HomeMy WebLinkAbout1971-10-21 - Newport Harbor Ensignr ·PACIFIC TELEPHONE CO, m&de a -tal pr-
WODd&y to the Newport Rubor CM.mber ot Commerce
bolrd of dlreetort of a tpeelat reproductiCJD of the pleture
tbat will appear oo Ute oew telephone books. to be lssued
neit month. Tbe picture, showtog a a.llbol.t In tbe fDre-
lfOUDd oo tbe waters of Nnport Bay, wt11 be featured oo
tile Orallp County edition at the book. Matdng tbe speetat
preHDt:at1oa were S.H. Kaut&, dlvisloa eommerclal mana-
PI' of Pac1fle TelepboDe, and R. E. Hart, streeter King
&ad Ear l Rtcter . A story oo the 1ns1de of the cover of
tbe pboQe boot deserlbes our bay as ooe .of the tlnest
amaU boat harbors in the United States, serving as home
port tor ftshln&: craft, pleasure yachts, Iawry crulsers
aodAIIboot&.
CM redevelop
hearings due
A pubUc bearing 1s expected Halloween "trlck or treat for
sometime 1n NOYember on the UNICEF," Oct. 27, 30' and 31,
AIRMAN First Class Vlrlfola. Clt)' of Costa Mesa's ~roposed The request was approved 4.1,
K Minna daup.tn·in·la.W of rednelopmeat plan. with Mayor Robert Wilson vot-
M'r, and 'Mrs. Wllllam Minna The City Counell MoDday ing DO.
of 2007 Port Provence Pl., nlpt formally received the plan
Harbor VIew Homes, has ar-aDd promptly turDtd It over to
rived tor duty at Hickam AFB, tbe Plannlng Com1lission ~r
Hawall. She is a medical set· publlc beatings aDd a recom.
vice specialist with the USAF meodatlon.
dispensary aDd previously ser. PlaMlq Director BUI Dunn
ved at Bark.sdale AFB, La. Her said lf all goes well the plaD
husband ts Airman First Class eould be ba ck to the Council for
D nnl F Ml action lD December.
e s • nna. U tbe Commiatioo and the
Court site
still here
that the may
CotmcU apprOYe the plan they
wou1d tbeu create a redevelop-
ment apoey, protably appolnt-
tng themseiYet as tbe members.
In other aetton Moadly the
CouoeU:
• PASSED
a.o ordlalnee Ill
CI'IY OF NEWPORT 8~
COROHA OEL MAll. CALif •
. P ban in
Upper Bay
A group of Newport Beach tlon and deYeklpmeat ot such
r esidents wlll begin clrculat· land t1Dt11 establlabmeut ofoec-
lng petitions this week asking essary laws to protect the wat-
the Newport Beach City Coon-ers of the bay.
ctl and tbeOrangeCountyBoud ''Euet an or~ to pre-
of Supervisors to Impose a veat draJDace lDto NIWPI)rt Bay
temporary moratorium 00 de-of lDcreulog quantities of nu-
veq,ment of the watershed !C)-trlenta, ferUUHr, pestlddts
land of Newport Bay UDUl a and sut as well u other S\lll-
pla.D to halt and prevent pol-stances which reduce the depth
lutlon of the bay ts completed. of the Harbor aDd IN harmful
The petition drive 1a being to pll't1clpanta: lD water sports
spearheaded by Susie Ficker of and to marlne 11fe.
Balboa, Sue Snedecker of Lido "We the und.erstgoed are co -
Peninsula and Lldo Isle at-posed to escavattoo and dev-
torr~y Roy Woolsey. elopment whlch lead or wlll
The petition states: lead to dirt, fertllb.er, pesU-
"We the undersigned peUtloo eldes aDd other materials to
you to protect Newport Bay by be washed into the tay by rain
r egulating the use ot land 1n aDd other wa ters aDd urce you
the watershed which dralnslnto to require developers to pro-
the bay as follows: vide drainage other tba.D through
''Ttle City Couocll of the City the bay,''
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of Newport Beach, the Orange The plan to start the pe.
County Board of Ste>ervl10rs tltlon drive resulted from a DR. RO BERT B.' MOORE, chairman of the Harbor Area
and the Harbors and Parks meeting last week of the Joi.Dt linlted Fund 's 19il-72 campaign, talks-things over wtth tlis
Commission place a temponry Harbor Committee. Newport Beach chairmen, Mrs. A. Merrill Brown, at lett,
moratorium on new construe. Frank Robinson, the Har-aDd Mrs. Merle H. Amundson. The ladles head a corps of
IDEAL GIFT
FOR YULE
bor Commissloo's representa. approxi mately 800 voltmteer solicitors. The area.wtde
the on the joint committee, campaign goa ! Is s451 ,000 . The Ideal Christmas ptt, a
had called tor a moratorium ti.mlly portrait or lndh1dual
... u construcUon wttllln the N.·B. FUND DRIVE IS ON phOto tn color . Is bel"' of-bay untll pollution problems tered to the readers of the
were Isolated aDd suggested the Ensign newspaper.
committee request federal The Harbor Area United Fund Ttl.lmas Rousseiot, Derek For a limited time, this tree
funds to t:lnanee a clean. up of kicked ·)ff Its 1971-72 res!-Niblo, Fred Howser, L. Keo.t color portrait is being offered
tbe bay and keep 1t clean. dentla.l camr,o.· JTl tor the com. WanJass, Henry Duril:~ &nd by the Ensign to new SUb·
Mr. Roblosoa coateDded that munitles of Newr-o:t Beach and Oavtd Sid lUng, scribers and for one year re.
tbe pollution problem within the lrvl.ne last week, with a. com-C!Wrm~n tor c orona del Mar newals.
bly was ever-1Dcre&slng, but biDed goal ot $3S. 748. are Mm'!s. Gilbert Seml)'e, See the anoouncementonpage
that studards used by various The Costa M~sa campaign Larry McDoneU, John Booty, 3 of thi s Issue tor fUrther de·
acenetes tn testlng for bay pol. wm be launched in early No. H. K Lauer, Jeff Kincaid, Ted tails. Just f111 1n the coupon on
lututs were oot adequate to de-vember. van de K.a.m;:, Keith Nelson, the bottom of the page llnd Mild
termine which areas of the bay Dr. Robert B. Moore, pres!. Michael Murphy, Jack Perry, it in to the Ensl&n. Prtce of the
were already polluted. He deM of Ono.ge Coast College, wuuam CarUng and Jo:t Sell · subscription is only $5 a year.
ealled the preNDt testing pro-and cttalrman of the drive, has roeder. The pbotographs will be taken
eedllres "a ltat11Ucal p.mt." anoou·~ed that more Ulan 100 Leaders of the Girls Clui.J in a studio ln the Enslen buUd·
St&Ddardl Ulld tocSaJ were II• Y01UDteu soUcltors wtll ca.a-of the Harbor Area a.oo the log. a.nd you wUl be notlfled of •-;~:;,:!~~:Ji llil>lllllilr'IO ~Iii.....!"~ '"' """'' 1110 K..,..,'lho.cu llid. Clrt Sco.uts 'are 11oo al41oc Ill. yow -llllnl•t by 111&11 « to be • ~that ... the r...U& .. , uitf ii& DiiUtiit biiiill tOft-trvlDI eomm UD1Ues. aoUeltatio!l fo r CororadetMu-. PhoOt.
Stanley KnuM, cH.rector of of aU acres of property at SS15 ··-tamtoat1orl. Tbe ataDdards are Mrs. A. Merrill Brown aDd
realpropertyservtces forthe F'airvlew Rd., Costa Mesa, CATHERINEHEL TO M DEI81E H£8ERT not..,en eooeeroedwtthotherMrs.M<!rleH.Amulldsoobead
County of Orange, said yester-owoed by Harold T. Sell'!rstrom, cootamlllauts. the Newport Beach cam_nlgn. COLLECTIO~ OCT. 25
day that there are oo plans at from MlloR4-CP. Theorlg1Dal o c D MOL''Y INSTALLS Mr. Roblaaon suggested a wttlle Mrs. Ralph Sutter, Miss Jacob F. Myaderse, general this time to either let the City request had beenforrezontngof • • e A clti&eos "boti1De" whereby any Gail Pollock, Mrs. WUUam services director for Newport
of Newport Beach out of the 32 acres. As part of a related resident observing a pollution Speros, M_·s. Jaml!s Robertson Beach, said yesterday that there
Save coast
bill backed agreement or to relocate the actioo the Couoell approved a Keod.all A. Wi mel was in-Mesa, was installed as chapter vlolatioo could report such to a.od Mrs. Jack Co n..'X>lly direct wUl be a trash collection on
court complex elsewher e. zooe e:tcepttoo permit of stalled as master councUor at prlncess. Debbie 1s a junior at the committee direct. ''This the Irvtne drive. Veteran's day, Monday, Oct. 25, The Woman's Civic LeaJUe
"The board of supervisors, Laadersblp Houst.ng Systems. the 38th publtc trtstaUaHon of Estancia high schOol. would eUmlaate the 'who do I N<!wo_.IO:t Beach area chair-for those areasinthecttywher e of Newport Harbor adopted a
or any other county otftcla.l, tor permission to coostruct 272 oftlcers of the Orange Coast AppolDttve otncers of De call' problem." be said. "It men Inc lude the Mmes. Jack the regular colleetton day is resolution Tuesday asking Sea ..
has DOt made any decision to Ull!tl on the newly-zooed R-4CP Chapter of DeMolay, held Oct. Molay include Don DuM.ing, also places the problem of pol-Patushin, Phil Maurec. Ja m~s Monday. All conta.iners should a tor Dennis Carpenter to ~
this effect, nor has this oftlce property wblch would meet the 16 at the Seafaring Masonic senior dea~on· Tom TU& junior lution in the hands of thepeq~le Mac kel, William Davenpo:t, be set out by 7 a.m., he s.a.Jd. port Assembly bill 1471, the
made any declslon." he said, "CP" staoda.rds. Temple, Newport Beach. deaeon· John' Murray 'seruor It affects." coastline conservatioo. and de· fo;~~~~t!g d~~sl~ndoC:~ldU: Co~~~;=~~::~p~~! asJ0:nio~ c~~~:s :.sta~l~ ~:=~~~ ::dM~~ ~~ er!~::~:~~t~ot:~~!~; GLORIA IRVINE IS DEAD ve~C::~:.:~·said in Its letter
any 2 members of -the bOard Nash Realty and lnvestmeots to Uam S. Fry as junior councilor. tor ; Ste~e CarstaQSOQ, s'cribe; much of tbe pollution withi.D the to the senator: "Wepartlcularly
of sf4)ervlsors have even dis. construct 17 apartment units CatheriDe Helton, retiring Steve For shay treasurer· Steve bay, Mr. Robln9oo said. But Mrs. Gloria Wood Irvine, 58, santa Ana Assistance Leagues. approve of the provtsiODS made
cussed tt at th.ls point. aDd !7 motel units in a C2 1011e princess, was named chapter Eastvedt chaPlain· GI~Jean. there are many interpretations widow of former Irvine Com . )be had been a president of the in this btl! tor represeatation
"The City of Newport Beach at 2140 Newport BIYd. It wa.s sweetheart. She Is a junior at nes mar'shal·Sidp,Farru sen of the act which make It a pany president Myt'ord Irvine, Assistance Leape. trom local goverMlents a.oc!
has not asked the cOUDtytoback returned to the Commissloa at Costa Mesa higb school,daugh. ttoe'l· Tony ' Large ~d gray area for omcials to en-died Saturday ln her sleep at Her great~grandb.ther was hope we mi.y count ~n· your
out of the agreement, aDd untu the request oftbeappllcaat. The ter ot Mr. aod Mrs. Jolul Hel-bear~r; Bruce Mine;, almooer; force. her n catio n retreat in Palm George Hyde, who served in much needed help."
