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OFFICES IN CORONA DEL MAR. CALIFORNIA
Health officer claims
bay ·on problem
luUoo ID certa.ln a.reu ot the
bay, and tt'• caused by boat-
yard paint scraptnp and the
ruo~ff of dirty Uqutds from
reltauranta."
boats. thls year, aa.J.d he will
Letters to resta.Laant op-poUuUnr the bi.Y "when
erators were prompted by slmt-show me hOW to stop
lar tnvestlptlons, wtttcb were from running downhill."
Orange County health depart~
ment otrlclal, Robert stone, who
HDt letters to 10 restauraots
IDd 13 boat yards in Newport
Beach teiUnr them to stop pot.
luttnr Newport -&y, toured the
bay front yesterday to see what
Is belnr done.
Mr. Stooe, director ot en -
vironmental health services,
said be sent !etten to local
bayside bWlinesamen llft2::-h.la
tleld Inspectors found evidence
that heavy metal deposits Ul
the bay were being caused by
discarded paint scraped trom
tnsUpted by citizen com -''Thls 11 a tempest In a
plaJnts, Mr. Stone said. teapot," be told the Ensign, MISS MERMAID CANDIDATES Martanne Bergeron (top),
Names of the businesses tn-"The runoff of water trom the Karen Holler man (left) and Connie Wtrgtns are amonr the
valved were not disclosed. entire artta goes lnto the bl.y, beautl.es wbo !lOpe to reign over the 27th annual Lions
Mr. Stone said be saw poilu~
Uoo taking place during the
lour.
"We have a problem," he
told the Ensign; "there Is pol-
U the pollution does not stop, and everybody ts guilty --Just Club fish try, carntva! and parade 1n Costa Mesa the
tlltl h~ lth omctal said h.ls of-existing makes 115 aU pol-weekend of June 2-4. Girls inter ested in entering the Miss
tice would 't;ill··CO\llplalnts lutera.'' Mermaid contest may contact Steve Perrin at 548~1316.
through the district attOH~r···. ~:h:. Stone sa1CI oDe of his
1n santa '""· ct>ug!ng•lotauon li!JilOCiot'l ···,.,,..,.,..A( •• .l!:;,llnUC [I(' U fRY JUNE 2·j ot the state health and safery Gadarlan's employees washing l:;lV'ft-';)''"'f'"' ~ft-· If
code. paint scrapings Into the lla.y.''
F'ederal prosecution under a The health offt clal saJd the The Z7th annual n stl l"r )', a ticket tor prize drawings
19th century law forbidding pol-tQint is a ma}or cause ot heavy carnival and parad"' of the Costa to be held several Hmes Satur~ G. N. WELLS SUCCUMBS
Pioneer Realtor G. N, Wells .. lution of public waterways would lron deposits foWKI In ba y sed!~ Mesa-!'iewport Harbor Lions da~· and Sunday, climaxing wltll
Tuesday morning at 1\ts """ be a "last r esort," Mr. Stone meot tested by his sta.ff. Club Is scheduled for tile week-a drawlllg fo r the grand prize,
borne, 134 Broadway, Costa said. "There's only z wa ys heavy end ol June 2-4 1n Cosu Mesa. a 1972 compact statton watm,
Mesa, at the age of 82. Violation of the state code metal deposits can hurt yo u The big weekend, which in-Sunda)' at B p.m.
ACTOR ANDY DEVINE, master ol ceremonies at Hoar He had come here 1D 1943, 1.s only a mlsdemeaoor, but ~-It you're idiot enough to eludes a parade, tx>aut)' con-Saturday mor nlnl!: a parade,
bolpltal'l mother of the year luocbeoo last Saturday, worked for a few mooths at federal prosecution could bring eat them or clumsy eoouifl to test, a "battle ot the bands," lasttn~ mor e than Z hOurs, wUI
coneratulatea Mrs. WIIUam Borsuk or Irvine and her 100 the LIChter Than Air Base, stut sentences. drop them 00 your foot, .. Mr. a baby contest and lucky prizt' pass through the carniva l
Grec, who wrote the Winning essay In the aMtal contest. then opened his real estate Mr. Stone said, hOwever, that Gadarlu claims. drawings, wtll be held at Co sta gTounds.
Greg, a 5th grader at Our Lady Queen ot An~ll &:hool orttce that same year. He wa.s "most of the 7 or 8 replies Mr. Stone said the practice Mesa Park, w. 18th St., ~d -A band concert, s lated for
In Eut Blutf, won for tlls mother a "second honeymoon a tam!Uar llgure in downtown we have received from bus!-of washing out garbage ca.o.s Park Ave. • p.m. F'rlday, w1ll be limited
trip" to Hawall. She and her husband had met ln Hawaii. Costa Mesa, readily recognized nessmen indicate that they want at bayside and lettlni the water Mone~ earned tl} tt•e ~nual to 4 bands pt cked ea.rl1er from
For the ftrst ttme in the history ot the essay eootest, because of the Stetson hat that to cooperate with us incorrect-rUD lnto the bay Is the most atralr goes to Ltons-s~ported pr ellmtnar y compettllon. BoD
there was a Ue, which had to be broken by outJide Judges. he wore to and out of otnce. tog the problem." frequent way restaura.nts pol-c harities. Last year, the S3Z,~ Ractll of c.osta Mesa Jewelry
Jackie Carroll, 4th grader at Eastbluft schOol, was named He r ettred severatyearsago, One erceptlon Is apparent!)' lute the water. 000 earned was r1lvld<od a mong aoo Loan IS seeking entl'ants
runner ~-Her mother, Mrs. Bernard Carroll, received turning his realty otttcea.t 1810 Bla.ckle Gad.arla.n owner ot He sa.td he does 001 believe about 30 organlz.atlor1s, mostly now to compete tor the 4 spots,
a bouquet l"rom Hoag Candystrlper Kathy Underwood and Newport Blvd. to his long~Ume Blaclde's Boat Y~d at 2414 the bay to be unsafe for swim-youth groups. The Uons say Tne "Miss Mermaid" beauty
a $100 savings bond from Mariners Savings and Loan. assodate, Roy McCardle. Newport Blvd , Mr. Gad.arlan, mers, because pollution is they have raised about$350,000 contest finals will be staged
(David Ross photo.) Mr. Wells was born Jan. 10, who successfully fought a fed~ limited to certaJn areas around dW'Ing the 26-)e:&r history or 4.t 3:30 p.m. Sunday, Earlier,
So Sc Ho LARs H ONO 890 ,.... N o F' era! labor sa.fety chargeearller bayside businesses. the Dsh fr} and carniv:...L .ot 2:30, winners of the wn112l . RED :her ~ ~e u-;:~:· to · c'am:~~ C. N_ WELLS p rk b d f 0 h b A carmval midway wtth obout baby contest will be r ho sen. t 10 rides will open at 6 p.m. Registration fo r tl•e baby con~
County 1n Wyoming and was Sybyl Norman of Newport a on I g r e ws Frld.ay, 10 a.m. S:.turd:.ty and test Is llnder way no~~o· at ( l's
The Commodores Club of the James Cote, 1955 San Bruno, associa.ted for ZO years with Heights and Mrs. Sabra Slitert noon on Sunday and wilt run Camera, 1780 Newport dlvd,
Newport Harbor Chamber of the Bluffs. the Wyodak coa l mine develop-of Costa Mesa. Promoters of the $9 miiUon developments leave zs per cent llntl l aoout 1 J p,11,, e•LI• ni!!:llt. !\.totter!> of Bo~ Scouts and
Commarce will honor SO "A" Marla White, 310 Robin Hood ment. Services w111 be held at 10 park bond Issue facing Nev.'J)Ort of the development u e.a In open Admission to the rilrntval Glrl Scouts are bUlng cakes
students from Newport Harbor Lane, Costa Mesa. He and his wUe, Elsie, a. a .m. Saturday at Bell Broad~ Beach voters June 6 have dis -or r ec reatJooal space, said Mr . uounds will be tree, but ad-ll.nd pies tor the Harbor Area
aDd Corona delMar higbscbools Kathleen Sheldon, 910 Celtis former scbool teacher 1n North way Mortuary, led by Dr. P. puled claims made last week Cunn1niham. mission .,..111 ~ Chari!:ed to the Boys Club booth and a spectal
at 7:30 a.m. Wednesday, May Place, East Bluff. Dakota., celebrated their £2n1 G. Neumann of Hemet, founder by a Harbor Hlifllands man that Mrs. Page also disputed Mr. rides. The !Ish dlnners, Mrved cake booth In u1e park.
24, at the annual scholarship WIIUam Vierg1ver, 233-f. wedding anniversary last July and former pastor of the f'lrst the city already has ample parks Arthofer's cla!m that the es-from s:3o F'rfda.y, and from LiOns Club members ue
bre&ktasl at the Balboa Bay AraUa St., Eut Bluff. 25 . Other survivors are a Baptist Ci1urch of Costa Mesa. and open space. timated cost of the city's pro-noon on Saturday and Sunday. seUlng Sl, 75 Uckets now tor
Club, Lynne Rounberg, 2S01 Salt brother, GleM, of Sutherland, Buria.l will be at PacUic Vtew Ginger Page, chairman of a poaed bicycle trall system had wlU cost $1. 75 , &Dd W'lll !n(.lude the ttsh try dinners.
ReMnattons must be re-A1t Clrcle, Harbor Vl., HUla. Orecon. aDd 2 listen, Mrs, Memorial Puk. eltl3ens' commmPe tavor'"'" ... rone ""'· He had ooted that a ctlfed at the cl'lamber offtee, Paula Krurmtler. 791 Ami-c . k • pusap of the tdlds, accused figure of s7s,ooo had been men-
21M E. COl. It Hwy., Corona (OS Way, the Blufts. anne ry par I n g real estate Investor Carl Art-tiooed, but that much more
del Mar, ptlone 615 -6300, oo Margaret Kronauer, 1900 hofer of "exaggeration and in~ wouki be spent If the park
later thaD May ZZ. Port Weybrldge, Harbor View accuracy '' 1n statements he bonds a.re approved .
All students hOnored will re-Homes. b "ld • II d made to the Ensign las t v.·eek "Actually,•· claim; Mrs.
cetve a new collegiate die~ Scott Horobealt, Z401 Black-u I I n g s m u e and in ldver tisements In this Page, "the ('Ost nas gone doWn.
Uonuy. A 1t1rt student wtll be thOrn, East Bluff. and other newspapers. The s75,000 was the projected
BOAT BURGLARY
ARRESTS MADE
picked for the AKMs Blomquist Jamu Luse, Z209 Alta VIsta Mr. Arthofer, who owns s annual ngure and spetxlini lllat Four men and • ,.·oman havt>
award, named 1n hOnor of the Or ., East Bluff. Ambitious plans tor 1 or 2 Monday eight th.a.t th6 city relax tots on Cliff Dr., Newport mu ch each year tor 10 years been arrested by ~e·.r.rport Bearh
former president of Newport Valerie Cardelro, 2336 Bay parldnr structures that would ltJ off -street parlc.lni reQuire-Heights, coveted by the city was recommended by the cill-pollee 1n ronnectlon ""''lth a
Balbo& savtnp. Farm Place, Santa Ana Helghta. hOld 1,000 cars near City HaU ments lo the area. An ~mer· tor a view park, claimed that uns' bi cycle trail committee, string of burglaries last week-
The following will be hon· JohD YUDdt, 3414 Catamaran will be presented to the New. rency ordinaoct> oow In effect, the city now has 28.4 acres for a total cost ol s75o,ooo ... end tn whtch 6 boats were
ored: Drive, Harbor VIew Htlls, port Beach City Council Mon~ and a proposedpermanentordl~ of open space per thOusand Mrs. Page'• c laim that only broken into hert-.
• HARBOR HIGH Paula Schneider, 1907 Glen~ day night by the Cannery VU~ nance that would replace H, populallon and that this was s6oo,ooo would be l!iirmarlc.ed Loot valued at $5,000 was
Diane M. Draper, 16ZO Sky -wood Lane, Baycrest. !age Assn. require that businesses tn the barely below the tlgure of 30 for bike trails u the bonds recoverE'C from a room oc -
lark Lane, Baycrest. Richard Yorba, 618 Narcls-The group, made~ of mer-district ~rovlde one ott-street acres per thousaDd, which he pass was backed J.1) by Mr. cupled by 2 of the suspects
K&Ue Zweers, Z944 CUrt sus, Corona del Mar. c hants and property owners In parking place for each Z50 said was the tl.gur e recom-Stewa.r t. at the Ar ches Motel, and trom
Drive, Newport Heights. Glorla Somers, 171 0 CaDdie~ the Old Newport area justsoutn SQtare feet of building space. mended by theNat1onaiRecrea-Mr. ArthOfer said this week a car foun t:: In Santa Ana, po~
Denny Cline, 401 62ndStreet, stick La.oe, Bayer est. of City Hall, Will also show Mr · Kausen will seek a sWldard Uoo and Park Assr.. Mrs. Page that his , ·C ommittee to Stop lire said.
Newport Shores. Plni Ho, 1807 Commodore plans tor turn.inr the area Into ot ooe pa.rkin i spot for each c laimed that Mr . Arthofer's Tu Waste'' Is consider inK a Alert Santa .._na policemen,
Jim Sweet, 406 Pirate ROid, Road, Baycrest. a shopping and tourlst district SOO SQtare feet of building. Inclusion of huber waters and malting campaign to voters, .... hO oortr ed a car filled ,..Lth
cun Huen. Clnday Schieber, 440 Men-similar to San F'raoctsco's Use permits are now re~ beachtroot was misleading. aloog with a continued ad ca m-rifles, n · sets •nd fishing
John Holcomb, 1744 Skylark doza. Ter. Corona HlihlaDds. Fl.sherman's Wharf. Quired for commercta.J bust~ "Why didn't he Just ngure ~ equipment, tl!JPed ott loca l
LaDe, Baycrest. Wlllt&m Power, 300 Hello~ The enure projectappueotly nesses movtn i lnto the area, 1n the entire Paclt1 c Ocean,·· ..fr~. Page said her group authorities. The Sa.nu Ana po-
Susan Phillips, l Hampshire trope, Corona del Mar, depeDds upon the city's attitude which is zoned for Ught manu~ she wondered. . does oot have enouih money" lice spotted the tar Monda}
Court, Dover ShOres. Martha TUley, 839 Amigos toward solYing the area'spa.rle~ f:a.cturlog and marine service. Cal Stewart, city parks, to counter what she called Mr. night near a bu In Santa Ana.
Barbua Hiestand, 121 VIa Way, the Bluffs. lni problems. Robert Kausen, The lntlux of retail bust-beaches and r ecreatloo depart-Artholer's tiJifl-prlced adver-Investl~tlon shOwed that the
Mentone, L1do lsle. Richard Heather, 1806 High~ president of the Cannery Village nesses Into the district ment director, said yesterday tlslni prop-am. Items were stolen Sunda.~ a.OO
various loco~. tlons In :-lewport
Beach,
Polic t> llrtested Joyre Anne
Prlnde, 20, and Jack Howa.rd
Harm, ZZ, both of 2421 E. 16th
St., ~ewport Heights, ~ Roy
David Llnd~L 21, of Z56S Or~
aoie Ave., Costa Mesa.
When pollee learned that the
3 suspects . had been staying
at the Ar ches Motel, they went
there, found more loot , and
arrested S!eVt>n John Cantell.
Z3, ancl John E.:l,.·r.r r! RLchard,
21, "'hO werl' st:.l.ytng at the
motel, at'ror Ciin£ to ~ewport
Be<~.ch Cletecttve Ken Smtih.
~1erc nand1se rerovnt"d tn-
c!IJded rlnt>s, shotguns, TV
sets, rodl os, hlnoculars, liquor
a.nd QsiHilt! eqllipn.ent.
Krlstlne Bensen, 103 Vta 1a.M Drive, Harbor Hl(hlanda. Aun,, said he wtll propose prompted the City Counc il to that the city's 72 acres ot "We will nght bac k,'' she Monda~ rutthts fro m bo.ats 1n
Q~':.ic;l·c:.~~~·. 1800 no. •• C C ELECTS DIRECTORS "~;.'-:.~~~ ·.~.~:~"~,slgn ::::.~"~~;. \;..";,:~ ":::: .. ~ .... :t;;=··;~. 'block Trus tee e I ec ti on c a II e d
Drive, Harbor Hl(tllands. • • yesterday that "continued stiff National RecreaUon and Park committees'' are belni!: formed
Sue Herman, 910 KtngsRoad, Members of the Corooa del A DOminating committee will parking requirements wl\l keep Assn. recommeOOi.llon Is for to go b'om door to door and ~ewport-Mesa srr1onl boar d do 1'101 II<IV i.' suet. r:., illtles.
Cillt Huen. Mar chamber of commerc wtll present the following slate: Bob Investors out of the area, thus 10 acr es per thousand. ask for support of the bOnd trust~s have set Au~:.. 8 as • C HA~r';E D r ult-s to •llow
John Farrer, Zl2 Vla Koron, elect 8 new directors ~y Aston, Gract Howald c arl Keg-maktni It Impossible to get "U all 3 parts of the park Issue. She asked that an~·one the date for election or 2 ne ... · a.crept.anr e mto first L'Tadt-of
Lido Isle. May 18, at a lunc heon meet~ ley, Paul McCa.ra, B;uceOlson, backing for a parking authority bond tss.~e pass,'' said Mr. Interested In active!} suwort-trustees to fill v•cancies r r e-children who lu.ve attended prl~
Terry Johnson, 301 Malo St., ing at th e VIlla Sweden restau~ Mary Ptke, Don Wood aM Clyde to build and operat.~ off-street Stewa.rt, we would end up wit.~ lng the bonds call her •t 548-ated by the res1gnat1on s or va te k.tnaerl.r.lrten. flus also
Balboa. rant. Zulch, Nominations will also parking structures. about 2 acres per thous.tnd . 402 0. Donald Strauss and JudL."E'Selim reller ts n£~ .... stal e leMslatlon.
Terrtu Moore, 1578SanBer~ The new directors will )olo bt accepted trom the noor by The assoclatlon wlll seekclty The 3.part bond proposal Franklin. • ADOPH.D • c..lenrt.r tor
nardlno Ave., Costa Mesa. 8 hOldover dlrectors when tile chamber president HaiPinchtn, help In building the parld.Jii calls for $3,S60,000 for new STAGE SHOW MAY 18-20 Mr. Strauss, oi Ltdo Isle, school scht'dult•S, Vil.c.t!lOns,
Charlotte Butz, 1763 E. board membership ls r e-shut-Dtrectors whO will cootinue structures, one or which the park la.Dds, $2,425,000 to de-AT COM HI CH SCHOOL o~.nooun('ed last ,....ef'k ttw.t he oven!n ~ and C'lostn~ •tatP<; for
Ocean, Balboa. ned July 1 tn oftlce are Gordon Jooes gro~ wants located at the cor-velop these lands, and $3 mil -A cabaret atmospnere •ill •auld rt>tlre l"rom tile bollrd. the 1972 .73 s• 11ool \'ear.
Sally M, Harris, 109 Via The ~ meetlni will also Roo Robles, JohnSemple,Jerrf oer of VIlla Way and 32nd St. Uon to go Into a sinldng fund feature the stage show to be Judgto f'r<tnkltn resli1J('d tota.ke • REA U o~. ri,1)()rf tfl:.tt the
Raftnm., Lldo Isle. hear a speaker representing the Stewart, Bob Stoessel, Joan A possible secondbutlcllng,out -to buy additional park lands preseoted in the Cor ona del Ills nn· poSition 00 ttle bench dastran h.l.sr•·•i:IV{'d$1 ,"785,859
Joh.D Diemer, 1119 Essex Newport Beach cltaens park WUUams, Coo voo Geldern and slde the Canner y VIl lage area, as they become available Ia Mar high school C'Ommons area ot narbor district munh'{pal in federa l tufMt~ •IUrLnJ! tile past
Laoe, WeatcWt. hood team Hal P1ncl!:in. could be built west of City the future. at 8 P m this Thursday Frl-court. S years.
sten Plumb, 200 Vta. Bar~ · Hall, Mr. Kausen suggested. Mr. Stewart OOCed that ~ew-Cl.a aod Saturda M . i 8_19_ The board, at Its r egular • RECEI\'Eil ~ report that
ctkloa, Udo Isle. T If • I I I k I d Both the mer cha.Dts ancl the port Beach tlas set • goa l of 2/ y, a) meeting Tuesda}" n.lght at New-vandaUsn• tn district schools J•a Partel, 408 F'lower, c o.. r a IC an g e a c e city would foot the btll for z acr es of park per thOusand Tne program wtU loclude the port Harbor high SC hool, also; tot!. led s 12,3 14 In rtamages be-* Wea.. constructJoo, and pa.rkiDi fees population because of theavall-hlgtl school sta bllnd sin rs • ADOPTED a poUcy allo.,·~ twet!ll last July I and March :.:w.Scbotw;n~ict!.:U~Y rot=~ :!:f:c'~ob~= ~~~ ~cllo~~~~~ ;~:r~ l~l~~:-~:~~d:~~ ~~:tl~. beac.~hea,.oo ;:~:! ::t :. ~Eo!!cu~c~ :~ ~~~:':e~!! !~~~~ :: !~ t~ :1~a~:r ha~:~e~3~
Tim Quinn, U01 Marpret Clty Couocll WODdly algbt. Tbe merclal-recre&tioo zone. parking structures, accordl.ng County cUtes try for 4 to 5 be seated :round tables in the tacibtles of pUb Uc schools. The by InsurancE" ad}u~rneots.
Drln Newport Httlht& CouocU set 'C) 24~ml.Dute puk~ • to Mr. K&usell. He esttma141d acres per thousand," he policy r e<:ogntzes receot state The next school board meet.
nafe East mao, Z602 VIG Loa 11mltl at a doua. dlffereDI ADOPTED a re80lution construction costs at U.S mil-claimed. co~~o~w 1 bel dl ted legislation maodaUng such use 1ng Is scheduled A:lr June 6
Drtn, Bay soor11• IPQtl: aroUDd ~ eltl.bllahed l~tlDr tht 1Dcreased use Uon. Wbere did Wr. ArthOier ret b Jenn u ~k ani nr': ol ptablic school voeatiODR l tl ~ at 1:30 p.m. In the Costa Mea
Scot Wall, 1401 Santlaco a 1.hour limit oo the DOftb ~ *~11 IU to a::• ~~ Wayor Don MclnnJa, who his reeommeoded nrure ot 30 C~rona ~.1° ~r' higtse !troo~t cUSUes whe.n private school$ high school lyceum.
Drln Doflr Shorn •ide of 17th St. MoodaJ thJ'OUIII 0 ~ ps ern a ~ ortctna.lly su"'sttd COI'JI)era~ acrea per UK>Qand'7 T ' •1
TrAct)' Gut, 623 ·St. Jamtt friday from g a.m. toSp,m,, ~1al1'!_ a mtana ofmetUnC Uoo between the eltyandCan. "I ha'tl DO ldM," said Mr. c~::~~J=~:.eHarry C"1f "1es scan b1"ke Ira I s
Pl&et, CUff Haveo, betWMn TQIU.a AYt, and ln'lDt • qa •1 Raadlu'dl. oery Vlll&p bualMsftnen In Stewart; "Its DOt to any litera~ '
Jaae 8urtoD !S11 Prtntt A fl., &Del IJlYe Uut Hld1Qc ..:PROU.~ ~ ~~~ diYelOpln( pl&nJ lor tilt eotlrt tun thl.t l>ye Htn trom the DOH WITH SUCCUMI$
Road, Wut ~ a.,. to u ordlDIAettbltWOUid IOWtr ~ W= w Gall t a~ Old Newport area. lDetudlnc park and recreation aSIOCta~ Funeral servtee1 are tehed. "R4ipteMntaUns from 5 Or.
