HomeMy WebLinkAbout1970-05-14 - Newport Harbor EnsignFree s request
City answers charges
K!IIN ETH SURECE
Ken Starege
of B.l. dies
City Councll turDed dowD a reruJ&r eouocll meetlop a.nd
request Mooday nl&bt by the so-aa a reiUlt of ptriOQI.liovesti-
eaUid Free Ua lf0'4) lor a pttoos aad otber direct eoo-
IOUDd ampUfytnc equtpmeDt tacu by Couac:U members, tbe
perm1t to amputy music ofmu. COUDCll bueome tocooclus1oos
sieal CfQIC)I at the B&iboa Park which "form our bellels a..od
for proposed coaeerts to be are a.n uprea&ioo of wba.t we
beld Stmda)'s from 2 to 6 p.m. beUen La DOW aDd ahould coo-
The Council's actlonlollowed tlnut to be clty poUcy."
a lengthy report by CouocUmao The report said: "Tbere can
Oooald Yc.lmW on a meettnc be oo direct, tacit, and/or lm·
Ma.y 2 between represeota.Uves pUed eomproml&e betweentt.w.
of Free Us &Dd city couocilmeo f\11 a.Dd unlawfUl activities by
at Vtee Yay-or Howard Rogers' any person or grQIC)," other
borne. statemeota co.ered &peelflcde.
COUDCtlman MclMls said asa. manda aDd requests of tbe Free
result of 2 previous meetlnp ot Us p-QIC).
Kenneth Starere, 65, oll601 Free Us with the CoUDCU at A& tofreespeecliMr.MelDIIis
Balboa Ave., Balboa band, died.
Yay 9 at Hoac Hospital He was
born June 14, 1904, I.D "New
York, came to CaJa)rala 43
years ago a.od to OrupCouoty
29 years aao. He bad been an
app<alser tor tile La .....
Federal Savt.np. I.Qd Loan Assn.
lor 15 yau. He also was put
president ol tbe Newport Harbor
Optimist Club a.oo se.::retan
of tbe Balboa lalaOO Improve-
ment Assn.
Survivors JocliJde his wUe,
Charlotte; Z daulftlera, Mrs,
Barbara Niles of Los Angeles
and Mrs. Charoetb BeJanpr or
Mill Valley; a brother, Albert
Starece of Los Ao&11lal:; aDd s
etaDdcbUdren.
FIIDtrll senlees Yere beld
Tuesday at Paclllc View Chapel
with Dr. Raymond I. BnlWDI
of st. Aodrn'• Pre1bytena:D
cruacb otftc..Lat.1.!l&:. IDtermtrlll
YU at Pacltlc View YemorJ.al
Park:
City
cUed tbe rights IUU'Uteed cUsertrnl.mtioo to stopdiscrlm-
Wider tbe CODSWlaloD bd abo lDa.tioo. We further submit tbat
Cited tbe respoulbf.Wteroftblt the City COUDCU dOes 1'101 baYe
rllht: "Tbose of us wbo IPMk. the legal means oordoesltbue
1n publlc ta•e &D obllpUoa to the monl right to enp.ge 1n l:be
}ealously pard tbt rtgbtolfree aetivtUes suggested by tbe dis-
speecb to &11 others. We &leo sldent gr<xC) to cure the alleged
han an obllp.ttoo to retniD discrimination."
from the use of nlpr a.adpro-CouncUman Wcllulis saidtnat
tane lal:l,_ge aod to deay tbe the moral and lepl coocepts as
acceptabtuty of wulprlty and espoused by someiadivtdualsot
profanity." tbe dissident r;r~s "seem to
Regarding free usembly he clearly lodlcate that the LASe and
said: "The baste obUp.Uoo ot possession of marl)ui.Oa and
tbe rtgbt to free usembly ls other dangerous drugs is an
to insure lbat thla same rllflt lmportanl part of their culture
ls DOt denied to uy other -that the law is "nOO&'a.ad tbat
tDdlvtdua.l or P'~· TboM wbo u a result tbey are beinc
wlsb to esarctse our rllf:lt of hassled aiXI llarassed ud dts-
free assembly must recoptze cr iminated oo tbe basts oftbelr
OIQ' obUption to do so I.Da law-cult.IU'e.
tul nwmer and ever mindt\&.1 ol ''We completely reject lbese
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CHECKING OVER the huge pile of "block that freeway" petitions are, from left, laabel
Pease, Paul Gruber ana Mrs. Joseph Seek, who are members of llie executive committee
of the Harbor Arn Fretway Fighters. A meeting ha s been scheduled for 7:30 a.m.
thts Friday, May 15, ln the south clubhou&e at Bayside Villap to collect and tablllate
t, '!! ;>etitiolls lor forwarding to Sacramento. The Freeway figtters a..re ast.t.n.g for de\etiOO
of tbe Newport Beach-Corona del Mar segmeJX of the coast freeway from the California
freeway system. Lectsla.l ioo to accomplish this objective ts being eo~sponsored in
Sacramento by Assemblyman Robert B&dham a..nd Senator Joh.n SehmllJ.. (Enslen photO.)
MILITANTS TAKE OVER
tbe rtgbts of otbera. Specltlc cooc.epts ln any shape or form A grt:q;~ of Harbor Area busi-militant students. lDc:luded yesterday that he !lad )ast beeD de~ for the ruu tlme or aod wUl oolltlnue to support and nessmea made an in&pectlon among the lnhabU.a.ots were a a..t. the Commons bulk!1.DI tot
uchWYe use of public parU urge all law entoreemeat tour o1 the UCJ campus Tues-gDilt and a poUce dog. coffee and doouts and d:ldo"t
for rallies, CODCerts, public aceocles, all goveromeat. ageo. day aB::1 lowJd the Commons Brad Atwood, a.ssi.sWJt ctw:l-think it was really ill too bad
spepktng or whatever, must be cies, all educaUooa.J. lDsti-buildlnc: takeo OYer by UCI ceUar 1n cllarp of uninrsity shape. ''Of COW'Mlt coWdban
rejected 00 thU bula." lutlons, and aU lodh1dua.ls ol. strike committee members and relaUoos, wben asked abOut the been c~.a.Ded 14) some &IDee
Coocerni.Dr tbe ebarce of iood conscl.eoce to do every. sym~th!aer&. coodlt:ion of the Commons buil-yesterday,'' be sa.id. ,
pollee batusment Mr. Me-UUnc ln thetr power to redoce The buUdlns: was described d.iflL admitted that tbea.reawas He sa.1d that strlkingstw:leols
toni& said, "Ttdscharptsotteo &Dd era.dlc.ate the use ollllegal u smelly a.od dirty u a result c l~ a.od Uttered bd. "it's ban been carrying oo a 'ariety
leveled al law entorcemeDI drugs." of se"f'eral days of speak-in aoo DOthi.Dc serious or unsa.nJtary.'' of activities during the put few
aceocle& by diuidenl: P'(MC)S Mr. Mclm1s summed ~Ills sleep-in actl,itles by the Mr . Atwood saJ.datlO:l 5a.m. days aod that '•naturally when
who apparently re)ectthepN.Io-report by saying: "The bule you have this much acuvUy the
~Y. mores, ud prloctples of points covered herein are oot place is DO( going to be spot.
society as a wllole aDd who In our )udgment subject tone-d I _ _ ,09 "' .lf.p less."
tnowtngly insist on enp.ctn& ln gotlation. We do coattn~~e to ~,,. _.t;1 "I doo't doubt that there pro-
acth1Ues wb.tcb are unlawful believe that properly eoostltu-bably have been some studellla
We ba.ve been told by dissldeot ted and awUeddia.logueespJot. A.RVO E HAA.PA. owner and publishef of the Ensign sleepiQ£ there," he said, "but.
lndiYldl&ls aDd croq:~s that they ways Uld means of Lmpi'OTing • ' the adm1nistratlon's feelln&: oo.
are belncsyst.ema.tieaUytaru. society u a wbole can be coo-•00 tt 1s that as tong as DOootl.s
M<l ..., llls<:rlmlllatod ap!Dsl strucU•e ..., can produce cooct FREEWAY ARGUMENTS, PRO AND CON belllg lllodered ""' tllen Is oo
boa~ use ot lhelr _,.. • ..., resulls." The tiny minorlty lnslsting on a freeway desttuctloo ot tile bulldlo•lhat
culture. Tbey also admit, .xne FoUowln& Mr. Ycl.no1s's r e-there is DO barm."
qllllo J>tOUCII1. lhal u.o1 deW.. pon, a Fr" Uarepr-un, plowing thrO\Iib the heart of Newport 11r. Attroocl ..,d a -
-toiJ 11011 -.Ill, -Bu.., Wolllllorc oe Sula ._ Beach and Corona del Mar llaB only one o:omm~~~ee 15 "' ....... oe 11. _adit .... ftkb llM7 DDY HetcbU. ..ad 0. CCJIMCtl M __. d•nh. ap tbt Commc1D1
10 btiOIIowflll. ,., juiiiYibolr wu .. ,..., <UAIIPOfoUd 111 111o argument: "We need the freeway to help bulldlllr 4 umos daliJLDO 11111
poaiUoo oa tile lfOUDd5 that m~ •ttt the COUDCUcom· solve our traffic problems." 90met1mes after cl&ssn ~
most. If oot an. of tJM• laws mlttee. may be u many a..s 200 studeOts
are bad aut should be tpiOI'ed. Y.ayor Ed Hirth respooded to We who oppose this proposed dese-there and that the place could
Tbey refuse to accept tbe fact Yr. Weinberg's st.atemenl by cration of our wonderful residential and Ukely become very cluttered •
.. ~HER OF THE YEAR ~-J •-•--1 c sta tha1 a poUee otncer must re. sa}'tDg: "We were di.saRJOI.Dted f "But 11 was relatively clean Newport Beach city councll-v• , ~•. amea ~ o o .............. to overt as well as covert with the meettncs as well, we business environment have a whole host 0 by this morning," he said.
men voted UDaDlmous)J Mooday Yea_ ud d&lllbter Lloda are hoktlnc the award p~s -
to pool fund
nteht to cortrtbute ~ to$85,ooo presented at saturday' a luocheon at the Hoa( hospital situations In ~hokllnc hl.s were hoplngtnat someth.l.Dgcon-convincing reasons for keeping the fre eway As to the goat. Mr. Atwood
toward the cost of construe"....-coDlereoce center. (Dilvld Ross photo.) sworn dl1)'. ln any soctety, ln struclin would come outofU." t f town Weigh these reasons said there ls a (irl on campus
--. any ~. for that matter Ln F • h II ou 0 our • · that ha s a goat about the stu ~~::o~ ~~::.;..~· ~ LINDA WINS FOR MOM .. , pollee Ioree, there ...... Ire a against the single argument of the freeway ot a small doga.nd lhalshe coukl b.t .... school the possiblUty of es.cesses or p omot ers and judge for yourselves: have llad u at one o1 the student
... • mlsundersta.OOUigs In the pro-e I k r d r ' meetings.
ted.Tt;: ctty :estmentlse::Cof A &irl ftnally aced out eogrned plaques and a corsage per use of authOrity. projeC O • NEWPORT SHORES -An ugly wall Assemblyman Robert Ba.d-
13 Y_:: by ~~!.~~ the the boys, wbo bue woo for tbe ~ thelr ~~sllfot ~~~·s "ln our t:~~inlon, in our slha-of earth 25 to 30 feet high would carry twn tss.ued the following state. past 3 years in Hoa.c Hospital's Y, were. auP e .._.........e, Uoo bere al the k)caJ level, the City Couocil approved 1n . ment this week. $ba.ri9 for swtmmtnr leSSlOS a.nmaal ''mother of tbe ,.,.,. Grade 1, Sonora; Pamela proper redress tor spedt1e do-prlOCij>le Mooday ntgbt the the 10-lane fr eeway through this corn-"11 the reports in the oews-ml~~:'ncttng the swim-essay cootest. Murret. Grade 1, M..a.rlDers; cwneded tnstaoces ofucesses scbema.Ue drawtDgs aM pre-munity cutting Newport Shores from the paper s areeorreclln theirwoc.
'· Llllda Baker 6lb p-ader from Maureen Maboc. Grade Z, Ha.r • a.od/or mtswxtersta.ndlnp Is Um.lnary budget estimate tor tbe ' din&. we can no lonpr afford
Newport-Mesa unUled school KJ.llybtooke Scooot tn c osta bor View; Howard EoglaOO, nrst of all throucta the pollee Newport ceoter fire station. ocean, wiping out all of the businesses CbanceUor Aldrichand l80pro-:~: u:se:=io~l ~·: Mesa, was deelar.t tbe wtmer Grade 2, Harbor View; ~ department IIWilpment. Re-Tbe Are stat)OQ. which 'Ifill along the bigbway and taking OUt a number fessor s at UC1. The state
a.t the 4th a.nDU&l awards luDcb-Dubrow, Grade 3, M.arlDers, dress to the Clty Couoc:U 1.5 be loca.ted on Santa Barbara of th f university f.a.cult} is quoted as
pool. The private Harbor Area eon last Saturday Tbil wu her Dtek.le Kasuya, Grade 3, Patlla.-an.ilable u satistacUoo Ot Lm· Drt•e betweeo Jamboree Road of homes. Construction e reeway saying they will not allow credit
~!~~ ~~~ f~UDdatloo ~ 2od year to tbe ~est. ri.Do; Rita Crum, Grade 4. Bear derst.andlng cannot be obtained aDd Newport Center Orin, wW at this l evel would destroy the hopes for for any student wnotakespart ln
$90 000 ae rem Sbe was deelated a 5th gn.de Street; Uary Forbath. Grade 4, tbrOU&fl tbese ch.a.noels. cost an estimated $310,001 to . d l t tnl d a1 the demonstrations •gamst the war y ~ Auc. 1. t1na11st trom Monte Vlsb. school Adams;· Howard Seb&ff, Grade ··we do belie•e that informal construct. nus figure does not a martna eve opmen an ong or 01.ner rmtter or ertreme lm -
r (:: na:::· ~~: ~~ 1ut year-. 5, Harbor View; Sharon Gam -a.od unstructured meetings be-i.Delude iaDdscaptng. furniture Santa Ana river, whicb Costa Mesa also is portance ta.culgthenationtoday.
~lub wbo 15 rln ctlat of::, Linda woo tor her mother, mlU. Grade 5, Bay Vlew; and tween dissident groq:~s a.nd a. a.nd architectun.l services. considering as a gateway to the ocean. These same reQOrts state that
• re , Mrs. James suer, of costa Mary Lou Gilbert, Grade 6, Clty Couocll committee aut Tttese Uems wtU cost an C na.nc~ilor :\ldnch approves poo~ dr~ said tbe Couoc~ Mesa, a. week's neatlon b' Killybroote. perba.pS representatives of tbe a.dd1Uooal $53,000. * INTERCHANGE with Newport freeway ttus actwn. Such trrespon-::e ~lvate :,~?..~!;mu two In Hawall, wltb plaoe tare PreYlous winners of the top city sta1f can open the ny tor ID additioo tlrefl2btin2eQ\lip· near Balboa Blvd. and Coast Hwy. -This sibtllt} ts be)ond the tntenUon
._.... • and hotel aceommoda.Uons pro.. award 1o the Essay Cootest better uoderst.ancllng aDd useful ment according to estimates, of Ute publl l e<IULaUona l sys-
AR TH UR MILLE R SR. •lded bJ loc:alllrms. have all beeo .. ,., 1967, Tom c~~&logue."" ww ;.., abouti360.000. would take out 40 to 60 acres of extremely tem.
SUCCUMBS AT AGE 71 Tbe p;tp•s declslon 1>r tbe Allen. Grade 5, Newport elem. As to hOusing and employ. Clty Manager Kuvey Hurl-valuable land that could serve as choice · T!te ed11cators seem be ntoo
ArtMr E M 71 19'70 "Mother ot tbe Yeu"wu entary; 1968, Brian WbltfCX'd, meat Mr. Mclnnis said: bUrt told tbe Council tnat coo-usmg thl> public lac11.111es for
!lkb st W mer, • oi502 a.DOOUPCed by A. VlDeeDt J«-Grade 4. Newport Hel&flts; ao:t ·•Charges nave been made that strucUon of the t:acillty should business l ocation. what theyconsH1er correetpoll-
YaJ 1 it~:,·=~ = Ctll&ell, prelldeot ot tbe Ro&c Keith Ryan, Grade 6, CaWornl.a the city government ts, as a be completed by llby 1 of aext (Continued on Page 2) t1cal action. Ln so dOing. tney
PUal. LoiAacelu Hens bon Hospital tard oldlrecton, at Sebool policy, systematically dis· yar, M • "I d art' no longerusmgrhesefacill·
Dee. 16 1898 ~New York a standtq room OlliJ crowd Here is Linda's wtn.n1ng cr1mloat1o( ap.lnst the dissi· L O CAL GIRLS TO PLA'( OVIe ass a I e ties for the purpose forwh.lch ud cam' to cahJx.m.a4! 1o tbe bolpttal ooafceoee ceo-NAY: dent er~. Free Us, speci..U-they wer e constructlfod by the 8 years ter. Actor ADdy Deriae eenld "1 tb1l* my molber &bould · c.illy, 1n the uea c1. bolaslQ( IH CARH ECI E HALL t.a:rpa}·ers for instrucUoo In Ya-tl$s ": to Oraace Couoty ID u master ot c•tmaLI.a. reeetYe tbe 19'70 mother of tbe aDd employmeot. This alleced Vk>Uoh;cs Ant and SQIJ 1be marie, "Tbe magic Pl'· of trub to Uln.de our oom-n ous hmdamental edtaca.tiooa.l
u 8. ~ wu :"ployld bJ the Ya)'OI'I Ed H1rtb o1 lrf"J)Cd ,_,.award because b' all bar diserim111lUon we are told 1s Scbwarts, daugbters ol Dr. ud cMrD of Stuley SWeetbeart, ·• got mUD!ty." courses. The overwbelrntnc'
• arne u ,..m10r Belch and Robtrt wtl..a at patieace, swHtotas, aDd'"*"· based 00 tM appeuuce or tbe Mrs.. Sanford Sebwuts of 28Z7 a critical ren .. b'om Ne1rpOI't Couocilma.n LiDdsley Par-response from my eoD.sti~ ~~ :;nte• -.!!Costa Uesaeoec:ntU&tedtbeU lbl!dtnc lbe deserYes tt . My lDdiriduals Ud the cllttu:re of NeTis CtrcW, Costa Uesa_t.n Beacb City C01.me1lmen WoOOay sou, who said be attetx!ed the 1s that they are paying lor
rars. n•ltsts Ybo SUI'Y1Yedcompet1. rootber ta a woo::lerfW aDd '8!1 the P'O'Ct· Loag baJr, beaJ'd5. woo tbe booOr of perlcr'mi.Dc ln IU&bL mone, said the m&narer ha.d educatioo aDd na•e 1110 Lnte~ ~ m=:.. a;,. Seafari.Dc tloa N ol16,000 tatrlu. JPeC1a). kind ot person. Eno ekltblDc. pc-SOIIll habits ue tbe AU-Amerleu Y<db Sym. Tbe marie, shoWn April Z5 taan Metro-Golrtw)"D.Jrlayer's ot pa.ytnc any monies lor
e • J.Uau tor tM 1910 Esay t.boaatl she bu Co teach all day potDted N u some or the out~ pboiU'. The Z Estaoeia st1IHats at the Newpoct CiDema a.s a &.SS1.II"l.DCt tbe movie ns lor education that Is turDed 1Jio
Sar?tYOI'a laellllt Ids wtfe, Coattail were WUUam 4
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ud oome benne Co 5 cb.lktrea at wud maAifestadons cAlM &.1.-seat In al111.tioo taPes of tbe1r "meak" pruJew, showed bla-geoen.l patroQap. It was polltlc:ali.Ddoctrtr.tlon." !:'; 1':-";-: ~ C®Jter, RoJ E. Jue, Dr. JOba 5:00 uhautld, abe still' takes tepd dllcrlJDIMtorJ attitudes. 111d1rid\a.l performances, lUll tut 8UII&l actt.vtty, aeeordlng X~rat.t &Dd sbown with an R-
Sern ·• P M.Wc RoprE Netb.Dulel Ume to make our borne tbe '''lbe sugaUoD baa been were JeAected over b!IIMtred.s of to OM proe.•iQC restdeot wbo rated movie. MEW P .0 . PL AMN ED
at ~= ~ btc~-....,1 _.~ ~ O"FuTeu, ....i Gear.. L.. WVIDIIt, il~Wdtst place Cll made u:.t direct acUoa lboald otber aud!Uoo tapes rrom all called It to tbe attentklo of the "Tti1s woo"t haweo aeatn." U. s . Postmaster c..r.at
_. -•aw Wooelilc'd. earth. SM at.o makes tbe most be CUeD at tbe dtJ penmeat O¥er the Unlted States. ADi. a. COUIId.L Wr • Par80GI sUd. ''The maJil. W1Dtoa Bloulat bas a,..,._.e4
:: .. ~ lluoalc Lodce n.. ftrw,lttt1 Wbo reeetftd dtUc:loua mteliWbulbecomes lenlllo UceluiDordaudem-jWiiol', aDd Sua!, a sopbomore, Dand W. Sflauptaod, 4&4 IV wu com.pletel:y -.wve o1 pl&Ds b' a new Wea Ceater
.............. ' boiDt, tk'.t.., abe La. WbeD we plOJerSIIO n.,.S to tbedl.u1· new to New York tbllwtek llo a.d St.. Newport Shores, said tbe ........,, ol tbe morte.'' pcNit omce 1n Costa Mea. 'he
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lnattnt and c:onc• diapotll of Jt11 Wa. and a to the fact that no one wanta to adopt the Ht CUMtlloJII'O'IJnwcedwlle tu1l:r .end lf'(ltM. 'hiD too, dlei.MD. Mot OM ol. tMm
aJmplc prnc:ription 10 brine abouc a cure. Tbt l)'ltem that made the United Sbta develop tbe JIU'I tml'tldla .. l)' belart fUt ..... ol m•IIIMio«w b&" lllllowed 1117 DoWt.dp of tbl lti.,no~ll it that a very few , very rich peopk and pro.pcr, and that i• a market economy. tbllllpt..lcol tleDiclaratklllol beta ~ to Cerabodlt m..1.War7 problem •
own all of the l1nd; tbc majority of tbc poputa. 1'hc accumulation of foreian capltal ll • .......,._., lid M ftl a tlJal ewer U. 8o Cbl Mllb tra1l. 1,. a liar~ ol t111t
tion liva in ab,lect poverty. Tbe c:ur.7 Jte. aruUy hampered by the: prevailinaartltude and olt.adL Lui lltwdQ' a UP ll .. tell ..... ..,til WM
TB£ N'EW'POllT llAlBOil ENSICN I• , .. oa1, ... .,., .. Jri• .. dt.trtbule the land and the wealth Chrouah put hillory of expropriations by the pem-TodiJ, ~ aptA .... ~ ftlltld blat Amtrtcu t:wMI tlll,...ltat, ud.Uwu,.._ ..
