HomeMy WebLinkAbout1970-03-26 - Newport Harbor EnsignPASTOR HENRY E. JONES, at left, 1a passing DD h1t: mlsstoo
of pr•cblnc lbe Word at Ceot.ral Bible Church. Costa Mesa.
to the ReY. Fred Morae, Wbo bas been ealled a.s tbe oew
pa.stot. Mr. Jooes wtllbeleatt.nc:soonwttbhla t:amlly for his
oew uslgnmeot u Aalan dlrector of Campus Crusade tor
Cbrtst. Mr. Morse, a craduate of Dallas Tbeok)ele&l Semi-
nary lD Tua.s, comes to the Costa Mesa cbu:cb trom CalYary
Cburch lD Sa.Dta Ana, whare be bas been serfiAg u director
ot CbrJ.stta.n education. He wW preaeb bis first sermoDJ u
the ll8W' pastor ot Central Bible Cbureb at tbe 9 and tO : SO
a.m. services this Sunday. (Eillip pboto,)
673-0550 OFFICES IN CORONA DEL MAR . CALIFORNIA
charge
enied • pay
lD a f-3 apUt dectlioD lloo:lay reeommeUUoa stace Nolt'&m .. attitude toned thls tban tbey some kim ot actioo," be aid.
Di&bt, tbe Nnport Beach City ber wUbout the COUDcll'sDow .. showed this atteroooo.." "I am sboct.ed (liter t.b1a
Ca.cU put otf Wllil April 13, ledge. Mr. Wclnnis sa.ld the Drst expk)slOD tbat bU occlltTed to-
a recommeodltJoa by Clty "1 am a bit perturbed tbat kllowledge the Council had ot nl&bt. Tbere are thousaDd.s ot
M1.a1.pr Haney Hurlburt and this has been &OI..DJ: oo. aJid tbe the Issue was on March 18 and things cotnc oo J.n this etty tbat
bis statr to lUke sa.lartes for CouocU dldo't tDow about U that tbe sta1f has 1coown about 1 don't report to the Couocll.
pollee offtcer1 etfectife Aprll until last week," Mr. Pat.!JOill u stoce November. U tbis aibaboo 15 oot worlliDc
4:. sa..ld. '•I object to that strongly," righttbec.webetterptlollltW
Tbe a.ctioo, wtUch followed an Tbe recommeadatloo comes he said. "TtU.s Couoellhasbeen ud come touwxlentaallnroa
uplodYe u.cb&Dge between tbe !Ust a UtUe more than 3mooths kept unaware of this tor 4 just bow much lnfornWioG JOU
Council. the city sta1l andre .. before the eodotlbeft.lcalyear, months and that is wroog. 1 want a.od when."
presentative• ol tbe pollee, tire and just a few weeta before don't thlnk we hue sumctent During the debate oo the
a.od city empJoyeeaaa:xiatiolls, btxlptary reeommetdatloo& ba.clr.ground material 00 th1s Issue, il wu broucM out ttat
was DOt lnteoded, boWeTer, lobe llJij salary Slln'eys arepreseo-recommendation f"' make a wise Chief James Glavu bad .,_
a vote ap1nst whit the city re-ted to the CounciL decision." to Wr. Hurlburt to see ihome-~
eoplzes u a oeed for nge In the put the city l:u bJ.ked Mr. Hurlburt told tbeCouncU tblllg could be dooe ~pollee
tUbs for pollee otrleers. wages for all empk)yees at one there was nothing uous~alabout wages. M.r .Hurbhatsaldbltokl
"Weallreeop.IJ.elbatoeed." time rather tban doin( it a mld-yearadjustments,atthough CbiefGlavasthatDewouldatudJ
Couocllman Robert She!too department at a time. ''this Is a mid-quarter adjust-the problem and see Wba.l: ooold •
said, ''but I doo't teet thlB 1s Jim Larsen. president ol the meat.'' be dooe. Tbe result wu hlsre-I!!'
the time to do U. Tbere ou&ta Newport Beach Employees "ln this c:...;e I ft:~~ tbere was commeodatloo !or the salary r ' to be inereues for all city Assn., told the CouocH lbat the eoough of a problem to bring IUUs.
emp}Oyees wbere dellcteocles association ''objects to any iD-E • h 1 ::..~;,..:'f.:':.;:"'.:.,:; ~~~.'"~= .. ~co: aster week m1g ty ca m
tor just ooe departmtot." otber departments.'' What used to be tbought ot as
Couocllmen Sbeltoa ud Coo He said the assoclatioo does Easter week in Newport Beach down even more, •· he said.
JOHN VALLELY of Ba.lhoa Island., draft cboice r:4 2 pro.
feuiorlal teams, is leading a helping hand to tammate
Curtls Rowe (No. 30) J.D r ecent acUoa for tbe UCLA
butettlall cbampioas. This type nf agres$1n play led
tbe BrulAs to a.a tq:~recedenled 4th aa.tioaal title in a
f'O'W', (story OD page 4.) WclDnis and Vice Mayor I.Jlld. object to pollee wace bl&es appears to be 00 more than A comparison ot last year's
sley Parsona eJpl'eued coo. but ••we stress that aay In-Easter vacation now accord.in( arrests and reported crimes
cern tbal: the ltaff had been crease tbat is made sboWd co-. to pollee ' 'With this year's a.cttvtty ~
workin( on the pollee saJ&ry 1Dc1de wtth ather employees." om~ Ed CibiU'eW said, ports tllat statement.
5th A h 0 t Mr • Larsen said separate "Everytbj.ne is doWn but m1oor Tbe number of JunDllli ar-v e ear In g S e eoo.s1deratioo ls ''DOt the trafftc a.ccldems. Arrests are rests lD 1969 for tbe tlut 4
• equitable thing to do aod mar ....... reported erlmesaredawll days at Euler ..... (Salur<laJ
SJS6,000 OFFERED FOR
N.B. CITY DUMP SITE A pubUc hea.rlDg will be be1d trance hallway ol the Newport even border 011 Wed bJth on tbe and eYen tramc violations are throu&t-Tue.:laJ) wu 192. Du-al tbe AprU 13 Newport Beach Bta.eh Ctty Hall. lbat would have to be taken~ part ot city muacement. ltwtll down." rlog ttw same period tn1l yea.r The Ctty o1 Newport Beach tba.t the c.Uy ml&bt sell it.
City CouocU meet!Dcfor formal Ctty tramo en&tDeer Bob for tbe r.wc&tion ot 5th Ave. c11sr~ employee UD1ty aDd mo-He said the dtplrtmeli. there were only 118 ureiU. wu <:Gered $156,000 Moma.y •·We've beea worklnr oo tbeU·
eoutderaUoo of alter.ae.ttplans J&.aee expressed his OAJOSltioc Blll Hashimoto, Ulista:t rille.'' thought the cenen.l decl1De 1n Tbe number of reported crt. ni~ for 42 acres ol dump-sUe sumptioa that the Council's de-
lor tbe 5th Ave.-freeway t.Dter-to 001 pi'Op08lJ coocern1nc 5th d.lstrtel tDiineer from the Los He satd the employee u-Easter week ac:tivtty durinC the mes durin( t.be first 4 days otii.Dd located a.t tbt end of 19th sire wa.s to Wue tbe 1aDd 1M
ebup ...,. Corooa del Mar. Ave .. W'bleb bad betD adnDced A11ples Dtvtaoo ol Hilfrways sodatoo bad DO lDlormaUon oa past 5 years ns because of the Easter week lut yeu ft.l l03, St. iD the Costa Wesa Udustria.l pot tell1t,'' City Ma.n.acv H&r.
Mayor Doreen Mulhall made by a ___,_ otl11U'-reatdenl.l. otrlca, UlllaJDed tbl alternate this re<:ommeodatlon .t.tso-Weather. , 'But, tbe weather is and for the am e. period tD1a area,. bti: the ctty Is not sure tt vey Hurlburt !aid.
-·· ~ 1 .. --... _.._ "'1 plau tor tbe cootrot'trstali.D. ever ud ns DOt evu aware --t this year ud actJ..t ... ls year tbl number wu OQiy ez. wanta to sell. Aadstam: City ...,.,_.
...... ~•m-a ---z Mr. Jata aJd be taforl lm-ttrcb&Dp. Harbor Vln Hills UDtU earller U:oaday that tt a....... •u' A ltlldyLs currentlyuodenn.y James DeCba.tDe said Cbe c1tJ'
aftlnl:loo"J INdJ •Nioa.. uti proftmnt ol Stb An. all the relideiU oo s...scutle Or, would be made. E • eel to determi.J:Ie tbe value ol the bU bad about S5 ofters b' aid--m-wllb ftJiromPC~~PJAn.loGoldoo. .... objoetodlo .. totar<buet "Tbal'a al>ooll&oly ....... ssay Winners announc ll.od aod nrlousrequlrem .... loua,butlboalallbod_ ..... commlllllty auoei.&Uou lD tbl rod Aft. AN pctoal'Diat ol &t a.a Gully btcaue 1t would City M••pr Harlburt ftr~ tor ~ u. u.. c.u, .,..., rn4)' ._ ..._ ~.., .. ld.~~<torloa.l:!~":~~~~·~ ''"-'"" _ _... __ .,_,_~., _ _.. ..... ~ --.--.. ----,._._.-.,cc.. ~.;;:·.:;::.-"• • Coren. Hl&flLIDd• Ud Cameo JOU aJd ud beU..e it tJ la.a caJibm essay coolest n:re ftrJt priJe;Tooy!lfaDIU"J, New-temporvJ Mobllbomu 01'1)., --•
.Drawtnp ofnrlouu.ltmate Au. bid beea. urced u LftJ Hi&b"nd• ruldeDbbavuoteed faith. We tllYe diacussed thil booored wtthtbeir entsattbe port lcllool., 2nd. ud Traety 4500 Cam.pua Dr1vt, Newport Honrd KUler, reprnnN11
pkos are 00 dltplay in tbe en-to redoce tbe nwnber ot houses coocern over u alternate plan openly in usociatloo meett.np anrds buquet ~last nigbt, Locking. Newport acbool. lrd. Beach, through Realtor Jack the compi..Dy, ald the comp&aJ
N b I I d tba.t would mon tbe interchange tor tbe past senral months." March zs a.t tbe American Honorable meoUoo weot to Kay Mullan. would rather purchase the laDd e w s oy a w correc e about 1,000 tartber down. Mr. Hu:lburt had made the Legion ~11. Newport Beacb. Lynn Irvine, Newport Heights The company told tbe councU but that II did not want to c1ose
Mr. Hashlmoto said that tbe recommendation on tbe t&sls Legion Hall, Newport Beach. school. It would~ the land~ well as the door on a lease.
The Newport Beach City nuisances on streets, alleys, interc!wlge is essenlial in that that Newport Belch police of-The e"eot was spoosored by Grades 7, 8, aod 9: Doooa. some ad)llcent laJld m Costa The Council didn't want to
Council lDtrodtJCed an ordinance sidewalks, parkways a.od pr i. p.oenl area, and that 5th A Vii. licer salaries were 1.6 pe.r American LegionAuxtllary Unit Cowie, ft.rst prlze, Coroaa del Wesa tor trailer or mlblle close the door on the possibility
Mooda.y ol&f\l that would amend vate property. would have to be u overpass cent below the sa.lartes<Jioelgh-z91 Newport Beach Mar high scllOol; Debbie Me-bome purposes. of selling the laod ts opposed
its present ordina.nce requirlng • APPROVED first reading ratber than going Lmder the boring cities. S~t Wtillam L CullJlin.gham Cabe, Z.nd, Horace Ensign Councilman Howard Rogers to leasing it either, and directed
tbe Ucensing of newspaper car-ol Ordi.r:ra.Dce 1332, whlcb woWd freeway. But, Mr. SheUoo said, ''I'm ot Ule. Newport-Mesa. uoJll.ed school; a.nd Kathy Lile, 3rd, saJd he wa.s eocoura,ged by the the stall to continue lt1tb the
rlers. set "' regu.latloos lor mobUe "Our designs for that Inter-not so sure tbere aren't other school district was scheduled Horace Ensign schOOl. Karen interest in the city s surplus preparation of its study so U
The cUy has never enforced x-ray units 1n accordlloce wtth cbange are based on a ZOeyear departments Ulat ha'e just as to be featur ed spea.ker for the Smtley of Horace Ensign re-property and thOught ~lllng could took at all the alter-
the llceclSing ot newspaper car-a recommendation ottbeCowtty tram.c project of 20,000 cars much discrepuu:les in thelr evening ceived hOoorable mention. might be one way of ~ttmg a Batives.
rters, but Its present ordinance, Grand Jury. daily," he said. •·we are con-salaries. We should be sure F'ol~g t.be dinner hour First priz.e 1n tne high schOol good return on it. Tbe Council also referred tbe
if taken literally, does re-• RECEIVED a. letter from cerned about the ettect on ad-wba.t we are dOing. [ Q!k-:.tion Mrs. Clayton Thompson, A~ level was awarded to StepllaJlie The ctty staff, however, ap-company's offer to buy to Ole
quire lt. Mrs. J. Harold Caldwell of .)lcent ioterseetioos if DODe is Ule wisdom ot a oear year-e!Mi mertcanlsm chairman pre-Jean Yamashita. peared !.~)set at the prosperts statt for additional study.
The problem was brought Sbore CUJts asttng tor planting provided IM!re. Tbe projection adjustment of so Uttle magni-sented the cash a.war'ds am JlkiK'!s tor the contest were A COMEDY OF ERRORS to the surface last January when of fast grcnringshrubstoscreen tor the Newport Center Drive tude." medals M ~s. Marie Howes, tor mer dEiilD.
the editors of tbe uodergrOUDd the restrooms built in Buck lntercha.Dp is 50,000 cars The statr report lndJcated Tbe ~ssay contest was of-ot women. Oraoet Coast Col-
newspaper, '•from OutotSber-Gully tor tbe Wttle Coroaa daily, so the ramps there will tbat the &mount ot money tn.. fered to Newport Harbor area lege; M.rs,CbarlesE.Hollister, City Cowx:il aga.lnstaoorote
wood Forest,'' sald tbecltywu beach area. The letter was re-be tu.ed to capacity. Coast 'olYed if tbe pe.y lUke Is ap-schOols in three categories. cha.trtn&D of H1111ter Ctlapter, by MayorDor~nMa.rshall,took
beinc iocoDSlsteot In requiring terred to tbe Puks, Bet.ches Hwy. south ol MacA.rtbur Btvd. PfO\'ed would amount to only Shlde!U in 4, s, aod 6 grades Hoq: Hospital Aux:l.Ua.ry, aM a multi-pronged action Moooay
a solicitor's license for each and RecretUoo Commission. bas peak loads of 43,000 cars. about $8,000 du:in(the renW.n.-wrote essays entitled '•Your Dr. Hilda WcCart:Dey, coordioa-night oo tbe question of g:ra.Wng
person •llln&: their newspaper • DIRECTED tbe city attor-Even after the freewu Is built, der ot tbe ftscal year. 1a00 my land . •• ··One nation tor of Newport-Mesa insttuc-a nrtaace to Mrs. AudreSchlft'
oa the street, wtule exempting ney to taka uy neeeuary lepl there wtll still be tb1s arne Jim Scboettler, representa-under God" was the subject tlooa.l media. tor the construction of a garage
emirel}', oewsboys wbo deUver action to eatorce tile city cbar-volume ot trat!lconCoastHwy,, tive of tbe Fire Department assipad to 7, s, and 9 grade Mrs, Cbarles Wuver, auxi-on a lot adjacent to 1909 w.
door to door. ter J)1"'riAools ap!nst any fto-,and more without the .luter-Assn., also cbarpd the staft' yOWipters. Tbose in grades Uary presid&ot, a.od Legloo Balboa Bl~d ., Central Newport.
Tbt UDdercrouod DeYIPIPU laton wbo tavecauadotlnlls ehl.Dp .'' wttb secrecy in Us move Co hike 10, 11 and 12 wrote on •;t Commander Jotm WcHugb The action, which culm1Dal:ed
Ia reportedly now beln.c pub. to be ll&ot drtued 1Dto tbe etty. Revtsed. plans tor 5th Ave . police wages. believe 1n America. •• Here are greeted guests at the door. iQ minutes of discussion. con-
Usbed in Sa.ota Ana aM ''the Tbe actioo ta directed agaJ.nst show a reduction from tbe pro-M.r. Hurlburt ap.ln said suc.b the trlDDers: Table deeoraUoos •ere f\a-t1nued Mooday night's pubU c
Bird 1D Search ota Cap" book. tbe KadaDe Co., wbJ.cta. accor-posed 4 laMs to Zlanes between n.s not the cue. "The oob' Grades 4, 5 and 6: Howard Dlsbed bJ Newport Beach Ebell bearing. referred back to the
lton, wbert the paper wu dlnctotbecity,bualanl:drllled MarcuertteAve.and.Goldearod Ull.ng you dJdo•t lmow wuthat Club aB:i the Tuesday Club, Planning Commission tts re-
Uited u belnl published at wells 1mo tbe ctty llmlts, The Ave.; tbe 4 lanes rema1D ln the the action 1F0Uid be broucnt p' I k d I d commeoda.Uoo tor crutl.ng the
U07 W. Balboa Blvd., Central Kadane Co cootnda tbat 1tJ pl.a.nl tor the portion east of before the Council tonl&ht and rom on ory 0 e aye variance, and directed the city
Newport, Is DO lonpr in bust-oU dr111Jn.c.Iease pre-datea the Marperite Ave. how much was lnvolved," he attoney to take whatever action
oeas thtre. city erarter M.r. Hashimoto sa.id that the said. mlt tor a stncleflmtlyr esidell-oecessa.ry -lncludlngclvll suit
City Attorney Tully Seymour, • APPROnD tbe request of presently revised pla.n.s tor tbe The recommedtioo woukl The Newport Beacb City Ual area a.od si.QIOrting re--to get back 1.nto the city's
lD a letter to the COUDCU Moo-Cll.Uord c freeway route and the souther-locrease tbe alary n.np 01 Couocll postponed action Won-cr•Hona.l facWties to tnciOOe 1\ands 2 arcels of la.ll:1
day, ll1d tbe ameDdmeot to tbe reta.IJl1a.c = ! C:: ly relocation of 5th A'•· would pollee otflcers from $718~871 day ni&ht until ,ril 27 oo tbe a yacht buJn and marina. mistakenly deeded to Mrs,
Ol'dl..ae.Dce would ellmlnate tbe lteps Ia tile city rlctat ol ftJ take out 92 borne sites. Tb.ls Is per mootb to $'7S«<~894 perlrvloe Company s prornootocy Tbe actions, which already Scllitf.
lDcoulJteae:y bttweeu the ian-tor bl.l bluff tJ at 3601 54 less than the previous pro-mcdb; pollee serpanb, from la1 project. bate beeo. approved b)· the Plan-Tbe entire qoestioo oo the
,... of tbe ord1Daoet aM tbe Ocaa BIN. = deJ Mar posaL, but 8 more thLO the $811~986 to $852~1,035; Uet.l-The CouocU felt tbat tbepro.. o1nc Commission, If a_wf'O'¥'ed varia.oce stems trom a comedy
elty•s Hforetmtllt pollcy, &.UotrtDc c:On.trueUoD. ol ~ otlcinll plan, he saJd. Tbe loss ter:uts, from $91«1-$1,114 to jeet ns of such sicniftcance to by tbe COUDCiL, would al9o pro-of errors whlch bep.n La the ~amely the 111~ oftbede-bout at a lower bel of 92 kits is in addttioo to the $986~1198, 1.111 captain• from tbt city U..t tbe oew CO\IDC.U, ride b' a resolution ~ taU of 1968.
llfrt aM dlstrlbuttoa of news. • 1'ERIIINATED :.. pro-Sbores aputments, wb.lcb would $1.06lli,Z89 to$1,1 14~i.ss.&. whlcb wUl be elected AprU 1-t, a map sbowtng a porUoool Bl.y-At that time Wrs. Scb.lff pur-
PII*• from tbe requlrementol ctedlDp wttb Af"nttclUchtleld aU be taken out by the rekxa-Philip Bower. a salaried ad-sOOuld act 00 the matter· side Drive to be n.cated., closed chased trom tbe cit)' a piece of
al!ttlntnc I .ollettol''a Uceue. Co oa tbe CCII'.r Q at t1oo ot Sea. Lane. rlsor b' tbe Ca..I.Lforlda IA&gue The lnioe Co. Is seetlociP· "' and a.tudoned. odd·sised property ad)aceat to
CouDc1J .WO lDtroduced u ~arlt Ud ~::;._ Posaltility ot park sites oo ot Cities Employ" As.soc.la-pron.l to reallp Bayaide Dr. Tbe COUDCU did a~ 1 re-1909 W. BI1Jboe. BIYd., to coo-
m1ssioo action to the CouociL,
and tlle Council referred the
matter to the staff.
The staff discO¥ered tbe
error tnvolvtng au 3 parcels
a.od tsked that Mrs. Schl!f re-
coove)' Parcels B and c back to
the city.