It does tbere wUl oot be any Commtaton had recommended ton, 1053 Presidio. Jay Jeannes, Tom Helton, Jeff ODe of the biggest land~ Springs. 184 7 a.s mllltary governor of The program for the meet-
action." deniaL Debbie Heber t, daugtlter of Wheeler, Dave Berry,OoaMay-Mlders to be affected by such Mrs. Irvtne was a. member San Francisco. iog, held at Mariners library,
He said that as tar as the • APPROVED a request by Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hebert fi eld, Gregg Dacus and Brad a. ban Is tbe Irvtne Co. of one of California s oldest She wa.s fir s_t married to included talks by CarolynC roc-
eounty lsconceroedtbe"acree-CardeD-<~ Pre-School, 250 w, of 844 Congress St., Costa Davidson, preceptors. Mr. Woolsey said that he families. She lived at 133 Monte WUllam W. Whtte n, but the kett , explaining the SOS ants~
ment 1s sUllln run force and Wttaon St., tor permlsslon to llad asked Ray Watson. vtc e Carlo Dr., 1n Laguna Beaches lmion soon ended In divor ce. drugprogramat Lincoln school ·
lepl." operate a pre-sehOOl tor 10 BIG BROTHER BECKONS presldeot in charge of plann-Irvine Cove wUh one other 4 Besides their son, WUliam Zelda Taylor of the Florene~ Assistut Ctty Manapr ...,.... 00 the R-1 pr<cMU'ty. tag of tbe eompa11y, last spring children, James M. lrvtne. w. WWte Dl, and the late My-Crittenton Service, a.oo Mrs,
PMUp Betteoeourt aid last Tbe appUeant bad asked tor· If h1l company had given any Mrs. Irvtoe ns the tlrst ford Irvine's son, Mrs. lrvtne Robert Justus of "Women wbo
week. toUowlnc the defeat of a permtastoo to opente the By DON ANDERSEN of popula.tlons problems aod to coaslderattoo to aJternate ways person to sign the r ecent in· is surviYed by a daughter, qre," telllng of tbe budgeting
bond eleetloaforthettouelDcof aehoOl tor ZO ltudeots but coo. "Big Brother" Is ptting help persons become aware of to baDd.le drainage of their de-corporation petltlorl for creat. Gloria White, a.od a step. help given to low Income tcm .
a etty ball &Dd pollet llacluty at sklerable protMts from the 27 closer and closer to reality. their 1Ddtv1dua1 relaUonslllp to YelcJpmeota other than throuett lng the Ci ty of lrvtDe:. daugtlter, Mrs. Linda Irvine Illes.
Newpol't c eater, "U far aa we ad)leut bomeowners twS The CaUtornla Assembly these problems. Nfwi,ort Bay. Durtog ller 35 years as an Gaede, and 5 gnodch.ildren.
are eooettoed at tbJ.1 Ume..,. toretd tbiCOUDelltortduee tha.t eommJttee ·on enYiroomental "2. To dlseontinue policies Mr. Woolsey said that Mr. Orange County re&ident, Mrs. Ftmen.l servtces were he ld
plan to fi1UUl tbt obll,ltlonl of number to 10. eootrol bas sent to tbe As-aDd programs designed to sub-WaLioll had Slid that any other Irvine distineulshed herself for yesterday at Pactnc View Chap ..
tbat llfMmtnt." • RECEIVED tor sbt)'ares-sembly committee oo rules a stdize excess reproducttoa. Mr Dawes saJd tbat both the devotloll to cultural aDd chlrlt-el, Corooa del Mat. Burlal was
Det•t ol that bcl8d u.. 11u olutloo by COIIDCUmaa B111 st. resolutloa UW purports to "3. To provide comprehen· Sa.o ofeco Creek watershed and able acUYities. Sbe had a repu. at Paclfle View Memorial Park,
ted to eduldenblt tpteaiiUOD Cla1r wbl.ebwoulduktbeeounty "coatrol" lbe so-called over-sJve, raUstlc, eObftdentlal aDd the Suta Ana Delhi watershed t:aUon asa caselesseomm\UIJty The flmU:rbu suggested me.
TV blast
sets fire that tbe city may tr)' to ,.tout .._..._,, todUcardplanstor ~ulaUoo by ''edueatlrag'' the well..pubUclr.ed blttb preno-d:ralo 1111o the bay. ''Tbere are benefit campaiper • mortal eODtrtbutions to South
of tbe acreemeat. Wbldli calla tM location olamuatelp&lcourt pubUc Ud ••eocouracLoralter. tloa procrams aDd l'8ftDtee about 90 000 acres of land 1n-Slit wu a touo:t1Ag member Coast Commwlity Hospita l or A sm ouldering teieYlsloa set tor the eoutriJCtloa by tbt Clt7 COiiC)IU at Nnport CtDter and oat1ve roles" J:)r men and wo-rlgbts UDder the law U both YOIYed .. • of the Newport Harbor Art Mu. the Orlllp Empire Council ot exploded Monday tn the HarbOr
of Nnport S.cb of a pr1aootr to coulder locat:Jactbecourton meo. sexes, tbereby eocoun.Pnc al-Be iaJd the SaD Diego Creek seum arrJ a cbarter member of the Boy Scouts of America. View Hills apubnent ot Burl
holdlDc •clUty for tbeprapotlld n acr• of avplu Newport Tbe eavlroomeDtal commit. teraa.Hve roles In IOeletJ." waterlbed rWJS approximately both the Newport Harbor aDd watson, 900 Sea L&oe. IPfay.
~ ~ ttat u-::a=:. =~ d= }~c~ byu!~.:l~=. br~~t ~:~~": c::. = :r'T:mR~a~rt::: =d~ SUICIDE IDENTITY SOUGHT ~ !~~t~;.~~:r:.oom
aa be lseooeeratdplaMtoballiS A~ ud ad)lea.nt to Bay wb.lch states: City Council W:oDIJayD1gbt1Dlbe frem Santtaco Canyoo to New. ~o one was prestUt Lnslde,
the coartbOue&t NewportCIII· V"" SciiDol. "It Is tbe poUey of the state for m of a letter from wtWa.ro part B&y. The Santa Aaa Ott-Costa Mesa poU.ce ltill bad $0.06 ran..~ bela&: handed A road crew wortman alerted
ter art IUU the au. • APPROVED a aotiet of In· 1n tbe lAter est of stablll&lnc HeytlD of Costa Mea, r..-st. ~ waWibed l')es all the way oot dlscOYered the ldeatlt)' late a rU'tt by Mr. Bryant. the man by the blast and nre raced to
Costa .... Co.:llmu wu .. tlltloo tram tM UiUtld NatloDI pqHalatioD to &dcCit:MibUog le e-iDC City Couoe.U endor•meat baek IDtO Santa Ana aoo may. yesterday of a man wbO took a swtfti;J 11ft Cbe store. the residence and. exttncutahed
Ua.mst.Cll.trbadaidllltwet A..atna..CautliMCblllttr, lltation ufollows: otu. ""•tDtoOruge,Mr.Dawes hJgh.powered deer rUle trom .u Mr. 8r)'Ui weat down_ tneflrewithhoses.
tbat COWit)' ol!lelall-. prt .. SSI~ Pt, COI'OIIl~lMar, '41. To eacouraa-the ~uea-Tbe Couoetl "rec:etYed aocl -.11!. , tbe Sears-Roebuck Souttl Coast the mu Jtrode uotber 15 fHt Heavy smote caused $2,000
n.tety la.ldtor,.plaaltoloeatll to 1011ett u pert ~ u UMil Uoo ot the pubUc utothe sccpe processed .. the reQIIMt, meu-Rt aid tbe mapr poUa-Ptua store Tue9!1ay afte:rJIOOil, 40wa tbt llc.tewa• 'blltore Stop~ dama~ to btloo&'lnp 1DIIde.
tbl cowt eompltl at Mewport IDe that It was fla.d W'ttb DO doo •map to tbe bay comes loaded it Yith eartrldtel trom p1flc.. propptnc the rlne butt and the estlma.tld ttnc:tanl c-. d aeUpo taken. .trem tbe •wm nther thaD b.ts pocket aDd fltaU, sbotbJm • ..,.... tM buUdlac l.lkt tiring loss was $1,500, aceordlaJ to ··r doo't Dow wlllt couab'ot-New pay arb•"ter name Tbe t~. wordllntbl:-rttOiu· a.ro.cl ow on bay. As an seU lA tbe ebest after WOUDdlnc It lllto h1l eMit. BattaUon Chief L.H. loft. aetata ht ta laiJdDr.-,"vr. tloo are oclo!>l..-lleP... , • ..,.. be eltod t11o 1969ra!M aston eterk. Alloo bot ••-tous wholl The btan wu t11o -
Kn1181 aJd, 4'but • oat ID latioo." lD otber wordl, IDille ftllcb duo.,.S 400 000 cUbic The britt but Yioleat CJil.xie tua tnM~ tt. tltq)plng center serious resideDU&l ttre iD a
tbll otDct aor oa tht bard ot ,........,..,_ ..aa.d ICIIOOl Uf't, lJ: UMt RCCI8d member of 1t 1&•. The WOrd ••eocowa,._ JVdl of d Wotbt'bay "OUr. occurred at I :30 p m at tM try .. am..a.ee, tM pmw1 days .
...,.rYllorl baa lldlcattd &aJ dlltrk:t tr..._ DDaMan.. tb~:"'.df ... 1 I'D8IDber to meat" aid "~" '" 1111 tiM put two 1eais ooly north••• m:! of tM ...... wha. ,.. prWae.d Mel ahortlJ Another fire, at 601 S..
