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1A1100 Ball to C-.1 "-· TM ..... wu Mra.O.Wauer, N..,.;..t.-oeboOI<U.otrleiAmorl-
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Tbe ..... for '1111, 81.11 ud 9th 1ra411 n.a "A mer lea, my bam e."
Tlot .. -., nrot, --; I.S. Ow• Fro.t; Sri!, Tney Adama;
~ llllot llrapMa, au ll'oa New-
part IWIIor lll&lloeboOI.
Seboot periODDel atteDdlDcb:acluded
R~ D. lllller, prlnelj>&l otllarbor
Vt .. acbool; Mrs. Ma.rllpa Voa Klel.D·
smkt, Harbor View ICbool, ud Mrs.
EUJabetb R. Receow, NewportKetcbtJ
Rbool, .
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CHOOSE 4 . OF THESE CANDIDA"P~S
"ftJ I loft Amert:a" ftl tbe
•-r lople Ia< 11ot 4111. 51b lDd Gtb
lf&doo. Tlot -•' llrot, Pamela
Puter. Newport Rei&IU .cbool; ZDct,
Sborrl Spny, Jlarbor Yllw; Srd, Roa-
aiN Rodda, llariiOr Vl&W ; 4th, Delllllo
PeriOU, ADder .. .cbool; 5th, Scot
lwu, Ranor VIew; lth, Tony Chrll-
tllpber • Barbar VIew; '7th, Seott Loos,
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Eaay Judce• were Rlebard Hod.p,
laiUJ'&DCe esec.-tYe; Mn. Jolm La-
mu, put prHldellt et lh• Ne.,lv1
Bt&tb Ebell Club, and Luly May
Caay, member of Women ln Com-
m11b1catlou. DIST. 1
HOWARD ROCERS -
Travel
AIR TICKETS
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CRUISI!5
tlioor baaaott. Manqer
oha lllltor
675.a<IOO
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DIST. 3
J. PETER BARRE'IT . ...., ...............
JOHN J. MoDIIRI!N
CerUflild r.ue Aoon.etem
POOL PROBLEMS?
Call
Jim Chico
645-7340
EXPERIENCED SPECIALIST
• m
Pool Remodeling
& Repair
Firm
CALL HOWl
EHJOY A
PROBLEM· FRE:E ,I"UUL.~
SIJMIIERI
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N,ONSSIONAL.
ftiSSWORIC ••• . .
DIST. 4 DISTRICT 6 Mra. Mary Wilson, ALIXUiary prest-
deat, ud Mrs. Clayton Tbompsoo,
ma.Mer ot ceremonies, were ln eharge
or oter -all arrangements.
Candidates in
Dist. 6 reply
Thll ll tba ia4t of 1D Eulp Mrlll • QlillltlODI aUld
o1 ~NIIdalol for .N-~City C-'.l.J!l.lllo.~
I e'leetioa.. All-cudldlltu wtn aa.t tbe •m• q....,...S,
Thls •. w-. tba c eaDdldltN J11k1Dc to replace eth ota..
trlct Couneltn.n Rlebard Crool answer our qiiNUoal. Yr.
Crout Is not ru:nnlng ap.J.n. Tbe district tncltdes "old"
Corona del Mar west of Nuclssus AYe., BI.Ibla lalaDd
east of Marlne Ave., and all o1 lrTtne Ternee, Newport
Center, and Btr Canyon. HoweYer YOters throupoat town
wUJ. vote tor ODt eaDdidate trom each of the 4 districts
belnr contested tbia year .
. WUllam Ape Is chl.lrman of the ctty PlaJm1n&: Commis-
sion, and was cbalrman ot a citizen's transportattoa com-
mittee wblcb worked on a tooc-ra.ace tratnc plan. He Is
a stockbroker. He was educated at Ohio Wesleflll.. m.a))rlnc
1D psycholocJ. The Agee1 t.ve U.-ed here, at 715 LarUpu:r
Ave., CorOlla del Mar, slnce 1967. He Is a past pruldeat
ol the Corona del M&r Civic Assn.
John Baker, 2500 S•vtew Ave., Corona del Mar, bas
Uved bare for 25 Yllll. He wu Piper Aircraft dlltrltdor,
aDd now owns a local lDa:ar&DCt apocy. B1l eamp&ip bu
concentrated oa h1l cMiire to mort commtrdal jet a1r
tr&m.c from Oranre Co111ty airport to tbe El Toro Marine
Air Station.
Lucille Kuehn, 1831 Seadrift, lrT1De Ternce, Is a Hi-
rear rtlldeat. Sbe n.1 edaeatld at tbt UD..Iverstty of Mtnne~
sotl. and at ocr. holdlnc a muttrs decree 1D American
history and a SA In poUtleal scteoee a.Dd ecooomiCJ. Sbe
hal been a procram coordlaltor for the u. s. Deputmeat
ot Urban A!fl.trs, aD usistant: to the vtce-eb&Dcellor ol
UCI, a leeturer oa soelal eeolocJ, aDd a member ot the
Orure COUDtJ Grand Jury, the cotmty crlmiDtl justlee
coliDcll, I.JDcolDSebool PTA president and charter president
of tbe Leapt ol Women Voters.
JoJIPb stewart, 437 CU'DI.tloo Ave., Corooa del Mar,
Is asstlt&Dt prlnc4l&l of Lathrop juQ1or hlgb seboolla Santa
Ana . He claims elperteoce In b..tcetlDc aPd pla.Jm1oc. He 11
a 1fadlll.tt ot Colorado state University and hOlds a mu-
ter's detree lD adm11l1stratloo from Cbapman Collece. He
bas Uved here aiDee 1958, He bU been a scbool t.chet
and admiDistrator for 16 years.
Here are the eandldttes' auwers: • • • •
• TRAFFIC --WHAT SPECIFIC ACTIONS, IF ANY,
WOULD YOU TAKE TO CHANGE THE LOCAL TRAFFIC
SITUATION? (5TH AVE. BYPASs, MacARTHUR -COAST
HWY. -DOVER INTERSECTION, 2ND UPPER BAY CRCB-
JNG, PRESENT BAY CROSSIIIG, ETC.)
AGEE : I f\llly stWPOrt the tnuport&Uon elemeat ol tilt
ceoenl plu u It wu IPDI'oved llarcb 11 bJ tbt City
CoUDcll. It ls a IQOd btcta:mnc" &Dd l am proad: to lavt
bMD tnvolnd 1D ttl dtnlopmeat u cbdrmu ot the clttuu
trusportatioa tml8ol'y eommtttee. I am oo reeord 11
OIJI)OIIDI 5th Ave. t1 I fi'MW&J or ............. ,. I 011PMt I
larp lllllrebup at llaeArlb• lDd Caul IHpwy ud
1 ban -ll>e remooal of parkiDc II lr<lot ot --to CorOD& del Mar. I am fer a low rt.e modln bridp
at Donr lDd Caul RIP"r wllb a lf&do _.alloo to
eleor ._, lllat boll-ca-br a «< raor old brldt&.
BAJtER, U I pi oo ll>e C...etl, I'm tolAC to rl&lllto
I•v• tbtDp: ,_ •• tbtJ are. trom U. time ,.,... U.
Arc... an JOG .. " tM cttJ llmlb al u. IOitb -
o1 c-dol liar.
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lud -ud r-Ial ..-·-ot 1M _.,
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CEREMONIES TO MARK
HOAG TOWER OPENING
A week-loDe~ hOuse pro-
lf&ID lu been acbeduled for a. formal apeD1D( of tr.e pa-
u..t cart tower at Hoar Hos-~F;:j~~ .. taL Here w the achedule, an-
-.etd bJ tbe boUd Qf d1rec-
style J\Wfr for club members and I'M:!alth care a~ncles.
and tbelr famtUes. • Sunday, AprU 21 •• PtmUc
• Friday, April 19 --Open dedication ceremonies will be
bouse wtu be held from Z to held at 3 p.m., followed by
4.. p.m •. for members of admin-pOOIIc open house tours from
tstrative st.affsofareahOspitals 4 to 7 p.m.
:z!.;~:~5t~·t!,':: Events mark library week
root, followed by a CCGtiDeDtal
... tlkfUt 1n tbe new eattterta Newpcrt Beach pqbUc llbrar-poems of each braoeb will be
a.1oc room. Tbll ts by tllVl-les will bave a serlesotspecial compiled.
atloD Ollly, Employee tours will events commemontingoaUonal Wednesday, April 24,1sltory
Itt beld rrom 8:30 to 5 p.m. llbrary week Aprtl 22-26, using Dour time at tbe 4 Newport
From 5:30 to 8:30 p.m., there tbe tbeme, "Grow 1rltb books." Beach Ubrartes. Bl.lbc». and
'WW be a reeeptioo and tours Corona del Mar brancbel will
lor be medical .wr mem-Tbe poetry contest awards bave story houri at 10;
Mr1, tbelr IPOUIIS , fl.mJllea pa.r1J on April 23, an aan.ua.l Marlners story boar wW be at
ud per"ICD.lltaffa:. Frteodl ol tbe Library spon-11 a.m. Yt'qt Newport cbUdrea
• Tuesday, AprtlliS --ap. Jored event, 1s a school and wtll be eDtertaiDid wttb ltortes
bout will be beJd trom e to 9 UbrarJ cooperative flllctloo. and tlnpr playa at 10:$0, whUe
p.m. for member• ot ar• Tb1 party will be wader the an aduU d!K:uutoa 1D fami)J
cburcbts. dtreetloo ol )4rs. Thomas nutrtUon will be eoodaet.d for
• Wedatldl.y, AprU 17 •• LumiiSOD ud Mrs. J. Peter tbe motben br Mu. Ike Arm-
'fbert wiD be a tM lod tour Dollbs at MulDers brancb U-atroac. lor membeu of tbt Hoq Hoi-brary multl-pui"J))Oe room at Thursday lfta1Dc, AprU 25,
Jttal Aa111arJ from 3 to 5 4 p.m. Tbe tbtme this year Is will be fl.m(l:r Dlcllt for
f,m. ''Wbtn rou wtsb ~a star." ebildren &Dd adults atYartaeu
• Thurldl.y, Aprll18--"55l A w1DDtr will be aDDOUDced tor for a ''Ubrcii'J clDema," WbtD.
JOSEPH C. STEWART Sellool ...... h ......
Club'' --flm.llJ n1pt Yt.ll be •cb lf'lde, ud ll'a.nd prtr.es old ttme rucu teaturiDcL&arel
btld from e to ip.m. Tberewtll wlU be ~m~.ll onyx books. A aDd Hardy wtll be lbown at
be opea ~ toanu:1 ptcol.c book 1rltb all the •lnn1Dc 7:30p.m.
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like grains
of sand ...
Time has a habit of drifting through our fingers.
The future rushes up:m us. Every .so often we all must stop.
Take time. Time to think. Time to take stock in o urselves.
To :.mderstand where we are and where we.are headed.
What will our lives be like in five. ten. twenty years?
Will our future be secure? ..
We all must take time. Time to plan for our future.
save for our future, thoughtfully. carefully.
And with the help of the people al Imperial in planning
a more sound, sensible future we can proceed again.
going about the things of life ... with confidence
Confidence in the knowledge that Imperial's safety.
convenience and money·sal.'ing free services are working
for our future.
Join EddieAibert ... saw at Imperia).
Over 30 Services. most of them free.
0 Fr.. Nfc d.poslt bOices ~ -..n.t:o~~:J 0 Free 11'IOf'I«Y orders
0 fNt ~ dMdu. 0 Frw trust ct.i coUections
0 ~ "*'ftl, ~ ......... will1 ll)«<lled "'*"WnUnTI ~
A Plan b AU People.
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The Roman legionaries who nailed
Jeeus of Nazareth to his Cl"'M
did not for a moment think that
thia waa in any way different from
the many other crucifixions they
had doubtless carried out. How
eould they know that this-to them
-everyday event was the focus of
all history; and that they would be
the cyn011ure of aU eyes until the
end of time?
We regard the cross through the
haze of 20 centuries of Christian
devotion, which casta around it an
aura of celestial beauty. In fact, of
course, the eroS& was stark and ter-
rible ; and the experience of the One
who died upon it, agonizing beyond
all description.
Jesus had steadfastly proceeded
toward this hou·r. this cross, know-
inl' precisely what it would mean.
It was no tactical triumph for his
enemies ; no disaster to his cause
and Kingdom. Jesus was not caught
up in a current of events from
which he could not escape. The
cruel, ugly cross was the deliberate
goal of his whole life ; it was the
purpose for which he had come to
this earthly scene. It was, as Peter
declared on the day of Pentecoet,
according to "the determinate coun-
sel and foreknowledge of God."
pNLY OHI COULD. PAY THI PAICE
" The Lord had le ft his throne and
kin"gly crown in order to die on this
croM ; he had plainly declared that
he would "give his life a ransom for
many" (Mark 10 :45). Th i~ cross
was an altar: the one altar of ef-
ficacious sacrifice foreve r ; and he
was the one true availing sin-offer-
ing for all mankind. Thus he died,
the just for the unjust, to bring us
to God: the Lamb of God, bearing
away the ains of the world.
Sin in its true nature as evil and
transgreM~ion and iniquity was ex-
posed at the cross. It was Bin., not
Roman nllils, which fastened Jesus
io the tree. Aa our sin-bearer, he
hung there in awful solitude. Only
one could "pay the price of sin,"
and aa our representative and sui>
11titute he sutl'ered the terrible iso-
lation of the death of t he cross.
Yet, in the paradox of both fact
and faith, in hie loneli ness he was
not alone ; for on either side hung a
malefactor, crucified for his mis-
deeds; and at the foot of hi~ own
cross stood a few who loved him
and sutl'ered in spirit with him.
The two thieves joined together
at first in railing upon him. Tor-
mented by their suffer ings and in-
cited by the revilings of the mob,
they spat out oaths against him
with thei r gal\ping breath (Mat-
thew 27 :44). But after a while a
remarkable change came over one
of them. He became silent ; and then
he rebuked his companion in crime,
·and turning his eyes to J esus, he
uttered the words: "Lord, remem-
ber me when thou comest into thy
kingdom .. (Luke 23 :39-42).
Somehow, amid the torments of
crucifixion thiA penitent thief had
realized the difference between him-
self and his companion, and thiR
other Sutl'erer. Did he remember
stories he had heard concerning
Jaua! Indeed, had he been among
the crowds listening to his parables
and witneaeing his miracles!
We cannot tell; we only know
that oa~inC" faith wu klndlecl with-
In hill heart, and that on the verr
brink of death he heard tho rra·
cioua, llfe -glvinc wonla which
broupt peace and joy -tali un-
dentand1ng--even amid the aaonlea
of cruelllxion : wonla which have
lnapirecl faith and courace In myr-
lada of otbon aloo, from that da1
to thla. ''Tod&J' abalt thou he with
me fa ParadJ.e." . Not aD who watched Jeou~ on the
ero. wen •nmoftd wftla ~
oloa, far theft ... tllat little pvup. ..... .,. of lo9iJII' &Dd
·~.... ...... ..... tile ........ , •• ..,.. the
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...... -ptberod -boi ,10 .... Him 10 dHth. In ...... 4:24-
28 the" New Te•t•ment •
chrittiane prayed this inapired
prayer: Ev.,rthiDI ..... , t ...
erudllaiooo of Cllrlol io of
IUtP-inl ia .... God,....._,
10 much ol il &UI th 1 tktll>
MatiMW, Ma.k,.La .. ud Jolla
10 ,.;.. da&ailod ...... ta. -
one rlvlnl lilhU thllt the otlt•
did not lht. The c:Ndftaion ••
foretold l-. nery NCriflce '-U..
Old T•,_.,t ud 1ft--
P ....... that are .... utd to t ...
unspiritual mind. rtferenct WM
made to the comin1 aaerifaee of
our Saviour.
Every word. apokeft b, U..
1"10111 D•CIIION MA.QA.ZIIU, MINN.
Saviour Hii:DHll oo tht craM hM
burned itself into the
cansc:iou.an.. of the world. So
when He aaid, "Father, fortive
them; for they know not what
they do," we fmd Hit word.
preciou11 with bl-..d meanin1.
compassionate fellowship with him, heart needs. unleaa I can an farther
at the foot of his C1'088. and say, with the Apoetle, "The
Son of God loved ~. and p.ve him-
CAN W. CONC.IVW WHAT IT NANn aelf for me." And that be did. It
To them he addresaed one of the was m~ sin that took him to Got-
seven .. words" from the cross, re-gotha; it wius for love of m~irre
vealing his tender thought and pro-spective of all elae-that he walked
vi8ion for the mother who had borne that road to the cross . . . from
and reared him, and whose heart eternal aaes, from the throne of his
was now pierced with that sword glory, from the manger, and from
foretold by Simeon at Christ's dedi-his baptism in Jordan ... right to
cation in the Temple three decades that central tree on Calvary. He
ago. From that cross, however, she took my place of judgment and
heard a word of filial tendeme88 death; he bore my sin and paid my
and thoughtful concern which was penalty; he secured my pardon, and
truly aa balm in Gilead. With that opened for me the pte of Paradise.
word a new relationship was That is the penonal aspect of the
formed, symbolic of the new rela-cross, for every beHever.
tionship he was initJating among From the' lonelinesa of that tree
his disciples -the Hhousehold of the lM'Il Jesus invites us to follow
faith," the family of the redeemed. him Ia dte way of the cross; into a
Here was a first-fruit of the croaa, companionship with him in his suf-
borne even whi1 e he hung and suf· feringa, and into a con formity to
fered there. From it have flowed his death. He asks us to go with
ministries of healing and compas-him outside the camp, bearing his
sion in his name, unto this day. reproacb. He asks this because, for
Let ua seek G:oc\'• m ..... for
us in theee wordl of our Saviour
juat after He •• nailed to the
crou.
1. Skt .... Ac~., ... r.ct
Fint. let Ul undentand that
rorttiveneu accept. ain a' a ract.
Th.....e who do not 1in do not
need forgivenesa. Jesus prayinr
for forriveneu for men thereby
admit.s to the Father that all are
s inners and muat have
forgiveness or be forever doomed.
Jesus knew what He wu
about to do. He alone or all the
participant~ in this tremendoua
acene knew the fulln ... of ita;
meaning. Hr'wu to make an
atonement that day for the ai•
of the whole world, the 1ina of
every man, woman and child
Who had ever been bom or who
ever would be bom! Whm He
prayed, ··Father, rorlive them,"
Jesu1 prayed -boldly. He kaew
that ir ain were paid for on the
cro••· then God could in
riahteousneas forgive 1in. He
knew that only on the baaia oC
blood shed by a rirhteoua
substitute could God forrive
sinners. He could look up to Hia
There followed three hours of us as for him, the cross is the gate-
portentous darknesa, as if the very way to the glory which follows. On-
he&vens were wrathful at what was ly through such fel1owship with
being wrqught against God's be-him in death can we know the
loved Son; and then, as the more power of his resurrection, and flnd
terrible darkness of dereliction en-the fullness of life.
veloped the soul of the sin-bearer, It i3 the way the Master went ;
from whom his Father turned away Should not the ~ervan.t trea.d it ~tfill ?
his face, there was wrung from his
agonized spirit the most awful cry
ever uttered in human speech :
"EWi, eloi, lama sabachthani'!" We,
whose sins have been atoned for.
can never have any conception of
what it meant to Jesus, the sinles8
One, to be· made rin. for us : the utter
horror of bearing subetitutionally
the sin and tranagres.sion and evil
of aU mankind-becomi"q ri", and
being utterly alone, forsaken by
God. That was the gall and the
wormwood of the cross; that was
the indescribable dereliction ; that
waa the unutterable darkness of
Calvary.
In that darkness Jesus tasted
death in all it! bitterness and ter-
rible sting. He paid the price of ein
-the sin of all mankind-mine and
yours. Then he exclaimed triumph-
antly,· "Finished!" Love's redeem-
ing work wae done ; the sacriflee
for sin had been offered ; atonement
was made. Then, the final act of
faith and filial submission : "Fa-
ther, into thy hands I commit my
spirit." Thus J esus died : by his
own act and volition he 1aid down
his life a ransom for many.
IUT WE MUST GO FAITHIA
He died for all mankind, yea ; but
that fact would not bring the deep
comfort and assurance my guilty
Could It Be
Noah's Ark?
Moody Monthty I Apil 197 4
A speck on a photograph made by
a United States space satellite may
provide further ev1dence for the ~xis.
tcnce of Noah's ark.
At least this is what Senator Frank
Moss (Democrat. Utah) speculates.
Moss told a meeting of the Ameri-
-can Congress on SJUY:m
Mapping that photos made , the
Eanh T echnoio&Y Satellite ( TS)
support evidence that an Object
about founeen thouaand feet up the
side of Iran's Mount Arant ia the
ark.
"ER TS photop"aphs lakeD lrom
410 mila above the earth ahoW a
formation at tbe Jower end Of lhe
satellite's raolution capability which
appean to be foreip to other mace.
rials fouad Oft the 1DOWIItaiD," M--.
Cbainnan of tho S....te Space Com-
m~tec.oaid. "ll's-lloeriptoiot
and sbapo 10 be lloe atkc"
"'""' quoted rrom a "coaf'.dallal
memcnndum p-to him b)' Dr.
.1o1m Warwick M""'-'YofTria-
ity Divillity ~ """' """ -... -.~~~~. tho poooiblilicy ....... _,.ollloeatkue .. ,.._
tala Mar' tho lraoin ud 11.-.
bolder.
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lotllo..t.".. , .....
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Jesus Christ's Last Words
From "THE EVANGEL." Bo:r 25, Largo, Fla.
by Louis A. Jacobaen
The last words or Jestu Chri•t on the crosa are of special importance to non)'
child of God. Interest is always numifested in the dymJ word. of a friend or Jov.d
ooe and these last words become almoat MCNd u we cherish them in. our hearts.
Wo love to d..ell on tho la'lt~ .... "':' ol tli"o ourt)'n and saints of God en they
puSed into H is prexnco. How \bey have thrilled, aladdened and cheered ua 011
our pilpimq:e and made the dyins beds or counties. olher aaint. oDe of joy iJt.
atead of gloom. Li3ten to the eJ:ultant cry or the first Christi&n mar:t)'r at be WU
beinJ< stooeCI to death. "Lord J cJul, roce:ve my spiril" Before hia death be lmelt
and in tupplication for his murdrrcrs, he cried, "Lord, lay not this siD to their
cba.rwc."
Many of the redeemed have since passed on to their reward ...-ith theM UJM
wont. of hope on their dyin&lips, "Lord Jesua, receive my spirit."
' May we in reveren~approach lho presence of the S fnle:B One and view HI.
dyinR" agony and the tut words that He uttered ere departing this life. Tnal7,
this is hol y rround.
Wicked hantta were laid on H im; treated as a common malefactor, He Will led
to C.lvary's hlll, bearing Hia own crou, until fainting beneath the loed, lbt
crou wu laid upon Simon of Cyrene.
Without a word of protest or murmu r. He allowed them to nail HI. hands aDCI
(ee& to the croJS. "He is brought as o Iamb to tho slouchter, and aa a sheep before
her ahearen is dumb, 110 He OJ)(!noth not His mouth." (lsa. 63:7.)
l. THE FIRST UTTERANCE FROM THE CROSS ... FATHER FOBGIVB
'111EM: FOR THEY KNOW NOT WHAT THEY DO."' (LUKE 13:34).
What 1ublime worrla of compauion and mercy to His cn~el toi"'Deelton. Who
CIUI foflive aim. but God. It ill He who uid, "before Abraham WIU, I AM." It is
H e ...00 tenderly aaid lo the woman taken in adultery, ·'neither do 1 coademD
thee: lt'O and •in no more" (John 8:11). It ia this rome Jesus, who eom~•ioaat.ll7
healed the sick o~ the palsy and aa.KI to him, "Man, thy lim ate foi'Ji...aa !Me,.
(Luke 5:20).
1t is He of whom the propheb 1pako. Did not Iuiah by the Holy Ghc.t ~ of
this One. ''The Spirit of the Lord G:MI is upon Me: becauee the Lord bath anointed
Me to preach rood tict;no unto the mef'lt; He hath sent Me to bmcl up the brok•
hearted. to proclaim liberty to !he CAptiveJ ... to proclaim the ~ble )'MI' ol.
the Lord ..... (lll8. 61:1, 2 ·Luke -4:16-21).
Yes, it h the aame .Jesus. the Son of the moJt hi,t:h God, ....ho uid, .. For Oocl
~~rnt not Hi• Son into the w:>rlrt fo condemn the world; but that the world thtoalh
Him miJht be savoo.·· (John 3:17.)
No wonder. with a yeamin& heart of love, in spite or man'• diabolical. fieM.bb
.;ckedne"tS, Hf' ~ried. "Father for.civc them." Only God can fofliw. aDd it ...
God manife:Jted in the flolh . tho second pouon of the Godhead, the Son, dyib" 0111
tho Cf'01S for sinful mankind. "FAChcr forlfivol" Oh, what worda of *-dn P11tbo2f H is heart :vearninl{·to en,hrine these w:ckod onoa in ita depth• of loYe. H..,. )'IMI
t'Vf'l' heard rtnar reDder. tho Son •pc::.k forttivcneae to you? Have you. lbteaad to
Hifl voin, caU:nlt', beckon'n-. "como •·nto Me, all ye that labor and AN*"'"...._
and 1 will &.ivc you roJL" Matl 11 :28.).
(CONTINUED NIXT Will()
UNCONRSSED liN
by F. I .-
If we eeMtu our tins. tie it: ftfttlhll tnd Just to fwi:M ut eur 11-. ... te
CtNftN Ltt from all .~taeiJIPIII.--f Jeltll 1 ..
Unconfeued sin is • rreat caUM of swift tpiritutt decline. If th .. be • tMIM .
of di~ however trivial, •mona fritndl. they lhri'*. from mMtiFWJ 01 H
they meet. thtre It • coldness tnd testraint which .,. the more evldtnt ltld .-~
ful In prgportkwt to the w•rmth lnd intlmKY of their previoua attaelwnet'lt. TlMn '*' be no more hurt-union tin the cause cA tttranpment hel t.n probed,
and the wrorw c:onfessed, or tiM misundemenc:llftl aotelnecL And tht ..,. ~
eiple otainl In tM relationship of the .oul With God. When we tin. a.. It _....lr 1 Mndenq to imitate ~ and Eve In ttMfr conculnwnt. The ... ;lilt
fiow In all the dly wu that In whlth, • the '""'"' tnu. sMd • dtlidaui 0»1
011 IN tropic ..,~ the "'Ice ole. thO Lon! God --.s· .....,_inl -to'
communi .wttft him. But tin mekes tM thouCht of t.lfowlh. IMAIICDIISIIL lllftl..
a.ty we '*" ... rned\ qaln •nd .._.ln. e.t unconf111ed afn Clltl • dlfll ......,
OlliW our ftflowllhip w1th God ..•• o, do not .,.It tor 411rs or ,...._ to .,._ .,.
,.. -to him lcw his ... Iorino .,_, llul ~ IS ,.. .... -to IMt lllol ...,, Mln.t the throb of pnslon r, ttlll e.t"'l: hi.,.. lftd the ...._ of tM ...,
" .....t,. Icc* up to tltm 1nc1 clahft·...-,•n.:..."'fht ~ ......._. .o, ,_ .. -J
DBnNrnl ""-'~ .., -~~~--... ' -~~~~~:....
,. ...... --· .. _ ,...._, I
-.......... leo that----................ .
altho -· I -""lllltnc tiM Scripture, 'Morey aad ttuth .,.
-_ ... r: rloh----have kioaod aoch .U.er.' N-you con be rloh....,. and
etUI foraive. You hew laid on me
oil the iftlqulty of the -ld. I
•m clrin1 • liM .l..amb of God to
take aw~ the tin ol the world.
Tbartfort, Father, *live them;
for lbey kaow not wh•t they
do." When CJlriat prayed for
tor1ivtnt... Cor mtn, He
Klmowleclpd · thtir 1in but
remiDded the Father that He
•• payina ror.U.elr aina. He uid
in eft'ect, •·Father, char1e all
their tin to my .ccowit. 1 will
pay it every bit, and then you
can forl(ive the•. ··
2. The •• ..,. ..... OfterM -..... ...
The cnacifbion of Chritt
cannot be 'limited to any
particular time or rece or
occ-'on. That ill one event that.
ia timele .. , a1eleaa and
univenal. J11ua ill "The Lamb
alain from the rounclation of the
world" (Rev. 13:8). Enrythin&
about the crucifixion indicates
that it ilfor men everywhere. All
med are ruilty or the death or
Chrillt, and the blood poured out
there ha• purchaaed redemption
for all who will believe. The
apoatl• quoted part of the
Second Pulm in their prayer
and 1aid that in the crucifixion
.,._Lord. tlto• .,., God. wltlclt
ltcalt MGIN Mown, M4 Hrllt,
Mtl ,,.. tea. ..,,,4 all tha' ln '""'" Ia: Wl\o by tlte lftoutA of tlty
HriHIIIt Douid lta.t told, WAy,
did tlte lt"tMn ,.., and the '*''* 'im.t¥ine vain tlllqtr
TM llin11 of the earth tlood up.
and lhc rul~,.. .we-re IGIItertd
t•lther qainll the Lord, and e~~oimr 1a;. Chr;.l. For of a trw lA
OfOintt tlty holy child Jatu,
wltom thou h01t anointed, ,botlt
Herod. and Pontiu.t Pildtl, with
tlte Gentila, and the: PNpk of
ltrMl. were IOihc:red, t~tlter,
For to do whataoc:vrr thy hand
artd tlty couiiMI determi,.ed
·before to be.-one. "
Herod and Pilate, the Jews
and Gentiles were lathered
tot:ether aaain•t ChrWt to put
Him to death. Pilate w• the
Roman covernor in Judea, and
Herod the kin1 or Galilee and
theae arreed about the
crucifixion of Christ. But while
the Roman .oldiers carried ou~
the brutaltor,ure and murder of
Jesu1, it w8s the Jews who
planned it rint. The Jewi1h
tcribes and leaden, the· Jewith
Sanhedrin, had condemned Him
to die. The Jewish mob cried,
"Let him be clucified." The
whole human race seemed to
have converwed at Calvary to
take part in puttina to death thia
Son of God. the man Christ
Jesua! So Jesus pra~ed for all!
(CONTINUI,D NI:.XT WI! II)
Baath allll R•rrection
··sward o1 o.e L«d," Mlfft•ubcc'o, Teli. ••c .H.-
"But _now is Christ risen {rom rhe dead, and
become the (irst(ruits of them that slepr. "-1 Cor.
