HomeMy WebLinkAbout1972-03-16 - Newport Harbor EnsignSHAMROCK FLAG belllc ratted by Nancy Kaye SmUb
(Mila Newport Beach) and Mrs. George Schoonover slcnals
btc St. Patrick's Day plans of Newport Harbor Zoota Club
members who will host the 7th aMual "Sbamrock 110elal"
thts Friday at the ~n1or CIUzeos recreation ceuter,
15th St. and Irvine Ave., Clift Haven. A "Leprechaun
luneMoo" at oooo wtll be followed by a 7 p.m. "Dew &!
Dublln" dinner. The $2.50 dOOatlons for lunch aod $4
donattons tor dinner wilt go to the Zonta's community
services flmd. POOne reservations may be made by calling
Mrs. Jack Reinert at 548-1212 or 548-3067, Mtas Newport
Beach was selected as Zonta gl.rl for Febttary at Corona
del Mar high schOOl. Mrs. SchOonover ls chaJ.rma.n of the
St. Patrick's Day dJru)er, (Ensign photo.)
Ask $9 million
in park bonds
A $9 mU11on bood lSSue to Monday by the City Councn.
fi..Dallee parks wtll go before was awarently sparked by the
Newport Beach voters June 13. city rovernment's frustration
The 3-part measure wtll ask over lnabillty to buy conted
for a yee. or no vote on each park and •lew lites as they
of the following Issues: become anHablt. With no
• $3.5 mllUoo for immedlate money ln the elty ttll tor pur~
funding of a park-sHe purchase chaae of parks, the CouncU
plan, •htch would loclOOe park has watched u developers pt
sites already destpate( by the ready to build on land eo'tlt~
city. by realdeots aod pukplanners.
• $2.5 millloo for develop. Mooday oJabt's Counell sea~
meot of the parks, slon ll1so decided to put a 40-
• $1 mi1Uoo for a reserve acre former city dump tl) for
fund :o buy park 1aDd as it sale to raise an estlman.d
be-comes needed and available $500,000,
tn the future. OD Aprll 14, the CoUDCIIWIU
A two·Ullrds vote ls DHded ~unoe bow much each of
to lfPI'cwe e.eb part of:-...... -"llloiO S.•ntto. of 'M bold a-
bond lnue. woWd 1Dc:reue the cUy's pre-u JA)I'OVed, some of lhebood sent $1.10 tax rate.
mooey WOilld probably go to Rougtl estJmates of the cost
denlopment of bicycle trails to tupayers shOw U.t about
and park-Uke pedestrlao paths 2 cents would be added to the
called "paseos." ta.z rate for each mlllloo dot ..
TM bond lssue, approved Iars worth of boods.
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State AutmblYIDI.II Robert
Badblm hu rupoaded to a
flood of &Dt1-tr...ay letter•
from Orup County ccastal
communities bJ' tntroducla&' a
bUl to Gaa.Uy ldl1 tbe freeway
route throucf:l Newport Beach,
,
r " •
But ~tate Senator DeDnis Cll'-
peoter Is stUI DOt con'floced
that a ma)orlty of the coutal
' 1 ctlles want tbe freen.y stopped,
Mr. Badham'a omce sa1d
yesterday that the assemblyman •
• • was having the state's le&i.S-
• • ~ ' lattve counsel draw 14) a bill •
•, •.• 1 for Immediate .st*lmLsskMI to
• e the legislatw-e, Tbe otrJce •
' • -spokesman said the btU was , • • • c ..•
MRS, ANTHONY ROBERTS (center) of 3095 CoUegeAvenue,
Costa Mesa, Is signing up son Jim for the Harbor Area
Ne:wport-M~sa eummer brueball program. Assisting ln the
repatn.Uons Is Mrs. Sandra Long. More than SOOyounpters
alped 1.1) at the Friday and Saturday dates at Davis school
In Costa Mesa. Reg1strattons this week wtll be at Ltncol.a
elementary school at 3101 Pacific View Drive, Harbor
View HJUs. Parents shOuld bring the boys to the sci:Kiol to
receive their )ersles a.nd ftll out the requlted forma.
SI(Jl·\IIS will be Friday from 6:30 to 9 p.m. and Saturday
from 9 a.m. until 1 p.m. (Ensign photo by Vic Opalek.)
Girl Scouts ask
for bike trails
, IPI.Tk.ed by a resolution pas.
sed Mooday nlgbt by the New-
port Beach City CouncU, urg-
lng both Seo. Carpenter and
Assemblyman Badham to Intro-
duce bills kllllng the route
through the city. A companion
resohrtton asked tor an .a.mebd-
ment to a b1ll by Sen. Georre
Deukme}la.o ot Long Beach
which would lmoclt out the tree-
way througb the clty, The
amendment wouk! add Newport
Beach to the deleted route.
Sen. Deukmejia.n's btU paned
the Senate transportaUoa com-
mittee Tuesday aod was sent
to tbe Senate noor .
Mr. Badham's oatct' sa.1d hlJ
bill will be acUuly pu.bed
ooly 1t pressure continues to
mount from people LD coutal
towns. The wordi.nr of the bUl
Is Aid to be stmllar to one
he submitted last Y81J', wlll.eh
U Newport Beach Girl Scouts By the time they were 11n. later died LD the Senate's trans.
can sell cooties as well u ished taUdoc, they bad theCoun-~~Uoo commltteeias
they sell bicycle paths, Ule ell ready to eat cooldes rl(ht E 1 er auot":Y..!:!.., t week's
elty Is ill for eome oveutufted out of tbelr haDds. ns CD q ......-eJmeo lor
cootte Jtn. Tbe prta, led by Girl Scout both Mr. Be.dbam and Mr. Ctr-
A-.....,_«J of tu lfMQ...CJad omc•l . Mary Barrett Bll.kt, Ptnter as .,.inc lbat more
eUDt:t.nntd, treah-taced young. called their procram "Bikel ltlfonn.attoo fts Deeded 011 tbe
1ter1 camped 1n CJty CouncU to the Beach" alld said u "WOUkS feeUnp of people In commlllli-
cb&mbers MoDday ntght to ask only cost the ctty $17,500 to: ttes around Newport Beach be-
the city fatbers tor qUick ac-• BulkS a paved bike trail fore bills woukl be Lntroduced.
Uoo to ret some paved bicycle along Jamboree Rd. from East ::r~ tr;:-v~ %en pourlng Into
trails &Ddthlef.proofbfke racks bluss Dr. to Coast Hwy,, ($1 5,-F 0 ~ 0 c.,e:_. •-
rellldy for summer 0001 rom guna ~ell, wr ex-
Towa Plannlni Assn., the Hls-
torieal Society, Pro-Environ-
ment People, VIlla~ La(Wll.,
the Clyte League and l.aguDa
Greeobelt.
A letter to both legislators
hae also been sent by the O&na
Polnt Cltl.zens for Action Com-
mittee.
Seoa.tor Carpenter's atde,
Mike Neal, said yesterday that
the senator Is watnng for 2
things befort' lntrod~~Clng legls-
latiDno
JOC
• otncial word from the
state's division ofhtgtlwaysthat
the rowe has been de leted from
Its master plan.
• More lndlca!lon from
coastal communilit'S, other than
Newport Beach, that the free-
way is not wanted. Mr. Nea.l
said official action by the city
councils of coast cities wouk1
have ttle strongest influence
on the senator's decision.
GIRL OF THE YEAR In the Ne'WJ)ort Harbot' Bufaeu
and Professional Women's Cl ub, Dor is Baletka, lbrcnu
a mall sack Into a Sonic Freightways truck in Costa Mesa.
Doris and her husband, Geo rge, run Sonic and the Bay
Mall Dell very Service. (Ensign photo.)
Last night, the Lagw1a Beach
BPW GIRL OF THE YEAR
BUSY WITH MAIL DUTY
City Council wa s due to con-Doris Baletka sort of misses
Sider a resolllflon sponsored driving trucks, but the volume
by the C!Uzens Town Planning of otftce work ln Z Costa Mesa Aasn. that would require a
vote of ttle people to approve bUslnesses she helps her hus-band rWl just doesn't let her
any treeway aueement. New-get behind the whee l much any
port Beach made such a re-mor t. qulrement part of Its city cbl.tter last March. Michael ''I miss getting to see all of the nice people I met when Schley, cllalr m&n of the as-1 was drivtor, • • says tht' at.
IOCI.atlon 's transportation com-tractive businesswoman, who
mittel, told the Eoslgn that he has just bun picked as '·girl wu rea.aooably sure that at 1 least 3 of the city's 5 coun -o the yeu" by the Newport
cllmen would favor the re90lu-Harbor Business & Profes-sional Women's Club.
tloo. Mrs. Baletlta and her hus-
Tbe La(UDI Beach re50lu-band, Geor~. operate the Ba~
tlon would also seek federal Mail Delivery Service out of
and sute tlmdinc for a study 875 w 8t of alteriate soluUoWii to the . 1 h St. Sonic Frelgtll-ways, another Batetka enter-
coutal tn.mc problem. prise, ts rwt from the same Durloc .. _, .. .,.., .... -
bag l4l wto one ot the trucks
:...od dr ive 11 to Its de stinll.lion.
Her chOice as the women's
c lub's gtrl of the year was
based on her work within the
club and on club projects.
Vivian Ker ley, the club'spub-
hclty chairman, calls Doris
·•a g:uog.ho member woo ls
a lways looking for some way
to help people --she goes out
of her way to do everytlling
sne's asked to do, and ttleo
does a !HUe more."
She got tht' club Lnvolved ln
helping. "Outrear h," a Santa
Ana-based organization devoted
to helping kids In trouble.
Her ch urch ar llvfUes have
also been r redlted with he lpln.c
her to lind other people whO
ne.d belp, She l• a member of
Newport Unity ChiJJ'ch.
Dor is Is the club's recording
serr etary and co-chatrrmu. of
conventions, and '·never misses
a meeting," •ccording to Mrs.
Kerley.
• • Mark special bicycle lanes ample, anti-frt'eway letters
Play ba II, Celebrl"tl"es down Dom or. to coast Hwy. have ,.,.eoutrrom theCltl>ens
anddownRtversldeDr.toCoast B I h•t
gels catch JackPaepke former "'?·Build east iron or COO-urg ar I s
USC-Chicago Bears Quarter. crete bike racks near the beach f S 12 000
e-..laa ot tbt Newpon Beach Do~· runs tbe admtntstn ~
r .. ohKioaa, Vlce-Mayor How-ttve departments of both busl-
ard Rocers tdenttned some of nesses She aDd Geor ge nav
the "eoemles" of the aotJ-been ~rtect for 23 yearse
treeway forct'S. He blamed the bur their bushles assoclatlo~
CaU!ornia Chamber ot Com -goes back even further. Dor is
marce, Ule Orange County worked tor George for 2 yea.rs
Cl:lamber of Commerce, Orange before tlley were married.
County road commissioner Ted They 00.,. hve tn Htmtingtoo
McCoovllle and mem bers of Beach
the State Highway Commission B.a),' Mail ServicE' 4 cts as
for kftPing the coast freeway mall a~;ent for a number of ro~e aUve and kJcldng. busmesses In the Newport Hr.r-
Is she • ' Ub€'ra ter1 woman""
' I fet'l b7eat frt'f'dom --
freeoiom of the spirit, ·• says
Doris, ''<tnrl I ~li~ve that any
wom an wno gets an educaUon
and wllQ ttandles he rself with
proper dii:Ylil}' t ..an make It In
the busJntss ...,.orld, which Is
llasicall} il man's worlr1 .''
Hollywood stars and beal Greg MorrJs of "MissJoo
e.z-ba.llplayers will sult up April Impossible," slnpr Glen
Z3 to play the UC I be.seball Campbell, Lee Ma)lrs of the
team in what has been blUed "Owen Marshall' show, David
as the "ftrst annual celebrity Hartman of ''The Bold Ones,"
world series pme." TV star and prestdeotlalcaodi-
back ROOy Buk.Jch, ex-base~ at 15th St., Nt!wport pier, 23rd or
ballers Letty Murdock Andy St., and at Balboa pier. I
C&rey, Ro~c Miller: Bob Councilmen, full of praise A Baycrest family already
·Tbere Is a powerful lobby bor uea.. Muct: of their work
stJU try!Dg to )am a lreeway tncludes hauling highly c lassi-
down our throats," Mr · Rogers fled muerlal for at'rospace
claimed, "but !hey will lind firms. Doris had her own routt'
out that the people can speak for 7 years and wntn tne need
more powerfully than an)· anses can stili thr"'w ~ ..,~;! lobby." • "' ........
'Tflere ue flifferences be-
tw<>en men and women and "
she smJlts, ·I llkt' that t1lf -
feren,e." The game at the ucr stadium date Pat Pa11Jsen, TV star Bert
will be a benefit to support ReyooJcls, OJCU nomi.Dee Geoe
UCI's be.sebaUscholarshJppr0 • Hackma.o, former Rlctrteous
gram. Brothers performers Bill Med-
Makers of Uolmeot will prob~ ley aDd Bobby Hatfle.,, Rob
ably pick ~a couple of bucks, Reiner of "Allin the Famlly,"
too. Mike Cooaors of "MaonJ.t,"
Cherry, Jerry Parker, George for Ule presentation made by touched by tragedy was ric-
Hunter, Jim Murray, Dan Aid~ the girls, one of whom told Umlzed again last weekend when
rich (UC I clwlcellor) and Ba.I. 0 f t friend who was kJIJed burglars took tamlly belrlooms
boa Bay Club's Ra_,h Berke. r d ng a bike on a da.ngerous nlued at more than $12,000
Bat boy for the stars ,,street,askedtbe cltymana .. r rromthehomeotllrs.stanley DUMP SITE FOR SALE slated to be market oner Oiclr. to come to tbe next Cooocll Clark
Richards, ~eeting wtth some plans 00 Mr~. Clark's busbi.Dd, a.a Air
Ralph Berke, Balboa Bay Club and James Caan of "The God-
vice-president, aDd chairman father."
of the benefit pme, ays the For teammatu, the stars
followtn& sbow-blz stars have will !lave Ram UDebacker Mar ..
alreidy acned to play: lin McKeever, Calltornta All·
4 TEENAGERS ARRESTED
Mr. Berke says Ucket sales bow we ,can do wh.at these Force filer, llas been mlss:lne' For Sale: One slightlY-used
for the 2 p.m. game are al~ girls want. ' Ill Southeast Asia stnce 1969. gartage dump, near a waterway
ready put the 3,ZOO mark. MRS. ROSENER DIES Juat last mooth, the city of that 90metlmes has water aiXI
Tickets are on sale at the Esther L. RoseDtr of Udo Newport Beach booored herl.Dd a marina ttat has neither water
Lido and Harbor VI., Rich .. lsle will be burled LD Sa.o Mateo her 2 teeoap cbUdrea durinc nor boats. SOOrt jog to the
ard'a Markets and at all today alter her de&th March a apeetal dl.y ma.rk1n&' the 3rd beach. Very close to (In ra rt,
branches of Soutrtero Callf~ 14 at Glenhaven Conn.leseent aonJYtriU'Y of Col. Clark'edls-surroUDded by ) the trlt'Ddly cit)'
ornia First Nat1ootl Buk. Home. Sbe was 86. · appe&r'1.nee oYer L&oa. of Costa Mesa. Price • -about
LaJI-minllte Ucktts may be Mra. Rosener, who lived at Pollee a.ld "at ttUt two or $500,000.
picked ~ for $1 at the UCl 125 Vla VePnla., ts suntved mort" burclars cot into the NtwpOrt Be:&ch put ttle cltr
Newport Beach pollee say a.ceepted for membenh1p. Tbe bueb&U stad.lwn pte. by a 9011, Joseph ROMJer Jr. Clark borne wb.Ue the famUy dump ~ for sale Mooday lD
4 tHR&pn who attebded a 3rd younpter n• dlJQuallft~ For mon lrdormat1on, call of Newport Beach. She was wu .. .,.., from lut Sa.tar~y bopes of raising mont'y to buy
crtmln&l jultlce clan at Co-beCI.UM ot btlA( O'ftrnl&flt. Mt • S.rkt at 645-5000 or Gene a Dltlve of Minnesota and had morlliD( UDtU Moodily niebt lDd part WJ::I. There was no im-
roaa dtl Mar bJifl tcbool, and Officer Breuler aid tbl.t Alilma at 642.10+6. Uved here tor 53 years. carted lWIJ' autiqoea. ~-mediate rush by invutors to
1Jho an oow taclna buril&rY tbe EJPiortr meet~nptbat were lop, au.,.rnre, cryml Uld buy the 40-a.cre plot, but sevtral
chtrae•. Wtrt DIYtr members attend«~ by the! SUC*:UWtrt Moon waIL er YI.SI"fs NB other bousebold ltems addlDc pubUc a.ceoctes haYt' fht'lr eyes of the DeW pollee~~ed reorp.nlHd. 10 that they lA 1.1) to l n.haUoo of $12,UO. oo lt.
