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Home My WebLink About1974-04-25 - Newport Harbor Ensign• r:, ' ' -.., ,., ..• , .... JIUILII• .. wswr IUOI (714) 673-0550 SUISCRiel TO YOUR LOCAL MIW51"4PIR OML Y U .OD A Y IAR lOc COSTA • MESA OFFICES IN CD RONA DEL MAR, CALIFOIIHIA PARKING GARAGE with tennis courts on top, proposed tor tbe oorth side of Bayside Dr. between JasmiJle and Larklpurueuues In Corona del Mar, would look Uke this, according to tbe Costa Mesa tlrm that wants to build II for the city. Stralgbt·in entry would be possible from either Jas- mine or Larkspur because of natural ele. vation dlft'ereoees. A 10-tt. fence would surround the tennis court, which would be accessible by stairs. The lower level ot the garage Is partially below ifOtmd level. City Councllm,~n gave the Idea ten . tattve st4)p0rt Mtl'Oday. (R.M.A. drawing.) STJ.H DO RN CIIIDY HOLM SOLUTIO I G, TE A parking garage •• wtth off-street parking Is at a pre-Island's Paul Ryckott. tennis courts on top --could mlum, soch as Cannery Vil-The Corona del Mar struc- be buUt soon on Bayside Dr, lage and the Balboa Peninsula, ture w.>uld be built on city- between Jasmine and Lark-Councilmen told him to cet spur avenues In Corona del together with the city's parking owned right-of-way landdlrect- tll ar, committee and work out de-ly behtnd United Ca!ilornla Mr . Cowan's projections. okayed, a meter system tor His formula calls for I ~ lighting would bring In extra per hour dally use of the 97 incomf!. Automatic concessloo spaces, SlY per· hOur mKOt use ma chines for drinks and by residents who want to park snacks could be included. their cars off th£> street and "There would be no cash uDder cover. The ni ght rents outlay by the city," Mr . Co- could be on a monthly ba sis. wan pointed out. ··Private Tennis courts would rent for capital would d~lgn, buJid and $1 per hOur. U night use is nnance the project.'' Merit scholars are announced City omctals agreed Monday tails, then go before the city Bank. 11 woukl. be a Z story with an archltectthattbe97-car Parts, Beaches and Recrea-parking bulktlng, with 2 tennis structure would solve 2 locaL Uon Commission. The Council courts on top, The lower level problems 4 -lack ot off-street overwhelmingly endorsed the would be partly below grade. parking and a shortage of tennis idea. Because of the natural lay of ~~~t:he~ui~~~he.rl;anpa~0~: ta~;:m:~~~:Y11~:~his~kw~~.~.~ ~~~~~;,:rd~~~; s: ~~John McM"tllan age Itself. saJd Mayor Donald Mcinnis. mme onto the ftrst floor a00 p J directly off Larkspur onto the 68, dies ay Cowan ot Shore Cliffs "It's a dellghtful way to aile-second floor . Steps would lead p• "ty "d Two valedictorians, Stan and also In ih.:> B:t.nkofAmerlca told City Councilmen that his vlate pa.rklng and teMis prob-up to the tennis court, wbi ch IOneer Cl al e Dorn ot Corolla del Mar high arts competition, H:.s rteld of Costa Mesa ftrm, R. M. A., !ems. I don't know how we could would be surrounded by a 10-r school and Cindy Holm ..t Es-study Is governm~ot. could build similar structures lose," n. fence. John D. tJohony) McMillan, ta Ia "~ hool In other . puts of ton where "r Uke it," echoed Balboa Cost of the bulld'·g Is es-1 N nc &" sc , are amung Stan hls been acc epted at h w ong-tlme ewport Beach rest- the 1,000 high school seniors Harvard University and has Comments on t e cots tim a ted at $413,600, lnclOOing dl?nt and former head of the thro•Jlhout the nation who hue been awardedaspeclals-::holar· financing costs. R.M.A. would city's water and sewer system, been aw!U'di!d $1,000 national ship because he was among The humans were talking ated by the city Is not alr build the structure and se~l died early yesterday at Hoag merit scholarsll!ps. th~ t~ 50 applicants. The about the animals again Mon-conditioned. I've heard reports 11 to a city -owned non-profit hospita l arter a long illness. The merit scholars an-scholarship specifies that he day at City Hall. Here's what that anlm'lls have suffered corporation, or lease It to the He was 68. nounced this week were chosen would receive ruu expenses for they were saying: badly. We should let more air city, Monthly costs, Including Mr. McMillan was born tn from among a gro._, of some 4 years at Harvard if a ythin • Councilman RlchardCroul: Into the animal control wagons, loan payoU and m:t.intenance, Garden Grove, but came here 14,000 students who had ad. n · g "We should work out some. or air condition them," were esttmatedat$4,100.Park:-when he was 6-months old and nnced to ftoaltst stamUng in should happen to m<'.ke It lm-· • Annabelle Konwlser lr•'·e lng fees and tennis court rent-llved her e since. His home th., 1974 competition. The$!,-possi~le for his parents to pay thing to get adoption fees here , u• 1 ld gl the ltytha h .. tor th~ sctiooling In llne with other cities. Ani-Terrace: "When you call the a s W'.lu ve c t moc was In Newport Helgtlts. 00::1 s<:h)larshfps are one-time -· mats here are in real jeopardy poUce depclrtmentabout a miss-m :10thly income, according to His [ather, John, ran the non -reMw.:..ble awards. Each ClndyHolm,ofl845A.nhetm when they're Impounded, be-tng dog, they shoukl tell you S2 2 "II" t local water and sewer system winner will receive a single Ave., Costa Mesa, Is edltor 0~ cause the tees for ~ttin& them that Dr. Stocktoo's In Corona ml IOn 0 for many years btfore Johnny payment 0' $1,000 ntll tall, the Estancia hlefl school paper, out of Dr. Albert Stockton's del Mar ts the omctal city • took over and held the 100 ror after earollln& In a collece or CalUotDla SaYUap; ud U... utrnal abtlttt are so tlllb, utmal ~. lDd Dr. Stocktoa b d ok 'd 42 fa!'&. ·..thrslty. scholar of the yea.r, Betty people afe discouraged trom shouLd t.Yea sign on his pet U gel He Is a member of the New- stan Dom, ot 1116 Dotp~ln Cr ocker tutare homem.tker of adopting." !!!~ndlta_ •• ' saying that It 's the port Harbor Elks Lodge, w1ltch Tet ., frYine Terrace, placed tom·>rrow, January Zonta rtrl, • Robert L. Allen of Balboa: ... ~-wJII conduct services at ll Mr . McMILlan ts survived flrst In deblte In the state ml!mber of the yearbook staff, "Why are all or these cats The city fathers promised to With only 5 people In the a.m. Friday in Pa ciftc View by his wlte, Lela, 900s Daniel touroam.:1! an1 3rd In the na-w!n.Mr of the E. I. Moore Ma-running loose? We should U-see that all of the questions audieoce, none of whom nised Chapel, Harbor View HU!s. or Newport Beach and James tiona I tournam ... ::r.t, He Is ttrst soniC' aw.u-d as tuntor girl of cense every clt. u they're not raised were answered, eli:Cept any questions , Newport coun-Burial will be in Pacifi c V1ew of Costa Mo!sa. and by 4 grand- desk vtoUntst In the All-the year, th~ D.\R gr»d ciUr.en licensed, pick •em up, If you one cilmen gave tentative awroval mem:>rlal park. children. ~~~~no;t=~~ ~~~~::.tr~~ ~far!heo/~~er~~ar~be~ a~': ~~~:n~~~ .. ·em. Why aren't cats pr~,~~:u~~;,~.ld~~~~~~ ~~:~~~~~ ~r=~to $~~·.; m~!:fi~nof c't~ AIRPORT FIGHT RESUMES won first place In the Orange aw~:.:t. Her field of study Is • Ellis Glazier, Bay Shores: man Paul Ryckoff, "but wp bu:lget for the fiscal year be- County ciHm lstry competition hum1ntt1es. "TI 1 dd bje t·• 1 ginning July 1 1e can ne pa y wagonoper-were su c """ o so many cat · Newport Is about to r • Att Oenni O'N· II 1 brt calls we ba cked ott" CoWlcllmen had few ques-. · e"'umr orney s ! o ng 'M , b t b , ' · tlons concerning the budget pro-fighting after a tem[)Orarytrt.~:e new Council m,•mhers P ~:r Y mom S es eca Use HEIMAN-MARCUS COMING posed by City Manager Robert in. Us otftctal cit y war ap.tnst B.ttrett and Lucille Kuehn U.J • • Wynn. They okayed the follow . O.ange Co unry Airport. to 1Jte ~n the cit1·'s attempts TO NEWPORT CENTER? lng departmental expenditures: Mayor Donald Mrlmls called to for ce the county to reduce The 12 nnaUsts in Hoa g Hos-Susan Co ulter, 4th grade, know what you can do'." pital's 8th ann~al "mother of Harbor View School, Corona TeWinkle 6th grader Karen the year" essay contest will del Mar : "When we moved and Ghlseltn, Costa Mesa: "She be hOnored today , Aprtl 25, nobody llked me, guess wOO cares about us and the things at a reception In the cafeteria's understood everything? Mymo-we do. Since we have 2 ant. dining room In the new patient-ther. She uses all her time mats, mom has to work em-a care tower. up for us and has no time hard, so our house don't smell Will Neiman.Marcus, own- ers of a luxury department store in Dallas, open a store in Newport Center':' • CITY CO UNCIL __ $30,400. M:>nday for a spec lai C lty Coun-aircraft noi~ around the air- • CITY CLERK __ $46 110. Cll executive mefotin~ behind port. • ADM !NISTRAT!Vf: ·-closed door s on May 13 to A state transp:lrtatlon de - partment der.ision ls pending on granting the county airport a varlanre from :omplyingwtth strict state airport noise stand- ards. The cit}' wants the var- S85 250 decide what lhe city's next step •' PERsoNNEL --S90 340. shOu ld b€'. The Ensign learned today that Stanley Marcus , the board chairman of the world-b.med specialty department store, wtll confer here today with Irvine Co. omctals. AMouncement of the plans for the stor e is ez. peeled to be made following the conferences. • FINANCE __ $291 510: . "T h~re have been no rl'<!ent • PURCHASIN G \v ARE_ City -co.>u 1ty .J..irporl m~ets,'' .he HOUSING -· S112,i2o. reminded councllm~n. "bE>- • CITY ATTORNEY __ $89,-cause the last tlm· I talk"'j Nine of the nnallsts are tram left for herself." llke a zoo.'· Costa Mesa and 3 from Newport Aurellano Cervantes, 5th Jeff Odell, 6th grade, Newport Beach. Two ot the wlnntng es. grade, Wh.lttter, Costa Mesa : Hetgtlts school : ", , • most says wert 'ttTitlen about UK! "When t was 5 years okl, I of all, she talks with me when same mother. For the flrst had the mlsforhme to lose my I have nothing to do. When Ume In the contest's history. father . There were 8 more, Us windy, my mother and I Judges selected ttnallst essay5 6 older and 2 younger ones. go fly kites: She picked a good written by a brother and a Sh.e did not speak English, nor father ." a45 to 5th Distr ict County Super _ •· NO~-DEPARTMEXTA L .. vi,s·)r Ronald Caspers, he told iance to be r1enied. Airport dir ector Robert $842 590 m· h~ w1:nted to n it unh l • RET.tREMENT __ $643 _after the city election W.J..S over Bresnahan is now preputnr a report oo the airport's envir- onmental tmpa('t on surround. ing comrn·mities. 49:-;. ' and our n£>W Council hld s~ttled down.·· sister, had ever worked in her Ute. Mor e than 14,000 elementary MARINA FUNDS SOUGHT Here are the 12 finalists I admir e her for being socour-students in grade 1 through 6 and some ot their comments: ageous aDd brave to solve all In the Newport-Mesa unified Sonora first ifader Susanne the problems by herself." school district and in private Congressman Andrew Hln-of Engineer h~lp in J·r~~lo;Jing Marte Schnettler, Costa Mesa : Arthur Chasen, Co llege Park and parochial schools In the stlaw uf B:>.ycrest will sponsor a new marina on theW ~5! Sldt> "My mother ts both mom and 5th grader, Costa Mesa : ''She Harbor Area vn-ote essays. 00 legislation to ret Army Corps of Newport and Costa Mesa, dad to us. She al8o cares about gets up at 4:30 so she'll arriYe why their motbers should be L • I N ~w;,~ort Moyor Donald Mcinnis other kJds lDd goes toFalrvtew at Albert Sitton hOme when chosen "mother of the year." eglon ease announced Mt 'lday, to play with kids there." the chlldren awake. Lastquar-JOOges are oow selecting the City attorneys of both Costa KtiLybrooke nrst erader ter I got a low grade In math. wt.nner, to be announced at the lk M .. sa and Newport Beach are Chris Jones, Costa Mesa : ''She Instead of scolding, she said awards luncheon 00 Saturday, Ia s set drawing up the proposed word- Is a good cooker , •• I read 'don't take ttat ifade sitting May 11, tl'ledaybeforemother's lng for the bill, wlitch wouk1 to my mom tJ.d slle reads down. Those teachers don't day. Offtctats oC Newport Harbor aw, Er~r .. tate fund s !_or tMCorps to mt. Then we scratch backs.'' o nto .... eers ln•or,.em-:1t. CDM fr f d d American Legion Po.;t 291 wtll A p:-lvate teastbiUty study Collep ParO SOt<>Dd grader eeway un vole start talks sooo wtth Newport comml;slooed by the 2 cities Ruth Chasen, Costa Mesa: City C lim .. lla ~ st I OJne en ,.. n ...,, a was comple!ed earUer this "She's oot on1J a mother to me, an1 Pete Barrett on the futur e year, It showed that a $50 sbe's a motbtr to kids lll the The CalUornllHtghnyCom~ The department ot traospor-of tbeir clubhouse on 15th St. million mulaa akxlg the eut Albert Slttoo home. TheJ call mission allocated. $7.1 mlllloo tattoo engtneers han reduced In Central N..!wport. ban'< ?f the Santa Ana Rlnr btt mom te:1 tbete, too." last ·~to 'Jtein construction the &-lane flctUty to 6 lanes Mr. Dostal aDd Mr. B».rrett from Its mo!J:h lOrtlrn.rd ~ Michelle SaUibu:r}', Moote ot an opening leg of tbt Corona throuJtioul: Its extent, and ell -w;:re appointed Yooday by Mty-JoaM St., Is possible. VIsta secoDI2 crader, Costa del Mar frHWlJ (Route 7S) In mlnated ramps tor some move-o: Dooald Mr lnnis to represeot The marina wouk1 cover 420 Jhsa: "MJ mom told me that Orange County, menta at the Interchange of the city ln c!lacusslons of a acr e3 and have about 3 000 people can only be betutitul Commission Vice Cha.irmu Route 55 and Route 73, utiUJ:t.ng Legion req!J'!st that the i)OSI's boat ~Ups. ' outside lf It comes from tulde. Joseph Stnnott saJd tint the 1.3 frontage roads for these m:;,ve-lease on the ctty-owo.ed Ucte- LOCJl Co w.n l ele:-tions wer e he ld April 9. M.,Nr Mdnnls directed City The May 13 Council session is expected to discuss possible IPgal moves against the county. Lovelorn advice o k Gypsy fortune -tellfrs, cry -gypsy's attorney who labeled stil ball gazers, head-bump the whole thing "stupid aDd readers and prof~sstona I as-ridiculous, .. led City Attorney trologt>r s are still baMed from Dennis O'Neil to suggest some Newport Rt>ach. revisions. Thf' Couoril okayed But, d ty councilmen del'lded his sug~stlons Monda)'. Monda )' to make the city sale for doctors, lawyers and mar -Earlier this mooth, they re- rlagf counseklrs. The dts-!used to completely o•erturn tinction had to be made because lhf ordinance, despite three.ts tbere is a city law against by Los Gatos attorrM"y Sorts gh1ng advice to to.-ers. Tbt' Baranowski that he would sue law was a1med at occult prac-thf. city to get permission for titioners such as fortune h.l s client , Gypsy fortune teller tellers, but a review of the Barney Marino, to practice hts ctty ordinance, forced by a trade her~. Street plans drawn F' B. I. ACADEMY training for the past 3 mt>nths ended last week for Capt, Ri chud Hamil- ton, detective dtvtsioo com- mander ill the Ne'lfpOrt pollee deparlment. He underwent in- tensive schooling in community relations, cr iminal law, ethics, administration aDd new de- velopments In social sciences. He Is a graduate of Los Angeles State, and tras done gradu:tte w·Jrk at the University of Vir- ginia, an1 In Stockholm. Sign control talks go on A new sign taw, aimed at re- ducing the slr.e of many bus· loess signs in : ewport Beach aDd doing away comotetety -.tth r oof signs, ts toelr:.g thrashed out in meetings between city alld business omctals. R.tlp!'tMDtltiVtS of tbe city p l&nD1II& department, Ute New- pott lflrbot uad Coroai. del Mar ctambers of commerce, the local Realty Bollrd, and a city cltiuns environmental commlrtee met last week and were scheduled to confer again yesterday afternoon on the pro- posed ordinance. ··An y other gro~s who want to be represented In helping us draw up tile wording of the new ordinance should lE>t us knovr and we will welcome them," Newport planning om . ci.a l WI\Uam Fo ley said Tues- da)', Mr . tole} saJd tht' rougtl drart ol the ne w law will have the foll o-.·mg key provisions· • SIGN LIMIT --Businesses would be r~strlrted to total squa.rE> re~t of signing not e:z- r H'din~t 10 pe-r cent of the total square feet ofthebuslness lol. • FREE ST A.-.;DING SIGNS , for busm£>sses set back from the s!Tt'et, would be restricted under a similar for mula. • TEMPORARY SIGXS . such as those used by political can- didates and real estate sales- men, would be restricted in l'Otl, site and dura!\on of dis;-\~}. • AMORTIZATION sche. •!e would be II'Otkerl out to r~;> qulre non -confor ming signs to be torn down !1y a certain date. • LOC ATIO!' or signs would also be restrlctE'd, with a limit on the number of ttee-standin~ strns and forbidding signs on certain parts of buildings. HerE' atP r•omment s from .90me Interested partit>s hefore yesterday's rommltlee meeting on the sign ordloance~- 1 try to be a IJOOd 'Ktrl oo tbe mile project to reaU111 M<e-ments. land pr0110rty 11< 81lten1ed z; PRIZES INCREASED FOR lnalde, 10 when I arow 14!. I Arthur Blvd. In lrYineandNew -' years past Its Jt.n\IU'Y, 19'76, u .f.U.IUG ~EW BUS LIHE ct.D be a btauUIUl periJOn llke port Betcb na belDJ•chtduled On the Ma~Arthur BIYd,, pro-uptrattoo elate. '""""' '"" JACt( BARNETT , manapr of the Newport Harbor Cham - ber of Commer ce: "A Jot of work has to bP done on the ordinance. You can't just go out abd tell people with $1 0,. 000 or $1 5,000 sips to tetr tt~m down. There are a lot of roof signs in thls town . We hiYe a silO ordinance that was worked out 10 year$ ago. Parking regulations to aUow that will come by mail to the Wt ShOUld lene It alocw." street sw!eptnc ln old Corona meettnr. REALTOR CURT ~H : del Mar will be discus88d at The assoclattoa will coDlta.ue "Realty otnce1 woo't buffect- tbe next meetlDi of Utt COM to sponrot coftee m"Uapwltll ed mtteb .. e.:• thole wtttl C i.-tc Assn., to be held at 7:50 the Newport "Beacb poUce ct.-mesap-bo&rd "~~"· n.re ls p.m. WedneDJ, May 1, at the partment. accordbtc to Prell-tome a&itatloe LD ua. R•ltJ' Cuaatioa AYeallt lflmmar dtnt Pn1 BB:mel. A aft ta Boud tor u aJ.IoWI.De• eor sebool. aftllable •lll'lalllloc-lolloll _, 11po 11101 -ld my mommy.'' as the , llflt ~ on the route }tet. the eactneen ellmtnated Lonc.range city park plans A name tor Newport's city JobD LWJ, trd lfl.d,, Ot!r btc&ue Jt woukl ellm.t.Date a :._::: ~~ra:: ~"':'R:.; call ror mo.-Inc the ~cion po,.-bus Une Is still beiag toU(bt, Lady Qoeen ot Anpll, Eat OOodlnr prot)ltm At tbt UC out of the sUe u las occ..,ied and the prlles han been made Blaltt: "She ciYH IIWlJ' tb1lp l.n'IM camp~& '7S wl\lcb would taft coat $2,4. sloe~ 1940, and tunlq tbe blnu, to u, but the but ooeU llort. Tbt projlet uttDCta fr,om o.s m~=-·A_... at arta to poerat pubUc reena-The local Leape of Women lA 1970 m)' taU..r dled. WbiD mUt ..e:lll ot BoaUa c...,_ ~~me nptc:tl to tlon. ue, Votert tot lata tbe act this I mtu CDJ fltbtr lbt -.. RC*I &a fntDt to Jambont pr«tf!d wltb a addll:kal two. Doa Dlt•ldwxl of tbe LeiJ(on w~ dreuJattnc Clyeta to Ud tallt to me," Raid lA ~~~ S.ch. 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Mr. II Wll hi SSt& lilt 1 • ... ·_--.:;;;::.. t.o.la .,..... .... dlnC*Ir ·-·· tt .... ,..., .... .... .. olttllta• ....._wta.a.dtlll ....,., 0 ..... ,...- dlot-II,..._ II 1111 ., l >llc-... -L~ ·-;:;~~ bJ-~n..Uae nnawW,._ ,_..--.-~ ~ :::~::.t~.::::: =--., ........ :,!-• J The Birch Log Hatfield's Humiliation lila perjlrf ....... bJ I '''he .... bE .. tbldl bud ..., • IIIUn iMMtr'- Wt ............ JoW1 II "llio-100 IU o.l __ ... lion." • 11M•..... ~ dUe" bl my 11 1 us," ire _.., '!Mil Be aJ. .ted-~ ., 1• F. lk,.,_ opm~at of new ways to make man'slot ..., 11U --CaiiJonla Lt. 14tcldod to .. ..., .. ,., ,_. ...... -1o ..U _, 1IJ _, --tn -Lat Doc .. ber. jun and blo Rio ....... r . . -~=~==~=~==~=~~---~ Ciow,ldRtfer..UtoadaMewport to try to·do ••rtttar.Wlt. Jlfl:lllt lltwMtl, ud laid bet: C • eceeted lot Ouistnw the The ain1dlia "'We're all JUih.y" to• of U. a'llll•a.t Jut n.lllly. "Tile prtftil ,.... .. do -. ._ ... .,, o1 Aa•teu 011 onp r peaed rao~' d raoluUon reminds ua of almUar ,...,... popu- 1'111 OfiMIAL •dB U E • .,..., l:lliiM t dldil.'t tell tbt lftl.l Wlp. GoN • llt:wwt .. ildwltrlel ...., be at tM n.