HomeMy WebLinkAbout1969-03-20 - Newport Harbor EnsignNEWPORT BEACH
OFFICES IM CDIIOMA DI!L W.ll, CALII'OIIMIA
POLl
HOOTI G OF YOUTH
Secood cbaDces ru OI.R for aJoog with Patrolmen Rleblrd trlct attorney's omee to J.n..
SleplleoSttllii>Wield,U,ofiOllt Joboooa aDd George WU.OO, •estlcat< tile sbooliJ>( aDd said
Kl1De Dr., Sa.ota ADa Helgbts, spotted a sbadow}' flcure Lnside be will accept the Qodtn.p..
WbeD be was shot dead Saturday tbe camera store. Sb!Doytnc
al&bt wbllerlliUlingtrom 3Costa bact~ tbe rope to tberoottop,
Mesa poUcemen. the burgiar leaped to tbe pa•e-
Dl$trlet Attoroey CeeU Hickl
stated tbattbe IDYitstiptioo may
be coocluded oext week. Ke a1d
tbe posstbUlty of an accomplice
would be looked Into • ..-
aboul the dlll!eulty of delermlll-l.,_llilio~l
in( 'Wbetber a ftgure ruoniDc lD THE 9AIL()II BAliD of Nnporlllarbor Hlp SchOol ... lbo
sw._as lro!>bY at tbo ....... St. Patrlet's Day puode
Saturday, March 15, 111 Torraoee. Tbe trophy ls diJplayed
here by Richard A. Engla.od, baDd dlrector, aDd Vtcki Hal&.
dru.m major. With a score of 95.3'11, the Sailor Baod out-
clused the SUons of North Htgb, Torrance, their closest
competitors in the 2-1/2-mlle parade, wbicb featured over
150 marchin&: units. The tud wlU appear in ooocert this
Friday eveni.Dg. March 21, to the Harbor Hicb audltoriWD,
aloog with the MldshJpmen&Dd tbe Newport Harbor orebestra.
A silent &larm bl'ougtlt tbe ment aDd kept 011 rtmlliDc. as
poUeemen to Corrlp.o's Cam-tbe otneers chased him,
eras, 5SO W. 19th St., Costa sbi::Uing to balt. Fin orders to
Mesa. How stephen got there ls halt were disobeyed.
tbe lllc:bt oould be tbat of a rrun or..:EAN FRONT VIEW of the Balboa residence where
or a boy, armed or wrumed. z died I.Jl tlre Tuesday morlllnJ. (Ensign pboto.)
Mr. Hicks said thl.t would be
put of his offtce's enluatioo.
Mesa backs
red route
The red route realignment lor
Newport fr-eeway was endorsed
by a 3-Z vote Monday enDing
by tbe Costa Mesa City CouociL
This route would sh1tt tbe
freeway from tbe beartofdown-
towD Costa Mesa to an allgn-
meot klopiDg westerly cd Su-
perior Ave.
Cotmcllmao Willard Jordan
made the motion to a.sk tbe state
to proceed with the red route.
His motion was st4JI)Orted by
CouocUmeo George Tucker and
WilUaJn St. Cla.ir. Mayor A. L.
PLDkley aDd Vtce.Mayor Bob
WUson voted apJ.nst the motion.
,
WlkDown. But 1s ls known that be The chase weot from the
kl.ued b1s motber gooctntgtat at camera shop, a.erossa ~
10 p.m., and went IC)stairs. ceoter parklllg Jot. acrosa 19th
But be didn't go to bed; be St. and down an alley before
dressed l'limself lD black, a.od policemen opeDed flre, a.od kil-
weat out throug:b lbe window. led Step ben.
Serput Robert Ba.ll1DP:r. Friends of stepben say that he
' was tbe fastest runner at tbe1r
scllool, Kaiser. They argued as
to whether he was frlptened
and just ran -or really tbougbt
be COilJd get away.
Costa Mesa Pollee Chief
Roger Neth requested the dis-STEPHEN STU BBL EFI EL D
Stephen's mott.er, Mrs. Helen
Ellls, a pharmaceutical repre-
seat:a.ttve, left ller OOme arouod
9 a.m. Suuiay, to atteod a
medical conveotioD I.Jl Los
Angeles. Sbe saJd tbat before
sne left nome, she cbecked
Stephen's room and discovered
that be was gooe. '·So I thougM:
be bad gooe to spend the nlpt
'WUh someooe," she said. "I
Up( calllDc 00 me trom Los
Angeles to see if be bad come
back. 1 wa.so't ootifled umu 3
r
BAN THE BERM' p.m.Stmdaytbathewasdead.
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"I .-tbom bow he died,
Tiley saJd be ns sl\ot. WI'IUe
Bumps and berms In road·
-.rays to slow down Jocal tramc
receiv-ed bostlle analysis at
Mooda.y nl&bt's study sessiouof
the Newport BeachCityCouoeiL
Prltate roads 1o Bay ShOres,
COM bank
Beacon Bay and tbe Bluffs bave was be shot? I asked. He
such speed deterrents, aDd re-doesn't carry weapons. He
quests for slmUar obstacles doesn't like guns. Tbey said be
have been made by residents iD ns rUDni.n.g. and they yelled
Newport Shor es Shore CUlfs halt, and started shooting. Wby
and Anniversary' Estates. didn't theY shoot at hls teet or
Traltlc engineer Bob Jaffe legs? I asked. They said, •we
bombed the berms with a did.' But he was also shot in
critical report wbicb lncluded the chest.
IRMA WHERT, at lett, accompanied by her triend, Co ra
YcCattrey, carries out an antique pitcher trom her fire
damaged residence. (Ensign phOto .)
supportlng opposition trom '·Wy son ns 14 years old
rr I d Police Chief Jim Glavas, Fire and he was tilled ID cold bklod F I R E
Services Director Jake Myn~ through tbe chest a.od legs." KILLS 2 Tbe recommended route ls
estimated to cost ov-er $60 mll-
lloft, about $10 millloo more
tbaolbetl<...-lly--·
aloog Newport Blvd. Propnnrerts
I 0 expan Chief Jail BriseoeaodC.neral murder byapoUcemaJl--
Tbe ~ del Mar oHl.ce derse. Mr. Ja.ft'e agreed witb .Us. Ellis admltted tbat ber Two people died aDd 3 ocean She set ber ,loss at $4,000
t Sec tty Pa 111 NatioGal their vtews: that the berms soo. bad been ID trouble before, rroot hOmes were charred and for antique furniShings and ~ ~5 E C~~wy. plans would interfere with tbe move~ s:ay1.Dc. "lt wa.s .. just kid stuff, blackeDid 111 a !lre tbat blued $1,500 lor her dl()leL '
of 111o r&d -• aid llal Us 11M1' tls ftta woald oal-WeiP
-to ·to lnc:.1~ tbe meat of tnttic, create turtber cb.ildisb pranks. ._, at 4 a.m. Tuesda.y at o0.4. Yr. aod Mrs. A. o. Carotbers
THE SA.ILORETTES .-m tam of Nf'WPOri ttubol' Hlcb ~a.rctosa GardeU site coo,estion, cause damap tote-stepben, Just 5 days blbei £. Ocean Ft., Balbo&. of .nz E. Ocean Ft. were at ... --. ---
COUMTT NM.DS GO TO
32HD ST., JAMBOREE
Se--._. .P!I<-1a 1M -..au st. '"*"l<k'• puado u Mil 1: c.a llwJ ot ... bleleo 11om 111o """""" .,.... bad -bUD "' tile -Tbo -"' Mra.-1M Colon*l Rift< ot 1M-tD Tat .... 'filii -.m ... ..,..---.,. ' , ..,_.,.,._"te&tt Ka.re.!Yd • .l". coner:' pouiMe C11UCIJ delaJ a to"' trilled au or.._or J n ·-..,,..-.;..-atdwtt or .tbe nn. Tile !le""'*t Bael
sbOWa illllft at 1111 wtta sa.rua TremblJ. lhdlat leader, wbo Tbe lUI call for a parkiDc emve-cy teb.lc1es ACII.as ftre UD. Stuley ~ 38, wve fo&al tlrc depl.rtRMIIt ootJ.fled tbem by
1S bokllD( tbe ZDd ptaee tropbJ. kJt 00 ~esideotial property. A trucks and ambulanc~s, espose Gar laM L... Wetzel, ptlDcq:al by Newport Beacb t!Hmeo iDa phooe of tbe $2,500 damages to
rm t the city to damage sw.ts. ~ Bll.yti.ew schOol, said, rear bedroom, after tbe ttre bad tbelr home.
OPINION POLL TAKEN poi>Uc boarinc 00 a use pe 1 Mr. Ja11e summed II .., by ''St-o wasa5thaDd6tbgrade beeo -...o. Autopsy re-People driving to work aDd ho Newport Beach road pro-
jects a.re Included In lbe
$3,805,700 arterial highWay
tloaDC~ program approved
Tuesday by the Orange County
board ot'st4)8ntsors. The board
aLlocated $50,000 for the 32nd
st. '"-dent.nc: project D8IJ" City
Hall, lllld $80,000 for the DeW
alignmeq: of Jamboree Rd. trom
Palisades Rd. to MacArthur
81td., 1o the Back Bay area.
Three burdred permaoeaf: re-
sidents ot the City of Newport
Beacb were irtenlewed last
week-end in a city~W'Ide, city-
sponsored survey takeo to de·
termlne wbat prlnte citbens
•ould like Alr Newport Tomor.
row, City Manager Harvey
Hurlburt anoouoced al a press
~r :e ~ ::.C"!11P= saying that the city is always ~U here. AM 1 got to know him ports stated they died of smoke children going 10 school io their
Y e .... ...-~ alert to fi.Dng hOles ID streets, quite well. l felt tbat we were i.J:!.haJaHon. busses saw tbe Newport Beach
coatveoce Moodl.y afteroooo. Comm~S at a p.m. Tburs-because or the peril to tramc, mating good progress'"-thhim. Cause of the ftre has oot yet firemen rollillg their hoses t.{l
Tbe $3,700 SurTeJ was made d:aJ, MAp~nai-d bank manager and lhese OOmps are just tt>Side 1 bave tbe feeling that this kid been determined by Newport at 7:30 a.m. Some were still
by Oplalon Researcb. of Call~ 0 r •1 estate trans: doWn holes. was allowed too much, too soon. Beacb firemen. wbO are con~ cbecking the burned buildings
tornla, Lone Beach, at there-said tbat tbe ea haDdled tbe The Council is etpeCted to aDd U~ too tl.st. He tried to Unuing their i.ove.stlgaUon. with their ttashligtltsand talking
quest ot tbe p1s and objec~ actioo ls ~ at the~-take official action in the form emulate older kids aod some Engineer William Van Horn together. But they greeted their
ttns committee of Newport. To.. real testatt! ~ c!n 1 ot a policy statement banning were a bad lnfluence oo him. sutfered a. cut band in figttl.ng replacement crews with !here-
morrow. Cbalrman JobD Ma.c-qua.r ers 5 gees. tbe berm. "Children have tremendous the lire. Newport Beacb Pollee Ueved call, ··Here come the r ed
Sculpture in bay asked
aa.b saJd hls UOI:I) of about d • h t problems these days, a.od we Otrtcer Keith Collins was com-hats."
80 members wbleb bad already Property a VISOrS sou g have to try to UDder stand tbem, mended for his part iO ftgt<iOg Mr s. Ruby's daugtlter, Julie speot about 1300 boursolstudy, but oot kow-tow to them. lllave the tire and a.lertlng residelts. A an, vras aot at OOme tha.t night
bad felt a protessioad, aeWnJ ton Beach· the abandooed f:oUDd as a prJ.ocipa.l tbat many Bob Job.nson,. 1909 Court St., as she had gooe to stay w-Ith a
orpolpt\on wu Deeded to A property leaslng and sa.les sewage treaimeot plant oortb-parents do not S\1JPOrt the CenU'al Ne-.port, assisted by triend. Mrs. Ruby ls also sur-
compile the questions am coo~ aceat and a real estate con-easterly of Newport Shores. schools when we try to pulllng oose, and tlremen said vived by another daughter.
A tJoattog sculpture es:~ approval, said tbat publlcbeacb duct tbt public oplDioo poll. sult1ng firm will be hired by disc(fltoe their children. He that be was Yery helpful. EI.U.a.beth, a.oo son. Rando~b;
b.lbWon I.Jl the tay reeeiTed ap~ access must be malutalrwd at Cba.lrm&D MaeDib reported the Newport Beach City COUD-MRS. CAROL GIVEN OF was a young boy who needed Damage to the structure at ber parents, M.r. and Mr s. Fred
proval 1D prlnclple from the street-eads and su&eestad at-to tbe City Cowx:U llODdaJ cll to assist lD ma.oagemeat of (X)ROHA OEL M.A.R DIES moral guldance." 414 E. Ocean ft., ns set at Jotln.son of Long Beach; a
Newport Beacb City Council ter-summer dates 1Dstead of evea1D& u.t tbe IDformatkla citJ owned properties. Carol Gh·en. 70, of 308 (Coatioued oo age 7} $10,000 for tne buikhng. and brother, Rictw"d JohnSOn or
at YoOOay Dic:bt'sstOOy session. ea.rl:r spring. from tbe oplnioo poll wlll DOW Proposals were discussed a.1 Gokleorod Ave ., Corooa del PATHWAy TO BOOKIHC $500 rw coW!nts. Long Beach, and a sister, ~s.
Thomas Garter, director of be fed lDto a computer, aDd a study session meeting Mooday Mar, died Much 12 at Park Udo Little scraps of carpeting Mrs. Irma Whert. 416-1/'Z w. Ctlrleen O'Coonell of Paradise.
the Newport Harbor Art TO IE that a report sboald be reAdy eveo.tng, aDd ofrtclal aeUon is Convalescent Hospital. She was don the aUeyledOttlcerScotty Ocean Ft., sa.idt.llatherGt!rman FuoeraJ services will be held
Yuseum 1D the Balboa Puilloo, MB.ODRAMA. ta about 5 weeks. He saJd tbat expected a1 the next CouocU born Oct. 23, 1898, I.Jl Spob.oe, McGrep to 113~1/2 29th St., shepherd dog. Bismark, waked at 11 a.m. Friday, March 21,
described the project to tbe PRESEMTED A.T LIMCOLM his lf'0'4l was DDt talormedol meeting. wb.icb bas been moved Wasb., came to CallforDia 30 west Newport, onllarchl1,and ner ,_,by his barlting. u Mortell's funeral Chapel,
Council He said that plans call AD old-t&shlooed mekJdrama., tbe qoestloos asked by the tn.. 1;1) to AprU 7• years ago, and lived In this there he found aDd arrested ·'I got ~ aod the fire was Long Beach. Burial will be at tor &D eDlbttlon from Marcb "On strlke at the dress tentewers, so Ulere could be Asslsta.nt City Manager Jim area for 20 years. Elmer TTemaio, zo, aDd Lee coming over, after me," she at All Souls Cemetery.
1 to AprU 19 of oen year 1D f.actory," Ylll be presented at oo possibUty of committee bias DeCbaJDe reviewed tlle quall-Surttvors are her busba..nd, Raod 20 on the crw-ceor taling satd. "Everytl'ling is gone. 1 Sentces lor Mr. Hadden are
harbor mooring localloos near Llocoln scbool at 7=30 p.m. this ID tbe surny. flcattons of Z flrms considered Aodrew; a trotber, Mel Graves the ~g trom a. nearby worked all my Ule to build it pending at Baltz Mortuary, Co~
tbe PI.YWon and oo tbe Balboa Friday aod Saturda.J, Marcb Zl Vlsull aids were used and as consultaots: DeYelapmeot ol DAir:bM; a. stster-1n~law, buHdiog ~ and now I'll nave to start sta Mesa,
Pen1.Dsull. b&Jslde street-ends and 22. Pblll.fp Mauer, English alteroatite answers were used Research Associates and Real Muguertte Gilbert of Seal The ktnowln& day, two more over ."
at S. C aDd D streets. teacher, will direct tbe 8th bJ lDterYtewtrs. VIce Presldeat Estate Research Corp., both of Beach; z ~bews, Dr. Gordoo arrests were made by Newport She picked ._., a blackeoed
He sa.ld the elbib!Uoo would grade students lD tbe pro-DoD McGrew o1 OplDioo Re-Los Angeles. City Manager Gilbert of Atl%ona, and Cutt.on Beach oo the same charce, and sllgtltly cracked pitcher
consist or DO more than 10 ductloo. Tbe a.rt department seucb said u.t b1s company HarTey Hurlburt said that De. Gllbert ot Saota ADa. Thomas Smttb, 21, wbo was u-~ that she sa.ldwa.soYer 500 years
sculptures, destped by well -.rtll turllish tbe scenery ud '7th could cuarantee questtognalre Yeklpment Research was es-Servtces were held March 15 rested at Oranp Coast Collep, old a.Dd. tossed U. over tbe rallill&
kDowD American sctalptors aDd lf'&de stlllents a.re be_,iD&" wttb accuracy wttbill a p1uor minus peclally recommellded. at Pacl.f1c View Chapel, with aDd Peter Roth, !0, wbo was ol bet "'stairs apartment ooto
fllbrlcaled -.ttb tbe &pODIOI'sblp prodoctloll. Mrs. Mteotas 3\. Coldwell, Banker " Co., with Charles Cbamberlaln as tbe arrested at the pollee statkan. a pUe ot burned 141 tunlture
ud ~ ot Soutbern KfourJ aDd Mrs. GeorpCCII'Icb Qr•stioas de&1t wtth sucb. JocaJ ofrtces IDNewport Center, otnelant. totermeot was bekl Smith and Roth also llYed at the below.
CalUorDia ID:IustrW. firms. are eo-ehalrmen tromtbePTA. matters u tbt airport. ld· submitted a proposal to as.stst at PacLUc VlewW.emorlalPark. Z9tb St. address. "lt's oo good oow," sbesaid. Tbt Couoc.ll, to uprealnc Free popcorn will be sentd. dltinaaltadustry, lddiUooalu--the cttyiomarket1Dga.ndteu1Dc ,
Beach facilities improved r-=~::;.:~ ~~g ~='m: ·
no.. Sbcl'a r.om....-1 Tbe eommlttel wU1 parebue Nnpcrt Be&cb u u lsllli'WIIIl as exclliSite ageot with u:-
'·-•-beacb --~---ramn----meat to woWd be UUd lD tbt ,..... or clu!Ye r[&:bts to oeeottate ~~ aod -~·-:0~::! ~ ~; what wu dllltked at pru1at· leases llr or to sell tbe u-..W...,. ban tbo--"'tbo boaebarM. aDdlbe qoe_of ... elop....l i>~propertle" Clty<>unp rocr•-. ...... ....,IIID&~l-lor -of lbo -' Dtf>lle. prworty at 19th St ..... Wblttler llllaoanllabi&IDtbolronlioek APRIL PROCLAIMED Ed lllltll, oomatltlao ....,_AYe., oeor west-side C-
yvd, ICCOI'dlll( 1o Dr. Roysl AS SOIOOLS'-TII ber, -111&1--Mesa; w-.. Oil lesse pro-,.,.,_ 11<-olllll lloHr ...,.. Oor-Mar &ball of atlpt bo -bJ mal.! of all port}' at Boucllard aDdllamllloo,
Sbor• ·~, As8o. Nnporl Boocb -.,_ a Nnporl Boocb r-IIQ at a Hatactoo Boocb; Bnmbunl
_ ......... d&llpolllll AprU Iller-· ucl Adams .,._ty ID H--
Dr. nacw ...... alao ...... upeblle-~~~-~~~~~ S d h I :a;...:.,":"~.~~=~':::~~:~ tu ents asked to e p
tile UMK'===edtbldf. atJott a. tdaiCitkMI ., .....
slpud olallla-ud 1o ...,.. --Hlp -•-lrom 11<1111 po.-.1111 ulle-eiOia( ...., a.. l>olll aDd replarlJ of --EII&.,Ia,C....dolllu,llu'-111&1-e..ullealeeaDdpos-
lrallwo, u .. u u 1111 ~-..,...,..... ud __ .. .. ..... C4ola -. ud llollollJ IIIIIJ ---wW
-ofancta..IID&Il-ardor 1o .. ..,._ l&oUJ 1M llt.fO--bfciiJ_..Ia bo-Miolbem,
.. -Lot B, u .. --of -........... _, el&u liP lito ---IJO'Oa..lloo!Orao--,. ...... uti ~Piooldoa..lrom I lo 11:10 -llllw<IQ. JOllY IULLIVAM, 64,
bot "' -_... ..... ._, lbolr -... Wort wW bo ,.,... lod to LAIID DIVELOI'EII, II fS
---·-.. , --· ~ ~ Jerry --M, ol 114 TM ~ "' lito-ST. PAT LUMOIBIM POR -~ c.-C.., a.&. W, 1 ... st., Well llo!lp«t -"'* 1, .u.· --MBA C.C. -IM boa lolllll, ... P I I PoliJIIt, --1\_li'-
aida. ....... .WJ8c .... n.~m•·•...._•UIII'-kll •n:::~a..u.. ~t:WN*'&a"'m' ,..,...... ;z tw•-a. Co*"-ai h• tfCO. ... a.•i•a. ,__,.. ..IIIU:a;a_.r .. l 7td ~ 11t•1 • ._. l« A. ..ere lllld a a. PIRie*'&., VI ...... tt Ill IS t nt II ,_. ...... a..l *'"• •• WU
Fire "-... -,._ l•t·lll-1hllltoC.. _......, ........ -~~ 1llln""" .. 110l, tonortdO,
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ROUND-UP Ia the theme for the fatber400plcalcto be belli
at 10 a.m. tbla Saturday, Mareb 22, 011 the planrouDd at
Harbor Vln Scbool. Gett1J:1C all aet for the I'OUJid.up an,
from left, Bert Gu~Aea, Z7CI'7 Wlnclonr Ln., and -Bnt;
Steve Frolrt aDd bla dad, FnDlt Frost, saoo IJiuw'me LD.,
alq with tbelr unl.deiiUftecl pal In tile ceatar. lin. l'awt
Ia c:halrm&D In cbaree ol the ptcalc. (&wlp J**.)
S5,7lD BURGLARY AT
MALCOMSON -E The restcte.ce of John Mal~
comson. 107 Rec:kford Road.
Cameo HigtliUds, was bur~
glariud March 16 of $5, 7ZO
W"Otth of .)ewelry and U. S. colDs.
A sUd1nc glass door wu
poJlped open for entry, aDd tbe
borne wu nnsacted, W'ltll eon.
tents ol drawers ud c~ds
dumped 011 floors. Mr. Mal·
....... said .-"'tbo jowelry
can be ldeotlft«<, u It wu
eastom made, or old lllliqWI
jewelry IIIII hid boea ID 1111
filmllJ lb< a loa( time. -~· Item& tUN ilebdld
• $1,500 -rtac. &$1,100 ... _ ln<:el&l, ud$100dla.
-plen:&d ..........