Law Enforcement E1;>lorer wouldn't leun a.ny pollee pro. Newport Beach dettdlYe The dump, located in the
Scout Poll. cedurts that 1JOUld help them. Mooa-'ftllt utrooaut Edwin mother sl\lp ln a 69 mile high Out Elllo« Rid .. .,me ph)'s1-city's northwestern corner at
RtporU earller thta week 1 .. _ 3 .,_ (81111) Aldrin was a Harbor lunar orbit, 'nitln11: for the cal e't'ideoet hubetlo~" the end of Costa Mesa's 19ttl
t.d 1Ddlcatld lMt Arthur CAll · 1llll" ~".eDJies aodGellwere Arta n.Jitor last week...eod, reDduvous Ule next morninc by pollee, bti: he would oot St., tlasll't been used for ~vera I
18 of1407 Outrl Dr Hat ' picked .., at 2:30 a.m. Sunday JtaytD& at the Balboa Bay Club, lor tl'le retlll'n trlp to 81lrtb, elabonte. years. The city's p.rbl.ge is boi-Vtew Hills;':~ 17·~yeu: as lhey 1Jtre leaYlnC WwreU He wu accompanied by Mrs. The most hl(bly •aluedltema oo.., taken to tht' county dwnp
olda a.tld a 15.ytat-okt had Drywall, 3955 Birch St., ~*~' AldrLD ud tbeir 2 101111, Wlke, WOMEN REALTORS SET tak• nre a $1,500 Lou1s XV la Coyote Ca.ayoa.
aetllaliY joloed lb atbtf the airport. Pollee saJd they 1&, a bt&h .:bool 1UD1or, and ST. PATRICK'S DANCE desk, a PllDtlD&bJ an lll1kDcnrn The dump site tas been used
e po ore wen c:arrylnl walklt-talkte Andy, u, ao 8th &r&der. Their German ut1st nlued 1t$!,OOO, in recent weelts u tra.de-t:.Jt
beiDa arrulld earl)' Slftlay radios to keep in contact wtlb datllbter Jan 14~Jear-old Tbe Women's CouocU ot the u artiqpe mirror frarne worth in the city's ettorts to get 5 monltl« OOtbobotrJiuJelar&e. loollolb outs••· ••e ~Jdt ~ N t Harbor Costa llosa • .PoUcemu Stanley Brealer, . a<ft! u• uou nc. freahl11Ul ataJtd at Edwards ewpor -..,500 lDd uJlYer sentcenlued lots oa CUff Drivt' for a Yiew
adYUior to the...., lawtntoree~ '!'be .,... Law Entortema Alr For~e Base which they Board of Realtors wtU bold at $800. park ln Newport Heights. After
meat Pole, al.d TundaJ that EJPioNt Po.c ts tor boys 15• attll call borne, ' a st. Patrick's dinner d&Dee Mrs. Clark, a nattve of Cart Artbofer of WestcUtt,
3 of tiM youthl t-.:1 c:oatacted 17 )'M.fl old. lt la dtCCDid Col. Ud Mrs. Aldrln r.n t~ Friday nl(bt at the Costa Caeeboskwa.tla, married Col. OWDtt of ttH! lots, otfered last
tbe polt, but that pollee Dew to Jttmulatt I.Dttrest 1D law ~ lookin1 tor a home ln Mea GoU aDd Comtry Club Cl&rk ill Gtrmuy lD 19$3. She 'lf'ed to sit down aDd talk ser -
aU aJoac tbl.t the youth& WG'e entorcemeot practleea ud ttb-tbl Los ADcf'" &rtl. wbere to benetlt the cr~·s oollece came to this eouatry Z years ioUII)' wtth city om etals about
PI&DII.ac a bu:rcJu'J, 10 ! o1. tea, ud to PI"'ride a pottttrt Baa cu deYOte tda Ume to tcbolatsb"' tuod. a,o. a tnde, 1t IA)eared that a swap
::....:n:::r t.:.~ ~=b .. ~~-.. :i ~£!rii:1 Benefit planned for Mike ~;....:.;:t~F!i.;-E
C dod t f A 5 tbl U.S.AtrForceuotU.Ueb of tM Blafts, tut 1Nelr: b' Mr. Artbofer were "still tu an I a e orum pr. l,afterJlr-rsotaeU.,.duty. Stldeata at CorOGI del Mat Pll'rnillkiD to bold the Ntd aput OG ttl'ms" of the trade.
HiJ ..nice laeblclel combat MJb aebOOI bue dtel&rtd DOt drl'*· So, tbe City COUDc11 decided
AU 8 M'nport BeaCh CltJ .,,...._. ta tbe Kortu wu, week "Wib Mo~aer Sc.bool oftleiala ha.. ap-Moocii.J olJhC to ualold the dump
CottDCU ..-too wW ••• oolt-tMI tiN ..-:11-•IMnllollowF-IO)IU, wtolt"udllo¥ta<_lod_· -tbtpiU,udtllo-'1 ontbobiii>Mt-r.
•cb otber at tW •ml.,..lal tDUie ... ...,.,.,. ......_ wtl1 Col. Ald:rlll ud Mttl Arm· n.t.aDc aettnttts to be_. pay aettfltl.. wtU ~Mel~ MoedaJ IDtthlted partlea mlct!C in-
NfWPOI1 Harbor CMmbtr ot prqride lilt I =tnAtW wttb --.-*'* tM ~Sc ant M _.. •••111 for tllt ,._. wltll u tee eram IllUDe oc:. .. cbdt tbl OOIIM}, whlcb wulJ
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t I I
been considered for r ears as
a possiblt' Jocatton for a puh-
llc marin&,
The $500,000 prke tag IS
based on an LDdepern:lenl ap-
praisal in 1970 which pe~
ttle market value <~.t betw~n
S400,000 and $485,000, The rity
tl.gurea that tht' ste.ad\ rise
In real estate values has Pushed
it o•er the S500,000 flgun.
Orance Count}· supervisors
!lad albd last week that the
city doo.ate the site to tht>
county for grf>f!n bell use.
Some tongue -m -rheek banler
at Monday night's round! meet-
Ing lOOk DOlt' of the county's
request
Councilman Carl Kymlll :
Ttle ~·ount y Ills been so DJ.Cf'
to us oo I ~ iSSues of the air.
port, ttle frpewa y a.Jl(l thf' life-
gllllrd subsid}, maybewesOOUld
t:"lVt' them ttle dump site."
M&yo r Ed Hirth: "Let'strade
t11ern !lit' !'lump for the air-
port ...
Back Bay policy revised
Mayor Ed Hirth's tderii that that "the city join with tbe
the Newport Beach City Council count\ m requesting ft<htral
sOOuld cha.Dre the wording of .uslstllnct'."
its poUey 00 Lfl!Qer Newport Councilmen avoided chooslnc
Bay llu beeo acet>pted by the between tht' words of the mayor
Council --but wtth 110mebody and those of his chllUeoeer by
else's words. <~.ccf'J)tlng the -ordln11: ot Mr.
The COtmcU ~»os.Md are90lu-Mctnnls, whO Is running oo-
tton Monday lll(ht putting the opposed.
city on tfJ'Cord as tlYoring
studin aimed at pruenlng a DEVELOPMENT OKAYED
"sub&t:antial porttoo" ot the IN WEST UPPER BAY
UP~»r Bay as a wUdUfe prt'-A new 16 -bome development
serve. ia tht' West I.Tpper Bay area
Couocllman Don Mdnnls is exPe<"ted to be(tn wtthtn &0
wrote and IDOUOredthe re110lu-<lays, wtth S&O,OOO a.Sacte-ttm-
Uorl a.fter COUPCIImeo had Sl*)l tty hOmes rudy for oecupue)'
almotl 1. 1Jeek •\ldyln1 a stml-b1' AIICUSt.
lar propoal by Mayor Hirth. Newport S..ch d ty COI*.U·
Tbe mayor•a pollcJ cM.nre meo <*a.)'td the cteveklpmeat
would .. .,.. Md the clty ''PIJ'-Monday IU(flt.
tictpUe 11 eftorta to tstabllst\ O.Mr G. H. RobtAaOil of
a metbod for tbt pqrcbhe of HftlDctoa Belch wtU bi.YI tbt
that prtn.tety-OWDtd prcc-tJ" wuuam Sl•er.,. Co. o1 s.J.
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Of THE CITY Of N£WPORT BEACH duplt. tbt 1$1 YOter mudate jaYoh>tmtat 1D the S.ck Bly
THE HARBOR AREA'S OFFSET NEWSPAPER to llop the PacUle COU: ftM-liS. Cll"eramuy moatba, du.r-
Of'Bc• w prietdnt ,...,., to !beE~~ way, 1 am eorrr to ttp0tt tar wbicb I strenuously labored
2121 a. c-1 Hwy .. C«ONI del Mar. Call!. 91625 tbat the Dt•J.tloa of HJpways &Dd debated before tht Oraace
Is sUU plutalne to bulk! the CoUDty Board of SIC*Ytaor• TELEPHONE : 173-01550 CAnt Code 714) coaat b'MW&J throueh the mid ~ and otber &row4 to nulllf) the
nt£ NEWPORT HAR.IOR J!.NSJCN It t:h. only t~nttp~~pn printed and die o1 our city. "County of "'5fup • lnlne
pubU•bcd in tit. C ty ol Newport aucb, aod the only l~lly ownl'd Many of the cJUJ;eu of New. Compa11y (land) exchanae
and opnw1ed rw-pepn ia die Newp«l Hatbot-Colta ,. .. Nea. port Beach bi.Ye been luUed agreement" ~~ thlt moostrous
P\lhiUhcd -ekJy, on nuraday. SeeOQCI d.au po.taiJI: s»-id " Cocona loto apathy by the reauUs of "ciYe a-away" of public In·
del Mat , C.lif. lllal .,,_ h 9th tr I st ....... c eeway elec-ere •
THE NEWPORT HARBOR ENSIGN wu adjudted to be a new1pa~ of UOD lDd also by the rema.rlr.l Tbit ootor!Otls deal contem-
&encral citc:ubrion by cDUrt decree No. A·20178 dated May 14, 1951 , of Mr. Bamford Frankland, the plated the surreDder or the
in Suprrior Cowl for dlt: CoWlty o( Onnae, State of C.lifornia, and by 1~-··•u rcuon lbereof iJ qu.ali&d to publiab aU pubtk notice. required by b w. U l ~ director ol the [)e. Pow c tidelands to the Irvine partment of Pubtlc Works ot Compaay and the ver y "ult i-
ARVO E. HAAPA . . . . . . Dwlll'l' .. nd P\lbli&hn the State of CaUloriUI., who mate" 1n commer cial deveklp-
PEG HAAPA · · • · • • · .Auociatl' EditOI' told Newport Beach on July ment of the Upper Bay,
SUBSCR IPTION RATES
In Hvbor fuca :
Ou1 of Hub<. Area:
Ont year, 15.00:2 yu u , I 8.00
Ont year. 16.00: Z yu n , 11 0.00
<II. .eDf "' .JI.p
AR VO E. HAAPA, owner and publisher ol the Ensign
* TRY THIS SPELLING BEE
With 2 teenage daughters In school, It's
like going the second time around delving
in the school books --braving the chal-
lenges In grammar, math, history, ge-
og raphy, even In Ge rman, and most of
all in spelling . Let me pass on to you
one of the most frustrating of these
challenges --20 words in spelling. Look
the m ove r, and de cide if they are correctly
or incorrectly spe lled --and tben correct
the m :
asinnine
bragadoccio
rarify
pavllllon
liquiffy
vermllleon
Imposter
m oc assin
acommodate
r occocco
titt!late
sacreligeous
mayonaisse
impressarrio
lnnocculate
superc eed
obliggatto
dessicate
concens us r escussltate
If you ca n spell 5 of them correc tly,
you're a genius; 1 0 would be out of this
world. J ust by way of a help, le t me
say that ALL of the above are wrong. • • •
• WHAT TESTS PARTY LOYALTY?
I do not believe that our vote r s are
going to be fooled by the lllog ical charge
that criticism of our president Is dis-
loyalty to the Republican Party. Late st
politician to make that c harge is county
asses sor Andrew Hinshaw, on the occasion
of his last minute flUng in the congres-
s ional race ag ainst Rep. J ohn G. Schmitz.
Mr. Hinshaw accused Mr. Schmitz of
irres ponsibility as a Republic an for opp os-
ing "virtually all of the policies and pro-
posals of Pre sident Nixon's administra-
tion." Such an accusation is pure dem-
agoguer y.
Loyalty t o the Republi can Party means
suppor t of historic Republlcan principles.
It is President Nixon wh o has abandoned
most of those pr inciples , while Rep.
Schmitz has consiste ntly supported fiscal
sanity, r edu ction of the fearsome national
de bt, national security against the gr owing
thr eat of communism, defense of private
enter prise against the e ncr oachment of
socialist legis lation, defe nse of local gov-
ernment and local control against the
grab for power by the federal government.
The voter s have de m onstrated their sup-
port of Rep. Schmitz's firm stand for
individual freedom by r eturning him to
office with Impressive majorities. The
same vote of c onfidence Is fully de s erved
and justifie d in this year's elections.
• • •
Right To Join
Or Not Join
A FREE PEO PLE "Umons .'lhould have every right to U1.\l
even on ~ mmont y bliSI~. 8u1 the union has no tL&ht to campti
members hip AdvoCllle~ of Riaht to Work !hould urae
Conp cM mcn ro ~upport R1ght to Wo rk •• a federal scal ult ." -
Dallal Morn mK Nrw1, November 9, 1971. .TO THE POINT
"Compuls ory uniorusm tnfrinae., nor only on economic liberty
b ut political IJberl y ;u well •· -Yplilantl (Mich.) PruJ, Nove mb er
1, 197 1. WH O WANTS IT' -"Jf then is one eco nomic
prind ple on whic h aU bro ad sepne.niS of o ur sod ety IC-e m to
l lfH, it Is lhat no man's emplo yment Jhould be dependent o n his
membership in a labor unJo n o r any other orpniulion."
ttllt~~llfll/lll~Hizntut, September 10, 1971
GIVE AND TAKE
13, 1971, that the COilst tree-Quite dbYiously, U I fa vor ed
wa y "was dead and burled ... only commerclal development
On Much 2, 1972, I attended --if that were my primary
the "U ttle Hoover Commls-interest and p l for that dls-
slon" ptbUc hearing held at t1Dctive natural area --the
UCI regarding the present proposed development with con-
status of the PacUtc coast tree-crete bulk-heads, private slips,
way In Newport Beach. I heard marinas. etc., would have been
Mr. Bamfor d F'ra.nklaDd deny the best possible vehic le. My
lbat he had said t he freeway oppos.ttloo has been steadfast,
was dead and burled; and In my views unchanged.
fact he told th e "Little Hoover It Is my Cirm conviction that
Comm lss.ton" that the StateDi-t he diver gent grol4)s must
vision of Highways does plan r ecognize that none has the
to build the Paclftc Coast Fr ee. sole right to impose Its views
way right through the center to the exclusion of all other
of Newport Beach. persons --a "balance" must
Senator Carpenter and As. be arrived at to per mit useage
semblyman Badbam are con-of the area for both natural
s iderlng enterlag a legislaUve sanctuary and rec reational ac-
blll to kill the .Paclftc coast tlvlty. The two ar e no t lncom-
freewa y in Newpor t Beach. I patible.
urge you to write both and As to RyckoN's other allega-
prompt them to take thi s Jm. tlons, may I state tha t Mr .
portant step. Max Sturges Is a respected
Sincerely yolft's, citizen of Newport Beach,
Walter J, Koch, Chairman deeply concer ned as are thou-
Citizens Coor dinating Com -sands of our citizens with the
mittee dangerous dr ift of our city.
mlttee of the Harbor Area He isnotmycampalgnmanage r,
Freeway Fighters nor does he formulate or speak
• A REPLY FROM PEASE
Editor or the Ensign,
Mr. Ryckoff In a recent ne ws
r e lease deliberately and ma -
Uclous ly misrepresented my
position on several questions,
inchJding the Upper Bay, He
knew the statements tobef.alse,
or should have lmown. Or , 1f
his conclusions were not wilful
mis repr esentations but based
on mer e supposition, then it
r eflicts a careless and reck-
less trait to "jump to con -
clusion" and to substitute
fa ntasy for tact --a serious
lack of qual1.ncaUon for elective
offtce whtch Newport Beach tax-
payer s c.an ill-afford.
Contrary to his gross mls -
representalion, I do not know ,
nor have I at any time, ravored
a strictly commer clal develop-
ment of the Upper (Back) Bay.
I do favor a "balanced use
and development" of the Upper
Bay. This view Is based onooth
legal and equitable considera-
tions.
Specifically, I would utilize
thai irreplaceable natural re-
source to serve the diver gent
interests or AL L the people ·-
not just those who would leave
it untouched "for the birds,"
nor only for those who would
dredge it out for use of the
''boat owners,'' nor for any
other "specla i interest'' gro~.
Sound public policy demands
that all groups -- the publi c
at large --must be served
and beDefited, No other al-
ternative is acceptable.
Le gally, this position Is man-
datory, because the California
State Constitutloo holds the
tidelands to be pr operty of all
t he people. By state legislative
e nactment, the administration
-· trusteeship --has been
granted to the CountyofOrange.
But that trust must be in the
Interest of everyone, not nec-
essarily the most vocal, and
Lf that trust Is breached, con-
trol will WJQuestionably rever t
to the State.
Equitably, a II the citizens
shOuld be permitted the right
to derive equal enjoyment and
use from the waterways . Tt.at
for me on poUcy matt ers .
HARVEY D. PE ASE
Council Candidate from
the Newpor t Beach
Fift h District
• AffiPORT NlllSANCE
Editor of the Ensign,
Orange County Airpor t Is
a gain up for public discussion,
wit h t he ervl of Air West's
lea se, and If lime a nd ex-
per ience ever can teach us
anything, we must lea rn now
from tho se whO have suffered
so much before us.
Many years ago the late
Gunther Lessing, vice presi-
dent and attorney for Wall
Disney for close to 40 years,
wa s laughed off the floor of
a West Los Ange les Chamber
of Commer ce meeting. He rea l-
Ized long before the anal im-
broglio over L.A. Airpor t that
the ti me to fight for home
and land was then, not these
many years la ter when airport
per sonnel laugh at cit izens'
anguish. Gunther Ll:!sslng of-
fer ed t1is ma gnificent lega l
brain, wltnout compensation, in
or der to secure a~lnst what
has become for them a he llish
way of life.
The old sayi ng, "united we
stand, divided we fall," Is the
story or El Segundo, West-
chester, Playa del Rey, Ingle-
wood, and Watts (and it could
happen here to Costa Mesa,
Laguna, El Toro, Newport
Beach, Santa Ana , and Tustin,)
--Too many Interests , all too
late --so lhe airports go on
their own destruc hve ways, with
little regard for legality, or
respect for huma n li fe, dlltflity,
and proper ty values. And
through a for m of concentration
camp Uving citizens can use
an imaginar y pass in order to
get out -· to go to wor k --or
temporarily out of the area,
to save what Is len of their
hearing and sanity. But they
must return, beca use It Is Im-
possible to sell their lovely
homes. This is equitable?
Yours truly,
John Swlnbank
191 Riverside Ave.
Newpor t Beach
CAMPAIGN HO'S OPENED
Two of the 3 ca.Ddldates for Houston aDd Frank flobtnson
Newport Beach's 5th district (FrleDds of Newport Bay). Other
City Cooocll seat ba'le formally committee member s are otclr.
opened camt~&~p headquarters. Clucas, Isabel Andrews Pease,
Iocumbent Ed Htrthwtllcam-Sue Ficker, Hoaghospltalbollrd
pa.lgu from an ontee at 215 chairman A. Vincent Jor gensen;
Rl•erslde Dr., oear Mariners Bob Lcwden, Doris Sunderland,
Mlle. Willlam Marttn, Robert Rles,
Pau1 Ryckoff, r etired Balboa Waller Koch of the Fr eeway
I11&nd busin .. amu seeklnc FJ.cbttu, Florence McC ue,
Mayor H1rth'a seat, has a cam. Ruth Whitney, Ellen Borcben~
pl..lp omee at U32 VI& ()porto, Ius, Lots Colllna and Dllrlene
Lido Sbopa a.rea . Aodeuon.
