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fiRST SECTION THURSDAY, D!C. 16, 1971 673..0550 CORONA D!L IIAit, CALli'.
NB recycle
centers ok' d
The Newport Beach City
Council pve approV'.ol Monday
Dlght to a proposal by CRUD
(CIUr.ens to Recycle Useable
Discards) to set up 2 recyc-
ling centers In the city.
The Council also approp-
riated $434 to be used to build
screenJng devices lor the re-
ceptacles, rental ot Dewey
dumpsters and otfler expenses
lnclltdlng a hand-made can
crusher consisting of 2 t~tt•o -by
fours mounted together with 1.
hinge,
Judy Tracy, a member of
CRUD, asked the Council for
Its sli'PQrt of the project. She
said the two req ·c Un g stations
would be set up at W~stc UCI
P1otr.a and Fashion Island. "The
Irvine Co. has Indicated Its
support of the projeCt and now
we are seeking yours," she
satd.
Each station will have 2 large
receptacles, one tor aluminum
and one for trash. In addition
th.ere would be smaller barrels
for glass; one for c lear glass,
ooe for green, brown and as-
sorted.
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THE SPECTACULAR festival of Ughts and floating Christmas
tree parade in the bay will begin this Saturd.ly, Dee. 18,
and will continue through Thursday, Dec. Z3, from 6:30
·p.m. to 9:15 p.m. J\Jdg:lng will take placa TUlsdaY evening,
Dec. 21, and any boat O'lf'Jer who wishes to enter the co:~o
test need only to show ~ and take ll po3itlon in the parade
Une at 6:30 p.m. at the Balboa lsl.a.nd ferry la.ndlng, start-
ing and ending point ror th.e event. The parade Is spnsored
by the Newport Harbor Chamber of Commerce and the
Newport Beach City Employees A3s:l, Winners w111 r eceive
trophies at the annual chamber Installation dinner Jan. 14.
COLLINS PLANS
,
4 SITES EYED Newport Beach's controver -
sial service station ordinance,
scheduled for adoption Monday
night, was again delayed after
FOR POLICE HQ ;t~f~:i~: ::n:e~:~~~
The Council r eintroduced the
The Newport Beach City C 1 1oca ordinance, hut with numerous Counctl directed City Mana-r enter s te or another -c"·-s as s ug-sted by the .. ~ tlon, such as the Jamboree Rj, ........ ~ Iii'"
Robert Wynn Monday to present fir e station· and authorid.ngth.e service station operators. A
facts and figures on 4 possible stall' to co'mplete an to-Douse new public hearing on 11 has
building sties for a police fa. s tudy Illustrating the possibll-been set for Dec. 27,
cillty during the Dec. 27 stud! ities or the present site. The ordinance had 3 Plan-
session. He alsosuggeste:i thattheclty nln g Commission hearings be-
Tbe Council Is anxious to gP.t go ahead wlttl a ma.)or addition tor e Its Council a.tring Monday
a pollee facl,llty built following to the existing tactuty •t city night. Each time the service
last October s defeat of a bond hall by constructing a 2 or 3 station operators cried "tout.•·
elect:lo.n to ltnance bulkling of a story addition on the front lawn. Monday's Jengthly public
city hall and police ta.clllty In He estimated this wouldcosttlle bearing on the Issue attraeted:t
Newport ce:~~ ~so t.a~ I~ city aOOut $2 million, with spe. large numlx>r or station oper.
MAJOR HOTEL ht::l=t~n a ecislo o c lfics ~fthe projectvaryingthe DA VID R. BAADE ators andtheirpetroleumcom-
• cost sligfl lly. pany representatives. Severa.!
Tbe 4 sites under consldera -Mr . Wynn said the police de-A t "ty indicated they could Uve with
tlon lnclllde the present city hall partment would need a minimum ss c I the or dinii.nce, oow that it in-
The Newport Beach Planning ZOO-acre commer cial develop-site, a ~Ue adjacent to th E' or about 30,000 additional • eluded a m·?ans by which they
Commission will hear a pro-meot across MacArthur Blvd. present !tre department head -square feet. It currently op-d could appeal specitlcs or the
posal toni ght, Dec. 16, from ~he a year ago and Orange County quarters In NewportC.enter just er ates out of 5 different bUild-aHy name code to the Councll.
Collins Radio Co. for a zone supervisors la st m.•nth ap-ott Ja~bo~ee Rd., the Collins lngs scattered about the city • Vlr!P I McNabb, "" represen-
c hange that wtUallowconstr uc· proved a zone change tor the Radio stte m th! extrem 3 nort~ 1\a\1 sile. tative of the Western 0 11 a.nd
lion of a 9-story, 500-room 50-acre McDonnell Douglas end ot the city here the Count) Vice Mayor Howard Rogers David Robert BudE', 29, a Gas Assn., said the ordinance
hotel and 2 mUUon squa.re feet tract between tht> Collins prop-~wlllvlans to bul~ a courcttlOuse su,mested that the Council as a deput y city attorney for the was "tOO restrictive allf11Jicks
of office space oo its 14-acre erty and the Airporter IM. All ~c ty, and I he ewport enter whO le consider the staff sug-CUy of Santa Ana. has been ap. on service station dealers.''
tnct near Orange County Air-3 sites propose major hOtels, stt~he C ll 1 ked M gestlons instead of delegating it pointed as the assistant city He sa.ld as far as he was
port. Another hotel Is scheduled to W ounc ~so, "lth ~ tr. to a council subcommittee. attorne~· for the C it~· or New -csonhocueldrnedbe th
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1aecseedrv1nlc.thsue ;t;omnse
Development of the ColUns be built at Newport Center. ynn to comt? .... c w w.c s pJrt Beach, effective Jan. 3. .,..
Radio Co. property for com-The Collins Radio develop-and rtgures on a proposal that categor)' as drive-in restau-
merdal use would be the third m~nt plan also calls lor up to the police department takeover FORENSICS WINI-4 ERS
1
Hi:! Is J. graduate of the Uni-rants '·and oowhere are the re-
major project of It s ldnd in the 60,000 square feet otstoresand the. e~Ure present city hall The Orange Coast Col ege verslty or S?u thern California stricHo ns on' these restaurants
vicinity of the airport. restaurants to service the area. factUttes anrl that the general Forensics Team began its. sea-and h.a.s a. J.D. trom the Uni -as har sh as these you propose
NC!'4'J)Ort Beach approvej a governmP.nt staff le:1se space son this }'ear with a win Ul ~he verslty of S.an Diego School of for service station operators."
In the Imperial Savings and western states championships La"'·· Counettman Uods.tey Par.
CANDLE DANGER CITED Loan building on Via. L!do. a t Fresno, talting the measure He has be-en employed with sons thanked Mr . ft.icNabb for
Mr. Wynn had suggested in a of 70 colleges and universities the City of Santa Aoa since pointing out the deficiencies in
memo to Councilmen that there despite having all of its pre-July, 1970, ser vin g In various the dr ive-in restaurant ord.i-
• Melting pots should be c.r atP several alteroaUves to the pared materials dlsappear the capac itt~s as deputy city at -nanee a.od said,· We'll have to
double bo11E'r type. problem, Including: enterlng night before the n.nals. ~rney, mcludlng the pros~u-see U we can make Jt a tittle
Mr. McNabb nspu1Jcularb'
critical or the laOOscaptac.
parking and sign portions otthe
ordinance, reported to be the
most restrictive in the cou.ol}'.
The ordlr:ww:t> proposes that
every service station shall hue
15 per cent la.Ddscaptng along
with 5 parklng stalls tor ea.ch
service bay.
The sign restrictions allow
only ooe 2-sided lighted sign at
the station and only the state
required smaller signs.
Ooe of the more controvers ial
parts of the ordinance requlres
that all s tations mi'et the stan-
du ds of the code within 6
months of its adoption.
Union Oil dealer Tom St!Up
of Corona del Mar said it he had
to com:>l Y with th(' ordinance
wilhln 6 months "it would put
me out of business."
But th e Council told him thai
he would have 3 avenues ot ap.
peal If he cannot comply under a
hardshiP case. Service station
owner s could appeal to tht> com-
munity development dir ector,
the PL:.i.nninc Commission and
the Cit) Council.
The Co uncil has said that It
would not allow the new ord1-
na.nce to put an}' ellistlng service
station out or business.
The ell)' stall r ecommended
the or rtinance as a m ~ns ot
reducinc the visual pollution
attributed to service stations
in the ar ea. It wa s not pro-
posed to close down any ol the
older stations, but mor e llS a
guideUne for new service sta~
tlons, according to Jim He-
wicker, assistant comm untty
development rllrector.
Mrs. Tracy said Ule contain-
ers would be painted white '4'1th
an ecolop symhol and signs
wookt be potted at the situ
WW. luCriiCUOU ud laforma,.
tloo to tile pfi>llc.
1'bl Council &180 approved
t pl&D to UN tbe city's \tt'Ster
btlls u a method ot providing
information to the public oo
tbe re~ycUng centers.
The Newport Beach fire de-
partment has Issued a wnnlng
about the danger of accldenta
in home candle ma.k1n1. Most
to DYer
Dealing the wax an:1 leaving the
heating wax unattended.
• w•~an H Is nece&sary to lnto a )olnt pow~rs agreement Steve Stewart w.ts first In tlon of violatJons of municlpal better,"
heat the wu hotter than this with Orange County fort~ eon-oral interpretaUoo aod ln per-ordlnaOC!S, drafting of Dew &n::t Sears· ot-ters buildi" ng type can beat, a stgr~y pOt strucUoo. of pollee tadlitles suastve spea.klng. Geor" Mu-revtslng of utsttnc mtmlctDl-1 _ _
wltb a good r.aodle should be only -on the Newport center tln toot a secom in eJI)OSltory. ordiaaoces aDd ottters.
used. Do DOt use a pot that Is site; entering lDto a lease bl.ck The debate team of Stliela Han. Between December 1967 f h I •
The nre department recom-
mends the tollowlng precau-
tions:
dllftcult to handle. arranl!;fment wilD private cap!-nahan and Diana GerDardt was and D mbe 1969 h' ed or sc 00 maintenance
• Pols si'IOuld have a tight tal. to construct the police b.-the onl)• JC team Ia reach the in the ~~s. A:~Y as •1e~~c~rk
fitting lid. Avoid mt>lllng large cility either on tile Newport quarter finals . at Fort Benjamin H:urtson,
CARTON PLANT PUTS
OUT MILLION A DAY
quantities or wax tt\ll.t wouk:! be Ind., as well as wit h the L'.S. The Newport Mesa unified
dl!llcullt<>mlna-. PH.OiNE CHARGE F 1 Clal C 11 1 schooldlstrlctmaygelanew .. ~ ore gn ms om'TI ss on n ma.lntenancP building for its • U melting "-ax shOuld ca tch VIetnam · "''.orehouse and i.Dstltutional fir e, do not put water on the From September 1966 •-• ' ...... medl2 center to be built on
I . P..ace the tight fitting Ud voluntary basis, in preparlng It won't cost near what the wax, but proceed as ronows: PLAN CHANG ED June, 1967, he assisted, on a Baker Strt>et In Costa Mesa and
on the pot, approaching from and presentlng the defense or building is worth.
·:o,lta!ner Corporation >Jl 5,000 to over 7,0t}J,O:>O car-th~ si~e or the pot. indigents In the federal courts Trustees Tues-:1ay night iodi-Am~· :ica recently began pro-tons, Average .)ob proj11.:.ed .1: · urn heat source ott. Businesses In greater Orangt> number or lines to make out-a s .o m.~mher or the Fed eral ca.ted a strong interest in the
ductlon at Its n-!w !I) kUng carton the plant Is approximately 3. Leave lid on until pot cools county no lon~r have the chOice side calls ," she sa.ld, ·'but Defenders Inc., S.an Diego , while building, which is nov.· located tlbrtca•ln~; fa cUlty, which is 400 01) carton3 down. of having a fla t rate business billing wtll be made on the attending law sc~l. 00 sear s and Rcwbuck c o.
located In the Irvine hld!Jstrtal S;)('ediest of ih~ ml.·~:nes ln • Burns usually occur when service or a message rateser-basis of tile total number of . M: .. B:.l.ade Is smgl~ and now propt>rty in Huntington Beach.
complex near the Cou.lt)· Air-tht> ·new plant Is an 8-color, someone trys to carrytheburn-vice in connection with their lines Um ~s 80 ca lls for each lives 1D Santa Aoa. The Sears and Rc.ebuck Co ,
port. C harnp;.lin web-ted, Ln-Une lng pot outside or over to the telephones. line. In the case of 4 lines, Hi s starting sala.r)' will be lla.s otrered to give the building
Tbe MW 200,0l0 square loot rotoguvure press, w:J ich can sink. 00 NOT TRY TO RE-The Paclttc Telephone Co . you could make 320 calls with-$1 ,328 per month. to the district if it is m1wed
p!ant will contain l r.'-'.'lh..l :::s prlnt cut strip art1 deliver MOVE THE POT fROM THE cooverted all business service out the additional charge.'' Mr . Baade ta.kes ove:-tll(' to the Baker St. site.
design laboratory and a struc -nnished flit cart~n blanks from HEAT. If, whlle heating the to the message rate service in "Some businesses wtll save vae;a-~1 spot len by Dennis District business manager
tural design department, in l j-J. 44-lncb wtde ron o~ p:L,lC!'-w.u. It be comes necessary to greater Orange County, which money on the new system be-0 N~tl, woo was appointed city Raymond R. Schnier ('r told
11ti.:>n h manufacturing, wa.re-board at the rate of 500 feet leave thE' pot, turn the heat ott. includes all cities wtth the ex-cause they usually don't make attorney to replace Tulley Sey-trustees 11 would cost about
houslng. sales and maoagemenl pe~ .nin·1:e. ception of San Clemente and their total or 80 calls per line. m<lur • who r esigned to go into $38,000 to movE' tile buikl:ing,
operaUoos. Tltis press Is used for high-REP. JOHN G. SOiMITZ San Juan Capistrano. Others, hOwever, will pay mor e private pnl.'tJce and work part exclusive of power hook""s or
Tle new plant manufactures speed, long-run packaging GIVEN A. C. A. AWARD Mrs. Pat Krone, assistant lf they make a large number time for the City of LJ.i~J.na inner r emodeling. A compara -
paperboard :artCY.~s for cookies p~·inUn~:, as well as for highly manager of the Costa Mesa of calls monthly," Beach. able new building wouk1 cost
Jam':lOr ee high schOOl . Purpose
of the resolution is because
state l;tw requires school dis-
tricts to make payments to lo-
cal governments In Ueuofprop-
erty taxes on school silesowned
b)' the district but not used for
schOOl purposes.
• ACCE PTE D the hot idea
review panel report and auth-
or i:r.ed the district to proceed
with recom mn ndation.s for imp-
lementation of the following:
.o program to enabl(' students,
teacDers-to-be and certit1eated
Harbor HIP! per sonnel to par.
ticipate in progr:lmS whi ch at-
tempt to establish better
scOOol -com 'TI •JOity relations,
costing $5,900; a reading pro-
gn m to Improve the word at-
tack s k.ills of students at Vic-
toria elementary sct'lool th rough
the utilization or various in -
structional pr ocesses, costing
$5,689 ,
u1 .:a!lfhes, cereals and cos. spectaUr.ed llrinUng and cutting Representative John G. Seh-otftce of the Pacific Telepllone M th 11 f the district $72,000.
metics, drugs an1 d~ereen~s, operations. It can be used to put m!tr. (35th District, CaUfornla) Co., said that the cDar ge lor 0 er son ee 1"re M·. Sc hnierer said thE'
foods, soaps, and tissues, a specl.a.l ba.!rier coatlng on the was presented the distinguished service, beginning Dec. 1S, r 14,000 _square _ root building
I mOD( other products. Carton:; back of the stock in th~ !lrst or servlct> award yesterday by the would change from $15.65 per would allow the district to I'IOuse BERT RAN BA RSK EY 0 F
hr a siuble percentage of the us eight stations, print an In-boa.rd of trustees of the oon. mooth, with an unUmtted num -Mrs. Willi.a.m R. ThOmp~ Mrs. ThOmpson told invest!-its malntenaoce and operJtions PARK NEWPORT Dl ES vast array ofpacll:agedproducts trlcate 6-color messagoa, then partisan Am~rlcans for Con. ber of local calls without add!-an1 her young soo escaped 1n4 gators that crJckllng tlam·~s department in one location
foun::t 'ln t:ll! shelvesofcroct>ry, add a coat of lacquer 1n the stttuttonal Ac tion. ACA's board Uonal charge, to $7.55 per jury Tuesday .,.hen a fire brok.e and a banging door blown open Trustees said ther 11.'·ould
tlardware, drug, discount, and nnal stag~s to produce a high. ot trustees is composed ofs.ucb month with only 80 local calls out ln their 1\ome at 2003 ~-b)' furnace.Jike heat blasts study the matter.
deputme:'lt st'Jresareproduced gloss carton. Them.:·1ernpress notable Americans as Adm!.lal per month allowed without an ra.nea, East Bluff, causi 1i!: aroused her and her son. The trustees appointed the
at this plant, wlllch emj:loys otters clos~ oolor control at 89n Moreen, actor John Wayne, addJUonaJ charge. for calls about SI2,000 dam~. CALL SANTAI u chitectural tlrm or C•rml-~ohout !00 perSODs aM.pr.)dll';es eztremely hlgb printing speeds actor W\Iter Brennan and Pat-onr and above 80, the charge F'lre lnvestip r s said caei-Kemp to design the wa.re -
approllmatel}' ooe mUUoo car-wlltch enables printing u;~ to rick Frawley Jr · will be -4.7 cents per call. ThE' household item:> red in a • bouse and institutional media
toas du.rlot anaYenceworkday tDI)roxtmatelY 400.000 cartons The award Is bestowed every new rates will be r enee ted in closet housing a fo · ce-aJr heal· TDe Corona del Mar Cham-center at th e Baker St. site.
ttom a:10u: 95 tons ol paper. per day, depeodtng oo the size 2 ytars tCXM1 those le&fslators tbe Ja.ntllty bllllngs. ing system wa s the cause of the ber of Com mer e(' offers this to other action TIJ(>sday, the
baud. or the rolding cartoo produced, whose voting recordstntbe U.S. Mrs. Krone said that com-1:46 a.m. fire. reminder for all kM:al children trusteei:
Thf paebps produced atthe Pacb.ges printed oo thls press Concress support legtsli.Uoa pan.Jes 'lfitb rotary number s ys-Wilen firemen arriYed they --aod parents who might Uke • APPROVED a resolution
DtW flclllty at.o coatrlbute to are also connrted Into cartoo wbich sene to streogtbell. and terns can save mooey {(billings found names shooting from the to Usteo In to nnd out about eertif'11ng tlla.t the foUowing
Htiroamental bttt•mtnt. This blanks on the arne ma ~hlne. defeod th.e ~lrlt and prlncr.ples are made UDder ooe number. ~loset up through the second cUt wishes: "Call Santa" n1&'flt scbool sttes are unused by the
11 btcause, as Frederick Tbree offset presses, which of the Constttutloo. ''Thls way you can use any noor to the roof. Is scheduled tor Tuesday, Dtoc. distr1ct: Harbor Bl•d. ele-
Meyer, plaot poenl mana~, ·~o ;>rlnt oae tom colors on Cl\aries A. McManus, prest. 21, from 6 to 9 p.m. Tbe COlli meota.ry State Ha~lta.l ele-
po1ltl oat, "Tbe majority of paperboard sbeeta measuring ~.ent, lauded Mr. Scbmltl for SERVICES HELD Chamber ~s arranged lor calls rneata.ry: Sbteeoth St. elemeo-
tbt ~rboard tblt thl1 pl&nt ftom U x S:J to SZ x '7S 1Dcbes, devotion to those 1\mdameala.l AT SEA to be made by dia11ng675-5010, tary, Wateha.m elementary,
CCIDAUIII 1.1 compued of n-are used tor prJ.a.U.q packaps principles of COOd goyernmtat so tllat the youngsters can teUState Hospital INermedlate,
Uld paper ftbrt tha! h&s been wtlteb require otremely floe, wtttcb serve to promote IDdJ. Santa directly what they 1roUJd W.ttebt.m Intermediate ud
recycled tato DtW paperboard m~ttl.coJor 1Uutra.UOA.s. The t1d181 rl(bts and reapoaslbJU. Artbur D. HUl. 68, ol 459 of bolts went out S mUes to like to M.ve for Cllrlstmas.
Bertran Barskey, 63, of 40'10
Par k ~ewport , died Dec. 11 at
hl s residence. He wa s born
Feb. 2i, 1908 , in California,
.uxl came to Orange County 2
ye•rs J gG. He "''as the :rwner's
representativE' for Gerson.
B.alcar Associates, developer ot
Park Newport apartments.
Survivor s Include h.l..s wtte,
Reubte; a son, John, of Sunny.,
vale; a dau~ter, Barbara Dt-
salvo of Milpitas; and a sister.
Graveside services were beld
De-c. 14 tnS.aratoga.Balt&-Ger-
geroo f ~Jneral Home of Corooa
del Mar wa s In charge ot ar-
rangements.
at CoXtJDer Corporation mills presas malDtalD estremtly tJes; a souad dollar; a crowtnr E. 18th st., Cotta Mesa, Ln. s ea to form a circle a.nd listen
tat.M:AG .. Jtluc!S&ntaCiara, elosereetsteratrelatlfllfbllb ecooomy; and a Mslre lbr •tutor ota popular bnlldofto~icesbroadc:utYlaradlo. GEORGECAR DMER, 13,
atld tboallto-.-da&Ot at-· .. 5000-7500-•lctory over communUt ar-mar!De aatomaUe pilot., diod 539 ~SO U LlOA TH EfT STATION OWHER, DIES
oar p)lat bttt. Ia tun, the per hOur. T!JtottNtPr ..... art p-esstoo," Dee, lS at Ute Port Mesa Coo--' Georp J, Gar<Dr 83 of cident driver is cited
tDajOI'Uy of thep&eb. .. sthltwe YtraaUit; tbey mi1 be IIMd lor n.lHotDt Holl)f;tal, Costa Mesa. J(>Wtlry totallnc $!9.450 to 126 Cectl Pl., Cocta ... died
product, lf eoUeeted and pro. lonr or tbot'rr.a. Tlttr use VACAN CY FILL ED Ht n.s bon 11ay 6, 190S, 1n ntue was burclari&td rtom tbt Dee. 14 at GleQbneaCoaftln.
ctatd, caa be HCJCllld aJJ.,lD eomblaatlol CXJA)If...alamlnum Orea l<lnJ. U, ot 408 RIY· Oldo, ud came to Onqe Howard M. LaDe resldeltce, c$ HoJPital. He wu bon.Jan.
iata DtW ...,_rboud paelri&C· platta. aDCI cu prtll a smaU enlde AYe., Newport Htlpta, Couoty 5t 1MH aco. 10%0 E. Baltu Bh'd., Bl.lboa, %2, 1884, ID Iowa., aad came to df.Dt ID wlltcb aa aJ.rbelne truck m,." - . dot, .003 tDchls m diamttw 1a 'Wt.l appointed to tbe ch1llll'· lilt'. HiU 1.lmllttd aDd man-between NOY. 21 ud Dee. 11 . 0~ Catmty lD 1819. He wu smasbed a HCOIId ear, which
lloror aloo llatoo tllat Ilia preelaiJ 111o AlM pllee -.r •leo boltd llootla1 to liD tllo llflldorod tllo Rm..C-m llr. Lanf lold Ne"'>>ffpoUee the -Uti _..tor -.r 16 !lipped Uti -Us llljurod
-t.etlll7 --u a -'· 500,000 0.._.u .. ~--JtPirtd term ot .-r c. A*' Ptlol-•-boats, tb&t the jewelry bad-loetod years of ~·aSon1ceS1a-drtftr s-, o~Pt.
fUIIC It* -"f:ftl'1 Pl"k--. D-, atreetln lmm-toiJ, al-Ia Uti llraw IIJhiar Ill 1 llreproot flllac ealiOel 00 tloo, 224.11 Newport BMI.Coola James Bamlmao, 26, ot 4ts
actac ..-..r II 'ciiiiOatMd ud Tilt ... Dl YUl eJII(r1 OD J-........ Be ~ HUI-CCII. NOY, 21 t.Dd WU dUeof"tnld MHI.. Co.ta .... St., eo.ta w:-.,
whJcb left b.lm ptn.Ded La tbt
man.cJed, onrturned wreck of
hls cu.
rtre dllplrtmeot retea
crews worklac -. tiMf-
poef llootltlclola bod ..... 1110
mu tt•. A la.rtt crowd ,._....,tilt A.----at c-H.., ... -u.e rtteet tr11rta. tallorod to -1111 -JIJc IIIOIAIL HAUU DIIS 10 It'll, nl..,.• A-lie Bootpllola. mlsslnrSa-.~rs s.n .... a ~ lllatlup-wu ....,.._at Boar -lal ...,....,. •ltl*-fll a 111-1 R&rrtl, U. fll 1101 M;:, Kille Is a rotlrod dtJ 510 II« B1., "roport lloa<h said tbore wu DO ...,. to< ter, llro. EIQI II. llolloo<l ol 'Otllle '-lie -1011 10r colaUtl
__.ae c.-a••·'' llr.lle,_ llal'tR 8IJd..., C:O..II-.dlld MMif'T, He .....t u elt;J Bl _, • ..., ,.ra a com. forced eatrybltotbebomeortbl H.,..pgrt S.Qi a ...... , 111r1-bi lna, .._ boc*ld ~ )lU LIVING 001T111.11_1.-~t.0.T• .
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STRAIGHT TALK
ll•wport CIUotoo Ullltod wiU
r :, __ ,;;::;;~.;;....;;;;..;..;.._..,. ____ _. pro-the Newport Bo&eb
• Parts, ~cb.es and Reere&ttoa. •••••••••••••••••• THI Ori'ICI~ MEWSP,.NR Commission wltb '•lletl ud
-pORT IIAOt figures " on proposed blcJc\e Of TMI OTY Of H5 " trail> at Its Doe. 21 m"IIAI·
THE HARBOR AH~A 'S OFFSET N&rSPAPER Allan Beek, chairman ottho
I orne. .. d prilll iE~t ,, ... la the E•lc• a.,Udiat, grl)\(t, liked. the Commtsslon
2121 E. Cout H'wy., Coro .. de l a6u CaUl. -92625· to toc lude tuods for bicycle
One Term Only
Last column for freedom
fighter
nil wiU be tho lut llaMI
Capt Cl&reoc:e WUBam1
~~ tills "COOMrT&ti¥1
Coroet'' ..eUoo ol tbe Eulp
odllorlal pop. Ho wrote hill
Jut coiWDl, uader "'' recutar
pen tame of Clarence Strooc.
a week ago Sunday, aDd oa lhal
arne day he wa..s admitted to
TELIPHOME• ~734550 ( ...... CMo 714) trail proje<:ts ln Its 1972-73 fiscal year capital Improvement
T HE NEWPORT HARBOR t NSICN Ia tlte only Ql!w.p-f« printed budget, oow being consider ed.
... pahllabed i.o tba City or flle.wport Buc b, ud tk onl y loc ally The Commission asked Mr.
Sc v e r.tl m o nths 110
"Ubersl.. Republican Mark
Hatfield stunned the Convtss
by propoAn& 11 Constit utional
Amendn1e nt puttin& a 12-year
li mit on terms of office for
Stnato~ and Representatives .
Horrified Congrcs~men buried
the proposal so d\!.tp it won't
..-lVen get a committee hearina
increased their own salaries,
upense accounu, emoluments
and araft. while •d mon~hina
us to live frup lly and hold
down inOalion. but they have
also provided for thei! old aae
at our expense. They should
get nothina after luvlng office,
except a "t hank you" if
they've been real statesmen.
Hoac Hospital.
A toag delayed operation was
performed tbe followt.DC day,
ud be seemed to take lt wen,
But a blood clot caused a mas-
sive stroke, aDd he died early
Friday morning,
oWNCI and operated DeWspaper 1n the Newport H.t»or-Co-ta Mcaa rL.ft 21 lt
Area. P@liahed -eltly, on Thutaday. Sec:ond c1 ... polllase paid B~k to return ~~ l W 1b
aa Ccwona del w-, Calif. s uggestions for specu,c b eye e
THE NEWPORT HAR BOR ENSIGN W11• adjudsed to be ! ~··· projects. ineludbu!: aDDroximate
pep« of .,enetal citculation by coun dec:ree No. A.-20178 daled costs of constructing special
...,1 tl4, 1951, in ~erior Cout1 for the County of Orur, State ~~ tralls throughout the Harbor
It 's Worth It!
Califo,.la, •!ld by re•eon thereof i• qualif ied to publi.h •ll pubhe Area.
bOtieea required by law. . The capital improvement
I m ag.ine! An end to the
seniority !)'stem! Wit hin sill.
years, 64 present ~nators (4 1
D e m ocrats and 2.3
Republicans) would be out of
office. About 180 members of
the House, ha\lng suved ~ix or
more co nw..:utive ~-year terms.
would be forced t o retire.
One Senator, Milton Youna.
an o ld and "Liberal"
Republican fro m Nort h
Dakota, has threatened to
resign from the Senate if
P reside n t Nix o n ·s
re-oJJanization ph1n abolishes
the Department of Agriculture .
I can think of ma ny good
reasons why the De part ment of
Agri c u lt u re sho uld be
abolished, but none any better
than bringina about the
resignation of the left-leaning.
bubblehrad from Nort h
Dakota .
