HomeMy WebLinkAbout1970-12-10 - Newport Harbor EnsignTHE OFFICI AL NEWSPAPER OF THE CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH NEWPORT
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23J!D YEAR, HO . 11
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COSTA
MESA
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's Copter spots y -j~ ~ J "'~ft,N .................
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suicide car
"U we 'd spotted him only one F"or most youngsters Ken-
hOW' earlier.'" ADd so c losed oeth's age, 17 would be the
the last chapter In tile life of prime of hts life, the age when
Corona del Mar high schOol his futw-e would be mapped out
student Kemeth Lor en Lang-and untold goals strtvecl tor.
made, 11, of 1830 Highland Dr ., But for Kenneth the fUture
Harbor Highlands. wa s short. Ollly he and his
That statement was made by parents, and perhaps Ills girl-
pollee a.lter they spotted young frieDd, Naocy WoodwardofU06
Langmade's car trorn a heU-Aralia, East .Bluff, may be a-
copter above the area of San ware of what was goin& through
Joaquin Hills Road and Santa his mlnd when lle took his We.
Cruz one week at.'(l today. Only hints as to what ted 1.{1
Pollee found Kenneth in the to tllat last, lata! step are t.ndi -
car about 8 p.m., asphyxiated cated.
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MEMBERS of the ClUzens Coor dmatiny lommlltt>£-o:~.re
pictured her e with Newport Be-.t('ll cu~· 'lt:rk f1l.J 11R o:~.n es-
timated 10,000 signatures on 2 petltlous on t h~ t·oost
freeway, and dlsplaymg a copy of the Eu<.,L"'l 4nnouncwl!
the event. ShOwn here, from len, .t.re l_lty Clerk l....iur"
La gjos, tor mer mayor Paul Gruber, t"O IIilloJttce • flo:I.J.rmJ.I•
Wally Koch, Nicole Ski lUng and her mol!l er, M.H KQI Sk..J ll-
lng, committee co-chairman, .t.nd UJII SprJ ~I:'. (l:.nsLgn
photo by Don Andersen Studios.) one hour ea.rlierlrorngas fumes Pollee found a note to hls
~:: ~~:~~:~~u;ta: with a I!OSe r,~.~r~i.n:: ~: :::ti:ket. FREEWAY PETITIONS ARE
Helicopter ~.~t~~;·~:":, ~e".~':, ~o: DUE AT COUNCIL DEC. 21
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EMPLOY ME
Patrol busy "Dad, I love you SO much. City Clerk Laura L.igios said averaglllg .t.bout I ,O(J(j signa -~ I WIS
00
h we cndio~ld ~~~-reached yeste rda.y that the petitions on tures per 11..) Ill ttlt> 2 rJa}s ot
an u ersta ng ~·een us. the coastal freeway will un-count1n
FOUR SCOl!fS received their Eagle badges, highest award
given by the Boy Scouts of America, at the court of hooor
held Dec. 1 at the Community Youth Center, Corona del
Mar. The new Eagle Scout s are, standing left to right,
Scott Fra.ass, 16, son or Mr. and Mrs. Benedick Fraass,
1331 Bonnie Doone Ter., Irvine Terrace; Tom McCorkle,
son ol Mr . and Mrs. Owen McCorkle, 2912 Alta Vista Or.,
East Bluff, and Carl Arum, 15, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hans
Arum, 2800 Carob St., East Bluff; aod, kneeling, Bruce
Hildenbrand, soo of Mr. aoo Mrs . Don Hildenbra.nd, 2901
Alta vwa Or., East Bluff. All 4. boys, members of Troop
17, atteod Corooa del Mar llleb schOol, wbere they a.re
&uperlor !Jt111Mh ud putl~e ta .. wide 'IV'ktl' of
eltra~currleular acllvlttes. Benedict Fra.ass ts the troop
committee cha.t.rman.
TIDELANDS FEE MAY
PHASE OUT MARINAS
Tidelands use tees proposed
by Orange Cotmty could force
termination of Irvine's marina
operations on county tide lands ,
according to E.A. Sandling, lr~
vine marlBls and recr eation
manager. He called the pro-
posed fee er.orbitant.
•· Because of Its Impact on
boat owoers," said Mr . Sand-
ling, "the fee rna) malr.e ma-
rina operaUoos on county tide-
lands lmpractlc.al from the
standpoint ol the Laoo..owner."
The use tee. he explained, would
have to be passed on to boat
owners.
As proposed by tile county
department or r eal property
seuice s, the fee calls for $6
per boat slip foot to be paid
by borne owoers woose piers
are on county tidelands and 20
per cent of the gross income
to be pa.Jd by marina opera-
tors.
"We will Vl&Qrously protest
the eow~ty proposal," said Mr.
Sa.Ddllng. "U tbe fee Is ap-
proved, we will serious ly ln-
Yestigate ln dePth the terml-
oatioo ol OlU" marina opera-
tions oo county tidelands and
Und otller uses for our land."
His statements are coat.a1ned
lo letters seot to aU boat own-
ers at Bay SllOres MariDa., a
150-sllp facility. The Irvine-
Death cause
investigated
Ja.oette Carol DeGeare, 12,
ot 70'7 Vtctorla St., Costa Mesa,
dled Dec. 2 at Hoac HOiPltal.
CauA of death is peocU.nc: re..
suits of toxoloo tests trom
the Onoge County corooer'a
omee.
Sbe wu born JWy 9, usa.
1D Ob1o, &Dd came to CoCa
...... trtth her pa.rellta a , ..... ....
Sllr"YtYOra lDc:llde 1Mr motb-
t.r, Mrs. Nuey DvU.; blr
llUMr. TbomU o.Gtare, U.O otC_M_•-·J* -·:Udl~ .. -.u. ._,. Ud Mar7 Dlr-
ltoo.
owned and operated marina par.
tlally re sts on county tidelands
and would immediately be af-
fected by the fee. The lrvine
Company ttad planned to spend
$450,000 to rebuild this marina
but, according to Mr. SandUng.
the plan may ttave to be scrap-
ped,
A total of 500 vessels now
tie up at Irvioe marinas In
Newport Bay.
In his letter, Mr. Sand ling
advised Bay s oores Marlna
users that the oeeded improve.
ments w1Ucausetheir slip rent-
al rates to go ICl about 50 cents
a foot. lf the tidela..ods use fee
ls awroved, be added, the slip
r ental will increase an addition-
al 50 cents a foot.
Mr. SandUng asked the boat
owners to indicate by return
mall their views of the hlkes,
and whether the Increases would
compel them to give ~ their
slips. He also urged the boat
owners to attend a Harbor Com.
mission bearing on the issue
Tuesday, Dec. 8, and a Board
of Supervisors hearlng Dee. 16.
1t ha s only been 3 weeks sloce
Newport Beach pollee started
their helicopter patrol, .tnd al-
r eady It 's paying o!f.
Capt. James Parker, com-
mander of n.e patrol division,
said so lar the he!Jcopter pa-
trol !las r esulted in tile re-
covery of 2 stolen cars, cap-
ture of a possible burglar--or
to put It another wa~·--pre
ventlon of a possible b•1r glary,
discovery of a suicide and many
other aids to crime fighting.
"We 've also tlad some com-
pla.lots over the noise cr eated
by the choppers," Lt. Gary
Petersen noted. ··But we ap-
preciate it when we get them
because it helps us to jUt'lge
at what heights we can rty
without amoying the resi-
dents .''
He sald the community ··teed·
back" wW btlp the depart.
men! lo ··lfln~-u a 6etter
program for the citizens we are
trying to ser ve. We're still
learning and we appre('i.&te the
he lp of the citizenry."
Lt. Peterson said in spite
of the few complaints of noise,
"We'r e well pleased with the
he licopter patrol."
He said the chopper has --
on numerous occasions--bac k-
ed up JtTOtmd unit s in s ituations
tbat would have been most dif-
Ocult otherwise.
"Of parUcutar ootice, '' he
sa.id, "have been obser vations
by the helicopte r that would have
been impossible with ground
unHs." He cUed as oln e xa mple,
the suic ide of a 11-)·ea.r-old
Newport Beach !Joy. '·We prob-
ably wouldn't have found hlm
until the nut day wU110ut the
helicopter ," he said.
DE BORA H LYNN CIISSIL
SUCCUMBS AT IIGE 7
Deborah Lynn Cassil, 1, of
820 Towne St., Costa Mesa,
died Dec. 2.
Survivors include her pa-
r ents, Mr. aM Mrs. Mich.lel
Cassll; and 2 brother s, Donnie
Lee and Jeffery Mic hael.
Funeral services were hekl
Dec. 5 Cit Baltz Costa Mesa
Chapel with the Rev. Bruce A.
Kurrle ofttclatlng. inte rment
was at Pacific View Memorial
Park.
'·I ~ David comes out doubtedly go to the Newport ··Ha::;~l ou ... l! ... t ""e've done bei~~· wa 't i.......t Beach Clty Counc il on Dec. so far. 1t let!sn't look i.J.ke
note sn S ......... 21. ther e . ..,,II tot. oi.O} questJon of J. w~th~ oote,1 gtv~~ to Miss The petitions were filed with sulflci£>nt') of vai.Ld Sitna-, ~ar ear Y e same Mrs. Lagios De-c. 3 by the tures," sl1e sa.id.
morru.ng, had 1Ddlcated that be Citizens Coordinating Commit-If the petllions go to the
could not face his problems. tee. One petltionseeks toamend Council on Df'C . 21, the Coun-
He told her that hi& recent dis-the city charter to provide that el l would h..ive a rholc( of 2
covery th.at he loved her made all agreements on treeway mat -dates on wtu cll to set .1n £dec -
what he was about to do, much ters ln the c ity be preceded by t10n--eHher Mo:~.rrh fJ or Ma.r ~h
harder· a vote of the people. Tbe other 16.
Funeral serv1ces for Kenneth Initiative seeks the adoption
La.ngmade were held In Pasa-of an ordinance that would re-
dena. sct.nd the elisting .1greementoo
lnJ'ured boy tll~h:~~~~ee~~ :~:e d~~ r as to whetl>ec o' not the clty
clerk coukl get the petitions 1 0 SuCcumbs cectifled by Dec. Z I, but she r said yesterday tha.t ''unless
something drastic happens they
A 10-year -old Costa Mesa will go to the CoWidl at that
boy, Steven Siterlet, of 1200 time.''
Belfast Ave., died Dec. 5 from She said she would probably
lDjgrles recehed lD a Dec. 3 be flnisbed counting and Yeri-
trlftre tee1dldr fyiog ~ tomocr~, Lout tbat
Pollee .sa1d tbe boy was rtd~ seYenl other deta.Jls must be
ing in a foreigo vu driYen by ta.ken care of whic ll would prt>~
John Vincent Ramuno, 22, of vent the petitions from going
1565-A Santa Ana Ave., Costa to Council Dec. 14.
Mesa, r eturning rrom school She said she would probably
activities with 1 other ('htl-mall Ule ...:er tlficate of suf-
dr en. While p:~.ssing hls house, ft ctency to the pr oponents the
police said, ULe other OOys ap-first of next week.
patently dared Steven to jump An estimated_ 10,~ sig-
from the moving vehicle when natures were filed With the
Ramuoo wouldn't stop. city clerk, but she need verily
He hit the pavement with his only 4,299 on each petition--or
head after jumping from theve-15 per cent of lf1e 28,659 reg-
hid e at an estimated speed ol lstered voters.
25 miles per hour, and. was b. ken In addition to ~'PrtllicaUon,
to Orange County Medica l Cen-r esolutions must bE-pr epared
ter for treatment. He died t here calllng for an ele-c t1on and tht>
[rom llis inJuries at 4 p.m. peti~ons must be sepat.!.te<lolnd
Oo;oc . 5. put 10 order, she said.
H bo A .1 z 19.,n She said her ortice ha s been e was r n pn , uv,
Election cost
is explained
Newport Be.il.h C it~ Cler k
La.IU'a La~1os has dt!r lared th.at
comb1rung the election on the
coas W treewJ.} uutlauves with
the ~ewport-~eSOI school board
el.ectioll would save tupayers
little U olliY :-: 'lnt y.
Tile Cit) Jerk mad£> !he all-
oouncement .l.ftl:"r Q~Jpooents or
the petition dnv~ h4.d do?<. larE"d
U1at a sep;tr.t.te elertJOI• on lt•e
issue could cost taxpa:,er s oLS
muct • .as .$10,000.
· 'Jt r10€'sn 't m~ke m u• h di!-
fer enct• wttethet It's .1 ,-om-
blnerl f'lectlon or not,'" \I r s.
LJ.gtos salrl. ··Then• ••rou lr1 bE-
a m.u:1mum s...vings of U,OOCi
anrl probo:~.bl:, not mor e than
$500 1f ttw~ .. ·t"r • ·omllme-L ··
She !>.lid th.tt lo'V"'II 1! ttl .. 2
elections Wt"t t> romlilllt"d the
d t ) still II.OUhl t1.1 vt> to pnnt
sepaute t.allots.
"'In o~.LIIJol l far t, I lou"t trunk
.l penn) woul•l lit' .s.tved, ·· Shf'
sa11l.
In Monroe. Mich. He came to
Orange County with his aunt,
Mrs. Wi\LLam Richardson, 3 PULLMAN LOWDEN DIES
yeous ago.
Survivors ioc lude !Us lather,
Charles, of Monroe, Mlch; 3
brother, Char les, Tom and Ter -
r y; and 2 Sister s , Cynthia a.od
SueAnn, all ol Costa Mesa.
Funeral services were held
at St. John t he Baptist ChW'Ch
Dec. 8. Interment was at Pa-
c ific View Memorial Park.
Westrlilf Morlua.t)', Costa
Mesa, was in cha.rgt of ar-
r anll:ements.
Geor ge M. Pullman Lowden,
13, of 71 0 S. Bay Ft., Balboa
Is land, died Dec. 2. He had
lived on Balboa !stand !or 13
year s and was <1. retired ID-
vestment broker.
He was the soo of tbe late
frank 0. Lowden, for mer gov -
ernor of lllioo1S, J.nd was re-
lated to the wvent or or the
Pullman tram car.
Survivors tnchtth? Ius wH~.
Grace; 2 sons, Frank of ~ew-
port Be.t• h .t.i.I PJ1ilhp o!Sp.t,111.
3 SISters. Mrs. F IOtt'IK• \11!-
Jet of ChiL<i.~o-"U, Mr '>. F r£..jt<tl J.
W1erdsmo:~. or "~'~ J •. t ..,t"\ .. no!
Mrs. -\ltle.rt \l.a llt"lld u! ldt-
OOIS; J.lld J ..,7JnddJ.u~!ltd.
GtJce D. l.owd•·ll •J ! \~14'1'\Jrt
Beach.
Funer al :.erV I• ··:-. "'"'', '1o>i!
Dt>t. 5 at P.h 1fl• \'Jt'~ ll.t.J'" i,
Inter ment "'·a~ .t.l P .. 1i1 • , ....
Mt-moti.l.l P..~.rJ..
GENE DE YOU~G WINS
ROBERT BOYD TROPH Y
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··Hmt:. A HOIIH) flt.:....Pt.R. •· That 1sthe suggestton otfered
by the 'Iouth Em plo)merlt Serv1 ce of the l!"riJor Area. The
Chn stmas hoi.Ldd) vac.J.llon su n s Det.. 18 :;.OO runs through
Jau. 3, .uld Y.E.S. 1s 111terested m plar tn~ young people in
pa rt-timE or lu ll -time )Cbs durm~ t~•t penod. F'ior ence
t!J)OS, dl.T ector of the ,_E.S. o!nce, IS pictured llere he lp -
lllf! 2 JOb seE-ker s , Cnn ~ Mi llington. seo~.ter1, <Hid Hugfl Ot>
Y.eese. T11e PhOne number for )Ob calls IS &42-0474.
IRVINE CITY PROBLEMS
PROBED BY WRITER
I E OITO ~U.l Oto~ I" AGE 1 )
!-li[Ur t: urbaCUz..itiOn pLl,ns fo r
tilt' o:lj!ollltl< lr\'Lne R.tllC'I! IOlJt-
"n ..:e Count} post> fun,i.tn1enl.d.l
proble ms for the Jn,;uP!!t<tt~
;u eo~ and reve.t! .1 flt:>t>-1 lor
stronger state o:~.rll.l r;:o~onJl
pl.i.nmnt.;, the QU.trter h )Ou t -
1u l l n l.difor m.a !.t.w ~-p,~
)OUtfl.i[ I~ IJUbi.JSii,:><~ lo\ <Ji.Jf-
Ot ruG Tomorrow, sto~tt>WI<1f:" "'11-
Vl!Oilllo~nt.;.l Ot~J.Uil.d.t!Oio.
r~~~ el(fiJnsJou lil•n:. fo r ll•t·
130-sq~JJ.re-rntlt" lrvlllt-loOidJng
o~ll for "n ur bcnu. ... t .. re" of
~-; sqw.rt> :ullt-s, Jlmo~t "'"' .. '"'n ~r.tn• 1:;ro'~ ~4 :;/1U..tf'
:r 111:'-".
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Utl' .t.'-•' for .1 IWIII
~·l.innw.:. '" !tot-.tUI/10t,
t" •lf!Oilol o~.n.t !\.:>1 •'.t.Vid
~· .p•oJ..;:ze,..
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kiM of
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urn,
bt" J :1~,. uti!_,. tn.l~"~~ e ..,,z;.,
~tr .il···'l• to-.t.IIOn. o~.llll lf1f ruo.i1
, -r , ultur.~! :]WILl} ol mw 11
uf 1b i..lnd, lrl'lllt" f~J r1· f, •, ... ,.."
• J till ,. .. f<l
~t .• t•"' HI • U1 tet .. -.l. i o;>l Ult"fP 1:-.
.1"11• lout •! tlut tttos,. "''II<J <~.rt•
.... r ..... of ,•J.tvl!l~' our ll11:'
•• tiLl I ol ttus v.,st ~~u!.un,· ;our-
II" llot•J r -.-pecl.tl end~ ••Ill littlL
·. ,.ir l lor or know \J>ol~t of 1/11"
,!.t.l• II. 1<1(' publ!r llltd••!>l .;, !.,J•.
.r. o:~..l nt!Pr nus !Qnct ol .. ~n.J•·-
~;re.tl t~ ;onL.it1•to tilt" pr esent de-
veiopn,t>nt. Afllllo 1nd udes a
.. n•J.!U-. ol tilt' I mver slt) of
.tliforau . .tnr~ .1 ne1~borlng
011 n unl!) ol .tloout ZO,JOO, with
J pr O]!'• lt-d ~pul.H!Oil of 100,-
')Q(l
Tr1t nt•"-'h propo~ popula-
1101• fh'U T• uJ 130,00(), however,
llo"OUJ.l ••'('•···11 botf1 tilE' 1910
1 0111 H•·o:~.d. IOl.t ! of 346,795,
J.nd uu· rr• *Ill ombmed pop-
ul.tuor. "' t~•f" to 1t1es OOIIJ ad-
totmn, ln II\•• I.Jnd. Santi Ana,
UtJIIl"l·, v-..w Mt"s.t., i'lewport
!\ .. ,. 1.. f t<;l!n. o:~.nd Uguna
B""' I . r IH:· rut.u ;!} of 1rvtoe,
t ttn r-'I<Ort "" to consist
of -IL· m!t~-LJu,d residential vtl-
l .... l"" onut· lt"d li~ landscaped
••!!VtTOILIIJI·I!t.., ortidorS."
hUI ,.li.t SI• -j,•(! lt>nC)Lnthese
plol.h'>. :w ..,.}::.. I~ lhJ.I only ODe
J rt· (lf IQt .. 1 p.r k and open
-.p .. • Wdl f~t: IIUI <i.Side for ev-
i'r\ !. lt)t) Jl\."OVlt?--.ln "ungen-
to rou:-<;lo~.LKl t r•L''
\tr. lltr \ ,..rites.' The new
111 . .~~ ~ropo~eot , ~·ould weU
lot"• uu ... ••:-willl.lll} o:~.n<a ll-white
lr.JrM I<>.tn '•IL!h-IO• omeenc lave,
m T•'.t"llll-lXII onl} the social
o~lld ··<.!Tot>ll ll spa.rthes with
otla>r Ill•·"· but lht llltrerences
Ill Pf'T .i.l•lt.J ln UHI('q)aila.x r e-Mesa skindiver drowns Gene D.,, oun::: '"J~ it" Lu ··: ,ult>r .-...,t stewnr~:siLlP.tht-lJl~ltS '>OUT• ,,.., "'·" -~'•·11. ··
the w1nnet ot tilt: i,ll, .. rt i'I.H! ''" ,., ·ufte' on • -"1 1 \ n»"' 10:• .11v" tool--tbestate Robert A. L.oc.k1food, 41, of funeral services will be hekl ... ""'~ "' "-' ,..,, '"-·"' t' mernor1.1 1 lroph; u. l<•t II:" •'f,t .-.t.n wcolero:~.tllt> ~ill.lJttrm 1r, 1 t 1tf l • ot l' ..• mun.:.tndResearch 2100 Peterson Pl., Costa Mesa, today, Dec.lO, at Pa e~fic Yiew predtcteJ 10.._ tJ. frvr• \..... 1 h h 1 1 .. 1 ~ k.>IL 11 ~14 nd to attack the drowned Dec. 6 while sklndi•-Chapel. interment will be .1.l ~u f' ,., H IS" r t:a•} ~\In!: .1 port St'.idt to I VII.; l>ot .t. '•· T'tt' ,. ''I ''''' 10' It< f'!lu'" IO '>l.it••"" llrt·..,t•ut poUr )' o( "'n· lng in a lr.elp bed oft' Red Bluff Paclfic View Memorial P.uk.. -.-. " ... -.--on Santa CataUna lslaod.CouDty event IS h.:old .illlHIJ.Il• bl lt1f" Oflt...IO urba.n sptJW I. •• pro~·~~~~ liD• OlltrOIIE'!'I JUOwth, La
lile,r2rds r ecovered tbe body BLANCHE BALL OF S..lboa Po ... •t ~u.· !tOk ~~-Mr .l urq pOLnb out tiL.!.! the Mr. •lrn • ..,til QtlOIL
.,-12 BAL BO A DIES T 95 Younl! won tl ... lo~ r" • ~k.lp-po!enlla.l enVlronmenl.tlimp."' t Till!-> lf1 • "'Ill ~roopa_re tot
about l-1 hours after he wu A perm~ 1,1:-l-1 -lwt ,r user of the lrVLoe Compa.o) 's pt..n to the ~·t>V,.r ltor "-. ~uhm 1ctal to u,.
reported mlssing by 3 fellow Mrs . Bla.nche Ball, 95, of ··M.u-\:t'Dt ·· ,1\11 tf( prt> ... ,tLtlt:'l! levelop the Cily of lrV IOf' to the legisl.J.tur •· 111 Tune, 1971, a
divers. 2128 Seville AYe., Balboa, died course II"Jth vnll .i . -6:• per largest pla.noed cit) on lhf' pr t>liml rta.r) rt.:~rt oo state eo.
He w:as born OcC. 4, 1929, Dec. 8 at her home. Slle was ceat error ~orth Amer u:an Continent,·• vltonmenl.:l.l j.."'oib and poUctea, in Ohio, and came to Cant-bOrn Ja.n. 21 , 187S, w Gales-5 · · · @COUll pl.t.•t· 'IOOOT:-'"''ent to Wit h a populahon of 430 ()()()by CH·S. 'he Soi.}'S.
ornia Z2 years ago. He was a burL IlL, and came to Orange George l"ett!llWn, ~ilollnl! Ius lht' year zooo. has mo~ed the:! ,\mont: 1ts re-commencll-
eomputer analyA for the Hoi-County 9 yeus ago. ·'Golden G1t l'" ""'Lth 4 0 ~:rror of Orangt> Count) PlaMing ~-~ u ons, the report r.ould well iD-
lywood Turf Club. Survivors lDciOOe her daugtt-1.094 per .-~'nt. Tt~t• thU"1i pla('E' pa.rtment to ca.ll ror a. delay In e lude an ai.·cow1t of the masat"
Sun i-rors loclwk his wile, ter, Mrs. Vlr,pnia Bollman of award ... s Uken li} f.rm~ t~·tr. .i.pp roval o1 tile oew plans untU ·threats to CaUfornia's ~
Ja.oett; a daughter, Linda; his Batboll; 3 (t!a.odchUdreo and 2 at the helm of hi:. L.l.d} Ga.}·· stnngent envtroomeotal con-valuable and ferUle la.llda, u
mother, Mrs. Doris ElcllOro of II"Ht-gn..odchlktren. with an error of 1.558 per cent. dltions are met. · esempllfled by the sttuatloa at
Santa Su.sa.ra; and 2 br"othera, Crueslde sertlces will be A coocurrent lo.-: u <·e for trail-Tbe company's proposal lor Irvine, and adVocate emerpacy
John of Van Nuys and William htld at 3 p.m. Frld&y, Dec. 11, erable boats lntht.>SQI.Udron WA..'i expaOOed denlopmeBt, u an. action to protect htp~lmpact
of Santa Susana. at Paetllc VIew Memorial Park. won b}' Chuck Pht'b.n o~.tniLrd oounced earlier this year, ~ld areas.''
Teacher Mary .. ,C~!I!!. ~~.e!. ;;::::E~"':t~.s Phe-Swap leads to anest
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WUh me nere I am; tbat tbly lAt 11 tara t.ct tbt PI-I'N PI&J'td u a .U: US tlltte nr• the &1r, u1 aow comu Or.
mybo,.,ldmJ&JO<J,whlti-Ill our momorJ-totheM-110 .-uuttou dCirtq tho Sto..n Welllnlo to the 1roat,
but Cl•oo me' lor tbou londll Oamo-UlC ~pmtplaJod pmt, bollllllll roeall thopor. with the quollloo, "VOA (Voteo
me befort1 tt11 6)a.odatloo ot the 1n tbe late automo of 1929. for~ ot a ¥0WliiiDUDlmtd of Amerlcaalam) to bt 11-
world. Tbt lateKtuAtRoekDinstM MOGtlOfDtrJ, wbo LD tbl ptt-ltoetd?"
0 rlpteous Father, tbe work! master m1Dcl on tbe lidtllDH. pme workouts, eaupt torwud 1A bJa Deeember, 18'10, Dew.._
bath oot lmown thee: but 1 bavt Tbe memben of tht team bad puses with ooe h&Dd. To this letter, he warns: "Tilt YWJ
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The lewd, blasphemous and anti·American plJ)', c:alkd DowD thee, and these bave sueb lDdiYidtal prowe~saodhad day, I ltUl wo~ bow It hap-tdsteoce ot your Volee of Am-
"HMlr," is repOrtedly the most "successful" show of all time. tDown that thou hut seat me. been coached ao well that they peoed tbat be wu DOt called om trleanlsm Is bttag thrtltuedf
Who nu1de it w? Not its producer, Michael Butler, the thrice· (St. Jotul 17:2-4, 25.) represelied the very acme of durLnc the p.me. Tbe tenIa llllYIJ!C 00 llODt til·
married playboy friend of playboy John F. Kennedy. Not the Wbeo the two teams l1Ded tc> turned in Us quest to ltltoet
preu. The thing thlt has made ··Hair" a fabuiOWJ financial I.Dd started to play, the boys our Yolee, (aod all otbtr Pro-• c...-........ C..llf.
