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23RD YEAR, HO . 1S FIRST SECTION THURSDAY, NOV. 19, 1970 673-0SSC OFFICES IN CORONA DEL MAR CALIFORNIA
NEWPORT BEACH PoUce Chief B. James Glavas aM
officer John Heene are seated in the cockpit of one of the
helicopters ~ellvered to the police department Monday.
Copter patrol
proves value
The Newport Beach police ~e.
p:ut ment's heUc.opters haven't
even officially started patrol-
tog yet, and already their ef.
fecllveness In combating cr ime
lias been demonstrated.
The helicopters were olflcl-
ally received by the city Mon-
da}' during ceremonies a! the
Newporter Inn parking loL Pri·
or to that time, th~ pollee de-
partment had been making pre·
trial runs to tamiUarlze of.
ricers with the oper ation.
On the night of Nov. l , poLice
helicopter plio! Scottie Mac -
Gr egor and his observer, Sgt.
Don Burdsall, were Oylng over
the Edgewater and Coronado
Ave, a.rea In Ballxla when they
spotted a suspicious per son who
appeared to be a car burglar.
The men radioed to the ground
units and directed them to the
location, where the man was
questioned. As It turnd out,
the man was not a bur gb.r,
but U be had been, a crime
would raave bela preveoted.
· The offtclal patrol, with both
hellcopters and 3 pilots, wtu
begin feb. l on a 24-hour
basis. Then, will be limited
patrolling between about 3 p.m.
and 2 a.m. In the meantime.
Lt. Gary Peterson sald this
limited patrol wtu begin about
Nov. 27. Part of the purtJQSe Is
to establish air corridor s for
the craft, and to set up salety
factors and emer gency landing
zones.
H~ s.ild the Umltedpatrt~lllng
will basically <'OVer the schools,
comm?rclal areas, tra.yfTont and
bOat sUps, with spot checks
on residential areas. The full-
time patrolling, wheil J begins,
will cover the entir e city.
"We will be able to cover
the enUre city In a mauer of
minutes," Lt. Peterson said.
The other 2 pilots win will
fiy the aircra!t for the depart.
ment are otncer John Heene,
who t\:ls been with the depart-
ment for abo 11 5 year s, aOO.
officer James Bradley, who Is
a 4-year Newport Beach veter-
an. Both are now In training.
Obs~r .. ers for the patrol wilt
be picked by Capt. Jim Parker,
patrol comm100.er. They also
will receive special tr.llnlng,
as obseners.
''Those picked for the ob-
server job will be ortl<'ers who
are considered to be exeep.
tiona. I," U, Peterson sald. '· Al-
so to be coostdered will be lhtlr
put perlorma.nce ln the de-
partment and tM time on the
JOb." He said that the offi cer s
selected will be rotated abOut
every 3 to 6 months.
Lt. Peterson said all officer s
in the departm:nt will get an
opportunity to 0}' as an ob-
server at least once, but only
to gt>l an Idea of how the hell-
copter.;; a.nd ground units w\ It
work toif!ther to prevent crime,
not as a pernunent assignment.
(Cootlnued on Pa&:e 8)
Planning staff need cited
Newport Beach Clty Mana-
ger Harvey Hurlburt will make
some recommendations to the
C Uy CouncU In lhe Immediate
future on ways to bet>f up tile
pla.Ming jepartment staff.
12 hours a weelr. at a pay range
from $2.74 to $3 .33 per hour.
Mr. Hurlburt sa.ld tl\at laOO
use densities "are ooe of the
crlUca.l n~eds of the city and
this would help to speed up the
developmenl of this part of the
master plan."
ictory near in drive
for freeway petitions
Mrs. Margot S~tlhng of West for !h.e ftling of !he referendum t he 8a)'Side \'tll.q~e rJut>t.ousc• s,,, ... u • .,..,..,! !l•.t! '"lrr·ulator s
Nt~wport, co-chaurnan of the on the toast frt-ew.~.y. b) 8 ".m. :-.'o\', z;:.. !n.ull nut •,o! • uJJ tunuug m,.
CUJl.en's Coordluat1ng Corn· Mrs. Sk.I!Ung. 'IillO is In She said there ...-111 I~<' J )1"11\lun tu r )11!:>1 " lew 114 mes.
OFFICEH JIM BRADLEY of lhe Newport Beach poUce
department Is stepping down !rom the helicopter tl\at was
first to tarv:l near the Newporter Inn JUSt before 00011
Monday. (Ensign photo.J
PULICE OffiCERS John Heene, at left, and Scotty Mac-
Gregor ha.ve just land·~ the second heUcopter tor deUvery
to the Newport Beach I)Ollce department. {Enslgn phOto.)
Cliff Haven to clean up
The Clift Haven Commwlity
Assn. has m, -le arrangements
with the City of :-tew-port
Beaeh tor bit clean.up !his
Sa turday, Nov. 21, for the CUt1
Haven area. Articles should be
out by noon.
Mrs. Joseph Gll.llaot, r.ce-sl·
rtent o! the association, an.
IIOUOCes that city truc ks .m...l
cr ews will make an extra pick-
~ ot trash and household dis.
ca.rds. There is no tlmlt to the
numbt:r ot containers that may
be put OtJt.
La.rge objects, such a.s
stoves, r efrigerator s, water
heater s , bed spr ings and mat-
tresses, will be picked up. The
length llmlt of cuttings is 4
feet, and the cuttings must be
in containers or bundled .tnd
!Jed.
Residents are asked not to
include sand, sod, concr ete,
bULiding materials , oil, ac id,
animal droppings or auto parts
among the items put ou! for
collection.
Capt. Nice
commended
m lltE.-t.-, SOI.Ld _yester~y sh.e llt'-ct,.u~:e or tire 1·ommL ttee's pe. meetmg th.tl da) fro11, 8 to ]r1 ·r, .. t L•t-lr. "' ~·~ '\ol' 2S," she
lJeves that lf all e1reula.tors !l!lou "nd referetMillUI dnve on .t.m. to collect the pellllOn~. :i.!!d. lt, .. r, 1f we .. r e still
would !Urn 10 hetr peU110n s the dirhtn.atlon of !he freeway More th.J.n 3,50(! ~1 g~1.~,t 11r .. 5 .;J,utl ~" , .111 ,11~·~}~ ~o back
there would boe mor~ than the fro111 the ~~1 }, s.ud that all 1\dve aiiead\ t...e~n tur n•"! 111 .~.r,rt r,,, 11, 'J.lll.··
6,000 ~i~WIW"eS being sougiJI pe!IIIOnS SliOU!d t.e turOt"o1 1fliO Silt' said, t;~t thtr•· ,.p .. !!IJII: ~h•· ,.nt l!idl IIIJ.II\ l lrf.:U\;1.·
W d d I• tli<l.t ;ue still in !he ti30IIS ol tur : • .~ .. llol tntlh:•ll 10 petl· Oun e Po Ice circ ulator ~. On11 -t.~oo St,'h.<-tJr,r,~ l·t:''<~ll.,l' 11•"1-•lon't know
tures ar~ .tf t uJ.Ji~ rE.>qulr,.,t." t111r ... hOl.•f), Mr'.r.. 'ikJlling poJOted
Mrs, Skilling s...td !11€ •ow-o•1t 1'1.11 .~.11 l.Otllti.~ 1\av~ .t no-
are IO m p rOVIO n g f!\Jttee W:.l.!itS to ,:e\ 1:, JfJfl ·;;o t.dr., '"' lu 111Jiil i>•J.l !!State
we can havt:o :wrr, .. kiiJU or A ir• •·-.
Two .'i"e.,.,•port Reach police-T.!1. s1111u1, .. rr!v£><l 011 !h~
n•en, Sl1ot antl ·.vounderl Satur • '>tent'. fJ fft · t:'r .'in o~tJ1 dnoltl1e t.,.,·o
1\.>~ nl~:ht by a. moton st ·.~o·ho te~:r4 ger s, IJJo~lle IJ4 ¥1llson, t ";,
hJd beF-n hal!erl. neo~r !lie :\Pw • .JU<l JtJilt' S~en.;ler, 11:1, t.o!h of
port Dune~ for dnvwg erra.t1-\ .. wiJI')rt H4 r1Jor Ju,:l1 school,
c<~.!Jy, were reported improving ;yHo~sse•l t!t., s1Joo!1n11, Off1cer
J.t Hoo g Hospital yes!e rd.J.; af-Snut11 u1.aU" t/1f-J.J'r est,
!~rnoon. Afto-r (/, ... 111• 111ent Di4ne, ·Nt;o
ilospttal otfluals said ~-t ... t r1.~11.:f"t t1ttr opuuon of po.
trolmil.n Jdmes Gar tlmer, 23, U• ""• s....td , ·Tr1e1 'rt: not pigs,
W.t s urxJ,:.r Intensive car e and !he; 'r•· r1umJ.n bein~ts w1111 .~.
Sllowing Improvement aft er JOU 10 olo. Tt1e~ dest:rve ttiOff·
surger ~ for r emoval of the r es1;~··t."
~~g::~~;~~~:n d::h:e:~~~~::~ Shot fired 2
26, wounded In the gram and I
rlglit thll:"h, .V:J.s listed w s.tt-:"<!-wpor! f\"l<J.t~ll pollc!c-llav{'
isfac!ory ';oOOition. ...r r ... ste,J 2 I .Oil~ 11.-J.l"Jl men
Ar!hUI Lambert, 61, J. r:on-.ooho, fJO[J •"' 'od}. oil"€' r bporiSI·
sulttng t!Ogi neer wtth wo r ld-t.J!E-for !II 1• ruu~ rf'str1enlt<~.t
wldt' business contr<~.c ts, .... .~,5 llllr l(l.J.nes w tile o~.r•·.t..
.ureste-1 aad booked on sus-flip <~rrl"sl, '-o•·. l ~. totlo~~o·o:'(!
plclon of .~.ssault WLih illtent <~. On\:-111~)" .slloot out l.1eH·een
to commit murrJer He '.lo'ds ... r o'fl rd ~1. J. Slll\IVJ.fl 4 P.d the
ra1gned yester rta}. · • 2 fl•l:'fl, L•!entiiJt'll "s Hot.oert
fie is beln~:" heir! on !<I OU uoo 1~1t:tm M rL iur~. 2:3 ,dll<'Ch..rles
bQil. Po\ke sa1d he hdr1 ~ve-ri .Joseptr Peurrunj:, 2:C.
!t:"eWJ.} for m-~J!Jd ,1 .;~....,. :..1r . I·~ 11,..,, . .~. ot the En-
lures.'" )1<"11 "' .. ltOI<~f) ]HJI.illl and
The pellUon:. .,, .•. ~;_tv r• 111d ti10S ... •>'1~1-tl«' tuJoJ v .. theL rpetl-
exJsiLng fr.-ell.'.t• d ,. .... Jl,••Jlt t.u~o ~ I•CI!.t!lt. .... t .t.ll •Jll her for
With the Sloil t Ul! th" ,_.....;\ fr~· .. ~II o~jlj10Ui!J, I:'Uio~! ~73-0~~0. ("o.
o~~ay .tnd teo r·-qun~ .~rr. t JliJr• r .·11.1 I• \l.1r 'IJ II•IIE!r sec-
freeway routes ll• t·:.-Jt, w 1" 1• ! .. n J ... ~l· !IIi JISO Is a
submitl~lto ;1. vot~of ll, ;;t>QPI•· J){I\J.I _, 1 ul•tl·
t...e lore J.drlit!Or~o:~l Jlllr ,., .u•· \1: • .. ~klll.uo , ... wl !hOSt" who
!)lgned. ..ru,CJt J.l!•·r~l !l1t-'-uv . 25meet-
M. s, S lu llln~· .:..uol i'<-'ll} ll-
c ul.ator ~ .~.: ~ t.o!·~lio, ll.o ~t-llllr.<ll"o
IYJUI :i0or fi0SI._11d.!Jft!<"l•" .>US•
ol lll.>)t.oe Oft!~ Ei or o w Utt-
pr t"tOCI WhO 114Ve llOt Sl~E'·J.
men nabbed
Ht-saw 2 per<;{Ju-, hlllll\ tht-
f!escrtption {lV t:'ll t•J '•tn l>} tit~
;l-t'<h, stopped t1is o1I .-nd .. p.
pr Odche-d th~ sll ~' t s' VI"Ja• \ ...
He Sd.ld one ol !lit: ru s~e n~t-r .
Ill !lit! cti pomte-1 1 itUil .-.nd or-
Jpred rum to stop or lit• woulll
Q\l IJ [[II.
()ffj (·e r Su!l1van nr. 11 •<1lo~t"'b
Jut:ked lor over , lre\1{ lt!S r':'-
volvN .snrl. fir~ o~. sr,ot, s tnt...
Ill~ thE-NlndSii leirJ. Of lhf' ,H.
l nE-2 mw tmmE"ll"!"h sur-
renllered.
.h. .al, 1•· ... • u, .. \)t'llUons .tt
:• • ;~.. 1·l• • tll.1~t • lulmouse
•'" rt: , !o<•lur• th.tt •J.ote. Clt-
uWtor .1U .d . .:.Q te01ve them
.. t u.r r 11'>1~'11 J.fh:r !lie petitions
.J.I•• IIO!o.lr!t.•·•J.
'. ,;.1\•\ l!~<.t tilt> petllLODS
;>r OW !•h Lot-ft\E!d with the
!~n .aVOU! !1 .. 1. I. •·J
tu !,etl. thr· uan.es off
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t .J.~.
It• I J•r• HI• 1 11~1<; 10 • J.~P we
IIJ •·•· ru •o t-J.• I., J rtd It ·.v iii
IJ~•· 't••· JhJUl \11J.\ \011~ tO •IO
ll,. .lit.-~I·!.
f'·t' :.:tiJU\ ~· !Uo.~JJ,1 li.t ~ W"o·
\I~ 11()".1\ \\.,r !1 \~II J .. \~ fT 0111
U" ~JI<· ;' IIOII• <· or Jn!ent1on1
W o,J .. I !11• ~h"IU!Ul,.~.
U \.,•· i'' Ill lVI<' J.J • fl\e<\ Wlth
"• .t .• l•·rl t ., !1 r ~t ol IJfo.
··u.t .. ·r I'· \1! .. -•1.1.~ 'lock
,\<4 ~ ... \1r .. ,1-;.J\lm~ !><lid.
1 :, .. u trw Jl\ • lerk will
at the :-.'ewport Dunes !r.!.iler U tf!CH SullJV.t n rt·spoll<J~I to
park for the 1J3.SI 2 weeks. J. poss1bl•: Uur ~I<II.I .' mpro~ess
When halteO he was dnving c~\1 "~ 2307 ;r~tus A v~ •• l:.o~.st
a 1971 car with Hawaii license Bft~ff, .sloout 4 :4.~ p.m.
:~::;~":.':!:~:;:;~~Pay allocation delayed
.ouut tli!c-1 o~n<1 either notlt)
us ot "d~>n, t~nl) or sllfficlency
1n .ii.<OU! iO toZOda)s.ltthert
1: • 1E'fl t .. n, ~ WF-still will
•, ... ~ 311 to~•" \0 11-J.k\ 11 up." ber t .tt !h~ trailer park after Trus!Pes of the Newpot! Mesa
following tum beo"'-Ause he '.lo'J.S umhe.l sthool 'listr tet tabled
11rlvmr In an erra!it m.umer J. prOQOsal T uesd"Y night by the
near thf' Jdrnhor t'f! Roar! tn· CJ IJfor m.1 SW.te Ertucatlon As-
ter sec!ton of tn .. park. sodat1on (CS F A lor J. dlspo-
Whl\e following htm, vf!i ~e ··r s Ltlo 1 1f J..n a.dr!J!Ioru l }10 000
Ell.ingha m had r.trl.ioe1 for J.. Jtloc.H~ b) U1e t.oa.rrl for c~s
O..ckup unit. It wa s .tt this slf1erl sa!Mtes.
tim-that oHteer Gardiner be-Trustees wrl. theJ .,.,·o~.nted 10
g-d.n moving to Ill€ scene. s~u·l:> rnor .. Ill 1letaLI 2 prJ.
L.unbert drove up Ill rrom ont1es tn !he proposal for tt1e
of !\o. 1, 11.·here he stopped oilocatton or the funds .
<~.nd got out of his ,_·.u . Of. The firs! pn orll} would p:o.
fleer E!Hngn;.m s!epped from vu\e J. servil e lncremen! ol
his unit V"ld began to approaeh 510 " mlnttl .rter 10 year s
the s ub)e<'l .ts officer GJr hner or emplo; n1ent to ;~.II eUt,1ble
.urlved. employees. This prto~1t)' <.~o·ou ld
is In etfe.t and to eva l.ldl€'
sturieots from the1r rvon•S w
"" safe locat10n .~,,cord ln" !o ...
SE'I plan. The rf'vislon al;,o
prohJbLls Ll.cull) memtlf'r<; .tnC
school persooOi"l !rom ··on-
<iuc tlng se.JICIIes fe r Loorntrs.
• .-\uthonl.ed ttu:> f!lln11 o'ap-
plic"uons. for :H :?-1,21 8 111 fun•i!'
under Ute ~Jementa.r } dUJ s>-l ·
ontlar) edue.atwn J. t of 1 J6~. for
" model eJen1enW ~ Sdlool
learnwg center d! t\ dh broot..
Sc hool, Cost.~. ~lt-Soi, .md a
multl.medu. complex .11 Har.
bor n.ctl schOOl
a Approved " .student tea -·h .
mg o~,gree mefll betllo·e .. n "r.lt-
uer Co\Le~e and tllf' hstn 1
for t 9i0 -7~.
• EstatlUshE"l a ~1 :,-424 s .. d.
ctr ) for the llslnct llbr J.ti.sn
for 1970.71.
-\f: .. r th .. i"tltlon~ .J.r.-c o>rti-
!Jt'...;, t·,, H ,, m tl n•ust then
.~.J tor .~.n ~! .. •tiOJL
DONKEY BASKETB ALL
A.T COM HIGH SCHOOL
\ !ullk••l !Od '>lwtb.-JJ j!"ol nlt',
SjJ(HI'>IJr•·J ~· !IJ{' JUniM ·i;l.SS ,
·l"ll o : . .-"1t·!. Jl ~ p.D·. t rtrlJ).
''''. ! -'· o~t )ron.s 1 .. 1 Mar
111~.· ~ "100I. \ te-.w , ot sturtents
•!."Jll • .~JJ ... nt .. ~ tJ.r U!t\ tl:'aiJo ,
I •, ... r. >t,l :., .i '>Vt'r 1 .. 1 !l.i.ll-
tJ 'I ,'1010. 0 I ~PI ~ .sH }\.25
for .d:1Jh, '1 tor s tuden!" anC
:;I, , 11\--. for ··d·!r··n .
K\WANIA.MS SUPPORT
PET I T!ON FOR POW'S
'J .1 "·• '"•U 1 ll •S <~~.rt' '0-
Jj• r t,•, 111 II~"· •..Llll~ lnt.·r-
.,..,, •:... ; 1 ,. · 11 tr ul.ot mg
;·',!WI.· to:' 1 ,J .. !It-:.ttn ent The CouncU dir ected the cUy
manager to make the recom-
mendations based on discus-
sions It had with the Plannlng
Commission during a joint
meeting Tuesday night.
Yachtsman dies on boat
Captain Wl!Uam M. ~ice, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Wllllilm 0.
~lee of 1200 Highland Drive,
Harbor Highlands, has re-
ceived the U.S. Air ForcPcom.
meodah on medal for meri-
torious service as an •ir tra.f.
fi re control ortlcer with the
l883rd Commurucatlons Squad-
ron a! Phu Cat A1r Rase, Viet-
na m.
£\Ungha.m was dlstur tE!d for rost !:1,080 mor e than the$10,·
ll. moment and looker! •·"'a} 000 .~.tre.td} Wdge!ed. Prlorit;
ttom the sub)eCI. Offl tE-r Gir· 2 ,,·ould prov1de All Incr ement
diner calle-<1 out .-nfi J.S E\. of Sl 'j ??r month to .111 em.
llngham lookeo1 bar k 2 shots plo}ees ~>'\Ill 15 \e.tr:) of ser.
were ftrf"'l. The bullet5 struck v1re, Jn<l wouW tm·r ease '-'.!!-
Gardner in the mtdse• liOn. U -J.I tf'S :!·I 2 per .,nt t)('t~· .. ~n
Ungf\am ,iQve d! t.o~rnbert and r .lllr'es ;~.n.\ ~ per ,·pnt t>o>t.ot·en
was sho! m !11~> !lttctl .ts tle steps. f hts tou.l ·ost h~~.::h3 .
struggled for the PIStol LJm~ In ot l1er adion ltlf' tru .... te"'S
• Adopted resolution to .l -
l·~t the ·o~'trUc liOn 11 t'••
El sl blllff s"I!OOI t•' Ho~r~~o·, ,
.:Ll\11 Son Inc. or :"<t-Ill ;K>rt ht><t . '
.. nd .tu!llonl.ed the hllr,g of ..
oo!IC"~ of t o mplt>tion.ton:->tra.
tlOJJ cost was "Sl,Ht .·r;J.(.~. not
md001ng the arthl!t>l lur.tl J.Ud
t'OI.'Hiet'rtng l"OS(S.
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: ..... : 11· •.. '~t.., ,!]~·!·
The City Counctl and the
Planning Commission have at
times disagreed on various
matters rela.ted to planning and
zoning, prlmarlly because of
the c ity's oot having a master
plan, and Items of policy do
not always colnclde.
Durin& the discussions Tues-
day olghl the Plannlng Com-
mlsslOn told the Council that
work on the master plall Is
slOwing down beCause the sta1f
"already has more worlr. than
It can hudle,"
It was DOted that lf the staff
does DOt ret some additional
help tor special pro)ecls, Ute
thf" general pla.n, the plan may
not be completed for muy
years.
Amonc tbe po5111ble 1101uUons
to the problem discussed dur·
ing the meeUnc were, blrlDC of
a eouultant to deYeklp Ule eeo.
era! plaa, or to at least help
wttb lt; the hirlDI of addltlooa.l
put aDd/or lull time employees
iD the plannl.n, dellartment; aDC1
lnterral chances wlthln the de.
partmeot.
Y1, Hurlburt sa.ld IMI wlll
make tome IPfiClnC reoom-
meadatlons ln the •ery MU'
fUture. He AJd U the CoUDCll
doll DOt aectpt hla propollls,
it wlll probably IIJPOlat a Coa-
cll commltt .. loltadytlttprob-
lem. Yr. Hlll'lblrt will male ooe
~ r.oommeDdlUoa lo tbe
co .. eU dartac tu K"' .IS mett-
IJIC. Tll&l propo•1 will bo lo ldro
-~-._ .......
pr.,-o lud ... doU1IJ -
U A r.wt 0( ltWiiel Ah&dJ
--.11 -odlbo ..... ---.--k-
NichOlas Alan Ml\ler, 2~. of
2211 Avenue Fortuna, the
Bluffs, died Nov. 14 on his boat,
the "T roubi.dor," docked at
Newport Harbor. Exact cause
of death Is still under lnvesll-
ptlon by the Orange County
corooer's ofi1ce.
He was born M~.rch 8, 1942,
in Long Beach, aoo was a gra-
duate of the Univer sity of Arl·
zona. He was a well-known
Harbor Are.J. yacbtsma.n Uld was
a salesm"ln for LeMO:l China.
Survivors Include his par.
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Hussell D.
M"ller of Newport R4:-ach; 2
siste rs, Mrs. Joani Dor dy of
Sacramento and Mrs. Janis
Beahan of Saudi Arabia; aOO
a grandfather, E.F. Miller of
Kentucky,
Funeral servtces were held
Nov. 17 at Ba.lt1.Ctlapel,Corona.
del Mar. with a friend or the
decf!Qsed, the Rev, B:>~ee A.
Kurrte, otflclatlng. lntermf'nt
was private ill Pa<'lfJc View
Mem )tial P;uk.
Bridge widening studied
A plan to aift A thlrd lane
to the OWer Nf!Wl)Ort Ba.y
bridle In the westbound direc-
Uon Is belng considered bY the
state division of h.lghways, ac -
cording to Ne"P((rt Beach Pub.
Uc Works Director Joseph Dev-
lin.
Mr. De•Un aM the city's
tramc engineer, Robert Jaf-
fe, met wUb hicbYaY divtsioo
ofllda.ls reeeltlJ to discuss
ways of &lleYlaUq: the heavy
tramc cooeesUOD tn the brtdge .....
Tbe bridge I'10'W bu 2 mini.-
mum standard wtdtll laoes l.n
each direction and Is bracketed
by ma~r lrtersecttons on each
side which serve to compUc.ate
the area's tramc now. The Z
L.nte rsecUons with the Coast
Hl&bwa.Y bridge are Bayside
Dr lYe to the southeast and /J(..
ver Drive to the northeast.
Both cury heavy trat:Dc k».ds.
Mr. DnUn said It would talr:e
from 2 to 3 years to lctua.lly
complete the work alter the ex.
paos1on desten Is ft.rmed IC).
He sald espansion of the exlst-
lnl 4.foot sidewalk over the
trldp is also being consider ed.
He wa s pr t:sentet! the medal
at Tempelhor Central Airport,
German}·, where he Is oow as-
signed !o " unit of the Alr
Force Communl~tlons Ser.
vice. He is J 1962 graduate of
~ev.tpOrt Harbor high s~"'l!OOI,
and recetved his !I.A. degree
in 1966 from the University of
Redlands.
IRVINE PROJECTS OH
CHAMBER PROGRAM
The Newpor! llarbor Cham-
ber of Commerce will present
the lrvme Compa.ny !lim, "New-
port Center --where business ls
beautilul, '' at a 7:30 a.m. break-
tast meeUog al the Balboa Bey
Club Tuesday, Nov. 24.
Jim Taylor, general planning
admlo1strator of the Irvine
Company, wUI also make a
presentattoa oo the Ba I boa
Wharf project, a retall·rest-
aurant deveq>ment plaMed to
be built oo the sUe of Villa
M.arlna on Bayside Drive, west
of the Balboa lsta.nd bridge.
MOTEL PERMIT ASKED
ON BAL BOA ISLAND
Balboa lsWid Realtor !laney
Pease ls asJdng for a use permit
to constnct a 9-unit motel at
498 Park Ave, and 201 A.p..te
An., Balbollsland. Ht Is a im
requesUn1 cooUnUAd use of ooe
eommerda.l oftlctt at 498 Part Have gun, give money
tbe tell.,. e note sa.ytoc. "tt.ue An., "'*'' he m&intaJns Ma ca. 1in mooey." After re-lalaDd Re<y otnce. Newport BNeb poll<lt Ut
AUtb.lDC lor a biU'ckd mu
lD hla IO'a ..., llmt.lattd pee.
.. .-olapoud.-
lbo lla:-'a llnD<b ol UOIIod
CaUion>la Buk. 1'!11 11. c.at lhrJ.. or ,..1 at 11:45 p.m.
