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• • THE OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER nF THE CITY OF NEWPORT BEAO< NEWPORT
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THE NEWPORT HARBOR
THE ~U NI!WY'.,.P ,tiMTtO Allltl
PU&.I~fD IN N:tWOitT aUOt
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Orange County sherlf.t's dep-
uties are lnvestiptlng the pos-
sibility that the tlre whtch de-
stroyed the tank of America
Branch near the UCI campus
early Monday was coWlected
wlth the bombing of Z green-
houses at the Stanford Research
lnstuute fa.cillty at Irvine, a
week earlier.
Sherl!f's Sgt. Ben Oxanda-
boure, who is ln charge of
tnvestlgatlng both Incidents,
said tt1ere Is oo "detlnHe"
link to the two incidents, but
''there are some stmUarlUes,
particularly as to the pro.l.lm1ty,
as well as some other Ull..Dgs.
We are k:eeplng an open mind
and have not yet arrived at any
definite conclusions."
organ!utlons have joined UCI
Chancellor IY.I.nlel Aldrich Jr.
to conclemniDg destruction ot
the ba.nX.
Mr. Aldrich sa.Jd: "It is ab-
hOrrent to me--as I am sure
it Is to all responsible mem-
bers of the campus community
--t}lat anyone, whether students
_9J"otllers, would engage In sen-
seless destruction and terror-
Ist .actiVIty of this kind."
State Senator Dennis £. Car-
penter sa.Jd Monda y that he
hopes tt~t "everyone who still
thinks that Orange County Is
not Involved in the conlli.ct with
the far out left" will go by
the burned-out branch of the
bank.
worlr.ing to preserve and pro-
tect our orderly social struc-
ture."
He said he thought It was
particu larly slg:nilicant tllat
the building wred.ed at Ir-
vine was "smear ed with signs
urgwg support of Angela Davis
and Bobby Seale."
•·The t.ombing at lrvlnt-did -
n't start wtUI an incident last
Sunday .Jternoon (.u Fullerton's
Hillcrest ParkJ,
'·It swted man}, many
months a~ when we Ignored the
conflicts "nd verbal attacks on
our sodet) <~.nd especially on
our police. WeinOrangeCounty
must speak out and acttv el} sup-
port U1e ~ el~ment or our
soctet} or the ego-ITI4nl.d.cs wtll
r eturn With taggt:r ideas."
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ARSONIST'S MESSAGE TO BANK OF AMERICA
196-acre project aired
THE HOMECOMlN'J QUEEN to:-Newport Harbor hlgtl school wlH De la.oounced at the
t\aU-tlme cerem~li e:; this Friday evening at Da.vtd.Wt !leld, where the Sallors will be
ho:.tlng Western. The queen will be .::ho·l'3'1 from among the 3 senior prlnces~s, :>lctured
left to rl&flt in the baclc i'?W, LeooreReday, Chris K~IW<:! aml Terri Amtes. In the fore-
iJ"O'Jtxl. !Jtt to rlJht, are Patty McGinley, freshman princess; Laurt Mtller, sophomore
princess, and Missy TllOOt, junior princess. The OOm9COm lngb.:~l. a semi-formal dance,
wUl be held the lollowtng evening, O.:t. 31, In s,uth Coast Plaza, starting at 9 JJ.:n.
The fire, wtllch gutted the
bani. just 1.fter midnight Sun~
day, was started with a water
bottle containing a flammable
liauid. accorc11.ni to Co 110ty tire
marshal Jay Trotter. He said
fragments of brolr.en glass, the
same type used In the bottling
of drlnlr.ing water, we re found
among the ruins of the burned
out building at 4201 Campus
Drive In the University Park.
shopping center.
"There Is a group of in-
articulate empty-headed ego-
maniacs who think they ca.o
build paradise by blowing the
structure of our society into
eternity," he sa.ld. '•And, they
don't seem to mind i.f the}'
Include lnoocent. people and
property In their blasts. What
they are destroying Quickest is
the mlddleground of un~Ueg
laoce. No one In Orange County
woo is aga.J.nst this type of
explosive Insanity can fail to
take a strong stand in support
of the men and women who are
The Em U }' Development Co .
Inc ., of South Ga te, .a subsidiarY
of the Morrison-Knudsen Co.
Inc., has asked thE ~ewport
Beach Planning Commission
for a z.one change on the 196 -
ac re Lock!leed Atrcra!t prop-
er!}' north~st of Palisades Rd.,
oill.d Bi r ch St., for development
of a li.ght tOO.ustrtal and com -
me rcial complex. A publi.c
hea.rinli on thE z.one-r-twn~ re-
CDM FIGHTER PILOT
quest, !rom unclassified to P-C
(planned community), will be
held Nov. 5, at 8 p.m. In the
:\ewport Beach city CouocU
c hambers.
Emka} plans to develop 105
.o.cres of the land Into com.
mercia! laciUUes, 45 acres Into
Ugflt lndustrlal aoo the b&la.nce
In ri!'Crea.tlooal and other re-
Lated facilities. Voters to pick trustee Mr. Trotter theorized that
the 5-gallon jug, probably con-
taining gasoline or keroseoe,
was thrown ttu"ough a glass
window or doer of the ba.nX and
the liquid then was Ignited with
matches believed tossed Into
the puddle of fuel by the arso-
nists .
IS CITED IN NEW BOOK The de velopment would ln-
'iude research laboratories,
OOC:tors' offices, pOOtographtc
services, pha.rmacetrt.lca l sup-
plies, light manuflcturiog, en-
gineer ing and arcllJtectural of-
ft ces .l.nd a recreational area..
Voters In the Newport Mesa
school district wlU choose a.
mong 5 cand.ldates Nov. 3 to
nu the vacated school district
seat of Mrs. EUr.abeth Lilly,
whO returned to work. as a regt.
stered nurse.
Calvin Buck, 44, Is a consul-
ting engineer who thinks the
school board needs to show
more leaderlhip. He says his
otleerYatioD of board mtMttnp
is that tbe sChool district ad-
minl&tratlon sets the t~oor and
the board endorses lt.
"It should be the other way
aroi.Uld," he says, "with the
board telling the administration
what It can and cannot do." He
says the schoolcl.!strict Is losing
many teachers, with a long !1st
of reslgnaUons Oil each board
agenda.
Joe Duffy, 34, Is a govern-
ment contract negotiator for a
private firm aoo active In youth
work. He says board members
should take a close look at the
ell'ect on taxpayers before they
jum;l oft the deep end with new
programJ.
He says the schOOls seem to
be putting more emphasis on a
child's behavior ttwl hls basic
learning ol ABCs, He wants to
maintain the present hl&h stand-
ards of the school district and
work In harmony with the board.
Richard Hanchett, 41, ls a
systems en~er. He is a
scoutmaster and he says that
pves him a feel ot "wllat young-
sters will and wo~~o't respond
to."
Problems with flexible
scheduling at Costa Mesa high
school llad a lot to do with his
deciding to run for tbe board,
he said. He wants scboolm"i!n
from trustees doWn to instruc-
tors to be more aware of what
1Ddlvldual students are saying
to end the "big system" ap.
proach.
Mrs. Carolyn Klmme, 36,
runs a computer -programming
busloess out of her hOme and
has done gome youth work, She
think& there has been a break-
down In commwUcaUon.
She said teachers lell her
that parents OOn't care about
scbools, while parents tell her
that teachers doo't care about
them. She approves of a scheme
the board is studying to pay
better teachers more thu they
CAL VIM IUCit
presently receive. She says
some offsetting economies
shouJd be made In the budget
rather tha.n having the prop·
erty tax rate go up.
Mrs. Beverly Langston, 39,
is a homemaker who has W'Jtke<l
In the parent corps at Costa
Mesa high schOol and has done
other work: with youth. She says
she Ultes the progressive trends
of fluible scheduling, open
court reading system, and mor e
autonomy for princlpds.
She says she know s there ace
people atralcl to get away rrom
traditional education but she
believes young minds are In-
struments for use, not store-
llouses to be f1Ued with facts.
The arsonists also scrawled
anti-POlice and ''anti-estab-
lishment" slogans on the out-
side walls or the bulldlng. Loss
was estimated at $125,000.
U. F. chief optimistic
Only ooe week prior to the
bank blue. OD a MODday, Oct.
19, a bomb exp~ at tbe
Stanford Researcb lnstltut., ta-
ctuty at lrvine, wrecking oDe
greenllOuse and badly damag-
ing another. The lrvlne facility
is a branch of the Stanford
Research Institute at Menlo
Pa.rk, wh.lch has been the tar-
The Harbor Area United
Fund 's 1970-71 ca.mpa.J.gn ls otf
to a relatively slow start, but
campaign otnclals have expres-
sed optimism for Its ultimate
success.
ln the first reporUng pertod
sin ce the cam;lraign began Oct.
7, Robert H.ield, general cam-
p;.ign cha.lrrna.n. said that
$76,913, or 18-1/2 per cent of
the total campa.Jg:n goal of
$4 12,0JO,has lleen raised, down
5 to 10 per cent trom previous
years.
Mr. Hield, eiecutive vice
Beach attorney; gover nment and
education divi slon--Jam~s Gla
vas, NeW"}Ort Belch chief of po-
lice; resldenttai--GleamSmith;
S;l~dal gifts--Walter Bur-
roughs, retired ne wspape r pub-get of anti-war protests be-
Usber; board of directors--cause of war-related research
Robert Perlr.ins, director of projects. The Institute said the
personnel, Irvine Company; Irvine plant does oo defense
ftmd agencies--Lou Yantorn, work. Damage to that lac!Hty
director of the Boys Club of was estimated 6 t $50,000, half
the Harbor Area; advisory com-to the physical taclllties and
mtttee--Ga.ry Burrill, pres!-hall to the r esearch projects
dent ol Radio Station KO::M, underway In the greenhouses.
Newport Beach, Meanwhile several campus • •
t~:!:? ... ~~s~:~~t~::,: ANCHOR AWARDS GIVEN
Capti.in ~1arsh.illi t..:. Beebe,
USN (Ret.), or 211 Larkspur
Ave., Corona de! ~1ar, ts fea-
tured In a new bOOk, "Typhoon
of steel, the battle tor Oki-
nawa," b} Wil.I.~m and Jd.mes
Belote, pubLished b) H4rper and
Row of New York.
During the Ob.n.awa battle
of Wor ld War ll Capt. Beebe
commanded a squadronotftg:bt-
er plaMs fX)ef'ating n-om tM
U,S,S. Hor net, an air craft car-
rier. The book describes sev-
eral incidents 1n whirh Capt.
Beebe's HeUC<~.t fl~ters en-
countered J<ij)anese aucra.n,
•• some of <;Ul"li •dva.n~·(~ per for.
mo~.nc e that on!} ttl~ superior
sktll of Capt. Be~be and. nis
squadron mates gave the ~av)
pilots an advantage.
The squadr on •lso took pa rt
In the d.ltack on the world's
mlghUest battleship, the Japa-
nese Ya r .. no. A sextet or til::ht-
ers com-nanded b} Capt. Bt>ebe
led the Amertca n atuck Oh trte
battlewagon and It s escor ting
destroyers. 8} the battle's end
Beebe, then a commander, !lad
destroyed sever a I enem}
C.t.PT. MARSHALL BEEBE
Grand Prix
here again
The tll1cd amual Gra.Dd Prt.l
for Tr icycles will occur this
Sunday, Nov. 1, at tile Bayside
shopping ceruer. Cost umes wtll
be 10 or der for the entta.nts
of the 4 big events, stilting .at
noon. The cap of the day will
be .1. troph} dance at the Bal-
boa Pavilion at -1:30 p.m.
Custom marle or store bought
tri('}Cies 110! more than 36 In-
ches high and manned soleb
by fOOl power are eligible for
tne race. Costumes are mandl-
ton for racers.
tnat he Is optimistic that the
campaign will !.ncr ease and fund Five Newport Harbor Area citizens' chon. I group in whllchll
1·::;~~~.-pl.lnes, some of them suinde ; Kamikazes, aoo had bfocome one
of the ~avy 's leading figtlter
first compr ehenstve history of
the Oltlnawa bat!le wr itten es-
peclall) for the avera got reader,
James Be lote heads the history
de!)Mt ment at Principia College
In Elsah, !lhoots. His brother
.l.Dd co-author, W.lllam M.
Be lote, ts a professor of his-
tor} .l.t the t:.S. ~avaiAcademL
A:mapolls.
En trance fet per event is
set at $1 , or $5 for the en-
tlre pr ogram. Most of the in-
!ormattoo may be obtained trom
Balboa Islander Tom Beaton,
673-0308. Other commlttet'
members ar e Dave Johnson ar.j
Hal R}-pinsk)' of Corona del
~1ol.f, John Beaty and Mark Fen-
ne r of Balboa lsla.od and Koo
GuilT) of Santa Ana..
totals will be collected to as-residents were honored by the a 90 -yea.r-old man
slst the 30 member agencies, Women's Division of the New. she also teaches a
aces.
"I'm sure we will have a Port Harbor Chamber or Com ~ driving course to other seol.oz
''Tvphoon of steel'' lS the ,,
IJOOd and successful campalgn merce during the annual Sii-citizens.
with the type of people we have ver AnchOr awards luncheon Mr. Richard was cited for GENE KAYLOR, Sailor tlll1l1
work.lng," he told a meeting yesterday at the Irvine Coast "lending his facilities and ab-drum ma)or at l'ewport Harbor
of United Fwxl of11c lals and Country Club. llities to rurther our comm un-ttigtt school, sono!Mr.andMrs.
SAVED FROM QUICKSAND
campaign workers. ''I don't Receiving awards were Mrs. ity endeavors. He Is truly a Jack Kaylor, -146 E. 19th St.,
see how we can miss." J.P. (Ellen) Ingram, head nurse lr..ing-:ilzed anchor for us." Costa Mesa., finished ahead or
The Harbor Area United F"unc· at the Newport Mesa unltied more than 30 other drum rna -
resulted earlier this year from school district; Laurie and Sid-01 SPLAY 0 F KN 0 T TIN C jors, winning 200 place at the
the merger ol the former Costa ney Lee Everson, sister teen-The a.rt of k..'JOtting, also Southern California Arroyo
Mesa and Newport Beach United agers; Mrs. James(Irene)Saw. known as macr amo:"!, is O'l •Ls-drum major festival Oct. 10.
F"llDds. This Is the first cam -yer, senior dUzen; and o.w. play at the Bayside ortlce of His solo perfor mance and m-
pa.tgu of the oew combined Unl-(Dick) Richard, owner or Rich-N~.w,.10rt ~ational Ba nk. The divldual military !nspectionre-
ted Fund. The president Is Jack a.rd's Lido Market. exhibit Is the .wJrk of Mrs. suited in a score ot 94.7 per
Curley, vice president and gen-Mrs . Ingram was cited for Rosita Montgomer y, ar tist and cent in performance of thls
era! manager of the Orange her many volunteered hours craftsman ot Nev.rpo rt Beach. hOnor.
Coast ~i\y P11ot. EiecuUve to the ctllldren's hOspital, the s k • d I • h d
director of the United Fund Is Harbor"'"' Hot Line, the J.P. toe SWin e IS c arge Merritt Johnson. Greeley school for retarded
Mr. HJeld Is being assisted c hildren and for her efforts to
in his campaign by a top level help combat drug problems. A former NE"wport Beach a hot dog vendlng macllJoe.
cabinet of Costa. Mesa. and New-Laurie, 15, and Sidoey Lee, man, Gregor los Pavlou, 42, now Pavlou is being he ld on_$100,-
port Beach offt.clals His cab-14 were cited for their work of Phoenix and S('ottsdale, Ari-000 bond on the secret uxUct-
lnet consJ.sts of: corPorate and wtlh bUDd c h.llc1ren and thelr zona, was arrested Oct . 23 in ment returned Oct. 21 in Or-
employe d.iYLdoo--Joe M·!C.ca.lf, visits to convalescent hos-Phoenix, a.od is fighting e:rtra-ange County sl.4l@rior court.
ma.oacer of Sears South Coast pltals. d.lUoo to Orange County. where Authorities descr ibed Pav-
P.!a..r.a· bullDtss __ Theodore Mrs. Sawyer was given her he Is under indictment In an lou as a former owner wtth Robin~ Sr., Theodore Robins award tor helping her fellow estimated $500,000 swindle of IUs two brothers of tile Pirates
Ford· protel&loaal dlvtslon--senior cltisens, which included some 150 COUilUa.ns to the al-1no restal.lt'ant In Corona del Dennis Harwood. Newport tbe orgaoi&atton of a senior lepd Illicit sale of stock 1o W.u. He is chacl@'d . with 4
counts of cnnd theft, 6 cowi:s
of Issuing stock withoUt a per-
mlt, am s counts of tnuduleat
ltock sales. Ht also Is dt~
tcrlbed as an a.llen,. a Gl'tet
cltiua, ud a oaUn of ECJPt.
Dennis Arlhur Martin of o35
Am1gos Dr ive. Apt. 8, J.nd
James Michael Totb. also U!
835 Amlgos Drive, Apt. J, the
Bluffs, na.rrowl) escaped Je .. UI
Saturday a.nernoon when the)
became mired in QUI kSJ.nd.
like mud and. s.ank llP to tlletr
noses before bemt: r.:>:.tue-J
The two9-~ear-oldswt>rt>un
hurt except for •1trl\ lotlle5
and suffering from J rash
caused by an unktlQV. n toxt·
c hemical m tht' n u•l, off wer s
said.
Bicycling rwar '..iu~n·s
Ramp below the East bluff ~ lifts,
the patr had stopped v.·hen onl"
of the bicycles bop-E"d do~~o·n in
the mud. Soon both wt>rc-stuck
and began stnkin~.
A nearby res1dt>Tll, "' .t.nmnr
the bay with biiXK'U\ars or a
telescope, spotted the youths
lD trouble and called poltce .
Newport Beach polleE' &00. cit)"
llfe(Uilrds, the Costa ~esa po-
lice heUcopter and the Costa.
~es.a search d.nd rescue team
re5ponded.
The rescuers fr eed the } outtls
b} fornnng a human cllatn, h -
ln g belly down on the mud.
Whtle the~· suffered llO tn-
)Urtes. the} were for t'\! to
M.llk home, as the) wer. JUS!
too mudd} to n!lt> tn tht-po-
ltCt' car.··
5-MONTH-OLO TOT
KILLED IN CRASH
-\ S.month-o\d West :O.e~~ol)Ort
Beach gut, Regina I rnn Ruros,
of \lO 31st St., wa s killed Oct.
25 when the ca.r ln which she
was nding overturned onlnter -
state 15 , about 8 miles south
of L..as Vegas, Nev.
The child's mother, Deborah
Burns, I 7; the driver, st.anle)'
Sa uter, 23, otZ5890r.angeAve.,
and .1. passengu, Jud)' Serkow-
ski, 16, of 1662 Newport Blvd.,
botb of Costa Mesa, wert set·
lously injured.
NB man escapes crash
S2,270 SCHOOL THEFT
S~~~o'PCJrl Beach pollee are ln-
-·stlg.o.ting the then of more
t!l .. n Sl,270 worth of electronic
..nJ ;>hOIOi7aJlllJr equipment
f~orr. the \"ewport :~arbor h1Ch
::.ChOOI.
Pollet-satd tllat the tlems,
~~o·htch mclllded tape re-corders,
.. n~en.s and other phOtograptllc
eqwpment, were stolE"n trom
we school between June 1,1968,
and June 1, 1910,
0rup Collflty Deputy Atty. A Newport Beach man es-of US4 Braemar Way, West
AI NO'tick sa.td tht trru5Up-eaped serious lnjury Salurtay Upper Be.y, wu eeDt bomeafttr OR. ROBERT C. WOODRUFF
tioa btPJI MU\y a yeu liQ ductoa: a 3...car craSh tn wh1cb emerreocJ trt&trntnt at Costa 11 tbe IM"f cblef ot Jtaft' at
Yben pl'QCitdin iDYestors ooe maa wa.s k.llled and 2 others Mesa mtmorla.J bolp.I.Cll. Hoq floiPitl.l, ACCMIIII: r:..
wen a.pproachtd W'ttb offers to wen cr!\lc&Uy ln!Uftd. T'ht Paci'Mioo car struck tht JobD Palmc IIUUir, ,.._.
buy 1nt0 tiM Mfencillll's corp-L~ Pac~, 36, of Corona, Young auto b-.11 -00. T'bat oat Ytu twm ••• Cldl
ontk)a. t:Do1rn u Wldo, lDc. wu killed. He wa.s thedrtverot wreeDp "" tbefl struc.k b)' m«JJlth. Dr. Woodr"lft ftl t•
M1do purportlD( to optralt a ear &OlD& the -.ronc wa.y oa the Stlamoo allto. lecttd: to dlt llttdlCll lllld tl
r
JOIIIUPPT RICHARD H4MCHITT I!VERLY LAIICOSTOM
from a' plant OD S.,-ior An., the San Dteao rr....._y DMZ" HEW PORTER HAMED TO Norembtr, 1155, &.Ill ......
Costa Mua wu deecrlbtd u tbe Oranp County A.1J1)0rt, ..:I oe tbt IIUf ......_.,. '*~
a man_.;..lllc nrm ID 1bo Larry Gone Yo-U, ol U.S. ADVISORY GROUP mlltHIIoeoiM?, 'llltiO f!!!·
buiDtsa of ~madUII l..ol A..DctlM, aDd Ills com-HMII"J A. Kutcu. a Hf'W'-oJd .,..,...... .. &. • ,._b
tu1 Y-*1 1..t clop. 1bt m&· puk)D., Susie S. St•lflst, 24, port 8aca bwtMSP'M' lao. oC ~~~ .... o.Au••·
~ cootiDt .-,S,OOO olllanllattu llooch wore criU-ol 5 C&lltlnluo ... ..s ID a Be -•• 1111 M.D. • Ito ••O. nroaldiDbooarmarMd eallJ tn)lrocl. They won re-opoclal U.i. 8lato Do~~utm• Uol _ _, ol M••• .__
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Nf.liPOIO' HAR110R E~S~
FIRST lECnOH --P• 2
lltURSOAY, OCT.1!1, 1!70
CORO!A OEI. MA!!, CALIF, ~~~~
Dr. Carl MeJ•ttn, ,.., to bt mare E.,.. BracHIJ, wtltCI;Ii
broadcuta for tb1 lOth C.a-Wbat lD ftpt ... llaUYe oltbl IOtb c ....
turr R-matlol Hour, nlalod tllo -ld It 1"1"1 twr R--Boor, ~ell
to hit Soalllon CallJorllla olld-Lib a trao ID!Utarr loader, -· t1>o ll:lllllro liootd-JOHN G. SCHMITZ LMcoo oo llootlt1 1110t111Ac at llW l1lllWif hit ut1mato ot c:uto, ··-~~~~ t11tt Dr. lie-
Till Of !'ICtAl. MIWSPA~I CoMomlo J51h l);otrid 1:10 llld at 11 :00 a.m. oYOr tllo olloatlol Ill t11o AmOI'l<:u llltlro It oc-to -.t
Of THE C n' Of N !WI' Oil T I!AOt XEIIO (NO} llld oYOr KBBI llld Ill Vlel•m, Dr. lleillttro II CIDOp Puk thla oYoal.lr,
WhO several far-left S.Nttors and (rm. 107.5) at 'J:OO a.m., ot made the dec.tlioo to attack O::t, 18, &Dd tbat be wlU ill)· THE HARBON AN~A'S OFFSET NEJS1'A1'£R or set ex-aUegodtyottbema.owbola""w boolllo tbroolo 00 ...,,.......,_ tboo..,myooaUfroolo. pear at w.-.,.. WU.. hill!
Office ..d ,..,.i,. ,, .... 1• tho E•it:• s_.ucu... wlltcb uodermlne or Secretary o1 state.SeuralSea-111 wu trooll. Ht callld atteoUoo to tbe tcboOllo Gltlldale at 7:SO p.m.
2721 £. C:O.. Hwy., Ccko .. ckl ..., C•Uf. -92625. subvert the autborUy of the &tors are atternpt.J.nc to bloet He told bow 011 1 rtcut celebr&Uoo olllllttoaa.l Ylctory Ulla Frida)', Oct. so.
TILirHOMI!I 67:S.0550 ( ..... CHe 714) lawa, lead us trom freedom to Yr. Otepb.'s cooflrmatioa. Yla1t to C~ to appear 00 Suoday, .ICbeduled lor No•. ZZ. Tba 1004 doctor'• P&rtlrlc
THE NEWPORT HARBOR ENStCN Is 1._ oaly ......,..,., priD&.d slavery. They I.Dcapacttate us The fact UW. Mr. otepta hU a tt .. vlaloo prorram, he de-A pneral LavltaUoo Is to be admooltloa wu: "Stancl14'1 ud
ud publl•hed ha ,.._, Cuy of N•wport Be.:h, •ad the oaly locally rtom a government of laws, been renominated tor a fuU teacted the Oct. s much tor seat to all putoft to dedi~ do what you C&D to UOUH ttl11
ow-d and ~·ed newa~p.-per In the N1!wpol't H..-..Co.ta Meea and consequently prepa.re the 5~year term 00 the Bc:ard 1a Y1Ctory beld In Wa.&tt14cton, D.C. cate this day to a oaUoowlde DIUoD, 10 U.t we will DOt CO
Atea. P1.1bllehed Weekly, oa Tb..-.dey. 5-teoad c1-poat&~e psi~ way lor ooe ot force, for m&.D-a double victory. lo the ftrst He reported that be met with a,weal to wtn tbe war In Vttt-dOwD 1D coa.f'lgJoa..''