'15:20.
(CONTINUED i'JtOM LAST WUK)
What latM liMp of Dnth7
But what W thil sleep? We all
lr.now t.hat t.he 1urlace idea
connected with 1&eep W that of
ruli,.., That i1 doubtl-ju•t
the thou1ht which the Holy
Spirit would COllver to us. The
er" of tb• dMPet ache no more
with the dare olliaht or with the
ruah oC tears. His tan are teMed
no mqr• witk>·the noile·of·atrife
or the mu..mu.; 01 autr.nnl. Hill'
hand W ftO·~ ...&ened'bP
lon1 protracted eflort~ and
painful weari~. Hill feet aie
no more bli1tered with
jou.rneyin11 to and fro alon1 a
hlned road. There it nat for
achin1 heW, and •trained
muacles, and overtued nerv•.
and looeened jointl, and pantinl
luna. and heavy hearts, in the
I Wee\ repoae Of lleep,
On ronder couch the laborer
ahalr.• off hW toil, the merchant
hia care, the thinker hia
difficulti•. and the aufferer hW
paina. SIMP malt• each niaht a
Sabbath for the day. Sleep 1hut1
th• door of the aoul, and bids all
intruder• Wry lor awhile, that
the ror•l life within m8J enter
into ill IUIIUIMI' 1arden of eMe.
From the aweat or hia throbbinr
brow man it delivered by deep,
and the thorn and thWt.Je of the
wild world'• cur.e ceue to tear
hWftesh.
So it is with the body while it
•leePI in the tomb. The wury
are at rest. The servant ia •
much at eue • hia lord. The
,.ner •lave no more &up at the
oat. The Necro lor1ett the whip.
No more the worker Ieana on hia
ap~e. no more the thinker props
hW pen1ive helld. The wheel
1tanda 1till, the thu&tle W not in
motion; the hand which turned
the one and the finrera which
threw the other are quiet also.
The body finda the tomb a couch
or aufficient lenrth and breldth.
The collin ahuta, out all
disturbance, labor, or effort. The
toil-worn bellner quietlr d"PI
-~ the eh~ WUt)' wil~ i!L play when it. ahute iu e,... and
.. umben em ita mother' a ........
Ohl haplfY they wbo dlo ir1 tM
Lanl: th.,. reatlrom their laban.
aDd' their worb do follow IIMm.
We· would noe ohun toil, for lbouch it be Ia ..... , • CWJ'III. it •
wheD Nftdift.d a 'DI lnr. yet
toll for toil'o aolco .,. would Dol • .._. aoo4 ·wl!m a..r• _. 1a
doM ... an ...... oladiOthlnk
---kiodooM,too. TIM_...,, Hw•UMbaaa.
-... .._ l\aiiiJied -..... lhall IIIW Hil_...aata l'tlll& upon
IIM-of-.r.riM .... of ... ..,. ...... _ ...... . ....,. ___ _ ... _ ... __ _
........... aa.. ......
O..fst W ._. wnut;r&
mil's Ia. ...... _,. d,
I , ..... li.BIII ........ =.,. -· .. ;ij···· ..... .....,_ ..
P'sttl •• ·
read of Medea the enchant....
CMt.inl t.he limba o( old men into
her caldron that they milht
come forth younr ... in. Steep doe~ all this in ill fMbion. W•
are old enourh o(ttimee, after
hours of thinkin1 and of labor;
but we aleep, and we wake
relffthed, • thou1h we ..,ere
belinnin1 a new life. The 1un
belina a new day when he riMa
from the ea1tem aea; and we
t..in • new liCe oNeitewed V~or
when we riM from the couch ot
qui~t rest. '
·-n..d nature'• sWMI't r"tor•.
bel my liMp."
Now. 1uch it the effect of the
body'• visit to it.s arave. The
righteous are put into their
crave. all weary and worn; but
such they will not rl&e . They 10
there with the furroWed brow,
the hollowed cheek. the wrinkled
11kin: they shall wake up in
beauty a nd 1dory. The old man
toUet1 thither, leaninR on hi•
11tafC. The palsied comes there,
trembling all the way. The halt.
the lame, the withered, the
blind. journey in doleful
pilrrimare to the common
dormitory. But they shall not
rise decrepit. deformed, or
diaea.led, but stronr. vigorou1,
active, tlorious, immortal.· The
winter of the grave shall aoon
give way to the 1prin1 of
resurrection •nd the 1ummer of
1lory. Blessed i1 death, t ince it
ana•en all the ends of medicine
to thia mortel frame, and
throurh the divine power
disrobes us of the leprous rap of
Desh. to clothe u• with the
w ed din r: tca rment of
incorruption!
Not • Drt•mv Slumber
One reOect ion mull nut e!lcapoe
our notkc-thi• i11 not a dreamy
slumber. The sleep of some men
is much more wearyin1 than
refreshin(l(. Unbidden thou1hta
•teal awa)' th.-colll·h from under
them and throw them on the
rack. The involuntary nction of
the mind preventll w ·•t tim"
(rom takin1 tt:lll in sleep. But not
10 with the dear departed. In
that aleep of duth no dreams
c•n come, nor do they feel a
terrOr in undr-.in(l( for that la•t
btd, for no phantom•. viliont. or
terrort by niJht 11hall ve• their
ppee, Their bodies rest in the
profouridest t~lumber. It ia aleep
indeed, •uch '" the Lord r~veth.
for "he fiveth hi• beloved •IHp." -· And ou,bt we ever to ~
upon it aa a hopefuf ''""· We
have '"n pft'IOna •l•p who
have been lon1 emaclat.ect ~
akkn... whm .. havi 11W:
··T~Mt eye will newr open ... ,._
He wlll ....,. hi_, r-0..
.... -.tty ... We -,.., tUl ........ _ .... .,.. .... oftloo =ol--.--\-*laloi&.hlitla ...................... lt9 •• , ... ._ .... u.-. .. ••••••saw .... ..,.,.
••e••••· Tlaep aleep .. at ............. u ... t ...................... . .............. , .. ... ...,22'!1 --= ·=·-... -~ 'oflllll rt.ro.w ............ -
IL'II. sf -
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•
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BALLET PACIFICA wtU pre-Tcbal ... lkY'• "BIMP1ac
lltouty" at 2:10 ud 8:10 p.m. April 8 ud at 2:10p.m.
Aprtl 1 at tbl t.ac-MoulteD P!l.~ u Ita Srd me..
blr abJp ~ocram lD the carreat ..rtu. Ia tb!a Klllt,
Carrie Kotabubl of Coroaa del liar duces the rot. ot
tbe WbJte Cat aDd Robert Petel b PQA.tn.Boota, The
ballet wtll feature Jou Rosa GIJr as Pri.Dceaa At&rora
Md Paul U:aure u Prtnce FlorlmiDS. (Salty Reen photo.)
•• club solves puzzles
A. .., type ol club, the New.
l*t Crouw01d Chi!, beUned
to be lila llrst at Us t1ad In
tM ootdry, Ia DOW btln& or'·
ps'm~ to oUer lnltrldloo ud
prictlce lD 10lriDc crouword
~· aDd • related word
...-.. ofl'er formal compe-tl-ud ....... l ... tablllty,
aCOirdiDg to AI Got doD, or-
ruiMr of the Yenture,
1'111 first project of the new
clllt will be two cla.sles, ooe
aftlnooD ud ooe eweo1Dg, bottJ
opea to tbe pubUc, scheduled to
start·Aprll 9, Thlat.tlccourse
ta ·--' to equip btciJulors
ud "dabbler&" Yith the oeces-
., Jmow.bow to completelJ'
.olft crouwordl r a t e d
•• ..,.,.. ''medium" and
"bard."
0~. prQJoct ww be \Q
• C:ompetiHoD lD crouwcid
IOillfr. ·-to bello lalt UU.ammer. Sach cootestsue
wbere slDPt CODteats ba.we
draWD tJwuanda of eatrants.
Tbose IDtereated may obtaJ.n
addltioaal tlltormatioa b7 eaU.
iD& U:r. GordoD at 5.S-O'MS.
UPPER lAY GROUP
TO MEET APRIL 22
The lWer Bay Auoclate.s
ot tbe Orup COOII!y Phil bar·
moa.l.c Society wtu meet at 10
a.m. AprU Z2 lD tbe bome ot
lira. Lawreoce Gt.ltlnEmerald
Bay.
CompoaltioDS of Brabms.
Saint ·SuDS, Rachmanlooft,
Clemente lDd otber composers
•111 be pli.ytd' bJ Mrs. Gt.lt,
lin. Ralpb Gonrd, llrs. Ralpb
IUlmer, Mrs. Wllmn Little iDd
lln.otlaSiorlloJ •
Refre8bmeata wt11 be aerwed
... ,,.to UW: co.try bat
•-ely popolar In Ell(lllld, ud Walker.
IIEWPORT HARBOR
,.ISlHTS TIAVEL All ADVEITUIE
. 1511. s..ao. SEIIU 1973 • 14
6RANGE COAST cOLLEGE AUDITORIUM,
2701 FAIRVIEW ROAD, COSTA MESA
'1NSIDE GERJIANY"
5, 197 4
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11 = .... --Lilt, .~~.. ... , •• -. ··-·· , .....
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BOOK SALE MAY 2·3-4
contest held •-lloiU Fr-olllll
Llltvy wUI -U. 15111
---•lo ltlalllld -Ia F-lalllld u a
T1ot .. _, -,T---lludlllo, -..,_.. -nialal projaet 1!1111 wUI -··c~o&, 1100 r, -au c-. udDa .. ~ • ..m -•~~~a eUJ 1ll>nrfot. a. ...... at tM -• •s rt ec Jlh at tM -~-Mrs, l . ,.., IlrollN, prell·
TGI .. IIMrl u• ciMcllcca-. Dt,.._IIJMdl CGIIIMit. deal. •..-eM I IIPtClll prt-
tut, lltld Yai'CIII 11 at a.. Oa MarU 10, tilt lfewport Mle for membtra OlllJ ao
Bolll'&rlu,C"*II-.· _ .. TOO--IUIIT-. Tb.-y, llay Z, !rom 1 lo
TWt were !I chbl repre. ml* ... C1161Mdaji!Ut..._ t p.m. Bowt,..r, aew member-
.....tllctMAite .. wtU.lOJPI&.t-. laC...._, tbl ~ ._ U. lbq:wuewelcomefortheeYeot,
en eomDtttDc., Orer 10 .. m. belt..,....,~. 'hiT9&1(-wbletl will I.Delade reffub-
bers Uld puta atteDCied tbl maatera cte, ltoO F, mMts meDU.
enDt. Tbe w.I.Didal II*••. .,..,., WdlallfiJ at 'J p.m. at HoYrs ot tbe ale are Frlday,
----------tbl BabLa CorlltbJu Yacbt May 3, from 10 a.m. to 9
L.GAL· -TICI Cloi>. p.m., llld Solurday, May 4, --:-:::=::~;:::=~-~~~:,....-from 10 a.m. to ooon.
NOTICE OF PROPCBED CDII T Mrs. Robert MaelnDts Is ID CHARTER AM!IIDMEIITS HI Gil RA I!S PI""
MOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN IN MATH COioiPI!TITIOH
--to Artlclo 11 ~ Troy RIP SebooloiP-I(b). ol the CoDIU~ of tbl walked away wttb tam boDors
State of CaWonda tbat eop1e1 tor tbl tblrd JMf lD a row
ot lila pr-~--allllllllb~Onllp~
to lila Cbarter of tfii City o1 Collop biP ICbool latllal-1
Newport S..cb to be nbmJ.tted lllltbtm&UCI meet Mareb ~·
to tbe Yoters of tbe City d TrOJ'I Matt Crawlord 'trOD
Newport Bach at tbe Geoeral lad1Yidal ._..,, st.Je Plett
llllllielpal Electloo to be held of Troy ttntllhld AeGad, Paal
011 AprU 9, 19?4, ue aftHab1e Ro.ey ol C«oaa del Mar wu
Ia tho ollloe of lila City Clerk lblrd, steYe Pry ol Cor-del
of tbe City of Newport Beach. liar wu foclrtb ud DoD Brot·
Dated: Febrouy zo, 1974. .marDI ol. Ca.ta Mea Mb.
Laura Lactos Fulllrtoa wu teeODd lnteam
City Clerk stvvttop, Sooan thl.rd, say
City ot Newport Hilla fow'trl, COI"'B& del Mar
PubU.h: Feb. 28, March 1, 14, ftftb, Coflta Me• lizth, El
21, 28, April 4, 1974, 1n the Dorado MYeath ud Newport
Newport Harbor Erutlp. Harbor etptb.
L~MOTICI
FICTITIOUS BtEINESS NAME
STATEMENT
Tbe followiDc peraoo Ia doiDC
bulaeas u : Coast Bicycles,
1178 N. Pacltlc Coast HYy .,
LaJUDl Beach: Frank Vtnceot
IDcopero, ZSl Coltoo. St., New.
port Belch 92660.
This buaiDess Is cooducted
by an lod.lwlduat
Slped: Frank v. Incopero.
Tbts statemeot was tiled wtth
the County Clerk of Oranp
County oo March 25, 1974, wn.
llam E. St JobD, co~ety clert.
by Theresa M. Ward, deputy.
Publish: March 28, April 4,
11, 18, 1974, 1n the Newport
Harbor EnslCD. F .32503
Two More 'Reasoris
why Richard'S serves you · better
.•
llriCHA .. D'S MAIIIKI!TS NOW ACCI!PT MAlT I!" .CHAIWGI!
ANb BANKAMEPICA .. D ON ANY PUIIrCHAK
'f.~.c..s,_ markets
LIDO CENTER 3433 VIA LIDO · HARBOR VIEW 16tiOMAC ARTHUR
BILL AlEE IS TilE ., CIIIIDITE II TIE 8th DISTRICT
EIPERIEICED II IEWPIRT CITY IOYERIIEIT
BILL AGEE
BUSINESSMAN
N-port Beach City Council City Wide Election
ISSUES
AIRPORT -I strongly support Newporl Beach's current legal erforts to
substantially reduce noise levels or Jet ain:rart at Orange County i\ir-
port.
DENSITY -I strongly support the low density phHosophy of our new
general plan and the protection to the community property values of our
older areas as set forth in our recently adopted development s tandards.
TRAFt"IC -I support the realignment around our city of the Corona del
Mar Freeway through the Bonita-Coyote Canyon route. I strongly oppose
any attempt to build a freeway or freeway-like expressway through our
city whether it be through the Fifth Avenue route or any other.
PARKS ASU RECREATION -Developers should be required to provide
adequate parks and recreation fa cilities for the future occ11pants of their
projttts. I favor additional residential parks for the use of areas that a re
built up and park-deficient.
CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE:
Marshall Ouffiekt, Co·Campaign Cha1rman
W~~tlter J . Koch. Co-Carr.paign Cha.i(man
Carl Van Wink~. Treasurer
Wallace Cakterhead Suzanne Rudd
Richard Clucas
ENDORSEMENTS:
Rev. £dw1n r . Allen
John & Nancy Allen
Mrs. M-rot R. Armstrong
Poul • Syd Bololis
Judy llorkor
Allon Book
Mn.Jasspha.k
-y&-Robin 11onoon
Jomos BlokornoAI
Dick & Milclrod -.,.,
Jim Brobock
N8ncy~
RlclwdS.Comr
John & Mondy Colo
Ru1h C. Couffer
Mr. a Mn. Mont-cw~· Curt.,., ..... e-
DziEnay
S..L.Fk:Mr
Roy & J....,. G-no
Poui·G-
KII'IIW!h&.-.~
Lois M. HaHigon Leo...,._,.
&rill& ...
lint. Judy -..
June c. Hally
Mr. a Mn. ,.,... Holin
Gerard V., Hoven
Rupert M. Hendricks
BobHi-ond
Dr. & Mrs. Wiltiom Hildreth
Mr. & Mrs. R. Hillis
Alan R. Hi,._,na
Gnnt&I_H_
Tom Houoton
huiHUAM ..
Tom & Dar-Hyom
JohnA.I-
Dick 8o Nlnfll .lofvis
Ralph 8o l'llggy Jorvis
Robort G. Jenkins
M.C. Jot ...... Jr.
Albert H. Jonoo
Mr. 8o Mn. Wltliom Kloeckner
Kathy Kodl
o.n.tl Kodl
=M.Kall
WllliZ;, ~~ull
RollndW.'•••IIII• s.,._ L La v-
WIIwrD.Uy ..
Mr. & Mn. Julius Lindo
ElllnoLIIIIIoft
Cod 6 Dony Llnkey
Or. a Mn. K. Lltwz:k
Wlllllm G. Uvln...,.,
Kt:GIONALISM VS LOCAL GOVERNMENT-My intt'rests lie in see1ng
strong and imaginative 5ocal government nourish in Newport Beach.
With strong leadership and responsibility. our city council can preempt
the need for reg10nal imposition in our affairs.
"\'ILIAGt: ATMOSPHERE"-I am committed to keeping the small
town atmosphere intact wtth co ntinued emph.uis on the unique character
of our diHerent v11lages Within the city.
IIIGft RISE -I am opposed to any more high-rise in Newport Beach.
04)\\'~nJAST DEVELOPMENT -We should 'oppo5e any efforta to
expand our boundar tea. Further expansion will necessitate costs creater
lhan the benefits. higher taxes. and will double the size of our city.
aM·K BAY -The na tural state of the baclr. bay should be preserved. We
should ret am tht' pubhc acress and use of this precious natural a &ad.
QUALIFICATIONS: ,
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Cha1rman. Newport Beach Plannmg Comm1SS1on
Chatrman, Newport Beach Citizens Transportat10n
Commit tee
• Past Pres1dent. Corona del Mar Civic Assoctatton
• Member, Ci ttzeo's Coordination Commtttee/Harbor
Ar ea Freewa\1 F tghters
ThoiMI R. Malcolm
Calvin Mclau!jllin
Dick May
Mr. & M,.. W.C. Morvenroth
Melville M. Morrtson
V11o<io R. MUI'IIy
John & Laura Parkinton
Mary Pearson
Cal & Helen Pierce
Gloria Marie P,.:e
Ann Rowlings
Fronk&FronR-
Mn. p.,l Ryockaff
Bill & Eileen 0'...,_
Mr. & MB. Poul O'Sheo
Rochelle Rabon
Mn.·t~tMI'd ROIIII
.too • Judy RG II ..
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Mr. & Mn. Hon>!d Ru~
Mr . & MB. o..id Suloy
Did<-a Loll ....
John&~Sheo
Mlfy Toylcw .. II 4
Plltsy Simon ·
-~· ...... lkl .... Jim~
tra a Alil;o Smith
Joy M. Smllh
Mr . a Mrs. G.J. Sobt
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Victoria Solinger
R.H. Spooner
Mn. John StoN
Timothy L. Strader
Stanley & Doris Sundorlond
Mr. & Mrs. Edwin Sylvostor
Bon & Jilt Torayoo
Bd> Thompoon
June Thompson
M<. 8o Mrs. R_.-Vondorgrift
Riccanlo L. v-
Mn. Steplwlie VoNo
Bitt & Morityn von Klointmid
Horold 8o Kolh-Wolt
M<. & Mn. ._ .... Word .-... ,.. -E.-JahRW.IIu
Or. & Mrs. G. Mck w-
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John W. Wlltlo
a.lley A. Will ....
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IMP_LOYII IUPPOIT
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NA'vY FtREMAN-RECRUIT
Stephen E, Scoles, son of Mr.
and Mrs. wuuam M, Sa'lli1!
of 652 Surf St., Costa Mesa,
has graduated tfom recrutt
traLDtng at the Naval Tratning
Center ln San Otego.
Make a
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MEMORiAL HtJ~~PQ.~l
1. -111t -lloo IIIII Aft, 11<-b (-.II
---I -_. 1111 11o1a, 9 _. t11o 1mM Co.;'*"""" ..., ,WMJd dtaMtl llltt IMd ill lin of..._. ea .. «At II
-.. ""' "' -___ , llld --laiD. , r~'laeUtt:J.
I. S-' ud ·--"110 1111 ooalll)' llld lloo 1mM Com-
1>0111, -... -1101111 .. ~ "' lbt -·to ,. .. , ·-br commllllll( to top priori!)' tile arttrlal "bf.....,..~,
a. c-~ot~oo ot Cw•• Drtrt to eout a~y.
b. lltftlopmeol of Canyoo Crtll Roocl -of CDII to
Sao Jotqlllll Hilla ••• ,.., -_. "' wtt• ~~p71~ua
Htll Road to tbt New UacArtblll' Ro&d.
e. Comp-of Sao Jooqulo 1W11 Rood to L-c..,..
Road.
Petblpl: wtlbould pr...t u aru.t's cOQcept totbe P\I)Ue
for tbtlr lppron.l or rtJtetloG of wblt a lOw proftle brldp
would loot lao It tbt Qlld strott area (atlraeUftiJiaDd-
scaped, wttb areu tor pedllltriiDI ud bib• to croas,
plus areas for stttmc to ea)3J. the bay). I deftnltely feel we
sbOuld Usteo to tbe major tty vote oo this Issue aDd abide
by It, • • • • * AIRPORT --SHOULD JET FUGHTS AT ORANGE
COUNTY AIRPORT BE REDUCED, KEPT AT THE SAME
LEVEL, OR INCREASED DURING COMING YEARS ? HOW
WOULD YOU EFFECT CHANGES, lF ANY ?
AGEE : I was a member of the AirPort Action Assoclatloo
and have consistently supported Newport Beach's acUon
against the high noise levels: I also sll)pOrt our general
plan policy that says "the present location of Orange
Co unty Airport ls unacceptable as a sUe for a regional
alrport facility."
SAXER : The alrllnes in total shOUld be moved to the El
Toro airport, now, and period.
GUARANTJ:E
YOURSELF
MRS. KUEHN: Jet ntgbts at Ora.nce County AJri:,ort should
be kept at tbe same level wttb money and effort spent on
noise abatement. I am against allotting funds for increasing
parking or the length of runways as this 'lfould delay the
" search for a new and adeqta.te reglooal atrport faclllty.
The city alone eanoot etrect cbanges in tbe ·airport, but
by opposition to increased fa.cllJUes, can bring pressure
to bear on those wbO are tn a position to solve alrport
prOblems • -the county and the state. AN INCOME
FOR LIFE! .
H"r•• ~ tMr p~rf~c! "d~ lr lll~~e
yo"' mr1ne~ or securrTrf, !lu
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Telephone:
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htension 106
HOAG MEMORIAl
HOSPITA L
STEW ART: I definitely s~rt the status qoo philosophy
of oon-erpanstotl at this time and the continued pressure
by Newport Beach to Insist upon proper efforts and commit-
ments by airport ottlelals tbat will guarantee a reduction
in the noise abatem~nt problems. Suggestions are beLDg
r ecommended by ofnctats for tills desired cbange : Noise
type of depressors for a.J.rcraft, different takeoff metbods,
insulation of homes immediately In the paUl of takeoff,
different takeoff paths •hen wtod conditions permit, new
technology that will help Improve the noise, decibel llmlt,
etc. • • • •
• COST OF GO VERNMENT --WHAT SPECIFIC STEPS
WOULD YOU TAKE TO RAISE OR LOWER TAXES AND
LOCAL GOVERNMENT COSTS?
AGEE : I believe we will not have to raise our tax rate If
we amortize our large ca{)ital outlay costs over a period
of years . The people in Newport Beach want neighborhood
parks for resident use; however, 11 doesn't make sense to
pay cash for parks out of the general fund when they are
going to be of benefit for a great nu mber of years. We would
take care of these large outlays either by bond Issue or
other lo ng term financing methods.
BAKER : I can't give this Question a sensible answer wit~ut being on the inside of the Co uncil. '
301 E Newport Boulevard
N ewport Beach. CA 92660
MRS. KUEHN: I would maintain oUr relatively low taJ:-
rate for the operation of ci ty government while seeldng
new ways to increase revenue. For enmple I would s~rt
legislation that would provide for the state to reimburse
beach cities for the OJooey they spend on pollee protection
for tourists. While basing e:wendltures on a priority or
I needs for service in accordance wtth the public wtU, I
'-------------' would seek to preserve a balaoceamongthe soctal, ecooomic,
Keep cool with
CANVAS
AWNINGS
!'10"' '(•' 11>E' ~u" SDO•I (Our
oat"·',.., ShaC:t· ""'Tr '_o:r!ortul
CaMa~ for ;;or.• (C!!T iort Call
o• C01"1e' o~ tor ••eE-t:ost•mates
SAITAW
lDfT & AWMJJIG ·-· 2202 SOUTH MAIN
545-0~1
cultural and environmenta l values that make our city unique .
STEW ART: 1 definitely support "oo dencu spending and
Jiving with our means." I feel we constantly oeed to eval-
uate our present spending policies and where possible, cut
down on unnecessar y or d~licated services. We constantly
need to set tOJJ priorities for spending, seek ways and
means of geoeraUog additional revenue (user costs for
r ecreational fac!Uties maintained by N.B., Increase 1n
certain lease income wher e equitable, etc.) and hOpefully
maintain our present tax load for the r esidents of our
community. We de!initely want to study ways that will
help prevent our retired and lon g time citizens on O..Zed
In come from being forced out of their homes due to ralsLDg
land valuation and taxes. ·
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• POPU LA TION DENSITY--WHAT CONTROLS, IF ANY ,
DO YOU FAVOR ON POPULATION AND BtnLDING DEN-
SITIES? WHAT PRESENT CONTROLS, IF ANY, WOU LD
YOU LIKE TO REMOVE?
AGEE : I ravor the controls, withOut down-zoning. that the
city ha s recently applied to the older areas of town. These
development standards went through edenslve pOOUc hear-
ings and I believe are acceptable to the majority of our
r esidents. They eliminate the large box duple1 yet they
allow for reasooable development.
BAKER : I think, all thlngs considered, that our loog
range real estate planning to Newport Beach bas been
pretty bad. Further, r don't think that It would be a tad
idea to have a year's moratorium on the bulldlng of all
but single dwelling resldences. Then the •bole etty could
have a real look at what the true and present tU-dtnsUy
plans are. Aner all, a good slow dawn and catch our breath
period for a year, wouldn't hurt a thLDg.
MRS. KUEHN: I would study what constitutes reasooa.ble
regula.tlon of growth and how the general plan eu best, ud
legally, be used to dea.l wttb tt. I am coneutrated wttb
how this city's property owners aod homiOWIMra wlll be
anected by pollcles and ordinances 00 maaapd crowtb.
We must l1nd an equitable balance betwHD tbt ttcbta of
the Individual ta.xpayer and the presenatlon. of the Uldque-
neSs of our city as we complete and tmp•mellt tbt elemtDts
of the general plan. Pollcles which are 1D accord 1Fllb
sueh a balance must be conslsteol:ly appUtd. A balJdtnc
moratorium 'lfhlch applles to. oaly ooe part of the elty 18
u.nfa1r. A denlopment Uke Promoatoz'y PolJd must DOt
be repeated. The rash of d141leJ:es wbieb COftl' ..,..,.
square inch of a Sot In Old Coroaa delMar Ia JZ'IdlallJ
turning this Jo•ely area toto a town of d!C)leDI. Proper
enforcement of city ordinances can preYent tb11.
STEWART; l stronciY s._t lloo low deull)', 0011-
onrbldldlng development pbUoeopby aDd lb'ODC baildiDC
staodardJ: to protect and maJID1n tbe ebaraet«, qbll.Dt~
ness, and nlue of our area. We eoalbntly IMMIIJ to bt
alert to proyldiDC proper servleet (watu, IIW'tt, roada,
.•te.) lor a.ay type of development ud crowth 1D our ar•
Ill rolaUoo to anllable laad.) Wo -to -to tilt-ot .,.. put>Ue/11'...,. uo1 mau • _...., 111117 llld II<'"
HOtatloD to them ot uy top prtortly ~ llld bo roodJ
to make modUlcatiiXl8, ct~Upa, or a.miDdm.U W. It-
CtiiU'J. • • • •
• REG!OOALOOYIJUIIIBNT --WHAT FIJNCTIOIIS DO
YOU CONIJDIR RE~AL Ill IIATIJBI, TH,AT COULD
NOT 8I9T BE llAIIDLID BY LOCAL OOVEitllldJIT,
AliD WIIAT PUIICTDI, IF AllY, IBOULD Umallld.
GOQIUOIDT PLAT Ill Oft POUR:.lL UR? .
I a•• .............. ol; IIOieM', .....
tiiM llrlft to 1:11 CIODI'z! W • arrl'zd
-[l't, ~ c.-, -.,... <nla bo-II I ..., -· ... lfllolllloellr
ot'*'r....... .. ..,.. .. 18 tiii41Jaeo.cree-
BADR' I ou1 U>tllt of a tbiDr IIIli a clb of Got 11111117 ~ -..a. Ill a 1lrlll
ud weallll potoattaUUta of Nnport Btac' --UIJ --ai .............. 1111111 of 01116del.fiJICJ• .......... ~ oiKtw-
1018. KUBIUI ' ~latloo, all' poll--~ ar-·port-Io, --eliiiiiiOd·
t.rtal road 1Ju114loc ---........ -· -laf ., tilt -....... b)> lloott •-eron etly-., lllloa.I.4W .........-u lloo .. ,. ea-ofllilllllao. lDtotremtat lD tbl.. cooctru mlllt be eooperatlft ud Be ,_...... ......, llltCa.p .. m~. AD addlUoaal COYirtlmer&t ,.rltroctwtll DOt U. faUid lD U. rt• reeiNUtJ
•oc-y. o.r tlocttcl otlletall 'muot taU --Ill to 1111111 ... -........ met•tntnc Ua1eoD wlU. other locaiiO'ferDintlde. tbt CIIJIWitt ,Be aid ta.t a. b1 &a t&leW
llld tilt Illite throqli tbtlr "'"' llld etUNa --to c--bt wtU -k to puUc(ll&tloo. llalt dlllell ........
