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Home My WebLink About1971-11-18 - Newport Harbor Ensign• • 67J.055U site is a·. hall MICHELE VENCLIK, bomeeomlncqueen of Newport Harbor hlgtl school, Is escorted by Matt Hogsett, student body president at Harbor. ~ queen was crowoed at half-time Saturday ntg'bt at the Newport-Mhfina game. (VIc Opalek p ..... ) VIce Mayor Howard Rogers rejected long-term geoeral ob-He Slid that 11nanc1ng of the N rt Sh written a letter to the City Up.Uon bonds or any methOd of pro)eet should and could be ewpo . ores the Council to tinandng a new clYlc center accompll&bed on a pay-as -you- with plans to that would be built at Newport go basls, boldlng the burden to the City ot Newport Center," Mr. Rogers said. the property tax at a mlntmum. k d with an adequate pollee "One fact clearly remains--"It Is lneoocetva.ble to me par approve t.actuty at the present city hall we have a real and urgent need that our city boast& the finest THE CAST of "Sebool tor .eaadl.l,'" .belDr preHated Dec. 1, Z and 3 at Coroaa del Mar site. for pollee taciUUes that will pollee force in the state or even high school, includes, ttaadtng left to rlgbt, Candace Steele as Lady Teule, Kevin ''The election Is over and the enable our pollee department to tbe aaUon, yet we provide them The parks, beac hes aoc1 rec. River channel, comprises '1.5 Rogers as Sir Peter Teasle and Stanley W'lulck as Sir Oliver Surface; lD toreground., people of Newport Beach have provide the htgh level of law tacUIU.es that are worse than reatton staff of Newport Beach acres and Is owned by the euy. demands. able! mission Tuesday night to de-woukl be developed Into a. pa..rk Rick Yorba as Joseph surtace and Coreeo Strelsky as Marla. 'School ~Or enforcement this community Inadequate--they are ~mwork-was directed by the PBR Com-Only a part or the property ECREES "We must move oow tnorder "I eall on this CoUDCII to term.!oe the cost of developlng whJ.cb would be a stopgap de-MESA D d ,·1 to m~t any reasooa.ble ume-take a positive step forward on an Interim park rac!Uty in tne veklpment for 3 or 4 years Sean a at table for completion or theta-this serloos matter and that we Newport ShOres area i.D the until a more com;-lete park dUties we 50 des;»erately get the ball rolling by revtew vicinity of the santa Ana River. could be dev el~. OISE LIMITS COM h• h need ." ofthislssueaDdsuchmaterials Commissioners approved lD In other action Tuesday the N JQ He said the new tldllties as the staff may have at oUr principle an interim plan for PBR Comm:sslon heard a pro- should be "built 00 the present study session on Nov. 22. Any the park that wouk!. I.Dclude a gress report rrom the citlz.eos By JlM LtsE city hall site where there 1s delay for reasons political or turf area for soccer, flag root-advisory bicycle trails com- Costa M<:A city councilmen use as a mobile home park. "How have you been? What adequate room. The &cllities otherwise wtth respect to pro-ball and a backstOp for base· mlltee staUng tllat 1t Is In the approved a.n or~nance Monday • 0\'ERRULED a r ecom-news do you hear? Thouch tn.. sllould be buill to meet at least Ylding the sorely needed pollee ball activitles tor boys and process ol r evising and rede- Dlght 11\at establlshesn'lise Urn-mendatton by the Planning Com.. deed u Is no matter, for 1 the short-term pollee needs facilities will be a dlssentce girls. veloptng the master plao or ttatloos In various "Mise mission to deny a request b/ think one hears oothlng else with the pWls aod constructioo oot only to the pollee, but the The park site, inlandofCoast bicycle trails ~nd ls currently zones" In the city, primarily PIJ.Up A. Spiller of Newport but scandal!" providing for ease In eJilriUlsion eotire population of Newport Hwy. and near the Santa Ana compiling a potential list of :~~l~;hl[f~:E.~~; ~~{~l~~~~~~~~~~ ~;~7f~~·~#~t~ 3to meeCt the om·-tui( .. tSITES STUDIED fi~£~:~:{:~::~~~::. varlo'Jszonesaffectedandsets • APPROVED a request by tonrues ot the London eUte com lex be centrally located TRAVEL FILII.\ DEC. 3 va.rlous noise level!: within M.uy Tyrrell for reductlon In spout verbal veoom at them-LT. BRYAN T. BURT, son.. The Oruge County Board ot Newport Beach and to took lnto M~ Krause sald at least 8 The Newport Harbor Kiwanis those woes. A vlolaUon would parllnc to allow a. bll11ard par-selves aDd everyooe else In in-law or Ralph S. Ersk.ine, s~rvisors haS narrowed the any possible difflcutl:les on the acres' •ould be required for a c lub wtU present Is 3rd travel- involve determloaUoo of both lor ln a CZ zone, at 11'1 E. Richard Brlnsley SbertdaD's 2830 San Juan Lane, Costa search for a new JocatiOn for sale of tbe 5.3-acre Newport 12-eourt complex, but that 15 oguerllmoftheseaSOflat6p.m. tbe ambient aDd tbe suspected 18th St. (60 spaces required), spar~Unc social comedy, "The Mesa nas bHD awarded his the Harbor area municl,pal Center parcel. eOd!'trooms may eveotua.lly be Friday, Dec. 3, at the <>ranee notse belnl' stlldled. A 5 dba 7 spices available). schoOl for scaDdal.'' on star.-sltve: wlnp at Vance AfB, eourts eomples to 3 sites -· Mr. Kral1Se sa.ld be could DOt needed U the prq'IOS4Id ctty of c out Collep aOOitorlum, Eric level over the determlnedamb-• DENIED a request by Golda. as the Corona del Mar higb Okla., lCM>D . p-a.du&Uoo from 2 or them 1n the proposed city see any problems wttb the sale lrv1ne Is placed wtttdD tbe bar-Pnel will narrate his rum tour tent oolse levelwouldcODSUtute Mte Sandersoo of 635 Plumer sc:bool drama production clas-u.s. Air Force pUot trainloc. of lr'fine. a.s the county owns the laDdtree bor area mUDiclpl.l court dla-of ''Florence and the heu1 ot " YlOI&Uoa, ~"' oo tht St. to llltlll aod operate a ses' Ml11or pt&J Dte, 1,1 aDd Ht rectiYed a B.E.S. decree stuleJ Krause, rfl.l prop· ud clear. trlct. lta.ly." u-.oriOCltlDYOh'td. small t.uty ahop hlapot'tloG ~ -.t 1 p.m. LD tbe ldlool'a tto.Brt,pamYouc~•erllitJ q ....,~ dlrector. wu Martlor muMclpll c:owt .........__ co':oc~ aetloa~M;stf tM . :~·~-:arz ·::. bDIU -::!!~'1777' tbe pJay 1J a =-c:;~omr:~·r::w:. ::=.~:: =:s:-~: ~...;=.::.:;-~ c ·.t•lzens demand • REQUESTED tbe Orange • APPROVED the eoutruc-paintlllly accurate satire of the TraJnlAc Corps prOif'am. port back within 2 weeks. cODiemlli.Uoa of the dep5oy- Couoty Board of s~vLsors ttoo by OUodo Verrleo of Pla~ period, questtontng lbe rt.oe Uoe Two or the sites are located ab~ coodltioos" of the ell.stlnc to make a study aDd determlDe centla of a 20-untt ap&rtmeat between wtt and maUce. KeviD EMBEZZLING on MacArthur Blvd. adjacent to court tactuty La Costa. Mesa II t • t• lf a need really ez:ists fot' an com?lel at 1830-38 Placeutla Roeers Is cast as Slr Peter the Ora.Dge County airport. The ad urged that tnterlmqua.rters po u I On ac I On Onnce County Housing Auth-Ave., in an R4.CP zooe. Tea.sle, a venerable oobleman 3rd is at the county fairgrounds be prowided. :!~e:::s ~r ~~t ~.:;~g to R ETI REM EH T DIHM ER =~~C:Se~~~nc:o~~:: IS CHARGED ln ;:v:-!::a·Ronald Caspers sicie:u':~~:'wlmder con.. Suz.y Ficker, Roy Woolsey She said that all of the storm • APPROVED areq,·.~est rtom FO R CHIEF BRISCOE antics ot his young wtfe, but called tor a survey of the new 1. An 8-acre &Ue at the tlir· and Sus)' Snedaker wlll give drains now dump Into the bl.y the Newport Harbor Seventh-A retlrem;Jnt dtonerhonorlng stubbornly condems lt. Lady Paul Dennis Warren. 45, a sites since u now appears that grounds, passed over b)' the the Newpo rt Beach City Coun-aDd •·you can go to restaur- Day Adventists Church, 271 Ftre Chief R. J. Brlscoewlllbe Teazle, his spirited spouse, ls Newport Beach importer and the city of Newport Beach wants txlard last December atthougll. ell a presentation of color ants along the lower bay and Avocado st., Costa Mesa, to beld Thursday, Dec. 2, a.t tbe played by Candace Siegle. She yachtsman, and Donald LeRoy out ot a December ,1970, agree-many critics argued It was a-sUdes, photographs aDd reports •atch them wa sh out their p.r- caro1 trom house to house each Balboa Pavlllon. is frivolOus at flrst In h.er Cook 44 ot Lakewood, were ment with the county under better choicetnan.Ne:wportCen-oo pollution in Newport Bay at ba.ge cans and dump the water night &om 6 to 9 p.m. except The social hour will begln at quests of tashion and society arraigned tn LosAngelesTues-which the cour.ts complex would ter. The orlgloal price ns the stud}' session at 3 p.m. into the bay, Frlday, between Tha.Dksgivlng 6:30 p.m., with dinner at 7:30 yet soberly repents th.em in the day arternooo on char~s of have been built on a 8-acre $'70,000 an acre, but Mr. Krau9e Mooday. "We should oot have to go and Christmas. p.m. Reservatl.oos sbollld be end. receiving !C) to $150,000 from site In Nevtport Center. said a new appraisal may be Miss Ficker sa.td the group, to the Council with this study," • REFERRED to tbe start made by Nov. 29, by calllng Stan W1aslclr. Is the opulent, the Blue Chip Stamp Co. for Tne agreement called for the necessary. backed by Newport Residents Mlss flclr.er said. "The Coon- tor study, a request rrom the Battalloo Chief Jim Reed at COOd na.turedSirOIIverSurface, merch.andlse neither ordered county to&chasetromtheclty 2. An 8 to tO-acr e site oo United, f rleDds or the Bad: ell shOuld alread)' have thls City of Newport Beach for Co-673-1315 Mo>ndaY through Fri-nlosely ob8ef'f1DI his 2 DePh-oor receiYed by the ftrm. a 5.3 ac'ie-parcel in Newport the old Lockheed property on Say, the Centra\ Newport Beach lnformation and shOU1d already sta Mt ;a comments on Its In-day. Tickets are $10 each. ews: the schemlDg hypoeriUcal Warren was being held ln Center for $439, '149 and take a. MaeArthur BlYd. Emka.y De-Community Association and be doing something about it.'' tentlon to sell the city-owned Chief BrlscoelsreUrlngDec. Joseph (Rlclr. Yorba) and the Ueu of $50,000 taU .. and Cook ooe -year option on a second velopment Co. nas offered tile SNOH (Save Newport's Gilly dump slte property at the west 31, after f4 years service with utravapnt1y reoerousChUies ln lieu of $25,000 ball TheY parcel of about 1. 'I acres at a parcel for $77,000 an acre. Harbor), wHI urge the Council end ol 19th St., for probable the City of Newport Beach. (Tom Roll). FaithfUl Rowley, a were arrested Mooday a..fter-cost of $210,000. 3. A 5-acre sltea.crossWae-to 00 somethint to stop ttle 0 I d coottdallt of Oliver and Peter, DOOCI aboard Warren's $120,000 Newport Beacb. 1\a.dpledged ln Arthur Blvd. from the Em kay pollution and toupda.tetheclty's Mesa Promotion P anne ts pl&yed by Rick Redman, and yacht the 55-foot "Shan-ezchallge to construct a $'700 _ holdings. Co!Uns Radio Co. has drainage system. the Teazles' lot'ely JOCIDC ward oandoi.," berthedat8Z9Baystde 000 prisoner detention tacillty offered to bUild a court: complex Sbe said that 11.1gb rise de- Marla ls CoreeD Strelsk:y. Dr ive, Newport Beach. and a 120-splce parking tot. to cOld} speclf'lcatioos and velopment in the city will 6o Tne Costa Meta Chamber ol the items or services listed on Mistress of intrigue Lady The arrests were made by But Newport Beach voters lease tbe property for 30 years oothlng except "create more Commerce is orpaialncacltJ'-a ~ will r eceive a.ootJ\er Sneerwell (Alelis Walker) aDd Newport Beach detective Keo durlD.c a bond election rejected at $4,500 per year. pollutton in our bay." wide "two for ooe" sales pro. tree. Namea of eachparticlplt-her trto of spitefUl gossips, Smith and Bob Gate•ood, who the proposal for lhe pollee ta-Board chairman Robert Bat-"The current drainage sys- motlon tnvolYlnC 100 or more log merchant wlU be Usted ln snobbish Mr. Crabtree (Jim •ere armed wtth. nrrants is-cll1ty and a new city hall. tin, whO cast the \ooedtsseoUnc tern In our city Is so outmoded mercba.ots. the certlflcate book along with Luse), foppishly witty Sir Beo-sued by Los Angeles author· T'-t left the question of the vote aplnst the Newport Center and antiquated that everything The "buy one --get ooe the value of Items offered. jamln Backbite (Bruce Gum-lUes. courts stte and the detentioo site, stressed the courts com-we do ln the way of deYe'lop- rree" caq»alcn wutruntbroueb Chamber U1111.ger Nick Zte-blner) and the nrbose Mrs. warren operated as an lode-fac1Uty as well as the entire plez sOOUid han easy access to ment in the future is )u.st going the flrst 11 mooths of 19'7% ner sald tbe pl of the cam-Candour (Kathy AIIYenahloe), pendent importer am !lad a aereement somewhat IC) to the a freeway aDd perhapS: should be to eause more and morP pol- $49,000 BURGLARY A collection of 13 Tttta.ny lamps nlued at $49,000 was burglarlz:ed trom the Vern Phalen residence, 404 Via Wdo Nord, Lido Is le, between Nov.6 ancll3. The bUrglar or bUrglars en- tered t~ home througtl a kitchen window. Mr. Ptlalen said tbt lamps are very . valuable and comprise a collection ma.nu- factured by the Ttfl'any Jewelry Co. ot New Yo rk City, with mtrchaa.ts ofterlq Items palgn Is to briDI more business vainly attempt to cootrol the contract to s~ly BIIM Ch.lp a.tr eveo thOugh both sides said located LD the Irvine area. luUoa In the bay." ud HrYlces worth rrom $2.50 to CbamberofCommerce mem-circumstances of plotaodcoun-•tth imported l(lOds trom the they planned to live !C) to the Mr. Caspers. who tried un-..-::-"=1'....,,..._,.,""'~'" ___ , ___ _ to $5 •1a ~to be eoatalntd bel's by brlqiDI oewand repeat terpk»t. They are assisted by an Far East, pollee said. Coot was acreement. successf\1111 -.rU.er this Y81U' to 1D more than 3,000 eertlftcate customers lhrOUP the doOr. unscr~ulous opentor, Mr. an $800 a mooth accounts pay. s•nlsors asked Mr. get tbe board to abropte Us booka to be dlltrlbuted by tbe P.utlcJpaUJc merchants may Snake (Leo Sieracki). able supervisor for Blue Cblp Krause to obtain a formal re-agreemeat oa Ole Newport Cea- clambtr. lDSert u mur certlftc&tet: in other gentlemen, matds, and at the SouthernCa.UforDI.IIMad-clsioD of the agreement wttb ter site, urpd that the COW'ts Mercba.DU pay $10 for OOU· the bOOk aa theJ desire, at $10 senants are Darrel Fercuson. qiiU'ters 1n Los Angeles. -to tbe eertlllcate--poreertllleate. JohnKerr,JeiiJ-GUUao Tbe o.rrests ... ,. theresu~ B"lrlh control sem"lnar Cutomers wbo purctaM ooeof Smee, Laurie Lenoe:J, aDd 8111 ot a mootb-loag laYeltipti.OD Hedge. by tne Los Angeles COWI!ty dts- • I Dlrected by Mrs. JoAnne trlct attorney's offtce. E o h" h h I ~la~,tr~~~r.:::::.= $5,319 Til EFT TOTAL at stanc1a 1g sc 00 c.eoturJ wlth thechatactwsstt. Jenlry, stereo equlpm..t ttnc as little u poulb&e&Dd.the a.ad otHr Items tota.Unc A semtnar on blrth coatrol Mrs. Gtorctna WeLeoct. aa- sta.p belq outllnld by a woodeD $5,319.50 In n.lue were bllr .. methods ns held at Estaoda sist:aJil prlDclpal at EstaDei&, tram e. Alltheotlc c::oetaroes are ciartsed from tbe Delmer D. l'llP school Tuesday afterDOOD said tbt Mmlnu' was rtqiiHltd bela( ~Ued by PaciJk: Cos .. McCammoo resJdeace, 1107 iDd 1.10tber seminar s • aques· bJ a~ at '•c.tfted" ......... twueu 1n Santa Ana. EsteUe LaDe, Huboi' HI&' .. uoe. ud a.nswer session --ts whO aid tbeJ would pt tbetr PublleltJ' Is btlae ha.Ddlld by tuda, between 7:S5 ud 8:3C schedUled tor 2:40 p.m. today, partDtl' permlsl:loa to au.t. WeodJ t...eorard. Sue PelltcrlDI p.m., Mew. 13. N'O'I. U. Sbe ll14 aboUt so tlt'ldeiU a.-:1 SberJl Trittler are bOUe Cl • Cl" If H attetQed TIMedaJ'• •t~lloD ud ..... ,. .. willie Wartoo IAwlo ean up In I aven that they •11 Md lllpocl 0!1110011 ta ~ume ch&trmu. TlcUU forms &om tbtlr pulllta. are awa.l!able from the Corooa ,.... •tera, bedSrlDp, ud TUIIIdaJ•• &emlMr 'ft.l& .... ._ dol War hill' oelloot dnuM no llt.U e--"' c1r1n 111r oooltr-. -•mlar" • •liOIIYPOOof prodlletiDD clallll &ad at the Ctlll ••• tal bHD aellildlalld • • .VUdll mast bt at tbe blrta. cc.trol metM4aanaftll· door lllr $US wttll A.S.B. aad 1Dt IIIIo Sotordt.r,llor.IO, ae-roplu pick-"' --bJ al>lo, ud _, •• --will $1.10 wltbout. cc:wc:llac to Mu. JOMDtlCA"••, --. bl a ~ ud unw per ... I UIIM!D IY WAll ~ of lllo CUll a.-• Pnl-ool Items' Sud. lod. obO .... ~---of 111 -C00111-"-ood, -•· bolllllDC mow-1 -..,...,._ n-Tllo CIIJ of .,..1 ....., II'-.. , odd. ulmal --Tllo -.,.. -.. a.,,.. tr•lod ot 1looc-.. olin* .., ...., t>JJ-.......... u-I p11o1 !lor. II 111r llrot ud wlll-•-fl<*~ ,._udallopuU. tor 111o-CG*ol a. •• .-...... --· Old-~.F--Tllo CUIIHa,.Comm-ol --·-ontl tapolofbiUIIIC-... "'b•11• .... -Ja. "-' '" _,.,., .. .,. IDI-of o.:-.,.... .. , __ ... ._.. *'-,_.: Mtii<:A·ac~"·• . .. ~ :.. -._.':.:till dill . • ... ~ :-tW ••'* tf _.,.._ ll He• ••• C~J:t... ...... ,..._ ... b a! I W=p' oa ... ~:.," -··~ .. tfMt ~.:~DrJir.~=-= IU' WU Cll t 1h2 .. .. -~~~--.. -.. ~ 0 I'"' ...... :..:.ttetll 0 , ........ ., ...... I ':zt;IM ... Ul,.._."'"' .. -" ....... ~·P-I) .-~-.. .......... .,, .. ,, ............ _- --12 ~=ud • &-.. •JuiL •.... _ ... ,_,..._ ... ro;M --· :t'!:J:.:., ....... ~ &MIPII ..... '*'sna a.., ... ...,. ..--. ' 1111 Dl'flel& ........ I Ill' 1111 an Ill' llliFOI T IIAOI THI HAfiiOfl AUA'S OFI'SIT lll"h~Anfl Ofl5ot ... ,n..'-1: ,a ... Ja .... t:. ... hlWI-i. 1721 £. c-...... c-.. , ... Colli. -- TILIPII~I> 67U511 ( ... M . .c.M 714) T_.• ~~T HAIBOfl £HS&CN te ,._ oaly •• ; 1• f"•• ... r--Ia •'-City of ,...,... S..c~ • .._. die ..&y ............... _...,.,... Ia ,..., ....,en B...._..C... An-. • ..,..... WHlly. o• T~ay. S.C'Oitd eJ .. ,. .... •C....•• ..... c.ur. . ~liE Jlii£WPOIT H.U.BOa ENSSCN •• .. jMaM JO be ! •••- ,._ ef ....... citc•lMion by co~ ·'ll.eMe No. A-20178 4ae4 May lt. 1951. ia S.,.ior Co1111 for 1M Co .. y of ar..... Stale ol Call._.. ...... by Naeo• lhereof ie CJ••IHied to pU11-' all p.a.lk •Jee. N'l"ired by law. AIVO'L HAAPA ................................ ow_. _. PeJJaMr PEC HAAPA ............................................... .Aaaoel•e Editor SUUCRIPTIOM RAT IS 0.. ,. •• $5.00; J ~ •. 00 0.. ,. •• 16.~ J ,...... 110.00 <71. ..!!or; " .11-,. ARVO E. HAAPA, owner iltld publish~r of the Ensign -~~ • WOMEN IN OUR COUNCIL RACE? This Is not a suggestion that "Women's Liberation" Is getting Into the political arena In Newport Beach .•. but would you believe that there are hints of THREE women In next year's City Council race I These I have heard mentioned: Sue Ficker In District 1, Margot Skilling In District 2, Jerry Stewart In District 7. This report might even encourage ex-councilman Dee Cook to hurry out of District 7, back to the safety of District 6, from where he moved just a short time ago. An Interesting political year may be ahead. * ' * • • CAN YOUSURVIVETHISSPELLDOWN? Class, this is a lesson In spelling ... prompted by years of correcting copy that comes across a publisher's desk. These few helpful hints are of particular value to reporters, publicity chairmen, and spell- ing bee hopefuls: steg'e, oot selge it's (It lsJ, not lts sei.r.e, not s ieze its (possessive), oot It's weird, not ·derd plcnicldng, DOt picnJcing perceive, oot percleve accomm:xlate, oot accomodate precede, not pr eceed marshal (title), oat marshall proc~.-oot procede marshal (verb), oot marstlall ,_te:~ersede, oot supercede Tuc901l, IIOt Tuscon raref)', not rarity Via Ithaca, oot Via lthlca rarity, not rarely Carfbbean, oot Carr lbeaD skis, oot sldls Phillppioes, not Philllpines plaque, oot placque Mediterranean, oot Medtttera.oean judgment, not judgement WestmlnsCer, oot Westmln.lster Put this list on your bulletin board or spelling book, and surprise your teacher, and your publisher I !'"'-· .. -... _ ., -· Ia Can.t 11Mb oi ... Dooetaet"-_.. .. -rst .. _., .... ,. trtft• -· aa1 be oo1--. no •--· 1a 1a c--1111 IM,._ 1M,..,.., __ Calllanfa wfllbo tllo lratlo wlloflalladlo_.,. .... _, I:IJ --lal -~ -aaf--*'lroolal Qa * ,. •. d UMndi..O.coutalciU•,ud .. t.Mtll1ttdM•"ns,udattt.e Uti Ia boek ..... 10 llcl .....,. -· ltlcb fl -111M pr-Nd Cilia 1101L Wllllo Ia 1M -·· Ca-IUd, wiU-!110 from plllqlalo!Morplla. ...... "'-td tllo ...... torpl lor tllo -· -tloo, -ldbotrr.dlortr- -1D wlllcb ~-Jobo wblcb Potlor -Ia mtJI!Ifac-Rtd Cbloa II Uti lor r-•· G. leblllllo ot o...,. ~ lariDr. ,., .... -_.., .. v.-... ua Ill~ col..,.., c.... Oct. e. 1971, wu fila llllat Ud -· tbol,ltllad-... II'"'WD . ll Raueiot, daJ WbtD tt1• 1llUed Hatioas tDitnJ lD Kor•. ID Dl7 op1l&oa wU aa Joba cti.Sid to be a laiOD of "peace uy aid J1Yto to U.teomma.t Rartet were lof'tnc aattou," 1*1 became a eoeatry sboald bt'eouldertdto bot bed of eommualll eoa-be esvtnr "aid to tbt ....... ,. • u coua-tplrUorl. Tbereb"e we may which 11 dtflDid &1. tr-.... Rlc.hard dlllpate Oct. ZS u the fatal Tbt WomaaCoutltutloallJ.It, city -tile --ld orde< a moalbll' pttbUcaUon wblcb II bu bMD r"eal«< bepn, aDd tbll Jtarl pnt1oUI edited by Maty CalD lnSummlt, ..rid at lar ... Ho wulD to tbol c!tte may be 1mooru u Ul.lal-1, dUplaJtd lD Ill !'':='":tli~Ulo:~e:rty Lotlby, wboee y-.ra "B.F.C."or "Before Red 1nut otNov. S,l9?1, tbtiDUow-hue CODdUcted CblDI.'' Timet Abtequeat to lie IM&d11JM1: ''Ru1ct,Sclualts battle wttb the that date m&J bereellloDed.astbe EDler 811) kt Wttbdraw from He lpOketoGen-tlmt~ "A.R.C." or ''After Red U.N." Tlat repre....U tbtNil- del Valle, l.SMC Chinl." We will be bappy to ttmeot ofourownletterwrlters, CHRISTMAS CENTERPIECES will form a festive decoration for the hmcheoa bet.ac beld Wedaesda.y, Dee. 8, at the 8a.lboa Bay Club and sponsored by the women's di'islool or both the Costa Mesa and Newport Harbor Cbambers of Commerce. Mrs. A. L. Pirlkley of the Costa Mesa Cbam'Jer, who 1,s lD charge of reserntlons; Mrs. Vaughn Reddin&. also of Costa Mesa, iD charge of prizes, and Chris Hopper, president-elect ot the Newport women's division, (left to rtgtlt), are arranging Santa Claus and candles as pot•tlal decorations. The contest aod hmcheoa wtll r aJse money for the party given by the chambers each fall to greet new teachers. (Ensign photo.) president ot the De-retura to tbe Hme booored sys-I.Dd I am iD accord wttb ll. ien.O.'s ot the Amerlcaa Coo-tem of lllln£ us. c." (Before Tbe most disquletlllr of all stituttoa, and r.s returned to Cbrllt) IDd ''A.D.'' (tbt year or tbe art1cl11 which I laid a.tde, tbe wut eout to utend the our Lord) after the time when also wu printed Ia t.be Christ .. IIcht 1Dto this area. Christ was boro. la.n Crusade Weekly, Uld wu HaYIDg accompUsbed these I returoed with a suitcase of written by Coloael V. Doner. YUiot.as missions, I am ready to material to be used J.a the Apt It related that a "Retupe take my place in the ftoolllne to kelp America aUve. Wbeo I Charp:s U.S. Followlq" Cab&." of the gallant ciUzeuofOrange arrived I found a four-foot hieb The .article quoted from state- CCMdy who bavebeenftgbtingso pile of seeood class man, much meots which llad beeD made by valiantly and so W!ll rlgttt here of wh.lch related to political Mr. Dteco Ablch, a former law at home. problems. There aresomaoyot 1tudeDI: at Oriente llnlnntty, ~·~ H-. \;~ COHCMDIMAN JOHN G. SCHMITZ California 35th District "Flrst the finger, then the Asia become ever m·Jre ap- hand, then the arm." --Pro-parent and the myth of the verb. "two China policy" Is exploded FROM THE He wa s in the world, and A new era has beeo ushered them that I cannot renew them Culll.. lD 1960, Mr, Abtch said th e world wa s made by him , stnee I left last May. It began all, and can but mention a few that he had "oo.trved tbeeom- and the world knew hi m not. on Oct. 25, 1971, tbe day that headlines. Rowe.-er, they are of m\llisl aolidtf)'lng their power li e. came unto his own , and the UnJted Nattoos lllegally interest, and many reflect tl\e UDder Castro's r eg:tme,andthat hi s own receiveJ him noL voted to accept the red Chinese ideas ofEnslga subserlberswho the arne process ts now taking But as many a s received governmentasamember,andto write "letters to the editor," place ~ the UnJted States." him, to them gave he power ezpel from tbe Security Coun-The Christian Crusade week-TheSe, and other articles to become the sons of God, ell, tor no cood reasoo, the ly , oo Nov. 14, 1971, carried as were written by authors who evtn to them that believe representatives of NatiooaUst a headUoe: "UN Vote Branded were trying to awaken sleeping on hi s name: Cblna. TbJs makes the West Infamy." lD a .tater Issue, 1 America. To thlsth"Consena- Which were bam , not of coast of the United states the would llke to comment on the Uve CorDer adds: "The Ume bl ood, nor of the will of the physical botmdary between the artic le, Which W.ts written by for r eveille is NOW." n esh , nor of the-will of man , red China aDd free America, but q f God. (St.John 1: tO-ll.) with only the wild waves of the storm toased Pactnc between THE BRAIN WATCHERS Executive Orders A Dire -Threat To Our Republic The rP~nse to my rlis1rict-by unfolding events, opposition wide report to constituents lla s will surely grow even mor e been extremely graUfylng. This widespread -· to a point. · report, mailed to all residents That point comes when ac- of the 35th Congressional Dis-cumulated mi sfortunes ma ke ttlct, dealt solely with the ad-opposition loo k hopeless. This ministration's new policy to-i.s the point when the myth of (By Special Correspondent) horizon to S'«lQrt your sketch wud r ed China and the abandon-inevitability takes hold of the M;L·Un L. Gr oss wrote a book 1s a sign U INSECURITY. l:.xecut1ve Orders ignore the Constituti on, the-authorit y of Congress and ttlt will of the people. Whtn and if the-y are put into effect. our government will beco me-a Oictatoii'lhip over night. Exec.ut i~e Ordt'" may be found in the F~dr!'a/ Registr,, a pubhcat10n of the Natio nal Archivts and Records Servic e. C.ener.al Serv1ces Administration , price Sl S.OO per year. (Obtamab lt: fr om your Represcntativt' or local Law library .)• The Ft'drral Rl!gute, i.o; probably the most powerful document prin ted in this count ry today and what appears in its columns u notification of official Presidential act io ns usumu the power of law 15 days after be-ing printed. It requires no Congressional authon ~a~ion , no scrutiny in the leJ.islative branch , no review by tht Judte~ary . Your £ate may bt' writte-n in the Ftd~,af R~eilte' without your knowledge or that of the Congress. laws are alrcad~ in effect to assure st1ture or practically every function esse-ntial, not only of tht' operation of the aov~rnme-nt. but whenever the President decides that an "emcraency·· ulsts. He. alont', can decide what constit utes an emer&ency! ment of our long-li me ally, the opposition, drives the prospect in 1962 trying to alerttheworld • U is perfectly normal to Republic of China. of possible success from their to the danger s of "big brother" put clothes on the male figure, The report requested that my min:l~, and seals the fate vf watching our every move, prl-but the female should be nude, constituents infor m me or their free China wit h the death's vate and per sonal, and record-and completew'ltham"Jiebosom. vtews on this matter, whether wlnd or passive resignation. ing It in mas sive data be.nks for Putting clothes on · a female they agreed with my position or This point need not be reached, futur e use. The name or this drawing might indicate an AS- not. To date, 1,659 letters and and It Is imp ~.