_. C«o9e del Yu, Catu. ltlnd must have government of place, U shows that 1t Is pos-~Uty at the mteuo1 00 tlle nam, to btJ.nc home our prta-Lut week, Dr. Yelntlre of-
THE NEWPORT HARBOR ENSIGN ••• sdjOO,ed 1o be !I M••-ooe sort or anotber."--Aiex-atble to ''fteht city ball" 1Dd put ot ttltdents, ma.oy of wbom oaers of wu, tDd then to coo-ferld a record l>rt:UiJIC pacttt:
p11per of rner .. c:ire1.1letion by eovt decree No-A-20178 dated aDder Hamilton. wta. U a man bas enougb cour. ldeotitled tbemselna as com. elude a peaeetulsettleme.otwtth lfhtcb Included a DOttworUly
Ma y lt, 1951, in Superiw Coutt for the Co.nty of Or•:r· St•te uf ln the Allce-ln-Wonderland aee and determloatlon victory mWllsts. North Vietnam. speecb dellvertd by CODCfHI-
Cslnornia, end by re .. oo thereof ia qu•lified to publi ell p1.1bl ie world of WashJDgton there a.re Is possible. The wm' to wtn CAPTAIN James fl Del&Diy, Or. MclDtlre related tbal man Mendel Rl'llfl, ellai!'rnu ~M~l~u required by how. occasionally sane and sober the wtu to seek justice Is~ son of Mr. and Mrs. John J. C&Dada basrecoenJ,sedthecom-He called atteoUon to the of the eoocreuknaa1 Armed
AR\'0 E-HAAPA .. _______ .., .................... Owlte'l' ·~ Publi~her occurrences. One such event real factor in the battle which Delaney of 1901 fUgh.la.od Dr., mwUst rectme I.a. Red Cblnl plans now being made for I.D Sentces Committee; ao art1-
PEC HAAPA -····· ··su·asc·ii·ir-;.:i·c;~·-·il~·;:i~a.oc1 .. ., Edllor wl:lich occurred recently wa.s roars a.round our heads. WJtb-Harbor Hl&tllaods, bas beeo aDd lbat NaUonallst Chtaa has Orange Couoty march ror •te. cle written by l'tu1deot NllOD
In Harbor Nee: · One Y'l•· M .OO: 2 ye.-e, 17_00 P
1
reslde
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nt Nixon's renomina-out lt, nothlne is possible. With decorated with h.ts 2nd awud been eUmloated. Further be tory to be held lo San Cle-1D August, 1964, aDd a publl-
Out of Harbor Ate-,; O..e ye•. ~00; 2 yew•. no.oo t on of to Otepk.a to the Sub-It, the posstbiUUesareeodless. of the U.S. Air Force Com-commented: '•I tremble for this mente oo Jan. 30, 1971, Ud for caUon eont&iDlng S! pap• of
ARVO E. HAAPA, owner and publist1tr of tht Ensign
• RECOMMENDATIO.'IS FOR NO'!. 3
If ever the issues have been clear cut
for ele ~tion day, the time Is now. When
pu go to the polls Tuesday, co:>sider
how the can·1ida. ea stand on the all im-
portant is.;;•Jes .Jf the day: conservatism
v s. libe ralism: law and order vs. civil
diso'.>zdien :e and reb~ ilion; economr vs,
deficit spending and i~lation; local con-
tro l vs. mi;re 3tate or federal power;
m·1rality vs. permissiven-ess. In the l onb
run, these issu e;3 are summed up in Just
o.1e comparison: Freedom YS. dictator-
ship.
With these tho:..~ghts in mind, here are
s omi: recomm endation'3 for the key races
in Tuesday's election: R o nald R e agan f o r
governor; Geor ge M•.trphy for U. S. sena-
tor; Jo'm G. Schmitz f or U. S. represen-
tative; M.uc Rafferty for state superin-
tendent o f public instruction; E.:! R ~ine cke
for lieutenant governor; Jam e s Flournoy
f o r s ec r e tary of state; Dennis Carpenter
f o r state senator; R Jbert E. Badham fo r
state assem':>lyman; H o ;vud Jarvis f o r
mt~mher of the state board o~ equaliza-
tlo.1. If I were in the 69th assemh'.y dis-
trict, I would cast m ;• ;,:lllot f o r Bruce
Nestande, and if I were in the 34th con-
g r essi onal district, I wuuld vote for Wil-
Ham Teague f o r U. S . representative.
The issue of conservatism i s import-
ant also in a strictly local electio n--the
choice o f a trustee for the Newport M <e sa
unified sch<>·J l district. I recommend a
v o te for Joe D..t.ffy, who believes that
the scho"l is a place for learning and
Mt for experime ntation with young minds.
H e is concerned about education trends
t o wards deteriorating codes o f m • ratity ,
d e -em1•hasis of l oyalty and o f respect
for auth0rity, He says, "As a con::!erned
parent an:! c itizen, I am resolved t o u;.-
h o ld the principl es upon which our coun-
try was b.1se.:l."
There is a g ain a h o st o f ball ot propo-
sitions that will confuse a lo~ o f v o ters.
A sound approach is to vote uno" if you
are in doubt. U it is a go~ measure, It
c an come up again. If it is a bad law, It
wlll be almo)St lm: a ssible t o repeal once
it is a,);>r uved .
versive Activities Cootrol Ln the secood place, this ap-meodation Medalforhlsservlce couotry, where tbouands ot another marcb to be bekl ln pictures of the Oct. S march
Soard (SACB). polntment conUnues a know-a.s a.n asslstant professor of people boast that they are com-Ularnl, florida, on Fell. 27, tor victory. Tb1s week he hal
For those 001: ra mi liar with ledpable and courageous man aerospace studies with the A1r munists." 1971 . Simultaneous marches for added a booklet eoUUed, "Why
the storyoiOttootepk.a'sstrug-1n a posttlon ttom which much force reserve omcers traiD-co~rnunist activity ln South victory are planned to be hek1 Reel China should oot be ree·
gle against the enUre"Uberai" can be dooe to stllle the sub-lng corps detachment at Loyola America w.as reported In Bo~ ln the ca,>ltols of aU the sev-ognJzed.'' Thete packets mt y
establishment, I would recom. versive movement within the llntverslty of Los Angeles. He UvLa which has rec:elved over eral Amerlcao states on Marcb be obtained by wrtt1n1 to the
mend the e.w:cellent book by Wll-United States--the movement was honored during ceremonies hall 'a billion dollars in fofelg:a 19, 1971, he stated. These a.re 20th Centurv Reformat..,.._ Hour.
liam Gill, aptly entitled ''The which would, 1n Hamilton's at the Peotagoo., where be DOW aid, ud despJte this benevo-to be a prelude for a oatlooal Colllogswood, N.J. 08108. Loyal
ordeal of Otto Otepka. '' BrleOy words, ''lead us from freedom serves as assistant branch chief tence, the current Bolivian de.. victory march to be held in S!ClPOrters of the Melntlre
told, the stor y starts in 1961 to slavery." The SACB was with the telecommWlicaUons mand Is that diplomaUc rela-Washington, D.C., on May 8, broadcasts will do we ll to en-
wh en th e New frontiers men created by the Subversive Ac -center, a part of the Air Force tions should be severed with 1971. close staeable cootrlbuttons to
came swarming Into W.t shing-Uvltles Control Ac t of 1950. communications service. the United States. Dr. Mcln-Victory Is to be the theme mak:e possible the continuaoce
ton. They found thai Mr.Dtepka At the request of the attor ney of these several demonstra-of these most Important mes~
was a deputy director of the general, the board holds hear-straight Uons; ''Victory over commu-sares. Be sure to mark your
State Department's Office of logs to determine whether a Dism, victory under God, tDd gilts so that the money rn:.y
Security. They also round that group is a communist-action, victory over sin," the good be used for the XEMO or the
he was loath to issue many of communist-front, or commu-doctor concluded. KBBI radio broadcasts.
them security clearances. This ntst-inltltrated organization.
put suct1 a cramp In the style The SAC S Is the only grovern-
of the New Fronti er that Mr . mental or gantz.alloo we have
Otepka found himseU the tar-which was created solely for
get of Incr edible harassm~nt, the purpose of hindering com-
ranging from having Ills job rnuntst operations In the UnJ.
abolished, himself declared ted States .
persona non grata and his tel-The SACB Is best though t
low employees forbidden to of as a truth In political pack-
speak to him, to a oot so aging device, designed to pro-
clever frame-up and a make-teet the citlz.en consumer from
work job whi ch assured that swallowing political polson
his talents in the security field dlsl1ed \4) In various attrac-
would not be used. F'inally he Uve guises. It was reasoned
was fired . ~.\at U the American pewle
Mr . Otepka, however, was knew that an organlutloo wa.s
not the Quilling type. He rougtlt cootrolled by agents of a for-
back with every legal remedy eign a nd hostile governmem,
available. Aft er years or per-then that or ganization would not
secutlon, wc\uding smears by be able to manipulate people
newspapers which attempt to by rallying them to Its pro-
picture themselves as the gram through the use of ap.
champ1ons of the per secuted, pQ.rently worthy causes.
Mr. Otepka was rlnal\y vlndi-The non-armed aspect of
cated. In 1969 he was appointed communist r evolutionary war-
to the SACS to serve out a tare In Vietna.m and the United
deceased m.~mber's une ~pired States Is basically the same:
term, over the objections of the manlpulatlon offront g:ro!4)s
LeHers
• TRANSIT PROPOSITION
EdHor of tile Ensign,
Orange County Citizens h.ave
U\e opportunity thi s year to
vote ag:&inst creatiOnofa "tran-
sit district," aOO I would like
to e.w:press my bellel In voting
that way. Transit districts ac-
co mplish Uttle worthwhile, but
they are capable of doing great narm. Los Angeles County cr e-
ated one several years ago, and
ln 1968 it .tlmost ~naged to
put over a tax-supported com-
munity passenger train system
patter ned after the old Los
Angeles ··Red Cars," whleh
went bankr~t years ago.
I do not beiJeve citizens want
to sit around aM walt for a pub-
lie train or a pubiJc bus, then to
tllrough the use of popular is-
sues or awe;a.ls to gather large
numbers ot non. communists
and guide them ln diredions
consonant with communi st
goals. A large number" are man-
ipulated by a s rnall tightly or.
g;lnlzed communist nucleus,
lcnown rightly as a fraction.
The Idea beh.lndthe SACB was
that il the fracUoo C'lUld be
exposed·-the arsenic camou-
flaged as intellectual sweet ~
meats • -then non • com munlst
support would fall away and the
party would be Isolated and
powerless. The act r ecogniz.ed
thai lt was ool the motives
of the iodlvlduals, who became
a!f111ated with the fraction -con-
trolled mass or ganiullons,
which was truly Important to
our security, but rather the
purpose tor wh lch these people
wer e actually being or ganized.
WE
By Tom Anclenon
BECOME WHAT WE
I he Fet.kral (,ove rnm~nl has recently
n11ll100 doiiMl> in a 1wo-yca r 'tuJy of pornography.
re~ldt:niJal Cummi\SJOn on Obscenlly and Violence has ren-
dered II\ verd1tt Pornogr<~phy and obsccn11y :u e good. nol
IOJunouo; Thai\ prohahly wh<~l W alter Jcnkms told the hays
a1 the ··v." Smcc Pres1Jcnt John,on appo1 nted ;~II but one of
the I K-mcmhcr comm•SSJOn. It •~ reasonable. lo believe a
ma,onty of them are p ~ob<~hly ob§cen~ lho:mst-lv~s.
The Comml\sron sa rd. ··1 h~ Comm1~sron IS of the v1ew
th:rt rt J' t:::\CceUmgly un.,.,r,..-11r illto."mpt to iegr.~lalc individual
OiOf<ll ViliUl'' anJ 'I<Jmfilrdo;; ••
h .,.,.._1ulJ h<: c.\cccdrngly wro;o: for crlrl.t"n~ to once agarn l~gr~
l.r te 'uch thrngs on the local IC"vcl. im~rng such proven
drcclrve remedu:·\ <~S puhllc .... -hrppmg pmt.o.. tar and fea thers.
anJ J .. ll -rh..-moralrty hrcakJown " woriJ.,.,•rdt>, all per-
"'!Hirng, uH:rwhdmtng. But that rs no rca~on to accept it.
'"1-r n t we ahhor. then we enUure, finally we embr;~ce."" We
1->o:comc v.h r~1 v.e condone .
. Rclrcve 11 "' 1101 , I <."a n q 1!1 remembe-r hO.,., embarrassed I
was when I came OUI m my first topics.~ bathrng surf But
nl(IJ~ty. male and fcm<~ic, " almost obliterated. Most of the
women IIH.tay wanl to ~how evcrythmg. cnhcr bl:~tantly or
in a now-you-o;ce-rt-now-you--don"t technique. ••If you"ve aot
rt, show rt."" " the allitude tod<~y. RemrnW me of the woman
who drchr 't ha\'C rt. e.\plilm lng v.·hy she wouldn"t dream of
v-<~lkrng 1op!r'' on the ne .. ch. -·1 hl" fir:s t guy I'd meet would
pro1h:~hl} 'lOP me .Hld , .. y. "H r huddy. got a malch?'"
Our t-...>'1 rt"Cour-.e r~ to the Congress. Maybe a majority
u1 I hem :~rc rkcent. M::tny are nol. There are several homo-
"-"'u.~l, anJ more than sevc:ral notonous philanderers in Con-
grc'' AnJ Tcddy Kennedy !""G reater love hath no man
than 1h". lh.1t he hm.J down h1s fr1end~ for h1s life"'). But a
m<~Jonty of our Scn.1ron and Congressmen could doubtless be
rrevarleJ upon-wr th proper pres~ure from home---to pa.u an
,rntr -ohscenrly bdl Sen.otor Dirksen Introduced one (5.1077)
,horrly hcforc h1~ t.leath . We can't depend on the Supreme
(ourt. It m<~y 1mprove somewhat under Burger, but one of
rh o.,.,n mcmhcr~ I:.S well a~ lhe Governor of a Southern
'laiC} rcporl cdly has one nf lhe nation"s ··outstan<iillg··
pornographrc collectron~.
Ohscrnrty :anll pornogrJphy. anJ 111 fact all censorship,
\hould be ··Jocal op110n." What ·~ obscene in New York.-
.~nd mo.;t of 11 ~~-would Jouhtks!l br obsceM anywhere. But
v.hal\ oh~crne 111 the town of Happy Valley. probably would
nut be ohsccm: rn Nev.· York. I was in "Fun City" recenlly,
unhapprly, after an ab~ence of a couple of years. Up and
Juwn Le:l(mglon and other avenues. in downtown Manhaltan,
arc magazmes and new~papc:r~ dr~played deple ting every con-
ceivable. dl1d some mconcc1vablc. kmd of sex, natural and
unn:r l•lral . Some vf the....: newstands are on lht' public side-
walk s, where any little ~ve n-year-old g1tl. walking by,
couldn't avord ~ceing the vrlc't prctures imaginable. In Happy
V:1licy, the new\ vendor would not merely lose his licen.~:
hc\l prohahly IO'\C a few tcl"lh . too -American Way Features
L ECAL NOTICE LECAL IIOTtCE
ORDINANCE NO. U29
AN ORDlNANCE ADDING SECTION 22.049 TO THE
CODifiED ORDlNANCES Of THE COUNTY Oi? ORANGE,
CALIFORNIA
The Board of Supen1sors of the County of Orange, ac.Hng
as such and also as the governing board of the Oranp Co unty
Harbor District, do ordaln a.s folloWs :
SECTION 1. Section !2.049 Is hereby added to the Codified
Ordinances of the Coonty of Orange to read as toUows:
Sec. 22.049, Towing.
No persoo shall tow trom a vessel in the waters of a
harbor any persoo in the water or on any object, other
thaD a vessel. u cept where permitted 1n a designated
Speclal-Use Area or during a speclal event authorlz.ed by
the Dtrector.
SECTION 2, This Ordinance shall take effect ~ be ln
t\111 force tblrty (30) days from and after Us passage, aDd
before the e~trallon of ftfteen (15} days alter the passage
tflereof shall be publlshed once In the Newport Harbor Ensign,
a newspaper published in the County of Orange, State of Call.
fornt.a, together with the t~ames of the me mbers of the Board
of S~rvtsor s vottnr lor ~ ai'.linst the same.
(SEAL)
ATTEST,
W. E. STJOHN
ALTON E. ALLEN
Chairman of the Board of S~rvisors
ot Oranre County, CaUtornfa
County Clerk and u-ottlclo Clerk
of the Bclllrd of S~rvlsors of
Orange County, Ca Wornla
By Mabel L. Castell
Deptrty
STATE OF CALIFORNIA )
} ss.
COUNTY Of ORANGE )
~ W. E. STJOHN, County Clerk and e.w:-ofticio Clerk. of the
Board of Sl{lervtsors, do hereby certify that at a regular
meeting or tile Boud of S~rvlsors of Orange Couoty, Call-
fornla, held on the Zoth day of October , 1970, the foreeotne
Ordinance containing two (2) secUoas, was considered sectJoo
by section., and that the saJd Ordirance was then passed and
adopted as a wllole by the lollowlng Yote :
AYES : SUPERVISORS ALTON E_ ALLEN, WM . HIRSTElN,
ROBERT w. BATTIN, DA vtD L.
BAKER AND WILLIAM J. PHlLLtPS
NOES : SUPERVISORS NONE
ABSENT: SUPERVLSORS NONE
lN WITNESS WHEREOF, 1 have hereunto set my hand and
at!lled lhe otrlct.al seal of the Board of Supervisor s of the
County of Orange, State of Calltornia, this ZOthday of October,
1970.
W. E. ST JO:{N
County Clerk and e•-ottleto Clerk
of the Board of S!4)ervlsors of
Orange County, CaWornb
By Mabel L. Castell
(SEAL} Deputy
Publlsh Newport Harbor Ensign, Octobtr 29, 1970
be transported in a pubUc rol-The concept behind the SACS
ling room for 20 miles or so, was so sound that H immediately
finally to be abandoned and left became the m~n target of the
as a pedestnan, blocks or mlles Communist Party and Its legal
from where one really wants to section. During the sixties a
go. Thus transit districts as succession of attorneys gen-
they exist today appear tied to eral, s uch as Ramsey Clark,
19th century thinking. Liberals participated In the eUort to
who support such th.lngs lP-vitiate the SACS by refusing
pear unable to accept the b et to submtt or pntzatlonaJ cases
that individua lized transporta~ to n. co~led with several Wl-BEHAVIORAL OBJECTIVES GOOd tio n ls ' "aUty, and, of co>rrse, lnte lllglble eo>rrt declslons, thls • •• or bad?
we should rmke It better. StCJPression ot our most im~ By Speet.al Correspondent mance awratsa.J pWl)alter be bad, did you notlee that aU what U takes tc make "be-
Yours truly, portant organ lor controillngthe Much of the controversy con-l!e bas been retnloed, to see tour ''measu:remeots'' wereap. bavior objecU.-ea. '' 11 Yes" v .:>tes are auggested f o r the JohnSwinbank communists h.as in llO small nected with education today is 1t he i1 capable or actually pUed when this behavloralob· 1t ls very important tore~
l91 Riverside Ave., way ""Oir l'""ed 1 tl h be to ltl , be jectl ut ? Th be Utl he ••• f o llO'Ning: Proposition 5, to o p en UC re.. ...., v•<~ o 1e success t e appUcation of" hav ral wr ng · ha•torat obJec-ve was wr en. e que•· mem r s w n answer .. ,.
... Newport Beach of the enemy campaign her e at objectives" by teachers in the Hves," ~ also to see u be ls Uons that should be asked to ql!eatJons oa a survey, or oo a
gents' m ·~etings t o the public; N•J . 6, at.. hOme apinst our war ertort class-rooms. Concern ts beln"' capable of chan"""'-the ••tearn. determine the Yalue ot tbe ob· ooe.to--ooe b&sls wlUI people LEGAL NOTICE • ..,.. l o wing teacher r e tirement funds t o be l.n Vietnam. Poison not ldenu. voiced by not only the com-er's bebaflor" throueh the use tec.Un are: (l )wby Is the teach-wtWn tbe educatJoo structure.
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING tied has been consumed ln luge munity, but also by teachers of beb.aYJoral objtctl.-es, a00 er cooeeroed about the books Depeocllil& oa your anner to
invested in specific s ecurities; N ·J. 1 0, AMENDMENT NO. 273 doses by many people. and admtnl.strators. aew teachlnc techniques. read tor reereatton? (%) What the qyesttoas, they wm de.
removing the interest ceiling on loans Notice Is her eby given that To find the enemy rracttons, The impUcatloo otustng"be. A BEHAVIORALOBJECTIVE type or sU!"'tY did the teach. dde IF THERE lS A NEED.
of $100,000 and m•Jre to corporations or the Planning Commission of we Deed the SACB. Sen.ate bill bavtoral objectives" Loeludes l.s a way to "meuure" the !!:,-.... ·toto ~~st~-•~rt.;! SeJ tducatiocl Is a prime
the City or Newport Beach wtu uz, eo-sponsored by Senator collecting data oo the "learn. baD ..... t... la ln -u11111 ~u. -.. tGmple. Somebow, tbey ban
Partnerships, thus o pening the way t o " h hlch er," which In turn may be c .ee --.. P ce tht ltu than s boob: reereatioo-decided that pueau ue DOt hOld a publlc hearing on theap-urp Y, • seems to have learner Tbt behavlor objec
tt at U e UDd na ho 1n the processed tbrou&ft a computer • • aUy? (S) stoee reereattoa. la tducaUnr tbtll eb.Udreo oo thl a ract m •1r e investment cap it into the P cauon of Emkay Development 0 a permane me to be compared wtth data col. tin must Include tow' meuure. JOmethlDI the ltudeDt ...-1.1)' ••raeta ot Ute ... SurelJ u.e man-
state; No. 17, deleting an obsolete consti-Co., lnc., to amend a portloo Seoate Judiciary Committee, lected over the enUre 01.t1on. meots, as set by thla district: pts at home, waa tba tamfly. ber of IIDW&Dted p.repanelu do
of OistricUng Maps No. 34 and strengthens the SACB. Even (1) Who I• to UhlbU tbe be-IIDit'l rl&flt to prtncy 1Ma-DOt make ._, a majDrtlJ ot tbe
tutional prOViSiOn relating t o SOCial el-35 from an(UnclassUiedDistrlct re ~o:ooeo~ar: ~e~ ~ Test seore1 hl.nalwaysbetn baYlor. ded to determtAt thla Dted7 ..alloo. Ytt, lbty tell ua tbtre
Care. My vote is 11 00" on the o thers, ifl .. to a P-C Planned Community) epa r Y 0 1 e ,.,.,.. compared throupout the llll· (2) Wbat wtll bt dooe--W'btDI'feryouiMutneterm LtuldeoUtltdDHd.
Dlstrict to provide tor the clas-correetty. U is important to let tSoa to est&blllb tbe ''oorm, •• ideotU)' the benaTior to be ex-''ldtDWled -,, that m~
eluding the three with such appealing sl!teatlon and development of the chairman of the Judiciary but tt Is OD.ly recently that "be-biblted • Wtw.t wUl 'lbt blh.aTlor Ob--
titles as "clean water" (No. 1 }, u clean ~roxtmately 196 acresofland Committee, Senator Eastkod, hi.Yiors of the studeata" have (S) What wtU be u aceep-uaeUy trbat It..,.,, Tb.rou&b )e<:Ufll be 1a a course oa ••
located r~:~rtheast of the Inter-and the attorney general, Jotln beea delibera.telJ collected &Dd table Jtaodu'd ot pertormaoce :U type of "::.e~~ educatioD?
air" (No. 18 }, and ''recreation and fish sec.Uon of Pal.lsades Road and N. Wltcbell, knowthatlberets eom .... •edwtththtbenuJor .... 1 •• 1crttorl&}. e, or oo , Kext.: Aa IJPtft'aoplDJoll.oo --&eUoA.I ol tbeoommUIIlty that 1 "bebaflonJ ob"--tea." and w1lilllfe enhancement" (No . 20). No. Btrch streel Ln the Clty ot apreosln(needlorlhlsleP,.Ia-toruot-llaloo.Tboyblu 4} ~ -~ -.Uoao • ..-
Newport Beach tor UgJit to-liOn. 1tt to teU us W'blt lbtJ ooo. will tbt blbaflot oeear. St d t I b h 1 and N o . 20 would provide for expensive dultl'y, resea.rch and develop-o1dor to bo t11o .. _m" Ill be-Ea~lo o1 -rionl oe-U en $ C ean eac
subsidies for projects that should be ment, bustnessand professtooaJ SPOOK TIME OCT. 3 1 bl>lor pattuoo, but otwlouoiJ )eciiYe--l'lcm 111o 111oo of tl>o
financed by users. No. 18 would divert otlleea, r ecr .. tloo and com-WUehta, fiObU.., II>OsUllld IIIey moot horo tm~~lltllod llowport 11 .. -~ otolrld:1 ..!,e"':""~ ~~ ~ 14.111u-.v..-.-..
mercia I fac!Utlts. c;hoWs wW be tbe tbeme oa tome ''model btbaYlor pat. ''15 per Clllll ot tbaet .wd..U. ,_... CO--r-lDc 110 CCIIIDbfM fll wttb tlMI
gas tax funds from local cities for control Notlce ta flather P"• that llallowHo a11on1ooo, act. 11, tan," boe.looo _.u .. .,. cndn .,. ~~~roof~ I, errii&IF mala botdl 0: ---· o1 pi~~
lbt pui>Ue hoarln( wlll bo held trom I to 4 p.m. u U.. Clly tbo aoUoo are bolllc told IIIli 1101 roodilll ..-uy, ---_.. -of pollution caused by cars and for pub-00 tho 5111 clay ot November, o1 Nowpart Bot<• porko, tl>otr clllldnll-to taU pUla 111 1uo-1 -. por-. l>om Orutlo Cout coli..-,
lie transportation 1970, 11 8:00 P.ll., loUie C...,_ beaehta alld ncr•Uoo --to "roaulata" 11>otr -•lor. WILL IIICREASE -.. _. Go-Woot u1 c,.,._ lo-
• eU Cblmbera of tile CIIJ ol meal _. tho -• oo t11o Tbort aro ,._Yiorll Ob-1Jbnrr -por _. b7 1-. - -1111 -ColloiO -1M VOTE TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3. Newport Boaeh, at ••••• ttme LIIDOll .._ -rcarat-Jo<II>H'' lllliiiOiooiJUiolh-~-. lt'IO, --11711-~ L«cl, • to IIIli "--~ ul-"'"'"
..------------~~"':'-:-::-----, llld place ur aDd tU por-ftl .. ,..._, ActtrWoo at -.. mUll -bot-. aro tnrr .--do.-toocw•---..til ----1 1-told ,.._, no,
C FOR REN T lalerestod ... , _. aDd .. £utl>lalf Put. 1111o straot -pldoU-oot ,.. 1or wnrr ..,.... .., ..,. oat oa1o 11oo -Ill? 1114 illo, -1ru11 a.~ SPA E boo.rd --Part, --· Puk ... Poo-loYOI ol tllo ...... ..-.. !Kl'I'Zt nan It-----~--~·· ... --- -lllo ...........
n il L C.llt llwr., CtM•PI II• DooR. Adltl...,, Soattarr l.uola Puk •W ..._---· '"' 1 ....,toor tor.-~ft'OOC-IIOiollllo'llonl lila, 11 o -loN-,IIo..W 11M - -lor cortlla ~-Bead> Cll7 tome ...-. ,..,.,. u1 .., 11>o tactdll -o1 11oo le)odfoo, ..,.. -10 11o-lillp .,_ u1 111 ,_ u..o. -.__ .... Ia SEE OWNER AT TME ENSIGN PluolncComml.uloo ..-.-... ..,..-, llowport II• .. ~~oo~o, llo..W ala trial, •-1a1 lloft..W!orotu, MllwWIII--.o ., ........... ...,.