STEWART' I dtllnlloiJ -' tbe local -tot
poUey. 1 fMl we eout&DtiJ haft to wort wttb repoa&l
ronra.meDt lD muy ar•s ftlrt we ban commca. IDtertiU
ta order to tompromtM Ytth SoluUona a.nd polletee t'-.t
wW belt repreeeot oar commtmlty u a wbole.l am In fat'OII'
of tbe bW rtcOmmeadlne tbe IPllt 1D the Soutll Cout Com-
mtuloa to lnclude oa1.J Oran.p County residents lD our
Commtst:toa. 1 alao fMI thlt we shOuld ban a ~ meetmc
between tbe eommlulOD and our loc&l JOYetnmeot. S.. 1f
there are eertalD duties and responslbiUtlel the eommts-
slon now bu the power to eoaet ~ that could be ameoded
and posatbly turried OYer to IGeal pern.men.t control (Uke
pualng on bulldiJ:II permits, ete.). The commlasloD tbeD
could contlnue what Prop. 20 orlgtrlally intended, come ._,
'With a master plan for tbe eoast regtoo by 1915, • • • •
• POiJCE ... DO YVU FAVOR CURRENT POUCE HELI-
COPTER PATROL POUCJES? IF NOT, WHAT CHANGE
WOULD YOli l!AKE? DO YOU FAVOR THE PLAN, WHIC:H
WOULD BE FINANCED PRIMARILY BY FE;DERAL Fl.JNOO,
TO HOOK UP A POUCE ALARM SYSTEM WITH HOMES
AND BUSINESSES, lli'ILIZING LOCAL TV <.:ABLES?
AGEE : I feel w• hue the finest pollee for ce LD Orange
County. I know many ot our offlcers personally and feel
they are highly professtooal. I do, bow ever, feel thlt we
shOuld review the use of the helicopter as a patrol vehicle
and see 1f It can be used more effectively on a standby
alert basts. This way a. lot of the needless meanderlnc
over our city that brings noise complaints late at night
could be minimized. As for the proposed alarm system,
1 think this must be carefully studied to see If the beneflts
lustifY the costs.
BAKER : I Ulink the patrol idea from the air basically
bas proven that It has a lot of merit, such as the border
patrol. I would have to be shown about Us use at nlgbt.
I have an open mind, but as I say, I would have to be shown.
The gla.rl.Dg mistake ts to use helicopters. They should
use S~r Cub type Pipers or Cessnas. I would say that
they would easlly reduce cost aod ._,keep by 2/3rds. The
fellows will co~r.platn about the correctness of my state-
ment on this.· but an old artillery ptlot of World War 2
could shOW them and convince them.
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ror my
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MRS, KUEHN: It is my understandLDg that the Newport
Beach pollee department wUI equip helicopters with devices
which will enable them to ny ·higher and thus reduce noise
levels. We are told that tbey are a good law enforcement
tool; we must encourage the pollee department to make
tbem less objectionable. I would have to study the value
an(! Impact of the TV cable alarm system. The tact that it
would be primarily financed by federal funds would not
influence my decision. After all, It Is we who are paying
for government at every level.
Introductory offer ·d REG. $2.00
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3 for $4.50 For a Limited Time ...
01/~r upiru April H . 1974
SIZES, 4 -6 • 8 WHITE -PIMK . BLUE· BEIGE
IN COST.-. MESA It'S Hours:
STEWART: Regarding the helicopter. I feel we should
have a completed study on the suggested Ylllue and cost
In maintaining this service and then malc:e recommended
ctw!ges and Implementation tf needed. Perhaps the mooey
could be spent In better ways to prO'flde add.ltlooal pollee
services where needed. Regarding the second question: I
feel this should be left up to the general public to decide.
t beUeve Cblef Glavas sent out a qoestlonnatre to the
public regarding this Issue. If tu:ods are anllable for tbls
system only, could they be better spent for other pollee
services? I would want to study this thoroughly. Perhaps
the ldea of having a bellcOJ)ter service lor four neighborln.g
commwtltles: Costa Mesa, lrvLDe. Laguna, Newport • -at a
central airport location.
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Bubar Bulp. F -SZlZS Balboa, Ca. 92661.
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LIGAL MOTICI 1>7 a poeralparDroblp.
FICTrrtOIII EliiiKE88 MAllE Slpod: lllelllel S. llllier.
STATEII&NT Tblllstate....t wulllod-
UPPER BAY dlaeualoa Friday, Marcblt, la'folfed, from
left, Newport VIce-Mayor Howard Roctra, ttate Lands
Commluloa ueclltln otfteer Ed Gf:ad11111. depltr Fllb
and Gt.me dcvtmeot dlr.W. Cllule1 t'llllertoa, ud
5th Dlltrlct Cogaty S~n.or Rc-.Jd Cuper1, lniDe
Co. repruentat1Ytl and otbtr 1tatt oftlclall jDtDed tbe
talks, which bepn with a boat to. ol tbt bay, Ud con-
eluded with a coafereDCe tbat luted au Friday a.fterDOOD.
According to Mr, Roprs, It wu tbt "mo.t llll'moalo111
meettnc yet" on turnl.or the Upper Bay Into a wild life
preserve. Mr. FuUertoa wW ~ tbe lead ln acqulriDC
Upper Bay wetlallds for tbe pre.ne, but caut!ODed thai
his depe.rtmeM will DOt be cooceraed •tth qpb.Dds, whlch
wlll have to be boapt by tbe COUDtJ or federal COYern-
ment. Mr. Ropra said tbe InlDe Co, "showed extrem·e
cooperation" 1n tbe talkJ. (IrvtDe Co. plklto.)
ASKS PROTECTION FOR CONSUMERS
Tbo lolloorllls per-~~~-tbt Colllty Clerk of OriDp
b1111Deu u: W,.'l Fuldont, COUDtJ OD Marcb 11, 19?4, Wll-
111'5 wHt _,. c-11•-. Ham E. S1 Jobll, COQIIty elork,
Calif. tlal: viyu RIIHIU.. by TbereA M. Wud, deputy.
2429 LUtlltOD, Coll:a Mea PubUtb: March 14, 21, 28, Congressman Aodrew Hln-ou proteeUoo o1 the Interests • FRIDAY, MARCH 22
CaW 1111111 ' April 4, 1974, ID tbe Newport shaw of Newport Belch aid of cODSumen 1a esaeot1aJtothe Derryek Lee Strom, 19, ot ni. wieess ll CODChletecS Harbor Eutp. F -32108 this week be wtll spon10r lecls-fl.lr aDd efftdeot fuDettoni.Dc of 6109-1/2 Seasllore Dr., West
by u -.J:Dcorponted auoela-------.,.----latlon to set~ a federal ooo-a frH mutet eeooomy." Newport, and Louis K1rt Mboo,
Uoa otbllt tt.a a puiDerlhlp. LaGAL MOTICI sumer protectioa ageoey. 'I'be IM'W apocy would be of 6306 W. Ocean Froat, were
Slpld: WJID RIINIU. FICTITIOUS BtEINESS NAME A news release from Mr. beaded by an a.dm.iD.tstrator ap-arrested at 8:15 p.m. at tbe
Tbl& atatemeat wu fUedwtth STATEMENT Htnshaw's offtce in Santa ADa poblte<l b7 the president, wttb ~trom residence aDd cbarpd
Ute CouatJ Clerk of Oraop T followt said lnvesttgatloos han sbowD Seoate IA)ronl. Annually, u.e with possess1oo t1 muljlaDa
COGitr oa March 11, 1914, Wll-dolo he bus1ne DC ~r;:s :re that ''the interests of consum-admi.Dlstntor would report to . • . Vandals broke Cte rear
uam E. st JobD., eOUDty clerk, I 81 as. e c-ers areloadeqmtelyrepresent-Coocreas 011. couumer com -wlndow of a car beloe&tnl to
by Tbu'e• M. Ward. deplty. lecUc, Ltd., 149 G Rlnrslde ed aDd protected andtbatrleor-plalat& received aDd actions Larry BeU, 2003 Hun Pl.,
-.... ua-l" u za Orin, Boz 227, Newport Beach, tate11, and would mate recom-CUff Hnen, while 1t was parted ....-rti~~~974:'i,!' ~ N..;,...i CaUl. 92660 : Glorte W. Sboe-PHILCO melldllU... fe< a<lded Jepsla-at 1806 Leenrd Lane, Bay-
Harbor Eulp. F -S%10? mater, 220 Coral AYtnue, Bat-AWARDED tlon to protect coaaumers. crest, between 8 p.m. aDI110:SO
boa Island, CaWornla 92662; . p.m., caustnc an estimated $%5
LICML MOTICI Joan A. Temple, SIO Coral JAPAN CONTRACT GROUND BROKEN FOR damage ... About $120da!IUip
FICTITIOlE BtmNESS NAME Avenue, ~~Iboa Island, CaW-Pbllco-Ford Corporation has AMB..IA'S HUMBER 2 was done to the JohDHallbome,
STATEMENT ornia 92-· received a $20-mlllJoacontract Grotmd has been t.-oke:D 00 4.22 Vista Parada, tbe Bluffs,
Tbe folJowtAcpencm Lsdol.Dc b TMa ~~s :ucted from Mltsubtshl Electric Cor-MulDers Mile for a wiDe vu. by someooe wbo stuck a prdeo
butiDeas u : Saft YoiD' Ute Y a C'ft8l'l r · porattoa of Japan to deYelop lap complu 00 the former bose throQ&b tbe froat door
Cl11l1e, ZSU Eut Coast H'lfJ., SJped: Gloria Shoemaker, that co111try's enJ1DeerlDC test sUe of Ward "-Harrlnctoo maJI slot aad turned oa. tbe
Corona del Mar, CaUforDla Joan A. Temple, sateWtes (ETS-2). Tbe space-Ltmtber Co water, then tbrew Ill ea
92825: Dooald EftD Jones, Tbts stat'!mtot was ftledw1th craft wlll be used for ntpt The,.~ Amella's restau-against the door,betwteDSp.m,
D.C., S1'1 PpcJpy Street, Coroaa Ctbe ~ountyM Clehrk8 olf9?~~1'· telling the N-rocket, a new rant aDd Sequoia WIDe Cellars Much 22 and 5 p.m. Much U
defMar, Ci!llotida 9%1!5. · Otllv 00 arc • •· .,.. bocwlter tbat •lll CiYt Japan wlll oec..,y u.e 1-1/Z acre slte ···Jane Jett, 11? Via Antlbea.
.,.... tw •• ,.., ta ~ llam E. St Johrl, co-.ty clerk. the capability to Ja .. cb lta cnra. near lbe Arebel. Completloa Lldo Isle, reported tt.t ber brMl iDdlridal . ' by Tberea M. Ward, dJiP«J. satellites. , ls sebtcftlled tor eu)J Dedfall 19&4 Ford car wu atoleD from ~: Doal.ld E. Joaes, D.C. A P1111>1 ~lb~ 9~clnh t~' .. ~!: Edward L. Mootcomery, u-0a bud tor tbe IP'Oii!IICkeU-a llrYice statkm at )600 ~~:
Tbla Dtemeat wu flied with pr •· •· '"' n.., .. ..,.... ecutlve vice president of Phil-lDC were Grec and Amelia Se-port Blvd., West Newport, •-.
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-wollt..O'I LAIIU$1 eXCLUSIW GUAAANftUJ ......... ltY SUNK;«"
ColT df•pery cle•ners 540-1366 1701 Newpat1
•nd service 642.0270 Slvd ot 17tfl St the Co~mty Clerk ot Oruce· Harbor Enslp. F -S%102 co-Ford's AerOSIJAce aDd Com-. ton. owner ot Amelia's restau-she left it there for repairs
Cowaty OD March 6, 1974, Wtl'---~---.----munlcaUoos Clper!tloas, Who rant oa Balbc:a Island; Ed ~tr~o~m~6~p~.~m~.~M~ar~c~h~22~10d~~~~"'~0~'0~"'~"~·~rc~·~·•~•ovc~·~·~~~:=~:~~~!!!i!!!! uam E. st Jotm. county clerk, LIGAL NOne• made the annotmcmtDt, said the Rusoell,. director of Sequoia 9 a.m. March 23.
by Tberea M. Ward. deputy. ETS-2 work wiU be dooe by WIDe Cellau;aDI1DaveDaw!Oil,
PPilbllsb: Match !4, 21, za, STAIITTEWE0F";~OEF A0BFANFIDOCTIN -the company's westera den I-rice-president of SeQuoia Pa-WE, R E
AprU 4, 1974. 1n tbe Newport ME """ -opmeot laboratories (WDL) dl-clftc.
Harbor Ell&l F 3199• TI01B BtmNESS NAME vlslon lD Palo Alto.
p . -• The followtac persoo has He noted tllls ns the second COAST ASSN. TOPIC
,,_......., tile -ot the ftc-major eontraet WDL his n -IS TRANSPORTATION
tiUous busi.Dess aame: Bollard celved from Mttsoblsbl In the Tbe trao.sportatloo fUture of VOTING FOR FICTITIOUS Bl.lmfESS NAME Mfg. Co., I '7S3 tJn.lt M, Costa past 30 days. The preYIOUS the Oranp Couaty coastline
STATEMENT Mesa, Ca. 92616. one, armourteed 1n Ftbrlllly, wlll be the topic at tbt Orup
LIGAL IIOTICI
ne toUowtac ~-tsdotnc The FlcttUous Business was for two uperlmental com. county Coast Assa. member-LU-CILLE! baslnea u : Capiltruo Cu-Name referred to above wu muntcatlons satellites. Com-sblp meetlna at 0000 ""'II 18
dtu, S4552 Ca.JJt Cambio. Ca-fUe<l ia Orauce County on 3-9-biDed val11e of the two coatract& at tbe Balbot Bay Cite
ptmuo Beach, CaW. 9182.4: 73. Is about $50 miiUoo. There wtUbeapueldlscuas-
DaYid L. Brown, S15~ Calle Ralph Norton Baker, 18 100 by John Cbapmu of Ch&p-
Cambto,Captstr&DoS..cb,CaL Calleclta,S. Lacuna,Ca.92675. AIR COMBAT TESTS man Associates, Dr. G. T.
12824, Ttlll bus1Desa ns cooducled Captain GeoftHy K, Rasmus-Fteldlne of tbe Orange Cotmty
Thll bu1De81 Is CCDioeted b)' an lDdiYk:hal. sea, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. E. tnuportattoo Olstrld, aDd
bJ' an IDI!lrichal. Stped: Ralph N. Baker· Rasmussen of 9 Point Lorna Ted McCoovtlle coUDty road
Slped: Dukt L. Bron.. Tbll statement wts ftledwlth Drive, SpJCJass run, Is parti-commtsslooer. hey wtll dls-
Thls statemtot was ftlechrltb the CoUDty Clerk of Oraoce c Jpattnc 111 tra1oloc uerctses cuss lbe transportation corrt-
tM Cocmty Clerk ol Orance Couotyp 11soo·M11archh252,8197!·tl .. at the Nanl A1r station, Cltri dor, npld trustt corrtdornet-
CoatJ oa Much 19, 1974, WU-_., b. arc , "~'r "• Point, R. P. A1r combat tac-worts and the county plan tor
11am E. st Joba, COUDt)' Clerk, 11, 11, 19?4, In the Newport tiCI and atr-to-cr<Mmd weapons trafftc movements
bJ' Tbtre• ll. Ward, deplty, Rubor Enatp. F -2S796 deUnry ue bei.Dc: emphlslnd. ·
PIII>Uab: llareb 11, Zl, ~~~ He Hnes Yllb-WUIDI Fttllller JUDGE SCHill DT AGAIN
t, 11, 19?4, Ill ~ -vwpo<t ~ MDTICI · Attaek Sqoadroo 115 hued at HEADS SCOUT GROUP
Rubor Eulp. -S!S&f FICTITIOUS BLB[NESs NAME tbe MulDe Corps Air staUoa JIXJp Calvin P, Schmidt
STATEMENT at lwakuol, J~J&D, of Rarbor VIew Homes wu
L..IOAL ~I Tbe followtDC persona are re-elected to a !-bear term
FICTlTJOIII BtlliNBIIII NAIIE dolOr bus1De11 aso Shaloog. LIGAL MOTICI at tile ... ,., me<tlng of tile
STATEIBlfT 16!5Z7 SUkTrt~street, FomtaJA FICTITIOUS BtBlNESS NAME Glrl Scout Co.cU of Oranct
Tbe tono.rtacper•tadoiDr ValliJ, Ca. 92708: Jerry LoDe· STATEMENT CoUDty March ZO al tbe Bueaa
bQcfnMI u : Bl• u,.. , rh-tnlt, 23846 Karman Bay, Tbe follO'If"l.D( J)ei'IODI are Park recr•UIOD ceoter.
cnri.or. -~ Ai>L111 Lac-Nt ... ~ Ca. 92S'M;Ker-doiD( buiDeuu· Palllt Paper Otllor olfteers art Dr. Omar
Bwatl ... Btaeb, ci t1M7: bam St.btnlan, 1852'1 SUt Tr" &I Tbtllp 2919 E. coui H'lfJ Sc bek!t ot Yorba UOOa, Mu,
PraUIIa JtfleriOII ab-au Jr ' Street, Fouatatn Vallty, Ca. C Jet M ' C 9Z6!5: Frederic Bta.eofTuttn,Mn.
UOO EdllcW, Apt. 111, s.i~ 11701, J~. I ota!!'tt. ~oz. Jr.; _Rletard Bl&ct d. Los Alam1to.
lltctH Bllcb. ca. DIM?. TbU baiiDnl Ls· cODdaeted 1306 Outrlav Drtn, Corooa Ud Mr•. William Zeltob ot
Tbll: ba1Dua 1.1 CI!IDdwct:*' b1 a awent pu1Derlblp. del Mar. . Gardea Groft, Tlce-presldtatl;
117 u --•· Slpod: Jerry I.Gqllrato. Thill -~~ 11 eoncluctlll lira. W111ard Hlrd ol La llaln,
Slpod: FrutllD ~--Tbla alatomeal ... alodwttb by u llldi-L eeerotary, IOd Loyd L. A~
llnlllr tile CcaoiJ Clark ol Orup Slpod· Dlue K Cox Jr. ol SUia Aaa. tr--er.
n111 *-wulllodwtlll coa, •llareb 25, 11?4, W11-Tblll.iat.a-;.._ ftlodwltb fiUlliLLI CAIII'AIGM
lllo C-Clerk al ~ Uia I . 8t lotlll, _, elark, tbt C-Clerk ol 0ranp COMMITTII NAIIIO c.-, .. liar .. 1, 11?4, WU-1>7 ~-II. Ward, c141>uty. c_, oo Mar .. n. 11?4, wn. Local eommlllllty -tnc
llam 11:, II J .... ._,. elark, Plbllab: llareb 11• Aprl1 4• Ham E. St J .... _, ellrt, eommut-. 1c< the Sib Dlltrtel
1IJ ~ 11. lWard, .....,, 11, 11, 19?t, Ill till Knport 117 There• 11. Ward, .....,, -d a1 ~· .. _...
14, 11, a, Bar~ halp '·11519 Plll>lllll: Mare~ II, Afrll 4, of Dr. Koloa FrtuoUe ....,
tllo llo-1 . LliAL IIDT!CI · 11, II, 18?4, Ill the If-•-ocl 11111-. Dr . Friii-
F-11101 · -----. Harllor Eallp. F-anot aello, -11>10 Ill Bayerlll,
PICTITIOUI ...... KAME ~. Ia eM"nctlllllc-'-IS..·
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THI OUTSTANDING CAMDIDAT!
Mrs. Rlellud Net.:Ja Mr. II Mrs. B)Lroe Qnle
Gw• I ltudy Wrtpt Co teen Carlln
Walter Cr~ Jr. Dr .' Mrs. Joba Brown
S.ya.o. & Cau.toe M•!O• Mtbry c. Stelahl.u.s
llu. Kalmu SpeUitlch, Jr. Beth Kocb
Dr. 6 Mra, Rlclard Kredel Dr. II Mrs. Jerrel Ric bards
Frace• Smltil Phyllis Welt*f..-el
Mr. 6 Mra. ~ M. Bntt Gertrude It, F1ellcbman
Mr. 6 Mra. «eueth Jo-.:aa Rarrttt 6 Jam•• Gap
Dluo 1<1-E 11aabeth D. Wrttllll
J .. LtaUe Mr. 6 Wrs. Joa. Garaey
Gllllllo I RirnJ Grou Sam 6 Mary &IIIII
Mr. 6 Mrt. Jolll MeU.a Gtorl' W. stJtcu
Mr. 6 Mr1. Jot. l..aMoMape Jut 6 Charlet ltiOimUUI
llary P'-Rita Bclalld
LtD 6 stwu1 Woodard RlcbU'd E. McFarlud
.. .....,...._. Jamt~P.Feltol
CaroM~~ 6 Ton..,. Doddl A<MIIe I CtdiMUtll J-IJ.-Be11 Au H. Holooy
Alia -Bolon D. l1all Rlla Fe-Val 6-_..... llr. I lin. Rlcliard Stoole Carls. IIOCII'I
._ I 1oM -· ltm A Lyoo Dolly ~ lllollr' ~ Wtulam G. Tllrua -r·-• Dr.AiriOJl.Selll-.... _._.,.,.ltr --tO
Pboebe Brownell
BlactJe Ud Sara G&darlan
D1Aiel G. Aldrlctl, Jr.
Jea.a T&Ddowsty
Dick Crout
Mr. • Mrs. GeorC'! Woodford
Dr. • Mrs. Robert W, Cr.cca
Carl aDd Terry Kym.ta
Robert ~belm
Doreen 6: Bob IUrsball
T. DtiDC.Ul Stewart
Apes Blomquist
Phil aDd Betty Toser
Jolla Macaab
TomCuey
Mrs. R..,... W. Gerard
James B. ud Flo Stoddard
Robert S. Baraes
Roy 0, Ander.en
AIUC. S.:.maa
Mr. 6 Mra. Robert Matlnolf
Cuoi)'D • Rlclllard S.eettaDd
Pat I Carl Ntilatr
Katbr,. & Holmes E Ills
Cine Topper
Dat1dSIG...U
BUl • JUdJ AI.DDiac E-•~n~De Bare Pat 6 Duaoe Bilek
Allee I Frut Remer
lll1drtd I K• K.trlci:
JIM • LJIDU Fattii!Mr
Gr•pJ Rarrll c ... -• -...s. Babb -~·-~-J ...... , Alder-
Ha.rrJ.tl Witmer
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Pruiii ....... Jr .
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-·-.. -WCILLE KUEHN X
J. LesUe Sterteosen
P•m Muadlldln
Mr.&: Mrs. R. P. Shea
John EtUott
Vtrrtnia &: Ray Astle
Faith ' Peter Vogel
Jeanne 41 Andrew Sandor
Mu Hur .nts
Ellen Jane Sibert
Bruce 6 Cecelia Nott
Grace L. M~~rray
Gllldl &. John Haskell
Or . & Mrs. G. T. MoTttson
Burke ' Jim H&rr tngtoo
P. A. Palmer
R. L. Strickler
JuDe Kawamura
Gen. &. Mrs. Thomas Riley
WIUI.am C. Rlnc
Patricia Henoc
Haskell Shapiro
Mr. ' Mrs. Kermu Dortus
L~~etlle B. Dwlmlre
Mr. 6 Mrs, Glean Turnbull
Gloria Zlper
lrmeu ' BIICI Oesenberc
Mary T. Hoyt
Sam Gurley, lr.
Mr. I MU. Roll Harrod
Gtorp Yardley
SbtUa SootasN•
Mr. a U.n. Entll: S.aefllmp
RollyP-
Mr. I Mre, Llopd Gl'tCWJ
-ASIIIrleyH-ta
EUa-Wla111or
B. J. SldiUI(
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NEWPORT Bf&CH CITY COUNCL VOlE
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MRS. JEFFREY MICHAEL LEHMAH
Roslyn Jane Rawlings
weds Jeffrey Lehman
Miss Roslyn Jane Rawlings At a reception held 1n the
of Corona del Ma.r became the church fellowship hall follow.
bride of Jeffrey Michael Leh-ing the cer emony, Mrs. Raw.
man of Reedley tn a double lings received guests wearing
ring ceremony held Saturday a medium dark blue dress of
afternoon, March 23, at the sheer organdy made In the shirt
Corona del Mar CommiDllty waist style and trimmed with
Congrep.tlooal Church, wtth the venetian lace. The groom's roo-
Rev. Phillp Murray conducting ter's fioo r length gown was at-
the service. so shtrtwalst style of soft peach
The bride Is tile daughter of Special music at the wedding
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Curtis was sung by a UCI schoolmate,
RawllnJs of Shore CUtts. She Dave Dunlap, who was accom-
wore a run lenet;h gown with a panted on ~he guitar by Tom
tra1n ot white mira mist made Granger·
with an empire bodice In vene-Both the bride and groom
tian lace. Her flngertlpvell was are students at UC Irvine, wher e
held with a bandot flow ers Her the bride Is completing studies
a ttendants wore mlramtst tor her secondary teaching ere-
gowns of soft aquabluetrlmmed dentt.al. She Is a graduate of
with yellow and wlltte. They car_ UCLA , wh.ere she was aftlUate
rled bouquets of yellow and '!'lth ~lpha Chi Omega sorority.
white marguerites. She IS a graduate of Corona
Maid of oooor was Miss Anne del Mar high school and was a
Teaford of Riverside and 191'0 r<\ational Cllarlty League
brldesma.lds included R~becca debutante In 1970.
Long and Cynthls Stanlow of Her husband attended Reed-
Santa. Ana and Peg Holland aOO ley ~ollege before transferring
the bride's cousin, Debbie Stew-to UCI, where he Is completing
art both from northern Calif-hes work toward a degree In
orn'ta. soc Ia I sciences.
Robert Lehman Jr . was his . The young co~le are motor-
brother's best man. University mg to Carmel for a brelf honey.
of CaWorn.La schoolmates ser-~oon and will make their hOmw
ved as ushers, lncltlding Dean w Costa Mesa.
Kewlsh of Lido Isle '"d Ml -E"BLE" MEMBERS AID cha.el Strauss aDd Arnold Er -"' "'
lckso" of Costa Mesa aoo the I~ I~STALLATIO~
bride's brother, Roger Raw.
lings.
DRAW PLANS FOR
COVE NEAR B.l.
Walter Richardson Asso-
ciates, AlA, the Costa Mesa
architectural and planning fir m,
has been retained to plan and
design the Cove, a 59-unit lux-
ury condominium proieet In the
Irvine Company's Bayside VU.
!age, near Balboa Island, It Is
announced by E. B. Akins, pre-
sident of Irvine Pacific Devel-
opment Co., builders of the
project.
'•The Cove wlll be a S9-
mi!Uon luxury bayfront town-
home community," Mr. /.kins
said.. "A V -shaped land plan,
making maximum use or the
755 -rt. c~nnel fr ontage, will
give as many homes as pos-
sible a view of the water ac-
tivity."
Located on the 5,6-acre site
of the VIlla Marina restaurant,
the project will have a pri-
vate Inlet with access to adja-
cent slips. F"eaturlng numer -
ous luxury appointments, the
two -bedroom and tw o -bath
townhomes will have te:~to2,200
sq. tt . ol floo r space.
Construction Is scheduled to
begin In May wtth the models
to open In the lall.
Mrs. Donald Goeller, past
pr esident of Newport Harbor
Emblem Club No. 394, In her
capacity of district deputy of
California District Six or the
Supreme Emblem Club, con-
ducted an Interim lnstatlatlon
a nd Initiated seven new mem-
bers at Escondido Emblem Club
No. 161 on March 21.
Mr s. Heber t Mateas, d.Jstrlct
assistant organist; Mrs. Virgil
Bates, president of the Newport
Club; Mrs. V!rginU Stevens
and Mrs. Kenneth Westman ac-
companied Mrs. Goeller to Es-
condido.
Mrs. Joseph Leben, chair-
man , announces the next social
meetlng of the Newport club
will be held at Bayside VIllage
Ap r il I at 11 a.m. Lunch will
be followed by an after noon of
cards.
PAT HITT TO SP EAK
Patricia Hltt, former assist-
ant secretary for consumer
field services 1n the Depar t-
ment of Health, Education and
Welfare, will speak when
Irvine-Coast Republican Wo-
men's Club honors new mem-
bers at their annual member -
ship tea, The meeting will be
at 2 p.m. Tuesday, April 9,
In the Lido Room, Park Newport
Apartments.
Mrs. Raymond Farrar Is
president of the club.
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SOMETHING TO THINK ABOUT
YOU PAY ft.A PER POUI<D POll QUALITY
IU. STUll -WE WILL BROIL TOP QUALITY
10 OZ. R. Y. IT!Ait DIIUIER FOR YOU -THIS
IJICLIIlD IOIJP -IWAD, AU GRATDI
POTA'IWI -GARLK: TOAST. WE SET YOWl
T AIWI -Gift 'lOP SDVICE -WASH DIIRES.
ALL YOU DO II EIUOY YOURSILF -NO FUIIII
l COMPLETE DINNER • 3.45.
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Clothes Alterations
ARE NoT EASY ...
THArS lillY WI HAVI TWO IXI'IIT
SIAMSTIISSIS HUI TO GIVI lOTH
MIN AND WOMIII PIHI SUVICI AND
PIIUOHAL ATTIHTIOH. . .
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HOW DO ****
YOU CHOOSE
~
A GOOD ~'~tiTY
COUNCILMAN?
LET'S LISTEN TO AN EXPERT---PETE BARRETT
In 1972 former Mayor Doreen Marshall,
who probably understands Newport Beach more
thoroughly ~han any council member before
or since, outlined criteria for deciding how
to vlote on a, candidate for City Council. Here
are summaries of her points:
P rsonal qualities are as Important as pre-
elec~ion stands on current topics. Paramount
ar e these three:
lack broad consideration and the motivation
to consider all aspects of Increasingly complex
city problems.
2. A good candidate must have adequate
time to participate In meetings with other
government agencies.
4. He must remember there are lots of
voters at home counting on him to represent
them and not let a packed house In the Council
chamber be a major factor In his decisions. A.l Complete honesty, Including personal ln -
tegr jty and Independence (from pressure groups
a nd r ui ck-bu ck artists).
B. Intelligence.
C. Knowledge of the community and its
pro91ems.
5. He must be w!lllng to stick to his role
as a policy maker and remember that admin-
istration Is the responsibility of the city man -
ager.
Tt t's ABC. But there are other points
nea ly as important.
1. A satisfactory candidate must have no
special axe to grind, nor must he be interested
in qnly one specific Issue. Otherwise he will
6. He should have proven qualities of lead er-
ship.
7. He should be a sound thinker --not a
s!mpl!stic or stereotyped thinker --but a
man with deep analytical ability combined with
"horse-sense.''
No Other Third District Candidate
l • ONLY J. PETER "PETE" BARRETT
Meets All the Above Specifications
NEWPORTERS FOR PETE BARRETT
Rudy Buon
Herb Brownell
Stan Cole
Ernie Mtnney
Kay Spureeon
Gen. Robert G. Ownes, Jr.