CONSERVATIVE CORNER
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.............. s•••• ;.... r;:~~;: .,,._ "'*"" .., ridai'J. ud tlw to Ull ''tulll ot w a .,.. "~ ormy ltl&ll Bt llld, _., .. -~~~~ ... -bo bold Ia A-. .. ,_ ... nllonoaon "TW .. -.~ 11 ___ ooryloJIMOIIII4--•.PIIrk*'•lloJ,II _, ..-qeeteMd'' _,-·-ot•IDII'VCiatbiDIWAioiJo ... toc'"'"MIIlllll
GOYIINMINTt nt1 FAIMII'S WOIIST ENEMY vl<tofr noo1 .... ..,._ I ...... ftlellllloboro-cbureb _ ud -. -.., --..... , TMI OI'I'ICIAL MPSPlu-.a 0.. ol._ mala ,..,_ -..,_ collcc:tlvbt planoen -(aad c.a,o.. Ia •-•· -!rom Dr. OilY ""'" ' IIIII AUu1o
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. , 01' TMI QTY 01' MIWPCIIIT IIAOI ture lllo ..tvaDeod 1-aad furUMr in the IJ'aduaUy approvioa) st<po toword the pl.,.. Corl Mclilllro'o IOtb CIIII_...Y Dr. Mdlllro oc-a ~-t11o -o1 ' •rs• B 'll"n/1 '/( •s Of'f'S"T N"r ·p PER pall .50 yean than in any otber cou:mry iD aU nen' f•nlasy, callina for •n ovenll expenditure RdJI'•ioa Hour brOidcllt• IR&H ot "apea mille" radio to-·-=~~:::~; " ~ ~ ~ KA D ~ ~ A the world's h'·•~ is American •-'-'--~. of 2,000 biiUon to 1,000 lrillioo tall dollan lllll woolt, u lbo -~ Cbrll-lir-111, ,. ... wblell bola.. _=. ~ ~
Offk:ec ... ,t•'--1 pt .. latM E-.lt* B.IW~. _., ... rv-t1aD Mdlr *I b1 n41011ltla-Old b1J -"' -
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E. eo.. ~~wy .• c...,.. •• ...., CaUl. _ 92625. No Olber fanner lD the w«kl h.u u JOOd and over the next 20 to 2j: yun. For wbat? To I 't UlttRWI to pboDe to DeWJPIPVS. 71~ as much maebirMry, equipment. took. IC'Cd, relieve the danaerous population pretaurc io tra throaCb akiQeMI'tesof&lr· blJ: broldcL1inc lt:atlcla -foUowille thiJ m..U.C. )e
TILIPMOM!:z 67U550 (AI .. c:.4le .. , fertill.tcr, berttic:ida and inaec:ticldea. Amerieao urban slums? No. To restore American qri-n.we calltntiou com .. (lOt) 8$1-q100,-bltl .. 'f!IO lDdkatld tblt btl autobJidf't
Ti£ NEWPOaT HAIBOI ENSIGN I• t.M oaly .. _,.,. priM.d indUIU}' deserves much of ibe credit for mat-culture to a $0Und and prosperous ba!iJ? No, memont1.ac ~ rutoratioO ot IDd 1:00 a.m .. .._ lltladal'd woU;t bt to rtllott pn,.r 'Ud . -4 pUUa ... •• .._ Cky of N_,-t Be.clll. Ull * Aly )oe.lly inJ oun the bal~fed oatioD that ever cxilced. quite the oppo~ite : To make city life more a1-tbe ~rcll, tD the bepoainc tlme, PboDI ealll,tlo18&Upub: 1:JAb11 r.tiDC to tbl l'lllllllll~ .-.4 u4 ........ ....., .... ia 1M N.,.,-t ~· ... _ Ooce I wu interviewln& a fanner in Appa-turin& and conducive to indolence, and thereby GoeS. Upoa 1tbt Apollo 8 PN· of the Ualtld St:aMI Mft bite .cltools. · .. ~-
AIM. PUI~ ... k.l,, oa TMNday. SecoM cl-poaur peld ladUa and he wu plowina b.il com with an rurther decimate and deprive our alrudy sick taae ltl.mp. ncel'ttd &llltlllnbteortpllt.d Wblle Dr. MclDtlrela ~· ;~:.=.a;-~::o. ENSIGN ... Mj~ to ... a -••-old, broken-down, one-hone plow and e. brok-rural IOCiety. Why? Or. Mci.atire cooteoded Ulal: ewer tbtaJr. TbeJ..-eutdjoJ bWIQ(bil attac:ltoeu.t•iiJ,
.,.,... of ....,... Clin:•latloa by eo., dec:He Jilo. """""2()118 datad en-down hone. Suddenly the old botlt perked Only about 47 of the 4)~ memben of the accordtq to his LDtorma.IJDo at tlll IP'eal Y1dorJ wtalcb bid bt 11 III'0'1diDI bll i>JJoWtloJ
1 14, lis I, Ia s..-ww Cowt few tllie Co.-y of Or•:r· Sl•• of up and man:hed across .the fteld 10 fut I could House or Representatives come from districts :::0 W:C::e.!!!~~.::et beeD. achJefed bJ tbOM, Ybolll wUb madt 8ltldld a.auD-.ItiQL
••llforaia. aM illy reaeoa rhereof ia qdllfied to p.bli all pUlk: hardly keep up. Reac:h101 the eod of the fur-where farmen male~ up more than 20% of tbe _...,. .... a rtSI)OUI to b1J ur&lllp. bid CarreatiJ be liotlttLDctottiar! a..h~·" ,..ued by 1-. row, 1 found an enormous chin fty futened votcn, ac:c:ordina to U.S. Nnu Glf.d World pbotop'apb ol tbe earth_takloby wrutea. to tbt pr..tdtat, uk1Dc to h1a ~~ oopite (j lalJ
ARVO E. HAAPA ................................. o--ud P•li•..., upon him and k.Docked it off. Tbe old boy Repon Suburban and urban voten have politi-tbe am:': =m a po~ that GoeS Jb:)a.., be reooplaecl DeW boot ntttled! "Tbe ~-
PEG HAAPA ............................................... .A.-clate Editor turned, stared into my face and asked. "Why cal inft~Knce about 10 times as areat u do spa.ce~ first to moon. ds ~ 1Dtbeada1t'temtatoftbllli.Jtlx'J sin Attac:t OD tbl Word ,ot
SUISCRtPTIOM ••TIS in the hell did you do that? That's all that rarmen. Their main interest is whatever will ~e s1s H broa:a=o~ the mak1D&: mooD fU&bt. TMJIIIIl God."' 1D Lt bt r~l:lowtbe
In H..W Area: O..e ye•, 14.00; 2 ,., .. , t7.00 made him ao!" Incentive, opportunity, rewards scoop the most vOles into their saddlebap. a.a:_uts· 'm the A Uo Y8 00 out, OYer :. :t!;, trt-;:a: first Sllri ot the IJOOkot<ADells
Out of 11.-bor Are-.; 0..• ye•, U-00; 2 ,_,... 19.00 are all that make our free enterprise system go. From 19~0 to !960 the number of rarmen Christmas Eve po mesa~, tbe~ • ls l:lraDited u a mJtb ud ta mt
Bureaucrats are just chin fties. decrused more than 40%. and the number or A oaUoowtde.cootrover de-mODey 1t carryoo pro. acef~~Pled u tbe word of God,
ARVO E. HAAPA, owner and publisher of the Ensign
A COMMENDATION FOR THE JAYCEES
The Newport Harbor Junior Chamber of
Commerce Is to be commended for Inau-
gurating the mayor's prayer breakfast, the
first of which was held last Frtday. As
explained by Jaycee President Burch
Pickett, "this moment of Christian fellow-
ship, prayer and dedication of OUl" nation
to God will help further the cause of a
spiritual awakening, encourage all the
people to think more carefully about our
heritage, and foster faith and freedom In
this land and around the world."
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EQUAL PROTEC.,ION FOR ALL
Inexorable logic is going to produce
an inescapable ruling one day from the
highest court in the land. The U.S. Sup rem~
Court, following the line of reasoning that
has led io the desegration decision, the ban
on Bible reading in public schools, and the
one man-one vote ruling, must come up
with the legal finding that tax-supported
public schools are unconstitutional.
On arriving at their decisions, the
Supreme Court has leaned heavily on
Interpretation of the equal protection
clause of the constitution, and on the first
amendment guaranteeing freedom of re-
ligic.n. Madelyn Murray won Supreme
Court agreement with her plea for pro-
tection of her rights as an atheist. It Is
plain that the federal government with
its taxing power must not intrude into
the realm of religion by favoring any
religion over another. It must be equally
plain that the religious conscience of a
Bible believer must not be violated by
forcing him to give financial assistance to
the secular religion of atheism.
Now comes further discrimination a-
gainst the individual rights of the tax-
payer, and against religious conscience,
In the growing turmoil In schools, the
disruption of classes, the vandalism and
disorder, and, perhaps the final straw, the
Incredibly persistent campaign to In-
troduce shocking sex education programs
In our public schools. The long-suffering
citizens will one day seek the equal pro-
tection guarantees of the U.S. Constitution,
asking only that these guarantees apply to
all citizens.
American agriculture and American industry federal agricultural employees increased 11%. •eloped wbeo Dr McllltuS: 10 .. gram. wu ~ela~ri;, U Btble belie'rLDc Ctlrlst1ans
are the envy of the world. They have oo real In accordance with Parkinwn's law, the fewer DOUDCed that 'these words =nse~ U: rr: bold It to bt.
competiton. They have out-thouJht, out-pro-the ranners. the more tile agricultural bureau-bad been deleted from tberortb· u.o':.. c wbo ~ u:'::clttlr': From tbt Yery ftrst, Dr. W:c
duc:ed. out-sold and out-profited the world, cnts to serve them. comlog stamps and thOusands btoadcuts b sbort fro InUre basopposedtbosewbosay
even thouah their government for JS yean has For 30 years our farm programs have per-of lttterswere.:n.tttentoPresl· far E~ ;::--;: ~ that "God is dead," with all the
been on the world's side. With 6" of the petuated the past rather than recognized the deot Rlcbard M Nimo. asldng H ~ed tllat :U.. ricor of h1.s YirUe toacue .
world's people and 7% of lhe land, we oot· present and prepared for the future. Under that God be r~ptsed on tbe ~ ~m~ $l ~· In his broad~s early tbiJ:
produce the world in .rpitr or our aovemmeoL both Republicans and Socialists the farm p~ DeW stamp Tbe Doctor was ufft lent to eUva.t
0
• acne; week, be tokl how a mapzl.oe
Our collectivists are now killins the system that gram has been like the sisn 1 saw in the bayou UDable to r~ea.l what may ba.Ye ~ Uc a eaoewr baYiD&: a oatloDWide c.lrculatloa
made our ~upremacy ~ible: . . counuy or louisiana : "Choose your rut; you11 bappeDed behind the scenes In ~~ corteot to rest 00 tbe bad publlsbed an article en.
Our nat1onal debt 11 nearms $370 balhoo, be in it for the next 30 miles."-Arnerican WublDcton, but It 1J: to be iD· la ls of letorY Dr y titled: "You ca.a't tlDd God 1n
with annual interest over $1 S billion. Yet the Way Features ferred tba.t tbt preJ.ideat. loyal ~e laUDCC:S., ut 0 ~ atiac~ cburcb any more." He bewalled
FROM A SCRAPBOOK
e o 0 the social gospel approacb 1)1.
OPEN HOUSE was held Friday, March 14, to celebrate the
effective date of the acquisition of Orange County Bank by
Southern California First National Bank. Shown here at the
bank's Costa Mes;1 office at 230 E. 17th St. are, from left,
Art McKenzie, city manager of Costa Mesa; C. C. Blake-
more, SCFNB president and chief executive officer; Bob
Wilson, vice-mayor of Costa Mesa, and Ken Fowler, bank
manager. (Ray Metcalf photo.)
RECREA11011 SIGH UP
The Ctly of Newport Beach
departmeot of parts, beacbes
and recrealioo amouoces that
sprlng recreaUoo ctass reps..
tra.Uoa w1ll btlin March 24.
Repstra.tioo. will be acceJJted
tor all classes throupout the
week, Uooday between 3 aDd 6
p.m.
$.461 lHEFT LOSS
A sewing macblne and stereo
worth $460 were taken from an
Ulllo<:ked cabinet lD ber lll1locted
p.rap sometime between Dec.
Z4 aDd Yarch Z, Joanna Ferre,
SIO IriJ: Awe., Corona del Mar,
told Newport Beach pollee oa
Yarcb 8.
lowed 1D maay modern
CbtU'CbeS, IJid saJd: "Our God
is not a god of riots, of ci•U
<ll.aobedience. or peacefUl co-
ulstence. He Is the Almlgbty
God, boly ud rlgbeous La all His
ways. We wut to restore tbe
God of the first cbapter of
Geoest.& to our oaUon. Lee w;
bave a reformation. a real.
purifYing movement." Quoting
from the Bible, be coDUn.ued:
"Tbel"efore come out from
amooe them and be ye se ..
parate."
Dr. Mdotlre, who lone bas
opposed communl.stlc lntlltra ..
Uoo of our cburches and
rellgiovs lnstltutions, told on
Mooc:lay that Dr. Jan Mille Locfl.
ma.n, of Pracue, CHCbo..
slovakia, who bas la1tbf\1.11J re-
presented the comm11111st world
ln Ita eodeuor to use rel.igtoG.
bad been a guest speaker a.t
PriDceton UnlYerslty. With re ..
terence to this, the Cbrlstla.D
Beacon this week commented:
"Professor Lockma.D's pre-
sence IJid welcome at tbe Pf~.Jl:19cl~~tii,IMn marts n~ tii ·a.
c:ommtmists In the U.S.A." '
It may be Laterred tb&t'1br.
Mclnttre's Ylctory celebra.Uoo
marks a triumphant demoostra ..
t1on of tbe .tlct tba.t God Is all.-e
both lD America and lD tbe
vtct.nlty of tbe moon, asoppoHd
to tbe communlsUc doctrlDe tba!
God is aJJepl 1x> be dead. He
will DOt rest untll tbls short-
UYed communist YlctorJ at
PrlDceton Untnrsity ts tot ..
loWed by a commWLI.st defeat.
Pbone Dr. Mclotire between
UO and s,oo a.m., at (609)
858.0'100 aod tell him to driYe·
bl.ck tbe tova.sioD of Dr.
Lockman a.od to defeat his atta.ck
on Amertcao religioo 90 tbat we
ca.a ba.ve aoother victory
celebn.Uon.
LeHers to Editor
THE PRE-HISTORIC MONUVENTS ot Sioneheuce In E111land
are tbe ~eet ol. sevel"ll ot the 40 pbotocnqlb8 wblcb werrt
Clll ablblt It Orange Cout College March 17 tn the occ
pllery, hu1 CllpODfgro, noted American pbotogrspber, wt11
pbfblt pllcllto. cl ltooe moouments tn Englalld, Irelalld aDd
Brtttuy.GaD~ u open at oo c:bal'lr• from eLm. to 4 p.m.
IDd WedD••«v• from 7 to 8 p.m.
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A CIWIPAGNE BRUNCH II tbe R-aE. 1Ae 011 -r.
March t, wu ciYea b)' Mr. Pi Mu. Georce Wlaemaa of
441 8trn Dr., COl'oal. W&b'•""'• to •MOimce tbt eapp-
mllll of tbelr dlu&!Jier, MJu Somee Dellg!lt sta11maD, to
Robert Alai> w-. ooo of Mt. aod Mta. Heory J. Weodn of
1'728 Bedford Lane, Westcwt Miss staJlmaD t. a graduate
o! Newport Harbor Hl&ll &:bool aod IEC aod Is altelldln(
p-ad .. te ~ebool at ~C In education. She was a Children's
HOme Society debutante aod a member of A.lpb;l Gamma
Delta JOrOtlty. Her tlaDce Is a varsity football player al
t.SC. He ls a Cfld_ua.te ot' University High Scboolln San
Dle&D. (Cameo House Pboto.)
''Know your officer''
Ortlcer James N. Bradley
has beeo a member of tbeNew-
port Beach pollee department
since AprU, 196'7, He lS cur-
reoUy assigJled to day watch
patrol ttl the Balboa area.
He is 26 years old, a natin
of Providence, R, L Duritlg llis
childhood, h1s b.mliJ moYed to
Arcadia, caw., llldJimstarted
his edueatiOO there. He attended
Arcadia Higb School llld re-
ceived awards as a member of
the football team. He ns gra-
duated ln 1960.
lD 1962 Jtm joloed the Air
Foree and became a member
of the Air Force's eUte air-
borne unit, "PathftOOers." He
bas almost 300 jumps to his
credit, aMJng wttb hulng twl the
opportlmity to travel all over
tbe world. lD 1~. be received
orncER BRADLEY the presldeotlal untt cttattonfor ·===--service ln tbe Dominican Re-
LEGA.L NOTICE publlc.
Jim attended Pasadena City
NOTICE OF HEARING CoUep for Zyea.rs, majoring in
TQU WJ.LL .PLEASE T AICE bl•slnr • ~. prior
KOTICE tblt tbe City CouocU to goiJI& \litO tbe military. After
of tbe City of Newport Belch tUs discbatge from tbe service
.W bold a. hearl.ng on Moodl.y, 1o 1966, be continued bls educa-
AprU '7, 1969, at '7:30P.M., or Uon at Orange Coast College,
u soon thereafterastbematter where be is currently enrolled
can be hea.rJ, lD the Couuctl as a pollee science major.
Chambers of the City CouncU He ts an aTid sports tlo and
located l.n the City Hall, 3300 plays softball for a team alled
Newport Boulevard, Newport the "Hustlers" 1n Garden
Beaeb, CaUfoniJa, todetermlDe Grove.
Wb.etber any permit or rlg.trts Jim and his wife, Barbara,
Permittees of Harbor PermUs llve lD the Harbor Area and are
Nos. A-331, A-370, A-374, expecting their tl.rst child wllhl.n
A.55'7, A-800, A.899, A-113-4, a rew weeks.
A-121!, A-1255 aOO A-1485 on
Bay IBlalld· may have to ma.J.n.
laiD tho plors ranlj)s aod !loa! SERVICE A.WA.RDS GO as~emblles a~rl&ed by said TO U0 EMPLOYEES
Permits sbould be revoked aDd UCI employees whO have
tbat rtpts tomalmaloa.llpiers, served 10 years or more wUJl
ramps and float assemblies on UC or other state agencies were
Bay lsla.Dd be issued lD the oame hooored at a recent ceremony.
ol tbe Bay Island Club. UCI Chancellor Daniel G. Al·
Owners of said Harbor Per-drich Jr. presented service a.
mils are requested to atteDd wards to the foUcnrtng 1oca..1
said !Mrarlng and sbo1J cause, residents:
U any tbey have, wby sa.1d per-Ruth loderrnW, 4ZZ earna.
mit or rlibts should oot be tion Ave., Corona del Mar,
reYob!d. adml.nistrative asst.stant, eol·
Dtted: March 14, 1969 lege of Medicine; TheOdore
CrrY OF NEWPORT BEACH otto, 519 Marguerite Ave.,
by order of the City CouncU Corooa del Mar, senior eo-
Laura Lactos g1.oeer, physical pla.nning aDd
City Clert or the City eoostruetioo; Gwmar Jensen.
of Newport Beach 2025 Centella Pl., West lWer
Publl&ll: March ZO, 1969, lD Bay, senior archltedural
tbt Newport Harbor Eustcn drattsma.o, physical planning
and eonstructton; Glenn An-
JOE MDRHIHGSUR OF dersoo, 2140Vistallorado,East
HA.RIOR VII!W HILLS DIES Blull, program promotloo
Joe Bury ~ntaptv, 50, ot manager, tlllinrsttJ extensioo;
1022 SeMcutJe Dr., Harbor Dowreoe Hahn, 1 '701 Bedford
VI"' 111111, dlocl Feb. 26 II Ln., Westcllll, senior admtn1.s-
0r~AC& CouDty Medical Cen-trative asststuu, central re-
tor. oords; Gordco Marsh, 1913
He wu a aa11s maaacer t1r Kor.aat Dr., Costa Mesa, sen1or
Esse• Cbemleal Corp. tor 1 museum scleattst, btoJoclcal
,.... tbo leqlh of bls stor 111 ocloDces; Mta. Ylrclllla Klap.. oruie ~. Bo .,.. bon1 per, 27"7 <lpe st., Costa Mesa,
Sept. Zl,1918,udwuaYeteraD admlDistratlve usistlnt, unt-
o! Worlll War D. ..rsltr uleos!oo.
Surrl-1 are Ills wllo, IW-HOW IH ntA.ILA.ND
jol"J; 4 -Brw:e Uld IWk Seraoaal Rlcllard S. Hom-
of c-dol lllar, Uld 1llnr merscblae. 0011 of Mt,UidMta.
Uld 1lootllu of Yoolo Parlr; bls ll&r"fOJ P. llommerocbla& o!
flatblr, P • Koi'Dioptar; a SlSJ Samoa Place, Costa Mea.
-, Rlcbor<l, Uld &Uior • Is '"' dutr II ~• Roral Tb&l HolM. of Uaolo Park. AFB, Tballllld He Is u air
Stn&ola nre ll.ueb 1 at trtJilc cordroller '"'"*'to a
Mtalo Park Prllllb)'t•l&D at of tb1 Pac.llic Air Forcta.
Ct..U; ...._ ... wu at Alta Bdxt b1a arrtnllD Tballud.
.... l6a I ,, VJ.tw c.~, bt .., .. at FaUebW AFB
-tllo dlr-o( -Wub. Do 1.t a .,-ot~
lloltarJ, c-dollllar. .... -· ..:..:::=.--...,
Be "
c-.. .,.._ teSTA liSA
'POSSIBLE DREAM' FOR BLIND
What to do till
the doctor comes
Emeracnctes strike witb
sudden •~iftneu. A alip..
a fall, a collision is tddom
announced So be prepared. At least one member
of every famil y shoukl ~ve a workina knowkd,e
of first aid. There are books on the. subjec:t and
the American Red CrO!S g~ves danes where such
information and tramrng can be acquired. We
recommend that you, or w meone in your ~
hold, acquire the know-how. Another worthy
recommendation is to maimain a supply of tint-
aid rncdicattons on hand at all times-ilnti~ic.
puzr bandages, adhesr.,.e tape, alcohol, soothina
cn:ams, etc. The cost rs small and we'll bt &Jad
to ~~ you in your selc:ctlon.
Ctl'istensen PIWIIIIGCJ
a.! L COAST -Y .. ~a DI:L ......
omous.-
•Pay dividendS At Newport Balboa Sav1ngs. begmnmg Apnl 1. your earnmgs
of 5 .00% start the day your funds are rece1ved and contmue to every day earn EVERY day they are w1lh us until the day of Withdrawal.
Your money In add1t1on. 1f funds are rece1ved by us on or before the 10th of
any monlh and remam until quarter 's end . they earn daily is with US diVIdendS from the firSt Of lhat month.
. Our 5 .00% passbook accounts are compounded da1ly and (a II n I g h t t 00 ) have a yield o f 5. 1 3% when mamtamed for one year
Our 5.25% Bonus Accounts earn 14% bonus each year above
regular passbook rate when held for 3 years.
So ... BRING MONEY to 811her of our convenient offices.
e8 NEWPORT BAlBOA
M., Otfk::. 3368 v~ lodo. NewDOM BMc::tl, C...ton-92e83. ll'hone: 714/ST.J-3130
COf'ON diJ' .,._,.Offici FINne• Plue. ~50,._,.,., c.n_. Or. 9:M25, ..,__. 71 4/844·1 ... 1
P A PMmef. C'-"'*' ot tt.. loerO• ....... ~.Pt..,..._
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NEII'IIRJ HARIIGR !Ill Gil lltURSOAY,IIAIIOi 21, 118
AR$T SE~OII --P. ... 4 OO.IIliiA DB. liM, CAl,! F.
Seniors lead honor roll
· •-t -llltlo BcMol'a -rob lw IIIII lint
·-1111a1o IN, ioc:fw!lor 11 -.. 11 .....,.., M •'l+fnana ud eo fl' .... -. n. ~1• ..... • --.. . .,_,
....... _all!llllfuDDMrU. KtU111cCua.ec..OII:Ionl Olld~P-. '
J-. -Barbara Batloy, llafid Ecelea &lid R-Mac· -~--baWD BI.....UII .JIDDII Farber, St..e Kccwws. Cbrla Qa1DD &lid Alldrew wwiam ..
Fresbmu-Doaoy Cllae &lid Jobo Holcomb.
Here la U. complete boDor ron lilt:
• SENKES Bruce Cbarles Reoe Looc
Helell AileD Hatbullol Coboo Paula llcCoweo
DIYid Alward Cathllea Curley Mirtam MeNaaPtoo
.Jou Beuoo SUSID Currie EUae Moore
llafld Bu.... Tboalu lllle Ricbard lloltb
Nucy Bll'pmn SberldaD DeWolf NUCJ Palmer
Carol -Dtaoo Qu1!1e Carol Parl:or Debonb Bron CberyiO,er Wl!lldy Peter_,
Jlllle Bron llafid Eccles Cbrl.l QalM
Debbie Barte Bet1Da Ecbter .. ch lAIIOI'e Redly
Thomas Butler Bruce ED&W" DlaDt SaUatwy
.Juts Caldwell Mlcbul Eacbblch Valerta Sel!mtnq
JOU CarJtoa DaDlel Farrell Marpret Scbftl'S
SbeUa Casey Daryl Fruce WWJam SedlU:
Vlrctma Ctriea Pamela Gormb' Lori Semenlt*
Kalhleea Cotu Debonb Gracey DlaDe Sbammas
Katllleea Crawford Tyn Lee Hansen Keo SW1ft
James c~ Robert Hasten Sue TtlleseD
Karol Deu WlWam. HIOdersboi Patricia TocW
Jeanoe Epsse · Cra.lc Holloway Lesa Waper
Carol Elkermano Dutd Jafte Eric We!Dert
~boo)' Enns Jan Kawuuzra Werner Weiss
Debra Flamm Barbara Lapworth Lisbet White
THESE STUDENTS of the Dorothy JoDa.nceSttdloiD Corooa
del Mar all passed their ftrst grade CecchettleJalll (graded
ItallaD system of ballet), given March 4 in Dowlley by
examloers from Mi chigan. Pictured here, trom left, are
Beth Powell, age 10, of Costa Mesa; Julie Howell, 11, of
Newport Beach; Susa.n Stott, 11, of Laguna, aDd Cindy
Bellinger, 18, of Corona del Mar, who passed ber ftrst
cnde teacber's eum. (Howard Folsom photo.}
Jaoe Fletcber Terence Levitt ADdrew WUUams
C)'Dtbia Forbes Byoa Mackel Terri Wulff
Mary ADD Gall1s Roberta Magnussoa Lori Wunderllcb
Ann Grtmsbaw Jeffrey UaiJnott Tlna Zemar
Vicki Haig ADdrea. Yart1n • FRESHMAN
stepberl Hammeras Deborah Metzleur KrlstiDe Bensoa
HollJ Hanes Robert Millett Robert Bowman
Allee Hastie Diane Moore Keonetb Brown
JW Hirsch SUS&Illll Murray Pb.Jl Br'owu
Mayor talks to BPW JohD. Hm& Laura Myers Grec &lrke
Richard Howland Karen Noller Jane Bartoo
Susao Hurd Lorrie Pieger Cbatkltte Bats
Sachito Ikushlma Chrl.sti.Da Hebard Teresa CardeD Mayor Doreen Marshall w11.1 tion in tile city. Kareo Jobnsoa CoosWace Ridgeway Robin Chard present "women 1n pollttcs" ar She is a graduate of UCLA
the meetingoftbeNewportHar-and member of Ph.! Beta Kappa
bor BusiDess and Profession:ll scholastic fraternity. SDe wa;
Women's Club this evening. appoloted to the City Planning
March 20, at the Villa Marina Commission in 1959, She Is a
restaurant. Mrs. Marshall was past president of the American
elected to the Newport Beach Field Service and Women's
City Council to 1962 and was Civic League or Newport HaT-
elected mayor 1n 1968. Sbe ls the bor.
Tracey Kahaa Lyon Rosener DeDDJ CllDe
Robert Kelgb Jan Scborg Vtcld. Clutas
Lance Kramer Patrick Scruggs Linda Dawson
Carol Larson Stevea Slap Jollo Diemer
Tbomas Lee Janice Smitb Ltli otereafteld
EarliDe Longerbooe Jeff Smltb K.athleea Dlzrp.o
X~lly McCann Jeffrey stolrow Dan Eastman
Nancy Mlnder Jay Sulllwaa JohD. Farrer
Kathleen Murphy Nels Tabti NaocJ CJck second woman to hold th1s pos1-To round out a.o evenillg of Leslie Nyquist Deborab Tucker Tracey Gust
OU I It CORSI
Open Nightly at 7:00 p.m.
Sund•y •t 1 :45 p.m.
GAEGORY
P£CK
EVA MARIE
SAINT
THE LUXURIOUS
lEW IAll.
THEATRE
I "women 1n polltlcs," Mrs.
Doris Hope and Mrs. Max1De
Broback will present reports
on the government in i.Ction con-
ference held Marcb 8-10 in Sac-
ramento.
MEMORIAL EXHIBIT
AD exhibit ill m-'!moryofEmil
J. Kosa Jr., N.A., noted Cali-
fornia artist (1903-1968), '"'· t~ing over 40ofbiswaterooktr
and oil palnttngs, opeoed
March 10 at the Coffee Garden
Gallery, 2625 E. Coast Hwy.,
Corona del Mar.
Tbe Newport Harbor Service
League, with Rex Bra.M:, Hans
Burkhardt, George Gibson.
Arthur MUller, Sueo Serisawa
aDd M1llard Sheets, fellow
artists and trieods of the late
Emil Kosa, invites the public to
see this exhibit during M.arcb
and April, Mooday through fri-
day, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., and
Saturdays, 10:30 a.m. to 3 p.m.
