HomeMy WebLinkAbout1971-01-21 - Newport Harbor EnsignTHE 14EN OF THE YEAR l<l<l970, FredSc-at left Utd Eclpr (Ned) Hll\ •t rlJI>t, are
r eeelvtna their plaque• from 0. W. (Otct) Richard, tblli63 ma.a ot the yiar, at the an-
nualinstallaUoo buquet or tbe Newport Harbor Chamber of Commerce,. held Thursday
even1D1 at the Balboa Bay Club. This 1& tbe lint Ume 1n the 64 yW history of the
Chamber tnat 2 men were awarded the hllb boDOr. Mr. Schoepe, woo recently retired as
manacer of the Newport Beach branch ot B&Dk ol America alter almost 50 years wtth
the banldn£ flrm, was preltldeot of the Cba.mber ln 1963, "boas of the year" to 1968 lor
the Newport Harbor BPW Club, baS served 11 preatdeot of the Newport Beach VD.Ited
Fuod, presidtot of the Lido Shops Assn., vice..presJdeot of the Newport Harbor Kiwanis
Club and dll"tctl!)l· of tbe Oraoge Emp1re Boy Scout CouocU. Ned Hill, a Navy veterao of
World War I. ..,..Md tor the U. S. Gypsum Co. tor 12 ye&rs, fouoded the Hlllco Building
.Uter1als Co. 10 Loa Aaples, came to Ne1JI)OI't Beach 1n 1942 and was ooe of tbe found-
ers ot tbe Ackerma.D Boat Co., bullctlng su.b-cbaan on lead-lease ror Great Britain aod
boats tor the U. S. Nt.l'Y and tugs tor the Army, He wu tbe fou:ndlnc president of Marto-
ers Bank on MulDers MUe aod served In tbl.t capacity uoHl it was taken onr.by United
Calltornla Ba.ok. Thea be served u brancb manager, and later became coordlmtor or
pubUc relatJ.oos tor MulDers, Corona del Mar, Airport and Htm.Uogtoo Beach branches.
He bas been a Klwaniao for some 40 years, serllog as president of the Aogeles Mesa
and tba Newport Harbor clubs, and ala) bas beea president of the Newport Harbor Cham-
ber. Durlog the tostallatlon ceremoo1es at the banquet, William c . Rlog, presldeot of
Harbor lovestment Co. of Corona del Mar, was 1osta.lled as Chamber president, aod Mrs.
George P. Zebl.l, assistant director of ppbllc rela.Honsabd development at Hoa.g HospU,l,
was Installed a.s presldeot or tb.e Doll-_Ftns, the .,omen's dtvtston. (Cameo House pOOto.}
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C• Tbe Cbai:rJlWI. of the Cltaens mlsalob,-·DO rei&Uoa to AI S. as it oow elists 'rill be p-ossly p-eements be senttolhevoters.
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. managerCoordinatlog Committee, Wal-Koch--made tbe statement to inadequate. The result Is a City Clerk Laura Lagios was ter J. Koch, said yesterday tbat refCIODM 10 tbe Coumy Roads plao wb.lch is not mW.Uy sat-served wtth a nit ot mandate
County Road Commissioner AI Comm1aslooer's letter to the lsb.ctory a.od therefore 1n vlo-orderlnK her to stop pres;ara-"d d S, Koch's threat to cut off city to wb.lch be said: lation of a major principle of tions for the election. II e name arterial hi&bway tlaanelng tO Tbe City's resolutioo to pre-tbe Arterl.al H.ig:bway FllllJlC-But She said she wUl con-
the City of Newport Beach be-veDl tbe coutructloo of the lng Program (AHFP). tlnue her preparations aDd ap-
Newport Be&ch Ctty Mana-cause of lts posltloo on the Route One Freeway Wl.thin the "The technical stall' ot the pear In COW't Jan. 29 to sllow
pr Haney Hurlburt &JlDOUDCes Coastal Freeway "smacks of City limits ••• "would coo-AHFP bas directed the UDder-cause why she shouJd proceed
the appotntmeat ot a Dlfr ad-bureaucratlc blackma.ll." floe all coutal tramc flows slgned to notif)' the City thatlt!i wtth the election.
tblDistraUYe assistant. Walter Kocb, former chalr-. to the u1sttog Pacltlc Coast ellgilbtuty to pa.rticl,pite lD the Meaowntle CUyAttoroeyTul-
Sbels IIJdy Lynn Kelley, tor-~ ot the city's Parks, HJKflway, and as a resuU: the program Js now lo jeop(u-cty, Iy Seymour, in a letter to Wr.
merly or LosAnples •. Sbe·takes Belches and Recrea.tlon Com -City's artertal b.lgbway pla.o and unless a mutually a'ccep-Koch am other members of
oler the spot formerly held by COACH ERN IE JOHNSON table master pla.n ls ~ted, the Citizens CoordlnatingCoun-PhU.Up f. Betteocourt, whO was fUrther priorities ror proposed ctl aod the Harbor Area Free-
appolllted asalatant clty mana-ctty projects, locludlog those way ft gtlters vowed he would
f: ~h~a:'::.~Uon ~~~~ ·IS HELD TO CONTRACT :~=~~~thebel~!:~: ru:u; ~er011to ~oi maaapr or Belmoot. · "It ls therefore requested the city clerk and would awear
Miss Kelsey, whO ls 26 ltlld. 1 that the City advise the tecl:uli-at the heulng on Ja.o. 29 to
unmarried, ha.s B.S: and mas-Trustees ottheNewportYesa Mesa hllfi school athletic cal sta.U ot its lotenttons with "defend the City Council's de-
ters deeree.i: 1n publlc admlnt-· uoUied school district turoed trainer, Richard Croson. "to-regard to the correction of its cislan to hold the election."
stratton ftom t.SC; Jndua.ted down arequestTuesdaybyNew-teli:ionLl.ly, wtllully, mallc-master pla.n and whetber such t.lr. Seymour sa.l.d: "U ts my
number ooe to her class ud port Harbor htgtlscbooUootball ioua:Iy, wrongfully, and without correction ca.n be Implemented Intention to submit enr y arcu-
was prV:Ideot of tbe student coach Ernie Johnson to release reasonable cause or provoc.a-prior to the setting of priori-meat wblch Ibellentobemerl-
body ill the scbool of pubUc hlm from b.is teachiogcootract. t.loo, assaulted, struck, beat and ties to Febrtaary for the coming torl.ou& In support of tbe po.
admJ.nl&trattoo. She received The contract, which ruo.s to wantonly caused Paul J4an1.z year's prouam." sltioo that the court should oot
~the Emery OJ.aeo award for the Juoe 30, would preventhlmtrom severe bodily lojury, shock aod Walter Koch said the Road ioterfere wtth the election. , , •
outstamio&:. ua.du&tlng senior tu.J.ngtheposiUon ashea.dfoot-lojury to the nervous system, Comml..ssiooer's letter ls an and wUI tully cooperate totbe
1.n tbe scbool of pubUc admioJ-ball coach at Cerritos Jwlior aod physical palo a.od suffer-emmple -of burea.ucr:acy at its defeose of this lawsuit 'rith aoy
.stration to 1966. She alsO has College uotu after the contract log.'' dW'ing a.o locldent at the worst. "This action by a mao attorney of yow-sektctloo."
taken S ·courSes ln automatlc expires. He was named as the Costa Mesa hlgb scoool park-wbo purports to be a pubUc Mr. Walter Koch also crltl-
data piocesslog and syste:ms oew coach at the collegeloNor-1og Jot Oct. 31. servant and woo has favored cl!.ed .some statements byNew-
apalysis. walk: last week. First reading of a revlsloo this freeway which would tear port Beach Mayor Ed Ht.rth.
Mlss Kelsey has Interned In Coach Johnson was not a-of school dlstrlct policy re-"' our city, ls a classic ex-Mr. Hirth nad S'olid: ·•1 doo't
the clUes or Sao otego "and vatlable for comment oo the g;ardiog the filllng ot trustee ample of bureaocratic black-see where tbls ele<:Uoo wtll ac-saa· Dimas; worked 1o the air board action yester day. He was vacancies was accepted. The mall." ~ compUSh aoytlllog.
pollution caotrol Institute of .-eportedly tn NorwalkatteD.ding ~cUon merely changes board Mr. Koch said AI Koch., who "We nave been trying to ret
Trustees o!theNewportMesa constructed, It would cost about bond election and that the re-USC: was a.dmlnlstraUve as-a meeting with the Cerritos poUcy to coln'clde wtth a new is retiring, is reallY leavtng the freeway question back toto
UD1tted school district heard a $311,500. ma.tolng $37,000 come from the slsta.ot to the University of board of trustees oo the action state law requ1rlog a special us a "swan song. It Is a a publlc bearing for maoy years
proposal trom S~t. WtWam Hetoldtrusteesthattbe Clty Civic Center override tu:--Maryla.lld, European divtsloo, ta.kenbytheNewportMesa.trus-election for thf: tllliac or va-sad day, I think, a sa.d da.Y, and we 1\ave been unnecess-
L. Cunningham Tuesday n1Kfit of Newport BelchandtbeOlyln-which would result 1n a 1-cent Heidelberg, Germa.ny; worked tees. ca.ot trllStee seats, rather than when a publlc otflcia.l uses this tul."
tor tuncUng of the proposed pic Pool boosters would pay" for tax boost. tor tbe City or Coventry In The retu.sal or the board to tile previously accepted pollcy k1od ot threat over a city tha.t "I tlnd 11 very bard to be-
Newport Harbor hilfi scbool aboul $99,500 or the cost, 'rith Trustees took ooactioo·onthe Eogland ror 6 months; aod to release him ftom his contract, of a.ppolntin& trustees until wants ooth1ng more tbu to lieve t:b&t the. lr4ayor or this
olympic pool. the district footing tbe balance proposal, but directed tbe sta.tt 1967 weot to work ~ tbe Los howeYer, was oot eJpected. to tile oeu regular sc hool; bcfud plu Its owo destiny." city would deny Its clti&ens tbe
Dr. CunnJ.nlham sa.ld that 1t of $212,000, He sugeated tbat to proYide all past and present Angeles pollee department, cause him any serious prob-elecUoo.. · If AI Koch's three.t becomes rllfit to •ote 011 an issue u
ao ''optlmum" pool--ooe with $175,000 of the district's share IQformatioo oothepool deveklp-where She worked ~ trom lu· terns "With ll1s De'il' aA~Qintment, The boi.rd droved an a.-r ea.lity tbe city couJd Jose more lmport:a.D.t as this," Yr. K.oeb
all desired rllc1lltleg..-ware be Pl'O'fided for In a special ment tor deter~f.nl.tloo at 1 oiol' .ldmln1straUn a.ssist:u't other thaD tl'le time rllctor. greement wlth tbe Ceatnll& tbUl $200,000 1D hl.cbftY ftmcls . said.
-SAILORS-N O. t lit S1A!E later date. to •Idol' adm1D1.trat1Ye usU-Tbe trQJtea denied a elalm acbool dl.ltrlct tor tbll ectuea-Tbe aetloa b)' tbe rOIIlloom-••we l'll•t caae tbz'ouCb &11
Truteta alto t.fd a oro-ta.at. ~. U.O bu e~Waatn !Uecl by Darb WUeoz Mu.l& • U. oC de&1 ~ trom ~ mf•ftnw -wu cal:r.-ol..,. ... 1M ._1 ~-...... "tcr•....._..~C.; h MW .............. euot•Jfntttnc .... t&W «·• ICID.f 'Paal WJJd.L Mewport y.._ _... . ..etiDol _..,,_....,..,.. C1111Jt f:!Oil-till' taU 011--tbe r:au.tlld ....
ReertUioe Dtpt. for ):Ut .fie ... I.Dd tedei-allfUll, Tbe lutt &lleps tbl.t a Costa dllttlct b' 19?0-71. tro'terS1&1 treeny lsRe. U.. mayor l.od theee former
Garth Ber psoo aDd Kurt Other k:lca.l water poloists velopmeat of 2 tuet..ll dia-Sbe Is 1 member ol PI Sig-Former Newport Beacbmay-mayors ud Ylce mayor wut
Krumpbols of Corona del Mar boaored Include tbe foJJowtog: moods at TeWJnk.le Scbool. ma. A.Jpha, Natiolll.l PubUc Ad-c c BOARD EXPANDED ors Charles S. Hart aod James ~ deay tbe people tbelr rolce htgtl school, Ed White of New-2od team, Matt Greer, ·Harbor UDder the proposa.l the C~ mloistratlon Hooorary Society; • • B. Stoc:lc5.r0. and former vlce tn th.ls maner ."
port Harbor high school and Hip; 1 r d team, Jim Smith, Mesa r ecreation department execuUn couocU member ofthe mayor Hans Lorenz ba"Ye tl.led He saJ.d tba.t Mr . Stoddard.,
Roo Mlsiolek of Costa Mesa Harbor Hlgb; 4th team, Jay would pay all of the cost tor metrpllta.n chapterotthe Am-The boUd of ~:tlrectors of the loWlng to serve oo tbe eucu-a suit 1n S"'*'lor Court charg-Mr. Lorenz l.Dd Mr . Hart were
htgtl school bave been.oamed Farrer--of Harbor Hl&b aDd the 2 dlamoods with ~e ex-arlca!l Society of PubUc Ad-Newport Harbor Chamber of Hve board: John A4coab, Larry tng the tonhcomlng llarch 9 all tor ao election 011 the e.a:-
to tbe 1970-71 Ali-America.o Greg Lolli, Corona del Ma.r; cepUon of tile backStops .iJld · mlnlstraUoa· aod a member of Commerce expanded its u~ Ylller_. Guy Burr!U aod Wll-election on the treeway as tt-tensioo of the bay club laue.
water polo first team. 6th team, Mike Be&l, Costa the land. The school dstrlct _the Western'Governmental Re-ecutive board by 4 members Uam hudson. lept "But now they haVe gooe tull
Mesa, and John Holyoak.e, Co-would provide the land. and costs search Assn. She wtll begin with 4 new appointments dur-The oew appointees will as-Tile Marco 9 electioo was circle and woilld deoythepeople U. F. gets
94%of goal
rona del Mar; 8th learn, Kevin of the backstops was estimated Work Jao. 2S at a salary or log luncheon Monday. sist the o~er ~~e~':;iJ ~d set by L.le City Council after of this city the right to •ote on
Ashe, Harbor Hl&b, a.od Rod at about $2;000. No cost estf. $1 087 a month The board appointed the fol-members, r es e og, · more tbao 4,500 signatures of ao issue of much ueater coo-
Ross, Costa Mesa. mate was given oo the r est of ' ' tirst vice pr esident Bob Me-residents of the city 1.n an in-sequeoce than the Ba.lboa Bay
CIF champion Harbor IUgh the development. The 2 dla-II ' Curdy , 200 vice president Clint it.lative drive requested it. ClUb lease--namely the tree-
was ranked .. the No, I teom molllls would .. tully llg!lte<l Fa rewe I Neumann s, Hoose, treasurer Bob Milum, . The Oollo< measures call !Dr way ; a treeway that will' tear
In 'tbe state. Corooa del Mar, and would be used jointly by e.ucutlve director Jack Bat-the resciod.ing ot the city's this city in two aDd that will
the Irvloe Leacue champ, Was tbe district aDd the city. · I I d nett, a.od lmmed.iale past pres!-agreement with the state for the destroy many mUlloos or 001-re!!':t~~~=e':~'!.~: ranked 5th, aDd Costa Mesa The matter was referred to c ou n c ; au s pas tor dent Chuck Currey. rlgbt-of-way to the freewayaod Iars wortb ol t:uable property
reached 94 per cent of tbelr loth. tbe sta.tr for turtller study. HI CH SCHOOL 5 TU DENT a cnarter ameDdmentthat wouLd as weU as destroy our en-
$411,000 pl, collectillg a total B h d 0 1 1 d A farewell party wu heLd thereby carrying 00 his workla J AYM E OHLH AVER Dl E 5 require all Mute freeway a-rlroomeot.''