Til .. • nHIIl Pwblilll: Oct. n , mo, to -.s ud ....., to t1>o "~ llln 1o , UnoP - -• 1M -·•-Ida, ..,. ---lor occ. o.w..n -... 1..----:..· :.::;::;;;::::;.:::...:.::;;:..:;.;~------' t11o Newport Hartx>r Eootp. Ulima o1 Ulo dl)', aa ........ c.ta11 porlor--•lohl -Good "' -w... Oft, -l t:II-AJ ,...ltutll' Olltl C)IO m
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Dorothy Jo chosen for
achievement award
NcWPQRT HARBOR cN~GN
FIRST SECnON--Page 3
TliURSOAY, OCT. l!l, 19711
GO RONA DEL ~AR, CAU F.
MRS. RO GE R WH ISTLER. fJ «>I/rry photo. I
Deborah Lee Cooper
weds Roger Whistler
O.xotlly Jo (Ura. Harold) ter Sandra na.a oor:ae much of
SnD.IOG or Cotooa del Mar tbe teaching 1Jilb her rnotber
wu aelect.d by the Newport and Don hu be'*' tor muy
Harbor au.tneu a.od Pro-years with the nwnerou.s cotil-
fesskmal Women's Club to be Uou, beld under tbe 111reclion
honored a.s "woma.D otach!eve-of the studio.
ment" at last week-eDd's San ln CalUornt.a. Dorothy Jo ha.s
Oreo district conference 1.n served as president or the Mat-
Palm Sprlop. lonal Assoelalloo of Dance I.Od
Mrs. Swansoo 11 owoer and Atflllated Artists; president o1
operator of the Dorothy Jo the Da.nce Masters of America;
Dtoce Studio lo Corona del and is a member of tile Cec-
Mar. She decided at the age of cbetU CouncU of America,
4, when she saw her flrst bal. wtllch teaches the graded
let, that she wanted to be a method of ballet. She Is also
daDc.e Instructor. She began her a faculty member ot all 3 or-
d.loee training In Gary, Indiana, ganJ.r.aHons aDd has coDducted
at the ap ot 11. teacher training sessions at
On her 16th birthday, she majOr conventions In HawaU,
completed the examinations for Los Angeles, Houston, Chicago,
mf!mbershl,p lo the Chicago As-Boston, N~w York, and San
sociatlon ot f:Qnce Masters. Francisco.
The number she taught and pro-MU SIC GROUP MEETS
seoted was a boys' comtJ.::Iy The Eastbluff Associates of
ballet. Five years later, one the Orange Co unty Phllhar.
of the member s of that group
,
would becom>! her husbaDd. She monic Society greeted prospec-
also served on the association's tive members at a member ship
faculty at the age of 17. Grad-coUee 00 Oct. 28 at the home of MRS. GEORGE H A.ROL D DA. VIS . f I • .,., ' ,,,.,,~, .. 1
uatlng In 3-1/2 years from Hor. Mrs. J.S. Zaleski, 1516 Sand-b b h d
ace MaM high sohoo\lo Gary, castle Drive, Harbor View Bo ,· Co r•'c we to she opened her own dance stu-Hills. Th e hospitality cnalrman,
dlo at age 17, with her mother Mrs. David Dutf, was assisted G H ld as bus\oess manager aod pia-~rs~G;u~~~. Eog\aod and eorge a ro Do vis
ni~rothy Jo was mar ried in Mrs. RodneyJones,chalrman Geor~ 1'-rold "'''"orr .... _
01 the SOC '"\ Sided "' .,~ 14 v,. "" '""' 'Jwu 'OU!>ITL~· tJ j tl il" ~:Hie, 1937 to Harold Swanson, and as .a es, pre <u. tin took Miss Bobb1 Lyrm Mls!) ~ r4 n lV;r1 of Ve ntura th~y became ..... rentsofadau...,-the meeting. Her om cers are: Can clt of Costa. Mes.a •s tns .--"'" Mmes. John E. Arens, Rich-<~.nd M ·s~K,u,, lth,JSf>) of Costa.
About that boulder
in your eye
"Got something in my eye,"
the: customer scud. "f-eels
like a boulder. How about taktnl 11 out?" He
was hurttnj!: and wanted tw:Jp rtw:n and thtre. The
pharmacist remembered heann11 about anosl'lcr
man wh~ "somethma" turned out lo be a stc:cl
splinter embedded m h1s eyeball. He advJ~d him
to see h1s phystctan. Prompt surgery saved has
si&ht . So, wt:'re careful. And tf we o;.ecm overly
cautiOUS sometimes. remember-we 're pharma-
cists, not ph)'$tetans. We work .. ah doctors, dis·
peMing tht drugs and mediCallons they prncribe.
But we don't practiCe med~emc:.
Christensen Pharmacy
81 E. COAS1' lrfLIT .. coao•A D&l. I&U
OIUOLE J-2$50
ter. Sandra, and a son, Don. G J Lo J h bridt-in .t dout.le rtng cere-Mto.':id., wt;or t!Jur11r,tlJ~t·!>·::.n 1 .. 1ds.
A doub le rlng ceremony at ed her mantilla veil She car a.rd rabow, ohn see, o n Sa ::::;;;::;;:;;;:;:;:;::;:;;;:;;;:;;;~;;;;;: . · -In 1948 the HQ.rolr1 S·.vansoos Tooker, and David Duff, aoo mony ttlr<1ay a!ternoost, Oc.t. T• ..... ,TI.iVIIO''> l"r·--tls , M•.
the First Baptl91: Church of rted a cascade of White arx:l moved 1~ CaUfornla and in J h G p tbl Pta 24, at St. Joacttilll's Ca.tholll· o.nJ \1r '>. r,.\', ··o~Vl!. of r J.!-Costa Mesa on Saturday after-yellow muilid.ture roses and ' 1'sep · e g. ns were Church. The Rev. Dono~.ld Krtbs noon, Oct, 17, united in mar-st phanotis 1~49 oper.ed a new dance stu-formuLated for a progressive otllclated.
riage Miss Deborah Lee Coop-~ttesvHng. the bn de <t.S maid dlo ln Corona del Mar· Daugh-dinner· The br ide, daughter '>f Mr .
er aOO Roger Dean Whistler. ot IW>oor was Miss M&rsha v I I 0 d h I .tnd Mr s. •blrew J. C d.f!t:k
Dr. Paul G. Neumann, church Langdon .of f~untaln Valley. 0 un eers a1 sc 00 of 300 Esther St., Costa ~l.•sa. 4,14 •
pastor, conducted the ce re -Br idesmaids wcluded Mrs . was gJVen tn marn .. ge b} her .\t u,. r.-· »ptton J.t IIi€-1:!.!.1 -
,rd.l'i, "'•·t•· ;;I • .... r,s tvr Uu? •·re-
UJHtl;• d' IJ. ~lit< ()[II\ I!VIfig
Q.tilol~4f··'tt ;I ILw ou~lt!. l,tl -
ben {Jd i l of r h.u .. tu/1, 'd 1 -
mony. Mary Lou Was!f.o of Balboa, A new vohmleer group for lor , ls a board member of the b.t11er. She wor e a while r:ltil· l.to.i P.avtl!ou lodow.r •. ,:h~·ere-
The bride is the daughter Mi ss Sue Jackson Qf lrvlne Mardan School of Educational Ora.nge County Chapter of the ton gow ·1 em~rolder~.:d tn ve01, £-:~oou:., \\r ,. .s.n 1, re· "'IVed
of Mr. and Mrs. George Paul and Miss Kris Moore of Costa Therapy Is Las Almas de Mar-Nat tonal Foundatlon -V.o;, ~ch or lace at the hlgtl oeck .tml t.oandfo(l , •t••::.ls tn .. t>{<tl(t' r•-pe •lress
Cooper, 4518 Wayne Rd., Cameo Mesa. They were dressed alike dan. Dimes. She was past _ pr es!-ctills. The empire ~alst wa s 111u1 .. r;r >oi ~c of J.Utu11,11 ol-
HtgtllaOOs. The groom'sparents in gowns of beige lace with Mrs. Norman Watson of /lie~-dlent of Jthe .calilwor~ .f.edcerabs-banded in sa.tm, WhiCh le i\ to or ::.. flol· .:t•>'l l•. ~ u,utJ,tr ~~o·ore
are Mr. and Mrs . Robert Wh\s-brov.·n v .. tvet trim aOO carried 1 Be h h d th 1 ton of uruor omens lu a "'""ei len~h tr·>•n at th" -por ac ea s e suwor 1 . ed th c 1U . ...._ "' .. ..-J. po· •• ,..J,_,r t.tue enscm'•lt· 1111 th
tier or Costa Mesa. bouquets of golden ~urns. Go!-i;tfoup, dedicated to providing an· rec~1v e a or rua b:c k. She earned "bouquet of 4 n or• hi'~, or~~t->. Tl•E: IJCII!e's
Mr. Cooper gave his daughter den mums and gladtotl also a-t la IU f stud t t Governor s award foroutstand-wtlite numl:.> aOO llab)'s breath ·ou::.w. ':>t··~hant ..: 11.,1" ( ruz,
in marri.age, The formal wed-dorned the church :c~i r~h p~ io~t yens t a-ing serv1ce in the field or men-centered with talisman roses
ding ""wn of white sattn-backed Serving the gr~m were Fred ; n~ ei c yi o.~~gs e~s tal health. She is a founding Attending her were M'ss.Sut:
cr ep:¥ was made In princess Whistler ~oom's brother as haom ,ow-ninco~elftt!llllti es ~~ member of the South Coast Wa sser man of Costil ·M~Si:l 45
best rnaO and Steve King · Ed ,.'en e,ar nthg cu 1 es. , Child Guidance Clirur:, member rn ·J Jd of honor· Mr s l:iob !Javb style with attached train. The ' ne rom e organ :r.a.t10n s f Or c t C • · · dr ess was trimmed with rose Wasko and [}.:~.ve Sobolewski as benefit projects . ~ th.e P~ge · o~ Y ompre· of Orange, the groom's sister-
point lace. The same lace baM-ushers. enslve nnmg ommlss on, In-law; Mi ss Bar::.&r.t. Wasser-r"""";;;';;'""""""~""""';'l following the ceremony, a Charter members asslsting Orange County M ~ntal Health man of Costa MeSJ, and Miss
reception washeldattheCooper Mrs. Watson include Mm·~s. Assoc~ation alld Harbor Area Debbie Donn:, her coustn rrorn TIDE .,.-Q.. residence. Stuart Wilson, Garth Berge-Coor dinating Council. Ventura, as bridesmaids.
Ofllce lu~~.V G,. The bride graduated from son, Hal Lehman, Nigel Baile)·, Individuals Interested in All of the b:lda.t .stte nd.l.nts
Otiol,.. 2-1 l" ..r~ Corona del Mar high school and RichUd Cramm, Roy Olson, member ship with Las Almast:le wore pale orange satin pea.u
..S."P attended Orange Coast college. Donald Strauss, Nancy Sayrt Ma.rdao may contact Mrs. W·it-de sole with empire waistlines
.:~.Uto!•d•'<l !),£-,.1.1est Look.
Tl1£' Ot_>'l' ~!r -,. iltVlS b J.
~rr .. J iwli· uf :-,t'.,.1JU rl l! .• rt;or
lll:..1i :>1 Jo(J(Jl .afi'J ts .ats~nrltng
IJr..rt ... ••L.:il ul!t:f:(•, Her
liU!>I•J.Il•! ,J'.tdli41to-d IrOn• U \\o.
dt.'IW lit~·J, ::>• l!OQI <1111[ IS .tbOJ.!-
I t'll'illl~ !.)(-, • \ft er J r.one~.
m· )11 Ill San r r . .trll'I S•o the~
""'II! rT<lkf' thetr 11om~: m Costa
\lto'W .
... -,. .. trom Co$ta Mesa high scbOol ter W:aUe, Enn Prichard, Nick Mardao SchOol, located at ca~rled oosegays l.n taU color s. ·-~-~~~--------------e~JlJ~!".:.c,~' ... , II Her oew husband graduatLd Foer ster, Robert Moore, Wal-son at 540-4113. baoded in brown velvet. The}
and also atteDded Orange Coast Ze1Der, R·>bert Paley, Mel 695 W. 19th St., Costa M·tsa, 800 o.-.vls was IU.s brother's
College belore transferring to Rtchley a.Dd Harrt:IOft S!!arpe. Is lor th_e sole purpose oflden-best man. A=->jte r brother, Bill
CaWornia State College to Fui-Mrs. Watson, wile or the Wylng and helplngchtldren with Davis, came from :algan, Al-
lerton, where he ts oow at-Orange C~ College cllancet-learning dlsablUties. berta., c anada, to serve as an
'
____, tending, usher . The bride's brother,
JllliBO'S
FAMILY COFFEE SHOP
DINNERS
00
BREAKFASTS
FOR THE PRICE OF
0 E
WITH THIS COUPON
GOOD THRU WED., HOV . •
OPEN 24 HOURS
t'SDER \'FII' 'tl .o\\'o\GE'IIE\'T
3050 E-COAST HIGHWAY
'nul's ~l o wers nnd gi fts
lOll Newport I TU. Th I I U Ed Ch h N Newport leacb e coupe wtl ve on ge-r ews J.J.:k Carlch,wasanother usher, L~==========~w=a~t:er~. ~D:r .~l~n~Ba:lboa:~· ---, U c with a trleOO of the groom, ;~~~!ii!~~~~::~;:::::~~·;:J~N~--~~~~~·~CDW~:_:=~!!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Dans of
The Lutheran Church of the St. Andrellf's PI esbyterian
03 <fom~edy Frederilt'• Florit.t~
Flowers for a II oc cas1 o ns
WE 'IPP.C tAI.I ZF: IN PARTIF'\ AND WFO/JING \'
Free estimote1 • Deli ¥ery Ser¥i ee
OPEN SEVEN DAYS -6·U-8990
2626 E. COAST HWY ., ~ COROH;. DEL ;~;.R,
MARINERS CHURCH
Master, 2900 Pac lfk V~ew Jl', Church, SOO St. Ant~~,.,.·s Rd.,
Harbor VIew Hills--The Lc~d's Cliff Haven--'' lt.:l:>ktng into the
'i'.J)per will be offered at both eyes of tomorrow" Is tile ser-
!IH> 1 .. tJ •· l,m,Sundayser-m nthemeofDr.Ctlarles Oter -
vlces. 0·:. W,lliam Eller will e.1~\e l J for the'S, 9:30 and 11
bring a message on "T ·•e sec-a.m. S·al.t; 'i"!O'~tces . New
ret of happiness." Th~ ienior members will be r e..:eiVed a.t
high Luther League will m'?•~< 9:30 and 11 .:1..m.
at 1 :• n. 'n preparation for •
their conl !m,.' :.~f servke of St. Mlcflael's a,!)ol \,· ~~.b~ls'
worship, Episcopal Ch urch, 3233 P~:,flc
citrlst.~n Sden:e Cnurches View Dr ., HariXlr View riills--
--The Importance 0~ n.l~IO'IS Communion will be relebrated
as ..veil as Individuals b~ing at both the 8 and 9:30 a.m.
JU >I and rlgtlt will be empha-Sunday service5. Tue sermon
stzed In S.J Y.lay's lesson ser-topic or the Rev. John R l~rs
m•ln on "E..-erlastlng punish-Davis will be "Stewar~shtp ." •
D Gl O'N 1 I t Talbot Theoto,.cat ment." Serv1ces 'l;e _.• 9.15 r. eM ea , pro essor a T 1~ Lutheran Church Women
Seminary, La Mirada, Is the pulpit minister tor the .;.nd ll a.m. In Newport Ew.acll, of tM Lo~heran Chunh of the
10 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. Sunday services. The Rev. 11 a.m. In Costa Mesa, and at Master, Ha:ixlr View Hills, are
Wllu A t I h h t nd t va.ilabte lO Lm. In Harbor View Hllls. am c on s c urc pas or a s a • • • planning a l>tdet aoo baz.a.ar to
for vlsltaUon and counseUng. be held Dec. 4 uOOer the tead-
SUNDA y SCHOOL. , , . , . 9:00A.M. Newport Unity Church, meet-ershl.p of Mrs. Ann True, with
WORSHIP SERVICE.,.,. 10:00 A.M. lng at 15th St. and Irvine Ave., M•·s. Norlne Ar-Id as assist-
( ?()()PM ClltfHaven--TheRev.Loren '"' EVENINGSERVI E .•••. : · • t H • ade C"-Istmasmns FUcldnger will preach on the ao.. ~ lu-m '" &"
2200 E. COAST HWY., CORO toi A DEL MAR topic, "Your lmagtngseU,"at ud bak~ orJOOies and other ~::::::::~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ltloialndlillll'llsi'l'mli.lswx~alllly,l.llllyl,lte11u1e1m1"1·1·:1•1t1oe11·,1·•1,1•t1•1·
•
gPookSALE
THURSDAY -FRIDAY -SATURDAY
OCTOBER 29-30-31
BARGAINS
SO SPOOKY
THEY EVEN
SCARE US!
TABL ~S OF BAR GAINS FOR MEN AND WOMEN
VALUES UP TO S2S 00 REDUCED TO
99t r S199 r S299 r S]99 r S499 r SS99
LADIES:
MEN 'S:
BIG SELECTIONS OF
PANTS, SK IRTS, J ACI(ETS, DR USE$, Sl-IP$ AN D HOSIER Y.
110 !ROll SLACKS, KNIT SI'OR TSHIRTS, SW U T!RS,
AHD !>I AHY MORE •• - -COli! AHD SUI
JOE DUFFY
--Candidate f or School Board
NEWPORT -MESA UNIFIED SCHOOL OISTRIC'T
v STRAIGHT fORWARD
COMMUNICATIONS
v HONESTY
INTEGRITY
y A. lA ...... T 1 ORANGE COUN T Y -II YEARS, HARBOR AREA -8 YEARS
Y IDUCATIIOIII BUSINESS AOMIN\STRATION -MAJOR (PHOENIX COLLEGE)
yaus•• .. s LITTON SYSTEMS, INC. ,S ENIOR PROGRAM A DMINISTRATOR)
BALTIMORE ORIOLES (PROFESSIONAL BASEBALL)
y COMM ... ITT ACTIVITIIISI
H ARBOR AREA YOUTH BASEBALL PROGRAM,
MEMB ER OF' PARENT TEACHERS ASS'N,
MEMBER OF' ATHLETIC BOOSTER CLUB . COST A M ESA HIGH SQiOOL
fAMaTa
(MRS.) CAROL OUF'F'Y, (HOUSEWIFE &STUDEN T ORANGE COAST COLLEGE)
MAR K , 14 -FRESHMAN , COSTA MESA HIGH S 0100L
DANA, II -SIXTH GRADE, COLLEGE PARK SOiOOL
MAUt lace.r-• rea~tect fer_ .... ~. ••••'-llae .......... _, .....
VOTE-JOB
TUES -NOVfllfl 1970
... n.. ......... , • .,_ ••• , •• ., ............ 21 ..... , ... ....
•
MiK~ THOMPSON, No. 31, Is takJng a ha.nd..ort from Job Pululd on t!MI H.ubot 8 yard
UDe ln the Znd hal! of the L..oara-tlirbor aoph pme. Mike went all the *~Y to the Loara
40 on a 52 yud specta :utar, the longest run from :~crlm•n:t~ In the game. No. 71 Is Erl
Htg.:lns, and No. 23 at the right Is Russell Wt•J1 .. Loara edged Harbor '1-0. (Vtc 0!~\lelt
photo.)
A 'must' for the Colts
UCTIOH 1, , A.Gt
OCTOU!R 2t, 1t70
Tile Pee Wee Colts, still KPlned 14, 19 a.M9yardsoBthls of his better days :~.t quarter-
in tile Braniff League Htle ma.r ch; Hunter raced tor 15 ln back. He combined with lUck
ptctu.re, wlll travel to Stanton the sam ~ series. Nute In the l si quarter on a 1 _____ V:.:;I C;_~O~P:.,:A~L~E;_:K~,..;!-'!''~O~R~T~S~f;!D~t ~T~O~R!.._ __ ...J
MIKE ADAMS, No. 24, Is off on a ;nxer sweep In the t1rst quarter o! thP. :'i~wport Mesa
Commardos' 13-0 "'·~' o·1er the F'ountaln Valley F'alcons. M!ke scored both touchdowns,
O')l! oln 1. >;ard sweep in the ZOO quarter, the other on a 48 yard run In t11e 2n1 1a1r. w~ !'s
father, John Adams, Is a form .. r tN;LA star, whO Later played prol :nil w1th the Rilms,
Chicago ~ars an-J .,., .. ,..York Gt.ants. (Vic Opalek pOOto.J
lor a 1 p.m. Saturday encount-Todd Hunter led the potent 40 ya.rd effort for G points.
er with the sturdy Stanton VI-Colt ollense alter Englehart In tile 2nd quarter Wigmore
a))Jos, who are just a step was injured and r eeled off a found Gary Wil ts open ln the
betlind theNewportMesateam's couple of long touchdown runs end r.one tor a 15 yarder. ln
C!-1 league standings. Coa ch Hon tt1at were nullilled, but he came the 3rd quarter Wigmore picked
Starkman's team has another ba ck with a J.4 yard gallop to ~ a MarUn tumble and sped
··muht wtn" here to stay In as the Cougu l, where BischOff 52 yards tor a TD bringing the
a ccmtendor vvJ his speedy scored again. The PAT !.died scor e to a 19-19 deadlock. The
Colts could be reac hing their aiid the 3rd quarter ended26-6. MuUus came l:t.l.ck In the 4th
peiik right oow, provided a Tht! Colt multl..otfense attack quarter with • touchdown and
Caballos scored
on for 1st time
Chargers are champs! couple of thelr ll.ey backs are r J!ied again In the 4th quarte<, a sa/ety to ed~ the n l1;htlng The Caballos will host the
Ill the line 141. Larr) En~le-with ThOmas, Coshow and Hun-Comanches. Tustin Lions at the Jr. All
h:trt suffered a sprained el-ter carrying the load. Hunter Rick Miller, Geor g1! Ouel-American Midgets' Costa Mesa
bow in the 1st quarter of the pa l'ked It In trom the 5 to make lette, Kirk Munlt and Paul Set-horne field Saturday at 3:30
from Wigmore t;ood for 17 yards
and tht 3rd TD. IUs 2 pointer
made i120-0. Aoother pass from
Wigmore to D'o~ve Gibbs was
good for a. 28 y.uder, mall.ing
It 26-0. Brian Webb picked oft
• La Puente pass and raced 47
yards with the lnterception for
t11e tina! first halt flreworks.
Shil.rp powered his way over for
the successful PAT and .t 34-1
ILa.U time edge.
The Newport Mesa Chargers sw eep in the 4th quarter; Ills
wrapped up their Gettysburg lo ck was good agaitl, and the
League cham;~tonshlp 1n con-score was 49-0. A pass lnter-
vlnclng style Sotur,tay with a n -ptlon by [}o~My Olswang set
63-0 win over the Westrnm-up a pass from QB Terry Pel-
ster Rams. This marked their er son to s\ott.eck Steve CUs-
7th straight win and 7th con-sold from 12 yarrls out, rrnklng
secutive shut-out for U1e to-It 55-0. Dudrtrid~ missed the
cals, whO t.av e riicked up 282 kJck. On a bit of razzle daz-
polnts while ~10: hog the oppo-zit, Peterson 1\anded vfl to
s ltlon scor eless. ~-year-old Mike Tt:re~;.ris, whO
Coach Boll GiltJert's Chai-passed to Bill Halford for 12
gers will tll¥1 out how good yanls am anothe r T/!, Dud -
they are or flow bad their ·op-r1r ldge's boom er wa s gOOd,
ponents tuve ~n when they 63-0,
tangle wltll the Stanton Lobos, Our1drldge t limoxl"!l a t!lg da y
whO nave been mopping up the tor the Newport Mesa super
Erie league In the same la sh-team . Tile CIW'I(ers clinched
ion that the Ct.arger s h.avedec l-their lst league Utle. Uuddrldge
m.tte<l their r..oettysbur g league set oew records willl l1is 1st
foes. The (har~:ers will meet field KQal ever recorde<J In the
the CorDell teague champs at Jr. Pee Wee dlvlslon, .tnd he
Westminster In the Jr, Pee. personally accounted for 21
Wee quarter finals at 5:30 p.m. polnts hlmseU with the 2touch-
S.:.turday, Nov. 7. downs, lhe field goa.l otflll 6 out
The Chargers had a real of 8 conversions. ConvHSJOns
l!etd day lit their Costa Mesa get 2 points In the Jr . Pee
home field last Saturday. Fir st Wee bracket Inasmuch ii.S they
quarter action ~w Dan Dud-are being booted Ly 75 and
drtrlge cap a sustalnerl rlrlve 85 pound athletes.
with a 1 -~ar•J plun1.,re for the
TO il..llli IllS k.lck Wii.S lfOOll for The lOMMA:-;tJ(.JS wer t <tel-
till! 2 points and It was 8-0. tln~ a record of th<>lr own
Kirk. Langdale tJr oke througt1 Saturday when tlrey helrl the
the R;un defense on .t.43yotro1er F'ountalll Valley Falcons wltll-
a.nd llurlrtrldi!;e <:onvertett to o·Jt a l s t down for 2 quarters,
mLke 11 1&-0. ..vt11CII math: It I !:I consecutlv p
A highllgflt of the l s i quae-quarters during whi ch the tough
tH w;a s a l ~ yarrl gietrt goJ.l llttle defender s blanket:! the!;
by the 1'J pourvl, Jl.year-olrl opponents m lst downs. The
UuddtidKe, toostlnl( the scor e string started in the 4th quar -
to 19-0. The lltt~ "1Joon1er " ter ot theOra.nge C<lrrtlnalgame
booted 4 coosecutlVe PATs <41¥J Sept. 19. Their vJcUrn sinc hxll!l1
a field ~I befor~ he missed the Tri-City Hawks, Placentia
his ~th to In the 3rrt quar-Barracudas, t11e Hunlinl(ton
ter . ~each 49er s .arwl the undefeated
Ser·ond quarter ao:t1on saw Tustin Rams who are leading
Terry Peter son tntercf:pt • JH."''> the B~it ll.nell ie.agu~.