.ueb tblac!• wu rep~ ~ .._ u ~· are merely froDta ror wtaat will brt .. 1,000 C1llte JUdi ol silt ban tbe mu, tJescrU. bf pollceu a.a. antYa1 at Cotta We• ward Rd., Coros JUcbiUIII.
tbe 411biot•e CdlOiee 18 a lld· ,Mleet a hd m....._ but 10 eomt maadltot'J U tbeee pro.. ._ dlli4Ad tMo Cbll 111.7 from in his mid or late ao-a.. tlt.t a Me-v.I llolpltaL e&UIIId bY a el_... la a ....._
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ARVO E. HAAPA, owner ilnd publisher of the Ensign
·~~ • HISTORY SEEMS TO BE REPEATING
There Is grim humor In the coincidence
In last week's Ensign: On page 2, the Log
recalled a strong councll Incumbent and
candidate for reelection who was turned to
pasture quite a number of years ago
because the Newport Beach voting public
resented his attempt to rezone residential
lots In a pioneer area of our city. On page I
was the story that a similar attempt Is now
being made by Incumbent Councilman
Llndsiey Parsons, whose term of office
conveniently w111 be coming up for re-
appraisal next April.
The proposals are the same: rezoning
R-2 lots to R-1. The motivation is the
same: "The ends justify the means." The
result would be the same: taking away
property values by legislation, without
compensation. The verdict of voters, hope-
fully, wm be identical In both cases.
Also in last week's Log the question was
posed: "How long are we going to put up
with the constant· harassment of more and
more controls proposed by our city plan-
ners and lawmakers?" The answer is: as
long as we sit with eyes glued to the boob
tube on Monday evenings watching ''Laugh-
in," while not-so-humorous controls are
being proposed and legislated at the Coun-
cil meetings.
We always get the government we de-
serve, here at home, at the county level,
in Sacramento, and in the Washington, D. C ..
The kind of politicians we elect to the
various levels of government office de-
termines the kind of legislation we get.
What we are getting now at all levels is
frightening, addlng ominously tothepower
of government to regulate us from the
cradle to the grave. The controls will
continue to be enacted into law unless there
is an awakening to the fact that the real
threat to our liberty comes from govern-
ment itself.
* • •
• NIXONOMICS HAS ALWAYS FAILED
Perhaps the most foreboding aspect of
the new Nixonomics is that a considerable
majority of the people In the nation approve
President Nixon's control of prices and
wages.
It is a sad spectacle to see the citizens
of our nation accepting, and even welcom-
ing, the first links of the iron chain of
totalitarianism. This is grim irony for a
nation that was founded for preservation of
individual freedom, and which has fought
several wars in the name of freedom.
Nixonomics Is not new . It Is as old as
histor y. Even though many are now saying,
"It's working," the outcome will be as
disastrous as It has been throughout
history. There appears to be success at the
moment, just as treating a toothache wtth
sedatives wtll bring relief for a time. But
''treating the symptom rather than the baste
cause of the aliment w111 only mean that the
pa.ln wtll Inevitably get worse, beyond the
soothing power of the sedative. Too long
delay wtll cause the loss of the tooth, and
the same catastrophe can happen to our
free enterpriSe economic system.
President Nixon IS treating the symp-
tom, wblch IS riSing co.ts, rather than the
bulc cause, ~ lnflattori, wblch Is deflclt
ependlng by the federal government. It
,t•nda to reuon that U wage and prlce
control IS the correct remedy, there never
would have been any I'WI-away Inflations In
ldaory. But tboM t!seal catutroplle• did
,..,._. Ill ~lte ~ all the controla. And we
an lli*"'C In tbe .apae dlrectioa, unleu
till ,.. .. ., ~" action IS talren: It~
till rrt 17 •• ftctt IP"diDI and belance the
a•Hars1 1D711et.
RODERICK R. BRYAN, Ylce
president of Imperial Corpora ...
Uon ot Amertea a.od prtlldtDt
ot Imperial Savings ortbtNorth
in Santa Rosa, has beeo eleetecJ
to the board of directors o1
Imperial Savlogs and Lou As ...
soclatioo orNewport-Pasadeaa.
Other lmperlal Sutog:s dlree ...
tors toelude Paul A. Pa~er
chair man; RedYers W. Klngtry:
president; Agnes Blomqlllst,
Henry W. Bucldngflam, Robert
R, Hield, Ralph P. Maskey, Jaet
H. Mc.Dooald, Or. Joseph D.
Messler, Gleeson L. Payne,
Walter S. Spicer and WIIUa.m
J. Symes.
LeHers
• LETTER TO CQUNCIL
City Couocll
City of Newport Beach
Re: Off-street parking
amendments. .
Every parking space on the
street near the beach wtU be
taken during the summer.
There is no solution. All the
spaces wUI be taken, no matter
what ordinances are passed.
The beach Is popular and at-
tracts people, people aod more
people.
The amendments place a r.e-
strtctton on the citizens that own
property without solving a thing.
What we r eally need is an
ordinance against complaln.lng.
U traftlc aod parking In New-
port Beach are really so" Bad,''
why do we have all the people
milling around?
1 nese amendments are
simply an effort to change
something that caanot be
c hanged.
Mi!Uons or people are otter-
lo g pet theories on hoW to
chan~ something that ea.uot
be chan~, then, experiment-
ing at someone else's e1peue.
Let's throw out the experi-
ment and accept the fa ct that as
long as the beach is popular
we're going to have too many
people, too much tratrlc and not
eno ugh parking.
Yours truly,
William -:. Hardesty
503 Park Ave.
Balboa Island
• GUN CONTROL LAWS
Editor of the Ensign,
When guns are outlawed only
outlaws will have guns! Nor will
gun control laws prevent a
criminal from obtalnini the
weapons oeeded for hls crime,
U a gun is essential, lle wiU
obtain U outside the law; 11 oot,
he will use some other· weapon.
perhaps more bloody, but just
as final. His taw-a.bldlllgvicttm
(U could be you) wtU be dis-
armed!
Gun control laws canoot be
made effective. Only prompt
conviction of crlmlDals by the
courts can eod crtme.
Sincerely,
C. C. Moseley
Glendale
Price Controls
Aren't A Cure
Dear Edttor·
The wh9lt> rt>corded hutory
of man IS ~trewn W1th the
wuckage of great ctv iliz.ations
which have crumbled under
price controb. In 40 years of
human el{perience, there haa
nt'Yer been a ~inglc: cue: where:
such control~ have: stopped , or
even curbed for long, the:
forces of inflation.
In every 1nUanct> they have
d is: couraged produ ction ,
c.reatc:d s h o rtages and
auravated tht> vuy evi ls they
were Intended to cure,
Controk have always been
the last refuae of the:
un~uccudul pbnnc:r. After 40
years of the wc::lalbt, statiSt,
collecthdat. welfare: atau
poUciea o f the politiu lliberals,
isn't it about tlmt> to rulir.e
thai to day"l inflationary
poticic:l were created by thOM
vc::ry people who now caU for
mo~ controls on wa,n and
prices?
No country baa aucee8dcd
in checltina inflaUol) without
adopUnl poUelea whic:h ftrtl
checltc4. sovemm.nt tpendln1
and lbe arowth in the •oct of
money. lkn cnry cottaby
which hM beld dcnrn 1 tbe
upantion' of 111 ltoct of
money hll abo· dMdl.td th•
rite tn rh, Jtnetlll..-.t of flock
J)Jk-. 'fhc'ft il no ottwf ••;.
Willi"' I .....
' •
•
' I I ' . . 1 I ! ' 0 I ' I 1 >.j I f \ .. , ' ~ I l "oj l ,
TOM ANDERSON --.. ' -{ ...... ....,., ...... AWOL_.,_ .......... J--l~lltollll ,_ a..cosrrr..at"C:... Pl422b;blttwmaqe.., .,..,., at .. ...,..._ .....
ftlnue, .._.,edielll: OC lrt ud fiDoL ...._. 11......_.,...,... .. ..,....
II& eire-• ca-IIU _ ... -... -to ~~~o-..caw.
lboYt -.-to aod Ia -. 1111111 _.. aH ...... onla ...,_, -............
YU1olal ways, I bnt bin tm .. a ooet••al war ._... tMm. ,...,_ b&YOC '!itb IIIU)'pallt-.
Silence Ia Not Golden Pl'O'IaJ mr ._ ... llrr. Ia IIIII T-two pol>llc --pl't• -· COUI'ItoftbeJ.UI [b&Yttaicf ... &fk:iowtiiCIIIICtofdu,. lD rte.t , ..... floodl:
• a .tore o1 word~ wtth ftlcb '*''• ., ftrN dlltrO,IMftll· ~ tbe •Uoo ban bMI
I eoold comm..,.colnltll-le taaoo OD oar 111111 dorlaf IIIII -IICII•• of 111o ud pr-11 ta YUkMll walka: o1 w. w r" 1811mtr llld flU ol•eb ,_,, &.Ioili tbt b&DU ot rt•er., ud
DeJlecttd my 11ooc1 YOC:abuta.ry Wbllt tbtwlDterralal·t>lknraad 1A coutal utu. Ecooorille
l fHl tbat enry oat Jbou1d ~ CUM floods u4 audl'-· 1o1N1 rachtd into tbt mlllloal
famJUar With the ea...., of aDd Twa IIICb Ooodi.....S oatlD of dolllr1. Mach olthlsto .. hu
tilt clamap done b)' fJooda aod mr momom Tilt OOOcl wblcb -attrlbultd to thO 1111111101' Ia
tbe procrams currtDtlJ UDIJer la"Kffted tbt Wootroet ar• 1.1) wblch PtOPII hln landed
way, whleb hue been ltartediD liM, wbkll calllld tbe 1oM of flood-9f'ODe ueu, wbere they
order to !KIInthevariousprob-about 100 Utet &DIS prodiCed ban buUt bomtl and commer-
Shortly, 1 new book of my
edltoriall wUI 10 to prcu. 1
procnstinated at lenath ovn
its title .
Every book need$ 1 title -
but not three, like thil one hat
had . Fint, it waa "Free: Men
Are Nol Equal, and Equal Men
Art> Not Free." But since that
statement has been stolen from
me by various individuals and
orpniutions. that title waa
abandoned in favor o f
"HUMILITY -And How I
Achieved lt." Nobody would
steal that -because most
people don't "'get" it .
My wife says that title is
irreleva nt , and maybe
irTeverent. a~nd aaain evidences
my perverted sense of humor.
She suaest1 the sa me title for
the boOk as she has suuested
for my !peeches: "The
Creation of the World and
Subsequent Events." Remarks
like !hat are just another
reaso n for my deepening
humility. I once read a
240-page book entitled : "Wha t
I Know About Women ." Every
pa&C: was blank.
As H.L Men cken and otht>r
cynics have said, in one way or
another, "Never overt>stimate
th e sense of lht> p'ubtic." But ,
t'Yen more than that, never
underestimate its lack o f a
sense of humor. So, th e third
h i lt, completely serious and
non<Sattuk al. became "Silence
Is Not Golden. It 's YeUo w."