W.rs. Schlft' dld stro a quit-
claim deed for parcel C onlJ
to the city. but It las not yet
been acted on by the Council
1n the meantime,ina.na.ttempt
to solve the differences wtttl
the Deigtlbors, the proposed
ca.zwrt t\as crown tmo a p.rage.
But the Delghbors stU! are
ap.lnSt It. They would prefer
that all tbe JaM be given back
to the cit}'.
The COtmciL, realizing that
the nrta.Dce &ranted wu for a
carport ntner than a canl'!.
decided Monda)' Digtlt that the
issue ShoUld be referred t..cll
to the Plann1n& Commlsaton.
But, not before the queSUOII ot
title is cleared ~.
"WIM!n that question is re-
solved., ttle entire process bt.
g!DS "i>ln·
OI'diDuce MOiday tbat would t1Dctoo a.cbudii!UMJriudU. pr(1)C1} taken forfreeft.Jpur· tioos, ald b.l.s lf'OCC) ~betweeo CO&St fhry. lll1 Jam-sohlt1oo. declaring u iri:ention struct a carport. Tbe property
ella\IDite tbe DMd lor eo.mcLJ staa to neaotiltt a .... wttb poees wu meot:iooed by Mr. tbe sa1arJ lDUeue b' pollee boree Rd.; i.A)roftl ol.teotativt to order tbe ck)slng ~and &tw.a-cooststed of S PlJ'Cills, an ts-
I&JPl'Oft). of.oUcltorJ' UctDita, Humble ot1 Co Atll.6 Rleb Hublmoeo. He said tbat I omeus Ud n..ot.d assura.octs lnlll for pro~y bay-s: dollmeot ol tbe Bayside DrtYe timated 500 9qtare bJt Parcel
a1kJw1q: tbe Ucease ~ flekl bid DDWl~ tbe eii:J a.i_ oew law allo'll's clUes to lease tbat 1f tile nutter lJ put olJ subdlYisloo ol acres iato port1oa. and set a pti>Uc bel.rlnc A, 1 smaUer &dileent PvoeiB,
to mab tbe tlDal determ'•Uoo U ao )oapr wu 1lltenlted 1D larpi.U frN'ftY prcJPCtf trom tbiJ compenatton would bt resideotial k:lts; and a ase per. oa. tbe matter lor April 13. ud a larter area. Parcel C, ~UAUL T. RE$1ST1HG ~ la-.oce otsuch U.eeuea leu1actbl PICIPIItJ tbe Jtate aDd tstabll.ab JU'tl at made rtib'oaeUYe. N E d 1 rf ttt. exisUDg alley ~h. ~R REST 04 ~RGED
willie r_..lq to 1bo ap. ' ell}'-· 0oe possible put 1'llo Coooell ns DOl roody lo ew nsena a race s a How .. or, U ftS the ellf'a Foar per...., wore arratocl pUC&at a rtlflt of an-I to tbe (Cootinued 00 paae 6) ..U. would be tbe ar• De&r commit Itself on tbls prq:osaL tttentloo to •11 oo.17 Parcel tbiJowtnl: a.o lBeldeat SetwdQ'
eo.ct1 lt bll JA)llcaUoa b:de. IOMI 'THREAT H EARD re~ Sea La., be sa.1d. "U n IIJ"M to put thl.s oft I For tbe tirsl time Ill Its U Race Cl&irmu Gtorre Yule A to Mu. ScbtJI; Parcel B March 11, al 25tb St. udOc ..
llled. It &1.lo Ulablllbel ad· AT Cl1M HIQt U"Uoot.. LoGI Bourpt, an IC:Oustles doll't tb1at tbv• sbouJd be &111 •tars, lhe Ne-ftlrtJor 10 prdcted 1 oew record olea-wu to be IIMd u a wtdeoed Ft1,._~eat N~Mt·~·~·-diUoal.l replattou awUcable ......... upert fr'om tbe S&enmeoto ---tMd lo u J ... _. alley awn-ell wttb Pvcel c. rvuce .,.._ -----to .ollcUara alii peddlers; Pollee la.btlld 1. paiNIIfted omce f1l tbe Divtsioo o! HlP--~ ll•orvtDc re. Euenlda yacbt racela~CMcN. trtes: tt tbe I.I)COmiDC e•ent. Bat aU 1 p&l"etia ,..e, aecor-lWt Stweu.ll. olsuta "-
tpedflcaiiJ, 10UcttornadPid-bonlb tbnat maH atec:n.at ....,... aid tbat a ne..., aJoac = _:J.":,tt·~~= ~..':.'!~~:an.!:': ::b.=-:~·:,;;~ dlnc .u tM dtJ. erra.a.b' Lawr..ce GrUU Bt~~~t n.
loro-bo-"-OIIIo_.. ~•-IIJ&b ~ ~-Frldl}' 1111 An.-"'" ao -•-..,. M ~ -_..,... 1o Mn. Sdlll!-o( III-1/1-St.. ••~~ow-• .,._. -... mon -... a _ we 1D&1 -. --. ft ocean a.tU.O, yaettts ll upec. Amoac the OOYeted l:nlphJes to port. ud Wtll*ul 8.leatln ~
oliJ --· cordo !rom , _ , _ m.U -olltet 011 Harbor more -...-lbeo ..... ..., at ~ ---· •-al ~ a-~ ·~ ~-.11 ra·-a • r-Oll IIIIo to Para! A ~ + -1M ~ d:l?iaioa lJIIdl:ltiO' ~ a.._ lolrltte, I. V ... .:llool clial.a'oom&. He ...., ---. u_-DOOIII-• .,..._. .._. ••u• ..... bJ ...... cllld •Oct. ~1M&. larcl. J0. of leu 1--l'f;
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Tltl CIPPICJAL MIWIPAP .. EDITORS WHO SUGARCOAT THE "U
CW iM1 arf 01' MIWPOIT IIACH One niahl re«ntl)l I made a •pecc:h io Phil•· Aside from intearity, po~~lbty the moat im·
•-lpho'• •-fore • llr&e crowd in a suburban port1nr inaredient for an cdltori1l ...... &a for T:HB 1('11/1()11 '11~"5 OF"S"T ND•~o~a,a£~11 , UOI: VII' ...-" · " ~.. r c. c.ff~r,..rc. thcatn:. Midway in the 1peec:h a policc:mao the edito r to own Sl% of his ptpcr-aod
Otftee Oil Jri•lfll pt.. la •• t:.llp hiW...,. rush«~ down the aiale and raa up to the 100% would be • lot be ncr. The: writera wbo
t12l t. eo... lfwy., C.O. del IMir C.tu. -~ podium 1 nd told me that the pollee depart· write in VIJIX Jcneralities, who tuaarcoat the
TILIPHOMIJ 6734550 CAr .. ~ 714) · ment h 1d just received a telephone call sayina pill, who shield the public from the bitter or
TilE NnPOAT HARBOR EHSIClll '-the .alp ...,. priMed that the: theatre had been time-bombed. The dia~ute.fut or obscel\e truth, art not protec1in1
... p.lt-...M 1•-,lirle C .. y of H..,... S.. .......... =.t~ \ouUy bomb wu 1Ch~uled TO JO off in .even minute1. the P'!blic but them!IClvc:s, Or their pubUabcn.
....M W .,...-•wep.-I• lite Newpen ~CM&• ..... I announcc:d !he news. and requested the audl-Truth can prevail only in any open market·
At-. PIIIJIIMed ~kly, u Ttt.-.day. Seeoltd cJ ... ~ap paid encc to dispcf# quid.Jy. Matt obliacd in an place of ideu, opinions and facts, • c.r.-.. , ,._, C&IU. • orderly fa.\hion-a ft-w kooks crted "no! no!" In spite of all this, "free speech" is •till en-
TilE NEWPOIT HARBOR £NSJCN w .. Mj~ lO .. • •••· and went limp. A "lie-;n!" 1 bade them aood joyed in this country more than almost any-
_... of .. -~ clr<:t.•!•loa by cowt dec:ne No. A-20178 ~!~ted niaht and left. It wa' bitter cold outside. A whe·e else in th~ world. for instance. re<::cntly ~1 14, 1951, Ia 5.pet"lor Cowt for tlrlo Co•My of Or .... S..co of . · c h · he CaHl..-al .. IUld by ro•.o• thereof lo qualified ,0 .bU .. ~I •b\Jc thousa~d or so people mt lled around outs!de Senator Euaenc Me art Y ( u ptrant to t •*•,.. •ired 1o \'aw. P P u poltce and firemen s~archcd the bu1ldtnJ Presidency, of all thmgs!) said this to lUI
AnO I, aA.:ttA .............................. _.o..,_. ud PUitoher for an hour. No bomb. The crowd went back audience in New Brunswick, N. J.: "I think
PEC HAAPA ............................................... .AMOC:i Me Editor in. I doubt that as many at five peopk leh. history would 5Ce no thmg wrona if Nixon doe1
lo H.,.bor Nee:
IUIIC.ItrTIOM IATII We finished the program, presrde over the firs t military defeat of thit
O.e re•• kOO; 2 ye .. , 1'7.00 Th~ Phi/udt'lphiu tnquir~r had a reporter at country but would r~gard it inltead u a Ow of H.bor An~~; Ou ye•, I.S-00; 2 ye.,.. t~.OO the speech, bdorc, during and after the bomb measure uf great statesmanship."
scare. I talked Wtlh him before and after the If I wcr~ a horse man , I'd be inclined to use
speech, but not one line about the event ap-a crop on McCarthy for this trcuonous state-
pcared m the Enquirer. Suppow the bomb ment. But on second thought. a crop is used
threat had been at a "Black Power" mC'et mg in o n 1hc /rollf end of a horsc.-Amcrican Way
ARVO E. HAAPA, owner iftd ·pubflsher of the Ensign
SUGGESTION FO~ FREEWAY FIGHTERS
The proposed City ot Irvine, announced
laat week by the Irvine Co., has a road-
way along Its southerly boundary. This
suggests a promising solution for the
efforts of the Freeway Fighters to keep
the coastal freeway from gouging out
hundreds of homes and businesses In
Newport Beach and Corona del Mar.
The Corona del Mar freeway, swinging
aroW>d the Upper Bay from Its origin at
the San Diego freeway, can turn eastward
near Ford Rd-and serve as a freeway
divider between the cities ot Irvine and
Newport Beach. Otherwise, the Freeway
Fighters cannot succeed in their efforts
to eliminate the adopted coastal freeway
r oute --except by getting the Corona
del Mar freeway diverted away from the
coast. This diversion along an Inland
route can save the Corona del Mar area
from the terrible destruction and dislo-
cation that the freeway can cause_
Information submitted Monday at the
N ew{lort Beacb CO\!IICil study session by
Bill Hashimmo, assistant distrtct high-
way engineer, gave support unintention-
ally to the Freeway Fighters' campaign.
He said that U the coastal freeway Is
adopted along Its present route through
Corona del Mar, there would be no les-
sening of traffic on Coast Hwy. In this
area. This confirms the argument pre-
sented in last week's Log --that the
coastal fr eeway would Just attract more
traffic to this area, to spill over Into
our local r oadways and cause even gr eat-
er congestion .
We already have trouble enough_ Keep
the freeway out of our city!
• • •
MADNESS IS THE NAME OF THE DANCE
I dropped by for a m ~ment last Friday
evening at the "March madness" Junior
high dance held at Harbor High by the
City of Newport Beach parks, beaches
and recreation department. The dance
was aptly named. The hall was in near
darkness. There were multi-colored psy-
chedelic lights flashing from the band-
stand_ From the band came a deafening,
pulse-pounding beat and booming sound,
amplllled into awesome volume. In this
pagan-like atmosphere ot darkness and
light and reverberating sound, there were
the swaying bodies ot young people, your
daughters and sons, responding to the
hypnotic effect ot bizarre and barbaric
music _ •• Is this what you want, parents,
at dances sponsored by our own city?
•
M I!>~!~Slppi! Feature~
LETTERS TO EDITOR· ·
• WHO'S ON TRlAL?
Editor ot tbe Ensign,
Go visit your criminal courts
a.Dd see your policemen put on
trial. Yes, that's right. The
pollee and oot the criminals are
on trial. Take one case, for in-
staoce, and foUow it throug:b
at the cr tmlnal court divtsioo,
Costa Mesa.
Grace Anderson
Newport Beach
to do her bidding with great
haste.
A few days later the school
board called a meettoc. DOtJ..
tytng her to be present. It so
b.appeoed tbat the boy was the
soo of a member of the board.
Wnlle questloolng her they
asked, "ShOuld the boy baYe DOt
obeyed would you really baTe Wt
him?" Her answer was, "Yes
geDtlemen., l most certa.1nly
would have struck the boy!"
• "NO CO WAR D" The school board una..aJ..
Editor or the Ensign, mously commended ber on r.er
Thls school rebellion gotng stand, sayingthattneseboysha.d
OD COntinually r emindS me of the been ffiOSt tro\lbJesome, bad r
e~teoce W'hich my sister had practically run other teachers
whlle teaching her ft.rst scbool out. They said that tbey wished
ln a ooe room coWltry school-sbe would stay, and IJ sbe sbould
house tn Oklahoma during the need their be~, they would all
early 1900s. They had there-standby ller, tor she could dis-=.
potation of betng very hard. to clpllne and control the school,
d1sciplloe and manage, as and she was just •bat they oee-
Ulere were several okter boys ded there. She bad no turther
attending, who had ha.rassed and trouble.
bullied the young lnexperieoeed She was DO( a polittca.l
"sctwJol-mams" each year, coward!
causing some to resign, am C. A. HWlt
callS!Qg the schoOl board the Corona del Mar
dLmculty of ~ing a. tea.cher
.in that district.
Doe day ooe oftbe "blgOOys"
r etu.sed to do something wllJch
the 18-yea.r...old. teacher had
asked h.lm to do. (She n.s my
Uttle sl.5le;t .) BeUlg a. •ery de.
termilled prJ. s11e lol4 blm
ap.tn that De must doasft bad
told tUm, "immedi&.telyf" SttU
he r efused. Turning sll&btlY,
she deliberately picked ~ a
stick ot stove.wood, dn.1ri.D.(
It back while s,ying: '•You must
do this or I will IUt you with
this clubl" He looked hard into
her !lashlng brown eyes, with
much surprise! Then be yielded
The American lndepeodeut
party of Orange County will
sponsor Charles E. Woltf. pro-
fessor of ma.rk.eting, Callfor'rda
State College at Loog Beach, in
a ooe..day seminar Oll ''Whai:JOU
MRS. BUCCXILA HAMED
AIRMAN RoDilld D. Emery, son AT OAR CONFERENCE
•
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CONSFRVATIVE CORNER ·-.._ • d
ll'ouiUWIIdlllll-111 U -IU ololr-_,.. ____ _ ..... -''Oor 1lapN .... __ .. __
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_.. '"PO'lr,"" Ull 1IU fllllrl-_......, lllo VIol Coi(.UII .-11U _,llloo 1J11 Jll'l•
eatoda-dwUI>&anlmpUea. IMIIcinli--•. Womaot -oolwu boldbJ.-tm-
UOa: "P0W2R:' H• bu tltl-aot auo. a npeUtto-of tM pll.c&ble eatmJ: b-........... , "Prl-dr-'"lwlloo _.. .... .., ... .., Pr-11-Piaol
IOIMI'I of wu, lfWJOM'• ru-ft&btllc IIMD blkl Jlt,_l bJ' DCIWY tbe world tlll.t n wW a
pontlhtUty." EY .. YOOI'a. .X tbl Manti Kor'tul Wtrt .. mplJ' C(IOI!cW delrKUIC l'fU ODt ol
OCII)' tbo r-l>IUIJ oltbo -ol!bJ<Nronpwo----boldb!'lllo_..,_
Matlloro o1 ---mtol ID u -allollld ael ol "Soeood: NoiiiY Bald lllat
lddr1u la Box 51 Soatll ha,.. betra)'IJ.. aJl POW'1 mutt bl lleU,trld eo deal. CaW tu •tbl motblra ''At tll1J momeat. tbert Llao a predlte:rm1Did mttoa 011 •
tbl wiYH, •• tbe lUter I ud plu D obtt•olnc tbt releue ot eertltD date.
n..u..rt. ol senl~me11 tbeM mea. priaz' to oar a .. ..Tbird: Motif)' Haaol tblt It
IYC)1fbtrt U WtU u tbelr 1atuaJ wUbd:rawal from Vt.t.. tb1J UDcoadlUoa&l ulUm&tum
OIUCUuoe .,;,....fi>U(I ..,.1 Our blrpiJIID( poolljou Ia 1101 mot, -rlllrl>Drwlll
Rlehanf Cottoo. ... ld"l wW bo radleallr ahr..._ Tbe bo c-wltboul fUrtllor mil-
from tbt Coutnl.Uft View .. a.dm1n1.ltratto U tuU7 anre f1catioa.. FIU'tbermore, u.c
poUlt OYer XEMO (leO) at ? IUid llllt tilt ll&aot poramoat 111. II will roOI&Io c-fiJI: 1lle
11 p.m., weet daya, bU made teodJ to uplolt tbl• mea u durauoo. .
"POWER" a special allrt tor war crtmt•'•· Our Dl.tloawi.U "Fourtb: Doe week lal.ll',ud
all 1141P011er. of b1l btot.d· be bwntulltcl be)'ODit blUet. We Witbol.lt turtblr aoWtea.doo,
cutJ;, and tsptelally for tboH wt.U be for* tow1tDIAIUC._ eiOIIt all raU from Ctwa, and
wbo aped the "Potllloo b' tloao, IUid •• will bo oabjectod lcoop 11 ·-b' tile dontloa.
redreiS of &rlennces by miU· to uablu'd ot blackmail lt wtU "FUtb: 9De wlek titer. aD1
tary me~~. of rank aM ez. be tbt Bt.y ot Pip I.Der....S wltbod: hlrtber DOtUlc.aUoa,
a tboUADd Iolii. deCoy all power pl&Db 1n ud
,/
lofOODil Hanoi-
"Sllth: Ooe week later, and
wUh DO ftlrtblr ootlftcaUoo.
cieJtrOJ all mar&h&Wnc yards,
ap.JA for tbe duratioL
"SeYealh: Doe week later, a.od
wlt.b DO turtber nottflcat1on.
flood tbe rlee ttekls.
"Ellbth: ODe week later, &Dd
wllb 111 turtber DOIIllCIItoO,
deJtroy all w<orU of mu oortll
ot the demllltariJed .....
"!flalb: Aa reqlllred, .la.ad
t01'CII to lmplemeBt tbe release
of tbe prt.ooers ol' war. U any
b.an beeG tmmed, to apply tbe
doctrloe of milltary )U8t.J.ce &Dd
reprlal u aeceuary."
Rnders ottbe "COOHrva.t1fe
Coroer." please reaUJ.e that
Americans llln the POWER to
Ulllueoce tbetr president. The
presldeat bas the POWER to
obta.l.D tberelea.seofour POW's.
Will you use your POWER, to
belp broadeut thla urrett mes-
sace?
Dr. Carl MclnUre, whO
brOildc:utl tor tht ZOthCeatury
RetormaUon hOur at 6:30&Dd 11
a.m. week days OYer XEMO
(860), IUid OYe< KBBI (lm)I0?.5
a.t 7 a.m., is denloptnc forces that promote these sub-ly researell education as U U: "POWER" to rea.cb the pre-
stances." today. Tbey would Ute to form sldelt by IPOOIOI'l.Dc the
"The CHANGING ROLE Of a eomm.Utee to Y18W on pro. "m&reb tor Yletory parade" to
THE HOME." crams comi.Dg 1nto our dl&trtct,
"ROMANTIC t.DVE, SELF-ao that aomt or tbe material 1n ::u:;:u~~~·~ 3,000 bus
LOVE, ALTRUISTICLOVE,I.Dd tbat P&reatl ue objtctblc to lolda ot marChers 1.011 11
WATURE .LQvt." . todQ be staed tr bt ' "ASSESSMENt ot the so; ' \110)' · .-001 ·-1oo1WJc lo<ftr41o ... "'l!'!lllrol
CIAL IUid CULTURAL EM-COD1Ia( _a IIOfl "' ocbool cnmla·lroa> ~.jarto llltbe
vmoNllENT." ~~· -~· -''""""-co.UJ. Muy art 11J1oc to ·--........ r_.: .... Wafl!lacton from u-.O.la:·· Tbe tolJoolri.Q( reeommeoda.. baud ol trt&Jteea: &.lid tbe ~ • Ccut. On MoDday mor he
lions were 1ncl1.1ded: .lnteDdeat ahrays wut u later· a.DDOUDCed onr tbe radio "We
''A. ln&trucUon on drur Yin wttb tbem 1Dd1Y1duaUy, but art Dabtitlr tor our bo)'~ DOW.
abuse be INDIRECT RATHER after DW1J 1Dterfiew1, IJIId We are ca1J.1nr, ID tbe name ot
THAN DmECT. mueb UDderst"•Unc, rrXhinC our God,tonletory. Thewomea
"B. LEARNING ACTlVITY poRtife 11 resolYed, Tbe~bool ue colac to S&'f"e America a.s
PACKAGES (LAP) oo 'drugs ID boa.rd 'ftDb JOU to put your lbe womeo sa,'f"ed Bn.JJ.I
other cultures'becoopera.Unly eompla1Jits Ia letter form (that VIctory 1a 1a our bearb." ·
compiled aJJd denloped by a USIDll)' b: DOt aekDowledpd), Tbe marebers will assemble
socl.al scteoce taaeber ud a come to meetiop, he-'> tbetea-at 11:00 a.m. Aprtl 14 Ul tbe
bealtb tea.cber. (Remember, W"t eben with tbetr work, belp tbe Mall area, west ot 4th St., 111
han beeo telling you about LD· aebooll wt.tb tbelr work, pay WuhlDgtoQ, D.c. Tbe mucll
structlooa.l packaces at Costa PTA dues to belp buy tape rep will bepa at ooou.. and a rally
Mesa bigtl scbool. Tbe proper eorden tbat most: ot them do wW be beld a.t z p.m. tn the
term tor tbese paetaces 11 DOt apprcwe ot, but WHEN 1t Eutpse.
