I T ime
uo
l OO
3.00
.05
2 Tim•t
2.50
3.00
4.00
_to
3 Tiii\U bicyc le repairing oo 3.00 all makes. Tires and all r e-
4.00 placement puts. At Balboa
5.00 Mercantile, 200 Mal.n Street,
.15 Balboa. PhOne 6'15 -7282. ........ , .............. [---------~~"-"~'!'A~N._.T.!E.!D'----1 HEI.P WANTED OOROTHY NA PK1E 1NTER-
1RON1NG Y t 1 IORS. Total envlronmentper. . ears o exper ence MATURE WOMAN ··anted as tt """'""' r 1 hi & !'-.. sonallzed service. Area 11 on a •.r....-s o c ot ng ' w-nursery atte·•--t at M·"·in-8 S · It • h' t •~· -years . 548-9?9 a.m. Bo1 en. pec1a y, mens s IJ' s. ers Church. Sunday morning $1 50 h M bl Whi t 1361, Newport Beach. • per r . a e man, and evening. 675-4550 or I-----------607 Marguente Ave., Corona 1·
del Mar. Phone 6?3-2 774.1 _5_4_8._5_2_06_·-------[!sPOl~
lshed 3rd, 4th and 5th. Thls statement filed with the
Roo Lamerton was lst in county clerk of Orange County
the B shot with a 42'8" toss. on: May 21, 1971 , by Beverly
Greg Mahotf of Ensign was J. Maddox, deputy colUlty clerk.
2nd, Pete McCowen of En-Publish: May 27, June 3, 10,
sign 3rd, Timmerman of dwy-1 ?, 19'71 , in the Newport Harbor
er 4th a.nd Fleming of Rea Ensign.
was 5th .
Ron Mlcklln gave Dwyer a
lone 1st place flnlsher In the
long jump as his 18'3" leap
just shaded Jon Randall's 18-
footer. Casey Stevens gave Te-
WinJcle a 3rd place while Larry
Falke of Rea, Long of Kaiser
and Moates of Dwyer tin1Shed
In a 3-way tie for 4th .
Carl Nute Of Davis WOO the
B high jump as he cleared
5'1" to tlnlsh ahead of Steve
Hendricks of Kaiser. Mike Pat-
ersoo of TeWi.nlde was 3rd,
Do•ney of Dwyer 4th aM Mark
Wang of Davis was 5th.
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C.ll673-
SECRETARIAL WORK, mimeo-
graphing, notary, and small
bookkeeping accoW!ts. Call
673-4050 afternoons.
BABYSITTER needed, 7:45
12:30 Monday through Fri-
day. Five mooth old girl,
Yery good • .Corona del Mar
area. Pbone 6?3..g386,
before your eyes -
on your new carpel -remofe
them with Blue Lustre. Rf!DI:
electric shampooer, $1.00.
Crown Hardware, 31 0? East
Coast Hwy., Corona. del Mar.
THE CLASS A TROPHY woo bJ the Kaiser Kolgttts ln the
district meet at David.soo field May 27 is displayed by
(left to rigfltr Steve Bodenholftr, Ccach Roa Pette,. and
Brian Theriot Steve was named the ''CYF -Enslp &thlete
or the meet" tor his triple wlaa l.o the 100, 180 aDd long
Jump, Bri.a.n set a oew rec«d lD tbe SOO and placed ZDd to
• Tile Owl ud die
Doris is an actress model
who doesn't clo much acting
or
WILL TRADE offshOre moor-
lng oft Lido Isle for offshore
tor Balboa Island North Bay,
Call 6'75-?5~? or (213) 792-
5486.
Steve 1n the 180 as Ensign aDd Ka.IHr made a clean •• ~!::~;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ii~~-, of tlrst place awards in theAdh1sloo, of the
Pettey's won Cbt cbllJlii'IQ":
l1ld the ud C
a nunuF .......
AM .. ... _ DRAPERY SERVICE c_,
Drapery Cleaning -New Draperies -Drapery Alterations
Hardware Repair and Installation
Efi M0-1366 • 64 2-0270
1702 NEWPORT BLVD. COSTA MFSA, CALIF.
I.B. PERMITS
Tile l>llowtoc ,__ lo lllo UOO Port a-ol Jl,OOO Ud ... -• wadlar poo~ 1-dorlac lilt IIMII-lrflr>o eo.,
•zr•t1 Pull& Pel•
•••• 1 ...... c..ta ..
ol ,..,, attbo Harbor
• BIG CANYON JJ,IOO.
Bta Curoo C-trr Club, • CAMIO .-zll
11,000 IQlare loot elubllot&M, a. ~ a~
JI,OOO,OOO; aloe> lirldpo ud 45P C-Rd., JI,IOO.
'ftlls, $90,000. • t.JOO BL£
• EAST UPPER BAY LOwrJ, rtmotepartltlou
Pblko-Ford, llddiiiOII, Ford --dock, 101 VIa lllldltlo,
Rd., $36,000. $%,000.
• NEWPORT CENTER • BALBOA
SDC IDe., portlllou, 343 SaJI W. K. Sllat, Z-«orr d..,llo>,J
)U(Uel, $1,000, .f01 Edpftttr I $Sa,ISU.
lrvtoe Co., 610 Nnpori Cen~ MacDoM.Id-ColllDI, z
ter Dr., tenaot develapmeat for dupltzes at 1211, 1!15,
Union Bank. $145,000. &Dd U 19 W, Bay AYe.,
BI.Jbo'A Insurance Co,, pr-$41,400.
age, 620 Newport center Dr., Thomu HorDJr.,Z-storcrdu-1
$18,624. pies, ISU W. Oc-.a no .. ,l
' CORONA HIGHLANDS $55,000.
Howard Farwt).l, exteodroom • • CUFF HAVEN
a.t 424 Wornlnc Canyoo, $4,500. John BraJu:loo, additiOO.
J. C. MacBeth, 1~unlt ctweU-Pt.rate Rd., $3,500.
Log, 409 Cortez, $35,500. • NEWPORT
• lRvtNE TERRACE Hungry Tl~tr, 3'53 E.
Wllllam Young, addltion at Hwy., sip ~~~~:~:~ 1924 Talluoa Ter., $4,500, $1,000; port
• CORONA DEL MAR Frank, addlUoo,
J. G. MacBeth, addition, 215 HWJ,, No. 8, $2:,500.
Narcissus, $15,000. H. G. Robl.ns, garage with
McNa.Uey, alteratlonsa.nda.d-unit over, 6402 W. Ocean Ft.,
dltton, 3228 Ocean, $1,500. $23,000.
L. H. Morgan, 2-story, 1-• BALBOA ~l.AND
unll dwelling, 415 Heliotrope George Fo1...,r,
Ave., $28,600. at 1004 S.
BAYCREST
ON LINCOLN LANE
THREE BE!liiOOMS, 3 FULL BATHS, BEST SE-
CLUDED STREET IN 8AYCREST. SPACIOlB LIV-
ING ROOII AND 'JACK AND JILL' FAIIILY ROOII,
FORIIAL DINING ROOII.
OWHBR IS MOVING
ANXIOUS POR QUICK SA.LEU
Robert Sattler, addition, 527 c. Lehman,
Hazel, $15,000, garage, 133 Tapas, c M
R. N. Fraok, alterations and • NEWPORT HEIGHTS OR BIN-ARTI
addition, 113 Bayside, $40,000. John Vogel, alterations, :
p~ l.k..H £JJ,
,_. .. h
VIew -"" -5 ....
708 Sl J..s Place
CLIFFHAVEN, NEWI'OU loiACH * (OPEN SUNDAY I TO 51 *
One of o'Ur most individuali!.td custom bomts.
:\ truly dramatic: impact awaits your guestll
from the moment they enter the file to your
all-redwood home. Enhanced by many trees.
* Y ariety ef layfrlllts
,A, fine ~tl ection of 3 to I bedroom homes w1th
piers. from $117,000 to 1000,000; aJ10 PRJME
BAY ESTATE LOTS. Bayfronl rentals ovail·
able. Contact Mr. er Mrs. BeaU:. 173-0141.
Shell Oil, acid sloreroom al WeslmlJisler, $10,000. 1~~~~~~~~~-=~~~~~~~~; 2801 E. Coast Hwy., $%,000. Neuro~Psychlatrtc & H•.ltnl
Robert McMahon, alteration Services, addition, 1501 ;:;;::;:;::;;::;;::;;:;::;:;:;;:;:;::;; and repairs, 213 FernleafAve., St., $25,000. ~~~~~'O>OOOO> 0
$10,000, • NEWPORT SHORES ~----__.
J . G. MacBeth, add 2nd story M. B. Parker, alterations 11f2~ .,_ y at 215 Narcissus, $10,000. 351 Walnut, $9,000.
The Buccola Co., dwelllngs • WEST NEWPORT HEIGIITS tfl rt.
at 1645 Bayside, $67,300; 1649 WUUam Messenger ~
Bayside, $60,300; 1653 Bay-dltion, 330 Placentia,
side, $56,000; 1657 Bayside, and tenant developmeot,
$58,600, and $3,680,
• HARBOR VIEW HILLS Newport Medical Corp,, ad-
Shell 011 Co., sign at 1600 diUon and alteration, 307 Pla-
MacArthur Blvd., $1,800. centla., $10,000,
Flaum, addition, 184-4 Port • WEST UPPER BAY
Charles, $2,000. Robert Leise, a swtmmlng
James Muller, addition, 1500 pool, 141 5 Santiago, $3,500.
Keel, $1,950, Dr. George Prastka, addition
Shell OU Co., service station at 1429 Galaxy Dr., $6,000.
at 2500 San Joaquin Hills Rd., • BAY SHORES
$25,000, and pump island and Darrel Wright, addition over
canopy, $9,300. garage, 2521 Vista Dr., $10,550.
Don Bren, swlmllllng pool at
SITUo\TID ON Till ACaiS
Sf'ACIOiis I 6 2 llllaM. APAIITMIIITS
, ...... """'"" ·-'$160
• Ptivatc Patios • Fiteplac:u
• POOLS • IJ Hole Puttina Oreen
• Tcnnil
• Sepautc F~i ly Section
• Adj. to Schools and Play11ound
900 s .. Lone, CtN Mail carrier Verna dies
deUvered mail tor more thaD i !:Me;•;"""";;•;•;oo~r=Co~•:•:':":wy:.:c:I•:•;•;'";F;•thlon hlond Mrs. Ver na B. Ford, 69,
Costa Mesa's !1rst female mall
curler, died early Saturday
morning at Park Lido Conva-
lescent Hospital 1n Newport
Btaoll, following many years of
111Dess wbich forced her to re~
ttre tD Jamary, 1969.
24 years, maki ng frieods with R .
everyone along her route, whom
she coosidered as her own
~rs. Ford, affectionately
koown to hundreds of local rest~
dents as "AnnJe," joined the
post otnce In 1945, when most
of the area was farmland. Sr.e
JOSEPH V. TAGUE, 70,
OF COSTA MESA DIES
Joseph V. Tague, 70, ot 1722
Labrador Dr., Costa Mesa, died
May 30 at Costa Mesa Mem-
orial Hospital. He was born
April 13, 1901, in llUools, and
came to Orange County 6 years
ago. He was a retired telegra-
pher with the Chicago and
Northwestern Railroad.
Survivors Include his wUe,
Leona; 5 daughters, Mrs. Joan
McAlpine of Costa Mesa, Mrs.
Kathleen Clark of Iowa City,
Iowa; Mrs. Nancy Boles, Oy~
sart, Iowa; Mrs. Mary Ann
Parlette of Reseda and Mrs.
Margaret Fergesoo of Chelsea,
Iowa; 3 sons, Donald and Thorn-
, as, both of Costa Mesa, and
Paul or Santa Ana; and 17 grand
children.
Mass was celebrated June
2 at St. John the Baptist Cath~
olic Church, Interment was at
Good Shepherd Cemetery. Baltz
Mort11ll'y, Costa Mesa, was 1n
c lllrge of arrangements.
ALTA BAHIA ELECTS
MRS. DAVID CHAMBERS
·•ta.mlly."
Before becoming a m>II "<'"'-
rter, she spent several
In the mldwelt u botb a. ":;:i~ paper reporter and .s
teacher.
Survivors include a daughter,
Ruth ELsmao of Costa Mesa;
a sister Uvlng in Sacrameoto,
2 graodchlldren and Z great-
grandchildren.
Funeral services were held
Tuesday at the BeU-Brcwtway
Mortuary.
B.t.DHAM OH T.V.
Assemblyman Robert E. Bad-
ham (R -Newport Beach) wtll
appear on the KHJ TV "Tempo
show at 11:30 a.m. Mooday,
June 7, to discuss the CalU-
ornia water problem :u.:l, ln
particular, the peripheral ca-
nal.
MERLE WILHITE DIES
Merle Wllh..lte, 55, of 3813
Seashore Dr., West Newport,
died May 28 at Long Beach
Veterans Hospital. He was born
Nov. 13, 1915, In Kansas, and
came to Orange COWJty 10 y-.rs
ago. He was a real esta.te bro-
ker.
Survivors include hJs wife,
Dorothy; Z daughters, Vlctie
and JooeUe, both of Mlssourl;
a.od a brother, Lawrence otiJll~
nois.
BEACH KEYS
w1th this 2 BR. 2 ba. Corona del Ma_r
pool hom~. Secluded yard & lovel y \anaL
SUPER VIEW & PIER
Very \ar.e:e :l_BR. w din. rm .. den & fa m.
rm . ov~rlookin.E( entire harbor. Phone nr
!'top by for det<ul.~ & n · $how ing.
Open Honse Sat Sun 1-5. 2:11n Oc-ean HI\ d.
rat Carnation \. {'orona del Mar
HOME SHOW REALTORS
3.)35 F.-a eo..t Hif!;h•ay
ttt8EIIPLJC
• BEAL ESTATE
IIBSIDBHTIAL AHD 8VSIH8SS PROPERTIES
···1'011 IHTERBSTeD, PROFESSIONAL
COHSIDBIIATIOH see
S-LI UM. UUTI
UIS I . Coo., Co-• HI,. ..