-U.S. Stnlte un.anlmo~y • u on lar In tiM al\nnth of tbe horrtb .. , • ....,.: ·OP·.1fll an'OP J.Jdllllf-tr.tb •• I Door dan 9tll I lq 9llls lloo!ll"lfalo-cu -·ot Aloorlcu jolllo. a..,. makJnaApril30,1974 a qMCiai(Rda~) "':~ ion f he I"~ llut ~-" wer .. "t -•ltyof ~_.·-W.,i-· lo6o. ---.·;·~ clkJ,"beto.,aJ.ebeollmttt.dol1cRtltdUU..OofaoMIIItlftl',bt,llllldioce8ro)fbY Senator Mark HIUleJd """'.,..,.,,'""' t sol ~ ._ ... ,.--.._ IDe ot lho EO<doup Club ct a-cu oo}Jioool t1o1op •· • --~ 1on1p -rOIOiutlon .. u ulde next1'11esdooy 11 a "Nation· thote c:rJmoo then and "wo" uon"t ••llty of the tm Ler.ill.., .. er..-'!ltllir•CWW.,tMIS Newport ftarbor-at the Bib.&& He btt bUtt at Dtasoeratk: A.aUd tPtCtllaiiJ U bt .,._ a1 Day for HumUiiUon, Fnlin1,1nd Phyer." accut~tloat now hurltd. at u.a by Mr. HatO.Id TIL.If!HGIII ~~C.. 1M) Cotlatldu Yacht Cht1. rubtrDI.torlal ~~~ Edm_, PtOtld 411' diMppiOfM olwlllt.t Very few A~ricam will ~ornpbdn about and lho U.S. Sct\att. We suaest thlt ~ny Sml- p '" t t ......,, .,.. "ftu ... r • ...., ._ ,.....,... u c.,-He ehlrpd fldtra.l Water. C. Bran Jr. aDd Robert Mor-Pruldtllt "'-ta dola" be resolutions whkh eneour~ge ut to pr1y,or eyen tor who doe& feel auUty of the lndk:tmmtJ ln .WMII',c.llf. pte prOMC:utor Leoa Jawould ettt for tbetr attacks oa the ftl aoacommiltal, •Jtac bt Ia to fast. But humUlatlon? For what should we ' this ailfy resolution publicly confeu whatevw "n.M*"'*TIIA..,..-.iGH-. .,, , ......... w .-.t with "either DtCUifDee or out-blf oil eompulea. "huliDC ~·· ooa penoaal ... _ h Ui d' m•Ut '11 t-""llnalrim ar\d retire from poljtlcal ...... --..;),.~,...:; tc.. A41171 ..... _,. -14; U.n. rapt pqUUcal meddUnc ln ''I hope the oil eomptaMa optatoa of tbt Prntdelt, '"' urn ate · -·~ 111 rue "-~ w .. c...tr elO.... ... -'c:.:* ....... "" Cautornta poUtlc:s.'' c:onttnue to make uborbttalli Ht "' I&:IPiawHd when be Accordlng to Senator HatOeld, we should be life u a penance for hit lins . ._ ....., ........... ~ ..... ~, .. .~.,..... Mr. RtiDeCkt, a caDdldde profits,'' be J&td, He pratled a.td the J>lamt .&oakl bttraos. humiliated because .. We, u a people, lhrouaf\ It ll: ironic that Stnalor Halfleid should · · _. ,... .. ror tbe Republican nomination the oil 1Dd.Uib'J for "brladDI ferrtd 1 to tilt .. Demoent _ our own acquiescence to corrupllon and wute, · sugest nalionaJ hull)iliatlon for Amerlc.arw at ·=-~~~ : : : : : ~ : ~•• h~ M:.; tor ,overoor, ta <:Jarred wtth UJ to a J)OIJUon ol rirtull controll~ CODp'UI tor faUfnc have helped to create a moral aby• that the very time a Canadian broadcMter suppli~ 0'0'01.....00 a~• W :a:-.oo 0 :c:'CioCI: .,.'Ui. lytne to a Se•te eommlttH guollne setl-suf'lleltocy lD )tilt to pus a JtacJ,t Ia• to cleiD produces disdain for honeaty and humility tn us with a lana overdue ''pit on the ~.:k,. <71. .etlf ~ JJ.,.· ARVO E. HMPA, owner Md publisher of ttie Ensl• -.ooOQoa•oooooooo••••~ about his conoeetlon with the 4 moathl" slDce tbe fUel crisis up the meN." hi&h levels of national leadenhip ... In other While the Senator and hJs colteaaues IIW ftt to lnternatlooal Telepbooe aDd bepo. Ur • RelnecD c:blr&cterl&ed words th~ Americtut ~pitt are the cause of blame us for deOciencies attributable ln larp Telelfapb Compu}"s offer to "If rovernment would stay WasbiqtOI'II u .a place "lnblb-the cihhonesty and arropnce of our elected and measure to aovernment polk:ies, our Northern finance the 19'72 RepubUcan out or u, the olliDdustry would lied by plraJtbU,PIIbuggedmd . . 1 bo h "I 'd A-~-with conventt011 aod tbe settlement provide good servtce as be-wiretapped to u.e Umlt. You appomted offtcllls. Hopash. nei&h r t r. e many an nrnM;.an a or a fede'ral a.ntl -trust ease fore •· be claJmed. hue to 10 lt&Dii 00 tbe side-If any conclusion about the declirUna moraJ stirrin.J tribute which bepn, '"This Can1dl&n against ITT. u~. Retoecte blamed Gov-walk to tall to trteada: without climate of this nation can be made, It Is that thinks it is. time to speak up for the American~ * IT'S TIME TO PRAY He explalDed Thursday that, eroor R011aJd Reap.a's actYI-tomebody recordfnc wb&t 100 our national leadenhip has fostered the slide , as the tn01t aenerow 1nd poalbly the least I do not look to the government to as ct.Lrman of tbe state Eeo-sors for wt.t be termed "the say.'' not been victimized by it . Abandonment of appreciated people on earth .... " i , ti f t bu.. nomic DeYe)opmeDtComminee, governor's not being u actin A press aide laid the loe&.l principle by those at the top is a prime What we need in this country isn't Senator tell me t S me or me 0 pray, L' It was his job tolx'tqbustness, as he could be In ptting gov~ lf0'4) wuooeoiMr .Retaeeke's contributor to the national cynicism and moral Hatfield's "national confession of corporate it is sttll encouraging to note that the lnchJding tourism and conven-ernment out or buslDess." frleodUest atxllencea thus far laxity of present-day America . · guilt." We need instead a .,oo solid dote of U. S. Senate has adopted a resolution tions, to CalltOI'nla.Headmltted He cautioned that "lbe Arab In bls campaign, He also SLid Senator Hatfield also chides Americans for national prid~ -pride in our heritaae o( that be waa tnstrumental ln nations Will have 200 to 300 Mr . Reinecke t.s b&en •·very . .. • · d h pll h f proclaiming April 30 as a national day getting the party to agree to billlon dollars by the end of the saUstied" w:ilh press covence bewhmg gluthtons 1 ofhthe wo 1 ,dtdds resourceskat a umhe freedom, pri e in t e accom s ments o our S 01 II t the and the I Ia en muc o t e wor oes not now t e people, and pride in our willlnaness to answer Of humiliation' fasting and Prayer. a ao ego c:onven on 1 century y can come n thus r. Sherlton HoteL, OWiled by ITT, ' source of its next meaL" The truth of the mat · the world's calls for help again and apin and The Senate proclam3.Uon calls upon but that It was part or his job , f , ter is that, were it not for American inventive· again. the people of our nation "to humble as EOC chairman. Less cars, no rreeway ness and initiative . much of the world 's re· Let's celebrate the greatness ofourc:ouAtry. "It I had it to do over, I sources would still be undeveloped. Free from And then let'~ take a &ood hard look at those ourselves, as we see fit, before OUr would do the same thing," he Orange GoiiRty's road com. r:hn rieldlng, told the pth~r-the encumbrances of government . Americans political leaders whose preference for more afad Creator to acknowledge our final depend-told about 100 EIChangites and missioner said JUt Thursday ing or 60 coast leaders that have consistently found answers to the world 's more government is swallowina up our predous ence upon Him and to repent of our guests. he has given ..., oo the freeway his agency can't do much about needs from the materials of God 's earth . liberties and driving us Into privation and tlo~~·."~,tn~:t:a1~0~~~u::-a11s a solu1tion to 8coastllne traf-coastal traffic, etlher. Our people have also produced more food despotism. If we have anything for which to be national sins." - c prob ems. e W'liJld ta-·"We plan to Increase bus han d d ·bl A d f f humble, it is for the way we have aJiowed our t f men tnvestiptlngthe ITT case ther see less housing den-service alongCout Highway," ~--was ever rea~ pou1 e_. n . ar 1'om Let's change that to 1 1 repen 0 our ''wa s the poorest quality hear-sUy and fewer cars be said, ''but klng-raoge plans uc1ng gluttons, Amer1ca ns contmue not on y to leaders to con w int o put tin& so much trust in individual sins," and then .l-ead from in g I hne ever seen in the "Local people ..riu have to ror rapid transit 1n the county share our food , our technology. and our re· them. the first epistle of John, who writes U. S. Congress. There was DO take the leadership and reduce do not Include routes parallel-sources, but v.<e also lead the world in th e devel-t.'opyrfthr J9U by Th.-Jolin Blrr:h Sockly Fnrum continuity to the questioning. As the density or·developmeot ,ery llag the coutllne." that in Jesus Christ is the love of God an lnvestlpUve hearing, It was substantially," Ted McConville Joho Chapman, a private ur-p w D k 0 be f"l perfected, and "if we confess our sins, a real zero. Of course, there told a meeting or the Orange ban planning omclal •orklng en omen on ey game IS ne I were somP. cooructlng stale-County Coast ASSD. at the Bal-tor the county, said the best -1 •• , He is faithful and just to forgive us our ments, because of the poor boa Bay Club bet for baodUng cout tramc • k / sinS, and to cleanse US from all un-quaUty of Ql)8Stions." A recent. suggestion by Is lbe proposed scenic blgb~ pte s ate' The Oranle Coast College and $1 for chlktreD under 12. He did not refer to the In-Soutb Coast Reg1ooal Conser-way following San Joaquin HUls Chorale will rtnan ~e Its 19'74 OCC ~resident Robert B. righteousness.'' dlctment In his 20-minute taUt, ration CommlssJoa planners Rd. It wouldaceommodateblgb-Final luncheon of the year spring tour by stJ.g:lng a do:Uey M::10re Will play gtard tor th= James says, 10 The effectual fervent but answered questions after-that no more freeways be bW.U BP<!ed busses and low-speed and installation ot otn ers for basketball game at 8 p.m. this OCC donkey t.sketblll con~ft ward s. along the coast "is simplyaca-cars ani wuukJ have 1oop roads the following 2 years c wJII be Satu:day, April 2'7, In the OCC gent. Otbe\" likely starters Btii prayer of a righteous man availeth In his talk, he warnedtllatthe demlc," said Mr. McConville. to tie u In with local commun-held May 6 at Hotel Laguna gym. A tum .Jt Orange Coast st~~nt bOOy president Bt 1 much." In that WOnderful 14th Chapter state Is "playing a game of "Tbestatelsoolongerapprov-lUes. It would alsotletntolhe by the Laguna 8-<!ach branch College admtnlstralr'rs and Lu.s in'i. [Xc~Nau"J,dlrectot brinkmanship as tar as the lng freeways, beuuse higfrfr'ay proposed Corona del Mu free-ot the National Lea · eof Am!!r~ students will m~t an all-star of the OC~ C 10nl!. Tlie re-of the gospel of John, the Lord says of economy of CaUtornla ts con-funds are drying up r01.d con. way and the Newport freeway lean Pen Wome gu unit representing the Costa maioder o. tbe Plrattl sq(•d those who believe in Him, ''Whatsoever cerned over the next 4 years." structlon costs are ~ing and said Mr. Chapm:m. • New officer~· are Natalie M(\501 )Oltce department. Is OOing ke;»t un.1er wraps and He reminded the audience, large segments ot the pli>lic His nrm Chapman Phillips Henderson of Laguna Nl 1 Tickets 1.re ":-iced at $1.'75 possible sedation) until the ye shall ask in my name, that will I do," made up mostly ot business-orvv.se freeways.. Brandt aod,Red<llck is dralttng' In •·· ld 1 tw • for adults, .$1.50 tar stu1ents opening tipoff • ..... -. , com_.. pres en ; Antoinette and in the gospel of Matthew, 11 All things, men, that he is a. ~rmer bus-Another speaker, Or ange a master plan tor southern Or-Wtkln 1 s J c lstr ----;-=::-:-::-:c~::-::::------;-=::::-::-:-~::-::::---lnessman g o an IJIJl ap ano, whatsoever ye shall ask in prayer, be liev-· County Transit manager Gor-ange County, and has acted as vice-president· Charlotte Ll&ht __ __:L::E:.:G::A:::L:.,::M::O:.:Tc:.IC:::::E ____ _:L:.:E:.:G:.:A:::L:,.::N::O:.:Tc:.I::C::E __ ROBERT BADHAM I . a co:.sultanl to the county's of CapistranoBeach,treasurer; ing, ye shall receive." REPORT FROM road department. Rtgnor StooeandlsabeiZJegler CITY or NEWPORT BEACH Many millions will be--•--•M •-'""1181'_. · TliE ASSEMBLY c orreo~odlni and rec ording" .. ~OTI<;;E IIWI;u<Ci8Jil'l ~ •• .._.,.,.,,.._. .--:.-'6 ""'= . LEGAL NOTICE ' ' ~ SEALED BIIS 91!1 he recelfed JJ. lhe, otnce "'·""<;ttl" next Tuesday for a moral and spiritual .. The Ylrtues of public: finl.oe-philosophy of any of the can-sec:re\afl,~. ~I ,yrU.} apJn Clerk, City Hall, Newport Beech. Calllbriill, 'lllltff'l&:OO • h lng of political campaigns are dlclates for tbat oftlct? Why NOTICE OF PUBUC HEARIN• ... conduct the wrifers workshop. a.m. on the Srd day of June, 1974, at which Hme tb.,. w111 awakening --in our nation and throug out ..... 1 ~ lied by t~-h ld he .. ta d tla ~ Speaker wtll be Ellen Lee, now uo::-ftg e...o llliM:' sou pay 111S 1 o rs NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN author of "Okl Newport" and be opened and read, tor perto:rmlng work aelblJo;r-f:\.4<:. ~ the world. There is no other way to groups that would have govern-ror radio or television adver-that the Ctty Counc11 or the "Ne'ff',>Ort Bay __ a pioneer CONSTRUCTION or PHASE n, SAN JOAQUIN HILLS PAliK achieve the peace on earth that is being ment control every fa cet of Using u he does oot llk-e that City of Newport Beach 111'111 hold history." Installing officer will CONTRACT NO. 1593 our personal activity, while at form of promotional activity. a pubUc hearing rep.rdlnl '1,?· be Frances Vande~ilt. Bids must be submlned 011 the proposal form attached SO earnestly sought. Let US pray With the same time increasing tues What about the economic side pUcal!on or James p. Barrett, New members are Georgia with the contract documents furnished by the PubUe WorU faith and assurance, remembering that and government spending. of the issue? Where Is the Jr. for W~lrus Towing & Sa l-Ball of Laguna Beach. Cylene D!PJ,rtment, Tbe addltiODat copy of the proposal form Is to 1 1 The moral attitude they take money to come .from'? Most vage C~>mp1ny, located at 1605 M Carr of South Laguna Es-be retamed by the bidder tor bls records. m ore things are wrought by prayer is that we must remove the proponents are suggesting that Westcllff Drive, for a Harbor th~r W~rner DendelofNe..J,ort Each bid must be aceompao1ed by cash, cerUfied cheek than this w orld dreams of." press ure of large speclal in-a certain dollar amotmt be for . Commercial Ac:tirittes Perrott Kathelw ya w. Dills or M tssi~ or Bidder's BoOO, made parable to the City of Nawport • * • ter est gro~s from our legis-clbly taken from the income tax to operate a towing aDd ya~:bt Viejo, Jeanette Pincus of La-Beach, tor an amount equal to at least 10 percent of the lators. As I have stated many of each person. How can tbls service in the waters of New . una Beach Joyce Reardon of amount bid. • SHOCK 'EM OUT OF SLUMBER llm ~s, whlle thi s type or pres-·1w·t Ha ~bor g • The Iitle of the project aDd the words "SEALED BID" s ure mlgtlt be one that Is placed make a~~ sen:. ::nithe gov. NoTrCE is HEREGY FUR-Brea, aod Winifred w, Smith shall be clearly marked on the outside or the envelope con-We are reading almost daily about on lawmakers, II Is only ooe ernmen oes e nenougtl THE R ~IVEN that lh said or Newport Beach. Membership talning the bid. th In l.ncome taxes to pay II!: v 1 c:halrm1.n Is Olga Stern. e alarming increase in living costs as of many. When we reduce Ibis present bills? u 11 Intends to public hearlne w111 be held on Outgoing officers are flor-The contract documents tbat must be completed, ueeuted, inflatio n begins to approach the runaway particular pressure, we m•>st raise tans tor any reason, It the 13th day of May, 19'74, ence Wiggins, president; and returned In the sealed bid are: certainly Inc rease the power should be to pay the already at the hour or '7:30p.m. in the Thelma Pad1::t"k Hope Ylce-A. Proposal stage. H ow much more Will it take t o of the pressure from other in-eztstlng bills. Surely, DOt Counc il Chambers of the City president· Nib.lie He~erson B. Deslpatlon of Subcontractors awaken our citizens to the growing peril terest gro141s, such as political everyone really beUeves tbat Hall of the City or ~ewport treasurer'; Mildred W'iters, c. Bidder's Booo party leaders, tmlons, public the government can go on tor-Beach, Calltornia,atw.'licbttme corresponding secretary and D. Non -collusloa Altldavtt Of natio nal bankruptcy? When Will OUr employ~s. wel!are orpnlza-ever without paying Its bilLs. and place any and all pers~ Rlgnor Stone recording secre-E. Statemeot of FI.Danc:lal ReiPOutblllty v o ting citizens realize that it is the ruin-tions, etc. I know 1 don't. Interested nuy sppear aDd be tary • F. Teebnlc:al Ablllty aDd E~ptrleace Rtferenc:ea There Is, however, another be::lrd thereon. · These documents Shall be a.fftxed wttb the slpature and ous deficit spending b y our natio nal moral aspec t to be considered: I think that the Iep.l actions Laura lAgios DECORATING HOMES titles of the persons stgrdnc <XIi bth:aU of the bidder. For government that is daily stoking the that of req uiring a citizen to whlcb we llln a.U seen regard~ City Clerk FEATURED IH SHOW corporations, the signatures of the Preeldent or VIce Prtsl- contrlbute to the political t'unc-ing the preseot poUttcal scan-City of Newport Beach An array of Interior rooms dent and Secretary or A&slstant Secretary are reqldred and furnace of inflation? When will they finally Uoo and, Indirectly, to upend-dals sbow tbtt lbere are suftl-PubUsh: April 2~, 1974, tn the furnished and decorated tn ~ the Corporate Seal shall be afftxed to au docomtob: reqolr- take the only effective action that is ltures ln an area with •hlch cieot ~s 1D tbe present Newport Harbor Ensign. wide variety or styles, wlH be lng slpaturea. 1D the case or a Partnershl,p, the aJ.pature 'th ' h f he might not agree. For In-system to protect tbe pdlUc am>ng m>~· attracUons at the of at least ooe poen1 partner Is required, Wl 1n t e power o the voter and kick ta h -'-"id Interests o1111ooo1 reoor"•· to -N s nee, w Y .......... a person o.uoa LIGAL MOnee 20th annual 90uthland home a.M o blda will be accepted from a contractor wbo r.e not the spe ndthrifts o ut of offic e? be taxed to pay ror the poUtlcal the addiUooal ecooomlc burden FICTITIOUS: BUSINESS NAME garden sbow Joo 28 thr p been Uc:ensed 1n accordance wttb tile prOYt..lou ot Cbl,pter There is no o ther way to save our ~:m:,i:t o!,t ~:,n:da.;:th"~: ~~!=~~~lng of poUtlcal STATEMENT July 7 In the Ana.~im Coo~n-9, Dlvlsioo m of the Busloen ud Profenlo118' Code. The The following persons are Uon Center. contractor Shalt state his Ueense aumbtr &od claaRftcattoa nation fro m total financ ial disaster than R j h R "ck doing business as: Gifford '-VIsitors to the show can ret In the propoal. to Slash deep into that irresponSible ep. 0 n an ... ~ Monroe, Certified PultUc Ac:-Ideas oo hJW they may furolah Ont set of plans aM contract document., lncludlac special budg h $300 10 I~ U countants, 500 Newport Center aDd decorate tbelt own ·homea provtl1oDI:,may be obtained at 1M Publlc Worts DrtputrntGt, et o f more t an BILL N pro-DriYe 1507, Newport Beach. Motlrs will Include ererythloi City Hall, Newporl Beac:b. CaWorD11., at DO coli to Uctuld posed by the Nixon administration, to IJ .S. REPRESENTATIVE. OE~\., LOUISIANA c A 92660: Dooald Wblte Glt-from tradltionaltomoderoa.od coatraecors. It I~ requested tbat tbe plau ud coatrac:t cut bac k that immense bureaucracy, and Just a few weeks before the segments of society, wtth the ford, Jr., 1931 PortRamspte, poputarstyles.fromotber coun-doeumeot• be returned 'IFitbln 2 weeka after tbebtdape~c. deadllne for nung income tu heartest burden falllDr on the Ne1r;JOrl Bet.ch., CaUforola. tries, accordtlll' to Georp Co-Tbt CltJ bu adopted tbe St&Dclud Sptclfleatlou for P.-.Uc to get out national government's b.Jdget returns wtth tRS, c oocrus people who can least afford u. 92660; Jolyoa James Monroe, lourts, toumer-producer ot the Woru Coottr~~etloa. (19'73 EdJfloa) as Pl'tPII'ed by tbeSo1lthen back in the black _ _ just as we have to slapped · another lnllattooa.ry Employers faced wtth a mlnl-1995 Port Ntlaoo., Newp.::trt home show. Callbnta CbqMrs of tiM Amerlcu PUbUc WorkeAemebUoa "tal" oo the Amerlcau pdlUc mum waae hlke woa't abeorb Beach, cautora 92610. Tbere •tu be a flower aoo ud UM AIIOCtated GeDenJ Coatractors ot Amft'lca. ·Captu do with our own household and business by increastnc the mlntmum the Iocrel..sed eoata. They'll This busiDen Is eooducted prdea show entitled .. 