!rom his de fensive linet.r..c ker Mike Adam s prnv lrJed the of-
position anrt return It 80 )l oJ.rdh fenstve ~rk for C.oach BOO
for 6 po1nts , lmdd r ldl(e's klr.lr. M lrlln's l.omruil..lldos wt10 de-was~. Scot <•: 21-0. reate<! the J.alcons 13~0.Adams
Thlrt1 f)uarter ar tlon started Wf!n t ov~r from 2 yards out In
with Peterson harvHn~t rJJt to Itt{: 2nd ~uarter .. n er a pass
Dave Mllllr:ii, WIICI pa ssf-'0! to mte r!erence r:all gave them
Steve r llssolrl, The play r·ov -;'l.lSSt:ssloll on tht' falcon S.
eri!(J 42 ~ards for a Til. UtJII-The score r:arne wlttr 2 minutes
rtrtrlge m.trl~ his 4th stral~ht left in the nrst half. Adams
~'N'I !fSion <4011 ttu· r:r1.ar~o:-r <; got the 2nt1 TlJ 10 lite 4th qua.r-
1:<1 :'1 ,.r;. ter on an eiploslve 52 yard
Chris Mona han blo•·kf>ll a run, after a hai¥J off fromquar-
Westminst<•r punt later In the terback Matt K...wamun. Eric
3rtl qu;,~,rtr-r tu l{l Ve the 'har-Smith bullf:!fl over for the er-
ge r s I..OSs~ssmn on the Ham tra point and tilt: 13-0 winning
22. llnan Pete St:ored from the margin.
22 on • ~wer swe~ for a CommandO center Mlll.e M·!lio
41 -0 l.ollly . Tile ki •:kwasmlsse1 helped celebrate his lith birth-
by "fJOuiJie {J.'' Uuddrlditt day with somf::' stellar defensive
scored on <a 2:i yard power other outstandlna: plaY-
VOlT LF6
Footballs 695
s
er s lncludef'l Matt Kawamura,
who lr.ad a pass mtercept10n
plus doing a good }Ob at quar-
tert:lack; Torn Rolellt, Kobi Pu-
laski, Tony Ranger, Eric Sm ith,
Scott Miller , Dave ThOmpson,
Kevin Graves, F'rank Venctlk
and Invld Brennan.
Garden Grove Couger game and It 32-G and the 5th league win del sparked the Comaches. p.m. The Uoos, tro~.IUng the
is listed as a probable s tart-tor the sharp looking Colts. • • • Ga rden Grove Knights and Pan-
er. The Colts rushed for 261 The COHONAS wtlllr.avel to tl1ers, Huntington Beach 1m pal-
The Co llscomhinedthelrwell total ycudage, got 80 yards Santa Ana for 01 5 p.m. con-Ol!. and the Ca~llos, ha.ve been ~,.-eared oftense with a s tlney passing and held the tough Cou-tes t s4 turday with the SA Pe4clr.-a formidable foe. Tlielr only
defense lO trample the Ga r -gars to 13Z yards, ers. This will be the season's losses In the tough Mtde:et
den Grove Coug;.us 32-6 last Coach Starkman's team got wind up for both teams league havebeenliythenarrow-
Saturday. outstanding otrensive and de-Coach Doug Dreyer;s squad t!Sl of margins, so Coach AI
Larry Englehart put on a dis-fenslve play trom ScottCoshow, wa s hurting trom several play-Dies will have to have his New-
play of power runntn~ In the 1st Steve Wyatt, Hosey Petie, Jef1 ers IJelng lost due to Injuries pori Mesa team liP tor this
quarter to help give the f"o lts Law, Greg Metc.aU, Jeff Bro-and had the rnlsfortuneof rneet-m&lCh to stay In contention.
• .; 14-0 miirl{l.n. li e scored Hrst ker, Ra lph Kenyon, Doug lng the t'Mo Amer!Cilu league's The local powerhouse en-
The Commah'Jos will flmsh
their regul:u schedule with a-
oother game awil.y this llmt
•~r•inst the Placentia Piranhas
.1! 10 s ... turrl.ay rnornlng.
T
on :. power sweep of 12 yards . Wright and Scott SutherWld. top two team '> on successive gaged in a non-Jeam•e ··ontest
he CAI!DI:"'"AI.S tak1: on the B .. ThO t • • ~~ .. :a" n1as took a pass rom • weeks. Their De l. 17 game last Saturday with La Puente
•
Santa Ana Vacll.ers Satutflay Kyle I:HschOil for the PAT and Tt1e COMANCHES will at-with the undefe-o~.led Orange ml came out with a S0 -1 win.
at ti!K!J raoon In S.tnla Ana , 7 0 I · E I -I I to t '" k R -1!4'·· ag et.:trt power= emp oma .... w the Gar-Ot:kets was a close 13-0 loss This wa s lhe lus t time th•
He gnny IJtll~ first year u • · kl t b 1 78 d ' C It Ga • o ..... e or a ru stng en v rove o s at rden and last week's encounter found Caballos have teen socr"·' .~,
c luiJ "put It 411 together'• tn d · tt Todlll t G Sat da 1r 1 30 h ~ ~
2
y,H sconng e ort. ( un-rove ur Y at the 1: t em on an off <by apinst the on Urls y~.>.r. Th•Y "'' "llled
their 0-6 bh:w.novertheSouth t 1 n nd t h p T t ·~ ~ C er sw ~p e e or t e A . contest a111e Lake school field Garden Grove Lancer s, a per-245 points to their opponents'
oast Mo~.tadon l.ts t Satur&y. The Cougars scort'fl on a 20 on Euclid AvenueattlleOrange-ennia.l power Ill tile Jr. AllAm-1,
With 8 seeonds left In the first yarl1 pass, rna.klng It 14-6. Todd wood Intersection. erlcan circuit. Coach Dreyer's
half, Bob Braunsdorf cau&flt a Bunter :;uvl Brad Thomas a!-The Coma.ches took on the entir e SQ.IJad saw action, con-
pass !rom Doug Payne that terrlited on a sustllnefl dr ive explosive Placentia Marlins 1n Unulng a poUcy where a. II the
covered 55 yarrls !or their to the Cougar l, wher e Bl s-01 free scoring thrlller before boys play, while Garden Grove
FIHST toudrlown. Pa~·ne ran chaff powered his wa.y In tor a dropping a 27-19 duke last Sat-was still utll.lzJng their first
We extra pornt over. Po~.yne 20 6 haU t 1 J Tl da Tl WI had t Ia ~~ru;~~~r:rj ~:~t:rr~~ .=:~~ c -0 -Rime s···· A <OimaRs ur s'· mFAgmorc' Eone :~£~;..~0::~:::~~:~: ~
Bruce Sharp continued his
scoring spree with 2 more 6
pointers and one PAT to bring
hi s season total to 88 points.
lie started the touchdown parade
with a 3-yard scorin~LJ: burst
In tire 1st quarter. Jim Wig-
mor e blasted over from the 7
on a QB keep(!r for the 2nd
marker.
loop; pass-run good for 44 yar<is Lan, Chris Hall, Keith Perez,
<~.ftt!r Pd;·ne took " p1tf'/J-out Do Do front QB Boll Pea.n:tl. In tile n zler, Gary Gulsness,
4th quarter, Pearch passe-1 tu CRUCIAL TEST =.s:::r~:y,P~IL~~=~:~~
Brian Va.n Hoosen for a 32-yard
sconng strike.
Cardin:.~.! stand-outs for thetr Th~> Bat...:.tn lea ~;ue cham JJion~
b1g g;,~me lnclurle<J .John Gafl'l.:i, stlip will IJt o~.t st.ak(· S.dut~lay
Andy lie<l.ver, J.nnk S~:tldefer, when tlte Corsairs entertain the
Jerr y Wyatt, Tf!(l Maes, tr.:~vl s Plo:tf.~Utl.t-Yorlt.i. Llntla Sting~
Jones anrt E•Jdle Walters. rays at Costa M"'sa. Both tr>ams
• • are unr!£.-!eatl!!l, wtll r;O<A t:hed
Pat Shaghnessy took a pass
The COUGARS will end their awl at fuU streu~{lh ftJr the
reguLar home schedule Ly hOst. lit!~ •lecl(hllJ: IO"i'! '!J.sslc.
log the South coast Matadors Compar:dlve scor es wuu lrl ~ve
at IJ:30 Satur1iay morning, Sev -the Stwgra.ys a sll1!;11t edge, un.
er.al Invitational bowl games less the Corsairs can tighten
are bemg considert.'fl by Coach -up on thelf pass defense and
es RlciW'fl Suess aM D2ve conla.ln the vls1tors ' outsl.t.nd-
Joh nson. lng passing g:.ame. '-"'rr•t: time
I Tuw 1 T 1m•• 3 T1m•s
20 word• or leu l.lO 2.l0 3.00
21 words to 30 word1 2.00 ,.00 4,00
31 words to«< .. otds 3.00 4.00 5.00
T11e Coug;..r s rlropped a close is 1:30 for the "U.tta.;rl r ru-Eoch w.ord over .0 word• . 05 .10 .15
14 -6 contest las t Saturday to claL" MUSICAL fOil SALI! • lOOK$ 1'011 $ALl
The second haU gave the h.ard
working second unH s some val-
uable playtn~ experience .
Shaughne ssy worked long
enough to score on a 3-yarder .
Jeff Adams went over for the
PAT, mdltlngit42-7.SteveTer~
egi s took otf on a 22-yard
scoring jaunt for the !J.nal Ca~
ballos' score. Shaughness y a-
::a.!!l powered his way over for
U1e final 2 points.
Brian Webb woo the defensive
Uoeman of the week award,
followed by Bruce Sharp and
WCJOo1y Akana. Also shJ nlng oo
defense for the rugged Cabal-
los were Jetr Adams, tne Fer-
raro brothers, Marty and Mike;
Bob Hanley, Tom Beoevenutl
and Hrad Green.
The offec1se dominated the
game with ~65 yards In 45
carries.
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Jot1nson rerr~<~.rked was their throughout the enllr1• !l;.t.me last
best effort of the yl!:l.r . The Salurday and never l('.t.Ve up.
Newport Mes.ii te4 m wa s on the Coaches Jerry Tripp 011KI Bill
1-foot line, but a tou gh Mus-Urown's stra.tegy of tu.ll con~
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SE(X)I!D SECTI~ --Pue I
THURSDAY, OCT. 29, 1970
COR~A PEL MAR, CALl f.
Newport-Mesa
SPORTS SCENE
TARAS VfJU 'I':i reaches high Into the a.lr but can't QuJte
latch on to a pass frorn o\lvio W!:1te In the first quarter of
the Ne·v-.urt tt..rbor.Loara game. At rl(.lt ar"l itJhO Harrison,
No. 77, ·oull.l Tt:rry Albritton, No . 82. (Photo by VIc Q>alek)
Homecoming for
Ernie's Sailors
By VIC OPALEK
GO WITH A WINNER
By llle<tittl As Tax Collutor
ROBERT L "BOB" CITRON
10 y_,.., Orange C.W, Taa ~
111 r. rno-.,. '" 10 fit lor,_ Oftieo
-"' The MOZLEY'S C.W.e1141ttlel
COWBOYS GO FOR TITLE
I BEVERLy LANGSTON I X I
SPORTS ACTION
NEWS
PHOTO
1-Y EAR
OFFICE AN D PR INTING PL"NT : 272t E COAST
CORON A DEL MAR, C AL IFORNIA-92625
FOR YOUR FREE PHOT O,
PLEASE SPECI FY TEA ....
t.t iGM WAV
MAIL IH YOUR SUBSCR IPTION ORDER -OHLY U .OO A YEAR.
'
living room Lions • m
Tbtrt Itt Mou 1D Mra. Sty. ud toot a boll: ride oo the
ut Cltrilt .... 'a Cameo NUt R.IYer 1D Ctatnl Atrlea.
S!ooru 1M1C lOOIIII Tllore are 0.0 ~ 11>e 1u1b 11>01& at 111<1r _.
a1Jo wikltbttlta. 11nft'ea, H· trtp wu a *1 at tbt MOUDt
btu Ud erocorS1lea eatm1 a KIIU'a Sa.farl Club, Nl.ay\lkl.,
lllppopota.rnu. where, oo mOUDtala alapea, a
1'bt ul.mals aU came from beautt.tul coli COIII'H Uu aur-
Alrlca, aod the Cbllstenaena ro\mded by lodp bomtd owlllll1
btouitbt tbem back Yta JUdi by t:a.mous people, locludlllC'ac ..
and yards ot color tllm when tor WUllam Hold eo.. While tbere
they returoed la~ month trom they were entert&lMd by skill ..
a. tour of tbe clark cooUoeot. tul oaU.-e ducers, dressed 10
Startiog witb a Yt.s.tt to Da-naUYe garb wttb the loog Atrt-
kar, which Is bleb on the west can drums.
coast --of Atrtc.a,. the Ctlrts. Because of trouble In the
tensen's went south to the Cape mid-east, the tour lf'OIC>, com ..
lor a vtsJt to Jobanoesbw'g am posed ol L3, was adYised oot to
toured many couotrles up the colli.Lnue tbelr trip Into Emt.
east coast stopping at clUes It ns a tour arra.og9d for
and villages, enjoying exclusive pha.rmictsts and Included Mr.
modern hotels aM primitive a.nd Mrs, Mac Pelletier of Costa
native villages. Mesa as well as the Chris ..
Mr. and Mrs. Christensen tensens ot Corona del Mar,
went on .sa.taris into the wild Most ol the group new hOme
WRAPPING PACKAGES for door prizes for the Nov. 6 interior regions, armed with by way of Rome and New York,
noon luncheon and fashion show of the Nightingale Chapter cameras. They new 50 teet but 3 of them, lnciUdlng Mr.
ln the Hoa.g hospital conference center are Mrs. Clark over renowned VIctoria Falls. and Mr s. Pelletier, conUnued
Somers, at lett, ~ Mrs. Donald Fraser. They are assist-in Nalrobi and there inlerr~ted on into Ethiopia and Egypt,
Jog Mrs. Leorw-d South, ways and means chairman, along lions about to devour their kill. where they picked l4) food pol-LA BOUTiQUE UNIQUE, offering items ranging trom 25~
with Mrs. WUllam Schworer and M ·s. William Langston. They saw Uving:ston's Island soning, lost their luggage and to $15, will be held by the Newport Reach Junior Ebell
Mrs. Mel Morrison is chairman of the Nightingales. Chap-at the top of the falls and had their hotel reservations Club trom 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 12, at the New-
ter members will serve as models, and childr en models stayed at the famous Tree-Ca.Deelled because of Nassar's port Beach Tennis Club, 2601 Eastblutf Dr ., East Bluff.
will be Kim Armstrong, Kathy Kinlock, Kathy Gilbreath, tops Hotel, wtUch Is built 011 death. Shown here transporting some bOutique items ue, from
Shari Goss, Crete Horner and Melonle Lund. Proceeds will stilts among the trees over-Africa has many luxurious left, Mrs. Larry Mitchell of East BluU, ways aod means
go to the hospital building fund. (Jack West photo.) looking a water-hole aod salt modern accommodations as co-chairman; Mrs. James Mura.r of East Blu!t, first vice-
R P k Lick, where many diUerent ani-well as great natw-al beauty, president, and Mr s. Larry Thayer of Harbor View Hills, egg y e C re t1' res ma.ls come. said Mrs. Christensen, who felt education chairman. Workshops were held throughout the
They were scolded for getting that Uganda was one of the sum~er to prepare sale items, according to Mrs. A. L.
rnent. To&y the problem is too close to the wUd elephants prettiest countries and Ngor-Hashngs, ways and means chairman. (Karen Kovach phOtO.) A butret suwer w.1s held
WE'dnesday evening, Oc t. 28, a t
the Irv ine Coast Countq d ub
hOnoring Mrs. Regg) G. Pe1·k,
who is r et1r1ng .J.S secr t!lar}
to John A. V1bert, preslrlt>nl
and general manager of P.l<'ift r·
View Memorial PAfiK.
Mrs . Peck, who was .ilso
ass1stant corporate secretarr
of th€-Park, IS a member of
Exec utives' Sec retaries Inc.;
charter pr esident of ll.t.hi;l
Cflap ter, :-;J.t lon.al ,.;~r~t.1ries
Assn.; a charter member and
director of the women's rl ivi-
sJon of the :-.'ewtJOrt 1-~rloor
Chamber of Com1ne r ce, .JIIlils
on tlu: advisory comn1 Htt-€-for
tht secr eta rial se1en~: .. s of Or-
an~ Coast Jwuor Co l!et!e Ois -
tnct. ·
deer. !Jut she no longer pl.a.ys whi ch have . a. trail near the ongoro one of the greatest G schools exam 1.ned cowgirL Paraa Satan Lodge at Murch!-places to see wildlife and spec-erman
Mrs . Peck, who has lived in son F'al!s, where they visited tacula.r birds.
the 1-Lt.rbor area for the LJ.st 1 Werner Carlson, one of 6
12 years, now lives in fuller-John Rau ,·s 'Ange ' Amer ican principals asked by
ton with her hus iJ.lnd, Volney. the Ger man governm?nt to ob-
She is an active member of the serve their schools and r ecom-
F irst United Methodist Church John M. RauofNewportBeach mend chan~s. ha s returned
of f llllerton and hopes to find was named the Guardian Angel home trom his 3-week tour.
tHne for her favorite charity, of the year by Harbor Key of '·The traditional Ger man ed-
th e ~luscul<tr Dystrophy As - the Chlld Guidance Center of ucation system will undergo a
sociation. Ttle Pec ks also h.ave Orange County at th e 9th annual profound evolutiOnary change
.1 house trailer and plan to see president's reception Tuesday, over the next l Oyears," theDa-
most of our countrv in the next Oct. 27, at the Dover Shores vis middle school principal
few years. · home of Mrs. ~orman Circle. said. "A federal councilofedu-
The award Is given annually cational mi nisters has agreed to
to a citizen who gives of him-encourage the development of a
self to the community aDd the school system similar to the
Child Guidance Center, a low comprehensive modern second-
cost psychiatric clinic for f' a.ry schools In this country."
mot1onally disturbed children As the German school system
and adolescents from preschool now exists, students are divided
to age 17. Into ability gro~s at grade 4
Mr. Rau, Who has lived In and are placed in separate
Af i'r~\;,)·"1 ;:LAVE
attended conferences with gov-
ernment and educational or~
liclals and made 2 on-site
inspections per day of schoolS
In t11e Bonn, Colo gne , Mainz,
Bannover, Celie, Goltlngen,
West Berlin, and Ham')urg
areas.
A brief visit to East Aerlin
h.id a profound emotional ef~
feet on Mr. Carlson. '·We can't
appr e<:iate freedom and und er-
sta.Otl our responslb!Uty tor the
self-discipline and seU-contri~
bution that m.lke freedonl
work," he said, "until we live,
even for a rew hours, in a
country where thedecisions are
vi sibly enfor ced !rom a dic-
tatorial higher author ity."
,\ long-time educator in the
NEWPORT HARBOR EN~ Ill
Flf!ST SECT10fl --.PII!i f
TltURSOAY, OCT. 2!1, 1970
CORONA DEL liAR. CAUF.
~do ___ ... _ ............. _ .. ....
VOTE FOR
Richard
Hanchett
FOR
TRUSTEE
NEWPORT ME SA
UN! FlED SCHOOL
DISTRICT
Fathe r of S chi ldren at all school levels , , . Re-
e ~:J:l.) completed work for bachelor or science degTee
10 engineering ... Fvrmer scoutmaster of Troop
33i, ant:l m'!tit badge counsellor.
• Objectlver, .ts a school trustee: Computerl%ed
LLta s~ stem to provide communication of all students
.ind school perso:-uel and to provide communlcallon
to ;~are uts and school personnel ••. Jmp:em~nt a
pro~ram to increase stu le.1t participation In sports,
m1s:c, student government and other sc~t lctlvi-
rles in order to Improve stuJent pride In the schOOl
and to pro'litle 1 m.•ans for problem dlscuss1oi \n
place of demonstration.
She carne to Padfic V1ew .1!
its wcept1on. on~ of 11er edr l}
memories is of herrling Irvine
cattle o[f the first lawn develop-
Odeg-.l.tes from the liL'ist1an
School at Central Bible (qurch
.ne111iing the 20th annual con -
Vt:lltiO'l of the Californla Asso-
CI.iiiOil .Jr :k 1stian Sc hools in
Long Ber~ in··lOOed F, Arthur
Rltterrath, Betrrly R!tterrath,
Mrs. Ann Hanlon, M1 ;, Ru·1y
F:·ancis and Mrs. Julie Merkle.
this area for 14 year s, Is one bu ildings.
of the founders of the South JOHH M. RAU "This perpetuates the old
Coast Child Guidance Clinic,· soclal class system and wor ks
now known as the Child Guld-College, Pippa Passes, Ken-against the development 'Jf a
ance Center of Oran~ County, tuc:y· 1 d t f Mas-strong democratic country,"
serving as a director for 10 sac:use~t: ~~lt:ee 0~ Tech-Mr. Carlson said.
Harbor Area, Mr. Carlson first ":===================~ taught at Harper School in 1953.,.
lie taught English at Ensign
&.nd Lincoln schOOls tor anum-
ber of years and became an
ad ministrator after r eceiving
hts master's degree from USC
in 1958. He has been principal
at Davts sloce 1968.
''THIS KIND OF MOVIE
A REVIEWER SHOULD
PAY TO SEE!" -·• r-,•
• SECOND FEATURE'
.....,._.,, IABRIKII POIIII -"
011111 CO RS I Of"n Nithtly If 6:4.5 p.m.
Elliott Gould
lsauperbl"
-·~ liiT CO.OII sua. .....,.;lei=
years and as a president for 1 1 1 3 d But he thinks without a doubt
-4 years. He has been a dlrec.~ sino 0~~ ... recel v ~~ .... ~1 egrees that Germany will adopt a sys ·t--~ Anaheim United p...... mu_..eous Y, ....... ....., onas to -
-\A we ....... Tau Beta Pt, Etta Kappa Nu tern more nearly like the one
¥eolal HealUl Association of and Sigma Xi. He-ls president 1n the Ualted States. •·Germa.ny
09range County, Orange County a.nd technical director of David is committed to development,'' llilharmonic Society, Holy Famtly Adoption Society Sal Industries In Santa .tea. He he said, ''and the government
boa PenJnsula Point Assn-was awarded the UCl certttl-r ealizes that for the old socl.al
Comprehensive Health Pl.annin·~ cate ot appreciatJon, which has cla.ss system to break down, the
Assocl.atioo of Oran e County been given 4 Urnes. children must be brought under
Orange County c ou!cil of th~ Past recipients or the Guard-one root and then p_laced 1n
Navy League of the United ian Angel award lnciOOe 0. W. c la.sses_ tBsed on aballt:: and
States and Friends of UC I and Richard, Walter Burroughs, moUvataon, lf necessary,
as a 'trustee of Alice Llo)·d Richard, Walter Burroughs, The American educators at-
Harry Babbitt, Andy Oevtoe, tended many ~ra J*rfor-
Dr. Tom Robinson, Dr. Daniel mances and concerts, in ad -
G. Ald rich Jr., Arthur Me-dillon to visiting museums am
Kenzie, and Robert K Weed. <i.l"t galleries, and they also
LEGAL NOTICE
NOT ICE OF PUBLIC HEARfNG
RE : PROPOSED U1'1LITY
DISTR ICT NO. 1
~OTICE IS HEREBY GIVE~
that on Monday, November 9,
1970, at the hour or '1:30 p.m.
in the Councll Chambers of
the C1ty Hall of the City of
:-lewport Beach, locate'd at 3300
Wes t Newpor t Boulevard, ."Jew-
port Beach, County of Orange,
State of CalilornJa, the City
Council will hold a public hear-
ing for the purpose of deter m-
ining whe the r the public neces-
sity, health, safety, or welfare
requires the removal of poles,
over head wires, and associated
structures, and the underground
installation of wires a.nd fa-
dUties lor supplying electric,
communJcaUon, or similar or
associated service In that area
of the City designated as
TV testing is set up
T ~·~ worl~'s fir st in home
telev ision preview testing site
will shortly be made ava.i lable
to Hollywood's video producers
• . . and at oo cost. The an-
oounc€-ment comes from devel-
oper Gerson Baka.r, whose fl.r m
is installing a mini TV studio
.and closed circuit facility to
pipe special shows Into the
1,300 units of the $18 mi l-
lion Park Newport apartment
com;~lex ln Newport Beach.
Tenants wUl be able to r e-
LEGAL NOTICE --------'-'--
ceive the closed circuit broad-
casts on their own sets. ln ad-
dition to availing the 1,300-unlt
"network" to test oriented pro-
ducers or advertiser s, Park
Newport also will or iginate ten-
ant-produced shows, Including
pantomime and game programs,
a.nd plans to make the fa cilities
available to wUversity gr oup s
seeking a television vlewlng
audience for student prc.oduc-
tions.
011e of the apartments Into
which produCers will be pip-
ing their test shows at Park
Newport is the town house be-
longing to the complex's !irst
tenant, screen star Raquel
Welch.
.....