PRESTIGE WATERFRONT HOMES
SHOWN IV APPOtNTMINT
S Linda hla Drive
,J ust completed 4 BR . 511!1 ba. hom e w lfam.
rm. & study. Magnificent 39 ft. waterfront
liv. rm. wt frpl. & wet bar. . .... 1155,000
11 Lind• hi• Driv•
t:l e~Ant n"'w 5 RR. 41-2 ba . hnme w . fo rmll
t1 1n . rm .. fa m. rm ., wet bar. Impre~s1ve en-
tr) court W'l6 ft. mahog. doors. S179,SOO.
53 Lind• Isle Drive
Hnm P on lagoon.:. RR .. 41:z ba .. w 4 frplcs.,
;acuw tuh. hdwd. firs .. !'ep. In·. rm .. dm.
rm, fam. rm . & brkfst. rm ....... $175.000
Waterfront Lots
~·o. 44 : lOR Ft. on water .... Sl25.000
!\n. 76 : 3 Car garage. Reduced to ... 177.000
F.,. Compl ... information on all homes &
lots, ,._ .. u,
BD.L GIUJNDY, .Rnkor
Ill o..,~ 0r ·~ Sui-. l , N.a. 642-46» ,.•••••••oooo•••
I I I I I I I I I I 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
H-AS DEVELOPED A NEW AND UP-TO-DATE
Mloi' OF THE ENTIRE AREA. CONTACT TO-
DAY A REAL TOR IN YOUR AREA AND RE-
CEIVE FREE A COPY OF THIS BEAUTIFUL
"'loi'.
FREE FREE
~ner
Funeral services were held
June 1 at the Westclltt Chapel
interment ns at SawteUe Vet-
erans Cemetery Ill Los Ance~
les.
Alta Bahia Committee ot me
Ora.n.p County Phllharmonlc
Society 'rill Mid a pu...pu party
June 25 at the Westcwr home TRYON SUCCUMBS
of Ray mood c. oosta oc. Friday, Farner Tryoa, 80, of 2001
Juoe Z5 ; Mrs. Dosta wUl be E. Balboa Bt.d., Balboa. died
assisted by Mrs. Ct.rles E. May 25 at Ho&c. HoiiPlt:aL He
Kelley aod Mrs, Robert L. WoU. ns bon. Marcb 21, 1191, lD
square apartments
ANNOUNCES THE AVAILABILITY OF
Mrs. Dl.rid Cbamblrs t&s Des MolDn, loft, ud came to
been elected ci:Wrman for tbe on..oce eo.ty ta li$4, He wu
comlDC year; Mrs. Paul Queyp a rtaleltate •JHmaA.
nl wt.U bl -.tee chairman; Mrs. San1toral8cld h1l 3 ...a.
Wlllilm Etchl.:lll, recordiDC Speac• ol Al&atl, L&wreoc:eot
ncretu'J; Mrt. KeaaethSmlth, Studio CtlJ ud Rlebard ol 911-corr..,.,.nc Mttltu'Y; Mra. boa; t pa.IKk:blldr• IIIli .,..t
Elliott L. Perkiol, tr-..urer; crucJeblklr-.
Wra. E. MOI'IU Q\DM, au&a... F---.1 ...no. wwt btld
loCI by llro •. J . ..._ pro-llay U at Paclllc Vlow C-1
c:rama: Mn. Rotiert L. WoU, wltb latwiMillt at Pact.nc Vln
pabUcltJ chairman. Mra. JobD Wemortal Part.
w, Daoa-.CMII-JOIOJCbllr -".II.VANDIRIURG DIIS mu. ..W IMI'ft&lp&rtiamta-Httblrtll. v..-...r. It,
tarlLD. "' 118 --"'"~ --rtO&IRT GODPREY DIIS u-. died W.,. a at Hoq
-B. GodD'oy, P, ol H .... l Ha 'Ill bon W.,.
A REALLY UNIQUE
HOME
Jbw ~ ever t-n on w ..
.tftfront Drive In OSI'!T
II'• lined ,..~pepprr trftt
I cute, qUI1nt homes. Mr.
Wek:b'• home on tt. OX!II'I'
11 now for Ale. He blt the
borne 40 yr1 110 wlhrdwd
ftoorl. bt-amtd t"eUirwa.
I 110M ti~ I Jot1 ol
dwtrm. It alii(! ha1 _. BR 3
... , .t li'Mdom. A t1nlquw
oduliw at 154,51».
IJJiojiC)(Jf ~ ---,.. •. o.tttwy.
O...W~~M.CIK
M1 E. IIIII Ill., C-11-, 15, 1101, Ia s.trloo, -.,
..... ...,. 10 al lllo ·-·· ....... to <lnllll c.-,. -lo v-o..r.. He wu bon JIIIJ I, 1111, lo II roora -1141 WU a real ,,..; • •-i,.~.-...' •.
Dll .... Ud -to ~ --· . .... -"•" c...,,,,,_._ SW•-• •-lola ""~--~Col::!l~~!!!'-:~~11 SWol-o 18c-lola -. 11v1at1; a -. Cloarlao; 'I'
MlrJ; ... .._.,na,dcfiGI'ull clarcMar,WrLile•cntc c rf D sh ,_.., Colo.o 1111 1aro,&.-"-' _, Ud I lniiH I 0 ; -... ::.oiClnllll-. .-Ud ai-Tart. ,_.. IIIRALTOIII
--·--·-IIQno&-MJ-WJ 1W8 Ill -·c..o~ Co* •L "'' •• -11 1111 W. COAl M-. VIIIW MIT Jf tal Pan.
TWO AND THREE BEDROOM UNITS FOR
ADULTS DESIRING TO LIVE AMIDST BEAUTY
BY THE SEA IN THE PRESTIGIOUS WESTCLIFF
AREA OF NEWPORT BEACH ........ FROM $230
For lnfot1MIIon telephone Mr. Robert M. llucldey,
Meneger el (714) 845-0252 or write to The
Office 01 TIM MetMOger, MMner SqueN
Apertmente, 1244 Irvine A•enue,
Newport Beech, CeHfonN
12114
... ,. . ....,..
•
Lw..W. .....
CAMEO HIGHLANDS
Deluxe Home with View
THREE BEDROOMS, DEH, FAMit.Y ROO .. ,
FORMAL DtHIHG ROOM, EXTRA LARGE
KITCHEH, 3 CAR GARAGE.THE BEST OF
EVERYTHIHG IH THIS CUSTO"' BUILT
HOME. ••••
The Best Buy
CAMEO HIGHLANDS
A SPIT-AHD-POLISH 3 BEDROO"'. 2
BATH HOME FOR OHL Y $47,5000
••••
eo Shores View Home
FOUR BEDROO .. S, 2l\ BATHS, EXTRA
LARGE LOT. THIS IS A HEW LISTIH G,
JUST BEIHG VACATED.
CI.I.L US TO LOOK AT THIS HO M E.
•••• Two Duplexes
FOUR 2 BEDROOM APARTMEHTS.
CLOSE TO SHOPP.IHG AREA.
GOOD REHTAL RECORDS.
$90,000
••••
SF.E VS FOR YEARLY AND SU ~'II E R RENTAl S
. Country Size Kitchen
. . . and country size lot. Beautiful
4 bedroom, 2 story custom home
with all the extras including 3 car
garage. Owner transferred to France
--must leave this month. Priced for
im:nediate sale at an unbelievable
$44,500. Call 545 -8424. (Open eves.)
MACNAB-IlYN
FINER HOMIS
IUIILE & SMILE
ln lite cmy warmth of this Early Amortcan
3 BR. pOol home. Famllyllviq tbt Nl)' 1Jt.
upenalvo woy -Auumo V.A. looa. •·• Owntr ia aasioua! !
MEitEDITH GARDENS
Truly l<l<IOOUI 3 BR docoralor'o home. Lara
FR. lonul Oil 011 qlllot ""'""-w . II w1ll bt 1 ... ot flnt &IIIII! PI-all .,._
f'S,151
MACMAI·•'ll•
675-3210 . Ma IIJI
l• •• lis Drhe •• .._ .... .... , .......
Tbe Orance Coast comml.ll.llty
Orchestra ·Will present Us tlnal
performance intbecurreDtser-
les of orchestra and choral pro-
grams tor this season at 4 p.m.
this Sunday in the OCC AOOI-
torlum, Admlsslon wtu be $1.
Soloists Dottie Ogle-Nli and
Kate Whitney wtll perform In
tile Mozart coocerto for 2 pi-
anos aoo orchestra.
The Scblcksalslled "Song of HONORS FOR GEMIN IS
Destiny" by Brahms will be Members of Balboa Yacht
presented by the OCC chorale Club whose Zodlac sig:nisGem-
and orchestra. inJ will be booored this Sat-
SC!IOLARSH IPS Gl VEN
Aunllary members of the
Costa Mesa Memorial Hospit-
al recently presented $100
scholarships to Tom Wtcldand
and Hauna.nl Dwight, seniors at
E stancla high school, and to
seniors Karen Hart and Wanda
Wakely at Costa Mesa high
urday evening. ~une 5, at the
BYC clubhouse on Bayside Dr.
Cockta.tls at 6:30 wtU pre-
cede a dinner -dance beginning
at 8 p.m. Hosts for the even-
ing will be Ray and Marty
Lenahan. Music will be pro-
vided by BYC's own BUge
Pumpers.
sc~\uxiliaryalsopresented SERGEANT PROMOTED
Golden West College with a Ronald L. Fisher, son of Mr .
$100 revolving fund for student and Mrs . Marion L. fisher, use 1753 Tustin Ave., Costa Mesa,
· bas been promoted lO staff ser-
DEGREE AT DENISON
Joh.n R, Haven, a graduate of
NewPOrt Harbor high school,
r eceived the bachelor of arts
degree at Denison University,
Gra.nvme, Ohio, at commence-
ment exercises May 31, He is
the son of Mrs. Earl Z. Haven.
324 Esth.er St., Costa Mesa. He
majored ln religion, served on
geant In the u. S. A~ Force.
St. Fisher, ana.lrtransporta-
tion specialist at Bien Hoa AB,
Vietnam, serves with a unit ot
the PacUlc Air Forces, head-
quarters for air operations 1n
Southeast Asia, the Far East
and Pacutc area. He Is a 196'7
graduate of Ne wport Harbor
h.lgh sch.ool.
th.e Denison Community As~ DAWH PATROL.
soclaUon vespers program, · made the dean's list, am be-Petty omcer Th.lrd Class
came t member of tbe Franco-)!lark W. Foster, of K8 M.ls-
Calllopean creative writing so-aioa, Co.ta M-., abou'd the clety fUlded mlaalle cr ulHr tBS Al-
. bany, aod Petty omcer Secood
Class Carlos Reyes, 2119ster~
35 YEARS WI TH P TT Uog Ave., Costa llesa, abolrd
A career spanninl 35 years th.e llebt ruJ.ded mlsslle cruiser
ended on June 1 wh.en J. Wll-USS Sprinefield, participated 1n
Uam Miller of 814 W, Ocean the North Atlantic Treaty Or.
Ft., Balboa. reUred from Pa-pntzation (NATO) ir!JDlnl n -
ciftc Telephone. He began hls ercise "DAWN PATROL n "
career with th.e South.ern Cal-1n th.e Mediterranean Sea.
Uornia Telephone Company,
Los Angeles, and most re-cently was employed at Pa-BACK TO BALBOA
cute's Los Angeles ottl.ce at Mr. and Mrs. Howard B.
742 s. Hill st. Ch.adsey, former residents of
Balboa, but for th.e put yeu
residents of Hooolulu, Hawall,
spent the week-end of May U-
23 as delegates to the state
Republican conventioo beld oo
the IslaOO of Maul. The Chid-
sey's e~peCt to spend the sum~
mer at their borne lD 8tlbca,
return1.ng to the mainland Yla
Alasl<a,
FUCHSIA SHOWING
The Costa Mesa. Bay ClUes
branch. of the CaWornla Nat-
tonal Fuchsia Soc lety wlll bold
Its annual fUchSia showing June
5 and 6 t.ro m 10 a.m. to 10
p.m. 1n th.e Costa Mesa Park
1n conjunction wtth. the LJons
Fish Fry.
L !GAL HOT IC! L!GA L MOTIC!
NOTICE OF P UBLIC HEARL~G wtth and southwesterly 36,00
(Vacation of Public feet trom the oorth.euterl)' l1De
Utility Easement ) of said 14-foot alley; theDcl
NO'T'ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN S. 50"22' E. 25.80 feet a.Ioor
that the City Council of th.e said parallel line to a 11De
City of Newport Beach on May parallel with. and euterlyl4.00
24, 19n, adopted Resolution of feet from saJd westerly Une
Intention No. 7438 declaring Its of A.td Parcell; th.eoce N. 1'7
intention to order the vacaUon allel Une belnr the_. •sterly
of a public utility easement in line of the land de&crlbed in
Block D, Tn.ct 323 a.od a por-Aid Parcel 1; th.eoce N. 17•
Uon of l..()t 14, Block 632, Co. 30'56" w. &6.3'7 feet a.tooc lut
rona del Mar Tract, ln, over said parallel line to a polm
and under th.at certain real on sa.Jd northeasterly Une of
property described as follows: said 14-foot alley; sa.ld point
That portion of th.e 1-4.foot being the most westerly cor-
alley adJoining Block DotTract oer of l..()t 3, Block D, Tract
323 per map r ecorded 1n Boot 323; thence alooe said DOI'tb-
14, pa~s 40 and 41 of Mts-easterlY l1De N. 5o•zz• w.
eellaoeous Maps ln the otftce 60.54 feet to the point of bt-
of the County Recorder of Qr. pnntne-
aneo COW>ty, CalUorllla, W-REFERENCE Ill horobJmado
gether wtlh th.at portion of Lot to a map lbowlnc tbe publle
14 in Block 632 of the COf'Oal utility -..meat to be al:ud-
del Mar Tract per map record-OMd. for' puttcuJan a.ad de-
oct Ill Book 3, .. &0 41 aDd 42 talla, aid .,..,, ellllllod "PRO-
of sold Mlo<:ellaDoous Maps, POSED VACATION OF ALLEY
descrJbed as a whole u bUows: AND P U E IN BLOCK 6S!