MOMf 0, lOCI .... CNIIa IOOIJ
I 10, USf IAI.IOA l l'IO \
V,sAtiOA r'llllllUU •llHMI ~
• O~ENS NIGHTLY 6'4)
TOM JONES, owner of the Tom
Jooes Stadlo of Photography,
Z400 W. Coast Hwy., UariDers
Mile, is featured in the pboto
di.splQ oow bei.Dg emtblted at
MariDers SaYI.Dgs aad Loan
AW... 1D tbe WestcWf Doao-
clal center oa Westcutr Dr.
Frances Oliver Robert Vogel Sue Herman
Randy Oliver Martla Walker B&rtan Htestaod
CoanJ.e Osborne Allen WaJ.La.ce Mattbew Hogsett
Patricia Payoe Aan Wakefield Jolla Holcomb
Marilyn Perb Cyotbla Weber Terry Jotmsoo.
Cyntbia Place Susal W*ler Terl Kaha.a
Dlane Plumb JanJce Wb1ti.ng Ken Kalmback
Liada Poindexter Sue Wyman Kathy Ka'ftmura
Ritchie Post Margaret Youog Rudy Larson
Jean Ra.smussca MeUssa Lawler
UDda Relama.D. Victoria Lohman
Jaa Sctnrars -"' • soPHOMORES Mart Lyad
LlDda S<~ ...... Y Alward Debbie lleaoy
LEGAL HOTICE JaoSerraolloo SlioraoBadham lll>:e ..... __ ..=..::.=:::..::::..:.:.::.:_ William Sent> Carroll Beet Prlscllla llulllns
NOTICE OF PUBUC HEAR[NG Laura Shaw Shawn Blssoonette Jim Murphy
Notice is hereby given that the Nancy Steeha.n Mark Blackburn KeYia Murpby
Plaaoing Com mission of the Peter stephens Janice Blair CI.Ddy Nash
City of Newport Beach wm bold Lucille struble Bette Butler David Nicbols
a public hearing on the appllca-Curt Swidler Ja.oe Cerf Kareo O'Brien
tioo of He lea Famularo-Rest-JohD. TaU Sally Coyle Jean Partel
till Acres, Inc. for a :r.ooe Christopher Tedesco Jeanne Crawford Pam Pattison
change, ameadment No. Z56 to JacqueliDe Robin Mike Cresse Diane Payne am~Dd Dtstrictlng Map No. 4 Stepben Travis Kathleen Eccles Sa~ Petersoo
from a C-1 District to a C-0-H Sharon Trembly Jennie farber Sten Plumb
District on a Portion of Lot 3, Catby Wallers Mellssa fowlkes Terry Presley
Section 28, T6S, RlOW S.B.B.M; Bill Wolfe Joh.a Gallis Tim Qu1m
located aorth of Via Lido, Brad Wood Larry Gentost Oa.a Ricbardsoo
between Central Annue and Gail Yates Teresa Glass Peter Roche
Newport Boulevard (Bay 1Jdo • JUNIORS Diane Glean Marpret Rogers
Building. 3700 Newport Boule-ILlttbew Greer DougJu Rosener
vard). Craig Adams Kelly Hughes AaDe Schirmer
Carolyn Anderson Robert ·-~u Notice is hereby turtber given I.OU'C! stepbeo Scbooe Toni Armstrong Susan Jerram Jo SerJ'aJ~t~DJ
that said public beariag will be Bartara Ba.lley Bradle J •--·
WHY DID 13 WOllEN
OPEN TH~IR DOORS
TO TH~ BOSTON
STRANGLER •••
WILLINGLY?
held on the 3rd day of AprU, Y 0-Peter Sbergalls
196• Darel Beaventat ste.-eo Jobosoa Roll'· Smilb , at tbe bOur of 8:00p.m. Ji Bla ~ i.D the Cotmcll Chamber s of the m uer Luciada Jooes Jim Sweet
Newport Beach City Hall, at :: :r~~ SteYe Kl'tl'nski Scot Wall
whicb time aDd place .,"" and Chrtstine Kopttue Jodi Wllltebead
all lnl ~ Victi Brown Laurie Laod Pat W"''·--persoas erested may •n. Rl hard ~---~ pear and be llea.rd ther_;-n. c PUI.wu Shart Lewis Jlm y eakel
THIS IS A TRUE
AND
REMARKABL~
MOTION
PICTURI!.
=dE~~~Iary ZONTA MART MOVES
Publish: March 20, 1969, 1a Ala.ddln am b1s magic Zoo-of tbe Zoota Mart, amouoced
Tbe Newport Harbor Ensign t1aas are IDOYtng the Zoota tbe mO'te to just across tbe
Mart to a oew iocaUoa at 1885 street from tbe preYtous 1oca
LEGAL NOnCE Park Annue, Costa Mesa. This tioo. Asst•tnc ber are MrS:
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING tbrtft sbop Is tbe maj)r source AI Forgtt, JM'nt'ac aad decon.-
Notlce Is hereby gino tbit of iDcome for Zonta's Sellior tiou; Mrs. Fred Petb, par~
the Pla.ontag Commission oftbe Citi&ens' recreation center at pberoaUa aod ftJ:tares, aad
City of Newport Beach .-tn bold 15th St. aad ln'1De AYe. 1D limes. Robert Bleoo. Ropr
a public bearl.og 00 tbeillPllca-cwr Ha•en. accordl.ac to Mrs. Barrow, Georp £. Bea:a.
Uoo of LD.Il, aJolllt vemure Jl&lcolm Aapll,cltlbpresideat. .Jostpb Carlos, James Gal-
between George 6 William Hol-Mrs. PbJll41 Rees. ehalrmaa lacblr, Joe llulblet, Rtc.bud
steto, toe. &lid LD.S. llortpp --------SHea, ._ld E, .......... bl,
llefelapment Corporattoo, b'a LEGAL HOTICE &lid ~COP. ZelloL
Usa Permit lUZ-b to permit ----------------The crud cpnlnc is at 10
nbdtvlslon ofpropertyaadcoo.. NOTICE OF PUBUC HEARlNG Lm. tbU FrkllJ, Jrbrcb zt.
stroctioo of 001 Ud two story Notice lsberebJcfYeDtbattbe Houn are 10 to 4 da.llJ.
resJdeauat tmtts u part of a P1a.rm1ac Commlasioa of the --~:::-7:--:-::=:=:--p.._ Resldeotlal llofelap-City of llftpool Boacl> will bold L EG.U. NOTICE ..... (ll<><lbbloll), • paiJUc ........... lba llllPllc:a-__ .::.:=:..::::..:.::::::__
Hol!ce l.lberebyfllrlllorpno -ofPadllc--Railly H01'1CE OF PUBLIC HIA.RIIIG
lbat aidpaiJUcbearlocwlllbe co_.y, 3451 Eul Cout -..l.lwobJPY.Illalllla
bold oo 1ba 3rd day ot Aj>rll, Rlcinra7, c..--doillar tor a Pluodac Comm-of 1ba
1969, at !he ,._ a1 8,oo p.m. u .. P.-mtt 1415 to pwmltao City of llnpartlleocl> wUJ llold
Ia !he Colmc:U Clllmbera of lba R-1 ooreel to be uod u a a pol>lk _.. • llla&(lpllea.
Newport Boaeb Clty'llall, at prinle, olr-alreel JIUII!oc lot -of-4a TaotudAn.
Wbicb Umo ud placo..,udllll &lid lo parmlt a-balldlaclo lor Co., IIIC, (~a).,.,._ lot..---_., 5'0''1111o lbarOQOirad CoulllllfloaJ eor.. dallllr
aoc1 be tooord--. $"0" reor yard --lo a tor a V. Pondll'IOID....,..
RaJ Y, ~!Ia, ac:rary C-1-R Dlalrld. i'rq)arty 1o--· Uoo Pordllo. 11'10
llnport Boaeb Clly calod at ---of lo _.. -..__ -PlullacCom••.ao. Mare.._ A~ aid Eut IMdtltU.nuotYu41Caf-
Pabllall, ....... 10, 1119 lo CoullllctoraJ,Coroadallllr .........
Tlla llnpwt-Eoitco -l.llllrai>J-IIfta -l.llllrabf_..,_
MAl. 22 I'MI<l.AIM!D IIIII -pol>lk ...... w!ll be IIIII -.-ut ...... will Ill
SINGU I' llald • IIIII lr<l lilY of A!lrll llalll • IIIII 1r<1 110y a1 Af<11, ARINTS Di<Y lilt, &IIIIa ..,_of UJO ...... lNI, &IIIIa ..,_of I,GIIp,a. 011~-==a lalllaCa nt-.ofllla talllac-uOoz)•oofllla
al II~ -u ·--8nport -Clly llall, &I .. ._ -Cllr IIIII, &I -....... .,.. ...... --...,~.., .... ---. ... ... ;.,...,. o1 111 ua~........, ~ ,. .. ·•· ? ... ,.., • au • .., ..
II IIIII .. , 'liM wtiiiiQ,... Ud lie ... A&r-., .... .._,. All IL
-tlfrwtlkurl ~-..,T.Capelll,-=rellry ~ w..,..ea.acar ~ ... --IIIII ...... C..z! i'M
::•· ofralollor-•••--10, INI, 1a • an -11111 I' ......... 'l'llt lfcQU8t ............. 'hi RsEMl _. ...
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RETA GOODALL, pbyslcal
lberapllt at Hoac llo'llll&l, -
t•••Ued llareb 11 uprnldeat
of tbl Orup Sbores Medical
As-"""-,succ:eeclloc
GIDI Vu I.eiVHagbam, u..
siJtam at Dr. Jlayid NlelMo•s
oUlce lD Newport Beach. Aldia
Edwards 1.1 presldeat-eled·
Janl.a Anderson. vtce-presl:
deat; Carita Casoer, recordloc
secretary; Fretda AberDitb)',
correspoo'log secretary; Ruth
Norrta, trasurer; Bartan De-
drick, E,_ Wolfe &lid Bobby
Strotbmp, directors. AdYI.sors
are Dr. Maclya Somers aod Dr.
Wallace Laodbolm of Costa
Mesa lDd Dr. Morris Fier ot
lleacb.
4POR T
EXO.USIVE AREA
ENGAGI!MEHT'S
..... 111m um -Wlllllll
PLEASE NOTE "OiftTY DOXf:N" OnCI At 7:1S
.. CRANO ~RIX., O<IC:t At t :45
CONTINUOUS SHOW IUNO-.Y I"ROM' ~.M.
th e·rnesa . . . . . . . .
'Jf W f-' ,.,.f A"t[; tU' .. f..'t' 1< •, ',l h '.'t':
GE:OitDI! PEPPAAO-INCEA STEVINS
OfiiiON WILLS
"THE HOUS! Of CAIDS"
$tllrU 7 P.M. C•l'lt. &at.
Fr ozen Foods
BIRDSEYE OIOPPED OR LEAF
SPINACHcE~~-o 19c
SUHKIST
SPEC ORANGE JUICE IALS 6 ... 23c 12 ••• 4Sc
SPECIALS FOR
MARCH 20-21-22
WE DELIVER
GREEN GINITHIBLETS
IH BUTTER CORN
673-3510
BEER
& WI HE
Libby's Sale PACKAGE
. ·· -CUT BEETS 2/294
. 3IIJ SIZE
-BARTLETT PEARS 2 /594
303 SIZE
-CORNED BEEF HASH
303 SIZE
TOMATO JUICE 45
6 PK.
NABISCO
WHEAT TNIHS-41 •
Pi odtJ'i'
PANCT I'IIIIH
CUKES
3 .. 2Sc
L.ut42 Wll Tl OR I'INlt
6RAPEFRUIT 5 .. ]9c
TliURSDAY, !&ARQI :Ill, lJII
CD PIA DfliiAA. CAU F ••
WHAT'S COOKING!
Dortor ...... _, .. IIIH. ............. of~~== JA.IDCO~aftllo~ IJio --· '11 ChboiM-Barl>or1111*-uo <•-IIJ oa
&5, Mu. PUric:t SIMpu'd tbl ....... *&I b&Ye PUll dl
... od u ebllrmu .,_tal $1,110.50,
pro-. Ill -II> 1111 re-lin. DorlllltollaulbuiWYod
plarlyoc-...... llbo· u ·-I of till S _...
eame bel' drlliD to pat oat a Mrs. Slllll:vd Ia back 011 tM
trul7 excetlal ~to be& Job Uda Jill, WW. lAra. Kabat looc raap project wU1I au u bor ooolol•nl. RotootiJ a
..... -II> .. -----.... &\ .... -• .-::1&1 parpoee. tbe .... rDIIIIIblrl tbt ap.
Willi 1110 aid oliO am--II> -II --Ibis -........ <ollllar7-aod,;artk:oolar-~b ODe COIUilJCI.DC ty to lbl.re JOrDe eteetal trill, ot work ., tbat tile soeb u ••Wbat my motber ...S
flo'ahed Jhdud COI1Id be to make ... Abo the oew ftl1er
apludid u nll u profttable. twJta!os a m1Denl ud Yttamln
Tbe lateMra.J. W.strlckerftB ebart aDd a wei&!U l.lld
co-c.bairmao.. leoiHJJc be_, In meuures ~~~. ID.I)rmaUoa. as
deYeloplnc many ol the floe to tbe parebue of 1be cook-
ideu tbat are e'lldeot tb:rougb-boots may be ()httloed from
oat tbt boot. Mrs. Sbepu'd, &42-9319
To Mrs. Eroest UeC1eJ..Iaa1. •
preseot preside at, p»e:s tbe cre-
dit lor tbe altraettve title,
GIRL SOOUT TROOP 51 from Newport Uet.-s e1emeotar'J "NeYer oa Tuesday.'' derlYed ....,. trom tbe ttJoucbt tbat oo ooe eebool recelnd a beblD:t-tbe-seenes look at a flmndal ill-ftllta to cool&: after tbe tare at
stttuUoD dl8'111& a recent tour of the main omce of Newport tbe 1'uee8clay Club meetlnc
Ba!bol S&Ti.Dp ud Loan Assn. Tbe mail room aod tbe colD '
dlsplaJ drew speetal atteation from tbe Seouts. Pictured bert Kra. Sbec:vd reeel•ed per·
1D the front row, left to rlcbt, are Yrs. Lots Staodap, stat! miasioo from cartooDist F~~
member at Newport Balboa Sa•LDgs and CO·leader ot tbe troop; l1D Fo!&er to use some of Tbe
Girl Scouts Della Roberta::ln, Usa. Warren, Cbarnle lUDden· Girla' carlooos to lrtng some
ball Patti Counter Krbteo Olson Kate Simpson, DreDDa humor to tbe pages. Local ~tt UMt Saady Boward, aDd tbe• troop leader, l4rs. Pat uU.sts llary Lou Soeed. EUsa.
Courteau. stancttr" oo tbe w1odiog staircase are, from left, bltb .I..Da&rJdce a.Pd Llnda Rel.oe-
Glrl Scouts Yolllea Olm&o. Patrlce Courteau, AnoabeUe LeBaas, Jlli.D were respoositlle lor tbe
SUSIUI Studace BoaoJe RUjae SUsa.D Kitchen and Ro&aDPe eleYer art wort.
BaumprtDer. Standlq behind {be gtrls Ls Rosemary Bristol, Members of tbe clutlwU.Uncty
recepUoolst at Newport Balboa SaYings, (McNally pboto.} cot oul: tb81r ta•ortte recipes • a.ad aceompanled tbem with a \.
Gifts for new babies bit of "st.ory," at Mrs. Sbe-
pud's request, gtY!P.g them a
poriiOOill touch.
March Z8 1s lbe date cboseo Tbls shower Ls tbe t1rst 80· Mrs. Herbert Willer ud
'
for tbe M&DO Coo. Amor Au1J.. deuor of the oewly formed committee dJd tbe grouod work
'· ta.ry of tbe Cb.lldren's Rome Associates or the Maoo Coo. seleettn& a worthy cause to
Society for tbelayettesbowerto Amor AtWlla.ry in Uninrslty ~ wttb tbe cookbook
be beld at the Newport Beach Part and tbe lrvl.De area Mrs pron.ts. Tbe establisbed "Gr._
Teonts Club, Donald Macl...ean, overall ~ba.ir~ sta..ke" re-totnng tuod at OCJ
The lafUatiolls read "Come man. Ls also doing the decora. had mucb aweaJ,, with a most
to a bappto1ac'' wbtch will be a tlons lD ~lng with tbeEaster interesting story of bow tbis
luncheon at ~ preceded by a and springtheme. Co-cha.lrmen tuod was orlclmted maJlJ' years
coclda11 am social bour. Each are Mrs. William MarTin, Mrs. ago by an Ullkno•o m.iningpros--
member m:t pests wtu triog a Gary Scbmld, and Mrs. Frank pector. Beginnln.g with the ftrst
&1ft to be placed IIPderoeatb an Carr. Reservatlo11S will be year and cootlouing for the
Easter eg tree. These gifts taken by Mrs. Lawrence Kit· put 3 years, Ud.s ftmd bas been
wUl be tor a tloy new llfe, Ut-tle at 644-0435.
"SO WHAT'S C()()KING?"
muses UWe sta.cy WiebeUe
Hau.ard (age 4 moatb& wbeo this
pbOtO was tuen 4 mooths ago},
as sbe dreams of tbe time wben
she'll be usLDt: the Tuesday Club
cook boot. Stacy 1s tbe daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Wlchael
Hauard or Univer s ity Park, Ir. .....
WE!IUY .li.DliCII, 1t..roar-<>ld Sei!R>O·C611opo-
•lllo .._ .. 11151 c:aamaa., ~ ••<r•~ u.e .....
prtat Wllleb flllplrod l!1ls clressloot'lrtl! lo'lllt -,...,
of Serenteeo mag;uJDe. Weody, •lioise photo 11 be1Dg
carr led. by the modelln the a.bO'fe picutre, is ooe of 17 prise
wlnoers 1D Seventeen's "design a priDted fabric"
competltlon. Wendy is presideot of her class at Seri;Jps,
plans to !'lajor In ph.Hoqb)' or a lorelp~. language aad
"tFOuld like to become a torelgn serYice diplomat.
BLAHOIET ADDS SYSTEMATIOH,IHC.
tie garmeots for a baby to •ear Tbe Ma.oo Coo Auxillary hal
1o his roster home aa:1 whea he been in existence less than a
leaves tbe adoption agency and year and has an acUve member.
toes "OOme" wUb b1s biWY sb..lp at !8 women under the lead·
parents. ershlp of Mrs. Errol Pa)'tllt.
City art show planned
The elty art committee will
!:load a Newport Beacll eomm._
Jtj art abow tram DOODto5p.m.
Sunday, Uar 4, on lbe lawns ot
the City Hall. Partlcl.pants must
be k>ca1 r esidents, 18 years old
or more. There will be a limit
of Z entries per person.
The miJ:ed medla selectioas
Will be jw'ied OD Saturday, Yay
3, and awroxlmately S5aelect·
Systematioo, IDe., has chOsen quartered tn Pboellix, wttll a ions will be picked tor display
Blanchet Adv'erti&lng of New-branch ottlce 1D Santa Alia, and In the clvlc center pllery lor
port Beach to handle allot their Is the oatlooaJ distributor lor the mooths of May ud June.
adver tislog. according to an ASM DryCleaolngmacbloesand All petntlnpmustbedellYer-
announeement by H. A. Blanc:het equipment lor the United states. ed to the City Hall on friday,
agency president. Tbe machioes are produced in1 May Z, between 10 a.m. and 6
Systematlon, Inc., is bead· England, . p.m. AppllcaUons must be
RELIEF DRIVE 10 BEGIH
Tbe Unlted Jewish WeU...e
Fund of Orange Cowty, uOOer
the auspices ottlleJewtsh Com-
miUlity Councll, wtu omcially
~o. the 1969 campalp. wltb a
dinDer at tbe Newporter Inn at
7:30p.m. SW:da.y, Warcb U. Dr ,
AYrabam Blrao, director of the
departmU: of archleotoc and
a.atiqd1es ol tbe Israel GoYern-
mtm:•s Yinlstry of Educat:ioo
lUid Collura, will be lbe ''""' ~. He ..w tell ol tbe
problems liO'W flc i.D& Israel La
lts _ ..... ......mi.Tbe
WWF replar fuDd lUid lbe
speclal lstatl emerpoc:y fW
PI'O'"Ide tar aocl&l welfare aDd
-bomalllllrlu -ollbe people of Israel &Dd Sl other -·
Enjoy the warmth
and informal elegance
while dining amid
open fireplaces
11130 A.M. 10 4 P.M.-EVERY DAY EXCEI'T So\1URDAY.
and strolling troubadours
OPEN SfVEN DAYS
0 POl
DINND....., COCkTAILS
0
POPUW PIICES • FOR RESERVATIONS CALL
6750470
DINING 4:00P.M. TO MIDNIGHT
COCKTAILS 'TIL 2 a.m.
AMPlE PARKING
' .
3201 lAST COAST
-M.U
IIIIE, ltAZUKO o.em. at lbe Jlj)&llese ,......., festlnl ot uU, 11> be
preseM.ed by tbe Costa Mesa Art Leape at l :SO p..m.
Yoodl1, llareb Z4, a1 Huntlagloo SaYiop lUid Lolli Au&.,
SSlO Bristol St., Costa Mesa. Ikebana. flower arf~D(\QL
is oDe of tbe uolque arts of Japan, orictoaUoc tn tbl n.iddle
of tbe 1 'ltb ceotury in theceremooyofolferln& flowers &o tbe
Buddba.. Tbe spring festin.l of arts wUI &180 Jll"eiG
e1us:leal c2aDclne. tea ceremooy, pa.lntlng. ud ubibtUca
of costumed dolls aDd a.rti.bcts.
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Under the personal direction
of· Alejandro (Alex) MaY,orena
iformerl-y 26 Yean w ith Perino'''
and
Ray Oliphant of Laguna 8eoch ,,.,.....,,of WootJ.n ShOe~
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coaler.cep~.
Wollol..-mtldodtboblr-
lac ot Colla ~~~-Hlp Sebool
eoacb Herb IJYIIJ to ..oc...S
him.
TAKING THE "NO" OUT OF "NO ANSWER"
is the job of the telephone answering services.
These businesses (not a part of Pacific Telephone)
answer the phone for peoP.Ie who need to receive
calls at all hours-people hke doctors, lawyers and
salesmen. Since the first an•wering service was
established forty-four years ago, the number in
California has risen to more than 600, serving
over 100,000 client& around the clock. These serv-
ices are just a part of the expanding range of
telephone uses. You 'll find them listed in the Yel-
low Pages of your phone book.
Here's a reminder for you when you fiJI out your
income tas. return. lf you have a question, the
Internal Revenue Service can answer it by phone.
You'll find the number of your nearest office in the
white pages of your phone book under the heeding
"United States Government, Internal Revenue
Service."
Just tor a chuckle: the story has it
that a Uttle old lady called the Newport •
Costa Mesa Business Ottlce for help
in getting a sllorter cord for her tele-
phone. With exquisite logic she coached
her Representative, "Now I'll hold my
end of the Une and you pull hard on
yours. That should take ~ some of the
slack!"
@ P•c:ific: T •l•phone
Manager,
Newpon-Costa Mesa Off ice
PICTURED al 11M 0111D -ctlobralloo al 111e FlaaDclal
Plua ofllcos ol Newport Ball>Da Sarlnp IUid Lou Asso.
1D Newport Cealer are, ttom left. Dr. Aroold Bectmu.
resldeat of Shore Cllffl. t:Mmder and cbalrmu ot tbt boad
of Bec:tmao IDitrumeota, FnUertoo; Apes Blomquist,
presldeDt o1 Nnport Balboa SaYlnp; P. A. Palmer, cba.ir-
man o1 tbe boud; DoretD Uarsball, maJor of Newport Beacb,
and Ra_,h P. MasbJ, Newport Beach realtor aDd a director
ol Newport Ball>Da Sa•IDp. (Ricllard Puclllo phDio.)
BALL RULE LETS ALL BOYS PLAY IEW'OI!T HAIIIIIBIIOJI
AIISl st:CTIOII --'•' TIIUIIDAV,IIARCH 211, IM 00~ DB. liAR, CAJJF. Co '"" or 11oo -... a1 111111( 11oo 11nJC111 ... , wiD -froal lloo
1 ·, Are llo A i a :-::: IIIIa llwOIIIl or 1111 t .. .,...._ ....,.lolloo 80-1/l-lool ..... ,.,. Training for -oltlllltlt *'PI MJdnT Ia 11M -11M wUIIIO-Iool-polllo/l • .U...W
• -r 1 ollool-lliiJwlll -......., 11M olral(lll oJoo pQclo -10-1. -fool Ioiii
• Ill ,.., .. ~ _..., ...... .,.... Uld -"'"' wiD .... --polllo. 10 mile ·run IDIIot ·la-...... -u ~~~ '-Panltd ..... ,.A._owlllpltcbiiiMI
City,__ cllr-o ol nloo IIIla ,_, .Airlo4J Ia-Uld wlllba•o'IO--polllo.
~ ,_1 cu -ll._t lloocll Ud colla-cludod Ia 11oo n1oo 1a a....,., 88 wiD pll<ll 411 fool Uld Ill••
preporallooa tJr 1111 I «<I ... Uld -Arta ao,. Cloll -tblt -b llo7 -P7 t '10--polllo. Tbo 8 lol-
-IO.mlle IIUdlcap -B-o LooT.-. .... Ud ooU Ia lbo -·· ~. pro wiD pllcb 451ett Ud wiD -od Ill' 11M ClqotNow-11M nlll ,.., ,.... Ill' lbo Ill-'""lot ci>U&OIIII lllniO.Iool-polllo.CCwiU
port Boacb poru ...,.. Ud cooclloo al lloo _..,...., -. laird a1 11M Harllor pllcb 40 -1011 llln 80-lool
recroolloo ~~~~~ ..., lllllr -cllllr-1u1-. BI-n ........, 1111 -polllo. Sbrlora wt11 pllcb
Newport Rorllor OpUmlat Clom. 'l'llo ... nlo---pllcbla& clllluct lrom 10 fHI Uld lll•o 411-lool
Tbo optlml.ats are _,.ll>lllla( loam wtll -11M llnJpl ,--~--AAM-,;.Uid--;,:;;;;,.,..•...;,pol.b•o•. -----,
11M owarcls Uld ·--lllnlop lllllllc '!7-· T1olo ... ,.:'=-.:· .. -.,. :a::w:.:"wt':~ WHAT A DEAL' Suoda7 llareb ZS start1Dc o1 -ol 11M dllcr-al lbo •
9 Lm.' Rmmers ~~ s:lp • coach. A .-e'tat ecorelblet bu
ot UO a.m. Ropatnlloo tee boeo -pod Ill' lllo -is $1. ActJoa wtU start ur:1 ArM. .. .._,. procram to &Dow
t1Dlsb at tbe Corooa del Mar 14 p)&Jers 111 tbl .....,, oa.,..