ToucllJ.
cetYI.ae lhl cuh che m.a.n walk. Tbe ,... p.armtt appUcaUGQ,
111 Ollt a r.,. door l.llld 41slp-wtueb wW bl eoastck!red bJ
-· lbo N..,.,n S..eh Ptaaolnt
PoUc. llkl tbt rna" ~
Ht wu dUerlbed u a C&IIC· CommtsakJn Tbla'ldtt.J tt'elllftC.
uiU, to lila zo•a, S-leol-10 Doc. s, .._., • I mo '""'
aleador wlllla v •• O,u ~ -k. • 1-1/t loot lod err
.,. ~. and UCI>I elollll.,_ pro)lctloo and uro oolboeu
oo Pvk and Apte ateaoes •
•
boer! W.f.S llot•lin~. • Approved J. fi'VlSl011 lfl !1\t·
A thlt ll p;~.trol unl!, be.trLn ~ •·ivll l··fenst:o ~t.llde Qtl Pt!.t··e .
2 teen-a .:er s J.s ).t.rt of J. po\i("e tune loornb thr eats. •tli•' tl nf
orienta.!Jon pr ou.tm 'or [()(:d.! te ... ~:hers to rematn \'o'lt h tl1elr
youth .tnd 1lrivt?n b\ ofnt·er stiJ(len!s durlng thetlme .l l :tr "d!
THIS WAY BE more Uke bu'ber shOO ha.rmooJ thlA
Cbrlstmu caroUn&. but getUn@: in the spU'U of the 6th
aarnal "Volces ol ChtiSCmu" ball beDenC tor the lkal
Kotp.l.tal eJI)U.51oa program art, tram left., Lts Brown.
Albert A~~er, Ben Dt&oe. John Wayne, Hury Babbitt u.:t
Wa.ubi.U Dullltld. Sonny Burke 11 at tiM planO. W.r . a.b-
bf.tt ll pnsldtnt ot the 552 Club, men's slC)pOI't CfO'CI W
U:le r.o_,ital ud aponsor of tM ball, wbtch wttl bt hlkl
!11 ·'I · H•! ' ~I>'!JI L•JU~, '.lo""lll r1
1: · r· .. ~~~·rlln,.~llt v! '\Jr th
• ... • ,.l I• ,,,. J1 !o tilt-ol•h-,.
'·
·' ......
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'I
I.
TueadlJ ........ 0..:. I, al lllo lla-lla1 Cld>. S..,
Burke, lAs 8ron ud ''the Vo6c11.'' a IJ(MIIp ol Holb' ..
wood penocallttu. oonatt tbl.lr Ctlrtttmu hOUday Ume
l.llld tallat •eb ,.... to ra.11t 1\mds b" hOIPitaliQUipMIC
Tbe:J laYt berM doml tblJ lftl' atnee Scaly 8wU'1
1-,.r-old toD l.tltd durlDI u opentloll btcawlllbl-..
pltal wMre be waJ tabll dld !IX t.Ye a~-.
doled ,.... Ml<llool'a llolrt lllmtlll. (DIII'lcl -plloiD,)
•
lltURSOAV, NOV. lt, ltlO
aliiOIIA OEI.IIAA. CAY f.
ntl OP'riClAL IIIWSP'A,.I
OP' Till QTY OP' IIDP'OIIT IUOI
lly Tom And.non
Why b it that all our •·libel'·
als" or ·•Jeft.isb" ii yot.1 preftr,
.. Pr&lM God ttom wbOm au ·vlaaam ud ue cradeally r•-u t.ll*ttd to bl hlkl oa
blessLD.p now. Pra1M Him au RUSIII&oour torees over there. Blse&)'ot, Mlaml, Flork1a,
creatures here below." Tbe plau tor a sutwnartne Ftb. 21. ,:;;.r~'::~:;~;~ D?xoklgy. but Cuba haYt been re-cbes tor~
This Js tht season oftb.&W-ported, and the Increasing So-tor March ZO eacb of
2711 E. C..... Hwy •• C6tou •1 ..., CaW. -92625-oppou the GrMk milituy re-
pril.ooers < pnctic:aU, an Com·
mun.l.sb ) mtreb' OG the prUon-
.,.., •t.atemeDt t.bll ht wW
henceforth make no ef!ort to
chln&, orl&inated by the early •let s\lbmartoe strength men-State capltoi.J, wblcl\ wlll
Plliflms in celebratiOn ot the aces our claim to lbe freedom a buikt-lC> tor tht cU mu
ptherlnc-ln of bOUntlfUI crops, of tbe seas. the proeram of marcllto
hopefully adequate for tbe en. Dr. Cui Mclntlre, on Mon-victory, to be In
suing winter. They Uved close day morning, whUe broad-lngton, D.C., oa May 8, THE PfEWPOilT HARBOR ENSICN I• ,._ oalp ww ,.,., pri•.d a~e. ~utE supportC :il~~ry rle-
... p•lltll•'-1 I• tiM Cky of Ne""P'" Be.e;, _. U. o.Sy loc:ally 1~mes tn gypt, u a, ucos.a·
owaH •ad .,.,._.. .,...,,.... Ia tM Newpot't ..._.eo. ...... \'11, Poland, Hungary, Ru.ss11,
overthrow the Greek. ao<~ern.
ment by fon:e," he told me.
Fair enough. Too fal.r, I think. J
don't know how m1ny revolu-
tionaries the Greek aovernment
has reluaed &iDee, but I wish
the United Statl!ll govemmenl
would imprison the 40,000 or
more American Communisl3
and •narchisls who are dedicat·
ed to overthrowin,~t: our ji:OYE'rn ·
ment by Ioree, althouRh I don't
know whJ~t our Ullivenitie.~
would then do for guest ~f"lt"ak-
to the ).and, attuned to rhythm cutlng for the 2oth Century The Pilgrim Fathers
ot nature. RetormaUon Hour, announced dedicated to the *Pirll or lib-DR. Stl;AN BRYANT ol New-
port Beach, assistant professor
of developm11nt and cell biology
at UCI, has received a $1,800
grant trl..}m the American Can-
cer Society. Slle is a member
of the county unit ofthe society.
Her w~rk is on the '·state of
delermlnatton aud dltferenUa-
Uon of cells In regeneration."
Area. P•illlah.d w...U y, o• ,..._....,, Seeolllll c&.. po• ... ,..14 Ethiopis, Ghana, Zambia, and • Cot••• d. I .... C.tlf. countleu other plac&~ The an-
THI: NEWPORT HARBOR ENSIGN ... adj ....... to N • •••-1wer U dmple: Our lefli.sLs sup-
pip., of r-•1 clrcul•ion by cowt decree fto. ~20178 d-.ed port, in varying degrees. all ""1 14, 1951, I• Supe.-lor Court I~ the Co••Y of C"-:r· Suote of Communist dtctatorshtp~. and
During U1ls season, a.Mlnthe thai vt~tory services are plan-erty, and ln that ~lrlt, they
autumns of the contemporary ned for San Clemente, Calif., celebrated thetr first and sue-
era, Americans have been ted oed to be held In the churches cesslve 1 bank.sgtY1nga, g:lvlng
a.nd clothed by the same bounti-througi\out th.e land on Sunday, praise to Almighty God tor the
ful Providence which provided Nov. U, so that the word "vic-blessings which they had r e-
tor the wants of the Ptlgrlm tory" may be restored to our celved. N~d Thursday, let aU
Fathers, and following the lerld naUonal vocabulary, At tht> patriots rededicate thetr Uves
of the Pilgrims they are gtv-same tJme he announced a whole to the habit of 'llctory, wh..tch
tng, and nave given thanks to program ot proposed victory is the basts of American tree-
Almighty God. We have mucb marches. On Jan. 30, 1911, a dams, ud gi.ve thanks to God
C• Uor,.i-. •D4 by reeeo• theteof '' 1fVelllied lO pllhll ell p11bllc II · . d ..,ek:•• req•lired by t.w. oppose . a antt•( ommunJSt IC·
tatorsh1p!.
ARVO E. HAAPA, owner and publisher of the Ensign
• MESSA GE OF 4 YEARS AGO STILL VALID
(Note : Just by chance 1 picked~ the Jan. 6, 1966, issue of
the Ensign, aOO there ln the Log was some pertinent comment
on fluoridation. It was a timely flnd, beCause once again the
County Grand Ju.·y is seeking to invade lOOivtdual freedom or
cbOlce by asking !or the compulsory nuorldation ot the public
"N'.lter supply. That Log Is reprinted below for your Informa-
tion ana wuning. Some of the facts have changM. That "all -
out effort" was made almost ll years ago, not 6 years ago;
Dr. Edward Lee Russell Is no longer our public health officer,
and It's the 1970 Grand Jury, not 1965, But the ;:ase against
fluoridation Is as .,.aUd as befor e.)
• • • FLUIIIIDATIOM PROMOTERS IUSY AGAIN
Once again we are being tested wlth trial4lalloon tac-
tics on complusory fluOfidation of our public water su~
ply.
She years ago there was an all~ut effort, initiated and
promoted by a Harbor Area newspaper of liberal persua-
s ion. That newspaper did have the caution not to push
the scheme in its own home town, but rather in ou r town
of Newport 9each. Result was a heart...warming awaken-
ing · of conservative conscience throughout the Harbor
t\rea, and defeat for the high-handed campaign to medi-
c ate our dr ink ing water.
T here have been trial balloons from time to time, fol-
low ing that initial campaign -testing the local climate,
and finding it about the same as before. Now comes a
new try from a rather s urprising direction, the Orange
County Grand Jury, with an assist from an oldt imer in
the fie ld, Dr. Edward Lee ~ussell , who is the public
heal th off icer for the county and also for our city.
The 1965 Grand J ury has just issued a report, wh ich
i nc ludes the foll owing s tatement: "lt is our recommenda-
tion that a citizens committee be appointed by the 9oard
oi Supe rvisors to implement the addition of fluorine to
\he drink ing water of th e county ..• We fee l ther e is
over>Yhelm1ng ev1den ce for the effectiveness of such a
progr a m."
The La s t sent ence IS s ignificant, because it is the
sound of an ol d record p layed over and over again, and
echoed in !his ins tanc e als o by Dr. ~ussell: "F luorida-
tion has been proved s o concl us ive ly that it is reall y
e ssentia ll y oeyond t he point oi argument."
That s tat ement, with its several var iations, is jus t
about the s um and substance of the argument for com-
Pu lsory fluo rida tion. There is one other tactic -namely,
the charge that anyone opposing fluoridation of public
water supply is an "emotiona l and sci ent ific pr imi t ive"
or a "c r ac~oo t."
I had occas1on to compil e , a nd pub li s h, a consi derable
amount of in fo rmation du ring the fluoridation fight here
b years ago. ! have that informa tion st ill or. hand -and
now much -nor e oes1des . Nowh e re have I s een evidence
of scrent d1c, long-range test ing of the conseQuences of
artifici a l l l uor~da t ion of pub li c dr inki ng water. There
ha s oeen no thOrough s tudy of oossibl e a cc umu lation of
fluot~ne po1son 1n the body,allergic rea ct ions to fl uor ine ,
u ns 1 gh t I y '110 11 I in g o I teeth, possible con tri bu tory s t i mu 1 us
for cance r ;Jnd other d1 seases .
Has the ':ounty Grand J ury e Ka m1ned the evidence
aga inst fluiJtldcll lon" Has the Grand Jury read, fo r eK-
ample, "The S rim Truth .t\bout F luoridatiOn," by ~obe rt
M. 9uc P Ha s the Grand J ury considered the mora l Issue
of the 1f1Cl1vidua l's r~ght to c hoose his own me dication?
The re 1S .,olum1 nous informat io n a"'a i table , if the fluori-
dation !Jromoters 1nt end to go througn wi th their oroject.
Ther e 1S also a formidable number of us who will con-
tinue to oppose this attempt to meddle w1th the public
wat er suopl y.
Col. Dunlap wins medal
1.1. Col. ilu~ E. Dunlap,
son of Mrs . Florence M. Dun-
lap, ·H I r.ollienrod Ave ., Co -
rona del Mar , has r eceived the
--~L~EGAL~OT~JC~E~--
:'JOTICE OF P UBLIC HEARING
Notice Is hereby ghen that
the Planning Commission ofttle
City of Newp:lrt Beach w111 hold
a pubUc hearing on the appll-
catlon of Leonard M. Murchi-
son (VIlla Roma) for a Use
Permit 1498 on property lo-
cated at 445 No. Newport Blvd.
to permll Uve enterta.lnment
(a stroWne: gWtu player) ln
U.S. Alr Force commendatio n
m~l at McC hord AFB, Wash.
Colooel Dunlap, chie! or the
oavlp.tor sec tlon at M· Chord,
was cUed for his outstaootng
professional sldll, leader ship
and dedication to duty, He Is
assigned to a unit of the M\11-
W Y Airlift Command. He is a
World Waz U veteran and !las
completed a tour of duty in
Vietnam, A 1942 gradlllte of
Newport Harbor high school,
he r eceived his B, A. degree ln
economics In 1949 from Stan-
ford University.
coonecUoo wtth a bonallde rest-sERGE AN T G R A OU ATE s
aunnt located wttlltn ZOO feet
ot a r esideotial district. S/Sgt. wuuam T. loose, son
Notice Is hereby fUrther giv-ot Mr . and Mrs. WUUam G.
eo that saJd pOOUc heartll& ..nu Loose ot 209 Grand Ca~l. Bal-
bi held on the 3r d day of De-boa Island, has a:rac:hated with
cember 1970 ~ tne hour of hooors at Cbanute AFB, m.,
8:00P.M. 1D the COtJDCIICham-from tbe ttdlnlcal traJ.o1nc:
bers o1 tr.t Nt wport Belch City course for U.S. Air Force
HaU at which Umt aDd place weather &l*lalliU, Sat. Loose,
uy 'aad a.ll persons lntertsted oow profteltm: IP weather anal-
marawoar ao:1 btiiO&rdllllt .. rm ao:J roroeuuac. Lt btJor
00 u.lpod to a IIIII or lbo Air
• Don R. Ac!kiDIOII ~ W.u.t.r Stn'tet at, KoUornan
H"PO<\ Booebelly AFB, lUI. llo Lt a I !let lfld-
PiamiiJI( Comonluloa .-It of C.._ dol Mar bl~
P ... ll.tiJ: 11 ... 11, 11?0, Lt ..-1uc1 ad-Soli Fru-
tbt llowporlllartoor Eulp. eLioo City C..Uop.
The W~hmgton PC'Ist , New
York T1mes and other .!io-called
ne .... spapers ha ve edJtorial!ted
lor stopptn A ou r aid to G r~.
But they'rf' for a1dm fo!: Rus.~1a
~!any of the left1!.l gnvern·
ml'nls lhroughout the "'-'Orld
h;.\ e bHn ternhly upf>el ahout
the J)f'nnle of (;rt>e(·E' losml! the1r
'C"OOS!IIUIIOnl[ 1 I ~ I; I ~ But
th£'.,~ same ~:u\·e rnmen•~ are
nol up.:.et J hoL~ thl" mil11.1ry
take-overs 11nd rn a:.~ !.lau~hters
m ~uch pla crs a!. Ghana . Tan!a·
lllil . .\'1gena, Sudan •he Cnn~o
.1nd Cuba
Shortlv llftl'f lhr colnnrl'~
t'Ollp .·• 1 W;j~ 111 {irr('r r IH'Irl 10
lt>f"VIewrd ~('\('1.1 ! lOfl n fll("l :l )~ J
.11~kerl lh<' mm1.•l<'r nf rconnmlt'<
what thf' ~ov('rnmPn• \\OUirl
l"v{'n!uallv rio '>~ll h lhr l·nmmlln·
1.~1 nr l.~Qn<'l''l: th£'n 1n r;r('rk J<~d.o.
·The \ ""t 1 on a 1 Rr\fllut mn
JOVt rnmenf w11l r!"lell ~' all l'lf
lhP )1"5.' than ~ ooo rPmamm.c
e-n.
The colonels took over thr
j.'!Ovl'rnm~t to keep the Com-
munists frnm flmnJ:: sn.
Ku\~ Constantine didn't h ;j,,
er.ough rower either lo cure thr
r.haot1c situallon or to t..1ke n' "'
or to prevent a Communl.!it takr·
(l\'er It i~ traditional in GrtPt f'
for lhe Kmg to reign, but not to
r11lE'.
lron1ca!fy. the peop\1' '>lhn in
v e n 1 e d ··democrac~··· found
themselves incapable or practic·
In!'!. 1! A!>. history proves ove:r
and over, a people "A'ho lack the
abJhty to govern thcmsclvf'~
must he ROverned. That applif'~
not onl?' 10 Gri>£'Ce-, hut to Afl'll'r·
ICa.
to be grateful this year, mtteh "patriots' ma.rch for victory" that lhe spirit ot Uberty Is LEGAL NOTICE
more than the dissident Hippies is plaooed for San Clemente, p:edomlnant 1n this cpuntry, NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
a.nd Ylpples will admit. LETTERS TO E T The early Pilgrims expres-01 OR ,. • th:~~!u~sg ~~~e:~s!!~:no:~
s ed their gra.titiJde whlle at-teDdlng divine services on • HELP CUT TAXES proved by supervisors is un-City 0~ Newport Beach wuthold
Thanksgiving l4y. However It Editor of the Ensign, tawful. per the Callfornla State ~a~~~li~,"~g ~vno::t~o~~~~
was to be noticed that when a Tupayers everywhere are ConshtuHon, Art. X, Section 1 U p It N 1497 group of them proceeded heavily burdened, and dis mayed S and· or a se erm o.
..:hur..:h..,..ar t.!, &rmed men went at the continued extravagance WH,EREAS, these illegal on properly k>caled at 511 and
before the worshippers, and of local offictals, from school costs to the tupayers amount 513 Bay ~venue to permit a
wer e sta.tiooed In their rear, districts lo county levels of lo appr oximately 4.9 million~ unit . restdenllal building in a
equipped with blunderbusses, government. dollars per fiscal 10-71 ; •1 DJ str.ict,
the firearms of that ancient The Orange County Tax-WHEREAS, s uch approprla-Notice IS hereby fW'ther gtv-
da payers' Assn. Inc. wa s organ-lions must be considered a m:s -en that said publlc hearin g wtU ~·he enemles a""l\ns t whom iz.ed to provide coordinated J.pproprla.tion of public fuOOs be held on the 3rd day of De-""' . . cember, 1970, at the hour .ot they guarded themselves were leadership in citizen efforts to ~~t coOOuc1ve to public wei-8:00 P.M. in lhe Council Cham·
the Indians, whose tomahawks reverse the trend by promo!-..-re·
and arrows were as deadly as ing ta.:r: llmltaUon aod econoll1 )' Tl;er£>fore BE IT RESOLVED bers of the Newport Beach City
an)' or the weapons which hos-in government. We cannot h.ave thai we demand public expla: H:t.ll, at ""'lllch time and place
tile men torJa y use galnst peace-the first (ta.x llmltatlon} unt1l nation of authority for these any and all persons Inter ested
ful me n Jnd women. The dan-we have accomplished th£> sec -expenditures and; ffil Y appear oind be heard there-~~s.t;:~~~!\c;~%:~~17n;:~ ~~=c~:~~~~etlng of the Or-th~~~~;Rpa~E 11:c~;a~~VaE~ on , ~~~t:~~~·lt~ecretary
ones "A'hlch confrontM the Pi!-ange County Taxpaye r s ' Assn. !ringe benefits be deleted from Planning Commission
T I • I d gn m Father s during thoseearly will be held on Thursrlay, ~ov, the 70.11 BUDGET. eam earning ana Yze 19, at the CalUorn.la F'ederal Respectfully s ubmitted, Pub li sh: ~ov. 19,1910, In years. Sa 1 (Z-" 1 ) 2700 11 the f\e\1/TV\rl HarbOr Ensign. The llipp1es,the Yippies, the v ngs ·~ loor, ·&.r-CliftordL.Fraizer,President -"""
H} Special Co rrestpondent .iCCeptan<::e of the method of Students for a Democratic Soc-bor Blvd,, Costa M~s.t. All 111-Orange County Taxpayers LEGAL NOTICE
ThH e IS confu swn over the team learning. lety .t.nd their Weatherman terested taXpd.)ers are In-Assn. NOTICE OF' P UBLIC HEARIN G
ter m, "'l£>d.m learning," be-&, Physi ca l arrangement of groups, the Blolck Pailthers, vited to attend and support (Note: The T:u:pay-ers Assn. Sotice is hereb) given that
cause lt IS be1ng J.pplted in .l cla ss of 30 w li cluster s or o1nd the comm um sts have taken THELR organi:u!lou. 1\as filed a complaint w ~th the the Planning Co mmission of the
111a n} •llfferent wa}s. tea ms of 5, the place of the lndlans and Pauline E. Moen, Orange County Grand Jury, City of Newport Beach will hold
Dr . Ger..trfl A. Poin er , di-7. Awd.feness of the teach-are ev en mor e dangerous. We Recording Se<'Tetar)' c:'"llt(ing the board of super vi-a public hearing on theappllc.a-
rector of tellm lear ning oil th(' er's role. ln this ;tudent or-cll"e assailed from Within our 16232 Brimhall, sors w::h m sapproprlatlon of lion of Staodard 011 Company of
L'mver s1ty of C.o li for nia, Berk-iented d ass, teacher 00 longer bOundartes and from wilhout, Huntington Beacl1 fund s be.:CtJse of the Dec. 19 California for a Use Pe rmit
e le}', wrote d.IJ J.rlide for !he Laces the enltre class from the but the greatest menace to our • RE SOLUTION TO -otJNTY d.Ction to vote ter m Ute lnsur-1496 on proper!)' located at
Or .ober • 1969• ed ition of the front of th e room. Learner is continuance as a soveriegn na-Board of Supervisors ~nee polc\es for U\eboardmem-most southerly corner of San
Journal of Secondar) Educa -giv en .on opportunity to be re -tl011 is the f.a c! ttu!.t our own County of Oran~ ~rs, other county otficials and Joaquin Hills Road and Jam-
tJO n. spons ible for hiS leaullng and CongTess, SOITI£> years ago pas-Sanl<l Ana, California department heads at taxpayers ' bor e~ RoM,toper mlt construc-
Or . PoJner rlE-h ne1i ''IOdiVId-thereby exert a pos itive In-sefi Pubhc l...aw 81-291, known The Orange County Taxpay-eXpense.) tion of a gasoline s ervice sta-
uaiJZaUon of InstruCtion" as flu ence on his <'iassmates. .tS the "arms control and dis-ers Assoc.i..t.llon, a nou profit ·----------• tion.
the "p.l.r lllg of instruclton to 8. Awareness of the leader's .umamenl .tct." By this, we organi:z.ation incorpor:.tetl un -fROM THE BIBLE Notice is hereby further giv-
ful fill the HKh virlual need of role, The Ieider should be able soon art;-to di smantle our de- der the laws of ll1e Stdle of en that said publi c hearing will
ever; s tud .-.nt'' but .tddl."d that to r ecogni:z.e every poslt wnon r~nse structure and to turn Calitornia,presem s tl e follow-l c.amefortllfromthe Fatl1er, be held on the 1 91h dayof~o-
"in oo sense IS tne ter m £>qua-Jloe te•n•, be aw.re ol ···hat our ·•rm.._. for ces over to the ,·ng resol"t·oo d 97 ... ... "" "1 : and am come into the worl : vember, I 0, .tt the !Jour or
ted wu ll mdivldual teactung or ,. ..... h me<ober .. ,0 cootrtb••te as Unit ed Nations. WHEREAS 0 ' Count =... " .. : r nge Y o~.gain, I leave the world, and go 8:00 P.M. In the Councli Cham-
tutorlng." .v eil as to develop concern for A score of r etired Army employees salaries wer e not to the Father. bers of the Ne'lf1X)rt Beach City
"ThiS new st; le of tea~hwr •nd ••sume r e~os,·bl l<.l" lor 0eneral> aoo ~av>· ad mirals oegoJ•··t~ J ~ ''it<• •s r .. .. .._. , a""' n r........., .,. .. e-His disciples said unto him, Hall, at which time and place
IS •lf.t i!OOSti< o~.s u.·ell J.S In-each member of hts team. .i.ddressed a petilion for the quired by State Code Sect, Lo, DO"'-' spea..kest thou plainly, any and aU persons interested
diVIliU.i.ht.ed," he wrote. "ll 9, Awareness o[ the adapta-' r edress of ~ievances'' some •3500-3511, Inasmuch as all ;wd speakest no proverb. may appear a.nd be heard there-
prov Jd~s "' hunld.nizmg lnflu-bilily of the system is renee -lime ago, to the president and members of the ne gotiatlne: Now art W\! su.re that thOu Oll.
ence 111 lilt> cl..t ss b) lE-aching ted by the personality of the to the members of the Cong-team benefitted by salary tn-knowest all things, and oeedest Don R, Adkinson, Secretary
o1 U of the student n\ost of time. teacher and per90nality of the ress, in "A"hich they recommend-creases aM; not that any man should ask. thee. Newport Beach City
It pr oVI des .on up-IO-da te en-Jooders or teacner s Jn m<nJa. -" t'"t PubU c Law 87-297 be WHEREAS Jlo I ~ cv ,..... , compensd n n b)' this we believe that thou Planning Commission
't'lronment which fi ts a son et}-ture. Curricular ,,,, .• ,.ttes 1·n Jns t •ntl)· repeal~. "oth<·ng ""s I r I r t II I ( • .. '='' '' "'" o m o ree er m l e nsur-ea rnest forth fro m God. St. Publish; Nov. 1!1, 1970, in ""'itl~ pre<x·l'up;.i lton With group team learning v&.q with sub-come of it. We have a "no-win" ance for super..,lsors as <lP-John 16:28-30.) the Ne'4'J)Ort Harbor Ensign,
d} nan\ll's , 10 .i.ddition to (UI -teet matter.
fliling C!1e student's des ir e for 10. Functional evalw-t 1on. In
J. l...ar ger ro t~ in eOuL.otlon. Team team learnJnl!(, e valuation must
Je.u ning prov1des a fleXJ ble ap. be con stant and current, for
proacli that cau be used at all sound evaluttJonres ts uponevi.
sc hool levels .tnd in most s ub-dence of growth and progress.
Jects, for all or some courses Team leaders provide a s)'m-
for o~ll or part of " per iorl. metrical now of inlor rnatJOn or
Te.t ln le....rmng r equi res no ex-"feed~ck loops " to he lp evd.l-
tr.t. mone y or 111 ater La l." ua.t e.