Back to the subject of
humilit y, people achieve their
humility in different ways, of
course . Wht>n someone once
said that President Truman h.ad
an inferiority complu, a wag
respo nded : "It's nol a
complel{. He is infenor."
Humility can bt> Inherited ,
earned, or bestowed by one's
wife or mother-in-law.
My favoritt refrHher course
Ln humility come$ from reading
again and agaJn a special
coUection of leiters which are
very dear to my heart .
Se"Veral years ago, I wrote an
editoria l saying that there
should be no prc-ferrc:d cit izens
in our country ; thai veterans
should get no benefits of any
ki nd, unless pernwnently
injured in combai. A scribbled
postcard · from rural Kc-ntuc:ky
replied :
"You 4-F , Swede, Pfis matic
s.o.b_ In case you don't kn ow
wh.at a prismatic s.o .b. L'i, it's
one from any way you look at
lum ." (Just as a test , I la ter
wrote an editoria l condemning
motherhood . II was far more
popular tha n the one apinst
vetera n's benefits_)
Of course , evt>ry now and
tht>n I write a letter to the
edi tor saying Tom Anderson is
my favorite edit or. Trouble is,
I'm runninJ out of fic titiOUS
names to sign .
Wh ic h remind!> me of
a n o ther ente rpri s ina
Sout herner who aspired to bt> a
profeuional basebaU player . He
spent hours writ ina letters to
big leaJUe scouts telling them,
over a spurious si&nature. that
th ey ought to go t\ic: him play.
His real name wasTy Cobb. As
a teenaaer Ty left home to go
try out for a ffiiiJOT leaJUC'
bueball dub. A few weeka
later, he: wrote bb daddy
uyinJ that be probably
wouldn't make the pade and
woutd be borne soon. His
daddy fired back a five..-word
tele&Rm : "Don't c:ome home a
faUure ," So Ty stuck it out -
to become the &realest ball
pfayer of aU time-.
Branch Rickey, the famous
buebalJ man .. er, used to Jove
to tell about Cobb's feats
Once Co6b came to bat in th~
last htlf of the elt¥enth with
the score tied, and two out .
c.obb was a muter at making
pnchen lose their cool. He
manaaed to aet il walk -•nd
then won the pme without
another ball beina pitched. The
catcher dropped the baU 1nd
Cobb made fust :.nd then tore
into second, third and borne
leme wMeh floods create YSdllprlld propt~ t) d&mⅇ elal structuru. The Federal • aod the flood wbleb oeeu:rrtd 1D G<wernment Ut tPeDt mttuou,
with cleats Oyina and forced a Presldeat Mlloa's statement
fumble at C\'t_fY base -the Oet. 8, aDDOUDCing a eoaUDuinc
only time in major ~JUt l)'stem of price aod ft&e COD-
history that a player made 1 trols after the present 90-day
home run out o r a base on freese ends -· thil: Ume, with·
b.all s. out a termloatton date ·-eould
So here we are, too, in the well slpaU&e tbe eDd ol lbe
last half of the eleventh with free market lD America aodthe
t,-o out . The name of the game permanent Imposition of a lOY·
is Freedom. When freedom is ernmeot~cootrolled ecooomy.
at slake, silence is not colden, 1t was a c!lsplay or naked
it's ye Uow . power by a single man OYer tbe
James Madison. known as We and work or h1s fellow
the father of our Constitution, eltlzeos, without parallel at
su mmarited o ur prest>nt least since the earty days of
sit uation in two bdef President Frankllo Roosevelt.
paragraphs: by the I•der of the partywhleb
''Si n ct> th e gt>neral ls s~ to be dedicated to
civilization of mankind I ftgtltlng the ldud or blg govern-
believe t h ere are m'orc: ment wblch Franlcllo RooseYelt
instances of tht> abrid&ment of and the New DMl established.
lhe freedom of the people, by Tbe leglslaUve authority a r a d u a I a n d s i I e n t UDder whJcb President Nlmo LS
encroachments of those in acting to Impose his system ot
power, than by violent and price and wage controlslsablll
sudden usurpations. llrst passed by Coogress 011
"AIIho uah all men are bon. July 31, 1970, which mades ooe
fret>, and all nations might be of tbe most enormous delep.
so, yet tOo true it is, that tions of power to the etlief
slavery has been the general lot exeeuttn to tbe history of our
of the human race. lsnoranl -oaUon's elected law-makiDg
they have been cheated; asiHp bOdy. This bill was passed, and
-they have heen rurprised ; txteDded early tb.l.s year, in tbe
divided -the yoke has been taee of the president's assur-
forced upon them . But what is anee that he oelther waoted nor
the lesson? That because the would use the powers It pn
people may betray themsel,.t>s him. It was widely regard~ as
they ouaht to Jive themselves BimDIY a Democrat attempt to
up blindfold to those who have: tmbu'rus the RepubUca.o
an interest in betrayina them? pt"esidtat. M08t RtpQbUcau
Rather conclude the people .fOted tor It lD wbat hal proYed
ou.aht Jo be enli&htened, to be to be the mistaken beUtf tbat
COIIII.I'IIIAN
JOHN G. satMITZ
be allowed torecetvepayra.L.e•
·-eYen when tully earoed and
acreed to br !bell' empJorer ••
beeatlle their particular nl8e
does DOt ftt Into the IO"eta·
ment's categories. TbeD tbey
will also begin to learn that
price cootrol does DOt m•n
that tbe same goods attbe •me
quality wtq ~aftllable at lbe
same prlc~s all lllltory
prOYu, price ccdroiB m-.o
fewer. &oods, of lower qaalltJ,
leu readily antlable at tbe
pernmeot...dlctated price'.
P.-maoent maodatoey prlee
and wage eootrols abridge tbe
ftmdameotal Uberties of eYer'f
c UiJen to earn mooey aDd to do
l:lustness. There ls still a ny
to block thll immense ~eli:Ure
or eeoaomle power by the White
House. Tbe eootrols caDDOt be
eootlnoed unleu Ccmereapas-
ses the btU e:rtendloctbepresl-
dent's authority to tmpoee tbem,
as be has. now reqaested. That
btU can aDd sboukl be defeated.
Every American who does n.ot
want to liTe the rest or bls We
ln a gonrnmeat.eootrou.t
ecoaomy, wltb the free muket
fadtoc Into d1staot memory Uke
the memory or the daJt wbeo
Americans eouJd stlU OWD and
trade to eold, should tate his
stand apJDSt permlneat man-
datory prlee aDd wap eootrols
aDd let tl1s represea~tlves 1D
Concreu Dow tt.
awakened , to be united, that the president meant What he scour.o.RAMA TICKET
arter estabUshingagovemment said about lt.
they should wat ch over it as I voted against this bill. And SALE GOAL IS 68,000
well as obey it." -The lt ls tragic: to f1lld now tbat ona An ambitious 68,000 ticket
American W•y Features matter of this Importance, the sales goal bas been se,l. for tbe
MIDSHIPMEH PERFORM
FOR LECAL SCRIBES
word of tbe Whtte House, given Oraqe Empire Area CoWltll
to members of the president's SCOI.i-0-Rama ud Explorer
OWil party ln Congress, eanD0t E JI)Oiltion, It 11 announced by
be trusted. Jlm Decker, co-chairman for
No matter wbat pleasant-' tbe ewent.
The Mldshlpmeo or N.wport souo:llD( words are used to Ctlb Scouts, ·eo, Scouts, and
Harbor hlcb school performed describe It, the hard t.let re-E.JPloyers from througbout
for the Orange County Lepl mains that the "Pbue D" eeo-SoutMro and Ceotral Oranre
Secretaries Assoctatloo ooOet. oomJc program &DDOUDced Oet. COUIItJ wlll be Y)'log for the
ZO at tbe Sheratoo Hotel to 8 11 a program for DWMiatory hUDdreds or prlses belng or-
HUDUngtoo Beach. aDd, for aUpraetlcaJLoteotsand Cered 111 the tleket salts eom-
!
Thezo YldsbJpmeo are a c:rotel' purposes, permaoeat prtee and pettUon.
0 OutstaDdingmus:leau from wap coatrols, dllferlDg la DO M&1U')' Hoac. r..d or a:peeJa.l
Harbor Higb. They play swine, esSf'llt!at respect from the Of-ewents for the 0raftl' Empire
modern, and )lu from the era rtc:e ot Price AdministraUoa aeout COUDCll, reported tbat
of the 30's arxl 40's. set ~ durtng the SeeoOO World there Ylll be uarty 400 dis-
They welcometbeopportunlt/ War. The euc.utlve bnncb of pta,y1 and nhlbltl attbtlyear•s
to play for vark)UI! eommunlty the federal peromeot, wUhout Sewt-0-Rama, tebeduled lor
tunctloos and daoces.lDterested a.ny requirement e'fea to eoosu1t Saturday. NoT. a, at the Oranp
parUes may ~UJerryBradley, wltb theelectedrepreseDtatiTu COUDtY FalriP'OQDds b Cotta
manager, at 548.3916. or the people., w111 han tbe Mesa.
power to tell enry employer
..... bUI1ou of dol1an, lD tbe
effort to prenld lloodl aDd to
le-• tile llaaoctol bardeo of
_ .. wbo bad UYed ID flooded
aNIS, Nevertheless, 1D IPlteol
flood warlllDp &Ddofthevllible dama.. whtcb Oood1 han
caused, people atubbOrol)' losilt
oo bulldlnr 111 places where they
ou.pt oot to bW. k2.
Because or these losses, ln-
suraDCe apJnst flood dlmap
baa been dlfftcult or enn lm-
poalble to olltalo 1o maoy ar••·· Couequently, COD11'8SS
receatly hu adopted a oatiooal
flood ln&utaDCe program, which
orlctnaUY was Umlted to give
protacttoo ag:ainst losses
eaued by floods, but which re-
cently wu extended to coYer
loues occasioned by mud-
JUdea. It was described 1D the
Federal Rectster published on
Sept. 10, 1971, that under this
procram, the Federal Govern-
ment joiD1 with commercial iD-
IUI'UCe companies lo prot1dlog
capita I for flood insurance. but
at the same time U requires
that communlties should adopt
flood ptaln manal(ement pro-
jects, which prohibit tile cOD-
struetloo of resldeotlal or bus-
iness properties tn floodway
aooes. In addtttoti, the program
requires the flood.proonne of
buildings wbleh are planned to
be constructed in certain areas
of the flood fringe zooes, which
are less Ultely to sutter Oood
damage. The whole procram is
based upon the highest flood
experienced dtuJng the pre-
cedJ.oc 100 years, which Is as-
sumed to predict what would be
the hiehest flood to be ezpected
during the preHnt era.
