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ALL SET for the summer "blast-orr· party of the Central
Newport Beach Community Assn. a.re, from left, Tom Hyans,
Wa.U Pottevent and Mrs. William McVIcker. The evenl is
OFF JUNE 27TH
the West Newport community
on the southerly side of tile
h:gttway, Is without park t&-
cillUes or raciliUes which might
be shared In our )oint com moo
nei.gtlborhood of 3,500 people,
or DeUIY one -tenth of the city
population.
"We beUev e that the time
has come when the western
region of this ctty Is entitled
to a fair evaluation of the need
for park services,
"This action of the assocla-
tlon is pr edicated on the beUef
that these certain exploratory
steps must be taken at once
U we can reasonably assess
how the city can eo about meet-
ing Us obllptions to a lure
segmeat of Its citl&eos."
CoWlctlman Mclori.Ls had ob-
jected to the action called for
on the qeoda, which merely
a.sted that the letter be turned
over to the d ty attorney alld
to the Parks, Beaches and Rec-
reaUoo Commission for study
aDd nport.
''This thin& tas been bounced
back and for tb for more years
tnan I have beeo oa the Couo·
ell,'' Mr. Mclnnls sa.td. "It's
time this city took a leader.
ship role to gain acquisitiol'l to
the land for a park, or It jut
s1111l>lr woa•t oot dono. Ttu
part ol the cit)' ls almoJt tn·
tirely wtthout par ItS."
He sua .. tect IM actlc.\ that
•u oolllm&tolY puoed -.1-
mousl)' bJ the CouadL
Concert to benefit Y .E.S.
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eomtd tbt WMktod YI..I:Uorl m of tbat little bl:ld;tol* ...... ''CIMrl.f tbMe ·-__.I vi Will' f fJ'Ooo
the Wurto Rttlee Coelederate to u. kltl.. fit ....._. u.t tM c.o.r.dln.tH..-..Xflebt.. q..u 1 0 t 1 y
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r.ad "A --·, Coatedtrate ....-•-qiUIIoo, Ulll -ttl lrom a Cold_.., -u.looiJ' I! i a e n -prtmer," ln wllieh tbt alltbor, "u.r wbleh LlDeoba wrote to OAt lD. 15 SolltbtrW'I .,. b o w c r • •
Joha S. Tilley rellted "faetl Ale&lldtr ILStlptct,ofGeor .. OQid a 1kn, u tbtre ..,..., oobk chat-•
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the historlau lean oat," pa, wU.b Wbom be bid ...,.td leu t11u ISO,OOO lkftO'ftltl. 1 c 1 c r i 1 • ...!, .. reached maturll}'L•~ • Ia Coacreu: ''Do the peoplt of Tll111 U aU tbt ti&Ye oners tiel. Statio al~
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uuua of Abrab&m .......ulo's tbe Soath eot.ertalo .ttua lbat were iD. lllldorm, tbth JtUl wa)'l lttuaed
speeches as a ruJe aDd l'llde tbe RepWUcu &dmlaUb'ab WOIIII hi .. btta llt'tral II•· s i 1 e 0 ~ M. IJJI, Ia S.., •'-Cowt ,_ , ... c.-, .1' ore.... ...... el ........... lily,....., ....... , I• ........ M ,.WWi i.fl ,... .. for Uvtng. I do rnt ban tbe would dlredly or IDdlrtc:tb' drld tbgn•., •ldltr• no t..s bower'• d«eocy ac:ocroaily and =lr:a wr:ds~~~~: tattrtere wttb their a.._vu, or ao periODlJ J.Atereat Jaala'fery.' chivalry. a... '..w ._. tr M
close of the Wa.r BetwteD. the with them atout their llaYU. Some Yll.l'l 110, about mJd.. ._.., ._. ,_ Ellraltower we
States: "WJtb mallee toward U tbey 00• 1 wl&h to &UW"e eeatury. I dNer1bed tbe luau: '" " "t M•e .c~' •
oooe. wtth charity to au. with !:h ~~~ 115 no caue b' flclltr tbt Uldt.ed sta.tM u lol-"4'1&.. lertla. The Amer-
falth to th:tr pt as God ghes It was 'related that in his laws: "We face the IIUDtlltua .. icaos eould bave been there 1lraL
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ARVO E. HAAPA, owner and publisher of the Ensign
• KEEP AN EYE ON KYMLA CAPERS
When Carl Kymla came around more
than a year ago to solicit my vote and
Ensign endorsement of his Council candi-
dacy, he convincingly espoused the cause
of private enterprlse,lndlvldual responsi-
bility and economy In government. Since
his election to the Newport Beach City
Council, he has turned out to be one of
the most dedicated pleaders for controls
and restrictions and regulations In my
memory of observing City Council activ-
Ity, which goes back some 23 years.
Monday night he went a step further,
tampering with the time honored prin-
ciple of competitive bidding. The Ensign
submitted the low bid for publishing the
city's legal advertising, about one-half
of the rate offered by the Dally Pilot.
Councilman Kymla disregarded the con-
siderable savings provided by the Ensign
bid, and said that the legal publication
contract should be traded between the
two newspapers, regardless of the amount
of the bid. He made a motion to award
the contract to the Pilot, but his fellow
councilmen properly burled his motion
with a 6-1 negative vote, and the contract I was awarded to the low bidder. the Ensign.
These Kymla capers should be of con-
lsfll€rable concern to all property owners,
taxpayers and businessmen, which takes
in just about all of us.
GET1'1NG READY for the4tbaADualamateur eolftouroameot
to be held at the lrvlneCoutCouotryCJub MoDday, JWl8 21,
ue, left to r lctat. Priscilla WoodWud, Erin McDowell. Cuol
Boneberger and Mrs. Sue Martin, ODe of the competing
golfers. Tbe event is .sponsored by the Big I Boosters to
raise mooey for a.thletic sebolarsb.ips at UCI. Priscilla and
Cuol are members of the Blue and Gold Girls at OCL Erin's
mother, Mrs. Gloria McDowell of Capistrano Beach, is
tournament chairman for the UCJ Boosterettes. Tbetouroey
is opeo to the public, aoo a.nyooe wishing to participate Is
asked to call Gene Adams, president of the Big t Boosters,
at 642-104<.
us tn see a 00 the rtght. , . . flrst lDI.upal address LlDcoln Uoo tbat tbe ooaalrJ wu 1D 11Na1Mower .... WI lrOOfl Mck
let us bl ~ the natloo's stated: "ldeclaret.bathaveao attbtbelbmlarottbeCI'rilWar .... ~tit* .e ... t, thl
wounds, ~ us care tor tdm lnteatloo dlrtctlyor lndirectly The ma1a dttr.reaee 11 that oar ......... .., troopt lo 1M. au-
who hili' boroe the battle and to l.aterf~re wltb slavery 10 th~ modera Matoo ud Dtsoo lJat ._ U be badn't done this, the
tor his 'widow aDd orphan. aad Ita tea wbere It ezlsts... Is the AreUc Circle. Oa tb1s quation of Gennany miJht have
do all wblcb may 1ch1ne and Mr. Ttlley adYanced the side ol tbat 11Dt, are tbt free-been decided diffenntly and our
cherish a just aDd lasUD.cpeace opiniOD that Lincoln was op. dom kwlD& people of Amertea, own polition migJ11 have Nmed
between ourselves and aU posed to slavery, beUeving it but oo the otber side ue the ow quite a bit wone.
oatloos,.. to be wrong, and objected to ~':::a~.~ beh1Dd the lroa "However, at tbil time Tru·
The pattern of peace wu ha.•I.D& the practice uteoded man wu Praideat, aod Stalin
LETTERS TO EDITOR·'· beautttully embroidered from Into oew states. Oo the other Today aootber 115118 1a bad no regard at all for Trumlltl.
the northern perspective but on hi.Dd, he felt that be had no emerctng tn the United stat11. He considered Truman worth-
that saturday afterDOOO I ob-right to interfere with slavery It ls the issue of statu ri&hbr, lea. Rightly so. Truman didn'1
• GET INTO ACTION were maw qootes trom the taloed a glimpse ofthe southern 1D the states lo which already lone ch riabed by tbe people ot deserve re.pecL
EdJtor of the Ensign, Bible. Many ·of these speakers viewpoint by reading the TUley It ensted. the JOutuarn states. Americans: "At •"-nd f the
First, 1 do wish to thank you had to demand to be let Into booklet. It pictured the uOOer-Two Y1rg1nlans OJJPOSed the ue protesttnr apJ.ut the ln-u~ very e 0 war,
for pubUshlng the tntormat!Ye the room to speak on the mats slde of the embroidered pattern. system. General Robert E. Lee, crease iD power of the aatioDal wbeo dtheb Germ~ were h~d
a.rtlcles by Dr. Joseph Bean, ter. The majority of those in It gave me a better balanced the eomma.bder-in-chlef of the goveromeot, and of the trebd prtSSC Y our roops, ey
dlscJosi.og what is both happeo-the hall were protesters to Dr. view of the lllcts of our national JOuthero armies. declared that towards workt eovernment. In mov~ WC!It to su~ender to I he
ing and planned for our school Glasser. but one could readtly Ute. "&lavery was a moral and po-my next article, 1 hope to show ~encans. .stahn addres~ed
chtldreo. l do hope everyone of dlseern wbo th~~l." and Mr. Tilley revealed that 4 Utlcal evU,., General Lee had how tbe 80Utberoers protested huntelf .to Eisenhower. saym.g
your subscribers took th e Ume others were, fo1r sJ..ii eoa:u of the ttrst 5 of the Presldeols freed his owo slaves and was against the eoc.roachmeot of that Sov1et troops had shed thw
to read th~m and THEN GET and smirks wer e not.S;Jl ~ of the United States, aOO 7 of coavtneed that the tnituenee of their rights by tbe na.Uoaal blood to crush the Germans and
INTO ACTlONI able, and wben tt4~~e to the tlrst 10, had beeo southern-Christianity rather than war government, aod how the Coo-now the Genna.11.1 were surrend·
Hearing that the o. c. Unl-applatJd the two LON~ speakers ers. The end ofsouthero le&der-woukt solve• the problem. Gen~ federate states attempted to ering to the Americans. Eisen·
fled School Board was hOldiog in fav or of Dr. Glasser. these ship was reached in 1861, and eral StooewaU Jackson was said secede from the Unioo.Ilea.rned hower ordered the commander
a meeting at which Dr. Gl.as-people were most vociferous tn since that date, as he sorrow-to have agreed wtth Geoeral an historical lesiOn from the of the German army to sur-
ser's method was to be dis-applause, together with the maj-fully admitted: "The South has Lee's Ideas on slavery as also ''Confederate primer" and hope render to the Ru uians.
cussed, I decided to attend. orlty in the inner "sanctuary." been the nation's stepchikt." be did to respect to 'military to pus It a.loog to you. "Whenever 1 had dee.lings
~:r: ~e;t~t~~~:t 11 ~': ob~edoioc~~~:r~~S::~ PARENTS TRIC.KED BY GOAL SETTING ~ithre=n!o;:r ~e~tera~~~~~ term a classroom which seemed gram With their money when a during the war. I kept in mind
to be filled witb a mor e or less maj)rtty objected to its effects s r · rdt bou e·
chosen few and thegener-.t.lpub-on the Uves of the children. By SpectaiCorrespoodeDt 32B. "Attitude and behavior aDd skills to solvepracticalarr:t h~~:: St.~~ hn-lt~ ~....;,s;~;
Uc in the hall outside, not even Tills phase of the meeting ll you were ooe of the par-modUlcattoo from reading -· persooal problems todepeDdenf: · k: p tilde
permitted to look io the door. was ended with the remark that ents 1n the Newport-Mesa. Is selective iD choke of read-of school requlremeots. Dis-to our V tol)' • •nd n-
One outspoken gentleman de-after the method was tried u School District who received a lng materials Reads news-Uogulsbes betweeo science and prated hia ~opttion by Pft-
ma.lkled that the loiJdspeaker ln would be r e-evaluated. It·~ letter from your elementary papers and other sources ot superstition and reUes oo the ~n~~t1111 him 'fritll oar hiJ:hesl
the hall be turned on, but the obvious that there was 00 in-schoo~ principal asklog for Information. Jodependeotly former, Desires ezperlmental medal, the Order of Victory.
one with some authority ap-teotion of heeding parental ob-about "two hours or your time" turns to printed materials for proof. Has a speculating at-This was the first time I mel
proached, smilingly shrugged jecUoos. The rtdlculousremark to help select which goals were speeUlc lnformaUoD. and as aids titude." (Tb.l.s 1s tbetuooomy.) Eisenhower. Tile .-me melbl
his Shoulders __ at which our was also made that 'such a th e most important for your to study. Modilles behavior and The real question forpueDts "• p.ea to Moa*IOmery, but
triend borrowed a cha.l.r trom a meeting was causing higher school, you wasted )'OIIf time. attitudes a.s a result of ln&lghts to consider Is why OCLA Is btl thM nse tl "• merely reel-
bystander mounted same and taxes! The princlpalsmadeUappear p1Ded through readlft(.u lormlllaalai p.la for u.e.New-prodty. Stalin had rormed
turned 00' the loudspeaker so Parents: Are you going to sLt that your opinions were of the 34. "ReUglous knowledge --port-Mesa 11111f1ed SChool dis-
thO poorly working, It ena'bted still for this'? Your chJidren utmost Importance lo selectlng Understands the OOetrlne and trlct. Tbe admLntstratton keeps good relalions wilh Eisenhower
us to grasp somewhat of what are at stake. They w1ll suffer! which goals were the most tm-dogma, theory and rationale of sayiDg the pis ue based oa and even better ones with Roosc-
weot 00 Inside. Get busy! Get active! Arise portant and which were the least hts reUglon. Ca.n logieally de-the tndlridual Deeds of the dls-velt . He had bad relations with
Tllere were some 10 speak-and m.ai:e yourself beard. It important, buteveryooeofthose feod b.ls reUgion. Knows some-trict stlldeots. How Individual Churchill and even worse ones
ers, individuals and repre-will require a storming of the cuds, coo.tatnlngone-eacl, --~"'the-~ majat --1~.h'IIMmtlbeY.tolllt wilb.· M~ •·. t ~
sentatives of groups who spoke fort Uten1ly tor these so-called was taken stralgtlt out of a rellll@as." -_ -from"& llliverstty otbal 11 50· • • •
a.gatost Or. Glasser's method, educators to take noUce. Jt wtU small booll:let eaUed ''Element-. 3'78. "AiiPUeatloa 'fi. set•-mU. awa.y, llbil tbe ..,..p111 ~F«. the at.ory of'oeSe.:"'-tiaen-
mostly quoting from Ills own be too late when your children's ary school evalua.Uoo ttt --ttftc methOds toefet)dr) llte --are used by namero. otbet bower "milcuel," reM~ "":fhe
words as to the total foreign natures are irreparably oeeds assessment. Booklet D -· Applles sclent1flc IIDowledge school districts? Politician" by Robert Welch.
aspect of this system to our changed. Read Mr. Steinbach-choosing goals," prepared by K K h . The book cauJCd a furor and
American way of We. There er's book, "Child seducers ." Ralph Hoepfner andStepheDP. oren ovac g1ven Welch was at1d is unmerd Cully
It wUJ make your haJ.r stand Klein andthestalfofthe"School smeared. Yet no statement cr
on eOOI evaluation project, Center for r t · "Th p r · · .. h
the Study of Evaluation, UCLA ... t J Eb II h ac In e o ltiCian r as F. L. op ever been disproved. Newport Beach Even the letter you received, r • e 0 n 0 r • • •
• KFI EDITORIAL aski.ng for your help and slgoed Hynnrrisy item: Th " .. "yours for a better education,'' "Outstanding ju.nlorwoma.oof president for 1970-71. ~'"""" e pc:ace
The people of Newport Beach was a stock form letter that the year" award has beeo bes-Tbe Ebell Club of Newport leaden, I he Jerry Rubins. Abby
have decided alter much pubUc also came out of the booklet. towed 00 Mrs. Eugeoe Kova ch, Beacb presents the annual Hoffmans, Timothy Learys. etc.,
debate that they don't want a As ooe mother suggested to whO ha.s served as Juotor Ebell award to tbe Junior member all promote "turning on" with
freeway to cut their community us. "The only reasonthescbOOI who has coatrtbuted the most drugs, while rebelling againsl th.:
ID. halt, and have made U clear district ls asldngparentstohe_, well-rotmded service to her killing of 46.000 American men
that they want to have a say tn is to make them think they are LI!GAL MOTIC! club, 0a behalf of the Ebell in Vietnam. Last year more
th.e approval of aoy freeway that part of the declsloo-mattog NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Club, Mrs. L. W, Jeoks, eo-than 20.000 Americans under 25
runs througblhelr city, They did process, and to have someooe NOTICE L'S HEREBY GIVEN ordlaltor, presented Mrs. Ko-years of age died from over-
so empbatlcally by an 85% vote to blame wheo the public dis-that the City Council of the City Y&Ch with an IDscrtbed stlver doses of drugs. An estimaled
tn a March 9 special election. covers the students ue oot of Newport Beach wtu hold a bowl. 40,000 will die this year-almost
KFI has editorially S14JP0rted learning anything. The sebool pubUc hearing regardlngawea,l Under the leadership otWrs. as many u were killed in Viet·
the mandate of the voters. district will come back and of Dooa.ld w. Steinke, appUcant, Kovach, the Newport Beach nam in eight years.
A few days ago, the director make ao .. n..,..uncemeot ••-t ••e c Juniors ha.ve had a succe-~-1 • •
I ubu ........ ~... u• aad Marla.o rat g. owner, from -.. ..
oN P 1c works Informed the goals chosen were with thebe~ the deelsloo of the Planning year. PartlcJpattnc as a large
ie0wpor mayor that the state of the community." Commission denying Use Per-club at the district eooveation,
w not scrap its pla.os for the For !bose of you •bo did 32 Juniors woo seeood nJac• •--1 mlt No, 15 which requested r w ...... eeway un ess a mutually oot have the ~rtuni"' tovtew youtll, fine arts aod .... ess. Hoo-bl It U ..._.... •1 permission tor a Kentucky r• agreea e a erna ve can be the pis for the elementary Fried Chicken Take-OIIt rest-orable meoUon was given lD
found, aDd be pledged help in school leYel. we ue Usilng the auraat in a C-1 District, lo-educatioll aOO, the lf<q> re-
cetttng otriclalR together to seek followl.og goals, selected out cated at 2007 West Balboa Sou-ta!oed the perpetual federation
ooe. KFI wooders U there's an of many: leva.rd. trophy given to them the year
implied threat that should an 2A. "Depeodeoee-lnde-NOTICE IS HEREBY FUR-before.
alteroate route not be agreed pendenee __ Is self-sufftctttt THER GIVEN that thfl sa.ldpub. At state cooveotlon, Newport
ICIOQ, the state wtll go ahead and seU-reapoDSJble. Does not Uc hearinc w1ll be held 00 the Beach quaWled ln the medium
with the ooe the voters turned tlave an excessive need tor Zath day of June. 1971, at the slle cltj) eatepy aOO took a
Speaking of welfare, which I
have been doing considerably re~
cently, someone sent me the
following excerpts, supposedly
taken from actual lenen 11!·
ceived by the welfare deparl-
ment in application for support:
"I am writing the welfare de·
partment to say that my baby
wu born two years old. Whe n
do I get my money?" do~~ M 1 1101 1 ted accepta.Dce, appronl, security, hour of 7:30 P.W. m· the Couo-first place ID flDt uta, and 1
THE 50TH ANNIVERSARY eelebrattoo of the foaDdlnr of .. r · oe s an e ec or proteettoo." e ll Clambers of the City Hall seCOIId tor edue:I.Uoo.. Tbe
the Tbeodore Robl.os Ford Ageoey was hJ(bUghted by the otficlahil; heU doebels not have to 21A. "Singing --Slnp bls of the City of Newport Belch, Janlors were aJMI. the IICOD:I
"Mn. Jones has not had •ny
clothe. for a year and hu bun
vililed regularly by lhe elergy. ··
"I cannot gc:t sick pay. I have
1ix children, Can you tell me
why?"
preseota.tloo of the "distinguished achievement awar d" ror put mse ore the voters part, stays on key, a.nd keeps caworola, at wh.lch time aad place winDers of tbe "build
NOTICE TO CREDITORS 1970, the 7th Ume this honor has been bestowed to the from Ume to Ume; he has his a tme. Has a cood voice and place aay a.nd aU persons to-a better commaalty" award.