Since the Issue of Aug. 25,
1966, Capt. Williams had wrlt-
ten his "Conservative Corner"
column for the Ensign, helping
the cause of patriots through-
out the nation, gtvlng s~rt to
such champions of indivldual
Uberty as Dr. Carl Mcintire of
the 20th Century Reformation
Hour broadcasts, Dr. Bllly Har-
gis of Christian Crusade, Dr .
Steuart McBtrote of the Voice
of Amer icanism, Dr. FredSch-
wuz of the Chrlstlan Anti-
Communism Crusade, Richard
Cotten of Conservative Vie\\·-
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ARVO E. HAAPA ............................. _.Owner ~ Pubhs.her budget currently under con-
PEG HAAP A ............................................... .A siiOC iate Editor slderation hlS no specUic bl-
ln Harb« Area:
~UUCRti"TIOH RATI!S cycle trail program but it could
O..e re•. SS.OO; 2 ,. ... 18•00 be added easily a~cording to
Out ol Hubor Area; One Y"•• 16.00; 2 ,. ... sto.OO C.ll Stewart, PBR director .
~~.. i!Otj ~ .1/op
ARVO E. HAAPA, owner and publ isher of the Ensil)l'l
No major park acquisition or
devekQment projects are ear -
m.lrked for the nert fi scal year,
Mr. Stewa rt said, although
Little Lldo Park wUI be re-
developed by a private con-
struction company at a mint ma l
Under Hatfield's plan, th<'Y
wo uld be eligible fm otfi..-e
agam after a two-y ear absen~e-.
There would be great pins Jnd
lo sses, Ormu c rat V'i
Republican, liberal vs .
co n st rvat ive · Fulbught .
Goldwater. Javits, Eastland ,
E~in, all would have to go.
And •·youngsters" like
Hat fudd. Kt>nnedy. Tunney,
Buckley , could quickly ~<"I ke)'
commttt rr chairmanships. But
that's not the mam point Tho:
main reason to mako: a movt 1n
tha t directio n is to get betH'r.
morr tesponstve government
• BETRAYAL IN SACRAMENTO
Governor Ronald Reagan may have won a
great battle with the approval of his tax bill
in Sacramento, but he has broken faith with
us who trusted him for his often repeated
opposition to the pe ril of the withholding tax
blackjack.
He "switched," which is a little less
brutal than calling him a turncoat. Now he
has his 11tax r e form," and also the with-
holding tax s cheme for collecting state in-
come taxes. And thus the way is paved for
the u painle ss" method of extracting mor e
and m or e taxe s in the future fr om us
already hard-press ed t axpayers. Reagan &
Co. (if indeed he can make it bac k to the
governor's mansion at the next e lection )
will be finding it politically much mor e
expedient to keep rais ing the bite on income
taxation than t o cut back on Sac ramento
spending.
In the days when Gove r nor Reagan was
stoutly maintaining that he would neve r
approve of tax withholding, he rightly
pointed out its danger s on several oc-
casions . He correctly maintained that It
opens the door wide to gr eater govern-
m ent spending, because the wage earner
does not feel the c ruel bite of the tax
collector . The wage ear ner conside rs the
net amoun t of his paycheck t o be the actua l
s alary, and if ther e is any rese ntment, it
is against the employer who holds out the
portion for Washington, D.C., and now for
Sa cramento.
cost to the cIt}'.
Another park project con-
sidered ror next fiscal year wl\1
be the development of the West
Newpor t Shores Pa r k sUe,
either as a $1 ,000 temporary
project or a $25,000 perm.ulE!nt
Installation, Mr . StewC~.rt said.
W'.nners In the city-spon-
sor('(! nag football league for
both boys and girls will also be
hono red at the 0-~:::. 21 meeting. And I wo uld go muL·h
further th;on U:Ufteld proposes.
8.1 k es ban ned ~C';~~~,~~ r~~~~~~~-\"~~~(d .. ~:"~ llmLtlng all ( ongres.~mo:n.
Senator~. Presid ents and
On hl"ghway sup"m' court ·••0'""" 10 ont term· four years for
' Cong.rrssmen , !ix years for
The Coun ty Board or Super-Senators and Pres1dents. and
visors has :.tdoptedanordinance mne years for Just ices lone on
prohibiting bicycle riding on and one off eKh year).
P.t.cHic Coast Highway between I heJr that Lyn don John ~nn
the d ty limllsofNev.:port Beach .tJ\·ocates om st~·n·ar term for
and Jtuntin~on Beach. the l'res1dent m h1s n•'W
There is a ':.i··F le tnllalong be st-o;elllng novel . "The
Coast Highwa; .. s ;;;hewn on the Vantage Po1nt " 1 hts hothrrs
OrangeCounty :k; le plan.Tht> me . But I su\1 thtnk I'm nght
Cities of Hunhr.gton Beach and
Ne·-"·prt Beach pr opose to con ~
s truct this tr ail along the south-
er ly s ide of Coast Highway.
ln the :~rea or the br idRt
over the Sanu Ana river, Coast
Highwar presently has 4 lanes
v.·ith no parking lane~, :.~t v.·ith
raised concrete s\df>·~· .. oks on
each side. tt is consto· :-ed ex-
tremely hazardous tc r ide a
bir ycle in the roadv.·ay across
the brhlge. TherPfore, bicycle
ridi ng Is now prohibited on the
a utomobile tra\·el l.1nes on the
bridg(: to ens ure that bicycle
rider s will w;.t\k their bicycles
across the Lridge on the side-
,, .ilk.
Wh:!l a boon to good
government! Tho: .:aliber o(
m<"n offering themselves for
rublic office would be greatly
upp..r11Jrd ~i.'n of ~t ature and
.1-~omplis hmen t would make
tho:m~t'h·es il.v:ulahle to strve
th .-i' natio n for one trrm.
"But it tak.es one term
JUSt to learn the rorcs!" say
the rynio:s. Th:H's th<' point
w._.uhJn 't you I.illher have a big
:nJn . makmg honest m1St3kts.
th.tn ~ llale Bogg:s or a Claude
Ptpper''
('harJ~·ter LS mf1n1trly more
1mportant than <''lren<"nce
Possibly no other m.-n ever
.:..me tnto the P re~1dt'n cy S<.>
•JUa hf1ed by i.'KJ)etlence 3~
Lyndon Johnson or Ru:hard
f'I/LKOn But I wouldn't buy a
uso:d (ar from tither of them
THlS 1962 PHOTO shoWs Capt. Clarence Williams recelvinc
a certificate of appreciation for his service as commander of
the Central Orange County Chapter of the Military Order of
the World wars, which he be~ to organl:r.e.
Union5 Ruinin1 U.S.A.
Labor unions arr doing their
part to make Amenca .a
second-rate economic power.
Never before in our history,
unHI this year. have we bought
more from othrr nuions than
we w id to t hem. One vital
1n gred1tnt in making the
U.S.A. thro ugh the years the
wo rld 's fo remost economic
powrr. was that we always sold
more than wr bouaht _
Formerly wt could comprtt
with the world on virtually
ever ything. Now we can
com pete with thi.' world on·
virt ually nothing. Ruson.,
Thur are several . but none
mor<-' 1mport ant than our
umonist~ who have unceasingly
point, Coocressman John navigation, compensated atr-
Schmttz. General Pedro del plane compasses, and laid out
Va lle, Uberty Lobby, Life Line, the courses for JUJny· famous
Dan Smoot, and Dean Manion. lUer s, some of whom set fllght
His last article last week was records. H!s first achievemunt
a tribute to Florence Fowler was In 1928, when Roscoe Tur-
Lyons. who died last Nov. 1, ner set an east-west flightrec-
Smithsonian Institutio n in
Washington, D.C., on Oct. 7,
1949. The route charts that he
had prepued for that nnal ru&nt
'wer e then placed on exhibition
ln a special chart cabinet.
D\ll'ing World Wu II, Capt.
Williams was stationed in
Haw::11l and was In charge ofthe
Pacific Fleet's sports acUvl-
Ues. He also se:-ved as a convoy
commander during the .f'.tl'.
FollOwing the war he attended
USC, where he graduated with a
deuee in polilical science.
drmanded and got mo rt and
mort P<IY for less and lrss
production per manhour .
Whereas we used to bt far
ahl'ad of 1 he world in
technology . we have lost the
lead and are now, thanks again
t o our union dictators.
ant i·technology . Technology
tempor•rily does away with
jobs. Umon leaders want ever
mort JObs for evtr higher pay .
so the leaders can ever more
gel elected.
f urt her, we have exported
our secrets, our know-how and
even our fa ctories to our
competitors.
Also. our taxes att' among
the world 's h1ghest. In many
msta nces. hecausc uf h1gh taxes
and low profits. America n
mdustry has not bren ahle to
plough hack earn1ngs in to new
equipment and technology
w1th which to compete w1th
their Europran and Japanese
co un tt'rpart s.
Capt. Williams was born Feb. ord.
Z8, 1890, in Minnesota , wher e he In 1932 he began a 5 year
became a newspaper publisher period of service with the fa .
by the age of 19. He W".ts a m:~us aviatrix, Am l•UaEarhart.
veteran or both World War I He plotted 2 tra.ns.continent al
and World War D, retiring in r ecor d breaking courses for
1950 from the u.s. Nava l ser-her ·-the Los Angeles to
vice after almost 35 years of Mexico City to N ~w Yor k night,
duty. and in 1935 a fli ght from Hone-
He spectalized In navigation, lulu to Califor nia. Thlt sam·~
serving as navigator during year he prepar ed the ch.:lrts an1
training cruises and on board ruvlgatlon data lor the Harry
several destroyers, and acted Rlchm"l n-Dick Merrill round-
as head of the navigation de-trip Crom N-~·4· York to Croydon
partment of the USNR Midship-Air port near Londo:~, E ngl<~.nd .
men's School, Northwestern In 1937 he pr epared the mvi-
Unlver slty, Chicago. g-.ttlonal data tor Amellii. Ear -
After World Wu I, he served Mrt's fina l, ill,fa ted flight. In
as chief mateofS.S. Be ll Br ook, Juh'. 1937, Miss Earhart and
"merchant ship, and raised his her navigator , Fred Noonan,
license to that of master or dlsappearej 01 a leg or the
steam and motor vessels ofany round ,the,wor kl flight, between
gross tons, upon the waters of l,.ae, New Guinea, and U.Jwtand
any ocea n. For a time he was Is~nd in the southwest P.t.ciflc.
navigator on board a privately Capt. WilHam:; was the prin-
owned P BY, a Navy seaplane. cipat speaker at !he Earhart
BeN·een wars he taught air memor ial program at the
He was a m~mher of the
Tusttn Ami!rican Legion Pllst,
National Sojourner s of Long
Beach, the MilitarY Order of
the World W.>.rs :~f Central Or -
ange County, which h~ served
as commarxter, and a 50 yror
m•! nher of the Masonic Lodge.
Survivor s include his widow,
Vir ginia, at th'! family home in
Tustin, and a daughter, Mrs.
Enid Williams Troll ofKatonth,
N.Y. funeral serv ices wer e
h1ld M·.•nday at 5addleback
Chapel in Tustin. Chaplain Allan
Water son of El T·>:o M.lr ine
Base officiated. Inter ment w."ls
at For t Rosecr ans, Point Lorna,
San Otego.
MORE ON SOCIAL SCIENCE TEXTS
By Special Correspondent • "SOCIAL SCIENCES:
We are contlouinglastweek's CON•:EPTS & VALUES''-~ by
article, in wtUch we~lnformed Harcour l, Brace, Jovanovich
you about an extens ive evalu1-(stude nt text).
lion on the proposed Califor nia Page 234: "Thomas Jefferson
so;:lal science textbooks , done .•• w~·ote down his Ideas for a
b)" Ml's. D.:>n Hesse of Santa new state c<lnstitution. This
Ana. We will eXi)lore som~ of constitution, U adopted, would
the contents, taken Cro-n the 18 have ended slavery In Virginia.
pages of quotations contained Yet Jefferson did oo~ free his
in the evaluation. own sbves during his life •.•
and eV1lluator . lf the teacber Is
to be all these, the children
must have mtnyoppor tunities to
reveal themselves to he r as
they rea lly are.
Perh01ps the senionty system
hu been good for the South.
Wh tlher if ~ti\J IS IS debata'hle
Reg..rdltss. as an ardent
Soulhrrner. I'm for whai 's
good fo r the country The
sen1oriiY system and the
one -party system are wrong
Thus, Japan's growt h rate is
now 84% ahead of ours and
Europe's 60'*-ahead. Many o f
our traders don't care about
that, though , because thtit goal
is to lt\·el us down so that we
may more comfortably muge
with our world brothers m a
SOCIIiiSI o ne -w o ... Jd
government
~ "QUEST FOR LIBEilTY" How would you describe Jef-
-~ 8th grade text, by Field fer son's ideas about human
E:l•1caUonal Publications Inc. rights':'" (W'IY lsthebookpotnt-
M.rs. H1~sse states tn.atlnthis ing ~ hypocrisy on the part of
text, "101 pages (ne:.t r ly 1/5 or one of Amer ica's founding
the book) ar e ::te•oted to the fathe r s'?)
mistreatment of the N~:roes Page 280: Member s of so-
over the entire span of Ameri-ciety, through _participation
can histor y from their arrival adapt their government to their
in s lave ships to the present cha.oginJ needs and va lues.
day." Page 281: How •Jo :.ew inter -
··The teacher, with the aid of
the curricul um, sets up situa -
tion which will cause the child-
r en to show them~lves iiS ln-
dlvtdu.tls . She uses questioning
strategies ... She sees to ll
tha t childr en have the oppor-
tunity to try out their attitudes
and va lues and analyze them
rrom both pragmatic and demo-
cra tic points of vie"'·
The fede ral spending s pree, which is
speeding us down the bankruptcy trail,
would not be poss ible without tax with-
holding . If each taxpaye r had to dig up that
exor bitant 2 0% and mor e ea ch year out of
his own pocket, ther e would be an out cr y
he ard throughout the land, and hos ts of
spending rascals would be tossed out of
office at e lection time. The for eign give -
aways and the domestic hand-outs would
be s las hed, and gover nment could be cut
down to a s i ze that wou ld be r esponsive to
the people .
' Pacifir CoJ.st Hi ghv.·ay is a
state hi ghway ancl the stale
pr esently llas no plans to widen
the bridge,'' aci'ording to Su~
pervisor Ronald Caspers. "It
would be ven expensive and
i mpractical to widen this br idge
at this time to provide a bicycle
trail. Eventually, the br idge
m1y r£-quire widening or com-
plete reconstruction to provide
additiona l lanes tor automobile
t:-affic. At that tim~ It would be
economically feasible to pro-
vide for a special btcycle lane
across the bridge."
Not only have our Se nators.
Cong r essmen and our
Presiden t s l>h amelessly
Copynght The American Way
FeaiUres 1971
Page 31 5 shOWs a "Nigger pr etaUons of the Constitution
spangled banner" Oag, which help the government .. dapt to
had snakes tor stripes and our changing values':'
'·Ever y role,play, smlll
group discussion, questioning
patter, a nd appUcaUon is an
opportunity fo r diagnosis and
prescr iption into the chiktren's
co~cept-for ming as well as
va lue-for ming .•• lithe teacher
wishes, she can devel(ll) both a
class and an individ•ul profile
by coding these responses,"
LOCAL SEAMAN JOINS
OPERATION DEEP FREE
T he lack of tax withholding has helped
Califor nia spending f r om getting entirely
out of hand. Now that s afeguard is gone,
and taxpayer s beware!
Coast Guard Seaman Kenneth
R. Carrasco, son or Mr . and
Mrs. Rollert M. Carn.sco of
237 Robin Hood l.-'\n~. Costa
Mesa, is _lourneying to the bot-
tom of the world aboard the
Coast Gua rd Icebreaker Staten
Is land, oomepor ted In Seattle.
After stops ror supplies and
personnel in Mexico, Peru and
Chile, hi s ship will sail to
Antarctica to become par t of
Oper ation Deep freeze 1972,
One cr uel lesson that is br oug ht t o our
attent ion once again is on the Inevitable
nature of t he politician. This Is what
politics does to the bes t of men --with
ilarming l y few exceptions . Our conse rva-
tive Mr. Re agan takes the course of
p olitical expediency and opportunism,
spurning high principle to find an easy way
out of a fiscal mess. How prophetically did
Thomas J efferson warn us not to put our
trust in m en , but t o bind them from mis-
chief with the strong chains of the c on-
stitution !
and will hav e the job of opening
tee~ )a.mm !d sea lan ~s so suppl y
vessels can replenish research
bases at the pole.
Later this month his ship
will be joined by the Coast
Guard Icebr eaker Nortbwlnd,
and both s hips will cootinue vi-
tal tcebreak.i ng operations to
keep the sea lanes navigable.
Carrasco Is ->cheduled to re-
turn to Seattle in A;)rll after
stops in Tasmania, New Zea-
Wld, the FIJi islands and Hon-
olulu.
Subsidized
So me weeks back. U S
~ntelliaencr agents discovered
that a Commun~t spy n~med
Vladimir P. Pavlichenko was
hard 11 work in the Unl!ed
States, h~ sped ality beina
scientific e:spiona1r .
Spedrlcall y. hil auianment was
to steal scientJnc defense
NCrtU and smuglr t hem back
to Moscow.
He w11 c:a uaJ'II red-handed.
But, aucss what? He is stJII in
ttle United Statn -and, on
top r»r thac, much or his
S40 ,1)()()4 .. ycar a tary ll bcin.a
fumilhed by the Amcrian
uxp.ym.
Mr. Pnlk:IM:nllo. you '"• is
1ft otnd al or rhe: Ulliccd
I
ART5, CRAFTS SHOWN Spies An exhibit or arts aDd cralla
Nation~ !lis title as "director by the Ntpel Art Assn. wUI be
of external affatn" ro1 the hekt at the Harbor View Ceattr
Unltf'd Nauons, whatever t hat thlJ week-end, Dec:.18-19, from me<~n . He hu. the job. If he 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. The emlbU
wantll tt. fo 1 at Jeut another wlll lnc:IOOe palntlnp, eer .. amica, leather goods, special 1wo years. Since the United States pays ptlltem• a.od Cbrlltma.a dec-
by far the Jaraest ainaJe·natlon =---~·-.. lltllllllllllllllllll• share or the coS~ of o peratina •
thr United Nations. this
country' is therefore subtidizina
a hith--6lillried Communilt spy Theo said J eeue to lboae
dedil;:atcd to underminln& the J ewa wbJd:l belteved 011 him
United States. And thlnp have 1r ye coa rJoue In IDY word:
1oHen JO bad thai our lc1dt.n tbeo ate
no lonacr n en rcs;is le.r a fadeed· )'I ftlY dlldplea.
comptllnl. Somet hinl like a • •
man willl.naJy buyinl rbc rope And ye lball kaow lbe
10 bt .a.d lD bil own lyn.ddn1. CNib, •d Cbe IIUCb lball
-J•u• HtiMt !''!' 100 !Ne. ; (St. lollo o:oL 32.)
County RA assails U.N.
The follow~ng re~lutloo was passed by the board of
directors of the Orange County Co-ordinating Republican
Assembly at the monChly meeting he ld Nov. 10.
"Wher eas, we the members of the Orange C"unty Co-
ordinating RepubUc~~.n Assembly fully support those prin-
ciples oo which our Assembly is rouOOed, and;
"Whereas, the U:llted Na.Uons OrganiWion by tts actions
of October 25, 1971, which should now be known as 'Red
Monday,' supported the causes or interoa.tiooal communism
and struc k a treacherous back stabbing bloW to Ute interests
of all the free people of the world, by their admission of
the atheistic dictatorship of commW\lst China, and !he
remoJval of nationalist China, a.Dd;
"Whereas, President Richard M. Nixon currently main-
tains bis plans to dignify the communist dictatorship of red
Cb1Da, a government which h:lB butchered tens of mliUons
o! pe<l;)le and been responsible for tbe deaths of onr
100,000 lo)'21 Americans in Korea aDd Vtetaam, and DOW"
more than eYer threatens the freedom and the hope of the
rema.tnlnc rree people of the world, aad;
"Whereas, loyal Amerlculectslators such utMHooor-
able John G. Schmit&, member ot CoocreN-. the Honorable
Robert H. Burke, member of the CautwDI.I. stateAssembiJ.
aDd other state and oatlooal ltllslaton ban taken a ltaDt1
aplDst the actlons of Vte Uldttd Natloa:l Orllni&atioa and
tht aetiOGS of Prestderi. Richard U. Ntxoa.
"8t Jt retolYed, that the Ora.Jlp Coaab Co..ordlutiag
RepubUcan Anemhly go OD r~ u ooademllial lhl
<><:Iober 25, 1971, aetlona or lbo UIUiodllotJouOrpaiUUoo
cooctnilll tM remofal oi NaUorau.t Cb.lla froln ltl rolls,
aDd tM ldm!Utoa ol commtat.t Ctda lOt oa11 to Itt rolls.
bat 10 tbe oocurlty coaocll of oa1t1 oo.,..uaUoo. Uti; ••a. u f\lrtber ruolnd, tbat lbl Oruet Co.ty Co-
..-IIAIR....,Ucu._..blyp>oor-du-.
PH-Rlcltatd II. Nlsoo'l propoootlllll lllad'rlood trip
to coauntlllllt c~. Ud; "llo ~ lllrtbw ,_...,., lllol tllo-c-, Co-
ord'•UIC Rtpabllcu Aeltmblf, ...._.. a 'dee~ ol
li41POI't' to a.o.. ~~ A-'C:U .._.horn no cwr.Up
'" ...... -to .... ---· tllo IDUowloC: "1. ntlm--ftlolaU_IIollotl .. too
n..eill OOIIIro.tiOM totMtllllld ..... Or ........ ..,;
••J. n.tla!OI••*'.._ol&U .. ••·,ti..U.MC q'J
10 "'-· tllo Qdlod-.. -----111 .. ---or.•--.. .., ... .u .... _,, . ., ............
"I, ftet,.,.. 0 -ofall&.lll .... liCtkaiiCFIZ., to ,..... 11111 ...._. Wltllu or., , ,. .... aD ol ' "
...,....,.,.efaU!'Mtn.Die ..... fl ... r _ ... .-"
Negro heads for stars. • Teacher's edition of '·SO-
Page 633.640dlscusses mill-CIA L SCIENCES, COSCEPTS
tant leader Mulcolm X, ·'black & VALUES."
power " justUicatioo of vto-Cover Insert .•• The s?Cla.l
lence, and new left m•Jvemt·nts sciences permit lhe child to
suc;t as SOS arxt the Black s~ek orderly explanations of
Panth?r s . The book points up h1Hll.1D behavior .
more bad thl n ,tood In Am~rican Page T ,43: Cbildr£>n often
b.istor y. · surprise themselves by their
Page 101 (student'ste xt )asks ability to write lltheyareasked
the student to ldenUIY the to communicate their reellngs
stren(lhS and weaknesses of .•• Most can bi! lured duri.ng ~rge W:.~.shin(lon from two the Ye'.tr to try using Orst,
persons' criticism of him and single words or sentences, and
a third critiQue. then para&nl)tls, to describe
Page '72 (student's tert) 200 their feelings. Role-playing Is
c hapter, colonial llfe lnAm.;ri-built into t he learning structure
ca, bringing the issue ~ to of this program ••• They are
date: R<!Ugious beliefs may bar part of the funcUon oftheclass-
servlee In the ar med for ces •• , room as a soela.l scienc:e !abo-
Should thelr greater loyalty be r atory.
to the church or to ttl~ state? Page T ,45: "In a dlver slfled
Page 276 (stUdent's tnt)~ •• democracy, we bawe DO chOice
Belle! of slave 01r0et's that but to teun cro~ skills. Eval-
slavery was good for Negroes IJI.tlon: Tbe roles of the eta-
because they were bloJOClca.lb' mcrtary teacher are as a eu!de,
inferior. (Continues discussion mtoager. COQftoater, encour-
of racism today.) a gv, diapostlclan, prescriber
Paul Braodweln Is the pri-
mar y .t.IJthor of "Soc lal S('len-
ces : concepts & values." With-
out a doubt. his theories have
cr e;a.ted mor e controversy in
education than any other s. One
of tus Ideas is that children
shOuld be In school at the a ge
of 2, because of the damage
tnlllcted by parents who force
their "Y111ues" on their grow-
Ing childre n, Thls fits in rather
we ll with the planoed govern-
m~Dt day-car e centers belng
prom :·~ed now.
He DOl only belleves chikireo
stt:MJld be In schOOl at age 2,
but that parents shOuld be re.
tr&lned, through telewlsion Ln
the home, on how to bring their
chiklren up . Wttb the rapld
expansion of cable TV in citles
all over the countrJ, this ls a
threclt that will require con-
staDt scrutiny from watchful
cU:Lun.s.
Pop 613 (sttMioot'slext). "At ~···point , .. should-..... Boat waste to mate sueh ded.IIOU, or to law drafted
tlnd out w-by you C&DD:It decide
some th1op ••• U you hi.Ye ne County Bolrd of S'C)er-At tbe Harbors and Parkl
le&l'Did bow to use the research wttors ba.s apprOftd a reeom -Coaunluloo tMttlq: of..,, 9,
skiUs or h_...,. &Ill IOCI&I m-tlon tltat aetloo 011 tllo 1bo Comm~ stall ud a
o<lOttllllo pr-lalbllloll, pr-onlllaooo requlrla1 rtl>'tMOiatln of-COOIII·
you wUI bo ablo lo liWOO<b -mo<clal noiofo to lo<k •I dllc-ltlopro:>ooodbold
ewnot cl1lemmu nlloatllJ." tbt1r h•d flclUtiel willie la locldat ordl•r• ud tbt
~~ ol tbt 70's: Meed to cOIIIIII::J' barb0r1 bedelllrrtd.ud bo1M1bol.t matter. lt ftl tM
eollr'Ol CrlJM Yl. .lldiYldul tbat IIIli IU.tltl' be~ COMtDIM of ttle COlli mi ...
UboriiH; !roo _. ... ll1r liiiD a bnl4 •-1---11111, ..-tliU atletlfl to
lrlal; r!PboiiOdltJ ... I'IIIU .....,. - -.....-. -1 1 "'"'lllr oa t11o -or crlmlall; law...,...... Tbo llarbor Dllirloi IIOd ro-.,.... liMd locldlll -.
Med Jar coAt i lioN ••· rtcM' c.t'ld Mltlfk:att. froiD tMSU a COIIIPI'eb• &• ~ ID
lo r-'ollllol; -· rii'D D..., ...-o1 1t1o CaUIDnla 1t1o _..,..,_11111_
fl ...... ~ .... , ....,. " ......... --OGIItrol diM"'' ..... ODIIIItJ ....... t.a ldtooll 'a. II tal t1 re-tlolrd a.t 1'111111 •? ,.... ....,..ocew . .,......., ...
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t.ce flo. ..... allla • .._ ........ lttlliD_,.tlr .. a...t ....... JI*P 1D .. • sse. ft. pat1tt1 ....... ,~oil ... 1\lll.lt e~pd 11; Ult I. db I f1J
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HEALTH NEWS:
Stresses Nttd For
WorkingiiCin
lnjut'y Care
Dr. Cary L. Couture, D.C., of pme wtth his blurt, Or. Cou ...
the Couture Cbtropnc:tlc Ceo-ture ald.
ter lD Newport Bach, reveal& CommtaUDJ t'llrther OD the
the results of a natlom.t survey wa•lactoD ftrures, Dr. Cou-
lncltcattnc that back tajurles ture Jtated, Hl do DOt 4laeouot
cause Amerleanaover$1 bllUoa the filii of ,urc-ry in the molt
annua.Uy. In doeumentlDr the deaperite of eases. Ia theM
.survey stallstlcs, Dr. Couture lDJtuc" 1t ts better that bleb
noted they were compiled risk be takea than to do DOth-
tbrough lnformatioll pthered lq at au.
trom the tiles of state work-"Howenr, our experience
mea's compensation depart-shows that most cases respoDd
meats, the U.S. Dep&rl.ment of favorably to mare COPRI'Yat1Ye
Healtll, Education aod Welfare, procedures at mlPlmal risk to
the u.s. Public Healti\.<Servtce, the patient. M:.tnipalaUve pro-
the National Safety Council aOO cedures aDd physical therapy
the u.s. Department of Labor. would be amoac those ooa-
Tbe survey shows that about surcteat procedures," theDo:-
ODe In nve back tnpary acci-tor coocluded.
deals occur tn the home. Dr. Couture said the tractc
RouJhly one-third of stJCh In-consequences of tal lure lD bact
juries happen on the job; 22.6% surgery affect many more than
in motor vehicles; and 18. '~'%are the palteot. "His famUy loses
th e result of miscellaneous the fUll earoJng power of Its
causes. ' bread-wlruter. He sometimes
"TOURNAMENT Of ROOES DAY" was observed ~c. 11 at Koott's Berr y farm, Buena
Park, to honor the 1972 rose queen, her court and otftctats of the Pasadena Tournament
ot Roses Assn. Pictured here, from left, are Margo Johnson, the rose Q~M~en; Walter
Knott, and h.ls daughter, Vlrgitlla Reafsnyder or Dover Shores 1n NeWpOrt Beach.