"Learning Activity Pack. COME TO WHAT THE P.A . Le( us lotbesptrUofE&ster
ares".) RENTS THINk •••• tbey smUe brln( ~ anew to our n&flllni
''C. Tbe above LEARNING at you aOO tell you tbattbeywtll men DOW" tmprt.Joed 1D Vltt.
ACTfVJtv PACKAGE BE lN -ctn It aome serious thougbt, Dam. Let Ul resurrect their
CORPORA TED lNTO THE but It Defer ldY&Deea to the bopes aDd br.I.Dg them to tbeJ.r
WORLD m8TORY COURSE aad acUoo. lta.J'I" haYeD.' (n Amertca.
be tau&ht ellber a.s a separate . •
unit or MORE IDEALLY as a c • t I t
REGULARPARTOFTHETEA-onnre Q pay concer CHIIIG UNrT.
"D. The lnlormatioopresen-COillt&Dee lA1nC of Corola &Dd Mrs. William J...a.1tl&. w
ted ta a historical cootut, a.""-HIP"W wtU appear ta pla.oo DtSola Terrace, Corona Hlcb-
diog any Mt>RAUZING or eoocertatBtrdHa.ll,Occideatal i&Ddl,wuformerlyaOCieb&r.
PREACHING. Ill -In( the Collop, Loo Allples, II ?:30 tor IIUdeul_ Lut year she wu
drug abuse problems o1 otber p.m. Mooday, AprU 27. oat ot 10 11aior' women elected
cultures U Is boped that stu-Sbe 1& ~ eoDCltldJ.ae a eon. to tbl UCJ women's booor so.
deota wtU pin a better insigbt cert tour, pla.J1.DI tD 10 cJUu eletJ.
lDto our own Pl'obltms.•• 1a oortblrn Ca11forrd.L Awarded a~ toOcc.ldell&al
We could 10 OD wtth many Mtu 1A.lD&t daQibter ot Mz. Collep, abe 11 worklDc toward
otber eumples, but tbe tm. ber muter oJ uta d8CI'H lD
portant IIOfl ot lhls s..,)ect LEGAL NOTICE muolc IUid plault>otudyb'llor
Ia lba1 -'IOIIJ 1lle oeboola CERTIFICATE OF DUllNESS -at USC, Coaole hu
plan It> 1111> Ia SEX EDUCA-f-Firm Name jUt -oloclecl toSI .... A4>fw.
TION IUid FAMILY IJFE edu-THE UNDEIISIGHED dou lata Millie: FntarDIIJ,
calloo IUid SENSmVITY benbf eertll)' llllt she 1o --AI U .... pla)'ed wllb ~
TRAIIIIIIG Wider the IUlo ol dlldl.or a lll"l .... -1 --C-S,-Ore-._
"DRUG ABU)£." DtA at 1111 S. Eaelld AYt., Sbt bu prettlt"med. Ia colltCC"t
An IQpi'Gpl'llte QUMUoa S1dte 8., Aabttm,Ca.Ut.,llldtr bdx"e Upper B&yPI:lt.lblrmooie
mlCflC 10 eometb!DC Ute tid•: tbt flcutloM arm .-me ot Na. Soc.MtJ. tauc:ti mule tor
IS THERE A CONNECTION liE-t'-1 i'nlcrul-IAinl.oc I yooro, U11 wu -~
TWEEN tbo FAMILY LIFE Uld -Ull llllt aldllnll to Girl olllle-
SEX EDUCATION,' Uld THE ...-oltboJoliowlarPII'-Sbo bu lloeo -ID( wUb
DRUG ASIIIE PROGILUI? --MJHIAftiiiiUidplote VI-Allor o1 Hollrwood. -h:ltormJ.Dc oar reader• alu:lt ot re..,_,. are u toDowa. to. wu b'mc)J eftlllltact wttb
1lle ··-I f*lrapo'' wit: ledlll 1(, Y-c~J-. 101 llltlllard llc:bool ol II-It>
hu bolD -ol oar lllraut B 11U11a Pl. c-dol liar 1lle -.
_,._ Wo Dl&loeted to loll CaUL ' • PAC&In PIIOJIIC
,.. -a $..poeat J11Ya 'lrlTMB -~·-1-T oat II CoD II-Ill~~~~-~ •r --Mra. A.r1ller A-SeluiWIIIUid eaUod ••CIIILilR£N OF Tilt ~ mo. ledllll K-Mr. 111111 Mra. lollo 11.-
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no ~-ewe~~,
Urd Uld an.. CoD-'I'M .... 1Hd War•, MWlJ
caJiod -. will brlor .. eUFif lar tbl I ud lG-.10
LIII,_,_.,._,TIIUdd
cbDU, dtncild bJ ...... Fre-
dlriet -~. wW pr .... u
-eaOIIII, "llallolu)all.
Wbat a Sari«," bJ JObD W. p--Sboldoo Klr-lek
wW aunt.. Robert Beardlley
wiU be at tllo orpa. Soloist.
are Mrs. lAoM.rd K1Dc, Mrs.
lloblrt Bel.rdalty, J obn Hoyt
ud Leoa FrlDC!$.
• • • • st. ADdrew's Presbyterian
Cb•eb, 100 81. Andrew'• Rd.,
CUff HanD -Or, Cbarles
Dl•eaG.eld will preach at 8,
t :JO ud 11 a.m. Stllliay oo
"Deltb to Ufe eternal.." Tbis
ls put 7 ol. b.1.s .leDten sarles:
OD "Tbe alcbemy ol. Cru-ist." • • •
TtM Plymouth Coo.crep.tioDJ.l
Church, SZ6Z Broad st., New-
port Hei.,.U -"Eartllquake In
tbe moraloc" will be the Easter
.. rD10D toptc ot tbe Rev. Nor-
mu. 8I'OwD al 10 a.m. this Sun-
day. • • •
na-c-oltaoa
.......,, 1100 PacUlc "'" Dr ..
1larber vtow IIWI -nan
will be·-.. -S-: 1:10 0.10., wllll tllo
Lord' a ...,.,. , aDd at t ud 11
a.m. A dram&, •'Tbe trut tbll
IID"t rnlJIIlaeed," wtU be Sll't-ae-b7 a. -o4ull ....., at 7:10 p.m. lod&J, March U.
On Good Frldl)' tbere wtJ1 bl a
pra,yer •tell from 1000 to 1:10
p.m., ud a 7:30 p.m. com-
munion senic.. • • •
Tbe Newport Harbor 1..&1-
tberu Chureb, 2501 CWf Dr ••
Newport Heilbla -A eom-
mwaJoo sen1ce trtll be blld
at S a..m., folloWed by a parau
breakfast from 7 to 1:30 a..m.,
sponsored by tbe Lather lAl-
gue. The recu1at serrice.s will
follow at 9 and 11 a.m.
EV ANGEUST Dean Bron and his 'll'lfe, W.Uy Jean. Will
be featured 1D the 7 p.m. serYice on Easter SUDdaJ at tbe
fLrst Baptist Chure.b ot Costa Mesa., 301 llapoUa St.
Christ l...ulberaa Cburcb of Wr . Brown, the "s1n&1Dc naogellst," Is auoctated wttb
Costa Mesa will bold 1ts 18th Or . Merv Rosell, 1DteroaUooally !mown "Americu cru-
• • •
sader," and has recorded a number of sacred sonp.
aD.Dual Easter stmrlse serTlce Mrs. Brown 1s a pLano stylist u well u a composer, ofteo at 6 a.m. th1.s SuodaJ at the Pauk> Drive-In Theatre. Tbe composing a song "oo the spot" as a part ot ber mualca1
Rev . L. v. Toroow 'II'IU brlllc: presentation. The Browns travel the year around across the
a message 00 the topic, • 'Tbanlr: naUoo ln an evangellstk and musical series lmowo as
'' Hooonltallty crusades." God lt's Easter.'' SpedaJ musl.c ___ -:...___: _______________ _,
will be prorlded by the church ,.
choirs. Cotlee •Ill beiUrnWlod MARINERS CHURCH at the theatre's snack bar.
' ' ' AN NCES A union se.vlee •Ill be held NOU
from noon to 1 p.m. oo Good Do·. Gleao O'H~ professor at Ta.Ibol Tbeok>cicaJ
frlda.y at St. A.Ddtew's Pres-Semlnary, La M.irada.,wlll be pulpU ml.nlster for tiM
•
"You know a
good doctor
for this?"
h 's a question we answer all
tM time. Somctunes il's some-
one: new 111 the oe•ihborhood. Sometimes 1t's an
old fr~end ..-.ho JUSt doesn't happen to have a
fam1 l)" phH•.:•an Tkc boy spraim an ankle ... the
baby run~ a tempr:r:llure ... Grandma has a bad
cou¥h. T roublcd ptopk: ofte n turn 10 us for help,
and ngh tl~ ~o. We work. closely ..,..ith ph)MCIOinS,
provtdmg the mcd1CIIltS they prescribr and u~ 111
the-or o tfoen . We k no.,., "'hu they ;~rc ,thcor ~pecutl·
tiCS, thc1r offKc hours. In an cmcrKC'JlCY \\c·rc
good pr:opk to ask And we're alwllly5 happy to
be of sen oct to our fncnd!i and p.iitrons.
•
"FASIOOM CONCERTO, OPtJ; 12," to beDeftl tbl 0rup
COUDQ Pbllb&rm..W: SocletJ'• treeyot&b«::DCerttpro&ram,
wtll bt beld Wedoeed&J, AprU 1, 1n tbe ADibetm Coat'atioa
Cealor UDder lbe co--ship ol t1>o Newport
Hatblr Se"lce Leaaue and Orange Couuty Pbilbarmoaic
Soel«y. Comm.lttee cba.Jrmen tor tbe pla are (seale~! left to
rllfll) Mrs. James Keyes of Emerald Bay aDd Mrs. UUes
Lanon of West Newport, cbairma.n aDd co-eblirrnan; (stan-
<11nc left to rlpt) Mn. Jame1 P. Mackel Jr. of 8Q Sbores,
reiiU'Y&Uou; Mrs. L1Dda Joou of Costa Mua, models, ud
Mrs. James Owen of Balboa Peoiasula, bosleues. Hats,
seanes &Dd top destper•s flsblons sucb u thoM created
by the promiPeot Amertcu artt.st Geoftrey Beeoe wtll be
.-,. at tllo -nt. (Jaek Wul -.)
Cbriltlau Scleoce Churches
-"Real1ty," cootrastlng ma-
terlal tbeortu: m:i 5;11t1tual
values, la the lesiOn sermoo
topic lor tb1s S\IDday. Serftces
are at 9:15 a.ad 11 a.m. to New-
port Beach; 11 a.m. to Costa
Mea, ud 10 a.m. l.n Harbor
View Hllla.
byteriao Churcb, 600 St. All· 10a.m. se"lcetbl.ISUDday. ca...: te PI dr"''' Rd., CUI! Ha.en. Pas-SPECIAL EASTER SERVICE AT 8Jl0 A.M. ..-.S ftleft ... lftCICJ
tors ot St. Andrew's, st. Mark SUNDAY SCHOOL AT 9:00 A.M . • • •
Tbl Newport Un.Uy Church,
m..c.t.Dc at 15th St. and lrTIJJe
be •• cwr Hano-Ala Easter
-lllapplra-will be
held at 5:SO a.m. thla: Suaday
at tbe Ectnrds theater puking
lot 1a Ne'trpCllrt Ceoter. The Rn.
a.od tbe Churcb of ltle CoveoaDt WORSHIP SERVICE AT 10:00 A.. M. a.1 &. COAIT -'1 .. a-:-A Dao ...
will pattletpate. Tbe sermon EVENlNG SERVICE AT 7:30P.M.
MUSIC FROM OUT
OF THIS WORLD • • l..GHil Fllctlnpr will preac.b OP
0n..nce Couaty Pbilbarmooic Roamary Bron., a musicalJJ ''The RiseD. Christ" at 9 a.ad
SocietJ' bU selected stewart uotn.taed LG:Idoo houaewtle fto 10:15 a.m. af tiM church.
, Robb, musielaD. &Utbor and lee-baa received Mer 400 plecesol • • •
ba:rar. to be pastspeabratthe music abe claims ban beea St. Mark Presbyterla.n
tiDal pre.eoocert preview ot ''dictated" b)' Bach, Beetbo•aa. Chtll'eh, ZlOO Mar Vlsta. East
the lH~-19"10 Series. The pre-Brllhms, L1at, Cboptn. Rach-Bluff -An Easter casnta by
Yin 1f1U be beld at the New-mantnoff. Debussy, Grter aad 0, Duane Blai:ley, "Jesus
port Edwards Clnema Theatre, otber great composers, Mrs. Christ, the Cruc:itled," will be
Newport Center , at 10:45 a.m. Brown 1s DOW reported to bt preseated at 9 and 10:30 a.m.
WedllleadaJ, April 8. Mr. Robb brLDciDc tbrougb the lotb sym .. thtaSwW.y.
will familiarise the preview-phoQy of Beethoven. • • •
coer• with the music to be Wb1le iD Eql&Dd, t.lr. Robb Tbe Ftrst Baptlst Church of
played aDd brlaf\J acqua.J.ot taped iatantftsf1emiaeltmu .. Costa Mesa. :Wl Mac:ooU&St.-
tbem wttb lbe composers. stclaDs Ybo are CODftDeed the "The power of the resur-
Ml'. Ro1Jb 1a a lf&dtale of musle ls aatbeottc. He bad an recUoo" will betheEuterser-
OI:ford University m1 of the exleuln laterTlewtrttbRo&e-moo topic of Dr. P, G. Neu-
Uainnity at Maotfnht.. He ia a mary Bron IUid taped tbe rnw atll a.m.Suoday.Si.I:LclDc
DOted autborlt)' oo tbe Freocb sounds of tbe mule t:n.Da-enDpu.t OeiJI Bron &Dd bU pr-. M-.nua, &lid 011 mltlod. Mr. -w!Uplaytl>ooo-wllo, IWJ J-wiD
111o ~ o1 1J1o --to ~ ... •Joct. pr-t1>o 7 p.m. procram. sblb.-r• COIUGTerlf. He ta; Allo La AprU. Mr. Rd:lb WlD Tbe"e 'triUbt •:so p.m. !181'Tlces
ll1oo a ..ted tnDslator ol bei!D an 1-W* -·-IIWI TluaodaJ .... Fl1daJ, Waperlu opera., iDcludJ.Dg oo "RlltarJ of ParJPSYcbol-lbr'Cb H aDd 27, and a "teeQ..
"Tlle Rtng ot the Nlbthm&." oo•• at OCt ellaastoa. o-rama" al 7 p.m. Saturday.
"Parsifal.'' "Tbe Oy1DcDuteb-Pre'riew eblinna.n 11: Yrs. mao.'' &.lid "Trlstu &lid EdWard W. Sebwnaeber udber MR5. IERCEIOH HolM ED
laolde." commlllee loc1odes Mra. TO 501001. CDMMITTEE
Mr. Robb La a harps1eord1st GUbert Tbompaon, .,_hr Mra. G&rtb Bergeson, pre-
and hU made two records ebalrman; Mrs. Frank A. ~ octbe Newport-Mesa unt-
beatlnc the Folkways LabeL Do Coooey, ~lie relalloos; Mrs. tl411 scbool district trustees
ooe be playa tbt tarpstcorda.od Keooetb M.. Smltb, Ueketa; M.ra. bu beeo elected to a 4-y..;
tbe otber, tbe vlrgtoal, a type E. Morp.a QulJUl. Pf'OCI'&Ib1i term oo the Oranp Couoty
of barpS6COI'd. Mrs. Hermu Jobnaoa, boltes-Comml.ttee oo SchOol Dt.strlet
"Music trom out of tills ses; Mra.RlchardBroclaneyer, Orpmuuoo.
world" wUl be lir.Robb'stoplc trea.surer, I.D:1 Mrs. J . DooU:.i A termer scbool teacher
tor the IICODd half ol. tbt Fergub, &d¥'1.8or. Mrs. Beraw:10o has been actl~
pre¥1ew program. He Is e.s.-lD ed-caUooal orpotzattoo. 1n
tremely ld.erested ln psycb.lc Orup Cow.ty for m&DJ years.
pbeDOm..._ IUs mua:lca.J back-Pfwon• in Y -r Ord•r Sbe bas been a member ol tbe
croaDIS, e()CI)Ied wttb his physic fo, 0 $ubacription: local ICboo1 turd s!Dce 11lltl-loteresl. led to a p-allt from tbe catkJa. PJ1or to that sbe sened
Pa.r&poJeboloCJ' F.....,._ to C.ll 6~ Oil t1>o Newport Baoeb ,._
loYo-,ala tllo medlumalllp o1 ..-r, .,...,1 dlolr1ct board.
Sbe 1s rtce-pres1deat of tbe
You forgot to make m~, appointment
at Cover Girll
Onop Coaoty Sel1001 Bauds
Asa., member of t.be deiepte
uaembly aod tbe legtalattn
replltloos; committee of the
CaWornta Scbool Boards Assrl.. M·lm, It's Easter Week
Better call HEUIHC TE5T5 5ET
them now.
Fr• biUinc tests for eb.ll-
drlll ttom e moathllo 6 reus
ol 11&0 wiD be coodueted At>rU
9 IUld 10 al st. Andrew's Pres-
byterian Church, 15lhst.&lldSt.
ADdr_.s Rd., CU.ft Hann..
AodlolociJU !rom 1he Jolin
Tt&cJ C 11D1e wUl eooduct tbe
te.U. Appotntmeota may be
made b7 caWoc MZ-2!75.
Tbo bolrlllc ellllle 1o -
-ad hr tile N-l1oocll -ol llli 11&-1 Charity 14apl. ftl.d& mal••-tbe
1oM Tracy Cllolc derN'"f""ldllr&-
Uoa ..... ud .. ..,.,.eboolat
114 E. lOlli st., Costa Mea.
GADAIOIITS IUSY
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llaft from l:bt rteratloa e_., 150 .._ udlrrtDIAft ..
CUIIIIl-ID<IIIollaleC..
tor, Lao Aaplol, 1D -t1>o --lbllt--.. A!lrllll. Nat•lllo'---
wlll be lba ll1p ID Lu Y-
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Wlll_od,,I.OOOFF ear-..1ow.
oa lOJ Mlleo wllll Q. YMIR AliT SHOWN . au. BUtiU'a or Mr. "Oo8l. Pa~ _, A.l:tlrt •r 1 ,_
/1 /.2 J. _l/ • rx . c.,_ .. rr.-11111• t.;.OO'~'t ":::ll · Q"Ttu't JM1.1.9m .. ._, 111 ... ...,.,
and Wig Salon =-.:.=.:-:.::..--:
e7weoo =t J!:a ~!"'c.!'.!21
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TRUCK AND CAMPER SPECIAl
65 ~~;~~~~~~.$1
lr1n1. lout.•. I NI-IY0111
By Bruce Newbery Jt.
After Ule Znd league game last
Fr idaY, Corona del Mar hlgh
scbool baseball squad Is in a
3-ny Ue at the top of tbe
lrrtne League wlth Estancia
a.od Loara. AU are 2-0 .
The pltchin~ of Da.ve Vilas
led his t.eammages to a 5-4
·win over fountain Va.lley.Steve
Fox was oo the mound tor the
Barons and allowed only ooe n.u
a.n an unearned run until the
bottom of the 6th. Then John
iffi:a 1!.,~~~·~~P~.n~hl~~l~~,!~.n !56
ball pla.yers and 'tiTestlerswere offensive rebounds, a r ecord,
Dooored March 19 at the ann trill and the most oNeoslve rebounds
Winter Sports Award Batr:~:uetln in two seasons, 225.
the OCC Student Center. Troy Rolph Hed a record with
Tr oy Rolph ol Ora11ge was 13 assists against the ucr
named Plrate of the year lnbas-f rosh.
ketball a.nd Dave Gleason of The team also broke the
Costa Mesa woo similar honors sLoale p.me scoring record with
1n wre!;1Ung. 127 aga.i.Dst El Camino, and hit
Phil Jordan of Costa Mesa 70.2 per ceat trom the floor
KEVIN BARNETT, shown her e was elected team capta1.ll J.n against Chaftey. Other marks
throwing the discuss, Is the basketball with Bob Curry of Included 30 a.sslstsapinstful.
shot put a.nd dlscuss specialist Newport Beachnamedwrest.l1.ng lerton, aDd 29 offensive re.
for the CDirt Sea Kings. He has capta.l.n. bowlds against San Diego
already broken the school re. A Sl)eetal anrd given by Mesa.
cord twi ce this season In the basketball Coach Herb Livsey CoacbJack Fair bad a pair of
shOt, and now has a best of for tbe most Improved player outstaDd1ng wrestlers Lo Curry
feet, 3-1/2 inches. went to center Rick Stickel· aDd Glea.soo., botb freshmen.