Norm Gamble
Helene Joy
Gary W. Burrill
8111 Ring
Enid Hottman
Mallteen Cole
Peg Hirth
Fred Howser
Terry Kymla
Apes Tipping
Roumary St ier
Peggy Shedd
Bob Taub
Bill Lester
Midge Bonds
Leonard Haynes
Anna Jean Sweet
Bill Rltter
Mill Shedd
Bob Dorris
Chris Hopper
RalpbiloOIIa
Rtebard 8. DlcUoo
•2.t ST. AN OIUW'S II: D., HI!Wf"OIIT ll.t.CH --CO·CHAIIIMI!.h VIM JOJIGIMSIM AND P'HIL TOZ:IR.
Ken Hartman Ralph Clock Larry Pfister Velma Huddleston John Boyd
Myrtle Soder berg Gordon Glass Robert Crowner Mary Lan.ldell Joe DlStanlslao
Lots Coulter Carl Kymla Robert Bumajlan Bob Stoessel Geor re WUUamson
Gen. Thomas Riley Joe C.llant Mary Turoer Jean Hamill Mary Lee Martin
Arthur Stroc k Dick Joy Daren McGavren F ran Smith Corrine Bibb
Roger Turner Dr . IAoa C. NelJioo Georp Zebal Ruu For d CllDtoo M. Hoose
Robert Marshall Mtdp Gamble Nucy Cbapman John Lee Donna Gallant
Elizabeth Beazley Albert Dlxoo ElaiDe Demood Ken F_ Mor pn Bill Coulter
Helen Gold Marp Riley Marcuertte·Mors Tommy Mitchell Pat Cleary
Mary B. Blake Dick Swift BW_Bertolelt Mary Haney M&rla-Giannlnl
Bob Searles EdwiDa Nelson Martba CrO'tJDer FraDII Glockner John Reed
Peggy Bertulelt Dwlcht Tippin& Ei'eyl Dtxoo Doo H. HaU Betty Lee
Art Gron.sky Ernlt Soderberc . Pat· WILt oo Cectlla. Eart l Boys "Moe" HamUI
8111 Spurgeon IV Robert McCurdy Wllllanl; Mors Lyman G, FanreiJ GrHDJ l..uadell
Dr . Vernon Koepsel Jack Rtlty EJ.t.lDe Bumajlu Dllllel strlDpr, D.D.S. Don Haddleltoo
Bill Gold Joy Leiter Betty TO&Il Goldie .T0811Pb Willard Wade ·
John Watson Marp Browu Rolft MelAicv ADA Slocum Allee stoeutl
Louise Pfister Fran ow.., Walter BarrCMllbl S&1Dt Cicero Ropr McKIDDoo
Jean MeGa:rren R. L. strlekler Dlut McKbmon Mr, • Mrs. Hocb Mulhall D1IIDI RHd
Ed Chapman Jean Ritter RIWI BrlPt 1ra Smltlt Carl ThOmas
Louise Koepsel llarloo Dodd loltll Barely Joltll VOCOI BUIIIartlo
Faye Howser Velma ~r C. B. KalcUrboettr At Dlatap JtU Rt.rdJ
Masoo Stier Larry Bton Hetaa Coffey Joe 8rockmiD P . A. Palmer
Non Jorposen DOll p......,._ Lldda. RGy Bettr Powell o ... Reed
Lucy Burrougtl.s Shirllf learlH Cblp CJMry Bob ltroet Dolt. UdertoD.
Pboebe Brownell LIIUaDilodd DoD Harwood Dorolllr Luo lllu BlaU
Susy Baroo Pal Zollal. Ama II. B-bord Bill Sc-Dol> HI-
Hal Plnebin Carey Cft'U KID otumeor Re R'twCOIIIbl llllt'ftan'eJ'
Ed Hirth Joha KMIIr 101 Moe. B.l. "C.,_,,. CllrtJtltr ROJ O. Aldtr ..
Valerie Kanps
IUt&l Sm ith
Carole Mltehell
Dorot hy P. Gr&J
Marguerite DlStaals lao
John R. Da•les
Don E. Elder
Burr White
Dick VerDOn
Ruth S. Jones ...
Bob Lane
JobD Jaeowskl
Jue Bord
EniJD SbenroOd
Guy RatiooY
AI Lan oa
Rick Jncold
Sallr DUDiap
Lou Cicero
Tom En.u
G. Bork Kellou
Howard Babb
William R. Du&
Doa Sftllco
Suclr Sparpoo lleDaDlel
Ed~l
lollll Barur
CoDYVII WurdemUD
ELEO
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WHO'S NEXT NB A YOR?
Wllo wUI bt JbtPLCt'••,_ .. 111M ~ Tndl. 111 T..-J'I t*Hoa. ai81 dlake. • lu llllrftCI Howtter, M.r1, K_.. bU 0011-
Jor tM lltl I,_,,? lklaiiJ, eoat"e• naaJa Mr. eo.tal. Wbo alr.sr I ...... ~-JW tad tM ttdenble penmeat til*'•
Tlllt'l I qltltl• tiiU wlll .......... doltftO..,WUit bead~ tbiCOIIIIb -wtde.._,IIW· CCI .... llr8 IDr ft&cb • leaee IJid Mr. Bltrett 111
M llltild ..a T...-y at 5 u •JGr, _.tilt Jled< caa-eram.nat CoordllatAICCo.cll ftl'b t-tr d red tdm riCellll: ... popular YWl otblr eoaDetlrML
p.m.-•-tr-eloclodCUJ d-_, dloc-tMmt. &1111 bU--•·toot to be I)' Ire .. '-s.dlto0naco Tbt .,.,..pr • .-.... cUJ
CoecUm• tab tMir 111&11. ttr, .a.. Ttilt y-.r It ao u.doMl pr..-...: of a .,_ COUIIt)', Couocll tMetlJlCI ud acta u
TM 7-member Coecll will ....... flPtiDI alrport 10a.., wu Coecllmlo Put Ryekotr &Dd tbe etty'a otflclal reprlllllta-
eitet a mayor udatlce-nJW Mapar Melul.a blldet'tklped T11Ud11J'• tcp IDdl.,.,_l wote-Jolm store, batb with ! yeus' tiYe on formal oeeaslou
from ltamemblrabiD. u a *'0111 polttlcal n,... ptter. Be, bl bu IUd bt't erperttDCtooU.CoaaeU,eoald and atmany.tnterper.-neatal
Froat-J'CIUd.ac caiCIIdl .. ,._, 1a 1oeal poUtle8. bill I Coaell aof blter..ted lD ,ttil mayor'• at.» become eompromlte meeUnp. UDder Newport'ac.t.ty
Pt6l' to be lae~ lllafar etec!ldl ... , WWI&m Apt aDd )>b. eboleu, manacer .,-stem of perrunent.
Doaald U:ebmla, lDcambnt JoiiD Me~CerTa, wbo Md tbe Vice-mayor Rocua, wiDDir TradlUoaally, oewlJ-tlected City MANAGER RobertWynnr11
Vlct-mQOI' HonrdRocca&Dd bl.ctlac of 10me ot tbe mayor'• on TutiCI&Y of uaapreeecltDted ,Cow:~ctlmea doo't pt picked tbe town'• CitY-to-day buJIDesa
t.DolUDbeat ttb DlJtrictCMDCll-tap ...,..._., faiW to wiD 3r d term, could t. a eompro.. by tbttr ~· to act u mayor. under CocmcU 4tl'ectloD..
NEWPORT
BEACH
lOc
THE NEWPORT HARBOR
"Tllf OIU.'I' MI!WSPArEit PltiMTED AMD
P\MI.:I5HI!O IN MfWPOIIT IIUot
:¥Til Y UR, MO . U
PROCLAMATION makill& AprU 30 a day of humility, f:ut-
1.. ud prayer lA Ne"J))rt Bee<l> Is slcne<l by "'""' o.-11; llclulo u IIIU llol!lto"ao< looU oo. llllr•. a
C~ 6111 ...., ..... _.... Ill ·JpP. ,.._ .... ..._ ..
Bt1irti, made wbat a" o•• ~ u a "mlnc:uloal"
, .. ,., after eotac 1* a co.-a.J~owt~e a F.WIIU"J,
19'72, motorcye11 aceldellt. Mite 1s a Cbrlst.la.D tarr1MlS
leader aDd Is ac:UYe to Mariner's Chureb Dere. Tbe
local observance coiDc:ldes wtth a national proclamation
sett!Dg aside the day of . humJllty, f::tstlnc aod prayer.
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I
TH! O,.,ICIAL M!WSPA .. Eit Of
THE CITY Of' MIW .. OIT aEACM.
lOc
COSTA
MESA
673-0550 CORONA DEL MAR, GALl F.
BIG WINNERS lD Tuesday's City Council electioa. Jn New-
port Beteb 'ftre Luc111e Kuehn and Pete Barrett. Mrs.
KueiWI ns ao -..y winDer over 3 otbar candidltes ln tile
6tb Dlstrlet, ud Mr. Bur ett woo handily Ot'er 2 opponents
tn tbe Srd Oi&trlet. Pete Is preseotlng Lucille wttb a 'token
ol vtetory after the tina! returll!i wer e tn Tuesday evening
at City HaU. (E nsJp photo.)
VOTERS O.K. 3
. PROPOSITIONS
Cat and dog
fight flares
in Council
MRS. JEFFREY MICHAEL LEHMAN
Roslyn Jane Rawlings
weds JeHrey Lehman
Miss Roslyn Jane Rawlings At a reception held 1n the
of Corona del Mar became the chur ch fellowship hall follow-
bride of Jeffrey Michael Leh-ing the cer emony, Mrs. Raw-
man of Reedley tn a double lings r eceived guests wear ing
rtng ceremony lleld Saturday a medium dark blue dress of
afternoon, March 23, at th e sheer organdy made in the shir t
Cor ona del Mar Community watst style and trimmed with
Congregatlonal Church, with the venetian lace. The groom's mo-
Rev. P lllllp Murray conducting ter's noor lengt h gown was at-
the service. so shirtwaist style of soft peach
The bride Is the daughte r of Special rnusic at the wedding
Mr . and Mrs. Richard Curtis was sung b}· a UCI schoolmate,
Rawlings of ShOr e CUffs. She Dave Dunlap, who was accom-
wore a full length gown with a panted on the guitar by Tom
train of wlllte mlramtst made Granger·
with an empire bodice in vene-Both the br ide aDd groom
tlan lace. Her fingertip vel! was are students at UC Irvine, wher e
he ld wtth a band of flowers Her the bride Is completing studies
a.ttendants wore mtramlst for her secondar yteac h.lng cre-
gowns of softaquabluetr lmmed dentl.al. She Is a graduate of
with yellowaodwhlte. They car-UCLA, where she was afti.Uate
r led bouquets of yellow and wtth Alpha Chi Omega soror ity.
white marguerites. She Is a graduate of Corona
Maid of oooor was Miss Anne del Mar high school and was a
Teaford of Riverside and 1970 National Charity League
br idesmaids Included R~becca debutante In 1970.
Long and Cynthls Stanlow of Her husband attended Reed-
Santa Ana and Peg Holland and ley college before transfer ring
the bride's cousin, Debbie Stew-to UC I, where he Is completing
art, both trom nor ther n Calif-hes work toward a degree in
or nJa. social sciences.
Robert Lehman Jr. was his . The young couple are motor.
brother's best man. Univer sity 1ng to Carmel for a br eU honey.
of Callfornta schoolmates ser-moon and w111 make their homw
ved as usllers, including Dea.n in Costa Mesa.
Kewlsh of Lido Isle an<l Ml-EMBLEM MEMBERS AID c ha.el Strauss and Arnold Er-
Ickson of Costa Mesa an<l the IN INSTALLATION
bride's brother , Roger Ra·.v.
lings.
DRAW PlANS FOR
COVE NEAR 8.1.
Wa lter Richardson Asso-
ciates, AlA, the Costa Mesa
archltectural a.odplann.lng rtrm,
has been retained to plan aoo
design the Cove, a 59-unit lux-
ury condominium pr oject In the
Irvine Company's Bayside Vil-
lage, near Balboa Island, It Is
a nnounced by E. B. Akins, pre.
sldent of Irvine Pacific Devel-
opment Co., builder s of the
project.
''The Cove will be a $9.
m HUon IUIIJJ'Y bayfront town.
home community," Mr . t.kins
said. "A V -shaped land plan,
making maximum use of the
755-n. channel frontage, will
give as many homes as pos-
sible a vtew of the water ac-
tivity."
Located on the 5.6-acr e site
of the Villa Marina restaurant,
the project will have a prl.
vate inlet with access to ad1a -
cent sUps. Featuring numer-
ous luxury appointments, the
two -bedroom and two -bath
townhomes will have ~to 2,200
sq. n. of floor space.
Construction Is scheduled to
begin in May with the models
to open In the fall.
Mrs. Donald Goeller, pa st
president of Newport Harbor
Emblem Club No. 394, In her
capacity of district deputy of
Callfornl.a District Six of the
Supre me Emblem Club, con-
ducted an Inter im Installation
and Ini tiated seven new mem-
bers at EscoodtdoEmblem Ciub
No. 161 on March 21.
Mrs. Hebert Mateas, district
assistant organist; Mr s. Virgil
Bates, president of the Newport
C tu b; Mrs. Vlr gt.nta Stevens
and Mr s. Kenneth Westman ac-
companied Mrs. Goeller toEs-
condido.
Mrs. Joseph Leben, chair-
man, announces the next social
meeting of the Newport club
will be held at Bayside Village
Apr il I at I I a.m. Lunch will
be followed by an afternoon ot
cards.
PI.TKITT TO SPEAK
Patricia Hltt, former assist-
ant secr etary for consumer
fi eld services In the Depart.
ment of Health, Education and
Wel.ta.re, wtll speak when
Irvine-Coast Republican Wo-
men's Club hOnors new mem-
bers at their annual member-
ship tea. The meeting w1U be
at 2 p.m. Tuesday, April 9,
In the Lido Room, Park Newport
Apar tments.
Mrs. Raymond Farrar Is
pres ident of the club.
~· .!!tlt~ ••
SOMETHING TO THINK ABOUT
YOU PAT U.ll PER POUIID POR QUAI.ITY
•• T.I'I'Uit ·WE WILL BROIL TOP QUAI.ITY
10 OZ. II.T. 8TEA1t DIKIII'R FOR YOU. THIS
IIICLODa IOUP • SALc\D, AU GRATIN
POri. 'IOU -GARJ.JC TOAST. WE SET TOIII
TAIILI .. -Gift roP SERVICE • W ArB lWIB. -
ALL TOO DO 1B EIUGT TOIIISELF • l<O FU!181
! COMPLETE DINNER. 3.45 •
• WI IIAVZ TU DOW-• .
Ebell pills flea .... 'Harold' is final play no lbtU c .. .; • .;.,... ,.,,,., ••• ---Allco Btocb wtn .. -... Ito • ,....., ._..,Collf, LoUt
Tllo lrrt. -•odii!IOo-m•IIIIII-.A-wtn ,_ ....,. .. 11 wtilla ,..._ ... lay,&--··~
tor wtn .... .,. ....... ,. .... bo hold 11-y, c~~ru n, at 1111 marut lillie •-•·· G..._ IIIII J-ldwvclo.
-of ~ CooioiJ '1:~ p,11, Ia lllo Cldldr•'• 515 Will 8&._ 810<1., 8&-. lluU C, licit, _....
"ftntl" wttb tbt net)' Tbeltu Gatld retMaral b&ll, The 111'-'-.UI bt u IMIJit, .an prtlllll tM pro-
comedy, .. Raro~·· a 'PilJ ..t lU0-111 Lop.a8t., COIIti.Mea •. uru ot OUidl bootbl, DIM pua.
lD tM a me pan 11 tbe mO'tle, •• Harold" will opea J'w.t 1 tor a IIIDC,_. of Ttrrtee ft ~
''American p1!lt1," ud tbe a f .w..uad ...,.meat to tbe 'aened 1.1 t.M c"M-r••· lloR• AIT WOIKIHOPS SIT .
TV Mrlll, "RIIIPY dtJI," bamu1tiel btU plaJboae ora are 11 -..m. to 5 p,m, TM .... ,Ud hlltaJ c:o.ctl
Tbe play, wrlltoa bJ HerllWI tile OC lntoo camp111, Mu, Rlcllard Rodeo, wayo of tllo .nportllubel Art II,_
Raueber ("hmmer of 'od"). · . aDd meau cbl.trmu, Uld Mrs. leUI 'fi!OR(lel enaUft ut
Clothes Alterations
ARE NoT EASY ...
THA1"S WMY WI HAVI TWO IXPIIT
SIAMSTRISI!I Hl"l TO GIVI 'lOTH
MIH AND WOMIIII PINI JUVICI AND
PERSONAL ATTINTION. ..
ts a -lei• comtdy of 111o GETS PIYOI D!GUE E, A. Rotors, curator ot --wortobopo b clllldr• ....
19501, ceoter1Dr arowxl a sbY Studeeta complttlDc wort tloDJ, haft coordlMtld tbl f to.14 to bl ~klattbtlfnport _.
yo..,r mao's deotre to meet a toward --al Ball state boolha from lba -tloos·of 111o Baacb rocraallco olllca, 1714 CL.AIW• RS &
betatlful .oelaute __ aDd h1s Unin1'1lty, Mtmele, ludtaDa, at club: plutl, old aad Dn, W, B61bol Bml., CtDtral Kew-LAUNDIInrJ
bOOdles' hUarlou cam .. tan to the end of tbe wiDtu q111.rter jewelrJ, Frtaeh pallr)', Jblll pori, A 11•-lD 11HS1oo ..,.11
"uprrade" htmtortheblrnlrbt. Included staphoo G&leoHoward, witchery, oouotry etore ud bo hold tlda Sat•d&y, April~, ~~~:.!~~~~~~~~-...:6~44:!,;·;,25~1~2~J Tom Titus, resident director 414-B Fernleal be., COI'ODI. Amerle&DI, aad a P''•'ac 11:11Soa II&J 4.
of ICT, wtll stage tbe comedy, del Mar, master ot arts degree Tbe art booth preaeota water Tbe bOWl are 10 a.m. to S
which requires a east of 7 ln ~sycholofY. colors for ale, Members are p.m. Tl.lltloe 11 $lOper Hlsioa.
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HOW DO
YOU CHOOSE
It
A GOOD~~tiTY
COUNCILMAN?
LET'S LISTEN TO AN EXPERT---PETE IARRETT
In 1972 former Mayor Doreen Marshall,
who probably understands Newport Beach more
thoroughly than any council member before
or since, outlined criteria for deciding how
to vote on a candidate for City Council. Here
are summaries of her points:
Personal qualities are as Important as pre-
election stands on current topics. Paramount
are these three:
A. Complete honesty, Including personal in-
tegrity and Independence (from pressure groups
and quick-buck artis,ts).
B. Intelligence.
C. Knowledge of the community and Its
problems.
That's ABC, But there are other points
nearly as Important.
1. A satisfactory candidate must have no
special axe to grind, nor must he be interested ·
in only one specific issue. Otherwise he wUI
lack broad consideration and the motivation
to consider all aspects of Increasingly complex
city problems.
2. A good candidate must have adequate
time to participate In meetings with other
government agencies.
4. He must remember there are lots of
voters at home counting on him to represent
them and not let a packed house In the Council
chamber be a major factor in his decisions.
5. He must be willing to stick to his role
as a policy maker and remember that admin-
Istration Is the responsibllity of the city man-
ag&r.
6. He should have proven qualities of leader-
ship.
7. He should be a sound thinker --not a
simplistic or stereotyped thinker --but a
man with deep analytical ablllty combined with
"horse-sense."
No Other Third District Candidate
ONLY J. PETER "PETE" BARRETT
Meets All the Above Specifications
NEWPORTERS FOR PETE BARRETT
424 ST. ANOilEW'S ltD., HI!WI"OitT lEACH --CO•CHAiftM!H1 VIM JOitGI!MS!H AHD P'HIL TOZIIt.
Rudy Bar on
Herb Brownell
Stan Cole
Ernie Minney
Ka y Spurgeon
Gen. Rober t G. Ownes, Jr.
Nor m Ga mble
Helene Joy
Gary W. Burrill
BUI Ring
E old Hoffman
Maureen Co le
P eg Hirth
Fred Howser
Terry Kymla
Agnes Tipping
Rosemary Stier
Peggy Shedd
Bob Taub
Bill Lester
Midge Boods
· Leonard Haynes
Anna. J eaD Sweet
8111 Ritter
Mut Shedd
Bob Dorris
C tl.rts llo&Jper
Ralph-
Ricblrd B. OleksOO
Ken Hartman
Myrtle Soderberg
Lois Co ulter
Gen. Thomas Riley
Arthur Strock
Roger Turner
Robert Marshall
Elizabeth Beatley
He len Gold
Mary 8. Blake
Bob Sear les
Peggy Bertulelt
Art Gr onsky
Bill Spurgeon IV
Dr . Ver non Koepsel
Bill Go ld
John Watson
Loui se Pftster
J ean McGanen
Ed Chapman
Louise Koepsel
Faye Howser
Mason Siler
Nora Jor gensen
Lucy Burroughs
Phoebe Brownell
Susy Baron
Hl.l Plnchln
Ed Hirth
ILEa
Ralph Clock
Gordon Glass
Carl Kymla
Joe Gallant
Dici Joy
Dr. Leoo G. Net.oo
Mtdre Gamble
Albert D1xoo
Ma rge RUey
Dick Sweet
Edwloa Nelson
Dwlpt Tlpplor
Ernie Soderberc
Robert McCurdy
J ack RUey
Joy Lester
Marge Brown
Fran Oweu
R. L. strlekler
Jean Rltter
Mark:e Dodd
Ve lm& Keeler
Larry Bron
DooP-.,too
Shirley Soar Ito
LIIDao Dodd
Pat ZDl,
Carey COftll
Johl K•llr
Larry Pflster
Robert Crowner
Robert &asmajian.
Mary Turner
Daren McCuren
Georre Zebal
Nucy Cbapmu
E 1atDe De mood
Yarguertte·Mors
BID Bertulelt
Mart.._ Crowner
Efcyl Dlxoo
P1.t Wll800
WUUam Mors
ElatDe Buma]lall
BollyTosor
RoprMe......,.
Walter Barroap.
DluaMcKioOoo
R,...Brlcbl
Jollo Hard!'
C. B. Kolcbarboebr
Hel• CoUey
Laddla Recio,
Cld» c ... ,
Don Harwood
AIM II. 8-hord
KeJb DluiMOI'
Joe MOOD
Ve I rna Huddleston
Mary Lanldell
Bob Stoessel
Jeaa Hamill
Fran Smith
Rua Ford
John lAo
Ken F. Morpo
Tommy Mltc bell
Mary Harvey
Frank Glockner
Ooa H. Hall
CeceUa Earel Boys
Lyman li, Farwell
Daniel strlDpr, D.D.S.
GoldleJ._
Au Slocum
Satat Cicero
Mr. • Mra. Hqb Marahall
Ira Smith
Jollo voce•
AID1111tp
JoollrocUWI
Bolly PonD
BobKroea
Do<olll,~
BlliSelloa
R• JlftwcOmbl
B. I . uc.-tl'' CtiFI.eJer
John Boyd
Joe DIStan1slao
Georp WUllamsoo
Mary Lee Martin
Corrine Bibb
CllDtoo. M. Hoose
Donoa C.lleDI
B111 Coulter
Pat Cleary
Marla Glunlni
John Reed
Belly lAo
"Moe" H&mlll
Grenny l..&udell
Don Haddlestoa.
Willard Wade •
AUce stotuel
~ llc:XImM>o
OOUIRNd
Carl Tbomas
BID llartlo sou Hardy
P. lo. P>lmor
D-Raad
DooA--
IIIU BltlrO
Boblllldaobrud
IIIII a....,
~~o,o . .---
Valerie Kanps
Mit&! Smith
Carole Mitchell
Dorothy P. Gray
Marguerite DiStanislao
JohD R. Dules
Don E. Elder
Burr White
Dick VvDOD
Ruth S. Jones
Bobl.ano
JohllJacowsk:J.
Jue Boyd
E Yelyn 'Sblnrood
Gary RaUnoY
AI LariOD
Rick lnp>ld
Sally D~m.lap
Loa Cicero
Tom EYU.&
G. Bork Kelloa
Howard 8ltlb
Wtlllam R. Dua
Doo Sn.oao .
Sllldy IIPW-llcllaolol
EdK-1
JobD Harbor
Coa'ft;rM W.-diiDua
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PROCLAMATION mattnc AprU 30 a day of bumiUty, fa.st-
1:£ prayer 1n Newport 8eacJI. Is stcned by Mayor
Doaa W:elull U M~ ~QII' )ooU OD. Mlb, I
c iWI -• .,. '10-----... Bltllta, made what a oane de~ u ' a ,.mlneuloal"
.,_.,., after p1..1c 1lllo a. co-. l)llawiaf a Fem"auJ,
1912, motoreJele accldeM. Mike 1& a CbrlsUan caR1)US
leader aDd ls aettve In MulDer's Cburcb here. The
local observaoce eolncldes 1t1th a ~Uooal proclamaHoo
settlllc aside tbe day of humiUtJ, fUtinc aDd prayer.
NAME WANTED
FOR MINI-BUS
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THf or"CIAL Jlft:WSf"AI"!R OP
THI! CITY OP M!WI'ORT 8!ACH
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COSTA
MESA
673-0550 CORONA DEL MAR, C.lLIF.
BIG WINNERS lD Tuesday's City Council election ln New-
port Beacb were Lucille Kuehn and Pete Barrett. Mrs.
Kuehn wa• an easy winner over 3 other ea.nd.ldates ln the
6tb Dtstrlet, and Mr. Barrett won handily onr 2 OIJPC)OeDts
In tbe Srd District. Pete Is presenting Lucille with a token
of victory after the t\nal returns were ln Tuesday evenlng
at Ctty Ha.U. (E nsign pboto.)
VOTERS O.K. 3
. PROPOSITIONS
Cat and dog
fight flares
in Council
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ARVO E. HAAPA. owntr llld publlslltr of ttlt Ensl ..
* ATTN: NEW COUNCIL MEMBERS
Now that the campaigning Is over and
tbe voters have made their decision at
the polls, I trust It is not too presump-
tuous of me to suggest a few words of
advice to the new members of the City
Council in Newport Beach. The "old"
members can listen In too.
Don't be obsessed by the belief that
passing a law Is a sure-fire cure for a
local problem. Don't be in an all-fired
hurry to adopt laws requested by some
super-vocal pressure group, or suggested
by a super-expert on the city stafl, or
dreamed up by a fellow-member of the
City Council.
Very few crises (it any at all) have
been created by lack of governmental
action. Most of the time, a hastily en-
acted law only gets in the way of the
true solution. Most of our problems are
aggravated and a whole lot or them are
caused by the naive, wishful thought that
"Big Brother" government has the an-
swers, and that new laws will provide
the solutions.
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T OM ANDE RSON
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OUR .MULTIPLYING
Pderal tpendlaa b-.
-~hoe ... , ...... S4
...... in 1911 to mon t1w1
.SJU blllon in 1974, Tll.•t•a
ailout U,OOO for an • ....,...
famllly of four.
'lWelllt)loOYt percent of our
totel ,...... debt wa piled up
RUISBLL r. PAW fleord. durtna ''conM:rYadw .. Richud
del Mt.r lltu bMa ~ Nltoa't ftnt term. Our total
to emcltfM ftce-prMidelt Aw a.tioDal debt il now about
Bldd.\e/KaY&aiiCb Deftlop;-SJOO bDllon 'rnon than the
meat, aocorcllae to W. Scott combined public debt of •U
Bk:d1e, Pfeelde!!t oftbeballdiDc the COW'Itriel of the world.
nrm, MR. Pldll bad bleD u-Eialltl' ei&bt J*Ct:Ot of the
soellttd wltb EDYirODmerdal Interest oa our federal debt il Development Corp. aDd tbe . Pyroo CC)(Dpllly wbere he pu4 to the International Bank·
served as dlrtc~r coutruc~ en u.d the Federa1 Rnerve (•
UOD and ma•cer ofoperatlons, printely-owned corporation).
respeetlnlJ. He bolds a 8S '11ti1 ill terM -more than S21
aDd. MS decree •itb hooors bUUon -il r~~ore tJwa the total
in lbe f1e1d of Industrial en-debt ••• wlaeu Fnudlin
gtneertnc from tEe. Defidt Ru..,..t took orooe in
LETTERS TO EDITOR
IUl; .... ltlo .. _ . ....,
die total COlt of ,......_ oar ,._nJ .,.,.... ... w• I« tiM
ftnt Ill ,...,. of our uno.•a
hlltory. ...
Famou.t quotft: .. , don't
know ·about otben, 'but { a.
worth a lot more than my
u.lary of s•2,SOO a year in tllJI
body." -S~~tt~tor Joe Bldtlt
(DemotNt·D••r#
''As a limpl8 explan.at~n
of the tountry and its Nd
state ... Cu you imlline tiM
conceit and stupidity of a
youna m1n of 30 who wouJd
say that? The voten of
Delaware who elected this
stupid conceited jack• to the
Senate lhould !tick him in tbe
rear ... " Pwbii.JIIer Willillm
Loeb, Manchutu, Ntw
Hamp1hirt Union Lttldu,
"I am a Keynesian."
-Richard Nixon.
• OSHA TYR~ this cowtlry lbe areatest. "By a continuinl procea
Editor of the En.siiJl, lo most cues, Y.. OSHA of inflation ... aovemment•
No ooe act or piece of legis-lnspector know1 ootaDc abo~ can confiscate, secretly and
laUon 1D the history of the the business be Ll tupeeUng unobserved an important part
United Stales bas proven to be or eYen C!-ftl. Tblrdx'e be or the ~ealth of their
so destructtve and down rtgtt b.u been rHpaaslble for bus-. . .
dictatorial as the "Occ..,atlon-bess baYI.nc to speod mcmey cltlt.ens ··.The process en-
aiSafetyandHealthAct.''OSHA' lor equtpment or S!,WUea, or aaaes all the forces of
bas been responsible lor tbe whatenr (clvi.Dc faYCII' lor ooe eooMmic law on the side of
destruction of both sn:all and product over aaotbtr). wbtcb destruction, and it does it in a
lup business and bas proven ls ecooomlcally taJ:tnc lf DOt manner which not one man in
ttaelt to be ooe of the most destrucllvetotbeveryflmctioo a milli o n is able to
d&Dprous and threatenlDg of that busloess. d ia&nose." -John M11ynord
apoeles tn our ever-growtnr. The very act of mat1Dc the Ktynu.
eter-tbreaterilnc covernment. regulatloos (laws) Is so grossly
OSHA bas aeted as accuser, uneonstitutlooal, It makes your
judce, jury aod prosec.lll:orl! head spin. CJ;HA bU ooly to
··spend and spend, tax and
tu., elect and elect, th.e people
are too damn dumb to under-.
stand ." -H11rry Hopkins, F .D.