· ,•f.ve that we do OOok Is called "The brain NORMAL SEX ATTITUDE. telegrams have been received, all in our power to assure that watcher s," published in hard • Aggressiveness and power with 1,247 or these replies --u lsn'r cover by Random House, and in drives are shownintbestrength over two-thirds --supportli:i;; paperOO.ck by Signet Publishers . and qtality or the lines. my position in opposition to the While contlnuingtoopposethe His tnformatloo apparently • Abseoce of ears Is a sign new China policy. In addition to president's )Durney to the court cam~· trom good sources, be-that you are worried about what this response, our office has of Oriental despot Mao Tse-cause mon of the book llas they will hear; you di s Uke received over 400 letters pro-tung, we m11st also fight to alr e~j.dy come true. Hlsbookoot criticism. testing tbe ouster or NaUonallst prevent the fastening oftheoext only deals wtth education, but • Buttoas c1rawnona garment China from the United Nations. llnk of the cha..ln which Is being industr}· as wen. are warntnc spots or u ln- Clearly there is substantia.! boUDd around the Chinese peo. According to Mr ,Cross, ''the adequate, depeodentpersoDlllty feellng against embracing Pe-pte. We must oppose diplomatic psychological theory which sus -wbo lacked atreeUoo trom his king at the expense of Nation -recognition of red China by the tains the brain watcher is that mother, aDd possible hopes to allst Chtna, at least in the great United States. every )ob rrom sales gtrl to compensate for II by tigflUy 35th Congressional District__ While theeQ)ulslooofNaUon-board chairman has an Ideal garbing his unloved body. the most populous In the nation. a list t China. from the United p~s:mality description, or • Dtsproportiooately larger As the Ill etrects of the admln-Nations wasadefea.t,dl;~lomatlc type, fo r whi ch he hopes to ltnd heads will be dnwo by lodl- istration's current course In recognition of red Cllina by the the right mateamong men ,Con-viduals suffering from organic U.S. would begin a rout. for vinced that human perSOD.llity brain disease. • • • Tht: Congrrss of the Unite-d States has the power to rescind Eucut1ve Orders. It should establish a J01nt Co mmittee-on Extcutin Orders to insure that what an y Pre-sident does in the- way of law makinJ!, is re strictt'd to what thr Conaress , itself, says that he may do. From the Assembly ... free China's ouster from the is sufficiently simple and static other tests llsted lntheglos- UN to be followed by Its ouster that tt can usually be m~asured sary of the book under person- from the U.S. would be close to In minu tes (or hOurs) and pro-allty assessments are: activity a tltal blow. And this is exactly jecled ahead to prOOict a man's vctctor analysts (AVA }, Adams- wllat diplomatic recognition of behavior In any given job or Lepley persomlaudit;adjec:Un Write to your Representative in ConJ!,ress to re scind Executive Orden and demand that they do everything in their power to restore our. Co ns~itulional government. Publicize the pote-nt ia l danJ!.er of EltecutJve-Orde-rs in lttters to the Editor, your radio and TV comme-ntators. your Ci vic gr-oups, etc. pubUc rapid transit systems Is statewide bQilot when Orange red China would mean. professional situation." cbeckllsts; Alcadd test; Allport •The foUowing Executive Orders and Presid~nt Nixon 's 7ht Dlltrlct but a foot In the door toward County voters joined ln over-Those same voiceswllichtold Il ls the same danger that we aseeodance-submissloo reac-ProcLamat ion of Aua . 16, 19 71. declarinl a !late or emerJ!,ency By ROBERT BJ.DHAM A new law extending the 5 per ultimately ra.Jdlng our entire whelmingly defeating Proposi-us that there was no reason why have attempted to warn parents Uon study; assessment; Bell have been reproduced by The Netwo ,k on one she-et and art cent sales tax to gasoline as a tree highway fuod s for this tion 18, wlll ch would di vert high-the two CMna policy at the or, willie they continue to allow .adjustment I.Dveotory; Bern-available at four cents each , or 100 for SJ.OO· means of raJstng some $!'70 purpose, way funds for mass transit. United Nations could not sue-th eir children to be spied on reuter persoaallty Inventory; Exec utive Orde-r 1099S pro•ides for take-over (!f mUlloo annually to subsldlze This issue was S14JP0sed ly The new law is unquestlon-ceed wtll be advising usthatthe c lassified and programmed by btoiogieal lDtelUgeoee; black communie~tions media. =-----:....:.:....:::::.::::.::::.....:se::::.::tt::led:::__:0:":...,~1>~st;..__::N::o•::•;:m:::be::::_r's ably a milestone In the state's United States can llave diplo-behavior 'tnstead of academic Pictures; bl!JJd testJ.ng; CiUI-10997 provides for take-over of all food resources and farms L Ed e hlstory, as this Is the ftrstUme matte relations wtth both Na-acllievement under the nam~of oroJ.a test ofpersonallty;cbeat-10999 provides fat take--over of all modes of tnnsportatio~ etters to I tor the Legislature tlas obtained lionaUst and red China. The taxonomy. Not only the New-proof tests; cllnlcaJ testers; and control of highways, 5eaports. e-tc. statewide reveouefromtaxes on same pr inciple, however, ap-port-Mesa Sc hool District uSes counseUDc tests; Edwards per-11000 provldes for mobilitalio n of all ciVilians into work • CANINE CANDIDATE':' justly so, because I think we all g:asollne for other than use on piles for our nation dJpkunat-this method, but It has a-iso sonal prefereocesebedaJe;Em. bripdes under &overnment supervision. Dear Hop: make the same mistake of tak-our highway-freeway sy.stem. icaUy, as applled at the UN, become widespread on a Ill· ptrical te.ttnr; forced cboiee 11001 provides for J!.OVemment take-ovu of all health Your c urrent editor ial on Dee lng for granted the pollcenan No one, of course, can ques -There can be DO two Clllna tiona! basis, parUcularlyinOr-tests; GuUdford-Ztmmerma.n education and welfare functions. ' Cook and family establishing and the great service that he tlon the need for a bli.lanced policy, ange County . temperament SurYtJ; Halstead 11002 designates Postmaster General to operate a nat ional residence to qua lily for council-performs for his community ~transportation system In ttle The evidence Is overwhelm-In a previous utlcle, we told battery; humu IDnotory; LeY)' registration o f all persons. manic District 117 wa s wriHen 24 hours a day ever y day 0f metropolitan areas . On the lngly cleaz, There are 58 na. you that It was ou: opinion that monmeot bJots; lle scales; 11001 provides for the government to uke over airpons and In a humorous vein. Whatever t he year, in tac; of danger and other band, there ar e those who tlons which oowhavedipk>mattc th e model for taxonomy Wisthe Ma.ll80D enluaUon;Mertonsys-1i1cra ft. else Mr. Cook may be. he ls oot death, to protect us, the com-point to the inequity of sub-r etiUons with Nationalist China mentally gifted mlnor (MGM) tern; Mf scales; MMPI 04LD-11004 provides for the Housing &. Finance Authority 10 to be considered Ughlly or in a munlty. s ldlztng a rapid transit system and 61 nations wtuch have dip-program. This goestmdermany neaota mulUpbasJc petSOIII.Uty relocate communities, build new housing with public fu nds splrtt of tun. 1 was very impressed wtth at the ezpense of the ma)ority lomatlc re~Uons with red names such as "enrichment" lnveatory}, problem cbeekllst; designate areas to be aba ndoned as un11fe and establis h ne....: Many freeway ngtlter s put tn the four officer s whO were se-ot those who want and need to China. No na.Uoo has d,lplomaUc or ''accellerated'' program, but proflle; project taleot ()4GM}. loca tions for populations. hard work and carriedpetltlons lected to receive the awards use the freeways. relaUons with both. This is not the oUtclal tag Is called "Cal-projective appllcatloa bla.Dlt; IIOOS provides for the aovemment to take over railroads to offset Mr. Cook's one-man for valor and mer it, and the The new law also pr ovides just happenstance. Of the 15 Uornia project talent." . projective tests; psyehomet-inLand waterway! and public storage facilities. · crusade to Sacramento endors -ba.ckgrotmd of Incidents that led that aome $35 mllllon Ulllua.Uy nations which have established Extremely inter esting is the ries; sclentUleselect:io!l; s1t111.-II OS I detaijs responsibilities o r the Office-of Emcraency ing the Highway Commlssi011's to their being honored. It cer---in addition to the $170 mil-dJ,plomaUc relations with red fact that Mr • Gross devotes a Uonal tests; IOCiop'am; Spran-Plan nina and gives authorizatio n to put all other Executive Orders plans to divide our city. As an tainly renects on you as chief lion to be used for mass China since December, 1969, large portion of his book to tere: testTb; the-mauc ,awercepUoD into effect in ti mes of increased international tension for active city council member, he for building such a 11ne pollc; transit --would be divided eight senred their dlplomaUc brain watching. e1p0slng lbe ... ; ur emperameot economic or f:nancial crisis. was famous as a squabbler. force lo our commrmity. amoog the smaller co~mtles to ties with Free Cbtna, aDd the ''project talent" operation lD ::.:ia_ ~Woodworth per-II J 10 decreed by President Johnson on October 11 . 1966. According to your editorial, But I personaly beUeve that spend as they wlsh foraldtoany other seven bad qooe to begin Cl960anrornia, He c laims that "ln Mr Grou ~ludei:IU-appears to culminate the proce-u of pn:paratlon fo r the Mr. Cook's-helps hlm m·•e •· some ny all the omcers trana:portatloo such as roads or with , lla.U a million 111..., school • ,·mp'·m .. ,. 1 th ,_ ""'!> -.., ~ •" by ariD&. ulf Cl8dal 11: en 10n o e p .. n act out in the-previous ~xecutive major decisions. Possibly, on your force be honored by bridges. But this amount, blsed two covernments both youngsters took a blttery of (m-""•• tbat ...... 11 RC oGl Ia Orde-;s for a total Federal takM)ver. -Th~ N~tworlc of Pa,iollc Ne~t Beach shoukl avail the cltiuns of this comm\allty. on tbe county slse, would be c laim the eatlre territory of tests --iocludtog persooaJ.1ty ww--;:, 10.;;,; ~ -·•~'!lo Lrtu, w,luu , Box 20030 Paudena Cal.ir 911 os ttselt of this ···•··'s sa-ad ··• It 's ~th thl tho .. -1 ,_ m.inimat. aDd would be a sop to the otber as tbeJr rl..._,l do-loYeotorles --tbe results ot •--· ' .-tee, 11 Mr. C:: would'" eo: :'too that i' write ~s ~~ ~ delOOe the Yoters Into further main u Free udrelc~do wh.lcb wtn co to their aeboola ranks of tadllllry), tbl a'f11l-. courace tbe doe to rtm for you. I belleve that au clttaea.s dl•erstoa of our psoUne tax dlplo~Uc reeopltklu . of t~ as part of project taint, spoa. alii.Uty or a drt••'• Uc...,ud Rep John Rarick couocU. LD tbts community owe some-t'lmds. claims of botb woukl take tor-.ored by tbe U.S . Dtpartmeatot r•.,..b1e i.DAraDCe ratt1Wlll • Yours truly, ttdng to our pollee lOree, .other I btlleYe that if we have to etp policJ wturdry oftbeftrst HM.lth, Education and Wei· dtptad DOt 01: bow EaDJ aed.- Wallace Caldtrhead than what they pay tacit)' taxes. r at. the ales tues at all, the order. As the outcome of the tare." Remember, U yoa ue :-' ..!:-~"' ca.....:l -· batOD (D.· 14-111tM) Rllt.OI'J COIIftraaa u.t rep.. Corona del war I'm oa.ly a small baltDessman, re.,.... Jbou1d rl&fJI:hllly eo to UN vote ShOwed, we do not keepJ.ac: eouat, that was ia lMO. e 11 1 prdclioD ol ,._ At IW..-l. ftreum CCIIliCI'ol traUoa o1 llrt&riU '-'ttabi;J here in Corona <It! liar, bat 1 hOIP boluco tile state budpt. bue wturdS ot this type. Wbol tbl ...... _ .. -be ~"'; IJ aaf -U wiD...-billa are poodlor Ia ~--1o ._ __ - • LETTERTOGLAVAS wOtJld Uke to start tile boD WHAT GOES ON HERE? 12 •-• later llaepro tllo .._... .-..--~ Tboa-ooltllouil&talollla bJ -la•tmlol ol _ .... Dtor Pollc~ Chlel Gla•u, roiUnc. boplllc thai otber bul-• lmaptloa. '"Sil.;,alar.J bJ tlllaprojoctlo ~or!< 1M .:-:.:• --C-1'"1 Ia" -11oU11a City ol lfewport S.cb lMAmeo 1..01:1 merebutl 1D The idea that an 1nn01:ent man 'sho uld help pay ror the ro pe Quite a bU of tbe boot t. CIUIU) **'•• .. ldJuct bJ ~ ~ tile ~.W--tbrt ·~· lllllldld lo 111M_. Cu. 1 a.ttaded ~ ftnt uaaal Hnport Bet.eb J)lJow my tz-that ~~ meant to hang him doesn't parttcularly make sense. Yet It deYoted to eJpJaiDtac trbat lbe PtriOa&tltJ .,..IC,ItiMUiaat aU ftnu1u are r ftl "::' tro ~ CIIITillu *'-cMt••ar mtdll olft.Jor awa.rdlt.M:btoa ample. I woaJd: like tD oa. mJ look.~ a~ tho u&h United St1tes tupayers may be doing just that, maar PIJ'Cbolockal ~~ 1D-M diMw:l ,.. • tD "'-"-~ " 1 ~-t ==-~ -:.,.~ a.,atc--:-:. u._: e:: tie~= -:r:.ce~ k) •cb Uld "II'J'm&D Vlad1m1r P. Pavllchenk(): labeled a Soviet espionage a~nt by Yoln. OM tMt la pUtlea.IIIJ' & clllral,.. J lltJ ..._.of DllJ:r "-' aeco.t of . ......_ nuM•n. =:,_ C:::: 1 0 ewport pollee dlput. "American w urJty otrici.lls,'' accordins to the New Yorlr. Tlmt1 C&IIPI 011' ·~ -.. .. M t111t ..., ,..._ 'l'lllla: wlU otau a.n.., lit bt' IIU'bor CIIA..,... oiCommerce, mtal to comt lD f« a tfN has been Jiven permiuio n by the United Nations to serve a uN IJ: 1llld 1.8 kl8dtr._n• or flrtt tlldri .. "D.r .... II tacll -ld.&':;' La .... TB ... :: ••· to. ...,. 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Be •• tbe 1MIIIIltioallcbam- THE ISRD ANNUAL CANDY CANE BALLspon~Qred by the Jtmlor Alllillary of the Newport Beach A.sslsta.Dee IMp will opeD tbe bolidi.J season Friday evening, Dec. 3, at the Ba.l.bc-. Bay Club. The candycanetbemefortb.istndlttooal black Ue d1Mer dance Is depleted ber e by Mrs. George Bethel of Harbor VIew Hills, staMing at left, lD cbarge of resenatlons; her 3·year.old daughter, Lisa; Mrs. D. F. Stougtlton of CoroDa del Mar. 1n ch.a.rge of seatlog. and SOli Peter, 5. Mrs. Castend)'d: Fay and Mrs. Clinton M, Hoose Jr. are eo- chairmen for the ball. others uslsUngare Mmes. Kae Ewtng. Robert Galrdner, Castle Newell, Paul Nicoletti, James Peters, Richard Newell, Albert Pl.zr.o, ThOmas Raffetto aod Kenneth Young. Also heJptng with ballpreparattons~e the new provlstonal members, Mmes. Craig Combs, Paul l:fegeoer, Thomas Malcolrfl, Michael NichOlas, Dean Patton, TOOmas Peckenpaugh, Douglas Simpson. Joho Stockwell and James Thompson. (Ensign are Dee. 15 for a.U malllng; Nov. 30 tor sur- ma1Ung of parcels and 15 ror airmail. • Mall for armed forces overseas: Nov. 19 tor space ava.llable malllng of parcels, NoY, 26 for parcel alrUft, Dec. 10 for airma.lUng parcels and cards. CEH ERAL SERVICES CO ES OVER TOP The general servlcesdepart- ment of the City of Newport Beach bas bad 92 per cent of its employes participate 1o the 19'71 United FI.M campaign, according to general services director Jacob F. M}'Dder se. JAMES E. TECCA bas beeD p1oD.. H•t.t.D we tbe Lebmu. promoted to asst.staot vice u dLDcbJ e._~iGDiblp z Jtal'S presideDI. for loans &t Bank of a., aca~D~ttbefonnictablen.eid America's Newport Ceater .wbl~b lDeluded Amadea's CI.W) branch. He has been wltb tbe 4efee6er Bill FleW former ba.nk: since 1965, a.nd bad beta. satpe workJ eta~~ Bob Da- assistant manager for lous l.t ris, multiple Mortb American. the Newport Ceoter braneb aatlooal aod NAYRU utllst 1n since December, 1969. He Is a ...-val eluses Heary Spracue native of Livlngstol'l, Mootua., W, aDd former North Amerl- gradua.ted trom hlgb sebool can Star cbamptOD Tom Black- there, r eceived a bachelor of aller. science degr~ ln bustness ad-Others elected durlog the an- ministration rrom the Untver~ nt&l me«ln( were Terry Cl- sUy of Montana In 1965. He cero, wbo stays oo as omcial resides In Mission VIejo with measurer aod Fred Mil ler hls wUe, Susan, and 2 chUd-who tuei the DeW post or pill: ren, Paige, 5, aDd Brad, 1. Uclty chairman. New Toastmistress club Y ESTE RDAY'S M EDIC INE, TODAY"S COW FEED A short time aao, people thoulht blackstrap mo\USC$ was effective treatment for anemia and rheumatism. Today we know better. We wouldn't think ofrelyina on "home remedies .• when we have so many fast- actina. reliable modem medicatiooa available to us. But remember-most rnedW=ines should bt taken only upon the advlce of your physician. The TM:llt time you're not fceli~ up to par, .see your doctor first . Then, if Morden. medtcation, come to us for quality prescription service. photo.) EBELL SETS YULE TEA The Newport-Harbor Toast-ls scheduled lor Dec.1 atll:30 mistress Club held Its kick-Off a .m. at Odie's. Further tntor- luncheon Nov.16atOdle'sRest. matloo may be obtained rrom aurant in Costa Mesa, wtth 14 MiSs Van Del' Borden at &46-The annual -C hristmas tea of the senior aDd jmior Ebell Cl~ of Newport Beach wtll be held at 1 p.m. Thursday, Dee. 2, at the clubhouse, 515 W, Balboa Blvd., Balboa, "Candlelight and holly" will be tbe theme of the program, which will be presented by Sandy Dwelle, harpist, and Judy Powell, wbo has toured with the Roger Wagner Chorale. There wm also be a Ctlr ist- mas boutique at the tea, under the dlreettoo of Mrs. Pilll.ip Pike. Proeeeds trom the sale will SlCli)Ort tbe club philan- thropies. Mrs. Fred Loakes, president of the senior club, wtll coOOuct the meeting wtttl the assistance of Mrs. David Snow, president of the juniors, and Mrs. P. Fluharty. program chalrman. He said the 92 per cent par ~ Uctpa.Uon resulted to a total contribution of $2,6'12.65, which is 260 per cent of the depart- ment's own established goal of $1,04{). HELEHA MI LNE DIES prospecllve members present. 3255. Under the guidanceofdlstrlet representative Freda Van Fleet, the following om.cers BACK TO L OHC BE ACH were elected: Jean Van Der Nuy Firenw~ ApprenUee · -IL-.-Y·-·--_. .... Borden, president; Jane Fra-Robert L. Engle III, son of Mr. zee, vice-president; Willie and Mrs. Robert L. EngleJr.of Barrington, secretary; EdieOI. 3025 Capri ~. Costa Mesa, sen, treasurer, AnneGiet,pub-ret\lr'Ded Nov. 14 to l.ongBeaeb Uclty; and Lots Miller, pro. aboll.rd the neet oiler U,S.S. ~=====~====:=:::::=::=::=:=::: gram, Talup.. His ship completed a r Church News Mrs. Helena C. Milne, 77, of 337 Ogle St., Costa Mesa, died Nov. 11 at Glenhaven Convales- cent Hospital. She was born Jan. 13, 1894, ln Montana and came to Orange County ln 1940. SLD'vtvors include a cousin, Vernon J. Blanc of Buena Park, Future meetings will be bekl 7 monthdeploymeottotheWest. on the 1st and 3rd Wednesdays ern Pacute, •here tt served of the month. The next meeting wttb the Seventh Fleet. Mrs. Smedley succumbs c0-. Jaul'• ~lomna ~. w for Your ~ The Lutheran Church of the Master, 2900 Pacttle VIew Dr., Harbor View Hills --Dr. wn. Uam Eller wl.lldeUver themes- sage, "Vigilance,'' at the 9 and 11 a.m. servi ces this Sunday. A Thanksgiving servtce with special music wtll be held at '7:30 p.m. Nov. 24. Dr. Eller w111 preach on the topic, "He cares for you." • • • Tbe Newport Unity Cburch, miet!Dg al 15th St. and ln1ne The PlymouthCongregatiorr.ll Church, 3262 Broad St .• New- port Helgtlts --Gu.est preacher for the 10 a.m. service this Stmday will be John Smith, who will bring a message based on the question, ·' wm our founda- tlon hold'?" Mr. Smith ts a Bible teacher at Prince of Peace Lutheran Church in Costa M ~sa, and be also leaches a Bible class on the 2nd and 4th Tues- day nights at Plymouth Church. • • • EARL TIMMONS, 47, former Fuoeral services were hekl Paeltlc coast director of re-Nov. 16 at St. Joachim's Cath- seareh lortheJ. WalterThomp-olle Church. Interment was at Mrs. Frances B. Smedley, masters, died Nov. 13lnsanta son Company, has been named Good Shepherd Cemetery. Bell· for mer Corona del Mar resi-Ana at the age of 94. manager of consumer research Broadway Mortuary was tn dent and widow of Dr. Ralph Dr. and M:s. Smedley llved for the irvine Company. He was charge of arran~menls. Smedley to\Dlder of ToaSt-In Corona del M .. d"•log tbe previously dlrector of research ' ... ... for Fuller and Smith and Ross M • Bry nt d" 65 early l960's, Or. Smed~y Inc., advertising ageoey, and axane a aes at ~~y oo~s ':utt~~tb ~~ .. ~ has 23 year s exper ience In Thanksgiv ing Table lt'f SPECIALI ZE IN PARTIES AND WEDDINGS fREE fSTIIII.A.TfS -WIRE AND DELIVERY SEII:VICE '" •"o O,!N SI!V!M DAYS :11626 1. COAST HWY ., ~ C:OIOMA OIL IIAI marketing research. He re-1 '70 masters lDternatlonal, whtch De celvedhisBSde eelnmarket-Mrs. Mulne GlldredBryant n 19 she marrtedW Byron badestablishedafterorpnldnc MAR·INERS CHURCH ing and economl~ from OC LA of Cameo Shores died Nov. 8 at Bryant, San Francisco attorney. a meeUng of me.n In 1924 to Ave., C111f Huen ·~ The ReY. Tbe First Baptist Church of Loren Fllcklnger will preach Newport Beach, 2501 Cliff Or., 011 "The prayer of Thaoksgiv-Newport Heights -- A Thanks- iDe" at the 10 and 11 :15 a.m. giving eve service will be held He served with lhe Us Arrn'J btr homefollowlngastroke.She He passed a~y eartythlsyear. tmprove their pubUc ap-ttnc for 37 months In World war n. .u 65. Mrs. Bryant 1s suni.ved b)' a.blllty, He died lD 1965, aftw Dr. Joe AJdrtelt,. 11'1110 nceAYed ~ '1'\. D.~ Mn. Bryant was bOrn Maxine 4 children; Ttleodore GUdred moortncb&ck to Santa A.Dt.. from 'DaDu T»o1pccc:l1 lm'M"J, ~.T..,_ RENTAL MARKET BUSY AT APARTM ENT PARK Edmonds lo RhinelaOOer, Wls-Jr. of Rancho Santa Fe, Stuart Mrs. Smedley wu a life b Die ea.rcl ........ n. Jlw •. WJ.1IIul ~ Ia constn. and was raised .lfid at-GUdted of Merleo City, Mrs. mentber of the Santa Ana Valley .. .,.., .. ~ ud 18 a..UU .. -.r ""Dtiaa llDd tended sehool in San Diego. Robert Ham mood of Corona del Ebell Club. Funeral serYices ~- Her Christmas dreams are made of rS;;•IOda;.;;;;.Y.;serv.;;.·.;•;;.ce;;s;.;.· ____ _, at '7:30 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 24. It w111 be a contemporary and tradlt.loDal service In music and worship, conducted by the Despite a so-catted "soft" apartment rental market loOr~ ange County, 51 of the newest apartments at Park Newport have been leased slnceth.epolnt section opened a month ago, accor ding to H.armah SUgar, rental director at th e $20- mlllion "apartment-park.'' Following her marriage 1n Ma and Helen Glldred of Be.r· were eoodueted Nov.16atSmlth llJIGlAt: EIKX>L .••••• t:OO A.M. 1931 to Theodore GUdred, ~1r, Nonn.y, and 8 grand-a.nd Tuthill Mortuary in Saata watiiKP SIJtVJ:E •• 1:00 A.ll. 6 10:00 A..ll. 1urs by A ca..,llll Mlectlatl of 1972 ,., ............ ... _. ............ ~---·•Aw. ,._MIM ......... prominent San Diego and Merleo children. Ana, and eotombmeat was at £YilflltG SEI:V.:£. • • • • 1:00 •.11. City developer, the c~le re-Memorial services and ln. Pa.elflc View Memorial Part. Rev. James Henry of Costa Mesa. stded to San Diego for several terment atten1e:! by the tm-l:;;;;;;;;;;ili;i:IOO~_,;E;,·,;Ci;iOi;iA;i;S;T.iH~WY~~·~· ;;iC~O~IIO~M~A~D~E~L~Ioi~AII~-JJ years before moving to Mexico mediate tlmily were conducted -• • • Mariners Church, 2200 E. City, Nov. 11, at the Gr eenwood Me- Following Mr. Gtldred's mortal Cemetery in San Dtego. death ill 1968, she was active in The fa mily has suggested that local and San Diego charities. gift.s may be m1de to charity, Coast Hwy., Corona del Mar-- A Thanksgiving day service will be held at 8 a.m. Thursday, Nov. 25. • • • st. Andrew•s Presbyterian Churcb, 600 St. Andrew's Rd., Cliff Haven --Dr. Charles DlerennekJ wUl preach at the 8, 9:30 and 11 a.m. Surxtay services oo the topic, "W'nat Ume ls Tba..nksglvtng?" A fall coocert of choral music, featur- 1nc the music of 4 centuries, wtll be presented in the sanc- tuary at 4 p.m. bythes:a.nctuary choir, soloists and chamber orchestra of St. Aadrew's. Park Newport, developed by Gerson Bakar, Is located on 50 acres ot bluff overlooking the bay. The point tncludesa three- story 188 -unlt apartment build· ing and 22 townhouses clustered in 3 pear by green areas. On job training okayed • • • Resldellf:s of the polnt will have at their doorstep a park area with barbeCues aDd picnic tables, along wtthasandvolley- ball court. Fifty yards away, the $'150,. 000 Spa contains a completely equipped gymnasium, sauna baths, a billlard room, lowl&es aod meeting rooms, and a TV theatre. in add.tUon, 8 pools are scattered around Park Newport. Seven lighted tennis courts, a. pro shOp, and putting greens are also part of the 50-acre site. Trustees oftheNeW?Qrt Mesa unl.tl.ed schOOl district author- l!.ed the superintendent Tues~ day nlgtlt to participate 1n a feasibiUty study with the Coast Com-nunity College District to develop an accountabiltty model ln vocational education. T~ program would involve tbe w:>rk-npertenee program ror students, whereby the stu- dents, for class credit, would work tor businesses arxl in- dustry In the area as an on- the -job training projecl. Also participating 1n the pro- ject wtll be the HunUogton Beach uoioo high school dislrtet. Way-In Fellowsh:Jp Church of Relipous Science, 2411 E. Coast Hwy., Corona del Mar -- ''The power of a aratet\llheart'' wlll be the sermon toPic of the Rev, Eleaoor C. Jackson at 11 t..m. Sooday. Jerry Mankowski 1PW be the sololst,.accompanled by the church orpoist, Mr s. Lo Rayoe JawstoD. CARL TROST DIES MT. CARMEL GUILD Carl 1'rosl. 7Z, o1 423 E. TO C ELEBRATE YULE Edgewater Ave., Balboa. died Christmas a la Cantonese Nov. 7at Veteran'sAdminlstra~ will be celebrated by Our Lady lion Hospital In Lone Beach. ot Mt. Carmel Guild members He was born Dec. S, 1898, to aDd guests when they gather Illinois aOO came to Calli-1 Dec. 1 at Don the Beachcomber, or nia t5 years ago. He bad been CoroDl delMar,llr IUDCh. The for many years a swtmmlng g:Uts tbey briDe to thepartywiU tnstroctor at Beverly Hlllshlgb not be excblnpd among them- • • • FamiU.es and cbtkJren •lll .partlclplte 1n a Tb:lnksgh1ng cllJ sentce at 10 a.m. at St. Mark Presbyterian Church, UOO Mar VIsta_ East Bluff. • • • Tbe Chtach Women of Prince of P•cb ~Athena Church. Co-* Mea, blln el«ted tbe fol - lowtlle offteera: lreae Outla, prtsideot; OOtotb7 Sllkenaon, 1'lCt-IJI'etddalt; DorothJ Rob· trtl, MCtet&rJ; Ju OODon.n. school selYes, but will be laJette Items • to be doaated to tile National Funeral services were beld FOtlklttion of the lllarch of on Nov. 11 a.t Peek Ft.mUy Dimes. Tbe FOUDdllttoa distrl- Chapel, Westminster • later· bUtts tbese ttems to famiUes ment was at fairbtYeD Me-with oewborn babtes needlnc mortal Park, Saota ADa . 1a1ettes. troo"""'r; Ecllla lltDc. Mere· MATHILDA Rl CCS Dl ES larJ .,_, llat!aADoug- lU llDIJ Mora Small. seeretarte1 Mrs. MatMiclt W. Rlns, 76, a1 stewuahlp. of Z175·A American. Costa Mesa, died No•. 13 at ber ADA LARS!H SUCCUMB S te""'-•· Sbo was bon Dee. Mra. Ada. Lu8811o, at, of sa U, 18M, Ia Los AApiH ud SU1a Aa Aft., llooporl eomo lo Ora0,. Coooty lo 1952. H_.,.., -N 1• ~lYOrl lacbde I 8001, a;.;;.t;i. Sbt .:;~~~ FrtdJr. otSUta Aalud Kw. 1111 1o A-.ollt, ud -1o IDII ol ~-ll-; l olllorl, oruCo Coooty 11 """ .... ' ucl I pudc:OIIdreo. Prln!o --· llle-1 a....: -oonleoo -• bold at tori, Loell1o ArdoJ fl -· BtD -J -,.. port-,--o1 WJTM L AMDUI G TUII C-11-oodlln.l'UI-.. lllr._l.aK<C..,....ICratc trtaol ••we;a.....,,llra. D.lllr....,, -olllr.UdM.u. Atu:lllla ... ollnHh,WUL; W'. 