Kar-. O'Brila, us Via Lido tbe IIIPMd Umlt em SWafltrnr m • emore City Hall, bal ertdclled the UOil." u.S tor z p.m. thll F'rldi.J, up County etuta aDd tt)e
M«d, 1Jdo 1111. An., bltwMn BtliCOIUd MaiD Cll*"'&&t a pNt born• b-1'7 a.uoeJ&UoA tor DOt prtMDIUI& DIU C•mnlqblm ot the Or-MaJ 18, ta WtatciLfr Cr.p.l COW!t}' JOYtrnmeot mtt MOD·
• CORONA OIL MAR KJGH Jtrllta, trom 15 to 45 mUu ·~17 PW80DI at li1i AM~ dtftDltt pluiiO tlMi city, How-.up Cocmty plllmlq d.-rt~ tor Oozald l . Sm"' 6l, o1 day nilflt lD COlt& Mea to
8utlua E1114H, lW Pt. per bOla. 1M • A,.., lD & C1 JOM· tftr, Yr. KauMI c1alm1 that meDt ale! rtltll'dl.)' tbl.l tbere 751 w. 1kb St., Cotta ..... eJI)klre waya to coordi.Dale bl-
Brli&Ol Pl&et, Harbor VI"' Tbt CftJ COIIDCU allo: A.PPROVID attQDtiUrom tb1 ctty bal DOt ll.,., ~ to t. a JO.acre..per~"'"'"••M rec~ wbD dJed MaJ U at 8ol.c ..,.,. eye.. trail l)'steml bttwMa
Homtl • PASSED a r..,ludoD tliU ~ lcatt .U bt blallow1d 1t1 promla to coapente lD tM ommtDdl.tloa b7 tbe NRPA bat pltl.l tbe cutes. Jtar&ia feldmu, 1f14Carob, .W re..a.llp SOt.Ch Coull R4. to441Cit I apentioaolapllt paa-. tbUI lei.Y1ar tiM t.deG tb&t It I.Dcl.:ltl to ac.r~ ot ..;,SmJUI UYid laCa.Unll Anold ParW, eba.lrmu ~
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OF n4f CITY OF NI\1Wotn' lEACH •Jorttr to paa tbe pr~ ta JW1 attacbld to tt. At tbe tf.-her bo af'raJd of dlalll't. alona with the THEHARBORAREA"SOFFSETNE'W$P~R AI a rNUI ot thll taet ot amt time It U btl.nt PQSbed nor for chance for chlnae'• the mob . In
Olfkt..adtNtiatplaetia .. .._..,...,.. ma)X'ltJ, tbt1 wU1 aatnmMt 10 dell*'&telJ tor U.l 'P· ake. Tbeonlythint:thlt'lsurc clecayln& rnor~ll.
272ll.c-c ttwy .. eon....ua.., ~l. '2625 to foteiD 001 mootb. AU mem. pi'O't&l1a tbe C<Jr)nla pabUc 1ft thia world il ch•nao. And mon Pllatu, polltkient,
btra ot tbe ta.rd were DOt acllool qDm, tt 1a a.t.o be!Dr IOOdn .. know•, therc't plenty publhhau, dltc jocktyn. TELEPHONE: 17s.o&IO (ANI Codi
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J priMQt tor tbe YOtlDf. Till J)Oibe4 by tbe Lelpe of Clttu thlt. needs ChlnainJ, The baslnnamm, hlpplel, and
111£ NI'W'OilT HARBOJliNSIGN • dM oaly .....,.,.. fldated _. oQ z member. Yotlal apJut &ad otbtrs, tor cJl7 pern. "American Way of Ufe" haa editors Mem to be t•klna th•
f'.WW.ed S. elM 0ty of N.-.,.ort ladio, abd dM _,, klaUJ own .. PPBS were Clay Mltcbell urJ meots to ebup ot'll' to thla n,ever been equaUed. Be sure •sy way. In the end,10mehow
•.d opt:n.ud _,.per in the Newport ftutMw..C.o.ca We. Atu. ToaySlerra. .,-stem ot "budcet:tnc ud ae~ you have !IOme.thlna better 1nd 10mewh~rc, thcy11 pay the
hhtWaed weekly, on Th.....Uy. Secoocl dat. PotUel ..W '-' Cotou. PPBS ls elalmed to be a eomttD.e." Tbe •me tb1Dg ll before you aaree to a change. price.
dG Mu, CaUf. Qstem that mOdltles budget1Dc bappentnc ID otber states al Some or the "progrusive" like an euy woman, so me
THE NEWPOAT HAR.IOR ENSIGNwu adjudpd toM • -.Pft' of aDd aceOUDUDe procedures so tbe ame Ume. VICE COMMOOORE Georp Hoedingtausotlbl Bilbo& Yaehl ide.u such u socialism to day they'll find that the euleat
p:oeral drculaDon by cOI.Il"t dec:rce No. A·l0178 d.r.ted May
14
• lt5l, that the pubUc &Dd tbe teps. Has It succeeded? YES! At Club 1a pictured here wtlh Mrs. Gared Smtih, at ten, and rep 1 ace c ap J t a I ism, are soonest left unloved . Some
in Superiot Court f"' the County .orc:m.n. •. State.olCalilCINlia, utd by lature eoukt better IJDderstud a Felx'UUJ PPBS meet1n1 tn Mra:. HoedtDCbaus, "humanism" or "modernism" day they'll learn that you can't
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publish .U public noac:ea rcqa.d by "•· wlat returns they were obta.Jn~ tbe Tustto htlb school district, to replace Christianity, would lie with the hounds without
A.RVOE.KAAPA .. · · · · · ~•ndPub.lilba lDc g tbe mooey speat 1D Rldard Bergottbeacoounttnc BYC OPENING MAY 20 setusbackalmost 2,000yean. gellinaupwithneas.Somed~y PEG HAAPA . . · · · · · · • · .A.ociur Editor C&Ufornla publlc schools. nrm ot P-.t, Manrt.ct. &Dd For ir: was that long ago that it 'II burst u_ p o n th e l.r
SUBSCRIPTION RATES However this "modUled" Mltcbell ~Co • .statec1 tllat the socialism, humanism and consciousness, 1f not their
lo tbrbor Arn: One ycu, 15.00;.2 yean, I 8.00 system aWarentlJ fs DOt so system 1s oow' operatiDg in 40 The flag otftcera: and dl· too zlllgttt, William Carlsoll, modernism were first pro ven, conscience, that a people who
Ouc of Harbor Arn: One yc.ar. S6.00: l yan, 110.00 simple. Tbe districts that rave states. 10 ot wblch his ftrm rectors of Balboa Yacht Club Leonard South., La.wreoee failu res. lack the morality to .. .Y~d ~n
e~lmented with the system was ba.adUoc.lmmediatelytol. will welcome special guests Baum,KeODethRosa,JobnHol. My aueration -the their feet and !IV ~0es,!":~
b&"t'e bad to send their admlnl~ lowi.Dg tbat meeUog, Mr. Berg and members at the 48tbanoual comb and Michael D&ny, who aencration yQur parents bclona so~e day have to say Y
strators back toseboolto '"booe was asted U his Arm had been club opening tills Saturday May wtll bostess and work akloc to -h11 done a lousy job for thelT knees. h k h' little
up" on bow to qe the system. worttuc in the states of New 20 ' with the lnspectors tat1Dg tbe you. We sacrificed 1reat hunks On~ • fa~ er too 11 <lit. .e, ~ J.,.
ARV.Q e. HAAPA, owner, and publisher of tl'le Ensl91
• "NONE DARE CALL IT CONSPIRACY"
The teachers hue bad to be York, PeD.DSJb'a.nia. and Texas? Morris Klrk chairman 1s data 011 each boat of the individual freedoms son w1t h h1m to stat some
"re.tratoed" to learn how to His answer was yes. Respood. being assisted by Pb.illlp Gias. Inspection wlU· begin at 10 your forcfatheB fou11ht •nd corn. As the '!'In prepared ~0
wrtte and use beharloraJ ob· tng to the comment that "those gow and Jack Bib, Dooald Tal. a.m., followed by IUDcb aDd died for. We swapped them for put _the corn Into thuen:~~· ae!
jectlves tn the classroom be· states are the ooes that have Phil Cornwell Bud ftar. the flag raising ceremoDles al 1 over n men t ·1 u a rant eed ~nxtously looked aro . ,,
sides being trained to detect beeD reported as going bank· r::,re.Bob Searls J~ck Grant, 1:30. Trophies wtu be pre. womb·to·tomb "security." We 1f anyone was w_atchl~,l· ~:·
"pot.:ltlal" behavior or per. r~" Mr. Berg replled, "I Ro ' r McKtnnon' aDd Jim Nu-sen.ted at 2 p.m. by Morris •te up not only our seed corn, open _the bag qutc~ly • }e 111 •
80QII.Uty problems in their stu. have never said you couldn't :will lnspect the boats thai Klrk and Mrs. Blair Barnette. but put df yours. In the The httl~ boy rephed · . Daddy •
deots, 80 thai the proper psy. go tankr~t with this system ::ll be ratted W"ilh their code Yacht · Club members and Welf•re State, the politici•ns you dtdn't look m one
cbololfcal treatment may be as well as any other.'' tlags dress In front ot the guests will be hosted aboard and bureaucra u aet well and direct ion." d
obta.loed tor the students who U fs a system designed to yacht club. Smaller boats wtu aU the participating yachts 1.n you P•Y the faro. d Friahtcncd lest the boy ha
used to bave to stand tn the bankr~t the entire natloa, says be displayed 00 their trailers. the marina, The gala event If we eve_r . ~ant free om spotted an observer, the father
coroer, or mate 141 detenston. the opposition, bestdes being Also assisting are Mmes. wlll come to a coDCIUSlon at from respOJlllbiht y more than whispered. "Where? Where?"
Gary Allen, one of the top contributors
to American Opinion magazine, has written
a powerful book that may eclipse even
the phenomenal record of John Stormer's
"None dare c all it treason," which sold
about 7 million copies 8 years ago. Those
of you familiar with the Stormer book
will do sort of a double take at Gary's
choice of title, "None dare call It con-
spiracy," whi ch boldly states the thesis
that there is a conspiracy that Is seeking
to control and rule the world. U enough
concerned citizens become aware of this
threat that faces us all, the peril can
be overcome. Read Gary Allen's book,
and find the answers to these questions:
How ~-11 a!f-•~ tllese a systematic attempt to cootrol Gared Smith, Morris Kirk, the semi-formal dinner dance, we w a .n t free. do m or His son answered simply . studeo.~~. F•• ooe-lhln~g, they the behavior of not only the PhiiUp Glasgow Jack Me. where Frank F lyM and h1s obppofrtunrty' wl 'Pw.lll ceashe to "Daddy. you _didnh't tlooykuupd.o .. ~' ..,. • !a e a ree peop c. nso nen ave Character IS w a o are DO longer jo:lged. OD onlY stu:tents, but the rest ot the Clarty, Robert Bonsack. Pres-orchestra wUI p y. "security ." Life-termers really when nobody but God is
WHAT tbey lloow, but more population as well, through city "have it made!" You can't looking. The older you get the
HOW cootrol. ~ h important than that 1s . Sbow us a dlstrlcl that is WuMft 11 _ ........ -have freedom and security. more you will rea lize that 1 r
they REACT to whallhey know. In Us secood year of lle&V$ As you begin your serious things which really count in
Do they have the proper at. and we'll show you a bargain with life, never forget life are eHort. sen·K:.e and
Utude about what they have with tloanclal problems. Snow CONOIIUIMAN that the only security you can ch~r•ctcr .
learned? An e:a.mple of this us a district that has "teacher JOHN G. SCHMITZ ever have is the security •ithin Each of us. rich and poor,
might be their oplnlon on Just yourself. Security , like educated and uneducated,
bow great a mao they lhougflt problems" because the teach-California 35th District happiness, can neither be capable and incapsble , has a Geor W blngtoo really wa.s ers are being beld "account. bought nor oivcn . Each of us sa cred obligation on this earth : ge as • able" tor chaogtog the attitudes ,....
Do they really beUeve what ha s to earn our own. to do the best we c•n: 1nd to history has written about him? ot their students through the ''Law ..abiding citizens have policemen murdered oo duty Government can give you make the La nd we live on. the
Was there really a cherry tree? use ot behavioral objectives; a rlghl to expect that the efforts dUring th e decade of the Sixties. nothing which it does not flrst land we live in . and the world
How can they be sure, since a district that announces all of la.w enforcement otftcers in In the period 1960-1969, 561 t•ke fr om someone else. For we bvr with, a bC'IIer pl1ce 11 was so long ago, and prob. ot a s udden al "contract Ume" detecting and apprehending pollee ottl.cer s met death at aovernment is essentially a ttC'cause we werC' here.
abJy written by a "biased" that many teachers will have criminals wtll be followed by the hands of 741 feloos, 54 parasit e. It creates nothing. It Copyright 19 72, The American
I. What did Roosevelt say about the ftna.l outcome in
politics and how does th.ts compare wtth the "mistakes"
made In both foreign aDd domestlc. pollcy? Page 8,
2. On what basts does Professor Quigley sta.te thai
tllere is a secret gr0141 ot conspirators workiDg to control
the United States and the world? Page 12.
3. What did the head of the Jesuit order .ot the Roman
CathoUc Ch urch say regarding the consplracy? Pages 13
a.od 14.
4. Wbat makes It so diftl.cult for most Americans to
accept tbe reality of conspiracy? Page 16.
5. Describe the retauonsh.tp between communism and
consplracy. Page 18.
6. Does the author of the bOOk feel thai the m.a))rtty of
Americans are arit-communtst? Pap 19,
7, How do most people deftDe communism, and bow does
this effect the plans ot the conspirators? Page 21.
8. How does the average American feel about socialism?
Page 24.
9, What is the goal of communism~ Page 25.
10. What does the socialist Professor Galbraith state
about the direction fn whJch President Nimn Is moving
the UD..IIed States? Page 27.
11 . Where do communism and fascism tan on the poUOcal
spectrum? Page 29.
12. What could the super rich do if they were truly coo.
cerned about the pUght of the poor? Page 32.
13. What Is the relationship between the Federal Reserve
System and the Communist Manifesto? Page 41.
14. What powerful Influences financed both the Wilson
and Roosevelt campaigns In order to defeat Taft, and tor
wbat reason? Page 56.
15. What effect does the Federal Reserve ha'e on booms
and pa.nJ.cs? Page 56.
16 , Wbo suppUed the mo ney tor the Russian revolution?
Page 71,
17. List the founders of the Council on Foreign Relations
(C FR~ Page 82.
18. How many of the American delegates present at the
formation of the United Nations were members of the
CFR? Page 86 .
19. Sbow the intlueoce of the CFR in every phase or
American We. Page 88.
20. How can one explain why there Is so Uttle dt.fl'ereoce
between the Republican and Democrat parties'? Page 90.
21. E~lain the purpose of the BUderbergers. Pages
93-94.
22. Is It true that Rockefeller moneJ bas been lnslra~
meotal In the development of communist Russia? Page 100.
23. For whom did Nixon work prior to h1s election as
president? Page 110.
24. Compare the Nixon and Johnson spending policies.
Page 119.
25. EJplaiD how the comm unist teclulfque o1 pressure
from above and pre&Sure trom beknr works, Page 125. • • •
• RESTORE CCAPITAL PUNISHMENT
The bleeding hearts who weep for tbe
criminals and cr y for abolition of capital
punishment have a heavy measure of guilt
for breakdown In law . and order. They
lend encouragement to civil disobedience,
to protest by violence, and to sbocklog
crimes, such as the Monday sbootlog
that struck down Gov. George Wallace
with grievous wounds. U there were cer·
talnty of execution of a murderer, as
decreed In the highest of legal authorities,
the Bible, we could fight back at the
rlslog crime wave that is sweeplog our
nation.
Where Will It End?
0( the 70 mUIIo n people worktna in tb.it (:C)Untry, one out
of 1bc il on a fedenl, sute o r loaJ public payroU . In Greet
Britain il:'aonc out of 18, a.nd in J1pan, one our ot 30.
lltue il 1lmM no new publie proara.m P'atd tn Concre.u,
your atre apiral, Of by your loetl ~t wbieb does ftot
add to til• publfe PJJIQd. Where doe. it aU, end? Two yeers •JO
1h• Pte:IAdau Nld tb.at we would rMK be •bk to aa•ailla ftea.
ecoiM)•)' tl the ,..cent• .. o( totaJ lDCOJM IOJat IO taa•
•tl .. •diiJ.ax.eedl; 37 pm:ent. bthilooeo(tbenuoasow
..... ll4W., ... .,. L.lnllltiat• pcrilf-~•P·.....,. •· eo"''"· ,., ta.o/11. r.l
historian? Or was . he bl.ased, to be lei go; a district thai realistic pUDlshment , •. It per cent olwhom had previously lives off of the creations of Way Features
after aU? This method fs lhe starts switching principals is my opinion that when no been charged with a crime ot o thers. Generall y speaking, ICE CREAM SOCIAL AT
"inquiry technique" and works from school to school; a dis-shadow of a doubt remains violence, One~tourth of these government is your enemy, not
quite well, when 'a studenlls trtct that uses group~mics relative to the guilt or a de-murderers were on parole or your friend . because it's like a LIHCOLN OH MAY 19TH
at the leve l of just learning 1n most ot the schools, a dis-tendant, the public interest de· protation when they ldlled the predatory male · It 'll go as far On Fr iday night, May 19,
about hi subject aDd can't trlc.t that has modular schedul-mands capUal punishment be pollee officer and 3 per cent 35 the female will IC't it. It has there will be an old-fashioned
defeod u.s When thl~ Same tech-tog and d.itferentLaled stamng Invoked where the law so pro-(19) had already been convicted already gonC' f:u too hr. If you Ice cream o;octal at Lincoln
nique 1s applied to every basic tor teachers, creatlngfree tlme vtdes," --The .late J. Edgar ot a murder . Nineteen of our want government 10 be your middle school, Harbor VIew
belief the student holds to be for the students, but also tree Hoover, "FBI LawEntorcement pollee otricers would be alive slave and not your master, you Hills,
true, the res uU Is that a large time tor tile teacllers, Who must Bulletin, •• June, 1960. today if these men bad been must understand 11 . partic1pate At tb.ls only 1'\md.raJslng
...., .. centage ot the students are be r elralned; a district that • • • executed so that tbey coukl in it . diStrust 11 . conuollf. For e•eot ot the year at lJocoi.D,
;" IOo.ger sure about what they utilise& decentrai.J..zatioo, and As U twppened, I was atteoo. not kill agal.n. In January, 1971, the bigger 11 IS , the l1ttltr you guests wtU ''baUd their OtrD''
bell It th bell e 1n so on dowo the 11ne • • • and lng a meeting of the llouse Wr, Hoover reported In the are. suOOata and be ~llrtaloed by
eve, or ey ev we'll show yoo a district that Internal Security c ommittee "fBI Law Enforcement But. Make all of life's bargains on members ot the student b;pdy, a~~ alii Including God Bas gotten its teet wei ex-when the news came to Capitol letiD" the c.ase ot a mao ar. to p of the table. not under it. Guests are encouraged to
a eo · perimentlng with thePPBSsys-Hill that J, Edgar Hoover was rested, after a turlous gun The best payo la you can get is wear oki-t.ashlooed clothes and
This same system works tern, and at the same time has dead. Jt brought Immediately battle tor two murders, a kJd. your own self·respect. Be 1 join other parents and friends
equally well wheo appUed to spent the tupayersmooeywhtle to mind the superb cooperation nappui_g and an armed robbery, sovereign ind:Yidu•l. not JUSt a of Lincoln School trom 7 until
the structure ot the ta.mlly el:perlmentlng. which the FBJ director had who had already commuted a member of the mob. The great 10 p.m.
unit. A well trained teacher They say these things are alwaysgtventoourcommlttee, previous murder tour years things . of the world . are
can tear down what a student oot mandated with PPBS, but eveo in the days when U was earU r o ly to betoUDdl.nsane accomplished by a relatively From the Bible
belleves his ta.mlly stands tor, we cannot seem to locate a known as the House Committee "tr~ed .. nancl subsequenllyre: few individuals, not by the
aDd a e same me, • district tbat has P o;, t,.. on un.Amertcan Activftfes, and leased. Facts Uke these •• · I lh II Coo P~ ""I mass For I delivered unto you
doesn't use some, most, or was under the most vehement which It Is unfash.tonable even Don't go along with the fiiSt of all that which I •I so
LIGAL NOnCE allot these things. U you are attack. to mention nowadays -~have crowd when the cro wd is received, how that Qui s t
ORDINANCE NO. 1438 aga.tnst these things, your last J, E!1gar Hoover's judgment been totally disregarded by hea_dcd toward_ the precip ic~. died fo1 out sins accordina
AN ORDINANCE Of THE chance to complain Is Within was as sound as hJs publlc those. responsible for the court Go~ng along With the crowd 15 to th e Scripture s;
CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH tb:e DU1 2 or 3 weeks. Seod service was extraordinary. dedstons aDd propaganda cam-takma the easy· coward~y ,way · And that he was buried,
AMENDINGSECTION12.40,. your letters to Mr . Mitchell Through nearly haUa century, pa..lgns for the ellmtnallon of Is that w~at Jesus did . Or and that he rose again the
100 OF THE NEWPORT and Mr. Sferra of the Calft-through changes thai altered capital punishment. Mo~. Chnstopher Columbus. third day according to the
BEACH MUNICIPAL CODE orDia State Board of Education, ma.ny aspects of our COlDltry J. Edgar Hoover beUeved In Patnck Henry, Robe:rt ,E. l ee , ScriptUies. (1 Corinthians
TO ELIMINATE ANGLE advising them ot Your wlslles, almost beyond r ecognition, J. enduring values and he under· Gen';al Ma cArt~ur, ':n Sena tor
PARKING ON THE WEST pro or con, Edga.r Hoover he ld tast to the stood that humu nature does Taft . No. Pontius Pllate wen t _l_s_, 3..,._•._> ___ -::-::=--
SIDE OF VILLA WAY BE-D c eternal moral priDCiples aDd oct c ha.Dge, Many of our present LEGAL t4011 CE LEGAL lt)nCI
TWEEN 32ND STREET AND a y I. n M total devotion to duty Which judges believe that neither law ORDINAN CE NO. 1437 (1) "''owner Gt" person haY·
THE ALLEY TO THE SOUTH • • originally caused hill"' to be oor truth endures, and lhat AN ORDINANCE OF THE tog control of such dog; The City Councll of the City appointed head of the FBI ·-evil does not exist •• and try em or NEWPORT BEACH (2) Any member ot the tm.
of Newport Beach OOes or d:aln for Sc h m l"fz by President Calvin Coolidge, to remake OUT law accordlogly. AMENDING SECTION 7,04.~ mediate family ot the owner
as follows: I.D 1924. How many men In We dare not let them take 100 OF THE NEWPORT or person having control of
SECTION l.SecUon :2,40.100 public otttce todayw1Ubeable many more essential weapons BEACH MUNICIPAL CODE such dog; or
ot the Newport Beach Municipal A "day fo Costa Mesa'' tor to say thai, or have It said away from our hard.pressed IN CONNECTION WITH BlT _ (3) A trespasser, rtsitor, or
Code is ameoded to read: Congressman John G. Schmitz ot them, it they complete ao law enforcement, or the ftgflt lNG DOGS invitee, ~n the private prem·
"12 • .0.100 Angle Pa.rkiDg has been scheduled Cor thls even remotely cOmparable span aga..lnst crime will be kist, re~ tses whereat such dog Is kept;
Stre6ts. Upon the foUowtng de~ Friday, May 19, according to ot time io the service ot their sulttng in anarchy, which all The City Counctl of the City shall be deemed vicious. The "'
scribed streets, all parking ot coordinators lrene Wood, past country? history sllows Is inevitablY fol-ot Newport Beach does ordain owner or person havlnr control
motor vehicles shall be angle chairma.o ot the Harbor Area So much bas been made, both lowed by tyranny, as follows: of a vicious dol which 1a at.
pulling: Women's Civic League, and pro and coo, ot Mr. Hoover's . SECTION 1. Se<:tion 7.04.100 }owed to rUD. al larp or out
Lido Park Drive, southwest. Jean Sumrall, 3rd vlce-presl-ttgbt against subverSion that LEGAL HOTIC! otthe Newport BeachMuntctpal
0
t the control of the penoa
erly side only, from 28th dent of the Mesa VerdeRepubU. we sometimes teod to forget FICTITIOUS BI.EINESS NAME Code ts ameDded to read: having charp ot the alllmat.