One or the most important becomes totally disabled. Th.ls
fa cts In the survey concerns a situation often affects the pa-
report of a ttve-year study of tlent psycbologieally. He feels
back surgery eases wlltch was he is a UabiUty to his tam!ly
undertaken bytheStateofWash-aDd friends.
tngton Department of Labor and "!. wint the public to be-
Industries. This study reveals come more Informed about back
that 20 per cent of all back injury and to take steps reduc-
surgery cases resulted In total lng the etteets of accidents.
t.lllure and only 20 per cent ot Many ba ck Injury accidents can
the back surgery cases were' be preveoted by observing com-
listed as having •·very good" mon sense precautions and
results. This rather dismal proper chiropractic treatment
projection of the outcome of when they do occur . Thls major
attempted surgical correcliQn pr catastrophic problem can
ot back disorders Indicates tDe successfully be avoided."
patient subjeded to surger y to Dr. Couture nuintainsotnc:es
pin relief from 'Jack Injury at 2043 Westc lltf Drive, N<?W-
Is playing a highly speculative port Beach, Phone 645-5300,
Patron list
The list of patrons for the
Dec . 28 Children's Home So-
ciety debutante ball has been
anoouoced by the Newport Har-
bor. area. auxtllary president,
Mrs. J . Robert Meserve.
This Is the 18tb annual deb
ball for the purpose of raising
funds for care and adoptions of
many needy children and is
under the direction of the ball
chairman, Mrs . Robert Hodson,
who Is assisted by Mrs. Ri chard
A. Sewell, debutante chairman;
Mrs . Robert Unger, invitations;
Mrs . Delbert VanOrnum, pubUc
relations; Mrs. Fred Swenson,
treasurer; Mrs. AlfredJorgen-
Holiday
Fashions
Shop Now for
*
*Purchase Gift
Cert• ficates
1n Any Amount
Christmas
SO THAT SHE MAY CHOOSE . . .
~rt~u•
3414 VIA LIDO
NEWPORT BEACH
named
sen, presentation; Mrs. James
Murley, photography; Mrs. lra w. Smith, decorations; Mrs .
John B. Parker, teaaOOpre-ball
party; Mrs. WiiU.am R. Hudson,
reservations; Mrs. W. Pllelps
Merlckel, programs, and Mrs .
Davld Lang, 1\ostesses.
Included on thepatronllstare
Dr. and Mrs . Daniel Gaskill
Aldrich Jr., Bewley Allen, Mr.
and Mr s. Lloyd l...ees Aubert,
D~·. and Mrs. Robert Floyd
Beauchamp, Mrs. Joseph Allan
Beek, Mr. and Mrs.Lo uis Mor-
rls Boyle Jr., Mr. and Mrs .
Chester E. Brabyn, Mr. and 1 Mrs . Lawrence Ed..,·ard Brown,
Walter Burroughs, Mr. and AMM CHRIS11ME WHARTON
Mr s . Joseph Logan Carver,Mr.
and Mrs . Leroy LanghenryCar-
ver Jr., Mrs. Arthur Coons,
Mr. and Mrs. E.lriGeo rgeCor-
kett, Jud~ and Mrs. Elisha
Avery Cra ry, Mr . and Mrs.
Fred V. N, Ellis, Mr. and Mrs.
Rites set
for June
Byron F'arwell, Mr. and Mrs. Miss Ann Christine Wharton
Lyman How es Far .. ·e \1. and William Robert Netro are
Mr. and Mrs. David Ladson planni ng a June wedding at Our
Fraser, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Lady Quee n ot An gt>ls Catholic
Alexander Gamble, Judge aod Church in East Bluff. Thelr
Mr s . Robert Gardner, Mr . and engagement was aonouocf'd at
Mrs. Robert Arnold Ga rrison, a recent fa mily dinner party at
Mr. and Mrs. Walt er Gayne r, the home of the parE-nts of the
Mr, and Mrs . W, Allen Grubb, brlde-to.be, Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs . Robert Guggen-James r. Wharton of East Bl utf.
heim, Dr . and Mrs. JobJl Ken-Parents ofthe lnttllded groom
netb Hamel, Mr. and Mrs. A. are Commander a nd Mrs. Rob-
Aieuoder Hamiltoo, Mr. and ert Netro of Canton, Ohio.
Mr s. Rolla R, H.tys J r., Mr. Miss Whartonlsa 4th geoer a-
and Mrs. Edgar R. Hill, Mr. tlon Californian and the grand-
:wd Mrs. Meade Holsteln nt, daughter of the late J. F'rank
Mrs. Russell Lewis !sell, Mr. Wharton, for mer mayor of La-
and Mr s. Jam:!s Waltham Laws guna Beach. Her grandmother,
Ul, Colont>l andM ·s.AlanJoce-Le la James Wharton, was a
l)'n Mickle. m•!mber of an early Orange
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Murdy c ounty ranch family,
Ill, Mr. and Mrs. Ray M 1rph y, Both the young col(lle are
Mr. and Mrs. Pau l Nissen, Mr. attending USC. The bride.to-bt>
and Mr s. Paul Arthur Palmer, is a graduate of Corona del
M.:. and Mr s. George T, Pnc -Mar hi gh school. Her fianct>
ger, Mr. and Mr s. John F', graduated from Mont erey high
Porter, Mr. and Mrs. 0. W. schOol. He ts alfiUated \tt'ith
Richar d, Mr. and Mrs. Haster Chi Phi F'ra.ternity.
R. Ring, M:. aDd Mrs. Paul
Milton Rogers, Mr. and Mrs.
Henry T, Segerstrom, Mr. aOO
Mrs. Richar d Steele, Dr. and
Mrs. Harry E. Stic kler , Mr,
and Mrs. Denis Sullivan, Mr.
and Mrs. John J. Sv.1gart, Mr.
and Mrs. Richard c. Vernon,
Mr. and Mrs. Edward G. Warm-
illgton, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Campbell Webster, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Nauer Weed, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles S. Wheeler ,
Mr. and Mrs. Horace S. Wil-
son Jr., Mrs. Geor ge Yardley
Jr. and Mr . and Mrs. Geor ge
Perkins Yule.
POSTER WINNERS TOLD
Dental health poster contest
winners In the Newport-Mesa
unifted school district a.tE":
F irst, Lori Hartman. 9, Mari-
ners school; 2nd, Teresa Ann
Jackson, 9, Harper school; 3rd,
Sher yl Smith, 9, Harpf'r school.
County-wide .,-lnbers will be
chosen at South Coast Plaza
F'eb. 7, the 2nd day of child-
r en's denial health week. The
poster contest Is sponsored by
the Orange County Dental So.
ciety.
Sign up for campus afloat
Mary Thlelemelr, daughter
ot Mr. and Mrs. LawreocE" G.
Thielemeir, 2915 Hubor View
Drive, and Lynn KennJcott,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
liam N. Kennicott, 3500 Sausa-
lito, Harbor View Hills, will be
studeats of Chapman College's
Work! C.am;»us Afloat for the
sprlne:, 1972, semester at s~a.
Tbey 1riU join lll to 500 other
collece students representing:
200 eolleres aDd unh•ersltles ln
Gift Ideas .
Galore
AAUW wins
award again
JadCH for the •ttt uaual
boUday eeoterpleee cOrJ1)elllloO
at tbe Balboa 8&)' Club D!C. 8
Dlmed the Newport..Cott&Mesa.
Assoeiltloa of AmP.rlean ~.
•erslty Women wiDMl's of the
sw_,.takee: award tor the sec.
ODd Ume 1D a row.
Last year the crolC) was also
preseoted the trophy by Mar~
lDers Sulngs a.nd Loan As~
soclaUoo of Newport Beach,
holders of the perpet\lal award.
The event ts part ol a joint
project of the wom!o'sdlvtslons
of the Costa Mesa and Newport
Harbor ChambersotCommer ce
aDd entries are trom local
e.lubs, orpnlu.Uons and busl-
oesses. Proceeds from the
beoetu are used forthe "tea ch-
ers' welcome '' at the beginning
of each school year.
Special winDers were also
the Anaheim ·:ha.mber of Com-
merce W·Jme:l's Dlvlslon, $25
cash awa.rd; Richard's Lido
Ceoter, lud.ces' cOOlce; a ud
Zonta Club of Newport Hubor,
Santa's ~:ward.
other winners were: fi.rs!s
tor City of Costa Mesa Em-
ployees, religious; F'ountain
Valley Chamber of Commerce,
unique; Costa Mesa Womt>n's
Club, hu.mOJOus; a.nd F'riends
of the Costa Mesa Library,
foretKJlla.ods .
F'lrst, second and thlrd place
w1.nners were Anaheim Cham-
ber of Comm~rce Wom·m's Di -
vlsloo, Altru.sa Club ofNe\tt'?()rt
Harbor, aDd the Wedoes·hy
M·un1ng Club, exotic; F'r tends
of the Newport Beach Library,
Boys Club of the Harbor Area,
and Glrls Club of the Hubor
Area, children's; Newj)Ort .Co-
sta Mesa Association or Amer t-
ea.n University Women, the Gir l
Scouts, and the Pent house,
Christmas ?r iginal; and Rich-
ard's Lido Center, F'lowers by
Debra, and Van de Kam::>
I.
' )
NEWPORT HAROOR ENgGN
A RST SECTION --P!oe 3
THURSDAY, DEC. ll, ttl!
CDI!ONA DElMA!!. Y'UF. '
Always
of
fhe heart
our
business
Why do most druptOJa sell
~ ... ~rythina rrom brukJast to
dana:: wax ... ? The answer is
simple. II is a matter of economic nec:cssity.
Americans, thank 110(,(j~. are eerxra/ly kealthy
and there ttre not enough prncriptions to keep
all drugstores going. Thus, ~ sell a variety of
merchandise. By so doing we are able to stay
open and render assis tance whene,•er and wher-
ever it is needed. PrQcription servke, however,
continues to be the-heart of our bllsiness and we
arc-always pleased to assist you when mcdicatioa
is needed.
.a &. COAIT WWY .. ~A Da. ...
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Q.jj~;~ ~~~~~ SIIMCI -CAlli
VALET
CLEANERS
3137 E. Coaat Hlway.
Corona clal Mar
WE DELl VER -675-0310
~~~~~~~~
the perfect Christmas gtfr ..
•
Alley hearing scheduled
Tbo N.,..,-t Beach Cltf
Coeetl will bold a pabUe bear.
lac at 7:30 p.m. Jaa. 4 oa a
proposal toestabUsba.aassess-
meDt dlatrlct tn Newport
HetPts ud Balboa area alley
improvements.
Tbe Couocll wtll use the Im-
provement Act of 1911 to create
the diatrlet PI boo1s '!iU be
tor 10 years at 1JJ intefest oa
the unpaid balance.
Tbe estimated eootrlbuUon by
the city to the district wtu be
ACTOR John Wayne, ))I.Ded by $46,916. The estimated average
over 1,000 cholr singers, will assessment to each property
perform to Dtsneylaod's tra-owner wlll be less than $500,
dJUooal "caodleUght ca.roUng except In some cases wher e
ceremony,'' at 6 p.m. Saturday blocks have •;T'' or ''H" alleys.
evening, Dee. 18. He will r ead In other action Monday night
the scriptural narrative of the Council:
Chris t's blrth. The debut of • CONTINUED to Jao, 10 a
"Fantasy on Parad£"' at 9 p.m. publlc hearing regarding tbe
wUl follow the ceremony. appeal of Mary Carusotromthe
Degrees earned at UCI
Suty-four students at OC I V<!:ra:lO Place, BS, biological
have received th e bachelor de-scieoees; Jose_;~h B. Vaktez, UI,
gree as a r esult of work com-1624 Verano Place, 8\, phy-
pleted during the sum merquar-sics; Vallollah ZolfegbarJ, 2923
ter. Th:!}' w!ll be eligible to Verano P iac£', BS, engineer ing.
participate In com'lP.n:ement
' docl-ol lllo Pltalac Com.
mtss10a ct.~ybar a rtQaHt tor a.
2 year utensloa ota~~~epermlt
wblcb auo· .. the operat1oa ot a
beer pulor wlthJtl ZOO fttt ot a
resldeaUII dbtrlct, loclted &t
2000 W, Balboa BIYd., Central
Newport.
• ADOPTED a resolutloo
ameDding the plaooed eom-
mtlnlty laneS use plan aDd de-
velopment sta.Ddards for New ...
port Place,· aear the Co1.11ty
Airport, as requested ISy the
Emkay Development Co. loc.
The change tovolves a revised
road system to albw more
nextblllty In deve}O:)log an auto
center and other uses.
• ADOPTED an ordinance
providing lor the CltyCouncll's
right to review PJarmiDg Com-
mission zoning am"!Ddment de-
niaJs within 21 days.
• ADOPTED 1n ordiaance
changing the appeal period oo
Planning Commission actions
from 15 to 21 days.
• INTRODUCED tn ordi-
nance permiUng angle parking
011 the west side of vma Way,
near City Hall, between32ndSt.
and the alley to the south.
• INTRODUCED an or di.
nance imposing a fee for Unger. exercises next June. Follo•-¥!.ng
are from the Harbor Area:
+ CORONA Df:L M \R
' printing procPsslng In connec.
HAMED BY CEH TU RIAH S · tion with certain categor!Ps of
MJ.rlanne Peter s Brough,
438-B Fernlear Ave., BA, art;
Richard Antho!ly Lyons, 103
Bayside Place, BA, English.
• COSTA MESA
Donald Lorne M··M:Jian, 2463
Baker St., BA, psychO logy;
Pauline Leslie Murphy, 2656
"G" Orange Ave., B-\, social
ecology; M.lrk Evan Vroegin -
dewey, 2026 Harbor Blvd., BA,
phHOSOi)'lj.
" mvtNE
Mark Donald Kozar, 1013
Karl Barnum Jr. of 2901 business licenses
Cassia St., East Blurt, has been • DIAR IED to 'nee. 27 con-
elected to a 5 Yt!ar term on ~he sideratlon of the final m1p of
board of dir ectors of QSAD Tract No. 7432, sutxUvldlng
Centurions, a support group for 19.933 acres Into 58 lots for
the USC school of pharmacy, deve lopm,~nt as single-family
LEGAL HOTICE
NOTICE 0 ? HEARING
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
dweiHngs, northerly ofSanJoa-
quin Hills Rd . and westerly of
Spyglass Hill Rd., Harbor View
HIlls, submitted by John D.
thai on M·lnda.y, Januar y 24, Lusk. The Item was diaried to
1972 at the hour of 7:30P.M., allow for the change of street
in the Council Chamher s 91 the names.
Nf.ll'll'I!T ltAR80R 'Ell I Gil
A RST Sf.CTIOII -'-, ... 4
FOLLOW THE LIGHTS TO
G11ild Drug Sl11.'11 Oil
Tht•l-'riuge Hc'llt'}if Call/et1 Ocaners
·THURSDAY, DEC. 16, ltll
tDIIlliA D'a.IIAII, tAu f_
DANCE LESS O NS
City Hall of the Cit)' of New -• APPROVED the tentative
p:>r t Beach,locatedat3300 W~t map of Tract 7638, subdividing
Newport Boulevard, Ne'Arport 47,3 acr es into 109 lots for de·
Beach, Orange Count}', Ca lif-velopment as slngJe .family
ornia, the City Council will hold residential and one 2.3-acr e
.t. public hearing fo r thE' pur pose park site, located in Big Can-
of determining whether the pub-yon.
lie convenience and necessity • APPROVED the r evised
requirE" that proceedin gs ~ tentative map of Tract 7382,
comm~nced to construct certain subdividing 162.6 acres into 5
street improvements pursuant industria l and 17 commer cial
to the Im provement Actofl 911, nots, located no rtherly ofBris-
being Divisio:~ 7 of the Streets to! St. (Palisades Rd.) between
and Hi ghways Code of the' State MacArthur Blvd. and Birch St.,
of California (commencing 11dth near the County Airport.
Section 5000 thereof), ">~'lthout • RECE IVED and tned a
compliance v•ith the Special As-letter from the Parks, Beaches
sessment Inveslig".!tion, Ltmi-adn Recreation Commission
tation and Majorily Protest Act stating that 5 vacant lots on
of 1931, S3.id improvements to Cliff Dr., Newport Heights,
consist of the paving of certain easterly of the former s ite of
alleys In those areas oftheCUy the Lutheran Church, are avail-
known as Newport Heights and able for public acquisition as a
Balboa, said assess ment dis-view site, and the Comm ission
trict to be known as Assess-wants to go on r ecord with the
ment District No, 54, Cily Council ldentityinR this
RidiiJrcl\· .1/ur/..t•f Thl' Magit .11irrur
FI1H1't'H h1 · .ll11rri Samh tlltle Gijl.\
llll(l('rial llart/H·,Irt· Caldll'd/ Candie!>
FOR INFORMATION CALL
Jo CDance ~tudio
251 5 Ecut Coc11t HoQhway , Coro.,o de l Ma r 673-3420
Chrlstmas shopping Is merrier wheo you startotfat Richard's.
Our mukets are brimming with very special hoUdly foods,
geese, ducks and Pate de F'ois, cakes. cookies aDd entertaining
accessories.
OR •••
at our Lido Center there's everythloc &om sliver aDd crystal
to hOllday sportswear In our Gift llld Yacht Shops-kwely
C hristmas nowers in our Lldo Flower Shop.
'£"'Co· ........... '-'-'l· a-
marKets
liDO CENTER
l-43 1 VIA liOO N£WPORT BEACH, CAlif 92btl0 !'.1 J-tt'tJO • HARBOR VIEW CENTER
1660MA ARf HUK NlWPQRl BEACH, c..\ur 9~~1j..J 1SS
I '
1/(l wurc/:( Nutritiun .\'eh purt Sw rhma.~
Childrt•ll Unlimiu•d Muowh-/n·/111' Reutr\
Smlfltt•nt Calijim1ia
J·i'r.1t .\'ut/fnwl Bani..
.., H11bor View
..e --In Joaquio Hills Road -1! ~ -%
P~eilic Coasl Hig~way
~ -• -~ -%
for further information, ref-area as one tha t sDould receive
er ence is hereby madeto Reso-consideration tor future ac-
lution No, 7575 wh ereby the City _'Q!'Uil_is~l"li~on":·c_ ______ ~':===============================::::! Council decla.rt>d Its intention to 1
hold said hearing for the pur-
pose of deter mining ~~o·hether
the Special Assessmen! Investi-
gation, Li mitation and Majority
Protest Act of 1!:131 should be
applicable to said proposed As-
sessment District No. 54, The
location of the land arxl the
nature of the work being con-
sidered within proposed As-
sessment District No , 54 are
set forth in the ··Revised Pr£--
liminary Report on ProposE'd
Assessment District No . 54
(Alley Paving Ne .... 'J)Ort Heights
and Balboa)'' dated November
8, 1971, and sho">~'n on a m.lp
designated Exhibit '•A'', show-
ing the general location ot th£'
proposed improvements and the
lands to be assessed to pay the
cost th£'reot, which ar £' on tHe
in the offices of the City Clerk
and the Public Works O,t('ctor .
Aoy person owning or having
an Interest In real property
within the district proposed to
be assessed for the cost of said
improvements may file with the
City Clerk, prior to the tim e
fixed for the hearing, written
protests or objections to the
undertaking of said proceedings
without fi r st complying with the
provisions of the Special As-
sessment Investigation, Limi-
tation and Majority Protest Act
of 193 1. Protests or objections
must be in writing and must
cootaln a description of the
property in which each signer
ther eof ls illterested, sutttcient
to identuy the same.
Laura Lagios, City Cler k of
tbe City of Newport Beach,
California
LIGAL ltOTICI
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO
ENGAGE IN THE SALE OF
ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES
IZ-10-?1
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN,
Subject to Issuance of the
Uceue appUed tor. notice Is
bereby gifen that the wder-
slped proposes to sell alco-
boUe beteraces at the prem-
..... doocrlbod u follow" zsoo
W, Cout Hwy ., "-rl Boocb. Pur-lo lOCh IJIIoolloO,
lllo -liP*! .. 1111>111D1 lo
lllo IJoC>Irtmool of AleohoUc
Befen .. Coatrot tor 11,.oee
of u aJcoboUe be'fwa11: Ue-.e
(or UC11111) b' tbNI pnm.
lolo u ~o~~on,o.Sato-1 (r.tlcPro..._~
Jlr. lAci<J'I ofll._rl
S.cll,lll<.
Pol>llol" Doc. II, lt71, lo 1111
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SATURDAY
BANKING
at the HARBOR VIEW,
AIRPORT and
WESTCLIFF OFFICES
9amto1pm
Saturday shoppers, busy housewives, and
hard-working businessmen no longer need
worry about banking during regular week -
day hours. Now, lhese ollices of Southern
California Firsl National Bank offer "some-
thing special" for busy people -Saturday
banking! Vista-Malic Drive-Through bank-
ing Is available on Saturdays from 9 a.m. to
1 p.m. Banking is conducted from the com-
fort of your car. Quick, efficient tellers will
I
SOUTHERN
be on duty in a special booth to cash your
ch ecks, accept deposits, issue withdrawals.
take loan payments, and even open new -,
accounts. A pneumatic tube, located on the
driver's side, carries your transaction to I he
teller's booth and returns your bank book,
cash or papers to you. In minutes, you 'll be
on your way. Try our convenient Saturday
banking-just another unique service of
the bank who cares about Its customers I
NAnONAL BANK
HAAIIOII VIEW HIUS Of'l'ICE 1-M«:Artllur BIYd ............... (7141-11
AIIWORT OI'I'ICII Mtc-oiMoc-....................... (7141 ~111
WESTCLIFF Ofi'ICE -Ill 01 ~ .......................... (7141 ~111
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Bpw od d fi ht ~EWPORT HARB:>R ENSIGN lltURSOAY, DEC. 16, 1971 SAFETY SUGGEsnoNs FOR YULE TREEs Ch h Ne 11 s rug g f!A!!lRSTI._SgE!L!CTIJ!!O!!..N -::.;-:..:-:.lPa:!Jtei!..LS __ ....ICO.!IJ-!!!!!!!A,_,D..,EL..,M.,AR.,.._..CA,..LI"'F • ..Jt':!"":::.O::b,.~ ~~"::··~ ... = urc . ws Newpo<t HarbOr-.... ' tllrOII<IlhU!niD Gutreaehce .. .,,fl' ___ ,_ ____________ ....... ,
.....U0U oa bu11AC Uc1 c;a.r .. IOtii'IN ol blat. Rtmot'e 1'bl Fir• 8lpttJt C.Mreb ol bt u,tUd bJ .._, U.. ud PrcauJo•l Womea'a CJOO The program, "RUD&ny 1
lD& tor Cbrlltmu trttl to be_, promptly alter boiJdtya. Colla Mua, JOt ......_,Ua st., Lort LIIJplrd at tM' 11 a.ru. IDtmblrl ud CUHU wUl meet presents.'' wt11 be pres.eDtedby THERE s STILL TIME PI'O'ridl ·a are lllt bobdlJ: '•Dried •••creeu btoome at SUtl Alii Aft, •• SIIDdlJ Slmd:ay M'Ytce. Tbt R" · at 1 p.m. todi.J, Dee. 16, tD tbe past presldeot JUice H&1DN
1 "Biq treJb tree wUh flrm. td.ablJ eomMitible. Cbtoll; lor tebool ud chureb lilf'Yitelwtll Eltbor Jac~ wtU br1DC a Mea ,V•dt Couatry Club for Ud ber eommlttee members.
Onlb\e Dledlea. llaklGI&frtlb lntl 011 PluUC b'MI, certtty. bt la1fted thU 1-*J.BoJiud rD ... II OD ''No room at tbe t1tt tM.t.al !k>UdaJ dlnDer pro .. ln<:ludlog Miss Apwtl Blom-
clll 1D tbe bue helpt tree to toe slow burJdlc mat.tall. ctrll wtll pre ... a Cbrt.tmaa iDA.'' Cbrlllt-. mule wtu be cram. ql:llst, Mmes. Judd Sltbvlaad,
abeorb water better. Keep tree Wbta utacmttaU1ctriH,ftood prOif&m &omi:tstoll:!Oa.m, played b1 Mra. Lo RaJDt GUtt: ud persooal Uem.s tr1U Jo!m Palen, A. E. Naeceu. Doe
1a coatalaer or studwltbnter UJbtl JbOuJd bt U8ld to no&d At tbt 7 p.m. •rvlce, tbecbolt Jawstoa. ¥iolla111C,acconu-a&ed be P•ea to Jooe otncan. who 1s DIJDpn, H. W. Bates, Helea
l.eYtl abofe eut. Tr•sleftoutot poalbiUtJ ofeltetrlcaboek.All wtll pr Htat the JoM W. Peter-bY Jerr, Maakow'lkl at tbe «· dlnelor ofbumatlo.Ueachcen .. Cole, DJrl.s Crozoo. K. W. Gor-11---:
water dry to huardous coodJ-Uebt~Dc sbould ._,, Uadtt-100 cutata, "Nipt ol mlr-CIA. A pot-lock d1nDw w1ll be ter of Ort.ap County. These ton, F. R. Fo:r, and Jack Bro-
tton wlthla a few days. Place writers LaboratorleslabtL A-acles." The P, C. NeumaM btld thlt Frldal at the lAIUftl. ctrts wHI be used tor teenagers back, There will beanexchange
near parUaUy opeo wlodow. vol<l UILDC old, tnyed UcfttJnr OhrtstJan School Nils will HUla home 9f Nr • am Mrs. wlth drunroblems seeldnghe)p of gifts. Keep tree out olellt ways Ud seU aa4 cordi." presnt a Crtrl.stmu program C08mo Euante.
DR,.ARTMIINT
1816
at 7 p.m. today, Dee. 16. • ;• P .:.... 1&11 LI~•L NOTICI U.Hlol. VISITS SCHOOLS
• • • St. Aadrew 1 rt-~.er -BY POLICE COP TER
Tbe PlymouthConcreptlooal Church, 600 st. Andrew 1 Rd., NOTICE OF P UBLIC HEARtNG ~
Church 3262 Broad st New-Clitf Havea --Dr. Charles NOTICE 1S HEREBY GIVEN Santa Claus wlu eonUnue bla
port u;1~ts -~Guest ~nlster Dtereillleld W'ill ~Ill! hll that tbe Clty CouneU of the visits to various elemeotar)' tor the 10 a.m. service thla adveat series oa s.~tee City of Newport Beach wUI hold schools, ln Newport Beach vl.a
St.mday wlll be the ReY. 0oo packa,es at Christmas at the a pubUc hearing regarding the city s pollee heUc®ter to-
SUD.ukJla.a, His sermoo topic 8, 9:SO aDd 11 a.m. Sunday Amended Ordlnance No. 1411 , day, Dec . 16. Santa made visits
will be "T'was the Dlgttt before serftees. The sermoa topic 1s belnc. AN ORDINANCE OF rw · to 5 or the elemenlary schools
Ctuistmas In heaven," based "Spiritual power." At 4 p.m. CITY OF NEWPORT BE. .. yesterday,
oo Hebnws 10·1-7 S\mday, the Ctlrlstmu portion ADD[NG SECTIONS 20 02 032 Santa's ltloerary today ln-
• · • · • of Handel's "Messiah" wtl.l be AND 20,02.225, AND A·oo"rnc eludes Carden Ha n school at
Tile W~y-ln Fellowshq) preseoted by the orchestra and CHAPTER 20.43 TO TITLE 20 9:45 a.m.; h:.u-bor day sebool,
ChtD'ch, 2411 E. Coast Hwy,, cbolr, UDder the<llrectlooofDr. Of THE NEWPORT BEACH 10:35 a.m.; Marl:rs ~~I,
Corooa del Mar -~ Twelve can-Jonah KUewer. MUNICIPAL CODE ENTITLED tl:15 a .m.; aDd ewpor e e~
dies, <leplctlngtheapostles, triU • • • "Alli'OMOBILE SERVICE menta.ry school, 1:30 p.m.
If WE CA/4 GET YOUR DRAP ES
IY MEXT IIONDAY l
0 0
A VUY SAD
CH RlSTMAS ITO RY
I' ROM
COlT
Ctlrlstiaa Science Churches STATIO~S ,. Plannin Com . Snta, wilt hand out candy r---------------------------------: -·The source of aood 1n ma.a mJssloo Amendment ~0 299
canes during the vtslts and
aod nature wlU be d15cussed • • accept tett,ers wl\lch the pollee ~·--.111
DON'T
LfT THIS
NAPPfN
TO
YO,U ...
'l~S"lfr CAll TODAY
I
LI TTLE AMBASSADORS
. exquisite mwiuurc chocolares.
nuts, bu!fer crc:~ms. crunches. fruits,
'h~wics in finest dark and mi lk choc·
o larc. Cellophane 1ndex ident ifies
each piece.
1 lh h iX Sl,(i') !. lh I>~IX S'i.l)
'
ESPECIALLY FO R YOU ASSORTMENT
. an exquisir~ gih padug~ filled
~~o•ith a vari~t y o f chocolar~s and but·
r~r bons . cr~ams, m1ts, crisp and
ch~wy cenfen.
_ __.__.--:A;;;S~SO~R TED CHOCOLATES
•--;very ropular JSSOrtmenr m a vancry nf su.cs creams. fruHs,
nuu, caramels. r1ou~-:ars. w flcescorch. nur cr unches :t nd chewy cemen
dippd in finesr dau and milk chocolate.
OPEN
IVININGS
UNTIL 8:00 P.M.
UNIIL CN.ISiaAS
LD this Sllllday'.s leSSOD-sermoa !=~e~~::to:bit:~e ~;: helicopter wtit dellver to the
eaUUed ''Is the ~mtverse, In-North Pole
clOO!ng man, evolved by atom-~l:reml~~i:n:· o~u:~~= Schools ~!sited by Santa yes-
ic fo1ce?" Services are at 9 d 101 Jli>0'1 thp 1 terday were Newport Heights, nd 10 30 a m In N-rt an prov ng or e mprove~ M 1 ta a : . • .. -rv ment or existing stations. Corona del ar e emen r~.