T. ICEWPOIT HARBOR ENSIGN Wu Mj ... cl to be§ a.w•·
of •-.,!. d reu.IMioa lly COIIft ~ ·No. A-20178 4ecacl
It, ltsl, Ia S..lot Co.., fet tM Co .. y of , Slate of
w.Ja. ... by Na.oa tW.Of fa qu.alilled to p~ aJI pdlic
success is the same thing that made Portnoy's Complaint top w~ 11-..... •-from Soutb Bend,IDdJana,cros-American alld antJ-commUDltt
the bcst·seller list for a year or two. The thing is the prevaknt llaU$ sed tbt pi Une wttb east. Tbe programs) by driving llB ott ttMI
dcpr11vity of the Am~:rican public. score beeame so lopsided that a1r.
11\c: Cardin;~l Mindsz.cnty Foundation reports the followina ~ Marsba..LI Dumeld, tbe Trojan "Tbe new •weapon' of tbt left
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A.RVO E. HAAPA, owner and pubHsher of the Ensi9"1
ANTIDOTE FOR CAMPUS TROUBLES
about "Hair'·. ···Hair' is an outrageous assault on moralily. qWU"terbtlck, ealled to Ills meo is the Federal communte&UOO$
The ·yippi~:· cttsl strtps naked for the Act I finale; in another lo a biii:Sdle: "Let's make a Commission (FCC). Tbt FCC
!ict-nc 'simuhllt:d' sexu111 mtercoune is performed on stag~:; an lUMAN pme of itl Let's ftgtltl" ••. or hu complete jurl.sdleUoa ottr
outrageous assault on patriotism (the American ftag is used as CONCMl words to that effect. the reoewal of licenses olndio
the object of a ~rverse sexual act lmMturbation) in a key JOHN G. SCHMITZ The Southero CaWornlaroot-stations. U a station loHI 1U:
musical number): an outrageous assault on Amcrica·s )'0\llh 5th . , ers P.Ye the team lurtber en· license beeauseUba.sootpleu-
( man1uana. LSD. and sexual promiscuity are glorified as th~: California 3 District couragement by singing their ed the FCC, It caD cause tbt
'in' things for young people to sample ). In addition. 'Hair' is "McC arthylsm. A tired name of progressive freedom tlghtlag soog: "Fight OU tor radio st.atloo to lose several
a vic1ous. sacrt"hgious attack on the Catholic Church and cUche ol the radJcalleft; Pav-and democracy." U.S. C., npt 00. tigtlt on." The million doll.a.rs.
•ei •K•On 1n general. loYiao in Us origins; evU in Its The most recent wave of game thereafter ns more of l "Much of the pressure Is in
Here is a hint from England on dealing
with rebels on campus. The Historical
Foundation News in Montreat, N. C., re-
ports r eceiving the following communi-
cation from a bursar at Brasenose Col-
lege, Oxford:
"In one scene. a pnnc•pal character cxpres.ses the des1re 10 purpose; slanderous in Us 1m· attacks have focused 1n sev-contest between two great tbe torm of a cootinual barraee
·hang on a crO!>s and cat cornftakes.' Early in Act 1. the play·s pUcatlons and intentions, but eral l..nstances on the Federal teams, aDd although, as Mr. of unfounded compla.lotsa.odac.
·y1pp1e tuhe· chant~ ·pig ·latm' as another character swings a meaningless except as an in-Bureau of lnvestlgatlonaod Its Dulf1eld recalls, the ft.nalscore eusatlons written to the radio
.. mokmg mcenM: chalice. kneels, holds an imaginary host m strumeot ol deliberate smear director, J. Edgar Hoover . Mr. was about 28 to 0, 1t was a good stations (with copies sent to .~ Ill" tl ted b game, and one to be remem-th FCC ) Ill lsi ll the a1r and makes tht• S•gn of the Cross and contmud : 'I ....., v uca on as accep Y Hoover's books on communism bered, at least for two score e cr c n& a eon-
l>Wcar w tdl you the truth . th·: whole truth and nothing but the empty mlllds for whom U in the United States 1\ave been $ervative, aDti.communlst, &D-
thc truth. ,0 help mt· (,oJ. 1n the name of the F:llher, thl· Is 1ntended."-·Frank Meyer, a ma)or !actor in alerting tens ye~rh~· words of Marshall Dut-ti-socia.Ust, and a.ati.raclst
Son. anJ t h~: Hul ) C..hOl>l , Amen · H..: then bursts 1nto a liumy "The Conservative Maio-of thousands of Americans to voices heard over the tattoos.
stream.'' th e dangers of communism. To-field are needed today, as tbey ''Naturally, I am not lett1n& typ~: w ng 1.11 'l'\U.1I Jli.'T"'•·r ... on cnt1tkd "Sodom) · were In 1929, The enemy n.as
·· ·H<llr" ._ unl) .. tr.unl·wurk for lmpro.,.1~eJ oh,c~:n1ry A reading or. the daily P8Den day a new round of books by rolled 141 a distressingly large this battle be lost by delauU.
AI the UDlverstty of Odord's Wadam College, a group of
militant student acUvists recently presented a Ust of DOD·
negotiable dem.aods to the admJ.nistratioo aDd threatened
dlrect actioo if their demands were oot met. They recelnd
this respoase ·from the warden of the college: "We oote
your threat to take what you call direct actioo unless your
demands are lmmedlately met. We feel that it ts only sport-
ing to let you know that our goyerning body iDcludes three
ezperts In chemical warfare, hro ex-commandos skilled with
dynamite and In torturing prisoners, tour quaillled marks-
men ln both small arms and rtnes, two ex-artillerymen,
ooe OOider of the Victoria Cross, tour karate e.q>erts, and
a cllaplaiD. The governing body llas autborlud me to tell
you lbat we look forward with confldence to what you call
a confroctatton, and, I may say, even Yitb a.ntlcipaboo."
• • •
THE PERIL OF ECOLOGY-MANIA
thl· ~a't dt•c1J 1ng 1" .0 "11 thmg· 10 adJ Wllh euch performance. shows ther e IS a blossoming Je.ft.spectrum authors is at. score against the conserva. Soon I am going to Washington
he: II at..IJIIIOn;ll nu.Juy. new rrufamty, or whatc.v~r In one campaign under ;~y to destroy tempting to alert readers to Uves, who are trying to save determined to carry our cause
produCtiOn. fur c.~oamplt'. an actor wc :mng nothing hut a dirty al~ h ~~er~~~n U ageoc:le~ the S!4)p0sed da.ngus, eorr'41· the country, It is time to fight to the very higfiest authoriUes.
,llh lc••c ~urrort. rcachc., ln,idc. pull~ out a rosary. anJ U~l'' ~ t c I en I e naThon a~ tion, and geoeral villany of the back, and to "light on, fight I promise to wage the hardest
II to ''rJnglc :~ .kncl·lmg UuJJh l~l monk .. t~ee~:.r:~e~:;.s~pl~ot:-: FB,!~ee recent books of this onl" ba~~ .. ha~~~~~~~~~~~ing so
The UnltcJ St _!Jtc:. Supreme Court _uphciJ by a 44 vot..: .. cal security measures would nature wtU serve as examples. Some llme a~, former Coo-much over VOA that we must
lower t-.cn..:h Jo:c1"")n thai rhr ~how 1" 1101 . obscene . that>hy seem to be to have all ef-One deals with somelhinR"koown gressma.o Donald L. Jackson, DOt stop oow ...
L'llat>hng 11 tu h..:.•t ·1 h .• n on po.:rtmmunce •n Bao.tun tort s of the government to de. as tbe "Orangeburg massacr e" tbe "capitol reporter," spoke Dr, McBtrnie and Dr. Me.
ThL· l·cJ~·r,ol < 'l'"'\'rnmcnt h." n.·c~:ntlv ~rcn• morL· th.ul ·• fend itself deelared unconstl-in which It ls alleged that the over television Sunday DOODS, Intire a.re taking up the often-
l_ndh,,n Jollo~r-. 10 .1 ho.u·~c .H ~tully 111 pornography ·1 he tutional. FBI tried to cover LIP for local and Dan Smoot was to be beard sive which Marshall DuMeld
Prc ... Jt•nn.,l l l.'"11111~s101' on O~t.'n1ty and V1olc.nu h;u; The communists call tbis racists in three deaths which g1Ylng his timely messages to started 41 years ago. It took l~:nJrrc•l lh "'l'Hhet Pornography and obscenity art: good. not drive to dismantle our inter-took place In South CaroUoa.. the concerned Americans. Mel-the Univer sity of Southern Cal-
tnlunou' rh ... t", rrohably what Walter Jenkins told the boys nal security appar:.tus thel..r Another concerns the "poll tical ther is heard today. · ifornt.a until 1970 to erase the
"'' thl· 't ~·ncl· Pre~1d.:n 1 Johmon appointed all but onl.' "extended democracy pro-ass.asslnatlon" of the late M. Dean Manion tlas contln-1929 defeat. It may t.a.lte some
<ll lhl· liC·nwmh.-r comn11'''on. 11 1s reasonable to bel1e vc a gram." Col. William Kintner L. King by the Bureau. The ued his broadcasts at an in-time to repairthedamagewblcb
111·'l(H 11Y ot them .ore rroh~hly ob~ene themselves. tn his book, ''The New Fron-third 1s by former Attorney convenieot time, aDd Life Line the enemies of America have
I he ('(lmm·"'''H \Jid ··The Comm1s~1on 1s of the v1cw Uer of War," outlines some General Ramsey Clark. has eluded me , Dr. Bob Wells done, but coo.servatlves still
The ecology-mania is likely to become
a greater menace than the pollution that
it claims to be fighting. A sample of the
threat is given in an article in an uen-
vironmental" journal, ''Cry Caltiornia,"
written by David Curry, whose pet peeve
of the moment seems to be the Irvine Co.
and its proposed City of Irvine .
1h.1! 11 "C\Cl·cJ 1ngly un""1'c l(l ath:mpt to legi~l atc tnll1.,.1du411 of the essentials of this pro-All threeareobvloussmears. ~:~ oot get eoough support lor can win. America sUU C&D be muro~l \,o luc, Jnd ~tanJards .'· )e<:t with which we should all However since Ramsey Clark broadcasts, and SO Is otf savedl ApplaUd Mr . Dutf'ieldto-
lt ""ouiJ l"lc 1.'\ccci.l mgly w1 l. for C1!1Zcn ~ tu once aga1n t.am1lia.ri.%e ourselves. ts a for~er attorney general the air. Dr. Carl Mcintire, day, aDd assist both the doctors
lo:!!·-.l..tlc 'uch thmg' nn •he-loc-al lcwl, 1mposmg ~uch proven "The Party labors constantly It is necessary that a lew com~ ~kesman for the 20th Century in thel..r Jaliant tigfill
l'lfl'Ct•H· rcmcdll'' ·" ruhlu: wh1ppmg ~ts. lar anll fe~ther~. toward reinterpreting civil ments be made on this work. e ormation Hour, is fighting
.md ltltl I he moro~III Y tm.•aiHlown 1.~ worldwide, all-pcrvad· rights 1n order to allow H to Congressman H.R. Gross of LETTERS TO EDITOR
•ng . oven•helmmg. Hu t that 1s no rca~on to ac cepl it '"First opera~e Creely . ln the name of Iowa. summedltupnicely: "This • •
""C Jhhur. 1hc-n "l' endure. fin~;~lly we embrace."' We bl:come the r~ght to assembly aDd to petty little man (C Lark) has • OPPOSE WHARF PLAN idit nd nfo blllt f th
I\ hat .,.~. condone organue, th e Party argues !or come out with a book ludic-Plan . C i 1o Y a e rcea Y 0 e
E,·erythmg .,.,e ~~:c .md Jo makes a pcrmanenr den t 10 our an unUmlted right to overthrow rously entitled •Crime in Am-City ~~e..!;:~ :!a~h ~ i call.ed ~:,Ujba~r· pr~-
hram A hr.tln ,atr:ueJ wuh pornography must lnt!VIIahly the government ... IDthesame erica.' It Is ludicrous because Gentlemen v s on tt~ in \h wai~ j
hccome. partially. a ~rmancnt cesspool! of tlle ri_ght of tree speech, the U Cla.r_k kn_ew anything about The p~se of this letter is ~o'":~aent at the ede~~ oaof
lldle\c II or not. .I can still remcmhl:r how embam•sscd Com~umst ~arty, Us lronts, crtme m this country when he to express our strong !eeUngs tf lrvtne Company It should
I ....... ~ "hen I carne out in my first topless barhing suit. But and Its captive or_ganlza.Uons sat _in the attorney general's 1n regard lo the proposed re-bee cballenged. Thl~ for the
moJc..t y. mJie anJ f~:mak. 1s almost obliterat~:d. Most of want oot ?ll.!y an twlimlt,edrl.~t cha.1r, he ~d less than ootb1og development of land lmmed.iaJ-reasoo that it is against pub-
1M ,.,·omen HWy want to ~how ~:v~rything, blatantly or in . a :s~=e ~~~:a~ty~ ~ ~ fift~ll C~n~~ssma~ ~ ely adjacent to the entrance to Uc policy aDd tbe public in-
Mr. Curry, whose article is reported
in a news story in this issue of the En-
sign, calls for stronger state and regional
planning to curb such development as the
City of Irvine and to prevent such "mas-
sive threats to valuable and fertile land."
He assails the Irvine Co. for pursuing
its own "special ends with little regard
for or knowledge of the statewide public
interest in this area."
Mr. Curry is voicing stark naked soc-
ialism and the state controls that go with
it. He wants the property owner to knuckle
down to the whims of the social(ist) plan-
ners, who arrogantly claim that they know
best how to develop property that does not
belong to them. Imagine the catastrophic
mistakes that could have been made here
in our area if all that Irvine ranch land
had been at the mercy of the social(ist)
planners, who take no responsibility for
errors in judgment and who do not suf-
fer the losses caused by the mistakes.
I don't presume to be fighting the
battles facing the Irvine officials. They
have plenty of ability and gumption to
carry on their own fighting against the
likes of David Curry. But everyone ought
to be concerned just the same, because
if the planners can plan the Irvine Co.
out of ownership of its property, they can
do the same with all of us.
now·you·~~·e·•t·OOW·)'OU·don t technrque. "If you·ve got 11 . th t..+..t to U t tl.b ar 0, ssour a Ba.lboa. lslaDd. t.erest. T~ b&sis of objectioo
.;ho.,. 11 ·· 1~ the= ~uitude today e r &• e, perver , • scored a bull s eye as r egards It is UDder tld.la that · . . · . rlcate, sla.Dder aDi smear their rormer attorney geoeral CLark: Ot17 sta g rests in part oo the e.Jt.raordi.
1 Ed_B;,r H~ver ha~ porn ted out m;,ny t•mc.s that many opponents. At the same time·-,, Mr Hoover certalnl 'htt th e the maj>nty ot this property nary clrcumst.aoces utstlog at
cr•rne:. of pa.."i..~•nn ~re caused by pomo~aphy. Any man-still in the name of tree speech jellrfish on the tentacfes• when Is pr esently zoned resldeotial,. time of purchase a.od, 1.o ad-o~nd I Cctlamly can r ~pea k fo r women. hberated or orherw1se --the Party wants congression-he described Ramsey Clark as yet there ls pressure being dltion, the cha.Oge tnuseandde-
hur ·• fll.1n who would cla11n that por nogr<~phy fai led ever to al Investigating committees the worst attoroe ral 1 ez.erted. for a totally commer-velopment of the surrOUDd.J..bg
.:\.:ltr h" fl·l"lun' •~ cllh(·r ,j lt..r. a lool. or a t>unuch. Maybe which seek to reveal tbe Par-had ever servedy :~r::: ev~: eta! venture--"Balboa Wharf.'' la.Dd, largely under control or
.dl thrl·c R..:n1embt'r the old ~tc•r) Jhout the 16-year-oiJ boy ty's l'Hhverslve machinations worse than Robert K ~y., Such a project can only be a ownershlpofthe Compa.ny.Pro-1~h·~'c ,J.,JJ)· lllo.Jl.. h1m to ,l.l' l •rllnt\ tomb? either abolished or reduced to It is not only tne s: fronial blatant tourist attracti~n with jected school popul.a.Uon estl-
.,, lht•y ~~l~~o~.l the rl' •Ill the Hud,on, viewing the romh. Impotence ..• In short, the attacks on the FBI which do aU the sterility of Manna del mates have thus been altered n.~~~! ~.:ud ·Sctn . "h<~t JOt", 1h1, rt·mrnd you of?'" communists are to remain tree the damage, however, an eUort Rey. This does DOt belong, nor substantially.
s.c'·, lht· h<1y .11Hv.ercd DO matter what they do, wbile also seems to be under way to Is it needed in our community To return the land to theIr-
s._., llo" 111 th,· wntltl l'l'llld c o r:t nt"~ tomb remind you their opponents--dubbed as re-discredit the Bureau In the eyes whi ch through Newport Tomor-vine corporation uDder these
"1 ,~.,.... acUonarles aDd fa scists--are of the normal responsible row, a report by the eitizens, conditions would be tantamount
I ~.t,!h•llJ.! ,,,., ... • tq,l1~.1 lit< ..,.,1 Am~·ncan Wuy Fca 10 be suppressed aU in the thinking c!Uzen'woo gener u' expressed desire to retain the to a "give-away" of publlc
lures ' holds the FBI io high rev:rl natural charm a.od_ u.oique at. funds . The "gift" of course is
D t d Tills is being done by attrlbut-mosphere. The entire concept represented by the dilfereoce rugs este On Pupl"ls ing fi.l:dlngs aoo statements to of this unnecessary aDd aru. in today's fair marltetvalueot
the FBI and its r resentativ flclal shopping ~nter a.nd the the land and the price the Com -
whi ch are, In ,.,(utterly soU:~ massl>e overlooking apartmeot pany would pay to get the land
to cope with cllUdren, but to scientists , etc., without 4 or tous. complex wiU only brl.ng ~-back. It Is ass~med tbe dis-By Special Correspondent
A letter !rom a mother a.OO
taxpayer, sent i.n an envelope
postmarked Costa Mesa, tells
of the use or pills to "sedate"
children in schools In Orange
Counl y,
The Mr s. Young r eferred to
in the first paragraph Is Mrs.
Dame! H. Youngs, woo moved
her family lrom Little Rock,
Ark., because school officials
there were contemplating using
her 2 children ln a trial court
case to see if p~ils could be
put on the •·amphetamine" pro-
gram without parents' consent.
The experimental program Is
admtnlstered by the U.S. Health
Education and Welfare Depart-
ment, according to a Wash-
Ington, D. C., news Item wblch
told ot Mrs. Youngs' testi-
mony befor e a spect.al Hou.se
sub-committee.
Here is the tnt of the let-
ter:
keep tbem drugged dally Is not 5 pills per day dropped in their One such Incident occurred ditlooal trattlc a.nd pollUUoo trlct has acted 10 good ta.lth 1n
the rigbt answer. mouths during their early when one of Mr. Hoover's as-ha.r.ards that our citizens do not deallo& wJth the company.
Tills program is a "mooey years? sistants WUiiam Sullivan was want or need. The taxpayer s of Costa Mesa
ma..lter" ••• truel Myself, an American mother, quoted ioterestlogly eoou~ at In summary, th.is project will and Newpo,rt Beach, faced with
(1) Before tbe chlkl Is put who belleves in healthy, oormal a UPI editors and publishers only benefit tile coUers ot the this year s catastroplllc in-
on tbese pills, he must be giv-children, am concerned!! I'd conference, to tbeeffecttha.tthe Irvine Company. To tbe ciU~ crease in school taxes, are 1n
en aJJ electroencephel.ograpb like to hear and read articles Communist Party "is ootlnany ze~ of Newport Beach Ibis oo mood to roUe such a geoer-
test (btaiD wave recording) to oo th1s subject. way causing or dlrecting or pro}ect will mean more un-ous aDi questionable gtttofpub-
see if be is susceptible to A "Mother and controlling the unrest we s uf. necessary coogestton and the Uc property.
epilepsy. u 1s my uoder st.and.Lng a "Taxpayer" rer today in the racial n eld providing of more city ser-A possible solution lies in an
that ec>Uepsy attacks can be Orange County, Calif. or iotheacademlccommuntty .. vices, thus requiring even lar-negotiated settlement by er-
brougtlt on by an overdose of Replying to a letter of ml~e ger municipal government and cbange of the Jamboree sltefor
ampheta.mloes. This lest costs MRS. MEOGER EVERS inQuiring into tllls matter Mr more reasoo tor new edlt1ces land where new schools wlll
in the $50.00 braeket. (You WILL BE GUEST HERE Hoover advised me that ••'in ~ and ta.x.es. be needed·-prtma.rily,if ootez-
don't chan doct r ) did h (S Ill ) lndl Respectfully, elusively, to serve lrYioe's ge 0 5 • Myrtle Evers, widow of slaln wa y e u van cate Mr. and Mrs Jack Hochadel future residential subdi"rlstons
(2) The pediatrician (school 1 chll Uberties leader Medger the communlsts were not in-915 TUler waY Any differences in values re~
referred, erpeosive,but good Is Evers will be the guest of voiYed in tomentlng disruptive Harbo VI lUlls n '
giYen to you to take your chUd 'at t nd 1 activities and racial dis-r ew ecUng the probable higher or cbildren to. hooor a par Y a recept on d " curreot value of the <Ustrict's to be given by the Orange Coast or ers. land ld be ted i "
(3) Everylxldy makes a ni ce Chapter of the American Civil A similar incident was the • SCHOOL SITE PLANS 11 .,• ~u fut equa ~redoi
profit, except the parent. The Llbertles Union report that the FBI had coo-Board of Trustees s or ure pure 5
c llnlc or doCtor's ota.ee does The affa1r ,;IU be held at eluded tbat the Natiollll Guard Newport-Mesa Unlfted acrealdge. This arrangement
DOt tate telepbooe calls to have 8 •·t ~ o I" was at tlult In tbe deaths that SchOOl District wou uold an outlay of cash p.m. ~ ur ... y, ec. "• at 1.n the present tight money mar prescriptioo.s reftlled. The the resideoce of Mr. and Mrs. took place durlng the Kent State Re: SchOOlsite--JamboreeRd. ket -
cbild mast be taken into the Haskell Sllapl..ro 287 Evening riots last spring. In a recent A news report ot a recent • Slncerely, om.ce e•erJ 30 d&Js ln order CaDJon Road, s~re ClWs. Re-tnterriew, Mr. Hoonr stated meeting ol your board lDd.lca.
• • • to han anotber prescription !reshments will be served. Do-that tt was the JusUee DeP.nt-ted the fol.lowioJ propoMd ust
Dear Slrs (aDd Mothers): written. Tbere is ao otnee call nation will be $1.$0. meat a.od DDt the FBI that tad or dl$li0Sitk:lo of 40 acres of
Haney D. Pease
:mt ColUD.S AYeoue
Balboa lslaad, Cal. I'm a mother who is also amount to be disbursed tor Attending guests are astedto come to this cooeluslon. distrlct-owoed la.Dd at tbe cor-
required to give my cb.ild tbese eYery mootb of tbesc:boolterm. bring an unwrapped new toy. £Yeo sucb relaU.,..ly eooser-oer of Jamboree aad Palisades YOGA CLASS AT OCC
amphetamines (four per day}. The pills are 18 ceots each, Collected toys wiU be given to YatiYe pubUcatioas as tbe WaH roads:
Here in tbe southland, Orange U you blO' small amou:uts. Lar-the children at the Falrvtew Street JourDal han been taken (1) New school admlntstra. llternaUo-.Uy kDcnrD Joel
County, California, ltisathriY. ger amounts of 100 are mucb Hospital. J.D. A recent JourD&l feature Uon eenter. LaPtraJ Sharma ot New Delhi
tog "buslness"l 1 agree with c beaper. story oo the FBI's "teo most (2) Locatloo tor a Newport will cooduct a muter class at
Mr s. Youngs and many oUter EYtu ta.lk1n« persoa-to-per-"SHORTSTU FF" t4EXT wanted" Ust quoted ooe Jora-Beach clty fire station. Or&DKV Cout CoUep Dec.l5.
mothers In my loalhinc of ad-soo witla tbe doctor, itlsiiJ'eed FOR I RVIH E THEATER than Lubell to tbe tttlect that (S) Return ot unused land at Tbe elass, limited to 30 per.
mlnlstertng these "pills" to that it la: a t1dous clrcJe. The In IDe Commllnlty Tbeater's poUUea.lly mottnted crlmes(by oriltlna.l purchase pr1ceof$30,· 1008• wiU be held al 11 Lm.
chtldren. scbool demuds II, the doctor oext produclioo "SbOrtst.utf " cOmmiiDilta aM otbera) &rt a 000 per acre to the lnlrtt 1n the wrestUnc room of the
ln this &eDetaUoo wberedrug prescrtbes tt, IDd tbe parent featiD'inB: a ettsi of 5, wtll ~~ ... mUwJr stati8Uc1Ddnce1Ye~ Compu.J blc:aut of DOO .. use of CJmB&Slum. Co.st Yill be $1 '*
abuse ls ooe ol the .oatlon'sbl.g. J(Yu 1D to tbem to reeeln ao clOOe works ol Jules FeWer Uclty slmplJ for poUUcal rea. lueS for ldaoOI parpoaes. penon.
rest problems, we're required more ''Pr'Unres" trom ltM: Arthur Hailey Ben W:addow' 1001. Tbe Jounal report uo. Your attllltioa 1.1 caUtd to Sbl.rma "Wl.5 formerly MC·
to give JOIID& ehUdreo pills to scbool. It's llU Aebti.Dc "City Jack Lanen 'Lee Kalebetm' tort .. telJ dld DOt aoUtY 1tl tbtiH facta· retarJ reoeral ol Yop later-
"sedate" thftm, becau.te the Hall." I bape am pr&J, eome .. ud other•. • ' reader• u.t Kr. Lubell hu As to U..m Mo. 1·-Tbt lilt Dltloa&l ln New Delhi. He is
JChool.l wut them Pnnl 001 wltb autborltJ cu &Dd dou Director Richard Dow bu bteo klnWled uadw oath u a of th1l ll.lld lor u admiAlltn· cooductinc classes Ln LoDe
Chl.ktr• are ctno lectures look 1Dto tblllatloaw"ldt Pf'Ob. cboeen AUct MaUck Tom Cornmn.t Putyorpglser &Dd Ute eeattr wu a ri.tal "-' Bt&cb.
aod memes teWq tbtm ''DOt'' 1em ol admlptccLac 1mphtta-Tbrtadp)Jd, J&lll SttYt.;,, Wes that Wbea qgeltiooed by tbe ta a 8Cb001 bold UlctloL Tbt L.I!TTERS TO SA.M T A
to tal<o dr-WUI Ia """'' m,_ to -.. ud tht P· ·-uc1 Got'doo Yeatoo u -to -Soearlty Sat>. fOiora rtjodtd tht -ud TOt Mnport Btacb J-•1111 the adliiU of todty'l Tho oromoal polls a .. _. to tt. tho cut. eom..-.-Ilia aiiiU.U.. theHmo tht prapoood-. Tbt Ebolia ro-a.u ehlldr• 1a
cblldreo doll~ mab tht drup, Tlloro iao1 -rcgl anll-"Sbortllull" _. Ju. u, w11J1 tho Parly, lit hid boOlad lll<tP'ItJ of tllal--ld l>t tho Mnport 11arJ>nr ar• 1o
aod doo't mU:o tht dlrtJ lllOY!os. &bit AJ111 IIIII tt -1 boto ud wW PlaT Fridays aoc1 Stl-tht FUI> A.._,'M'I" 8)' --rfll)fdtd, ktrry ud -t11t1r ltattolo
Tbo7 cloo1 bon tht eaplhl U tlloet ca Ulo c:fJI.Id lalu lo ordoJa b' l w..Uoda, tuvop tru1, - -aro uU.--At to lt11 Mo. 1--Tbt U:l SUta Cla•lo earo o1 thtMtw-
Wbort -11-YIIbt blame? lila, II & dllld Ia reqolnd to F*-ry 6 Ia tht old -11.w.t or ''flCIIIwioC'' ..... all>rdo a-· aod --port Boltft Pot1 Ollleo, Rlftr-
Wby art tilldr"' m&<~ora-late "-1,"-do,..-1o 'ucl'a BIOIU!-••QUilled-bolo&-., 101 -olllltiWorll-'-Afo. Bruck, Nnport
plp '*"-aebool oil!•!& Ia e--OOIIolate "" .. Ha.ll. 11oc1 u -? llf,J (llaelt Bu). a lou .,._ Btocll. hell--_...__
wlllll tbo eblldroa to bo "f<>. liP" pllia_A...,.....,,_ no--11ut bon ,...,.UJkiporud--Pld_....•IOibo-loood. ~·:4111~...::-tlez:: :::-u:=---=~ ....... 'f_CW. :O":"~::..":i =~:: .. :::::::.·,.,.~. ~,..;;~.:
_,., aellool?IIQI>o tooebtra .-? -did 10 DUJ .. • ............ , 1>t olo-IIJ --Jolr, CGOIIJ ud ~ -aro projoct of tht 1-hoD.