(Rich Kredel photo.) maier of Costa Mesa.. Botb lost only one cooference
GOES TO V1 ETHAM This year's basketball team match a.ad both qualitled for tbe
TOOmas G. Cor bett, son of
Mr. and Mrs. William G. Cor-
bett of 3103-A Cassia Ave.,
Costa. Mesa, ls on duty at T&n
NhUt AB, Vietnam. He Is
a civil engineering specl.allst,
assigned to the 37'7th Civtl En-
ctneerl..ng Squadron, a unit of
the Pac111c A1r Force&, head-
quarters for air operations in
Southeast Asia, the Far East
aod Pa.cutc area. He gradua.b:!d
1o 1965 trom Costa Mesa. high
school and attended Orange
Coast
tied or broke 15 scbool records state cbamptooshlps 1D Ba.kers-
enrtHte to a 3rd place ftn1sh tleld.
In tbe South Coast Conference. Gleason. a heavytrelgbt! atld
Jim KJndeloo set the hlgbest Curry, at 158, w'ill provtde a
tree throw percentage ever run solid oudeus for out
up at OCC, hlttlog85,3per cent. ijiiiiii!lliiiii!
He set a record of 20 field
goals in a game ag:Wlst El
Camiro, and hit 12 for 12 tree
throws apinst Golden West. He
also took 30 shots apiolst El
Camino, a record.
COMMUNITY THEATRE
TO OFFER PROGRAM
The Newport Community
rbeatre will preseat a.o fn.
lormal spring workshop sbow-
case program at the Corona del
Mar Yottb Center at 8 p.m.
Monday, March 30.
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Jflt ..... c... """'"" c ..... ., M•
fer, .......... 1714160
PROGRAM r..o EVERYONE
a simple story
let ul all attend the church of our
The program wtU Include Z
orlgiaa.l mlnt.plays, "Coun.p
aDd Rose, •• wrttteo by' Ertc Lord
azr:l enacted by Eric Lord and
OUYe Rtcbes, aOO "BomceW
and Slmooetla" by lluy Gloo
Davldsoo a.od performed by'
Carol Boune am Jerry Mw.
ma.nn; two dancel by the b&Uit.
modern croQP UDder tbe dtrec.
tioo Of Ja.cquel!De CbiD'Cb; 1D11
a -rl of oo~~p by Paala Erto &!Ill C&rolllow11or.Admlo-
-lafl0e.
choice in worship and thanksgiving this
Easter Sunday, asking God's continued
blessings on every family in our com·
munity.
URBAN CRISI 5 <XlN fAll
Gory Loq,l1, -olllr.!lll!(
Mrs. James D. RaJ, 4501 Oro-
•'-Rd, C&mooSlooroo, '1111
........ Pom-CoUoeo &I
lbe 1!111 .....u Air p ..... Aca-
demy uruDbtr ....-o 1-11 Ll
~~Gory,ajlo.
.... ..."" La .... Ill, ..w. bl .. aenawa•t'·a-
" mi'JIII tllruare'i p4 ..
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1111111 <Oil'-I
CDM TRACK MEN WIN 0,... Nlthlly •I 6:4J ~·"'·
Sun4ay · •• 1:45 II·"'·
The Sea Klng Cee team fol-
lowed the nrstty eumple aM
swept lhelr lower clivtslon
trophy. Greg Loitz led the tum
eflort by winning a. 2Dd place
bertb ln the 100 yd . freestyle
and a 3rd In the 200 yd. tree-
style. He was also aochor mao
on the 200 yd. freestyle relay
team that tooi: first placewttlla.
Ume of 1:35.3.
Bruce K.rumpbols, Dave otto,
and Jelf 0aJieS placed 1D that
order behind Loltz: ln the 100 yd.
freestyle and formedtbeZOOyd.
tree style relay team.
Tbe 11Dal Cee score was Co-
roaa del Mar, 100; SuMy lUlls,
86-1/2; E! !lorado, 71-1 /4; Pa-
los Verdes, 70; ;•ewport Har-
bor, 65.
RoMEo
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A MID ll'lii!A/MOWllll\l
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SHOWitiG •
Mffi1H8U lnorio ooroman
oowl6 H!l\\11
.th~rn .esa .,
1 ,..-,,.:_ ~11 r c of Frnc ·Jte·w ApP.Orntme nts
NEWPO•T AND HA.BO . IN tOSTA ME S t
CONTINUOUS DAILY FROM 1 P.M.
THROUGH NEXT SUNDAY
1 TiJM 1 Time• 3 Tim••
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• IIUIICAL POIIIALJI
. SPRI!IG SPECIALS
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EIIoy wUil prlcu """' Sift.
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Seniors top CDM High honor roll
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Juk,lra. lh ~ ud 100 frt•m& 1'bl loiJoWtlr ~ lilt A.ttc..'d, BradltJ B&Ur, laM 8" .....
n ..,...,. aetund .cnlatlt .. A" recardl:: -Valerie CaN~Aro, Kolnd Clad:, Jamet Cote. BndJI)' DMtllt -a: -Boraor<l, CII'OI lllo ....... llart ar-, Coral -.... -. Vato.loKrts,JamuLuo, lla!m!mi .. C~
Dolaa, ~too 1111, lllllzloo -., -"-Mac~~Qn, 1M c-Palmer, wtwuo -·· GWW. s,-, 11ar111a
Pow•, Krltt41a Orale, !leal Selltolder, SW.ID TabU ud TW.,, at. V•mad ud WI.Wam Vitrl'I"C'.
Roderlet Wll1au, Frellbma: EUID Berconts, HaleD NoU. Suu Racey,
~-ro: llarlloo AUu, l!&r<J II Joe~ Loc"*llollorf, ArUnlr Palrlda Rom..,, ._ Se-clormao, L1111ao Va.ldooud Teti'J
Bron. J.U CbUd, Rlc:bud lloJ, Dlsoo Dloll, Cbarlu Grim• Walt.
llbl.w, Karen Het.Ua. Grtl Lotta, Jut ......., KeD !fetaer, lfiiJ Aim oa. lbl booDr rou are tbe toUowtAc:
• SENIORS K...cb 1.JIIdlb1 • JUNJCBS Doof11Ua.wle JoboKerr GrtcJ. Crow..,
Laurltl Adlit HtJea Luc-.,dt Staoele Abott B4UJ RJdrnJ Kerl Krone Rebecca D&Yla
Llodl BallUt 8ubara Maclnrwa Mart Aldrleh Kut1l RoaDey K.1nUo Kumamoto DtlYid no.t..'
Ela.lne Buaud Craie Ma~~r• O&Jt Armttrocac lUcbola Role TbomU LaHue Laurie Edwuda
KeYI.D. Buoett CuolMcCOI"d Keri.D AAn' Brllll RuueU LtDdl. Lebeabaum Catby Eqi&DII
Teld& Bear . . DoucJu McCorkle Kim Data J. Kettb Samuela Bret Ltmdberg James Euiek
Tracy Beech Mary II :Cormick Jard.ee Becker u 1gocta SelbJ' Mlcba.el McCarty Laurel EYertoD.
CbrUtlDt Deatley DiU& lleKamy Ka.tbJ BeDICOtar DebbieSb&DDoa Tbomas MeCork.le Pallla EYUUberC
Wllllam Here Cyalbla McWhlrt Oatld Bercaoo Rboodl. sr.ermu Steve Metca.lt Denise Fey
LocJ.e Berkley GriiOI'J MMU DlborU Berry DalJuo Smitll Teresa Metz.ger SUI Fleisebman
Bruce Bilek Sbaroa Memoll Ert.D BlactweU Eleaaor Smltll Patricia MiChaels Darrell aan.r
Jerry Blum S"A.D Mli*Jey Tbomu BoucbiY leu Sm1tb Pa.trlcla Mlckelsoo David Gllmore
8oDD1I Boyd Jack MilcbeU Claadia Caner LeaUe Sobol Jobo Mlles Anpla GrafW:D
Deborah Boyle John Moody Mlc ... l Cburcb Darid Solldck Brian MlUch O..Yid Gray
Kathy Brewster Gael Yoooey Llllda Cowt.e Rlblcca son Kitty Mock Catberlol Grier
Crate BroYD WUiiam Munce Gut Cuter GreiOI'Y steYens Dia.De Myers Mary Kamel
Clalldia Buckey MuUya Murray Elbel D Ambroal SIW'l gm_. Btia.D Nash Crls Hamtltoo
Cbristioe Bwnu Pamela Murrt.D EUJ.abetb Dale suao ~r Gregory Osborne Bruce H1ldellbrand
8oiU11e Burke Patricia Nagel Douc.&as Dan Laura SulberlaDd Jelf Otterbein Bart.ara H1U
Wend)' Burns JeDDy Na11::aoo Dand Dipper Wh1lDey Tarry Linda Odord EU.tabeth H1ll
Cba.tles Curoll Rick Nlfl' Cbrlst1De Diets BooQ1e Thompson Scott Pulter Jodl Host
Pamela Casserly Nancy Newt:w'ougtl A me DublD Katlly TuYer.,0 Laurie Pringle DaYid lrwta
Aroold Clark John Newtoa Catheri.De Eby CiJJdy TUI Ann Proctor Karen Jerpr
Cllrlstine Cote Rudy Newtoo Tbomu Edloo Martha Valdes Cra.ig Pendleton Casey Jooes
Stanley CrlppeD Liada O'Brien Steven EoclaM Catber1Dt YI.DsoD HoUy Ray Gle.o Jooes
Jelf Cummlngs Tim O'Neil James Erwin Tool Vreeland Richard Redman Susan Katz
Leea.nn Davis SaUy Q)erstelD Waltoo Farrar Tamara Watt Da.D Remer Bruce Keatlog
Camilla Day David OUJer James Fisher Kathy Wetmerc Marla Ricca Vicki Kemmerly
Judi Dettwyle.r Lyme Parkhurst Colette Fleuridas Julle WUllaml Marl Jo Rodheim William Kent
Weody Dorchester Deonta Pearsoo Mike Ftyoo Susanne Rodriguez James KiDc
Lucy Oublo Jamie Peterson Ja.oet Freeman Susan Ro\etti DoUIIas KQI&IP
David Dunlap David PteUer Ja.o Frleod Judy Romm Rod March
WU.l.l.am ~uie Ricb Popoyits Kathleea Frye • SOPHOMORES Howard Royster Oarid Marcus
Diane El.las Wllllam Poccella Robert Garber GuetlD Alker Cbrlstine RumbalkrwADdrea McAdam
Sara Erlcksoo David Porter Kathl Gleason Jaoe Ao:Sersoo Patrick Russ Greg McCarty
Heidi E,.noo Jellll.y Pratt Jobn Gra1wn Leslie Babbe Fred Sacber Sue YcCleUu
Elsie Felp SllD..Il Pridoooft' Robin Grower l...arT)' Baldw1D Ruth Salyer Tbomas McCorkell
Leslie Fenn Jobn Raft1s Brla.D Harris Ste.-e Baktwto Clody Sc.bieber SteYen McFarla.Dd
Marprel Fl$h Don Ramp Ja.llice Hart Douglas Battle Sally SchllesmaJlll Siobba.D M!Wp.o
Lillda Fo1: Roslyn RawUngs Nooa Heckman Robyn Beckner Pa.ula SchDeider Mel.a.ole Misell
Benedick Fraass DooDa Reed Micba.el lUckey Ellsabetb BlacleY Cber Scboellerman Stne Kooroe
Lynn frost Randall Reese Ra.ndy HoUman Arny Bjotlt.luD:t Rolllld Scboenmebl C)'Dth.l.a. Moore
Laurie Gage Keith Rima Ted Hoose Dam Blumer Susu Scbrec:k Lisa Yorrta::u~o
Cbrist}' Goellt:z Lewis Rimer Wary Jemison Susan Brown Christine Schwer Micba.el Muller
Annette Goggto Robert Romney Sue Kemble Eric Bruce Mark Sear s Dana Naugbtoo
Crtstine Gogg1o Ingrid Rowla.Dd Laurel K811Der SteYen BurUngha.m Mlcbael Sevier Terry Neben
Reoee Gould James Rudotlh Karl Klllefer Patrick Burns Kathryn Smith Denise Neweomb
James Graham Paul Sansome Susan Kis.s Scott Cameron LUida Smlth AnJta Palencbar
Jim Grt!ftlh Kenneth Scofield JOOy Krosse Bob Campbell Nucy Smith Na.ocy Pawl.1k
Mullyn Grubb Riclcl. Seifert Kurt Ktumpbols Ken CUlsoo Gloria. Somers Susan Pellegrtnt
Betty Gundersen Laurie Serersoo A~me La Montagne. William Cooroy Terry Spraltz Stacy PLatt
Raymond Ha.ack Don SeYler Rlcbard Lee • Oebonb Cook John Stebbins MuUyo Reavte
Mark Hales Dana Shaw Robert Lesser Larry Deooer Astrid Store Leslie Reed
Carol Haley lao Sbef Kathy Lockba.rt Oa.1e Dtct1osoa coreen Streksky Rebecca Retchmam
Betsy Hammill James Sbeltoa Richard l..oD£Pre Lance Dunmore Jellliller SuchOmel Leslie Ripley
John Harmon Micba.el Slmlt:ln Bruce Lorman Barbara Ellades Laura ThornbW'gtl Lynoe Rosenberc Oo~m. Harris Debra Saoddy Jeffers Loubet Susie Ellestad Aodrea Waters Jeffrey RowlaJJd
Jeanne Hayes Doo Sayder Bruce Lyon Roderick Felthuis Michelle Weaver Ja.rls Russ
Marleoe Holcomb 9obiD sta.le Ann lia.cGowaD Mark Fitch Healber Weir Tlmothy Sbaw
SteJeo Hollander Jobn steTens Debbie Marston Kareo Flelsehman Marte White TbOma.s Sbeltoo
Bec.ky Hooper Robert Stomel Laura Masarl.k Scoa Fraaas Tbomas Willsoo Mattbew Sboemater
Laurie Hudson Patrkia Stow VirCIJda 111aa3a GlrrJ Gil:lert Stanley Wlastck Lee Shuc.k
Bnd J'acboa Vicki stn.wu Ma.rll. MoCutJ. , ltllft <irUer llltebl~l Wym~~e Pa.tt1 Sk:lper
JuUe Janis Robert 1'l.DDer Cat:bertM lllcbaela Comde Grea Richard Yorba Leslle Smith
N elsoa Johnson Mupret Thtelemetr G&1l Mlnact Son it Ha.uoo Pa.tty stacP
Cbrlstopher Jadin Susan Thompsoo LTD M111er Richard Heather Mula St«too
Stenu Judith Kim Tborotou GiDCV Morrie BtU Ledge • fRESHidEN Megeo Tbompsoa
Joanoe Kasper SaUy Van Mater SUSI..D Mtllker Paul Hetoey ~1ve Aroold Melissa Tosb
Barbara Katz Naocy Va.aderburch Douglas Mullen Theodore HeDdnckson Ware Attlesey James TurDer
Janet Katz. . ThOmas VI.Dderpool Mike Mutter Ptnc Ho DIU Ba.Ur Craig Uhl
Lawrence Kellinger Dan Wallace Sally Nurmi Carol Horoby Jeri Barnes Seth Vaccaro
Leslie Kittle Carol Warren Nucy Oebsoer I>om.. Huebsch Dot is Berkley Pa.trlcia Van DeK&mp
Brad Kluewer Darcy Webster P:,uneJa Osmus L1oda Jacobus Margaret Bisaccio Richard Wacner
Sherry Kollman Allsoo Weir Debbie Otto K.tte JayDe Fra.ocls Boero Greg Wa.llace
Mary Krebs David White Mark Otto Mart Jillson Gina Calder Suz.ame Warllick
Dave Krohn Joa.nette Willert Jobn PUmer Jeffrey Jotmsoo Timothy Cauley Jeff Whartoo
0oona La.Bril Martha Witter Nt.Da Parker Philip JOQBs Robyn Childs Michael WUllam s
R!lOOolph LaFerr Pamela Woolley Debonh Penn1Dgtoo Steve Josephs Diane Cbtlstensen Marc Wynoe
Karl.na Lenoey Robert YuneU Carolyn Prougtl Steve Kemmerly Robert Clark Debra Zimmerman
Grepy 1.Jma Duld Zalu.sky Jim Raitt John Kert Patricia Crooke WUlia.m Zulch
HAIR RAISING REPORT
Nearly J&,OOO worth ol wtcs
&Dd IS80rled ta1r pieces were
l>arclarlsed tr.>m La Doaoa's.
112 MulDe AYe., Ba.lboalala.od..
Pollee saidburllarseuteredtbe
lbop from a rear wlDiiow
tile Dllllt olllueh 21, -tllo
balr pleees tr.>m dltplaJ'
lhe!Yes tn the store. forced
open the froot eot:ra.oee ud
lied.
EX·DI RECTOR D1 ES
Fred C, Windermere, 77, a
rettred mot'le di.rectol', of 447 VIa Lido Soud. Lido Isle, died ,....,..w:.lk-.... .,;.;lliio,&;.,.,
Marcb 18. He n.s born Aprll
THE SERIION lor lllo 5:45 Lm. 15, 1192, In Wwa, aad bad UTOd
Easter suarlH serYice Ud.s .-"-or.:.· •_lbr __ 30_:1_:ear_•_· __ _
Sunday, Ilardi 19, II tbe Nn.
port Harlxtr htgllacbool atadlum
will be glJeD by tbe Ru. Ber-
aard (Bd>) Wwnford, Blblo teo.
c ber I.S80Clated wtth tbeCbrl.s-
tlaD coer LD ADaheLm. M•Je
Valdes. will dlrect. tbe IOOYOice
Harbor CborualD Euter muRc,
RHIIW
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1730 w. C..••
I I I I 1 ·1 I I I " I I I I I I I I It Sal•• tbrOucb tbe llllltlple u '"nc
SerYice at. tbe Newport Barbor-eo.ta
..... Board at. Rnlton Waled
OYer · $54 mt!Uoo for tbe TWBLVE
montbl .at. 1808. Tills rt~~HI4ilrt.l
1,284 wdt .., .. llld a dollu 1'11ue
IDcrean al. 41.(, OYer tbe ame P.rtocl
al.lut year, ~~arecord,_r.
Lt.t your property wt.tb a Realtor
today.
1 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I
.•• , ..... s.r.v ••• 190
Customized 4 Bdrm.
. .. on Pool-Sized lot, Ideal family
home on quiet cul-de-sac street.
Spacious living room, formal dining
room, beautifully carpeted through-
out. Large family room, built-in bar.
Close to park and Boys' Club. Only
$64,950.
SEE AND 80MPARE
For details --673-8550
0 THEREAL
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We wish you a
WE WILL BE CLOSED
EASTER SUNDAY
ENJOYING THE DAY WITH OUR FAMILIES.
HOPE THE BUNNY
IS GOOD TO YOU I
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DOX Y. fR.kXI<l.lX
I Re:.T\1. TOR ' 3250 E.nt Coast M•Jhwl)'
Coron1 del Mar. CahtOtn••
Phone· ti7J.2222
Vogel Value
'
.. IN S OHONA DEL MAR
Four-bedroom view hom" with
po:>l, $55,000.
• IW•~OSTA M:;;SA
Assumable lo:l.ll on this 3-bed-
room plus "added on" famUy
room. Large back yard with fruit
trees. $27,500.
• ON LIDO ISLE
Bay Front Bargain: 5-bedroom
bom e, 2 kitchens, easily con-
verted to duplex. $110,000.
'Vogel ~-
coRoNA DEL MAR
2667 Eost Coost Hi Pway (Cor. f•,.,. .. •fl
Phonr. 67>2020
Pete /Jarrell Rea/t'J
fN!Jl!lliJ
Car.fomia LivinCJ
IRVINE TERRACE
-~~njoy a formal dinner with sparkling ~y \ te\1..
or barbecue around the pool. ThlS elegant
but unsophisticated 4 Bedrrn home has ~pa·
ciou.s interior
PETE BARRm REALTY
1605 WestcliH Dr., N.B.
642-5200
oflnJa Jie
PRESTIGE WATERFRONT HOMES
SHOWN IY APPOINTMENT
1S LinN Isle Orfw
New &: beautiful 4 Bedroom. S bath home
with tarce 1\IDken Uvin• room 6: fam. rm.,
wet bar. Racliul dectnc heal Carpeted •
laDdscaped. Priced . . . . . $15$,000.