Beach, 11 a.m. La Costa M:Cl, NOTICE 1S HEREBY FUR-Harbor View elementary, Our
aDd 10 a.m. In Harbor lew THER GIVEN that the said pub~ Lady Queen of Angels and East-
Hills. lie hearing wUI be he)d on the bluff.
HEW ADMINI STRATOR 27th day of December 1971 at
AT HEUhlAHH SCHOOL the hour ol '1:30 P.M. in 'the BOARD 0 F RE ALTORS
Robert Cooklln, a graduate of Council Chambers of the City WILL IH STALL JAN. 6
the University of Calltornla at J{all ol the City ol Newport Realto r Curt Dosh will be
Berkeley and Fuller Theologt~ Beach, CaUfornia,atwhleh lime installed as president of the
cal Seminary, bas been a.p. aDd plac e any and all persons N'!WPC)rt Harbor-Costa Mesa
pointed as the oow admlnl.s-interested may appear and be Boo.rd of Realtors at the Jan. 6
trator or the P. G. Neumarm ~eard thereon. breakfast m~ti.ng at the Balboa
Cbrlstian School at the First Laura Lagtos Bay Club . J. Peter Barrett, a
Baptist Church ol Costa Meu. City Clerk past president or the R~Jty
u ~ succeeds Cballes Newton, City of Newport Beach Board aDd 1972 CREA v tce ~
wbo bas resigned as admlnls-Publish: D:!<:. 16, 1971, In the president, will be the installing
trator aad ha s returned to Newport Harbor Ensign. officer .
Riverside. Presldent-ei(>Ct Dosh, now on
a visit to Mexico, will take
otfl.ce 1.!ong with BOO Corbin,
first vi ce-pr esident ; Char lel!i E.
54.1366
642-o270
BE
Brown 2nd vice -president ; and 1702 ~T II. YD., COSTA M!SA at 17th
Hal Pinchln, secretary-tre:.L-.,.,,.,.,..,..,.,.,,.._""""""_""'_.,..,..,.,.,.,,.,,.,ll
s urer.
Gift Ideas
Galore
Think
JE.Gio lnht
liESTCLIFF P LAZA
NEWPO RT E R INN
STUDENTS TOP ERFO RM
ChUdren of Our Lady Queen
or Anrels school will present
their autal ChrLstm.u pro-
gram at the AtWUary meetiDg
at 7:30 p.m. Monday, De<:. 20,
at the Corona del Uar htgfl
school, All stOOeots will par-
ticipate as etch class pots oa a 10 to 15 mlDute shoW.
MARtNERS CHURCH
TEAM YOUR
CARPETS CLEAN
$5.00
DISCOUNT Oo-.. --, .... clnPlil • ,..,.
..... tf "'""'" .. -of-i ...
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INITIIIUMINTS
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BILL McKlNNEY, in white at the right, gets off a shot
that scores for Newport Harbor iD the Dec, 8 pme with
Corona del Ma.r . He canned a total of 19 points to lead the
Sa.Uors. Casey Jones of the Sea Klngs tries to block the
lett handed set shot. Coming up on the far rtgbt Is Ha.rbor
(lAJ'd John &wman. Dan Nichols, No. 44, of the Sailor
squad is at the lett. Corona del Mar playe_rs. In dark jer -
seys, include John Sumner, No. 34; Ken Carlson, No. 32,
aDd Matt Keogh, No. 25. The Sea Kings, cheered on by the
victory slogan at the back or the staods, won the game
&4 to SO. (Ensign photo by Vtc Opalek.)
Bucs lose in triple OT
By JlM CARNETT
The Orange Coast College
Pirates came wUhln an eyelash
ot wl.noJng their own basketball
tournament, as they dropped a
pulsating 84-83 decision Satur-
day In triple overtime to LA
City In the championship game
of the tlrst anntJal Miles Eaton
lnvltational.
Allan Hancock College fin-
ished 3rd, beatingtheRJverside
-4PORT ,
Tiger s 99 -87, El Camino won
the battle tor Sth, knocking otr
Santa Ana 84-66. Treasure Val~
ley College of Ontario, Ore.,
defeated Sa.ddleback 69-66 in
the contest for 7th.
OCC won its opening tourney
game, koocld.ng o(( Treasure
Valley 84-73 and the n dellealted-,;
Hancock 60-57 to advance into
the championship coolest with
LA City.
Two Pirates were named to
the aU-tournament team, Sldpp
Wllllams, the 6-7 forward who
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CDM STREAK
Caraa ololllar ud"------.., ..... "~~5=~~~~~~~~~~~~ Hltbo< mot lotllo_nc_ a -llac ....,. ..., lllal
of tbl COMOltdoe braoiDit ot wu _,llld a.,....., Jba~RI
1110 Huoltop llt&cb laYtla-!>..., ... --Gt-u-1 at E.n-IIlii> ocbool Willi II pol.oU. 0UJ ..,_ a. Clllbt In the ?:00 ·p.m. wttb 11 Ud llb.rk Ca•pe•ro
leatare pme. wUb JJ. O..U Cir1111 wu •
,ll...,.n loot 1o SUQIIy Hilla me-r ol lbo CYF.Eoolp
'IS-74 TuetdayandlheSeaKIDp opoooortd OraDP COOOI!y aU.
lost to Servlte ISJ .SO lor tbelr It&t tt~~m tbl.t putk:lpded lD
first setback of the year, Ser-tbt DIUOaal bc)Js bubttall
Yite Is now 4-1 tor the year and tourumd ta PboealJ:Jutyeu
has lost only to HuntlllgtoD lAd his pJay demoutrattd the
Beach while the Sea Ktn~ are es:perleace aDd poise p.1Ded ~
DOw 5.1 for the year. playing lD over 60 aome pmH
Harbor led by close margins the put season.
most or the game aoo the pme John Sumoer led the Sa
ended 74.731n Harbor's favor, Klnp with 18 points, Mike
but Sun.ay Hills guard Mark Sevier and C11.sey Joaes had 1!,
Leffel drew a ttc-tac tout just wh.lte Ma tt Keoup rune ~ 10
as the buzzer sounded to eod for the scrappy Corona team
the pme. Letfel converted botb t.hat led during most ot the
.. tree throws ln the 1-1 sltua-pmc. The Sea KlDp: sufterBa
• tlon aDd stole the game from the loss of Scott Cameron, who,
...,,.---~ the Sa.ilors, wbo displayed a with Casey Jones, forms ooe of
-lot of class and looked Uke the most formldable baekcourt
winners all the way. combinations 1n the county,
Btll McKiM ey sizzled for when be suffered an lajury to
Newport as he was the lllgfl his right foot .
man for the tourney so far with
29 points. Kurt Spreen !lad I S,
Dan Johnson 13 aDd Jim Swick
10.
The Sea KinRs saw thelr
Cameron has seen limited
action going Into this game and
played 4 m ~nutes aDd raWed 4
points ln the longest stretch he
has pla)'ed this year. ,
GolD( Into the H .mtlnctoo
Beach Invitational, Corona cage
coach Tandy Gillis has been
worktng on a respectable win-
ning streak. The Sea Kings ran
oft with the summer league
ctrampionshlp and reeled off II
straight. Prior to their clash
wJth Servite, a strong parochial
'otry this year, Corona had won
5 In '1 row for a total of 16 in
t heir sk;!ln.So the Lakersaren't
the only cager s wlthanunbeaten
s treak going.
Junior guard Casey Jones has
led the Corona offense with a
total of 95 points in the 5 games
with a career high of 24against
Marina. Mike Sevier has a total
of 60 points and has been a
consistent scor er ln double
figures in each game. John
Sumner Is coming on after a
p:e-season injur y and had 18
against Villa Park Friday.
Jones S"'ished 15 and Sevier 12
tor the 5th str aight for the Sea
Kings, as they whipped Villa
Park 63-50.
Mark Loweree, Matt K<!Olh.
A mettJnc ol the CYF • Lola at Wutc Uff ud Dew_.,
buketbaU couacll last w"ll ~ Newport Beach; tbt Eaalll at
Pat Bvtbolomy, Bob Ntttltl, 2711 E. Coe.st HW)'., Corooa
FrutSpucttr &DdyourEuJp del Mat, I.Dd the Eulp...CYF
IPOf'tl editor at MarJDHs Sav-Balboa otftce at 5(ll W, Bay
lop ud Loan lormulaU., the tD Do-. The pMM •-
PleMDt bl..akttbi.U fortmt. tor the B&lbol Bay offtce ll
Due to the dlfftcultles ln ob-6~-0081 aod tnformaUoa caD
talnlDr local oms oo a weekly be obtiJned there 'JdaysawHk.
bi..IJ.I, U ftldecldedtorell.ater boyo tlldlvtdtallyWitb lry-ouls WARN ECK E, L AL IBERTE
lor a stncle team 1D lhe Srd ARE PI RAT ES OF YEAR
aDd 4th ace gro~. the 4th and T->m Wuoecke of Newport
6th grade level, alld the 7th Belch an1 J>hn Laliberte or
aDd 8th grade classiflcatlon.. Costa M~.a woo Pirate of the
Boys oo tbeseleamswtllrepre. year hooors to onte r po!o ud
seot the Newport.Mesa area cross country a! last wc.:!k's
stmnar to the teams that play aW"J.rds banquet •
out ot Manhattan Beach, the Laliberte, a !1rst year letter-
San fernando Valley and other man, 1.lso -won ~earn t:aptatn
areas who sponsor similar. honors tor cross t:ocJ"\Iry. He
leagues and basketball pro-w.J.S the No. 1 nun on Coach
grams. Jim Mdhrain's S'IU:ld this year.
As soon as these teams are John Ba.s:sell wa3 presen~ed
organlud, p.meswUlbesched-the "solid zo!:t t,'UI".I a.·.t"Ud''
uled wUh the netghbortnc youth for the outstan1ln~r ~ttort IKtp\J~
basketball teams as requests out durtnc tile year,
have been pouring ln slnce the
publlcatton ot the CYF -CaUf-
ornia Youth-Sports Federation
basketbaU ft.Jture plans. Teams
will be competing in the 8th aDd
9th grade leve l at the Orange
County tournament, where the
wlnntng team and the outstaod-
tnc player s w111 represent Or-
ange County andSouthernCallt-
ornla in the N.ttlonal Boys Bas-
ketball World Se,rles in Phoenix
next Aprll.
Boys in the 3rd .lDd 4th grade
gro~ interested in signing ~
are asked tocontact BobNetttes
at 548-9880, The 5th and 6th
graders can call Geor ge Koeh-
ler at 644-26ZO. The 7th and
8th graders ca n call Frank
Spangler :;.t 6 75-1901. R"gtstra-
tlon forms are available at Mr.
Steak, 2Z67 Falrvie"W', in Costa
Mesa; Mar iners Savings and
HO W SHO WIHC
"AUCE'S IESTAUIAIIT" ...........
was the second teadiDg scorer _.
in the tourney with a 23.6aYer-JIM YOUNG, No. 26, 1n ~k cap at right, scores for Newport Harbor on a foul shot with
just 37 seconds remaJntnc 1n the game to Ue It op at 6-6 in the CIF' wa ter polo tinals
Friday n.l(ht. Sunny HJII.s , goalle Richard Moore tries in valn to block the shot. Sunny
H111s weot on to 'Win the CIF champlooshJp 8-7 to double overtime. (Vic Opalek photo.)
age, made the squad along with
guard John Seymour.
ln the champlooshJp contest
LA City jumped off to an early
lead, but the Pirates caught
them at the 10 minute mar kand
owned a 33-26 lead at the half.
1 Dan Grigsby, Bret MarciJesand
Jeff Wharton have a ll filled lJ1
capably and hit tor respectable
am..:unts when needed. Scott
Camer on was also out for a few
games and combines with Cv.sey
Jones to provide Corona w1tb a
c lassy back co\U't comblnatlon.
Ufllll
ALSO PLAYIHC
"YIUOW IUIIMAIIIII" ,.,_
PAUL NEWMAN
GEORGE KE NNEDY
"COOL HAND LUKE "
coern•uous SltOW
SAT.& SUM.fiOM 2 PM
The Cubs quickly caught the
Pirates in the second ha U, but
neither team could c laim any-
thing more tban a two point
advanta·ge. The scor e was lied
64-64 at the end ot r egulation
time.
OCC jumped otf to an early
lead in the first overtl.sne, but
LA City caught the Pirates just
before the buzzer, knotting it
up at 68-68.
The Cubs took a 3 point lead
in the second extra period, but
the Bucs cut it to 2 a.nd Steve
Saxton tipped one In at the born
to send the game into a 3rd
overtime. The score was dead-
locked at '74-74.
The Cubs won it in tne third
extn session on a Jay~ by
Lawrence Mays as the buzzer
went off.
531 CIMTU ITRUT • CDSTA IIISA •
TARS LOSE CIF TITLE IN DOUBLE O.T.
By Vtc Opaiek
The capacity crowd of over
4,000 jammed into BelmclJt
Plaz.a last friday night and
"''-'re treated to a truly cham-
piooshjp type water polo con-
test when Sunny Hills otpped
Newport Harbor 8-7 t.o a 1ou~le
overtime.
It was 6-6 after the regula-
tion 4-quarter s aDd the first
overtime session was a scor e-
less stand-off. Sunny Hills went
ab!!t.ld 7-6 wtth 1:48 rematn.lnc
in the 3-minute overtime ses-
sion but Steve Batcheller rave
Harbor oew life with 1.12 left,
as hls goal made U 7-7. Wtth
but Z3 secoDds left, Sunny Hills
llltercepted a Harbor pass and
Mark Newton aod Doo Spicer
on th:e Sailor
wlth
for ' Christmas c:wMnq I
Basketballs 595 TO
Costa Mesa a.nd New.>ort Hat-'
bor warmed up for the holiday
tournaments with their ann~aat
trek to Las V.:!ps by spllttlng
with Bishop Gorm<L n and t.a.s
Vegas Valley t"n the f r h:Uy and
Saturday double header s. Har-~~~~~~~~~l~!~!~!~~'~l bor edged Gor man 54-52 frt~
day and Costa M-~sa went lDto ~~;:::;:::;: overtime to ntp Vlllley 83-74.
Satur day the bright lights
caught up wUIJ the cotmtry boys
from Newport-Mesa. Gorman
outraced Costa Mesa 100-90and
Las Vegas Valley squeaked by
Harbor 57-55 . Bill Mc:KIDD:ey
popped 26 for Harbor against
Gor man and came back with 30
against Las Vep.s Valley. Co-
sta Mesa got well bl.lanced
scoring from frank B.>lden,
Jack Archer, Jeff Horst and
Rick Browning In both games
SOUTH CORST
1 H f \ 1 H f
l A C ~4!, ,~,:.~1< :'1 t _,•.: ·
WNER Of 2 ACAOE:MY AWARDS!
~ tvVTOi..M :...w.J t lv'tl J
"PYcu..i s o·--·
UJer It:_;~-Da: gb .. ·-·
as the M Jstangs rang up a I~;;;;;;;~~~~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;; total of 173 polDts. ~
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HOLlO A Y GIFT
SUGGESTIONS
Kobler II Campbell beautifUl
mahopny sptDet plallo, $445.
Yamaba splDtt orpn with •·
-• rhrtJtm , $1125.
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ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOl.S --
Phone 542-7217. P.O. Bo1
No . 1223, Costa Mesa.
Beeboteln p-and plaDDI· 1--,,-----.,-,---,--
l•oodolrflll qaoUiy • NEW larp m..,..... hOmt.
North sbore, 1£b Arr&fi-
Chord orp.n, bead. For rent weebodl or 1----------
wtokly. 549-SIIt and 530" PRE.OPEIIIIIG • CbrlotiDU
U'IS. •~ ~•· •~-~ sale, v-sual.-.-Pl--..
• J)OIIors . pltaro. llalalllb
IDd J.,.,. ••• .l1tMI' ud 1,000
WA!ITED • 'Y-Did blbo Ia -·· Tllrlft ..... JiriCOo.
1n4o lot -· Btoeb 81· Floa Mart G&llorJ, 140 cat>-CJdll, 101 I. Balboa BlYd.. rlDo, COIIta 11-.• aa-. t?S-'ml. 1---------:-
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RESOLlTI'IOII NO, 'IS'Ie struetlon, •11 of wbJcb pia .. , OJIIIO ... IWUibo-UIMt• tlllle tormaod-777r ... Ofldedj "'·-.....t III.L .......
A RESOLtma.. OF TU£ drawlnp aDd specltlcatloaaue otr for City coatrlbatloollo tbl bt' Aiel C:C.. ...... ...... , .... tQ -
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~EI!'ORT HARSOjl EN~(Jj
ARST SEC11(lll • • P• 7
li1URSOAY, DEC. II, .,71
CORONA DEl MAll, CAliF.
CITY COUIICIL OF THE on rue Ill llle omce ot tilt City pr-uee•moal <llllrlet. FILIIIC ILU' Of' ASSESS. .. ..... 1.L .J em Of'"NEWPORT BEACH Clerk lJid 111 111e oUict of the Tho bllaoce owed to lbe coo-IWfT DIBTRJCT I --~~~~ Costa Mnc
DECLARING ITS INTEIITION City Public Works Dtreetor. tractor br lbe CIIJ&I<r credit SIICTION II. The o·:.L 1.1.
TOORDERTHECONSTRUC-Reference '' hereOy made "' ''allowed tor loc-I COlli Clork Ia dlreclod 11> O..t<WiM. .__ ,_ (.-HI Mer
TION OF CERTAIN STREET sa.ld pJans, drawtnp aDd tpeel· eq)&Dded wtu be p&1d to tbt coa-011 tbe r~~ud§~oo~al~~!~=,;,:~~:~~~~~~~::::~=.-lMPROVEMENTS IN AS-fic.aUons, heretofore approved tractor ICKlO deUvery Of lbe 0D1 OCI)J o1 tbt
SESSMENT DISTRICT NO. 54 by theCttyCOWICt~ foratorther •arnot, aoocosmem lJid dla-of 1be uoe•-"OH BOY'.'·
'!' •
[N THE CITY OF NEWPORT and more particular cletcrlpU.oo p-am. referred to Ia SeetioiD
BEACH; DECLARING THE of said work. TIME AND PLACE he certUlc:ate
WORK AND IMPROVEMENT ThocradesusedlnC<llloectlon OF HEARING datoaod-oo IS THAT POOL W ARM!!"
TO BE OF MORE THAN with said work shall be In ac-SECTION 6. NOTICE IS IUUOD ol l.ateDtioo;
LOCAL OR ORDlNARY PUB-cordance with the grades u HEREBY GIVEN thatootht 24th turtber dl.reeted to fUe
UC BENEFIT, AND DE-shownonsaldplansandspedli-dayotJanuary,l912,attMhour ortpaal of ACh map or
SCRIBING TilE DISTRICT TO caUons referred to above, which of '7:30p.m., in theCUyCouncll in her oftlee· and within
BE BENEFITTED BY SAID grades may be different fkoom Chamber locatedintheCityHatl teen (15) day~ alter tbe adop
WORK AND IMPROVEMENT the grades heretofore exlstlng, of the City of Newport Beach at ttoo ol. this re10lutloa and 1
WHICH SHALL BE ASSESSED established or adopted..-3300 Newport Boulevard, New-DO evem: iller thua Ufteen (15
TO PAY THE COSTS AND DESCRIPTION OF port Beaeh, Orange County, days prior totbedateothear~
EXPENSES TUEREOF; AND ASSESSMI::NT DESTRICT CaUtornia, any and all persoos 1ng U provided 1n Section 6
FIXlNG TH E TIME AND SECTION 3. The proposed Uvtne any ob)eeUoos to the bereol, lhe 1s fUrther directed
PLACE FOR THE HEARING work and Improvement a,e of proposed work or Improvement, to flle a copy of saJd map or
OF OBJECTIONS TO SAID more than local ordinary pub- or to the extent of the assesS-p~. wttb her eodouement
WORK AND IMPROVEMENT Uc beoeftt, aDd the CUyCouncU ment district, or to tbe pro-thereon, wttb tbe County Re-
The City Council of the City hereby make s the e~nses of posed grades, may appear and corder of Oraop Cou«y, Call-
of Newport Beach, pursuant to said work and lm.;rovem ~nt show cause why said work torDta, aU 1n tbe maDDer and
the provisions ofthe "Improve-chargeable upon a district, should not be done or carried form prOYlded for to Section
ment Act of 1911," bei ng 01-wbJch dlstrtet the City Council out In accordance with this 3111 of the Streets£: Hlgtnvays
vision 7 of the Streets & High-dee lares to be the district bene-Resolution of lntentloo. Pro-Code ot the State of Callfornia.
ways Code of the State ofCaUf. fitted by said work and improve-tests must be 1n writing and AOOPTED ~his 13th day of
ornia (commencing wlthSectlon ment, to be assessed to pay the must contain a description of December, 19'71.
5000 thereof), OOES HEREBY costs pad expenses thereof, In-the property In which each E. F. Hlrth
RESOLVE as follows: eluding incidental expenses and signer thereof Is Interested, Mayor
DESCRIPTlON OF WORK costs, and which district Is sufficient to Identify the same, ATTEST :
SECTION 1. The public in-described as follows : and must be delivered to the Laura Lagios
terest and convenience require, All that certain territory City Clerk of the City or New-City Clerk
and It Is the Intention or the situated In the City of Newport port Beach prior to the time set Publlsh: Dec. 16and23, 1971,
City Councll of the City of Beach, County of Orange, State for the hearing, and no other in the Newport Harbor Ensign .
Newpor t Beach to order, the of California, tnchKled within protests or ob}ections will be
following work to be done: The the exterior boundary lines considered. H the signer of any
construction of alley improve-shown on the map as property protest Is not shown upon the
ments consisting of paving affected or benefitted by or to la st I!Qll<illzed assessm~nt roll
alleys andalleyawroacheswlth be assessed to pay the costs of Orange County as the owner
portlaDd eement concrete pave-and expenses of said work and of the pr operty described In the
ment andasphalt coocretepave-improvement in Assessment protest, then such protest must
ment In the streets and alleys District No. 54, -.·h.Lclt said map contain or be .tccompan1ed by
hereinafter described. Said Is entitled "Map Shov.-tng written evidence that such
work shall also include the Bowxlary of As sessment Dis-si gner is the owner of the
esb.bllshment aod changing of trlct No. 54 in the City of NE'w-property so described.
grades In str eets aDd alleys, port Beach, Orange County, IMPROVEM ENT ACT
public ways, and rights of ... -ay; California, Newport Heights and SECTION 7. All or the work
the adjustment of grades on BaiOOa Alley Improvements," her ein proposed shall be dooe
private property to elimil'lilte identified as Drawing No. and carried through pursuant to
any disparity In level between M-5 1-15 -S, dated Sovember 10, an act of the Legislature of
improvements in the public 1971, which mapwashE:'retofore the State of California, deslg-
rlghts of way, driveways .tnd approvPd by the City Council of nated as the ''Improvement Act
•alkways on private properly; the City or ~ewport Be".tch at of I (:Ill," being Division ?ofthe
and the constructlonofretalnlng the u·m~ of the awroval or the Streets & Highways Code of
w•lls, emba nkments and other plans, and which mr.tp Is on file tht' State or California. (Con-
structures as necessary and In thf' olfice of the City Clerk current!}· with the adoption of
appurtenant to the above de-an!l in the of{!ce of the City this r esolution, the City Council
scribed work. The Ci.y Council Pulllfe Works Director, EX-of the City or Ne""POrt Beach
tlnds that It Is In the public CEPTING from the area to be did adopt its Resolution No.
Inter est a11d more economical assessed to pay the costs and 7575, dated December 13,1971,
to do the work of eliminating expen ses of the proposed "A'Ork de-cLuing Its intention to hold
any disparity ln level or size and Improvement sho.,..·n within a public hearing for the purpose
between the Improvement and and delinea ted upon said map or of determining whether the pro-
driveways, house walks and plat her einabove r eferred to, visiOns of the "Special Assess-
sewers on prlvatepropertythan the area of any lot or parcel of ment Investigation, Limitation
to adjust the work on public land belonging to the United and Majority Protest Act of
property to eliminate such dis-States, or to the State of C.lllf-1931 '' shoulrl or should tlVt
parity and declares us inteotlon ornia., County of Ounge, any .tpply to the proceedings for the
to order said work done 00 public school district, or the construction of certain street
prtvate property pursuant to Orangto County f:Jood. CODtrol improvements In proposed As-
Sectioo 5104 of the California District, whi ch Is in use in the sessm ~nt Distr(ct No. 54 pur-
Streets & Hlgh'4-ays Code. perfor mance of any public suant to the lmprovem~ntActof
The locations In \\'tlich the function. 1911, said hear ing to be con-
above described work Is pro-SECTION 4. Serial bonds solidaled 1\'ilhthepubllc he.uing
posed to be done are as follows: bearing inter est at the rate of scheduled In accordance with
Sheet of seven per cent ('1'c) Per annum SE'CIIon 6 above.)
Plans Block Tract sh.tll be issued to r f1)r esent PROPERTY OWNERS
• in the
PRESTIGIOUS
WESTCLIFF
AREA OF
NEWPORT BEACH
announces the
availability of two and
thrn bedroom units
l or ad·ults.
From $225.
For;._information,
telephone Mrs. Gwen
lorenzo at 645-0252
... A~D TO THINK THEY THROW IN A THREE-
BEDROOM HOME.
CALL 673-2222 FOR APPOINTM Et-;T TO SEE
40,. 41 12 First Addition to each assess ment of Fift}' Do l-NOT TO TAKE CONTRACT
Newport Heights tars ($50) or more~>remainln e SECTION 8: Pursuant to the
32, 35 13 First Addition to unpaid at the expiration of the provisions and the authority
Ne,.rport Heights la st r!ate fixed for payment of granted by Section 5260 of the
14 First Addition to assessment In the notice to Streets & Highways Code ot
Newport Heights property owner s mailed pur-the State of California, the'CJty
1'7 First Addition to suant to the provisions or Sec-Council of the City of New-N~wport Height s lion 53 90 of the Str eets and port Beach does hereby deter.
18 First Addition to Hlgh'A'.ays Code of the Stat e of mine and declare that, In the'
Newport Heights California. Said serial bonds opinion of this City Council,
19 First Addition to shall extend over a period end-the public Inter est will oot be
Newport Heights tn g nine (9)-years from the served by allowing the property
Quick to reserve an apartment ... in our new adult section. (The
quicker you are, the better your chances of getling the floor plan
and location that t11 you best.)
33, 36
31, 37
28, 38
19, 3'7
15, 20 21 First Addition to second day of Januaq· next owners to !Ue .t~e oootract and
Newport Heights succeeding the next September the proper~ners will not be
22 Flrst Addition to 1st following their date. Pa y. allowed ar permitted to take the
Newport Heights ments of the principal of unpaid contract. Tile City CouocU of 10, 21
20, 31
22, 34
25, 26
2'7, 28
3, 4
29, 30
'· 3
&, 7
9, 10
11, 12
14, 15
7, 8
23 First AddlUon to assessments and interest satd City of Newport Beach does
Newport Uelghts thereon shall be mcadt.> by prop. further hereby determine and
24 F'lrst Addition to ert}' o'4·ners to the City Trea-declare that the contractor to
Nev."J)Ort Hei~hts surer and same shall be dis-whom the contract Is awarded
26 Flrst Addition to bur sed by the City Treasurer may sign saJd contract immed-
Newport Heights to accor dance w!lh the pro-Lately 14)0n the award or the
2'7 First Addition to visions of the Improvement Act contract and must e:zecute said
• Newport Heights of 1911. contract aod file the required
28 Flrst A<tiitlon to This City Council her eby bonds with said Ctty of Newport
Newport Helgllts elects and determines to have Beach within twenty-ftve (25)
29 First Addition to the redemption provisions of days after the date of ftrst
Newport Heights said bond s provide a premium publication of notlce of award
30 First Addition to of five per cent (5%) of the of contract.
Newport Heights unmatured principal in accor d-PUBLICATION OF' RES0-
31 first Addition to ance wtth the provtslons of LUTION OF INTENTION
Newport Heights Section 6464 of the Callfornb SECTION 9. The NEWPORT
32 First Addition to Streets & HIRfiways Code. HARBOR ENSIGN, a news-paper printed, published and
Newport Heights ESTIM o\ TED COSTS of general ctrculaUon In
33 First Addtuonto AND EXPENSES the City of Newport Beach,
Newport Heights SECTION 5, The estimated c awornia, lsberebydestg:oated
34 Ftrst Addtuonto costs and expenses of said work as the newspaper to which this
Newport Heights aDd improvements, ineludlng Resolution of Intention shall
35 First Addition to the incidental e:q>enses of the be published by the City Clerk,
Newport Kelgflts proceedings under this Resolu-tn the manner and form pra-
16, 17 36 FlrstAddltiooto ttonoflnteatton, areas follows: vided by law, and tor making
Newport Heights Estimated cost of a.U Ln-all other publlcaUons In the
3'7 First Addition to cldentai eq)enses ••• S 43,580 proceedlngs UDder this Reso-
Newport Hel&hts Estimated eqsts of lm~rove. tuUon of Intention, unless other·
38 First AddiUon to ment on PubiJc property or wise pro¥1ded.
4, 5
12, 13
Newport Heirtrts rlgbts of way •••••• $216,162 Tbe City Clerk ts directld
18, 19 39 First Addition to Estimated eosts of Improve-to mall DOttees or the adoptioa
Newport Heights menton prl,ate prop. or this Resolutloo ot lntetlUoo
Z3, Z4
21 sa
19
1 '· j()
17
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3
4
5
3
Trad 919 erty •••••••••••• S 15, '750 to a.ll personsowntngre&lprop...