_. pAU..a.M Ia tM Cily of M........-Bucla., _. d. oaly locaU, qrarian reform lind income tu.e1 ment, or threat of eaproprlations, and comtant lor_,... Poor Rlc.bard, t:Jr bid ...._, tbl tl&atlt &r.-1 led tMt ID tdx1 wouldM.-dt
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Area. PAI..a-4 W..kly, •• n-.d-,, S.C... e1-,... ... pal4 A recent IUCSI on the Mankm Fonam rad'o ''I don't t•o'nk t•at fo•e·an ao'd •u •-Jped .-..... A-tro4lble.Htdldtlll .. 11-1114-_._od tbiT .... e. , • c:oro .. del .._ ~II. · proaram Cook isaue with thit clkhe-riddco .. ·~ d' ~'oned''"' , ~from a IDWir7 lo ..... pcm!Utd ~-&. OrUII ColldJ, Wbttt 11
THE NEWPORT 0HAJBOI ENSIGN w .. ..tj~ to 1ae a .,. ••• l)'noptil and olfued tome very dilfenent c.uacs because the U.S. a•d comes con 11J . upoa Ud a -iottc po1DI o1 ftlw, lD m..a.t foretll to CODttuct IDOI't WU to bt apectld bat
,..,., of ,._.~ circal .. loa by court d.a.o Jfo. A-ann ~•4 and cures. Mr. Manuel Ayau of Guatemala r~fotlnl to ou~ legal sytte.m and our 1nst.ltu-Wlc!IDC toqoutbiCambodlaa tbu 100 llU: &lid na raJdl 00 PrNidlat Mtsoo 'W'OGJciW..-
M.y 14, 1951, Ia S..* Cowt fot .... c •• , .. Or .... s..". of di:lcuaud the problema of rnoclern-day under· ltON .. ~ phtl~h y bt:~md these rornu II a bordlr Uld to Olllb CMil tbl VLtt lbO Vl~Uame• dtlta. port. thlrt ... tboM,. ~
C.l.lfot.Ua. ~ by ,.. ... thereof ia q..tifhHI to p.t.U.tl •.11 pUUc development. Amana other thinp, he. aaid that tedittn~utton ph1iosoph)l mstead of a p~odot· C-c a.:flbtNortlllUCv=Nt, Tbt oalJ )lit crltie.1lm u.t tiDitld IWD. A La,-~
aouces Nq•.ured b~ hlw. rediatributMMI ia ..C the anawer. Hue are aome tlvc phtlotophy. What I mean to say ta that bat tubwcllte ...... aU cu bt made 11 tbat Pnl&da en ........... at a poUUcal
AR'VO £, HAA A ..................... ¥ ......... 0.-... P.t.UU... of Mr. Ayau'a commcntt: matt of theac. prosrams are mo~e concerned. ewer tbl --art •ttldtw 11•--_,. -M '·'11 ~ •-~--r•'"'• __ , .. ,..,~o ... M ..... ~,-.. _
PEG HMPA ......... JU'IJC·it·i~·Ti'DN"R"A'T~'*• Eclluw "The principal characaeristi(: of an uftder. with apreadma the wealth than w•th prodoctna b1m 11 u..';;;~ctoua..-. -'tb..t u;_ t.r,;j.7C: cd'ac •&.;;,;; J;~
Ia Hsrbor .Vea: 0ae ,. •• 14,CX); 2 ro-.. t7.00 de_veloped country is shorta,e of capital. ~nd the weahh. 1t 11 Um1 tbat we ltood"' b' bodf.a WU tbe correct mU1tary '00. DicJt." 1bt C~
Out of H•bor An-,: O!:le ,. •• 15..00; 2 ,....., t'.OO thtt can only be corrected by an accumulatton -rhe American pru.s ha~ created the impre.-our Dl.ck Ml.IIOD. tb1Dt to do. He did 101. tJPII.lD Cor.r rUibN to bel' d411 11.
of k>cal savinp and/or foreian capital. aion that Latin America is an area where there Wt 11C1P0fC tbe Pruideat lD tliU IIWI1 retlnd mllillr)' ID our aplDioD, tbf yY •·
ARVO E. HAAPA, owner and publisher of the Ensign
(Continued from Page 1)
• MARINERS MILE -The Newport
Post Office building and some nea:by
commercial buildings would be wiped out,
and the Mariners Mtle businesses face
the loss of their vitally needed parking
spaces In the back of the buildings.
• CLIFF HAVEN -About55ofthemost
outstanding residences In the Harbor Area,
the dwellings on the bluff side of Kings
Rd., would have to be demolished,
providing a spectacular freeway view and
traffic fumes lor the residents on the other
side of Kings Rd.
• UPPER BAY CROSSING-Thtswould
wipe out the Bayshore Trailer Park with
its 150 units, and also Bayside VIllage
with its 300 homes - a total of 450 fa·
mllles, a population over 1,000.
• CORONA DEL MAR -Almost 100
families would be forced out of their
homes In the 700 blocks along 5th Ave.,
from Narcissus Ave. to Carnation Ave.
All of the Shores Apartments, about 100
In all, would be razed. That represents a
population of 600 to 900 driven out of their
homes. The freeway would gouge an
enormous ditch as much as 60 feet deep
through Corona del Mar, and the freeway
would rise as much as 60 feet In the air
at Its highest point near MacArthur Blvd.
• TAX BASE LOSS-Hundreds of acres
of choice business and residential property
would be wiped out, and an enormous
amount of assessed valuation thus would be
lost. The remaining businesses and homes
would pay higher taxes to make up for
the tax loss. School taxes would Increase
along with city taxes, and this would hit
the taxpayers In Costa Mesa as well as
In Newport Beach.
• POLLUTION -Here Is perhaps the
most crucial argument of all, In this day of
growing alarm over the contamination of
our land and of the air we breathe. Consider
the devastating Increase of pollutants in the
air when as many as 170 thousand
ADDITIONAL cars roar through our town
EVERY DAY. This one factor alone Is
reason enough to keep the freeway bull-
dozers out of Newport Beach and Corona
del Mar.
"I am a fi.rm believer that underdevelopment are a very few rich people oppresaina milltons. tbe Cambodlu lDvuloo. Tbe olacer1 ot wide apert.ce bad jOrltJ o1 tbt malcooteatuboUd
il manmade. I believe that capital is available. ~'True, there arc a very few rich people, but Coa.lerfltlft CorDer doll 10 recommtiiSed ..eb ueatey, Ht be broucbt to __.ltuiS tbl
You have to bid for it in the world capital mar-what we need i5 more of thole rich people becaut more Ulu 15 ml1.ttary dJd DOt tiiiiiMI'W tiM taettcal mJ.!Uary JUat.Joo,udlbolldbt
ket, so you mUll behave properly if you want and not redistribute the wealth that the few eJI)Uta.1Delud1qretlredArm7 adnDtapl o1 ACb a more, [D. lbo'trD that tltiDdlDC tbt wv
to obtain your share. Most underdeveloped have been able to attain. These few so-called poerall ud Nal'J ldmlrala. tte&d be told tbt Amertc:u ll&o Cambodia wu ud U tbt
countries do just the contrary. olia"rchs are the biggest employers in Latin m~ tbe .Idea ol tbl lD-peap" that lt wu b1J OWD de-III'GPif tb1Dc to do. Tbt~
"Underdeveloped countries today enjoy tre-Amertca. They are the ones that are fulfUlina Tulo& Ia tbelr reeeot "peU.tioD cUioa to 1Dndt Cambodia. He eouJd nU bt P•• pqell&atrtc
mendous advantaaes compared to underdevel· the functton of capital accumulation, which for tbe redreu ot lfl8't'UCU'" coW4 biYI told tbtm tballD 10 treatmeDt, wtllll tbt bud CCW.
oped countries like the United States a hundred the poor people cannot do simply bcc:ausc they U&l WU leDt totbe Wbite Kou&e doi.Dc bl wu br-.t1DI a.ay a.c:ttator1 lhOUJd be at•• tbl
and fifty yean aao. We have electric power. don't urn enough And the redistribution of aDd wble.b Wl.l priDted La tbe from bU predtctuor'a traCk: pta&JUaa meted out to tra1tDI'I
we have penicillin, we have everything that this wealth, which is what they really mean by Coq:re..W..l Record. method ol CODCiuctlD& a DO-wtD wbo arecuUtyoftreuoo.lAtlll
modern civilinhon has produced in the: ad· chanaina the aocial structures. is the most NJ.Dt miUtary recommer.ta-war, IDd tbat bl WU re)actlDc bopt that tbt tide w1U twa. ud
va.nced countries. And yet we seem to fl.nd damacin& thina that tMy could ever do to these Uoos are tmbneecl 1D UU. tbt IUlddiJ YcNamara.-Roe:-tbat Pruldeat Nboa wtllbere-
ways of preventin1 ouraelves from taltina ad· poor people."-American Way Featura pet1tioo. We lball cite tbrH of tow-KJ..ulnpr PfOif&Dl wtdeb eopised U a •UoD&l biro tor
them: bad COlt ua tbl lou ol about his cour&IIJOUI dtcU1oa.. Poor
•.
• That tbt Coagresa UHI1 50,000 Amerlcu boJJ 1D South Rteba.rd? Nol TrtuqGat
lta coutttutkml rt&bl aDd dl&y Vltbam, ud wu rtplldl•«ac a RieblrdJ Llt'J bt~ b.lm to two
by dedar1oc; war apla.Jt Nortb J.lmUu DO-wiD poUc:yWhle.b bad tbe tide ud to achlll'e a well
VlttD&m. caUied tblalaupter arlabcdaa merltld riel«)'.
• That tbe chief eucut1n eq1&l DWDber 1n K.or-. He Tben, bi.YlDC WOA ht1 pllD
mobtUse our armed forces ac-lboWd ban told our people o1 Cambodia, W Ill! bope lbat be
dordlD&: to the recommtndiUou tbt ld'rUitapl to be ILlMd by lfill put lDto actloa tbt otber
1 of tbt jotDt cbiefs ol ltaft IUCh a more. s1l recommeod&Uou made b)'
• 1'bat each and tftr)' put Bec:aUN tM prelldeat cUd DOt tbt retired poeralaudadm.lr-
ol th1s petJ.tioo be eauttd lDto tate the Amertcu people 1Dto ala. Let ua kd: lorftrd to the
law ao u to close f!NtrJ J!4lPiy hta coaadeDc:t, tbt oommuntsts time wbeablwiUfoUowRiebU'd
ll.De to tbe eaemy &Dd remot"t ban tueo adn.atap of his Coaea•s adrice &Dd b'ctNorth
enry restrictloo or a&DCttar1 aUeoce, &.Dd t..n hlroed wr.t VletDam to reltue and retln.
lbat will WIDeeessarUy en-abould ban beea a aatlonlde tbt m&AJ prliObU'J of war who
da..Dpr 001 al.D&)e A mer leu 11t.e e.qwellloo o1 awronl 111to a are bei.Dc beld by the eo. my.
SENSITIVITY SESSIONS REPORTED
By !lpoclal Corre-P'OOCI 111a1 roported ••k to lhe oot IJJtd oot u Jho board at
Tbe rumors of SENSmVITY JCbool baud, UCI tbe re.,ue truteea WOD't allow It to be
TRAINING belDC used La tbe ol tbe tx:.rd was to taU U ort brou.c.flt ~ at tbt beard melt-
Jrfewport-Meaa school dlstrlet tbe required r-.cUAr ltat, but to lDp, Parents do aot reallu
are locreuing dally. Pareota kMf U oa the abll'ttl tor jUJt bow much of tbe1r doma1D
urre u to brlDg this out La te&cbera to attllst wttb mature baa beea hteo Ot'er by rules
tbt opea for readers to coo.-.,....,.,,, Pa.reata are uted to Ud retwaUou, tb&t tbty Mel
alder, beeaase u ooe parelll be-.-b1 wrtti.Dc to tbt .ebool DDtlililc to do wltb bi1DC made.
pat it, "People are atraJd ot board, or e&lllDC tbe baud U tht)' do DOt wake ~ --.
wbat pressures the teacben membeu. Ott c:a1Unc Eltuela tbty will bave 10 ebotce lD tbt
1111111 pe .., tllelr elllldreo, U .J11P-~ _., .. 1 , 1: ~.at ,......Uoc.IJWJo;R!J.
t.ber Dew U.. lddJ _.. • At a lower ltt'tl, ~ dnL I am DOt 10 RH aat!J-7
mWIMec! It to tbtlr putiiCJ.." ,........,., Scbool,. a IPOtMr t.Tt uy daoice, eTta DDWI'.
COMMODORE &lid -Mrs. DI.Yid Oomanst1 a.od dau&fUr Terta were on bud to creet puts Repca11 baYe come to Ula.t.M tatorm.a Ul tbat lbt dilc:oftrtd '
at m-·· day lestlvJU.s at tile l!alllaCorJIOhlanYoebt Club. Oo the table beside !hom Ia ee..WYity JraiJtlnr bela( ued Jho oeboolwu •ttdlar btr-From tM Bibfe
the Presldeat of U.S. troph)' woo by BCYC member Doa Yosa lD tbe Newport Ha.rbor to 1D EDC11Sb and drama e1uaelat to tbt ICbclol PQ'Cboloplt ooce Then opened he their un·
Ensenada y&eht race, which was ll.l.led Zweei.saco. Club members trated their moms to Ea:taDcla hi&b ecbool. Oa.YayS, a wttt, wltboul btr tmwledce deutandina that they miaht
a buffet dinner at tbe temporary clllb beadquartan. (PDoto by Robert F. Myers.} a psycbologtst wu broucbt or permt.Aion. d ih Sc .
S 0 TOR
to an Eaa:Ush clasa, ustnc tbe A coocerotdfatber,aweeung un~~~!!id uneto ~~:ur~'111 LETTER T EDI lta.Dda.rd techniques such u tor ai.WQI't from otbupueDls, · · · d th, . • • tUkiJ1c about T-cr~s {T for commeated u follow•: "U we 1t 11 wntten •. an us tt
• RE VOLl1TION SPREADS teach.lac them Ueo""l""'""'" Ia tra1D10C), seu.u:am1Dalion, defeod tbtlr rlcbt& at a ~~ehool behoove~ Ot rut to suffer,
Editor of the ED8J.go, the class room wtlen etc. board mtetii:IL aDd do thtlr and ~ flit: from the dud
Revolttlon bordering oo there, Is a.oy About 3 weei.s ago, a aopbo-taJ.t1.oC fol' them, the LEAST the thud day:
anarchy Ls movi.Dg across the DOt dolnc It which more clas.a biology teaCher at THEY CAN DO IS SHOW UP AT 4Jtd that repentance and
couotry like a foresttl.re.a.odls mooey. And a.oother E.&taDela, teacblnc about "bu-THE SCHOOL BOARD MEET-remi uion o r sins should be
coocenttated for tile time belD( fact U..t Nel&oa man reproducUoo," preseMed INGS, for moralStCJPOrtl" preached in hi• narne amana
on our tu supported colleps, paid $640 persoral locome tu plutlc models of tbe ma.le aDd ODe motber l&ld, "We WlJil all nations. beainnin& at
wbere rebellion seems to be the last year bothers him DO eDd.. t.emale reproductive orpna, tbe pubUc to kDOW what li&DlD& Jerusalem. (St. Luke 24:45·
order of the day. For some uo. Tbue are oo.l)' a few of the ud tbe out day be bt<MI&trt a oo lA our achooll, am they 'trill 47.)
bellenble reasoo, thli treason. thlnp bt doeu't kDow aboC. Y&rlety ot CODtra.ctpUveJ aad
ous torce ps uochallell(ed, Let•s plf: Mm to Mr. utt'J pn tnforrnat1oo oo bow to use
except tor a taw disarmed and sboes and seDd btm to Wash-tbtm. Tbt.l na a mlad clan.
dlacredlted pollee. tnctoo. wbere they know all ud emba.rrau111(fot8001tlhl·
Tbese IDteroaUooa.l soclaUs-about wtr')'thJ.Dc aDd do IIOCh1DC eats. 111 at least oat cue that
tic for ces have aoover-a..IJpur. about a.aytblDg. John just mlltlt we kiiOW' of, be otpea.d to
pose, aM that is to weaken tbe be DllJ'tt tDOU&!J to think JOme tAform the pareota &.Ddptthelr
UD1ted States to suc.h an extert chl.nps ca.o be made. MARY BAUGHMAN 1J: director permlsslon. UDder law, be could
tba.t It wtU be easy prey, when c. T. Gilbreath, of tbe E18CuUTe Seue.b Pro-lose bJs credeaUals tor this
tbe time comes for the all ota T11St1n, C&llf. cram of tbt Nnport PtriOD· Ol'tratt:bt.
thrust IJUDded to destroy our • oel Ceoter,WDot'erDr.,New. Corooa del Mar blah school
free society, and substitute a A U.N. SALES TAX port Bea.ch. Tb11 PI'ORI'&m ln-bas also had sever&l reports o1.
"peopte•s democracy" _ ln Editor of the ED.IIgo. valves t.ecbnieaJ. prolesaioaal seo.tUYlty tra1D1aa. Parents
eommoo la.Dguait! a pollee state,· Now the Ullited NatloDS Is &Dd executtu placement 1n tall us tbat lD aa. tCODOmlcs
1Dc!D11ng cooflscatlonofprivate going lo tu )"'ttl commerclal aod 1Ddultrta1 eo-clus., tbe studentl hue beeo
property. Call or write your The U.N. hu propoaed that terprtse• lbJ'ouCbOC Or:toce bllDdfolded and ied arouad. Tb1s
state and fed eral represen-a "workl aln tu" be levltd COUDty IJid SoutbernCalltorn1a. 11 a IJulc atep 1n MDII1t1vtty
taUves am lay u on the Une oo ce.rta1D prod ~~eta, ramel)': Prior to ber u.oclatloa wltb tbe Hnlooa.
before lt 1s too ta.te. al&omobUta, ttllftaioa. seta, Cent• la 1M3, Yn. Bl.act'man At Colt& Mea. hieb .cbool,
BOB DUGAN dls.lnrubva, wublDr ma. speat 10 1eu• 1D ptr80IIDII a course called "Black Faces"
8oz1038 cbJAes, etc. -aU Amerlcu ~1aU&I.ac 1D the deldofeJee-wu ottered, La. which a few J
Unusual
offer.
Newport Beach made. The American people troolea. Netto studtola were busaed 1D To cap the long list of Indictments (YOU)wouJObep&yJarlhomajor lor Jho elan. Tills eJua a1oo
against the freeway, there Is one final COn• • ATTEND THE MEETING portloa at tlllslu. The product& GEM THEFT$ TOT ALIHG &llowld Jho lllllolelltltobebllod-
Edltor at tile Ensign, eJI)Orlld b)' lheSoYiot Uolooare OVER $9,000 REPORT EO lolded ud ledii'OW>d. Aod lblre vtncer that thoroughly demolishes the I woukl like to oorge oorents eoasplouowt b)' lbolr .......,,, Lo-toUIIII( "'"r n ooo wore reports list 111e bllad-
reasoning of the freeway promoters. There to come to the Newport-Mesa Tb.l• propoled "workl alta ban beta reported to theN .... fokled stlldeDtl were ubd to
Scbool Dlarlct board meetl.Da tu" 1• a f1a.cra.at attempt by port Beacb pollee La 2,.mtbeft f"lacb: otber.Jaanotblrclul Is tragic Irony In the fact that even their at c-Mesa "'"' School .. Jho llltlo aaUoos to rob Amerl-...... 111o -.,. 1w told ... otu-
one solitary argument just does not hold T,.lday, May 19, '' uo p.m. coo elttsou. BortJao Trnt, Ul5 Go.lalot -lllal "u-ulhoelua
Th f WOULD NOT 1 Tbe board baa asked me to Th1t: robbery eu be beaded Ter., lnl.oe Terrace, toldpo. t.rna to trut eacb otbtr," up. e reeway he p solve subetaotlote Jho charges 111a1 ott oo17 u ·-eJUSoao will ueo tltol 1 ...,,....,,.,OOOpJat, !hoY wiUJiPJatotbOb-klbl~
our traffic problems. Our Coast Hwy. I made roeeotly that Jho school tab Umo to ftlto Jholr c ... -Ia= riO( wm-ut1 dla-At Nnport Harbor biP
would be just as crowded ali ever, even It dlotrlc:t 11 oue .. unc .,.. eon-If, ...... _,. mooda, laelooiJor al-1/1 carat oebOo~ •llearo lamueto< wu
drea 1M e~rlmemtar wtlh · c . c. Moeeley d1amoad, bad bHa tateD tat-broatbt 1a oo the 41.1 bdln
the freeway Is buUt here -and that !hom ID "'-!"• other thu Gloadale tw-Yareb 10 &Ad AllfU 10. s.-nea11oo otartod, uo1
stat t f st t highw trat aeademlelrwllnc. Walt« G. WJ'-,IOIICna. r~loU•-YIIytr&la. emen comes rom a e ay -lin. Jay Wolter Jr. COMCRElS CAHPIDATES •IU. 11owpon c-aldtbal Jar ... --. .u.o at tJWo
ftc engineer Bill Hashimoto. So It the CoD lion TO TALK TO COP GIIOUP a Kll$0 MarqtoJa ..,.:.,.. 1'111 -oebool, a ..-.,-lllr
freeway promoters have thetr way, we ll.....,n Harbor R-Jeao •Wt I bapolho ut1 • $110 ...-41falapod IIID -. • SEND JOHN TO D.C. Wo-F-wiD bold lllo poor! riA( w11J1 1 ..U Ylly 1n111ai (tblo limo, --Would not only have the same traffic con-Editor at Jho EoaiJD. lllb ...t --11111 a.m. ... _ 1114 -1aao .__ plaJIIC) -lllo ...-lalrillc
gestion on our Coast Hwy., but alao the A-""' HoG. Jobo G.,.......,, llaJII,IIIIIIIIEI>oU..,_AIIfUiutiH. -·~~~~~ "boi-"LIIIIo Sehllllta: He Ll old _..,. Clll>, Ill W. Baaa BlotL, 8oln . mltllllo ollllo .-.
additional volume of daily freeway traffic to -_, .... --boL ....., -at ..-SOIIQI rat NIGHT owLS To llllildtlo 1-111&11
up to 170 thousand cars every day,andthe --utlt• ,_....,.. arellllll(.,...,..onrllloboarfl ._ 11111 11r-., lira...,-._..., ... .,...,_
d alar U lo ..,., 1111 _, too--.. nor-M«ll-Ill IIIII ... lito-. ·~ • utr ~using nol.8e an mlng po utlon ,_ .. Lot'a-blta. -llloorolllllllll--will •I'll. 11111 ~~---CJM--·" 1'loo1-.,.,._. lit
tbat these cars would brl.ng. And on top of •·-~~--·~"' • ...,. ... -.. lllr-Clooral a.... w111 •-•wu11, u •-Seballa to Wa•J ..... Ia ...._ ~-lolto D. 811 X. Ill IIIII 11aJ 17 ri'#IJ o1 IIIII a, lit-M1ol. ... II •
tbl.8 .dl.8uter would be the hardahtp and 1o -111o 1lbonll t1ta1 .,. -.w; ~ G. I<'" Ita. lit~ -...,. Otfll. .-&. -.,. ,..., -llllfferinc c:aused by de.troytngbuslneuu • _, "'" •ell•• -AM; ~ .l. -....r. •-no '-*•...,.... ... .,..,. _,...1!"'1111t-. ""0 Be 1M lllr -,..... Ocrort•o,.., -II. wu. -• 1 -a, ... ,.... _ _.,. ,.. 4 ., lit-IPd uproot1Dg about 'fN famtUes from •Joclotl w1111 11111 .nut-'--. .. ,.,.111 IIC.. ..... Iioll &ldllll .. .., ...
their bomN and torctnc them to move .l.llorlillnoi-O.U.Oalll 14 •• ••-to ~ llra.CIIIr••Oiellr>_r_,. .... -.CIIIi._ Bu DMID c-ettw. '*-ot I'R...,_n -...tl. ··s·, Ull Wll .... 111M ........... .__.. tromtheplacetheylOYe, tlllo-ll ortwn•-wUI;:a . .,., ... _, .. , I ....... _ ...... -IRIIM .....
n
Stock up on First National City
Travelers Checks at pre-vacation
savings-up to $5,000 worth,
for · a fee of just $2.00
During May only.