16 LIMa Ide Driw
~ew S bedroom. $ bath home witb upstair~
VJew of COl'ODII clel Mar hills. S Firtplacts &
BBQ. Luxurioul earpe«ng • panelling. J..and.
oeaped. Willi c1oc:t . . . . . . . . . . . . . $145,000.
17 L-toto O.ivo
Now S Br., $ bolll homo •latoon. Marble
en~t bar, AM/]1'11 IDtm:om, Mltr. Br.
hu toll. I Frp1et . . . . . . . . . n!1,11110.
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Corona del Mar
••cape Cod'' style borne .utlattn.cttvetwobeclrOGm
aputmelt. lndivldua.l praces, ltore room, a.ad laUIIdrJ
room. Sb.ip-sbape coDdltloD. $U5 1Dc0me from .,ad
tena.ots ma.k.es good investmeiL Uae DEPREClAn<»f
to save taus; APPRECIATION lo value to buUd your
eata.te. OR Uve in one, rent the other •
lllDess of out-Of-town owner compels sa.leat tbe low,
Low price of $41,000 but cash to ma.xlmum laaD re-
qolrod.
ExclL&SJve with
Stanley A. Smith
Realtor
611 GOLDENROD AV£ .. CO RONA DEL MAR
TEL EPHOH E 673-2010
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CAM EO SHORES
Located on 1/3 acre ID Newport'l
m~ ecluaive area. Three beC!rot>m.l
plua master suite, formal cttntnc
room. Beautiful • • • • landscaped • • •
and large pool.
PRICED TO SELL AT $75.000
CALL FOR APT. TO SHOW
CoRBIN-MARTINJl
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LIDO ISLE
BEAUTIFUL DECORATOR'S HOME
5 Bedrooms plus Family Room
Excellent Location
45-foot Street to street Lot
31ATHS NICE PAllO
'$98,500
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COIIOIIA 0£1.11Ail, CAliF.
Frizzelle race fizzles
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lrld 111111 AaMIIII>I:J -· 'lrOOid oat qalll)o, I wul 10 -au 1111 ...., -~~~~"' Hb: aoml•tkJa PttWoD WU a.. Repubtle&D11tflo.:)wtllllc ..
ndod IDnlld --lllldred I:J -~~~ llloll' _.t ud sumeteat QIJDII ol Ql&llfttd theU ..... aad I wU1 oonthw
slpero. c-10 1)1'111 cllllpollr ...
Dr, Frtuellt, a Newport COOd p•Dmeot 1D 1¥ttY wt7
Seacb optometrtlt, iuUid tbe poss1ble.,.
folknr1DC Jtatemeat: '11&mttrJ He WUeJPKt.dtobealltroa& ...._~~ IIDIIIA'J to blqiD•D"''D:etbat cooteoder lortbiAuembb'lll&l
IDOalll IICDUV•• Oil my pe~ DOW beld by Robert Badbam,
'f~~ t1Uoo IJr l'.:lncHdacJ ••• tn~ at.o of Ne'Wl)OI't Bt&cb, wbo 1s
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"''~ nlkllted dut to iDcorreet ad-runP.tz~« tJr re .. el«tloo..
552 O.UB ELECTS ARHOLO CLARK WIHS
BABBITT PRESIOEIIT sPEECH R!COGMTIOM
Tbo 55Z Clob, -II'""' Ar1101d Clark, IOIIIor at
"" l!le llo&& Hoopllal e~p~Mioo Coroaa del Mar blp ICbool, 1u
proc:ra.m, eleettd lM lliJowtnr just recelnd tiM blcbelt recor-
omcers at tbe anoual meetlDg awoo ctno by tbt Natloall HiP Tuesday Dl .. t: SchoOl Hooorur Speec:b IAa-
H&rry Babbitt, presldeot; ,ue. He receited a ctoable raby
Gary Burrill, Ylte-Pr .. ideot; pi.D for comp1.1J.Ar )WIDier 600
Josepb Caner, secretary; points 1D both county aDI1 state
Clloton Hoose, treasurer; di-speech eompetWons slnee tbe
rectors Earl Ha.rclace, Walter 9th grade.
Kocb, Will1&.m Coulter, William Aroold shares hooors Yltb &
Rl..bg. Carry over members of younger brotber, Koorad. They
tbe board are Guy Cla1le, Frank form a team roc debate. 8oth
AUcbeleoa, Ted Witmer, Walter Clark brOCbecs, plus Doyeo
Crutteodtn Jr., Herbert Kalm-Kleln, wJU truel tn May to
bach, Diet Nabers, PbiUp College of. tbe Pactlic, Stod:too.
Righter, am John Kllleter, tm-to represent Corooa del Mar
mediate put president, who will h.igtl school in the state ftDals.
serve as an advtaor. Konrad Clarll: am BradSher ..
PETER STEIN, SKIPPER man, botb sophomores, re-ceived NatJooa.l Forensic
FOR JOHN WAYHE, DIES League awards for compllloc
Peter C. Stetn, 62, a veteran over 250 points tncounty speech
sea captiJtl rot 35 years and competition.
~r of actor John Wayne 's "Wlld GooS<!," died Much 18. OCC TRUSTEE RESIGNS
He came to Caillornla 50 PENDING LEGAL RULING
yea.rs ago aDd had lived 1n George Rodda. Jr. o( Harbor
Onnge Cowty for the past 25 View Hills bas beeo awolnted.
rears. He resided at 619 to a 2-year term oo the rat!oo-
Lark.spur, Corona del Mac . wlde leglslatln council of tbe
He ls SUlYhed by his wUe, AmecicaJI Assoclatioo ofJunt.,r
Nina; 2 daughters, Mrs. Geor-Colleges. W.r. Rodda realgMd.
g1ana Threadgill of santa Bar-from tbe On.nge Coast Jllllor
ba.ra aOO Mn. Jea.o Gulley of Collep 01Mtr1ct board of trus-
City of Irvine, comprising 53,000 acres, is sbo1nl in this sketcll, Florida; 2 si&tecs, Mrs. Betty tees peodlng a lepl opin1oD
occupying the greater portion ot the 1rv1ne Ranch la.od. Tbe ultimate population Is Wlaam of. Suo Valley and Mrs. tbat senice on the AAJC coun-
est1matec1 at 430,000, to be real.l.zed about the year 2000. li'Yloe Co. ottlcW. describe Esther Oppenheimer of' SaD clllscompatlblewttbservtceoa.
1t as the largest totally plaJmed clty on the North Amerlcan contiDent. Master plaDning Fra.oct.co; aDd 3 grudcMldren. a local board. Tbe baUd
has just been completed at a cost 1n excess ot $1 million, accord1.ng to lrvine Prelldent Granside services were held accepted bls reslptloo 1ut
WU.lJa.m R. Mason, March 20atPacltlc VtewCeme-week.
SNOW J!005TS SPIRITS c •1 N tery, Tho AJ.JC LopstatiYeC<>Uil· o~k:itl~.so~~ ~~~state are 0 uncI e ws HEW ZEALAND FILM ~~==~u:scoo~cn:
begiMing to witness an Wlusual (Cottlnued from pap1) • CALLED BilE for 10 a..m. WILL BE PRESENTED munity colleps on alllltiOoWSt
phenomeooo for the tlrst t1me • AlJI'HORlZED the tnnsfer April 21 tor the arunal nter Tbl Newport Harbor Klwant.s buts.
tbls season -snow. Jolning of a contract to purchase crude mm repla.cemeot program 1n Club's 5tb tranl aDd adventure
the throng of mounta.ln goers oil 1n the West NewportoUtleld Corona del Mar and 1n Vista ltlm of tbe year wtll be pre-FRAHK MOODY DIES
will be Newport Harbor High's from Golden Eagle Ret1nlneCo. Baya., West Uppu Bay. Tbe seated at 8 p.m. th.ts fridaY, F. R. {Fra.ok) Moody, 68, of
Sid. Club. The hlghUgtrt or this to the Carson Oil Co., at the estlmat.edcostls$111,500. Warcb 27, intbeOranp Cout UO W. 15tb St., West Newport
year's activities Is the Easter request of Goldeo Eacle, to • AlJI'HORIZED tbe staff to Alldttorium. Keooetb Ric hter Heipts, died Marcb 21 at Hoac
trip to famed Squaw Valley. allow more etrtcient a.ndecooo-retain Robert H. Harrtson tor wtll aurate '•Dtsconrlng New Hospital.
Tbe orpntution hU ooe . mlcal CD8fllloo. or u. ootltr&ct. a lee~ to $1, 'I'M) to dtierum. Zealud." He l5 surY'l•ed b)' his wUe,
other tmport:aot tunctloo, tralD-The oU is belnp; produced by the fair market value of pu... lit. Richter's cam.rarellYes Vera; 2 dau.pters, Mra. Ca.ro-
lng. Along wttb the skJ movies Armstrong Petroleum. eels at 2:05 39th St., UOO-OZ tbe epic coloeiu.Uoa ol New llDe Burteoer of Huotloatoa
at each meeting, tbey have oc· • DESIGNATED the alley be-West Ba.Jboa BIYd., and 4506 ZeaJ&Dj as the Waort people Beach and Mrs.SbJ.rleyEilgllWI
cas1ooal t1shlon snows aa::llec-tween Newport Blvd. and Club-w. Balboa Blvd., West New. d1SCO¥et a land ot smotiogYOI-of Salt Lake City; a son, Da'tid
tures oo equipment and salety. house Ave., West Newport, ooe port, lor the tuture wtdenlng of canoes, steaming thermal val-CoooeUy of Westmlnster; am
toSnowSummitandGreen way, nortb-bound, from 3200 Balboa Blvd. The total value leys, lovely lai.es and nter-3 sisters. '::~~~~=~---_;s~t.~t~o~~:_A!v::•;;,· ____ ,.ts estimated .o.t $55,000 to tllls. The ntm cover s the clUes Services were hekl March 24 r $60,000. of Weli..l.o&tOO, Aucklw:l, at the Newlol(lrt Harbor Luthenn
• APPROVED the dedlcaUoo Queen.stown, and Christchurch; Church with the Rw. James
ot Hospita.l Rd. near Hoag Hos-remote sl\eep ranches, deep Blain preskUng. lnterment was
piW as a public street a.nd blue fjords, and a journey to at Harbor Rest Memorlal Park.
directed the stall to prepare alplne S001f nelda by sk:~ plane. Salt% Ftmeral Home of Costa
For our ~/am o u rou.s
Easur Jto l!ttlu~ariJ
t••l! hat t pt r{um es.
colo ~n~s. 1eu eln
and ltath er fl,O o ds
CHOCOLATE
CREAM EGG
75<
PURPLE FOIL
EA STER BASKET
11.50
the necessary dedication docu-Ttekets are on sate trom tbe Mesa n s in chargeofarrange-
ments Newport Harbor Kiwanis Club, ments.
ot • ;:PtR~~~ t:ns~ ~ ~~~·t.t:'be:1oft~:=~~ DAY AT THE RACES
15.5 a:rces divtd'ed 1Mo 71 re:f-675-6300. Ttle Harbor Area Legal Sec-
dentlal k»ts easterly of Mac-OAVI~BROWH CO. wtNS retarles Assn.hasplanoedaday at tbe ra.ces at Calleote for
Arthur Blvd. at the southerly NA110NAL AWARD AprU 19 to Sl.W)rt tbetr
ext_ea.ston of Newport HJlls Duts-Browo Co. or Costa. charity, tbe fou.odatiou for tbe
Ortve West. Wesa has won 4th prize ln the Junior BUnd Buses wtllle:an
• APPROVED the ten.ta.tiYe aatiooa..l Christmas window dis-Costa Mesa ~tty park at 9 a.m
map and use permit tor Tract pla.y cootestofSytYa.Dia.Electrtc and return a.tx;,ut 8 p.m. Reser~
7083, consisting of 3.9 aeres Prod.act.s lnc.. Batavia, N.y. nUoos ~Y be made wttb
divided Ln1o U r esidentia.l lots Wllll&m C. Sullift.ll, &&lea PhylliB S&lyer at M6.-4Mt
a Dd ooe green area lot at tbe promotioo ma.oacer for Syl. •
southwest corner ot Vl~ del Ya.n.1a.,. WTotttotbe Duts.Brown EHGLAHD HA. T1 VE 01 ES
Oro am Vista del Bolsa, Norttt. Co ., "Your originality bu pa.1d M.r Uoda u. Tl 1na u
blutf. off wtth ooe of our top prtses; ofZZ~ Pomonasi c!:.Mua:
• APPROVED use permttfor but more lmportantl.Y, we !lope died March 19tb.'Sbe wu born
deveklpmeat of a management U paid ott wttb lncreasedtra.tttc M 30 1936 1n E ... 1 .. -' and
matnteDlDCe uea within tenta-am sa1u o1 SJIYanla home en ay • • o....,..
Uve Tract 6885, Unit T-W, talnmeot products." ~ ca:e to OraDp CoUDty 6 years
on the northerly side of Vl.sta a.-.
del Oro westerly of the Eut-JAMES BOYLE 01 ES She 1J aurYiVed bJ bee bUJ-
bluff • ...:......... ot baud, Pete; z IODS, Peter John • ...._. .... ee er. Jam11 T. Boyle, 58, ot Z&l aDd lUrk Phlllp of tbe ·fam~ly
AOOPTED a planoed rest-PrJ.Dcetoa Drhe Costa Mesa denli&.l denlopmentpukt.llfpo.. died Mar h lZ ' • bOrne; bee pareats, Mr. &tid '""ln c • Wn. WHlia.mBoDUlDEncWJd; lie)', I!J*"'' g tbat amtnJ.mum SurYJYors lDclude his wUe, aDd 5 brothers and 1 s1.Jter, all
ol 5011! of the required ~Utst Theresa; 3 daughters, Mrs. lD £ncJ.and parkin~ aball be prortded 1n Patricia Pippen of Newport w..n ~ celebrated Ma.rcb
common areas, ineltdnc botb Beaeb, SUJ&D Banks of lrvt.oe 2s at St. John tbt BlpU.Jt
ofr~street parking bays aDd oo.. and Teresa Boyle of the familY Cburch. IntermeDI wu at Good
street pukiJl&; the rema.1n1nc bome; Z soaa, James Jr., and Sbelpberd Cemetery
5"' may be provided 1.n printe Tboma.s, at Costa Mesa; 2 sis-'
drit8W"ays U oo more than ooe ters, Mrs. Mary Boos aDd Mrs. HEED TO ,REGISTER?
~ce pet driveway is counted Ma.rpret Ambrose of Comee-Kate you chaored your re.
toward fulOlllng the require. tteut; and 1 brother, CWles sldeoce or your oame siDce tbe
meots. of New York. att eJectioo? Did you fa1l to
• AtrrHORlZED the cit}' at-M.&u wu ceiebrated at St. yCJte J.a N~ember, 196t?Orare
toroey to oe&O(We a sectlement Jobn. 8&pt1st Church March 1 ?. you C01DC to turn 21 bf JIIDt r?
with Mr. aDd Mrs. James D. l.aler'ment was at Aaceutoo u you tall 1nto 1.QJ of tbne
Wallace for" tbe remoYal t1 Cemetery, c.atept., J'OU mast recUtc-
tbel.r bouse at 6511 S..sblre 8&11&-Collta. Meaa Fu.oera.l by AllrU i to YOte ID tbe J-
Dr ., West Newport, from tba Home was iD er.rpotarrup-z prlmarJ ~e Or. rllflt ot-wa.y; tbe menta. Padflc Telepbooe ,,........
ctty will pay the WaJ.Iaces uat dri&MJ rer;l*an off0tlr1
IH, '150 ud tlleY wtJl demollsb lOIOLARIIIIP DRIVE will Ill anllll>lo to ll>o ptll>lk:
the e11M1nc Jtrueblre. eo.ta u:-. Art Le&CUI mem-at 5 oltbt compuJ'I blaiiDta.
VACATIOH IH H. Y.C. 1>or1 ta•e ocbodulocl t1111r ollie• Ia 0rup Coar, to..
Vlclorta LJIUI C.., da-.-I -lOr ocbol&rllllp cladllll 17M 0rup, Coote
al Mr. ud Mr._ llalbow A. C.., -AprU U ~ Z5 tJIIIII Ilea.
s~~ our •tuff~J animoh 1017 Tabll:l& Ter., ll'riDe T•· mall at Soatb Caat Plua. ~( race, Ia 11>1odfliC 110r ~t~~rllw BICII>I.,., afllll clrl•t w~~~IDa STUART DIES ~~ ...atloo lroal ~ COl-Ill art -· 1roa1 EoiiDCia, .-t H. Shut, M, ol IS1 ~ep, Coltlltlbla 11o., to .... c-.. _ c..oaa 11o1 aw E. Coote .. _ st., Coote-. Easter CARDS Y«t CIIJ u a memblr a1 a ud 11npor1 Hut>or bliib dlall -u.BnubenJIII1
and --"' 11J 1111 rau. ..-•. l'lnt pr110 ,..,. Ia I, !tala ~BIIdludltld
EASTER BASKET FIXIH'S !ai--GI9t4pteo $115: -I)IL'iae, $50, 11111, -Ia Coole-_.._
Tile IS -· laltiJtl put tldrd priM, pS, IIIII Gl !do 1111. Be ftl a ...U --·to~ ~ "" ····-.. tilt-trill 'filii tilt-Art --.,. -'1'111 --"'
1111
..... d I M ot-c-.or• I W-S.:-molal....,..,-llo laMiltttiiiJIII'I'Itt,
a e a r «1, tM 11tw York -Is. ale, -com.c. 11o11t, Jl&o GnM; 1-.GorJ.. ud I. ol c• ..... Dtr,...lh'llrlol ..... -.Gil,--ud Coote~ ........ ~ -... o,.. -.., 1011 a.. L • a1-.. 11C1111c ,.......,. 11t1o Con1 Gl Coole ~ 1111 o -· "' rt, .. \5 rmacv ;,·; tiMlllillo•r•'•·1'111111'111~ ..... pr---lalaliH.IIullln"-"'c...
3127 E. eoao«.-. -near~ --,..,. ud -...,...,,~lt.'"" ' ••• 11
:-1o 11o111 ot t1to nwr lllt-4alllloqpon,.__ 1011 ~. I.-111 • _. .. ,_ _____ ...,.;._ _________ _.1111 ct ·-ud s-." .. _,_..,~ -Colla-CIIfel,
'
NEWPORT -IRVINE ROTARY CLUB wU1 lean about ''the
wooclerM world of wtne" at the r•plar meetbll at Rem-
braid's tod&y DOOG, Wareb 26. Member Rotartan Keooetb E.
MelMMl. who receDtb' acquired tbe antique .I. WatbeWs wt..Dery
1D Napa, wt.U sbow a eolor rum &Dd eooduct a wtne tuttng.
Pictured a.t tbe wioery am surrOWlded b1 old eaten casts,
puncbeooa and storare tanks art Betty Frame aDd Mr.
Melsoa, wbo 1s boWOC a wiDe thief, a glass tool used to
extract amplea ot wt.oe from tbe center of bUreis.
,_., .,alii $2,000
STOLIM fiDiol Ufl
RoJ I , 10ot1, It ~lall,
told potu:• a.twdllJ, MarQ 11,
IMiaoiiH FI:JIIrllill-·
1a ~ _.. tCMeMI"M, Ud
IOIDI otbN' ooiu ni'l ...
from bllllle10a*lmebetW ..
IUIJ-udF-.
He llid tblt tbl peall1, talald.
It $1,000, ftl 001 ol oolJIIIool
100 fa ufoll'"'t. HI llld 1110
tbal otber mlaCotliMOIII FI:Jinol
Ealfo f)lllllloo, .,.,. IDdlaA-
ud LlDCOlA peonlll, all Qb.S
at $4,000, were &110 taPDfrom
Ullllle.
PRAHCES GLOZA DIU
rra.oe.. s. om.... &a, o1
515 FaJrfll: Dr., Colla Will,
died Mareb II. Sl'le 11 M"Yt•ed
by & lOll, ltatbtW Glou ol tbe
f&miiJ bom•. llllf S puddlll-
dreo.
Rosary n• reclted Ilardi U
and man wucelebratedMareb
ZS at st. Joaebim Catbollc
Churen. lDtermeDt wu at Good
Sbepherd Cemetery. BeU..
BrO&dw'ay Fuoera.l Home wu ln.
cbarp of arra.npmeota.
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o FIDST-PROOF
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• OIOICI! OF
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'FASHION CONCERTO, OPUS 12'
With th1s year's fll..ahloo.s llld all puta: r1 0raace Couoty baYI JOOQ Belt, Paul J. Ber&dahl, Oorem111, d ee muapr ottbl
Dezt year's muic on tbelr subscribed to tables o1 tea aod Tbomu Coodoo, C. C. D&vt.a, Onop COWity Pbilbu'monic;
mlodl, "Fubloo Cooeerto, wiU Jl,tber fortbeiOCialbourat Tom Enu, Cllarles McConkle, M.rs. Robert ADder-, -.
OpuslZ" 'Ifill beun.,.Uedbytbe 11:30 a.m. Luocbeoo will be Darid Newtro,aadRilSSeUPang Mrs. no.Jd L.aqU.le, Senice
Newport Harboi'SenlceLeague served at 1Z:151.Dd tbe puade b'om the Plltlbatmonte groiC). Leape memben, ud Mrl.