Hlp ScbooL lf1ral7 ol ..,.limo,
Tbe race, IIDCt10Ded by tbe Tbl plaD wu IDitlated 1ut
Amateta Athletic Unioo, 11 J811' OD. an uperlmeatal ~
sbaptng ~ to be the llrcut 1DC1 tbe coacbu were lfno tbl
&.F. GOODRICH
RADIAL PLY
TUBELESS
ever, according to Cal stnvt, K" •
dlreclor ., 111o ....... -· lOgS wm ~ & reereaUoa department. M&nJ
of tbe top west eout dl&taDc:e PUcber sten Seboettler
runoers ban entered tbiJilnc:e. burled ooe-bU ball u Newport
. Tbe defeodlng cllamploos from ltari>Or Hlp Scllool defoatecl
WHITEWALL
SECONDS
I Jast year are: G&ry Hamutooot M&rJ.Da Tuesday 4 to o.
Pasadena; Bob Hickey, Tbe S&Uors taaced out 9 bUs
L.A.P.D., the llrst ba.odica,p scortnc ODCe Ia the tlrst lr&nJ..Di
rWlDer; first Newport Beacb and add1Dc s 1a tbe 6th.
resident to flnlsh, Dr. Jobll 1D tbe lrYtae 1.eape corooa
Miller; Ed Reed, the first ruo. del Mar woo onr Fowia.ta V&l-
Dir over 40 years, aod Mart1D ley ! to 1, Estucta Rl&flScbool
Taylor, t1rst runner over 50 lost to Loan 4 to 0 and Costa
years to flnish. Yea was blanked b, u:acooua
JACK ll McDONALD, preslde.at of the $1 billion Imperial
Corporation of America, San Diego, Is pictured here at
left: with Mtss Agnes Blomquist, president, and Paul A.
Palmer, clla.lrman ot the board of Newport Balboa Savings
and l..oal1 Association. Imperial Corporation Is in the pro-
cess ot nerotiation toward acquiring the $11 0 million New-
port Balboa SavLngs. (Richard PucJllo pboto.)
Coaches to
talk at clinic
Tbe Ne1rp0rt Harbor High
School Boosters Club wUl pre.
sent tbe 3rd annual lnvltatioo.a.!
footba.ll coaches clinic th1s Fri.
day a..od Saturday, March Zl and
22, at the Ne"'l))rt Harbor Elks
Lod .. ot z~ p.m.
Fourteen top CIF coaches
wiU be on l:laJld to ·cover all
phases of offense and defense
tecbnl.ques. Ben WUson, head
coach of Wichita State Uni-
versity, and PauJ Amodio of Yle
are makiog a special trip toat-
teOO. Wade Watts, Harbor High
coach, will moderate the work-
shop sessions.
~hies wtU be awarded to 5 to o. Tbe Eagles cot ora1y 1
tbe llrst 5 twxtlcap f1D1shers, hit off Lolra's DoG StudleJ
tbe flrst 5 fastest Umes, tbe tM,;; pl&yed enn Wltll tbe 5th
first fln1sher over 40 years t.nntnc. wben tbe Su.ons pusbed
ot age, the tlrst flnisber o.-er over a na.. Tbey scored s more
50 years aDd tbe first Newport 1n tbe 6th.
Beach resldeot to flnlsh.ln ad-0ouc Orner of Mapolia a.1ao
clition. certtftcates wlll be (1-hurled a 1-bit sbut~ut u bJ.a
ven to UJ runoers 1 wbo tlnlsb teammates pusbed 0.-er 4 runs
the race. Ln the first 1no1.or &p1nst Costa
TRIO 10 PLAY AT UCI Mesa IUid added &DOihor Int ..
The Bealll Arts Trio of New 4th.
York wtll perform worts from POSSESSIOH OF DRUGS
Beethoven, Ravel aDd Schubert FOR SALE otARGED
in their coocert at 8:30 p.m., Cbrlltopber Morgearoth. ot
Thursday, AprU 3, Ln tbe UCJ 2721 5th AYe., Coroaa del Mar,
scteoce lecture ball. wu arrested oa. Marcb 14 b)
Newport Bea.cb pollee oo tbe
c:harp of possession of da.D-
IVOUS drugs tor sale. Detectt.-e
AI Epstetn sa1d tbe24-Jaar-old
mao bad 2,000 LSD pills at h1s
borne.
20 word& or leu ........... .
21 word& to 30 words
31words to .«l words : .....
Eoch WOf"d over .40 word& ..
Only
$29
1.50
2.00
3.00
.05
ANY SIZE
Plus Tax
and Old Tire
2 l imn
2.:;1)
!.00
4.00
. 10
3 Time&
3.00
4.00
5.00
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Among teatla ed speakers will
be Ernie Johnson of E 1 Rancho,
the 1968 CIF champions; Herb
Hill, head coach of Loara, Tri-
ple A-CIF champions; ClaJ.re
Van Hoorebeke of Anaheim; La-
guna Beach's Hal Akins; Bob
Woods, Water Del; Sam Cath-
cart, Santa Barbara; R1.y Solar I
of South Pasadena., and Leon
Wheeler, Mornlnptde.
HAPPY WINNERS -Tru La.ttln, left, 222 Grand CaDa.1
Balboa Island, teamed with Elton Hallett, ceater, 2021
Sabrina Ter ., lrvlne Terrace, to capture tbe 15th Anntal
HI-Lo golf tournament at Irvine Coast CoUDtry Club. The
duo carded net rounds ot 62-62 Ln the S6 bole, two-day
competition. They will bave thelr uames encraved oo the
Frank Carleton perpetual tr~hJ awarded b)' ICCC Tom'DI.-
ment Chairman Bill Schala)oer, right, 2113 Mlramar Or.,
Balboa. (Rich Basset photo.)
20" OFF FOR CASH WITH ORQER
Prominent coaches appearing
on the program for tbe inltial
time are: BobCUDI, sa.o. MulDe;
Bob Woodhouse, SaD Marcos;
Bob Larson, Es:celsJor; Corona
del M.tr's Dave HollaDd; BIU
Roswell of Westminster High,
CIF rUDDer 1.11; John Ford,
Lakewood, and Tom Merrill
from Blaoc:het High Scbool 1n
Seattle, Wash.
SAL E. 30CWl book. a at
Ill• eacb. Dally lual<
hp Sale at TeWIIIkle
Hardware. 1,000 items.
U 8-l!OIB. Eolabliolled
1919. Newport Blvd. ot
181:b . Costa Mesa.
TRANSPORTATION
100% Financing Available
AI so Wt: Carry
Our Own COnt racts
NEWPORTER MOTORS
2036 Harbor Blvd.
Costa Mesa
5ol&-8511
FIREBmD, green with
leatber top, wide OYa.ls and
map., j)OSlU.-e steertJ&c, auto-
matte Hearst para. MZ-5646.
WILL PAY ~ to $1,000 tor .
steiDway Grand plaDO. Write
P. 0 . Bos: 1685, Studio City,
cautornia.
• MUSICAL fOil SAL .l
fLUIMOND-YAMAHA
STEINWAY
Klmbi.U grand pt.aoo, 5.8', only
$985; Estey COilSOlette, nlotJt,
SaYe OD this, DOW $«3; otber
used plaDos from $195.
Ham mood "8" w/TC, saerlflce
@ $1195; used Ham mood-
organs from $695; used
Lowrey w/A.O.C. & LesUe,
only $58?. Terr1tlc sa.-tngs oo
stereo consoles!
SCHIIIDT W:l51C CO.
1907 N. llalo, Santa Ana
Est. 1914
INSTRUCTION
FRENCR---Learn FreDCh wttha
quaWled tacher, tormerlJ
with AlUaoc:e Frucalse --
Economical ntes -PbODe
645-!913 -For _Int....,
call ooly Fridays.
• MWAICTID
WELL-KNOWN BRAND NAMES •IUSIMISS
WALL-TO-
cloallla( Uld
e•rd'llo
IN THE SPORTS WORLD
FEATURED AT HART'S:
• VOlT • RAWLINGS • DUNLOP •
• WILSON • SPOTBIL T • DAVIS e
• PENNSYLVANIA • VICTOR e
• CHAMPION • RALEIGH • CONVERSE •
• GOODRICH • SPEEDO • BEHJ AMI4 e
• WHITE STAG • RUSSELL SOUTHERN •
• WING •
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wW ..U. ,_. law. Price or-
ma.U ol!or. -· ... lt.cllo ma.U offer. 11411-1145.
-0..711 . .......
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Pd_ .... ....
....... alfll .,.tit ... • ••• -.
~~~!l!'ers at_H~g ~olice probe shooting
!lUI • 11r, 1111 llro. -• WllliiUil.f.I, IIUCB I (C.._ -1!'010 1). c11rtJ -wr~
A. o.-, 1101 "A" -!lUI ~ 1111 lin, WIIIIUI Two., ....... .,..,. ...... -to. ~CO*...... L. ·-~ .,., u.t ltl., -.......... ........., ... , aau.
· ao, -llr.llllllro.llu<>ldP. Co*-.· ' loO -*''lllif .. u·-. l)o<•• 1.-., 11801 K••• ~at, • TBt.IISDA!, MARCH I ,. .. ,.. ... • -dltJ, ~ tJ1
_. ..... Boocll. ao, ..... 1111 ..... -..... a-.. wu.. Olld, '... '
ao,. II<. lid llu. RoM111 Garalu, liM -WoJ, "WoaiWpwwrJio-do-=~~~~:~=~~;~~ Falu, 1151 CU,.O Dr., Coota Wut ~ llaJ. .. •• I-IM4p.-.to lllld--..... ao, • II< • ..., ~ .. ,_ .... -Ia lbo -·.Tbort .. ,
Boy -Mr. ud Mn. BUr W. Ma71r, 1~ ••ma PL,c:o.ta ia't u •Kh cr1me dwiDctbe "TMJ alwaJa ::;_.~~~~;;;~ Porlror 1174 Blomark Wu 11-. .a,. 0011 lorlbo-PI'•
Colt& Uta. ' Bor • Mr. AD&! Mra. Earl "'btrJ moalb Geotpauffera ltop 80IMODI b a Ucket,
ao, • llr. aDd llro. R~ SbeDODWI, 1819-A Pla<lllla piiJOico1 -· 11o wu Clllod ..... lmow 'll1lo1 will 11111P.._I
M. Harrlaoo, lOZSl Halawa Dr., An •• Costa lleiL t1r !Mdk:al aid ooce, ud. ..._ TbtJ blUe to U. u llliDIIolloo BeaCh. Girl • llr. IUid llro. Dulel be p to lbo ..,..,, be r.--le wboo lboJ'ro
Girl • 11r. Jllld lin. -lllllo, IZOI -4. H.....,.. -to be~ 1bo mao wbo wu wrlllllc 0011 llellota.
D. Fro!, '101 W. ZOth st., Coal& Boacb. 1J1a1 ~ lllo I!Oor. Tile maaat. "lllck will 1J> oo a t&mfifl
Mesa. Girl • Ur. &ad 111'1. EdWard taeUd blm •. Georp DeYer did eall wbeD IOIDIODe liU com-
• FRIDAY FEB. zs Rathje, S'le E. ZOO. st., Coota 1mow wllf, PoUcemoo pt pi&IDod. WileD be plo -.. Boy _ Mr. and u.n. PbiWp Mesa. bnUid ud blpp;d all tbe Ume. be tries to rauoa wUb tbl
II Uolt Zl•g u•---st r~. Tllolr -m• .J tern. -lo and !boo lbo ptriDG Wbo
II:... ' v -., ~ IAL lOA PHILKAIIMOI41C "ID p_;~ Gear,. re-called lor be~ will turo and
Boy • Mr. aDd Y.rs. Doaa.ld GROUP TO IMT!RTAIM eetY.S • I!Ommtodldoa from a. ut him wbat basiNS& of b1a
Dorobos, zmz 111ramu, 11w>-Tile -.,..., al lbo ,_,.llal 1o< try!Dc to san a u "'· liD&IOD Boacb. OruteCoooiJPbiiMr-SO-111111 rod balrod llrl ...., bad "We ba .. a bOJ,
· THtJ RSOAY, MARCH :IIJ, 1969
CDfiJNA DEL MAR, CAU F.
I Estate
tJ.-'fi-ll. !l-It.,
For Sales ..-
& Rentals
ff_,r
332 llargueri to
Corona del liar -67J.8SSO
(]-. n.-.tt. "-''·" Girl -llr.udllrs. Tbomal etety II ~ -boea..-byawaterbeator. moalbs old, and a Ill'~
JUdd 9571 SaUtl.atl, HuoUogtoo a&IOClates at • I..:IMM oa Oar WtJe 5 moMb lirl. Juue. 10 weeks. I worrr &boatoil,;::;:~~~ijijjftjiiii~==========~ a.ae'h. llood&J, llarcb 14, atlbo bome II rod -. loo, DOt barillc a Iaiiier II u
• SATURDAY, MARCH 1 of U.rs, Eul Corbett 00 a... ''He. lal bad to usnr happeu to Rlct.
Girl • Mr, I.Dd Mrs. Da.nlel VIsta Bl'fd. 10 IIWlJ llJeat alarm1 lately-"We ban 0111' pboDI DDmber
S. Butaty, 3Z2 tJOOo Ave., Bal. llts, BettySmttbiltbecblir .. damp aJr oftiD ..U tbtm ott. unlisted beeaue o1
boa, man and UldltlDc ber wtU be Lut Tbarlltay be uked, 'Does cel'ftd tbreatntng
Boy. Mr . mUlrs.RoDI.Id.G. Urs. CaroliDe CberrJ, Mrs. l.l)'th1Dc -'tr r•Uy blwea?• agers are e~lally bad
O.wsoo. 1722 Verano Pl.,lr-Betty Brown, Mrs. Carol "We pollee mes oeverlmow beLogarrested.
tiDe, Briery, Mrs. Jane Ow eo ""' wbea to etpect oar busbla1s Both wtns sa1d tbey
Girl .. Mr, I.Dd Mrs. Joaeph Mrs. Marla Leltbold. home. WbeD tbey"re 00 rd&bt proud of tbelr busi»M••
L. Lewt.s, Sr., S77 W. WUson shUt, l1ld late, JOtl just sit desptte t.betrworrtes.
St., Costa Mesa. DOROTHY PRESCOTT there, afraid to ea.U. Atra1d Dever try to stop tbelr
•SUNDAY,'IIARCHZ DIES AT AGE:OF55 lfyoodO,yoo'Uboarsomathlllg poUcemen, because the
Boy _Mr. aod Mrs. Dooald ' Dorothy Mabel Preaoott, ot bU bqJpened.. Youfeettbepbooe ~ 001 .ser'fe.~~~r~~~;l E. Betty, 713 W. Wllsoo St.,' 4220 Hilaria Way, West New .. wt11 rtuc any minute. Yoa just fo ;-_..~ :re
Colla Mesa. port Hetgbts, died Marcb 14 clolltt bow. r ........,o
Boy • Mr. and Mrs, JameS at Hoag Hosplb.l at age 55. "We may cet our pbooe wttb 1Dtermeot at
Morto, 1940 Republic, Costa Sbe was born Oet. 1!, 1911, oumber UI111Sed, because of ~~mar~~ •m.elaloc!.l Mesa. to C<torn1a, IDd. lind lD tbreateolDc calls. Wbetber U's ames 5""' ........ .,.
Boy -Mr. and Mrs, Winfred Ora.Dce County tor almost 3 becaUH o.orca Ls a policeman
--309a Ferlllleatb, C-yoars. or DOt, we can~ leU.. OCC SPRING CONCERT
Mesa. Su:ntvou are ber hnst4nd, "WbeneYer George eoes to IS Sn FOR lrllARot :U
Girl -Mr. a.od Mrs. Vande-Gerald; Z SODS, Rooa.ldofLUe-work, l say, 'Be eareftll and Tbe ~musua.l "Poem for
wane, 2818 La Salle, Costa 1JOOd and Keith of Newport oa pard.' It's l1U a prayer." and orcbestra" aDd IIOJ:art'sl
Mesa, Beach; a dauJbler. GeraldiDe Mrs. Rlcbl.rd Jotmson said ''Coocerto for oboe" wtu
Gtrl .. t.tr. and Mrs. Robert Waper of Corooa.; ber motbar, ber brJ!I!Ind, too, bas beeosub-featured lD ~;~~~~:1 4. Bea.o, 18182 IJ.sa LaDe, Hun. Eroestl.Qe H1ll o1 Yermo; Z jected to pllJslcal Yiolence, tbe Orange
t1.o&toD Beach. sisters, Mary Jane Simon of "Mostly wtl11e arresting drunks munJty Symphooy
Glrl .. Mr. a.od Mrs. Theodore Rlchmood a.od EYelyn Snipes' or aomeooe oo drup, .mo Tbe concert wt11 be
H. Merty, !602 Crestview Dr., ot Vista; aod a bro(ber, Mil:too doesott Dow Ybat he's do1Dg. Z3 at 4 p.m. 1D the OCC
Bay Shores. Cummins of Yermo. Rick'• uaitorms pt rjpped or tortum.
• MONDAY, MARCH 3
Boy • 11r. and Mrs. Larry MRS. NINE S. ROGERS
Wade, ZotZZ Keowortll, Hun. SUCQJMBS AT AGE 91
tlogton Beach. A.me S. Roprs, 91, of 206
Girl -Mr. and Mrs. Jack R, Beryl Lane, Harbor Htgbla.ads,
SWartz, 1Z08 Huntington An., died March 14 at HW Huen
HUDt1Dgtoo Beach. Convalescent Hosplta.l.
Boy .. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sbe was bora May 17, 1877,
Hoaier, 18? Virginia PL, Costa 1n Canada. came to C&IJJ)rrda
Mesa. wbeo sbe wu 1 year old, ud,
• TUESDAY, MARCH 4 lifed In 0nnce COUDty i:J:r ZS
Girl -Mr. aod Mrs. Doo w. years.
Carr, U6 Vista Baya, Welt Up.. Suntvors are ber daugbter,
per Bay. EYe Hllldrtckaoao!Co .. llea,.
Girl '• *'i~~~~~i
WORLD'S LARGEST
SPECIAliZIII II TN£ Cl£11118 &
Rll$1111 OF .DRAP£11£$ OILJ
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DON'T SUPPRESS that "springtime"
urge to buy the home of your choice In
the country! Here's your opportunity
to buy a super-sharp 4 bedroom, 2 1/2
bath home that shows like a model. It
is located In beautttul University Park.
Handy to "greenbelts," swimming
pools and tennis courts. Everything
about 1t has been upgraded from land-
scaping to carpeting and drapes. Price
oniy $36,950 -and here's the kicker-
it baa a transferrable loan at oniy
5 3/4%1
lay& Inc.
2401 E. COASJ IIWY. CDM
OF SELl.l«i YOUR
Fll[ THAT FAUCET. DrW11c water cllscolors tile
-1 Ull calla .... IbiD ...., plambiJIC.
(I ·--....... c-. .... D. 0.0.,)
10 ACIEI .,..,.wirm1111wn
Y.&.L&al * I lA WO'D
mLU. POR a••• • aMY .u:c.-
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CORBIN-
MARTIN
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• Year Round Custom Built Home.
• Two Large Bedrooms and Bath.
• Move In and Enjoy a Smog Free
Summer. S69 500 APPOINTMENT
r REQUESTED
HOME WITH INCOME
Well located In Corona del Mar. Front
house to live in. Rear house for Income.
One unit furnished. HURRY! This will
sell fast. SJS,OOO
EXCLUSIVE WITH
COl\BlN.MARTIN, lnc.
3036 E. Coast Hwy. 675 _1662 Corona del Mar, Calif.
Sales through the Multiple listing
Service of the Newport Harbor-
Costa Mesa Board of Realtors
lotaled S4 ,5b5.250 lor the first
rnonth of 19b9. This represents
I I~ unit sale! and an increase of
))I/)% over J•nu•ry of l•st yur.
list your property with • Re•ltor
lod•y.
LIDO ISLE
108 Via Florence
4 Bedrooms - 3 !laths in PE~FECT condi-
lion. • ~ew Caroeting • All Buill-Ins •
3-car garage , 13eam Ceilings. Owner Jrans-
ferred so can show anytime .
$69,850
Fee Simple
Remember -the property on Lido
lale Ill not leue bold.
p. •· .,.lmer lncorpor•ted
Ill DMlriBIS Cf liiO Sill 1935
rrn llo u• -~ •• su• ._._,._ ,..L.A._ .. .,.••n•
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Newport a.c:h ....
IDIIoa lsloiMI (oslo .._
Live on
YOUR OWN LAND
IN BEAUTIFUL CORONA DEL MAR-
THE CROWN OF THE SEA
Unusual split level duplex in sylvan
setting ... 1,800 sq. foot front house
with four bedrooms and two and one
half baths . • . Large panelled living
room with fireplace wall . . • Three
outside terraces . , . Large kitchen
with built-ins . . • Plus one bedroom
garage apartment which will pay your
taxes and maintenance ... Plus.
SMALL DOWN PAYMENT. • 10% Down
WILL BUY DUPLEX WITH:
Charming two bedroom house with
cathedral ceiling in living room •..
2 bedroom apartment over garage with
guest room. This property has great
eye appeal and gives one of best re-
turns for your money .•• Property is
in best possible condition .• $55,000.
~
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Caforq del .... ~Grfttl
f'tlolte: 67.).2221
We"re
rolling
out the R_!ft(J~
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Wells-McCardle Realtors
Reliable Scrvict Since 1943
1110 HEliPORT 541-1729 COSTAMIS4
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•
GEORGE ZEBALIS
ao.wo -" ...... .... I"' I,.. wilD a I I I
..... at .. t \ ltld'll ... n I.__,...__
.. .,..,prd' .tir.a.o.., •IIII:J'. bu-..-u Ford.._..C.,.....,.'If'~ "1111 ,.. .. ~oror-c.-,.
11r, Zollal, a prlllel&l&loclao-
. till at Pbllco-PO<d Corpora.
tioll'sC~~CtAre-eatry QlteiDI
dtrtsloa's Newport Betc.b
operaUoas. wu Hleeted for
malto-commlllllty efln'ts, e5;
poelallylor tho 8-mooth n>llm·
tary study that ldoatlllod tho
.ources of no:doua gas seeps
1a tbe JJ'C)UDd and recommended
cort"ectll'l measures.
HJs wife, Patricia, was
booored u tbe company's
0n.nce County "ctt1zen ot the
year,. s years aro.
Outstanct!og service awards
&lso went to Norman A. Halus,
program staff engineer. ord-
IWlCe aDd electromechanical
operation. Aeronutronlc Divi-
sion; Joseph H. Hyde, product
assurance engineer, Aeronu..
tronlc; F. Arthur Rttterrath,
a purchasing analysis spe-
clallst, 5p11.ce & re-entry
S)'stems division; David Ross,
Industrial photographer for
Aeronutronlc; Mrs. lreoe B.
Slap, whose husband, Josepb,
is senior program specla.IJsl
at Aeronutronic's air defense
systems operaUon; a.nd Everett
WiDters, pe.rsonoel relations
speclaiJsl at Aeronutronic. IRENE SLAP
E Yl: l D RBII'Qif IIAIIIOR 811111 TH IIUl fiiiST llC'IIOII •• -,. '
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(X)MJIIA DEI.IIAII, CAI.Jf. L
DAVID ROSS
Church News .... i'W, IWI-POST 110. :m. AIIIIICAII LHIOII
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--" -JUIUBillll 11:4-i, II tllo --IIIII<" n--II. Tlllabolllltllt lo tllo y-DQpondtlotld • IZGIOII POUTICII lol'I:IOudUa.a.~.TIIo Dr. WIW&m EU. tl<tllol:45 ___ _,,llto_l-lo 8u-....... 1• .UtllolulltlltDIIIrid-.
.. -.. tJe.eed oa Hltlrftl ud 11 LID. s-kJ _.,.ion. CU ........... ,.._ llfORd &ail ............. tile~ 1DC tblrt wu a bOIDtlllltU. a..