RENE (MRS. JOHN) DAVIS, In
authentic garb of the early 20's,
served as social chairman in
c harge of the "roaring 20's"
party held Oct. 17 at the Lido
Isle clubhOuse by the LI~o Isle
Yacht Club. She was assisted
by committee members Nancy UNDERGROUND UTILITY
DISTRICT NO. 1 MARY AHOERSO~ DIES Hayes, Dottie Hewitt, Joanna
For further Information, ref-
erence Is hereby made to the
map showing the boundaries of
the proposed Ullderground l.lt-
Ulty District No. l designated
as Drawing No. M-5138-S, da.
ted October 28, 1970, which Is
on file ln the om.ce of the City
Clerk., located In the City HalL
Mrs. Mary Anna Anderson, Baker, Dorothy Taylor, Jo Gll-
67, of 333 Bay St., Costa c hrist and Ruth Pellam, (Wa.lly
Mesa, died Oct. 20 at River-Gerhar dt photo.)
view Hospital in Santa Ana. JONES A~T SHOWN
She was born May 29, liOJ,
In Alabama and came to Or. Barrie Weston Jones wtll be
ange Co unty 30 years ago. Fwt-exhibiting art work beginning
en.: :;9rvices wer e held Oct. Nov· 2 tn Mariners Savings
24 at Bell~BroaJ..-:A.y Chapel, In. and Loan Association, 1515
ter ment was at HarbJr Re>st Westclltf Drive in Newport
Cemeter y. Beach.
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"" ... c... ""'"' c ..... 4el ••
IF YDL' WAii/T A CTION
HERE IT lSI
TWO Bl G MOVIES
FOR EVERYOH E
ht. Show Storts 7 PM
(OOt""-'-Ut Show
Silt. from 5. Sun. from 2
IAIGAtN MATINEE
Enry w.4. 1 rM
Notice Is further giveo tl\at
the total estimated cost of the
proposed work Is $34,000.00
and that the Southern CaW or-
o1a. Edlsoo Company proposes tc.
contribute $ZO,OOO.OO; the Pa-
clttc TelepDone and Telegraph
Compaoy proposes to contrlbti.e
$8,000,00; aDd Ute bala.nce o1
$6,000.00 for the converstor
trom overhead service to Wl·
dergrOUD:i service on their owo
properties will be the obliga-
tion of lodtvldual property own-
ers .
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the City Council of the Cit y
of Newport Beach wlll hOld a
publlc hearing regarding appeal
of Rolly Pula.ski, for Mr . and
Mr s. Eraest Neufeld, from the
de cision of the PlaMing Com-
mission denying Zoning Amend-
ment No. Z'70 requesting to a-
mend a portion of Dtstr ictlng
Map No. 11 from a C-1 to a
C-2 District, and Use Permit
Application No. 1487 request-
ing approval of a forty-four
unit apartment building with
88 on-stte parldng spaces; the
building to be seven stories in
helgtlt, toclOO!ng two levels of
puking, with addUlona.t mech-
anical equtpmeot space on the
root ; overaU helgtlt to be sixty-
three feet to the roof of the
main building and seventy-two
feet overall; Lots 9 through
16, Bkx:k. 8, Ba.lboa Trad, lo-
cated at &00-6U East Oceall
Front, oo the oortherly side of
East Ocean Front, betw&eo
Palm Street and Washinctoo
Street.
LAMP LIGHT 1~
A.ay persoos Interested In,
or cnrrllDg, property withlo the
PI'OI>OSed ~grouod Uttllty
District No. 1 may rue with
the CJty Clerk, prtor to the
Ume fixed for tbe hearlDL -.z'lt·
ten protest& or objt(::UooJ 10
tht ezttot ot Ule propoMCI diJ.
tritl or to the proposed work
or l~ro .. rntd &ad ma.J Prt·
sent 'trbtJ prottltl at AJd
heulll(.
LA liRA LAGICil, City Clerk
of t1>e Cll7 at N_..l S.ch,
C&Uionla.
Pllblllb' Oct. Zl, 11'10, Ill
1b11 Nnport -Eulp.
NOTICE IS HEREBY FUR .
THER G(VEN UW the saldpub-
Uc hearlDC "Ul be be&d oo the
9th day of November, 1910, at
tbt hour of 7:30 P.M. in tlM
CoUDCU Ct».mber ot tbe Cit}
Hall ot 111e City ot Newport
S.ch, CaWonla, at wblcb
time aDd plaet uy ltld aU
ptrl005 tnt•uttd may appeu
aod be h-d ll>tnoo.
t.ura L&CIOI
Ct17 Clork
City ot Nnpott 9eocb
Pllbllll" Oct. 19, 11'10, Ia
lbll "'"""" -lllllp.
CELEBRATES
26 YEARS IN CORONA DEL MAR
20"1o OFF EVERYTHING IN STOCK
SOME MERCHANDISE % PRICE
Sale starts Monday, Nov. 2
673-3915
2443 I. COAST HWT., CORONA DIL MAR
Tl-1~1<1:': W:\..~. RE I'IOW'DS and ldttens and gypsies at the
airport and Bayside ottlces of Newport National Bank this
Friday, Oo~t. 30, In observaoce ot Hallow~n. There wUI
be a contest at each oUlce to see which employees are
w'JU'iDIC the most or iginal costumes. Special refreshments
wlll be ser ved dW'iDA the day.
Newcomers at Hoag
• • MONDAY, OCT, 19 MONDAY, OCT, 12 Glr J •• Mr , and Mrs. John Me. Boy-.Dr. and Mrs. Giles Al-
Uson, 2571 Bay shore Dr., Bay
Shores.
Gl.rl--Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Stelntweg. 1786 "B" Rogers
Pt., Costa Mesa.
Leod, 1570 ~B Coria.nder, Costa
Mesa.
Boy-·Mr. aoo Mrs. William
Baker, 18051 Mann St., lrvlne.
Boy--Mr. aoo Mrs . Ronald
Shaver , 1920-A Wallace, Costa
Mesa.
NEWPORT ~ARBOR ENg~
A RST SECTION --P!j! 7
Real
EXCLUSIVE
o ~ BEDROOMS o FAMILY ROOM o 3 BATHS
o SO-FT. LOT o
$89,500
THURSDAY, OCT. 29, 1970
CORONA DEL MAR CALl F. Newport Beach Balboa
Balboa 1Jand (o$ta Mesa
Lido Isle Corona del Mar
Ramona Invites You
To View
THE HOME
~-of the llwy. t:di\1 , 4 Br. 3 ba for only
$47.500. This house does need hxing up. How-
ever. beamed ceilings, stone fireplace, ex·
tens1v e panel ing & a sunny patio create woo·
derful opportunilles for the imal!ination.
.\ NEW HmiE
<~round breaking November 1st. Spat tous 1
:-.tory, 4 br .. J ba. home to the cla~s•c .Shore-
diHS are~ of Corona dtl Mar. Plans on dl5·
pl~ty at L'mque Homes. ~77 000.
UNI()Ut: ti()MI:S
RM I E.state, 675-6000, 2443 [.Coal Hlghwily,
Cot-on• Del Mar, c.difomla 9212$
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R
E
A
L
T
~THIS EASTBLUFF BEAUTY
8 3 BEDROOMS I j BATHS
FORMER MO DEL WITH BEST O F
EVERYTHING
.... MANY E)(CLUSIVE FEATU RES~
I
Boy-.Mr. and Mrs. Thaddeus
Pa.c lor ek, 1425 Serac rest, Har-
bor View Htlls.
• TUESOA Y, OCT. 13
Glrl--Mr. and Mr s. William
Brannick, 3020 Buchanan Way,
Costa Mesa.
Boy --Mr. aoct Mrs. John
Heim, 890 Governor St., Costa ~~~~!::!::!::!:!:!:!:~~!:~~~~~~ Mesa.
• TUESDAY, OC T. 20
Boy--Mr . and Mrs. Nor
Edland, 1195 Boise Way,
Mesa.
MACNAB -IRVINE CORBIN-MARTINjl
c==:=644-7662==:==~J I
Glrl--Mr. and Mrs. Jerry
Petzel, of 1570-D Cor iander,
Costa Mesa.
• THURSDAY, OCT, 15
Boy.-Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
Kosi, 2100 W!ndward Ln., Bay-
cr est.
Boy--Mr. and Mrs . William
Oates, 1715 Pi.a.za del Sur, Bal-
boa.
Girl·-Mr . and Mrs . Ri chard
Eas twood , 219 35Ul St., West
Newport.
Gi..rl-.Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Roberton, 1978 Maple, Costa
Mesa.
• FRIDAY, OCT. 16
Boy •. Mr. and Mrs. Bernar d
King, 187 Yor ktown l..a.ne, Costa
Mesa.
Gl.r •• Mr. and Mrs. Jotm
Helm, 2700 Peter son Pl., Costa
Mesa,
• SATURDAY, OCT. 17
Girl.-Mr. and Mrs. Lau.
ruce Glbul. 11 1 31st St ••
W'est Newpo"tL
. • SUNDAY, OCT. 18
Boy--Mr . and Mrs. John C.
Golding. 547 El Modena, New-
port Heights.
Boy--Mr. and Mr s. James
Glllesple, 3068 Glbralta.r Ave.,
Costa Mesa.
Boy--Mr. and Mrs. Garr y
Tarquinio, 1835 Sher ington PI.,
Nl 03, Newport Helgflts.
Glrl--Mr , and Mrs, Victor
Conortt, 107 14th St., Central
Newport.
Boy--Mr. and Mr s. ·~~~~~ Fo.w:, 899 Darrell, Costa 1'1
Gtrt •• Mr. and Mrs.
Jacobson, 2932-A Pepper
Lane, Costa Mesa.
Boy--Mr . and Mrs. Fm·'"'''l
Ricker, 1355 W, SaXer.
Mesa.
• WEDNESDAY, OCT. 22
Gi.rl--Mr. and Mrs. Ro,nal<l l
Brostedt, 2641 Elden
Costa Mesa.
Girl-·Mr . aoct Mr s.
Hur lburt, 319 Onyx Avenue,
8a !boa Is land.
• THURSDAY, OC T, 22
Glri--Mr. and Mrs.
Tracy, 706 Bison, East
Glrl·-Mr. and Mr s. C ~ules l
Phillips, 831 Victoria,
Mesa.
C.i.rl--Mr . and Mrs.
Croy, 1506 Serenade Terrace,
Irvine Terrace.
Gi.rl--Mr. and Mrs. Wi llia m
Wisener, 2209 American, Costa
Mesa.
Gir l--Mr . aOO Wrs. WUlia.m
Kemp, 5182 Royale Ave.,
Ana •
Boy--Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Sna.dle, 1041 w. Wilson,
Mesa.
Glrl--Mr. and Mrs . Doo~isl
O'Hair , 234 De l Mar,
Mesa. '1Seohl Boy--Mr . and Mrs. "'
Rossi, 3223 Ml chiga.n
Costa Mesa.
Girt-.Mr, and Mrs. Donald!
L. Andersen, 2281
Cir cle, Back Bay.
New owner, new name
Mr. and Mrs. Paul McCan the shop has been rena med
are new owners of Frederick's Paul's Flowers.
Florist in Cor ona del Mar and Mr. McCara has many years
-----------ez:perience In the flor ist busi-Dess.
Of _. ..... ~... He had tlis own shop In Cleve-
• • • ........... land tor 25 years and has been
note associated with other flo rists
In Orange County for the past
By PEC 12 years. Mrs. McCar a tsattoe
arts major a.nd will supervise The Jack Reioer ts of West-, the gift shop area. The Mc.
cUU are getting their pict ures Caras Uve In Laguna With their
back which they took on their
r ecent trip to Europe aM wtU ! d~c:f'ters, Jennifer, 10, and
soon have them or p.nbed in nn e, 5•
"shOwing for m." The Relnerts Mr . McCara Is a lso a pro-
specla llud I.D Portugal and fessional musician having
Swtt land Ulls trip and made played sa..IOPhone with the great
zer Tommy Dor sey band. He Is a return visit to England, where frequently seen now with the
Mrs. R. has severa l aunties band at the Meadowlark Country
and cou~lns. • • Club in Huntington Beach. Dur-
A few more years and the log World War 0 he served
LampUg:ht Shop wlll be an an. wlUl the U.S. Counter loteUi-
Uque Itself. This interior dec-geoce Corps.
orating busi.Dess, wtllcb Is r e-
plete wi th aoUques a.nd other
1nterest.lng home accessories,
was started 26 years aao •••
ooe ot the oklest contloliOUS
bwllnesaes i n Corooa del Mar.
SINGERS TO EHTERTAIH
FOR EXECUTI YES CLUB
Tbe Eac•tves' DiDoer Clti)
ot OriUI&O ec.st .til meet
Tburd.J, Oct. 29, lD tbe Em-
pire Room at the Newporter
tnn. A eoc:lal bour at 8 p.m.
wtU precede tbe Urd dlDDir
ar tbt cwpatgtloo. A mulcal
prolf&ID wtU telhlre IOpfUO
CARL TOH VALENTINE,
AGE 99, SUCCUMBS
Carltoo 0. Va leotioe, 99, ot
465 E. 18th St., Costa Mesa,
died Oct. 23 at Hoa g Ho~ital.
He was bora Oct. 19, 1871,
lo Colloma. aod came to Oralllt!'
County 18 years aao. He bad
beeo a selt..empk)yed com mer.
dal pbotop-apber tor 65 years.
SurTtYou loelude 4 nieces.
Fuoeral sen-Ices were blld Oct.
26 at BeU-II<aadway Chapel
lDtermellt wu at Fatrbl.veo
Memorial Park..
SUAD CUhmu..., ,...,. Az-R. P . WETHIRBEE DIES
tbiU' Rou-J001s. p w s• ot ,.. .. ,_.. ~d-wtU Robert • etberbee, ~,
Syd -.......... N -· 1263 c ...... Dr •• Coota ...... prMido. Bill 1-will loocl died Oct. u 11 Loor Booeo
,. lho plodp ot allors-o. v-...lloei>ttaL Ito wubon
WHICH DO YOU PREFER? AprUZ, lll?,lalllo-eb
.. ... ...... to 0...,. Couo(y 18 "At tiM tnH leDcth rec~!Ytld 7.,., ,..,, Ht wu a utert-
tbl molt •ot•• at the 1.01 aarlan lD Suca Aa for 14 loqtb -_ .. bold by
tb• Tutla AHA Womu's Clab J~W'Oh LDcludt b1J wlli, 11 ,.. Salta Allll EIU Clai>.Tbo
YCJt• colaclcJed wltb tbl r.,.b HutJ; a <iiiiCM•, Ylref.lla.
ola•ticJMipoU."AttMDM" tbe fam1J1 !lome; l.lld a..., .... ra-oc~ by 101 ., .... ,..._ Boo!, ol eo. Moa; ..., ?
{Jebt /Jarntf fGa/ig
pn~Unb
SUNDECK VIEW
f.JIARMING HOME bw!l <nound covered
p:tt10 &. delightful ~arden Pnme area -lf.
vtn e Terrare. 0 11h· ~>4.900
JUST VACATED-WESTCUFF
.\'F:\\'J.Y l.JSTF:D :J bt>droom. 2 bath. fa mll v
nn homP <H·n .... s from p;1rk Perfer 1 lncatJOn
for rhddreo. I J br ary-~toN~ or We.,trhff s hop·
Pf'l ~
BEST BUY IN MESA VERDE
\I·. \I: TIIF: GO! r· f'fll:RSE-on!\· S]3 :')00
:1 f,l'drnom 2 halh· IIIII d•nm;r room or di'n
$.· l.~r·~·r fan11l,1' :·r>om fitl"d lotatiOn. vatanl
Dllb o,.. SotuNoys a -.,.
PETE BARRETT REALTY
1605 WootdHf Dr. N.l.
642-5200
ofinda .!JJ/e
Prestige
Waterfront Homes
CUSTOM 4 TO 7 IEO•OOM HOMIS
fltOM SUS.OOO TO $5011.000
'URNISHID AHD UH,URtiiSHID
ALSO
PRIME BUILDING LOTS
'ROM $35.000 TO $175.000
BILL GRUNDY, .Realtor
l3l 0.... 0. • 5uHw J, N.B. 642-46211
SITVATID OH TIN ACIIIS
SPACIOUS I a 2 IIDtiM. APAITMINTS ,_a Unfvm. ,,_suo
• Plivatc Patios • Fi 1eplaces
• POOLS • IJ Hole Pu ttina Gl een
• Tennis
• Sep&Jate F.,ily SeciJon
• Adj. 10 Scboota 8nd Play1Jound
fOGS.. L .. •. CtN
Reor C.ut Hwy.clo•• .. Fuhieft I
MAR
UNIT VI -33 SOLO
FINER HOMES
ENTERTAIN LAV ISHL Y
and lt\-·e J!:raciously m th!" bcaullful l1ve be<f.
room home. FormaJ d101nc rnom. famtlv
room, large ma~ter :-.UII('. \\.Jl lcd f'Ollr1yard
entry make lhJ s a hutnc nf cft~tmctlon.
S94.SOO
IRVINE TERRACE VIEW
Avocados. slrawberne., .md lu:-h dJ<·honrl rd
cue all part of thrs beautJful 4 bedroom. cu.,-
tom decorated lrvine Terrt~ce home. Fam tiY
room and large s heltered pool. Si7.500. Open
Sat. and Sun. 1:00 • 5·00. Ji21 Galatea.
MACNAB-IRVINE
R .. lty Company
901 Dover Dr., Suite 120 642~1J
1010 Beyslde Drive 47S-l210
Newport BHch
TWO HOUSES ..•. s28,SOOO
one BIG Costa Mesa lot
o 2 BEDROOMS EACH o BUlL T~HS
• SEPARATE GARAGES o HAROWOOD FLOORS
o SEPARATE PATIOS • BEAM CEILIHc;$
Wells-McCardle
Realtors
R•l~l• S1t11ic< Sillc< l'HJ
IIIONPPORT con A 111 ru.
SEMPLE
RESIDENTIA L A..'oJD BL'SI"-IE~S PROPFRTtES
... pQ R l:"i T ERESTED, PROPEHIO.'oJ ~L
CO."iSID f RA.TtO ."i SEE
SEMPLE REAL ESTATE
2S15 E. c ... , H.,.,., c..-• 4 .. Mer
67~2101
NEW TRIPLEX
UPPER BAY
$57,500
347 WOODLAND PLACE, COSTA loiESA
(O.'oJE BLOCK EttST OF lOU & TUSTI"i l
Sewell Construction Co.
642-4905
Ill Ill 'S CLOSEOUT • • •
Be"ouse of credit re jections. we have 9 homes avail·
able that had boon selected by early buyers
• • • Curt Dosh
AE AL TO,_
642-6472 •••·673-3641
1730 W. COAS HWY .
9 HOMES ON CHOICE LOTS
that very in size from 3 -,7 Bedrooms, 3 & 4 baths,
2 & 3 car garages & complete with ell built-ins, basic car-
peting, shake roof & conc,.te driveways -from $33,940.
RANCHO LA CUESTA
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HOSPITAL PLAHS OK'D
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CORONA HIGHLANDS
CHARMER
3 BEDROO"'S OH R-2b LOT, FEE LAHD.
PRI VATE BEAOiES AVAILABLE. 543,500
«8 loiORHIHG CAHYOH ROAD
••••
1021 CLIFF DRIVE
OWNER ANXIOUS, MOVING FR<l'o4 AREA.
3 BEDROOMS, FA'OIL Y ROOM AHD POOL.
PRICE REDUCED $7,000,. $49,500
OOOD TERMS AVAILABLE
••••
BAY FRONT
LARGE MASTER SUITE PLUS THREE
BEDIOOOIS AHD HOBBY ROOM OHLY
$15,111111
CALL US TO SEE A."o'Y OF THESE Pf,'._E PROP ER71FS
lJOX Y. r RAXI<l.IX
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Sales througb tbe Multtple Llat1ng
Service ol tbe Newport Harbor-Co.ta
Weaa Board f1 R ealtor• totaled
onr $54 mWion for tbe TWELVE
mootb8 o1 1 a6a. TbUI repre•eou
1,2a4 unit llale• and a dollar l'alue
Increase of 4% over tbe same period
f1 lut year, Wbieb wu a record year.
List your property wttb a Rllaltor
today.
I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I J I I I
J Cf3eautj{_uL
(;[>oinL yiliew. ••
Whether •t tS the "lap of Lu)(ury" DOtnt of Ytew
you gatn Irving m exclustve Ocwer Shores -or
the unobstructed pomt of vtew reach tng from
the Pacific Ocean to Saddleback Mount atn -
rt 's beauttful. Add -prtYate wh •te sandy
beaches-Newport 's excellent schools-and
you have presti1e livin1. Choose one of the
exquisite $1 00.000 to $190.000 Wells' Bay·
crest homes or select one of the few rematnin&
large homesites in Newport Beach and Ivan
Wells & Sons will build a quality custom home
d esigned for your family. Ready for t he best?
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~EWPORT HARBO R ENg ~
A RST SECTION - -P!i! ~
lltURSOAY, OCT. 2!, 1970
CORONA OEL MAR, CALIF.
by providing ample electricity ... by helping to improve the environment
Etectnc1 ty bnngs us 11ght. keeps food fresh
condrtrons the arr we breathe. and bnngs the
world wrthrn our reach by radro and televrsron
In factones. e\ectrrcrty rs essentral to keep
productron lmes rol!mg W rthout rt. there
would be fewer fObs and less prospe r~ty On
the farm. electrrclly pumps water to rmgate
crops and does every thrng fr om mil k:rn g
cows to coax1ng ch•ckens to lay more eggs
Fortunately. electc!clty rs clean flameless.
J odorless and doesn't create by-products of
combust ron at rts por nt of use
Everythrng man does has sorne effect on
the envrronment and the produc tron and dr s-
trrbutron of electrrcrty are not exceptrons But
1! we faded to supply electnc,ty for the facto·
nes, farms and homes rn the 14-county area
we serve m Central and Southern Ca lr fornra
the 1mpact on all our l1 ves wou ld be devastat·
rng After all. electrrcrty 15 one energy we
cannot do Without
Electricity is vital.
A high standard of llv1n g and electric11y go
hand-m-hand Shut off etectnc1ty and you
shut down plants. computers. rad1os. TV
sets. freezers. hospitals and even sewage
treatment plants
Two of our maJOr goals are to continue to
supply ample and rel,able electricity and to
work to 1mprove the env1ronment w 1th rela -
tion to our generat1ng plants and other fac lll·
t,es We'd l1ke to tell you how we do 11
Water was once the pnmary sou rce of
power used to spm the turb1nes that gener-
ated electnc11y for Central aod Southern
Ca l1f0rn1a To trap fhl? rnelt1ng snows 1n the
H1gh S1erra . Ed1son created the vast B1g
Creek Hydroelectnc Prowct It mea nt open-
Ing up a mountam wilderness and build1ng
a network of dams and power plants Today
'B1g Creek " prov1des e1ectnc11y for hundreds
of thousands of people
If also prov1des a vacat1on parad1se tor the
publiC to en1oy . 1nCIUd1ng campgrounds. SIX
ma JOr man-made lakes. and stream s well·
stocked w1th trout
Moreover. B1g Creek" means flood con -
trol and 1rngat10n water for the farmlands of
the San Joaqu1n Valley below
After most feas1ble hydroelectnc sources
for Ed 1son customers had been tapped
Peaceful use of the atom.
Ed1son turned to foss il-fuel power plants as
a pnmary source for the growing demand
for electnc energy.
Power plants in Southern Cal,fornia have
never been the ma,or contnbutor to a~r pol·
lut10n . but when fuel is burned 1n power
plants . certam by-products of combus11on
are released into the atm osphere Th1s IS true
when burnmg gas or 011 JO power plants gas
m homes. or gasol1ne m autos .
To mm1mize by-products of combust1on
from our power plants. Ed1son has been
work1ng for many years tn many ways. For
example. Ed1son launched extens1ve a~r pol -
lutiOrl research programs over 15 years ag o
We were among the f~rst compames 1n th e
nat1on to act1vate such programs We were
also the first utility 1n Caltforn1a to use a low-
sulfur oil from lndones1a. It's costly. but 11
burns much cleaner.
We have succeeded 1n maktng S1Qn1f1cant
reductions in em1SS1ons from our power
plants. We are work1ng to reduce them even
further.
Nuclear generat ion of electricity has two distinct advantages. It is a clean source of electricity.
and it helps conserve our natural resources. Above, San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station,
near San Clemente. Two additional uni ts are scheduled at this site. Although the plant is a
source of a miniscule amount of radiation. the amount is far below the levels set by I he AE C.
A vacation paradise.
Edison's Big Creek Hydroelectr ic Project, located in the High Sierra in Central California.
supplies electricity and provides a vast recreation area for the public .
We bel1eve generat 1n g electric1ty at
nuclear power plants is another effect1ve way
we can help to improve the environment. In
a nuclear reactor the re IS no combustmn. so
there are no by-products of combustion.
Therefore. we plan to build add it1o nal
nuclear un,ts. Two are scheduled for opera·
11on 1n 1976 and 1977 at the San Onofre
Generat1ng Station near San Clemente .
Thereafter. the only mator generatmg facill·
11es Ed1son plans to bu1ld 1n Southern Callfor-
n~a 's South Coast bas1n w 111 be nuclear
plants sCE
Southern California Edison
Emission control.
Through recent developments and appl,ca-
twn of pollut1on control techn1ques . em iS-
Sions from Ed1son 's foss1l-fuel plants hav~
been substantially reduced . mcluding a
sign1flcant reduction m n1trogen ox1des
Ocean studies.
Marine biologist checks sea life near the
San Onofre Nuclear Plant to determine if
sea water, used to cool plant condensers,
affects the marine environment when the
water Is returned to the ocean. Nineteen
surveys have revealed no adverse effects.
THLS PANORAMIC VIEW shows the bay, the New~rt Har~
bor Area coastlloe and the Huber Area communlties as
seen from the top of Orange County 's highest building, the
18-story Union Bank structure now wxler constroctlon ln
the Newport Center nnaoctal piau, "Topping out" cere-
montes were held last Thursday, stpalUng the end ol the
structural steel wor k for the 322,676 square foot building,
which rises some 280 feet above the ground on the hlghest
land elevation at Newport Center, 220 feet above sea level.
The $13.tl mllllon projeCt, btdlt, owned and managed by
the Irvine Co., will bouse a r egional center fo r Unlon Bank on the growxl noor. Speakers at the event tocluded u. S.