Ruu.,t lt 'sltfr·hand man.
The very e.xlstence of tbls dream ~ regolaUou aDd they
dletatortal apocy Is an insult becom>! laws. Laws are made
to the bustnessmen and em-by Congress, oot by bureau-
pklyees of America in that It cnts. Tbe yery aut.bortty ct••
aecuses our hU"d-worting bus:-tbese bureaucrat. r..s left open from all levels of JllVemment
lnessmeo of deUberately creal-neaues for corr_.oo for tbe will always increase (until the
lng slttaUons or allowinl sit-ambitious or tbt ecocea.trlc. aovemment is n:placed by war
uation.s to ellstwblcha.reeltber Tbe usurpation of powers by or revolution." -Kamin's
harmful or dangerous to the this dictatorial aceoey Is ooly Third Low.
employees, and all under the matched by tbo5e powers
''Combined total taxation
pretense of ca.rlng for their ustaped by the executive and
bealth and safety. Any thl.nking judicial branches of ota eov-YOU PAY RUSSIANS'
person knows that from the ernment. HEALTH CARE
When it comes to voting, a "no" is stabdpotnt of lll.Sunnc~ alone, OSHA, like all eovernment Did you know, dear tax·
always better than a hasty 11yes., Don't tbls Is Insane and m JCh too ageoctes, Is reiPOfl.Sible for payer, that you are payiRJ for
. . costly. U there exists a sUua-increase 1n prlce.s: (lnflattoa) the "'he.a.lth eve" of Russian panic JUSt because there lS a large and Uon In •hleb coodiUons sbould aDd the destruction of compe..,• visiton (spies) who ca.rne here
vocal audience in the council chambers be corr ected, let the Individual ttttoo.. (Competition forces • ., d , .. 1 h h d ' assume responslbiUty oot gov-to tu Y. ave at an a or because glib-talkina e.cq>erts ...... ~ell-.. rnmP.nt ' ;;; Pf~t;c;s_d9-:n --Ollly~ver~ent memo ~rHten on "Btu~ -.. • V" ... ,, ..... .,. 1in••...,,....,1..,......,.. . can elimLDate COPJPIUtloll). ao..JU Sbield ' f T• •• appointed. or CouncU .. appointed .--· co.r::o.e ..,..r~"Wr-~ ~::;,e~,lnto-Goverarien\" destroyed our rau-sutiDne~·. 0 u
up with urgent recommendations. ilom:l;~Hi•~~.'"ad~C~tor:,?P~~ :-:=.~~~:~~!.a~ TO: Tnu Physicians
Use your own judgment. If we don't Is both da.nprous aDd 10coa-our buslnesses. Get OOHA out FROM : Doyle w . aft all ki k t f aUtutlooal tor any COYernment ofbusloesslt Fer1 uson , M.D .• V-ice agree, We Can, er , C you 0U 0 agency to interfere with tbe Ruth. Wood President. Medical Director
office the next time around. tree-enterprise wblcb makes s u 9 J E C T : uS s R
• PATRIC~ BRAIN-~ASHED? • Safe walking rules given HE~.~:~ .. ~~::.~.R~~~:
Nixon's A~teement for Health It is possible that Patricia Hearst Walking safely Is just as to•ards the pedestrian portion Cooperation with the Soviet
has been brain-washed by the Symbtonese Important as driving safely __ of tbe PoUce Department's Union, a new procram hu
Liberation Army, or perhaps she was there are few old, bold pedes-Trame program. To assist as been developed to provide
trlansl On a state and oatlooal in this effort, we tart "ery h 1 h r acting under threat of bodily harm when ear care or study visiton level, the number of traftlc parent to Instruct his chUdren from the USSR . she recorded the announcement that she accidents lnvolvtnc pedestrla..Ds ln the following basic pedes-"AU physicians· services, has beeo spiralling. There were trlan safety rules: is joining the SLA to fight "the cor ... !4,000 pedestrians ldUed or 1. Look 1n both directions both in-patient and out·
porate enemy." She named her own seriously Injured in tbe State before crossing a street, patient, liven these Soviet
ot Cautorllia last year, Hall 2. Obey stop Ugtrts and other risiton will be covered in full father, publisher Randolph A. Hearst, of those ttlled were crossing tra.tne signs and stgnals. by Blue Cross and Blue Shield
as an 1 ' enemy of the oppressed people." between intersections. 3. Cross the street only at and their claims should be sub·
There is also the possibility that The pedestrian accident sta-lnterseettoos. mJtted throu&h the Texas Blue Ustlcs for 1973 In t!te city of 4. Don't walk or play between Shield. Patricia has been sympathetic to the Ne-•t Beach showed a 12.~ oar. ked cars. -..-"Memben or this lfoup SLA cause for some time. A hint of this decrease, while accldeots 5.Ifforced tontkonah1gtl-can be identified by their
tbrou,oout tbe State of .CaWor-•ay, use tbe sboulder and fa ce was giv...:n by one of her professors, nta Increased 20%. Although oncoming tram.c, identification card. It will have
p t . k T b. f M I C II heutelled by tbls reduction, Ooo't tale a chanl!el Tbe a rour "dilit identification a nc o m o en o o ege, where h1 1 numbu p--~ .. by "USSR'· we are DOl satisfied. We be-average ve c e outweighs a ,__,. Patricia was a student before enrolling Ueve that additional progress human bei.og by 4,000 pounds. and claim• will be submitted
at UC Berkeley. "She's not capitalistic can be made bJ an lnereued WheD an accident occurs, the onourreaularTuasforms. t 11 11 c ity -wide effort directed pedestrian always loses! "We are lookin1 forward a a , said Professor T obin. ~~Nothing to partici~tina in this new
that she wants has to be taken from BENTS ASSAilS CASPERS '"• in tntunot io nol any body else.' 1 . Relations."
Here is the not-so-subtle indictment
of capitalism that comes straight out of
marxist doctrine. The professor Is trying
to get across the point that those who
profit from capitalism do so at the elf-
pense of others, and therefore capital-
Ism is exploitation. The truth is that
capitalism can succeed (and does
succeed) only by satisfying the wants
and needs or the public. The proof is
undeniable; capitalism, operating in a
free enterprise economy and in a con-
stitutional republic, has produce·d the
hlghesf standard of living in all history
right here in our United States. Exploi-
tation and oppression result from the
lelt-wing doctrines or socialism, com-
munism, nazism, fascism, and other total-
itarianisms.
Marcia Bents, ClDdlc2ale tor
s upervl sor In the Filth Dis-
trict, has charred her oppon.
ent with an attempt to turn
a business transaction toto a
poUUcal cba.rade. t Mrs. BeDt:J stated that Roo
Caspers in)ec.ted parUsan poll-
Ucs Into lUI campalp lhrOUCb
lbe ~--~ ue olan lm-portaat aame ID CaWOrDia Re-
pablicU poUUcl . GordoD Loce,
prtaldem: ol Su Ditto Federal
SaYIItp, the Drm parebaatnc
KeyltoM Sulll,p, Is chairman
or 111o cautonla R-IICID
State Cntn1 Coriamlttee, Mr.
CatPII't. ctaJ.rmu oftbe Boud
ot KtJ-Sutap, IJ lbo
• ..,YI.ecw ol tbe 5th district.
Patricia Hearst was undoubtedly ex-
pOlled to httt-wing brain-wuhing ·in
tbe various schools she attended, and
111118 ebe would be an apt pupU for SLA
a. lla telep'am Invitation to
lanclti at tbe Cupera .. owoed Ha
P_,. liD, Mr. Cupera lnvUtd
Oruco C.-,R-Ueantood-
on to. "llll)>r Orup c.-,
fhaaclal ud poWlcaJ aa-
....cemnt ol111ttrat.Doyoe.''
Mu. Beata q•atloMd tlilepoU-
llcal alaollku<t fll l1lo
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The Birch Log
What's He ·Up To Now ?
_,_F. lit-poy-....,--ot SUI,IIDO .... 11<1-. !' rlnrta -u .. ,... •-1411 -tollJilO.POO,_.,.).W._., ... t
-lodlcatloa. ~ Kilol-llllfll up 10.. S3 -"" Caoal z-...,_ ,., ... .
.... • far•tht Unttocl Statalo -med.ln Tho Unttod SUta -1101 ._. ,.. ~
111q1t of hill wli'J'UbUdz.td _.I jaunts he: ~ and we art not oc:cu~ IOIMOM .. ,,
wuazd to pln tome ld'f'&fltlll for lnlerna-taritory. Wt hue alwt)'l ~ tMI[IItiN
-Communtom -olwaY> 11 tht expe.,. or Canal z. .. to be jutl • muc:ll • port ,.rtbt
the co.try he is swom to repr•nt. Uniled Stile& u Alaab, Hlwall or tht da.trict
On P'fbr!IUY 7.1974.Mr. Kllatop<took his of Columbia. I
bUI)' tulteue 10 PaNma. While theft, he Staned ;,. I
an .. a..,..me.nt tn pfineiple" to turn owr.ow CIHTitttltK,.,.,IICJt_.!
......... Canal "' the Matxist dktatonltlp of But Henry Kllol.,.r W>nlJ to tl,. OQf Canal
General OmarTontjos,a friendoffideiCutro. away. His lr'lcredlblt: ~&h-ha:nd~ ha
In jUit thlt one move, he hu reduced the prompted the distribution of a punch)', new
preat'&t of the United States, lnlfatlated him-bumper slicker lhlt teada. ••Don 't pw Plaama
self 1with another small·fry dictator, enhanced our canaJ! Give them ICJMinltf ftl•d!"
his OWft position with every Amerka·hater on Fortunately, Mr. Kbllqer't Ftbf\I!UY 7
earth, and supplied the potential for a pack of apeement does nol have the (Ofee of ld. But
Communists on-the·make to disrupt the world's It does commit our State DeJI*flmlat to tht
lhlppina. cre-ation of a formal treaty-type ptOpoal, wllk:h
Not bad for a sln&le day's work! must still be ironed out and d,ned _.,. tM
1Tk C.IMI ZoM &lonp To Us
1be next time you hear lllnclimonious pro~
1pnda about American uploitation of little
Pmam., consider the following: Panama be-
came an independent country as a direct result
of our nesotiation' to purchase lhe territory
wb.re the Canal was built . The people of what
was then part of Colombia wanted a canal, but
the Colombian government did not. So the
Panamanians seceded, and the United States
even paid Colombia $25 million to smooth over
the si tuation.
We then paid the infant country of Panama
SIO million for the ten·mile-wide suip of land
whJch is now the Panama Canal Zone. The
Hay·Bunau-Varilla Treaty established our na-
tion's sovereignty over the entire Canal Zone
"in perpetuity."
Further, the United States paid for the
construction of the Canal. We also promised to
TOM'S CORNER:
appropriate United States and hnarnaniln of·
ficials. It iJ o ur pe:ss that Mr. Klalf'lllt 1w no
intenlion of submiuina this maller to tiM fuD
Congess.
HoweVer, our Constitution (the MCOnd..,..
graph of Article IV, Section 3) slain that ""The
Congress shall have power to d.b:poee Of ind
make all nt!~dful rules and reaufationt IWpiCt·
ina the territory or other property beJonM 10
the United St.ates ..•. "We ur,e ewry r .... to
write to his Congressman .nd' Senaton, r~d·
in& them of their duties and prerop.tiva to. that
this incredible plan can be stopped. 1 If enouah elected officials hear frotll .,
outraged public, the Canal will rem~in Ualted
States property ,and the hiJh·nylna Secretary of
State mi&ht be brou&ht back down to earth. II
is also conceivable that a sufficiently arou•d
America might even force Mr. Kissinser and his
suitcase into early retirement.
Copyrithr/914 by nr~ John 8/rclt Sockty F.-we
AMERICA'S SACRED COW
(Tht JUOnd in a ltrin J quickly assimilated. It doesn't ptr.:o:nl in~o.nas~ i.l Social
take lon1 for the avera1e se,·urit)" benefits scheduled for
There is yet another reilson youn1 person, once awakened, 1974 1s beinl finan ced by
why Social Security is not like to see for "himself that rhe increuinl the "bitr" on the
a private retirement insurance
plan , as it was purported to
beo
Social Security odds are payche ck5 or hi1her-in..:ome
loaded apinst him. workers. Last year t'he tauble
Then there is the deeper WiiJt base was Sl0,800; this
Private l ife insura ncr question of penonal freedom year it 10es to Sl 3,:!00. While
co mpanies inue written
contracn whi ch are leaally
bindin1 upon thr company.
and individual resPonsibility. this procedure is ri&ht in ttep
A few years aao it was difficult with the aae-old ~cia!!_s\ ~die
to 1et youn1 people ro of tuinl the produdiw
These contracts pr ovide consider the question .. What is middle-class in order to pay
policyholden with written the proper role of civil (or the .. 1oodies" tflat
1uarantees which ca n be covemment in a free society?" politicians so freely pus
enforced in our courts of law. Now youna people are eaaer to aro~d to win votes, many
A1tiohln ef• prl'lllltrlnsullftCC'~-.. e,A "li' hilts •• .......,. ~"Jdlll'lit Ui\.... the
contract an chOGM from a ANr --·...._~=--'!£.--...:oar. ~ t1illlit ------~,. ..... _ number of rtllrernent options, don't come"upwitll tslh"at it' is to s• the pelnful Iff..., of
most of which wftllrepay him a proper role of ci vil ~ialisM whm ft
or his hdn more ' than he has 1overnment to force them to -in their own paychee.b.
paid into the company. save for their own retirement, The~ is littk doubt that they
This is nor 10 with Social much less for millions of won 't like what they ·~te.
Se curity . It contains no distant stranaers. From there it is but a sbort
written policy IUitantees. A Today many youn1 people , step to political activism.
person c•n find his Social thanks to the educational Sooner or later the tide or
Security "contract" suddenly advanta1es provided them by Socialist Se-curity will bc-
chanaed whenever Con&reu their parents, start out earninl turned . All of the necessary
takes a wtum to do so. The hilh incomes . Thus, they elements are already in
citizen, as "policyholder," has qui ckly feel the Soc ial existence. All that is needed is
nothina to say as In individual Security tax "bite" when a catalyst. (To bt' conrfnut'd.J
sbout how his Social Security Consress raises the taxable (All rithfl r~stl'litd. Amrrfr-11;,
"contract" can be chan1ed. wa1e base as it has been doi n1 Entf'rprlu Pllbliclltions.J
It's 1 one-way street. durin1the last few yean. -Tom Ron•
In co ntras t, a private As a matter of fact , the II Plano. TtXIlJ
insurance company cannot
chan1e any of its contracts
without securin11 be voluntary
llf«ment of e11ch insured
person.
II is true that most chanaes
ITIIIde 10 far in the Social
Security "contract" have been
made at the u.pense of
workina penoru in order to
benefit retirees . But this
one-direction chanae process
need not always take place .
It's a matter of relat ive
political pull. So far Social
Se c urity retirees and
beneficiaries have heen a very
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YOU AND YOURS
Crime preyeatioft HWS
OUTGOING 552 CLUB PresJdeot Mart A. SodeD, at rleflt,
accepts the pretddential pYel eommemorattnc his term
of ofttce from only elected chief oftlcla1 Norman Dahl.
OHicers installed by SS2
The 552 Club, men's suppor t Tbe 552 Chb sponsors sev-
group or Hoag hospital, Install-eral hmd-rail:lng eYents beoe-
ed om cers aDd welcomed n1De flttng the hospital during tbe
members to the orpniJatlon's year, lncludlng "a nleflt at the
21-member board of directors races," tbe 552 Club luau, and
at the club's seventh annual tbe traclltiooal "Voices oC
meeting, March 27, Cbrtstmas." The club has also
The new president Is Norman sponsored a special drln to
Dahl; 'flee-president, Tom tlnance construction of the
Riley; ' secretary, Edward Doona Maguire Outll.ald r&dla-
Sharp; and treasurer, Bill tlon therapy center at the hos-
Grtmdy. JOOge Mark Soden ts pttal.
the outgoing president.
The olne oow bo&rdmembers EXAMS OFFERED FOR
Installed loclooe As .. mblyman •ov •ucED PL •CEMEuT
Robert Badham, Ernest Camp, " "" "' "
Walter CrutteDdeo, J/.ayDill'd
Franklln, Robert Guggenheim,
Dennis Harwood, WUbur Lay-
man, BUI Messenger and Don
Pennington.
Colle" credits In Engllsb.,
Spanish and mathemttics are
the goal for a number of local
b.ieh schOol students who wtu
be taking adn.nced placement
program ea.ms May 13-1'7.
Sti.Kieots 1n U)ese APP cour-
ses, offered at Corona del Mar
and Harbor Hlefl schools, whO
lr I. J AMIS GLAVAS
--loodo Pollco O.Iof
lill rtce~t J•.n, recrtat.SO.l
btcycle r141Dc bu tiPtl'leoe4Mt
a tremMCiou __.ce to lAt•·
ell. Wlill t1111 lner-
dtmud, -· --bicyclta baYt beeo Latrodoe«< to tbe _..I pui>Ue, &lid tt b
DOt UDeOmmoa tor an ad.alt or
JOUDI persoo to PlY ~warda
of $175 tor a bicycle. UDior-
tuutely, tblens bue easbed
lo oa. tbe sport's popularltJ.
SLnce 1989, an uerap ol
885 blcydes a yeu hue beeD
stoleo., a1roost 17 a week. 1D
Newport Beach ak»oe. Tbe tbeft
rate Ia tYen hiJber In otber
clUes Ln Southern Call!ornJ.a.
The followlDC suaestJons may
ktep YOIJI' bicycle, or your
cblld's bicycle from beeomtnc
cash I.A a thiers poeket:
1. Never leave a parked bf.
cycle nnlpcked. U every bl<:J-
cle owner took tbe simple pre-
caution of locking bl.s bicycle,
thens would be reduced by '15,..
2. Doo't pill a cheap loek
on an expensive bicycle. Cheq:l
locks are vtrhally useless. A
good bicycLe lock ca.n be pur-
cbased at any cycle abop aDd
most bardwaze stores.
3. Don't leave bicycles In
tront yards or unsecured Ln
carports overnf.gbt. Evenacas·
Incumbent board members
are Charles Matbewsoo, Dan
McSweeney, RUdy Baro~, Andy
Devine, James W, Hlnes, Bill
Lusk, Robert McCurdy and Les
Starnes.
do well In the nams can use BRAD BUCKNtR OF Newport
them as credits already earned Beach Ills jol.Ded Cochrane w~n they enter many colleces. Chase 1 Company Inc., Soutb-
&..IGAL MOnCI lD the east, some kids enter ern cautorola-bued adnrtis-
FlCTITIOt.S BlErNESS NAME collea;:e as sophOmores because in pubUc relations and -they'n already earned enough g, mar STATEMENT APP credits .. said Gordon ketl.ng nrm, as oopy writer. The foUowtng person Is doing • Prior to jolningCochraneCbase
busLness as: Ellco, 21520~nt BechtOld, who tu.cbes an APP I Company he was eopy-wrner
Orin, Suite 212, Irvine, Calli. Spanish course at CdMHS. with Bane~ Cbase Advertlsinc,
9266<, Edward C. Ellls, 640 J~~ PHOTOGRAPHER San DIOJO, servicing Denny's
•• ""'ll '" ,, •• "u ... proteelod ....,. .. -w k. ........ ,......,... .. -.
U&ble u J ~raNe. LIU eu-.
tbo?F"" ol. '*Je... of tile
... otrle ... -""eold •eb ,., • ..,...,. tapeoatM
hlllt .. oolartd ,. .........
Wfiiiii&IP cu • .,_toNIIN"
.--to-ttr-17
.....,.fttblt to JO'I t.ld to tbe
oollcelfttlo-
Fially, .._ r-lllqele.
It'• r.calllred by tbe aualctpal
code. OaiJ c. oW ol tbl' ..
btcyclu l&oa. art heated.
It a lleeued btqelt 11 stolell.
tbere ll a ~ P'e&tlr cbaDce
of tU rtcOYery. Tbe UctuH
cott oa.l)' $1.50 for fOG' years,
a.ad are a't'I.Uiblla.ttbeNewport
S.eh poUee dlputment aDd
all ftre .tatloal.
LIGAL MOTICI
FICTITI0\.6 BUSINESS NAME
STATEMENT
Tbe followiDC pereoas are
dolDC bulDeaa as: Dl-Tech
Systems, 1599 S~rlor An.,
B-5. Colta Mesa. CaUf. 9!62'7:
Robert 0 . LJDCb, 412 Pla.r.r.a
LIGo, Newport Beach, Callf.
92660; Robert F. Le cierc,
20091 KUDe Orin, Sa.nta Ana,
CaU!. 1:10?; Harry A, WU-
lla.ml, Z26'75 lA.VU.. Orin,
Ml.Jskm VIeJo, Calli. 92675.
Tllll bllllMu ls coo:hact$1
by a ,.Denl partnership.
Stptd: Robert L. Lynch.
Thla atatemeDt wa.s 0.1~ wttb
tbe Co1.111ty Clerk ot Ora.~
Couaty OD April I, 19'74, WU -
U&m E. St Jobn, cot.ll.ty clerk.
by Theresa M. Ward, dep!Xy.
PubUsb: AprU 4, 11, 18, 25,
1974, ln tbe :iewport Kubor
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• Wettr St•~ ltffttwel
• """"'"'' a • ..,., MeMid fiH fU!IOIATfS
• • • ADD ONE SCREAM
Can you imagine pouring turpentine on an open cut7
This was the favorite way tO pn:vent lockjaw some
yean qo. Naturally, we wouldn't think of doina this
now. But then, we're lucky. We have tetanus IO!I..otds
and antitoxins. Thanks to medical sc:~. lockjaw
need no looser be a killer . . previously, death
oa:urrod in 90% of the cases. Children, because of
their affinity for C\IIS, so~timcs pick up th(: tetanus
aam. So. i( there are youn" children m your filmily,
be sure to ask your physic•an about pre'o'Cnli'o'C
tetanus shots. It's a/ .. ·uys wise to seek your doctor's
advice before using any med.cmcs. And nell! time
)'OU hive a pracription to be: fil led, think of us.
Christensen Pharmacy
*1 L COAl'!' K'WT .. COJIOJIA DEL IIU
OIIIOLE :1 ·1550
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""'"'. "'" I•CLYUW'I
• Y'IA• •u"•""""' • Cl.llfoM I ... ~. •. , ....... ,.r,......._ ..... ,
• Com,ltte '"''•ll•tienl • 'rofeuion1t AullteftCt
•·•~ 'o•''" f. C•••• k<et•·•~• • ComJIItte hbric S.l~etiofll
• DHor1tor Mtrd•ere (in•t•ll•d &
le,•irelllll
• Dr1,.rit1 ......... Altertd I le,•ired
ffiiiiiS •tiiANGf O
~pring Cfla~ ~piung
· N.._t S..ch:··K·S DISPL •y •t OCC R•staurants, H. sau Esq., rlsh ,, " A " I Chips and Carna.Uoo T-.. ...,.u:t'& ~IT IJI'CLUSIW" CWAIIIANftU M.o\Nit't' &lltVJCI""'
T his .buslDess Is cooducted Thirty. elcflt J)botocnphlc He receiYed his B.S. decree j • COlT ..,._.,, cl .. n•n s40-1 366 '701 N-port byanlnd.l~uL prlotsbyfamedJapanesepbOto-In television and nlm produe-•nd ae rvin 64'2 -0270 lh·d 01 l7t+! S•.
Signed:. Edward C. Ems. grapher Eikoh Hosoe, plus se. tlon:~tr~o:m~San~D:I:•:go~Sta=te~Unl~--~~"'~.,~o~~~~~r~W<~•~•~~~~!~!!!~~~~~~~~!!:~C~o~"~·~"'~·~·~·~~~ This statement was ftledwlth lected works by members of Yerstty.
the County Clerk of Orange Oranre Co&st Collep's photo
Cowtty on March ZO, 1974, Wll -faculty, will be on display April
Uam E. St John, county clerk, IS through M1y 8 In tbe DCC
by Theresa V., Ward, deputy. art pllery. 1. reeeptlon will
Publlsh: April 11 , 18, 25, be held Wedoesday, April 1'7,
May 2, 1974, In the 1'-lewport from S:30 to 9 p.m.
Harbor Ensign. F -32404 The OCC photo instructors
HEW SKILLS TAU GHT
IN V.I.E.W. WORKSKOP
Woman's V.I.E. W. (Varied
Interest Educatiooal Workshop)
is opeoing Us third session of
cla.sses April 15 at !28 N,
Newport BlYd.. Newport
Helcbts. Fo\mded by Carolyn
. Baraes and Jackie Cook
are VIctor Landweder, Larry
Larsen, Ron Leighton, Tina
Lend, Brla.n Lewis, Brian MU-
ter, Jotm Sanford, SteYe
Scbwara, Arthur Taussig am
Jotm .upton.
PRE-SUMMER SWIM
LESSONS OFFERED
Tbe Oraop Coast YMCA an-
of Costa Mea, tbe wor kshop
11 a pla.ce for today'& woman
(aDd men too) to learn DeW
att1ls and ·~ HU exprts-
a1on tDd cr•Urity. Tbecl&uea
ue Umtted 1D 11M to IDiure
each student petiOIIII lDd J.D.
dlYldtlll attentloa from t!le
teaeber. Tbere 11 DO IH41Dc
or eompet!Uoo.
nounces pre-swnmer swtm \es. ~~~~=~~~ JODI for klnderprten and pre-~....,; .....
school boys aDd gtr!JI ages 3
aDd older.
Tbe oew 10 leiSOII. procra.m
will baYe 2 courses --begin-
DiD& AprU 22 and May 15.
Regtltntlon boars are from
10 a.m. to Z p.m. Mooday
tllroqb Thursday.
Eacb course operates M·X1·
day, WedDeaday and Friday be-
hrMD 2 and 3 p.m. with tal!
hour lessoos. Tile cla.sses are
Umlted to 4 stOOents per Ln-
structor. Three skJU levels are
taueflt from beifnner tllrougtl
to advanced.
Sign up time Is April 15
througll 19 from 9 a.m. to 3
p.m. at the YMCA, 2300 Unt •
nrslty Drive, Back Bay,
Keep cool wit h
CJ.NVAS
AWNINGS
LOSANGELFS
FEDERAL
SAVINGS
'
Personal Checking Account
Why pay a service char&re to have a checking account? You can have
one free-including your ftnt order of personalized checks -at a
cooperating statewide commercial bank. Required: a Los Angeles
Federal Savinp Account of $2500 or more. PL US• f~ Informed Bu~n! "Club'" Membeuhip, Safe Oe:posit
• Box. Travelu. ChK'ks and more than 20 moN" f~e serv-
ieu I some requi~ minimum balan«).
Most InqiiQI'tant Service
at each Loa Anceles F~enll SAvinlr.' FAmily FmannAl ('pntt'r, of
course. is -high int..rHt. year aftf'r yf'n, on m~UT"f'rl savin R"~
You also lf'l'l the valuable assil'llan<'r of thP l..ol' AnfZ"t'lE"l' Ft'rl('rRI ~Avin~
Coun.!!elor , who is trained to
-translate-the aometimes bAfHinlo! IRnR"UAJlE' of fin:mrl' into plAin
Ensrlis.h (and sometimt>s evf'n JliRin SpRni.!!h . .T11.pan ('~. Chi-
nese and other lan,ruafZ"t'S ).
-handle all the detail.!! for ~·ou wh1•n you w11.nt to tr 11.n11fPr you r
account to Los AnJrPies Ff'dt>n l SA\·Jn~.
-help you decide ••hich R«Ount. or comhmation of M\'inp ac-
counta, will giv~ you thf> hight>~t IO<'Om l· on 1n~\1Tf'cl Mwinjl!l
and the beat pro~tion for your t>~latR .
START YOUR LOS ANGELES FEOF:RAL SA\"1,-GS AC"C"OUNT
TODA Y.ONE MINUTE ANDONESIG!'IATl'RF.I~ ALL IT TAKES.
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NEWPORT BEACH:
sus "*···~ ...... <n•> 671 t •
(Ao:: 11 ......... ,_ at,.IWI)
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IMIIIIOD'IIIUD ,_Mal-. 15-
T1lo -·---llill-........
Authorized Dsaler
PERMA-STOR FOODS
2960 HARBOR BLVD.
COSTA MESA, CA.~
Tel : (714) 656-7210
HOURS: Mon. · S.t. 8 · I c ..... ........,
Food Preperation Dernordb 1rions
Soturday April 13th 11:00.4:00
NEW!
Backpack and Camping Supplies
SUDRI
"FROM DARK THRU DAWN"
REV. CHUCK SMITH
PASTOR · GA-LY*RY CHAP·f-t
SPECIAL EASTER MUSIC
500 VOICE HARBOR CHORUS
UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MERLE VALDEZ
BOR HIGH
~TADIUM
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by Newport Harbor Kiwanis Club
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UI!SPECTIOH I REPAIR ,. I
'I REPACK 1
WI stM. wtth 1 ~ ..-..tlon
to determine your Mld.lhen WI htlp
select the •id that's right for you.
Choose from 1 complete line of
Zenith Instruments priced from
;
$8S.OO to $390.00: lhe prk e In·
· eludes all v. comultltkln and afltt· ~ purchae adjustments neeaswy to ~ )'OUr complete uuttxtlon. Batteries A for 111 mlka of M•lna aids. UJ , • .....,..,...,.
..... IIIS11UUTI
SANIAAHA
MI-A N, ,.._ 92101 .. ,_.
Two More Reasons
why Richards serves you better
RICHARD'S MARKETS NOW ACCMJ S4M~SftA t;N .. a.;f'
t'• ..._I ?'>fb BANKAMERICARO ON -lil!v PU~ali.U,.JiJt
LIDO CENTER 3433VIA LIDO · HARBOR VI EW 1660MAC ARTHUR
LO
NEWPORT AT PAULARINO STREETS
6:00 A.M.
It
PAS:J'OR lOTHAILY.JORNOW '
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CHRIST LUTHERAN _CHURCH, COSTA MESA
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EVEN THE DOG WAS UBEAT"
On the old New England Farm!
Spring uvacation" then
meant hard labor for
Mom, Dad, and all the Kids.