1 cu. may bt obtallled from 8ulkUDc Ntw~ lac •• 3055 Oftrlud bookkeeping. wage to $2.30 an hour. Wbetber trMt 1t u udher federal tu. b)' a paeral part:aerah!p. ntnl of tJowers, •• produced bJ' AYealll, Lot ~In, Callllnla toOS4, (!lS) 8?0aSIII71 •• the proponeota call It a tax or aad pau U 011 to the couumer 1n Slped! Doaald Matte GJtrord Harry Mac:ree with anti mated Tbt CttJ bu: ......,_ Studlrd lpe<:Jal Proriatou P:t Stud-Perhaps this could shock the voters out DOt, tllat 1a what It Is. ADd tbe b.t(ber retan prten. wecaou-Jr., JoiJoa James uoaroe. displays by Doa Be:ot. ard Dnw!Dp. Copill o1 ...., are anJitblil at tM ~be of their lethargy: The interest on the coooeqoences of tblllnflattoo. pect aHcrooo-tho-boord Joomp Thl01totemea1 9U ftlodo1tb "Famllrororld .. 1 -"crib Woru lltpartmW ala-ct$5.01 por oot. i al th ary mon will aooa bt felt Ia la the oosts of tood, c:kJtblDc, tbe co_, Clerk at 0rance to cohece,. '~~c:Uoa with A ......,.d ''CwWic:ltrl ol .....-...c:e 1:1r ec.tnet W•ll: nat on debt io e coming fiscal year will lllgher coooomer prices to •-hOuolng lOid mliiJmuoofachorool CoiOity .., Aprlll9. 19?4, wn. dlapllyo ct play oqlllpmem, lor City" •• IIU -"""'"",'lrJ tho City. Thll form II cost us over $30 BILLION. Who do you •eryooe. IQOdo. Uom E. St Joloa, county clerk, bol>bl" -lcnlls aal-tho oaiJ --ct..__ •-blo to tho City. Tloo suppose gets most of that Incredible Tho unlort-tetrony "'w. lo<rouool 00118000ler cooto by Thoroa II. Ward, -· -i matertall 9111 bo loa. •ooc-""' -..w. bo r-Io .,_....lblo •• bit olpoutlcal hOroe tradloogll 1 h 1 ~--11,_._ Pllbblb: April n, May z, 9, tooroollll tho--llooohaU. -aftfdotlloo~ sum of tax money? The international thotltloactoaltyaooll·llborlild "._ ty t ~ 01 --. ts,l9?4,tothoMnporJRatbor ' F«.., roq--. tho~ JoMor Blot-., bank h bu I 9111 hllft lho -lo It lo IIIIo· -le, tho roUrool, tho ""'· Eoo!gn p HZft ..._ ud --., lllld FaJ-. p---l ers, w ose sioess it is to end dod to ho\1>. tncomo lOid -.., ... ~~aro. • • LIGAL IIOTICI .. IIOI .bo 18 10 ,_"" srar or_..,_., .. _. money to governments and thus to keep For loor-1Dcomo-k0Joo1th ;:::.::..":: ::::: LleM; IIOliCI • PICTITIOUI sumn:aa NAill 111 tho -c1 ~ Tllo---moot allo "'"a adding to their own immense Wealth. 109 mulooloble ot:IUo, thll-ooocloll IDcroUoot .....,_, FICTITIOUI SWIIIEIIS NAME BTATIIII!I'r <--I PoU., Bo-a Jlallor ot A « -., ud a ..... -.... 0'111 m-thai 9011ar0 lllld -~~~~~loy-. II"JATIIIItiiT Tho tollootq par-11-, F-1 Rolllar ot II -AM u por 11oo Iaioot odllioo a1 The liberals and lett-winger& should get mu7 ot 111am o1U bo prtcool rolll. ThotoUo9llluor-lldolloc buolaoa u : c..l7'a ---•ltorllolllti~(Pt I IJ-1 oloM!Jir~ just u Irate about that 1hocker u we con-rfc!ll oool ct ao alnod7 oalliill--o.o ·~ -otoro, 1'10 Baat I '1111 lllnll. llo -wiD Uoo ..m-II Arlkto a c..,.. 1, rtpl 0001 ot ao alro.IJ Uodool Thoro 11 oooolldoo( II tho o .. Hi': ~ • c;;;; .;;;:" C-.,_ ~~~. _., Part ' II lllo Q'S * ~ Codt (Jodloaa 1+tli a1 -~ servauves are. Here Is an lswe on which 1a11or _.,.._....,. __ lillie lowllRt __.. .... c.ur _7,.,.;..,.~.-Clrl...,.. CoolPIPor croolr, tloo City oo :IIGtllloCIIJot•._,-. ........ 11 1 we should all be united: Stop the1e to-pJo,ll'llo--t IOOrt-tlaoto cw a.._-oon11e-. •1... • • -• Hll c-a.. C4olo .,_, ·11oo _.. ..-....""' 11 por --~....., A•~•-----••-•· ,...,.10 .. -,..., ... sn• AI .... """'• ., Calli.-. .._, __ Iolobo,. .. aad..,_ ·--•· crew.""" ranaom paymentll to tbe big 1t7 w 11 w~tw •n••· ... -.. proclwdwlb rllllll a. .. esuof Call • ...,, .. owdlltW nu ' r n ta cetaollld ..._, • .,.. t1 ww• • • ••rts•..... n1a11 bllnken by 11tt1nc the nattODAllilldc•t In -____ ,..,... -o,..,, ..... _..,a.. nu_,.,1 117• II' ItaL lllo 11 1101 • liMIOI---11amu ... ~•·--·-A _. _ _.•-to pay ..-... .-._r -~will he: oua--~·-• r r ..,_ ..0--.. ......, Crlalophr c. -p'CitiiQI 7 IO,IrA.A-11.-r u'1 1o ' UIUAIJ-....,.. .w-'-. uu.UUM .. ....,-tWtztctl sJu; .. ..,.. ••••• .. ..,,.._ TMa.i -... -c.....,. ......._ ....... ., ... CIItCW...A11 Msstl .. MCIUII IIMtODAl debt. ,_IQIIIoo. tkal.:... ~-rlofieJW, lllo C.:' c:..-..~. n1oc.:;. C--.. -:~ 101-loo PlUM ltr&IJIII«Pd fl:cr * TlWI 1s •~ec.;t~oa year. Tbit ---:-..::r;:.~a~ =.-:.=:,r;:~ ='l•:,a,1"' :..,._..-:,1.,..wu., ... c:r-.:c••~~~~wn•·--• · ~~ tllat yau ~ do~ about H. Kick..-. -• • •• 1111-••--•·•--:-na:. ._ .;:t',::; -I. •-. ....,.-, fto 11r ...,.. .... __ CJUt ~~~~ ~ .ad Yale ,_ tholl ,..., •• J 3 p ... W ...-. ••• 2 .... ~ .,. ":'.:-........ ....,, II-... -.. Jill 2 PI Rio 'ho-C&ll ........ ,. -- ' ··--· ..... ~i= wbo U'8 dedlolltecl to 1111 Wflftl al. llllal--·· ma Be a laltraor .... -11 ~ l-; II .. r :;..:; I"' lllllo our ~ npuiJUc. 11 wn tt to 1oo-.,. aa -• su. ':'lltr .r ••••• _.. . . • • GEM TALK TODAY S, J.C. Ho..,hrlea J.C. Hump/v;. .. who. notW lr '623 N.wport Slw;t M1 bHn • $D•t• 'U.u ,.ndmMit ftN mofW ttt.n 21 I'Hff, i1 •n wrhorl ry on gtlml •nd ,_lty, TH! GEM Of MAY ' Emerakl, the stooe tor May, ls dedicated to Veaus, Coddtss of love, To some aneteot1 lt me1.nt eternal JOUth &.IllS falthtulnen ot loveu. An old rhyme states: "It Is a gem that hath tile power lo show it pUcftted lovers keep thelr troth or po; 11 faJthful, tt Is Uke the leaves of spring, 11 faithless Uke those leaves withering." Cleopatra had 1D almost loexbaustable supply of em ~ eralds from her mines in Egypt. Nero's pollshed emerald shle)ded a wealr.eye while watching gladiators, and Roman women wore the emerald to insure constan- cy against the pain of child- birth. Most genuine emeralds contain ttny lnelustons which the French term "en Jardin" --the prdenottheemenld. Their createst beauty lies in the color, which should be a rich creen With blue over- tonea. They are understand. ably n.lued asoneofour four most popularpreclousgems. PRIVATE STORAGE ,.,_.. Ge4f. ,CoN • v ......... 171 .. ) 135·7"1 SAPITV AND ,ltiVACV IN THI SWISS UAOITK>N FUlLY INSUflfEO CLUSTERED AROUND Mrs. Clayton Thompson, American· ism ehalrma.n for the Newport Harbor Amertean Lelfoo Post 291 Auxiliary. are winners of the receot esay eontellts on "Why I Love America." Besides the eerti'- tleate held by Mrs. Thompson, the wioners received bronze medals from the Aux1Uary. Elementary school winners are left to right, Rosalee Rodda, 3rd plaee, a 5th grader from Harbor Vtew School; Tony Ctlrlst- opher, 6th plaee, 5th grader at Harbor View; Sherri Spray, 200 plaee, 5th grader at Harbor VIew; Scot Swan, 5th plaee, 5th grade, Harbor VIew; Seott Loos, 7th plaee, 4th grader from Andersen' school; Pamela Parker (in tront), 1st plaee, a 4th grader from Newport Heights school, and Debbie Persons, 4th, a 5tll grader from Andersen. (Ensign photo.} World series of chili Warming ~ tor the "world on the 200,000-acre ranch series of eMU," the Balboa owned by Sllelby lP tbe town Bay Club Is staging a chill of Terllngua, Texas, !mown as cookout on the, shores of the chill cq:~ltal of the world. Newport Bay. The Bay Club ehlll cookout, Tbe cOOkout Is settor Thurs-Whleh wlll be held in the main day, Aprtl 25, with 10 chill dinlnc room wtth the eh1ll chefs com~tltors from the BBC YJ-cooking poolslde "tllder the ina: tor top bonors. One wtll stars" on the outdoor patio, be eOOsen as "chief chill head begins at 7 p.m. with eockta.lls. of the BBC" tor brewing the Cotm.try wastern m-nteby''Re<! best t:atch of thls powerful dish Dog" Weber aoo his "Wtlshlre in the taste IOOgment of such Boulevard Buffalo Hunters" luminaries as Carroll Shelby, w111 add additional splee to the the former Gran Prlx world evening. -:-~-:"1' championship race driver and · deYOiooer of the Cobra Shelby REPERTORY TO STAGE auto; Dan Gu,.,ey, world famous PRODUCTION APR. 24 formula race ear driver· C V PHOTOS COPY Wopd Jr., prealdel)t cd Me~ Dr . David Emmes aDd his Cullbeli 011 COm'Pany· "Wood)'" So uth Coalt Repertory players ·de SUva tormer direct of will present "f,.,r all tbe aviation for the city ofOn~lo world's a stage'' a' thelrvlne aod Los Angeles atrport· judge Coast Col1rltey CIOOWednesday, Calvin P. Schmidt, and' Judgt~ April 2•. Dr. Emmes Is es:eeu. James W:1Isworth ttve director ot the Repertory BBC's chill ~ will then Theatre and president of the sponsored by the club to Newport Harbor CulturalFoun- parUelpate In the international dation. nent to be held 1n November Guest soloist will be Stefan Petrort of the Newpo rt Harbor Opera Assn. Alan stoneman, Foundation chairman, wtll bring guests ~ to date on plans for the cultural center to be built in Newport Center. The proa:ram, which will fol- low a noon luncheon, ls belna: presented by the Women's Dl- YIIIOII of the Newport Harbor Chamber of Commerce. WOELFFLER PAINTINGS AT NH ART MUSEUM ,.._...,,._ ......... ........................... , .................... The Newport Harbor Art MIIHum will prtMnt a sur- YOJ oxllll>ltloo of the pototll>p &Dd colla pi bJCautornia arUit EmtriOD Woeltrer trom April &MEHAR£rll fUIUIAl DIIICfOIJ MARINERS .TBJ TI:ACHDIG IS CIIITERID 0" .11111.11 CIIIUIT .uri> TRB BIBLE, WITH EIIPIWIII Clll PUCTICAL CIIRISTIAII UYIIIG. ALL AGU AU WILC<IIIIE. 27 to Juno 2. ... Gifford PblWps, president of lhe Puadeoa Muaeum of Mod- en Art and a member of tbe board of the Muteum otModern Art, New York, has been asked b)' the PbUUpsGallet:rin Wasb- lngtoa, D.C., to select 20works from this nhibltlon to be shown at the Pbllltps Gallery alter the shOW closes in Newport Beach. i&'fM'rtlltMOI .. NIUIIED liUIILI' ·-PAlE I THURSDAY, AriiL 2S, lt74 aJ!IIIA II&!¥-eM. Zany farce to be $faged Tbe Costa Meta Ct'ric Play- boUle wUl tDd the ....::m with a oew tuce bJ James Klrk· wood with tbe e~Dbt!Uenble UUe of "U.T.B.U." The ~ centerS aro.md a zaay orJIDIU.Uoa that cledi· cates tt.Jell to rtptlna: au tbe world'llllJ by swnm.tl'fnter· m tnaHoo of all tbe DUty people lD it. An erstwhile child aetor, bent on mak1nC a on career for himself on the slap, '1a reported to the orguisation as a "grandmother abuser ," wblcb eets tbe pian 1D motton •nd Is the story of the play, The ehief or UTBU Is a bUDd man wttb two denstatlna: de- rices at his dllpoasl --a eaoe aDd a carefUlly glft wrapped bomb, both of whlell he brlnp into tbe ott-beat ~mUy of the actor. Stanley Wlaatck, AnDabelle Quigley, and Ron Moeller han· dle tbe prtneiple roles and are supported by Helene Briggs, Susie Scott, Catherine Ames, OUve Rlchea, John Almry and Sbanna Holliday. The madcap fill will begin May 25 aoo continue fridays aDd saturdays througta JUDe 8 at the Community Recreation Center, at the West end ot the Orange County Fairgrotmds. THE WIDE WORLD OF WOMEN AT CAMPUS "Celebratioo of women," a weeklong observance of woman- hood, will be staged April 30 through May 5 on the Orange Coast College campus. Free lectures, ntms aDcl seminars have been scheduled, The Callfornta Association of Women Administrators and Counselors will hold Us aMual conference May 3 on the OCC campus. The title of the con- ference Is "Wide world of •o- men." CHECKING the table reservations--or are they figuring the odds? --tor the speelal "nigtlt at the races" party betnr g1ven by the Newport Harbor Art Museum Tuesday, April 30, are Mrs. Walter D. K. Gibson Jr. of Balboa, at left, a put president ot the museum, and Mrs. Ernest A. Br)'2.nt m of Laguna Beach, who is the chairman of the eYent. The fun-benefit wm include a stt-down dinner at the Los Alamitos Turf Club, where there is a panorama view of the track plus a special race In hOnor of the museum. (Ensign photo.) LEGAL NOTICl NOTICE TO CREDITORS SUPERIOR COtm.T OF THE STATE OF CALifORNIA fOR THE COUNTY OF ORANGE No. A-'?9118 Estate of ROGER ROY WAL- TON, deceased. NOTICE lS HEREBY GI.VI:N 'S I f ' • N 1 f'l to the credllm's of tho above Y YeS er IS O. I m named decedent that au.,.,. sons haYing claims against the day, May 12, and at DOOD Frt-satd decedent are reQuired to day, May 17, and again nation-nle them wtth the necessary ''Sylvester and the magic pebble," a 6-minute anl~ted eo lor Him made by 4th and 5th grade stOOents at Klllybrooke school, Costa Mesa, has been chosen No. 1 at the Young People's f11m FesUval, and was shOwn last week at the Newport-Mesa school board meeting. The children chose the book, written by Wllllam Stela:, and then adapted lt, handllnr all ptlases of tile production, toeludin& holdlnc tryouts for the votees used to narrate tbe ntm, accordlne to Larry Wrliflt, audlovlstal speelalllt at KtUybrooke's mtdla cea.tft, who ·~tsed the grcq>. Twelve ehi1dren ln the scbool's 19'72-'7S mtntallJ lifted mlDOrs pro,ram cooperated In thepro- lfct. The ftlm was made tor entry 1n KCET -Channel U's Yotllll People's Film Festtnl, where U toot first plaee in tbe K-6 division, and was then sent to the oatlooat compet1Uon. "Syl- nster" wtu also form part ot a Channel 28 special whieh wtu be broe.dcast at 7:30 Sun~ wide on National PBS on Tues-vouchers,' in the of.ftce of the day, June -4. clerk of the above entitled eourt, or to preseoi tllem, with HEAR-M ORE INSTITUTE the neeessary vouchers, to the PICKS ADVISOR BOARD uooersiCJII!d at the ofllce of his Children's Hear_ More In-attorney, KEENE, DION, MAD- stltute, an Orange County SEN II JENNINGS, Profession- organtutloo whOse major goal al Corporation of his attorney, Is to construct a reereatlonal KEENE, DION, MADSEN &. camp tor hearlng Impaired JENNINGS, Professtooal Cor- children, has named a 6-porattoo, Suite 530 AvcoFinan- member advisory board. clal Tower, 620NewportCenter Board members are Ed Ar -Drive, Newport Beaeh, Callf- nold, president oftheCallfornia ornia 92660, wllleh Is tiM! pla.ee Jaycees and head announcer of business or the lmderslped at radio station KOCM In New-In all matters pertaln1o& to port Beaeb; Jtek Barnett, ex-tbe tltate of said decedent, ecuUn secretary or the New-within four mootl'lS after the port Harbor Chamber of nrst publication of this ootlce. Commerce; Charlie Cowan, of-Dated Aprtl9, 19"74. fenatn ruardofthe Los Anplu Daniel Roy Walton, Adm1P- Rams; Sister Jane Frances, tstrator of the Estate of the prea1dent of St. Jude Hospital aboYe named decedent. and RehabiUtatiotl Center, Ful-Keene, Dion, Madsen&. J•- lerton; Norm Kaplan, president nina:s, Profeutooal Corpora~ ot tbe Foundation for the Junior tton, Suite 530 AYeo Fi.oaDclal 811Dd, and Dr. Sammy Lee, Tower, 620 Newport C-.ter Santa Ana ear specialist and Drive, Newport Beach, Cautor- member of the president's nla 92660, TelephODe:&U-8181, eounell tor physical ntness and Attoroey tor Admlntstrator. sports. Publish: Aprll II, 18, 25, It'll be April in Paris May 2, 1974, in the. Newport Harbor Ensign. The Women's Guild of the co-Uac and n.uu, aftilllllo. SUIIDAT SERYJCD, WORSHIP SERVICES AND SUNDAY SCHOOL ao<lll,OO A.M . . .. . . . , ... 7,0b P.M. &75-4550. Recently appointed to the palnttnr depu1ment at otla Art Newport Rubor Church of Re- Institute, Emerson WoeUfer bad Ucloua Science is sponso~lng unttl 1973 taught at the Cal-a hmd raisin& dinner on April Uornia Institute of tbe Arts, 28 from 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. wbose faculty he lad Jolned in at the Newport Riviera club- 1959 wbell It ftS orlciDillJ boute oa Santa Isabel, Costa Cboal d Mesa. Old Smoothtes" from lutne. Entertainment wU\ Include numbers from well knOWn Broadway shows sung by a cruarch soloist, Unda Powell • There also wtU be door prius tDd mll:er dances. Mrs. Ruth Seaver KenDfld}' ts president of the Womeo's Cutld. The deeoraHoos are be Ina: at. raaged by her, U&ing Ulacs lDd •k>lets in keeping wtth tht theme. Ear Tbe theme of tbe party 1s COIN ... -..NW'r on•DW'A-HAV'I Mf I.We&...-wa I nAil euAIU,.. •(ust.M&...., ... ...... !( ........... . •(M,I• ............. , • PH'-uit~Mt AMilteau '"""' .... th .. 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While In blgb scboOl Vlrctaia was a member ot·the drUI team, pla,.S 'flolla ln tbe school orchestra and was a pla.Do ftii&Uit 1D tbt On.nge County m..teaJ uta: aacUtloDIJ fOI' Z r•u. Sbe was a Tlcktocker __, n s pre- ,...ed at the NIHoaal Cbartty Leapt debu- tute tilll ta 1966. • 'IUGINIA CUI TIS TOM IICHAftDS TOM RICHARDS baa beeD ramed admlD- Istralor ot Costa Mesa memorial hospital, succeeding RALPH CASTLETON, wbo ba.l accepted the positioo of admlnlstrator ot Greator El Moate comnhmlty bolpltal. U.r . R tch.ards comes here from Corpus Chrlstt, Teas, where be was admJalstrator of Pby. slelans aDd Surgeons reoerat hospital. He I.J a naUve of Oklahoma, reeelnd hi.J baebelor'l decree In business admlntstratioo at tbe Unl- nrslty of Oklahoma and completed gradtate work tn manarement at the Unl'rerslty fA T exa s . • • • Orange Coast College instructors BAR BARA BULLARD and PATRICIA KUBlS l».re beeD chosen for Inclusion In tbe 1974-75 editl.oD of "Outstandiog educators 1D Amerlea," aa annUl pubUcatlon hoaol'tnc mea and womeD ln the fteld of educatloa. Barbara, whO .., been at OCC siD<:e 1966, Is an asst.stut professor of speech. Her OCC speech teams b&.-e woo more than 500 trophies, lDc1udlDC ~nal sweepstakes a'ftl'ds ta I 9"11 and 1971, Patricia, on the faculty IInce 1965, ls an alil&clate profeseor·of EacUth. She bas p!Z- Usbed 2 novels and numeroWJ short stories ud articles UDder the aame of CateJ Seott. She w~s a nrst place 1rlnoer 1D tbe aMaal Nattonal Press Womeo's awa:r d competition lD 1965. • • • Picking or chids Is a rare bappening for desert dwellers and campus eo-eels ezcept to April. when the oreh.kl tree at Jud ... school In Scottsdale, AriiOOI, Is laden wttb ezotic pink bkMJsom s. The orchid picker 11 SHER l HATFIELD of Z'731 Baysbore Dr ., Shor es a 7th grader at Jud1100, Artr.ooa's ' eollep preparatory schOOl. now _er 45 feet tall, ls a II.ALD IIOCK DAVID KUHM • lrriM ComJUf'l realdelb&l dltialoa, wfth re-IIIUty lor eoor-tllr e1a11e family pro)lel:a, t.eldac 1Ha CIIIJOII, tlatferalty Part alii~ 8&7 Homu. Mr. Brock, U, wbo jotDed tbe b'.,._ Co. 1D. 1968, ls a u.tln 011 Nebrull:a., p-adaat.S from Cal State Ulllifltalty, LoDe Beac:b, ta 1984, and re-j ceiftd bl1 muter'• decree 1D eltil englDeer- lnc 1D. 1988. He aDd bla wife, Kathleen, t.ve 4 cblldreo, Mary, Tberea, Kathy IDI1 Jenni- fer. llr. Kubn, SO, ,adtated wltb bollors In 1965 from West Point, ~erved as a captain in tbe Air Foree for onr 5 years, n s asso- ciated with PSA AlrllDes before )lininl the lrriDe Co. In 1971 . He aDd hls wife, ~ose- marie, are pareots of 1. aoa, David . r. . . ' . DR. JEAN E. CARLIN, eblet of professional tdueaUoo at Falrri., state Hospltal ln Costa Mea, taa betiD appol.Dted exee.utln associate dean for the uc trnne Collere ot Medicine, lt ls &nDOtmeed by D-.a STANLE Y VAN DEN NOORT. Dr. Carlln, 44, holds a concurr ent appollltment as asslata.nt eUateal profussor of psycblatry 1D the Collep of Medicine . Sbe 11 a resident ol Seal Beacb. rn 1969 aD4 1971 abe seued as a Yohmteer physician for VIetnam. Sbe e1.ned tbe B.A. cum laude · aDd the B.S. degree at tbe Uulverslty of Mlnoesota, aDd the M.A. arxl M.D. degrees from tbe same Institution. • • • BERNICE KRAMER, Class A mi'mber of the Lady Golfers Professional Assn., has beeo named bead golf professional for Del Webb's Newporter IM. She has 10 years ol professioDII aolllnl esperlenee, most r e - cently as the teachinl professional at tne Disneylaod ,olf center. Redheaded Bernice, former · model and member of Scr een Actors guild, Wll •u:,aet~ ... ,u .. lo· ... ~ ..... , ...... mP. of golf IIRMICI ltRAMIR GIN. JOHN O'NI!ILL LT. GEN. JOHN W. O'NEILL (USAF, r e- tired), 56, IW.s been named to the board of directors of Celeseo Industries lnc., Costa Mesa bl!adquartered aerospace arxllndustrlal prod ~~eta manufacturing company. Gen . 