Mayor Hlrth Ultedthe follow-
lDC' penoo..t amonr Ills 1\C)· CHORALE TO SIMC
po.rtua: Former mayors Do-TI•Ort.DctCoastCommlllllty
reea. Yarablll, Jay SI.Oddard. C bort.JI wUl k.Jel off OCC'a
Charlol Hart &Dd Don Hill; flrlll ...,ao.IIIDo Ull •oek lrllll
Btu Blnntq m, OCI eMlleeUor pertorD~&Dees of ~'a
ou .uctrleh, 1o1m Curci, ''MUs lA C Ua~r"' ud
Bl&ekM C'ildl.rt.u. "noport Brabm's ''NUAie" at 4 p.m.
Harbor Clltl.mbet of Commerce s-ay, M&.rell It, 1a tbe ad.-
pr-~ lloC-, -· na "15....,1co <llolrwiU Jolll -b, Dick Rldlard, jDIJirillor-.IUidoo-
"'We do nol neao tia le on I he . basi• of the "give and CtadJ -u, Btu RIDC IUid for lbe porwmuca. na--
toke' principle We have not hinJ whatsoever "to Jive" -loMKMI~. clrt II -lbo-ol'
" . Nr. RJCiooii'I&UCIIII"cam' Rldlor4 -· mulcaldlr-We wll not 1110b ony conceos10ns because ou• P'Oposals. pe1c1 -·•-11111 llarp ol' tllo Cllonto. TtcWa .,.
do not form the bolis fo r a barter deal.·· -Nl/dtQ S. 11111111c. -: llarllllll $1.10 lbr &dda IUid $1 u
!CIIIwdtnfTIJw,.-Mtly. 19j9J ~ A11M -. Tool -
j
...., ol' tilt !IIIIo -. • .,.... oclloolll .., -...,joel. Allor -PPlll-ao-. tilt
otar. _.,.,.IDe. '*~~'toe lllr•or-l""opor---lll>altotllt-1!'..,... btiiiC. l~lo--.. tilt -· ..w .. wtll bt llmllod; rudom -
Ill a, hr ol' oclool-lclo -llanllludlrd!Md tlltol>o -~~~tilt -.tar--
Ill ~ Ud 11olod a )lctl•u u .. .,., ctuoroom ~w bt ellmlallod: --
actt..-•llolnrldt. --IUid lllo -~---· ~w bt 11111>11 proocrll>ld; IUid of lllo-ol' lllo --~IU bt loetod olll of tilt pro. procra111mlllc toward apartleu.
IDe -11M!Joo o1' .. -.. •-· Tbt J)OWor of lbe pro. lor ldoolocle&l, p~ca~ lloo," lllo Eulp II jd>lllbla( ..... mer bfpauoo lllo -d polWoal aM IOCIII I pollll ol
tld.t uUclt Ia f'D.U. H•e 18 ot t4ucatloD, thtltCifl'laleDIJfat Ylft' wtU be tbt cbJtf char~
tbe JlllOOOCI.lbtlllmtGt. aDd the pateats. Evta tbe aettr11Uea ot tbe IJittm.
• • • teacher, wbo ta ctnn a cblaee Tbe greateR th.r-.t to buma.a to write the first at of ob-trMdom wbJeb flees mu todl.y
Tbe RaD:S CorponUon, •bleb jKttves, losea out because her ta a new qstem of --.pou
a.ullted wtth tbt Uleor.Uea1 power to 1Dtlueoce tbt objee-for mind cootrol. llu tu &1-
coutraet of a PPB IYitlm tins a)M) wtU be HmoYtd by waya beta subject to -.laYe-
MICHAEL J DeROCHE zt for .chooll:, &Mrms tblt u.e the procrammer. Sbe wt11 trUly meDt bJ roree or byeeonomlca.
of 127 Opal A·ve., Balboa lila~ ;~~ =bl~~ ~e.:: bt a ll.ctlltator aDd. a DWIIIlctr Tl»t teehDOIOCleal (lnellldlnc
baa bteD promoted to Z&Dee wttb 001 peraoa at tbe top. Of the clusroom, not a teacher cbemtca1) mecbulllms DOW'
corporal in the El Toro MulDe "No ooe at a lower lent r.u at au, perfected provide a DtW c21·
Alr Reserves as a mem!)er of Ute autborltt or tbe rlgtlt or Alter eaeb cbUd Is program-merastoa 1o eru~lanmeot, miDd
Marine Air Base Sqllldroo-4& the blllty t u1r tbe know med ..Uh the pre-determtoed cootrol, wbleh will dWarf the
The Marine reservist ~ led a ~!sio e b' ~ koowledge, va1ues,andpoteotlal ftnt two. Many of these new
one weekend a month and par. ge req tulr.a per ,m slr.llla, be wtn be staodardlled WfiiPOM are utilized by the
ttcipates once a year ta h1s ;:;:ary • • • says and ueraged out, leveled ort PPBS cooeept.
squadron's aw:ual 2 weelr..s of Att"er stw:!ents h&Ye beeD at a IJise.une or mediocrity. PPBS has evolved out or a
active duty for tnJ.ntng e8.cb enluated for the first Ume Subject matter u we know 1t k>ag lllstory of denlopmeota
summer. He r eceived bls B.S. to determloe now well they will DO loa.ger enst and very th.roueb researchlopsycbolop,
degree trom the University of have achteTed the stated ob-few other aspects of educaUoo soclology, economies, matbe-
Maine tn 1967 and presently jecUYes this programmer at will remain. Tbe more than ma.Ucs, anthropology and po.
serves as an educator with the top ' will be In a po ltloo forty mUUon children In our Utlcal sd enee. Planned Pro-
the Cypress school district. to modify delete or a~ to naUon's schools will be to-grammlog aDd BudgetinJ was
' • senslUve and unnatural. and developed from 1956-63 by ECOLOGY IS KEY ISSUE :~~::eCi:t!~to~~:~h~~ ~r:~:"~~c~a~~h~~~:c:~~h
log Identical points ol vtew. 'federal funds.' It Is considered
(Editor's oote: This Is the 4th Educators wtshlog to Inttlate an achievement In pouttcalscl-
in a weekly Ensign series pro. the use of behavioral obJec-eoce, rather than an advance
riling candidates for 3 Newport tlves In a school district ttrst In economics.
Beac h City Council seats ~ Jet the stage for their opera-(to be continued)
for election April 11 .) ttons. Tbe use of objectives
• • • Is a means of creating c hange HOMIHA. TIOH S DUE FOR
Paul Ryckoff started his bid In the district, and the persoos FORD SERVICE AW -'R OS
for a seat on the City Council r esponsible for tbe chaogepro-
wllh the odds ag:a.lnst hlm. Under cess are -Cilled change agents. Nominations are oow being
the current city charter, he Change agentry ts a sodo-accepted in the 12th annual
wasn't even eligible to run. He logical mechanis m now widely Orange County community ser-
went to court to overturn the used In education. Strategies vice awards program sponsored
char ter's requiremeottbatcan. for lnltlatlng and managing the by Ford Motor Company.
dldates be r egistered 'oters change process are taugflt 1n The program Is designed to
her e fo r 3 years . semloa.rs to fut ure change honor employes of Ford and
The Balboa Islander Is oow agents. Phllco-ford and their wives
running a strong campaign to The change agent first de-and husbands who have con-
unseal Mayor Ed Hirth for the llberately s ub}ects the school trlbuted voluntary services to
5th district post. Harvey Pease. or <11strtct to dlsequ1Ubr1um their com muotttes during the
a lso of Balboa Island, Is another and sets In motion the force~ past year.
candidate for the 5th necessary to change and re-Nominations will be accepted
seat. direet the school. When the from Orange County cltitens,
Mr. Ryckoff was bOrn inC hi· p A.UL RYCKO F F Intended state of disequilibrium community leaders, fel1ow em-
cage 53 yea r s ago, and Is a has been achieved the system ployes and famlty members.
graduate (BS In business ad. Back Bay and ask for federal is said to be •witrozen. • To They s hould be sent to fdr.
ministration) of Northwestern belp In preserving It for wild· crystallize the institutional Dampman, Phllco-Ford, For d
Univers ity near there. He later life and compatible uses. thrust In a new dlrectloo, I.e. Rd., Newport Beach.
stud ied law and accountlng at • Favors the proposed bond to 're-freHe' the system, be-
Geor ge Wa s hington University issue to raise money lor the havloral ob}ectlves In tile three
and at UCLA. acquisition of open spaces for domains are written. The ob-fllOM THE
:-low retired, he was pres!-parks and recreation use. jectlves r eflect the new direc-Serve the tcrd with fear,
dent of the Canoga Corp. In • Llmtt population density to tloo (new methOds, course con-and rejoice with trembling.
Van Nuys and later headed retain a village atm()SI)bere. tent, point of view, nlltes and , KJss tbe Son, lest he be
Huntley Financial Corp. 1n He cla.ims a lone~U me In-destred endl) fDr tM aebDcll. UarJ, lDII ye ptrtab ftoat the
Studio City. He sold Huntley terest Ln eoYiroo.meatal lasues, Some scbool mea reject tbe W&J, wbiD b1l wntll11 kladled
Flna nclallast year . lneltldlng air polllltloa. and the coocept of PP8Sf0red0el.tl0nl1 bat a uttle. Bleal«< are all
lie became a pa.r t-Ume res!-Coast Freeway cocdroversy. management. Tbey beU.eve 1t they that put their trut in
dent of Ba lboa Island In 1965 "1 circulated petitions tor cannot be employed etfecttnly bim, (Psalm 2:11, 12.)
and made It hts per ma nent home the Fr eeway Fighters, wbeo with an Intangible such as edU-
in 1968. li e lives, with his wife they wer e ba ttling to stop the cation . It has not worked well LIGAL MOTICI
or 23 years, a son and a daugfl-Coast Freeway from coming lor tangibles, such as the uses NOTICE OF' P UBLIC HEARING
ter, at 1200 S. Bay Front. througfl our town." he recalls . to which It bas been put by
In hJs campaign thus far, Some of Newport Beach's the defense departmentandele-On Januuy Z4, 1972, the City
Mr. Ryckoff has hit hardest better.known eco1oo..orlented ments of the prlnte business Council of the City of Newport
at issues concerning ecology names have aUgned themselves sector partlcularly as It re-Beach ordered certain work
and envir onment. with Mr. Ryckoff. F'raokRobln-tales to economy of operaUon. to be dooe, as follows :
He seeks a city ordinance son of Friends of Newport Bay Some teachers .understand the A~L~w~ciRR~~:i.,~~
requiring that a ll developers and Allaa Beek of Newport concept well enough to know It
s ubmit "environmental tm. Tommorrow are on his cam-will replace the curriculum tn AND BALBOA
pact" studies which woukl have palgn committee, along with their classrooms. The CaUf. (Assessment District No. 54)
to be okayed by the city before long-time environmentalist ornla Association of Teachers pursua.at to the provi sions ot
any development could proceed. Suzi Ficker. of English ftnds serious fault tbe lmpro;ement Act of 1911,
"The irrever sible changes • • 1 d Division of the CaWornta
r suiUn trom growth and de Dick Reddick se ecle Streets & Highways Code, and ,:loome~l are now ldeotlll: directed the City Cle•k to ooen,
.. ,, examine and declare all bids able, he claJms, and the Ric hard D. Reddick. 34, iD 1963-64; director of theCal-received in response to the
today detlnitlon of progress Is former Newport Beach oews-lfornia Young Republlcan.s, Notice l.n¥ltlng Bids heretofore
to limit growt h --to empha. papermao, bas been cited for 1961-67; member of the Re-u.blisbed and posted as r e-
size aesthetic values ewer eco-outstanding community se"lce publican State Central Com-~uired by law,
nomic values." by inclusion In the 19'11 -72 mlttee, 1965-70; former mem-NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN
Mr. Ryckorf claims that both edition of "Outstaoding youn g ber of the Newport Harbor thl.t the City Clerk will open
his oppoDen l.i have favored men of Am erica." Junior Cha mber, Newport Har . examine and declare sald pro:
commer cial develop ment . He He grew ~In Newport Beach, bor Elks lodge, and Lions aDd posals or bids at a publlc meet-
says Mayor Hirth Is ldentlfted graduated trom NewportHatbor Kiwanis Clubs; state director log to be held 00 March 20
with such development and has hlgtl sebool and Ora.ap Coast and secretary of the Rialto 1972, at the hour of 10:00 a.m.:
"made a 180-degree turn oo College, and helped Ills father, Jaycees, 1966 -71. He received 1n the City Council Ctllmbers
several Issues, includlng the Ben Reddick, pubUs h the former a B.S. degree in bustness ad-located at the City Ha ll 3300 Upper Bay and tbe location of Ne wport Harbor News-Press mlnlstrat1011 from l6C. Newport Boulevard N~wport
the pollee taclllty." from 1959 to 196Z. BeoReddlck He Is married to the former Beach '
Mr. Ryckoff haS taken the Is now the owner and publisher Donna Lyrm Palmer, daughter utffiA LAGICJi City Clerk
following positions : of the Paso Robles DaJiy Press of Mr. and Mrs. LyndalJ Palmer CITY OF NEWPbRT BEACH
• Put more Issues to public and the weekly North County of San Bernardino. Publllh: March 16 19'7'2 in the
vote, because "the people are Journal ' '
ahead of the polltlclans In see. Dick, • whO lives in Rialto, CAMDI DA. TE S TO SPEAK Newport Harbor Easta:o.
ing the r eal Issues ." Is a consultant In eommunica-The 6 candidates for City LIGAL MOTICI
• Inc lude parts olthe general tions, public n1at1ons and real Council in the April 11 Newport
plan In the city charter to estate, wWt om ces 1n CaW-Beach etectton wlll again meet f iCTITIOtl) BUSINESS NAME
give them more force. or nla and Tezas, ID 1969 and tbe pubUc at the Much zt STATEMENT
• Limit hlgb rise develop. 1970 be MI'Yed u admlnlstra-meeting of the 'Women's Ch1c Tbe lollowtA( per1100 Is doing
meot to the followtng areas: tlve USlstaatto CaWorD1&State Lelrue of tbe Harbor Area. bustoeu a.e: Alert Alarm Co.,
Orange County airport, Pbllco-Senator Wllllam E. Coombs. TLe meeUq wUI be beld 1004 E. Grove, Ora.np: Carl
ford, Newport Ceater IJid Hoar He wu eclltor aod pubUibtr at MulDers library, zoos Dour Robert fisher, 1004 E. GroYe,
Hospttal. of theRlaltoRecord .. ....,.,., Dr,, DtiU' Rubor HlCflluds. Onap.
• Phase out Jet aJ.rcra.ft use from 1H5 to 1088. Coff• wtll bt Mned at 9:SO Tbls busiDeu 11 belnr coo-
of Oraop COUDty atrport, He ... ebatrmao of the Or-a.m., and tbe cudldates wtU dueled by u iDdJ.YiduaL
• Stap deYtlopmeat 1a tbe uae COIIIIIC7 Y'*'C Rtl*bltcau be preMOted at 10 a.m. Siped.: Carl R. Flabtt.
•
Thll M&.terntat Qled wUb the
couoty ctork of Or .... County
011: Mar. ta, 1072, b1 BtortriJ
J, M~ deputy eouotyclerk.
Pti)lllb: March 16, U, SO,
April s, 19"12. Ill tho Nooport
Harbor EDidp.. F -luat
LIM&. IIO"IICII
•
25 YEARS RESIDENCY AND PUBLIC SERVICE
ELECT on April 11
HARVEY D.
PEASE
Nt:WP'ORT llfACH CITY COUNCILMAN
,.Ler•s PUT THE POWER BACK
IN HANDSOP THE TAXPAYER ..
We've got your future gas supply
in cold storage.
It's in the far reaches of Alaska and
Canada. In places where snow falls
in May and freezes come in August.
We've been there. We've looked
over the country and found that
potentially it holcb some of the
world's richest natural gas fields.
We've alao found some of the
world's tou.ghcst terrain and wont workina conditions. Temperatures
that drop to so• below zero. And
I'OI.Cb that tum to swamps w~n
itwatmJ.
Why bother with It then 7
Right now most of Southern
California's gas comes from wells in
Texas. There's enough for now. But
with our area growing the way it has,
supplies could begin feeling a pinch.
So we've gone tum ping the tundra
to find more.
We've sweated through Central
America and South America, too,
where we've located other large
potential supplies. And dlsoovered
that iunaleo praent a whole new set
of transponation problems.
We've even been N.c.k to West
l<sas. To hdp finance new
czplc ... tory wells.
Because we're committed to sup-
plyina you with all the sas enet8Y you
Deed in your home. We also wan t
J. to bt able to aupply industry
with dean·bumina natural sao.
Tbat..,..fo<today, 1980, 1990
and bt)IOIICL
All of which, we hope, will
a warm li:elln& nut
And nuy winter.' """you winter.
cltw •o-c u r I ... ._ .. .... ilh , ....... c. , • .,;...
Ius , ... RFJ iCE
VD program
launched
A campaign to Infor m the
public wbere to go for diagnosis
and treatment of venereal
diseases has been started by
tbe Cosb. Mesa Junior Women's
Club.
Decals are being placed In
public restrooms Ull'ougOOut the
Newport Harbor area telling
whom to call. ThedecalsadYlse
contacting either ofthesetaclU-
Ues, which offer tree con-
fldeoUal examination and treat-
ment to anyone over 12 years
of age without parental consent:
Orange County Health De-
partment, 645 N. Ross St., Santa
Ana, which Is open from 8 a.m.
to 4:30 p.m. Monday through
Friday; telephone number 834-
3175.
Huntington Beach Free Clin-
Ic, 222 5th St.; telepboDe 536-
8333,
The Junior Women's Club
has takeo th e position that
venereal disease, which has
been In an epidemic stage In
reeeat: years, ca n only be coo-
que.red through frank public dis-
cussion and education.
The c lub Is starting a
speaker's bureau, with speak-
ers being trained by the Orange
County health department. More
tnformaUon Is avaJ lable by call-
ing Mrs, Ronald Stenge at 546-
2720.
TOPIC FOR D.A.R. IS
"STARS AND STRIPES"
Colonel Wllllam Cabei!Ct.p-
ter of DAR will meet ln the
Balboa home of Mrs. Earl G.
Corkett at 12 :30 p.m. Wednes-
day, March 22.
Tbe regent, Mrs. Edpr M.
Cor; Jr., w111 report on state
conference. Mrs. StanleyStaua.
program chairman. will Intro-
duce Mrs. Rose Dorrance, 'W'bo
wUl speak oo the "Stu's Uld
stripes." Mrs. Dorrance spec.
lal.lzes in American culhi:J'eud
history, and Is spoosor.s by
Coast and Southera Federal
SaYings and Loan AssoeiaUoa's
tree eoterprlse spe&kers
bureau.
Mrs. Riebud Dodd. hosteq
cbalrmaa for the cteuert. YW
be assisted by Mmes. Owt.cfJI:
Roberts, Georce Woods, Guy
Myers and Georlf': Per liD. Mrs.