..... -_,, tho1 cloo'l -lo of .. put '"' -Calm.-a-loU .. OlllllJ ... -anllool>lo ... -.. -. lira.--(COrolJolia
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NEWPORT HARBOR EN~GN
ARST SECTION--Pit! 3
THURSDAY, DEC. 10, 1970
CORONA DEL ~AR, CAll ~
FORENSICS TEAM ·WINS
SWEEPSTAKES TROPHY
Tbe Oruce Coast College
foreulcs team scored Its blg-
cest wi.D of the year last week-
end wben It walked oU with the
neepstak.es trophy 1.n the West-
ern States championships 1.n
Portlaod.
OCC competed aplnst 450
.t~ots from 75 junior col-
leges, colleges and univer sl-
tles from throughout the West-
ern UD!ted Sta.tes ,
The wlo made U five sweep.
stakes victories in a row for
OCC this year. The Bucs ran
up 85 poil:ts for tlrst, followed
by Paclflc Uni ver sity, 70; East
Los Angeles College, 68; and
Lewis and Clark Univer sity,
40.
DCC entered 7 students in the
competition, and placed 6 in
the n.nats. OCC 's male debate
team of Bill l...aJlder s of Costa
Mesa and Mi.i.eMik.lausofHunt-
logtoo Beach won 6 rounds,
made It to the semiJina.ls and
took 3rd place.
The wom en's debate team of
Cathy Barrett of Corona del
EBE LL MEMBERS and their guests will enjoy a Christmas
bullet and view the annual parade of lights on the bay Mon-
day, Dec. 21, at the American Legion hall, 15th St. and Ba y
Ave., Central Newport. Thr ee of the Ebellltesassistlog wtth
the bulfet arrangement s are, from left, Mrs . Harold Ham-
mer of Corona del Mar, In charge or desserts; Mrs. Ra y
Nielsen or Newport Hei ghts, Ebell president, and Mrs. Jack
Frank, dl.nner chairman. Reser va tions !or the bullet and
to see the flotilla of Christmas boats shOuld be made be-
fore Dec. 17 with Mrs. Waldo Nyber g, 673-7797, or Mrs .
D. F. Mor gan, 675-9099. Butfet will be served at 6:30 p.m.
(Ensign photo.) --~-----_;_=---=--::--------Church News
The Lutheran Church of the are held at 9:15 and 11 a.m. In
Master, 2900 Pacific View Dr ., Newport Beach, ll a.m.tnCos-
Harbor View Hills--"A song of Ia. Mesa, and 10 a.m. In Harbor
praise" wiU be the sermon View Hills .
topic of Dr. WUl iam Eller tor • • •
the 9 and 11 a.m. Sunday ser -The PlymouthCon gregatlooa l
Mar and Dorothy McMillan of
Costa Mesa went undefeated
to win with a perfect scor e from
15 judges .
In addition to the debate tro-
phies, the team woo the follow -
ing awards:
Bill Lander~. flrstiu extemp-
oraneous and tlrs t in per sua -
sion.
Miss Barrett, 4th in extemp-
oraneous, aDd ei ceUence cer-
tificate In persuasion. Bruce
Williams of Costa Mesa, fir st
in exposition. Nor m Fr icker o£
Costa Mesa, 3rd in oral in-
terpretation. Shella Hannahanor l
Costa Mesa, 4th in ora l inter -
pretation. Mike MUd.aus of
Huntington Beach, ei cellent
certificate in extempor aneous.
CHRISTMAS PARTY FOR •
JUNIOR EBELL OEC.ll
The annwlchildr en'sChr isl-111!-J31rt ,\\~t;AL di nner dance of the Tuesday' Club of mas party sponsor ed by t11e c
Newport Beach Jumor Ebe lls -. •. Nf•Jrl J!,.riNr w:~.s held Dec . 5 at the Santa Ana OW'IttY
will be held Dec, 22 from l O Jqt •• \lr .. ICt) Wnght, at lett, served as special hostess.
to 0000 at the Ebell C lubhouse, \11 llq l' 1\•·nl,t·r!;, also shown here wUh Mr s. Wr ight and
515 w. Balboa Blvd., &lbo.1. l1u~1) II"' !>i~Jwn,J.n, was the chair man for the party, Mr s .
;.,.. 1<11•·!, ~.J , .t h o J.SSist('d by M mes.Br uno Nor man, F'red Mrs . Bradley Morton, sorl.tl ,t ~;t !\"•!•r , ,\n.;.elo Rerl•elli, Er ne st McC lellarld, Lucas chairman, is In charge of the . ·-!l , l• .. di.JL l'lie l.,s, C. T. Griffith, Huth Baker , Claude
eve11t, wh.i ch Is provi1led for 1 c " (Ph 1 b Ett 1 Mill ) the children or Jr. Ebell me111 _ •tlvio dli•l IUIIt·rt .>IJI"t:>o , o o y 1e yn er .
be~;~ta Claus is schedu le.'l 10 Choirs will
ar n ve .1bout 1100n and w111 rli ~·
tr ubute guts wath tt1e .i.ld of • y I
his helpers, Mrs . Ricllar•l sIng u e
Bechtel and Mrs. Warren F'1x.
Each child will br ing an orrw . I •
ment In help decorate "" S e e C tJ 0 n S ChriStmas tree, wh1c h will t..e • . ,
INSTANT T O NIC
Back m the uiJ J.,;.~ .1 th1n~ Ciillcd a "IOOIC cup"
wa~ J f:n onto; reml.',\~ for .tlm•"~' .Jfl)t hm~ that a1JeJ
you C heap. wn 'ou 10<._1~ :1 .:up madt' 0 f h illt'r
.,.ood aJJ<·J hn l ""'tl'l kt 1t ,leep T hen. v.hen
bmt'r, you ,h.tnl 11 \imf!lt'' 'c' r oo baJ 11 J1 Jn·l
do an~ good '-u".td.J~' ..._.1cnce ~1'e' us more re l1 ab le
med1cat10fl~ I \Cfl ,o ~nme f>e{>ple 'ullta~e "home
n:mcd1C'S .. v.hen thl"or •llnl"~'<"> re4l11rc more: dfecu,·e
mcd1Catl\lO I'I.J\ --.lfl· \\ hl;"n H>u t>r .J me m tcr o f
)OUT fJ.ffill ~ 1~ ill. -.ec~ ptvfc:~~lllflaf Cd ft' ~
ph)~ICI:t fl f01 Ji~!!IHl\lflg ,LflJ f!Tt''>Cflh lng
us for pre-..:nrtwn ..e n tee
Christensen ....
\our
co.~ II
vices. The observance of the Church, 3262 Broad St., Ne w-
advent season wil l continue with por t Hei gh ts--The Rev. Nor -
the lighting of the ''shepherd's ma n Brown will preach at 10
candle." The seruor tllgh youth a.m. Sumlay on "Where to go
will ho ld a week-end retreat at Christmas? To a house."
1onated to a needy ra mily. t·r J:r.sl~• dt '"""''"'"':l•.: Christmas goo:h es and purl" J; v .. ,., <~•! t,r t:..I1114 S 1 FROM MONDAY . DEC .
at Lake Arrowhead. • • • will be served, and speq .J.I t!• ,,,, '>ef•lt· i I·~ \ .. wport TO CHR ISTMAS EVE
• • Nigel Bailey has been elect-ga mes will entertain the tot s. b 11 , :Jllu:•r.o.n '•u rr I! Lholrs
ST A.N SWEENEY of the South-
ern California Gas \:o. will
demonstrate contribution s or
liQuefied natural gas to sur g-
er y, s~rsonlc transports and
smog abatement at a meeting
of Ute Newport Harbor Junior
Chamber of Commer ce at 7:30
p.m. Tuesday, Dec, 15, at the
Alrporter Inn. He will discuss
the major contributions that
natural gas Is making to Oflf'
of the newest and fastest grow-
lng sciences--cr yogenics--the
study of s\4)er cold,
The Fi.rst Baptist ChliCch of ed president of the men's tel-CIVIC LEACUE PL ANS
Newport Beach, 2501 Clili Dr., lowshlp at St. Andrew's Pres. CHRISTMAS LUNCHE ON
Newport Heights--Or. Walter byterian Church of Newport The annual Christmas JuJ\1'1!-
A, Pegg will pr eac h on the top-Beach. William Ruggles is the eon of the Woman's r 1vtt
Ic, ''Lone: befor e Bethlehem's oe~ vice president, and Jack League of Newport Har t.oor wil l
manger ," at 11 a.m. Sunday. Gn mshaw Is secr etary treas-be heW in the pa tio roo111 of tt.e
His topic at 7 p.m. will be ur er. The new officer s will be Auporter Inn on r..toud .. y, 0 ····.
'·The practi ce of sin," No, 4 installed In January. 14. Social ho ur wHi l!e .11 11 :30,
In the ser ies on First John. • • • luncheon at noon.
Bible s tOOy is a t 9:45 a.m . The Col4)1es Gr oup a t the Mr s. P.i.Ul Gr uber, p ro~,'T.i lll
Sunday and 7:30 p.m. Wednes-Newport Harbor Lut heran chairman, has arranged for 1_ u-
day. Church will hold a Christmas rona del Mar hi gh school M ... oJ.
party at 7:30 p.m. Dt'C. 18, r iga! Smger s to perfOClll !ol-
Each person Is asked to bring lowmg the luncheon. Tl1\'
a wrapped whi te elephant gift. Chn stm.as centerpieces un-
The l'On~e~tion of the Fir st
Baptist Church of Costa Mesa
has awar1led pastor emeritus
honor s to Ur. P. G. Neumann,
founding pastor or the c hurch,
who recently announced his r e-
tir ement. Dr. James 0 . Combs,
who P ined the c hurch staU
last s ummer as co-pastor , wa s
elected pastor to succeed Dr.
Neumann. • • •
• . . structE!I.l by Mrs. Fred Dupr .. ~.
Deacons elected to office by decorations chatrman, wLII bo
the congregation of the Luther . tor sale.
an Church of the Master, Har-
bor View Hills Include Mrs. YUL E CO~CERT AT OCC
Helene Keil Hawley Marion, A Christmas coocert of musil
Dr. Charles' Crone and Paul by Bach, Beethoven and Pink-
Quick. Fred Drews, who will ha m will be offered b} the Ur -
retire as deacon Dec, 31, has ange Coast College Comm ulUt}
ooen appointed treasurer for Chorale In the OCC Aurl1ton um
Christian Science Churches 1971. at 4 p.m. Der . 13. Tk kets at
··"God the pr eser ver or mao"
is the title of the lesson ser .
mon for this Sunday. Services
• • • $1 .sre avaJlable at tlu? Cvsta
St. Andrew's Presbyter ian Mesa C!ty Recr eaoon Depar t .
Church, 600 St. Andr ew's Rd., ment, or at the doer lh\' J .. ;
C!Uf Haven--Or , Charles Die r-of the performa.Iwe.
enfield will pr each part 2, "T he
Apostle Paul," in hi s advent
ser ies on guides to Christmas
at the a, 9:30 and 11 a.m. ser-
vices thls Sunday, At 4 p.m.
Sunday, the sanctuary cholr will
present the Christmas portion
of HaDdel's "Messiah " with
string accompaniment,' wxl er
the direction of Dr. Jonah Klie-
wer. • • •
Newpor t Unity Church, meet-
ing at l Sth St. and levine Ave.,
Clill Haveo--"Mlnd the over-
comer" wiU be the sermon
:opic of the Rev . Loren FUck-
.nger for the 10 and 11 :15 a.m.
services Sunday. A Christmas
musical program will be held
at 7:30 p.m. Dec. 17 outdoors
at the mall In Fashion Is land.
ALVAH M. GREEN, 60 ,
O F COSTA MESA DIES
Alvah Milton Green, 60, of
1955 BaleariC, Costa Mesa, died
Dec. 3 at Costa Mesa. Memor ial
Hospital. He was born March
25, 1907, to Pennsylvania, and
1 ~•m• to Orange COWlty 7 years 1 Pfl r I
P-\\f 'il
He was a district sales
manager with the Oliver Tlre
and Rubber Co., Oakland, for
27 years.
H71 /fl ·~(l
$25 .00
Complt"[t' ll om t Furnt.;hin,l!:" '
Survivor s Include his wile,
Katheryn; a son, Peter of Noank,
Conn.; a daughter, Joann Rich.
ard of Naha, Okinawa; 2 sisters.
Vir(i.nia McMurtrey of Port-
land, Ore., aod Bertha King of
Grants Pass, Ore.; aod4 grand.
chlldren.
Graveside services were bekl.
Dec. 9 at lbe El M.lra Cemeter y
1n Vacullle. Ball% MortiiiU'y,
Corooa del Mar, was In charge
of arra.opmeots.
ALLACE DEE DE BOR D
C.M. Dl ES AT AGE 82
Wallace Dee DeBord, az, ol
2!7 24th i'l., C06t:a Mesa. died
s'"..-.. 1q~ 1 Dee. I at Costa MesaMemorlal ~~~~;;;;;;~~~~~~~~~ HOJP,Ital. He wu born Feb. 15
MARINERS CHURCH
1881 to Uiu:tarl a.ad came to
Oruce COGIIQ 4'7 r eus ago.
He b&d Oftld a retall produce
""F1DISI tor 111&Q' Jtu'S,
.J! J, ) .. l I" SuudJ.}, Dec.
11. 1r 1Jll ( .. t!.~ hrst Chnst-
L• . ., ·~~· ·-t' ,;1 tlot: rece ntly
•I• :1 ,:.~! oi""' :,. Lll ti\'S.
:.or~ I ;JUrtl'HI ofth~ pro-
~' I 1.1 .. 1!! ~~~ 11'<-n IJ; the Chap-
"'· '•ulr urto !•"r \lot' hr ectioD
OJ I l'"d 1\, \l.o.r!lll, ltd th Ed.
A' •r: Hr .tll.su ... ~-~o r ;<l nts t, and
1·:· t • 1 :, ·· :,r..,J\-ul h:ge choir
Lr· ~L·I t.J• \J, r!o· \',dJez, with
1\ 1rh · > .. rJI\1\~· .. , oq ;a u.ist.
I '!• ; ru .. 'T ~11. A'J!l bE, pre-
' ··•IL"I I :• fJ.I<•ili.l! .siols on the
rr ... IIIIJf L.Jl .11•1•~s Jn•l lloeorga.n
, \lr. :,r.tii.Jlll:..
.. <.Jn 1 .. u Jf the pro-
.T .. ,I ~~!1 t~· tae CtlrJst mas
j.J<Jrllun Jf ll_.;J'], t'.; ~1£-3:.-lah by
tJ, .. !h.•:• ..;1 I!OOI ' t~oJr.
I :,,. i< .. 1. IJ.Q'II;';; G. Blain,
l>d ~tvr, .1:o. tnt \(t'v. Ronald
Nhrtf-, J SSISt.illt p.bl.Qr , wiU
re-.d frorr, !!!"' :.•. riptures and
,:IV,. (liP li!VO· .11!0[1 oilld bene.
.i :. )!~I'[ ; ,,._
to> .JU1':1"'m Ito.: ll.tlt: W. )oung
n.elloOI'•·•~ !IW to tot-useo.J in
!lit' :111! '' pOJ.-: .. u. of the
WE 'LL BE OPEN
NIGHTS
P.M.
Please Her This Christmas···
With J~,
ROBES and PANT ~ETS
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Dr. GleDD O'Neal, profeuor at Talbot Theoloct.ca.l
Stmtao, La Utrad&, 11 the pulpit mtntster ror tbt
10 a.m. ud '7:00 p.m. SIIDdaJ sen lees. Tbe B".
WU.U.a.m Actocl 11 cbmocb ~stor ud Is anUable
for fialtatioD ADI1 COWlAUn.c.
SUNDAY SC HOOL • • . . • • i :OO A.M.
WORSIDP SER VICE •••• , 10:00 A.M.
EVENING SER VICE,,,,, 7:00P.M.
SVT1901'1 1Dcllde lab wife,
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copied a Cbarpr pau aod re-
tuned U to the Newport U
with l :SO left lo the p.me.
Dan MoWca came throucb
with a.ootber clutch lntercep ..
Uon and the Cllargers drove to
the Pasadena 14 ya.rd line with
just seconds remalninc 1n the
game. With 4 seconds remaiD-
tng on the ck>ck an alert Bull-
dog Uoebacker stole the t».U
on the Last Cha.rpr run of tbe
season; the gun sounded just u
he was cross.lngtheCba:rger 15-
yard Une and be scored the t1rst
aDd only touchdown of the year
ag:alnst the Federation-Oran&e
rooo.
Coach Bob Gilbert's MJty.
MUll' blr w1.D in the opellJ.Qc
pmt ot the FederaUon llrala
pte the Oranp County teams
tbe momentum that carried on
tbroulfl the enUre day, with aU
5 Oranp County cbamps sweep-
IDC all divisions. This marked
tbe ft.rst time aoy section ever
domlDated the flDals ln such
tashlon LDd Is Itself a tribute
to the comblnatloo of great
talent aod knowledgable coach-
ing that is so much In evi-
dence in Ul.ls area.
Tbe Cllargers completely
domtoated lbe pme and pre-
pme strategy worked to per-
fection b'om Ute opening k.ick-
ott. Kirk Langdale came through
with a co~le of clutch runs,
~tttUllg a first down on the 3rd
play of the game and another on
4th and 1 to go on the Pasa-
deoa 12 yard line. Terry Peter-
son picked I() 5 yards. Dan Dud-
drldp and Dave MoiU ca alter-
nated, and with another 4th
and ooe situation Molllca cov-
ered the distance for the go
ahead touchdown with 2:45 re-
maining lD the tlrst quarter.
Duddrldge's kick was good, but
ao otf-sJ.de ~Uy took New-
port 5 yards back for another
PAT attempt and this ldck was
blocked.
Dave Mollica lntercepted a
Pasadeoa pass and Newport-
Mesa allowed but one first down
in tbe eotire nrst hall that saw
the S~r Chargers nw29 plays
to Pasadeoa's 16.
Rich Tomlin took a pass from
Langdale, alter Mollica's in-
terception. to ta.ke the Chargers
out of their own territory, and
Terry Peterson's boots kept the
Bulldogs deep In their own ter-
ritory during the entire game.
Peterson returned a Pasadena
punt 34 yards. Be n Rhyan aM
Bobby Brant tackJed the speedy
Bulldog backs for huge losses
to blunt several penetrations
that never could pln steam.
Newport got a big break ln
the 3rd Quarter when tbe Bull-
dogs got a bad pass !rom center
on a puntiog s ituation, and the
Chargers recovered the ball on
the Pasadena 19. Doddridge,
Mollica, Peterson and Lang-
dale alternated on power plays
tbat resulted 1n Duddrldge
booming over from the 2 tor
a 12-0 tally.
Kirk Langdale broke loose
oo a 44-yard touchdown run
that was nullltled by an Jl-
legal procedure penalty, Pet-
erson got oft tremendous
County champs.
The tlnal score of 12-6dldo't
indicate the SIC)er1or1ty of tbe
coach Bob Gilbert's team u
the Chargers got 10 !1rst d<nrns
to the Blldog's 2, ooe which
resulted from a penalty. ln a
stell.a.r defensive battle New-
port-Mesa got 144 yards to Pas-
adena's 30.
Kirk Langdale not only spark-
ed and directed theS\4)er Char-
gers from his quarterback spot
but was the top defensive player
of the game with the most tac-
kles, intercepting a pass andre-
covering a fumble. Other de-
fensive stand-outs were Ben
Rbyan, ~ Brant, Terry Pet-
erson, Milr.e Gilbert, Pete
Leuclr., Rich TomUn, Art Ols-
wang, Forrest Metcall, Steve
Bullington, Gary Seal, Mark
Happeoy and Paul Wyne. Offen-
sive center Mark Gauthier went
up against one or the top de-
fensive men in the federatloo
aod with a switch from Pete
Leuck more than haMied the
Bulldog defensive ace.
Rick Davis took over the
running back chores late In the
4th Quarter to spark the Char-
ger drive that nearly resulted
in another TO before the
··steal" gave the Bulldogs lbe
on ly touchdown ever scored on
th is "best ever" Jr. Pee Wee
team that was only the 3rd
Newport-Mesa Jr. All Ameri-
can team to take a Souttlern
CaWornia Federatioo champ-
Ionship, Ro!Ue Pulask.i.'s Cow-
boys took it all both In 1964
and 1966,
The Orange County champ-
tons made it an unprecedeGted
it' and slam by sweep1ng all dh·-
tsJ.ons. Tustin downed the Azusa
Pee Wees 26-6. The Garden
Gr ove Panthers took the Mid-
get crown with a 24-6 win over
the Temple City Rams, aOO the
Garden Grove Coyotes downed
the San Bernardino Apaches
24-14 for their Federation Jr.
DAVE MOLUCA goes over trom the one yard llne in flrst
Quarter action at the Charger-Pasadena game Saturday.
Dan Ouddridge, No,t30, in the rear, gives the victory sa-
lute. The Chargers won the title 12-6. (Vic Opalek photo.)
BRUCE SHARP Is pictured scoring the last touclldown ot
the season for the Newport Mesa Caballos, woo defeated
the Fresno-Hoover Raider s 15-0 Saturday. No. 20 at ten
Is Qua.rterbaclr. Jell Adams. (Ensign phOto by Vi c Opalek.)
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Tars are CIF champs
TM: Newport Harbor water Smlttl ta.llied (or Harbor with
polo team won lti 3rd Clf 4:26 to eo lo tbe 2!Dd quarter, :!,!at b;o=Ua~~~ ~=
Southern CaWornla Utle LD lhe mlkiAC It 1-1. Matt Greer eoo-1 14 5 to tat 3 d 1a 1n
last 4 yean frlda.y llllbt &t oeeted 011 a. peM.Ity shOt 17 en e • e r P ce
the Belmoot Plaza Olympic pool secooda later ct:fiDI Newport the tournameot. Guth Serge-
in Long Beach with a 5-4 wtn a Z-1 marpn. GncCa.rey came son, to a great lodh'ldual eUort.
over tne Sunny HUls La.neers. rtcnt bl.ct wttb & peulty shOt scored 6 gwls tor Corooa..
An overnow cr owd ot more a.od Ued U 1.1) tor Sunny HUts.
than 2,500 entllusiasUc spec-A presstnc defense by both
tator& cheered the 2 Orange tea.ma ud rlne plie efforts
County tina lists oo to a down hlg!tlllftted the 3rd quarter.
to the wire rifush that saw Cree Carey talUed aplll for
the Sailor s break the 3-3 thlrd Sunoy Kills to pve them a 3-2
quarter lie and go ahead on lead ttll.l held ~ until Jay
4th quarter !;'Oals by sophomore Farrer tied it up 3-3 wUh 52
Craig Fa.rmer <t.nd senior Jim seconds remaJniniJin the quar-
Srnlth . SeosaUon.al goal tend-ter . Rick Snyder fouled out with
lug by Newport's aii-CIF Ed 1:45 remalnlnc In Ute 3rd per-
Willie and Sunny Hills Gary tod and Jay Fa.rrer and Matt
Farris hlgfl-Ughted the dra-Greer fouled out In tile 4th
malic, thrill p:tCked champion-stanu, but the Sailor deplll
ship game. provided capable sUbstitutes.
Sunny Hills scored first In Crai& Farmer put the SaJI-
ttle openJng period on a lob or s ahead 4-3 with 4:18 remain-
shot by Gary Na)ilrlan. Jim tng in the pme. Hts f\.r st at-
tempt was bloclled by Lancer
plle Gary Farris, but a tre-
mendous 2nd eUort by Farmer
pme the Sailors thel.r 4th ~I.
J im Smith brolle through the
~EWPORT HARBOR Elllllll
11WRSOAY, DEC. 10, 1970
Chapel
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OCC second
in tourney
The Orantte Coast College
mlxed doubles team of Laurie
Cunningham of Newpor t Beach
aDd Cher ie Kay of Costa Mesa
took runner -up hOnOrs In South-
THE BALL Is droppine; tiU'ougtl the net as C4.ry Or gtll,
No. 23, sinks a tree through tor the Estancia Eagles In
their clllthanger 50-49 victory over the Harbor High Sailors
last Friday. Pictured here, fr om len., are Scott Holt, No.
ZZ; Cra.i~r: Hayes, No. 10; John Kazmer, No. 34 ; DouiZ Con-
fer, No. 31; Gary Or gill; Tom Ford, No. 32, and Taras
Young, wt» really does not 1\a'le 3 arms or 3 legs, but is
standing directly tn tront of a Sailor teammate. Orgill arv:l
Kazmer Ued for high point hOnor s wtth 19 each. Young
scored 14 tor the Sailors , aui Hayes had 12 tor the Eagles.
fEnsii!;'O pooto by Vtc Opalek.)
teoaclous Lancer defense for ;~.jr,..1;~!:~~~~~~ bts 2nd score of the pme and CAll TOOAY g.
Newpor t took a 5-J lead with
Zl secoOOs rema..lnl ng. Tre-
mendous defense by the Sailor s
and Newport goalie Ed White re-'Q
ce1ved oo1sy ovations for flis z
nu merous saves dunngthe!ina.l 11.
seconds or the game. Tile La.ll-"
cer s' all-CIF ace, Gar y NaJOU-a
la.n, gave Sunny Hill s a l.ast 'll
secoDd goal JUSt as the gun ~
sounded. tt.