ot$387,453. eac upgra lOg s are l4ollllayOYoiiiO&a18etlleiTow-oroor that Oomayeojoyawell Jaymo OOihavor, 17, iisz8 STREET END LAUNCHING C&mpa.tro results were U· ers in Costa WH& tor Putor detentd rest; and Wagnolla St., Costa.Mesa,·died
r.:)UOCed Jut wtU at aluocheon A pro)ilct to ~cradi aod re-4.1tb. st. a.od Mrs. ~a.ul G. Newna.on. "WHEREAS, we , the mem-Ja.o. 13 at tJoaK HoiPlta-1, tol-
meet1oc of the Food's board ot Jtote low q...Uty flU mattri&l 2, The cut made by the bull-who left t.ht Dell day for tMir ben ol tl'le City Councll of the low1oi a brief llloess. He wu PLAN GOES TO COUNC L cl1reetors, held at the Girl Scout OD West Nnport bel.cbtl P doHra wlll ltart trom ell.st-oew bomelo Hemet. · City of Costa Mesa, do hereby born c.-. 1, 1953, la·WJaml I Houe 1n Newport S..ch, Dr. NtUm&DO,._ the fouodlnc" t..1:1ank THE REVEREND PA UL """"' Thla 11 tbt tlut yeu ottbe UDiilr ft.1 U:ooday 181• the log &r&d• DIU the property to putor ud ~ putor tmerttua G. NEUMANN tor h1a devotion Bach, Fla., I.Od came to Or-only formed Karbor Ar• uo. I'C*Ylaloo ol Lt.IObD Belt ot a mulmum of2 ft. dtpth at tht of tiM Ftnt Bapt1.t Cburc.b of ta tM people's aptrltuiJ. and aop County 15 Yta,rs arc. He The Newport 8e&cJI; Parka, tbe matter prod~~eed no sub-
lttd Fum, whlcb nnlted trom tbe Corps of EDiSDMrl tad Don berm llile. Ce»ta MeM, wu pnstlUd a educatloall OHdl ud his coo-wu a student at Costa Mea Be&cbeii.Dd Rec.reattoo Com -staat1al opposttton to hand-cat-
the merpr of the former New -S&atord, b&rbor aad t1dliud.a S, The equlpmeDl wtU work copy ar a re.olutioo from tbe a1dtraUoD of the well btlnc ot hl&b ~enool. miuioo •W recommtod to the rted sm.sJ.l boats, but residents
port S.cb a.MCost&Meaa Uni-aide With the City ol Newport r.:) cloter than 30 ft. from Costa Mesa City CoUDelf. lalld-. DOt ooly his C.OQil'ept1oa but surnvors Include IUs par-Ctty CoUDCll Wooda.y DJ.&tlt tba.t iodtcated they did oot !HI the
ted FUDds. Bacb. private property. 1DK tllm tor bta ma.ay ytus tbt eatlre community· and ents, J.tr. and Mrs, Wllllam 4i street ends lo the clty be streets should be opened up to
The $SB7,453 amount r&lMd Tbe work will conallt •••a-4.. The restoration work w1U 01 service. The prese:otaUoo ''WHERE AS, we cia bereby Ohlhaver; 3 brothers, WU11am, opened tCI to bud-carried boat trl.ilered boat launcbtng.
ln c.uh and pledpa represeota Ual.l.y or bulldo&1Dc poor rna -rtlult 1n tJta.bllshiog a beach wu made by Mu. Rob«'t WU-clte REVEREND NEU14ANN as Cbrls &Dd Grea; 4 sisters, Jilt. launchtJli. LAKER BASKETBALL
1 l!.Z per ceot increase OTer terlal 1Dto the aurr SODI where p-ade which will slope and 5100, wile or tbt mayor. a.o Otri'STANDING . CrriZEN Bormle, otane and Betsy, all ot The CommiulOit, durtnc a 21 the tuodt railed lutyearbythe 1t will be YUbtd bysurfa.ettoo. drain from the prlonte pr~-Dr-. NeumanowtudeYotehlm-wbo possesses a.o ezemplary the tamUy home. meetinK Tuesda)' niibt, made TRIP SET FEB.
2 ttpUate United Fuod orp.nt-At a later ciatt, IUI"face ar .. erty to the beacb tace. selt tor tbe nut lltlr&l months attitude toward Ills fellow men Funeral services were held the decllloo oa tbe buia: that The City of Newport Beacb
Uoo which still ban lowqQilltJma-5, Approlimatel)' 25,000 to the taU: of ed.ltloe andre-l.Dd whoge compassloo for Jan. 15 at St. Joachim's Ca.th-It feels there are IMUfftclent parks, belches aDd reereatioo u. 11' tertal will be CO¥tred. by bl .......... dt otmaterl.a.lwlllbemoved. ""sl a 1ar that. ollc Church •-•erme•• --at opport...u.tiu for owners of. o-"meot··--cesa~t•or-Robert Hteld, Newport Beach ..., ~-u ng commeo Y .. e people ha:s led hJm to tbe post-• lUI '" .. .., -• ... ....,... a " tlaaoclal e~eeuUwe lad IIDII'al KJ'ade materla.l. 8. Ooe or two bulldoZers wtll has alre&dy wrttt.n, 00,er101 tion ot btlfi staDdlog 10 this Holy Sepulcher Cemetery, Or-small boats to pt them Into 900 tJasketbtll exciU'sioo to see
..,., balr IIJ.d the Tbe lollowioC pldellDes an be used oo the job, the Btble from Geouts 1.o tbe C m unity· aod also we wlsll aoce. · Westclllf Mortuary -.as the nter. the La.kers play tbe BostoD cam.,...p~. c man, bt1nC followed; 1, AU restoration work 'irlU Old TeStament throucb Re.ela· h~ ~ell ~n the ~sl.oo or 1n cl:w're ot arraogements. Tuesday's public bearing on Celtlcs Sunday 81'eoin&. Feb.
mooey will CO toward s~t 1 'I'M wort wU1 eommeoce be accompUsheddurlngda,JUgtlt lion ln the New Teatameot. He b1s ret1rement trom his active T • f M 1 c I 21. Busses will •ve from ot tbe Ulllted f\&Dd's SO bealth. behreeo Utra ud Sstb Str•ll boars aod oa we~Js oD.J.y ba 1 Loted Lo book ty Mariners Park, EastbluttPa.rk,. llmlly aorvlce, youth l"l<<Uce, -~ pro-··· ~-" ·-~ 8 u ·-__ .. '""ted lbat tb '-• t t . t pr posltloa as Pastor ol the First I me 0 r a r s 0 rra ud otbe I b.lch dl -..-___ ......._ w•uu • ~ auuc-e form 1n about a yel.l". He also Baptist Church." Bldb.~ Hi Us Park. and the
ta'· ~ Tt'; 85 wt Bell h ... tbe Sllllta Aol. Rtver. a ts tlti-restoralloa work wUl be com-w beerl. asked to bttp the J:&S. 11 signedb Ma Robert Newport Harbor Community ~~ M 08 0:~ c • mated tb&t available ftmdl will pWed witbJ.D tbree weeks. tor ot a new church lA Hemet vit: and C J ~~ WU-"Warty's Corral," Costa sioaer of cu.ltural activities, Youth CeDter at 5:SO p.m.
r __ , .. _._esa a area be eJ;«<dtd wbeo tbe wort baa 9. Tbe belch wtUootbeclos-aDd be ha.s 1 oumbtr o1 speak~ ouo;; We sa bllfi schOol's flrst anoual aDd Debbie McAlister aDd Sue Pa.rUc.ipant:s wtll be lltt1oc ~· -to -~--•-1 ed to lard Jorda.n, AlYlo l.otley, Wll--· .. ~•-t will be._,. "'s Frl-S ........... --.. e, treasurers. to ,., $•.-sec•-but -EYeD tl'loup the carnplip procr ~a~~u.uwaw J ..,-s. in& eappmeats In otber uam St. Cla.lr aDd Jack Ham-d;"'Sa.'7 di andS;;;;:y Jao. ·---..... ~ ~" uuu
wu lbort 6 per eeot of tbe f"l" d dl " 0 f b 12 chiJfcbes. mett. n-3l,a:Uthe ~tpschooLN~Mfld COSTA MESA. DOC 'PAL' :m':!t!a:~:-'--~ OTU'~ll coal. Mr. HJekl stru-I lOg ea IDe IS e He W&S Gamed putot e.mer-GOLDIE IARHES DIES after their ........ tJouemas-TALKS OH T.V. SHOW ld lid that 'Ca ......... t,. tOliiDteers . • ltus o1 tbe Costa Mea First 16 years o ud IIDdl:r Ud .. _. 8ai)C..lst Ch b bU s1 Mrs. Goldie Ba.rnes, &5, ol cot, the fiiD time Is be!Ar put U J'OU doa't beU..-e that •doe $2..50 for those 17 l.1ld ewer. ~ere to ~tdl.-=-:"th:: Prolpecttn caiMIIdttM b' ot tbe Fa.t.r•tew State Hospital natioo. T:~ ~:S ~; 216 E. 18tb St., CO$b. Mesa, oo by tbe studellls ..-r the CAN talk, cba.Dces are you. han Boys \lOder 11 ma.JC be ae-1!.zr~.mar ~ a a tbe ! H&ts tb&t ~ LD •il lD. lddlttoo. to tM area betw"eeo the chur ch are beblc Mlllled ~ Ja~ 18 at South Cout .:llrec.Uoo of the Associated Stu .. De¥tr beard ••PaJ.." wbobeklncs companled by u oi!Jtr t:rotMr
He· aid "fUDd ra1I1Dc hu oa the Newport Uta -'Gtd· Harbor 81Td. aDd Faiolew, by Dr. James Combs, no was Community Hospital Sht wu dtot Couoc1L to W.rs. FetglliOn or Costa or .tatbeJ1. aDd 1M eaur• r..m.tlJ
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1'.: ,_T -:!'~ ENSIC" .... ~J."'\:. :~;& ;:.4" lla~ evol:tllog· the lulow-Two """"'r"tivc pol•io.,, lnocr .. tcd in Wollocc broadcni~a doe._ OD Ute put cl tile City r:.-14 ~ ;....: C".!:'.::.. c-,·ot-, lioio ol lodge pined from tbose 11'010> hi• know:edgc of world aWai~. c:onceoved, "''"'"'· and pa•d ~~ ~ M,;~::'c.:::l c:I ... .;.., _. toy-oloanol I• .,..JIIIe4 " ,..lt.li all ,..,.., mHIIDp, they came to tile fo' h" lnp to Southeuo "'"· O~e of I he P"""" .,,..,d wu /ocbodlllod to -.... __ .,.......toy-, cooclustoo that poreots most South Vielnom,. South K~o, NatoonoloSI Cbono. Looo, and IDro tbat body Uolo-Ia tile •-•-o•oo ____ .. bo alorttd to tile teeboolques ohe Unio<d Nahon• Center on New York to lo~ the around-, ollort to blYttlle members,..
used 1D an attempt to e~~an&e work in order co set Wallace officia lly invited by the heads oouldtr tbe problem ot ptat.
ARVO e. HAAPA., owner •d publisher of the Ensign
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pareata• a.ttttudea about tbe of state of the above cou~tri~s. All of c.he~ responded fa vor-lac tbe permit to UM tbt PiaU.
behavior moc:Utlcatioo metbods ably, some very enthus•ast•call y. ;fnv11auons C;lme to the CONGPKIM*N Park.
in the schools, Alabama Governor by telephone and by mail. ITZ Ia 1M ...um Dr MelD
Last week's article eoded An official of South Vietnam uUed one of the trip's JOHN G. JOIM tire, tab~ r..!:reeft.t lead:
with the adYice to pareats at-sponsors. arranged to meet him and then fly to M_ontgo~f! c.liforrn 35th Dittrid er wtUeb be taa pronc1 to bt, WILL THE PEOPLE'S RIGHT PREVAIL?
U local citizens do not have the right to
vote on a vitally important local Issue,
then there is no meaning to time honored
government "of the people, by the people,
for the people." That is the grass roots
issue in the legal challenge by those who
would deny us this right by seeking to
stop the March 9 election on the coast
freeway.
The main argument of the trio chal-
lenging the right of the people to express
their opinion by secret ballot on March ~
is · that the Initiative election Is invalid
because it aims at an administrative act
of our City Counci. It would be a mockery
of justice and of law making If we cannot
vote on an issue involving the destru'Ction
of 700 dwellings in olir city and the evic-
tion of some 3, 000 people from their
homes. To place such a threat of human
suffering beyond the vote of the people
strikes at the very root of the constitu-
tional safeguards of life and property.
The issue comes down to this: Will the
welfare and the property rights of 7 00
home owners prevail? Or will they lose
out to the powerful influences that have
been striving long and ceaselessly to
get a 1 0-lane freeway bulldozed through
the heart of Newport Beach and Corona
del Mar f or the benefit of the Irvine
Company's tremendous investment In the
Fashion Island and Newport Center devel-
opment?
New citizens give salute
Ner ctUzens or the United
States took tbeir oath of alleg-
lance aDd repeated the pledge
to the flag at naturalization
ceremonies held Jan. 13 fn
Santa Ana. The following local
residents participated:
MartiDez, Mexico; Jessy and
Sjoe.rd Harte, NetherlaJ:xls; Dan
Sam Abdulla, Saudi Arabi.a.; Mo-
hamed All Hussein, Yemen; aM
LaLJtasi Gasu, Western Samoa.
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FOR ZETA TAU ALPHA
teodloe tile meeUogs to watcb to personally elttend the invitation from Pres: Th1eu to VISit DO satecard. But If.
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tbe bu plul:uMd 10 bold tbe fie-
for possible plaDts who ml«ftt him in Saigon. Durin& the convenation. Governor W.e llace OD AIIIQit 1,·1tet, Presi-otber b&Dd, tbe compWaory tory rallY IOOiewbtre outaide
be coUectl.oglnformatioo oottle asked the Vietnamese official what Mr. Thieu wo uld do if the deal Nilroa flnt IIDYeUed 10 tbe work requiremeat were to be tbe dty. lD b1a receot letter
attitwles of the parents. TbJs White House objected to Presjdent Thieu visiting with Amerleao people bJa "welfare uforced a dlffereat k1Dd ol to Go¥trDOI' Roaald Requ.
informatioO may be collected Ill Governor Wallace at the Palace in Saigon. The official re· reform" 01' "bUy assls-threat Woald arise. Wbeo a .lae ltated: "We ba'ft always
a number of ways. The most plied: "President Nixon is the President of the Unite~ States ta..Dee" plan, tbe mal.ofeatureof mao Deeds publlc a.sst.stuee sought, aod wW coot.Loue 10 do
logical method 1s a tape re. and President Thieu is the President of South V1etnam. Wblcb was a "rtaranteed an-and asks for It, tbere Is DO to the best of our ability, to
corder, possibly carried l.o a President Thieu will see Governo.-Wallace:· Dual 1Dcome" for aU--the flrst reasoo DOt to require blm to boDor tbe law and order wtllch .
purse or briefcase, or the room Shortly a her th is conve rsatic;m, Mr. ·Z1egler, Se<:rela'!' 10 time this bad ever been I.DciUd-wort for it. But U aayooe .could God bas given tll J.a thia eouo-
mlght nave a built-in record-President Nixon, was informed of the trip and told Pres1dent ed l.o ,major federal legisla-recetve a guaranteed amaa.J.Lo-try. We are 8Dl1tled peaceably
tog device. ADOther way Is tat-Nixon about it. Shonly aft er, the group of silt, including Uoo. come regardless of oeeif, &Dd U 10 aueml)le, and speak out OIU
lng DOtes by band, but this Is Governor Wallace. arrived in Saigon. They had a long visit Carried on the crest of a. the poor were encouraged lObe-coovtctloo for victory and I·
oot usually done, sl.nce It would with u.s. Ambassador. Ellsworth Bunker, who infq,rmed wue of rhetoric about hOW It Come depeodeot lllODit,tbtotbt piost SIUrtiMter. The area a-
be too obYious. them that everything was "all set" and Governor Wallace would ,simpllf)' welfare paper-power of CO"VDmeot to coatrol rOUDd Sao ClemeDte Is barren,
lo the first session, you will woul<l be escorted to the Presidential Palace for a 6 P.M. wort IDd compel deadbeats to the1r labor would hold a poteo-but we hope 10 ttod tome place
usually liodlrthai tlbthe ':::.ycl:a_lo-visit the following Wednesday with President Thieu. Ambas· work, the adminlstratloo'swe_l-tial for something UDCOmfort-wbere our feet can stand, aod
gist Is very!"' ee wit s ,.1~· sador Bunker expressed his und President Nixon's delight fare bill passed the House last ably close to slavery. we can call for victory over
and tooseo •us co eagues"' ue .d Th-Jd .· year. But Jn a rare reversal As Henry Hulitt poh:ts out our eDem.les and over com-same tleld YOu will flDd him thld Governor Wallace and Presl ent •eu wou VI~IL of the usU&l .. pattern ot coo-•-.. ,s receot ~·,"Man Vet· munb:m.'' I sant• .~ 1 ,... About 'O minut.:' hefun.• thc 'cheUuled visil. ·• South --•--• tlo toda th "' ... uuu ..
very pea -.uu a ways J.U.· • _ _ . r Jl · f ·d gre-.uUiiLI ac n Y. e tbe Welfare state" "The Dr. UclnUreplaytdhlstrump able. Sometimes you hear more Vietnamese official h.:sltanlly .mJ '~anle ~~~ y '"~;me: more ''liberal" Seoate de-=y real cure tor ,O.erty Is card, wbeo be wrote to Presl-
about his problems tha.o your Governor Wallace·~ sponsor that Presu.knt leu wou ~ot feated this measure which would od tiOII " Tbe tree ma.n dent Richard M. Nlzon 1o part,
own.' The gTO~ wUl ast ques-he able to see Governor Wallace. The sponsor, more tn-oorma.Uy bave been to ,,their f:ee: emPloyed by h1B
0
_,; a.s follows, ••J want to register
lions about bow he solt·ed h.is terested In in tegrity than in diplomacy, instinctively grabbed llkiag, after the more coo-cbolce Is the Yery coroerstooe wttb you my protest aptut
own problems, and as a rule the Vietnamese o~cial ~y both lape.ls, eyeb~lled him in_ rage se.rvatln" House t\ad awroYed of Am~lca. Only wbea a care-the four to ooe Yoteio the San
his answers wtllevoi.e laugbter. OJnd demanded : -.Why? The officta l replted apologet1caUy tt. fu1 l.ovesttgatloo verltles that Clemeate City COUDCil, not to
This is all part of getting you that perhaps in 111 year or so he could 1df him why, The defeat ot this bill--one he genuinely C&.ODOt ma1ata1o permli us to ban our Yictory
relaxed, and off your guard. To date, the only .. why!' definitely known is that Am· of the few solld victories for b1 If sbould he reeeJnpub-meetioc In Piasa Park, Jan. 30.