Today ... SPRING V-p.CATION
I
Dad gave the orders ... plow the west forty, milk the
cows, pick the potato bugs, hoe the corn and garden crops,
chop wood now for winter, mow and stack the hay and
gr ain, clean the barns, and spread the manure!
That was spring "vacation'' in the '1good old days"!
Kids today, in Newport Beach, should thank their lucky
stars not only that they'r e not back on tbe farm., but also
because modern Colony~Paints have made sprmg painting
around the house and boats a job that's fun .
}.L FORGIT
IN NEWPORT BEACH
' .
Gives Kids and Dogs a nBreak!"
~r ,-•• • ~ "-~.l"' ', '"'·s:! ~
·-Take advantage of the Holiday Season!
Now's the time\ to enlist the kids ... the whole family,
in a job made easy by Colony8 Paints ...
BRING SPRING COLORS
To Your Home Now!
There's a
NO "DOG'S UPE" HERE!
Colony •
) WE HAVE LOTS THAT
REAUYLAST
Paint or Varnish
for
The colora of • bowl of flo••rs. •
pnlen In bloom, or • ,... -
... bNulllul, but -..g. Our c-., Point cotoro .,. bNulllul
too -but .,. famoua for their
unlodlng durability.
H you would like to caphlre
your lnorlte cote,. In Plllr'lt.
... , .,. ...._,. tor bMuty
Mel ctur.tNHty -neat time
hy Colony P•ln•
... you'll/ike the difference!
almost anything!
HERE AT THE HARDWARE STORE WE ARE ALWAYS GLAD TO HARDWARE, ELECTR IC AL EQUIPME NT, HOIIIEWARES, TOYS
SHARE WITH YOU THE EFFORTS BEING EXERTED TO Dl-OR BEACH NECESSI'i'IES, YOU WIL L FIND YO'IIl MOMENTS
PROVE THIS AREA WHICH YOU HAVE CHOIEN FOR YOUR HERE A PLEASANT MEMORY. A FRIENDLY SIIIL& ARD.OOOD
HOME. WE ARE ALWAYS GLAD TO SEE YOU AND HOPE WHEN SERVICE AWAIT YO U EVERY TOlE YOU VIIIT U1, AND .IF WE
YOU CALL, WHETHER FOR PAINT, PLASTER, PLUMBING, ooti'T HAVE THE ITEM YOU WANT WE 'LL ORDER IT FOR YOU,
THE SOUTHLAND'S FINEST • HARDWARE • COLONY PAINTS • SMALL APPLIANCES • PLUMIING su,..,..,.~,
Peatw .. Netlonelly AdvertiMd ~ranch of MerchondiM ot Folr Prien
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coilracf awarded
-lortlle I!JIIIIIIIIIP-.o E\ r ol I ......... WIUM ...... tedii .. OIIIIIIr
-ot Rooc -MDIO-WSSS--..,., -·-to•--. -alla, e.,.. .... c•oetor• ·ot •--uouoot-.
... Oobrlo~ ~-wtE1 Tolal -lor 1M ""'"""" "cca ta lali l(ay rill COIII!Ilo· -projacl, ilclod5oc ....
tlOD ICbedultd bel:we tbl ted mell Ud ............._ a. -..
ot 11oo ,_. Uoulod aUOI,ao,
':'llo boll-ww loo loealad 'GET ACQU AIHTED' ... ,.... to · tile -I1U1dllc •pn10 oo tile -ell olde ct MEETING APRIL 13
tbe boepl.tal complex. · Tbt Otup :o.tJ Wolntl'l
Fuodlae lor tile c-bu Dl-cl Amori<U 1-looea a opoctal proJect ol tile Coacr-will OOld a 101
55Z Club, men's I\CIPOI't ~ aqllllDted cbl.mpape ud cUI
ol lloo bo&pltal. Tbe balldliiC '10..UOC at tile Eloplll Bon,
==~=I ~ ----'--
will be aamad tile Dooaa Ma-447-1/Z E.l'llbst.,CootaM-, OI'IN 11:• A.M.. 4 f';M. MON. THIIU SAT.
l'lfr• Duflltld UemorlalRadl&-at lZ:JO p.m. A&lrlllS. ...__ • ..,, "• .... ,...~ ....... , .... ,.. .
HoD TberapJ Ctlllr lametDOI')' Plll'l't Fkltroa of Jo Del J #QITA MESA o1 Mrs. Mar ... u Dolllald, woo croo.Uooa will .-oUt 01111 1161 NIWPOIIT IILVO-
io.t bel' Ufe to cucer, aad 1D dried floral dllplaJI. llar&a ~~::;·::;::~::::;;;;;;;~ reeopltloo of Mr, Datftekl, wbo GoddSDu. bolteu. wW taform
bu been aettYe in tbt dnelop-tbl P'~ oa latclor dMip.. , =: :'U>e ~~~ ns a SCR.IPPS PROF TO TALK
DoDI.tiODS from tbe Edward <AU Kubik, prolenor of m ...
L. Emmett family, Mr. &Dd ~ IDd CODIPC*f·iD-rnldiDcl ·1'11 ftM:8DfG 8 ~'fG&D (If 11118 caa.T
Mro. lollll C11rcl, Dr. Cbarles atScrl!>poColle&O,wlllbe..C AliD T8 .. LI, WITII-m!l'hCTICAL
A. DeLaney, Mr. aad Mrs. -at a ... .., l'fllllDC CIIRJITIAII Uf!IIG. .ALL -AU 'ftLCOMI.
Charles Hester, Mrs. Detuda pluDtd by tM 0raDC'I C01.1t eo..lli ud ...,...anl"b'L Sutuvan aad t1>e Hoag Fouoda-Cbapler, ScriiJpl AI.,.... IUIIIIAY _'f!CII,
tloa, aucmelllod by otber C1llll AssoctaUoa. A ao-0011 eoct-WORSRIP EERVICES A11D SlJIIDAY SCHOOL
CIDLDREN'S HOME SOCIETY PATRONESSES Mn. Artbar ltJ'Ie to the chlmpape reception at the home of Dr. and from community memben, taU bour at I p.m. a:SO 1:45 ud 11:00 A.M. ·
E, Brlga: &ad Mrs. 14wreoce E. Brown join Mrs. Wallace Mrs. Terrell L. Root In Irvine Cove. (Photo by Peter have enabledtbeboiPitaltopur-cede dluft at tM Ab'POOrter EVENINGiDYICE •.•.•..... 7:0b P.M.
o.rte of tbt Newport, Harbor Aaxlllary to motor GatsbJ-Z. M, Slbpr .) chase a Unear accelerator to liD oe FridaF, PHONE : 1'75...4650
PATRONS T 0 BE HO N~~C~J~R~IE~D2 ___ ~~:~~i:~b~~:~.:.;·~~~t;~t.~~,:;~: .. ~. ·;.::-~~~lor:""~:~.-:'~.~~~~~~:~~~·aad;dls~~u~:utn~:;}.~~·~~hl~·~~~::;··;~;..,~~~o~·~·~~~~·~~~~-~PII;"';· ~-;";~-~·~M~ .. ;An;;·~~ I ({,(~
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Tbe 1974 patroos or Newport Crary, Mr. and Mrs. Thayer
Harbor AuxtUary of CbtldreD's S. Crlspfn, Dr. and Mrs. Tho-
Home Society will be honored mas W. Doan, atessrs. and
Aprtl 21 wtth a cbampape re-Urnes. Fred V, N'. EIUs, Paul
ceptloa 1n tbe home or Dr. and W. -Elmquist, Byron Fanrell,
lllra. Terrell L. Root, IrYiDe Lyman H. Farwell, David L.
Con, Lagar:a Beach. Patroas Fraser, Norman A. Gamble,
aid tbe allllllary 1n provtdlng Walter Ga)'ller, Mrs. W, Allen
medical ud ~pmetcucy care Grubb, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
for Deedy mothers aDd 1n spoo-Guggellhelm, Dr. and Mrs. John
8orlDC c.hli:ireD awa.ttirlc adop. K. Hamel, Messrs. and Mmes.
tloD ta foster bomes. A. AleD.Dder Hamitton, Rolla
R~elYIDJ' wtth Mrs. ~oot, R. Hays Jr., Dr. aod Mrs.
Auxiliary prestdeot, and Or. Frank Herman, Mr . aDd Mrs.
Root will be Mrs. Henry t George M. Holstein m, and
Stotseoberc. t..U cr.trmu. U.n. Russett L. lseU.
Tbose j)iDing tor the ftrst other patrons fnc lude M~s-
time 1n this tDde&Yor are Mr. sr s. and Mmes. Robert Jack.
and M,s. Donald Ayers, Beo SOD, James R. Knapp, James t"!~~~~-...,--~ Deane, Messrs. and Mmes. W. Laws III. Kobert Lueas, Larry Deane, Gavt.D Herbert John Macnab, Maurice C. Mc-
Let us help )'Oil mlYe
tbem • We are a
tall aemee paint
01111 decoratlne store.
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J "--Cray, Colonel and Mrs. Alan r., ..,. ..... ld M. Koll, Vincent J Ml M McGinnis, Lee Cbapio sammls, . ckle, r . and Mrs. JOhn
JohD. A. Storch, and George H. A. Murdy m, V.rs. Ray Mur-
Yardley. phy, Messrs. and Mm as. Rl.
chard Nabors, Paul Nissen,
Patrons coat1nuing tneir aid Paul A. Palmer, George T,
to the AUI:illary are Mrs. Lloyd Pnerer, Edker Pope, John F.
Aubert, Dr. and Mrs. Robert Porter, AluanderS.Rados,aDd ~,....,, Mrs. I,"*-Bee~ Mrs. Haster R, Rlnf.
cba.mp, Mrs. Josepb *'-Beek, More are Mrs. PaulY., Ro-M"rs. Artbur COCI1S,-Mra. Eai1 u ... _ ... u Ed gers, -essrs ......... mes. -
G. Cortett, Dr. lDd Mrs. Han-ward M. Rolettl, Henry T. Se-
91!1 B~nvenuti, Mrs. Charles gerstrom, Dr. and Mrs. Harry
Boice, Dr. and Mrs. Edward E. SUctler, Messrs. and Mmes.
A. Boyd, Messrs. and Mmes. Denis Sullivan, John J. Swigart,
Louis M. Boyle, Jr., Chester Richard c. Vernon, Robert Vor.
E. Brab)'D, Arthur E. Brtcgs, dale, Edward G. Wumlngtoo,
Lawrence E. Bron, Walter Thomas c. Webster, Robert
Burroughs, Joseph L. Carver, N. Weed, Charles s. Wheeler, :;.:::::::::! Leroy Carver Jr.,BewleyAllen Horace s. Wilson Jr., Richard aDd Daniel G. Aldrich Jr. W. Yantis, Mrs. George Yardley
Also SIC'PQI'tlng the au.xUlary J ·• M ad M Geo r., anu r. a rs. rge are Judge and Mrs. Elisha A. p. Yule.
EAR TESTS GIVEN
Travel FOR YOUNGSTERS
AIR TICKETS
TOURS
CRUISES
elinor bacaeu, Manaaer
elaa l&ller
675-1-100
306 Merine Avenue
-Cllrllt, ._
This Easter
send a touch of
Springti111e.
TheFTD
HappyNest:
' t nrnn
~~.t--FLOWER SHOP
Ull'll•
Luscious green
and growing planter.
Usually ,available
for less than '125()*
The HappyNest-Lovely spring
• flowers or luscious green plants with
the FTD Extra Touch of, a quaint
rattan basket. The basket comes
with a matching handle and
chain. So it am be either set on a
table or hung in a window. And
either way ... what nicer way to say
Happy Easter? Just call or
visit your nearby FTD Florist today.
(Most ac~pt major credit cards).
He can send your gift almost any-;.
where. Usually available for less than
$1SOO*
It's a
special
way '
to lie tlwre.
CallOifviolt .. -Y· We can Mnid your -ctlon a1m0e1 anywhetw •
"Your
Extra Touch
Florist"
of
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TODAY
llr 'J.C. "-"'1"
J.C. HufrlftPiw'-...,_ no,. er
1G3 NewporT eiwt ,_ "'"" e
COIU MHI MrtdmMk ftN more
rhMt 21 y-., if Mt eurftDI/ry ott
,.,, Md }ftl.lry,
WORLD'S OLDIST
JIWILRY
Tlio E-,uolqolaye
labor, eoadltted ea..tYe
IIDderllfoaoll ....... lor tgr, q,.,... for al 1aut two Jbou,
ADd years, all! It ls'prob-
able lbl.t the tn011: ucleDt
tarqm ... mlaes an at Sua-
bit Efkbedem oit tbt Stat
Peat.uula, wberi they ·~ay
~Ye beeD worked u ta."'lJ
1.1 3400 B.C. Tbt world's
oldeat jewelry pieces are
uoq~~esUoDiblJ trorr tbl
Sloal PeaiDoula,IUid lllclllde
the caned turqool• 1D tbe
bracelets of QUNil Zer of
Eapj's Flrlllllynuty.
Most famous ~ turquoise
deposits are in. Iran, where
m1n.lnc Is sttll .active aod
may date bact to lbl btcln-
ntnc of the ChrllttaD en.
PersJa, Cblna, Tibet and
southwestern Uotted States
are tbe only lmportut sour-
ces of turquoise today.
The oameturqiiOiee means
"turkish," and tbb: pm was
given Us aame prot.bly be-
cause 1t wu ortctm.lly
brolllftt lo E aropo lbroup
T'urtey from Persia.
Ttds pm, wb.l.cb n.rlas In
color from areea to blue, is
sttU b.I.PI.J nlDtd. today. ID
add1Uoo to Ita: use u a rlll(
gemltooe, It Is a fnorlte
of brtmettes, whose dart
hair Is etfecthel)' acceoted
by tbt color In beautlM
turquoise earrt.acs.
********************** NAMES MAKE NEWS
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II.Ul'I'Oif IIEEJ[ ., ~-to -·· 1111 ..... Dlllo, ...... ., lllCb ..... 1,1 .,.., 'Ia .,. ci. 10 CaJUarlla 1 tllo lnlot-Gl --IF' ... Ip, ........ to a. ..,..._ _ ... ...., ""''
lett IPOIIIOhd b(ttbDtUol hpediUON bl.. • • • • 1ten•ttcwJ o1 BeliDIDM' IIU& Bru1a, ..a TJIIOnr::.! ROIDB IR. ol Ida, OM ot
of Mr. Uld Mra~ a.rtoo ._t ot. uo w. tbt ..,._,.tid elll.rW •lllber• o1 ICewport
0ctU Froat, DOW -,til .... the· ...uo-1 -. Harbor Alll«teu Lepoa POit ttl, WU re-
rtciOM1 ftall, PlllrPOIM o1 tbt PfOII"'II w cntb' 1111'•••• wtlb a 50-r-r .., lor tab
lo ... ~ ... llllod IUid to-·-lo Loctoo .... Ud • ewtlllcale lor --DUUcJpate 11 ec.lelttflc e'Jpionttou · · mtmb«llaip • .He wu U. IICI*t ecamudllr
, · • • ,; . ol ,tbe P._ .III'Ytal ll. 1115. 'heo'• record
•HEATHEI\ SPE~ER 18 y~ okl IICbool· of MI'Yice U Ford -.a.r for the Rubor
111'1 from i~Ttae, ~ bttD. clilloMG U · q... Ar• al80 *'" bact from 50 ,_,, liD •.•
ot the U.'fQtock fl.Dd dairy Jbow to be Mid A.aotlaer PM HI • ..._. rtceiYiaC a cap
April 5~9 at the Great Wutein exJdblt cea-ltar IDII certlfteate b 50 JeU'I ol coa~
ter, lAs Aqe .... H11tber, a member at tbl ~=R lAC: u!::.t:mber~blp to ~-rx:.~ lrTtDe st., Reacbira 4-H Cr.b wtU be 001 • w err u..-IWPOI' ot !00 4-H me~nblrs aDd ,.,..., Farmers Harbor Po.t Ill 1959 from Ci1eDIJIIe Polt
ot Amertca ftG wtll e:ddbU beef IDII cll1ry 127, HAP REICHNER, cbapl&lD ol Poll !91
cattle .wtM ud AMp at tbe.,.. for lhUJ yars, recetYed a fO-ytar COD-
' . · tlaaoua membershiP star.
HIATHIIl SPIMCI!R ' Dl LDIIHZO
NICHOLAS DE LORENZO of Newport Beach
has Jotaed the en•lroomental plannlnc aod
landscape arcb.l.tectural firm of EDAW IDe.
as an uaoctate, accordlnr to DONALD H.
TOMPXINS, flce-presldeot am prtDclpal ID
chirp of the Soutbtro CaWorDII. omce in
Newport Beacb. Mr. De 1Are1110 Is a erad-
•te of Cautora..ll State PolytecbDtc Uo1nrslty
In Pomooa IDd was formerlJ orrtce ma.oager
aDd desiper for Joaes.Petersoo Asaocla.tes
• • •
Seml-flaal cash award .rtnaen 1D tbe lllJll
IC.bool dh11ioD ottbl BIDk ol Am...tca &cll1tfl•
meat &warda: J.Dei..S. STANDLEY I:lalN, 1111
Do-.b!D Ter ., Irvloe Terrace, ot Coroaa del
liar bleb tcbool, ftrst pll.ce wlnDer Ia Uberal am: JUUA CRAIG, 1000 S. LaDe, Harbor
View 81111, of Corona delMar bllbiiCbooi,ZDd
place wtiUMr 1D Yocatloall uti; KIMBERLY
KAY, 1515 Warwick LaDe, Harbor Htpluds, ot Newport Harbor bleb scbool, bel place
wiADer 1D ftDe arts; ROBERT llacOOJtALD,
1121 GokSeiR'od be., Harbor Vtew HUll, of
Corooa del Mar h1Cb scbool, Jrd place wtnner
in ft.De arts. FiDII competltioD wtll be held
May 22. Com~Uidty eollep wtDDers 1D tile
seml-ft.Dils 1Dclude the tonowLDc from Druce
Coalt CoiJep: RANDY !IOFFIIAN, !0181 Bay-
Yiew, Suta Ana Hel&bts, Wlaaer 1D business;
DENNIS SHEEHAN, 19451 P'rch Circle, Hunt-
lDrtoo Belcb, winDer Ia teclmlcai-Yocattooal;
JAMES F!MEA, 90Q Medller,.._ H•tiJic,
ton Beacb, wiDDer ill 10etal scieoce-
hum&D.Ittes; RICHARD PESAVENTO, 18859
Walaut St., FoiiDtal.a Valley, w1llDII' 1D science
lAd eoe1DetrtDc. Soatbern CallfornLa ftnals
•UJ be bekl May 1.
CORONA DEL V.AR higtl school seaior Pete Baas admires
an W'lbf'oken. olla, or water bottle, be fotiDd Feb. 23 1n
the Blair Valley area of tbe Anu.-Borrqo Deser-t. Pete
is part of a field ecology class' wbtch on the same fteld
trtp found the other pottery and the miner's cooking
pots shown, as well as the olla, which is typical of those
made by the Desert Cahuilla lDd1ans between 1200 and
1800 A.D. The ecology class, taught by Roc. SctmJteer
aDd Dale Ghere, was sear ching UDder rocks for insects
aDd had already foW'ld several centipedes aDd scorpions
wbeo the arcl».eoloetcal t1Dd was made. The oil's authen-
Hcity has been veritled by archaeologtsts at UC IrYID.e.
The olla renulns the property of the State of Cautornia.
N.B. DEMOCRAT
ClUB TO ELECT
The Newport DemocnUc
Club will hold its kick-oft party
for this election year at 7:45
p .m. Tuesday, J..prll 16, at the
Park Newport Spa.
J im Thorpe, former mayor
of San Juan Capistrano and
candidate for county super-
•lsor, and attorney frank Bar-
baro, ca.odidate for state Senate,
wm address the gro~. Other
caudldates and tlleir represeo-
taU•es are sc.beduled to speak
and distribute tbeir Uter•ture.
Election ol omcers wtll be
held. The retiring omc::ers a.re
Artbur Wrlebt, prel\cltDtl
Joaue Cu!JOQudJotmCv.oa.
Yice -presidents; Lane Sber-
man, treasurer; aDd Ba..rry
Michaelson, secretary.
MAN, WOMAN OF YEAR
AWARDS TO BE MADE
The community affairs com-
mittee of the Costa Mesa Cham-
ber o! Commerce •·ill present
the man aDd wonun of the year
awards at a 0000 luncheoo meet-
Ing April 25 at the Holiday
Inn, 3131 Bristol St.
TRAVEL PHOTOGRAPHY MEMBERS ot Girl Seoul Troop S5S nsited the Newport
The speaker will be Giles
T . Brown, dean of graduate
studies and professor of tustory
at Cal State Univer sity, f uller-
ton. His topic will be .. U's
rreat to be human."
lltURSOAY, -ll~ 1114
CO-MLIN,CM..
atiiWJ.a)J
~ .
Blct 1a tbe UD CellWJ, tM CidMee pbarm ..
a-1& . . . 1.. Gllletol 111111t1r Gl -.aJ
a~e. ... CCI:Ita.I..Md lbolt 1100 ttem•
tt.t could be combtDed lito l!llllUaM ot dlfler-
eot "eompoets." Cblaa's ..,... polWet.l rectrne
promotes tbe study aiM! llf-ol modera WMtera
medicine but also s&.DCUaDs the old time reme-
clles, most of wtl.lcb are stSll widely ...t todiJ.
Chlnese doctora may treat tbelr patleatl wttlli
uUblottcs comblned -.ttb lotus seeds, -a
can, tlpr booes or other esoteric th1np lD
wh!cb tbe pt.tlent bas creat conftdeoce. Muy
older ClllDese are cool'inced that Western medl-
clDe makes them weak.
Tbe best ol Western medlcioes are oo baftd
In our Pharmacy, awaJUoc your doctor's pre-
scripl.loo, You'll t1nd that our Baby Goods Sec-
tion is completely stocked with the beat of
ever)'lhlDc lood for YOUR t:.by. We'll deUYer,
U you wlab.
' • • •
HANDY lttNT: Moisten top ol molded relatln
and a cbUled plate to mate U easy to center
relatin oa the plate.
I@'SIDE.i PHI\RMA~
WITH CARD 'N PARTY
1016 bayside c!r. -newport beach -california, 92662
~ • !!a!!timt.l ·~
SOMETHING TO THN ABOUT
YOU PAT $4.11 PER POUim FOR QUALITY
II.Y. STEAl< , WE WILL 1111011. TOP QUAJ.n'T
10 OZ. II.T. STEAl< Dllllllll FOR YOU , TillS
IIICLUiliS SOUP , SAI.Ail, AU GRATIN
POTATOES , GARLJ: TOAST, WE SET YOUR
TAIILE , GIVE TOPSI:RYICE, WAIR ~.
ALL YOU 00 IS EMJOf TOIIISELF., Jld FUSSI
, WE HAVE THE KIOOW BOW , .
KELLY'S
rreratlons
ARE NOT EASY ...
THATS WHY WE HAVE TWO EXPERT
SEAMSTRESSES HERE TO GIVE BOTH
MEN AND WOMEN FINE SERVICE AND
PERSONAL ATTENTION.
CLEANERS &
LAUIIIDitYI
6« 0 2512
LECTURES SOIEDUL"D Harbor Ensl.p .. wapaper March 2'J to see the printing
" preues In oporalloo oo press day, Vlsllnrs lnehllled,
Oraoce Coast EYenloC Col-bottom row, left to rlcht, LIDda White, Dara Marsden,
Ieee •lll offer a 4-part lee-0oana Fowler, Jenuy McNam•: middle row, Michele .:..::N:.::e=ed=-=a_H:..:.e::.:l rung Hand?
CALL GARY & }ONG'S
ture series, "Trant pboto. Isaacaoll. Gretchen Campbell, Marreret Weller, Wrl
cnpby," oo 4 successtn saode, Denise Walls, and top row, Jody Vickers, Kathy
Friday ennlnp, beelonJ..Dc' KM, Laurie LJOU aDd Liaa C.UUcb. They are 4th, 5th
April 19. II rlmB from 7:30 to &Dd stb enders. (Euip photo.)
9:30 p.m. l.n OCC's Sdence
~~~~~R ... u~d~ .. -:~ Volunteer action report BRUSH & HAMMER
(rlil.). Who receatly COri'Pleted two trips arCMkl Ute world Tbe iood old soocs are lots the Ubrary at UC I to read
&Dd hu made 9 uciii'.SOU of 1\m tor residents of coon I-material aad condens~ it. At
to tbe Orltllt 1D tbe put 3 escent hoapltals. U you play least 8 bours a week are re-
yea.rs. His lectures ue lllus-a ptaoo or eullar and would qulred.
trattd wttb b1J: truel slldes. eo joy leadlDca stnc-aloog ses-Tbe stalt of the Unite-d Cere-
::..;;.;;;;;;..;;;;..;;;.;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;. sloo, the VolUDtary Action Ceo-brat Palsy Assn. Is busy
ter, !O'J AYocado St., Costa preparing a preteleJhon mall-
Mesa, pbooe 642-0963, can ciYe toe and they Deed lots of help.
you f\lrtber details.
673 . 5333 ., 67S • 4079
PAINTING & VARNISHING
Ezterlor 1 lDtertor -Homes l Apartments
Docks " Landings
Wood presening & Bleaching
CARPENTRY
General Repair s
We're Making Some Easter Offers You
Hero are ot .. rYoluoteer "'' MESA AIRMAN GOING po~~=~• aro ...,..,. at TO BASE IN SPAIN
Fatntew state Holpltal tor.-. Atrmu Paul F. Bogda.nowlc&,
melltally retarded ctlUdrta aDd SOD of Mrs. Mary Ann Bog-
adds deYeq, pbystcal am ao-dtoowtca ot 256'JA0raoge Av e.,
clallkllls. Costa Meaa, bas &nd~ated at
Custom Cabinets, boat bozes, etc,
Cabi.Det &. clo&et repairs
FIDCt repair &r Construction
Hardware lnstaUaUoa
LarrD
I'AIIIDI. AT lttE .uo1 -=····
Can't Refose !
J-Our "INe it up" s~ will
lilt you with nottery
Z-W.'II IM you 1 sorvlce
"'"'II -fo<rtl
3-t .... -will die of tl'l<l
~ln-ondhM•
lllolt-wltfl-11oot will _,. .. 11 .. _ . ' s.:u. .. .,..flrlllo
=~--tile
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,.,.,..... .. ~ .... 1 ... .,.... =•••1111 IJI4ta : 11:GIH:GI .
"Afllda" 111'111 "help" lD Lowry AFB, Colo., from the
SputA. II&D1 bi.IJDcal YOI-U.S. A1r Force weapons me-
.._..,. ue l*lded to mau tbe cbulc course conducted by the
AJllda botlllle In H--Air Tl"lllllllc Comlllllld. Tho
Beac.h. alrmaa, wbo wu traiiJid to
A clerical tol-..r Is JMed. klad ud l..upect tbe ....,._
td at tbl COita ..... Ubrvy liNd tD Air Force jet alrcnft,
lor ftlloJ. olloiYIIC -.; 1111 Is bolor ust-to· Torra)la .... aor pl-. 1111 JIUIPIIIII AB, ~ .. lor duly •lib a ..a a.-. ud ..._ a 9lldr•'• ol tle u. S. Air' Forces Ia
-, -· E...,., Ho lo 1 1969 ....... n. M-.J -.._to, o1 c-M-lllP oc>ool 1011
Uoa ll. Mnpart ~~~ 111u 1 !tl.s.d On.• Coast Co11ep.
clerical __.. fill' ••• ..
-.. -'tor .. r-1111 -.,.._ DOIIOTHY LOGAN, 70,
Tlllo Job ......._ 1 -. a OF EAST IILUFF DIES ).,.~;_..;. Sol-.... IIIII! April ~ I· an ....,.. • a. ..... ..,,._.. c....-M __ ,.,.~~
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Lawn & Garden Care
MOWING, EDGING, TlaiiMIHG, lPRAYIMG. WEEDING, llll.l,OtNG
FIBERGLASS, GEL,COA T, IIISIM WORK
Ma-etwtor , R'IJOir , R-llllq
-ts , r_,_ ..,-:u , 0oe1a1 • Laiilllllp
CD!!CU T1 & II A SOH IIY
PotdJtor -·*I....,. ' _,.., ...... .. -.. n., t:rlel ,.td:tor-.
1·100· & ASPMAL T .. ,AilS I
Jall_l_, 11J .. ••-~CIIIeitc ... , .....
M111111t!M Aarls•tst•
6s.YtctOM' •• . " ...... _,,.. ...........
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~,,.I ·::-i-•1.\o=r-•-~···• ,....r_ W., .W... .. ... CNM M .l .. ,.,..,
-....... -..... lr/'2. .,.... -.-. '"''-·,...,.. ·-lor ..., -.., -IAoy H. A .... IAoy,..... l'lo ........ , .... C.l ..... ''-l.Mb 23:33,34.
(C;rt' 11 .... aut 1JIMt)
'"'" e.-. in the --ol the .,._, IUPptr libM all who
reject Cbrilt to taurderen
(Matt. 22:7). Aad eo S. neey ,..._..Ia....,. world.lor,Ot.al' tiN
nailtd Chrilt to the CI'Q& AJJ
tboee wbo reject Him bKonM
tuUty aod cWUbttately tab Part
iD that anarder ot the Son of
God. Vor thie re..on, HebftM
l :t ceJ.It .. ~at tbOM wh9 bavt
b .. n IP"tat)y tnH1htened
eooeernia, the Saviour and tall
away from .that conviction,
turnifla away from Qod illltead
of rependn1. ''crucify to
themHiv• tht Son ol God afrfth
and put HUn to an open ahame."
I aay when. Jeaua prayed
"Father, for1lve them." He muat
have included an the world alnce
nery human beinl ever born
waa repreaented by the aoldien
who drove the nails. in Hla hands
and feet. by the howlinJ mob. by
the scornin1. aeiJ-righteoua
Pl'-nri ~t'P'-who :<:11 rt n1! rttunt"r!
Him. and by the heartless one
who offered Him vinegar a nd
t;all wlwn H t was thiul)l.
Jesus did not have in mind
only that generation. for just
before He was nailed to the croas
He told the women who wept
alter Him.
''Daughters of Juwale.m,
weep not {or me, but wup for
yourselves, ond {or your
childrrn. For, M hold, the days
are coming, in the which lhey
shall say, BlessH ore the barnn,
and the wombe that never bare,
and the paps which never 10ve
sud . Then shall they bqin to
aay to the mountain•. Fall on w,
and to the h.ilb. Cot.oe"r w. For if
lhey do tlte1e lhina• in a lrtten
tne, what 1holl be done in the
dry?•'-Luke 23:28-31.