11~ l1ste<1 II steps Ill !!us 11. Pareotal and community
I:,'TOUP rltnarnJcs approa,·l! to Involvement. Thisisinitial(>(lb)'
teochinl( educators, carried out by tea ch-
!. The subjeCt m.stter 1s s tu-er s in ~he classroom, as well
dent or 1ented r.other tl1an teach-as by existmg parent groups .
er r1o nu nated. The curr iculum The child's tra.inmg d.S a rnern-
IS m.sde to work for the te:.ch-ber of the commumt)' t>eg~ns at
er , not the teocher for !he cur-hOme and should be re -enlorcec1
n r u!u m. 10 the classroom. This ran be
2. T•·o~.r/1er .t wd.reness id -accomrtislted by teaching the
~nllf1 e.s !he stud ents for plare -child to dis·:ipline himself to
ment 1n tt1e f.ow il) umts, aner communicate and to adjust to
m a.kw~ mtens1ve study of tho:> tt1e sc hool group wittun theSQ('"-
.tLd.{l ~ml •, ··reativo-, and social 1ety of the classroom, a mwro-
capo~UII J IJes of eac/1 student· cosm of the societ;· outs 1rie,
(I ) •:o-learter; (2J J.ver age-bel-After evaluating Dr. Poi .
ter, (3) "vera ge-below, (4), or rier's guidlines !or tea m teach-
weak, (S) wit11 tl1e Infor mation ing, the word "group" seems to
gaincO through cl.oss ana lysis, sta.nd out above all else. The
t11e tear her i1as ll1e means for student is supposed to contriU-
dlviding the cUss into balanced ute to his "team group," but
families or te.o rn s. .tl the same time he must
3. Each team 1.:>mber be-''abide" by their decis ions. How
comes .t ··~mily member" of a can a siiJdent, alter adJU Stin J;!to
family unit, either a head, a peer_ group decision, be ex-
partner. or a siblwg. Through pected to come out Into th e
sound te<a m strurture an 111-"real world" and be an Jndi-
terpersonal relationship ca n viduaP
begin to preva.il, J.nrl students A person whO Is involve<! in
wilt fe el free to participate. "gro•_, dynamics " (sensitivity
Seating arrangement s may training) goes from group to
ch.a.nge. P'OUil. tn search of "peer-
4, Teacher prepares lead-gro~·· acceptance. They must
er s ancl co-leaders for accep-have a gro._,, or they become
tance of their role. unable to function tn a worl<1
5. Preparing the cla ss for where no one understands.
LEGAL HOTIC£ LEGAL HOTICE
NO T IC E OF SALE
CITY CLERK your CITY Of NE WPORT BEACH
3300 Newport Boulevard
Newport Beach, California . 3 -.:....-...this . 111 ~~---mon--a Sealed bfds will be r eceived by the City Clerk, City of New-
port Beach, 3300 Newport Boulenrd, Newport Beach, C.I.IJfor-
nla until 10:00 A.M. on Noveml.er 25, 1970, at which Ume thfly
will be pubUcly opened and read tor lhe purchase or property
of said City of N9wport Beach located tn Newport Bl!a.ch, Cali-
fornia.
Mt the 'WOrldS lancl112 eecl reeo~d.
TYPE OF REM~I/AL
ADDRESS rMPROVEMENT DATE
312 3Znd St. 2-stoo stucco
MINIM Ulol
BID
d<e>ltl. IOZO Sq.
Pt./uolt Jao. I, 1971 $500
205 32Dd st. 2-ltor J stucco
AMOUNT
OF
OEP'OSJT
$500
W hen •he Blue Fla me , a vehicle pow·
e red bv l1quef1ed norurol gos, ro cketed
a cro ss th e Bo nnevi lle Soh F/ots ot
622.407 mph, it dem onstrated the power
and versolllity of natural gas.
From the glomor of speed reco~ds stocle wut bouse.
910 Sq. Pt. Jao. I, 1$71 $500 $500 Io 1he very real iobs of heol;ng ond
NO BID SHALL BE RECEIVED tn0..ESS IUD£ UPO..~ A cooling your home cooking your food
BLANK PROPOSAL FORM F1.1!!1mHED FOR THAT PURPOSE • '
BY THE em OF NEWPORT REACH. and helping industry lo do its work,
Pai>Utb: HO'I. It, 11?0, In tbt H"''''rlllarbor EUip.
natural gas is o uniq ue energy source .
The research that led to the Blue
Flame's record run-and olher research
efforts-help us to pro vide you with
constantly improved prod·
ucts ond better service.
Gas Is o winner,
We',. ln ........... IIPIINW,
$31i690 LO$T IM TH H'T
ore than $S,690 worth of
dotbtDC, electrlealappllanees,
lilYerware aoo jewelry alld $ZOO
1D eub were stolen fHm the
realdtoce of Carol Lee BW,
1118 Skylark Ln., Ba ycrest,
between 9 a.m. and z p.m. Mor. ;,
P. T .F. ELECTS OFFICERS
Gar y Snider of <.:osta Mesa
was elected prealdent at the
Nov , 12 meet InK of the Pwoent-
Teacller Fellowst\4) of the P .G.
Neumano Ctlrlsti&D School, heid
BIG SELECTION
for IMMEDIATE
DELIVERY
Including PINTOS!
ll the Aoctllll'y of the Flrlt
~pUst Cbureb ot C08ta Mea.
Other oftlceu are Ron All1-
IIO!l )I Costa Wola., rice presl-
dtot; Mr". Tom f.a"er ofHUDt-
lDJtOG &aeb, aecretary; Mrs,
Richard Va.o Dyke ot Corona
del Mar, treasurer; Mr s . Roy
A 1derSOil of Costa Mesa, fln.
ance comm.'.Ueecbaitman; Mrs.
Don PeDd.letoo of Costa Mesa,
c ha.trmao of the me m')-,r ship
aod publicity committee, an1
M rs. Wllllam Rabbitt of Say
Shores, chairman of the ser.
vice committee.
The 4 l.oi? otncers we re in.
stru..:l~ to draft by.Iaws and
constitution ror presentation to
the PTF mt·m' ·1rsh1p, Meetings
are held on the 200 Tuesday of
each month a t 1;30 p.m.
The school offer s Instruction
through 8th grade. T he 7th and
8th gr • Jes were added for the
current scho:>l year.
AARP MEETS TODAY
The NeWpOrt IHa.ch chapter of
the A mer lca.n AssocLatlon or
Retired Per sons will meet at
the Unitarian Univer salist fe l-
lowship lla ll, 1259 Victor ia St .,
Costa Mesa, for sandwich lunch
at 12:15 p.m. today, Nov. 19.
Hosts and hostesses pr esiding
over cards and g;;un-~s during-
the afternoon •r '.! Mr. and M1·~.
Holbrook Mulford, Mr. and Mrs.
Henr y Bennik. Mr. and Mrs.
Har ry PJ.Xton and Frank Tarble.
CHRISTMAS BAZAAR
The C.t'h"lllc Daughters of
America will hold a Chr istmas
baz.a.ar and IJoutique N·>v. 20,
21 and 22 otl Sl. Joachim Par isi1
.1:.11, 1964 Orange Ave., Costa
M ~s-t. M:s. Dorfllla Lon~ is
chairm1n for the event.
When we make a m•sta ke
in mathematics. does 1t make
sense to s.ay that the prmople
of mathematiCS doesn't work 1
Sim•larly, when people
don 't turn understandingly
to God for help. does •I make
sense to s.ay He can't help us'
The prova ble fact that
God is our ever.present help
wilt be discussed in a one·
hour ta lk by Noel D. Bryan·
Jones, C.S., a member of
The Chnstian Science Board
of leduresh•p. Th e title·
'"God Omnipo tent Makes Man
Triumpha nt ...
Admission •s fr ee and
everyone IS welcome.
Christian Sc1ence lectu re
8 P.M. M0ooay, Nov. 23
FIRST CHURCH OF C HRIST,
SC IENTIST
3303 V1a. L~do. Newpor t Beach
·JH'tftt America n ism
salute set
NE•PORT HARBOR ENSIC•
fi RST SECTION --Pllle J _
SOUNDS OF AGAPE
Thr ee famed rE'torrJlng
groups will headline the first
THURSDAY, NOV. 19, 1970
CO!lp NA DEL M~ CALIF.
81\ LB. BONITO IS TOPS
Mrs. Br tptte Page of Ban. t.lll presentalloo of "Sounds of
ning. goYeroor of the Pad!lc Agape" sponsored by the Or-
Region, Soropttmlst Federa-ange CoHt College-Club, Coi-
tion of the Americas, will speak lege _Life, In the SouU1ern Cal-
the "Salute to Amer icanism" ilor n1a College gym .st 2~25
of the NeWpOrt Har-,'llewport Blvd,, Cosl<l Me".f., Jt
Sor opUmlst C lub this Frl-1;30 P.m. Nov. 2U.
Preston Logtl.roy of Fuller~
ton wo•• the 6th annual n shing
derby for ll.e benefil of the
Orange County As.!lod.aUon tor
Retuded Children. lie r t>ee iv('(l
a perpetual trophy and a $100
U.S. savwgs IA)M, His witmln~
c.atct1 wa s an 8.1/2 pound ho.
u.ilo.
eveni ng, Nov. 20, at the 1"---------------------, Ab·po1rter Inn Hotel. She will
Bt.SY GETTING lnvttatlons ready ror malting tor Alta
Bahia's 6th annual Las Luces de Navldad (the llgtlts of
Chr istmas) are, trom le ft , Mrs. William Laing or Coro~
Highlands, Mrs. Perry GJH or Lido Is le and Mrs. Robert
Wo lf of Saycr est. The bullet-dance given annually by tile
Alta Bahia committee ot the Orange County Ph•lharmoni<·
Society will be he ld Monday, Dee. 14, at the Stuft Shirt
rest.aurant, begiwling at 6:30 p.m. rleservalionl> ....re lleiug
taJten by Mrs. Pa ul Queyr el, 548-8168, w1ys and means
chairman, and Mrs. Rober t Mason, 642.7949, co-chairman.
Those attending will be greeted by M ·. and Mr s. John w.
Donaldson and Mr. and Mrs. John Croul. Mrs. Donaldson
is chairman of Alta Bahia and Mrs.Croulls vi ce-chairman.
Church News
rollowlng the 7:30 p.m.
Page W"<iS bor n an ll?du-
tn Ger many 'l.nd came to ;;.;,;;,~!~; as a war br ide. She
'!~:~,:as interpreter at the
J Embassy In Ber lin
as court reporter for the
Army Corps ol Ellgin£>ers
Europe, where she met her h"';""'"'. to-b-~. Wilbur Page.
experifnced Ute und~>r las-
and communism before
coming to the United States.
1/e lm1 O'Brien of Coron• rifl
M.u, president of the ~ewport
Hubor Club, 1s chairrnJ.n •o:-
the program.
HOLIDAY BAZAAR
A dem nstraHon l.i.blf ou
Mr eath m.UUng ~~o'ili t..e J h~o1IW"t·
or t11e .. ll'llllJal llohrl.i} t>aua.r
sponsort-d tJ~ the Vr" u ~e Count}
Munon . .l GJr•lefl Center o~.t the
G<~.rUen Center on the F ... r .
~:rouml!:. 111 Cost.:l Mesa from 10
o~.,111 . until -1 1.1.111 M Jnd<~.}. :--;ov .
31'J. ., her!;' l!-. uo o~.d m 1ss io1
':~t<~.r ge .
PrOi t~:> ~·tU t.lf' e•rrn.trk.et.!
The Luther an Church or the ~ewport Unit} '...'iliJrl'h, mt-Pt-for C..4r•l~n r enter trrlprove-
Master , 2900 Pacltlc V,ew Or., wg at l ~th St. and Jrvwe \vf., 1r1 ~nts <~.nd {o~.r •ll!ll !1\Jlntel\.lncQ,
Harbor View Hil!s--··Wor thy Clift H.,.vpn •. A Ttu.nksgtvinr Tt1e M,.mon .. • Gardt-n, o·ous is -
&nd well prep;ued," based on smgsp1ratwn will t..e ~~ L\ !HI £: of 1.4 .~.rres, IS ... h vin~
M. thew 25:1-13, will be Ulf th! R~>v. Lor en F!it kineN ~~ n1ernon•l to Utf for mer Sd nta
sermon tovlt; of Dr. Wilham 10 <~..m. Su1d.J.}. The r egular \ru A r m~ Au fuse .wtl to .. u
Eller for th~ 9 anl 11 a.m. devotional st:r VIte ~~o·•ll tJf' 41 ~·o1r ve:No~.ns ,
Su oday services. At 10 a.m. 11:15 d.m. A sin~spH<~.ttnsQr. DALES ART SHOWN
the congregation will hOld the VIC•,· wil l <~.ISO tJe h{'id "' -; 3•J Thf work of S€-~~o·port Reach
first section of itsannualmeei-p.m. Wednesd.i1, ~0\". 25. ..rt1st JeJ.n D .. les will oe pre-
log lor the election ot4deacons ;,entF-<:1 at the Co rona del Mar
to serve on th~ church count !!. Tt1e H.trbor TrL!lil)" B.i.JJttst Ut1rotr) b) the :--;ewport Ae.lt!J
• • Church, 1230 B:lkH St., Costot • it} 4 rts ··omm lttee durtng :--;o.
The First Baptist Chu rch or ~1esa --A Tl"u.n.ltsgwm~ri.t} ser-'•ember.
Servic e to the
c ommu n ity
A colle3MUt' of our~ !til' 1h 1~
Clllc: On ~IIUI<l.J\1 he: ...:11,
dun<:• il(lo.. ~.1dn "iccm1 thr'
llt'ight-.or hUil<l 1111"1C 1• nt'll
door Tht 1.-u.h ''<111 111 ho:flllt' the ~h<~" fm d1m,...,
-for the •cnJm~ m .J,hrnn m the the,1trc ·\ l1ll
of Clu r hu1mc~' '' hO.c th1• '<''l'c to lhC' '""''
mumt} G lo~.,! tO J(' 11 lko....JU">e "'t:" r~ O..:oHIII"ilit'nth
IOC.1tt:J .Jnd l'IJ'Cfl fqng hnu1~. Yot: rc: J hJr\JI pl.1~.:
10 p1d. up ...:h.,n ~c PI ,, tlOule ul ,,~Pi f ln Hu1 ·'
ph.irtTI,I.lll(~ \rut: "-'f\1\.C [I) hi\ ~0[1\fTlUflil\ I\ IO
be J l.llll'-1... rt:II.Jbl<: "'ilf,c pf I he ..:lfll¥'> .m,! mo:;do
CoJiilHl~ ~"UI ph'"'l.l'l prc,,nl"l', lh,11, the r~·.,l
r<:..&~<\fl "t:"re ht'rl' ·\nJ "c: ;Jft:" J I.,..J~~ ple-.~-.eJ 111
'itflt• )I'U
Clwistensen Pharmacy
l021 L COAST RWT ~ COBOWA DEL MA.I
OJUOL£ 3·1550
MARINERS CHURCH Costa. Mesa, 301 Magnolia St. v1ce will be t1e ld at 3 J..fll ~lr s . D4 Jes r '"'Ceived her
--Dr. James Combs will bring 'i ·'· 26. Coffee Jnd rJoughnuts b.telte!or of tine •rts •lf~Hi' Ur. •,J .. nr; r1'\e<~.l, pnff.'isor "' L.tt101 r • ... oll• .t
a message on · Putt mg first will be served at !l J.m. Thanks-from L"S(. She ha s been t1eJd 5{-n ll!l.lf\, I .. ~l!rJ<ia. 1~ 1!1~> Dill;:! II llillll<;TPr !r 1 •·, ..
things first" at lhf 11 a.m. g1vmg oflertn~s .,.,.,11 be re. of th€-o~rt department of Anoa. 10 . .ur .. <~.n.: -•JV p, 1 . .;;llfl-:o~.1 c;•·rn • ... !•,. I'• ·,
Sunday ser v1ce, AI 7 p.m. he ce1ved Nov. 22,26 otnr12 9. Ttus lu..t School In Arwdi .. !or 4 V.lii.Jan 4. ron is huF~I IJJ<:tPt •. 11l"l tc 11 u .•• ' •
.viii take up '"Revelling ln Ro. ofl ering will be used to m ~~ ~eo1rs, o~nd 1s 00.,., teactunr pn-for VISitation <~.M •.oun~ .. l..irl,.
mans II." m,sslofl.ln commltrn fnts v-.~tely m her own studio. Her Sl \"IJ_\ ~ SC HQ1"_.1i_ • 1< \ \I.
• V.UHSH!P SU'< \'l< 1:... . . t· I \ \: The Plymouth Con.,...f""'lional LE"L HOTICE 01b .sr"' touc11eo:l wtth .J.Il 1m. ~· .,. .,.A ~ ~•1 l 1:., f..:'\1:'\C.. SEJ-. \ Jr !-" I• \t Church, 3262 Broad St., Ne~~o·--!Jr •·5">10nLst l•u I.K"n•"' "nr 'ovt-r
port Heights--The Rpv, :--;or. SOTICE OF PUH.IC HI-~ .. ~HI'\G ... "'"ldt: ran!le of sutJJ('ct.c. tn-2200 E. COAST HW Y ., CORO NA D EL MAR
man Br own will preach Jot 10 ~otitf ls ller ~>tJ) g1ven th.U du~~~~"'ll"'~'~oo~s;c:ape:s~,~s~ll~ll~h~l;•·~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iiiiiiit a.m. Sunday on · Life's pa geant the Planrnne. ConlmiS.,lOn ofU1c-41}(! .~om mals.
c.! praise." C it~ of ~ewport Bead• ~~o·iiJ hold
• • a publ.ic heartng oo lht-J.Pphca.
St. Andrew's Presbyterl.an tlon of Harvey D. Pease for a
Church, 600 St. Andrew's Rd., Use Per m,! 1499 on prop<or(y
Ci i.U Haven •• Tt.anksgivingSun-kM:a ted at 498 Pa.rk Avenue
day wiU be observed at the 201 A~te Avenue, Balbo;, ls-
8, 9:30 and l t a.m. services. land, to per mit a 9 unit motel
Dr. Cha r les Dieren!leld will m the C. I Dlstrlt t and to coo-
pr each on "The lam.J ot grati-tmue use of one comrner "i.tl
tude," Children's choirs wl!l o!fJ cf. Appi1 cauoo further re-
slng .tl all 3 services. quests A '> foot r <?"J.r Y.in1 ,.tl-
• • ley! settra.ck plus J. ~'6" SE'<'·
The First Baptist Chur"h or ond story protection. and zero
Newport Beach, z~·J~ Cliff Dr., setback.s on Pa.rk :\venuP a nd
Newport Heights--' 1 believe ln A~J.te Street.
the Bible'" will be the seimon ="o tice is her eb} further ctv-
topic of Dr . W<~.lter Pegl'l o~.t 11 en that sa1d publlc he<lflrtl! will
a.m. Sunda y, At 7 p.m. he will be held on !Itt> 3rd •l.t } of Op.
:,egin a !:Hips on the f1 rs t CPmloer, 1_970, o~.t the hour of
epistle of Jollfl speaklue: on 8:00P.M. 1n the CounuJ Cham-
' Don't live" ue.'" ber s of the :-.leWpOrt Beo~.,·h City
Chnstllin St_-lence Churches :~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~.:::::::::::::::::::::, --Tins Sunday's lesson sermon on 'Soul and body" will con-
sider the heaUn~: m11ustry of
Ctu'isl Jesus. Services a.re at
9:15 and 11 a.m . in Newport
Beac~. 11 a.m. in Cost• Mesa,
and 10 .l,m, in HHbor View
Hills.
ANNUAL ORANGE COUNTY
"INTERNATIONAL II
Hall, at whi ch time <~.or! p:a ;?
any and all persons mter{'sled
m i) appe.u-o~.nrt be hear J there-
oo .
Don R. Adkinson, 5€-f'r..taq
:-;ewport 8Nd1 C II~
Ptannine Comnuss1on
nil 1.,1 1110011. CUt .t.l.l otl Dt~•I.U 111110(1 OtM
IIOOf'l A MIOWI'O' Tilt rlflltll , •• 1\TI
NOV.
19·22
SPECIALTY
SHOW CARS<
• olD euroey•a
AU AmtTleaD
Rac:trt "LEDA''
• •'SilJiiWINDER II
1110
....... ,,
~~., .. ,_,,._ .,.,,, .... ur.aa
ADULTS ....•• '1.71 ......... . . . . . .....
--~~---
DISCOUNT TICKETS! AT
YOUR AlPHA BfTA MAl·
KH . ORANGE COUNTY
NEW CAR DEAlER · AND
&UfNA PARK ClNl""M. .......... --·~
HftiC'U l .... II It • -c.ltMI'I--
• •
~ >el D. BryJn....Jones, from
Worthing, Sussex, Engtand, .. o'lll
speak on the :l)flic, "God om-
nipotent ma.kes m:~n trlum.
ph.ant,'' at 8 p.m. Monday, Nov .
23, a t the First Church or
Chr ist, Scientist, 3303 Via Lf.
do, Newpor t BN.ch. He was
assoc1atffi with the British Op.
tical Assn. befor e enter ing the
Christian Science ministr y in
1951.
Pu blish: :--;ov. 1'), 19';"0, 111
the Sewport ll..trtJJr En:>l o;""tl.
SERGEANT REASSIGNED
M•ster Seo:P4flt Homer .~.
Schuitt, son of Mr s. \'errla I.
Schuitt, 295 Del M.H \ve., Cos-
ta Mesa, has J.rnverl for •lut;
at I>avis-Monthan Af-b, 4.riz.
He is a mumtwns m"wtN~ancp
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from play-offs
CABALLO FULLBACK Steve Taregis, No, 33, takes off
of an 18 yard spr int against the Huntington B~Jch Impalas.
Blocldng for Steve are Bruce Sharp, No. 22, aM Dave
Gibbs, at rlgflt, blocking linebacker, taking an opposing
grldder out of the play. (QJalek photo.)
It will be the Tustin Rams
ag-Jinst the Santa Aoa Cougars
in the Orange County Pee Wee
finals Saturday, Santa Ana de~
feated the Rockets 36-12 while
the Neii(J)Ort Mesa Cowboys bad
their only off-day of the sea-
son J.~inst the explosive Tus-
tin R,w1s .tnd s ulfered a 45-6
loss. CABALLOS DESERVE
PLAY OFF INVITATION The Tustin powerhouse rip-
ped through a II their opposi!ion
th1s year before they got the
ered over again !rom the 4. scarP of their younR Uves last
Pit Shaughnessy kicked the week against the M•. H Colts
PAT. Wigmore tossed a 19-in the quarter-finals. The Colts
yard scoring pass to Gibbs for out!Jlayed the R;tms and were
the linal 6 points.Stevt:Tere~;.ris driving for an equaUting touch-
gained 47 y.trds in 12 carries do11n1 on the R,;~.ms 12 when the
and brought his total rushiug ~::ame endl'li, and th e Tustin
yard!ge to 287 for the season team was determined not to let
even thou •~fl w\sswg "thtrd of thi s situation happen again. Off
lilt> sea so·l, their showing agai nst the 2
The Caballos ar e awaiting a
declslon on the petition sub-
mitted to the Fl.Jeratiou for a
play-off berth. The Newport-
Mesa team was uodefe~ated in
league competitton bm w.ts tted o.o by the Cf<&.Cden Grove Pan-
ther s.
Sinct> only one Or..tni!('Count}
team is represented in the Fed-
eration play-off, Coach AI Dies
requested <1. review wtUl the
petition now m for review b}
Federation officials. WIUJ the
outstanding r ec.rd or the Cab-
allos, uOOefea ted J.nd Uut 12
polnl.s scored on Utem all ) ear,
they could still be .awarded a
wtll-deserved play-off berth.
The Caballos trounc£>d the
Huntington Bea ch Impalas 27-6
Last Sa.turd-.} for their 8th wln
of the season and were sp...rked
J.g&in by the superb all-around
play of Bruce Sharp. He scor ed
3 wuchriowns and broke tile .dl-
tune C.:1.ballos rushin g record
m the process. Shll.rp c.uried
21 tunes for 94 ya rds for a
se.-sou total of 840 yards . The
forr11e r recorrl w,;~.:. held h} P:~ul
Oesmet, now WHit t!le ( ostJ.
.\Iesa frosh.
Mike ~ erraro led the defense. :-: ewport.Mesa Pee Wt>e learns
Ken Fe:>ka nlch, !1ud ~ l~j.;o~.tt, tt1e)o should rule as s light fav.
Tu111 B••nevenuti, HotJ Harli~Y. orites going into the rtnals at
.Je ff A•l,;~.lloS, M.1rl~ ~erraoand S,;~.u Ci£-mente !Ugt1 school SJ.t-
Noody Ak:in..t helj.Jed .1nchor the urt.l..t;.
~urdy C<~.ballo •Jdense 1!1al The only brigfltoUenslvedis-
holds the top rtefensive Cl•coro pi..J} !or the Cowboys camP in
in the league. Ule 4th quarter when Mlke Me-
Neese directed a steady march
to score Ule Uttle Buckaroos'
lone touchdown. A 13-yardpa.ss
to Tom Unvert gave the Mesans
the IJQII on the 7. Mike Mc-
Neese scored on a keeper for
the Cowboy's only touchdown.
Tills touchdown, incidentally,
was only the 4th scored on the
Rams all season.
The Cowboys had a tremen-
dous season, taking the Conti-
nental league championship with
a 7-0 record a.nd winning the
quarter-final game aga.J.nst the
Garden Grove Lancers. The
Cowboys gained some valuable
football e~rlence under the
guidance of Cooch RoUte Pu-
laski, who just hawens to be
one of the outstanding instruc-
tors in the Jr. All American
ranks, and the fine 1970 season
record bears this out. The Cow-
boys will continue thelr foot-
ball carePrs with a big plus
going for them ln game exper.
ience, excellent footl.la.U tunda-
rnenta.Js and a wlMin& spir it
that prevailed through 9 great
football games.
Jinl W1 gmor~:> COI!lb lned w1th
Roo Fn::gat on an 8-Y.tr<l pass
tor the l si CaOOl lo scor e ai):J
i!un llngton tied it up at 6-C
JUSt before half tlml'.
Sharp r ltmaxed a dnve of
3G YoiidS 10 ~ pi.tYS WJtlt J.
onE:·}ard po~~o·er wedge for the
6-pointer . WifflllOr E' hit D<~.Vt
Gibbs for t~.e conversiOn, Sharp
recover £'11 J.ll lmp;il..!. fumble
on the kick orf o~.lld the CaiJQI-
los went 38 yards in 4 pl.ays
for the touchdown, Sharp pow-
SEA KING Fl'Ll BAC i\ Bob F'erraro is orr on an 11 yard gain to the Eagle one In the
fir st q 1.1r1er of the CorollJ rl£-1 ~tar-Estancia g'<~.me. Othe r Sea King players are 3·1ields
Rich.:l.rdson, ~o. 46; Curt Zunm•)rman, :olo, 65, and Karl Klllefer, N<•. 85. Estancia
pla)ers, 1n d4rk )erse;s, are Kevm Brown , coming in at lett to make tile tackle; Lee
F'riPder s·1•Jrf, :o;o. 82, Mid Lee Jo}te, So. 44. (Ensign photo b\ Vic Opalek.)
Eagles in CIF tourney
The Estancia Eagles wtll be
a power to be reckoned Willi in
:he ClF pl.ty otrs starling Fri-
da} wh('n tile top 3-A te<~.ms
Sl<~.rt their elttloloalion tourna.
ruents.
I'IOMI O f 10(1[11!10 (1'1..111 1 10011 The potent rJran~;e P.tnthers
chnctterl the C restvie~~o· lea ~Iue
t fiJIIlPIOIISftiiJ u;· crust11n~ Tus-
tm 35-0 last 11·epk J.s a W4t n•
tJP !or lltetr en1.:ountPr wit h Ph!!