I COIMJIOO OfJICD SOl* OJWIC( CXIUIITl
~:!:
There 1.8 oaly one fair IPd 8-u.le a·l-u,.. lllr -.., • •• -•lltllllloltlllo,.... -·no a11"11 ... .,.. Nlll L no,., 1 f, Jl t
courH ct ' ICtton: BLOCK THAT 111 118 -"' .,. ""'11111 "'""-.. ..,., "' ,,. .. llllp..r. 11 .,._.,..II · • 111 •--_.., {--~~~~~~~~~~~~==--J -•-•yl .. ~ --""4--..... _.IIAftllll tl IIJWI ........ --.-.. too ... 81-•n.a•wa • at 1 lllda .,. ._ • .. ••• ._..._ CM.... n. ...... , ..... Ill a
•
'Springtime in Paris'
L......,_ earterJIIOI .,. .. ud laccJgtlll JWt .. tlnC. ..,. .. ~"'--...... -·--will ........
P ADDI..ING tiMtr on cuoe ue Nlllor Girl Scoata Qtta
Woolle)' rJI.B&Iboa lllud, DSaaa ,.,..... o1 Coroaa del Mar,
Sblrloy Collom of Noorport -biiiiiTUimyWattol Harbor
IIIUI (l&ft lo rl!l>t). Tbooo Jlrll, from Tr<q> 1814, are
procii<I"C b" lilt Girl-GAll, 10 ba bold lily 15-17 a1
Newport oao.. About 400 Nldor Glrl Scouta from an ov.r
0.....,. ~1 w!U -bare lor 1bo S.day camp .. ul
&Dd mulDe eompeUtloa.
Las Reinas benefit
lilt -of ·~ fa II-will bo ~= _,
Pana" 10 ,. • ....,. -· llrL Koo Y-. -liJ ..., ........ 10 lilt~ -·olc.n.dolllarytjl
..... Ia lilt -Vlolr--l<llool ud -·-!lor· Iori.., II oooo lido -.., boo Vlow will bo .. .....,.
l<a)o II. " IIIII llollaa T.-Do, -
-prooldodby llr -lor lilt -lpl wuuun Wrtpt &Dd w CO.:~ SlJICW• ol eoro. delMar, will
mllloo will cany oullbo lbomo :' =-YiDc lloroolf ..
1D a Put1 bl.cklfOUDd lctr a w.,, ~ m.., ella!nwa
----by -~ Mn. Helea. Bru!Deo ud com-Mn. Fruk FroM, ....
meatatecl bJ Vtr ...... t .. Richter cba1rmu ll Mr. • ...-·Ca-ll MocleiiDc tbl JUmmer tuo made wUb Mr•
fllhioa. wtu be chJklren ~ ber I.Dd .. ;,
board membera&DdtbtOC&Dtnc K.!er 11 1D e~c
PtUidM!t, Mn, Charles Sword, HI,
Ingram paintings shown
S.leq)el and I&DdacqMta b)' Yra. IDc:ram Ll a II&U.Ye
Mra. Rtchatd Ioanm will be M1"""PPli5, M1Da.. Her ra.tber
exhibited at Crocker CUlsens OYoed a.ad manapd tbest. Ciouci
Bank, Harbor Sbopptnc Center, Opera Houle, wbere ma.,.
Costa Mesa, trom Way 15 to famous Bro&dfty lbowa .,.,.,
JllDI 15. Varied worU 1n oU preaeot.d. Pattpokputl.lm&D:f
may be 'lewed durtnr reCU}ar sbowa tiDUl tbe time ber lltber
FlY I tumdrtd shoetlac plDil: port Beacb, At th1J Center chil· buslneu hour a, sold the ~~ Hou.. Sbe bid
lDYltatiou baft beeo ma.Ued by dren of low lneome (DOt wei-Under Mn. lncram's direc-another fl1rlc at the ltact wbeG
Lu Re1l:u Aulillary oftheAs-fare) Clmlliu are ctven com-tion oew headquarters for Costa she wu worktDc for Pll1JtJur}'
•t.taoce ~...ape of Newport plete deotal-eare. Uesa Art Learue were estab-Flour Compaay &ad bel lUter,
Beach tor tbelr beoefttpremter CtLUdrea with stYere mouth Ushed through the reDO¥aUoa AUce, wu 1D cbUp of m.ctAI
lhowLDc of fall faah10111 W.t. mallormatlou a.re eumlDed by of a 40.year old house, 011 the eompuy preseDtltlooa.
ouday, Juoe S, at the IWt1r Atr. a promiDIDt Newport Beach or. verge or belnc eoodemned a.s a Followt.nc lflduatioll from
porter Inn OD MaeArth\Q' Blvd. thodootllt. 0o his recommeQda. tire buard. With the aid of de· the UDiYeraity of .Ulnlluota and
Proeeedl from blls '7thanol&l tloo u to the arpoey for treat. dlcated art teacue volunteers busiDesa achOol, Pat worked u
luncheoa aDd btldp will beDetlt meal tbe ctlUd paUeots are the home wu converted lDto art associate aecouata.Dt &Dd u.
MRS, BETTY MOOS, 2888 Bay &bote Dr., Bay Sbont, t. about
to ebrtlteo the crud prl&e dt.DcbY that sbt woo dllr1ac the
recent ShJp ahape week, IIPOUQf.eJ by tbe marlDt dlvts1oa ot
the Newport Harbor Cbamber ol Commerce. LookiDc oaue
Blulde Ga.dart.an, at left, cbalrman of tbe enot, lDd Ha.Dk
Hill, chairman or the martne dhtlion. (Cameo House photo.)
Cop a meets for tea
lltU~Y.IIAY 1 .. D
IIFP•mzMr,
Always the heart
of our
buslneae
Why do mora d~ tdt
C"'erythina from twaklast to
dance wu ... 1 The arwwer is
aimpk. It is a matter of economic neccuhy.
Americ.ans, thank &oc..dnns. arc: Ff'IU&IJy healthy
and thc:rt are not c:nouih prncriptions to keep
all druptores aoini. Tina. we acll • variely of
merch.andisc:. By so doin& we are able to aqy
open and render assistance ~rand wher-
~"~.-it is needed. Pracripcion ICI'"o'ioe, however,
.:ontinues to be the hean of our businea and we
are always pkasc:d to auilt you when mcdkatioa .. _
-LCIDAft~-~-oaa&.a .... Lu RetDaa Atllilla.ry's ph.IJan. aetec'ted ud the work is dooe. lea.cue galleries within three sistant to tbe m&Dipr of tbe A tea wtu be held at tbe James c. Elms IV, Patrick
throplt1, prlmuUy tbe f'Wtho-No cue ta started Wlless aut. montha. The taelllty located NaUooa1 Automobile Club for 15 home of Wn. Dwtgbt ADdeJ'. rP~r;lzlo;~aod~~Joe~~V~ao~N=oy~.---~~;::::::::::::;:;~~;;;;;;~~~ dooties C&NI at tbe Cb.lldrt~a'• ttcle.Dt fiiDds are uallable to at 513 Center Street, Costa years 1a Los Aaceles. Sbe pYe son, 832 V1a Lido Nord, lJdo
DeDt&l H•lth Center lD Nft'. complete lhe correction. Mesa, Is Ll&ed for eonttn~KH~S up ber work wbeo me married !ale from 1 to 4 p m today
OCber eommu.nity services art elus:es, nhlbtts Ud craft Richard lop'am, 1 r•l estate .uaY 14, wbeo tbe C~ de Or~
BE A GOOD NfiGHIOR
lr y«~ are a newcomer. or
&no• or • ne•comer ""
the tlarbof Aru who hu
no& been •eloomed, do
her a ravor by callina the
Harbor Viaitor between
I and 10 a.m., and lhc:
Mil call on Y""-' friend
•ith valuable inrOJmatit..l
and aift• hom Cric:ndly
tMuineu ftrma whid!
acand ready to help her
become acquainted with
her ne* sunounctin1•·
THI HAIIOI VISITOR
PHOHlo 494·9361
·0174
~by Lu Reiou AtW-workshops. broker ud tu: awraiaer la Chapter o1Hoacl:lo5p1ta1hooora
Uary were the purchase of the Orance COtllt)'. members and welcomes oew. ~::,.;:..;:~:::::Zulch presents Exhibi·ts :.;::··~ .. ~~~ .... .:·.:;
medleal -=bolarsh.lp at U.C.l Seuclpes, landscapes &Dd tertaln members ot Amlrtcu 1wK1 will be oul·KOln& u well
.Urs, Victor Y&i 1s seTYtag flcures a.re oo Ylew from 11 lnstltute ol FiDe Arta U tbt u locomJ.oc boud members to
u beDeJlt cbairmaa, U&i5ted to 5 dailY at lbe Clyde Zukh Be.-erly HUls HoteL Tbe mu. tJpress awreetaUoo to this
by W:mes. Edwla BuDes, o . H. Galleries, 1835 Newport Blvd., steal procram wlU eout.t al ~. dedicated to fiDaoeia.l
C&lbouD, In Frisbee, Walter Costa Mesa. Artists on ezhlbtt works by Chopin. O.Buuey, assl$taDce to tbe hospital.
Reeoe, H. Kaatleld, and Bertlne are Clatre Weidemaar, Job.D Llslt, AlbaDese and Cuados. .urs. A. v. Jorgensen, Copa
Treat. n.t ~actableawtll Burgess, Paul Lallfltz, C1alde Clyde Zulch, the 11011 of a etW.rman, will Introduce new
be .Umee. Ja• Axelaoo, James Paraoos, AUceO)urstl, Warren mlDiD( eugi.Deer, ltar1ed ut. members. Tom St.adUoger,dl.
Barry, FkJJd E. Buell, Claude Woodward and Dapboe Huntlo&· ln Cripple Creek, Colorado. rector o1 develq)ment a.l: HCIIl£
Patter1100., J. Robert Law.oa. too, UDder coo.traetwltbVenetia 1o winter, wben the home wu w111 report 00 the progress
James KAeeD, Kenoeth King. Epler to paint a mural, 22 by burled LD smw 14) to the raf. of the development tuoo The
aley, Robert Short, Walter J . 100 feet, depleUa& tbe We of ten, young Clyde's l.oterelt cu11nary taleots of .urs.' Pat.
HHDiult, IDd William Out. Christ at Forest Lawo, COYI.na. turned to the family piaoo. Wbea rick Murphy and Mrs Sidney
mette, ebiJrrnu of LaaRelDa&. A mosaic of the reUgiou.s palo. the family moYed to SaD Ber-JOOnaon wtll be. enjoyed by aU
Uac 1.1 I.D work 1a Italy. oardl.no, be cooUnued studies ·
Broue busts of President oo the pta.oo. AtOeddeotalCol. Tbls year's Dew members are
Rlcba.rd Nlmn and Walt Dt.soey lep Clyde majored lD mllllc limes. Kenotth AlbrlCflt, V. P.
by Jllllib Bland Zulch stud La and mlnored 1a art, Cfad\lltlJic Ba.ker, Edward Bechtel, I!Qtt.
the loreuound oftbeplleryfor cum laude. After a sttot 1a 1M btw Cox, James Doyle, Chris·
a Umlted Ume. Presld&ct United states A1r Foree be Uan Ebeen, CUntoo Hoose,
.N'Uoo's broor.e wUI be seot to obta1Ded b1s master'• de&rM Richard Joaas, Howard Ketctt.
Clemente City Hall May 11. at 1.6C. To fLirtber b1s studles. Rlcbard lAltcb, Robert J • .uar.
A DELIGHTFUL EVENING BEGINS IN A NABER S C A I)ILL AC
OVERLOOKING THE BEACH AT CO RONA DEL MAR WITH
NEWP O RT HARBOR IN THE BACKGROU N D
O PPERIN G A U,'IJIQUE CONC EPT OF COMPLETE
• 7 t 't.,... t ! • u ...... __ .....
Ftorlda hu re. b.e weat to ParlJ. Fruce COD-aball, JobD Palmer MIUer, .Iolii q-Wut OW.y t1au1n< 1o bot11 art ..... ,;_ule. B. Parker, CbuiH R • ._
tclllpture tor perma.oeet place. Alter speadinc DWlJ years Ha.rr, RI.Dker~berma.n Smith.
SALES, LEASING AND SERVICE
NABERs r?n.di/!lizo I Nc
10.••• ... fUtl ....._....,_, ..... _....AI,.
LOOK FOR THE DIASIIISJJC
CENTER SEAL ON THE IINIISIIJRD! •
5 FORD Custom
100 4 Do. 5..... A••-•fic.
Alii CONDtliONINC.. IYQAtTJ, .
CHEV •• ~~~al!j698
IJAKU41
.... ,., 2-lr. '
ment. as an l.astruetor at the lJalyer. Joba R. !clu Tom H. Smltb.
Mr. Zukb eoodocturt 1eapre slty ot Wa.shiD&tOO. Clyde re. Ra~ Tudowsky, Robert L.
claues oa Monday and Wednes. turoed to Southern Ca.U.lorala, Unpr, Duo Q. Waddell, Ra.tlb
day, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at 513 establlshlng the Clyde Zu.lcb WlWama, Tbomu Buaud,========'600=="=·"="=0="="=o=uL£=v='="=0·=0=0=5=',.•....,• .. •5="'=="='·,.•....,•.a._•_•_oo ______ .....J Ceoter Street, Costa Mesa. Galler y.
Techi11Ques Ill oil painttog tn. Judith Bland was educated
elide pallette knlfe and brush., privately at home under thl
Judith Bla.nd Zulch W six supervts:ion of her father,
p~lls. She is a professional Reg:loold Blaod,cooduetorottbt
ceWst, and ber husband ls a Pasadena Symphony Orchestra,
cooeert pla.nlst. They appeared and her artist mother. Music
May 4 at Los Angeles Ebell lessions were started when a
Club's formal enot. Tuesday, just barely could reaeb tbe
Yay 12, they were presenl m ptaoo. At age 16 she was a coo-
a beoeflt at Allied Arts Coun. cert celUst, first ctW.r wt.tll
ell ot San Bernardino. the Pasadera Sympbooy Or.
Recently the American Io. cbestra. and 'llt'OCI maay awardl.
stltute of FLne Arts named Mr. While raislnc her two cttlldrtD
aDd Mrs. Zulch feUows ot the and eootloulnc wtth music,
lnstltute. Oo SUDday, May 17, Judith I.D ber tweot1e1 be<:a.mt
tbe talellled eo~le will en. lDterested 1.D sculpture.
Art Center courses listed
LUe seu.Jptlng, portrait ~·
Uac, ceramics and weaYlD&:
eoursea offered at Costa Mesa
Art Center, 117 E. WllsonSI.,
. ara bellle held durtnc day l.OO
4 years. Mr. Le Prt.a. emploJed
by William Peretn and As-
aoet.ates as head artl.st lD a.
plannJ.nc deputmeat, is orelo.
a.Uy from Fraoee •
tvtGlDc aeutooa.
Faculty members IDclur:le LAURITZ ART SHOW
~laeeot Furell, ayearl}'partl-Norwepao arllst Palll Lau.
e,lpt.Dt 1a tbe I...aguoa Art rita is sbowtnc a <U•erlifled
Feltln.l Ud selected u )ldp uhtttt of oll palntlop at Clyde
this year; Armeo Gupa.rLID, a Zulch Gt.Uertes, 1835 Newport
utl'ft of Pers11, who wtU ta. BIYd., Costa Mesa, durtDCYay •
.truct ta ereat!Ye oll aDd aery. Ezhlbtt bours are 11 a.m. lo
lle pelntlnc:; Jaoe(Mu.Eucue) 5 p.m.
HW. luCruetiJ:Ic 1a fulldamtllb.l Paul Laurlts m&J oeur lw.Ye
olll; Gkllia (Wrs. JOhD) Pq-. p1aed reaowu u u artist ltbe
lley, of Eut 811111', Wboae laid oot "iost tt1l lblrt" at COCII'• lDcludtt sculpU.Dc fl'om Stlllfl8e CrHk, Alaata. 08 a
tM Un fol'm IDd dl~ussioa ol IOJd m1.DiD.c dea.l. The flaoc1al
dUIIHat appUcaUODJ ud toolJ tnc-dJlD 191"' wu tbt turalac
..-.I to tbt scq,tol'; Jarmlla poblllD bls earHr. He dttm'.
MacboQ, a -.U'ft of CMCbo. miDed from tb&t Ume OD io de.
l1oftkla. IIYIDJ lomuotloa 1o YOlo blullorta 10 art.
-o~ac 111._ a ..... , -3 CAMP SESSIONS AG:Su, lutnctor la cen.mtea. OCIItlac ,..,.ucttac ud ..-btel Tbe Bo1'1 Club of the Harbor
iUoW1IIc Nnport nlar<Oiar Area wtu -. s eaq>lor --
aru.t Georp .f&mtl Uliltaat SioQI tbJa IUDUilel' at (;aq)
.. lllriOI' at Cautoi-ala state Cedar L&b, located Ia 1M Su
C ...... F..u..toa; Wlldo Zlal, Bor--IN, I mllu
, -•1• ell•-1o portratt -"' Blr a.. v~~~~&o. P'"''"'o b"mwl)o ..U•t at a lloyoi .......... IIINiracll-
.ajOir -pletura •-1o tor b" IJQ' of lilt a.-., ~b"-yoaro;Jau ....... I, Jaljo MIO AOC. I;
Dalto Uil lllellut Lo Prll, -I, Aoc. I Ia t; Sol-
'-t;IMI• oil poiiii"C· MIN -I, AICo t 10 II. lloyo eu
Dalto -arl cllneiOr ..... ~.,_-"'lilt ~;:.::::.: .. : ... ;·"'-Boyl' -....... --...
Look,
if you
can'tttust
Wall Street,
who can you ti ust7
How about a Glendale Federal Umpteen Savi.ngs/1Dftstment7
We know l"Mrr's none of that Ant frtt '~''"t nf SJX'C·
ulattan. A complete absence, •n fact, of rhc: mark.tt
rUk t!ut'•ltcptw manywh.h.Jn a hau of brultlfl.At'Vtn
W ith one nf our U m ptotn Sntnp Plana, what VtlU
can truat arr your finctt mauncts for puwlh 1nvc-st·
ment lust drop by and tell us bow muc.h you want
your money to um. fmm S to 6,.. And for hnw lona
• day. a yur ... whacnu. And tbm Kln.
' Wbc:n yOu want your money bade., you pt it rilht
now . All of It, phu the hw.at eamlnp llll)'Wbcft' oo
an lnav.ru:l uvtn,p lctOUnt.
You 'll ban pUcy ol company for your u.,... s .. iap lnYCtttaat. Ovu 1SOPGO ptctplt tn1M •
·with their money. MOIIl ol tt. M&a7 ol our u.,s
S.¥nt OWI'I "a bh ol Wall Stftct;' toGo llorftl.....,,ll't
oat all theyowa!
Gleadalc (nadon'a 2nd lafvelt) •ec1en.1 s.n.. (Um$llrn W.J •t-::•ft!A~r=r~rllr""•t•h•
O.erSllolWoDia-iaU ....... ~rtflr•
Mca;at ._..IOOr•aponOtn..,Ot. C.....-ltutesao•rt ....
Sailors win, lie for 2nd
no~ Botw 8&11oro "-~. no co-11011 1o
.................... tel .. -........... ..., t~ Jal -.. to IJo Clot' race. • tar lid ipOt. Tbt Sailors acor«< all U..
'7-a .. -111111 a t"'"" to lilt IRIIIJoolorlo ..... ?..t -. At'l-5 ll'tllarll>o,· w-.•olrd""""c-...,.. ;~•;•;·~•;•;·=~A~M~be;lm~~IUid~ A!YIJI Wblte waJad to ltVC tbl 15111 ... IIO'IIJ)Ort. Rollol pltdlor a. .... o.<
IloilO)' Bau -lotllo-
-WbUe boat tllo tllrowtoZIIII.
Pbll llolqor -lo llU tllo ba-. IIID Eaa.Uoc struck
out IUid Gory FooiJor nttcl out.
Tbeo Jtll llau.-ologitcl 111
2 r ... lo put t11o Sailors &bead.
Roo Ma.rtlD's &lDcJe drove ln
tbe otbel' a runs.
HIID OVIR
IN".., Show In
Orange, County
5
ACADEMY
ID the lrvtne leap, Estan-
cia's s.ruo rally in the bottom
ot tbe 7tb te u short, &Dd Corooa
del Mar took lbe pme 5 to 4.
Costa Mesa pusbedacroasar~m
tn tbe bottom ot the '7tb to edre
SazU. AQl Valley 5 to 4 a.od to
move 1.11 to a ZDd place tie wtth
Estaorla Ill tile lloal loa ....
SW.UOp at 8 wins and &losses.
Santa Ana Valley Is the league
SEA KIN~ Dour ~. Diet Day IUid Coorad ClarO. loll
to rlebt, ue abon here ID tbe ll.oal 1ap of the Cee lSZO-
yud ruo at the lrYioe leaiQI! ftJala at Sari& Ana College
Saturday. Dtct Day placed hd with a clocld.nr of 3:Z2.1,
am 1t1111JP ud Clark were rlgflt behind in 3rd and 4th
piace, reapectively. (Rich Kredel pboto.)
QUICKIES
cba.mptoo wtth a 10-4 record, By Bruce Newbery Jr.
because Loan. forfeited 7 Newport Harbor H11b's dom-
games tor the seasoa tor rules lnaDce over the Soutbera Caill-
violation. League leadio' Loara orola prep teDilis sceoe wu re-
thus dropped to a tie wlthCOl'OQl atrlrmed as theSaJiorsranover
del Mat and Magnolia for 5th the CIF Bee and Cee champton-
wtlb 6-8 shJp sem1flnal competttloo last
ou 111 rons 1
Open Nightly 6:45 p.m.
Sunday 1:45 p.m.
Peter O'Toole
Petula Clark
'"Goodbye
Mr. Chips!.
Saturdlly, May 9, at Santa Ana
hJgtl 5Cbool.
Tbe best showing made that
afteroooo ns that of Dave East-
man and Kim Perloo, whoquaU-
tied 1n the Bee doubles. The
CIF D.n&ls are set tor today,
Way 14, ..... at the Saota Aoa
court, starting at 2 p.m.
Corooa del Mar dual temts
acth1ty eootiDued May 8 as tbe
Sea K.l.np traveled to Santa
Aoa Valley bfg!l school llld
came home with a 19-3/4
to ··1/4 loss.
Dimitri Geor gantas ns tbe
on}y CDM slniles ace to de-
feat any of hls Valley oppooents,
The doubles team or Breot Rus-;~=========~· sell and Stan Vermuod woo both • of their matches 6-4, 6-3, Ken
LAST WEEKS
Aoodemy A.wo~d No"'I"UI
E llie>! Could ~ Oy1" C"''"0"
Neisser and Pratt won 2 out
of their 4 matches. Tomorrow,
May 15, Corona enter s lnto lea-
gue ttnals competition at Foun-
taln Valley high school.