Traet 919 Estimated total cost of pro. erty proposed to be aasesM,
Tract 919 posed work ••••••• $2'15,492 •hose aames aod addresses
Tract 919 Estimated contribution by appear on tbe last equallJed.
Newport Day City to construct too uaesamtut roll tor Cit)' taus,
Traet costs • • • • • •••••• $ 41,299 or as tno•n to the City Clerk
1 Ba&x-Tract Eatlmated coatrl~on by all to the manner and torm pro: A~~EC~~ C ity for locldental vlded tx .-, S.Ctlo0150'IO
costa •••••.••••• $ 5,61'7 SlM ud 5115 ot tbe aJd "lm~
Park West apartments lend to fill up fast.
With junior executives. And secretaries, And engmeers. And
everybody else who likes our location. (Close to employment centers
and freeways. Near shopping. schools. churches and the UC Irvine
campus.)
With lady golfers. And everybody else who likes living across the
street from an 16-hole public golf course.
With weight·watchers. And weight·lifters. And everybOdy else
who could gain (or lose) something from Park West"s fabulous re<:·
reation. (Swimming and therapy pools. Complete health club with
trained attendants. Night-lighted tennis. Volleyball. handball. Large
turf area for jogging and touch football. Plus lounges. game and
card rooms in the handsome two-story clubhouse.)
Park We st has many other a"ractions. too. So even 1! you're not
an executive. or a golfer, or a wetght·watcher _ . you'll still lit'"· 11
you hurry.
(Families: you'll 111 m here. too. Special secltons with 101 lots.
Special facil ities: Pre-school. Junior Olympic size pool. Teen center.)
3883 Parkvlew Lane. Irvine. Just oft the San Diego Freeway at Culver Road
One bedroom. from $180. Two bedroom. two bath trom 1115.
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SECTION I. All ot t111 pro. Total estimated coatrlbattc.:l pronmeot Act of 1111" o1 saki
poood _, II> bo -aad lm-b7 CIIJ •••••••.•• $ 4&,811 Strtota ' '""'*us Codo.
--to bo coootracled, Tbe Cl17 c._u boreOy POSTIMG NOTICE * CLIENTS SEEK INVESTMENT PROPERTY * r,
U doocrlbod loo -I boreol, tlocla aad dtlwml-II> walfO OF IMPROVEIIEIIT
loo -Dlllrlcl No. 54, lilt po,.... loo -ol aU SECTION 101 Tbe SIC>l<· •u be taaeCCII'duot w1tlt tbt ot tbt tocldttltal ••n••• 1.a tat.ct.t of Str..t. ot the
pluo ud --tor lilt accorelloct wtlll lilt -c., ot lltoopca t Btocll, CIJ.
···-ol -_, ud ol -5nt ol lilt Clllt-..... lllllll .. _ .. bo-l a •"•nll, _,llod u orlll8trttb6~•C<*. -11..-aloolllltlllo
DI ..... Jto.A-~o.mt.lfoCI.III ............ wWbt olald m1nl str'r 'wwtw 1111141-.-111> _ ...... -prior .. l ... " ............ _
!i.IIOI IN, ... -:-ICOGI'ducl tM~oltt.•TTrtl llnltlwt~Maa.tlltrtcll .......
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etolll--,lfllt',_,. -1oo -. au ---11 .. ,_ 11 .,.
Ia n•••t• w8 ..alii~ ...._...,tiiiiCIJial'lrl:.._... ltR ... n fll ts ?'W* a. a.
RIGHT NOW we need Apartment(40-100+units),Shopping, I
Office,Industrial Bldgs & Ranch Acreage for TRADES j
or ALL CASH SALE. "Elbow" deep tax problem· demands :
FAST ACTION.We list only what we can aell.CALL NOW. !
L'VfiV71PT'TT/L' REAL ESTATE I ~ (.1 U _I _I #' _D lNVESTIIENTS
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EASTSIDZ C.M. LOCATION, CRANNY CAN UOP,
SKIP, & JUMP TO WESTCLIFF SHOPPlNG. JUNIOR
WALKS TO SCHOOL. RECREATIO:-i AT HOMF.. 1? z
34 HEATED &r FILTERED POOL, 2 BEDROOM.£:
DEN PLI.S GREAT HOUSE. EM AC ULATE CONOl-
TION. WOI'i'T LAST LO~~ AT $31,500.
Family Home
LOTS OF EVERYTHING. 5-BEDROOM, 3 BATHS.
FORMAL DINING. HUGE FAMILY ROOM, 2 FffiE-
PLACES, 3-CAR GARAGE, ALL OONE UP IN THE
BEST DECOR. PLENTY OF ROOM FOR EVERY
ONE 1'0 HA VI:: THEIR OWN ROOM. LOCATED IN
HARBOR VIEW, OWNE R LEAVING STATE. CALL
FOrt D!:T AIU).
Lot with View
OF HI LLS A.'\0 OCEA~. LOCATED IN BEST
W0o)'J2D AR EA OF LAG L'NA BEACH. PRICED AT
$16,50).
CoRBIN-MARTINjl
t.===::=644-7662====:JJ I
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PRESTIGE WATERFRONT HOMES
SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT
J L ind• Isle Orin -Open Sund•y
l.ltwl' n~"' 5 BR _ ·P~ Ba. home ~·1 watr1·
front II\' n n &. dm rm. Oak paneled fam •IY
rm \\' Jrpl•. ~la!=.ter IJR \\ Stttmg area &
fireplace £!a~ & ~11 ,-,e,, s S1i9 SOO
S& Lind• Isle Oriote
.:. HR 11 _ 1.<4 on la~oon L~c waterfront
famtl:--rn1 & ''' mt.: rm Formal dming rm.
PIN & •itp 5189.000
71 L~nd• Isle Oriote
n('.lllllflrll, drL"orated 5 RR home nn la~oon.
I lu~c nhtr BR \1 beam <·e1t & frpt. Lge
In rrn ,t· ~,tnt!\ rm Formal dm r m. :-.~cnn-
1\" ~\!-lcm Plf'r. & slip ~230 000,
106 Lind• Isle Drive
1 ~:-t om .'-.r.:;lc ~IC1r,. ~ lldnn 3 hath 11ate r·
frrmt 11 1th ptf'r and .~li p L;nae mutt"r bdrm
11 11h ~aunc~ DmulE: kth.:hrn & l 1vm~ room
h3\C \\i:llc r 'lC\1 5~· lr1t S13S .000
W•terfront Loh
\'o, 7t-r 1 t <lr ;:!ara£C. Faces South
. ·,o 56 :--r.rtll l«~.t.:onn exposu rr
-l03 G<t·· ~•rl,.. 7fr ft sa nd ~· beach.
F Dr Complete lnform.tion
.00.000
$80.000 .
~43.950.
On All HDme1 lo lots, PIMM C•ll:
BILL GRUNDY, Realtor
hl•nders Bldg. •t lrnd• Isle
3.41 BAYSIDE OR .. SUITE 1, N.l . 67S-6 1~! ••••••••oooo•••
Pele i..<arrell
f1'1!J~tdJ
READ Y-MADE RA NC HO
CUTE HOME lr•l1;a·•t!f 11e" )_ot, t•f srm-
!'hmr a!ld ln··i: il>l r. \nc ~. nancho C.hf.
aru. $35.000.
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SHORECLIFFS
YOU 0"1< THE LAHOI
$69,750
LAitGE, ELIGANT 2·STOIT 4
ID .. t , l lATH HO .. • CO_..
I'UTIL Y UDICOIA TB IMC»o
llMIID. • FIISHL T PAM I& M-
SIDII OUT • 501 .. 0UIMAM
CUIID .. OUNDI. a1 IM CA11
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II AT11S DIIS STREET PROJECTS OK'D NE'ti'ORTHARBOREIIIGII Col. -1 C. -(V.I. F)ft$T Sf:t~ • -"""I
linq, ~ II, ol Ill W. lltURSOAY, Oft. lf.lf!l
C.. aw,. -,-Trallor T1lo C.-y .......,_olllft T1lo s.m-. aloD lll•o OOROIIA OEI.IIAII. CALIF, ·
Pora, -Doe. 9 11111o rooi-_.,od u --~-od u •1"-lloo LNA&. .. ,ICI
-· Bo wu bon Doe. t, ocr---1M c.-, ocr•-~ldloc a.. rllllt
1•, Ia -Uld .,.... lo Ud ·tM CIIJ ol C-~~-ol ny • .,..._ ud 0011• NOTICE TO CRECITORS 0-C.-y 10 yoon .... _.....a.. rtpl olnyae. olroelloDofFalro .... Roo4frOGI
It IIOd -Ill 1M U.S. qohdlloo 011 Pille-A-t1>e Sao 01010 ,._1 to 'IM SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
Army Ill 1!141 alld retired Ill from IIHb street to 100 teot Newpon tr_, .... lolllc STATE OF CAlJFORNIA FOil
liM. -ollllb Stre«. $1!56,000 ol COODIJ AHFP ........ THE COUNTY OF ORANGE
SlniYors 1Dchde 2 dalllf:l-Tbb:projectwasapproyedtor Tbls project was II!Pr'Oftdfol' No. A-71044
ters, Patricia ·Gray of Ro..-tbe 1971-72 flscal year &Dd tbe 1971-72 tlseal year and Estate of RUBY M, MIT-
YUle IDd Mary Kay Pei.si ol. prcwldes tor UO.OOO to be ez-provides tor a total projeet ~HEL~ka RUBY MiTCHELL,
Oaklaod; a SOO. MLchael of Da-P«<ded trom County AHFP cost of $372,000, ~~c[ IS HEREBY GIVEN •11 fUilda. The total project coo-
Rosary 'fts recited Dec. 14 sLits of right of way acquisition BERT I RIW TN ALL Dl ES to the creditors of the aboYe
ar
Hs sol•tlo•s to
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, ...
UTILE AMBASSADORS
1770 H!WPO RT
-~ lebrated ~--~ eogl 1 u to named decedent that all per-..... mass was ee .._.,, -;; 000 neer ng a1n01m og Bert W. BrLntnall, 87, ot 292 sons having claims ap.lnst tbe ~5 &t St. Booa.t.lce CathoUc $ l • £, 18th St., Costa Mesa, died said decedent are reQuired to
· · · exquisite miniature ..:hocolates
nuu, buner crnms, cruncl~s fru ics'
chewies in finest dark and milk choc.'
ol:ue. ~tllophane index identifies
nch PI«,. I lb. bux .!2.65
COSTA M!U
6<46·9313 burc~, 8 ~belm. belut~ment CHA RL ES BAYLy Dl ES Dec.l3 at Beverly Manor Coo. ttle them with the necessary
1 a Bal~~~oa r FU:,:i Chules H. BayJy, 77, of4701 valescent Hospital He was born vouchers,' In the offtce of the
. Home Cor~-del Mar was ID Cortland Dr., Cameo Higbla.Dds, Dec. 14, 1883, In Iowa, and came clerk oftheaboveentltled court, , ciiU~ of arn.ncem'!Db died Dee. 10 at Hoag Hospital. to Orange County In 1954. He or to present them, wtth the
' He was born Nov. 25, 1894, at was I. news reporter for the necessary , vouehers, to l~ .! lb. l•1x S5.2S
AND
TEXACO
SERVICE
Corona del Mar
3601 E. COAST HIGHWAY
Phone 673·2303
Santa Ana
1501 S. MAIN, at Edinger
Phone 835-3606 .----, 40.011
llllE
GUARANT£E
ltlonthe
_..,nfthe belted tires
Gold Seal '78'NJ?
FIIEAGU.S BELTS
, LOW'71' CONTOUR
flAT TREAD
AS LOW AS
155x12"$2595
15.1x12"$2695
165x14" $27 95
165x15" $2995
DUNLOP RADIAL SPECIALS
4:$99
41'011
Colorado, aDd came to Orange former Newport Harbor News undersigned at the omce of her
County one year ago. He was a Press for many years. attorneys: KEENE & OION,
coosultant and former president F'Uileral ~rvlces and burial Suite 510, Avco Financial Ceo.
of Creseot-Wr.atf and Ware-were private. Bell Broadway ter, 620 Newport Center Drive.
bouse Co. of San Diego. Mortuary was in charge of ar. Newport Beach, Ca lifornia
Survivors Include bJ.s wUe, rangements. 92660, which Is tbe place of
Voonle; and a daughter, Made. business of the undersigned 1IJ
llDe of Los Angeles. Memor ial aU matters pertaining to the
services were heki Dec. 15 at MRS. TASSI E Dl ES AT 41 estate of said decedent, w1tb1n
BaJtz.Bergeron Funeral Home Mrs. Marguerite Tasste, 41, follt months alter the first pub-
Corona del Mar. (nlerment wa~ of 423-1/2 Heliotrope, Corona UcaUon of this notll"f',
private at Fairhaven Memorla.l del Mar, died Dec. 9 at H01g Dated Decem'>er. 13, 1971.
Park. Hospital. Sbe was born Juoe20, Joyce Shellenbarger, Exec.
1930, In Canada and came to utor ot the Will of the above
JOHH MERRIAH QIES Orange County 6 years ago. named decedent.
John Kenneth Merriam, 57, Slltvlvors Include ber hus. KEENE & DJON, Attorneysat
~.~J
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or 1574 E. Ocean Blvd., Balboa, band, William; 3 sons, WJ.lllam Law, Suite 510, Avco Financla.l
died Dec. 12 at Hoag Hospital. ·Jf Van Nuys, EugeDe of Moo-Center, 620 Newport Center
He was born July 30, 1914, terey, and Courtney of Corona Drive, Newport Beach, CA
in Pasadena, and came to Qr. del Mar; aod a brother, Ray 92660, Telephone: 644.818l,
ange County in 1947. He was a Flett of Canada. Attorneys lor Executor. ASSORTED CHOCOLATES Til ftOO
switchman with the Pacitlc Tel-Funeral services and inter-PublJsh: Dec,l6, 23,30,1971,
ephcme Co. meat were held D-~. 13 at Ja.n. 6, 1972, In the Newport
Slltvlvors include his wlle, Fairhaven Memorla.l Park. Harbor Ensign.
· · · ve ry f'Opular assonmrm In a vanety of sizts <reams fr uits
nutds~ cara~els .. nou,~;.u s . wffeescorch. nm crunches and chtw; cenrrr~
· · · 1pptd tn f.tnesr dark and milk chocolate.
1 lh. Sl.OO 2 lh ~.\.95 ~ Jb 55.1)0 ''I I!"> '19_.,') ~ uL box SI.Otl * Stella. Funeral services and Baltz-Bergeron Funeral Home,
lnterment were beld Dec. 15 Corooa del Mar, was in charge
at PacU1c VtewMemori.al Parlr... ot arrangem~nts.
·········~········ MLS SALES REPORT
RICHARD E. J OHNSTON ,
DO QGE DEAL ER, 01 ES
Richard E. Johnston, 51, of
2129 Vista Entrada, the Bluffs,
dled Dec, 8 at Hoag HospitaL
He was born Jan. 13, 1920, In
Canada aDd cam~ to Orange
County 16 years ago, He was
the owner of Brookhur st Dodge,
Garden Grove.
SAVINGS FOR 'Yf!"1:~~-, . . . I ;~·:~~~~:; .. ~::.DT$1 s ·~~. Sales through the Multiple Listing
Service of the Newport Harbor-Costa
Mesa Board of Realtor s totalled
$88.7 million for the first 10 months
of 1971 -an aver age of almost $9
m illion a month! THIS IS A 10(11
INCREASE OVER THE SAME PER-
IOD OF LAST YEAR! In October,
161 sales were made for $7.3 mil-
lion, 296 new listings were pro-
cessed, 54% wer~ s old, 61 % of sales
were cooperative. List your property
with a Realtor.
···············~··
Graveside ser vices were held
Dec , 11 at PacUic View Me.
mortal Park. Baltz-Bergeron
Funeral Home was in cllarge of
arrangements.
EDITH CONANT, 94, DIES
Miss Ed ith Conant, 94, of
3012 Cliff Dr., Newport Heights,
died at her r esidence on Dee.10.
She was born Jan. 31, 1877, in
Was hington, D.C., and came to
Orange County in 1927. She ls
slltvtved by a sister, Mrs. Ruth
Etter, Newport Beach, 12 nieces
and 2 nephews . Funeral ser.
vices were beld Dec::. 13 at
Bell Broadway Chapel.
'
SANTAS
FABULOUS FAMOU
BRANDS (:N OUR
RED TAG
SALE
LEADERSHIP IN
TRUCK SAVINGS!
400 VI. ,;, CCMWI., alltoM.tic, pow• •tHri1111 I JDZ Yl, air c.M., w-atic, power rl~ltf I
hrakH, AM-FM d.,.o, •i11yl +ott. III·J7J ....... rMMo, ~. m.yl ..... 210-ltt.
N.,. 'n EIOO I I!. Styloido. 360 Y-t, 5000
GVW pl-g., erl cokJ r•d, hvy dty b.tt, geuges,
5 I pty tirM, r•d. htr. (4ll55~
~996 .. :~
FIOM UGHT Plc:IIWS TO
HIAVY DUTY CUSTOMS,
OUI TIUCII ED IITS
CAN llllml YOU liST
'71 COUNTIT SljiUliE WAGON 71 GALUII 500 CNTIY. SED.
10 pau alltotr. 4H VI , air c ... d., a!I+OMatic, ,.,_.,. 10 pan. WlfO". "19 VI, a!r COfld., alrfomrilc, ,_.,
da.ri119 I brtkH , radio, daiWJia rack. 111 ·111 11Hri11tl ~IIIH, radio. IU-510
'71 MUSTANG FASTIACII 71 GALAXIE 2 Dl. H.T.
151 VI, air c011d., auiiHIIIIIc, pow., d...-illf I ·429 VI, air cond., automatic, ,.,._.,. .. ,.,;"1 I
bt-akn, radio, tiftf.dgl.u. 221-001 bfaka1, A~-FM d-. th1t ad tlalt. 159-651
71 MACH I MUSTANG 71 LlD 4 Dl. IIOUGHAM
)01 VI, air cof1411., allfM~atic, pow.,. rtHri!tf I <419 VI, air cOINI., avfOttlllic, ,._.,. d .. ring I
ltrah., radi., ti11tMI ""'" Zl0-191 lwaiiM, A),I.R,t radl., fl11l..l ,Jan. llf-71 1
71 TOIIIIO •t 71 MUSTAH• 2 Dl. H.T.
2 Dr. H.T. 351 VI, •ir ~ .. ,_., .t-.i~~~t I lll vt, •Or nM-. -'-+!c. ,_.., IJf.wi_, I
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BIMd Pols J2
TUSSY So S oft Eyu 1-11
YARDL EYS L ipstic4 98 t
MINK & P EARL S
Ao tr~asMrr tlrsii"S 1·,
r~fillabl~ at rMiurs U
7% REBATE
APPROVED!
It's -1M lawlYoo DEFIMII'I·
LY tet• 7% c_. ndoe ._,. .......... _,_...,...,
NEW 1m
NEW 1971
1m DEMO
IN OUR IIG STOCK!
cy
FINAL UPPER BAY TOUR
FOR 1971 THIS SATURDAY
The last 1971 eovlroomental
lour or Upper Newport Bay 1o
scheduled tor thls Saturday,
Dec. 18. Friends of Newport
Bay aDd the Sierra t:;lup, co-
spoosors of the walks wtdeh
have been pr esented during the
mtcratory bird seasoa tor 4
years DOW, request interested
persoos to meet at the tnter-
secUon of Eastblutt &Dd Back
Bay Drives, behreea 9 and 10
a.m.
Small groups wJll be le::l on
the halt-mtle walk by guides,
stopping at 6 staUons alooglhe
way, where local educators will
tell of the forms of We on the
ba.y. Most of the speakers wtU
have displays or exhibits re-
prdlng their particular area of
expertise to be shared. Various
SJ)etles or the over 150 known
blrd Ute on the bay wUI be
pointed out.
LIG4L MOTICI
' Tbe followJAc speakers tor
tbe tour are Dr. Charles Greea-
lng, birds; Ray Williams, fish;
Dr, Harold Fltzftter, loastla;
Fraok RobiDSOII, blstory; Jolm
WUkenoo, plaDtl, and Haydea
WilUams, ecoloo,
Guides wiD include Gary
J&mes, Roo DeLaoge, Dr. Paul
Colburn, Bart Ellerbrook, Bob
Fry and Lance Gilbertson.
EnYlroomental tours of tbt
Upper Bay durtitg 1972 wlll be
as follows: Ja.n. 15, Feb. 12,
&.Od l.ta.rch 18.
CDitl EDUCATOR WILL
REDESIGH loi OHUioiEH T
Miss Patricia Wrtgbl of Be-
gonia Ave., Corona 001 M.&r, a
faculty member at CaUfornla
State College, Los Angeles, has
been commlssloDed to redesign
the tnterlorsoftheorlglnalJack
Entenza House In Pactftc PaU-
sades, an architectural monu-
ment designed by EeroSaarlnen
and Charles Eames.
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME , A memherotthefacultyatCal
STATEMENT State sinc_e 19•j5, Miss Wright
The following person is doing holds the rank of assistant pro-
business as: Orange Coast Real lessor of home ecooomlcs.
Estate, 2600 E. Coast Highway DR. WALLIS HAioiED at Dahlia, Corona del Mar:
Raymood M. Brummett, .f36
Seaward Rd., Corona del Mar.
This bUsiness Is being con~
ducted by an IDdlvlduaL.
Slifted: Raymond M. B_rum-
meU.
This statement flied with the
county clerk of Orange County
on: Nov. 22, 1971, by Beverly
J. Maddo1, deputy cOWltyclerk,
Publish: Nov . 25, Dec. 2, 9,
16, 1971, In the Newport Harbor
Ensign. F -14461
L EGAL NOTIC E
Dr. Richard F. WalUs of
N e·ll')lrt Beach, professor of
physics, has been oamed chalr-
man of the depa.rtm~t of phys-
ics at OCI effective Jan. 1.
He wut succeed Or. Alexei A.
M.lfadudln, who has resigned
from the chairmanship of the
departm~nt effecUve Dec. 31
to assume duties as chairman
of the UCJ academic senate.
Dr. Wallis, formerly a phys-
icist for the Naval Research
Laboratory, )olned the UCllac-
ulty in 1966 and alter a year's
service returned to the N=!va.l
NOTICE TO CREDITORS Research Laboratory for 2
SUPERIOR COURT Of THE years.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA FOR ---------:---
THE COUNTY OF ORANGE _ _:L::E::G::A::L:.:;MO::.:.T;:.IC::I:__
No. A-6146-4
A-62453
CONSOLIDATED
Eltate ot Charles T. YounL
Dtc-...d •.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
to tbt creditors of the above
aamtd decedent thatallpersons
having claims aptnst the said
deeedeot are required to tile
them, with the necessary vouc h-
ers. In the otnce of the clerk
of the above entitled court, or to
present them, with the neces ~
sary vo11chers, to the under-
signed at HARWOOD, SODEN &
ADKINSON, 550 Newport Cen-
ter Dr., Ste. 434, Newport
Beach, CA 92660, which ls the
placf' of business of the under-
stgs:aed 1n all matters pertaining
to the estate of said decedent,
within. four months after the
first publication of this notice,
Da.ted Decemher 2, 1971.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
ORANGE COUN TY, By Roland
E. Drlnkgern, Vice President
aDd Trust Officer, Executor of
the Estate of the above namtod
dec.edeot.
HARWOOD, SODEN & AD-
KlNSO~. 550 Newport Center
Or., Ste. 434, Newport Beach,
CA 92660, (714) 644-1313, At-
torneys for Executor.
Pu)Ush: Dec . 9, 16, 23, 30,
1971, in tht> Newport Harbor
Ensip.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF CALIFORNIA FOR
THE COUNTY Of ORANGE
No. A-10947
Estate of Jerome c. Hum~
phrey, Deceased.
NOTlCE ts HEREBY GIVEN
to tbe creditors of the above
named decedent that aU per-
sons having claims against the
~d decedent are required to
tile them, with the necessary
vouc hers, in the otttce or the
c Ierk of the above entitled court,
or to present them, with the
necessary vouchers , to the
undt>rsigned at the otftces of
Harwood, Soden & Adkinson,
550 Newport Center Drive,
Su.ite 434, Newport Beach, Cal-
ifornia, which Is the place of
business of the undersigned In
all matters pertaining to the
estate of said decedent, within
tour months after the flrstpub-
Ucauoo of this notice.
Dated November Z4, 1971,
Haz.el M, Humphrey, Execu-
trb of the Will of the above
nam-3<1 decedent.
Harwood, Soden & Adkinson,
Post OfOce Box 1907, Newport
Bea.ch, CA 92663, Attorneys for
Executrh:.
PJbUSII: Dec. 2, 9, 16, 23,
1971, to the Newport Harbor
Ensign •
CAP T. llLL STEWA RT
10(
COSTA
MESA
COIOIIA DIL lUI, CAUP.
fellowship lauded
or the employees.
upaae, hospital business mao-
the master of cere-
Rotary Club, which he sened
as pres ident In 1969, a.od tbe
Big Canyon Country Club. Ria
hObbles are t1s hing and goU. He
and lals wife Joan, and tbelt I
ehlldren r eside in Newport
Beach.
Mrs . Freund a ssi.Sied ID es-
tablishin g the Intensive care
u lit at Costa Mesa Memorial
Hosplta I ~nd is currently in-
volved in planning sessions tor
the lnstallaUon or new •·space
~ge " ICU and cardiac car e
units In the hospital.
She graduated from tbe Utica
State Hospital Nursing School in
New York and was oo the nurs-
PICTURED HERE at the "good fellowship'' awards dinner
and Christmas program at Costa Mesa Meml}rial Hospital
are, h'om left, Ralph Cast·leton, administralor , and the 2
r eclpleats, Alice Fr eund, R.N ., and Dr ,Johnnie R. Betson Jr.
(David R.>ss photo.)
Scouts do a good turn
F:CTiTIOUS BUSiNESS NAME
STATEMENT
f",., following person Is dolo(
buslno::';s .ts: Gaslight Broiler •
800 w Coast Hw}'., Newport
Beach, C.tltf,: Bah1-am M1nav1,
311 '7 Pit>rce Ave., Costa M'f'sa, caur.
Competition
tests fliers
or the annual lng staffs of Wadsworth Gener al
award are selectedbyem_;,loyee ,Hospital in Sa nta Monica, H.ng ballots, based IC)OO devotion to Hospital in Newport Beach, and Assisted by the S')y Scouts mobile will gather in thPir r ec-
health eare service, depend-Queen's Hospital in Hooolulu, or Corona del Mar Troop 17, reation rooms, wher e Mrs. Ko-•~r !he J··~•-r Eoe· II Club of •·ew vach's tro•""" '.l'ill enter tain
This business [s being con-
ducted b) an Individual.
Signe-d: Bdhram ~Lnavi.
This statem ~nt f1led with the
count }' clerk of 0:-a nJ" C,nnty
on: O."'C , 7, 1971, by Bt•"lt!rly
J M:·,d:tox, deputy count y cleric.
abiUty, and eon.sclentious dedi-u<o::' ore a ccepting a posilion at uuw · " ---r~ port Beach will gl"e Chrlslm·•s them with songs. refresl1ments , cation to gi¥1ng cbeertut and Costa Mesa Memorial in 1968. • "'
wi1Ung assistance whenever the Mrs. Fr euod and her husband, parties at the 2 conva.lescent !"':.":::'.:.":.::'""::::.;P~r.:.l'::e::s~. ::::-=---
need arises. Gordon, who Is In the advertls~ homes they sponsor. -L ""L NOTICE
I C Under the direction of Mr s . ...v,.. Ca,;>taln Wtlllam E. s~ew:~rt, Dr. Betson was Instrume ntal ng business, r eside in osta Eugene Kovach, assisted by
son of Mrs. Eleanor Doche or in organizing the medical staff Mesa a!KI have 2teenageda~gn1 -Mrs . Rlcbarc:l F'igge and Mr s .
811 P~n·Jn D1·1ve, Hobbs, N.M., at Costa Mesa Mem :>rlal Hos-ter s atteniing Costa Mesa gh Jerry Cole, the parlies wil l be
Is participating in the Strategic pltal, which opened In 1968,and school. given at Park Lido Convales-
A!r Ci'l"n 1.l .W s e lite combal he was elected Its first Chief 1 H t 445 S 1 I Staff H I ed td d FO O D FOR N EEDY cen om~. uper or Ave., com;>etUion a tMI'CilyAi-'B F\a 0 · erecev s egree . West Newport Heights, on Dec. . ' • trom the University of Okla-The spint of Christmas was His wife, Cuol, 1s the .1augh-hOma medl"'l school ser"ed zo and at Glenhaven Conval-... • much lnevldenct>ontheNewport ' r --ter or Mr. and Mrs . A. L. ,. lot h'" t M'tl k Ha bo High hool escent Home, L.oaJ So..~pertor,
Sau bur , 1 214 N 1 1s eros .., a wau ee r r sc campus w t N t H .gh 0 s ~ o arc ssus County General Hospital and . . es ewpor el ts, on ec.