No. A-69545 Robin& Agency. Pictured here. rrom left, are JoM Hall, om.ce bJ appointment. KFI re. c lear diction." terested rna) appear a.nd be spoosored bJ Buk of Amll'lea.
SUPERIOR COURT OF' THE Newport Beach resident, whO Is the Ford Motor Company's mUds Yr. Moe ·-and all who 23C. "Sez edueatloD --Un-heard thereon. Thla: award Is made on the
STATE OF CALIFORNIA FOR Los Aageles Dtstrtet manager; Theodore Robins Sr .• who hold ooo-elecUve office --that derstands growth ID adoles-L&ara Lapoa basts ol a chlbe:' total ae-
THE COUNTY OF ORANGE started his prage In the Fun Zone area of Balboa in 1921, he must, nevertheless be r e-ceoce and maturity, ~ a.ad City Cltrt complllbmeats fc. Die 1taJ'
Estate of ANTONE BOR-and 1011 Bob, bls partner in the enterprise, which now spooatve to tbe will of the tundloas of Ute nprodactln , City of Newport Beach wlthlD tbetr commalty, Tb.ls
CHARD, Deceased. occ~tes a huge modern faciUty on Harbor Blvd, In Costa people. He was appointed, DOt a ad eadocrlne SJitems, lnttr-PubUsb: JUDe 1 '7, 1971 lo tile spedal award, u well u tbt
NOTICE L') HEREBY GIVEN MeA. This presentation took place during an anniversary aoolnted. course alld OODCeptlorl.pr-.ta.I Newport ftarbOr Eulp. others, rellec:ts tbe *derllfl
to the creditors of the abo\'e cruise 1D the tia.rbor aboard the Pavlllon Queen. (Cameo Edmuod Bunter de•eq,mtDt, aDd birth. lhller-of tbt "JIIIllor' Womu ot tbe
named decedent that all per-House phOto,) Prestdeat, KFI Radio standi tbe role ot ttM lua117, LIGAL MOTICI YIIU'."
aons hartnr claims aplnst the L!GAL MOTte! ,.I'F.liJIII'euioo,tbeparpall• Mrs. Kort.cb relidaiD Ealt
nsa1td _:Je<:edent are required to BACK TO $, 0 . DCC Gl YEH $20,000EIH lJid r._u,!UU.. olbo7·11rl NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ~!!!.~.'!"' b--· •liD Ia
e u•em, with the oecessary Na Seamu Robert w· ELECTROHIC MAT RIEL NOTICE OF PUBUC REARlNG rtla~, ud IOCta1 at.. Mottce 11 IMrebf ... .._ tblt ~auYI Q I IDU·
vouchers, 1n the otnce of the Orla~ 800 of Mrs N Ill. Nearly $20000 worth of NoUeellbertbJIIventbatthe Utudel IbM .ez. Bu _.,. tMP ....... Comm._.oltbe a.aw tDr lleOG.•III'lf-lllu.
e .. n of the above enUiled court, T 0r1au'sti t 265-C Oet est e sophisticated e'lectrooJe tqldp-PlaDa.lnr Commluion of tht attltadu to all upec:ta of Ml City of Nnport Beacb wtllbokt ud tbell clllit~Nt, C&meroa.
or to present them, wJth the C~sta Mea :U retvDtd:,~ ment hasbHDdooatedtoOraap Clty ot Newport Beaeh wlllbokl &ad &dMtiflel wttlt on en.•• a pCI.e blular oe a.wuea. ace 7, ud CaDet, I.
Dtctssa.ry vouc hers, to the bomeport oi SaD 01810 aboard C01.st cou.,. by Cadillac Coa-1 pabUc bearlllc oo tbeappUea-!SA. "Groap actiYltJ -tloa of Jerri D. Ud .JICQtlltiDe r-:::-.
aader&igned at c/o Thomas E. tbe l'dded ml.ulle dMCI'O tr trols Corp. of Colt& Mea. UoD of Deaot De't'llopmeot ~ ... la a .,od E. Dorle b a U• .,.. .... 1511
Hetft:nan, Attoroey at Law, 350 OSS Hot1 a1ttr 1 '7 moatb ~ Buell M-.roa iDitructor ill Comt:UY b" a Ute Perm1U539 •liiMr and a fCIOd Joeer. flu a. ~ty locattd at 1001,
E.. Setenteenth Street, Suite ploymeDt W"ltb tbe U S. SeftGtb eleetroatee at bee aid th&t on property Joel. ted Nortbeut ol tatUttl•e, *41rllldp, ud lbe 1001 eo.t ltrlltud 1004 Welt
210, Costa Mesa, Cautornta Fleet lD tbe W~ Pacltlc the IQ'IIIpmeDt bu' potratec~ Blr Ca.Q)'OD Coaatry Club tem-&btlttJ to be a FOd a.Dc1a, oe .. Prollt, betw .. Colrt
HIZ7 lrtllch is the plato of ' ._,_ -.. tum amoor porary flcWly &1 Ooa Btl Can-Ollo)'l lllo niN ot lflo -llrtll UIIW .. Oc .. hootUII
...,.,... of the understped la tbe ltudtot. iD hla ei&SJts JOD Drtn to Ptfmlt the UMofa II •matiOGl..l.tr llnlftd Ja ......... lOa 8trtet ud lllt
au -... perlallllD( to tile From the Bible .... of thO llludenta ....... ~ remonl>to lrallor ... S.loo aciiYll)' (lou ..... IPrll)." -Ill pormu • r-1 .-.. ot aid decedent, wUblD 1 eel . wortiJIC 00 the ,_,. 1D an at .. Oftlee la CCM~jlmc:Uo• 'tPithTn.ct IIA. "~ r« C Mlota: -('r ~ -.) • a
..... IMI!tb.IIIW' the flrsti)W>-ohn •n•wet . , 1ayma ~n-tempt to r•turbilh u, be said, 7S14 (Blc CUJOD}. u .. pbalde. U a ftlriiiiiiDoL C .. l DUtl1et..
alltioaottbls.otlce. tothem.all,ltndecdbaptlle E~eat oot rHtored this Notleelablrtb7fWDerctfaMBIGel__.. ._.-. Jlklllolli ... .,.Airt!Mratta
DUetf J .. 11, 1971. you wtth welcr; but one •rDMter Yl11 be W'OI'ked oa by tb&t aJd peUe MuLDe wt.U be IUalllu' ,.. laid Itt ,...._ 1111t lUI~ ...,_ wtD lie
AlfJU. A. 80RCHARD --AAal mi&htier <han I cometh, the trt.,...ta tbtnctucllacMm· btld • tM lll~yotJaly,lt71 • .U.C.'' Mill • 1111 lit daJ al lt!ll,
A.• .......,II, E .. utrb: ot lllo lal<hel of whoae tho .. latn -.. a1 1111 lloor ot 1:00 P.ll. Ia Clio "4-"AIIII I -,..._ It'll, llllflo -al 1:00 P.ll,
WID fll tire lbo'rt IS.med de-not w<M"thy \o W~loou: be COieCU c...._, altbtN.., .. &ac _. ......... ., Ja.. ta •c•••UCIII•na~ ..
e ' a. •hall .,.ptizc you with the pOrt Bllel CitJIIaU, M -*'P*Mw fll rn*s ...... •-..rt ._. CltJ au, Ill
ftE 7' 1:. --AI-Holy Gholl and willl file: !'!?IH"!4IrAH GR~~-UIMUIIPlacelOJUIIaUpor-..... ltW w u a -tl ___ ,_ ......... 0.'fl!l;. .•
--.. Law, ISO E. .... Who•• ran it in hi• hand, n.'7 l' .... ....... -kl .... ~ aat.J IIJPIU'ud ptsnrw. 'Pt;::: IIIII... .. 7 7
..... ..,. ...... .............. IIO,C-andbewilllho<...,.1ypUIIOT-J.H-,-otllrl. __ ... _ _., llf -·,.·-..r loud•-••••:
..... C&.~MI-JIJO,At-hiaflOO<,anclwilltlllloldleAcllliB.R-ai9540USI., Dial.~ .. _........,~ It 'I ... 1111.1.441 ZX\-1-7 ..... ar ....... wheat in to llis a&mtf; but CMII. .Ilea, wu ..-.m Jf..-,.illadl CltJ ........ •ka .. fl .......... call
M' t ,_I\ II,.,.., I, die c:lutlr 1M will burn willl ,_"*"-'"A"-~~~ ...... ~ -· 0 It -.... llr M I I C1 I .. II t = ......... -ll1e -odl•blo. lSI. Luke ea llllftl 1'nlalac C.., P-,_ U, lrll1 Ill'"'-Ull ... t P II 1111-••r 1• ,_ U, It'll It
3:!6. 1?.) Grill LaUe, m. Till "'"'"" -lpe!p anelll.'' Till .. .,... -I lp IIIII. IUG .. I KOYACII
'
•
"l am glad to report that my
husband who is missing is dead."
''1bi1 i• my eilhlh child.
What art you going to do about
it?"
"Pieue find for certain if my
husband i1 dead, The man 1 am
living with can't eat or do any-
thing until he knows."
"I am wry much annoyed to
find you have branded my aon
llllkrate. This it a dirty lie u 1
wu married a wed: before he
WM bora."
"In answer to your letter, I
have &fvca bi.rtb to a boy weigh~
iDJ teD pouoda. f hope this it •liaf.....,.."
"You have cbactp:d my lilde
bo7 to a prl. WW lhil mat. a
.-....... r
"I bave DO cbikln:a u yet •
•Y IMbud ia a tniC:k dri'ler
0011 -doy IIIII 'lllpL" ... ___ ......
-. I 1111 .. p.. -10
-Ia ""'--......... -.. ___ ...,_,
-.. IL ~--•w ....... _ ... __
.. "' _, .. -eoy,...t .
lf ........ ,.,_.wll -·----· -Tile An 1 ML w., P a w
Spyglass tract okayed BAY SHORES WINS PLEA NEII'ORTHAIIIIOR f:IUIIII HOT ,AI4TS SHOW sn
RRST SECllOII--P .. J TV pore ... lily Tool Holi..W
,OOL OI'IM TO I'UILIC
Tbo Newport Btoeh c-u. at-u ...., u 140 llol-
•• a 4-J -· pn _....... CQPtoro _..llo Qrllr-tllo .,_, ..... 10 a no-. .....
TltURIIJAY, JUNE 17, 1!71 «>mmoalalo a "bot jllllll" r~Tllo~M-8toeb Clly Cloo GiaA. Pl&alintl COGID>la-OOIQIA D&.IIAR, CAUF. fl.lllloo -at I p.m. today,
Tbe Orulp Cout Colli~
pool wtU bo-_,
tlltoaCII PrJotar. -• a:at p.m., trom J... Jl 1111 .-:.: uaJd IIIDMI'OUI pro-iktMr Uld relldellt of Bly-Juoe 17, at the Park Hnport ~~~ BlJ-1 rui-o, ...... , t..s M<•O<I l <Om· c.c. elects 4<Yelopment 100· MiPHoUwtll A "'UUl U. OCC wtll-no-
rea~ ow!JoiDioc ..., IIIII
IUmmtr. Tbt pool 1PID 1111
-wtth lllopardl.
r-tal tract lor llpyeluo Co~ Dr11oo IIIII t11o -
HW, aa or• IJIDJ dlroetiJ bu •Pluo 11>r --ol
below "" lllpt _ .. ,... at liM ......... adMIJ ud -
bt1iccc:ltera from tile ~ utbt tract 11 Mit COI ... 'fwld
Corpo Air Stat10o 14-ADa. _,.,.,... ll>r r-1 do-
Helleoptou -be ll1IDc u rolopa>oot DOr ---
low u 45 loot -• tiM root-mllllarJ llolleoptor air -
= llo .. _, ... II"• mumoot lrom ... lrtloe Co. "' "'"" !be --at -..-.Uutr dla-to PlJ lor all treocbiJic aod ll>e you anrd by Fu-Is-
from IUfwlklt Af'e. to ruurfad.Dr 1D U:le private alley Tilt eor.. dtl Mar Cbam-Rod merchlnta:.
Dr. oe. helft.c: Cout LD BIJibOrH ad)l.ceot to the ber -C.lllel'ee bb eSected
toplla laclemtlllt ._tblr, Uou, ••
Tbo tract IOIIIJPI' ... IWIIIIZI Tbo laDd, ilrooorlJ a.,..-
C<JDIII-, IDclodlq --of tllo Padlle Vlow 11.-lal PfOOIIDI aod U11eUr p.._ aod Part Cemolory, wu oold n-
,......, -· UdDOtllleattcoiO •eatiJ to "" lr'fiDo eo. 111a ~U•• ""'"" !bot "" belli <~ovoloped bJ JIIIID D. Crall -bo ll1IDc sueO a LUII<aodiiGDatMewportBtaeO.
short bltpt abofe tiM bomta, A repna ••dfl of tbe Urm
Coometlmu llti&D ~led IOid !be eo..eu "Wo doo1 uu
a loADc ft.cbt to deoy tbe tract, to mil:rtPfMtat ...,.. JD
II)'IDc. "It Ia !be lllac:tloa of lJII'eel.oc lo liM Zl MOdltloos.
loeal aoverameot to protect ttl "Tbe balleopters w1ll be
·fllture eitliiiUI. Tb.18 la an ocR-there 'IFb1Je •• ue •llfDc the
race. Tbooo bolloo!llers wtll be bomeo )ollllb tlloywtllbe-
Oylq' u kJw as 45 feet above tbe '*"Je are Utlnf tbere,"
tbe rooftops iD poor weather be IILfd.
a.od tlllt's auumtnc thetr In-Mayor Hirth, ID clttDc tbe
strumeatsareeorrect.u•aume nrlou problems o1 a. cSe.
we bite tbe bullet; 1 ttllnk tills Te)apmeot_ Rid, "It's tm•
property oeeds addiU<m.l study fort1ate tbat lbe are1. wu 110t
tor 10111e possible other use." left 1D the cemetery. Tbut
Siding w1tb Mr. Dostal were coadi.Uooa are just not ale fcw
U:ayW Ed Hlrtb and Vice Mayor tbe OOGitructtoo ol home.."
Howard Rocers. Actlal Clly Attoraey !lalla
COID:Uman Carl Kymla O'Neal told tiM COtmeU the
couotered Mr. Dostal's re. city could be Uabletordamaps
marts by siylng tbat oot ap-either way 1t JOel oa.tlteacUoa..
proving thiS tract would result "ll you 'IIPfOYe it you oouJd
in a steriUzatJon of the prop. be liable to tbe propertJ cnm-
ertr. era (!be lrYine Co.}, If JOII
Col. K. T. Dykes, assistant don't apprdt"e U you could be
chief of staff and communlty liable to tbe people who ul-
plannlog aJXl llaisoo of the El Umately buy the homes," he
Toro lase, told the Councu that 501.
I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 1:1
A PUBLIC SERVICE
lOB f tMCH
Bob Finch
to uc-tllo u .. IJtoc Cout Hl£bny aod ll>at be had liM lollowllll boord""' dl-to Btlorea. aeured a tlrm cost estimate reetora .. ma.er. 6)r 1~71. 72;
:~~~~~~~~~~~ from a local contractor to coo-Bob A.Moa.. rice .president, •ert au of tbe 3! private bomes MC.I Sa.-t.ocs ' l..oao; Bob
stc-Oil Crestview Dr. B&rtbolomew. luwaJlee; Ooo
lta.ttac. tbat utJHty "But," Mr. O'Bryoo aiad, Bob_ Newport Floor CoYer-
an put lmdercrOI.Dd u ''the esttmated cost 15 $320 per lAc; Carol Freoeh, lmperLaJ
IRII00-.1, tbe lesaees Oil the houae, and in many eases there Sa. '~lAp; Jerry GoY in, Cater-
ot Cremtew Dr. 1s only a 5 or 8 toot distance 1D~t ~mUed; Gra..ot Howald,
DOt "be forced to pay," to be covered. Tbat Ia pretty acU.C PG«muter; Gordoo
It would bdetlt all New. P.JpeO.Stve work for oo beoeflt JODII, ln1Dt Compauy; Carl
port Beacb roldeuts. Tbey felt received." KecteJ, attorney; Hal Plnchin,
the coat sbouJd be borne by all. Even the Council bad dff. Raltor; Mrs. Eieaoor Smith,
Tbe uaderP'oooctUic 1uue lD ficulty lD. decidlng what to do c1Yic lMder; Mrs. T. Dtmcan
the area ft.nt came lt) ln late wtth the district, Stewart, elric leader; St\IU't
February aod has beeo coo-Councilman Richard Croul Towne rea.lestate investments·
0 h UntaUy postpoDed lllltll Monday wa.ated to dJary tbe matter tmttl Doa ~ Geldern, asststani c 0 mIn g ere nllbt lD ID attempt to work out a more ua.soaable cost for the maacer. oc B; Mrs. Joan WH-
tbe objections of the Bayshores private work could be obtaloed. llams, ma.aacer, Security Pa-
Robert H. FlDCh ooe ot the resldeots. That motion tliled. eWe Natloal.l Bank· Don WoOO
tbree key adftsors 'to Presideat W1111am O'Bryon, appearlJlg COWICilma.n Don Mclmis Harbor Paint 41 waiJp.per. '
NlXoo, wtll make a major ad. on behaU of Bayshore residents wanted to abQDdon the district otncers wll be elected at the
dress before tbe Costa Mesa Mooda.y ldgbt, said that those entirely, saying that there were out board meeti.Dg, Tuesday,
Cb&m.ber ot Commerce span. people atrected by the district too many other areas lD the July 8. tuta.UaUoo dlnner is
aored luocbeoo meeting Jtmez9 would reeelve "abaollllety no city where underKJ'OWMting wa.s scheduled lor July 15.
iD celebrauon or the 18tb an-beD8ftt from the underground. being requested by r esidents. ruuRCH NEWS
alnrsary of the lncorpon.tioo lag." That motion also tailed. • "'-""1
ot the elty, Mr . Finch may re-He said that most of the rest~ Couocllma.n Parsons wanted Tbe Lutberan caurcll of the
•eal his own future poUttca.l dences along Crestview Dr. to approve the entiredlstrtctas Master, Z900 Pacific View Or.,
plaDs at that ttme. faced tbe opposlte dlrecttoo ot proposed over the ob~Uons of Harbor Vtew Hllls ~·Dr. Wll-
A trteoo and coa1ldant of Coast HWJ. "Tbe rear ot tbese the Bay$hQres residents. Ttw uam R. Eller will deUver the
Mr. Nixoosioce 1947, Mr. Finch resldeoces are adjacent to the too failed. messap, "Where He leads, 1
recently announced that be will higbway aod 1D many eases there Finally, on a mottoo byCoun-w1U follow," at the 9 and 11 leave Washington in 1972 __ are DO wiodows facing this dl· cUman Clark Kymla, the Coun-a.m. Stmday seM'lces. Sunday
presumably to prepare for a rection. We would receive ab-ell approved the district with scbool a.od Bible classes are
poUUcal campaign of his own solutely DO benent as to beaut!-the modlftcatlon to exclude Bay. held at 10 a.m.
in 197.(, It is anUclplted that ncatloo or as to Increase in sMreS. Only Coundlrna.o Me. • • •
be will bid tor the CaWornla prq»erty nlues." Innis voted n) on that motion. The First Baptist Church of
peroorsntp or for the oftlce Mr. O'Bryon said that Gor-J Costa Mesa, 301 Magnolia St.,
f United sta HOTEl REZON · at Santa Ana Ave . --;Fathers :::roo~~~~=J~~ · E APPROVED ~has:r~~~ ;:~ ~~
"501 a tablet can be cheap I"
No one likes to JMY Xlc
for a sin&k tablct-in-
cludina us. Neverthelal,
sorM of the newer drup
cost that much. Tbey seem expensive-yes, only
seem. Consider thi!: Pneumonia wed to mean
4 to 6 bedridden weeks. 1...ms of pay. Often
hospitalization. Often death. Now. a few dollars'
wonh of one antibiotiC Will generally cure poeu-
monia in days. And th 1s JS only one eu.mple ...
there arc many others. When you consider what a
fe'll> 50c pills will do for you, they seem downri&ht
cheap.