0' Nelli, a muc h decorated combat pilot w~o new bomber mlsstoas oJer Japan ln Wor ld War n, commanded the Space a rxt Missile Systems Orpnlr.atioa from 1967 arxl 1969 and was Ylee-eommUider of the Alr For ce Systems Command from 1969 ~~r~.tlt his retirement in 1972. He and his wife, Dorothea, ha ve .f SOIUI and Z daughter s. Another son, De nnis, was kUled Ia acttoa ln VIetnam In 1966. • • • Architects GEORGE BlSSE LL of Newport Beaeb aod WA LTER JOHN RICHAR DSON ol Costa Mea ban been elected to the College of Fellows ot the Amertca.n Institute of Architects. lnnstlture of the newly elected fellows will take place May 20 at the AlA 's I D.Dtal eoaJentlon In Washington, D.C. Fellows of the Institute are entitled to use the lnttla ls F AlA after their nam es. • • • The flag tMt was raised Apr il 15 to launch the weell:-kml dedteatton of the 11 stor y patient care Hoar hosplta I tower Is the Jrd SHIEIII HATI"II!LD • •011•T MUG lENT Hoa.1 t1a1 prorlded by MRS. CHAR LES FlSH- ROBERT H. NUGE NT of Newport Beaeb BACK, whose husband Is oo the hospital's bas been named asststant to tbe president tor board of directors. The fir st weot up when Blue Cross of Southern CallforDJa . He Ia a the fla g staoda.rd was lnstalled In trent of utlve of Mlnoeapolls, a p-ad-.te of the Unl-the main hotpttal bu:tldlnc. The second was rerstty of Mlnne.ota aDd of IBC , where be raised oo top of the crane when the tower studied bustaess admla1straUoo. He sened coostruc:Uoo began. The 3rd ooe Is oow flying 1D Europe as an Army eapta1D durlng World Z4 hours a da1 on the tower roof. Tbe Fish- War n, recelflng the t:ltnr star, broue back• dom.ted fU!Ids for the nac. flagpole, star, purple beart, the FreDCb crotzde caern, ftttlop aad UibtJ. Tbe nac lt.tf was obtUned aDd a pres'ldeat.&l ettatl>n. He has beeo. a from Rep. ADdrew Hlns._• after It wa s flown Blue Cross empJoyee for MUly Z5 yean, onr the U, S. Capitol. AU:ed wby she eanl- Ht aDd his wife B1llie IW.n Z claacbters, LJDDt pt..tpa 10 Ylpously for Z.f bour O.P atop I.Dd Llzette. balld.iDp, Mrs. Flsbblek said, "The flag • • • reprneota freedom ud juttee, t ll)eeil.lty GERALD lntoe, a oil Rock hi.Ye E. BROCK ot WaiDm Vtnap, 11Dee we are DO loopr IDYolnd 1D a war . DAVID B. KUHN JR. of Tortle It 1.1 a betcoa of brotberbood. As_ saeh tt berea •JMd muapra ror u. 1bould ny "trY hour ot tbe dlJ," r---1 I I I 6 U~--------------------, Need a HelP-ing Hand? • ~ .. f~;!'.sBRUSH & HAMMER : joiJI Millimu of A....me .. ,., ;, p,.,,.,. 010 April JO Our country faces crisis. Our nation needs a moral and spiritual awakening. If ever ..., Deftl ro pray-it is now. s .. pporttiH u.s. s,.,. c.ollto tw•1" '7h' CMf.gf'I JJ h"d'J prod11ims 1h111 April 30, 1974 b• • NMi-.1 D•1 of Ht~miliMi011, Ft!Ulfng lfUi Pr•1n ; tm4 c.Jis *f'Otl 1h1 fnol'l• of OIW t141i0fl. lo h*mbk O~Ws.lv•s tiJ fill s•• {II, be/or• OIN Crelllor IO «hOfiJhJgl om firllll tl~er~Mnc. llf'cnt Him .,J 10 r'{JetU of om 1141icm4/ sifts:• This is the 6rsr time the United States Senate has ta,ke(l.suc h a historic step since confirming President Abraham Lincoln's CaJI ro Prayer in 1863. Hw~ is God's Promise! "'If m y people who are called by my name s hall humble themselves and pray, and seek my face and rurn from their wicked ways, then will ( hear from heaven, will fo rgive their sins, and will heal their land" (II Chro nicles 7 ' 14). God wants tO change the heans of men and women. He wants to men(l broken families. H e wants to turn suspicion, harr, discord inro love, forgiveness, har- mony. God wants ro give our narion a new b irth of faith and freedom! Go4 ii •hle-if we will rurn from OUI· S<!'lves, look ro Him and fww'J.', ·• ' ' On April 30 millions wlll be joining togethf-r to pray for change. Millions will be praying for a mo ral and spirit. ual awakening in our country and in rhe world. You cllfJ ;om 1h'"'! .-. ....... ~----~ ------·--~ ... ·--·--====-~co:-.::::::: ----·---· :_-:...'"":"""..::::r=. '1!=:3 :: ........... -----· -··--~--------·----------______ .. ___ _ ---- • In your home, at rhe office, by younelf, with a neighbor, you can have a pert in releasing the mightiest force for good known to man-prayer to a loving, •ll·powerful God! There is a way to peace, equ"lity, aecurity, harmony. · Let's take the 6rst step toward a new America! Thi•gs 1"" -1 wish to Jo to helf>: • Plan ro participate in this National Day ol Prayer on April 30. • Encourage family, friends and neigh- ... ,., .~~.~.w~~'-~'l~fray. • :· • Urge fQWlchun:!lL.m bold a spec;iaJ pta)'ff ten-icc on Aptil 30. • •I I • Ask yow local government officials ro pass a similar resolution in your city. • Encowage your local newapapcn, radio and TV smioosto ouppottd>e Scaate llaolutioo with publiC la'f"- ice announcements aod editorials. To H•lf> Yo" Pr•1 010 Af>rll JO Pray for national repentance, acknowl· edging God's mercy and forgivenn! (II Chronklet 7' 14). Pray for the leaders of our country- national, stare. and local -that they may have wisdom, integrity, protection, guidaDCC' and an awareness of God's pt<S<r~tt in m;nd and hean (I T Unochy I ,6; Jmm;ah 33,3). Pray chat, as individuals, we will rn.lizc God's love and draw upon His witdom and understanding (james 1::5 , Prov- erbt 3 ::5,6; I Corinthians 13). Pray for young pwple and their farni- ltes, that they may desire and be willing to listen to and learn from each ocher (Coi,OIIWu U O; EphnW>s ),1)-6,4). Pray fo r those who ~re priso ners o f drugs, alcohol. immoraliry, obsccniry, pornography: crime, prejudice, unbe- lief and despair (Matthew ':44, 4'; John 8'36). Pray fo r ,the purification o f o ur thoughts and defth, chat wt may br 6:t instruments and channels for God's lo ve where we live, wo rk, play and worsh ip (Colossians I :9 -12; Philip- p;aru 4,6, 7). .------~__....__, .. Srudy these pasaages in the Beblc;. 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April 11, a mtsee~ eou abower was bekl lD uW Sad<lleback IIIII In Santa ~ The hollte...,, limes, Jamu L. l,.ynch, ,WUllam Huot, WU~ ltanY, Hm, Ud Harry AabeQ, decct'ated the room with fresh now;ra 1.011 creeoery, wblch wer; presented to the bride-PROGRAM CHAIRMAN ud Srd ftce prealdM1t, Mrs. to-bt for her Tust11 borne. Charles Rlnpalt Jr., at leR, ud 200 flee prtsldeot Ari afterDoon tea wUI be held aDd wa.ys and means chairman. Mrs. John OtD'tee, both this SUDday ln the hooorofMiss of ~bor View Hills, get togetber to sample the bd)bly Larthn•a brldesmat<lJ. The tea in a.otletpa.Uon ol the "spring 111nr'' wine tastiDC aDd wlitibe bekl LD tbe Orange borne dlnner put:y to be given by the Harbor Vtew HtiJ.s Com~ or Mrs. Ralph E. Llnnert, aunt mtttee of the OraftC" CoWlty Ph.Uharrnootc Society 0111 ot the bride. Co-hOstesses are Sunday, April 28, at the sau Antonio Winery, 1500 Mew- Mrs. James Ross Bryant, port Blvd., Costa Mesa, fl'om II to 10 p.m. ResernUona cra'*'motbeJ: or the bride, and may be made with Mrs. Durkee, U.-4056, or Mrs. Mtsl Wary Ltnnert, couatn of E. Robb Livingston, 640-0481. (E1181gn pboto.) the bride. The bridesmaids a.re Tber ese anj Elizabeth Laytou, D T • k t k s isters of the bride; Laurie r. em1an a 0 speo Barter, sister or the brid~- groom: Llnda Schmitt, Mary I • Llnotrl, cousin ot the bride, at ast concert previeW aod frt!ss Debbie Layton, niece or th, bride. T~ re!learsal dinner wm be held on May 2 ln the Garden Crove home or Mr . and Mrs. Sam E. Barker, parents of sam E. Barker Jr., the bridegroom. A May 4 wedding Is planned for Holy .Family Church In Orange. Shirts For Men Blouses ,For Women Collar Cuff I n The Orange CoLmty Pllllhar-lfornJa Chamber Symphony, monte Society will present Dr. wUI preview the concert to be Henri Temlanka as tbe speaker presented by the Los Angtles for the last of the 19?3-74 Philharmonic coodueted by concert preview series at 10:30 Zubin Meru', thJs Saturday a.m. this f'rlday, April 26, a t night, April 27, The selecUoos the Edwards Cinema Theatre, to be previewed are: Beetbov- Newport Center. en's "Egmont" overture Dr. Temlanka, founder (in Dvorak's cello concerto, Rim~ 1961 ) and conductor of the Cal-sky _ Korsakoff's "Sehebera- zade.'' Dr. Temianka'srecentlypub- Ushed book, • · Faclng the music,'' a look at the world ot music, including critics, will be on sale. A dollar from the sale or each book will be coa- trlbuted by Dr. Temlanka to the Orange County PhUharmonlc Youth Concert series. U. S. BI -CENTENNIAL PLANS TO BE AJ RED The Newport Beach City Arts Commission Invites all cultural and arts gTo~S 1n the Newport Harbor area to a forum on May Lui Saturctar IIIDI. Alwll 20. wu lbe loftu,.t aJpl <I lbo r-lor AntoUino dt Oro Aall.tlary •mbera J.lkl cuuta, tor II -lbo ... "' Uoolr 1 ....... baU. At tM cowtyvd to-«•to, .-rkllJic ill tbe ltCIQ, IUflla were weleomtd by tbe biU ebl.lrmu. Wu. Mu•u Nledecker, aoo bui!Ud, ud tbt tldilluy prtlldet!t, Mu. Wllfrod llorllo, IUid -Dd. Tile Moatt Carlo room at the Nnporter lan DeYer looUd more be&atlf\&1. The "out- door• tied bNa broupt iDdoon," ao to tpUt, 'Wltb cncetul tree• lbdq the wall aDd cr._ hldp plutt bordered the entry 11 ••U u tbe orebeltra ltud, &Dd ba.nging ba.tot. rJllU'p featMrJ f•u naytdonr- bud. Ptowu flUid pSibol added color aDd lllttrttt to •eb tad ot the room . Gold aod crJ.tal eperpe1 brimmed with huge lonc-ltlmmed oruce-plllk carnations cen- tarod tht ptDk UDeDid tables. lmrPeue ripe strawblrrlel compltted the ptcture perfect table ..mnc. •loDe wttb. tb1s year's Gold BooU, at m'ildJ'• plate .•. all planned by ever 10 artistic Mn. Do .. ld Starllnc, deco- ration ehalrma.n. oD eue, tile lfe&t doora opeoed, and Mr s. Robert Crowaer, resernttoos ehalrman, as- sisted by Mu. Cbe.ter Sallabury, dlreeted everJOM to the proper table. Joe Moshay's musle set a lively pace. Howeyer, at the proper moment, all was quiet as the pre- sident .formally ueeted the guests with a wum welcome from Ancelltos de Oro ... referrinc to "this special nigbt " as one of recopiUoo, appreciation and thanks to all there and those ot the eomm un.tty not pre- sent for the aid and S~W>rt the ''Utile angel of gold," their alms aDd achieve- ments, also announcing the Al111liary had reached their pl. Dr , Dl.nlel Aldrtch Jr., a past president of Big Brotbers or Oranre County, who Is sUit acUve on that board as well as the Natiooal Bl&: Brothers b<:ard, accepted the ebeck of SZ5,000 la his own gracious manner and ment1ooed this brought the contributions from AngeUtos de Oro, Ln their 3oth year, to the total or S3Z5,000 towards the turther- ance or Bi& Brothers program ot aiding and guld1nc fatherless boys In need of such help. Newly appointed u ecutl're director of the BBOC, M:-s. Jo Aluander , was then lntro- duced. Accolades were accorded to Mrs. Spencer T. Honig, fouDder of the AL1Xlllary; Mrs. 0. W, Rlcbard a.od Mrs. Cllfford Hakes, •bo he~ orpn.ite It; Mrs. Ri chard L. Crutcher, wbo named theArailtary Anrel- ltos de O:'o; and Mrs. Charles S. Thomas, thetr ttrst president. Lnlo tbe ctw.mpape ror a bU of "extra speelal" too. Ductor interspersed betwetn course• eoattllued lllltil the YerJ lalt momeal and tbe Ytry 1ut Dote • • • aeemtd ODe ot the favorite ownbera waa '' Ue a yellow r lbbou on tbe old oak tree." Tb.e Vincent: Plclt~s at our table, who hue made many trtpa to EDgland, dtD'lnC oae or t!Milr trips, ln one area they aw yeUow rlbboos on all the oak trees for tome te.Uftl ... ., U seems the British "do" wtat we "da.acoto."otbera at our table IDclllded Wra. Peter Fluor, Mr. Howard Budlooc, Betty Tayklr (she 's E IL&abeth Taylor ot Seattle), the Lester Elmores and tbe JobDBoyds,aJ.otheSpencer Honlp, Carl Moores, Robert Beyers, Mrs. W. Peytoo Harrtman aod Mr. Edwa.rdPierce. With the Edward Pelleutu were the Thomas Walkers, the Louts TUrners, the Morp.n Stanleys and the Charles Rtpleys; with the Ri chard Aliens aDd the Btu f'tckers ,.ere the Edward Sebumacbers and Eroest Shag Jr.; others atteDdlnc were the Donald Ayres, John Bat Illes, Robert Barton, Bauman Reeds, R !chard Berteas, Ronald Foell, John BishOps, Roger Turners, Dr. aDd Mrs. Kames Pagona, and amJng !bose with the Robert Crowners Wf:!re the William Chlchesters aod Norman Gambles and wtth Mrs. Wil liam Hopkins ifere the Harry AuDes, Mr . Wilia.rd Volt, John Lonergan, and Mrs. Juanita Tilley; with the George Joneses were the Robert Yeserves, Ectnrd Wumlngtoo, Phelps Terkels and Linn Wtlltams. The John Lusks br qught Dr. and Mrs. R. Clmtnl, lhe James Roosevelts (they have the most wtnntng smiles) and the Robert Ratliffs; and W\th the Chester Brabyns were the A. J Wotsts, Martin Scotts, Frank Harrlngtons and Rol la Hays Jr. The Ralphs, the Warren MaudUn 'i, Wil. llam McGees and Edward Rolettts were with tile Donald Starllngs. A m·.~•ll lhose wl!h the Nledeclter s were the ThJmas We-b slers, the hhn Tedlords, Harry Harshes, Harold PearcJS, VerDe Watsons, Dr. and Mrs. o. E!Us utt Mu. Harry Marsh. Others atten.j. log were the John Porters, Josep~ Car. vers, Ronald Sn\dows, Thomas Fr ees, John Stores, Walter Hesnaulls, John Sllattuclts, 0. W. Richards, Alu Rober tsons, William Lairds, Alan Stonemans, Vincent Jorgen- sens, c..,t. and Mrs. W.tlter King, the Er nest Sattlgs, Judge aod Mr s. J. E. T. Rlltter, Mrs. Gene Washburn, Alan Chue,theRobert Grants aod Mrs. Virginia Ronfsnyder, The Honorable aDd Mrs, Charles Thomas arriYed homP. from Par ts ind lAndoo just in time for the gala affair; their guests included Mrs. Will Ward, the Prank AlexaOOers, C. Roger Thomases, Ray Lavelles and rr.. and Mrs. John BulUs; the Erl'"'l r d Wuds entertained Honorable and Mrs. Rober t Bad- bam, the WilHam ~ts, Wo?lllngtoo Bonners and Charles Taylor s. Life Rafts ~~~ 8. The purpose Is to discuss ~ plans for t year-loog celebra- .UM· .ln. l.t'JI oommoruraMQc . the Zooth annlYeraary ol tbe founding or the United States. Qf Ne~t Ha:r·bor Surprise moment came when Gold Book editor, Mrs. Rl chlrd J. Stoddard, and ball cha.lrm an, Mrs. Marshall Nledec ker, came mto the spotllgbt to present to Mr . C ecll Shlrat and Mr. James Hines a ptaqu~. the Idea ot the Auxtltary and m11.de tangible by Mrs. Donald Woodward a.nd Mrs. John F . Porter . . . for year after year they have prorided thf! garden atmosphere with the trees and plants of all ltiDds, that has beeomP. almust trad!Uonal with this ballh Finale to tM courmet dinner was the parade of the white cloved waiters, carrying trays of namt.ng dessert, timing their march by the mw;tc and clapping of many t.ods ..• Ertra special wiDe aceompanled the courses, and the huge red strawberries were di pped More we saw were the Jonathan C. Meyers, Jack Groths, Robert Byus, Mrs. Theodore Cliffor d and Mr. Joe :'ioblla; also the George Woo1fords, Rorer Turners, John Bishops, Willl.a.m 1Holstelns, Edward Sharps, Gil'! C ialrs, William Luks, General aM Wrs. Rober t Ow'c!ns, the Nei11 Dutses, ftucb~ Wrights, John 0'0onaells, Thomas Stad- llnger , Gilbert Henrys, Robert Bartons , .. and another hundred or two m:~re . , . happy ;>eople with equally happy b ees: The ech) IS • _ , encore tor next yearl (Inflatable) SALES· SERVICE INSPECT . REPAIR REPACK Pick u" & o.n ... ,. N.J. RUSSO CO . 209 South Pacific An, • San Pedro, Ca. 90731 Pho"• Arnone the celebrations planned are pe.geants, plays, m uslcal events, blke trail rides, boat parades, a dedication of a La.r.ttng reminder of the past and the tuture, TheartsfesUval wtll be a part of this hlstoric event. The forum will be held at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, May 8, In the City Hall Council cllam h bers. Refreshments and mll- slcal entertainment will be fur - ntshej by the City Arts Com- mission. Authors nominated for 'Ado/phs' Fifty Orange Cotmty authors h.ave been nominated for recor- ntUon in the 9th annua 1 "Adolph'' aw.uds cer emonies sponsored by the UC Irvine Fr iends of the Library, • HUGH McMILLA~ or N-:!W-models to the big ones," are- port Beach, "Beach rat days,'' fereoce sour ce to the tech- a native Newporter's accotmt nlques, racing events and coo- of th!! changes In la.nd and sea str~aetlon methods of landsall- at Newport B~ch. lng . • TERRY SHANNON and • VALERfE '5U"ffO'IofNew- CHARLES PAYZANT of Cor -port Beach, "Sutton movement ona del Mar, collaborating on shorthand," describing a vls- and UJfin~~'Y WINERY CAFE Now .Serving PIZZA LUNCHE ON SUNDAY OIAMPAGNE BRUNOI Our Featur ed ITALIAN DINNERS include glass of wine Party Trays Made ta Order TUES. thr11 5Af. · 11 A..M. to toP.~. SU'I. th"" \ION.· I I A.M. to "i P.M. 1500 Newport Blvd. otlndustriol Newport/Co•to /oluo 64S.8940 ~'lli'IET . CL£~-'t. -., ... 20 17TH 6 NEWPORT BLVD. MESA 114~·1313 DriversuTJV. ~A~Y~s~·A~v~-E~~~UdHAS WITH f' ARMERS NON-SMOKER AUTO POLICY . 548-.5.5.54 0 11r J'llb 1:.-r '' RABBITt I~Sl:IRANcr 1914 llarw II WE WOULD LIKE TO ASSIST IN BUYING, LEASING OR RENTING YOUR NEXT VEHICLE. itttport ar Oo"'ntic Auto, Trvdt Motor Holfte Rental Daily, W .. tdy, Monftlly N•w orUs•d ev P,..CW£ Club 394 and second trustee of the state association, will attend the 23rd annual con - vention of thf! state association of Emblem Clubs and Nen.da- Hawail Clubs April 24-27 at the BeYer ly Hilton Hote 1. other loca I club members wOO w111 "!lend are Mrs. Virgil Bates, presid ent; Mrs. Eugene Ber- geron, Mrs. Herbert Matf!as, Mrs. Helen Trautwein and Mrs. Kenneth Westman, past presi- dent; Mrs. James Carr, vi ce- president ; Mrs. Richard Mar- vin, Mrs. Ruth Moore and Mrs. Paultne McGavran, delegates. Literary winners will be named at the awards ba.DQuet RUMMAGE SALE PUT ON to be held M•Y 6 at the Bahia BY TEEN CENTER Corinthian Yacht Club. The pub- 2 books, ''Antarctic challenge,'' ual methOd of recording dance 4Sr FOR CHEZ ELLE ...-LUHC..-uc:11111Esae APWIL 15 -M.U DOMMA.Imll ...... ,......,. ............ ... ....... IINCel., ................. .. ~ May 2 -T fJtfY lee Container Garoeruno InSide ~l'ld Out • M.y9-Yvonne Huston Your ComplexiOn. Todavand Tomorrow • May 18 -Sandra Gunerman Cntertain1ng can be tun IOt1he hosless. loo .. May 23-Edl Edso'l Cultural Eltehan<~e. yourp4ace 1n sodetytodly ~ENOEZVOUS AT CHEZ EUE 11 :30 a.m. -An aoentif and drawing 101 S25 tiV9 plant arrangement 12 Noon-Luncneonal Old Brussels 1:00 p.m. -Lecture to begin {Series of8torf45) C41494-97Z4 fw -- The Teen Center of the Gir ls llc-+s lnvtted. Resern.Uons are C lub or the Harbor Area Is available tt\tough the UC I De- holding a spring rummage sale velopment aod Alumni Office from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. this on campus. Saturday, April 2J, at the club-To qwllfy for nomination, bouse at 18th St. and Anaheim, authors mu!'lt !\ave their prtn- A'f'e., Costa Mesa. A refresh-cipal residence In O:'an~ ment stand wtu be operated County and have publtshed by the gtrls. a book In 1973 . The irn.jorlty of the pront The awards have been dubbed will go tonrds to annl»l teen "Adolphs" after Adolph Kroch, trip to Ca talina. TheGirlsClub, no!ed bookman aod bookstore primarily f\mded by the South-founder •tKI has been a patron ern Orange CoiSlty United W'i.y, of the FrleDds. Is located at 1815 Anaheim N:lml.nees from the Harboe Ave., Costa Mesa. Membership Ar:' Include: tn the Teen Center Is open HAZARD ADAMS of New- to all girls 1n the 7th grade port Beach, "Lady Grewory," through high schOOl and In the a critical assessm'!nt of an Glrls Club for all girls ares Irish niter . • ~~==~~~=~====~=====~~6~1~hr~o:u~gll~12~.=--= • E. C. WAR D (Elizabeth _ Ward) or Newport Beo.ch, "The Laguna contracts," a m'Jr~r mystery. Two More Reasons • JOAN COVERDALE ot Newport Beach, "I share this mush," a blend ofphotocraphy aod poetic Ytpettes ott he New- port Back Bay. why Ric~ard's serves you better RICHARD'S MAN<ETS NOW ACC!:PT MASTER CHARG!: ANb BAHKAM!:RtCARD ON ANY ftURCHASE ' ' ,.o • :t ~-.. : ;J.• ,. ·markets ~\4oo ..-.v .. -.. . LIDOCINTIIII.