BqlDDJ.tJc: at tbe lntereec-CORONA ·eEL MAR TR.", ti
UoD ol -ly liDO at OD lllo Ill lilt Olllce at lilt City
Doblla A-(tormwtl 31st Clerk Dl lilt City at Newport
A n o•) u abowo oa. tbe m., Beach, u adopted oa. tbe 1Jtb
of aid eon.. del Mar Tract day Dl April, U71, lrJ' Reoo-
.. llb lilt -ly liDO at lutloo No. 7399 .
.aid 14-tool allty; ,_ S. NOTICE IS FURTHER GIV-n•u• w. 14.00 fott a1oac aid EN ·lllal a !M>Uc 11oar1ac w111 --b' liDO .. lilt --bo bold .. lilt 14111 daJ "' .. -b' IIIIo Dl aid alloY; s-, 1971, at lilt -ot ?:30 a.-oaloocald--11 p.m. Ia lilt eo-n c-.
llat S. 50'11' E. lUi loot of lilt Ctty Hall at lilt Cltt Dl
1D lilt -b' IIIIo ollllt laod Nnpart a-b, C&llfonla, at
--Ia Parcel I Ill tilt ........ -ud plaet .., ud -ID tilt City ol lloaiiGlt au,.._.__-,...
-r-Ill -1110, -IIIII bo ----D ol .. clal r-tll Ill '-'1 l4poo,
.. -ol aid <:.-, ... Cltt Clort
-· -S. 1rwN" CIIJ o1 llww.-t -I. ........... --..... ,_ .. 10. 11'1!,!" . ., ......... ......, ................... ..
I
50 YEARS OF
SERVICE TO ORANGE
COUNTY UNDER
SAME
OWNERSHIP.
SAVINGS IN EVElY
DEPAITMENT
#
Or. Joe Alddell, who reeetud his Th. D. delfee
from Dallu Tbeolocteal Semioary, Dallas, Tuu.
lJ the church pastor. The Rev. WUUarri Actoo ls
as10etate pastor and ls available tor vlstta.ttoo. &Dd
COI.mltl.I.Dg.
SUNDAY SCHOOL ,, . , , , 8:00 A_ll,
WORSIUP SERVICE .. 8:00 A.M. •10:00 A_M.
EVENIIIG SERVICE, , , , , ?:00 P.ll,
2200 !. COAST HWY . CORONA DI!L MAll
NEW 1W1 FORD F·100 STYLESIDE PICKUP
C:W.... VI, ,....,. ...... •"'ll I ail ...,.., hotf Mll. crwi-.tic, .,t. "•-
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SAVE '95310
... 10 GAL GAl TOOl
DISCOUNTS ON AU TIIUCKS
NEW 1m
TORINO GT
lSI <IV n t ina, Ahii·FM. fiiOW•
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mltlc trant., tlntM tlau, At•
t antwh..lt.I IJ441211Jnl
....... M~tua. Awl==• ,.._ um.n DIAGNOSTIC CENTER
GOODYlAA TIRE CENTER
SEII.VICf DEPARTMENT
PARTS DEI'AlTUENT
IODY SHOP
SAVE '1150" SAVE
RENTAL LlASI~
ON IVIRY NIW I USID CAR
A UUCK
FANTASTIC l~ 50 Ull.IIIS r FE CAS
FREE
WEWIIII WfEI TIIPS PLUS
$50 CASII W. ay
COGmAI .. liES
50 YALUAIII I'IIZES I AU!
c-...... e' ........ , ..................
MUSTANG SALE
50 .ALLONS 01' I'UI •.u
Oww65 ..... An
Dllca•tN
.u•IIYIIliUY
CAMPER SALE
PLUS
....... -
I'UI 50 GAUONS OF •AS
l4 Tort.oa Dllca•teil
c•ute y_.. T..,
THIS Will ONLY
1971 MUSTANGS
$so=OIY !!!."~
41 MmAJtU DIICOUNTID
GIT YOUI 50
GALLONS OP .....,. -,.,. -'ISO ova FACTORY • ITOCI S •a• TO INYOICI FREE
GAS H SILICTWIM NO IIAL8: ADDIII CHAMa-11 MODal TO CHOOII .. ow. •• ,. .... a.... c_, .... c.. ............ c..,...
lliNI' .a UMJ?a •••"• , .. ., ,... A••••• ......
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Of UP rt1C1 ott AU.
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OUil Pltla ••so OUII PIUa •1110 •
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• • •
.. -------THE OFFIOAL NEWYW'ER OF THE CITY OF NEWPORT 8EA01 •-:;;~~=~===, NEWPORT MMS' LOCMl.Y ..... I IS I i
THE NEWPORT HARIOR •uo-•,. --
'
-
BEACH
JO( ---......
START Of THE SUilllER SEASON WU slplled by the
Bahia Cor1nthlaa Yacht Club at the op•"nr day ceremonies
May 22. omclatlnc in the nag ralslDI: at the club's oew
f&d llUes on Bayside Dr., Coroaa del Mar, are, from
lett, Commodore John Hooten, Junior Commodore Arthur
Bandy Junior Vice-Commodore Ricba.rd la.velll and Vlce~
Comm'odore Bryan Cart,er, (Photo by Jack Wesd
VFW installation held
,
The Ladles Atailiary. j;llned DtU'; flag bearer, Mrs. Jam ..
the men of the Vetera.na:offor. Alleoby; baADer bearer, Mrs.
eip Wars Post 3536 aM tbe Marte Walden; mualclaD, Mrs.
Clrls ot the JunJor Unit In a Mildred Moore; historian, Mrs.
triple tnstalla.Uon of oew of!!-Jimmy Torreus; colors, Mrs.
cers FridaY night, May 21, at Altred StiRS, Mrs. Jam11
tbe American Lepon Hall La Thomas, Mrs. Harold Hobl &o:l
Costa Mesa. Mrs. Warren Hampton.
Second dtstrlet oftlcer, Mrs. Pres14ent of the Jlmlor Girls
James Rogers ot Rlurside, 1.1111 Is Mary Carrldo. Com·
Uultalled tbe tollowtng: presl· mander tor the men Is Josepb.
deDt. Mrs. MenU Barker; sen. Casillas. lnstalll.ne' ofllcer wu
ior vtce president, Mrs. Ha.rold Cousins of Fullert011.
Tbomas Powell; }llnior vice Tbe toJ..Jowtnc ladies reeeiYed.
•
1()(
COSTA
MESA
AWARDS NIGHT IS HELD
FOR HI Y CLUB MEMBERS
TweaiJ HI-Y Clabo alllllaled llr, ud
wttb tat Orup Caut YIICA Atta, r~·~~:O::r~~:=~ I jolaed In tbe reeeat awards Ar• r• Men
ol&bt ceremoo.lu. Clubl, preltDted tbetr --
Doa. Ramoo from Coocern elllbl ol the year awa.rdl
lor Prllooer• of Wu lDc tbe followtnt:
wboae brotber ts 1 P.O.w. L.;, • .~lrst pl&ce ·-'•Tbe Zodl·
North VletDam, sbo'Wed mo't'ies a.es, a sophomore club from
telllDg what la ha(lpenlng to E staDcl.a blgb scbool; Sally
our p o w •8 ud appealed to Da.les, president.
the y~ ·people to express • Secoad place ·-''The Ceo-their eoocero onr the treat-taurs," from Estancia higtl
ment ot our tmprtaooed Amerl-scOOol; Steve WlnDett, presl-
eu serY1eemen by wrlttog let-dent.
ters to penuneot ofilclals • Third place--"Poma KaJ "
tn Asia, Russia a.Dd the Uatted from Costa. Mesa hilh scboOI;
States. LesUe Herrick, president.
Sheri de Wolf a truhmill A special service to youth
at 0ruce coui Collep am award was accepted by Carl
advleor or the KUa 1W n Club Stevens sr. from Mrs. B~e
was 111.med advisor of the year: Broker on behalf ol the ZOO
The Dr, Robert Olaoder Hi~ club members ln tl\e Harbor
Y girl of tbe year award wu Area.
•nnmfG AtrrHORS tn the OCI Friends of the Ubrary's
ltb UDtlll awards are sbown above with their bronze-
plat«! plaques: Left to right Jay Marlin, Irvine, cited for
_ "NatbaAell West; the art or his life"; Mrs. Allee Wellman,
Newport Beach, "Time of fearful night"; and Capt, PhiUp
Markham KerTidge, t.ENR (r et.), Yorba: Linda, who wrote
a wlnniog effort' on ''Angling literature," Five authors
received Qrst place and nve mor e of the more than 40
eotraDts were cited with honorable menlion. All authors
Jln in Ora.nge County and had their books published in
19?0. (Boris photo.)
New airport need cited
• presented to Sotrelr' store a Lee Jooes, president of tbe
senior a.t Coro.DI del Mu rJgta Ora.np Cout YMCA bo&rd of
acbool lDd a member of Koa directors, awarded the Pilot
LabeUn&: the present Orange formed with the power to solve
Couaty Airport as "inadequate" this problem," basing this
to tbelr compaftles' needs, recommendatlon upon past de-
members of the Greater lrvloe . lays ill attempting to solve the
.llldutrial League have launched airport problem "in the po-
an ln-depth study of the airport Utica. I arena."
1780 NEWPORT
KaM Hl-Y boy of the year booors
• to Carl Stevens Jr., a tenior
at Esta.Dcla bleb school aDd a
member of the Ceotaurs.
Recocnttlon was pveo to Bob
Polls, from tbe state attorDey
general's office in Los ADples,
for hls work wUh theCa.Uforoia
YMCA youth and government
procram.
James Yamualla and Mrs.
Bruce Broker of the YMCA
ltaft were ghea special reeog~
litton for their work 1n youth
programming.
and It& services as related to the
computes tnchKied in GDL
membership.
A pilot survey Wldert.ai.en at
a meeting at the Airporter Inn
May 10 Indicated that more than
2,2:50 commercial flights have
been booked by GDL tlrms at.
teodlng the meetl.ng J.n and out of
Orance CoWlty a.trport, and tha.t
addttlooal fiigtlts to points oow
se"ed aJXI to new points were
souct~C by 30 of the 33 re-
spoodeo.ts.
LIGAL MOTIC! In the c:ooc:lustons drawn by
those who computed the survey,
Ray Quigley, of Irvine, eJ.ecu-
CERnFICATE OF Bt.SINESS tlve secretary of the league,
FlcUttous Firm Name commented:
The undersigned do hereby "All persons who respoDded
Carpets
"'
COSTA MESo\
6~-9313
CA~~£T CONSULTANT W~O
WILL COM£ TO YOUIAI HOME
WITH SAM~LI!:S llii'ITHOUT ANV
O.._IGA TION TO YOU!
r(?J Jaul'• ~lo&ttr~
For a ll occasions
prMident, Mu. Alrin Hem .. HI'YI.ce pl.M: 5 JWa. Ym•. 1
mtr; eeeretary, Ura. VWDOD Ray Burcto. EdWald Ber. i~l=:<: CJl b1a ~ caretr wu r-.U.Std bJ Du 3h"nrt;. tM'ItM* ..C.rttlrJ, tnad, [YI. Cot,-Doupu llor. 0 OWDer of Dt.D"s Port Barber Sli:lp ID C6i06a .
Mra. K.-eth Brown; triU· p.n. Mary Roderick, Norma del Mar, durtne a recent ncaUon trip ID the Cult of cau.
certify tba.t they are cooducting arreed that there Is a need tor
a marlDe l.nstruments business an 1Dt.erna.Uonal airport wtth.in
at 118 Via Udo Nord, New-the ne~ teD years. l.n addition,
port Beach, CaW., under the a ma.jorlt}' of those persoosre~
tlctW.oua tlrm oame of Tiller JPOMin&: v;ere in favor ofut1111-
Muter and that saJd tlrm ·ls Lor El Toro Air Base for com-
compo.ted o1 the tollow1nc per~ mereia.l u.se, prorldin&: J;lint use
IOU wbDH .. mes lD 1UJJ. Ul1 of tbe fa.cllitiea is permitted
Ptacea of rnl4eDce ue u tbl-bJ tbe IO"ft'~eol.''
IDWI, ID•wtt:..,.aDCJ JC.--w.tefl". -Ali ......... SUQ'8Stioll ls a
1Daon. 118 Via Lido Nord. New-DeW 1Dtenat1oaa1 airport 1n the
port Bel.ch, Ca.llf.; John ){, s. Calnp PeDdleton area.
Hutcbinloo 118 Vla Udo Nord Those questioned unanimous-
Newport ~ch, Callf. ' 11 reeommeoded that a "non-
1'8 SPBCIALIZE IN PARTII!S AHD l'f!ODINGS
p,.. ••••.,_ • WIN •4 Dell.,.,. So.ntce
urer, Mrs. Mildred Moore; Brummft, Robert Gordon, An-tornla. Here he is shown reeUog 1n hls prln eatcb, a
caaplat.o, Mrs. May Buckland; tboQJ Rossi; .15 years, Mmes. ZSO pound black sea bass, mea.suri.ac63 lnches. The acUon
eoaductress, Mrs. Jostlephloe Con!De CraYiotd. EsteU toot place oear tbe MJdrW Isla.Dds, aboard a swt trom
Topraon; assistant coaduct-Hines, Arma. McCallen, Alberta a 'TJ-foot shrimp tx:.,t cruis1ng out ot San FeU,pe. Witness our hands this 25th polltlcal air transit authority be
644......0
OP !14 5!V!I4 Do\TS ~26 !. COt.ST HWY ., ...t!J CORONA OIL Mo\11
ress, Mrs. Rodney Wtllls; Potter; 20 years, Mrnes. Aenes -------=:-,---·~~~~~-~"":~:"" prd, Mrs. Fra.nk Pesentt; Cole, Allyn Goerner; 25 years,
truMees, .Us. Warren Hamp-limes. CarUe Carrol, treoe __ ::L::!.::G::A:::L:.:HO=.;.T.::IC::E:_ __ YOUR CAR
too, Mrs. James Thomas, Mrs. ColJJ.n.s, Arlie SwartzandCbar-
day of Kay, 1971 , Nancy K. ,-----------------------------~
Httchinloo, JOhn M. S, Hutch~
Jlmmy Toneos; patriotic In~ les LeFevre.
struetor, Mrs, Florence Kirch-
SERVING THE ENTIRE HARBOR AREA
IVa
PLUMBING AND
2t HR. EMERGENCY SERVICE
645-3130
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
REPAIR SPECIALISTS
ELECTRIC SEWER • ORAIN CLEANING
f -7502
FICTITIOW BlBINESS NAME
By DON LEE
STATEMENT • MY MOTHER IN LAW Is a
The tollowing persoos are great driver. She gets lnto the
dol.ng business as: The Pump ca.r, makes a right turn, theo
House, P.O. Bo1. 515, 3411Z a left, then pulls out of the
Coast Hlgtnray, Dana Point, p.rage. caw. 92629: Glyn A. Carter, • DON'T LO AF around on a
P.O. Bot 515, Da.na Point, C&llf. multi-lane h.lgtl'ny.