Rep. John Schmitt: (R . Tustin); Edgar Hlrth, mayor of
Newport Beach; Edwin M11jor, ar ea exec utive vtce~presldent
of Union Ba.nk, and William R. Mason, president of the
Irvtoe Co. Dee [)~e Pennington, Miss Newport Beach,
served as hostess. Congressman Schmi tz chided Bill Ma-
son tor brlngtng u:I into the county to water down the
trad!Uonal conservathe envtronment, but noted that oow
the ecology is 1>elng balanced by the major business de-
velopments in Newport Center. (Pootos by the Ensign.)
Anglers to aid retarded
THAN
I. CAMERA SHOP"
P ASSP ORT PHOTOS
P UBLICITY P HOTOS
COPY
on Sunday, Nov. 8, from Art's
Landing Jn Ba lboa, Davey 's
Locker In Newpo rt, and San Cle-
mente SporUishing, San Cle-
meDte.
All proceeds from angler s•
tares on derby boats will go to
the assoctatlon. in addition to
helping a worthy cause, fisher -
men wilt compete for a bevy of
top prizes among which Is a
$100 Savings Bood donated by b Cl r b 0 r the Mariner's Savings aDd LoaD
0 ' • 0 0' I 411 _,_ ,. .......... ,.
AssoctaUon, Newport Beach,
for the biggest fish caught.
Mariners also will donate the
perpetual trophy,
The t1shlng derby will Ieick oft
::;;;:===:;:;:::===~the nation's observance of 1970 National Retarded Chtldren's
We~tclilf Chapel M,nth. John Bromfield o!TV tame a~ •lflll•f'Utl'ij '·Sher ltt of Cochise" a.nd a res!-
. 7 -dent of Newport Beach Is hon-
427 E. 17ft. ST. or:uy chairman tor the event.
COSTA ~ESA He is known as ';Mr. Sports.
MJ .._.. man'' to tUs many fr iends.
Carpets
"" CALL a46-0Z'75 I"OA AN EXPERT
CARPET CONSULTANT WHO
WILL COME TO '!"OUR HOME
WITH SAMPLES WI THOUT ANY
OBLIGATION TO YOU!
H.J GM\ffff fUf\N~
2215 H.UIOR II. VD.
COST A MESA, CAUF.
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NEWPORT
BEACH
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23 RD YEI.R, NO . 12
EDDIE PEABODY, the wizard
of the banjo whose music nas
brought a tingle to the spines
of generations of Americans,
will hlifillgtlt enterta1nment at
the Orange County International
Auto Show Nov, 19-22 In the
Anaheim Convention Center. He
will play each nigflt during the
show and will present matinees
Sa turday aM Sunday, Nov. 21 .
22, according to Harvey Hiers,
show manager. Also on the en-
tertainment list will be the Jose
Nieto Trio, featuring the cap-
tivating music of the Latin
countries.
DEDICATIO N NO V. 21
State Assemblyman Robert
E. Badh.am and ~tate Senator
Dennis Carpenter wfll atteDd
the dedication ol Eastblulf ete.
mentary school ~ov. 21, S14>t.
William L. Cunningham an-
nounced this week. The dedi·
cation services will be he ld
at 2 p.m. in the multipurpose
room. Associate Supt. No r mae
R. Loats and Eastblulf Prlncl-
p.tl Michael Hill will speak.
Welcoll\0 . to~n' to the .sweetest S\lot 11\. _. ,.w.
FEATURING .
~~D~~
CHOCOLAT[S
1 lb. $1.95 2 lbs. $3.85
Delicious Russell Stover Candies are famous everywhere
for their superb quality and freshness.
CHRISTENSEN PHARMACY
BRYANT A. CHR1ST£NSUI, Owner
3021 East Cooot Hw,. • ·-673·25!50 eon-Dol -· Collf.
THE NEWPORT HARBOR
not-._, lOC~U ~~
"f..-u"' not 11•-""f'o • DANISH fUINITUU
I IIDAl IIG-ISTU'
SWEDISH CllS'fAl
CHINA 1o STElL
NSJGN I()(
COSTA
MESA
THURSDAY, 0 CT. 29, c_1~97~0:__:::Cl)::RON::::::::A:._D:.E:::L~MA~R.c_:CJ::AL~~1~P:_.
Spookhouse readied ~b scri tw 1.o th ~ ... ns i~:n
(' ·\1 I. ti 7 3--0 5 ~
Tuesday,Nov.3 Portola Drive young people
in Mesa Del Mar, for the sec-
oDd year, nave worked together
to produce a nelgtlborhOod
spookhouse to dellgtlt young and
old pranks ters on the ni ght of
goblins acd witches. Open house
ls from 6 to 9 p.m. Oct. 31
at Z817 Portola, Costa Mesa.
The neighborhood youth who
laVe worked on the project
stcce last summer are: Bruce
Aronson, 15, chief coordinator;
Car) Ur.t}', I ~; Clelia Brown,
l rJ; Dd.1loie De wey, l 'J; David
}'.n l·son, 7; Gar} Gagy1, 19;
~'·or t;e C•JTUJels Jr., 11: S11e r n
Gunnels, I'.!; Nita TrueiJl()()l!,
1 ~ .. tnd liLil Walla ce, 15. Adults
otssJ :;ti n~ <~.r" A ~nP S (··~,.lfm~··J
Allton, BOO Look, Geork•t Gun-
tJels Sr., .r.nd Ert Tipton.
::-oo a.1lrnission Wtl\ t.e dtJ.rgeot,
}U( UttTt-""ill LIE_; J.n opportuui t}
;o ··ontrtbute to the Hoa11 hos-
pttal ch lidren's ..-arrl.
Re-elect Senator George Murphy
He believes in America.
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IUY 1'01
1&0 tl TU ..
One
Christian's
View
Th r e--e
evt'nb in the
O l d T eata-
men t s up-
p<.IM'dly spe ll
doom to the:
belie v~~.bilily
of 1111 ..:on-
t nlt ,., VIZ.,
(a) lht' nood,
long d~~.y and (t:)
tht' whall', Alt hougl1
th.-rt· ..... o ther mitiOr il rrn>~ tn
hrlp trip u~ llf'lid, th1• itbt•vt'
thrro• arl' l.i~ral f.1vonh:~o to
d•tot rl'flit tlw :=icripturee.
In f utur•· article!~ WI' will p.1y
uur f l'>!pi'CI lu tho• fil'bt I wo
u~u··~. hut toinn• Jnnah ar~~l his
,.halt· havr bl'e n U!>e d ::Itt
•· Ht·o·tivl'iy to underminr <tnd
thl"'·r .. ,l!t thr Rible (it is usu~ly
pul•h·ly call.-d "tlu1t (old fish
tKI•·'), it '" 1mpvrtaut that wt-
an,.wt'r tu it fir~t.
Of cour~o•·. from a New
Teslitment puinl of vit"w , th"
uu·uJ .. nt j,. vihl bt'cau~ of tht'
wurtl11 uf 1111r J.,urd 111 \1atthe w
12: :t9. 4(), "Hut Jw IHlSWt'ft:ll
:~nd ~~Mit! uulu thrm, •\n o•vil aiHI
11duh erou~o j!t'llt"raticm, ,;,-o•kcth
aflcr a l>il(n . a11d thi·rt• ;,hall no
~ign be glvrn tu tl but thr .. ign u(
tl•r pr~•p h"t Jonllh : For as Jonah
Wllll thrf'r da~" :md thr"" nights
iu th,. wlu1lr 'il llf'lly : su shall t h~
Son nf man lw thrf'f' day8 and
thrl'" 111fthU. 111 tl1e hurt uf thf'
,.:u-th."
Th" ""prricnl;l:' o f Jonah who
Sf14'11 1 72 lu rtg houri! ill!iide a
"w,.at fi ... t." which tht> Lo rd
Him!<tdf pn•pl!r"d for hm1 Wl!l .11
t~p,. uf th" comin,.; drath ~and
rt'"Mirft"t"tit Ill oof ( .lirl:.l who Wa!o
loo ~jwlltl ••nh thn•o· d;n ~ and
ru~lit -m tlw lwut .,f th,; l'"arth.
If. trulo ·o•tl. dw J•Hilllt ~tor. turn,.;
'"'' t .. j,. lrro l hl!lj:! rnun·. th;ll a
ft -h 1 Jl•·. t lw •'•mdu~•••n •~
,,lo\10•11~ tJ,.. ,lfl lll\p•· l:oo hl..o·"o\·1,...
Li I Jlo-.
ltu k 111 \Uj!"ll•t , 19t.H. fJur
Hmh Hr,.(ll/noolo·tlth;l( ru 1111:! a
I ·•t •tJt ll I lrJrl•• .. l'homp·;uu
hc~q"•••tw•l J hu~o· rndmtndl ,,ff
t I"· , . .,., .. ! of FI,Jrlll:'i . Wh .. n
hr"ul!llt '" l.~rul 11 w:;,,. fuund It•
,.,,,t .. m otmJ IIwr I .~.OC:~puund
fi..,l, tl1.t l l1a•l loro'll tlt'\"OUrt-t l
... 1"''''· "I IIIo~•· .,..,," ,. 'a rn1r1"tl
I hon1p.,.m .• • ar. h ,.;ud tl l"fluld
ha\t' •w,tllow••tl :!0 a\'f'r~-.. llf'
nlt'll1 I lrw n~ohv•tiual ~t .. otl 111 th,.
1 r••J(Uro··~ ""'uth llflll llnldinj.!_ htl>
l.,uod.' ;.f,.lv lu.~ !wad :<1111 fuwul
luno..,•lf ''"' ,h .. rt lu rf'll l'h thf'
'''I' ,f tlw ft .. h ·~ pala:t ...
liHI llr. l :l•·:t"lll I . -\r("h•·r.
J r .. tu lu~ '"\l •·ll•·ut I "urv,.v of
U/d T.,Jll'"ll'"t Jntmdu,.ttnn ,
j!l\''" tlw 1.•··1 l"l .... tlol•· a:n ~wt·r t<•
tlw pr .. t,lnn, \n lwr. of c.,u~·.
;uhmt ... th.•t "'"" •·Jnnot r<'J<'r'l
tlw Ju,l•oruol \ .. r ,/u thlll wilhttlll
al .... , r•'jo'< IIIli! th,. Julhont~ u f
t :t,n~t .
11 .. I'""''' out (pal!•' :102) th:.t
II IIIII O'r tl ll ~ •·a ~•·• hii Vt' J~e,.ll
tt"purll'llln rnur,. t•"Ct'Ot timrli of
lll t'rl );llt\'1 \"II IC" thr ord,.al ..-.f
,,. . .,,~ -wallo.,.·f'd I•) a whalr. l11
17.51l 111111 aj!<lln 177 1 a man wa.o<
,.., alluw ,.rl h) a whaJ,. lind
""'uli••l up ~h·ortlv thf'r•·aft•·r
With •·nl\ rmn••r llljllrt"~·
But uya Archer, t he mnt~t
urikina in1tanc~ come11 from
Francie; Fox'• Sixty-ThN~ Year•
of E¥tte-erift! (pp. 298-300).
F'ox ~ported that this incident
wu can(ulty inv~!ltigatt.:d by
two scientisu (on~ o( whom w11t1
M. deP.,ville, thf' 84:if'ntdir
editor of the )uurtuJl di>• f"Hbat•
in Paris).
In h :brullr), 1891 , tlw
whaling iihip Stnr uf the f:C.,t wa.-;
in the vicinity of tJ, .. Fa:l~hmd
l!ila ndfol, •nd thr lo(1kout l<l~ht•·•l
a large 8pt:rm wh~al .. thri·r mit .. ~
away. Twu boat.~ wt'rt' I<JW.-rt·tl
and in a short limo• out• of tlu•
hlllr~nf'n; Wlll~ t'llal.lo~ll to "IJO"ar
thr no·allltf'. The "''l"ulltl bnJI
111~ att;u·k,.d thO' whal•·, but..,.,~
tlw11 UJ~N't Ly a la"h of it ... tuil. .,.,
tl141l ill> ..:r""" ff'll lllh• tlw ,, . .,_
lint' uf tlwm wa!l dr~•wno•ol . lout
tlw oth,.r, Jam,·,. Bartl~·}, •lltopl,
1liliappo-1rt'd witho ut Iran•.
•\ fiN th,· whal•· w:.,. k•ll•·d,
thr '"'""" ~I to Wl•rk wi th ll "''
i:l II fl l>fllldo·~ Tf'lllUVill j.: th,•
blubber. o\ccording lu fu\, tlu•\
"wurk .. d all 1lay and part tlf tlw
ntg ht. Tho· nn:t d.11y tlw\
<lllacht'd :.om!' ta<·klo• to tlw
:o;tom.ach, whid1 Wll,. hui11trd ""
deck. Tho:' sailur11 wrrt: fi lartJ,.,j
by ,;omething in 11 whid1 ¢11~•·
s pumodic signs of lift'. and
in11ide wa.,; found the ntt!\1>111,1(
sailor , doubl t:tl up and
uncon~K:ious. He wu laid ou th•·
deck and truted to a b..th o f .;t"a
wa ter which 110011 ~viv~d him.
At th~ end of the w~~~ hr had
t' n ti re I y rrcoven"d from th,.
shud, an d rt'aumed his duti""·"
... Hill fact:, n,.ck and himdll
wt'rt' b leachrd In do·a dl y
white nne a:nd t.,uk on tho>
appearanc .. nf p1rc hnq·nt.
Bartlt')" affirm!! that hr wuul,j
probabl_v havt' li\·ed m;;1d•· lu ~
hou~ of Orsh unt1 l h,. otarvo·d
for he luiit huo lol'nl<('" throuj!h
fright .and not throul{h 1.1wk of
air."
t\lthou,~th Jamr" Rllrtlt•\ \
t'X f}f'"rienct: dOf"!i not provr tha:'t a
grrat fu;h prrparf'd li} thf' l,,nJ
swalluwf'd )tJnllh, 11 ..:.-rtamh
·t.akf'!!i ~ Larb nff tlw l.•h<·ral1,
harpoon~
WHAT MATTERS
My Moth1-r ~il) !I ~he r!(W$ nnl care
About the C<Jkl r of my hair,
."'or 1f m) l'ye~ be hhw or bnl"' n
:'\l or ,( my nose turns up or
down-
It really docs not matter
And Mother sa y' she d()('s nQt c.trl'
If I am ddtk or tf l"m fa1r ,
Or 1f l "m thin, or if J"m fat ,
Sh•· dO('s not fret o"er thmg~ l1kl'
t hat-
It really docs not matt1•r
l~u 1 1f I cht•at or tell a ht•
(It' say mean thing~ to mak(• folks
cry,
(Jr 1f I'm rurlc or lmpt:Jhl(';
Anf1 do not try tn do thC' nght,
Then that doc, n•a lly matter'
It 1\n"t looks that makt• nne grl'at.
But ('haraetl'r that Y.als ytt ur fill•·.
It 8 what"s WLthm yuur h··art. you .,.,
That makro:; "r mars y•1ur dt>~li ny,
And thilt d~~·s really matter•
J tll.t'"'''" P II"'III'IIHI
A LOOK AT THE BOOK
FAITH AT WORK
By Dr.
1'0"'· There was a ~•ck man who hotd liOffiC fine
rriends who d1d more than sympathize with
him m h1~ sickness and tell him that They felt
sorry for him. They carried him 10 Jesus to bt
healed, When they came to the house in which
th..: Lord was teaching, there was )UCh a crowd
that thl.')' could 11\)1 ge-t JO , but not to be dl!!i·
couragi.'J. the ~ dunlx·J up on the lhtt, orn.·nt11l
roof. l1fted ur ~omc trlc and with ro~s 11.'1
thl' sh;k m.111 ml h" ho:d down :tl thl.' feet ot
Je~us
The man v.·." he.t!cd h) thl.' power of the
Son of (nx.l. but h1~ I r1cnd) had a share m the
hea!mg. F~cept fur thc1r dforts he would never
have l"ll.!en brought 111 lhl' SHvu.Jur. Tho!IC men
had cvldl·ntly so.:en thl' nur.,cks wh1ch He had
p..:rformt>d o n l•thl'r "d. bot.lies. They had f<11th
that ("hml could heal tht>tr fnl'nd. Thl·y gave
eVidCilCl' (lf thlit f Jllh when lh~·} hrought h1m
to Chn~t But thl·y g.ovc CVIlkncc not only of
f:i1th l>ut .tl~o o.lf ~.-h ..rackr and dl.'tcrmmat•o n
., hen they f;ull.'d tu ll'l the crowd Jcto.!r them
"' lhctr elTon' .mJ ddt."at thl.'m 10 thl"lr pur-
There are mllny Christ1an peo ple who know
the pow~r of Christ today, They have felt the
nuan ife5tatlon of His power 10 their own liYca
111 the forgtvf TICU of the1r sms. They hllve seen
the demonstration of His power in the livct or
nthcrs. They have friC!"nds who nc~d the mirac-
uk•us touch of Christ, who arc living in sin,
.,., ho are v1ctims of hab1ts wh1ch they cannot
conquer and of cv1l which cnpph.•s them apir-
ltU<tlly and morally. yet they never mak.t: an
dlurt to hrtng these friends to Christ.
I v.:ry Christi an has a responsibility to make
( hrl't known to men : ye t all too many Chris-
l~<lllS arc w busy :~bout business or plea~ure or
the pu·swt of selfish amb1t1on that they neglect
Ill ~pe:tk lur the Lord or to bring tho5e needy
Pnc' 11110 H1s pre!lencc. Othe~ set out to lead
men to Chnst bUI hccomc discouraged before
the t,osk •~ done. Christians today nct:d a de-
tarnmatiOn lhat tears holes in rooh ro bring
j")lkJf. Stn·Std. men and women to the feet of
1hc S,,v,our.-Amencan Way Features
Great Events in the New Testament CLUES DOWM
I ploce ol worship
"Jeaua Tello the Courae of the Preaent Age"
Matthew 24:1-14
8)· Kor er and J ov Ma rtin
"-THf: SWORD or THl LORO.,.Io• 1otf,lllw"'-... .._. r-
2 IQl u d amation (lab 31:21)
3 ""do not ... _, my belo•ed hr111Ji·
rn·· Utu. 1:11)
4 "will•r• tbie•-hnok ta..uvta and •..• " (Mat!. 1:11)
S a .aoa ol l•nlcu.i.n, •.. J (C.a.
41:21)
I "be -·.. to -•• the• .._ tll.e l•al door" (C.n. 11:2)
I "tho name ol tho wicked MaU
·-----(Pro•. 1017) I "IJie d.Lidpl•• came ualo tu.
pri•crtoly, -----
'" U:Utlala ol lwo judo•• (Judg. tz: -t--11 I, II ) U "----not the Spirit" (I The-. S: Ill
II ----ol ~. CllialdoM (C.a. 11 :21)
17 ln.itiala ol tbo two -ou ol Aka·
bam (Gen.. 11:11: 21 :3)
II -*' alM a.ball tho e-o.Un9 of t.liro
----of •lUI be" (Matt. 2~1:37) --41--1121 n-• m••aia• "•tr.•t" en Sa:lll... 1:3. ta!Uilltle )
' 1ndoeat .. word• whoch lorm th• lr::•r pb.raM: il no r•l•ranu i.t 9"i••n. lh•
on•wer 111110lly "'111 be lound in th• Scriptun aba1'1.
JS ··and •in e~• it w•re with a CLUES ACROS')
"I ·zo. '1!. ··au b•-rop4" (lie~. S:IIJ
wmninq ol aonowt""
6 ··.,.. •be~l! b.•e~r of wgn ond ol wQr t""
10 ""th•r• •hall b• lamin••· and
p4t hl•nc•t. and _ q11ak••"
II ci ty ol Moab !N11111. 21 :.!.)
12 onoli11 U of a wo•nnor and a wick·
•d k-in9 ol luo•l II ~nw-II:J)
IJ ne~m• m•.:rninq ""l•bo•ah hat
•••n."' aoa (I Chron.. S:5)
I <I. • Clfld b•ca11•• thall abo11nd""
II iniloal• ol two rniu ionary part·
n•r• (Actlr li;l!l)
22 and 1 down nom• m•anin9
""ti.ry '" (t.od. 31 :2)
23 ·· ___ , tb• ••ar, wb1ch tb•'f •aw
in th• •a•t"' (Mcr11. 2:1)
2• a wat•r monal•r. .• •iatban
(P.._ la-t::U)
Z1 and U CICTOM "'wbo H•inq P.t..-and John about to qo inlo the 1•mpl• a..Ped ____ ohM" (AcU
3:3)
U '"h• that thaU •ndo.lf• unto tb.
Jl '"tho11 undertland .. t my
alor oil"' (P .. 131:2)
42 ""I will p11t my +---inlo
1\•art•" (H•b. 10:11)
U onitiola ol an Aalan people and
th• powa:za qodd ... tb•y wor ·
thipod fActa 11:21 )
46 nam• m•e~nin 9 "wotc~l" Sam. 20:21)
41 ""Ia•• worlr.oth no ____ to
n•iqbbo11r"' (Rom. 13:10)
41 ···tb.~a qo•pol ol tbe il::iniJdom
•hall b• proacb.o:l in oll tho ____ ..
0 '"th•f r•belled and +•--hia holy
•pirit" (t.a. 13:10)
.SI "talr::e hnd thot zao ----doeei1'0 , ..
.s2 io.itiala of a Pf"Opbet aAd a: kia9
ol J11doh (t.a. 1:1)
53 nama 111eon.inv "8ock." ----•r
(I Cluon. l :!!o)
S. ""tboro -.boll alM tht.. , . . be
told for a ••m.orial ol ---· R (Matt. li;IJ)
!o.S lathet ol Aba...-(I Sam. 14:51 )
.S1 '"th •r• ahaU -~ tr. loft on• ... _
2S i.rtitlal. of a .IIIOUDf anlll a ri•u
(Judq. •:u : C.n.. 2:131 21 ____ ram, lo::inw ol Tyu (U Sa:lll...
5:11)
27 inHct (Pro•. 1:1) 21 '"oil tillah worb they ____ lor lo
be •••n ol m•n"' (Mat!. 23:.5)
31 .. u
32 '"for ----a.ball r~ aqaiu t o.o• lion"
33 lotbor ol H11ppim (I Clu-on. 7:12 )
Jt o mount
37 ··.., h• paid tho ----tb...-oof' !Jonah 1:3)
:JI ia.itial.t ol principal citioa of Pho•·
noda (Mat!. 11 :22 )
Jl 10n of lanl (Eua 10;34)
..0 ··----J • therefore altlll. teach all
naliau" (Malt. Zl:lt)
"' "be tha:t ahoU ----_._ LIM -4H "tho Ia•• of -.ony MoU
cold"
"on ----unto IIIJ mother'• dill-
r.a" (Pa. 11:1)
U 100 of Zecb.aria h (l Citron. 27:21) "azad ya aholl hoaJ of ____ ..
PQI"I at th• body (i..M. 54 : .. )
"como 1111la ----· all y• that laba11r"
in.illala ol two -oq of fo111 Hie•
(Hu111. 3C:ZI)
5$ '"of thot dii"J a:ad hour la.IJ"'•Ih
-·--m.an" (Matt. 2•:31)
ANSWER TO LA ST WEEK 'S
34. lr::in9 ol laallan (N11111.. 21 :33 ) v.pon anO'Ihor" "'"''-'-'-"::...I:.:.I..!.J"-1.::0'-"
St. Thomas Bible Lesson TOWE R OF BABEL Gene-sis 11 :1 -11
L esson 25; Series Il l
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In th1"' ln tNprt't!ltl•ln 11 IS belirvf'd that thn"" whn jl•urne l-'~d fr nm the IHt"'t
nn•l t~flttled 1n thr pl;tlnA nf ~h i nar, \lf'!O!Qpot•m•a. wherr th t:y undert01nk (I} huild
11 j!l:rfutt c rh . ,."lf."uff•c •~nt •nd re11 chin8 untn he11vep, in defla nc l' n( Gild '"
Clttnnutnd ·IIIII \n<~h'• divi•ion of the earth an'loln8 them, WUe these l!lnme. !'1111.
nf n'\f!/1, wh11. IIIIi St. John .. , ... o( C:111in, "were of thnt wicked nne-,"
-"t J ~thn ~>o o uld sef'lm to SO further and d i v i d~ the rn ce intn the son• n f God
•nd the t~on• o( thl! devil . esch o( whorn are mt~de manifest by thf.:ir deed". "Hr
11,..,, (,uo l., "h.tll ,,. ~"'"' th•·1n,'' .... ,,J l1·su!-..
!,1 ·Ill\ • \• nt, th• c<tll!,..((l"n lwt~>ocen th~ P•l ~.,l•lll .1 mon ~ IILf'll In e"'tabll!iih
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l"ll'l''r,u n:.., thut l'"r-..o .. t 10 '"\'"rl .qu:. ,., s tnk•ng.
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thrtr 1\1\'''· "(,, ''"d replrn1~h thl:' ~.Hth ."TJns 15 li t("n~w~.l nf il l1kt: t"Ommand
\" \•l.nn. \1~.,. 111 f.h.1p1 o•r 1(1. v~r!!r .12, wt &re tnld thai h>· th~ fum ilie11 of th~
"""" ,f \,,,h "'"'" thr IHI!I IIII!' ilivid~d 1n th~ ~arth a h~r the (lnnd. Man Willi
thu ... "rd,.rNI In (,.,j,., rl1sprrst' and !'l ca u e r abrood. s~ttling twd subduing th~
wh .. l~ w•orld fmc-lurim~~, th,. r\rnf't l ea ~): and :'l:nah II!.'(~Cuted God 's o rder. v~t
thr"r ~''"" ,f ,.J,.,,,hrdtf'n c,. wQuld have none of it. Like thtd r father the devil,
thf'\ 1("\t-(,of! the l1r ,,,.,d t nl•~ 11 upon th~ml'leh·eM to s how they kn~w bett~r.
"1111':\' ;ouJII. "(,,, '"· n .. w . let us bu ild us 11 city nnd a t ow~r . . lest we be
'lflltrrtd •l hn~~td ul'''" tht· fa l " nf th e whole ~arth .'' They boldly asa~rt~d their
tnwo'r ~>onuld ''r,.nth ow l•• hl"u v•·n,'' thnt is. that it W<luld t:xt~nd to such pow~r
thnt '' ~>onuld I:'Ker r l'" l!".tvt:n 's rul" over the ~urth ; it would be a compl~t~
.-.o·pnrutiun nf the "'tato' frurn Cnd anfl trur r~lisi nn , dl:'t~rmining its own r~lision
11!'1 \dam ~~tid ~.\•' l~oHI rfel'11r~rl t() dttt'tminr good and evi l for themtJt:lvea.