&Dd Orange County Philhar-of fuh1oas aDd LayklD jewels, Children modelUDg are Katie Mlehul B. Japr, pres1deat ol
monic Soetety, DUt Wedneaday, Ya.ltaed at more ttwl $t mJWon Canon, 5 years old, aod tbe Serrice L-.cue.
AprU 1, 1D tbe Anaheim Room is pl.t..abed 6;)r 1:15. Gregory Jooes, 5, Gentlemeo Beoeflt chairmen u e Mu.
of the Cooveotion Center. Members ot botb apoMOrlng modelling UP Mr. Merie James B. Keyes &Ddlb's.Mlle8
FOI' the lZth year the orprJ!utioas au"cme.attnc the Amuodsoo a.Dd Mr. Robert Larson. Patrooess cbaii'IMD
f&ShioDI ot I. Map.in II Co. and protestdooa.l models are Mmes. Childs, are Wn. Kae E•lnl &ad Mr1.
tbe )ewels of LayiQn et Cle Robert Allenbora. Arthur Blrt-J ewels Will be sbowu by W.rs, R1chatd Allen. uallttd bJ
will attract a capacity audieoce cber, Stepben Ferraro, JOOD Raymond Dosta,cllairma.noftbe Ymes. lra Smith, Edwtn flD.
1D ~of tbe OranpCOWJty Homme, Rlcbald JordaD, Keo-wo men's committees of tbe ster Claude Patter.oA, James
Pb.llbarmontc's free youth con-oeth Turmette, a.od Miss Orange County Ph.llha.rmonlc; Bradeson, ClUitoa Eutmu,
certs program. Heather Goss, repraeDtlnc the Mrs. Edward Schumacber,pre-Brai:Hord MUJ.ar, James P,
C>rer 75 pa.trooesses trom Service Leap, aDd Mmes. views chal.rJIWl, and Mrs. VIcki Mackel Jr., and Robert Kodpa.
Reservatloos c bairmen are
Mrs . GUbert Tbomp80Q. 846-
WHO WILL BE the 19'70 '•motner of the year" In the H011
HQIPlta.l's 4th Ul.ll\11.1 essay contest? Neil Ross, 7-Jeal-Okl
2ad p-ader at Harper sehoolln Costa Yea, a.od Joy Marl-
mon,U-yea.r..old 5th grader at Newport elementary .school,
are looldng OYer some of tbe 16,000 essay for ms blat han
been deUvered to the schools In tbe Newport-Mesa wnttecl
dJ.strlct. Students In the district will write essays uplaln-
lng why lbe.1t mother shoukl be selected mother of the year.
, 2936, and Mrs. James P. M.acb1
------Jr., &42-1068. Other committee ,--.~:!:. members are Mmes. He&lbet
Goss, Jobn Sparlln&:. lJ.Dda
Joou, Davld Newlx'o, Richard
Yartin. Charles Friedman, At-
lao Browoe, James Oweo, Gor-
don Atwson Jr., and ~
Taodowsky.
THE FIRST COPY of the oew ctvtc brochure of Newport
Such is being presented to M:.tyor Dor een Marshall by
President Cl\a.rles Currey of tne Ne'«PPO't Harbor Cbamber
of Commer ce. Tne new publication gives lnfor mationoncity
covernmt>nt, sclxxlls, shopping. industry, parks, churches,
recreation and pla.os for future development. (Cameo
House photo.)
Students touring Japan
Tblrt)'-s1J students of the
N ewport.W.esa unified schOol
district left March 19 tor a 16-
day stOOJ tour of Japan.
Ford, Jan. friend, Jtm Loud,
Debo<ab PenniJlllon, Janet No-
defter a.od Matt Scboemater.
Pancake breakfast April18
In ctwge of the program is
Mrs. Fay Harbisoo, coordina-
tor or specl.a.l pro)ecLo;, whO ls
truel1.o& with the grQtCl. The
loUowing stments are on the
"""' Corom del Mar hl gtl schOol:
W.uUee .AHen,Jane Craig,Julie
ENGAGEMENT ~ Bu~
Lout.se Hill to Ricbard Glen
Ximblill of Corona del Mar Is
umouncecl by the bride-eleet's
parents, Mr. a.nd Mrs. Edpr
Kimball Hill of Granada Hills,
former ly of Mesa Verde, Costa
Mesa.. Bubata, who Is the
P'I.Dddaughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Edgar R. Hlll ol Lido Is le,
Is a 1968 ll'aduate of Estancia
hllf\ schOol and attended Orange
C01st College. Mr. Kimball,
U66 graduate of Tustin hlgtJ
scbooi. ~ ls attending OCC
a.nd will eoter Long Beach state
college in the bll. The wedding
wtU be Deld Sept. 5 at St. An-
drew's Presbyterian Church.
(CamillO House photO.)
\
Newport Harbor h.l&ti school:
Dantte Cbambers, JonJ Dolph.,
Cathy llahoff, En Owen aad
Dt.ane Sb&mmas.
Costa Mesa bigb school: Ruth
Aoo Edle, Pam France, Robin
Rutan and Tuia Smith.
Estancia high school: Karea
a..Qd st~e Carstensen, Richard
Cra.ft, Louis Flores, Laura
Jobse, Mark Mootgomery, Hank
Moore, Molly Regan. SteYe
Ryan, Marllyn Waterman aD:t
Richmond Westla.ke Jr.
Horace Enst&n schoOl: Robtn
Adair, Ha.lUe Bendet and Steve
Brown.
.Abrabam Llocoln scnool:
Scott Dollble aM Mark Smith,
EYerett Rea school: Jon Cot-
fey.
Heinr. K.a.lser school: lbria
Sclunldt.
MarlborougtJ School of Gl..rls,
Los Angeles: Patrlcta Brawn.
13!1 OM DEAlt 'S LI ST
THE FlRST CL.A$ to be processed this year through the Fl..re Science Academy at sa..nta
Ana College inc tildes the se baste trainJn& r ecrW.ts from Newport Beach, left to rigtlt, Jim
Latra.no, Tom Anderson, Ray Brown, Bill Henley and Ouid WUco1.
Labor of love for Easter
CHAIRS
LEGAL NOTICE
CirY Of NEWPORT BEACH
POUCE DEPARTMENT
POUCE P UBUC A OCTlON
NOTICE OF SALE
Notice Is hereby glYell tbat
pur mut to tbe prOYisioos of
Choi><er 1.%0. Sectloa 1.!0.06
of tbe MlmlcipaJ CodeoltbeCttJ
of NeWPOrt Seacb, I will seU at
pubUc ucuoa, to tbe biput
bldder llr cash. on Satur~y,
AprU 11. 1970 at 10!00 Lffi. at
the c..,.,.....,. Yards "' tbe
City ol Newport Boacb, lo-
ca.ted at 5i2 s.rtor A...-e,
the fo1lotrtliC deserlbod pro-
periJ'
8o)'s Ud pels btc)'des
Auto aceeuortes
Sportlnc aooda
•258" .....
HoetMMid ittma -other
mUcelliJWMII u.ms
Bo.aa Ud IDJ..::elta'*"'U ma.-
rU. "''l""tP'M"
.. ·--l1ot"' ......... U"tidM 1& &ftillbllt 111111 t.~ ..
H.J.GARRETf fURNffU~E --ol~ PoUetlloput-
•• ol till CltJ ol. Mewpart --ol tn --str .... H.-part 8eaea.
8.1.-Giona n 1' HA•IOl t1. VII. c-111 Polloo
0,.. lot-. l1oton., I M m.. COSU, ltftSA, CALI F. M._t BooQ, Calli.
I -fl -:llardiM,~
1----.!:==============::..:=========:.. ____ J'· 11'111, ·~•..-t -I .....
Tile Newport Harbor y•5 stars u Jack Za.remba of the
Men's Club, a men's ~ Time Tunoel and Lassie series;
grQtCl for the Oraqe Caut .Ala.n Young of Mr. Ed; Br uce
YM CA, aMOUDCes tbat BWHus.-MclDtyre, a Walt Dtsney ArUst;
croft ap.ln will betbecbairman .Al Janis of platter spinning
for tbe a.nru.al pancW break-tame; singer Ha.rry Babbttt and
fast, to be held April 18 11 Dick l...a.ne , S1)0rls annoWlcer.
Richard's Udo Market PltkiDC Hotcakes and sausagl!, and all
kit. tbe trimmings will be served for l.
Last yeu the brea.lr:fast qs $1 from 7:30 to ll a.m. April !
t.()()k.ed by such T.V. alld IJ'IO'fle lB. Tbere willapwbethepenny
caraiYal and turkey shoot.
European tour scheduled
Local teachers llave cootrac-
ted to sponsor higtl scbool stu-
dents on the contempon.ry
EuropeaD ch11Uatioos tour
to be conducted this summer,
The 6-week tour will )et from
Los A~Jes oo June 2.4 to
Rome a.nd will Include Ualy,
S•ltzerla.nd. Fra.oce, Belgium,
Germany, the NetherlaDd.l a.od
En&I&Dd. Local bl&h sellOOlcre-
dit wt..U be granted to stl.ldeats
compleU.n& tbe tour.
A tUm showing II!ghlights of
last sum mer's tour "rill be pr e-
sented at thE> Newport Shores
r ecrecuion center, 511 Ca.nal
Stree~ a.t 7:30 p.m. Thursday,
AprU 2.
Teacher s !rom the Newport-
Mesa School District who wtll
staff tbe program are Ron Danl
and Mrs. Lila Schoenmehl trom
Heinr. Kaiser ; Ray Br yson trom
Hor ace Ensign, a.od Miss Peggy
Odell.
Cancer crusade planned
MR. AND MRS. WALTER
CRl.ITTENDEN JR. of Cameo
ShOres armouoce tile encace-
menl of th.!lr da.ghter, Codee
c neryt. to Dennis M ichael ~.
llam, SIOO ot Dr. and W.rs, Doo-
a.ld l...&Mam of Bi.ycrest. Sbe
attended Colorado State Uni-
versity before )otmna the lD-
nnDCe r:trm o( J&J u:1 lhm-
tro. He ta a Juaior at Lone
Beach State College. Tney are
both graduates ot Corona del
M:.r h1gtl school. Weddlngpians
are being ·made tor J une 27 at
St. James Episcopal Chw-ch.
(Cameo ShorE's photo.)
about ca.ocer, eoougb for each
tlouseMkler to keep. ln each
enYeklpe, there are Uso some
smaller envelopes in which con-
tributions can be placed.
t.STROLDGY Tt.LK
M.rs. Roland Martin, whO
helps her tather ,Burton Mor se, NEW VOTE GETTER
rUD the Sun Sign astrotogical State Senator John G.
shop tn Balboa, witl~a.k:Wed -Sc tun itz., A-Tustin (Orange
nesday, April IS, tothe cultural County), and Mrs . Schmitz are
arts day secUon of the Newport parents of a llellt' son, Phi Up
Beach EbeU Club. She will t:allt James, bor n a t 11:45 p.m. Wed-
aboU( horo~es and astology. oesday, March 18, at Sutter Me-
Mrs. H. l Pr oulx, chairman, mor al Hos;utal ln Sacr amento,
wiU pr eside at the meeting. Phlll,p James, we1gh.tn g ln at lO
wh.ich will be held from 1 to lbs., 4 oz.s., is their 7th cnild
2:l0 p.m. Ul Ebell _'_:_h'----tbhO_c"_csec:::_. _an_d_<_<_h_so_n. _______ _
An inuitation
to a quiet
mom ent
Sir a spt'li.
In the b€ouriful
indoor patio of
our new office across
from Fashion Island.
You"ll eniOIJ
ou r monrhl~ displa~
of fresh flowers
from
Amling"s Nur54!r~.
With coffee
and ora ngt juice
ro relax ~ou.
Take a few moments .
Tltt quiet can bo! soothing.
Hours , Monda~· ThufJ<Iay9to 4. Friday9to 6.
Newport Beach
500--Cloft,., Orlwe (114) 544 5300/m.38011
A GO«G BOVS ARRAY OP !AJTU COLOU.
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The
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C:OMlllll Dfl..IIAA, IWJF.
Risen Life
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............... ~ ~ Clttht •r lM'III
-·-lt11. n. raurr.etioft of our Lord from the cte.d •as the burden of pr<?phecy1 is now tht beat •ttelted fact of hlstOI')': provo itMif to bt • MM tound8tlon of the .... daetri'* M the filth; and Is intended in tM pC.n of God to produce the ~ awftt'-n exptf'ienee. This latter waa the wptWTMI ct.i,.. of the Apoltle
,.... to pciiMil and enjoy; ex.pressed In the wordS. "Thtt I m.y know Him 1nd
tl'le poww al Hls rnuneehon." Yn, there is • splrftual power connected with ..-t ttowlrw out of Christ's resurrection, which rn.y 1nd will become ours when
... b¥ faith, l.y hold of the fact that we (btli.ven) weN "pJanted together'' with Him in the "likenetsH of His resurrection. 11 well as of His death. What God de-
..,. for His peopJe is that they not only 1\Mf' but 1ltccether believe just what He
aays .t»out them In their relationship to Chrlst"l delfh 1nd resurrection.
In this siath chlpter of ROOW\S, verse tift. He M1l that when Jesus died
and rose ... in 111 believers were represented b¥ Him before God in those two .-t e¥ents, and therefore were shlrers In whit they m•nt 1nd accomplished. Reed thouehtfuUy the ~clous word._.."For if we hive ~ planted totether in
tbl liMnns of His delth, we stwlll be (it follows) 1110 in the likeness of His res-umK:Uon. • The delth lnd resurrection of Christ were lnsepa~ble in the wor1t of
our ulwtion, thereforti union with Him in the one Clffies with it union with Him
In the other: lnd if you do now rully believe it you can say with the A.postle-"1
h-. been crucified with Christ: nevertheless I live; yet no longer I, but Christ
llv.th in me." You can put it In other words, If you wiii-''When Christ died, 1 died in Him: when Christ rose from the dead, I rose 1pin fi"'m the dead in Him also."
But In His deeth, Christ died unto sin; end in His resurrection He liveth unto God:
likewise "Reckon ye 11so yourself to hive died unto sin," and praise God f01 it.
YM, 1J0 further, "reckon )'OUrself to be alive unto God," and qam praise Him for
thlt Now hold on to thlt, aMI do not be bothered by fee-linp; do not be hamp-
..S by suggestions from man 01 devil as to the contrary: tor you have simply be·
lie¥ed whit God Himself SI)'S about you and "God cannot lie." Honot" Him with
)lOUr simple faith, 1nd He will honor you by makina the cOtrespondina experience
rul to you. Thlt Is just three thinp:
1. Resurrection life is a new life-'"That like as Christ was ra ised up from
IN dMd by the &IOIY o1 the Father, even so we 1110 should walk in newness of
Ufe." Christ's life aftet" r'e$UrTection differed from what it was before; no longer
ot the •rth, elrth)l, but of the heaven, heavenly, "in that He live th, He liveth unto
God." How? In two things: in const1nt vision of God and in constant communion
with God. That is what Jesus meant when He wid: "Blessed are the pure in hMrt. for they shall see God." They see God in the things around them: they see
God in the pro,vidences of life; they see God in the permitted trials, sorrows. troubl-. afft1ctkJns., trying tond•tions and circumstances of life as well as in the
t8u.inp and mercies that come along. With spiritual eyesight they see God
wortl:iflll out Hit purposes and plans for their ~· knowing that "all things wort~ toelther for IJOOd to them that I~ God." Th1s leads them to constant commun.
ion with God about everything; committing all to Him to deal with: confiding in
Him ebout all hurt burdens and needs. This is another life to what it once was:
and wlth the poues.aion of a new ~rt, the walk is by the rule of faith. the ac-t~ .,.. aovemed by new principles, new companions are found, new aims arr
manifest. new pfasures are soulirht, new purposes control, new paths are trodden. new literature rnterests to feed the soul and keep holy the m1nd. The life is lived
solely unto God.
2. Resurrection lite is a Hidden life-"Since ye be nsen w1th Christ, seek
thOle thinp which are above, where Christ sitteth on the right hand of God; set
~our 1Hections on thinas above. not on things Of1 the earth. For ye have dit!d
and your life is htd with Christ in God." Yes, "hid with Christ·" INhere? "In God."
When Christ rose from the dead. He also ascended to the riaht hand of God. and ts now .._ithin the veil." hidden from our view. What can His enemies do unto
Him now? He has left the scenes of this urth where He "endurt!d such contra-
diction of sinners against Himself." He has passed through the devil's domain in-
to the presence of God. The man in the Jlory is beyond them all. secure with the
Father. So is the bel iever's lite-Hhid w1th Christ, in God." Man and devil may
touch and harm and kill the body: but lite itself is secure. eternally secure, tor
it is "hid with Christ in God." As such, the child of God cannot aHOfd to "set
his aHec.tions on things on the earth;" the~ may be taken from him, or he may be
taken from them at any moment. Christ is h•s real and incom parable and only
satisfying treasure, and the hidden life is one of being occup•ed with Him.
J. Resunect•on life •s a V•ctorious l1fe-"Now it we be dead with Chnst, we
believe that we shall also liVe w1th H•m: know 1ng that Chnst being raised from
ti'M dead, d•eth no more; death hath no more dominion over Him." He rose vic·
torious over death and the grave: over Hirn "who had the power of death. that is,
the devil;" over sin-"lor in !hat He d1ecl, He d ied unto sin once {for all)." Now
thanks be unto God, Who g•~eth us the v1ctory through Jesus Chnst our ~ord.
HIS ~ictory IS our v1ctory, as we need and cl a1m •t by fc11th. Reckon (count 11 as
done) yourself to be alive unto God. Satan was conquered for you in the conflict
at Calvary-"whom resist steadfast in faith." The world was conquered for you-
"1 Move overcame tbe world." lh1S •S the v.aory. Then why suffer defe.1t by Satan,
sin ~ the world'? Take your stand against them, as one who has been brouRht to ttW place of triumph In Christ, lnd say con&.tantly with the 1postte, "now th111\ks
be u·nto God, Who alwm IQdeP, us (causeth us to be} in_ triumph, ~ our
L.ont Jesus Christ.~ This •s the rtsen lrfe: one of newn~s. htdden and tr•umph.ant.
Th is 1s what it means to be planted togi!ther m the likeness of Hi!. resunection
Pta1se God now.
THE RESURRECTION
By Rn. Geora:e D. Gilmer, D. D.
No event •n h•story is beHer accredited than the resurrection of our lord and
»viour Jesus Christ. He died for 0\Jr sms and was raised aJlam for our JUStifica-
tion. Modernist efforts to discred it the resunection have la•led unerly. Such ef·
torts began •mmed~tely after this marvelous event. f he apostate rel ig•ous leaders
ct that day, the chief pr iests and elders. gave a lar~e bnbe to the soldiers who
gu.rded the sepulcher, and mstructed them to say: 'His dtscrples came by night
lind stole him away while we slept" (Matt. 28:ll-15). But 1t would have been an
e1sy matter tor the body to have been found, as a distingutshed laiNYer writin11: on
the subject has pointed out. It could not be found fOf the simple reason that it
was alive. and marvelously changed from a natural body to a spir1 tuat body.
Now the moctern1st has sh1fted h1S pos•tion and attempts to prove that the
resurrection was a "spintual resurrect ion." That 1s foolish, of course, for a spir1t
does not d•e. in the sense that a body dies, and can not experience a resurrection,
but only a "regeneration" as in the case of one born aga in. Moreover Chr.st took
particular pains to show His discrples that His resurrection was not "spintual,"
Read the account in luke 24. Th~ "supposed that they had seen a spirit." Note
the various ways in wh ich C::hrist showed them H1s resurrection was bodily. They
could see Him. A spirit is •nvis1ble. He had them feel His hands and feet. He
said: "A spirit hath not flesh and bones, as ye see me have." Ch rist's resurrec·
t1on body was. according to His own test•mony, "flesh and bones." To further
convince them He ate before them. He asked them: ''Have ye any meat'?" And
they pve Him Mlish and Honeycomb." "And He took it. and did eat before them'
He reminded them of the fact that He hacl told them before that He would dte
and rise apin on the th •rd day. Thus He was v1sib~. He wa lked and talked. He
h~ them feel Him , and ate before them. What more evidence could any reason-
able person ask? But the modern1st 1s not reasonable. Wit h all his boasted learn-
in~~: he is utterly unreasonable. He rejects tne plain testimony of God's Word He
iM!S the lie to Christ Himself. and thereby seals h1s own doom.
Christ's resurrection body rs the pattern for ours. We toott for ''the Sav10\Jr ,
the Lord Jesus Chnst:-who shall change our vile body, that it may be fash•oned
l1ke unto His glorious body, accorclmg to the working whereby He •s able even to
subdue all thinp unto Himself."-Ph il. 3:20-2 1.
Men of all aKeS have asked: "How are the dead raised up and with What body
do they come?" They hl\le staggered with doubt over this marvelous truth, just as
the modemisb today are doing. But note God's answer. "God @iveth it a body as
it hath pleased Him, and to every seed (soul) his own body.' Our resurrection
bodies will be the wme in one sense and wonderfully chan~ in another sense.