540-1366 ~
642-0270 g
ern CaWorn1a In the s. C. jun-"""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""" lor cone~~:e champions/tip s at -
Long Beach.
A total of 278 players took
part ln tne 3--day tourney, with
entrant.s tram junior colle~s
throughout the Southland.
The OCC team beat Santa
NEWPORT · MESA
SPORTS SCENE
Montca'sBobPu deeand Ma.r ie WllH VICOPA.LEK Troll, 7-6, 7-6, to move Into _ _,_,_,_,_,_,;ii;i;.;..;;;.:;;;;;,;:;.;:;;;;_,_,_,_,_,_,_,;;;;
the final&. In the finals, they dropped a ti ght 1-5, 6_4 ded-A r eal foott::rall treat Is In
slon to RIC't Hochstadter and store tor the Newpori-MesaJr.
Pam Wilson of Pierce. All Amer ican footballers Dec.
1.n dlvisloo two, u1e occ 19'-~neo they are ltooored at~IK!
team of Robert Cunningham ol Pasadena Bowl ~me. Cal Sute
Newport Beach and !leather at LQng Beach Will be ~hewest
Fosdick of Costa Mesa lost to ern football power ~tng up a-
Harry Blans and Mule Spiro g;unst a colorful Loutsvtlle
of Pier ce 6-Z 6-4 In the semi~ team in;;. 2 p.m. game 1n the
finals ' ' ' Rose Bowl d.t Pasadena.
ln d.lvtston si:x OCC •ISO ad-Th1s c lassic was formerly
vanced to tile s~mi-finals with ca \~ed the Jr. Ro~e Uowl game
tile team or Dave H!ct\ardson ol as 1t ~a.tched the JUnior college
HuoUngton Beach and Helfli champiOns , but the format was
Gress or Midway City. In that changtld and oow named the Pas-
bracket UleY lost a 6-l 6~2 adena Bowl. The PasadenaJun-declsio~ to Jack Kramer: son lor Chamber of Co mmen:e
of the professional, and Bar-sponsors this annualat~lr. The
I:Ja.ra Ma llard of Pierce. Pasade~ Bowl game ts one of the 10 NCAA post season bowls
BU CS LOSE 62-59 sanctloni!IJ in the United States
The Orange Coast Coli~KC and in atteodance, usually ranks
Pirates lost a see-saw battle a.roulld 6Ul ever y year .
to Riverside, 62 to 5!1, in the Long Beach State boasts one
OCC gym Tuesday rugh t. Tht' of the top ba cld1eld aces In the
ba.U-Ume score wa s 31-29 for country in Leon Burns, as San
Riverside. Pirate scorlni m-Diego Slate round out when IIley
clOOed Cooroy, 13; McLendon were upset by the 49ers. The
and Larder, 12 eact:; U\Ule, only losses Long Bellch suffered
6· GoswiUer and Cate 4 each· were at the hands or the Pa-
Wauers and Austin '3 each~ ctllc and the Univer sity of Ha-
• ' wa.li teams. The LouisviUeCa.r.
dinals won the Missouri Vd.lley
conler eoce crown d.nd played a
top notch schedule thatmcll.lded
Southern IU lflOIS, Florlll4 St.tte
and Dayton, au powerful wt:le-
peodeols.
Harbor coach Ernie Johnson
was the detens1ve coach al Long
Beach for a couple years be -
tore Ne'*POr t principal Chacles
Godshall persuaded l1im to ex-
ercise his magic .tt ~ewporl
Har bor H1 gll. EnUe wa s the
featurE!!"! speaker at the Cor-
sair bart}uet, d.no.l Mark Ken-
nedy and Pete McGow,w re-
ceiv ed t11e outsb.ndiug player
awards.
The l:.nsu:n sports stair is
((",mtlnu~J ,1n Page 6)
E ... GLES EDGED 5<·51
Guy Orgill lUI for an amaz-
ing 33 points Tuesdd.y rugtlt. but
the Estancia Eagles ..,.ere edged
by MisSIOO VieJO 54 to 51. It
was a close g-.une all the w•y,
the haU -ttme margin be1niooly
24-ZJ for the Diablos. Estancia
scor ing included Moore, 7;
Zelsdorf, 6; Thomas, 3, d.nd
Hayes Z.
A SE~SATIONAL SA VE by S,ii\or goalie Ed White Is showD
10 thts J.cllon photo at the CIF limls. {VIc Opalel photo.)
HARBOR HIGH principal Charles Godshall, left, and ath-
letLr~ (hrector Jules Gage wer e among the llappy specU.tors
at Uoe (I ~ WJ.!er polo ehamplonship g-J.me. (C»alek photo.)
The win continued domin:.~.nee "
or tne water polo ri eld 10 t11e Q
CIF by local teams. Co ronil. W
del Mar won in 1%9 aOO New-Yi
port tooll it ail In 1966. l%7 ~
and 1968. Newport coacll (j11l 11':
Barnett received the usual ac -R
colade or the t.raditiooal dip In i
the pool lor the Newport vi c-'it · ..., lll'·hu "•••• • ... .,..twl ~•••••• '~••"
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tors, athletic director Jules ~ ;:·~":..::''~"~"~·~· ~·~·:·~:::::"':'-------, Gage and Newport pnnct,pl.al
Charles Godshall, were among 'fr 200Jo OFF ~o~.~~~H
tile overflow crowd th.at wIt-ti L--=-,-:---,--_::...:=:.:.__J
Dessed the sti.rriniZ match. il_ 1 702 NI W .. ORT ll VD ., COST A MESA at 17tt.
Tbe Sea Klnp trom Corona ll.eat-=:~t!i:us:na:,_~u:.:~l«<!,::<~~'<;'~~~!!!~~
,Caballos beat Raiders
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sam)le Ste1nwa) console, nev-
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and were rorc..d to punt. Woody
Akana, one of the top defen-
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1 year, blocked the klck arv! it
wa s recovert:<l b) :>oewport on
he f r!:':iLlO 16. StC\'e Tereg1.s
wept left entl for lht-ohstarlct>
nd ma1l(• 11 -; -0 on hiS sue-
ess(ul PAT run WLttl 1:58
eft 1n U1e f1rst Quarter.
yeoman )Ob at center
C.aballo offensive unit. 20 word• or le11 1.50 1.50 3.00
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31 word• lo .AO .,..Of"ds 3.00 <.00 5.00
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all ma.kes. Tires and aU re-
placemeot parts. At Balboa
Mercantile, ZOO Main Street,
Balboa. Phone 575-7282 •
GAR AGE SALE --poodle pup-
pies, mother. M ln1 bllle,
chairs, color comblnatloo.
For rent --&enllemao, m.u-
ter bedroom, color comblna-
Uon. For sale --orpa, pia-
no. Wanted .. ha.Ddyman.
536-8578.
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oo your ne• carpet-r emat"e
them with Blue LIIStre. Rent
elec:trtc. shampoer $1. Crowo
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Doe 1/l-. $4, ,._ ..
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-· $8 por elul. PliO• 1'/S-471 ..
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A bad pass from 'i•nter JJld LEGAL HOTICE
a Caballo swarmm~ ,Jefense tha.t ---"'~"'-o_o"-""-'=''---
tackll"''l the Ha.tder Wck in the PUBLIC NOTICE
end rone gave t\e-.vport a 9-0 :\otlce is hereby given that
I eat! wilh 6.35 le ft m the 4tll the Notice or Public Hearinc
period. Dave Gibbs and Tom dated December 3, 1970 a.od
Benvenuti combmed for the pertaining to Zone ChaJige Am-
tacllle. endment No. 275, a request ot
Bruc~ Sharp c \Jm.aed his the lrvine Company to arne~
tremeodous 1970 season by a portion of otstriclin&: Maps
go1ng ror 131 y<trtls Ln 19 car-Nos. 43, 45 and 62 b"om u Uu-
r les, .l~i .1. 7-yard touchdown ctassuted District to a PlanDed
run in the 4th quarter, with4.;16 Community ~P-C) District; aDd
en in the game. The PAT nm-further to amend the North
rung attempt was stopped bytbe Ford PILlnnetl Community Qr ..
sturdy F"r esoo defense, aDd the dlnance (A-242). to aUow Ueht
game eoded at 15-0. lDdustry, reseuchtndde .. lop-
Steve Teregts ruShed for 85 meat, busillessaodprotesslonal
yards in 1~ carries and tot omces and commerclaJ usesoa
help rrom Pat Shaughnessy u a tota.l o( ZSO acres kK:&ttd
he olfense rolled for 352 ~ between Mac.Arthl&r BoWeftrd
n 52 carries. The Caballos and Jambone RC».d, oortb ot
completed 5 for 14 passes iood Bl90n Road. tasbeea.resctDIStd.
or &4 yards while shuttinc out Notice is fUrther if"• Oat
the Fresuo aerial attack &lid a pubUc. tJeul.nc oo said IRIU-
restrlctinc \ale Raider otftoa eatton will be bekl at a -..
to ooe ftrsl down. wbJc.h t.hty 10' sequeot da.le, ume a.Dd pill~ to
OD a aJ.ce 14-yud rWL be dDO\Detd, wbeD aU PW·
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The Ferraro twtn.s, 'Wllle a.-! 100• lDtensted rnaJ lllP'U ud
Muty, lt!d the de feaR abtf be beard tbereoe..
uststld by Wood.)' ADD&, Du e Ooa R. AdlrtDIOD., Secretlr1
Glbllo, K• r .. QnJch, liar< N•wport S.clt City
WI.J.MJ, Tom S...ecut1, Cbrta PI&Daln1 Comm:Lcldor&
Polt .. la, ud Pal SllaucfloeSIJ , P11bUA: Doc. 10, 1910, ll>
Brad CrHO tuned lA uothlr the Newport turboT f.:utp..
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The Model 110 also comes w1th a remote-control external
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SPORTS SCENE "EWPORT HliRBOR Ell~ Gil
ARST SECllQN --P .. 6
lltURSl!AY, DEC. 10, 1!10
CORONA DEL ~R, CAI.I F.
N.B. 1UILDUI6 PERMITS
A Ultlo -" miiUoo Ill perm.tts durlnc December for lmproYemut at 65 Fubioa Ia..
lltwporl Bot.eo '110\lld tllabi!Jb lalld, $9,000, ud olllet rtmod·
tile z ... bl-&III1UIJ total Ill tUII( at 100 Newport C-
tbe citY's lllltory but would be Dr., $S,OOO. tar sbol't ot tbe ail Ume record • CORONA DEL MAR
of $58,268,980 set last year. ftueea Rtebatda, earport
Tbe rwaoer-~ total DOW ls wttb balcony ewer, S09 Nar-
$4.4,!18,2S6 set lD 1968. Wltb etssu AYe,, $1,100.
tbe $3,166,841 ln permits ts-J. Zubteta, add wet b&t at
sued durLD.g November, the end restaura.ot, 2920 E. Coast Hwy.,
of November total for this year $1,000. I soles to be sold at cost + 10%
1'------
(CoGIIA•ed 11om P&IO &) Ulo CYP: Wt Will bt -ldll(
ottvlD( Ha.rboor ana fUI u wttll tbl he....,.U ooacbe1 111.
attnetln -. lor otW ldull tl>t Nowport.X-to m o1
olll>oerlboro: tlltJ eu pt a ,__ tilt aellritlu to
JIU''I Nl«.rlpUoa to tiM..,,.. tbt JCMID buttttl&1l ICe lit a-
paper, a CYF membersb!P, a kJGCwUbtbtboolterclM.(&-
Uc:Ut to tbt Puadea& Bowl ruts lDS otblriUm>lied 1ll tbta
pmt, ud be able to oo.t IC> typo of aetl\'U;J. Tbt -u
to 10 JOUtb•--aU for tM tar-Mcmeot 11 l1mUir to tbt Jr.
pin ra.te of $5. Receat sub-AU Amerlcutootballltt-!4»but
serlbl:n canobta.Jntictetatrom •tth the taautba.U croupa d1-
tlle EuJ.p. fbr $2.50, whlcb •tll reet)J' tmolYed wttb the putot
tnc:hade tbe same bosUq pr1Y-booster clOO aDd basketball
lieges aDd &lso reet.sters tbe staff. It discourages reeruu.
subscriber In OW' CYF (Cal-t.ng of a.U.star teams am 1.&
;
Uornl.a. Youth-Sports Feder&· more cooceroed wttll develop-
UoD), a.n a.U year sports orp-inc and wortlng .-tth younp-
llir.a.Uon that 1Dchades lbe top ters lD their own district.
athletic boosters in tbe state Slmllarly associated &I'~S
aod in addition oUers the CYF a.re located 1D the san Fer-
membersbJp card bolder d.ls-n.&JlOO Va.lley, Ventura. Omard,
Is $41,464,683. Ma.))r itemdur-Jim Rlttet"mal. add.lUoo m:1
tng the month was the Issuance alterations, 220 llartcold Ave,,
of 42 permits for dweWnp tn '9•000•
the Bluffs uea for a. total value • LlNDA LSLE
Just i.n excess of $1 mlW.On. W. M. Ferdi, Z-story, 1-
w 1PIANOS
I ~ 850 WURLITZER . $395
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Weber C011aole
beaulilul wolnut ... Big Savings
1095 WolnutEmett .............. ..
!
'695 1
Used Steinway . . . . . .. . .. f695 I ti ~ ~
5 Dainty Apt. Piono .................... $489 ~
~ 615 &Mrew Ko.hl er I w ~ r; rtnt retll"' .................. Pwy •" M .. 11ce "' * George Steck Grond ................ 5685 ~
~ Milton Spinet . . . .. ............ $487 ~
W Theu "' ;ust sarnpln-lots rnon here ~
W Open Mon. thru fri. Till 9 Sundoy 1·5 ~
\J I • OW DOWN-l.ASY IAHIC TfRMS ~ u ~ ~ SCHMIDT MUSIC CO. ~ a HAMMOND OliGAH, STIIHWAT .l TAJUMA ,AHOS
W 1907 N. MA IN ST., SANTA AN.A ~ :! 54 7-6056 bt•blb~ .. 1 9 14 ~ ~ u p:..'"'M~~A~~u;o.::k«-'dltW ___ !I!!I'" -''""-.._BI',_,
''ONE OF THE YEAR 'S
FUNNIEST COMEDIES."
"A BRILLIANT
PICTURE!"
_...,. "''"4 ''• -l•• •• ,. •. • "OEL!GHTFUL'" ... _ ... .. ,. .. . -
Followlng permits were Ls-unit dwelllng. No. 54 Lid
sued during the fi..Qal week of lsle, $87,000. count tlckets tor other pre-Los Vegas. Pboeoi.J, LosAnce-
rntum sports attractions, tn-les, South Say aod Su. Dtego.
chtdl.ag the Los Angeles W-Alter a few yeus t.n the bask-
ers, the Ki.llgs, coUegeaodpro-etball scene, the CYF' includes
fessioaal football games in both key otti.cLals fl'Om these re-
Los Angeles and San Diego. gions, and tbe Easter a.od Labor
Tickets for the CalUorn.la An-Day tournaments will only Ln-
gels, Los Angeles Dodgers :uJd. elude teams that quallly for
San Diego Padre pmes will be tbese att.urs.
Included in future promotions. InstrucUona.l cllnlcs and
ruther i.oducementsfortheCYF sign-'4)s will begiD as sooo as
member will inc~ude discount the coacbes ca.o a.rraoge them,
bargains in vu1ous athletic a.nd we will ha.ve specta.lattra.c-
supply purchases, so it sbould tions With the various CYF
be quite an laiucement for all boosters whO are on our bOard
concerned. of directors and involved 1n
November:
• EAST UPPER BAY
l.D.H., 42 dwellings Oil Vista
del Oro aDd Vista.Suerte, valued
trom $Z3,S94 to $26,152 tor a
total of $1,034,083,
Eldoo Kiebler, circular steel
stairs at Z006 Vista Caudal
$Z,OOO. '
,. NEWPORT CENTER
The lrvtoe Co., tenant space
Jail verdict
in stabbing The Orange County champ-basketball in dilferent capact-
ions who swept all the F'edera-ties. This l.Dcll¥1es some very
Uon titles will all be tntro-well-known stars, so there are duced at the Bowl game. The some real treats for prospec-A Las Vegas man charged
Newport_ Mesa Charger s, of Uve CYF parUcl.pa.nts. Join our with stabbing a pollee om.cer
course, won the Federation Jr. CYF' -Ensign ~rts team now, wtth a ballpoint pen during an
Pee Wee crown, so will be a-and this Pasadena Bowl game ls arrest has been sentenced to
mong thfl hOnor ed guests. All a nice introduction.
6
days to jl.tl. N M Th u~-bo Kenneth Duane Wright, 27,
ewport-esa Jr. All Ameri-e •...a r Bowl game, was bouOO over to Superior
cans are invited, inc liJdin~ our where the Caballos edggd the c Cowboy team coached by Rollle visiting F'resoo-Hoover Ra.ld-ourt on a felony charge but
Pul..l.sld. The Cowboys won the er s, was an e.a.mple of what a be was convicted of a misde-
Conti.oental league this year. little orgaoi..zation aDd mow-meanor assault and ba.tte:r;yona
Pulaski's Cowboys were the how can do to promote a oetgh-peace officer in the JUDe 19
only team from Newport to win borhood sports get-acquainted stabbing of Newport Beach pa-
a Federation Utle before this altalr. All coaches and boys troTihmeanvRicenetl Beshear,
28
• .. , . m a r eserve O.LU-
year, and they did U twice, 1n en}Oyed the verbal get-together cer suffered 'a punctur w und
1964 ~ 1966. and plans _are to ma.ke U an on 'the right cheeit. ~e 0
was
All 10 all, it should be a big annual atfair. treated at Haag Ho ita.l
day for Newport-Mesa football I.Jlcidentally, the only other Wright initiall ~r ~ed
fa.ns and it would be a fitting team comparable to this year's a drunk in ubu/ cha/ w~
tribute lor our young Jr. AI! Caball~ team was the 1961 fined $100 pfus penalty !:~ess-
Americans aoo other youthful Northndge Midget team led b)' ments by Sl4)erior Court Jud
athletes. This attraclive sub-quarterback Dana Potter. The Robert L. c rf ge
OUTII COHS 'I
scription bonus would be a way Northridgers swept aU South-
0
man.
of expressing thanks to the only ern Calilornia oooors that year
paper in the beach area that and thelr donneybrook wltb
gave the coverage the youogs-Lakewood was a classic. Most
ters so richly deserved. of the Granada Hills city champ-
The Ensign wUl be putting lonship team were members of
out a 1970 sports supplement our Northridge team, gotng up
with speci..a.l recognition to the against San fernando high for
Newport Harbor CIF water polo tne Los Angeles city title. Our
c hampions, Corona del Mu's PR work with "the San Fer-
wa.terpololrvtne league champs nando Valley conference in-
the Harbor Sunset league foot~ volved worlr..ing wUh a. lot of
ball co-champs; Coach Ernie boys on both teams going for the
Johnson, Sunset coach of tile City Utle.
.
Open Nightly .t 7:00 p.m.
Sund•y at 1:45 P·'"·
"ONE OF THE
YEAR'S BEST
FILMS!" :GP,
• BALBOA ISLAND
L. F'. Parker, repairs,
Grand Canal, $1,000.
• CLIFF' H.AVEN
St. Andrew's Presbyterian
Church, 600 St. Aodrew's Rd.,
relocate trout door, add parU-
tions, $1,400.
T. Parker, add room at 636
St. .lamAS Rd., $8,000.
• NEWPORT HEIGHTS
A. P. Brandenburg, addition,
453 Tustin Ave., $4,000.
• BALBOA
Henry Lefebvre, 616 West
Ocean Ft., 2-story dwelling,
$30,356.
• NEWPORT
M. E. KoUord, 2-&tory, 3-
unit apartment building, 5Z4
Clubhouse, $50,000,
J. P. Hooton, 2902 W. Coast
Hwy., concrete block buUdlog
for whOlesale auto pa.rU; $ZO -000. ' •
Ernest Aversa, aUeraUons
at 6602 W. Ocean Ft., $2,000.
THE
IEWU~
THEI.o'l'll
MON. T1wlol F«t. stun 1
COMTII.IOUS SHOW
SATHSUM.fiOM2
IMtGAIN MAT N.1
l V1«'r WID. I P.M.
•·;-,u ••
year; the all star berths of the Forming a nucleus for the
area foolba.llers ; the Estancia Lakewood team gunning for the
Irvine teague runner-ups a.OO Clf AAAA fioa.llsts are the
C IF' play-off record; Phil same boys that gave Northridge
Brown, the lrvme league coach (Grall3.da Hills) their toughest ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;!~;;;;;;;;.;~;~~~~~jjiiiljliiij;;ij~~;~~-~-jjiii .. ~---of the year, and acknOwledge-game ever. La.kewood and •-----------'
ment of the record number ot Bishop Amat go at it Friday
awards won by our hlgl"l school, nigllt in the Coliseum at 8 p.m.
junior high, and Jr. AU Ameri-The Cabrallos and Garden
ca.n super -athletes . It !las been Grove Panthers could rank with
a banner year, so H will be any of the top Midget teams de-
quite a WTa.p-up edition. We'll veloped In the last 5 year s, so
need some contributions in pic-the compuison with Lakewood,
tures, records, Pte., in areas San Fernando and the Granada
we might not be aware of, so be Hills teams Is just an e.a.mple
sure to contact us aod let us of the benetlts oUered by such
nave the photos aod information programs as the Jr. All Ameri-
so proper credit can be a-can in Orange County and simi-
Men's
warded. tar noes In the San Fernando
A little more information on Valley· and Lakewood sections.
Men's
leather Oxfords
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Promontory case delayed ... of soc:l4 NEWI'ORT HARBOR E~g~
ARST SECTlO~--Pate 7
111URSOAY, DEC. 10, 1970
CORONA OR MAR CAUF .
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0 HOW SHOWING-
iiiii'IWIIIII ..... .. ,.. -ltllllllh?
Tbo N-Blo<b Plu-
Commllt:loa_ 111 a meet~
lui TbWod&J, eootlouod .. _ tho llnl ol tile
a pubUc IMorlDJ oa tile
CotiJIIU)''I plu to COD-
ISZO ~»UimtDt IUllta on a
alte at Promoutory
OJetlootl.o,g lOWer New-
The action Dec. S, followed
5 botD's cl d18cuaslon be1ore
overno. crowd of 300 to
400 persons cpposlD& the pro-
ject.
CommlsQon Chairman John
J. JU:osty Jr. moved for the
continuance to allow a "fresh
start rtgttt after the first of
the year."
The project will be discus-
sed aplndlU'lnga special meet-
tog teotatitety set for Jan. 5.
The commlsslooers 41rected
the statt to seek a larger meet-
ing hall • ._perbaps one of the
schoOl auditoriums 1n the clty --
to allow' accommodation of the
tar ge crowd.
An attempt by the irvine Co.
to sbow' slides to demonStrate
the plans tor the pro}ect re-
sulted In some commotion at
the Cit)' Ha.1J cblmber. note
.... a
Tbe blladl had bMD tli.W to
cut out ll&fil comlDJ IIIIo the
room from oeuby ltreet lipta:.
Ttlla acUoc t:roupt ao UIJ'Y --::::--:=-::-;:;;::-:;· ~!:~,!!,!!~.!-.!!~~~ rapptng oa the wlodows, People U you bear Jeu Taylor of
had waded throu.c:b the sbtub-Sal Mar Tra¥81 Bveau I.D CO-
bery 0\tside tbl meetln& ball rooa del War llumm1Dcthewed-
to peer through the wl.lldows. dioc mareb, sbe'a Just praetl-
The blindswereDOtonlyopened, clnr tor ber Dee. SO wedd!Dc
but raised to allow a clearer to Sob HyJdu ot TUBtln ••• Hoo-
vtew for the dozens o1 people eymooo plansloeltadeaCRUISE,
surrounding the outside of tile of course, to Jamaica.
hall. • • •
Many members of the crowd Now bere tell, U you didn't
were on ha.nd toprotestthepro~ happen to ootlce that shriek of
}act, conteoding generally that Joy ema.oalln& from the New-
the area-~and parUcula.rly the porter lnD golf course a lew
intersection of Bayside Drtve weeks aco, it was oooe other
and Martoe Avenue to the south-than Jessie HUI, Corona del
east or the complet:--lsalready Mar C of C's girl Friday,
overcrowded. maldog a HOLE IN ONE! Jessie
Also on the commlssloo's declares that ha.vtng her daugb-
ageDda, but never reached, was ter, Y.arUyn. assistiog the n-:
another lrvioe Co. comple:t:--ecutives at the Newporter InD
the Balboa Whart. didn't be~ a bit In a.chierlng
Th.ls project Lnvolves 3 rest-her mtracuklu.s goU feat ..•
aurants and ~vera! small spec-She did u all by berseltl
laity shops on the bay south of
the ap;~.rtments and a oew ta~.MRS. UTT IS GUEST
goon, directly across from Bal-lo F G. 0 . p . WOMEN
boa Is land. Mesa Verde Republlcan
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LET US HELP
.... FIHD YOUR HEW HOME .
KIND S J.HD SIZES
FROM
WE HAVE MJ.HY
TWO BEDROOM AND TWO BATH HOME SOUTH OF
HIGHWAY AND WITH (WOULD YOU BEUEVE IT)
A BASEMENT,
TO
SIX BEDROOM HOME WITH TliREE AN D A HALf
BA.Tits, FAMILY ROOM, POOL, VIEW, THREE fiRE-
PLACES, AND MANY CUSTOM FEATUR ES!!
LET US HELP
••••
ALSO
ARLENE TIGER
VASSILI LAMBRINOS
ANDRE lANDZAAT
Women hekl lnstallaUon of at-salvage trial extended ~=~~~::'~ht~~':":.~':~~
James utt, widow of Conuess-
DUPLEXES
$48,500
BUY
each
SEVERAL!!!!
MAD~D I ROME ., ... ,
CINEMITION INDUSTRIES
o J.LSO PL.t.YIHG,
The trial ne•spaper salvage
P~.ogram w1U be expanded to
areas to facilitate a re-
in collection costs,
Beach ·Genera.! Ser-
Jacob F. Myn-
said yesterday .
the past 3 months, the
has been conducting a. trial
!P«>g<a'm In certain areas of
Tbe Mea-Cal Corp-
1 or~lk~ of Santa Ana has been
its trucks a.od personoel
the newspapers.
to a Men ..C al
has oot been
to break even on the
costs of collection and reve-
nue r eceived from sale of news-
papers. In an attempt to re-
duce the costs of collection by
1Dcreaslng the tonnage each
pickup day, the tri.al program
ls being eJpa!lded to include
additional areas Of the city, Mr.
Mynderse said. Residents of
these areas llave been noti!1ed
that they are oow Included in
the trial program.
Mr. Mynderse said the news-
au areas lnchr:led in the trial man Utt wu oooored guest
program. The pickup weeks are at the e~ent held In Newport
those beginning Dec. 14, Dec. Riviera Clubhouse, Costa. Mesa..