Jesus prayed not only for
those present, but for their
children. What did J esus mean.
"For if they do th~e thinp in a
rreen tree, what ahall be-done in
the dry?" He muat have meant.
and did mean. that the human
race is ~rowing more and more
wicked. more and more heartless
and sinful in its rebellion acainst
God and in its reje-<:tion of
<;hrist. Jesus wu prayinr for
people who live t.oday who are
more wicked than those who
.. p.,..,.t on t.ha teene toct.,y in
A..,lca. How much more
qu~ tbo)l -.ld murdor Hlm
il He Pf"MCa..d in American
cili• in tiMM d.,_ whm tilt"'"
of manklDCt it dry and ~ for
the u of judrmtntl J•ut had in
n;rind &hOM o( Ul who Uve today,
ttnntn around the world tn aU
.... and climta when He .aid,
''Father, foraive them."
How marveloue wae the
contpMI.lou sJ the Saviour who
dMd for aUf We.,.. told," And ht
il the propitiation for our tina.:
and not for oun only, but alto
for the aina of the whole world."
A1ain we .re told that He it
the Saviour ot' all man, apeciaJiy
of them that beline (J Tim. 4:10).
Arain the Bible teaches ua
that Jesua tuted death for a ll
men IHeb. 2:9). Jesut prayed for
me that <by u much aa if He
had called my, name and aaid,
''Father. for&'ive John R . Rice.
H,. h:.d n part in ~Y ('tllcifildo n
He helped to nailth~e nails. He
aat there and scoffed while I
died. IJe is a terrible, Hell·
deservinr sinner even though he
knows it not. Father, forgive
him."
Jeaus prayed for you. dear
reader. whoever you are and
wherever you read these lines.
Jesw wanta you forriven. Hla
own lovin1 h eart is already
melted with forrivin1love if you
will receive it ! He prayed for
you!
3. This Pray., of Jesus Leev"
Every Sinner Wlthout ExcuM
Chrdt '• dying ought to be
enough to prove that God loves
you. The fact that God gave H t.
only begotten Son ousht to
convince every doubter that He
meanv. it for you. The manifold
mercies of God. bleuings pourrd
out every day. mu&t certainly
prove that God loves you. And
here. with the blood first
spurting from the torn hand.
and then the feet, in the agony of
tlis crucifixion. Jesus prayed for
you.'
__ aucWed .Wu&~-4Aw ~
that day of '-he. wor~·'\, hlaLory
men crucifiea' deeU., ~w ria'U'C h
more they wouJd'hate Him if He
However guilty a sinner you
are, J esu5 prayed for you. He
wants you l'orgiven. He has paid
for you r s inv. and asks the Father
to fouive you for His own sake.
No hardened sin iter can say, "l
am too wicked. God will not 5ave
-m~." Jeeua h as made it possible
.,and aaked it of the Fat.her. No
callou.ed person with a seared
conscience ca n truthfully say
l
Death and Raurrection
"Sword ot tbt Lard, •• MartrMtboro, Teil.
8yC .H.--
"But now is Christ risen from the dead, and
become the firstfruits of them that slept. "-1 Cor.
15:20.
{CONTINUI!O rRDM L AST W!U)
Preparing lor the Harv•st
2. The context gives us.
however, a Second figure . D~otlt
is co mpared to a sowinB. The
black mold has been ploughed.
Certain dry-lookiQI s~d1 are
put into a basket, and the
husbandman takes hla walk, and
with both hands he scatters right
and leh, broadcast , his
handfuls of seeds. Where have
they gone? They have fallen into
the crevices of the earth. The
clods will soon be raked over
them, and they will disappear.
So is it with ua. Our bodies
here are like th05e dry 1rains.
There is nothinr very comely in
a grain of wheat, nor yet in our
bodies. Indeed. Paul calla them
"these vile bodies." Death
comes . We call him a
reaper-mark. I call him a
sower-and he takes then bodin
of ours. and sows ut broadcast in
the ground. Go ye to the
cemetery, and see his fields.
Mark how quickly he has sown
his furrows ~ how closely he hu
drilled the rows! what narrow
headlands has he left! We aay,
they are there buried: I say. they
are sown . They are dead, ••Y we:
no. say I, they are put into the
earth-but they 1hall not abide
there forever.
In one sense these h oly bodiee
of the just an dead: "For that
which thou sowest is not
quickened except it die": but it is
not a death unto death. but
rather a death leadin1 unto life.
That molderina body is no more
dead than yonder decayin1 aeed
which ahall soon aprin1 up a rain
and thou aha It see a harvest. We
do lo.e siaht. it is true, of those
who have 1one From Ul, for t-here
must be a...burial. 'How else can
the aeed JfOW? Truly it ia nenr a
ple•sant toUnd. that rattle oft he
day upon tht corrin Hd.
"Earth to .earth, dut& to dutt,
Mhea to Mhft," nor to the
(armet, fM Ita own sake, woukt it
1M a fti'Y piUNnt thinl to pVt
hit pain into tha dull, cold
•artb; Yft J trow no lariDtl' ntt .....,. ...... .,. ..,... hit Heel. w.
lfne .ot hMtd tht hwbend.a ................... _ ... .-
'Nd ... ol .... CIWil; ,..... ...
"""~-·-~ ......... _., ......... ... __ _.... .. ... _. .... -.... ..... ....._.lllll'luuaee. ._,._ .......... ....................
of mournin~t. wlule 1hey trt>ad
the brown ndge.; of thf' it>rt ilt:
earth? We ~tra m you that 1n
itself considered . 1t were no Wl ~t
or gl adsome th in~o~ to bur)
preciou!'> grain -.mirl dead dod~ of
ea-rth, but ••if'wed in the liRht uf
hart'f'SI. s1n<:e there mu~t be a
bunal. and after t hf' bu rial a
roneniles!! a nd a decay. both of
these lose all t races of sorrow.
and bt>rome prophets of joy. The
bo1ly must ~tomE' worms' mt-a t
It mu~t crumble back to its
fo rmer cleml•nts. for "dust thou
a rt . a11d unto du ~t s halt thou
rt'lurn." but th1,. I'-no morf' our
so rrow. for ··m Ch n ~t .,ha ll all b€>
m!4df' alive."
The Coming Aasurrection
After sow1n1t and r:IP I',IY f'nme-s
an u p sprin.::-ln l!. and t lit' f.:trmer
soo n peru·iH:s. 111 a lew :.hort
week:<. the linle IHt'en blade. tht'
;~on of tht> bun I'd lift· So with the
dead. Th t>re h soon to
come-anrl how ... oon wt> do not
know-the li iJ ·~prm.::-m ~o:. \\"e
shall thus IICrCf'l\'t' t hat they
were not lo .. t. hut o nly
cummitted to lhe ~::rave in
re adin e !!~ fo r "th e
redemption .. -put t ht-n• that our
soul& might. when reunited,
receive them in a better and
nobler form.
Dear friends. if .~uclt be
death-if it be but a !lowing-let
us have done with all faithl~.!!t~>.
hopeless, rraceles!l sorrow. "Our
beloved family circle has be~n
broken." say you. v~. but only
broken that it may be re-formed.
You have l01t a dear friend. Yes.
but only lost that friend that you
may lind him again. and find
more than you loat. They art not
lost-they are aown; and u
"liaht is aown lor the righteous,"
10 are the rirhteoua sown for
lirht. The stara are settinr here
to riM in other aki~ to set no
more. W~ are quenched like
torche. only to be re-lit wit.h all
the brilliancy of \ht tun.
Oh, how blftted It " to han
.. aucli a hope in Christl He 1\11
died Cor u• to taka away Math'•
t&i n1. and dwelt in the on~
Jloomy lfavt that H e fnilltt
dlopoUt..,n<loolt-: ANI hoo
Ho iiOI•ioon-ia.llullwo-
-ill Hlao tloo lln4lnaito ol • ....................... Ia .... ,
•uut " J 1u ~ He· _ .. _. ..... ,.,._ . ... _..,. __ _ ...... ~--.. tr ,, ...........
S.ll•l ,4,.,,. .. . . . ~
..... God .... -collod him.
that he lo -lo>•itocl. IC )l>u ""
1t0t ~ Chn.taa-,· k • your own
f•ult. Jaeue' ptayed (Of you.
Co•ceroine everr tueh
haiclentd, dabaMd, impure,
hl-.phemin1. abaadontcl end
detpiltd tinner, Jeaua aald,
"FatMr, for(ivt them: for tht)'
know not whe_J they do..c'
·-n.
,Jttn d_1 .. fufJ I If Hw f. JIB
'1•1 111 'nfy, lllill ,_.,PC
... . . .,.,., ...
No pertOn hM a rich& to limh
h. No ainner h• a rilht to
excuae himlelf . .l•w wanta you
fortiv•n· Ha pa.kl tor aU your
•lna and then, dyin1. Mbci thr
Father not to hold them arainat
you but to for,tve. Thil ou1ht to
break the hard.•t heart. yea.
ou1ht to .. melt the b .. rt of
1tone." What anawer do you
have, a inner, to the dyinl prayer
of J•u•? tr you do not let God
forl(ive you, it is your own fault!
CCONTIMUID NIXT Wll&)
Goldm Tat :"Swdy If# lt41A btww .,.,, gri,f,, tllld t.,.,;,d ow IOWOWI :
. .,_,.,.did 11t'"" ,;,. stfit•"'· lfffiltm of God, oH4 nff/ictld'' (Isaiah 53:-4).
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'
·sao introducticni to Iaiah
52:13.--53-12, one of the
rreue•t pe-.,u in the
Bible, it it instrUc:tive to 1 read the oboer¥atiobt of
an evanplical scholar:
"Our pa.ssaae occupies a unique place
in Old Testament prophecy .. The
vrophets, beginning with Samuel, had
spoken of an ace when God would
reign over men through a rightcoua
kine. H opes had been fixed on Saul,
then David, and on Solomon. The
1nost pious hearts had been assured
that one o f these might be that kine.
But Saul was njccted, David died
without 'reccivin& the promise,' and
Solomon turned out to be a disap-
pointment. Then the kingdom was
dividt'd, and even the <:hosefl. line of
David on the judzan throne at one
time became so corrupt that their
king Manassch (Z Cluon. 33:9)
cau!ed the ~ple to do worse than the
abominations of the Canaanites whom
the Lord drove out before them.
·• h was at thi! period, possibly even
Jesus Christ's Last Words
From "THE EVANGEL." Boz 25, Largo. Fla.
by Louia A. Jacobeen
(CONTINUI!D PROM LAST Wlt:IO
2. THE SECOND UTTERANCE FROM THE CROSS, "VERILY I SAY
UNTO THEE, TODAY SHALT THOU BE Wfnl ME IN PARADISE."
<LUKE 23:43..)
Can it be, the first trophy of rrnce throUih Hia atoning wort, a common thien
Ah, yes indeed, for He came not to call the righteous but 1innen to repentance.
'"The Scm of man is come to seek and to aave that which was LOST" (Luke 19:10),
Here we have a picture of the two cl.oMe!! down throu1h the aces, The penitent
thief repreeentative of the p-eat army of the redeemed, who have trw&.t Him; lhe
impenitent thief, repreeenlative of those who refuse Hia pardon and mercy. The
impenitent thief had a ~~trand opportunity and equal with the other. but he choH
lo die in hia sins. blaspheming God and HU Son. Reader, 1 ber of you to p&UH,
think, are you like that poor, deceived thief, in the aame cate,ory, refusinr the
Son of God's offer of foraiveness ? Arc you spum·n1 His love? Will you with the
cry of faith aa -heard from the dyinr thief, acknowleds:e Him a• Lord. your Lord
and Saviour? Then, u truly as the Christ aaid to the dyinJ: thief,~'.'Today lhalt
thou be with Me in pe.rarlise.'' He will at.o Jlve unto you u your eternal ho~qe,
the paradise (heaven) of God. ·
The dyin« thief rejoiced to let
Th11t fountain in his day,
Antt there may I, tho' vile as he,
Wash all my lin1 away.
a. THE THIRD IJ'ITFRANCE FROM THE CRO!jS. " ••. WQMAN, BEHQLD
THY .SON!' ... .'.'BDIOLD THY MOTHER! .. (JOHN 19:~2'7.) .
Tho tint three utterance:~ occurrod bctwOE"n the third and 1izth hour, or betweea
the hours of nine to twelve noon.
Very little is recorded in the Scriptures of the happy childhood day• and the
bond:~ of love !hat bound JcJus (Son of God ) to Hil mother. We know th•t as
natural ties of affect'on exilt bctwwn human !!On" and t}lcir mother, th~t even a
~rf"Afcr bond of affection bound this Holy One to His earthly mother. for His heart
and life was the essence of love and pcrfcclion.
At the early are of twelve. when found in the temple, His reply to Mary re-
ve.'llcd Hi!! co nsciousnese of His enrthl;.t mission: "wist ye not, that J must be
nhout My Father's husincs1" (Luke 2:49). M hllll been oft repeated, "tho crosa
o'en hndowed his entire lifo."
It is believed that J oJCph w.u dc.:1d and Mary standing near the crou, beheld
the dying agonies of her son (God'a aon, to whom ahe gavt! a body).
Rut. even thou.ll'h the virrin Mary wns chosen R!l God 's veSYI to impart a body
of fie.sh to the eternal Son of God, may tlo'C never for[[et that Mary neodf'd this
One, Je5us Christ, to forll'ivt" her sins. equally a' much ns you and 1. She wns not
einlns and perfect as taulltht by the Roman Cntholic Church. She W8ll a sinninJ,
WC~~~k. human bc'nlf ,..,. we all arc:. "All (indudinP. Mary) have ainned and come
1hort of the glory of God" (Rom. 3:23). But, on the other hand, she was a devout
and chr11te woman to be thus favored by Gort (Luke 1:26-38) to b«ome the
chnnnel of hlrss;n~~: to the humAn race. AJJ promised thouMnt'll of yean previow
by the J...nrd God to Adam anti Eve Rfl er the;.t hnd sinnot'l in thf! Gardf!n or F..don ;
" ... it (woman's l!leed -i.e. Jeaw born of Mary) shall bruiN thy head," (i.e.
&atan'• head or powf!r) Gen. 3:16. Read also Ga~. 4:4.
The love of the Saviou~·lor Hia earthly mother was mAnlfn ted 10 wondrously,
•hen He bade ·the disciple whom he loved , John, to care for Mary as he wouid
for a mother.
Can mortal tongue adequately picture the au1ferinp tNt wen~ Mary'• as ahe
ailently •tood by witne.inr thia beart-breakina: M"eDI and the awful, ncruci.atinc pain of JeBUS, the Saviour.
What hallowed memories Wl!"re stored away in that mother's heart u in later
years •he oft poDdered over His love and lhouKhtfulneM of her in His laat dyin1
momenta on the croa1.
Aa the Chrilt manifeated auch 50iicitous care for His mother, Mary, He al8o
ean!ll for a.ncllov• each one for whom He died.
Does Jesus care when my heart ia pained
Too deeply for mirth and son,:
Aa the burdens preM, and the cares diatress,
And the way 1row1 weary and lon(?
0 yes, He cam: I know He caret,
His heart i• touched with mycrief;
When the days are weary, the Ioili ni,hta dreary,
I know my Saviour cateS.
' THE rotJRTII V'ITERANCE J'ROM 'I1IE CROSS. "MY GOD. MY GOD,
WHY HAST TIIOU FORSAKEN MEr (MATT. 17, ... )
Dark.~Ma:l Mel llbrouded the land from the abth to the ninth hour when &Ida
qoniainl!_ cry of cU.trne and pief burst (rom tbe heart deptha of the bleedtnr Lomb ot Gocl. •
Can w. but marvel at th.ia awe.ome aoene, the sun hldina ita r~ ff'ODI the
dyina C...tot • it wat into moumlq. Ah, that ia not all, but the Father of thra
beloved SoD hid Hil fact from Hia owt1 Son. Do you atk why? Dou it not c:.use
'CJII to haa 0111:1' h..s. ia lhame, in ruilt. In remorM? 'Twu OUJ' aim that aailad
Him tlwN aad thote ume tina He 6o .. on the u.. (1 Pater 2:24) COIICM'-1 0.
Father'• l.aca from Him. 'l'hll holy One, .,.,.ho had held OOIDJitllllkla with the PatMr
from the ... ol 81emUy, who bad heanl the Pa!her proiiiOWK!III Hi• '*-tidioa
oa rnoN tha OM ~ chuiq Ria earthly walk, whee the J'atber Mid "dUe
Ia My ~ Scm" aow il Mea forub:a by the Father. M)'Nry of ~
too NICNd '-h..._ mind to fathom. Bat, lhla..,. clo bow, that God c::auot look
.,_ Q , Hie 011ly betot..,. 8on was btarina OUf elna, aa,y, w. mM. a cane Bill
aia for-. "a. Mth .....ta Hlm to be aiD fOf us,~ bew no .m ... " (2 Cof. 1:21).
Dill\'ld, tlle .......... , of h:f"Ml. 0\/W a tt.n~~and ,_,_ Prt•ioa to thfe110l1 •
..tul .... •• ead em the c~ P\'OPbrttk:llly utlnr thla e17 ol aoaJ • ....,..:
('t1aiJ la tNr ,_,_.., Ptrrlm. "'Mr Ood. My Qed, wfl7 ..,_ tboa. tonallra ...r
(-22:1).
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durinc wicked Mananeh't rticn, that
prophecy took a new tum: God' a
rl;hteout ldnr wu to be not only a
cloriout monarch but a aufterinc
Se:"ant of Jehovah, who would die
for the people. rtllere wu to be a
trOWJ!;, &II ril(ht, but before the crown
& cr011. Thit wu not the usual thine
in F.phecy. It wu a new demcnL
Isaiah 52:13.--53:12 is 'porhopo the
fi rat occurrence o f it. ADd doWn to
the raurrcctioq of ChriJt nobody un-
deratoOd this new approach. Even the
prophets themselves, uys Peter ( 1
Pet. 1 :10, 11 ), 'inquired and ~e~rchcd
diligently ... scarthinc what, or what
manner of time the Spirit of Quist
which was in them did signify, when
it testified beforehand the aufferings
of Christ, and the glory 1hat should
follow.' So, here we have 'the mast
important prediction of the 'sufferings
o f Christ' together with some of 'the
glory which should follow.' Coming
now to look at this wonderful antici-
pation of the career of our Lord, one
discerns that it is conc:crncd with one
person from bel[ioning to end. That
one jehovah introduces .in 52 :13 with
the words, 'Behold my servant.' Down
to the close of the passage (53 :12).
which concludes 'he bare the sin of
many, and made intercession for the
transgressors,' the subject is ever the
.sarm.'' (cf. Robert D. Culver Tht
Swffn-iNgs otsd lk Glt:wy oi the
L<wd's Right#OJU S~rst, 1958, pp.
21, 22.)
The outline of the present lesson,
which is entitled "Messiah's Suffer-
ings," is as follows :
I . Introductory
52:13-15)
Summary (loa.
Z. The Rejection of the Servant
(!Ja. 53:1-3)
3. The Suffering of :he SeTVant
( !sa. 53 ,4-6)
4. The Submission of the Servant
(!sa. 53 ,7.9)
5. The Reward o[ :he Servant
(loa. 53 :1().12)
' . :
' .,.,ljo~lo<J ~ ...... .,
In Isaiah 52 :13-JS we read: "Tic-
hold, my servant shall deal prudently,
he shall be exalted and extolled, and
be very high. As many were astonicd
at thee; his visage was 10 marred more
than any man, and his form more
than the sons of men: liO shall he
sprinkle many nations; the kings shall
shut their mouths at him : for that
which had not been told them shall
they sec ; and that which they had not
heard shall they consider.''
Vcrsn 13·15 of Isaiah 5Z consli-
tutc the openin& of the fourth and
last of the: Servant Songs ( lsa.
52:13---.S3:12). "These vene• arc an
introduction to the main movement in
the presentation of the Servant, and
they arc actually a crystalline sum·
mary of the whole of chapter 53. The
movement is from triumph (13)
through suffering (14) to victory and
rxaltation (15). This, be it noted, is
a summary from the divine standpoint
of what in chapter 5J is given from
human observation. Here is seen
suffering incomparable and triumph
most glorious. The pathway to the
throne is one of grief, in which 'many
were astonied (astonished) at thee'
( 14 ). The appalling spectacle of Him
lthc Servant) in His sorrow and suf-
fcrinc is thus craphically described.
It is the more emphasized by the
words that occur in parenthesis : 'his
visage was so marred more than any
man, and his form mor~ than the
sons of mm' (14). T.hrouch this,
however, He (the Servant of the
Lord J moves forward to th~ consum-
mation of the purpote of God and the
triumph eternally ordained for Him.''
(cf. W. Fitch, "Isaiah" in Tilt Nt'fll
Bil>l• c ..... ..,.,.1, lot ed., t953, p.
599.) Also read vene t5 &nd note
•
Me11lah'•
• I
1.-S2:U-53:1Z
TMI at•fiTlAII.IACO.,
1M MMDDpt IT .. ·C:OL.I,.I•e.-.~ IJ.j.
the' aportle Paul'• application of thi1
verst in RomaN IS :21.
Tilt: .. jocttool of tl:o SoMII
In looiah 53 :1·3 we read: "Who
hath belin"ed o ur report 1 and to
whom i1 the arm of the LorO re.ealed?
For he Jhall crow up before him as
a tender pl&ht, &nd as' a root out of a
dry (fOUnd : he hath no form DOr
comeliness; and when we shaU sec
him, there is no beauty that we ahould
desire him. He -is despised and re-
jected of men; a man of sorrow, and
acquainted with grief : and we hKl as
it wcr~ our facts from him ; he wu
despised, and we esteemed him DOt."
Verse• 1-3 describe the rejection of
the Servant. "The first verse of chap-
ter fifty-three expresses the attitude
of many kings of \Pe earth and
leaders of various pations. lbey de-
clare their wonderlnem at the remark-
able way in which the Lord has
brought salvation, yying: 'Who would
have believed what we have heard ?'
In Enclish the word 'report' may
mean something that we hear or some-
thing that we tell, but the Hebrew
word used here is unambiguous; it
means something that is heard. The
reason for this attitude is shown in
the second verse, which contain two
thoughts. First, his origin is not what
might have b«n expected; second, he
does not have that attractiveness about
him which might have been lookN
for in the coming deliverer. He (the
Servant I is like a root out of a dry
rround. He came from Israel, which
in the time of Christ seemed to most
nations to be parched and barren,
desolate of hope for the future. Who
would have· thought that from this
nation -and in fact from one of the
less prominent secti ... ns of the nation
-One would come who would bring
deliverance to the whole world. Eve:n
one of His own countrymen said,
when told of H im : 'Can there any
good thing come out or Nazareth !'
l)ohn I :46). Out of what was ap-
parently a dry ground there grew up
a tender plant !
"The last half of verse two -'he
hath no form nor comeliness; a.tKI
when we shall see hirD,. thu• is no
beauty that we should desire h1m' ....:._
is not speaking of the character of
Christ, but tolely o f that aspect of
His life whi ch is most vital to the sal-
vation which He: brings. The char-
acter of Christ indeed. had a fascina -
tion surpassing that of all others. Men
said of Him, 'Never man spake like
this man.' (john 7 :46). Great crowds
foUowed Him and were impressed with
the wonder of His tcac.hin& and with
the glory of his miracl~. This verse
( Z J refers not to His character or
His life but to His death. Who woukl.
ha vc thought that from One who died
a criminal death on the humiliating
cross salvation would come to the
whole world? When men sec His
cruel death there is no beauty that
they ahould dtsire: Him. The Re-
deemer dHi not come as a great gen-
eral leading a mighty anny to con·
qucr nations and to establish peace
and righteousness by force. One who
died a traclc death became thereby the
source of salvation to the whole
world. It would .hardly have been
expected that the news of such an
event would have conq~red cre:at na-
tions and led whole peoples to come
to the foot of His cross. Yet that is
exactly what has oc:cuncd.
"Verse three continues to dcacribe
the sorrow and misery connected with
His death. Cast out and rejected -
even His disciples fleeing -no one
standing by Him -He was con-
spired against by men of His own na-
tion, and subjected to cruel torture
and death at the ha.ads of brutal for·
cicnera. 'He wu despised aM. we es-
teemed h im not.'" (d. Allan -A .
MacRae, "Studies in Isaiah" in T1e•
Biblt TodiiJ, Vol. 39, No. 8 (May,
·~). p. 462.)
(COMTtMUID MilT Will)
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from tbt media eeater at Cor-Newpo;t reported a Tftampb l&Dd, repor1ed a $225 carvtnc
oaa del liar bllbtchoolbehreeo motorcy~le stoieo from a Jto)M, from tbe shop between 11
p.m. &Dd l :.f5a.m.Marcb2
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• garage at 1!1 45lb St. betwMD llOOD ud 3:30p.m •.. Attache !b;~EH~J~O~Y;A~~;;;!~i~;~~~ • TUESDAY, MARCH Zl BOOn March 24 ud DOOD Mareb CI.MI &Del tape recorders worth f'RtlBILE"· FREE POOL Abolt $28 wortb ot lumber 29 . . • A stereo tape pi&JW $S10 were llolen from Jobn
was ltolea from tbl Peter Dtn-valued at $247 wu ltolea from GarUu'a ear Yblle II was THIS SUMMERI
let r .. ideDce, 107 Vta OrTteto, a car bekxl.gl.Dc to Dutd AUM, puu..t at b1s resldeoce at 101
LSdo tale, behreea.3p.m.March while It was parted 111 It'-Sb•lts Pl., Versailles, between
26 ud a a.m. Mucb 27 .•. Oalnrood apartment. ~~~&ce, 10:30 p.m. April 1 aoo 8:30
A jade tree nlued at $1 095 1830 16th St., Newport Hel&fda. a.m. Aprll 2 ... A radio
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wu · taken from Arkralt inc., between 9:30 p.m. Mareta Z9 ud ea.aette plaJer worth about
MORE :J'HAN 150 MEMBERS ot commUJilty youth P'cq)S 48 Fub10D lll:ud, between 3 aDd 10 a.m. lfucb 30 ..• Two $150 nre stolen from a ear
will pa.J"tlctpate in dedication ceremonies Suoday, Aprtl 21, p.m. and' 5 p.m ••• A TV set class ftgures of call, fthlld bek>actnc to Luee Moore, 300
at Hoag Hospital, marldnc the completion of tbe holplta.l's wortb $300 was burcJ,ariHd at $190 eacb, were taken from Catal1Da Dr ., Newport Heigfl.ls,
new ll ~story patient care tower. ShoW'n staDdtDr oa. the from tbt borne ot Jaaet Kusb, HydellS store, 214 WarlUAfl., wbUe It na puked ln the 100
roof of the new bellport, wt.tb tht new tower 1n tM bl.et. 207 Ruby An., Balboa Island, Balboa Island, between 8 a.m. block of Catallna between 8:30
rround are, from left, Mart Bolter. captain to tblt Newport between 6 p.m. and 11 p.m. March 29 aod 9 a.m. Marcb SO p.m. Dec. 31 aDd 1:30 a.m.
Beacb Law Enforcement EJI)lorer Post; Karen' Hlnrlcba, · · . Lily Spiritus, 1755 Sber-AprU 1.
member of Canclystrlpera, tbe hospital's YOhiDteer teen • WEDNESDAY, MARCH 27 lnrton Pl., Oakwood apart-• TUESDAY APRIL 2
croup; and Todd Johnsoo, eoroaet plaJer Ln the Newport JuUe Ann Fait, 19•of117-l /2 ments, reported ber pul'le no..ld J ~~~ Smltb 45 f
Harbor h..lgh school Sl.llor bi.Dd, EJPlorer Poll members lilt St., West Newport, was mooey and cred.lt cards wortb 105 VIa .k 3oud udo 1' 1°
301 E Newport Boulevard w11J help direct tratnc aod parklnc. Candystrlpera will pi cked ~ OD a petty ahopllfting a total of $91, ltole~ from wu ll(lllped at 1 ~ m at ~
Newport Beach , CA 92660 aid In ushertoc auests. Follow'tnr tbe dedlcatkm cere-ebu' .. at 2:45 p.m. at 2727 the bar at Blactbeard'a ru-Newport BIYd ·We~ Newport ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;:;:;:;:::~m:o:o:y:· ~-=~'":"":"':~•o:ur:•.'•lll be held from 4 to 7 p.m. Newport BIYd., West Newport taurant, 4250 :A.artt.ocale WaJ, and cbupd ~ith drtYlng uooe: ••• JobD Patrick Uurpby, 29, airport area, wbUe abe went the IDlloeDee of 1 001 ART WORK SHOP IH ru. ot 216 E. Balboa BIYd., Balboa, to the restroom at 9 p.m. About ••oo da a co • don ...
YR wu cbarpd with betnclntoxi .... m'lge was e Vincent Farrell, well-kDowD eated Ia plf>Uc at ?·SS 1 -• SATURDAY, MARCH 30 to the Trnelodce Motel, 5208
Laguna Beach artist, Ylll COD· ati90I W Oc.aFrooi Ceoir~j Paul Luther Carrlpn. 27, W. Co1.1t fhry,, West Newport,
Hl'gh-ay House of Prayer duct a 3-day workabop at !be Newport : .. Leslle J,;,. Hos-of 2571 Eldon st., Costa M-. by someooe -threw a missile
w Costa Mesa Art Leacue, zoe kina 25 of 1121 E Balboa n s arrested at 6 p.m. at tbe aptall a sUdlar J)us door
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LOWER L IVI!L _ Ill AI 20 and 21. For fUrther JDtor. 2:10 ~.m. at 2ath st. and Balboe Dr., West NfWPOl't, and cbarred 1 Ud 2 p.m. April 2 ... A ~~~~j;~;.::::::~.:::..:~i INTBRDEHOMINATIOHAL, FULL GOSPeL matlon coocerRlD( the wort. BIYd., Central Newport, aDd wllb possesstoo ot oarcotlca traab compaetorftlueclat$4'll.
shop, call the Costa Mesa Art ctarce<~ wltb drtrtn( under tbe' paraphernaUa ••• JobD.Siephla wu burclarlaed trom an R. A.