Street to a point 405 teet can Women 's Club. that this man was first a.nd STATEMENT "7.04.100 BltlDg Dog •• Re· in such a manner tbat tbt w .
oorthwesterly. Rep, Schmitz's tlrst stop and foremost a crime tlgtlter. He The following person fsdotng port •• Custod.J aDd Control. mal bites or injure• a per.aa,
Mcfadden Place, from Bal. likely to be the most contro~ detested crime •• especially business as: Newport Micro. A. NOTICE. It sball be the shall be pUt)' ot a mtade·
boa Boulevard to Ocean vers1al wtu be at the Orange violent crime ·-with aU the electronics 1050 Rutlaod Rd duty ot the Cblet or Pollee, meaoor. ID &ddltioo to &D)' other
front. Coast College, where he wtu fervor ot a mtutantly Christian Newport Beach· Jamu R' aU pollee otftcers aDd animal peoalty u proYldtd b' in See~
Ocean FroliC, from McFadden speak to poUtlcal science stu. berltage. He led men tntob&ttle Crowder, 1050 • RutJand Rd.: control oflleers, liJOD recetv .. UOA 1.04.010 ot the Newport
Place to 24th Street. deots in the auditorium at 9 apin.st crime Uke a geoeral Newport Beach fDC aa atadrn'it from&QJpereoa Be&eb MUDJ.elpaiCode, the court
15th street, from Ocean FroliC a.m., accord!Dg to Joe Krolt. in war, ~ th.~ 1930's hetr~gflt Tbis btasioes's Is beinl C<Xl-wbo bur beeo bltttrl bJ a doc. m&J order t.bat IUCb doc lball
to Newport Bay. dean of studeots. Americas popter era to ducted by ao lodlnd~aL or from uy peraoa wbo bl.a be mauled, tn&lneh doc ab&U
15tb street, from IrnDeAve. Ned be wUI be tbe hooored u eDd IDa brllllaJJt campa.tp Slped:: James R. Crowder. wltNI.Md neb occurriiDCI, to bt kept within a aee~t PtD
nue to ClaJ Street and Its guest at a special 10:30 a.m. whose victories over the DU. Tbla atatemeot filed wttb tbe DOtlt) tbt owoer, PGIMIIOI' or or ..elolare u approyed bf
oortherlJ nteoston. coffee reception at the borne llqera, the Barkers. the Kar. CCUltJ clark of 0ranp Couqty c""odlan otiQC.b ctor.ta writ. tH. Cbltf ot PoUce, or u.t
11th street, east side only, or Yr. aod Mrs. James MouJ. pl8es aDCI the Flo)'ds and tbetr on: May 15 1872 bJ BlnrlJ I.Dc, to u.p neb dOl at aU neb dOl abl.U be dtUYertd to
trom 1lrst alley south or tr~CJ. Z775 Clbola A"" .. in llte, became Amerleanlellflds J MUSo d.o,uty 'COUDtyclert. tlmu oa tbe property orprem. tbe A.a.lmal Sbtlttr ud blr·
Balboa Boulevard to Oeeu tbe Mesa Del Mar area of eompuable to the tales of tbe .• Ptj;)Ua:: Ka.J 18 25 1_.1 lltl wWe taeb OWDar, poa. JUDti:J dtllroytd.'•
Froat, Costa Mesa. Old Wut. ADd bUtmoYtdfrom 8 1972 ~ tbe NewPort Hartxx! ..,._. or cutodtao r.adts, SECTI()ff I. 11dl ordl•nc.
SECTION Z. 1bls ordiDa.Dee Following lbe eoft'et appear. Amtrleu fl.mWes a lbldow E'natp.' F-17819 w Cll Ute r-rcPertJ « pnm-Alii be~ act la tbt
... u be publlll>ed ooce In lbe aoce, llr. Sellml~lo.,. ruost •-bearl-ltciiJI>Inl ltzror -of &111 .,.. ... to wtMJm o111e1a1 --oltlll CIIJ'
omclal --of tho CIIJ', -•er at 1be c-11-llu -aU bill lorllfJIIIJ> bJ LIGAL N011 CI 1be c-, of -b doc m&J uot 1be amo III&U be-·
2Jid the oame llllal1 be llfeeiiYe C-of Commorco lo~. a WliOll -· ,_..tina FICTITIOUI BUI!IIESS NAIIE be lf'tto, ud to pool a aotlee 10 claJI allar till -of Ita 30 di.JI after the date ot Ita Ja.tln eommlttet IUDCbeoa at wbleb, tMDU to him, waa eoatpleaouiJ oa IDCb pnm-•daptkMt
-tile C-lleaColfudCO\mlrJ aporocl II' tllo ,,._of wltlo-STATEMENT ·-bearla( 11o1--, "81. T1lla or-wu lllro·
Tb1a ordtDaDee was Jnlro. Club JIIIHN kld•pp4nc or Uttle Tbe tolwtar perJOU are WARE OF DOC" lll 1etttn ct.ced at a rtplar mttUIC ol
dtiC<Id al a re11111ar -II( All. lnlormal Y1811 to Bllllll cblldrll!lbr -· tlotnr -.. .., Yaelll ~~-01)1 ud-boW....,_ till CIIJ' eo.t~l o1 1be CIIJ
of lbo CIIJ Couocll ollht CIIJ Towen wiU lollowlboChl.mbv I. EdiU -ud 1be FBI ~~ Co.d.f~~ ldlll, uot Ia _._.111 1101!1 ... or Nnport Blleb 1111!1 01 till
of !1.--t Bolch bold on till --. ac_.., to 1be .,....,. till t1--ldllor olllll ••·• .,.._ ' t1of or "'-t till doc to bl 14111 claJ a1 AjlriJ. I"' ud
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wu ldopttd oa tbt 8th dl1 ot Ha..tYc-. , .. c.rtraliJ ln'oltld 1111111 • ·• ...-. ' ' 011111r dlrict or --, 10 u o1 MaJ 11?1 bJ u.t fOUGW'. MaJ, IV?!, ..,. lhe ibllowlo( All p.m~ Mr. Scbmllawt~ pa-pUd--olllol .-Jd ICIWio ZnlloJ, Gl ID-IIoltlof--· ......... IDd:
-· to wll' Ill matiiC brlol ro_,.l:a at "L-· Law, • ftldl liD· ~od Aft,, eorc. tltl Jq. GaJIIt or ...... ..._ .ltD, COUIICILIRJI• .,._, AYD, COVNCit.MElf: Ryd;oft. tbe 0rue1 C~&oollsrCIIIII» ...... lbe did s-a1J R ll.u, h tat ~ of II 1 7 1 k .. -.._ ..-cro.a, KJIIIa,~a,llcllllla,CI'oll, ,._.,.altllellt_ .. ..._ -~••r. ud..,. •**'~.":;! ..!!!.!~-· Alllo...-of-..Uco,O::..,.,..a.
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I ... ._,d .. mollllll' llJ, 8oltll lllud, Nn Z•liDIS. bit
"MJ c.bl ... llft 1D1 tbt di.J IDOIIt tldU.., 'ftl tblll' ~
-••• lt'l WOiilill tol .. Oar lllo tilt Later lor of N'ft' ~.
-8111, -· "11om, I modo TboJ -I am&U pluo !rom J'O'I nat JOU art todi.J, a Gorob tot a S bour II1CIIt
..... , Ma,)' JOUI' dt.J be lDto tbe 4elp IDtetlor, tt.l a
.._,_., lt nil bOll trip oa tbt rlYertonrioUS
At PtaJ IDd Cllftord Haba' am&U Ylllaaes where Umt
8t&ooa Bay home, lt wai a ... mill to ban stOill*" 'WWI
4 ...,.doD ptbtrt.Dc for a tbt JtoDt ace ••• Well, maybe
*mlll dlaDar with tbtlr daueb· we eu ltaDd roek mute a
tor, CUoiJ> Sb1Ut11Ck, b-..s Utile bolter oow ••• maJbol
JollA Ud tbllr -2 10a1, Cutl:lrd llary (Mrs.JulJ) AulloD, UdO
lllld JollrOJ O'Brloo, lllld Part Dr., 1Jdo P-, at.>
Pem'a lofetj motber, w.rs. bl.l returned to borne sbortl,
Edward O'BrltopreMUI.SareiJ be's wu a cruise .•• mow
bopt tbtlr camera worked wen tbetr many trJIDI1& are clad
• • • for Uep.Ake recorda! to ba.Yt tbem back,
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Ehrta {Urs. Weodell)JODU Ztac creeo and wbUtlDYlta-
M • G I f f d wu &ttto au .,rt.J or cllolces ttooa aDDOt1DCe the lltb &DD-.1 Iss an g 0 .we s Ol lbo YOrJ best rtslauraols lellllls boll, Satur<M.y, JUDO 3,
bat ebose a lelaarely afterDOOD at the Balboa Bay Club with HAPPILY ANTICIPAT1lfG tbe IIII&J 10 motber..clauctftr
J h W W t tor ber &Dd bUiband WeDdell, tr~y preseotatloo at 5 p.m. luncheon and ta.stdoa rbt1w at Harbor VI"' .cbool are 0 n a yn e a $0 n &board the Cblcllester'o boat Sldlday, June 4. Tooolo bullll (staJidlni) Bollllle Kalil', at loft, Ull IMUo Cbeslor, ....
with dl.uctater IJid son-1D-Iaw from thither aDd JOO wlll be (seated) Bartara Betl. Tbere will be u old faablooed bo1
Mr. ud Mrs. Jolm. Wayne AtteDdtor ~~Mt!:,;':: Do111 ud Bill, cU.rmer port: OP band as well as Newport lunch at 11 :30 a.m., fol.lond bJ a JboW1Di of cMldno's
Watsoa are boDIJmoooln& QD. Ber.,a as Horntb ud M aide wltb beautiful vtew or the Be&cb s~rters. Tbe alti1r attire, preseDtatiOD or the .., aDd old board of PFO, and
a Cutbbe&P cruiJe tol.lowtDg MIA Lou1le ra. Jaod ••• I othen Uvtng tel beDeftts the A<kJptloo Guild of a "trWlk show." Mrs. Stlpbeo Fryer aod Mrs. Jay Kear
lbelr wedding oo F~lday, May ~':~pp=' bri:=!~ to the tradition of the sea were Southern Orange C01.mty. are co-chalrman for the neat.
lZ, at st. Gre801'J s Church, ll 1• ... ~ Barbara aDd But Ficker at-"''!i:r.'Jrr'---.-~":"!': Pboeo1.1. Ariz. . a wore apr '-erepe IO'f'DS teodlng Newport Harbor Yacht
The ReT. Ernest v. McCiear, made in the empire &tyleV!Tbey Club's 56th season..openlDg
s. J ., read the doUble rlng curled botquetl of yet -ceremonies during the day,
aenlce cudleU.Cht ceremo01 m=-W lgbt of d1DDet 1n the evening with
which UD1ted Jill Anita G&Pg-eel ge t!tst Uabers daurtar Deon.
kll!, di.UJbler of Mrs. Josepb ~uded ~·I! R~ and Klrt Ruth aDd r..rry Rapp, Sal
Darrlpo of Phoen.l.l, am the ._. 8 Isle, made It a mother's day
1100 or Mr. am Mrs. Ralph Klabol&, botb or Pboenl.J:. w"keDd at Butterfield Counb'y,
Wataoa of West Newport. Followtna: tbe weddlPg cere. 1oeated ID RI.DCho Cautornta tin mooy, a reception wu bald at Tbe l:lc'ide •ore a white sa tb W , Club of Phoenl:l property, with dauctter Gerry
Prlocess style gowuwtthpanels 8 oman, 5 • Ann Dell and busbaDd Jolln,
of Aleocon lace adorned 1fltb Tbe bride 5 mother receJnd Santa Ana, and tbelr son Chuck
teed pearls. Tbe 3/4 length guests in a Rose ~Ue costume Raw wlth wife N1Da,W'h1tuer,
sleeYes were trimmed wtth lace with bone accesmrles. Mrs. allo Mrs. Dell Sr. ot Ba.yslde
ud pearls, as was the chapel Wa.taon wore a blue Alask1De Village, Newport Beach. SYtm-
tralD wbicb fell from ber dress with sUver accUIOrles. mlDg. bo&Ung, Hood& riding (or .t~oalders. She wor•a shoulder Both motbers bad wbite lla-btlng luy) wtth steak-Outs iD
lencth 111u1lon ntl aad carried m~~ coru::,~le return from tbe enntng .•• ummmmmmml
a White «lamella bouquet wtth lsitiDg Aruba and C Sounds crrrrreaU ••• aoother
ivy spray. Her uncle, Clayton ~y wtll mUe their =~ mother's day ••• gooe, but
W, Knable, pve her ln mar-Pboellix. Th bride 18 and Us blessings last!
rlap. 1 B·-•lo A ..... a f ~-Little Cafe Society bas not,
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ate o -ca....,-my o e as tar as I know, been ac.
Sacred H-.rt 1n Butfrllo, New knowledged by ••restaurant
Yorlr:, Her oew husbanl:latteDded row " bllt lt has tlourlstlfld. O~egoo State untverstty and mU:y year• here Ln Newpok
Thunderbird gradtate scbool,of Beach. A small gro~ of women
1Dteroat1ollll manaeement. He (that's why the name "Uttle" HAPPY WINNERS of the lOth annual member cuest Jaclr:
also served wttb the U. S. cate) choose a dUferent rest~ and Jill golf tournameot at Santa Aoa Country Club tupect
mtUtary forces 1n EID'ope, He aurant club or cafe for thelr tbelr trophies. Wlnnlng wltb a 132 score were, from left,
11 a member of AlPha Sigma moothiy luncheon pt-togetber. SACC members Mr . and Mrs. Art Fleming, 1114 White
Jackie heads
Heart Assn. Pbi Fraternity. He is currently "Thumbs-~" to these taste-Salls Way, Harbor VIew Hills, I1Dd their CorODI. delMar
nwager of a Realty company a-tell ladles means worth re-guests, Mr. and Mrs. WtlUam GreschDer or Mesa Ver~
In PboeDil. pealing. translated '•We'll GoU Club. The foursome topped a fteld of 144 cootestanta. Jaekte Heather of Harbor
TEACH 'EM TO SWIM come here a-t .. .,'roUDder, (Rich Bassett photo.) Htgb)aDds 1& the ftrst woman ..-. c.halrmu of the bo&rd of cll-
Swlm tnarucUon tor boys former Bay Islander Gertrude LIGAL MOnCI LRAL .. TICI rec:tors o1 tbe Onnct Couab'
and gtrl& 2 y-.ra Ud older (lin, Georct) Wild, DOW Uves Heut ASSD. She 18 tbt wUe
wlll get under way at the Boys' In H&DSYille, Washlngton. Eaeri CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH, CAUFORNIA of Dr. Loreo. W. Haltber, a.t-
Club of the Harbor Area swim member, as ber tUl'D comes NOTICE INVITlNG BilE aoclate Cble.f of CardloloO at
pool JUI'le U:. ~. ts prlvtleged to bring a SEALED BIDS wUI be reeelved at the offt.ce of tbe City Clerk.
Summer JWim classes are surprise ~Uest, and thla: mooth City Hall, Newport Beach, CaWornl&, UDttllD:OO A.W:. OD tbe the Orange County Medieal
available from 9 to ll:SO a.m. I was oot only the surprise, 5th day of June, 1972, at which time they will be opened uxt Center·
I I I They both ban been asso-aDd DOOO to 2 p.m. Kood&y but surprised I(Uest. Such run read, or per ormlng work as ollows: dated with the Heart AssocJ&-
~~;~:=~:!1 ;throu~~cfi~~F~rl~dl~y~,~F~or~co~m~p;lete at the best wlndaw-slte spot CONSTR OCTlON Of TEMPORARY POLICE fACILITIES Or aDd tees phOoe 548-9S87. of the Ancient Mariner, wlth CONTRACT NO 1421 tioD s1nee morlng to ange ' CCMIIlty 14 YIJIJ"S ago. Or. Sue (Mrs. MUUp.n} Hitchman, Btda mut be l&ilmltt.:l oa tbt Prupoal farm att&eblld w1tb Haaltler was president during
Beacon Bay; Marrlete (Mrs. tbl ooatnct doeameat. flnUbed by tbe MUe Worlr:l Dlpart-tbe 1966..67 term
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CHA.ILIS a RONSON
ALSO PLAYIHG
Georee) Penney, Laguna, a.oo m4111L Tile lddi.Uoall ~ ol tbl Propo-.1 Fc.-m ll to be l"ttt1DDd oataotnc cha.ir~ 1s warren
my hostess, Dorothy (Mrs. ,by tbl .... lx' bll r....U. o Hancock of Santa Ana wbo
Wade) falrcMid, Newport Eacz. bid mut be accoiiiPUied b1 cull. eert11lld eblet or nU be\d this position f~r the
Beach. Saw Edith (Mrs.Netsoa) Bldl:llr'1 Bood. made Jll.)'lble to the City of Nnport 8Mcb. put z years. He ts president
Nlece catching _, OD the news b u amotlll: .,_. to at iiUt 10 percellt cf tbe aoao-t bl4. or Hancoelr: Labs 1nc ofOranae
with daughter NaDCY (Mrs. Ed-Tbe UUI of tbt pro)lct &ad tbe word& ''SEALED BUY' llal1 Mrs. Heather r~ot1y re~
ward m) Cbapman, Newport be elllrlJ muted Oil tbl cM.IIde ot tbt .,...., <xJnhJnhat· tb1 cetfed the Alheoa award or
Beacb. Had a tll'lel rtslt wltb bl4. --tbe Newport Rubor Paa.ballenlc
Laurence Da.t1n, who was lunch-'l'be Coatraet Doeumeata tbat mut be CIOqtleUd. tACittd. for O'll:stanc11ng eoatrtbltions to
lng with k>oll:-alikes, wUe Lea ud HlwDid 1D tbrt .-led bid are: ber community. She Is also
and ber dau&flter Jean (Mu. A. ~ secretary of the Newport Beach
Edward) Sharp. He had Just B. Dt.t.,.HM, ot SUbcoat:ractor'a P\a.M1Dg commlss1oo, presi-
recetfed the jacket for his C. Bidder' a BoPd dtDt-elect of the Medical Wins
latest boolr:, "Eroest Dow800, D. NoD-colluioD AllldaTtt Alllillary and touPCJer of the
Swa.n of Lee,'' which ls a. semi-E. Sbtemeal ol Ft•nclll Re.,..btllty Orange County H•tlh Fair, and
ftetloDlr.ed We of the Keatlsb F. Teebalcal AI:IWty ud E~ Rdlr.-ces vice president ot the floreoee
poet, writer of tracfcal eodln( 1'bHe doe•llll lbl.ll be afllad wtD1 U. .. .,... .. ·ud c rUteDtoo Home.
poetry. His best blown poems twll of tbe per-ltildDI OD beaU af tM llldltlr • F« Cor-
are "Cyoara" (Lallll word tor ....-, 1110 ~ ol 1110 Pr-or Ylco Pr-
veaus) am "WiDe and Roses." ud llerlltuy or Aglttl"' SeerllarJ an rilil*td _. tM Cor.
HERE'S MUSH IN YOUR EYE
People onoe Jf"eated sties with corn meal and honey.
Today we wouldn"t think of !!$in& a concoction such
as this near our eyes. But then, we·~ lucky. We
have many fast-actiO&, pleasant antidotes. for infec:-
tions-thanU to medical science. Ask your physic:ian
about these newer, effective remedies . . . let him
decide wl<Jclil mcdK:ations are best for your needs.
lllen. bring his prescriptions to us for compoundina.
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We recall tbls ooe WU made pon1o Btolllallllbo-loalldoc-l'tlllllrllc o1p11onL FICTITIO<S B<SINESS NAME
Into 1 mono. RobortBIIerod, lalllocuoola--llloll ....... olal--~ 'STATEMENT ~~~~~~~:~~ croat-.......,. ot William ...,_ 11 roqalrod. · The toiJowtnr persoos are
Wadsworth, wrote the tornud No b&d& wtn be accf!IJted rrom a ColltradiDt ftO bU a .,._ doing buatnessas: Newport Out-
for Mr. DatlD'a book. wbl.cb 1s Jloa•d ta accorduce wUil u. ~ala.tl*r 1, ~ doors, 507 Orcf:dd be., Cotorll
betDC pabU.bld lP EllJ)ucS. m: of tbt Bu:lma ud Prof11RN• Cadt. n. ~ del Mar 92625: Jim and Judy
France udAmerleabyPqJJI'taa ....n ..ate h1l U.cea. IIIIIDblr llde:h ... lw ..... •latM Prapoal. Riclr:s, 507 Orchld A•e.,Coron&
-lllld In CaMa"' BrooU -... ~DoC-., lllclldlocfiPodal--. del liar. Warl:lr'oolr:l. .., be qMat..t a1 tbl Plblk WCII'b ~ CIJ Ball. This business ls belllf coa-
AIDOQfthe tranlers of!aad w..,..ta.c.,C&Ua:n~a.at•ODI&tD~l J10CIIil:nctai'LA docted by' general partaer-• ...,-. anh!~ thollofstu=, H~ -cMrP ol $11.00 'll'lllllo r i INI lllr-Ill ol ·~Po Judy HI ts
lllld ~n L.. • er __ •w~·~!... nu. udl Colilrlct Doc: ,... .__. ....... a a. rs a 1 t' t : -~c.,.:.. -• __ tbem Wl ... .,eu alAI ~m .... .PiuludCclll:radib: ........... iMdwttllla ...... Tbls sta.tem.u~ u-.. ... UIW
llcGoo, IJdo IDle. Tho ---.. llld "'"'' CCG111 clerk ol 0raDco C-
JOme wt1l ..S & DlOiltb Ia fte C1;J )lila --~~~ tbre 'tlldlrd lprtftr~ l3r P11:tUe OP: MaJ 15, 19'72!, by Btt'U'lJ'
IS TCMlRRC1N
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TilE LEFT.
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IS THEilE ANY A D D I T I 0 N A L EXPENSE FOR
CONOUCTJN6 A FUNERAL IN A eHURCW
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WAYNE KASPAREK, llle Eulp D sprblter, blls the bpo
jWJt aba&d of Greg Kronfeldt or TeWIDkle and Roy Ray of
Eutp lD the 7'5 yard dash wbleb cpeMd tbt TeWlAklt-
ED.Ilp track meet. Kaalpulk 1&. Wldefllted 1n tbe 75. Hls
ttme of 9,1 heads the t.ap bOaor roll aloog Yitb John
Walltell's Identical elocttDc. from left to rl&bt, the young
sprtaters are PaW Krooeoberg, Ensip; Due JacksoD,
TeWlDkle; KroDt'eldt, Ray, and Brett Aiken of
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eUmtMtlou. Harbor 11 ...-cl taa'l Georrt KIDt -Wild
No. I lA 1M -u Ia tllo ""Illy 111111 -· Tbe BHwq IUlll dHW too llo. 1 S.. K1Dp allo ta•o loe Doqor
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Gl1111 ..SU tallo lila Soo kblp Ellaoela'o Eric Olloo QW.l·
to Redl&Ddo Frtdoy lcr tboll' lied tr1tb 1:55.1 lA llle UO lcr
toarotJ opeMI'. Harbor WOil tbt bell ttme ot the day &DC! ....._
tbl SvDitt leape croWD wbl'* wu tbe 10le Ea&Jt to IUI'vtve
JR. HIGH TRACK FINALE = U~T-:. :. = :..::.;.ty,:=-la~::
are ID a toup tnclalt ud 1D the 8 dlYUioll U did Art DR, ERHIE M, y ANDEWEGHE ell•"' a Jedor Oljmplca
woa ttM soo. Farr..t Metcalf bl.fe lbe top IIMdecl BeYerl7 Liddle JD the 100. stete Adams butetbl.ll illl'Uatioo to G&rJOrCfll, rtrht, uct Scott Hayes, Tbe U..J weet tbr )IDior
bleb tract ud fleklperb'mers
bas TeWlDkle .. t Da't'ts, LlDeoiD
at EuJeo. Kaiser at Rea aDd
Glsler at Dwyer. The district
preUms wt.ll be beld Tuelday,
Kay 23, at Davldsoo tleld. The
flolls take place Tbursday, May
IS, .tso at DaY1dsoo field . 8otb
tile prellms and the .floats start
at Z p.m.
Tbe Davts andTeWlnklemeet
bu both teams gohlg at It
wtth 1deotlca13·1 team records.