I
Tars 2nd in track finals
By-II~ Jr. dull. 1ooc )lnlp,IUid llllorola1,
Ill -loai'IO 11a1 tract CbriJo a.q Ia t11o 111.111 r-.
ooo,.,.atsoo. tllo llowport Har-Sid Com-pd Rlct Flomllla w 11111t oollool ..,... ill lila two milo ruo. Nnport
,,.._ lZ ol tllolr tammalto siJoo p-lid Ill t11o 4t0 yd.
lito ••ODibtp nMinptut reily wUII a U.mt olo&U,ON:r-
Frlday ~~~a~~~. au Nft11011 plactcl lad 111111 te
Tbl Tar mUe relay team poi..Dta bebiDd Santa Aa'a 17.
came ac.rou 1.111 3:14.0 for a Bee Jtara Rudy and Cross
llrol place mo<lal. Rudy Slab-plaesd UU IUid s,19.5 lor a
ler made b.11 way to a ftrat in Srd a 4th 1D tbe lSIO yd.
the 180 yd. rill, comtnr across j!uo.~~~~Be~o~··~Pla~esd~Gtll~ lR 1:01.1. Mart Ste'feDI and in
Terry Albritton nept the sbot
put eYeot wtth respectin tosaes
ot 55 teet, 3-l/2 lDCiles and
54 rut, 8-3/4 IDches.
Lee HateD went on 1n tlls
ustal fol"m coppl.o( tbe higl:l
jump event with a jump of
6'4". Jobo Kumer placed ltd,
jumplq 8' even.
other Newport placers were
Dare! Blood ID the 100 yd.
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"THE
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9th RECORD WEEK
Z:\'D TOP FEATURE
UELD OVER!
Barry Newmu I•
The Newport Harbor Varsity
tennis team took this time of!
trom dual competition to travel
to LaJol.la high scOOol. They
returned with a 11-0 sweep.
The Tars face their only re-
ma.lnlng dual match tomorrow,
May 15, at Huntington Beach.
Hurdling ace Dave DunlapllfllS
the Coroca. del Ma.r hero at the
Irvine league Qoals, capbarlDc
3rd place ln both the lZO tdcb
h~~rdles a..od the 180 low hUI'd\es,
Nick Rose took a 3rd place
medal ln the 880 yar d run trl.th
DAVE DUNLAP, hurdler of the Corona del Mar Sea Kings,
is receiving coogratulattons from a young admirer for his
3r d place medals In both the 120 high hurdles, In 15.9
secoods, and the low hurdles, 20.2 secoods, to Saturday's
Irvine league finals. Standing behiod him is Richard Wood
of Estancia, whO came tn 2nd In both races, The 2 hurdlers
•Hl compete lo both events ln tbe CIF DeJ1 week.
David Hemmings
joanna Pettet i"
"The Best House
in London"
(Rich Kcedel photo.)
Columbia
regalia set a tim e of 1:58.1. Kevin Barnett
placed 3rd In the discus to
quality for the CIF preUms,
aJoog with Dave and Ni ck. Kevin
just missed in the discus event,
losini out on 3rd place ln the ~~~~~~~~~~~· "':::":"~":":":'"';' ~~~~~~ final tosses by 2 rival cootes-lanls.
Doug McLean of Costa Mesa
upset favored Tim Funk of
Fowtta.ln Valley to wtn the mUe
Bahia. Corlnth.la.n Yacht C lob
will sponsor the tlrst Columbla
50 aa.tional championship re-
gatta and will feature two races
on Saturday, July 19, aM one on
Stmday.
A feature match race-which
will have oo bearing on the
champlonshlp, is scheduled
between skipper Geor ge Post of
Oyster Bay, New York, with a.a
east coast crew and a yet to be
determloed West Coast skipper
:lDd crew.
in 4:22,0, a aew league record,
Eric Olson of Estancia also
came through with an ~set Ylc-
tory, setting a oew record of
49.2 to win the 220. Brad Bor-
den of r.::osta Mesa. woo tbe dis-
cus enot with a toss of 150 feet.
;:.:;;:::;:::::._~---.,.,1 4-3/4 lnches, also a oewleague
record.
AOO.. 15 Columbia 50's are
e.zpeeted to particl.pate in the
regatta. including a crew trom
Great Lakes and the Pacllic
Northw:est.
1 Ti,..
20 words or le ss
21 words to 30 worda
31 words to.() worda
Eoch -d over ..0 WOtda ..
"AND NOT ASHOTIS fffiEO"-
the communis t strategy for
s ubverting a representative
government -by Jan Kozak.
$1.00. 0....,_,
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• PUBLICATION 110111(
WI!' CAN Pl'tiNT YOUA
BROCHURE~ PAMPHL~T
MAGAZINES. L!:AI"LE"T
M~~API!'IItS AND
NEWS LI!TTII!:AS
C.\I..L Ul POA IITIIIIATII
171•1111
I!MSIGII P'UaLIMMG CO.
J7JI lAST COAIT ....,.., C.IUL
c:.llleY--M
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2.00
3.00
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2 T imes
2 • .50
~.00
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3 Times
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Flna.l scores were: santa Ana
Valley, S4; Estancia., 41; Loa.ra,
41; Fountain Valley, 38; Costa
Mesa, 29; Corona del Mar, 17;
IUid 5.
National cb.amplonshtps for
the Columbia Z6 Mack 1 wtll
also be held oo the same week-
end with a.bout ZO entries
expected.
VALLELY SIGHS WITH
THE ATLANTA HAWKS
John Vallely of Balboa Island,
captain of the national cham-
pionship UCLA basketball team,
has signed to play professional
ball wtth the AtlaDta Hawks ot
·MISCELtANEOUS the Natloaal Basketball Assn. ~~~~~~~~;;;~I John scored 490 ln hJ.s first 700 pieces season with UCLA and Q.nl.shed
uera.ge 4~ each. Toro the 1969-70 season with 309
lawnmower, $125. ·.-.;,;;:•;1 tor a 2-year total of 799. Joln-
covered boat ha.tclles, ing him with the Hawks will be
cycles, kerosene, boots "Pistol Pete" Maravlch, woo
each or trade 2 tor holds tbe all-Ume collegtate
bellied wood stoves, seoriog record.
pipe, kerosene lamps,
IDd heaters. MERCANTILE
GENERAL STORES, 11 '1 E.
18th, Costa Mesa. &.46-1675
(for merly TeWJ.ntle's) and
E. Balboa BlYd., Balboa, 6'75-
7282.
OFFICE, 4 rooms. MU
,.. .. I. $'15 -· Yop~ Ma-16'15.
ALCOIIOIJCS
Hl-'1117. P. 0. Boll cOol&-.·
OPII.-Mia Herftoft... .l'.....w
-e AL.SO e-
"THI GIRL WIIO
COULI)M'T SAY NO"
WITH
VI .. NA LISI AND
o OI!O·ftO I! ISIGIU ..
Get the BIG 6% at the BIG M
Everybody knows that NOBODY TOPS THE BIG M -Mutu•l S.vlnga,
In offering the moat In earnings to uvera.
""2,.., ...... -.-P,OOD-MUTUAL
Silo" 1 ,.., Mrm occount,-h ,OOD-e~~o" •-•"'"--.-MOO-I! A'lftUI!s 7111" eotiHicMooldopMII .. -... _.,00,000__ ..........
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tf rou.,. • Wutulll......,, now Is tM tlrne to ........ adclltton.t fundi In.,..... new
,........,. ........_ ,,...,_"'"-""'"••• to 120,000.1 ",.. .. "" oCORONA DBL MAR Mutual.._..,, now 1e tht time to open your ~atThe .. Y ......, .._.,... _,._c.........,
ACCOUNTS NOW INSURED TO t20,0001 -....... ca.,....
T"cltpl$111 ,...71 ...
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CAREERS NIGHT YIU1>olltldTburodaJ',IIafll,ll tllo Colla
Meca c:_, Clab bJ tllo Nnpcrt -Do•o!-1 Ud
ProleukDl Wom•'a Club, baMiriDc tbt pu1:1cf11Ub
oa tbl BPW "oa tbe Job tral.alGC'' procram. Picbwed
bere, from left, are Kra • .JUice flai.Dn, tbt DIW JWUideat
of BPW; job lrliMe SbeU.,. Cur of Barbo< VIew Hom ...
a •aior at Cwoaa del Ya.r hiP ICbool, Ud Ill's. Jack
StarDU ot cwr Huea. no La eo-eba1rmaa IDr ear ....
IIIII>~ &loor wUb Mrs. Joule Hamil. Two ICIIolu-
wW be awarded, for $56$ Ud $100, Ud tbore Will a1eo be
a IC*ial Alma Rulb ICbollrtblp tor a job tra1Dee wbo La
• cndulllor .....,. • (Eoa~p -.J
U30 CDM au RGL.UY HOMO RED AT USC
Pbarmaetst Loaole VlDeG 8utiU'a Jc:u
tokl pollee lut SuodaJ tbat u Cameo Sboles
tiiU'lJ morntoc al~R~td Sbores, 11: ODe ot
a lock oa tbe r.r USC eleeted to PbJ
Jewelry aod other ltema Yl.l..:l !lltiorJII 1thoJutlc
at a total ol $6SO from bb: home
ll Z027 Bayside Dr., Coroaa ~-
del War. The burclar toot a
...... beloolfDr to Mrs. Vlllceat 6~
I.Dd 1D it were a $SOO 101d oect-...., Q'~
lace, a $150 charm bracelet, 1730 w. c.iet .. ..,
ea.rrtop worth $50 and ctas·::·~-:;;;;;::~~~~-~,.;;:-l Wortb $100. -~
Stanley A. Smith
Realtor
6IJ GOL DENROD A.Vf!., CORONA DBL MAR
TELEPHONE 673-20iO
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LOOKING for a
Good 8usiness?
BEAUTY SALON
ESTABLISHED t YEAR$
FOR SAJ.E ·
• 4 DRYERS
PRICE INQ.UDES ALL EQUIPMENT lo GOODWILL
Wells-McCardle Realtors
Relioble Service ~ince 1943
1110 NEWPORT 548-n29 COST A liEU,
Let our quartet fl' .a
fl Sing you a song
We call them "THE MONEY MAK-
ERS" -4 separate borne'S on a ball
acre or MI. Plenty or extra room to
add camper-trailer storage or build
a small Ml building.
plus
Assume our existing loan at 6.6%.
Great potential Cor those wbo look
beyond tomorrow. t:all us about these
easy-to-own beauties.
ONLY $49,500
SITUA TID DN T1H ACIID
II'AClOUS 1 1o 2 IIDRM. APAII.TMINTS
, ....... Unfvm. ,,_ u ..
• Ptivatc Patios • Fi1 eplacu
• POOLS • 9 Hole Putti na Gt:een
• Tennis
• Scp&Jat.e F.nily Section
• Adj. 10 Sdr.ools and PI&YJIOUnd
900 S .. Lane COM
ftear Coast Hwy.clue to Fuh1Mid•4
DEL MAR f7 6 ... :1611
Pek IJarl't!H /Za/t,
prW6nU
CAPTIVATING
BAY VIEW
for$39,500
COMFORTABLE I BEDROOM DEN HOKE IN CHOICE
LOCATJG;, CALL TO SEE.
Ofllae ow-......,_ as •• ..,.
PETE BARRm REALTY
1.0SWai.NDr-.N.&
IG-5100
WE IIAVEQUAUPlEDBUYERS
FOR THE BAR-.Aitl.l, ud ......... "" ...... ,.....
IO...Utlllpni ?•Hae
lup 1ft 11 '' I• I••
11111 II 1. C..._
OCEAN FRONT
BALBOA PENINSULA POINT
OutDnct"" new rrom tbJI blut1M eubD-baiM
benne. Cbum1q pl'deD room -10 deUCbtfllllar ..._.
terta1111.ac. Two bedroom• udoomerUbledell.Jbatha.
powder room. Z tlreplac•. Room to bulld ldditioDa.l -..... Leuollold _,_
SHOWN BY APPOIMTMENT ONLY.
$72,500
CALL JOSEPHINE WEal, REAL TOR
673-4140
Balboa Real EstateCo
700 E. BAL lOA BLVD. BALBOA
I
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A
MACNAI-IIIYINE llEALTY COMI'ANY
RNEI HOMES
lAY FRONT
VIEW OF THE ENTIRE TURNING BASINI
Exclusive Fee Simple. Bayfront home with a
breathtaking \'j e W, Pier & floa t for large
boat. 3 Bedrooms. maids's room . den & for·
mal dining room. Exquisitely decorated. Of·
fertd at $235,000.
HARBOR VIEW HOMES
Lovely 2·story 3 bedroom borne With fonnal
dining room plus family room, situated on
a large lot overlooking ne w goiC cour se.
Hnck fireplace. all electric kitchen & onJy
J year old. 144.950. Open Sun. 1701 Port Ab-
bey Way.
MAC NAil-IRVINE
RNity '-""'
901 Dover Dr., $ujfe 121
1• a.ysidel Drive
Newport a..ct.
CORBIN-MARTIN
SELLS REAL EST A
' • -..)_ ', .
• . ..
e SPE! DAMPieR
w.w. ....
.
BETTER BUY THe BEST BUY
ONLY 8'12 TIMES ANNUAL ~
Two NEW triplezea wtth two
2 bedroom unita, and one 3 bedroom
unit. South of the Highway, 1-1/2
blocks to the Ocean. Butlt-lna, car-
peta, drapes, private patioa. Con-
servative rent schedule, $825.00 per
month eacb triplex.
OPEN DAILY 1-5 P.M .
320 and 322 Marguerite
••••
LOOK AT THIS !!!
Duplex In Corona del Mar for only
$34,900. Unbeltevable but true. Two
bedroom bome wtth ftreplace and
double garage stressed for large
apartment, PLUS one bedroom
apartment Cor Income now .
GREAT POSSIDlLITIES HERE.
OOX 'Y. fR.AXKl.IX
I RE:.Al. TOR ' 3250 bst Colst Hlfti•IY
Corou "'' .._. Celil•...a "'*"' ti 7].2222
l Espe has s old $215,000 plus In l!ii::iiiiiiiii J I property this month. 1•
o LET us sELL voUR PRoPERTY. Easy To Own
R8 (Call Cor Information on our latest CAM EO
ltstlng on Lido Isle, $69,950.)
MAK E AN AP P OINTMEN T TO TAL K
ABOUT SELLING YOU R PROPERTY .
CoRBIN-MARTIN]
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oflnJa!Jle
Prestige
Waterfront Homes
CUSTOM 4 TO 7 IEDROOM -S
fROM $11s.GOO TO $100.000
FUIINISHID AHD UNFUIINISHID
ALSO
I'IIIME BUILDING LOTS
FROM $U,OOO TO $17S,OOO
BILL GRUNDY, Realtor
m -D<. Sullo 1; M.a. 642-4620
I I I I I 1 ·1 I I I I I I I I 1 ·1 I
1111• tJ1nu1b ·aa. llllltlple u_.,.
llemce at tbl Nwwpwt llaltlor-ec.ta
IIIII lloUd cl ......... Walec!
onr $G4 .....,... foiotbi 'IWKL!J:
...... ,at .... 'II*,. .......
l,IM lllllt ..a • ..s a dollar ft1ue
111cnue ct G onr aa. -• perlqd CIIIMt ,_,., riJDil ... l,..._,.,_,.,
LUt )'0111' p~ -,. a RWiltor . ...., . •••••••• •••••••••
SHORES
Light , bright, cheerful! Higb corner
view lot, modern 3 bedroom and den,
3 bath home. Lowest price, only
$59,500, and low, low leasehold of
$500 yearly. Terms tailor ed to ftt
your savings. Don't delay. Mr. Adams
says s ell It today!
UNIVERSITY REALTY
CHRIS HOPPER Slllu Consultant
1 E . CO AST HWY •• CO RO NA OEL w'AII':,171-IIIt0
••••••••••••••••••••
Lido Isle
5 Bedrooms-· 3 Baths
40·tt. LOT
THIS FABULOUSLY DECOllATED HOlliE
HAS A VERY LARGE FAMILY ROOM,
BEAUTifUL I'ATIO, ETC.
-.. -AND---
1$ LOCATED ON A OIOICE
STUET·lO·STUIT LOT
Sft,SOO
I
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,_ .. City refuses to pay for
severance · damage study
~ -CIIJ eoW!~ -llO'. --Ulo .. a 1-i -. njo<W a C11J -lopor 10 alia-Ulo
-__ ,_ _,. projoct. -.. alllilaJW £4
....... $1,000 lu ..... lllr!b -lu ... Ulo -IIIII""--..... ............ Ulo _.ual.
_...... ........ lu !lie llr. Par-Aid !1101 llle
-Yaclll BuiD --dOYolopllld WOUld C'atlJ [D. &I Bullldl Dr. ta r•Wa'*', cr.. tbt walut d. tbe ctty••
~·-uoa of ..,_ Dr. taDd at,.. loeatloo.
WOUd be MCtllll'J Utbe lrYtDe ••u u. lntne co. dleided.
Co. .. lu .. --Its to -tbo pro joel u eoWd promoaliDr'J Bay de'reklpmtal COlt 111 alotofmoDey.''MIIid.
¥J'OU from tbe Beaeoa Bl.y City AttorDeJ Tulb' Seymour u-. aid a prefiou appn1Jal
Citr ..._ Han., L. sbowod tllat <lama&.,. to Ulo
Burlbart aid be bad coNactat bultDtuu wouki be miDJmal
lnt.ae Co, nee prelideat Ray am U&t lbe denklpment would
Wa,_ 111>ou1 sll&rlD& tbo ap.. be of ooonjl beoell! to tho city
pnial oostootbedamapa.Ud because ol lncreased prln.cy
Mr. WIUDD aid DD, lDd des1r&bll1ty of tbe ctty.
INFORMATION CENTER tor oewcomers l.lld a TOter repstratioo booth ue oew aentcea
otfered by the Newport Harbor-Costa Mesa brd of Realtors at tbe board omce. 401
Newport BlYd., Newport Heights. Chris Retard. Miss Newport Beach, at left, Ud Vicki
Yo&k, Miss Costa Mesa, are dl.splaylD& the oewcomer's ldt, wb1cb.1Dcludes a map ol tbe
area, a roster of all Realtors andthelt sa.les Pfq)le, reerea.Uoo progTams lor both clUes,
list of churches, cutde to restaurants, brocbiU'es, maps, elYic directory aJid ecooomic
WormaUon. The kit may be obtaiDed at the boud ol1lce or from Realtors.
"I til1Dk tbe de'reloper will be oned Be&eoo Bay l&Dd.
eu:rioua oo tb1s item &Dd I bue Couacllmu Dooa.ld W.clonls
tbe pltieoce to Jet tbem cet said be tboucht the lrYine Co.
curlOul," s&ld VIce Mayor OUiht to pay tbe cost of tbe ap.
Howard Roprs. praJal.
COUDCUJPU LtDdlley Par· "Alter &11. U's tbelr deYeQl·
SODS upreued eoocera tbal a meat; wtly sbould the elty ban
ba.ssW O'ter the ckW.q ol Bay. to J:ay?" be said.
TOP ATHLETES HONORED Church News
Twenty-three athletes from
Newport Harbor h1g:b school
and trom Corooa del Mar 111gf:t
school were IKmored at the an-
nual athletic luncheon spon-
sored by the Commodores Club
of the Newport Harbor Chamber
of Commerce.
Steve Fisb., Gl.r)' ~o·oscer
Haven. Cb.ris Hor'pel. • -•• ••-·
looff, Ron Marttn.
Tbe First BlpUit Church ot Tueadi.J, May 19, at St. Mark
Cosb. Mesa. SOl Mapoua st. Prelbyterl&o Church, 2100Mar
-Dr. James Combl, co.: Vista, East Bluff, belfDDingwtth
pastor, wtll preacb at botb18f. a 6:-45 p.m.potluctdlnner. Pu·
vices this Suoday. At 11 a.m. tor Ed Danks of Burb&nt. re.
Rogers, Bob Searles,
Shedd, Jeff Smith, Bob Tripp,
Tom Waroe<::ke, Jeff Wllcozand
Ken Zimmerman. ,.iijQ his q,tc will be ••Yore power cently bllck from a furlough
to YOU." aod at 7 p.m. be wt.U spent lD Korea, wtU tell ot tbe
speak oo • 'Ready for tbe groYtll of the Presbyterian The speaker was Marll11 Mc-
Keever, local resident who is
a former WC All American
and professional star with the
Los Angeles Rams. Following
students were OOoored:
Corona del Mar Hlg:b-Kevia
Barnett, Bret Beroa.rd, Bruce
Black, Chuck Carroll, Tim rapture." church in that country. • • • • • • roy, Stan Crippen, Jeff
mlngs, Dave Dunlap, Goeuu. Doug II!U!arc!.
st. Andrew's Presbytertan The Newport Harbor Lu-
Harbor High -Dennis Bean,
Chris Bentley, Darel Blood,
Sid Common, Glen Cripe, Rob-
bie Cunningham, Jim Curry,
Ken Eastman, Dave Eccles,
Hollander, Braar;~~'.l.~l'!~~~ LoUt, Greg M
Cburcb, 600 st. Andrew's Rd., tber&n Church, 798 Dover Dr.,
Cutr HaVBD _ "Prl!JOG 'ritboW. Newport Beach-Pastor James
doors" will be the sermoo~c Blain will preacl}. at 10 a.m. ~~;i of Dr.Cba.rlesDterenfteldai:Cbe Stmday on ''Your "'fllt from God-~ 8, 9:30 ~ 11 a.m. Sunday aer-peace!" Seventeen members of
vices. 1'be seoJor lliBfl I.Dd the eoo1lrmatioo class will be
colleee fellowships wtU meet reeehed 1nto members:bip
Scott Newcomb, Jim North,
Petros, Skip Rimer,
Scudder, Doo Snyder,
Tabak aDd J eft Tanner. AFIER WINNING a classic a.t 7:30 p.m. duriJlC the servtc~ SUDda.y
head-to-head playoff duel with • • • sebool ts at 8:45 a.m.
ON THE STRIP Bill VonEssenofHarborlsland, The PlymouthCongregat.J.OOIU • • •
a beaming Jim Lockwood ac-Church, 3262 Broad St., New-The Lutheran Church of the
cepted the victor's trophy after port Heigbts _ Tbe Rev. Nor-Master, 2900 PacWc VIew Dr.,
capturing tile 16th annualpres1-man Brown wtll preacboo ''Tbe Harbor View H1Us-Dr. WU-~~~'a• ~~ dent's tournament at Irvine will of God" at 10 a.m. SUDday. llam Eller wtll deUnr a roes-
Coast Country Club. The new Ill' oo "Tbe fruits of kwe"
champ, who 11vesat4509Surrey • • • at the 9 and 11 a.m. communion
Dr., Cameo Highlands, defeated Prince of Peace ·Lutheran serYtces this Suoday lor the
Corona d.l Mar Von Essen on the tlrst bole of l Cnurch, 2987 Mesa Verde Dr., obsenance of lbe festival of
sudden deathplayoULnthefloals Costa Mesa -Dr. Gayklrd Pentecost. Fourteen YOUOC
match. There were 106 con-Fald.e, district president, wt1J. people ban completed 2 years SPECIALS GOOD THRU MAY 20 testants In the momh-lon& preach at the 8, 9,30andll Lm. of Cbrtstlan lDslructlonandW!U ;~::::::::::::::::::::::~ tourney. (Rich Bassett photo.) services this Sunday. The lotb be preseoted at 11 a.m. lor tbe a.nnJ.versary of the Amerlcu rite of coaflrmatioo,
----------Lutheran Churcb wtll be ob-• • • HEARTHSTONE of .,~:.al senec1. and thoro wou .. .., st.l&icburs and All Al>gel.s'
• • • ......,. a.JJD1lersary offetiD( for the EpiJcopi.J Cbureb, USS Paclflc "Fireplace Things" bultdlne lund. A coacrepUooal v1 ... Dr •• Harbo< v~ew ruu.