After the atmosphere has loos-hassador Bunker's office got a call from the White House the beleaguered ta.Jpayer lo the u:'~ssista.oce. AD.y otbei-ar-This effort to exclDde us am
ened and r elal:ed a Uttle, he will about noon that day saying that the White House felt strongly ses.sioo ot Congress just com-rugement is a prescrlptioo tor deny us our .right of assembly
start to throw you some real that P1esident Thieu should not see Governor Wall ;tce. It pleted--was due to belated but depeodence wtdcb a.tways and treedom of speeeh IIDder
strong theor ies about child was suggested that some commitments made by the Nilton vigorous efforts by cro~ssuch ea.ns los 'f freedom tbe coastltutioo 1!: the trllit
rearing, not necessarily h.ls AUmimstration to South Vietnam could be cancelled if Presi· as the Amerlca.o Conse"at1ve m s 0 • of your no -win poUcy and oftht
own, but strong ones. dent Thieu refused to cancel h i~ meet ing with Governor Uaion and the U.S. Chamber of LEGAL NOTICE excluding of Vice President Ky
There Js reason for this. By Wa llace. Commerce, and p&rUcularly to of South Vietnam as our speak-
shocking you a few times, be Whm ··commnments'!.. That 1s not known. But you can the dedicated aDd UDttrlng re-NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEAR.lNG er :d the Oct. 3 march for •lc·
gets a reaction from you. By kc.· ~urc or one thing: il was no commi tm ent 10 win the war! search aDd committee work of Notice is hereby gtveo that tory to Washington.
your reaction, he knows just A higger man thOJn tho~ previously mentioned did meet Senator John Williams of Dela-the Pla.nolnc Commission of the "U may be neceuary for our
which parents he is going to with Govt•rnor Wallace: Pres·dent Chiang Kai Shek ware, now most unfortunately City of Newport Beach will bold people to p.ther somewhere
have problems with and wblch or Na tiona list Chin<~. And so did many ot her impor1ant retired, by his owo cbolce. a public hearing 011 tbe awll-outside of the CUy of San Cle-on.
s he knows he can bandle. However, President Ntmn cation of Capt&to January's for mente, -~ at 1--to "'.......,1 leaJers in Southeast Asia. auu --
Tttis he' ... s him to Identify who bas lDd.tcated his intention to a Use Permit 1508 oo. prop. ... the Alml...,ty God, a.nd 1n "' And while ~·e·re on the subjec1 of preSsu red cancellations E Balboa "' .,.
will help and who wUI not. Also, or VISi ts. yo u may remember that Vice President Ky of South ban a stmila.r blllrel.otroduced erty 1ocated at 810 • pray for you.
by the attitUdes you sbow io Un:l Vietn=tm cancelled his proposed march with Evangelist Carl eu!y l.o the oewsessJ.oooiCoo-BIYd., Balboa to permit Uve "Your stttinr of Way 1 u
first session, It sbo'lrs h.lm cress. U Is rery, much to be ._tal.ocneat (1pdf.Yidtal per-the date for tbe ceii&Ucxl ot Mcintyre in Was hington recently. "Since Vice President Ky h Ill ..-1 heed to ~ ud th ter jut bow to plan the nert meet-was .. unable .. to cern : Juc to .. official duties:· his wife was boped that e w .,.ve .IQrmars ea F'CMCJS aU combat acUDD(iA~Vlet.
tog to appeal to your sense of better adYlce than be recetnd pel>r1nlng mekldramu) with-DliD) pns the comm-uauts aa }udgment. ddeg'ateJ to come in his place. And sta1t owt she did. but 1o dra.Wiac"' his earlier "tun-1o 100 feet of a restdeaUal dis· occasion tor clee on tbelr War These doctor s are not giving her plane-dev~ped --tng'ne !rouble" a !iihor1 distance out of -llY u.slstance" plan. trlct. Day. •
you ali of this valuable time for a French a•rport and had to turn around and go back. By To quote trom the excellent Notice ls berebyturther gtveo ''Plaase, W:r . Pres:l.deot, stop
nothing. They want your ap-then 11 wa~ too late for her to take par1 in the Washington s ummary of that plan prepared that satd public hearing will be accommodating the eoem.les of
pr oval of what they are doing march. "<) tht• paper~ reported. But it was a lie. The plane by the American Conservative held on the 4th day of February, this Republic."
with your children. They NEED ":I' turn~d a ·ound 1101 1-->y engine trouhle hut by WruhinRton. Unioo: . 1971, at the hour of 8:00P.M. People tr-om all parts_ or the
your approval, because If you Let 11 he note-U that the only way Amenca controls the skies "Each famUy of four on wel-1.o the Couoell Chambers of the country are p1annioc to go to
beUeve In What they are doing, ., 10 un·American · politrcal intrigue. fare Is to be guaranteed an in-Newport Beach City HaU, at Sa.o Clemente so as to ImpresS
you wil l in turn help to COD· Bllt 10 defense of President Nikon le t it be noted that his come of $1,600, plus addltlooal which time aDd place aoy aDd 14M)D the world that America
vince the "other" parents that services llke food stamps. au persons loterested may IP-wants to wtn a declsiYe rlc-Jt is all right . hrg hang·up 1:0. tmit.v anJ how ca n we have unity when a third (Professiooa..l welt.ue orp.ni-pear aDd be haatd thereoo. tory so that we can bring our
Many of you ha ve told us that po~rry c.ondiUa l.: JedlcatcJ to winnmg the war against Com· &atloos are demaiKIIng a m1nl-Don R, Adldnsoo, Secretary prtsoaers of ftl' home safely
nothing could make you decide !ltutw•m thre;t rcn' No-win P:Hty A a~ well as No--win Pany mum of $5,500.) Newport Beach Clty before peace Is tbougbt of. Two
to give ''m iiKI-alteriog" drugs s·.'-tn(! Am\.·tican Wuy "Tbe proposal will add 12 Pla.nn.l.ng Commission boys .., to Oregon recently aa-
Newport Beach --Beatrice
Caicedo, from Colombia; Mary
Kate Cowley from Ireland.
Costa Mesa --Mohamed A.
Abuba.ker a.od Mohsan 0. Mo-
lwned, from Aden; Elena aod
Jose Pronuto, ArreDtJ.na; Vic -
tor Walsh, Canada; Raul Gal-
eas, Ecuador; Ramzy and Sa-
mlr Mankarious, Egypt; Jean-
Bernard Kollar, France; Mini-
ka Newmann, Germany; Jacque-
Uoe ChurcttiU, Great Brita.in;
Frances, Bridget and Millosa
McAweeDey, Ireland; Marla l
to your children, others have T I f"l mlllloo persons ln addlttoo to Publlsh: Jan. 21, 1971, 1.o ooooced 0.,er the radlothatthey
told us that they did not want rave I m LeHe rs the 10 mlllloo already 00 wei-the Newport Harbor Ensign. bad earned $70 for the Korean
to, but thepressureputonthem tare r"oUs. In aU, Z2 million AMERICA'$ CUP TALK orpbaos by selling Christmas
Mrs. George Gross will lead and their chlldreo was just too f BCYC _ people would be recelvlntr A color slJde preseatatloo trees, IDd that they are com-
the members of Zeta Tau Alpha much to bear. Some people or • REMEMBER THE PUEBLO moothly cbecks trom the Fed-and "reporter's Ylew of the l..nt to Sa.n Clemeote. Otbers
AlumDU South Orange Coast have moved to avoid It, but Edllnr of the Eoslgo, erat goveroomeot. lea's C race" will be are comLD& by bus, a.nd oome
Chapter lo a dlse,ssloo of the lowld the .. me tlliDg toawelllng Tile Babl> Cor~ltlaoo Yacot U Y"" """ld like to boor "Tbe pro1fam wilt c:ost over A~er V 11moo Loc:tabey by lllrptaoe,
effect of astrology on their 1.o the new location. Club will present 'The Yankee ftrst twx! the bappeod1ngs a-$1 0 billion the nrst year, or g1 :.1an ·
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Executive Club All roads lead to Sa.n Cie-
dally U>es at 7>30 p,m. today, Ooe mother reported that It sails across Eoorope," a color boord the U,S,S. Pueblo WileD $275 lo tues lor tho amage ~loeoll ai the Orance Coast meote, CaW.,
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Jon. 30, "U
Jan. 21, at the bome of Mrs. was months llelore she toew 111m ooarrated In persoobyCap. lt wu Ill-jacked by tile North tupayer , •• There wo"ld be YliCA
2300
Ulllverslty Drive God be tor "'• wbo cao be •·
Burton Grant in East Bluff. of her daughter being sent for taiD Irving JobOSOClFrtday,Jan. Koreans oo Jantary 23, 1968, absolutely no check to deter-ck 9a • galnst us?" Mrs. Patrick McDonald, confereoces with the psycnolo-29. you will ban the opportunity. m1oe 1f a person Deeded the Ba y.
president, wtU preside at the gist Others report that even-Members and guests wtu Lee Hayes, chief radioman a-guaranteed aoaualtDCOme. One CM "ty "d
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meeting and welcome all Zeta tua.Uy they find out, after the gather for cockta..tls at 7 p.m., bc&rd tbe Pueblo. wt.ll tell tUs would simply stcn "' at the • Cl ill e appoln e alumnae r esiding io the Coastal child tloally says something and the lecture and movies will experleoces oo Friday, Jaa-local weUare otflce and the
areas of Orange County. lnfor -about the "new teactler" they begin at 8 p.m.lntheclubbouse. u:ary 29, at 8 p.m. at the New-Federal government wouklmaU City Manapr Fred Sorsabal the fatber of 3 cblldreo.
mation may be obtained !rom see only once or twice a week. 1601 Bayside Drive, Corooadel port Helgbtaelemeotaryscbool. his monthly check to hlm.'' anoounces the hlr1Dgol Robert Mr. Duep.D will start wtth
Mrs. Grant, 644-6460, or by After checklog, they noo It Mar. Tbe locat1oo Is Saiia Ana be-The Whole of our past ex-K. Dua;an. SO, of l..odt, as the the City of Costa Mesa oo Feb.
phooiog Mrs. Jerry Nash, vice was not a teacher! Captain aodMrs.IrvtngJobo-oue aod 15th st. pertence wUh welfue udother asststant ctty tna.DliW for the 1. His respoasibtuties wttb tbe
president, at 962-9508. Next: memory drugs, son. are coosidered the most AccordiDc to Lee Hayes, the perMlent programs sbows City of Costa Mesa. elty will entail the total per-
CERTIFICATE or BUSINESS d fAmous m&D-and.wUe team of Pueblo wu more than 15 miles that we cannot e~peet old pro· Mr. DuQI.D completed his SOilOI!l tuncUoo, the IDLillP-
FictiUo"' Firm Name Down un er program marttoers In lheworld. Tiley are aW&J from ... """'•"' land lf•m• to be eliminated when a llleh school ediiCittoo at Gor-moot IDIDrmattoo SJolem ...
LEGAL NOTICE
THE UNDERSIGNED do here-well-., tor their ftlms aod wboo It was al!acted by com. oow ooo Is added. Tho cuorao-deo GrOYe blehSCboo~roceiYod osmt~Jtc City llaoaCV Sora-
by certUy that they are con-A message from New Zealand chose th.ls school as their phil· stories oo thelr many arouod~ mWI.Isi CUD boats. ieed ano.ualtocomewould simp-bls associate arts degree trom btl to tht day-to-day opera.
ductiog arestaurantampastry-wtU be the program for the thropy the third year lor tbe-world cruises, wtth CaptaJ.c "We were DeYer wltbJ.D. the IJ be piled oo top of most, Uoot Oraap CO&St CoUep 1a 1960 tl.oos o1 tbe city.
Shop busioess at 2121 E. Coast Tuesday Club of Newport Har-~s choice based 00 the need Johnson as sk:lWer and Mrs. 12 mile Umtt o1 North Korea," aU. eJistl.oa: beoellts. lo mury aDd his bacbelor's de&ree LD
Hwy., Corona del M.ar, Callf., bor at the brunch meeting at and the h~lp that Or. de NIJ$ Jobru!Joo as crew. bt say1. Hayes ala) Cbll.rJ81 eues, It would ro 10 periODS
1966
trom CaWorlllla State Col-HOMO R E x.p RES I DENTS
under the fictitious firm name the Balboa Bay Club Jan. 26 Is able to proYide with his Tbis rm1Que team reqJpaUs tbat DO be_, '11'U Pv• the DOt IIOW" receh1.qbeneflts. That lece Fallertoa.. Ht Ls.,.,com-Put prta!deDta: of tbe New-
of Marina's Continental Cafe at 11 a.m. method of traJning chUdreD with an eotire1y new film abocd Plllblo wbUt U -wu tmderbom-same past e,.,erleDCe &bow's us Pletiac the academic reqcdrt-port Harbor BUSIDHS and Pro-
aDd tbat said firm Js com-Mrs. Claude Cotton, program !rom lnfaocy. He wtll.brlog ooe an eatlrely new a.od ucltioc blr._eot. " tbat we can be YirttaUy certain mots for b1s muter's deetH teuloal.l Womea's Cllt) wi.U be
posed of tbe following persons cbalrmao. w111 preseDt Mu of tbe childr en with him to venture as tbey cruise 1D tbe1r "Foe 1-1/Z bows, Ha.r• tbat tbe$1,600 flprewt.llstlld-in public &dml..olltraUoa at Sac-bOGOI'ed at tbe diADtr mettt.Dc
whose names Jn fuU and place Cryer, woo is known as lbe ctve a first tlaiM! story of pro-new i.etcb ''Yankee" tbroulb upll.ills, "we were IDler com-lly rile, ooce tbe CODCept ol a ramiDIO State CoUeet. Be 1fill of tbt club toalpt, Ju. 11, at
of residence are as follows, MlkeDouglasof "DownUoder," ess Europe's 1olaad n.terwara. mwdttattaet.DIIriActbltU.me CQU'a.oteed UIKIIJ IDcome t.s come to Cos&a Mea from Ills tbe w .. Verde CIMitryCIPiab.