EDSI,n koocted off the 'I"tr1nks
last weet to rem&ln uodeteated
f.O, Kaiser is tied with
Darts aod TeWlllkle wtth a 3-1
record. Gtsler Ia: 2-Z, Rea 1-4
Dwyer and LlncolD are
0-4 going I.Dto today's
S<:lb~edule. Ensign and DaYis are
for the A lead at 4-0
Tbe Colts and Sea Bees
I ~:~~~ sch.eduled duriDg the ~ season so wtU e.lash
prellmsand finals. Kaiser
the B's wttb a perfect
as Ensign and TeWlnt:le
tra.Jl at 3-1. Gisler and Te-
Winkle top the C's at 4-0 with
Ka.1ser 3-1. Tbe Twlnks head
the D•s with a 4-0 record,
Kaiser is 2nd with 3 wtns and
one Ue. Ensign has 2 wins,
1 loss aDd 1 tie. Gisler, Davis
and Rea are an 2-2 J.n the D's
so the prelims should be a
wide open atfllr -.rtth a lot
of teams Ln contentloo,
The battle of the unbeatens
last week saw Ensign w1n the
team total 171-1/2 to 100-1/Z
for TeWlnkle. The Sea Bees
walked away with the A and
8 division contests but the
classy Twink C's aDd D's sal-
vaged wins over thelr op-
ponents. Joe DlSlln!slao erased
ll1s schOol record lD the long
as be soared to a new
of 20' 2". Bryant Human
cootinued tmdereated In the 300
and Jack Rainwater pve Ensign
a.oother win 1n lhe600torema.tn
undefeated also. Dtstantslao
was a triple winner as he
c~ the 100 and the shot
events. Human ai.Jo won the
180 to continue to dominate
tile rteld 1n that event.
Larry Hall and Jim Mc-
Closkey were 1-2 for Te-
Wlnkle ln the high jump. Ron
Aln.rez topped the 8 100 and
600 events lor Ensign as Randy
Pedigo was another twin winner
in the B 180 and 300 ror the
Sea Bees. Tony Zuntp. and
Mark La.zz.a.ra waged a close
duel In tile C 75. Both were
clocked at 9,2 but Ztmlp got
the nod. Scott CoshOw gave
the Twlnks a ftrst ln the C
shot as Lazzara was oosed
out aga.in by a scant haU inch
--34' 6-1/2" for Cosbow to
34' 6" for Lazz.ara. Greg Va-
carro was a double winner for
Ensign In the c 180 l.Dd 300.
The TeWID.kle C's also got
winning efforts from Greg
KD.lgbt In the 600, Terry Peter-
son J.n the shOt and Don Ziemer
lA the bll!l> jump,
The powerfUl TeWlnkle D's
baDded ED.Sip the ' first loss
ot tbe sasoo as tbe Tro jus
crabbed wiDs 5 of 7 fteki eveDlB
plus the relay. steYe Worden
was aoothtr twtn wtoner ID the
180 u be just -Wayue
Kuprarek at tbe tape, Botb were
clocked at ZZ.6. Wordeo also
HW. tam to CODtiDd 'ftlb~ fta 2ad 1D b.ll heat ot t.be eat Dr y.~ u .... ..._ ,... ... _ ...-to &DCIIIor wiD bltoo prorided IIley cat by llle Tor· 1ZO 1111118 IDd ftrll lA blo ZZO • "· ' -•• .,..,-~mor-Pl>YIIcl&ll&ed
600 to keep b.ll record •· rlera. The OD.IJ lou Coroaa beat. Ellancla'strosllhilbfUDIP Ntw York KDJ.cterbocter star, will be coadlletia& a com-blem~ tor the Twtnka:. e-tenced t.bls _.. wu at .. .._..iD, Ken Comer, qtaUtl.ed bl.DI.tt.oa Jllllior Ol)'mptc trJ..oat camp &Dd cl1D1c at Loyola
Gre1 Krotmfeldt was ZDd to tb--;-buds ot Pat Wii;..•a tal-;;-' tbe flDala, as did Louie coUe,e MIJ 27, 28 &Dd 29. Keltb Erlceoa llld otber LI.Url
Kaapu'et 1D lbe ?5 ud toiJped eDted Harbor crew. L&tll'ltleD iP lbt &60, wlU uslBt Dr. VIDden'eche 1a Hlectlnr 2 t-ams, Midpt,
tbe field 1n the loDe Jump, wtt11: 1 tbrou c 2 to 1 11 ud UDder. am Jwdor, lZ' IDd 1S year old5. TbMe
Rlch JuUen ot tbe Tro)l.ns !Dd. Newport wea P the o.ta Mesa's -mJle tr 0 tMms will represent SoutMnl Callfornl& lD tbe AAU Junior
St C····-"" -~--reCU)ar league schedule IDle-Doug Macl.elu:l.,-Tom aad John Olympics oattooal touraamtnt to s~ Lou:la, w•·-111'1, Jome ave uwu., a !;tW ... -. reated aDd lost oo.t. to u. o•-.... all picked .., berth's "" ..... aJ10tber ftrst tor 1llo TwtW ~ -·-. ~ 15, 16 aed 17, A opeelal all alar t.om wtU be solected
1D the abot jUit &bead of team-La Jolla hJgb ~bool team. La tor Friday ldlflt's semiJ:, Rtct from the NalJoD&l tournamellt to npr.aeat the tiDitedStates
mate Klrt Laqdale aod Jetf Jolla annually fteldl a t-.m Desmet, tbelrYtMleaguesprtnt at the lDtei'DI.ttooat-.aketbtll )lmbone lD Almeria, Spain,
Palmer, Marcus Hulburt got wltb qllite an tnternatloaal champ, was edged. out in the trom Ju.l}' 2 throueb the 14, CaU the EDIIp sport~ deat.,
Ensi flrst 1n ..... 111-~. fluor and is strong eDOaCb 100 but ma.napd a ftrst ln & 675-0061, for I.DformaUoo. AppUeaUool are anUable at gn 1 ...,. ... ,..mp to cba.UID""' some of the t-c ........ 220 n.eld of eatrles as •tth Joe .. at"" aed .... t •v ...., -$ the Eo.si .. o11tee, 2121 E. Cout HI-•, C-ooa dol ..... " • .._ ~ DOtcb eolle~ teams and to beat be JOt the nod over Dwayne ......... -..a& =~r4,0~.,th.:.~=~ them.Th1swortl!t&moustta1111 Edward&, ooe oftheSantaADa BUCS ENTER s IN FINALS with fewer misses. ceGter baa quite a recrtdtmeat blgt: nlftles, 1n allOther pboto
prognm golnc tor them tbat llnisb.
other results last week saw chanPels the most prom181ng Former Estaocla sprinter Coach Jtm McUntn'sOranp Wt.dte also quaUfted, placlng
Kaiser sweep the meet with Mexican andotber LaUnAmert-Bruce Glrasole will probably Coast College track team will 2nd and 4th.
LI.Dcoln but the lmprOYtng can bigb schoolers to their be an entry 1n ooe or more have 5 entrants ln the Southern Cantrell estabUsbed a oew
Laocers w-ere close In all but campus. of tbe sprints as be proved California nna!S this saturday, OCC )lvelln mark, tossing the
tbe D division, Davis SQueaked According to one of our local to be the class ot the San May ZO, at Cltrus College. spear 208-6, That ecUpses
by Dwyer 14?-1/2 to 130~1/4. athletic directors, "Half of Diego area thlJ year. Unless Tlle entrants were selected Wlllte's mark ol 204-6 set i:S1 Dwy/2 : ~f ~/2 T lllbeeCColts1 their pJayers eaD't et"en speat be ran Into some dltftcultles, Uay 6 at the South Coast Coo· earlier tbls season. White's
; -• ol Eogllsh, but as kxl.g as they be should han quaUfted tor terence meet held a.t Fullerton fourtb place toss wa.s 201-10. gt 1 edged th~ ~le~s 35-33. stay out of the Southern Section the semis. There -.rtll be a JC. Tbe Bucs placed last in Pole vaulter Darrel Althouse ass~~ swep~ c· e ea Rams of the CIF, we won't object classy fteld of eotrfes 1n all the '1 team field. qua.llfted by cleartng 14-0, good
slate c: t 4 0 s ~~~lr to tbelr recru1Ung proce. enots aDd the semis prove Heavyweight Mark Turner for 4th place, Tbe OCC mile
big w1n LD ~t cU" ls~ r dures." to be quite a.n attra.ctlon enry was tbe big wl.nner for the relay SQuad ttntsbed 5th to
_, : n.. • • • year. Last yea..r a capacity Pirates. He won the discus qtalifY with aclocldngof3:30.0.
Tbe Da.vis Colts daSh meo Tenn1s continues to draw a crowd was on hand to watch competltion, heaving the platter
in the A bracket were 1-2-S host of new followers eachyea.r tbe events, so get there early 146-1.
in the 100 wttb Marlo Fontes aDd lbe La Jolla success story 11 you want to take ID au of occ•s outstaodingpvellnduo
clocked at 10. '1, Keo Parker is a tasctnat!nr ooe. With the the events. of Randy Cantrell and Alvin
ta ..... N.rLatiHamasatl10 ••• ·-··rtale•t,telllll•e•• .. BIG CANYON GOLF Fontes toppedthefteldforOavla: and .. rb teacbtng profes-
ln the bigtl jump aDd loog jump .sionals U might be a good
plus a w:lMlng part to the A idea to showcase some o1 our lnapar-blrdie-eagletourna-wtth 19. Bettie Will tooktMrd
relay team.CoryTbompsonwon hJgb school talent a llttle bit meat on May 9, Kay Meyer place with an 18 toUowed by
both the 100 a.od 180 for the more. a.JKI Jean Mallory took tlrst Ann Stlker wlth a 17.
Ollers 1n tbe B•s. Tim Nichols The crowds at tbe Harbor place In Class A wltb 19 points A 2 low balls of foursome
was a triple winDer tor the a.JKI other hJgb school matches at Bl&: Canyon Country Club. was held May 2 at the Big
Oilers in the C's as he DOsed are very dJsappolntlng to the Bobbie CoJ: came ln second Canyon golf course with a tie
out Btu Pluica ln Ute 15 a.od youngsters wbo put 1D a tre. with 17. Muine Poyas and at 134. On the flrst team were
180 plus a tlrst ln the long meodous amomt of practJce Marge DuBois Ued for third Jean Mallory Maxine Poy:u
jump. Nichols' time of 8.5 1D time. With all of these flashy wltb 16. Rose Delaney 'aoo Ina Thomson:
the 75 is another league record teonts clubs available, why DOt ln Class B, Marge Godber Tlle secood team was com-
tor the year. Tom Mlller, Dave let tbe hJgb scbools play some aJad Mickey Renwick Ued for posed ofCuolyn Mason, Wartha
UoWca and Scott Merry p.Ye ol their f•ture matches at ttrst place wtth ZZ polats. Bar. Imbrecht, Duffy Whitlow and
tbe Coltl a 1..2....3 sweep lD tbHe preRlp courts! The golf ban Bustirk c&me ln secoDd Betue WHI.
the C high jump. The Colt-t-.ms are accorded these prt-----------
Tewtnkle meet will ban some vUeges aJld It could Just as LEGAL NO TIC I!
of the league 101> blgll jumpers well IIIII>IY 1o the teonls teams ---------'=L:.:KA:.:=="-:.;MO:.:::T.:.IC=:I:__
competing wttb Terry Petetsoa but oot oeeessarUy on a weekly NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
aDd Don Ziemer aod.JetrBroker or daily basts but for special Notice Is hereby glveo that NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
representing the Trojans:. occasions. It would be qUite 1 the PlaAilJ.nc Commi&slon ot Notice Is hereby gtveo that
Doug Brandenburg led the tribute to t.thietes at botb Co-the City of Newport Beach wtll the Plannl.ng Col'('lmlsston of
Dwyer D's to a win over the rona del Mar and Newport hoki a public Mlrarlng oo the the City of Newport Beach will
Colts with 3 tlrsts in the '15, B-.cb and their cootloued sue. appllcatton of E. A. WeitJ.ul & hold a public hearing on the
180 am shOt. Don Thornton cessdesenesalotmorerecoc~ Assoc., Inc. for a Use Permit appllcattoo of James Read lor
won the 600 aDd kxlg jump D.ltioa trom tbe community, So No. 1603 oo property located a Use Permit No. 1602 oo
plus taking a 3rd ln the hlgtl let's get the thtng going hf ·e a.t t!l East Balboa Bl'f'c1,, Sal-property located lt 121 Agate,
jump behlnc1 Roo Boyd and Gary aod pve them tM ~rt th,·y boa, to permit residential uses Balboa Island, to permit Resl.
Seals of the Colts. so rfchJy desene. (dupleJ:es) oo two commercially dentta·J use (d~leJ:) on a com-
Don Fukumoto paced his &008d lots (C-1). mercl.aUy r.oned(C-l)pr('ptrty.
Kaiser c•s over Lincoln wltb • • • Notice isherebyturthergiven Notice ishereby turthergiven
a 8.9 In the 75, a tlrst 1.n the Corona c1el Mar coottnues that said public Martog wtll be that said publlc hearing wtll be
loog jump am a bl'lll1a.at 1:26.6 to roll .., u lmprePI.ve string beki on tbe 1st d&y of J.me, held on the 1st day of June,
in the 660. CoUo McCoonell of athletic champtooshJ.pa Urls 1912, at the l'lour of 7:30p.m. 1972, at the hour of 7:30p.m.
clocked at 1:26.7 ap.Jnst Rea year. The YMl' of the Sea Kings to the CouneU Chambers of the tn the Council Chambers of the
1n the C 600. lDclodes lntne lea,ue crowns Newport Beach City Hall, at Newport Beach City Hall, at
John Walden raced to lfins to nrslty football, aoph foot-wblcb Ume and place any wblcb Ume and place a.ny
1n the '15 and 180 tor Katser ball, co-cbamplooshlp 1n nr-aod all persons Interested may and an persou LDterested may
1n the D•s with tw1D brother llty bubtbaU, 80Pb basket-appeu and be heard thereon. appea.r and be heard thereon.
Jeff 3rd In the 75 aod rtrst tall, fro.et buketbaU, wr .. t.. Jackie Heatber, Secretary Jackie Heather, Secretary
in Ute long jump. Spiro Aotypu l1Dc. tenn.ll l.Dd tract. Qutte Newport Beach City Newport Beach City
was a triple wtnner for tbe u outmgdtnr ye&r, and atll-Pla.nniDcCommlssloo Commlss!on
Lancers ln tbe 180, )Gog )ump '-Ue director Roa. Dt.•ls, prlll. P\tlllsb: May 18, 1912, ln 1D
and 600. Jim Niemi anotber clpal Dellllla EftU l.Dd tbe tbe N8'1rp0l't. Harbor Eulp.
t1r1n wtn.ner tor the L&aeen COl'«». coacbes deHlYe a lot
ln tbe B 100 and 180. Cbrls of plaudlts for dolnl a terrlne
Shulda a double wl.n.ner tor job.
KaJser 1n the long jump IDd • • •
bigh Jump. Tbt track aDCS lleld q~al1.
Ma.rty Esslinger tnpped h1s flera from Costa u .. , E•-
own record with a floe S5' 11" tueta. Coroaa del Mar l.Dd
heave LD Ute D dh1sioll, tor Newport Barbol" wU1 be com.
the Kalsor Knlgt<s ap.lnlt LID· potiAc lA the So-.e Soetloa
colD. Hml& FrtdaJ at Cerritos JC,
Mark Allegre and Colln U:c-Tbe dubea, 411taDce ADd lbat
ConneU led the Glller c•s to wW tab place 1D the eYtabtc 1 Tl-2 Tl... 3 ·TI .. s
tbetr 4th stra.lrtat wtD OYerR-.. wblle 10me of tbl C IDd 8 30 w.Ns •l•n .. _ .. _...... \f) 1JI 100
~:·=~~A::: :d: ~~~· ~~~= ~:~-~-...... 110000 S.OO oi.IIO
winner lA the 75 &ed soo. IICbOol lA tllo &!lor-. GAllr .,.... 10 --· ..... o!.OO $.110
hiP ...... 1.1 -the cw. E.cl. _.!-o4D _._ ·;.·OS~;;·;,·~;.:·~ llf;·•··•-····:~1:5 ... LIIIAL MDTICI rtloc ca-. t ,
'OTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING N_.llarbor ltO<f a -lo a lOOKS fOR SAL f
AMENDMENT NO. SU major dl-•-atWost.
LIGt.L MOTICI
NOTICE OF PUBLIC REARING
AMENDMENT NO, 325
NoUce ls bereby given that
the Plan.nlng Commission of
the City of Newport Beach will
hold a public heartnc on the
appllcaUon of Emkay Develop-
ment Company, Inc., on prop.
erty located on the northwest
corner of Spruce Avenue and
PaUsades/Bristol, fronting on
Spruce Avenue, to amend the
Planned Community Te:rt tor
"Newport Place" as follows:
1. Resolution of speetnc
restaurant denslty wtthlnReta.l.l
Commercial areas.
2. Resolution of a Fire Sta.-
tloo site to best conform to
the needs of the City of New-
port Beach and to allow tor
development of that site con-
slstant with the City's require-
ments.
3, To llmit within the Com-
mercial uea tourist tntorll'll.·
Uon, travel agencies, and ticket
resenatlon services but oot
to Include ant aJrllne terminal
services for taclllUes for the
transport of passengers, bag-
gage or freight.
Notice is hereby further gtyen
tbat sa.1d pubUc hearlng wUI be
beld on tbe 1st day of June,
1972, at the bolD' of 7:30p.m.
In the Counell Chambers of the
Newport Beaeb City Hal~ at
wblch time a.Dd place any
and all persoDS lnterested may
appear ILDc1 be heard thereon.
Jackie Heather. Secretary
Newport Beach City
Piana1Dc Commlssloo.
Publ1sb: May 18, 1912, to
the N_. Harbor EDBIIII.
ANONniOtJS ...
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Notice ts hereby cl•en tb:lt mlMtc IUt net u ToiP Dta...
tbe PlaDDtar CommiaioD of lulallo re-.iljwed bll *»ot OD
the City of Nowport Beoeh wtD lila llrll pncllco, ftolll IDd
bOld a Plll>le boorllle oo 111e 1IU -to .,.._. Tom
Olll>le&tbla ot Jamoo-1cr -llto ae_.qaflllor,
AMENDMENT NO. U3oaprop-Matt Bop~ Jlart:a''l pn.
orty Iocalod at Z0?-209·111 IIIII ••• IIIRdlor, wu )Ill -
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10, Bloet a, aM Lata a, 7, 10 ptll uea.ar 1M .,_ •tat
Bloet 7, Soulloro Cotooy ro!Q -tMI •-'llllll
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commercl&laDIIpro. ,._t otllces • trom $7!
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Vecuum l)'llem. Radllllt ceil. b .. t. Pier 6
floel ......................... $265,000.
S1 Lindo l1lo Drlvo CUllom 4 BR:, J~ be. bome on Lagoon Motr.
BR. bu ailtlng area & frplc. Waterfront
famUy rm w/conversation pit around the
frplc.: lovely garden, lge. slip ...... $JJII,ll00
101 Linda lolo Drive
Lovely 5 BR., 4 ba. boine with downstairs
waterfront mstr. suite & Jge. game rm. or
ttudy. Mexican ti1e floors beam cellings,
quallty construction, slip .' ........ flSS,ooO
For Complete Information
On All Homes & Lots, PleaH Call:
BILL GRUNDY, Realtor
Islanders B&da. at Lind• ltle
341 BAYSIDE DR., fUITE I, N.l . 6754161 ................
MACNAB
IRVINE
FINER HOMES
DDVER SHORES BAYFRONT LOTS
For 100' yachts -305 Morning Star at
, $97,500. w, 123' on water · 207 North Star
at $8!1,500. will!'>' on water. Drive b;.r.
Maxine \Vitliams/Barbara Aune 642-8235. * HARBOR I SlANO *
Cul-de-sac Pool ·Home
Beautiful 3 bedroom, decorator's
own home. New throughout. Under
$45,000. Just Usted, so HURRY •.•
HURRY .. HURRY .• Call for details.
Harbor View Homes
' Outstanding valley view. A family
home which can double In large group
entertaining. Four' large bedrooms.
All with the Italian Riviera tnnuence.
Owner has spared nothing In cost to
complete this fine home and now It
has outgrown him, Call to view.
E $62,950
A Waterfront Pier
l Custom duplex, Newport Island. T This Is a beautiful, well-kept proper-0 ty. Lots of pride In ownership. Owner R will carry lst T .D. loan with no 8 loa~ costs. Offered at $82,000.
Newport-Corona HI Mar • c .. t• Maw
CoRBIN-MARTINj1 l.=::==:=&W-7662===::::=..1~
LEIGHTON says ...
I J:IAVE CASH BUYERS FOR COM
WANTED -Duplex, wUl pay to l?a.obo.
WANTED -Older home to remodel.
WANTED -Home oo R-2 lot.
WANTED -One level vtew bome.
P.t. &,.,.11 f<..ft,
~
BALBOA PENINSULA
BALCONIED BEAUTY
The real CaWornia 11a1r. Roomy 5 bedroom home,
bullt oo two lots. BuUt-tn kitchen w1th loads of
COWlters and c~~. tamlly room with wet bar
and pool table, 4 baths, large walk.Jn closets, lots
ol storage --much, much more,
$125,000
OI'Rerl a,. • .......,. a • ....,.
PETE BARRETT REALTY
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6oQ.52DO
ROY
McCARDLE
REALTOR
Curt Dosh
REALTOR
14W4'7Z -eve. 813•3141
1130 W, COAST BWY.
NEWPORT BEACH
WEEKEND SPECIALS
$65,900
LOVELY THREE BEDROOM, FAMILY ROOM ,
3-1/2 BATH "PORTOFlNO" MODEL WITH ADDED
BONlBROOM.
THE LAND ~ YOURS, TOOl
• • • •
$32,500
READY 'T'O 001 SUBMIT OFFERS! DRIVE BY
11618 ORCHID AVE ,, f OUNTAIN VALLEY, THEN
CALL FOR APPOINTMENT TO SEE THIS 3 BED-
ROOM, fAMILY ROOM, RECREATION ROOM, Z
BATH HOME. IT'S IMMACULATE! EXCELLENT
FINANCING AVAILABLE !
• • • •
ONLY $49,500
UNWUALLY SHARP, 3 BEOROCIM, 2 BATH
CORONA DEL MAR HOME ON R-2 LOT.
Prime southside location. Artistic rolling,
grassy terrace, tall palm trees, sandy
beach. Large pier & slip. Charming 6 BR
home. Marvelous harbor view. $290 ,000
INVESTORS TAKE NOTICE
Call to see this 2 BR cottage w/fireplace
on R-2 Jot l53x135). Across from Costa
Mesa Park. Close to boys chtb-girls dub
and shopping. $18,950. Barbara Aune
642-8235. .,.
I Will pay up to 1115.000.
LEIGHTON LINDEN, REALTOR 673-7225
NEWPORT CENTER
.. .. :: THE
IRWIN
COMPANY
REAL TORS
INCOME
PROPERTIES
AND
TAX-FREE
EXCHANGES
IIBLIAl!LB $BIIVICI!
SINCB 194)
546-7729
NEXT WEEK
IS
101 DoNI Drfwl, -..2•1UI
1144 liiKAr'UI8r "'""'200
JMwport leKII,Callfornlal2tfS
445 Union Bank Tower
6 10 Newport Cent ~ Dr iYf!
Newpon BMCtl, CalitorrH&
(714) 644-6111
Oulck to reserve an apartment in one of our new sections. (The
quicker you are, the better your chances of getting the floor plan
and location that fit you best)
Park West apartments tend to fill up faet.
With adulls over 30. {And under 30.) They like the adults-only
sections with private pools and Jacuzzis and barbecue pita.
With M!,ms. (And Dads. And kids.) They like the family sections
with tot lots. The pre-school. The teen center. The Junior Olympk;
alze pool.
Wllh athletes. (And just plain good sports.) They like Park West
recreation. II outdoes every other apartment compte~~: In the area.
There's a three--acre activity park. Filled with swimming and ther-
apy pools. Night-lighted tennis. Volleyball. handball. A large turf
area for jogging and touch football.
There's a two-stOI'Y clubhouse. Complete health club facilities
and trained attendants. Lounges, game and party rooms. Full-time
recreation manager.
Park West has something for everybody. So, no matter what your
age, or marital atatua, or athlettc ability ... you 're sure to fit in. If
you hurry.
3883 Parkvlew Lane, Irvine. Jult o" the Sen Diego Freeway at Culver Roed . .
Adulla only, from 1110. F1mlty lpt~rtmenta, from I1H.