Helmer Dtcl:ey a_Qd Mrs. stanJey
Statta wtU pour.
FASHION GUILD PICKS
MODEL OF TNE MOMTH
Tbe Newport S.eb F...._
Guild ,_ •loctod Booortr
BnaiiU-e 11> be_.
ottbo moalllotllare>.-tr,
• -ud moiiiN of -· lo u ac:tlft member ta CM r.-..
Golld ud •• -...tar u
VOTE ON APRIL
CATCH THE CURE
An old cookbook gives this cure for asthma. .. Wear
the 5kin of a muskrat-fur side ne11t to the body-
over the lungs ... Certain relief wu assured. lt'a com-
fortin& to know that we have more reliabk methods
today. In n:c:ent years medical ~ienoe has achieved
incalculable improvemenl!i in the care and treatment
of illness. Your physician can tell you about the
effective medications avai!able. Seek his profeaional
advice when you're ill . lllen, if he recommends
medK:ation. come to us for quality prescriptions . .-......cy
... &. COAI'I' IIWY • ..,._. -., ....
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GET ACQUAINTED
WITH THE NEW
INTERNATIONAL
ROAD SIGNS
...•• AND LET US CET
ACQUAINTED WITH YDUI
11, 1972 FOR JOHN STORE
ENDORSEMENTS
William Agee
Carroll Beek
Allan Beek
Donald Bolton
Bryant Christensen
Robert Clifford
Robert Curci
W!lliam Dootson
Marshall Duffield
Daniel W. Emory
Sue Ficker
Edwin Finster
Paul Gruber
Roger Hardacre
William Holstein
A. VIncent Jorgensen
Walter J. Koch
John Kllle!er
John B. Parker
Isabel C. Pease
Charles Peyton
Norman Rahe
Frank Robinson
Suzanne Rudd
Margot Skilling
Ira Smith
Geraldine Stewart
Doris Sunderland
Harriet Witmer
Roy B. Woolsey
JOHN STORE'S VIEWS ON SOME OF NEWPORT"S ISSUES:
DENSITY ................ Control denlity ~provide for oc-n ~ •nd PMtl:s
FISCAL RESPONSIBILITY .. Pro.tde for community Midi wnt._ insuring full vtlue for .....,.y doll.,. apent,
FAEEWAV , ............. Stop thl C.O.t F,..._.., In Ntucpool e.cn tnd •tt,••il• tlt..-:netive IOiutkMw..
UfPER BAY ....••.••..... Protect the txini,.. llftWif"OiwnMt end pqc. controh: on its tuture cMvetopment.
HIGH RISE .... , .••...... limit to ~'-te ....._
AI APORT ................ R_.uce pr.-nt ~~ of not.. .-td poUutenta.
ANNEXATION ........... Consider eft..-e~lve rnurcft tut.ttlnt'-'-itJ ct.intMiitv.
LOWER lAY , ............. RtdlQ lewM of ...w-pofludon .net control probtemt of lldi"*••Uon.
Vote For : "PROFESSIONAL LEADERSHIP"
sa~~::: I JOHN STORE Consulting Engineerl X I wttiiiMMaryW ... Dma • • _ ·-·""-·-· la'*l........,.'st .. _,,...._Ud_ NEWPORT BEACH CITY COUNCIL CITY WIDE ELECTION IMtt'S z • ..,..., ,..,. ......
.._ -·~ -.. "VOTE FOR JOHN STORE COMKITTEE" -On-4860 ........ ~~ .................................................................... . -Ud!Meloollo.
THU11$11AY, MAROIIl, tm •
N EWPORT -MESA
SPORTS SCE N E
WITH VICO,ALD
!141~ t Harbor wUJ r.o.t brouc,bt In qvlte a poteat team
F'.U.W.'a buetall 'IQ.Uid at to ICrlmmap our local repre-
U.a car• thlt Friday atDti.U" tam&OlactoPboeGis.
• -:~ Game Umt 11 ?:SO ud Dan Flood led all ICOftrs
~lofloil!. ~ell ADdy Smltb'a wUb 18 polnta. SC..t Na~
Tars do without tbt dis-Turk Stboaert, Brad S&rYalr:
tnetku tblt blppeiNid durtnc ud KeYin Landll'&f all will
tH Newport-Mesa tournament be playing on vaulty IQWids
1Ut ,.. ... lXI. next ytar. L&ndcnl wu a
TUMdlJ aeUoa uw Coro~ starter on tht rucpd MariD&
del liar Dip Minion VIeJo 3-2, sq>h t•m durtne the put -...
wttb Du Crlpby hurllnc s hit soo and was tmable to enelr:
ball. Harbor was beld to 2 the atartlnc Une~ of tbe tat.
b.ltlta lolinc Z-0 to El Modena. ented 9th criders who wtll all
Cocta Mesa cot a preview of be pertormtnc for their llt(b ,
Newport's Friday D.iehf. op-school teams nelt year, Turk
~ a.od lost the encounter Sehonert wUI join hu 1971
8-1 to FuiWrtoo. Work! Serlesteam-mateOennis
Tbe local '!!pikers eet a crack Smith at Servlte nert year.
at IODle top DOteh competition • COACHING ASSISTANT
SlAMA!! LOVI SAILS UO.UD U,S.L CAMDIN
ll&fJ IM••-a. IMo, tllo lUI -mt IIIIP. V,II,B,
-aiiiH. ~ 1t. """" ca-. --11 Laor al -Port A-Cltelo, 11ooa, lid II oe-lod 10 11o ---.... -... _ .. _7_
,_ IIIII Wa .. ara PuUk: u.rd wl&ll 1M U.l. ...... n.t.
Utt. Saturdly at HunUngton The Newport-Corona team,
Beacb Wbell tbepreptrackstars coached by FrankSpa.ngler wUl
MARK DE MIL LE blocks the plate and makes the tar on Dan Fonhan durtnc the Corooa-compete In the Southern Coun-ban former H&rbor cage ~
Harbor trosh pme. Dwato Pautsch gets a close view of the action at home In the pme ties meet. Tbis meet attracts Terrance Young help In th;
In
Test DriYe
The Two Newest
that HarbOr won g.e. (VIe qalek pboto.) the loP performers l.nallevents coach.lnc chor es Young coached
All I T • k d 50 wtll P•• the track aJtcla-the Harbor rrosh to the summer BeHer Ideas
From Ford! 4PORT
~
CONTINU ES THRU
MARCH 21
S ar ea m PIC e nados a cha.oce to see a wealth league basketball championship
• . or talent representing the c lass last year and will be a big
Tile South all-star team has Ferraro being named back of of ~n: .... co~ls ...,,...., help getting the team ready tor
named a 30-man roster that the year, Oennts was a stand-•" sc are .,._I the Phoenb: tournament. Doug
includes Terry Albritton, Grit out for the Eagles aU year today wUh tr;ck and fteld com-Eccles Tom Could Dave
Amles and Bill Whitford h'om and nsalsonimed tonumerous petition as stancla Is at Edt-Broch~eyer Brent 'Kruze
Newport Harbor's '71 grid team coWlty and all -league teams. son, c:sta ~esa at Magnolia, Jerry Lawr~nce, Rick Dostai
for this summer's north-south Combining with ReedJolmaon ~~~r ~ ~!~r ~~;~ro~ and Matt Spangler allperrormed
football came. at the quarterback post wtll 1 Sea h Wl capably against the older and
Bob F'erraro, Reed Johnson by JeNSiemensotWestmlnster. n~ bu~~ll teams ar just taller Anaheim team. A co~te
and Marlcom DeMille wtll rep-Siemens was the tirst team a busy followtn th N e t more practice games are being
resent the Corona del Mar lr· AII-CIF quarterback selecUon Msesa. tournameJ la:t w~~~ set~ before th e PhOenlibased
vine league champions, and last year, In a head to head saw Estancia tak th tltl Uh tourney that will start Wednes-
Cratc Dennis lsEstanda'scon-controntatiorl last year West-a 6•1 win ov r ce e d ~ ~ day, March 29. Theactlonstarts
trlbuttoo to the 2Zth annual minster barely got by Corona e orooa e ar with a big banquet Tuesday
Orange County all-star game, 28-27 In the CIF' play-Offs and ~ ~~na~. Ji~ P~st~twlrl:: night, the Z8th, with all teams
as announced by Chet Varner, U was quite an offensive dis-h s h ld th n c n ~s a to being feted by the PhOenl.l SWls
the game chatrman for the play with both Johnson and Ste-e e e orona oe aDd other sponsor s.
sponsoring Brea Lions Club. mens moving their teams well, 3 hits while the Eagles gathered The 8th grade team coached
Albrttton was t he Sunset Eleven oftheplayersselected 7• The championship came was by Karl Sta.l Is rou.ncllnc Into
PINTO
STATION WAGON
Tho Newest
"Little Car" Has
60 Cu. ft. of
Cargo Space!
learue llneman of the year and were from the Sunset league played on a crisp, fo ggy, wet shape and the 91h grade team
made the prep All-American 8 from the lrvlne league 5 nlgtlt at Costa Mesapa.rk, where of 15 year olds coached by
sqiJ&d, Johnsoo and Ferraro from the Garden Grove lea~e. anything Is liable to happen Henry Vande r Ha will be Iea.v. <Jierlda F\!ter and DeMiUe were also on the 4 from the Ancelus league and aDd usually does. Play was lng for their San F'ranclsco
1-..L..-n._ -h all-lrvtne lea~~;Ue team, w1t11 2 from the Crestview league. lnterrl()ted several times when trip f riday the 24 th. The boys ~I CiliA.: •• ~.;;..;.,.;,..;;,;.;..~~~~~----------;;.., the sprinklers erupted and then will leave as a gro141 from
COURIER
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SEE ACADEMY
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son, best actr ess;
Finch, best actor ,
• ALSO Sit OWING
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'01 ""'ON OS ARE
FOREVER'
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-AI. SO-
0' NINE TAILS'
BALBOA NIGH TLY THRO UGH lays, A_ big crowd sat througtl hosts a day or 2 longer
TU ES D,A y. MAR. 2R the entlte game and gave the ·
RA NDY CAN TRELL Tho New Econo111y
l111port Tho Smart
Looking, Smooth Riding
Way To Be Thrifty!
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TRAVEL TO PORTUGAL, MOROCCO, CEYLON,
HONG KONG, HAWAII FOR A PERFECT RIOEI
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THE MUL TIACADEMY AWATO WINNER-
From the creato~ of"The Bridge On The River Kwai"
SUPER PANII.V~ON N
SOUT~. ~ORST
Sometimes a Greflt N'otian
...............
2 ACADEMY AWARDS
lEST IUPPORTIIIa ACTOR -lliCHARD JAECKEL
lEST SOli ''All His Children"
;o.:.-:;~.~ .. ·~0"01"'~~~.:"; Randy gets record toss real baseball fan to endure
the fu ll repertoire of happen-Randy Cantrell set a new "I fully expect Randy to go
lngs that took place at the Orange Coast College )aveUn 225 and possibly even 235 be.
park. r ecord, but the OCC Plrates fore the season Is over. The
Costa Mesa downed Harbor dropped a 97-48 track declston state JC record Is 232," Hok:-
7-2 to take thir d place ln the to L.A. Harbor Friday aner-aosoo said. • 4 team tourney as the Sailors noon on th e Pirate oval. The coach plans to work
continue to be "snake bitten.'' Cantrell tossed the spear Cantrell bud for a few more
Nell B~~tt fanned 15 Corona 203~. breaklnc BobHarrlsoo's weeks prepe.rloc-ntm for the
del Mar batters In the opening old OCC mark of 199-10 set state meet. 1
game ot the toLZtney but still In 1964. Cantrell's throw was "Then wt'll rest him and
lost. Moilda.y night Hai g White the second best In u1e state he'll be re2.dy to r eally uncork
PRICE THEM •••
pitched a perfect game for 6 this year . one." Hokanson said.
innings against Santa Ana Val-The OCC strongman was a Cantrell not only works hard
ley only to see the Falcons doubtfu l competitor in Friday 's on the field, but he tllts the
ga rner 2 hits and 3 runs In meet, He pulled a shoulder books too, He Is a math major
the 7th. Harbor rallied to knot muscle earlier in the week and carried a B-plus average,
It at 3-3 In extra innings but and wasn't expec ted to see He won't ~ve much troltlle
YOU'LL LIKE THEM!
Santa Ana came back to take action. transferring to a 4-year schOoL
a 5-3 win in the Mon.-:tay nJ gttt ••J wasn't going to rlsh throw-''A number of 4-year schools
affa ir . tng, but about a halt-an-hour are already very Interested In
The Corona sopl1s topped before the meet 1 dectded to him," Hokanson aa.ld. "He has
HarbOr 6-3 and the Harbor give It a try," Cantrell said. 3 years of ellgiblllty lett, 10
lrosh c.a.me out on the long •·I'm glad .J did. My shoulder he'll be a real buptn."
end of a 9-6 s core against seemed to loosen 141 and 1 felt Althoultfl he hasn't tbou(bt
the Sea King frosh te:lm, all very good ," much about It yet, Cantrell
in last Friday action. The Bucs swept the javelln. admits that he wouldD't mind
Friday baseball action has Alvin White finished 2nd with UCLA,.
Fullerton at Harbor, La Quinta 190-3, while Paul Hart was
at Esta.ncla and Costa Mesa 3rd with his lifetime best,
at Marina. Corona del Mar t ?S-1.
had a busy week taking on OCC pulled a couple of sur-
Mission Viejo Tuesday, Garden prlses In the meet. Dare! Blood
Gron Wednesday and nntshlng beat 3 fast Har bor sprinters
It otr with Santiago today. In the 100 -yar d dash, covering
• CLOWNS VS, CORONA the distance In 9.9. John Bas-
ThOse tate arrivals at Costa sell sOOC.ked the , visttors lD
Mesa Park last Saturday nlgtlt, the kxlg jump, wlnolngtheevent
lor the Estancia Corona base-wtth a leap of 20-11, He also
ball game, wer e some of the won the 440-yard Intermediate
spectators at the Harlem hurdles with a clocking of 58,8,
RAm FOR-cLASSIFIED ADS
Clown-Corona faculty g:ame. the 6th best Ume ln OCC his-
The entertaining show saw Bill tory.
Cool, Dick Morris, AI CalonJco, Mark Turner won the discus
Ron Davia, Mark McKenzie, with a throw of 143-2, a lso the
Tim Buchanaan, Bob Werley, 6th best mark In Pirate an.
Cha.rlte Brande, Henry Wong nals. Paul Davis copped the
and John Weyhrauch assist the pole vault for the Bucs, going
Clowns In providing the crowd 13...6.
with a very entertaining show. 1n &he Jplce of a few short
CharUe Brandepopped22polnts months. Randy Cantrell has
lor the faculty team· and the gone ftom throwing a softball
other members of the team to a p[ clas1 at Orange Coast
displayed some uncann)' shoot-Colltp to beComing ooe of
In& to an awrecl&Uve throoc. the top juRSor cone~ tnelln
It was a real fun pme and tbrowel'l In the state.
the Harlem Clowns were at Ourlq hi• freshman year
tbelT clon.lng best. The 1971-lbt Ptrate .:JPhomore wu en-
?2 verstoo or the Clowut hu rolled tn OBt or ftekl enota
Cbarley Smith as the player. coach Fred Hobnaon'sphysJcal
marapr &Dd feature~ cndu~ education dliHJ, Duria1 a
ates from Sa.o Fraoctaco, Sao pbptcal ntotu tell C&N:rt ll
Otero State ud Oakland amooa: toned a IOftball aoa re.t.
tbelr peraoonel whO put on a "l wu rather tmpreaNd,"
routlDt 11m11ar to the Harlem coach HolraDMD •id. "The
Globetrotters. AI Pulllnl, the a.-.l'l.lt thl"OW In the clua wa•
owoer of the Harlem Ciownl, &boUt 185 fHt eo wbeD be
wu a 01embtr or the orlefJal tbr., 300 ewer;oaeiathtelul
Harlem Clotletrotttrs tam ltood t!Mr'e &Dd p.IPfd. I ubd
b&ek In the early 1930's. him If be woukl be toterllttd
• CYF PRELIMINARY GAME Ill throorlll& tbo jnollll, bat
U boaldiiOftlllodll>p>ool The prt mtnary pme to tbt lor tuall 10 1 didn't I:JotMr
Hulem Clowo-C IJIII faculy hJm &bolt 1t apiD." p.me aw tbt Aoabelm AU-
Stan ocUeort tht Newport. C&llrtU wtat oC for tbt
c.._ CYF loom lo a rool Plralo •--" boll QGU
llltoroolloa boll •mo. Aallola> -· tllo ---lllld Rick 0.., tbt 1'l 17, M *-d 1111 llfiedtd to 10 110
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CAR S FOR ~LE
1966 CHRYSLER station wacoo.
Full power, air eood. Tat.
~;:~s~'r· Bal&nce. $800.
o MUSICAL f O R SALE
For New&: UHd
Pianos ' Orpoa
It's
SC HMIDT MUSIC CO.
190? N. MaJ.D st., Saota Ana
Eot. 1914
YamaM. Pla.DOI I Orpnl ._..,Or-
stellrnJ Ptuo.
e IIOOKS f OR $AL!
"WHERE THE MONEY WENT"
by Wllll.o E. Slone, ,...,.,.
of tht Uberty AmndmetL
$1.Z5. Paporbaclt.
ORDER FRO II :
Amtrlcu Oplllloo --·· 1114 Hotbor Blod~CM&II-t<I~:Mio4145.
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HELP WANTED
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lid -.. _ ... Lift Ia.
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e WOR K WANTE D
IRONING. Yeu1 of eiiPtl'l*t
on au type• ot elothl.nc and
linea. Sp;eetalty -mea'•
oblrtl. $1.1(1 per hr. llab1o
WhUmaa. 10? Marperttt,
CoroDa del Mar. sn.nu.
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PHONES: Auwers
phooe, recorda call. New
$129. Complete terms, tree
demo. Fact. pr. 836-1603.
24 Hours.
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOlS --
Phoot 542-721?. P.O. Boz
No, 122~. Costa Mesa.
BEACH PROPERT'flor
thret ta.mes (D RlYtrlide.
Onar •• Hal Eny. J5?Sollttli
Vu Neu AYe., Los Aqt._,
-Your old blte1 lD
tradt b DW, S.cb Bt.
C)'Ciel, 10$ E. Balboa Bl'td., a.-, I'!S-'IIII,IIIId au E.
1 ?'tb St., Coltl Ilea, MJ.
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SURFlNG off the c<*sl of Ceylon 11 Cla.llde Codpa, ooe
or the adventure10me trio of younc 1111'ftr1 whO take a
trip to the 4 cornera ol the world tn the rum, "Folk:rw me,"
which Is now shoWlnc at tbt Balboa Theatre, The MCODd
feature Is "Lawrence of Arabb."