Ave., Coro!Ul del ~kr, Callf. hls resld-y at C"·tty Hos-)esterday_. SalvaiJon Army 21. Both parties II'Ul begin at
C . ....... ·~ trucks p1cked ~ almost 70 10 a aptaln Stew"Jrt's father, T. pttal In New or•~ans, La. He ba k t f food 11 ted b .m. D ca St t ld t 183 ..:: s e s 0 co ec Y The senior residents wtll be un n ew u • res es a established his obstetrics and mt>mbers ·Jf the Harbor Higb · ~ · Shor ecUff Road, Stur2 CUffs. gyoecology practice ln the Har-Stud t c The ba ket treated to nom .made cook1es,
Captain Stewart Is an elec-bor Area In 1962• en ongress. . 5 ~· nut cups and part~· favor s. t 1 t:.l fft th whtch also contain chtldren s Christmas carols ..,,111 be sung r o:1 c war r e o cer on e He Is a member of the flying toys, wtu be distributed by the b)"' the scouts and the c hildren B~52 Stratofortress bomber Physicians AssoclatJon of Or-Salvation Ar m)' to needy lam-of Mmes Kovach Figge and
crew from fht> 4S6th Strategic ange County, the Costa Mesa ilies throughout Orange County, Cole. Th~ ""tienis who' ar e A erospac~ W1:1J at ~le AFB, -
CaUl. He was selected bi' his
com"n"!nder after caretul
scr een'n,: I)( daily tralnlngrec -
orrts , r ead ln ~s-; Inspections and
P-"rio1h: tests.
Two F B-111, 22 B-52 and
CHRISTMAS
at
F ICTITIO US BUSINESS :'1/.AME p,,l1:ish: I){>c.\6,23,30,1971,
STATEME~T Jan. 6, 1972, iu 'h ~ N;•·,..port
Th£> fo110'4"ing person is doin g Hubor £,1S·g.J f -14677
lm sinE>ss as: T o1. T Automotive,
l 'H O P!:&ct>ntla :\1c., CosU CIFT FOR LIBRARY
.\1 esa, Calif.: ThOma s ~-~!·.I'll!, Mr s . Helen Smith of Costa
417 Goldf'nrod, Cor ona del M~.r, Mesa h.i.s presented a gin to the
Cdlif. t:Cl IJbrar y, adding to Us
This business is being ron -collections of sourct> materials
d a~te-c:J by an individual. on ea rly r ears 1n OranJreCoun-
Signed: Tit'lm.i 'i ~-Mowe. ty. Her gift Includes early 2oth
This statement fi\ej 11o.th the centur y n~·spapers, bra-
count) clerk of OraneE' Coum~ chures, photographs, p;,st-
o:'l . O.~c. 7, 1911, b1 Bever ly c•rds, programs, ledgers, Tus-
J. M, 1hx. deputy ('OU/JI\ r lerk. tin Cha mber or Commerce
Publish: D1-C.16,23, JQ, 1911, m·nutes, ranch records, ~uto
Jan. 6, 1 ~72. in tiJ~ '"""'POrt m:>bile m"ps and W,"Jrld War I
Ha r bor Ensign. F -l46'iS pamphlets.
3) Kr: .t]5 'itr:.ttotanker crews
from SAC an1 thr e~ Royal Air
Force (Great Britain) d·~lta
'4"ing Vulcan bomber cre'4'S are
c.:>mr.ett ng In the '•world series
of boml>lng aM navlptioo. ''
The General Drnamtcs FB-11 1
--SAC 's ne·,.c-st Drnher --will
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Mary L'l V <'!!nture, 16, of the
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fair board. The board serves
in an advisor y capacity to the
32nd Distric t Allflcultural
Assn., whic.h corlducts th~ Or-
ange County Fair and also as-
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Other new omce~s include
Oavld Brown, vtce president,
a m?mber of the Sonora-La
H•bra Chapter of Future Far.
mers of Amt·rlca; and Pam
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ton Happy Ha yseeds 4-H
R~rter s wtll be Bo McClin-
tock of the Orange FFA Chap-
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Fountain Valley Ctoverdales
4-H Club , Pa.ul Myers, Costa
Mt sa FF A, Is a member of
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IIEII'OIIT HARIOR EIISIIJI
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COIIlNA 00. MAR. CAUF.
,.._ +"· d J01!1 -..._...b • .,..._ mu-.d..,... die dr'l'hll .-.., _, ........ ...._. awtec. Yo....., ...b ........ ~ ...... ,.,_ l'te.rt • "naC£r." We c:aa let to HI. whm
we art punued by S.t&n, who ... dae
(IOW<r ol dtalh (Hob. 2 :1•), and He
wiU ndtftn w . 1'hia Wll predicted by
.lulah. who wrott, "ADd the Rtdeww
aNJI """"lo Zloo" (loa. 59:20). 1cr:. fa1611ed thi1 prtdict:bt. He wu a
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t.• J'OU ~~~ of wh•t • Wi01114Nfu.l opportu.l.ty for l.-tblc r ... ..S baoor the laD r bt by DOt makbta ~ for the poor ~-r ol Na&N1h ...S hie ~ wile. The Jt•per'• "*::W::fit t..w ben llllk'ribed
111111 h ~ pea. of Holy Scripture aad by aU who JUd Ood'a Word. ,.. it i&, no Ollie lmOWII hia ~ ud DO OM cu., .
You may Mve thou1ht: "U I had been the Inn keepu. I would h•ve made
room for them, r.prdl ... of thei.r poverty. My Inn would lulve beea fozever
NJJMnnbered .., the liirthplace of Him who waa bo111 to be Savior aDd Kina.'"
Such a d•i.re ia very commendable but impoMible of halftllmenL But while
you can never be that Bethlehem Inn keeper, you can, if you have 110\ aii'Mdy
done 10, make room in your heurt for the Lord J•u.. the very One who wet
hom in that atable.
It ill becomM any to rondemn the Inn keeper if they haYe not received ChNt
aa Savior.
Remember that it wu not antagonism aaainllt the Na.r.arene traveleq which
caued the Inn keeper to refuse them room, but preoccupation with other ,(Uesh.
In like manJMr, many lite 10 o«"Upied with the ordinary and often leritimate thiDp of thill life that thf>y have no room for Chr~t.
Other heart 1nrul are 80 over-crowded with: the de.ire for we111th. worldl~
ambitions, pride, pleaAure, and the things of sin; that they do not want Chritlf
to enter lest eome or these gu~l! would be rompelled to vacate.
The Bethlehem Inn keeper must forever regret the fact that he made no room
tor the weary travelers from N11zareth, and that his In~ did n~t become thf>
birthplace of Him who will 10meday be revealed as ~he Kmg ~f ktngil and Lo~
of lords. Juat 10, all who refU!Ie to receive Jesus Chnst a~ Sav10r and Lord, w1ll
in a lost eternity Corever rt>gret their refusal.
The Bible BByl: "But ns many as received J:lim, to t~m gav!, He power In
become the 80M of God, P.ve n to tht>m that beheve on Hu name (John 1:12).
Dear reader. reeeive NOW Got!"11 un;~peakable Gift, tht' Lord J e!Ul Chri~t. a~d
you will be saved. Then will H l' dwell in the Inn of your he_art and your hfe w1ll
be to Mil glory. Then will thi!! be the m()!l;l wondtorful Chn11t mr:\!11 _vou havf' .,._r
f'J:perienced.
True are the words of th1• old hymn: ,
''Have you any room for Jesus,
He who bore your load of sift':'
As HE' knocks 11nd asks admiuiotl.
Sinner. will you let Him in?
"Room for IJieasure, room for hu!lin~~<.
But for Chri~t the Crucified.
Not a pla('e that He can f'nter.
fn thE' hetut for which He die-d:'
"Room fo r Jellus. King of glory'
Hal'tf'n now His word obey:
Swina-thto heart's door widely Opt'n.
Bid Him f'n lrr while .vou tnfl.,\1."
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His Name • IS "Wonderful"
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By Stewart Lavery, Belfast Ireland
PerMJn. "'He IS aiiO$ether lOVELY." Son11 of Sol. 5:16.
Pre-existence. "He ts before all thinss." Col. 1:17.
Provider. "By Him all thin"s created." Col . 1:16. Preserver. "By Him all th.ngs consist." (i.e. hold together) Col.
1:17.
Preacher. "To Preach the acceptable year ol the Lord."' Luke 4J9.
Proctamat•on, "Come unto Me." Matt. 11:28.
Poverty. "The Son of Man hath not where to lay His head."
luke 9:58.
Prayer. "I pray for !hem." John 17:9.
Parables. "'He spake many thinjS:S unto them in parables." Matt. 13:3.
Performance. "We never saw 11 on this fashion." Mark. 2:12.
Physician. "He healed all manner of sickness, and alt manner of disease amons: the people." Matt. 4:23.
Protection. "H1m that cometh to Me, I will in no wise cast out."
John 6:37. Prophet. "Jesus of Nazareth, a prophet mighty in deed and word
before God, and all the people.' Luke 24:19.
Perfection. "In Him is no sin." 1 John 3:5.
Propitation. "He is the propitiation for our sins and not for ours
only, but also tor the sins of the whole world." I John 2:2.
Prince. "'Him hath God exalted with his right hand to be a Prince
and a Saviow. for to give repentance to lsr.tel, and forgiveness
of sins," Acts. 5:31.
Purchaser. "The Church of God, which He (Christl hath purchased
with His own Blood."' Acts. 20:28.
Peace. "He is our Peace." Eph. 2:14.
Provision. "The Gospel of Christ" Rom. 1:16 ..
Preciousness. "'He is precious .... 1 Pet. 2:7.
Priest. "'We have a Great High Priest.'" Heb. 4:14.
Power. "All power IS given untno Me in Heaven and m earth."
Matt. 28:20.
Potentate. "'Our l ord Jesus Chris!: who •s the Blessed and only
Potentate, The Kmg of kmgs, and Lord of lords.'' I Tim, 6;1 4, 15.
Permanency. "My words shalt not pass away." luke 21:33.
Presence. "I am with you always, even unto the: end of the age."
~~~-is~'~,-will come again, and receivt! you unto myself: that
where I am, there ye may be also." Jot'ln 14:1
Pre-em inence. "Christ •s all and in all." Col. 3:11.
Immortality
by Or. David L. Cooper
The 1mmortallty of the •ul IS a very 1mportant subJect. There are some who
kac!"l that there is no ScFI 1ral doctrine related to the immortality of the soul:
that only believers receive mortality. These same teachers deny the doctrine
concerning eternal punlshme in Hell.
In Genesis 2:7 we read th~, the Lord, having formed the material body of man,
"breathed mto h1s nostnls the breath of ltves (Hebrew-literal) and man became
'l livi ng (immortal) soul.'' This was something in addition to what animals possess.
Death has different s1snifications . It means separation. When we speak of
c.eath we think of the separation of the MJUI from the body. In that sense man
C:oes die. Yet. the soul •s to return to 1ts body. In Matthew 2:5:46 we read, "And
t!lese shall go away mto eternal punishment: but the righteous into eternal life."
!hose represented by the goats that are put on the left, ir. this statement con-
cerning the jud11ment of the nations, go into eternal punishment The sheep, who
are put on the right hand. go mto eternal l1fe. In this passage, ·•eternal punish-
ment" is just as l1teral and extens1ve as "'eternal life.'' We must conclude that
man, whether saved or lost. 1s an 1mmortal souL The; fl4tahteous are raised to a
!tate ol blessed immort3l1ty: the lost are raised to 5tlf'ttp ei!mal punishment. The
two are co-extensive, both continuing m a conscious ~.throughout all eternity.
Another important passage related to this subject, it'fitt-Yelation 14~!}.11! "And
another angel, a third, followed them, saying with a great voice, If any man W«-~hippeth the beast and h1s •mage, and receiveth a mark on his forehead, or upon
his hand, he also shall drmk of the wine of the wrath of God. which is prepar-ed
un mixed 1n the cup of t11s anger; and he shall be tormented with fire and bfim-
stone in the presence or lhe holy angels. and in the presence of the lamb: and the ~moke of their torment goeth up forever and ever; and they have no rest day and
night, they that worship the beast and his tmage, and whoso receiveth the mark
cf his name." God is spoken of in the Book of Revelatio n as existing into the
ages of the ages -th1s means through all etern1ty, without end. The lost -those
who are . being focused upon in this passage -110 ofl~t!IID IW@f"/asting existence
.md puniShment for ever and eve r. ~·
Revelation 20:10 also has a bearmg on this subjecC."lt IS the record concern-
Plg Satan's being cast mto lhe lake of fire, where he Is to be punished forev•
and ever. "And the devil that deceived them (the nat ions) was cast into the lake
d fire and brimstone, where are also the beast and the false prophet; and they
shall be tormeflted day and night for ever and ever (Greet!: unto the ages of the
ages)." We note that the beast -the Ant ichrist -and h1s aide, the false prophet.
.ue cast into the take of fire before the beginning of the thousand years of oor
'-ord's reign. At the end of that thousand years. they are stilt there. According to Revelati~?f~ 20:10, they are .to be there for ~~r and _ever, into _the ceaseless ages
of eternity. Yes. the soul IS 1mmortal and 1t 1s destined to ex•st -or to live on
-in a place determined by God. When we move • fl oor "houses of clay .. -
'15 the poet describes our earthly bodies -those t; fJ a Jesus Christ as their
personal Saviour will 'o oft into blessed iml'f'IOft.t,.,~-t O. the other hand, those who do not accept H1m, will move into cursed l"""''rt:elity. Since Christ con-
Quered Satan and h1s assistants. abolished death, and broulltlt life and immortlli-
ty to tight throullh the Gospel, all bel1eVE!f"S m Him -upon dying -110 immedi-
ately into the presence of God (II Corinthians 5:6-8).
Physleat and spiritual death ultimately join in a state of endless sep~ratlon
from God -unless personal faith is placed in Jesus Christ. "And the wftneu Is
this. that God gave unto us eternal ti1e, and this life is in his Son. Htl tt'llt hlth
the Son hath the life; he that hath not the Son of God hath not the lite. These
thinp have I written unto you, that ye may know_ tl_!~ ~ hwe eterf\1:1 life., even
unto you ltlat blllew on the name of the SOfl ., ~it' John 5:11-U)
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COUNTING THl COST
-tm I! MUST alway• k"P ;, mihd tht fact that the Ht-
brnr nation was definitely
orpniz.td and found~ b'·
God, not just to be anothe"r
;a ~ nation, but "unto the-m were
t:ommitted tht oradts of God" (Rom.
3:2). The~ort, God m;utt-for tht'm
His own commandments, laws. or-
di:aanc.a, and SlatutH. He ai!O chose
their rukn. They have nc:vtr dlanced
the law1 Jriuft by God through Mosu,
and thq stih stand. (They have brolrcn ,.
the laws and iporcd them at times..~~
they haw newr been chan~.) twl, ;..
duet DOt refer, however, to the f._
RepabiX-of lstKI, now occupying ,_rt:ll( Pale.rioe, which include~; only a :...,.
.... part of tht twelve or I110f'e ...-c.n Jnrs DOW fi ... ln all other ~ .Jf
the world. of which Gmtilc natjom *'r
arc citi&ms. T'htrt is no other ..._ tikt'
the lfeh«w ........
TMf KINGDOM OF DAVID
Throu,p Abraham, GOO r,Wctd up thi~
nation when all other nati...•n~ Nd rduscd
to obey Him as His witnt!li'1t'1o. and ~rv
aatl.. Other nations will pn-i;h, but this
nation, referred to by Cud .s .. tht' King-
dom of Oavtd," shall nt\'«:r ~rish , but
shall enntually rule ~ wtw-..lt world un-
der Jesus Christ as the Kille of the Jtws
who shall rt-csubli-41 .ad continue the
Kingdom of David on this earth for l ,txX>
years, immediately following the Great
Tribularion. Our pnlitmns and philos+
ophers, educators, moderuist prcacht'rs .
M't"Uiar historiaN, and apparently, tllt'n
most of the Jew~ themsth·es, stem to
have ovt:rlooked thete simple facts in
dealing with world problt'ms They also
ovtrlook God's prom;~ tn Abram : "I
will make of tht':lt' a grt'<tt nation, Ol.nd I
will bless thee, and make thK name ~rc:at :
and thou shalt be a blessing : and I will
bless them that bless thee, and 1.:ur5e him
that c:urscth ~: •• m thct shall an
familit's of the canh be bJcSRd" (Gen.
12 :2, 3). These promises of God havt
never been repnltd or amended. All
those who c:ur~e or endeavor to dcstruy
the k<A·s shall be: undtr the curse of God,
whO has retaint'd fo:· llimsd! the fu ll
disc iplinr and puni ~hmcnt and rrward for
Hi• uwn special people.
U.WS AND TYPES
When God gavr the laws 111 His pwplr
through Moses, Hr madr them suffi -
ciently dt'tailed and comprt'hcnsive to
cover every possible continge-ncy and, at
the same time, He utilized them a.s types
to portray the evans to foUow the com -me of His only be-gotte-n Son, J~s. to
bt the Su~r and Redeemtr of tbt
world. For thtte rtUllls it i• •ery N:C~
cuary that we should ra~fuU7 Rudy
these law• of God to h:&m their -..a~
tions for tod1y and for the future.
•• CinES OF llfUGf PlAHHID
When God was 0t1dininc to Mo~ thc:-
preparation.s to enter into the Promiacd
Land, He rommanded that a certain in·
heriunce ahould~---l;.mtet. lloio-· ,... ... _..,.... \iW ... ..... ~.t'l...... ......."""' t.iiil ....,._ .. ~ main work -or
tfit Lev h as priests and offit-t-rs of the
tabcrnadc and ~ would be in c:on+
nertion with the worship of the nation,
and their principal support would be re-
cei"cd in this way, for tht'y wn-c to "eat
the offerings of the Lord made by fire"
(Deut. 18 :1 ). Then God told Moees,
"Among the: cities which yc sha]) give
unto the Levitcs there shall be six cities
for refuge, which ye shall appoint for the
manslayer, that he may ftcc thither," if
he had ignorantly or inadvertently, or ac--
cidentally killed any person -"at un-
awares." Three of these cities should
hr on the c,ast side of the Jordan River
ar>d three on the west side ( Num.
JS ,I-34).
ACCIDENTAL HOMICIDf
The next year, when MOSC"s was sum-
ming up God 's orders for His people,
he again referred to the c:itits of ref~.
Ht' gave an example, viz.: ''When a man
gocth into the wood with his neighbour
to hew wood, and his hand fetc:heth a
stroke with the axe to cut down the tree,
:tnd tht' head slippeth from the hot'l~~t,
and lightcth upon hi!! neighbour, that he
tlit:; he shall Rce unto one of those cities,
01nd li\-e : lest -.,._... " tbe blood
rJt•rsue the ... '", ........ , ...... ia iKtt,
aod ................ ···~· lone. and sb.7 W.:. .._ew ">ft. ...
wort1a.y of death, inasmuch as• h. a...d
him not in time past" (Deut. 19 :5, 6).
THE PROCEDURE
Sevrn years later, when the Israelites
had actually, under the leadership of
Joshua, entered into the land and had
occupied lhc cities and houses that the
Lord their God had Jriveo to them by
driving out and destroying the uncodly
inhabitants, thea the Lord spoke to
Joshua about these six cities of refuee
to be set apart, and esublished tht ruks
to be OO.Crved by the slayer, the aft~a~U,
and the conc-reptioa. ~ in the city
of rduce. 1'hey 1ftft explicit. Fint,
whea a pu100 war k:iOed. ODe of hil
"Good Tidings"
By Pastor Billy James Hargis
Chriitian Cnnadl WMkty
••• '
ldl'llmtft (eatled tht "av~r") Md the
dury ol pu..,.lnr. eat<hinr; and olaJiao
the mardem-. Second, the munlmf-
wou.ld ftee to the nearest city of rcfCJit,
and he mlllt "'dldare his eauK ift the
cart of the elders of the! city." Third,
the ekftra ''than take him into the dty
ut1to thttn, and rivt: him a plc:'f, that he
may dfth lmoftt them•' untd tlw Pfnctr
arrtwd, •hen a trial would be hdcl.
SniCT OIEDifNCf lfQUIIfD
...... beinr ollhe tribo of Jadah. and al
Chrilldau are ddldl'ftl; both of Abraham
and Cod (Gal. 3~Z9). Ho wu ablo
becauM Ho had 1ft Smn kill H;., (Jollll
10:11. 18), and He had fiven Hit life
for ua.. Rt ,.id fa full, and then God
the Father ralttd Him from the dead,
u Paul wrote: "Christ hath redeemed
u1 from the carae of the l1w1 beina made
a curse for 111; for it is wntten, 'turted
is every one that hlnarth on a tr«., (Gal.
3 :13). If tht COQII'fption of that dty, after
hcarinl' both 11idn, should dttlarc that the Mayinc was an accident, and the llayer Paul also wrote, "There is there fort
L-L-now no condnnnarion to them whieh are ... d not rw~ted the &lain !""n bdort time, • -.. · t J .. and clded "For the ~,....,...... • ddiwr the ala to 1ft .... nm eaus, a • ~Dac'i Jlte thr ~·"**I yet . law of the Spirit of life in Christ JtsUI
t ·~-·~::::· tlilllllli'of"'llle~ . bath made me free from the law of sin .. ~!*' •J.Oik-eMttWat£:' 1 Dd.,deat~" (_Rom.8:1,2). Wearehl.d : 'it.cf ''then ahaU the 11 -· _ Ujf ..... Ch.rtst '"! God (Col. 3 :3), who 11 h-~--·9
-:·-, • ~ oat HJch Pnest, and we are safe to come unto IS own " .. unto the c.tt)' dwtll ill Him as long as He lives. He !rom ~t hefted. ThiS WU, definite. sai4, .,.Because f Jive, ye shall Jive also"
'But 1f the: alayer t haJI _at any_ tune {be-(JoJ.14:19). Paul also wrote: "Who fo_~ the death of the h1gh ~est) ~ shall laJMiythitJ.g to the char~ of God's
wrthout ~ border of the oty of h1' dcct p lt is God that ju~tifi~th. Who r_du~. whtthcr he w~s fl~; and the re-is he that oondemncth? It j1 Christ that
\Cn.ftr Of bJ~ find ~1m Without the bor+ died rather that is ri acain, Who
ders of the: city of hts ref~," then the · ,· .. ,.., .~ n'·gh1 hand""ol God who av--r had 'ght k'll h ""---IS v a UK • ~"'~~~'" a " t? 1 . lm, ~-usc aJ.ao malttth intercession for us" (Rom. h~ should have reman1ed an the ctty of 8 ·33 34)
h1 s refuge". (~urn. 35 :26--28). But, if · ' •
the slayer c.hd not prove to the rongtqa· AN Ml-PIESfNT HELP
tiou that th~ slaying was an a(:cident, but
was premeditated, thtn they would de-
liver tht guilty man to the blood avenger
that he might die (Dcut. 19 :12). Scn-
tinletll and sympathy did not enter' into
the u:«ution of the law, but, of course,
the avenge-r might exercise mrrcy if he-
wished.
THE SIX CITIES
The l·it ics wut of Jordan were Kadesh
in \.alilce in the north, Shcchem in Mount
Ephraim in the ccntc:r, ancf Kirjath-Arba,
which is Hebron in Judah. in thot' south.
On the castJiide of J<1rdan was Bczer in
the south, Ramoth in the center, and
Golan in the north. The lafld was com-
paratively small B¥1 the. disunccs were
not ~ P'"I'Cia J(~ to ~Qn was ~ 1Z -• r,_ o...,. -
·-100..... ,_. dlof rea --diritled by Shcchcm and R-.oth. • ...
il is prOOable that no rdup had to loe
Oftl' :20 or 30 miles at the mo~>t. Al.a it
is quite likely that, in many cases, the
fatal accident was so apparently not a
murder that the-av~r ne\•c-r rtquired
the death of the innocent slayer. So t1Jt
plan of the cities was practical and cnU-
nm!ly jult.
CHRISTIANS ME IE DEEMED
The value of these cities a~ t}t's for
us to ob~erve is apparent, for • an hue
sinntd, and come short of the p,ry of
Cod .. (Rom. J:2J), ond du.&dienc.
(ala) ;, pun;m.111c by death. ~ r ..
God's crate we would all periah.. But
God il our Rcfuce (Ps.a. 46 :1), and He
bas appoicrted His Son, Jesus, to be '
our "Kinlman + Rcdeantr," instead of
The guilty party in Canaan had ro run
fast and far before he could reach the
city of rduce, lf he was lame or handi.
capped in any way he might not be able
to ctcape the aveo.cer of blood. -Further-
more, his judges were human and might
be biased lgainat him.. So there wert
many unfavorable po1sibilitics that would
make his escape Wl«t'bin, if not impos-
sible, but oor Redcealt':T is a \'cry orcSC"nt
hdp in trouble. He ~ ner-prc!lt':nt, anrl
voe do not have to rua. an inch. He is
ju ~t as near the fcebk: u He is to tht'
robust. And, "if God be for us, who can
be against us?" To the Hcbrtw~ wlm
kne-w of the cities of ref\ke, Paul wrote .
"That by two immutable thine's, in which
it was impossible for God to lie , we
might have a stronc c.'.OmOiation, who
laW led for rc:f• to la7 bold upon tht
hope aet kfore-\Ia; which bopc we havt'
u u ....._ of tht 10111, both surt and
stedf.ut. aad which cntcreth into that
within the veil" (Heb. 6:18, 19).
QUESTIONS FOR US
The cities of refuge were onl) for
&layers who were innoce:nt. Jesus Christ
is the: Refucc for i1Jilty sinners, which
we all arc. He invites us to come to Him
and He will rclrtm us and ~tttlt up all
thine-and (ivc us rtsl etemaUy. Have
)'OU acttpted His invitation? If not, ho ....
will you c.ape tbr: blood avengtr-.~atan
aad death ? How will you e.scapc: if you ftCIItct tbt cat, way IJf ufc:ty and rc
ddlipdoai' Tbert iJ DO other Saviour_
Are JOG tellilw otben how they un
escape cleach 1 "That i1 the pri\-ilqc and
duty of every Cbrilaua.
CHRISTMAS IS A PERSON!
FROM "J!WISH HOP!."' IOIC 707. LOS AWG!Lt:S. CALli'.
By F. P. Kiser
For unto u.1 a child is born,
1m to us a son is !fiven: ond the
J{OIJt':rnment shall f,l' upon his
.thould1u: and his naml' shall bf''
r:allt>rl Wonderful. CcmnJellur.
The mijlhl_v Cud. Th e t>~Wrlmtiryl
f 'athn. Thf' Prim·e vf Pea1·e. -
/.f(lia/1 9:6
t•·rnptatiun a11d ti ll' things which
f'au~· f,·ar. '\Jn lnngf'l-do "'" need
tu frar tlw •·urruptin~-: power of
~in . fur urllu u.~ i.~ Lorn a
"aviour_ 'I hruuj!h 1-lim the :>in
quo ·!<tioll i.~ "''lll••d . 4 ;"d has laid
rm Him !lit· iuirJuit~: uf us 01!1 ,
that w•· thnm~h !lim might
li<.T nltl<' tlu· ri].!ll tt"OU!l.rii'N! of
God ir1 Chri~t .
•'Ynu must ta ke her, all soon Ill' WI" can ar-
rangt> it. to a !pt'Cialist noted fo r lrt'almf'nt of
her disease." When our ten-yrnr-nl<l rl:.u~htt!r's
ph}·sic:ian spokf' th est-word~ lo rm: I was di!'·
treS~Wd. of courH". hut tl.e ominous !i~nificanc:e
of thf'm somrhow ••st'apc-d nl" ...
which I was franticall y St"arching fnr th1• wny
out, and had c:auf!'hl a lin\' f!'limmrr of liJt"ht
from th,. opt-nin~ at lhP f'nd . As I lar tlu•rf'-
nn lon~t'r "''et'ping-f!'real li)!hl an1l jny and
peacr slowly hegan to Aow into my heart. I dn
not pretPnd that I immr-diatrly undr-r~t nml nil .
but I did know thai it madf' no diff..rt>n rl' nnw
wh ere or how I relebratf'd. Jhi~ wnultl lw thr-
grutf"St Christmas of my liff'. and Corl a~~ur,·d
Rlf' that thl" knowledp:'' He 1!8 \'t> nw nf II i~
Son'.!! pre~ncr would ht• ~uffiri•·nt. H."lw \\'Ould
this expNif"nC'f'. throul!h whichJ.~~~~ pas-.~injl.
hold up in thf" rPvr-a lin,~~: lif!'ht of dn~·?
Th·· ""'·"'~·· 11.,. ,,,,.1
l•tnHj!ht tu tlw shrplwrd ~ "a><
"~und ti1liug.~ uf grf'at jf•~ .'•
L.-t Ill< "On><iol.·r th1· ,;uhsta m•,. of
thi~ lllf's.;a~r, or ~uurl ti1lin~~. or
in more rornmon wnrfl~. tlw
J!''~pt·l.
It U'Q,f my.,t .. ri,.u.t! ""I Ill() you
i~ born ... Chri~t th .. l.nrtl.'"