Warren County in Vlrginta,
of wbtcb Front Royal ls the
couaty Mit, bas e.rperleoced
m&l!)' IJooda doriDC "'"·-1 00 JIU•· DurlDC the noo4 of
1931, wbieh eqllllltld the ,100-
year averace flood, many cablna:
were carried away by theShen·
aodoah river. It was reported
that whlle a gro~ or onlookers
were watchlnL one of them saw
hts own home bobbin& in the
ctD'reot.
Two years a&O, on August
20, 1969, "Hurricane Camllle"
dropped 31 Inches or rain 011
Nelaoo County, Vlrglnla. The
storm came wllhOUt warning,
aDd many people lost thelr Uves.
Two days later, when the crest
of the flood reached the 19,6
root lenl at Richmood, the
capitol ol Vll'gtota, the flood
had caused property damage
estatmated at $9 mllUon.
Bu.ing Precedent For
ChUd Thought Control
bow much be mlf pay blo em-SAILOR BAN TO MARCH
Four Inches of rain reu at
Riverton, near Front Royal. 111
two days during the Decoration
Day boUdays, In May, 19n,
caustDg the Sbeoaodollh rtver to
rile from 16 to 18 feet. Homes
had to be evaellllted, and house
hlgbtt crotmd, but no Uves were
reported to have been lost. ployees, bow much and boW oneo be may raise lhllr pay, IH EL PRIMERO DRILL 1 oa•• been pvto tile JOt> ot
and boW much e'fet'J busfota. The Newport Harbor htp wrlUnc a flood plaJn IOGLDg man. smaU or larp, may sebool SaUor bud, 11111tr tbe ordkii.Dee for Warren Couoty,
cbarp lo< hla &OOds aod str· dlroetloo ofRicbardA. EqlaDtl Vlrglola, Wblch WOC!Id mob II
A .__to The
Fort Worth (Tex.)
Star Telegram
A recent poll asked
American parents of all races ir
they favored bulin1 ctilldren to
aohe problems of ra cial
imbalance. Raults: 86 percent
.. no"; II percent ·•yes"; 3
percent undcd ded . Hardly
anyone Aid anytNna about
n1« as a fa ctor in their
opinM:In. They wanted their
childten where they could keep
an eye on them and not have
to 10 on • crou-coUntry safari
to contact them or their
tucheJS. Who il it that wanll
bu.Jina'? If pt~renb hate it,
tehool people dread it, if
black• •nd whlta alike·
millttUit it. if tupeven resent
il.lf tr1ffic uptf1t ,tar it, then
who wanu it? You know u
weU • I -tbe Judttl aftd one
pwtk:ulilr orpaiution -who ,.,...., NOT the mljodty
bat ecuaaUy k• than 1
~L How ·about that -the
!all ·-tiM ... ,
N)' poMt a tbil. We hne
~ to • d•• when • few
._..d appoinled ottldlil
eu force 86 pc:ttent of 1h1
~ to do IOIMthiqa t.hey
la•t•l It ......... art
contro lled by •• ....,.,......tt.• clq•. Now,
lft .. tl!n~-...... -
11 1il1' I • ,.,..., to 1M
bow •• la•""•ce .. ow -&y ... ,.....
Arlotlltrpoil!lll,lf-•
can be taken away from their Ylces. To call such a sylltem lD wlll be r...tartd New· 6 lD t~ Ulepl to bldkl homtl or bus·
nei&hborhoodl, by eourt otder. lllJ rnpeet "Yoluntary • "a. the 5th &IDUII El Prl~o bud 1Dt11 lltructures 1n tbt flood.
and buaed to another put or prelidtal repeatedly did, ll ud drut t•m l'ffltw 11 suta w&J IODt8 or tile SheiW.DI:k'latl
town , then •nytbinl can be frtctftlllllCIY Orwellian. We Moa1ca. RiYer, ud of its oorth anti
done to thoee child~n by a mtpt u well say U.t the Tbe puadt, Soatbtrl C&Uf· eoutJ'I forU. It would aDo make
judae's order! RitJtt? Yea, they 80Yiet laws apiDit J]rlftte onla'l larpll bUd ud drill lt aee...,.y to flooiS.prool
can be forced to watch TV OW"Ditsh.lp of capttal ate YOl· team rmetr, wtU J1J0WeUt 10 bldldtap beloJ eoutruettd ln
prolfllm& deaiped to mold cmtarJ because peoplemaJobtJ lbcMiaDd jllator &Dd Jtlllor J11cb the flood friDge lOot, where
their attitu.da on intepatioNI, tbem of tbelt on tree wUL tebool :;tad., from to ..til-cltm•cSor fJoodl arele11 lltelJ
welfare, medicare i OJ anythina Tbe m&DJ elt1Jenl Who lUll i&Dd .:boola. Awudl YlD be to ocee,
the court• m.ty decide to be:: applaud tbe presldeat's action bawd oa II1PIU'UC• and per-It th1t eUor1: wUI ••• 001 JOOd for them. Tbty can Cftn beeauee tbey are tbtnttoc ODiy for'muc•. Uft, or U It wlll preYeat tbe
lcatn how the other half Uvea of DOt hariltc lo PaJ blPIII' deltrlltUoa or a Wiele home,
They con be teton owoy !rom ~leea. wW ._ bo&IDto r•l· FAMILY FAIR IH L.A. II wiU bo wrtllwlllle. ID ld·
pereftta WhOtt Yiewpointl are lJt IMt IMJt ooatroll ID.. ' dltloa, ll I IearD JOmltbta(
•"Un•tilf•ctory" and broueht tblt lD m&DJ CUM tiMJ .WDOt Rwta 1..,_, 1510 ...... aboGt the a&doDI.I tJood tD-
up in -•h.IU we call tbem culllt. lllrbor VIew BU18, wtU ..aact procram, wtdeh trOOkl
commune.. WeU -not yet, but L--..IGIICI be .._.ld .....,,.. ..... bt Oil ftlM to tM people of
the ptnlvail it slowly crupiftc lrOID as ltlll&c --~duct Orurp Co-t)', m1 Ume wlll
up on ut 1Ad m01t wll not be MOTJ:E Of PUBUC H!.ARDIG ... at tile JIIM M""-1 fUI1I7 lll&ft bela Wtll tpeat.
•wan of ia Wltillt ia too late. lfGUcellblrlb711TtDttaalU. fllr oct. ta..a at~ or.t
1 hPc no children in achoot PIIIMiq Coaua...,_ ol tM w-... &aM c.tlr, LOI Tbll L1 wtq I am ~
and b\llina per ae will no( CltJoflf..,.. Blleb"9ltold '-11 .... n.....e .. JIIITII•tld tM -.JII•p of word~ Ud
lfl«t ... In lOY WIY but the a ...... boOJ'Iot .. tlloltiiPllea-"' _....,... ~ Jo • .,._ --wltllflooda
conditione th!t how b!oulltt -fll llar'-1 C..~ lor a -ol Lao Alploo. ud --· Reb u flood,
t••· r-od ~.~. 1•-• d U• PtnDII Ro. Ita•--,......, flood -......, :::d ,;w· 1tr~-,;;: ,.:d .. .; ortrlooalodaiiiOOIIUIC-RICRUIT IIILISJS flood plala, rloodwar, .... -
other A..-ican citbln. How K...,.., • ,._ll tlae-ota COUt Otard._., l.tcrd ud OOIIrol ....,.., ...aU
can we oouatcr thil tnod? 8y nJacatlhlt tMIWs1 u Clillr* KeD B. Dlr1l.. _.,Mr.UII 'RIIZT I....,......., rtter ..
-dilcfttiol\ ...... •• ..... ... -· . ..... ....., l.. ._ .,_ ......... till 100--OOOcl
Aok end..._ ... 1 reply ol _ .. __,_.._ ,..._ llltn, c;.--.-
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Vote f0< dN,;,-blOck 0< lla lllc-IJct•'nlilll 11;1;·-.. I-tl-I ...... -lall I 1 loo-•hlte, Dl_...t .. a...---' ..... C!tJ Ill, al ;n -. God, 1011 .. lAIII I-
-w~ il-.. bo to"' -~.-~-udoll ;;:4 M Will I Jllll IIIQrlol, ... -,.... Ill
!Ill! co~ ........ -,. ••• ••I 1¢1._,_ ..... -~~~I~--lOll Ill-alia ..
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tn11..,. _ .. tl!ll• '""'bllo -•••w,ll<rllorJ ~ :"t:c':'t~ 111 -Ji l'l ~-...... ~ .. .,...._,......, hzpallllallfl', I N•st' -1111 .............. .._
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·RIIrT SECliOII -~ P .... J
OOJIIOAY, OCT. 21, Jt71
COIIliiA DEI.IIAII, CAliF.
Travel
5et Oct. 22
Tbo Newport Harbor Ktnoto
Clllb"t 2Dd tnnl udadYentu:re
tum or t11e year Will be PH·
Mated at 8 p.m. Friday, Oet. .,
22, 1D the Oraoce Coast College 4 auditorium.
Armchair tranlers pt a.
glimpse of the inscrutable
Orient In "The ftOOl of Jap,u,"
with Ken Wolfpoc. who for ..,,..
aennl years llYed tbt We of
a Japanese family, apoke thelr
lanpp and bepn to e:.pert-
eace their world u they 1M 11.
Tllll: film depicts tt.e" dally re-
spoulbtlltles of a typical Jap-
aneae household, the raJslnga.od
traiAlllg of children, the ob-~
Mrvaa.ce of centuries-Old cus-
toms and rUes, alao scenes of
a Tokyo busloessman speodlng
his workLDg hours, keeping a
tlnger on the pulse of the tre-
meDdous Japanese economy,
and spending hls free time ex-
ploring "the soul of Japan."
Tickets are on sale trom the
Newport Harbor Kiwanis Club
(646-2163), Barr Jewelers, AI
Forgtt Hardware, and Lawson
Realty.
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FLORAL PROGRAM FOR
LOCAL GARO::N CLUB
The officers of the Harbor
VIew Hills Garden Club have
planned a speclal hollday pro-
p-am on Nov. 1 ?, featuring the nont creatlons or Morri Mot.
ho, owner of Flowers by Morrl.
Morrl, whose newest shop
will soon open in the Harbor
View shopping center at Mac-
Arthur Blvd . and San JOQ.quin
HUls Road, will lecture on tech-
n.ques of hOUdaydecoraUngand
111ustrate by arranging Thank.s-
g1v1Dr and Christmas center -
pieces.