8. llltr .. of .. RafliW I JI"RI:It'..._ u.l I...-,.. Aft., hwpwt ........... 1 cr• •=•~ •1 au al a. 'Nrd M.rt. ~ •• tc ....... -···.-. ............ ::..;.· .... -:.~:r·:.: :.:;.~:-vl'~ "; - n 1 ., eo..._ nw •• *ell .. ., 1 a ... _ • ..,.OIUT?sr•t* hlll• LuDell will beservedatlZ:30. preceded by eocttaJJ.t at 11 :30. Lti)Cbeoa wtll be $4perpersoo. ALENE SUT TO H DIES Mrs. Alene J. Suttoa. 62, of 161 Ctcll Pl., C08Ca Mea, cUed N ... 14 at Hoo1 -Ia!. Sbo was bor-n lla.rcb 1, 190t, lA x~ ud camo 1o a....,. C~ lo~IHII, S~nhors tDCID her bus- bud, Eorlo; I -. X- A. -o1 c-11-uc1 Bnee P, ~ ot Saen- ,.-,lltaocMa'o,lln.Cu'ol C. Clark ol Aa1loloo ud llro. s-1.-o1 roao; o .. -. J-Coni!"'_,_ lud,udiJ ___ M_, r..nJ MICw Wlnl Mid .... . ll aJ "'.,.. --L-e tru ClllnL -.. -"""., lal ___ .. ....,_, ... a.-....atarrnr M1, 1o other action Tuesday trus- tees: • TABLED a proposal to ap- point William E. Bluroc::k &: Partners 1.s the architect for the Costa Mesa high schOol remodeling project. • .o\OOP fED a resolutioo. author izing Sup t. John W, NI- coll, Raymond R. Sctmlerer and Dorothy H. Fisher to be rep. r esentathes of the board ln acqulrlng federal surplus prop· erty. Traditional THANKSGIVING DINNER •4 .75 ROAST TURKEY wit!. CH ESTIIUT DRESSIIIG Served with chOice of Tossed Green Salad or Velflable S<Mc». Whipped Potatoes, Giblet Grary, CraflberTJ Sauce. Green Gardea Peas. PUMPKIN PIE-IC E CREAI!ol-SHE~BET-BEVE~AGE S3'5 ADULTS Sl.OO OIILD REH CALL II OW FO R II ESUVATIOMS 615-0900 I • . . --. • THE TOOCHDOWN TOSS from Sea King quarterback Reed Johnson Is hauled in by John Andrews with but 6 seconds remalDJDg 1n the p.me to cllmaz a spine tingling fln..lsh that saw Corooa. onrcome a 14-8 deftclt. Mesa defender Paul Desmet makes a vauant elfort to mock down the pass that tied tbe game at •4-14. Bob Ferraro booted the conversion to gtve the Sea Kings a hOmecoming 15-14 victory over a p.lla.nt Costa Mesa team last Friday !light at Davidson field. (VIc Clpalek photo.) · 0 · T -IIISA SPORTS SCENE Wml YICOPAL. ----------- Coroaa ctel Uar and Eltancia will wrap It> their lrv1De leapt schedule Friday DJ.Cbt at Duid- son field wtth the Sea Kines oeedlD( a win for a share of the lrvtne league Iitle •• or all of lt. EstaDC1a presents a blc road block for coach Due Holland's Corooa crew as the Eagles have been pt:Ung better as tbe seasoo progresses. The Sea Kines are 4-2 and the Eagles S-3.lfcoach PhU Brown's "Big Red Ma- chine'' spriDgsanotherwiDFrl- day, both local teams would eod the sea901l at 4-3. Tbe Eagles rapped Los Alamitos 14-7 last week wMle the Sea KiDgs_R.Ulled off a.n Impossible comeba<;k In posting their 15-14 win over Costa Mesa. Magnolla and Fountain Valley are deadlocked with Corona at 4-2 and both face stutcompeU- Uon In their ftnal games also. Edison and Fountain Valley l .. lall(le Frld&J at Hoottnctoa Beach wblle Mapolla takes oa Los Alamitos at Westen. Pluck} Costa Mesa visits SI.Dta Aoa Valley a.t the Bowl ln thelr ttml p.me of the year. Tbe 3 Jeacue leaders wtllead qp ln a 3 way tle for tbe title lt they all wln thelt tiDal games this Friday night. Any one of them could be Wldlsputed cbamp U the other 2 are ~-Tbere W'Ottld be a Stx-WAY Ue for the title as all 3 181lders are de-== feated. - Coach Dave Holland, his staff and crew are still numb from tbelr ama&ing comeback win over the aroused Costa Mesa Mustangs. Coach John S1reuy bad his team te:~ for their p.me with the Sea Kings and oearly pulled on an ~set win. Leading, 14-8, Mesa was stopped on the Corona 13 yard line with but 1:42 left ln the game as linebacker Larry Den- ner halted Pat Kalama on a 4th down situation. The measure- ment showed that Kalama's ef- fort to pin a flrstdo.,.n was less tlwl halt a.n inch short. Reed Johnson then directed the COM drive with pass com- pletions to Carlo Tosti for 26 yards, Bob Ferraro for 21, Pat Walt tor 17, and GregStone for 13. Tba't put the ball on the Mesa 10 yard tine. A penalty set the Kings back to the 15, and the clock showed only 6 secoods left. Jotmson lobbed the ball to John Andrews in the corner of the elld zone to tie it up 14-14. Bob Ferraro booted the game winning PAT and the Sea Kings retained their share of the loop lead. Costa Mesa put ~ a tre- mendous defensive battle and drew first blood in the opening quarter when flip Darnell tos- sted a short pass to Jon Mar- chiorlatU on the COM 40 and Marchiorlatti breezed in to COACH OON LENT and diminutiveSallorquarterbackRandy Coon, who str etches out to an even 5 feet and a hefty 106 pouods , talk over the situation in tpe closing minutes of the Harbor-Marina game. Harbor won 28-0. (Vic Opalekphoto.) complete a &Z pass-run picture COM sophs seek ,fHie play. Corona tied It at 6-6 as Reed Jotmson b.ked a pitch-out BOB BOMBAY p-abs a pass from Mustang quarterback Flip Darnell tor a 2-polnt coonrrd.on and a 14-8 lead onr Coroaa del Mar in the 3rd quarter of last Friday's game. Corona players 1n darkunltorms lllclude Bob Pfetler, No. 14; PbU·Tuner, No. 74; Cree Collins, No. 65, and John Bandel, No. 80. Mesa players include Don Delaney, No. 35; Paul Desmet, No. 41, aDd KenWarren,No.62.(VIc Opalek phOto.) Tm aim af, 2nd place tie The Newport Harbor Sailors Reeser connected with Grit ring down the curtain for the Amies, who was finally hauled 1971 season with their Saturday down on the Marina. 2 after the nlgttt bettie with Anaheim at La 37-yard pass and run,asAmies Palma stacttum. continued to make his sparkUng With a CJF playoff berth a receptions tha t border on the 'rem.)f:e posslbtuty, the Sailors sensational. Reeser · bowled need a win to clinch 3rd Place. over from the 2 to make 1t Westmtoster still leads the pack 13-0 at haUUme. with an unblemished 6-0 mark Halftime ceremoni es saw and tackles Loara tonight, Nov. s tudent body president M..1.tt 18, at La Palma. Western (5 .1) Hogsett crown vivacious Ml- takes on the SA Saints saturday chele VencUk, who reigned as nigtlt at Sanl.a Ana Bowl. A Santa queen of the elaborate nome- Ana upset wto over Westernaod coming activities. a win for Harbor could give the Grtf Amles took a 25 yard Tan a share of the rurmer-up pass from Reeser to put Hat- spot in the tough Sunset league bor on the board in the 3rd ttna.le. quarter. Steve Buldch hit Terry Anaheim will be out to sal-Albritton on a tackle eligible vage a so-so season aod could play for the nnal Harbor TO ln use a win over coach Don Lent's the 4th quarter. crew to better their 2-4 record. Defensively the Sailors con- Harbor wo~.s the only Sunset tlnued their stand-out play and league team to top the Colo-held Marina to a meager 2 first nlsts last yearwhenboth shared downs and an unbelievable total the league championship. offense of 2 yards. Linebacker Newport Harbor celebrated Wayne Miller led the Tar de- homecoming wUh a 27-0 blank-fense as he dropped the Vlldng log of Marina at Davidson field. quarterback Greg Foster 4 Temporary shower;; failed to times. The 3rd quarter saclcing DAN OUDDRIDGE of the Newport-Mesa Pee Wee Colts accounted for all 8 points 1D the Colts qua.rter-fiJJal 8-0 wtn over Los Alamitos. Colts are in semis at Carden Grove Sahuday against the Placentia Oolptttns. (VIc Opa.Iek photo.) to Job.D U:Ues l.D tbe2adqaarter Tile CorO.delMar-Estancla 1t EStaocla ThursdaJ. The liar- and scampered 18 yards for the soph clash at the Eagle ftekl bor freshmen host Marina lD the score. friday afternoonwtlldetermlne frosh slate that bas all the Greg Wheeler nalled Paul the Irvine league champion or games going Thursday after- Desmet to the end r.one for a provide a combination of co-noon at 3:15. dampen tbe spfrlts of the fer-was In the Marina eDd zooe oclous Harbor-defeostve dudes. a.nd tacked anadd1UORa12polnts With otrenstve standouts Terry to the Sal lor total. Horvath aDd Duane De Kalb The Harbor trosh won a hard watching trom the sidelines, fought game with the Corona del Harbor sUll mana~ to mount Mar yearlings 26-16.11 was still quite ao offensive as Kevin a nip and tuck gamt• going toto Reeser and steve Bukich alter-the 4th period wi th Harbor nurs- nated at the quarterback spot. lng a narrow 20-16 lead when Jr. All American action 2.-polnter for an 8-6 lead in c hamps or trl-champs, The sit-In addition to the big Es- the 2od period as a tlld pitch uahon Is quite similar to the tancia-Corona del Mar soph out to Desmet set him up for varsity log-jam as the Corona game, Costa Mesa takes on the defensive tackle by Wheeler. slC)e r team coached by Bill Cool Santa Ana Valley at Costa Mesa Mesa's Ken Warren bad re-and Tim Buctlanan could wrap and Harbor entertains Anaheim covered a Corona fumb le on the up the title with a win over the at• Newport. These are all Frl- one and Desmet never had any Eagles, who have the manpower day alternoon games, with game The Newport-Mesa Jr. All slble confrontation Americans have 4 surviving Cowboys, the other teams In the Orange Couflty Mesa entry In the semi-fina ls. The Colts and division. with the Ne-wport- Pee Wee Cowboys are both going in the The-Cowboys fou ght their ~A'ay Pee Wee division semis at West into the semis on the strength Garden Gr ove JW'k Saturday, of their 19-0 win over a fire<\ up Coach Ron Starkman's Colts Placentia Dolphin team. Dee wm go up against tt!e Placentta Ward set up the first TO for the O·Jiphlns at 11 a.m. and the Cowboy s with asensatlonal ctr. Cowboys coached byRolltePul-cus catch in heavy traffic. ask! take on the Mlssion Viejo Wayne Kasparek ta111ed with a Olablos at 1:30 p.m. one yard plunge in the nrst The Corsair s have an 11 :30 quarter as th e ba.lf ended 6-0. co~.me at Western hi gh school A pass from Doug Weber toJon against the Huntington Beach Gerondale wa s good for the 2nd Cobras in a Jr. Midget battle. Cowboy marker In ttle 3rd per- Coach Jerry Tripp's crew had iod. Kasparek Iced the game for a bye last week. the Cowboy s with a 34 yard run Coach AI Dies and hi s Cab-and the Weber to Dee Ward alios enjoyed a bye last week combination clicked for the also aod came off a 2 week pass-conversion and the final vacation to take on the rugged 19-0 score. Anaheim Falcons In a 1:30 game Cowboy highlights included a also at Western high school. blocked kick by Mike Mello with Both teams battled to an 8-8 tie Dee Ward recovering. Doug earlier in the season. Weber completed 8 oflOpasses Coach Doug Dreyer's Co-for his best performance this ronas lost their quarter-final season. Kasparek averaged 8.3 game to the Placentia Dolphins for the game and turnedlnakey %5-7. Marc Johannes galloped Interception to Sl)ark the Pee 56 yards for a Corona TD and It 'Nees. was 13-7 at half-time. The Coach Ron Bauer's Jr. Corona~· lost Chlp B~era for Wee lea gue champions ran .., the pme as he weigtled in a against the Orange P:lckers pound over-weight and ttle loss are developing Into the Slt)et of their regular defensive and team of the county and lost a offensive stand-out could have hard fou ght 19-6 contest. Tbe been a ractor In the ftnal out-Packers eliminated the Char- come of the game. TheCorooas gers fn their prellm play-oU still enjoyed their best season game Wednesday nlgtlt. ever as they 1roD their league Dave Jeraoko passed tnr· "'" championship the first time tor · Heller on a play that went a.oy Corona del Mar Jr. All yards to bring the Cardtnals IC) American team. The Corooas to 7-6 after Oraoce scored wtU han antDter-sqtlldscrtm-flr st. It was 13-6 at balt-tlme mace this week to wrap ICl their and the Packers were stymied III!IUOII. by a tenacious CardtbllldefenH Tbe Colts cot by a tough Los anti! the 4th qiiU'ter when they Alamttos PaDibers Pee Wee socred ap.lo. Dan Jeranto lD- t.am, apo, 111 the ca-rter finals tercepted a Packer ~ss aDd tbat taroed iDto arealctetenstve Aody Beuer pOoped 15 yardl battle. With Kirk Langdtlle dt-tor pdCardlD&lpertormaoc• rtcUDc"'tbe on...,., a combtna~ apJ.n.st the team that loob lite Uoa ot power blluts bJ Dan tM fllYortte to will tbe Orup llo!lk:a, Terry Peter.oo ud COWitt7 UUt. Du o.lllrWcw lOt tbldrlYt co· The Corona ctel Mar Couprs lq. A pa• 10 Darldp --their ....,. oo a •illlllllr 111o baD 1o tbo a.., a ,.,.., ... , ., tmocttnr on 111o woo~ -1D Pol•-.... tile Colla Gardea Gr'?'fe sa-1-1 llltbe JU!IIIht 011 tiM LOI AI 12 StraWberry Bowl pmt played wiD • -·loft. at Paclllea lltrft lUI -. ~ ---Jim Gl•-...,.,.....,. • t11o-• tllolli'll~altllo SUI>o"""blo llltlloood-ID ---... -pr-"" ... ~· • 1-11 111'11 1o-111o......,. --· qoutar loa4. DonKoobloreol. ltD IIJtal ... aD .... Colt atlattd a fDOd lid ..,... .-,-c-... -...... -a7J&fd-1Dr ..._,..an«•«•.,......_ .. c...., TD .. liN .... lr, r ,,, ...... c.-.. • ,_,.._aulllll--. ...,..., ....... ..,.,.... GL•or...c'w•• .. ._. to 8-6 by scor ing In the 3rd period but the stalwart Cougar defense prevailed with the ftnal score 8-6. Kurt Brockman was outstand- ing on both defense a.nd offense a11d held off several Saxon drives with his long punts. Dave Langmade, Gr eg Johnson, Steve McKibben, Greg Kearns, Ri cky Starnes, Sandy McDougall, John Sweek and Phil LaPlante all turned in good performaoces 1n the final game of the season. The Cougar twin linebacklngdoo of Ctu"ls aod David Porter turned out to be a COI.IIle of the hardest hitters In the Jr. AU American conference. Cameron Hall was a power runner at the fullback posttloo and a fine line- backer on defense all season for the Cougars. Brett Guisness and Jay Taylor shared the flanker position and both proYed instru- mental ·in the team's success this season. Dan Seals climaxed an 80-Gar y Parker intercepted a Co- yard drive ln the first quarter rona. pass and zipped 26 yards wtth a 4-yard smash tor the TO for the cllnchlng TO. The inter. and Mike Beyers booted the ception came with 7:261eft In the room to operate against the to engineer an upset. Ume Usted at 3:15. cOIIVerslon. In the 2nd quarter, final quarter. vicious COM ,tefense. The Sea Kings are going Into Mesa went ahead in the 3rd their nnal game undefeated, period when Darnell hit Pat having rung up 6 strafgtlt, while Kalama with a long pass cover -Estancia Is 3-3 for the season. lng 54 yards to the Sea Klng 4. Edison and Fountain Valley are Bob Bombay went over tor the both 5-l so a loss by Corona 6.polnter, making lt12-8Mesa. and wins for Edison and FV Darnell rllpped to Bombay on a could throw the league in a 3~ short swing pass for a 2-polnter way tie. A Corona. soph team and the 14-8 lead, which held~ 11as never sailed through a sea - until the last 6 secoods. The son undefeatedandtheSea.Klngs miracle flnisb set the stage tor will be facing a rugged foe in 1 Ti-2 n ... a dramatic season wrap-up, Estancia whO would llke oothlng Estancia presentsanlmprov-better than to upset the tllgh 3l wordt IN' leu .............. 1.30 2.,0 Log team in spite of losing flying Invader s. 21 W!Df'd• to 30 --"• ...... 1 00 !.00 regul.a..r quarterback Hank Corona. is coming ort a 50-0 31 ..,. ,. -C) ...-.1• .. .. .. 3.00 -'·00 l ·Ti ... 3.00 ~00 5.00 .15 Moore In the Edison game. win over Costa Mesa last week Eoch wpH ..., ., ....4•.. .05 .10 Chuck Boege! and Lee Joyce as Brent Ogden added to hisT.O ...................................................... . have been directing th e Eagles total which now number 13. e 1111111.~ foa &ALA FOR SALE in spectacular fashion and are Mesa bad to bring up some or !.!~~'!!:"'------- your ., .. - oa roar new carpet-re~DGN tbem wUb Blue LUitre. ltatl oloetrtc ,.._, $1.00. Cron Hardwart, 1101 lut Cout lttrJ., Core.. delMar. really rolling oow. thelr sophs to the varsity and Fall Round-"" Sale IWIJ<UL material for braided rug. Coacll Pill! Brown's Big Reds key injuries added to coach Don Lowrey French Prov. spinet Cl& A rolled. Approxlmatety EXPERT bicycle repatrlnc on set tbe stage for oneoflhemost Burns• problems late in the 1w1·u.,11• spkr A AOC, $895; 50 pouDds. $30.00. Call644-all makes. Tlres, and all re. hectic fln1shes lnOrangeCounty season. Ham mood L-100 or-1311 after 6 p.m. placement parts. Beach 81· history when they blltzed Los The Estancia sophs lost to w/ Auto Rhythm, from 1----~------1 cycles, 806 E. Balboa Bl,d., Alamitos 14-7• Los Alamitos 24-22 and the ""; HamD'IOb1 F-100 or-MARK u Jagtlll' Sedan. Balboa. Phone 615-1282. The Eagles have beeD getting Eagle frosh battled the Hunt-2 oaly, $99,50 ea. Ham-Very sharp. '62 wttb chrome l;,;;o;{ERs"::>:O.u;'!ii;"U;idiO stellar performances from Lee lngton Beach yearlings to an H-112 console, Wal., new wires, alr-coDd.Silverw/red p You are Joyce, Dan Prlnceotto, John 8-8 tte. , 1 $ZB9S ·~r. U•e it ·~, cttlYe A lean "How to becornt u Dlloa and Ch k 8oe t •• 00 Y • uac _. 10 ~ " uc ge • The Ne wport Harbor soph Estey spinet plaoo, ucelleot eDjoJ this classic es:-smoker wlthto uaJI. :::inc~ 1sndthe.~rue1 __:.slead1 -team tacked~ another w1o tor par., ooty $S9S; B&ldwtn $1,500• (Want •67 Jac. Sponsored by N1a1tto~ !_,ati10- l rhuer a ww. uuellS ve coach Jim Gwynn and the Har-obly $4850 Stelofty 142 '1000 Smoking Counc , u ,,. ·~ • leader so theCorORa-Estaocla bor trosh survivedascarefrom n1 -995 1;;.~-~~·;;;:-;;;-~~~~~1~~~~!:!~!== ~~ uld elth E new, o y - ; -a -•···· e-, eo go er way. s-Corona 26-16. Roo Lammertoo 1 'd ... _ m"~ Nll 5 • ~ rvw _.. ~-•· •· last , conso e, repo , '"''DeW, u .. -.. "'"' ....uo.;.. Wuu years wu and Tom Bazacas scored early .._ .... _ a~ 2?-21. The dash Friday nl(ht tor Harbor. Chris Bater aDd ~~!. ut:"""~, tak:L;!!; . aerea. 1910 totaL Low down. eoald be a d..,Ucate of ta.st Mike Ferraro got Corooa t.ct i._~<e_,_.. EuJ,terms. Rt"rlidtCOUD· "INFLATION IN' THE UNITED JtU'I thriller and wtth both 111 the t».ll game as they both I" ty DMI' lake "-freeway. At-STATES," by Plol BateweU. otfeuJYe UD!ts plnlnc momen. reeled off long scoring jaUDts. i qoc~tet•\c teattoa IDYMtorstl (714) 84?-Jr. Paperback. $1. tam It could be aoother cardiac Steve M.u-owttz con.oeeted wttb I ~ ~,15~51~· ;;::~::~~~~i I oa'*-:'POM: eilHic. Rick SeYerson twice to na.rrow ~-~~~HI~~~ U:t!OC CO. A..au ,... ....... .... the marctn to 20-16. ~~ Lowrey • SttlDwaJ tiM..,._ .... <A*._. C Cary Parker picked off a M. WtJD St., Suta AM -~~~~~~~~~;~ Te...._: tM OUI, YF NEWS BULLETIN Corooa pus aDd returDed ltfot Elt. U14 1'1le CYF IPOUOI'edQwu-ler. a TO to keep Harbor lD tbe back 1-.cbeoa 181 beea post. pme. A tricky trtplt re.-er• pDIMid from New. U to the tol. saw Ron Lamm&rtoa, Brlu IDw1lc wett. It wm bt held Therlot and Tom Buacas Doc. I at tho Booo Docu at handle the balland-apW'llll -Wool Cout HI_, rtpt Buaus comptettDr a a.r- ...,. tbt arebet. , to Lammuton 1ft the Hd 10M 1'111 II a.m . to I p.m. -•· ,.._ ,., the ,..,. b" tho _..,DO-boll all&tr wtll pYO Salll>rs. 111o -u -cllol .., -1'111 coota .. _......, 11>o1 a BOB FERIWIO ,_YOd -a -to wnp-. tile U71 boon-1><-r., ...,_.,_. sr-tornl&dQ-----Tbo .,.eue Ia llwUod pbuloo W'ltll tiMir oarotlJ u _Ud_t.ltllo ___ ud tile baolntllall ea<IIIDc F-Vallorodpd-7-1. lllr 111o _,,ohl -·---o:J,-. cat-11--• l-4lold•blc- tllot "" c-dol -• -Collop, an.., C4UI, limo' lltlll .... .... lid IS-14 lUI -w11 -&IIIII tile _. 4 b1t11 -lo aro atoll-t11o-. c-..... ,... ""'..,_ .......... -.. --.~!Porta ~~-·· ---S.. K ... a -lor-oollllii-, _... ..... _. Woal•-at W-btlu, W.umiD • T-old- .... UUt or...,. ol ... tlllt •n••• ere1111" llriJ c ... dtllllr'atlrcl:*.-. ...., Ill' ....... 1&-f:~.: Ill 11J l;t_,!: ~~~~-·.:-a .... cf aa IUl ro I b Y&Dor. Tbo Ia-.,.-. .. L Joaoa-., ..... (Yic~v• ... 1111:1111 ..._ 1111 ., .. -~·~·~~~~ ~.,.~-~·~n~---1 ,.....) • rb,_INCtn, IC•MMIIIIIAahlllf... - .............. .-., t.U:t .,... ...._,.orl'tllllwat fa• -.,. 141~ ... -••• { JOH WARCHlORLAm,No.95,takesottooa.61 yard seorlrlg jltmt tor Costa Mesa after taklng pus from Flip o.rneutn the opening quarter of the Mesa.Cbroal pme. Ken Warren, No. 62, provides escort oa this J.nttial seorloc play ol15-14 thrlller woo by Corona del Mar 1n eloslDg seconds of game. Tllo Cruce' ~ Colltp uu..u ---... ,_ Ptn.tee .. ,., et.eMd it ._. a oc.tlr.-ct cllil..,._.,.lp ud l tlo lor tbo SoCII COlli Coo. pi-.. J-"--land •--u ,..,......, Eta-~ n-1 ... ud M.Yt terMd U.lr ftrlt. Qarttrtact AlYtA WhUt had .... bort!l to tbo IIllo JC u ootollndt•r .. eotor lor the plaJOfb;. Boca saturday u he PIIMd for TMJ kDOc:Ud o1t tbe tea .. SSS "yards, a Dn' OCC •LDcle cloal Mt. Su Aatoalo Woallti11 pme record, aadJtoucbdow'lls. S0-10 1ut Saturday o1cbt for lD ' flill l!lmtl tblJ ,..,., he tM ftntCODfereocecronllnce hal completed 67 oll43aerl&ll lta, wbea they went aU the war tor 9?Z yardl aDd 9touc~u;. to a •Uoaal cbamploosbtp, He allo set a new slDcle game Ruked aecoad 1.n this week's total ofteue record, racldng"' Calllornia ,large school JC rat-342 yardllll the contest. lap, the Bues wtu open the Flaaier Steve Mooahao pick. playofts the weekend of Nov. 27 ed "'159 yarda in pass recep- meetlD&: the Santa Rosa Cubs at Uons to set a new slagle p.me Santa Rosa. The Bear CubS mark and l oereued his season tlDlshed the setiOD w1th an 8-1 total to 651 yards to break the record, old r eeotd set by OCC spUt end but a 2 7-yard seortDc pass from Willer to Rlblo was nuUUledbY a cUpptor peoalty. OCC broke u ~ moments later u White fotmd YoungwUb a 58-yard pass. Youag ha uled It 1n at tbe ten and raeed lD 1.11· molelted to make It 21-10. Haltback Rlek Hartstteld al- most sln&le~l:laMedly cutded the Pirates to their tloal TO aa he picked up 62 yards in 3 COO· seeutlve rushes. The final roo went lor 16 yards aod a score. Late in the contest, defensive ends Mike Ge let and Lee Wat~ ters dropped fullback Mike Shepard In the end zone lor a safety to make It 30-10. TM Pirates are oow 7-0-1 Doug Young last seasoo. Young UCI '$ WATER POLO oatheyear and wind ~regular set a oew record as he hauled TEAM WUU TOURNEY s..soo play this Frlday night, in two TO passes to give him Coach Ed Newland and his Nov. 19, hosting the San Diego 11 ln his Z~year OCC career. UCI water polo team closed the Wesa Otymptans. Game time OCC cot on the boards llrst, r egular season in Santa Barban Is '7:30p.m. late in the initial staor.a, as Last weekend's victory ex. White hit split end Doug Young last weekend when they handily teDded OCC 's unbeaten streak wlth a 43-yard scoring aerial. :':~e: t~~~n:-::1 NU:,~~ to 13 games, setting a oew Benny Ricardo booted the Clrst Anteaters dPfeated · ~hapman Pirate mark .. The Bucs racked of his four PAT"s to make It 15 _1, Cal Poly Pomona twice, Ull a lZ game string durlng the 7..0. 18-4 and 20-lO and oc santa HALFBACK PAUL DESMET rolls for abtggainagaJnst Fouataln Valley at Dat'ldloo fteld. Randy Renk hurdles a Mesa blocll.er and eTeotlally made the tackle on thls play. FOUDta.in Valley won the eJ:I)~stve game 32 to 20, (VIc Opa.lek phOto.) Standings MORE STARS R)R CRAIG ZALTOSKY The Mounties came right back • . with a 67-yard scoring march Bar?'ra 6-4. The 4 wms Hrted to tie It up. UCI s regular season record to The Bucs took a 14-7 lead 20-_4, one of the best In the •hen White combined wHhSteve natio n. By Jim Carnett The Orange Coast College football team is fresh out of stars. Opponents really shouldn't get too netted how- ever. kickoff and 13 yards on eaeh punt. His longest k:1cko~ r eturn went for 97 yards against Santa Ana and his longest punt run back was good for 68 yards apinst Cerritos. Three punt r eturns have r esulted in touch- downs and 2 kickoffs Mve gone Monahan on a '49 -yard scorlng Next stop on the agenda for s the gun sounded to end the Anteaters will be November ~s~U 26-27, when they compete In the ~t. sAc m.lde It 14-10 ln the NCAA Championships at Bel- 3rd period on Andy Einhorn's mont Plau In Long Beach. The 38 .yard field goal following a An teaters are the defendlngna- Plrate fumb le on the B~~e Z6. tiona! water polo champions and The Mounties almost took the their out standing won-loss ree- 1.\IIN. I..AGUI[ W ~ T W LT ~ ....••.••..••. ~10 .20 ,,.._001'1_ ........ 4 , 0 • 10 '"-'•"' van~ .......... ·' 1 o s l c t:CII-..•.•........•..•. ! l 0 5 l 0 LOt A.....-...••.•.••. l l0 •40 t:~t..-.:le ••..••...•••.... ! l 0 a • 0 That doesn't mean the Pirates have lost the Ukes ot Alvln W1Lite, Steve Monahan, Pat Sw....elland, Doug Young, Lee Walters or Craig Zaltosky. It just means that for the moml'!nt Zaltosky will be forced to wear 14 stars on his helmet Instead of 15. 1 all the ny for 6 points. l ad 1 In tbe 4th quarter ord this season qualified them e ear Y • for the tournament again. s.n~a -.,.,..., ....... 1 • I • • 0 Colt•-· ....... I I I I 71 NII'XT G&MU Craig Is that guy that looks like Orange Coast's version of the Milky Way galaxy ever y time he runs on the neld. You see, whenever he Inter- cepts an enemy aerial he has a. star pasted on his helmet. Right now his headgear Is plastered with 14 of them. He established a new CalUorntaJC eareer r eeord by Intercepting his 15th against Cerritos. The mark eclipsed the old r ecor d or 14 set by Rio Hondo's Bobby Chavez during the 1968-69 cam- paigns. When U came time for the now lam/ltar ritual of tacking on a new star , ther e wasn't a single little wt~lte celestial object to be found In aU the Pirate neld house.· "Oh well, I'm sure they can go out and buy some more," Zaltoskey said matter -of -fact ly through a badly swollen lower lip. "Besides it's going to take m~ some time to decide where to put It. • • N\>1 Jnly does Zaltosky hold the state career r ecord for lnterceptton;, but he also holds the state mark for mo-;t inter. ceptlons In a single sea so:~. (1 \} and mos t interceptions In one pmc (6). W~1ile Zeke has gotten more than his shar e or lnterceptton'i, hi 'i favorite pastime is rwmlng back PJ.Ilts and kickoffs. Last year in his fres.'lman . season he OCC - CRAIG ZAL TOSKY and ldcto!f r eturn yardage and led the South Coast Conference in both departments. This year he has already broken his single season kickoff return yv.rd:\ge r ecord and is only 32 yards shy o! bJs punt retlD'n mark. Again he lea.Js the SCC In both cata. gories. He has placed both OCC career mar ks so far out of r each, they may never be br oken. F.Jr instanee, he has re- turned kickoffs for 187 yards In hls 2 seasons. Mtke Hunter, who starred for theBucsdurlng the 1962-63 seasons, Is .1 distant second on the llst with 342 yards. Jack Haynes, who played for the Bu::s in 1965-66, ls third with 275, In his two seasons at O>:ange Coast Zaltosky has returno?d punts and kickoffs for a total of 1,416 He has avera~ed WAYNE L (JUDI -N' LIASI MANAOIR FREE BOOKLET .... ,...-. .................... ... ......._ __ .......... ,...,... ....... . ...................................... . All Fill • · • · • .... •••• •• ............ • •• • •• ... ,, T11e strange thing about Zeke is that he really Isn't excep. tionally tast. He's never run the hW'Idred am he's been clocked at 4. 