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QOfe diaD• W!U be IWfod at tt:IO ..c ... m.-YIU·be .,._
p.m., followed by a l:SO at 1.11 s Sueday sernces. at 8, lly PEQ program OOnortnc charter 9:SO&Dd 11 a.m.,lxtbtfeutol
----------members. Peoteoost. Tbe c.bureh women
• • • wlll meet for luocbeoo May 20
The Dale McWill.Wns ta.mtly Cb.rlstWl Science Churches at the Hostetler homelnCorooa
have moved from Narcissus -"Mortals and Immortals" del Mar.
Ave., Corona del Mar, to Laguna will be the lessoo sermon topic • • •
Beach. Mrs. McWUUam1 ls tb1s Suma,y. Services are at The Newport Unity Church,
going to have a Uttle farther 9:15 aiXI 11 a.m. In Newport 15th St. a.od Irvt.ne Ave., CU.ff
to drive to her early moraing Beach, 11 a.m. 1D Costa Mesa, Hann-''Cleanslnc the coo-
classes at Llocolnlntermediatt> :uxl 10 a.m. ln Harbor View sciousnass" will be the ser-
school. Hills. moo topic of the Rev. Loren • • •
The Btu Kulis of Harbor
View Hills have just returned
from a trip to Mankato, Minne-
sota, where they had the very
sad task of making tuoera.l ar-
ra.ngements for Mrs. Kull's
mother, who died ln a nre.
While they were gone the 3
girls, Carolyn, Marcia and
Linzee, were assisted at OOme
by a rormer Carona del Mar
neighbor, Gerry Kumier-
ktewtc,, a..oo his Balboa Island
bride, EU. The K's were mar-
ried last summer aod oow Uve
in Tustin. • • •
April AM Black woo•t have
any trouble remember1Dg the
month sbe was bora. She became
a brand new member of the
James w. Black lamUyonAprU
25. The new baby girl aod her
pa.reats are at home oo 3015
Rita Way, Santa Aua. Het&hts.
Hoag Hospllal was wbere she
.ftrst saw Ught of day.
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the City Council of the City
of Newport Beach w1U bold a
pubUc beartnc reprdt.Dc the
appeal of Bruno H. Morec.kll aDd
Hermann o. Fine, co-owD81'1
of The Gallery, from tbe de-
cision of the P1uu11nc Com-
mlsstoo denyt.nc Use P•mlt
appllca&a No. 1475 to permit
Uve 61Qrtat.nmeot La a bar
located WlthJ.D 200 feet ~ a
resid4dlal dlltrlct; ·Lot 10,
Blocil II. Bolboo tr""~'-tocf
al 810 E. -Bml. 011 U1o
D0r1b aide ol E. Bolboo Bltd.
between .. A .. strett Ud Maio
olneL
NOTICE IS HEREBY FUR.
THE~ GIVEN tllat tbo aid pab-
Uc ....,.. Will be bold 011 Ulo
25th 41.1 oC ... ,. lt'JO, at tbe boor"' uo p.m. Ia ttloec-!1 c,._ ot u.o cttr Hall o1
Ulo CUyitN-Boodi,Call-
b'ala, at ftlcll time !!lid,... .., lllld all .,..._--...,_ald .. ....,_
Family night wtll be held FUcldoger at 10 a.m. SWlda,J •
VFW forms girls unit
A Junior Girl's Unit W been Sprague, cba,plaJD; Mary Cu.
organi.led by the VFW Auxt. rldo, patrtottc IDstrl.k':tor; Nat.
llary, CoastUoe Post 3536, aM alle Stieve, musician; coJOI'
Pem Kohut is the ctw'ter bearers. TlDa Buck, Sollia Wat-
presideM. ld.ns, aod JuUe Varrldo.
Other omcers are Debby Krs. Veroon Ma.tbews, pre-.
Sprague, senior vice..presWent; sldeot of tbe AuU1ary, wu tbe
Karen Weare, junior ¥tee-pre-i.Dsttb,iog I.Dd lo8tall1Dg of ...
sldent; Paeldo Carrldo, sec· tlcer. The &iris wtll be IDilr
reta.ry; Peggy Lortoo, tn -the cu.Jduce of Mrs. WJ.Ulam
surer; Robin Selp, cooduc-Weare and wlll meet at 8:30
tress; Karen Kochom, assista.Jt p.m. oo tbe tlrst Friday oftacb
cooductress and guard; Ruth moatb at the Costa Mesa LeCSOO
EX-MAYO~S BACKING
wtLSOH'S CAMPAIGN
The commJUee to elect Ro-
bert Y. WUaon as Ora.Dg9 Co-
unty ~lOr Is aonounced
by Dorothy Jo SwaDIJOG, com-
mlttee cb.a1rma.n.
The committee coo.stlts ot
eJ:.ma.yors of Oraoge Couoty
ewes who ban worked dosely
wtth tbe C&Ddtda.te, curreauy
JWYiJl& b.1l secood term u
MaJor ol Costa Mea. Membeu
are NOC'mu KWer, mayor,
Newport Beacb, 1952-54; Er.
oest Gialer, mayor, Hmi'oetoo
Beach, li&O-U; Carl Bucb.
beim, mayor, Sao JIIUI Capta.-
traoo, tMt-13; staD ~.
mayor, Saa Clemelie, 1 M4-S6;
A, L. PlakleJ, ma)'OI', COlla
Mea. lvet..'KI.Senln(utr•·
nrer t. Roa Stt~~p. Bob Ho.-
k1Da Ia fl•nc:t.al c.balrmu. wu.
11011 ~·ban brHa-. tal>~ at ININnport Btod.,
Colla ......
Hall.
2 RUN-OFFS HEEDED
tH SCHOOL EL ECTIOHS
Two ruo-off elecUoos wert
requt.red Jut weettodetez'm!Dt
the alate of uaoclated ltUdllll:
body otncen at Cororadellll&r
hltlllocboollor U'IO-'11.
Joe Berney woo tbe pre-
sldeocy mer Diet DaJ. J&Dtt
staooon dofaot.d Pat Burno ta
a rWI...oG' eleeUoo b' tbe J101t
ot campuaeomm•askiNr.otblr
otftctrl lot tbe comlac Jl:ll' are
KOQfld Clark. YICt-PJ"I~
Beck)' Sours, MCret&rJ; ~
Neluer, ~-. ud KatiiJ
Frye, eommlu:loDir ol raw..
FILII CLASSIC SLATED
Grec MacGlWn1.1 ot MGD-
arcb 8&)' (lormerlJ of Carua
<lol lEar) !!lid ... -.ltm
Fr•~ ...,ld r.......s ....,._
dueera ol ... IIIC fllm.. an tlrw"ac tbe1r atm clullc,
"Tbt G.... W..U." to ni8l
-b'tbolawfatlbS.·
-··C-taiUCit-
ID-. III:CWdllc to lin. WU.
GIL E5 BROWN TO TAL It Utm D. P-Dl. cllllraa
"IAidll'a IDd tr.dl Ia oltbe tftlt. '"'he Ga.. Wall"
todi.J''• wor&d'' ww be tlilltqlk wl11 llllbonalN'twpeftl!lu1xlr
of Dr. GUoo T. Bron't taa !liP ..... , at UO P.L
at tl!o --"' tl!o -· _ _,, ..., 10.
-I tl!o llo~c,._ "' eo._... • tl!o
-Coaol c_,. Cllll .. Wed II.,, M1.J &1. Dr. Brow ,._.,....,. .. __
,.
2 lllf ., ....., at ~
--CcDriO.AI!I7i-
•'llJGBT TO tDI'' _., .. ..,._-
... liiiiJI'II 1 SJatlllt ... ol....,,... .. ], ....
will Ill <1111 Ill all JirlfW
-of .......... Ulo" .... .... . ..... -'.::',
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CIIJ !11 llowpart -CGio do C.., will -IIIJ ,.,.., ..., lf, lt'lO, ,. ......... 3 !51 wi?PI!o-
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oi•cs •-• -
WESTE~N DOWN Ia tbo -ratalD& .,.., lor tho
Eastblufl' Auoclatea, wom••• commtttM ol tbe Oranp
CoWity Pbllb&rmonJ.c SoclltJ, at Bommer CUJOD oa Satur·
day, May 2!, be&iDDlDC at 8 p.m. HerelD boe doWD mood are
Mrs. Warner P. BordJer, to cbaJ'poldecorUioDI,aad U:u.
Lyell Ef&OI, infitatloaa. Mu. Frank Coooey 11 beoeflt
chairman., and others oo bet committee are Mrs. Darld
Dul:f, chairman of tbe Eutb.lllff .UIOdattl:, I.Dd Ymea.
Donn Michaels, Artbur A.Ddresen, Tbeodore Tale, Jotm
Arens, Guy Reily, ROI!oey Jooes, Dooa.ld WtDter, John
Puson. Jobo Losee, Jamea Mahnlr:e, J. S. Zale&kl and
John Tooker. There will be couotry ltyle mUSic and a
cowhand size steak dinner. (Eoslp pboto.)
NEJI'ORT HARI10R' £11ICII
FI7IST SECTIOII --P' .. S
1111-Y, IIAY I~ ltJO
OOIIJII4-oa.IIAR. CALif..
Clean gas
introduced
~ !!lid IDuofd&>ol -
cleo -tacl!!dloc -Ia --port 21ooc11, ar-. H....,..
Boodl, Lo Holln, Lo Paimo.
0rup lllld Woolmt.nolor -ue
.... ortllc -·al oltbolr tltot ~Ill-"' -.. , __
bonlar llllural &&I lDthe battle &111Mt pollat'oll.
Mftl OOGferMCel w.re btld
Y011&7 to nQMDCe dtUYetJ
of aalural ps ""' oq-ut to the clUes aDd coaattes. Doo
Shl••tJ. ma-of U1o 1U
.,._.., •• Orup CcMoltJ' --otoo; Aid bore tbtt tbo IU
utWUoe "' Los A!lples-buod
Pa.ciflc LJ.IbUDI Corp, aresro-
Yldlll( tbese commlllllllel 111.th
eQIIfpmeat to CODYert ~ to 6
Ytbiclel •cb. Tbe ut111UN are
Soutberra Callf«nla Gu Co. &lid
Soutbero COWJties Gas Co.
"Tbe aim of this program,"
be aatd, "is to demoutrate
tbe smoc abatement aDd Cl*'-
atlDe cool beneiiUof tho llllurt.l
p.s fUel l)'stem. Natural ps
oper&Uoo slasbes the emlsaioo
of cootamlnallts rrom motor
Yeb.lcle ubausts u mucb as Airport study analyzed 90per c .. , ...
Newport-Mesa un1lled scbool Orup CoontJ 1tr!1ort'o etloct GERTRUDE RAMEL DIES
district trustees voted Tueada)' on tbe district' a scbOols. Mrs. Gertrude Ramel, 79, ol.
night to analyu 1n detail tbe James Fatrmao, ot Wilsey Costa Mesa dJed May 6 at HUJ.
airport impact study belDgmade ud Ham, the C00$1!1hMs New. ba¥en Connlescent H()SJiital iD
by a grcq~ commlssiooedbytbe port Beacb hired to do the air· Newport Beach. She waa born
City of Newport Beacb. port tmp&ct st\1:1)', told tbelrWi· A!lg. lZ, 1890, In Kansu. a.nd
Trustees also decided to con. tees tbat wme lxoad meuures came to Oraage County 15 years
stder the posslbl.llty ot ftoa.n-of airport impact oa tbe &Cbools a&Q.
ctng a conjunctive study oo would aooa be made antlable Surytvors l.Dclude Mrs.
to them by the e1ty-.ft•Dl'411 Thelma G. Shaw or Hunttocton
WILLI AM THARP Dt ES stud)'. Boocll, 3 IJ'&IId<hltdron &lid 4
wn.uam Fnnt Tharp 72 of He said tbat 1n addition some creat-Cfi,DI:k:hiktru. FUDetal
Zl99 Raleigh Costa M~ dJ.ed "ceoeral recommeDd&UoDS or senicea were held May 1l at
May a at cosia Mesa Me~orl.al Dow best to bold down tbe et-St. Joachim's CalboUc Church.
Hospital. He was born July 3l fects o1 a1rpor1 damage to the Intermtot wu at Holy•Sepul-
1897 1n CaWorllia and cam; community, includlnc Its cber Cemetery, Oraap. Salts
to o'rance county in 1965 He scbools, 'rill also be made Costa Yea was 1n cbarge of
had been self-employed ~s a an.Ua.ble." arra.npments.
general contractor.
SurYivors toelude h1s wife,
Jean; 2 sons, Robert Hanson
of GardeDil a.od Franklln Tharp
of Tebatcbapl; 2 da.ugttters,
Mrs. Jldy Owens of Van Nuys
and Mrs. Audrey Frltcb of Los
Anp:les; aod 10 &ntldchlldre.n.
Se"tces were held May 11
at the First Ctu'iatiaa Cburcb
with the Rev. Jame1 Piercy of-
t!cl&b.ne. lotermeat wuat liar-
bot t1oo1 c..,_,_ aou-
Broadwa)' FUD8tal Home n.siD
MARINERS CHURCH
ANNOUNCES
Dr. G-0110&1, pl'oleiiOl' at T&a>ot Tboolopcat
Seml.aary, La Mirada, w11l be ~t "DIDister for tht
10 a.m. uxt 7:00p.m. 18J'Yicts th1a SODdly.
SUNDAY SCllOOL AT $:00 A.ll.
WORSIUP SERVICE AT 10:00 A. II.
EVENING SERVICE AT 7:00 P,ll.
cbarl" of urao>pm..... ._ _________________ _,
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PEIIWOT
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ART GALLERY at tbe Southland Home and Garden Show, June
20-281n Anaheim's convention center, will Include works of
many outstanding artists. 011 Paintings, like the one Jackie
Jotlu of Westminster Is worldog oo, will be among works
displayed and orrered lor sale. Ceramics, sculpture and
EW'opean etchings also wiU be shown. The home and garden
show, largest of its kind west of the Mississippi, will also
feature hundreds of decorated booths containiJ:Ig a wealth of
products tor the home, iochdlng turnishlngs, appliances and
bLdk11ng materials. Sponsors are the Orange County Builders
Assn. aoo the Orange County Chapter of Building Industry
Assn. (Richard Puc1Uo photo,)
Merit scholars named
NEWPORT
8f'ACH
JOe
---YrAU -. s a •••-.-
Local pupil wins 2nd in state
BeUy AJ!drewa, daucttter ol ~. Ua.rk Rucker, Cllff hear that )'OU nave developed an You may think your cueure
Dr.llld llta, Ala.o V. ADdrews, Seb.mieslnc. 1JA Myen &Dd orpntutloo called the "United too b.l&b. Well, wbat about tbe
1620 UacolD LD., Harbor Htgb. Shelly JObna. Nations," It sounds like a good money we nad to pay to Engl&Dcl
laodl, woo the !Dd place award Sbth lflde-Alu Sutber. ld•. 1 UOOerstand that all ttte IIJr the goods wacottromtbem?
1D tbe state tor her American land, ClDdy Paulus, JeDOlter couotrtes in it have promi.sed Your acbool system is .,
h.lstor)' mootb essay. Job.ns, Gayle Ploen.U. Mart-to helpdefeoclthecountriesLDI.t. much better than ours wu. We
Betsy, a 'ltb cradtr at Horace anne Smtth, stefe Thoq)eoD. I call that a good step 1n world only had a COIC)le of colleps
EIWcn ICbool. ebose J061ab DoDDa Luld, Kay Sbeppard, Mt-peace. a00 you Deeded a IOOd edlle&Uoo
Bartlett. ooe of tbe sip.ers of chael Jotmsoo. Jtm LYJ1D. Jim Tbe United States seems to tor that, The scbools cost
lbe Declaratloo of lDdepen-W&Ddler, Fred starty, Matt have prospered greatly. AI-so m~ttb and were., tar away
deoce, u her l.optctotbe&nDtal Bl.oswa.Jlpr, Rebel Ra)lboa. lboug:b you have your problems that tbere were oo.ly a tew
COOlest &pODaOI'edbytheDaugb-Cbrls CofflD, CraJ.c WlDgerd, like riots, protests aDd poverty, people Wbo gota&QOdeducation.
ters ot the American Revolu-Jack Ralrrwater, Tooy NtiD· you have really eJp&Dded. I was Wbe 1 U 1" .. tr 1 tton. pray, Carol Cederqula, lY)' a bl.t surprised at all the 0 wu "..,.. ue wu
Urs, Mernice Bow"les,lea.ch. Ha..U, Cbrlsty O'Coooor, Mike IDdustry and factories ftlllng :w =:neerous.~u:ra~
er aa:l member of tbe klea..ICol. Hughes, Kelly Roberti:, Mark 14) tbe country. ~oe ~ta me:e
William Cabell CbapterotOAR, Wllllama, Pat Smitb, OoucPat. suap • 01' cOordinated the coolest at the ton. MaDcty Masters aDd Tracy I was thln.k.J.ng a kK of tbe coofrooted with wa&ll..outs or
NeW'J)OI't elemeDt:ary school and Williams problems you hue were oew. dpDt.J.c mud puddles. You baYe
Horace Enstp &ebool Here u; Betsy'sprisewi.DDing They really aren't oew. Smoii!' improYed this with modern
Betsy was nrst place winDer essay a f:a.otuy about Josiah for Instance. Where I was Uvlng, freeways and pued roads.
in 7tb grade at Eoslgn school. aartWt•s return as a post to we had something llke s moglllt Now I hea.r you are Oyi.Dg!
Linda Batk.brie was 2Dd, and modern day America: was a foggy night aoo sometimes 1 almost r~ into ooe ot those
Brl.ao West received hooorable • • • there was a fire. The smoke Boeing 747 s. Gosh, those things
mention. Tbe 8tb grade winner THE VISITOR and rog would ml.r and pretty are g1ga.nt1c. AIXI those air ..
was Kim Kay. Hello, My oame is Josiah soon we had someawtulbadair. ports! Tbey themselves are
Bartlett. I was born In And your rlotsl Well, so youre· a.boLil as crowded as the streets
At Newport school, Beverly Amesbury, Massachusetts. 1 me mber the Boston Tea Party? oo Sunday alternoon. Well, alr
Sllam was wtnoer in 5th grade, practiced medicine for many Nowl That was a big mess. travells sure terrific!
Karin Hopnsoo was 2Dd place years In New Hampshire. On You may think you bavedisa-I have also noticed that your
winner, and Cindy Harrison and August 2 1776 1 signed the greements about things Utepul-population Is ~Uowtng at an a -
Eileen Harrington received Declaratt~o of iooependeoce. I liog out of Viet Nam. WeU. you madng rate. But scientists and
honorable mentlon.lo 6th grade, was ooe o1 the New Hampshire should have heard the turmoll doctors are learning how to get
Tracy Locking was the w1oner, representatives. over pulling away from Engtaodl food from the bottom of the sea.
Hollie Byers and Erln Mack tied Ac tually I'm not Josiah Bart-You may think you have ['Ye heard you've gooe to the
ESSAY CONTEST WINNER Betsy Andrews ot Horace Eosign
school Is pictured here with Mrs. Robert A.Speed, American
history month cha.lrma.n for the William Cabell cllapt.er
ol DAR, s;K~nsor of the coneest. (Ensign photo.)
Carpets
""
Sandra Genis, Estancia high
school senior, bas been awarded
a $1,000oa.UonalmerU schOiar·
for 2Dd. a.nd Carole Ha.od and lett. 1 am 'hts post. You see, I troUble wllh tnf1at1ooa.ndiJlOOol!y mooo.l Now I can llardly believe
Robert Jotmsoo received llooor-died in 1795. I just came baCk problems. Too bad you weren't that! You know in my time we
able mention. to this workt to see llow every-back ln Constitution Hall when never even thought or that. And
ship, and Benedic k Fraass, Co-Other cooteswts lncluded thing ls. Alez:a.OOer Hamilton was ar-the u.s. sharing ltwllha ll man-
rona. delMar bJ.gtl school senior, the folknrl.ng: From what 1 nave seen, you gui.ng his ca.se on how this coon-kind! Now that's just great!
tlas received a C.l. T. foun-FU'th grade -Jill Sheppard, people of the United States of try's mooey was to be spent. I have to go oow because I'm
CA~L 6A6-027S FOR AN EXPERT
C A R PET CON SU ~T AN T W~O
WI L L C OME TO 'YOU R HO"''E
WITM SA"''PLES WI Tt-lOU T A,N'Y
0 9LIGA,TION TO YOU!
H.J G~lffl fUR.N~ LfGAl NOTICE
P-37025
CERTIFICATE OF
CORPORATION
da.tloo merit scholarship. Donald Patton, Bridget Lehman,. America have protected your You may think you have hard-ooly oo a three-day leave. But
Sandra, whO lives at Z904 Bill Caneer, Jenoiler Hinshaw, freedom very nicely. At the ships. Well, take a look at 1 woukS llif.e to say I a m very
Baker St., Costa Mesa, plans to Leslie Kephart, Celeste Jar-moment, you areftghUDiln Viet Geor ge Washlngtoo and bls pleased wtth everyone here.
2215 HAII:IOR ILYD.
study biological scteoces at dine, Joseph Beek, Cynthia Nam. 1 Uk.e the tact that you are gr014) of soldiers lo Valley Good luck in the future years,
Stanford. She has been there-Clarke, Lynlee Bassler, Ann he lping out another country, 1 For ge. JosWl Bartlett
COSTA MESA, CAUf.
FOR TRANSACTION OF Bl51-
NESS UNDER FICTITIO!li c~tent oflheDAR ~citizen --------------------~:_=-~~~~~~~--~~~--------------------------~=-:=~=-----------------------------------------award, Edison Co. scieoce
NAME
THE UNDERSIGNE D COR-
PORATION does hereby certil)'
that tt Is cooducUng a Business
located at 14851 Jeffrey Road,
lrvloe, California, under the
ft.cttttous f1rm name of THE
MEAOOWS -ffiVINE and that
the Ill me or said coporatloo and
its prtoctpal place of business
ts as follows:
NAME OF CORPOR.\TION :
AZIMUTH EQUITIES, IN :.
PRlNCWAL PLACE OF BLSI-
NESS: 4510 Campus Drive-
Stdte 18, Newport S.Ch, ca.u.
fornla g26&().
WITNESS Its hand this 15th
day of April, 1970.
NAME OF' CORPORATION:
AZlMtrrH EQUITIES, INC.
Signature and title of authOr-
lzed otncer or officer s or the
corpontlon! James F. Croul,
Sec. Treas.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA )
)ss,
COUNTY Of ORA NGE )
ON THIS 15th day or April,
A.D., 1970, befor e me, the
undersigned, a Notary Public in
aod for sa.Jd County and State,
residing therein, duly com -nls-
sloned and sworn, personally
appeared James F. Crout,
known to me to be the secre-
tary-treasurer or the corpora-
tion that e.r:ecuted the within In-
strument on behalf of the cor-
poratioo therein named, arxt
acknowledged to me that such
corporation executed the same.
IN WITNESS WHEREOf, I
have llereunto set my hand
and atfll:ed my omctal seal the
day and year In this cerW1ca.te
f1rst aboYe WTitten,
James Lee, Notary Public 1D
aM for said County and State.
My Commission Esplres Jad.
23, 1971.