_..Wfftllllw I P '"'--1
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No
Geographical
· Limitations
. CORONA
FOR
1810 NEWPORT BL
COSTA MESA
DEL MAR
RENT
Spectacular views tor your family. from this Harbor
VIew hilUop abo'e Corooa del Mar.
Drarrut.Uc architecture. Haadsome interiors. Priv-acy.
Pool, gardens, play areas. Close to schools, slqlplng,
Two a.od tbr@@ bedrooms, two baths. From $245. Gas
and cablevislon locladed.
Bayview apartments
U.H JOAQUIN HILLS ROAD,
fAST 0, MACARTHUR IOUL!VAIII:O
POR INPORMA.TION C ALL 644-HH
••••••••••••••••••• LIDO ISLE
REMODEL OR REDECORATE
• 3 BEDROOIIS • FAMILY ROOM ....•..• ,$09,500
2: BATHS, 45x88 STREET TO STREET LOT
• 'BEIJROO~ ,-. ...... $90,000
?.idiSTR LOT
•••
FOR THAT LARGE FAMILY
• 4 BEDROOMS, FAMILY ROOM, S BATHS,
'5lll8 STREET TO STREET LOT ....... $19,500
••••· anAora
a .. tnn.u. .u• •••••" ,.10,11n11 __ ,.. r•r•••"'~" .. "'~".u.
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May 21-27, 1972
((Buy a bit of America!"
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Cally_. R...,_ TODAY
LE6101 ELECTS PERROI
lit. P....., 41. • Warld
- a ,..., "' lbt So~omcm
--.. Ia tbt Soutll helfl.c, opert.lltl Ida OWD lud.-
ICapl"' ud II"• Al'ltl1' IV• nee 111 u.. HarbOr u•. He
U'" at 140 Meb!J t.aoe.
He u ttn"ld u ZDd Ylce-
commaDder aDd as ftrst Tice-
C.C. BACKS PARK BONDS
tlbanlmoUJ a!IIPOrl of the $i
mlllloo June & park boDd tuue
ln Newport Beach was Yottd
Moaday by directors ot tbt
Newport Harbor Chamber ol
Commerce.
Cblmber manapr Jack Bar-
nett reported on the status of
tbe ellamber otflce bulld.inr at
UM E. Coast Hwy ., Corooa
del Mat. Tht la.nd OD whlcb
the bulldlng Ls stttated 11
lea.Md from tbe Irvine Co.,
and the lease Is due to ex-
pire 1D 19l4. Mr . Barnett said
be will discuss future plans
for tne area with Irvine Co.
ortlcla.ls a.nd determine whether
the Chamber can retatn the
stte.
"We Uke 1t bert," Mr. Bar-
ottt llld, ''and would OODil.dw
ettller enlareiAI tht pre..at
buUdiDc or buHdtng ·a DeW oot
lf we eu work out an arraqe ..
meot wltb lrTiDe."
Tom Evans reported that lbe
ann .. l Commodore'• Ball JUDe
1& at the Balboa Bay Chlb
bU alra&d)l sold od the entire
400 ••ta: available tor the lund·
raist.ng event.
Dean Reule said his parklnc
committee bas held dlseuaaiOM
wtth ctty ottlct&la and mer~
cbanta 1n the Carmery VUiap
area a.bout the posslblllty ol
an otr~street p&rking structure
near City Hall.
Farewell thanks to Dawes
Marine lndustry btlslnessJnen
in Newport Beach met this
morning. May 18, at the New.
port Harbor Chamber of Com-
marce omce In Corona del
Mar to honor the city's depart-
ing harbor aoo tidelands ad~
mlnJstrator and to hear how
they can control bay pollutloo.
A 1:30 breakt.i.st meeting ot
the Marine Dlvlslon was sched-
uled to present a certltlcate
of awrec~UontoGeorgeDawes
wbo wiU leave nell montb to
become clllet of the envtron~
mental division of the Vtrgtnla
UGAL MOTICI
VERA DONNELLY DIES
MARINERS CHURCH
Dr. ,_ AJdrtcb, W110 fii .. M till Tl. 0 . detrtt
-ll&llu Tlloololkal It !e'Jw.:::o, T_,, to!M-..-.no..... ~~~ u•DII .. puiiCII' ud ill &fll»>e a ,., .. ,...,. &Dd
ow rd ....
SUNDAY SCHOOL ••••••• HIO A.M.
WORBIIIP SERVICES •. 1:00 6 10:1$ A.M.
EVEIIING SERVICE. • • • . • 7:00 P.M.
2200 I . COAST HWY ., COlOMA DIL MAll
COMPLETE IMSURAMC£ SERVICE
WI CAIII.t.IOUT YOU-YOU II 'J.MILY
YOU II HOM I-YOU II AUTO-YOU II •Uihllll
~~• B...urance, r!Jnc.
It 0 . IN))(" 811 2711 l . COAST HWV
COAC.IfirtA .. MAlt CA. 12121
671-0162
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INIIII
---· 'OOIIIIM',IIAY II, lfl2 ._ ..• ""'·
Rights Violation charged
Marilyn Hopwood of Irvine the U.S. constttutJon. "which
Ttrrace cnarpa the Internal waa written with absolute CUU'·
Revenue Service with 3 years antees to protect the people
of harusment and vtolallon of apinst tyrannlcal government,
ber coutUutlooal rlghta by at-against just such tyranny u
tempttnc to aetr.e her home sell.lnl prlvatepropertywttho\K
without due proeeu of Jaw. a Just cause and wttbout a
Frigidaire
JET ACTION
WASHERS • designed
especially
for
Permanent
P-re-s-s
and
Delicate
Fabrics
• J WA.SCO..WATS
TILL AVAI LABLE
Alii:GER LOADS.
POR
Ginny Morrison, precldent of
the Women'• CouncU, Newport
Harbor~Co1ta Mea Board ot
Reattou, anoouncea that Pat
Krooe, Paelftc Telepheme man-
apr for Newport-Costa Mea,
will lhare the eompuy•a col-
leCtion of autheatl.c rtPUcu
of famous dlamoodl at the Wo~
men'a COUDcll luoebeon May
23 at the Stuft Slllrt restauraut,
ReaernUoDI are open to meo
udwom-..
"A notice of selsure was proper trial before 111 lm.
polled at the home last Aprll ~por~tla-1 lijuriiyii'i.··---••••liiiiiii.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 27," Mu. Hopwood Aid. "The
ullure was ma.de by the Bureau
of lnterm.l Revenue to pay tor
alltpd deliDqueot Income taxe1
tbey claim I owe. I d1SIIP'M,
I have a eourt order which
statts that I am not respon-
sible for the deUDQutnl: tues.
But the Interaal Revenue a pot,
A. M. MiMlttoa, of Or&Dp,
says tllat my hOme bas been
aelJed IDd wlll be auct1oiMid
to pay for the allepd delln-
QI.Mint tues, without trial 1D
a court of law, and withOUt
Tbe Colooel Wllllam Cabell Cblrlaa c. Gaylord; correa~ bt01Gt ol a !W'Y, aod withOUt
........ u. .. _. .. Ill' reeourH." Chapter, DAR, wtu hOk! a 12:00 pood1ll( MCr.-..y, -u·I,IU.w
o'clock Dutch treat IW'IClleon J. Grtnrell; treuurer, M:ra. She later pa.ld the leyY of
at the stutt Shirt restaurant Richard Hammood; recutru, $1,834.20, which ahe taplalned
1D Newport Beach 00 WedDes~ U.n. Frank H. Stmmoal, tu~ was the amount owed by her
._ .. 2" torlan, M:ra. Ooaali1Sioper;ud former huabi.OII, John Hopwood, ,_,.,, .. ay. ... D .. •-1~a Inc ~--Sb Mrs Edp.r M c01 J R • Ubru\I.A, Wn. Helmer le J, ~~.~r .v orne -•· e • · r •• e A1d tbat the court order, 1•-gent. wUI conduct the flnal MOTHER-DAUGHTER sued as part or her divorce
GARAGE SALE
ANTIQUES
ART OBJECTS
CHINESE IMPORTS
KNICK·KNACKS
FURNITURE
2721 E. Coast Hwy.
Corona del Mar
meettoc of the year, conctud~ EVENT IH EASTILUFF decree Lut FebrtiLr)' JPeClflld
tngoerterm ofomce. "SI>'" n-•• 1u1• that>~ K ~' AT THE ALLEY Mrs Frank Metttach vtce r r uuwers w erne r. opwuuu waJ reiiPOO-prestd~nt geoeral and ~embe; ~he first motber..daugbter tlble tor paytnr hla: dellnquent
of ... Jllttooal steering com-uncboon IUid tasblon -to tues. 0 F F FERN LEAF A Y·E .
mtttee for us A btcectennial bt spouored by tbe Eutbluff ~~M~r~•~·:":-;~""";:_~c~lat~m~s~tna~t~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ of the OAR. ~od alao state e1ementa.ry Pareot-Faeulty or-the IRS actlon hal 'lolated
CbaJrman willlnstaU the new p.ab;atlon. Tbe May ZO e"t"eut AT LASTI cbapter ofn.cers· Repot M.ra wW bepn at 11:30 a.m. 1n • · • • tbe multipurpose room wttbad-staaley D. staua; vlce~regent, mluioa priced at $2.50 per
Mrs. Richard Otbberr; Z~vlce adult ud $1.50 per child.
r...,.t, Mrs. llaYe llullle.cbap-STELLA BRADLEY DIES la..lD. Mra. Edward H. Rider;
reeordlnc seeretuy wra Mra. Stella Bra4leJ. as, --:-=::-:::-::::::~·~-· ro-r of Barbars Bradley of LIGoQ. MOJICJ Nowport Boaeb, died llay II ~~;,;;.:~;..,:::;..:.~~---al Co<mtty Clab ~eat
NOTICE OF PUBU:: HEARING -tal ID C-Mta. Sbo
Mollet to btrtbJ cl.,a that bid Uotd at tbo ~ dllrlnc
tho PIOlloiJif Comm-of a loaf tiiDMo.
{be CIIJ of Nnport Bo&eh wtU Print. otnlelt wore <Oil-
llold a pot>Ue bo&rlllc em lbt -1>1' Bab-S.proa
or.plleatloo of Mtlm A. o.tor--bOmt Ia eor-cltl ._.. b 1. U.. Permlt Mo. 1111.
1101 "" pr-IJ loealod 11 WIMI PISTIVAL loiAY 13 401 Bull Dr1Ye, Coroa del
liar, Ia pormlt • porldq lol no llarell "' lllmlt ... ,
II u R-1 DUtrtet ldJaeOIII wtM -.a! will bo bold Ia
to a C-1 Dlllrld. tho -· CArlo ,_ ot lllo -..lolllrrtbr_cl_ llnpan..,-e toe p.m.
-pot>Uc lll&rlocwlllbo T_,, .,., a. vta 1011111
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I ;~-=~C-lllotollllo ...... IM-orlotiUIIII ·~ Clt7 llalJ, at ··--......... .., ..... -. ~e.=;~c-.. ,., .ILII'NDY MAY 21
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PROFESSIONAL
INSTRUCTION
i'l
DEEP WATER SEAMANSHIP
a-.111u1 KONA MAURI
World Crulll,. •2• KOII:h
Undef the lkilted tuttltgt of Cap-
~" Arthur Domer. 25 veers &ail
eJ!lPif5enclt, 1..-n aulslng Mtrnen·
tlllp in 1..,. yldtl.
BASIC SAIL MANEU\IERING
PILOTING AND DR
RADIO PROCEDURE$
USE OF RDF
USE Of RAO"R
COOKING "T IU
LIVING AI()AptD
0\IERNIGHT CRUISING .._ .. __ _
Dly C... ,.., ... few .... Ill L
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NEWPORT
BEACH
JOe
THf -I'OIT HAIIOR
? BIKE RIDERS TO PUBLICIZE TRAILS What's
your?
-opinion?
•
Tlda WMk'a queiC1oD:
••WHERE rN THE WORLD
WOULD YOU UYE IF YOU
HAD YOUR CHOICE?" Aaked
al WollcUif Plua •-Inc ·-·
I I•R.HUGtti!S It Q.AIIll
• RtsSELL HUGHES, SO, of
1%04 Su.eJ Lane, Westcllft,
OWDII' of Norp: Vlllagl dry
cllutra: "Thia Ia the garde11
spot of the world rtgbt here,
but 1 alao Uke the Scottsdale,
Arll., area."
• SPENCER CLARKE, 78, of
710 South Bay Front, Balboa
Jstaod, reUred builder: "I like
·it Just fine here, but If I had
to move, I would pick an Island
off tbe cout ot Ire !&ad."
_,e TllrfGO
-400 bt .. --~~~ ... -ted for • clly-w,lds
bleJC .. ride ID Newport Beaeb
Juoe 3.
Tbe rldera, trom htP:
JebOoll, Boy Scout aDd Girl
SeN troopa, bicycle c lubs, are
Hettnr lodlvldtal citizens to
Spastic League ins falls
)014 tllem in the rtde, Wb.leh
will 1Delude c:So«~to-door dU-
trlbutloo of -· .-. tho cl.t)''a new blke tnlll.
Aroold Pulter, who beads
the city's eltbens ad•Laorr
committee oo cyeltnc. said ttla.t
each rlder woukl be i{Yell a
The Newport Harbor Sputlc Bertrum CoNey, Paul Connally, stack of maps which will shOw
Learue boated tta a.anual 111-Jobo Curci, Peter R. Damskov, the current trail system, the LOCK DISPLAY shown bJ Newport Beach detectl•e Set. Ed Clbbuelll, left, am otftcer LIGAL ·~
ltaU&t1oD luncheon May 8 at J. w. DeBrun, Ctw'les Dewey, proposed Q"stem, a touring Dennis BLackburn 1s part ofaclty-wldeeffortto educate the pubUc ID burglary preventJon. FICTrrtots BlliiNESS NAME
tbe lrYine Coast Couotry Club. Jobn Hopo, Walter Jansen, guide, and a Ust of rules aDd The lock display 'rill be used 1D coa)mctioo w1tb "operation ldentlftcatioo" to be_, STATEMENT
Tbe llmcheoa lalld.ed tbe pat-YeiYI.Ue Kelm, John Klllefer, reruDUons tor blcyeUsts. rea1dents ma.rlt porun.a:lons and abilene proper eecuru:y msa..sures 1D locking their Tbe followtne permo~ are
f01181MS, the DIY acthes and K. C. Kingsley, Roy Klotz, Da~ He sa.ld local bike dealers bomes aDd garages. (Enslgo pboto.) doing buslDess as: Ora.np:
the put year'sexeeuttYeboud, Yld Martin, John R. Meserve, are being asked to donate $400 s 1 f 0 h • Cowaty AquaUc Senlces, 1806 :t~~;:;r::b=;~:f:H~E~:: i~~:;::£:~;b~~p=tln~ couts he p 1g t cr1me ~~~:~:t·:;~~~s
during the past year. Klein Swyp.rd, R. F. Vallely, be given to each rider· The Boy Scouts• Law En-aa the propm 1s called, 1s they have had l.nstrocUon and Beach; Rorer Jeffrey Sippi,
Tbe new prOYtslooa.ls are Georp Weedon, Charles s. ''Interested riders should ar. for cement Explorer Post 1050 a. oa.HoowhSe proJect of the E~:. •neld trl,p demoostrations on 1806 Toyoo Ln., N"lJC)rt Beach.
Mmes. Jerry Mariti, J. B. WbeeleraDdArthurWIJUs.Aiso rive a few mlnutes before the presented Us ontcial charter cbaJtce Clubs, and ras been tingerprlnUng, armed rObbery, This business ts being coo-
Emlgh, Julius Austero, J. E,JCol. and Mrs. Carroll Hudson, 10 a.m. start at Buttums'park-to Newport Beach PoUce Chtet "highly successful In other crime scene Investigation, car ducted by a partnershlp.
Tbompson, Gunnar Watson, t ·Dr. and Mrs. Arnold Beckman, lng lot 1n Fashion lsiand," Mr. James Glavas Tuesday night areas 1n red~.telng residential stops, aDd burglary, Signed: Larry OeOooato.
Shahryar, Patrick Nagel and tDr. and Mrs. HanselBenvenutt, Parker sald, May 9, and aWJOunced plana~ burglatles," says omcer Den-Tbe post llas 4 girls and This statemebl: filed ...Ub the
Howard Fletcher. .Or. and Mrs. Richard Kredet. He estimated that each rider Us "Operation ldentlftcation" Ills Blackburn. He l.s the pollee 11 boys on Its membership county clerk ot Orance County
New active members ue10r. aod Mrs. M. F. Lore~tt and would be asked to deliver 50 project, aimed at combatUng department's community rela-roils, and Is looking for mor e. on: May 8, 19'72, by BeYeriY
Mmes. Saint Cicero, Richard ' Dr. and Mrs, Norman Watson. maps packages to local rest. the rtstng resldenU.al burgla.ry ttons speclallst, and heads tCI U you're 14 to 18, are tn-J. Madd1>I, deputy cOtmtyclerk.
W. Dooaber, John J. HUI, Wll~ dences. rate. "operatioo tdentlflcatlon" terested, aoo have a good r ec -PubUsh: May 11, 18, ZS,June
11am M. Lalog, Jack Love and T I I d d The t S.member EJ:plorer here. He also serves, aloog ord, call Officer Stan Bressler l, 1972, 1n the Newport Harbor
Jotul SelJ;ur. u rner ge s go en a war post, made up of boys and girls with omcers Bressler and John at 673~2211, extenslon 76. Enstcn. F -17544
The prLnclpal of the Carl 14 to 18 years old, Is spon-Furrow, on the Explorer post's
Harvey school ln Santa Ana, sored by the Newport s .. ch advisory committee.
Don Guenzler,receivedacbeck, Costa Mesan Robert E. pollee department. otncer Stan
as did Mrs. Nita Waite, eucu-Turner, 48, will be honored Bressler, who heads a 3-man The Expklrers wut go from
uve director ot UCP ot Santa today in san Bernardino as one advisory board for the post, door to door ~Uh the marking
Ana, and Mrs. Ruth Kollar, of the country's most devoted led the youngsters 1n :ruesday engravers, ta.ltingonenetgbbor-
dlrector of the yowag adult members ot the EJ:changeCiub. night's ceremonies last week Dood at a Ume. The peninsula.
workshop at OCP. other guests Yr. Turner, owner of Coast ln the City CoWlcll chambers, polDt area of Balboa will be
present were Mrs. Ann Wendt, Insurance, will get the "golden The post was formed tn conred nrst, beginning tbe
executive dlrectorottheSpasUc award ot n:change, ,, given each FebriW'y and Is open to youths weekend of Ma y ZO-Z l.A meet-
ChiiW'en's FoundaUon of Lo!: year during the opening lunch. whose records would not keep Log of the Balboa Peninsula
Angeles; Mrs. Gordon Turn-eon otthe NattooalOrangeShow. them ttom becoming pollee of-Polnt Assn. last week heard
baU and Mrs. Alan Mayes, both fl eers. "We're loold.og for otncer Blackburn tell of plans
of Los Angeles, and Mrs. G. s. He Is a charter member of young people who are lnterested for the pro)e<:t, and also got
Magnuson, president ot the the Newport HarbOr Exchange ln l.aw enforcement and In sen_ a demoostralloo of proper door-
Whittier SpasUc Children's Club, served as Its president lng their community," says Of-loclr. securtry from detecUve
League. In 1961, and has been district fl eer Bressler, 3l-year-old Sgt. Arb Campbell.
The patronesses were director aDd district governor tra.mc lnvestlgator wlth 9years "We wtll workthrougtlbome-
thanked for thelrs~rtdurlng of the national orpnlr.atlon's 011 the local for ce. He has OYbel"s' gro~s 00 this pro-
the past year. Special thanks CaUfornla district. He is wide experience ln scouting gram," says om.cer Black~
LET eott CLEAN AND RESTORE
YOUR DRAPES TO LOOK LIKE NEW!
EXCLUSIVE
GUARANTEED DRAPERY CLEANING
Dropery C1eon1nQ. Perfect reoordleu of the o~ of
your drapery, 01 1 oo·;. replacement if cleanable.
• No WiltM Ntacft
• &ea.nffvl D.corator
Pleats
• No Shrlnb91
• Fl~mt PrMftRt
• -~lotwltll
Coif's bcl..m sr •• ~
went to honorary patrons, Mr. credited with getting more than work, and Bas been cited by burn, ·•aoo expect to take aboUt
• DAVID BALLASH, 19• of aDd Mrs. G. Hubert Pelrsol, 75 new Exchange members dur-the Exchange Club for his work z years to service everynelgb-
8%0 Center St., Costa . Mesa, owners of the Toy Store ln lng his membership. He and with youth. borhOod to town."
• Perf.ct htn Hems • Drtperin ..... .,
Altered
• W1ter Stain ltmoYII • Dr~,..-itt lepMrH prospective student:"ThtNew. Coro del M 1 th lrd his wtte, Barbara, Uve :11 ZZ78 port Harbor area --bdcau.se oa ar, or e ona~ Rutgers or. The Newport Harbor El-Residents wbohavethelrpos-
thts place has class. My second tton of gilts for the monthly c hange Club bought lZ electric sessions marked also get a
Dn,.ry Harcfwlrt lnatalled MMIII..,MrM
choice? Tbe French Riviera, birthday puttes the Spastic Members of the local Ex-ROBERT TURNER engraving machines to be used wlndow stlcll:er, bougttt by the
for the same reasoo." ~= ~s ~~ ~r~ar~~~~~ chaDge Club will jOUrney to bY the Explorers to mark power local Exchange Club, whicb
• ROBERT TREGO, 17, or 0 w Rl ~-1 Rl San Bernardino today by buS' tools, hand tools, radio, TV Identifies the home as being • • Coo.&&d 0 chard's to attend the luncheon honor-the first district doveroor•s and stereo compooents, bt-protected by ''0perat1ooldenU-
1?6ZZ Redwood Tree Lane, Ir-Markets for the refreshments lng Mr. Turner. The awa.rd advisory council and the first cycles aDd other possessions ftcation." •!Do, student at University hJ...,: ~ ••• for the moothly ~·tles c
&" •• .,.. ..-. • wW be presented bu the sa.o Junior Ezchange lub. of local homeowoers. Each Item Local Javcees doaated funds ~·Hanu. 1t bU creat surttog, ' 1 ' pum tropical rainaudbeauU-The new uecuttve board wu Bernardino Exchange Club, Mr. Turner current Y serves will be engraved wUh the tor an anti-burglar}' brochure
·"'ffi1......U)t:lde." lnD.Ued by Mrs. P. M. Co~ wblcb bas gl1'eo tbe golden as secretary of the Newport W'lver 's license ol. the owner. to be pvea to homeowoers.
• DEN N lS holan, a past president. The award of Exchange a.nnually Harbor club, Because license numbers are aod Rlon Hardware donated two
MEANS 17 ot new preSident Ia Mrs. Richard stnce 196%. He Is a native of Ohio. Alter In a statewide computerized loell: display boards u.ed by
1924 Tere~lta E. Scbwnacber. SerVIng wttb During Aprtl, 19'10, when he being discharged from the Ma~ system, poUceanywhere to Cal-Sgt. Campbell In his security
LD., Harbor her are Mrs. Johnnie Walker, wa.s district director, all of r ioes at the eDd of Work! War Uornia wtU be able to check preseotation.
F--;.;.~
" . _ _, LIT COlT INSTAll
NEW DllAPIS
w. ~o•• o <O..,J'I•••
••i•diO<o ot lobti<t
to pl-............ ,
540-1366
It , ... (.-Ill , ....
642-0270
Highlands, stu. nrst vlce~resldeot, ways and the 30 clubs In his district D, he moved to this area, and on the ownership of any re-The E:q:~lorer Scout post
dent at McNa lly means; Mrs. Nlcbolas Sham-dedicated freedom Shrines. He has operated Coast Insurance covered items. meets each Tuesday night at 1702 NEWPORT BLVD. at 1 Costa Meu
bleh scOOOI: mas, Zod vi ce-president, pro-Is also credttedwtthorlgtnatlng for the past 18 years. ''Operatio n ldentlllcatlon," pollee headquarters. Thus far,
"I'd like to uve gram and hospltaUty; Mrs.