7 in the 40, whi ch wouldn't Quallty tUm as an exceptionally speedy halfback.. So hoW does he .1o lt'1 "I smell that goal line," he said with a smile. "Just knowing the eod zone Is within reach makes me a co~le of steps taster. When I haul In a punt or kickoff, I just put it in high gear and run as fa s t and hard as 1 can." w:-.3n he breaks loose most fa ns would sw~ar he's a 9.8 dash man. WllJle Za ltosky llas definite pla.ns to transfer to a tour year school and play major colle~ football, he hasn't let h.imself dwell on the topic lately. ''Ttlis seasonlsn'toveryetby a long snot ud I really bUeG't had time to think about a 4. ysr sehoo I," he Slid. "Wllea we ftnJsh the season, then I'll sit back and walt for the Otters and ma.ke a decision." Zeke might be only 5-'7 .uxi 155-pounds, but COClch Dick Tocker says he's "all dyna. mUe," "Craig Is anoutstandlngper- Stlr"l," the OCC coach said. •·He's Intelligent and has alan· ta.stlc mi.!ntal attitude. He ranks as one ot the bestplll.yerswe've ever had here. He'll make It In major college football despite his size and he'll make some eoach very happy." Tucker ought to know, he's had a smile on his fa ce lor the past two years. THE HAR D RUNNING of hallback Rick Hartsfield Is one of the reasons tor OCC 's successful campaign for the South Coast Conlere9ce championship, Here Is an example of Rick's performance In the 41-21 win over Cerritos 2 weeks ago. Against Mt. san Antonio -last Satur,.day, he pi cked up 97 yards in 14 attempts aDd scored a touchdown. He ts the leading Pirate runner th.is year with 430 yards. (Michael Kronenberg phOto.) F!IIIOAY Cl 1>-'"' 1-c.c..-<ll'l ~' "'· l!$1_..'"' ~ ... ..__ '~"· -.. ""'· s.nta ......., vau.,.,. •• ~..,,, .,... &owl IE,__ n F-t•l~ Vallt-Y •• ,..,...,.,.,_, -..a.. -·· ... ~.... ""'-'"" ., .......... IOVTN CO,.Sf CONFfU: ... (( t -<o<Kf i.NW.. Of'-C-..... ~.-~1 D WI \ 1 s..w .................... 51 ,,, ~...-................ ] l •.• CefTttu .........•.•.••.. ) • • • /!Itt. $M M .... lo •••...••• ! o 1 I l s-D'-liM .. ·········' • I • ' S..Diftlt . OS '0 NIEXT GI."'U ,.IUDAV-(I.:IIJI-!..orl 0 --., ar:;rus~--c , Jill-""'-•• ,...,_ liDI, MI. $M1 .......,..10 .. :!.on 0 -. FIRST CAME DEC. I UCJ basketbaU coach Tlm TUt has started to put the tlnlshing touches on h.is 197 1-72 squad as they prE'pare to open the season Dec, 1 In Knoxville, TeM., against pOwerful South. east Conference toe Tennessee. The 13 players worlllng out daily are Brad Baker, Dave Baker, Garrick Barr, Ed Burl- Ingham, Tro)' Rolph, Phil Rhyne, Bill Moor£>, Steve Par- Iter, Jim Pinola, Phll Mathews, Rick Mosier , Howard Hawkins. and f:rte Paulsen. Rhyne, Moore, Burlingham and Rolph are returning starter s; w-hile Mathews and Brad Baker are lettermen. $25,000 GRANT MADE The Pepperdlne University School of Law , Los Angeles, has received a $25,000 grant from the James Irvine Founda- tion of Newport Beach. The fu nds wi ll be used to bu}' books for the law sc hool library to help the schoOl meet minimum standards of the American Bar Association. Pepperdine hopes to earn ABA approval for the school by next Clll, school of- ficlals said. LEASE or BUY? WHICH IS THE BEST WAY TO GO! Bud Bowen, the new lease maneger for Johnson and Son, is without a doubt the most qualified leasing ex. pert in the Orange county area. Alter thirteen years of leasing and selling cars in Orange county Bud can show you how to determine wh ich is the best for your "individual situation." Our un ique full main- tainance lease plan may be the ideal way to put you in that brand new lincoln Continental or Mercury you've been wanting. Give Bud e call or drop in end let him show you how leasing can save you t ime, money and trouble ..... COM HOME COMING QUEEN Ping Ho and escort Merrill Buller are pictured here at the halftime cer em)llles during the Corona del Mar-Costa Mesa football game Friday night. (Vic Opalek photo.) L EGA~ NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF' PUBLIC HEARIN G NOTlCE OF PUB U C HEARlN G AMENDMENT NO. 307 AMENDMENT NO. 308 Notice is her eby given that Notice Is hereby given that the Planning Commission of the the Pla.nnlng Commission of the City of Newport Beaeh will hold City of Newport Be:.ch wllLbold a public hearing ontheawllca-a public hearing on the applica- tion of an amendment on prop-tion of WllUam K, Stine for an erty k)cated at the southwest Ameod.meat oa property loealed. coner of 12nd Street and Bah at 2007-Z009 Court strt@t to boa Boulevard to consider amend a porUoo of Dlstrlcttng amending a portioo of District-Map No. !) from a C-1 classiD- lng Map No. 3 from an R-2 cation to an R-4 cla.ssi!1ca.llon classification to an A-P classi-and establish a 4'0" troot yard flcatlon. setback. Notice Is hereby further given that said public hearing 111111 be held ·on the 2nd day of Decem - ber, 1971, at lhe hour of 7:30 P.M. In the Council Chambers of the Newport Beach City Hall, at which time and place anr aod all persons interested may appear and be heard thert"Qn, Jackie Hea the r, Secretary Newport Beach City Planning Com mission Publish: Nov. 18, 1971, in the Newport Harbor Ensign. Notice Is hereby further given that said public hearing wtu be heid on the 2Dd day of Ikcem. ber, 1971, at the hOur of 7:30 P.M . in the Council Chambers of the Newport Beach City Hall, at which Ume and pb.ce any aDd all persons Interested may appear and be heard thereon. Ja.ck.ie Heather, Secretary Newport Beach City Planning Commission Publish: Nov . 18, 1971, In the Newport Harbor Ensign. Continental8e 1\fercury e Cougar e Comet e Capri and the all new 1972 Orange County'• 'Family of Fine Car¥ hnson son • KATHY I!NS!N DEIIIII! SAD'( -c:artol-. ... -.. _... ... ,,, 2 • 1 a .. lllrt ......... .. ...,., a.c11 CIJ ce·ro u...-.,,r...,tM.-., .,~ ........ -. _..,_......., ... __ --.. ellf olr-MIOCI to tllo ..._. '*"UUCCM: 1. nat a.o Jlllllc:ll>ollo c.aaualtJ ud tM•tz••• .._ -~~~--~ .... -... _ .. z. 1'1111 tllo dty trame ... ~~-ODd tbo IIIIUIIta --·--tllor_.t. Tilt c-u alao --tbe dlaplaf of Cbrlat.., UPbo November Zonta girls ... -at tbe --Road, Costa Mesa, 1s cbairman Harbor higb school, 4-yeu Paros Clrcle, Costa Mesa, 1.1 a stetloa ol Balboa Blfd, a.ad announced are Tbe ZoDtaglrlaforNoYem~ were special guests at the dlooer meeting hekl NOY, 11 by tbe Newport Harbor Zoota Club booorlng the peroor of ots. trlct IX. Here is a summary of tbe a.cttvtttes of the gt.rls, cboseo from each ol tbe 4 area ',!::==~~;~~~~ higb scbools: • PING HO, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Ho, 180? Com- modore Road, Baycrest, was crowned as homecoming queen ot the educational de.-el(llmaot member ot the drill team ser-cheerleader aDd studeDt £0'1-Newport Btrd., C.tral New- COUDCII at Costa Mesa bJgb fed as Girls Lee.rue president, eroment treasurer at Estaaela ·port, by Forpt Hudnre, ab- school and Is acUve lD tbe and bas been active 1.n GAA, high sehool. She is a 4-yeu Jeet to tbe receipt ol an ID-e cooeert choir, Madrigal Sing-Stl Club, Spanish Club, Pep member of tile Pep Club,acun Stii'&DCe pollcy atlstactory to ers, daoce producttoo, Girls Club, modern dance show and also lD GAA, AFS Club, YOCal City Attoney Deoals O'NeiL League, and CSF,bavlngserved aqlll show. Sbe l.sprogramarea music, aod student CoiDCiLSbe Co.mcUmeo approted tbt as secretar y lD 1970-71. For% coordinator tor tbe high sehool was a Candystrlper at Hole con:rtac of Pll'tiDc meten ID summers she was a volWJteer feUowstUp at St. Andrew's Hospital during her !q)homore tbe Balboa Pea1uula busJD ... worker at Fairview State Hos-Prtsb)'terian Church, junior and junior years, ud has par-ueu dllf1Dc tbe Chrl.stmu: ;~======~===========., pttal, and he_,ed wttb the"hap-high Bible teacher, served as tlcipated in youth 1J'0'41 wort seuoo Mject loa re<:elpt ot penlng," a drugawarenesspro-missions andservtcechairman, at her church since the age of a letter from tbe related but- gram put on by the Costa Mesa and sang In the Westminster 13. She received ttrst, 3rd and oen auoclltioa requestiAg .... "The Racint Scene" BARGAIN MAT INEE E.,.ry Wed. 1 p.m. ............. of Corona del Mar hlgb school at last F'riday's game with Costa Mesa. She is commissioner at large, member of the Trident ! editorial board, Orehesls, Se- DJor Hooorary Society, CSF', &Dd Modern Music Masters. In previous years she was active in the Student Congr ess, coneert choir, Madrigal chamber sing- ers, and Girls League. During the summer or 19'70 she toured Europe with the Newport Beach Youth Cborale. She was chosen girl or the quarter as a fresh- man, received the Masonic award for outstanding sopho- mor e glrland 2 services awards as a junior .She lstaltingprlvate lessons in piano, voice and d&nce. Her Mttre plus call lor enrollm>!nt iD a 4 year college, wtth a social science maior and music minor. pollee department 2 years ago. c hoir. She was on thebonorroU honorable menUon awards at SUCh cooreri..Dc. She was named treasurer ot durlog her freshman and junior cheerleadtng camp. She plans to LIONS CL.U 1 HEARS her Junior Achievement center years. For ber college study, do more voluntary workatHoag OF WATER pRO EC In 1970-71. She Is llsted 1.n she Is considering maiors tn Hospital, take a sta..OOa.rd sec-J T Merit's ''Who's who among bome economics rellglon retarlal course atOrangeCoast Tbe MetropoUtan Water Dis- American high sehool stu-Bible or biology. ' ' College, then go on to a lepJ trtct's biWon-dotlar cootruc- dents, '' r eceived the E. L Moore • DEBBlE SADY~ daughter of secretarial business school to Uoo program to bulld the..-orka Masonic award for outstanding Mr. and Mrs. Ben Sady, 1850 becoma a legal secretary. Deeded to distribute state pro- sophomore gtrl and attended ject water on tbe coutal plaJn Girls State lasi summer. She Concert program ll"sted o! -· CalUornla ...... plans to attend Cal State, Loog serlbed at the Nov, 16 meettne Beach, and major in micro-of tbe Costa Mesa-Newport biology, hoplDg to pursue a Tbe Orange COWlty Phllha.r-and Isolde," Wagner; 100 Sym-Harbor Uons Club at tb_e ~esa career 1n medical research. monic Society w111 celebrate phony No. 1, lfes. Verde Country Club. the loth season of bringing the Mehta llas recently returned Raymood E. HOOaoo, MWD • KATHY BENSEN, daughter Los Angeles Philharmonic Or-from an eld:enslve trip appear-pubUc relatioosrepreseotaUn, of Dr. and Mrs. G. L. Benson, cbestra. and Zubln Mehta to tng at music festivals aDd a tour o~ the program, YWD, the 42 Balboa Coves, is Sttxlent Orange County as part of tllelr of EW"ope with the Israel Phil-largut of ·st cootractors tor Congress alternate at Newport annual subscription series, harmonic. state project water. will ulti- wben tbey retW"n for the Dec. 2 A few season tickets for the mately receive nearly 2 biWoo coocert. Mehta. aod the orches-series are still an.Uable and p.Uoas a day. tra are also celebrating his 10 are on sale at theOrangeCouo- NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING years as music director of the ty Philharmonic ottlce, 201 W, AIRMAN APP REH TI CE IN LEGAL NOTICE NOWIHOWIIIG IN -ICF-1 - VMENLEIGII LFSUE HOWARD OI.MAdeiiA\'Ill&'ill , "GONE WIT H THE WIND " AT a,oo P.M. ONLY Notice Is hereby given that Philharmonic. Coast Hlgtlw~y. Newport Beach, 4-T0-10 MOM T H PLAN the Planning Commission of the Second in the Society's 18th phone 646-6411, Sl.ngle tickets Navy AlrmaaApprefltlceJos. e ALSO PL A Yl N G: A CA. OEMY A WA A 0 WIN N EA CityofNewportBeachwtllhold season this coocert will be are $4.50 and sttxlent tickets epb K. Knlpt, soo of Mr,aod ''WATER BI RDS ''-STAATS AT 7:30P.M. a pubUc hearing on theappUca-played 'tn UCI's Crawford Hall, $2. Season tickets are $25, Mrs. Charles E. Kntpt ot 1115 ~~;:::::;:;=============:::;=~ tion of RestaW"ant Adfentures, beginning at 8:30 p.m. It will Of the 5 remalnJ.ng coocerts Charlestoo st., costa Mesa, bas. Inc. of Long Beach for a Use mark the orchestra's 48th sub-4 wll.l be played · by tbe Los completed the ttrst phase otthe Permi11558onpropertylocated serlpUon series coocertandthe Angeles Philharmonic with Zu-Navy's "4-to-10 month" active at 511 East Balboa. Boulevard to 28th conducted by MP.hta slDce blD Mehta conducting 2, Ibnlel duty procnm at the Naval Air permit alcoholic beverages 1962, und er tbe auspices of the Barenboim appearing as guest Resene Tnlntnc Untt, Mem- WHILE THEY LAST UNBEATABLE DISCOUNTS ON NEW '71 's AND IMMACULATE '71 DEMO AND EXEC CARS STILL A BIG SELECTION TO CHOOSE FROM! \ (beer and wine only) to be Orange County Philharmonic, conductor, andGerha.rdSamuel, phis, Tenn. served in conjunction with :1 M t , Mehta has chosen the associate conductor of the or-He will oow go to one of the restaW"ant located wtthln 200 foUowing program: Symphony chestra, for one. Guestpi1nlsts spedall.zed ulatloo ~rt .uc"'-c--· __ ,._,.. feet of a dwelling district; fur-No, 31, "Parts," Mozart; pre-are Raphael Orozco and Martha schools, and rus acttvedutywtll ............ ""'""::::;..._"':: :..~_!..-:" .... tber request permission to pro-lude and Uebestod "Tristan Argerlch. be from 4 to 10 months m Song Of .. __ ..,_ ... Yle the required off-street ' lea&tb, 'dependt.. ~ the ..-~ ... ~,_ parking1nlhe Mllliclptl Pirt-FREE IUS PLAN leactb of his schooL ~ncom-Norway :,;;==.:.... lng Lot, aDd credit be allowed LIGAL MOTICI A trial run of a proposed pletloo ot acUn duty, he will .. "l::.G:...,.: ~~s.:!:'.:--" based~ previous use: NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING free bus Une for students who return to ctYIU&n Ufe a.adsene lOt* fkwft~U _,._L_ s ouTH consT Notice is hereby further given Notice is hereby given that commute to UC Irvine will be ooe weekend a mooth wttb a Mi~:~ -~A.:=.' ':::;::' that said pubUc hearing wUI be tbe Planning Commission of the staged Monday, Nov. 22. Mayors N;•;•~l ~A:lr;.;R:e;ser:;•;e.;;Unl:t·-~==;""""";::·::""""':::·=========-=-:M:~;:=;· ~ hekl oo the 2nd day of Decem-City of Newport Beach will OOld ot surrounding clUes and other ber, 1971, at the hour of 7:30 a publlc hearing on theappUca-c ivic and buslDess dl'gnltarles P.M. tn the Couocll Chambers lion of William K. Stloe for a !lave been invltedtopartlctpate. of the Newport Beach City Hall, Resubdt,lslon No. 326 on prop. Chaocellor Daniel G. Aldrich at wlllch Ume and place any erty located at 200?.2oo9court Jr. will host the tour. and all persons interested may Street to permit tbe res ub-Campus authorities hope the awea..r and be heard thereon. division of 2 3;4 lots Into 2 1ots trial will be a forerllllDer for Jackie Heather, Secretary each 32.575 feet wide. a 6 mo nth free bus ride pro- Newport Beach City Notice Is hereby further given gram to test whether students Plannt,ng Commission that said public bearing will be will support the system, A Publish: Nov. 18, 19TI, in the held on the 2nd day of Decem-r efer eDdum ..viii be held next Newport Harbor Ensign. ber, 1971, at the hour of 7:30 spring on a $1 a quarter fee levted by the Associated Stu-L EGAL .MQTICE: P.M. in the Council Ctrllmbers dents to support the t.u'eless __ of the Newport Beach City Hall, ho 1 bu t Balboa N ~OTICE OF PUBUC HEARING at which time and place any ~ ~csh r~ 0 M • ew- Nottce is hereby given thai an all persons Interested m.ty ~na Height~ anct~u!sa• Santa the Planning Commission ottbe appear and be heard thereon. • City of Newport Beach wUlhold Jaclde Heather, Secretary YULE PARTY DEC. 15 a piJbUc hearing on theappllca-Newport Beach City The Mariners Lions Club of Uoo of the Deane Development PJ.anntng Commission Newport Beach Ifill hold Its Company to c hange the name of Publish: Nof, 18, 19?1, lD the anoual Christmas party Wed- "Rue ?,e Ia Verdurs" to "Rue Newport Harbor Ensign. oesday evening, Dec. 15, at the Verte. The subject street is Stuft Shirt restaurant oo Mar- located in Tract 7384 in the I.EGAL NOTICE lners Mile Lion Richard Meb "Big Canyon" Plarmed Com-NOTICE OF PUBUC HEARING r en Is In 'charge of reserva: m unity. Notice 1s hereby given that tlons. Notice is hereby fUrther given the Planotng Commission of the 1fi;ji~;;;:::~~=;;;;J that said publlc hearing wtll be City of Newport Beach will hold 1 held oo the 2nd day of Decem-a pubUc hearing on theappUca- ber, 1971, at the hoW' of 7:30 Uon of Ma.rloer Yachts for a P.M. l.n tbe Council Chambers Use Permit 1569 on property of tbe Newport Beach City Hall, kx:ated at 2312 Newport Boule- at which: time and place any Yard to permltatemporarytype an .aU persons I.Qterested may structure (a relocatable build- appear &Dd be heard thereon. ing 12' X 20') to be used as a Jaclde Heather, Secretary yacht sales omce. Newport Bach City RoUce Is hereby further ginn PlauiDg Commlssloa that said public bearlnr will be Pub!Uh: ·NoY, 18, 1971, l.n the held oo the bd day of Decem~ Newport Harbor Ensign. ber, 1971, at the hour of ?:30 . . P.M. lD tbe Council Chambers LIIIAL liOnel o! 111e Newport Beach City Hall, at wblch time aDCI place IJI)' NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING aDd aU periOQS Interested may Notice Is bereby ct:•ea tbat appear and be beard thereoa. tbe PiuaiJir Commluicl:l ottbe Jactle R•tber Secretary Clt1 o! Newport Boaeb wiUbold Newport Boaeb'Ctty a pabUc IMIUt.ar oa. tbeiiJPllca-Pl&DolDc Commission tloa ol WIWam K. StJao i>r a Publlalt: N .. , 18, U71, In the U• Permit 15?0 oa propety Newport Harbor Eulp. located at 1007a200t Coart and aU periOQilot•etll:ed may Stroot to pormlt I triple-to bo -acted oo 2C.IIotaul to -*bllalt" tbe followtnr Ill· bact&: £roat' JUd -4'0"'' riiU' fU'd -5'0", lide prd -J'O" . ., ... ---"' ....... wbieb "'UU be uro. -taW...,_P.• lllat aid poellc: -.. wtU bo llold .. tiOt .... ..,., __ ..... 11'11, at tiOt -of ?:JO P,ll, ta tiOt C-IC-a of tiOt "-' -CIIJ llall, ...... -........ ..., ... au,.-·,,,.._..., ..., .., be IIIU'd es,... ....... , ... ,,, ...... tllldiCIJ n sere=·• m• ••.• , ..... 1\ ::-.. tiOt .............. ..... ,.._,, If • .., .. UNIIl&VWSRLM lHE DEVJ.IS -- NOW OPEN SIR .SPEEDY PRINTING CENTER • FULL PRINTING SERVIC E ADVERTISING LAYOUT AND DESIGN TYPING SERVIC E BINDERY I PICK-tit • DELIVERY I Phone: 644-8232 HOU RSo l o30 A.M. TO 1•00 P.M. loi!J HDA Y. THURS DAY H I DAY loJO A.M. TO 6o00 I'.M • 2640 E. COAST HIGHWAY, #1 CORONA DEL MAR •ALl' ktJCIC IODTII 01' ·«~DIIILVD. • lf81CT"1'0 ICAa.,. IIAIM1t8TA la1'08TI. t MOBILE HOME PARK PLANNE Tbt li-t Boaeb Pluo--• tile iu. do'ft~ lac Commtooloo •W ---lor tllepr-IJ.-at I p.m. -,, Moo. II, lite woold -be adYertlttd lor ·"~·· -"" lor • llo .... pr--lit llomt part do-Tbt lito defo~tDt llaocl- nlapmeot OD the C.IIJ'I dump Ucla w•e deYeloped U a poU- •lle -ty at tbt tad al oy pldtlloo tb u11ot -- l ttb st., fttU to Coata u ... ttwe defeloperat.a mak1Dc firm Tbt Clty Couoell Jut weet purebue PI'OPOIIll to the city ret.rred the propoat to the ao4 &nwlac tbe city ot a mo- PJ&oniag Commtulooafter lfY-bile home part project "of ing Aalltant City Maaapr couple..,_ ucelleDCe." PbWp Belteneoort IIIIPJ'OYOI lJJ Tbt dtYeklpmtnt &UideU... prlDcJple or the plan for the set down nrlous requtre- 40...acre site. meU ~r laOO.Icaplog. slle, U the P1a.nninc CommlssJoo use, appearanee aDd Uvablllty. Pay hike ok'd LEO M, IACOPETTI 1W been promoted to asllstut Ylce president aDd claims maoaaer for .Balboa, Merltplan a.od New- port lnsurance Companies, sub- sidiaries of Avco Ftnaoc:lalSer. SURFER HIT BY BOARD ----alCo-eta M-.wt.o.eaaatdOIItol .... -lallewpori ........... ...... ·-.. tile -l>J ,..., JOUlb'• boud s.a1, llor. 14, Uld col-. re- ma.lllocl Ia _.._ OOOCIIIIon ,.-,. Tbt }'OUIII, 18, of 1'1!4 0nU An,, nttered a head laceratloa aDd JaDe dam&ce due 110 ..,_ c~ron~ac 1o tile mlllllap, ob1- 111elaal ald. Hoag Ho .. ltal olllclals sald be t. In the f.nteDilve care Wlit :lod bu Jbown 10me sllctrt lmproYemeot slDc:e admlsailxL. The aeeldeot occurred at tbe SZDd St. beach In WastN~wport, Costa Mesa City Muager Fred Sorsabal was cheo a 18 per cent pay raise Monday by tbe City CouocU, and 17 other top clty sta.tr members were ctven raises ranctnc rrom 2.5 to 10 per cent. Oman. vices, which Is headqtartered Chief Neth moves Into a sal-in Newport Center. He ts a ary range wtth a top of $1,8?0 form er ser geant in the Army per mooth &om $1,824, the Alr force aDd attended CaW- same as that okayed for Mr. ornla State College, Los Ange- Duegan. les, where he received 14 A.B. BALBOA The raises, which are subject to appron.l by tbe federal wo~ge prlce boud,lnciOOeanapproli- mi.te $325 monthly increase tor Mr. Sorsabal, now on a month's vacation. He currently Is mak· lAg $24,011. PlanniDg Director William Degree in 1951. The insurance Dtm r eeelved a 5 per cent gro141 and Avco Financial Ser- l!O UNDO A~. Betwl!t'n Bloy A oct.an. ()prn Sat., Sun. 1:30 to 5: J), Charm!nlf: elder hom~. Choii'P II'IC'. 3 BR. 2 Bart\..;, BrK'k frplc, wood noon. Fumahed. 138.500. hike, his salary range golng vtces are divisions of Avco CO ST A MESA from a klp ol $1,654 to $1,737. Corporation, a dim sifted con- Raises ot 7.5 per cent were cern wUh ma~r operations In 241 KNOX PLACE authOrla.ed for the positions ot the ftelds or enterta.inment and 3 Bdrm!i., fll mily rm .. frpl. recreation dlrector,golfcourse recreation, laod development, ~Plot, •11~.'1 lllet'HS. •~--• t --• 1 t OPEN SAT 'SUN 1-5 Mayor Robert Wilson said Mr. Sorsabal's new salary will be "arouod $28,000," superwumuen au.~ ass stan real estate, research and manu-MR. ROBI N SON persoonel otftcer. racturtng as well as ftrwlclal Top salaries for the ttrst 2 services·. DAVIS REALTY Other raises ran~te from 10 per cent for the city data pro- cesstng manager, trom a top or $1,265 to $1,394 per month, to 2.5 per cent for 7 city ad- m intstraUve otncers, including Pollee Chief Roger Neth, Fire Chief Joh.n MarWU, assistant c ity maoacer Robert J'·Jgga.n a.Dd flna.nce Director Hobert go lrom $1,296 to $1,394 while ,---------_j 642-7000 the latter moves from a top of $1,175 to $1,265. Mayor Wilson said Mr, Sor- satBl's Increase r enects his postUoo as chief admlnistrator of Orange County's 7th largest city. At present he ranks lP saJa.ry below 13 other city ad- m intstrators and city managers in the county. Ecology is good business An ecology experlml!nl lnre-cooperation of Poly-Plas cycling plastic bottles has Co. of Santa Ana, where turned into a highly successful dents a.r e being taught to manufacturing enterprise at thel.r plastic bag machines. Estancia High School. However, the student s The project so tu has turned not content to just watch out 4 products, plans for 2 plastic bags roll oU the mJre and may lead to develop-c tline. Already they a.re atwou ml!nt ot fuel lor steam engines. on t heir nut project, a Throughout the campu s a.re legged container to hold signs which urge students to plastic ba gs. "put plastic bottles here." Be-This new concept In cause of the success of the container s will be fa shioned, venture, enthusiasm has spread from salvaged paper tubes like wlldttre. II all started when which the students will a dozen eager beaver mem bers with ttbreglass. c,~~~:~~:~l of tbe Plastics Club, led by now in the process c HARBOR &OCEAN VIEW • • 5 BDRMS .Your Choice of 3 Custom built home by Smith Cans t. Co. In Broadmoor I. Five bedrooms, 2 !!replaces, panelled family room. F!rat.,tiJne .aUered. Pr!ge of $72,000 Includes beautiful view. • ALSO • Steve Berfy, followed ~ a c!ls-plastic clip s to hold the cusslon hel4 1D the claNroom Lq pllct aod eJPerimentlng lf Bob Schuremao_ptastlc ('ech-destcn of plastic wtleels nology class instructor,onwtlat thai the containers ca.n.be they could do to he lp improve ed tnto a push cart. the ecology. Ca•tbo~t~.~~~:~:::;;;~:l l Sioce they worked with plas. Ana a tics, tbeytoundthattheordlna.ry tor scraps or their PVC water plastic bottles, which till gro-pipe for the cart. Outstanding 5 bedroom Lusk built home, 3 baths, 2 !!replaces, family r oom. Only $59,900 --for the fam- Ily which doesn't need a view. eery shelves by the thousands, Mr. Scburemao says he has could easily be recycled. ln been Impressed wtth t he en- looldn g around the ca mJUS for thuslasm of his students. a Sl4li>IY, they hit upon s mall instructs five classes a plastic juice bottles thrown with a total enrollm ent of away each day In the school student s . cafeteria. Estancia h.tgh school pioneer The club members set about ed tn this new collecting the bottles aDd the field, starting with the project was uDder way. The mental program In bottles were cleaned and then when the scDool ground into pellets. But they aro. Now the program bas soon found thai the school's coosidered so successful equ(pment ns Inadequate for p;:~pular wtth students that the job of the magnJtOOe they schools in the state are were tmdertaklng. So they de-offering tbe program. clded to call upon industry, ln addition, Mr . S-'""''""'"1 PJasUcs lodustrles IDe. ofGu. and his students have become den Grove, manufacturers of sort ot mlssiooaties for their plastic bottles, ns cootacted wort . The instructor spoke and they agreed to train aDd cently at Golden West Colllege l allow st udents tousethelr large during earth week aDd many equJpment on SaturdaJS, the students are speaking at The llrst bottle drive netted local elementary schOols. 1,000 bottles, which weighed 50 The Plastics Club is lolnln•l pounds. TheyweretakentoGar-up wttb the Power M~'ha<olci den Grove in Mr. Sc~ureman's Club of the cbemtstry and pby- c&r and they were cround into sics department to conduct flakes. But the flakes sHU were some tests, using plastics as too large to work with. so an-fuel tor , small str~~m~:~~~ I other company, PCC Inc. or The students bope to Santa Ana, was broucttt Into the addlttooal uses for project. Here the students were flates by comblniQ( them hastructed in the process of natural fuels such as paper ~NUetwng their material on oll to see wbat p.saes PCC machines, addlnr co)Or emitted, what residue is ptcments at the ame time. and how muchheltlsi~"'"''.<t :l Back 1n the classroom, studeats Tbe posstbiUty power made their cnrn molds tor ~lr plants of the f'l.ll:ure mJcbt aew products, using tbe re-er ate electricity by ustDg re- cyckld plastic. cycled plastic bottles bas oot At t..ck-to-school .,.. lD escaped the teacher ud mid-October, interested par-cbarres. eata and shadeots aw tbe tloal otber eJI)eJ'Iments uader way rtiUtts. Tbey were lalDded. laclud.e adding plutJc flakes to small plastic packets coalala· plaster, upbalt &Dd cement •• 1.Qc map thumb tacts w1tb plu-materials used .1n truildtag con~ Uc caps, small bottle lCIPI or structton. Some work bu beeD • ALSO • For the discriminating ... A Har- bor View Home with 5 bedrooms, 3 baths •.• just $71,500, CORBIN-MARTINjl t.=::=::=&~4-7662==:~~ • • • • • • • Owner Bailing OUT S49,950 Prime r esidential area. Reduced $4,000 under appraisal. 3,100 sq. ft. living area with formal dining room, 3 baths, and huge recr eation r oom. This Is a gorgeous 4-bedroom, trl-level home with owner forced to sell. Call 545-8424. cape:, small screwdrivers with dOne with b.m rutlbtr aDd C,.--------------------11 plutlc bi.Ddles aad btJ cbaln reslD. 