PUBUSH: April 23, 30, !.by 7,
14, t 970, tn the Newport Harbor
Enstg;1.
award, Ba.nif.of America. science
award, American Chemical So-
ciety award, Costa Mesa
Savings and Loan outstanding
student award. Sbe Is a CSF
gold seal bearer, class sec-
retary, member of the math
team, t!Ior corps aM concert
and church choir. Sbe placed
3rd In the Orange County aca.
demtc decathlon.
Benedick, 1331 Bonnie Doooe
Ter ., Irvine Terrace, plans to
study engioertng at Stulford.
He bu received the American
Cbemlcal Society award and the
God ud COUDUy scouttnc award.
He is a CSF set! bearer, mem.
ber of the senior honor 90Ciety,
Modern Music Masters, sym.
pOOnic band, concert choir, O-
range County hooor bands, jlu
band aocl orctrestra. He is drum
major or the marching band.
MA RIONETTE SHOW
AT HO AG MAY 16TH
The Aftli 11ant Chapter of Hoag
Hospital wUI present the annual
Bob Baker Marionette benefit
s hOW at 10:30 a.m. and 1 p.m.
this Saturday, May 16, In the
hOspital confereoce center.
Tickets are available by
calling Mrs. Richard Simpson,
at 548-8374, Mrs. Paul Kuhn.
at 646-5775, or at door. Dona-
tion Is $1.
POOl FOR FAIRVIEW
Tbe dream of having a large
therapeutic pool lor the patients
of Fairriew State Hospital In
Costa Mesa ww 100n become a
reatuy as ground will be brokeo
at 10 a.m. Tuesday, May 19.
A gr014) ot interested cltiuos
Ln the community founded a tuad
raising orpntzatloo, k.DOW'n u
the Fa.irvtew Therapeutic Pool
Committee IDe., soon attar the
hOspital was opened 11 years
ago,
very
.Audi.
Its seats
T .. t drive It today.
It's more of a ca r
t han you think.
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COMPUTER DILEMMA SOLVED BY THE BIBLE lltU~!, MAY I~ 1110
COIIOIIA OtL liAR, ~F.
Tbe Bnnlllc World ol. Spencer, lDM1na,
ftHt pubU.Ibed the followtnc bilbly elp!-
flclllt IIUOUDt:
Did you lmoW that the IJP&CI procram 11
bl.dy prQYtng that . wbat baa been called
"myth" In the Bible 1.8 true? Mr, Harold
HW, president of the Curtll Enctne Com-
PIIIY In Baltimore, Md., and a e01\8Ultant
In the space program, related the following
development:
aatd, 'What' a wroog?' 'Well, we buefound "Tblle Uttle wordl In the Bible are
there ls a day ml.lalng In epace In e11paed important. But thi!J were lt1111n trouble
time.', Tbey acratched tbe1r beads and tore bee-e If you cannot account for 40
their balr, There wu no auwerl m1nute1 you'll be In trouble 1,000 years -WIIIIML ... NIL ---oecnw • ..-.... "One reltglous fellow on the team sald, from now. Forty minute• bad to be found
'You know, one time IwulnBunctaySchool be~e It c111 be multipUed many tlmee
and they talked about the sun standing over in orbtl.l. Well, tht8 rellgioua fellow
still.' They didn't believe blm, but they also remembered somewhere in the Jllble ARE YOU SURE7
"I think one of the most amutng things
that God bas for us today happened recently
to our astronauts and space scientists at
Green Belt, Maryland. Tbeywere cbecldng
the position of the sun, moon, and planets
out In space where tbeywouldbe lOOyears
and 1, 000 years from now, We bave to know
this so we don't send a satellite up and
have It bump Into something later on in tts
orbits. We have to .lay out the orbit in terms
of the lUe of the satellite, and where
the planets will be so the whole thing will
not bog down!
didn't have any arunr.oer so they satd, where It aald the sun went bacltWardl. Tbe _., ,... ... to .... ""
'Show us.' So he got a Bible andwent back space men told b1m bewaaoutofbla mind, ·-··"""""",..'""""
to the book of Joshua, where they found "But they got out the Book, and read l::,",: :'. .... ':"!7'..!.:::"' ,...
a pretty rldtcuiOUB statement for anybody these words In II Kings, chapter 20:8-11~ wo11. "" ""t .... to ...... •• to tMtile that rou cannot lei who has 'common sense.' There they found Hezeklah, on bls deathbed, wu Ylstted by th«o .. ..,1,.. y.., con't .. ,.
the Lord saying to J osbua, • Fear them the prophet Iaalab, who told b1m that be '"'"· You .,., ctlmb ""'"· You c.n't ny theN. Only God un t.ke not. I have delivered them unto thy band; was not going to die. Hezeldah did not you ...... Monr .., to "'"
there shall not a man of them stand be-believe blm and asked for a sign as proof, ~::"'~~~'Z.c: =. ~
fore thee' (Joshua 10: 8-14). Joshua was Isalah sald, 'Do you want the sun to go ""'"'"'t "odd'"""""""'"'"•· ..
d ?' H But toot1 out for that lood ~~ concerned because he was surrounde by ahead ten degrees ezeklah Bald, 'It's ,..,... lt'o not onetoo.od 01 ""
the enemy and U darkness fell they would nothing for the sun to go ahead ten degrees, too ond tho"'""" you ollmb tho ferther you wiH fell. overpower them. So Joshua asked the Lord but let the shadow return backward ten Ood'o w ... ..,. thot ooovotion
to make the sun stand stllll That's right! degrees ' Isaiah spoke to the Lord and the 10 ., .. 1111 or God. not ., e'"' . • lnt any man shOuld bont" (Eph.
'The sun stood stlll and the moon stayed Lord brought the shadow ten degrees >:8.9). He '' not ..... to """•
KWAR I T d 1 tl 40 boaster• tn heaven -there •r• . . ; and hasted not to go down about a BAC D en egrees s exac y 0""""" 01 '""" on ,0 .., ,..,
~ of God" (Rom. 3:23). but
In this urn• statetr141nt th•
APDfll• Paul d«tarn that belle'<~'·
.,. In CM.t, ~ died fOt our
slnJ,, are "Justified treety by His
lfKe, throu1h the r~mJJ'Ion
thet is In Chr•st Jetus" (Rom.
l :24).
"Ther•fore be•nt: justif ied by
t.Jith, .. nave puce witf'l God
throueh our Lord Juu• Chrost"
(Rom. 5:1).
So. fn•nd. it I• not by llyina.
or cryina. or pt"ayma. or paytfll,
or dolna anythtnl that you will
rucn 1\eaven--tt IJ, only by be·
tlevrrc. God uys He kWet 1Un·
ners, and tf'lat Chrbt dred for our
sins. Will Jot.l bell~ thtl and
trust Cf'lritt as your own SavtOr~
"f"Of' tf'le f"athar lov.th the Son
and hatf'l l iven all tnlnt:S tnlo Hts
hands. He tt\at be\levetfl on tf'le
Son natf'l evenutln& life, and l'le
that behevettl not tha Son shall
not 1M life, but the wrath of God
abtdeth on him" (John J :J~.J6J
It's u l tmple u that.
"They ran the computer measurement
back and forth over the centuries and It
came to a halt. The computer stopped and
put up a red signal, which m-eant that there
was something wrong either with the Info
ted Into It or with the results as compared
to the standards. They called In the service
department t o check It out and they said,
'It's perfect.' The IBM head of operations
whole day.' The space men sald, 'There minutes I Twenty-three hours and 20 -"'" lhom. · All of us lhould realize that
S ILI'!Ill""' '' \l)o.!Pl l hul ,,·, ntll' r hc.-;ap. It cosr
k"n <:h ro ~l C'\t:"lythtnJ: St> ;hat u h,:u;un •••uiJ
I~ utfcrn l l" ra fred~. c ;,~J h:u prottJrd ~ah·;alutn
"";a h.j•is wh r,h pc-rmlls :~n yunr who ran m.1kr an
tntdli):t'nl dlo t ~"'" tu h.ll r tf. If ~a h·.u"'" roultl
1.-n·rrt,eJ 1111 1hr h.1su uf n lu._·:;attnn. rmrhotudC'•
wuulJ Itt'" C'.lh luJrJ. II C"lt'"tn2l hfc nmlcl lr h.1d on
the-boutt ul wr:rhh, 2 ~rr::u numhcr w"old 11ill l111·
kft oUI. If h.-m...: u v«< wrrr dcpt•ndt·nt upon um·'s
mural pc-rfiTticm, nc-ryuoc:-would flll shml. CuJ
h:u m2dC' H is uh·Jti•u• av:u lahlr: un thr: Ntis of ;a
pc·n c.onal (;a it h whic h C""vrn ;a chtiJ .::.n n r rciu-. Th1t
way C'\c:ryonC" 11 rrducc-J 10 thr umr k•·cl tn 1ht>
ryrs uf r..od and all must ctun~: to H 11n on thr-~mr
h"rms (Romar.s J:Q, 10; C:al. 3:2!). P:;a ul u id, "Fnr
by gra.:C" arc }'C' savc.J through rai1h: and rh:u nut of
youndvt"l : i1 i1 1hc.-gift of Gnd: Not of wurkl, I•UI
any m;m should boa:~~." (Ephnuns 2:8. 9)
I. h 15 ;u 11mplt as c-nrr u ng a d~~t-"1 am dlt
door : by me if any m~n e-nter in, t\r s ... all l:x-
sa vc-d." (John 10:9)
1. It IS as sunplt ;u C2 11inJo: for hc-l p-"For whoto
t'\'C"r sh2ll call upon rhc namt o f 1hc-l.m d shall
ht: savrd ." (Romans IO:IJ )
J. It 11 as s•mplc-2s com m~o: when nllcd-"('..umt
unto mt, .all yt 1hat labur 2nd .art. heu y laden .
and I willl(1ve you rtsr." (~12uhc-w 11 :28)
Is the missing day!' Well, they checked minutes in Joshua, plus 40 minutes in II oven tho .... o .. ,. ,..,
the computers going back Into the time Kings make the missing 24 hours the space '"""1" '"' ........ 1"' .. ,, .... tinned artd coma 1hor1 of the
It was written and found It was close, but travelers had to log in the log book as being
not close enough! The elapsed time that the missing day on the universe! Isn't that
was missing back In Joshua's day was amazing? Our Godlsrubblngthelrnosesin
23 hours and 20 minutes -not a whole His TRUTH! That's right.''
day. They read the Bible, and there It REPRIMTEO fROM:
Said 1 about (approximately) a day' I "-TMI swo•o OP TMI LOIIIO, •• ""• ...,.._ .... ..., T-
It\ Simple To Be Saved wh1ch chu~ch? The Authority of the Scriptures •
\""'"~" !o..,t'l."'"'' •''"'"'I""'""'M,."""'""' /' .. !olto lu .. t•/1 "'"''""/Uo '"'"" .,.,,.,. P•2 ,
llooNio II '1., M I• '"' > U7 fo 1'1
-4 It ".1' ~unl'l' u rnrtllll).: .t ~~~t-"F"r tht"
w.tj.!<'\ "' \IJl 1~ ok.t!h; hut rht· ).:ih "t f ;,,.f t•
t"tt·rn~l ldt· rhrnuj.!h I< •US t 'hnJI ;o ur L~>rJ ··
t Uum.tnt ''· ~ 'l
'i It rs .u \llllf'll .u dnnkm).! w.n.·r -"lhtt wiJ,,,..,__
t'<t dnul..t>th .,ftht· ..... ut>r th.u I ,lu ll J.:''' hun
,h.tU nnn dur,r. hw tht· w.ttn th,rt I ,h,dl
lo:''<" htm ,h,di i"Ot' 111 hun:. wdl nl ••·•Ln 'l'rmg
111~ up lnltot·•r·r JJ~I tllj.! ltlt . l )oohfl .f·l.f )
f, hI' ;n m npl. .1\ t".lttn;.: hrt .ul-··1 ,Itt\ tht> l11 m~
brt>2J wht(h ,,lllll' J uwn lr•nn ht".llt"ll ' tf ~m y
man t"Jf ,( !1111 hrt•.,r. ht.· ,h:rll lilt' furrt'C"r: and
the-hr nd thJt I Will .:11r· IS rny AC"~h. whir h I
"'11 )!:lit"'"' tht· ltk nf rhr ""rid." ( /"hn II·'> I )
'· h u ;u ''ml'lr .u hdrn1n~ (;,~J-"Vn tl ~. t ruly,
I sa y Ullt!l yuu, lit" rh.u hcl!rH·th 11n lllr h;uh
r•c-rl.;nunJ!: !.fC":· ( fuhn fo:H )
;\hny rw:opk ilumhk: .11 lht' ~unplu.:u~ lir \.l in
\ton. Thty uft t n lct"l 1hat rh<-y rn un do swncthtnj::
11• e~rn or JC"Kflt" HKh a Wtt ndC"rful offe-r . Yn,
~•mc-rhmg h.:~.l 111 IIC' dufle" l>l' thar ~1 \:.tton could
~ offac-J W \H frcC"Iy hu1 Jesus dul 11 al l. All 1h.a1
c ;~~,J ask s uf us u rh:u wr: ~ht~r: 1h:u Jesus J1c-d
fnr ••ur sms ~nd rn c1 ~1.'. H ton inrn our hc-arl and
lrit hy f2i!l-.. Thr: grnurnt nl·n and the: rc:.1h1y of
yuur fa it h wrll l>t" dc-mon~H.tlc:d 111 a ch:mgl·d lrfc-.
W h~ nut make rh:u o~ll-tmpurr:~nl Jn iMun wl-11ch
will trandnrm ~uu r ltfr and hrtn,.-: Y(IU llllfl riJ>:hl
rd2111101h lp wtth t ;•~l ' I! IS \tmplr .tnt! tl wnrk~.
Try it ;anti <C"r
-l>:nul W H:ronn
"Must we become Protestants in o rdc:r to be By BILLY GRAHAM
d'" T save · he thrillin1 sap of the N UnNY ON THE IKMJNTY
"Not at all . I wouldn't waste my time trying hu been retold and populariud in newspapen
to conven you to P rotestantism ." and books for yean . Howtver, thert~ it one inci-
"Do you believe that either the Roman Cath· dent of this true story that i11 little known.
o lic or the G reek O rthodox Church can save?" The mutineers sank their ship and landed on the
"Cen ai nly no t." lonely isl and named Pitcairn. There were nine
British u ilon, six Tahi1ia9 men and ten women.
"I am a Roman Catholic and my friend here One of the sailon discovered a method of distill·
is a member of the G reek Orthodox OlUrch, in& alcohol, and the island colony became de·
nc uhe r of which you say can save."
"That is co rrect."
"And you-you a re a Protestant. Do you
want us to turn Protestant'?"
"I do not. I have never asked any Catholic,
G reek o r Rom an , to tum Protestant.''
"Yo u haven't'? I don't understa nd. You be ·
lieve that Protestantism can save, do you not?"
"No. I do not."
"Yo u do n't? r am amazed. What then?"
"Prolest,ntism has no more power to save
than has Catho licism, my friends.''
"Then how can a ma n be saved? There are
only the three great Christian churches, arc
there no t?"
"I repeat, neither the Ro man Catholic, the
Greek O rthOOox. or the Protestant Church can
m any way save your souls."
"But'"
"Wait a m inute No church can save , but
J ES US CHRI ST can,''
"Jesus?"
baud~ with drunkenness and vice.
After a time, onl y one of the white sailon who
had landed !!till !!Utvived, surrounded by women
and children. This sailor, Aleundcr Smith, found
in one of the chests taken from the Bounty a
Bible. He bc:aan to teach his fellow exila its prin·
ciples, with the result that his own llfe and uJtt.
mately the life of the entire-colony was chanJed.
In 1808 the United States ship '"'Topaz" visited the
island, and found a thrivina and ~ous com·
muniry without liquor, without a jail, without
crime, and without sn insane uylum. Tht Bible
had chanpd the life of that entire island!
On a pillar in the crypt of a church in Rome
where the Apostle Paul is said to have been once
imprisoned, may be !ICeD the inscription, "The
Word of G od is not bound.'' The heroic apost]e.
tethered with a chain and awaitina de.lh, is not
disheartened. He ha!l full confidence in the spread
of the Gospel and in the conquest of Jesus Christ.
He writes youna T imothy to be true to Chrilt and
the Gospel, "wherein," he says, "I suffer .. , unto
bond!!; but the word of God it not bound."1
How true i:s thi!l statement of the apott&e! When
the Word of God i!l proclaimed with tulhority or
read with sincerity. it is not bound.
Unique about the teachina of Jnus Christ wu not
onty the simplicity with which he tauaht but also
his authority. After Jesus had preached his Ser-
mon on the Mount, the Bible states that "the
people were a11tonished at his doctrine: for he
tauatu them as one havinJ authority.''4 When
Jesus quoted the Old Testament he did so with
eonftdence, and he undencored the fact that the
Scriptures cannot br broken.
Today there is a movement afoot to take away the
authority of the Seripturn . When the Bible toes
down, then anarchy and confusion will take its
place. This condihon will be followed by a savaa·
ery tuc:h u the world has never known. This aen-
eration must face the appallina fact that it is either
back to the Bible or bac" to the junale. If the
church decides that the Bible is oot authoritative,
then the nerve of cvanaclism and missions will
have been cut.
Some yean aao. I decided to accept the Scriptures
by faith: There were problems I could not reason
throuab. Wben.l ac:c:epkd the Bible u the authori·
tative Word of God -by faith, I found immedi·
atety thai it became a flame in my hands.
I am noc advocatina bibliolatry. I am not suuest-
inJ that we worship the Bible, any more than •
soldier wonhipi his sword or a suraeon wonhips
his ~ealpel. I am, however, fervently urJina a
GOJpel pracntatK>n that says without a~OI)' and
without a..mbtJUity , '"ThU!I uith lhe Lord.'' The
world IOf,p f01 flnality and authority. II is weary
of theoloaical ftounderina and uncertainty. I am
convinced that people are open to the Gc:.pel, if
it D aeuoncd with authority and proclaimed u
God'• own Word.
The Greatest Event in the History of the World
"Yes. you a re saved no t by the church, either
Cathohc o r Protestant, but by a Person -the
LoRD J ESUS C HR IST, God's only begotten Son."
"'C an it be possible? And to think that we
have never heard this befo re!"
"So you \ee that it would do no good fo r you
to become Protestanu, for there arc mill ion:~ of
Protestants who arc not saved, who have pro-
fessed to embrace Christianity, but have never
accepted the C hmt of C hristianity."
There is a controversy ra&ina today. It revolves
around the questton as to whether the Bible is
reliable and authoritative. In the letter of Jude we
read, "For there arc: «rtain men crept in una·
wares, who were before of old ordained to this
condemnation, unaocfly men, tuminJ the era« of
ow God into lasciviousness, and dcnyinathc only
Lord God, and our Lord Jesus Christ "1
Our meuaae of the Ga~pel coma from the Bible.
and the Bible say•. "If thou shalt confess with thy
mouth the Lord Jesus, and 1halt bc:heve in thine
heart that God halh raised him from the dead,
thou lhalt be saved . .., The Bible also ,.y, that -u
many u received him, to them pn he power to
bccom.e lhe 1001 of God, even to them that believe
on hiP name.,.. This il the clear promise of God
to all who will t.rust in Christ. Once you have
taken thil •tep of faith, the challenae of t:ht Bible
il to "'crow in araee and in the knowledae of our
LoniiDd S.viour Jesus Christ."'
By J. E. Douqlaa !World E•.....,.Uoml
(F• .. , oh e Jewl•h Me pe, Jwfle, 1964; k • 7(11 , L .. ""••••• 9005].)
Many p:real rv,.nt~ 11re takintz plare thrnutz h· comes ror Hit victorious church, Hit reet do
out the world tllday, makinp: he11dl ine~ in our not ~und upon the ea rth, He !!tops in mid·air.
daily papt'rl!. "f IJr the lord Himtelf shall deac:end from
hetven wi th a ahout, with the voice of the
archanp:d , and with the trump of God : .1nd the
dead in Chri!lt t hall rite 6nt:
The Grralr!lt E\·r nl in all tht: hi,lory of the
world i11 yel 1u take pi!!~"'"'· THF. RAP'T liRE
or THE Cfll'RCH. ANI> THE PERSON AL
R ETL'R ~ or THE LORD Jr.SLS CHRIST.
This IZ rut e\rnt 11huulrl take pl an • any mo·
men!.
HI! ha a commanfi,.r) u~. "'Wat ch. Pray, R,.
Read y." "Watr h therdt,re : for y~ kn ow not
what huur your U.rd doth ('ome. But know
thi!. that if the ~oodman of the hou~ hali
known in what watch the thief would cnme.
he would have watched . .1nd woultl not have
11uffered hill hou~ to ~ hrnken up. Thrreforr
be ye .1 lso r,.ady: for in ~u!"'h an hour •a yr
thin k not the Son nf man cometh." Matt. 24 :
''2·4.1-. A~a in Hr 11aid .
"Watch thereiore. fen you lmow aelther
the clay nor the how wb.-retn the Son of
man cometh." Matt. 25: 13.
11'/u'l'-iJ ;., tru~. we do n.ot know the I!!XtJCt
dtJy or !tour, yl!!t lhl!! Jcripturl!!l deci4:UI!! thm WI!!
con know oboul tM time of H i..r return /or H i.J
(H!Op/e. Tht' Bible sa yt , "But of the timet and
the ae~~aonl, brethren. ye hne no need that I
write unto you. r or yourr.eh•e~ know perrectly
that the day of the Lord 10 cometh as a thief
In the night. f or when they thall ••Y· Peace
and .. fet y: then sudden de.~ ruction cometh
upon them. at travail upon a woman with
child; and they thell not escape. But 1,•·
brethren. are not in darlcneae. that that a y
ahould overtelce you at a thief.
"Ye are aU the children of li8ht, and the
children of the d~r : we are not of the nisht,
nor of darknn~. Therefore let ua not .letp, u
do other.: but kt ut watch and be .aLa-."
I n.-. 5 :1-6.
Here wt-I rom lhe Word of the Lord that
Hio tnoe child,.., lhc children of Up!. will
bow •bo111 the lime of our Lord'• rttvrn.
"Then we which are all•• cmd remcdD
aball be cauqbt up toqether 'liJ'Itb them lD
the cloud. to meet the LcmllD the alr.
" And JO Jhall we ever be with tM Lortl'' l
Then. ·l :l6-17. This is what we call the Rap-
ture of tht" Church. The word "rapture" me•nt,
transportat ifJn. o r being transported, or caue:ht
away.
Tho Lord opealdnq ollh. RcrpOuN throuq.b
the Apot,tle Paul ll<lld:
"Bt-holrl , I shew you a mystery ; We thall
not all 11leep. but we !!haJJ all be changed, In 1
moment. in the tw inkling of an eye, at the lut
trump : for the trumpet thall sound, and the
dead 11halt be raised incorruptible, and we
11hall be chane:ed." I Cor. 15:51 .52. Here ia
proof that all true uinta who are li•ing when
}etut come.s will not 1leep the .Jeep of death ;
that is, we will not die, but we will be chene:ed
in a moment, in the twinklins of an eye.
Every tleeping Nint will come out of the
,;rawe. There will be a literal, physical raur·
rcction of all who rtleep in Jaus. The v••et
will open up. '1'he ~ea shall Jin up her
dead." Many of our preciout boya and sirls
who ha¥e 80ne down in the aee, when the
thi,. were blown to piece. in the World Wan,
all who died in Chritl will eome out of the ee.a
with their e:lori6ed bodi-.. For the ~eriptura
declare : .. And the .u pve up the dead which
wert: in it ; end dt:ath and hell delinred up the
dead which were in them: and they were
iud11ed e.-cry man .a:ordinl to lbeir worb."