The chanae will not destroy the ident1ty. Read the descriptiOn of t.tlis change m
the latter part of 1 Cor. 15.
Re.der do not let these modermstlc attacks on the Bible disturb your faith.
God knew they would come and warned us. He said:-"Now the Spirit speaketh
exprusly. thlt in the latter times some shalt depart from the faith. giving heed
to Mducing spirits, and doctrines of devils: speakin11: lies in hypocrisy." I Tim. 4:1·2,
"Watch ya, stand fast in the faith, Quit you like men, be strong." I Cor. 16:13.
REMEMBERING OUR LORD AT IDS TABLE
By Fr11nce. R. Haversal
1'1Ut do la ftlftH!I'Bbrance of me .... Fe..-M ottea u ye •t thM hrMd, and
.._. &W. ev.p, :re do Mow the Lord"• dMth tiD ... eome-I Cor. 11 :24, 28.
It i• not limply, ''Thill do." We may obey 10 l1r at each communion .ea.on,
and yet never once h•ve obeye-d our Lord'• dyiq wi.h or fulftlled h~ deeire. He
.aid, '"Thill do in rem~mhrance o ( ~-" We c.nnot remember what ~ do not
kaow. We m\Uit know th• Lord JNua ChrUt before -can truly remember bim
et hil t.ble; for he d~ not say thAt -are to do it in remembrance or what he ..-id or .,.en "hat he did. WE" mly rrmember what we have hMrd or read of
IUdley end t.timer. and we micht commemorete their martyrdom; but we can-
DOt ..--nber them. bec•use we never knew them, eseept M • matter of hiltory.
WitbcMd penonaJ kno-.ledse of him, there can be no tNtl N!membr•nce of him in the Lonf's Supper .... "TiD he come." So p«bllpe there will be IOII)tl show-ina
1t fotth at the wry moment when btl COIDIII Luther Mid, .. 1 feel u if J-.w
Orillt died ,...tt~.rday." So h•h. 10 vtrid.. be OW' love •nd U...nkfulnew! But
1M7 we .tel. "And M if he were com.iq tod.ayf"' TI.en would our u ..... be rich ia I'I!IJMIDbfan,ca and radi•nt in •ntid .-:tioD. *1oo~q for U..t biMIIecl hope, end
1M ~ eppearine of lhe f!M' God, and our S.viour IM\d Cbriat."-
"'RRYAL COMMANDMENTS.'
GOD'S WORD AND GOD'S WILL "TTIo-, or Word ol 0oc1.--fo• 1bo ...,..5! Joy down ..U.. ol '-cnae.~.......,~Weau11t~ ud~lbldy
"""" ...... ---_,. .._ ""' ...... tloo priDd-Wlioa IIIIo ,. --.-"'lifo,""' ...... ...Ul ... -lbo-o(-.............. .. .. 7 b I ••• urfNd .. will ..... ,._,_,. wUb .. '-~ "'OOCL,....-.
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~s • ~:.:.:.~..:.;r~,:,~ ... o:\V.:!I":
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,_ -nfl IYMIHL," Hl U. LA.OO, PLOIIOA
II !!:~·;:...,:=
..... bo,.od ""' ..... ! TDil It a J1101*1n wWc:h mm have
-, .. -but by ..... "'"' wioclom .. philooophy
they haft nrYft' found tk ..,. lftiWt:r.
Man hu • finit~ mind and eo cmtnat
rcuon beyc.td ita limtta. The Bibk
............. ·-the qwsboo of tho future life. It aimply, plainly, &Dd dd~
nitely atatet that ~ i& • lif~ beyond
the (rift for ..U human bdnp. 'I'hil
ll one of tht moet importaat reuona
for the exi~tentt of rhc. Bible.
GOO IS INFINm
God is infinitt: and an and don rt~
veal some of the in6nil~ to us who are
finiu, The only knowledge w~ have Cl(
God and His plans for us here &n~l
~reafter rome! to us by rrvelation frnm
God. If thtte wen• no future life, thnl
thcrr would 0<-no n<'t.rt for :1 Bible. If
the dnth of thr hody ended also the life
of d·•· soul and spirit. lht-n there woulrt
t•· r!O llr:hc·t:, no ht-11, nn j th.1&•ntnt
w•.\ no nerrt vf .1 Hrdr<:mf'" 3nd Saviour.
II t!wrt w•·rr nfl lifr 1orynnd the-grave,
ll·t·n w,. wc•uld n~td no rehgion at all.
liFE IEYONO DEATH
Wnhont a "l!ereaftcr" for out soub.
and without future punishment or re·
wards, !hen wc could aU live as we
pi~. and. if trouble b«:ame unbcarahlc,
we could "end it all" simply by com-
mitt ing suicidc. Th,. "annihil1tionisu"
hold to the theory that tieath completely
f'nds all existence. but thty have a very
sm:.ll following because there is a mn-
sciou ~nen in all rnct1 that death does
nc.t end 11.1!. It is so derply implanted in
the humll.n mind that mn•t unrodly pt'O-
ple arc afraid tn die l~ause they ~re
lrrroriurl loy tht-Ull('"rt:~i n ty ni what
lies krvnd th,• gr;l\c. O:.vid sang, "t
will dwell in the hou~ of t~ Lord for
ncr." Job s.aid, "I Know that my re·
di'Cmcr liv(th, :tnd that he Y.all stand
at the latter day upon the: earth: and
thou(h after n1y skin worms destroy
this body, yet in my ftesh shall I set'
God" (Job 1925, 26). }ol> <ert>;nly
bll"l~ in a resurTtettd life beyond
u..cn ...
ANCIENT EVIDENCE
M<SSes look~ a~ nearly 1 S00 years
.and saw Jnus Chritt, and so turned
his back on the plnsurrs that Egypt
could offer to him onlv for this At5hh·
lift. becau~ he ~\\' a glorious life ~
I'Ond the-gya1't with his Lord. Abraham
htolievtd in a resur~tttion so strong!)'
that he was willinJ:" to kill and hum tht
hody of Isaac. "accounting thai God
wu ah&c: to rai~ him up, t:VUI from the
olad"' .(Heb. 11 ;19). )•cob and JOO<ph
wanted their hann carried 1.0:: to Ca-
naan to he ··eady for a r.esurrt~ttion
among their 1111:n pcopk:.
OUI LOID'S TESTIMONY
··r:noch wallo:rd 11 ith God · 1nd h.:> w:l<
n(l t · for Get! tOok h•m" (\ren 5 24 )
\\ hN(' drd rlf.od t.1k~ hrm; To an1lth1:r
Jl;lf' of th,. •arth · (Ill, no ! \;.gJ tUQk
J.n ,..-1. br}·•·"l tt,. "ra11 z..u 10.11h r::,ph
1.! h iTI ).' ',,' \I••·· ••(I ycoilr ~ t:lltr
!:J•jl1! :1!1 ' 'o,o ' olj''' ~If\' tl' ··or<.• /'{"!. ~.
ja:1 c·~ :m•l .,1 ~:111(' >~l!h
! . • • ·r .• i -.: · 1 I ~ 1 , 1 • " I
I"'' •1'·1lh r·.rl' 1 ·"'
rhr grJ~·· -..he··• I i·· \' h,
1< 111 1 ,,~· ,,f ·.:orahan
cc.h , E.x• ... : 3 r,, I . ,
i,.-,111..:~ 'f 1 ~,(1(~ Olo II f.il,j
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1:..1:" I,.
\ho"u •
I >('I '1 d,.~r :Hlt.
lm~lt<l ~r 1rral l ·u ndr~o lt:.tr• }•'t 1 1()1;:
d:unw·J ;hat thl"} ""crco "IIH· l•l Hrn. and
Ht-w~s the1r { ;,MI fnr I It IS the r.'Xl
nf tl•'" )r\'in,:::, nnt thr d~ad (~la rk
12:26, 27) Th.: lld,rews nrvtl ,lrouhtccl
t1c.11 zherr i. a '•fr l.!t'~·r-.noi thl' grave
11w:i· Grot! h:H~ rr•·cal t-d 1t to zhcm, and,
thr0t1gh th"m. to all peo1,1e (Rom -~ !)
CH~IST IS THE JUI>GE
If tho!' Sc ~·pture n:fcf Ml("S fnr !hr~
lt~..,.n. or an y pan oi thrm , :ore HUt.
tt-.tn t'wr~ nlll~t Joe: :1 lift' lot I'UIICI tht-
~r,~·~ 1£ thr-rt· •~ no f11tureo I'll., theu
llw Urlolt· b a :'OIIlplt't r: l i:>'>Ul' l,f m 1~r(p•
n·~en1.11 ion' l:\11t Wt. know zh.1! tl-•·
ll •blc 1s thr Word of C..J<.i, awl thcrl'
fort ts ah!o(Jlutdy 1rue. :.1atthcw 2S ·,H -
46 records not onJy th~t Jdus is ah\c
in Hewrn, but that He Will ~turn also
lo judge the Gentile nations a.ccording
to how they have trea.ttd Hi., people",
the Jewa. Tboec who han. had comt-s·
Don on the J e-n aft ailed "~beep."
1'hose who heft not done it to ''one of
the least of thne" shall (0 away into
tve"rlastinc puniAhmc-nl. but the right-
~ into life eternal. In that .wne pas-
~· Jesus explained clc.rly that the
".\beep" •ould "inherit the kingdom
prepand for you from lhc: foundation
ot the world,'' while the "eoats" would
"~rt from me, ye: cursed. into rver-
lutJ"c fire: prrpared for the devil and
hi.a a~b.'' So the future life is pre-
PftM for each dus "ho art judctd by
Jesus Olritt . .and nQt by men.
TESTlMONY OF ANGELS
Mark 12:26, 27 quotes Jesut •• stat~ inr that the convttutton between God
and MORt at the b.tminc bush is his·
toric:ally attuntc: and authentic. Some
modcmittt do not believe it, but Jews
dld, and laid so. Our God is not the:
God of the dead (Satan it that -Heb.
2 :14), but oar God is tM God of the
livinc. and anybody who questions thf
resum:ctton of our Ktual bodies f'loet;
ratlr err, noc lrnowine thr Scripture~
nor the: power of ('.ad (Ma.tt. 22:29).
Lub 24 wts forth the rrut fact that Jetua, the Man, rDK fruont tM tomiJ.
The anrtl• ddinitely aid ht thrt tomb
-o:mpty. The phy.al body ol lluh
and bofte5 .ru rone-''He is not bert.
but ;, """'·" "Why -,. u.. 1;-rina among the dtad r Somr pcopW: who
c:aiJ thcmtel.,. Crisdant •1 that )"'"-
had only • spiriuJ&I ldlilfed:ion, bat tM atlld•. dUciples, and 1 .... aU -;fit!!
--... ---. ---.-.-.
It"-! His body wu railed. 'The two dis·
ciplcs on lbe wav tO J;mmau1 walked .and
talktd with )etU, :tfter His ftt\lfrtaion,
and He carefully explained the Scri~
tures rqardinc the: Me:u'-h. Whtn He:
''•t at meat with them. he took bread,
and bkssed it, .and hrake and pvC" to
them, And their eyes were opr:Md, and
they knew him."
JESUS TESTIFIED
Jesui "5tood in the midst of them
(the elev(TI disdplcsJ, and ~th unto
them. Peace be unt•) you." They ""~:re
irightcutcl, but, wl1tn lie had .~hnwn t1.
them His hands and fct't Vld lud
open~ "their undt-rstanding." then th<:~
hclieved tll:l.t Ht" had risen (rom thl'
dead .and ~:as alivf'. Later, ther a.sw Him
ascrnd into Hcaw-n and the evidmce of
Jesus Chri.•t as a crucified, buried, risen,
resunu:ted, and ascended Sa\•iour ~as
contpkte. John 14 :1-6 testifies that Juus eajd that the: future home of aJI
believers is to be prq:.red by Hitmelf.
It ia in His Father's house, and Jesu•
will be there. He said that, if we: know
Him, then we know the Way to our fu-
ture home, because He is the Way. He
is the only Way ; thn-e is no othe-r.
PAUL'S TESTIMONY
Paul left no doubts unMttled whfll
he wrote "hal we know as the I Stb
chaptrr o( First U.rinthians. He saya
Jesus roK the third day, aa:ording to
thr Scriptures, which were thus fulfilltd.
Paul OZ.me5 the witnesses, inclurling
himself, the last. Paul stakes his whole
faith and salvation upon the tntth or
falsity of tht-bodily ffiurrc<tinn of
Jesus. "H Chriu be not riSt"n, then is
our preaching vain, and rour faith is
alto vain." And if Chnst is railed,
then will all bt:lievtrs be raised. Here
i~ our hlesK'd hopt" and joy.
CICIMI'OIT.Ull FAITII
Paul Wll1tw:n more ~idt in writiftc
tc tho n..-Jcn;.., (I ThetJ. 4:13-18).
'The bodia of believen which tan cle-
ttornpC)ted or di•ppa.red in tht dust of
the: earth will be: re-formed and ~ht
~ In the air to meet their IOU) and aprit
1n tht presence of Christ, who will bring
the souls and spirits with Him for thi1
gloriou~. u.pturou_, reunion. "\Vhero-
iorc, comfort one another with thelc
words.'' Jt'lhn adds (Rev. 22: 1-5) that,
in thl' future life, lhtte will be a rrystal
cltar ri,·e,.. •a thron~ of God and or the
L:amh." The: tree of liic, which
d1sappeared m ~nc$i~ J: N . i~ in the:
midJot of I~ \\'a\. The rur~ nf Adam
1" g'•llt. The n .int!> ,,·ill :;c(' f;od and
lli~o nanl(' will h!-ou uur fo .. ehcad ~
Tht'rr will \.c :m !l.,rlmc~s. no .~harlows,
n•1 lim, no ~Nr0\1 no n1ght, but Jesus
w:ll t~e tl il~ Light. \Yh:.t :t glorion~ fu -
tlore h i~!
QUESTIONS FOil US
Eut only the s.·wtd ones will be there.
\\'ill ) ou ltc one? Harco you a tickrt ?
"lk!ie1·e on the Lord Jesu~ Christ" .and
Y•)l: ~hall tx_ ~wed . \\'hat hop,. have t~
athci,;ts, agnostics, frct!'liihkers. infilk\5,
and n!l or the 11nhc:liever" in tllC' resur-
;ection ? I fow c.,,, modemis ts appr~atc
and appropriate the jor of the r~surrec
zi•m of the 1>011v of lc.sus when tkev do nn~ Lt:h!!l'r" th;it I l i~ hod1• was rC~ur
rtctt•d : 1 he nihlc drJ~• nOt teach what
tht· llhxlrrnists call "~ sptritual resurrec-
tion .. fv~ tht SOl!\ .. nd spiri! or 1.-:lie\·ers
drr nut rl1r rr.nd tlu:~rtforc need nv nesur·
1 (·ction. They merely pass out of tht'
hody and luvt; it dud while they pass
on to be: present immediatcly with our
Lord (2 Cor. 5:8). Will you be "absent
from the body"-and "present with the
Lonl"l --L-
S 8V SIN
BIOLA COLLeGe, LA MIRADA
Dr. Talbot's
SALVATION BEFORE CALVARY
Q. H011J wnt mm ea.trtd btfort
Clt.rUt dletl for tht .im of tilt 100r&tH
A. By faith in t.he coming Redeem-
er, even Jesus. The Old Testament
·is full of deftnite prophecies eon·
cuning His eoming into the wortd
to die for sinners, Throurhout the
entire Old Te!lament there runs "the
~arlet. t hread of auriftce" by which
God taught men that they could be
"aved only by faith in the One who
wu to come. They were saved by
puttinw-their faith in the Christ of
prophecy : we are 1\aved by trusting
in the Christ of history, who fulfttled
the prophecies of His cominc to die
for the sine of the world. It is the
blood of Christ which alone clean8es
from sin in any 1ge.
Following are a few of the many
prophecies of H is eominr to die for
!linnen. u set forth in the Old Tes-
tament :
I. Adam and Eve m1de ftg-leaf
apron11 to fit themselvta for God's
preRence (they thourht) -the work
nf their hand11 ; but God made them
"colt!\ of skins •nd clothed them"
f(dn. S :21)'. The innocent animal
h•d to die -a faint tYPe of the
innocent Lamb of God who died th•t
we might be clothed in the rirht~
t>oueneae of Chriet.
2. Cain brought the fruit of the
~t round : Ab@l brourht a blood ucri-
fi.ce. by f•ith (Heb. 11 :4).
3. Ge nesi11 S :15 i11 the ftrat prom-
iM" of the comin.-Redeemer. T)le
"~d of the wom•n" l1 none other
than Christ 1nd thie ia ~ ftnt
prophec:y of Ria vifTin birth. He
had no human father. Our Lord po-
tenti•lly bruised Satan'• "bead''
when He died •nd ra.e ar&in ; He
wilt IN) Satan'• doom forner when
He eull him into the lake of fire,
or hell (ltn. 20:10). Satan bruiHd
our l.Grd'a "heel'' but Death eould
not hold Him ; end Ria redemptive
work Ia ftnl1hed.
4. The PUIO'fW lamb wa• a pic.
tu re of "Chri•t our paJ&<JYer who ia
"•criftced for u1" (I Cor. I :1).
1§. lu.lah M and Paalm 22 ele&rly
picture the Suffertnr Saviour.
THE SEPARATED CHRISTIAH
Q. Wlot 1MMld be tlc CA:rUtia.•'•
11Uitwd, tmrard. nrtlllr ,UaMrtl r
I tv«,.t to bt • tq«r'ftCtd CArit((a.,.
but comt i• tor ridietdt nn br
ntl,. CAr~t-iofll.
It,. In the tlnt plaet, we hive ~
direct comm1nd : "Come out from
amonr them, and bt ye _,.rite,
aalth the Lord. and touch not the
unclean lhiD•: tnd I win nee I-n
you. and will be • F•ther unto TOU,
and ye 1hall be my 10n1 al'ld daa•h-
ton. ooltll the Lord Almlrhll'" (II
Cor. 1 :1.C·18). Apln, wt han Glhn-
Vtf7 eW..r Sc:riptllftl. "ell u. .. Low-
not the world, nollheT the lhlbll llaot
are In the world. If &ft1 .-n krN
the world, the loft of the J'otlooF II
not In Mm" II loh• 1 :11-17). Yet
a,tJn we 1te uttecl to lr.eep 9V ..,..
mtnta "'un potted from ~ wwW"
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...... tile ~ .. -... Cloriol-
Question
Box:
rPje<'ti ng, Spirit-reeiatint world. Wf'
are to bt' "in th• world, but not of
it." We are to mintle with our fel-
low-men. :o.eeking to point them to
Chriet. loving their aouls. but hatinr
their t'lina. In other words, we •~
not to find our •a.ti•ftactiott in doln1
the thinA"a that dishonor the name we
bur. We are not to carrupt our
minds, hearts o r lives.
In the eecond place, we ar~ ~
peatedly exhorted not to do Ql'l)'tlti•g
th1t c•uses the "weaker brother to
etumble.'' Perh1pt1 you or I could do
many thinrs the world doH, yet
<'orne out unh•nn~. to a certa.ID u:-
tent : whereas •nother foflowing in
our steps would go down In utter
defeat. Paut wrote to the Corinthl•n
Christiana. saying t hat meat offered
to idol• was just th~ ume to him
J)f'nonally u other meat -that is,
it made no difference •t •II -but It
another wea.ker Christian looking on,
thou~tht thert' wu ~me eittnitkance
in it, uw Paul eating and ••• hurt
.!lpiritually &.!1 re&ult, P1ul vowed
that he· would not touch melt u
lont aa th~ world stood. The appli·
cation is plain : he cared for the in·
tluence he had upon other -e.pe-
ci•lly young -belleven.
On the positive aide, if we truly
love the Lord, if we ftnd our joy •nd
1111liafaction in His Word, then theRe
worldly pleuurea will not 1ppe1l to
ua. He will tive us so much to do for
Him, so many inter~••• in the 1pirit·
u•l life, th1t there wfll be neither
interest in , nor time for, the thln111
th•t diAhonor or displeue or iJnOrt"
Him.
BABYLON THE GREAT
0 . WMt i1 mu"t bw •• ..,.,,,,.,
#a.bylota CA:t Grtat" of Rr;llot:iMt 11
a.M 111
A. ThJa I• • ducriptioD of apostate
Chriltendom in the retrn of ADtl-
cbriat duriDI the period of tbe tribu-
la.tlon. After the true chu.reh Ia tran•
lated, profeuln1 Chrtatendom wiU be
united in one put bod7. AU tbl
oo•ed will theo be wttlt the Lord.
But thoee who •re Cbrittl&D In name
only wiD form • relfrtou• eonftder-
'"''· ealled Ia !W<. 17 :& "'!' ... llotlter
of H.&rtota.•• lD OODtrut witlt. the
t""' Bride of Chrtot, wloldl lo the
ebardl. J'or o Umo tltll folio .,._
wlll mob • .....t ..... of todJeoa,
Chrilltleu prufealc.~ ud wfD be fn
... ,.. wltlt Aatldlrtot. Tlln lie wlll
tum aralnat her aad ..,...r 1NF u
deeerfbed In the. ehapttn.