13rown's l•il;h fl~llll:! E<~.c-les,
ll'hose 6·1 irvtn~: leai:ue re~.:.
orr! gave then, ttle runner .up
SpQI In J.n UI111SU<ill} lOUgh COll-
fprent't'.
o HOW SHOWING-ENOS TU ESDAY o
ELLIOTT
GOULD
CANDICE
BERGEN
Swim Fins
Mask s
Snorkles
Skate Boards
Frisbees
Whiffle Balls
Table Tennis Sets
Table Tennis Paddles
Paddle Tennis Paddles
Croqnt Sets
Badminton Sets
Archery Sets
Dart Boards & Darts
Golf l'llttiiiC) Dnic•
Haadball GIOYas
Footll ••
OPIN 9 to 6
The Eoi~lE-'~ onl~· loss w,-; ·o
E•hson, 14 -12, and l:.r:lison fi n.
is/ted undefeated, J-0.
ThP Estancta-Cor oru d>'l Mar
Wttle S.tturfld; mght WJ.s one
of the classics of the 1970
s<>J.SOI' .. uh Estancia fina ll}
com.ng out as the 27 -21 vir -
tor. QwrtertJa.r ks Keith Sam -
uels of tt1e St-a KlnR, tflrl Curt
Thom01.s of the Eo~.i!les hooked
up 10,;. real p,;~.sstn~; duel, Sam-
uels cotmected on 14 of 25
~~o·tule Tr1omo~.s hit 15 of 20
Soccerballs • Basket balls
Volleyballs
Water Polo Balls
Play9round Balls
Tether Balls
Baseballs
Softbans
Hand Balls
Tennis Balls
Golf Bans
Wlliffle Balls
Tennis Clothin9
Tennis Clothi11CJ
Tennis Radlets
Tennis Shoes
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MOIID.AY THROUGH
SATURDAY
Bob Ferruo reeled off big
c'lunks of ~·ardage and pow ered
over from the 2 to scor e for
Corona. Joe Ricca booted the
·om·er sion for a r.o lea 1 v;th
7 Ji r em.;.irnn~ 111 the lit quar-
ter. John Miles sprimed 40
p rds tor the 2nd Corona mar k-
er and Rlcro 's conversion made
11 14.0 wtth Ju st 9 second s r e-
m.umng. Jim Schu\tt lo?k the
Sea King kt ck off on his own 20
.111 returned It 80 yards to cut
Ute m.trgin to 14 .6, Ranrly Car.
penter, filling 111 cap<~.bl;· for in-
Jured Cal Shores, looter! the
PAT. The qUMter ended with
Cororu. leadine l4. 7,
With 5:01 left In the 1st hall,
the Sea Ktngs l..iltied onaoother
40-yard dash by shift} John
~hies. RJct.·a's ki C'k was ~
J.nd Corona led 2l.i . LeeJoyce
blocked a Corona k.Jck wit h 1:44
remaining. Thom<~.s rolled to
the Corolld 1 ~ an1 ht'!.1 rut Lee
Fr1edersdorf on the next pl..!.y
oind: C.t.rpenll?r converted to nar-
r ow the gap to 21.14.
KlRK LANGDALE of the Chargers tosses a short klok-ln pass to Mike Irvin In the pme
wtth the Stanton Bandidos, whom the Chargers defeated 62 to 0 to advance to the tlnals.
Mike raced to the Stanton 48 on this play, No, 23 on Ute ground Is Mllte Gilbert. RuiUllng
pattern ::Ureetly In front of Kirk Is Terry Peterson. (Ensign photo by Vic Opalelt.)
Sunset Leag ue
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yards passing and minus yard-
age rushing. Terry Peterson.
t•~•o.E lEIIGVf
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DJ.n Duddridge, Mike Gilbert, f.,,..,.
R T E•'•"''' lch om tin. Art Olswaog, Pete F~~~···~ vo• r•
L Bob l n• .11 •"' •c• euck, by B!'ant, Chrts Vi-to•o·~ ~·' .,,.
I Ia Mlk lr . F ("'I~ l}t$1 or , e vtn, orrest IJoQM"~
Metca U, Ed Evans and Bill , .... v. "
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Hallord all contributed to the South Coast con••· • ,u.••
total team victory. w • " ' """"."" TIE FOR TITLE O•~•tt C••ll ~ .... '"" c. ... '"' ~ •• Cl·•o-• ... ,., ~ .. "
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cepted 4 of his passes. llarl.Jol t "QO ' ,, threw just 7 times wit h 3 com--., ~
plehons and rushed for 258 :;r,~·
ll ., ,.
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yarrls to Hunting1on's 86, rr.ii~~~~~~~~ill The defense sparkled agair
with Grant Gelker, Ho n Tripp,
Bill W!1ilford, Jim S_.·tck, Taras
Young, Terq Albritt •II, Chrts
Dahl and Phil Metzger le.tding
the wa y. Th1s w,;~.;, the -Jth shut-
out of tilt-seaS<m .111r:l t"QU J.!led
the Harbor rt>rord set Ual'l.: in
1942.
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A RST SECllON --Pact S
niURSOAY, NOV. 19, 1970
tOIIlU DEl. liAR, CAll F .. . ........ . ••• •
first defeat
for Corsairs
The Carden Grove Coyotes
and the Placentl.a-Yorba Linda
SUUIJ'&Ys wl11 be the Orange
Couoty tlnallsts bllttUag for the
Jr. Midget crown Saturday at
San Clemente high school.
RealE •
-, ., ..... ~
The Ga rden Grove grldders,
last year's COWliY champs, top-
ple<! the Newport -Mesa Cor-
sair s 28-13 and the StlnKfays
won their semt-rtnal cla sh to
qualify for the Jr. All Ameri-
ca.n championship flrlals.
The Gu den Graver s s<:ored
1st against the Cor sair s with
6:43 left In t11e lst qu;Arter on
a 6-ya.rrt pass. The Coyotes
were driving toward the Cor-
sair goal late lu the 200 quar-
ter when a Coyote ball carrier
was stripped or the ptgsUn
by the alert Newport-Mesa de-
fense. After one of the Cor-
salt bac ks wo~.s dropped for a
loss back to hi s own 47, Jon
Randall took orr on .1 per -
feclly exeeuted power sweep
around ·IUs 'lWn left end and
went all the way for <t ':.3-yart.l
touchdown jallnt just as tuue
ran out for the ls t half.
CHUCK BOEGEL. No. 18, completes a pus to Tom KeaUng, at rtgtlt, for a U yard pill
for the Estancia sophs ln the pme with Corona del Mar. No. 711 Is David Read. Sea Ktnc
players, in ·1nk jer seys, are Wheeler, No. 81, aM savage, No. 84. (VIc ~lek photo.)
NEWPORT -MESA
SPORTS SCENE
WITH VIC OPAL EK
CM ends on
winning note
The Costa Mesa Mustangs
ended their grid season wtt.b
a flourish by poUshlng off Ule
Santa Ana Falcoos 45 -7. It was
The Newport Harbor high log only at the schOOl of their a fitting cUmu for the ha.rd-
sciiOOl will be sending Harbor neighbor hood. This Is to dis-tuc k Mesa team that suffered
rooter buses to the big game courage recruiting and encour. through some crlppUnglojuries
at Redlands Friday night so get age cUnJ cs and lnstructlooat that stilled w:~tcouldha.vebeen
your tickets oow and get on the sesslons with the ultimate aim a successful season. As It
list while there Is still room. to develop boys In thei r own turned out Coach Mu MJI1er's
Students wtth ASB cards can area. Mustangs finished 6th lD their-
take the bus for S1.75 and the The Corona del Mar sophs vine league, that boasted Wl-
stud ('nt discount ticket Is 75~. walked off with the Irvine lea !{tie usually strong teams this year,
Uther youngsters can board the football championship, The Sea Kirn Wolf staged a virtual
bus for $2. Chiltlren under 12 Klngs topped coachKenKeifer 's one-man gang show, scoring 3
can purrhase tickets for ~!X!. Estancla Eagles 2Z-12last Fri-touchdowns and carrying ZO
All ottler genera l admission ti c. day, Corona ended up with 7 times for 148 yar ds during the
kets "r~ $2 , so if you are taking wins and oo losses. Estancia 3 quarters he was tn the ~me.
the krds get tt1e ducats early. took 2nd with 4 win s, Z losses Kent Paul got the 1st Mus-
na• lldrbor high number Is .tnd I tie. tang TD in the 1st per iod. Gary
Proof is in Pudding
MILLiON DOLLAR CLUBBERS
GEORGIA, ARBY, LOU1SE, RAMON-\, ESPE
(Espe lll'as out spending her com~. and didn't
get In the picture)
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The Coyotes ha<l Sr·lwenert
passin g and working the roll
out option to perfection, sr.:or.
ed on a pass wtu1 l :20 lett in
the 3rd quarter. Schoenf-rt's
kick nJJde it 22.6. G.t r lleu r. .. r ove
struck again on a ·Hh ,m \ 1 j
s ituation .uri ronnerte<t on J
long pa ss to the 3 <~nrl tlten
power ed over from thJI ;J!Jill l.
Schoenert's !w.:k was,w · .1~c1.m
making it 28-~. Wrth t,a.L run.
ning out Cors.ur qlld.rtert.oad.
Tom B.tzar .;.s lu t Uou)! Stew.
art, who llicidt-.1 ~reJ.t ··c~t •'h
on the Coyote 24 c~ml fought
his way to the l i . Anot her
well execute<"! pass ~!tern saw
Bazacas find ~!itch Barnell in
tile end zone for tl1e tou1 11.
down. Jon Ro~.r•l tll [Jillll~t-d ov-
t-r for 1!1e PAT, m .tkln~ lt
28-13,
548.1121 ... oo Lt:s Von Dy ke at Joe Tosti sparked the Corona Schoettler Intercepted a Fat-
the ldrvities office will be soph s with an J8.yard r un rn con aer ial and returned It 38
mort: than happy to answer all the l st qtlal'ter . Tosti handed for another 6polnter. Kim Woil, CO M Jl
inqu!fles. off to Lauderbaugh, whO crash-one of the most outstanding RBIN-ART IN]
The llJ.rbor Booster s Club E!d over from the one for COM ba cks in the lrvlne League, _
will J.iso be sending a couple In the Znd stanza. The PAT that f~tures some great ooes ~======644-7 662 =====:::J
The Corsatrs got tme pass-
mg ,;.f)(J rumtlll~ IJt'rforman<.'('S
b) quarterbad: Torn liJ.ZM"J.S.
Jon Ho~.!\'JJ.ll, tn Jd(Jltton to ltts
53.yard run, returned .t punt
from his own 25 to the ~..:.r·
den Grove 35 a.rt<l v.;o~.s .s. <·on -
sJstem tl tre<~t , .dong 1111th llon
Smith o~.nd Pete :0.1 cCo~~o·en. De -
fensive!) Tom Baz.,~:as, MJ.rk.
Kenn ed)', Pete \h"Cowen, Jern
r.1111er, Bill} ~IOOr f<, D,wGiles.
m.1 n, Stev e M.srowll"l., :\i<:k Ko.
v.alenk·l, flave Sh.tllo", Kevin
Langdale and Uen Hoberlson
stalled the Coyotes. Russ Met.
singer got oU some 1Uce punts.
For the t.:orsa1r s It ·~as an.
other suct:essful st>ason and the
loss In t he sernt-flrtals was their
lone setba(.:k of we 1970seJ.son.
ll ead coach Jerr) Tnpp .m::l Ins
st"H or Bill Brown and Bob
M1lu m gave thet r gn~at yo·n g
athletes a )eJ.r of Instruction
ar)d experieure tho! wiii!Jrove
inva\uallle next season.
bu>-?S to UJl' g-.ame , President by Lauderbaugh fTli.de it 14-0, this year, tore off on a 71 -yard
:--orw W.:~.llace mforrns us there Lauderbaugh also blUed in the touchdown run in the 3rd quar-
.U~" still Vof.Cancies. ThiS is ooe 3rd quarter to give Corona a ter for ooe ot the hlghUghts ol
game }'ou shoulrln't miss. 22-0 edge. The Eagles rallled the oUensive show .OntheCosta
tt is unfoflurute th.ol.t the Es-25 arxi ChiJCk Boege! completed Mesa l st series of plays In the
tawla .Oronge CIF battle Is 4. pass to Steve Speer rrom the initial per iod WuU gained all
Ute :;,om~ night. Wonrler Wh} cdm 49 to the 12, wher e Speer bu t 6 yards on the Mustang
the) don't schedule Saturday raced over for a. TD. A Boegel 55 yard sustained march for
garues so loo::al 4rea residents pass to Scott Gay nor gave the the score.
cJn witness looUt g-.:~.mes. Aner Eagles their ZOO TO. Ken Bem to Ricardo scor ed 9
J.!l, 2b ~f:.H S is a long time, Kroesch, Scott Gayoor, Mark points, k.lck.ing 4 out of S PATs
J.n •t tiiE:nl:::tgle coach PhilBrown Montgomery, Dan Prioceotto, and connecting on a 35.yard
ptns tJJe select group in Ills 2nd Tom Yalier e, Dave Parsell and field goal. Ricardo passed to
)e.tr while (,:QaCh Ernie Johnson Tom Keating g-o~.ve the EJ.gles John Mar chiOiatti for 2 points
t~rforms tlis · nu racle" in one fine offensive aOO defensive ef-off a fake kick for rnatJon. Ric-
short )ear. l)ne s imllarlt} in for during their successlul ardo /Lad one PAT and a so .
boll1 co:tclres is their ability to season. The Corona sophs blas· yard fi eld goal attempt bloc ked
comrnunkate wilh their ath. ted their way to an uodefeated by the Falcons.
lett'S , r etain thei r attention and season with quarterback Joe Me:>a n tackle Jim Miller got
respet t. 1JaveHolland at Cor on.1 Tosti leading the WiJ.}' and get. the hOnor of scoring the last
riel Mo1r and~laxMiJierJ.t CostJ. ting some sensational pass r~-wuchdown ot the season lll'hen
Mesa generate the same charm. cepllons !rom ends Pfai\er and he blew over the last 1-1/2
They should have their 1U.Y 1n th£-P . .lmer . yards early in the .;,th quae -
too 1f for m llOtrls right. The Corona frosh team de-ter .
The bo)S basketball pro!JT.am feated the Esta.neia frosh zo.s. Offensively the Mustangs
fo r the .uea Is sh.aptng up fa st. Costa Mesa sophs defeated used Pat Kalama at qua.rter-
Atrihatlons wtll fo[low, pat-Santa Ana Valley lZ-6 and the back and he proved to be the
terned after theCYF,CaUfor-Mesa frosh teamdroppeda28-8 catalyst ror the Mesa oUen-
TUJ. Youth Sports Federation g.ame to the Falcons. s1ve unit. Kalama completed 2
~ound r ules. Try -outs and ~ewport H.u-bor rrosh ended of 3 passes and gained 67yards
teaflls will t.oe fo r med in the their sell-son with a. 14·14 lie in 10 carries. Costa Me sa rol.
6th, ith, .1nd Bth grode groups with Huntington Beach. Brian led ror 14 first dQw,15 arxt
Witlt age r~Uir ~tuents involved. Cok.a.s scored one toudhdown for ga ined 248 ya.rds rushing.
The l1itl1 school g) rns ha ve t..een Harbor, Er1c Strlcland picked
suggested as playing sites, it up an Oller fumble a nd raced
available with boys parhclpat. '14 yards for the other marker. Curt Dosh
REAL TO R
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A REVIEWER SHOULD
King Human scor ed the PAT to
tie the game. The tlarbor sophs
made 2 goal line stands to pre-
serve the lie.
The Harbor frosh lost to
H Jntington Beach 13 to 2.
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2SlS f . C.•at Hwy., CofOnO 4•1 Mer 1 67~1101 1
Al1o . Clint Eastwood • Doll Rickles 1
NEW RIPLEX
UPPER BAY
$57,500 o Don•l• Sutherlan• In "KlU Y'S HEIOES',.
l!tUYING 14. HOME IS FUN AT
UNIQUE , WI!: H"V E: A LIN!:
ON THE FINEST LISTIN G~
IN n4~HARB OR AREA A.NO
YOJ JHOliLO RII!:ALLY SEE
OVft UNIQUE OFFICE.
UNIOU£ HOMES
Real hte.te,I7&-IOOQ,
2443 E. Coat HiQtlway,
(!otanodol-
~7 WOODLAND PLACE, COSTA MESA
(ONE BLOCK. l?AST OF 10th & TlJSTIN )
Sewell Construction Co.
642 .. 4905 -·------··--
UNIT VI -33 SOLD
Ill BUILDER!$ CLOSEOUT • • •
Because of credit rejections, we have q homes avail·
able that hod been selected by early buyers
Ill • • •
9 HOMES ON CHOICE LOTS
that vary in sire from 3 -7 Bedrooms, 3 & <4 baths,
2 & 3 car garages & complete with all built-ins, basic cars
poling, shake roof & concrete driveways -from $33,9<40.
RANCHO LA CUESTA
AYRES HOMl'.'i SINCE 1110~
MODELS AT IROOI<HURST. ATlANTA
HUNTINGTON lEACH
961-lm • 961-llll, 10 A.M. to 7 P.M.
MACNAB -IRVINE
RNER HOMES
TU RTLE ROCK BEAUTY
\liinelou.;; -t bedroom. 3 bath home I me yct\r
old. tt ~~ 111 betler than ne'~ t l)nd itTon Lorge
re<tr pat1o ancl dellghtftd enclosed court.\C:~~d
('1111".}. :\ eM garage. Steps from S\\ 1mmm;.;
po11l. p;.~r~ and tenm~. \ ~hort "nlk to th<.:
:.I•Oll·trrUf'·Opcnecl hT:!h <,chool and clemen·
I <II"\' ~t:hrl(fl \i e lll'~ht•· fl'("O ITlmend lhl.., !01 l'·
l1· hrlilh' to 'Oll l'lca·r call .loci !-.mtlh rn
1 om ~JUN'Tl lor appm11lment $(1 .500
DOVER SHORES BAYFRONT
Elegnnce and ;;race m thrs new ~-6j() ~q It
C'll~tom home. :-,p1ral !.latrcase from llled en·
trv leacls to tremendous master su1te and
sJtllng room w1th fireplace. 4 bedroom~. hug~>
family room ~pac10u~ k1lchen .,.,th dellzht ·
fu! mornmg room .5 179.500 Open Sat & ~t tn
j(]5 .\l ornm~ Star Lane
MAC NAil-IRVINE
RMfty Cem~ny
10to B•ysid• Driv.
901 Dover Dr., Suite 121
New~~
Pe& IJarnH f<.a/t,
fN~nb
LOTS OF LOTS
BUILDING SITES:
• Large, irregular, CM •
• Cliff Dr ive, NB view ••.
• China Cove, NB view .••
• 1-plus acre, level, vi ew.
$!3,500
$!8,500
$57,000
$22 ,500
• 2.7 acres, w/home ..•• • $3! ,000
0111ce OpoR s.turMyo a s ,..,.
PETE BARRETT REALTY8
1605 w-D<.JU..
642-5200
•••••••••••••••••••
Beautiful Custom Home
With Pier and Float In ~""Coves
!20 feet on the water
4 Bedrooms -3 &'t·
$125,000
PRESTIGE WATERFRONT HOMES
n lind• hie Dri-ve
~ew 5 Br .. 5 bath home on lagoon. Marble
entry, wet ba r, AM /F'M Intercom, Huge mstr
Br. has beam ceil. & own frplc. Large liv. &
ram . rms . w /frplcs. w/deck . $185,000
60 lind• Ill• Drive
Newly l1sted. Prestige waterfront home. 4
extra lg. Br. 4 ba, pwdr. rm. Lge. liv . rm. &r:
den . 3 car gar. Beautiful patio/garden. Deck
& doc k. By Appt. 12W.OOO
107 linda 1~1• OJ ive
5 BR. 3 baths : fam. rm .. form. dJO rm. 2
f'plcs. Rm. for pool. Dock . By app't $145.000
W•t•riront lots
l"o. 76 . 3 car garage. Red uced to
!\o H . 108Ft. on water
For c.ompl•t• inform•tion on
•II homes I loh, pl .. se ull:
$77 000
!150.000
BILL GRUNDY, .Realtor
m -~~<. -1, N.l . 642.-
••••0t~~'OJIC!
COM DUPLEX
Price Reduced $7,000
l BEDROOMS, I BATH EACH
GOOD COHDITIOH-CLOSE TO EYERYTHIHC
$49,500
• •••
SHORECLIFFS
302 Evening Canyon
FOUR BEDROO .. S, THREE BATHS
READY FOR OCCUPANCY BY THE
HOLIDAYS I
YOU OWH THE LAHD.
OHLY S7<,500
••••
1021 CLIFF DRIVE
A bargain at $48,500
OWNER AIO:IOUS, ..OVIHC FRO'< ARE.\.
3 BE!MtOOMS, FI ... IL Y ROOM AHO POOL .
'GooD TERMS AVAILABLE
lJOX Y. f' R.kXKl.IX
I Rt:A.l..iOR ' J250 t.t Coftt HIPW..,
CofON dtl .... t.iiiOt"n•l
,... ti 7J.27"12
• -'t:' « .
RENTALS • • •
~EWPORT HElGtiT.-;: 4 bedrooms, Z.l '2 bat hs,
fireplace, ~ts. drapes, etc. , , .... $325,00 • • •
ca;TA MESA : 3 bedrooms, 2 ~ths, rtreplace,
carpets, drapes .• , .... , ......... SZSO.OO • • •
LJ>.;DUSTRIAL BlJILDlNGS : 3,000 to 22,000
sq~are feet . , •. , , ........ , , .. 9C' to I IC
Wells-McCardle
Realtors
Rcli41Wc Savlcc SliK • 1941
llllillllllllllllll
Salea tlu'oleh tbe Multiple J...l8ttDc
Semce at tbe N.-.port ~~ut~or-Coata
..... Board at Realton tatalad
onr $54 miWOD for tbe TWII:LYK
~ at liHI$, Tldll npr•z Ita
l,JH \Uilt Nl• uad a dollar 'flhM
tncreue at •% OYer tbe •m• period
allaat , .... , ~ ~a..-.t,.v.
u.t J'OUI' property wttb a R-.Jtor
~. 1 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I .... --.:--
•
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NEWPORT HARBOR EJigQI
ARST SECTION --P• 6
lltURSOAY, NOV. l9l1911)
00 IIlii A OEl liAR, CAll F.
Copter
(Coollnotl ~m Pa .. I)
Tbe !~e. Hu.ctes SOOC
tlotllcopters, manutlctlll'ed b)'
tbe HupeaTooJ Compaoy'Uir·
eraJt dlYiaion, Cu.t"r :uy, are
equtpped wltn lkllts lor oYer-
water patrols and htlth-lntens.tty
searcb.llghts for night Um" op-
erations. In additiOn, the ships LORI SEMEHIUK
are equipped with soph.lsttcated t;"~~::·:.;a::~~~~:: NOV. ZONT A GIRLS FETED elAtion at the University ofOre·
gon at Eugene, where she
m.1}or in English literature
~~~::·chief B. James G\a-Zonta girls for November tor " SUZANNE H U 8 N E R lht;> 4 a.rea high schools were daugtlter of M·· and Mrs Frank
vas told elty otn.dalsand news-lntrOOu cctl at last week's meet-Coray I 3048 c~Wltry Cl~b Dr ••
men wno lQStleCied the craft at ing of the NewiJ()rt Harbor Zonta Costa Mesa Is editor-in-chief
t.be Newporter Inn that theheU-Club at the SPnior Citizens of El Agull~ newspaper at Es·
IIURCLARY t4ETS S7U
Aa efrtimated $714 ln cur~
rency al¥1 co\D& ••n burip
lulled trom tbt borne ot Vl~·
lan E. Troutman, ?II Campllor,
East Bluff, betwHD 11 and 1:)0
p.m. Now. a, Pollee aid the
bural&ra used a pry tool to
force opeo trw frool door.
Bl,...tCIT·Y !~HOTO·s
c:o.-v
Ia arb
•· ····· ·--· ,...._,_
HELPING TO CUT the r ibbon on the tennis racket to mark the opening of the new tennis
courts at Park Newport Apartments are, from len, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Bergen. Mary
Ann Sayklr of Puk Newport, and tennis professional Jacque Grlgry. The courts "Were
opened for play Sunday with a lennls tournament. Mr, Bergen, the ooted TY and radio
entertainer, made his appearance on the courts without h.is usual sldeticlr.s, CharUe,
McCarthy, MorUme.r Snerd and Ettie Klinker. (PhOto by Q)n Andersen StUdios.)
copters can respond to pollee clubhouse. ta · emer geocies at 105 miles an ~ LORI SEMENIU'"' nc1a high school, class coun~ ..... the cllm..ln and member of GAA a.nd
bout, unimpeded by tnftic or daught~r of Mr. and Mr s. Wal-csr. As m••.muer or the news-
dead-end streets. He sald the t s k r 226 L er en~emu o ugonla paper staff she nas been busy
~:~~'::oeu~tr~l ~~~.~~ St., NPwp.)rt _ Shores, Is senior selling doughnuts lD rals~ mon-
vlding an unobstructed view of prom committee chairman at ey tor underpr ivileged children Newport Harbor . high school, for their Tllanksgtvlng dinners.
high-haZard are-•s dltflcult to clas~ represe~t.attve on the g(. s:te has been on the oonor roll
Brewers are Farmers' Best Friends
Diamonds may st•ll rank as a gtrl"s oeat !nand. but talk 10
the modern agrl-busu,essman tn ltle stales ol wash1flglon
Oregon ana Cahlomta. and ne II likely te ll you thai the
brewer rates as a preny good buddy ol the Iarmer
ll"s all because an expandtng West Coast brewong 1nduslry
last year produced more than 15 mllloon banels ot beer and
m so doong purchased more than S35 mil lion worth ol
Darley. hops, uce and olt1er agr~cullural products used h'l
lhe brewtng Industry Nixon sends greetings
for Petsch anniversary
inspect from the ground. The ecutt c nc I 00 CASC airborne patrolman nasa field ve ou_ 1 a . . r~-for 4 years, received the GAA repr ~sentauve. Activities 10 team sports aw .• cd and rep-
of vision seven times greater prevwus years have Included resentPd Est<t.ncla In the scho-
thao h.e would have In a patrol th ~anJ 1 c · b CSF · ca.r, Mr. Gtavas said. e ...,, Sl ou ' ' JUnJor l.astic division of thP Orange-
OU:lcer MacGregor, who held c~undl, student congress and Co unty ac.ldemlc deeathlon.She Girls Lea goP, She has be~n a plans for a future in journallsrn.
a rotorcralt pilot's Ucense Trl-HI-Y rllember _tor 4 years, Sire will attend Humboldt State
In addo!ion to thoS •eady cash market the brewer·larmer
\!;iJ
relaloonstup lakes on even added mean·
ong when the brewet sal~ages the spenl
gratn and •eturns or to ll"le Iarmer m tl"le
to1m ol l•vestocr.. and poultry teed
/
The card rea<!, •·t-1rs. Nixon
)oins me in sen1lng warnrest
congratulations and best wishes
on your wedding J.nnlver san.
We wish you many mor f' years
of ttapplness together." it wJ.s
signed Richard ~ixon.
The gold embossed card ts
one of the treasured mon1entos
of the 60th anniversary of Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Pe!sch, for-
merly of Balboa Island and oow
residing in Leisure World .lt
Laguna Hills.