1n Italy. It has Richard Oonaber andMrs.Satnt
warm weather Cicero, 3rd rtce..presidents,
.,.,...., COOd beaches: publicity; Mrs, Tom Slmovlch,
and a relaJ:ed 4th nce-Pres1deot, member-
-~~~~~~~ Ship; Mrs. Jack Love, record-~ tng secretary; Mrs. Wayne Sub-
easley, correspooding secre-
tary; Mrs. Robert L. Baneson,
treasurer; Mrs. John Selja.o,
coordinator; Mrs. Robert Ful-
ler, patrooess cbalrman; Mrs.
DOOley Kelbow, prO't'lslooal
ATTENTION!
I AM LOOKING TO BUY
OR SHARE SPACE IN THE
LAGUNA SAWDUST FES-
TIVAL. IF SHARING, I
WILL PAY COMPLETE
EXPENSES.
CONTACT:
MATT DAVIS
!HS!GH NEWSPAPER
OffiCE
·~~~:•; and Mrs. William t< parliamentarian.
The major fund ralalncevents
are Christmas card sales start-
Ing In August, the b.U bridge
brunch wb1ch senes as a show.
case tor the Cbrlstmasdecora-
tioBS made bJ the young adults
workshop at UCP center, and
the Neptune ball held In the
sorlnc.
Patrooea.ses of the league
are W:mes. Jolin E. Blby, Bert
B. Brewer, Vlla.n E. Couch,
C. R, Crout, Forrest DeMlng,
Ethel Geohepn, John D. Hellr.es,
Charles F. Hlll.aod, Paul J.
Holmes, Mae IDp'am, Robert
KIDeaid, Wary KlDg, Rudy Leer,
Anita Lee MacMasters, Ar chi-
bald MacLelall, William Mes-
HQCU, J, H. Paddoet_ Mary
PeJrce, Dorothy Proud, George
SUrer, Maurice Spull.nc, Ruth
Spor U.,. LUIJao Tllotcher,
Cbarles S. Tbomas, William
A. Thornp1011., Cll.ra Marx
Tbwaer, Clatre vu lmrn, Ed~
1rU'd Wedlt!Dd, Auabelle Wll·
IJama, Raebll WUUams, and
W. E. Woodrull,
otben are Years. aDd
Mmea. Arthlll' Atktre--, Ernie
Boll, -Budla, Rlcllsrd
-· ll!lllam P. ~~~
....
fH
A lol of people, wotd>ing our ,_
building going up on Newport U!ntt!f ' Drive in Newport, hove commented,
"Very irnpmsive looking ... but who! ore
n,.., going to !II! in m.... oil day?"
Well, lor one thing, we11 be writing o
lol rA checks. lo$1 yoor, lor instonce,
PoOfic Mutual paid its poliqownors and
their bo!wfcio<ies more ttoon S 17 S
•
million in benefits. This rrooey ilelps
people pay doctors ond t.ospitol bills,
funeral exponses. ond tox obligations.
It replaces inromo lost through retire-
mer>!, sid<ness or disolllement. It ilelps
kids go to oollege.Poys food, clothing
ond housing expenses lor surviving
dtpondtnts. And ilelps people ex>pt with
finandoltme<ge<ICies in other wars-
Because, first and foremost , we're a
li fe and health msuronce company : our
career agents s1t down with 1ndiv•dvols,
famil ies and buSinesses and help them
plan for the1r financ•al securtty. Not•on-
ally, ~Ne're ranked 32nd in assets ouf of
the 1.800 and some tnsurance com-
!Xln•es people hove to choose from Our
customers currently own nearly S.6
b1ll1on worth of life 1nsuronce.
PoCihc Mutual•s hcensed to sel l•ts
1nsurance products 1n 49 states, the
D1stnC1 of Columb1a and Puerto Rtco And
our customers are served locally by
more than a hundred •nd•v•duol and
group 1nsurance, clatms and mortgage
loon offiCes lhroughout the United States
The assets of Poc•fic Mutual Life lnsur·
once Company exceed $1 b1111011. So
many of the 8(X) people working m our
new bu•ld1ng w1ll be 'NOtchtng over the
1nvestment of hundreds of millions of
dollars Strength and sofety ore the
most 1mportont cnter10 when we select
the 1nvestments that w•ll stand beh1nd
our customers' msuronce polic•es. They
mtght be Investments 1n new commemol
or houSing construction . Or ut1hty and
•ndustnol bonds that help create new
serv1ces for people, hke a "NOter system
1n Flor1do or o telephone network 1n
llhoos
But these days Pocif1c Muluol 1s more
fhon on msuroncecompony.lfso fami ly
at financial companies oil related to o
single pufJJOSe : providing financial
services lor individuals. fomilies ond
business.
®
REDEVCO. flC.
As its nome suggests, this is our 11101
-dovelopt1WII arnpony. Its role is
to cap•tal 1ze an short-term development
opportunities Redevco purchqses and
resel ls 1mproved propert1es.
PACIFIC LAKE PARK
DEIIELOPIT1EnT ComPAny
Th1 s company butlds and owns apart-
ment complexes wh•ch offer great
places to l1ve l•ke lake Park Apartments
1n La Mesa . near Son Otego 254 arch•·
tecturolly mterest 1ng apartment homes
are set am1d tall p1nes, meandering
wa lkways and ponds stocked w1th fish
More protects along these l1nes ore
plan ned
®
PIICIAC COilSULTinG
CORPORA non
PCC prov1des soph1st•coted morketmg
servtces to agents all over the counlry
11 concentrates on creat1ve f1nanc•ol
pla nn1 ng for 1nd1v1duols and busmesses
and Iorge estates. Offen combmmg
e)(tens•ve research w1th computer
analys•s. PCC prov•des un•que solut•ons
to complex fmonool plonn~r'lg problems.
®
r-wJFIC eourry
SAlES comr>Any
A company of reg1stered ropresentot1ves
licensed to offer mutual runds.Mony
ore life insurance agents too, and"-
"""' llovt 0 portfolio"' products to
....., the financial needs rA ind~
families ond business.
•
'
lltURIDAY,IIAY II, ltn ..... ,.,.
Be ·Accepted Literally
8AI'TIST 8181.11 TRIIVNI!. fl>rl•tfl•l<l, Mo:
.... >4 H 11o. -Dr. s.a, 11. -.to, cllr-ol lbo '*""'• fOr o:e..-, -.cJ B't.Jitef R••••rcb. S.. I>Meo, Calf.,
5 n 5 tu 1 •• Joui..d..y lectun .... ..,...S ·-BeptJit Bible eon • ., A~~rt~t-u. . -..., .. -"...., --.. il • I I ......... ----...a ol ··h--at VbPM Wit WWicel • dn.._, Dr • ....-~btl""'-
~ ...... '! •ola.rt.. .. ..., 1 ............. _ ...... , •• c.a.. ... a. 0..0. BJo _.,._ -·Lii....-•.......__ ....__ ..... ••·
......... ,, tolthec...taa ------• -.,..,.,lllbleooclllodona8d-• • ~. • •z b._ ol nee"'; ....,_ ~ P\ood": "'Tiae
...,. 400 IC'iend.ta wt.o belLtw ln 'l'WWiht vl ZWhldon .. ; ....Wdan ~ .;:naticxl and U.. worldwkSe and tht llodam Cbriltia.D", a ad
ID bt. own worde. Dr. MorrU be-=· Co.mo\op' and liodem
IJnre tNt "'the Bible record of Ue· Dr. Mom. l. • membu of the
atioa ahould be tabn literally, witb Anwrican Geoph)'Ucal UnJon., AmeJ'-
alJ tiWtc-~ted in .0: litenl clan ican Met.eorolot;ica.l Society ad the ~ ..... thouund years qo, and tta.t an true Kienc:e supportl t b 1 1 American O.OII;cical lnatitute. He q
doebkw... 1 fellow ol the America~~ ~-
ticm I« Advancement of Science D\Uina' hil viait to Sprinlfiekl, Dr. and the American Society of Civil
Monil C!Ohducted an evolution semi-EnalMtra.
bar at Drury Collece, •poke to the a. i. lilted in the '"Workt'a Wbo'a Who in Sdenee, AD1-..uity \o Pru-•tudenm of S.ptist Bible ColJqe bJ. ent .. ; "Who'a Who ia Amenc."·
IPKial aU-atudent u.emblin, and "Who'a Who in ~, ;;J ~liwred lectures on two nilhU in "Americ.m 11q of Scienoe". Dr.
the BBC FieklhoUM. Idonia ,W a11o a member ol Phi
Hil ~r contention throucbou t Bet. LPf' ~ Xi, Tau Beta, PI,
the leetur. •ria wu that the the-and Chi ~00 honorary 80cietiea.. ory of. evolutkm. is not only .nti-
b.iblical, but abo unacientifk. o.e ol tile r ........
Dr. Monb was .,.duated from
.Jtkco Uniwnit;y with a B. 5. decree
in. d:vU •D&ineeriDc in 1939. He n-
oaived bia M. S. cletr'H from t h e
Ubi...-.ity of Minne.ata iD 1!HI,
.-nd ._ awarded • Ph. D. from the __,. lnldtution in lt:IO.
"hhll'-1 at JUce
"lib flrn ~dive worlt b\ creation-11m." SAY~~ Dr. JeforrV, "came when
I ._t to t.eeh at Rb. I wu.Wd
to rweb the ooUel• madenta whb
Bible tnchtrw, but there wam't
mueh lltenture a-u.ble."
-n..t You. Jliaht Beline", Dr.
JilorN" tint book. ... me...ct ih
1N1. Bt ,.... u m.trudar at bb
..... 'lUter fnm lKl-44.
Dr. Monil; b.aa .., MrVed ..
prol.-w aDd hNd ol. lb. depart-
mart of d•U ~ at tbe
Ubiwnity ol Southwestern Louiai-
Our Text for Today
P.OM ''8APTIST 81BLIE TRIBUHIE," SPRINGI"IELD, MO.
much ,pater flood ol cnce.
ADd atill . otben have 1~
"'Arad the Lord descended in the ~t It lhould be traMJ.ated: "When
loud and tood 'th him th d am abounded, p:ace dJd mueb JDOre c •. 1 W1 ere, an .super~aboUDd."
proelaimf:d the n~ of the Lord. -•-
"Arad the Lord puW'd by before God ill a God ol e-verlMtinc mer-
him., and proclaimed, 'I'M Lord, The cy. "But thou, 0 Lord, art a God
Lord God, merciful and p-acioua, full ol cornpa..ion. and rndoua.,
)capufferlD&, and abundant in lon&lufferiDC, and plenteou. in
ll a,....., ..,.. tnlth., mercy and truth"' (Pu.. 81:15).
"'&.plnl: mercy for thouands, God will be a God of merq dur-
fcqhrtnc btiquJty and trarvcre-ion inl the G~t Tribulation, that time
.d. .in. and that will by DO ZDeUlS of "ti'OUble auch U IVYI'r WU 5ince
dev the pilty; viaitinl the iniquity there wu a n.ation.
c1 tbe fatbera upoa the children, 'Tor then lhaU be p-eat tribula•
._ tion. such u wu not Iince the be-and upon h • children'• dilldren, ,-inning of the world to thil time,
unto the third and to the fourth no, nor ever ahalJ be" (Matt. 2.4:21).
,_.rat:kn" -Exodw 34:5-7 Some preachine makes tiM lm-
preaion, wittingly or unwittinelr,
'nw emphasis here ill on the mercy that durinc that time, mercy w i I have fled from \he earth. But the ol God, not on Bis judicial jud1-Book of Joel deali with that terrible
ment. period. •-• " ___ _, _ ___. __ _, "The Dt;y of the Lord" 18 t he
"""' oaes obviously .......,..~.......... theme of Joel. ADd li.sten to l'Vbat
that the nnphuis w a .s on God'• God NIYI to the aodleu. ChrUt-re-
mft'CY, In the context_ lhe 8th and jedillf:, acre~ multitude. dur-
('
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THE STRUCTURE OF INTEGRITY . .. , I..;. .... ,.'
~
AM IMTUYIIW WITM J. IDGU HDOYU
a.,_ llrom u.o JotJ u, lt'll, Eootp Blbll -111 trlbalo
to ll>o lito J. Eclpr -·· 1oo1 Umt dlrteiOr ot 11>1 F. B. L
DIQIMJM M .... l•-.
UOO ".__ ,lea-. Mht-..11-. Ml••·
• John Edgar Hoowr It the d~Mlngu/M«J dlr.aor ot the Fed ·
era/ ButHU o1 lnVNIIQelion, an ~ ol the United States
Department ol Ju&tloe. Born JMwarv t, 1895, In the Dlltrlcl ol
Columbia, he r«:et-Ad the tMchelor o1 law. and master ot
laws deg,.a from The Geoigrtl Wa.Nngton UnlwH•Ity. In 1917
hfl ententd the HfYIOe ol 1M Ju•llce Depertmenr •rid became
director ol the FBI In 1924, a poahlon he hall held undflr eight
ptesldtJnts, from Calvin Cool,. to Richard Nixon. He Is s
tmJmber ol the NaJioflal Pre8byt!HI#ul Church In Washington,
D.C. This interview was obtained lhrOCJflh correspondence .
know. For e.n.mple. a younl' Preab,Urlan min·
ioter, Dr. Donald Campbell Macl.eod, provided
a truly Chriatlike example tor me aa a teen..aa-er.
The eoura.aeous and aelfieaa efforts of my &.110-
ciatee in the FBI continue to renew my faith.
And the countless living testimonies of citizens
wbo work tlreleuly tor the betterment of aociety
are a conatant eource of strength in my own
commitment to Christ. '
Mr. Hoover. what doea Jeeua Chrlllt
mean to you pef110n•lly7 Th•t le to .. y.
how do you regard him. end how doea
he affect your life7 For me J .. ua Ia a living
reality. He is truly man's hope for joy and sal-
vation. No matter what problema confront me,
I know that I can count on our Redeemer for
strength and courage.
In what church did you grow up7 How
did It Influence your outlook on llfe7 A.o
a young boy I attended Sunday School at the
Lutheran Church of the Reformation in Wash-
ington, D.C. I also aan.g in the choir there, and
occasionally I was a soloist. As aasistant Sunday
School superintendent I was given the oppor·
tunity of aaauming responsibility in my church.
Later I attended the P resbyteria n church of
which I am now a member. My early life in the
church helped me to understand the personal
responsibilities each of us must accept in pro-
viding a moral and spiritual example for others,
both in word and in deed.
Could you deacrlbe the Chrllltien atmos-
phere of your childhood7 Ours waa truly
a Chriatian home. Both of my parents took very
seriously their responsibility of providing for
the s piritual as well aa the material needs of
their children. We attended church u a family,
and my father and mother accompanied us to
Sunday School. The Bible played a vital role in
our home life, and we gathered regularly for
family worship.
Could you tell us about the way you
were taught the Bible7 My parents read the
Word of God aloud and explained ita meaning
to us children. They made it releva nt to us so that
we could look to the Bible as a guide fpr our
daily lives. For me the Bible is a constant source
of inspiration and encouragement.
Was there some point In your youth when
you made a commitment to Chrillt by
faith7 Could you tell ua where and when7
Because 1 grew up in a Christian horne, I feel
that Christ has always been a part of my life.
My commitment to him has been strengthened
through the years because of the many dedicated
Christians 1 have been privileged. to meet and
Could you relate for us any particular In·
stance in which you remember prayer
being anawered in a way that waa help·
ful? Yea, I can. I recall vividly an instance•just
before Christmas in 1968. A college student, Bar-
In CCNINIIJUS a. nAM HI ...
.... ,... ·~· toOITT CHtCA$0, IWHOtS .O.U
THE VALUE OF
ONE INDIVIDUAL
Jvst ontagone 1 tl "IY.i be611 three
weel<;s sonce Cl bog em force pl¥te had
d•sappeared CNer the Paco toc woll"l a
crew of eight and a n..,y 81'1 I1Sied man
Now m that geoeral IIICimtv. the
pdot al en air Ioree cargo pl-. re-
ported stght1ng a raft w1t h one mao
sta11dong up on ol wa111ng tor help
ll.lmost omml..:hatelv the A11 Frnce
diSpa tched s1-teen planes to the area
and called uoor1 al! shtpS oeart:tv to
help m the hope of f"ldlll Q 1!11e11 thos
one ma11
Agau, a11d aga111 'Ne ha11e wttnessed
IJt:!nse that me11 ~<ooll ~ to to rescue
e11en OllPol the1r fello.....men lrt)tll dea th
n,s 15 as 11 should be. for +1 1s only
111 tl11s loft: \htll we can prepam 101
ete•nth illld ot os omportall t thai eaoch
ot us should hit~~e the gre;nest nos
s•ble ~ortun1t~ to orepare, on case
through carelessness we may ha11e put
Sdenu~ and the 13ible
The Wisdom of Grid Seen in the Falling Leaf
By HERMAN W. SCHAARS, MiJw•ukee, Wise.
,.OM "THI! IEVANG!L," aox :u, LARGO, ,LORIDA
At this sea son some trees are already entirely bare. All leaves have dropped.
The trees resemb!e skeletons. The leaf factory has elosed shop for the winter.
B!JI a!l was do_ne In a. most orderly, perfect manner. You wouldn't expect it other-w•se •f God h tms.elf •s at the controls.
We see the leaves in colors briii:hl now covering the forest fl oor several inches
ttucl\. What causes ~he leaves to ~hange color in fall? Jack frost does not do il.
People thought so ~·nee the colon ng comes at a time when Jack comes around.
On the other hand, •t happens tha t a free is in full color before Jack appears .
The timing of .the coloring is very precise. Jt ts the shortening of the day,
less. hours of s~nl tg_ht, that tS the alarm clock. At a "gi11en signal" the plant
bes•ns to draw mto •ts bra nches and trunk the chlorophyll in the leaf You recall
tl IS _the chlorophyll that &~ves the leaf its green color. You may tatch a leaf
JUSt m the proc~ss f?f halltng the c hlorophyll w•thdrawn mto its branches lor storage, The leaf •s st1ll half green, but the other half is already red or yellow.
Sometimes in summer, loog before the time of changmg color you see a
smgle bran<:h of a tree. in full fall color while the rest of the tree is· st ill beauti·
fu lly green. That pa rt tcul~r branc h was injured; tis normal flow of sap was re-
duced or even cut off entirely. tts branch may ha11e· ~n broken 01 an insect attack ~as at fault. .
Whl do some leaves turn red, some yellow, still others with intermediate
shades. In with the chlorphyll of the leaf are other chemicals, not so dominant,
however. These are pigments. One such pigment is anthocyanim, a red color.
Many apples haw much of this pigment.
These pigments are more stable than chlorophyll. Wh1le the chlorophyll is
being: drawn out, these p igments stay and give t he leaf its new color its fall
dress. In some leaves both pigments are present in various proportions. ihey g ive
to the leaf those intermediate shades.
Wha t causes the leaf to fa ll off in Fall? It doesn't do that 1n summer. tn
fact, the leaf hung on so t ightly you needed eKtra energy to pull •t ot'f. Now
m the Fall all drop off themselves.
The Lord made all things well. At the joint where the leaf stem is attached
to the twig a layer of corky substance wi ll form in fall. This substance will d is-
solve in moisture. The leaf is loosened; the wind ca n readily tear it oH.
Here the great Physic ian does things in reverse of the human surgeon. Be-
fore the operation the wound has already heal~. When the leaf drops. off, you
see only a scar. The cut is entirely sealed over. Tha t, too. is so wise !I" act.
J . EDGAR HODV!R
bara Jane Mackie, was kidnaped on December
17 in Decatur, Georgia. Kidnaping ie one of the
most atrocious of crimes. Every available ~
source of the FBI was mobilized to locate the
young girl. Time was of the eeaence and eluea
were few.
Three days later a n anonymous phone call was
received by our Atlanta office. In an exeited.
voice the calle r gave directions for finding a
"capsule."
FBI agents raced to the location given by the
anonymous caller. It was an area wild and un-
inhabited, with many vines, scrub bushes and
trees. 1 was in formed by telephone of the tip
given to our Atlanta office. Along with my asso-
ciates, I knew we would need help beyond our-
selves to find the young gi rl.
Our agents searched frantically. They were
alert for any possible cl ue-a spot of disturbed
ground, a broken twig, a scarred piece of bark.
AB the December day began to grow dark, the
agents wondered. "Was the a nonymous call only
a cruel hoax?"
Then there carne a shout from an agent deep
in the woods. He had found what appeared to be
freshly dug earth. Agents q ui ckly converged on
this spot and could hear a kn ocking noise from
under the g round. They began to dig furiously
with shovels and boards. even with bare hands.
Soon a wooden box was uncovered. In it was
Barbara Mackie, shocked and hungry, but alive .
She had been bu ried in the "capsule" for some 84 hours.
We in the FBI believe that our prayers made
the difference that day.
What are the Christian qualities you aeek
to inculcate in the young' agents whom
you train. and how do you go about lt7
The FBI plays a cri tica l role in American so-
ciety. Our investigations affect the li ves, repu-
tations and status of many citizens. For that
reason we mu~t have Special Agents of unim-
peachable personal character . integr ity and hon-
esty. Their investigations must be scrupulously
fai r and impa rt i<d, reporting the facts without
prejudice or error . They must be above the temp-
tations of bribery and dishonesty. We carefully
in vest igate the backgrounds of applicants for
F BI employment t o determine their reputation,
character and ability. The success of the FBI
stems in la rge part from the high moral stan-
dards required of all our personnel.
ltb venes ~~re aicnificant and re-in& that time. . ''Therefore aho DOW aaith the th os lmi)Ottan l milltl!'r off vulinc: Lord, turn ye even to me with all The sealing of that cut keeps all moisture within the plant from escapmg.
11 needs every drop of it. Durin1 the long winter the roots cannot get mois ture
out of the frozen ground. That seating also wards off insect attacks.
How can the churches help re-instill
character and morality in people today?
On~ of the great t ragedies of the f ree world
today is a decline of moral values-honesty, in-
tegrity and fai r play. Crime rates have iumped
drastically. An increasing number of people -
both youthfu l and adult -feel that the law need
not be obeyed. Ma ny are disrespectful toward
law enforcement offi.cen and our j udicial sys-
tem. Often they are selfish, a rrogant and di s-
da inful of the rights of others. "'ADd .._ made hute, and
~ bla head toward the earth,
and wo.l"'bJpped.
"'ADd He aakl, If now I have
louDd .,... in thy ailhl. 0 Lord,
let. ~ Lord. l pray thee, IO atnon1
u.; lot it g. a .ut:fDeeked people;
ad pardon our iniquity and our
.m, ad take 1111 for thine iftberl-.......
your heart. and with futinl, and
w ith weepi.Dj:, and with moUJ"Uina:
"And rmd your heart. and DOt
your 1annenta, and tum Ullto t h e
Lord your God: for he Is Jncioua
.nd merciful, alow to anaer. and of
great kiodMM, and repentdh him
of the evil.
"Who knoweth if he will return
and repent, and leave a bl~ be-
hind blm; even a mnt offerll1c aDd
a drink ofiertnt: unto the Lord your
God?" (2:12-14) . -·-ADd a n 1t multitude, b o t b of ""II l'lOW J b.ft found IJ'8C'e" in tby
aicht ..... J_.. and Gentilea. au aolhl to
Gnce and mercy, not j Uitic:e and liaWn to God, re.eb out for Hb
juclpwat are emphaaiud here. ::fur• and be saved \~urine that
-•-• In ~ c:bapt.u of R.rrtiatioa
We U ve a parallel st.atemeDt in we rod of 144,000 1.-.. who are •Yfll dwinc that time. Abd m the
DeuWICJDOCD7 5:9-10: same c:baptet" we read ot • ..n mul-
-rhou ahalt not bow down tbt-titude ol all raea IIDd ~
..U unto them (fa!. aod.), nor and toaiUea who an .....t dwinc
...,. ~: for I the Lord tby Cod ~lJ-::-·thll I bttbeW. abd., a.o, a
IIIII a jeUoul God, vWthtc U. Ia-p-eat multitude, WbJd:t. DO IDa a
lqul~ cl the falherw upoa the cbU-could number, ol all -~
dreD UDto tbe third end fo\U"th ~-~:th.~~md. ~
entioa ot them that bat.e me, the t.mb, c:loth.t with whit. robea,
"ADd abewm, mercy unto &houa~ and pUma bl their baladaiouct
.dl t1l tiMm tb.t krr• me and kelp .;e:-s:J::U: 1!,h o!,. Ood -!t'kt _,1'1:.:-·::: a;" the Amtricwn =-~--~ tb. thrcaa. ad \lllta ~ VenioD r-..ck "a tbouMad "~ ~ ..... ~ I&OOd 1"'UDd
1 adeaL• ~ ~ :!i!r'=~ t~
............... 1Dlqult7" for ............... -... -....
or foUl' ...-•tim& ;$S Ood. ... : ...... .