IICKOMING THI
TtiiUU.TIOH PIIIOO
Q. """ 4<> --.. ., lk ·~ ,..,. •I "lAc ,..._, ,._.,... •I
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.,.,, ftll COI1IIJDI. ea;acd:J t0 tiM
f~ -· ef lo•tl 1._ U:l
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A LOOK
AT THE
BOOK
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~ ., w 1.,. .. uMw.~ty, o.--~-.. t.c.
FAITH AT lEST
Some people believe Chrill. Some believt" o"
Him. When Jesus was here on earth, 101M be-
lieved that He was the Messiah. They took
Him at Hi• Word. Their beUd was strenrth-
cned by the eviden(:c of the mir1cles He per~
formed and by the life He: lived. Tbey be-
lived Him. But when He talked about IJICri-.
ftce and suffcrina and hardship, they tumed
b1ck from followin11: Him. They believed Him,
but they did not trust their live! to Him not'
risk their future to His leadcnhip.
Some people todty believe Him to the ex·
tent lhat they aC(:C:pt lhe words whi(:h He
spoke aJ truth. rhey believe He is the Son of
God. They . do not doubt Hi~ Deity. They
11:ive intelleciUal assent to Hi~ truth. but they
do not commit their livn to Him nor prove
that 1hey beheve Htm by obedience and ~ur
render to His will.
Believins orr Jesu:. is another matter al-
to~~:ether than belicvms Him . To believe on
Jesus means 10 trust Him completely. not only
to accepl what He said as truth but also to
he:lieve H m1 cnoush to commit oneself eter-
nar :y to His kcepms. To believe" on Him is
lo make Him. Whom 1he Bible' ca lls the "sure
Foundauon:· the: foundation on which our
live~ are bwlt. the center about which the
acts and thoughls and ambition~ and de-
sire~ of our l 1ve~ art" gathered. To believe on
Jcsu!l. means to cling to Him as the su pport
and stay of lire". It meam. conscious of our
own weakneo,s. to rely on Him. to depend on
H I) truth and power To believe on the lord
Jesus ChriM means to drpcnd upon Him as
a man escapin.g from a hurning building de-
pends upon the ladder down which he dim~.
It is to depend upon Him u the pilot of a
plane "flymg h1md" depends upon his in-
!lt .-unlents.
"Believe: on the lord Je...us Christ , and
thou shalt be Javed" (Acts 16-l l). II is not
enough ,imply to believe Him . We must in
fa•th lru'lt ourse:l"es to H1m. must believe on
Hm1.
GLORIOUS
FUTURE
By S. V. Scot!-Mitcholl !P<ophotlc WI-)
1"._ THI JIWISH HOP!, I•• 701. L•• ... ..,.1 ..
"TIM! comintt of our Lord Jesus Christ and
our .gathering together ~onto Him" !2 ThHs.
2:11 . We arr livintt in a world that i1 unatable.
but there is an irrnocable destiny for the child
of Cod . There ia a glorious, unaltenbk, pre-
determined divine purpoae that is not 1ubject
to all the mutationa of thia Parth of ours.
The first great glorioua fact, irrefut1ble and
unchallengeable, for which the Church and tht'
people wait today, ia the coming of our Lord
Jesua Chri&t . It is not some vague, ne:bulou~
coming that gradually makea itl!df manifnt
in the hearts of men. h is a fact stated by our
Saviour, the Lord Jesus Chriel , Who will
fashion anew the hody of ou r humiliation tn
be conformed to the body of Hia glory, accord·
ing to I he power wher~by He: ia able to aul~ue
all things unto Him~~elf.
He is coming back in all the wonrler of that
my&tic title, Chriat, the anointed, the bearer uf
th~ divine spirit. By Him we receive into our
being the illimitable: resource8 of eternal life
and when Christ, who ia life, shall appear, we
shall be manifeMed with Him in glory. Tht'
Lord JH ul Christ ia coming back in person to
demon&trate all Hia mighty redeeming power
and Hia emancipating g:ra~. He i1 comin~
again-that ia the: destiny for which we wait.
There are two event& in the immnliate pros-
'•e Church of the living Chrir.t today.
and that ia the 6r,.t. Then the aecond is to be
found in the lut book, the book of the Revel a·
tion of Jeaus Christ which God gave to John.
In the I ?th chapter we read of the Aee'ond of
the great events that muat inevit•bly take pi•~
when Jesua has come: for His own. We are all
caught up away from this old world of oun
with all itt teen. it11 aorrowa. its an~:ietiet and
its care.. We are told in Rev. 19 of the laat
book-"And •fter the.: things I heard • great
voice of much people in hea.ven, aaying, Alle-
luia ; Salvation, and glory, and honour. and
power, unto the Lord our God: for true and
righteoua are Hi• judpnenta: for He hath
judf!;ed the great whore, which did corrupt the
earth with her forniulion, 1nd hath avenged
the blood of His .ervanta at her hand. And
.,ain they aaid, Allelui•. And her amoke rote
up for ever •nd ner. And the four and twenty
elden and the four beuaa fell down and wor·
shipped Cod that aat on the throne, ~yin~
Amen: Alleluia. And • voice ClrM out of the
throne, .. yin&, Prai• out Cod, •II ye Hia
~~ervantt, and ye th•t fear Him, both sm1ll 1nd
8fUt. And I heard 11 it Wet"e the voice of •
peat multituck, and 11 the Toice of rn.ny
wlter.., eod M the woice of mi1h1y thunder-
in&-. •rina AUdui•: for the Lord Cod omni-
potent rdpeth. Let us be glad •nd rejoice and
sive honour to Him: for the m•rri•ge of the
Limb i• come, 1nd Hia wife hath made hc:r·
tdhudy."
We must all •ppea;r bd'ore the judsmmt
teat of Christ to make ready for this greet and
1loriOus nent. When we atand thef'e ._ lhall
st.end upon Hia merk.-not upon ot.a:r owa.
.. Behold what manner of tow. the Father
ha.th beetowed ~ Ill th.at we .bovld M
eallocl tho .,.. of God. n..m.,. tho w..W
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Doo Arthur Sue Corry Mark Smith
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Jenn.Uer Austgen Kerry Cunningba.m Alldy Ttebna
From the Police Blotter
• MOI(I)AY IIARCB t IIU, laid ,.-11101 o -.1
• S4TIIIIIAY IIWICH' R-MlldiiU ~. -at $10 .... --
TAX AUDIT IUREAU Car)' lAo sa~~~~, n, "'aoos u ot uo DoiiiU eoa.._ lilt ·-11M at 1M r-"' rw.an. CoMa M-. wu &r· q, arnaQdcaacba.r .. otpo.-tbe rtlldtiCt •. .Pawl acaet
r....S • a ebu .. ol driYlAC •uJoa o1 di.DC'Woua drwp at Pbtfu.liO MtbSL, Wt.ttc..... lld.Uid eu en n ,, ..
wblle .., tbe lan•eeor• ot l ·SO a tD lD tbt 1800 b'Joa; ol port, to&dpot.w.tb&t•tlpldlck. 11 JWL c~ I 1 ••
alcoboJ at li;U &,Ill. It N..,.. vU.ue· P~aee. ceotrt.l Newport nlue aat lilted, wulltollo from r.-.u.
pon Blfd.. Ud Holll(tal ROid, Helen 11utto Tut1D1 53, b1a car • k.DJr.cy Gtwwt.-
ll.....,n Hol&~q • · · RoOort ~~· ioO Llclo Put Drive, Lido =...:::;L:.;E;:G;;-i<;-;L,--;-;MO~•r"'IC'"!.--Nnt to Port ftootn lila Bubam, 21, o1 108 Col-Peninsula. was arrested at5:SO
11M, .,.._ lab.Dd, na &r· p.m. at the Broadway, FUIUon '·16447 HlS E. Ccul ffwJ, r...S at I:SO p,m. 01. a. ebarp lala.od oa a cbatge of pttty CERTIFtcAT£ OF 8U9UfESS eon.. 6tl Mar
otr~tollauprJyatepro-tbeft ~~ ... Vtoceal Ftcttttou Firm Name CTI-ITit
pwty liiCJII belDcrequestecltodo James Borrowdl.le. Ul. of 115 THE UNDERSIGNED doN ..; ~::i'iiF~~F====l ,10 at 114 ApoltDI • • • Barry E. Balboa BI,d., Balbo&, wu hereby eertit)' tb&l abe 11 COO• TERRT M. TYSON, IOD ofMra. r THAN
Jack BuJJ&rU. z.tfll Alldmer, arrested at 9:15 a.m. on a ducunc a IP'apblc de&lp &ad Jobo. w.. TJIOD of U.M Sl.ata A CAMERA SHOP"
Colt& Yua. told poUce tbat charge ol possession of mart-Ales buaiola at lW lrfU. AM Ate., Cocta MeR.I'ubllo
tooll, 14 stereo tapes and a jua.na at tus residence; Usoa.r-An., Newport Beach, Calli. commtaliOPid aMCOad Ueaten-
&tereo radio, all waliMcl.at$2:17, rested on the same cba.rgewere 92660 IIQder tbe fteUttou& firm a.at.la tbe U.S. AJ.t Foree 14'00
WILLIAM T. PRATER, are. were stoliD trom b.Ja ear while Anthony Patrick Porearo Jr., name' ol SydDI)' SummuUme P'&dtlldoa from otftcer Train-
tlred Yarlne Corps major, bu u kid at tbe Palm st R aDd that aJd nrm Ia eompoeed lac Sebool (OTS) at L&eklalld
ed r 'ftl par • Z8 and Oou&Ias Nlcbolas 0· 0. I '"-lo"~--perooo ., .. ~--AFB, TtiU. Lt. Tyeoo Ia~••• been oam muapr o tom· ud Oeeu Ft. pa;rtlnc kX iD zl~h. zz. also ol115 E. BaJboa u.-........... -"F9
PASSPORT lltHOTOS
PUBI..ICIT-V lltHOTOS
COPY
Ia arbor
mercta.l properties &DdbW.ldiiiC B&lboe ••• Sa.m~~el H. Downlng. BlYd •••. James c. Stur o1 oame LD run aM place~ real-aulped to La.uJbliD A •
mua.cer ror the lrriae Co., ta-awoer o1 tbe DowJUnc Coo-1208_112 Ocean Front. Ba1lJoa. deoce ue u toUowa, to-wit: Tezu:, tot ptlot b'aJDiJl&. He
Clud.lng levine's twin 9-story str'\ICUon Co., 801 Amtcos'N'J.Y, told pollee that a wrist watch Sydney Sermersheim, 12U lr-la a 1M2 CHduate of COIIta
otftce buUdlngslDNewportCeo-the Bluff~, told pollee that $183 and other items, nlued at $S&, Ylne An., Newport Beach, Mesa hllb schOol and recel'ftd
ter. He bolds a B.A. decree 1o worth ot sUdlDg cJ,a.u: •lodows were stolen trom his car while c aw hls B.S. decree .1o marteticc lD
admtnistra.ttoo aDd edocatklo ware stotentromacoostruction U was parked ln front of bis WITNESS myhaodthis2'1Ulda,J ~967attromca::r:ustateCol.
from Sacramento State College site &l lZOl Clay St., Clift residence ••• Emett Parker, of February, 1970. Sydney Ser-... Lori& c • .,.,;;-:;;;;;~:::;;;;~:::;;;;~
Uld was formerly buslDess Ha.-en •• .Rh:batd G. Gilbert, an employee o1 the federal rraershelrn. ' ~
m'lnager for tile UC J schOOl of UOO Patrice Road, West New-Steel Co., of Loog Beach, said STATE OF CAUFORNIA )
enKSneertng. port Heleflts, told pollee that that an electric welder valued )ss WOULD YOU
OPEHSMESA.OFFICE burctus had eoteredhisbome t $350 was stolen r;om the CO UNTYOfORAHGE }
E ,.~ 1 Servt C and stole $335 worth of coins !ecoOO ~ry of a building being ON THiS 27th day of february, I t t'••·"",,er~.. cco'ns·~~.;; trom llis bedroom... constructed at 600 Ne.-port 1970, belore me, a NotaryPub-
oa ona y • .....,..n _ Uc tn and lor said county aDC1 BELIEVE"' firm with corporate beadquar-• SUNDAY, MARCH 8 Center Dr ., Newport Center ... state resldi therein, dillY '
ters in Los Angeles, hasopeoed Donald Ernest LeGault, 39, Wilburn B. Usary, of Anaheim. com~lssloned na:and swon, per. I • t
an office at 230 E. 1 'ltr> St., or 2808 Broad St., Newport said that btoocula.rs, a rlne sooa.U ed S dDe)'
Costa Mesa u 1s announced by Helct:ats, was arrested on a and f1shl.ng gear, a.U valued at S Y heiaw:wntom:tobe
Jack R N~w.-me presideot. cbarp ol possessloo of marl-$385, were stolen from his boat thermers mho, ,_ ub • • • W• -ll•r you t . • 12 40 at the d •-• at 3101 W e person w se name,.. s -t " Ull'-• • • J , E. Vu Dell o1' lnine is jua.oa at : p.m. while it was OCIUN • , scribed to the wlthio Ln.
the manager ot tile oew Bayside Inn ••. Joan Ethelyn Coast Hwy., Mariners MJe. t t lid eknowled.pd to
operation. Mr. Van Dell had Tl:lornburgh, 37, of 5304 River ~:u~tn ;h: ex!uted the sa.me. pre~tously served& )'earsa.sdi-An., West Newport, was ar-" TUESDAY, MARCH 10 WITNESS my haod and ot1lca1 I THE BEST CLEANING • • · '
rector of publlc works aDd as rested at 8:30p,m.atPotnsettl.a Winifred Sue Poulson., ZB, of seal. Mary A. H.aapa, Notary
dty enaineer for the City ol .IJld COilst Hwy., Corona del 3096 Roa.ooke Lane, Costa Public lD and for saJd Couoty and COmplete Clothe& caret ~· War oo a chup o1 driving Mesa. was arrested ooa.eha.rce Rlalto. Prior to bls munlclpal • loll ot of possession or marijuana and State. My CommlssJon ••· I
sentce, he -.as a pro)ecl en--~~~UDder U:altet ~~ew at noon at the Broadway, plres Dec. 13, 1971. I t
KSoeer wtlh the Concrete Coo-Hoke 18 'of:J2sAturadoPia.ce fashion Island • ' • Thompson Publlsh; Wuch 5, 12. 19, 26, a
dult Co., Ca di't1slon of Martin-8~ ~arrested at 9 p.m: Vern Weikert, 25, of a401 Bruce 1910, in the Newport Harbor t
Marietta orp. atlOtbStreeta.ndW Bay An Cr escent., West Newport, was Ensign. ' VALET CLEANERS \U.RION STAUB DIES ,Balboa, ooacbarp.ofposses·~ arrested at 1 p.m. at hlsresi-
M'rs. Mutoo Staub, 70, ol sklo. of marijuana , •• Vern deoce on a chargeofpossessloo
611 Lido Park Drt.-e, LidoPeQ... R. Wosoak.. 2152 E. Oeean of marljua.na ..• KathleeoDale l~g::l'. t t l.nsula.. died March 15 &l Haag BIYd., Balboa, told police thai Henry, 21, of 622-1/2 Club-I I
Hospital. She was boro June a $35 bicycle was stoleD from house, West Newport, was at· Jdf L CDAIT mwaY ..
13, 1899, in Chicago, and had his p.race ... lda Y. Hanson, r ested at 3:15a.m. at berrest. oaei*"A DG. IIAA
been a resldentofOra.ngeCoun-1826 c ommodore, told poUce dence on a. chargeofpossesslon t t
ty 5-l/2 years. that an $85 minibike ••• stolen or dong<rous drugs • • • Vo.ndals ...., CAU. 6754310
SIM! Is survlvled by her hus-trom her garage ... A tape deck broke large plate glass windows IMA~.a
band, Leonard; a son JollD P. and tapes, nlued u $96, were at the Vista Del Lido building ~
Boyd, and 2 grandchlldren. stoleo trom an auto belonglJlg at 611 Lldo Park Drive, Udo t
Servtces wer e held March 18 to Jobn M. Ethingtoo while it Peninsula. causi.D~~: more than 3011 al..s.
at Paclftc VIew Chapel with was parked a1 $256 damage .•• M. W.
Cecil 0. Eaoes from st. An-sea Gull, Newport 31.1-B
drew's Presbyterlan Church
presiding. luterment wtU be at
Oa.kcrove Cemetery, Ma..rdstee,
Wt ch. Pac111c Vtew funera.l
Home was .in charge ot arrange-
mew.
LEGAL NOTICE
P-36440
CERTIFICATE Of Bl5INESS,
F'ICTITIOlli NAME
The undersigned do certify
they are conducting a. business
at 422Z Campu.:-Drt~e. Newport
Beach, CaWor.o.ta., \ltider the
ficUUous firm ume of LOT
TWO COMPANY and that said
firm Is composed or the
following persons, whOse names
lo full and places of r esidence
a.re a.s follows: Brad Miller,
55 LUxia Isle, Newport Beach,
California.; WillardS. VoU, P.O.
Boz 615, Balboa, CallloroJ.a.;
Orner W. Long, 1401 Gal.a.ly
Delve, Newport Beach, Cali-
fornia..
Dated February 19,1970
(Signatures) Brad M!Uer
WillardS, Voit
Orner W. Long
State or California.,
Orange County;
On February 19, 1970, before
me, a Notary Public in and tor
satd State, persooa.IIy appeared
BRAD MILLER , WILLARD S,
VOlT, OMER W. LONG, known
to me to be the per sons woose
oames are subscribed to the
within instrument and ackoow-
ledpd they e r.ecuted the same.
Lots J. Very, Notary PublJc
My Commission E~plres
June 5, 1973
ROBERTSON, HOWSER AND
GARLAND, Attorneys, 4340
Campus Drive, Newport Bea.cb,
Ca.lll.
Publish: March 5, 12, 19, 26,
1970, to the Newpor t Harbor
Ensign.
5¥4% on our lnveston Pa88book
account. No other California bank
or oavinp and loan pays 6%% on
pa811book dopoolta. That'• the high-
lilt rate anywhere on pushoolto.
What's more, at Bank of America
you have three ways to earn high
pa~~~~book intermt.lt all depends on
how long you want ro keep your
funda invmted. Let'a take it frorr
the rop.
5¥4% Investors Passbook.
Leave your money with us for two
yean~ and it will earn 6%% ann~
intereat. Compounded and paid
on
quarterly. $600 minimum depoei.t.
And you can add to it any time in
amounta of $100 or_more.
5Y2% Investors PMibook.
li a on .. year maturity ia about right
for you, we'll pay you 6WJI!, iDtenot.
The same $600 minimum appllilo,
as well oo the privilege of addint to
your investment in amounta of UOO
or more.
5% Investors Pulbook.
Thls is our abort term offer-90 day
maturity. And you earn 6% annual
interest. Again, a $600 minimum
CIUi<LlTY Li<UHDRY -WE DELIVU
opena an account. Add to It iD
amounta of $100 or more.
That' a our uw ra• atory. But 1""
haven't beard U.. aJld. of it. TM
security or the world'alartaat benk.
lt'a always been tha clincher for
aavlns at Buk of Amllrica. We think
you ahould make money mlnua
worry. The buain-of UY1n1 can
have Ita enjoyable momenta. Save
with Ill.
BANK OF AMERICA m
hllle~dlq
Keo11 Bates Stan 0.)rD Cindy Va.n Beoaehoten LEGAL NOTICE
Tom BennnuU Ba.rba.ra Ewell Peter Vaoderbu:rc CERTifiCATE Of BUSINESS
NI.Da Casey BtU Ferdi John Van Horu FictiUous Name
Ke't'ln Canoaugh Betsy Frame Anita VermWid THE UNDERSIGNED does
Kathy Outs Su.z.ie Friend lr!rp. Wall hereby certify lle ts eooduet14(
Lydia DaYis Kareo Gallaway Alu Wanlek a. bus!Dess at 1833 E. 1 '7tb St.,
AprU de Fabry M.lrcella Gilmore Cathy Ward santa Ana California UDder the
Diane Dlcbon Dale Greene Kathy Wa.t.GG ncttUous 'firm nam~ o1 Col.
WvriJee DwD Dale Griswold Robia Weed umbta Cloemat1cs aDd tbat Aid
Elleo Ebtrt Patty Hwt Dt&QI. Werley nrm Is composed r:1.. tbe
Beth DaYid James J. B. WbltDey followina persoo, who• aame
Katen Jasper Lea ln tull aoc1 pll.ee of reli.dence
iiiiii•••Ciiiiiiiiili Ia u fol~s: A. J. Va.tea.rceJ.
FOR All. OF YOUR
INSURANCE NEEDS
ROBERTSON ·SAD LEI R
Insurance
•ss Seaftl'd Rd.. corooa
del War, C&UI.
Dated' S-ll-?0.
Slpt.tare: A. J, Valcareel
STATE Or CAUFORNIA,
COUMTY or ORANGE
ON IW'eh 11, lt'X), bflb'e
mt, a HotlrJ Public 11 ud b
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