Lillian and Joseph Petscn
were married October 26 1910
M!(S, ANNE CHUMP of 1753 in Kansas City, Mo. The; cam~
l.rvrne Ave., West Upper Bay, to Califor nia in 1929, when Mr.
has been oamed staff dlr r;octor Petsch beca.me assoc~.aled with
of volunteer services at S.1nta Arden Farms in Los Angeles.
An.l Co mmunity Hospital. Mr s. When he r etired in 1965 he
Crump, wife of the Ri!v. D-.1vl.d was a traveling auditor for Ure
Crump, dSSOC iate rector of St. firm .
Ja me!> Episcopal Churt:h of In 1933 the) ft.r sl c.tme lo
:-Jewport Be!tlch, received her Balboa Island, on DiJ.!UOnd Ave.,
B.A. degree in sociology &00 Th.e} estab!Jshed their tlome at
~ rent:h Jt Wells College, :\.u-161 0 S. Ba) Front 1n 1945
r or .. , N.\'., and has done has-with their son, James, whO
prt"l volunteer work ln Ken-succumbed to a lingermg ill-
tuc k)', Q('La.v.·.i.fe and ~ew York. aess JUSt a year .ti{O. 'Jimmy"
Ttte Crumps are parents of was the first assiswnt L!ir £>r tor
b tu ldren. tor several molr on pic ture
WILL BE CLOSED
%anksgiving
I\ ORDER TH :\TOI.:R f o,(PI_())'ff\
'!At' ATTE.\"0 CHUR CH ,o\.';0 f"l/01'
THF. HOLIDAY Wll"H 1"H P.IR F<\\1/1 fF S
w,. hope you ha ve "'a"' reaso~ts to be
tba~tlt.fu l o" this trtd} -\mtrhan hoJrda,,
VISIT US OTHER DAYS (ucep1 Sunday)
FOR DELIOOUS LUtiOI OR 0\tltiERS
SWISS, AMERICA~'
studios, including Fox a net War-
ner Brothers. Duriog the sum.
mer before he died he acted as
the Newport Harbor Ensign's
correspondent to the summer
Wtrlte House In Sa.n Clemente.
The seruor Petsches m·lVed
from the lslaod In 1965 to Lets.
ure World, where they have
JOined the Geneva. Presbyter-
tan Ctturch.. M ~. Petsch OOids
.t Life membership with. the
K.1.nsas City Lodge, F.IIAM, and
is atfiUated with the Blue
Lodge , AI Mollalkah Shrioe and
80" Club (Scottl.sh Rite). Mr s.
Vetsch IS afflllated with Men-
dtas Chapter No, 1, Kansas CI-
ty, of !he Order or the Eas-
tern Star, and h.as been an ac-
tive rnern'>er for 55 years both
111 Kansas and to H·>~lywood.
'
prior to the city's purcllase m 1he r H H h of the ships, has obtained an · 111 r 0 oa 1.mens at~ ~ Collegp !or undergradllate '1 MCA, and Active lll her Ep as-work, then transfer to th.e Unl-
lnstructor's rating. lie will be Cop.il church you th. group. She versit} of Missouri for lrer
responsible for maintaining plans to Attend til£> University .tOUrnallsm studY
cockpit proficiency ofthepolic~ ,·( Californi.l. at san Diego ml-· pilots. Officer s Br adley aOO prlng ill English and 'phil-• DEBORAH SHANNON,
Heeoe !lave undergone intensive osoph~ m•noring In an for . daughter . of Mr. and Mr s. S.f{,
night training aiVJ are cur -futur e 't.ue-er .ts an Pd~cAto/ Shannon, 615 Mlt~gold Ave.,
r ently completing work on corn-• su:. FULLER, dauRh.ter of Corona del MJr. Is G1rls League
merclal pilot rating:i. M ... M Do ld E F 11 pres1dent at Cor ona del Mar r . .tlou rs. na . u er, n·"h h 1 ha. r •y~ R 'HD DR'"' 3-• VIII a R•l Cot ,,, 1
t-sc 00 • co-c lrmJn o .., " .., ..,,..,.. :~... anov ·• s J. .sa., A!="S, m~mber of th~ senior
SCHEDULED AT UCI is president of GAr\ at Cost.t honor society, a.nd "bl~ sis-
Ayn Rand's controversl:ill M~sJ_ high school, ralh com-IN" to an AFS ex ;:-,ange stu-
play, "Nigtlt of Janu.r) 16th," mtssaoner for the Pep Club, dent from France. Previous
will be rJresented b\ the levine ASH otflcPr, member of C'SF years' acllvttles have tndud-
Commurtit}" Theater beginn·n .mJ yearbook staff. Pr~vious ed the drill team, Pep Club,
f riday, Nov. 20 at the ''ol1d'~ Y'i.H's activities have lnctud_ed AF"S and Girls League. She is
Uttle theatre at UCI. The court-the .drlll_tearn, &?\Canto, choir, J. member of the youth RfOIJP
room trama >Ni\l run at 8:30 AF~. -Girls LeaguP, and she at the Corona dl'l Mar Corn-
p.m. on 3 conse.:-"Jtlve Fridays t~.ts rer elved servlre aWa.tliS at m ·nU) Congreg;o.llonal Church
and Saturdays. tilt.' Last 3 servt•.e OO.nqupts. J..lll1 or Tri-Hi-Y. She rereived
At the begiMing of each per-She _ ..... ~ a. mpmber of Girl the E.L M nre M.a.som t· award
formance, 12 Jurors will be Sco J s 1" ller freshman ~~ar . .tS a Junior, girl of the quar-
arawn from the audience. At ~11e plows to attend s_an Dte~ ter honors this year, and li.iS
the close of the trl.al they State hut has not del'lded on J. bePn on the horklr roll all 4
will deliver a verdict. 'Thus, rna)or. )e<U s. SIJe plans to obtain a
the play may end In one of credenWd In element;.ry edu-
2 different \V'ol}'S depending on C.O.M. t-tiGH SCHOOL
the girl's guilt or Innocence. TEAOiER REit-ISTATED
Karen Andre will be por-Suspe.1led Co rona del Mar
trayed by Mary Osbor n, Orange ht~h school socl.al sciencp
Coast college drama student, tE'aCher Al:iln J. Sc hwalbe, 38,
SHOWCASE LUNCH EON of 3121 Pierce Ave., Costa
Travel time wlll be the them·~ ~lesa, has been reinstated.
'. ' Brewtng and agrocu llure -two ol the
Wesl s baste ondustnes -thus work to-
gethe• tor the beneltt ot each
UNITED STATES BREWERS ASSOCIATION, INC.
In Coope·~l•o" "''"' Cal•l<>•n•" !hewt•1 "noc••loun
13$ lo!O'\!gOrnt iJ' S! s.n r •• nC•lCD"
ol the membership showcase Utrac ~.als of the Newport Mesa uru.fied school distuct rein-
luncheon to be h.eld by the wo-stated him Nov. 11. He was sus. men's d.lvtslon of the Newport • ....,SICAl fOR SIJ..J:
Harbor Chamber of Com"" ·.:e pended aner he was arrested at noon Wednesday, ~ov. ZS , at Sept. 23 on a charge of sus-FALL ROUND-UP SALE
1 Ti~M 2 Time-' J Ttmu
the Irvine Coast Countn Club, pld on of S'Jliciting for an act Stetnwa.y 6 ft. Mah. Gralld,
of le-wd or dissolute coMuct. Dr. Hiltoo Bell, professor of • real buy at $1985 : Knabe con-
ed C
Charges •gainst h.im "Nt?re $ ucaUon at i-.apman Coile~ cert grand, ll{'W 5,000 now
a.nd former dean of tile campus llropped In muncipal court on only $2950. ship, will narrate a U\n1 .l ltle r ecommenCa.tionofareport ----~-----------------· Ha mmond spinet organs--
"Campus •t sea." Travel ra-from the distrlctattornpyciting -~PRQP-ERTiES -fQR -REHT-~ORK 'ltANTF:O new, used, repossessed--start
20 word:t or lea s · 1.50 2.50 3.00
21 word 5 to 30 word 1 2.00 ~.00 4.00
31 words to 40 word1 3.00 4.00 5.00
Eoch word o .... , .0 words .05 .10 .\5
rnsurtic1ent evidence. ~~~~~~~~~~~:;;~~~~~~~~~;-;;;;;:;,;., shions of member's mol.les will $49:".1. Other makes -Allen,
be modele-1 lJ Mm es. Jackte HA.RBOR HIGH STUni'W~•;i L<NDL.OR !I Vacancy prob-. Years of experience Lowrey, Yamaha, Wurlitzer, A~N COOPER, daughter Kau.rla.n, Chris Hoppe r, Bev. STAGE My S T E R'f pLAY \ems ended. Free suwly of on all types of clothing & linen. Th.ornas :iind Conn from $295.
of Mrs. Fern Cu e Cooper of erly McGowan and Buth Ken-qualified tenants at no cost Spect.a.lty, men's shirts. $tJo Y J.ma.ha FP oaby grand, wal-
Corona del Mar, became the nedv. ~ewport Harbor highschool's to you. Ask for Lee or Ola. per h.r. Mable Whitman, 6'07 $2395; Steinway verticals
J,.
brtdP of Robert Mac Bowyer of SYLVIA TACKMAN DIES seJ~or class wiU present the 832-6600. Marguerite, CDM. 673-2714. returns, slight case
Laguna Beach in a ceremony Mrs Sylvia R T k se-mor play at 8 p.m. FridaY 1-:;:;:;;;:;,---;;;:;;;--;:;:;~~;:;;;:;f-------------J dltmageinshlpptng--full)' ~-
at thP Coron.~.del Mar Commun-of
391
:
112
L...P ·
1
ac P~a~, '".' •nd Saturday nights, ~ov. 20 ~ FOR LEASE. Corona JsE,CI<E'T ARL'L WORK, mtmeo-w/ba.n}l; terms.
lty C~ur ch, The bride Is aNew-MPsa, died :io~r. ell ·~t 01~:: and 21, in the auditorium. The del Mar 660 SQ. rt. store or graphing, ootary,smaUt>ook-Hammond organ, full key &
port tlarbor high schoOl gradu-residence Sh.e w
00
_ t cornmunit) is invited to at-offi ce space wtth park.lng. keeping accounts. Call 673-pedalboard, a sac rifice at
ate and attended ace. The
25 1895
in Mi ch. as n ~~:'?;l · tend .1nd may purchase tic-Reatooomlcs Corp., 675-4050 anernoons. $1395,
groom graduated from RanchO 'o • C l @:3. • a .t m~ kets at the door or order them 6700. Many consoles ~, spinet
hi gh schOOl and attended East to ra~ge ounty 22 }"ears a~o. In .idvance by calling 548-1121. from $395.
Texas State University. HP ls bQ~rv~;~:rl~~-lud~nh';!11~1us -The play is a mystery, "The BUILDlNG op--A--A~--AA~ ~~-A-·----SCH MIDT MUSIC co.
a 3-)e.lr V1etnam veteran with r c' 'a ' .tm unexpected guest," by Agatha posite Hoag Hospital, 20 tOR S Al. f. Ya maha-!l:ilm mond .Stetnway
rank of first lieutenant. The ~de~~ Mc!:{~~u g~~er(~~~-~hr1~~tie8. SomJe ot thP actor s rooms, 3000squarefeet,$350 1907 ~-Main St., Santa Ana
couple ,..tiJUvelnL.aguna.(Ter-Mesa · a Slsl r M Ol wc uue rad ohnson and Dan month.JohnVoge\,646-1675. BLES-set-coffee •nd two Est. 1914
r y Boris phOto,) Ebbe;ts of Mi~ht~""·n·,r~ . .,..~,v: ~1ilhngton p1ayingStaocwedder, end. Traditional, Like new.l-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:cc--------'"t>'""" ~•nc" Wllson aod Mar." Pic-$100.644-1920, ---------------------
chlldr " ~ 6 1 1 1 1 1 RENT!\ 1, 2 and 3 bed-III Sf.FI.I.~ ~ E\IL S
e a..... grea -grar11 r111 -CJ.rd nnrlra"tna Laura, aoo are ...,.. 1 ·~ room apartments throughOut
n. Mindy HJ.iney and Anne Suther-Oran""' County. From $69.50 TOP coft~ table,
Funer•J servicps were tle lrl L..tnr1 as Mrs . Warick, t>~ French. Provincial, beautiful. Nov. 14at Bell-fhn.dw.i}Ciiap-to $188.50, furnish.ed or un~ ()44_1920.
el. pAT HIT T WILL TALK furnished. Ask for Jodi, 832 -fc:m;;:;:;;;:;:-r;;;;;;;;;;;~~
NO PICK ·UP HOV . 26 TO SERVICE LEAGUE 1800• 11 furniture: Scan-
Newpor t Beach city r p.fusc Mr s. Patricia Reilly HittwiU RENT\\ 4, 3 and 2 bed-dlnavian style dini ng ta ble,
collector s will take a holidJ.~ speak at the Nov. 30 meeting room homes in Orange six chairs, $60, Walnut bed-
ALL THE FI~EST in Imported
bicycles. Sales and service.
Peugot, Steyr, and Amertca.n
Eagle . Balboa Mercantile
Store, 806 E. Ba!D..Ja Blvd.
at Main St., Balboa. 615-7262.
on Tha.nksglvl.ngDay, Thursday, of the Newport Haxbor Service County, Rentals from $123.-room ':lureau, $35. Telephone
Nov. 26. Areas of the cit} League at 11 a.m. at the N~w. SO, furnished or unfurnished. 644-6254,
where collections are n1ade porter Inn. She is assistant Ask for Bonnie, 832-1800.
3424 VIA LIDO -NEWPORT BEACH
SP01S before your eyes -
OCl Y•Jur new carpet-remove
them .,lth Blue LU5tre, Rent
electric sha.mpoer $1. Crowa
Hardware, 310'1 E. Coast Hwy,,
Corona de l Mar. Give you rse lf a present ... before
Christm as.
KNIT DRES SES
CAPRI S
KNITS
>ANTS
ONE OF TH E LIDO SHOPS
TO
OFF
USE AU. CREDIT CARDS --FREE PARKING 114 REAR
oo Thursday will have their secretary for community 4100
trash collected on the follow . field services, in the u.s. De-
log Friday. Trash wllich can-partment or Health, Education HEI.P WANT Ell
not be picked ~ Friday, will and Welfare. HOME WORKERS W'ANTED (en.
velope addressers). Rush
stamped, seU-addressed en~
veklpe. Langdon World Tra-
ders, P. 0. Box U27-A26,
Redondo Beach, Ca 90218.
be co\lected Saturday. She received her B.S. in edu-
THEFT WHilE MOVING cation from l.SC anctwash.oD-ored in 1969 with. an hOoorary
Ctotlles, furntture and cash dOC torate from Chapman Col-
totaUna; $3,696 were stolen from
the resideace of Carol Lee lege.
Bush and Diane Lynne Gar-CROUNOSKEEPER AT
cia, of 1732 Skylark Ln., while LOCAL SotOOlS 01 ES HOME WORKERS badly needed:
1D the proceos of moving during Cesstll Charles McGavran, Address envelopes In spare
the week ot Nov . 9, •ccord-60, of 1934 Fullerton Ave., ttme. Minimum of $14 per
1ng to poUce. Costa Mesa, died Nov. ll at 1,000. Send stamped envel~
FILM SHOWING SET Hoag HosoU.a.l. He was born ~ for Immediate fr ee de~ May 16 , 1910, In Kansas a.sx1 ta..tls to Ma.llco, 3-40 Jones
The Newport Beach public came to Orange County in 1945. Street, Suite 27, San Fra.n~
Uhrary wHl present 2 films He had been a grounds keeper cJsco, CaWornla 94102.
at the Mariners Ubrary multi· at the Newport Mesa uniUed f.--_:_ _______ _
purpose room, 2005 Dover Dr., seh.ool district tor 11 years. AKE .UP ARTlSTS NEEDED.
at 7:30p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 24. Survl•ors U)Clude his wlle Ace oo factor, part-Ume or
''Sentinel •est face'' Is a «1m PauUoe· 3 sons, Chuck of New: fuU .tlme. wUI train. Exeeu.
OD mountalo cUmblng by 2 pro. port B~ch mt Frank aM f red tln positions also anllable.
fessk)oa.l cUmbers. "Bred to both of c osU Mesa· 2 brothers' PbOOe (714) &12.9498.
wla" d•ls with ttte breeding of LawrellCt ot Mls"l and Ea.ri f---'--------tbOrouctJbred race oorses tn of Kansas, a00 11 g:randcb.ll-_ ............................................ -.. ...
H.., z .. land. tlren. WANTED
VALLELY GETS 17 Funerol services were belt! P;.R;:IV~A~TE~~PAA=TY=-,.....-.,-·tobqJ
Joba YallelJ' of Balboa Ia. HOY. lht Bt:U-BroUwaJC fiiP~ pb.llob'cub.UZ-461-l..S~
lud, wbo ltarred 00 the b .. -el. lnltrme~ W'Ui a.t HarbOr \-:..._ ________ _
utta1l coart It Corooa. dtlMu Red CtmttetY. lll&llo<bOo~ 0r1of1 c .. ll Col-MIOU CAH VI 5I TORS WANTtD Ill COllUM A DEL
lip: Ud OCLA., ~ 1D 17 RtceM Ylaitors attMhomeol "MAR, &.bedroom d~lll,
pollll l:>r 1M Allula II&-ltr and 1tr1 Rlcltard Htrmu oe•• -II'-· priAcl-
llor, U . Bt Uod lac blllt po1111 ol COAI.t. It-,;or• ltr. and pall oolJ. Bo1 Ho. A, Ea-
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•mmate Pete lluuk:b bJ Huea, IUclll-n Mrs Waller .,.,, CorODI del War, Calli. a po1tt1. ,. na..u 1oo1 10 _.. • nen. Buffalo
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THE NEW PORT HARIIOR .. .,..,.., " '"' ,.,..,. "''
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COSTA
MESA
23RD YEAR, HO. 15
DANNY DAVEY CARAVAN
TO AID ARIZONA INDIANS
EXECUTiVE OlRE CTOR Merritt Johnson, at right, goes over United FWld plann.lng de-
Wis wlt.h Robert Hle td, at left, general campaign chairman for the Harbor Area United
Fund and Lou Ya.ntorn who ts In charge of agency sollcttatlon. M 7. Johnson Is outlining
the method of United 'fund sllde pr esentation, Which explains the services provided.
For 5,000 poverty.stricken
reservatloo Indians, holiday
Cheer Will be &OiDg to lhem
via Da.ony [).f.vey's annual cara-
van. Davey and IUs team or
workers are I.D the midst ot
Thanksgiving and Clu'lstmas
preparations to the tune or 20
tons ot food, clothing a.od SICl-
pUes, wttich wJll be dellvered
to Navajo and Hopi tribes In
Northern Arizona.
"These lndLan.s are not in
the same position as the urban
lndlan with a. J>b, or r ecetv -
ini:' welfare beoeftts," Danny
said. "ThOse Jiving In o utpost
reservations d.ist under unbe-
United Fund drive over half way mark
Har bor Area United F'und
volunteer campaigners have
passed the 50 per cent mark
In the ir $412,000 drive.
With $22 1,000 of the target
raised so ta.r in the two -city
campaign cover ing Newport
Beach and Costa Mesa, earn~
palgn oUiclals expr essed grat-
itude to the community for its
active interest aoo participa-
tion.
Robert llleld, general c.~.m ..
paign ctlairmao, said that the
United F'ond is seeking to raise
lurx:ls for 30 health, lamLly ser -
vtce, youth guidance, and other
agencies which directly benefit
Nelll'p()rt Beach a.M Costa Mesa.
residents.
He said that the gener.tl s lug-
gish pace of the econom), high
unemployment rates, an J )ther
fa ctors all have combined to
make this an atmormaily dtf.
ficult year to r fund raising. He
emphasizeJ, however, that the
same fa ctors make It even more
ditflcult for the agencies that
must depend on United furx:l
for their operating budgets.
Local res idents are asked to
consider rn 1klng a ••fair share''
pledge to the United F'und, either
individually or through their
places ol emptoym-1nt.
'·Those oot given Ule oppor-
tu mty to contribute where they Uevable coodilions. They
work are asked to consider a wouldn't be silting down to
pledge ~lrectl y to the Harbor Thanksgiving or Christmas din-
Ar ea Umted Fond, 325 N. New -ner U it were not for Interested
port Blvd., Newport Beach," or ganizations and !Mividuals
Mr. Hield said. in Orange County."
KNOW YOUR OFFICER To pack the giant proje:t
into '/ trucks and '/ tra.Jiers
t.akes m1ny wi!Un~ workers.
Danny welcomes lnterested in-
dividuals who w·YJid Uke to
contrlbi..Lte ald.
OFFICER GILMAN
Officer Dennis Gilman, 25,
has been with the Newport Beach
police departm~nt for 4-1/2
year s . lie is currently .t.ssigned
to the tralfic enforcem~nt sec-
tion as a motor cycle otf1cer
on th e day stti n.
He was born 10 Russell,
Kansas. Since h1s fa ther was
an ofhcer in the Ai r For ce,
Dennis has attended many
schools throughout the liulted
States and over sea.'i. He grad-
He may be contaced at 53 1-
13 50 in the eveoin~.
During the day, Nor ma Wu-
gy. at 531-0908 is in c harge
of ortering further inlormatiOO.
During his Arizona trip, Dan-
ny Davey will atteod a dinner
In P;..laka, planned In his honor
bi grateful tribes.
Last year 33 Indian teen-
uated from Madrid high school, --.,-~::-:------:-::-::--:--
Madrid, Spain. He has attended ---=L.:E.:G:c.~.:L:..H:..::O:..T:::IC:.E::..__
Rivers ide City College and
North Te u s State Unive r sity, NOTfCE TO CREDITORS
accumulating 60 units In social No. A-67378
science, SUPERIOR COURT OF' THE
Denms is curren'ly in an Air STATE OF CA LIFORNlA FOR
Force reser ve unit based 111 THE COUNTY OF ORANGE
Rive rs ide. He has served 5 Estate ol HENRY BRAYOT
'Jiaul's ~lofnen and sifts
~ (fo rm erly F rederil.:'a F lorist~
OROER YOU R
years o1.s a reservist and holds WRIGHT, a.ka HENRY B.
the rank of s~r geant. WRIGHT, ab HENRY WRIGHT,
In his sp;~.re lime he enjoys aka H, B. WRIGHT, Deceased.
"ll types of athletics. He 1.s ~OTICE lS HEREBY GIVEN
.1. member of the :-:ewport Beach to the creditor s of the above
police cham1)JOn basketball named decedent tf\at all per-
team and also • member or sons f\avlng claims cpinst the
the YMCA. said decedent are required to Thanksgiving Flowers Early!
CF.'<J"f£RPf F.CF.'i, PLA~'TS, CU ( Ff.OWFRS, PTC
F re e estim ates · Delivery Se rvice
OPEH SEVEN OAYS -6U-8990
2626 E. COAST HWY ., ._dJJ COR ON A OEL MAR.
1n h.iii i-1/2 years with the tile them, wUh the necessary
pollee depa.rtmeat he has vouchers, in the otnce or the
worked patrol, d.tCLdentlovestJ-c Jerk of the above entitled court,
~lion, .t.nl tus current assign-or topr ~sentthe m,withthenec
ru ent, motorcyclE' offi cer. essan vouchers, to th€' under-
Dennis .u~ h.i s WLfe, Pam, signed at c/o Thomas E. Hef-
l.Jve in the Newpor t Heights rerna.n, Attorney at L<lw, 350
E. Seventeenth Stre-et, Suite 210,
Cosb Mesa, California 9262'/,
whic h is the place or business
of the unders igned In all matters
Instant Cash
helps put
anendtothe
bouncing
Yo u don"t wme a h0unc1ng chec~ on rurrmc
(Maybe you d1dn't pur 10 a dep<l\lt \.\.hen )tlll
But <;umt•tLmc" 11 happens.
thought )PU d 1d Or. maybe
you slipped up o n addition in Y'1ur chc(,:~ rcgi.,tcr.l A nd there you a re .
faced with a .. tatcment that .. ay .. )I . .JU\c rnat.lc an nvcrdraft. It can be irritatrng.
And. sometime~. even embarra~si n g .
ThL'i" \\h~ B an~ llf America put
together .. omc 1'\t:rt.lraft m"u rance
called ln .. tanr ( a .. h Checkmg
A ccount St•r\ll C. Once )Ou've
arphcJ and ~(lUf o:rCJ1t\ been
approved. )Clll ha\c an automatic
guarantee ag.<un .. t (lvcrt.lraf!s up to
the amnunt auth0rtled under the
terms of the agreement. Your c hec ks
won't bounce and you"ll save your-
self a lot o f ~rnt at1on and frus tration .
SounJ good"? II i ..... Drop by your
nearest Bank tlf Ame rica l'iranc h
for m o re m forma ti o n about a
Personal C hoice Check mg. A ccount
combined WLth Instant c a .. h. It's
just one of the many ways we c an
help you Wtth the busint'SS of living.
BANKm
OF AMERICA
uthebusilessatw-g
pertaining to the estate or Sil..id
decedent, within four mo nths
alter the fir st publication of
th1s ootice.
Dated November 2, 1970.
EMMA C. WRIGHT --Emma
C. Wright, Executrix of the w,u and Codtcll or the above
na med decedent,
Thomas E. Heffer n..tn, At -
torney at Law, 350 E. Seven-
teenth Street, Su1te 21 0, Costa
Mesa, Califor nia 92627. Phone
642-3210, Attorney for EKecu.
trix,
Publish: ~ov. 12, 19, 20, Dec.
3, 1910, in the ~ewport Har-
bor Ensign.
LEGAL NOTICE
P-39233
CERTIFICATE Of B\JSI:-l'ESS
FictiUous Flrm :-.rame
THE IF.'iDERSIG~EDdohe re
by certily that they are con -
ducting a busmess at 760 West
17th Street, Costa Mesa, Cal-
ifornia, ullder the fi ttJhous fir m
name of Altha A!IPn Sdil Loft
a.od that said Cir m is composed
of the following persons, whose
names in run a.nd pl.a.ces of
residence arP .1.s follows, to-
wit: Wllli.am Alvin B&iley, 418
Belvue Lane, Balboa, Califor-
nia, Eliubeth L. Bailt>y, .U S
Belvue Lane. Balboa, C.tU!or-
nJa.
WITNESS their hands this
29th day of October, 1970, W!J.
Uam Alvin Bailey, E\iz.abeth L.
BaHey.
STATE OF' CA LIF'ORr-I IA )
l ss
COUNTY OF ORANGE )
ON THIS 29th day of Octo-
ber, A.D. 1970, before me,
Dorothy E. Za.mploo, a ~ot
ary Public in and for the said
Couoty and State, residing
tberein. duly commissioned and
sworn. personally appeared
WUUam AJ¥1o Bailey and EUa~
abetl'l L. Batley, known to me
CO be the persoo.s whOse names
are s~rlbed co lhe wttblD
1nstrument, and ack:Dowledred
to me that they uecuted the
same. IN WITNESS WHERE OF,
1 ba .. hereunto Mt my hant1 and
atllucl my oftlcLal M&l Ute dlJ
LDd )'till' Ia tbU Certi.fteate
ft.u t allc:tfe wrlttea. Dorothy E.