..U.U. 1'111-" bob" Tbo 7:SO p.m. -:~ .,... pat t1tt1r -l>ot -d &011 -·· _, .. -.~I -., ·-llUirlct Com·
--wlllllo-ldaltor ap will bo "Goodaooo 118111d llld )Ill a -1>11 lllrdlr. ••• 1o .., 111ot rm llod lm ..-~ ,.Cio .,._,W\)
111o lla.oa. -· ooalllee." , n..a loall*putlclpdod ld Doo -· 11111 :.,."':; Jack "---a-• • • • • 111 uu ,_,.,, •llberlblpiJI'O-prlt tbeir mor•-. of -'llltloa to outrlct Com-1'111 Flrll lllptllt Cllllrch of Newport Ually Cbarcb, cram boa -lal pn11o plaa -bo ...., ....,.. .,.';;cior Koo Bu-. Till
CoG II ... IOIIIqooUast.-mootlll( at I 5th st. aod '"IJio *'< iJ,.u -~ --lo ay, n pi --, t1< wllleh Jack-
Dr. P, G. Nt 11
• wW preacb An., Cutr llano w1JJ. Tbe Rtf.; IDoeld liD to Flnt VIet Coal-dollu' k dDIJu, 1a o. )10110 ~a:.,..,ed blla to Colla-
oa ''Tbt lllart err of tbe Loren FUetlDpr pr..e murSer Emil Koumam ud I.CU:YWM J:II'OIIUI With tbl ud be mut report crtator'' at tbt 11 Lm. Suoday at 10 Lm. Suoday OD ~ Qtc, Com"''"CCer 8W. Klmltr. n., _...,.,.. tau UJ otW &tclott bas ,Otdo,
.,-,tee. His topic: at ?p.m. w1ll ''Beyond tbe t.rrter. Ht Yll1 did 1M baD: of u.t IDimt.Mip Po.t 1rl Ca.UJcrDta.. Ulere a wort wttbJD tbll QPt bt ''Tbe rnaclhoue of thU ..U-lead a commtmlty at.a.pptraUcu camp&lp ,....t, tMpiiOMc:a1ls, • • •
at 7:30p.m. WedDelday, Wareb tbt cbectiDJ -. OD lilt year's • Pan' NEWS, ETC. z ~Pats Kea Hardmaq be-
• • • tlonat
26• • • • memt.rs wbo were late lrlllp-Tbt aoc tacortut Uem to tweea a rock ud a bird IIJ)Ot.
ct.!:" p~-=s:p New st ADdrew's Pre-lao toe ,.0 11811 pltlll( their bo coUld 10 ,_-thla Flrlll bt bu 1o c:booao-~llfU "WbeaGooJ.eb Ch~cb, 600 St. ADdr.,..'slH9duelpaJd~V.AUUU.tues week ts tb1 bed-roll1Dcd&te, be Mould appolllt Jact-s sae-
d.:Jn'' ..lli bt tbe sermoa Rd., Cwt Hann-''lbtlil're Umeudatraettxt. MuebiO,atU.LoacBeacbVA teaa:ll', or call lor a apec1al
Not Brown He was c:rueltled,'' put I rememberOMSUildi.Jafter-Hoeplta1 AU )'OUDeWJDI'IDberl, electioD to ftll tbe ptptq n-
taplc ot tbt Ret. man 4 'df ·the lenten sermou on DOOO dur1Dc tbtn.lDiwbiDEmll be u.re' bJ 1500. llq) wtu tab caDCJ. It's a tou&b cboJee b
Wtbt .. O&..m •• SuttliaJ':'"
1
ce. ••words men lin by,'' wWbe came don tO tbl Postwttb a OYer ud sbow' JOU wt..t to do Keo;lthiDkbe'Ucalltbetpeelal
Cba:reb of tbe Crossroads, Dr. Cbarles Dlereofteld's topic lilt of Vletllam Yeterau' •mn ~om tbea oa.. eleetloa. ., aU Post HI's Z9tb
mootlll( 111 111o c-~ S500 at Jhe 8, g,so and II a.m. SUo-11811 be -t11o bolter port of At tho Jut Polll bwllooss dllllrtct doleptes otaod by lor
Pa.clflc View Dr., Harbor VIew day services. CommuoiCIDl a day phontnc people 1Jt.Ul 10 meet.tac CblrleJ Hut woo tbe a speeJaJ. e}edjon call trom
H1lla _ Dr. VlDceat Gattuso class young people wtll be results. DowDcut u be WU tlac flmd ram.. He accepted a Cdr. KeD. tJbeD ud U bl does
Jr. wtll prea.cb on ''Tbl ta.ta1 booored at a breakfast at Ba.m. lbeD, Em~ bid aeeomplillbed paJd ap 19?0 memberlhJpsotbe call, be there ud YOtel11
cbotee" at the 11 a.m. Sunday Communicants lDd adults will a cood d&)' I work; Joot at tbe file flmd ts furtbH IDI'Icbed 0... on BW Marra)' 'ft.S
.nice be received as new members VletD&m Yeterus wbo were by tbl taliDeeoltbemooey. Tbe IRtf'Ofed u Z9tb Dt.JtrletCom-
.. • • at tbe 9:30and 11 Lm. sernces. brought tmo tbt Post. Good atteDIIuce pool drawtoc this mlttee ma.a at tbal ame
Tbe Women's Mlsst.ooarJSo-• • • W'Ol"k! Post Z91 tbanks JOU for Ume was lor tbe sum of$145. meetmc. Coacratulatioos, Blll.
dety of Harbor Trlntty Baptt.st . New directors of the eucu-)'OtU' etrortJ. Tbe name of Herb Hawkiuoa J'OG cer1:a1alJdesen"eitilrJOGI'
Cbtacb of Costa Mesa 1s Uve board ot Second CblD"Cb ot • • • wu drawa bat Herb ns not work wttb tbe DI.Jtrlct'siDOGlbly
meettnc at 10:30 a.m. toda.J, Christ, Sctenttst, Newport • LEGION YACHT CLUB bere. NeD: recWar Post bUs!-bulletl.n.
Mr. Halus was cited for his
work as chairman ot the
planning commission for the
City of Tustin and his s~rt
of the pollee and fire depart-
ments, the parts and recreation
commission and Orange County
Marcb zo. Mrs. AnDa Belle Beacb, 1n Corona delMar. were At tbe kit Eucuttn Beard aus meettac. tbe pool drawt.lc Tbat's alllx DOW. Cbeerio--
Cook ...W P•• an illustrated elected at tile amual meet.l.Dg. meetiDg Marcb.l3, CIJde Beecle '"'~ll_:bo~,.,.~.!$:!.150:::,·~A~ll:_::JOO:::~hi&·:..JT!.!E;!D!,_. ____ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiil services at Sawyer 's Rest Home America, DOW eJI)&Ddedcoutto talk on ber uperteoees as a Tbe oew board lncllldes Mrs. tendered lllsresJ.paUoousec-r II
tor elderly shut-Ins there. He coast. missiooary wUe 1n tbe Pblllp-c'a.rolyn Abbott, Walton farrar, retary to the ALYC, dae to tbe BE
also was an industry consultant Mrs. Slap, 203S Commodore pt.nes. Election ot otncers wtll Larry Halderman, Robert Har-pre55 of buiDH$. Leo P<MDI-
on the Orange Cowrty board o1 Rd., Bayeresl, preriously be beld at tbe meeting. per, Corkran Haynie, Mrs. Mary stooe, Post 291 mtmber from
educa.tioo and committeecha..Lr -Dcmored la 1965, was etted tor • • • Jackson and Mrs. Tiona Hunt1Jlctoo Beacb, baa accepted
planning staff.
man for a company-sponsored wort with tbe Cbild Ga1daDee Cbrl.stla.n Scteoce Churches Pecaut.' Se.nlng as presldeot tbe IJlPO!nlmeat and bas been E~plorerScoutprogram. CenterotOra.ngeCountyandas _ "Yatte.r" Is tbe 81bleof the uecuth'e board Is Cor-cooftrmedbytbeALYCBoardof
for tbe 3rdconsecutlveyear, a volmteer at fainiew State lesson-sermoD to be read this ltran Haynie, assisted by Mrs. Directors.
Mr. Ross, 161 9 Tustin Ave., Hospital. Sunday, Harbor Area services Mary JaCkson as Ytce-pre-• • • Costa Mesa. was bonored for Mr. Winters, Santa Ana rest-are at 9.15 and 11 a.m In New-sldent. AU members o1 tbe aew • THE KINa;MEN
his work with a career vocation-deot, r eceived the award tor rt ~ 11 a.m ·In Costa board are residents of Newport For a looetimethere IUKJugbt
al program for junior and senior actlrities 1ritb se'renl Orange =•sa. and 'to am ·1n Harbor Beach eJCept Mr. Halderman, tbat tbeKI.apmeoandtbelrpqb-
high scbool students. He lnltta-County programs to improve Vi ., Hills. · • wbo r~sides 1D Lactm Beacb. llclty director bad been ftsbed
Mr. Hyde, a Los Alamitos
councUma.n, was r eeogn.Lzed for
encolD"aging citl.un lnYolve-
ment in governmental atfairs
and his representation on the
Southern CallJornia Associated
Governments, the executive
committee ot the Orange County
League of Cities and the Lea-
gue's airport laDd use com-
ted the project, Space Clubs of racta.l harmony. e out to-., bat DO-l Dan tome (OSTA IESA.
:~~~~:•:•~&o==m~tho~m~~~-!~tholr~~6~4~%~-~3~1;7;7~~~~~~~~~=====-=-=-1 CM church calls pastor
mission.
Mr. Ritterrath, 208 VIrginia
Pl., Costa Mesa, was seleeted
for Ills activities as cha..Lrman
of the board of deacons of the
Central Bible Church in Costa
Mesa and his monthly church
LEGALHOTICE
The Rev. Bruce A. Kurrle of
Compton !las been called by tbe
congregation as the oew pastor
of the Presbyterian Churcb of
the Covenant, 2850 Fair'fiew
Rd., Costa Mesa.
He wlU begl.D his new minis-
try on Aprll 1. He will conduct
his first service at 7:30 p.m.
on Maundy Thursday, April 3.
The sacrament of the Lord•s
NOTICE Of PUBLIC HEARING supper will be offered. and both
Nouce 1s hereby &~nn that tbe choirs wlll pa.rtlcl.pate ln the
Pta.nnln&: Commission of the
City of Newport Beach will bold CLARENCE E. BODINE
a public Dearing on !heappUca-SUCCUMBS AT ACE 82
tion ot Toll SUde Mfg., IDe. for Clarence E. Bodine. 82, of 666
a Use Permit 1424 to permit 19t h St., Costa Mesa, died
a recreational slide in a C -1 March 13 at hls residence. He
District on East Ocean f root was a cushion maker lor Cbry.
between Palm Street and sler Motors for 35 years. He
Washington Avenue. was born Sept. 17, 1886, ln
Notice is hereby further given Canada, came to California 196 7
that said public beating will be and to Orange County In 1968.
held on the 3rd day of April, Mr. Bodine was a Mason.
1969, at the hour of 8:00p.m. Survivors are 3 sons, fred
in the Council Cbambers of the of San Diego, Clarence and
Newport Beach City Hall, at CWford of Michigan; and 4
which time and place any and daughters, Mrs. Evelyn Lund·
all persons interested may ap. sten of Michigan and Mr s. Mary
pear and be heard thereon. Ashley of Costa Mesa; and 16
Ray 'f. Copelin, secretary grandchildren.
Newport Beach City services wiU be held at l...a.ke-
Plaruling Commission view Cemeter y, Howell, Mic h.,
Publish: Ma.rcb 20, 1969, in under the direction of Bell
The Newport Harbor Ensign Broadway Mortuary.
service, Mr. Kurrlelrillpreaeh
at both the 9:30 and 11 Lm.
serrtces on Easter SUDday.
Aprll 6.
He comes here ~om tbe pas-
tor ship of st. Jobo's Prelby-
terlatl Church 1n Compton.
The ReY. Dooald l MaclDoes,
vtbo W beenservlngastnterlm
m1nister, will preach b.1s tlzal
sermoo as pastor ot tbe Cbureb ot the Covenaat on Palm SQD.,
day, March 30.
lOS! AHM MDOR!
OF c.M. DIE$ AT 65
Rose Ann Woore, 65, of 218
CabrlUo St., Costa Mesa. died
March 15 at Park Lido Coo-
valescent Hospital, Newport
Beach. Sbe wu born Juoe 3.
1903, 1n 1111Dol.s, came to Cali-
fornia ill 1927, and lived in
Orange Coumy for 6 years.
SurviYors IBclude ber bus-
band, Lawrence; a soo. RooaJd
of Coroaa del liar; ber mother,
Mrs; Martha Pelletttert ot Los
Angeles; a sister, Mrs. Emma
W1nters of Los Angeles; and 2
grandsons.
Services were held March 18
at Bell lkoadway Cbapel. Tbe
Rev. L. E. Toroow ot Cbrlst
Lutheran ChlD"ch ns otftclant.
Interment was at Pacillc View
Memorial Park.
cou •u•,. o ~ COUNTERDOSES For The Home CORONA DEL MAR
Paste This In Your Medicine Chest
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FIRST were cha.ngect u tbe pnl of
pre5ideoc)' was passed at the annual hmc::beoo meeting •lf
tbe Newpon Beacb cbapterottbeNatiooaJAs.s1staaceLeap.1
at tbe Balbo& Bay Club. Mrs. Colill Reyaokls of Balboa
Cotes l.splctured at left rece1Yingthe ptel from the outcoiDc
president, Mrs. Wilbur Reyoolds (no relat:loa.} of Balboa
IslaDd.. Mrs. Robert Crowner, Mrs. Josepb Foster and Mrs.
Joe Earhart were Installed as vtce-presldents; Mrs. Jesse
CurUs and Mrs. James B. Taylor as secretaries; Mrs.
Josepb ferpson, treasurer, and Mrs. Nlcbolas Fra..U,
regional COUDCU representative, Chalrmenof•rntllariesare
Mrs. Nelsoo Netee, su.staJ.nlng:~~;~llr~ s. Robert Short, Las Relou; ud Mrs. M. Joe Junior Aa1Uary. Mn.
Eugene Cbarles ls Asslsteen
GERTRUDE IIY Ell$ OF
CXl5T A liEU D1 E5
Gertrude H. Myers, 64, of
435 Redlands PL, Costa Mesa,
died Ma.rcb 14 at ber residence •
She wu born Auc. 11, 1904, in
Oklaboma, came to Callforllia
Ill 1937; and UYod Ill Oraogo
Couoty since 1943. Sbe was
at.ftliated With the American Red
Croas.
Sunhws 1Dclude her son,
Robert of Newpert Beach; her
mother, Mrs. Lena Rarper,amt
a suter, Mrs. IAota Wu.taa,
of Los Aoples.
Serrices w•e beld Mareb 19
al Bell Broadny C-L Tbo
oftlclaot was tbe ReY. Jolll
llooald8oo or st. Joh&tllo lltl1ae
Eplscopol Church, Colla llota.
lalormetlll>llowld al~
Memorial Pvt.
FOR SALE
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IIERCHANDISE STORE wllll
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IIOTICE OF PUBLIC IIEARIMG
Notice Ia ......,pya tbtlllll'
p ....... Cca•'..... ol Ute
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NEWPOIT lEACH
Lorraine SUtherland
6J>.J 183 0P01 SUNDAYS 11-4
FASHIONS AT THE BEACH
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12 -IN RACE ---------THE OFFIOAL NEWSPAPER OF THE CITY OF NEWPoRT BE ACH ~::~=~===:~ NEWPORT THE NEWPORT HARBOR -~~~ ....
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COSTA
MESA
I!LilAII!TH M. LILLY
• ELI'l..ABETH II. ULL Y,
ZOO llut-PL, Colla llesa,
i.Dambeal c:ai!CHcbte lD District
!, luued Ul1a statemeat:
••My deeia1oo to seekreelee-
Uoa to UM Baud of Educatioa
reOec:ta tbe sloeerlty aDd
atreactb ol my eooc:ero tor tbe
edncat\on of tbe cb.Udrea of tbe
commUblty, a.ad tbe desire lO
see tbe district coatlnue to de-
Yelop couiateat wJtb tbe pis
• a.lld ob)ectiYts upressed i.D tbe
iDerim llltemeat of educa-
tlooll prlocl!>l<s, adopted tJy tbe
lloord lo 1966.
"Tlme aDd eJiort commit-
meuts ue reqlllred to become
tDowledgable llld effective as
a Baud member. aod the vital
llsues of lhe future must be
CODsldered thougtltfuUy aDd ob-
jectiYely in tbe present, re-
tlected 1D poUcy decistoos. Be-
caue ol my ialo1rledp of and
eJI)el'ieoce .-tth tbese issues, I
feel QtAll!led to coDllDOe
represeattnc the commwUty
from Trustee Area 2 tor
anotber term.
"Great proc:ress has been
made i.D the put three years,
but lbere ls mocb to be dooe to
achleYe (1) muimum edu..
eauonal developmeot of aJI stu-
deals, (2) lbe most eftld ent
aDd dfediYe use of resources,
a.ad (3) the cootlnued de.elop-
me.-of community understan-
ding aDd ~ or tts educa-
tloae.J procra.ms a..Dd serTtces."
~--··-... I -oo 1111 lloord Gl ............... ~
IIOIIIod 8ellool Dlllrld.. Eloe-
lloa "" II Al1&'ll IS. 010 IIIII
-.... JIIIOtOo "' ... u -
-· .... brloflloiO--~~~oe -hotqr-&lld ....... ,... etddlt.M , ...
Dr-4 --.. _ .... bat all t'Oters baYe tbe .WtuoJtr to NJeet&ca""'date taeacbu-.
• PASTOR HENRY E. JONES,
UOS El CamlDo Dr., Costa
Mesa. 1a a carwtldafe l.n District
2. He bas bteo pastor of Cen-
tral Bible CburchofCostaMesa
siDce 196Z. He 1& a combat
•eteran of the MulDe Dorps,
baYl.Dc enlist.t 1n August,l941,
folD' moattu: before tbe Pearl
Harbor attact. His unlt partlcl-
pated Ill Ute c:ampaips on Gua-
dacanal. BoupJJlYUle and
Gtam. Ourlnc lbe Boup.invllle
Al VIM F. IEMDER LDYuloo, be received a mert-
• AL YIN F. BENDER, 218 tortous field promoUoo for sa-
Wellesley Ln., Costa Mesa, flnC a fellow Marloe trom the
ea.odldite ln District 2, la aD , surf at tbe Island. After World
1Ddustrlal eoctoeer with Royal War 0 be wu on duty at Camp
Industries, Santa Ana. He stated Peodletoo aod a.t El Toro, also
that slDce scbooll are getunc at Marine headquarters in
to be btg busiDess, a business Washington, D. c., and went
backgJ'OUDd 1s needed to ruo oYer seas ap.1a as an l.nslructor
scbools efftcientlJ ud eco-with an aviatlon squadron in
aomically. lnc:reasiJic demands Korea and Japan. He retired
are being made oo school sys-from tbe Marine Corps in 1961
tems by students, teachers, ad-after zo years of service.
mlnlatntors, a.od "meuwblle, WbUe stUlin the Marines, be
•bo ts to tate care of tbe tax attended Santa Rosa College and
payer's requirements'?" be Washlngtoo Bible College in
asked. preparatloo tor the mlnistry.
He au. elided an opeo. session Be received bls B. A. degree in
ot tbe Board ot Educ.atloo alld 1K5 tromBlolaCollegeandwas
said tbat be wa.s very lm-ordllned a.s a mlnlster that
pressed-"tu It ls the closed year. Three years earlier he
part of the session I would had accepted the assignment as
really lite to u.sten to." interim pastor at Ceotral Bible
A resident of tb1s area for Church and 1D January,l963, he
8 years, Mr. Bender In the last was called as full-Ume pastor.
6 months has becomecoovtnced Pastor aod Mrs. Jones are
of the Deed of a De• approach parents ot 5 chlldren: Myron,
to schOOl programs, such as 2%, occ graduate, oow at Biola
modular scheduling. CoUege; Donna, 21, graduating
Fl RE HYDRANT TEST ING this year trom Long Beach State aad ready to start bet teaching IH LIDO, H. B., HEIGHTS career; Ellwood, 14, treshmaD
Tbe Newport Beach fire De-at Costa Mesa High School;
partmeat is testing tlre bY-Dora, 12, a 7th grader at MaOOe
dra.nts 1.o Newport, Lido Isle, Ouis Junior Hlgtl, a.od Verlb
Newport Heights areas, coDl1n-Jean. 9, a 4th grader at Pre-
tdng tor aoo. 4S c2ays. sidlo elementary schooL.
"Tills testlDg may make tor
lMf ONU Ni!WW'U'U ""NTfD -'"0
I"U&.ISHfD 1M NI!WO.T lfAQ4
DONALD STUIJSS TERRY WILLIAM HAY J~ L VAUCHH
• DONALD STRAUSS, 101 • TERRY WILLIAM HAY, *JOHN L. VAUGHN,lZZ46tb
Venezia, Lido llle, .-bo Ia: &S· 115-1/2 N. Bay Ft., Ba.1boa St., West Newport, Is another
soclated with Bectma.D loatru-lsla.Dd, !Z.year-ald student at student c.aDdlrtate Lo Dlstrid 5.
ments, Fullerton, Is lneumbent UCI, is a. candidate lll. District He ls at.teadi.D& lone Beach State
candidate lD District 5. 5, Jll tboucht , whert attendin.& a.nc1 Orange Coast Collep 1D
''I feel this district haa enor-Hartx:lr Hlgb School, that tbe prepara.Uoo fer belnc a t.ea.cber,
mous future possibilities. aad I school system needed cn.an-"The scbool system Is !aillDg
would like to ID on work1Dg to res," he said. "And l stlU the people tt bas tbe most re-
help btl.ng them about," be saJd. th.lnk so DOW as a junior at UCI." spons:lbiltty towards -tbe stu-
" We have existed as a un.Uled He ls majorlDg tn pol1Ucal !Sent," he said. "Their basic
dlstricl for about 3-l/Z years. scleoce and plans to atteDd law humlD ri&bts to hut all sides
F'lrst we had to solve the prob-school al sta.ntord after being of aq~~est.ioopresenteda.ndtheir
terns of un1t)'ing. only DOW are graduated. He was wltb tbe tn.. rliflt to determine for them-
we gettlD& a chance to ciD .,me lantry a.nd served in Vietnam selves what to believe in a.nd
coastructtve things. for 8 months. He was discharged how to Uve ha.s been denied by
1D regard to any se:r educa-hooorably July, 1968. the present system. School
Uon, Mr. Strauss said he feU "I feel U mast valid to have admlDistrators Should be falltn.g
the district shouid be very ca.u-a representative of the younger all over themselns i.D arusb to
Uous. Careful selection aa1 geoeratlon on th.e Board," be ret Eldridge Cleaver's writlllgs
tnintn.g of teachers would be said. "1 would really lUte to iDto tbeclusroom.Hlsana.Jysls
required a.od then they sbouJd see In h.igb scbool.a a greater of raees 1D America is a peDe-
" teach only ll they feel com-inteosutcatloo of career rul· tratlng tnsl~ into America's
fortable abotlt it." ~e and preparation tor col-ills. The student body loows that
lege. I think what is lacked most tbe system ls not tulttlllng his
ls the Instillment of lnspiration needs a.nd therefore drags his
by DOted persons in their ftelds feel.
-6UCb as senators, profes-"If elected, I would work tor
sors, buslDess leaders --many a truly tree academic environ-
of wbom are located 1n this menl that students would ha.vea
area." hand In shaping, and therefore,
a d~:Sire to participate."
c11rtJ or rusty ntor 1o..., ar• BASIC SEAMAHSHIP
lmm~J SIU"rouodlnc said COURSE OF F ERED LLOYD E. ILAHPII!D JR.
1et111f," FIN CIIW . .Iu.-.-no Ceui" Goord A.WIIarJ ~ ·.,-
COl &aYL "Tbll II:IOUid clear Will otter a tree publle educa# • LLOYD E. BLANPIEb JR.,
ap i.D a sbort tima. It is SUC· tloo. CO\U'H i.obaslc seamansblp ZZ32 Alta. Vlsta. Or., EutBbdf.
psted tbat your .-ater be aDd safe boat ha.odllDg at 7:30 incumbent tn Dlstrlct 4, i&:Sbed
cbected before doing any Thursday even!Dgs, starting thls stateme!K:
wasl1ing. Tbe nre department March 27, attheCoroaadelMar "I am runni.nglorre-etectJon GORDON c. MORROW
DR. JOHN W. OIE!oSELL MARY MARnH
• OR, JOHN W, CHESSELL, • MARY "-ARTIN, t09 Y St.,
315 Alvarado Pl., Balboa., 1& a Ba.lbot, a ca.ndidate to District
candlda.te iD District 5 ln tbe 5, issued this statement:
school board race. He ls a oaUYe '·complete ea.aperaUoa.
or Los Angeles, age Z5, and prompted me to f11e for
stngle. He Is empklyed a.s the SchOOl Board election. U
a ma..oagement ana.lySI wUh present treod.s coatiDue, tbe fiDe
McDonnell-Douglas Air craft lD school system the Harbor Ar•
Lon& Beach. has enjoyed wUI DO lonpr uiJt
EJ;llainlng Ills reason for en-as a reflection of the klca.l
teriD&: the trustee race, he said, community. formerly pueots
'·Yoq ~le's voices should decided what was to be ta.upt,
be beard oo behalf of the dtiuos and hlred professiooals to do
and tupa.yers aoo to safeguard the job. Now we hlre people to
the spending dr w mooey," He tell us what is to be ta.uct¥. u
believes that young people well a.s now. The only th1D&
get involved, and in furtherance le.tt to tbe commwlity Is tbe
of that belief, be was actlve 1D dubious hOoor of picking ~
the Goldwater campalg~~ of 1964. the eJpeusive tab.
Coocernlng set. education ln "We have good talent rilbl
local schools be said the clas-llere in our district, yet our
ses should ~ strictly f'llnicaJ school board KOI!S far alleld
in oature, taught by higtl:Jy qual-looking for outside taleat. TtU
ified personoel and the pro. is oot tair to our o•·ndeserville
gram sbouldope'n.te 1n barmony talent, and it trinp La
with parents' desires .,..here lntlueoces QUite loreign to the
possible. ' existtng hOme 1llfluence&, aDd
He atteoded the University of fosters mtsUDderstandlDC be-
MinoeSOU. for. ooe year for the tween home and cntld.
study of law, and completed bls "An expa.Dded sexproeramtn
legal studies at the Univer sity prom(l(e awareness ot sema.llty
ot Sa.nta Clara, receiving nts in children from ldnderprten
J . D. d~gree (Doctorate of law) thru blgtl school is proposed
in 1968. lor our Newport-M.,sa schools.
He comestroma.oeducatloaal U YOU don't want U tor your
family. His fatber, who died in little ones 1 adVIse you to~
1962 was an administrator in compla.illing, and soon. We ve
the Los ~les cltyschoolstor got 1\mds tor it now. These are
many years. His mother, M.rs. your scbools, and your ldds
Mary Stosbitcb is an elemen-Tell them to keep their hands
tary scbool pr~tpal lll. lbe Los ott this sensltive psycbo-sen-
Anceles city school syRem. sual area unt1..1 tbere ls 10me
AD. uncle ts 1D tbe j;)urnali.im demoostrable proof lha.t Leacb-
departmett at Cal Stale Fu.l-iAC kids earlY about seX&&llty
llrtoo. aet\lallJ be_,s them. So tar,
the "ldence i.Ddlcates the op-
is sorry to lnoonveDience you, b.lgb school cafeteria. to the School Board to order to M.OR !;::::;~~~~~~~-u-~~ev~er~·~thlsEjt~estEIB~g~ls~oe<:ses~-The 10-week class, open to complete my commitmeottotbe • GOROON CHARLES 8 uti RODERI CK H. Me~d!I LLI AN sary to make sure tbe bydrant men a.od women of au aces, .-w community During my ttrst ROW, m Aleppo St., East I ,
wlll be usable i.Deveotoloeed." be conducted by Ric bard Hart, term 1 P&t1tclplted 1n the dif. ~seats ca::,~e ~n ~~= !t • RODERICK H. MacMIL-
pubUc ediiCal:loo oUicer of U.S. ttcult problems of carrying 0\i: Global EngtneeringDocumenta-LLAN, 18'75 Anaheim Ave.,
Coast Guard AIW.llary fiotl~ the tmUica.Uoo of three separate tlon ln Ne rt Beach taught CosU Mesa, is the Incumbent
27. Tt.::lse who sattstactonly school districts of creating wpo C det w: candidate tn District 1 He is
posite to be true: the more
suu:a.I permissh'e"'ss under
the t:aoDer of sex educ&lion.,
the more tUeptimacy aDd vene-
real disease and tamUy heart-
break.