SERVICE STATION LAW,
POLICY PLAN ARE OK'D
The geooral policy plan am offtctal city action for years
the ordloanee reculaUnc ser-to come. No further ch&nps
v1.ce stations, two pieces of were made lD the policy plan
legtslattoo that have oec!C)Ied as coonellmen pve It a quick
the Newport Beach CltyCouocll okay MoDday.
tor months, were pven final Service station operators,
approval by the Council Mon-bothered and bewildered lor
day night. months by cUy efforts to piace
The poli cy plan is the guide-stringent controls on operatloo
Une for formation or the city's of thelr businesses, finally got
general plan --a broa.d, tar-a taw they say they cu Uve
reaching outline to be developed with.
during the nert year to guide Last-minute pleas by repre-
sentatives of the Western 011
aDd Gas Assn. and the Shell
011 Co. failed to swaytheCOUD-
ell on seYeral key Issues. The
oilmen aought a reduction In
the requirement that oew p.a
stations devote 15 per eeot
of their property to landscap-
Ing. They also wanted tbeCo~.m
ell to reduce Us reqtdtemeat
for 5 off-street par ldng spaces
for each service bay, aDd a
change in the B-square-toot
Umlt oo pricing signs at the
I!Jta.Uons. The CouncU haDed
down al requests for change.
In other action Monday, coun-
cilmen:
• PASS ED an or dinance sub-
stituting the word "vehicle "
tor "automobile" in the city
code which forbtds sleeping in
MARI NE Pre. Natividad J. cars. Thus, campers and other
Navarro, son of Mr. and Mrs. recreation ~.ehicles ~me
Lawrence Alvarez of 830 Pine forbidden as bedrooms.
Place, Costa Mesa, has gradu· • CARRIED OVER Lmtll
a ted from baste training at March 27 a proposed ordtnaoce
the Marine Corps Recruit Depot raising to $250 per space the
In San Diego. ln-Ueu parldng requtremea.ts
fU ND RAI SE R FOR
BASEBALL PROGRAM
Boys In the Harbor Area
basebrall program are seiLing
chocolates to raise funds for
baseball equipment, to s~rt
player cllnJ cs and to defray
operating expenses.
Approllmately 3,000 boys,
1st grade through high school,
are participating In the drive
which cover s t11e greater New-
port Harbor area and will con-
tinue to April 15 .
Further Information may be
obtained from Rod Macmllllan,
Harbor Area baseball program,
1830 Anaheim Avenue, Costa
Mesa, phone 642-9892.
Cl RL S COM P ETE IN GYM
The Costa Mesa high school's
gt.rls gym team took part last
month In the 2nd compulsory
competition at Westminster
against school and A.A. u.
teams. Carolyn (Pepl) ot.
Donato, a junior, placed 8th
out or 45 In vaultlnc. Paula
Reichle, a senior, placed lrd,
and Sherry Temple, a aopho-
more, placed 8th out of 53
on the bab.nce team. The team
ranked 3rd over.all In com-
petition In Ltkewood In Janu-
ary. Laura Van Hook, a sophO-
more, placed 6th out of 110
on the Wleven parallel bars.
for new com mereta. I bud-
nessu.
• PASSED a resolution au-
thorldng an agreement with
the city of Costa Mesa to share
the use of a computer. The
city manager said this would
sa:re the city about $10,000
per year,
• lNSTRUCTED the cttystaff
to take steps to buy 3prlvatelY-
owned lots in Buck Gully Canyoo
between Shore Cliffs and Corona
del Mar. The lots are assessed
at tess than $100 each.
• OKAYED THE NAME "Sa.n
Joaquin Hills Park" lor a
senior-citizen or lentedpa.rkal-
ready planned for the inter.
section of Crown Drive aoo
San Joaquin Hills Rd., Harbor
View Hills.
• APPROVED RAISES In
prtces ofrecreaUooalacUvlties
Instruction taught by the l*!ks,
beaches aod recreation depart-
ment. Tennis instruction will
co lC) trom $10 to $15 per
session.
• REAFFmMED Its pollcy
to notify Yellow Cab Co. at
least 90 days before for mally
considering any appUcatloo tor
new cab companies to operate
in the ctty.
• DIARIED untJl AprU 10 a
request to create one Jot tor
a cOOdomtnlum a t tbe oortb-
east corner ot Lafayette An.
and Lido Park An,
FINAL T RA VEL FI LM OF SCHO LARS WIN AWARDS
SEA SON THIS F RIDA Y First ratmd wlnoeu lD tM
The Newport Harbor Kiwanis Bank of Amer ica'• uunal$85,.
Club wtU present the seuoo's 800 community coUece awardl
fina l travel and adventlD'e ntm procram lDclude ·the lollowtnc
at B p,m, this frlda)', March Joeal residents, all attecw~tnc
17, 1n the Orangt CoastCoUece Oranp Coast Collep: Glbrltle
auditorium. Adtlns, .US Bolero Wa)', Wut
John Goddud will narrate Newport Hetebtl. lD the tech-
his lllm, "KayaU doWn tbe nlcal~Yoc:atloall area; Dan&
NUe," shOW lnc ICtoel ot hll Pierce, 2U5-1/Z Onap At't .•
journe)' of more thu 4,000 Costa Mea, 110Cillldeoee Ud
miles trom the aol&l'ce to the humiDitJH; JO&DD Buabe. 717.
moulh of the NUt, Ht1 tr"' 8 SbaUmar,<Oita ..... ICI·
has been compared to the KOil enee aod enctneerlDc. TbiJ wtll
Tltt eJ;pedltlon tnd thecoaquest eacb reeet .. $1 50 aod wtll ad~
of Mt, Enrpt, YIDCtlDto tbe Mml-ftMla,
CORONA
FOR
DEL MAR
RENT
Spectacular "'"' for )'OW Utly. From lblJ Harbor
Vltw hllltap abaft Coroea dtl Mu.
Dramatic archltedwt . H...,.,, ..._ ..... Prtncy.
Pool,..,.-. Pill., ... c_to _la.,..CIP'DI
,.... Ulll 111r" __ ., two-. ,_ p.,·, au
Ulll-loc-
Bayview a p a r t m e n ts
IAN IOAOUIM Mll.l.l lOAD,
IAIT Or MA CAITMVI IOULIVAIO
~EWPORT HAR80R ENg(lH
flR$! SECJ!OII - --Pm S
RealE
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This One Puts
Mr. Clean to Shame
A VIEW HOME
Four bedr ooms, 3 baths and family
room; for mal dining r oom, plus 2
fireplaces and a lot of extras.
$99 ,500
• • • •
NEW LISTING!
HARBOR VIEW HILLS
T hree bedrooms, family r oom, 2
fireplaces, formal dining r oom, plus
you own the land. Call for app't.
$79 ,500
••••
C-2 LOT
Middle of Costa Mesa.
$26 ,500
,
TIIURSOAY, MARCI111, "12
CQRQI!A DEL MAR, CAU F, . (".,. ' -.. _. ! • -. . . . . . ;
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MACNAB-IRVINE
We are happy to announce that our go-getting
staff with our loyal friends produced just
under two million dollars in etisting home
sales last weekend .
John Macnab
FINER HOMES
ESTATE SIZE LOT
Huge. charming family-living·k.itchen, rle-
lighUul dining room area overlooking large
brk. terrace . large yard · room for olympic
pool. Interior newly professionatly decorated
lovely carpeting. expensive fixtures. 4th
BR or formal DR. Fashionable Dover Shores.
Remarkable value.
LIDO PENINSULA
Gourmet kitchen · bayfront pool · vacht ~~~p ·
3 BR's . 2 bath • fire place. $87,500 . ~·ra nk
Peralta 642·8235.
MAC NAil-IRVINE
REALTY COMPANY
644-6200 642-8235
Harbor VJew Center 901 Do.,.r Dr l't'e
t 644 M..cArthur Blvcf.
NEWPORT BEACH
PRESTIGE WATERFRON T HOMES
SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT
J lind• Isle Drive -Open Sund•y
Reauuful new 5 BR.. -4 1"l BA home \\ater·
frnnt i1vmg rm. & forma l d inm2. il and~omP
oak panelled ram rm . frplc . wet bar Lan!e
ma ~ter o;uit e has frplc. & cozy lounj.!e an•t~
\'lf'W of Ra y & the mountainS $Ji9 500.
Sl Lind• hie Drive
~ BR ~·~ ha, on !a;.:oon Lgf' '.4<1\e r\lnnt
fam1h rm & IJ\'Jni!: nn Forml'll rt mmc rm
custorn dt·cor deck & slip SIA9 nno
77 Linda lsi• Drive
Re ;wtJfull\ de«"oratcd 5 RR hnme nn lacnon. Jlu~e m sl'r BR. w beam ceJIInJ;. frpl L£r.
)i\' rm !..· fam1 i\ rm Formal dm nn Secur-
Ity ~\~tern derk & hoat ~!Jp SZJO.OOO
For Complete J.,formetion
On All Homes & Lots, Pleue Cell:
BILL G RUNDY, Realtor
lslancNn Bldg. •t Lind• Isle
341 IIAYSIDE DR., SUITE 1. N.S. 675-4161
Newport e.ach Balboa
Balboa Isla nd Costa Mesa
Lido Isle Corona del Ma r
NO POINTS ••••
NO LOAN COMMITTEE •••
• •• NECESSARY TO BUY THIS NEWPORT
ISLAND DUPLEX ... JUST IN TIME FOR SUMMER
WITH A REASONABL E DOWH , OWNER WILL
CARRY A F1 RST TRUST DEE D.
This custom duplex is in beautiful
COf'lditietn·. ·with pi er and flet in fron t,
C A.LL FO R APPOI NTM T TO V IEW
Off••• t $82,000
-MARTINfl
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BROADIIIOR BEAUTY
:1 l!;R. nn FEE land In Irvine. L.cvf'ly lanai,
fiUTii!y rm. A din. rm. C&ll now. 542.250.
CORONA DEL MAR DUPLEX
.1 Rr. fr .. nt lr 2 BR l"'llr on l'~lfll 51lC In! So.
nl li••J' 5ff lh1~' S'YI,51¥1.
COM CU~1iE
' -~.. '
IIU\11: SHOW REALTORS
3:>J.l l:..t t A• H~huy
. <kl
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P ete Barrell Realty
prejtmlj
MUCH TO OFFER
NOT JUST THE USUAL -3 Bedrooms
and family room, but this home has
A POOL, storage, paneling and ca-
thedral ceilings, sprinklers and elec.
garage door opener. All for .
$53 ,500
1120 lRVlWf" A VI!., 1>1.8. OPEW SAT. & !tU N. l·S
Of FI CE OP EN SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS
t~ PETE BARRETT REALTY
1605 WootciiH Dr .. N.l.
642-5200
Q OI'£N THIS WEEKEND ct:
405 Catalina. N.B. 3 Br., pool. rec rm. S53 .900
8 14. Irish, CdM Duplex with great charm.
.. . .. .. . .. . .. . . . . . $67.500
.U2 E. Coast, CdM Triplex. V1ew ... S75 .000
"'18 Seaward. Cd M Tnplex. S79 .500
ORAN(i£ COAST REAL ESTATE
2600 E. CNst Hwy. at Dahlia ~
CORONA DEL MAR 644 4141
! ••••••••••••••••••• MLS SALES REPORT
Sales through the Multiple Listing
Service of the Newport Harbor-Costa
Mesa Board ot Realtors totalled $6.5
mUllen 1n J anuary of 1972. THIS IS
A 7'1% INCREASE OVER JANUARY
OF 1e711 380 new 118tings were
proceued, of which 64% were sold;
83% ol aale1 were cooper ative.
W.t your property with a Realtor.
t II t tIt 1 .1 It, ...
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BBAL BATATB
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8 UStHBS.f P .OP BATtBS
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P .O ,BSSIOII AL
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ROY
McCARDLE
REALTOR
lt8LI.UL~ SllltVI CB
SIN Clf lf4J
54&-7729
1810 NEWPORT BL
COSTA MESA
Curt Dosh
RI!A.L. TO A
•n ... t1a-•••· ns-sta
1131 W. COAST RWY.
NEWPOa T BEACII _ .. ,_ .....
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Ouick to reserve an apartment 1n one ol our new sections (The
qu1c ker you are. the better your chances of gettmg the floor plan
and location that Ill you best )
Pari~ West apartments tend to hll up last.
W1th adults over 30 (And under 30 ) They l1ke the adults-only
sect1ons w1th pflvate pools and JacuZZIS and barbecue p11~1.
With Moms (And Dads And kids J They l1ke the lam11y sec !10ns
w1lh tot lots The pre· school The teen center The Jun1or Otymp1c
SIZe pool
W1!h athletes (And JUS! pla1n good sports ) They l1ke Par k West
recreat1on lt outdo es every other apartment compte.: 11"1 !he area
There's a three-acre activity park F1Ued w1th sw 1mm1ng and ther·
apy pools N1ght-hghted tenn1s Volleyball, handball A large turt
area lor )OQQinQ and touch football.
There"s a. tw o·story clubhouse Complete health club lac1ll!les
and tra1ned allendants Lounges. game and party rooms l="ull·t1me
recreat1on manager
Par~ West has so meth1ng lor everybody So. no matter what your
age, or mat!!al status. or athletic abll1fy you re sure to ht •n It
you hurry
3883 Parkview Lane. Irvine. Juat on the San mego Freeway at Gulver Road.
Adults only, !rom 1110. Family apartments. from 1115.
IEWOIU HAIIIOR t,ll Gil
fiiiST llC'I10II --· -I'M I
l)IURSOAY, MARCH If, 1!172
COROllA DEL ~All. CAU F.
. . . of so cial note
l r PIG liar)' lllld Pal Sllopord art
nt W&Htr Bartel or tboae t.ek apta oa Aillnrlli'J
_., --..,.tile It-Luo, -s.,,lfter • ._t. noo ~ eoa.y Clab ro-of,_, Ill~ at Loo Gltoo.
eoollJ r-IIICI fl'otn • quick Wboo Pat llrol rlllrld 1<om
fteatfol to New Z•aud, A._ bit DtWCJIPtl' wort, ht IDd
tntia ud tiOtle plaeM 1D be· U&r)' Wtrt UYi.Dc 1n Belbol.. • • • twen. M.r. Burke, bead ot tM mlNtle diYt.ioo ot Me[)rooaeU.. Mrs. Vernon Mattbft's o1.
DouelU, theo toot a burrted 22!0 Paclfle AYe., Cotta u ..
trip to WUhiD&too, we UDder-Is QPtiWic ber home this eYen:
staDd __ &Dd 1n between wu toe. March 16, tor a benettt
busy u cllt.trman of Christian eard party belnc lfa&ed by the
le&darshtp week tn the Harbor CoutUDe Autlllry oftheCosta
Area last week. Mesa Veterans of Forelp Wars. Proceeds will 10 towud
et.neer research. • • •
I
I • • • • \
I
MRS. ZUAL WlTH DlSM EYLAH O PLAQUE We kDOW there's a dog who
ea.a talk &Dd sine 1D Costa
U eA, but eYidently Hubert
Pelraol thinks they can read.
Taclr.td to tbe llttle white fence
wllieh surrounds the new plants
around the tree 00 Coast Hwy .
lD trom of the Corooa del Mar
Pbatmacy, Is a sign which po-
Utely requests that doggies eo
find aoother tree.
• • •
There's a wee bali'D at the
home ol Mr. and Mrs, Patrick
J. Rep.llln Dana Point, ,. Uttle
ct.rl named Michelle, who ar-
rived at .Hoar Hospital oo
Wednesday, Feb. 23. Her
mother, the former Christie
Denner of Corona Hllhla.nds,
said the bouncing lass wetlhed
In at 8 lbs., 6 oz. at 7:03a.m.
Tbe Rep.ns Uve In Dana Point
to be Aear Pat 's work. He is
managing the Reuben-Coco
restaurants in the Laguna Hills
area. AlltheprospecUvegra.nd-
parent baby -sitters Uve nearby·
Pat's mother lives In Cosb
Mesa, ilDd the Elton Denners
Uve on Balboa island.
ST EP OUT FOR BR EAKF AST .. LUHCH .. BRIJIIC:HC
DOLPHINS WIN
DISNEY AWARD
The women's diYiston of the A Yot.th Employmeat Senlce
Newport Harbor Chamber of (YES) works tbroucD a pro.
Commerce tlas been honored fessional peraoonel counsel to
by DisneylaDd officials for Its help ftnd jobs for YOUDI peo.
outstanding communUy service pie. The Dolphlos PllY the uttllty
program here. b1lls for theservtcei.DdsiCII)Ort
A $1,000 Disneyland com-1t at meetlngs and In club pub.
munity serv ice award was pre-licaUons. The $1 ,000 Disney-
seated to the gro~ Last week Land prize will help YES to
durlng Disneyland's ann111.l eiP3.nd its services to more
awards luncheon In the Anaheim youngsters.
• • •
New residents In Corona
Htchlands are Mrs. Marton
Gelrer and her nearly teen-
are dau(hter, who have just
moved do'lt"n from Glendale.
Mr s. Geiger 1s a Christian
Science practitioner:.
JOHN STOWERS DIES convention center. Mrs, George BU DDY RI CH AND BAHD
Zebal, president of the "Dol. AT OCC JAZZ FESTIVA L
Phins," as the Chamber women An array ot 85 bands rrom
caU themselves, accepted the the western states aDd a special
check for her gro14>. concert b Budd Ri h nd lh Funeral services wUI beheld aero SQuadron, a volunteer re-
The money will help the dl-. Y Y c a e this Friday for John ThOmas serve rescue unit,
vision's youth emptoymentser-BOOdy J~ICh big band will hlch-Stowers of Corona del Mar He Is survived by h.ls wile,
vice. g!:~ t~eou!~ a:nuua~n~~~ who died Monday at age s7 Etta, at the t:lmlly home, 330
-
N.B. GETS PARK SITE
An offer of 8 acres of Irvine lrvlne Company will develop
Company land for a park. In the park according to plana
Upper Big Canyon was accepted .to be approved by the ctty, then
Monday by Newport Beach city the city will reimburse the
cound lmen. company for de,•ekl~meot ;.,~~~
The site, located between the The site Ues an
old a.nd new MacArthur Boule-designated as fiood plain
va.rds just west of Newport There will be no lnltlal
Hills Dr., ts situated where to the city for the land,
it can connect to other planned the city will agree to maintain
open spaces. the park once it is ftnlshed.