\\ hv <'811 fathom tl w ,J,.,.p
rn},..t•·~ uf th•· l11 l'arnation '~ Th··
-"''m of C()(l. who ""a" with thl"
Fatht·r in tlw •·r,. .. tion of tlw
world, laid a:oid•· I-Ii~ maj,.;ot) and
It wa., person~JI! "1 llrin~ you
goud tidings. for unto you i;;
born thi~< day."" Thr mes;;agl': of
tlw gospd i~ !lel inclusivr and
personal that yuu t·an Fubstitutf'
\ u ur own namt· when· it !\l}'f;
Vou .. \!one is excluded. All that
i;; required of you and mf': is that
when truth is prelll':nt .. d, we
btlic-ve and apply it to our hcartJO
and liv es.
glory an1l tno l.. 1111 a !!armeul uf It-wen univer~al! "Which shall
0t"sh. llr-illt>ntifi,•rlllim;oelf ""'ith ~ to all people."' From that
till' human family. rwvf'r again t.:.'"'"ifl'ttle circle of shepherd11 on the
surrendl'f ti1Ht idt•ntity. '\Jut o nl y judcan hills, the proclamation of
was li e born of a virgin, but l-Ie a Saviour has reached to all the
was horn in a manger. What world . AI the time the
infinite cond<'i'\Cf'Jlsion -from announcement wa11 made, our
the glories of hl':aven to a cradle Lord lay in swaddling clothes in
in a manger. And, the shcphcnla a manger -in the lives of mf!n
could not mistah the sign ,_ for of His day an insignificant child
no o ther child would fil the in an ob~~eure province of Rome .
descriptK>n. It had to be. God's 11ut wheN' -are thl"y who were
Son. the great men of that day! They
It wo• ~uod.' "'Good tidings." have paNM:d off the stAge of
'The g38pt:l brings good ttdings history, and tht: gcne ration11 that
because it dl"clan::11 a Saviour have come into being since then
born. Without the birth or God's IIIYI': been bk:Nit"d through the
Son, no 110n could be "born o f n01mf! of Him whoee hirth waa
God." As ttl~': Son of God was announcf'd that day. The
for~d in Mary, thr: virgin, by Psalmillt t~~id , "1\ll nations Mall
an ovcrshadow•ng of the Holy call Him ble88ed. ·• (Pulm 72 : II )
Spirit, ao Christ ill formed within Finally, it wcr• cotrjir~d!
ua by an ovenhadowing of the "Suddenly a multitudt: of the
Spirit. Thie ia whit JcauJ' Hi~lf hc:.venly OO.tt, praising God aftd
calkd the "ew birrh. Mary could aaying &lorY to God in the
not understand how thill could hlghett. .;r The me~Mgt: of the
be with her, but she was a~el waa confirmed by the
obedient to thr: will of God and vOi~ from Mavt:n. 1'hoee ~ho
yielded henelf to Him. "Let it believe the goepel have ample
be accordirl@: to your word.." wu n:uon for cliTnl to it, hoth
her prayer. Nor can we miraeuioue and othenriae, for
ondtntand the proceaeet of new the Word of God will 1lwaya be
birth , but mu1t yie-ld oune:tvea conftrmed. The Bible decWn
Elaine was admiu.-•d to ho~pital nn :\0\'em·
be-r 29. We wtrf' a.~ignf'd to a mother-rhild
combination room sincr I lunl. to allt>,·iate hrr
ht-art at enterinf! a totally stran,rr hospital.
promi~d that I would not !rave hN alor.P
there without he r C'onsenl.
In th r-midst of lluffcrinjl: one: thou,~~:ht eon-
tinUirlly ob!!Cs.!led her. A@:ain and a,l!'ain she
a~cd me, "We: will llf' home for Chris tma..,,
won't we, Mama?"
"Be home for Christmas-whr. of tour!t","
I 3ssured her-and my:t.elf.
As days wf!arily slipped in to wt':'f'k!. and Wt'
~med no closer to lt-aving tht-hospital. FJaine
turned one day to mr and said hittc-rly. "You
know I won't @:et homt-for Chri.!ltma!'-why
don't )'OU say so?" It was truf'-Chri!'t ma.!l
was onl~· day!l awa)'. h would. oh,·iou!l)'. take
a miracle to efft"ct rven f'noup:h imprO\'f'mrnt
for her to take part in the 1111bduf'd hospital-
planned activitif's for the holida\' ~•son-not
to mention gettinjl wrll t'nllUflh lo jl.O home.
I wa.!l confu!lf'd and dil!Couragt'd, but man·
aged the rt-st of th"' fla y. hy wral effort, to
keep these fepJinjl:.!l hiddrn hrnrath a faeadr of
cheerfulnf'M and Pncour&!!"f'RW'll t. ThPn il was
night aji!:ain, and wht-n F.lair'tf' drirtl"d into an
unt-asy rl"!!ot, I finally wa!l fr,.r to rPiax my
guard and to try dt'SpcratE"Iy lo find SOmt" peth
to ~ad m(' out of th,. mur of my rlil!app..,int-
mPnt and fruAiralion. How would wr-t-Yf'r lw
able to hdp FJainf" t11 know any of thf' jo)·
shto had alway.!! takPn fnr .w;rantr-d at thi~ llf' ...
!!On? What about Alitto-our !liJ:-yPa r-olrl.
wh0$C whole.littiP world wa.!l alrt-ady totlerin~
with a M~C~t fl"ar that lifp would nf'Vf'r a~~tain
bcu itu~ to bc?
Wht-n morninl! ca mf" I found. to m,· f!'rr-at
joy. that my heart ~till wa~ O\wtlowinp: with
thf" precious knowll"df!'r Hf" had imp11rtrd tn
mf" in thf' nij!ht.
In thf" day~ lt-ft hrforr Chri ~tmn4 ,.,. hf'p:w
now to prl"part> . Th" 'f'f'ff'l in nn h,•:1rt
mad#' my day." !'0 full of intr>rr~t t1111l f''<lwr·.
!ann-that thr othN mothf'f!l thf'rf' wonflf'r<'d
aloud how anybody could h•·"" rrm trnt f!Jcin~
Chril"tmtt~ in a hO!'pital.
h wa.~ f'Ontap:iou~. l11n. Aftf"r nwhiJ,. f.binf'
hr,ll'an to >'nter intn th•· happin~.~ and 1"\'f'n
br,elln to make plan~ a,rain. Shr a'kf'rl mf' tn
f!'O out and dn ht>r ,ei ft 11hoppin~ (~Ill" hnd flp.
clarrd tohf' ~o<o·ould rlo nothinl! fnr C:hrit~lmn-•
if ~hr lo<o't•rr not hom1' I. and thrn lnbnriHusl)•
wrappt-d thr m h••rl'f"lf althnu~h ~~~,. wa~ 110
wPak that lhC' C'ffnrr mndl" thf' l"'r!<piralifln
run from hrr handJt.
What morl" can I ~ay? Shall I trll \·nu nl
tht" mirarlt" of Elainr":t llf'inj! ahl1• to dri·~" onrl
~rn down to !<f'f' thf" h01<p ital frstivitir11 nn tlw
hi~t mornin,r ? f.an yon undrr11tanrl thr lo<o'IHm
mf'mory Wt< hur of thr kinrlnP~• of thr l1o~·
pital staff who did M many littll" thinJil!ll t••
makt" tht-day happit"T for UJO----f'Vf"n to arranJ!·
ing for f.hriMma' dinnt-r tray11 to hr llt"rvNI
to our family in a littll" room wht-r~ wt-roultt
bf' alone togt"thf"r ?
? ? Question Box ? ?
PIIIO.IIIt 00JIWIIM HO,I, .. iox 707. LOS AMGrLU
Pl«ut! uphtin .. Hebrf'NI,•· l8rtJtl ? nnJ
"/fiiJ."
Two yoonc toldier~ were ta lklnc about the service of Christ. One of th4wn
saict. "I can't tell you all that the Lord Jesus is to me, or what He Ns 6one tor
me. I do wi.sh you would enlist in His army."
10 tht will of God and bdiew. the "Spirit bureth witne.~ with
"Let lit be ac:cordinc &o your our tpirit that we -e: the
wo<d." children or God." (Ro_
'The hcginnin8 of the illnrAA harl C()tnr' at tht-
timc I would ordinarily begin pr .. paration!li
and llhoppin~ for Christmas. so almost nothinp:
had ~n done. My poor husband. nt-arly t-:r-
haustt'd in body and spirit from being mothf.r.
fathe-r, and comforter to Alitt, worlcinf!i Ions
hours at thr oflicr, drivin~ milt'll lo visir us
three timet a wet-k, and ~r~evin!J over Elaine'•
condition, was al a Jo. to il;now how to pro·
eeed. Who would decorate a l.rtt (or Alic:.--
i(, indeed, daddy eould find lime to gd ()ne
(or ht-r? Who would buy the !Ji(tA., !10 valuable
to a amall sJrl. that only mother know• how
10 c:hooee?
The word "Hebrew" is derived from the
name "Eber'' mentioned in Genesia 10: 24,
and mea.ns .. PaMer lrom beyond." Abram waJli
a Hebrew acoordins lo Cenrt l!l 14: 1:\. TI11~
nalne "hrael," whic-h mtlnl "Prince wllh
God." wu si•en by tM. Angel or Cod to Jacob,
with whom be Wretlled all nif)ht IGcnetia 32 :
28), 1"he ~danl.a of )•coh Ull caJI~d
.. IN.tf'li&a." OriKin•Dy the te-rm "Jew" l"f'·
fcrttil to the deecmdanb of Judah, one or the
12 tribe. of Janel. In the New THtamtnl J,.wl
are tometimes caDed Hr.brews or hNelltea.
The you,. rNR answered, "I am thinkin; about it, but it means aiviRI up sev.t~~l thifws-ln fact. 1 am countinc the cost."
An officer, pnsina at tNt 1\ls hand on the ao-ktr, he
fOitowlnt Christ, but Mvt you
"The ._,.. of the wise Ire H n~i/1 f•tenedl" 10
the mind ol the JOU"' rntn, and he aot no Nit ti.,l ,Pho ... l.jp Sftku-of •i,...., · .,.._. faithful IOidJer and • , ..... , .... ,..,..
........ ..., will C1D1M aft• Me, Itt hiyn
Mel faleo. ,..._ For~~~· will have hfl I
-1111 lifo fer Mit - -1M -...... -•
,,_jo,f.UThe~l·oront B:IT6)
w~ wet"e, .. Fear not_ Fe. it he a~l'a !"t-ee "!•
a .._. enemy whole power it "Good tidtnp of ~~ joy~,.
broken <Wet tht lrtet of thoee llumanity entered mto • MW
who trait in Chrilt. Jna~ wu dilpenMtion. s.hation tttroap
IW:ftl' afraid. He •• M.l&er onr j-. a.n.t beet,. die poklq1 r.. . ....t •• .., ... • Hio o1 • who .nn ,_ _. .....,._ .......,.. 'l'fwo.lh Ha we.,. Hope cmra-.... irt liiM
Yicloriou• In •II .t.uman prroetne.ed the cWbc. o( .....
experleacu, includiac ......
"I don't WMientand, God! Thia ia 10 bard
-tO hard, Ho. will '" eter rna.n•p ta ceJe.
brate the jOJOUI JrUOn ol Your birtbdly .. nc~er dae eoaditionl , ..
On ud oa _ •1 ltetr1 poured out Ita conlo-
aion ""Ill llo hod he"'d il all. Theot-1 -
tell J'OO how-He ~e to -.e. n. roam wu
lllod ..; .. Hio ....-. e-"' 11o aaid to ,_ clr.arly aocl oiotoply, I AM OIRISTMAS." n.. •• .a. Bar ir ... u ...... I 1oM
looloed tl. .... p ... Woclo-ol • ....... ..
rMI U ..W ~l#errn~ bdW«11 tMrt:y Mil ,.._?
Mercy lt ...oci•kd with fo~Ji~ while
lfllte ia ... uiUIIUitrd lawor, 'l"he lllte or Cod
......... clr.arly ....ur ... ...~ ;n lhe sifl ol
-...1 IU. whkh II. si.., lo all who ·-• and ....,.~~oo lmd ,_ .. s. ...... .
From
• SATURDAY, NOV. lS laC lo Da.ale1 Rlelftr, 1101 £. cour a.., •• Newport Boldl. oo
a ellatp of driYlac wbllo -
the lAIIMGet ot aleobol •••
Ylebul Reed Pano4 I I, ..,
S~eo AMr.-SChOettle', JO,
both of 121 43rd 91., WotiHtw-
port; COli DlaaloSeboololdl, II,
of 1111 Yorttowo. Cotta Mesa;
aDd WtrMr CODtad SaTtr, %5,
of 720 Ceoter, Colt& M'esa,
•ere arrested at 11 p.m. at
Parael's resldeDCt oo marl·
Juam cha.rps ••• John ALID
Skwarek, 25, of 2815 VUia W:1y,
West Newport; Zorada G&ll Le·
vine, 19, or Santa ADa, aDd
Mark Alan Johnson, 21,ofFull-
ertoo, were arrested at 3 a.m.
at Skwarek's residence 011
mariJuana and drug chatgea
••• Jean Marte Davld, 29, of
2226 Rutgers, Apt. A, Costa
Mesa, was arrested at 11:45
p.m. at Bayside and E. Coast
Hwy,, Newport Beach, oo a
charge of driving while under
the lnfiuence of alcohol ..•
Robert Ellis Mocketl, M D.,
41, of 1601 Antigua Dr., Dover
Shores, was arrested at 11 :55
p.m. at Bayside and E. Coast
Hwy., Newport Beach, on a
clw'ge or dr iving whi le uDder
the Influence of a I coho I • • •
Robert Theophile McCatrrey,
33, of 2226 Rutgers, Costa
Mesa, wa s arrested at 11 :55
p.m. at Bayside and E. Coast
Hwy., Newport Beach, on a
charge of dr ivin g \\'hile under
the Influence or alcohol •.•
Elizabeth Jones 1).).11, 42, of
1958 Port Carney, Harbor View
Homes, was arrested 5:16 p.m.
at her residence on a charge of
dr iving while und er the ln-
tluence or alcohOl ... A $10,000
U.S. Treasur y note was stolen
from the llome of Emma Zlns-
m.,:yer , 724 Via Lido Nord, Lido
Isle, between Ju ly 8, 1970, and
IJEIPOIT IIMIIII £IJSI 011
llCIIID SEC1lOI --..... 3
OO!I$0o\Y, DEC. If, 1911
~"-.JIM. CALIF.
Agenda for Planne~s eSAVE NOWI
ON II'HOTO
CH"ISTMAS
01111 Dobra Zlpplo. u, ol COul a., .. corooo del Mar,
Ul soth. st., Welt Newport, wbUelt 'ftl parktd at biJ:rell-
WIS arre•ed at 4:40 p.m. at dtDCtl betw .. NOt', l! Uld 14
het relldeGce oa a ct.rp ••• A coat nluecS It S10 wu
ot rtlt.:J.ae arreJI ••. Judy JtoiiiD from a cat bt~ to
trone WIIUain-18, of 144 Larry D. RaiPII, 117 Oil-
E. BaJ Ave., "Balboa, was ar-AYe., B&lboa IJlaBd, whUe It
rested at 3:05 a.m. at SOl was puMclatDtamoodaadPark
Newport Blvd., Nt wport aveoues durtactbenlJbl.
Heta:hts, on a .ctw.rge of belnc • MONDAY NOV lS
drunk tn pubUc ••• Harr y Palll oea'nts WarreD 45 ot
Lambert Be letter, 34, ot llt 329 B&Jslde Dr., SUp 9i, N~w -
45th St, West Newport. was port Beach and Donald LeRoy
arrested at 1:30 a.m. at .fSrd Cook .f.t ~t South Gate were
St. and Seashore, West New-arre~ed 'at 2:30p.m. ai War-
port, on a. charge of drl•1ng ren's residence on charges of
while und er the inlluence ot graod theft ••• Michael Lee
a lcohol. McClalo. 20 or 778 S~Umar • • • SUNDAY, NOV. 14 A:M:. 2, Colla Mesa, and Stev-
Kenneth Masson Witzel 25 en Jon Huntley, 21, of 4901-1/2
of 321 Larkspur, Corona' dei River, West .Newport, were ar~
Mar , was arrested at 2 a.m. rested at 11:45 a.m. at 3101
at 2200 16th St., Newport Newport Blvd., on charges of
Heigtl ts, on a cha rge of being ofrerlng to sell oarcot.lcs •••
drunk In public .•• Robert Tapes, a vase, tobacco pouch,
Vltallano, 45, of 23 Wt>stcUU blanket aDd stalks of lndlao
VIllage, was arrested at 4:50 corn, valued at $209, were burg-
p.m. at Rutland and Westcun larlzed from the hOmt> of Alan
on a charce of driving whll; Richard Hersh, 106 28th St.,
under the Influence or alconol West Newport, between 2:30
••• Clothing valued at $302: aDd 11:30 p.m., Nov. 14 •••
was stolen from a. car beloog-An accordlan aod an addlllg
MATTRESSES
MEW -UaUILDJifG
Irregular ShApes
IADenprillg -Cottea
COSTA MESA ~AnlESS CO.
2150 N•wpori 11 ...... LIIMrty .. IJOl
MARRIAGE PROBLEMS?
f REE CHRISTIAN RE -
fERRAL SER VICE--Mar-
r iage Counselors, Law -
yers, Psycllologtsts, Psy-
c hiatrists, Physicians.
548 -Z837
An ytime
machine, total value $130, were
burglarized trom the hOm>! of
W·dlace Reid. 1225 E. Balboa
Blvd., Balboa, durl.ng the night
of Oct. 19 ... Burglars escaped
with .t.bout $200 tncashtromthe
El Poco shop, 40 Fashion Is-
land, during the night •• , A fur
coat valued a.t $625 was stolen
from the Back Street, 25 fash-
ion Island, du rin g business
hours of Nov. 12.
• TUESDAY, NOV, 16
Truett Kenneth Whitmire II,
25, of 319 Diamond Ave., 811-
boa Island, was arrested at
mtdnlgtt at Ba yside ~ E.
May, 1971.
-.... IJ ... IIES . 9w'EDNESDAY, NOV. 17 -... ... I D.>le Ross McVey, 25, of r---:D~R:-_-J-:-A-:-:-M-:-=E-::S,......-:O:-.--=C:-O-=.M---B.=S_-, 2326 Newpor t B:vd., costa Mesa, and Anthony Florez Men-
TEA C H ES AND PR E ACH ES doza. 23, same address, wer e
TH E BfBL E AS GOD'S WORD arrested at 2:30a.m. at 45th
ADULT BIBLE CLA55 AT 9•45 A.M. St. aoJ w. Balboa Blvd .. West Newport, on char ges of pas -
T'M st\Mly Muioo apoda of yeu exteuloo or a 111e permll
the Newport Beach PlaiUilnl tor oa-a le Uquor,patroadanc-
Commllllon to:-its 2 p.m. in&. Un enlertalomeot aod prl·
111eet1n1 today, o~. 16, tn Ctty nte pa.rUe•.
Hall lnchldes the following: S. UN permit ~1ielt.k>o ot
1. Mobile home J)iifk denl-Seafarers Safety ud SerYiee
opme ot standards for the etty Club tor a mulDe futllqt&eU-
owoed property at the west end tty tncludln& a fUel clock and
of 19th St ., at the Costi·u:esa sefvtcesllpsat105E.EdpW1.t.
ctty limits. er, Balboa, aod ID!ercround
2. Discussion of a.rcheolog-storage tanka at C16 E. Balboa
leal, hi storlca.l and paleootol-Slvd., Balboa.
o&tcat r esources. 4. Request of the lrvlne ln-
3. Hearing schedu le for the dustrl&l Complez, trvloe, to
elem·!nt of the elty's create 2 parcels oo tbe ea.ater.
ceneral plan. 1y side of Camelback St., near
.f.. Planned community devel ~ E;ast Bluff, oortberly of Blson
opment standards ror lhe pro-Ave., with areas or 7,640 acres
posed Newpor t North deveklp-and l.Zl6 acr es, where the
ment (Collins Radio Co.}. existing parce ls hav e 4.459 .ud
Here are the agenda Items 4..399 acres.
for the 1:30 evening meetiD£": 5. Request ofWUllamCburch
MRS. PEGGY WINKLER has 1. Request of the Irvine Co. to divide a 16.6%1 acre pareel
been appolDted director of leas. to r ezone the Jas mi ne Cr eek at the northeast corDer of Bison
lng tor Versailles on the Bluffs a rea, nor th of Ha.rbor Vtew Ave. and Ja mboree Rd., near
at Newport, It 1s announ ~ed by Dr ., east of Crown Drive North, East Btuft', Into 2 parcels with
C het Stare, senior vice presl-south or San Joaquin Hills Rd., areas of 7,423 aod 9.198 acres.
dent ot Donald J. Scholz & and west of Marguerite Ave.,
Company, developers of the Ha.rbor View Hills, from R-3-B
1,000-unlt luxury apartment an:! R·4-B-UL to a planned
eompleJ: near Hoag H~spttal. commun ity dassificallon.
Ov_~rlootlng both the harbor and 2. Request or the Newport
oeean, Versantes on the Bluffs Beach Tennis Club, 2601 E;a.st-
is lozated at 900 Cagney Lane. bluff Dr., East Bluff, f.Jr a 5
N.B. BUILDING PERMITS
The following permits, ln the
amount of $1,000andover, were
i ssued during the ftrst 10 days
of December in the City of
Newport Beach:
• BALBOA
·Gerald Zald, repairs at 102,
104, 106 E. Bay Ave., $4,000.
Syd Button, 1 unit , 1 story
dwelUng, 1303 E. Ba lboa Blvd,,
$50,000,
Beach Pr operties Inc., 2 sto-
r y dl{llexat 9J9 E. Ba tOOa. Blvd .,
$36,400 .
D1.oa.. Smith, 2 stor y duplez
at 905 E. Balboa Blvd., $40,-
500; 2 story triplexes at 901
E. Balboa Blvd., $52 ,700, and
at 4\f E. O.~ean ft., $46,600.
• NEWPORT
Mc0')nald's, decorative wall,
700 W. Coast Hw)' ., $5,000.
Ted Nagel, 300 E. Coast Hlliy,,
LIGAL MOTICI
EVANGELISTIC SERVICES, 11 A.M. & 1 P.~. sesslonof dangerous drugs ...
Fl.rst Baptl'st Church A bkyc le and wet sutt, total porch,carport,$1,504. vAl ue $45 were burglarized A. F. Buchana n. balcony at
AND DAY SCHOOL K from the' Bradley J).).vid soa 11 5 39th St.,$1,200. • -8TH G R A 0 E residence, 401 E. Bay Ave., B. H. Mtlter, fire sprinkler
SANTA AHA AVE . at MAGNOLIA, COSTA. MESA. Balboa, during the night ••• s ystem, 2735 w. Coast Hwy.,
I ND EP EN DE!NT, FUNDAMENTAL, MISSfON A RY A bicyc le and other sporting $\1,000,
No / A fliU aletl wilh N atiott(l/ Con e if of Chrch u goods valued at $930 were burg-Rachael HJ.yes, addit ion at
fl RST CHURCH OF
CHRIST , SCIENTIST
JJOJ Via Lido
Newport Buch
SUNDAY SCHOOL
9 L~t~. •ad JO:JO LID.
SUNDAY SERVICES
9 &.m. aad 10130 Lm.
WEDNESDAY EVENING
MEETING 8 p.m.
LUTHERAN CHURCH
OF THE MASTER
Lu ....... Ouarch in Americ:a
2IOD P..icifl~ View Dr.
eo..... .. -· Collf.
DR . WILLIAM R. ELLER
Phone: 644·2664
<ii:OO A.M. Family Worship
I 0:00A.M. ·Church school
II :00 A.M.· Fes1ive Wo rship
NURSERY PROVIDED
READING ROOM
Week days: 9 a.m.-.5,p.m.
Wednuday: 9 a.m .• 7:45 p.m.l'-----------'
Tuesday and friday:
9 a.m.-5 p.m.; 7-9 p.m.
Sunday: I p.m. -• p.m.
SECOND CHURCH OF
OIRIST, SCIENTIST
Newporr Beach at
Corona del Mar
3100 Pacific View Dr.
SUNDAY SOiOOL IOa.m.
SUNDAY SERVICE 11h.m.
WEDNESDAY EVENING
Readina Room: 8 p .... ·
· l.SOOoB f.. Co .. t&wy.
Eatraac • oa N•rd••••
Mon.·Fri.: to a.m. to .5 p.m.
Thursday eveninai: 1 to 9
Sar.: tO a.m. to 4 p.m.
You are cordially invi red co
attend O.urch Sen'ices and
ro UK' the Readinalloom.
,.,,, ... . =" 3282 Br08d Stt.t
IMwport Heigh!J
A Free «"d I"depe"de"t
Co"tret«tio"•l
Clcrittio" Chwrch
REV. NORMAl"~ BROWN
MJNIS'f'ER
SUNDAY SERVICE
AND CHURot SOfOOL
AT lO!OOAM.
Nwrsery ctlr'e j,rcwNkd
PHONE' 641-2740
Central Bible Olurcb
23RD ST. ot OIAMGI, COSTA MISA -541-5303
laadlf' -• _.., •• :. 1:00 .. , 10:10 ....
laadlf' s-., JloroldP ••• ; •••••• ':oo •·•· ..... ...,..Billie .. ., • P..,er. , . , . ,:00 p •••
.,. .... a.t •• '* .... .a. ........... .,
FIRST
_ ....... AUUOIIIMGM
A MEW CHURCH W!LCO'ME5 YOU
THE. RE.V. DOH L , INGLE:, ~~STOR
•&IITVOT ....
tarizej rrom the gar age at the 300 E. Coast Hwy ., No. 200,
Kenneth Stor ti residence, 41 51 52•500. Hllkria West Ne wport Heights Property Acquisition Co., 2
during ihe night .. ,SUverwar; s tor y dJplezes at 7201, 7203
valued at $126 was burglarized
trom the Dome of Mar jorle
Jeanne Oi)esby, 123 Marine
Ave., Balboa Island, between
Nov. 7 and 14 .
• TH URSDAY , NOV. 18
Sher rie Edwards Shlelf, 37,
or 1010 Clay St., Clltf Haven,
wa s arrested at 12:20 p.m. at
Robinson's, f ashion Island, on
a char ge of petty then shop-
untn g •.• Ala n Richar d Ells,
23, ol 511 -l /2 Narcissus Ave.,
Corona del Mar, was arrested
at 6:10 p.m . at his residenf~on
a charge or possession of da ag-
erous dr ugs •.• Ar. estimated
$74.30 ln cash was burglarized
from the otnce of the Daily
Pilot, 333 Newport Blvd., New-
port Heights, during the ni ght
. • _ Vandels threw a hammer
through a windOw at the Pat-
r icia Schember residence, 204
• 33rd St., West Newport, caus-
tn $75 damage between 7:30
a.m. and 8 p.m .
LEGAL NOTICE
FICTfTIOUS BUSINESS NAME
ST ATEMENT
The following person Is doing
business as; Gr eat Pacific En-
gineering Co., 1716 Orange
Ave., Costa Mesa, Callf.: An~
drew E. Price.
This business is being con •
ducted by an indiVidual Gov-
ernment Contractual Servtce.
Signed: Andr ew E. Price.
This statement nted with tbe
county clerk or Orange County
on: Nov . 23, 19i1, by Benrly
J, Maddoz, deputy county clerk.
Publish: Dec. 2, 9, 16, 2S,
1971, LD the Newport Harbor
EDSitD. F -14461
LIGAL IIDTIC,I
FICTIT IOUS BUSINESS NAME
STATE MENT
The following persons are
doing busines s as; Deseret Food
Storage Program, 1593 Baker
St., Costa Mesa, CaiUor nla :
Mr. & Mrs. Edward James
Edw;ards Jr., 1593 Ba ker St.,
Costa Mesa, Califor nia .
This business Is belng co n·
dueled by an indivtduaL
Signed: Edwar d James Ed -~~~~~~~'-::,.,-:---,·~~!!!!!!===== lliatds J r . \·
This statement filed with the FlOWERS FOR
county cler k of Orange County
on; Nov. 17, 1971, by Beverly All OCCASIONS .~ ...... 11., ......... ,.., 11111111-
J. M.addoz, deputy cou.1tyclerk. ..,.,.... P'l• ... , •• , • ..,. DeM•rl Tt~sb
Publish: Nov. 25, Dec, 2, 9, SILL OR TIADI:
16, 1911, in the Newport Harbor Mltl_:''!!'~':t ~ .. c..M. FLORISTS
Ensign. f _14 361 SllO DAILY ll"fottNE: .........,. SU~ & MOH. -II.-. OML.T 642.9251 Z43IN•u;•rt..._
LIGAL liD TIC! 0.0.-
rlcTmous sustNEss NAME • Beauty Salons • Food to Go
STATEMENT f.lo~<-'. The foll owing per sons are
dolng buslness as: Cam:;>us lm# BEAUTY NOOK
pact, a non ..pr oftt or pnb.atlon, 2732 E. Coast Hwy
2525 Newport Blvd ., Costa Corona del Mar
Mesa, CaWornia 9262 6: David Phone 644_7336
A. Hino, 2525 N~W',>Ort Blvd,, ~~~~~~~~~~~= Costa Mesa, CaliJorn!a 92626; *
William P. McKay, 2525 New-
port Blvd., Costa Mesa, Calif-
ornia 92626.
Th.l s business Is conduct~ by
a general partner ship.
Signed: [}J vid A. Hino, Wtlp
!lamP. McKay.
Tb.l s statement was filed wit h
the County Clerk of Orange
CoWlt)' Dec. 7, 1971, by Bever!)'
J, Maddo1, deput y county clerk.
Publish : Dec.16, 23, 30,1971 ,
Jan. 6. 1972, in the Newport 1
Hubor Ensign. f -146 76
LKAI. IICITJCi
FICTrrto!S BISINESS NAME
STATEMENT
Tbe toUowtnc person is do in&:
butDeS& u : Alta Murrieta,
20881 Catamaru, HWltiDfloa
Beach. Cal. 91&46: Wallace
CUtber. ZOMl Catamaran Ln., HlllllafiOD Rooeb. Cal. 91646.
Tbls .,....... 11 belDC eoa ..
-11r a Umltodpartooroii!P.
S1ped: WaUaceGlltber, Gfa.
tr&.l Pu1Dtt.
"tbU statemeot ftl«l wUh the
-eltrk of Oruco Couoty ..,, HoY. :19, 1971, b!' Bo .. riY
J,Y-._--elerO.