92629; Mary L. Carter, P.O. With most traf~
Box 515, Dana Point, caw. ftc movlDg trom
9%629. 55 to 70 mph, a
This busloess is belnc coo. car golng 30 mph
dueled by an lod1Yidlal (Hus-is a tnlftc has-
band aDd wUe). ud. U you must
Signed: Glyn A. Carter,(Mrs. use a treeway at
G. A.) Vary Carter. slow speeds, al-
Tbls statemeot .bled with thE stay ln the
COidJ clert of Oruce Comly far right lane, and exit as
oa: May 19, 1971, by BeYer I) sooo as possible.
J. Maddox, deputy county clert. • • •
Publlsh: May 27, Jtme 3, 10, • OVERCROWDED ENG[NE
tnsoa.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA )
) ss.
COUNTY Of ORANGE )
On this 25th day of May,
1971, before me, a Notary Pub-
Uc tn &nd for said cowty and
state, restdlnr therein, duly
commissioned and sworn, per-
soaally appeared Nancy K.
Hutcl\lnsOrl and Jollll M. S.
Hutchluon, !mown to me to be
the perJOO.S whOse oames are
subscribed to the within lnstru~
meat, and ackDowledced to me
that they executed the same.
Witness my hand and offtclal
sea.l. Mary A. Haapa, Nota.ry
Ptlbllc in aDd fbr sa.ld Couoty
a..od State. My Commisstoo u-1"'"--
plres Dec. 13, 1971.
Publish: Juoe 3, 10, 17, 24,
1971, ln the Newport Harbor
Ensign.
17, 1971, in the Newport Harbor compartment? U the Wankel ---,..,----:--:::-::-::---:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~=E:nsi:I!J'::·=======1J eagi.oe makes the uadelnmass LIGAL ttOnCE producUoo ears, It will take
up only one~thlrd to oDe~!ourth P-41954
ThiJ .Jvtrliu"'"" i1 tUithtr ,., o/" Jo 11IJ rttw ,. soliritt~~io• of •• off~r to hllJ U J of thtst Jfl'll,itits.
Tbt offtri•l i1 ,,J, o•IJ 61 tht hoJput~tt. Ntitls~r IIJ<I Altor••J G••tr.J of tht St41t of
N'"' Yor.t •tw tiH Aluw••J G,.,J of tht Stt~~t of N1w /trliJ .,or tht 8"~'"" of
Su,,ilitJ of 1h1 Slllil of NI'VI /trJt } h.. PM.JliJ 0 11 or ,.JorwJ tbl "'"Ill
of tilil o/trhz. Ali1 ,,,,,.UJio• /(J tilt '(J"'""J is *"'"IV/•1.
175,000 Shares
PRESLEY DEVELOPMENT COMPANY
Common 'stock
(t.:KI Par Value)
Price $38 pes: Sbue
DeaW'-lCo.
I •= I.
A. G. Becbr l Co. llunda• .... Ct ,..., ..... ,..., ....
Clult, ~ "' Co. , e fU I ,
E. P. B-l c, .. ny Loc..
Shr•••· R iii A C.. Sk'rl .. l C I
' .... I I ...,...,.,,.
CBWL-IIa)'d..,. St-Ine.
Dominic. l o-iaicll, ·-.. ~ .., ••••• ,c..
1
the space needed by preseDt
V -6 or V ~8 engines. Over-
crOYdlng engine areas l:las been
a btr problem here for years. • • •
• COMPUTER CONTROLED
'uti.rskid trald.ng. now read)'
lor &ll foar Wt\etls Of modern
cars. probably won't get much
actJoo, 1t Is taqed at about
$SOO eltn wbeo offered as an
optloa.. 'Jiat•a aboUt the price
of an &l.r coadltion.t.nc. Anti-
tktd ls pS, but makers dOO't
tll1Dk many customers wlll ord-
tr It, • • •
• W<E TO TEAR your ear
q:art? U you do, Corooa del
Mar A lito Putt, S601 E. Coast
Rtcl>ftJ' to tbo """ lo """ by l)f tboee ..... p&rtl Ul1 toolJ
1 J'O'II'll ....S. We"lt be IWIIPJ
ID bo., ,.. ..,.. porto, SUf·
....-. ud l>oo adYiee. stop
by -... iJl1 "' ·-1 • • •
CERTIFICATE OF BUSINESS
FlcUtlous Firm Name
THE UNDERSIGNEDciobere.
b)' certif7 that tbey a.re coa-
diKtinc a drJ cleuln& buslDess
at Sl37 E. Coast Hlcbqy, Co-
rooa. del War, Callb'ola.IIDder
the ftctitlOWI ftrmoa.meolValet
Cleuu'S &Dd: Uat said tlrm Is
composed of the tonowtDc per.
sou wbose tames ID tun Uld
places of realdeoce are u tot~
loft, to-wit: ReJeD Rose
Cr-SOt Flonr st., cosea Mesa, caw.; c.._ Bur-
too Cramp4oo, 101 ftow.r st.,
Costa 1111&, CaW.
wrt'IIESS oar -I1U lltb daJ "' 11areo, tnt. c-o.
Cra-lhtloo R. Cn-.
STATE OF CAUFORNIA)
I )q.
COUNTY OF OIWIGE )
ON Till; llllb dly ol Karel.
19'71, bllore me, a,...,.,...._
Uc Ia aad b' laid ~ &.:1
-Nlldlllc -.to_ .., • WlFE OK PHOHE to bill~ commtu"-'1 U11 ....-a. pW ..
_, "loo -11a1 Gral -ur _ ... c--
Duo doe ...... -etoutnc c......... ud Ill.. -
.,, Olbl( eo.r'1 Ho ~ ca..,. c..-, -. to .,. to bo U,udUIIt." 1b0 .,.. ___ .,..
• • • ....... lbed ~ tM wtaUtlrrlltn--
• AUI'OilATICS Ill"·--. u1 1<-todlld .....
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dill "-'!'u e+n a•••· ~tile SCJ'*"•· for
lo -,. -,. --1111, -llloy .,..._ _ _.,o1Me."111otloum-U/..,._ • ""' -tile ......... )'Oil will
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lie -ill tllo -~ 1111 -~ ''TIIoM .....
...... -,. ...... --illal J-Ia tile c-. tile s. ol God, -illat ~ )'Oil miPI baft ur. llinlaP lllo -· .. Jolla :10, 31. Wliat tile ~ bad 11'11nea, be bad 11'111WB tor
for Which God Gave It
r .... __ God_....., ...
Hla Wan! to ~-llno H1o r.11oin111p Ud
::-: '1-:-,t ":.tab .::: ~ ==.:-.!.t•.:. ~ f'lnt God upllraidl ud ecx:: I I I Rll ~ • .. ____ Be----...... IIIII a.t 101 people Jlda.Jerualml
bad------......
-llooy bad --a -.. _ Willi ..,: qatty:· ••• llld ot ~,-.-... "dalldla ol
............... -illat llooy bad -a-tor
-...U ~ to DO avail; God <alia tbelr nl·
.... "nilera d. Sodorn," aad tbt people, "a pte at Gamorrah''; He ... _ tbolr .;;:.c::
wrtnew. ud 101mut &llllllbliee u abom.IDab ~~-~aey. "Y_. budo .... IIlii at
--Aliiilll>tY -at them. A -...._ illat m ... bave ......-all -bad
tile ---· illat tliroqll tile •rudJaa ucl J1oor1D1 a-J••• "" lillPt ....,. to taltb Iii Him.. ucl by laltb Iii Hbn !law uc1 poueu
-llle. St. Paul 11'11teo tbe ....,. UU. to ~. -be nmllida blm: "ADd illat lrotn a
clilld -..... -tbe Holy Scripture, 11'hlch are able to rna.R tbee .n.e wato l&lvatioD throu&'b
laltb 11'lileh Ia Iii Clirlat Jeouo" ADd lbeD the
apoolle adda: "All Scripture Ia rtven by lilaplra·
UC. at God, ucl Ia protltable lor cloctrlile, tor
1qaoal', tar _correction, for lutructlon 1a rtaht-
eo-w ••·" 2. -nm. 3, 15-16. God baa JiveD us
tho Bible that "" m!Pt prot!! trom 11. Wbat klild
~ IW'Qftt? Money, boaor, wealth, or pleuure? No,
but "doctrt.De, reproof, correction, lnltructlon 1n
rtPteouneu.'' ih abort, wlldoril unto aalva-
ticm. Wbat ldDd of aalvatlon? Not salvation from
u I!'YU IOdal order to a better ute and state of
atra.Jn bere on earth. but aalvatlon from a' pU-
ty COIIIdence aDd all tbe rnllery that sln has
bfoucht upon our race, IDCiudtna death; salvation
to a MW life-, ln.Doeent. boly, and Immortal ln the
bllsltul feUowsb1p of Him who has created and
redeemed us to His rlory. What a rich treasure.·
boule tbe Blbl.e la! Here we find what we can
t1Dd no wbere elae, dellverance from our present
slnful state, and help (correction, reproof, ln-
ltnlctlon. a.od motivation) to a better, purer fuller
We bere on earth.
But someone wUl aak, how can the mere reading
ot the Blbie accomplish all that? Isn't that ex-
pectlna' too mucb ot the Bible? No It Is not. The
bo1y writer empbatlcally declares that the Scrip-
tuft', the written words of Scripture, are ABLE
to make ua wtae unto salntlop. AbJ.Uty me&.DI power to do what tbe Word Is asslfned to do.
There Ia power, divine power, Iii the Wrltteri
Word. '"The words that I speak unto you are
Spirit aDd they are life." Jobn 6, 63. See allo
Hebr. f, 12. The words ot tho Bible are Spirit·
words: God'a Sptrtt ll ln t.bem; -therefore these
words can aDd do move people who read them or
bear tbem, to faith In Him In whom alone there Is
salvation. Je1ua, tbe Son of the HJebest and the
"Lamb of God that ta.1res away the sln of the
world." ADd In this process of comtna to faith
man contributes absolutely nothJ.n&'. He Is so
steepe<l ltl sin, prl"e, and the vanity of hls own
mlnd, that he counts the way to salvation that God
proposes In the Bible, foolilhDess. 1 Cor. 2, 14.
But so great Is the persuasive power of the
thouahts and words wbJcb the Holy Ghost has
caused to be wrttten, that tbls Word overcomes
man's oppoettton, caustni him to belleve and
trust In what the Word tella him. Yet, the pos-
slbllty remains that man can persist In re(usfn&
God's continual pleading and so forfeit salvation
by his own fault.
... u ~ -tbolr llearla. 'flloY all -
pllty ucl -....ct -tho AlmJPt;y. Tiley <OUid <'lijiOct ODiy Hla wrath uc1 -..dolL
But wbat bappena11Datead ot<olldenwttlml-
tbe u.Dexpected aDd utouncttq verdict aDd pJea at
God: "Come DOW, let WI l'eUODlcJietber aaltlr. tbe
Lord: tlloueh your IIIIa be u t<arlet, they aball
he u white u 11100r; tboup they he reel like
crtmaoa. tbey aball be u wooL" Tbla ta a com-
plete aboclutlon, whlcb God now pleado w!tb HJa
people to aceept ucl be wWIDe and obedient
ADd "tbey a ball eat of tbe pod ol tbe laad." Bui
11 tbey retuae to repent aDd foUow God'a appeal
"they th.lll he devoured by tho IWOnl." l'hll b
tbe blatory ot Juda-Jerualern: Because tbey u
a nation. retUJe God'a repeated COI'I'{paukXaate
pleu, they weTe hardened aDd lett to tbelr own
devices untU they, u a naUon, ceued to exllt, bolD& completely . destroyed by the Romau. But
a remnant that believed In the Lord's mercy aDd
walked In HJs ways were preserved for tbe ever-
lutlile Klogdom ol tho Lon! aDd His AlmoiDted.
As God bas ~alt wltb Juda-Jeruaalem so He
has dealt wtth and still deals with the natto.:.S of the
WOT!d singly and Itt toto. Through and by H!s
Word God, to the end of time, wUI continue to
convict mankind of tbetr Jnlqulty and evtl-4olng
and otter to all slnDers H1s pardon and compleu;
absolution trom all auilt, wtth the appeal to
belleve It and to walk wtth Him now and forever.
But the result Is the same now as then, a few be--
Ueve and are saved; the areat majortty of men
that hear the Good News, pua It by or openly
r eject It and so &O on lUte Juda.Jerusalem to
their f1nal doom and destruction.
Sermon of the week
By Pastor Charles Secrest
A.oriak Putot", Chureh of the Chri•tian <.:ru.u..k
F'AOM Tilt: CHRISTI.o\N CRt:SADt
Tulsil 2, Okl ilbom a
Pt ter givu us ll w·rv vi\·ifl
picture in fl Peter J : I U-1 I . ··But
the d .. y o f the Lo rd wi ll conK a:.