The Dolphins were the only festival March 23 _25_ The 3_ at PortMesaConvalescentHos. Orchid Ave.; 3 sons, Douglas
Newport Beach organization to day afWr will be sta....,. tn pita! after a long illness. and Bobby Stowers tn Alaska
win one of the 20 awards given 5QU He was a native of Texas and Lio'yd Brown, or Corona
by Disneyland to groups in Or-the occ auditorium, sta.rttnr and came to Corona del Mar del Mar; a daughter, Suza.Me
ange County cities outside of at 8 a.m. each day. In 19-43, For many years he Apjanlan of Dover Shores; 2
Anaheim. Drummer Buddy Rich wtll owDed aDd operated Stowers brothers, Millard Stowers of E 1• beth c 1 b
ThJs cltationaccompaniedthe put the cap on the festivities Automotive Service at the pre. West Palm Beach, Fla., and IZa aln succum s
award: with a . 2-hour concert In the sent location of Mr. C'sTex:aco Leonard Stowers of Garland
"For its tireless efforts 1n audltonum at 8 p.m. on Satur-Station at Orchid Ave. and Coast Texas, and 2 grandchildren: Elizabeth Cain of Costa Mesa She Is survived by her hus~
a ctively working for the better-day, March 25· Tickets, avail~ Hwy. In 1958 he wasa candidate Waverly Church tn Santa Ana was entombed last Saturday In band, Floyd; 2 dau(tlters, EUr.a-
ment of its community's phy-able In the OCC Student Store, for the Newport Beach City will be the site 0;. the 11 a.m. Harbor Rest Masoleum, follow-beth Adamson of Tucson, Ariz.
steal a.nd human resources, are $3 for adults and $2 for Council. He wa.a a member services, and burial wtll be lng her death March 9 at Park and Maryann Cain of Costa.
yoWlg and old, the organtr.atlon students with a student body of the Orange County shetlff's in Fairhaven Memorial Park, Lido Convalescent Hospital. Mesa, who works In the New-
selected tor thlsawardlsrtchly card. Santa Ana. Mrs. Ca.in, who was 93, Uved port Beach ctty building de-
deserving. In 1971, it ra.lsed Former 8 I Realtor dl'es at1924MonrovJ.aSt. partment, and by 2 grand-
funds for youth aoo dvlc pro-1 1 MI HIAnJRES TO BE SHOWN MRS. BL ANCHE REED OF ~~ldldrreenn. and 3 uoat-orand-
jects, reo:ognlzed deserving In-Henry Ramirez will lntro-"'"
dlvlduals and youth organir.a-Former Balboa Island Real-He moved to Oceanside last duce "the tuclnattnr world ot HARBOR VI EW IS DEAD Services at Saltz-Bergeron's
tlons, rewarded cltybeauttflca-tor W!Uiam CarltooStepheD.SOn. year and lived at 201 Mocldng-miniatures" at the Costa Mesa Blanche F. Reed ot Harbor Costa Mesa chapel were COD·
t10n efforts, aDd sponsored a woo died Monda y afttr a short bird Lane. Art Learue'.s monthly meettnr View Hllls was burled here ducted by the Rev. Jamu
successful youth employment Illness at Long Beach Veterans He Is survived by h.ls wife March 21 at 7:30p.m. at Adams February 14 after her death Piercy.
service. T hese vo lur.teeract1v-Hospital, was lnurned yester-Maybelle; his parents, Mr . and school. Feb. 10 at Park Lido Con-Mrs. Cain, born In Pennsyl-
ttie:, among many ot hers done day at Pacific View Memorl.al Mrs. LudwlgStephensonofWts-Mr. Ramirez has had many valescent Hospital following a van1a, had Uved 27 years 1n
uul.l.terally and co!lectlvely Cemetery, Harbor View HJlls. consln; 2 brothers; Robert one -man shows 1n Arpntlna, long Illness. She w:u 79. California and 18 years in Or-
with other organlr.aUons for Mr · Stephensoo, who was 61, Stephenson and James St~hen-Ch1le, Urucuay and Brazil. His Mrs. Reed, who was the widow ange County.
civic community service, have was a native of Wisconsin and son of Wisconsin; 2 sisters, collectors include John Wayoe, osurf v'""tvedlabyte ~eorhnsown. JRoe~,Jrls GRAND JURY IS TOPIC
earned u this award." came to CaUfornla In 1943. Geraldine Culp of Wisconsin Doris Day, Andy Devine, Jooa-" , ,... • Tb w
The Dolphins ' youth pro-He sold real estate here with aDd Aonabel Charnkeofllllnots, than Winters and Allee F1.ye . of 1211 Starboard Dr., Harbor N e omen's Dtvtsloo of the
grams lncl..:te a monthly ''Dol-Chet Salisbury of Balboe. ls-Sen1ces at Pacific View were He wlU dlJplay over 100 orilf-VIew H111s; a brother, Willard, c ewport Harbor Chamber of
phln Award" to a youth gr~ land, and later owned his own private. nal miniatures at the meeting. of Oklahoma; 3 sisters, Maude 1 omhmerce will holdltsmonthJ.y
picked for making significant realty n.rm. E Wahlgren or Oklahoma Willa unc eon meeting nut Wednes-
contributlons to society. During_ World War n, he nsenada d I d Stnex of Sun City Art':r. aM day, March 22, at the lrvtne
served tn the South Pacific. recor expec e Nella Bettinger oi P~dena.; Coa.st CountryCtub.
r---------------------., and 3 grandchildren Former Newport Beach Plans are under way for the · mayor Doreen Marshall wtU
silver anniversary runrunc of the flrst time," he said. ST. A.HDREW'S CHURCH speak on the subject of graM
NOW OPEN SUNDAY
Treat youneU to Marina's
lllht, delectable rollt: and
pastrlet. A n.rled menu with
a continental fiairl
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the Newport-Ensenada yacht Last year, more t:"-n 550 Dr. Charles Dterenfleld wm juries. She served as foreman
race, the blcgest yacht race boats entered the race, Which preach part of his lentenser·les of tbe last Orange County Grand 1702 NEWPORT BLVD. ot 17th FREEWAY
D H t E X N G
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BACK BAY
"PROGRESS,
NOT GROWTH"
DO YOU WANT
A COMPANY TOWN?
NO!
IT'S TIM E FOR A CHANG E!
Elect Paul Ryckoff
TO THE
NEWPORT BEACH CITY COUNCIL
I·' >tt I RY CK.()P P .,,JrU«fll$ tb1 RP.StDP.NTf
t'Jf tlu• Cit of N1wporl Bucb
FRF.f..WA.Y : t eep off the coasUine
IIIGH RISE:
n•~~SIT'V :
Reatrlct to few appropriate areae
Limit; retain vtllace almoAPhere
RA.f1( RAY :
AIRPORT:
Preaene aa a natural
Phase oat jets
ASNF.XATION : Limit Upanalon
reaource
COMM ITTE E TO ELEC T RYCKOFF
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
MARGOT SKI LUNG
ALLAN BEE I( TOM HOUSTON
MARSHA LL DUFFIELD FRANK ROBINSON
COMMITTEE
DARLENE AN DERSON
CARROLL BEE~
ELLEN 80ACMSENIUS
DICK CLUCAS
LOll COLLINS
ltia riCK( ..
LVLI ,.NLIV
TOM HVANa
M,G.JOHNION
WAL TEA KOCH
BOB LOWDEN
WILLIAM MARTIN
FLORENCE McCUE
ltiAifL ANDREWS I"EASE
AOfiERT 0 , AlES
In the world. has been growing steadily over on ''Take a long look at your-Jury.
The r ace begins May 4 at the years. sell" at the 3 Sunday services The grol.W)'s monthly "ac-
noon, just outside Newport Information about entries at St. Andrew's Presbyterian cent on youth" award will go
Harbor. may be had any time after Church, 600 St. Andrew's Rd., to the Newport Mesa Tutors,
Richard Jenness, general AprU I by calUng 673-2003. Cllff Haven, His topic wiU bt> a student-directed program at
chairman ot the race, said this Malllng address will be New-"What do you do?" Adult new UCl.
week that entries will be ac-port Oceao Saltine Assn., 2865 members will be received at
cepted beginntnr April 1. He E. Coast Hwy., Corona delMar. the 8 and 11 a.m. servtces.
cautlooed prospective racers Closing tJme for entries Is Communicant young people will
CH URCH OF THE MASTER
that they must be sure to have 5 p.m., Aprll17. be received at 9:30.
HEALTH NEWS : D!:PA"TMRNT
a va Ud rating tl"om either the
Midget Ocean Racing Fleet, the
Pact.nc Ha.nc:!Jcap Racing Fleet,
the Ocean Ra cing Catama.r&ll
Assn., or the lOR-Mark D.
before otncia.Uy enterlnr the
race.
Mr. Jennessaidraceotftclals
are expecting the biggest turn-
out ever for the 25th anni-
versary race. "Thls could be
the yeu we top 600 boats for
Solution for 20,000,000
Headaches?
Glil!st preacher for the 9 aod
11 a.m. S~y services at the
Lutheran Church of the Master,
2900 Pact.nc View Drive, J-4r.
bor View Hills, wiU be the
Rev. Wilbur Allen. The mid-
week lenten sen·tce at 7:30
p.m. Wednelday, March 22, will
feattae a ftlm trom the "Uvtng
Christ" series. 1816N~~POR~=T:=:::::::::::;~
ROSE DOMI T AHTO H DIES ~
Ftmeral services wert held MARINERS CHURCH neck to lnfluenoe olrc•lallon Tueoday In Costa Moll for
An occaalonal maautne Into the head. Poor posture Rose Domlt Anton, 81, who Dr
L I!GAL Monee article apprises the enormity to the neck, or poor head car-died March 11 at Hoar Hos-• Joe AJclrtcaa, wllo I'IOitnd ld.I Tll.. D. dqret
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING of tbechronlc headache problem rlap, could totroduce stress pltal after a long Illness. from D&Uu Tbeolarcloll lmt•'1i. DaJJu. TeD.J
NOTICE ts HEREBY GIVEN in the United States, aDd interfere with these nerves Mn. Aoton lived at 196! 18 tbt olllla'cll paM. 'hi aw, .WUUam 4etoa ~
ttlat the City Council of the The eltlm.atea of the number caustnr headaches. :::hurch St., CoN Mea.. Sbe .. _. .... l)l.llor ud II l'fiOibll lot 't.Uattoa IDd
City of Newport Beach will of vtcUma ctven to those The quut.ton may artse, "Do was born ln Lebanon, and had OCMIItU.,.
hold a pubUc heartnr reprdlng articles vary, but iodl.cate a such disturbances of the cer~ U'ed In CallfornJa for 51 year1. SUNDAY SCHOOL •... , • . 9:00 A.M.
Planning Commlulon Amend-consta.nt tocreaae. Apparently vlcal spine occur so frequently Rosary was recited March WORSHIP SERVICES •• 9:00 II 10:15 A.M
ment No. 310, apprOt"ed by there are well over twenty u to be a cauae of a large 13 at St, Joachim's Ch~acb EVEN1NC SERVICE ••••.• 7:00 P,U, ·
Plannlllg Commlslton rtJolu-mtWon headache 'lctlma DOW. perceotapofthe chrOftt chead-In Costa Mua by Fatber 2200 I . COAST HWY., COlOMA DIL .......
Hon No. 747, amendlne the Such estimates are reuon-acbt problem?" Tbomu J. Ne;tn~. --~~~~;~======= ~~ parking regulations for ar-. ably acc urate wbeo we note "AD overwhelmtnr perceot-
8 and 13 ot the Harbor Vtew the adverttslllr 1n De'WIPilpetl are of tbe people who t.ve OftiN t TO 6 • _., OliO IUMDAYI
Hills Planned Community Rtr• and magutnes --oo the radio co01ulted me for headache ~
ulations (Amendment No. S); and TV •• for preparallonl problems," Dr. Couture ays,
area 8 located oorth of S&D which are aid to bring rellef "ban had splnal dlsturbtnees
Joaquin Hi lis Road betweea ex-{not cure) from the extreme &Dd han looked to us tor a
I sUng MacArthur Boulevard and misery of headaches. Thenum~ 10lutJon of their problems ••
New MacArthur Boul..,arcf. and ber of sutferers must be al~ "The put of the sptml co·l~
area 13 k>cated south of Ford most beyood btUef to jult.lty umn that projects above
Road, east of Np MacArthur; . such adYertlatnc IJI)endttur ... ahouidtr ltnl. 1s a pedestal
pursuant toMuntclpleCodeSec.. We asked Dr. Gary L. Coo-tipcXI whlch rtlll the bead"
tlon 20.51.0'70. lure, D.C., of the Couture Or. Cout..-e not ... "Whee' a
Notice Is hereby fUrther ctnD CblropracUc Ctrattr In Newport peraoo sttft'eu a sudden, oo ..
that said pOOUc he&rlnr w111 be Beach, U there was a 10lutloo tiPKted blow to the heed, such
held on the 27th day of Mareb, to the DlUoa's headache prob-•• 1D a roup contact sport
1972, at the hour of 7:30 P.M.. lem. or 1n a home or auto lnJID'J,
in the C<Mmcll Ctw.mbtrs o1 "QuJ.te fnnllly," aays Dr. a ml~aUpment of tht oect
the Newport Beach City Hall. Co«urt, "I deflDitely think that boDes, or nrtebrae Is YVJ
at which Umt and place uy tbtre Ia aDd I refer to the pou;lblt."
and all per10ns Interested may el1ale&l l)ll:t«J of our pro.. ODee tbfs eoodiUoll 1.1 pre-
appear and be heard tbtrton. fellloa to btU me out. Y&IIN:, prtAUI't uti teu1ce
Laura Llcloa ".U lor my OWD Mil, I hi.Ye ballet • Cldllol palD.
Clb' Clerk bad muy hippy uperieaoet "I certalal111Jmp&tb1M wtaa
City Of Newport Beach wltb ebroaie bladacM prot).. ow ..UO.'t '-dlc:be ., ..
ennis frames 1
frames 16'5fsbcCiii""T.~~~
PubUab: Mueb ta, l8'7Z, tD lem.t olmuy, maJJY people," ,.,.,.,, Dr. Colt•t aya.
tile Mowport H&rbor EDIIp. -Dr. COolaro. "1'111.1 loa prol>lom ttlllelllfl&l
no prtJaarr "_., __ --11o -.. -Ire;;;;;;~~:~;:;;. ~OSSIMI OPIRA I LA TID lllbo --•--a! F• ., on J1U1. I ..... t1tot Ill • JACK PUICI LL
AT DCC PO' IIIA~CH 21 _.. actloo. Till elliot .. _ au,._ Willi&---J • Sll ·-·Open-Will of IIIIa III ____ -WIU-10 lllo ~ .~IDID.Io.l •• IS OIS pr-"lAo Co--la," 11111&1 ______ pndlcprt'tUIOOU!IIIIIpral>.
R-'I ••-ol lbo Cll-11111&1 JIOOIWo. allll _._ ol IIIIa 111111.-t
dorolla _, .. ~ ~ A..-u, U!l ploJI!o-..... 1 ..... UDIII' TIMMII
cou..a 11 ,,iO p .... r...-,, lolllc&llJ _.,.., ko to • Dr. COotoroOMI•I•-1.------------------.1 =~~.::,::...~·· ==--:~.,~..:;::..~·::..Or!;;_::,:
JOII:I'H AOIINEA, JR,
OOflltll SUNDERLAND
'LOfiiiNCI VANOI!OI'tt1T
RUTH WHITNEY A. \1.-.c~MT .IOfiQ-I.N Dresses & Shorts
? What's
your?
opinion?
•
• JAlttT DRAKE, U,oUJ90
Collep AYe., Costa MeM, of-
nee worker: "GreccStone. He's
my nanee and hctlaiOOOUDder-
staodln(,"
• SUSAN AtsnN, 17,of2Z31
Irvine An., West Upper Bay,
NEWPORT
BEACH
JOe
THE NEWPORT HARBOR
D PARK PETITION
DRIVE GAINS SUPPORT
Balbo& laluden Meklac a
p&.rt-Ute community '*lter for
the lalaod II)' about bllll ot
lbt relddeat• they bave ap.
PI'OI.Ched bave Jlped a peUUoo uttDc for a bood lane to
buy ""' lite.
Tbt Bllboe. llla.od Imprcwe-
meat Aao. Ia clrculatioc tb.e
potllJooo, The rr<>IC> nnte to
purcbUt the 150 ft. by 85 ft.
Comm..Uty Methodist Church
property OD Apte Me. betweeG
Park An. aod the b&y. The
cburcb Is moYinc 1000 to a
new butldlng aeuNewportCen-
ter. The old church site Is
aa.ld to be anJlable tor
$180,000,
The money would be ra.tsed
by a special boDd electloa on
the lalabd. The ctty of New-
port S.Cb would be asked to
malJD.in the eommunU:y center 1
after It Ia bu.llt.
Kn. Tom Hou.too, the u ..
aoei&Uoo'a aeeretary, aid thlJ
w"k lbat ".ome board mem-
bers ln the aqoelatloa ,.,,
DOt yM bad lime to 10 from
door-to-door with thepetltloos,,
bul reporta we ba'f'8 cotteo bide
10 far sbow about half of the
people are interested."
Mn. Houstoo aid a eurre.al
at~aual membership drive,
aimed &t puahlnc the anoel&-
Uon'a memberlhip atxwe the
current 750, Ia pttinc on
a~rt from renters oo the
tsla.od who have small eh.tldreo
who would blneftl from play
areas iJl lhe proposed com-
munity center.
MOIIUU~~t~~U.f -...-11111
.._.....,.., •• -IUollll)lr ~
DlRECTtNC THE WAY to the desert safari, tbe amnal
IPtlD( dl.oce of the Newport Harbor Eacbanpttes are
Ura, O.l&flt Glck, at left, and Mrs. Coy Watts. Members
will trod the hot saOOs 1o "Mecca" (Balboa PntUon) at
6:30 p.m. this Saturday, March 18, The shtek's feast
will be at 8 p.m. and harem danclng trom 8 to mJdnt(tlt
with music by Ansel Hill. The dress wtu be desert attire,
The theme of the dance Is the Palm Springs kick-off.
Top prit.e Will be an expense paid trip for Z for the E•-
c hanre Club's annual trek to Palm Sprlngs to be hekl. tile
weekend of May 19.
PTA ELECTS MRS. TAFE
student at Corona del Mar hl&fl M ,
school: "My science teacher, f S S
Mr, Brad Thurma.n, because Andria Benner
weds Frank Marshall
BE A GOOD NEIGHBOR
11 you are a newcomer, or
know or • oawoiomer to
the H&rbor Area who h.u
not been welcomed, do
her a fnor by caJ.1inq the
H.arbor Visitor betwem 8
&nd 10 a.m. Mld the .W
call o n your friend with
'IAIUI.ble information and
l)i!u from frindly ~~~~
ness firms which ltano
rudy to help hctr bltoome
acquainted with her new
rurroundincjs.
be ll'ants to turn Btr Canyoo
Into a botanical p.rd-.."