ALOHA -OH! Even In early morning when these members of
the Newport Harbor Zonta Club andtheirassoclates.boarded
the bus to take them to the plane en route to Hawaii, the
executive women were enthusiastic about the Area [X conven-
tion In the Islands. Len to r ight the Zonta deleptes and their
husbands are, Verda Acker, Winifred Bacon, Joe Hamblet,
Peggy Forgit, Eloise Corson (not of the Harbor Ar• club,
but a past Zo~;~ta Dishict IX director), Virginta Atwood, Ruth
Hum mel, Marie Ellis, Margaret RelDert, Jack Rel.oert,
Louise Ha mblet, Rod Barrows, Dorothy Barrows, Fr~ E1Us
and Don Monroe Hummel. Also In Hawaii for the eonnnUon
are Mildred Stanely Peth, Allee BurkeandAgnesB1omqulst,
who accompanied the delegates. (Photo by Lln Sheely.)
DEFENSE IS DAR TOPIC
The Corona del Mar hom! of
Mrs. Bert D. Reedy w111 be the
setting for the 12:30 p.m.
gathering. Mr s. H. E. Reed,
Mrs. T. II. Benton, and Mrs.
Geor ge McDonald, hostesses,
will greet the members and
their guests.
Member s of the Co lonel Wil-
liam Cabell Chapter, DAR, wtll
meet in the home of Mr s. M.
M. Sampson at 12:30 p.m .
Wednesday, Oct. 2?.
Mr s. Robert Speed, hostess
chairman, wnt carry out a r ed,
white and blue theme for the
dessert. She will be assisted FIREMr::H RAIS:=: FUNDS by Mmes. carol Hunt, Dorothy
FOR UNITED FUND Hutchison, Franc!• Clmral and
Last year of!-duty Newport Charles Boice. Mrs. Earl Cor-
Beach Cirem~n raised $1 200 for kett and Mr s. S. M. Reber wtll
the Harbor Ar <M UnJted F18tb)' ~»:-;~. John HoPwOQd, ~U~l
eollect1ng aurplua Items from defense c"'"''t hair will residents aDd meretants and ,._ er c man,
seiUng them at the Onnge Introduce the speaker, Mrs .
County Fairgrounds swap meet.
TMs year the firemen will again
participate tn the event. Resi-
dents and businessmen are
asked to call 548-19?7 or 646-
288? a.od arrangem-?nts will be
made for pick ~ by otr-duty
ttremen. Items may be taken
directly to the Mariner s Fire
Statton, Irvine Avenue and
Dover Drive. The n.remen will
be collec ting through Novem-
ber.
OIORALE PROGRAM
The Irvine Master Chorale
wtu open Its 4th season at
8:30 p.m. Oct. 29 and 30 In
tbe Orange Coast College Audi-
torium. Under the dlrecUon of
Maurice Allard, Ute 100-votce
muter chonle will sing "Bel-
sha.tsar's Feast" by WUiiam
Waltoo, and "Requiem" by Ga-
briel Faure. Jotntna:theChorale
wUI be the Doctors Symphony
ot Long Beach -Orange County.
LEGAL NOTIC:::E __
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Notice Is hereby given that the
Planning Commission of the
City of Newport Beach will hold
• public hearing on the applica-
tion of Shell 011 Company for a
Use Per mit No. 1564 on prop-
erty located at 2801 E. Coast
Hwy., Corona del Mar to per mit
the remodeling of an exi sting
service station.
Notice Is hereby fur ther given
that said public hearing wUI be
held on the 4th day of Novem-
ber, 19?1, at the hour of ?:30
P.M. In the Council Cham'lers
of the Newpo rt Beach City Hall,
at which time and place any and
all persons interested may ap-
pear aod be heard ther eon.
Jackie Heather, SecrE'tary
Newport Beach City
Planning Commission
Publish: Oct. 21, 1971, In the
Newpor t Harbor Ensign.
HEALTH NEWS :
Neuritis Can
Returning
Nightmare!
Joseph Vlsnak, state chairman,
nattooal defense,
Th e reaent, Mrs. Edgar M,
Col Jr., will bring the meeting
to order promptly at l p.m.
following the dessert.
AUTHOR ARNOLD HAND
WILL SPEAK AT U.C.I.
The 19?1-'72 year of thf: ucr
Friends of the Ubrary wtll be
launched at a ? p.m. SUDday
a.pper at the Mesa CMODlOill •
on the UCI eampus·Oet. M.
-There wtU be a ecr.-.c
of several surprise fllmJ plus
the Introduction of new mem-
be r s. The speaker will be Ar-
nold Hano, who has authored
more than 20 books and 400
magazine articles, aod Is cur-
rently wriUng a book about
basketball star Lew Aleindor .
He has written btouaphies on
baseball player s Willy Mays
and Sandy Kofu and has been
teaching at the uc r writing
ceoter since 1966,
Chairman of the member-
shl.p drive Is Mr s. Charles
Fer guson of irvine.
NURSERY TOUR SET
FOR GARDEN CLUB
Harbor View HUis Gi.rden
Club members will be hOsted
by Paul Brecht at his nursery,
1989 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa,
at 12:30 p.m. Wdesday, Oct.
Z?. Mrs. B. BlelehmeoandMrs.
R, L. Rlc:hmood will greet and
serve the members.
Following the business meet.
ing, Mr . Br echt wtll cuJ.de the
members thrOugh his prdens
a.od upla.ln propap.tion. cult!-._
vatton and geDeral cue of I'
orchids, tern, and other tropical
plants, He wtu detail the atten-
tion required to rrow certa.ln ""'·' troplcala, such u papaya, not
reneraUy found ln Southern Cal-
Uornla ga.rdeos.
HAWAII'AH PROGRAM
"I'Yt been bothered over the tbe nerYe trunk. Th.is brings us FOR AA.RP GROUP
years by oeurltta and althOugh back to palo. Tbe mODlblY meettnp of r .. takeo uplrln, drugs and "U we merely treatthe symp. Amertca.D Auoetatloa ol
htatinc pads, etc., It attrays tom p&ln and do not correct the Ured Peraou, Newport Beoct•l
Hems to return. How come?" basic cause, oot only wtll the Chapter No. 1!1, wU1 be
So a 37-year..old wrote to cooc:IWOD r ecur, but other un-oa Thurd.J, Oct. at
Dr Guy L Couture D C of welcome dllttrrbances such aa Newport Harbor
tbe. Couture. Chlropr&c:u C C~n. • muc}e weakDess may occur· Churcb,. '191 Oot'er Drln,
ter Ia Newport Beach, after "tt shOuld be pointed out that port S.cb.
readlal his eolumo ill the tbe most common seats of neu-Memblra mQ brill& a sack
Eutp. rltls • tbe oect, sbouklers and 1uocb aad come at 11000 for a
''1 Mn on1J h1l (or her) arms, between the rlbs,ln the aoc:ill Jtov. Coffee, t.a and
word that Utt problem 11 oeu. sc:l&U.c nerve • tmotves nerves aDkl. wtll be aenld.
rltll," Dr. Coutve rupooded. comtnc from the ap.lDill cord. After tbe 1 p.m. buliDess
"But let's auume that tt ts. They mut pus thrOU&fl opeo .. mtettac, a Hawallu mualc.a.l
Fttlt of au, .. tD reUtnrs illp behreea apllal vertebrae procram Ylll be put oa bJ tbe
• , • and the bott ... atwaya ud it's otwlous that aplfllldls. Harbor hldor CU:IIMI cbOral .u... tbe word •reuer • • • placements aDd · nerve atreaa &!'~ 1Dilr tbt dlreetloa ot
are atmlcl at, of COIII'N, the are therefore the mostoommoo un. Jamea SIWJW.
paiD. Now you malt remem. cau111 of D1111'~-Thta, thlll,
blr " Dr Coatlre 1tatn Is a cue lor a. modern Doctor
"PAut 18 ONLY A SYIIPTOM: o1 ClllropncUc. HOW IN THAILAND
"OT A CAI.R, It lollon tM1 "IAI'o rlfv 11ock to lbt U.S. Air F«co Cldolllulv
llllopor-•oprabloat---tile ladiYid•l ll:lr a 010-S• .... A$WW.Dollll-.
to r...., Jor tbt 8l11Die rtu011 meal,'' Or. Couture adda, ''He ot Mn. DoroltlJ a. LM
11111 _.., to lloiiiC-to or.,. mar,..,. -lito •.. Oe-Blod-, c-dol Mar,
'*-I IIlo priMIJ-a1 iodll11111ollloprablomto--to oadiiJ llloniiiGIOITIIol
lllo polo. .............. --till ArB, ,........ llo to •.....
ura ...SU.." Dr.~ cue, tMI.IIItridlll..,.YrDCD ud .. ......_ prs:tc •• ...
c F4? 11, •,.sa la a 'IIDOd OUT TRI CAUI&OPPAIIf AJifD .............. a -.. ...
., ....... ' 1'1111 11. ll'aa 111b-lCD &Fn:CTIYI TR&AT· hdle Air r.e-. ...... ~
••1 --. 11101 -· to IIIIIT AJIIID AT A PSIIIWI--lo T'O"'rt, 111-&JII~h• a ta~~~~utPtktlal an cx-uc1'1CIIt or Till .... wu ......._ .... .......... ,., ......... u. ,.,.. ••. " ... 'i 2 .. "' ~ -a.a ..... a............ or.c ..... e•'t'vallcle •• ... ,., : .... -,... ______ ~~-w-ar--.--n I olq .. PI ..... ....... ... ••1 1=. 11oo1 part lillie'-._ Ml ..._ -IIWVIL
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BUGS-MEDIUM RARE
A former "cure" for cancer required the swallowina
of roasted insects. or course, today, we know this
remedy was foolish. Thouah we're still look..ina for
the uuse of cancer, medicaJ sc;enc;c has made tre-
mendous s1rides in its detection and treatment. Ask
your physician about them. And remember, when-
elo'er you're no1 feeling up to par, it'! aood sense to
"'is1t your doc1or. 11\w, if medK::auoo 1s necessary,
see us fo r reli01ble prescripllon service.
THE PERFECT
CHRISTMAS GIFT!
A FAMILY PORTRAIT IN COLOR
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OK£ fx/0 (!()tO~
liNEN TEXTURE· FINISH
May Be Ot
/trJi'lidua/
F. . or
Billily Group
FREE WITH ENSIGN SUBSCRIPTION ORDER
NEW ANd RENEwAl St!bsatib1•s
• ALL PORTRAIU WILL BE
TAK!N 114 A STUDIO IN
TH! !NSIGH BUILDING
e YUl' SELECT FH'.JAL
PORTRMT PROM
SEVE R Al. POSES
• TOU.LL U HOTifi!D
BT I'HOHI 01 IUJL Of
TOUI Af'I'OIMTM!MT
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FLIP DARNELL, Costa Mesa quarterback, ruts off good
yardap behlDd fullback Chuck Gla:iby, No. 34, In the game
·Witb loh.gnoUa , (Photo by Bob Blakely.)
LEGAL NOTI CE L EGAL NOTICE
CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH, CALIFORNIA
NOTICE INVITING BIOO
SEALED 8100 will be received at the offtce of the City
Clerk, City Hall, Newport Beach, California, until 10:00 A.M.