28, Jan. 11, and Jan. 25, etc. New officers are Mrs. Wll-
Resldents are requested lc u.m J. Collum Jr., president; "0"' Y. rD" "'l(J.j/i place their bundled newspapers Mrs. Fletcher Stewart, tlrst u n .-AJ\n
out for coHeetion on their flrst vice presideri.; Mrs. Burton I REA.L TOR \ refuse collection day of these A. Wilder, second vice presl-
weeks. _ dent; Mrs. Calvin Sumrall. third 3250 bst Com ... .,.....,
Mr. Mynderse said the areas vice president; Mrs. Mark s_ CorOM del Mlr, t.lifofn••
oow included in the trial news. Webster, recording secretary; PMN: ti7l-2222
paper program are: Westclltf, Mrs. William F. Hall, corres-1 "::--===~============ Baycr est, Dover Shores, Har-pondlng secretary, aoo Mrs. 1.'
bor Highlands, the area from William Rorick, treasurer.
ttnd to 23rd Streets between
Tusti.D and Irvine A venues, Lake
Park Lane, Private Road, MRS. BARBARA BEEGLE
Heather Lane, Vista Ba.hla 0 F C. M. 01 ES AT 80
Tract, Anniversary Tract, Lido Mrs. Barbara. June Beegle,
Island, Irvine Terraces, Shore 50, of 149 E. Bay St., Costa
CUtts, Cameo ShOres, Cameo Mesa, died Dec. 6 ln a con-
Hi gh lands, Corona Highlands, valesceot hOspital In Dana
Centerview, HarbOr Vlew Hills, Point. She was born Aug. 5,
Broadmoor Hills, and the area 1920, in Walla Walla., Wash.
north of Coast Highway and and carne to Orange County
south of 5th Avenue from the 20 years ago.
east side of Marguerite east to Survivor s Include 2 sons,
Hazel Dr., Corona del Mar. Dan of NPwport Beach and Rob-
SOROPTIMISTS BRING
TREE TO GIRLS CLUB
ORIGINAL
Harbor View Hills
papers w1U, as io the past, be Gi r ls Club of the Harbor
ert of the U.S. Navy; her mother,
Mrs. NetUe Parks of Costa
Mesa; 2 sisters, Mrs . Char-
lotte Fry of Costa Mesa and
Mrs. Margaret Issack.s of Ore-~~~k-~ _ ~ :::~Y-~t~:~ -·-~~~ ~n idAer<ea:orau'",,Jo,y~t~en:.a~l.ti~!
punch and cookies 514>-
bY the Soroptimi.st.s ot
Ha.rbor Area . The club is
sebit:q Christmas:.elrd:!
lhe women's ward at fair-
:;on.
Funeral serYices wlll be held
today, Dec. 10, at 3:30 p.m.
at Westcutf Cha,pel, Interment
wiU be at Pa.cWc View Mem-
ltORk ltANTEO
WORK WANTED. Excellent
clea.Diag lady available. IYlS-
0310 or 548-7197.
. Jaul's ~lofttere
AND GIFTS
(formerly Frederilc's Flori st)
Let us handle
your Christmas
decorations and
parties
e POINSETT! AS
REO-WHITE-PINK
e ROPING
e HOLLY
e Gl F"TS
e h41STLETOE
e WREATHS e DOOR BADGES
e CUSTOM HOUOAY ARRANGEMENTS
ANO CHRISTMAS GIFTS.
• FLO WERS BY Wl RE.
HOW OPEH DAlLY 9 TO 9, SUNS. 'TlL 5 P.M.
F r•• estimotes • Deli very S•rvi c•
2626 E. CO.t.ST HWY ., CORONA DEL MJ.ft
644-8990 '----===;;;;;
GERMAN , SW~,CONTrnENTAL
and AMERICAN FOOD
Open daily
for Lunch and Dinner
t*' FEATURrnG
B~EF and CHEESE FONDUE
''WUNDERBAR"II!
display of Unique Gifts
,, A! DIFrEREHT KINDS OF BEER
IMPORT!D AMD DOMESTIC WINE m
•: FOR YOUR DINING PL lASURE
<I ';1-ISTI!H TO TUHI!S AND SOHGS 8Y ,..4 J} L·t,..R·R·Y 11,.£</o.DL-E.S ....-
!646-SIIU-Closed SUnday -646-5313
414 N. Nnpart Newport
hospital.
Soroptlrnist club wasor-llgaw••"' l4 years ago, aod tM
orial Park..
CONCERT HOT AT UCl
The Orange County Ph1lhar-
o l BIG BEDR00\1S
• 2~ BATHS
• PLU S GCEST HOU SE WITH BATit
• HLG E POOL
Call us for details
Uest service project was
11""""-i r\mds to help purctla.se
the girls' clubhouse.
monJc Society's ali-Beeth0Ven1 c MARTIN~ symphony coocert, to be played OR BIN-1
by the Los Ao,.les PhiJIIar.l
monte Orchestra on SuOOo.y l 644-7662====~ WOMEN'S BASKETBALL evelling, Dec. 20, wtU be pre-
LEAGUE IS FORMING sented at theOrange CoastCot -!oop ?Sa a £9 a'&? Sa nacO 9 0 0 0
The Costa Mesa recreation lege auditorium instead of UCJ N EW T R I p LEX !de>oartme,nl Is planning a worn-Crawford Hall as previously
tlllsketball league at Costa,-'-'-""-'-""-·------
IIMe':n;hl;g!l school on Tuesday uPPER BAY lleve beginnlng Jan. 12. A ~ ~~~
llotrac>tlce sessloo wlll be hekl
7 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 15. 642-641'2 $57 500 entry fee Is $60 per team. ...., ~ ,
delldline for eotry fees 17l0 w. CM•t .. ..,
oames is Friday, ,....,..., .....
olinJa !JJ/e
Prestige
Waterfront Homes
CUSTOM 4 TO 7 liD--S
nOM .lU.GOO TO $!00,GOII
FllltNISHID AMD UHPUIUiiSHID
AUO
'!tiME BUILDING LOTS
FROM $U.GOO TO $175,GOII
BILL GRUNDY, .Realtor
It» eo-Dr. -J, H.l. tn-46211
MACNAB -IRVINE
FINII HOMES
COIIONA OIL MAR-VIEW .
Enjoy the fabuiaus bay and oc.-ean v1ew lrom
this recently redecorated four bedroonl, plus
family room. lrvine Terrace home. POOL ..
$n.!Al0. OPEN SAT .• SUN 1:00.5:»--1721
Galatea.
COLOSSAL VIEW
1'11011 FRONT ROW OF IRVINE TERRACE •
All tbe Nrbor and ocean activity for your
enjoymeal. PrestiJe rtsidtnUalloC'ation. Two
fOtfeOUI homes. Now anilable f r o nt
$187,500.
MACMMIIVI • ..., c..., I.,
•• ....... """ 111.1111 "'-Dr....... ..-lka;at .._..
:U7liOODLAHD PL.t.CE , COSTA MES.t.
(ONE BLOCK E . ...ST OF 20tll 6-TUSTI.floJ J
Sewell Construction Co.
642-4905 eecss a aaca?f'¥7 as -ZOE?OAoe
SEMPLE
REAL ESTATE
ltl!SIDI!NTIAL A..floJD B tiSINEH PROPERTfES
·-·FO R INTERESTED, PROFESstO .'i ~'
CONSIDERATID /•11 SF.E
UMPU RUL UT.t.TI
2SlS E. C..st "....,., C.,...• 4~ Mer
67S.2101
CHOICE LIDO LOCATION
Reduced to S93,7SO
LARGE 5-BEIEOOM ROME
~ A STREET-TO:.STREET LOT
Sbown b}' ~tmeot Ollly
"'1.-f l111ft •• N
.... ~-c.st. ..
Fabulous Family Buy
Four bedrooms, three baths, with
many extras. Northeast Costa Mesa.
S39,7SO
Wells-McCardle
Realtors
a.•~·· Scnll" SilK• 194)
FORCED TO SELL
by Jan. 1st
Twenty acres of pretty land -
1.6 miles fr om Canyon Lake, 1.5
miles from Highway 74 .... $2,500
an acre ... Owner will carr y first
trust deed ... 20"( dow n , 8~ interest,
20-yr. amortization, I 0-yr . due date.
Hazel's Realty
7481 LA PAt.IO.t. J.VEltUE
BUEHl. PARK -TEL. S23-1140
SITUA TID ON TBI ACIIIS
PJ.CIOUS I & 1 NDIUil APAIT~
'""" & u..t...... ,,_ liM
• Pl•\·ate Pat101 • Fueplac:ea
• POOLS • ? Hole Pu.nma Gl:een
• Tet\ftLI
• Separalc Fam1ly Sect1otl
• AdJ. to Sc::hoo\1 1r1d Play&Jound
900 s .. L••· c~
.._cA,._r ftMr C.est ttwy. c1 ..... f••l• lal•4
CDAOHJ. DEL IIUR (714)6ol4ll611
•••••••••••••••• 111
Sales through the Wultlple u.tiDI
Service of the Newport Bubor-COIIta
Men Board ot Realton totaled
OYer $54 mwtoo for the TWELVE
mootba ot 1aea. Tbla repr•tllt•
l,Za.t unit aalea and a dollar nlve
Increase ot 4% over the 11a111e period
ot lut year, wldch wuarecordyear.
u.t your property-wtth a Realtor
today.
I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I
P«£1 &n.u !Gal~t
,.,.,.u
LINDA ISLE
llyiiM
OPEN DAILY FROM 1 TO 4
58 Linda lale
BW Bents
-.a,.tlluliat&O , ;a
PEIE IARIEh REALlY
~--··· ..... .... _
•
•
Scuba swim follows
Carl-Schmidt wedding
After l tn41tioAal weddiDt 0~ ud don ewer tbe sldt,
eertmOIIY at tbe Corona del swimming to Cbina Con,
Mu CommunilyCoagrepUOaal Chrlstia still carrytng ber td.
Cfllurcb_, tnt bride aDd sroom dal bouquet. Tbe maid of
donDed scuba divine suits lDd and u.sber, Roo Carl,
ducked out or the reception brougtlt them the car lleys.
luncbeon party hflkl oo tbe bay Followtnk their booeymooo.lo
aboard the PaviUoo Queen. Hawati, tbe bride and groom
However, the oewlyweds, Mr. wUl make tbeir borne at130-1/2
and Mrs. Richard A. Schmidt, Topaz Ave., Balboa ls laad. Tbe
had their getaway plans spoiled new Mrs. Schmidt Is a grad-
when they learned that they uate of Harbor High school and
had forgotten the keys to the received an associate of arts i.-'
car, which they so stealthily degTee at Orange Coast Cot. ,..
parked at Chloa Cove awaiting lege. She is associated with
their sW'prlse departW'e. Johnson and Soo Lincoln Mer -
Miss Chrls tin Dlaoe Carl of CW'Y ageocy to Costa Mesa as
606 W, Balboa Blvd., Balboa, a bookkeeper .
Is the new Mrs . Richard Her husband graduated Ctom
Schmidt. She Is the daughter of high school in Lodi and r eceived lr ._...
Mr. and Mr s. Mic hael Carl ol nts degree in pharmacy !rom
214 Iris Ave., Cor ona del Mar. the University ot the Paclfic,
Her husband Is a f!alboa Is land where he was a.Utliated with Phi
resident. His pare n_ts ar P Mr . Delta ~Chi fraternity. He is a
and Mrs. TomSchmldtofStock-pharmacist in Orange and is
ton. a member of the American .. ~ .-. -
The double ring wedding Pharmacy Association of Cat-
ceremony was perfor med at ilorn.la and theCaliloro.ia Pilar-
noon Saturday, ~ov. 21. by Dr. maceutical Association.
Philip Murray, pastor or the
Community ChW'ch. The bride
wore an ivory lalile gown made
with empi..re waist a nd bishop
sleeves wh..lch were Inset with
org-J.n7.a and trimmed with Ve -
nettan lace. The dress had a
chapel train. She wor e a 3-Uer-
ed mantilla veil trimmed with
la ce and she carried a white
colonial bouquet.
Attending her were Miss An -
nette Senecal of Ne wport Beach
as matd of honor and Misses
Rita Conroy, Ann Hendricks
and Debbie Lowe of Newport
aM Lmda Stahl of Stockton as
bridesmaids. T he bride's 10-
year. old sister, Michelle, ser-
ved as acolyte.
Serving the groom werP Duke
WH.k.mson of Stockton .iS best
man aOO usher s Kenneth Stant
and Michael Paper of Stock-
ton and Robert Boragno and
Ronald Carl of Newport Beach.
Thomas Whitney wa s organist.
\fR. 1'110 \IRS.
Approximately 135 guests
wen present for a buffet lunch.
eon and reception aboard the
Pavilion Queen riverboat, which
sailed among the islands of
Newport Bay. Speclal guests
included Mrs. Ellen RiM, the
groom's grandmother from
.V E WLYWEnS f.'ll SCUBA SU ITS A'f CHI S It COVE
Bill Thompson dies at 43
Stockton, and his 2 aunts, 87 William Butler Thompson,
aod 83, w110 spent 12 ho ur s 43, co-owner aod co-operator
coming on thE": Uus from Lodl or the Brun<.'h BoK restaurant,
to be pres~::nt at the cecemon}. 2121 E. Coast Hw}., Corona
As the Queen neared China d£:1 M.u, died of a heart al-
Cove on itS r eturn trip to the tad Dec. 3 111 San Leandro.
Pavilion, the bnd£: a.nd groom ~lr . Thompson was on a
appeared in their scuba dlvlng leave or absence from the La.ke-
shor e Equipment Co., in Oak-
WILLIAM TREADWAY land, wnen he came to Corona
wtth the American Embassy In
the Panama C<~.nal Zone; a neph-
ew , Justin C. Thompson, and a
nleee, AMe Thompson, both of
the Panama Canal Zone; and a
great-aunt, Mrs. Grace P.
Adams of Duarte.
lnW'nment was held at the
Pu~dmonl Chapel of Memor ies.
SUCCUMBS AT AGE 61 del Mar to operate the rest-
William D. (Bud) Tread· aurant. He, along with his pa.rt-sometime oext month.
·Nay, 61, of 1100 Goldenrod ner, Earl K1ck, werelnthepro-
.\ve., Harbor View Hi Us, died cess of selling U1t> restaurant
Dec . .J at Hoa g Hospitd!, He when hE.'dle1. Mr. Thompson had
WdS born Oct. 14, 190!:1, in just rNurned to 'NOrk for the ~ebr a.ska, J.nd t:ame lo Orang1! Lakeshor e Equipment Co., a
Count) 2 years ago. He was school suppl}' firm, as exec u-
a sell-employed structural en-tive director. He had lived at
gineer. 1239 Rutland Rd . Westclill
The restaurant will be closed
until the new owner s take over
Surv1vors include his wire, before movin g to P;edrnont. '
lieulah; 2 daughters, Sharon he was ooru Mucl"l 25, 1 n',
Holtridl{e of GraJW.dd. Hills a.nd in Lo s ~>n!{l:ljes .ll~<i carne to Ko:~.thleen Snu th of Canoga Park; OrJ.n~e Lountr 5 )e..rs a~.
a llrother, Milton, of Buffalo, lit> was " gr:tdU<tte or fuylor
':I..Y .. 2 S1st£:r s, l..d.ura.l. Tread-Umver stt} wher e he had ob -
way, _Mountd.in Center_. and tained Ius ' BA and MA degrees
Cather we Ander sen of Lmcoln, in 1952. He was d medical
::..:E'b., and 7 gr~childr en. corpsman in the L:.S. Xavydur -
Funer<~.l servtc~>s were held ing Wo rld War U.
fJe,... 8 at Pac1flt" V1ew Cha~J. Survtvors inclLKie his broth-
Interment was .l.l Pac tlic Vi£:W er, Herbert BW'ton Tllompson,
Memortal P.irk..
THESE WILL
DO THE TRICK
Diamond solitaires in
18 karat white or yellow
gold. Rings illustrated
priced from $750.
Others from $150.
We're in Show Busineu.
TOUt CMAIOI lt«tNHr ~
...,...•MI'Koii.ID e M.Ul8 OWIOI
AMIIKAH IXI"'IIU
SLAVICK'S
JIWILI.S SIMCI 1t17
SOCK 18 Fashion Island
Newport Beach -644-1380
LEGAL NOTICE
':I.'UTICE OF TR\..'STEE'S SAlCE I
TRUST :-;:o 6 740
On January~. 1971, at.;;;,,.,
en o'clock A.M. THE "
AMER ICA ro Flr-+ANCIAL C(lR-1
PORA TION , for merly
Amencan Title" lnsW'ance &
Trust Company, as trustee, or
successor trustet or
tuted truste~::, b} the
Deed of Trust executed by GER -
ALD R. MITCHELL aDd BER IT
M. MITCHELL, husband
w1fe, a.nd recorded April 30,
1969 1n Book 8!W3, Page 115
of Otfkaal Recor ds or Orange
Count). California and pur-
suant to tha.l certain Notice
of D€!ault alXl Election to sell
thereunder recorded August 27,
1970 m Book 9387, Page 196
of Offl clal Records of Orange
County, will under and PW'-
suant to s:u d Deed of Trust
sell d.t pub Lic auction for cash,
i.d.wful money of the United
States of Ameuca, at the main
West entrance to the First Am-
er ican Title Insurance Com-
pany building located at the
southeast corner of Filth and
Ma in Str eets 111 the city of
Santa Ana, CaWornla all that
right title and inter est con-
veyed to and now held under
Deed of Trust in the property
s ituated in the County and State
described as:
Lot 14 in Block 34 of New -
port Beach, in the City of
Newport Beach, as per map
r ecor ded in book 3, page 26,
of Miscellaneous Maps, in
the office of the County Re-
corder of said County.
Sa..id sale will be made with-
out covenant or warrari:y, ex.
pressed or lmptied, as to the
UUe, possession or eocumb.
ranees to satisfy the rema.lnlng
prlnclpa.J sum due on lhe note
secW'ed by said Deed ot Trust
to wit: $13,392.44 with Interest
thereon trom Juoe 1, 1970 u
proYided 1n said DOte togetber
with tees, cha.rges a.odupenses
ot the Trustee and sucb other
sums as may have beeo ad·
Yanced by ti.J owoer and bokl ..
er ot sa.Jd DOte, wUb tneerest,.
u proYided io said Deed ol
Tr\llt.
Dated: December 1, 19'M •
THE FIRST AMERICAN f'I-
IIAIICIAL CORPORATION, lor-
m•IJ FIRST AMERJ:Alf n-
TLE INSORAIICE 6 TBWf
COMPANY.
II)' -llol-11,-__ ...,._
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NEWPORT HARBOR ENg ()(
A liST SECn~ --P., !
THURSD~Y1 DEC. 10, 1970
CO ROllA DEL NA!j, CALl F
YULE PARTY FOR C.A.R.
The Henry Bowea Soc.lety ol
the Cttlldreo ot l.be Amer lcao
Rtfolutlon wW bolds its Christ·
mas party meeting Dee. 12
beginning at 4 p.m. ln tbe borne
ot Bill MacGowan, treasurer
and couservation cha.J.rm.an.
3051 Carob, East Bluft'.
After a short business meet-
Ing, presided over by Mark
Northe:ross , president, dtnner
will be served. The evenlng
program wtll be a motioo plc-
tW'e on conservation, shown
by Harbor hlgh schoollnstruc.
tor Dwight M. Roberts, follow-
ed by Christmas caroling.
Members will bring wrapped
gilts for chlldren and ca.nned
food to be given to the Orange
County lndlan Center. C.A.R.
has collected 1900 bottles and
sold them to the Kerr Comp-
any for reuse. Proceeds wtU
benefit the society's conser-
vation pro~ct to reforest with
pine trees an acre ot burned
out Orange County land.
Mrs. Brune D. Norman is
M.ldor president ol HenrJ
Bowen Soeleb, whlcb Is spon-
sor ed by the William Cabell
Chapter, DAR.
PANTOMIME PROGRAM
The 5th ud 6th p-aden ot
the ebUdren's creative drama
wortsbop ot Newport Harbor,
UDder the direction ot Pat Hume, wm be presentlnglnpantomlme
''Guess alon& wtth Mother
Goose" fl'om 3 to 4:30 p.m.
Dec. 21 In Mariners mulU.
pW'pose room, ZOOS Dover Dr.,
Newport Beach. They have
scheduled wortsbops for chil-
dren 1D grades 1-8. Advance
sign-up Is required.
The performers will give pri-
zes to those wbo can guess the
correct nursery rhyme.
In cooperation with the Chil-
dren's Tlleater Guild, the New-
port Beach pubUc Ubrary wJU
show a fUm, "The twelfth day
ot Christmas," and there will
be refreshments to round out
the program.
~~-,Santa says
a gift from
SanJ'I ~
Gi ves Happiness
QUIL TEO ROBES
SHORT & LONG
NYLON
COTTON
FLEECE
HOSTESS GOWNS
& CULOTTES
I •
(it ...... lo CWWhOfOI
,...,.111 .. Itt
·-"''•
lSO E. 17th St.
Y F. WELCOWE LAYAWAYS
ALL BEAUTIFULLY
GIFT W'llAPPEO
CMte M_.. ..........
-642·5430 -,_.._...,.. __ c......
. .
· ... ~t
Onr of a colltction of bath
prothlcl! to plrtJH brr 41
Cbnstm a.s -··bllbblrs! oils!
baJm sl prr"/t~mu/ pw;t/rrs!
-.. -
. .. extraordinary JADE EAS T
GIFTS
FOR EVERYONE!
WITH LOVE
Mon iOJr e and implement ~el~.
Foldaway travel cases.
Cosmet1 c and Jewel cases..
Billfolds by 9UXTON.
There's just
one word for your
Otristmas t-Buxton !
IWIItllt GIFT
under the tree I
'RUMEil S±wm
CANDIES
\1 CY PL A.\1 'ff"
Cali fo rnia Up Color Co l•
l tction s by ~ax Facto r H
CO TY hrlps yoa~ Hl) 'MFRRY
CH RHJ"\LH' u.itb a tiny ~~·
tlr of Paris par fum or a bo11•
doir !HI in hrr farKA"ilr frtJt.·
ran. cr. --:r
Make ita
bright
California
Chri stmcn
witt. , ~ax Foetor •
eru::*u1n tin 9
H ypnoti que
per4ume in
elegant
imported
bottle
o r s rlrct
1 ({II ariw s
Primitif
Goldtn
Wt hdvt th t finrs t
C ROSS ptns as "" ll
asp o pliarly prictd
tJtns. tlt"cils and
p~trs··fm• notts
to 1Jilln•s i;:t.
I
''You pt!ght to be in
Min)(& Pearls:'
/"" lhlum< by Iovan --
IT AWAY
-...._.:/FOR SANTA PIIIUIII: Doe. 10, 17, 14, · • f 11 1
lo .... O .. I'10DI ... I:V ... I!·Wf'-·I!·V·I!N-110N·G-',.T111 L-CH-"IIISIITIIMIIA.SIM!IM! ... £utp. • 11'10, '" 111e llnport -l..!t::..!~~ ''!~::.:,,!:::,.:.;,.::,,:._...;•::m::..L:;.;CI:;.;;•.;;•';.;•;.;"';;.;.;'';.;C;.;.•.;".''-HI-""1-• ___ .. .;;.;•.;•;;.;.••.•-·.0;..R.I_•.'.•~·-4-""':'~·
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NEWPORT
BEACH
JOe
I
THE BETROTHA L of MariaWle
Warwick of Balboa wa s an -
nounced by her parents, Dr.
and Mrs. D. L. Warwick, 1042
W. 18th St., Costa Mesa, at a
recent dltmer party. Ma.,riaMe,
a graduate of Costa Mesa high
school, will be married June
12 at St. Andrew 's Presbyter-
lao Church to Mi chael E.
Crouch, son or Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Crouch of Westmins-
ter. Michael is a grad ua te of
Bol.sa Grande tligh school. They
both attended Orange Coast Col-
lege. (Bernie Alden photo.)
"MORE THAN
A CAMERA SHOP"
PASSPORT PH OTOS
P UBLICITY PHOTOS
COPY
harbor
h ol o I a
THE NEWPORT HARtOR -.:-:~-.-&I I ...... .._ ...
DEB BALL PATRONS NAMED
The Newport Harbor AUX11-Alan JocelYn Mickle, Joseph au, Byroo Farwell, LyP1&D
lary o! Cllildren's Home Soc-Alla.o Seek, Walter BurrouJbs, Howes Farwell, Da•td l...a4IOD.
lety has aJlJIOUflCed the names Robert Guggenheim, Mrs. Rus-Fruer, Norman AleuDder
of patrons for the 17th anmal sell Lewis lsell, Mrs. George Gamble, Walter Ga)'oer, W, At-
debutante ball, to be held at Yardley Jr., aod Messrs. aDd leD Grubb, A. Aiuaoder Ham -
the Balboa. Bay Club Monday Mmes. Bewley Allen, Lloyd llton, Rolla R. Hays Jr., Ed-
even.lng, Dec, 28, when 13 young Lees Auburt, Wallace White pr R, Hill, Georp Meade Hoi-
women tram the Harbor Area Barnes, Chester E. Brabyn, stela, James Waltham Laws m,
will be presented to society. Lawrence Edward Brown, Jo-Morela.od Leitbold, Maurice
John F. Porter wm act as seph Lopn Carver, Leroy Coyle McCray, T. PbJlllpsW.or-
host or the P.Vening and wUI Langhenry Carver Jr., Earl g:a.n, Raymood Murphy, Paul
Introduce auxiliary president, Geor ge Corkett, Vi ctor New-Nissen. Paul Arthur Palmer, THE ORANGE COUNTY BALL, sponsored by the County
Mr s. Richard A. Sewell. Mas-man EIUs, Lowell Wtnston Ev. George T, Pfieger, Jobn F. Chamber of Commerce, will be held Jan. 15 at the Anaheim
.. ~-cooveuuuo ceDter. Bob ro y and hts orchestra wtll play ler of ceremonies ··Ill be Rich---------Porter, EdWard ........... Rauls-~-C sb
ard c . Vernon. LEGAL IIIOTICE too, 0. W, Rlcba.rd, Haster R. for daoclog. Tbe ball committee ts shown here: seated, left
Mrs. Alfred V. Jorgensen ts p_39586 Ring, Paul Milton Rogers, Hen-to right, Wlon Bandy of tbe Airporter Inn Hotel, ba ll coor-
cha.lrman of the ball committee. ry T. Segerstrom, Richard dio.a.tor; James Beam, presldem or the County Chambe r aoo
She Is assisted by; debutante CERTIFICATE OF BI.EINESS Steele, Denis Sulllva.o, John J. ball chairma.o; Carl Kymla, Moulton-N1guel Water District,
chairman, Mr s . Wilson V. Ftctitlous Firm Name Swigart, Richard C. Vernon, Newport Beach cowx:ilman and general chairman for the
Wood man; Invitations, Mr s. THE UNDERSIGNED ;ioes Edward G. WarmlDgton, ThOrn-party; AI Eskridge, Ba.nk of America, program ct'la.irman;
Robert Diemer, pubUc rela-'hereby certi!y that he Is con-as Campbell Webster, Robert standing, Derrick Anderson, Frank L. Hope & Associates,
lions, Mrs. Donald E. Swed -ducUng a garage door a.OO P-Nauer Weed, Charles S, Wheel-ticket crwtman; Charles Cringle of Cp ngle, Swtft..., Jord -
lund; treasurer, Mr s. Raymond rage door operator buslness at er, Horace S, Wilson Jr., abd an & Co., ttmnce chairman, and Bea u Clemens of the fir m
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em brandt's
Secret Rf.l'ltiNTI!D fllltOM
O!CIUON iU.GAZ.I~I
by SHERWOOD E. WIRT
Rembrandt Harmensz van Rijn (1606-1689) is recognized as the
greatest of the Dutch master painters and one of the outstaqding
a rt ists of all time. Much of his life was spent in painting a nd
etching Biblica l subjects. yet his nwn relationship with Jesus
Chri st rema ins a mystery. Out of the mute testimony of his art
and th e hi storical facts of his life in and around Ams terdam.
thi s int erpretation has been drawn by th e editor of 'Decision'
What was the secret nf Rem.
brandt?