IUM DAY SCHOOLt 9t4S WO IISHI" SIIVICI• 1 hOO Gallery, 548-8867. lDilueoc:e olaleohol C._-! Moabenko, 20, of 2037Mtramar Graat Co. apartment 1.n Newport
IVAMGILIST1C JIRVICI• 6•00 ft.M. SUNDAY ... lMl es Dr S.Ux. ..t .. _.. t Crest betwtea DOOO Mar h 28
,aAYIII ANO BilL I STUDY• 7•10 ,,M. WIDNUDAY -------.,,-:::-:::~-Mlebael Reber, 29, Of 129-1/2 ., 'was ... c...u.., a C WILLIAM T. KROAH, PASTOR LIGAL MOnCI Pearl be Balboa Island was his resideoce at ll a.m. oa a aDd DOOG Aprll 2 ···Stereo
arrested ~~ his reslden~e at marijuana poaaessloo cbar .. 50UDd eQuipment valued at S2,-"==::::;:::====P=H~O=H=!=•==U=2='1=7=6=2==:;=====\ FICTITIOUS Bl61NESS NAME 8 p m and cbarged wttb 1 • • . Shawn Vlocent McCloud, 310 na burCll.rluld from tbe j-STATEMENT J~ Possesstoo mar -32 , of 30Z6 W. C<Ut Hwy., VIctor Smttb residence, 517 Jlymoul~ O:onorr"'lllioual Qil)urr~ The toJJowiD( persoa lado!Dg · West Newport, wucbol.rpctwttb Car•Uoo A•e., Corona del
business as: Cout Btcyetu, •· THURSDAY , MARCH Z8 betnc intoxicated Ln pdlllc JJ Mar, between 9:15a.m. aod 8:45
A l'r•• •tl ""1.,., •• ,., Cottcr•t•doul c •rl.sliiiJI O•rd 1178 N, Paclftc COlli Hwy., Erie Stn'en HaJman, 19, of 2108 ~3/4 W, Ocean FrODt, Wut p.m.
'111E REV. JOHN A. LINDVALL.ltioloter Laguna Bellcbo Frw VID<:eot 228 Opal A•e .. Balboa lolaod, Newport, at 12 o50 a.m ... OCC Pl•un REOTAL Ineopero, 231 Coltoo st., New. waa arrested at Ilia borne at Duld Kirk Hodps, 23, of ZlO-""'-'
SUDdaJ Serrlce : 10:00 a.m. port Beacb 92660. 1:45 p.m. and e barred wttb 1/2 East OcM.D Bl'f'd., aan.. Oru .. Cout CoUep student
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-~~-~i i:OO &rm: ud ?jOO".P(•· .CWdt·~'tO:ota.-. Thl&. bU!Deu I& cooducted cuiUntlnc marljlla.na ••. A was charred with clrlrtnc..ser Beojamln Sblpman EpateiD •Ill
0 --......... r.M.:u. by an ~~•k'ual. "llt'eldlar ldt fllored at $200 wu tbe influeoce of akolol after PUNDt a free plaDo recital ~~~fiiif _. UI2'A AD staiiT,.NI-:-"'··~,..--1'"'" ··'sr~!"~ruk v. Jncoporo •. ...,, .. ·trom a woruboo at tile bolD& lMoiYOd Jnamm..trat-'&t .... Tburoday, ..,rtt "· L:;-~·==""=="~·=·,.==·=·~"'='~"'~'::':;4•::•=:::::::::::::;;:h .. =•::•::'::4::2::-71~40==;=~ Tbls statemeDI na flledwitb Balboa Yacht Clltl, 1801 Bay-tic accident at 2:26 a.m. at In mlllle studio 1. HIJ program r the County Clerk: of Oranp side Dr., Coroaa del Mar, be-91 6 E. Balboa B!Yd., Balbac wtll t.el.:Je eeleetloDs ~Bacrt, THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH County oa March n,l974, Wll-tweeD uo p.m. March 25 and ... James Jay Jason, 40, a1 -... Cboolll lJid Llut.
l'MI C!HTII ,01 IIILICAL STUDIIS Uam E. St Joba, eowaty clert:. 7:45 a.m. March 28 •.• James 4709 Seasbore Dr., West New •
• ,MAGNOLIA l 'f• AT fl.tl A.M. at aLl Q.AIIII by Tber"esa M. Ward, deputy. Heaton, 401 Betora1a An., Cor. port, was cbarctd with beiJic
SANTA AMA AYI. lhll A.L WOIIM., MOUI Pltlllsb: March 28, April 4, Lntodeated l.n pabUe at 20 miD. con•·•u• , ... P.M. •••••untc HOUI 11, 18, 1g14, Ln tbe Newport LIGAL MOnci utes past mtdnlctrt at 3333 w.
Dl. JIIIIIT COMIS, PA.STDR Harbor Eoslp~. F -:1250$ Coast llwy., MulDers Mlle.
COSTA IIESA COUNSELING CENTER UGAL NOTIC! STATEMENT OF ABANDON ---:-=:-:-===---
TO !NHA.HCI DTMAMIC LIV.IMG MENT OF usE oF n c n . LKAL MDTICI
AMOTHER MINISTRY OF TIE nRST BAPTIST CBll'RCB FICTITJO(f) BlBINESS NAME TIOUS. BmtNESS NAME FICTITIOUS 816INESS NAME
RIV. JAII!S H!HRT, DIRICTOR STATEMENT The followlD& person bas STATEMENT
PAMILY, PIRIOifAL. CALL ......,11SI The followtoc PII'IOO ladotDr ab&Ddoned tiMI use of the tic-Tbt folloW'lD& peraoa lsdolDC
IUitri'.AL COUMIUMG ca HI Ill, businesa aa: Capistrano Gar. Utloua business uame: Bollard business as: Far West VeDdiq',
LIAID( TO LIVI "TH! DYNAMIC. Ll,l.. dens, S4552 Calle Camblo, Ca. Mfc. Co., 1733 Unit M, Costa 1746 Aoabtlm, IS, c osta Mesa, ~=~::~::::~=~J~~~~~~:;=1 pt&tnno S.cb, Callt. 926U: Me•. Ca. 926Z6. c a. 92627; malllDC address,
FIRST CHURCH OF
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W•dnucfay: 9 a.m .. 7c4S p.m.
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Danes L. Browu., S1552 can. Tbe Fictitious BusiDess p .O. Box &5Bl, Fomltaln Valley,
WeLIYtll!}attottWdilp Camblo,CaplstraDoBeacb.Cal.Name referred to abofe was Ca. 92708: William E. Gal-
LUTHERAN CHURCH gz6Zc. tiled Ia Oraap Couoty 011 •-•-lagber, 1746AIIabelm,I5,Coota
Tbll bai1De11 Ll cooducted '13. , Mesa, Ca. 92527. OF THE MASTER by an iDdJ:r1d.t. Ralph Norton Buer, 18 Tbls business Ls CODdacted
2100 Pacific View Dr. Signed: llil:rld L. Brown. Ci.lledta, S. l.a(una, Ca. 92675. by 111 IDdiYid\lal.
Cotonldll Mfr. c.tlf. Tbls statement w:as ftledwitl:l Tbls business n s cooducted Stped: Wllllam E. Galla per.
tbe Co..ty Clerk of Or&DII by an lndiYkhal. Thla statement wu ftled wUb ~~:~ ~~G Collllty on Mareb 19, 1974, wu. Slped: Ralph N. Bater. the Cotmty Clerk ot Ora.lp
llam E. st Jolm, eouaty e1ert. Tbls statement was fll@dwitb CoUDty oa April 1, l974, Wit-
SUNDAY SCHOOL cuaa: b)' Therea M. Ward, cltpaty. the County Clerk ot Oraa.ct uam E. st Jobn. eouoty clerk,
AU AcN: 1:15 to 10:15 Lm. Plbllab: Kareb 21, za, Ap.rU County 011. March 25, 1974, bJ Tbereaa M, Ward, deptQ.
Worlldp Bow-10:10 Lm. 4, 11, U74, La tbe Newport P.t.lisb: Mucb Z8, April 4. Publish: April 4. 11, 18, n ,
lf .. _,.a.sCaCJMIIolr Harbor Eulp. F-SU&t 11, 18, 1974, ln the Newport 1974 In tbe Newport f1arbor
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Eltuela tdpd MapoUa 4-J
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loadlar Loo Alamlloo 5-4 Ia k d occ•s JUNIOR VARSrrY CREW ..,.._ tile IIIli .0 =, . ._.. -.... OCC lady s iers 2n ~~·~~:"~':..~ o:.r .. c: .t.":!:u,-., .. ==:
Coroaa del Mar'a Sea K.lDp occ "d fi b' were netiJu ot a DO-Oranp Cout Col ltte's wo-compete at Mammoth Mountain grl coac usy biller -by Fo-.., 1001•0 Ilk! tliiD Ia Ia Zlld place oo .. rtl ZO-ZI IIIdZ7-28.Com-
Vatkty's Rlet Woolard. U tbe la tbe WOIMD'I dh1aloD ot tbe peUtlob Ia beld la slalom, rfant
Baroos routed tbe Sea KJDp Soutbllr n Catttorala IDter -slalom Ud dowD bill. recru •"t•"n I for b"•l season 10-0. couop SII!Auo.,llld tOe occ occ•s Deobte Date raats 41h
Nelt Toeay, Corooa del mea are Srd 1ll tbetr dh1.sloD. iD,tbewomen'slDdtvldUI.I stand-
Mar Is at Mapolla, Focaata After a raett tbe OC:C ladles iDp, wblle ADD Hall Is 25th, Orange Coast College toottall
Valley at Costa Mesa, Estucl& bYe accumulated 58 polDts 1a Nancy LJOilS 25th, Dee Farrey eoacb Dick Tucker and his stall
at Santa ADa Valley, aDd West-tbt 10-'t•m cootertoee to rank .41st aDd Jane Tutton 42Dd, are already bard at work oothe
reo at Newport Harbor lD S:l5 ooe poi.DI: bebiad )eape-leadtDr Larry AbbUtt Is lbe leading 1974 season.
pmes. Su Dteao state liDlnrstty. OCC skier In tbe men's dl'fl-'•Right now most of 01.11'
ST ANDIN('l) Tbe aru,. Cout men llue sioo, rant1D& 9th. Jobn Red-energy is spent on reeruiUng,"
IRVINE LEAGUE 47 polDtl aDd oec~y Srd spot fleld is lSth, Bill DleJteln 24th, Tucker sa.id . "We'll r egister
W L beb1Dd u.c . Suta Barbara and Jobn Barton 300l, ¥ark Strain the high school senior s for
Los Alamitos •.•..•.•. 4 2 USC In the 11-team men's di-~l~ralf~'::m i9~h·5~: fall classes late in May and
Edlsoo .. ·, .•........ 4 2 Yl&lon. t d lw • Y bo e Ai we'll conUn~~e to talk to pro-
S, A. Valley .• ,., ..•.. 4 2 ':"wo meets rematn on 1973-born ::al ood 561 and spectlve players throughout the
COM .............. 3 3 ?4 sebedule. The Pirates will lson h. s ummer months." "a~Ua 3 3 B k h • D Despite the uncertainty of Co~ Me·.;.:::::: ::: : 2 • uc trac men w IP ons recruiting, Tucker, •• eternal
Fotmtaln Valley ....... 2 4 • optimist as well as a consist-
Estancia •.•••.••.•.• 2 4 1 1. 0 0 13 ent wlnoer, feels 1974 will be Ne-;tu;;:;:,~~~u: .• I or IFSI lime 10 years a~~':.~~·~ .. ;., .... there's DO
Loara .............. 4 2 doubt about tt. We've got a
Anaheim ............ 4 2 Oranp Coast College's tbe 3-mll~ ~32.8 ~~!good nucleus of sophomores to
Western ........... , 3 2 track ~ fteld aquad SDipped Litten ba quar er-m build around aDd U recruiting
Westminster ......... 2 3 a U -year loslDC strlnr toSanta lD 52.7. h 440 11 lD goes well we could hue ooe of
Marlna ............. 2 3 Ana Colltte aDd upeoded the OCC won t e re Y our best clubs ever."
Santa Ana ••• , •••• , •• 2 3 Dons 88-56 Frtday ODI..be OCC 43.6. The Pirates have 7 i'eturning
Huntington Beach ...... 2 5 onl. CREWS COME IN 2ND s tarters on offense and 4 on
Tbe wln pvu OCC's splkers defense.
KIWANIS a.U B TO HEAR a 1-3 record 1n Soatb Cout IN 3 SAN DIEGO RAC ES Quarterback Mike Magner,
•ovERTISIHG WOMAN Confer ence play. They close Orange Coast College's crew who was the 3rd leading passer
" out coalereoce action Friday, put on an Impressive display in the South Coast Conference
Advertising woman Marve Apr il 19~ at Cerritos College. Saturday, grabbing 3 second last season, leads the otrensln
Dickson wUI address the New . Pirate ~bomore Tony Cia-place 11nishes at the prest.J .
port Center Kiwanis Club next relll won the )lveUn wttb a g1o~ san Diego crew classic
T uesday ooon at tbe Island heave of 213-5 aod the sbot on Mission Bay.
House In Fash.ioo. Island. put with a toss of 45-leet aDd OCC's }unlor varisty and
Russ Johnson was named 1;4 Inch. He ftnlshed secood freshman eights both ftntshed
Tuesday to replace Harvey in the discus. second to powerful Was h.lngton,
Schwelller. who resigned trom occ freshman Jeff Peck woo while the freshman four was
the club's board or directors. the lonr Jump with a leap of runner-~ to Loog Beach State
Sailor frosh, sophs win
Tuesday's S1)eaker was New-Zl-9 and toot the trlple turnP University.
port City Councllman Paul Ry . wltb a mark ol39-5-l/4. Coach Dave Grant's Pirates
ckoff, who sOOWed ntm; or a Sophomore Doug Martin won return to action at 8:30 a.m. !..tr~lp;,.:;to!riiN~ew~Z~eaiiland~;;,· --., the high jump, clearl.nr; 6-6, th.ls Saturday, meeting Loyola
, while Mike Gassaway took the University and Long Beach
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Newport Beach Ba._
Balboa ·Island Costa Mtso
Lido hit.
OPEN SAT. 1-5·
3308 OCEAN BLVD.
CORONA DEL MAR
CHARM GALORE!
Bt&atlfll IPICioal s bedroom, Z .. l/z bltb borne
VIEW OF OCEAN AND JETTY
Two flrepkees. formal dining room. Lovely guut
.•• bouse With full l::atb ••• Ideal for motber-tn-law
ortoeos.
FJnt time offered •.• Call to see.
ASKING $174,500 •••••
DELUXE DUPLEX
Tbree bedrooms, 2-1/2 baths lo oner's lDllt ---at. .... 2 bedroom, 2 t:.th apartment. Builtlns --.,.,_
llreplaeea.
E:r:eeUeat Jocatlool
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THEY GO TOGETHER
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e REFERRALS FROM 500 OFFICES
e COMPUTERIZED LISTING SERVICE
HOW
SWEET
IT lSI
HAPPINESS IS • • • • •
Living in this immaculate 4 & family with
lovely pool, impressive comer home, beauti·
fully landscaped; near Huntington Harbour.
Call today -It won't last. $75,000
SUNSHINE IS •••••
· Streaming into every room of this magnifi-
cent 5 bdrm. home on tbe ocean. Perfection
personified. $385,000
BLISS IS •••••
Carefree living in a brand new condo., with
cranberry carpets, 3 bdrms., 2 baths; nr.
tennis cts. & pool. Only $73,500.
CONTENTMENT IS ••••.
Enjoying a forever view, a secluded pool +
5 bdrms., in Corona del Mar. $145,500
LUCKY IS •••••
The familv who buys this exquisite 2-sty .. 4
bdrm. chateau on Linda Isle, with pier &
slip. $285,000
DELIGHTED IS •••••
Anyone who calls Hug Homes to buy or sell
.. so do it today! Let us show you the differ-
ence!
Specializing in Hom .. of distinction
HUG HOMES, REALTORS
567 Son Nicolas Drive, Suite 102
Newport Center
640-4050 .....................
<7 eSTILL LOCALLY OPERATED
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FOR WATERFRONT LIVING kT·ITs-BESf •••
H. CIDRIC ROBIRTS-aUILDIR
AHD RESALE IROI(IR
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MARGARET CONNERS 673-S170
2525 Oc-Bhd., Co"'"'! dol liar
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LIDO waterfronl. 3 Bdnn. "lge. family rm., or 5 bclnns., wiUl 6 bollls. Lido Nord. Spec.
lacWar view! Waterfront llvtng rm. with
slep-<lown wet bat. Pier " Qoat. $275,000.
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WATIR fRoNT LOT ON LIDO ~
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332 CO ROM• D!L M•R
CORONA DEL MAR
LII'E ON THE GOLD COAST· 2-stv. 3 bdrm ..
· 3 baths; dining rm., bar room & arti"sl's studio.
Approx. 10 years old · 3,000 SQ. ft. Architec-
turally as new as tomorrow. Only home on
Ocean Blvd . with a fore~t scene entry, large
blurr site. wit h alt rooms having floor (o
ceiling view~ of the channel. bay. peninsula
& ocean .. \n ever changing view or boats
li(oint: to ~ea durin·: the day & a fairyland of
lights at night! Exterior sandblasted red·
wood interior complimenting woods. Home
canti-levered over famous China Cove. Your
own steps to beac:bes. Please'caU for app't.
$285,000.
CC Orange Coast Q:
21H UNSt llwJ~ c-.. •elllf
lEAL WATE &44-4141
I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I •u lALit IEPOitT
Sales through the Multiple Listing
Service o1. the Newport Harbor-Costa
Mesa Board of Realtors totalled
$56.4 million for the first 3 months
of 1974. THIS IS MORE THAN A
27% INCREASE OVER THE SAME
PERIOD A _YEAR AGO. 1,579 new
uattqrs were processed, of wbtch
60% 'WERE SOLD I 67% of the Bales
-r• cooperatln •
Lt.t yoar properi:J with a . Realtor.
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Balloa blatMI Coste Mtso
Lido hit c..r-dtl Mar
TOWNHOUSES!
OUR VERY ACTIVE RENTAL DEPARTMENT HAS
SEVERAL LOVELY TOWNHOtBES FOR RENT AT
POPULAR PRICES.
MACNAB
IRVINE
HAPPY D.YS
Deii&hUul 4 beuroom, •» bath home 111
euuwve SOmerset J..aoe. Colly famiJ¥
room W/firep.taCe & wet bar. Luxur•
master beClroom & batn. t.:narJes Amald
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tiiG CANYON -A TOUCH OP SPAIN
P8nocamic view from all rooma. S .,.
room custom llome w /huge tamny roam
-•·et bars -air conditioning. t32S, ...
OPEN DAILY 1-5 p.m. •8 OAIOIONT
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LOTS'. LOTS !R-1)
LAGUNA -Temple Hills Drive-Appros.
8000 sq. ft. -spectacular view of Laguna
" Ocean. $23,500. DANA POL''IT -I.e.
oceanfront on bluff-$150,000. DIAMONb
BAR -Ridgeline Road -1.56 acre. ~
rancb-$24,500. NEAR CITY OF INDUS.
TRY (L.A. County) Sui>Division {final reo.
port) 40 lots -approx. 23 acres. G. Fay/
B. Owens &\2.82.'l5. (Ql81
Sharp two bedroom tmft at $!40 a month. Pool
and other recreational reatures are close by.
CREST
Beautltul three bedroom split lenl home with
1an outstanding ocean vtew. Priced way below the
market at $450 a mooth.
BAYFRONT
Like new, spacious three bedroom home wtth
a private slip for a lar~ power boat. Walk to ocean
beach and next to a park. Only $500 a month. (Photo
above.)
Sucnuor to COLWELL p,.,ertles
VALLEY (H REALTY
RE Al TO '=' Berg Enterprises
3425 E . Coast Highway
675-7225 Corona
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Pete /Ja,.HU l<eaf£,
East Blutt ~
NEW LISTING-3 BedroolliB • f-view!.-l
Formal dining rootit, wtlli iii• gw.; 2 'fir&
places ;--sungy breakfast room, 31h bath,
$74,950.
Offko Open S.tunloyo & 54md"Y'
PETE BARRETT REALTY
1605 Wostdilf Dr., M.tl.
642-5200
CAMEO SHORES
Spacious 4 bdrm. & family nn. borne
Atrium off master bedroom
Huge lot 80xl45 ·avail. in fee
Heated" fill. pool -prof.lndscpd.
Great bome for gracious enterla..inmg
Priced reduced $9.500 ·now only 1105.000
BAYFRONT LIDO TRIPLEX
SU-MMER HEAR -
Fifty Feet on SaDdy Beach . . . . . . . . .
PENTHOtB£ aDd TWO Stud:to Apartments.
Three Bedrooms, Two Baths . . . Each .
LEASEHOLD ---
$160,000
LIDO TRIPLEX
GudtD Apu'tJDenta . . . Prln.~• Patios ,,
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Mid-summer Dream!
CORONA DEL MAR
OCEAN CLOSE
e5UPER SH•RP
e 2 YEARS HEW
•e 3 8EDROOM HOllE
$U9,000
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New Spanish Home
UPPER ~E WP ORT BAY
Tbe noal oew home available In the famous Blutra
deft)opment right abovE> Upper Newport Bay, Dra-
matic spUt lnel entry --3-bedrooms --ft.replace
-· d1Jdae room --built-In kit chen ,
Possibly ftnti1 view location oo entire Bay. EnUu
UY1Dc area aoo master bedroom suite kiOU ~ to
Yater aDd wlld life or the dtll&!ltflll Upper Bay
~tlllf'y.
StrlkinR entry. Reu patio. WoMertuUy laadSCIPid
rrOUDds and prdens. Sbort walt to pool, stlopa.
part, sebools and eburehes. DoD"t delay. TMa ll
first otrertac of tb1a "oae-of-a-tlnd" Medlt•n-.
styled home, $121,000. Open -_, ---
Vllta Nobleu. Call Mr. FrHII at $44..1711.
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Sign up lor
kindergarten
The two weeks from April
29 to May 10 have been set
aside to pre-register local
children whO will be eltgtble
to begin kinder garten next Sep-
tember. Parents may register
their children during regular
school hours at the school the
LOOKING OVER a scrapbOOk which will tell of flttlre
events are tlte 7 debutantes for 197.f wbo were ,.,....ed
Saturdl.y at a ltmcheoo held at tbe borne of Mrs. X.wreoce
Ferber In the Blutts. The debutantes, who wUI bt pre. ·
sented at the Child Gutdance Center 's empire blll JUDe 15,
are Ann Gibbs of Balboa Islaod abd Kuen QUiD ot Harbw
VIew Hnts, ten to r ight, holding tbe book; seeoDd l"ft, 16ft
to right, Krist! Tbornquist of Tustin, AllJ: Riley of the
Blurts and Dorothy Logan of East Bluff; staodlD~t, llarthl.
Myers or Tustin and Bartua Chappell of .the Blaftl. Mrs.
Ivan w. Sturgis Is ball chairman for the IP""8M'fbt 01'·
ganlza.Uon, Harbor Key of the Ora.nce Cotmty Child Guid-
ance Center. Mrs. Ben Brown is presentatloa ebairman.
Mrs. Jotm P. Wright lsHarborKeypresident.
chl~~~~~~:~:~iung!nklnder-DEBS DADS TO DINE garten must be ftve years of 1
age before Dec. 2, 1974, Par-A tJrunch at Big Canyon a few huodred feet do'n the
ents are advised to present Country Club will hOoor the street for a tour of the Child
written proof of the chtld's fathers and presenters of the Guidance Center at 171 E. 18th
age at the time of registration. empire ball debutantes Sunday, St. There a brleftng wlll be
The parent must also provide April 2l. given by Rex D. Gaede, execu-
wrttten proof that tl1e child The empire ball, to be he ld tlve director.
has had the following lmmunl-June 15 at the Newporter Inn, At 11 a.m. the debs and their
zatlons: diphtheria, tetanus, Is sponsored annually by Har-~;t:ests wtll be welcomed In
whoopin g cough, measles aM bOr Key of the Child Guidance a private dlnln.g room U Big
polio. Center of Orange County. The Canyon Country ClOO by Mrs.
TOURNEY DEADLINE Center offers psychiatric aid John P. Wrtgbt, Harbor Key
on a sliding fee basts to emo-president, and Mrs. ln u W ..
April 19 at 5 p.m. is the ttonally disturbed chi ldren up Sturgis, ball c~man. Also
deadUne to enter the City of to age of 18. repr esenting Harbor Key wUI
Newport Beach spr ing tennis At 9:30 a.m. Apr il 21 the be Mrs. Beo Brown, bllll pre-
tour nament. Only thOse people party wUl tour the Harbor Key sentatlon chairman, and Mrs.
who have participated In the thrlft shop at 145 E. 18th St., G. Wayne LesUe, brwtebchair-
cUy's tennis instructional pro-Costa Mesa . Mrs. M. G. Dana, man, Mrs. John Shertdlln wUl
gram may enter the tournament, thrlft shop chair man, will show assist Mrs. LesUe.
whicl\ wUl be held on Harbor them through the 4-room, 750 Dur ing the brunch etcbdebu-
higb school tennis courts May sQuare foot factllty. tante w111 introduce her father
4-5 and May 11 and 12. The gro~ wUl then walk or presenter,lndlcaUngblnole
in business and commUility ser-
Medical center planned :~?:.:~~=~ L~M~~:.
Developers Newell E. Fait signed by the Newport Beach and Dr. Charles'Llncoln Myers;
and Bruce E. Nott have an-architectural firm of Bissell/-Allx Elizabeth Riley and Robert
nounced plans to build Irvine August Associates, also wHI Paul Riley; Krist! Louise
Medical Center, a complete have provisions for a pharm-Thornquist andDr.JobnJerome
medical facUlty, at the south-acy, cUnical and pathological Thornquisti Barbara ~eid
et:st'cor ner of CUlver Dr. and laboratory~ physical therapy Chappell atld Dr . VIctor ll&r-
theSanta Ana treewaytnlrvlne. department. radiology, dlspen-rero, pruenter; AaP Ellza-
Plans now call for constru:-per.sing optician and orthopedic beth Gibbs and Raymood New-
tion of a 4-story structure con-supply. ton Gibbs; Dorotlly Ellen Logan
ta.Jning 60,000 sq. n. of leasable Irvine Medical Center wJII be and Dr. George William Logan;
area. When completed in early situated within the 3l-acre lr-Karen Wendy Quinn ud James
1975, Irvine Medical Center viDe shopping center, toe Iarg-Henry Quinn.
will provide for all medical est shopping complex within
speclalltles. The $2.s million the City or Irvine. COM CHAMBER, KIWANIS Fait-Nott development, de-
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SAN FRANCISCAN
ENJOY A BIT OF OL D SAN FRANCISCO
us Easter Sunday
For Dinner
Servin g !Tom 2:00PM.
16 17 Westcl i ff Ori¥e
(Co rner of WestcUU Drive &· Dover)
NEWPORT BEACH
Re servations Accepted Pho ne 64 5 -S222
Corona del Mar area wUI be
discussed next Tuesday when a
representative or tbe Orange
County Transit Dlstrtct (OCTD)
addresses a joint luncbeon
meeting of the CorOna del Mar
Chamber of Cammer~ aod l'le
CCM Kiwanis Club at Kam's
restaw-ant.
A proposed 1~ transtt dis-
trict sales tax to help noance
expansion ·of senlce wtU be
among the Issues discussed.
Reservations for tbe meet-
Ing may be made by calling
the COMChamberofCommerce
at 673-4050.
The meeUng Is open to the
general pt.lbllc, at $3.50 per
person, inclti11Jlg luocb.
Joh1n5411n and Son .• offers the best of both worlds
~lUXURY and ECONOMY
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GREAT SELECHON!
SATURDAY SERVICE
For your con•onlon<o FROM
eur S.rvl ce Dliiportmen t .,. ·
Ia 0!1'" Satvnloy 8 to 4
ONLY .. -.$3,643'
LA
Once upon a time, President NtXon gave a . nice little party
at a zpolel in San Clemente. It lasted quite late, because there
were a number of real Republicans there (not just the ones
who register and run as Republicans because they .live in Repub-
lican areas). After the party, the President took his secretary,
Rosemary Woods , for a ride. Being unfamiliar with the area
(after all, he only LIVES nearby), he got lost and drove off a
street-end at San Clemente and into the ocean. After 'a few hours
of trying to cover his tracks and get someone else to take the
blame1 for him, he swam to Laguna Beach ·(well, that's what
he aaid) and reported the tragedy. There was a brief hearing,
held by -a judge who was an old family friend, then the tran-·
scripts of all the hearings ":/ere locked up, safe from public
view.
What happened next? Did the Washington Post investigate the
matter and uncover , some wrongdoing? Did Daniel Ellsberg steal
the hearing transcripts and "leak" them to the New ·York Times?
Did an investigator take some of the tapes and play them at a
booze party? Did all of the big papers, wire services and TV
networks stick doggedly to the story until all of the facts were
brought before the American people? Did the . opposition party
hGund Mr. Nixon, and all other members of his party, at every
opportunity, and tell voters that every Congressional election
should take up the issue? Did Congress insist that a truck back
up to the judge's office and load up every piece of paper and tape
in the place?
Well, did they? Don't be silly; this wasn't something impor-
tant, like a burglary; this was just a simple. matter of death.
*FAIRY TALE NUMBER 2
Last Thursday night, I watched NBC "newsman" Edwin Newman
interview Democratic bigwigs on a one-hour special. Not once
did he question any of their answers. Not even when the majority
leader of the House of Representatives said it was the Demo-
crats that got us out of Vietnam. We li, maybe this guy saw a
movie of the war, or something. But, he must have run the film
backwards, because those of us who saw the whole thing from
the start seem to recall that the war escalated under Kennedy ,
then got so big and was mishandled so badly by J ohnson, that
he had to quit in disgrace. President Nixon promised to get us
out and he did.
By the way, try reminding some of our young er generation
that it was the President who also d~livered on a promise to
stop the draft. "We ll, we still have to REGISTER," they say,
indignantly.
Big deal. That's a lot of trouble. Wonder if they compHlin
about registering t o vote at the age of 18 . That's another idea
backed by the President. And, if they bother to vote, I wonder
if they remember the millions of other Americans who spent
parts of t heir youth DE FENDING this country, so that we can
ALL vote.
Oh well, I guess a l ot 'of us live in a fairyland nowadays. Real-
ity is only for thos e of us who have to work to pay for the pipe
dreams. of others.
* * * * Want to see some REAL Am.erican mer chandise to make
things look better around your ho'fi'Be? Stop by the store. We've
got boats, oars and lifejacketa,. too in case you run off the
road. Al Forgit
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