Christensen
OWJOLZ 1·1111
AS A PUBLIC SERVICE THE NEWPORT HAR·
BOR-.COSTA MESA BOARD OF REAL TORS
HAS DEVELOP EO A NEW AND UP-TO-DATE
MAP OF THE ENTIRE AREA. CONTACT TO-
DAY A REAL TOR IN YOUR AREA AND RE-
CEIVE FREE A COPY OF THIS BEAUTIFUL
MAP.
si • fathers by Pastor James Combs
re (tOed tbat post at Prest. Tbe Newport BeacbCouncU's height Uml.t onthepropertywltll aod music by the Come% broth-;~;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;;;;;;~ deot Nt.mn•s request in J~u-coacern onr tbe possible tm-no protection or control by the to
ary, 1969, to become secretary llmtted helgt\t of a proposed Council as to vlew corridors of :: ~ 's~~~~:!!~s~!m;.'i
of beti.lth, education, and wet~ ltotel.coavenUon center com-Harbor View Hills residents. 9:45 a.m. and at the morning
fue. p\ex in Newport Center almost Acting Community Develop-~h'" He stayed in the HEW post resulted in a rejection of a meot o•·ector Jim Hewecker wor ~ .... a.l ll. AI 7 p.m. there tll J 970 .. will be a showing of a l'llm, un une, 1 , when he jJiDed zonlng change request by the said the rezoning would IOOee<l • • Tbe Passover, • • made for
the select circle of WhiteHouse lrvlne Co. Monday night. allow an unlimited height, but televtsioo by tbe Beth Sa.r
advisors. The lrvlne Co. bad asked that that U would have to be pro-Shalom Hebrew Christian fel-
MARINERS CHURCH
FREE FREE
Tbis year's aMual birthday a small 1.53 acre parcel ad-portional to floor space. He did, lowshtp or New York City. The
celebratioo ot the city's ln. )icent to Granville Dr. ln New-however, tell the Council that rnm shows the r elationstup of
corporation wtll feature a spe. port Ceo ter be rezooed from an regardless of height it would the J ewish feast and the Christ-
Dr. Joe Aldrich, woo r eceived his Tb. D. delfee
from Dallas Theological Seml.nary, DaUas, Tuu,
is the church pastor. The Rev. William Adoo Ia
associate pastor aM is available for vlsttaUon aDd
counseling.
sUNDAY scHooL . . . . . . i:OO A..M.
'4'0RStfLD SERVICE .. 8:00A.M. 11 10:00 A.M .
EVENING SERVlCE .•... i :OO P.W:. cla:l salute to the Orange Ccast unclassUled zone to a C-0-H-oot affec t Harbor View Hills ian Easter.
Dally Pilot by the Chamber and UL District to conform wlthtbe view corridor sbecausethe pro-
Clt}' oftlclals. majority of the laud adjacent to posed structure lies northerly • • •
Le t's Mak e o
ru~ rwt il FATUER ~
' '
• tO" COl L CO!qO STRETCHES
Sj FT.
• PLUG ADAPTERS AVAILABLE
FOR ELECT AI C OUTLETS .... IN
GREAT BRITAIN. OR EUROPE.
• SELF·SHA RPENING ACTION .
{O•' ,.-plor p.tu
I• $16,81)
lfOUOS f .. "JO MOM-111UWI t .. ltJO PIIDAY t.., •.oo SATUIDAY
~~·.R;; Househohl Deparlment ltoN'
HIGHWAY
WATCH FOR OPENING SOON
We will do more than sell
knit fabrics
S-T-R.E-T-C-H 6 SEW opens a wbola Dew
workl ol ...... wttb toot fabrics tor tbe
''fUidoD ~" woman, YOUD( 01' old,
be&iDDer or tJpll't. tbln'• a daJ or tYtlling
S-T..R-E-T..C-8 UIW ctau --to ftll JOor OMdl ud .. ., .. , ........ Add a little Hit to
,_ .... ··-.... -ltloetioo of -flk'lel (plp.IM. lib bu. prtata, ar coordlaatell
Yo. wW .., nal cW ••-tater.tt a.ad ratlrlc
--. bJ -·'lie-" --· aod -·Ia. CALL TODAY I'OR CLASS IMPORIIATIOM . . ..... ,.
OUTSTAMOIIUIIMIT PAUICS
S. T-R-E-T-C-H & SEW.
FABRICS CEITER
2121 HSTCI.IPP ... ., .. COIIMII 111M 6 IRVIN I
(MilT YO COCD'II'
M IWORT IIACM • COITA Ill I lA
1t in block 900, which wouk1 of the site Une fr om Harbor
allow for the construction of View Hills.
the proposed hotel by the Mar. The Council, finally con-
riot Co. vlnced that no views would be
The Couoell asked U this o~structed, unanimous ly ap.
a.cttoo would allow an unlimited proved the zone request.
C.M. REDEVELOPING OK'D
eo.ta Mesa redeYelopment He sa.Jd Wilsey and Ham wtu
eommtttee m!mbershaveW'll.n-print a ftnal copy of there-
lmously adopted the downtown development plan, which will be
redevelopment projectwtthonly submitted to the CUy Co110cil
one major rnodifleatJoo, one lor lmplementaUon.
coocerning traffic now,
The proposed $8.3 million HOOT-HOLLER MEETIHG
project ls predicated oo the Tile J~me meeUng or the Hoot
completion of the Ne'!'J)Ort 'n Holler Roost or the Newport
Freeny through Costa Mesa Beach Night Owls wtu be held
and calls for reoovatlng down. at 2 p.m. this Sunday in t~
town businesses, formtnga mall Bethel Tower r ecreation ball,
aDd parkillg area along Newport Costa Mesa.
Blvd. between 17th and 19th ~!!·"'~----
streets, Improving surrooodtng -~?ud~ ... · streets and tratflccootrol Ugtlts , "~
aod adding parking areas.
Tbe doWntown redevelopment
proposal was part of the $50,-
000 general plan study made by
the Arcadta consulting flrm or
WU.sey and Ham In 19'10,
The only m<Jdi.Qeation or the
proposal was to mon the pro-
posed freeway off-ramps for
19th St. about 200 feet easterly
oear Cblll'ch st.
Committee secretary Bill
Owms, the city 's planning di-
rector, said the action to mO¥e
tfte off-ramps easterly was
made to maintain a coDtlnwus
tramc flow, when Newport Blvd.
1s bk»cked ott between 1 7tb and
19th streets.
.LIGAL MOTICI
P-41151
CERTIFICATE OF BtmNESE
FteUt&ou flrm Na.mt
Tbo -~ -borobJ eorttl)o that bo Ill -tlaf
u Aalo-lo Rop&lr --at IIMI ~. G&nloD Groro,
Caldol'llta, 11141, IIDIItr tbt .aetmo. firm aamt ot Pl•-
I"'WJ A.to &ad tbat -.ld ftr111
Ill --of tllo I>Uowl4& per-. WboM •m• 1D tun
aad: pll.ee of r~e art u
lbllowo, lo-wtl: -.. E. PI-
.. Ct, Uta Aacu. Gardea G-.. C&UibrOI&. w-.. , -tllla -1111 at lla7, It'll ...... E. ......
STATE OF CAUFORNIA )
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COUI!TY OF OIWIGI )
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FLOWERS
specializin (l in
• PARTIES
• WEDDINGS
~
FLOWERS
FOR ALL
OCCASIONS
BRIDAL BOUQUET BV
Paul McCara
ORIGINAL DESIGNS
~HOUR PHONE
7 DAYS A WEEK -WIL~'TRIIVEL AN~ ERE
!fJno&
Fl.OWERS
2121 E. COAST HWY ,
COftONA DI!L NAill
(714) 644.-8990
Chr istian Sciences ChurctlPc; 2200 E. COAST HWY ., COROMA DEL MAl
--Genuine treedom and Uberty ~;:~~~~~;;~~~~~~~~~;;;~ w11J be discussed ln this Sun-r
day 's ,.,,., sermoo oo "Mor-INDIVIDUALIZED INSTRUCTION tats and immortals." Services
are at 9:15 and 11 a .m. ln
Newport Beach, lla.m.inCosta
Mesa, ilOd 10 a.m. in Harbor
Vlew Hllls. • • •
IK THRU 8TH GRADE o CORRELATED PROGit
E \fPH U IS O "W '\CA nE~I CS
e SJroiiiALL CLASSES • QUALIFI E D TE ... CHERS
• FULL DAY PFtOGRAM • EX'TEND ED D AY CAR!::
Newport Untry Church, meet-CALL 54·21..0 OR COME VISIT
~~t.;;:s~~ ~~~""'~~·.;; P.G.NEUMANN CHRISTIAN SCHOO
finish" wtu be the sermon topic I FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
of the Rev. Loren Flickinger at CORS f R S.i.ST .4 A.." A & .'4A G.\'OU .~ COST A. MESA
10 aoo 11 :15 a.m~.~S~uoda=J~·-.. =::::;;::;;r:========;-;;;;;/.1
2700 E. COAST HWY ,
PHARMACY
At Fernl••f
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PLAQUES AND RlBBOMII-b1 lilt u-ta ochool tnck
team ln the meet with TeWtnkle aDd Ensign schools are
displayed by Sue Pick. Lorna Watt and Sue Ashley (left to
rleftt). Sue Pick tted lor flrst to the 50 yard dasb and won
the. 100 yard dash in 11.8, which was wttb.ln aJeoth of a
second ott the National AA U record. Sue Ashley was 2od
ln the 100 yard dasb a.ad to the toac jump. LOrbl Watt Is
presideDt of the Lincoln school GAA. (Vte Opalek photo.)
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SPORTS SCENE lul--lDIIIo---J-Lid--port. ~:Tbo=~·~••l Citrl'• Athletic lltarJ -· wa tiM .,mwu " tut •• Mtk*l teAms eom-..... ca.et Naehud, a ~~ tract IDiflt llekl at tllrow wttb a a. tbrow ot lU'. PlUDe' at Grttlelltlt, JJWtlt.• wert tM dlleDd:l.ac: 1110 MC.U
IDiol'moclllle ocllool Pam K-, aiDo ol Eulp, wu WIT H VIC O,AL D TIIID wu lllo lrd IIC.U twa -eM..,._, TlloJ ad·
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lf&de competllloo had Un-a lrd with btr ..,.. ol 150,. Mark --101 a lute o1 athlllt ol lilt ,., lD llllD Lid Lid uol•or.U, ntor polo uno Tbo •-• Ullo -111 lilt I!~Whlhlke10w1nDer wUh 28 polnls. Cathy Eet or L1Dcola and eome of tMt mid-weltbamktlty .,,._._ dtiOM. n.a.J •-tblt yeu to 10 wUh tbtlr 3rd UC:I llllttera wu uotblt' eron
was a close 2nd with c arol Sem1DDI.b of Eutc:n tiD-Ud beat tblt caa be a real ltc~ wtll be tbt r..., ol ltl'&1ltd JWim tJtle that coach WOIII" local ttoall 1tar1 lA tbl
and Enstp right behind with lshed 111 a dead bett 1n tbe 50 IQUIIlltr WheD be ViSited Lom .. votea tabllated bJ OW CYF Ed Mtwllll:l'l protep8 woo. NfWPCII't·M-u-.. Tbe Mew-
meet poillts. at 6. '1. Krls Kellog, Ll.DcolD, bard, IJll.ools, 1ut week tor tbe board ot dlreetou IDI1 ballatl UCJ woa tbe 19'11 teamteoala port Harbor sauorswoathtCIF
Lynn Adams was na med the was 3rd. All-Ameriean Mlb school track turaed 1D to tbl EDII.p IP«tl Utle, CIU'ted by trosb Bob bleb tehOOl Utle to &0 &loaf
outsta.Ddlng performer as she Carol Semlnnih, Enslp, wu eba~. dlpl.rtmlllt OfflelaltllllotlwlD Chappel. wbo raUted 1n the wtth tbl1r SUDHtleapehamp-
pve TeWinlcle a Ue for 1st 1n 1st In the 100 at U.&·wttb Lynn It wu over 90 degrees aod be 1Dctadeci lD each edtt.IOD of alii.Jie tlAala to def•t2adeeed-loalltlp wt&tle their llnCies ace,
tbe 50, was 1st In the 300 yard Buelow and Krts KeUoc. both ot tbe humidity was a 80fiY 85 the Ensip Each alb lite ot the ld JObo Lowman of RolUns, ::..._ ~ c~.':!.: .. ~~ r~ueU:Ic:O!t~e n~~ngdt=~t Lincoln, 2nd aDd 3rd. per ceM: but Mark still maa-year ~ Kal•r Gisler, Fla., '1-5 &Dd 6_., Jo··••-. _,.. aced to h-.ve the shot ss• 4" Dwyer DlvlJ Tewu*l. LID-Tbe doable• team ot Cblppel ._....,.,
record for Lincoln In the 100 Ltncoln was 1st aod2odintbe to tue a Srd 1D tbe meet. colD~ Rea ~11 automaitca..U.y &Dd GleDDCrlpe,botbtruhmeo, 1'bt Oraace Cout Pirate.
yard dash as she was clocked 300 as Allison Child a.bd Jan Gre1 CorU-. of Princeton, New Dter tbem Into our C.kl ot wu seeded No.1 torthetouroey ft'ept all ot their leacue aod
In an amutng 11.8 wllich ls Bodinus flnisbed ahead of Jersey, took a 1st with hlJ muk !a.trtes &Dd iolt to Lowma.n &Dd team-state titles durlor the put ....
Just ooe tenth of a second otf Venessa Shadbolt ot EDS!p. of 6'7' 1-3/4". Roo Ciatbertgbt Roo. i..amm•tooudJetfHar-mate Roa Lague 1n t.be finaLs, SOD to stve tbe}ocalstoplloaors
the National AA U girl's rec-The Ensign relay team woa of Mlchtp.o moved to the No.5 moo ot Kaiser reeel'rld eo-Z-6, (_. &Dd 6-4. 1D bleb .chool. juDior coUep
ord. Sue Ued Lynn Adams tn the the flnat event as the l...aDc:ers 11101 1D th,e -.tt~ -..tth his athlete of the Je&r an:rds tor CtaDPel adn.oced to the ftnals !l!and~llcollllocellllllllcllollmllpelllllllloollllll,lllllllll 50 yard dash In the fast time ot were dtsq~aUfled aptn lor an-ef:tort of 66 3-1/4 • their past perlormaocea that
6.4; 3rd place In the 50 went other lane fntractlon wttll the Cort.J.na and Stevens are still saw them cootrtbute to tbeKal-
to Shannon Oyndam. final score Llncoln 32, EDSign 1-~ in t.be nation oo t.belr plus Hr Knlpt's 1971 qtad-elty
The recor d smashlnglOOsaw 31, TeWI.nkle 13. 6'1 throws, and wllUe It might track aod field champlouhlp.
Sue Pick finish In 11 .8 with Sue Darcey White was a double have been an ott day for Mart. Botb were lnstrumeatal 1D the
Ashley and Sue Koumata giving winner for the Lancers ln ttte 1t wa.s still a creditable sbowtng Knl..t.ts• -..tDDiD the l9'JIOBflar
the Lancers a sweep of the 6t h grade division as she tl.o-for the Newport Harbor star, 5'' C
event. !shed ahead of Andrea Hart, who now holds the Sunset teague football championship ud were
L Ada 300 T W nkl • lea.dersoothetrrespe<:Uvebu-yn ms won the yard e i e, ·Ln the 50 yard dasb Onnge county and state rec-ketbl.ll gqua.ds tn the past sea-
dash wit h a good time of 43.2 wi.th KrlstlAnna Brown, Te-ords.
with Patti Baker of Ensign 2nd Wmkle, 3r d. Darcey was 1st In Team-mate Terry Albritton son.
llDd Kay Morrison of Linco ln the 100 with a good cloeklng of holds the naUona.l 16-year-old Lamerton set a oew shot
3rd. Lyn tied wtth Sue Pick 13,4 with Carol Kutl of Llncoln shot Utle so the Harbor 1-2 record for Kaiser with a mark
the 50 yard dash and won the 2nd with 13.5, KrlstiAnna Brown punch w:tti probably rank as the of 42' 8'' and was a cOilSistent
lon g jump with a great elfort gave the -Trojans 3rd place best ever to compete as a high wtnner 1n the 100 and 180,
of 15' 2" to win the ou tstand-points. school team. Look for Dave providing Jon Randal with a
log athlete of the meet award. Wendy Wheat, TeWlnkle, was Brochmeyer and Greg Mahotf lot of competition 1n the 180
The 7th had another 1st in the hi gh jump as she to develop Into another Harbor 1D particular, where RandaU
close meet with c leared 4' wUh Darcey White entry Ln the next co~le of set a oew record of 19.8 for
just getting the oodwith 2nd at 3' 10" aDd S,.._, Wor-years. Both performed tor tbe Knights. Randall al9o set
points. Ensign !in.ished wit h r ison, TeWink.le, 3rd. ' coach Delllly JacobsenatEDSlgn a oew record ln the 300 with a
wlnnlng the flnalrelayevent Carol Kull andJaneBtrneson school and dominated their n.oe clocking of 34.8 to pace
Lincoln was disqualified for were l -2 for Lincoln in the 180 competition during the past the Kaiser B's to their great
a lane Infraction. as both were timed at 26.3. Beth junJor h..lgh track season. season.
Liz wa s named tile Paster ick finished r ight on thelr • • • Steve Bodenb..lefer set a new i~~~~o~"~: performer or the heels to give TeWtnkle a 3rd. A recent call from Dr. Ernie Kaiser r ecord ln thelOOw:tthan :d as she was 1st in the Beth Pasterick, TeWinkl e, Vandewegbe, the bOy's com-Impressive 10.8. Brian Theriot
yard rWl taking the event won the 300 In 47.6 with Pat missioner for Basketball Con-set 2 oew records with a 19.6
In 24.2 and she also won the Smith, Lincoln, 2nd aod Dayna gress International, coofltmed 1n the 180 and a 3-4.41n the300.
4PORT
The modem rne .. i.., of Emile Zol .. s rnutet pi.ce.