IOlCOATn
• MRS. WAYNE CARTER,
42, of4633 Fatrneld Or •• Cameo
ShOres, interior designer:
"Bllly Graham. Hct represents
all that Is posUtve ud con-
structive In American thought
today."
1 BOB COATES, 53, of 1890
18th St., Nctwport HeJgt\tl,
mortp.re banker: (after .ome
deep thou(ht) --"You know,
t can't think of anybody I par.
Ucularty admln rllbf: oow."
THE HARBOR VISITOR
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MY HUSIANO WAS kiLlED IN A 1<.4 \LIT AR.Y AIRPLANE
CRASH. HIS BODY CO UL D NOT IE RECOVERED AN D
ID ENTIFIED. IS IT TRUE THA T THE GO VERNMENT WILL
FUR NISH A MEMORIAL. WHICH MAY BE PLACED ON
OUR LOCAL CEMETER Y PLOT . FOR HIM I
by EUGENE 0. BERGERON
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COSTA MIS.&. 2 LOCATIONS COlONA d~ WAR
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MARINERS SAVING S
AND LOAN ASSOCL\TION ,.__, <fC'Ifllol ,._ c---
~,. DO\IUI•--T aa.ACM,CAU, •U&l• ,., .... l..OOO
ENTRIES
SAVINGS
JUDG ING
ARE DUE IN THE LOBBY
ON MONDAY, MARCH 27TH
AND EXHIBIT PERI OD .
OF MARINER S
FORA 5DAY
AN AWARDS PRESENTATI ON WILL TAKE PLACE AT
4:00P.M. IN THE MARINER S LOBBY ON FRIDAY
MARCH JIST.
BRING YOUR FAMILY AND FRIEND S TO SEE TH E
EXHIBIT AND TO MEET THE EASTER RABBIT IN
PERSON ON THE 31ST .
BASKETS HAY BE PURCHASED BUT ALL DECDRA·
TIONS HUST BE CUSTOM DESIGNED . EA CH ENTRY
MUST MEASURE LESS THAN 36 INCHE S HIGH AND
36 INCHES WIDE.
PLEASE INDICATE ON THE ENTRY FORM IF YOU
WILL WANT TO KEEP YOUR EASTER BASKET OR
HAVE IT DELIVERED BY MARINERS SAVING S TO
A LOCAL CONVALESCENT HOSPITAL FOLLOWING
THE EXHIBIT AND AWARD S PRESENTATI ON.
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NEWOIITHAMOR EJISUJI
THURSOAY, MARCil 1&, 1111
COIQIIA DEL IIAII, CAUF.
Reviews
CHIIliiTIAN NIWI,. NIW MAYIN, MO •
.... LIYlNG .aLE . ·-r=..,. a rr rtt H •.. .,... ···--p ,, ,,,...o....._on. .. Door Dr. BIU.-I """" o ou.tloft.' I Aow ltftffl .om.
~ MY IIW"f would b. riO
bobfa ;,. HHWII. I don 'l Nllcw
wMt tiNy My. W4cu If your ,.u.n .
ANSWER: II I understand
your quHtion, you are not
asldnr whether or not little
babin will 1'0 to Heaven but
whether or nO( they will remain
babin in Heaven.
I think there ie no doubt in the
world but that little babies,
dyinr in infancy, do 10 to
Hu.ven. Firat Corinthians 15:22
18)'1,
"For ell in Adam all di•. ewn
10 in ClarVt 1laall all bt mode
aliiJfl."
There is a senH, then, in
which little babitn are not held
account.~~ble (or their 1ina until
they reach the time they realize
they are einnen. This time is
c alled the a~re or
account.bility." This i11 not a
bi~ical term but it ill the best
upre .. ion we know to describe
the time when a little child
rea.lizu that he deliberately 11in1 .
Until a child doe! reach this a~ee.
he is not •awd hut he i• lupt
•aft.
We btolieve th1s is what Dav1d
meant when he !laid. concerning
the death of his mfant lion. "But
now he ia dNd, why ~hould I
{a.t7 Can I britl6 him baclt
~ain1/ahall 10 to h1m, but he
•hall not return to me" 111 Sam.
12 :231.
Will B•bie• Remain Babies in
Heaven
We do believe, Without a
doubt. that people who d1e m
infancy will be in Heaven. Hut,
wiU they rema1n tiny bab1es
throu~rhout eternity or will they
grow up~
The Bible does not !i pecifically
say.
It ia my own belief that bab1e11
1n Heaven will grow up There
are seve ral rea80ns wh y I believe
this.
The Loaical Result of Uf•
In the first place, maturny,
~rrowing up. 1s the I(Oal of all hfe.
The purpotle of acorn:, i:. to
produce oak tree!> Of courst> an
acorn, 1n itself, I!> good but the
lol(ical re!!iult of an a corn 1" fin
oak. A little acorn 1s not ali
valuable as a I(Teat oak trf:'e .
In Ephe•ians 4·11 ·14 we read,
.. And M raw tome. apo•rln;
011d tome. prophet•: and aome,
evanltli.ata; and MOme, paatort
and teac.:htrJ; For the ~r{ect1111
of the •aintt {or the worlt of the
minUtry {or the edi{yitJ6 of the
body a{ Chrilll, Till we all come
in the unity of the faith, and of
the ltnowledMe of the So11 of God,
unto a ~r{ect man, unto the
meoaurf!' of the itloture of the
{ullne.. of Chrilft; That we
hen~forth bf!' no mort children ,
IOiflf!'d to and fro , and carr~d
atHllit with every wind of
dodrir1e. by the &leilht ~r men.
and cunni111 cro.{tifle&s. by
wh1ch they l1e 111 wa11 lo
dec:~illf!'.'"
Notice that God gtves avostllll
and prophet" and evanl(t>l l .. h
and pastor .. and teacher!> tn
r.rder that we all
come "t.wto a Jnr{ed man "
and that we "hetl <~{orth bf!' no
m ore children... Now. nottce
that word '"perfect."" It corneli
fr om the Greek word ltatartuo
and tt mean!> ""to reach a goa l or
a chteve a purpo10e ... It Ht not
talkmg about !l lnlesll perfectiOn
becau!le 1ome 1n the (Jid
Tettament who were described
as perfect were certatnly not
tinlell tGen. 6 :9; I Kini{'S 15 14 .
etc ) Rather, it mean1 to grow
up and not act like children
Let me repeat that maturity 111
the loric.al1oal of life.
In the MCOnd p .. e.. no on•
can r .. Uy know t.h• joy~ or a
camplett Ute who i.a not matuN.
People often MY. "Heaven Juat
couldn't be ao wondtrrul without
precious little t.bl•."
Wonderful lor whom?
Certainly not for the babiH! A
little baby cannot pouibly Ill
the moet qut or lite without
rrowina up. After •II. I never
hear anyone talk about what a
wonderful time he had when he
wu only three months old!
Even childhood days, rich and
full u they may have been, will
not compare with adulthood.
Billy Sunday used to quote,
8ecltWM'd, twm Mc*wMd 0 ttme
In thy ft~t,
MH• me • ohlld ... In Juet tor
ton...,.t.
Childhood days may have
been the m0t1t carefree daya of
your life. But a little boy or 1irl
cannot know the fullneu of life.
They are nat old enouah. They
cannot know the joys or
marriare. of becomin1 paren'-;
they cannot know the joya of
chaJienge. My own childhood
days (until I waa about fourteen
years old) were wonderful and I
like to think of th~m. But all of
my wonderful boyhood
days-huntinr and fithinr and
breakinlil horse& and workinr
cattle-all of those years put
torether would not compare
with one week of beina a
pr~acher married to the
Princesa!
So, I just cannot ima~rine that
uny babie1 will rem<un tiny
b.~tbies forever and forever and
forever in He.~tven ~
Jesu• Grew
Luke 2:52 is a remarkable
ver1e ... And Jeaua increo.aH in
willllom and alalure, and in favor
with God and man."
You will notice that Jesus
rrew three ways-intellectually,
physically and spiritually. Since
He is our perfect example. we
ousht to try to develop our
minds, ourht to take care of our
bodies, and ousht to rrow
spiritually.
Since Je1u11 ia our example in
everyth inr . we can certainly
undentand why He did not
remain a baby durin1r His
P.arthly e111tence. And it is
utterly unthinkable that He
would be a baby 111 Heaven ! But
it .eems to me it ia al110 incredible
to believe that God would forbid
babiefi in Huven to srow up into
maturity.
Th ings
H••venly
We all know that !>Piritual
thm1r1 and heavenly thlni8 are
often tllultrated by earthly
thinss. For example. just as a
human comes into bemt throush
birth. salvation come1 throu1h
the new birth. A• a father
"pitieth hi• childtYn," so God
loves Hil children. AI humiLn
brothers are bound torether by
earthly t1es. so Chri1tiant are
brothers 111 Chriat and bound
together in apiritual ties.
Peter reminda us that we are
to .. ,row in frace." And m I
Peter 2·2 we read, '"A• Mwborn
babes. dnire the pure miiJr of the
word, that ye may •row by it,"
We are exhorted to ''bt no
more ch ildiYn ... but. .1row
up Into him in all thinllf" IEph.
4.14. 15 1.
So, both phyucally and
sp1ntually we are exhorted to
lfrow up. It only seerru. lor1cal.
then , that those who die 1n
mfancy and have no opportumty
of growin11 here will become
mature in Heaven
Frankjy. I never expect tO 1ee
another baby aher the
millenn•um ~
AJmo.e: 100,000 coptes ofT HE
LIVUIQ BIBLE u. .. been pre-
aold, Clemonatraunc tha tre-
m~ AIIPHI of Dr, Keneth
H. 1'1Jior'• parapbru1q. F.F.
Bl"'le•, Profesaor of Biblical
Crltteiam ud EJ:ece••• aaya:
'''l"boM from wbom Bible Ian-
IU*Itl la a.lmoat a for•tp ton-cue wtll llnd that THE LIVlNG
BIBLE brl .. a the euenUal
mea .... of the Scripture borne
to tbem In terma whoae mean-inc" tbty ean underetaDd.''
TIM boot'a prelllce aaya that
"The tbeoloclcal lodeatar tn
lhla b:JOk h .. been a rtcld ev-
t.ftCeltcal poaltion." 1bta para-
phrase eontalna many b@l~tul
footftOtea. It Ia 1enerally faith-
ful to tbe meanlnl of the He -
brew &.bel Greek tnt.
Altboup nanceUcala will
appredat@ the euUy under-
stood lancua1e of T HE LIVING
BIBLE, there are some paa-
saaea which do not present the
actual meantac of the text. The
messianic meanlnc of a few Old
Testament pa•sa1e1 11 obscur-
ed In THE LIVING BIBLE.
Genesis 4:1 THE LIVING BI-
BLE: "For , as she said, 'WHh
God's help, I have created a
man!'" The Hebrew text: "EYe
said, 'I nave cotten a man ,
THE LORD.' "
Genesis 2:18 THE LIVING
BIBLE: "These descendants of
yours will conquer their enem-
Ies, and be a blesstnc to all the
nat tons oft he earth-all because
you have obeyed me.'' The
plural Is also used In Genesis
26:4, 28 :14 , and Psalm 89 :4.
Tbe Hebrew text· '"In your DES-
CENDANT all Ole people on
Hrth wlll be blessed." (c p.
Gal. 3:16)
Proverbli 8:22: "The Lord
formed me In the beginning,
before he created anything
else.·' The text: "The Lord
was MY FATHER."
Although THE LIVING BIBLE
properly uses '"virgm " for the
Hebrew ALMAH In lsa.lah 7:
14 , a footnote says· "The con-
troversial Hebrew word used
here sometimes mea ns 'vl rR"tn '
and sometimes 'young woman ·
lis immediate ust' here refers
to Isaiah 's young wlfl" and her
newborn son (Isaiah 8· 1-4).
This, of course, was not a vtr-
gtn birth ·· Howt'ver, nowhere
else in tht> Bible wh ere thf'
Hebrew ALMAH IS ust'd can It
be tra.nslated with anything bul
virgin. The meaning or a word
IS df!termlned by Its usage and
not Its etymoloey. lsatah'spro-
phecy here referred dlnc lly to
the birth of Christ and not to
a.Dy child to be born o! a youn~~:
woman llvlf\g at Isaiah's lime
(Set' Ou r di SCUSSIOil OfthiS tJ(llt11
tn BAAL OR GOO)
Zechartah 12 10 THE LIV -
ING BIBLE "they w1ll look on
him they pierced, ·· The
text ''They will look at ME
whom they have pi erced "'
The true meamnr of several
passage& pertaining to thl" sac-
raments Is hidden The sacra-
ments In some Instances are
m~de symbols.
Mark I 4 "He llvl"d In the
wilderness and taught that all
should be bll.plited as a publtr
announct'ment of their deciston
to turn their backs on Sin , so
that God could forgivf! them '"
Text "Preaching that peoplf'
repent and be bapllzed '" Nott'
also Luke 3:3 , Acts 13.24 and
Acts 19:4
I Connthlans 11 25 '"This
cup Is the new testament ~>@
tween God and you that has
been est.abhshf'd and set tn mo-
tion by my blood ·· Text· '"This
cup Is the new covf."nant 111 My
blOOd "' NotE' also Luke 22 ·20
Whtle THE LIVING BIBLE
properly presents the mean -
11\g of most pa.!>sages whi ch
emphasu.e the deity of Chrtsl.
the deity IS obscured tn Ro·
mans 9 5, 2 Thess 1·12, and
John l 18
TWO MINUTES
Romans 9 5 THE LIVING BI -
BLE "Great men of God were
your lathers , and Chrtst him -
self was one of you, a Jew ao
far as his human nature is
concerned, he who now rules
ov~r all things. Pra.ise God
for•ver!" Text (Beck'a trana-
latton): "They have the ancea-
tou and from them accordlnl
to His body came Chrlat, wbo Is
God OYer @verylhlng, blessed
forever. Amen.''
THE IJIIJLE
IY COINIUI,II I . HAM I'IU
NilAN I IIU '-OCIUT
CHI (AOO, IILINOII 606:n
THE SPIRIT OF SONSHIP
f m ~·· ''·I~ •· lUI/ 11"1 I' I II/ //11·
hut ~·· "·"'" ,,., ,.,,,,,J 111•· ''"'''
o i iJdOfJ/tllfl <I •I
fJ~ W I' (.f~, /I!JI,,I
8:151
·~· .. hll<
{ Iff<•·•
Tt1•• p(l$1 11!111 ••I ilu• t .. ·l•••v•·r 111
ltlfo lanu lv of <...•"' '" ''"'I'IY dl,,,.
tralf!d •01 II'> +11 lht• <'j!l<;l lo·~ <If
Pnul In G.•l 4 I rl lh•• -wo,.ll•·
alludf>s tO H-..• j,,. I lhool 111 !Ill"
h l 11 of C'o/Ofy Hl•h,.•w lluy !11•·r•·
came a t 1me. ltt'llOir'll•(f bv !ho•
father. when 1t.. llld Wd~ 101"
mally declared to 00 11 lull qrvwn
soo. w1th all tne '•Qht <; anrt Ill' IV
!leges of sonlh!p.
11 was not assumed thttl th,.
young men would no longo>r rw,fJd
ovetleerS 10 kiM!Ip him '" Chf!ck. Th•• would be natural ,,f'de•-
ll•ndlng and eo-operllton be·
r.un flthtt and son. And so lhe
"lldoptlon '" (Gr.•~»PI«ingl pro-
ceM~,.. took 1)18Ce, lndlUttng
..... ct~Ud, now 1 fuii'9'0W"
't.lfl. Wci S nq IOil{jf!l uo10r!r la w.
1•~<1 um l••r q1.11.1'.
Ami bf'r,uJ.H' ~,. 11re sons,
,.,,.,...,lh~> at>0\!1". Gnd hatfl !lent
f111111 ,,.,,. s,,.,,, of H•s Son mto
yaw ,,,,)r/s. r:''f"lfJ Abba. father.
Wt,•tdon· tn1111 .we no mote 11
~t!lv.ml, but '' lfu/1-yrown) son"
f(,,,f 4:6 71
lh<l; •5 tho• 1JOS1t 1nn of every
Ot'lli"]llf•r +n Chfl!~l HI· mav. l•ke
""' CUimth,an~ ll ld l he 11 babe
lfl h<!l Sp lntllfll,..llperu::ncf! II Cor.
1·1) hut m Chfi.H hP occupoftt
It'"" pos11Lon of a full ·grown son,
and to grow !IPH+tually 11 will do
htm rm good to go back under the
law tw mu11 rather rec:ogntut
h,s llarw:hng before God 1n gr«l!.
Tholl IS why the llpoSflfl lllyl in
Aom .8:15:
··re h11ve not rectuved thll
4plflt of bond•~ 11gem to '""'·
but re hiiVI fiiUIVI!d the fPiflt
o1 IOI"IIhtp, wherl!by •• cry.
Ab.b•. llllhllf, ..
Accordlfll to the beat manu-
acrlpts , John 1·18 should be
translated ·'The only Son who
II God.''
We ~ve lone admlred the
work of Dr. Kenneth Taylor
and have recomm@nded&ftddls-
trtbuted a number ot ht. booka.
Hll THE LIVING BIBLE Ia one
of tbe beat and most reliable
modem trualattona and pa.ra-
phr .. •• available.
"l!IE TIME IS SHORT"
Dr. Walter WU.On decided to
bep a minu~ r.cord of how he
pUMd each minute of the day.
Ha was appalled-and you will
be appalled-at tht hideous ••te of time. We •r• all uperta
on how the IDVe11UIMnt WAit.-mon.,.. But at the Jud,ment
S..l ol Cbrltl .... oh.U lifl ...
aceounl ol OURSELVES. ond
wMt we did wfth tiM dan that
shall ,...... be repeated, newr ba
replaced, farner and ewer. '"Thia
I ooy. bmluon. the limo lo
ohorl .. :· (I Cor. 7:29). '"Uitlo
chlldnn, II lo the IMI limo .. :•
(1John2:JI).
-r-cfvlfou.~ vk....,.
Why Did Christ Come Into
the World?
FROM "JEWISH HOPE," 80)( 707, LOS ANGELES, CALli'.
By L N. Bell {Chrlatlanlty Today)
Our Lnrd '~ .~11m1· '"''~ nul y·lt>eted hy Hi11
parents but wa" n part 1,f tht• di vine annunr ia·
tir,n '" J n~·ph : ··,.\nrlt h"u shalt call His nam,.
JESl S: f,r tit· !!hall .-h\l" I lis people "
1 ~hn . 1 :21 1.
Onr·~ tht· ~ii!uifio·aur o· .,f th e namt:, Jesu!