PellA: Dtc:. I, 9, 11, 23.
1971, "' tllo """'" llarbor Ellllp. F-14541
SALES' SERYK:E
d OE. 17TH ST . COSTAMEU
646-7706 -644-4155
IIMLCOl..M (MID) OITIZR
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..... lftlenMtien
C.U Clwl•t•J .....
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DIMMITT
01.':
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•
I I
Self-"-*' AI __ ..__.,
Pe'al' le .....
)•Lc..a.,.a. "'-; ,,_
FRIED CHICKEN
6H·5990
l h OO A.M. t• t oOO !' .... DA ILY
CL.OUD TUUOU
291 E. 17TH STREET
lAT SAtiTA AMA AVE.)
COSTA MESA
HAL AEBISCHER
~..! ~a-
Pfoper Fttttng Assured
3409 E. Cout Hwv.
Coron.6tl Mar
175-3133
CIOIIIIIc -<Jib ---0,00-,_,..-.. .... , .. -IIWW.a..t..., ......
Ia arbor
&1.LTZ
MOR TUA RIES
IHI WPERIDR AVL
. COSTA .. UA
Midway b-2424
35:10 E. COAST HIWAT
CORONA DEL MAR
0 R lol e 34450
Sbtce 1942
M ...... ,
(!)IE HOUR
CLEANERS
COIIOJIIA Dt:l MAR
2939 E. COAST HIGHWAY AT IRIS
675-3306
a per
Painting & Decorating
4 IHSUREO * GEHEitAt. COHTIU
Call these nts
for the best in service
l oo •ll..L · ...... . ' . ~ . ·~ •,
... --.......
I' T". Tat•l S.tief.,tt-1 .....,&..,.._ ........
SINCERE
SlEWING MACHINE
1171 Ho,._ 11'001. C.M.
646-9742
SERVICE
COMIIL I Tl IHO I, LUGGAG•
AM O HAND&AG III'At•J
3401 E. Cout Rlall•ar
Coroaa.d.el Mar
• Nunerln Pbooo: 87&-4440
Otter Loc•t•o••:
.... ............... b: • ).fU VIA LIDO, MIWIIORT
1'raP::III. A Tteel ·74 P:AIH \OM IlL AND a-tti&:Wa .. f~ • 1101 IRVIN I, MIWIIORT
• RO&UtSOH•s DI .. T. ITO a I ..__~·--· • .._. PASHIOH lSLAtiD
F7t£E DSL/YERY l ::l~~~!!~t:::== Corona del Mar Nunery
27.W E. Coast Hwy. 67S.0160
.Paint Wallpeper
HAIUIOil PAINT
AWALLPAPBil
l'ITI'SIUilClH PAINTS
C>j' 71 LiM
13,11l/D fl'A TTE ltNS
OF WAL '-'N'£1t
lilt&. o.-RwJ.
o.-... -cwan 1'0 soa~ fti&Aft•~ -= ..... ... .,. ....... " .... .
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PLUIIBEII
700C-AVO.
Oo.,... dolllor • PltDIII'III .... n
OAT ANJClHT
W&TCllllli:A ftU
ft1·4UI
FOR LDC.\L HEW'
suasCR18 E
TO TH f!
Th OJ,.cle/1'4•••,.,.,
of ••
City of N••,Orl ••••
ani 1. COA.IT HW.•I,_ co ... •DIL ...
OHLr l .t.ft A r•Aa
CALL f1J .. 1Jt
9 AT HARBOR EARN Al,L A'S
-111 tllld&'o ... -..U,._.IIIr ---CllrtW
Ensign kin has top r• NEWORT HARIIlR EJUICJI
Sf:COIIO S[Clltlll -• P ... 4
lMUIISOAY, DEC. li, 1971
.. -1 illl II .. -,.u II .. _. -blp -· --PWiiP 8ron, hi llw01U, KOrOl 0'111' ..... ___ ...... ,, DollbJNull,Xl-IJRI_ .. _Wood.
no "--lip 1•11 ... --oellool oc!-COROllA DEl liAR, CAUF • -procll-""41111111 .. ..._.,.-." ........ .,.. ~=_;:..::.....:.. ~....:....=
..1 .-IIPI nou.ro" toot&l>l. lor ,....., as ,... .. PI' • 1 ,._ .... N rttt, Rick lAS. H .. II t.bt contplete boaor roll Ult:
• hllaWJw -., wo~oo s-" sa_,. £ric NOI'Gollo(
D J1u Adl .. lr. BriM... W:JOdwud Sehltl 1C.a.-o O'Hara a: ... ANI C ..... Wblll Pllrleta Sllllac Tim O'Ritlly
-.... 1111' Wit liar' Sllolloo -. 0._
J ... AD.18o1 MeD:IJ WIIUams Jeffery SbOtweU n lhrUya Palmer
RMM Uder..a KIIMtlat Wolf Gllll Slmttu D1ue Patrick
IU.Mbltb AAdtews Lyu Wolfe Mleblel Stmpaoa JUle Pettngtll
llaldlU Araold Rld\ard Yudley CO<Iy Small Eapoe Plattoot
CIII'Ittophtr Auer Robert Yudley Erla Smith ClUIE Potbort'
Mlt<:Mll .Utnt Katen Yates Ktm Smith SlaG Pos&Oboa
Cntc Barto • SOPHOMORES Rebtc:ca Smllh L)'U Pratt
ViDdl Batoollagft Mult Abra m.~· BlU Somers KfJttb Price
Bndley Bauman P~rry Adams Mlclael Sparrow Joo. Pulasld
Tbomas Baucas Steven All ee MuUssa Spencer Mary Pta"sell
Dlvld Beeker C!My Amtes Donna Spengler Deborah Ricketts
Mary Becket Joy Anthooy Bruce stamper Karea Ringblom
Naacy Beckett Cherlse Arellanes Tom Stillwell .Jennlfer Roese
Robert Beckley Thomas Ary Tweed Stone Jo~. Ross.Dugpn
Peter Beech John Ashe}' ni Susan Taube Kenneth Sartislian
Kevin Bissonnette Kathryn Barney Tracy Thomas CbrtsUoe Schmidt
l)(aren Boyde Lant Barton Aogela Treacy Sarah Schumz.n
EUzabeth Brick Wt!Uam Bentley Candace Uoge r Colt Scott
Deborah Brittingham ~incent BerU David Unger Tom Searles
Robert Brock Rooald Blalack Jr. Mark l111son Jeff Sebek
Catherine Campbell Nancy B.Jhls Pa ul Vogelsang Debbie Serra
Marsha Campbell lan Bowman Pa trice Wa hlstedt Jan Simpson
John Caroompas Tracy\ Branha m Carolyn Walker Mary SliDitsbY
Chldl Clough Kimberly Brya nt Reid Washboo Dledra Smith
ADdr e Cottet steve Buchanan Cathr yn Waters Wendy Smith
Lora Cr amer Carol Cam[>bell Lynn Weddington Jeffery Sparrow
Cortland Crandal Melissa cates Jack Wheeler Robert Speirs
Natalie Cr oss Bruce Cathcart Janice Wolfe Elizabeth Staub
Robert Currier O.luglas Chard Ryan Wood Kirk Stricker
Denise Davis Lisa Chavis Dan Wyman Carl Strlcklaod
Christy Dey Pamuls Christy Jennifer Ya ma guchi Vicki Svendsen
Kathleen Dixon Stacy Cochran Sandra Year gain James Swick
Daniel Doane Robert Comsto:k • J UNIORS Karl T-.hti
Richard Dostal Jerilyn Conover Stan Albright Joh.n Tate
Robert Drake Jonathan Cowling Gary Andrew Greg Taube
Stuart Egll Ter l Cr aig Alan And rews Joseph Thom.as
Debbi Elias Elizabeth Cr ump John Ashton · Cha.rlle Thompson .
Terrie Eliker Rebecca De Kalb Susan Badham Gary Thorne
Susan England David Dey oa.nlel Barrett Robert Tborne
Barb&.ra Englar John Dic key Tina Bascom Susan Torian
J ulie Feens tra Lyndon Dicke y s usan seck Cynthia Trane
Jeffrey Fler Oan:l Dunni ng Cynthi a Beckett Cathl Vlver s
Llnd.il. f ranklin Jeff Duyndam Barton Ike~ Ki mberly Von Henkle
Sharln Franklin Erik Escher Gl'ieg Beltramo Robert W.dsoo
Linda franzke Christopher far rell Sarah Bem·Js Joanne Welch
R ma id Freeman Laura Far rer Debra B~:-:l1lin Julian W~lk
Robert Freitag F rank Fellstad P hyllis Bennett Abby Wilson
Susan Gee Jane Fernald Konda Benson Debbie Winsor
Timothy Giel Scolt Fler Scott Bernard ShawRl W,;,od
Charisse Glenn SeiJm Franklin Karen Bissonnette Denise Wunder lich
Daniel Goodwin Rober t Franzke Gayle Bohmert Leila W; m..tn
Katherine Grant Bonnie Gage Mark Bowler Marilyn Yardley
Karen Grasso Scott Gilliland Wi.lllam 9'Jyd Pam Voller
Julia Grimm Jean Gor m1-n Kenneth Brown
Mike Guoo Bever ly Gross Lee Burke " SEN IORS
J effrey Har m•>n Joseph Gross Susan B:rtz Char les Adams
Wendy Heaton Mark Guiltillan Cathy Calbert Scot Adam:>
Lee Ho Joe Guy Scott Caldwell Terry Albr itton
Roger Holmes Tlmlthy Hamill John Cameron Shar on Ailee
Clndy Hughes Leslie Hamilton Colleen Cannon Julie Allen
Constance Hut chinson Tod Ham;ner•s Jan Car ney Janet Andrews
VIctoria J eans Cynt hia Hand W7,yne Chambers Nikki Applem"ln
Douglas Jensen Clare Hanley David Chu Terri Arm ,;trong
Gerhard Jurtoek Peter Harris Christine Clark Joseph Banning
Sabrina Kazarian John Harryman John Clar k Gregor y Barnett
R->bert Kell Linda Hart Stephen Collins Stephen Batcheller
J ill Kelleher Jennifer Hawkins Ro'>~rt Conn Cynthia Bea rdsell
Kt mm Kennedy Rober t Heather Sarah Cr ump John Beeman
DlVid KHm er Claire Helftich Richar d Culvyh luse Sandr~ Belaskl
Jan Kliewer Janie Hirate Chris Curlin K4thn ne Benson
Nicholas K?valenko Leslle Hodgkin Chen ·! Dabolt Kristine B<?nson
Kathleen L 'Eel use J ulie Holcomb Thomas Di Stanis tao Tom 31111ngs
Rick Lada Ernrst Hook Kathr yn Oidr icksen Ava Bolton
Cathy Larson Lisa Htr.ctlison Lvnn Dowty Guy &.mas
Brian Lippold Carol Iwamoto M·ark Douglas John Bo·.v,nan
Jack Littleton Wllllam ,Tager Barbara Durut Tracy Brann
LorraiDe Loeser Russell Jessee Debra Dunn Walter Br ewer
Mark Louvie~ Todd Johnson Dav id Egli Jannelle Br own
Char lotl e Lowell Valerie Johnson Gary Ellis Philip Brown
Susan Lynn Andr ew Jones Cra.lg Farmer John Buchan
Morgan Mu rhak Leslie Jor dan Alice Fellstad Karen Bueter
Usa Marks Arthur Kawamura Jon Fit:u;erald Greg Burke
Deborah M.~.rtyn Kimberly Kay Greg Foster Jane Burton
M!ke McConnell Kevin K~liy Btll Frankli n Gregg Butler
Marilyn McCord Roger Kempler J lna Gaulding Tom Butler
Michelle McGowen Lynn Kenchel Joseph Gerondale Charlotte Bntz
Joyce Mc Vay John Keys CilJ.rles Glazier Michael Byers
Jonnette Miller Valerie Knox Wendy Go lden Suzanne Canning
J ulie Miller Stephanie Kopa nskl Ilene Gor don Davette Chambers
Mary Miller Jertry Kravitz Rosemar y Gra nger
R-CIIItd
Sam Chiodo
Jim ClarQoll
Mary CUfl)rd
DOODia Cllae
Vtctort.a Clucas
Joama Cooner
Carl Coon
Georgt&M Cox
Cindy Crosby
David Cross
Ronald Currier Jr.
VI.DceDI O•Amore
Bruce D'EUscu
Loreo Dike
Linda Dawson
Brlao Dean
Karen Dldricksen
Llll Dlerenfteld
Lynn D>rlus
Diane Draper
Teri Dunlap
K-dhleen Durgan
Kattlryn Easterbroo'l
Due Eastman
Chris Edwards
Robert Elsworth
Allied England
Steven Farber
Jotln Farrer
Stephen Fawcett
James Fish
John FUss
Berta Foxcroft
W.lyne FrankUn
Patricia Gallls
Anthony Garztoo
Dlvid Ga untlett
Jenn.Uer GP.roannt
Nancy Gick
Stephen Gilliland
Cher yl Godtrey
Tho rn Granger
Henry Granillo
Ann Grasso
Jack Guine y
D.wld Gundersen
Tracey Gust
Debora Hadley
Rebecca Hadley
Sally Harris
G~yle Harvey
Lynn Harvey
LesUe H.luck
D•Jn Hause
Sue Her ma n
Barb&.ra Hiestand
M.trpret Hirata
Donna H:~fmann
M~1tthew Hogsett
John Holcomb
Noel Holly
Matthe•• Hoistna:er
Timothy Hourigan
Karen Howard
Susan Howe
f r ank Hu tc hison
Heidi IIU ngwor th
SusaMe Jackson
John Jacobson
Deborah JOhnson
Terry Johnson
Lawrence,Jones
Ter1 Kal\an
Ken Kalmbach
Jeffery Kennard
Karen Kephart
Kelleen King
David K!tchens
Kathy Knill
J ettrey Koppe
Steven Kranz
Deborah Kr use
Louise Labianca
Andy Lada
Charles Lapworth Ill
M iren LarreJ.
Randall Larson
MeUssa Lawler
W:,ndy Lee
Date Lenk
Taryn Lindquist
VICWilLo-.
Portor L,..
Doole II .. ,
JobD Mae MIUaa
Klr' lladtr
David M.trtilr
Sten MeGoWtll
Lladt Mellillan
Patrick McMlnD
Seoet McNauPtoe
Bru:e Mellor
DlaDa M1Uer
Doc. II, Will -IIW!od U Till ~ wrlll<io b7 etao-UGAL M011CI ,_,. old Oat1d Rlla, W11oe1 Culo M , wtU b1 per-. .,... . .,...,.tblf, .... e. o: formt~l at 8:10 p.m. 1a tbe n CTITIOts BtiRlfESS NAME
htp oehooltllllllorlWII b)' miD>• ST A TEIIENT --..!L~I~GA~L:..!MO~T!.!IC~I--'bora of the mille cloptttm... Till lollowtar per-loc!OiaC IIOdor IIMI cllroelloD oiSolu:le bllolMoo u : lllhln)lll flller -
lfO'I'J::E TO CREDITORS Rualita HaJJ. Ttlere wiU bt uUoaal, liS Veruo Place, lr-
SUPERJOR CO!JRT OF THE 110 clllr&e. •1M, CaL -: Ram PrUld
STATE OF CAUFORNlA FOR A ~P~Cial chamber mr.aatcor-StDpanta, 126 Verano Pl&ee,
THE COUNTY OF ORANQE chellra will accornpuy mem-Irvine, CaL i216C,
No. A-71010 blrs ot the choral m111lc de. Tills btdlnen Is bti.Dr con·
£Jtate or AL£iANoER G. putmeDt 1o what It beUeY,td to dueled by aa lndlvld•l.
GorcloD lliller RICHARD 5111TH
WRJGBT, also known as A. G. bt the ftrlt prtteDtatloo or an Slped: Ram Prasad Slnr·
WRICHT, Dec-.sed. opera by the Newport·M ~:Ja Mnla.,
Frank Mtnnameyer •
uJ'"''' ..... Essay WI OS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN ul.l!Jled school cHslrtct. Tilts statement ftled Wlth the
to the creditors or the aboYe Leadi.Dc roles w!ll be sung by couoty clerk of Orance COUDty
named de-cedent thatallper1001 Deborah Winsor, Stephen on NO\'. 18, U71, by S..erly
1\avtaa: elalma ap.inst the a.td Schone, Rando.-,h Myers nr, J . Maddox, deputy county clerk..
decedent are required to ftle Malcolm Macrllder and James Publish: Nov, 25, Dec. Z, 9,
Utem, wlththeDeCH8l.rJYoueb. HtUt De.!mey. Uoderstudies ror 16, 19?1, ln the Newport Harbor
ers, In the oftlce of tbe clerkot leacUnr parts ln-:lude Nancy Ensign, F .1ts86
James Moise Jr .
Heleoa Moshy
l~E~£~··· high award
Christopher Myers the above eaUtled court, or to Gny, Jerry Shirar, Timothy
Beth Naczkowskl
Cindy Nash
Detily Nash
George Newell
Dul4 Ni chols
Karen O'Brien
Tom Osborne
Janie Owens
Doug Parmentier
Jea.o Parte!
Pam Pattison
Ernest Pease
B'Jb Po?oewell
Joanne Perrin
Kevin Peters
John Pick
Steve Plumb
Maryann Pobog
David Price
Chuck Prince
Tim Quinn
JJ Ra.l nwaler
Llsa Ramming
John Redttekl
Carol Reed
Gail Reed
D.Ul Richardson
Kimberly Rlmpau
Erika Rincon
Gary Robertson
Janice Rodman
Alll.son Roe
Dooglas Rosener
Robyn Sc hmidt
Stephen Schone
Eileen Serra
Betty Stutn
Bryan Shaw
Peter Shergalis
Gregory Smith
Robln Smith
Angie Staffor d
Robert Stiver s
J effry Strong
Lori Sucl\ard
J im Sweet
Joe Sylvester
Cynthia Taylor
Jana Thagard
Russell Tucker
John Tupy
Dorothy Tuttle
Hollls Utyate
Milo Voorhis
Kathleen W'och
A \an Wade
.... w ea Waite
Debra W.tldr on
Ronald Wl lker
Scot Wa ll
Hai g W!tite
Jodi Whi tehead
David Willlam-;
PJ.t W11Uams
Bruce Wingerd
Rosana Wl.nn
Nancy Wolfe
Muk Wollhausen
Robert W•JOd
Carla Yates
Lorry Year gain
KJ.tle Zweer s
Rlcllard Smith, registered present them, with the neces. Hamill aDd Scott Viln Houten.
r epresentative wtth Crowell, sary Youchers, to the uwter.
Weedon & Co., Corona delMar, slped at c/o Thomas E. Hetter-lJR. EBELL CHILDREN
received one of two booorable nan, Attoroey at Law, 350 East TO GIVE YULE TREE
-., or
mention awards in the 1971 S'!venteenth Street, Suite 112, During their annllll Christ.
essay competition, a pro ject or Costa M•!sa, CaUfornia 92627, mas party, children of. Newport 67M1•
the Institute of Investment which is the place of business Beach Jtm.lor Ebell members:l;~~~;;;;;;;;~~i Bank.lng In ~;ooperatlon with the of the under signed In au mat-will d~orate and donate a
Wharton School of Finance and ters pertaining to the estate or Chrtstrnas tree to a needy Or.
Commerce. said decedent, wUbJn four a nge County family, • BE A GOOD NEIGHBOR
His essay, "Professional m.:.·nths after the first pubUca-The party wtu take place at
management •• a securities ttoo or this notice. 10 a.m. Wednesday, Dee. 22, tn 1C you are a newcomer, or
Industry goal,"wasselected for Dated November 29, 1971, the Ebell Clubhouse, 515 w. know of a newcomer to
the awar d on the basts of Its ELOISE W. STEWART, El-Ba.ltm. Blvd., Balboa. Mrs .' the Harbor Area "!t,o h:s
depth or research and original olse W. Stewart, Adminlstra. Dave Snow, Junior president, not been welcom • 0
contribution to literature In the trlx, or the Estate or the above Js chairman of the event. She her a favor by callinc) the
field or investm~nt b&.nklng, na med decedent. wUI be as sisted by the Mmes. Harbor Visitor between 8
In his essay, M ~. S•"Tiith dis · Thomt s E. HeNernan, Attor. Vincent Wood, Tom Gold, and and 10 a.m. and she will
cusses the future existence, n!y at Law, 350 East Seven. Craig Lyon. A family friend of call on your friend with
reputation, and overall effie. teenth Street, Suite 112, Costa the Snows', Milt Dardis, will valuable information and
tency of investment firms. Mesa, Ca. 92627, Attorney ror portray Santa Claus . C)itta: from friendly busi·
Rem.l3.nts or the "paperwork Adm:ntstratril.. The Juniors will bring a gift ness firms which stand'
crunch," results or past mts . Publish: 0~. 2, 9, 16, 23, for each of their children, to be ready to help hef become
managements a.nd thesymptoms 1971 , in the Newport Harbor distributed by Santa. Each child acquainted with her new
of tomorrow's problems are Ensign, will also bring one toy for the surroundings.
also discussed. '•toys for tots drive," and an ' THE HARBOR VISITOR
Mr . Smith was born In Ashe. HARLEM DANCE CROUP ornament for the tree. PHONE: 494·9388
ville, N.C., and attended Chr ist AT OCC. JAN • .C AND 5 ·:~T~he~kl~d~s~w~i~il-ha.:_v•:..:ga~•-•=•s~a=n~d~!'::=~O<~J0~&-0~1~74~::::~ P tepa.rator y School and North Orange c oa.st College w~ll r efreshments.
Carolina State Univer sity. H~ host aperformanceby the tamed
served in the Marine Corps on Dln:!e Theater or Harlem.
active dut y and reser ve status, TitJ troupe will otter a
r ising to the rank of captain as lecture-demonstration to the
a naval aviator and }et In-occ Auditorium at a p.m. Tu•)!"i-
structor. He joined Crowe ll, :~;11 , Jan. 4, and wtll present a
Weedon & Co. In 1961. For the dance con~ert at 8:30 p.m. on
past 3 )'elr s, hE' ttas been r est. Jan. s.
dent manager or the branch of-Tickets for the concer t ar e
rice. $3 while the lecture-demon.
He is past Pr esident or the stratlon Is priced at $2.
Corona del M u Kiwanis Club, The all black classical ballet
and has served Kiwanis on dl· tro~ is dnder the direction of
viston and district levels. He is Arthur Mitchell who 1\as been
a ~resent dirt>c tor of the Boys• a principal with the New York
Clubs or the Harbor Area, and City Ballet to: 15 years and is
ser ves as chair lll.ln of their the only black dan-:er wUh that
endowment Inv estment commit-company. H ~ has consistently
tee. Mr. Smith resides wit h his w'):k¥1 to further the cause of
wUe and 3 children in Corona classical dance I.DblackAm ~ri
del M.11 . ca and started the D10ce
Theater of Harlem 3 years ago COL . FRANKOVIC GETS to help advance that cause.
EL TORO ASSIGtiMEHT
*
New .;ommander of Marine
Wing Support Group 37 at El
Toro Marine Corps Air Statton
is Col. BorlsJ. Frankovlc, 1969
Port Dunleigh Circle, Harbor
VIew Homes.
He Is a nghter pilot and a
c.>mhal veteran of World War n,
Korea and Vietnam. Prior to
his El Toro assignment, he was
chief or staff of the Seventh
Amphibious Br igade at Camp
P~ndleton and trom 1965 to
1970 he was commandlngotricer
of the Marine Air Reserve
Training Detachm~nt and Ma-
r ine Aircraft Group 46 at Los
Alamitos Naval Air Station.
HER CHRISTMAS DREAMS
ARE MADE OF FINEST
* by Charmante
Lauren Mitc hell Oavirt Larson Daniel Gribble LEGAl tiOTICE
Marla Molna r B~rnard LenhOff Cindy Hall LIGALMOTa 'AMOROUS FLEA' HEXT
FOR IRVItiE THEATER
Now! There is no better time to
make that gift MIKtion of 1M
World's most glamorous Christmas
Gift 'Wrap" · a fine fur for "He,..'
this holiday seatOn. hery Fur o
Fashion Fi"t and prked to save
you hundreds of dollars.
Michael Montgomery Kathleen Lile Gary Ham mer s la g
~lncent Mulroy M.chael Lingle Buba.ra H&yek
Jacqueline Mutter Julie L<:lhman William Heidbrink
Monica Mye r s David Longstreet Ellubeth Heiser
Andr ew Neisser Lind:.!. Lor d Rober t HUar lo
Jon Nisbet Steven Lovella Lea HLI1gren
Vicki Nixon M~~.ry Lowell Dlle Hlnkens
Koujl O'Hara Kathr yn Lynd Peggy Howland
Kevin O'Kelly Edward Lyon Kingdon Hurn.nn
Carey O'Rellly Alan Mr1c Intyre Cynthia Iavelli
Cathy Pehkorf M u llyn Mahoney Susan Jll.ness
Kimberly Perry Scott M•:Call Daniel Johnson
Donna Peters Milton McCorrt Doug Johnson
Debbie Pitt Karen McDoult"'ll D.;,ugall Johnson
Terri Plttillo Kimberly Lisa Kaspar ek
John Humphrey McReynolds Gar y Keith
Candy Rice John Micha el M chael Keller
Wil liam Rice Lori Miller Denlse Kenworthy
Ronald Rlcl\ar dson William Mockett Kenneth
Dono van Ricketts Holliday Klingens mith
Lauri Rinaldi Mt·n~gomery Jont Lacy
Mic helle Robert!JCKl Thomas Mor se Bill Leith
GP.rry Rosell1nl Frank Nadasdy Patricia Lewis
Janet Rosener Tommy Nelson April Livesay
Robin Ross-Durgan Linda Nemec J i m Lord
Paul savastry Laura NichOls Vtvlan Loumeau
Peggy Schraea:te Lori Nichols Mark Love
JuUe Searles LaiU'Ie O'Brien DaTid LumLan
Pi.trlcla Seng Angela O'Shea Dtaoe Maag
David Slaw Susan Owen CleM Mipusson
CIU'Ua Shelley Randall Palmer Karin Malmquist
Seoct Saykers Colleen Patter!JOfl Deti>te M.lon
Matthew Spa.ocler Lloda Pitt Bonnie M.&rllng
Kathl Sprencer Root Pl&r.l.ca Mule: Mkninr
Pear Stamper Leland Place Meredith Musey
Pamela Stewart Marcia Porteous Frank M>!l)Jnald
Tbomal Straw Lori Potoma Ola.De Mclotostl
S•• SWeD&On Karen Pra.JR Jua Mereeotha&er
.t.Ue Ttdetco Deborah Pyle K.uea Mervllh
Brlla Tbertot Cbarl)'D Raabtri Bradley Mllltr
J'obl Tbomu ADdrea Redlleld Cot.ln M!)Dibl.n
BollJ TIU.. R_, R•ld s--ltart ,...,... AIKUma Retahlrt MolltCOmerJ
~ ~ N•aer RJello7 Patrick lloore
~~-liJOOOII Palrlel< Roborlsoo Ttrrlll lloon
... Y-Looloo Rototo-Sltpllult lloraa
IM -,._ Rodrlpoa A....,. ll.,.o -.t--LGrt a-WDI IIJ1'&11MIIor ~-··-·-s-allurciJ --Ill Ru S_ll,_s
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FIC TITIOUS Bl.SlNESS NAME FICTITlOUS BlSlNESS NAME lrvine Com.o11n:ty Theater
STATEMENT . STATEMENT held auditions Dec. 11 aod i.2
The following per sons are The foilowlng per sons are for "The amorous nea," a
doing business as: MoversSer. doing business as: Moore As -musical come\ly by Jerry De ·
vices Company, 1136 W. Ed · soclates, 165 Rochester, f A, vine, based on Moliere's
Inger {7-A ), Santa Ana, Calif.: Costa Mesa, Callt. 92627: Paul "School ror wives." M·Jsic and
William Eugene Magette, 509 C. Moore J r ., 165 Rochester, lyrics for thls r esto:-atloncom-
Sun nower, •a ·, Santa Ana, •A, Costa Mesa, Ca ur. 92627; edy set to mus ic are by Br '-lce
Call!.; Dwaine George Tbomp-Paul C. Moore lll, 165 Ro. M;"lH'.gomery.
son, 6040 Turner Gr ove, Lake. c hester, fA , Costa Mesa,CaUr. Chor eography is by Lynn
wood, Ca llt. 92627, M~ ~rls, and dir ection by Irvin
This business Is being con-This business Is being con. -E. Kl mher, w!to w111 be r e.
ducted by a genera l partnership. dueled by a general partnership. meml>e red l~lly for his mu.
Signed: w. E. Magette. Signed: Paul C. Moore Jr. steal direction of "Oi.lver " at
This statem!nt filed with the Th.Js statement tiled with the Laguna.M :~ulton PlayhorJ~
county clerk or Orange County county clerk of Orange County · .summer befor e last.
on: Dec. 7, 19TI, by Beverly o n: Nov. 24, 1971, by Beverly "Flea" jumps lnto rehearsal
J. Maddoz, deput y county clerk. J . Maddox, deputy county clerk. rlrbt a.fter the hO Udays, aad is
PubUs h: Dec.16, 23, :W, 1971, PubUsh: Dec . 2, 9, 16, 23, scheduled to open a 3-week roo
Jan. 6, 1972 , 1n the Newport 1971, In the Newport Harbor tn Humanities Hall PlayhO~ue,
Harbor Ensign. F -14674 Enslp. F .14480 UCI, begi nning Friday, Feb. 4.
~SaH:~O~~*lir~C~R~U~~I~S=E~~
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