to -1Jit: Christopher Va.lsa-brl.octor a witty Soolr: at Am-P' Mr~. Donald Ohms, prest-Captain Jobn.loa wtll &1•• tbelr we nre iD coo•• CODtaet beea ~ed. 1'be time lo take pr-liltllt ).._ u ldmtatcnttye Tbl pncra.m la eattUed "Cold
matis 22081 Susan Lane HUIJt. erlca througb the eyes of a dent will preside at the btlef impressioas of Hoi.Jud. Bel-1Jitb DIU'by Amerteu torees, a stud Is when a nst lltWPro-uJI•nt lD tbe CltJ of LodJ tnJd 111M'' ud wUl be COI-
logtoa• Beach Marina Valsa-too radio ... TV star ol New bus.;...s meeUog. glom, Fnoce, SwttaerlaDd, U-looptllf lor ... _. ..... _. tbat ... cram IIICh .. thll Is -In wlooro be .... --i -"' Mro. w. J.. --
matts, zzoa!i;...,. Laoot, Hwt. Zeo.land. He displays arUtacts &11. a.nd tile G<ott laludoo, 111111 II ...._ llJiac limo •,; be -bllllloed; after It comea ,_
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, Pr-ly bo -lotd ta told, P<Ori'IUII cllllr..., Social
1ogtoa Beacb, CaWorllla. trom Ills loome COIIIIIrJ In Ills --LEGAL NOTICE---UGAL MOTICI ny. Boot ., bqo WU gino. IIIIo bola(. U ta all but I._. tile cWoo c1 DaN, -Ud -will llorta 111:10 p,m,&od
WITNESS my band oo this bumorou.s style IDd accomp-~--------------NOTICE OF PUBUC REARING TIM...., of tbt U.S.S . .Pueblo slble to remon. ,p~Joc:::-:::•::·~llo::,,:lo:.,:llllfrlod,:,:~;;.:Ud::,.,;*;';-;;..;wtll.;;,.;lll;.,; .. ;;;_".;td_ll._?.ii:1.;5i, l4tb day of JILDUU'y, 1971 . anles himself OD the plano U NOTICE OF PUBUC HEARING NoU Is ber-. _.9tD u.t nre beld PI'Uoelr bt' com-Wellate l.lld rtlltf Pt'Oif&m• 1 V •--·•• · 11 •~ t Us o1 his etrort1 to cope ea _, .. ro.uta D U ...,.. are Ill .. -... DMd ot. t•l re-;:u:=~':"""'~'• a-;llh e tile "upside doWD world of NoUce Is llorebJ ll•ea that tile PJuaolDc Commlo-oltlle ''Tltr-.. ..,"..,," OPJO mm.bi~b:..-ot tile--
) ,, the P1a.noioc Comml.uloa oftbt City of Nrwport Beacb will bold Ha)'el. "rin a claUr occ:• btr of per.,.. ctpable o1. .. ., STATE OF CALIFORNIA A~ul~Prtlude to the UDooal Ctty o1 Newport 8oacb WIUbold a poilU< llolrlnr oo Ulo IIIPll-·-· Ud .. alwQo -od -~or llr-la•tac ,: ! ss. -t to be bold 00 Fob !3 at a poi>Uc hearlq oo tile IIIPU-catlooo ol C, & F, E-ow, U Am•lca bid IDrptoo Ol. lldoat _,
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COUNTY OF ORANGE tao )I • Rootll cattoo of Ia"'" Wdlact lor tac, lor a Uoo Porm111509 OD .. _ ft .,.. .... Nil " II «t wllo -loll
OH THIS 14th day of Jan~ tbtK-~'~ •• ~..:._ ':'ir aad a Use Permit 1511 oo ~rty ~~ localod at ZIO? Wool u.--. "lllo ......... :"oo:ot!:VJOII>ile oootllo-Yet
tarJ, lin boloro IIHI, a Not--·~ ---• ;__. locllld at 1108-1/Z WHIOc ... ~ B!Yd,, Nnpoot lloa<b =.. tllol 111oJ -cop. ttlo c1 ''wolloro...,;.. " ort Plll>llc 1n aaot tor IOld Mrs. W!Utolm do ~lll 1o r.,..... FrODI, Newport Boa<h to por-to pormll , .. __ .. root-..---u _., -, • "'
_, lDit -. relldtor oo tile prop:-at Ute Sor. mil • "taU-" leo cr•m uraal, IPtdal1ator Ia .,ua 11ft till ta toorot!lYwloaiii-'WIIkll ~ dolr comml-aad ricN loc tile BI1Dd ICboolll porlor 1o bo ·--Ia tile lDit lrlld clolcloo, lo Ulo C-1 U 111oJ 1M 't1&1d =. ~ woo1d ollopb' --lloo
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• REMEMBER
THE PUEBLO!
Hear tbe radioman 61 the Pueblo,
Lee R. Hayu, tell 1111 eyewltneu
account r1 tbe Pueblo MIIIUI'e.
8:00 P.M. Friday, Jan. 29
At tbe NEWPORT BBIGBTS
II:U:IIBNTARY SCHOO~
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VOLUME IS OUR ANSWER
TO
BETTER BUYS!
$250 $63
TOTAL DOWN IIONTH (36110.)
$Z50 ls tbe total down payment ud $63 is tbe total
mQI&hl)' ~ymeat , Joctudtng tu. '70 Uceue a.od all
tlDuee cbarces oo approved credit tot 36 m3Dlhs.
Deferrect' payment price fs $2518.00 lDcludln& aU
f1aaDce cba.rps, taJ.es, '10 Uceue or It you pre-
fer to pay cash, the tull easb pr ice is onlY $21 72.87
tDCludlng sales tax, ''10 Ucen.se. Order Your Fa:tor-
Ue Color Today .
ANNUAL PERCENTAGE RATE 11.08%
PUT A LITTLE KICK IN YOUR LIFE!
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Tbo poi"'DP of -Doto· laoc:t ot lllo llllrlt7 ...,.Ill, ~ o1. CaroM 6e1 Mat are addi.Uona' P"'•'tct Ud ..,.. belac -l&Jed au Ytb. lat worts bf Wr. D'n'...,. are
tt.. eoro. <Ill Mar Ubrary .ecbedlt*l b' •DM!Mio' at ta.t~
-of tilt 1111111o1 Sanoes local omee ot 11-.1 SoYIIIGif
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Sound Advice
Never use drup ~ over
from a serious illness for
!df-uatmcnt of a similar
a.ilrnetn.. You see, modem
drup are hishly potent-
that's wby we dispense them only when your
pb)'&iQ&n prc:scribes. If you dose yourself wi th
k:ftoven, you may do serioos damalt'. It 's a good
idea to pour the remains o f old prescription!
down the drain and destroy the bottles.
Christensen
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BO TH of these 1971 mode ls
Sale priced at '8488
, E ACH
~~============ ltiW1 48K
You'll get outstanding black and white
reception with the Sytnnia Silver Screen as• picture lube-12" (diag.
meas.). Keyed automatic gain control.
OptiOnal extra earphone for personal
listening.
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PC>IrrABLES
ARE PRICED 10
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The smart cont.mPO'afY k)Ok., bl.ek
and white TV! Aemov.._ fltw' ec:reen,
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tie UHF en-a• (dlllg. -.) ._.ng .,... T-_._,......, 1• lbO.
Tennis
Dresses
ER 100 DRESSES
ON SALE '
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Jackets
SALE PRl CE saa
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STEEL
Rackets
PEHHSYLV.t.HI.t. Tennis YELLOW
Balls ooz .795
NEWPORT HARBOR
KIWANIS FOUNDATION
PRES&ITS A TRAVB.. AMD ADV91"TURE FILM
'Spail'
J O"lollU)' 22, 1971
8:00 P.M. ERIC Pt\VF.L
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Co w..,.,.ua W.-tnasaye.WDc a Aot at Lo8 A.ll'm,.., FrldoY. ...s -..s Soola ADa Vall&y no • • Tl-5t Frld&J. Douc Cootor 01111 1 caa IIIU llotp Ill
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THE LUXUIIlOUI
-Moore IPIJIPd .., oo blr -wtlll • wiD ..,.-lllo Jtme Keyes tbe Falc:oo's 6'6" bt&b llJ1ac GrUII.u OD tb1 Grut
ceater • a ad beld him to 15 bome court. Coacb Tudy QlUa
pomts, ao ott Dl&bl. Eacb ot W1ll han to pt akGc wttbout
the Eagle aces scored lndoublt ~"::ce:.~~ :' ~
ftgures. Gary Orcll was hlcl> &lid will probably be out 111o
with 21 potDts, wttb Moore pt. rema!Dder ol tbe MIJOD.
tinKIT aod c oor.ru. Tbebust-TbeS. Kill( JV 1eam troW>-EXLUSI VE
l1J1g smaller Eagl(tteam~ ced Fouotaia ValMy ?O-S& and. NOMe 01 toe .... • c.wt u,.,, AREA SHOWf NG
IIEWIA~
THEATU
lots ol class 1n crushlng the 1oat to Uapolla t 5-Gl. The lb:J~--~=-=-=====-==-==-=----;;;J:J Falcons, 1n a complete re-aopbs lost to FOUDta!D Valley
''<afl)"'llaof thelr form In the UCIO and edpd Kapolla 48·
1· contest. 44. Tbe trosb woo two one
Orgill C.O!Xinued to poLot decislorut last Week. They ~~4~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ and leads the &queUed by Fount:&1D Valley l ~llgle• ln scoring wtth85poi.DI:s 31.30 and DOsed OIA Magoolla
the l.nltLa.l 4 p.mes, Yilh 26.25,
BIG BILL JONES, No. 55, Newport Harbor's 6'6" center,
grabs a rebound in the game with Marina Jan. 13. The
Sailors won 60-57 on 3 tree tllrows by Taras Young in the
final seeoDds. JohD Kat. mer, SaJlor forward, Is in the
lett foreground, No. 22 Is Marina forward Jeff Butt; No.
32 is Rick Smith of Marina, and directly behind him ls
Taras Young, (Ensign photo by Vic Opalek.)
Moore ringing in 53 aDd. Costa W:esa. pte frool run-
Confer with 49 points for o.lDg Los Alamltosalltbey could
3 scorers. Friday the handle before losing a 64.53.
Eagles travel to Fotmtatn Val· The Mustancs suffered from a
ley · cold sboottng streak 1n tbe 2od
"One of the most dellehtlul
comedy dramas in recent yean
-TIME MAIWIIN<I
SUNSET RACE RESULTS
The Estancia JVs kist to quarter and were beb.lnd 38-24
Magmlta 60_.2 and rolled to a at ha.lftime and they never could
74-60 wtn over. Santa Ana Val-catch ~ to the taller Grlffin
ley last week. The sophs lost team.
a close ODe to Magnolia 65-63. Coacb EmU Neeme's crew
Todd Collins got 16 polms for were Jed by Tom Sampsoo with
Estancia, Steve Speers 10 and 13 points. Doug MacLean aDd
Steve ~Uot '14. The Eagle Tom Sampson both bad 11 a-
sophs drubbed Santa Ana Val-gainst Los Alamitos.
Coach Dale Hagey's New-ing the inbound pass. He made ley 46-21. Todd Collins and Friday Mesa played well but
port Harbor crew ts attempting both tree throws to make the Mike (Taco) Thompson both got Fountain Valley ralU.edaOOtook
to keep the undefeated skein tioal 60-57, dropping. ~ioa 10 points to lead their team to the measure of the Mustangs
going througtl UU s week. Goin g into a 2od place tie, the win._ The EstaDcla !rosh 80-70 Jn a real race oorse type
into this week's games, Har -Harbor shot at a sizzling 55 spllt the1r 2 games last week, of game. In the rough foul ru.
bor and Huntington Beacb were per cent to give rookie coach taking the measur e of Fountain led game Alan Moore,Joolllar-
tied for the Sunset league lead Dale Hagey the 3rd in a row Valley 32-20 and losing 46-31 chloclattl and Doug MacLeao
with 4-0 records. Huntington Wednesday night, and made it to Santa Ana Valley. ' all were whistled out in tiM
was at Anaheim last night try-4 straigtlt with the 68-59 win The CorooadelMa.rSea.Klngs 4th quarter. Tom Sampsooled
tog for the 5th straight Win. over Loara Friday night. have been involved 1n an in-tbe Mesa sc~ers wttb 20;
Harbor also was trying to make Jim Swick had 11 against cr edible streak where their Moore had 15; Mike Allen, 8;
it 5 in a r ow last nigh t at santa Marina, Bill Jones 9, and John ftrst 4 league games have been MacLean, 9, and Marchlorlattl,
Aoa, pointing to the f riday 0 K.umer 8 and Taras Young u decided by one point. Corona 7, Alter last nigbt 's.-i,;o;~;:•;tl MARLON
night game wtth Western, tied to lead the Sailors. Against took the opener from Santa Corona del Mar, the •
with Mar ina at 3-1. Huntington Loara, Harbor ran into the Ana Valley 41·40, dropped a will take on Edisoo Friday, BRAN DO ..
Beach andMa.rioagoatitFrlda y Suon zone defense that Is just 33-22 duke to Edison, towed The Mesa JVs took a close A_.,
nigtlt so the Sunset league beginning to jell and It re-Fountain Valley 41-40, and lost 56.54 thriller from Los Ala -GILLO
could have a couple undefeated suited in a close 68-59 wtn for aootber beartbrea.ter to Mag-mltos aM droppeda+f-39ga.me PONTECORVO
leaders or a log ja.m for the Newport. The loss was Loara's ooi.La 50_.9 Friday nlgtrt. to Founta.ln Valley. The sopbs
top spot if Harbor or the 0 11-4th 1n a row and the Tars got The tall Magnolla Seotlnels lost 59-48 to Los AI and to
er s get a Uttle careless or super pe rforl]lances frotn led the Sea Kings 40-23 at Fountat.n Valley 43.24. ll•-
over-conf1dent. Taras Young with 19 points, halftime and Corooa rallied in trosb won a couple, tald.ng Los
Newport Harbor won the big John Ka.zmer with 16 a.rkt Larry the 2nd halt to narrow the gap AI 32-20 a.od lmockingofi'Foun-
game Wednesday night of lad Gentosi, 15. Blg Bill Jones and but a last second shot by Casey ta1n Valley 45-4l.
w.eek. against Marina 60 -57 ln Jim Swick helped control theJ •on""e~s""'bo~u"oced""'""'o~tt!,;;lh~e,r~l;m,;;as;,,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,., a hectic 4th quarter tnat saw backboards. Newport held a4 1 ~
a fluster ed Marina team call 26 hal!tlme lead and slow~ the
a time out antr having alrecld}t game tempo -dowD at th~ end
used the a11otted s. The score when the issue DO loc:lger re~
was tied 57-57 and the 6th mained In doutlt,
NEWPORT· MESA
SPORTS SCENE
WITH VIC OP.t.LEK
timeout cost a technica.l foul Taras Youn g is leading the
shot, which Taras Young, New. Harbor marksmen with 84
port's '•Mr. Clutch," mad1 points so far in league play as
good for a 58 -57 lead with :l of the Loara game . John Ka.z~
secoods remaining. Newport mer has 54, Jim Swic k 39 and Some attractive basketball ulatlon gamesbeforethel..aker -
wa s given the ball oUt ofbouods Bill Jones 38 to round 3 ut the packages are being oUered to Buft&lo game. The dlYision aoo 'ioung was fouled after tall:~ top 4..
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1\ 1100o11l CllAll(l ~liON
GENE WLDER
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KIDS MATlNII
SAT.ATH.M. .
Born in Europe, eduuted In Switzerland and
England, and proficient In seven la nguages, Eric
Pavel brings to our platform a rich backgr ound
of extenalve world travel. Tonight we see the
Spain c1 btslory. mixed with the Spain of today
throue:h the 8ki.lled camera eye of one who uses
the majestic acenery of this great country u a
backdrop for people as they ltve their daU y
Uvea. Baaque fishe rman of the Bay of Biscayne.
Gypsy borsetraders of Se ville. Walled c ities
of ancient Umee, the Gardens of Cordova, the
QutxotJc windmills of LaMancha. Madrid'sfamous
Flea Market. the majeettc "Pyrennes In a mantle
of winter enow, and the gardens of lhe Alham br a
tn full bloom. The lnaplring proceealons of Hol y
Week in Seville ~nd the week long tlestas of
pa r ading and dancing. Be eure to join us for this
memorable new film on the wond erful people of
Spain.
TIQ.ET!. AVAILABLE AT
our junior high school cagers champs will be augmented by
12 qual"lfy l'n cross country in lhe Newport-Mesa-Hunting. choloe players from 2 olher too Beach districts. schools and will play an AU
Larry Walker, the BCI exec· Star team picked from the r e-
LAWSON REALTY
FORGIT HARDWARE STORE
ADULTS $2.00 eo. STUDENTS Sl.OO eo.
Twelve Costa Mesa young-
sters qualified for the South-
er n California cross country
championship meet to be held
at Bloomfield Park in Lake~ ORANGE COAST COLlEGE •00<1 this Salurday, beginning
AUDITORIUM at ;~r~·~t Metcall was the lone
Orange County champion 2701 FAIRVIEW ROAD cro•ned !rom "'' 'i'"'''· aod he finished at least I SO yards COSTA MESA ahead of Ills neare" competl-1~::::::::::::::::::::::::~ tor in winning the Orange Coun-
· WHALE WATCHERS!
Com"*'Ci"l .a... 2 lw...,ends only) o......,.·. Locke¥ will off•¥ 2
•• Wetc:hirtt Tripe •.to ~t-v l-ine 9 ..n .nd 1 pm f¥om m. ~ P .... ion, ..00 Mein St .. a.lboe. Tfi"Phon• I71.)67J.52•S
F-: S3.00 Adutu: S2.00 Chikkwn 12 ...ct und.,
ty 12. year old championship in
the I mile run. His excellent
time of 5.12 eclipsed the tor~
mer record time of 5.58, but
an error in the track layout
migh t deprive him of what
should have certainly been a
new county record. Forrest
COMJ'I.&'TE HOJI!E OR YACHT DECORA'f!NG SE!t VICE -jl--s. 'Ill I ,, .. _.,.. __ ,..,
•• Wilch to:oo -t :oorrtct.,.. 10:00 -1:00 ~unl•y• . ..o •ANKAMSR1CARD ,_v-.,....,..a c•Aaoa
216 RIVERSIDE AVENUE
NEWI'ORT CALIF
holds thepresentOrange County utive director, llasootilledyour matnlng scbools. The parochial
11 year old boys 3/4 mile rec-Ensign sports editor that the and private schools are ell-
ord of 3,55 seconds. 2nd annual Baskeball Congress glble to quallf)' their players.