1 • • • • • • • ld..wteatloo tap. "AIIdlnr plutle sboald dt- IDelucltd with acb pactace cr•• tbe ntpt ot tiM rna- ,.. a mi..Deo~ lbMt with terla.ll a.Ddlladd to Ita nut- tM DOtaUOa, "We are dOtrl -· biWJ," Mr . Sclaartmu ayt, DOt ,.. talkerS." &Dd, "Tb!Ak DOtlAC. .... bafe Iota ol ··-pautk:a, compllmtllla ol E-. perlrneDts to do," laDela bleb oebool plutle• ..-u per~ 11o mJCI>t bo lbap. •• Moet ot tlllt ~ able to wrtte a telltlool oe -.. •lit -bol --tile plutle recrcuac bJ .... -01 bicfll ICbool't IM"""'l Alld tld.l tM Jtrat, Bob ~ II" wu jilt ~btl' ·ac. u _...., .. e .. ,... " PubiWI Your FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME •• TNI r-"'"T_;S~f~~~~~~ PO l ALL CITIII ,. 1:::1!!~!:~!!~~~!!:!:::1 Ol.ute l COUN n ONLY SIS.OO Alated wtl:lll tile .......... , a Adebr blat ..... Cola ud (r\.UJ t tl PO • TNI O.AWII C:OUIJII n' PL IMe P ll) -oroiO<t-~-1a c-Cola -w111 """-"--.-. .. -.... -. ... --..... ... Will-... .,_ ........... .... all trulit CD 1 1WI at -~ be ..... tllll tlilt N-e ,: .·,..-:...· • .,..I 1_...,_ • .,_ .. 11:-IIIPwlll_.,._ .,. ... _..;--Fl - 4 -.. 0 I Ia ........ -~ ....... -.···-............ 1 0 lllltl_ ..... -·~.,.--llloleo._ ... __ Or E::"-~-~-~--,. ,. ...... III'O)Ict. port a-re. .. ...,..__ .. • .. g' 7 d...... r,- ............ .,IIMPic 1 a• c • an .... a. .-..~-~•:n:•~a.~c•:•!••:•:•:•: .. :c.:•::IIA:•:•:-~:M:a,~c:•:L•:•~·--....._ ....... II a ..... f 7 011 "PII .-aa ...... YI U P ... Ift fl• ............. ----· NEWPORT HAIIBO_R EN~QI ARST SEC'Tl()lj --P•l I Sl S Seeing Is Believing? In Turtle Rock U you do believe --this Is for you : 3 bedrooms, family room, 2 baths, atrium, built-Ins with self cleaning oven. Shag carpeting and custom drapes. Large covered patio, super landscaping. WOULD YOU BELIEVE .... $47 ,900! i' Start Smart With 24-Units . In high demand rental area, close to shopping, schools and recrea- tion ... 18 two bedrooms , 1-1/2 bath; 6 two bedrooms ,. 1 bath. Could be ''upgraded" for more income ... $288,000. 644-7271 AIU/141-s,tfi ~~A lES REALTORS ~-----·CCIIIONA HL MM. CAL"· 'ooooooooc=..o••••• PRESTIGE WATERFRONT HOMES SHOWN IY APPOINTMENT 3 lind• Isle Drin -Open Sund•y Lovely. newS BR.. 4'h ba. home w1water- Cront liv . r m. & din. rm. Oak paneled !amiJy rm. wtfrplc. Master BR. w/sitting area &: fireplace. Bay & Mt. \•iews ......... '179.500 JUST COMPL ETED S BR .. 4 ba th home with 50 ft. dock. BeauU· fully decorated. with marble nutr. bath. crystal chandeliers. fine carpets It wall~. Built-in vacuum, recirculating hot water, dumbwaiter &: many other extras. $285,000. 92 Lind. Isle Dri'n Beaut. 5 BR. 4 ba. home w 'formal din. rm.. & family rm. 3 Frplcs. Outside stairway. Bullt·in gun cabinet&: bookshelves. '155,000. 106 Lincl• Isle Drive Custom Sin,le story 3 Bdnn., 3 bath water- front with pter and slip. Large master bdrm. with sauna. Dining. kitchen & living room have water view . 52' lot .... Sl35,000. W•terfront Lots No. 76 : 3. Car garage. Face." South No. ·56 : North Lagoon exposure . 403 Bayside, 70 ft. sandy beach For Complete lnfor~tion 580,000. . 580,000. $43.!160. On All Homes & Lots, PIN N Cell: BIL L GRUNDY, Realtor hl.nders Bldg. et Linde hie 341 BAYSIDE DR., $UITE I, N.l . 6751161 •••••••••ooo••• ROY R. McCARDLE REALTOR 548-7729 ...... x.. a•.u. •sTAT. 88SID811TI AL AII D II/SIII lUS 1'801'1!8TIII$ ·-I'O it IIITII88STBD, 1'8G I'IISROHM. COHSIDII8 AnOJC Ull ~IIULDTATI 2111 •. ...... c.-· .. - Cart Dosh IIIIAI. TOll ' .a_..,., m..:a.e mew.rCO"ASm, ... ' ....... -·"-.... .............. c. ...... SPACE ·fOR RENT .1• .. &.1.,11.1 ...... nDLINIII._ .......... SEE OINER <AT THE BISICN ,. s' ~ 11111£1 • TltURSOAY1 NOV. II, ltll OORONA DEl MAR, CAUF. am losing my sh i rt at this pr ice ! Reduced to $7 4 ,500 FOUR BEDROOMS, FAMILY ROOM , VIEW, QUICK POSSESI ON. OPEN 1-5 SAT. & SUN . 2815 BLUEWATER, lJON Y. f'RANIO.IN I Rt:Al.T OR ' 3250 Ust Colst Hitllway Corona del Mar. California PhOne, 673-2222 P ete IJ~ell /Zaft'l p r'l!:lm/.1 On a quiet steet -3 bedrooms , dining r oom, and huge family room with fireplace, in Newport Heights area. New offering at $39,950. OfiD 0,. ..._.,,a I • • .,. PETE BARRm REALTY I.OS W-o.. IU. 6G.UOO I IiI I I I I I I I I I I I I I · I MLS SALES REPORT Sales thrrugh the Multiple Listing Service of the Newport Harbor-Costa Mesa Board of Realtors totalled $88.7 mUll on for the first 10 months of 1971 -an average of almost $9 mUllan a month I THIS IS A 1 00], INCREASE OVE~ THE SAME PER- IOD OF LAST YEAR! In October, 161 sales were made for $7.3 mil- lion, 296 new listings were pro- ceseed, 54% were sold, 61% of sales were cooperative. List your property with a Realtor. 1 ·,~ I I I I I~ I I 1 ·1 .-1 r· I Action Center! S BEIJROOII IIEAtm' ••• UPNII BAY .utU, lfiiiPaiT SCHOOLS, SIIOPPIJIII. ncaa '1"101!. TRA Yl1. A1CD FliUWAY CXMfP ... &.. ' *Nil .,..._ IGWLT oa:ooa&.TII:Il, P-ID YAIID AIID IIA1IY U1WA&. $ 31,500 ltll - CALL ~-UN ••. lAT ..... THE HARBOR VIEW OFFICE of Southern Calit)rnla First National Bank unlocked Us newest factlity 1n ceremonies presided over by Executive Vice President George L Woodford, Executive Vice President Bud Gallie and Btu D. Cole, manager, lett to right. The Harbor VIew oltlce provides m.1ny tmlque customer services such as sit-down baDt1Dg at all teller desks, day-longrefreshments, customer addlog machines, ''write your own loan" sen1ce,lnvestmeot counsel11ng and tree personal checking accounts wtth a minimum balance of $100 or more. Saturday banking Is offered for those shoppers and businessmen who are unable to do their banking during the week, A rista-matic drive- through fa cility is Installed in the parking lot, where two tra.m.c lane5 and on-ducy teUers will IJandle transactions via TV aoo pneumatic tubes. Saturday bours are 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Regular hours ue 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. dally, and until 6 p.m. Friday. (McKoon phOto.) Thursday club meets Bill Rowerdink, k>calinvest-ments trom 10 a.m . to ooon. ment counseklr, will conduct an Established for 11 years, the investment seminar on living 500-m'!mber Thursday Morning trusts and tax~sheltered invest-Club llas 18 sections for various ments at the monthly meeting of interests, such as art, theatre, the Thursda}' Morning Club of music, and f1oancial affairs, Newport Beach today, Nov. 18. with monthly programs. Tbe meetlng will be held at the Mr. Rowerdlnk, a graduate of Spa of the Park Newport Apart~ Syracuse University a.nd a re- GLYNN BROWN has formed a new interior design firm called lnterlor Space Design, with of- fices at 359 San Miguel Drive, Newport Center. Affillated wllb the Newport Beach archtte<;- tural firm ofRUey/Bisseli/A'!i- soclates, Interior Space Oes1p:~ wUJ specialize In residential aDd commercl.al interior de- sign. He formed Diversified Design In 1966 and, until mld- 1971, operated the flrm as a design studio and commercial outlet with stores in Orange aDd Corona de l Mar. He also headed CaUfornia Moderneline, a furniture manufacturing firm, for several years, tlred Air Force colonel, has been an investment counselor 11:1 the Newport Beach area stnce 1963. I,EG.t.l HOTICE NOTICE OF P UBLIC HEARING Notice is her eby gi ven that the Pla.nning Commission ofthe City of Newport Beach will hold a pubUc hear ing on theapplica~ tion of The Irvine Company to consider tdoptton of Amend- ment No. 306 amending a por- tion of Districting Maps No. 32, 50 and 52 from an R-3-B and R-4-B.UL District to a "P-C" District, said P -C District to be known as "Jasmine Cr eek," wUI be developed as low- medium density residential, not to exceed 5 dwelling units per gross acr e. The subject prop- erty is located north of Harbor View Drive, east or Crown Drive North, .south of San Joa- quin Hills Road, and west of Marguer ite Avenue. Notice Is hereby further gl ven that said pubUc hearing wlll be held on the 2nd day of Decem- ber, 1971, at the hour of 7:30 P.M. in lbe Council Chambers ot the Newport Beach Ci ty Hall, at which tim!! and place any and all persons interested may appear and be heard the reon. Jackie Heather , Secretary Newport Beach City Pbnning Commission PubUsh: Nov, 18, 1971, In the Newport Harbor~ Ensign. ,,$ Of.WAYBEO 1~ iW1101 EJIUII JIIU-V. lOY ... 1111 c !!m KCT!CII--,_, CO!!O@A DEl. !WI. QolLJf. T PREYIW SET ___ ,,.. ...... --... 1' \....... -lit-o' wtllllo .. Pitliii-Jioloelud,ud 'rrJaw Ut~Jio.ll,._ old• •L•·'!I•• a.-.-Bo 'd f ...................... IIIU .._ aceklaaed ~~tort,... .. _,, wtlf ..... CUI-llrJ; .... -... _ D-zoor a I $ cen er ...... _.,en.~ eiiiiJ u .. -.... .. 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Oa Doe. 5 t11o lodp will o.._ c.-, Fatr~ lo . n-t11o dlnetloo otZ11111D o1 1111 11o1oo-aad E4ftrao Tbty wiU meet Dec. I at tb1 celebrate Its Srd uudteuar'}' Co«& Mea. There 11 DO ad-U.S.S. TALOGA RETURHS lllllea. Tblllers, Ko reserntloaa: are bomt ot Mrs. Ray NleiHD. SSJ Wltb a d1uer duct at the ln!Dt mluloo cb&rp ud Ylaltoraare Ma.-y Stamu William~-Cal.. n. coacert itaeW wm bt aee.uary. Holmwood Drive Newport Cout CfMltl1 Club. welcome. o.1n, 1aubud of tbl a .. ,.._raed atUCICrawfordBIU --------- Hetpts, atll a.m.' for IUDCbtoD The cblldreD's party will be Crafted IJowers, picture W:tu Suidra J. Palm1erl ol at 1:10. Tbt procram 1Dclldel &Dd Christmas party. held oo Dee. tz at Peek's p~s. wri&Ull, caDdie Newport Beach, ntwDII1 Nor. IIOIU't's SympboDJ Mo. Sl, the A new slate of omcers ror Coloalal Terrace Room, Weat~ bo&rda, preased flower DOlea 14 to Loae Beach, abc:ard tbe Trl.llaa Prela!le &Dd LcJort Death Pho~to In Your Or-tor the lodce was prtsemed by the minster, at 4 p.m. Tbls wlU bt and a n.rlety of CUt ltema will fleet oller u.s.s. Tahltll. m. bJ Wa&Mr, ud rna' SympboDy oomlD&Une committee at the a tradttioba1 Norweetan party, be offered for ale. Tbe "mat-ship bas completed a 7 mootb No. 1. How. 11 business meettne. Tbe for chlldren IDd growa ~. inp" for bolldaJ dtcoraUou. deploJmeat to the Wutera Pa-Ht'tlllt Marrtaer Is lnttr- oftlcers are: Einar Rumusseo, With siael.a.e aad daoclngarotmcl sucb u coa.es. wired seedpods. clflc, where 1t ae"ed with the aatloMUJ reoned tor b1s prelldeot; Erman r.brlstorrer-the Cbrlstmas tree. dry plant material.loog~lutiDI: Se¥eDlh Fleet. wort witb tbest.Marttn-111-tht- for • St.lucrlpHo•: Coli 673-0550 ., ., -~-/'- I -- . ·----/ OPENING THE NEW HARBOR VIEW CENTER II SAl .1110111 I ILLS 1111, .lUST EAST IF IICIITIII lUI· II IEWPIIT IEICI TEN MAJOR PRIZES PLUS WEEKLY P IZES GET YOUR FREE TICKETS IN ANY STORE -NO PURCHASE NECESS.t.RY YOU DO NOT HA VI TO •1 PRISINT TO WIN WIIKLY PRIZES EACH STORE WILL HAVE DIFFERENT WINNING NUMBERS POSTED EACH YdDNESDA Y YOU HAVE ONE WEEK UNTIL FOLLOWING WEDNESDAY TO CL AIM ~~-... -.... .. ' ' • -~ STUFFED 4 BAlKED :lE4DY FOR YOUR THAHKSGIVIHG HaLE WEEKLY PRIZES HOV. 18 THRU HOV. 2• 25 TURKEYS Ch ett. your '"Fi e•lo Gronde•• l'i do. el numben ol aU Horbor Vi ew shops. Pres_.. I matchi"t winnin t number• 01 Richard's Moolo; et ~. tuolo; ey pi do, up o" Wednesday, No¥embeo 24. PINATA PAaTY FOa TBE YOUNGSTERS SATUaDAY, NOV. ae, 10 A.M. ON TBE MALL Fly AMBASSADOR SERVICE To SPAIN_ WINNERS OF MAJOR PRIZES MUST BE PRESENT AT DRAWING O::CE.~BER 1 AS OUR AMBASSADORS TO RETRACE ROUTE OF EXPLORER CORTES, CABRILLO, PORTOLA, IUC 111111 15ft. 'EITIIE CATAIIIIAI ...... ·-· WIN fRD ITIRIO AII-PII RADIO • RECOitD CHANGER CAS~ fTI! PLAYElt/RI!CORDI!III Fly AIR CALIFORNIA WIN •••• To SAN DIEGO SAN FRANCISCO TO Rr:TRACE ROUTE OF THE MISSIOMS COMPLETE SKI OUTFIT IMCLUDIIG SKIS BEGINME R'S U! SSOMS .......... WIN .. D U.PUDIS 2M~ • To MEXICO ASUI.,D '" Jot COSTA BOOK EAI AT SCHOOL Tbe Harbor VIew School PFO Will bold Ita first book fair In tbe ~bool cafetorlum, begtn. II1Dc today, Nov. 18, and con. tiDulnc Friday and Satrooay, Jlfcw. 19 and zo. Puenta, children, faculty aDd trtiDds are invited to browse through the book display, ad- mtre their children's art eX· blbft, aDd Usten to favorite .tortes, The books will be s'4)- plled by Mrs. Trltde Harper, owner of the Children's Book Sboppe 1D Corona del Mar. Mrs. Terry Shannon a.OO Cbarles Payz.ant will be special pests Friday ennlog, Nov.19. Mrs. Sllanoon wrote and Mr. Payzaot Illustrated "Zoo sa- farl" and "Arouod the world wlth Go Co." Theodore Taylor, author ot "The Cay," ''The childrea'a war," aDd "Air raid Pearl Harbor," wtn be oo hand Sa- turday, Nov. zo, to Sip copies of his books. Proceeds ~om the book fair wlU be donated to the sctiool library wblch Is largely maiJl- taiDed by the PFO. The daytime schedule for to- day aDd Friday Is as follows: 9:00 to 11 :30, students; 11 :30 to 1:00, parents and friends; 1:00 to 3:00, students. The book fa.lr is open to aU from 7 to 9 p.m. Friday and from 10 a.m. to Z p.m. Salta- day. RAINDROPS started falllng just as IJ'OID!breaklng cere- montes began Nov. 11 at the site ofa new Pacitlc Telephone business offtce at Z500gleSt., Costa Mesa. LooklDg sty.ard are, from lett, Costa Mesa Mayor Bob Wllsoo. PTT District Manager Streeter King and buslDess omce s~rvtsor Mary Lou Stewart. The site of the new ottlce Is less than 6 blocks from the present quarters at 17860n.ageAwe.,Costa Mesa. After the move, the offt ce space oowbeiogused will provide room for additional dial switching equlpmeot. The new 15,000 square foot, $750,000 structure Is being built by contractors Saffell & McAdam of Costa Mesa. • CALL 646-02'71 1"0111 AN EX~I:IIIT CA~P~T CON$ULTANT WHO WILL COME: TO Y OU Ill HOME WITH SAM~LES WITHOUT ANY O BLIGATION TO YOU! AS THE INVITATIONS for Plead's"bolldayeaper"weatlnto the nta11, each envelop bore the new BC stamp, "Prevent drug abu.se." The luncheon and tasblon shaw wtll be held at the Newporter Inn on Thursday, Dec. 9.Soelal hOUr Is at 11 a.m. Proceeds wtU help Plead carry out the fight against drugs. Pictured here left to right, helping with the maiUng, are Mrs. Orlando De Castro, Mrs. M.S. BernardudMrs, Jotm Page. Information about the Plead project may be obta1ned ~om M.rs. Page, 548-4020, and Mrs. Beraa.rd, 644-5903. Corona del Mar ROCK GROUP TO SING AT GO LDEN WEST The 27-member Canadlan lege. The college concert Is the Rock Theater wlll present se-complete version of the rock Iectlons from ''Jesus Christ company's shOw at the Aquarius S~.~>ersta.r" and "Godspell" iD Theater to Hollywood, Concerts performances this Sunday, will be held at 7 and 9 p.m. in H.J GN\f{ll" fURN~ 2215 HA.IOJ: ILYO. COSTA MESA. CAUf. Chamber Talk HEALTH NEWS : You liar Han ....._ Thliplis; Do · Usually a pinched nerve -· Not long ago we reported 00 or oeurothllpsts --manifests neutrothUpsls, a pinched nerve ltself tllrough. oervousness and condition. Since the article a lrrttabl.uty. Frequently head- number of Individuals have tn-aches are Involved. There Is quired about thls health prob-often dizziness or an lrablUty tem, to think clearly or to coo- "Tragtcally few," says Dr. centrale. Gary L. Couture, D.c., of the As for the pain, lt can be, Couture Chiropractic Center In Uterally in the neck, or Jn the Newport Beach, "know of the shoulders, arms, back, or legs, neurothUpsls syndrome, The Sometimes there Is a tightness 'pinched nerve' gets bantered in the chest or pain between the arotmd In conversation " he shoulders when you tue a deep says, "but very few PeoPle , breath. A oenous stomach can actually relate themselves to be the warning signal. H.'' "There are other signs and This tJ: truly a seriOUJ mil-symptoms, but tbose meDtioold take, says the iood doctor. are the most common," aya "ft'l a typical paradox. Yeo-Dr. Couture. tJon the problem by Its proper ''ot course,'' be adds, ••we're name," says Dr. couture~ "and often guJlty of spepd1De too mucb you have oo takers. Mention the talk on the cause of a problem, problem by Its symptoms and such as oeurothl..lps1s. For that you immediately hear a chorus reasoo I'm oot going to delve of 'That's me'." Into the whys and wherefores What are those symptoms? of the pinched nerve. Let me Or. Couture says the list Is sufttce by saytog lf you suffer almost too long to enumerate. trom the symptoms seek lm. "That's oot to say an individual mediate treatment; let the Doc. must have them all or at the tor expeDd hls energy on ef- same time. I don't think l've fecUve correctloa of the prob- ever met anyone that sick. But lem, oot on talk. · It a person is affected by even "The average person would one of the following signs he trade ftfty conversations about (or she)," says Dr. Couture, his disease for Just one that "should consider tt a glaring means 'you're well'.'' red Ugtlt that sip.ls the Deed Dr. Couture malntatMomces for prompt and effecltve treat-at 2043 Westclltf Orin ill New- ment." port Beacb, Pbone 545-5300. PRBSIDENT A ringing challenge to re~ discover and promote com- munity pride was Issued by Mtchael Hurst. prestdeotofDoo the Beachcomber Inc., to guests and members of the Chamber last week at a membership meeting held al Vllla Sweden. Drawing on his 11 years ex- perteace as a chamber leader and committee head to Mar ~ shall, M'.chigan, Mr. Htastout~ lined muy or the programs that resulted In a town of7,000, bY-PISSed by a new state high-1 way, attracting statewideatten-· tloo to Itself tor the benefit of tts residents and businesses. The meeting, organit.ed by Bob Alton, Don VonCekternand John Semple, attracted 39 bus- iness people, lncllldlng many new to the area this past yPar. Members were encooraged to enter either or both divlslons of the Chrl.tma• upunr coa-t••· Prl ... wtu be awarded tor tho j>eot nsl-lal docora- Uon as well as the best com- merclaJ. Tbeme of the displays is entlre1y at the d1sereuoo of the IDdlvldual. The smaller try are IDvtted to "Call santa" Dec. 21 at the "North Pole," where their calls will be answered by Santa or his helpers, whO include Carl Keg- ley, Von Celdern, Semple, Bob Bartholomew and Do n Bolton. The phone aumber Is 6'75-5010. Next meeting of the Chamber directors will be Dec. 1 at Mut~al Savings :ux!Lo&n'sCon- ference room at 7:30 a.m. In- terested persons are Invited to attend. Guests are ahr:ays wel- come. RICHARD'S HAS ALL THE OLD-FASJDONEO FOOD FAVORrTES --There areplctledwat.-meliOGudboDeJdew, spiced apples and peacbes, oraap-tJIINipple nms. Tbere are fresh baked pies, pomptin. mincemeat &Dd a combiDalloa of tbe Z called banest pie, trHII rells to 10 wtth the turkey --and, of cow•, frelll turkeys, plump Calltotnl.l ones, that yoa can order abladl Tbe DIUeate15411 can tYID ltllff JOUI' turkey a you, rout 1t tool They makrt a deUcMf\11 trftb crubtrry-orance nlllll, lo buy by tbo plol, '£~.c._ m arKets LIDO CENTER )4)1 VIA LIDO. NEWPORT lEACH, CAUf. 91MOV-"lt!O H"'RBOR VIEW CENTER 1660MAC .UTHUit. NI.WP'CMT IIACH, cAltr ~·1l·l1.S.S , \ \ Zl, at Golden West college pavJUon. ~ ....... 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A I ·-............................................................................. at,. .............................................................................. . a.... ....................... ,_ .............................. _ ... _ .. _··-··-···-··-"··--· .. -lilt c..la ..................................................... . J ' TMf 1WO Thrrdo~. tbe two by Joshua are importaDt o.tioos for us today. the: hraelita (perhaps thousand mm, t.d all f&S:sed jericho, Joehu.a, God, c:bbR 12 ... liD ••• _ ........ of ...... ol bnoiiDd --"""*---.... -..--.01 ... 1 ....... .., .,.....,od, modo • -- llllltDdout -,:, • of dnad upoo the people: of eridiD. •bo. uncbMedl7, ._.~ "*" aa:xioully ~ th& whok -· JOSHUA HLIMD IN TMf SUI'UNATUIAL TMf FtAI Of GOO 11oo ...... --dlio ......... --''' .,..,... ... ...., llod 10 .. - (oft :*7 co.ld _. .... •PJ•• ., ....... -. SoGOc!- J~ ID .. to il .. al dte -1f"tft -· ,_ ___ ol J!opt baollll-........ -·-J<>a...,.. ...... ---...... Ia .... wilck,.... bJ u.e way u ttwy came lon.b .oat of Ba:rsc. tbrm they bad oot draa- cited... TheniOft, Jotha .... that the cunmanc~meat or the Lor"d ... cvried out, IOid !be l.M4 oaid, "1'hlo day ._. I oolltd away the """'""" ol J!opt from o« )"'U." This p&.ce oa a smaU hill in the Jericho rt(ioo was then caHtd "GUraJ." which Dllt&na "s roJtinc &WtJ." 'ASSOYR AMI) CIICUMCISON n.. Oftt .4C)JUH O\'er tht ~--the had gont slain the ftnt· born in every fan1ily. With the •• ........ _ .... .......,. a.WIIy' 01'-..._ • ~=-:· ol "" ,. ~ ....., 10 .... r:: 10 tbe ... ..... ,.... •• --:v CIIIIUid DOC ...... I d • whc:Nfora. 0... ~~toe.. J-did--tlle-of ... • "'-·-. dll 1to • •PI• tJto WHO CAN IE bt'i.:";. ';: ~ ~~ ,;:;:.-: AGAINST US? AppartDdf JOfbaa·• ,..,.,..iwd · tile W. haw 1hoMI In 1 Ptltvi6ul lrd- lttupr eithcf u ·Gpct·or at ODe -..,. cl• Nt God II fiN SiiK'IIfl •nd d• Him, aDd 10 ....... "What taidl. IID7 slr•s tMir good. We Mve sh0rt111n how Lord wato W. 41FY8Mr' The ......,. til PtOv«i thl• bv ~vlr~g tO" their wu authoritatiWI: ' aM aaeqo:i¥0Cal. sins Hh111•1f as God the Son at Cat- "Looee thy shoe from off tby foot ; ~~ very . But II tllll II so, how nu:h 1hf: ,pba;: wbtteoa ~ •llldat II ·II'G'e must It M IO •hh reg.,d to Hi1 holy. .ADd jaMul did JO. He WU own chi~en who hive lflllted CN'iat the perft:'\.1 ~ervaat ia God's li&f:'t a.d. as their S.vi0"1 therefore, a sgece.ufu.l leadtt 10 the 11o1r oflen-elld how lignificlntlv- •icht o f the peop&e. Ouilt .. DOt thlt Apostl• P'lul UHI the won:ll "f at looking for "leaden";. He is ~ u1 " in thi1 CDfln«tJonl 01nd trainiDc ~rn.Qb wbo will ~-In Eph. 5:2 we rNd thet ··chrtll ... faithfully UDJ.o .dr;Nh. Joelnaa did loved us . and hath given Himself lor hoar a . .':IQdership da&a," liS." In Rom. 5:8 -•• told !hit !0(1:-'J'S'"~ certa.iW;y __ 4 . .JKize pupiJ ill the "wtlile -were vet s inners , CN'ist " Wlierl Christ comes to died '"' ~n." In It CO". !'>:21 ··God He will kdc for failh ia. hltl'l medii Him to be 11n for 111. •• leadership (Lake And in Glt. 3:13 we read: ··cl'lnat twuh redeemed Ul fn;wn the curse of the Ia•. being medea Cl61e for us." And the law! tMt brought Him down ftoom heavltfl to die on shame same experieDce and di1grace lor 016 s in• 11 1"101 af- fell oil h.ia face fee ted by OU" many failures u Chris· saw the &tory of .tians n011r. .. l)anid., bad ttftl"'l. In Heb . 9:24 -read that our lord Saul 'WU DOl di.-1'1111 ascended to Maven "now to liP" '"c""~Y vUioa (Acts pe•r in the presence of God frN us." (feat Revel&~ In Rom. 8:34 -learn that He is "at BrB.P ..... '10M "CNIIITIAN MIWI. '' NIW MAVIN. MO, (CO"TINUID PIOM L41T WIU) ~ .Sadle•R•t~~~rot•elute ro .. u ........... ·ot 11-.J'CIPIIIIOU& wmata .set all owr tile 'IJOI'ld. W~Ueomb Uld MorN ma.lataiD tbat "aatxtac of orpa•••• f'rofD 1111Ur.ty cbtltr•t llaW.tata aDd ...e dlft'er..e· eU.aaatlc rectm•• ta oee ~t aaua ta ebaf'aetm.tte of •• mo.t lmportaat b•ll dapNtta. '' Whtatti-tbetr Pro..-.e• wu truly difhr•t ta, of COW'H a raoot quuttoa, aDd It JboWd bt DOted U.t tbeM two lldtolan tbemaelv., apeak of equ.J.table cliiQ&Uc coadlttc.a: aDd a r.mtverally warm eUmate u ,....,.m .. 1n tM aatecU.Juriu world. Yet OM tblal' Ia eertatD, llalrlely tbat ftry wkMlY dllfert.ac tJPN of a.a1mal IUe are ofteD ftnDd bUrled topdler. TbJ.a ta apectaeularly true of the boaea discovered 1ft eo~caJied ONlferou t1a•urn. SUch eaYitlea, aay• Haadrt~ are COIIUDOD oa tbe Medlterr&DeU COUt Uld oa tile ~lip ldlll ol ceotral Fraac:e. 1D •ueh n~nrn tile reiDa.lllla of ma.aamotba, woolly rhinOcero.u aod m.uy otber ualmala bave bHa diacovered. Fatr- bolme 1ft liS? reported the dbeov~ry In the nlley of tbe Ano ol boa .. of the ~lepb&tlt, the rbtnoceroa, tbe bufl'aJ.o, tbe al.k, tocetber wUJt thole of n.ta and mtee. To eoaae ol tbeae bones oyater &bell• acllered. Jrf•r Odeaaa, on the Ru.al..a.D steppes, In 1147 waa fotM a cavil)' c:catalnlnc' the booea of mammoth•, rbtaoceroaes, bears; aurocbsea, boars, deer, wolves, byeaaa, foxes, ottera, bares, martens, vartou1 mem~ bera of tbe eat tlmlly, ete. In England osslferou• flaaur~s have yielded the bones of Ilona, tieers, wolvea, bears, boraes, oxen, deer, foxes, hares and water rata. Bones of rblnoe~roses, camels, huce wild boan &Dd other fauna have been found at Apte Sprtncs, By these thinf$ "the l.oTd mapi6M )osh02 in the sicht of all Israel," and they held him in as creat rtspttt as they had held M05es. AliO, whrn the: ki.np of tM: Amoritea and of the Caaaanitts heard that the God of the hndita had dried up tbt: watrn of the jordan and they had crossed oa dry l(t'OUDd, eveo thouch it wa.s Cf'l'&dy ex~ by flOods. .. thtir bean melted, neither wu their spirit in them any mon, becaux of the childrm of lsn.cl." AppartoUy, they were bqU:minc ID realiu that they could oat firht aplnat the aU·powerful God of the Israelites. circumcision perfonncd and the: Pau- over cekbrated, the Cltildrc.n of Jn ael had completed thdr uc.ape from EcYPt ~ Vt'ere now right bdon: God and ready to enter into po:oscuion o f the land of prornise. The days of their ap- pn:nticesliip were over. Tht manna, which had ftd. them for 40 yean, now ceued, and on the day following the Pa.uo~ they ate the old oo rn of the land. The record does oot say when: and how they obtained the con aod the fru.it of the land of Canau, but they must have rotten it from the inhabitants of the laod by purchaae or otbnwise. But old thine• had paued a-ny IDd oow all th.incs were to be accordinc to the new life ln the DeW land ~red for them by God. Tbtae wert the right halld of God " to "..-.e Intel"· lpirit to ..... cession frx u1." Alld Jn Heb. 7:25 we of our ~ reed that Htl is abte to save us "un· It I!! eharacterlstic: of th e contents of osslrerous i~~=:llld~ pre-to the Ulterrnou ·· because "He ever tl.uures that no skeleton Is complete, Indicating that who live~ to make •ntercession rrx u1... no animal fell Into a fissure while alive. On the other ..... 0... laitu(es now. -'ter hav11'19 band, there 1.5 no weathering of the bones and no evt. Neb., tn cre~t numbers, burled in a hill. He trusted Ct.ist u S.v10', mav -•nd deDce of pawtnc by predators. The noted Flood rite of GOD'S OWN CAITAIN While the Israelites runaioed at Gil- pJ awaitinr orders from God, joshua walked Dftr to reconnoiter the situation about and God l.JH y~ars of thr him with hi& sword drawn ...... "' Ul prepand, He expert~ us to do some thinp for our- :selvt,, but undtr H is explicit directiona. Uef...-:t· Jcw.-ho rou!d be capc.un:d, the "re~raach ,,f Egypt" had to hf: rolled ~W3}, Then~ RIUSt be both complete obt:du.:uct' :mtl full !tC'rvice. God has not ch.tni{C..! 3J·,y .iinct: Joshu.a.'!i day and is yt.:t \o'o 111•ne o:.nd ai.J.Ie to di~t our waya. Did 1 'lu ever I t"cl th:u you were tUDd· illf "" ho!y ground in His preteDC:e 1 1-hvo: yo11 l>.JrrCJ.Idef(:d )'OUrself to l.h~bt ? :,,e yt.a ooe of Hi•? Do )'Oll fed I h ; ,Jre.''"~e daily ? Uui!>t illSisu up:... f'lur complete 5l"p==t.lltion aoeordU., uJ H I! stan(.l;,Jcls-not ow-own. TMf Jc>aDAN lfSTOIED When the vriesu bearinc th~ ar'K were safely (lut or the river bed aud had ad- "'<W~'ed 'to a plact of safety, "Lhe waters of Jordan returned unto lheiT· place, and OowNI ovu aU his banks, a.t they ilid beton.'' TM pl.att of the: eoc..mpment was Gil&:aJ, about twv vr thn:e miler. from Jericho on the wide plain. T 11t: camp must h.iive covered sc\·rral :.tiUatt' ti'M-y hJd O\rr:Ovkt"d o, neg· lt...'tNi tro yx-rforPl :.hi~ :-•gn of Sl:'p&~· ttoo a;<. thr pemiMr iilnd <:hr>:it'n pt.coplt of God, :::md tht'y ll<lrt cont•uuccl in this dis- c>hcdil"rxc •11 :t;~ ""'Lidtnoc~-Jn God'J !