-D Vt<l LIDO·HA-VII" ._IIAC ~ • PETER S. DIXON of New- port Beach. "Blo1ol)' ol the rbodophJta," a surYeJ aod enluattoo ot J..Dtormattoo oo tbe red alpe. • CREEL FROMAN of New- port Beacll, "Tbe manusctfpt ot Haco Potts," • Jookat bamu behlYior ~ a blead ol ncuoa, dlalopt -· poolrJ, drama aDd pblloeophtcal dl .... eouut. • HARRIS Mac OO:fALO , Mnport Boocb, "Boll tiro, •· u aeCOIIM oil _, ............ lo liOd ... ~ u n.elll ••IDOI'J' lnft ..... ..._ eo ,._ •t a 1111 com11110a to • atL • ILL.Iill L.lil al-AM. ......... r ............ _ pol'tlaJ •• a lit111Ww...,, .. tnellc ... ...., "' ... lfow. '"" .., --.... . CJII , ............. ., .... -~~~1-• DWU. ~I>AIIIK UIIIIIAT ., Jlea;wt ....._ """W tu. ..... ~ ..... _,. .... ..._.. .... -..t! a stor y or the continent of m)vem .. nt. DICK BOOHE R sn')w aDd Ice aM soml! of the • FRA~K TA LLMA:i of:\n-li-~~~~~;iNiiR~Oil~liYiW~E~l~LSiiii"i~~~~:~ uplorers and scientists who port Beach, ''Flying the okl. have probed 1ts secrets: "Win-planes,·· a blend of prose and dows In the sea: new •etUdes photograph)' te!Ungofhisflights that scan the ocean depths,'· In 25 historic alrrrJ.ft. ~;:::;;:::;;:::;;:::;;:::;~~~~~~~~~~~~;:::;;:::;;:::;;:::;~ an Ulustnted story or how the sea-labs were conceived and • ALICE WE LLM.-\:\ of New. their Impact oo the study of port B<!ach, ThE" baby f!le- polluUoa and tbe secrets of the phant's day,·· a narration oft he oceans. habits, fun and frustration u- • GEORGE SIPOSS of Costa pertenc:N by voun~~; elephants 1 Mesa, "La00sa1Ung, from RC in their native surroundings. FRIENDS OF THE LIBRARY B-0-0-K S-A-L-E FRIDAY , OUY 3 · 10,00 A .. to 9,00 P .. V I I ti I I H b SATURDAY ,MH4 -10,00A .. to12,00NOON oca es va a ar or ""'·S<I, ,., .... , "·'·' THVR<. • ..,. '·, "' •••• All • Ne-rt . M"a hlgtl blned 'hole •lllper!ocm 3 nom . Island House . Fashion Island sctlool cl'lolts will perform bers. "BE~T ~ELLER~. OLD AND NEW!'' separateiJ and ID a combined This concert, ooe of a series chJir of over ZOO vokes at of spr lngmiiSICalE"VPntsinlocal 104 tO $2 the hiefl scbool Yocal restiva t. sse<~hoo~~~·~· ~l:•~"~"':....''.::o~t~h~•_!P~"~b~U:c·J::::=:=:=:=:=:=~==§::~~========~ to be held at Newport Harbor r hlgb school at 7:30 p.m. tbts Friday, April 26. Dr. David Th:~rsen, director or choral music at C.tllfornl.l State Col- lege, Fullerton, wHJ coMLJCt. Suunoe HaJc. Harbor Hiett's music director, Is coordinator of the enol. Dr. Thor-.a wHI adjudicate the perfbrmaDces of the 4 choirs. ctt1.Dc u oral cr i- Uque on tape eu.tte, analyz- inl •eb choir ,.ratety tor thllr owo tRtMr cteYtiOI>ment. Eae ll b.l.&lrl acbool cbolr wtu pre.-1tl on lS.ratDute pro- lf'l.m, ~ -'ldl tbecom - Travel AIR ncx1n TDUIIS all ISIS .., ................ . llllllsually bealltiful dotlw .• for th e teenage girl ... .. ... ... ;~ Li<1o Village J416 Vii Opcwto • _,..._ .. _....,_ I 0 • a vOICe Another FREE GIFT For You! • I'ICIC Ul' YOIII ,Ill 1t74 AND STRIIT GUID! 0' THI MillPORT HAUOI-COITA · IIISA AliA '1011 ANY LO• CAL III.AL TOI. • SAFETY I# till 11 tllltl~lltt1 !! "' J'o>.-.. "J~ M • I ?.. '"'( 13 O AA• h '"'j • • • NE..otn' HARIIIR BISI'GII ,PUILllltED II!;EHLY -PAGE I : e , • , STUDENT CANDEE MASON, second from left, ls I'II.Ylnc her blcyde cheeked tUIJ by Pollee Officer Stan Bressler .with assistance ft'om Realtors Enlyn Sm ith, left, and Fleeta Lohman, In preparation for the Realtors Bike Dl.y, SattrctlJ, 1n tlle cwet picture. Below partlctpatlng 1n preparation for the bike day, wblch Is beiDI co-sponsored by Newport Harbor-Costa Mesa Board of Realtors In hooor of National R-.tty Week, are, left to right, Realtor Ogden Sogn, student Jim Weller, Flre Captain Mtct..el Murny, Re:~ltor Joe Stawicki, Fireman Nell Cocroft and Realtor Stan Meyer. REALTORS BICYCLE DAY SATURDAY For the wind-~ of Realtors Week, on Saturday, Aprll2'1, the Pollee and Fire Departments of the cities of Costa Mesa, Newport Beach and Irvine w111 participate with teams of Realtors and Reattor-As!ociates In the: '" , r , \ 4 tt...':l .!lo~»d:-a . RegtstnUon of all bicycles brOught o the ·uem.p•lii:U ... eu In these three cities. b. Distribution of tbe following material: 1. Newport Beach's tlrst Bicycle Trail Map -- '•Master Plan of BUteways ." 1. Newport Beach's llrst Bicycle Trail Map "Master Plan of BikeW' .. ys." 2. 1974 Issue of the "Bicyclists' GuJde to the Call- fornta Vehicle Code," furnished by the Auto- mobile Club of Southern California. 3. Registration card giving Bike Safety Rules plus a permanent bicycle recor d card for the hOme. 4. Six page pamphlet, "Your Bicyc le and Mine," to assist In proper bicycle maintenance. 5. Booklets on blcyc Ung furnished by Sea Schwlno of Costa Mesa cover ing btcycllne: safety, tire care aDd a new 16 page booklet on derailleur lightweights. BRIHG BIKES TO THE FOLLOWING AREAS SATURDAY , APRIL 'Zl Westclltf Shopplne: Center 17th St. and Ir'floe, N. B. Hours: 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Walnut Park ShOpping Center Culver Dr. and Walnut, Irvine Hours: 9 a.m. to noon Harbor Shopping Center Untnrstty Park SbopplDg Center Harbor aDd Wilson, c. M. Culver Dr. and Michelson, Irrtne ~~H~our~s1,191a1.mllli;, to~3~p~.mr.l. -~~~~I'OHio.urs : 1 p.m. to 3 p.m •• .-J~~ * * * * * * * a voice for America' a propes tr owners When the"""-~ ownen1 of Anatca llllk. REALT()Rg._,. * And do aomathing about-they hoor. REAL TORS.,.~ oulln ..... -lngtonand in--local ~lohofp-po-'Y- ..... mortgage monov pro1>1om1 onc1 mote. OUR CREED: Eoc:b ,_ lo ,.....m a Jlll>lc-darfll( Ral- ..,., ..... lo - -----.,. bltiiC Jllrt oltllo_...,_ * * Celebrate the freedom of owner.hlp :. REALTO~WEEK · Aprl21~27 · * SeeaREAI.TOR-10".-~Inony--·•-•arhofp . * ...,.--~· .. * • AEALTOR-morell•n ,.. ...... ' • NIIIUMII lllul•r. ' •. MAiiiN llf ExcLusivE Us! · TVITLI itOCK ~ I~~YlNI llldrmo., tam rm., dla rm. li view ..... 100 Cdll .:..: Oetoo lido ....,., irl. boaao plua ..... lloulo. Racl,_ P,OOO, DOW tee,IIOD iwmoRVJIW~ Oulltalldllll i'alormo • Nmtlltmc ... 18'1.100 nD:BLVPFs' Trilla model, 111M or ltaM/opllon PRICE RIDUCED-... 11110 FRANCESCA.-...FRESHLY PADITED AIID PAP- ERED ......•..••. , ...•. , , , .J59,500 NBW DUPLEXES -LAGUNA IIZACH 2 BR, J be & 1 BR, 1 be ............. $102,1110 2 BR, 2 be. ea. UDlt. N.,.. UaUnc .... mo,IIIO VACANT Lr. lot Lake Arrowboacl. trade $14,0110 Two S.Acre par:celi, developed in Rancbo· CelUomla $11,500 eacb TO BUY OR SILL In Costa Mesa, Cororia del Mar and Newport s.cb • Corbin-Martin I no. 644 7662 CHOICE-CH1iA COY JUST STEPS TO THE LOVaiEST BAY BEl (Around the comer from ocean surf) art .. ,·:..~ ,~r..,--.. _,,_n --DIW throucflout lnCI'\'1. carpets aDd c:o-ttlt redeeonUon. You own the · • • • • • V-1-E-W of Ocean and Je~ BeautU'UI JPI.Cloua 3 bedroom, 2-1/2 bath ho Two tlreplaces, formal dining room. Lonly ru bouse with tall bath • . Firat time offered ... Call to see. $174,500 Surf's Upf lUND DILUXI iJuloLax ...: AU lila lb .. ... l ........ lil'tlllll_ ..... .... tlr PIC I K 11ft& ,_.,_ 7 "'- -lillllti•4,..-nllrlom .... loa ........ C8ll ... -.. --diiiiiJ 2 'r PAP- 500 H Q,CIIIO :. IO,CIIIO 4,000 Dcbo· eaeb rtin, 2 )YE BEAot l o, , , ·---- ~tty . th home !IY raest ! . ', t,:. • t I BAY FRONT • This sparkling three bedroom . townhouse Is without a doubt the best priced listing we have. Over 1800' of a gracious ·like new floor plan, a great central Newport loca- tion, fee land, a slip for a large power boat, and a very low monthly maintenance charge. This lovely nr1:mertv . may be purchased for only ''"'•"'"' or leased for $500 a month. See It today! S.cceuer t. COLWELL P1110pertfea VALLEY IB REALTY REA LTOP ' Berg Enterprises 3425 E. Coast Highway Coro 'VE MOVED ..... INTO LARGfR QUARTERS TO B F.'fTI!R SERVE OU R MANY FRI ENDS AND CUS· TOIII E!RS. . J;IAL PJNdiJN ~ ASSOC. ,;:-::-.: .. NOW AT ·· 2727 E. Coast Hwy. STILL 675-4392 131 FT. OCEt.H BOULEVt.RO HOMESITE Flnut View In Corona dM Mar $131,500 1 Will Trode, Will Finance Openlnp tor 2 assoclates who want to be lndl- fldutll, DOt part ol the crowd. Reply to P. 0 . Boz 187, CdM 92625, or call Hal. HAL PINCHIN & ASSOC. 2721 E. C0t.5T HWY . COROHt. DEL lolt.R (., GoiJ.,.ro~ Avt'.J 675-~392 ............... pREE PARKING IN REAR··············· • Banker CORONA DEL MAR VIEW Two fantastic R-1 loU witb never enctm& oceaf1 view. One block to beach. A11king $121,500. . IALBOio ISUND IAYFRONT Soutb Bayfront duplex , excellent condition. Spectacufar view of main channel and Pavillion $219,000. COMMERCIAL INVESTMENT Small commercial building in West New- port. Ellcellent parking. SeUer prefers short escrow. Priced rtgbt at only $72,500. NIW LISTING BIG CANYON Draniatlc borne wltb vaulted open beam collln1o. 4 btdn>oml, 2\i baths. Lora• pri-vate ian!; ... ...we...., meet. Lowest price on!Ddoy'o -fl,tt,500. LIDO IAJILY AMERICAH Llrltl-.... cloa bome. Grut Joe. lion ... -to llrMtlot. fll7,500. DIAL 644-1766 2161 San "-'" Hilt. Rd., N.B. A COLDWILL BANKIR CO. lltl! f'IMI!ST lti!.DI!Mll AI. AND !MCDill! I'IIDI'UTI.ES \ PQ11 SM.I, L~ASI! 01 !lOt~ Newport Beach Balboa Balboa Island Costa MtsQ rona del Mar ' MACNAB IRVINE FINEI HOMIS NEW EXCLUSIVII Colllna bland w/pier for 111' yaebt. ktory FreDell Chateau. 270 degree view. 5 lled- n>Oml, Famlly room, Bllltard rvom, EJ ... valo<! $385,000 fee land. Colby Scbwelckert MU235 (Sll) SPECTACUUR OCEANFRONT On rocky bluff overloot.ing Areh Rock· I< Harbor Entrance, Custom buUt for quality w/every lunuy amenity. 3 bedroom suites +' separate 2 bedroom or seU..contained suite. 5 baths + powder room. Exquisitely decorated. Bob Owens 642-8235. (817) EXECUTIVE ESTATE . North Tustin -Elegant contemporary 6 ~room home. 22'x45' pool on 5+ acres. $271,000. Harriet Perry 64.2-8235. (818) BIG CANYON-POOL I. VIEW! Lovely 4 bedroom home w/the privacy of a 100' entrance -large pool -putting green. Overlooks the golf course lr: Bif Can- you Park, $179,500. Tom Queen 64 8200. (S2i) FOR THE COUNTRY GEHTLEMAH Picturesque 2-story. 5 bedroom borne. One of llu·gest lots in Harbor View Hills. Dog run-storage yard. $120,000 fee. Loia Egan 64111200. (Sle) (Irvine 1-•m.o-,c ... ,.., I 101 DDwf DfiN 142•12JI IM.tiiKArttlw 144·1200 ......,.,. ...... C..lltoma. t2IQ * lOYD IW.JIIS PIESDIIS * Panoramic View 77.5 FEET OF SANDY BEACH. QUIET CLEAR WATER, AND YOUR OWN DOCK JUST STEPS AWAY. LARGE GRAClOU5 HOME FOR THE REST OF YOUR LIFE. An R-2 Opportunity SOtrrH OF THE HIGHWAY, AND BEACH CI..OOE. 3 BEDROOM HOME ON QUIET STREET. ROOM TO BUILD YOUR DREAM HOME. SUPER FINANCING! 40 FOOT LOT . Steps to Big Corona SPARKLING, SPACIOUS 2 YEAR "NEW" HOME ON TREE UNED HELIOTROPE. EXCEPTIONALLY LARGE ROOMS. 3 BEDROOMS, 2-1/2 BATHS. • * 67S.5930 * 3629 E. Coast Hwy. Corona del Mar •.•••••ooooe'O••• ofiJo Jie LIDO waterfnl!lt. S Bclnn. & lge. family nn., or 5 bclmu., wtlll 5 baths. Lido Nord. Spec- t.acul.ar view! Pier & .Ooat. $275,000. WATER FRONT LOT ON LIDO NORD 40'd0'. Magnificent view! $250,000 LIDO-D $ BR., 5 b&. Prize eo ft. waterfront lot. Pier I< Ooet. PlS.CIIIO. BU.l. GllUNDY, Realtor • .MI ··~·-········ I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I MU. IALI •. RiPOitT Bale• thi-001b tbe Multiple Ll8tlng •Service ~ tbe Nnrport Harbor-C08ta Men Board of Realtor• totalled '$58.4 JDilllOD for tbe nret 3 month8 of 18'14. TBJB 18 MORE THAN A 2!7% INCREASE OVER THE SAKE .PEJUOD A YEAR AGO. 1,5711 MW u.tiJil• ,..re ~oceiNCI. ~ Wbtch ~~ WSU IOLDI 17% ~the alN ,..re CIICJIIWIItlift. L.-. JCIIII' ~apertJ Wttll a RMltor. • • lido I Price Reduced to $89,500 Just try duplicating this large and livable custom home In Corona del Mar on today's market. 4 Bedrooms, study, spacious family r oo m, view of ocean and Catalina. Choice of financing and only 8 years old . For appointment to inspect, call ~ ·---- THE REAL ESTATERS WE'VE GOT SPRING -·FERVOR YOO HOO!!! Yes, you -your lagoon wate rfront home is here. Four large bedrooms . . . count r y modern with many extras. 57 Linda Isle. $285,000. AHOY THERE!!! Could be you waving fr om your own oceanfront home; 3 and a maid's. Large pool and a view that's spectacular. 4541 Brighton Rd. $279,500. Open unda,y 1 to sunset. HEY YOU WITH THE HAMMER!! This Is a perfect building time and we've got the lot. Right on the fairway in Big Canyon. Below average price. $61,500. Submit terms . Speclalidng in Homos of distinction HUG HOMES, REALTORS 567 San Nicolas Drive, Suite 102 Newport Center 640-4050 ~ .......................... . OUil' 25 YEAil CAMEO SHORES Spacious 4 bdrm. & family rm. home Atrium off master bedroom Huge lot 80d45-avail. in fee Heated & fill. pool-prof. l.nd.sepd . Gr('at home for gracious entertaining Price reduced $9,500 -now only $105,000 "YOU'LL BE GLAD TOMORROW THAT YOU BOUGHT REAL ESTATE TODAY !" ROY R. McCARDLE REALTOR THE BEST HOMES ... IN THE BEST AREAS IJ fliiiiUJ 1: . "r .. , CUIIT A HOME SERVICE WARRANTY tiJat COftn yowU.e'1 • H•ll•ag • Plctlltg • Bedllul IJifstB --... ,... FOR BUYERS • ' 1&4/Aflll' etl•tll-'Mfi!. 'lltURIOAY, Al'll~ n,IJ7 • Aoborl E. Jtolahl, Ph.D. froal high t.mpercrlwe lo low t.m• ' MCllly .C.ntilll1 belleft tM theory perature. Now let!e raake 1010:e aore tho! all living thiDga ooroiYod from ~ ... COAllder o.lds !..,. lA aimple, nOn ·llv:hlg cbemicala by YOW' home as the wood and paint, apontaneou.t chemical reaetioJU. the fobrict in your clothing •and fur- Admitting this to be a very improh-nitu.re, the food ill yow ldtcbcn. able pr~. they propoee that the What happen. to th ... itemu aa time univerae il billion~ of yean old and potNt? Do th•y not gradually de· that, given thil time, the improbable teriorate? Will they not eventually chemical reactioJU did klk• place to turn to dual, alowly tran.domlled. from originate life and develop it hom ini· highly atruchued organic com· tiollimplc fornu to 'th• highly .true· poundl into timple disordend sub· tured forme now living. But more llancea of the toil? Will thea.e thing• than thil, evolutionary theory baa once deteriorated ever apontan- been extended to include the notion eously rectructure themMlVI:ta to re- that the entire univera IIQrled biJ. form new paint and clothet and lione of yean ago a1 a comprelled he•h food? Will a decaying b uilding glob o£ simple, unatructured matter or a rotten egg become n.ew and and energy which exploded and ex-fresh again i£ you wait ct billion ponded to produce by chance pro-yean? No, the effect of time il al- ceaes the pre1ent intricately atruc· ways degeneration -degeneration lured, highly varied universe of trom order to disorder, h orn useful Alii Tllll 4110 ICIIIITIPIC P~CTS 011 Till liDI OP CIIAMCI IVOLUTIOM OR OP DIVIIII OUIGM AN D CRIATIOMf From ''lc.IIRt It Scripture .. Solo Dl ... , c aUf, Q u .......... _ ..... , diaordered non-Uving chemicat. haw by chance reacted to produce the e.aOHdia.gly complex "timple cell." <md that suec.eding chance chemical event. have developed tb.ia origiDal Wo from olnglo .,.n. to all the VtUt pcnioroma of highly IJtruc- turod living thingo of today. • • stars, planett, galaiies and au per-concentrations of heat energy to use- WHERE EVOlUTIONARY THEORY fAllS THf l lllf SUCCEEDS The lad ia that every theoretical or ez- perimental effort to explain how the uniYer• and life could have evolved has foundered on the natural Law of Deoeneration which we have ex- plained in th.il pamphlet. Yet many scientiatl stubbornly UW.t on cling· ing to their impoaible theory. Why? They haVe forgotten the God of Creqtion, the God of the Bible. What the Bible says agrees with the ob- served scientific fact. far better than does the evolutionary theory: THE CHRI 7Mo HA.OOEN ST., COLLI NGSWOOO, N.J. Jerusalem's 0 Ld City galaxies. less heat at uniform temperature, But do the observed facts of sci-from concentrations of uweful chem- ence support this theory? Does the iooJ energy as in gOBOline to uaeleal theory harmoni.Je with the obeerved heat and simple low energy pro- laws of nature? Would vaat periods ducts such as exhaust gases. of time allow for the spontaneous All of the experience of the hu· production of ordered structure from man race over thousands c•f years, unstructured disor4er? Is time on the a ll of the observations of science side of intelligent creation or of over hundreds of years, all of the chance. evolution? things you see today point to this uni- TIME, ORDER AND DISORDER IN verecd fact of the natural world : that NATURE Have you observed the time alwa ys points hom order to dis- effects of time on things around you? order, from useful energy (called Ta ke for example the heating and free e n'ergy) to dissipated energy in cabling of your home. In the winter it the form of heat. Wherever we see is cold outside and you put heat en-the reverse processes we find either ergy into your home by means of a living creatures or the wori'< of in- heating system which keepe it a t a telligent man causing some local comfortable temperature. If on o part of the natural order to move cold day you iurn off the heaters and temporarily in a direction opposite to ''And God mid, Let us make man in our image, after our lilr:e- neu ... " "God ... bath ... spok- en unto us by his Son ... by whc.m also· he made the age~~. Who being the brightness of hil glory, and the express image of his person, and upholding all things by the word of his power, when he had by him- self purged our sine, sat down on the right hand of the Majerty on high." (Gen. L26; Hob. U-31 ''Thou, Lord ... the earth . . the heavens are the worlu of thine honda. They shall perish; but thou remoineet." (Heb. 1:10-ll) A little, very old walled enclave th11t aitll on a mountaintop amid the ancient hills of Jude• may _.u prow to be the crux of todfy's MMldle Eut peace. Known u the Old City of JerUAlem, il.5 welter of crampe-d atreeta and narrow lanes wind and twist over pound that has been utunted with the-blood of Isnelita, JCyplian, Aramean, Assyrian, Babylonian, Persian, Greek, Roman, Arab, Seljuk, Crusader, Mameluke, Ott.ornan, Brit- ish, Jordanian, and lsr•eli. For the 2l·•ere endoau.re, which i1 all there wu of Jerusalem 100 ye-an aco, amw braces cheriah.d ahrines of the world'a three major monotheistic rt-li&io~udailm, Ch!Utianity, and w.m- whose conflktina elaims•ovu the centuries have made it a chief focus of bitter and protracted eon\elt of arma, onto that hu yet to be fully re-solved. Thia .e-rial view of the Old City looka eut, from the Jaffa Gaie and the Citadt-1 (Herod'a Palace) in the foreground to the Mount of Olives. and the Ga.rden of O.thaemane in the backw ground, beyond the walt.. Within the wall• are the oct&f:onal Mo.que of Omar, better lr.noWD u the Doma of the Rock (upper rilht center), Islam'• third holiest shrine after M'ece• and Medina; the Wt:atem or W&illllc Wall (fad.nl open arH juat 1o the ri&ht of the Dome of the Rock), • .mall remnant of the fortifk.atione tlwt once surrounded the Temple of Herod and Judal.am'• holint shrint. ne single Jnoe»t important ChNtlltn alu-bw in the Old City of Jeruaalem ls the Churc-h of the-Holy Sepulcher (dome-d 1trueture at far left eenter), built in the fourth centw-y by the Emperor Constantine on the traditional aite of Jesua' crucillxlon, burial, ...a resurrection. Ju..t to the left of this church winds the Vi.a Doloroaa, traditionally retarded u the rout. J..u~ walked to the Crucifixion. wait, wha twillhappen?A.Btimepro· its n ormal spon taneous ten-"God ··· hathappointed adayin greases the heat in your worm home dency. which he will judge the world in ll f1 d h ld righteousness by that man whom Fifth i11 a series nf-T:il•l e St11dies From "C HRlSTIAN CRUSADE," Tulsa, Okla. St udy the Bible wi ow towar t e co er otmo· , .. ,.,," he hath ordained ... he hath rai.s- sphere outside, and your home will u c• ~·-wo:-ed him from the dead." finally be the same temperature in-;;~ side a s outside. On the other hand, lf.V• f 1 (Acts 17:30-31) in the summer you use an air condi-1 ~--~'.. THE DESIGNER AND CREATOR IS tioner to pump heat out of your home ~.;;. -::-·"'"'""' ....... " THE SAVIOUR OF SINNERS The so.;: is cooler than th~ outaidtt. But i£ .