• thief in the night; in tht whi ch
the h~ave ns shall pa&~away with
a great noise , and tht tlttnt'ntil
shllll melt with fervent h,-at, thl'
earth also and the wo rlu that ar,.
therein &h•ll be burned up.
Seeing then that all thue things
,ln1ll br: dise;olved, what manner
o f persons o ught y.-to lw in llil
ho l y c onve r hati o n an d
godliness."
They wo rds stir u~. hut at
tht ou~t of this Epistlt', Prtl'r
gave niden ce l)f what h.-wa~
determined to du: ··1 ,;tir UJ1
your sin cere mind.~ hv "'·ay nf
rememhnmce."
p,.ter s.ays hts purpc....-i,; to
!'ittr up their · ~ineer .. mind~.
whic h "tmply m r an.~ dur.
un s ull ied, and undr.fil,-d, fur
wh en one'~ mind i:< not filh·d
with decl'it. sin istf'r mu ll\'~"·
hate o r ,.vii thou¢'tl'>. it t:lln !?
aroused to low· and ~oorl work.-.
Peter i~ .~imp I)· ;;a yin!! that th,.
Christian hopr-i.'l virwinJ! llll
things 1n thr sun li~ht of l.mr .•
Wo rd.
Second Coming
I beli.-vl' th.-Second Comtng
ol Jesus C:hri~t is nl'ar <~nd 1:. o f
the utmost tmportllncl'. Prtl'r 1.~
establishing the Christi an hop••
by the uauranc.-that lit -..·ttl
co me.
He poinl"-o ut in vt'r...-,.: .'1 and
4 that ... ilcoff,.rs, lot •, will
come. They will chall<'n K"' br-lirf
in H i ~ comi n~. ,\lw krry i ~
nothing n<'w; )t SIJ M kn••w it and
prophta ie d con ce rn in g it :
therdnr<', tf wl' tu .. a r.hrist-lik,.
life, w,. nm ,.ltp,.t·t tlw ,_llllll".
\\'h,.n Petrr wru t,. lhts Episttr•
tht:y w('r,. •~king tl ll'n . ··whn·· i.-
thf' pro mii>O.' o f II•~ ruming·~··
They wert" brlittlinjit. Sf"uffinj,t,
ridiculing and qur!ltt .. ning.
An old gentlemr n a~~ked mt'
aboor His co ming. H,. ~aid , 'Tvt
been hearing He i8 coming for all
my yean~." ... But, ynu kno w,
Peter pointed o ut to lh(M;I' of
that daf : "You fo rge t th,. fa••tt~,
of h istory , how God created,
ho w God destroyed during th,.
Oood!'• He remindf'd them of
Noah's day.
No Set Date
So m~~ny date11 have been !W't
and gone by, 1843, 1844, 1847,
1650, 1944, atill He hu not
come, but God didn't tell u11 to
aet a &te. ·Mart 13:32, "But o f
th.l d_,-nd thai hour kno weth
no man, no, not the angtlll
whieh are in heaven, neither the
Son, hut lhe Fathe-r."
~ys , ··ij!norr• tl. fu rl! .. t it .·· Hut
f.od >;a''"· ··com" le-t u.~ r.-ll.<u n
to~et he~.··
If a p,.r~m ~tuhhumly r.-fu,..•:o.
lr• cunsidl'r thr· fa.-t.~. ,.ah ;rlr••rl 1:.
impo~£ibl f'. ~imwr~ -..·ttlfully
foq, .. t man) thin~,; to tlwir own
dllmnatiu n , tlr ,. bre\il) and
un c e rta inty of ltfe , the
k.nowledg .. all must die ami give
at•tounl. Tho:;r u f Pl'tr•r ·~ tilly
-..illfully [prf!ul, ll ru:l w,. do thto
What Will Happen"!
Whll t wtll happ•·n to tit•·
r·otrth.! K .. •·p m m1nd tl,.-flood.
(;ml df'dll...-d tht• wudol ..,., ...
111'1'1. :1:6. --.ll~-~ ",. tlr•· -..nrl•l
. bt-ing 0 \'•·rfl,,...-,.J "'tl h -..Jrlt-r ,
j.lf'rishf'd .. , \ .. ~o· th•· thnul!hl of
annihilllltcm •~ ttt•l fuunri lwr•·.
11..-idra 1.~ ru111 . l1 r~ th,. I"'"· root
•if hl'ill!!· hut uf -....·11 -L••trt~.
Thf' P''"plr· of \nalt·· r/;n
pt'n"h~d. Ji,.d pn•m<~tun-1\. arHI
-..·f'r,. lo:<t f'l,.milll\, unaj,j,. !11
.. nter th .. ir in trntlf'.ri hom•· wtth
l ;od. But wh trt f.Ofl df'cHII'~ t ..
dr•strny tlw •·llrth a ~.-nrurltinw .
th,. rll""' wdl 1...-riiff,.r,.rtl. lht-
heavenl! and the earth 10-ill bf>
dettlroyed. In \,.r,..• :-. h·· ~a\
·'But th•• lwn•·n,; lind tlu-··artlr.
whir;h lin-no-... b\ It t,. ~a nw
WtJr!l art' k••pt Ill .•lurr•. rr-""'rw·rl
un to fir .. ll!!lltrl:<l tlw tlay uf
Jlldllm,.nl anrl p,.rdtltnn of
unl!"odh m.-n . ··
Earih ht·r·· uwan.~ tlu.• ;.dol..-,
land or gr ou rrtl. Tlw j Pw~
rlivrd•·d tlw lw aw•n into tl1r,.,.
pllrt,.. (I ) Tl1 t' air nr atmCJi;ph.-r••
wh <'rf' d oud.-j:tll lh,.r and bird,.
fl y (:?) Tht' firmllmrnt in whi•·h
tlu-~urr. 111111111 dnd :itilrS ar•·
fix.-1!. {:1) Th•· uppf'r heavt:n . ti t•·
al .. rdr· of ( ;,,d lind His an~d:i. th.-
homr" of ti t•· .-/ultfr,.n of lrud.
Hrlflf'mh•·r ••llur~ word!' 111
11 Cor. I::!:!. ··1 kn .. w a mlln lrt
Chri~l . •uo·lt 1ut mll" r:attji:hl up
If• tl..-thtrrl t..-;n·•·rr .'· Pllu l mu.~t
ltiiY<' h,.•·n ro·f··rring to th"
atmu.-ph··r•·. th•· (irmam•·nt
whi•·h ~urn .u nd• lrur glo b.-.
f.ud ·~ "orr! hrou~~:ht th,.
world into ,.,,~t··nr<'. Hi~ Wo rd
<'IIU!!I'd it Ill pi'rtiih lty th•• flood.
Uy th " ~11nlf' \\ord "" h11.s
drdurd tl will br dc~lrnvf'd hy
r.~. .
f.od g:rllnt•·d ·'\rrah 120 y,.a,.,.
(If building and prcachirrg, but
w,. do not knr)W how much timr
II,. ha! gtven uti hcofvrt that day.
But ~ du kno w thi~, for th,.
~.tnri~htf:Otl!i , it will bfo lht' day
their doom i,. prooouncrd.
ProrniAes of God
L~1 ·~ con5ickr quickl y the
r.romiw.s of God. Peter -ay•.
'One d'J is with the Lord •• • tho~n yu .-., and 1 thousand
year1 ae one d•y. •· Thote of that cby willfully
(oraot, those of our day
will\oly ro,..t. If yw don't
want to believe 10methin1, the .-p._. IOiut.ion • to ipore it
Md rm.t to let the .Und d"H
• ..,. it. n.-la 1 he f..orite -·'-· We ue the threat of . ua-.u-. ltut ~mow -Iorio! ... ..,. of Hie, Solao
Theae fahe. teachers willfully
let the true. (acta or relipon,
npecially concemi"' th~: world 'a
dellruction, 10 unnoticed. We
Chrittiant mull never forpt thit.
· Time meant nothi"' to God.
One day t!f 1000 yun bear no
-~~ •pon the certainty and tNtllalnet~ of the prophecy.
'lllo 1-a<d io nol olow. hut He ;. ,.ea..t u4 forburina.
Mr.-
Tlt1·y laughf'd in ~oah ·~ day ,
1:!0 v .. ar~ pliN<t-d hy· bu! God
had iii~ d11~·, and 11; wi ll ha,.,.
IIi.-tl;~) Jl!ain .
In II P.-t•·r :tl) tl t~ madf' rlear
C"'i duo·~ not want IO)'IInf' to
f!••ri,.J.. (,c.rl h;,~ not hill!! hut tht' r""'' n l II i,. c·n·a!ttrl"~ lll heart.
Tim. :! . I . ··Whu wt ll hllvr .all
nl•·n tv 1,.. :'Oll\'f'd . .anrl to comf'
ltn tu I fl,. knowl .. dg,. of thf'
t r u tlt .·· In R,.,._ 2.2:17
wh osru·\'t'r will . let h i~
l3kt' thr watrr of fif,. frr•·ly."
II Prtf'r :~: 10, ··But th'"' da y uf
th .. Lord wilt to~ a~ a thir.f in
th l' oi~h t . in lbr wh it·h th,.
hr·llwns .-hall pass away with a
j!r•·a t ttr>it:t·. and tht' drmt'ols
•"all rllf'h with f,.rvl'nl h,.ot t. th,.
.. arth .. 1. ... and thr work~ tlut arr
th.-n·tr t -hall lit' hum,.rl up. ••
\\ •' III.J~ hr h;,ving our 1illy io
It I lrtg .1• ··u rdmg r.. t}Uf QWn
lu;:! •. lou t l;vd .~ay~ ··1 WILL
II\\~ \1/~~:." It will ,..,m,.
"f"'ll u~ -udrlf'nly.
I 1o" dj!,.·uld ftoar.o uf m<~n ~<o·tll
h·· f"•·.,·nt in thl' ~ki ... -on thotl
•l,n I I) J lnud nuir<o· "r hla~t ;
(:1) ,, ~r··a ! ft r•·.
. --., •··•tt i~t ~ ""Y tht atmol'ph,.,...
-urrt~undutjl thi~ worl d ha.-.
pot •·n lt lll ly c o m bu li tiLit'
malt·nlll:o. l::vtry lime I ,;,o-~ ll
planrt fotlling !rom the ~ky , I feel
it i~ a prrvi••w of th~ d.::&truction
of thi,o f'arth. I am not aaying
that (;od will Mmeho w cmfloy
atum11· l"orr gy o r nuc ear
W~"llpon!l 111 dt-111roy the W"ot"ld,
but ~ud1 i~ poMible.
But it wi ll not bt until God ia
rrady lind thr:n all the "hot
lines·· m tltt worid could not
litOp it , fur we •re de•ling with
Cod .
II t•~" t l'r :UI-14, .. See in(!:
then thllt atlthek thinp Ahall be
di~so\vl"d , wh•t m•nne.r of
per80nlt ought ye to be in •U
ho'y conversation •nd godline.,
-l.ook.ing for and .h•i"« unio
th~ c~ming o( the day of Cod,
whtretn tht heeven• beina on
fire ahall be dt.olved, ... d the
clemenla lhall melt with fervent
hut! Neverthele• we , ~iftl
to 'hill promilte, took for new
he.•ven• •nd a new earth,
wherein dwtlleth rip~.
Wherefore, belo.ed,, IH .. that
ye loolt for IUCh lhiftp, lte
dilipnt that ye ....,-t.e fOUII of
him in peace, witho.t tpOt, th4l
bl•mel• ...
Setu~ it comiric! The ~ of
the Chritti.an i. thie. .... the a....... obot ... tlrio 1lopo io
1m"' • .,-, -'"' Iii• ;, ...., Lord, for Hie t(Utt it in God's
Precioaa Son.
7Jt'O MINUTES
7NE ~IIJL£
11' COAMIUut •• UAM Hill •
........ •-.&-1 IOOUY
CHICAGO, llUMott ~
THE WAY TO HEAVEN
Perhaps you l\a11e heard the story
of the marl wtlo onquned from a
mounta1 neer the way to a certaon
destonat1011 The mouma.neer stut·
tared and starrmered and finally
sa•d: ··you can·a ge t there h om
here .··
We may smile at th1s , but the re-
sulls would be even more anltiSIOQ-
and sad -were we to ask the aver-
age person on the street the way to
hea11en.
Wha t 1s the way ro heaven' It tS
mteresttng to read on God 's Word
what many thtnk about tho s In Prov-
erbs 14:12 we react ··There os a wav
tha t seemeth nght unt o a man but
the end thereof are !he ways of
death ··
What are some of these ·'ways ·
that "si!em nght". ro men teadong
them to hope for heaven 1 Jo1nong a
church' Be tng baptole<P Doong
one 's best ' Keeprng the tero CO/tl·
mandments' lovtng one ·s ne•ghbor
as hrmsell7 These are a few of rhe
ways that men follow . lloPIOQ to
gatn eternal ltfe, but lhev all Corne
under one head•ng: "'Do good ·•
But what do the Scriptur es say
abou t th1s ? tn 'the Gospel accOI'd-
'ng 10 John there are recorded for
us seven ·•t ams ,·· whrch the-Lord
Jesus Chf-ist used rn speaking of
H1 msell . One of these islound in
John f4:6: ··1 AM THE WAY . the
truth and the 1 ife; NO MAN COMETH
UfoiTO THE FATHER BUT BY ME.··
This passage ha s a dotltlle s•gtlifl·
caoce. s•rce tl was not only the
dectarai!Of'lof the lord Jesus Christ.
but at the same ttme a declaratoon
of the diiiH'ftly rnsprred Scriptures.
From this verse wo learn not onl y
that Jesus IS tile only way to the
Father. but also that He rs ··THE
TRUTH ·· to be believed and trusted
on Thus we can belie11e the lord
Jesus when He c laim5 to be tile
way to heaven.
Bu t accordrng to th•s" passage He
1s at so ··THE UFE ." · As we place
our fatth 1n Htm. as the One who
doed Of'l the cross lor us. we receo~~e
eternal hie .. "HE DIED THAT WE
MIGHT LIV,E ."'