A DISTINCTION fiUIIS. INC. rJElf:ASE · COl.O" NO 0.. UNOfR ® IIAOMITID
ISIINE THE
YEAR'S 10 BEST!
LYNN ADAMS proudly displays long , ju~~ with a good effort Williamson, Llncoln, 3rd. our bellef that a summer Tbe Knight relay team raced to
the plaque she received for of 13 10 • ~ P.a t Smith got Lincoln a 1st tournament for Orange county a oew mark of 32.8 to cllmu
being jOOged the outstanding Te~lnkle finished 3rd with in the long jump wtth 12 ' just would be Ideal for 19'72 rather a terrific season.
WANDA HALE. 111 y 0~,1 1 r~~e.... performer of the 8th grade 13 pomt~ as RoAnne Scott ~t ahead of Wendy Wheat, Te~ than the present year. Too many Harmoo established a oew
STARTING NEXT
SATURDAY
CONTINUOUS SHOW
DAIITFROMHM
BOB SAL MAGGI. G•ouo w 111,1..,0 ,. c11visional track meet at Lincoln the Trolil;ns thelr ,lo~ l si tn Nlnkle., with II' 10'' and Lisa contacts have been late in for. long jump r ecord for Kaiser
GENE SHAUl , Loo• Migum• s chool last week Lynn a tu th e high JUmp at 4 3 . Sylvia Fletcher, Lincoln, II' 8". warding Infor mation, dates with a 1 'I' 8" leap and dom-
JEFFREV LVONS. wP•-1,_. dent at TeWtnk:l~ sc~l ted Eccles of En sign and Lisa Katheryn Elliot captured a 1st available, and other data so lnated the field In that entry all
REX REED. Hol•d'~ Sue Pick of Unc 1n f i 1 · Creamer of Lincoln both tied for TeWinkle In the softball Important ln such an under. year plus throwlnr the shot to
ARCHER WINSTEN the 50 yard dash"a-• 0
1'heoswomo at 4' 2" th row with a fine throw of taking. a record 41' 8-3/4" 1D the C . r~~ ... Yo•• Po,t '"" FRANCES TAYLOR .-the long jump to edge Sue for The 6th grade competition 124' 8". Jean Wonderllch of • • • division. Ken Roberts lowered
1-::';-:':"":w=•·:·:•o:•:~:"====~th:•_•:""::':d~. :(V~I=c~Opa=~le:k~p~hoto ) was aU Lincoln and TeWin~le Lincoln was a close 2nd with The OrangecountybasedCYF the Ka1ser 300 mark to 3'1.5 • with the Lancer girls flnishmg 122 ' 2" with Lisa Smith of (C alUornJa Youth-Sports Fed-also in the C's.
wUh 40 points to the Sea Bees TeWlnkle 3rd with 113' 9". eratlon) wfll hold a sports The Kaiser D's saw Rlcbllrd
31. Darcey Wh..lte sparked Lin-TeWinkle woo the relay race a'ftl'd, get acquainted type of Lenore set a oew record 1D the
coin to their win wHh lst plac~ w!th the time of 43 .2 wlth Lin-early evening alfairatoneofttle long jwnp wlUI hls best of
finishes In the 50 and 100 yard coin 200 at 44,1. local hotels tate In July. Local 16' 8". Doo Fukomoto raced to
dash. Dar cey was 2nd in the Meet director Dody Anderson state and national sport ce-& oew mark of 1.2'1.5 1D tbe'
high jump to win the 6utstand!ng of Lincoln indicated that the lebrlties have agreed to attend quad-elty ftaa.ls tbat aw b1m
performer award In that di. fine performances by the girls and pay tribute to OlD' local tlo1lb )U.st &bad ot Coli Me-
vision, at thls triangular meet aDd tbe MU of tamers. A perpetual Carmel. whO lit a 1ft' tebool
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• POSITIVEL TENDS TUES 6_n2 •
FIRST Tnt:nluDI
EN DS TUES~ JUNE 22
\1eet Henry Be He1nriefia .• 1
lhe laugh riot
of lheyear.
Wldt2r 11atthau
Elaine t1a9
"A new Lenr iG! CcOor W rJ.OV1!:.lA8
~A P.t'""o?Uflt Pictur•
''Never before has a
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OR IGINAL , UNCU T
RO ADSHO W VE
Results of the 8th gTade dl-Kaiser-Davis-Rea track and trophy for the local junior hlgtl record tor Gisler 1D tbe same
vision included the following: field results could swing the school athlete of the year wtll race wltb his time of 1.30 ln
ln the 180 Lor i Loeser of En-ar ea into the girl's AA U com-be on display. It Is a type of the 600.
sign was 1st, Mary Lou Jones petition. Ri ght now the nearest recognition that are both long A lew other CYF athlete of
and Lisa Undahl, both of Lin-base for the girls to compete over due. tbe year nominees tnclude El-
coln, were 2nd and 3rd. in AA li is in Long Beach. Per-• • • wood Hanson and Ken Cormer
Laurie Hanson gave TeWinkle sons interested can contact the The selection of Mike Marttn, from Rea. Hanaoo was a mem ..
a 1st ln the high jump with Ensign sports department and the UC I water polo and swim ber of our CYF world series
Marcia Kull, Lincoln, 2nd, and the pr oper AA U authorities will star, for the George Yardley basketball team that placed 5tb
Barba.r.a Loitz, Lincoln, 3rd. be notified. Miss Anderson has trophy was an excellent ooe. in the 20 team field 1n PhOeni%
Lyn Adam s won the lon g jump. a stron g trac k and tleld ba.ck-Be lieve It ls appropriate tor ~st year and doubled In the
Sue Ashley, Lincoln, was 2nd ground as she majored ln the junior high schoolers to hlgb jump for tbe Rams. Coo-
and Shannon Dyndam, En sign, physical e!flucation at Long have their own s:peelft c recogni-oer won city, cOUDty and state
wa s 3rd. Beach State and coached AA U tlon plaques and awards. titles ln the h..lg:h jump durl.nr
Kathy Burns won the softOO.II teams in Santa Clara, Long We will be preseuting our the past season.
throw with another record throw Beach and San Jose State. nomtnees for the jWl.lor h..lgb
of 174' to give the Sea Bees a ___ ------------__ _
1st In that event. She broke the
exlsting mar k that was set in
l 966 . Barbara Loitz, Li ncoln,
was 2nd with another gTeat toss
of 163'. Laura Sell gave Ensign
a 3rd place wit h a thr ow of
155' 6".
NOMINATION FOR ATHLETE OF THE Y!:AR
I wish to nominate ..• , ....•.••• , , • , , ••...••..•• ,
woo is a student at ............•.••••...••• scbool.
as my entry for Junior High School Athlete of the Year. Ensign won the r ela} in the
time of 39. 7, He participated In the following sports: .........•...•• RA·TES FOR CLASSIFI ED AOS
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List the achievements and perfor mances that you considered 20 words or leu ...... .... .... 1. 50
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antique em.tbUors. Anaheim
Coareauon Arena, 800 w.
Katella, across from Oisoey •
Liz Ogtlen led the Lancer s t~
their 1-point win over Ensign
In the 7th grade diVISion as she
"Won the 180 yard run in near
r ecord time of 24.2. Jan Do.
dinus , Ensign, was 2nd and Lisa
Robinson, Ensign, was 3rd. Liz
won the lon g jump ~~o·Uh an ertort
of 13' 10". Pau la McNamee
gave the Lancer s another 2nd
wlth 13' 6" with Mar y Hayes
3r d wtth 13 ' 5",
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ers Cburcb. SIUid&y morBtnc placemeat parts. At Balbo&
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Saturday
The bOys baseball cu.ntc that
will cllmax the sum mer base-
ba.U opening day parade this
Saturday, wtlh Dodgt!r 3r d base-
man Steve Garvey as the gram
marshal, has a corrected
schedule from noon until %p.m.
at the Costa Mesa city park.
I.n add.Jtion to Steve Garvey,
lnOelder Bob0'Br ienandpltch-
1ng coach Carrol Berringer wtll
hetl conduct the 2-Dour PtQII
sponsored Instructional <llr.
The D>dger players and coacbes
Will demonstrate and teach
baseball tuodameatals. Free
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provided,
Tbe parade wlU start at 10
• a.m. at the Balboa Pier Pllll:iDc
lot Lid proceed o., Balboa Btrd.
put lbe Arches, alone Cout
HW)'. to Ute Coror. del Kar
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LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE OF PUB LIC HEARING
NOTICE IS HEREBY GfVEN
that the City Council of the
City of Newport Beach will
hold a publlc bearing <e<ardl~.' I
Ordinance No. 1391,
NEWPORT BEACH
PROPERTY AND
ORDINANCE OF' THfE~~:~~~g I
DISTRICT MAP NO. 1, Plan-
ning Commission Amendment
No. 291, request of r&u>e<i
O'Connor to change Lots 6,
and 8, Block 8 and Lot 9,
. ,.,.
-----.... -. ~..:. . . -. . 7 of Seashor e Colony Tract,
located at 207, 209, 210 and 211
Orange Street north of
Coast Highway and south
Newport Shores Drive, from
C-1-H District to an R-2 Dis-
GLENCOE , NORTH DAKOTA , · --ABO U T 18 7 0
trict,
NOTICE IS HEREBY
.THER GIVEN that the ':"ld pub· I
Uc hearlng will be he ld on
T he name Cor bin has been in the hous ing
business for s ome time, or it seems a long
time. Cor bin-Martin, Realtors, are in the
people busines s . We have placed many people
in a home of their own in the Souther n Califor-
nia area~
28th day of J~.me, at
hoW" or 7:30 P.M. ln ~o<m_~ 1 SOLD OR CLOSED ESCROW IN LAST 60 DAYS:
ell Ctambers or the
of the City of Newport """''"< 1 ':j-.,otltoraia, at , Whicb time
place any aQd all persoos
terested ·may appear and
heard thereon.
Laura Lagtos
City Clerk
City of Newport ~'o" I Publlsh: June 17, 19n,
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Open Sunday 1·5
228 Goldenrod, CdM
PIER AGAINI DUPLEX
2-l RR. waterfront units with &ood loCI-
Uon k income. Shown by appt. 17t.500.
3601 Finley, Newport lslud
OPEN HOlEE SUNDAY 1-Sp.m.
HOME suo.-REALTO~S
353.1 E. C.. H"«~woy ...
~"O.Ooo~o.Oo••••
olmJa !J:J!.
PRESTIGE WATERFRONT HOMES .
SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT
5 Linde Isle Drive
Just completed 4 BR., 5'n ba. boltlf: w/fam.
rm. & study. Magnificent 31 ft. waterfront
Jlv. rm. w/frpl. & wet bar .......... $155,000
26 LineN Isle Drive
Decorator furnished. 5 Br .. 5 bath borne !•c-
ine Harbor Island. Jacuzzi lc sauna. Ready
for lmmed. occupeney. W/doclt .... PJO,IICIO
53 Llnololalo om.
Homo OD Iqoon, 5 BR,. f~ ba,1 w/4 frplcs., JOCUD! tub, bclwd. On.. sop. UY. rm., diD.
nn., lam. nn. • brkf.sl. nn. ........ fl'IS ,IICIO
ftLlnolololeDme
-5 BR. f be. 11omo w/lormol dill. rm.
A. '-117 rm. 3 Frplcl. Duloldo llllllnru. -.... -.---.$! ..... ' Nrc 0 rsr:.:.,~'::• .._.
Pl,GaUNDY, .Rcsw •-Dr .... a.u .._ .... ...................
e LUGI I'OUa 11011111
o HDIITH·IAST COSTA MISA
• CIUI.IT CUL Dl SAC STIIIIT
• Alii COHDinDHID e LIU HEW
• MAllY IXTIIAS
e SoQ,-TIIIMS
ROY R. McCARDLE
IlEAL TOll
• Rulon Rasmussen
• Tom Tracey
• Bev Wasson
• Emil Zirwas
TWO STORY --POOL. A must to see Yith formal dinlJl&.
cosy den, bUCf llYiDC room onrlootlng !IJU'kliDc POOL.
All buUtins ud .._.,...kitchenette. UobtUenble at $47,i50.
Call 545-MZ<. (Opeo ..... )
3161 COUNTRY CLUB DRIVE. Assume s.S/41 klu.. Lull
trrerutar sUe kit wtn1 ftlllt a *cle trees. A bM.Cdll edll
occ..,ies 3 br.. S ba. borne WW. boat or traiJ1r .......
Prlce rld'llced tor lmii*Uatlt ale 10 $41,500. CaU S.-Nk.
(Open eves.)
SOUTH COAST REAL ESTATE
1500 AU. • A¥., C. at. "••• SU-142• ... ~
aWAL.a'&or.
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fiiiST S[CllOII - -P. I
111URIOAY, JUliE 11, 1171
COIIOIIA O[I.IIM, CAliF.
CIIJ Ill ..... 1 -will -· ....... , ...... 'Ji Day sch I =:'"..J"or~-c~or 00
"lnatT BBACB PIIIIZOII-h d
llfG UIIIIICOQORATID Till-onors ,.ra s RITORY LOCA TID -'111 OF ,
SU JOAQUI!I HJLLB ROAD 'l'llo P. G. "-Cllr!JI-
UD WESTOFSPYGLABSIULL laD dt1 oeboo~ -odbytbt
ROAD, AlliACEHT 10 THE Flrel Bai>Ciel Cbllt<:b at COlla
CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH, Y-, will-Its pduatlll(
IN THE EVENT OF SUBSE-lth p-aders &Dd rtcoptse stu ...
QUENT ANNEXATION, PIU-deBts belncpromottdat 7p.m.
n1DC Commission Ameodmeot today, Juoe 17, in the church
No, 293, request of Tbe JrvJne saocbary.
Bribery counts dismissed
nraa llrlbarJ-la•e UU-odlolwlbtlllo-... •••rn•· t. tM cut ol' of b&l m.Utr .... Mra.. RD c.._ dalllu _,... ... hl>o Yupo, 11, Ill COlla y-
--. 41, -~ ....... --~alapnllmlarJ ... •llooodiJ _..lor • •1aa llaartsc IIIIo a !Ire oo ~ 1
ctl•hllltJ luaruee claim b' lilt, at ldJ CorOQI del ..a,; ta1r alltriU. ofBet,
S_... CourtJodpRcbert Dr, -llua wu acqutUod com.a --ld adtmarerJ.-ot ar-. C!barp:a 1D tbat cut
II wblcb cballa-tbt elats'a aarlJ lui ApriL Leu tbu z
rtpt to chlrp: Dr. HarteUu moathl later he was ladicted
wUb brtblnc a wttDtu DOt to 1D this oew ease.
I&'IPIU' lp.iDat him at a pre.
llmlJiary bearlnr to IJIOtber cue. CXILOHEL AT THAI AFB DRAPERY
CLEANERS
EXCLUSIVE COlT GUARANTEE
Dr....., a..ntnt, ,.,.,.. I IJI ·-of lhe ... ofYOWdratllry, Of 100%
,....~, .......... Compuay to reclasslty and pre-Tbe Rev, Ed Rotbenberaer,
lODe a portion of Block 97 of former member of the JoeaJ
lrvloe's Subdivision from an church and DOW putor of tbe RlGiELL H. ERICKSON, 100
A-1 Acricultural designation to Omard 8aptjst Temple wtll of Mr • and Mrs. RWJaeU J.
a Planned Commuoity (P-C) speak. Diplomas .m ~pre-Erickson or 5319 Bruee Cres-
Dlstrlct. sented to tbe students gradual-cent, West N~rt Beach, was
NOTICE ts HEREBY FUR-log from 8tb grade, A reeep-commlsstooed a Marloe 2nd
THER GIVEN that the said pub-Hon will follow tbe procnm. Ueuteaant aodreeelvedab&cbe-
llc hearlng wtll be hekl 00 the The day school, lamed ln lor of scleoee degree June 10
28th day of JUDe 1971 at the booor of the founder a.Dd km• durlDr graduation eer emoo!es
hour or 7:30 P.M'. In th~ coun. pastor ot tbe Flrst BlpUst at the U. s. Naval Aeademy,
eU CM.mbers of the City Hall Church, tuoeUons 1D tbe eom. AnnapoUs, Md. He Is a g:radu.
of tbe City of Newport Beach plez or the eburcb m!er the ate of Estaocla htgtl school,
California, at wbich time and admlDistration of CbarlesNew. Costa Mesa.
JOOce Ccd'lnu held tr.t tbe Lt. Cot. Hu~ J . Mlller, aoo
3 COUDts were WU'elatld to the of Mrs R c Eva.os 262 Wal.
lDdlctmeDtlntbe ''IDSiut"cue Dut Co~."~~~ ts'on dutyat
aDd would put the defendant at a Ko;at Royal T~J AFB, ThaJ.
dlsadftDta,e. taad
HiJ rullDcwas wlthoutpreju-C~looel Miller, an EB-66
dice wbicb means that the Destroyer reeoanatssaDCe aJr.
prosecuUoo, in thla case Dep. cr&tt .. Yiptor 1s to a unit o1
uty Dist. A tty· AI NoY1ct. could tbe Paetflc AJr' Forces, head·
ftle a oew complatot or seciD'e qiiU'ters for air opentioos 1n
a separate lDdletment In the Soutbeast AsJa tbe Far East
brtbery ease. aDd Paclflc arei. He previously
• WATIR ITAIN JIIMOVAL
• FLAME ll'fiH)OFINQ
• DRAHRIU RIMADE
AI. TIRED OR
fiiiPAIRI.D
place any and all per90QS lD-ton, who also teacbes the '7th
terested may appear and be and 8th grades. Tbere are 6
heard thereoo. other teachers in the faculty,
Laura Lagios Pastor James Combs serves
City Clerk as president of the school
City of Newport Beach board. Tbe school anticipates a
Publish: June 17, 1971, 1n student enrollment of 140 for
The Newport Harbor Ensign. the coming school year.
LEGAL NOTICE UGAL NOTICE
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE OF PUBUC HEARING
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
tbat the City Council of the that the City Councll of tbe
City of Newport Beach will Ctty of Newport Beach wtll
bokl a pubUc hearing reprding hold a pubUc bearing r ega.rdlne
OrdiDaDce No. 1392, being. AN Ordl-.nce No. 13 93, being, AN
ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF
NEWPORT BEACH REZONING NEWPORT BEACH REZONING
PROPERTY AND AMENDING PROPERTY AND AMENDING
DJSTRICT MAP NO. 48, Plan-DISTRICT MAP NO. 3, Plan-
otog Commission Amendment Ding Commission Amendment
No. 292, request of Tbe Irvine No. 288, request of City of
Company to change a portion of Newport Beach to cha.Dge Pv-
Blocll: 55oflrv!Ae'sSubdtvtslon, eels E, F and H, Book 32,
located at the northerJy end of Page 41, Parcel Maps of or.
GranviUe Dr ive between Santa ange County, located south-
Barbara Drive and Newport easterly of 32nd Street be-
Center Drive from an Unclas-tween Newport Boulevard and
sUied ("U") District to a CO-Balboa Boulevard trom an R-2
H-UL District. District to a C-l ·H District.
NOTICE ts HEREBY FUR. NOTICE ts HEREBY FUR-
THER GlVEN that the said pub~ THER GIVEN Chat the saldpub-
Uc hearing will be held on the llc hearing wUl be held on the
28th day of June, 1971, at the 28th day of June, 1971, at the
hour of 7:30P.M. In the Coun-hour of 7:30 P.M. in the Coun.
ell Chambers of the City Hall ell Chambers of the City Hall
of the City or Newpo rt S.ch, of the City of Newport Beach,
CaUtornia, at whJch lime and Calllornia, at which time and
place any and all persons ln-place any and all persons In-
terested may appear and be terested may awear and be
h~d thereon. heard thereon.