Zaulll.,. lly Com mi.-u-
ptrea llat. 10, It'll.
POI>Ual" Nof. 5, II, 19, 26,
1110, Ill tbt "-Harbo< Eootp.
ager s wer e taken to Disney-
land, a Dodger ~me, Mulne·
land and a visit to Long Beach
slltpyards.
OC Ski Club
plans
Orange County Skt Club mem -
bers, who hold W•!dnesday oJght
TIILXE'rs at the ~ewpor t B·~ach
Elks Club, "reo looktng forward
to the Volstead Da} Ct1<lrdcter
boat t;:tradeo on U1e club's re•·-
n-aliorul ) .1t::ht , BJ.IOO...,
S!reltlon Llss, the <:lob's pro-
gTctrn chatr nldn, has o:~.rrangPr!.1
ful l s•liedule of a<:tLviues to
S.1tlsfy everyone from tr1e IA--
glruun g •·snow-plow•· s k1er to
the ~:qJert.
ThiS H'd.f C!1e dub IS llearfed
b; .\1tke r.JOI•Jen, an erq;tn{'t·r
dl ~t"wport's Ptulto . F"or<i
A•·r onutromc. Mike confesses
ll1o:~.l dlt11ougtt tl1e ('Jub 1s or-
go:~.ulzed to ser ve t11e s1ngle
s t..1 er, tre I!. m.l.f r ted to .. skler
wt,om ne met l.ast Th:tnks g~v.
LLIL at MoiOHOOth.
~lem bt-rs wust be youn~ d.-
dulls d.tKJ the annua l d ue~ J.!£-
:110. Memt..ershlp "'so tndUdes
ol subs< r 1plion to the month!}
neo~~sletter,' RopeTow .".\leet-
tngs are held each Wednesda} at
the :'.'ewport Beach Elks Club,
3-l:i6 Via ()por to, :-:e~'?Qrt
Beach.
RICHARD WEEKS of Balboa was feted Ly tht" Orange Co..st C tvll<~.n Clul .>s the member
of the j.edi "t " re-cent rlinner meeting oil U1e Co lon; Ku1 11~n t t<'>IJOr.tnt 1n Cusw. Mt!Sll.
Ht: is ptcrured at left being congratulated b) funk J.s.rtJOe, lul' presLd€-nt, wrro .!lso pre-
sented .1. t;laqoe lu recognition of the t10nor. Mr. Weeb "N.Js !liP r·harter pt PSident of the
r \uL when it was or gan.lzed 111 Januan, 1968. H"' lia s t.;e ... n work.J ni'" for lh"" pas t few ;•ears
with meHt.:d l) retarded chLidren In CaUfor nLd, .1.nd now Will i.!!? rnovHJ;: tot l.;t,:st.iff, Ariz.,
to t.J.k<> ~ " new position working with the lndidns. ~~----~----~
FASHIONS AT DINN ER
FOR B.Y.C. MEETING
IJ.dt..u.. r.:~.cllt Club will pre.
sent u ,e l.ttPst m fashions for
both it1 E'n .. nrJ women at the nigfLt
Lh'JLO n SIIOW UliSSatun.iay, Nov.
::!l. Tht-IJ.stuo ns wtU be pr e.
s.e n!E-tl lunn6 the 8 p.m. din·
n~r ~ t.} Messr. and M.tws.
r.. ... r...-J Sn,tU•, MrlJ'cos Hall, Da-
Vi•l 't oun~. lhr·ha.r d Ltwr;:once,
lJr. and .\Irs. Donald .\icGtl-
h ... .>n.l Tom Kdlogg. Fashlon
coo r Hn.l.tor Mrs. Leon1.rctSouth
WLil commentate and Mrs. Ed -
w.t.rd Letllen 'Mill be tile ac.
compa.nlst,
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In the Word of God then are texla
add.....ed to everybody In the
world, and there are teabl apecl-
ftcally addnaaed to certain people.
Do not think that everythinl' fn the
Bible is for everybody in the world,
tor that i8 not true. There are many
thinga said only to those who have
been born again.
Peter tells us, for instance,
"Christ ... suffered for you, leav-
ing you an example, that you should
follow in his steps." Now we know
very well that the unsaved man
cannot profit by an example; he is
lost. and all the exampl,e!! in the
world can never MVe htm. If an
unsaved man tries to live by Chris-
tian promise~ he will make a com-
plete failure of his efforts. When
a man il\ born again. however, God
plant.' within him the power or the
genius to live the life of Christ.
Rrequently in our churches when
a minister give~ a mes!Ulge designed
to help the people of God, unsa.ved
people come in. They listen to a
declaration of courage, faith and
hope, and they say to themselvee,
"I ~hould like to have a little more
courage, a little more faith. and a
little more hope." They are a~king
an impossibility. One cannot walk
before he ha~ been burn.
I heard the ~tory nf a Chinese
f'Va ngelist who was s peaking to a
crowd about the weight of sin. A
heckler in the audience called out,
"How much is this weight of s in?
Is it 50 pound~ o r 100 pounds?"
The ('hine~ man of God replied,
''ff you were to put a weight upon
the chest of a corp!<e, whether it
was ao pounds o r 100 pounds. he
would not know the d ifference."
An unsaved man C'<1nnot know the
weight of !\i n. although now and
then he m<~y feel <I li ttle remorse.
There i!' a ~reat diffe rence between
remor~ and repentance. Remorse
weeps for lwst innocence, regretting
that it no longer ha~ the bloom it
once had in the wo r ld: but repen-
tance weeps in the pre~nce of God,
be<.·ause it has grieved the One who
is righteous and holy.
The Apol'ltle Paul writes, "The
love o f \.hri~t constrainR us." Who
a re the "us"? The text is addr€1\sed
to those who were once dead but
are now alive. A"k you r!'\elf this
question : "Am I alive in Christ?"
Jf you are, this message is directed
to you: if not, YIJU cannot "live unto
him." The text teache~ that tho~
who are re!'urrected and live in
('hri~t have a new faculty they did
not bef(,re po~~~~-t he faculty of
~pi ritua l judgment : "We thul'l judge,
that if f1ne died for all, then were
all dead. And he c1ied for all, that
thf"y wh ich live .-~h ould not hence-
forth liw• untn them."elve~. but unto
him whic·h diPd for t hem. and rose
a~}!.in" (2 f'nrinthians 5 :14-15).
The faculty r,f judgment in the
Ch ri ~tian li fe i.'l o f J(reat impor-
tance. It mean!-! we are able to
{'('mpn-hend •·v~n in r,u r own lives
that which IY·ft,rP we we re nnt able
tr, rr>m prehenrl . Wt-havf' the "mind
0 f ('hri<~t" That is the reason we
:1.rr al,t.-t•1 JUd l{f" sin; that i~ why
W•· :or•· a hlf' tr, JUdge nu r~elves. and
U1 k1H•W hr,w w e "hr,uld live.
f want to tah a moment to point
r,ut that wear!' nr,t tn judge other~.
lt. i~ ~~' t<a.<~y t11 talk ahout t he sins
td Nh•·r peop/c· and to judge them.
Let uu r JUriJ{ment be for ou rselve~
<lnd n11t for other~. and thu~ we will
t>f'comr more like the Lord J eRUM
Christ . S in i11 not only the commit-
ting o f in i4uity, it is anything t hat
is contr1:1.ry to the will of God. Sin
in nnr life may be different from
~in in another . TheMe thing" depend
on the L1ndship of f'hri11t in the
individual li fe. So we mul'lt be ready
{.(1 judJCe our MelveM 1-W:!Verely, and be
wil li nK to mnvP in whatever way
our Lord directs.
"The love of f'h ri ~t ("onstrain!\
u:-;"-that mean.<~ we are driven on.
It i .<~ t he conMtraining force that ac-
tivates Ul'l l/Jward him. Cod expect~
lhe f'hri~ti<tn to Jive a Christian
life. Ill• ~:XJH:Ct!-1 C:hristian ~ to "live
f'hriMt." A bring who is a child of
c;od ~hou ld live a _.. a child of God.
Devotional
Reprloted from
Billy Cr.ham'l!l Tlerlaloa M•Anlae
Bo.a 779, Mlnoupolia, \lion. Ss-140
by DONALD GREY
BARNHOUSE
• Don.ld Grey Barnhouse was tor 33 years
pastor ot the Ten/fl Presbyterian Churcn of
PhilltdOiphla, Ponnsyl'lania. and radio preecfl·
er on 'The Bible Study Hour ' Born In Wilson-
ville, C•mornia, In 1895, he studied at/he Bible
Institute of Los Angeles, Princeton Um'lersif'(
end Prmceton TfleologiCtJI Semrn ary He earned
a doctor ot thaology degree at Ar11 -en-
Provence. France. and pastored churches In
thai country lor se'len years In 1922 he found-
ed /he monthly magatlne 'RevelatiOn.' now
~nown .as 'Eternl/y ·He was author of 30 boolls
Tills message tS ralten /J y perm iSSIOn /rom
one of them, efl/rtled 'God's Me/fJOds lor Holy
Living,' and Issued by Eerdmans rn 1951
189~·1960
If we are to be ,,f he<~.\t'n ·~ royalty,
we ~hould learn tr> lin: rcg<~ll y . Th(·
Christiun h<~.s hc<'C!mf• <1 son of (:l)d,
and in that C.Jfllll'ity ha.'l het-n rai!'tt'd
tQ tht-nQb itity r1f h .. an-n A king
:;j hould live like a king.
Some year:<~ ag11 th1• nt>w~pnper:'l
in Amer ica C'a rrit-d rf"ff'n•nt (':-1 t(1 a
monarch in F:uront· who was living
in a way that l'illl."it·d ~·\'t•n lhe wnr ld
to ridirult' him. /tf• <"r{·atf'd a ~cu n
dal by his m:tirms. Snmt"nne !-laid,
"What l'an Y',u t-Xnt·(·l '' His grelit-
grandfatht.•r wao~ ;1 '(Winl·hcrcl who
t(Jok the thron1·" liut tht· real ret~-'
son \\'l:l!-'1 nr•t that h i" an<·•·~tor wa ..
a :'1Wi1wherci : it wa ... that hf'. likt·
t·\·erynn(' ,.J.,l·, had !1 11 Hid n;tt Ur(',
The old fl<llun· l':tTHl'•\ h1.• hrt->d
out hy any :'1-f.-ndl'li :ln "•·lt·•·tir.n . \\'('
("ann11t. hy l{i V IIW ~~-r,pl•· pr n1w r an.
C'e:'ltrJr"'. briny th,·m I'• ('hri:'lt. It i ~
a qul!.'llinn nr,t (,f r;*'·" h1 d r.r c;t·:u·,.
It i!l. thf' _.;up•·rnatural l1 f•·. :ond wht·n
we ha,·e \)(-en ho rn a~•:o m, fJLT r no-
bility muRt l:M· :1 fllf'tr•r 111 '•ur lin·s ,
c•m!'lt r a ining ll"' tr, /1,·.-iu kh·ping
with what we ar1 in r hri!'l.
Do you knnw f'hri"t? That i!l. the
only knowh·dlo{t' that will permit
true g rowth in ttw ('h r i"ti;.ln life.
God tell~ U!l. that we were dead,
and that he ha~ brnught u.-. 11u t int•J
life. The n1·W li fe that i.o; in f'h ri:-;t
brin,:;r!l. to th(• ha r r,f judJ..'TTlPnl of
C'hr i!~.l all th<1t i:-; within IHI "f thr-
old nature. thut it may hf-· flt·liv{'rt:d
over for c r uC"i fixi rm , A ~ wr> ~a n'i1
the Word qf l.od we find the term:'~
o( inrlictmrnt that we a n · t o brinl{
against o ur:-t_.]\'f'~ in J Ud}..'TTlf·nt. \\'i'
find that ....,,. a rf· ,...;innl'T."i by r hrti<·"
and ,inner!\ by natu rP.
SQme per1ple d11 n(•t likt· thP
teaching of thf' WMd of r;r,d that
we are ~inne r~ bv naturt•. A man ~ys to me. "Ou y;,u bl.·li1.·W in tr1t:d
depravit y?" I n ·p ly, "Yf·~. I d''"
Then he ,~ay.'l, "Ym1 mP.an thllt t ht·rt-
i!l. no gl)(){) at all in man?" Kut that
is nnt the ~arne thin.~{ :\l all. I tx·-
lievP in total deprol\·ity, hut th~r1 •
is a l{reat rh·:.d ,,f W~~"'d in man
Th•·n · iM a dr·vntir,n and an hnn11r
among un:;an·d P"''fllt· that ('hri'l-
tian:'l frequr·ntly Wf•t dd d1, W•·ll t1 1
cmubtte in thrir 'IWII li\'hl Th•·
point is that the v····d whirh i!l. in
man r annnl t,.. arn·p!t·d in hea\'f•n .
Rut the m·w natun• whi("h i~ th•·
I iff' r,f f'hrist i" an ~·ntin·l ,\· r]i tf(!n·nt
thin,;r. It i" f 'hrist him ... •·lf. \Vhf'n
the lr1ve of Chri!l.t r·nn . ...;tr~i n.'l us,
when we ~t·t· the :tm:t?',ing n•v1•latinn
of his lov.-, Wf' :an· dr;twn into th•·
n~->w path r,( living f,,r him, w,.
hf•('o me s piritual f'h rist wns. \V(•
h:we jud,:cNI IJU r t•arnal mind <~.ml
delivered it ,,v(·r to rleath. ~nd tht>
mind of rhri.'lt i.'\ allf•W~>U full nlay.
May God ~rant us !-In tn ,'1.(.-.• lhP lovr
of ChriRt. that Wt· may '"'' con-
strained tf, thi~ judKm•·nt. and thnl
wr: may walk with rtur livros di-
rected to him.
THE STEWARD~H IP OF MON EY
By A. Pullena
MOI'lf!:Y IS power It 15 not only potent but tn :wme re~pec ls 11 IS well ·nlgh om·
n1potent. It ha~ POWer greatly to elllend one's opportun1t1es, 1nfluence. and lrt-111
fulnen. With equal truth 1t may be ~1d to multiply one's responslbtltttes. Certam·
ly 1ts possessmn and use .ncrease one's daneers sp1r1tually.
What amazmg contrasts the Scr~ptures present accordmg to an iMiv•duars
trl!atment of th iS possess•on common to all. It may be:
f 1lthy lucre (I Tim. 3:3; I Peter 5:2) OR The irace of God m you 12 C'l•. 9;14)
The Mammon of unrighteousness (luke 16·9) OR The lru•h of righteous~s
12 Cor. 9:10).
Treasure heaped fM the last ~)'I (J1mes 5:3) OR Treasure la•d up In Heaven
(Mitt. 6:20).
Gold lnd Sliver ankered (J.mes S:l. OR Gold and Silver tr.JnYJ~uted into
Btbles, books. trac:t5, 1nd even tht touts of men (luke 16:9).
R•chet cOfTUpted (James 5:2} OR Riches incrused (2 Cor. 8:2).
TruSUtt: t1id up fOf Mlf (luke 12. 21) OR Rkt't toMrd God (lvke 12:211
Gold thlt perllheth (I Peter t~n OR Fruit that abounds IPtul. 4:17).
Uncertain rlehet (I Tim 6:tn OR The true riches (Luke 16:11).
Coveted •nd the CO'i'ettr "plef'ud wltt't many 10rrow1" (I Tim. 6:10) OR Gl'oltn,
1nd tt'tl "''ndows ot ~....,. oc>tned" in blessinc to the aiver (Mal. 3:10).
The dellre to t» rich INdi"' to t.nptaUon •nd I sn~tre {I T 1m. 6:9) OR Tht
deslrt to alwrt~ leacHna to •boundfnt ,.ce C2 9:7, 81. -The Witness, London. Entllnd
TH! !VAitO!L
Nf.11'01!T HAR80R ENI(Jf
lf:COI!D SECDO!!·--,_l lltURSDAY, NOV. 1!, 1!111
COIIOIIA PEL MA!I, C!Lif.
J-GiYee the Parable of the TaleDb-
Matt. 25:14-30
B1 Rosv and J oy Martla
"-TMI swo•D Of' THI LO•O. ... 1.,, .._.._ ... .._ T-
' indieaiM wont. whiclt. IOnD lbe key phroH: 11 no relerea.ce Ia 91-••a..
~ aa.awu \YturliT will be lovr~.d tn the &npt1o1re mbo••·
CLUES ACROSS
I 'lba\1 wicked a ad ____ .. "err~.t"
I "deatitute of dau.,. .... " (Jcaa.
2:1SJ
II •·z ha•e 91:1ia ad two other ·--
bellide tllao~~~"
12 "do I Dow pe,.umdo .••. r· (Gol.
t:IO)
l:J "----at.e IIDd deli•er at..e" (PL t4UI)
U "---· of th• ChaldeM" (C.a.
15:17)
•11. •32 .. _ . 90od mnd lmithtw
••"ern!'' II "thou CD1 hard man"
II "be beir19 not a lorqell\11 .....
(JerL I:U)
2J a perf1o1at.e. . ... nhn•Dt (t..od.
30:1SJ
24 "ernd hid hi. i.ofd'e
2S "ernd went ernd .... tilT talent
tn the aorlb."
21 initials al two -.oa.a ol loeob
(Gen. 41:11. S)
:).0 •n•timla of lm eob'e Wlla ernd he•
deruqhter (Gen. 34:1)
34 '1 knew thee that thou art ern
mero"
'31. ·u. "Sl. "51 'well done.
Jl "--·· "mlr.d mad dotbad th.eer·
(Matt. 1S:31)
31 "tbo\1 deU•er..t wr.to 11:11 -··-
tmleata"
«< [.qyp(tmn nalor (Eaod. 1:10)
42 "th\le eholl there cniH --·
~a1o1eh eontempt ernd wrath"
IE.th. 1:111
44 ta.bentaneo of Omn. erlon
Uoeh. lt:tll
41 " • •••rr ma.a a o;o;ord•nq to
Is~& ••••rol mbilitT"
tl "•hoeae•,.r 1h111J on the
1toao" !Matt. 21 :U )
Sl penod of time (Lu h 2:41)
S8 ''the liqhtlllinq cometh _ of
lhe ecuf' (Mertl . 14:27)
Sl"'ond paiDtod wills _ rmJ!han"
(for . 22:1tl
Sl ·of thert dmy ernd ho1o1r mowetl1
man" (Merit. 24:31)
50 "I will moire th11 c••r
merny thonqa '
CLUES DOWN
I "ernd 100lr h11 journey'
2 p1eu of lent !urnohore (ludq. 4:21.
lt;fombl•)
J 'neolher do men put new won•
onto bottle• · I Mo n. 1:17)
4 name meernuH.I we~qhed.
lre l I D~:~n. 5;25 )
5 inili ol• of two mounll INum .
20:23 D•u•. J2·4'J J
I lniii Oil of IWO r\l leu /Aet1 23 ·24:
II l tnq• 1!1:!1 )
1 'I ahould hove ll(f!l ¥ed m1n1
own wo\h
8 thou hoot b .. ft lalthl\11 o•er 11 rh,nq ..
I to onolh•r two and to another
10 ond unto the"' hie qooda"
IS Jl\11101 1 ol lo•eph'e oldeel brvlher
ernd Jo .. ph a .. eond aoa (Gen.
46:1. 20!
17 · lh•t• thou hoal thert ie
It thy peae•" {Luh 4:lS)
20 "hom on• of hea••n to mn·
oth••" /Mmtt. 24 :31)
21 in1herl• of tirat eo1o1ple
12 •noherla ol two Jomo\le mather•
(Cen.12:23: I Serm. 1:111
'U name meoo1n9 "lo•inq" (I Chroa..
17:21)
27 "what •haJJ I --~-thea with
J .. ~a?" (Matt. 27 :12)
21 "whieh wen wri11eD 1n th.e
ol Moen " (hire 14:44)
l I " unto ••HY oae tbcrt bmth
1h11il be 9i1'e11."
J3 IOine 1U 51 IICI'-
JS "tile r.err ... of tlla wicked MmJI
_ .. (Pro•. 10:71
36 eon of Jacob (C.a. lO:II).
37 initial• of a coaaprolairdaq 'J01'·
enor oad wklred ldD9 (I KiiUJ•
11:3) w .... 1 CJ,.dv. c:tt J
U -the ----ol -..,. ._. I ¢•• t.
the piJOr" (~lr• 11:11
45 kiaq of lAniei (I Em.-11:11)
47 -wbT do we and ttle P~MnN-Iaet ____ r· (Matt. t:UJ
41 "IUid o:nmde th ... otller ·--tol·
eata~
41 ncrm• ••crai•v 'H_d~ (t.•
2:\11 .
10 IQ.iti.ta ol a eoa -.d IUa latlaer
(C.n. 11;:11)
52 ~the lo-riaq blr~.d oad ple...at ___ .. (Pro•. 5:111
U na•• •-aiav "depr-d. ~ •.• ..1
(I ctu.a.. 15:11) J.S Abrcna'e _..__ (C.a. 1:1:10)
17 ea.ma cu It aer-
ANSWER TO 'RIVIOUS 'UZZlE
TWO MINIJTES
111111 THE 8/IJL£
n cou••uus e, STAM ... u .
Mi l"" e .. u 'OalfT
(H\CAOO, llUMotS ~
THE LIVING GOD
My sou! th,rstetll fo• God fnr
the ltvmg God" (Pn 42 :i')
The mooe rn "GOO 15 dead"
theory ha!. ll"le true comfort 01
sat1SI1C110n lo1 men m trouble or
,0/tOW
for yeltS we suppowd that tht'
Term ·the lt'lmg God. · 111 lht!
above passage, had reference to
Goers power to he lp, •n contra'§!
to the •mpotence of dead heathen
•dOll A careful eaammat1on ol the
conte•t. howevttl. leads us to be
heve that •t has r•ther to do w1th
H,s ab•hty to respond. Thl" gods
of the heathen. by contrast. *ere
l1ke Chi ldren's dolls, they could
not even t h•nge the1r counte
nence or respond on eny way
"The Idols of the huthen are
sitver and gold, thfl work of men's
h•nda.
"They have ••rt. but they hUt
not, neiUMtt •s there any bre•th
In their mouths'' (PM. 135: 15·17)
But ,,. true God it e llvina
God. Ht do.a He, hur •nd re·
spond, The poNimltt in P'Nim 42
com~rn hlmMif to 1 tt.l. ~nt·
,,... wfth thlrtt. It le som.tlrMt
suppoMd thlt the ~e rt one of
e •tat pursutd '" thll eh•N. but tht ...... ~ nothlnt of ttllt .
Pal..tln. t. e dry ..,_. Mel en·
t~tely epM ftom ~"' hunted
down a deer m1ght -II pant for
streams of 1unnmg water.
Be th~~o u 1t may, the st•a. m
ttu~ pauagl". '" not aeek•ni lo,
help, he IS th•rt.l1ng for refresh
menf anf'l s.o does !he ps.alm•lt
long lor the refreshment of fel
lo~h1p w•th God, the lrv~t~a GOd.
Ho* wOI'Iderful •t IS that -
may know the l1vma: God lhrou&h
l•rth 111 Chr~lt! Indeed, He b•ds
men come 1nto His presence and
commune w•th Hrm 111 VJII'W Of
th•t fa ct !hit ChriSt d•ed to lllre
awoy the bemer of t.tn Th•l 11
wtly the Apostle Paul declertt. 1n
Heb 10·19·
"H•vm1 therefore, brethren.
boldnn1 to enter mto th• honest
by the blood of Juus, • new end
llvtne •ey, wtuch He heth conM·
crete<! for us thrOuJh the veiL ttl.t
IS to s.ay, H1S flesh."
In other words, by Hit deettt at
Calvary our Lord tort eway the'
veil that kept us from .m.lflll
Into God't ~nee. end rtOW 1ft
responM to our need Hit Word
Mys:
"Let us t~ore c:otM be*~)'
unto the throne of I''"· that we
m8)' o«Qin rnetCY. ~ ftnd l'fCI'
to help '" tl.tM of Mild" (Heb.. 4:16), YH . Cod le A UVIHG 000.
St. Thomas Bible Lesson
Lo11on 28, S.rlu Ill BIRTH OF A SOH Gon oalall :l-21
Thia le .. on ... d. to be c.aken up with three con1id41ratione:
(I) The birth ud namios of r ... c •• fore:ahadowinl the birth of Juua.
(2) The l•w and the juetice Involved in ll•811r'a cue, and th•t of l•hmael.
(3) St. Paul'• tre•lment of the n .. tter. shrine; both the impo rt of wh•t
happened •od the manner of truo •llesoricel inaerpretation of Scripture.
IHac typifie• •onahip in •uch • w•y •• to point to ita 11uprem1PJ reve lation
in Jeau• C hrist. Ue i• not Abr•h•m'e only aon; but he i• his only son bt::go tlen
by the word of Cod throue:h faith end in ful fillment o f promiae. lie ia the uetl
lon1-lookcd-for. lie cornu in the time appointed by God , though a time whic h
in the eyu of men ia Ions delllyf'Jd. men being imptuient and faithleu. lnac
is notable for little el11e th.n hia 11onahip and for hie tnking • bride, at1 the Son
of God takes the Ch urch. He ia, par excelltnce, the type of the Son of God'111
promi•e to E~e. the mother of all the human nu:e. •
II i• name, mean ing laughter, apeak• of the joy thnt enlerl!l intu the uoiv~r•e
with the coming of the Chriat. Laughter ia aum·iated with huuH: in 1111 ita
upecta. Abraham laus;hed for the joy o f belief when God m11 d~ the prnmiMe
(Gen. 17:17 ; John 8 :56); Sarah laughed in unbelil"f (Gen. IK:I .'HO: Surr11! loughed
for joy that 11 mtln c hild waa ho rn in her old age {vii . 6 ); 1:1ncl "nit thnt hr:ar will
laugh with me," &aid Sarnh, showing the jny o f nil mankind (vlt. 6). llere: M~
run8 all the changes of true joy aa l,,u~htu, exc:ept for th,. urm t·c l"p!ul,lc
"luughter of 1t fonl" (Ecc l. 7:6), with ltfl·l'&!lell psydrlllnR•tul lltM!p;ht"' f11r
Jeeper 1han thOfle of mndern 11pec ulati<m .