"iiUcJy lor thP llt"4d nf Clrr.sr (l 165~! R 11 fuch~ <Jy•. ·Rembr<~ndl
ftn,jJ/y Jmved Jl <In 1111.18•' of Cht~•l whtch no othf'r pJinter h,.,
t•ver equJied rn rn/N"r/y Jnd humo~mty lie dpprnJc:hf"d Cht~)l
dut•crly, wrrhuul .my ,u••lhetll rlr•rmu• he •Jw hun.,, lhe Jew
he hdd been. o1 )Oung. lf'HOU• rJbb1, m/rospectrve .md lwmble'
('Rf•nll>t.tl"!dl m 4m~/PtdJm · /r Nt•w ) ork Craph•c 5oof>tv, 1969/
Of a ll the men who lived in
the 17th century he might be the
first to bt! r ecognized today, thanks
to the masmificent series of self-
portrait!-~ he painted and s ketched
over a ~O~year~period . We see him
in every stage ot life and in every
kind of mood: as a shouting, large~
nosed , frizzy-haired youth ; as a con-
fident, .~o~ur:cessf ul Dutch citizen : a!-1
an a rtist with the haunting look of
J,:"eniu~; and as an old man battered
by povHty and tragedy. Yet the
self-purtrait!l d o not te ll us hi& se~
Jews, Turks, beggars, vagabonds.
children and old people such as he
found on t he streets of Amsterdam.
To make a tivin~ Rf'mbrandt fre.
quently took com mi ~R i o n s and
painted what he was asked t o paint
-though a lways with the reserva.
lion of ge niu ~. He left to the world
for its enjoyment !~!Orne of its finest
tangible elements or the vi~wal
world, such as light, Mhade and at-
mo!i~phere, ar.e best suited fnr lhf'
suggestion of thili s piritual contf'Jlt . "•
ft)r~i vc ne~~-Rosenberg say!-1, ho w.
en:r. that it i:;; a mistake to think
that in Rf'mhrandt's work Christ is
primarily the helper of the poor and
dt>.o.;titlltf". "This alone is too narrow
:111 intf'rprctation, savoring of 19th~
t·o•n tttry concl'ptinn s of humanitar .
i;tJli-.r!l l hri.o.t, ns Rembrandt con.
rr·ivo•..; him. i!; fi r~t of all the Teache r
and tht• Hr11tJ.!er of salvation.''• t,:rl'L · if ·wything t hey tend to hide ma.!!terpieceR on canva!'!: "The Com-
it. ' < • pany of Captain Frans Banning
Rembrandt schol ar!-~hi p is a field Cocq and Lieutenant Willem van
uf its uwn and the amateur mu~t R uytenburch" ("The Night
defer t•J th~· acknowledged critic or W~tch"). "The ~yndic~:: :"\~e .~on
risk the t harl{e of incompetence. It sp1racy of J uhus C1vrhs. . The
ix nuw well est~blished that the pop~ Anat?,my Le~,son of D_r . Ntcl:_)lae.~
ula r view of Rembrandt as o ne who Tulp, and The J ewtsh Br1de,
broke radicnlly with the cla~sica l amon~ score:-; of others. The paint· tradition.~ uf RenaiRsance art will it:g~ r eflect his str iving for realism,
not s tand up. The Dutch master wa~ h•~ f~eling _for form, his R"~ft. fo r
:-t tronJ!lY ;:-.f\uenced by t he Italian b:In).:Jng l~l"!'t~ tu a group_parntmg,
!'chool e,·e11 thuu).(h he -never went his retnnr:llratwn of o ppo1-11te forces.
to Italy. He had. in fact, "a deep and t:?t.ht"r aspect~ of his amazing
. .-:rmpathy for all that was l{reatest techmcal gcnrus.
in ~urnpe:tn art."1 !hat he rebe~Jed But when he did w hat his heart ag:.tm_~t the <·onve ntt'?nal_ academ1 sm told h im to do, Rembrandt turned
u f his <l:ty, both_ m 1~ ~roque from his many ha r assments to t he
and t·la:-~~r,.al manrfestatron. rs well . d . ·0 f h . lo'fe . o'llustrat-
The center o f Rembrandt'.<l arti:-~
tic witness is the figu re of Je.<lU s
Christ. Between 164R and 161)1 lw
painted the head of lhri,..;l m:1n~
timt'.<l, and added to thr1se f(wmal
portraits hundreds nf :-;mnlle1· pa int
ing!'l and 1'1ketche.<l. In hi . ..; youth hj •
was under t he inAuenn.' of lmrnqut•
art, and sought to add diJ.:nity and
re.<l plendence to the figun• "f nut·
Lord. Som e autho ri tiex attribut~.: th1·
more inward interpretation of lift•
that characte ri zed Rembnttult's r11 id
die periOd to his .o.ense nf loss fol
lo wing the death of Sask ia. If is de-
velopment of chiaro::;curo crt·n.tprJ thl·
.c~ense of introspt'<"tion and my.-•!Pn
t hat is a char aeteristil" of hi-. ).!"+·JJiu..;
A.o. Rembrandt m:~lun_.d, th•· li~uro·
of C hrist became le~s "ol,vinus" in
his work and more hidt!i·u II\' t h•·
T ill· !t'1'n1s of hi~ wife's will were
"JW!t th<1l Hembrandt was unable to
n ·m:tlTI" without fo rfeiting hiR leg-
11<'\" Jlis standing-in the ch urch was
;df~·<·h•rl. Dt•!O pit.f· nil his f'fTorts he
1\:r~ fr)t"('f'd int n bankruptry and the
\\tq·k nf :t li fdime wa~ swept away.
Th•· 'I<~~ in)! ,Vt•;u·s of the n rt ist were
marhd hy powrty. mis fortune and
thP d{':tfh 11f lnn·d n nes; yet t hrough
tt all tw s•·em.c~ 1o ha,·e found a se-
rt·nity t11 whic·h he ~an> expresRion
ill podntin)! afU·r painting.
At h i..; lifl··~ t•JHI we lind him still
\\"ith hnt..:,h in hand. working at a
p:t inl irw ht· had to lE·an" unf1ni.<~hed .
II wa-.. 11f lht> :tJ.!t>d Sim('on in the
Tf·mpl1·. his arms hnldin~ the lhrist
thiltl : ;,nd om• t·an alm1rst sN· the
lips t il"\ ing as Simeon ...;peak~:
veil of ft~sh . ·
k I t th t f R b dt g ran paSRI n o IS .
nnwn : 111 . e Jo:.e~re ° C":J \an ing t he Word of God. H e left no
(·:tn_11r1t I.H• _lrnked s•f"!l ply to h1~ mno. written witness. excep t for -a few
v11 t1n or ~~-,JntTC'la.<~tlc tendencies. t houghts at the e nd of letters ind i-
Tht· elatm has been '"!lade that catin.(r a trust in God, and 11 Renti-l{~mh~artdl. nmdf' _the _ Brble come ment written by request in a R\lf'St
ahv1· 111 a way that h r.<~ contempo· bo k. ", · · 1 pro·ze . ho nor . I' I t I th h d d f 0 · ,-,. p!Ou~ mm< -" raru·s c t( rvr . n e un re s o bo . Ill ood . .. Boot R•n>· . h. 1 d . a \e worc y g !'. .-pa rntnl.I!S. etc tn)!s am rawmgs . . . aut~u·ntir·alh· attributed to him. he br<;tndt dtd not wrtnl'~S wrth hi~
ha..; lt·ft a m·:~~'Tlifiee nt legacy of Rib-Qutll. ht' u>~ed a br ush. .
li.·:tl 111'1"t ratinn, nne unequaled by . Jakob Rosenberg tells u_s that tn
:111y 11!h<•r art ist. Yet it is a mistake h1R ~earc~ for full expre~sron. Re_~·
tn imply t h;tt otht•r E u ropean arti~t~ brandt rh scovered first. that -"PITl -
,f 1 hP t rnw i~-:n.,n•d the Rible. Rible tual content can onl~: be .~UI!J.!est('d,
p;1trlllllV-'"' Wt·n · 11niversally _popUlar Uut n.~'"E'r fully descnbed_. and. s~c
in th .. \lith :1nd 17th f'enturrc~." and onrl. that the moM flexthle and rn-
many qf H(•m hr:tnc~t'.'! finest ~cenes Reflections. •••
Georg S immel, tht> l;t·rrnan ar!
critic and philosopher. r1n<·t· nolto-d
that at fi rst glance Rl'ndmuult's
Christ seems to be mMt• irl:-:i !-!;nilic~nt
t han the people around him : "Anti
yet . if we look just a littll' l<>nw·r .
that weak, almost fttltt•r·in~ lot•in)..'
becomes the only reotl ly firm nnt>,
and all the oth('r !-itrt•n).!" and .·'1 11 ,-
stantial figures an• Ull("t•rt;dtl and
almr1~t uprnutt'd hl•.-.;irh· hm1. ,~,-..~ if
he alone, not tht>y, \l('rt• s tand in~
on the g round 1111 whir·h man r ail
truly stand.""·
"L1~nl. nnw lt·ltt'st thN! thy servant
rlr-p:n·t tn p1 ·:tr" for mim• eyef-1
h:t \'f' ~~···n tlw salvation.""
Thnt wa~ ·l{.f'm hrandt's ~enet.
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IAI /1•1/"'" /;,~'"''''"''.""h. />\•••NA 1"1«•1. \"rl" /'"''• 1qr,~ ,..,.., •.•.•• ,w. ~:vA .. Q·. '·~ '"."' 11 u ,,.,,_, ..,u . I~·"'/"'". \/•r• ~· •. I ~I ( ""/(• "''''"' ••II." lo~ J~ I >JJ Ji.,..,,.,V, ""''"''· ~~. • ·u .... • .. "•·l•. '·• •:..v•v ~ .... ..,,~_ I• 1 ,,.,,,..
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W•·r" h;l ..;o·d f•n rdeas expressed
t'arli •·r IH· lt;tlian artist.o.. TherE'fore
th• ..;~·t·n:t tJ f RPmhramlt f'ould not
ha\";• fl,.,,n ..;im ply his df'\'otinn tu
T"r·lig-I•Hh ~qiJjprt.-.
..-\t thi..: point the di:.cussion turns
tn «pirituaf matt>'rs. and the Chris-
tia rl amate ur in art cautiously re.
.--.c•n·t·s thl' rif{ht to cqmment. It is
wl'll knr)\\'11 that a ... e nse of Rp i ritual
hflntt>lf'~R nf'~s has t'ha racterized mod-
~">rn <trt: in fart. ou r artists were
thP first to c-xpres~ the breakdown
of tr:-tditional belief. The evangelical
('hri ~tian of 1970 presume." to look
:1nr)s~ the eenturieR and to see in
Rt•mbrandt'i< work something that
i...; nnt appa rent to the ch ild of this
.:k,·ptical agP, whether he be a con-
fl(H .... ~•·u r nr not . That "someth ing"
i,., the quality M faith . It evoke!! a
n ·sp"n"l' fr()m the believer. even
whf'n it remains a mystery to the
lttl tsider .
Sonw •If thl' l~:;tdin~ authorities o n
Ht·mbrandt han• rel'ognized this
f.c1th ~ru:d1t.v Arthur Hind com·
11wt1h lh<tt "H•·rnh randt'~ scr iptural
1"1•11 pn"-tliton..; 1\'i"l"t' nwrt-a matter of
I"\'" lh:~n .Lnyth111g el~P in hi~
\\r•lh."' and ''!ht·n · i...; no tluestion
r h;tt the· 1~1ldo· "I.I)T"ir·_..: always re-
fll .titl•·d f1•r htm th,. n11hlest vehiC'Ie
fil l" th+· <'•111 t•mpl:lt t(!l1 and interpre-
l ;rtJ"tt 11 f htillt:tn r·hal'atter."' One
(·Ill•·. p•·1'h.q1 -.. t(t thf' spiritual
~t r•·n).:"th •·f R1>ml1 randt'.~ Rible in-
tl•rpl"l·l.llt•tn'"' 11,.~ in hi.'l ~en nonite
ri ·lattr•n..;hi p-.~ In the year~ 1642-
16-11. fnll•owinL'" the death of h i~
1\ ift·. Sa~kr a . tht· a rti ~t worsh iped
with a ~f ,.nn,•nttl· rongregation in
.--\m..;t,.J"(larn kr1nwn as the "Water~
loLittlt·r,.," Ht ·pr11dueed on this pa)le
i~ nn'· of R•·mhrandt's paintinWt de·
flidin)..' thi· ~f,•nnonit(' pa~tor An~lo
and hi.-t wiff' Ans lo'~ Gospel wa.<l
rha ra•·t,·ri <~.t irally S"im ple. Biblical.
dt·vnul. lnvinJ[ and humanita rian -
lhl' ,·er.\· qualitiPs that a re reflected
in R <'mhrandt'.<~ work.
RE>mhrandt. hA l'~ often been com-
parf'd with hi.<~ tw0 ~reat 17th·cen·
tury r·ontrmporarie~. Milton and
Pa...;c·al. A II th rt~ wer!' men w ho
.-;~Hu){ht to find hHc·k of the vigible
wt~rld 1 h1• invi~lble s pringf-4 of faith.
All thrtr· werf' steeped in the Bible.
R~mbrandt wnu ld not hnve agreed
with Kt:al!l, the Ena-lil'h Romantic
prlf't, thnt "he~tuly i~ truth, truth
bea uty.'' fo r Rembrandt (like Mil~
ton and Pa~fal) geem~ to have
placed t r uth uhend o f beauty. Cer-
tainly he accepted thing!\ whethe r
they werE< beautiful o r not.
-A8 o ne modern critic has said ,
Rembrandt's deepest convictiona i n~
volved a love of humanity, a hatred
ot ahams, and an awareMM of the
uniquenHs of the individual and the
humility of our mortal state.' Any
vlalt to a Rembrandt exhibition re-
-I• thHO att.rfbvteo; for the artlat
oelected hfo model• from evel')' bock·
I'JOUhd and walk of Uf.....url.....,
The conception of .Je:.u~ ("h ri~t
that comes t hrough mnst t'h~;,rly in
Rembrandt i:-~ that of the ht·ara "f
divinE' compa~sion and mr-n•y alld
I • ( 1 . .,1 ·•o• "' I• 1;,.,,-l •~ 1/•lu...,•d "'''''"*!Mo .. •• /1•~·1. "I• '" 1 /,"''""'"''· "P ~•/ I.SI .~'"'""'/· 01 til. ~ I,., ... t• .. /...-IN~· '"Non/~~ ........ --
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"OUR CHRISTMAS CROWN"
by Edwin Raymond Andl'"raon
In the intr•ldu,·tury -oeo ·tmn of t'!l!l tnsptred leiter to the IM>heveH l(alho>:red t"
The Nam(' uf The Lord at Ephe<&u.!l, the AJ)Oel tle Paul mrorpnrates a presentat~m1
as dm: .. ·te-d of t h~ Sprr1 t. wh1ch F(rAnl8 U.'l the ~~~~unmce that -"the God uml
Father of our Lord Jt>~u;o ('hr tsl harh ble.'l~ u" With nil !IJllfltual hlet~~iflj{.'l in the heavenlles in ("hn!lt'. iEphe-siun>< J:3j
Th~ nr~ quite fnm11Lar words. Not too famili<H to have lo~t their ""hi~o:h f'<l~t'
we tru"it' Rut m<'(litatJOn UJM.In tha t wh1ch h~U !:H'('n imparte-d, at on oft period t•f
tt·u.~ ('hn,.tm-l~·tifle, would fndt.-ed prov£· to be quLie the f)(·nefir1al ~fJinl ua! I'X fJ<•rl
t•nee It w.,uJd mdet"CI nppear that the Spirit h11~ utdu.ed tlm1 hnly !lt'ihun :o" ,,
pr('(·iou~ h11rkcround fur the -ervin~~: of m.'IIJ;th t inh1 ...-~de r nod deeper rnn1w·• of
the ~rure of God in f "lui~t
A" we h;lvt• "'"' n mlf' !fJ 1111~ ~t'lli't1n of Chn ;otmH,.·Itdr-. let u~ ne'er 1 .. ~ •. ,•.:Ill "'
th•• J:r<•at truth th:~t rlw 01.-.;-;t,.~n n , the-event.~ whirh eno·omp/19-l! the prr•Krant •11
:u ttvJtH"<. ht·a~l·nh .ond t-arthly, mrlmre rtnd wflect the apex, the ultim;H•• uf lt1•·
~-:r;we nf l.Ofl TIJP gl.,n· of the l neu rnatmn. lht> manner of the J·Ormn~t uf thf' Wt>11
helovo•rl :->no of H 1~ o•!ernnl ~~:ood pll'"a'lu rt' -this hn~ !old out the F01tlwr"~ !wart
tn fullt"~l mf';o~u n•: h,o« wntlen il8 df'f"J"N'<il tove-tracinl'(!l of eompa~~1on and enno·•·rn
fur (.,,., :onrl ~ln flm l! anrl WllllriPriru: mnn. No vtod' Nu qh;vlnw' all tq hr1Hmntl\ rle.n '
Anrl fur uur"'''\1'~. h.:•lovo'(l. lo•t us ever rememher nnrl e.-;pl'< tall~ at tl11~
("hn~tm.o .. !1df' th.ot 1"101 loo•-.1 jltf!.'l nr1• f'vo>r -.plrtlual All t•f-<f' L~ huL ••t ltnu• tn•f
fn~t pn•~mj{ wurld Th1" 1« I'XptP'1'4'tl m Paul">< Eph~i11n ro>ferene" tn ""•pH ttu.tl
hle<o~tn~q'"-f :nri<I IY.<I J!I\IOJ.: unlo o>< Thf'rpforf' the remo>mhrnrH"e nf tho• m•111nt
ln J! 1~111111\ .,f hft··~tnc~ fur wht<"h To pr.u~e H im In df'('JK.'~l m~;Hurl'. rtw~•· >:Ill •
h. I\•· "''<"Urt•<l to ut litH' hope fnr ..rr·rmtv hy IJ<;'f"Sl"tn ltl Jdt'nlttit·atum wtlh rlw :-< .. n
\'('til\ lw •l"'l'd. Th1~ "("hrt ~luf l 'hn •Trna~·· ~~ thu~ thf' hnJ:htc-"'1 all m .111 unl<o II •
wo• h••II"IH 111.\1 111M ' .1• lhf' Orvm" f'pntt•r, and nllnw ;rJI lhtn!!• tro 1.,
r"t "· l'tor •·rl .ln"•Hrhn•: In li e~ cr.wr• m;mt(f'<;f,..-J m IHH ltvP~
!\l.un SntphJn•-. rlwn , to·llm.: u( H1~ cnu•tnu>< h"~'"'•'-'lll~. <'i t~t ltll'lr ""-"11 ,...,, ....
quwl r luw"" m !11" rarlram·o• nf ("h rt~tma><-tldt• \\"o> havp ~elPt'lt'<l on•• l•·r r:• .. •d
••:-c!tmJd••-Colm<>OLHnll 1:1:1,14 Wr-Wfllllrl qU~_IIf•<ll th;LI tlw rPml••r JIOIIH" 111 tho
po·ru•:1loi 11n" :1r1u·lr• fnr th1• n•nrlmK lof Ito<~ p<ortl~>n nl (;,,.J'" Wurd In t:.dlo••run
tl,.. -.;,(u·nt thmwhf!l w1• hnv•• fl\ttlinNI 11 (hu~lv ;
Tlw REI.EASING
'"\\'!11"1 H:1th D<·ILH·ro•d 1 r.··
1 kt ~•·r<'.1 ·· 1• "'rhunm:q""-""too rr·~•'Ot'
( lp;•r:tl!"n Ho>~f'UI'"' P~tlthlt ,fu'<l lov
Tho• Hf:NE WING
ll.1th THANSI,ATED l iS""
'"Trron'<l:l lrd"" ill "mPthi~trm1" -""ro
(;ncJ"~ J)Owo>r hru•kgrnundNJ hv :t
Th .. HEDEF.MING
'"WI' Hnvp Hedemplll"ln'"
lrw;trna!Hon '
put uver"'
ITHIOJ:f't
"H<"rll'mplmn" ill "nt,.llu!m'l1s'"-"It l()()o<lnfl;" uway"
Incarnation indicllteq '"h1 J!;"h r0!!-1"" of Hi• lovr'
Thr HESTORING
""Forfl;"ivenN.• Of S in.s··
'"For~~:1vene•11"" i« "nph8!'11q"'-"'a ~ndin~t awRy
CA iv;n v"! ~hadow11 ("ltl'l l o'er the-r radle-'
In a w-orld of confution, cha011 and change, how we p11oiae H im for thi• "Chtillt·
nuur qu<t rtef' of po~~.itive etal.ementa; deliverance-lran-llation-redemption -for~~ve
neM! All ou rs here and now. in Him; the P011it..ive One! Surely-may term thit
our "Christma• Crown," the bridlt jewel• the Father'• love-sift& unto U.!l plnret:l hy
the hRnd~ of t.hr Son. God hath verily indeed rommended H it love unto m1 (note
Roman& 5:8) -Rnd Chri8tmaa-lide 'till but the emphatic ftmll!mbr~tnPe or lhat
rf."velntion.
OUR PART IN REVIVAL
WE MUST HUMBLE OURS[LYES . "If my peo~le, whtc:h are called by my name shall humble themselves, anct
pray and seek my face, and turn from their wicked ~ays; then w11l t hea'
from heaven, and w11t fOfgtVe their sin, and wltl heal therr land."-II Chr 7·14
WE MUST PRAY SECRET\.~--
"But thou. when thou r.•yest, enter into thy closet, and when thou hast shut thy door, JJray to thy ather which is in secret; and thy father wh1ct1 seeth
m secret shall reward thee openly,'" -M•tt. 6:6
WE MUST PRAY COllECTIVELY.
"And when they had pr•yed, the JJI•ce was shaken where they wet"e ~ssembled
together; and they were all filled wtth the Holy Ghost, and they spake thf"
word of God w1th bOldness." -Acts .,Jl.
WE MUST PRAY DEFINITELY.
" ... God f01btd that I should lin •plnst the lord m cenmg to pray fOf you
but 1 will teach you the good and the right way.~ -I Sam. t2.-23.
WE MUST VISIT NOW.
"53)' not yt, Thert are yet four months. and theft cometh harv-est? Behold,
t say unto you, 11ft up your ..,.n.. lnd loott on the fields: for they •re white
1tr~ to Nr"'flt. And he that tNpet, receiWifh ••All. 1nd pthtrtth fru1t
unto hfe eterntJ; thlt both he thft soweih 1nd t'll tNt reapeth tNY' rttc;llce
~atethet." -John ~lS. J6.
WE MUST ATTEND nt•Y IE•VtCI:.
"'Blessed are they thlt dwell In thy hovM ~ they witt be still pralslna thet.
S.tllh.• -PJ. loU. (Faith Baptist Church. Cenop Parte, C.t/f.)
?? i/.ueJtion liox ??
f..,m JEW'ISH HOPE, Boo 707, lo• _.,, ....
/'f,·r~, , \f>lmu f1 ( "'· S::! nnrl (;,/ 3 :/.1,
lit• T• 1~ f•lll !>Ttl" 1\oorol f••t -..111 J.IIHI ~111 olfl"o•r
111~· Ito fJ,I,,..,, lot in l ;n.,.J., "111"1".-f,,l,. tlw
\0 "1""" no,, j, -,.,JH.tlll lf,lll ~lnl,.,l : ··fl ,. !1;1 ~
111.oo l• ll o111 t l• •11~1 11hoo ~111"1• '"' •i11 I•• 1..--..i tt
1 .. 1 "ll)••fl• lilt". r ... 11• that ,,,. mi ~]lt ,,..
m.,,f, tlw ll"hl ·•<~•-•~~"'' ,,f /,.,J 111 lltm "'
lf /r•ll '' 1/1, !tt/1" Trd,nnu f,. ••/uhirh
r.,,,f '" //,),,.,/, .'1 ~'
ll'r
It I" t]p l .ll••ltl,hlo• 1\hi•h I' i11 fl,•,l\1'11. 1\
l'•lfl• Til .,f !lot• f IJ,, 111.1.-lo• \\,I• -..ht>\\11 fto ,,,,._.,._
"'' r!,. lt"h 111"111 11 .JI Io ! rl11· •·,trtlth ralwrn;u•lo·
1\,t· IIH .. I,J,,J .ill• I,, H··,ttll·l ~";:111 : ,,,.,,_
,.,,""' '.,.,,,.,, ,,,,, 'i .-11
'''" ~>:llol t .. ~'I"" d f],,.,,. ,,,, . .1111 pun· 111
lt••:tr t I J.,._, ~Ill" •<I• It,.,/.,, ;~r•· f,.,,/1 .t)!.!llll utul
h1• -1 h•1l\ "''[r:1 1.ol• ,J ld1 . fl ,• i ~ ~pirtlllitl h
t11 1111 l••.f .ttulltl•"• on ol IITI!\1"' i11 l .ltri-..r auol ha .::
ht~ rlo·lt;.-ltl 111 ll trll It ~~ 11w J,,.,,Jol l11w 1\loio•h
·•·j•,H.r lo-f,..,j". 1 l11l olr•·ll ft<>fll tlw J~"""l 'lt· of
Ill' "''rid Th• t•' ltnd I" f,,, ;1 ··h.111:t<' 11f lhr·
tllllttr.tl lw;~rt •\ /H 1\ lt•".l11 1\11! I ~ilo· llllltt
1"11
I 11 ~111 fd trl\ rmu /1 /if.•· /H lmnu r•h111 /l"tl\
/It•" {'"'ill"ll 11111/ ••1}1•.,. .. f ll/f Flff,., m"P•rdirt~
'" .... -,.,,.f'l!/1•"
Tlu· ,frio,. ,f ··l·l•·r "a' 1lw utrll" p•, ntntwut
.tnd , ...... ,.111 1:rl ••lfl' ,. ,.f rtw dturo ·l~o !11 tlw \,•w
T. •Ltuwul ( huro It ll w ••ld••1-.. "''r•· tho · p;l-..fllf".
Tlw,· wo ·n• .,f .. ,. lit• l••.trlw r ~ ,f 1lw , ""l!r<"p.n -
ll<tll". '"'1"'1111olcu~ tilt" ...,, til•lun·-... prr•tJt·ltinj!
nwl .ulmilll~h·o Ill}' dw -...wt,rrt~t·Ht -..
/'(,."'" r1pluuo llrnu•·f I! II '"Jl.lll dillfl.