Laura La!Pos Laura Lagios
City Clerk City Cler k
City of Newport Beach City of Newport Beach
Publish: June 17, in Publish: June 17, 19n, ln
The Harbor The Harbor Ensign.
FATHER'S DAY-SUNDAY
HOW ABOUT . PEIIDI.ETOII
SWEATERS, SHIRTS, JACKETS
fOR DAD'S
LIESURE-WEAI
.... " ... QUISTIJI
JACIIIT
40.00 .. 42.GI
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•
,INDUTON
SWIATfiS
17.00,.. 22.00
• NO IHRINKAOE
• NO II'AMIC DEnRIOIIIATICJN
• NO Wll no HE.U.
• MAUTIPUL DI:CO..ATOIII
Tbe bribery charres stem served at Vandeoberg AFB
trom allegations that Dr. Harte· Calif. '
1702 Newport
Costa Mesa PLI.ATS
• DIIANRY HAilDWAflll
50 YEARS OF
SERVICE TO ORANGE
COUNTY UNDER
SAME
OWNERSHIP.
SAVINGS IN EVElY
DEPAITMEIIT
INITALLIO AND JIIIPAIRID
• IIHIDI:NTIAL AND C~~ 642-0270
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NEW 1971 f.1()0 STYI.ESIDE PICKUP
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SAVE '953 ..
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DISCOUNTS ON AU TIUC:U
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TORINOS
HAitDTOPI -SIDANS -•r• DIAGNOSTIC CEN'TIIt
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SERVICE DE~AUlroiiHT SAVE '115010 $so;~
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RENTAL LlASI~
10 •AUONS Ofii'UI'•.u
0..6511t .......... ON AllY TOll NO IN OUR a10 STOCK
II SU11 TO HT TOUI 10
GAUONS Ofl I'UI •.u. Ph=• ....
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& TRUCK
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MACH I f flfi w
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MUSTANG SALE
PUIS
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CAMPER SALE
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II JTOCI IIAUD TO •so OYD PACTOIT
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NIM'OIT tMH SCHOOL AUDrT'OIIUM
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P"'-------TliE OFFIOAL NEWSIW'ER Of TliE CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH NEWPORT
BEACH
1~
1MI OIIIU .... ..,... ._TID .-o IIUIU._ • wa;s •• -..a~
THE NEWI'OlT HARIOR
1~
COSTA
MESA
Campus for business
VOLUIITEER COMMUNTI'Y LEADERS from the Coutat
area share ruponslbllty for leadership of the Family
Service As.xlat1on of Orange County. Above are Mrs.
Wllllam Gelpr, 8162 Burnham Circle, Htmtlngton Belch,
vice prelident of the a.uociatlon lnd past president of the
Lu Ayudantea Auxiliary representing the Huntington Beach
ar•, and Walter J. Koch, pharmtceutlcal representative
tor Seberlng-Ploucn, trom Newport Beach. Th.is county-
wide service has ottlcea 1n 3 beach clUes ... Hunt1nctoo
Beach, Newport Beach and San Juan Capistrano. lt1 set·
vices are exteDded to Cl'ltr 10,000 people each year and
the current requests tor services reflect the problems
of unemployment, drug abuse and "generation gap" types
of problems between parents and cbtldren.
Site developmeot and p-a.dlng
have berun for Newport Place
a $200 mJIUon "campus to:
busloess" In Newport Beach
near the a.lrport. '
The complex Is belllg devel-
oped jolntly by Em kay Oeveklp-
meot Company Inc., a subsidi-
ary of Morrtson-Km.ldseo Com-
pany IDe. and Atla.s Realty, a
subsldtary of American General
lDvestment Corp.
Master planned by a.r ch.itects
Langdon &! Wllson oo a trl-
aagula.r, 195-acre site, Newport
Place is bounded by MacArthur
Blvd., Birch St. and PaUsa.des
Road. The property was ac-
qutred earller this year by
Emkay Development from
Lockheed Aircraft Corp.
Robert A, Alieborn,presideot
of Emkay Development, pro-
jected a 5 year period for com-
pletion of the total complex,
which wUI include 1.4 mUUon
~quare feet of otnce space and
750,000 square feet ofresearch
aDd development tac1 Ut1es, wtth
elten.stve landscaplng and open
spaces to stress the campus-
Uke atmoiPhtre.
At.o planned are a 400 -room
hotel, 2 quallty restaurants, 3
service staUons, a Newport
Beach ttre staUon, a service-
oriented commercial area and
a uotque, arcllJ.teeturally con-
trolled, enclosed auto ceoter.
EdWard J. Ruwaldt, Emkay's
investment manarer, stated that
lncomlq firms will be required of Newport Beach," he said.
to sign protective cove rants to "Toward this end we beUeve we
Insure that property valueswtll Mve ooe of the nnest IocatloDI
be maintained. Construction avaJiable.
mu.st be approved by an archl-"It fultllls every ooe of the
tectural committee. cluslc crtter1a for a busl..oess /
Newport Place Is the second park --freeway aDd aJ.t trans-
major uodertaklog ln CaUfornta portation access work force CORONA DEL MAR HJGH SC HOOL senior Noat. Heckman
by Emkay Development, wh.lch ava..tlabillty, eooVentent Shop-receives citation a.nd congratulations from Walter Knott
Ls also developing the $14 mil-ping, pleasant climate a..oo sur-for ber entry, "Rigtlt On, Uncle Sam!" in the Americanism
Uon, 18-story Bank of CaUf-rouodinp and proziml.ty to Ed ucational League's countY -wide patriotic slopn contest
orn1a Piasa to Sao Diego. medium-to.hJ.gb Income rest-for h.lgtl school seniors. Nona will enter Orange Coast
Emkay Development was dentlal dwelllnp." Collep lD taU. She was escorted by her brother, CaDt.
------------------------..... « r ,.. .....
formed in September, 1969, asa Ernest c. Wilson Jr., A.lA., Bruee Heckman, to the contest awards event, held June 4
deveklpment subsidiary of the partoer In charge of Langdon &o at Fullerton Junior College. Nona Is the daugt:l:ter~o~r~M~r~•~· .. ~~~~!!~~i~~~ pareot Morrison-Knudsen Wilson, stated that actual coo-Dorothy E. Heckman of 2-442 Vista Hoga.r, East BluU.
Company. ln addition to Its struetion on the tlrst lncre-
CaWornta actlYittes, the flrm ment of the massive complex $1GH UP FOR CAMP
Is pl.ann.l.og an of11ce building is scheduled to begin by July Day camp registratioo for
project 1n Boise, Idaho. Ex-15. Th.is wtu inclUde 16 acres youngsters 6"througtl12 are now
tenstve tnvestlp.Uoo Is also of research a.od development belng accepted by the Costa
being carried out DAUonally Into t.actUUes and one servtce sta-Mesa recreation depa.rtmeot at
the construction of parldng ru _ Uon sUe. the ClYte Center , 77 Fa.lr Drive,
ares. (Morrison-Knudsen buUt The following month, con-Room 305, from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.,
the Pershing Square Parking struetton will start on the hotel, Monday throulfl Friday.
Garp.e in Los Angeles.) an 11 .6-acre parcel dErt"oted to Tbe feefor aoneweeksesslon
Newport Place, Emkay De-buslness aDd professional of-Is $!0 per child. Camp begins E.CouU.fuy., Cor~ *" M.,.
Yelopment's most ambitious ~:e~e~bu~tld~t~n~gs~a~nd~e:o:m:m:or:ela:l jth~o~w~oe~k~o~r1J~u~oe~2~1~a;t~V;tsta~~~~~9:~·~lO~ .. ~S~'ll~==~~~~~~~~~=-uDd.ertattng to date, Is visual. service tactUUes. Park, 1200 Victoria, and wtu 11,.5 ltiA
ized by Mr. Alleborn as a be diVIded into 6 sessions.
prototype "campus for bus-
Iness" which can be carried
th rougtl to other parts of the
country where appropriate,
sultably t.oeated laDd. Is avail-
able. ,
"Out target Is the medium
stu or larger corporation
wb.ich seeks to leave the con-
gestion of the central city for
the more suburban atmosphere
LIGAL MOTIC!
F -75 79
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME
STATEMENT
MESA PLANS FOR TOMORROW it's
to
r
The following person Is doing
business as: Dimmitt Quick
Clean Center, 3200 E. Coast
Hilfiway, Co rona del Mar:
Mah&lo Corporation, 3200 E.
'Coast Highway, Corona delMar,
CaW.
This business Is being con-
ducted by A Corporation.
Slped: Ha:r.el DlmmJtt, Pres.
This statement filed with the
county clerk of Orange County
on: May 21, 1971, by Beverly
J. Kaddo:r, deputy county clerk.
-Plbu.h: May 27, Juae-l, 10,
11, 197l,la the Newport Harbor
Eu:Jp.
Costa Mesa Tomorrow Inc.
Is an or ganization oftazpayers,
Interested 1n the orderly de-
velopment of the ctty,
It was organized 1n 1967 to
k~ members posted on cur-
rent acftvttles aftectlngthe city,
to discuss them and to deter-
mine which should have Its
organized support and which
should be opposed In the best
Interests of the ctty.
Meetings are held on the
first aDd third Wednesday of
each mooth at the Costa Mea
Cbambe.r of Commerce omce,
583 W, 19th St. A continental
lkeai:f:ast Is served, and Yls-
Uors are welcome.
ago a visit to lnglewood to In-
vestigate civic developments
was hosted by the lnglewood
Chamber of Commerce. An-
other trip to Inglewood ls being
plaMed for the near fUture for
those unable to attend.
Ofttcers of Costa Mesa To-
morrow are: president, Mrs.
Jack (Pem) Reinert, Reinert's
department store; 1st vtce-
preslde:nt, Nell Abrams, Bell
Broadway '•1ortuary; 2nd vtce-
presldent, )omlntc Racltl,
Costa Mesa Jtwelers; trea.
aurer, Fra.nk Zrebelc, bn..nch
mane.ger of United States Na-
tional Bank; secretary, Mrs.
Ctlarles (Betty) Beecher, home ........
The Directors are Dr.
Thomas E. Nelson, optome-
trist; Cla1te M. Nelson, in-
surance agent; Harold Cooper,
ctvU engineer ; Mr s. Charles
(Goldie) Tewlnkle, homeowner;
Rod Lewis, branch manager of
Glendale federal Savtna:s &
Loan; Roy R. McCardle, Real-
tor; Dr. Robert Crawford, op.
tometrlst; J. C. Humphries,
jf!weler.
Committee chair men are: re-
development, Harold Cooper;
membership, Betty Beecher ;
r esidentt.aJ, EYelyn Stephens;
eomrnercla.l, Dom!Dlc RactU;
beautlllcattoo, Clalre Nelson;
plann.lo.g, Nell Abrams; pubUc
information, Claire Nelson;
newspaper publicity, Nick Zte.
oer. MATTRESSES
IIEW -UIV(U)IJIG
I~eular Shapes
·~-Cot·COSTA MESA MAniESS CO.
JIIOH•w,.,tll"11. LIINrtyi-IJOJ
Edueatlooal trlps are made
to other clUes where develop-
ments of Interest are taking
place. A few monthS ago over
40 members vislted Yuma to
inspect the new malllnproeess
of development. A few weeks
116 OCC HONOR GRADS
Carpets
-.y
CAI.:.L ...,.OZ'71 ,-OR AN EXPERT
CARPI!T COHIUL T ANT WHO
WIL.L COME TO YOVR HOME
WITH IAMPLEI WITHOUT ANY
OBI.. lOA TION TO YOU!
H..l~ fU!tN~
One hundred and sldeen stu-
dents were graduated with
honors at UC I's 6thaMua1 cOm-
mencement Saturday, June 12.
Twelve of tne graduates re-
ceived the highest honor,
summa cum laude, including the
following from the Harbor Area:
Thomas Judson A n t h on y
(dance-drama), 1680 Labrador
Drive, Costa Mesa.
Helen Catherine Feinberg
(50C ial selenees), 1424 Veraoo
Place, lrvloe.
2211~ .. '¥11. ___ ..... _
j)OSTA 08A, CIU.
Monl.ka M. Freela.Dd (Ger -
man), 336 Lurollia St., Newport
Shores.
P•sylvalia Xtra -
Duty Tennis 1a1s. Doz. 7.50
Wisen X Ira Duty T IIIIis lals Doz. 1.35
W'llsla ---Balcrlft
1!niS T IIIIis Rackets
Baillllltll Rackets
-lacbts - , ... llacbts
Tlllislhsses
Ills & lip T IIIIis
Sli1s & Slluts
-Cuu•• -Ja PliCIII
..... ~ 111 Slllllp
0
wuu.am Joseph Schwartz
(btolopeal scleoces), 38151nlet
lasellal flltts -Bats
Bals-Caps-SMes
Sox-Scare Bilks
Isle Dr., Harbor VIew Hills.
Donne len Locke Sogn (social
ecology), 851 Domtngo St., the
Bluffs.
Joseph Bennie Valdez, ni
(physics), 1U4 Verano Place,
Irvine.
Frederick P. Voegelln, (En-
gUsh), 32 Harbor Island.
Local students gradtal.lni
magna cum laude Included AMe
J. Maclachlan Dow (history),
227 Veraoo Place, Irvine, aDd
Rich Taylor Mogey (ph.tk>so-
phy), 2124 Thurln St., Costa
Mesa.
Local cum laude graduating
students lnc IUded Robert f.
Allen, Jr. (social sciences),
202 Agate Ave., Balboa Island;
Barbara Jean Ande rson (blo.
logical sciences), 1515 Santa
Ana Ave., Cosu. Mesa; Darlene
M. Batley (history), 18751 Via
Siena, Irvine; Jeffrey A. Berg
(EngUsh), 3097 Yukon Ave.,
Costa Mesa; Elba Kemy Cav-
alla.rl (Spanish), 1911 Verano
Plate, lrvine; Ruth Wilkinson
Eddington (social ecology), 2839
Catalpa St., East Bluff; Patricia
J. Henson (h.istory), 268 E. 19th
St., Costa Mesa; Susan House
(psychology), '101 BelUs st.,
East Bluff; Rose Carmen Ma.ly
(blok)eleal sciences), 800 Slson
Au., East Bluff; Henry A. Mor .
scbiadt (soc1alscieDCn), 335-8
Unherslty Ortve, Costa Mesa.;
Mlcbele L. Nlcbols (French),
1128 Rutland Road, Westclilr,
aod Paul Westoo Pearson
(mus:l.c), 1%48 Belfll.st An.,
Cotta Mea.
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THE DEilY OF
JESUS CHRIST
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"In the beginning wu the Word, and the
Word wu with God, and
-John 1:1.
(Coollnuod !rom last w ... )
J-PlalaiT ClalaM lo
Be God
A thlrd lncontest.bJe propoaiU..
it, that JesUI Himself claimed to
~ ~ m11nUest In tM fiesh. Read
1he folJowlh&: pu.&qCI upon that
putn(;
"Ya..r Jatlt,er Abra.\am re;oktd
to au mr daN: alld o\e .cno U,
aJid \OU glod. T.\ew .taid the Jf!W
dto .lltm, TMM art WoOl l"'t filf'l
)'eQnl oW, aad .ll:a.t tAw INti Abro--
-'aml Jatu aaid 1ndo tlaem, Vri)',
\lerlly, I lOll ••to )'OM, Before Abroo-
Mm .w., I am. TAft t,\q took
tlf' 1t0Mt to caat at him: bwt
J.-. .\Wf llim.elf, aM wn.t owl
of co\e tempk, f10i"fl tAFOWQ.\ tM
m4det o/ tMm, attd 80 pausd b],."
-Jobn 8 :51-St.
'n\ere, then, wu the distinct as-
sertion upon the part ot Jesus
~If that He existed before
Abraham, and that He was tha
Jehovah of the Old Testament.
know a Utile li\Or'e about man than
we do about God, but men are
gTCat mysteries. Two mysteries-
the mystery of God and the my:e·
tery of man, and these brou&ht
together in the Incarnation. Indeed
It would be a difficult religion to
bdleve if there wert'! no mystery
in it. That there are mysteries in
Cbristianity is the very mark of
God upon it.
"While tlae PMrilee1 were goth·
cred together, Je•v.s aaked them,
&ryiwg, What thiwk ye of Cl&rilt1
w.\Me .tm~ i3 het Tiley .tay u11to
.\im, Tile lOll of Dat.'id. lie aaith
"1Uo Litem, Hcno the. doth David
i,. apirit Ctlli him Lordf"-M an.
22 :0.-43.
We have, then, the fact or the
deity of Jesus Christ and it ac-
counts perft.>Ctly for all the phc-Another assertion of His deity: nomena of His me and His char-
"Jeru •aith ""to him, 1 am. the act~r and of' the lnfiuence of that
~. tl&e trvth, uad tile life: M life and character upon personaJ
ma• cornah vxto the Pcuher, btit exp!'rir:ncc and human history. No
by me. If ye had k'IIIOW!l me, ye other theory will account for all
1howld have 1atowtl my Father ol-those phemmcna. Furthermore, It
10: alld from MacefortJt 11e 1nww agrees with the predictions of
him, a~ed l'lq1Jeo-aee~e .lr.im. Philip the prophets and the testimony
•ait.\ liiCto him, Lord, !hew ua the of Otrist Himself. Are we not,
Patli.er, a11d it tru/Jlcet.lr. ""· Je!Wt by these very processes of rea-
aaith. u~eto him, Ha1;e I bee~e 10 soning, shut up to the necessity
lmig time wtth .voa~, a lid yet .laa&t of beUevins that this explana·
tMu 1t0t kiWWIC me, Philip! he that Lion Is the only one credible to
hath. ,.ee11 me hath 1eew the Fa-sound, human reason ? Philosophy
t.lr.er.''-JOO.n 14 :6-9. and Scripture agree in the consent
You will remembl-r that not once, that this explanation is adeq uate ;
but many times, this humblest of it accounts for all the facts and
men, this meekeat of men recei ved accounts for them perfectly.
the worship or His ft'llow men, an There remains the testimony, up.
net of unspeakable blasphemy, a on which rf-will not dweU , of per·
shocking violation or the First Com· sonal expeQence. Sutfice it to say,
mandmcnt , did Je!luS not know that for 1900 years, faith in Jesus
Himself to be divtnc. We havE" a O'lrist as a divtne Saviour and Lord
marked instance of that in th e has laid hold upon the most de-
two:ntieth chapter of John : graded human lives and lifted
"AM after eight day .. agailt hU them up into purity. Faith in the d~e1 werP -wifhiM, a1td Tlloma3 deity of J esus Christ has trana-
wfU tlle-m : theli came Jea~~o~, the fonned barbarous into civilized na-
door1 bei111g 11hlll., a.ltd 11tood iJI the Lions. It h~ established a new
mid.lt, aM 11aid, Peace be vltto standard of r~ght and wrong. Even
,VON. Tlle11 11aitll he to Tllom(llf,. those who d:D not accept . the per-
Reach hither thy fi11ger alld be-sonaJ authority of the Divme Jesus
hoM. my ha11d.,; 011a ret:cll hlllwr .know that tJ:tat human personality
thy MMd a1td tiiN~Jt it 11110 my " the fountftlnhead of every bieu-
stde: a.,d· be lfO/ f llitlllcu, but be-ing. of light, ~i bt'rty and Jaw under
lie,;iftQ>. AIUI Thomru 0 ,11wcred a11.d whtcJ1 they bve. As we stand be-
lltJid UlttO him, My Lord fJJid my ro:e that gentl e and loving and
God."-J ohn 20 :2&-28. m1g~ty Jes.ua:, shall not our hearts confmn wtth lnl.st and love the
verdict of our reason. which com· J)('ls us to proclaim the deity of
Jesus Otrist to be the euence or
Olristianity!