>lght tht' fa iu!". tu !Cplr.:t~ thrm~IV!'s w;.~ nut il j,;,k thi11g t • 1JoO I'!'~Or«<, but was of ~u:,:• me thlf"..~rtan-~~, -.:·1ef!-a.s it •s rotl;'!.)' witt"·• f 1vd r.:qmres H1s cluldren to c.ome ou~ -.ch i be: ,;~r~r:1.ted hom unbc'- Ji r \'t:rs ;;r.HJ <.~•'>11~ ·<. C...ld! nrdrrs mu ~t b·· okyed v.-ilnvut <Hgom.~nt or com- ;,...•:mU~e i[ wr: t'T.~; Hu. help. I hand." T his was DltlSt UDt"Xpttted, hut Jo~hua knew that (Nd, was his Pro- teo:t.Qr anJ hr had no ie;u, So he !x1ldly walkt'd up to l'>1m ;;r.nd ask1!t'l, "Art thou ior w or for our adversllries ?"' H e: r:m.st ha"t" bce.n startled with t~ ;,;r.n- • ..,.er, 'N.l)'. but <1 ~ c.ap(am of thl-host of tht" Lor<i an1 I now 0.1'/lC." Jvst:ua·s problems wei"C big, and Goo ~'~nt SCJme- une ""lltC.I w•s COinpeh:nt UJ answer the ~urstion ;.n.smg f rcm Jr-sbu~·s prc..b- leul.i 1ne probl~n oi e;.ch Cbri~U3n may be infin itdy S!'l;.lkr th.:<n brint;:ing J.uwn tlX' walis •.J ~ Jeridvt, hut, basi- cally, our problems an. tnc :<o~.:ne as th"St' Morality: OU~~!O~!,~"t!,!_IED !:::!Se~r.~m~on~o~f~tbe~~Wi::..:e~e=k By VerDOII Harley CHRISTIAN NEWS, New Haven, Mo. In bls First Epistle to Paul speaks ot the Law ot Cod, saytng that end or purpose of the Commandment Is love out ot a pure heart, and ot a good conscience, and ot UDpretended tatth. He ls spea.k!ng here of God 's Moral Law written Into man's beart at creaUon and given qaln through Moses at Sinal basically ID the Ten Commandmeots. ot this Law, St. Paul says, "We know that tbe law is good, 1t a man use tt lawful- ly." When we speak of morality we mean that man has an obl]&"atlon to comply to this law of God. Man was created a moral being. The law spells out what man must do, bow he must be, and what he dare not do 11 be is to tit 1n wttb God's order of thtnp and thus e njoy the good God Intended for hlm. M a moral belng, man is able to dlscern that law, apply It to htm.self, and hJa conscience call$ hlm into Judgment according to that law 1n as far as be does dlscern tt. 1n Paul's day he complained about some who "havlng swerved from the law and a good con- science, turned astde to vain JaneUng, desiring to be teachers of the law, understanding: neithe r what they say, oor whereof they afflnn." Apparently they were condonln&' many ot the sln.J which God 10 Jtren\10\Uly forbtds 1n HJs Commandments- disobedience to elden, murder, adultery, homo- leXWlUty, perjury, aDd many almllar th~gs whlcb be uya are "contrary to IOU.Dd doctrt.ne. 1D our day, too( we bave much vain Jangling rea:ardlnl the law. ODe ot the ,reat h~les taught today lJ that the law b aever pennanent or abso- 1\R, that tt merely repn:K'IItl the ,eDeral think· ID& or !be areater portloa ol IOCiety o1 any partl· cular aae, aDd. that tl therefore mu.IC aDd does -. to Dt aew oltuadODa. 11111 ldDd ol tblnlt· JJII g tbe baU ot mott o1 the so-called modem altuatbll'thlcl or oew·moralh;y. W mliM 19 -ltep lartber and .. Y !bat ma· Ill' !t.., bold W. poo111oa do DOl ...., recoplze mu 10 be • moral bet.DI· Wbat we call morality _., mere CODtlltlclDial to 10c1a1 mores and lbe)' ~ ft b'-aboll-every Ida or c J •=-· Sllcb teac -. kin ~ tbe taw tbe ::; !:' c:l ~~ .. ~ opeD ol • pft.oa ....._ .. 1........,1", but tbey ntuae to call blm a a1111J11!r II allo nplaiDI .-by t'Vell tbe Jh!Uert ol L • 5 1 today are 4elf!llded by acme u beltav· * ";. 1oe _..,..., ratbor -~ and pua· ....,.,oudiQ<. .. .... n or all 11111 1a a rejedbl or !be ·~~ ~ ..... dial ''lllore Ia -Laqlwr, wbo ~ aoc1 " (Ju. t: 12) Maa tala OWII llwefwr. -• rwjec-., tile !~~~!!!~~~~ law lid of ...... -!' -1u-" 1M roll' -.. ·-............ .. M1 ... Ood lid IIIII lie OIIJ _.. tile Law Ia ..... _-.-::..:_a..:.:<::.:' ,~,.d Or 0'11rles L Feinberg ._.,...;.,..,. ,_;. BIOLA IROADC4STU S,. S, H•.., S1., L•• 411,.1•• fCCU7 VOICES OF DEMONS Q. In LWce 8:18-38 tlt.ere is a.n O.C· count of ChrU t'1 CO.ti'11{1 Old tke le· gion. of demO"M from the poor maftio.c of Gad4ra.. Thi1 luu ptUzUd mt 4 great deo./.. Art dem.m~.t ifltJi.!t'bld Wkn the11 talk.ed to Ckrilt. eo11ld the JH)O'ple r ound abo.U ltetar their V()ice•? Wtrf tlte dem.mu tk~tfr()'lled with the 1t.og1t who dro'WI\ed? A. Here an> a number of questions. Yes, demons are invisible; they a.re spiril:.8. I doubt if the dlsc:iple.!l ever heard any d e m ons 11peaking to Christ. We have many sccounts of these fallen em issaries of Satan dar- ing to addres!l the Lord 1e11us Christ. See Matthew 8:29 ; Mark 5 :7. They knew well who He wafl and that He would bring eternal judgment upon them. There is no record of the di.~ciple.!l ever carry- ing on any conver.!lation with the~ beinJ"s. They were not drowned. Ap- parently they like to poMeM bodies and so requested permission to enter the bodieA of the hors. The Lord could hush them up when He pleased. "He healed many that were sick of divers dise&Ms, and eut out many devils (demons ); and .!luft'ered not the devils (demons) to speak, be- cause they knew Him" ()fark 1:34). A ,AilTICUL..o\11 GENEIIATIOH Q. W.\.U dou JltJttln/ 14:U mdll: "Titi1 ge1Ura.lioft slksll NOt 'PQ-11 1AilU all tA.ece tlai.JI.g• be fwJftll,etr'r TM g~iOfl Jenu toG~ tul4rurifl.t1. did 110t live to ,.e Gll of tile.• tJutag• ecmu to PJf•. A. You have answered JOUr own quettlon. The Lord wu speaJdnr to that reneratloa but not of ft. Tbe generation which .ees the bclnnlnr of theae all'ftl wiD allo witneu the end of them, that special pnentloo which will be in u:Jate:nce durl.al' tM tribulation period and be:)toad, Por one thlnl', th•7 lhall Me the aettial' up In 1M t<mplo of 1M 1.,... of tile bout attor he b....U blo ........,., of -· wltll lorael. -baft -In thlt ..,.. almpl7 a rete~ to the deltruetloa of 11M -... of Herod In 70 A.D. wl>ldl of ...,,.. the ..,..,.lloot liMa II.... did wlt-_ID_....,_botl- ,..... wllll 11111. non 1o too ..... In lfAtlllew 14 and II which ,_ ""'' ... "' u.. loot c1a711 ot u.. u-of 1M O..tllol. Man's Purpose Earth on By Dr. B. RasMll Grow CHRISTIAN CRUSA.DB WEBKLY TULSA.. OKLAHOMA. "And Cod MJid, Let w tnc:~h man in our ~e, after our likeneu ; •ttd let th.m haw d omini()n owr the {Uh of the 11!'0. and over the fowl of the air, and over the cattle, 011d over oil th e e arth , ond ouer ewrv crttep- i1f6 '"~ ,,.., c reepetla upon the earth. ''So God crNted tnc:~n in hU own i~, in the inut.p of God crttated he him; ffNile o11d /emtJJe he cruted them. AM Cod bleued them, Gild Cod Mid UlltO them, Be fruitful. and multiply, and nplenilh the earth, artd 1ubdue it: wad hove domini011 OIJ!tr the fUll of the IU, ud over the fowl of U.e air fiiNI o_, eoery liviftt thU., that MOHtll Mpoll the earth." (Gene!M I :26-28) from the forecoinc n:adinp in Geneail, it is deu that man has s ~p«ial task on the utth. He is to repknW. the urth, suiHiae it, and have dominion mer it. He it cnated in the i~ or God; he hat within him both the creation •d the CnatOI'. Hit it a nu~krW •tl a tpiritutl pit. '!'hie it the noWest pkture of ..,. that ..... -been .. .-.... M. ·, .,..., .t ita ltett re8ectt -tloiotr ol doe no-ol Go.J. It terTe~ to re•iM ... tiNt lteu•te of his oc:cuio .. l ..-.-Go.J ..... ... ........ lie--... . ................... ,...,.. .. .................. llfooltloe er...... Ia ............... -..... Matt It -wt.. 1M il GoM;," -" ..... Ia ..., _ol ........... -..... .. ~ pc1111111f fll .. .... dloi --...... ,_ " .. ...,., -...,. • OJ ,,, ... u that of the man wh o hM abandoned his divine irnace, hie reason fcx bei~. M ateriallnterHta Most human beinp rqard their aelfaah material inter"Hta • tht"ir ultimate reuon fo r ex.istenu, to the ex.chuion o( spirituaJ values and goaAs. The concentntion on the importance of materi-al valuee leads to atheism, which is the lope.l end product of materialism. 11te Communist wottd is materialistic and atheiatic. Atheism aMUmet that m.an il an accidental by·prochu::t of a planet that itaell ft. no reMOn tor heine, other th• eUnee. In fact, the atheiltie doctrine Mel man • an neretion of materW processes wholly witho•t rnf.:anint, aim, or pal. Cert.aWy, the only end pC*iWe •tier ..ch condition• it fatal anti e.af*te n.tinetion 1 beeau~e atheiltic man •• bom to die .d retwn to the earth • w.ate.. at the b.t he may serve •fertiliaer. In the eyes of the dheill the ick:s that ~Mn it deatifted to lane dominion Oftl' the earth ... .., lone demol lifo io ..... ....... Men •• oooly ....! .. -.., doe atheist h clupair aad annihiladon. One of .... f •, ..... -.... -.... ..... theatloe ............... k .............. -ol .... iecWc.ul ecW ';r ol ... -.-. ................ -: .. ... ola-_ ...... .. __ ._c ....... . ~· 'be ""···· .... .... tllat Go4, tlta Creator, tlaUkratelJ aa4 rati~ ......... -. -...,I .... ..,,...~ ............... _ --~-··~ ..... II. ,... ... • aauhc ,.._Ill ... ~ .. "-........ ... ...... -.-.. .. ., lhould -trodlle oUt cGfluit~nce •nd ceolortst Henry Howorth wrote: ''The fac t ot the thus hinder 016 lellowU11p w•th God. bones occurring in creat caches or deposits ln •hldl This does not ehlnve the fact that varloua species are mixed pell • mell Is very lmpors God 's dear ei'I•IQ-en through fa 1th '" ta.nt. II animals die occaatonally from natural causes c·l'lrist. who died lor all OlH' sms and .... different 1pecles do not c:ome tocetber to do so, unwonl'lv though we sttl t m~v be , God nor does tbe Uon come to take his last sleep with the lamb. The fa ct of findlnr masses of animal remains of would h•ve us come lnlo H1 s pres· mb:ed species, all s howing the same state of pres et~ee and be sporhually renewed . Our servatlon, . .points to a more or less contempors LO'd's interCf!Uion for Ul 1n lime of ary death.'· fa ih.re 11 11'106t comforting. As 11 bov the wnter often sang ,., old church It 1s worthy ot remark that the l'iss ures are ren- hvrnn . pi;rt of wh iCh went thus: erally found on hllls-=•·ptaces," Rehwlntel remarks, Fove bleedong wounds ~bears . Rect~Jved at C•lv•rv. fhev pour etlec1u•l P"•vers . They "rongly pl ted for me . Forg1ve h•m , oh. !Ofg•ve. !hey cry , Nor It! I hill ftnSOmed Sinner (toe, "on whi ch WP might expert anima l ~ to ga thpr In SPek - ln& safety I rom an approach in& flood." The fact that some fissures contain the r emains both of predato1 y animals and their ordinary prey is a further indl· cation that they lied tor safety from the dancer which threatened all alike-wolves, bears, hor5es, oxen and the rest. Archer says, '"All these finds point to a "What shall •• then say to these , s~ catastrophe Involving the breaking up of the thmgs ' tF GOD BE FOR US WHO CAN earth'& surface into enormoua c:racks toto which were BE AGAINST US?" !Rom. 8:3t ~. poured t.be corpses of rreat numbers of animals who CHRISTIAN LIVING , .. , •~re audt:tellly overwbelmed in a nooo :" (j BY FRANK MCLELLAN [J ,, In considerina the death of .lesus and why Ht! death wu necessary , we know that His death was vicarious and a ransom for sinners and 1 propitiation for sin . Jesus also died to save us from the curse of the law . Hue you 1lway s kept God's commandments? No one ha s tll.cept Jnus. James 2:10 declares, "f or whosoever shall keep the whole law , and yet offend in one point. he is auilt y of all ." The Bible says you hnen't , and your own upenence prove' you haven't kt"pt tht laws of God. Sinu all men are 1uilty and stand condemned by God and their· own consciences, they ue under the "curse of the Ia w." Read G;~Jatians 3:1 Q-12. This paints a rather dis mal pic ture until we read Gal. 3 : I 3 -"Christ hath redeemed us from the curse of the law , bein& made a curse for us : fo r 1t is written, cursed is everyone that hanaeth o n a tree.'' What was the result of the death of Christ? God never d oes anythina without a purpose. A propitiation has been provided for the whole world. We ca n say the whole world has been rendered favorable to God thro u&h the death of His Son. The world of mankind c1n be uved! God is "not wil lin1 that any should perish, but thst all should come to repentance.'' (11 Pet . 3:9). I Jehn 2:2 says, ""And He is the propitiation for our sins: and not for oun only , but also for thr sins of the whole world." The death of Christ is the only bssis throu&h which God can deal favorably with men. When the vilHt sinner comes by fsith in Christ , God is ready to deal with that man in a ftvorable way, As 1 result of the dellh snd rnurnction of Jea&s we, too, can rise snd live forner with Him. "For 11 In A.dtm tU die, CYen 10 in Christ shaU all be nde alln. But eYtfY rMn In hit own ord.r: Chriat the firM. fnlltt; afterwards they l ... t an Ouill'sac H•co...U.a."(ICor. IS:l2·2l). AD .. a be oalood from the '-d, .,,... to atcmaJ lif• ancl -.,. aad so• 10 ............ All tnM Mtit:nn M• ,....,_., ............. .. Woo~~ ot Clwlll: ... In .,..,. .. ---··-Hit WtxMJ ..... ro..,.._ of ... -..to ........... ollllo -·· (EpO. 1:7) ..... .... ,..,..._ for tMM fcwP.• _,'-co .,....,...,...., -...-.., '"""· -no A.nr1 7 .., ,...,. Una.ltered boll.e.!l , of course, cannot quality as fossils except In the widest sease of that term, but the ease ~ tile tr•·fbeAis ta atmUar to tbat.t•ecaMred J.a tbe:t twuns; bu.rlal wu a euddea affa.lr.dllladl'tcb wrUN: ·''Molt fouU remaJIIe of aniMal• __. .. riDe Ute Jbow that tbey were entombed in their rc:M:ky IJ'I.ftl v-ery ~Dly, without nut haYIA( had the opportwlity to lie around In the weather and dKay." He adcl5 : "In the case of the nsbea we do oot see how It Mould bav-e been posstbl~ for them to become embedded In the sediment at the bottom of the !lea un- lesa tbey were caucbt by a .sudden upheaval , because dftd fishes do oot sink. They noat around on top of tbe water becaue of the ps~s produced by their de· compoaiUon." Whitcomb and Morris: "How does one nplatn. . .a dead ftah lytnc oo the bed of a lake for about two btmdred yean wbUe alowly aec:umulattnr Hdlmenta cradually cover It and' tben fosstllr.e It?" (The arne c:ould, or c:ourse, be said of all other fos- slll&ed forms of lite with the possible exception of &hellish.) In the Clev~laDd shale of Obio fishes of vartoua ttndl: are entombed, amOil( otbera aharks preaaed flat to a quarter ot an irleh from top to bottom, abow- '• tbat Htt.llnc aedlm.au lt.Uied them wb!le tryq to swim. Price DOtea that In the so-called Devonian layer ot red audstone fouad lD Britain '"the rem.atna of wbole abon.l1 of tlsbea occur ln such protualoo ud pre .. rn.tiOD tllat tbe 'period' 1a often known aa the- 'Ace of FLU.ea.'" He quote• Dr. Da.Yid Ptae. wbo enum- erabMI tbe ceaera &Dd wrote: "The.se n.taes aeem to bave tbfOilC'ed the waters of the period, and their rema.LD.t: are fOlmd In muaea, •• It they bad been auddml)' eatombed 1n Uvtnc: shoals by the Mdiment wta.teh DOw coatalna them." Tbe &IIOII)'mOIII "Voices from the ROCII:a" spea.ka of tbue llahea tbua: "'Jbe akeletoDa ot theee n&b are ott• entire ... All these ftabe• muat have died auddrealy. . .aod bave been speedily bUrttd 1n the Mdtmal'llt tbeD In tiM course of depoaltton. From tbe fact tblt eertalo IDdlvktua.. auu retain traces of color .,_. tbelr akin, we are c:ertalo tbat they were -.tombed before cleeompoaltloa of their aoft parts toot place." Wrttbltr of t1ae Seotttah "DeYOAian " red l&lldatooe, Huett Mlllotr remarUd: "Tbe rher bullt..d, wbMt at- taCked by u .... , , or tmm"'-ttiY u It r..ta tiM boH t• Ita ji.W"a, erect. Ita: two ~a at Dearly rtPI uri• wt.~ tbe pl.& tea of Ita .._d, u U lo reader lta.U u cWtScult of brttiiC awallo-.d u J)OMible. TM atttlltde ta e~~e of dupr aDd al.t.rm; ud U la a eurtou tact. . .tllnt ID tb1a: attttude lliDe t.aa...ot tile ,.....~,... ot tbe Lower Old Red lludl1oM are to be *'-1. . .It ,.. ...... "1, too, wttll a woa· derad raeotc11 ot ftOI..e deatlla falhnc at oaee, .at 01 • , .. tldl.....U, t.t c.._ .. trlba. "At all periOd ill o.r b&.tory," be eoaU.uee1 .. .,... ten1tlle eatlt.ltt'OCIM .. noiYed 1.a ~ de- 8b w:U. ... ftM ot u .,.. at leut • t tnd IIlii• m. ..._....., to ...,..r,, ,.,..... mudl IDOI"tt. TM ... platfDnl .. on., u at Croaarty la at.-....d till$ ... ....--. wlaic:llluUII.t ...... t'Oeallytlllltmarb o1 YIGI• daallll. TM new-• are CODtortlld, coMraet.ed, c:vwd, tM taU lD .... , cuet la *t ro.ad to tM ._.; tM ...... IUdt Ollt, 1M flu al"tt &pl"ttld to eM filii, u • a.a. .. t dM Ia coawllicea." ICDef ...... "By ..... qldet but potat ..-c:J of ..., ..... ..,.. lite .._....... n•.e.e .. o1 u ..,....., ................... .-e .. . .. ........ ..., •• ,... .....,. --be ........ .. ....... ,.., ... ..._, .. _, ..... ..,. ......tr ......_ ,..._ .._.. ..., rrlt llJ' wen. n. ... Iiili ......... .., u .. ._~ I We fll .................. of ..... IJU laaliJ O.rrtrtta, ........ *·)an oar. .... a a. MN- ,.. ......... a Jkfll .,., . ....,. _________ _ .. &IIIW .... of ..... " .......... _. -.... 2' ........... .... ____ .. ___ _ -...... ·-···-----.... flf elll m' :talr _.""*Filii I •r..,...., ................... DiSTRICT GOVERNOR Tom Clark 1.1 pldurod at left being crtettd by Prntdelllt Jim Lee at tbl No•. 9 mettlng of the Balboa Bl.y Llou Ct..,. L10D Gonroor Clark CODJI'&lulate4 the club members for cooductlng a successfUl Lobster Bake and parade last September. PUMP OUT FOR BOATS Newcoiner& at Hoag • MOifDAY, OCT. H llo7--llr. lDd Mro. Mod E. • FRIDAY, NOV. 5 kt...t, 4ltl ...... W&J, Ir-Glrl--Mr. &Dd Mra. Oarict wtoo. Ado~, 501 AU.O, Nnpol1 • WIDNUDAY, OCT, 11 Hel&fttl, llo7-Mr. IJid llro• -1.1 L. • SATURDAY, NOV. 5 MeCtll, Z$11 GrMDbriu LaDe, Gtri.--Mr. IDd Mn. Ll.rf) C.ta Mea. Lease, 128 Dlrrtll, C08U Boy--Mr. aod Mrs. Joaeptt Mea, w.J., ?ts Hamlltaa, Costa Boy--Mr. aod Mn. Donald u... Newell, 1998 Babb St., Cotta Gtrl--Mt. aad Mrs. Richard Mea. G_., !271 Maple, Apt, C, Girl--Yr. aDdMrs,AopkJR. Coata Mea. Areaa, 611 Vla Lido Soud., Udo Boy--Mr. arw::l Mrs. Cra.tg Isle. l ·[D)QIIoom, 2115 SaDUaco Drive, • SUNDAY, NOV, 7 Shores. Glrl--Mr. and Mrs, Albert • THURSDAY, OCT. 28 E. Wtucut, 2350-F Santa Ana Gtrl--Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth An.,, Costa Mesa. Hamllnetoa, 1446 Deauvme PI,, Boy--Mr. and Mrs, Larry Costa Mesa. Welty, 2528-E Santa Ana be., Glri--Mr. aDd Mrs. Lewis Costa Mesa. Llnday, 9'76 Sprlncfteld St., Glrl--Mr. and Mrs. John L. Costa Mesa. Reynolds, 309 Iris Ave., Corona • FRIDAY, OCT. 29 del Mar. Boy--Mr. and ,Mrs. Jetftey Boy--Or. and Mrs. Steve Baa.n1ng. 159 Rochester Street, Asahloo, 1323 Ashford Lane, Costa Mesa. Baycrest. Girl--Mr. aDd Mrs. Randolph P1Dntr, 2012 Port Albans Cir- cle, Harbor VIew Homes, Futb Dlstrlet Supervisor Tbe pump out t.actUty Is cap. Boy •• Mr. and Mrs. Roy A, Ronald w. Caspers recently able of pumplDg oat aod nush-Provloce, 752 Shalimar, Costa dedicated a new sm111 craft lac boldlngta.oksODboa.tsequtp. Mesa. pump out faclUty at tbe Oranp ped witb such sanitary systems. Glrl--Mr. aDd Mrs. Patrick Couuty Harbor District head-Tbe faetUty 1s equJpped wUti A. McCoy, 1216 Sussex Lane, quarters on Bayside Dr., Co-Ugbts, is seU..operatlng. and Westcun. rona del Mu. wUl therefore be accessible to • SATURDAY, OCT. 30 ,...,..,~-====,....,--=-=.., boat owners on a Z4-hour-per. Boy--Mr. and Mrs. Thomas MATTRESSES day ll&sis. Garber, 2310-C Santa AnaAve- KEW -U8UILDIIIG Irrerular Shapes , __ .,..._ COSTA WlSA WAnlESS CO. 2110 N•w,...t ll..t. LIMttJ 1-IJOJ BE A. GOOD NEIGHBOR S~vtsor · Caspers, an-nue, Costa Mesa. oouoced thattheHatborDistrlct Girl--Mr. and Mrs. Denote Is inaugurating a debrls pte~ Granl, ZZl Slerks, Costa Mesa. program Within harbors. The Boy--Mr . and Mrs. Richard district Is operating a 2-man Larsen, 1947 Port Loekslelgtt boat on a 8-bour per day, 5-Place, Harbor VIew Homes. day per week basts to pick ~ debris wttl'lln Newport, SUDSet aDd Dana Point Harbors. Tbe boat Is nam M "Seoopei-." • SUNDAY, OC T. 31 Boy--Mr. and Mrs . James Slzem·Jre, 651.<: Victoria, Co- sta Mesa. Glrl--Mr. aoct Mrs. Darrell Boucher, 405 Santa Ana Ave., Newpo rt Heights. • MONDAY, NOV , 1 Glrl--Mr. aOO Mrs. John Little, 525 Victoria, Costa Mesa. Girl-·Mr. and Mrs. John W. Murphy, 264 Costa Mesa Street, Costa Mesa. Boy •• Mr. and Mrs. Nick c. Cousyn, Z437 D•Jke Place, Costa Mesa. Boy-.Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Agnew, 111 Via Lido Nord, Lldo Isle. Glrl-·Mr. and Mrs . Karl Adam s , 2024 Balearic Drive, Costa Mesa. • TUESDAY, NOV. Z Boy--Mr. and Mrs. )UUer, 19161 Bethany [}.Jna ld Drive, · and Mrs. stephe:l Bay front, LT. ·THOMAS CAMBLE, son of Mr . and Mrs. Norman A. Gamble of 1026 Sandeaslle Dr., Harbor View Hills, Is "on the ice" at the South Pole, as mem- ber of the 17th anmal OperaUon Deep Freeze. He Is attached to Antarctic Development Squadron Six, homebased at Quonset Point, R.I., aoo will rematn at tbe McMurdo Sound Station for the 6-mooth polar summer, supportlng the U.S. Antarctic Research Program there. ASSIGNED TO ALASKA Airman First Class David A. Berlln, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. R, Berlin of 400 Merrimac Way, Costa Mesa, has gradu. ated 111.t Goodfellow AFB, Texas, from the U.S. Air Force com- munications operaUons spee. iaUst course. The airman, who was trained to operate eommunieatJoos se- curity equipfnent used to mont. tor electrical l.SAF eommunJ.. cations to detect Improper pro- Cedures and faulty cryptogra- - FOR NIGHT OWLS Tbe NOY. 21 me<tlllf ol lhe Newport Beach Nlcbl: OWls of the "Root 'N floUer" Roost wtu be beAd at tbe a.tJMl Towers Recreatioa HaD at 8M W. 19th St., Costa Mea, at 2p.m. "Glnny's Gang." IDler the direction ofMra. Wllllam(Jean) Gerlach, Costa Mesa, wlll ~ ___,t ply the muaie tor a "stng-a- kmg" of old ttme eonp. AIRMAN DENNIS L. THOMAS, Refreshments wtu be ser- aon ot Mrs. Edith M. Hayes, ved by Miss Dorothy Dare and 11 '10 Charleston, Costa Mesa, ber committee during the social 1\a.s completed baste tralnlng hour. at Lackland AFB, Texas. He ts All reservat1oru~ mustbepaJd remaln1ng at Lackland fol tor atthlsmeettn1tortheaMual training as a seeurUy pollee. Christmas dinner party to be man. Alrman Thomas attended held at the Sheratoo lnn, Coast Costa Mesa b1gb school. His Blvd., Huntington Beach, on father, David J. Thomas, Uves Dec. 19. at 4007-1/2 Marcus, N~wport. LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL HOTIC E CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH, CAUFORNlA NOTICE IN miNG BilE SEALED BIOO w1U be recelvedattbeotrlceof the City Clerk, City Hall, Newport Beach, CalUornta, untllll :OO A.M. on the 7th day of December, 1971, at wbl cb time they will be opened and read, for performing work as follows : JAMBOREE ROAD MEDIAN PAVING, ISLANDS 4 AN D 5 CONTRACT NO, 1406 Bids must be submitted on tbe Proposal form attached with ,tbe contract documents furnished by the Public Wor ks l}epart- meli. The additional copy of the Proposal Form Is to be r etained by tbe bidder for his records. Each bid must be accompanied by cash, eerwted check or Bidder's Bond, made payable to the City of Newport Beach, for li.D amount equal to at least 10 percent of tbe amount bid. The Utle of the project and the words "SEALED BID" shall be clearly marked on the outside of the eovelope containing the .btd. The Contract Documents that must be completed, exec uted, and retiU'ned In the sealed bid are: A. Proposal B. Designation of Subcontractors c. Bidder's BoOO D. Non-collusion A!tldavtt E. Statemeot of Flna.ncW Respoo.sibWty F. TechnJ.cai Ability and Experience References These documents shall be afftxed with the signatures and Utles of the persons signing on bebalf of the bidder. For Cor- porations, the signatures of the President or Vice President and Secietary or Assistant Secretary are required and the Cor- porate Seal ShaH be atnxed to all dOcuments requiring signatures. In the case of a Partnership, the signature of at least one gt!neral partner is required. No bids will be accepted trom a Contractor who !las not been licensed in accordance with the provtslonsoiChapter 9, Division m of the Business and Professions' Code. The Contractor shall state his Ucense nwnber and classUleation In the Proposal. Plans and Contract Documents, ine ludlng Special Provisions, may be obtained at the PubUc Works Department, City Hall, Newport Beach, Cautornia, at no cost to Ucensedeontractors. A DOD-refundable charge of $2.00 will be required for each set of Plans and Contract Documents issued to others. It Is r equested that the PlansandContract DoeumeotsbereturDedwlttWr2 weeks after the bid opening. The City has adopted the Standard Speclf1catlons for Public Works Construcllon (1970 Edtuon and Supplements) as prepared by the~hern Callforoia Cbaptersoltbe American Public Wor ks Assoelation and tDe Associated General Contractors o.t America.. Copies may be obtained from BuUdlng News,lDc., 3055 D-rerla.Dd An., Los Angeles, Caut. 90034, (Z13) 870-9871 . 'A'::~-~.~~-"";and Mrs. Gerard Bastiaanse, 1521 Seacrest Or., COfODl del Mar, Giri--Mr. and Mrs. DennJ.s Rootes, 1974 Wallace, IE, c o. sta Mesa. Tbe City has adopted Standard Special Provlsloos and Standard Drawtnp. Copies of these are available at the Public Works Department at a cost of $2 .00 per set , Phic devices, ls belog assigned In accordance wtth the provis ions. of Article 2 C~ter 1 to Elmendorf AFB, Alaska, for Part 7 of the CaUiornta Labor Code (Sectioos 17'70 'et seq.), ~ duty with a unit of the U.S. Air City Counell of the City of Newport Beach has ascertained the Force security ser vice. geooral prevaiUng rate of per diem wages in the locality In ADULTS $2.00 JUNIORS $1.00 l ChUo-..-,n Miff •ioto ,_, • 11e1--me a-·-u.n_,,.ooe, -..n.J•cno."* ~ 5M011 t.U5....-ol'Ot -J .1. YiloCAllOfl ~AU.,.-01011 --WICWI4 MCOI.Hit rom"',_ u-m ....._. ClCIUWrt .. CM ~~U.Wt,lOUI ..utnt "~ an..t. -n. ~w.wn-non a-'Mla.?ll. UHLIHID 695 1 . 645 Shirts Pants T!HHIS DRISSIS • iltOI$- -TIHHil .. ORT$, SHIRT$- Is 95' • -·- • WEDNESDAY, NOV. 3 Twin glrls-·Mr. aoo Mrs. Ror~~.ld L. Kahler, 1905 Lanai Drive, Newport Beach. Boy--Mr. and Mrs. John M. Krq>, 2053 .A Wallace Avenue, Costa Mesa. Giri--Mr. and Mrs. Eric D. Wettoo, 423 HeUotrope, Corona del Mat. Glrl--Mr. and Mrs . Thomas M. Tahara, 2033 Port Cbelsea Place, Harbor View Homes. Girl--M:. and Mrs. Richard C. Fyke, 1845 Port Ashley Pl., Harbor VIew Homes. Glrl--Mr. and Mrs. William RJn.c. 2821 Setting S~om Drive, Harbor Vtew Hills. • THURSDAY, NOV. 4 Glrl·-Mr. and MTS. Timothy Ha1d1nger, 2212 HoUday Rd •• Baycrest. PI!HNSYLVAHIA· LINZA GRADUAl ES which the work Is to be performed for each craft, classification, Navy Seaman Apprentice or type of workman or mechanic oeeded to execute the contract Larr y Linza, son of Charles D. and has set forth these Items In Resolution No. 6982, adopted Ltnza of 3021 w. Coast Hwy., May 12, 1969. A copy of said r esolution is avaJlable in the ottlce Mariners MUe, has graduated of the City Clerk. All parties to the contract shall be governed from recruit train.ing at the by all provisions of the Calltornia Labor Code r elating to pre- Naval Training Center, Great vaiUng wage rates (Sections 1770-1781 inclusive). Lakes, Ill. He attended Long CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH, CALIFORNlA Beach City College. Laura Lagios, Ctt y Clerk Beach. Publish: Nov. 18, 1971, in the Newport Har bor Ensign. ' ' ' . ,... '~., ,.._~'t~'" " ""'' ....._, --- -• ............. leidy with ..... oupplios tMt tiax. W. IJM!OOd .. be.....t, ... -. So-u..u.a ap ldli- IIUPPii!o -ADd AI I I .. c=eh-IDcl..,.dle....., Alldc ........... af II I 1 .. ..,_ .. ,........,_ • • ~EWPORT HAROOR E~g GN THIJIISDAY, MOV. II, lt71 SE~D SECTlON --f'1te l __ ___;CO~.