Next we mu,.t con&idt:r the seemingly harwh lli11po111 it~<•J1 of rn.tttcr" rr)l;arJin~
llagnr Hnd l ~hmuel . Thi11 muet toke into II CCIJUnlu ,.c·n~e 11f Jlll'l lil l' uw il appl io•11
in circumstance !II unfnmilinr to ua whn ha~r n l) pru\'111inn f.,r ],.,.,.ful 1 •ml uhinf'Pi
nr 11r.cnnd wiveM. In the real ~enMe of tlll' lo'.'urJ, \hruham hatl ~onl) <~fli" w1fl",
Snrah. II was she with whnm he hnd tlu-lmnrl of rnutual uJfHII·nt. u !Jqn<l wl1idr
is marriage from th e lime of Adn m und ~:~.-and wh it·h c au !'!lllnd .. n!) be twrru
IWII per11nn11 fnr ttS Inn~ as ti'"Y il u th l'llhlt lt II'IC, If tlu!'l wif•· IH't t' hurrf'n,
however, th e ancit'ntll held that "h"" could give lwr huMiutnd "!W .,f lu·r l'll,,vcl'l
fnr the purpoJIII~ of be11rinp; him children fnr he r. Tin~< !'1 1:\'t>nd w .. m.ln, lrooWI"\'1'1',
w&~ not a wife, as the: univer!'n] law of tht' 11 mr ··~f!ft'"~'l\ '"'tutt·tl (,,~" in dw
-:od" of llammurabi nf Habylonl, lrut thl" re id lo'..ft' did 11111 1.,.,,, hf'r rq~;ht.a, .utd
we learn fr om thf' l&w!'l o f th(• time tl1111 if thl" r ""' ubin•· r<l1"ul d unn u t lw i n~
her ri vu l after u child hud hee11 horn b) thr 1 O!l t ubm t•, tlw wrfl:' I .,uJrl ro•dut r
her O)I;UIII to I'J!nvery .
Th111o is t:XIII tly thl" c aMe in tht: pr"' f'durl" w1th l!.t)l;·"· "ip• \o'o,,,.. "luruh' ..
Joila~e. fl:l~l:'n h) her tu :\br11h11rn bcl·nuM" of h•·r .. wn l..nrl"nn •· .... : II.Jj.(a r h.1•l
"m11dc herself equal with her nHM ireMS,"tHHl wh en ~u ru h 1 "mpLt~no·d •\!Jr,olrum'.,
tl"ply *ua: "Thy mu1d ie in thy h .. n,f : dn t .. h•'r thut wl11 < h '" W.""'l 111 d11tli'
eye8." Th18 Wl:lf' the law.
Thl" !J('C'I)nd lime trrruble ari!IC" 1!11 I'O ..... red II\ thiS il""'"'"n . ,,, th·· r .. ,..ll\111 t)r
weun10~ whron l111h noael, llawu'"' l'lnn, i101 .!lr'C'n t•J m.,cJ,; tlw lriJ!' 1"'111. JJoO,t.t L. I h1,.,
time ~llruh cl('rnnnrl8 that fl ilRUr b•· cli!ll 11111 , an•l ]Hhrmu•l d iJ"owiH·.-tt•·rl , "f.,r lfr,.
!lion nf thl" b•)ndw•moan 8hall not tw-h("•r w1 th "') ~nn, t·~•·n w1th l,.;uaf.'' lht"'
lime . .\hrahnnt refuses: "th(' thinp; WU!J ~ery fOCr iCII<IU"' 111 •\hr.th.am" .. so~ht.
l.t'I•'U "'' ,f l11'" .,,,n,"l .• t w .rnll 1 u l"l olll d,d nnt prrnol\tlll\ "'•nt•llw .,,, ,j,.,,uh •·r~t•••l
nr t.ll'"'l "ut: ••),,b(Jtr\1(' proli"'i••n w.os t .. be m.t<it· f,,r tlrr11 Hllwn t.•n• , .. 1nd f,,r
lhl" .. upport ,,f thl" mnthrr, CHi'l'l 111 ,,,,.,.,.. ,,f tfll\11' wi1Hh h.ul I<• lw ,,,Lo•tt '"
C'<~Url. l11 thr fHrrn t r III!OitiHlr l", '-lur•ofr h.1d rn .'IIStl•d 11 1''111 hl'f I ••~~;,.J 1ql,]o1._,_ thl "
tmw "h•· j.(ll''" \.Jf')·<Jnd tlu' lu w ·IIIII \hruh,Hn ,,..(u ._,,.,.,
\bruh.om ~1\f'l'l in only whl"n r .. ,o 11,1\f'o.; hwr .... !'''' •• d """' IO! rl ....... lml
n<HI (I" tlau t (,•1•! d,,,.,. not fl ro ul t h..-Ia"', wh""'" pnq'""''' '" r .. .,,.,. lh.tl f""' .onol
fuu· ri'"'/'"0"1Ldllr I"' l<ikt.n f,.r >Ill< It l'o•IIUI, J,ul (,,.If l11 111'"'1'1f llll<lo·rt.ol•·., to
pr.,.,.ttl l" f,r J.,hlll,,.,J. l'larri"UP"" •\hr.rh.un l "fl"''"lll"' '" h•·1 l"'lllll • ,,.,, .. ut ,,,tf,
lho· t hald . uu•l•lo'.<' h.111" ,, !!fll"f ·II <•HIIII ,f hm' (,,"j d1d ""' "1!11 \'r•o\Jd••. loll!
lll olfll" l.,f,HI,•"I ol lol;rf',l\ nuon .. 1 W•ll'flt>f .1111l fnnndt•r ,f ,, llllf,l;iltl 1"'"1'], .. \g.1111 "''
h,n•• \ hr,,f,,u,. •II llllj.( t .. ntran I" .. r<lin.an r•·.t:-ull ·IIIII """II.' pnr •·l1 111">11 "''lo·1 ..
fr•om (,.,.f. ~'>fl ., w,,., l n11wn In I1111J ,. .. .t ftol"ntl.
\,,fill' "'''"'••v•·r fp,,..· liidt•oul'l t .. thl" ~)'lflt ,,f n .. ., l•·rt '" " ,l.1ld. \j,,. l..•·n
nf unnthl"r d ril1l i" had l"nnu,~~;h.and dt"!oo f'rH"II th•· """'"' p••n,JIII h··r•· lo:II ''H ""I;
lm1 1\hl"n t/tl" duldrrn m•u l"<l thr prnplort ~.lo ... h.t , • .d l 1nj.( h1111 .1 "!J,.J,J.),r ,,d ,"
l\o'oq ~11 •'-l"'"r" 1 .t n!l' t>U \ .,f thr WIJOd and laf•· tlw1u. It '"' r!,,., II "" l •·n 1'h1< lo I"
..,t. l'uu l 1" )Wri'<n ut11m. Jl r r•·f,., .. t" 1:-<hm ... ·J ',. lll"t \..•·r1 .. r ]..,,,,., ,,., .,f""""ll
h ••~'< "hr· th.11 w,,., h"rn .tft•'t th•• rl<'•dr l"'r"'t't uro •,l l•tm tf,,,, "•'" hnru .tfr••r tl.ro
"'f""t." nw J'l'r!V'I'ul /tlll ,.,, Chrt .. lloiiH• jq,J,., , ...... ,.11 Ill th·· !11<1< l ··rt ""' .,f tlw
III"U\lll'o "' ldwmll'< olllll >\(H liljl.,\'o ol!l d •olln•t .. I")H j,,l\f' ll't 1')\,l•d lilt' "l'ifll !If
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\ow f•or tho· l.,~nplur.tl \..••} I" tlw llllf'IJ'fl't,ll ll llo "' "o11tpturo•, turn'"
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~tpl"lt l t nJt, frnn1 thr ht~l<~rH at "lrnl"' ""'" •lr•t'\ j.(""lwl truth .. I I""' , .. '"'t ,,IJ,·~~;••t\
hu."'erl upon ontllj(lflt.ll\ t.rl.-1'<.
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Items of Interest
"lOM "TH! 1!\'AIH:.!L," l OX lJ, L AJIIGO, ,LORIDA
"The home built upon ftrm Chrrstian princ•ples ~~ a lo•tre~s agam~t @-.11 ,
Those who l1'1e w1th1n are cusaders of decency--<tisc,ples of democracy. A
Godless home i~ bUilt upon sand. Buffeted by the t1des of envy, a ... arlce, greed
and sloth, the sllucture weakens and hnally c•umbles. Decay seeps mto the
physical and moral !olructure and cnme lmds an •nv1110g breeding ground.
"My hope lor the future of this nation is pred1cated upon !he fa ith tn
God which tS nutured in the home. No outside mltuence of a coos!luct, ... e nature
c.an 0\/ercome the lack of a guiding ltKht in the home. If the trend toward
cr1me is to be met, the spanc of th1s light must be the knowledge of God a nd •Is
fuel must be understal"'ding ol Him and His woncs.
"Parents must awaken to the realization that the fam ily •s !he l•rst great
training school in beha~ior or misbehavior. Ch1ldren develop a sense of riftfJt
and wrong-they are not born witt't it. The home becomes lor them the•r l1rst
classroom al"'d parents serve as their first teach~s for the inspirat•onal educa·
tion of youth." , -J Edgar Hoover
ALREADY CAUGHT
A man walked up to the bank teller's window and st'tO\Ied I note through
the open•ng: ''This is • stick·up -hand 0\/er all the money."
The teller shO\Ied another note to him: "Fi• your tie, stupid -•e're taking
your picture!"
He •as already uufilhU Yet he thOuQht he wu eetting away w!lh !itOmething,
S1n watks just like that: you think you're succeeding, when the very act
of 1m makes you a failure. God has already taken your picture and you are
m trouble.
Only Christ can deltr~ the negative and save you from condemnation. If
you reject Him, remember that He has your p1cture lnd "Be sure your sins
~~Wilt find you out."
•
NEII'ORT HARBOR EN!IGII w h t f d
THURSDAY. Nov. 19, 1970 a ree om means Fr th p 1• Bl .._ r.;;-~~-F-=-:-o HaYioc -P•to II nac lbo Ill( .... Ita """boU.m. om • 0 ICe o ••.• r
West;:;/hlf Chapel poston bJ William Wr!&lll. GordOtllmler,P<IIIeii)Oiolll>o • IIONDAY, OCT, 10 Wldor U.. ~ ot okdlol lot 01 Eull>lttll Dr. ud VIola ·--·-'?,' :a~r of Z atudeotl LatbtPaul. :,.r.:~ ~-e.llildreat!1ll~ Jotu:l Allan Webb, to, ot Sl'l ••• A ndio valued al $100 wu dill Sol, Eut Bhaft, between
..,.......,. auuu tcboOI. e .... s btld d1a-1 • ...,.. Mut"rlte, CorODl del War, bur clattled from tllu&~artmeat DOOD ud l.Z:JO p.m.,,. LouJ1
427 l. 17tlrl • CUSiioos on featwes whteb :*'' ud frHdom m•ot to wu arrtlted at li:SO a..m, of Erllle J. a.tpt. 92:0 l.f\'lne Salmana, 4?, ot UO? Holly Ln.,
COSTA WESA make the courtry UDJQul ud .:nF· __._ .... at TuJtLD ud W. Coast Hli'Y., A~e ., Newport Heiehtl ,bthrMD Newport Htict'U wu t»ttto by Lj=~=·~·~o~·~·~·~•:;•:: .. =•;••;:•=:!:!..=P'_"'~·~··-and--o~•-""'..:.~'-=::.::t•=oe=o ~ol r--...u maos ·~. ,..ye ltCarL.oers WUe, oo 1 eiW"p Oct. 15 and Oct. ZO ••• A lltr c1o111 11&.~.; 11M doiWU h~A:ll:'ll fU~ ltud~IJ4, aald of PQSHII10n of marJjuapa ,, , leltVUloo set ~alued at $!00 QUIJ"'JMI.Ded 1D bef CUi tody,
Central Bl.ble Church ""!:0:: Aid ;,.. Ida Mao Azur , ;a. or 11~1 waa bur&larlr.ed rrom lhe real. · ,, m m~ VLa San Marco, lrYlne, wu dence of Lex C. Jooes, 885 • OCT. ZS
we art tbt rlebelt country, arrested at 6·15 p m at the s .. ..,u Ne--.... .. t Hel""'ts dur-James OR AHGE AV EHUE o t 23RD STRUT
COSTA ME$A PHONE• 5~·5303
Sunday School & Woubtp ... 9 :00 and 10:80 a .m.
Sunday E venln& Wo rship . , •.•..••• 7 :00p.m.
Wednesday Btble Study & Prayer ••.•. 7 :00p.m.
NURSER'f ,.OJt ALl. I UIVICIS
Ptutor
FRED R. MORSE
Y o11 lb P•stor
RICHARD REED
An independent church with Bibl e teachl.nc ministry
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Newporc S.ac:h
lUNDA Y SCHOOL
t :ls •.•. ~ ''•·•· lUNDA Y SERVICES
f tiS -11 •.•.
WEOHESOAY EVEHINO
MEETING I , .•. READING ROOM ••• ~~o ... ,.,, .... -5, ...
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1100 Pool no Vtew Dr.
RJNDA V sckOOL II ·-
a1NDAY SE RVICE 11 ••
WEDNESDAY EVENING
WEETINC. 1:00 , .•.
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YCM.t II~ cordi&ll)' IAVIICd tO
attend Ch~Ueh ~n1cc t and
10 uu the Rcad lnJ R oom.
LUTHERAN OIUIIOI
Of THI MASTIR L•k•c•rtt.•• ._.,. •• ltOO-"""Dr. c-doiiW, Cd1.
mt. W J JAJ( R. ILLP _ ... _
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N1JIIBUT PROVID&Il
~e wpo rt Hellbta
A Frtt a"d /,dt p'""'"'
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Chr;.., tia, Ch1n cb
RF:V. NO RMAN B ROWN
"41 N I ST E R
SU NDAY SE RVICE
AND CHURCH SCHOOL
AT IOoOO A.M.
"',.ru ry cart pro1.1i dul
P II ONE:: 642·2740
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
"TH F. (.F.N T F:R POR BIRU CA.t ST U DI ES"
OR. P. C. NEUMANN P A.'iTO RS OR. JAMES c:oMBS
9:4') A.M.-Bibl e Schoo l, wi th our 15 bu ses
serving South Orange County
11:00 A.M. -Morn ing wo rship
7:00P.M. -EveninQ Servi ce
'1Tb.t r libt to dla.c:ree•• &ad · • • ' ~...,.. ... • of 1650 th "rl ... ' to Vol ,. and ,, l""'t BroadWay departmeDI store, 4? ln r the night of Oct. 17 ••• Clo. 1 .... .~ r .,., Fashion lsland, on a e~p ot thing vaiLM!d at $164 wu stolen ot trial by jury crowed 14) shopUftlng •.• Thomas Byron from a ea.r beOOging to Donald a.m. at
:equeotly 1D the dltcuasioll.S, Ballard Jr., 460'1 Camden Dr,, Kelso, 30Z6 W. Coast Hwy,, Hwy., Marinera Mile,
r .lmler Aid, Cameo Shores was arrested at Mutner s Mile while 11 wu charp of drtvlng While
Tbe most unusual anner he 1Z:30 a.m. it Palisade• and parked at the Ma.rtners Motel the lllflueoce of alcobol ~came from a PIClll who said McArthur Blvd., Back Bay, on during the nlgtLt. Ricbard tlenry Berg, 28, of
freedom miiUIS we have a charge or 1ntoxie&t1oo In pub· • 2:Z06 W. Ocean f t., Centnl zoos." U •-~ s Danl I WEDNESDAY, OCT, Zl Newport, was arrested at 1:45 c · · • .-.-...ra ue e • Robert Eugene Bucha Z7 ___ Z4 of 5009.1/Z Seashore Or 2 nan , • p.m. at Ills r esidence, on a
L E"L HO T-IC_E__ w;st Newport •as arrested ~ of 07 l Oih St., West N•W'J)Dr t, cbarge of PlSsessioo of marl-
"'" • was arrested at 9 p,m at the j f 1 J 1r
P-39334
CERTIFICATE OF BUSINESS
FicUHous Firm Name
THE UN DERS IGNE Ddo her e-
by certlty that they are conduc-
ting a Mark.eUo g bus iness at
P. 0 . Box 4Z7?, Irvine, CaW-
orDia, under the nctttlous firm
name of Provlnce House, Com-
puter Sip Co., Dlv\ sions of
Saramac Enterprises, and that
said firm Is composed of the
follow tog persons whose aames
In full aDd place of r esidence
are as follows, to-wU: Sara
B. Maguire, 1952 Port Provence
Pl., Newport Beach, CaW.;
Waiter R, Maguire, 1952 Port
Provence PI., Newport Beach,
CaUl.
WIT NESS our hands this 8th
day of November, 1970, Sua
B. Maguire, Walter R. Ma-
guire.
STA TE OF' CALI F'ORNLA )
)s s.
COUN T Y OF' ORANGE )
ON THLS Bihdayof November,
1970, befor e me , a Notary Pub-
Uc in and for sald county and
state, r estdlng ther ein, duly
commlsstooed and swor n, per -
sonally a.weared Sara B. Ma-
guire a nd Walter R. Maguir e,
know n to me to be the per sons
whose names :ue subscribed
to the within instrument , and
ackoowled~ to me that they
executed the same.
WIT NESS my ha nd and offtc-
l.al seal. Mary A, Hupa, No -
tary Public in and tor said
9:20 p.m. a t her residence on aa · ij1.Qil or sa e . . . ewe Y
a c harge of posaesslon of dang-lboa Port Bar 00 a charge of valued at S%.45 was &tolen from
dr to le Ste intoxication In publlc .•• Wary a ear beloaglng to G. s uuna ::::va l~ atr s':s .~~~ ~= Lyne tte Da!Jkas , 36, of 851 Do-Stetfy, 505 Car !litton, Corona
from a car belonging to Arthur mingo Dr ·• Bluffs, w;u; arrested del Mar. while it was parked c P be th 114 R b Balboa at I p.m. at 1747 Port Abbey at 28th st. aM Lido Park, l~la~n wrhn!' It wasu ~ked at Pi., Harbor View Hills, on a West Newport ..• Boat equip-
h.ls r ;sldeoce durlng the night char g~f entry without cooseat ment va lued at $167 was stolen
••. Burglars entered lhe home ii90 wer~~~~h~~ v~!:!~ from a boat belooctnr to Rob-
of William Joogbloed 618 w ert C. Crooke, Z901 Harbor
Balboa Blvd Balboa 'and es: Har bor high scOOo l between Vie• Dr .• Hartor VIew Hil ls,
·• • June 18 aM Sept. 10 ••. Thirty while 11 was docked at 1601 caped with $96 worth of sport-doll.&rs In ~sh aod office eQuip-Ba id Or c d 1 M
lng equlpmenl ' • • Burglars ment valued at $1 20 was burg-ys e ·• orona e ar .
enter ed a garage at the Ray lar\ted from the office of lhe • SAT URDAY, OCT. 2-4 •
S, O'Flaher ty residence, 4900 Orange County Philharmonic Terry Anthony BeU, 28, of
Seashore, West Newport, and Society, ZOl w. Coast Hwy., 117 Apolena, Balboa Is land, and
escaped with a s urfboard val-Newpor t Beach, during the night Samuel Clark F'ltton, 30, of
ued at $?0 ••. Three churches • , . Two bicycles valued at 1696 Monrovla, Costa Mesa,
along Paclltc View Dr. l nHar ~ Sl 50 were bur glarized from a were arrested a t 9:40p.m. at
bor V\ewH !Ils were burglarlzed garage at the Daryl Dean Zl st and W. Ocean F't., Central
dur ing t he nJ ght ; the burglars Macr ey residence 125 -1/Z Newport, on charges of drunk
escaped with SZ 7 from the Sec ~ Amethyst Balboa island be-to pubUc ... Robert Reg, Wil-
ond Church of Chris t, Scientist, tween 1o;3o p.m. Oct. 1g and llams, 55, of 017-1/2 Marguer -
3100 Pacific View Dr .; $5.50 2:30 p.m. Oct. 20 .•• Tools lte, Cor ona del Mar, was ~
trom the St. Michael's Chur ch, va lued' at $138 wer e stolea from rested at 9:45 p.m. at Avacado
3233. Paclllc View Dr .; a nd the Aero Deslgo Co., 891 w. and E. Coast Hwy,, Corolla del
nothmg a t the Lutheran Church 16th St w 1 N 1 H l ghts Mar, on a charge of "''''"''
ot the Master, 2900 Pacifi c betwee'ri 7:~~ a.~~rnd ~O a.m'. lmder the Influence ohlcohol.
View Dr . Lisle Steven Ga.r bu son, 26,
• T UESDAY, OCT , 20 4 THURSDAY, OCT. 22 of 504 Hu e! Dr ., Corona del
Janet Ellen Rl:t ley, 22 , of Jack VIncent Ca ldwell, 39, of Mar, was arrested at 10:30
301 Movnoli a St. Hom • of P. G. H..,,..0 ,.,. County and State. My Com -
(A.t StM ta ~~~a A t~r .l Chrlstlon School mission uplres Dec. 13,1971.
329 Ma rguerite, Corona del 71 ~ Jasmloe, Cor ona del Mar, a .m. at 3049 E. Coast Hwy .,
Mar, was arrested at 7:30 p.m. was arrested at 8:40 a.m. at Corona del Mas , on a charge
r..t the Newport Beach pollee hts residence on a charge of of petty then •• , Two men
station on a charge of issuing defr<~.uding an lnllkeeper .•• armed wlthrevolver s aoclwea.r-
a false report , . , Monica Burglu s entered the resldence ing white motor cycle ttelments
C lare Pn ce, 21, of 5W2 Sea-of Joyce C, Wa lsh, 247 Co lton, wltfl bubble face Shields cr iSS·
shore Dr., West Ne wport, was !liewport Shor es, and escaped crossed w-Il t! black tape robbed
arr ested .t.t 21st Place and w!UJ coins and a br ief ease Th' Dor yman restaurant 2100
Ocean Ft., Central Newport, on valued at $2 \l between Oct. 17 w. ocean F't., Central~e-Nport,
:.t charge of possession of dang~ ~00 Oc t. 2Z .. , Auto parts at 9:05 p.m., escaping with
erous dr ug s ... Robert LyM valued at $320 wer estolentrom $330 In cash a.nd a telephone
Smalling, 49, of 846 Bay Sl., the rear service area at C"oa st microphone mouth piece , . ,
Cos ta Mesa., was arrested at Auto Se rvice Center , 3016 E. Garden supplies and equlp-
3 p.m. at 8th Sl. and W. Bal-Coast Hwy., Corona del Mar, ment valued at $1 50 were sto-
boa Blvd., Ba!OOa, on a c harge during the night; an addltlo~:~a l leo from the tront yeard of
of grand then auto . , . Don $40 worth had been stolen be~ the Mar y L Collwell resideoce ,
Wallace Benetle l, 25, of 1940 tween Oct. 3 and Ocl. 5 ... 332 Haul Dr., Cor olli del Mar
16th ~t.. Newpor l lle1ghts, was A 1959 Chevrolet belonging to ... An antique boat uiued at
arrested at 10 p.m. at 1940 J.o~.rnes Lerward Tegman, 291 $100 was stolen fro m the While
ltvme Ave., We st Upper Ba y, Robin Hood Ln., Costa Mesa, Hor se l.nn, 3Z05 !liewport Blvd.,
QD a charge of dr iving while was stolen while parked at a West Newport, at 12:30 a.m.
Publish: No v. 12, 19, 26, Dee,
COSTA MESA Kl,drrttlrt'"-,.,h G,.a, 3, 1970, In !he Newporl Har .
':::'P::'h: .. =:•-::S"::•:B':::·:I7':::J:J':::::-:=~=P::h::••:•:::=5::~:=·2:;:8::4~0====' bor Ensign.
L EGAL NO Tl CE LEGAL NOTICE --L-E-GA-L---,H-:-0-=T:-:ICE:-::---
C~l Nn 47S
REPORT OF CONDITION, CONSO UDATING
DOMESTIC SU8SIDIAliES, OF THE
-------of tllfliPQII U AO:!
IN l"Hf:. STATE Of o:.AI.UVJiliJA . .,, AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON .. 0Cl'DIU .. 2~ •............ 1970
PUBUSHEIJ IN RlSPONSt. TO CAll. MAUE BY COPIInROLL£R Of lliE CURR£NCV. UNDER TITU:
12. UNrT FU ST A TI:.S LOUE, SECTION 161
ASSETS ....... '"
LE G~L @ l iCE LEGAL NOTICE _.:::_· -----"-'-'----'.C..C.
ORAN GE CO UNTY ROAD DEPARTMENT
ORANGE COUN TY, CALIFORN IA
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
LEAVING FOR OAHU
A fare•eU lun:heon yester -
day t\OI)()red Mr s . Jack Da lbey,
outgoing president of the New.
port H:ubor Eichangetles. Mrs.
Dalbey and fa mily will soon
move to M u, Hawait, wher e
Nancy will charter an Eicha.o.g-
ette Club as an aLW Uary to the
newly or pn.tud Exchaoge Ciub ,
A cer lain la dy co uldn't undentand why
s h e wasn't getting any telepho ne <·allH. And
her callers t hought she w a ~:~ o n th e vhon e
all t he Lime. Trouble wa~:~. her pho ne w a8
off t he hook. S he'd repla~.:ed the rtM:eiver ,
but a book o n the desk acc identally ke pt it
from "hangin g up." It might a lso happe n
t hat the phone is lef t o ff t he hoo k if y o u
answer a call o n o ne pho ne a nd leave it w
pic k up a n exten s ion. Or small c.:hildre n
might acd d e nt.ally knoc k the reeeiver o ff
w hile playin g. h s a good idea to ch~k
your ph one now a nd the n to ma ke s ure i1 's
hung up pr operly . It's good insur a nt"l'
a gainst losing incoming calls.
.. --. . · ... ,. .. :.!·. . . -. l.u~ . ",' .
__( ,__ . -,,_.;r,_
~ -
Excavat tnl(? I )r lllmg'' Hlas11n~·1 ( :rliding?
Setting fenl'e J:'tollo!? Pla n n n ~ ~h r uh her y?
Dri Y in~ p1 pes. Th~se a re ~v~n w avs of
accid entally d a maging bur ied lel{']ih o ne
w ire o r ··a ble, which eould ("U\ mto the tele-
phone servwe of a eom rnunit y.
Jf yo u'r e pl.ann1n g to do a ny heAvy diJi:ging,
p leaSE' call o ur Hepair SerYic(' fi r st. T he
n um ber 1s listed m t he fro nt pa ge-. uf yuur
pho ne book. We can tell you the lo~·fl t lo n
of a n y cable buried near where ynu"re plan-
n ing to d ig. That wa y you t"an be sure vou
wo n '! depr ive your self o r your nei ghbor~
o f telepho ne ser v ice .
The fJuestlon Bo.r
H£Ve you heard of the You111 Problem
':enter yet'? The Center was st.trterl as
a place wher e the Har bor Ar ea yout h
co'Jid gather to d.tscuss <ill Y aoo ali
problems. Professional advice rangtn~t
from legal and medic.a t to psycOOlog~
cal is ava.ilable as needed. Located at
333 17th Str~t. Costa Mesa, Ll IS ULP
oew •·People Thlng'' \nour communlt).
·Ne salute the nne )Db they are liotnv;.
@ Pacific Telephone
R 5 M cPhel!ld~e
't'nut Telet.Jn one Ma'rlii~Pr m
Newpol! Cu\1.1 Me<:oa
10 "' 2 1199
2 9 )Q
~ 22J
{ .. ~ on<l d~• h um l>onk• l•n•hodona t /.,,250.] J.
US TltU ul) -~nun
Scuotiii~O r•f <tl/><1 U ~ (,.,offll"""nl opiiCXO ..... <O>tl)I>O'OII<> ...