Joey Young aJX1 Art Olswang Interoationa.l (BCI) tourney will Another Locentln sbould add
finished 3rd and 4th in the race be beld in Phoenix during Eas~ a Uttle ezcltement and atmos~
behind Forrest, aoo both qual~ ter week, April 7-10. Boys will phere to the games. We are ln-
ifled for the state finals. either compete in a tournament rtUng the cheerlng sections ....
Al i M•cG,..w
"GOOD-BYE
l ich•r4 '"i•~ni•
COLUMBUS"
Other qua.Ufiers: Co rey Sel· with the winner representing from all the scbools lnvolved
by was 3rd In the haU mile Orange County ln the Arizona to root tor thelr teams. Sports-
run for 9 year olds. Chris based Boys Basketball Worlds ma.nsntp and splrU a:nrds will
Cutler qll<llified in the 10 year Series or we wtll pick a rep-(Continued on paae S) ••••
old girls 1/2 mile race, Mary reseota.Uve team from the
Feeley qua llDed in the 11 year scllools In this area.
old girls :l /4 mile run. JeU The Northridge team from the
McLean took 4th in the county San Fernando Valley won the
race for 9 year olds in the 1/2 senior boys title Last year lD
mile run. the tournament dominated by
Danny Oswang took 4th, Rick the CaWornJa team s. Dr, Ernie
Davis 5th aOO Mark H.appeney Vandeweghe, Jerry West, Leon
8th in a big field entered 1n Fenwick and your Eostgnsports
the 11 year old boys 3/4 mile edJtoc were lru;ttumeotlllnor-
run. Pete Leuc k had a 3rd, pnisi.ng the boys tasketballdl~
Ben Rhyan 5th and Dave Coq~-vlsloo of BCI and provided the
er 7th tn the 13 year old 3/4 know·hoW and background for
mile race. Sam Wood took. 3rd the eotire junJ.orprocram. More
a.n:1 Kurk Clark 4th ln the boys lnformaUoD wlll be provided
14 year old 1 mUe run with and repstrattoo blanks will be
· another huge host of entries. ava.J.lable tor all q~aWled boys
Warren Conde, the senior who wisb to compete and rep.
recreation leader, is the eo-resent our region 16 this flne
ordlnator for the Costa Mesa tournament,
entries and •ill be in charge Geaeral manager Fred
of transportation tor the qua.J~ Scha.U&S of the Los Angeles
W.er s who will be partlctpat. La.Urs a.ad Bill Eller, tbelr
lng this Saturday. ~~sales represeatatlvefor
our Catilorn!a Youth-Sports
Federation (CYF), . han very
p cloualJ awarded the CYF
wtlll a llucb 12 _....t
at tbl Forum. CYF cp.Ufled
IDimbtrs trom the ebanlpktD-
olllp jlalor hlcl> A, B, &ad C
dln.lou will be -ed-
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ESTANCiA FORWARD Gary Confer zooms lo tor a. bucket
lo the Eagles' 77.59 win over the Santa Ana Fa.lcooa last
Friday evening. Gary scored 19 points lor the Ea'gles. No.
3Z Is Steve Bender o1 tbe Fa.lcons. (EosignpbotO by Opa.lek.)
. Artist will -
(CcetSsu~ Plf£C) wttb Mr. Eller ud tilt l..ak.tr•
be IWtEIEitd to tbtKIIOOJI:'fOt ••. otbtr attr&cUou 1Jwo1Y1Dc
ed oat.rwrca-uw)ldellwbo ow CYF memMn, 10 pt JOG'
wiD lit J><-. r.......-blaMI ... Ueut
lfot 011.17 illtt tbt ~· ts .. .-. 1a -.r)y. loU our ED-
-IIIIa -~~~~ -· IIIII.CYF tam ..., -the
-to -,..... -· bot ool1 ~ --lbal ..., batt iKtm«< a .,.etal ct•• our b&Mblll. Jr. AUAm-t... ftu'W, eae.b ,.......... e:rtcu looa.llara Ud )'OQI' )1-
l C Ud lllldw wtll recef9t a Idol' llilb tuPtblll procram•
frM pair ol NBA liM qoaUty -late eoferap, .
•shttllll lboe:a. Thl JOQDC· 0. btc sllbeerlptioo drive
-· ool ooly pi • -to Ia pttiDc Ia bl"" par 10 doo'l puUclp&te or ftteb tbe1r mt.sa out oo the attractive Ust
tebcw>l trtelldl compete 1n a of prem1uma aM other attra.e-
pmt at tltt Forum bC pt a tioDS Ill store tor o~a CY F _
cbaact to watch Jerry West, ENSIGN members.
Wlh CblmbtrlaiD, Gei1 Good-• JR. HIGH BASKETBALL
rlcb aDd all the otbtr creat "A" D1Yls1on: Ensi&D. Dwyer
La.brs ill actioo ap!Mt Buffa-a.od Rea cootlntaed their wi.Q ..
1o aDd reeetn a ecqM~D re-n1ng ways in the "A" diYlslon.
deemable al any Tom McCann All have Z-0 records. K&tser
.tore tor the tree lboes. Tbis and Gisler are both 1-1. LID-
. 1a a tefrlfte OW)OI1..Uty tor colD, Davis aDd. TeWI.okle are
al11Dfo1Yed. 0-Z. Eosig:u toWed Kaiser 48-
Speelal Ueket prices are 27. Dan Brocbmeyer and Watt
I $2.25 lor ebUdren ud $3.25 Spancler were the top rebound-
tor tbe adults. Tbe addl.tiooal au tor Enslgn. ~gter a.nd
bus fare would be added to Jim KUngeumlth botJl scored
tb1l bule price U tbe ~Utl.ct-8 polnts aod..K.evlD Blsson,oette
patiq: aeboola w1sb to &eDd 6 tot tbe wtDDers. Arctlte Camp-
their teams, cbeerlng sections bell got 10 for Kaiser to take
ud rooters together. hlgh mu ~cs for the game.
Thls wlll be qlllte an occ.a-other "A'' Scores: Rea 38,
s1oo aDd a chance tor a k>t of Davis 31; Dwyer 40, LlocoiD
the pareota: to see their young 30, Gisler 46, TeWlntle 43.
basketball stars 1n action. Most "8" Dtvls1on: EDSfgn 141set
of the school p.mes ba ve to be iUJser 42-31. Ron Lamberton
played early In the afternoon Kaiser's classy forward. picked
aM many a.re unable to at-· ~ 4. quick touls and was ob-
tend. loc1deotally the "A"dlv-vlously handicapped throughout
isloo game will be played lm-tbe game, but still scored 12
mediately befor.e the Laker before foullog out with 3:30
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MACNAB· •VII .
Serving' Newport Harbor oinc:e l iM, twoaty.
five experienced residential Altlmlll wttb
over 270 years of aervlce. ,
FINEit HOMIS
STOP THIEF!
But what a steal! ! Immaculate, large S bed~
room, 2Y.a bath condo. BeautJtul liviDC room
with log burning fireplace. Delux carpets
and drapes. Terrific View of Park Area. Now
only Wl,SOO.
CONVENIENT TURTLE llOCK
Immaculate 4 bedroom+ family room cloae
to pools, tennis, part BDd UC!. 'l'llll to 1
must see. fu!fiects great pride of ownership
-$41.500.
LOCK-UP-AND RUN T<! Y,our favorite resort area wben you own
th1s sharp 3 bedroom CODdo. iD. Newport
Beach. You own the Janel. $32,750.
MACNMIIYI. . ... _, CIIR••n, , .... y __
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d game, wlth3-1/2 quartersprlor left in the 4th qua.cter . Joe emonstrate to lbeNBAeoolestandlbelasl Spiller wos hl&fl for Ensign ~-----~~~:a-c:a-c_l4 ... 5 minutes ol baU time. So slgn wllb 11 polnls. Rea 34, Davis I"'
ofinJa JJL Lloyd Hartinc, lDlerllltiona.l-~early and get your registra-19. Frank Visser swished 19
ly DOted watercolorist wlll de-tiDo forms ln so you can be to lead the Rea Rams tor thelc
monstr for C M Art certUted, and don't miss out ZDd stnl&bt Dwyer 30 Uneoln
League at~ember~nd ':ests on this wooderfUl e:q>ecleoce 18; Gtslec • 30, TeW~e 16.
at the AdamsScbool, 2850 Ciub-tor all involved. "C" DIVlSJON: Ensign 42,
' house Road Costa Wesa at We spent a pleasant after-Kaiser 31; Gisler Z7, TeWlnkle
7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. • 26. oooo at the Forum last week 2!; Rea 51, ll:'lvls Z9; Dwyer '1 Mr Harting's authentic hls-Yitb Bill Eller, working out :: '• Llocoln 25. torl~i aodpleture-telllngeom-the details on thls treat for Cbarlle l...Ope2; sparked Rea
positions of the old west hang y~ers. It wlll give our to the win over Davis with 14
in many galleries of the Unlted C F members a chance to show points. Sam Ward was the lead-
Stat and Canada their appreelaUon to the Lat.-lng Rea rebounder with a lot ~: pictures ~ve been re-ers, Jack Kent Cooke and Fred or be.-, trom Woody Akana. Lee
BILL ELLER, former resident· produced on millions of Christ-Schauss for all their eootrl-Morrison hit lor 9 and Jeff
of Newport Beaeb, is now wUh 1 mas cards tor lnternattonaUy buttons to the Southern Ca.lif-Harmon got 6 In Kaiser's 1oslng
the group sales d.ivisloo of the mown corporations. He made oro.ia communities. eftort againSt Ensign. Mart Bu-
Los Angeles Lakers. He is .the offiel.a.l pa.intlng tor the. Btu Eller ls a tormer resi-Jdch caoned 9 points am Ron
working out arrangements with "Golden Spike" held at Ogden, dent of Newport Beaeb, and tlts Smith 10 for the Ensign B's.
the Eoslgn for local youngster s Utab ln M 1969 pa.relts stUJ Uve bere. He at-Dan Forcbam and Tom Bat.acas
to take part in bi.sketblll com-o~ 5 C:~stons: Mr. Hart-tended St. Joachim grade both got 8 points for the wtn-
petitlon at the Forum in March. tng was eommtsslooed by the seboohoo:· weot lo M.ab terlaDeedi higb ning SeaBees.
' U.S. A1r Force to travel to se • where e P Y on In the 8 contest, where Dwyer
C. T . CL EM EH TS 01 ES the tar ea:st !rom BaJip:ot: to their 1966 AAA championship outscored Lincoln 30-18, Don
George Thomas Clements Korea to ~ the every day team, and be won all-ClF hOO· Watson got 16 of Lincoln's l8
50, ot 17742 Aeaela Tree Ln.: Ule ot' t.be lnbabttanls. ors as a guard oo that great points lD a _great lndiYidual
!nine, died Ja.o. 16 at Hoag He received screeD credit tor team. He went to OCLA brfet -effort.
Hospital. He was born Oct. art dJrectioo 1D U.. Walt Dis· ly but SWitched back to Orange Rea, Ensign and Dwyer all
. Z5; 1920, 1n llllnots and came ney motion pict ure, "Bambi," Coast, aDd craduated ln 1970 sport 2-0 records In the B's,
to •On.Jite CoaatJ ·15 maattts Dd numerous SftoTt films. trpm Loyola.. wtlere be attead-with Kaiser aDd Gisler 1-1.
aco. He ns a regional sales ed oo a buebal1 scbolarship. Davts, TeWlnkle and UneolD
manager lor Areo lnstluments. A tiDe athlete, BW woo the are 0-2. The C dlvl&ion hils
Survivors toclude t~,is wUe OiU RCH MEETIHC SET most n.luab1e pla.yer award in Rea and Gisler at 2-0. Dwyer,
Frances; a sOn, G. Tllo~ The semi-annllll meeUnc ot both football aOO bl.sebali 1n Kaiser, Ensign and Lioeoln are
or San Francisco; and a daugh-the congregation will be held Ills ftoal year~ -quite .an 1-l. TeWinkle and Davis are
ter, K.a.thleeuollntne. · at 7:30 p.m. Sw:day, Jan. 31, acblevemeot. He signed with 0-2.
Rosary was re<:Ued Jan 19 at the Newport Harbor Lulh-the Cubs and played for sev-
and mass was celebrated Jan: eran Church, 798 DoYer Drive, eral months In their rookie
20 at Our Lady Queen of Angels Newport Beacb. A budpt wtU league ln Idaho, but decided to
CathOlle Church. Interment was be adopted and tbe councU for stay In CaUlornt.a. He Is DOW In .,. -. IIMIW
at Ascension Cemetery, El 1971 will be installed. the group sa.Jesdivls1onwllhthe , .... ,..
Toro. Laker orgaoizatlon. He Is --v..;;,~..,
Ha ll sold in first week ;r.;~~~.::~]~~~=r~~:.,:~~~~=L;;;;;;;1;;;.,.;:; .. ;;:~~-.. =--~=
Flfty per cent of the homes 1 and conventional floanclngplaos
IJ1 grand opening o1 u.e latest are available.
w1.U of La Cuesta to Hunting-Six furnished and decorated
ton Beach bave been sOld In model homes otrer a chOice of
the flcst week. 3 to 4 exterior styllqs. Tbe
La C+Jesta hOmes are butlt builder wm make custom
by Frank H. Ayres of West eba.Dges In the hOmes at rea-
Newport, developer of many soaable cost. Free decoratinr
llomes to tbe HU'bor Area. service is uallable to assist
La Cuesta offers new home buyers in selectio& colol's,
sites new models and ~~ew rea-drapes and carpeting.
hire; wttb homes seWng for The models aDd sales-LD!or-
$28 99o to $36 150. v A, 'FHA matlon center are opeD to vlst .. ' • tors daily at Broold\last St.
AMELIA HU RTADO , 77, and Allanl& Ave., just 1-1/Z miles'"' from Coast Hwy. and LO CAL PIONE ER, Dl ES u..-gtoo State Beach.
Am ella Hurtado, 71, of 20361
Aeaeta St., Santa Ana Helg!lts, BAYSIDE IHTEIIIORS
died Jan. 13 at Costa Mr!sa SHOP OPEHS IN H .B.
MemorW Hospital. She was Anything from boats to cas-
born May 16, 1893, loSanta Am. Ues Is t.Ur game tor Bayside
Canyon. loter1ors. a oew tntark»r dee~
Survivors include 7 soos, Ev-orating business located at 215
erett, Walter, and Ja.mes, aU Riverside Ave., oezt to the
of Costa Mesa; Vietor of Flori-Newport Beach Post Offlce.
di, Robert of Santa Ana, Glen Ma"'M!d by Bev WUJIOil ud El
of Arcadia, and Reclnald of uu.pes, the shoP bas a. eom-
Tustln; 4 daughters, Katberyn plete selecUon of oauUcal t\lr-
Man.rro of Clovls, EvelyDll nLshlogs, cha.Ddlery Ud art
Hurtado or Saota Ana. Hel.gbts, work. much of lt from \oeal
a.od Geraldine c..uagher aDd artists. They aJso ban a wide
SylYia Lal&fiton, both of Costa selectloo of a.ntiqets.
Mesa.; 3 brothers; 1 sister, 40 Both Bev ud El biYI bad •
Cf&Ddehlldren, 35 great-grand-number ot JtUI 011 lDlerklr
ehUdren. decoratltlr, a1tboacb tbl8 ICort,
Roeary was recited at Bell-establilbecS tut y.zo, la.tbek
an.dwa.J Chapel. Ja.n. 15, aDd tlrst try at 1t. ~,.,_ttJ.
mus was celebrated Ja.n. 16 BeY wu baJ 1D 1111 dlcon-
at St. Joachim's. Catbolie t1Dg a 4-ltorJ, 4.500 ~
Church. Interment was a.l Holy toot Eqllall Ncx'mu cutlt,
Sepulcher Cemetery lD Oranet. aod they b&Ye a U-1.. eaiU ~ crutsor at the ~ BaJ c~
TOO LAT E TO Q.AS FY as,_, ollbelr .-, ... oralb!& aclll ... mnt..