Oli tbe 11th day or November, 1971, at which time they will be
opeoed aDd read, ror performing work as follows:
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PUMPrNG STATION ZONES m -AND IV
PRESSURE REDUCING STATION
AT BIG CANYON RESER VOIR
CONTRACT NO. 1350
Bldl must be submitted on tbe Proposal form attached with
tbe coatract docameats b'Disbed by the Public Works Oepart-
mellt. Tbt addf.Hona l copy of tbeProposal Form is to be retained
b)' lbo bldd« lor blo roeo<ds.
Each bid must be accompanied by cash, certtfted check or
Bldcler's 8oDi, made payable to the City of Newport Beach,
1:1r u amoaot equal to at least 10 percent of the a.mount btd.
Tbe title of tbe project and tbe words "SEALED BID" shall
be dearly muted oo tbe outside of the envelq)e cootainlng tbe
bid.
Tbe Comract Documents that must be completed, u:ecuted.
ud returoed LD the sealed bid are:
A. Proposal
B. Deslpatioo of Subcontractors
C. Bldl:ler's Bond
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BIG JON MARCHIORLATTI, Mustang end, grabs one of
touclldown Jn last Friday night 's big 19 to 7 victory.
1-ILIIII Co*-1111-_. 1L1111 -., "'·1111111
tlo lor lbo ~ clb" IIIIo ---.. ,... ..li: Friday III&M -lboJ .,1111 1._ -1 -lillll
00 lbo lorf II ~ Coul a( II ud II wuiiiiJI0-10 IIIII
Couoto. lbo --11ar1o
Nm'ORT HAIIIIOR ENIGN
fllll'r SEC11011 --P• 4
THURSDAY, OCT. 21, Bn
CODA Da IIA-. ~ '·
"-bold coaciiJollaSweuy Har--lbo-a( lilt
18 <OIIIIal oft a -lie WID =f-wtdO -ILIIIIIIO .... lbe bllhi)' ralod ~lla 19 JUdo lor lbo ..
loam aod lhe U-7rlelarJ wu abead 'I"D wllh but 4:49 loft Ill ~Ially sweet b' tbe Mu. tbt pme. Harmoa scored all s
tup, wbo bad '-1: S in a row TD'• tor tbe Clupra &Dd
prior to lbe big wiD. mi.Jed .. tbe EdQoo oUeut
Tile Estaoela EaJioo wolil ......, 10 koep lbe Earles off ~~~~~~~~ -lo ·toetr 3rd olrallht -llrlde lbroullb<>UI ..-of lbo
wbea they came out oa.tbelbart pme. Harmoa climaled a last
-.1 of lbe Zf.Jo oeore ID lbolr ..-driYe by &<>illg 19 JUdo
clutl wltb Edl.ao Saturdl)' ap.1.1, wltb B&lch's CODYersioD
Dlpl. Coacb Ptlll Brown'• crew m&k1Dc u u.1o.
were b tbtl't tough au tbe way 0u Prlaceotto ftlled LD tor
ud raWer! 1D the first per~ Jtm Sebultl as the Estancia. to Ue tbe ga.me at 7-7 after tbe all le&pe bact sat out tbls ~=
Cblrcers reecwereda fllmbleoa eoat..t w1tb a aacgi.Dg leg in--
tbe Eagle Z3 JUd 1lae oa the jlary. BaDt Moore, Ute Esta.Dcia. "*''DC kictotr, qMerbact, bad to retire 1n the
[)aQ Prillceotto led the Eacte 2od t.lfaJtertaJdngsomepretty-
&ttack &nd r olled tor 4! ya.rdl lud lbots from tbe tired 141
..uti HW Moore golag over Edlsoo. defeue. Coach Phil
from the ODe. Scott CiAJDOI' Bron'a hopes for aa ~were
booted tbe eoovers1oa.EstaDc1a dubed by tbecombloationotthe
weot &bead OD a SZ yard field loiHI due to injuries and an
... 1 by Goynor IDU..ZIIdperlod OJIIIOrlw>lot Edlsoo team that
but Edlsoo. Ued it 10-10asGtry seems to rise to the occasion.
Balclt, tbe Cba.rcer cluQ t1cbt Tbe city rivalry between
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Flip Darnell's passes for a
(Photo by Bob Blakely,)
Costa Mesa &Dd Esta.ocia alW".Ays
turas lDto ooe of the top at-
tracttooa: or the year aDd Mesa's
win over Mapoua will un.
OCC SCORING LEADER Tom Warnecke, No. 23, slams LD
a goal against Fullerton JC goaUe Reese Price. The Pirates
won the contest 12.11. They ran their South Coast Conference
record to 2-0 on Oct. 12 downing the Santa Ala& Dons 8-7 in
double-ovf:rtlme. BUI McAneDey led the Pirates wtth 4
goals. Tom Warnecke, Mike Seal, Matt Greer aod Jim
Smith each had one.
:r;:~~E!~~~ Big Canyon golf results
gles, bo'trever, appear overdue , to com"! 00 with their blg game The women s golt group of by Eunice Matldltn and Marge
&Dd bave the horses to still Big Canyon Country Club held Smith.
tum the season around and sal-a member-member e<:lecttc In the B night Ulllan Demp-
nge some big wins for the "big tournament Oct. 5 and 12, with sey and Midge Gamble came 1n
r ed machine .. Helen lbbetson and Beverly tlrst with a 59. Second place
Mesa s~~tsed M.lPOlia Hope w1Ming the event with a was captured by Fama Dueley
with 1 telllclous defense that better ball of partner score of and sally Thatcher with a 63.
forced 6 tumbles and the 58, Barbara Buskirk and Mickey
aroused Mustangs recovered 5 Winners in the A fllght com~ Renwick came In third with a
ot tbem Tbe recovery t petition wer e Liz SkiMer and 64.
Seot!Del ·tumble by Ron :m~ Phyllis Newby wUh a 59. Tied Recently, Carolya Masoo
bllrgey LD the Magnollaendr.ooe for second were Pat Anich and scored a hole-in-One oo the
in tbe 4tb quarter clinched the Janet Hooten with a 60 followed third hole.
wLD ror the locals against the
Ana.helm based invaders.
D. Noo-collusloa A.Uldavit
-ot"" •• E. statemeut of FLDaDclal Responsibility
F. Tecb.nic&l Ablllty and EJperlence References Jr. All American action
Amburgey helped eogineer
the flrst Mesa TO as be re-
covered the opening klckof!
tumble by Magnolia. FIJp Dar-
nell completed passes to John
German a.nd Jon Ma.rcbiorlatt1
that gave Mesa possession
on the Seattnels' S, wbere be
faked a handotf to Paul Desmet
aDd scored hlmselt on the
keeper. Mark Sctu'141P booted
tbe PAT, and Mesa led 7.0.
Darnell connected wtth Pat
KaJo,=. lajer .Jl! ~ quor!,er
oa a 20 yard pass that waS ~··· • ,_.,,....,<!! Tbue. documellits shall be aln.J.ed wl~ the sip.tures and
titles of the persons 1igulng on behalf of the bidder. For Cor-
pontlou, tbe slgratures or the President or Vice President
ud Secretary or Assistant Secretary are required a.nd tbe Cor-
porate Sal Sball be af!lxedlo all documeots requlrillg slpatures.
ID tbt cue ot a PartDership, the signature of at least ooe geDera.l
portoor Is required.
No bids will be accepted trom a Contractor who has oot been
licensed LD accordance with the provislonsofCbapter 9, DivisioD m ot lbe Business and Professions' Code. The Contractor
sball state his license number and cla.sslftcatloo in the Proposal.
Plans and Contract Documents, tnclud.lng Special Prorisions,
may be obtained at the Public Works Department, City Hall,
Newport Beach, Calilornta, at oo cost to licensed contractors. A
DOD-refUndable charge of $2.00 wtll be requlred tor each set of
Pla.Ds a.nd Cootract Documents iss ued to others. It ts requested
tbat the Plansaod CootractDocumentsbereturnedwtthln 2 weeks
after the bid opening.
The City has adopted the Standard Speclt1cations for Public
Works Construction (1970 Edition and StWlements) as prEI)ared
by theSouthernCaillornta Chaptersotthe American Public Works
Association and the Assoeta.ted General Contractors of America.
COpies may be obtained from Building News, IDe., 3055 OrerlaDd
Ave., Los Angeles, Calif. 90034, (213) 870-9871.
The City has adopted Standard Specla.l Provisions andStanda:rd
Dra'lfings. Copies or these are available at the Public Works
~eot at a cost of $2.00 per set.
In accordance with tbe provisions of Article 2, Chapter 1,
Part 7 of tbe Calltornia Labor Code (Sections 1770 et seq.), the
Clty Couocll of the City ot Newport Beach has ascertaiDed tbe
ceoeral prevall1ng rate of per diem wages ln the locality 1n
wbicb the work 1s to be performed tor each craft, cLassutcation,
or type of workman or mecballic needed to necute the contract
aQd bas set forth these Items in Resolution No. 6982, adopted
Jrfa11Z, 1969. A copy or sa.id resolution is available LD the oftlce
or the Ctty Clert. AU parties to the cootract shall be goTeroed
by all prwlaloos ol. the C&lUornla Labor Code r elating to pre-
nUlng wap rates (Sec.Uons 1770-1781 lnclusive).
CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH, CALIFORN1A
Laura LaJlos, City Clerk
PQblish: Oct. 21, 1971, In the Ne"'))rt Harbor Enstgn.
Corona del Mar bigh school Coach Ted Soo.neboro's Con-
will be hOstlng the Jr. All dors travel to HuntlngtbnBeach
Americans this Saturday when for a 12:30 game with ttle HB
4 of the teams eotertaln out or Rams. Coach Bob Franson has
town opponents at the Sea Klng his Chiefs up against the Tustin
n eld. Bobca.ts at Tustin at 11 :00. Ron
Coach Bob Martin's Com-Bauer takes his red hot Card-
mandos start things off aga.lnst ina Is to Hunttntton Beach for a
the Tustin Cobras at 9:00 a.m. shoot out at high DOOn with the
tor the euly 'arisers. Then the HB Tigers and hls Jr. Pee Wee
other Junior Pee Wee entry, the wlll be gunnlng for their 6th
COM Cougars play the Mission ln a row.
VIe)) Gauchos at 11 a.m. At Coach Bob Gilbert has his
1 p.m.RolUePulasti's Cowboys Cha.rgers at Trt..Cities for a
tangle with the Westminster nooo gan1~ wtth the Hawks and
Horoets . The wind~ game has defensive coach Jim Rhyanstill
Coach J erry Tripp's Corsairs 1\as Ills defensive unit unscored
up against the tougtl West-upon. The Coronas and coach
minster Falcons, Doug Dreyer go ~ aga.tnst the
TENNIS Handball
ATNL ITIC
Shes
calif( on tte ~ • ...,. be "ulbt _,
biB "1#.ly loto • tbe end zooe. ·"~""·~
Sctlrt~JP'S boot was wide but 4
-... ~
Mesa had a 13-0 lead and the
momentum. The 4th period
tumble reoovery by Amburgey
made it 19-0, and M1!sa had
Magnolia shut out until the final -
lO secoods of the game.