Jle,.. 20:13. So ... •ho oro rudl"'llhlo allcht
hne lotl their lowd onea in World Yan.
Moybe tho oltlp tlwy """ oo •• ho-W,
and their NI'DaJDa art .amawhaw J:a ll.e tllpdtl or the -,.,. .. 1 .... hen lefllo-. • -. -ond ttamod to C.rloo boloro door ..., ldW.
Qld be "' ..... s~or~-............. ..nlo
ood • oiW! .Ji'" 1p thoiT tlooL 01., whol o llorl-...... wfdo r.-o~oo """ lrlondo,. ,.._ 1--f<w Hio churdt.
"Is that wh y wr= have not fo und peace? h
the re no peace in Catholicism?"
"No, friend , and none in Protestantism fither.
Peace is only found in Jcsu :~. Religion cannot
save, but Christ can ."
"Arc you sure of this?"
Jude wana that burJian will come m every aen·
eration to rob us of our faith in the Word of God
and our hope of immortality.
In every aae the loyal servants of Christ are com·
mined to contiK:t and sometimes even to contrt>
veny. It is a part of our callina to battle for the
truth apinat error. Where God's truth is, there
also will error appear; Satan will see to that. We
will always be called upon to obey Jude'• exhor-
tation to "earnestly contend for lhe faith which
wu once delivered unto the .. inti. "I
Today I am ultina you to start readina and study-
iaa your Bible. Let God'• Word develop and mold
your tpirituaJ life.
On.ty thea will your life bc:Jin to JfOW.
.11!1. ~1-J: I. II T'-oaly 1:9: l , , ... 4; J. , .... J; •. W..tdlllrw l ::la-29:
'· ._ 10:9:.6. J .. 1;12: 1.11 ..... 1:11.
(AIII.,Ic.., Trut Snl•tr• OrM•II, N.J.} "A bsolut ely, a nd I shall quote the Bible as
proof: 'Neithe r 1s the re salvation in any other
(Prot~stant or Cath olic}: for there is none other
name (Gr~~lc O rthodox, Rorrwn Catholic or
Prot~stant) under heaven given among men,
whe reby we must be s aved' (Acts 4: 12). 'Thou
shalt call his name Jesus : fo r he (not tht Cath·
oli1 prt~:st nor 1he Prot~stanr ministtr, but He
-J~s~s Christ) shall save hit people from their
GOOD NEWS FOR EVERYONE!
GOD LOVES YOU I
God 10 loved the world. that he pvc his only be:·
aotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should
not perish, but have everlastinalik ,...., 1:16
sins' (Matthew I :21 ).'' G od commendcth his love toward u1, in that,
"Whal, then, must we do?" while we were yet sinnen, Christ died for us.
The Son of man i\ come to seek and to u ve
that which wu lost. Lw~ 19.111
Come now. and let~ reason to,ether, saith the
lord: thouah your sins be as Karle!, they shall lK
as while u snow; thouJh they be: red like crimson,
they shall be: u woot ,,.,.,. 1:11
"'Believe on the Lord Jesus 0'1Ti5t, and thou lt--..H The blood of Jesus Christ ... ck anttth us from
h I ·-d . r ·.~ h' I Hc .. o'n :. love. --, •• , -· l-ed God, but··-· all sin. I INto 1:1 s a t vo.: save , or 'as many u rec:et~ tm, o ... ...... ,., ... .... U1a
them gave he power to become the toni of he kwcd ~· and sent hia Son to be: the: propitiation HOWl
God' (Acts 16 :31 and John 1:12), is further for our ttnt. ,,..,..,,,Seek ye the Lord while he may be: found. call ye
proof in the Wo rd of God." He [Jesus] wu wounded for our tnnsarasions. upon him white he is near. I..WJJ.'f
.. And will He rCCL"ivc us7" ~ wu bruised for our inh~uitia~ t~~~~ Now n the accepted time: behold, now is the
"Listen to what He saya : 'Him that cometh 0 our P"" wu upon rm ; a WI · Itt..,_ day of salvation. J c.,.,.,lt~H we are hcalted. ,_... SJ:S
to me I will in no wise cast out' {Joho 6 :37)." To111tey if yc will hnor hi• voice, harden not your·
"Thank God!'' YOU HAVE S~NMEDI hetrta. H,,.,_JJ:u
Tbttrc Ia oone nahkOUs. no, not ona. ~~-,,,.
"Yes, my friend, thank God, indeed, for He . 1ou1 DO( thytelf of tcwnonow; fOf thou know·
loves you. He died for you. He bore your 1ins in All have 1.1nncd, and come ahort of tbt &bY at nat what a day may brina forth. ,.,._,.,,w
H . bod And He oft of God. ·-I:IJ "own . Yon the crou. now ·~ MIGLICT AND PIRISHI you salvattOn. Why not accept Hialr, tnllt Has If we •Y that we have not 1innod.. wc mate
11onina death; believe Hta prom.ile and n:ly him (God] a liar. and hiP word is noc in... How •hall wt escape. if we neaJcct so arat lal· -~ • ,..., 1 10 vation? H,._,li.J wholly on Him, for He will haft metey -'
abundantly pardon." All we lite sheep hnc .,.. ..aray; ..,. hlrw lfe thee bdWveth no~~> the Sort {Jesus Cbrilt]
-·--.... .~.... _ ........... • __. shall no1 ,. Ufe: but 1he wratt. ol God abideth "We will, riJht now! We tbouibt we were ·--eWI)'OM &o ~ own way; -..... -..v~u saved because we were fOOd ct.rdt .-mbcn. ham IIJd c. '*" Lhe iolquky ol u. all. ,.,... JJ..t Of\ him. 1.,_ J:H
But you hove opcn<d-eyoo, ODd we-oow TOU MAT II SAVIDI IILIIVI AMD LIVII
that Jesus is the oruy S.viaw." God ...c noc Ida loft iftt.o Lhe world 10 CII:IOo Jaw UI'Wf1d ..• He Ut.at btamh my word, and
.. -tlw wcdd: bul tllot the wo<ld throulh -...,.._ oo •~ thol -mo. llolh .-1-..... And you ,_ ococp1 Hill • .,_ smourr oa~t~~t bo ....... ,_,,, w.. ..,..,.. -;; _ ...., -... ..... ;;;'i:
"We dol Ya, we do!" Jollowoo tllo J.ordi.,..Oiriot....t &-lllok ,_... ,_--lllo. ,.,;.,..,,,.
Do you? bt .. -. ..,.. 16:11 Him tbM cometh 10 mt I wUI i111 no wile cut ~ -oiftltl J. s.ldl. UII.D. Nolthor Jo Ilion tolwotloo lo ·--~ lew-'..., ''"
....... ~.::::J ·-~·· • • ............. --~:.. PWD ...... wg m'•=--···· " s:~:c.:;·;.;.JM;;,::r-""""' ,.._..,....., ... -.. ....... .... ... ,, &ii:iii ..
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Orco Co.
NEWPORT HARI!OR Ell; Gil ~=:.c~~"~~~~ From the Police Blotter ~~'Y.~~ers at Hoag
OORONA Da.IIAR,CAIJF. • ftrwnDAf 4PRILU ciltp .,_ ... laP*Me JOOO ...... It'll IIIII_.., Girl-Mr. ud Mra. J•• Boy-Mr. Uld Mro. llaYid
LIIURY TIAIMING Uoolo ... '-. II, al ;j ~':!"!:!.:!.•·If, Apt. ~II, w..,...t.......: Lon, Ill'! ..,.._ L&oo, :=~-1/J Fvolo&I,Co-
IUD.DING ILOCD .. AIL M1U ·AU. I liD
MI I, (Ia IL. CG* 11o-. ' -wu r~ lloo -al lola -CG*-. ' WEDNESO. Y APR It
.,.,,, .. , .... ,. ___
CL.US ,ORr AUNTS -~~~ -la)lrJ -llor ~~ II J J,DI, 11100 8. from 11oo 11ott11c 1o1 ._ 1U Boy-Mr. Uld Mro. Tboo-~ Mr A..;_. u. IL wtWam ... a.n.u.. ·---& ............
0.C. l -lllr I -a --~~~ Ia U ace--IIYy., ....,_ Bceb, 00 r-... A IOOlldl. wtr1oc ..... ·-· 1118 IIIII Sl., _,-• -•· 1-t.ct. ellu wW bl IIIUI IDI' .... car of Jacll: WMdlll t. eMf• at liOt,..RoaofDIU't. UMmbl7 &Ill ciroM ..... Cotta If-. Caqlbtll. Z5NI !~ Ate.,
parOJib--II.Mto--.... 41,ciG41.8aJA"• --:~~·~-..... --·--!Mcar • WEDIIESDAY,APRILU ~=AY APRILJO to. lllo1r -Ia 1M lolloa, 11 '1:41 a.a.ll-• ~-• 0eaa FL, of 1MoJ-Jr. m A,.._ Boy-Mr. Uld lito. w.-Glr •
llbnry -.. -· Ia B...._ aoo1 4'1111 IL. Wtot--llaaao, WU-aii:IOp.m, eado A,.., Apt.IZ, tmooTw--loy, Z5ff-H, Elden, Cool& 1-Mr. Uldllro.Fructo
lllolr -·• _.._ l*t , , . Blcyclllt Pul lfarrJ bJ l .... 1011 w111c11 no oa , ... , ocmo tiiJio afto<llarcUf 11-. lluchura, 5ZO Orcbld, eor-
Tboc-bolulall ..... 'WIIIIaai,IO,clfOO'hollaA ... , ...-,llll-oto........,. •••• Ao--oomlllll-Girl-Mr. and Mrs, 11u dolllu.
liar J, -1:1$ to II:Ua.m., 11-Boltlllll, .,.. ....., .. = ':: -=~---J1ao uott ~ flllftl-Br-,109 Goldeoroc!, eora. Hor~-Sl~C~ !::·~ -lllo cllroetloa of Dr ,IUIIIa Haac boopltal bJ lila -e Y -4or1Da 1bo aiPI from lllo -clelllu. 11 • MeCutaey, · COOI'dlM.eor.ta-aAer beiulDYOlYedlDuac .. htrid&Grabie, lliNarct,.._ locbd eat ol &am•l 0... Gtrl-Mr.UdMrs.Tbomu • ea.
ltr...etioa&l IRidla i)r tbl Mn~ eJdnt wtUIUbUedPu~ldrt\' .. :;;.,c:oaa 1~1~ • • • terbmp, llJI.A E. BaJbol Crluler, 1S32 Watson AYe., :~Y..::A:oJ ll.ra Rooa.ld port-IIIIIIICI ocboot <Ill-Llo!ol Wllllam YJ!O<, 17 cl • ""'"' -clork at 81¥4,, Balboa • • • A UJO p.o Cooja llesa. lillie l11 . . C trtct, 111 tbe Mc:Ha.ll)" ldllc&o-Uat R.-uc, C6i1ta M_;, at Jlohlioi()O 1• Fubioo lllud,u~ powered ftW" kart WU IIOle:a Girl-Mr. aDdWrs.Cbatles Mea.'' 8 Wren Circle, osta
Uoo e.-., Room 4, at 1901 1:45 Lm. OG lrYtDI Aft. DIU' :•:~ .. ~~_:o&5 p~.in bttweea. 4 aod 1 p.m. from the Eut, W Center, Apt. D,Costa Gir.l _ Mr aod Mrs KeDt M-BIYct., C.. -11--~~~~~~-·lllo --. prap cl llaYld FvroU. 100 lltsa. p ' . Tbe CORN • ...._ nr. .. pubd c:ar at Jln')' ~~on.'n, :-'~a. Yol.ce aid in stow, Via Quuo, Lido 1a1e • • • Girl-Mr. and Mrs . Robert 8 ~~:.!a_ w. Bay st., Apt.
toce boob ud r.tenec....-.. W Eftl1.ac Star La., Dofer .,!. ta ~ • ''Tbere lu KatbleeD Scbu.U.s, Z01 Nth st., Greeo, 3501 Sur,..lew Lane, 'Girl Mr. and Wn Jobn eea; ... •leetloe ud ....,.. &bar• ala> wu damalld )'Our ...ure••; a tearell West Newport, puted ._. car Huber View Hills. -· ·
tloo ot ebUdrta'l boob; &a· Edwta 'YlfiOI. l«UU zj •;, 1PU made bW; D0WDc WU bmd. the Dicbt betore tl Mal St. Ud Boy -Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Colle, U8 Narcluus, Coren.
lboro, awar4 -ud pob.. Ui -st., WtotN~, c~·:urMioy Aoo Adler, 327 8o.lbo& BIY<l., and 1b1a mora1.ac Atchley, UO E. Del liar, Costa '!<s~DAY IIAY 2 u.bera; media touod ill rt-d:roft tobc~taltor trtllt-•• nport Sbores, re~ It na goae. Mesa. Girl Yr' and Mrs Robert 80Uree eeati!'I•P'If<:buiac.ac.. meatallrlllac::arWUitl'leklD par1ld tbe tbeft ot a boy's • THURSDAY, APRIL Z3 -• • qal.IUioGIDc. a~c ... 'oNIC ud tM f9ll' bJ tbl car o1 Uaral I*PM.ItiOC ny bicycle, valued • SATURDAY, APRIL 25 Boy_ Mr. and Mrs.Dougla.s ~~~ ti.2'!A6~D Oraage AYe.,
cataJocinc ol mater1&11· ud 1'bor:Qpal of -J...oat Beac.b a.t a.t $65, from the pnpoo AprU Ntw Del Ray, 18, ol. Ha•ley, 2211 AnJon. Costa So esaW and M Gar tee~, ol Ulnry aWa. I .m. at BdiO& 81rd. &tXI Zl , •• A stereo ~ deck_ 260 santo Tomu COita Mesa. Wesa.. y -r . rs. y
Uoo. retrlwLtc o1 IAfor~ ~ st.., C..U&l Newport • • • 8 brpu Ud a wet sult were surreDtiertld hlm~lt at 2 p.m. • FRIDAy, APRJL z.t ~=· 408 39tb st., West
and Utnry toola, Cbrt.IUM CUt7 a oltsSSud-CabD ftom the ear ot Gary at the pollee statioa oo a petty Boy -Mr. and Mrs. Ra.lpb • ~:---~ c:.utJt Dr Rarbo: V1n HUla Hamlttoo. 19, of 1940 HICbland tbeft WUra.ot • , • Doo Buker Wllccm, 1951 Port Chelsea PL ~.a:!-~ aa;M~ur~L.
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pteked...,;IDfblrtopetud,U Dr., Harbor Hi&blands, during BU.sa, 20, ol iZ4 E. Oeeu ft •• Harbor View Homes. ' Co.ta 'u.esa or ••
bUtu lllOLm.;tbeFPbefwu Cbe W.cbt tor a loss ot $190,.. Balboa, n& arrelted at i:35 Boy -Mr. and Mrs. Da.niel --:-::=·:-:===--
caupt &ad~ at Dr. A purae wttb $165 caab wa.s a.m. at hls resJdeDce oa a Enlow, 1045 Valencia, Costa LEGAL NOTICE
S&ockbl'l Small AGlma.1 Ho&-takeo durlDg the Dlght from tbe charge ot posRas1oaolda.Dger-Mesa..
p1taJ ••• fllbermu Stepbeo home ol. Matyette flnlay,ll32 ous drugs ••.• Edward Allan • SATURDAY, APR IL 25 SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
Ludesa lU s1st st., West WhJteSatl5 Way, Harbor VIew Bowles, 19, o1 881 W. 18tb Boy -Mr.and Mrs.Anthoay STATEOFCAUFORNIA
Newport: reported tbe tbeft of ~lls • ··John Malcom Perry, St., Costa Mesa, wu arrested Gleda., 489 E. Zoth st., Costa FOR THE COUNTY
flstWag tQulpmeat nlued at 592 5, I.Dd MOilllcl Zecldtes, 18, at 5:30 p.m. at Graat St. IJid Mesa. OF ORANGE
from tbe sCor sbed ot tbe bothof414AUsoAve.,Newport Coast Hwy., Weat Nnport,oo Girl -Mr. and Mrs. Ja.ct No.A~6S663
dory Oeet near a:_ pier dllfln& Hellbts, were arrested at 6:15 a charge otpossesslooofmart. Ferroo, Z23 Prospect, Nnport NOTICE or HEARING
the nta:bt· ftaberma.n DoucJ,a.s p.m. at tbelr restdeoee 01:1 a juana •••• Offlcer E. Hictma.o Snores. or PETmON FOR PROBATE
Beck, UCJ6 W Oceu F~ Ceo ebarp ot possession ot marl. respooded to an accldeat caUat Girl -Mr . and Yrs. Dean OF WILL AND CODICILS AND
tr&l Newport ~eported tbethe.Ji juaoa tor sale • · • Kenoeth 1:40 a.m. near 2938 W. Coast Stewart, 392 Ra1eom PL, Costa FOR LETTERS TEST AMEN . ot a $'725 ow'boud motor Ud a HeiU'y Porter, 319 Ferrando. Hwy., Mariners Mile, where Mesa. TARY ':========~ $50 tl.sb.lAc pole Edward Apt. S, Balboa, reported the tbe ear ot Jerome Anthoby Me ~ Boy -Mr . and llrs. Leon Estate of KAROLD M SKEELS r Eader S809 s..aa.;;, Dr Weal tbeft ol160 11lnr quarters and Donaald, 49, of 981 Sandcastle P11tcell, 256 E. 18th st., Costa ata DR, KAROLD M .. SKEELS, Ne~. reporta:t tbe ~ ola S sweaters between 7 a.m. and Dr., Harbor VIew fUlls, bad Wesa. Deceased. BALTZ
MORTUARiES
1741 lllriRIOR AVF.
C0$TA liEU
Mlctway ... 2424
$100 pearl rJ.ac lDd a $168 5 p.m. hit tbe parked car ot Joha.D Jan NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
cbarm brae.eleC from his locked • FRIDAY, APRIL U O.ermeelecl o( Hw:t1Jlct.oo • SUNDAY, APRIL 26 That Bank of America Natiooal
car puked AprU 14 at 3334 w Dtane Elizabeth Preston. 25, Beach; Mr. MeDooald wu takea Boy -Mr. and Mrs. JOh..D TrllSC and Sulngs Association.
Cout Hwy liarl.ners Wile • ot 302.A Marrue.rtte Ave., Co-to Hoa.gbospitaltortreatmentol Snattock, 194 E. ZOth St., Costa a natJonal banking a.ssoctaUon,
fraDC.ls ~tid g o( 2SiZ rooa. del Mar, was arrested at a possible bead i.llturY. but t\8 Mesa. bas tlled herein a pet:U1oo for
Sierra Vista. we.l ~ Ba 2:20a.m. in the 1800 bioek of refused treatment, and be 'ftS Girl -Mr. and Mrs. s.-eo probate o1. the wm and CorUclls
wu bitten by a bamster at Js Bayside Dr., Cor ona. del Mar, transported to the poUee staUoo Ba.c.khwd, 611 Martr;okl, Corooa. ot the above-oamed d~edent
Now •••li•t ;, o•r •• .,;c;..-;;d ·,i,;ij;;o,;;
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NII_.OftT H<ACM~t C:ALIP'OfiiNtA
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8:45A.M. SUNDAY-SUNDAY SCHOOL.
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6:00 p.111. Trai~tiftl U•'-•
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REGULAILT
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home on a charge of driving UDder for booting on a charge of del Mar. and tor the issuance of letters
' the 1nflueoce of lnto%1<:ams; driving under tbe l.nflueoce ot • MONDAY, APRIL 27 testamentary to tbe petitlooer, lUTHERAM OCURCM
• THURSDAY, APRIL Z3 Janice Forbes Hayes, 25, o1 alcohol ••• James Michael Glrl-Mr . and Mrs. Rafael refereoee to which is made Of THE MASTER ORiolt J-'1450 Mark Forest Coursoo, 22, o1 3201 4tn Ave., Cor ona del Mar, Elgas, 21, of 120 Albert PL, Rlchley, 451 Via Lido Sood, for furtber particulars, and that L .... c._,.," A.eriu
-"•u lt4l 125-1/2 Amethyst AYe., Balboa WU clted on a eharp of ln-Costa Mesa, and Don Robert Lido Is le. the time andplaceofllearlngthe tt00 Padfle V .... Or. f ... :.::~ ~;:::;::;:;:;::;;;;:;::;:;:~ Island, was arrested at 10:40 tcm.eation Ln auto ... Cars Davis, ZO, ol Orange, were Boy-:-Mr. and Mr s. Enrique sa.me tw.s been set for Way 15, ~del Mar, Ca.tU.. fto • .,...,. .. ,., , _0 , .. r a.m. at S. Bay ft. and Ruby driYen by Jotln H. Mason, 17, arrested at 2:30 p.m. at 600 Torres, 2267 CanyonDr.,Costa 19?0, at 9:30a.m., In the court. til. Wtl.l.l.l..lll R. ELLER • ._..,., ... •u""u ''" ~."""
MATTRESSES An,ooa cbatgeotlntolicaUonof 205 Ruby AYe., Balboa Is. W.CoastHwy.,Ma.rlnenMUe, Mesa. room ot Department No.3 PIKM: loMJtM •~:oo.~:•o .. t•••t..a•Tu o•
lD pubUc ••• Lawreoce Ber-l.ud, and Llnda Miller, 19, o1 on a chal'ee of possessioa at Boy-Mr. and Mrs. Damleo ot said court, at 700 Civic Mra. Wlh'e Clam.WU.. -~~~ .. 111,..,.,. ,,.. •..w. NEW -UIOILDING
Irregular Sh•PH
Ja~~•npdat -Cott•
COSTA MESA tr.4AnUSS CO.
1110 N•wpott N . LIMtty 1-llOl
nard Broeri.llc. SO, of lZO 2309 lrtlne An., West Upper stolen property .••. Marylyn SmUh, 691 Center St., Costa. Center Drive West, In the City Par1.lb wm.r •u111 .. 111., au.,., ..... •••c:••
Amethyst be., Balboa lslaad., Bar. ldde-swiped each other a.r: MasteNller, 24, of lz.t l3rd st., ~eTsaUES. of Santa Ana, CaWornia.. 9:00A.M.._ FIJD.ily ,_...,__ A W ._.1'1 S 10
wu arrestedatl2:15a..m.lnthe 5:10 p.m. on Bayside Dr., oear West ewport, and Joseph Paul DAY, APRIL 28 w. E. ST JOHN, Count}' Clerk.. 10:00 A.M. .c...a. "*»~. c-..., ~-ZW.&
UOO block oo MulDers Mile Ule brldp eatnoc:e to Balboa Cernlp, 28, ot SooUI l...qwa, Boy-Mr. aJld Wrs. Patrick Dated: April 21, 19?0. 11:00 A.M. -F..un war-C....._
on a cbarce ot lDtoxleatioo In l.slaD:S; Linda wu ta.ken to Hoa.; were arrested at 9:50 p.m. at O'Ooonell, 1278 Watson, Costa GaJ.yiJl R. KH:ae, Attoraey fat NURSERY PROVIDED Po..stor Fred Worse
al&o ••• Offtcer R. Brown,'lfho bospttal ••• Tbe bicycle of 124 33rdSt. on a chargeofpos. Mesa.. Pet1tioaer, 414 N. Newport l:========~~========~ was called to take a battery James Kroll, 22, of l208 Clay session of rnarl}u:ana ••• The Boy-Mr. and Mrs. Terry BlYG., Neowport Beach, CaW, r
report from Judy Drlnr,l848 st •• NnportHiiPts,wuatotal car ot James Ke•ID Sparta. Wobltman, 2M Vt..rgi.DJ.a Pl., P.mU.sb: Aprtl lO, May 1, 14,
GUoJ o.., 0.,~ SJII><es. Jt ~ Ia~ ac;c:ldeot wilD uw ear 229 ~ Jolla Or., Nnpon Costallesa, mo. 1a tb< """"" Harbor 1:~ a.m •• arrested 'Robert t.e .. dr1Yeo bJ MUton AllaQ Pace, Het&tlts, ~"*the 1-..roltbe Boy-Mr •. and Wrs. Walter Ensip.