"You said ·yes' on the school
boOOs; oow only you can stop
the school atahorities trom In-
stituting a.ny program you don't
wa.nt, by saying a kHJd and firm
·oo. • Write your scnool board,
a.od take the time to vote In the
school t>oard election on April
15.'"
FABULOUS RESTAURANT
at the Laguna Beach C. C.
-PRESENTS-
THE NATURALS
complete all course require-an eftlcienl admintstrattoo tor ~~~~ ~~t~ ~r~:!rs at E~ a social worker with sic Bro-
meots wlU be awarded a U.S. eHecUve education of our youth taocla thers. He sa.id he wanted to go
Coast Guard Certittcate of and of lhe passage of school "A~r bel.Dg a teacher I feel on as a Board member in order
Completion. Subjects covered boods for needed classrooms, ~ lbe to continue providing educa-
wW iDclllde elementary sea-The School Board has commit-:~n:~f =t~c~Jts coun-tlooal advantages offered to
mansblp, rules of tbe road, Uds ted itself to the best possible tr aod 1 'eel tbat m youocsters through Wliflca.t:iOCL.
to O&Ylpttoo and piloting. educatlooal program for stu-e~ieoce iD. ·the c lassroo~ He would like to "put e.rcUemeot
eqq.meDt requirements, and dents at the best price possible would be of nlue to the Board,,, and tun iD. learniog. '' He feels PAUL E. MASSEY
safety precauttoos. to the ta..z payers. We are in the he saki. Wbenasi.edtUs feeUngs schools should establlsbacom-
EHROLLS IH WESTIURY process of building such a sys. about flDances toe asked right munity-.-tde drug abuse educa-• PAUL E. MA$EY, 873
Diana Brewer, daughter Of tern, and I feel I can contribute back, "Whotsn''t conceroedwttb t1onal program. . GoverllOl' St., Costa Mesa., a
Mr. a.od Mrs. Waiter Brewer to acbleYI.n&' that goal. tht bud~?" He wants to esUbUsh pro-candidate in District 1, is a
of 105 Vl.a Lido Soud, Lido ''1 believe that schools sbould He added he was very pleased grams aod services to lnsure fu11 time worlr.er with tbe Call-
Isle, has e.-ered FrieodsWorld DOt. only keep \C) •11h the wtth the school board's handl..Lui that each child ls allowed to de-fornia Youth Authority as a Dancing Nitely College, Westbury, New York_ Urnes, but Should anUctpate of the last bond issue. "The.lt velop to his tuU potential. He g:ro!C) ~lsor, and attends
( t 5 ) tor tbe sprtog semester. flfty educatlooal oeeds ol our cb.U-plans were well laid for the ~ts cootiDuiog the _pro-Orange Coast College. This ls eXCep Un. DeW students and tbelr parents dreD. We should constantly seek allocation of funds-tbey did a gram of locteottfyingyoungsters his secood Challenge of the i..o-
3)}()6 COAST HJGHW A Y were greeted by faculty aDd means of meeti.og these needs great Pbl'' wtth readlni dil.tlculties, sothal cumbeDI:. When he first filed LAGUNA • RES. 499_2663 stall in an lnformal reception •Uh more eUI.cient and eco. ln reprd to the issue or sex "every lourtb grader should be against Rod MacMillia.D.. newas =====~~~~·~•:£S::uoda::~y,~llar.:~c~h .... 2~, .at::.tbe~. oomlcal methods and technl· education, Mr. Morrow said that reading to his grade )eve!.'' in the senice. ques. We have made real pro-he would like to poll the people He said he feU that sexeduca-"Now that I'm out of the ser-
nss in this direction, and I in his district on their feellDgs Uon should be done with tbe oo-vice, I'm golng ro try ag:a.J.n," _jJ. J g. 1 want to see it cootinue. In mee-and he would represent their operation of the community and be said. ''I nave an abiding in-
ti Ung educational needs, we viewpoint parents and schOo l. He added, terest in educaUoo and I tll1nk • • arl·e j FURNITURE shooldcoutloueourworttonrd ">IIIChOI wbat Is taoght "'"I !eel very strongly U\at the ,. .. , people .... recognl&lng
inereased vocatiooal courses scbools used to be taught at school should GOt provide a more the oeed for edoca.tioo."
for students not bound for cot-llome," he said. "Peopteturoed turt.ber wedce ln the community He said be bad oo qu;a.lms about
WARE H 0 USE lep; efforts to curtail dropping to schOols for what they didn't between pareac and child and paying good sa.la.rles to tea.
out of school shouki be lntenst-want or feel able to handle at feel that tbe school sbouldli'Ork chers, ''but 1 a.m coocerDed
fted; we must constantly re. llome. U tbe want a seJeduca-to est.abllsh diak>pe behreen about the Deed of a contin~
eDmlDe aDd ~p-ade programs tlon PI'Ocr1m 11 sbould be youngsters and their pareW program tor tea.cber enllatioo.
CODCeJ'ni.Dg the oareotJcs ud tboroU(hly p~ beetoniDc in uy awroactJ to se:r edlJca. Tenure bas Its merits tu has
drug problem; and we must iD the eulJ elemealary grades tioo." ta.uJts, too. A teacher cu tall
earetlllly consider the com-and gradulled... into a trap •Uhout com-
munity Yisbes concern1D& su. petWoo." ~:~ .. :u:.~~~; BORDER STUDY SOUGHT .. /~~.::z:=:.~
ue&. Tbe schOols sbould look country PrtseDl laws &Dd family ute isstillap;oogra.mfbr
to lbe communlty tor direction Coacressmaa James B. IAt qrerem~ do DOl aUow law the hOme. 1 am tbat old
before setttar 'CI any progra.m, {R-35th} bU IJUodUeed a jOI.Dt eotwcemeot ar-etes access to t&sbk>oed. I am a parent. DOl a
&Dd the commlllllty should hue resol•ioa bdlre tbe Houat of lnb'rnatioa tbat cu lead to teacbU. But l a•t th1Dk a
a stroac Yolce 1D hoW any pro. RepreseatatiYts in Wa..sll1JlcCoa. a.etkM:I at ~ roots of the 11• teacJUDc endeatii.J oeeessartq
P'I.ID ls dl»'eloped ud coo-D.C., uttDc tbe pres!~ to tepl tra.tnc. qua.Ulles lllcllill( IDttltaar-.••
YO Ulli ART MOMlli
With Mar ch desi~ted
"youth a.rt month" througOOut
the nation, local participation
~~riU be capped wit h a youth art
show and Jud&in& at the lt't'ine
Raoch Information center on
Suoday, March SO. The shOwing
will be comprised of artcollec·
ted from studetts In grades ooe
thtougtl eliht al the 67 elemen~
tarY schOols throughOut the
Tustin , San Joaquin, l..aiJWll
Bt!ach Unified and Newport-
Mesa Unified SchOol Dlstr lets.
Mrs. Mici.J. Lippe, commer.
ctal arttst, Is co-ordinator of
the contest and wtu also serve
as one of the j!Jdges. other
fudges wtu be Alberto Rampone,
Irvine Company artist wr.,
spectallus In ceramics a.od
stained class; Wilbur SmUh of
tl'le Wilbur Smttb Ad.ertlatnc
Ageocy In Sa..ata. Ana; aDd Glen
W. Thomas of Newport Beactl.
DltiOba.lly-kDown Ullis&ntor.
HEW IIRN401 PLANNED
BY NEWPORT HA nONAL
N•wport Nattoo&l Buk, wtlll 1
omces ln Oranee QxdJ, la
ftDI11slnc pii.DI to opea aacdl.ee
in Lelaure W-.kl, Seal 8eldl,
acCOI"dfD& to a.n UIDOUDCtmeM
bJ c-.. L. W-ei, pn.
stdeaa. 0pea1oc 11 p-.,. _.,Ill)'.
LUT 3 DAYS -ENDS SATURDAY!
daetld. OlllJ tA tb.ls way can<MU' bectn oe&l)ti&IJoas wttb tbe
schools trul)' serve tbe people Menea.o ~YertUDtDt to ts· COIAL T MAOtiH E AIDS
wttbiDow dtstrtct." tabUsh a ))lnl United states-IN RADU.nOM THERA.PY
Mulea.n eommlssJootoi.D,.stl-A $50,000 te!Mbertpy cntau
Booster dinner Friday
pte the flow ofmarljuu&, DU· .Ut bU bleD i.Utalltd at tbrt Tbe Booltcette wU1 joiA tbe
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decWve. I& ill tnl4t,. ~ ha.,. tM.t. m.de ol ~ 1"eCCIO'd.
wblch. __, that the ~ which ~d.d .... eownd Cll'tabl
VIII& period. ol. time which are ftiiiDed. but an,JOne who il at aU Ia-
milar with the aadalt aDd oriental bablt ol ~ lhouJd n-
etlve lb.. ......UO.. • to the Mnlth ol the. d)'DUtla wttb a
P'Ml deU of Cllutian..
While theM vi.-.. of the ftlt antiquity ol the aneMnt Eopt1an
civiliation. and andent clvlliDtionl of Nineveh aDd BabyJaa. • -n. arw widely aeeepted, they are DDt by any !MUll pr"'Y'm. W •
caa aHOC"d to wait for more llaht.
ON 'lid OIIID HAND, it W DOt at aU 1ure that there .wre only
about 4000 )'HIS ff'Oift Adam \o ChrUt.
Bishop U..ber's e:hroooloey, whkh ia found in the marwin ol
most reference Bible, i.a not a part ol the Bible it•lf. and ita ae-
euracy is al~otether doubtful. It ia founded Upoll the 1u~tion that
the &me&lot:ies of Scripture are intended to be complete, but a eare-
ful study of lhne renealosies dearly shows the-y are not intended
to M compldt•, thalt they oftentimes contain only 5011\e ou~ .......
For example, the aenealogy in Exodus 1:11-24, lf it •ere talr.en
as • complete geqealogy containinc all the names, would make Mo.e.
the areat-cr•ndson of Levi. though 430 yean intervened.
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.. the ....... ,.. ........ At..t,a• ......... .........., ....... , .. cA;W,.. •I "' . ..w ""' CUI --.._tho ,..w-Joooo1!'"-<........,. u,•> ----·"1/r,. .Y .. Cr-. Ari. aDd tNt.._ ._....._ •-. tHar· •., the...,.. (t xa...-.1:1) .,.. mrth....t. TIM fact tMt .._..,.. J..--~ 1a ..m Hit nlt pelt.,. Nfera to 0.0. of l•ael who .a.o •'Wab: tMt a llmUar .,......._. -.y haw t~e.a mados to ret.. to .ccept tM Lord J_. c::hdl& • tMi.r
..... --"'Mo<thow. S.Yiow""" ........... The ..... ~ lo
,. _..., ....,.,.. '"' "A. U...t-,_. ...r boa•t B. o\nd A. tho .....U ~otlon from Cod. ud In lin.
livid .,._ he .._., 8 -,..,. and bap& ... abel daUC)ltan. B U...ed latioe 20:15 11 caiW the ....... of 6re." whkh
-yean -.cl blpt C." nc. is the etemai doom of the loat onea.
'!'b. word tnr.Mia ... "'bept" .. --.d not ol -liD-
~ 1mrri• but o1 1111 !' 1........., rt~t example.
ZU,.h ........................ bar ..... pv fehl&ctr. (Ott••· 41:11). -n.. HMI•a• ward II• d t 1 .,_,... .. dl6l .. tile-....
b t'lt«< ~ ....... I' .. ..... .. .w • hav. --her~ (OnMr .a). c:..a-• ..W w ha" ~
...t.oJ. .... (Om .... lO:IS-11).
So .... thM Ia .......................... &I DO& _....,. a • the u..ru -o1 A. a ....,. .,. hla u..r.J ..,..
or a e. Thw ....,. l!lllltl.uial IIWQ' ._... tot. •wwd ......
-~DO ehrma'e 11 ,, ... ,_. b7 ~ n.ur-...,..,. pur.
all to .a:..~::,:~ ~ CltllfUet betw<Ntl
aod aD7 ..-.. hlat: leal~ • to b
II' SIIOVLD U lAID fw1ber that It IDQ' be tMt dMM andeat
dviliatiooa which an b.ir1c cti.co+'l'l..t LD. the vk:iftiV o1 Nlnneh
and ~ may .. tba remalal ol. the pn-A.c:l.amie 1'-.ee alrMdy --· 'l1»ere ... J ... in the Bible wbkh -.:1 to b.lnt that u..r.
were .wne uWiDc wm LD. Bible ttm.a wbo rDQ ha .. be1oapd W
the. pre-Adam!!:! rae..
Such ID&)' b.ve b.D the Repbaim aad. 7...,,..mynln ud the
!'.mim (tee Gera.is U :5, Jl.V.; Dtu~ 2:20, Zl; 3:11. A.V. aDd
R V.).
The hintl liven in tho.e Jm-ps an IIOIIWWhat oMc:ure, but
aeem to .ua-1 the rem.aiM ol. a nee other than the A.damJ.c n.c.. U
•uch ,... the eua, theM .... u. eivlllat:ioDI whLeh are DOW beblc
uneovcnd may b.ve been tbetn..
No one Deed haw the leMt lev ol any di.ocr+eriea that the
~ may make, for if it lhoWd. be found \hat there ..,..
euly dvili:&ationa thous&bds ol yean before Cbriat it would not
come into any oordlict whatev• with wb.t the Bible rally teechell
about the antiquity of rniU1, the Adamic race.
Pr-.. csplai.tl ... MW ~ a1Nl • MW H11A. • •niiofwd iA R ... •'·riOft 21 :1. R. r ..
Lo, A"''"'· Coli/ . AI tho end of tho mlllennW nip of tho
Lord ) .... Chriot. tho Doy of Jud-I .no
commence., at which time this earth will be
dntroyed. God will then make a new heaven
and a new Mrth which will be perfect without
any atain of sin, and which will endure forever.
JYAol ;., 1M ~"plan41W" of Mou. 11 :6.
"blu~ U M, toAo~r sW 11M be off~AikJ
in nw." FY .. Cravdle, Arl.
To be offended in the Lord ia not to be-
lieve in Him and to refuae Him u one'•
Saviour. It is therefore a very bleued thing
to trual and accept the Lord Jesua Christ u
our Lord and Sa'fiour.
Please explain 1~ diO~r~nce bd~en the
lcin«dom of GoG OAti the lcin«dom of Ma~n.
MTJ. A.M., Cltar~nJon, Ta.
1lleo ki-sdom of God includes the whole
uftiveae., while: the kingdom of heaven is
pri•My of a Messianic character and has in
viewr k eat~t of the kingdom of God
on eartlt. The kingdom of God can only be
entered by tt.e new birth (John 3:3-7). but
the kingdom of heaven is the sphere of pro·
ff!Mion which may be real or fehe.
St. Thomas Bible Lesson
rf'u ler~A.o nJer rebuilt? A.L.S., D~lc~n·
.son, T n:as. LOOK AT When Jericho wu destroyed by the army
of lsl'ad, Joshua placed a curee on anyone
JEREMIAH 36 E BooK who attempted to reconstruct it. according to
Jo:shua 6:26. In 1 Kings 16:34 we read that
LESSON 2.4-SERIES II H1el of Bethel rebuilt Jericho, but when he laid
Here we have a highly personal account o f one of the dramatic tuma of Dr. Bob Jones the foundation hi• finl·born .an, Abiram,
events in Jerusalem during those yean when terrible doom marched relent-died; and when be~ up the gates of the city
leuly toward the land. The coming destruction was plain to see. Times were c ·11 s c his yov.ngesl son, ~. alao died. At the rWORDSI. WORDS! P.reeent time there i1 a small to:wn ca~ Je·
much like our o wn in thla regard. Mankind had been shackled in a wo rld who said. "Thai which lies neho on or nea.r the old walled c1ty of Jencho.
empire (orged and clamped upon them by the Assyrians; the Baby lonians. in
1 th m yoor 1hoogh1 will come up in Ku.JI. pi · L Ice 16 23 M A K S eague wi the Med.ee and the Scythians and Judah, had unseated Assyria lhe buckcl of your speech." The Bible states 1 u am u : · r~. · ·• t.
and were now secunng themselves in power by tuming against their allies. the same !ruth more simply-"Out of the Palll. Minn.
In the ruthless drive for world dominion, Babylon's course was inescap-abundance of rh e hearr 1he moulh speaketh" lltia Tene states that when Lazarus the
able: II took no prophet to foresee: it. A child could fl8'ure It o ut. Babylon could I Matth~w 12 :34 ). A man shows what he is by ~died, he went to .. Abraham's Bosom,"
not hold sway over the wortd as long as the aJiies who helped h er to power ~·hat he says. II ~as s.aid of .. Jesus Christ. _.., ... ~ name for Paradise. On the
ranalned. She would have to ruin Judah. The same rincl le ho lds fo r faJse Never man spakc.llke thts Man (John 7:46). • ~ 1 ~, •• the rich man died he went el ' · i t5 h rld P p Thai He was the stnless Son of God was proved tl( · " ~ is the heU of torment. This
r ~g~on • w 0 support wo government: when the tyrant is seated, h is first by Hi s words. Never an inaccurate or fal se ~God's Word clearly indicates that
o ffictaJ act must of necessity be to tum on those who handed him up. As long word tdl from his lips. He spoke with 1he we do not lose coMCiousnese but
as they h over dose by, he cannot think himself in full command. Besides, he vo1ce of di\·ir.e authority, and !he power of apeak. aee, hear, feel and remem·
already knows they are treacherous; they have betrayed thei~ own Lord to His words proved 1he power of lhe Speaker. her. Tl.oee ia the hell of torment will be able
help him to power. and It must be auumed they will betray their new maater The word of I he Lord of life .brought fonh to see tf:aNe who are enjoying the wonderful
as well. (See Rev. 17, how the woman who rode and guided the '----t of wo,ld a d~d manGhodom lfh<htomb: ~~r~~! t~~ bleaeinga of Paradiae in the Pf~ ·~J ·~ ~ omnipotent o t e umvene. ... e • ........, hn; Lord Jesus Christ. ' '' '•· '
government la then hated by the beaat who "shaJI eat her Oesh and bum her aempest and calmed the sea . The word of 1ht:
with nre. •) si nless Son of God cast out demohs from lhe
It ia four y.ara after King Josiah was kUJed at Meggido in trying to inter-bodies of m~n. and His word defeated Satan
cept Egypti~ell£>f forces speeding to the aid of the beleagured Alsyrlans. It who . sought to 1emp1 Him in the wilderness.
.. I f . , H1s word revea l~d a measure of values be-near y a quarter o a century amce Josiah 1 great refonn was launched by d h · f h · d f · f 1 \On t e concept1on o t e mm o sm u
the public renewaJ of the covenant of the law recovered during Temple repairs. ~an. Th~e were 1he slandards He set : that
Despite the thundering of the great prophets, and the strict enforcement of the £1 e:llne~s <~t'oounds in servce; that man's chief
law by Josiah, Judah has not really h..lmed to God. The people and their rulers concern sbould not be in the accum ul at ion of
are-roaring down the primrose turnpike of expediency and accommodation. lh1n gs; th at outward appearance is not so im-
8 :l.;r<.:a nt as the inward heart. ecause of their own loss of (alth and their o wn immoraJ practices, th ey are The most brilliant word of lhe greatesl phi-
Incapable of strong, direct action. Their sins have turned thei r knees to water losoph~rs of the generations, 1he highest truths
ar'!d "they cannot find their hands." utt~red by the founders of I he religjous sys-
The Lord instructs Jeremiah to make another try. He himself has been !ems of I he world dim in comparison 10 I he
shut up fro m preaching, but no t from writing. He dictates a series of senno na g'orious light of His utterances.
d th Others suggest pa1hs of ethical conduct and an warnings rrom e Lord which are written down by Baruch, his faithful c·aim 10 point out 1 way of life. Only God's
secretary. Baruch, then, is instructed to 1tand up before the people and read Son s:.Jys. "I' am the Way."
out Jeremiah's words from the.roll. 01hers are seekers afler 1he truth and pro.
'"It may be the house o f Judah will hear." says the Lo rd. fessed teachers of it. Only Jes us Chris! says.
If only they can be set in aJann by being forced to listen to what I.e happen-"I am the Truth."
lng, and to face up to the destruction that ia bound to fall upon their land from Others offer suggestions as to how to secure
Heaven, there I.e still a chance that they will mend their ways. The Lord con-;1->: most from life. Onl y Jesus Chris! says. "I
fto nta the people. through Jeremiah and Baruch, wtth a vivid deacrtptlon of :.m the Life."
"all the evil whk:h 1 purpose to do unto them... C1hen with lh~ phrases of !heir philosophy
.oue:npl to ~nlighten the minds of men. Only This is the message o f Jeremiah. Later we learn that this evil Ia apectficaJJ y J Ch · { .. 1 h L " h f h .. e<;u., ns says, am 1 e 1g t o t e fo retold. He warns, That the king of Babylon shall certainly come and de-'d ·· A · w F wor . -mencan ay eatures
stroy this land, and 1haJJ catue to cease from thence man and beut." Warning
Doe.s 1/ae p&JJG!~ in Mau. 12:43-45 r~fet to
o .sa~Jfti person? Mr.s. L.H., Greenkaf,lda.
Thb pasuge deals with the case of a person
who bu a moral reformation but who does not
accqJt the Lord Jesu1 u Saviour and is, there·
fore, not indwelt by the Holy Spirit of God.
Such a per.on is not bom again. The moral
reform.tion may lut for awhile. but eventu•lly
they aft overeome by evil. These verses teach
lh.t victory over 1in and temptation can only
be obtained ae we surrender our live. to the ~rd Jesua O!J11 so tbat the Holy Spirit may
mdwell us and enable Ul to live a victorious
life.
1Th4J U 1M e:sploiUilion of Lulu 16:9.
/.II'. T., Porllluwl, Oreg.
The "mammon of unrisbteouaoea~" refen
to the evil tbinp of thi• world. Tbe Lord Je.us
in tbii vene sugeats that if one U going to
bo unlalthful ID hio olowordohlp. ond tboroby
reaeiwe God'• condemnation, it would be ad-
vUable to make friends of thoee whoee god iJ
IDCifteJ aDd ric:bea., .a that in eternity there
would be some kind of consolation of being
with thoee who will be la.t etemalld. Anyone
who refuae. God'• aalntion ahou1 then en·
deavor SO make the beat out of thi• life, for
they will have noth.i.ns in eternity.
of such a diaa.~ter ia caJculated to bring the strongest pressure to bear on any
man's heart to make hlm look to hla defenses. The fear of Hell-fire Ia the best
pouible reason for a sinner to repent. Thoee who hate to hear"he:U-ftre and
damnaUon" preachers are those who ln fact hate to be refonned. They want
to be left aJone In their alna. But it 1a the work of the preacher to gtve warning".
The purpose of these grim words la "that they may return every man from hla
WHATBr ~~~~~ON ~~K~lM~IKE?
evll way; that I may fo rgive their iniquity and their stn. •
~-J~WISH NO~(., ... 7'07, .L•• ~--'•• .... lf1rillti<» of your body also. You aTe to
It IS qu1te certam that C~nst Will appe~. Jt.w 1M ~ body, a 1pirilual body, a
John doea n.ot stop to prove 1t. He speaks of 1t body Uw:.pabk of pairJ, 1u.Ouing anJ decay,
u t~ough 1t were perfectly und~rstood th~t 0 boJy w1ai.cl 11k:Jl be 1u.ileJ to you.r, eman·
Chnst would appear, and he ~nt10n11 ~hat .1s cipalN .,.,. ... a body laaving a widir T41llfe
to be t~ nature of th.at. appearmg. Chnat w1ll tlwua tiW limikd eartAJ.y spMre, having grea.t11r
appear m person .. ~Ja u1 what th~ two an~els power1 oflocomoliorJ, perh4p1 flrin« Jwiftly
~ecl~ed to the d1acll?lea . after H1s ucen1Jon, ~ li,Ju, Jrom world IQ tuorld, or pouibly hav·
11us ume Jesus, wh1ch 11 taken up from you '"S' Me potoer ewn to tn&tru." the liglatning'1 into heaven, shall so come in like manner u fL.l!
ye have eeen Him 10 int~ heaven." 1 do not know bow wondrous Christ'• glori·
. When He ':Dmetl He wall .a~pear. full ~f hap-fi.ed body t1; but I do .. know that, when He
pmeu. He w1ll come to re)OI<:e w1th H11 peo· shall appear we lhaU be like Him; for we
pie for ever. He will appear in His glory-not ahaU 1e1e Hi..; u He ia."
MEW'ORT HAIIIDR EJISICJI
SECDIID SECTD - -P. 2
11tU IIIMY,IIAI!Ot 311 lte
tlllllllltDEI.IIAI!, CALIF.
Everlasting Ufe Now! .
-. ., .................. -.. ~-
_ .. _ ...... _
..._ .• tM Blb&t. It_,.,.......,. -...... -..... ·--.• • • • .... bJ' ~ awtM.
pt .-..J Ml\raU. aDd ......,. ...... 1 ................ _ ---.... -.,.,. .. ... .....,__. ... _
ot.W., .,..._.... ..... rr-u.
llpo ot -a.rtot. -""" ... thoWonlciGod .. Jolln,-
nv..~x
No SoJ .. tloa W-~· ........
Do you wust to be awdt Or 1t
you are •ved. do ,ou wut to wiD
....... to Cllrlot """ ........ ,
Tbnt r-.d the nqull'etllat here-
be who • to haw twrlutlnc We
it .. A. tMI ~ ..,. twnl.,. No
one II ever Javed wbo does not
.......... Gaopel, --.... Warn certllln tnltha of the Bible.
Paul AJcl 'Tor' l am not
-ol ... -ol o.n.t, for It 18 the power ot God \llllto
MlvatioD to e'VaJ' one tbat t.