Oh!ierw• sr(..,ntl: tht nttnlln~ .,( brick!! and mnrtsr in this extr~m~l y brief
rr rt~rd wt)ul(l ctrtaonl\ p(olnt to snme llignificance. h may well b4e that here we
hav~ th~ vt:r> rnot" nf ma.!ln nry. the bu i ld~rs in br1 r k and IJtone, who haY~
p~r pf"tuated st:rr rt !'lnCi tll~l'l which f o rm th~ n~twor~ for tht ••tsnic
conspirii CII'!!I u1rnin~ at wt,rld gov~rnmenl, world brot h ~rhood a nd world unit y
und~r hum01n dun1i n1 nn. "llo "' tM n()t In !lay all brickl,.ye ra ar~ son• of the devil;
but i1 il'l f(> !'IU~gt:~t thrll the .'Inns o f th~ d~vil are thos~ who put their trust in
the work nf thl'ir hsnda and who believ~ 1hat they can build "One World .. or
'"11~ Ci ty" !n brick anrl Sll)ne, with slime fot mortar, which will rea ch un to
heaven 11.nd cow and aw~ mank•nd in to "ubmiasion t o a human a uthority •
The try Itt &bel to build 11 aingle world civilization {the word eomu from
thl' Laton for 'c ity') waa thwarted by God who si m ply confounded their
lene:""8n. Wh ile hum .. n apeech .. nd lanrage today admittedly refl e:cl.a a
common orisin, we do not know what thi• primit iYe holy tonsue w••· h auma
unlikely that it wu, u mttny thinlt. Hebn:w.
\1ote thttn 2,000 years later, a her Juua Christ had redeemed the aona of
men ud Jiven to all who believe on hia aarnc the powar to become tha s ons of
God, t he lloly Spirit c:•me till Pentec:Oflt e na blins them Ia s pea k in every toope
with underat.andinll; tJu•• w .. rutored the lnle apirit•l uoi ty or uttqaity
upru.ed in one tonatte but 11ivin1 the power to communic•t.e in •II tOftr es.
HE'IPORT HARBOR ENJ(Jj
lfCIJI!O IECJ!O!!·--Pw Z
The Last
TltURSDAY, OCT. 29, 1970
CQ!\OI!A DEL MAll, CM,J F.
ByDr.t.-Putoor H11111utd Pan Bo,tlol Cltardl, c.a_.,
Pnel._t, Tm=xnt Talple 8c .... ..
"'-TN* IWOID Dtr THI L.OIU. ....... , ...,._ ... ..,. ,_ ...................................................
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INit ,._. Wftttll II till W tl Nfl -... QISf 1M1 1f1i1 t.b tl fife." ......... 20:11·11.
(Co•tl•uti fro • I•# "'uAd
II. Thl• Is the Judpt:nt of the
'-' Dood
WP have rejoiced over and over
again at the P~IW'CI of 1M-re...
W'r"eCUon of the uved. BeautJfu!
plcturn of thia are r iven In I
Cor inthlaru 15 and I 'lbet:aaJonla.na
•· John aald, "BJnAed and holy ia
he that hath part In the lint re.-
urrPCtion: on auch the le'COnd
death hath no power, but th<'y
shall ~ prlntl of God and of
Otrl.lt, and &hall reign with him
a thousand ytars" !Rev. ,20:61.
But let us not forgt't that the
unsavt'd wUI al&o ~ resurrf'Cted.
"And I saw thP dead, small and
r~at. atand before Cod ... And the
sea gave up the dead which were
In II : and death and. heU dtllvered
up the dead which were In them :
and tht'y Wi.>re Juda:~ every man
according to their works.'' This Ia
the resurrection of the unuved.
This is the time when the vaves
will give up the bodlt's of the lost
and when hadea wUI surrender the
apirlll and IOu1s or the lost. They
will be reunited and will be brought
to stand before tht judgmtnt of
God.
The Word tt'aches the plain fact
of two resur-rections. Notice Daniel
.12 :2 :
"And mlllly of the-m that !lf'e'p
in the dust or lh~ earth ahall a-
wake, sortl(' to Pverlastlnr life, and
so~ to ahamP and everlaating
contempt."
In John 5 :28, 29 we read
"Marvel not at this: for lhp
hour Is comtnr. in the which all
that are in the graves shall hear
his VOICP, and shall come forth:
they that havt done cood. unto
0\t' resu~tlon Of life; and Uwy
that have dOne evil, unto the
resUTn"ct.ion1of damnatkln,''
Paul speak• of thP two resur-
rections In Acts 24 :15 :
"And havt hope toward God,
which they the~Jves also allow.
that th~re ahall be a resurrt-ctlon
or the dead, both ol lhP jwt and
unjust."
The sav~ dud t\ave already
bt>en ralaed and have entered Into
lite with the Lord. Only the un-
saved are left ln the u aves, and
now they arP brourht forth to
at&nd before the Jud&:ment thronP.
NoticP the wordl, "And I uw
the dud, •mall and rreat, lt.and
belorp God." 11lf' great men of
all timet who refused the Saviour
will be brought to judgment. And
the sm all, forgotten lndividuala wiU
stand there, too. Those who havp
been buried for many centuries,
on land or aea, wUl come forth.
Body, IOU.l, and spirit wiU be unit-
ed, and face the Judi"e.
Ill. Tht:r Will Bt: Judrt:d O ut
of the: Booka
''And thl! books ~re opmcd :
and another book wu opened,
which l& the book o! Uft : and the
dead w~ Juda:ed out or those
thinp which were written In the
books, accordllll" to their worlu."
-Rev. 20 :12.
The reoord books will be there.
Every man'a •Ina will be plainly
written down. God wW Judie each
man out of the record.
All •lnl wUJ be brought to ll&ht.
lor remember, thete are slnne-n
who have not had their &ina cov-
ered by the blood of Jetua. lbey
know nothing of God's (l'adoua
forr:lvenH~; therefore, every Ain
wUI be broo&ht out to face them.
The' youne who died without Ouiat
will face their 1ins, The middle-
qe-d and the old peoplr: will Uke-
wiae see their live. pua before u..m.
Secret 1in1 will be broucht to
ll&:ht. The~ •re lhii'IK• which you
have done whleh no one: !mows
about but God. He has It all writ·
tf'n down in the record, and OnE'
day, if you cUe without On·Ut, you
will face it. God'a .-..cords are
exact. He makes no mistakes.
SIN never commltt~ openly will
al.o bt> brourht to liJht. J HUI
.. Jd , "But I aay unto you, That
wtao.onoer )ooketh on a woman to
hast atteT her hath committed aduJ..
tery with heT already In his heut"
(Matt. 5:281. John telll ua tn 1
John 3 :15, "Whome:nr hati"th hJ.a
brother la a murdere-r: and ye
know that no m W'derer hath ete,...
naJ We a~ ln him."
AJI of WI Weft &hocked by the
scoount ot the youne man who
took a revolver and klUe:d twelve:
peooplf' ln oold blood. Whether JAM
or lnune, ft do not knarw. It wu
a horrible th~J.-. Let us beware.
Jnua said, "~e:r hatn bit
brother It a ldller." You are ruiJt;y
ol. mu.rdn" I v ... all aiM wiD be ~ to lilht. but tht: Kffttnt an will be:
...... -.. Orrlat. ,.,.
ll ao atn -. tenfble u reftasktl: ... -.. -· •• .uc. that uothtr book ....
-· -,. ... -.. tile. u tNa t. the ~ ol 1he un-
aawd, that ....,. ahould the booll ol
We f'Wft be preeent! It la ttw~ u
• l"'fttiO"d aplalt tbt Dtt. Even
Ill the Jut JudlaM!I!Jt ..,..,. wOJ
doube,_ bl: 1MB wfto .m tna1a1
thU .,.., .,. IODd ta4 till In"•
-..... "" tllo -will __ .. _..__ ..
1111 let .. If .... --..,.. ..... --___ .,..,
l" .. will-.. ,...--HIS' I ..........
IV. The Outcome: or Thl•
Judr ment
"And death and hell were cut
into the lake of fire. Thil il the
second death. And whosoever w&ll
not found written In the book of
life wu caat into the lake or fire.''
-Rev. 20:14, 1~.
Will any be saved who stand
before th{' great whltl' throne"!' If
the record be trUe, then none will
bE' saved, for It says that death
and hades will be cut Into the
lake of fire.
Will the~ be degrees of pun.ilh-
ment In Hell"!' YCI, U God il to bll!
just, then there will bll! a dltter-
e noP in the dPrr~ or puniltunent.
1n the giving or the parabll'" of the
steward and his seJ"\Iants In Luke
12, the Lord Jesw said :
"And that servant, which knew
hi.s lord'i will, and prepared not
himself, neither did acrordine to
his will. shall bll! bll!aten with many
atripes. But he that kne-w not, and
did commit thlnp worthy of
1trlpes. shall be beatPn with few
stripes. For unto whomaoevpr
much is given, ot him shaH be
much requl~: and to whom men
h•vt committed much, of him the-y
will ask the more."-Luke 12:47, ...
The Sc-ripture sa)'l tha t men wW
bE' Judrt>d •· accordlne to their
works.'' There will be a dllfe-rencc,
but It wlll all be Hell.
And oow In concluaion let us
notice one sentence In verse H
of Rf'velation 20, "Thl• Is the se-c-
ond death." HerP ls a statement
of finality. Tht' SKond death i1
the lake or firt. It Is called the
second death becawe It follows
after the first dPath, or physical
death. The sPCond death Is e.ldat-
f'nct without life. It 11 eternal
dnth. yet etPrnal f'xisttnct. This
Is what Ia meant when we Apeak
of the 1011 soul dytna:. ypt contln-
ulne to exist. Thll!' second death 11
not annihilation, u .orne would try
to teach a nd preach.
The second dPath means aepan·
Uon of the entire penon lrom God.
~ first death hu pt:J"'W1" to sep-
aratP the soul from the body. but
the s-econd death hu power to sep-
arate the entlrt m an trom God
f>temally. The second death klllll
All peau. joy, happlneu, and hope
forever. It Is aeparatton trom God,
from Olrlat. and from Heavm . It
is separation from loved ones who
are saved. I stood by a casket and
llstent'd to a wife m urmur to tht"
dead body of htr husband, "It
won't be lcng until we are torether
again." Yes, thla Ia trut In au-tat.
but without Ou-tat the'~ la eternal
sepuation.
Laat, the aecond death ia a future
certainty for the Onist-rejecter.
There is no esc:apln& "rom HeU for
the man who hu heard ot Ouiat
and re1uaed to act'IPpt Him. Cbooae
tonlcht ~ you wUl spend ~
nlty. WW It be in the plaee Jlft-
pared for tM Oe'VIl and hla ancela,
a.a pk tur«< in Revelation 31, or
will It be the 1kmow: Heaven u
pictured in Revelation 21 '!' Receive
Ouiat and make Heavm your
home. -The End-
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to. R. Lefunu, 1SITopu, BlJ.. looliDI to DooiH A. IJDdaoy, 3 p.m. aJ Campu Dr. IUid
boa lllaad, wtdlt U wu docked U 7 PolAMtU&, Ccli'Oal del War, .Wa.cArtbur Blt'd,, B&ek 81.7,
at MulDe m1 N. aa1 Ft., bl~ Whlll 1t was puked at ber rest-on a charge ol lntoxicattoo lD
tweeo 6 p.m. &ad 8:30 p.cn .•.• deoee bltwoeD 11 a.m. Uld 7 publlc ... BuriJ,ara eatend
Ao 8-toot Abol ftlued at $S49 p.m. the p.rage of St~~Jbeo 0. T&J •
wu stolen from Robert v lor, 114 Turquolse. Balboa t...
Staats loo 2001 W Cout U • • MONDAY, SEPT. 14 1a.od and escaped wlth Jtereo
Mariners .,Mile ~hile it ~ Warde B. Cbue, 53, of 1979 equti>meot nlued at $UO be·
stored in the ~d FUtllDc CooUnental, Costa Mesa, was tween JUDe 16 and Sept. 9 ..•
equipment valued ~· itoo .u arrested a.t 9 p.m. at 1100 Burg.La.rs escaped with $110 La
stolen from Art's t.a,odlng, 503 W. l6tb St., West Newport cash from the Gordon Reed.
Edgewater, Ba.lboa, at 4:50a.m. Heights, on a charge of in-residence, 439 Fullertoo be,,
, •• Vandals pulled all the wtr-to:lic&Uon In pubUc ••• Wooey Newport Heights, between DOOD
lng out ot a c.ar bekxlging to aod jewelry valued at $322 was and 4 p.m. Sept, 14 ••• AlltO-
Geoe L. Davis, 1560 Placentia. bw'glarlled from the borne of motive accessories valued at
Au,, West Newport Heights, Edward E. Jooes, 134 47tb St., $100 were stolen from a car CHR~TMAS BAZAAR ITEW.S are dlsDlaved bv Mrs. Betty
While it was parked at h1sresi. West Newport, between Sept, tO belonging to Lansing A. otis, Jea.n Smltb, at ~. and Mrs. H. H. Zagrodsky, as a ;u-•·
dence between Sept 5 and 6· a.od 12 • • • A tel,.~ision set 120-1/2 E. Bay, Balboa, wb.lle view of tbe •·tun aDd fancy" sale to ')e ~ld by the Newport
damage was estlmat~ at $100: valued at $'70 was stolen from it was parked at Ills residence, Harbor Business and Professional Women's Club from 10
• , • Credit cards and $109 111 a ear bekJogiAe to llomld c. between Sept, 11 and 15 • • • Lm. to 9 p.m. Friday, NO't', 6, at tbe lsla.od House, Fashlon
casb were burglarized from the Marshburn, 3142 Ca.lllorntaSt., Two watches aDd a.o electric lsiaod, Coffee a.od eooldes wtll be served. Proceeds wlU
car of Lawrence T Houston. Costa Mesa, whilettwaspuked razor, valuedat$35, were burg. assist the BPW's community aDd youth projects.
206 Ruby, Balboa lsiaoo, while at Acacia Ave. aDd E. Coast l.a.rlzed from the Demls E. ---------~ ---:-::-:::-:--:-::-=c:::::--r-,,::-,-:-,.-n-d"l-y"'N'"e"lrt>.,....."'"-,.-,...,-~ It was parked at channel Rd. H_wy., Cor~ del Mar, between Mathalsel resldeoce, 4208 Rtv-LEGA L 1'40TtCE LEGAL HOTICE
Servtee a.od Ocea.o blvd., Balboa be· 7.45 and 8.30 p.m. Sept. 7' '• er, West Newport, between 11 --===='-"='--==::-==~='-"='--
tw 3 nd 4 A bat, , Burpats escaped With a tele-a.m. and 6 p.m. NOTICE lNVITING BIDS : BEll BROADWAY een a p.m. • · • Y s vlslon set and a harp valued NOTICE lS HEREBY GIVEN that the Board of S~rvtsors MORTUARY car seat valued at $lS was bur-at $115, from the susa:n Marie • WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 16 of Ounge County, Calllorllia will receive sealed bids tCl to
l JO BrCXJdway ~~Ddfr~m ~ge ot the Stark r es.idence, 514-1/2 Aca-Doaald A, Destephaoo 27 2:00 o'clock P.M. on the 23rd day of November, 1970 1D the
U 8-lUl, 8·3434 eo.ta Mea 422l Hllarlay We ~e~d~e, eta, Corona del Mar, between of 2031 Westmlnster, Cosb office of Ule Clerk of Ule Board of Supervisor s, 5th tloor,
ay, e ew. 11 and 11:30 p.m. , .• Boat Mesa, wa s arreSted at 11 a.m. County Adm1nistrat1on Building, 515 North Sycamor e Street, lr-·-~~~IIIII••••""•'•'•H•e~lgtl•ls•'•be•too•e•e•••7••···m. accessories valuedat$120were at E. Coast Hwy. and MacAr. Santa Ana, California, at which time said bids wlll be publicly
stolen from the sales office thur Blvd., oo an Orange County opened and read for the following: Harbor District Head-
at Miller Ma.rloe Sales, 1591 llarbor jlJdJcial district court quarters Additions.
FOR ALL OF YOUR
INSURANCE MEEDS
ROBERTSON-SADLEIR
Insurance
3333 E. Cooat HWJ'.
CoRona dol Mo•-Tolophono 67~3850
Monrovia Ave., West Newport warrant chartng h.lm with WI-ALL Of SAID WORK to be performed in accordance with
Heights, between Sept. 7 am ure to appear ••. Michael plans and s;>ecificaUons which are now on rue tn the office
11 ••• A tape deck and tapes Larry Kaminsky, 30, of 1007 of the Clerk of the Board of Supervisors, in the County Ad-
valued at $69 were stolen from E. Balboa. Blvd., Balboa, was ministration Building, 515 North Sy~m•)re Street, Santa Ana.,
a car belonging to Kevtn arrested at 1:15 a.m. at New. California.
R. Tool, 503 Poppy, Corona port Blvd. and Hospital Road, MIN IMUM WAGE rates for th.ls pro .teet nave been deter-
del Mar, while it was parked on a charge of possession of mined by the Board of Supervisor s by Hesolutton 70-891,
at tbe south side of Ocean stolen property ... Burglars a copy of wtUch is on file In the office of the Clerk of the
Blvd,, IJetween Poppy Ave. and entered the garage at the Mar-Board of Supervisors .
Poinsettia Ave., between noon UneChula resldence,304Pros-BIDDERS' ATTENTION is calle-1 to Sections 1770-1777,5
and 4 p.m. pect, Newport Shores , and es. of the Ubor Code wh ich wtU requ1re them tr awarded the
• caped with a mint bli.e valued contract to pay not less than said general per diem rate of ~~D~~~ SEPT.115 at $150 between 8:30a.m. arxl wages set forth to all laborers, workmen and mectwlics
r;ua. n,;u rison ensen. 28, I p,m, ... An 8-foot sabot, employed In the execution of the proposed contract. ~~ 2006 W, Ocean Ft., Ct!ntral valued at $75, was stolen from ONE AND ONE-HALF times the prevaillng ra.te of wages
ewport, was arrested at noon Guy C. Earl, 140 Harbor Is-shall be paid any working Ume m excess of eight (8) OOurs
at 6908 W. Coast Hwy,, West !aDd, while it was docked at tn any one calendar day aDd for Saturdays, Sundays, and
Newport, 00 an ~ange County Abalone an I S. Bay ft., Balboa legal holidays, unless otherwise noted, For less t~n eight l~:::::::::::::::::::=~~lla=rbor:~judl:c~la:l:;d:lstr;l;ct:court Island, between Sept. 13 and 16 (8) hours per day the rate shaU be that rraction of the tore. warrant clla.rgtng him with fail-• . . Boat accessories valued going rates !flat tne number of flours bears to eight (8},
at $300, were stolen from Har-EACH BIDDER must submit with his bad a satisb.ctor y
vey Somers, 1709 E. Bay Ft., check certified by a responsible trank or a bidder 's bond made
Bo~.lboa, from a boat docked payable to the or der of the County of Ora.oge In an amount
at 720 W, Bay Avenue, Balboa, not less than five percent (5%} of the sum bid as a guarantee
between June land Sept, 7. , . that the bidder will enter into the proposed contract if the
An 8-foot sabot valued at $349 same Is awarded him, In the event of f.a.ilure to enter into
w&s stolen from Robert V. such contract, the proceeds or the check will be forfeited,
Staats Inc., 2001 W. Coast flwy ., or tn case of a bond, the full sum thereof will be forfeited
while it was stored in the yard to said Count y of Orange.
0••pllle FaWIII Cost Lla AI We•"'llallr
COWLITI fiiNIIAL AIID IUIW. Cllfta
during the night. EACH BID must be on a blank form fur rushed by the CoWltY
or Orange ,
OCC COOKING SCHOOL THE SUCCESSFUL BIDDER shall be required to furrush,
HO W AT ME SA THEATER at lime of signing agreement, one {1) suret)' bond WhiCh
The 19th annual Orange Coast
College cooking school gets un-
der way today, Oct. 29, with
an "lntrlgu.lngly international''
theme. The school is heki on 4
consecutive Thursdays trom
9:30 to II :30 a.m. at the Mesa
Theater In Costa Mesa.·
531·1725 (TOLL FREE FROM H!WPORT HARBOR AR!A)
instructors lllene Coyne aOO
Glenda Riddick will prepare a
potpourn of recipes on stage,
With a large overhead mirror
set 141 so that persons ln the
all:lience may watch. The pre.
pared dishes will be given away,
along with all the r ecipes aOO
a host of door prtz.es.
SHOPS and SERVICES
Free ticlo..ets arE' available
at Alpha Reta Markets, Mesa
Theater, Davis-Brown AppU-
ances of Costa Mesa and a.t
DCC. Save Time And Money -Call An Expert L EGt.L NOTICE
P-38913
CERTIFICATE OF BUSINESS
Fictitious Flrm :-lame
• IIAU TT SALON
LO'l....._. •
BEAUTY NOOK
2112 E. COils t Hw~.
Coren• d el U1r
Ptlo)(lt bn-Hlb
o CONCRETE -. --·---
s.. ..... g .... c ......
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c ... co••• ' ~._,,
flloc:o•"' S••••<• ···~ .. ·• c ... .,.... .
ttl 1 5M J o•quln Rd., L 18-JJJ8
P .0 . Bot U I C'Oitt.a M PSS
• DRY CL UHIHG
-n
/J .... ;J.fY.t
c.t'C"ENIU
F'tnest quality dry cleanin~
on the premises
• Self-service liWndry
.4.11 new -latest model
F'rtgid&ire washers
... E. O>ul H..,.., Cllll
rttone: 11l-MOS
FLOWERS FOR
ALL OCCASIONS
DrM~~rl Tosh
FLO RI.ITS
PHOIIE 1 6~7f :uliM.._ II ....
COSTA IIIU.
• ttiA•MII AIDS
HAL AI!IISOti!R
~.!.
..... PI .... An ...
MtLCHot...,_ a. .......
0-aD
o HEAL TH RESOR T
~ Wi!'! !!.~THSPA t
• .,; ..... ~ "-' ...,.,._. • Ultt'•·'llol•t s-'-• ._. * ,.;,...;.,. s. ... Slu ,. a-* 1.-i..,.•ti•t ll•~tt'iul w ...... * De .. rt ~ W.et a-* h '-•i•t ltll .. tw..lul w .. ,.... * Prluho TliMI lt•ll S..~ * r .. -•1 S-triole.
THE UNDERSIGNED do here-
by certify that they are con.
ducting a Graphics Arts bust-
oess at 1880 Wh.ittier Ave.,
Costa Mesa, Calif. 926Z7, Ln1er
the fictihous flrm aa.meofMod-
• COSTA • OIAMGI! • AMAH liM • HUMTIMGl'OH ern Graphics aDd that said firm
MESA 6l9-:U41 12..._1 I!Aot is composed of the following
.54f.S36I 1.0·161 persons woose names in tull
:=::=:::::::;=::::=1=~~~~;:::=====:. and places of residence are as follow, to.wat : D. Roger Hogan,
e OffiCE IQUIPMIMT • PLUMIIMG 930 w. Victor ia, Costa Mesa,
(){fH. :; .... u., .. ------·----
.:...:-=:==:.=.------Call!. 92627; Henry c. lioi-
A. R, MARSAC comb, 20712 Farnsworth Lane,
PLUMBE R Huntirurton ~ch, Calif. 92627.
700 CanlaUoa. A~. WITNESS our hands this 3oth
Coroaa del Mar y ol September, 1970. D. Ro-
.t. ger Hogan. Henry C. Holcomb,
TATE OF CAUFORNIA ) Plomblli1 Repalra ) ss.
DAY II NIOHT COUNTY or ORANGE l
WATER HEA'Il:RS ON THIS 3oth day of Sep.
n3· tl31 . tember, 1970, before me, a No-
[:e~~J ~~~~~~Q~~~~~~~~~~~ tary PubUc tn a.nd lor sa1d county and state, resldlng
therein, duly commissioned aM
sworn, per sooally appeared
•PAINT I. WALLPAPER
HARBO& PAINT
•
• WALLPAPER
Plllabo...,. -
Pllloto -.... ploto lloo
13,000 P.A Tl'ERNS
OF WALLPAPER
... E. ea-t • ..,. .
eoo-&MIB•
(Hut to Port T·•~l _,..,._
.I!CIALIITIIN
MAIIIIINtr CA .. ~TIII'V
e 1'1N.E CA.NETS
e WOOOCAAII'TI e trTC.
'Ill DUIGMIMG
U,_ATDOL..ACM.Y OfltDI s• 6DI or~ lilt6
CRA,nlll
Henry c. Holcomb, D. Rorer
Hoga.n, known to me to be the
persons woose r.mes are sub-
scribed to the within lnstru-
ment, and ackoowledged to me
that they e:~ecuted the same •
WITNESS my !Wid aDd or.
ftclal seal. Juanita W. Sheffield,
I ~~~~L:~::=J·"~-~~y0 PubUt ln alii tor saJd a.nd state. Wy Com-
eJI)Ires ~. 2, 1973.
Slwbe. lllt.ertor PlaaC. PubUsb: Oct. 8, 15, U, Z9.
'{1optcal ll Tree• 19'70, In the NeWlX)rt Harbor
1oii0Citlcldea 11114 F...Wnr ,E_os_~~~>..:....·-------,
-....... 10""''-Mtr" .. _..... II
FREE DEUVEIIY
c .... _. • .,"...,
I'IM E. ._ ..... nw•
oUI'IIDUTIIIMG
OILIUi& ... Q
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MLTL
MORTUARIES
IHI SUrEIUOR A VI!.
COSTA IIUA
llldw•y ~24Z4
Ulll I . COAST "'WAY
CO-A DIL liAR
OR iolo )-'1450 s•u ,.,
shall protect the laborers and material men and snau be for
one hundred percent {lOIJii ) of the amount of the contract,
In accordance with ~lion 4202 of the Government Code,
and ooe (1) surety bond In the amount or one hundred percent
(I~) of tbe contract, guaranteeing the Wthlul performance
of the conuact; said bonds to be first approved by the oU1ce
of the CoWJty Counsel of Orange CoWlt)'.