1aDd Drl'er at 2601 W, Cout 25, at 5-&01 Bruce Crescent. car ol Thomas Holmes Wells G. Blelleti, .1839 Port Bu.
Hwy., WariDUt MUe, oo a West Newport, at 6:40 Llll. 00 IV, of 1974 Vista Callb.l, East moutll Pl., Harbor View Homes. r.:-:--,..-,.:-:=-=--:-
West Newport Heights . Ave. near Pa.rk Ave., Balboa Raue, 7lZ W. 18th St., Ape. F,
"' .. ~ : I "' .... ...... ...; ; ........
A F,.. -.11,_.,_._, c.,_,..__, CMI•II• O.rd .,.. ..... ~.._ .. __ ............. . Newport Blvd. at HosplW Rd., Bluff, at 9:50p.m. ou Marine Glrl-Mr . a.od Mrs. Phli.Up Wes~ddf Chapel
lslaOO ... Pamela.SueR*DIOQ,. Costa Mesa. ~'?"'
LEGAL MOTICE 24, of 4812 Neptune Ave., West Boy-Mr. and Mrs. Tlloma.s 427 E. 17tlr! ST. ..., •mce ._.. ~ ..... tl 10:00......,
i---p_37027 Newport, was sUgbtly lDjured Dittmar, !859 SerangPI., Costa COSTA UESA l-~~!_:=~~~:!.--_!~:=,~~~~-J CERTIFICATE or Bt.SINESS When ber car was 1Jwoh"ediuan Mesa. ._ __ .,:M::,I,:.:;;4::,888:::: __ __..
Fictitious Flrm Name accideot with the ear of Clara . .
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ONVERSATIONAL SPANI
AMO,UHCH • E lritlleuon Etperitnctd tuchar
HAT I¥1! 0' lOUTH MlfiiiC A .
VICTORIA'S $I' Alii Ill SOIOOL
~n Mo'•"., ttt. c......... 549-1127 ...... -.-s.·
qul,cJtlr •d 1>o
TP.E UNDERSIGNED does Kun, S7, of Los Ang1lles, at
hereby certtf)' that she Is coo~ 3:SO P.m. in Newport Ceoter •••
dueUoga Cosmetology bustoess An accident at 11 :5S a.m. oo
a.t 410 W. Coast Highway, Suite Coast Hwy • .DAa.r M.ari&Dk:IAve.,
B., Ne"M\)Ort Beach, under tbe Coroaa. del Mar, involfed cars
QctiUous rlrm name ofTbe Hair driven by Carol Batdorf, 5-4, ot
" 1 IUid that said ttrm is com-339 C:&rneo Sbores Dr., Cameo
posed ot the following per :;on Sbores, and Paul Garman. 60, of
•nose oame ·to full and place 1924 Port Bristol, Upper Hu-
SHOPS AND SERVICES
Save Time And Money -Call An Expert
of restdence are a.s follows, bor View Hills.
~~~~ -------~ • HIAL TH lfSDIT o HURSERT
to-wit: Marian E. FleJd, AKA ----------
Terry field, 22092 Sut!'rlder LEGAL NOnCE
LaDe, Hanttn&ton Beach. P 37179 WITNESS m7 hand this 14UI -
day ot April, 19'10, Marian E. CERTIFICATE or BLSINESS
Flek!, Terry Field fictitious Firm Name
STATE OF CALI FORNIA ) THE UNDERSIGNED OOes
)ss, bereby certUy tbat she ls coo-
COUNTY OF Q].tNGE ) dueting a Booll.keelllnc and See-
ON THIS 14th dU ot April. retar1al Service bu$1oess at
19'10, before m~. a Notary Pub-124 Broadwai', Costa Mesa,
Uc lD &ad tor said couuty aDd Callfornla, UDder the ncUUous
state, resldiDg theretn. duly firm name of Best Busloess
commiulooed and sworn. per-Systems, and that said Qrm ls
., .. Uy aw-red Mar too E. composed of the foUowtna: per-
BEAUTY NOOK
2712 E. Ccwsl Hwy.
Coro·" del Uo~r
Phone bn-7H6
FLOIJJT5
FteJd, AKA Terry Field. known son whose name 1n tulla.ndplae.e 1431 Newport BIYd.
to m., to be tbe per151011 trho.st ot residence are as lollows, to~ COST,\ MESA
name Ia subscrlbedtotbe1rlthlll Wit: Yary D. Urschel, 665 Put ~~~~~~~t== ID&trument, Ud aekJXJWledpd Dr., Costa Mesa, CaW. 9U21. f
to mt that lbe es:ecuted tbt WITNESS my haJid t.bla lattay SPECIALISTS IN same. of Way, li"10. Mary D. Ursc.bll.
W'tTN~ myhandandomcw 665 Part Dr., Costa Wea..
Hal. Charles A. Waer CaW. 9262"1. e F'INE C ABINETS
MARINE CARPENTRY
Notary PllbUc In &Dd tor saJd STATE Of CALIFORNIA ) • WOODC RAFTS t ETC.
ll...t!.J.... Shrubs. latenor Plants ~ IIHIDSPl t Trop1cal & Trees
,.11 'ltJtr n:CL::u_ lasecaQdes a.ad F'eruhz.er
i =--=-:"' .... : r:; •; •, 'i:..tt:.::... ...__ O.ww• a ._.._r~ ... N
_ ... __ ·--FREE DELIVERY
•.....,. .., ... ..,_. *..._...a • .., rorona ~I \lar Surul"f
o OUHGE o AIUII ElM
6l9-UI1 -12 6o0311
• STATIOHERY -RETAIL
o HUHTIHGTOH
UAOt
142-1451
~ ... dncis -Orr Stdtiooe-rv
COlONA Dfl MAl • I(VIll T HillS
• SOC IAL STATIONERY -COMMERCIAL STATIONi£RY
• W[OOING (r SOCIAL IN\t"IT A liONS
• ENGRAVING 6 PRINTING
• GIFTS -GREETING C;A::R:::DS~:-:::::--:-:::-:-::::-"'f
rru-/675 ·1010 I
7744£.. COUC.IIWJ .• 61~160
• SHOE REPAIR .::.__ __
MABERRY 'S
Sl1oe f1epo " Purse o~f'd Luggaa-
AecM•r -Ove Wor ..
Slo H ST IIIII'S
ONE OAY SflltV'tCt
1HOH~ llwd.
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County Uld Slate. lly Com. ) "· FREE OESIGHIHG
mlssioo e.apiru Oct. 6, 19?0. COUNTY Of ORANGE ) £STUU.TES GLAOLY.Gl\t"E.N 1-,..---------1----------
Pubtlsh, April ts, ~.liar ?,It, ON THIS 1st 4ay olllay, 1910, 548•4235 •• 64s.1294 PLUMBIHG
19'70, ln tbt Newport before me, a Notary PubUc ID CRAFTLIHE BAa BOa PAINT :;;;•••••;ii•iiiiiiiiiiliiii;iiiiiiiliiilli-~~~-.llar-·bor·E·Dst·p.·~-... llo Ud b" sa.Jd colmty &Dd state, SER\11NG THE HARBOR • WA.LLPAPER .4.. PRL.tJ11II .. B~R .. C resldinc therein. duly eomillll-eo
slolled and norn, per....uy o PUBLICA nOH WORit Plttllill!F -Dutdl Boy 700 Camattoo A ...
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SJI•1725(TOLL Pill PIOIII MIWI'OU HAaiOa Aaa)
a,ppeued Wary D. llraebll, Pll.ata -OOIDplete Uoe OotODa 4e1 Mar
kDoQ. to me to bt tbe per-WE CAN Fl'lltiNT YOUflt 18.000 PA'ITERNS •
whose lllmeabofeiJiubtcrlbed BfltOCHUAES. PAMPHL~TS OF WALLPAPER Phntliq. R.,ai.ra
to tbe 1rUb1.n lutrwneot, UCI MAGAZINES. L~A"-.t:T<s DAY~ NlCIIT
&diDOWlectced to me tbi.C M NI!:WSPAPERS AND •11 E. Cout HW)'.
elll<:uted t.bl same. NEWS L.IETTI!'IU C..a ... Mar WATER H.EA'IERS
WrfNE&S my bud &ad oftlcl.a.l CALL UIPOI llnMATII (Hul • Po,l Tir•'"J 113-
a..l. KathJeea GrML Nctary UJ•IJ.It ..... : 11_..33 M•••-•
...s -· llyCommlsiiOou-I!IISIGI4 l'UIUIIIIMGCQ. • .,...,..._, Pubtle to Uld lor Mid ~ ~~~~~~~=~~~· --AI ..... ~-U, U?O. 2 721 E. c .... " ...... .,. HAL __ __...
P-u •• 1 c.. ... 4ol -. Coll .... lo ·~· ~--o :_, ,14,11,Q,II10, w~-~·L-~.
Ia tbl Hewpcrt Hartur E..tp.. ·re, E~•• CH/t••nl ...... _--D£1. IO<.-OIIL'I' -
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Biiii.L_.Tl411!11-UIY.U!IIAY lfiO From the
PERMITS • IUICDAT UIUL If '1114 ---& c:a1Uot E. Caa BwJ-c.._
. 011kor 'G. Coello .._, • • • A -·· bllo Wllldallll4 -· ftl -001111
•• U&da lllo Jobll llorl&l'd -· ll II 8L -cl~ ll lilt AjlrU IS bJ 11 ·-n.co A ~ 2 tr a• " ' ud Balboa Bmt., ...._.. at CJPtl. ._b)' Brtt RMd lAid-lhat attiOMd Mrq c-·.•::-
Wootll_. .... & 1111 UO p.m. to._ a <Hwl!oo. bou,l,,aiiUIVlllaE-, lllDcCII)'OORd.tldCaallwJ, _ ... ar 1111...._ Cool--~--• root <1ttt cbariiDc ....,. -; C&tlo-Eut lllool!. ftl laUa !rom at 1:10 p,m, , • , llkloMl
-·· It-,..., bolllllllr Ill ' B. --. .,.1110 ...,.1111 Odoll, c , al-Room 110 at c.._ dol Mar PCJIIO¥, 114 4111 St., Woot llft>-
Htwpart C..W aoot I ltd D P«cb. 116 W, Bay An., Vlstl Del Oro Eut Bhlft. told bJcb ICbool •• , Prlaclp&.l Jack pan, rttUnlld to tQ rn:ldtDcl n.z mlllloa Ill pormlll to 101 !\~PORT HoftlnaD oot 11,' ldpltlo etlltloa, Kiq r-that l -at 10:40 lilt Dlelll -·· board
May c:outndJoD oil lo 1 IOOd Mr B. M. Morrta, altera. aD4 wu arrested by Offtcer frame bid beta pried open to DOUea Nltdt, ud at flrlt
lt&tt. a. 11 Lido Jacll Polley on a cbarp otiD-piA _,. 1Dto a ltore room at tboucht U na tbt wt.t, but TMIOJlowiDI' permJta, LD tbe tioDI aad repaiJ'I, 6 terferlnc: wtth a poUce otlleer Newport Harbor Mill ICbool he ftD&Uy turotd oatbluttrior
amouot or $1,000udmer, were Park Dr., $2,000. The car o1 En. ClaJre 10me Umt after ~rll 2:4 bed ll&fll.s &Dd aw eom.ooe r111
issued by tbe Nnpon Be&ch M. W, Clark, &ddiUoo, 2940 y~;e, 3,, of SU.C Heliotrope aotb111c WU t&Ua. , •• Stereo away,' jump OYJI' tbe tCoot ft11
buUd.Lqg department: W • Cout Hwy., $2,500. Ave Corona del Mar stQIIPid Ud tape, worth$U5weretakeo. IDd d1JIIIPEIU' down 4lllt st ••••
• WEST NEWPORT HEIGHTS P. t,,:a~~~~ ~~ ;!'::,-at the llltersecttoo ~ Mac-aorne Ume after April Z5 from otncer D. FoUeU saw a car
StiYers Brothers, 4,1Qol . .q. Uons, -• ' · Arthur Blvd. aDd Su Joaquin tbe Ill'.,. of Richard KJWen, accelerate at flat .-:1 at etb
ft., ooe story convalesceotbos-i;n:e~ a:\ 2 •a.U,:I~, Htus Rd., near NelfJIOrtCeater, 110 S6tb St., West Newport ••• St. ud BalboaBlvd.,cueehue
pltal, •tth basement, 33SP1a-33Ar • U:,1 -r'''nt • u' was struck by the carol EmU A lide wt.odow of tbe ''rouod atspeedstCJto60mlleaa.ohour,
ceoUa Ave,, $700,000. ehes na, eoa par -Oswald Orsat, 51, of 516 s. p.U.y" wu forced open be-stopped the car aaar ZlZ 8&1-
• NEWPORT HEIGHTS ~~~ S333 W, Coast Hwy,, Bay Ft., Ba.lbol1 lsla.D!l; both tweeo 8:15 aod 9 p.m. at New-boa. Blvd. and arrested Joba
Vlocent Plckl.t), DeW' p.rap, • · drivers •ere taken to HO&& port Harbor hiefi achool and a Barclay Basabe, 27, of 710
add Znd stor y, 29!2 CI¥f Dr., BASEBALL Q.IHIC hospital, alona:wtthDooaldRuc-15~ Jelly roll wu taken, ac-W, 18th st., Apt • .S, WeatNew-
$17,264, A taseb&U cllnlc Is belnl: ker, zz, of 600 Orclltd AYe,, COI'tlt.Dr to a report from Joel port Hel&flts, on a charp of
• WEST UPPER BAY held a.t 7 p.m. Tue&days at the Corooa dil W.ar. a pu.seocer st.1a. 809 Plummer st., Costa driving UDder tbe lDtlueoce ot
D. E. Garr, 3 sliding doors, Central Bra.ocb. Boys' Club ol lD the Moore auto, &Dd Floe Mesa. ma.ltlteoa.oee worker ••• alcoholi Oia.De SwlllSOG. a pu-
1526 RuUI Ln., $1,000. the Harbor Area, 5i4 CeMer Marilyn Orsat. 50 •• , AD Oner Eloa HUdretb reported seoger In the car, said, "I na
Jack Van Eden, add room. Street, Costa Mesa. The clinic, Wlldentif'led n ytnc obiect sbat-tbat ltttrui nlued at$168,651Ja.d so afraid 1 tried to find the ®or
1201 Nottingham, $3,500. coOOucted by Lee Fisher, base-tered the rlashin& red U&flt oo be. stoleD between April 13 handle and jump out" ••••
Ivan Wells d: Sons, block ball coach ot the harbor area, is the right slde of the pollee car &Dd Z4 &om Island Hardware, James Weatherby Lawrence.
wall, 1448 Galaxy Dr., $2,000, open tn any boy age 8 througtl12. of Ofticers Jack Polley a00 115 Uar1De Ave,, Balboa Island. 23. of 3026 W. Coast Hwy.,
• NEWPORT CENTER ----------James Jacobs at 11:46 a.m. at • TUESDAY, APRIL Z8 MulDers Mtle, was arrested at
lrvtne Co., foundation lor a ----~EGA':_HOTICE __ 34th st. and w. Balboa Btvd., Tbe rear tiles alldrlms•ere 12:50 p.m. at 28th St. and New-
19-story building, 600 New-p.37026 West Newport ••. Ttlreebtcylea taken durtoc lbe Dlgbt trom the port Blvd., West Newport, on
port Center Dr., $500,000. CERTIFICATE OF valued at $.200 were stolen ca.r of Doora Hodgson, 518Allso a cna.rge ot drtvlog under tbe
<1 HARBOR VIEW HILLS CORPORATION during the morning from the Ave,, Newport Helgtlts, a $200 lnflueoce of alcohol; OUlcer R.
s . Folino. addition, 1724 Port FOR TRANSACTION OF Bl.SI-garage of William A, Coa. 68 loss ••• A checkbook wtt.h 10 Gloshen clocked Ills car at
NE~ UNDER FICTfTIOUS Beacon Bay .•• Atlee Trom-blank cbecU was taken trom the speeds ..., to 51 miles an hour
Barmouth, $3,000. NAME blay, 324 El Modena Ave,, New-gk:we compartment of the un-to a 25 mile zone ... A coa-
T, w. Page, swimming pool, THE UNDERSIGNED COR-port Heights, trying to untangle locked car of David Walker, crete brick was thrown through ARCHERY !2~~~~AK~~~~~~· PORATION does he reby certlty a dog trom a chalo at 328 El Z09 Z9tb St., West Newport the Unted green window at the
Irvine Co., waU, 1701 Bayside that u is conducting a Bust. Modena Ave .• was bitten oo the •••• Howard Beatty of Santa home of Harry Grant Pure!~ BICYCLES ~
llllOI ness located at 359 San Miguel right hand· the dog wuqua.ran-A.aa reported the tflo.:!ft "' $128 3703 Seashore Dr., West New-Drg·o!!~~~·c Laughlln, addition, Drive, Newport Beach, Call-tiDed at the home of the owoer, Ill curreocy from Beatty•s Mo-port ••• Clothi..Dgvaluedat$180
$ 000 fornia, under the rtctittousn.rm E. P. Shaler ••• The car of btl service statloo, 1000 E. was stolen the day before from 538 CENTER SJ 607
Poinsettia Ave.,
6
• • na me of NEWPORT CENTER John Walsh, reported stolen Coast Hwy., at Jamboree Rd., the hotel room ot Gregorx •
P. Osuna, dwelling at
306
BlflLDING and that the name of April 24 from the parking lot between 1.2:30 and 12:56 p.m. Taveraite, 2306 W. Ocean F•'I~··J~~~~~~~~~~;;;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~t':c,";~·L~~OO. said corporation and Its prin-oear hlsresldeoceatl975Sher-.•• .Aline ReUaford, 4332 Newport. _
,.. 141-1111
Rolly PuLaski. add 20d story cipal pLace of business is as 1ngton, Apt, H-311, Newport
bedroom, 215 Agate Ave., follows : Heights, was found In tbeWest-
$4,800. NAME OF CORPORATION: cll!l st'IOpping center par
6030
1dnc
Frank Wuk, garage with AZIMUTH EQUITIES, INC. lot ... Lorena Masters,
apartment over, 225 Apolena, PRINCIPAL PLA CE OF' Btsl. W. Coast Hwy., West Newport,
$14,500. NESS : 4570 Campus Drive-got no answer whenshekoocked
7 • UNDA L')LE Suite t8, Newport Beach, Cali. at a tena.nt 's dOor at Apt. 1 ;
M r -2 1 torn1a 92660. she called pollee, and OWcer c.....,ugney, -story, -Wllt
FORMER\. Y MEARS CAMERA
MOW AT
1180 NEWPORT BLVD.
OOSTAMESA
PIMMie 14f.l383
Custom Lomp Shades
• Custom shades made
to order.
• Custom lamps m~e
from antiques, boCtles
or what have you.
• Repairs & restorations
WITNESS Us hand this 15th Gollos removed the screen.
day of April, 1970. climbed io and found the body
NAME OF CORPORATION : of r.iancy Gall Kronen Dowell,
AZIMUTH EQUITIES, lNC. 36, on Ule noor; ther e were
Signature a.oo title of author. letters to her husband, brother,
ized offtc~~>r or oftlcers of the parents and pollee; her OOme
corporation: James F. Croul, address was listed as Kronen
Sec. Treas. Court, Riverside.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA ) • MONDAY, APRIL 27
)ss. Samuel Porter, 60, of Palos
COUNTY OF ORANGE ) Verdes, a Los Angeles Utho~
ON THIS 15th day or April, grapher, was urested oo a
A.D., 1970, before me, the Wl· charge of driving under the ln-
derslgned, a Notary Public tlueoce of alr.ohOI at 8:15p.m.
tn a.oo for said CoWlty and State, on Jambor ee Rd. near San Joa-
residlog therein, du ly commis-quin Hills Rd., wbere he was
s ioned and sworn, person-Involved ln w accident with the
ally appeared James F. Croul, car driven by Ela.J.ne Vlocent.
!mown to me to be the secre-20, ol Z22.t/2 Amethyst Ave .,
tary.treasurer of the corpora-Balboa IsLand; bothdriYerssuf.
tioo that executed the within dered slight injur ies .•• JOhn
tnstrume.ot on behalf of lhe Stewart Zweers, 18, of .2944
CUSTOM HOUSE
LIGHTING
corporation therein named, and Clift Dr ., Newport Heights, was
acknowledged to me that such arrested at 9 p.m. at 2949 Clift
corporation eaecuted the same. Dr. on a charfe of possession
1N WITNESS WHEREOF, I have of marijuana ... Jeffrey Char-
hereunto set my hand and atftxed les Hedler, 21, of 840 Irvine
my offtcial sealthedayandyear Ave., Apt. S-112, was arrested
in this certificate fi.rst above at noon at 1220 w. Coast Hwy.,
written. Mariners Mile, on a charge of
James Lee, Notary Public In burgla.ry ••. Ruby Tucker.
and lor said County aM Sta te. 3199 Bermuda, Costa Mesa.
My Commission Expire:> Jan. reported that a wlndowlladbeen
23, 1971, for ced open to gain entry Into
PUBLISH: April 23, 30, M.1y the snack bar at Newpo rt Harbor
7, 14, 1970, In the Newport high school Ume after
•
1610 w. Coast Highway
Newport Beach 642-4546
Harbor
SERVICE
ADAMS
QUALITY CAR CARE BY
FACTORY TRAINED
PEOPL E WHO
CARE
2121 HAMOIIkVD.
J'ObDSOD•&OD
UICia.iil IIIIITI IIUJV&n. • 1£111 m • IIEIIIIIIY • IIIIIIAI
116116 MA.DI --· CjiiSTA _,
'40·I6SO 642·098I
a wee more • m e
ouse.
All-Electric
You deserve the comfort of an all-el ectric Medallion
Home. And for an average of only 56t a week
more in utility bills you can have it. ~
The cost of electricity for the average all-electric •
Medallio n Home is only 56t a week more than the
cost of both gas and electricity for the typical
home using gas. (Established in a survey of mo re
than 8,000 homes. Bills were typical of a family
of four living in a 3-bedroom home.)
Half the homes surveyed were all-electric Medallion
Homes, where everything was run by electricity
-no gas. Electric cooking. Electric heating.
Electric water heaters.
The other half of the homes surveyed used gas.
•
Gas
Here are the findings : ALL·(I.fCTIIIIC QAI
HOMU tofOllll
Average Weekly Cost of Electricity
Average Weekly Cost of Gas
$5.«
.().
Total Weekly Cost-Gas and Electricity 15.44
ElCtra Weekly Cot! of AII·Eiectrlc Homet .50 •
12.81
2.27
IUS
Wouldn't you prefer a clean, cool, flame less electric
kitchen? A quiet, clean, space-saving electric
water heater? Flameless electric heating with room-
by-room temperature controls? An all-electric
Medallion Home has them-plus built-in
provisions for the all-electric future.
F~r the good clean Life-live electrically.
It's more than worth the 56¢ a weelr;.
Southern c.Jifomla EdiMNJ