~;. evidence from science agrees with By Dr. Gertru d Wossen:ug you turn off the air conditioner and the Bible that all things were de-Instructor in Bible, American C h ristian College wait, what happens? The heat out· THE THEORY OF EVOLUTION signed and created by God, that In the fi r~t part of thl· side flows into your home and it be-CONTRADICTS THIS LAW OF time hod o beginning and that time grl!at book of Re"elato·,,0 p~ovincc nf the. Rhomban . em-B h d 1 · • "'-t" ptrc;", a very nc u~tnt':o' comes as warm 01 the outside. NATURE ut w a t o evo ution · will bring this world to on end. But find the epistles of the a,. Cc;"nter where the Jews ~~- You have observed one of the a ry scientists clmm is happening? did you realize that the divine Crea· cended Lc,rd Jesus C'~rist. lh_l' tkd J ,•wn ap.U .. brought with m6it fttadamtmtai }awe oi nature in They assume thut billions of years of tor i:B Jeau1 Christ, the Son of God Head of the Church. ro H1s th..-m th· te<lching of Mo~,;, action. No one1ms'·ev8r 6~rVed tl-te time hove el'Kibled the improbable to who loved us and gave Himself on a 5tvcn chu rches in A~a .. Min.••• ··•~ ':'fnd (Iff~ prt-.phet ~. opposif96fthiiild'W1 .lhatil, heat flow-happen, the reverse of the Second cross to purge us from our sins. He or .. The gospe l had hcen Wlnt a gr.:.tr opportu nit v ing out of a building on a hot day Law of Thermodynamics to take upholds all things by His power. He preached there-not only b~ for j Christi <t n church h> without the use of an air condi· place. Moreover, they claim that this is the Lord of Heaven and ea rth and t~l.! apos tles. but also by be -wMk ;1mong Jew<; and Gen- tioner. Or heat flowing into a house contradiction of phys1cal low has the Judge of all creation. You will ~e..,;rs. who brought the won . tiles~ on a cold day without the uee of a continued to occur lor billions of meet Him one day -with joy i£ you . er ul story or a Livin!! S.J\'-When Wl' read these Sl vc n heating system. From your own ob-years. They claim that on the cos-repent now of sin and by faith re-tour __ who forgives sin~. ll:tck l·pi~T il''· the very word.-. uf servation you know now one of the m.ic scale an eiploding cloud of dis-ceive Him as your Lord and Sa v-to~~~•r h(lmet~w~. our Lord to His chu rc h, we most firmly established physical ordered matter and energy hoe or· iour, but with terror if you reject tS pa.rt 0 1 c wuriJ. ~-rcco!.!ni zc wh.11 great impM- u od h Him twee n As1a and Europe. wao; tanc; is given to Him as th · laws, called the Second Law of Ther· de red itse to pr uce I e present · Please receive Him as your or tr7mcndnus irnportJn.:.· .. · in Head of the ('hurch. We ~~ modynamice. M time proqresaes highly-structured universe. They sin -bearer and Lord now. Do not de· the;" f1 rst centu ry, a center ._1[ orten for .. et that He is the heat always Oows ...v-.ntaneoualy claim on the mtcroscopic scale tha t lay. Time is running out. hi_2hest Greek. cultur ... a • ~Y"' '-Main Per~n in the Church. r-"ttP!r~~-lltiUti!Utlt .. IUUtiUI.I\IUUUUUUUtltllt.ltUt.iiUf.P ....... uuuut~~IIUtlf.ltUittl\ltlttltlltlltiUt.lll!ltiiUUtlt~·-·lltllt··---··ltJUitlt that He knows eve rythin !.!. tha t He rules the affair<> ~f '111.1 rnrL,:~a•ed lll.,an~tLer' llnrptr ~; ~~~·,~~ ·~~ ~"·~~: :~~:: IIIU rt..n • ., •• l r• ., ... D ll .. J ,. his bride. The knowledge. the • k•\\' and the will of th e Head Theory of Evolution, Morxism By FRAN K FARM ER, Springfie ld, (Mo.) Leader-Press BAPTIST BIBLE TRIBUNE Springfield, Mo. .. WE DIDN'"l' IIZGIN in a swamp, we becan In a garden. We dkin't Main in the slime, we beaan in God." These were the words this momina: of Dr. Bob J~. c:baneellor of Bob Jonet uru ... ersity, Greenville, S. C., in an addl-HI at Baptillt Bible Collece in Sprincf~ld. Dr. Jonn att.ac:ked the tfu-ory of evolution. uylnc Darwin's "OfiBin of Species" nearly destroyed Chria· tianity in Encb.nd after it! public:ation, and he also attacked Marxism as a GodleSii theory whkh '"baa en· alaved more people than all the emperon' of old evtr thoua:ht about enalaving." Dr. Jones will be on the BBC tampua for th~ days this week, a Wftk of holidays lor .~tudent:s and teachers. Many students and leaehen are in Encland attending the first Fundamental Baptist Con«rea and cla.ues were suap-nded lor the week. ly with the Jews -but not to the point of aendin.a men to tilht their war." He next called attention to Karl Marx, whom he termed .. a bum who conf..aed to be concerned about the worker but never did a day''J work in his life," Marx wrote two boob, he said -the Communist Manife-sto 11nd Capitalism -and !hey .. have lhaken the world." Communism and socialism are "brothers," he aid, "and Karl Marx -their father. They hutel de-een· eracy to any nation. Marxism attadtl God and de- nies man'a oricin In God. The man who talked apin~t worker e-nslavement ha ensl.ved more peoi:.Je than any emperor of old." He dehnde-d the capitalistic syste-m, caUinJ it 1 "ac:riptural syatem of economies which providu the riaht of men to own property and to keep what he maltet from hil own l.lbor." is t·xpr..-~~\.'d in these His kt- tcr~ t.J H t ~ Chu rc h. Let us <tpprcciall' much more ttw~c ~lHd s ~1f IHH Lurd. ju'-t :t~ a bride th'ink s highly of th.: letters of her fian ce. These cpi ~tk5 a rc addfess- ed to th e ch urch~s in (I ) Ephesu.'> ( 2) Smyrn a. ( 3) Pergam "~· (4) Thyatira, (S) Sardis. (fl) Ph il'adclphia. and (1) Laodicea. We can fi nd these places on the map in th e back of our Bible:. many o f them are not mnrc than ruin s today! This makes th e letters of our Lord to these churches or the first century even more seri- ous for us. What would our Lord say to the churches in o ur days? Perhaps just the sarne words full of love, but 11ft..:n al~v full ~~~ so~rr,,~ and !!t'ld. · T tw sewn cpistlcs of Je. \th C hrist tv the sc:ve n churd l1:'<; in Asia Minor can be cxpl;~in.:~in two wa>::~: (f) 'Tiie 4 m~Ssagt or 1eSUi ~ C'hn~t to any local church evcrywhcre and at all times. We will find that the situa- tion 0f those churches is very mu ch like the churches we have t11day. Therefore. t,.e Word ,,f Jesus Christ is really up-to--date and concern s every Chri..,tian chu rch. ( 2 l Thcs..-s..-ve n epistles of Jesus C'hri ·I can be seen as a pruphet.c outlook of ou r Lord up..•n the history of His church from the: time of the apo5tk) until the time of the great d;.~y of Jesus Christ when l-Ie;" will come in the clouJ~ 1.1 tak.: H is Church home-h• lx with H tm. where He;..__ If ~~-.~ ...... th.:se cpiqles in th i~ r•••phetic way. the epis- tle "' Ephesus. of course, would !'peak of the Church in th..-first century -and th e l.t't epistle to Laodicea wuuiJ ml.'a n the Word of Je- sus Christ spoken to the Chu rch nf our times. Ther,· is much prophetic light in these epi$tles. they are thl· words of Him "in whom dwclleth all the full- ness of the Godhead bodily." We miss very much. if we do not falc.e the~ woids of our Lord to heart and follow Hi$ advice, ho w to restore spiritual powa in the church. cs of today. A NATIONALLY-KNOWN Bible uac:her and Shakespearean actor, Dr. Jones came directly to t.M BBC campus from a triF lo Germany. He was intro- dueed by the Rev. Noe SnUth. who c:aDed him .. an ok!-fMhione-d pre.che-r who takes a s\and for character ond one-of the mo.t diltincuiahed Chrlstlan 1e•den todliy." Dr. Jonet, 12. noted he would speak primarily on th.--subject-s durin&: his th~H dllys hue . . . "the hallie bectnninc:a of 1posWy ( renouneinc of one'• pro- fa.ed principles) ,._,e f.ee today, the cultl we f•c:. tod•y •ncl l•te-r 11ve you reMOn for lnspintkm," '"When the Lqrd retuma to earth," he -.ld, "It will be to a «:ap1taliltic .,.w-n. The Bible teU. Chat every man Ia to have hil own n.-tre. and vine. Socialbm takel away what a man mai:H to Jive to another who woo't .orlt. And I don't approve of thet." DIIGiiiBSING TO rocus on eUJTftlt American evmta, ~ Nld he tho\lcht it. wu ricbt to be able to critiebe the Preltdent -althouth •t all tiiMI ,.. II*Ctinl tbt olfiot -.nd cwatipted Prnklent Mlxon u "arropnt and dietatoricl .net: refur.lnc to rupond. to the want. of tht people ... awoBaT Tl\e :SOOB H• bec•n his text by uyina:, "Man hu &huys re- belle-d .,a.inat God'• word, by denyinl it, by addine to it or tUrin« away from it. At Bob Jones Univenlty, we 1tand without apoloo by the Bible." Oeac:ribina the difference of the word .. ir-..pintion" u defined by a liberal and a fundamentallit.. he uid, .. We believe the word of the Bib~. for It ll inspin- tion· from HuVi!n." He nottd tlult the attacb llllliM ChNtianity · and · orpni.ad ,_1~ Mpn about .0 ,...,. 1110 and that "'s.\an'• worlr. hu 1ed to I"MftJ' eulll .net ..n.. "'One ......,n wUl bl'* oa one Nit. aaother wiD bite on a dif· ffftftt ,_._, .. lw •Mi. -rhrt vnbalanoed mind will 10 af.,.r -thil;, the lnte~t after that llbd the auJllble .... __..,elM.' D lAID '11m attM:Ir. on the word of God ""bepn with V..,_ * the materillllltie" pho.o,htn.'" and alW M•llh • to the work ol a--• Darwla. .,.. ........ • ..... form ol w. .............. ._._ ~._ ................... , .............. . ..... ld ,, ...... ~ ........ .,! ... _._ ...... ~ ...... _,__ __ ......... -t sot liSa, ....... • .. ~ .,: .,-& • ~,: .............. ,. .. .. r:.L::.•d.; ~, . .,sa.,...~..._. •••••• .. ..:.. ... :;, ,... ._. .. ~ ol .... pQee ......... ,. • -iikct>Wk.. J -- • "That's typical of the whole ph.lbophy ol ll.er1dlm.," ha said. "N ..,. 10 tnon and man Into IOdaliM\, we wUI ... rnorw llbd anon ol tHat." Dr. lOIMII, foDow-lnc his ~spoke briefly with a .-.porWr about hJ.s 8ebool eel h .. phUCIMifhy. 'I'M Wllv•rsHy •• foundf'rd • ,.._,. 1110 b)' bil t"f' ... w lift latlwr, he •kl. .,.__ M found .., ,.._, _.. .... hod loot -6otth .... ho lelt thoro .. • DlltCI tor • .t11oo1 ~on the ~-........,• ol .... lllblo. "-· ... -1000 .......... -. ......,. ·'*'· lit the --Aftd 10 countriM... . Tho .... _ lo-......... -..... -t .... -ol Ood'• -.-ho ..w. ""• ... able to ,.,. ow-.......-oui J •&udnt --._ .. " ... AMKJ'l'-•Ww»olftt of ...... .,.. ... the --lo .......... -. "'feel...., ....... _____ ...,.,_ .... ...-..r '*"' ....................... .... ...... Jhrt r. ~'sHt. J ......... Lord II _.. ...... ------.:--. ... wt.• ·-~ .... ·""-:-t:"' b.C.. "" r • ... . :C:· It. r. -1::: ........ _!.!:& 7 ....... .. ;:..,.. --.--......... ,..... nw:::,.:. J ........... tl..,.... .... -tl!!lr --_ ......... -..... ................ I'U1 1 6ell.sc,• • BY DR. BOB JDIIES 008 JON£8 Unlnrlllt/1 GltUIOVI\\., IOU"+ C:AIIOl!JI ... ,_14 t tlave stood in front of a fortv-n•e foot image of Bud-dha and have ohservf!d mf!n and womtn and children malc- inl' an offerins of fruit or n owers to their god. The thought would come to me "These ~pte have come bert to worship a false rod who '11 de:ad, They elalm to how wh~re his body~ 11 buried, In lnd•a thty look at a l{reve and n y, 'Tbl1 II Buddha'1pa-va.' .. In lfrue•ltrn J "ha•e stood be fora the toml:i\ In wllieh the1 IQ our Lord m rhi ha•e bNil hurled. I ha" uid, "Thaak God, Hf It not hen. Ha It riHft .. (Luke 14:8), God .,_ not wut Ul to &IIMIC'Lite 811 Son whh a pa•t; B• waata at • a~ ... a .. ~o~~ w-tu. .-..rta.,un, llf• (Jolm JO:t7, 181 • -I ..... ol ... ~ ............. t ... ... ~ ........................ .... .. ,. ..... --...,.,., Hm ._.r, ._. • thli&. ..-p-- RtiHfiNI ., t4• Q_,.l 11"1U...A. A•ia..,lft . ' -.· • I F I () II ! \ I \1 p 0 I t u : B I () t l (~ t' SWQ~TD~CE MATT811111 ~ <:.-C.Dop wiD ... _ MY a --.. dUot .., rn.. .,.. ,., ...... .... .ful .. ""e II fl _, Ml II I II ti'J~l/1 CWIN llelltl ,...,, tl, o1 daJ, A&:wU a, froa 1 p.m. to kn ¥ kl-..._ -.. • 1118 A,.,, C._. dllllar, ...... Jhl lie spew I Blfll., ....... mldlqllt II tt. -..s.t C1111r ,,·-: i'f i ,, r 171 Cllllll •·· CoG 111-..,_ u ,ao P·"'· Atoll u ud port, wu p.r.,.. -....,. Aanl.uloo to 10 e-..ub COSTA -.. -co. U'TIItl. at 1:11 a.• ... 1:45 p.m. A&lrll ll, ud "'* llto'I:ICIMid l8 ... 11 I a.a. lt;Nit:~cud=~ud~!$1~wl=tb:l=llll~. ;20;M;N~-<;•;=;•w.:;;·;···;;lt;~;-= Htti'S 1111 Plrfect WIY•to m1111 )'OIIf monlj or aecurilin do '1rlplt·1Mr'': II this sounds impouibte . uH lodly lor the tyt·Optnlnc story of Ho.'IJ Memori1t Hospit1l's "Foyr Fle•ible Plans lor Civina". You will be in lor 1 piunnt surprise• Ttl1111t111: (714) 645 1600 !x11Miool06 A1k for l~1 StM:IIIt1ger HOA6 MEMORIAl HOSPITAl 30·1 E Newport Boutev~~rd Newport Beach, CA 92660 ' WAD! ROBERTI, director, IDif Helel YOtmC, Sbermu FOUDdltiOD GO'diD YOl ....... m.c-. the pi&Dt-o-nma '7.f, to bt btkt May 4 ta Cor0111 del Mu. I~ .._ -.. ...._, I ni<botl ,._ at II'JS ... at t11o -o1 llod M. ud 1111 elllrpd With drtwtoc-•u Ia euh A ~-. w ~--.... ~~· --ta.t W' p of a1cobol « • ' • --T ~ ra-, ~ Aaw 0.:. P t. atitii prtedopeaawla:towatlloftrd'• poirt ••• A~MIIIIII•Jf'ON,st, tC • rHta~ra.ot, 4001W.Coutltwy., ol 401 Cllallla Dr~ Jf.-,.t EdctU61r A,.,, Blllol, rt• Wtlt Newport, betw .. ll:JO BttcMI. WU •r stef at 10:10 parted '* nlllt ItO* from p.m. Aprtl 11 U4 5:10a.m. a.•. ,...poUonUclU..,Ioud lola eu Jut Doe. 9, ... ~ April n, and toot $110 -Idm u""' Jalllo cor Ia troc< to pollee OD AprlllOtbltiOIDI-tbt oltlee •.. Patsy Norolu, of bit bom• Ud ellatpcl lllm OM .U Clllrpd Jltl.ti wcwtb ?BS Aml101 Way, t.be Blllffl, with bemr llltlakltld 1a u of rn•eiiiD4114 ud "odaplut reported her 1971 PoreeMaD aato ••• ~ Rltber, 1701 bll Kuter Cba.rp erdt card 1tolea from thecarportbttnto Port A .. .., Pl., Harbor VIew by tbe eDd of Deeember, lJ re~ 10:30 p.m. April 11 ud tO:SO Homes, rtpOI'ted blr pvrH tDd fleeted bJ a ttat.mnt from bla p.m. April tz •.. A 1unr ~. wal-.d at $111, .toteo baM • • • Ll..atlt IIWU•• nlaed sentce set valued at $1,018 from _. lilt:Ma table some- at $54t weretateafrom atorace wu buralartr.ed from tbe bome Ume .,., .. 10 p.m. ud mid- rooms at tbl Jamaica laD, !101 of Mary Askew, 52! Seaward atcbt ••. S.eb slpal flap E. Coelt Hwy,, CorOOldellllar, Rd., Corom HlghlaDda, betweeD DIS pecnoeb ftlllld at$94 were betweeo ?p.m. A&ttll 9 &Dd9:30 12:30 p.m. and 4:45p.m. ltoleo from etty ltfe,.rd tow- a.m. April 10 ... Loll Vopl, er1 at lltb st aat Z!Dd St 2218 Z2Dit-St,, Weat Upper Bay, • FRIDAY, APRIL lZ dart.ctM ,..bod ' .. A man'~ reported 1 $237 ltatoe atolen Victor Arthur Glll, 54, of SIOO bneellt waa lu'glarlzed from her front JUd between 7 1825 Seadrift Dr., lntne Ter-from Jer O.tu' tmeDI: p.m. April 9 ud 11 a.m. April race, was cllarpd wltb drh1DC at MO ~ Awe.,":wport 10 • , , A clock aod tea sentce uDder tbe lnnueoce of dcobol 8,1_., betweeo 9 a m aDd nluedat$SOOwerestoleatrom after poltce stopped blm at 11 p.m: •• A atereo ;ec.elver Bqg(alDtematlooal Shop, %043 &:30 p.m. at Jamboree Rd. aDd aet ftl.:l at $500 waa taken Weetetur Dr., oear WestcUfl' Coast Hwy, .. Ralpb Doaald from lM home ot Barbara Plua, between 2 p.m. aDd 2:30 Miller. 3'7, of 6009 Seubore Smltb ZOS? Mlram.u Dr PI I h d I p.m .•. A welder nlued at Dr., WestNeW))Ort,wascharpd Ba~ betWeea 7 P m and ant Sa e Sc e U ed $1,200wutakeotromWasbl"'· wllh heloglotoxlcatedlnpubUc JUOp.m. · · · · ton O!'DI.mentallrooWor ks,l60 at 8:50 p.m . at 1'700 l&tb St., Newport Center Dr., Newport Newport Heights •.• A pl:lte • TUESDAY, APRIL 16 Pilnt-o-nma '74 wtnbe bekl from Brea Tropleala. Tbeywtll Center, betw~ten 3:30p.m. April glass window valued at $ZOO Betty La"Nrot Thomp!On, 49, at tbe SbetmuFo.w~&UoaGu-aoawer questiona and belp with 9 and a a.m. April 10 ... was broken by someooe wbo of .1112 DeYoe Lane, Westclut, den tn COI'ODL del Mar from speclal p~ problema. There John Walter Van Ornum, 22, threw a rock at the Eraest waa urHted at 3:40 p.m. at 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. May 4, ac. wlU allo be a pottery demon-of 204 Adams St., 8&11:101., was Schlag residence, '10 HUlcrest 1515 Wntcutt Dr., aDd charged cordlni to Wade RoberU, pr-atratlon by Pots.Pourrt. Door arrested at his residence at Lane, between 4 p.m. aDd 8 wltb driYIDC UDder the influence deo dlreetor. Tbe daJ-Ioac prizes wtU be e1nn away at 810 p.m. 011 a mtrl)uana pos-p.m ... A stereo tape player of aleobol and drup •.. John plant ale, opea to the pabUc, hourly drawlnp, startiDg at seasloo charge. valu·Jd at '540 was burglarized Howud Bater .,.s charged at wUl feature a seleclJoo ot 10 a.m. Refreshments wUI be • THURSDAY APRIL 11 from a car belonging to Doaa1d 11 :30 a.m. wlth cuHlvaUng plants rupg from w:IUJAI served by tbe Gudeu Volun-• Dallape, '770 Paula.rlno Ave ., marljallll. at Ills home at 218 troplcals to large taactocbls-leers, azxt the Gardea Shop 83;';:'nc1~ S~otl Ki~gH ~~1°1 Costa Mesa, whlleitwasparked 62Dd St., Newport SOOres ... Jcets, cactus am aaeca.leats, will be open featuring a se-was arr:ed at~~r 0:., a!i at the intersection of Bruee Mary Lou Jawtn, 20, of 534 Added attractlooa at tbe an-leetlou of.bortlcultural books, l&th St N t H 1...,t t Crescent and Joanne Pl., Lido Suta label, Costa Mesa, was nual flmd-ra.lslDg f'lmctloa wtll plants and gtfta. 2. •• ewpor e IY' s, a Sands, from 'lOOn UDttl 3p.m ... cbarpd wtth rt'ttng false In- '----------' be an Indoor plant cllDic fea-The Sbermao Foundation ~10 a.m .I.Dd charged wlthdrlv-Burglars woo pried open a wtn-formattoo to a poUceman while turing Geoe aDd Betty i:eaos Garden ts klcated on the Coast g under the Influence of dow at the Cllarter Hoose Res-sbe ns being cUed for a tn!- 0 _____ ..,. _______ .,.______ Highway between Dahlia Ave. a~ohO~. · ·ht A ca~U:to~ taurant, 1520 W. Coast Hwy., ftc Ylolatton at 28th St. and aDd Fern"" AYe. $199 m~ ~ va 1 a Mariner's Mile, took $214from Balboa, after she claimed she were g I zed rom cash drawert between l :05a.m. had lost her driver's Ucense ART AUCTION TO HELP an office of the Transmark and 8 a.m. aod pollee determined that she Corp., 610 Newport Center Dr ., PRE· SCHOOL PROJECT Newport Center, between 7p.m. • SATURDAY, APRIL 13 ~dbl::~r =~ U~em · · · Fairview Baptist Nursery Aprll l1 and 9 a.m. April 12 Betty Elizabeth Tavlln, 55, tak r/ a 1 ~ School of Costa Mesa Is sp:x.-... Someone broke Into Jeff of 2110 16th St., Newport t?n 1 ~m a :rage a t sortng an art aoctlononFrlday, Watts' ca.r while It was parked Heights, was chargedwtthdrlv-=-:.~ :;;,ra H~otb:x,ws,H~: M.1y 3, at the HUicrest Park ing under the Influence of alco-la.Dd ti' :;tw r 2 JO IUMDAY ICMOOL• tr4S WORSHIP n:.IY1Cir 11,00 Clubhouse, 310'7 Klllybroolr.:e, LI!GAI.. MOnCI hoi at 224 W Coast Hwy., s, some me een : Costa Mesa The Robert SUis FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME M:trlners Mile Charles D p.m. Aprll 16 aDd 2:30 p.m. Highway House of Prayer U 11 I!, COAST Hli'Y ., COROllA 01! L MAR LOWII LIYIL-II AI IHTBRDBHOIIINATIONAL, FULL GOSPEL IY'AMOILIInC IIIYICir 6100 ,,M, lUNDAY • -'.' ' Aprtl 1'7 • , , Alan Tracy P IAYIW AND IIIL I ITVDY• 7•10 P,M. WIDN UDAY Gallery of Beverly HIUs w111 S1' ATEMENT Hill, 42 • of 806 E. Balboa BlYd., Smlth reported that he went WILLIAM T. KROAH, PASTOR provide the works of art, in-The followtngperson isdotnc was arrested at MaiD St. and outside his hom e at 3720 Bay- ' HOM II ••24762 eluding a $100 painting to be business as: tn-MoUonProdoc-E. Ocean Front, Balboa, and side Dr Corona del Mar to '-===::::====~=======::;::====~ given as a door prlze. tlons '711 w 1 '7th A-ll Costa charged With a crlme against stl ·• ho •-tal' ed r • · • • hild J Andr que on a mtlllw m ,..,.c m ' 1 .. th tr.· · -•· 1 "'h &. The church related, RO'l· Mesa 92627: Kenneth Rich, 138 a c · · · ohn ew was trampllngpottedplants and UUU1 .... , ..;.ongrrgu.atUlUI ~ .urr., a.ctarlu pre-scbool wtll ute •'7th st., costa Mesa, c a. 9262'7. Kealoha, so, of 850 Victoria, was attacked and cooked by A ~·• •J I•Jc,ntlftl CI:Ht.K'•f•llorull Cltrisli.,. CM•d all prodeeds to help develop This business is conducted by Costa Mesa , was charged at the man who wouk1 ldent.lf'y 'IHE REV. lORN A. LINDVALL, Mia.tatc a 1-l/Z acre pule, wblcb wtU an individual. 