~ROII~AC!Dt:~L::~~AJI,~CAI.~i!!:F: TO CLEAN UP TH HOLIDAYS AND IF rnn· r&ln GlT YOUR DRAPES CLEAN YOU CAN WRING OUI NICKI I .. LlltiST = I I THE IUaEI Of THIS COUPON IS ENTITUD TO 1 0"-I OFF ANY otAmY nEANIIG OIDB. CAU M2-GJ10 1 Ol 540-1366 TO HAVE YOUR OlAPIIIIS I'ICQIJ .. "" I UIISTALLEil. LOAN OlAPES AVAU.E AY 110 CIIAKlj I sAvE 100/o OFF sAve I • OFFER GOOD ONLY UNTiL DEC.:....J....l971 .. ............... __ .. OUR EXaUStVE SERVIa l'tOflSSIONAl INST AUATIOII PROFESSIONAL IUMOVA1 UT COfT -TAU NIW DLVES w.-..._,.... Mioo<l;.. fltl l .... k l ............. _, tliw:rl•iiOOii"'' ... ._ 540-1366 642-0270 1702 NEWPORT IL YD. It 17th, Cosh Meu Nfii'OIIT HA-IOR fJUitJ. SEQJIIO IE C..,.., n , ... 4 Lll& •:YIICI <LIML.IIMICI LIM&. ..nc:1 -·v • lf11 '- 1 -•-lltU-t NOV. , rK:llJKIW 8 11MIN KA.IG r.IJIN ITATI OF ·-:~~;14 ..... 1o -JIIpoclllUH, drtNr ... WI-Yullor-IDIOIA0£1.11.\R, CAUF. • F-14111 ITATDIU'r PICIIIIO.:II --IWotl 1'111 COUNTY or CIIWIGI C.. ¢'1'1-lltliO 1010 PUt "-'• wtltlllt.U -.10, !111811 ~Pl., FICTrrJOIII 811111118S NAIIE Tllo lblloftor-ladollor ITATmmn llo. A-._7 ---tiOo .._ poHod lltllo--•-Alii. J-101, ~~-RolatU, STATBIDIIT '*"uu ..,,lit,-. tal Tllo....,...por_ladOU( 1101JCI Or IIEARD«l OF .., Cl¢!...., ao Oct-D; ca 4udlp.... ....u.-llt:.ua.llhla l ~T~ho~lo'.l~totr~~~!'.:-'1 l!ut l'llllltroll, CGD "-U: lllo-atlrAir--nnNlii 1'011'-TI OF ... 10 JIIO---• TIIURSDAY OCT II r-,. a e11or11 ol-1: u : -' c.-: D. K.'a-. '-"~ laf, ~DriJO.IIfW-W1Uo Aim FOR LETTERS -tllo eiii>IIIDI W. ccaol Darid Alas ju,.. .It ol4107 ·-!II IIIUI)UI; alae at-llalA stroll, SUia 1066 Jata Read, CGD .._ J0<t Boaoa, Clltl. -:Air-TISTAIIEIITARY llwJ •••• AI _._ t'IOO ~~--w~ y......:_.'a-·-• rostld "" -KtiiiJ Ana, Calllorala 91'101: ,_. c.-. toy L. ,__IIO!Gnlflllo O~b ~ JE~E c R'~ WGrttl Ill plutlc ...... Mol-;:-~';a:.; p~:. .. at Wood. to, ud A1thd Bn41Drd A, N11pat, S000 Noc1b MoiDIIJ..II 'NJ ......... t. blUe co. .. DrS", Newport Btl.cb, calli. PDCf D;e...;;-' · · "'•"' oo -IOU ClaluJ o.., Oe-lAO tab St., Aj)t. P-IOZ,Ne•-HorMTID, ~~. bollo !II tbo-An• ... Claremont, Calllonla, daelld Ill' a Callb-nla_.-9INO. . 110'11CE .tB HEREBY GIVEN •• -... --Oct-II -•~.... oo a eblr-of a<l*t .. • • · A ftlr CCIII't&lllod 91711 • lloo. This -Ia boise --T~' •••rL u HUMPHR"Y -~•• ~ ..... ~b -·-..-• •-t-000 ~loofr ~~ TblsbUatDuoiSbe'••.,.. s•~·.O.K.'o~liT,IIIC.,~~~-u•~-•oaL -~~~-• pt t~ C~~:: : ::.•::-u~..::~':.: ~~'~'Mafl:-;.u;, 711~ ductld bJ u lDdlriduaL-. a ~ ~ by: 5i;.d: au-;;i... 1'bomloo. :.!~of a.:.~ .!s~~ BMia AM , •• A. btcJc .. ftl,.. c.tw.r'p wert ROMid Robort Bo .. HIGtJDctOIII Betc.h,bttweealO:.S Slped: Thomu A. Nllpot. D. K. JOMI, pru, 1'bl1 *'tiDIDt Dled wttb tbl tutamlldlr)', reC.rtDCt to ..., II till .... bOriiUiald do II oiiW ~~-.. ,. Costa and 11 :45 p.m. Oct. 19; .,.._. Thlo atatemtot ftlod -.ttb tbo TbiJ 1111-lllod wttll tho e_, clork !II Orup Cooanty •hleb Ia --•-~ fllrtllor -· ftom tM pnct at tbt Cll.riae M~·· Robert ro:i: Ha~Uton ltft tbe coat oo a bar Jtool at couot;y clerk of Oranp Couaty COUIIly c1trk of Ora.Dp COtaDQ. oo: Oct, 18, lt71, bJ BeYtrb' tl Ja ";"' U:. tPI tl -.....,.. - Crwablt)' nltdlact, zm 20 _;camp P~leton· Frft-~ tbe Booa Dock rutaun.DI, a:u1 ~~r:N~ .. ~·:::2, 1971, bJ BeverlY oa: Oct. 10, Jt7l, bJ BtYtrl1 J. Maddox, cStputy coaatycltrt. P~'!... r:; ~~-, ~-•.memo ~, C.... I ...... ....__ • ua ....... ' ...... w c·--" u---"II d-uty coun ... clerk. J. -·· ·--··-r·. 5'1 .... o-..&11 ..... .. _ ... .., u.-.-, betweea 8 aDd E-·d SaDiry, 23, ol lOU W. • -wy,,-I • t -~~ .......-1 a • ow --JtorW-• v., •• 1171 Ill$ ··~ S"-•. .-.~ NoY. 4, 11, 18, 25, n.. ... u-•.· Oct. za, v..:.. •, 11, p.~ .. ~ .. H ... •, 11, 18, 25, -ODU.,,, ....... • • : a.m. Ht~~~. •--ta •-·, --• Bar.. • • • wreo eqlltpmtDt n-ruu ... ~ ow ...,....,.., ow at •·•• 1 m •-tlll -•-oom MOtmAY, OCT. 25 ~~ R;,.r;;~20~; Tus .. at $1,500 was burglarlMd From In the Newport Har!lOf' 18, 1871, Ia tbeNewportH&rbor U71, Ia the Newport Hubor of •D;.z.t~rst No. Thr~ of Rc..ld JobD Giord&Da, 24, ttn , • , Jotm Feraaodez Jr., the born! of Robert H. Graot, ·~~:,..,,-:---,-.,...,-::---Eaalp.. Euip:. aid court, at '100 ClYte Center :1.!~~ ~~LRI~C= ~C:.:'u!: c:as:a ar~::eds~ !2sin.U:i:1:X~~~~gthellleftL LIGAL MOnCI LIGAL M011CI LIGAL MOTICI ~~.~~~~nat.he City of Santa p,m, at Uod: ud Newport BIYd. 12:05 a.m. 'at 1400 W. Coast Auto acceseorles n.lllld at O~U>INANCE N0.1U2 lhall take effect 30 days after SUPERIOR COURT OF THE Dated October 26, 1971. lD Wtat Newport. oo a Cbulf Hwy., Mariners Mile, oa a $50 were stoleo from a car be· AN ORDINANCE OF THE the date of Its adoptioo, ud STATE OF CALIFORNIA FOR W. E. STJOHN, Cotmty Clerk. ot failure to a&lPIU • • • Boat. charce of drl•ing while tmder longing to Gerald G. Harsh-CITY COUNCIL OF THE prior to the exptratioa of 15 THE COUNTY OF ORANGE HARWOOD, SODEN & AD- lac tQulpmeat ftlued at $1,880 the illlluence of alcohol , , , buger • &SO Lido Park Dr., CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH days from the pu.sace thereof No. A-71044 KINSON, Attorneys for pet1- wu ltollll .b'om a boat be-Edward George Rocc~ 20 of Lido PeDlnsula, whi le It was MARINE PVT. George R. Par-AUTHORIZING AN AMEND-shall be published at least once NOTICE OF HEARING OF Uooer, 550 Newport Center loDctD& to Raymoo!l PoUqaln, 105 Main St., Apt. 209, 'aa1boa, parked at hlsresideDCebetween ker, 900 of Lt. Col. aDd Mrs. MENT TO THE CONTRACT ln tbe Newport Harbor EnsJgn, PETITION FOR PROBATE OF Drtve, Suite 434, Newport l3SS Bayside Dr., COJ'OM. del was arrested at riJs residence l j30 aDd 2 a.m., Oct. 30 · • • Georp B. Parker, 3407 Sea-BETWEEN THECITYCOUN-a newspaper otgeneralclrcula-WILL AND FOR LETTERS Beach, California 92660. Mhlar, wlhdlle lt '"!.......docked at on a charge of child beating Th.leves used heaY}' tools to cut ~~bas ~r:r~: du~e~ CIL AND THE BOARD OF Uon, pubUJbed and circulated In TESTAMENTARY Publlsb: Oct , 28, Nov. 4, 11, 5 res eoce · • • 'wublcycles .• , Jtwelty, cash and clothing, the chains holding four out-the Naval Air Teetmlcal Train-ADMINISTRATION OF THE the City of Newport Beach, aDd Estate of RUBY M. MITCH-1971, In the Newport Harbor and auto accessories, totahal-total nloe $715, were burg-board motors valued at $2,000, lng Center, Memphis, Tenn ., CALIFORNIA PUBUC EM-thenceforth and thereafter the ELL aka RUBY MITCHELL, Ensign. ue $375, were burglar!Md ftom larbed from the Daryl J Paul on the dock at Art's Landing, wbere he ·hopes-to enter p"llot PLOY E E S' RETIREMENT sam! shall be In lull Ioree and Deceased. --:._:..:_ _______ ~ the garage at the Edward W. realdeoce 7311 Seashor~ Dr 503 E. EdgeWllter, Batboa,dur-SYSTEM effect, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN LIGAL MOTICI ~•.;!...retsldSencho e, 215d Fe ... rn ~!.".! West NewPort, betweeo 1 and "4 Alng the nJ~t 1•11 Oct.t 30tt h • •1• ~:~~~Hr~f-:!:::e:tent~! The City Council of the CUy This Ordinance was lntro-That Joyce Shellenbarpr has FICTrriOLS Bl5INESS NAME ~-r res, ur ..... p m purse a..... s con ens, va-Marlne Corps Recruit Depot, of Newport Beach does orclal.D duced at a regular meeting of filed herein a petitloo tor pro-STATEMENT night. •' FRmAY OCT. 29 ued at $230, was stolen from San Diego then took adYanced as follows: the City Council of the City of bate of Will and lor Letters The following persons are • TUESDAY, OCT. 26 Wesley 'Edward· Pierce 24 a car belonging · to Carol Lee training f~r seYeral weeks at SECTION 1. That a.n amend-Newport Beach held on the 26tb Testamentary, reference to doing bu siness as: Tradewlnds Robert Richard Garrison, 22, of 1120 W Balboa Blvd 'Apt' Wendy, 1507 Warwick Ln., c p • re-ment to the Contract between day of October, 1971, and was which Is made for further par-Liquor, 671 0 w. Coa~ Highw ay, ol 4146 E. Coast Hwy., Corona 7 ea•~-· .... arrest~ ,··t 1.30· WestcUff, while It was parked amp endleton be1ore c t c Cit 1 dopted th 8th da r N t 1 d Highlands, was arrested at 1220 • -t so' 7 E "" . In the 700 block of Irvine Ave. celvtng hts latest orders. tbe I Y ouncll of the Yo a on e yo o-tlcula.rs, and that he t me an Newport Beach, Calif. 92660: p.m. a . Bay Ave., Sal-• NeWpOrt Beach and the Boud vember, 1971, by the following place of hearlng the same has Rufus Ray Lon~street, 7104 w. p.m. at 222 S. EucUd Ave., boa, on a charge of battery .. , Newport Heights, between l0:30 RECEIVES ""WINGS"' of Administration, Calitornia vote to wit: . been set tor December 2, 1971, Ocean Front, Newport Beach, Anaheim, 00 a charge of torr-RoaaJd Lee Wendt 26 of 1980 and 11 :15 a.m. Oct. 30, Coast Guard Petty Otn.cer PubUc Employees' Retirement AYES, COUNCILMEN : Kymla, .at 9:30a.m., ln the courtroom CaUl. 92660; Edward J. Ada ms , ery of a credit card··· Cur-16tb St., Apt. P-1'02, 'Newport • MONDAY, NOV, 1 Third Clas s Thomas J. Isley, SySi em Is hereby authorlud, Roprs, Hirth, Crout, Dostal, of Department No. 3 of said 11182 Fraley, Garden Grove, rency and checks totaling $1 97 Heights, wa s arrested at 2:15 Gary Wayne Quinlan, 23, of son of Mr. and Mrs . J . B. a copy of said amendmentbelng Parsons. court, at 700C1ytcCenterDriYe Calli. 92641. were burglarl:r.ed from the Sal-p.m. at h.ls residenc e on a 344 Via Lido Solid, Lido Is le, Isley of 285 Ogle, Costa Mesa, attached hereto, marked "Ex-NOES, COUNCILMEN : Nooe. West, in the City ot Saota Aoa, This business ts being con- boll home ofPeggyJ. McDougle, charge ot possession ol marl-was arrested at 1:30 a.m. at was awarded his aircrewman hlbit A," and by such reference ABSENT COUNCILMEN: Mcln-CaUiornla. ducted by a partner ship. 1007 E. Balboa 81Yd., between Juana for sale ... Deborah E. Bay Ave. and Palm St., Bal-wings during cerem:>nJes at the made a part hereof as thougfl nJs. Dated November 5, 1971. Signed : Rufus Ray Long- Oct. 22 and 25. Ann Koppe 19 ot 1438 8antiago boa, on a charge of driving coast Guard Alr Station San herein set out In full. A'ITEST: W, E.STJOHN,Cotmty Cierk. street. • WEDNESDAY, OCT. 27 Dr., Oov~; S~res, was arres -while under the Influence of Francisco. ' SEC TION 2. TheMayorolthe E. F. HJrth KEENE & OION, Attorneysat This statement filed with the Terry Anthony Green, 23, ted at 11 :15 p.m. at 32nd and alcohol··· Dean Everett Shipp, His "wings" represent the City of Ne wportBeachishereby Mayor ·Law, 620 Newport Center Dr., coW'lty clerk of Orange county or 4146 E. Coast Hwy., Corona Marcus, West Newport, on a 18• of 2752 BayshOre Dr., Bay completion of hours of study authorized, empowered, a.nddl-ATTEST: Suite 510, Newport Beach, Cat. on: NoY. 2, 1971, by Beverly Highlands, was arrested at 3;30 charge of possesslon or marl-Shores, was arrested at 2:30 and instruction In the satety reeled to eXec ute !aid amend-Laura Lagios llorDia 92660; 644-8181; At-J. Maddox, deputy county clerk, P~· at t1he1police sta1 lion on a fua.na ..• Thomas Lee Chaney, a .m. atha Basldet: ~~~ lsi~ techniques, operations and ment for and on behalf of said City Clerk torneys for: Petttiooer. Publlsh: NoY. 4, 11, t e, zs, c .... r ge 0 orgery 0 a credit 18, of 71 7 Orchid, Corona del 00 a c rge 0 0 ca ton emergency procedures aboard Agency. Publish: NoY. 18, 1971, In Publlsh: NoY.ll,l8,25,1971, 1971, In the Newport Harbor card · · · Tools valued at $262 Mar, was arrested at 7:30 p.m. public. Coast Guard aircraft. SECTION 3. This Ordinance The Newport Har~r Ensign. In the Newport Harbor Ensign. Ensign. were sto len from a truck be-at 1900 16th St., Newpo rt ------------------------------..:...:.:::;;; ______ _ Hei ghts, on a <harge ot pos------~~~-~HC!li!=E _______ LE_~~!:..~"!IC!'______ LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL MOTICE LIGAL MOTICI UGAL MOTICI l!GAL. ttOnC! session of mariJuana ... An NOTICE OF INTENTION TO electron.Jc calculator valued at ORD INANCE NO. 1403 the public street nearest and 45 gallons In capacity and 50 which may damage the collec-hoUrs and days of coUectloo a.ny purpose other than the ENGAGE lN THE SA LE OF $250 was stolen from a class-AN ORDlNANCE OF THE parallel to the ocean and all pounds in weight, including con-Uon lll"a""Cbf'nery such as large a.nd he may change the same as authorl.t.ed placing of refuse and ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES room at Corona del M.tr high CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH the shore of the harbor, and tent s. Containers shall be con· pieces of metal, machine parts, he deems necessary, and shall garba.p therein by the ge neral November 8,1971 scllool, 21 01 EastbluU Dr., AM ENDrNG CHAPTER 6,04 any bay or channel In the City structed of metal, plastic or logs, and tree stumps. Sod and giYe notice of such routes, pubUc. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN : East Blutf, between 10 a.m. and OF THE NEWPORT BEACH of Newport Beach. other watertight material; shall bulldlnc scraps aa explained in hours, days and chanps as 6.04.210 Pro hI b 1t e d Dis- Subject to issuance of the nooo ... Stereo equ ipment M"JNICIPAL CODE, EN-6,04,050 Nuisance Declared, be equipped with handles and a Section 6.04.180 may be re-seems adYisable. posal. (a) On Another's Prop- license applied lor, notice is aoo rugs valued at $360 were TIT LED "GARBAGE, RE-The accumulation and existence cove r sutrlclent to preYeotodor fused at the di scretion of the (b) Establish rules and regu-erty; No persoo shall tttrow, hereby gi ven that the under-burglati:r.ed from the apartment F"USE AND CUTTINGS " ot garbage, refuse or cuttings lrom escaping the contuner, collector. lations consistent with this deposit or leaYe any r efuse,. signed proposes to sell a leo-of Ronald Lee WeOOt, 1980 16th The City Council of the City on any private premises, on, rues and other insects from 6.04.130 Fish and Fish Pro-Chapter conrnlngstorace, col-garbage or cuttings, or who hollc beYera ge s at the prem-St., Apt. p -102, Newport of Newport Beach does orda.in in, or lt)On Illy beach, street. reaching or comlncln contact ducts. Each wholesale and retail tection and disposition of gar-being In possession and control lses, described as follows: 800 Heights, about 1 ;OS p.m . as follows: alley or other public place with-with p rbage, the contents from fish business, fish presenlng bage, refUse and cuttings, in-ol any refuse, garbage or cut- West Coast Highway, Newport • SATURDAY OCT 30 SECTION 1. Chapter 6.04 ol in the City ~Y be declared to being blown away, and raln plant, llsh cold storage plant, cJu:Uog tbe determination of ttogs, permit them to be tllrown, Beach (IN), Dati M • M · 63 or the Newport Be-.t.ch Municipal be a nuisance. No person who from entering such container. flsh market, and each busizaess standards and speclftcaUons tor deposited or ten on the property Pursuant to such intention, 32 F en~nt · u:e~:~k ~as Code is amended to read: owns, controls or occupies any Said container sball be tapered dealing lD ftsb or tlsbprodoets, approved cootatners and the or premises ol another located the W¥1ersigned 1.& applying to rem • ' "CHAPTE R s 04 pr emises in the City shall lor easy em,tying, wUh the •n cttiiiPOIM ot, promptly and placement of tQn&a..loers. The in theCitywllhoutthFitnowledge the Department of Alcoholic arrested at 10:45 p.m. at Lido GARBAGE REFUSE AND CUT cause, permit or allow a.ny diameter of the bottom of the ln a sanitary and clean manner, rules may permit special con .. and prior permissiOn o( the Beverap Control for Issuance Park, east of La.byette, on a TINGS ' -such nuisance to exist thereon. contalner lessthanthedlameter and at its sole cost and ex-talners or btns when the qua.n-owner thereof. by transfer of an alcohollcbeY· charge of intoxication In pub-Sections· 6.04.060 Disposal on Public of the top, but such difference pense, all garl».ce accwnula. Uty or thenatureotthematertal (b) On Own Property: No erage Uceose (or licenses) for Uc • · · Jack Steven Am.idor, 6,04,010. Garbage Defi ned . Property Prohibited, No per-not exceeding five (5) tnches.ln Uons in reference to Us re-to be collected so requires, owner of real property sha ll these pre mises as follows: ON-22, of 506 E, Ocean Ft., Apt, 6.04,020 Refuse Defined. son shall throw, deposit or leave place ofthe contal~~ers specUJ.ed spectlve business, and at all (c) Establish additional rules tttrow, deposit or leave, or SALE BEER & WlNE (BONA C, Balboa, was arrested at 6.04.030 c uttings Defined. any refuse, garba ge or cutt lngs, h~retn, prblp, retuseandcut-tlm~s keep Its respectiYe bus-and regulations consistent with knowingly permit another to FlOE PUBLIC EATING 5:30 p.m. at the Balboa park-6.04.040 Bea ch Delined. or, being in possession and tlngs m11 y be placed for collec-loess premises in a sanitary thls Chapter as may be nee. throw, deposit or leave, refuse, PLACE}. ing lot on a charge of reckless 6.04.050 Nuisance Declared. control of any refuse, g;;>.rbage tion In sturdy, grease-rests-manner tree of garbage ac-essary, reasooable and proper garbap or cuttin gs on such real An yone desiring to protest LEGAL MOT1CE 6.04,060 Disposal on Public or cuttings, shall permit the tant, waterproofoon-returnable cumulations and refUse, and to errectthesanitary,expedlent, property, nor shall he tall, th e Issuance of such llceose(s) Property Prohibit-same to be thrown, deposited, bags which ar e spectncally de-shall at all times preYeot any economical and etrlcient collec-neglect or refuse to wholly re - may tile a verified protest at F-14113 ed. or ten In or upon any street, s igned for gartB p and refuse odor or smell from escaping tlon, removal and disposal of move the mtrom suchrealprop- any office of the Department FICTITIOI.S BUSINESS NA ME 6.04.070 HauUng Restricted pubUc beach or other publtc disposal; said bu.CS must be from Its respective business garbage, refuse and cutUogs. erty, within three (3) da ys alter of Alcoholic Beverages Con-STATEMENT to Contract Agents place, or on the shore, or In securely tied to preveot spll-premises and shall also ex-6.04.170 Costs Defrayed receipt or written notice by the trot, or by mail to the Depart-The following person Is doing and City Em-the waters of NewportBay wlth-lage. elude all rues and other ln-from Ad Valorem Tu:ReYenue. General Services Director so ment of Alcohollc Beveraces business as: Yarn-N-StuU, 2731 ployees, in the City. The use of oil drums as gar-sects from reaching or c.omlng The cost andeJPeflSE!ofcollect-to do. Control, 1215 0 Street, Sacra-E. Coast Hwy., Corona del Mar. 6.04.080 Responsibilit y tor 6.04.070 Ha uling Restricted be.ge and r efuse containers Is 1n contact with refuse or gar. Lor, haullne away and disposal (c) By Tenants: No owner of mento, CaWoroia 95814, so as 926.25: Betty Jane Wickstrom , Pr oviding Contain-to Contract Agents and City prohibited. bage accumulations from Us of garbage, refuse and cuttings, real property located In the to be receiYed within 30 days of 20522 Salt Air Cir cle, Hunting-ers. Employees. No person other 6.04.100 C ut t 1 n gs. Tree respectiYe busi.Dess premises. as those terms are deltoed by City shall knowingly permit or the date the proposed premises too Beach, 92646. 6.04.090 Garbap and Refuse tha.n contract apnts or em-limbs, branches, hedge cut-6.04.140 Accum ·Jiatlon Lim-Sectioas 6.04,010, 6.04.020 and cotmtenance hts tenants While were first posted, stating This business Is belng con-Cootalner Require-ployees of the City or a sani . tings, and similar materials ltaUoo. No person who o1rflS, 6,04,0SO, shall be defrayed ex-in occupation of such real pro- grounds tor denial as proYided ducted by an lndtvldua l. ments. tary district acting in the scope may also be disposed of by cootrols or OCC!41les anyprem. clusluly from the ad valorem perty to throw, deposit or leave by law . The premises are now Signed: J, Wickstrom . 6.04.100 c uttings. of their agency or employment, placing them In refuse con-lses sllall permit garbage to tax rennues of the City ol any refuse, garba.ge or cuttlncs Ucensed forthesaleofalcohoHc This statement fil ed with the G.04.ll 0 Contents of Con-and private collectors having a talners In such manner that accumulate tor a period In ex-Newport Beach. upon the property or premises beverages. The form of vertn-county clerk of Ora.nge County talners. license to do so trom the City, the Ud can be secured and the cess of one calendar week, or 6,04.180 RemoYal of Build-of another· cation may be obtained from on: Nov. 2, 1971, by Beverly 6.04.120 Prohibited MaterJ. shall remove trom a.ny placeor contents may be readily emp-retuseorcuttlnp:toaccumulate inC: Scraps. AU owners, con-6.04.220 Persons Required any office ol the Department. J. Maddox, deputy county clerk.. als. premises In the City or trans-tied. Said materials may also tor a period in excess ol ooe tractors and builders of struc-to Clean Sidewalks. The oc- MANA VI, Bahram Publish: Nov. 4, 11, 18, 25, 6.04.130 Fish and F"lsh Pro-port over the public streets be placed on the cround at the caleodar month, or tall, refUse tures 51\all, \C)On the comple~ cupant or tenant, or In the ab- Publlsh: Nov. 18, 1971 , In the 1971, to the Newport Harbor ducts. thereof any garbage, retuse or collection place U they are or nerlect toplacesuchgarl:ll.ge uon or demoUtloo of any such seoce of an occupant or tenant, Newport Harbor Ensign. Ensign. 6.04.140 Accumulation Lim-ctrtUngs . This section does oot securely tied wUh cord into and such refuse andcuttillptor structure, gather 141 and haul the owner, lessee, or proprietor Jtatlon. prevent the following: (a) A bwxlles tour (4) teet or less 1n coUecttoo 1tl accorda.oce with away, at their sole cost and of any real estate In this City L!GAL NOnCE· l!GAL ttOnCI 6,04.150 Storap and Place-person from gathering andre. lenctJI, eighteen (18} lnches or scbeclllles establlsbed therefor, expense, aU refuse of eYery in front ol which t here Is a. ORDINANCE NO. 1410 prlma.rlly as children's play-ment of Contalners movlng refuse or cuttings from less ln diameter, and not more the provisions ol the Chapter, natlll'e, description or kind, paYed sidewalk shaU cause said AN ORDINANCE OF THE grotmds, Ln the City of Newport for Co llection, premises as a result of CQD.-than 50 poUDds In welcM. In &.Dd rilles and replatioos es-which has resulted fl-om the sidewalk to be swept or other - CIT Y OF NEWPORT BEAC H Beach, 6.04.160 Administration ot structton, landscaping or gar. addiUon, said materials may tabUshed purs-.nt thereto. building or demolltloo of the wise cleaned as frequently as AMENDlNG SECTION 7.04.-The prohibitions contained In Collectton Service. deDlnc sentces when the same be placed In cardboard car-6.04.150 Storage ud Place-structure, Including all lumber necessary to maintain said 030 RELATING TO PR O-this Section shall not beapp!Jc. 6,04.170 Costs Defrayed has not been set out tor collet -tons which are not longer than ment of ContatDers lor Collec-Kf&IIS, sbineles, plaster, sidewalks reasooably tree of fiiBlTING OOGS OR ANY able to does while they are en-from Ad Va5orem Uon by the City, the district or tour (4) teet and wh.lch do oot Uon. Contatneu, except wbea brlc.ll:, ttooe, coocreteandother leans, dirt, paper, Utter or OTH ER ANTMALS ON ALL rolled and partlcipltlng 1tl Tu: Revenue. a private collector; (b)aperson have a loaded wel.gbt exceeding placed out for collection, or bulldlll( material, am shall rubbish of any kind, Sweepings PUBLIC BEACHES AND obedience classes sponsored by 6.04.180 RemoYal of New from remoYing garbage, refUse 50 potmds, and such cartooa ltored in aUeys, shall be stored place tht lot aDd an nearby from aid sldewa.Uc shall not be PAR KS the Recreation Department of Building Scraps. or cutti.Dp which han beeD will be collected wtth the coo-out of publlc vi" trom any premlaea uUUzed iD SIICh con .. swept, or othtrWide made or The Ci ty Council of the City the City, or 1t1 City-authorized 6.0-4.1 90 Publlc Refuse Coo-generated on premises owned tents. street, WheD compl.Luce wltll ltructloa. Ia a alptly CODd.ltloa, allowtd to co Into the street or of Newport Beach does ordain do& shows; or to any guide cloc talners . or cootrolled by him; or (c) 6.04.110 Contents of Coo~ this requiremeat ll dllermlDed 6.04.1g() PubUe Rtfbee Coo-cutter. but shall be disposed of a.s folklws: while btlog IISed by a blind 6,04,200 Tampering with the Immediate removal by any taioers. Contents of contaiaers DOt to be le&JiblebJ'theGaaeral taiolrl. The City Jiar:llpr or by belAc placed In a refuse con. SECTION 1. Section 7.04.030 per eon; or to any do g beiDg PubUc RefUse Coo· perJOD of prbage, refYSe or shall be limited to prblp, Sen1ces Dlrtetor, be may crut detlpated repreteDtaJ.lft shall tainer-by tbe per80G responsible ol the Newport Beach MUftJcl.pal tra.J.Ded to be a guide dog tor talners . cllttlnp which are found by the retu&t, ud catunp as deflDid a H'IOC&b&t exceptioa. Ia writ-procure, place an:J malDta1D at l)r tbt c1eruillDen olatdslcii- Cod e Is amended to read; tiM bUDd under a recogn.iud 6.04.Z10 Prohlbtted Dlspo-Health Officer, Geoeral Ser-1.D SteUoos 6,04,010, 6.04.010, lflc. CoDtaiDirs 8ball bt pl&ce&S tultable plaeta oa c.ertaln bu. walk. ''7.04.030 Prohibited on Pub~ proifam tor such training, pro· sal. vices Director, Fire Marshal aDd 6,04,0SO btrein, tJCII)t u tor eolltc.tlon 1D t. 1ocat1oa. lHA atdnalkl. tbt pubUc 6,04,230 Burylng of Gl.rbtge Uc Beaches and Parks. Ourln&' Ylded that the dog Is on leash, 6,04,220 Persons Required or Community DeulopmentDt-q.,.Ufted to the extent let lol'th 1111ly acc.ullblt to tbt rtfUI bll.c.bts, plel'l aM bay and a.nd RefiiR Prohibited. No per. the period trom June 15 to carries clearly Ylslble ideotlft-to Clean Sidewalkl. putmeat DfrKtor to coostltute 1n this sectlon: col** on the .Uttt lldt ot oeeu frOIIl atrMt Mdt a At-.ua au dltPOH of, or attempt September 15, no peraoo ha.v-eauoa, &Dd the person t.n charge 6.04.230 Burytnc ot Gubap a Dl:llADCe or a danger to the (a) Garbap: Food wute or aldtwl.lkl, lA tbe partway,« lA tlctelt aamblr o1 reflalt coo. to d1JI)Ose ot any rtt.e or inr the care, clla.rp or cootrol bas an otncial ideatutcaUoo and RefUse Prohlb· pabUc health, safety or pneraJ animal recumullbeth«OIIftt7 drlvtftJI DOt to tbt carb. taJMra to reeti•t uc1 bold rt. p.rbap by burylnr U ID or ot any dog or pet or dome Itt.. eard 1Nued lor s~aeh purposes. •• Ued. wella.rt, c:tnlDid t.Dtl aecartlJ' wrapptd 1o CootaJn«s ... u DOt bt p1&cld ~-ud p..rt11p paentec~ by UllderDIItb tbe surface of the cated or wUd animal, or rtP-SECTION 2. Tb.ls ordlnaoce 6.04.010 Gubace O:JtlDtd. 