UeYet.h: to the Jew tint., ad alia
to tbe Gfwk•• (Rom. 1 :11). 11M
~ 18 the power of God unto
salvation to U..:. who trult OuUt
and la u e.mtJal to Jew u to
Greek. to everyone, P.aple are
not •wd w:ltbout the Goepel
What S. the GoQelt Well, the
A-Poul. by divine --deftnes the Gc.pel .. tbe IOOd
,..,.., .• . . . that Ouilt died tot
our liN aceordin& to the ~
ttll'ft; And that he ... budtd. and
t.ha t he ,. ap.ln the third day
act'OI'dina to tbe ec:rtpture~" (I
Co{. 15:3, 41. Certain eumtlal tan.,. &twn in the SerlptW'ft, one
muat bear or read to be Nved.
1bae facta are:
Pe....al Paltll la J•• OrW
A• Your 0... S.YkHir
Brl ... SalnUoa
Remember. Jaua •kl ln our
lut. John $:24, "He that heuwth
my word, and beHeveth on him
that ~nt me, hath everlutlnlltfe
.... " After you hear the G.pel,
and .ee your need and knoW about
the dear Saviour who died to aave
you, one tlmple atep wtU ~ettle the
matter fore\·er. You muat your-
.elt commit your cue to Jn\1&
ChJ'Wt, rUkinl Him to foqive your
tina and aave )'OUt kltll. and tbat
moment you will have everluttn&
life!
Jm.. Ulitd these WOI"dt : "He
U\at .. , beUevelh on him that
sent me , ... " Did He mMn yoU
l.n! to truat God the Father or
Jesua the Son? He meant both!
The Father and Son are both In-
volved. God pve Hb: Son be-
CUlM He 10 loved the workt of .
kwt •lnnen. Jaua aave Himalelf
for the aame ~ath, and tor the
same reuon, moved by the -.me
love. Ir )'OU wW loolr. at the
veraos before our te•t. you will
~ that Jesus 1aid:
··v..ty, """· 1 roy .., ,., Tllo 11o ......... tl-.... -... -... -.,fw .......... _ ·----......... -. 1. We are all hope)eu alnnen, ,_ fte ,....., llftlltt ... S., e.1 ,......
10 bad that we are lott and can-... 11 ...... te.t.....,. ._.. 1111 111
not •~ ourwlve~. .. ... .._ .,...., _.. "-..... 2. am.t dWd in our atead, bore the punb;tunmt for our 1Lna, pakS lllllt ,. .., ..-M. '-• ... ,...
our debt, II our Sub.tltute, mak-,....... ., ,.. .... 111111 ..._.. ._,
Inc atonement tor .... .,.. • ,._ S. .. , » .._ Ill ...
1 Ouiat rwe I'1'0IIl the tte.d. ,_ ,._ ,...... ~ • -.... lillllll
provlna HI• deity, and ltve~ today II •:A II ~ ... ,.. S.: "-'
to make intercealon for ua In II -...., '-"' IIIII S.. -• Heaven. • ...,. .....,_ .., ,.._, • ........ _ ..
4. This death of On·iat for our .., .., S. t 1 u 1ft1 ., lilt,.._._...
&lns, a:nd His 1lorioua, mlraculoua ..,. • .... "-Jelll 5:19·21
n:surrection wen:, as ~ venes
in I Corinthians 1S.:3. 4 say twice,
"aecordinc to the acrlptures."
So one must hear the Go1pel.
the Word of Olrilt and oJ Gqd in
the Sttlpturet.:.-tO' &e. ..,.eel-. . .' ~
'niat ~. wttr"l1 ~· ~ :zt' ..,._
of Ouiltan..·~ boPnJ'.Pln.
not or carrupUble liNd. but of
ineorTUptible, by the word ot God.
whim Uveth and abtdeth for ever."
Then vene 35 laY&. "And this Is
the word whidl by the ao-pel l.s
pruehed unto you."
You ~. what Jnua dote, the
Father don; both WOC"k topther.
So U a linnet' tt"Uall the Father
wbo .ent Jesus to die tor u.. be
will be saved, beea~.-e that II
~)' another way of aQinc be
trual.a Jr~ua who paid bia debt o1
lin 01'1 the er'l:*, God the Pat.bar
A.lftered when Jesus IUtfend.. J.-
IUI aave Himlelt jult u the Fa-
tbet' cave Hlm. So it is all rlabt
to pray to the Father or the Soft,
and all ri&ht to trust the Father
or tht! Son. It la the aame. At a servk:e In Wuhl~on,
D. C., a Catholic woman atayed How oftm ia thil truth ~peat·
after the .erviee to talk to me, the ed. that one Is Instantly .. wet by
fint time she had ever attended truatlna: Ouiat {or God who aent
a Protestant service. In answer Christ to •ve us).
to her quesUom, 1 ahowed her I John 1:12 aays, "But u nwt:)'
Timothy 2:5, 6, that then: Is one as received him, to them aave be
God, and one rnMiator, and that power tCl become the 80rw. ot God,
the one mediator is not a Roman even to them that bel}eye on his
priHt, not the saints to whom name."
IOnK' pray, not even Mat')', but John 3:1 ... 16 says, "And u
"the man Christ Je1ua; Who aave Motet~ lifted up the .. rpent In the
himRif a ral*)m for all, to be wflderTIHI. even .a must the Son
testified in due time." How tM of man be lifted up: That w~
IIcht broke on her soul! What ever believeth in him ahouJcl not
tean! lben when she had trUJted perish, but have eternal Ufe. For
Outlt and had auurance that her God .a loved the world, that hr
.&ns wen: all fot'llven, she said, pve h~ only bq:otten Son, that
"I newr would have believed that wholoever believeth In him lhoWd
if you had not showed It to me In not perilh, but have ewrlut.Jni:
the Bible!" You we, the Word ot Ute."
God did Ita put. One cannot be John 3:18 16)'1, "He that be·
saved wtthout it. lleveth on hlm is not condemned :
1 remember hooN Henry Hemp.-but he that believeth not bl CXlfto.
kirw, a junk dealer In Waxahachte. demned alread,y, bre<:8.uae be hath
Texas, ... arned thla truth and not believed In the name of the pr~ lt. He uked me for a only becotten Son ot God."
handtu.J of Goapell of John, Into
whk:h I had puled a deeiaion slip
whidl coukl be llianed and NIIIO'Ved
when one truated Cbrlat. He took
them in h1a daUy bualneu, and
ahowina men John 1:12, 3:3-7.
3:1f..l8, 3:31, S:)C, vet'IN 'Which
we had underlined a.o anybody
could find them, he led man after
man to t.rwt am.t. alp the dr-
daion sUp. and aet out to Uve tot
Jesus Ouilt. 1"tw WOfd ot God
M neceuat')' f<W .,w winnlnc!
Do you want l'llOI'e! Tbrtn John
3:36 saya, ''He that beU.Wtb on
the Son hath ewJ1utln& lJfe: and
he that be:Uevetb not the Son
lhall not -Ute ; but the wn.th
ot God abkieth m him.."
Ada 11:11 A)"'. "Be ~Jew on the
Lord JeMJB Ou1at. ,t.Qd tbou lbalt be--..... ...,.-··-theN are muy men Neb prom-*" ln the Bible. o-who trwta
Jesua Cbrtat t.a lmrn.d&ateb' •Yed.
... ~ Ut•t Pnillt a.
l.oald.
Ilonot.l ........ --.. uer wttt1out truttnc OuiK.
........, aad hOW. to lM )'t)W' OWD
petiOI ... Sa-Yiour!
Have you heard tbe Word ol
God! Did you hMr It with your
heart! Do you COftfelllt tbe truth
of What the Bible ., derarly and
often teachn-that you are a poor
lo.t ainner wbo caMOt •w )'OUJ'o
a.ell, that Jetua died tn JOUI' plaee, (TO .. COMTINUID)
Some months go by after the atart or lhl.t work of dictation. It would seem
that Baruch reads publicly from time to time. But then comes a aped.a1 rut, a
public holy day, when Baruch aounda forth to greal crowda a.uembled ID the
Temple. H e must have caused quite a 1ttr, becau.e: word wu brought to the
princes who were gathered in the ecr1bes' chamber. These sreat men aeot for
Baruch. Surely hls heart must have been poundm,. It took greal boldneaa
and courage to brave the faces of the people and their prtnc:a with word•
calculated to arouse the 8erc:eat anotlona. Public poUcy wu condemned and
Jeremiah's word• could not be ignored.
The prlncea, too, aaw the aerlouani!!U of what Baruch bad done. They
reported to the king, but not untU after they inatructed Baruch and Jeremt.ah
to hkle themselves. The klng tbm commanded a fonnal rea41nc of theee tef\o
mont, but before much wu readout,bealubed them wttb blalmite Mel bumed
the book ln a flre, thua demonatradn& bJ.t oootempt for men who 1p0ke up for
u the man of Nuareth to be despite<!, but u
"the mighty God, the everluting Father, the
Prince of peace." If any of you are tempted
to uk, "When will He come?" I give you His
own auurance., "Surely I come quickJy"; 10
go your way, and pray, u John did, "Even ao,
come, Lord Jesus." Oui.st is coming literally
-not fi.pratively and by His Spirit, but
But far more important than that, we ahall ----------------, ~~Ch..=.~.:::,~:~fi~ .. ;~:~~ I SEll GUT , ...... lEIS' I
God.
Pabapa the klnl &lao tbO\llht to destroy tbe m .. aae of Jenmlab by
bu....,_ hlo book. If 00. be mlocolculaled oo bodly hero u be clkllD hlo public
policy. For God doe not opal< lh""'''h lbe dud form of 1-., b1lt only
tbrovab the worda wrttten tn tbe hea.rta of mm. Wbal DHil Jmow by heart II
what matten. Wordl apoken and wrltlm eerve merely to cany tbe ~tral
word eo men. Jeremiah bad thiN worde and maay more tn blt bean. He wu
1101 lbwartod by lbo ldnc'• rub odlon. He mmly bocOD dlctalla& oil ovu
oplD. lluo ftp<!otq hlo wt.nllq ODd .-., hla -olin the~"'"
1_, o«ort 1o tum lie people. .,.,. mOD, from hlo mJ wayo.
In oddl-J..-lob pr<JDO.-o -doom on Kina JoboiM!m.
Hit own -ODd bv.rtaJ would bo o public lbame, ODd he would -. fbo
1-•lbiiiCJ' ... --to -OD I>Jo ... 6-to. Tbdr bl®d would he OD
Iiiio l!oed. 8o lllo ..., -at hJoeory lo pi ..,..I o•t hJ'tndlvldO&III humu
b >I' oolbt!J' -.Out!': Word or DOl.
likNJlly, octwJly, reolly.
He is comin_& in glory, to dwell in the midtl
of HH saintt for ever. That is our hope, "'the
s;loriout appearinl!l of the great Cod and our
S.viour Je.ua Chriat, •ho gne Him.clf for
ut. thai He might rMeem us from all iniquity,
and purify unto Himtelf a peculiar preople.
aealoua of !ood worb."
Now, '"We know that, when He thall af'PU'
we thaD be like Him. for we lhall tee HhB •
Helo." There ore other -Ia Hio W«d.
where we are diltiac:dy tolcf thea Ht. IIWli·
feata&ion wiU be coinciclent with our lllLUll-
fnta~ion. Here we are told lh.t.. "w.h. He
aboll ·-· we ohoiJ bo IWo HIDI"; """ ... reNOa aiftll for tb1. Ia. '"For we lhall ... HI.
.. He r.." 1.« ......... IIIOdlule ..... dUo a-tndl: "Yo ohoiJ bo Jib Hba."
~Wlnc •• .,. dte c:lt.arldarM*b of die s.-·· PoriW loocly, ...,. ... lo .....
lion ever looked upon Otriat'• apotlc.., per· K .... • I feed!~~ ooul' that oquobly·~juoted I !A-..., 111o Qood-at 111o -··• •"-,...
spint J.D ~IUch oo ODe power or~~.. llrl•••'l-......... , ll 111e ••Dell talK I t~ proa~ or pr-edomi~t; but tn wbidt I , OMLY Sl IO _1 C lMS
H• wbole .::~t• beoutifully moulded ud • ~ -I :::Je!-....,.:.. tobea':,J?'ect pattern of 1 .. .W ~a •." ~ ID ... r:-.• ~ a: •fl 1 t II' I
y '' oo loe juot Hb that; not quick In I SIND YOUI GifT SUISCIIrTIOM DIDII TOt .._.......,. ............ ~-""" . I 110 w.i; ... bo.pty, uc1-to I 'Dfl ••Cif. mt &. Oou& a..,.; Con 10 Milar. OIIIL
prto10. kt......,.. ud poilo oo He woo; oot I I oolhh oac~ oe11 ., ... ..., .. d--....c~ ~ 1
ud oo -1o otloeio oo He woo; Ia fed, I
peri«:ttoe'o _.. oelf. WUt o i"l' to bow thotM 'DIIIJITII.alll ---------------~ ,.. ohoiJ ,bo Jib HUll .1\lo w..-J tntil lo I n ·1 _....., ...... • -.~a ... ......._"' an MID If" ar
-l"l'· .,. ohoiJ .. • ~~~oo·.....w.. m. "' I . -I Ma~,wlth .. ---.,._ ... 1.,.,_. -· I ................. . .. o....__ ... ~oo..wr~•~~a,.... I •1111 • ......... ~---F--lo --·····----I ...... .. ... 1 n...,. "Cllrtli• ... I IF• I .,..__, II I dwwlllootloopt 0 0 L aTt...rriTAftt -I
.... _ •• .., .............. -.. I ---
·~R'T IWIIOR EJIIGII
SlCIIIIO S£Cl1011 --, ... 3 TIIUIISMY,IIAROIID, "" COIIJIIA DEL liAR, CH..fr.
Art contest prizes given
LOAOOIG 1110 In b'lld< ol I ••• ..,_,.......,...,
rolla( ..,_ -IIJ 1M& .,._I I &I~J ... toftaodf1c.
U...lo-~an
111M Vldd ,_ ol 1110 1M&
t-hsm omc. ud Dluleo...
... vi ............. dlplrt-no ••,.,_ Qolllod .._ .....,. ..-. Wlllllo -. Canftllplulo-•eoot·
....._ ~ • : 1 c• IIIII aWU'dett l1llbou. ntrue: tla... cllM.t4d bJ Mia: •.-.s. Mia -·-------~--..-Lola ....... ollllo---·---ut SlrMI· Ill crldo --cart ..U IDd llrs. ao.Jd t 1, .-.... -toau ~~~r..i, llarto.o: lldlfOIIt-Htllor or t11o .,...,..... .,._
-...-IIIIOIIflla &ndt Duly Ct ...... U. KIU~; -· (.lacll Wtol -J ........ lrd lflde -£1tpbttb Dar~.
--·-·-eor.. cltl liar· ...... -- -&ndt ltotL r-. 11a< II<AlllJior' c..,... 56 -••• Jldlocl 11J ~-crldo -Vktlo 'Grabam, Col. -~ u11 111r1am-E.-lop Pull; 11111 rrw _ Aadr• -ut t.oelltro, ... llrll, llo«:l Sooon.
....... tldrcl, IDd ~ place Tbkd plac:t -.. -"'-• IIJ crldoltoeLAI'IIId to reeolft r-. oro: Ida-
priM-.... ·--cltr--Door Domu, Col--tllo llrll Pla<e crldo lop Pork; Ill rrlde -Mlola
loft! -leo. DoBtre ear-del liar· Zlld
TM lftDd prl&e wtJmer. crade ...:_ wanr eeme. Mart.
-~ 4lb crldo,llear -•: Srd rrlde-lobDW.U., Str..C ScbooJ. wUlreceltea$25 Btiearle; e cndt -Kell1
al'lllp-. Keoolsoo, Corolla del liar; 5th
Flrlt place wiDDer1 w1ll rt-crade _ Aadr• lot.ute, Mea.
eelq P~· TbeJ are: klD-Verde· aod lth end• -Mark
cltrllf* -Rldllrd Cypo, Will(~ Traey DoJd>r<l (Joial A $75 CHECK la being presented to Dr· u-p ll<llool: lllll'lde-projed), ~.
Roas of the Foundation for the Junior Rkblrd Romw, Po._; Zlld Fourtb pla<e winners, also
Chap J fin lf&de Beth ADa. Moooc:o, reeeh-tng rUJboos are· fi:ID:ier-Bllnd by Mrs. stanley man r •• ance llarlMfl; Srd rrsd• -Katby p.rte• -Terl Cro~. Pre-
chairman of the Newport Beach Junior Tyler, Corooa cltl IW; 4111 lldlo; 1st rra<te-Ricky vu. HoME
h h t ) rrsclt -s-.. Dennta, Boar quez PoDIOIII· Zllll p:sde -
CISTOI IAIE
FIIEPLICE ICIEEIS
tMSIDI AND COI.Mil WOUNft
c..,, ... L .... tf Plr.h 11 4A!I &I rlliJ ............. ......,
• Will DB1Y11Y
CoRfor_ootl_
• c_,late u.. ........ _ .....
Orco Block Co.
BUILDING JILOCI:s • ALL SIZES • ALL TYI'ES
T•Mo...-4': JAcU.. '7·2221
-ltet•U.. lt•at-IUO I , M.t.a. ..... A.-
Ebell Club, (Karen Kovac P 0 0, Sb'eot; 5th crldo -P111lllp Mtb Ciarlo!,' VIctoria; 3rd SIIOW SET JUNE 20-29
TopJ, Newport; &ad eth cnde--grade _ Felipe MeudoU, Whit-Tbe 15th anotal Orange Coon-I-.J!!!!!~~~~~~~~~~~~:-:~:-.!~~~~~~_::!..!~-1
Naoey DllmstoiDdKsr .. Dewey Her; 4111 rnde -SblrlaySio-ty Home 11111 Doeorators SboW COM,LETE INSURANCE SERVICE (jo1Dt project), Presidio, pe.r, Corooa del Mar; 5th will be held under the JOlnt Junior Ebell lists gifts
grade-JoanoeHelldrlks,LJnd-5pODBOrsllip of the Orange •inc• 1949 . The JUIUor Ebell Club of Junior Ebell eoottDuea Its LEGAL NOTICE bergb· am 6th grade -Joan County Builders Assn. and tbe
Newport Beach Is matiJ:I&'dooa-amuat CUt ot $1%0 for care of Sa.Dto~o Victoria Orange Couoty Chapter of the
lions totallng $1,600 1n tbtlr the Koreu orpbaD adopted sev-NOTICE TO CREDITORS East ftrst plae~ scbool etlb')' Bu.lldilag Industry Assn., a.c-
charUy prouam lor this year. en.l years aao. CARE will re-SUPERIOR COURT OF THE Will reeelve 1 certilleate, to be cordla&: to George Colour Is,
Tbe fiDaDce eommlttee, calve $10, IDd $Zf 1&1 been STATE OF CAUFORinA FOR d1 1a ed at tbe scbool. producer.
headed b)' Mrs. sta.D.ley Chap-pun to the Glrl Scouts lor the THE COUMTY OF CllA.MGE ~uL.DWl ot tbe mtlltt-medla The Ww ts sclleduJed June
I &73-8650 I
man Jr .a.odeonslsttnaotMmea. purcbase pf w1Jd flower seed No. A.aot5 art cootest AmerlcaJlism com-ZO -29 In the ADabelm Coo-
Harlow Richardson, Paul Had-they bave plubdonJG~borte Elble of JOSEPH STA!4LEY mlttee wu Rovert L. Bruo.s, veOUoo Ceoter. Wally Boyko,J-----,-.,,..-::-:::-::::--,---=:::-=:-=:-:=-=::-::-:::-:::-:::-=-::--=::-:::-:::-1
ley, AUen Goody, Warreo Fll, Rd. FULLER al8o kDDn u J. prloclpal ot Collece Pulr. general manager tor George HILLIAR 1 & H 1 1 , E INSURANCE Gus Cbabre, Eupna Konch, JuniOr Bl'~ pts $75 for a. STAHLEY FULLER, DeeaMd., Sebool Tbe ~mist Clubs of Colourls Productions, said ap..
AV'I'O • J.lr8 • rla8
Edwzrd Wbllehouse Jr., Jay ea_.sbljl Aucb of Olmos, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Costa j,081 11111 Newport Beacb prolllnwely 5~ or tulllbll
Moseley aDdHenryStotse.Dberc, $65 tot PQI'l;.o..Ue otaCarrouael to the credltors ot tbe abore domted tbe awards space has already been re-1 __ .,:•:;:16:_:H:,:E~l;_:IO::T.:.::A,:O;.,P,:;E_:A:;V:.;E:..;<:;:B;.:"";;.';;;";:•.;•.;•:;;rt:.,T,;.•:.;·•;;•;:;•.:;•;.';.: co,;;•.:.;,;oN;;A.;D;;E;;;l;,.;;";;;•;;;•~-...1 made their reeommendatioos .. at sllde projtctot; the OnDpi aamed deeedeat tbatallper.:xas • served.
the general meetlnc. Feb ... 7. County Medieal Auillary bun taYiD& claims ap.tD1t tbe aid
The Youth Empkymeot Ser-center, $1.Z5 tor purchase ot a decedeot are reqa!red to me
vice wJU receive $1!5 tor year-Wrlpt resperimlter. tbem, with tbt DICeUUY
round opera.tioo, aDd tht Com-Picture r.ncttq senlceawW YOOCberS. 1D tbe otn.ce ot tbe
munfty Yolfi Ceoter In Corooa be preseated to the MarlDers clert oftbeaboft IIIUUtdeoart,
del Mar will cet $100 for PAY-Ubn.ry &Dd Coroaa del Mar or to prBAat tbem, wb tbe
ment of a ptaoo which hu been Ubruy try Fi.Dt Arl1 at a COlt DtC8UU'J 'fOUCbera, to tbt •-
de livered. ot $1.00. Tbese wtl! ta.cllttate derliped at c/o Hlll'1rib.
New donationsaddedtbllyear banctne tbe ut sbowswbicbare Harwtts 6 Remer, 430 SZDdSt.,
are $50 to the Mardan School oo CODSta.M ubibU for pubUc Newport Beacb, CalllorDia
for the educationa.Uy hand.l.eap-YltwlDC'. Sebolai'Aips totaU1Dc' 9260, wtllcb Ls the place ot
ped tor play equipment; $57 to $'750 to the fleldl of music, art, bua1Dea ot tbt lllda'llcDed In
the Creative Day Care Ctoter, a.od drama at$Z50eacbwlllalso all mattars perta.1alac to the
a pre-school ror children of be preseMed to fiDe arts. Tbese estate ot sUd decedeflt. ..WW.
motbers who want to beofhrel-will be Umtted to senJors from s1.1: moathl: after tbe first pub-
rare, for 2 rugs and salet,y;$235 Newport Harbor and Conuadel Ueation ot this aotlce.
for the purchase of Resusl ADD Mar Hlp Seboola wbo ate to SALLY R. FULLER
to be used by the elltlre Oruce oeed ud ...w atteiXl tbe collece Admi.D1strator ot tbe estate of
County ln training ot pollee, ot tbetr cboice La oDt ol tbest 3 the abofe named dectdeot.
rtr e and medical-self be_, a..od ftelds ot stu:ly. Dated February 2:1, 1969
many other gro~s. Hurwltl, Hvwtta .to. Remer
PO-IM.' MIAIII CAIIIIA
NOW AT
1710 NEWPORT lL YD.
PH . 646 .. liH.:oala !llttta.
SlOIN VICTIMS IIAY .,., 3ZIId Sb'MI
GI!T REO c.IS$ It ELP 11owport Beoeb, CaUilnla
IICftiimsl•.llld fllmlllu ftD 1'73-1020
-ed --loa dlorlllg All« .. yo !o< Adml.alolnl« tiM recent n.l.utorm m&J flod P'*'Ustl: Feb. !7, Kareb S, 13,
be., tta'ouCb Reel Cross,accor-20, li69, In UN! Newport. Harbor
dlllgtoJ._ L. Petorooo,aetlllg Eulp.
cba.Jrman 1D cblrp of dloster
aoenttoas In Newport Bach.
To dale $3 422 bas been g!Yen PADUA HILLS TRIP
to lDti~ Tietims of tbe re-The Nnport Harbor SeaJor
cent dtuter aDd $1, '7%1 bas beell cu~uns, wbo meet IYtrJ Moo.-spem oo mills care. da.y at 10 Lm. lD tbl clubbouse
Resldeots 1n bard hit areu at lniDt An. IDd 15th St"t
may call the 0rup County CWS' Hann. we• to Padua
Cbl,pter at 542-1137 aod u:-Hills Warcb 19 for lw.cb aDd a
ranee lor an IIJPQlDlme• wlth perilrmance. AprU 9 tbtrewUl
a Red Cross Caseworker, or be a "mystery trip.'' Fvtbtr
drop 1D at u.e ora.oce County lnformatioo may be otb"Wid
c~ beldq\arters. 2215 .N. from Jobo Stoff, pd..at:oc
lk~y, Saota Ana. cha.irmu, at 642-UBl.
SERVICE
AD NilS
QUALITY CAR CARE IY
FACTORY TRAINED
'PEOPLE WHO
CARE
2121H..ollkVD.
J'ob:a. D•&OD
D.Ot1!CIIDII.~ IDIDIIISTIIIIEIIV&n. • lill:l m • IEICin · CIIIAI -..... --· _,.-140·S•~o
A finer bunch of troopers you ·11
never meet. Bur right here
in Central and Southern
California the Cub Scouts could
be threatened.
By dirt!
And a Cub Scour deserves
a clean unifonn, righr?
At any price.
Well, what is the price?
A penny.
A penny buys enough electricity
ro wash and dry one Cub Scour
unifonn. Thar's based on
both washing and drying a load
of uniforms for a den of eighr.
Quire a bargain, isn 'r ir!
Or take your TV set. Electricity
runs it for less than It an hour.
Or your automatic dishwasher.
Less than 2t a load.
Or an electric hair dryer.
(
Less rhan It an hour.
In facr , electricity in Edison areas
costs the average family less per
kilowatt-hour today rhan it did
10 ... 20 ... even 30 years aao.
Practically everyone today
is wing much more electricity-
more kilowarr-houn-than
ever befo~ and it's still one of
your biggest barplna.
Scout's honor. -....•
'
-..rltMIOR EllliGII
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li.JIIA\',IIMCII .. -
aiDA DELilA .. Q.