THE BOARD OF SUPERVTSORS reserves the rlgtlt to re·
)eel any or all bids, and oot necessa.ril)' •ccept the lowest
price bid, arxt to waive any informality ln any bid receiVed,
SECURING DOCUJdESTS; Plans and specifications will be
available for each bidder at the om ce of the Direc10r of
Building Ser vices, 628 ~orth Sy~more Street, Santll Ana,
California, and may be obtained !JP:)n the deposit of $25,00
per set. This de-posit will be returned wh.en the drawings and
specificatmns are returned in good coruhtlon,
BY ORDER QF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OFORA."\GE
COlJ:-l'Tr, CALIFORNIA.
Dated: October 20, uno w. E. STJOHN
Count) Clerk and u-orticlO Clerk
of the Board or Supervasors of
Orange County, C alilorni<~o.
(SE AL ) By Mabel L. Casteis:, Deput)
Publish: NeWJX)rt Harbor Ensign, Oct. 29, Nov. 5, 1970.
_ _::L.=_U~~-L _NO_T_IC_E __ ----:::;=-=-LEGAL NOTICE
ORDU\ANCE NO 2430
AN ORDINA~CE AMENDING SEC TIO:-; 22 .132 OF THE
CODIFIE D ORDL~A~CES OF THE CO UNTY OF OR.-\SGE,
CALIFORNIA •
The Board or Supervisors of the Co unty of Orange, actin ~:
as such and also as the governing board of the Otangt> Count)
Hubor D!str1ct, do orda.in as follows:
SECTION I. Secttoo 22.132 of the Codified Or dinances of
the County of Orangt! is hereby amended to read as follow s
Sec. 22.132, Sk.l z.ooe regulations.
In zones designated by the Board by resolution .AS skJ
zones with.in the above-described special-use area, (I Shall
be unlawful:
(a) For any persoo during authon~ed skling hour s to
operate or cause to be placed therein or thereon a.ny vessel
other than a motorboat eighteen (18) feet or less in lefi+."t h
and with unobstriJCted operator's view, exceptpublicorncPrs
on duty aDd others pursuant to a s:pecl.al permit to hold J.
boM.t race granted under the provisions of this Dtstrkt.
(b) For any person to operate a motorboat towln~ a
skier other tl'lan In a counterdoctwlse tra!fic panern,
n cept when speciti~Uy dlrected otherwise by a publi c
omcer or employee engaged in the enlorcem~nt or sute
taw or k:lcal regulabons.
(c) For any person opera.tl.ng a motorboat to tow more
than tYO (2 ) persons at ooe time, or to tow any df'VI re, or
any person uslng any device other than stncle or doublp wat-
@r skis without hydrofoils or any other attachmeri.
(d) For any person operating a moc:or bolll to commencf'
towing a water skier against tht COI.UUerdoctwise traltic
pattern or from other tba.n a designated "ta.ie-otr' area
provided thai a water skier may be plclted up or laww:hed
from aDOiher area it the operator of the motortx».t pro-
•ldlng the tow yields the right of way to other motorbo81s
wtthlo the tramc pattern ol the Sid Uei towtng a nter
sk1e.r or skiers.
{e) for the obsener tn a motorboat woose st.ter has
fallen to tail to lmmedlalelJ ra.lse ooe arm ••rtlcally,
or I flae blh1Q( U UU ol 00C )ess than 001 !quare foot
and ma.st~rloc DOt less thu oa. loot 111 w1dt1l and heiJht
to a helJM ol at a5t two feet abot'e tht ru.,._ polnt
ol tiM hull or PC*'·Jtracture lDtlucHD( aay wtDdshitkt,
ud for tbe obserftr lD I lbOt«bo&t IA)fO&ChUll a fa.llta
lkler to tlil to lmmediatlt-b ra1ae 001 arm nrUcaltJ
UIJIOQ obeer'rtAc tbe fl.lln stler lo tbt water. Tbls JrO-
Yl&ioft lba1l td: IIIP b' 110 adorba&tl a~tuaJ.tr operated by
tbl ~ ot PN'JOM bfi1c tow..S &Dd 10 ooutncted u
CO bl! IPM"'P'Nt 0( earry1..Qc tbrt operator 1111 01' 011 the -· (f) F<W uy per-to ~ a motortlo&l co tow UJ
per-at a cUJCuce lD .... or ... ..,.n. ... ('lS) ....
W For IIQ' par-to ~ I riOial'tx:at tn.lllle I
-towU.OO ""'Ill ""'".......,. lmmodlltoll' 10 a 11.11111 -· (l!) for .., 0U""' 10 -a --tliOf -
NEIIf'!lRT HAROOR EN~GH
SECOND SECnON --Pa1e l
lliURSDAY, OCT. 29, 1970
CORONA DEL MAR, CALIF.
M.Y. ARTI ST FEATURED
·rbe tlrst wesc cout ezht.
blttoo ot s,-lnt!ngs by New York
U IUt Ronnte La.ndfleld wtU
opeo Oet. 30 at the Jack GleiJD
<Al.luy, 2831 £, Coast Hwy.,
Corona del Mar. His aery UC"
ltaJ.Ded canvases have beeo re.
fflrred to as "oew" or "lyrt.
cal" abstraction. Yr. La.nd-
fteld was born In New York
1o 194 '?. lte studied at the K.a.n.
sas City Art Institute am at
tile San Franclsco Art Insti-
tute.
Luv
l>olls
O..o ah.•ll t.-.u....._
fore.t~c.r
HQft.l M-.. ;I.J .,.:.r,-1
F IJ. s .. H,.ri..:J
S~t-~1 Sl
Central Bible Church
ORANGE AVENUE o t 23RD STREET
COSTA .. ES.t. PHON E, 54-5303
Sunday School & Worship ... 9:00 a.nd 10:30 a .m.
Sunday Even~ng Wonhlp ........• , 7:00p.m.
Wednesday Bibl e Study & Prayer ..... 7:00p.m.
NU RS !ItY ,Oit AlL. SEitYICI!S
Ptutor
FRED R. MORSE
Yoatth Ptutor
RICHARD REED
An independent church with Bible teactung ministry
,laiiNI&i
Ne.-,on Beach ••
c.a.-.a de l Mar
1100 Poc1ac Yin c..
a.JM)A Y sdtOOL )t -
a..JNilAY SERVICE lt ••
WEDNESDA Y EVEHING
IIEETINC. I :OG Ill·•·
• ....,., Roo-M•••t aw• 11u t:-t c.-• a.., ... CDM. M-..-rn.: iG ...... s , ...
n .. d.,. ••-'-IF 1 •'
S.&.: 10 ..... 4 , ...
Ynu •c cordi •IIJ lftvitad 10
•u cnd Ctu,wch :krrtcn and
10 ~au the Rcaduaa R-oo..
LUTHEIIAH OtUIIOI
OF THE MASTER
L • ..,.c~,..., • ._e~~c.
HOOhd1k:YtnC..
C....dllllor,Callt.
DR. IIILLIAM R. lu.EII _ .......
9:00 A,W.,-FamU) ......
10:00 A.ll. -C-..-
u ,oo A. II.. r-• -• NUitSERY PROVIDID
1llP-mdJ!
Ia'¥ p+ioual
Gllfurd!
326 2 Broad Street
~ewport Helchta
.o\ Fr~~ and hdrpr~tdt"l
Cong•~gallo t~al
r hnsllatt Ch a.1eh
R F.\'. l'iO RMAN BROWN
"f i ,\'H ff R
SUND AY SERVICE
A_~D CHURCH SCHOOL
AT 10:00 A.M .
,'Wvr.Str) cQrr providtJ
PHONE: 642-27 -tG
t.6na llri
,'1/ow ,.c.,ti•J i• o at r """' cb at rch s••ct••ry
7U DOVE. DltiV!, A.T U T H Ultf!T
~T ai!·ACM, CAL.I,.OfltNtA
THE: AMIUUCAN L..UTHI!IIIIAN CHUIIIICH
8 :00 A..ltll. SUiooiOA.'I' -£A."LY WOI'I:SHIP
9 '15 A.,ltll , Sl.J""OA'I'-CHI'tiS'tiA."" E:OUCA.'t!OH
ISUHOAV SCHOOL)
\O·lO A.M , Sl.JNOAY -II'E:STIV £ WO,_SHI P
lliP R.Pw. Jan~e• G. BlaJn , P uwr
The flr\'. ftonaJd 'MIU.e, Aaalatanl P astor
Phon~: ~48-363 1
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
"THF C F .,'TFR FOR RIBUC ,._L S'fUDifS"
DR. P. C. HB.IMAHH PHTORS DR. JAMES c::otr.tllS
q:45 A.M.-Bi'ble SchOol, wi th our IS buses
ser11ing Soutt1 Orange County
11:00 .O..M.-Moming worsh io
7:00P.M. -Eventng Ser11ice
3 0 1 Magn olia St. Hom• of P. G. H-"'•""
Ch,lstian St ha a l
K.~t~d~r~"'''" -P.th G,4th
P hon• S48 -2840
(At Sa"t" '\trQ '\1 r .l
COSTA lol ESA
P hOft• 548-1 733
L EGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE
001 have controls enabUng it to reverse. This pro\·lsion
sh.IIJ not appl} to motorboats actuall~ operated by t11e
person or persons being towed •nd so constructl?d a.s to be
Uh..:~pable of carrying the operator in or on the motorboat.
(iJ For any person durrng ~uthonze-r1 skiing hOurs to
oper.ste or consent to bE' plan'(\ therem nr thereon an)'
motorbOat whJch is not then beln~ ust"d for towtnp, pre-
p;.s.rmg to tow, or returning to a water skier, or ··~!ling from
the ski tone, es:cept pubUc officers on t!Ut)· and others
pursuant to a special permit to tlold • boat l o1 ce granted
under the proVlsions of th.is Oistun.
SECTION 2, This Ordinance sh.all ta.lo:.e etfet.•' and be tn
full rorce thir(J' (30) days from J.nd af'tPr Us ,>assage, and
before the expiration of fifteen (l ::OJ days aner the passage
Uterrof shall be published one~ ln thf Newpo rt Harbor Ensign.
a new~r publt.shed in the Count'~· of Oran~. Stllte of CaU-
forw, together with the nami's of the m11mbers of the Board
of S<e>ervJsors voting for and against the same.
~LTO~ E. AllE~
Ch.aitman of thi> Board of SIC)ervisors
(SEAL) ofOran~ Count), Ca ltrornia
ATTEST.
w. E. STJOHN
County Clerk and es:..-otticto Clerk.
of the Board ol S~rvisor s of
Orange County, CaUfornla.
By Mabel L Castell
D£1luty
STATE OF CALifORNiA }
) ss.
COVIITY Or ORJ.NGE )
l, W. E. STJOHN, County Clerk and ex-otnclo Clerk ol the
Board ol SupervlSOI's, do bereby certil)' that al a re&Wu
meettna: of Ule Board ot ~ni~s of Oranre Cowii:J, can-
lornta, held OG tbt 20tb day of Oc!Ober, li'lO, tblb'f'IObl
Ordl.na.nce cont:IJ.nlQC two (2) HCUOOS. n.s cowddered .ltCttoD
by secUon, and tN.t the sa.td OrdiDuce was tbe:n p&l.llld ud
adopted as a wt!Oit by the follo•lnr YOt•:
AYES , SUPERVISORS ALTON E. ALU:N, W11. II1RST'EDI,
ROBERT W. BATTIN, D.l ¥1D 1...
8AXER AJIO WILLlAM J. PFDLLIPS
NOES: SUP£RVl'JORS NOH£
ABSENT: SUPERVISORS NON£
tN wtTN£$ WHEREOf, I lwi'ft ~ ..C mJ -.dud
-,.. ollk:lal -ot ... llo&rd ot s.rn-. ot 1110
COUIIIy ol Oruco. Slllo ot Callalrlla, Wa -dol' ot ~. mo.
(SEAL)
w. 1:. ST lORll
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Pabl1ali NO'WIIOI1 -EIIOIJoo,-D, 1110
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ASIOCIAT!S TO MIET B k no •• _... .. ot Kat~ an
ClloriiJ L-.lfUt, Knport Cbap. directors named
t.er, a motblr4u&bttr orpat-Tbt Dl'f'ly~mad adVlaorJ lDellldes the toUowtnc trom
&alloo, wiD bold Ita llrll tall boar<! of dlroctou for tho Or-Newport Boach'
meetlae Od. nat tbe Newport ure Cou.nty regiooa1 bead ot-Robert H. Davis, president,
Harbor Yacbt Club. A IOCia.l ftte, CeMioela Bank, at S33S DyD& Pie~ IDe.; Robert W. Da-
boar at 11:10 will bl fOllowed w. Coast Hwy., Newport Beath, vii, president, Pacl.Qc Marine
b)' lunebeon at IJ:l5. Yacbta .loc:.; Francls M. De·
RE-ELECT
CONGRESSMAN JOHN
SCHMITZ
He has NEVER voted
for a tax increase!
G.
MICHAEL T. COLLINS • CAMPAIGN DIRECTOR
BIG SELECTION
for IMMEDIATE
DELIVERY
Including PINTOS!
lane)', presidem, Keyways Inc.;
James W, Gilbert, rice presi-
dent, Wewood Ma.rtoa; H.C.
Gunkier, owner, Banner Yacht
5.ales; George HQQg 0, vice
president of the board ot di-
rector s, HQQg Mem')rlal Hos-
pllal; Henry C. Ma.y, president,
May Outcklor advertising;
Clarke Morton, retired vice
president, D·~luxe Check Print-
er s; Keith Newman, owner, El
Pescador Restaurant; Ernest
Reyoolds, president, loter-
na.Uooal M.artne Marketing As-
sociation Inc.; Robert Ross, di-
rector of public affairs, Doug-
l.a.s Aircraft Co.; Frank W,
Snow, co-owner, Sierra Bullets,
and Victor Yael, owner, New-
port Florists.
'RIO LOBO ' PREVIEW
SET FOR BENEFIT
Funds to fina.Dce an accredt-
.ed American heritage seminar
lor several hundred Orange
County teachers wtll be raised
when Orange County Women's
Chapter, Freedoms foundaUon
at Valley forge, entertains
NoY. 24 with a major studio
benefit preview and champagne
r ecept1on.
The 8:30 p.m. black tie op-
tional preview of the new John
Wayne movie, "Rio Lobo," will
m;~.rk the opening of National
General Corporation's South
Co.ast Plaz.a TheJ.tre II in Costa
Mesa.
M ·s. Ann Terri.ll Signor,
Santa An.l, is preYiew ch.alr-
man, and Mrs. Henry C. Cote,
Newport Beach, co-chalrman.
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LEGAL NOTICE
P-38998
CERTIF"ICATE Of BUSINESS
Fictitious Flrm Name
THE UNDERSIGNED do here-
by certify th.at they are con-
dueling an insurance business
at 2435 E. Coast Highway, Co-
rona del Mar, Calli . 92625, un-
der the fi ctitious firm nam~ of
Corona del Mar lnsurance
Agency and th.at s.ald tirm Js
composed of the following per-
sons whose names tn full and
places or residence are as fol-
lows, to-wit: Holden C. Johnson,
2619 Wa y Lane, Corona del
Mar, CJ.ilf., John V. B.aker Jr.,
2619 Wa~· Lane, Corona del
Mar, C.liif.
WITr.iESS my hand this 8th
day of October, 1970. John V.
Baker Jr., Holden c. Johnson.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA )
Jss.
COUNTY OF OR ANGE )
I -
KATHY WATSON receives a Udo 14 trophy from Ed Hayes,
rear commodore of the Lido Isle Y.acht Club, at the annual
LIYC awar!iS dinner at theclubhOuse.(WaUyGertlardtphOto)
Police BloHer
• THURSDAY, SEPT. 17 2 a.m. at 11 5 28th St., New.
Sur.a.nne Eltz.abeth Sta.n!ord, port Beach,onanDrange County
19, of 1018 Polaris Dr., Dover harbor Judlclal district court
Shores, was arrested at Robin-warrant charging him with fail-
son's, F'ashlon Island, on a ure to appear , . , Steven
chargP of shOpWting •.. Abel Mark Hindahl, 21, of 105-A
Lopez Jr., 27, of 2 Balboa Clearbrook Lane, Costa Mesa,
Coves, was arrested at 3 a.m. was arrested at 3 a.m. at 2800
at 2500 W. Coast Hwy,, Marl-West Coast Hwy., Mariners
ners Mile, on a chargeoftntox-Mile, on a charge of dr iving
ication In pubtic .... Alfre<' while under the influence of
Henry Violette, 35, of 5212-B alcohol . , . Melville Scott
Seashore Dr.,· Wes t Newport, Slau ghter Jr .. 60, of603 Marl-
was arrested at 2:25 p.m. J.t gold , Cor oaa del Mar, was ar-
2210 W. Ocean F'ront, Central rested at 7:30 p.m. at 3049
Newport, on a charge ofdr ivin@. E. Coast Hwy., Corona delMar,
while under the lnfJuence of on a chJ.rge of shOplifting . , .
alcohol . , . Michael Guy Mos-Burglars entered the rear door
teller, 18, of 210 E. Ba.y Ave-of Corona del Mar Tire, 3601
nue, B.llboa, was arrested at E. Coast Hw}., durlng thenight,
.t.nd escaped With $1,502 in cash,
LEGAL ~OTICE mcluding the cash register ...
NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE Two biCycle~ and auto parts
NO, 1_71 _69313 were burglanzed !rom_the ~-
On Wed sda N be rage at the John G. Ellis rest-
ne Y. ov~m r dence, 4811 Seashore, West
18th, 1970, at eleYen o clock Newport durin the night· the
a.m., at South Main Entrance items w~re val~ed at Sl4i 58
on West Slxth Street of Old • •
County Courthouse, lo the CUy • FRIDAY, SEPT. 18
ot Santa Ana, Calllornta., UNI-Burglars entered the otnce
TED CALIFORNIA BANK, of Robert D. Kernott, OilS,
Trustee or successor Trustee 2855 E. Coast Hwy ., Corona
under the Deed of Trust made del Mar, and escaped. with $53
by Allen Dale and Charlo!le F. tn cash during the night .••
Dale, husbllnd and wile, and Clothes valued at $260 were
recorded April 7th, 1969, in stolen from the yard at the
Book 8920, Page 803 or Of-Margret Stewart Grant resl-
ficl.al Re-cords of Orange dence, 1632 Galaxy Dr., DoYer
County, Calltornla, given to se-Shores, between 2:45 p. m.
cure an Indebtedness in favor .lnd 3:20 p.m .... Clla.rles
ot Fedcal Distributing Com-1atrick Roberts, 24, of 5316
pany, a corporation, by reason 3e:i5hore, l,l,'est ~ewport, ns
of the br each of certain obll-.trrested at 10:35 p.m. at 2~00
gations secured thereby, notice W, Coast Hwy., Mariners Mile,
of which breach was r ecorded on a char~ of m1Uclous mls-
March 17th, 1970, m8ook 9241, chief ... Bernice Irene Wag-
Page 43, of said Official Rec -oner, 35, of 2004 Harbor B!Yd.,
ords, wHl sell at public auction Costa Mesa, was arrested at
to the hlghest bidder for c.ash, 2 a.m. at Riverside .and w.
payable in !.awful money of the Coas t Hwy., on a c:nrge of
United States at th e time of IntOXication in pub!Jt . . . .
sale, without warranty as to W Jrde B. Chase, 53, of 1890
title, possession or encum-16th St., .~ewport Heights, was
brances, the Interest conveyM ure.<;IP<"l '11 241 Evening Can-
to aoo now held by said Trus-ron Hrl., Shore C'Hrfs, on a
tee under said Deed of Trust ':'IIJr ge of intoxication in an
in the property sltuat~ In Or-wto . . . Barna.r•l Edward
ange County, Catiforma, rle-J ltlndge, 36, of 1125 Balboa
scribed as; Lots 76 and 77 BJvrJ ., Da!bo;;s, was arri'sted at
of Tract No. 907, In the C1 t} IJ :30 '-'·rn· at lOth St. and Ba l-
of ~ewport Beach, County of lioa ~lvd., on an Orange County
•
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•
1M CIIITIR ST.
COSUMISA
KNOWLEDGEABLE
CONCERNED
EXPERIENCED
ROBERT E . BADHAM
Member of t he Assembly,
71st District, California Legislature
Paid for by the Comm1ttee to Ree lect Assemblyman Robert E. Badham
Chairman: Charles P. Taylor
ON THIS Bth day of October,
1970, be fore me, a Notary Pub-
lic in and for said county and
state, residing therein, duly
commissioned and swor n, per-
sonally appeared Jolin V, Baker,
Jr., Holden C. Johnson, known
to m"' to be the persons whQS('
na mes are subscribed to the
within mstrument, and ackoow-
Jedged to me th.at they executed
the same.
Orange, Stat~ of Ca Ufornl.a, as ~'";'~"":' .'~""~'~·c~la~l~d~l~s~t<~Jc:t:co~":'~'~:::::~~~~~~~~~~~::::::::::::::~;;.J per map recorded In Book 28, of fa.llure to appear.
Pages 25 to 36 inclus1ve, Mi s-
cellaneous Maps, in the offi ce
of the county recorder of said
county; for the pW"pose of pay-
ing obligations secured by said
Deed, Including fees, charges
and expenses of the Trustee,
advances, U ~Y, under the
terms ot sa.ld Deed, Interest
thereon, and $7,500.00 ln un-
paid prlnclpa.l of the Note se-
cured by sa.Jd Deed.
1&49 Westclitt Drive, Newport Beach, Calif. 92660
WIT~ESS m} hand and of-
ficial seal. G. Eliot Semple,
~otary PubUc in and for said
County and State. My Commis-
sion expires July 18, 1974.
Publish: Oct. 15, 22, 29, Nov.
S, 1970, in the Newport H.arbor
Ensign.
LEGAL NOTICE
CERTIFICATE OF BUSDIESS
Fictitious :-lamu
P-3902"7
Dated; October 15th, 1970.
UNITED CALIFORNIA BANK,
Trustee. The undersigned do certify
they are conducting a business Harold s. Bauer (authorized
at 2435 East Coast Hwy ., Corona signature). 65404 del Mar, California, under the p U . 0 22 29 , ,
ncuuous fir m name of Degheri ub sh. ct. • , • ov. J ,
Associates and that said firm 1970, In the Newport Harbor
Is composed of the following E_ns_100<".,:·"::"::-:-c-:::::7:::
persons, whose names in full LEGAL MOTICE
and places of residence are as
follows: Bernard J. Degherl, CERTIFICATE OF BUSINESS
401 Fernlea! Avenue, Corona FlcUUous Flrm Name del M C "I 8 d M THE UNDERSIGNED does ar, a .• ernar .
Oegheri, 773 East Maripo~ hereby certl.f)' that she Is con·
s~ .. Altadena, CaUl. dueling a business at 900 S:ill
Dated Octoloer 6, 1970. Joaquin Hills Dr., No.3, New -
(Signature) Bernard J. Deg-port Beach, Calif., under the
harL Bernard M, Degherl. fictitious flrm nam ~ of P.uk
State of Catilornl.a, Newport Ha.lr StyUsts aJXt that
Los Angeles County: sa.J.d firm Is composed of the
On October 6, 1910, before following persons 'ifhose name
me, a Notary PubU c In .and tor in full .and place of r esidence
said State, personally appe.a.red .are as follows, to-wit: IIHcld
Bernard J. Degheri and Ber-C laus Halgren, 2311 Vista
nard M. Degheri, known to me H·Jerta, Newport Beach, Calif.
to be the persoos whOse names WITNESS my h.and thJs 23rd
are subscribed to the within day of October, 1970. Mlcld
instrument aOO acKnowledged Claus Halgren.
they el ecuted the same, STATE OF CALIFORNIA )
(Seal) Marian L. Johnson, ) ss.
Notary Publlc. My Commission COUNTY Of ORANGE )
EJI)Lrts July 28, 1974. ON THIS 23rd dayofOctober,
PubUsh: Oct. 29, Nov. s, 12, 1970, before me, a Notary Pub-
19, 1970, tn tbe Newport Har-llc 1n and tor sa1d county ud
bor EDSI.p. state, residing thereln, duly
commisstooed and sworn, per-
/".
/
Dr. M6X RsHsrty
the
choice is yours!
Mr. Wi/1on Ri/81
Decide wisely to whom you wont to entrust the administration of America's
largest public school system. Th ink of yourself ... ond our children!
Experience in California Schools
Doctorate (Ed. 0.) School Adminis·
tration Earned at University of South·
ern Calif.
'40 ·'48 Tea1.her, Vice Principal and Athletic
Director, Trona Unified School Oist.
'48 ·'51 Principal, Bi& Bear Senior Hich Sch.
'51 ·'55 District Superintendent of Saticoy
Elementary School District
'55 ·'61
'61 ·'62
'63 .
District Superintendent of Needles
Elementary and HiEh School Districts
Superintendent of La Canada Schools
Superintendent of Public Instruc-
tion, State of California (Elected
1962 and 1966)
'&2 -'&8 Published works
(19162) "Suffer, Uttle Children"
(1964) "What They Aro Doln110 Your
Children"
(none)
(none)
(none)
(none)
(none)
(none)
(never elected to public offlct)
SUMMER END SPECIAL! sonUJ.y appeared W.lcti Cl&ua
Halcren, 2311 Vlst.a Huerta,
Newport Beach, kno•D to me to
be tbe peraoo •host name l.s
JllbKrl.bld to tbe wtthlD lutru-
meol, l.tld actDolrledpd to mo
tb&t 1be ueclUd tbe aame.
"The Dr. Max Raffertr Column"
(1966) "Max Rafferty on Edunllon• (novtr publlthod proftlllonally)
Carpet Steam Cleaned
10% Off Regular Price
CARTIER'S CARPET CLEANING
PHONE: 548-0807 FREE ESTIMATES
2 AM. MIN. GOOD TILL 11-1 -70
•
WITNESS my blod l.tld ol-
llclal ...._ EloUo L. YcPbor.
100. Notary N>Uc ID l.tld Ia<
aid County l.tld sea ... ,., Com-
ml.olloo t ltPir" Ju. U, 18'11,
PubUIII: Oct. 28, Not. 5, ll,
It, 11'10, 1D tilt K-llar-botEulp.