'"u/ ... 11111/'11 <"'' th•rl m,A.·t/, d••t~.foJ/1• ..
'!"h i~ i.:: .11~,, r1u nti••!1'"4l lo1 tlw J,,r,J J •·~u~
m \lnlllw" :.!I 1; .. !ttol wul .. ulott•fl!l rt•ft•r• to
thr• ""II III,_. tq• of till' irn<Lp' ,f riLe ll.·n~t I tho·
:!lilt Chr i-.11 iu tlw rr'<'"!l'l flldl·tl tr•mplr• in
J•·ru-..;do•m dm111\.' tlw f":p·nt TriloulnliOIIj>r'rinol
tlwr fr,IJ ow" tit•· tHplurt• pf tlw ( hurrh.
If hfll i• rhr rrl•'flllirl;_ ,.f thf' '""" ''1h1· '"'I"' nf r;,ll]" (/~ 1111'11110/11'(' in Culntiruu
(/. /(/?
Th'· l ~rnrl nf Gn1l ; .. ~pi ritual l~rarl 0" rti~
rinrl from ua1ion11 l l11rarl. an1l may l.r ro·n ~,.
ni1.f•rl nc. wi!l1in national t.~nwl. Durin~ lllo
r~tt>l'"' hi~tory !here ~tlwa)""' ha~ hffn a rem.
n11111 that rrmain,.ri f1ithful to GOO. Today
lhl'rP ic. 11 r!"n1n11n t 1"1( Jr.,.,~ .,.,•ho lwlnn,.: to
"'piritunl l ~url. ns lbey haw· tr'I"O~nizerl th,.
Lnrrl jl'c.u~ lo lw tho•it Mt· ... -iah .and Saviour.
Will lhm,. whn rl'ad thl'
rli.Jobey Cod ~ sm·l'd?
Only lh~ who Iff' 1ruly born·a&~in will
he •ned, th~tl i"' I~ who ba.-e attrplt>d thf'
Lord Je.ut u their j)f'rsonal SaYiour and lin
in ohcdl,.n« to Him. Unfortunllf'ly thf'rf' •"'
m1ny today whu read thr Riblt-, but •~ not
willing lo _.urn-mlr r their li(f' 10 lhe Lord, but
continue let live 1 •inf11l lif~ and ditobey Cocl,
NEWPORT HAROOR EN9GN
SECOND SECnDN - -Pge 2
lliURSDAY, DEC. 10, 19111
CORONA DEL MAR, CALIF.
Gmt lveats in the N&w Testament
"The Betrayal of Judaa lacariot"-
Matt. 26:14-25
,._ TttiiiiDtlDQf nte Lo•o. •• ""· """" ..,.._ ,_
117 llo(er ud Joy Martial;__._.,....,_,.
' lnclic:al•l wordl which fon:n lh• koy phraM: if no rol•r•nc:• ia fll••a,
th• aa1w1r Uluolly will tt. lound in tho Scriptur. oboY•.
CLUES ACROSS
1 "'I will k .. p aay ____ ..
·e. ·n .. ____ ,-~--it 1r·
I I ··-·--tbom oul ol tho band ol
Ill. wic:kld" (PL 12:4.)
IZ ""oao of you •ludl -~~-11111"
If. dty ol Canooa (Joah.. 7:Zl
IS foth•r ol Sbuppi.rn (I Ciuoa. 7:1Z l
II ia..itio!. of a lamo~~A •on and motb.~r (Gon. lli:l5)
17 iiLitiol. of Jac:oh"• la Yorito wilo
aad hil dau!Jht•r (Gen. 29:11:
30:ZI)
I J and U down "my tinl• . __ o.l
band~
Zl 10n of !a-bath (I Chlan. 4:Z)
Z3 initial• of o loaaoi!A mothor and
h•r Mc:ond 1011 (Ruth I:Z)
Zfo hUtiol. of lwo III>Oilntolll.l (E.zod.
11:11: Judv. 4:U )
Zl lnitlala of Hn! o:oup(• U ""Mio:ah tho ____ thlto"" (Ju. 21 :18)
30 Olll!lb•r ol the cU.c:ipl••
33 01n h01rlal , .... be~b (Jo.b.. 2:1)
3fo ""lbo IUCJdll'l dUJd lb<aiJ play
on tho hol• ol th• --·-·· (lao. l l :IJ
)t ""!boy ~Y.DCIDfld wi th bi.m Jot !IW1y pi1c:o1 ol ____ .. •n. ·s3 '"Lotd. a ______ .r·
Jt Q III>OIInl. --.iYII (Mark IJ:I)
31 G.-1olr tonn ol Noah (Matt Zfo:37) 40 0 ., •• (Ho.. 4:13 . .ua.,,,
U "lor a lri•nd ol ----in hi1 jour•
l!iof " (Luh ll:li} -u "a p-loc:o wh..-o two ___ m•l""
IAc:ll 27:41 )
41 -b. that ~~--bil haad with. m•""
Sl ""Ill.• dildpt-d.id -·--}"111 hod
oppoil!ll•d th•!ll"
54 .b.-othor of M-([xod. 4:14 )
55 Ol!id .. II crcrou ""111y-----ia al
51 initio!. ot two eoq (Gu . 21 :2;
17:20)
Sl !.thor ol Huahi111> (I Chzon. 7:12)
12 "'thll!i on1 ol lh• lwe!'IO, caU1d
J11d01 ·--~"
CLUES DOWN
I "'w1nl uato lho c:bief -·"
2 "'th• bircU ol th• ----o:o111o and
ladv•·· {Moll, 13:32)
3 lalllol• of o la.,oul aon and hi•
motl famQIIA lalh.r (II SCIDl.
12:24)
t naaao m1aning "comol koepor,""
-~--il {I Chrol!i. 27:3D)
$ '"and which lnl•r•tb lalo tbol
within tho ----·· (H•b. li :l!l)
i ""ono:ompod In ----· In tho 1d91
of th• wildorn•u"" {E:a-od. 13:20)
7 iniliala of two wom•n (Jo1h, 2; I;
Rut b. I ~4 l
8 a d ty-(Ac:t• 1:32 )
9 '"and ••nd11i. ·--· on 1h1 ju.t
01nd on tho unj~~At" (Mall. S;U }
J0 ""the --~. CCIO"II IO J•elll"
13 a mountain (Gen. 1:4)
20 ""onoi!!il lhiao o-re• wilh •T• -----
(Rn. 3:18)
2:2 "!h1 ---· al•o dw•ll in S.ir-(Deut. 2:12)
2S '"b1hold, ----• w1ro in hor
womb" !Gu. 31:27 )
27 lir11 woman
29 lalher of Hehir. . •. Ia (Luk•
3:35)
31 ·· __ .. i, Ia m 01 •a boo:hlhaniT'
(Mork 15:H l
32 "'1ir. com• down ----my child
dio" (John 4:49)
3S.""th• ____ ol man vo•th 0 1 il ia
wri111n of him"
fol ""the -~--toilh. my timo il crt
hond"'
43 ""be lotd Cl me~norial lor
(MatL 26 :13)
U initia l• ol a ton and hi• Jomow
lothor (EJtod. 6:25, 20)
46 ""he _lhat dippo!,h hia hand witb
m• m lh• ~-~-
47 '"noithor aball lhero bo on-, moro
--···· (fteY. 21 :4.)
48 ··eo ho ----1h1 taro lh•roor'
lion. I :3)
49 no ~no m•onin9 ""l•hoYoh ia qood. H ____ Qb ([UCI Z:liO)
SO in.i tial1 of two O"I011nlain1 fD•ul
3:1: 31:41)
52 "'boloro Abn:rbom wo1 I
(John 8:58)
Sli 10n ol Bol01 {II Cluon. 7:7)
57 ··al.'ld Cll tboy-did -----
5! ci!y of Cona01n. ---~c:bo (f11d9. I :31)
liO 01n uo:lamatloo (Job 3t:U )
ANSWER TO LAST WEEK'S
Baptism for
Salvation?
FROM "SWORO OF THE LORD "
MURF"REESBORO, TENN.
8)' Rn. Rud Lyl«
Tht• IC'Itf'r comf'S rrom a gi rl in
Ohlo. ··Somt'Y>'hetl' in th<" Bible it
aays aftrr you'r<' savN! you should
be bapti-zed .. Do you have to be
baptiud to go lo Hl'ncn ~"
I can just 8('(" all the ba ptismal·
re~tl'rwraUonlsls poisl"d and waitlnlit:
for my answer. The-y will say that
181\"alion comrs In st('ps. A sinnl'r
muAt t('pt'nl, bclif'VC In Olrbit, get
ba.ptlzrd and then olx-y thr:> Lord'11
commandt In order to be savrd. or COUt"J('. with that kind of a.
proee-u nobody could be C('rtaln
that he was aavN!. "That'1 f'itcht,
pr.achrr. Nobody lrr"IOWI: wht>ther
he lt1 goln,; to Heaven until he
~~ta tlw-re."
Did David know he was sand !
Wht'n God took David's blby son
to H~avr-n, David saki, "But now
hr Is dud, wh<'ffforc should I
fut! can I bring him back again!
I lhall r o to him, but hf' ahall
not mum to mr" m Sam. 12:231.
Da.vkl knew he would sr<> ttla t boy
•1aln. Was Paul UYed and did he
know It! He wntlc, "l know whom
I tt.Ye btlln-l'd, and am persuaded
that he la lbaC to llK'p that wflkh
1 Mve eornmtlted unto hlm qaiMt
lhltt day" Ul Tim. I :12). Does
God want .. to kno<N tbaot we art!
savrdf Sur-ely He doN. n1t II
why we haYe l John 5:11 to U
and theft ll nol a word In that
wttole ehapte-r 1bout baptllm.
PIHH notice thre word:l ol Paul
In I CortnthifiN l :U·lT. 'l'lwft he
th.llftb Cod thlt he didn't bepl:ixc
"~ bul ~ and O.hu. 'Mwn
he ....,.., "For Ouilt Mnt 11tt naot
to Mpt:I;M, but to Jilftdl the J'lt»-
pot, ....... 1118 --o( ... eo. pr-1 rftd l o.inth1ana 15:1-4. Now
II blip«'-' were a part ot t be eo...
pel 01' lf bllptla.m 1ftft nKC FIII'J'
fOr Mlvatta.., thtn IUI"Wty Paul
would haw been eaaer 110 ac-t Pf'O-
............. IM....,o(-
""" .... he -~ -... .,._._,he -... -..-... ...._..., " a pkture ot Wva.tloa
)1M -Noeb'• .,. ,.. ... p6ctaaoe
., _,...,_, loiYalloe -""
"" -" God ......... lollll lo J-OWtft. "J"or .., P'tiOt 1ft
....... -fallll : ...... 001 tt ,_..._: It lo .. 11ft
or Got! Not of work.t. lt'lt •ny
man should boatt'" IEph. 2:!,9}.
J~u~ commandrd Hl1 disclpiH
to f:O 1nro ~ world and ~ach
thC' Gospe-l. 'Thos(' who l:wllrnd
th<"y wuc to baptiz('. Jt was a kind
of m~trk or brandinc for bf."IJ"rrs.
II Is an our....•atd. 1ign of an ln-
ward work. God UVl"l the-.aul of
thr one who bellrvH in Hl1 Son
and rf"C'rivPs Him a• Savk»ur. No
Ont' con sec the MJUI. But by aub-
mittlng 10 immf'rslon In waler (the
only kind ot bapt11m the Bible
knows t we Identify Ot.U"HIVH wtth
our Saviour In Hl1 ~ath, burtal
and rt'SUrr<.'CUon In 1uch a fl.lhlon
that anyone can n'adlly erup the
meaning.
Baptism Is not a l"f'QUiffmrnt
of Aalvatlon. It doH not hrlp ant'
to ~ savf"d. It ll not nren.ary
to tw bapti.zed in orde-r to aet ID
Hravf."n. It is IK'CHSary to br bap.
tlud affrr you l:wll"e In Onist
if you want to be an obeodlrnt
Ouistlan. Jt Is th«! tint ste-p ol
obt'dl~ncc for a new Olrtst1an and
probably should foUow u 100n u
possible his ptofnston of faJth In
Olrtst. That 1a the way It wu
done In Bible tlmH.
Was Pete r 1avrd! YH, but lhft--e
il no t'e'OOrd of hll bttptlam. Wu
John sand! Ye-tt, but theft II no
rteord of his haptiam. Wu Lub
U\'fd! Ye-tt. no doubt, but ttwr.
b no ft'oOOl"d of h11 blptilm. w ..
Jamn liVed'!' Certainly. but thin
la .., tftOI'G ol hll bapUam Ia
1M Bible. &&my the baptiama.l-
l't'lme-ratlonlst. tt-ve lOme explan-
ation just u ttwy try 1o upfa..ln
away the ll.lvaUOn c1 the tt\W' on
dw erou. But the faet rtmalm
that In wrw a.lteT twftt wne
In the Btble ~ are told the W"al'
o( aa~ .. -.. .., .......... In
Ood'1 dear loft. J..,., ~ W•
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luat 1-.d u-wna: John
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of .John. "J"hen .... ...., otJwn
• ottwr tltookl • wen.
Hcft'a a '** that wU1 .._..: --· , ..... ,_ ~ ol tftt Lard Murb Ju .._ ,.._,
'
the perfect Christmas gift ...
DANCE LESSONS
FOR INFORI.fA TION CALL .
WM., Th•rt , DK Z·l
frl., Sot., nK . 11 ·12 ) Newport Horhor H S -1 P'.M.
1 Sth .\ ,,,;_, NewJ~ort
Fri ., Dec: 4-lo~tq kh M 'l"idpol A11d -I P.M
21n f . ~otih, L.l .
Fri .. Doc . 11-kii'M.O Vcture A.ud -8 PM
U.C. at lni"•
AOM -S2 SO CHllORfN-S 1 U
CUSTOM BLACK AND WHITE
Film Developing
and Printing
DON ANDERSEN STUDIOS
2721 E. Coast Highway
Corona del Mar, Calif. 92625
((n the EnsigTI building)
Phone; (714)673-0553
ALSO COMMERCIAL, INDUSTRIA L,
PRODUCT, PUBLIC RELATIO;IIS
TUESLM Y, NO V. 11
A biqciP valued at $25 was
rrorn a garage at
"""'"" A. O'Malley resl-1"''"'''· 8 AlePPO St., East between 8 and 11 a.m.
A trre and wheel valued
$55 were stolen !rom a car
belong~ng to Michael Jay Wc-
Milhn, 520-1/2 Begonia, Co-
rona del Ma.r, while tt was
parke..! at 3rd and Begonia, be-
tween Nov. \ and Nov. 17 .• ,
St even Ull.v1e Patter son, 21, of
260 Sie rkes, Costa Mesa, was
arreste<t on a charge of shop.
ll tlfln>g at 5 p.m. at 2555 East-
Or., East ... A
deck valued wassto-
lrom a car to
Taking a Holiday Cruise?
Yule go plum w ild while pudding on our gata Holrday goodtes1
You needn't drg to deeply into your stocking erther '
-we have gitts beginning at $2.50 ... or our many startlmg
accessories may spruce up your present wardrobe
Ha ve· a nice holiday!
Lorraine Sutherland
FASHIONS AT THE BEACH
JAMBOREE" RO AT BAYSIDE OR
NEWPORT BEACH 67$--3113
Houfl: 1:30-4.30 • Sund.l~ 11 ~
Boys Club busy for Yule
Wloter c::amp, s• -lu, aot ud cu r.,ulerc·~"" tbo
Cbristmu puUes and 1Jitra. elusel: &t tbl Bo7•' -·
m r.&rll ba.s.ketbi.U MgtlU&bt tbe Gl'o'l) eta tatwrlDC .....
December »CbeduMI ot the Cen~ )teLl from cootie IDU1ac ta
tral :J.IJJCb ot tht~ Boys' Club. pbotocrapby &Dd 11M cralt5 to
W Camp will be btld pitar lM8ooJ art ~bedultd
at Cedar Lake, ooe mue abO't't wee~y.
Big Bear, on Dec. 29, 30, aDd lntra-tnllf&l bbketblllcfYI&
31. every boy a ch&Dee to play.
The I.Dil~&l Cnrtstmu party Teams are belDC lormed for
ls slated lor the alleroooo of all boY• a thrOUcb 14. FOI'
Dec. 22. With tbe aid of the turtber lntormaltoa call Rtd:,
Mothers Club, a h.w -lllledpro-athletic director, at 54&-9S81.
cram, hlchllgtlted by a bean r-----------,
feed, is plaoned ror the day.
A "sle~~tn•· tor boys 8 to
12 will be held Dec. 11-12
begtnni.n.g at 9 p.m. aod end.t.Jlg
Saturday morll1D.g a1 8. Games
and movies wUl highhght 'ibe
eveniDg, a.nd brea.kfast w!\1 be
served at a local restaurant.
BtiLIZ
MORTUARJEf
1741 SUPERIOR AVE .
COSTA liEU
Midway b-2424
)5211 E. COAST HIWAY
CORONA DEL liAR
ORiol e 3-'l4~
Se ll-defense and judo classes
are held each Saturday morniog
at 9. Richard Nunez, OOider of
a 4th decree black belt, a.nd
owner of a studio ln Montebello,
is the volunteer instri~uc~t=o~r·~;;;;;w;p;s;•;c;';;";•;>;;;;;;;;;;~ Boys must have pare~! COCI·
sa
Up and down !hf' ._t,,lt> ttw "~ 'iltr{'<> C'l lhf'
subsidtanes ol lrnr{''' , 1 m t¥1• -'' nn d A rner+t ,
the na1•on"s th,rd l,v gr ... t puh:tc 1\ ,,..,.npd •;,~v,n~c,
and loan holdmg cornDct11> ,,,,,.P !.·~en the n,lrnf'
of lmpenal Savmgo;; Hf"lt' ~·~~l I l •nd the '>.Hllt'
frtendly stall b<t•l..ed tlV • 'pe r ,r·n(f'C1 rna n~~t>
ment dedicated to cn'T''''Pn•h gtc wth Here vou II
find the hrghest rr,ter''"' r .HP<;, tlerrnrtted tw l;w.
insured sa fely wrth your funds ~r otected hy ,rr
agency of the fedE"•.ll ~,,.,.er ·.rn~'": 'llld <~ ~r r·.tt
range of trnancra! <.E"r\ rr h
Whether you open J p.rr..~bo(ll.. or guar J'llf'ed
growth account , vour runel<>. ..,,,, <:.IMI t>arnrnjl
.nstanUy Come 111 and stJr\ ycut savongs gro,.,rn£
at lmpenat Savmgs a :;uDsrdt.HV of ln"'pe11,1! (pr
poration of Amenc:a
6.00 °
0
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7.50 ..
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••I" lclwi l ,,.ICI
Q(: •• ... ~rn u~"f'
lf\d or•trt"ll
J'<u""''"'' -.,..,
D" $!li)(flok~oh Of
,....., ~Itt f-fUf< 0'
._, lclu~ y~IC
' 1 s-. -~ '"''"'' I"G .~rror•l
oiC~U,..,IIIt -ltaf
.., l iOO I)J(I!)fl~Gson
o< (01<1'0 ~·14 0111 .,.. ....
Of ,..,,, lclulf J'itl(l
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lltt UNitlt -1"'
•
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If yow we • newcCWMr, or
ltno• o( • •••comet tD
llh• llarbar Area who hal
not beea w•lcam•4, c»
h&r a f••or .,. c.Sii"t tha
Hatbat Vieltor b•'"""" I and 10 Md aht
wi 11 call on hien4
~ith ••luable ·
and airts from
buaineu firma
11ana rudy 10 help hat
bec:ome aequa~ lll&d w11h
hc:r ne* aufft!Undinae.
THE HARBOR Vl$1101
P HO Hlt 4U ·9361
From the Police Blotter
(C ... r'Od from Pap I) Ba-W&Dd, wblfa It wu prap II lbo l<lwvd F. J-
A.uto IIU'tl ftlutd at $10 •ert parked at htt naldloct be-100 n....,... 4411 SwttJ
ltol.o trom a car be1ooctnc to tween New. l aPd 6 . • • A Cameo Ht&h•adl. bttwttD 1:16
Smith Electric, K&tbleeo LA. ltareo tape deck l.Dd dotllt..Dc a.m. ud t p.m. , , • A blcyele
&Dd Teresita. Ln., tltrbor lf1p. val !Mil at $2'50 wert stolen fl>Om nlued at $85 WU burcJ&ri.Mt
ludl, wb.tJe 1t was puted be· a. car beloopnc to Charles B. from tbl laf&p at tM Jamtl
tw"n 4 aDd 1 p.m •..• Fifty Johnson. 741 S..ktr St •• Cotta A laD Ellawortb rul.dtDCe. !?Sl
eans of IIOda pop v<l.lued at $5 t.lesa, wh.Ue it was parted at see.nw AYt., Coroaa dtl Mar,
were stolen from the ptUo at UOO E. C<:tit bwy ., COI'OQI. durlAe tbt Dlpt ••• A lilt·
the Anoa C. Hamlll restdeoce, dtl Mar, between 3 aod IS p.m. Ylaioa l8l nl..ed at $SOO wu
SU HJira.oar, East Blutf, be-••. A radio valued at $50 wu bur&)&rlsed from lbt retl.deoet
tween 8 and 9 p.m. • •. An stolen from a boat belonging of Lex C, Jooes, 185 SMJU.ll.
aUernator valLNKt at $92 was to Owen B. Jobnson, 2120 Mlr-Newport Hetgbl5, durtac the
stolen trom a car belooglnc to amar, Balboa, wlllle U ns nip:t of Not'. 17 ••• A 1959
NuyCI&reBarry,tlOApoleaa, docked at 2ZOO Channel Rd., Chenolet beloocinc to Jamea
Balboa. Lennud Tecma.n. Z91 Robin
• THURSDAY, NOV, 19 Hood Ln., Costa Mesa, ftl
Boat acceS$0rles valued at stolen while puked at 15S1
$109 were stolen from a boat Balboa Blvd., Central New-
belonging to Roger M. Fryer, port, between .DOOil and 3 p.m.
1531 Wilson st Costa w · · · A license plate valued at
11'hile It wu ~ked at 1
8:5 $3 was stolen from a car be-
Bayside Dr., Newport, durillc lonctog to Robert L. Schroeder,
the night ••• Mary Allee 1821 santiago, Dover snores,
LaPlante 73 ol 306 Marine while It wa.s puked at the
Ave., Ballioa island, was walk-Fash.ion lsJa.od puking lot be-
ing in the 200 block of Marloe tween 2 p.m. and 4 p.m.
Ave. about 2 p.m. when she Vandals broke a street lamp
was bitten by a dog 00 the belonging to the CUy of New-
right th.igh .•• Vandals kicked poet Beach, at the oorthwest
3 holes in the door to the New-corner of Balboa Ave. aod Ma-
port Harbor nigh school tower rtne Ave,, Balboa Island, dur-
bell and cut the bellropesome-ing the night ••• VaDdals
time after 4 p.m., causing $310 threw a rock at the wiDdoYt' ot
damage .•• Burglars entered a car belonging to Wllliam
the prage at the Carolyn Hun-Heitr., 202 34th St., West New-
ter residence 514 Poinsettia port, causing $25 damage, while
Corona del ~. between Nov: U was parluld at 34th St. and
18 and Nov . 19 and escaped Balboa Blvd., between 7:45a.m.
with camping equ.lpment val-and 2:30 p.m •••• A 1957
ued at $145 Burglars en Chevrolet belonging to CIU'Is
tered a mac·h~ shop at 5oc) Randolph Avis, 481-1/2 Hello-
N. Newport Blvd., Newport trope, Corona del Mar, was
Height s, and escaped wJth sl.{)-stolen be~ween 3 p,m, aDd mid-
plies and equipment valued at night wtute tt was parked at
$389 belonging to Gordon Siple, Goldenrod Ave. and First Ave.
~EWPORT HARBOR ENg~ THURmAY, DEC. 10, ltlO
;!',SE,CO,N,D'-'S"'Ec..,:'TI~OII:!;-.::-!:I'!c!l!..t 4:!...._~-~CO!!;RD~NA~O EL ~AR, CAU.F;
ASSEMBLY MAN and Mrs . Robert Sadham of Newport
Beach look over paintings created by wives of state legis~
lators and advocates which ace being shown In the Callfor-
nia Museum of Science and IOOustry, Exposition Park, Los
Angeles. The show, by pa.lntbrush-wleldlng members of
"Pals aDd Gals," wJU be presented through Jan. 31.
406 . 40th St., West Newpo,l, Smt"les contest announced LEGAL NOTICE ~"HIJR~"HES dunng the night ... Clothing --.... .... ~ I valued at $164 was stolen trom CITY OF' NEWPORT BEACH
,---F=IR=s::r=--=s:-A:-;:P::T=Is~T,::..:.C~H;U,.;;R"C=H;::..--, a "' belonging lo Rooald Kel-The Corona del Mu Cham-Go•Jn and Hal Ptnchln will judge POL(CE DEPARTMENT
2501 CLIFF Dl .. tUWPOlT IIACH
A NEW CHURCH WELCOMES YOU
Dr. Walter Pegg, Pastor
SU~DAY SCHOOL, ••• ·'•-45 ,t..lol., &I aLE STUDY
WORSHIP •••• 11 A.M. -a 1 P.lol.. 7ol0 P."'-WEO.
Central Bible Church
ORANGE AVEHUE at l3RD STREET
COSTA MESA PHONE, Sol8.5303
Sun day School & Worship ... 9:00 and 10 :30 a.m.
Sunday E:venang Wor ship .......... 7 :00p.m.
ll.ednesday Bible Study & Prayer ..•.. 7 :00p.m.
1'4URSERY FOR ALL S£RVICES
1''1 ~/Q r
FRED R. ~O RSE RICHARD REED
An tndependent churc h with Bible teaching ministry
Ch roslt.ln Sl::•ence
S•HYtees
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LUTHERAN CHURCH
OF THE MASTER
lutheran Church m Amenca
2900 Pactfit Vtew Dr
Corona del Mar . Calif.
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so, 3026 W. Coast Hwy., MarJ-ber of Commerce will part!-the residential area. POL ICE PUBLIC AUCTlON
ners Mile, while It was parked ctpat~ ln the 1970 version of The Corona del Mar Cham-NOTICE OF SALE
at the Marioers Moteldurl.ngthe 40 Males of Ctlrlstmas Smiles. ber will award plaques to each Notice Is hereby
night .. , Tools valued at $139 Judging will be on Dec. 21. winner In Corona del Mar and pursuant to the pt~;~,~~.~
were s toleu !rom the Aero De-Seven winners will be selected: the Orange Coast As.soci~Uon Chapter 1.20, Section
s ign Co., 891 W. 16th St., West the 3 best res idences, the 3 will award plaques to the over-of the Municipal Code
r\ewport Heights, between 7:45 best commercial establish-all winners. For further In-City of Newport Beach, I
and 10 a.m •... A radio valued ments aDd the one city, com-formation, call 613-4050. sell at pubU c auction, to
at $100 was burglarized from munity or area whose decora. highest bidder for
the apartment of Ernie J. Uons convey to the judges the LEGAL NOTICE Saturday, December 12,
Be1gel, 920 lrvule Ave., New-best holiday spirit. .11 10:00 A.M. at the Corpora-
port He1gt1ts, between Nov. IS Judging for the Corona del NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE 11on Y o~.rds of the City
M Ill " ,_ I No. 1222 and Nov 19 ar area w taa.e puce he port Beach, located at
· · 1P'!ek before the 21st. Bob Bar-On December 17• 1970· at perior Aven~. the 'ioi.(owi~.