. .., . ·--
From the .Police Bloner
·~Y,nB..II lilDII*-M8 YW', • • IIlii rl*'"'Mrcu;ICFI-IIM ..-ca.,_ nu... ~ ••••· 10, "'-• loo4 ••-• ~ an1 ..., ... ...,,.,_..., • .,., ._I_IIIOIIOt_ -a..eo.-.wutuoo -•lllll,wu_...,. ll"*"ldWIIriMiiclllwWII •---e--llf 111o .-c1r 11r ._...., a.._.ani,.IINHOI,-ll .... _lo_al._ lila iloratu" WilD 1 I ed 110 IIOiiOt ........ In"' u ltd to $10, ·-1 ....... aald iAn7 ""'"' Ill VIa Eboll, Lido 1111
,_1 A.... .._ 11111111, 1111 11_. -police ata. -laad, 1 .. DarroU, Co* ••• AMIICto-o,ato..lla
.,...,. u -Ad lllld1oc -· ao u -~ -e Ilea . , Tim o..-, liS Vlo Ate., c.r-dtlllu,r-'"'1
..... .---·....-.. --···-~~-. Lido ..... -9 tho l!loftol$49 wortllollooll !0• :-"-,, • ....., ani a ~~~~ Coltoa st., N"'-~vw ~~·~--~~·~ -~·-!romp lllellloDre~ llddti~!;D" aB..-ai,I'IO •llr port --. laid llliiD ICC._ -·-par---ae ,, ---... a. ~liM aUiuU t. ' 10r .. s tot:."nc "'·50 were block oC lnlDI An .. 4 tapg Mlcnut Stcmu. '7, oUU eata.
were loll l;lalllnd • • • lloA>Y 11111 Dr., N_. HoJ&IIIa, wu
-, LEGAL MOTICI LEGAL MOTICE ropllr -welcomOCI cars passln( a neaot lot a1 CNolls
C&J!TIFICATE OF Bllm!ESS STATE OF CALIFORNL\) dtmaJIOd lila col!lsloo --l}r. aDd Clay Sl, wboa a lariO F'1et:tdolll Ftr Na (ss drlYtrll Robert Crotts, 181'1 crey Wetmara.oer attactecl aat
m me COUNTY OF ORANGE ) • W, Balboa Bh'd,, Central New. bJt him OD the left lee; tbe dol
THE UHDERSICNEDdobere-011 Febr-J 5, 1969, before port, aDd Cbarlas ll&}dea, 1710 t. qoaranllDed tor 10 <kJI a1
bJ cerut)' that thtJ are coo. mt, tbe ..s.ralped, ... a Notary Bater St., Cotta Mesa, atNn. S100 Clay An., Newport ~~~,In aDd llr laid Cow1tJ port Bl'fd., 66 IHt aortb o!Z9tb Hel .. ts ... c~acUaraaowoershlpaDdoper&· ..., _ ---••• HoD o1 u .. --tmut ..... 1M.... e, per~ ti'IPIUtd St., West Newport ••• -· ..........., IIAHY ANNE IIAHCH .._. ud Ill otber bus1Dess reason.-to me to t. tbe per.,;._ wbole • WEDNESDAY, fEB. za • THURSDAY, FEB. 2'1
&My reau.d tbereto, \mder the oa.me 1s subeerlbedtotbewiUd.D MelYiA Cusll, 22, of 415 KeMetb Grocbow, 18, oUlSI
tlettUoas ftrm name of AL .. Instrument as tbe Attoroey in N, Nelr)Ori Blvd., Newport Bray Ave., Costa Mesa, wu
LIAHCE NO. ONE and that said Fact of HARRY E. MARCHIDHelcbta. wu arrested at 1:10 arrested at Bayside Or, &.Dd
f1rm II composed ol the fol .. actoowladpd tbat sbe p.m. oo the charge of bur. •hrlDe Afe,, near Bllbol.
1owtnc periODS wbose aames in scribed tbe·oa.me of HARRY E glary , • , Gregory Jamieson, 19, lslaDd, at 10:00 p.m.aodbcr)lctd
full and place ol residence are MARCH thereto as prloc~ of 1007 E. Balboa Bh'd., Balboa, on the charge grand theft of
as loUows, to wit: and ber own name a.s Attor wu booted 00 the charce o1 auto .•• Mlcbael Kelley, 42,
Robert L. Taube 2622:Ctrcle ln Fact. druok 1D pubUc after he walked of 301 E. Balboa Bini., Apt. 3,
Orin Newport Beacb Ca.W WITNESS my band and of .. down Balboa Blrd. In the Balboa, was booted on afa.Uure 92660~ p lope w T be zW octal seal. Number 1 lane, picked ._, a to appear warrant ••• A tool
, ene • au • ( ·•flooded" sip, and threw lt cbest with tools valued at Circle Drlwe, Newport Beach. s) Marcia Beots onto tb dden.IJt Aotho $149.50 was stole~ from a car caw 92660· Harry E Marcb., Notary Public in a.nd tor e • • • ny
I ·Mar Anne M.: • h 314 said County aod Stat Tarul.lo, 36, of 614 ClubOOuse in 10 minutes between 5:30 afXI c 0 Y u-c • e Ave West Newport wuplcked 5:40 whlle the car was parked
Buena Vlsta, Balboa, Calif. (SEAL) ~ ~t McFadden P~ce aod W l.D troot of 3325 Newport Blvd.,
92661; LawrtDCe J. Pflster, 39 STATE OF CAUFORNIA) ( Oc Front C l N ' near City Ha.ll according to
SbeUer Cove, Newport Beach, COUNTY OF ORANGE ) ss. u:anbooked ~n e:: e~-:r:; Jack Root, 2105 'E. Ocean Blvd.,
CaW. 926&2; Wtulam L. Bents, On February 5 1969 before 1 1 J .. ~ Balboa Ted Fouts 5112
810 w a .. ., Aveoue Balboa • • sexua pervers on • • • o,... • • • • • ~ • • me, the uoderslped, a Notary Ryan, 20, of 611 w. B.llboa Seasbore Dr., West Newport,
CaW. 92661. Public l.D and for said CoWJty Blvd., Baltoa, was arrested at said a thief cut away the moul.
JOSEPH HAMBLET, executive director
of Newport Beach United Fund, explains
the agency's operations to Earlene Net-
zeband, 2018 Beryl Lane, Harbor High-
lands, employee of the Autonetlcs Division
of North American Rockwell Corp, Auto-
netlcs, which supports UF on the basis
of the number of employees who live In
the city, contributed $200 to the drive.
WITNESS our baods this 5 day a.od State, persooUly appeared 500 Narcissus Ave Corona ding on his VW wiodow, pried ot February, 1969. LAWRENCE J. PFISTER, del M:u-, and book~ 00 the open a YiOO wing, and stole a LIDO MAN HAMED
ROBERT L. TAUBE known to me to be the person charge of possession of mart. stereo tape deck and tapes, PEPSI·IOOilA
Robert L. Taube whose namaissubscribedtothe jua.na ••• Frant Fraine, 1065 worth $119 ••• Two cars on M~~"':~c::~:.~·:;:.;:::
PENELOPE w. TAUBE within instrument and ack.now. Dover Dr., Harbor Highlands, Part Ave., parked 60 feet east llas been named
Penelope w. Taube ledged that he executed the Slid his Porsche was stripped of Ony:r Ave., belonging to Sey. and assistant to the presldeot
HARRY E. MARCH same. of 4 hubcaps while parted at mour Brown, of UUnois a.od Pepsi-Cola Bottling Compaqy
Harry E. Marcb WITNE~ my hand and of-Fas.bJ.on Island ••• An unlocked Kathryn Stiel, 200 Ony:r Ave., of Los Angeles.
by Mary Anne March Ocial sea.L garage was entered at 4704 Balboa [slaM, were hit by the Mr. Mooney has been
Attor ney l.D ta.ct Notary N~ptune Ave., West Newport, car driven by Dorothy Spear-dent of Laura Scudder's.
LAWRENCE J. PFISTER (s) Marcia Bents and a Honda. was stolen trom man, 1401 N. Bay Front, Balboa to his new assignment he
Lawrence J. Pfister Notary PubUc in and for Earl Deiter ••• Cordelle Island, at 9:35p.m. • . corporate vice-president
WJLUAM L. BENTS said County and State Bailey, 219 Grant St., Newport • fRIDAY, FEB. 28 director of trade relations for
William L. Bents {SEAL) S~res, declared 10 stereo Francis Benson 56 of 1140 Frtto-Lay, lnc . For a number
STATE Of CALIFORNlA) STATE OF CALIFORNIA) tapes worth $62 were stolen w Balboa Blvd 'Balboa was of years he was:.::,~;:,~;=~~~
(ss. COUNTY Of ORANGE ) fl"om the car he had left bcked dr.ivtog 15 mile~' per hO~ in a and general manager u ...
COUNTY OF ORANGE ) On February 5 1969 before and parked at 206 Walnut Ave., 25 mtle zone hitting his brakes Wine, Oriental Foods, lnc.,
On February 5, 1969, before me, the uodersi~, a' Notary ;:vrport Shores ... A GermaD oft and on,~ swerving sotllat Los Angeles. He 1s past presJ ...
m:, the uOOersigned, a P(otary Public l.D and tor said County epherd dog stuck his bead out a car had to brake sharply when deDI: of Food Industries Sales
Public In and for said County and State, personally appeared of I he gate at 2134 Braemar he caught the eagle eye, of an Managers Club of Los Angeles
and State, personally appeared WI LUAM L. BENTS, known to Way, West Upper Bay, and bit officer at 1:45 p.m; when he ant;! past director of Southera.
ROBERT L. TAUBE and PEN. me to be thepersonwhosename Karen Wille, '1, or 482 Fran. failed the sobriety test at 16th Calltornla Food Employers
ELOPE W. TAUBE, ll:.oown to is subscribed to the within in-cisco Dr., on. the calf of her St. and W. Balboa Blvd., Cen-Council.
me to be the persons whose strument and acknowledged that leg··· Patrtcll Healy could-tral New;JOrt, he was booked on EDNA THORLEY OF
names are subscribed to the he executed the same. ----the charge of drunk. driving... COSTA MESA Dl ES
within instrument and acii:Dow-WITNESS m:1 hand and of-LEGAL HOTIC£ Kenneth Beck, 18, of 2306 w. Edna Tborley, 130E. 20tJ,st.,
!edged that they executed the flcl.al seal. NOTI CE OF HEARlNG Ocean Front, Central Newport, Costa Mesa, died March 2 at
same. (s) Marcia &nts Notice Is hereby given that was arrested on a warrant lor her OOme. DR. WILUAM a LANGSDORF
WITNESS my hand and of-Notary Public in and for the City Councll, City of New. failure to appear .•• James A housewUe lor 60 years, of 301 Cameo Sbores Rd.,
fl cial seal. said County and State port Beach, will, on the 24th day Harper, 21 , of 326 Rochester Mrs. TOOrley was born AprU l.D Cameo Shores, wboassumed
(s) Marcia Bents (SEAL) of March, 1969, at '1:30 p.m. 1n St., Costa Mes.i, was arrested 9, 1879, in Maryla.nd. Sbe bad the presldeDCy of California
Notary PubUc ln and for PubUsh: March 6, 13, 20, 27, the City CouncU Cha.mber s at 6 p.m. at Balboa. Blvd. and Uved Ln this area for 23 years. State Collep Fullerton to
said County and State 1969, in the Newport H.ubor 3300 West Ne'Wfgrt Boulevard' 13th St., Central ~ewport, add SV"!Ivors Include her lOllS, Marc,, lt5t,' wu ~red
(SEAL-) Ensign. Newport Beach, hear and con: booked on the c~re of pos. John of Costa Mesa and WIJUam lase Sa.hlrdi.J, March 15, at a
----.,-,-----,-----sider all protests trom persons session of dangerous diugs. ... of Maryland; a daughter, Mrs. dinner at 8 p.m. in tbe Aaahetro
LEGAL NOTICE L £GAL NOTICE objecting to the proposed des. His $100, sign captured a sip J. Hansen of Santa Ana; a grand-conveoUon center. He Is a era ..
. . trucUon and removal of all collector s eye and 00 longer son. and 2 great-grandchildren. duate of Occidental College,
NOTICE OF HEARING Southwesterly havmgaradJusof weeds, dry grass, refuse, advertises bl.s shOp, grieved Services were held March 5 holds a PH. D. degreetrom UC,
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NEWPORT BEACH, CALIFORNIA
THE AMERICAN LUTHERAN CHURCH
8:)0 l.m. to 9:30 i.m. -wOrship )erv•ce
q;45 1.m. to \0:45 1.m. -Sundiy School
11 :00 1.m. to 12:00 noon -worship Strvict
11te ••· J..u o. Bl•'"· Pu&or Th• Rev. Ocorac J. Butdiecker, Vi1itation Pu10r
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PETITION FOR 2000.00 feet, the Soulheasteriy rubbish, a.nd other auisa.oces Robert Millar, 141 Crystal, at Pacll'!.c View Chapel, wltb Berkeley, and 1s a former
ABANDONMENT OF HIGHWAY terminus of ~d curve being listed In Section l0.4B.020 of B1lboa Island; llle dark.sta.ined the Rev. Loren FUcldnger as president of PasadenaC1tyCo1• .. ... S.rYicc M4 ()urda Sc:t.ool at 10:00 L"'-
Nottce ls hereby given to all tangent to a line parallel with the Newport Beach Municipal wooden sign had orange letters olflcia.ot. Lnterment was at lere. !=:~IL~l~~~~·~-;.~,..;:·~··~·~--!'~·=• :•:;,·~·~G~·~fl~·~-_j freeholders In the Fourth Su-and distant Northeasterly 24.00 Code. The oostof suchworkwi.ll spelling ·•Nutv!Ue," and for-PacWc View Memorial Park. -,
pervtsoriaJ District that the teet, measured at a rightangle, be assessed upon the lot 0 merly graced his business
hearing on the petition of Frank trom said center line of Main lands trom wruch and/or ~ ~ 1308 Park Ave., Balboa
W. Richardson, et al, filed on ~treet; thence Southeasterly front and rear 0•1 which soch ... Nanette Stanford, 2045 E.
March 4,1969, fortheabaDdon. along said curve through a cen-nuisances shall have be' d Ocean Blvd., Balboa, reoorttld
ment of the hereinafter des. tral angle of 2* 39' 02" an arc troyed, and such cost wft~ 0:: the $22'1 theft or a stereo
cribed Main Street in the Fourth length of 92.52 feet to lasl men-s titute a Uen ~0 socb .lots or deck and 12 tapes from
Supervisorial District, in Or. tioned paralH line; thence a; lands until paid, andwillbecol-•.. G. Graybar, 745 W.
ange County, C:difornta, has long said par.a.llel Une s. 67 lected IC)OO the De:rt tax 11 St., Costa Mesa, len his
been set for Wednesday,the2nd 14' 31" E., 1,425.25 teet to a For fUrther lntorma.Uon r~ati car coat on his motorcycle
day of Apr il at 9:30 o'clock, tangent curve concave South-Fire Prevention &reau 2:45p.m.-by 3:15p.m it ns
A.M., at the room of the Board westerly wLtharad1usotl,624.-673_1315_ missing ... Dorl.Dg the nigbt,
of Supervisor s in the Orange 00 feet ;. thence Southeasterly R. J. Briscoe, Fire Chief $95 worth of stereo tapes and
County Administration Build. along said curve through a cen-P<Jbllsh: March 13 and 20 1969 a stereo were stolen trom the
l.Dg, SClSUioNorth Sycamore, Santa tral angle of 17 • 52' 35" an in tht> Newport Harbor E'nsign' vw be .longing to !lay Bigrerstalf
BEAUTY NOOK
2132 E. Coast Hwy.
Corona del liar
Phont b7'l-1l36 Ana, a rnta. arc length of 506.69 feet: · 1530 E. Ocean Blvd., Balboa .,.
Said Main Street proposed to thence tangent to said curve Over $200 damaps were suf.l ~==c:-::--=c==.,.,=~
be abandoned Is described -as s. 49* 21' 56" E., 150.30 feet LEGAL NOTICE fered by 2 cars in a collision BUILDING CONTR~TORS
follows : to a pol.Dt in the Southeasterly at the intersection of Balboa REMODELING
and
ADDITIONS
The rea.! property situated in llne of Lot 206, of said Block CERTifiCATE OF Bl.ISlNESS Blvd., and 41th St., West New-
~lock 60oflrv1ne'sSubdlvisW>n. 60 distant thereon N. 40'"37' 5'1" Flctltious firm Name port; drivers •ere Kazen Hous-
Ul the County ofOrange,Stateof E., 24.00 feet from a staodard THE UNOF'.RSIGNED do hereby m•n, 4905 River A,e., West
Callfornia •. as shOwn on a map Orange County Surveyor's cert!Jy that they are conducting Newport, and Roger Elliot, 405
recorded w Book 1, Page 88, monument at the lntersectionof a Real Estate business at 2865 Canal Dr., Newport Sbor es . •• • ~Rf.f. ,.LAM lf.R\I'ICI!
Miscellaneous Maps, Records the center Unes of Main Street E.ist Coast Highway Coronad 1 • ~REf ESTIIIIIATU
of said ?range County, being and Culver Drive as sllown ~ Mar, Calllornia 926i5 undert:e • SATURDAY, MARCH 1 532 .. 59.49
tMt porhon of Parcel 102.01 Orange County Surveyor s fictitious fir m name of Stuart-D1Diel Mayer, 17, of 154-t AMERICAN
as described In deed to the Alignment Book A/SW.mv Robbins, and that said firm Is Mlramar Dr., Balboa, began
County of Orange ~ecorded Nov-page 805. composed or the following tbe month by bel.Dg arrested at COH S TRUCTIOH CO.
ember 28, 1966 lll Book 8113, EXCEPTLNG THEREfROM persons whose namesinfulland M St. and E. Ocean Blvd., on the
Page 345, Official Records of that portion lying within the places of residence are as rot-charge of burclary • , • Jobn
said County lylngSouthwesterly Southeasterly 2'1.00 feet of said lows to • .-lt· HUdebn.Dd, 1010 Linden Place,
of a liDe which is parallel and Block 60. Pa'ul Virs:it Stuart 330 Higtl Costa Mesa, had to be wrestled
concentric with and distant Reserving ande:rcepUngtrom Drive Laguna aea'ch Call to a pollee unit after officers
4'1.00 feet Southwesterly, mea-this abandonment an easemtmt forru_; 92651 ' ... answered a caU about a drunk
sured at right angles and or easements a.od right to main-S~Jey Arihur Robbin 563 in the parldnglot; hewu booked
radially, from the follow1Dg ta.iJ1, operate, replace, r emon West 36th Street, San s,Ber-on the cbarp of dlsturbi.Ac tbe
described line: and renew all now existlog sant... na.rdino Calllornta peace ••. Mark Moran, 23, of
Beginning at tbe standard tary sewers and storm drains WITNEss their ~s thls 'ltfl 920 Clay st., CWl Haveo, wu
CALL DAY OR MIGHT
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COMPLETE HOME REPAIR SERVICE
• Re-screening -Re-glazlng-Carpentry
• Electrical -Plumbing -Small Appl,
• Lamps • Furniture
Reliable Work --Reasonable Prices
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673-2033
Orange County Sunepor's and appurtenant structures in, day of Marcb., 1969 found passed out at the wbeel
moownent at the lntersectlooof ICK>D and ower the said highWay P•ui Vlrgil Stuart of hts ear at a parking kit, .. ~
the center Unes of MaiD Street and all portions thereof and Stanley Arthur Robbins 2948 E. Coast Hwy., Coronadel ...... ._..., •
(formerly Lane Road) and Har-pursuant to any extstlng fran.. STATE OF CALIFORNlAJ M.Lr, and wu booked on the c-.... & P....,e ..._. -f&
'ard Avenue asshownl.DOrange chise or reoewal thereof to ( 5 cbarce drunk in pubUc • • • ••k.......... .....
County SurYeyor's AUgnment maintain, operate, replace, COUNTY OF ORANGE s " Norman Cirkle, 1626 Ll.nc:olll c eu WILCOXoalil i ... N
Boot A/SW-mV pap 802,frow remon, reoe" and enlatge all COUNTY OF ORANGE) Lane, Harbor HlgtllaDdl, was U ..... ll HAIDWAII
wblch monumeot a 2" iron pipe oow e:listtog llnes of pipe, coo-on this 7th day of March out ~lAg wben a bedroom .....,..._ ... s?pl'••• c.a..-.....
wttb a tac marked R.C.E. 787Z, du.tts. cables, wires, poles, aod 1969, before me a NotarY wlJadoow in Ms hOme wu sbot ,. w. c.a. H., •... a..
deslgoated as P.L 15 as shown otber coDYenJent structures, PubUc 1.n 100 lor' said county out bJ 1 BB (tiD ••• Marcia ,.::eu...:.,.
l.D said AUcnmeot Book at pap aquJpmen&. aDd n.uures tor t.b8 &nd state residlqtbtrtiD,duly Uuttn, 2157 Ocean BIYd., 1:..:-==~==-::c=--~~~g~~~~g:= 805, bearsS. &'J• 14' 31" E., openUoa otp.splpettnes.teJe. eommiuioo.d ...t nora, per ... COlOGI del War, aid ba" ear FLOWERS
Z,SS&. ?8 feet, more "' loso; llfiPblc IUid tol-U..., lllllall7 _.. Pa.. Vlrllll ,... lllrljlpod ol a radio aDd .o\I.L OCCASIONS
U.Ooo:e alooc Al<1 ceotorllDo of railroad llDos aDd a.tthelrao-Sluut aDd Slaoloy Arllur ber parae, a USUO 1ooa, oo
Harnrd AYtoiNI H. 40' 39' sportaUoa or' dittr1.butloo of Robbtns blowo to me to Feb. 26, W'bllei)U'UdatFubioa J:JrM.I T-
U" E., 7.3& tea to a l1ne electric eoerc:r, petroltam a.nd be tbt J,.r10u: •bo• oamea lllud -ber pane wu later
parallel trUb a.ad dUtaDt fb" ... u. prodactt:, ammoo.La. water, ue nblcrtbld to tht wllMa toad oo. cwr Or., Mar 1tance
tbellt•ly 7.00 feet, mtUUr«i &DII tor l.otldtDta.l purposu, tnstrument &Dd acblowltdlld Eulp 8Chool , •• Joo.Mutert,
at r1chtiJIIla, from saJd c•~ By order of tbe Boud o1 to me u.l tbey u.<:•ld tbe 11, of 1954 BalluteWay,eo.ta
tu IIlii ot llaloSirnl; •-s_.-. ot 0raop c-, am• Ilea, aniGr_,.~lt, a1ooJ aald parallel llDoS. n• Calltlnla. Dotedi2WI4tblllyoi wtTm:ss my-aadoftk:lal aiiOI?CopolloCt.,c:Mallea,
14' U" E., 217.17 fMC: lo a Mucb, 1SII9. ..u, YUt arr.-... at ea..sr.or..
...... .,_.. coaca•e -II. E. lrT JOHN, c_,-~ v R--· M C:l5 p,m.oaiM'*'IO
..... ., wD&nd1111oiiCIOO.OO CWt ud u~lo Clerk !1oCarJ hbaic Ia ud for llJd ol bltlil JII"IJ Ill nert liZ·
lloll; __ .__.,...., ai!M-dal~• aldC:O.yaadstale. collca -• ....._-•• •
aid .... ~~~~-a -al Drup c-,, (SEAL) --LoaU, 1'10'1 Alllpa ..... ot r W 01" u uc ~ 11, "-•I-...,u .. l!t.J, DoHr Aarto, r-'"'1
...... al 11.11 IMI; -Ill' -· L. Cutelll, All(llltiS It'll 1M lllolala..-plo--. tse '•--...,a.ww (JUl.) ._,.,, P-t~ar.,·ts,zo,l?,JjlrU ww111 '1110; *liDo-·
Jl" I,, 1'11.1'1 ... tr -: ~I -I 1 .. 1 II tllo Newport-1lo dmw u li 1llld • 1111, • ..... to a tse ,...,.._.,. , ...... Jllarellil ud JO, ~. R•...._• _,..., .. a *Ia.
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U,OOO P4nERHS
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Shrvbi, InteriM Plants
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ln .. ctcides ond Fertili1er
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Puts.e •nd Luggage
Aepeir -Dye Wotk
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Architects join firm
James W. Reacfn. William E. and Hubl. S. Nap, project de-
am K.. Sb.nley Bell taan siper.
oamed associates ill tbe Yr. Reagl.Q joi.Ded T/R/A lJl
Mesa arebiteetura.l tlrm 1963. Ke is a aatin of Atluta.
'lbomas/Rlebardooo/Asso-and a 1951 graduate trom tbe
U ~~~~by Robert loslllule of Te<booJocY.
M. A.lA., prelldeot. Mr. Madel' joi.Ded tbe ftrm
Prenoas IIIPOI.DtmtDtl.lDclQ. 1D 1966 after operattDc llis owa
drtd JotiD C. llitcbell, respoo.. flrm for a decade. He 1.s a
i iiiiiiiiiiiiillll.····llb·le·Jbr··C>·DIIUDelCial projects, Dlt1Ye of Soutben:l Calllonda, obtaiDed aD associate ill arts
COMPLETE FUNERALS ,., •• '245
deiJee from Gleocla. .. Colle&e
1D lMa ud jotDedalocaluebl.
teetura1 firm tbe i>llo9111c roar.
He otulaed b1s tacbelor of
arebJtecNre deP'ee from t6C
1111951. COMPLITI FUNDAL AND IUIIAL CINTU
iltnuniallfarlt ....... ...,.._
··~ U. One Be.a11i/al Plla"
Beause the fuDeal ~ burial Rnller CX1iUpt
e!jmjuta the need for pcocessioal lbmt.p
beatJ tra£Bc on mttaowded hipways, family
iod &ieMs alike may POW pay their fall re-
spects by attending the burial tenia, .. 1rell
as tbe mapel sene. a11 at oae &eauti£al p.a.
at laa ooet and more COlli veniencr.
1•1 .;.1.a .ACH K.YD.. WUI!t.ISIM
714 TWI 1 I Na1
llr. s.n lad worled b' a
drleklpmelt c:omp&JQ ud: eu-
Uer operated aa areMtec:bral arm. ball 011 1a1a OW1l ud 11
-"""-uotlllran:lll---lie "' • -ot .,._ c:o.tJ, ltt.:led Orup Caul CoUece bii:Jre gbttiDIDC & -lorol-•clt-
-tbe -1111 ot Call-
-at -·ley l.o 1954. llr. lladlr bu lln'.t Ulft·
lldtol ot tbe SU For-Val. ley c-ot u. A.~Dtr~eao
-ot Arc-., ud Mr.
Bon "' a put dlr-ot u. .,._c_,~.
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telaphone: 675-5010
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