FINE OCEAN VlEW. Rdldeo-
llal property tt -II Co· TRYOUTS SOIEilULED
..-del llor. £.bedrooms, FOR LIDO ISLE PLAY .llllllla, del. --poreb, -~~ lllldlta, ""' b1r ,II•·
dry, ...u.to-...U-..,.llaol ....,. .... , ...
bal<:b. $17,500. 0... 673-
0109.
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Bay Shores
Waterfront
NEW, EXCITING LISTING--S bedrooms, 4 baths ,
SPECTACULAR TURNING BASIN VIEW! Pier and sUp.
OPEN 1-5 SATURDAY & SU ND AY
AHD HEXT WEEK
2722 UYSHDRE DRIV E
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PETE BARRffi REALTY
1• Wad Iff Dr .. N.l.
6Q..DOO
Reduced to 593,750
hAROS I·BBiaOOII BOMZ
C. A lrl'llSirl'. -ro:Bl'R&E~' LOT
. Prestige
Waterfront Homes
I'IIMI IUILDING LOTS
~-SU.OOO TO fl71-
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...,.. Ed llii1IJ ol Newport
-, BIU 11JJJc presldoat ol
11!o Newport HarbOr C,_,.ber
of Commve., IDd MJ.sa: New-
pod Boocb (Doe Dee P.mq.
toal will bo •mooc eqmmiiiiiiJ
repr•catatlves oa. baDd tor
tbl ••t. Mzs. Editb Proetet,
editor ol Cl.lllorala Seolor c_. News, will bo cuntot
-. Oftlclals trom Newport
VIlla will blcll!de Michael S.
CaW.OO, 1 oaUn ot Tacoma,
Wub., admtnlstrator ot the
CleiUtJ, aDd Mrs. Ireoe Mart.
New hours
are tested
The Newport Harbor Kiwanis
Club's nell travel and ad ven-
ture leature will be Erie Pavel's
tum on Spain, to be presented
at B p.m. Friday, Jan. 22, in
the Orange Coast College audi-
torium. Mr. Pavel w't11 show
scenes of Basque fishermen of
the Bay of BiscayDe, Gypsy
borse traders of Sevtlle, the gard~ns of Cordova, walled cit-
ies of ancient Urnes, Madrid's
famous Flea Market, the ear-
dens of the Alhambra, and the
Pyrenoes tn a mantle of snow.
YOUR CAR
By BOB RITCHIE
• WANT TO GET the most
mileage !rom your fuel? Check
to be sure your thermostat
tsn't stuc ~ open. How? Take oU
the radiator ca.p when the eo.g1De
is cold. Start motor and watch
to see U water bePns to move
1o radiator tank quickly, U It
doel, your thermottat 1s open-
Ina: too 1000, lDd. your eoe:UM!
runs too cold, tnetncltnUy,
• POWER BRAKES art 1
p:xl investment
tor awoma.odrl·
vtr; recent tests
shoW a woman
probably can't
enrt the 200
pounds pressure
needed tor a stop
U brakes fade badly, Fade is
uocommoo now but It still hap-
peas. Power brakes, a good wo-
ma.o driver auto feature.
• THLS INFLATION Isn't all
bad. It's making Detroit re-
thlok Us approach about annual
model changes lllld could lead to
bette'r and more imaginative
cars just dowc the road a spell.
• TRAVELING WITH your
lids? Remember they Deed an
enero-buro nery so often.
Stop at least once an 'hour for
a romp aloog tbe hig!rny, at a
pari., or tor a ruothrou&fl town.
Tbt kldl really need ttl
• YOU'RE LOSING MONEY
u you doll't drin on rad1aJ
tires, Dunlop radial tires. We
sell them bere at CORONA
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Grand Opening
New hom•ltet, new moclelo, new feature.. All thio
just mlnnlel ·awl)' 'from the ocean. At La Cuata
ymi'll •IOJ !be crilp-breeze yW' around. You'll
find nceU~ ehopplns. ec:hooJe and • multitude of
the eonthlucl'e llnelt recreational ueu nearby.
Ayretlfuc:e 211011
n-an Ayres built hCJIUI Eeda tll8playiJII !be
~ wldda U. ...... Ar--of (Ali.
fornia'1 -.t IUCCMl(alJauaoekQderL
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I
Large eelectloo of home llflet
VIII! our model hom•; you'll 8nd a !.up Nlectloll
of Boor plane 1Dd catom lib ntmon. AIM cMck
!be many oubolalldlq features lnd1ldecl Ia avery
La e-ta lunDa. c-out ad 'WIIIt .. tacbtJ', clarlq
our pand openlns. Yoa'n II1IN to 8nd juat doe llama
you'va been IMrl:hlna for ••• at • prfA:e you can alford.
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BEACH
JOe
Copter patrol ·effective,
NB police chief reports
Receat events have pronn
the effectiveness of helicopter
patrol, according to N'ewPQtt
pollee chief B. James Gla.vu.
''Fires have been dlsecwered
In thelr incipient stage, burg.
Iars have been appreheaded,
and car prowlers captured,"
he said. "la addltioo, we can
speculate on the deterrent ef.
feet our patrols han bad on
the potential crlmlnal.
· "Some of our cttluns, bo•-
·ever, are unapprecWtve of the
added security theaircraftpro-
most lmportuf..thatour switch-
board remain open tor emere-
eocy calls and tbat our dis-
patchers remain free to deal
wltb radio tratnc from poUce
units. Handllng calls from citi-
zens wbo may be 14>set but
OOn't Deed a.ny emergency ser-
rlce Is DOt add!r•&: to pollee
efftcleocy.
to their person and el-
and are compla1oJ.og voc.
!'U'er<>usl• about ooise levels.
"U is therefore requested
that you forego the Immediate
d1allng of the telephone tocom-
pla.tn when you hear a heUcop-
ter overhead. Waj.t thirty min-
utes aDd then pllooe or better
yet, send us a letter. We are
interested 1n YOID' observa-
tions but they will be more ob-
jective wUb a thirty minute de-
lay 0"
THE 8TH A.NNUAL INST ALLA TJON of oftlcers wtll be
held this Saturday, Jan. 23, at tbe Newport Harbor Elts
Club by the Pac1tlc Yacht and BaUooa Club, wblch has
been sponsoring the "sail of the Sabots" !or youths 1.11 to
16 years of age for the past 7 years. I...a.st year PYBC held
its first handicap gaff-rig race, aDd Ulls year the' first in-
vitational regatta is planoed for the fall. Pictured her e,
from left, are Blaine Scboolcralt of Piaceot.Ia, rear commo-
dore; frank Clendenen, 250 Poppy Ave., Corooa del Mar ,
the new com modore, and Bill Royse of HWltlrl.gton Beach,
vice-commodore. Commodore Clendenen bas been salting
!or 37 years. He is a past commodore of the Luders Assn.,
past president and c harter member of the Gold Coast
Shrine Clcb and member of El Bekal Shrine Temple.
FINAL MARK-DOWNS
"Or eJperleoce shows that
comp1alnts are made only when
the aircraft descends to lo-
cate a suspect aod direct
ground units to his location. At
these times the pollee switch-
board becomes jammed with
compla.tnts about television
program lnterfereoce, etc,
"Durlng these periods 11 ts
'CHRISTIAN COP' WILL
TALK TO OAR GROUP
IN SUPPORT of youth cooc:erts, members ot the Children's
Tbel.tre Guild are rbaldng plans to attend tbe Orange County
PllUharmODic Society's taahioo concerto lUDCheon and la.Sh-
loo abow, to be held March 31 at the Newporter Inn. Mrs.
D. V. SkilUng of Baycrest, patroness for the luncheon, Is
president of the Chll!keo's Theatre Guild, She Is shown
here, strumming the guitar, with 2 other Guild members,
Mrs. Robert Imbernloo of Mesa Verde, at left, and Mrs .
Fred Ellls of the Back Bay, Mrs. MUes Larson Js ~oeral
cbalrman for this 13th annual fashion ltmcheon, and Mrs.
Richard Allen ls co-cllairman. others on the committee
are Urnes. Edward Schumacher , Paul Gueyrel, B. J. Lang,
Allan Browne, James Owen;' David Duff, Davtd Newbro,
Raymond Dosta, Charles Friedman, JOhn Spatting, Robert Mrs. Willlam Bents will wei.
Cbapman, Ralph Tandowsky aDd Michael Brick1 come the members of the New-.. .;.;;;:.,;;;;;:....;;.;.._;;...;;.,.;.;;..;;;;;..;.;;....;.; __ ..;. ___ .,. port Beach Colonel William Ca.
17TH SEMI·
ANNUAL GARRETT'S
FURNITURE
•
bell Chapter of DAR into her
Balboa home at 810 W. Bay
Ave. tor a dessert meeting at
12:30 p.m. Jan. 27.
Capt. Robert Veroon, known
as the "Christian Cop," wtu
speak on "Way yo ung people
do what they do." He will be
Introduced by the regent, Mrs.
Edgar M. Coi Jr.
A report on the DAR 4i:Chools
\flU be made by Mrs. C.E.
Stoval, chapter • chairman of
DAR schools.
;:;;;;;:;;;;; NEW OFFICERS of the Yacht aDd' Balloon
Club are H. E. del Castlllo of Santa Ana, secretary, at
left, and Howard Beal of Costa Mesa, treasurer. The
PYBC has been an incor porated yacht club in Newport
Beach since 1963 aM hopes to acquire Its own clubhouse
in the near future.
Youngsters cast in play
MEMORY SEMINAR SET
AT O.C.C. JAN . 30TH
The a.nDU'll semlnlr co-spo:l-
sored JY the Bahia ct,iptE~r I
or Natlooal Secretaries "'"·I
aDd Orange Coast College
be held Ja.n. 30 in the DCC
scteoce ltaU begUWng at 9 a.m.
The theme for th~ sem inar
"memory moUutlon."
Dr. Everett L. Shostrom will
speak on "Betweenmanandwo-
man." He wo~.s rormerly head
of tlle departm~ot of psychology
a.od professor of psychOlogy at
Pepperdl.De College. He is cur-
rently on the tralniog sta!f ot
the Institute of lndustr!.al re-
lations at UCLA and chairman
of the division o! clinical psy-
chology at the U.S. lnternaUorW
UniversUy In Sa.n Diego. His
book, "Man, the manipulator,"
published In 1967, has now sold
over a quarter of a million
copies. His DeW book, "Between
ma.n and wom<tn," will be pub-
lished 1n Much, 1971.
ROID
ATHOWWIAII
DIIESSU
COCKTAJL
FODU.LS
CAPRI SEn
SI'OITSWLU
COAn
UP
TO
~
OFF
PROGRESS
Arthur Bornstelll ot the
Bornstelll School of Memory
"Willia.m and the gander," mances: Fridays at 8 p.m., Train.i.Dg will speak on "Mern-
Clla.irman ot hOstesses wlij.
be Mrs . Wllllam Tritt, aided
by Mmes. Robert Roper, Mar-
jorie Carnes, Leland Bolin and
J. Harold Kellogg. a musical fantasy presented Jan. 22 and 29, followed by a ory power !pr tun am busl-OCC CLASSES EARN by the Costa Mesa Civic Play-10:30 a:.m. performanee on Sat-ness." Mr. Bornstein opened
l4Z4 VIA UDO e ~T lEACH
ONI Of' THI liDO Sl«)ff'S
eMAN.Y FLOOR SAMPLES .
eiTEMS UP TO 1/3 OFF!
HIGH SCHOOL CREOI T house Jr., will open this Frl-urdays, Jan. 23 aDd 30, and a his memory school in 1952 a.oo
day, Jan. 22, at the Communl!y 2:30 p.m. show on SUDda ys, has tra1ned SO 000 students
Through evening classes at Reereatlon Center, located in-Ja~ 24 and 31. Tickets may uecutlves and' professlooa~
Orange Coast college, it is side the west gate of the Orange be pLD'chased at the door or trom more tha.o 100 corpora-
possible to receive high scbool CoUDty Fairp-OUDCls. The cast is tlu'ougb the r ecreation omces. Uoos.
credit In the Newport-Mesa tml-composed Of 10UD&: adors from 1p••••••••i aed school district. the ages of 8 to 14 who have
liiQH .• f .IOAY t:JO A,loll,.-):)(1 I".M.
S4T\.IlOAY 10 A.M.-ot I".M.
H.J.GARREJT fURNr}URE
The higfl school transcript studied ln the Playhouse work-
should be sent to the director shop preparlng for this debut.
at McNally continuation higtl The story Is about a boy's
school, P.O. Box 1368, New-adventures in the Enchanted
·port Beach. An appointment to Forest of ZUs after he pro-
plan a program can be made by vokes a mysterious black. gan-
calling 548-3475. Evening col-der loto casting a spell upon 2215 HARIOR ILVD. lege r egistration for the spring ltim that changes htm into a
semester Is oow in progress goose. He must remain In this
6 46-0 27 5 at Orange Coast. Dates r emain-form until he finds the key to
PROFE SSIONAL tNT£A10A DESIGNERS 11ng on the SChedule are Jan. change him back into a boy, L.:::::::=======~============~~2~6_:a~lld~2~8~,_:1~r.?.om~6~t~o~a~,3~0:.'p.m. The musical fantasy is a n -original script by Pati Tam-
The Openinq
of Newport Villa
Ole!
111011 Cllll ......
POT .IS ILWIYS
How about 1 cup of rich, hot coffee. freshly brewed?
Or would you prtler hot tea ? Ha~ some deliciM
fresh ·baked cookies? It's 1 rerullr daily seMce
of your NfWt)Ort National Bank! Sit down! Relatl Take
time to unwind! Foraet ,our problems, and let
hot refreshments and cookie$ aive )'OU a ...... ptfSIJeetift
lor the day. Newport NatiONI Ban• is always
thlnkina of you! We'we betn doina it for yurt.
Enjoy this, alot~awith other unique serwkes as
"Tht llost Unique Bank In Tht World."
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9 CONV-.cJ OfPICU --011-COUNTY .......... k:M._ .. ....,._U3..J1U• ..... -..,_. .. ,. lswMZ·l141
w.p hrt ... ,....... ae Carr a aiM 171-IM •=...•-"-:::::~':a ....., ... ,.._ .. ,.,..,.., .• U•Iiill IIJ-Ct F•• ___ .. _ta-1111
............. ~,. ............... ,, ..• l..-.. _ ~~l..IIIIIM ......... .
bellloi and Anita Grossman,
who also are in the directors'
chairs. Brad Ogden plays the
title role of William with Dawn
Hamilton as the ga.ndef. Kay
Lynn and Leight Ann Baugtl,
Holly Peterson, Anne Vircsik
and Maureen BucW.nski will be
seen as the pi.J:11a.ted gnomes.
Kevin Haug. Debbie Grattan,
David fowler, Kathy Miller and
Bruce Cooper appear as Wll-
Uam's schoolmates . The
witches are Ra.ya.nne Reichle,
Cathy Owens, Llsan Hansen,
Carol Attlngu, Joy Saunders,
and Leslie Freeman. The msy
band ls made ~ of John Pala.·
toutas, Jill Freeman, Cindy
Harper, Andy Vlrcsik, Susan
Cook. and Marie GryUer .Others
to appea.r are Amy Thompson,
Stephen Reichle, Kay Ric hey,
Cindy VanAtta and Lori Math-
ison.
There •UI be 6 perfor-
Marineras
slate chosen
Las Marineras Aux1Uary of
tile Fa.mtly ser,lce Association
o! Orange County has l.nstalled
Mrs. James Dowty ol Harbor
Highla.Dds as president~ Serv-
ln& wlth her are 14rs. Gerak1
Thompsoo; vice -preside.at.;
Mrs. Robert Ba.smajla.n. 2Dd
Yice . president; Mrs. J. R.
Light, recording secretary;
Urs. Robert &-omn, corres-
poodlng secretary; U.rs. Robert
OurxSas. treasurer; Mrs. Jack
Marsball, membership; Mu.
Rle.lard Pauley, scholarsll14);
Mrs. Laneoce KJttle, pubUc
relatloos; Mrs. Bu:majl&n llDd
Mrs. M.lc.bul Hall, wa,ys aDd
me&DI; Mrs. TbomU CrQS.a)O,
DUllamoolarlu aJ>d lliJsoO 10 FamUJ Senlee; Wrs. Wlllla.m
La Paate, !iiOC1al.
Las ----Is -u.c a. 1ft . al!lce ot Fan:ill7 Ser ...