® D®®fu
®iS illb@ [loo)®fu
By Dr. Bob Jones
MYSTERY DIVINE
When God rn the person of the lord Jesus Cbrill wu
incarnate among men, it was a complete identifteatioa ol
Deity with humanity-God in Christ became mao, in all
poi nts like unto man except that He only of all the IODI of
man was completely free from sin. The. Lord o( &lory became
a child of earth. How great a mystery! The tiny Babe l)'ina
in the manger of Bethlehem was the One without Wbom
was 001 anything made that was made. The. tiny, chubby
baby hand upon the cheek of the vir(in mo~ wu tbe
hand of Him Who holds the. universe in the hollow of Hit
hand. The baby arm about the mother's oeck Wll tbe arm
of the One Whose everlastina arms are. UDderoeath an thiop.
The lispina words of the toddlinJ Cbikl oC N~ wen
tbc words of the One Who spoke _the earth iDto beiq: IDd
Who created a univerac by the Word of Hit mouth. Tbc
knowledae. of the. twelve-yen-old Lad iD tbe temple, u He
confounded and amazed the doctors of l.be law, wu tbe
knowSedge of the One Who is the Author of all truth aod tbe
embodiment of aU wisdom. The. One •ittiq on the-wdl
curb to rest, ti red with Hi" journey and bum ina witli tbe beat
of the day. was the God Who created the world in aix days
and rested on the xventh. Tbe. One Wbo paid to. to
Caeaar Wl5 !he One. Who established human aovemmeat aod
from Whose hand Caesar re«ived the powec be so ofta
miaUM:d.
Christ was incarnate for a dttinite. purpose. He canw; 10 die.
Man bad 1innc:d. a nd man wu under tbe coodl.,_.lioa. ot
the riahteom law of Ood. The bwnaa race bad .--, -.1
the Ions of tbe race must be punitbed. No rna oould ,.y the
pena.tty for tbe sins ol man· bec:aute oo miD ._ ...._., fNI
from tho condrmnation of eia; but God HJ.....,, tilt ...._
One. in !he per10n ol H1o Son ;.......,.. 1D t11o 1M. po1d tile
penalty for lbe sina of man. Jo the Lord ,_ Clrilt ..
powor ...S tho ..,._ of God oily -1D ....,._. Hlo
law and ia makiDJ divine nwrey ...u.ble for ._ luouell ·
Jfjs asooemeat UPQft the em. for dtta liDt o1 ""'--'• ••••
"'1te •be* WODdcr of tht i......aioa .. IIIia: it ,.. b
... IO< you ...s lbr '""• t11ot God .......,. -_. -
omonr .._ The pe...,..l oppllc.ttloo of Hie --10 -sinful bear11 cle....a ua ; faith ia Him bap11 .. .mdaa to
... -wonderful that God-lib_,, ....
lotmolftllll, -... .. -ol tile •• --..
heir to," ,.,., tho 1-"'r ot t11o .,.._; .. --
more ~rfullhac He did cbil for Ull-'111e As r"-W'IJ
I
THE DEITY OF
JESUS CHRIST
~..oM ••awottD Or TH& LOIIID"
Ml.l-.rl'••t-.oiiiO. TKNM,
"In the beginning waa the Word, and the
Word waa With God, and the Word wu God."
--John 1:1 .
· (Coott-trom tut ,. ... )
Cltrr'-t"sl•llllld oa H-., ••
to.., l1 Wllllotat Parallol
Lcsvm. the ~ now, and
oomJna on down the strum o1 time tor the last 1100 ot more yean,
we find the lnthwnee o1 Jeeua 1n ......, .... ...,....,.....,u......,.·
u I& slbn.ne., Hit: cathOlicity. or Ht. perfectneu. In an hiltor7,
no one elite baa lnDumced the
course of human attain or the
trend or human Uvea Juat u the
Man or the· tour GOspels bas t.
Pueneed!hem.
Napoleon, •peUiJte ol Alexander,
Caesar and hlmaelt, Mid : "We
founded cr·ut empires,, but we
founded. them on force. n.e prto..
dples upon which we founded: our
k1rlcdoms wue natural prlnclplea,
but J"'--founded an empire which
Ia lndestrucUble, whJeb U lf'OWI..nl
day by day, wbich 1.1 ruled tNer by
u lnvisib&e tone. Uld wbleh 1.1 avoid the only reasonable conch).
founded upon Jove. ]," aakl be, aion eoncemJrc lhl• character.
"lmiM mu, Uld 1 tell )'OU that Another theory whk:h had pc»·
Jesus wu more than man.'' In •cukxl of unbe.lievtnc mincb for a
hiatory, theft. we have the 1mPreu t1tne wu 1M myth.ical theory ot ot Jesus auut, and that impress Strauss, the ~Mary which aald that
Ia just u unique and peculiar u the Jea:ua of the Gospels wu a
all e1ae whkh concema Him. 1beae myth; that the Gospe.la, u we
th1tlp are lndiaputible. have them, wer-e slowly built up
Now, the at.aJ1llnr raet concern-through aome four hundred yean;
Inc tbia entirely Wlique impress of that the flnt crude record wu
llii'Melt upon humanity Ja that •ubjected to numberlen pnlninp
Jeaua Wd it would be 80. He and incr-eased by numberleaa ID-
sald for lnatance: veuUona, until finally there came
,.1 am tM: UQAt of lA. world" out the picture which we have ot
-Jobn 8 :12. Jesus of Nazareth. Well, even
1blolr: ol the audacity ot that Strauu-abandoned thta tht'Or'Y be--
statement. A )'DUDE Jewa.h peas-fore he died, and he did it tor thLI
ant, a eupenter by trade, without reuon, that the severest OO.We
leamin&. without acknowledeed cridclsm was compelled to concede
rank, without wealtb, announce. to the authenticity of at leut rour ot
a Uttle &rOUP or oonverted fbbtT-the epistles or the Apo~~tle Paul:
mn~ and harlotlr and tax 1athe~ that they were written within
en, that He is the "Ueht ot the thirty or thirty-live yean alter the
world." When uttered, Jt wu a death ot Okrlat: and beeauae ot
mere auerUon, but after 1900 yean these epialles of Paul there Ia the
bave peued., it 11 a atataneat impress of the same character.
whleb admJta ot dl.sproot if It Ia There are the same atflnnatlona
not true, or of vertileatlon if It t. ooneemtnc HJs penonallt)'; the
true. 'Ibink ot the audacity ot ttl same doctrine conc:eminc Hit worlt:
Not Homer, not Socrates:, not Plato, and the pt.U"PPSe that brou&ht Him
not ~t ta no one o1 these, into the world, and Strau .. admit-
but a peasurt, who aaya : ted that ·thirty yean wu too brief
"I .. ... a 11mf' for the development of a am l liQ,.. of tM toorW" myth So th ·•-•·---John a :12. . at .. ~ry Wb a .......
Well. after more than 1JOD ~an dented.
• )'UU may -taka vthe map ~v thCi . Jaal roteer~tly, .. many of )'OU wwld ,and"'*-thaiM .-· .._,.,....bu . ....,.....,..,...
Inc to ·.&he ~--bf .. ~--'wortt, ...,..~onoa to taaw e:tdated,
ment, morat · and tntalleM~ but believed ao have perlahect. n.
which prevaJ.ll today amGIIC the ~ ot T""'-, the work of
nations, and you w01 flDd tbat • man who waa bom 1ft the year
where your map cornea nearest to in which the Al;l!Mtle John dled.
perfect whl~. tttere OU1st 11 and this work provea that the four
moat known and rt'IOit taiOr'ed; Golpels, u we have them, were
ilnd where your map shades off then in existence. ExJt, then. the
Into ablolute blactneu. where the mythical theory.
hwnan mind today b ln cb.alnl But the problem remal.na : 'R
and darlmeu, where theft is no have to account for Jew.. How
picture. no atatue, and .., book, shall we do it'! You know the
right there Ouiat la not lmown at BibUeal solution: "In the beg1nn1nc
all. wu tbe Word, and the Word wu
Dear lrlenda, hne are thHe un-with Cod" (John 1 :1) and "the
disputed phenomena. No one can Word wu made Oeah , and dwelt
ordondhputet.hem, and tbey are amonc w;" (John 1 :1•0.
to be accounted for. 1bat explan-'Jbat b the Biblical solution.
ation which aclequatel~ ac:eounu NoW, 110 one can questktn the
for them all, b the one UpoD wtdcb adequacy of thl• aolution: tt per-reason will .et her M8l :r. not that a reuonable atatementT You Cectb' accounta for au the phemm-ma. U thl• unique Beine were may be inteTested to know' that lDdeed God, "manifest in the ftesh,"
that fonnula belonp to the weal> Hta alnlesaneu is accounted for.
ulary of the exact tcleneea, not to the abaence ot aU race mark ..
theoklgy. In the inveattaatim ol accounted tor, the rounded pertec-
nature certain matn1al phenomena lion ot an the atbibutea of lib
are to be accounted for, and acl· character ta accounted for, and
ence uys : ''Tttat eqaluatklll which HJs unique lnlluence in the world
adequatdy acounta for them aD, I• accounted for. No one questions
Ia the true u:planatkta," and reu-that: It Ia a complete aolution of on~ "Amm!" It can acan:ely be neceuary to an the phenomena.
refer to the variouli theortel wiUch
have be-en propounded ao aeoou~~t
lor tbe pbenr.nena whkh ~ bave
bet'D COIIIklerlnc, but wbkb have
been abandoned u IDMiequatt. Jt
was Aid for ~. that J-
waa l.mrmted b)' the n-uceJJ,m:
that tbe writen ot Matthew. atarll •
Luke and John J.nvented 1bt char--
acter which dwy p; tiiiAl It wu
polllted out,bla ap, bJ cbe t.D-
beUever Renan, tbltt "01117 a 1~
coWd iDvent a Je.u.." How doel It ..._, .... _. ... _
eflortl ol patriarch. .. osArt aDd Jlrie« ratJed ao .....,_, what the ____ .. ___ ... __
pbshed wltlto -.... Pledlklri aad na~ to wtdeh f""7 s-ee or
tbe artloel& nurattw bean wit.-,..,
lt puu a P"ter .train upon
eredullt7 1D beHew that lour men
oould baw created IUCb a dlu-
acter u J-tban to t.Ueve the
alniJMI, ...... and ~ Bib-
Ileal -"' J-. -clld It come lha~ blr Mtiwt ac--·-..,.-.... ....,
., --·-timel. liD • ~ -· .................. _, tratiaft of this ohaneWr .... eat
llldd•bt ...,. :a.rpt;r, ......, .a
IU D D lid Ia pr .. ... idllltlcaQr
tltoe MIDI luopa I •1 U ,_ .... ,.. __ ,..tbt_ I
ct I ~ ....... Ptilllc!IJ ---~~-"""-...... ...... ,. ... .
ott:M-±' ...... _
~ ... -..... .... aft ... ;_..,,.. ..... ..... --tllo .. _ ..., .. __
It ... W'IIIE I II .-..
"' 'Dlt ...... _._ ---a .... ... ~-.-..--... ..._. .. __ ..
•• u ,..,,_ •• ...., "'-'---·-·
Chrtat. Beco•ln.l Maa, Wu
Neceaary to Renal God
Now we are prepared to see
how perfec:Uy thia aoJuticn ~
nlus with adequate motives for
an incarnation. Firat, If God wu
ever to be tu.Uy-revealed to man,
there lay upon HJm the lneYt~
tq that He lhould do ~
that tblnJ, All ol nature, all ol
tdltory, all of the Bible Ia tn truth
the uuventna:, the aelt~ o1
God. u ,ou look out upon the \1111.
verse J'OU '" H1a baDd$wort'. You. remember bow abort, Uld It .eems
to me UDilii'Wer'llble, is tbe ~
Paul'a araument from the unl-
Yft'H tor the exiatmee ol God.
"Every houle Ia buDded by aome
.,.: but be that buUt au thUip
V God" (Heb. 3 :4). U '" _. a
,..,.._ we do not thlU tbet lt wu .... ..,. ... ---·-•• look out upclll tbll ar-t --.............. __ _
God ................ "-....
unlvene we Jt!'t a renlatloD of
God'• p(M'ft'. •• cet • ,....,...
.. lllo -· But -lor ctt thot God Ia from I ....... -
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W.OodJIIQilll& ...... ,, ...
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, I .. a .......... 1'11111-. .... .._._.._i .. ... ...................... ..... _ ... __ _
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drl"fllr --· tbo .... -"' alc<*1 ....... .. c;.. s..w.. t7, ae .-.-t. coca a~.., wu arrnt.c~ 01
• -· of '""' burctarJ at 1:15 p.m. at h1l rHidtaee ••.
• FRIDAY, MAY 14
David Warren Koop, 22, of
706-1/2 Marguerite Ave. Co-
rona del Mar, and Andrew Doug-
las Ryan. 21, same address,
were arrested at 11 :20 p.m.
at their residence, on a charge
of culturing marljuaoa .••
Russell Blue Watkins, 61, of
1128 RUtland · Rd., Westclllf,
was arrested at 9:55 p.m. at
39th St. aDd Balboa Blvd., West
Newport, on a charge of driv-
VerDOG 1M Kltt .. .,.._ 55, ot
1"100 18111 St., Newport Hellll>la,
"'• UTe.ted at 4:30 p.m. at
1:101 w. Coast HYy ,, MulDers
IIIlo. on • eharp 01 boiDc
drUDl iD pubUc with aleobol
••• A 91<11-foot carpet Y&tued
at $1S5 wu stoleD trom tM
lideqlk in trout ot the Ba.1tJo&
Motel, Sl$ E. ~ BlYd.,
Balboa. bolwoeo 9:50 and 11:30
p.m •••• Ciolhtacand -ld
items, valued at $1S8, were
burcl&rlud from the Betty J.
DUl.oi resideDee, 4220 Park
Newport, between 7 aDd 9 a.m.,
Way ·a ••• Jewe.lry n lued at
$200 was stolen trom a dis-
play rack at Jean Kla.ts Ioter-
ior s, 3432 Via ()porto, Udo
Shops Area, between 11 a.m.
aod 1 p.m., May 3 ••• A radio
aod eash, total value $'70, were
burglarl.sed from the Terry R.