.. FRIDAY , NOV. 20 tholomew and Hal Aeblscher li:OO A.M., SUn-Shaw Corp-described property:
Sporting equipment valued at will judge the businesses in-oralion, a California corpora-Boys and girls bicycles
$440 was burglarized from a Corona del Mar and Jerry t1on as duly appointed Trustee Auto accessories
---------' ____ under aoel pursuant to Deed of Sporting goods
__ L:_EG'l !!OTIC~._ LEGAL NOTICE Trust dated August 22, 1966 HousellOldttems-othermls-
--executed by Virginia. Lasser, a ceUa.neous items C E~~I~l~ATE .or BUSlNESS struments including cer Uii-married womln, and .Harriet
T ICtltlous farm Name cates of ftclltious Name asre-M. Perry, an unmarried wo-Boats a:~J miscellaneousma-
THE UNDERSIGNED do Mire-qulred by Se<:Uon 2466 of the man, each as to a.n undivided rlne equlpm~nt
by certlfy that they are con-California Civil Code ,, one-'l.llt interest and record-An itemized Ust of the above
ducbng a. UMITED PARTNER-WITNESS my nand on this ed Septem'ler 15, •1966, as lnstr. articles is avaJ.lableat the busl-S~IP bus mess at 2865 E. Coast second day of December, 1970_ No. 8044, in ')ook 8048, page ness oftice ol the Pollee De-
Htgtlway, Corona d.•' "'· ar. Calil. BCS Natoral Reso"•ce• Corp-81 of Otriclal Recor ds In the pa_rtment oflheCHy ol Newport
92625 -• r 1 .... ~ Beach located at 425 -3ZDd , u .... er the lcht ous firm oration, Secretary Lloyd Sel-office of the County Record~r of ~amte~ .. ~df ~s ~rogram 1 and linger•. T, P. O<xige by Lloyd Orange County, California, Stree~~ ~:=r~~~h.
..,.._. a~m IS composed of Sellinger; G. G. Pouteau by WiL L SELL AT P UBLIC AUC--Chief of Pollee
the fol\?w1ng per sons whose Lloyd Sellinger, Eugene 1. Su-TION TO HI GHES f BIDDER
names 1ft lull and places ol OD by Lloyd Sellinger, C. L. FOR CASH (payable at tim ~ of Newport Beach, CaWornia
restdence are as follows, to-Kagels by Lloyd Sellinger Da-sale in l.i.wful molley of the Uni-PubUsh: NOf. 26 ar,1 Dec . 10,
wtt : BCS Natural Resources vld M. Talla by Lloyd Selli~ger, ted S•.ates) at the front entrance 1970, In the Newport HarOOr
VOLUME IS OUR ANSWER
TO
BETTER BUYS!
BRAN D NEW 1971
$250 $63
TOTAL DO WH MOHT H (36 MO.)
$250 is the total down payment and $63 is the total
moothJ.Y payment .LocludlDg IU, '10 Ucense and all
finaoce charges on approved credit for 36 m Jnths.
Deterred payment price is $2518.00 ioclOOing aU
finance charges, taxes, '70 license or U you pre-
fer to pay cash, the full cash price Is only $2172.87
includlng sales tax, '10 license. Order Your Favor-
ite Color Today,
ANNUAL PERCENTAGE RATE 11 ,08%
P UT ,t, LITTLE KICK IH YOU R L IFE!
GALAXII SOO '68 1 o. ~ • • ~ .,. ·~ ~s ,, .. , .. ·~"~ "'""' 'Ool •l!IIS~~ 1896
$2396
HI \Ill '<(, 1{1111\1
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Corporation, 2865 E. Coast James G. Carson by Lloyd Sel-of Stan-Shaw Corpora !ion, 1600 Ensign,
Hgtly., Corona del Mar ; T.P. Unger, Henry R. Goldstein by East Miytalr Ave., Orange,
Dodge, 2858 W. Rome Aveoue, Lloyd SeUinger, Richard M. Catifornia all rl(.l~. title and
An.aheun, CaUl.; G. G. P.outeau, Korfl by Lloyd SelHnger, Henry Interest conveyed to and now
980 Trancas, Nap4t, CaUl.; Eu-w. Louria by Lloyd Sellmger, held b) it uDder said Deed of
SHOPS and SERVICES
I I Ill , J' lit • 7 'I jl HI l1JP-1nd!, ~ G!lturd!
gene I. S.Uon, 4911 Van Nuys James Borge by Lloyd Sellin-Trust In the property situated
Blvd., Sherman O ... ks, CaW.; ger, Dwight H. Murray Jr. by in the C1ty of Newport Beach, Save Time And Money -Call An Expert
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C.L. Kagel~, P.O._ Box 1131, LloydSellinger,DwightH.Mur-io saad County and State de.
Avalon, Cr.ll~.; ~vtd M. Talla, ray Sr. by Lloyd Sellinger, E. scribed as: Lot 6 of Tra-:t BE AUTY SALON ~5~1 MoJnrovaa,G~e~rt Beach, Paul WtUte by Lloyd Sellinger 4709, as per map recorded '-.:::.::.;.:::.:_.:._:::.::.:.::.. __ _
• •I •11.1 ,,, I \\JI 3262 Broad Street
Newport\ieights
Ma. .; ames · arson, Jr., Edwin R. Roberts by Lloy~ in Book 166 Page 18 of Mis-!iM-k:I<U.., '~
C ·~{'. 3260 Beard Rd ., Napa, Sellinger, AOO.rew Chambers b) cellaneous Maps, r ecords oJ
• I Ill) l'.ll d 11 \ on• Ill
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a.li ., Henry R. Goldstein, 5626 Lloyd Sellinger Norman E said County ,
Sol~d Mountain Rd ., La Jolla, Root by Lloyd S~Jllnger. RMA. Said sale wtU be made, but
Calif., Richard M. Korff, 3311 Enterprises by Lloyd Sellinger. without covenant or wuranty,
Admualty . ~rive, Huntington STATE OF CALJFORNIA } express or Implied, rep.rdlng
BEAUTY NOOK
2732 E. Coast Hwv .
Corona del Mar
Phone 644·7336
"
Beach , Calif., Henry W, Louria, )ss. title, possession, or encum-
Jr., M.D., .12892 Palm, GaJ.deo COUNTY OR ORANGE ) brances, to pay the remaining f-----------
\1. . ., I " 111 ,, n• I", I' n1 Gr ove Cali! Dr James& DRY CLEANING 11,,1 ,1,1 '''"'"!!' -, .. ~, "'"'A\ \I ltVIt 1 M 0 • 1868·•5.1• d Tr~, ON THIS 2nd dayo!Decem-principal swn of thenotesec-1-.::.:.:.:....:::=.:::.:.:.::.=... __ _
R l V '\oOI{t\IA'-. 1\1<11~'\o
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A'\;llf lll ~1 ·1 1 '1(J III\tl ,· ·• . averao . rat, ber, 1910, before me, a No-ured by said [)1ed of Trust,
... ,, Ill·' Ill ,,, I p !II Napa, Calif.; Dr. Dwight H. tary Public ··n .~to' o••d to-wit: $11,548.S9,withlnterest , , ,, ,,,,J,1iiv ,.,,,11.,!10 _.,·1 \llllltA.\1 Murray J MD 980 T ~ -
\ I I • r ·• · ·• ran-county aoo stale, ,estd'tng from March 15, 1970 as In said
I ... J ''•lllo lt "n'hl'' ,olld ,,,,. • ..,.,,,,,.ilf•'1'l<•'l casSt N~na c aur D Dwl~l ·• _.., .; r. &• therein, duly commlssjonedand note provided, advances, llany,
;:='=·=='::"='='·::··=·'::":!''::'::'::"'::"::"=· =~'===P:H:o:N:E:··:':•':':':':':"=~"· Murray, M.D., 980 Traocas sworn, personany appeared uoder the terms or said Deed St., Napa, CaW.; E. Paul Whl.te, Lloyd Sellinger, Secretary for of Trust, fees, charges and ex.
980 Trancas St., Napa, CaW,; scs Natural Resources Corp-penses of the Trustee and of
Edwin R. Roberts , ~.D., 3260 oration, known to me to be the the trusts created by said Deed FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
·•r~-tF r FS1F.R POR BIBLICAL fiTflDIES" BeardRd,,Napa,Calif.;ADdrew person whose name is sub-ofTrust.
DR. P. C. N EUMANH P A.STO RS DR. JAMES COM BS Chambers, Jr .. 5400 The Tole~ scribed to the within instru-The benenctary unde r saJ.d
1:4<; A.M.-Bible School, with our 15 buses do, Naples, Calli,; Norman E. meet, and acknowledged to me D~ of Trust, by reason or a
DI MM ITT
/J ... ;J.tr.. ·~ENID
Fint-ll quality dry clt-aning
on thr: premisu
•
Self.tc:rvicc: laundry
All nc:w -latest model servi ng South Orange County Root, 4535 -112 Melbourne Ave-that he executed the same. breach or default In the obU-
nue, Lo~ Angeles, CaUl.; RMA WITNESS my haDd aoo of-gallons secured thereby, here-Fri&idaire washen
It :00 A.M. -Mo m in 9 wo rsh i o E nterpr ases, 621 s. Spring St., ficial seal. Carolyn c. Clem_ tofore eJecuted and delivered 31:00 E. Cout Hwy ., COM
7:00P.M. -Ev ening Service Los Angeles, Calli. ents Notary PubUc in and for to the uOOerstgned a w-rttteo Phon~: 673-960S
301 Mognoli 0 St. Ho"'• of P. G. Heu"'o"" • "The Limited Partners lP-said,County aM State. My Com-Declaration of Default and De-f-----------
r -t t ~ "" ta A 11 a A tof'.) Chtis tion Schoo 1 point the General Partner the mlsstoo expires March 13, mand for Sale, and written oo-fLORIST
• HEAlTH AESORT
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• M+nl!lill SPA WhoriPOOI • Ullrl VoOI~r Sun Tan Rooms
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July 17, 1970, the undersigned D M / 'T h OPEN HOUSE SLATED ca"sed Rid notice or breach e ur J OJ 0.,1111 f•nls Cost Lla If W•ll fllllf AT LA GUNA FEDERAL and of eleeUon to be ncorded
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bold open bouse at the Laguna said Official Records.
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Dee. 11, trom 5 to g p.m. Staa..staaw C«poratlon, a 1-----------
Guests wtll eo joy a program of Cautwllla Corporation as said HEARING AIDS
Christmas C&COis by the South Trustee. f-,;:,:::.::.:::,:~,;:,:=----
Sbores Baptist Cburch Cbolr of BJ MaurM:teShaw-Secretary.
LafliDI Niguel, arranpd bJ SPS.!54.76
Mrs. Charles Prioce, daullb-Publ15h: Not. U , Dee. 3, 10,
ter of JoM F. Critchlow, a 1970, lD tbe Newport Harbor
former Lacuna Federal Sav-Eo.stp.
11lcs offtce m&ollpr. ~""'""'""'""'""'""';'! Christmas orp.n music will =::
bo pronotld b!' Dill Gralll, a
member ol tbe Lacuna Federal
boud of directou, and em-
ploy"s S.a WciADI, BSanc.bt
Flvlt ud Peter ClarUoa. ... ..... -.... -
HAL AEBISCH ER
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Local dancers in ballet
''TN Nlllc:niCUr" 1tW be der, Ia.\* SebMiillr, lAJ.Iit
pruoiUd b7 IN "--a.ea SmUll, 01.-SmUll,
ctric B&U« Com&o.J at a:so lniae .. ..Jtar .. FUMtt,
p.m. SUDdiJ, Dee. 11, at N., .. ,.... KaJM. CatbJWtCI*', Vt,t..
port Harbor bllil 11<bool aadl-1:1 Woll, CTOihla Ml1lot.
tor1UDI, ud Ott. Z0 at Sua .
Aaa bll!b ll<bool audltll<lum. $2,500 I' RUEN T!D TO
T'"' oto<y Gl "'Tbo Nutcrae-U.C.I. TENNJ$ TEAll
tar" wtl1 bl toid btfwe tbe SIC*"ieor.eleet Roal1d w.
ltlrt ol tbe PtOcram bJ Douc-Ca.spers resldtot of L1do 11\e
1&1 Ren"e, poeral director ol presented U.C.l. teMta coach
the ballet compuy, .o tbat Myroo McNamara wlltl a ebttt
JOUDpten can follow tbe tor oYtr $2 500 at a coettatJ
C brllimu story blllet. party beoeni btld at tM bl..l ..
Members ot the east Include bot Bay Club.
the folJowln&; Wr. Cupeu, tbe oew Qr ..
Coroaa del Mar-.. Adele Cao-uge County S~C~erYl.lot rrora
etU, Carrie Kneubub.l, W.oUy the 5tb district made the pfe-
Lyocb, GrellQry Osborne. seotattoo belo;e a crowd o1
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PH .D. WORK FINISHED
Barbara L. RHd, 505-1/Z
f' ero.lel.f At" e., Cor~na del War,
rece.otly completed t.be requ:tn-
muts tor the doctor of ph,l.l-
oaopi'IJ decree at I.Ddta.Dl UDJ-
versity.
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JAMES F. BOCHANON, lt:ft, of Corona del Mar, I.Dd
CLifford LaFe•er, center, of MlssloB Vlejo, en&iJleers at
Phllco-Ford Aeroautrolllc LD. Newport Beacb, receive lo-
ceoth·e plan ~teal: a.-nrds from Louis Helllg, Aeronu-
trontc Yice president aDd reoeraJ ma.Daaer. Mr. Buchanon
and Mr. La.FeYer lm'tnted a cartridge cba.mber which ls
designed to compensate tor temperature extremes.
Newport--l..al'U B&tptt, some 100 perlilOns, 1Jbo paid ----------
Sbaron HUrable, steptwUe $50 per eot.t~le to atteod. Ad-
HurabaJl. Mtcba.el Htllmu. c11tloaally, numeroua smaller
SeaD Me~ Mary Sayers, dooaUoo.s were reeeiud.
MAY OR ED HlRTH of New-
port Beach, center , was the
guest speai.er at the Dec. 1
meeting of the Corona del Mar
Kiwatti s Club. He told of the
p~ for the new civic center
in Newporl Center. Pictured
with the mayor ue KiwalliUS
Hal Aebischer, left, and Bob
Aston. (Howard folsom phOto.)
LEGAL NOTICE
PIDJ' Stamper, MuUynTbom-The party drew local teoola NOTICE OF PUBLlC HEARING
aasen. u:S Lisette Wb1taker. eutbusl..uU wbo ate&DXIous to NOTICE lS HEREBY GIVEN
Costa Uesa-..Cathy ftsbet, see the OCI t-.m eompete wttll tha.t the CU:y Council of the City
Beli.oda Sm.lt.b, PbyWs Sctmet-the btc tellD1.s sebools. of Newport Beach will hokl a U S POW H YOU C H I ~·=:~::":':,~~;; . . s . . . 0 w a n e p ~:~~a~BJJ:: r!1~= c'taa: BAY TOUR FOR YULE
TilE LETTER on this ptlg~ is an app~al to Ton Due Thang. th~ Pr~sid~nt
of North V1f'!nam, on b~half of the 1,600 U.S. Suvic~men who ar~ prisonus of ~r
or mis~ing in actio n in South~ast Asia. Bdow 11 a translation of th~ l~tt~r. which
originally appear~d in th~ San Diego Union and was called to our atunrion throuth
a reprint in the Teledyne Ryan Auonautical Reporter.
W~ ask you to rign tht' l~tter and mall it ($.25 p<Hiagt} to· To n Due Thong,
Pruid~nt, D~mocratic R~public of Vietnam, llano'. North V~t•tnam.
And don 't think your actio n won "t ho11t any ~[feet on Hanoi Sin a public
ottt'ntlon m thi.s country first Jlarted fo~using on tht POW issu~ ther~ has bet'n a
11ast mcrt'OJ~ m the number of U.S. POWs who ha11~ bten pamtttt'd to writ~ hom~
to th~1r fam,Jus.
Th~ xoal1s t~n millton l~tters to Hanoi be{ort' Christmas. Do 11 to day.
To the Honorable Ton Due Thang·
We take lhis means of appealing to
you on a Situation which ts cJoS(: to the
hearts or aU Americans. Th1s issue is no t
whethe-r Amencans should be 1n VJC"t ·
nam or whether we should pull all our
troops out Immediately. The ISSUe 11 not
whether you are n&ht and we are wrong
or that we arc-ng.hl and you are wrong.
The issue is the 450 American Ser·
vicemen who arc held m your prison
camps. Another I ,I SO are listed as
musing and poSSibly some ue your
pnsoners.
Theu sJtuatJOn IS our unHed concern .
Both the "'doves and the h.awks"" of
America fee l deeply about them and
their welfare. We ask you to consider
their immediate release. They have no
military value to you. They can "t hurl
or hamper your war cfforl and no
longer would help ou ~.
These men . hkc-your soldiers. do not
1nstilute pollcy but merely serve as
soldiers ha11c done since tJme began .
Like" your men. they performed !heir
duty and were wilhn& to sacrifice for
tl:~
their country. Like your sold~rs. they
left their homes and families not be·
cause they wan led to but becauJt. their
country called on them
Patnousm 1s not hmued to the men
of Vietnam or to the men of Amenca
but IS the pnvtlcge of aU men. They
fi&ht under the11 flag whether 11 be red .
while and blue or red , yellow and blue.
Your suppmtc:rs 1n this country
could lake Sltis facuon from the release
of the pnsoners. This, more than any·
thlllg else, would demonstrate that you .
too. do not seek revenge apmst men
wh o did theJr duty. This. too. would
show the world that compassiOn , not
punishment. can lead to peace.
The arguments of your critics thai
human life means nolhtngto you would
be baseless If you allowed JUSt peace by
acting quick ly to the appeal
If your heart contatns mercy and
your soul compass10n and 1f you truly
seek to help the cause of peace, you
hne an opportunity to achJeve these
image.s in the eyes of the world .
The feelin& h_!re is that you don't
I,~ L-.;;.
.~,..~ ;..-"e
care about the individual; thai h.is need•
and wants and desi~& don"t matter; that
life iJ not sacred to you.
Your actions can pve lie to these
b;etiefs. An act of amne11y toward
American prisoners would show the
world that you are concerned with !He
and I hat aU life is sacred.
Family ties in America are urona and
aU Amencans wan I lhese men reumted
with the11 families. Some falhen have
never seen their children. Some are
missin1 the JOY or watch1111 them arow.
And , the children. they li¥e wit.h a
constant dream and ho~ that they may
ap1n be a whole famLiy .
Few men 1n the htstory or the world
ha>~e been g~vcn the o pportunity that
you now have.
H1story can record you as 1 man of
compassion ; a man who respected hu ·
man life and held it in h.igh value , a man
who held that famLiy life tS paramo unt
providing a measure or peace to many
famihcs.
Return these men to therr families
and the world would hail you . Retam
them and your supponers can't help but
wonder ilbout you! smcenty and ma-
uves.
We address you not as one enemy to
il.no ther but as one human to anothtt
As Cltlz.ens of the Umted Slates we
have no po wer to offer il.nythmg as
tndivJdual.s but good w1ll m ell.change for
the men you hold. We havt no power to
make threats 1f you don't
We only have hope . hope that you
will heed the pleas and resto~ these
men lo their fam ilies.
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I~'· l~~---L • .fl:· q.>o.~ ;L-,..~ l o
J .. •n l t O • .'~t ~~ '6>-o Lo vo ~t.: l~.;.,~ ll~ t_
'{;',.., fo !..o., !.;;,.. ,.."P>1 or~ b<( •;.._ itf-
Amendment No. 274, to prezone
unincorpon.ted territory ad-
JOining the City of Newport
Beach lor the purpose of de-
termining the toning tha.t will
apply to such property i..D the
event of subsequent UR@xa.tlon
to the City. Specific considera-
tion wil.l ,be given to the esb.b-
llstLment of a P-C "Planned
Community'" District to pro-
vide for the development of
a,pprolimately 28 acres of land
located north of Pacltlc Coast
Highway and east of S~r1or
Avenue for development as
restderu~a-1 garden apartments
and condominiums using up to
three stor y buildings wltb pri-
vate recreation facilities, and
both underground and surface
par lang.
NOTlCE IS HEREBY FUR-
THER GIVE N that the saidpub-
Uc hea.r1ag wUI be held on the
21st day or December, 1970,
at the hour of 7:30 P.M. tn
the Council Chambers of the
Cily Hall of the City of New-
port Beach, Calilorni.a, at whtch
time and place any and all per-
sons interested may appear and
The Exchangett~s of New-
port Harbor will hold their
Christmas party .l.t &:30 p.m.
Wednesday, Dec . 16, The party
will be a tour or the bay and
view ot the ltgt1ts aboard the
Pavilion Quet-n . Tt1e event wtu
be hosted b)" OOth U1e E xcha.nge
Club a.od the Exchangettes.
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Ph. ~o-<JJ83 (o&ta \1csa
be ,..,.. '"""'"· M A T T R E S S E S Laura Lagios NEW -&E80"rLDINC
City Clerk. Irregular ShaPf"S
City of Newport Beach JGDenpriDcJ _ Cott•
l~ • shinina d1•mond Pf~l
8nna your mesup ~ de•r.
With • 11ft tMt spe1k1 •for~ ..
For your love f.iont to he•r.
MEMIEt OF AMERICAN GEM SOCIETY
CHARLES lL BARR
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Ia!'-lJI...&. c.tr.
Pubtish: Dec. 10, 1070, in COSTA lrroUSA t.4AnRESS CO.
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and we love it!
Laguna Federal Sa,·ings lm es being locally founded. locally owned-
we're a mutual associa thm. nwned by our depositors ... with
the oldest F edt•r.d Charter in the count<·.
Yes, we love being the :\.,sod.t ti<>n who has grown up with the
communities it sent..'"· whn i..; proud of its independent
leadership in Orange Count\ .. md who intends to keep it that W3)'!
9()0/o of our ho m~ loans art• marlf' within a 50 milf' radius.
I OOo/o o f savings from our Onm~t' Count~· ~vers is in\'estf'cl in Orange County.
Anti no association pays hi{!lu·r it1t rrcsr or offers more ooried ways to save.
Our doors swing wide to welcome you !
~h~lm.rtJ /J:,n,w,., @jwn ~e
Come one! Come all! Meet your fri ends hosting the evening's feslivities at our
Laguna Beach main office. EnjO\' Christmas carols. organ music, holiday refreshments .
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 11 5 TO 9 P .M.
AND lOAN ASSOCIAllON
ONUO«e Co~UWJ'• U.rr~•'• f"irtl and Stronreot irwkpendeal r-.wl
JMooald>BayPlau
South Laguna. Calif.
260 Ocean Avenue
Laguna Beach. Calif.
494-7541
IKll N. El Camino lleol s.na..-c.w.
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HEliPORT HAROOR EHSIGII
SECOND SECTION - -P111 i
THURSDAY, DEC. 10, 1970
CORONA DEL MAR, CALIF •
So is a healthy environment.
At Edison we're working to bring you both.
Can you picture living without electricity?
Shut it off and you shut down elevators. traffic
lights. computers, radios. TV sets and refrig-
erators. You'd also shut down most factories.
Electflcity is one energy we cannot do
without. Fortunately, electricity is clean .
flameless, odorless and doesn't create by-
products of combustion at its point of use.
The product1on and diStribution of elec-
lfiCity does have some effect on the environ -
ment we share. Everything man does has
some effect But 1f we tailed to supply elec·
tflc1ty for the factor~es . farms and homes in
the 14-county area we serve in Central and
Southern Calrfornra. the impact on all our
11ves would be devastatmg.
At Ed1son . two ol ou r mator goals are to
cont1 nue to prov1de a rel1able supply of elec-
tn cr ty and to work to rm prove the envrron -
ment wrth relatron to our generatmg plants
and other facilllres Edrson has been dorng
both smce the early 1900's
One example 1S the vast B1g Cree• Hydro-
electnc ProJeCt n the H1gh S1erra Here Ed1 ~
son built a network of dams and takes to trap
the melting snows. This water now spins the
turbines that generate electricity for hun-
dreds of thousands of our customers.
As well as supplying electricity, "Big
Creek" provides a vacation paradise for the
public to enjoy, complete with campgrounds,
man-made takes, and streams wel~stocked
with trout .
Moreover. "Big Creek" means flood con-
trol and irrigation water for the farmlands of
the San JoaqUin Vallf'y below.
Water was once the primary source of
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Emission control.
By applyrng recent developments rn
pollutron control emrssro ns from Ed rson·s
lossd~fuel plants have been substa ntmlly
reduced, rncludrng a ~rgn!frcan r reductr0r1
rn nrtrogen oxrdes
Ocean studies.
power used to spin the turbines that gener-
ated electricity for Central an d Southern
California. But after most feas ible hydroelec-
tric power sources for Ed ison customers had
been tapped , we turned to fossil-fuel power
plants to meet the growing demand for etec-
lflc energy.
Power plants in Sou thern California have
never been the major contributor to air pol ·
lution. but when fuel is burned in power
plants. certa in by-products of combustion
are released into the atmosphere. Th is is true
when burning gas or oil in power plants. gas
1n homes, or gasoline in autos.
To mrnimize by~ products of combustion
from our power plants. Ed ison has been
working for many years in many ways. For
example, Ed ison launched extensive air pol-
lution research programs over 15 years ago.
We were among the first compan ies in the
natron to actrvate such programs and have
A vacation paradise.
succeeded in making signif1can1 reductions
in emissions from our power plants. We are
working to reduce them even further.
We believe generating electricity at
nuclear power plants is another effecti ve way
we can help to improve the environment. In
a nuclear reactor there is no combustion. so
there are no by-products of combusti on .
Therefore. we plan to build additional
nuclear units. Two are scheduled for opera-
tion in 1976 and 1977 at the San Onofre
Generating Stat ion near San Clemente.
Thereafter. the only major generating facili-
ties Ed ison plans to build 1n Southern Cal i-
fornia's South Coast basin are nuclear
plants .
sCE
Southern California Edison
Ed1son's B1g Creek Hydroe leclfiC Protect , located 1n the H1gh S1erra 1n Central Catlforn1a.
su ppl res electrrc l!y and provrdes a vast recreatron area for the publrc
Burying lines.
Marine biologist surveys
sea life near the San Onofre
Nuclear Plant to determine
if sea water, used to cool
plant condensers, affects
the marine environment
when the water is returned
Peaceful use of the atom.
Edison has expanded its continuing
program to underground new and exist-
ing local tow-voltage distribution lines. to the ocean. Nineteen reports
over 7 years have revealed
no significant changes.
' . . Nuclear power plants are a clean source of electricity. In a nuclear reactor there Is no combustion,
so there are no by-products of combustion released Into the atmosphere. Although a nuclear plant is a source
of miniscule amounts of radiation, they are far below the levels set by the AEC. Above. San Onofre
Nuclear Generating Station, near San Clemente. Two additional units are scheduled at this site.