-rt.. Ll t11o C-I>Or al COol>·
-bllldllr Ll c ..... dol
liar, ... lin&• ........... ...,_...,loapodoW
--IIIC -Ll Ilk·
We take great pleasure in inviting you to the
Grand Opening of one of the nation 's finest adult
resident care centers, Newport Villa~
Especially designed for lhose adul ts wh o enjoy
the convenience and companionship of hotel-like
living, Newport Villa offers the following:
Planned recreation and entertainment daily •
Nutriti ous meals, tastefully served in the lovely
d ining room • Meals provided for visi tors • Fully
equipped physical therapy department w1th whirl -
pool baths • Maid Service • Beauty and Barber Shop •
Perso nal laundry washer-dryers • Suites , private or
semi-Private Rooms all with private bathrooms complete
with tub or s hower • Ocean Views • Private Patios •
Attendants on duty 24 hours each day to assist guests.
l'hese are just a few of the services and fa cilities
of Newport Villa, where retirement is ,\n adventure
in pleasant, gracious liying.
NEWPORT VILLA
Adult Resident Care Center
4000 Hilaria Way, Newport Be<Kh • 642-5861
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.. I "for tllou -----Mfon tile 5 =;;;. will __ It,. fouadatloa of Ill• world ..
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17 ._,...._ el ...... ___ (Ada (Hum. 13:1)
11112) 20 -.:1 30 do.:D '"I ----Dot b tA.
II , -ttl. ._ ___ .. (Job 15:1)
II ..... ._. --Mad cMtrt wit1t. • ___ .. (,.. lll&C)
II .... _ .. tut.rt-" (Jo..._ 11:1)
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37 a •• of Joktn (Gea. 11:21)
31 "--y '-' .........
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U "tM x-.1 J. .-t ----c--.iag -..--w (Q Pet. 311) 4.4...-. ...aiag ~c-1 b.p..-."
(I Clwoa. 271.}
C7 -MaD • .,. aot llo6 t.1l lato
a. ---•r U•k-t :aJ
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4.1 , !a.a.e --"•M tilt -· 52 ......... (My .. ..,. .. __ ..
53 "----· that ~. ••ld fin aom• thinv to the poor" (Job 13:21}
55 ""til• kovr ia c_., ----tlly Soa ..
CLUES DOWM
I "thov lot'~ •• INter. til• ---ot tlwo _,ld"'
l a JD•ct•W'e, ~--·~Mal~ (%Kb. S:l)
3 ""----· i:lad J• M.U liod" (Matt. 7:7} 4 "th._ ___ _. crJ.o dw•lt ia 5eit"'
ID.ut. 1:12)
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Son. ot mao." (Job 1:53}
21 ~er•.t tllov til• bigb pri..t ___ r <lob U:HI
22 "'tll.crt tMy may IN Jllctd-----b -· 23 ~m tby mcaJMI:T ----pnePftll-..
)y .. (P .. U :4.)
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21 .. tile ----ol Ckittim" (Dim. 11:30)
31 ... ..,. are aot ----th. world"
34. fcrtll.-ol Scud (Act. 13:21) » -· ---m.-Mll•iPt. .. ____ .u
(0 lblpl3:31)
3t "'thou ._. ti••• biaa ----o••r aU .....
Cl .. t.bcd dwoy m•y INilold •T ---..
U "'tM Wnt. ol tll• __ --lao•• .......
(MGH. 1:20) u Mlllat tti•'f 1D.Cf1' -----·N -t1 MiOolotrr. witcllcralt. lurtr.d. onatcmc.. ____ llltioa .. {GaL 5:20)
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(a... 11!15)
~---31do.:D
One Christian's View
By Ollrid A. Noebel a.;.-~ Wooldy -T•"'· ""...._
Thi,_ p<~:-1
a um mrr at
Tht• Summit .
Or. Bull<m
Oavi,lh•·i:<•·r
and I ""'""" d isc u :-:-inA!
po rtiom• nf
G I,.,.~ o n
A r I" h ,. r · ::o
, . ..;,·,.ll•·nt wurk A Sun~ey nf Old
f'~>.<lnmenl lntroduc tiQn. I
t•l,.uuo·fl In ~,.~,... it a~ a h-'\llu11.1l-.
(,,, .. ur , . .,!1,...•' ••• I lid T••::ot.mwut
,,t t l..-\n~t•ri,·;.m Ch ri-tian
I • ,If,·~···
\1, iulo • ...,,. \O"t"P" notlrlj!; what
\r• 1..-r 'uul to :.ay curwrrnirll!:
t h•· Co·u•·lii.'> fl ood and hi~
r··~p••u!Oo' tn Sf-rnard Ramm 's
f,,..,J.. Thtt Chrutwn View of
.'cll',t (·~ and Scripturf! and it 's
lut'otl o .... d po)silion , it ~C.ilmr
;~ppar,.nt th11t ,\rchrr found one
of Ramm ·~o point"' difficult to .... ~ ..... ,
f In,. of Ramm '"' argument'
aj!alrllil a univt"rul Oood is hil;
nL..rn"illicm that "in Auvergne.
Franc!!, tlwrr aT? cnneli of I~
"'"(Hill and Wlhe.s from long
,. , t i 11 r 1 v olcMOOf"ll. They an
nW~ny thuul!.llndll o r. yearil oldt:r
tluan th~ flond t:ould po!Miibly be ,
yd thry show no Ngn of having
b.:rn wal\hr.d or disturbed by
Rood w~otrrs." (p . 245)
Whilr Tl"afling ArrMr's rthKt
that th it! diffi~ulty .. ~em11 to
drfy explanation, un11'!8a the:
volc.rmoc8 involved wl'!u really of
llfi ii i·No11 hit: origin, and the:,
critr.:ria ro~ do~~tinl them earlter
turn out to be erTOrw:oua," Or.
OavidheiMe r 1tnmediately
re me.mbei'N an art ide about
aomoe eimilar ~okanic erur.tlono
in Hawaii that wen: allely .......
Alca 1ft tnqWry to ~ of hit
ICiratift~e ftVINia, it ~~~~~~~ out
,. .., in -'--v-. 162
(Odo•• II, 1961'), PP · 2654.
Ttr.e article wat ·.,.t,idH
"[loop o-...... , ,_c. eo., ... _, u~ in .-.. :;r..:;-c.s. -.... JJ. D 1 -·• ol Q vi•J .....WJ.eitvte
.rCu;I;LIIII I'
Tht• fintli11~-.. in ttw arl i•·l•· .,,...
n'\"'"lllinj!: sin•·•· tht•,..• IW<J m,.n
fuunJ vulcllnif· bat<.~o~h """~1ic·h h11d
b rl'.n J .. t,.d b' thr
pola . ...,mrn -~rgon nwthod at 22
million ~·,.ars irl fa1•t \'f'r} young
omd "pwl.abl~· lrN-lhan 200
years old .""
Th,.ir o•,ad -..·nrd,.. "'"rt•, ··wr
fJft'St"nl •Jata In ,.lu•w tl1at in
.-.t.Jmf' · in::ol"owc,., \·oil· a nit· nwk11
••nJptn! into till' li••,.p l!t"t"ll ll du
in f11t l mlwnl ndio~~:t·nit· ;arjiltlll
01nd hr•liurn , and wh•·n datf'd
tl\GI Y yi.-ld unro111i .. ti •· old ~ell ...
And a~;.rin . "'Tho: radiogr-ni c
iiTg_On arul hl"liurn t"Uill,.nl!! of
thro•r basalts nuph:d into thf'
do:''P (ll"l'an from an iiCiivr
vult,anu (Kilaut-il) have ht=en
mtalllul'd Uf-1 tu 22 million
yf'af'l' for Ina~ d.-duct!d lo br
l"l'"cf'nt. . Tht• sample11 ma y, in
fact, br v.-ry n>crnt, as jud,ed by
tJreir frt'"~h appr11romt·e 11nd tM
r.xtre:m c thinneu o f the
pal~onit.-and mlln~ant:~ oxide
layen~ on tl•" !lurface ." (p. 265)
Dr. Uavi•llaril'l'r'8 friend al110
~~ent alon~ a notr Y)'ing that in
thr JournoJ of Geophy•icol
Re.eorch, Yoluml' 7 1, Number
141July 1>. 19b8J·J · 4601 ).G.
f'un\.hou:Wf 1nd . Nallihtun
dl8cUMan f8()().18()flava flow at
S.lt Llilkr Crat,.r which has been
dat~d 3.3 billion yu"' old by
tht: polll a11ium -ugon method
while the-"''ht'Jir rock ~~te of thie
l70-yur flow ill givrn a11 232
million y,.al'!l.
O nt: n•••cl y ~rte lhc
impre!W.torl thlll IIOil'lethiniJ mutt
be wro ng with tht; dalirt~
mt:thc:Ht when 11uch incongruitiee
ariae , bul f.,r our di.w:uMio n hen-
it llhould point out tNt Or.
Arc.htr '• an11wr.r lo R.mm ill not
to be IIUt•d llJl!Uy .
Por anyont ln\ere.&«d in tueh
.. uen • the 4ati .. of roe ...
..I (o.ill I woutd -.• two
artidea in A S ' • o-n.. /led;~"'· ,,.,.. oocl pu.,_d by IWI«
.. c-.t tt.pido. MicJoiPn. Tloe
two orticleo .. by ·Dr. O....W E.
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up All cf'ON., tut4 }allow m.e ... FA.l i1 lA• crm1
we maw beor? Mr1. I .H •• Os/ord, Olalo
'n»e en. m&ne the triab and penecutiom
that we tendure for the Lord leta. Chrut u
the rMu h of our beinB faithful in followinB
and obeyirls Him (I Pet. 2:21),
IYMr~ iA •M Bible tlou il say not lo u.u
blooJ for humon cotuumP'io"-?
The children o( Israel were forbidden to
eat blood in l.t:\1. 17 :10, 11. In lhe New"
Testament the Christian• were instructed to
abstain from t!atins blood accordins to Acta
15 ,29.
Plf'tUe ,.:rp«Jin "1Ae Mark ofahe fk<ul."
'The Mark of the Beast wiU not be enforced
until the Great Tribulation period which does
not comnwnCf' until after the rapture of the
Church ~I Thess. 4:13·18). The Mark of the
Beast will be placed on all thoee who worship
th e image of the Beut and will definitely be
aS!IOCiated with idolatry.
When will Reu. 14 :20 t4lu piau? /1 Ezelc.
38:15 the same ru the Batdt: of Armageddon?
Rev. 14 :20 will take place during the Battle
of Armageddon. U.ek. 38:15 ufers to the
invasion of Israel by thl'! armies of the 'North
suppo!!edly Russ ia ; these will be overthrown
on the mou ntains of Israel bdore the Battle
of Armagl'!ddon .
Why war Satan referrNi to D-J the prince of
the ptJWer of the oir?
In Eph"ians 2:2, Satan is referred 10 as
the prince of the power of the P.ir and in John
16:11 he is rrft"Tred lo as the fJrince of thie
world. According to !he Bible tl1i11 world and
the surrounding atmosphere is now the place
of his activily.
Wlw and 11/hat are An~rf.s?
Not much is known about Angels as therf"
i~ not much in t~ Bible abou t th~m ~pedally
in rl'!gard to their nalur~. First Corint hian!!
15:44 tells us th~y have spiritual bodies and
are God's m~<;t"ngers fulfillin g lli1io will. Tht•
ministry of angels is mrntiont'd in MalL 1.1 :
41-49; 24 :31; Luke 16 :22.
On thr _,nul.J stay in th" gra!'f ll'ith tht' hn!ly
u'ntii the l~nrd cnme.J?
Thoee who die in Ch ris! an• immediately
in Ht"&\'l'!n, be in~ ''ab!f'nl from tht" body" and
"prf'sent wilh th,. Lord:' St-e II Cor. 5 :8.
Pleo.Je lt:l/ me u:hot lhe zmrd "Apnll4Jy"
mMn.r.
The above word means "falling away" and
it is I~ act of profeMed Christians who dt:lib·
erately rejl"Ct the truth as to the deity of
f:h rist and redl'!mption through His Blood.
When dnf'.J the di.JperuaJion ()/ thf' Kit~gdnm
begin?
The Dispen~ation of the 1\in,dom hf-1-!ins
with the return of Chri£1 to earth-~oe.'l
through the thousand p•ars of His rarthl y
rule and ends when He has delivNed up thr
kinp:dom to His F"ather.
f n u:hom Wl'ff' Jhe mi'HO/l,f'J nf th,. Jl'l',.l'l
t;hurche.J in Re1•elation fl,it •en?
The me~p:es to the seven chu rches have a
four-fold .11pplication. F"ir:ot they were ~ive:n
to the local churches. Second, thf')' wert· to
admonish all churches in all a~P-". Thir\1, they
wer~ personal exhortations to him "that hath
and ea r" and also conta.in~d promises "to him
that ovtrrometh:' F"ourth. they Wf'rP prophrti•·
for they diM:Iosed !t'Ven pha!!es of the spiritual
hi~tory of th~ church.
Tbla is the Srd lDStallmd of tbe story ot a trial beld. on
Feb. 15 .,., 16, 11110, 14 u actloll brouellt b)' IIJHIUbl"'
proYe mat tbe Bible 1s unscieoUflc .and. t.beretore, IIDtroe.
James £. BeDDit, writer of this rtllOrt. was tbt attorDeJ
repceseoti.Dg Dr. Harry Rimmer, PresbyterLI.D ml!Qter
IDd tbeD presideD! of tbt Research Scleoce Bureau. WilUam
Floyd, editol' of an atbelstic ma.psloe called ''The Arbi-
trator," aoupt to collect $1,000 from Dr. Rimmer by
proYlng scieDtU1c illllccuracles. Tbe Judge was a Hebrew
lD his tblrtles, deserlbed by Mr. Bennet as a brlibtlaw-
yer and a good judge. • • •
"' JAMES E. BENNET
The next witness was Dr. Jolm Hayne! Holme!!, who
uid that he was a minister of th t" Gospel, but did not
nplain what Gospel. He is pa ~to r of the Community
Church in New York Ci ty, which meets in the Town
Hall, and is buildinf!; a new church building at 35th
and Park Avenue, Manhattan. He ~aid that he was
quite familiar with astronomy, gf'o lo~ and the other
~eienct>s which bear upon tfle creation of the world.
Again the alfleist lawyrr askrd hin1: "Reftrring 10 th,.
ttatements in the fnst chaptt-r of Cene!lis that the world
wu created in six. days, that it wa! e~olved in eountleu
asea, what is I he fact." Of course I objected, and the
objection was sustained. The judge asked him if he
made a special study of lhe science of creation. He
uid that he knew what! the scientists' thought becaute
he had read tflt-ir books, Lut the Judge said, "He is not
using h is own minrl hut is using th,. mind of another ~ci
enti't and tfle ol-ljt·<'tinn must hf' ~u!'tained ." He ~aid that
hr had reArl thf" work!-of Darwin and m1•"l of the sci·
entific: honks of the ninet,·t"nth f'f'ntury, wlwh inrfic.o~tes
that he i!t still a century bt"hind, and he did not nplain
why he had not rf'.ld any nf the hvf'ntit:th,century books.
When he wa!' asked to name the botiks which he had
read, he could rrmember some by _Lya_11, Darwin and
Hud~·y, but he could not remember the othen, es.cept
Ar;assiz. He admitted finally that he coold not speak
ils a scienlist and he could only tell what other acientiata
think. h was his conclusion that the earth came inlO
ita present form by a long procr:ss of evolution, run-
ning through many, many millions of years, and ''I
do not believe there i!l a scientist alive who believes
lhe Gent:sis story of creation."
J moved to strike the answer out, and the Jud~
ttruck it out because, in a discussion off the record,
Dr. Holmes admitted he did not know how many scien·
tists there are in · the world. He ~·as personally ac-
quainted with a few, none of whom were in court. No
scientist had authorized him to Stille for him in Court
that he did not br lieve the Genesis story of creation.
h was quite apparent that he was not qualified to speak
for all of the scientists in the world, or for any one
or tl!em. -
He aaid that, in his opinion, the statements in the
lint and 5econd chapters of Genesis regarding creation
of the world and man were not scientifically true, but,
of course, that was only his opinion. ·r esked him one
quettion: "Dr. Holmes do you believe that the Bible
is the Word of God, and the only infallible rule of
A SI'OI'l OF 1HE
IIARIY RIMMIR TRIAL
•'-"lr ~IIOBll All•fmtil1
faith and practice?'' His answer was very definiie.
He said, '"Of coune not. Certainly not." That i1 all
I asked him. It did not seem lo be neceuary to 11k
him anything more. He had nol added anylhing to the
plaintil'a case, but he had made a perfectly plain
ttatement that he,. a minister of the Golpel, did nol
believe the Bible to be the Word of God.
The next witness was Or:' O.arles Francia Potter,
who aaid that he was putor of 1he First Humuitl
Ourch in New York City, having originally been a .
Unitarian minister. He uid that he had studittd cer·
tain of the .. ologies," had wrillcn books on the aubjed
of creation and made addresses on acientific aubiectl.