But "~ mncy" to a t.hoWI-,aoq, wt 1; '• d dv-t •••-
It was woth eternotv Ill mond that the
LO!d Jc~.JS Cluost j)aod the IJ"I!illest
pOSSible pr1C:e to Sillle men from the
tudgmell! to come and what the Btble
CiiiiS "111-t! 5tCOnddeath ..
"Ch~t$1 ats.o hath otoce suffered 101
sons ··says J Peter 3:18 "the Just lor
the un tu5t that He mogl"!l brt"ng 1.1$ to
God " lo tus 2:14 savs that "He g<1111!
H•rnsell ::or us that He mtghl redeem
us !rom all tniQUIIV t Peter 2;2f d!l"
Cli!III!S Thill He '"bore OUI StnS tfl H1S
OoWn body on the tree.·' and '" Gala·
toans 2:20 St. Paul excl aoms: 'He
tOYed me and gil11e H1mself f(}lf me '
Aft er three weeks alone on the
OCf!ilfl rhe man re fe11ed to llbwe wu
keenl y ConSCIOUS of ht! fll!e(l, He
sttiDd up and waved fllllllc ally 111 the
hope Thill someone on rhe plane abo\oe
mtght see htm and br 111g h-elp. Some
people l dr1lt Ill th1s world ol Sill 1rld
trouble . go on 101" manv . l'rllf'IV vears
befo1e thev bftcome awa1e ol tlle11
need -Of 11 least. before lhev w1!1
ac knowledge 11 But not untol -c1o
acl<.nowledge oo• need. can we e~pect
llelp o• sal11al1on. "Ch11s1 Jesus came
'"'o tile wor ld lO save sinner-s" !I Tl~t>
othy I 151.
Good l)l:lOI)Ie do nc:~t need I Sav10f,
but who 11 that good) Romlfls 3:23
SIVS 11\a t '"all h~e II OOed and come
short of the gtorv of God .'" ¥1d our
consc1erces bear wttness. But let us
•fiiOICe that '"ChnSt d1ed lor OIJf sons .··
and ttull Hom lor ~t~lvetton. ·"He tha t
bel1evfllll on 1tte Son of GGd hllll eve•-
11$\lrtg tile'" t.Jottn 3:36).
UKI ~dena. ~aad bonow, aacS powv, aa4 ·-----------And *w:e the God of the Old l, be unto our Ood for ...-..L.-n -" ~~ -.......... ______ .,.. __
Tw&aDent 18 the: ...,.... o1 the New "And CIDI of the tidtln .,. ..... .,..... • (YL a..l7).
T ........ C. '" would expK't to find aeytq UAto IDI, What .,. the a e '!'hen will N • 8aod ol iDicr"i.dt;r
&ha ... truth ln the H.,. Tnta. .-bSch an ~ ta whMa l'Obl8? du.rillil tba a..t Trtbuta.tloo. lt "t
-t. Aact .. do. ' llbd ....,.. cu. th.y1' ..... W'OJ alao -• Oao!t ol dtflae
..,._ •-.. ~MD'• d.Obediotnc!e "And I •W wato him., Sir, &lou ....a,.. .,, amow.t. And he .sd • ..., ,._ -·-_,. __.. _.. lllnnoas, 110 by the an they whJch «*1M eu& el ~ ..
r'i rd'ro• ol -.....U "*"" be mMe tribuladaa (U. ...-t trii:Niadon-A P r ""'" ..,_. ...... to t h • ASV) aad hne ....t.ec1 their .-.., futuft • ...U m ... ...-t. ltll.t,o ri#Jtwa lhd ..:-.. them whl.ta 1:D tba blood: Jkl hi .... __ .. I .. dl ...
.,, ••• the ... •Wrtd, that of the t.mb. hill ..U.thbi ........ a.i.tR -
.... ..._ .,... ......, Bu1 -nw.•• an tha7 Wen the t'~-r~~= ~ • •••
...... • ... ..... ... dJd thrcee ol Ood. aod ...... hila --•
--
... '
r (-I:JNO}. and IUrlht lD btl.....-: M4 he thet Jl ...... tf .. OrM 'ft •• . ·-... 1M-oholl_ ............ __ ~ 'rt. .. I I • .... ... • .... -~ ...... .. •:.:::.: 1' 6 tt:.a, .. ... ., .............. ~ .................... _ .... ..
........... , • ..,. ~ ...... I1Um ., ~ ....... .. .. I .............. ..
-· 1 ........ = ... -.................... _-:.·.A':l:-a. .... .-c.t" ............ • ... ~·.t...... '7w .. "-' ............ ... .. __ ---" .. --, ••• 1Mo_lo __ _
.,.>a' ~-, ... .,.· f,;r=•a..~-.. .,. ........ -w r. ala•..,.. ___ ,_ .. __ • "-.. -~ .. _ .. _ .. w.·
,
Ma ny a leaf turns its ed11es when falling. That enables it to roll along with
great ease~ Some plants are so dependent upon catching those rolling leaves.
They need them as a blanket to protect them from the cold.
The hepatica, for instance, has lectves with lon11 stems . Those leaves stay on
all winter. In fall the hep.~t ica leaves swirl a nd catch the rolling leaves fallen
from trees. You should see how snugly the hepatica is bedded down. That's why
it ca n bloom forth so early in the sprtng, the first flower of spring.
The;se fallen leaves serve a n important role. Every step in God's creation has
a defin1te purpoH. Those leaves gradually disintegrate and form a humus an
enrichment to the soil. The leaves contain valuable minerals which the 'soil
needs. good fertilizer, beneficial plant food. There is no waste in God's balance
of Nature. Everything is re-used 0\ler and over again.
You hear people sar,, Don't burn. the dry leaves; make a comPOst ol them.
Notture teaches us that esson. God IS a &ood teacher.
The story of the leaf miracle reminds us of what Paul wrote to the Romans:
"for who hath known the mind of the lorcll Or who hath been His counsel-
lor? For in Him and throullh Him a nd to Him are all things-to whom be glory
forever." Romans, 11:34. -l'fle Bib le-Science News Letter, I2-i5-'65.
(Christian Victory)
The Eible .4n~wer~ ••••
by Rev. louis A. Jacobsen
P.OM '"THE IVANOILo00 80X 21, LARGO, PLO.IDA
Address letters to: The Bible Answers, P. 0. Box 25, largo, Fla. J3540.
DID CHRIST PRAY FOR O[UVERANCE FROM THE CROSS
QUESTION:-Why d id Christ DI'IIY for deliverance from the hour to which He
had purposely come (John 12:2'm
ANSWERI-Christ did not say that. "Now My .sool is t roubled a nd distressed
and what ?hall I say? father, save Me from this hoor (of trl1i and l aony)? But ii
IQS for thts very putpOM tNt I have come to this hou r (thlt 1 mi&ht underao It).
{Amplified N. T.). See other versions: American Rev. Standard, Weymouth Moffitt
Wll hams, Phillips 1nd Bertleley's Version. ' '
FAITH -WORKS
QUUTION:-Jamn piKeS such ttmPhasis upon WOflts ... why d iet Paul fill
to do this7
ANIW£Jh-hul pieced the emphuls upon Ul'lllttion by Cl'ltce lhfOUih faith
in the lord Jesus Christ But. ha also ta~t that wot'ks wer. I'IKetMfY 1nd euent~t In the IH'• of the true beliewr. The root Is filth, the frultaet of the inctwallinc Christ Is worb. 8oth ~~ 1nd James t.ucht thlt t1ith Is tutnt~l to
Hlvation, but 800d WOf1ct .,.. proof thlt our flltt»--la pnulnt. " ..• by thelt fruits te shall know lhem" (Mttt. 7,20 •. Filth justlfl• us before God; aooct worb )uatltv
us btfcn the VfOf'td. Ft.ad RCimlns 4:5; (l)ht:sllons 2:&. 9 and Actl 26r20.
<
Church men and women should speak out
forthrightly fo r what is right, good and noble
The voice of the church is a powerful and mean-
ingful voice -and it should ring forth loudly
and clearly on beh alf of tho.<re moral principles
which underli e our society. Too frequently today
Christians are s ilent in the midst of injustice.
Too frequently Christians look the other way
when the law is vi olated. Too frequently Chris-
tians are not ready to do t heir share as citizens.
Christians have an obligation, both individually
and through t heir churches, to stand up for
freedom, t he dignity of the individual, and thoae
moral principles which a lone make life worth
living.
Do you see any connection between the
aubveralon of morality and the threat to
the national security from ouuide
enemies? America's best protection lies in the
integrity, morality, honesty and patriotism of
its own citizens. The foreign enemy ia always
hoping t o flnd the disloyal person, the individual
who for a few pieces of silver or other material
reward will betray his country. To a large extent
this is how the Soviets, for example, attempt
to recruit spies inside the United States. They
contact a prospect, and endeavor to flnd a weak-
neae In his pef'tltOnality which ean be exploited.
If they discover that this individual is willing
to steal conftdential data from his employer or
to help them In other wayJ,, they will readily pay
him money. A nation which has lost ita relianee
on moral values is a nation doomed to extinetlon.
What would you .. y to a young pef110n
tod•y who Ia conaldering the c l•lma of
Chrlllt upon hia llfe7 I would tell him te ac-
cept Christ fully and joyously and to do every-
thing humanly pouible to follow hia prlnc!ploa.
Th.Js fa a lifelong commitment. It means that
every decitton you make, large or email, at home
or In the o.ft\ce~ touehiq your own life or the
11-of oth.,.., muat be made In the licrht of that
commitment to a Higher Authorlt¥. In this way
I "'lleve, penonal faith lo nurtured. '
In 1117 earoer u Director of the FBI l have
-n too frequent!¥ what happono whe~ younl'
-lo torpt God, acorn the teaehinlll! of J .. ue,
and moek the moral iawa. Crime I• tod&y ruln-
lnr the llv .. of t-nda .of younl' -pie who
feel 0..,. are above the lawa of aocfe1;Jr and the
""""-roe; the7 lack a pononal faith bued on moralltJ and divino teaehlnlll!. The tlmo to ac.
Qlllft thla lmowledp of God It In the homo &Dd
at Bandar School and cburdt. Thla lmowled,. boeomeo the .....,.uro of our daiiJ u-. <:><
• ,,
~9u.!!~~~u!~!J»Ia~!!!!:~..... ·=;= .. ~ .. ,?0::~~=-~Woda~!-~·~bid'":'~~:.
tile J p,m , Jtud) HuloQapada 1. a.eq.e.t ot Gcnld Raw tro c:::.twood Cudla ~ ••• llollll trom. Jobd Shlill'l K&J Mo.; 11, ol 1M6 Pott CorDill del M.&r, oa outlt&Dd-
oflllo N._rt Boaeb Plualllc ·-a --llllq lllalr-,._.. Hti.,U. -11 Ita nto St., Wtlt Canty, 11U11or VIeW Homtt, Lac tra1lle nrrants .•. A
Co&ml.atoo today, M&J 11, tn W&J to tM roof of a JU'&I'I 15, YUI&Det ttqtlelt otTer· Jtnpart, bthrHD 9 p.m. April wu eblrpd wtuJ lbopWiiDJ r..,olnr Y&.lued at $110 wu
City Hall: aputiMDl, UO Dlamoad Aft,, t&DCt M&rtiD fDr ...... at 10 ud 11 a.m. Mar 1 .. , abr b1r arrtll at l!:.S p.m. ltOitn from CUI't«< Rucker's
• CoUtu R.adkt'l pluMd Balboiii:IUd. &0? u:l lot W, llilJtlc-. B!Jd... ~ 'l'&llald&t $SOObeJooc· at Rotl&uoa's ~tort, Fubioo r"ideoce at 5001SeuboreDr.,
commtiPlty deveklpmeat. '7. Requtll or ,t\ollJ Pui&Ht BaJboa, oo %,100 ... It lOCI' Sac to H&ttt)' Ptut, Sot Col-llaod •• , A 4111ChJ btJoo&t.Dc West Newport, betwMO 8 a.m.
• Ztro lldeyudtorpn,... to cbi.Det the 10 foot troot JUd wbert tbe oodt can. tor z,,a. 11u Afl., Balboa Island, wu to GrtclllatClllll'd. W w. Btl-Yay 1 aDd 8 a.m. May 4 •
• R-1-1/Z dtatrJet. H U Ck at 2000 Mtramu Dr., 11. 4ppta1 of R, L. Lawr.:au •1111 from a coostnettoa alte bol. Blvd., BI.DIOI, wu stolen -------::-::::=:::--
• Gtoeral plla procress re-8&1:10&. ftom tM lrlhrpretatloa of tb1 at !OS Agate An •• B&Dlol Ia-from b.lt yard IOmttlme durln(
port. e. Request ol Jotlll Virtue commualtJ ••lapmeat dine-IUd, between 3 p.m. AprU 11 tM dl.y ••. Jewelry Yl.lued at L!GAL. MOneE
Tbe apoda tor the replar to reaUa:n Jot Uotl tor reTtNd tor requ1r1Dr a use permit b' aDd 1 a.m. AprU 30 ••• A $%,341 waa lllolto rrom ADoree
'J:SO p.m. meetlDglncliJdes: om.ce buUdlDC layout at AD&· retaU a.tula tbe M-1 dt.trtet barrlar took $190 lD currency DarUDc"a bome &I 4717 Kamp-
1, UN permit appUcatlon of eapa Or, aDd CIYIC Ceater Dt ., &t 505 19th st., C&DDerr Vlll&p. from a tlle drawer at tbe r est-de Rd., Cameo Shores, be·
G. A, Zimmer for a restaurant Newport Center. 17. Requellt of Newport Har-CHARLES w. AD1CJM8 ftU beta deace of Mae Scott, 4t40 Park tw'MD 11 :30 a.m. aad 2 p.m.
on ttle northerly atde Of Slit 9. Tt.ntattve map of tract No. bor Art UU18Um tor uteulon am«t bJ SOatbero CaWorDl& NeyPOrt, between 9 a.m. AprU br a bur1lar who prlad open
st., between Newport 81vd. &Del 1838 to create ooe Jol lor au ot Ume for completion of COD· Flnt Malloaal But u COD· 23 and 'I:SO a.m. Aprll 30 ••• 1. aUdln& c)laa door ••• An
VIU& Way, Cannery VUlap, 18 unit condomlnJum at 631 a.od diUons for use permit alknr1Dg eumet leDdlAr olllcer tor tbe Burton Hosterman, 3248 ldabG 1.utomat1c platol nlued at $151
wUb .uba&ndard parking. &33 Lldo P&rk Pr •• LtOOPenln. the reloeaUoo at 2211 W, Bale UD1Ytr11CJ otflce to Fullertoo. LaDe, Costa Mesa, reported was JColen from John Barloo's
Z. u .. permit appUeatlon ol aula. boa Blvd •• Central Newport. He ruldu wUb blswUe,Stella, that ft.shing equipment. worth Dome at 33S MUfordDr.,Ca.meo
Del Webb Hotel Mamgement 10. Tentative map of tract 18. AmeDitment 3%0 reruJat-ud tbetr .oa, Corey, at 818 $366 wu stole:D trom Ills boat ShOres, betWeen 1:ZO a.m. and
Co. of Las Veps tor add1t1on &027 creatine ooe lOt for a inc tbe outdoor lllbtlAc for TIIIUD At'e., Newport Hetc:hta. whlle lt was moored at off. 4:45 p.m •••• A 1fheel and
of a convention center at the 49 uid.t eoodomlnlum oorthtrly nlmminc pools, tennis C<Ma1.s He ~ a put n ee preaidttlt shOre mooring 051 from 4p.m. tire n.1ued ILt $35 were ta.ken
Newporter IDn. of E. Bay Ave., Batbol, between abd other Klmllar uses. a.6d treasurer of tbe United April 16 and 11 :30 a.m. April trom Norma Payoe's ear while
3. Request of Mary Jo Be· Fero:a.odo St. abd Cyprelll St. States Jaycees AM ta: a mem~ 30 ••• Michael Kaltenthaler, parked at her residence at 1811
laDpr aod Albert Sbook tor a 11. Final map of tract No. LIGAL MOTicl ber u.s past omeer of the 106 ouve St •• West Ne-wport, Cllfl' Dr.. CUff Haven, from
uro aide yard setback to pro-7052 subdivtdl.ng 8,8 acres Into Porscbe Club ot Amertea, He said 3 sleeping bags valued April 24 tmttl Aprtl 29.
rlde aS car prage for d~le'l 46 r;stdenUallotsandooeP"een FICTITIOUS BtBIN£SS NAME ta a Yeteraa of the u.s. Na'f)'. at $30 were stolen from Ills • TUESDAY, MAY 2
at 223 Sapphire, BAlboa latand. ar ea lOt, westerly of Vlsta del STATEMENT garage between 8 p.m. April Somebody ftred a bullet
4. Request of Emlcay DeYeti' Oro aDd oortnerly of Vista del The followtnc persoo lsdoJ.Dg PAUL ILA.I R Dl ES 29 and 2 p.m. April 30 ..• tb.roueb a trailer betng used
opment Co. to createS pare Bolsa, North Bhdf. business u : Pasadem. Plua, Fuoeral senlees were held Pollee arrested Larry Herman as a business otnce by Jotm
tor offtce-iDdustrlal deve 12. Final map of tract No. One Hour Mart1nt.z.lng, 15822 Uay 9 fot Paul BJalr, 81 , of Hornung 31 or 4806 Nepbme 0 Lust 11 Sons on Spyglass
ment II QllliJ St. and e 7852 tor coDdomtntum develOp-Pasadena Ave., Tustin, CaUl.: 318 Alnrado PI,, Balboa, who Ave., w~st Newport, jUSt: alter uiu Rd. at San Joaquin Hills
St., Newport Place. ment, westerly ofS~rtor Ave. VIetor R. LIDdemazm. 474 Ogle dled May 6 at Park Lido Con-mtdn.lght at Montero Ave. and Rd Spnlass HUI at about
5, Tentative map of tr t No. at the so\&herlyendofMonrovla St., Costa Yesa, CaUl. valescent Home l.n NewPOrt Edgewater Ave., BalbOa, and u:'is p.m •••. Scott i..ederha.us,
7809, subdlvldl.ng 6.8 acr into Ave., West Newport Heights. Ttlts business lB belng eon-Beach. charged him wtth resisting ar-227 Coral Ave., Balboa is land,
13. Use permit application doeted by an 1Dd.h1.dual. He was a retired amusement rest, after the otncers had reported a wet diving sutt,
of Pacltlc Marine Ya.chts for a SIKDed: Vtctor R. Undemann. pa.rk mecha.nle, wno came tD responded to a report that valued at $75 stolen h'om his
lfBW-u•v fioatlng dry dock at 2'751 w. This statement ttled wtth the Cautornla from his naUt'l Iowa someooe was pustUng a resi-reaklenee beh.een 3 p.m. and
lrft'&ular Sh•-::,;;;;.. coast Hwy., Mariners Mile, eounty clerk of Orange County 48 years ago. He had Uved deot's boat lnto the water •.. 4:so p.m •.•. A S6S automatic
r....,.,n., -Y 14. Use per mit appllcatloo on: May 8• 1972. by BeverlY here for lbe past 25 years. Arthur Robert Weiss. 31, of pl.stol was taken ttom James
COSTA WUA WA llSS co. of Newport Beach Country CliiJ J. Kaddo'l, deputy county clerk. Crypt-side servtees at Har~ 604-i/2 w. Ocean Froot, Sal-Yerman's car wb.tle It sat nea.r t;;";'";;-:;,...;:;-~·;t;;"";"';;'";;';'•;•~~A~par::~tm~e:bl~s:.,~f:o:r ~a:.;;IOx2:~o~f=oot PtmUsh: May 11, 18, 25,June bGr Rest Memorial Park wer e boa wa s charged with battery his residence at 1509-1/2 Bai-
t 1, 1972, In the Newport Harbor conducted by t l\e Rev. Bruce alt~r residents of 504 w.oce&n boa Blvd., Newport, between
EnsJgo. F -17645 KID'rle. Front cla.lmed he knocked at 1:50 a.m. a.nd 8:45 a..m •.••
,-.--LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE --their door about 10 p.m., then Loul5 Breer's 1969 MerciU'Y
--------------------------struck 2 occupants at tbat ad· automobile was stoleo .1:; BIJitCBES
TH. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH IS THE
CENTER FOR
BIBLICAL STUDIES
IN THE NEWPORT-MESA AREA
DR . JAMES O'BRIEN COMBS
IS YOUR BIBLE TEA.CHE!R AND PReACH ER
)01 MAGNOLIA ST. AT 9•·U A.M. &leLE CLASS!$
SANTA AHA AVE. 11•00 A.M. WORSHIP HOUR
SUPERIOR CO URT OF PLace, as shOW'n on sa.Jd Map ; dress .•. Merle Wilson, 215 Ume between 10 p.m.
THE STATE OF CALIF-thence South 50 degrees00'00" c anal St., Newport Shores, re-30 aDd 7 a.m. May 2
ORNlA FOR THE COUNTY Ea.st 220.94 feet aloo.g sa.ld ported that someone set Q.re parked near his residence
OF ORANGE parallel Une to the North-to bis boat doCk a.OO boroed 310 Fvna.Ddo St., Balboa.
No. 17'7393 westerly Une of said Block ooe end of the dock and an
NOTICE OF COMMISSION. 231; thence North 40 degrees adjoining fence at 7:30 a.m. • WE DNESDAY, MAY 3
ER'S SALE ON FORECLO-00' 00" East 50.00 feet to the when Mr. Wllson was awakened A resident !tightened
SURE true point of beg1nning. by nreman arriVing to put out 2 young boys alter she
ANITA J. ATCHISON, Plain-EXCEPTING THEREFROM the smoldering nre. them k.lck and break 2
ttfl' and Cross-Defeodant, tbe Southeasterly 25 .?0 feet. • MONDAY , MAY 1 lighting nxtures .;iln2,5•ilnlariners
u. PARCEL 2: An easement for Robert William Shipman., 26 ment compler at co 1
14814
FICTITIOUS BlEINESS NA ME
STATE ME NT
The to11owtng persons are
doing bUsiness as: SE(NU In-
dustries, 4%16 Patrice Road.
Newport Beach, Callfornla,
92660: Denise P. Ram , 4.!18
Patrice Road, Ne"J))rt Beach,
Ca. 92660; Claudette C. AYill,
13180 Casa Linda Lane, Garden
Grove, Ca. 9264.1.
This business is conducted
by a general partnership.
Signed: Dent~ P. Ram.
This sta.tement was ftled with
the County Clerk of Orange
County on April Zl, 1972.
Michael Ram, Attorney at
Law, 4409 Petit Ave .• Encino,
Ca . 91316.
Publish: April
11, 18, 1972, in
Harbor Ensign.
27, May
the
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• PHOWI! (714} 71 ... SIM •
AMTHOMY SCHOOlS
1717 s. lltOOKHUIIT
.t.MAM ElM, CAL. 92104
HARIOit C!WTI!It
2)00 HAfi:IOit ILYD.
COST A IU~A -'"-9J9ro.21JJ
COSTA MESA 7•00 P .M. EVAGELISTIC HOUR
HOME OF P. C. HEUMANN CHRISTIAN SCHOOL
FIRST OIURCH OF
OiiUST, SCIENTIST
:UOl Viii Udo
Newport Beach
SUNDAY SotOOL
LUTHERAN CHURCH
OF THE MASTER
H. fLOYD BROWN, Defeo~ ingress and egress over the of 2912 w. Coast Hwy., Mar: Dr •• Westclllf, a~ut 8 p.m.
dant and Cross-Comptai.oant, Southeasterly halt of Carnation toer's MUe was arrested at ••• Jewelry valued at $680
and Anoue (formerly called 30t:h 1.30 t hi ldeoce and was stoleo ttom the residence
UN IT ED c A LJ FOR N 1 A Avenue), Map of Corona del c har~m~l~ vt:~~~~Dof proba-of John Ross, 712 Or chid Ave.,
BANK, a CaWornla. corpora-Mar recorded in book 3 pages 1 L be valued t Cor ona. del Mar, by a burglar
tlon, Defendant and Cross-De-41 ~ 4Z of Mtscetianeous t ~~ -,..~s • sto~:n ~om a Jo~ wllO pried open a kitchen door
feodant, Maps, in the otrtce of the county~. Lusk construction site at sometime between 8:45 and
and recorder of saldOrangeCounty, 3443 Pacifi c View Dr., Harbor l1 :4.5 a.m .... Marilyn PoU-
ang1ng,
Painting & .Decorating
Luthenn Q'lu~ tn ArMrica
2100 hdflc Vft 0...