Casey residence, 119-1/2 39th
St., West Newport, between 9
a.m. May 11 and 2 a.m. May
12 ••• Busioess machines val-
ued at $Cl 5 were burglariJ.ed
trom the Howard Carson Co.,
2400 W. Coast Hwy., Mariners
Mile, during the night •..
Four adding machines and z
IBM typewriters, valued at
$3,000, were burglui&ed from
Martec Reproductions Inc.,
1S77 Placentia Ave., West New-
port Heights, during the night. ing Wllile under the lnlluence • SlTNOAY , MAY 16
ofaleohOI •.• Michael G. Scott, John Clarence BW'ke, 49, a
"' THURSDAY, MAY 13
Kevin Kettb Watson, 26, of
1993 Church St., COsta Mesa,
30, of 1626 Newport Blvd., Costa transient, was arrested at 8
Mesa, was arrested at 2 a.m. p.m. at 300 E. Coast Hwy.,
at Hoag Hospital on a charKt! of Bayside Village, on a charge
felony drunk driving and drlv of indecent exposure ••. John
BE A GOOD NEIGHBOR log while under the inllueoce Dale Seely, 32, of 128 Del M.ar
>f alcohol •.• A cherry bomt Ave., Costa Mesa, was arrested
If you are a newcomer, or loded In h 1 1 1 4 40 a Sl w
kn f :u:p t e maJ box o the a : p.m. at th . and • ow o a newcomer to MyrtleS. Dulln residence, lSZ1 Ocean Front, Balboa, on a
the Hatbor Atea who has :<athleen Lane, Harbor JUgh charge of Intoxication ln an
not been welcomed, do lands, causing $10 damage at auto with alcohol .•. Vandals
her a favor by callinq the ~ 45 Photo ui b te 1 lnd 1n o: p.m. • • • eq p ro severa w ows a
Harbor Visitor between 8 ment valued at $180 was stol tractor at 200 Superior Ave.,
and 10 a.m. and she will en from the trunk of a car West Newport Heights, caus~
call on your friend with belonging to Gary E. Schot!n.er, ing $175 damagt; the tractor
valuable information and 1810 w. Ocean Ft., Central ts owned by Intermounta.in Con-
qifts from friendly busi· Newport, while H was parked structlon of santa Ana •..
ness firms which stand 1n an unkoown location between Burglars used a cutting tool to
ready to help her become May 12 and 14 ••• A guitar break Into the apartment of
acquainted with her new and stereo r eceiver and pbono Craig Stephen Koch, 3104 Sea-
surroundinqs. grapll were burglarized from shore Dr., West Newport, aM
THE HARBOR V ISITOR. Ule Floe Marilyn Orsat res! escaped wtth a bicycle valued
PHONE : 4M·9368 d.ence, 516 E. Bay Ft., Bal at $80 between May 8 and 16
~~~~;"'~64~6-0~~17~4~;:~~ boa lsb.nd, between 7:30 a.m. • •. Furs and a 35mm camera, and 3 p.m.; value of the items valued at $1,100, were burg~
M A T T RES S E S were placed at $300 •.. Sterec larlzed from the Roby Angell
tapes and a player valued at resldeoee, 26 Balboa Coves,
JrEW -BE.O'JLDIKG $111 were stolen from a car during the night ••. A bicyc le l~g u lar Shapes belonging to Michael L. Brad valued at $SO was burgl.artt.ed
lll!Mnprtag -Cott-1 82 tr ey, 1 7 w. BalboaBlvd.,Cen om a garage at the Thomas
COSTA MESA t.4AniESS CO. tral Newport, wtuleitwaspark Burns residence, 1Z4 Collins
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THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
IS FOR YOU
9 :45 A .M. -8 18L E SCHOOL HOUR
11 :00 A .M.-MO RN ING WORSHIP SE R VICE
7 :00P .M.-EVEN I NG SERVICE
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301 llhg"ollo St. COSTA IIESA
(At S•"tll A"ll Auto .) l'hooe W-1733
HOME 0 F P . G. H EUM .t.H H CH RI STI.t.H SCHOO L
K irtd~rgart~n thro111h Eigh th Grade
FIRST CHl!R( H OF LUTH ERAN CHU RCH
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'}: 15 · II a.m. Ph one. 644 -2664
WEDNESDAY F.VENING 9:00A.M. Fam1ly Worship
MEETI N(, 8 p.m. 10:00 A.M.· Church school
REAUING ROOM II :00 A.M.· Fest1ve Worship
Wl"ek da y): 9 a.m .. 5 p.m. NURSERY PROVIDED
WC"d ne~day : 9 o~.m .. 7:45p.m.
Tunday ;md Frtd.ay:
' 9 a.m.-5 p.m.: 7·9 p.m. fl• .... Sunday : I p.m .. 4 p.m.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL 10 .a.m. A Fr~~ and lndep end~rtt SUNDAY SERVICE 10 .a.m.
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You are cordially invited to Nwrs~ry CGr~ provid~d
.attend Church Services and PHONE: 642·2740 to u.w the Rcadins Room.
Central Bible Church
2311D ST. ot ORAMG!, COSTA M!SA -~1-5303
._..., -1 • Worlllllp ••• 8:00 ud 10:10 L• .
._..., l:...toa Jloroblp • • • • • • • • • • 7:00 •··· __ ..., llllh ... ., ... ..,.,_ •.•• 7:00 , ••• ...... , .... ,, ........................ ,
F"'!J .!f~~J.~!!!RCH
Dr. tt.Mft A.. Dnlll••, la tera. ,.,,.,
I
bee, 27, of Auburn Wash., was
arrested at 11 ;50 p.m. at 67
Beacon Bay, on a charge of
possession , of marijuana lor
sale; also arrested, on charges
or possession or marijuana,
were Ronald Charles Gibbs,
22, of 141S W. Bay Ave •• Ceo-
tal Newport; Eben Carleton
Sprague 0 , 23, of 67 Beacon
Bay; and James William WI!~
llams, 18, of Z400 Elden St.,
Costa Mesa .•• A televis ion
set va tued at $700 was stolen
trom a boat belonging to George
A, Caswell, 829 Bayside Or.,
Newport Beach, while it was
docked at the Balboa Yacht
Basin between Aprll 1 and ll.
DR. ST.t.H TOH HAMED
Dr. Lynn M. Stanton of New-
port Beach llas been e lected to
active memberstrlp in the
Amer ican Academy of General
Practice, a oa.tlooal a.ssoctattoo
of more than 31,000 family
doctors. As a member of the
AAGP, Dr. Stanton will be re-
quired to complete ISO hours
of postgraduate medical study
every ~years. The program is
deslped to, help member ptty.
steta.D.s taep abreast of tbe
latest scitoWic deve~ments
n medlclDe. I
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•&IITIIWI' • .... ,~ .............. II ........... ,,A&_,, ..... ~ ..........
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OOilOIIA DEL liAR, .CAUF.
LEG.t.L NOTICE
P~41851
CERTIFICATE 0~ BUSINESS S
Ftcuttous Firm Name CClLLE:c·roit~s SHOP
THE UNDERSIGNED do here-•'•• .. 4ell•, ,.,,..,,tw,_,l ... l•
by certlty that weare conducting ,,,..,...., .,.. ..... ,, .. ,.,...
an Art Service business at 230 MIY, IILL Oil T1lAOI
E I ,.. .... ,..,.. ..... c.M. . 7th St., Costa Mesa, Catu, 11100 TO Sr30 DAILY
92627 UDder the fictllious fir m suN. a MON. -P'.M. ONLY
name of Fast Draw Art Service 642-9251
and that said firm is composed I ::~~~r!lt~~~!!:: of the following persons whose *
names In full and places of fJ!o 1 ··----A o resideoce are as follows, to-·.-~ ~
wit: Clinton G. Ferguson, 195S2 BEAUTY NOOK
Windward Ln., Huntington
Beach, Calif. 92646, Peter M. 2732 E . Coast Hw y .
Outcauit, 8792 Elgin Circle, Corona del Mar
Huntington Beach, Calif. 92646. Phone 6 44·7336
WITNESS our hands this 12th l:!iiiC,fj;f.j;i _____
1 day of May, 1971. Clinton G.
Ferguson, Peter M. Outcault.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA )
)ss.
COUNTY OF ORANGE )
ON THIS 12th day of May,
1971, before me, a Notary Pub-
lic in and for said county aM
state, r esiding therein, duly
commissioned and sworn, per-
sonally appeared Clinton G.
Fer guson and Peter M. Out~
cault, known to me to be the
persons whose names are sub-
scribed to the within instru-
ment,. and acknowledge to me
that they executed the same.
WITNESS my llandanctomctat
seal. Mary A. Haapa, Notary
Public in and for said County
and State. My Commission ex-
pires Dec. 13, 1971.
Publish: Ma y ZO, 27, June 3,
10, 19il, In the Newport Harbor
Ensign,
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ani& Coac:U oa. CrlmiMl.Ju-bl.le fUCII thrCMaeb mobile Ftetltaocal Ftnn N&D\t
Ike lor U.. -p, deYelop-lay toclllllquet, lAd TilE UNDERSIGNED doot
mtot, udproc•emeatofbard· 111tema opva.Uoaal JterebJ ·~ a.t bt ll coo ...
wan for a totally DIW UHF tbroueb 1o-4e~Jtb ductlDc a twtn1s at lU A ... te
law ealoreemeat radio systeJD mut. Afe., Baa.c. IaJa.ad, Caut.,
tor the Couoty ud us zz dUes. Thla aew system Will ader tbe ftctWous ftrm •me
The appUc.aUoD. wudelinrtd by all city pollee ot The Sbell Sbed aDd. that Slid
to tbe Orange Couoty regloaal the county sherlff, firm is composed or the fol.
erlmi.Dal justice eowacll last attoroey, and other knrinc per90G W'boae aame iD
, .. k tor appronl nd submls. enforcemeot agencies. tuU ud place ol resldEGee are
alontothestatecouncllfortlnal agency will have Its own u folloWs, to-wit: C&rl E.
tAn'Oftl and flD:11nc. crete Ackerman, 1626 Newport
The appUea.Uoo Is tor tu:D4&: a car-to-car Blvd., Space 13, Costll Mesa,
wbleh are m1de anUable (push button) caw .
through tbe Law Eatorcement: messaces, and access to WITNESS my hand this 17th
Asstata.nce Admlnistra.tlon county-wide radio cha.noels E. R. (SANDY) ABl..OTT, a Kiwanian trom Ana.ne1m, wa.s day of May , 1971. Carl E.
(LEAA), for the purpose of nteoded area operaUoos, guest ape~ker at the May 18 meeting of the Corona del Mar Ackermann.
provldiDg f1Daneial uslstaoee m(ttual assistance, and com-Klwi.Jds Club. He represented. Pa.c1flc TelephOOe lD t\is STATE OF CALIFORNlA)
tor tbe impronment ot local puter based data files. talk 00 bolop'aph)', the latest In 3 dimension pictures from )ss.
law earorcemeot faclUUes. The total cost of the proposed laser Ugbt. He ls shown above, at rigtlt, wtth Paul Garmen, COUNTY OF ORANGE )
R t (Cuba) Worrts, director system will depend greatly" on Joc.al KJwanlaD aDd, owner oftheSiladeSOOp, Corona del Mar. ON THIS 17th day of M.ay, LIYC COIOIIODORE ROGER ~~&<GREGOR, his wtte. Mary Loo, lAd Nell Hlnllbaw
are prepping tor the big yacht club dologs on June 19, by glYlng the oftlcl.al -:ommodore's na.c a few prac.Uce hoists. 8oth the June rep.tta and the Commodore's 8&11 of the Udo
ltle Yacht Club are logpd for that date. (Wally Ger~dt photo:~
of communicaUoos, who wlll oegottatioas a.OO bids by lnter-1971, before me, a Notary Pub-
serve as project director for ested aod quaWled veDdors. N 0 d 0 1 Uc ln and for said county and
the developm ... of tbls new However, the tol>.l estimated ew recreation tree or state, residing therein, duly system, states that the oew UHF cost to the cities participating commisslooed a.nd sworn, per-
and the county, U the request sonally appeared Carl. E. Ack-
Agenda for Planners L£G.t.L HOT ICE ls granted from the state, will Tbe Newport Beach City He Is married and has 3 ermann, koown to me to be the
be $1,161,340. Council was Lrtrodueed to the children and will soon make person whOse name Is sub-
f -2858
FICTI1'10US BUSINESS NAME
STATEMENT
The new system Is scbeduled city's oew recreation director his home in Newport Beach. scribed to the within tnsti;u-
Another busy evening is Ln 8. Code amendmeot Initiated ed ln Block 200 at Newport to be partWly (4)eratlonal b)' durinc a stu::!y session Monday meat, and acknowledged to me
the tlrst of next year am will afterooon. He is Ronald A. Whit-H. M. VANDERBURG DIES tha.t he elecuted the same. ltOU tor the Newport Beach by the City of Newport Beach Center·
PlamUDg Commission for the to increase the otf-streetpark-17. Variance awUcatloo of
meeting at 8 p.m. today, JUDe lng requirements tor reslden-Richard Leitch & Assoc. to re-
S In the City Hall council tlal uses duce parking requirements for
The totlowtng person Is doing
business as: Corona del Mar
Travel Service, 3419 East Coast
Highway, Corona del Mar,Cal.,
92625: C.D.M. Travel Service,
Incorporated tn the State or
California, 34.19 East Coast
Higtway, Corona del Mar, Cal.,
926Z5.
be completed ln 3 years. ley, 3Z, formerly of Garden Herbert M. Vanderburg, 69, WITN ESS my !land aDd of-
CARL ROBBINS OF Grove. of 11 8 Abalone Ave., Balboa, tlcl.a l seal. Mary A. Hupa,
COST A ME SA Dl E S He Ms a B.A. degree in rec-Island, died May 22 at Hoag Notary Public in and !or said
chambers. Here Is the 24 Item 9, use· permit request of Ir-a bW.ldJng In the 200 block, reation trom Ca.illornia State Hospital. He was born May County and State. My Co m-
Carl Robbins, 51, of 1048 College a.t Long Beach, a.nd in 15, 1902, i.n Superior, Wis., mission expires Dec. 13, 1971. agenda: vine co. for coDStructlon of a Newport Center.