"' " 177 " ,.. "' m "
Sealed proposaLs will be received at the Offlce of the Clerk
of the Board of Supervisor s of the CoUllty of Orange, ~ta
Ana, CaHior nia, on or be fore Monday the ?ttt day of December,
1970 at 2:00 P.M. o'clock, at which time they wlll be pobUcly
opened and read in the Office of the Clerk of the BOQ.r d of
Super visor s, Room 50 1, Coun ty Administra tion Building, 515
North Sycamor e, Santa Ana, CalUornia, for r esurfacing a
highway In accor dance wit h the p ~s and speciJ1cations
therefor, 10 which special refer ence Is made as follows : SHOPS and SERVICES
...... polO t • Oh.ld I
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lN THE CO UNTY OF ORANGE, Bonita Canyon Drive be-
tween MacArthur Boulevard a.nd Coyote Canyon Dr l~e.
BU::S are required for the entire work as described herein: Save Time And Money -Call An Expert
Engineer's Esttmate
Item No. QuanUty De scription of Work
1 2,050 Ton Asphalt Concrete
THE FOREGOING QIWIUUes are approximate only, being
given as a bas ts for the comparison of bids, and the County
of Orange does 001, express ly or by lmpltcaUon, agree that
the actual amount of work will correspond ther ewith but
reserves the r lgflt to Inc rease or decr ease the amount of
any class or por tion of the work, or to omit Plrtlons ol the
I. BEAUTY SALON
!l!o vureM '~
BEA UTY NOOK
2732 E Coast Hw v
Corona de1 Mar
Phone 644 7336
wo rk, as ma~· be deemt!d necessary or actvlsable by the Eo-r-------------
glneer. L THE CONTRACT DOCUMENTS shall consist of Notice to __ D_R_Y_C_L_E_A_N_IN_G ___ _
Contractors, For m of P roposal, F'orm of Agreement, Pb.ns,
Sped~! Pri)VIslons, and Standard SpeciflcaUons, all of which
are on file In the offi ce of the Orange County Road Depart-
ment am are her eby referred to and made a pa.rt her eof.
PLANS, SPECIA L PROVIS IONS AND OTHER CONTRACT
DOCUMENT FOR MS will be ava.llable for e xamination wtthoul
char ge. Copies of all contract documents may be secured a t
the office of the Orange County Road Deparlment, 400 C l~tc
Cent er Dr iv e West, Santa Ana, Ca!Uornt.a.
PLANS, SPECIAL PROVISIONS (NOT INCL UD lNG STAND-
ARD SPECifiCATIONS OR OTHER DOCUMEN TS INCLUDED
BY REFERENCE) AN D PROP<EAL FORMS may be obtalned
by prospective bidders 14X)n s-yment of a pr inting aDd ser-
vice charge In the amo unt of $5.00, which amounr stla.U oat
be r efundable. All chec ks s hall be made payable to Ora~
County Treasurer but shou ld be ma.ik>d to the Road Depart-
ment , 400 Civic Center Dr ive West, Santa Ana, CaUforaia.
COPlES Of THE STA.NDA RD SPECIFICATIONS may be
purc hased tor $1.58 tax Includ ed from the Depa.rtmeot ol
PubU c Works, State of CaWornta, or the Road Department,
County of Orange, 400 CiYlc Center Drive West, Saota Ana,
Ca lifornia.
NO BID will be considered unless It is made on a blank.
form furnished by the CoWlty Road Commissioner and Is
made In accor~ce wllh the provisions of the Standard Spe.
citlcaUons and Spedal ProvisiOns.
THE BOAR D OF" SUPERVISO RS of the County of Oru(e
reserves the right to r e)ecl any or all bids.
THE BIDDER'S attention Is dir ected to the prOYtsJon.s ln
Section 2, "PrCJI)Osal Requirements aM Coodltioos," of the
Standard SpeclncaUons for the requirements and coodltions
•htch he must observe In the prtp~raUon ot the propoal
form and the rubmtsdoo ol the bid.
PROVlSIONS OF T HE STATE CONTRACT ACT u e QOt
appUcable, and prospectl1't biddcs Will not bt required ID
be pr eqoallfted.
r:N ACCORDANCE with the pt'OYtsloU ol S.CU0. l 7'7S ol
tbe Labor Code of the State of C&WorDll., tbt Board ol Stlptr-
't'l.IOI'I of OraD,. Councy hu ~ tbt ..-raJ Jft-
nJUac nt• o1 wacea applicable to tbt wort u dMI.Iled ta
Bolrd ot~a Ruol~ No. '70...01,
BY ORDER OF THE BDJJID OF SUPERmoRS OF
OIUHGE COUNTY, CA U f'OR NIA.
Datld: Nowember s, 1970
W, E. ST JOliN
c-7 Clerk llld u411ciD c .... k ., ... Boordot~•
o1 Oruoo eo..tJ. Co.Uioru
(SBAL) BJ -I I. COftes, Dlp10J Clerk
Ptl>ll.lllll......,n -hoi ........ _ II llld It, 111'10.
DIMMITT
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lJ"C'ENTU
F!IIC'\1 qoaluy drv dt•.t tollt~
nn thC' prfmt•r•
•
All nrw
FnKJd;~otrt w.,o.,ho•r'
3200 E Coa.~1 H~\. f U\t
Phonr to 7 .\.Qto0"'
• FLORIST
FLOWE RS FOR
ALL OCCASI ONS
DeMur! Tos h
//_1)~/.\}\
PHONE. M&-4479
2438 Newpon Blvd
Cott•MKa
HEARING AIDS
HAL A EBISCHER
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34()g E C<>a$1 Hwy
CorON dtl M•
11&-3133
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CALL 67Nl HO
• H EALTH RESORT f &!ida~ nwmsPA
FR EE VISIT I~LUD[S t • \,1 n~·~ SPA Wt>1•tpOO' • U'T•it "'0' .. ' '-, ,,, n,,,,.,
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• COST A
MESA
549-3368
•ORAN GE
639-2441
• ANAHEIM
826-0381
• HUNT INGTON
BEACH
84 2 1451
• OFFICE EQUIPMENT • PLUM BI N G -------I ~~~, .
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• PAINT & WALLPAPER
HARBOR PAINT
& WALLPAPER
PITTSBURGH PAINTS
Complete Lme
,JJJOOPATTERNS
OF WAL LPAPER
2919 E. Coe•t Hwy.
Corona del Mar
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HARDWARE
Nl>lltf!H•onlll Cl'!ertt -Book•
1700 W COMt Mwv N 8
&48-9331
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NOW AT
1780 NEW·PORT 3LVD.
Ph . 64 6~9383 Costa Meu
•l'IPOI!T HAMOR EIIIGII llCOiio StCJ!O!!--.....
M.B. BU
Tbt HO'tttnlM bWidtac per.
mtt total tor Newport Beach
receh·ed a b'C' boost from a
S$.Wllt r esidentlat devtlopmeot
1D t!M Bluffs area oeu East
Bluff. Tbe permlt value Jl,ut
top• $1 mlllloa.
Permits issued during the
first 2 weeks ol this month
LDc:lude the following:
• EAST UPPER BAY
LD.H., 33 permits tor single
family dwellings on VIsta Su.
erte, ranging from $32,448 to
$37,800; total, $1,013,364.
• HARBOR VIEW HILLS
,----------, Albert Yeslt, paUo, 1950 Port
Locks letgh, $1,100.
BALTZ
MORTUA RIES
1741 SU PERIOR AVE.
COSTA MESA
Mi dway b·2424
L. Betldez.u, swimming pool,
1845 Pori Seatxmr ne, $4,000.
P, R. Carter, pallo and cov -
er, 3400 Catamaran, $1,000.
• CORONA DEL MAR
John Kret~L, addition at 423
Be gonia Ave., $6,000,
C. Dedman, alter ations , 300
Jas mine Ave ., $2,000 .
LiDda Endsley, alterations at
3709 Ocean Blvd., Sl ,000 .
Honey Baked Ham, otltera-
twns and new roof, 3700 E.
'----------' Coast Hw y., $1,500.
3520 E. COAST HIWAY
CORONA DEL MAR
ORiol t 3·1H 50
ri,.c• 194 2
• SHOHE CLIFFS
w, E. Fisher, .tlterations at
101 ShoreclifJ Rd., $3,500.
H. J , Lo renz, addition and
rernod t·lin;; at 165 Shorecllff
Rd., $1 ,000,
Pl.ou 673-0150 • NEWPOHT r E~TER
;~~~~~·~"~N~ ... ~~~~<ao~ Irvine Co., remodel offices at 500 Newport Center Dnve,
$2,000 , <~.nd at 550 zo;ewport MATTRESSES Cen ter Dnve, $20,000; ron-
NEW -IIE J UILDINC s truct canopies ,d GO F .tsh!on
Irregular ShaPf'S !s ta nd, :S l,SOO,
Inn•npriDq-Cottoa. C4hfornia Terr4mCorp., 500
COSTA ~ESA ~ .... n u ss c o . Newport Cemer Or.,, onstr uct z 150 Newpott lJ,..d, UMrty t.t lOl · .Z.J 900 Sign,., , .
f riendly Nelrhbortlood ........
BEll BR O A D W AY
M O R T UARY
110 Broadw a y
U 8·3433. 8-3Ut eo.ta Mea
• HARBOR ISU.:'i'U
Cle ment Hirsch, swimming
pool, 30 Harbor Island , $4,500.
• WEST t.:PPER BAY
Dr . R. Jonas, addition at
1512 Antigua Wa y, i:l l,900,
J. E. Morley, add to guage,
1 i33 Cand lestick Ln., $4,600.
WE WANT TO WRITE YOUR PERSONAL
INSURANCE
Px efe rre d Rate s ••• Bro ad Conr age
Hom eowners ...•... A •1to
GRIFFITH & ASSOCIATES
-~~:~~~~~.From the Police lloner PERMITS • SUIIDAY OCT 1' ..., ' p.m •••• Oltlee ...,_ E. IZIId St •• Weot !Wer Boy.
Edward WtWa~ Newell 30 ~Ues aDd eqldpmeot 'ahttd at wu arresltd at 4 p.m. at his
R, R.amhant, addJUoa, 1)?'5 ol noo w, Oeea.o n ,, c 1~i '500 were bu:rda-rUtd from restdeoce oa a eharp of lflDd
Galu;y Dr., $2,000, Newport, wu lneltld at 1:40 Dr. James W, A.edman at bls t~ft ••. Tt.on.aa; Athur Ed·
• BA. YSlOE VILLAGE p.m. at Zlst lDd Mc.Fadcleo Pl., oftlce at 1901 Westc.utf Dr., nrds, 43, ol 255 Eve1Un1 Can-
Ashton, ILdc:l deck aod root, oa 1 c.barre of .Latoxtc.auoo 1n Westcua Center, durtnc tne yoo Rd., Shore CUlts, wa. u -
No. 5 Bayside VUlap, $1,...0. pubUc ••. Burctars entered Digllt ••• Clotbtnc valued at rested at 7:45 a.m. at Donr
• BAY SHORES the aarare at tbfl Gr eg cas. $Z82: was stoleo from tbe rest-and W, Coast Hwy., Newport
Geoe SulUvaa, adcUUon, 2571 pers restdeoce, 119 Vla flo. deoce of Clarence M, Mlsa)on, Beach, 011 a Chari' of dtlvtnc
Crestview Dr ., $22,000. renee, Lido Isle, aDd eacaped 1736 Port Abbey, Ha.rbor View und er the lotluence of alcohol
• WEST NEWPORT HEIGHTS with a bicycle valued at $125 Hills, Oct. 6. • .. Ja mes D. Maelnme j, of
lioai Hospital, 393 Hospital , , , Twenty-sJ.a dollars lo coins 205.1/2 28th St., West new.
Rd., alt&ratlons 1n PfYClllatrlc were stolen from a chance fll1· • TUESDAY, OCT. 27 port, wu robbed ot $35 w11en
department in the north wtoe. chloe at the Island Wash 112 Juan Ricardo Raul Sotres, he was picked ~ by two men
$16,000. Agate, Balboa Island, bet'ween 30, ot 3515 Seashore Dr,, West while hitchhlktng near 1600 w,
• LIOO IS LE Oct, 20 aDd Oct. 25 •• , An 8_ Newport, was arrested at 9:30 Coast Hwy ., Mnlners Mile;
G. A. Daymond, add room, Z27 loot saH boat valued at $l OO a .m. at the Newport Beach po-Mr . Mac lnmeJ said tne two
Vla Flrenze, $6,000. •as staleD from Roy E. Wen. Uce statloo on an Orangoe Coun-men, bot h of Mextcan descent,
• BALBOA da.h 4621 Falrtteld Cameo ty harbor Judicial district court and about 19 years old, had
Mr s . G. March, a.dd1Uoo at soo~'es, while It was docked at warrant charging tUm with bat-threatened him with a knife
31 4 Buena Vista, $1,250. tbe Bahia CortlthJao Yacht tery and disturbing the peace ..• A purse and Us contents,
Nancy Astor, swtmmlngpool, Club, Corooa del Mar, between ••• A televis ion set vaiJJed lDc luding $35 In cash, 2 pair
1129 E. Ba lboa Blvd,, $2,000. Oct. 10 aDd Oct. 25 .•. Stereo at $70 was burglarized !rom or glasses and other Uems tot.
• NE WPORT tapes valued at $60 wer e stolen the John V, Lynch residence, allng $209 In va lue, were burg~
Ardell Marina, otfice altera-from a car owoed by Douglass 234 Walnut, Newport Shores, lartzed from the resldeoce ot
tloos, 2101 W. Coast Hwy., E. Schneider, 309 Evening Star between 8:45 a.m. aDd 2:20 Hulda TIUmJ.n Dcvles, 2502
$3,200. Rd., Dover Shores, while it was p.m ...• Electronic equip-VIsta Dr., Bay Shor es, between
Newport Ar ches Marina, al-parked 1n the 2800 block of ment valued at $670 was burg-9:15 and 11 :30 a.m •••. Alllo
terations tor restaurant 3333 Bayshore Dr ive Bay Shores lari..r.ed !rom a boat belonging accessories valued at$100 were
w. Coast Hwy., $1,000. ' during th e rught ... Paui to Richard J. Kur l, 200 Via ::.'!olen !rom a car bekmgtng to
John Crosby, 2-story duplex, Roger Davis, 18, of ?2I-D w. Mentone, Lido Isle, docked at Lawrence Malone, 464 Pros.
120 35th St., $41 ,600, 18th St., Costa Mesa, was hos-11 37 Bayside Dr., Newport pect, Newport Shor es, while it
H. R. Lanman, d~lex, 192 1 pitali.ted after his car collided Beach ..• Auto parts andatape was parked near hi s r esldenc<!
Co urt St., $27,498. with a car driven by John Carl-deck va lued at $235 were sto-during the nigh t.
H.1.r r y Weber, alterations and too Nigg, 2i, ot Los Angeles, le o from a car ~longing to • TH URSDAY, OCT. 29
r epair s at 622-624 Clubhouse at w. Balboa Blvd., and 44th Robert Br yan SmLi h, 1309 N. Bruce Edward Nolly, 22, 0~
Ave., $1,000. St., West Newport, at 8:10 p.m.; Bay Ft., Balboa Is land, while 21 6 Verano Pi,, trvtne, was
H. E. Chr istler, partitions, Davis' car was eastbound on it w:.s parked at Marine and arrested at 11 :50 p.m. at New.
34 1 Bayside Dr., $1,000. Balboa Blvd., and Nigg's ve ~ N. Bay Ft., Ba lboa Island··· port Blvd., and 11th St., on
hicle was southbound on 44th A w:.tch valued at $SSO was an Orange Count y harbo:-ju.
LEGAL HOTICE St., cr ossing Balboa Bl vd, stolen from Clare Joyce Wls-dlcial district court warrant
• MONDAY, OCT. 26 dom , 4601 Per ham , Cameo char g~ng hJm with failur e to CERTIFICATE Of BlJS[N ESS Randell Eugene Williams 21 Shores, while she was shop. Cij)pa ~Jr ..• ~onnan AUonso FicU~~~~:02~amo of 120 46th St. West Ne~rt' ping at Robinson's fashion Is-Cha vez, 29, of 89i Center St.,
sted '1 2 15 t Ja.od between 3 and4:30 p.m.; C M The undersigned do ceruty was arre a : a.m. a she said sh~ was tr ying on osta esa, was arrested at
they are conducting a business 44th St. and Seashore Dr ., Wes t clothes in the women's s ection 9:1~ p.m. at S~rlor a nd M,JJ -
at 2435EastCoastllwy.,Cor ooa Ne~rt, on a Ch.argt! of pos-aDd had placed her purse con'" rovta, West Newpo r t Heights,
del Mar, Ca lifor nia, under the sesswn of stolen property ..• tainlng the watch out side or the oo " charge or dr iving while
fictitious ftr m name of Oegflerl Lloyd lrwm Williams, 54, of dressing room; when she re -und t>r the inlluence or _alco hol
Associates and that said firm 11 6-1 /2 22nd St., Central New-turned 1-1/2 hOur s later the ' .. John Charles Hu .se, 23,
Is composed of the following port, was a..r r ested at 5:55 p.m. watch was missing Sports ot 128-1/2 39th St., West New-
persons ~~o·hose names In full at the lobby of the ho tel where equipment valued al $2so was port, was arrested at 1:30 p.m .
and pla~e s of residence are as he Is s.taylng; .the char ge was stolen from the Tapmatic Corp., at his residence on .a charge
follows· Ber nard J Degherl 1runk tn public ... Ha rry 845 w 16th St between April of possession of ma..r l]uana ...
401 f e.rnlea.t Avenu:e C oro~ Ga le Nye Jr., 19, of 1328 w. aad O~t 22 ., A stereo ~pe Bur glars enter ed the rest. ' Bay Ave Balboa was acres · · · · ... d f Gt A s del Mar, Calif., Ber nar d M. ·• • - deck aDd accessories valued ence o nger nn tangoer ,
Degherl 7i3 East Martpo~ ted at i :30 a.m. at 15th and at $246 were stolen from a 142 Via Undine, Lido Isle, be-s:., Ataden.a, Calif. Bay Ave., Central Newport, ,n car belonging to Pame la Scop-tw~n 1:30 a.m. and 9 a .m.
Dated Oc tober 6 1970 a cllarge of possession of mart. 218 W ln t St N Aug. 31 and escaped with $i0
1 ... , _.,... .,....... BE ctXMrY
(Signature) Ber~d J. Deg-juaoa ... Stereo U.pes valued ~:~~·hores w~leu It w~s pa~~: in cash ... Clothing va lued
h.ari. Ber nard M. Degher't. at $1 00 were sto~nOrtrom a c3:; ed near her'resldence. at $1 ,800 wa s burglarized !r!Jm OFFERING QUALITY State of CaW rnt.a belonging to Jay . stad, the garage of Ma urice Rob-
Los An geles ~ount'y: Catalina Dr., Newport Heights, • WEDNESD AY, OCT. 28 '!!rt Kogan, 2115 She rlngton, WITHOUT COMPROMISE
On October 6 1970 be fore whJie It was packed at 600 lr-Fr ed Godfrey Bell J r ., 50, Newpor t Heights, between June
me r. Notary P~bUc !~and for vtne Ave., Harbor hil!;h school, of 100 Via Xanthe, Lido Isle, 1, 1969 and Oc t. 29, 1970 .. , 1702 Newport
said Sta te, pe rsonally appeared between 7:45a.m. and noon~ •.. was arrested at 1:40 a.m. at A statue va lued at $100 was
TIME
TO
CLEAN
AND
DRESS
UP FOR
THE
HOLIDAYS
AND IF COlT CAN'T
GET YOUR DRAPES
CLEAN YOU CAN
WRING OUR NECKI
• No WJitecl HHds
• ltawtiful Dtcorator ,.. ...
• No Shrink•fl
• Pt rfKt h•tn ""'"
• Wtter St1ln lternovtl
• Flamt Prooflnt
• Dr~ptry Htntware
lnateiiH en4 Repaired
4500 CA>t~P US OR .• SUIT E 572
NEW PORT BEACH
PHn ,\'f FO R QUOTF -~4~·Q 4 11 -------
Ber nar d J. Degherl and Ber-An auto stereo valued at :z;l OO La!a yette and 30th St ••. West stolen trom the tront yar d at ( M
n.ard M. Degner!, known to me wa s stolen from a car belong-Newpor~. on a cha r ge or ln toxi-the Ja mPS E. Duke r~>sldence, osta esa AT 17th ST .
. 0 be the per sons who se names ing to Richar d A. Higbie, 328 cation m an auto ••. Jam?s 252 7 Buckeye St., E.~.:;t l Bltulll~, ~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;:::~a.re subscn bed to the within Amethyst, Balboa IsLand , while Arnold Barclay, 18, of 2400 during the night.
instrument am acknowledged It wa s parked at Balboa Ave.,
they executed the same. and Onyx, Balboa. Island, be -
(SealJ Marian L. Johnson, tween Oct. 9 and Oct. 12 . , •
:-lotary PubU c. My Com mission A pair of binoculars, a r adio
Expir es July 28 1974 and stamps valued at Sll7were
Publish: Oct. 29. N~v . 5, 12, bRurglt"';'Slzed fro3m355thve JLolndes
19 l'l70 In the Ne rt Har ~ ea ) erv ~ee, La o, bo~ Ens!~. wpo Lido Shop s Area, between 4
DANISH fU.NilUII SWfOISH CUSTAL
llltn.U IIG15TIT CHINA & STUL
==--_ _:LE GAL NOTICE d cn~sft "*fe e LEG4 L NOTIC E ~ --------
gQfden p .39153 ORDL"'ANCE ~0 1362 u,qo E ~-'H c d AN oRoiNA"Nc E o: rHE .vue~ WJOj·, orono e l Mor CERTIF'ICATE OF BUSINESS CITY Of' NEWPORT BEACH
Doilli 9 :3£) 4o ').jo Te l: 644~7 340 f'iclltious Firm Name S""" 1 S • a. THE UNDERSIGNED _, __ 5 AMENDINGSECTION11.08.-"' W' l to g o(,..-MosterCkargc. uvo: 030 OF THE NEWPORT
CUSTOM BLACK AND WHITE
Film Developing
and Printing
.. -"""===============,.-----, her eby certify that she Is con-BEACH MUN ICIPA L CODE ducttng a business at 900 San
Joaquin Hills Dr., No.3, New-TO ESTAB LISH UN IFOR M
port Be h Cal f 00 th BEA CH CLa:iiNG CL'"RFE W ac , 1 ., u er e HOURS
fictitious fir m nam~ o! P.uk _
Sewport Hair Stylists and Ul.a t T~e City Council or the City
DON ANDE RSEN STUD IOS
said ~irm Is composed of the ~ ~~~;;:t Beach does orr:laln
~o!lowmg persons whose name SECTION I. Section ll ,08,-
tn fu ll and place of restdenc~ 030 of the Newport Beach Mun-
are as follows, to-wtt: Micld icipal Code Is amended to read:
Claus H,algren, 2311 Vista ''l l.08.03o Use of Beaches
H 1erU, Newpor t Beach, Calif. at Nlgtlt A PRO HIBITED WIT~ESS my hand this 23rd . . 272 1 E. C o ast H ighway da . 1 Octoo. 1970 Mt tti HOURS. No person s ha lt be C ~ 0 Hal r, · c allowed or per mitted on :LilY Co r ona de l Mar, Calif. 92625 ST Au;E m~~~-LI FOR~IA ) pubUc bay beacht>s and any
(In the Ensign building) ) ocean !root beaches In the City,
Phone: (714)673 -0553 COUNTY OF OR ANGE ) ss . except the beach koown as " Lit-
A LSO COM M ERCIA L, I NDUSTRIAL , o' THIS 23r d day of Oc tober. tte Corona" """ the_ Coro..a
1970 be f aN t p b-del Mar State and Ctty Pa r k PRO D UCT PUBLI C REL A TIO~S 1 .' ore me, o ary u Beach, between the hours or
, • Uc 111 and for sa.ld county and mldoigtlt and s ix a.m. of the ~;:;::::;;P~H~O:T;OG;;;R;;A;P~H;Y;:~~~=~~ state,. residing ther ein, duly fo llowi ng day. commtssioned and sworn, per-B LITTLE CORONA BEACH
sona.Uy appeared Mlckl Claus · ·
Halgren 2311 Vista Huer ta No person shall be a ll owed
536 CI!MTU ST.
COSTA M!SA
, ' 'or per mitted oothebeachknown Newpon Beach, known to me to as "Li ttle Corona." or the Co -be the person whose name is
subscr ibed to the wi thin instru-rona de l Mar State afll'l Cit y
ment , and acknowledged tom~ Par k Beach betw een the hour s
that she executed th sa of ten p.m. and six a.m. of e me . the follow ing day .
. ~ITNESS my hand and of-C. TEMPORARY MODif'l.
ltclal seal. Eloise L. McPher-CATION. In the event of spec.
son. Notary POO Uc lo and for ial circumstances 50 warrant-
sa.id County and State. My Com-log, the City Manager In his
mLSslon expires Jan. 28, 1973, judgm ent Is hereby author lt ed
PubUsh : Oct. 29, Nov. 5, 12, a nd empowered to mod ify temp-
19, In the Nevrport Har -orarily the hours establi shed
in Paragraphs A and B he reol
by first flUng each s uch modi-
fi cation aoo the specified per-
Iod ther eof with the City CJerk,"
COIUUll NNIIt,L AIID IUIW. CINIM SECTION 2. This ordinanct>
si·.a u be published once in the
official newspaper of the City,
aoo the same shall be erfec~
live 30 days after the date of
11 s adoption.
This ordlnaoce was lnlro-
ducfd at a regular meeting of
the City CouncJJ of the City
of Newport Beacrt Deld on the
19th day of October, 1970, and
was adopted oa the 9th day
of Nowember, 1970, by the tol-lowlnc wote, to 'lr1t:
A YES, COUNClLMEN: Wc.lnnta,
JCym la, Rotera, Htrtb, Croul,
Doot&~ Par-.
ROES, COUNC1UIEN, Nono.
ABSENT COUNCILMEN, N-.
J1@®~llooo
and we love it!
Lagun a Fede ral S avings loves b e ing locally fo unde d , locally owned -
we're a mutual associa ti on, owned by our deposit ors ... with
the o ldest F e d e ra l C h a rte r in the county .
Yes , w e love b e ing the A ssocia tio n who h a s grown ttp with the
communities it ser ves, who is pro ud o f it s inde p e nde nt
le ade r s hip in Orange County , a nd who inte nds to k eep it that way I
9()lfo o l our ho me loans ar e m ade within a 5 0 mile radiu s.
lOOo/o o f savings from ou r O range County sa vers is in vesled in Or an ge t:ounty.
And no association pays higher interest or offers more va ri ed wa ys to save.
S o cot,;e by. M eet o ur o fficer s a nd sta ff-your n e igh b o r s these many
y e ars. Ask about our savings p lans , o ur s upe r-conve n ie nt
s ave-by-mail p rogr am. With our cordiat informal ahnos phe r e , o ur
art s h ows, o ur compl ime n tary coffee-you·n find it a lways
delight ful. s aving a t local
AND LOAN ASIOCIA nON
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Wayot 3 Monarch Bay P1ua
Sooth lAguna. Calif.
280 <Jrcean Avenue
lAguna Beach, Calli.
494-7ll41
801 N. El Camino Real
San Clemente. Calif.
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