HerE' let me anticipate an objec·
tion. You arc saying that this is
what Jesus says of Himself. Very
tl·ue ; but it shuts a ca ndid invcsti·
gator up to one of two alternatives.
Either Jesus was the Son or God
or He, the only si nless Bei ng of
whom any r~ord has come down
to man, was a conscious Impostor,
a blasphemous wretch, or He was
a deluded enthusiast. one or the
other. It does not matter which of
these latter allematlves you take,
the position is abhorrent to reason. That a sinless Being would con·
aciously, deliberately commit the
most nagrant of all sins in the
violation of the First Command·
ment. 'Thou shalt have none other
gods before me" fDeut. 5 :7 1. could
be explaine-d only on the ground
or insanity.
But the wholE" record of Jesus'
lire impresses a candid ob!lerver
wi th His sanity. His stn-ngth of
mind, His perfect wisdom and self·
poise; and the effect of faith in
Him as divi ne has ever been to
purify the chl\racter and lift it up
and sanctify lt. On the olhE"r hand .
wet'@ Jesus a weak religious en·
thusia.st, you have to account for
the undeniable fact that a self.
deceived fana tic was the author of
the only perfecUy pure religion
which when applif'd to sinful Jives
has detnONtrated its power to
tr&n~fonn them into holiness.
By eiUter alternative, we are shut
up to a creater inconsistency and
to a creater demand upon our
ertdullcy than to receive u true
tbre atmple and sublime statement ot the Word ot God : that for the
pul"ppOL' ol makin& Himself known
to a race wtUch had gone astray
trGm Him, He in His Infinite love
IIOd pty ckttMd Hlmself with fiesh
IUid H~ ~ m"' that they mJPrt laiiJIW' Him, come to Him,
trwt Him and love . HJm.
]kmembfto, too, tMt olhn' all·
compeDins motive to incarnation
.e.lieh .,OW. out ot our aullt. 'l'be
molt evklently ~Wte tbinJ l.n
all Scripture .. the record of telt-
~ ot Jehovah -the alnl: ot Hlt ereae:uru. OnJ.y a ainlna orw couad make that aacrWce; ani¥
dlttr oouad plhl!-r aU a1ni Into
-""!p!....,. act; only in the n..b OIJIUd dlllt7 ........._ a aacrtfk:e.
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By Dr. Bad L7lee
Shorts and
Short Skirts
A letter from a girl in Virginia
asks, "Do )'OU think It Ls wron&
for a Otristian to wear sborta or
short dresses?"
A letter frorn a Kirl In Ohio
says, "Is it right for Ou1Jtian1 to
wear short skirts?"
A girl from Tennessee writes,
"How long should a Ouistlan girl
wear her dress? I wear my dreu
to the middl e of my knees. I loJ:)w
I am made run of lots of tlm es,
but I feel this Is a rrlce lerc-th
for a Olristian. I do not Uke the
mini skirts or above-the-knee atyle
either."
It is tough to be a ~rl today.
Girl!! are uaua11y far more style-
conscious than boys. ln these days
when styles are above the knee
and going higher, what is a a.rt.
ti&n girl to do?
Sometime~; I hear Otrbtlan
people say that you cannot
fl&ht chan&e. People sometimet
tell me that they have to
wear the short skirts. becau.e
that ia all they can buy 1n
the store~. We went th~ that
little epilode ln our how:e. (1 tw-e
a wife and two tee~qe dauch~.)
When they tri~ on ~ or
sJdrt. in the storn, it they {were
bl1 emua:h at the waiat, tbly were
t.oo short at the Jme<e. U they weft
lona tnou'lb at the knee, tbey..,.
UIO bl& at the •alit. So we ~
a aewinC machine. My wile Uld
-..-""!"' "' -dotha ., tbrq ean have tbem tbt
lectll l ~e ot tbe -..
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So me hard-hit balls from the East Room of the White House
llr 110aav AICHAADSON
• ROO.rt CllniOII Richardson, heMJ basebe/1
CNCh 11 the Univetsity ol S®th C.1olina, wll.t tfHJ lflf/U/111 SI!ICOtld baseman tor fhe New
YOlk Yankees lOr eleven years vmil his re·
1/rement /rom proltls&lonal play In 1968. He
was named seven times to fhft American
Le1gue AII·Star team, participated In seven
Wotld Series. and stf/1 holds Series r8COrds
lor fhB mosl hits and the mosf funs batted ln.
He and hts /amity live in Sumter. South Caro-
lina. where they. attend Grace 8apfisf Church.
This address was delivered, in part, a/ a Fal·
IOwship of Christian Athletes worship service
at the White House in October. t970.
Ten years ago," I heard the man
say, "I was walking am ong the
tall office buildings and aP.art.
ment houses of New York C ity
when I came to an empty lot. Some
boys were playing baseball with a
ball wrapped in tape and a plank
tor a bat. I sat and watched them
tor a while, and noticed sitting on
some rocks at the side a boy whose
legs were dangling.
"I went over and sat by the boy,
and learned that he was paralyzed
!rom the waist down. After more
conversation it came out that there
was an operation that could be per-
Conned, but it was costly and the
boy's parents did not have the nec-
essary funds. I went back to my hO-
tel room and sat down and wrote
some letters. It wasn't tOo long be-
fore I started receiving replies .
Ch ecks came in, and cash , and now
I had the money. With the boy's
parents, I made the necessary ar-
rangements for the s urgery:'
"Today I a m happy to r eport that
the operation was successful The
boy learned to walk again a nd it
was as though he had never been
injured. I wish I could go on to say
that he is now a successful busi-
nessman, profession al ma n or ath-
lete. But" -and I saw the tears
come to the man's eyes -"I have
just received word that this boy is
in the penitentiary on death row,
waiting to be e~ecuted."
He went on, "Men and dolla r s can
make a crippled boy walk, but they
cannot make him choose the right
path."'
Seven years ago r was invited to
take part in a city-wide meeting in
Columbia, South Car olina. At the
time I was playing second base in
New York for t he crowds in Yankee
Stadium, but on t his occasion I was
scared to death. There were about
eight hundred people in that audi-
torium, and I knew that some time
during the meeting they were going
to call on me to speak for five
minutes.
Then I watched as F rank Broyles
of the University of Arkansas stood
up, grabbed t he microphone and
sha red what Jesus Christ meant to
him. And then Bill Glass. defensive
e nd fo r the Cleveland Browns, 6'5",
265 pounds, took over and sha r ed
a verse of Scripture I was not too
familiar with. 1 have smce learned
that it is found in Romana 1 :16 anc!
that It reads. "! am not uhamed of
the Goopel of Chris~ for It Ia the
power of God unto aalvation to
everyone that believeth." I remem.
ber thinking at the time, ''Here Is a
man ~ho iS not only unashamed,
but who seem s to be glad to stand
up and share what is real in hta
lite."
Well, during the next few days
Bill and I paired off and went to
visit some civic club& and high
school a88emblies. Then we were
taken to the state penitentiary in
Columbia. There the prison chapel
was filled to capacity, and after we
had spoken and were walking out.
one of the young inmates reached
out and took me by the ann. His
question was very simple : "Why is
it that I hear about J esus Christ
now, in here, for the ftrst time in
my life?"
That may help to explain why I
am excited about a national organi-
zation of Christian athletes who
have banded together with the ex-
press purpose of challenging ath-
letes, and through them the youth
of North America, with the adven-
ture o! following Jes us Christ in the
fellowship of the church.
When my wife, Betsy, an'd I flew
t o Wash ington, our plane was also
carrying South Carolina rooters on
1thei r way to a football game with
the University of Maryla nd. Be-
cause we were late getting aboard.
Betsy and I were not able to sit to-
gether. S he soon struck up a con-
versation with her seatmate, a gen-;.
tlema n from South Carolina, who
told he r that his wife never t rav-
eled on the same plane. "In case t he
plane goe.~ down," he explained, "we
don't want to go down togethe r."
My wife followed up by asking
the que!'ltion. "If th is pla ne shou ld
go down, do you know where you'll
go?" He paused for a moment and
gave her a good -works type of an-
~wer with a half-hearted "I hope."
Then, rrom t he Bible, Betsy shared
with h im how he might know where
he is going, in case the plane j ust
happened to go down. He thought
about it for a while, but failed to
res pond.
Now, the question my wife put is
basically the same question l , heard
Bill Glass ask, a nd it is the question
I am asking. It is really the abiding
question of mankind: "What s hall
I do t o gain eternal life?" In the
tenfh chapter of Mark we find .a
young man asking the question of
J E'!'IUS. This youth is sometimes de-
scribed a~ a "rich young ruler," but
I believe he wa~ also an athlete, be-
cause I notice t hat he came running
up to J esus.
The young man came in the right
attitude. runnin~ and kneeling in
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front of J esus. He uked the right
question ; furthermore, he came to
the right person, God's Son, Jesus
Christ the MeMiah. In return he got
the right answer. Jesus looked at
him and loved him and, according
to our text, he said, "Sell what you
have and give to the poor, and come,
take up the cross, and follow me."
This is the same Jesus Christ who
said, .,I am the way, the truth, and
the life; no man cometh unto the
Father, but by me." But the young
man, I regret to say, made the
wrong decision. He turned and put
his head down and walked away. He
had had his moment with Jesus, but
there was a price he was not willi'lg
to pay.
I had my moment with Jesus
when I was a teen-ager. One day the
pastor of our church came around
to my home and sat down, and I
didn't want to be there. I remember
so well that I wanted to be outside
playing bMeball, but I was cor-
nered. Then he said some things
that changed my life. He started
talking about sin, and I knew he had
me there. He followed up with the
penalty of sin : "The wages of si n is
death." But then he came up with
the Good News : "Christ died for
our sins, he was buried, and rose
again the third day, according to
the Sc riptures." That day as a teen-
ager I responded and accepted J esus
Christ as Lord and Savior of my
life. The following Sunday I pre-
sented myself to my church as a
candidate for membership.
I'm not about to stand here and
say that I've run a victorious course
all these years. There has been de-
feat in my life. There have been
times when I have wanted to coach
and run my own life, and when I've
turned from God's way and gone my
own way. After graduation from
high school I began to think and eat
and sleep baseball. I wanted to move
up in the athletic world. My crown
was a corruptible crown.
In m ore recent years I have ~tood
before groups and have said that
Ccuch Bobby Rich•rd~on ol rhE"
University of Soulh Cnolin•
the world needs "real men today,
men with inner poise, who stand for
a principle, who have the courage
to guard what is sacred and to pro...
fes.s Jove for God in the midAt of a
materialistic crowd." But even while
I wu saying it, I knew that these
things were not true in my own life.
That is why I w~ so grateful when
Rex Kern read a Scripture passage
that has come to mean much to me :
"If we walk in the light, as he is in
the light, we have fellow ship one
w ith another, and the blood of Jesus
Christ his Son cleanseth us from a ll
sin."
In the 1960 World Series I hit a
grand slam h ome run ; but it is the
1964 Series that I remember best. I
made two errors in those games, and
felt terrible. Yet I had a chance to
explain to people that all of us have
come short of the glory of God: and
I was able to give a word of testi.
mony for the Lord. a nd what he can
do through his blood which was
shed on the cross.
An a thlete has to believe in him-
self, but in the Christian life it's
different. Our stre ngth is in Christ.
In our weakness he will make us
strong. We keep on failing and mak.
ing errors in life. but as we con.
sistently seek to conform to the
image of Christ, and make him ou r
goal and our purpose in life, and
give him the honor and the glory, he
fo rgives us, he develop~ t he talents
he has given us, and he grants us
the conqueror's reward, the incor,
ruptible crown that never fade~ . .c:><
knows. And one day he will answer IDGod ... _bla_
or b1a 'Wife to draa bl that ,..,._
u I were a a.n.tla. drll wouJd
be oppoaed. to tbe miDI aldrt 1f
for no other re...a tbul bec:ame
at the awwoed PUIPIW' ol tbe ct.
•IaDer. 'tba.t woman (lhe ia: 110
t.dy) ... quoted by tbe saoe-..
saytnc, "I don't tbiak I am tbe
only woman wbo .nntl to 10 to
HIS COMING IS A NECESSITY 1WQ.IJ1E.5 MIN 1NE a:'e'!i
bed with a man in the ar.a ........ ..
Obvlouoly .... -... mlol skirt to help other wcmea. like her-
self to arou.e, enttcr and .teduce
men . Glrlt: who wear mini akbU
rive the whole world the meaqe
that they are on the make IDd
ready' for action.
It la part of the rnake:up ol the
human male that he ia lnleieated.
In the female form. He ia arouaed
sexually by what he sea. Granted
that a man should not look with
lust upon a woman. For Jewa tald.
"Ye have heard that Jt waa aa1d
of them of oJd time, 1bou lhaJt
not commit adultery : But I aa,y
unto you, That whoeoever loolmh
upon a woman to h.aat after ber
hath commttted aduJtuy wltb ber
a1rHdy 1n hJt heart" ()(att. !S : 71>. SWl lt • wronc for &tria and
women to drHs in sueh a way aa
to cauae tbat temptatioo In a man.
Shorta, sldrb and clrnaa that ex,
pcM: the female tonn undUb'
should not be • part ot • Otriltla.n
woman's w!Udrobe.
''MCIIIM&:t apparel" • tbe ltiDdard
!or Olriatlan WCXDe'n accot"db::l ..,
J 'nmothy 2 :t . The Olriatlaa'• bod7
II aacrecl. (See I O:Jr. 3:11, 17 aDd
l :lt, 2J). Therdcre we ahould be
cartful to~ treat our bodiet with
rnpect We should not 11M our
boclirn to .m nor lhould we allow
our bodies to be tbe ea.e ol .m
oa the put ol otben. Ou1atlan
a::Jrll .tlouJ4 ld wnr lbort lld.rtl, « lbortl. or alaclu: or pant .IUHI « dotbel tbal Itt 110 cbel:r that
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Christ 's coming again is in two phaaes. He
is coming first of all into the air in order that
all who lo¥e Him may be caught up to meet
Him and be forever with the Lord. Thote who
are alive when He comes will be caught up
inatantJ y and thoae who have falien uleep in
Jeaus He will bring with Him and their bodies
will be n iAE'd inco rruptible. He is comins 6rat
of all into the air for Hia uinta. Then He i1
coming to the earth to reign. He is coming lo
the earth to deal with the aituation on the
earth among nationt'l.
Paul says, "We ahall all be cbansed, in •
moment. in the twinkling of an eye, at the laat
trump;" and John nya, "We know that, when
He shall appear, we ahall be like Him; for we
shall see Him as He is." The Lord Jeaut Cbri.t
died not only that our aina miAAt be forgiven,
but He died to bring us into lfi.a body. There·
fore to complete His work of redemption He
muat return. "I wiU co me q•in, and recein
you unto my~lf."' It ia neoeaaa:ry that He
ahould come &~•in and recei ve ua unto Him·
ae.lf. It is the neoeaeity of everlaal:iftl eternal
love.
Secondl y, He muat come apin with Hi.a own
and prepare the earthly ~phere for judpaent.
We read in Rev. 6 of "the wrath of the lAmb."'
The time of the 1reat tribulation it .poke. of
u "the great day of Hb wrath."' We are Ria
beloved, His bride, Hit bod' and we do not
believe that the ChurdJ wit so thtoup. the
sreat tribulation and tufer Hit wratb. If the
wrath of the I..mb ia to come. thea .ame-
thins mutt happen firtc . We read ha 2 Thea 2
about the Holy Spirit in tbia coMOCtioa, "For
the myttery of Iniquity doth alre.clr work:
only He who now ~ wiD ..... ...U He
be taken out of the w•r·. AAd dieD .... dull
W;Qed be .--led. • Wllo lo t1oo -w1io
-rleteth? The Holy Spirit 1o .-.laloc ....
m&D to COIDII forth, the wic:bd -..... 00.
lftl fotllo lo loourMI !'li:!t. doat porW .....
• tloo WTatll of lha n.l -.... ...... -u ... floly Solrio .... I I cl
dd.iitpl Jedoei.wMlrLO. .... ..
... --ol ... '""" Cool, ....... LanJ ,_ a... - -........... lllo owo..,.. R-.11oo _.., !J -of tM llofy Spirk 'rfiAu I. r-J "IlK
-.... IMio& ., of ... a...... -... _wiD ....... ,.. ........... ...
t...b ·~-.,.. .......... 11oo LoM-
not all ow Hia wrath to fall until Hia own ue
removed out of the wa y, for His own and the
Holy Spirit indwelling Hi. own, are two facta
that are bound up rogether.
So there are two reuons for the necesaity for
the comi ng again of the Lord Jesus for Hia
Church : to complete His work of salvation for
the saints; and to prepare thi1 world for Hi1
wrath, His judgment to come.
Our Lord is alto coming back to the earth to
reign.
He must deliver Hia choaen people. In Dan .
11 :40, you read, "At the lime of the end aha II
the king of the touth puab at him : and the king
of the north ahall come agailllt him like •
whirlwind, with chariot~, and with horsemen,
and with many ahipt: and he ahaU enter into
the counttiea, and ahaU overflow and pa111
over." This point• to aornethinJ!: that i. begin·
ning to take place in our day, 1ben are two
foroea that have their eye upon God'a cbo.en
people: the Arab people under Preaidenc
Naeeer of f«ypt, the ruler of the aouth; and
the llrenf!:tl~etunf!: and increuins hold of the
Communitl powen c:omin1 down from the
North, alrucly saialq • atra.n<lcbold apoa
tbe little count'litof lr1q. And Ru.ia h.u her
eyea upon the _ oly t..ad.. 'I'bms M 10inl: to
be tmaion., eaya the Word of Cod, upon COd' a
choeen people who hi" come Mel iDto the
land from the Sooth ...t from tllo Ncmh. 11oen
we rood iD J ...... olo rMn lo f!Oi"' to lie a .U.
of Joool>"• ._blo. lo doe .U. of doe _.
tribalotion tllo -........ wiD be doe
Jewo. Towonlo tllo ..d of doat -then wiU beo..........-dortby.Utloo-oporl
from the eo.u-nilt ~ n. Lord .. ,.
;,. Zoch. 12. "I wiU .... J..-• cap of
..-....... .a ... :!T.J""""" ......
-olo.nbeiDtloo -...-. J .... '!:3 = ,___ iD .... dey
I will_..~ ....... _..._for
.n .......... a.,. ~~:,a ...... .n--....... ,......... . ............ .
.......... -11oo .. cl c..r ...... ._ .......... ·w-....... it ..........
...... -n.. ...... LanJ .. --............................... .... ..,..,-.w ...... .....,.. .... .., ...... -.. a.-.•'J1oo LanJ ............ ,...,..,. ... ............. -........ ..... ~~~. ............... a *J•'c ,
11oo Jon-.. ·-......... ... LanJ.
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WILL GOOD
WORKS SAVE?
"And almost all th ings are bv the
law purged with blood; and without
shedding of blood 11 no ranuulon"
(Hebrews 9:22).
The apostle·s argument •n the
above p8SS89fl is that Sn'!Ce Israel's
cere~~~Jnial law was typical of
things to come . its coostant shed-
diog of blood pointed to the neces-
sity of Christ·s sacrificial death
for the remission of sins. Certainlv
the Bible teaches that .. Christ died
for our sins" {I Corinth ians 15:3).