6,04,010 RespoulbtUty lor prtwnt lakaet, odor, aDCI &e· lD tbt raau or ttrMt. W... a. ......... peucatU...Ioea. tu'th." tile, shall permit or allow aay sbaD be pubtlshed ooce In the The term 'prbace' lhalii'DIU Prcwtdtq CODta.IDtrs. E.-ery ceu to tUu ud aa.lmaJ.; U.. prtmJMI abat~ualliJ, tto._ Oec..U of r..asnc.. SECTJO~ I . Thla ordllluce such dor or otber animal to bt. official oewapaper of the City, aDd taclude all animal ud vq-owoer, oc.c.~, manacer or (b) RetuH: F•tbtrs aDd eoeDI•s IIIIIU be placed b' &IIi t.PI 'II WMiflb...U lball bt publ11bed oact Ia the aDder any elieumlt&Acu or ud tbe same shall be etrecti.-e etab)t refuse lneideat to pre-per.aa in coatrol ot tbt prem-uhn mutt be daq)IDid &lid coUecUoa at or Mil to tbl are ~ trom •lac lltCb ot.rlcl&l ... IJIIPI:r of tilt City, eODdltlou, on or IIPOGUJOC .. 10 daya after the date of tta pa.ratloD or bul:fliDJ ol bel. ,.., ot &DJ dwelllDr 1a1t or MC•tlJ wrawtd, ~ ftC.1IIIIID UCHRJ ~ 11M Ill tbt PlbUC CW!biM'I b' miPO"I ud tM .,.. •u be tfrt<:tl•t b'OIIIt beacb, ocean ttaat aide· adoption. 6.04.0ZO Rehalt OtflDid. Tbt .ttl, or ot 1.DJ place of bul· e.....,. IWtCIInP mul bt ... aU.,, bat 1a • cue llab tbt of ,..,_., IU'lap and eatUsrc:l SO d&J• after thl dale ot lt.. wa.Jt. bay front btacb, or Pll»· Thll or<Unaoce was lntro. term 'refue' •u meu tad iDeA or lDI:IItUUoa wtthlll tbe cwtl.)' wr&IIPfd, HtwJPII)elrl coete_.l oblbwc.t U1 N• ...... llthtlrhollllatktlor tdaDUoa.. Uc parka which are utd prl-. daced II: a replar maetlnr of include rattlld aadtruhiiCh City wtter• prl:ll.paadrtfue udm&psfDiamaybtplactd• Walartn."ltbrCJIIItltM.U.,. plae•ol...,n•.'l'bltr...at Thla ordllllace wu llllro- marlly u chlktrta'l play-tbt City COUDCil ol the City of u paper, nc, ea..nblu'd, fiber, aecumalatN, ... u pro.kte 01" tH lfOIDd lor co~ U C ... 'WI .-D bt ,_.., tDr 8w'rtc. Dl.ndDr' •u at tU 4Deed at a ncaJar mtd'IC ot cr-eta. lo tbe City ot Newport ll._rt Booeh held ee the Utll mll&l, alua. eartoo, --· .,... to bo P<091dld a nf-..... ,IJ tlld Ia _,.. oa4 to col-Ill' 1:GO ..,., oe CCI· umn...., poblle -1-•111 t11o CltJ c_.u ot u.o CltJ ot 800dt. claJ !II Octoblr, 1171, aDd W'U bol, boltlo or )U, 1101-ftelool -ol-1-110 UCOIC1 50 ..,-Ill •ot&IIL -claJO. "" Ill ll<lor a •-ud lllclill7 < --II-Booeh llolll• tllollll llwlat U.. periOd-Sop-·-ee tho •• day ot llo-artlcloo.,. lllllertata otulml---aU r-ud (e) Cwltlop: Gnu, troo, tal 1:00 p.-. tiOo diJ -ud Ia """ ...... ud ropllr1 cla1 !II OcloWr, 1111, Ud wu t-"to J-15, .,,.._ ·-·· 1971, bflhltollolriJI( 1t.r -· _..u,_ ...-.. ace--ca u..-u11-.. an.m~op. -.. ... -claJ.Cao-,..,ldod taot U.Oilllonotu.o .,.... ... tile • c1a1 "llo- -llllf'l.ll tbecar•,dllrllor vote.towU: ae houtbold or b:Mfllfl r• .. pnal ... bttw .. ool.leetiM. IMf'lll Ud...S.•IItbt...._ t:IIMn ....U tle ,....,ldtraa a..aJ .. ,kw Dtr'tdol to, .... , 11'11, bftlle*»OOWIDr =ot~-:..~ ..... ':: ~.c~:;,~.:: =-~: '":.04.010 Calllap -. =-~=;"o.";!'"&:: ~oo':" oil -Ia-:.~..::.:.,": = ':.r:.*bo~-.; l~t!s,\.~tin.cru.Ell : K1111la, .-.., -dot or -..,__ no torao 'ealllap' ...u ... -...Ubopt~-u,ro,.,,.. t.N.IJO Prr'PMad -· oo--'.00 ua. ot t11o ·r 1 ..., .. ,._..,_ ._., 8lra, c~ Della~ -I Ia .... -.., <lr-IIOD, COitNCllM&N: 11-. ud loc-lrlllualap ,._ -llr Ploridlllc ........ ad alo. Tllolollollloc... lololtl c1aJ----tlloll -ollliiiCadl. Paro• • .-olazk"w ca S-,oz0< AIIIMT, COUII<:ILIIEN: Me-tt-or atlrotllz, PITTII,..---·llld-lllzllllon ,._..., 111-llloolllr t.IIUIO ~ !II a.N.IiiO 1'zapnlzrwiU IIOII;COOIICIUIQa-. -.., ---0< lzzlo. •'""-0< r-0< Az-toe zo, lao -!IIIIo--ool-: Aaa· II... PI-~ loltlooi. no Cllr --C I 1 110. 11o A.uT COUNCILIIEII: tlle-MIM ~ Jtt •• Weow E,F'.Rlttll canted llnDCb& ~ _. ... *11...-wla .. n-....... ; It tJIIJ Wllttl; :'?P7W Nd& IJfniM-........ rtEJft, wll£111£1111. E.P IBrtli az -. o1 -z.& IIPIU ... ,.. piZzll, • .... • liz alllill--•-Ia; pollllllllor\ -. -_ ... -n hi I I tiOo -o A 1b .., -1 MzJW I:GI ..... -o• Wlolz ANal a t.H.OII--. Tllo loIN (l)di,._I'OOIIYiaa 1101 nS 2--. ~ JIM'I' IE II IMI Cllilnt ... -..................... A'NIITa ••«a' llJf' r411 tiE., .. a....a...,.._ ttn1 "-dd' JlaD-... ..elel••dl. *1111ir••d._.._...._. ••::l••• • .,.,, _,.,, 2 ,,., .. a..al .._....,... Clll c 0 ... --CIJCIJrl .l8clllll aD tile .... " .. UUIOGu'tlalt.udll.tflie ••••• ,, ...... .....,..... .... .. M ......... Dlrlh&, • ..., CIIJCIII' -liir eoil trC s..... PSI ... 1101, It, lt?l, Ia ._ Oeaol iJiol c -IJ C IIIII i b AIJ--... loo lzrlt .. 1'7___ ........... M P ......... 1101, I' 1111, Ill .......... ..._ ..... ftl .... t 111rt10r 'Mp ot .. -..... ., .,_ fl-e 1 t• *II M1~~e .... tM ....... 5\ Ill w (ali*WO .. r..-. ..,, __ _, Ill' 'he •spat 11Uf11r ...... • ,, I l l Irvine nantes controlt. NEWPORT HARBOR EN~GN SECQ!!O SEC11QI! --Put ! lHUIISOAY, NOV, II, "71 OORQI!A OEL ~AR, CAU F. Ill' II.UTMAN ICO • 1170 'MIWPORT COSTA1415A • R<l>trt D. Ryu bu- •JMd diYI.IlOO&l coatrol._ at lbe lniDt Co-.,, acecrdlq IO ..._, E, Eborlillc, Yleo- ~rttJdtat of flauce. Mr. Ryan. 38, tau beta u l.utructor ot flna.oce aDd eeo- DOmlcl OD the ltaff of UCLA eztea.aloo tor the l*lf 5 Ylllrl, Ud ClltreoUy l.utructs a el&u in ft.Dioce at UCL He ftl ~reYloUIIy Ull ... ot to the dtreetoroffltcalaoatysta at M.\!Orooaell Douelu A.tro- u.utlc• aod a ttnandal a.aal71l at PhUco.Ford. He wu al.o a l)'llems analyst wtth the Pura Corporattoa. IMLTZ MORWA.RIEf 1741 SUPERIOR AV!. COSTA MESA ~ldway b-242• SCOTT MERRI'M', at left, and Tim O'Neil are shown here with tbe 3 tropbtel woo by the Oranp Coast Collep crew last July In Dublln, Ireland. OCC won the 8-outd, 4-oued, Ud palr...oued ehampiOAShips at Dublin. The trophies are now oo dlaptay at the Imperla.l SaYiDp office, 550 Newport Center Drive, Newport Center. (McNaUy photo.) He served 10 years lD tbe U.S. Army. He OOids a matten decree in tl.Da.nce from Weml)lltl State UalversJty, and tu mem- ber of the Plannt.ne Ezec1Kht1 lutttute. He a.od his wtte. Har- iette, and their 5 ctllldten re- side In Hunttngtoo Beach. 3520 E. COAST llfWAY CO-A DEL MAR ORiole 3-9450 Volunteer action report s•u 1942 Tbe · Volwdeer Bureau of who meet on Tuesday alter- Sooth Orange County, a vol-noons. Also needed at the Hos-'-====;:====== UDtary aetJoa center, Is avail-pttal are a square daoce teach-.• , n. ..... able as a c learlDg bouse for er , someone to gather news •olunteer )ob6 1D the com. items and compile a newsletter mUDJ.ty, Call them at 642~0963 for the Adult Social ~nklp. any week day trom 8:SO a.m. to ment Program, someooe with 1 p.m. for he_, In locating just an aptitude for tl.gures to k>C the rl~ Yohmteer job for you. and report on the many vol- '~~~~~=~;;;:g~ More volunteer drivers are unteer hours donated to Fair-Deeded to till out a roster of vtew, and someone to check people who may be called when tn Items which ~.ve been do- MARRIAGE P ROIL EMS? someone without transportation na ted to the hospital and arrange FREE CHRISTIAN RE-requires a special medical ex. these for easy avatiabUHy 1n FERRAL SERVICE--Mar-amiDation or a series ot treat-the stor eroom . Cilll Enid Latb - rtap Counselors, Law-meats at one of the medical rop at 545-9331. yers, Psycholoelsts, Psy-centers. Contact Janet Saleba The Boy's Club of the Harbor cbia.trists, Pb)'slclans. at 642-0963. Area needs basketball coaches 5-48-U37 AD assistant Girl Scout leader In order to help In their oewly Anytime Is needed at FairYiew State for med Upper Branch basket- ";;;;:;;;:;:;;;:;;;;;;;:;:;;;:;;;:;;;~H:osp=l~la~l~~~or~a ~lr~ooo:,~or~2~5~!1~r~ls ba U programs. Contact Die k RoiO at 642-8372, DR . JAMES 0. COMBS TEACH ES AND PREACH ES T HE BIBLE AS GOD'S WORD ADULT II BL E CLASS AT 9,45 A.M . EVANGELISTIC SERVICES, 11 A.M. & 7 P.M. First Baptist Church AND DAY SCHOOL, K -8TH GRADE SAHTA AHA AVE . at MAGNOLIA, COSTA MESA INDEPENDENT, PUNDAMENTAL, MISSIONARY Not Al/iU•t~d witb NtltiottG J. Couci/ of Chrcbu FIRST OIURCH OF LUTHERAN CHURCH OIRIST,.SCIEI'<TIST OF THE MASTER 3303 Vla Liclo Lu...,._ O.liti'Cih tn .AIMria Newpon ac.ch 2100 hdfic VMw Or. t SUNbAY SOIOOL CoraM dlf Mar, Cllftf. 9 .... ••4 101!0 SUNDAY SERVICES DR. WILLIAM R. ELLER 9 .... •alii tCh!O .... Phone: 644-2664 WEDNESDAY EVENING 9:00A.M. family Worship MEETING 8 p .. m.III O:OO A.M.· Church school READING ROOM I :00 A.M.· Festive Wonhip Wnk clay•: 9 a.rn .. S p.m. NURSERY PROVIDED Wednnday: 9 a.m .. 7:-4S P·''·l'---------....1 Tue.day and friday: 9 a.m.· 5 p.m.; 7-9 p.m. Sunday : 1 p.m.· -4 p.m. SEOOND OlUilCH OF OIRIST. SCIEI'<TIST Newport &each at Corona clel Mar ·3100 Pacifk View Or. SUNDAY SOIOOL 10 a.m. SUNDAY SERVICE llh.m. WEDNESDAY EVENING Jleadinalloom: I P·•· · · _.a r.. C.aetRwy. Eauaac:e .. ! .. rd•H• Mon.-Fri.: tO e.m. to S p.m. Tllond.y noeninc*: 7 to 9 S.t.: 10 a.m.. to -4 p.m. You are cord&.Uy inYired co encnd Ouuc.. ScrYice:t and to utot the ' koorn. 3262 Br...t SIIWI N.,.,.,n H._,tl A Fru a"d l"dttpc"d.,tt Co"t'•t•tio"•' Christio" C'-Nrch REV. NORMA("' BROWN MINISTER SUNDAY SERVICE AND CHUROi SOIOOL AT 10100 A.M. Nwrsvy CIUft proviJitd PHONE• 641-2740 Central Bible Church URD ST. ot ORAMGI, COSTAI41UA -~1-5303 ... llaMol ........... 1:00 ... 10:10 .... ... .., ·-· ........ ' ..• ' ... ' . ,:00 •.•. ._...,: 811111• .............. ..;; '1:00 •·•· ........ , .. ,, .................... .., FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH -. ........ -..... A HEW CHURCH WILCO'MES YOU 'THE fltEV. DON 1,.., IN OLE, PASTOR .IUMDAY ICIIOOL •••• • ,. .. ,_., ..... ITUOY .......... , ...... ,,... "., ...... ... D1 rhlt F1 n111t lelt a.. II JOHN R. DAVIES m, SON OF John R. Davies Jr. and Betty Davies of Newport Beach, has been elected "best all uound boy" by the students of Dallas .-\cademy In Texas. He was also the first runner-~lntheselec tlon of "Lightning Bolt King," top fav orite sludeflt. OR. BROWH Ht.MEO Dr. Geor ge w. BrownofNew- port Beach, deln ol the UC I gr ad uate schOol of adm:nlstra- tlon, has beef\ elected a trustee of Educom, the lnterWliversJty communlcatloos cotmcll. Educom Is a 1"100-Prortt con- sortium of 114 Wl\versltles and colleges working cooperatively to advance the use of com- puter and communications technology In higher education. The or pn1utloo also conducts and coordinates ,Pint research and development projects In- volvin g computer technology. TEXTBOOK REVIEW Dr. George 0. Roberts of Irvine, director of the program in comparative culture at UCl, has been appointed by the Slate Boa rd of Education to serve on the social sciences textbook r eview task force ol the state currlcul~ commlssloo. Tbe task force, now holctlngaserles of weekend meetings, Is enl- ua.Ung proposed social scleoces textbooks for grades 5 throllefl 8 to determine U they meet state requirements for portray- In& correctly the role aDd COD· trlbuUons of ethnic minorities In the state a.Dd Batloa. COIJift&ll III.M. .V. 1-.a. CICIIIIIIIIIIa• =~:.~r~: ,_.,. .• ... ... , "'lez>il•e .. 0.. •• rlfwtl,.,.. .. I ................ =. p 'I , ....... t:£• r: ...,,..~•• as ~ ...... I ... :':t-wrf' ....... !t%.,..-:!Z.: ... -=..·.= ·----.... :. ...... , ... nt-WU (1'0U. PMIM P.oM lli+ii'IIT liAr• a AIIIA) -. WATT HOGSETT, lludeot body president at Newport Harbor higb school, aDd Ma.rpret Hlrata canseeNaocyWolte oo the screen as they talk toherbyptcturephone. This see-as-you- talk telephODe of the future Is one of the hlghUghts of tbe modern commW\J.catlona fair being hekl today, Nov. l8,1n the girls' gym at the selk:lol. Theall-dayevent,presented ))lntly by the Newport Mesa schOol di strict an1 Paciftc TelephOoe, features more than 30 working exhibits. The public can attend the free presentatlontrom4tol0p.m. (Nortoo photo,) DISCOUNT PRICES ON CARPET Cl tAiliNG DIMMITT ()«!!:; ·-~·,., ....... ... ,.. ..... • ..... "" • •• ' .. ""· ,. - f . ~ ~ ~ 4 ROIIRT RYAH House design award given 'Tbe reacs-ce-retreat ofMr. and. Yrs. Raney Sacks won tbe oo.Jy slngle t.lmJly residential anrd 1D the Orange County A.LA. desip awards program. Roo Yeo, A.LA. ofCoronadel War, dealped theWllquestruc- ture located ln the edge of a macestic oak grove In remote Trabuco Canyon. The baste 1bell was designed so that used materials 'X)uld be Incorporated lnto tbe but kUng. The structlU'e 1.s ~ in the tree tops •lth discarded uttUty poles, where tbere Is a vtsuallnter- a.cUOn between the Interior JPI.ee& aod the blrd envtronmeilt ln tbe treetops. Haney Sacks Is assocl.ate professor of anthropology aod ~lo)oc at oct. Roo Yeo !las received many otber deslp awuds and his "Hall Tree House" In Corona del War Is the :mly Orange County residence to receive u: A.LA.-Sunset western hom~ award. The Laguna Beach resi- dence tor UCJ Professor Jack otglns and famlly recently was hOoored by the Amertc.an ln- sut.-e of Interiors D!slgners tor outstaodlng deste:n. Painting & Decorating IC~HS~D. IHSUIIIEO * GEHE.AL COHTRACTIN•cll Damato& 842-1677 If No .... _ 540-1743 .,., .... , ONE HOUR CLEANERS COIIONA DEL MAll 2939 E. COAST HIGHWAY AT IRIS 675-3306 Call these merchants for the best I I o 1n serv1ce F FOil ALL OCCASIONS DeM•rl Tosh FLORISTS I'HOIIII• -..c7l 2431Nas part~ c..- • Food to Go ._.._ FRIED CHICKEH 64Ss!990 1 hOG o\.M. ,. t oGO I'.M. Do\ll T ClOUD TUUDA.Y ~91 E. 11TH STREET (AT SANTA ANA AVf.) COSTA MESA ' Hearin& Aids HAL AEBISCHER }.!!;'~ Ptopet Fitting Assured 3409 E. Co.st Hwy Corona del M• 175-3533 • Kennell I.A. ·•erlneHardware 6 WILCOX.c:IIITTENOEN HAMIIIAIIE ..... 'CIIwtl-..... .. .. o.a .... ~ ..... .•... , <Office I IILilL ' ...... .. -' '•.· >"' ·- • Nurseries a.r.a.., a.cerior ftlnll ......,.,...T,_ ~ tk I 1 ..... F atilizer ..... ~·--trs=•ncu.l FREE DELIVERY Corona del Mar Nursery 2144 E. Coest Hwy. 675-0160 A. a. MA&SAC PLUliBER 700 Cam•UOQ Ave. OotOGa 4el Mar • PIIIOblat Ropalrt DAYI>NKIIT W&TER HEATERS 113-41.31 •Printinc CaLLet ... _,. •••• -- co•I'LlTl SMOl, LUGG .• GIII AM P "o\MOaot.G RRPA.Itl 8401 E. Coaat Hlpur117 Corooa .4elllar Pbooe: 87 .. 4840 Ot6 u Loc•lio•$: "J4J'J VIA LIOO, JIIIWPOIT •7• rASHIOJII ISL.t.MD •1101 11VIMI, MfWPORT "IOIIMSOM'S OIPT. STOll PASttiON ISlo\ND FOR LOCAL HEWS SU IJ SC RIIJF. TO TH E T,, 0/fid.J N t~t11S'"'n o/ the City o f l'lllwfOtt B••d 21111. COAST MWT.~·TMIII COitOMo\ OI:L -.AI • ONlY tHO A YEA~ CALL ·71·0110 J&llllaS1Eif C.clill•c• Con Moo'-' WHY? CCz; I 1' k;l lallld........, KEY CLUB MEMBERS from Corona delMar hlgb school, will\ asslstaoce from the sponsorto.gCorona del Mar Kiwanis Club, worked all morning Saturday, Oct. 30, cle&nlng up the east bank of the Back Bay, aloq the entire 3 mile length of bumpy, dusty Back Bay Drive. Threetruckloadsorlltter and refuse were picked up by the 35 bag draggidg members of the combined clubs. Enough auto parts were recovered to virtually build a car. Even a chassis traa found, but It had to be left for a 'lfl'ecker to pull out. Above are Kiwanis Club members hard at work: from left, John Wilton, Bob Lowden and Mike Manahan. The truck loadingdetallatrlght includes, on the ground, left to rlgtlt, Mike Watt, John Bla"'led, Bob Lowden, Bill Baker and JohP Wilton; on the truck bed, M!rrtll Butler, a.n unidentified visiting helper, and Sally Lou Butler . Exchange manager named Terry D. Appenzeller has been named ezchinge manager tor 'PacUic Telephone, 1t is announced by District Manager Streeter King. Mr, Appenzeller, a Seattle native, w111 be responsible for customer service involving some 125,000 telephones for subscribers ln Costa Mesa, Newport Beach, Balboa, Corona del War, Irvtoe, Mission Viejo, Li('dla Hllls and El Toro. He started his communica- tions career In 1969 as as- sistant manager tn Garden Grove, He later worked In the firm's business orfices in Or- Agenda for Planners A pr If---dt-414 E • .._ ~~ltd, 1111-. Olio I, Ad)ool 11'1 Gl _,..d ••lap-lolllo WMI II~ I. Uot pormll -Gl -ID --tbt ar• wtU tit: 41tcatnd at tht Bob TeUtr 1...,..1,.. tar a ,.,._ oa-llte SUUIIlta18D J p.M. .twty ....aoa ot tbe Z )tdroom aputmeat to bt r•1111trtd. llowpori Botch P...mccom--uettd -u tWttor 1,, ._..,E-JDonl- •-tod&J, 11 ... 18, Ia tbt bulldlD( lD I C-1 diltrld ai ~ Co, Gl "-I Botcll Cl.tJ' H&U. Tbt aUe Ia a 40 SOl Palm St., Balboa, ud b to ttf"11e tbl laad lfiM; plaa. acre parcel OWDtd by tr.e City a ntt-ap ustauraat LD tbe a.S tM PluMd COIDIDIIIUJ dt· of Newport Beaeh. ame bulldlllc. YtklpaMclt ......,_ lor Ntw- Al80 oa tM S p.m. apDda •· Variance reque~t of Tooy port Place, lliCil1MriJ otBrl.ltol U dl.cuuJoo ot tiM propoaed. Repn of Costa Mea tor a St., betwHD MaeArthlr BIYd. 10lse ordlDaoce. d-..leJ: at 3606 Park J..a.ae, W-Ht ud Blreh st., DMt tiM OI'UCI At the repl&r evening ses-Newport, on a 1, '750 eq. tt . lot C~ty A.lrport. .too al 7:30 p.m., the Com-wbere the ordl.nlLDce reqtd.rts U. Ttotatl." !DIP of Tract mission wlll consider the fol-at least 2,000 aq. ft .; uro '7SII for llbdtY:It:loa of ld,l lowing Items: stdeyard setback for prap: Ls aern lDto 5 ~I loti ud 1. Request of the Newport also requested, 17 commtrei&l kltt tor Em- Beach TeMis Club, !601 East-5, Tentative map of Tract kay' a Newport Place, bluff Drive, East Bluff, for 7638, asubdlvtsiooof4'1.hcres KIWI CL UI TO W.IIT reconsideration ofcorxliUonNo. Lnto 109 single famUy lob: and 8 of use permit 1233, pertain-one Z.3 acre park sUe In Big u!' cb&~ br.clltor;,r:= Inc to the use or outdoor ktud-Canyon. The appUcaDI Is Rich-Kl rc=;·~m:· h Ill speakers. ard B. Smith of Tustin. w e .. _.. e w Z. Use permit application of 6. Resubdlvislon 323 to per-be held at 10:30 am. tblaSatur- Sea!.a.rer's Safety aDd Service mtt the reallcnment of lot UDes day, NO¥. zo. at lbe bome of Club for a marine tueUngtacil-at 219 Marigold Ave., Corooa Mrs. Robert W. Howard, 2821 ~:~~Z:J lty at '105 E. Edgewater and del Mar, in order to create ~f~11 Vt~w f::e• 1HuMrbor ~ underground stora!le tanks at 2 parcels out of 3 exlstlng WI~ 'F o-h ;:: 1 •· parcels Tne appllcant Is Car-m reDC peraou II M .HI I C d 1M planolng to attea:t Sbauld caU ro · g ey, orona e ar. h r at9'l5-ISS91 The Kl:.... CJ··• '1. Resubdivtslon 324 to per-e • "' wu mit the realignment of lot UDes ls opeo for membersbJp to all at 5400 540-4 aDd 5408Seasbore former American AirUnes ste. Dt West Newport to create wardesses. The cbapter scrap· S ~roD mat ely eq~l building books wtn be oa c!laplay. sUes and to allow dedicatloo ror wldentng or 54th St. The appUcant is Sequoia PaclftcRe- alco, Santa Ana . 8. Use permit appUcatloo of John E. Soukeras tor sale of alchohollc beverages at the Pl.l'- ate's Inn, 440 Heliotrope Ave., Corona del Mar. 9. Use permit appllcatlon or Herbert Manasse or Hollywood for a 111 unit, 2 story senior citl.zens' residentlal hotel at 333 Placentia Ave., West New- port Heights. 10. Use permit appllcaUon of Early. E1uca.Uon Corp. of DRAWI IIG$ OI$PLAYED Figurative drawtnp by Mrs. Kay Mortenaoo of Balboa, art instructor at Goldeo Wut Col- Ieee. are curreutly belog n- hlblted In several state-wide jurled shows. Her work ls LD- cluded in lrtland VD tri-state jurled show In san BerDill'dlno, the 4th annual all California exhibit at tbe Muckenthaler Cultural Center ln Fullerton, the Anaheim Art Festival, where she recelvedallrstplace award, and the Laguna Beach Art Museum. Santa Ana tor a commercial r----------, pre-school in the Harbor Vtew e SAVE H 0 WI Hills planned commWlity, nor- therly of New MacArthur Blvd. and easterly of San Joaquin , H111s Road. 11 . Request of GeorgeKotet. es and Assoc. of Newport Beach J tor a variance to ,ermlt con- struction of an 8 unlt apartment building at 1606 and 1608 W Ocean Front, Central Newport, on an R-4 lot having an area ot 6,150 sq. n. where the regu- lations require at least 6,400 ON PHOTO CHRISTMAS harbo r oto I a TERRY APPENZ EL L ER angeand Fontana. The D<W maoager Is a 1969 DON'T GAMBLE ON fiRE! LIGAL NOTICI graduate of the University of "Youth and established re-Irvine Town c enm, "Youth and religion" -_..;:.:..:.=.=:..:.:.:.;:._ __ Redlands. Ugioo" will be the topic of a pus Drive, Irvtoe. MARINE ELECTRIC AL SAFETY UIIP ECnON NOTICE OF INTENTION TO was active 1n community af-talk to be gtven by UCI Cllu-Harvey, Pastor of MOlT BOATI • ln !Us most recent post, he At t lt ENGAGE lN THE SALE OF fairs, servin& on the board of celor D<lnieiG, Aldrich tomem-Queen of Angels Ch,urcl~ CALL J A.CK -I t W ill AFTER I P .... Al.COHOllC BEVERAGES dlreetora of Fontana'a YMCA bers and friends of University Bluff the cur~~en~t~boa~ar~d~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 11-12-'11 lnterfaJlh FouDdatlon at Is a.n-dent ' wUI at TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: aDd United Fund. nual meetlng at 7:30p.m, Tues-' He and his wife, Christine, Subject to Issuance of the plan to make their new r esi-day, Nov . 23. license applied for, notice ts dence in Irvine. Discussion of the topic will Newport hereby gtven that the under-follow Dr. Aldrich's presenta-844·4031 s igned proposes to sell alco-lion. Dessert, served by mem- hollc beverages at the prem-ABOARD USS ou RHAM ber s of the Women Associates ises, described as follows : 501 Na vy Ensign Jerrold M. of InterlaJth, and conversation 3oth Street, Newport Beach. Leitch son of Mrs and Mrs between community and student OP EN DA I LY DIIINIRI PROM I P .M. TO IIIDNIGIIT o COCK T AI\. I o NEII'OIIT HAIIIOR EIIIIJI SEOOIIO SECllOII -.llfJ' lltURSOAY,IIOV. !1, lt11 COIIliiA DEL IAR, CAUF. -KJoc. Dlltrld -... IDr !be ...... port.C_II_Ittll, ·-11 bollocllfOIIId ~~ cere~•• tor our MW Pa.clftc Tt-Bu'-omce. Tbe oew butld- loc. lo bo coallruc:ttd at 250 Ocle Street iD Costa Mesa, Is JChed· uled ror eompletioo . next May. The new of- flee will be less than IS blocks from our pre. ~eDt quarters at 18th aDd Orange iD Costa Mesa. The ..-ee bebtg v•cated will be used to provide room tor much needed additions ot dJal equipment In the area. Our staff of65 customer servtceemployees wtUoecupy the new Ogle Street omce wblch wtu serve as a records loeaUon as well as a Public omce for accounts having a total of more than 125,000 telephones. The office wlU handle accounts or customers In Newport Beach, Costa Mesa, Mission Vie)o, El Toro and Laguna HilLs. Streeter Kin& and a II the rest of ua: are looking forward to the day, next May, when we will move away --to Ogle Street. You can save money by choosing how and when you call long dlstanca. 1 I'd like to remind you that it's possible to save quite a bit of money on many long distance phone calls you make within Cali- fornia. Just keep these things in mind. Firat, you can save at least20%on a three-minute station-to-station long dis- tance calli by dialing direct insteadofplacingitthrough the Operator. Second,long distance station-to-station rates vary depending on when you call. The rates go down after 6 p.m. every night and on the weekends. Here's an even better bargain. Between 11 p.m. and 8 a.m. every night you can now dial direct (without operator aasiat- 1 P.M. ance) to anywhere in Cali- fornia for 49 cents or leas, plus tax, for the firat three mi.Dutee. Tbia 49 cent station- to-station rate alao appliee 11 P.M., 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. every e and on Washing- ton's lndepend-V: Day, Labor Day, Christmas, and New Year's Day, too. I A.M. @ Pacific Telephone Po.~rsuant to s~h intention, Geor~ M. Leitch of·701 Ca m~ Interfaith member s wU1 open the tmderslgned 1s awlying to Highlands Drive Cameo Hi gh -the evening's program. A bus- the Departm~nt of Alcoholic laDds Is serv~g aboard the !ness session for the approval Beverage Control for Issuance am:'lttibtous attack cargo ship of budget and election of new by transfer of ao alcoholic be•-U.S.S. Durham with !he U.S. Board members and ottlcers CHAMPAGH EE'IIt:!'d.(J~~Ioo!~ DOCKING fACILITIES PAT KRONE erage license (or licenses) for Seventh Fleet in the Western will complete the scheduled 103 NOR TH BAYSIDE DRIVE 1 YOUR TELEPHONE MA AGE these premises as follo•s, Pacific. He Is a 191<l graduate actl•ltles. unday Brunch • Lunches ,_ ---~-. N R ONSALE GENERAL (Bo~Flde oo~f~UC~L:A~--------~----~~T~he~m~eeJt~ln~g~w~ll~lbe~h~el~dQin~l~he:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~"~'~""~~~~~~--~~~~~~~~----~I=N~N~EW~P=O~RT~B:EA:C:H~------------~ Public Eating Place), r . Anyone desiring to protest the i ssuance of such llcense{s) may file a verUied protest at any office or the Department of Al- coholic Beverage Co ntrol, or by ma.ll to the Department of Alco- holic Bever age Control, 1215 0 Street, Sacr amento, California 95814, so as to be received within 30 days of the date the proposed premises were first posted, stating grounds for de- nial as provided by law . The premises are oow licensed tor the sale of a lcoholic beverages. The torm of verification may be obtained from any offi ce or the Department. Benslmon Enterprises, Inc. Publlsh: Nov. 18, 1971, in the Newport fla rbor Ensign. GORDON IS c :iARL EY Ill ICT PRODUCTION Art Gordon or !'J ewport Beach is featured as Charley In Irvine Community Theater 's produc- tion of "Death of a salesman," which will open Nov. 26 for a 3 week-end run. Mr. Gordon gets to view rea1-ure drama ever y day In The largest of the life com pat¥ Our handsome new home office, now going up in Newport Center, is an uncommon building. Its largest floor is near the top. The smallest floor is on the bottom. And its garden is in the middle. This is portly because we hove a lot of gloss all the way around (to keep the views in view) and it prevents the sun shining in our eyes. Partly because we grouped together the people who work together. There are five main floors because we hove five main activities. Investi ng our premiums (on the 5th floor). Efficient service for our clients and agents (on the 4th floor). Paying insurance claims (3rd floor). Serving our group insurance clients (2nd floor). And looking after our empl oyees and individual clients (1st floor). The Newport Center Peck Agency will also be located on the first floor. Theyre hiring life insurance representatives right now. If youre interested in a soles career, call Rolph Peck at (714) 675 -0344. When our new home office opens we'll need to fill hundreds of other job openings. To discuss a career with us, call (213) 625-1211. Or write to Personnel Deportment, P. 0. Box 54040, Los Angeles, CA, 90054. The drawing shows in more detail what we'll be doing in our new home. Its the anatomy of the 'Nests largest mutual life insurance company. Over a hundred years old. But changing with the times. his OCCLVOIUon as coUI"t reporter tor Orange County S~ior Court. 1rt his acting avocation, be Invests a great deal or time &Dd effort lJt every character portrayal he's assigned, He has been with ICT from Its llrst JMt. His last role for IC r was t1111t ot Eddie Car boDe In ·· A Ylew from tbe bridge.'' He ls sched- fTH 1\0011: .............................. .. ...... ~_._...,.... .. llrW .... ..... GH .waR: .... 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