1:15 a.m . with dr!Ying under himself C:C.tyasaphooe company bouse a barnyard, lalce (onlJ Slgned: Kenneth Ric b. the Influence of alcoOOI at lbe pi A $ZOO tt s.day Sernct: 10:00 a.m. lncbea deep) with a rocktnc This statement was flied with Intersection of Dover Dr. aDd ~~p 0:.~ ~ilarlsed tr~m 1:; ·llble ._,: ~.a.L lld''7:00'1:•. 'CWeft.,...•tO:Ota.a; boat, bridges and a forest area the County Clerk of Oranp Inine Ave. · · About S500 Wlll1lm WeGee residence 905 ••• all, accordlllr to Mrs. CoUDty 011 Aprn 9, 19'74, Wll-1D coln.s kept 1D a t~tc bottle Vta Lido SoQd Lido Isle' be-1!,~;~~~-~Y,••"I!T; .,.IWf!O_.,,.._.GIRI J...ua, Bowman, dlreetor ot llam E st Jobn county clerlt were burP,rl&edfromtbebome • ' "-~•,., c•,. pr:-•14•4 Phet~e: 6-U-2740 tbe school, to aid in tbe cbJkl's by Tb~esa M. 'ward, de~~lll:y: of WJ11Jam Fowler, Zl4 20th tweea 11 a .m. aDd 4 p.m. :=:::::::=?=::=::~~:::::::~=:::==7::=:::::::==~====t· body deve~ment and persooal Publish: Aprlll8, 25, May 2, St., Central Newpor t, between MONSANTO CO. OF ACE THE FIRST ·BAPTIST CHURCH coofldeDCe. 9 1974 In the Newport Harbor UO a.m . aDd 12 o30 p.m •.• IH HE ... ORT PL 'CE ---:-::-=-c:--===:---E'ns1go,' F -32932 A stereo set worth $1,810 was "r" "" TMI CIMTIR POl llaLICAL STVOIIS lllkeo from the home or Robert Mo"'aDto ComJ)llDy l'las To enable patients to IJye wttb eJD!Taetatttc. unremitting pain, In special cuea where ctrap are not Indicated, dOctor• are nowllSinc'•radlo." Not the k!Dd of radio that plays muslc, but ,.elal ra.dlo trallSmltters that acttn.t' surc:tcally- lmplanted electrOdes. No ooe lmows exactly bow or wbytblatectal&q,• works, but the electrodes, wbeo actlnt.d bJ radlatloo, emit Impulses of tbelr on. Tbue travel throur;h the patient's nerve system aod block out paLn s!pals so they are DOt reeeiYed at the brain aM the patient Is not consclCMbl of the pain. Try our ''painless" prescription aenlce •.. fast aDd friendly. We use ezactly tOOse tl!llted an1 proven drugs as specUted by your doctor, We're proud of our seleetiCXJ of really cr•t fragrances (they mate lovely gifts). We Jaq Cabochard, YYeS Salnt Laurent, lA CA.IIoD, Gl- venchy and other top brands aDd we'll rift wrap for you, FREE! • • • HANDY HINT : Cut ioto an old candle with your shears before cutting material to keep the fabri c from raveling. l@'SIDE.t PHARMA~ WITH CARD 'II PARTY 1016 bayside dr. -newport beach -caWornta, 9266% ~ • .!!IJtC!ti9.Yt SOMETHING TO THINK ABOUT YOU PAY $U8 PER POlliiD FOR QUAUTY lf.Y, STEAK-WE WILL BROIL TOP QlWn'Y WOZ. N.Y. n"EAX DINJrfE'R Pal YOU-THIS DICLUDES SOUP • SALAD, AU GIIJ.TIIC POTATOES-GAR LIC TOAST. WE SET Y0111 TABLE-GIVE toP SERVICE . WASil DISIIIS. ALL YOU 00 IS ENJOY TOtiUIKLF -!fO Flllil -WE HAVE THE IOtOW HOW - KELLY'S 111 MAOMOLfA IT'. AT tt4J .t.M. lla&.l Q.AUII LI!GAL. MOnCI! Evans, 116 Em':!rald Ave,, Bal- l.utTA ANA A VI. 11•11 1.1&. WOIPIP MDUI FICTIT10l5 BUSINESS NAME LIGAL MOnCI! boa Island, between6p.m. April .COITA·MIIA 7111 P.M. IVAO.LIITIC MOUI FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME 13 ·" 3 30 •· Ill' Dl JIMMY COMIS P:ASTOl STATEMENT a, ... : p.m. ""r • ... " ' ' The followLng peraoo is doing STATEMENT About S200 damage was doDe CO ITA IIJ:IA COUNI~LINO CENTER bustness as: Far Well Veodinc. The following person Is doing to a ca.r belonging to Steven TO .. HAMCI DYM'AMIC LIY.IMG 1'746 Anaheim, 15, Costa Mesa, business as: Ellco, 2152Dupont Fortune, 340 Fernando Ave., mot"ed Its Soutbern CaUfornia district ales ofllce. b'om the ~F;;:::§~~~~~~~~~~~, =·=·=·=·=I=Q=~l City of Commerce to the BaJlt of Ca lUorula bldldtn( 1D New- port Belch. It Is annouoced ~~?.:: .. ~.T:-~ :lr: I ~ &.J NIOTIEIIIIIttSTIT or 111E nasT BAPTIST CBtiJlCB Ca. 9262'7; malllog aMress, Drive, Suite 212, Irvine, CaUl. Balboa, by vandals wOO broke I IV. JAM IS HIMIY, DIIICTOR P.O. Box 8581, FoUDtaLnValley, 92664: Edwar d C. Etus, 640 3 windows with rocks willie ,.AIIIL1', ~AI..., CALL Na.I11J Ca. 92708: William E. Gal-VIa Lido Nord, Newport Beach, It was parked at 223-1 /2 34th MAIII'I'ALr~iiiiiiJifG Cllltl &a1 IaCher, 1'746ADabelm,IS,Costa CaiJf. 92660. St., West Newport ... A LIAIN TO LIVI .. THI! DYMAMIC. Ll,l" Mesa, Ca. 926!'7. This business Is conducted camera valued at $4'70 was ;=~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~:;;::1 This buslness Is cooducted by an lndlvldul. stolen from Harold Joboson's by an iodlYid\11.1. ,J Signed : Edward C. Ellis. home at 118 41th St., West 1felllt1tll ,_to ww-Slpd: WUllamE. G&IIagber. This statement was filed with Newport, between tO a.m. aM FJRS'r CHURCH OF LUTHERAN CHURCH Thl1 statemeot was ftledwltb the Co unty Clerk of Orange 2 p.m. CHRIST, SCIENTIST Of TH the County Clerk of 0ra.nce County on March 20, 1974, Wll-• SUNDAY APRIL 14 3303 Via Lido E MASTER County oa April 1, 19'74, Wll-Uam E. St John, county clerk, Rooald i.e. Bell 31 ot 519 Newport Beach . 2100 Padflc v ... Dr. llam E. St Jotm, county clerk, by Theresa M. Ward , deputy. 35th St., w~ N~rt, was SUNDAY SCHOOL Coronldll Mitr,CIIif. by Tberesa M. Ward, deputy, Publish: April II, 18, 25, arrested at ll:40 a.m. at his 9' 10:30 a. •· LAWREJCB D. FR.uRG Publtsb: April 4, tl, 18, 25, May 2, 19'74, In the .~ewport residence and charpd wltb SUNDAY SERVJC£5 Putar-P._.&M .... 19':'4'l't~ me Newport Harbor Harbor Ensign. F-32404 possess!CXJ of marijuana ... 9 I 10:30 a. •· SUNDAY SCHOOL CUWI Ensii'Jf, F -32664 James Taft Hanson !5 of 202 WEDNESDAY EVENING AU""'"' HS to IO:IS La. LIGAL MOTICa LIGAL M0l1CI ISih St., Centnl N~rt. ns MEETING 8 p.m. WOI'IIdp .,_ -10:10 a.a. FICTITIOUS: BUSlNESS NAME charged wttb d:rh1D( tDSer tbe llEADING ROOM M•,_,. ud CGCJM Bow FICTITKJ\.S BlEINESS NAME STATEMENT Influence of alcobol at 1:15 Week 4ay•: 9 a.m.· 5 p.m. l---P~r~,.:-!:!:!., __ ...J STATEMENT The following person lsdolng a.m. at RJ'f'trllde AYe, and w.-.~ay : 9 un. • 7•45 p.m. Tbe foUowtng peracD~ are business as: Justice Wtre Rope Coast H'I'J •• Marlaer's Mlle 1'11eed.y and Friday: doJ.oc bus!Dtsa u : Freedom Corp., D.B.A. Justice Co.,l401 • • • Flllllne rods and rMia noor of tbe blgtl rlse struchae In Newport Place, the business center beLng def'eklped east of Orange Cowrty Airport by E mtay Developmeot Co. Three Mouuto stimdarles --M'lllAllto IDdastrlal Cbemt- cals, Moaanto Commercia I Products, azxt Mooanto Pol)·- mers aar1 Petro-chemicals -- have leued 5,000 sq. n. for tbeir SO-persoo otftce. The 5 year lMse was signed at a conslden.Uoo ot $200,000. MODSauto, an lnternaUooal maoufll.cturer of chemicals, plastics, and man-made ftbet's, still reta.iDs lis corporate dls- tributloa center ID Commerce. SUBSCRIPTION ORDER 5EIID Ill YOUR SUISCRIPTIOII OROU TOOAY I OIILY SS.OO FOR ONE TEAR -----------------MAKE . , ...•••• 2 •• ~ ••••••• , ••••••••••• ADDRESS •••. , .•..•...•.•.•.•....•• · · • • em ......................... ZIP •..•• SEIID Ill TMIS ORO II IIITM SS.OO TO, II Ell' PORT H A IIIlO II I!IISI GM 2721 !. COAST llli'T ., COIIOIIA OIL MAll 9 .a.m.·5p.m.;7·9p.m. ATTlMD Road Tneklnc. 1142 RatlaDtl E. Edinger, Santa Ana, Ca. nluedat$1'10weretatentrom R011.d, Apt. 4, Newport Belch. 92'705 : J . D. Justtce, Justice Thomas Harrrues' car while SECONDCtru'R.atOF THI CHURCH Ca. 92680: WllllamDIIeBrcnna, Wire Rope Corp., Santa Ana, It was pa.rked near his t.;:,me '.Jollmsc)fl and Son -. offers the best of both worlds OIIUST, SCENTIST ll.U Rutlabd Rd., 14, Newport CaW. 92705, a CaUfornll Cor-at 204 Ab:llooe Ave., Balboa N.wpot"t ._..at OP YOU I CHOICI Beach, Ca. 926&0; Georp F. poratlon, 648 Surf St., Costa IStabd, from 10 a.m. Aprll 1! CAroM del Mar RIGULARL y Smltb, 1142 Rut11Dd Rd., It, Mesa, Ca. 9262'7. unttt 6:30 a.m. April •• ••• lilOG 'hdflc: View 0 :. Newport Beacll. Ca. 92$10. This business Is conducted A $50 pjltol, 2 rlap, c:oiDI LUXURY and ECONOMY lUNDAY SCHOOL 10L•. Tbla bustDeu 11 coMuc:tld by a corpontioo. and otber items Y&.laed at $!)1 lUNDAY saa.VJCII tO LIL by a Umlted partDerstdp. Corporatioo Name: Justice were bai'Clarlucl from Cut -..sDAY I!Vm<ING GIIACI aiiiLI 01111101 Slpod' Wlllllm Do.lo-Wire Rope Corp. Vollnskl's Pa'rlo: ~ ..... - ••••.• Roo.1 I,... .Aal.SCU ...... Bill Thla •tem.t wu G.11dwttb . Stpatare &o Title: J . D. Jus-ment betweea 10:30 a.m. A.,')('tl -• II;, c. .... ..,. .. W.lllll, CoG-tile CO!OIIJ Ciorll: ol flrup Uce, Pnsldent. 7 aDd 9,15 p.m. Aoril 14 ••• IM-.o•• NaNl.._ TOM' P"* Co..ty oa A&rll 1, 1974, WU-This statemer~t was ftledwtth Elleea Cost.Uo,tiiiDot'cbelt- .......,.rll 10 a.a. eo 5 p.-. UAm &. St JoiiD, C0GDtJ ellrt, tbe COUDty Clerk o1 Onnp er Rd., Cameo Rlell1Udl, rl· ......., ••n'' p 7.tOt bJ n.r .. M. Ward, deptltf. ColdJ on April 11,19'74, W11-ported a cr)'ttll dLib ru.d IM.1 lOa.-. .. .t,.... PabUA: .\JII'tl 4, 11, 11, 15, uara E. St John, cotlllty clerk, at $400 ltolta fReD ~ar llocM 11"1•~-~~-~-~ly!~ ,..,~;;1'•;•~-~~~~~~i;~:~ 1t74, l8 Ole Newport Harbor bJ Tberea M. Ward, depatJ, durtnc tbe prerioel alciM .•. ...... t::i.rdl &.vlu ... l ... p . F-118$5 Pabltab: April 18, ts, May C:llml!t'U ud SCUBA~ •-... ~ I 9 1974 In tbe Pfewpc:rt nluecl at t910 •••--fro. LIGAL MOTICI ftartJOr Euico. F -!30Zl tbt Jau Boe r ....... ~, 1001 . (j .. FICTITIOIII BUII!f!SS ftAIIIE Clllf Dr., cwra._ boluo• iCOII STATIIIIEIIT LIGAL MOTICI 7 a.m. AorillS 1011 u ,so p.•. IOIIIT .. IIMIITOM -P AlTO. April 16 bf a IMtrtiU ftO -•o IT, et 01/Ji.Mftl, COI~A Ml•• -....... The lllllowlltr por-ore FICTITIOUS BUSIIIESS NAME smao•od I -.Ia lllo lllclt .-..w • • ..,. -ciM1c: l•'lthlll u : Dt-Ttel STATEMENT doo 8rul M14 ud ..., ..... • 2 \ • lG-M L•. ..._ ....t .,.._., 1111 Sllpel1ar An., Tbe fOlkmll penou ll't nttt';.,p ~ ,..,. $$10 ... ..., " I I. WW I IS • 1:10 .... H0 Lll. 8 I CNta ~~-Callf tlla7· dotiC NIMSI u · Brub It W ~ ~~~-----..,_ • f I .. '....,..__' ' stotH fro. U Ill. J, I -...... ,_,_., .a-0 . !.Jkll, ul T-Bammer,IIW-aceSerotet, • •-----Aa? 3 II I ?ellnll_. ..... , .. _....~ ... uc _. -• Lillo, 111-l Bol"'-c-417E,IIioJA,.,,Noopaot,Cal.o 1107 Wua-tto .... ,- -. -F. Lo elore, GarJ Voa Bon, 417 £, IIIJ Vlow Rllla,-Sp,•.Atotl -IClloo Drift, -Aoo, A"-o tcoopaot -II; Jooc D. t• -~ I •-• IS • ~---~ • -· .... .. c • -L•. ~M •••• .. , -Dl.~. ~~· .... otll ..... ,. ICIIIIL. •••• ~~~..... all&. a n••y -•Nr, -·•---., SOl A--.. -calctdl ... ud"'"oo•-lla.., ................. ~~-_,, $tt0 ~ - Ill-Ylolt. Coil W'IS; 'l1do ._, 111 Ia -lad om-":':.~ Willi C.., 'hill t 0 Ell Ia IlltlltiS _,, ......... ,............. t10 lf...,..t C ... OI'.,Jw- .,._.-...... ,, 2 1J .....-:Gary L. vu Bon. _.,._._ ._ .. _. • ........ -.---. .......... ~~ii~ii~i=i~ii:iiiii~~ii ...... , -I. l40eL . Jooc D. Poft. II-~ I 1 a. -• IS nil ..... ,.. TIUst' .Cwuallllwta -· ...,. .. • .. C.., C-II ~ .. CoiJolr C.. 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Perma-Stor Foods 2960 Harbor Boulevard Costa Mesa, California 92626 (714) 556· 7290 • tn FEATURING ALL TOP BRANDS aramounl ll D 0 N:f:r~ .. ~, , .. I A.. . ... . . 11 t~-9 rD~tan<e trot ... J ·"' ""ne. R03ERT REOFOI't m:AFAAROW KAP<n 8LA(K J((liT WPJO(l Jf¥0 WATER/lO'l l tni .I(HKE' /_ BPIJCE DEM~bn ~ ~oee••·-~··· .... , .. II.UIIMMIM ........ 1141 ·-· 11 ......... ,. .......... . -@- "ONE UTTLE INDIAN" 1:1N. • 10:00 Theetr• Me . .C -... --......... ,.JI_ .. • ----· --·---...... ? 1 ·---·,=··.,. .. ... llhii?P O.u M11 • P:O J --T-...... ·=: Keep cool wit~ CANVAS AWNINGS : COSI&OES . -----.. ,_.._,_.-. ~ • .. .... 01-. ... ~ -........... ~.:::::: ':J~~~ c-·••• · .,,.._-. .-. • ~ ~-• a!?~~ =~·=~=~'~A:*'::.-= -·,.., ---Dr ...... Dr.-... -· ·---__,_. llo -IIIIi "U II.., .... Ill• ... ol -lo. 1o 1lo o aood --_, ... ••-ee4 tlllt ... ,..._ ., ... .., pr ....... -lal ·-lor ... ~ ol .oloiJ, IOd I-~~~~ Olul ,.., of tt'l'i ... 1i, ........ tile •• e'srn ........ u.et." ..... e. ... -. ... --·---~ c~ o<llooldlllrl"" II -ualllllll II ...... U· btu ... , .cbool dt.trletc&e ... '"" tho arup c_, _.. meat of tCtocltloo.. Tbo bl&bHI -per ~~~~~· 1D lbo eoaaty Ia $1,111, Lai'D Bolcb-ae11101.. dlotrlet. Tbo --II $738, Ill lbo 11-Ua ... __ tuy acbool dlaltr,et, ~ colt per -DI Ill tho Nowporl-M eaa dlltrlet II $1,011, IICG'd hJpest amODCtbe lllifted tebool districts. Tbe .Newport-Mea cost M.s toereued from J$55 ln 19&6-8?, tbe first year ol unUleattoa. . Tbe report sbows ttllt 11 elemeotary school dlatrtctslost enrollment In tbe 1 i'1Z-'71 school year, IIODC wttll 01111 bleb scbool district and 2 1111- fted school dlstrleta, Dr. Peter- son •ld. The Weltmlnster elemeDtary school district bad the tarcut elemeatary aebool ct,,ee0.;d.roa;;t~•,: w lth a ctrop of 4 ?4 1111 ~ ' ' New Laud 11'0) and Amooc bleb school dlltrlcts, only Fullerton sbowtd 1 student de crea.se, wttb 1 lou of $5, The two urdfttd aehool dls- trlcta shOWl.n& decreun were the CArd• G!'on Unlfled.Scbool District with 1 Ml drop or let students, aDd the Santa ADa U::~.lfted: Scbool Dt.strlct. whlcb bad the tarrest de~.;r••· wttla a total of 972, Newport Mea unified district abowltd 1 p1D of 250 -·from Zl5,498to26,7U. Till WAY WE WER.E SIS F?SMD a REI: FORD 1'0GI'DIBI Plu. o,cc n,/y. 8: H (PG) "SUMMER WI SHES, WINTER ORF.AMS" 7:05 & 10:40 Dr. Peter.an potDttd ovt that thl! net decrease wl11 ban u Impact oo tbe cross 1acome of tlle school dt.trteta lnvolnd, The loss of eDrotlm~nt wUl de- crease a district's lneome by ao uerap $'1155 per year per stu-1ent . Openings tor new teachers In the Orange County sebOOla have deereued by more thiD IDtho I .IB 6:,5 1 Time 'to words or les.t • • . !.00 n ., 10 word.'. . . . . s :oo· Sl to 40 worda •.... 4.00 Eaeb word over 40 • . .to.,__.....;.::_ ___ .=_: __ SALES. SERVICE 420 I . 17TH &T. COlT A MI&A 648-7706 -848-811116 Pbono: •SIIVICIS Proper Fin ing Assured 3409 E. Co11t Hwy . Corone del Mar 875-3833 e MARUI! HARDWARE a:rz~~ ClotbJDc. Naatlcal Gllts lll.rtDt HardWare Open ...,. dlJI 1 week to HI'Ye you better 2700 W. COAST IIWY., N. B. PHONE US-1711 DO'IIIIIrala YOIII ------ IN NEWI"OATW<e;; ~ Offic~ F wmitwrf' ~ y DESKS •CHAIRS I FILES •SAFES :.. OFFICI: SUPP.LIES -1: STATIONERY • Addinl M.chinM S.IH TyfM'IIl'rlt.n Ft.n1 .. , 67J.6826 So.rvlu Tille OF"CE SUPPl v INC. Xll 1 N-port lr.d.,N-.por1 a..ct< o RESTAURANT · HOME "COOUD POOO 'N~4 c.,.,.. 4.t ... , BAUNCH THfiiiU OINNiflll 7:21 I! .C•••' Hwy ., o fOR RENT LAX£ ARROWHEAD, oort.. lhore, mollltalD cballt. Slttp11 18. Make r,.ern. tktu, Wltkead, wt;ek 01 mCillb: 549-S81Z or 9'79-0UI. o fOR SAL! COMP.utDI CRYPT lor two (llo. Ill) II •••• eo.t, ,_.,_ll_l'lft, C... Call ('114) ........ .. -~eau.s-... IO'n, Y-YallaJ -. ................ ~-· 1,,.... .. , lltUIISOAV, AI'IIL!!, 1174 COIIC*A DEliiAA, CAL. GIRLS JOIN THE BOYS FOR SPORTS HONORS For 1110 llrlt tlmf, 5 llrl atbW.. from taeltoiM.,.,..-t"J 2 ldtlt oc:boo11 ,.,...., n' •• b'ocn •ett eclliool to nettft ilooora , ..... , -oll(lrom 1110 lfewport Harbor Cbomblr ot Commeret. ' Tbe lStb t..IIID•1 atbletl.c awardll:l'llkfut, JPOUOI'td bJ tbt Cbtmber'l Commodore~ cte, wu hekl at tbt ~ 817 Club. Skipper Harry Babbltt of tbe Comi'DOdorH em~eed the awardl procnm. Tbe t•tared .,..Ur wu CarlJ Morrt.oa. p~aeral muac-qt the Soutb- tro Calttoral& Sun entry In tbe aew World Foobll Leap. 4 OWr,f AIW, fooUiaU; 1509 CtO'tft Nopwa, IJe tid; laldetltlt Or •. HarbOr Vln 2500 S.Ttew Ave., Corooi del HUll. Mar. Pete A.llbJey, t.Dl1, YOllty-Brent Ocelen. footblll: Z601 baD; US V'tlb. b.lta, tbe Ialud VIew Dr., Harbor VIew Bllllll. Hilts. Etu Babr, fc.loCM.ll, wrut-Joe Porto, football, baseball; lJaC, track; lnf Port CarD8J ZOO& Port Ramsp.te Pl., Hat- Pl •• Harbor VIew Homo. bor VIew Homes. stmoa &oapey, mm, nter Paul Sowa, wrestlloc: 1322 polo; 907 Cbublat Pl., Eut Keel Dr., Harbor VIew Hills. Bluff. Jay Stallman, swim, watH Rich Burrus, toott.U; 1930 polo; 448 Serra Dr., CorOOl Port Net.oa Pl., Huboi' VIew Hleblands. Homes. Scott Watsoo, football; 2018 steYe Clark, ne.tllDI; 110 Saot.Lago Dr., Dover Sborea . Collinl Aft., B&IKll Island. MUte Watt, football, track; John Crimp, swtm, water 4 Harbor Island Rd. polo; 2006 Seadrift Dr., Rubor O:t,id Weddle, swim, water VIeW Hllls. polo; 1301 &mnle Doone Ter., Klrk Del Valle, swim, water lrYine Terrace. polo; 2404 Vtota Hopr. o HARBOR HlCH SCHOOL SETTLING FINAL DETAILS far the WOrld T•m Teruds eablbuton match to be hekl at I p.m. tilts Saturdi.J, April 27, at the Newport Beach 1'eanla Club an, trom taft, Georce Holstein In, club prealdent; George MacCall, WTT commtsstooer, aDd Tony Prodaa, the elltl's head resi- dent pro. The matcb, tree of chirp to the pltlllc, will tntrodu~e W'J'T 's new rules IDd scorlng procedures. KFI r adio sports dlreetor Mike WUien will tmcee the match. The year old WTT teague, r.dquartered In Newport B•cb, hl.a fraocbl.sea ln 18 'cltln 1D U.S. and Caoadl. The SO eenlor athlete• &om Coro-. del Mar aDd. Newport Harbor hlcfl IK':t.)ols were praised tor athleUc perform- ances and foi leadership In school athletic proerams. All are seniors In good studlng .... malnbJned hllb .,..... while letterlog ln at least ooe sport durin~: their senior y•r. the Blutfa. K u 7 2 c. Doug Dietz, wrestUng; 217 rts hler, 1 4 ...... la.xy, BI LLI E DE SUTTER te A Balboa 1 laod Dover Shores. s .1 • TARS WIN TRACK TITLE Swlft Brian Theriot paced low hurdtes broke the prerious Newport Harbor to the school's record. Adams a.-, woo' the lltb stnlgbt Newport -Mesa 120 blgb hurdles aDd anchored sebool district track ebampion-his team's 440-yard relay wtn. sbtp last Friday Digtll at David-Newport, wtnoer of every dis- son Field. Estancla 's Steve trtct meet since tbe series Adama was the meet's lnt!l-bepn, gave notice that the dy - Yidual star. n.asty could cootlnlll!, The Sail- Here are the athlete• bonored: o CORONA DEL MAR Hl Joanne Bandel, swim, baaket- ball, volleyball, softball; 318 Jasmine, Corooa del Mar. Blllie De Sttter, Yolleyblll, basketball, 80ftball, badmt.oton; 309 D.'lhUa, Corona del Mar. Mary Jane House, badmin- ton, '701 Betus, East Bluff. Barbara Lolb, swtm, volley- ball, basketball, softball; 512 De Anza, Coroca Highlands. Jennifer Walt, track, basket- ball; 712 Goldenrod, Corona del M.u. All. veE·:,_ .. _ :. k~tball· Nadine Wilson, 485 E. 18th II ors WID Jim ua~s. • • St Costa Mesa 1913 Port Brlltol, Harbor 'Cindy Amies' 2732 Circle lk VIew Homes. Dr Bay ShOres' on a wa Mike Froet. football, 1749 i.'lnda Pitt, 2s9 Knox St., Port Hcmley, Harbor VIew Costa M.!sa.. Homes;... __ ~ball stUn Erin Smith, 205 Via Koron, Jim vuu,IUU\ .wre g, Lido Isle . traek; llOODo.,biDTer.,Inlne Morgan Abbott 314 Robin Terraee. Hood Lane, Costa 'Mesa. John C•Het, TeDDls ; 807 Steve Buklch 3 Ham.,sll.ire Amtgos Way, tbe Bluft's. Cowt Dover s hores CleM M.elp, track; ZOO? Jo~ Dickey 2182 Circle Santa Ana Ave., Costa Mesa. Bay Shores. ' ' Mlke Messenger, cross Mike Dobrott, 201 Via ~Ito, couatry, track; 1501 Serenade Lklo Isle. Ter., Irrtne Terrace. Muk D·lft'y, 277.A Ogle St., DQug MoU, basketball, base-Costa Mesa. ball; 4200 Part Newport. Jeff Duyndan, 111 44th St., Fred Moore, foott».ll, t».se-West Newport. bi.U; 1126 Wbtte Salls Way, Erik Escher, 205 40th St., Harbor View Hills. Wast Newport. A bases-loaded walk ln the bOttom of the 'Jth lnntng gave Newport Harbor a 3-2 w1n Tuesday OYer Santa Ana aDd kept the Sailors on tOQ by ooe game In the Sunset League base- ball race. Costs Mesa moved Into a 2nd place tie In the lrYiDe League with a 4-0 wtn over Santa. Ana Valley, and Estancia pulled Cor ona del Mar down Into the Irvine ce llar with a 3-0 shut- out , Theriot woo the 440-yard ors won tbe jqn1or varsity meet race 1n 49,1 seconds, the 100-with 114 points to second-place yard dash In 10.2 aod ran the Estancia's 48, and scored 68 aDCbor leg tn his team's 3:26.? points to wtn the frosh-soph victory in the mile relay. meet. Harbor ran.., a team of 84• FHL HOCK EY LEAGU E 1/Z. Corona delM.arwassecond wltb 61-1/2. Estanctalillrdwttb NO W AT BOY S a.UBS 51 aDd Costa Mesa 4t h with In r ecent weeks newspapE:r S3: sport sect1ons have been nued HOLLYWOOD CELEBRITIES HERE FOR UCI BENEFIT Tom For mica, l41 8 Muiner s Dr., Harbor Highland s. Skip F'rankUn, 1928 Santa Ana, Costa M~sa . Gavin Hedrick, 201 Broad- way, Costa M~sa . E rnte Hook, ·tsoo Leeward Friday, Harbor Is at West - minster, Corona del Mar In- vades league-lea11ng Los Ala- mitos, Edison challenges CostJ. Mesa and Fountain Valley Is at Estancia in 3:15 pmes. Next Monday, Santa Ana Valley visits Corona del Mar, Cosl2 Mesa jour neys to Mac- nolla, Estanci.r Is at Edison, and Marina vtslts Newport Harbor, all at 3:15. Corooa del Mar's Mite Mes-with stories of the WFL and Big nam !s from Hollywood seopr led an assault on meet WBL expansion I•gue. and the aportsworldwilhquare records, rtmnlq a 4:20.8 mile. Not to be outdone, the Boys off Su viay against the top- Sa Kine team mate Brl&n Hun-Club of the Harbor Area bas ranked OC lrvlne ~seball team saker also set a new meet mar• just annouoced the formation In the 3rd annual Big I Booster with a 9:31 .6 clocttng In UM of the FHL (Floor Hockey celebrity baseball p.mto .11 1:31) Z-mtle rWl. League). This new expansion p.m. on the UC I flek!. Tbe OOIJ other meet record league w111 play Its pmes at The an1u1l game raises fundi> wu aet by Estancia's Adams, both branches. The Boy• Club for tbe UC I athletic ac:holar- ~~~~~7~ ~l!