Cofonadll MK, CIIH.
9 &.Ill ... d lDI.!O REV. WILBUR E. ALLEN
SUNDAY SERVICES Interim Pastor 9 ....... llh30 .. ...
WEDNESDAY EVENING 9:00A.M. family Worship
MEETING 8 p.m.III<I:UIJ A.M.· Church IChool
R.EADING ROOM I :00 A.M.· Fe.r.i¥8 Worship
Week daya: 9 a.m .. 5 p.m. NURSERY PROVJ0£0
Wedneodor o 9 a.m.· 7•45 P·"'·IL----------' Tuuday and Friday:
9 Lm. · 5 p.m.; 7-9 p.m.
s.aday: 1 p.m.· 4 p.m.
5llOOND OflJROf OF
OfRIST. SOEN11ST
Newport leac:h a1
Ccwau del Mar
·3100 hdflc View 0..
SUNDAY SOIOOL 10 a.m.
SUNDAY SERVICE 1'0 a.m.
WEDNESDAY EVENING
Reedinaltoom: 8 P·•·
3282 Br<*l St.-t
N......,rt H"""U
A Free' •nd Indcpcnclcnt
Co"t'•t•tion•l
OOES XI througfl XX. ln-uteDdlllg ttom the North-View HUts between 3:30 p.m. qutn, 1331 w. Bay Ave., Bal-
c luslve, Cross-Defendants. easterly Une of Sea:rle• Avenue A r ll 28 'and 9 am May 1 boa. repor ted that a lhlef took
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN (formerly called 51st Place) P A vandallhre~ a· tUgbway $550 worth of )ewelry trom
that the above-entitled Court, to tbe Northeasterly l1lle of ia~ marker disc through the her borne between 8 a.m. and
by its judgment lD the abon-Lot 18 Ln Block 231 of s:a.td window of the Hearthstooe shop 3:45 p.m ••. • A sllde pro-
entitled aetlon, reDdered on Corona del Mar ntended North-at 2711 E. Coast HYJ., Corona )ector, cassette recorder, and
February 1, 1972, aDd entered westerly said Carnation AYe· ttf 6 lhJ pbooe beadsets valued at $575
and reeordedooMarch 16,1972, nue ba..ing been vacated and ~el:io ~;en Mar~·· were stolen from a classroom
1n Boot543,Pap333,lRIOI.nted abl.ndooed Ja.nuary 13,1920 by Betty Ann iu~er 2327 y1~ at CorOER del Mar high school
me as commissioner to sell order ot tile Board of S~-H ta th Bluffs• a.nd JoAnn sometime between April 28 and
and ordered me to sell the vla:lrs of Orange County, a K:!'on' w~o uve~ oeit door May 3•
real prq)erty lDOr~County, certified copy of wb.tch order at 2329 reported that some-• THURSDAY, MAY 4
CaWornta, described as fol-was recorded January 14, 1920 body ha.ti stolen ma.il tromthelr Richard Ellls Campbell, 35,
lows; tn book 14, page 282 of Mis-mailboxis duriDg the put 5 of 229 OrciUd Cocooa.
PARCEL 1: That portion of ceUaoeoos RecordS of said
Bkx:k ''D" of "Corona del county, said easement to be
Mar," as per map recorded used l.n common with others.
in book 3, pages 41 and 4Z At 11 :00 A.M. on May 26, .
of Miscellaneous Maps, in the 1972, at the maln entrance of
otllce of the county recorder the Orange County Courthouse, ~~~~;~~::::: of satd eounty, and that portion 700 Civic Center Drive West:,
of Carna.Uon Avenue (formerly santa Ana, CaUfornJa, I W"Ul
called Soth Aven~.te)ncateda.Dd sell tne above-described prop-"~",:;,;;;;,;-,
abandoned January U, 1920 by erty or as much of it as shall COL L
Damato&Son
642-1677
If llo .... _ S.l74
these
1100-B F.. CoutBwy. r... .. c••• Marcie ...
Moa.·Pri.J 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
1\ttnd.y n-eninp: 1 to 9
S.t.: 10 a.m. co 4 p.m.
Ch dsti•n Ch11 rcla
DR. RUSSELL SPITTLER
Interim Pastor
SUNDAY SERVICE
AND CHUROf SOf()OL
AT 10~00 A.M.
Order of the Board of S~-be Dtt:essary to raise a sum NOir-\:~~~~!i~i!j~~~ visors of Orange COUDty, CaUl-suftlcieot to pa.y the Judgment '"AMTIOUE ltOW"
ornla, a certlfted copy of whkb totaWng $121 ,5?0.57 and eosts, 2.421 WEW,.O ltl al., ~M. SJ'S ••·''"''".lf" "THE ,AClOitY" TUNI UP order wu recorded Janary upeaas ot sale, and interest •
for the best in service
• You III'C c01dWiy i.nfltcd 10
ate.nd dlurd Saricct and
to W d. a.oom.
N11rnry car« prori:Jed
PHONEo ~2-:1740
Central Bible Church
n•D ST. et o•.t.IIGI, COSTA IIIIUA -Mt-AOI
Su.nday Morning Worsbtp .•.•..... 10:30 a.m.
Sunday· Even tog Worship. : ..•.... 7 :00 p .111.
·Wednesday Bible Study & Prayer .. . 7:00 p.111.
An indepmdeot cbwch wttb Bible teacblnc alinistry
2501 Cllfll" ORI'f'l, MI!WI"'ORT II!ACH
.;. HEW CHURCH WELCOMES YOU
THI!. Rl!\f, DON l,., INGL E, PASTOR
SUNDAY SCHOOL,,.,. 9t 45 .t..M, IIILl STUDY
WOitSHII"',,.,, 11 A.M. -4 7 I"'.M. 7•J0 ,,M, WI!P.
CHURCH Of RELIGIOUS SCI EN
DF CORONA OEL MAR
ILI!ANOit C. J ACK SOW. MIMISTU:
StlldlJ SerYtce ••••••• 11:00 a.a:n.
Suodl.)' Setw:IOI • • • • • • • • 11 :00 a.m.
241 HWY. 6o4~10U
425 JOTH ST.. .... ... •• S .... J5 14, 1920, iD book 14, pap 28Z thereoo to the dale Of sale, _ 1 I TO O .... ~~-· ~-· •• of lliseellaDtovs Rtoorcls of plus or miDus any adjustments OPEN S · ..
Oraop County, Callfor111>, de-to toe date of sale as provided ~~~~~~~~:~ 2113 IAIIIIIl fl.
scribed as a whole u follo-oso for iD safd Judgment, to the • CIST' I(S'-.,2·1 111 Commenclllg at the most highest bidder for cash and • • n
westerly corner of Block !31 lawf\d money of the United. 6 ot•ICT\. T o\CitOSS Fao ..
of sa.1d Co:roaa del Mar; thence States of America. THIO lt08fMS
North 40 degrees 00' 00" Eut DATED: April 21, 1972. BE.AUTY NOOK
along the Norttrwester)J Une Ooo R. Adkinson. 2732 E . Coast Hwv
ot saJd BlOck !S1, a dQtaoee CommtssloDet' Corona del Mer
of 100.00 feet to tht true point Galrln R. Keene, Attorney Phone &44·7336
of beglllnlDg; Thence North 50 at Law, Sutte 510 AYCO fl-
degrees 00' 00" West J90. 74 na.oclal Center, 620 Newport
feet to the W"esterly 11De of Ceoter Orin, Newport Beach,
1a..o4 described as Parcel 1 Calllornia 9%660, Attorney for
lD deed to Edba v. HaJQea. n.teodant abd Cross-Corn-
an unmarried womu. re. pJa.lDa.nt,
e«ded April 5, 1945 lD book Harwood, Sodea. &: Adkinson,
1S08, pap US, omcl&l Ree-AttorD8}'i at Law, 550 Ne•·
ords, 0rt.ap COUDCJ, CaW-port Center Drt•e, Suite 4S4,
orula; tbeoee Sottb 14 deiJ'M& Post ota.ce 80'1 1907, Newport
U' 00" Eut aiOarthe West.erlJ' S.ctl. Ca.Uiorata 9!863, Tele-
Une ol aid 1llDd to EdDa V. phoQe (7U )&M-U1S, Attoroeys
Hayoec to a UAe puaDtl W'ttll llr DooR. Adttn100, Commls-
aDd 50.00 feet aortbetlJ' of, doiMr.
m-....d at rSpt ucJe8 Co
Ute NorttnrHCert,r proloap.Uoa P~Uib: May 4, 11, 18, 19'7!,
otlllo ~IJ llatof5111 iD t11o Newport Harbor Enslen.
S.ALifS & Sflll'VQ
-420 E. 1ntt ST . COSTA ltiSA , .. ""-,...,.. ..
IMt..COUI -~ CUY\.111
HAL AEBISCHER
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Pfoper Fitting Assured
:MOO E. Coast Hwy.
Coronl del Mil
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SINCIItl
SIWING MACHIMI
1171 Ht ....... II .... C.M.
646-9742
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PERMITS
.. 111M lle._ld, -_, liM
Ia .,.._ lor 8P7 HIU hit -d, ,1,000. • =• ud a •UU. t:w v ... JoaN. bloc:k wan at
b I L Ill llolldiOII _, the I 'I'll Part llulololl. ,1,000. *"'"" •-rt 11oo<11 bodlil-A-at ml Seii1IC s. tr ......,._ II ...,...0<1 ot Dr., ,11,450.
---10r11a1. Jolla Norcaro, pool -a1 Till 1o11ow1Dr pormllt, lA the 11151 Part Sta._, $5,000.
....,.._ o1 $1,000 IDdO'III', bl..,. • EAST UPPER BAY
bt.-I.J.R6d tMI moath: HtQrJ Cr1llll, Z roomt &Del
• AlRPORT AREA pallo root, 2807 Carob, $4_000,
KoU I.DComt Propertjes, 6 • NEWPORT CENTER
permUs tor tnduatr.laJ &bella Robert Leitch aad Aaao ..
oo Btrcb St. ud Wtlttrl)' Pl., elates, teraot de'fllopment at
-rrom $115,000to$209,. 264 Aoacapo, $!,200.
000; total, $1,00Z, 700. • BALBOA
Howard Cbevrot.t, masoory Muq,bJ, Z story cq,1eze1 at
teoce, 895 Don st., $4,500. U1, 42S, as, 427 E. Bay AYt ..
• WEST UPPER BAY eacb $4S,500; total, $174,000,
Jvu Wella: & Sons, swimming • CORONA DEL MAR
poo~ 2036 Galaxy Dr., $4,864. M. H. SborltWl FOWidattoo,
At.:J at 2012 Ga.ll.Q, $3,104. restrooms 63r prden, 2647 E.
Fron, wall, 1612 Antigua, Cout HWJ., $5,000,
$1,500. Robert Wumm,toa. 1 untt,
V. Berry, swimming pool at 2 story dweWnc, SZ2 Poln ...
Zlfl Irvine Springs, $3,000. settia Ave., $35,000. ·
• NEWPORT M. E. Kotrord Jr., add bt.tb,
C. A. Roblnsoo, reconvert 4.20 Heliotrope Ave., $1,000.
slagle residence to d~lex, • CAMEO mGHLANm
Z714. w. Oceu Ft., $3,500. Jobo Allard, Sial deck. 723
Robert Fitzpatrick, 2 story Cameo Highlands Dr., $1,500.
duple:~, 3206 W. Balboa Blvd., • CAMEO SHORES
$%9,000. Pearl Dudley, swtmmlngpool
• CLIFF HAVEN at 45Z1 Rolbury Rd., $4.,040,
G. L. Meyers, fence, 1615 • SHORE CLIFFS
Harrow PI., $1,000, Doa CoJUu, add and alter,
Walter BurroughS, addition 14.5 Sboreelitt Rd., $20,000.
Ud alterationS at 511 CUff • NEWPORT SHORES
Dr., $9,000; fence, $2,000_ P. O'Conoor, d~leies at 208
• WEST NE WPORT HEIGHTS and 210 Lugonia, each $3?,000.
Cortez, partitions, 822 Pro-B. Sas6e;Ue, patlooverdrtve-
ducUon Pl., $1,850. way, 235 Oran~. Sl.350.
Chambers ·take no stand
Jlf Jff t• ol u. Mwpart 8enl.rd a,tu. a INIDber
-... c.... .. , .... Olthe..._ ....... -•• c ....... "' com-co 1114 -.. "' Olra<:lort, _ ...
--.,., .... 1101 -·· ... -· .... .., aclloG b!' thetr -Robort llcC~~rcly, pr..-
lt -a-1 ..-..-oi ... N_.-tHarborCblmbor .., alto.,._ b!' 8lalo -of Commorco, lll4 T-,
o-Il Cupa-In lollolato lbal bo "-ot oo piau bJ
tbe tDtlre Paetn.e oout rr... members of ll1J clamber to
ftJ roult out of tlllttDct. tual I letter OD the frHW&J
Tba Lo,_ Bacb Cia-maltor. Yr. llcC11rd1 <lid ay
ot Commerce •at a Wter laat tblt the ebambtr'• ueclltlft
WMl to tbe Newport Beact1 boud MDC a letter to Stator
-lor &lid olhor loa;ISialorS C..-.r thia •eek -Ioc
JIII'Oteettnrr UDOUneed plans b1 b1a coastUDt dtn](lpmes¥ blU..
8taa.tor Carpenter to introduce wrw:b 1s ezpected to 10 before ' a ~u .tiWDg the eoUre r;oute. tbe SeDate on :U:ODda}'.
Tbt Lai\ID& Beacb letter Aid Hal PJncMn. president ot the
tbat the city's bopes of re· Corona del Mar chamber, said
tainlDi a vUlage atmosphere be d1d oct believe the treeny
would die unless a.o inSaDd free. bill would be dlacuued by either
way route lS created to take the ezecutiu board or the gen-
some ot the heavy tralftc ott eral membership.
Coa.d Hwy.
'Lord protected me'
steve Burllngbam, 17-yea.r-as pert:J.nent to h1s case: •
old Harbor VIew Hills student, It Is God wblch worketh 1D
KITTY RINKER of Costa Mesa., left, am Jeanette Harelson believes 1n luck, but tbtnts both to will and to 'do of
of Tustin display some of the creaUu tllings that will be something bigger than that was good pleasure."
offered at the seml-anmal Art ShOw ot the Costa Mesa at work last Thursday morning ''Besldes," Steve
Art League being arranged for Thursday, Friday and when he tell asleep at the wheel "God must have lmown I
Saturday, May 18-ZO, at South Coast Plar.a. Miss H&relsOn of IlLs car. a few days of! from
dld the brlgtlt red tullp water color picture, sne ts chair-Steve, who atteDds Heritage to do some heavy
man of the show, aDd aid the extubtts wUl inelude oils, !Ugh school 1o Anaheim, was He was back ln school
acr yUcs, water colors, pen and Lnk and other media . Miss driving home at 2:30 Thursday day.
Rinker, pubUc.Uy chairman, Js displaying some leaded morning, after working on a
glass mobiles which form colorful nurseryland cttaracters, patriotic program at the school,
includlng a !lobby horse, train, clown and "wlnnle the when he dozed off tust north
pooh." Proceeds from the show and sale will go for of san JoaquJo HUis Rd. on
acllolarshtps tor art students. Th.ls comlng week-eod, MacArthur Blvd,
May 12 and 13, the Costa Mesa Art League w1ll be showing "The next thing I re-
• BIG CANYON
Randall Presley, I Wlit, 1
story dwelllng at 1 Pinehurst,
$68,000.
th ( ) member," says Steve, "was elr works at Richard's Lido Market, Ensign photo. LIGAL MO'nCI climbing: up the st&ep embank-
W. Scott Biddle, patio addt-
Uoo, 5 Cypress Point, $1,525,
Deane Co ., wall at 27 Rue
Grand Vallee, $1,000.
H. Perry, sllade cover, 4Rue
Du Verde, $2,400.
• HARBOR VIEW HILlS
Spyglass H111, 59 permits tor
dweWngs and garages,$3,110,-
200.
M. Giegg, swimming pool at
1947 Port Bishop, $4,000.
Bruce Klng, swimming pool.
1606 sea Bell $5,000. ...........
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS ment on the west side bt the ~~~~~·~~ ~~i:r~~~ ~~~ Newcomers at Hoag ~":t~e~ trytng to flag down
THE COUNTY OF ORANGE • Nobody would stop for a
No. A-72553 ~D~Y, APRIL 30 Glri--Mr . and Mrs. Robert bloody teenager at 2:30a.m.,
Estate of THOMAS E. HEf-Y--r. and Mrs. George Howard, 2881 Ellesmere Ave-so Steve walked !lome to 1207
FERNAN, Deceased. ~~ Haugtltoo, 313 Esther,Costa nue, Costa Mesa. Starboard Way, leaving bls
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN sa. Girl--Mr. and Mr s. Jonathon completely--demoUsbed 19'12
to the creditors or the above Glrl--Mr. aDd Mrs. JorgeM. Morgan 1857 Parkvlew Circle foreign car at the toot ot the
named decedent that all persons ~~:.ga, 794 Scott Place, Costa Costa Mesa. ' embankment. Whenhegothome,
having claims against the said • MONDAY MAY 1 Boy--Mr. and Mrs. Timothy the lady who Is staying with
decedent are reqt11red to nte Gl 1 M • nd M Jh K Coker, 2426 Elden, Apt. 8, Steve and his brother white
them, with the necessary vouch-r --r. a rs_ ong · Costa Mesa their parents are in Europe,
ers, ln the ottlce of the clerk Kim, 711 Shalimar Drive, Co. • FRIDAY ·MAY 5 called the police and an ambu-
of the above entitled court, or sta Mesa. Girl--ld~. and Mrs_ Nelson lance.
to present them,wl.ththeneces-Gir} •• Mr. and Mrs. Ivan K. Pfister 1615 Cornwall Lane ''I remember shaking hands
sary vouchers, to the wx!er-Whipple, 1978 PortEdwardCir-Westclln ' with the policeman," steve re-
signed at c/o James A. Brode-ci~Har~r VIew Homes. Boy •• Mr. and Mrs. Albert calls, "then everything is blank
rlct, Jr., Attorney at Law, M h!Y--7r. and Mrs. John E. Graham 1906 Dover Drive until I woke up at Hoag hospital
350 East Seventeenth Street, e er, 66 West Wilson, Apt, Harbor Htghlands. ' with 30 stitches In my tert
Suite 112, Costa Mesa., Calif· L, Costa Mesa. Gtri--Mr. and Mrs. William arm, above by eyebrow, and
ornta 92627, which ts the place Boy--Mr · and Mrs •. Kenneth Smith, 382 Esther. Costa Mesa. on the stde ot my head."
ot business of the undersigned W. Baerg, 1957 Port A!oansPL, Boy--Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Alter seelng what was left Harbor VIew Homes. ~~~~~;;;;;:;;~;;~~ in all matters pertatntng to the • TUESDAY MAY z--.-R. Ralph, 866 Capital St., Costa of his car, pollee agreed with estate of sa.td decedent, wtthln ' MPsa Steve that he's fortunate to
four months after thetlrstpub-Girl--Mr. and Mr s. Da.n.iel ~SATURDAY MAY 6 be alive.
Ucatton of th.ls nottce. Vania1l:, 2018 Port Chelse.a Pl., Boy--Mr. a.~ Mrs. Ha.rlan D. Tbe youngster, who formerly Harbor View Homes. Dated May 3, 1972. Eastman, 1975 Port Brtstol worked for the Ensign, aDd
BERNICE B. HEFFERNAN, Boy--lM ·and Mrs. James D. Circle, Harbor VIew Homes. who has lettered 1n toott.U
tiTHIL SIS IL ICTI
'-Bo&-olaclo<l -«1 -01 JOb'o Ilallcb· ton, llolboi us, u ... liar
I 1J100111>C. -llalloG •Ill ba
bOld liar 10. O!llor -ol-
ftcw• to bt Llltau.ct art llerJt
Purllb, HalorptlDcNJ;Detlbt
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AlilbJ', -· llll( AUco Par. rtab, mirlb&I. Tba rollrii>C -od Ia C.ylo Hlloo. A ~ M~
Sladt,tba
MHttheM•
lehlnd the
Safeco Smle.
Y~tlnf ltablllt7 rovwnp at
up to ~ ol what JVU mQ t. Pl1bla !lOW!
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IN-.u!Ca
Bob Paley & Associates
17TH STREn COSTA MISA -
LIDO CENlER
J4Jl VIA L\00. NEWPORT kt;Ant. CA lli ~26"'0 Bernice B. Hetfero.an. Execu-Cope, 2700 Peterson Way, Apt. • SUNDAY, MAY 7 ud track at Heritage, says,
trlz of the Will of the above 58-D, Costa Mesa. Boy--Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. "The Lord protected me; He's
named decedent. T'rrln boys--Mr. and Mrs. Silver , 2021 CommodOre Rd., dellnltely at work ln my Ute." 16toO MAC ARTHUR. NEWf>OM.T Ht.Anl. p,ut •Ht>t•O to7 .1 11ss
James A. Broderick, Jr.,At-Lawrence Johnson, 1998 Port Baycrest. He quotes PhiUppians 2:13 1.,. ..... ,.. ......... ..,_,.. __ ,..,..,,. .. ..,.,.._.,._.,.., __ ,. ...
HARBOR VIEW CENlER
torney at Law, 350 East Seven-Edward Circle, Harbor View ~·
teenth Street Stdte 112 Costa Homes.
Mesa, Ca. '92627, 64i-3210, • WEDNESDAY, MAY 3
Attarney for Encutrtz. Boy--Mr. and Mrs. Ralph A.
311 S Jl.-port 11.-4 Publish: May 11, 18, 25,June Hancock, 2069 Wallace Avenue, I~::~=~~:·=-~·~=~JI:l9~72~~In~th:e~N:e:wport Harbor Apt. B, Costa Mesa. E'ns1 .' • THURSDAY, MAY 4
Girl--Mr. and Mrs. Mark
,?lttvri~ut 4 ~ti~~Uta( CA:Jjfe ~~~~·v,!!z~.!~~ Wheeler,
'STEP OUT FOR BREAKFAST .. LUHCH .. BRUHCH ,
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NOW OPEN SUNDAY
Treat yoursell to Marina's
Ugtlt, delectable rolls a.ncl
pastries. A varied menu wtth
a contlnental flalr!
2721 E. COAST HWY •• CORONA DEL MAR
AT GOLDI!JofROO L.IGHT
MON , -SAT_ I TO • 67• 45 ••
SUNOA,V 9 TO • •• ~
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SUMMER $5950 SPECIAL
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• RESTYLING • CU!.ANING
• GLAZING • NEW LTNTNG
• •
Girl Scouts
join project
Four Harbor area senior Glrl
Scouts !lave been picked to talr:e
part in the organization's na-
tional "Wider opportunities"
program of travel and learning
this summer.
Patti Sloper and Crls Hamil-
ton of Corona del Mar's Senior
Troop 1684 and Melanie Mtr.eu
of Senior Troop 1839 In Costa
Mesa were picked for the pro-
gram, with Kathy Means ot the
Costa Mesa troop betng oamed
as an alternate.
Patti SlOper wtu attend a
"footprints In the Jersey
Sands" program sponsored by
a New Jersey troop. Tbe trip
wilt Include study ot the ocean
environment there and coast-
line ecolog:Jcal problems.
Crls Hamilton Is slated tor
a trlp to the Columbia River
area of Oregon for a bact.
p&cldng, rtverboating and wU-
deroess lite project.
Melanie MlteU, a plK:Itogra-
phy !lobbyist, will visit tbe Ro-
chester, N. Y., area tor a
"Graphically Speati.D(' wort.
shop lnYolviag exptoratJon of
graphic arts technlqoes.
WILLI AM BIL DERBACK
OF C.M. DIES AT 60
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plt&l LD Orup 011 Ma.y 4. He
WU born ia Mt.uourl JUDI 30,
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