1. Variance request of Rob-536 unit apartment bouse com-18. Variance appUcatlon of
ert Jacobs of Balboa for con~ ple:r on Promontory Point. John Hooten to reduce parking
Mission Dr., Costa Mesa, June of this year he will com-and came to Orange County Publish: May 20, 27, June 3,
died May 24 at his residence. plete 1\is masters degree in rec-18 years ago . He was a real 10, 1971, In the Newport Harbor
He was born April 19, 19ZD, reauoo administration ar the estate broker. Ensign. structlon of 4 duplexes oo41ots 10. use permit appUcaUonof requirements In 200 block In
a.t 421, 423, 425 and 427 E. the Holstein Co. and the Blutls Newport Center· ln Kentucky, and came to Or-same school. Survivors include his wile, ---------------.-------
Bay Ave., Balboa, each 1otha.v-Hom601t0ers Community Assn. 19. Variance application of
lag less than the reqtdred 2,400 for a matnteaa.nce bulkUng at John McNaughton to reduce the
sq. ft.. Z557 Eastblutf Or ., East Bluff. pa.rkjng requirements ln ZOO
2. Request of Robert Jacobs block., Newport Center.
for r.ero slde yard setback for 11. Tentative map of Tract 20. Varl.aDce appllcaUon of
garages at the above sites and 6885, subdividing 9.14 acres Beacon Bay Enterprises tore-
S foot ornamental gates ln the into 54 residential lots and 3 duce parking requirements in
side yards. green area Jots on the oorth 200 bk»ck, Newport Center.
3. use permit request, Sail-side of VIsta del Oro, westerly 21. Code ameDdment initiat-
or Boy Associates for walk.up of Vista del Sol, the Bluffs. ed by the City ot Newport
restaurant at 10i 21st Place 12, final map of Tract 7384 Beach pertaining to rear yard
Central Newport. • subdividing 10.055 acres into setbacks In residential areas
4. Use permit appllcation of 43 residential lots and 11 let-tlav1na: alleys.
Dennis Wolle tor addition of a tered lots on the southerly side 22. Code amendment provld-
25 seat outdoor bar and patio or Big c:ioyon Or. tog for City Council review of
at Chuck's Steak House 2332 13. use permit application of use permit applications.
W. Coast Hwy., Ma.rtner~ Mile. Ronald Colvin for an obedience 23. Request of Howard S.
This business Is being con-
dueled by a. corporation.
Signed: Coline M. Gibbons
(Trea.s.)
This statement flied with th e
county clerk of Orange County
on: Feb. 22, 1971, by Beverly
J. Maddox, Deputy County
Clerk.
Publish: May 20, 27, June 3,
10, 1971, i.n the Newport Harbor
Ensign.
GROUHD BROKEN FOR
TOWNHOUSE PROJECT
a.nge County 3 years ago. He For the past 1-1/2 1ear s he Marion; a son, Charles of Co-
was a custodian at St. John wu coordinator of special pro-rona del Mar ; a daughter, Hel-
the Baptist Catholic Church. )ects for the department of en Dale Craig of Corona del
Survivors loclude his wUe, parks and recreation for the Mar; 4 sisters; and 5 grand-
Scottie; 5 daughters, Paula, county of Los.Angeles and rrom children.
Cula and Bre!W., all of Costa 196Z to 19fi9 was a recreation Funeral services will be held
Me sa. Mrs. AnD Plew of Ana-speciall.st for Los Angeles at 2 p.m. today, May 27, at
heim a.M. Mr s. Barbara John-County. Pacific VIew Cbapel.
son of Oran~; a step-dau~rttter.
Debbie Brleriyof Anaheim; 2
sons, Robert of Costa Mesa
and Kenneth of lnd.iana.; a sis-
ter of Kentucky; and 9 grand-
cl\ildren.
F"uneral services were 1
EGGERS INSURANCE, INC.
COIIPLETE INSURAIEE stRYICE
-· (714)67~
2711 E. c. ••• Hwy., '-It• lo 1
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5. Use permit appllcatlon of training school for dogs at4Z63 Wright ConstrucUonCo.otAna-
Donald Stelnke tor a Kentucky Birch st., near the Airport. helm to rezooe the Fun Zone
Fried Chicken take-out restau-14. use permit appUcatiooof property trom C-1 to C-0-H.
rant at 2007 W. Balboa Blvd., Franchise Realty Interstate Co. 24. Use permit applicaUonof
Central Newport. of Hollywood for a McDooald's Francis Delaney for a 16th
Ground Ms been broken for May Z6 at St. Joh.n the Sap-(
Mesa Verde Villa, a $2-1/2 tist CathOlic Church. lnter-
mlllion, 8-1/2 acr e townhouse ment was at Good Shepherd
development in Costa Mesa, it Cemetery. Baltz Mortuary,Co-
ls announced by Bill RawUngs, sta Mesa, was in cnar'ge of ar-
vtce president of Modular Tech-;r~an~ge~m~e~m!_s~·=-=-=:.:~=~~""""""""""""""~~~~~~~~~~~~~~::::::::::::==:::===~ oology lnc., sa.nta Ana, the de. f
veloper, and Kermit Dorlus of
Kermit Dorius & . Associates, 6. Request of the Ctty of drive. In restaurant a.t '100 w .. ceotury e;a.Ueoo. to be moored
Ne"PQrt Qeach to rer.ooe land Coast Hwy., Mariners Mile, adjlcent to Delaney's Sea
southea&terty of 3Zocl st. bet-across from Bay Shores. Stanty, 630 Lido Park Dr.,
ween Newport Blvd. and Balboa 15. Use permit appllea.Uonof for liSe as a floating cocktail
Pacific Southwest Realty Co. 1oun.re and oyster bar· Blvd., West NeTfJ)Ort, from R-2
to C-1-ll
"7. "Recibesr ot the City ot
.N .;,port BeAch to comblne the
parcels at the above locatioo
Into larger parcels to be dev-
eloped or e:rchanged tor right-
ot-way.
of Los Anples tor TV drive-~ -LIGA.L MOTtcE
units for Security Paclftc Na----==-=::..:.::..:.::._'"-';.::_--
Uooal Bank In Newport Ceater •
16. Variance reqoe!totC. W.
Smith to reduce the parking
requirements for a professional
a.nd commercial building Iocat-
CERnFlCATE OF StEIN£$
FlcUtlous Firm Name
Council News
Corona del Mu, the architects.
other members ofthedesign-
construction team include R. L.
Foley & Assocb.tes of Corona.
del Mar, structural engineer;
To~ EnglDeeTlnfl:ofSaDbAna_
CIVIl en.gtneer; l.Dd RJchud
Gleason of Santa Ana, landscape
architect.
Move-in dates are scheduled
for September through Decem -
ber. Pre-sales began last
month. The 140 unit project is
located on Iowa Street, we s t of
HarbOr Blvd.
The undersigned. does hereby
certifY tha.t he Is conducting
an Automobile Repair business
at 11662 Angus, Carden Grove,
CalUornia, 9Z641, under the
ncUtlous firm name of Pier-
rows Auto and u~t !Wd t\rm
The Ne-.port Beach City oance making ttlllegaltopark is composed of the following DINNER DANCE FOR
Council uranlmous1y approved a vehicle Ln any clty parking person, whose name ln full B.C.Y.C. SATURDAY
a request last week by Seal's Jot wtthoutftrstpayingthepark-and place of residence are as An ''anchors aweigh!" din·
Ambulance SerYtce and Schaer-lng ft!i!l. follows, to-wit: Stenn E. Pi-ner dance wUI be held at Ba-
ter's AmbuLance service for a "' INTRODUCED an ordl-erce, 1166% AniUS, Garden bia Corinthian Yacht Club Sat-
hike 1n their mileage charge nance repealing another ordi~ Grove, CaWornia. urclay, June 5, highUgbting the
from $1 per mlle to $1.50 per oance allowlog the storage of Witness my hand th is 26th Lido 14 invitational race week-
roUe. small boats. day of May, 1971. Steven E. end. 111 1
The City of Costa Mesa. ap-"' APPROVED a Harbor per-Pierce. Members and guests w
proved a similar request oo mlt application by Mr. Briner ST ATE OF CALIFORNiA ) meet in the Columbt.a Room for 1
May1?. a.Dd Mr. W. W. Cruttencten Jr., ) ss. cocktails at 7 p.m . DiMer Is
The 2 ambulance firms are to construct a j)int float tay-COUNTY Of ORANGE ) planned for 8 p.m. and dance
UDder a rotatlDc contract with ward of 76 and ?7 Linda Isle. On this 26th day of May, music will be proYided by the
the Newport Beach pollee de-"' APPROVED a Harbor per-1971, before me, a Notary Pub-Channel IslaOO Guppies.
parbnent to answer emergt!ncy mit appllcaUoa of Mr. Paul Kal-Uc In and for said county and Dress ts informal a~ r es-
medical a.ld calls. mooovUz to revise the bulk-state, residing therein, duly ervations may be made Through
tn other action. the CouncJI head aodcoostructZgrolnsbay-commlsslooed and sworn, per-the clubhOuse by June 1, ac-
also: ward of 121 Harbor isla.Dd. Rd. sonaUy appeared Steven E. PI-cording to Mr. and Mr s. Ron
• DIRECTED the staff to con-• SET a public hearia&: for erce, known to me to be the Holland, chairmen or the event.
struct, at the expense of the June 14 declaring the city's ptrSIOil whose name is 500-READING PROGRAM
atroer of 310 Fernando St., intention to order the vacation scribed to the within tnstru-SET FOR YOUNGSTERS
P. A. cassel, a stdenlk that of a public uUUty easement ment, and acknowledged to me A 1M sa Verde teen-
had been removed, Wlless Mr. in Block D, Tract 3Z3 and a that he e1ecuted the same. gr~~ 0
1ns.!e area young
Cassel does so within 60 days. portion of Lot 14, Block 632, Witness my haod aod ortlclal agers fun filled 8 ks he~
• CONTINUED to June 14 a Corona del Mar Tract. seal. Mary A. Haapa, Notary sters a -~ee w
public hearing on the estab-• SET a publlc hearln&: tor Publlc 1n and tor said Coutty they partlclpa.tein afiestaread-
Ushmeot of an under &round ut-June 7 a.t 7:30 p.m. for the and State. My Commission e:r-~: p~o~m F~~ 1~~~~~
Wty dlstrtcta.IoogPaclflc Coast purpose of coostderlngthe Pre-plres Dec. 13, 1971. sto~ hours·, planned pat 10 a.m.
HWJ· b-orn Riverside Ave. to llmllla.ry Budget as prepared by Publish: June 3, 10, 17, 24, aOO 11 Wednesday s and
Do.-er Or. the actlngcity ma.aager for the 1971, 1n the Newport Harbor Thursda.:~~~lll be held at Mesa
• INTROOOCED an ord1-fiscal year 1971 ... 72. Ensign. Verde Library.
r -------------------, ColorfUl ptna.tas aocl bright
SUPPO.T You. 1 nower stalls dE!>ictlng a theme
of Mexlco will transform the I l ubrary to a south-of-the-bin-I Home owned I der atmosphere. Regtstralloo
•, COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER •ffi§.i~:~~ill~~~ I ~. rmaer play, coDduct a I THE HEWPOaT HAIWI er•U.-e drama class and story I U...tre program.
I /lS~ri.'N 1 PROFESSOR THORPE I I TELLS HOW TO WIH
Dr. Edftr-d Thorp, professor I I of math at UCI, -· 00 "How
I to wla a.t black)ltk" at the May I Offi cia I ,.,...,..,.,of tho City af HO'f'l'Orl Boach. 11 meelln( of tho Oraop Coast
I I Calllonla c-of the Na-
2711 E. COAST HWY ., CXI-.t. DI!L MAR. CAUF. _. A.-lalloo of A<COUPI-
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$1,313 an hour?
That's what The Irvine Company pays in
taxes. Every hour. Day and night. All year long .
Seven million dollars in property taxes. Four and
a half million in state and federal income taxes.
Eleven and a half million dollars a year.
That can buy a lot of fire trucks and stop
lights and school books .
In fact, it's enough to cover the cost of all
federal aid to education in all Orange County for
a full year. Enough to support 6,000 Orange
County welfare families . Or build a dozen elemen-
tary schools. Or four high schools. Or pay the
salaries of more than 1 ,000 teachers.
That 's why, when somebody says Irvine
doesn't pay its share of taxes, everyone in our
company winces. Especially the tax accountants.
ELEVEN AND ONE-HALF MILLION DOLLARS .
And that doesn 't even include all the sales
taxes we pay. Or state and federal unemploy-
ment taxes . Or social security taxes.
It doesn 't include all the taxes that come out
of the paychecks of The Irvine Company 's 600
employees. And it doesn't include the millions in
taxes paid directly by all the businesses and in-
dustries and residential property owners on Irvine
Ia nds.
Which brings up another question. ,I,;> it true
what some people say? That Irvine development
creates a need for things like schools and roads
... but doesn 't pay for them?
Look at the figures .
About ten years ago, before we started on
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Today, those same lands generate close to
20 million property tax dollars a year ... because of
the stores and industries and houses built on
them. Tax dollars used for things like schools and
roads and fire departments.
So, if someone ever tells you that Irvine
doesn 't pay taxes ... or doesn't do this ... or does
do that, we hope you won 't just take his word for it.
Come right out and ask us ... is it true?
(Write to us: Is It True? Suite 700, 550 New-
port Center Drive , Newport Beach , California
92660.)
And the next time you stop for a stop light ...
or a fire engine ... <;>r a first grader crossing the
street, think of Irvine. And our $1.31 3 an hour
in taxes .
land development in earnest, Irvine lands ac-BuildersofTomorrow'sCities ... Today
counted for approximately two million dollars in
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