Those who seek instead to make
themsel'tles acceptable to God by
good works should consider the
following; Our Lord ne'lel" commi lied
one sin. He atwavs,.did those things
~~Which pleased the Father. His min-
istry was filled with .:ts of mercy
and kindnets . He healed the sick ,
cle.-.sed the leper, m.de the blind
to see. the detf to hear and the
I~ to ll!ltl) for iO¥. He Pl'tKhed
the gospel to the poor, dtliVI!Iftnce
to the captives, and healed the
btoUMt&r18d. Yet all theta good
worics cow ld not tvail to cancel one
sin or eaae the conscience at one
guil ty linM!'. I
tn6Md, had Hit doN 111 thne
good workt and thtn gone 10 hiNvan
without dVI~ In our at-.d, Ht
would hwe left Ul In 1 dMper con-
ct.nn.tlon th111 befcwt . for Hia holy,
lt)Otlets lift covld only .mphes lze
our sin and QUilt bot contr .. t .
AlvJ if all Hit DOOd works could
I\Ot lvlil to.,.. .. even on. aln from
the black r.cord of h"'*! t.t.viOt, '--"'*'v Pf'tPOetl!lf'out lot the' ai.._ 10 tiOpe 10 ... 01 cancel
I'll a ''"' t., hi a o. ''good worb"l
Thut,ln CC'Jf!Cnll.. lhtlibfe PlaUub
C"'ltt't dMdl • the price Of our ......_,.:
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bftoll, ............ , ...... ...
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NEWPORT HARBOR EN~GN
SEOOND SECTION --Pa,. 3
THURSDAY, JUNE 17, 1911
OORONA DEL MAR, CALl F.
FRED ES1I()t( of 509-1/Z Z9th St ., West Newport, Is hOlding
tbe 40-1/2 pound whlte sea bus tlat be caught ott CataUDa
lsla.Dd on the tbiiDderblrd oat of Davey 's Locker.
LIG.\L NOTICI WANNA BUY A SUB?
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
No. A-69247
SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF CALIFORNIA FOR
THE COUNTY OF ORANGE
Estate of Dora Pankey Glines,
Deceased.
NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN
to the cr editors of the above
named decedent thatallpersons
having claims against the said
decedent are required to file
them, with the necessary
vouchers, in the office of the
cler k ott he above entitled court,
i or to present them, with the
necessary vouchers, to the
uoderstgoed at c/o TOOma.s E.
Heffernan, Attorney at Law,
350 E. Seventeenth Street, Suite
210, Costa Mesa, California
92627, which Is the place of
business of the undersigned In
a 11 matters pertalntng to the
estate of said decedent, within
four months alter the f\rstpub-
llcatlon of this notice.
Dated June 4, 1971.
AUBREY L. GLINES
Aubrey L. Glines, Executor of
the Wtll of the above named
decedent.
ThOmas E. Heffernan, Attor-
ney at Law, 350 E. Seventeenth
St., Suite 210, Costa Mesa, Ca.
92627, 642-3210.
Attorney for Executor.
Publish: June 10, 17, 24,July
1971, In TDe Newport Harbor
BE A ~iOOD NEIGHBOR .
It you are a newcomer,
know of a newcomer
the Harbor Area who
been welcomed,
a favor by caUing
Harbor Visitor belween
10 a.m. and she
on your friend with
l l•,.l•oable informalion and
from friendly busi-
tirms which stand
with her new II :~~~t:o~~h:e;\p her be,cotne iJ
It' you can move U; you can
have ttl The Newport Harbor
Art Museum Is searching for
a hOme forarloatlng-pa.lDting--
the mock-~ Wor ld War D Jap-
anese Z-man "submarine"
made by the nationally recog-
nized Los Angeles Fine Arts
Squad ln conjunction with the
elhJ.biUon, "New painting ·In
Los Angeles," curreotly oo
view at the Museum.
The "submarine" Is a one-
dimensional painting executed
In the s~ra-reaUstic manner
of the Los Angeles Fine Arts
Squad. It Is a painting so real-
Istic that It has betuddled Mu-
seum and bay front visitors
since It Was launched in New-
port Harbor on April 25. It has
been the subject of KNBC's
Ray Duncan's special commen-
tary, and It wUI be given away
for the taking at the close of
the exhibition on June ZO.
The only sUpulation Is that
the Los Angeles Fine Arts Squad
must give final approval of Its
use; aild that the person, or-
ganization, etc., who wants it
must be responsible tor re-
moving It from Its sUp In the
harbor and for getting It to
Us Dna! destination. The Mu-
seum will assume no financial
costs,
It is an original work of art,
conceived and executed by the
LEGAL NOTICE
F-6355
Ftcrrrrous BtsiNESS NAME
STATEMENT
The foUoYtng person isdoi.Dg
buslness as Warren's Stereo-
Vision & Magnavoz Center, 1829
"8" Newport Blvd., Costa
Mesa, California: Warren Deb-
reD Booner, 222 North Shasta
St., Orange, Calllornla. This
business is being conducted by
an Individual.
Signed: W. D. Bonner.
This statement filed with the
county clerk of Orange CoWlty
THE HARB OR VI SITOR on April 26, 1971 , by Beverly
PHONE: 494.9368 J. Maddoz, deputy county clerk.
J~;;~~~j~~;~~~~Publlsh : May 27, June 3, 10, 17, 1971, In the Newport Har-
Enslgn. • • •
(ln earlier publlca.tloos or
this notice, F -6355, the signa-
ture was incorredly shown as !--....!~~~~;~~~ w. F. Bonner ; the correct stg. oature ls W. D. Bonner.)
VALET
CLEANERS
3137 E. Coast Hiway.
a del Mar'CAU
Los Angeles FIDe Arts Squad,
It was constructed by Newport
Beach artist Gr ec Erickson. 1t
ls approJ:Imately 40 feet looc;
10 feet tall l.nchtdl.ng periscope
and awrollmately two feet
wide. It weighs approltmately
1800 lbs., and It does float.
LEGAL NOnCE
"·42011
CERTIFICATE OF BT.ElNESS
Fl.ctiUous Fl.rm Name
The undersl&:ned do hereby
certify that they are conducting
a marine Instruments business
at 118 Vla Udo Nord, New.
port Beach, caw •• under the
ftcUUous firm name ot Tiller
Master and that said tlrm Is
composed of the tollowtng per-
sons whose Dames 1.n run and
places of resldeoce are as fol-
lows, to-wit: Nancy K. Hutch-
Inson, 118 Vla Ll.do Nord, New -
port Beach, CaW.; John M. S.
Hutchinson, 118 Via Lido Nord,
Newport Beach, Callf.
Wttoess our hands this 25th
day of May, 1971. Nancy K.
Hutchinson, John M. S. Hutch-
l.nsoo.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA )
) ss.
COUNTY OF ORANGE )
On thls 25th day of May,
1971, before me, a Notary Pub-
Ue 1n and tor sa.ld county and
state, r esiding therein, duly
commissioned aDd sworn, per-
soDally appeared Nancy K."
Hatchlnson Ud Jobn M. S.
Hutchlnaon, k:DowD to me to be
the persons whose DUnes are
subscribed to the wlthlll Instru-
ment, and aclmowledged to me
that they ezeeuted the same.
Witness my hand aDd omctal
seal. Mary A. Haapa, Notary
PubUc 1.n aDd for said County
Uld State. My Commtsstoo ex-
pires Dec. 13, 1971.
PubUsh: June 3, 10, 17, Z4,
1971, In the Newport Harbor
Ensign.
LEGAL NOTICE
SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF CALIFORNIA FOR
THE COUNTY OF ORANGE
No. A69713
NOTICE OF HEARING
Estate of EDNA M, DAVEN-
PORT aka EDNA DAVENPORT,
Deceased.
NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN
Thai EDWARD HOBELbasftled
hereln a petition for probate of
Will aod for Letters Testa-
mentary, reference to which
ls made tor fUrther particulars,
aDd that the Ume aDd place of
heatiD&: the same bas been set
tor July 1, 1971, at 9:SO a.m.,
lD the courtroom of Depart-
ment No. 3 of sal.d court, at
700 Civic Center Orin West,
,fn the City of Santa Ana, CaW-
or nla.
Dated Juoe 9, 1971.
W. E. STJOHN, County Clerk.
KEENE ' OION, Attorneys
at L&w, 620 Newport Center
Orin, SWte 510, Newport
Beach, CaWornla, 92660, At-
toroeys tor: Petitioner.
P\lbllsb: JUDe 17, 24, July
1, 1971, t.D the Newport Harbor
Eollp. .................
COWUD filmA Alii lu.AL CMIM
-===1:~ ...... ,_..,
From the Police Blotter
• MONDA.T, MAY Jl . c1ottt1ac nlMd at $1Sl nre
Kirk MeKMI S.Wa, li, ot ltolea from tht cu of Robert
U0 E, 15tb St., Newport Beach, A, Bii.Jr, 190'7 s.tbort, Wilt
wu anuted at 1:45 a.m. at Newport, while 1t wu ~"U"Ud cua ud Slp&l oa a char,. at hJ1 relideoct d~Wlnc tbe
of l.lloDcatloa 111 publle • • • Gl&tlt ••• Mu.sieal tutrumi:IU
AatboaJ Michael Cbrlltlll., Z4, totai1A( $l,Sl0 in Yalue were
Ud Cbtrylu.D Cbri.Uoa, U, burclarl&ed trom the Patrick
both of 511 Marperlte AYe •• WleM.el Delavan reatde:Del,
CorOlla del Mar, were arrested 301.1/2 Sapphal.re, Balboa Is-
at 9:15 a.m. at tbelr residence lud, between 6:30 a.m. aDd
ou a ebarge ofcu1Unt1ncmarl-9 p.m •••• A ster,eo tape play.
Juana •••• L&llreace Boothe er nlued at $380 was burr-
Cunntogbam, 19, of 2306 W. larlled from the apartment of
Ocean Ft., Apt. 3-A, Central Richard Ray Bruoory, 1338 W.
Newport, were arrested at 8:15 Balbo& Blvd., Central Newport,
p,m. at the pollee station oo a durlng the night ••• Tools al¥1
cbarp of posseuion of dane-stereo tapesvaluedat$265were
erous drugs ••• Fishlogequlp-burglarized from the garage at
ment valtaed at $80 was stolen the Mu G. Dillman residence,
from a bol.t belooglng to Harold 1322 E. Ocean Ft., Ba.l:bo&,
wuuam Krehbiel, 112 w. Coast about 1:25 p.m •.•• Flfty-
Hwy., Baysbore Park, while U ntne quat_ts of oil, valued at
was docked at his residence $47.15, were stolen from tne
between May 28 and 31 • • • rack at Mike 's PaUsades Set·
A bicycle valued at $100 wu vice, 333 E. PaUsades, Bact
burglarized from a garage at Bay, during the night .• ,
the Robert M. Green residence, Fur coats valued at $735 were
419 Flillertoo, Newport Heights, burgla.rized from the Russel
during the night •.. A silver-K, Bright residence, 1228 Sus-
ware set of unlmown value was
burglarized from the Donaldson
W. Heller residence, 707 Pato-
Uta, trvtne Terrace, during the
night .•• An electric guitar
valued at 43'75 was burglar-
-·-lift. --... , u lDd J .. 1 •• , TweiYe cun
)f IOOte.b, ftlMd at $192; u
-d ....... -llld ILtCIIHI<~D • lfiSU .. D •
tlooplq ..... lol&l -$!161,
••• ltolea from a bo&t be-loD&IAC 1o Raymood .~ Pall-
taere, 1S5S B&ylide Dr •• New-
i'Ort Belcb, whU. It na~ked
d b1.l resldeoee between Feb.
12 uc1 Yay 30 • • • Barcl&rs
e~ wl.tb u estimated
$2,290 lD bualoeu machl.oes
from SL A.Ddrew's Presbyter-
laD Cbarcb, 600 St. Aodrews,
C l1tt lta.veo, durl.q the night;
the tbleves pried opea the west
rear door 1o p1D eDtry,
27111. C...t Hwy., 5.1t•101
C1r1 I Del .... , Cal ......
lted trom the apartment of ~~~~~~~t====
1
Bruce Stewart Kanter, 11Z 39th
St., Apt. B, West Newport, be·
tween 10:30 a .m. and noon, May
27. Call these merchants • TUESDAY, JUNE l ,,,,.,,..,,,,..,lnl•too,..,l..,.l-
'''""• .. " ..... I •• ,.,...... Floor matsvaluedat$18were IUY, laLL oa TRADI
stolen trom a car belonging to 101 ...._,..... l.htl., c.M.
Steve G. Brennels, 425-1/ZBe-lhOO TO 51J0 DA.ILY
gonia, Corona del Mar, While SUN. & MOH. -P'.ta. OHLY for the best
u was parked at lst Ave. and l :=!~6~4f2~-9~2~5~1~§!~= Begonia, durl.ng the night • • •
A custom made chair valued •
at $500 was burglarized from ro _f4aine '0 the residence of Lee Gordon .:rAJ
in service
Graeber, 204 Kin gs Pl., CUll BEAUTY NOOK
Haven, between 2 aDd 5 p.m. c H
... A radio valued at $50 was 2732 E . oast wy . Health Resort• '_.:.N:.:u::n:.::.:•.:.rc.:i.:•.:• __ _ stolen from a car belonging to Coro na de1 Mar r
Rickey Carl Hunt, 204 Adams, Phone644-7336 )&liida'l t
Balboa, while it was parked at ~~~~~~~;~;;:1 his residence between 6:45 and
6:50 p.m ...• Stereo equip-JII'AIIRSPA ,
ment valued at $190 was stolen
from a garage at the Jeffrey
Robert Merlckel residence, 23
Bay Island, between May Z8 and
June 1 ..• Stereo tapes and
LEGAL NOTICE
F-'7908
FICTITJOlli BUSINESS NAME
STATEMENT
TDe followt.Dg person Is doing
busloess as: Scenic Properties,
29~5 E. Coast Highway, Corona
del Mar, CaW.--Rtchard A.
HJlllard, 327 Poinsettia, Corona
del Mar, c aw.
This business is being con-
ducted by an Individual.
Signed: R. A. Hilllard.
This statement ftled with the
cowty clerk of Orange County
on: May 28, 1971, by Bever ly
J. Maddo:r, depucy county clerk.
PubUsh: June 10, 17, Z4,July
1, 1971, in The Newport Harbor
Eosign.
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410 E. 17TH ST . COST A. MESA
U6-no6 -646-6155
IM.l.CO\.M (auD) CUTLER
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Corona del Mar
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Commluloo lor Ito m..U.C II--.11-c-. JHI( ............. CIIJ'~I 11 a p.m. _,, J~mt 1?, o. 4 .......,.,, v..-..,..u • ....,._ ar-pooaliiiiPua.
City Hall. Htrt II the complett eatSoM to rthct tM IIUkilc 11oM.
RemeiDber U1 E. L Moore wa-sc Bel.-Debbte WeAllster.
-.tct.. IliON· .,tar Lod11: trullmea --stt-ASB out•ocune adrisora--lteoda: rtQ'IIrem..UIDr a pr+=dO'· --~:-:-:-:--:--,--1. Uot permll appUeolloo of 11-eommorelll bii.W.IA_., __ _,L~ItGA~~L~MO~TIC~I~
Rom.ld Col¥111 of Santa AQI. ZOO ot Nnport Ceater ftom
lor a poeral obedience trato. 001 Cll.ce per 110 IQ. I. ol P-411SI "UIIIIIIII lot sehool tor dop at a:ss crou floor arM to oae ~ CERTI.FICATE or .'!
-eu briiiJ '"" Sborp, Sboroa -ley; Doo eur .. , Jobn Bostoo, BID
ttla•r. IOpbomore~ .... Mtu Smith, Hedt Wettencel. John Cuoey.
qolet llopo, DeWitt; jualoro--EIIdslly, ASS ouUiaDI!Ing clubs ..
.tart• or even Lta Huclwtrr: 8112iors--Ted FWure Farmers ot America.
tetttnc ~ on the accelerator. Tomp~ Karea M)'tl's. P"' Club, Varsity Club.
Birch St., near the Airport. per 250 Jq. ft, of 118ble ODor Flctltiou Firaa lWM
2, Use permit appUeattoo of u•. The 5 WIICUU 111 THE UlmER81GHED doN •
Gently Is the key word to drlv-Bank otAmertcaa.cbievemeot Service awards to outstaDd-
lni on aUppery roadways. ••ardl: c.rtUlc&tt WinDers .... tnr boy and girl students:
Betbany Brown, Barbara Dun-senior boy, Ted Torrwktns;
• HOW OFTEN do YOU ln-bam, Bob Flaapn, Rel)ecca senior girl, Debbie McAUster.
spect your tires? You should Forstadt, Marao Grlat.m, Re-Speech awards: Scott Ends-
walk arOUDd your car once a. becca kliDe, Llnda IAreoo, 81.11 ley, Jeff Creeg, John Keenan.
mooth, look at tires, check tor L~ts, Doo Patae, Shirley Cberl Lackey, Beth Lampe,
att, see 11 the tread ts wearl.ng i tuettreo; eeaeral wiDoers __ Mark Motley, Mark Smith
eYanly. Rub ftngers across Mark Motley Marcia QuackeD.-Saanoe Smith Melody Toner'
tread and you'll be able to tell bush, sarta:a Wttlstler, Jolee Mark Toto, Plttt Wight MarY
HENRY SEGERSTROM
Fraoehlse Realty Interstate Co. Cbl.rlu W. SmUb, Rlebltd btrebJ cmtty tbat bl la CODoo
of Hoii)'WOOd tor a McDonald's Leitch II. Auoc,, JohD P. Hoot. &aet1q: u Ei~ctroate StcarltJ
drtve-1.11 restaurant at 700 w. eo, Jobn J, W:cNauatttoD, &DI1 SJitltma bu'-ta at UU VIc-
Coast Hwy., Mariners Mile, Beaeoa Bay Eaterpr1HI, Wla PI,, CoMa M ... CaUl.,
across from Bay Stx>res. 9. PJ'OpOMd ameDdmllll: 1o ..S. tb1 actlUO. firm aamt
the cOde eltabUahlDc Jtrtcter ol Pac:Ulc Pr....., Sylleml
1780 NIWPORT
COSTA Ml$4 ... ,.,.,
SEGERSTROM IS CHOSEN off-street partlnr cootroll for ud u.t aid firm II: re~~~:~::1•:; Load EYOIU· :..'!" IAlo~ ::C':"ot rnl•
it tread Is "feathering" or Miller. Vebrs. '
wearing Irregularly, DAR good citlzensblp award: " SCHOLARSHIPS Top CITIZEN By Occ tion IDe., Sa.ata Ana, -to resoae dtace U'e u folknrrl, to-wtt:
lots at 511 and 51S W. Bay Edward Epn, 1111 VIctoria
. Ave., Ba-. from C-lio R..a. Pl., Colla II .... CoW.