He was one of tht: Bible t:xper1s in the so-called
·•Monkey Trial" in Dayton, Tenn., in 1925, and the
atheisl lawyer, 1hinking that l>r. Potier wa5 qualified
aa a ecienti!t, asked h.im: "Is it true that the earlh wat
created in six d.1ys?" Again the Judgr suMained my
objt"Ction, that that is not the propf'r way to prove the
point. lie admilteJ that he was flOt then~ whl'!n the
ea rth was creatt:d. He said that he had r ead an enor-
mous numlwr of books on th~ sci('nces rdatin,; to
evolution, so the Judgr QSk('d him 10 gi,·e a li st of the
names of these books. A It he could n :memkr were
Darwin and Sir James Jeans. The others ~·ere regular
text book!! which he .studied in college. H e finally got
in thf' record that hl" thought that the first chaptera of
Grnr!li~ were pure fable. He also .!aid thai the Rabbi
wa!l wrong about the "J" group, "E" anri "P'' group•
kcause tht-re was another group, the "D" ,;roup, which
wrote the Deuter"nnomic doctrine, but, of courK, he
did nol know who those peoplr were, where they lived,
or when they did il, and, of course, none of them were
in r.ourt to spt!ak for themselves.
... lso, he did not believe the re wu any Rood in the
time of Noah. He ~dm itted ltJat there might h11ve been
Jill II" lorA I Anods but no big, general flood, and he was
&a positive about i1 that the Judge asked him if he was
thr.:rt-at the time. He uid that you did not have to be
pre~t·nt to know things. He as~erted that he be1ieved
C,.fflr::e Washington wu born in 1732 and he was not
1herf' ar the time. The Judge said he heH.eved it too,
and hr was not there, but thlll ._-as a wdl authrnticated
and duly accredited fact or history smtained by many
anrif'nl documf'nts and aceepted hy all historian•. He
askrd the witne$S if he had any evidence like that to
show there wasn't a Rood in Noah's lime, and, of course,
be replied that he did not have any ::~Ucb evidence. I
aaked him if be belie,·ed there wa1 a God ;~nd he said
that he did not know. lie thought that "God is merely
an idea ~of men's mind"--God Was made in man's
image rather than man being made ;n God's ima~."
He said that so far .1s God was concerned he wat an
agnostic. I have only a very liulc lc:no""ledge of Greek
but I know that "agnostico!l" means "without knowl·
edhe." rn Latin it is "ignoramu5," and in English it it
just plain "1gnorant,': w, when the witness .1dmitteJ that
he was ignorant he was no longer ·quali6ed to be a
wilnas, and we Jet him go. He had not added anythins
:o tht plaintiff's ca~ except the unsupported conclu·
alona of an admittedly ignorant man.
(COMTIMUID MIX1' Will)
St. Thomas Bible Lesson A BRIDE FOR THE SON (I)
Genosis 24: I -28
Lesson 30, Series Ill
llere we ha ve t~e re cord of thi!i mission of Abraham's servant to fetch a
bnde for Isaac, the son of the promise throush whom th e seed s hou ld be born .
As St. Paul writes of other events , this happened for an ensample to us, and it
w11s wriuen down for u.s to learn . We ma y c~tll th is a hi storic parable of the
mis sion of Gd'd's a postles and ptopheta to gather out from the world a people
to his 'iame to be the bride r>f Chriel.
Abmham is now a very old man. Sarah. Isaac's mother, is dead. Isaac is
presumably aboul .JO years of age, whi ch sl!iems to be the age customary in his
famil y for a man to take a wife (see cha pter II , vu. 14. 18, 22, 24). No tice
first that marriage is not refjftrded sa designed to 11ccommodate to biological
developm~nt. Isaac surel y has been old enough for marriage for about 15 yean.
There are man y other considerations which ma ke it unwiae for a man who is to
sho1.1lder heavy responsibilities to undertake the tareer of marriase much
sooner.
It ma y be surpriains to people today to learn how customary it waa amons
Ch ruui uns in the United States before the turn of the century for men to rn~~rry
at 29 or 30. It took a man that long to complete his trainins. both schoolins
and apprenticeship in whate ver he wovld do, and to accumulate enough capital
to provide a home and reasonable aecurity for his wife and expected children.
One of the gravest diuervicu done by modern liberals and papns ia to
pc-omote the (alae teach ins that plryai ca l appetites are so powerfvl that they
must be 8atisfied , and that .. tepreaaiona" lead to mental disorders and even
insanity. Men are able to control the animal in themselves 811 well aa the ot.her
dumb be.l!lllta -and we are expected to do ao . Gi rla often marry at a muc h
younser age. but quite as often wait until they arl!i in their 20'a.
Second, note that Abraham ia the one who takes reaponaibility for'ari'D.ngi ng
the match. It is lrue that ma"hrse ia an act of mutual conaent between tw o
pereon• free to give their conaentj and we will aee later 'th•t laaac came not
to meet iRebekah peraopally. But there ia no rell8on why the choice of a peraon
to whom consent ie to be sive,n mutt be ll!ift to chance or to fate, nor ia there
any reuon to withhold autduce end direction from youns people. Marria8e
utablishu a public inatitution; h•aba.ada and wivea are accouat.aMe to God
and man for meint.a in.iA8 a etroat fa•ily. M.rri.see aHect e:atatea-;-fortaMa and
natioaa. They ar$ deeply iovolved in alliancu and diplomaciea, aad h ia
lrreaponsible of ~"'"'--to fan:• tlla yoaapten to .. ell oot their .. tea.
"0 Lord, I know lhat tile wa; 01 ~naa i• aot ia lti•eell.'' write• J.,. ... ltr
.. it ia aol ia •• tkat nlkeU. to diree.t hie atepe." tnile til itt of e,._ rafaN
to DiviDe r id•nee, it alu ... w. a .... ,.1 tn.U. abo.t affein of .... Yo ...
m .... d w0111ea do Rot meke theit owtt choie.,. i• aay •~eat -thir a.-oc:!.atfl
•re Hle.cted for the~n by -.ay tili.ap Ol'd.rwd hy tl.eir elden. •••111 lf ••ir
elder• MUI• on a policy of CMIWOIIH UpMaaN. J .... tecopiae4 til•
principle tfwlt H a -.a -.r wii .. H of 1.1-ell, •i• wha•• ia lot tN• Uoh
5:31 ). !lis judsement is true be cause he don notjudse of himself, bvt accordins
to what he heMs from the Father. lie does not even choose his own disciples.
for "No man can come to me, except the F'ather which hath 11ent me draw him,"
said Jesu11 . In short, "I can of mine own self do nothins."
Abraham, exercisins his responsibilities of fsth~rhood. makes careCul
provision for the choice of a bride for his aon. He~ eends his. truated servant,
probably F.:liezer of Damascus, who managed all his vast properties, to enter
into negotiations with his own people. The servant is given wide diacPetion,
for. like the prophets of God, he was ao accuiUo'med to doing hia maeter's ¥til\
that he knew how to proceed accordins to that will even in !he abatince of
immediate auperviaion.
Thie ie true obedience -to be able to will to do the master'e will even
without diret:t aupen~ision. A child who will not obey hia pa.renra when he is
out of their eisht does not obey them . The servant accepts hia t:ommi .. ion by
a solemn oath, which is the root meaning of the word "aacrament."
No tice aleo the conditions placed upon the selection of the bride. She
muet come willingly. That is, ahe must give her consent, and muat do ao on
coneiderations other than the modern Holly¥tood or papn conaideratioo of
"fallins in love." The kind of woman who will meke • dependable wif11 for a
nw.n of laaac'a stature and reapon.aibilitiea is not oae who will be awayed by 1
dashing yo ung blade, or governed by thl!l luat of her eyea. Sht~ mu.t learn of
hi a "proepecta," and kanw hi• family and tninias and decide" whether ahe ia
auiled to ahate hia lot with him. She will aot make • match either above or
below her awtiona.
The aervant knowa theae thinp; and he himaelf le~ana on Oivi~~oe suidanu
to brins to hia au,ntion an elisible sirl who ahowa the properties of auch
wiadom a nd rnponaibillty by an act of.ha.pitality to illm.
Siac• all thia ia an I!IO .. mple to ua of how Cod chooaea tha Church (Of" the
Lord Ja .. a , we •y p oa to coaaider how caNfully God pre,.rwd the way
with hie propheta, .. d whh Moe•• ud U.e Palriarch ... aD d.a time c:ame for
t .. IMiniar of Hia So., the~ Bride woald ,..ke he,.alf kaown by the reapo .. a
of !Ach aool ia raid! to the Co.pel. .
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NOTI.CE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE
No. 118507
On Jan!UU'y 28, 1971, at Z:OO
o'clock P.M., at tbe Nortb Front
Entrance to the Orange County
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by ... prortded,
"THE CBNTBR PO R BI BLICAL STU Di l!S"
... G. HIUMAHM PASTORS DR. JAMIS OIMBS
9:45A.M.-Bible School, wl lll our 15 bu ses
serving SOuth Orange Coun ~
11:00 A.M. -llomlng worsltlp
7:00 P.M. -EvMing Service
• SOl M•1••ll • St.
(At Slhft• A•• A .. •.l.
COSTA II !SA
He•• e f P. G. H•••••
Clulstl.ii $d .. l
LAWYERS TITLE GUARAN-
TY COYP ANY • Trustee.
By S. A.. BLWH. Vice Pres.
Attelt: SYLVIA B. HASSEN,
Aut. Secretary.
Dated : December :SO, 1970,
6!12S4
Ju. 'J, 14, %1, 1971,
Harbor EasliO-
LCGlL NOTICe
NOTICE OF TRLSTEE'S SALE
No. FCI 2565
On Fr iday, February 5,1971,
at 11:00 A.M., WESCO FINAN-
CIAL CORPORATION, as Trus-
tee twder aad pur sua.ot to Deed
of Trust dated May 25, 1966,
ezecuted by JESSlE L. JOHN-
SON, tolD unmarried woma..a aad
recorded August 5, 1966, Ia
book 8010, page 68Z, ot Of-
Qclal Recorda ID the olftc:e ot
the Recorder of Ora.opCCMmty,
CallA>rala, will ..U at pubUc
auct1oo .. hl(besl bidder for
c:asb (pa)'&blt at time of sale
1n lawt'lll mooey ol the Uol.tld
States) (at tbe Soutb Frooc ED~
tnDc.e to the old County Court
HOUH, Ia tbt Cit}' of Sua Aal.,
ID the coUnt, of aruce. Cal~
tlorala,) all rlpl, UU. ...0
loterest COGYeyed to aDd ..,
lteld by it IDHt &aid Deed la
tile PJ'OI)N't)' slhlate in the e Uy
of Newport Btac:b,I.D saJd Coun~
tJ a.od State described u :
That certa!D ..._..,ld Na
tate c.rea.ted by tha.t certain
-doled September 9, IHS, uecat«t by tbt tnt... Com-
P'A1, a c:orporaJ1ol. aa IAuor •
.... Tilt Blllb,. ~mUed --..... aa Ltl..._ recorded
MO'I'Mlblr J. lMS, la ud to
... ~ oi&Krlbad ~uo~,
PAJICIL I; Lot '11 al Tnc:l
11'11. u llloft • a Map re~ -"' -•u ,..,.. .. ... • ~ ol WJ.pel .. ....
.._ -· al~eo... IJ, ~ PAIICSL 1: A _ .... ,..,.•••rii(JDI'&a.. ---·4· Loti: lot, ••• , ... .ud
drive is on
1Dc:tudes a
playlets aDd 3 ODe-act pla.Ja
performed by u taSemble of S
p.lafers: Wes Keebler, Allee
Mallet, JaDS SteYens. Tom
Thread gold IUid Gota Y •too.
Openiac Qj... Is Jao. 22 ..
the old studio Tbeater 1t Hu-
manities Hall, OCL Curtain
time ls 8 p.m., ooe-half hour
ear Uer tba.a IISua.l.
Maybe you didn't know that everyone from
Pacific Telephone who visits your home or
business carries an official identification
card. These I D carda abow each employee's
name, photograph and signature. So if you
ever have the slightest doubt about anyone
who says, "I'm from the telephone com-
~y," just ask to~ proof. Our employees
will be more t.h.a.n willing to abow you their
identification.
\ , I
JIM HAYCRAfT
ROM .. O DELESI.I
January 24-30 has beeo
designated Junior Ach-
ievement Week through-
out the oatioa. In the
Juoior Acbievement pro-
cram, bigtl school stu-
dem s orpniu and oper-
ate their owa
scale busiDesses
lhe belp of adviso•·•
ttom business and
try. We're proud
part:lclpaticg lA
•orthwh.ile Pr<>"[.~::::
your " Company are Jim Hay-
craft, Dlck O'Grady
Ron Modeleski. Each
these employees,
aWng a
our young people,
teer their Um e ODe
a week. Jim, Dic k
Roo tlDd It a re'"'''"' ..,. onllfY•oe
lenee to help guide
youngsters toward
avenues of success. We
alute the Junior Acb-
l..,ers of today woo wlll
be making the major
acb.ievemeats of tomor-
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•
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3520 E. COAST HIWAY
COROllA DEL MAR
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we SPECIA.LIZE IN PARTIES AND WEDDINGS
Fr•• estl'"otes ·WI,. and Deliv•ry Ser'l'ice
644-8990
OPEN 5EV!H DAY5
2626 E. COAST HWY., ~ CORONA DEL lolA.
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CERTIFICATE OF BUSINESS
Ftctltlous Flrm Name
THE UNDERSIGNED does
bereby certtty that be is eon-
ductlng a shade and drapery
bUsiness at 3635 E. Coast Rigb. ..
•ay, Corona del Hat, Calli.,
.umer· the OcUtious firm name
of Custom Shade aoo Drapery
Shop and that sa1d flrm is
composed of the followUlg per-
son whOse aa.me in full IUid
place of resldeoce are as fol-
lows, to-Wit: Pau1Garma.n_1924
Port Brlstol Circle, Newport
Bea.c:h, Ca.W. .
WITNESS my baDd OD lh1s
4th day of January, 1971, Palll
Garman.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA)
)ss.
COUNTY OF ORANGE ) OIAMCE TO YELLOW
ON THIS <lhdayotJaaoary, OTY STAFf STUDIES
1971, before me, aNotarJPub-Ilewpoi1Boac:bllld0111orCai-
Ue ID Uld lor oald coooty llld Uorola llr-IIIIi blclm1s
stat., resldlac tberola, duJy wW -acqolrt a --. commi•Goold aDd nora, per-u tbl •••liar w1dttceaterl1DI
-Uy -ed Paal GeriiWI, -dllllplo ,.. __
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wbo• •m• l.o-lbodlolbo 11oft 111<1 ,.UOW ·--lbr --•mtlll,uda.-.-,_., Ull-1--
loolaed lo me lllol bo -ed ,_ IIIII -wW 1o11ow
.. ..... ada .,... ala. Qeg,.,.,. wrntas IRJbudiud.oftlcla• wm btCla ..... ,, • ., • a
81&1. Mary A.. Hulll. .....; r•a.e•lllt ....._ u Ill old -c Ill ud lot -C.., Ill'*-......, .. "'"'"""" Ud SlUe. M:JCommltlloea .. Ull .....W ~bl e-. ... ~at
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lbolr -· . "ot IIIIa IIWIIII«aOMbo-
11111 ·-lo Valol C-•· ......
lboJ ... ·-... pre..S. H1l
are l_.ai)IJ laom-
dored, Jqtubowaota
lllem.
Oae of lbe reuona be bas V&let'• excep ..
Uoal <leeDIDt: u bo<&use buttOils are tiglltooed llld
Uttle rips are repaired tree ot ebarge.
WHY DON'T YOU CIIOOOE VALET CLEANERS
FOR THAT WELL-DRESSED LOOK?
VALET
CLEANERS
31;l7 E. Cooat Hlwoy.
Corona del Mar
WI OILIVU -675-0310
. ngs
Us" account.
Reassuring. These ore lry ing times. Probably
the perfecltime to lry us.
l(s easy. If you con'l visit one of our 23 neigh-
borhood offices, just phone. We simply lronsfer
your savings inlo a ''Try Us" account ... and you
lry us. With $5 or $50,(XX). How much and
how long ore vp to you .
The ''Try Us" account, our new Umpieenlh
Wcry To Save, is comfonobiQ. You try vs on y®r
own lerms. So you ·tiOslc. wilh a qvorlet' of a~
million olhers, in the worm secvrily of o.er a
billion in osseiS. l(s a nice feeling . Then when
you wont your investmenl, we give it bock wilh
interest.
Just remember. Once people know us, lhey
usually stay. So come lry vs. Then you con relax
and enjoy the other good lhings in life.
~ Trust G~le Federal Savings ~ ... you can t lose.
Mewp•rt 500 Me-.ert Gt•ter Drl••
C.ate M•••·2JOO ... , •• , ... l•••rtl
644-5300
642-471 I
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