(Sa\ iuut!. i-t .. -t. t).,. lllf'"aninjl (Jf Chri11tmas
cea!f"l'o l u ,.x1o;t ; f,,r lhi .. in tt-rvenliun uf God
in human h i1-tu r ~ h11 .• ~i)!nifi r-ance only 011 we
urulenland it.'! pur1wtr.
That th,. Chri-tlan 1;.,~1-•d is a declaration
uf this divino· inll"rH·nli .. n is the one LhinJL;
that makt"!l it rr·l•·' aut I" ra• h p;ene raliun.
That the purpo"•· of Christ's cmnin~ into
the world atrikt>.!l at tlw vt>ry root of human
pride, 11hnuld mah us 1111ubl y wary lest havinp:
sef'n .,.,.,. fail t .. ,.,.e and havi n~ heard we fail
Ia hl-lievt·. Onr •• tho· n•oli ty ami consequence!!
of sin a tl' ('xpla innl away. the 11i,R;nificance of
Chrislmas va11i~ht:"'.
Wro 11Dy it r••vt·ro·ntly hut with deep fedinfl :
Unle!l!l the r~tl.J()II r.,r the first Chrittma!l is
sdmittl'd, i t<~ ("o·lo-llfill ion can be hluphem()UI.
Str(Jng wnnl~'! y,.!L, because the grealesl
event of 11ll hi~t•,q• utT urred when God &ent
His Son int ll tho-W•1riJ to uve sinning men
from thf" ~uilt an1l prnalty of their 1int. Tn
deny. ift:nOrl'". ur minimize the reason for His
comin,~~; i!L a Alap in I he face of 1 loving God.
Or.-ep thenlu,.:;y? Yes, for in the. coming of
God into thl! world in human flesh there are.
involved truth' whid1 nu man can undentand
unles1 th~ Spirit ,,f G .. tl leaches him.
Simple theolu_~~;y ? Yell, for despite all the
deep currentll nf C•.d'11 redemptiYe pUtpoM! in
Chriat, tht"re i ~ thr marvellous 1implicity of
man's need, God's love. and eternal life
through His Son-truthll which eyen 1 little
child can ~rup and belieYe.
"For He thall 1ave His people frtlm their
sins," po~ lhe fs ct of lin, its univerNlity and
eflecl , and man'• lostnna because. of it
Sin and Chrislmu? What • depre.ains com·
bination I Why spoilthoughtt of Chrislmu by
brin~ing in the sordid subject of nil? Why
nol emphaaiu the love demonllrated in the
comin~ of the Chriat-child? Why not think
more. of the sngeiJ, the wiee mm, the ltar, the
1hepherd., onJ 1M Jilt•?
All of the.e heve U.ei~rt in the O.rittrnu
alory and in our thou t1 &bout O.ristmu.
But wAy Chri.tmat? y did O.rlat come
into the world? We may ahrink from 1 con-,
frontatlon with truth, bY~ to do .o Ita•• ue bllod 10 the _,., of Chrioba•
Christ rome into the world because of the
u!!lY fact of si n. He came to earth because
I"""PI~. the work of His creation, were losl,
!!f•parated from Cod and in need of a Saviour.
Wh y the nam~? Bccau&e Chri11l's comin~
was no aentimental getture but a work of
rf"!!Cue. An example of love? Yes, s love r.o
~real that it might redeem.
To mecl a need? Yet, a need which hsB
exi~ted from man '1 beginning and which will
•·onlinue down to the end of lime.
We sr~ too sophisticated today tn Bing
hymn~ like "Rescue the Perishing," but that iB
the rea.sfm for the fint Chriatma11.
We are much too "mature" to 1ing, "What
I' an wa t h away my sina ? Nothing but the
bl ood of Jetut"-but Calvary lay tilenl onl y
a few miles north of Bethlehem on that fi.nt
Chri!llmu nighl, and there was the un&een
!Jut real shadow of a Crou u the breezes
whitpered ac rost "the pl1ce of a skull."
\\'hen the angel1nnounced lo terror-stricken
shepherdt, '"Fear not : for, behold, I bring you
~ood tidings of great joy, which shall be to
all people. For unto you i1 born thi1 day in the
city of OaYid a Saviour. which is Chrilt the
Lord.'' the gloriou1 MKII wat the coming of
s Saviour.
While the re111on for Christ't coming i1 In-
dicated in Hit Name., and while this work of
redemption is made cenlral in all of the
Gospel, men have a strange. tendency to U ·
plain away or play down ill basic neceuity.
Lotte sight of the depreuing reality of •in with
ita tragic end for the sinner, and lhe joy of
Chriatma• is blighted.·
Where Nlvation is made central in the
Chrt.lmas theme, there is true joy to the
world. Where it i1 omitted, the 10np. Pfta.
and gaiety of the lUtOn become an empty
mockl:ry. Unlest we look b.,-orul ,,.. mG~a~er
to the Croat and to the empty tomb, we mi•
completely the reuon for celebration itself.
In the eouncile of etemit'{ the MCM~ity for
the advent into tbe world o the Lord ol &lory
wu known. and ln the fultn... of time--at
exactly the ri&ht moment ln hu.m.n hiftory
and at the ri&bt epo&-thi• diriM plan for
man'a redempdon ...... U. motion.
Uttle woMer that tMre •• a multitude
of tho he .. ~ hool pr.W"I Cod ood oorU>I.
.. Gioiy to tn tiM hfPr•, aod oo Nrtn po-rood w!U toward _._,.,, tho .....
of u w .. 10 bo ,--. _.......,. -
...,.to be ,..,.ns.J to Coclt
I h."'!l a UtUe aullt)'
Wht'n I ~ my table IPI"t'ad
So sumptuoualy with I!Ve'l')'tbiDK,
Not juat my "dally bread."
And then there II that other food,
More ~tuJ t.~an the bftad
But on It, too, abundantly
My hurt and IOUJ have fed!
Ah Yt'tl, 1 am a clebtDr
To aU who are In DMd,
And can I alt eomplacently
And rail their ertes ID heedT
Can I who have ., much, 1cmre
The Muter's kMne WOI'd.
The Onewhoootendertbrobblnr
heart
With 1reat eompa.uion ltlrn4T
"A little KUUty," dkl I U7f
Oh God, how poe at my abame I
That while I aU ln pleuut eue,
They know rw:»t e'en 'l'b7 Hamel
Stir me, dear ~ Oh ltlr .. aD.
Who call ounelves 'l'b7 ldD 1
Worda are .., eheap, and tutDa .....
Won't huncry ehlldren wiD.
How can I stand before Tby lllrGM
Thy IOn"'WWnc eyes to meet
Who u1d. '-r'bey QMd not so
awa,y,
Oh 1lve ye them to eat"'!-----
MY STRONG BOX
A C hriatian, full of year•, lay
on hi1 death bed. He uid to a
viaitor: "'Will you brina me my
Strona Bo ... I am a rich man and
I want to look •rain at some of
the Documenu." The viaitor
thouaht he wu wanderina in his
mind, but he uid, .. There it i1 on
the table-bound In leather,'"
Then with much ple .. ure he
turned over the doc:umenta-
TM Fint Document-A Grut
Gift. John 3:16; 2 Cor , 9: 1&.
The Second Document-My
Pr .. nt PoaMMion. John &:24.
Tht Third Document-My LUe
Jnl\lranc., John 11:2&·26.
The Fourth Docummt-My
Fireln•uranct, 2 Ptter 3:10.
The Fitlh Document-My
Accident lneuranet, ft.omafta
1:28.
Th• Siath Docum•nt-Mr
-ldonliRcollon Pa...._ I lolul
1:2.
Allin 8a6o Koopino-PhR. 1:1: I
P-1:4 .
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THE SO liTH SHORE SAILING CLUB of Newport S.eh hu
ellettd tbt t9'7Z omcers &Dd dtreetora, left to riibt:
Richard Bauer, commodore; Wllli&m MeN&qhtoD. Yice
commodor.; Don Price, reu commodor.; Due H&rrt.all,
GEORGE LtBK, rtght, Ylee president and project manapr
of Huntington Beach Industrial Park, turns over keys to
sam Dixson, president of Sam Dixson Co., for the dental
specialties nrm's new headquarters In the $40 m11Uon,
351-acre development or John D. Lusk & Son, Newport
Beach. otnon Co. Is one of mo re than 20 firms which
have either built, begun or announced construction at the
site. Mr. Dtxson Is a resident of Newport Beach.
NEWPOR T HARBOR
KIWANIS FOUNDATION
TRAVEL AND ADVENTURE
SERIES
FRIDAY, MARCH 17, AT 8,00 P.M.
ORAN GE COAST CDLL EGE AUDI TORIU"
270 l F AI RVI EW RD. C.M.
JOHN GODDARD
'Kayaks Down
the Nile '
Our 13th season closes
an au.ume classic
• a trip that has been
pared to the Kon Tiki ••pedl-
tlon and the Corquest of
Everest -John Goddard's
forgettable )ourney of over
4,000 miles from source to
mouth, down the River Nile,
Warned by authOrities that such
a venture was not only tm.
possible but suicidal, Jolln and
two French explorers setout trom the Nile's fountain-
head deep In the heart or Africa, through Uganda,
the Sudan and Egypt all the way to the Mediterranean
In an epochal 10 month expedition that made histor y.
Here Is a rare opportunity to travel the steaming
Nile, the longest river ln the world, with Its 31
cataracts, revers, life-destroying heat, big p.me,
bandits and hunrer ; a river ltlat for centuries has
de ned the corquest of man I Alter t1 ve seasons wtth
our series, John Goddard taos are legion. U you
enjoyed his conquest or the Amuoo alld the Congo
In previous films, then don't miss the )Gurney that
the Los Angeles Times hailed as the "most amuing
adYeaturt of our rtDtrlUoo" -Kayaks Down U..Ntle.
ADUT ..... . !2 lj()
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11-HARIOII VII<JI lltU.IaDAY, MARQt .. , ltn LADIIJ' LUI~QIIC>"
Bll!!IO SECTIOII --Pw I OOIIOIIA DEL liAR, CAUP' Ia-f[:~=~ ~~~
Tennis champs crowned iF~'--at
~ 1N&tbM' pnftUed M•'•~IH .... £rlcptpw-ud -.: .... at 11:10, ..._._
.,.. 1M Nnpori S.eb pub, Tom Kaloo, 1-1, 10-1, 1-1;' ·~ .... -~ ~ ... -..
.... ..., 6 nenolloo d41101'1-Jim Rou-Rieblrd LOWrJ, ~-.-. 1• ·-_,
..... -1 -_.. 11-11 ..,. oloflol --Jim ~--ebllr-.
loor•!DOOI. AI!PrGilmaltiJ 150 R-. 1-1, 14, Eric Olloo. ·--~~.;:~~~~=:~t:; PllJtro eo-Ill 10 dU-IS-II llrlloillllll --Manl ~
......... ol Newport liar-Tuebr, 1-S, 1-0; KalbJ a.... M • -·
litCf'tlllrJ; Rlebard lCettb, houl oftlcer: Dtltllr JaeUao,
dlr~; Howud ADder lOG, treasurer: CWIOUt'et, tltaDclal
offtcer; RO)' WlepDd, llHt capata, DeDDlJ Burnett, por1 <-"'· (liar,., Oottr p-.)
igh point scoring for
ew South Shore series
1lor 111&0 oebool. Tbo loiJolrllle 9-U bo71 lillelol --lland ... --
1FlnMrl IUid ,....,,_.., re-Coebrao, 1-1; R<>u -..
...... lnipbl .. , 9-U llrll llnJiol --Am OlE Mte'l lloclet .... Jim Rota, Koehler, 6-4; Joi.D Sp.U.Ucb.
..... 1-1; Eric Piper, ' Iat...adnoeed women's SCAMDIHAVIAH S 1M VITI
olnJllo --Karoo DldrleboO, IRISHMEN TO DIHH !R
6....&, 1-1: Jaoet Andrew•. Local ScaodlDI.viaDI blfl I.D-
Btctnalnc.pre, LntermecUate Yited the lrlab to a COI'Did
WomtD'I 11Drles -• AnD lson, beef dinDer OD St. Patrlek'l
10-5; Sbolby Wllloo. Day.
Adfuced women's doubles--Tbe Anchor Lodp ot tiMI
Jad)' Strauu..Jan Probst, 6-3, Vasa Order ot Amtr lcl, u
1-S; Kitty Corley-Marueen orpnlsattoa of people wttb
DIY)'. SClDdioafii.D htrltap, wtll bolt --:-::::-:-:-:-===--the dlnller at 1,30 p.m. Mareb
ot F=b c=: ~rllDCWlermlub "raee'"e tn' :! .. ~~u!! wrr;:~N= 4.1 GAL NOn CE 17 In tbe Halecrest Cl"**-~ ,.... at 3107 Klllybrooke Lane, Co-of Nnport Beach recently an-Hleh poi..Dt tcorlDg wtll be FICTITIOtE BUSINESS NAME sta Mesa.
JM)G)Cid a Dew hl-polnt Hrlea: used. Points wut be &warded STATEMENT A cb.Jidreo's talent show wtll
tor PHRFIDdSYRFratedbolta. on tbe basta: of the nwnber The followtDc periOOB ue follow the diMer.
The series 11 an accumula-of boats beaten lD et.cb nee doin, business as: The Gulkls-Further lnformattoo iun.n.
tlon of SSSC races already oo plus 1/4 point for ttrst place, merchant, !81S Lafayette A ..-e., able trom Charles Dl.lton at
the 1972 masterealeodar, which Highest number of points wins. Newport Bet.ch: Jack Nathan 548_6z32.
tDclOOes the crand prix, trl-lndlYldtal tropbles wUl tie Sherwood, 2871 B&yshore Dr., pROMOTION AT BANK
ancle, Pomeroy, andOanaPolDt awuded for each race, The Newport Beach; Betty Marte
Clyde Beegle memorial per. Sherwood, 2871 Bayshore Dr., Mrs. Betty Marsh of Buem
petual wtth a take-home trophY Newport Beach. Park 1\:ls been appoloted u -
wlll be awarded to the PHRF This business Is being con-sistani ma.napr for Joua at
series winner and the Warren ducted by a partnership, Bank of America's Westcwt
• SUNDAY, MARCH 5 Pomeroy perpettlll for SYRF, Signed: Jack N. Sherwood. Plaza branch, manager OaYld
A bicycle valued at $200 was All PHRF and SYRF rated This statement ftled with the Matson aMOWlces.Mra.Marsh,
stolen from the garage of John yachts in Southern CaWornla cotmty clerk of Orange County with Bank of America since
Cadenhead, S415 Seashore Dr., are invited to parUctpate, Race on: Feb. 11, 1972, by Betty J. 1956, assumes the polt after
West Newport, about 5 p.m. entries a.od brochure with com-Bargsten, deputy county clerk. 3 years as a lending otrlcer
••. Ame Klthrlne Bruckner, plete details are uaUable at PubUsh: Feb. 1 "1, 24, March with the Orange County-Loe
a wattresa: who lives at 1920 sssc and most yacht clubs. 2, 9, 1972, In the Newport Angeles coast regtooal head-
E. 16th St., Newport HelgN:s, Harbor Ensign. F -158&3 quarters statt.
reported that she was attacked
by a man who ran up to her
as she was walklng at 15th St.
and Michael PI, at 6:35 p.m.
and cut her oo the hands a.rw:l
neck with a pocket knife, then
ran away • , • A teleYislon set,
sewing mach1ne and jewelry
nlued at more than $1,000
were btucl&rtzed from the home
of Mi chael Ho•ell at 1701 Mir-
amar Dr., Balboa, between 7
p.m. March 4 and noon March 5
, •• A 1972 Honda motorcycle
was stolen trom the residence
parking lot of Clinton Vocke,
18"10 16th St., Newport Heights,
between 10:30 and 10:55 .••
Jack Ray Miller, 46, or 430
Hellotrope Ave., Corona del
Mar, was arrested at 1:45 a.m.
at E. Coast Hwy, and New-
port Center Dr. and charged
with driving under the Influence
of alcohol •.. Police arrested
Oliver Theodore Trittler , 44,
a.t his home at 53 Llnda Dr.,
Linda lsle, at 4a.m.and charred
him with wife beatlDg , . ,
BeMett Gordon Brown, 32, or
304·1/2 Newport Blvd., New-
port Heights, was cllarged with
publlc Intoxication after pollee
arrested him at 8:15 p.m. at
the Beach Ball restaurant oo w. Ocean Front, Central New-
port •.. A bicycle valued at
$100 was stolen from the pr-
age of Carolyn Beltz, 129 38th
St., West Newport, between5::W
p.m. aoo 7 p.m.
• MONDAY, MARCH 6
A 1968 Pontlac belonpng to
Clilford Dudley of 1705Sherlng-
ton Pl., Newport Hetghts, wu
stolen at 6 p,m, wh11e ~ked
nearby at 1700 16th St ••.•
Jewelry and radios va.luld at
$350 were burclarlzed from the
residence of Patricia Hlll, 5409
Sashore Dr., West Newport,
sometime between 7 a.m. and
4:l0 p.m •••• Pollee arrested
Larry G«<e Forrest, 21, of
110 36th St., Wut Newport, at
11 :20 a.m. at the corner of
Balboa Blvd. and W.CoastHwy,
and cha.rpd him with posses.
sion of marijtana • , . A cann.s
auto coYer waa stolen from
Steven P. Cl\ad.lma 's car wbJ.le
1t was parted overnl(ht in front
of hls homt at 211 Goldenrod
Ave., Corona del Mar.
BACKS WHETMORE
Senator James E. Whetmore
(R-Fullerton) announced today
tbat Dr. Arnold 0. Beckman
of Shol'e Cllfta has accepted
the hooorvy chairmanahlp of
his campaign for re~leetJoo
to the 3'5tb Senate aeat ln th11
year's campalp. Dr. Beckman
Is founder and head of Beet-
me , Fullerton.
millions of gallons of water
through purifying systems.
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F••••IIIIIIIIMIIIW........,
Remember when all you
could find on the beach
were shells and seaweed?
And occasionally a piece
of driftwood ?
Electricity will power
machines to recycle every-
thing from cans to cars.
one of the ways we plan
to provide additional
electricity. Nuclear power
plants are clean·, proven
and smog-free.
Times have changed.
Kids today find anything
from beer cans to sewage.
It needs cleaning up.
Then there's air pollution .
And land pollution.
But the big cleanup
is beginning. The power
behind it: electricity.
In the years ahead,
electricity will pump more
Electricity will run new air
pollution control equipment.
The additional demand for
electricity will be enormous.
To meet these new
demands, Edison must be
permitted to build
additional power plants now.
And the transmission
lines to deliver that power.
Nuclear power plants are
Other ways to generate
electricity are under
intensive research or being
developed now. Meanwhile,
existing methods are
steadily being improved.
Electricity and a cleaner
environment. The two go
together.