:athy Weroer. Costa Mesa Art League: Bob
" CHECK FOR uneven tire Students t.n major leadershJp FW.ean. Sont.a Yobo, Adele
,, ,, 11. Variaoce &Wllcatloa at wri'NESS my b&Dd tb1a utb Henry Tbomas Segerstrom the save our schools com-wuuam Stine to permit a--day ol May, 1971.EdwudEa.a..
of Costa Mesa Is the Orange mlttee, which stagedasl1Ccess-, lex at IUS w Balboa BIYd STATE OF CALIFCilNlA)
Coast College outstanding ciU-tul tunding campaign recently, Balboa on a k,t wltb 2 100 ·• )a
wear or lor "c•ronlng" or 1 ......... roes: yearbook editor, ~970-Franks.
zen of 1971. and Is a member of the board ft. of' area wbtre ~ ~ COUNTY or ORANGE ) '
Mr. segerstrom, a native of of governors of Stanford As-requires 2 400 aq rt ON THm z.ttb dlJ ol Kay ~b~~=:=~==·:•:..;
spotting. U any ot these prob-71, Cathy Dolan; yearbook ed-Soroptlmist youth clllien-
lems appear, CO to your prap itors, 1971.72, Barbara Mer-sblp: Ted Tompkins.
or see llS quickly for a remedy r111, CoUn Standiford; Httcbing CaUiornla School Employees
to the situation. Post editors, 1970-71, Col1D Asaoclattoo: Jane Casey,
Sta.Ddl.lord, Mary Seleb'eld, Zoota Gtrl of the year:
the Harbor Area since 1923, ~lates, where he ts llaisoo 12. use'permu'aWucatlotlot 1971. before me, a NotaryPd>~ ...
was hooored at commencement man between the Alumni As-1. N. Sherwood tor a take..oul Uc 1a &Dd for ald eouaty and " CLEAN THE CHROME on
your car. No It isn't rood for
the Ute of the bum. It can
ret dirty, bUster, corrode and
look bad. Use a good chrome
cleaner and pt It poUshed back
brightly. Once every two months
Mary K,lmbell; HltcbJ.n.r Post Betban)' BI'OYn, exercises on the OCC campus soclatlon aOO the University. restauraDI: 1n an M-1 dlartct ltate, rtlldtDc tberel.D, dalJ
June 11 for his civic work and He and hi s famUy gan to at 2816 Laflyttte Ave. We.i commtaloMd and IWOI'D, pu-r----------,
contributions to both private the City of Costa Mesa the Newport ' ..u,. &IJPMftd EdWard Ep.D
and public education. Esta'llcla andtheacreagearound 13. P~Md COde amend-Don: to me to be the per~ BlfL7Z
editor, 1971-72, CoUn St.a.rw:U-Costa Mesa-Newport Harbor
ford. Lions Club: Mary Kimbell.
C.S.F. COld seal bearers: Sue Rotary-Lelaod BectettMem-
BaiUet, Bethany Brown. Laura orlal: Mart SUdbam.
Davison, Janet Ehlers, Sue Ora.nge Coast Lions Club
Fuller, Karen Myers, Marcia DoDild Stevens memor!a.l: sui
Born In SIUlta Ana on April U tor a pubUc park. meot perta.Jntne to rear d wbo• 11.me 11 IUbKflbtd to MQ'D
5, 1923, he attended Stanford Mr. Segerstrom Is president . . )'If tbe wttbln LutrumeDt ud ac-n TUARIES
.... your chrome deserves a good
cleaning.
University from 1940 to 1943, of the board of directors of the L.E~AL .NOTIC! kDowladpd to me tb&t be ez-
when his education was Inter-Orange County Water District; p_41954 eclltld tbt ame 1741 IUPIIIOI AVL Quackenbush, Mike Squier, L.,ls.
Mark Stidham, Pam Wald, Jean Costa Mesa Memorlal Has-
Varney, Cathy Werner, Blt.a.n pltal Aux1Uary: Karen Hart
West, Cheryl Zagrodsky, JaM Rhoda Watel)'. '
rupted by World War D. a member of the board of trus-WITNESS mybamue~omc1a.l COlT A MilA
After serving 1n the Army, tees of the Newport Harbor Art CERTIFICATE OF BtmNESS Jal. Mary A. ll&ap&. Notar Midway t.-2424 " SPECULA T10N : Car of the
future will be tour wheeled,
wtth ail but tne driver seated
backwards In plush, sate sur-
roundinp. Power wlll be by
electric drive, sa.te, quiet, ooo-
pollutlng. Body made of sand-
wtr;hed plastic, steel and !3.bric
tor temperature control and
smash-prootlng. Partial elec-
tronic direction control.
where he went from the rank of Museum: a member of the board Flctitiou.t Firm Name PllbUc Ia aod tar aid Co~
private to captain, he went back of trustees ol the World Affairs THE UNDERSIGNED do here-ud state. My Comm!J:aloll. ez-JI2D I . COAST IIWAY
to Sta.nford to tinlsb bJ.s educa-Council of Orange County; and by cert.J.f)' that tbty are eoa.-plr• Dec. 11, 1171. COlONA DIL MAl
tion, chairman of the Orange CoUDty ductLDc a dry CIMD1Dc butDISJ PubUib: Mu 17 JUDe s 10 • 0 Rlale ''"'450
Casey, Faye Goodman, Steph-Dance Production: Mlcll:aylee
ante Lash. Rhodes, Jtll Thomas.
Perfect attendance for lour P-T-S-A: MarkMotley,Mary
years: John Carpenter, Debbie Sleetfeid. He graduated from Stanford Transit District CIUzens Com-at !137 E. Cout H1Jtnn,y, Co-17, lt71, 1a thtN~ Hai-~ SMn lf4l
to 1946 wtth a B. A. de&ree mlttee, which succeeded In es. rona del Mar, CaiUotal&. uader E:~ui:::IO:·;_,.. ______ ~====::::::';! and later In 1948 received his tabUshtng a county-wtdetranslt the fl.ctitious ftrmaa.mtoiValet Jln, James Stantleld. ASB scholarships: Marcta.
Girl's League hlghllght a-Q~acke~ush, Barbara Dunham,
ward: Jea.n Varney. Phil Kratzer, Craig Watkins, M, B. A. degree. district thr ough popular elec-Cleaner a aDd tbat ll.ld firm 11
Harbor Center Merchants Don Paige, Karen Hart, Jean He was an active member of Uon. composed ot tbt tolknrtne per·-CHIIaCHES
" NEED TIRES? Stop by llere
at CORONA DEL MAR TIRE,
3601 East CoastH1£hway. We've
got them all trom Dunlop
Radials to the tne:.penslve re-
treads. U It's tires, we got It,
so come in and let us work out
a tire pian for your car, any
make, any model!
Assoclat1on: Laura Davison, Varoey.
Michael Squire. C.S.F. scholarstll.ps: Bethany
Drama awards: Julie Ackel-Brown. Pam Waid, Jean Varney,
son, Lots Beb.rne, Don Delany, Newport Harbor Bu.a:lnessaOO
Mike Finch, Tim f .la..nag:an, Professional Women's Club:
Becky For stadt, Adell Franks, Shlrley Stuettgen.
Stu Golub, Chele Gillham, Betty Cr ocker award: Karen
Sharon Hill, Chris Lissner, De-Gaynor.
Hays heads Art Museum
The Newport Harbor Art Mu-
seum directors have elected
Rolla R. Hays Jr. ol Newport
Beach as the new president of
the board. nlse Maillet, Glenn Nelson, California State scholar-
Chert Paul, Darice Simonian, ships: Bethany Brown. Susan
Joe Swenson, Steve Thomas, Fuller, Marcia Quackenbush,
• DRIVE CAREF ULLY TO-Terri Vitro, Ellen Webster, Luis Rosales, Brlan West,
DAY, your wife doeSil't want Sue Wlebel. Barbara Dunham Robert Coli-
Mr. Hays has long been a
supporter of the Museum since
his wtte, Allene, was one of
Us original founder s. He has
headed the newly formed con-
Unuance fund committee. your insurance money, not yeti GAA outstanding member: nick, DebOrah Ke;.,,
Mr. Hays' actlviUes Include: ~~:;::~~=-=~===~ Bethany Brown. Gemco; Mark Smith, r: ASB outstanding stud ent cer-Douglas Atrcra.n: Stephanie
titicates: social studies--Mark Lash. louOOtng president and dir edor
Smith, Jeff Haight, Colleen Grand Lodge of California ot the World Affairs Council
Ferryman; foreign language--of the Order of Sons of Italy of Orange County ; trustee,
Suzanne Smith, Teresa Maes-1n America: John Monestere. Chapman College; director ot
tas; science--Russell Greioer CaWorrda Savlnp and Loan the American Heart Assocla-
Mark SUdham, Linda Lewis; League: Jane Casey. tion, director of the Orange
ltarltor
!toto Ia
math __ Donna Masselo, Steph-Valed.lctorlan: Laura Da-County Heart Association,
anle Lash, Alan Fontes, Jona-vtson. In 1959 he was presented the
than Price, Faye Goodman; Saltrtator lan: Bethany Brown. distinguished servtceawlfd "ln
home ecooomics.-Pattl Per-appreciation of distinguished
•· ••••• ron Becky Cunn.lngham · art--BENEFIT service and leadership to ad-ROLLA R. HAYS JR.
,_. -· Les'ue Smith, Sonia Yo~; bus-vanclng the heart program." ert Gu~nhelm,andMrs.Peter
.,.. ... ,. t4JII lness. -Pam DeCubellls Mel fQ R cREW In 1962 he received the dis-B. HUI, all of Newport Beach, ';:==========~l!s=sa:.._=Be~nn:;e~tl~; .E!;n~g~lls!!",;,:·~M>r~ y ~ngulshed achievement award vJce presidents; Mrs. Richard I in recognit1on ot outstanding Steele, Newport Beach, secre-
SERVING THE ENTIRE HARBOR AREA
~
PLUMBING AND
14 HR. EMERGENCY SERVICE
645-3130
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
REPAIR SPECIALISTS
ELECTRIC SEWER 8o DRAIN CLEANING
SPACE FOR RENT
in the Ensign Bu il ding
2121 E. CUll Hwr., ClrtOI dol Mat
SEE OWNER AT THE ENSIGN
Tolo,~ou: llH551
Roast suckling pig and a accomplishment In serving hu-tary; T. Phillips Morga.n, trea.-
60-loot racing shell filled with manlty through the heart surer. Board members are Ben
fresh Island fruit wtll set the cause." He is a member of c. oealie,-H. Wallace Merry-
sta ge for a g:t.ant public luau the W9rld Acturs Council of man, and George R, Sturgis,
to help send the Orange Coa st Los AngelesandOrangeCounty. Newport Beach and Herbert A
College crew to Great Britain His bosl.oess affiliation is gen-Gold, Corona d~l Mar. ·
lor the Royal Henley Regatta. era! agent of the New England Mrs. Walter D. K, Gibson
The luau wlll be held at the Mutual Lite Insurance Co., with Jr., Balboa, outgolngprestdent,
OCC crew base on the Coast otnces in Santa Ana . He Is mar-has been elected chairman of
Highway at 6:30 p.m. today, rled aDd lla.s two sons. the newly organized Museum
June 17. The cr ew will leave Other oewly elected oUicers Associates, volunteer gr0l.4)at-
for Henley June 24 lor aZl-day are: Joseph M. Tllomas, Rob-Ollated wtth the Museum.
sta{, •... n1., will also, .. ",.. CRUSADERS TOASTED the premiere sho wing of a film
prepared this year by OCC
photography students on the "A toast to the crusaders
cr ew. The color, sound film trom ACS" was the theme tor
describes the stor y of a year the American Cancer Society's
ol crew, from opening eon-anntll.l Oranp County crusade
dltlonJng exercises In Septem-luncheon at the Balboa Bay Club,
ber in the football stadium to The atfa1r is held each year to
the closing regattas. It also honor the myriad of volunteers
features many aerl.al shots of that makeiC)restdentcrusaders
the cr ew rowing on Lido Chan-during the ACS's neighbor -to-
ne t. oefghbor campaign.
chair man; crusaders, Mrs.
John Welsh, Mrs. Thomas Kos-
vlc and Mrs. Lyle Jensen.
Saroyan play
Mesa finale
Coach Dave Grant said he will The drive offletally ends this The Costa Mesa Civic Play-
also show s!Jdes of last year's month; Dowever, all returns house wlll closethlsseasonwtth
Royal Henley Regatta, which he ... on't be to until August, stated Wllllam Saroyan's comedy.
attended. an ACS representative. "The beautiful people," Wlder
. • A $25 donation will be asked. The efforts of this year's . the dlrect1on of Mary Eastman r -------------------, volunteers were applauded by R lpy.
SUPPORT YOUR Wltllam F. PeUs, president ot t William Cullen who played I I the Society's local chapter · The the role of David in "David and
d I guest speaker was actor M 1-· Lisa," wtll bead the cast. James I Home owne cllael CoiiSWIIIAe. honorary E . Smith will lla .. lbe role as
I COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER I cr~~ c:=;,: llooored al ~~~~."r.:,l':"wfl'!~.~:~~~ I I the hmeheoD I.Dchaded. reD and Stan Bell make ., the
. • COOT A MESA --Mrs.Jotm , supporting players.
I I J. KellyJr,cltycbalrman;Mrs. These characters represeat
THE NEWPORT HARIOR C.Oree A, Stnctr &DdM.rs.Elsa Mr. Saroyan•s beUeftba.tlo'feLI
I I Ktdd, cruader-1. the only thine Uat really mat-
• NEWPORT BEACH --10 I ten 1n tbi1 world am he tots
I I Year certlflcatn, Mrs. Haney I about demoutratbae thla pbll-
1 Pease, Mn. E. D. Carlisle aod oaophy throup the Web«er 1 Mrs. Jack Enct:l.hU'dt, city family, whO Unln the oltlytne
I LIGAL MOTICI I ar• of San Fnnclteo In just I Ofli ci ol newspaper of lhe City of Ho¥fpOrt Beoch. 1 one olep above pcwerl)o.
I r. 'MIS Sll pertorma.ocea 'IFlll be
2721 E. COAST HWY ., CORONA DEL MAll. CAUf. I FICTIT!Olll BllllliESS NAKE ll•to al lhe Commuall)o Roe. I STATEMENT roolloo Ctoler, locolocl lo tile
S d • I TholollowUII '*-,....., wHI eDII ollho Onop c_,. 1 en 1 n ..... _, u : .... Coul corto FolrlfO'IIICII. oo J .... 11.11.u, I co., INO 11ap1o A"~ Cooto 15"oqd ze wttb t11e ._.. 11 I YOUR a •• L.-...1-fiOin TODAY I "••· caw .... ?, -"· ,,.., p.m. nc~ro~o are n w
I ,............. LoaDIIlary, lMO Jillplt Aft., rutf'fttloal NY be mllde bJ I c-,..., eour aen eaUIIIJ au.uos ..,. ,._,
I SUBSCRIPTION RATE: O.lr $5.00 • roar. I Tldl ,...., .. i.IIIIIC coo-lllfO!IIII Frldly !tom 8:00'o.m.
MAIL IN lllll O!Uli!R ond YOUR Ofi!Cit or CASif TODAY -by u ..,.,-._ ID 5,:000 p.m. I I llpocl: !loU llortrraw. COP'TU DUTY
I -I ... ;::r .. _IIIICI_Illo -c=rrr ....... . ·-1. c.-, Cllrt a1 ~ c_, J* A. Lam, I (ZaM al lllo
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L Q1UNDITA ZIP ,_; 1=10. tq~,ltll1 :::0.::.,. ":u::l,!~
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sons WboM ~».mea la fllll &Dd
THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
·1s FOR YOU
places ol realdeoce are u fol-
lows, to-wtt: HeMD RoH
Crampton, SOB Flower st.,
Costa Mesa, C&Uf.; CbaJeBur.
ton Crampton, 108 Flower St., Costa Mesa, Callf. 51 :45 A..M.-BIBLE SCHOOL HOUR
WITNESSourh&ndsthta29th 11:00 A.M.-MORNING WORSHIP SERVICE
day of March, 1971. Chue 8, 7:00P.M. -EVENtN9 SERVICE
Crampton, HelenR. Cramptoo, Dtl. JAMIS c::GMIS PASTOR
STATEOFCALIFORNIA) JOIMoooelloSt. COSTAMISA )ss. .
COUNTY OF ORANGE ) (AI S••l• A•• A&~•.J , ••• 50·1733
ON THIS Z91b day of March, HOME 0 ~ P . C. NEUMANN CH RI5TI.AN SCHOOL
1971, before me, a Notary Pub-K.i,J•rt•rh11 thro,11J Bt1bth Gr•J•
Uc in aDd for satd county and '-===========;;============~ state, resldine thereto. duly r
commissioned and sworn. per-
soaally appeared Cbue Bartoo
Cramptoo and Hello Rose
Crompton, """"" lo me lo be
tbt PII'IDDI wbolli aimM &H
llllboerlbocllo lho Wllhlll lootru. ment. aDd aclmowledpd to me
that they e:ucuted the arne.
WITNESS my btDd aDd oftlclal
seal. llaey A. ""*• Notary
PubUc to and tor said County
and State. My CommJ.uloo n-
plres O.C. 13, 1971.
Publlsb: May 27, June S, 10,
17, 1971, lo the Newport Harbor
EosiiJl.
LIGI.I. MOTICl
r -?502
FICTITJOtB Bt.SINESS NAME
STATEMENT
The tol.knrtnc persona are
doing busloess u : Tbe Pump
House, P.O. Box 515, S411%
Coast HJgllway, Dana Potnt,
c aw. 91629.: G1yn A. Carter,
P.O. Box 515,DanaPoint,Callf.
92629; Mary L. Carter, P.O.
Box 515, Dana Poiat, Ca.IU.
92629,
This business 1s belor coo-
ducted by aa lndlvldtal (Hu.s-
I»J>dllld wtfe).
Signed: Glyu A. Carter,(Mrs.
G. A.) Mary Carter.
Tbl.s statement filed wtth the
county clerk of Or&DCI Co\llty
oo: Way 19, 19n, by BeterlY
J. Maddox, deputr oouolyclert.
Publllh: May %7, Junes, 10,
17, l9TI, to the Newport Harbor
Ensign.
FIRST CHURCH OF LUTHERAN CHURCH
CHRIST. SCIENTIST OF THE MASTEfl
3JOJ Via Lido luthetM "'"ret. In Americ:e
Newport Beach 2100 hcffic v ... Dr.
SUNl>A Y SOfOOL Corone dtrl Mar, c.tif.
9:15 a.m. and II a.m.
SUNDAY SERVICES DR . WILLIAM R. EllER
Ph one: 644-2664 9: 15 . 11 a.m.
WEDNESDAY EVENING 9:00A.M. Family Worship
MEETING 8 p.m. 10:00 A.M.· Church school
READING ROOM It :00 A.M .. Festivt Worship
Week days: 9 a.m. · 5 p.m. NURSERY PROVIDED
w~dn~aday : 9 a.m.-7:.cs p.m.I'----------...J Tuesday and Friday:
9 a.m.· S p.m.: 7·9 p.m.
Sunday: 1 p.m.-4 p.m.
SECOND CHURCH OF
OfRIST, SCIENTIST
Newport Beach at
Corona del Mar
)100 Pacific View Dr.
SUNDAY SCHOOL 10 a.m.
SUNDAY SERVICE ro a.m.
WEDNESDAY EVENING
R.udina Room: 8 p.111.
1500-B E. Coa•tBwy.
Eat,.ac• oa N•rciaau
Mon .. fri.: 10 a.lh. to S p.m.
11turaday eveninga: 7 to 9
Sat.: 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
You are cordially invited to
au~nd Church SerYiccs and
to utc: the ~adins Room.
fll ...
lz p 1' •I
~ 3262 Brood Street
N-rtHoighu
A Fru. cmd I11dep~ttder1t
Co ttzretotio tt~f
Christian C hurch
REV. NORMA~ BROWN
MINIStER
SUNDAY SERVICE
AND GHUROt SCHOOL
AT 10:00 A.M.
Nursery CQre provided
PHONE: 642·2740
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
... CURl ~ ... POIT IMCM
.A NIW CHURCH. WELCOMII YOU
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Price S I 6 .ll5 per Share
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