~;,~;:d ~c!~ a: lf!! :!!::n~1~M~W~b ~r-~~~· ___ · ----drew's Presbyterian Church, LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL l«)TICE Ne•~rt Harbor Council of -----~----.--------. ---Churches, N.,w.,o~t Huboi' CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH Boosters and Angel B1osters. NOTICE INvrnNG BIDS T1ckets may also be bougtlil, Lane, Baycrest, Greg Hor man, 1706 Dover, Harbor Highlands. A. G. Kawamura, 7l8 St. James Place, Cliff Haven. J eff Kravitz, 306 Co lleen, Costa Mesa. Jack Minter, 391 La Perle Lane, Costa M~sa. Bill Mockett, 1601 Antigua W;Jy, Dover Sbores. Ken Newberry, 239 Koox, Costa Mesa. Geor ge Norris, 336 R1mona, Costa Mesa. Brian O'Flaharty, 1145 w. Ba.lbol. Blvd,, Balboa. Newpo rt had trailed a J-0 in Tuesday's game, but went ahead 2-1 1.~ the 6th when Mike Blanchar rl drov('! i.1 Morpn Ab- bott , then S('O.ed on an error. Santa Ana came t».ck to tle the ll;i.me in ti'M! tOQ of the 7th be- fore the bases-loaded walk to Dave Y Pster for ced ln ti'M! win- ning run. Costa Mesa's Dave Bern- hardt home red in the 3rd, ud Jim Brandt aDd Doo Tryon sparked a 3-run rally 1n lM 7ti -. Ji,ve pU:cbfl! ~ta 4.29 VALUE • SEAUD"•BmJ wtll be rieeived at the ot!tce of the City at UC1's Crawford Hall or a.t CJI'1t 'ijtl. ·:DIIIl AI~ S...ll. Cautornia, until ·1,0:00 u1e .. UCI Bt.a411ffi. .;~.iwd&Jf ' a.m. {k tr'!otb' ctat of May, (~?4, at which time they' will Invited to the p.ml!' are be opened and read, for performlnc work as follow s: Hollywood stars Joey Blabop, ALLEY PAVING IN BLOCK 9, EAST NEWPORT Telly San.las, the Rllflteous (C ONTRACT 1622) Brothers. Grec M.1rrts, Bobby "UNTOUC HA.3LE3'' star Paul Jerry Penhall, 2104 E. Ocean Froal, Balboa. Tim Regan, 1528 Santil.go Dr ., Dover Shores. Br ian Renver, 20432 Santa Ana Ave., Santa Ana Heights. a 4-0 wlnoverSantaAnaValley. Estancia exploded for 3 runs tn the 4t h on a Glen Roberuoo I triple, Steve Morton's stngle and JCH' Ronqui llo's double to pull Cor ona del Mar down Into 22-Pack of H LOAD TRASH and LAWN BAGS Bids must be submitted on the proposal form attacbed Hatflekl. P~J· Picerlll and Jotm PlcerD1 wUI ~ l .n,,ng Holly- with tbe contract doc:umenta fllrol.sbed bJ the Publlc Worts Larch. wood celetrlttes and sports Deputmeat. The add:ltlonal copy ol the proposal form ls to Sports stars M;.rU.o Me-stars w~ will play U::c•s IO?· be retai.Ded bJ the bidder for his records. Keever, Dan Elmn:IJrff, Jack rank'!li A.1teaters tn Sunday af. Eac:b bid must be accompanied by cub, cerUfted check Youncblood, Ernie Wbeel-tern>On's 3rd ;~.nmn l celebrity or dtdder•s Bood, made p&J&ble to the City of Newport W!'lg!lt, Tom Fears, Aody baseball pm>! •ln th~ UCI neld. B•cb, for an amolllt equ;U to at least 10 perceot of the Carey, BOOby Kn:JW, 8111 Gam P. Um P. ts 1:31 amount btd. Toomey and Gate Konow are COOy Small, 1221 W. Coast Ht gtlway, M.trlner s Mtle. Tony Stockmlll, -403 E. 81.1- boa Blvd., Balboa . Don Valdez, 2381 Redlands Dr ., West Upper Bay. Locals on South team a last -place tie with the Eagles. Bob Isakson pltclled a 6-btt shutout. Last Fr iday, Costa Mesa downed Corona del Mar 6-2, Los Alamitos bombed Estancia 8-1, and Newport Harbor, 011 Morgan Abbott's 8th· lnnin& homer, ed~ Huntlngton Beach 4 .3. Use these big. tough 33-gellon capacity bags for o-rbeQe. for leaves or grass clippings ... or as base- ment or garege stor~~g~~ containers. Made of 2-mil plas,tic; lipped for UIY opening. Special box dis· pe;nses them one at 1 time. The Utle of the project and the wordl "SEALED BID" expected. EmmP.tt Ashford and sball be clearly marked on tbe outside of the enYelope eon-Gil S~atton wlll be um.,lres. ta.tn1nc the bid. R11to ~her Mtk~ Ro7 will The coatnct documents that must be completed, executed, join 6 airline stewardessl.!s aOO l.Dd returned 1D the sealed bid are: a formt>r Miss Norway oo the All 4 Harbor -area high schools wtll provide talent for tbe South team In the 14th annual Orange County north. south all star football pme set for Aug. 15 at Orange Coast College. of Tustin. DaveW)tteofEdlson, JOHN V .U.LEL y CLIH IC Dan Tro!C) of Fountain Valley, Gr eg Foste< of Marina. M'U<e JUNE 17 TO 21 AT DC C M.,una of Santa Ana and Abel Former Corooa deiMarhlgfl, Fausto of Hill's o•n Valley Oranp Coast College and UC LA team. basketball great, Jolin Vallely, A. Proposal neld. B. Dellpatloo of Subcontractors Last year's celebl'lty pme C. Bidder's Bood .-atsed $15,000 fot worthy OCi D. Nao-colluslon AttldaYit studeo! athletes, aceord1a1 to E. Statement of FloaDclal Rupou:lblUty Bfc I Boo.tter spokesman Geoe F. Technical AbiUty and E~ptrleoce References Adam s. Thne documents shall be a!llxed with tbe llpture and Oranie Coast Collep's Here are local players oom- lnated Tuesday for the annual c lassic: There are 26 teams from returns to OCC to cooduct the southern Orange County repre-4th annua l John Va lle ly besket- sented on the Rebel team . ball clini c June 17-21 in the titles of the per!IOOB stga.lne oo bebalf of the btdde:r. For tennis team ftni&hed In a lie corpoRUons, the slpatures of the President or Vice Prest-for 2od place 1D the tina I South deat and SecretarJ or Ass1stazi Secreta.ry are required and Coast Conference standlncs as tbe Corporate Seal shall be a.tns..::l to all doc::amelltl reqalr-the Pirates drqlped a 6-3 de- laC stp.tures. l.o the case of a Partnership, the slgnatare clston to Fullertoa 1D the sea- of at lea.t ooe genenl partner 11 required, son tlnate ThursdaJ, Apr1118, • CORON A DEL MAR ·-COACHES CHOSEH FOR Mike Frost anct John Terry. ALL STAR B. B. GAME • COSTA MESA --Dennis Nash Rivera of El Dorado No bkll will be accepted b'om a ooutractor WbO bu DOt on the Fullerton courts. been Ucenaed In accordance witb the proril:iou of Chapter Mt. Su Antonio copped the 9, DtYlstoo m of the Business aDd. Profeulolls' Code. Tbe contereoce Utle witb a perfect eootn.ctor sbaU state his Ueenae number aDd duliflcation 10-0 muk wbl.le OCC aDd F'ul- lrl. tbt proposal. lerton tied for secood spot with Delany, Jtm Davis, Joa-high schOOl and Marina's Jim qu1n Chamberlain, Gar y Per -Stephens have been named ez, and Jerry Shepoos. coaches for the 9th amnal • ESTANClA •· Steve Ad-Orange Co tmty hlcfl scl'lool all ams. star r:.sketba.ll game scheduled • NEWPORT HARBOR --for Jllle 15 at Orange Coast ODe ..t of plans aDd eootract documents. lDcliXIlllc ll)eela.l 7-3 records. Tbe Pirates nn- prcm.t.ODI, tnaJ be obta1Ded at the PubUc Worts Deputment, lsbed with a 10-4 sea-. slate. CltJ Hall, Newport Beach, CaUfonl.la, at no ca.t to Ueeued OCC will compete lD tb._ u - coatraetors. It is requested U.t tbe plau aDd COidnd n1al OjiJ tourDiment oo April doeiiDtlltl be returned wiUUD 2 wNts aa.r tbe bid cpn•nc. 26-28 and wm bost the S<Mth Sten Bukl ch, Gavin Hedrick, College. Jefl Kn.vlt&, Btll Mockett, Tom Th'! pme, featuring lbe Form tea, Pat MtlUcon. county's top graduaU01senlors, Coach Di ck Hill of Santa Ana ts sponsor&\~ by the Costa Mesa Valley , woo wtll gtdM the South KtwanJs Club. Rtnr..a wiU(!(li.Cb. team. said this week that hls the North sqtad aod Stepbeaa biggest problem will be naming wm handle the South chOrea. quarterr:.cks for the Rebel Gl\me cha.lrman tor tb1s squad from such standouts as year 's eYent Ia WUilam Newport's Bukl.ch, Rich Shrout Frost, nrst rice-prestdeot d. of Los Amtgos, Jim DeBord the Costa Mesa KJwanls C l~. Tbe City bu a~ed the Standard Spec.tftcaUona for PubUc Coast Conference tourney May Wora CoostrucUOI. (197S EdlUoo) II prepared bJ lbeSoutbenl 1·3. Ca111onia Chapters of the American PubUc WorksAuoeii.Uoa Bruce Matthews and Pete ud tbt Auoclated Geoeral Contractors of America. Cootes LJDCb were the on}J ace wiD- may be obtaJDed from Bld.ldlnc News. Inc., S055 OferiiDd oers In stnpes competitloo Afea.•, Los Anples, California g()()M, (2:13) 170-9871. · TbursdaJ, Tbey combined to TM Cll}' o 'OI)Iod Staodlrd Special Pro-rlllolla IUid --plck u:> OCC's oo}J point In LIGAL IIOTICI u d Drawlll.. .ople1 of then are available at tbe PubUc the doubles oollll)ttltioD. NOT ICE OF' PUBUC HEARING WorU Dlputmtnt at a co.t of $5.00 per Mt. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN A -• .. CerWlcate ct lDiuraoce tor Cootnct Work JEF F PECK SETS HEW tbat lbe City Coun<ll ot the lior CliJ•• form lal beeo _.., bJ lbo Ctl}'. Tblllorm 11 LOHG JUMP RECORD City ot Nooport ..... will tbt oaJ.J ctrttAcate ot tnnnnce acceptab .. to tM CltJ · Tbt OCC b'IIMDU Jeff Pec.tr; set bold a pWUc hear to& reprd- nccJ &I low blddlr 7111 be reqllt.red to complete tllla form a DeW 1ebool r~d iD tbe kJD& Lac TeatatiYe ~ of Trad ...-••d of the coatract. ,_p bit tbt Ptratea drQIIPed 8&38, estabUiblae 0111 Jot where Par iiiJ nqakod boodl, 1110 ........, llloUc Bid -. lbolr IIIIo! -Cout Coo. six loU DOW exist 10 •• to IAIIor ucl llblortal -. IUid FIWdlll ---ftr-• lnck moot ct 1bo JOU • permit 1bo coo"'stoa ct als mill 111 u -.... -ar oorotJ _., -11-1/Z to 55-1/1, to Cortllos apartm.,. ,..ldlop Into • aa. bJ lilt 8lllo ct CallJonla. Tllo .._..., mill a1oo bo" a Collap 1'1-ldllJ oo 1110 Corrllos ..ut c:oodOmiolam clenloprnoot, , .... o.onl PolleJ Ro-1 Rltllc ct A .. -; ucl o Oft!. located at 1114-lm Rutlaad P-Ial Rattac ct at -AM U par lba llteol-Gl .l'odt .,_ JS-1, ... IIIII( Road ca tbo -lido-- -·oi:OJ'tltllc Go*loO'I-IJ -Llatlllll}'~ 1111 old IIIUk ct 11-7-1/1 111 llutoora OrtYO ud -d ro --wD a.--"'Araell a. C.,...1, bJ BID-to mo. LUt 11 •-wr; -a.s. P.t 7 G1 lilt c.-IAIIor C .... ~ 1'1'111 tl ~ Tbo -ll" 1ba OCC ..u-liOTICE II HEREBY FUR- lilt Clf c-ilctllltC!II'ctltwpari-lluW? I I •• a 1-4 Mill to lilt 11101 TRER CIVEllt6atllltaldpC. aa ~ prml ... nil ct por --taaa _., -C-~ -· De boartoc wiD 111 111111 011 1a .. llll -t11toliOP*b _.,._...., .. Ill-..._ t .. 11111 "''"'...,.me. at .... • 1Jpe o1 WW-• IH' t z•, ..... II I I I* P'riJ' a lnce Glra.at tM bQ:W of 1:10 P.•· Ja tlile .. hW _, tu lit ... -*-•aanlll' a.. t1 Dll llllrtlll ....... w' '1 Ca.ctl c ...... af tall CttJ =,!f\.1=7~ !:·~~~:O::;.W-.".: ~ct~o.o.:""f"::'!i:i ::!.,"' .:=.,"' :•;::: 1 'HI .... 1111 pow ... Dlr d ... l' ., .. ,.. ... 1,_ ...... ....._ 811 ....t ._, IIIII .. _, ... aU &.IIIIW.....-Celllr•IIMII .. ,..r= EWIIF ,...,IIY s lftL IIJI:J.U.a..WIIIIIn_, ,.._lrl111111_, ....... l tll t t Sa). &ea c · •s• hrt11 Ull 1111 ...,It una. .. ftollr ................. _ .._ ......... ~~---On 14 -.. lit CllJC-i =.::-:: -... ~ .... ... .. CllJ .. ._.-OCII: .... .__.._ ....... .-... .,., ... ...... • .......... 'p •• • 0~ Coast College basket- ball coach Herb Ltney tspme coor<lirlltor aDd Jim Caroett, occ sports IDibrm:ltloa dtrtc· tor, wtll Jandle ptii:)Uctty. Pro- eNds from tbe pme go tat collep tcbo1&rshlps. -TM Sollh woa. taat coolest aDd Md:s the 5.2. PIRATE RALLY FAILS Tl'll OCC Pirates made a r• tor It wttb a ._,. n.ll) 111 the 5th , ...... bit 1hf .,... .... cbomp c...--I 10 5 T-J at lilt OCC boD flold. T .. r.-, -boft atr_. cllacOOd a.. -c-eaa. ter... tllto llo< 1M Srd "" iD a row, aJio p..a.ct ot't!r t , ........ sa.. Lui-· 1M P!nM dr_.t • • 10 1 do<-10 Fol?ortoo, -toe llollr -,. .. tilt • ..... catdlll' Data -l'lll'ld ud -•.UZIOl-'aiii!ICr. -Aa1111 OWUiot c.. ..... _,, .ttr~~• ...... •• ?oowllll•'"•-- llhl "''""'--· •• ace gym. Orange Coast coach Herb Livsey, w:1o guided OCC to a 22-8 record this past season, Is director ofthe eveDt. The clinic Is orpnlted for boys 8 to 14 years of ap a.od meets Monday tbrougt Frt- trom 9:15 a.m. to l p.m. SP EEDO SWIM SUITS & TRU NKS LITTLE LEAGUE SHOES---5.95 AU. PURPOSE SHOES----···---· 8.95 up SOCCER'SHOES ·-··-----11.95up BASEBALL SHOES----10.95up BASKETBALL SHOES ·--10.95up TENHI S »ttES 9.95., UCQUFIIALL RACQU ETS IWIIIIMTOM RACK ETS SQJ dt RACKETS 'IOLLEYiiALLS l METS HIP'R.EIOAIID SETS ' COSTA MESA COUNSELING CENTER Presents: I A SEMI !fAR I APRIL 26 at 7:00 PM ond froM 9:00 AM to Noon on SATURDAY, APRIL 21. We're Cele•l'tltl•l ....... -P•••II .. ••• Super Savings ·aa Super Selection Auiom<Jt,c ""·-"-"''I· ~b<o~'"'· •odio,6l,OOOmO~. dean. (TSl.Sal) Radio, he<ole•. outO'IIO!it: ''""'""'"""· . ' '12 CAPRI ........ '10 FIAT FISH FRY Plans for the 29th annual Lions Club Fish Fry and Car - nival ln Costa Mesa Park the weekeOO of May 31 --JlUle 2 were announced this week. As 1D past years, the event wm inc lude a carnival midway, a saturday parade, beauty con- tuta for g:lrla and t.bles, a band contest, anr:l a big fish dinner for $2. Proceeds go to youth and bllnd services projects s~ ported by the sponsorlngCo sta- Mesa Newport Harbor Lions Clubs. Fish diners will get a chance on a new car to be given away on the final day of the carnival. Drawings held every 3 hOUrs . will give away SO other prlzes. Last year , the Lions served about 12,500 fish dinners, uslng 2 tons of fish, I ,500 pounds of cole s law , 3,0;)0 pounds of hot dogs and hamburgers, 50,000 sort drinks and 1,600 pounds of ham , bacon and sausage. Mothers of Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts and Boys Club and Girls Ciu~ mem~r s are asked to bring cakes and pies on the 3 days of the event to the Har- bor Boys Club or the cake booth In the .,a.rk. Contestants wanting to enter the band cootest should con- tact Robert Racut at Costa Mesa Jewelry and Loan. Baby contest entries must register between May 22 and May 30 with Cal'sCameraSI'KlpinCosta Mesa. DR. FRIZZELLE TALKS Dr . Nolan Frtzzelle of New- port Beach. candidate for Orange County 5th District su- pervisor, Is stressing his con- cern over property rights and Individual rights among other Issues in speeches this week. He ..nn speak today, April zs, at the Lacuna Beach E.l- cbange Cltt> DOOn meeUnc at the Beach House restaurant, a pot-luck dtnner at the Costa Mesa Womeo's Club, and a meeUng of the San Clemente RepubUcan Club at the Su Clemente Inn at 8 p.m. 1.0.0. F. Fl SH FRY Odd FellOws l.odp 29 wtU ,.,ld a llob try !rom 5 to 7 p.m . this F'rldaJ. April 21, at tile Temple, 24'16 Newport Btfd., C-=M~e~•~·==;r·~ ' . .IUI'Wr..,.,RIIIillll llftJIIIDAY,.ftL 2S,_Iti4 HAHDIILI'TeS OtAPTI!R .. IIII'JUIILY -·PMEu COIIIIADELIM;~ IS .lH 1M COMTI!ST ·1-L Joh • Tbo --cww oi JVIInny nson at semmar ~~:..=:~ .. ~ • loc tal ... ot 10 compoUDc Dr. Jo41Dor I""'-Iormor lollowlt>IDr.J-olodwo. cllor-lltbo-tclloriO 11001--rtluy otlboNaYJ, T--II( wiD be ~~-c~a bold 1a Bu or.., WID .-J< II 1bo Cbrlollao .. oPPort..ur lo metl 111m. A!1r1J 10. C1101'11ooo ropr.-- dylomtc oemlat to be bold • Joc -· c.-Arl April ZS 01111 27 at tile FJ:ot OFf TO KINGSVILLE -01111 !Iondo porttoll>ttod Baptllt Cbareb, SOl Mapolia Se&maD Katby L, Warmtor· ta t..t eteot St., Co.ta Mea. HOuu are 7 too ol 1St Pa1IDer St., Costa AdttOII' ue oow beiDC betd :p.m. Frldly ud 9 a.m. to aooa ..... u ttPOia.d to trataiDC tor new membtrl. RehM.tills , Soturcloy. Sq-.. IS ll'lbo Mont Air aro bold ...ry M-yatlp.m. Tbia aemlDu ta coacluctect StatloD, KllpttUI, Texu. at tbe Couece Park eeiKIOI. by Dr. James N. H8Dr}', dtrte .. tor of tbe Costa Mesa Couoset- •lDI' Center aDd Chrlstlah dy- namics rtdld procram. "PATTERNS ' FOR TOMORROW.'' the connnUOD tbeme, ar e ·act!,11Uy beinc penned in by Mrs. John Tykes (EU.u- beth) Richards, Harbor View Hills artl$t, at left, who designed art pieces for the National Chailty League coo- ventlon being held nut week at the Newporter Inn. Mrs. C Ufford Ray Hostetler, seated, of Harbor View Hills readies materials for exhtblts showing 20 chapters' phil- anthropic projects. Standing against the pattern of the quilt Is Mrs. Lee Pa:rton Jr. of Irvine Terrace, chairman for the nattooal cooventton. Concluding event next Wed- nesday afterDOOD will be the Installation ceremony, to be conducted by Mrs. Earl Stafford Otrich of Newport Beach, the outgoing naUonal president. {Ensign photo.) ReclstraUoa, at $5 lor lbo eenioos, may be made at the door or by caWne 646- 9126, . Dr. HeDry will speak ot1 ttapplDess, cybernetics and dy- namic UTing. Dr, James 0 . Combs. churcb pastor, wtll teach oo tbe power of posl~ve Uvtng, Dr. Jobnson's topic wtll be "Siep-ladcfer to success --mo- ttvatton." He will speak at 9 a.m. Saturday. Refresbmeots will be aened 16 GIANT SPENCERS · 16 KING TOP SIRLOINS ASSORTED STEAKS ALSO FILETS. TRI-TIPS, fiSHERMAN PACK you• ' KUEHN FOR MAYOR I don't suppose the 26,000 voters who failed to go to the polls a few weeks ago really care about this, but for the ~,500 who did bother to vote --how would you like to have a lady mayor? Lucille Kuehn, who won overwhelmingly all over town, be- cause she promised to represent the entire city, would be an excellent choice on May 13 when the Newport City Council elects one of its members as our mayor for the next 2 years. The only area she didn't carry was along the Corona del Mar traffic corridor, where voters saw no other issue. No, Lucille doesn't have any experience on the Council, but she is a lady with a lot of background in government. On a council loaded with narrow-interest members, her broader outlook would be refreshing. Maybe we could make some progress toward getting proper sanitary facilities on the West Newport beaches, a park for West Newport, a place for school kids to ride their bikes, some action (instead of hot air) on our traffic problems, and a reversal of the "I've got mine, to hell with you" trend of our provincial councilmen. Lucille is polite, sober and intelligent, too, and those are some qualities that are certainly welcome on the Council. She has the time for the job. She's not involved now in any full-time employment as most of the other councilmen are. In picking a new mayor, we should keep in mind that the pre- vious City Council sold our valuable city property overlooking the proposed new marina and took the money to build a new police station the people didn't want. ·We should also recall that the old Council voted to evict Marinapark residents, kick out the American Legion, made a backroom deal with developers, -. and tried to get us to vote for a huge park bond issue, which they later admitted would have overburdened our ability to main- tain the parks. Under the old Council, get-rich-quick developers were al- lowed to pack in high-density rabbit hutches in new areas and build ridiculous wall-to-wall duplex boxes in West Newport, Corona del Mar and Balboa. Meanwhile, old-time homeowners weren't allowed to develop their own lots the way the law said they could when they bought them. Let's hope this new Council does better. And let's hope they start off on the right foot with a new mayor. . . Al Forgit P. S. One other lesson of the last election: We should vote by districts only; then wouldn't have to worry about can- didates spending all over town. ' THI'SOUTHLAND"S 'IMUT • HAIIDWAU • COLOMY PAIN~ • SMALL APPLIAMCIS • ~UMMMe SUfiPUII GIT H w • J2fl W.IALIOA aVD .. NIWPOif IIAat I