Tbe Irvine league title race
is stW wide qJen with only
Edi.son registering a 2-0 mark
a.nd the remainder of the teams
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all 1-1 except the hard luck
Estucla Eagles, who will be
attempting to reboUDd from
their 0-Z rtcOI'd.
BRYANT HUMAN N, No. 22 , is off on a touclldown gallop for
Coach AI Dias' Caballos in last week's pme. Tbe M.idpt
team is st111 undefeated for the season. (VIc ~.lelr. photo,)
1 Ti ....
20 wotds or leu .............. 1. 50
21 ......... to 30 worciJ .. .. .. 2.00
31 'lltiiOt4s te ,C, woor4s ...... 3.00
Etch --"'...,.. ,c) wet4s .. .05
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lbem wUO Bl• ~. Rw
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CrOWD ll&r4Wart, 110'1 Eut c-lhrJ., c...-c1o111ar.
EXPERT ll(eyelo ftllOirilll oa
all -. Tlno 1L1111 all ,.._ pile--Al a.-. )hreeaHJe0 100 11a1a ~
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NI!YPOa T • KI!SA
SPORTS SCENE
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Till CYF-1 ..... --baekC ____ OIIl!Old
tbil weet u a Pltll ... a. ocllodlllill came 'II pl!ro a 111M
fadrw lD tbe pr•••tso. oltM
a-do-lod 1>J PotoFoaud
b1a Kllule Pill c tFfiiQ'
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... ollmtoatod w1lll .,. .... Uy
moollllc II! ..,.
A '"''-oflbe
~ 'IIWOHDeed aod tbe
lacblou wt U be oo a moa.thlJ
or Ullll.l t.IJB, wbatever 11
ec.YeDlaot for the atMeUe
lfO'C* tavolved,
A floe promottoo such as the
Qarterbaek Club turaed out to
bt Ll a wooderful publlc rela.
-type or alfatr that 111e
lebools Deecl to ket!P the cood
tidl: Ia the pubUc eye. Tbe
boolter clubs, athletic dlrec.
tors, tbe coaches a.od the play.
era CDt a big ktek out of tbe
JdDt tnftlttnp. With the tre·
mtadoaa: pressures exerted oo
lftr'ytlody oondays, Jt wa.s
realb' a pleasure to deal with
tbe fiDe people wbo mate these
aporta: programs so attractive
iD th1a: area.
L I GAL NO TIC I
NOTICE INVITING BIDS
SURPLUS REAL PROPERTY
ON BALBOA BOt.n..EVARO
THE ESTANCIA OFFENStvE UNtt l.s sboYn 1n first ball aetloG 1a lbia photo from tbe
OraDp Coast Collep preu boz by the Ensign pbotocrapber. Estuela weDt oa to .core
tbe equal111D.IC touehlto'n d111'1Dc tb1l series to tie tbe p.me at 7-7 before bowtoc to Edlsoa
24-10 lui Saturday. (VIc Opalet p-.)
A big thank you to ltlldy
Batlc:b tor hls wonderfUl job ot
emeeelng the luocbeons, and we
ban several other eelebriUes
wbo nat to take part ill the
futW"e promOUoos that we will
bring these people together ln
BETWEEN 32ND STREET
AND S3RD STREET (PAR-
CEL 1, PARCEL MAP NO.
:18/18) NEWPORT BEACH,
CALIFORNIA
Tbe City of Newport Beach
hereby offers for sale 2007.5
eqtate feet (more of less) of
1aDd oo the aortheasterly side
of Be.lboe Boulevard, 80 feet
oorthwesterly of Its Inter.
sectloo with 32Dd Street in the
City of Newport Beach. The net
!rootage om. Balboa Boule•ard
Is 50.50 teet. The sub}ectprop..:
trty Is preseDtly roDed R-2.
UDCOOdttlollal sealed bid pro-
poals will be received UDUI
Friday, N'ovember 12, 19n, at
10:00 a.m. at wtllch time they
will be pubUely opeoed aDd de-
clared in the Offtce of tbe City
Clerk, 3300NewportBoulevard,
Newport Beacb, CaWornla. The
mtnl.mwn acceptable bid price
Is $18,500 aod all bids must be
acco._.ued by a deposit ot TAR BAHD COMPETES
casb or a certified or cashier's Tbe Newport Harbor sat lor
check payable to tbe City of ba.od aod ma):)rettes led by
Newport Beach equa1totenper. director Richard Em.g~ will
ceot (1"') of the am:nd bid. compete today,Oct.23,inFoun-
Tbe Notice to Bidders and Of. tala Valley's 4tb annta1 Bollo-
tleLal Proposal to Purcbasl ..... Parade ealled, "a chlld's
torms ~e aYailable at the New· dream." Tbere will be a number
port Beach City Hall~ omce of of buds competing. sponsored
tbt Publle Works Department. by FotmtaJ.n Valley's Chamber
CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH, of Commerce and judged by
CALIFORNIA CaWornJ.a School Band aod Or-
Lallra Lactos, City Clerk chestra AssoclaUon. This ts a
Publish: Oct. 21, 1971, In the ftrst tor the Sailors with their
Newport Harbor EDSign. new Herald Trumpets aD:! Sail&.
LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL HQTICE
CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH, CALIFORNIA
NOTICE INVlTING BIIJS
SEALED 8100 will be receiYed at the omce of the City
Clerk, City Hall, Newpott Beacb, Callfornla, UDtl110:30 A.M.
oo the lltb day of November, 1971, at which time they will be
optDed aod read, for pertormiDg work u follows :
ZONE IV WATER TRANSMJSSION LINE-
BIG CANYON RESERVOIR TO SPYGLASS fflLL ROAD -1971
CONTRACT NO. 1352
the oear futur e. A weekly lunch.
eon 1D the middle of the week
prOYed to be too ta:dngaburden
oo many of the folks lnvolved.
"": Several locations bave expres-
sed IDterest 1n bostlng tbe an-
Dual awards Iuncheoo aDd host
Reuboo HerDdOD of Mr. steak
YUI continue to display tbe
actioa photos, plaques and other
material ln'oh'ed in tbe New-
port-Mesa sports sceoe. We
wlll be lnstalliDg the Jr, All
American football aDd tbe H&r.
bor Area baseball photos ia tbe
near future, as our schedule
woo.•t be quite as hectic as It
bas beeo. In the past.
PAT SHAUGHNESSY, No. 30,1sooeofthe hlch scorlnc backs
help IDe to keep the Caballos u:odefeated in Mtdpt competJ.Uoo.
This acUoo photo was taken In last week's p.me. (VIe
Opi.Jet pboto.)
Mr. Steak's at 2267 Fairview
Costa Mesa, with Reuboa's co-
operattoa rill cootinue to be the
CYF (CalitorDla Youth-Sports
Federation) registration loca-
tion and drop on spot tor the Jr.
AU American publlctty depart.
meots. So the Delt time you eat
out, take the family to Mr. Steak
and enjoy tbe CY F -Ensign
sports media displays. A lot of
tbem are 1D llving color. Quite
attractive and very l.nlerestlng
to out local sports tans. HARBOR AND WESTERN
•
FIGHT FOR LEAGUE LEAD
T._t was quite a showing
last week at OCI wben Costa
W:ea captured tbe 2-A cross-
COUIII:ry cbaq.t.oasblp aDd also
aonned the OraDce Cotmty title
at the sam-! time.
Bob Acosta Yill trlger the wbeo be returoed a..a Oller p1111t Newport Harbor ..00 the 4-A
Western offense when the 52 yardstotbe Huot:1agtoa.Beacb title as 4 of Its 5 runners
Plooeers Lnvade Davidson fteki 10. lUke Beyers footed aU 4 ttnisbed In tbe top 10. Dave
Friday Dlpt. Harbor, Western utra points as Harbor woa Cross, John Hoeomb, Craig
a.ad Westmillster are all on the 28-7. C Iarke aod Lee Batson gue
top of the Sunset league stand-Coach Don Lent named Toe)' the Sailors the team trophy
ings with 2-0records. Wblletbe Horvath as his back ol the with their br1111a.Dt sOOWing as
PtoDters and Newport tangle, week, and big Terry Albrlttoo they outclassed Orange, Foot-
HunUngton Beach will be at. was named the defensive play. hill, Buena Park and Santa Ana,
temptlng to re-bound against .er of the week, but there were wbo ft.Dlsbed In that order be-
Westminster. many outstaDdl.ng performers hlne tbe Harbor runners.
Acosta has been the big gun in the Harbor UDB\Cl as both of-Costa Mesa placed 5 runners
in the Wester11 otrensethtsyear fenslve and defenstveunttaper. in tbe top 11 flnishers. The
a.nd bas triggered 1helr triple formed nobly. Horvath zipped Mnetanp had a team :::loeldng
option practically to perfection. for 61 yards 1n ZO carries to of 50:36, with Newport Harbor
An amul.Dgly Yersattle au lead tbe Newport ground pin-2Dd at 52 :38 and Mission VJe):)
round athlete, Acosta ls prob-ers. Albritton was In oo thE: aDd Garden Grove f'l.n1shlng in
Bids must be StDnltted oa the Proposal form attacbed wltb ably one of the most dedicated Oller backfield all nlgbt am nat order.
tbe eootract documents f\lrD1abecS bJ tlle Public Works Depart. young athletes to grace the recovered a keytumbletolpdte Doac MacLean was nosed out
'meat. Tbe addltiolal copy of tbeProposal Formls to be reta!Ded athletic scenelnOrangeCounty. an aroused Harbor defease that by Marc Genet ol Santa ADa 1D
by tbe bidder for his records. In his pre-bJgh school career will bave to be at its best to tbe tiDal yards of tbe cruellinc
Each bJd must be aceompLDied by cash, certuled cbector AeostapllotedtheGardeDGrove cootaln Western Friday Dlgbt. race oo tbe picturesque UCI
Bidder's DoDd, made ~ to tbe Ctty ol Newport Beach.. Boys chlb basketball team to Coacb Don Lent W'OClld ltte fllclUty. MacLean ttnisbed at
1Jr an amount equal to at leut 10 perceot of the amoUDt bicL seYeral state champlonsblps oothl.ng better tba.D to IDOUDI:the 9:48, Alllowed by the Olswang
Tbe UUe of tbe pro)ect and tbe words .. SEALED BID" sb&1l before mOYiDg OYer to Tustin ladder iD his post p.me rlh&l twln.s, as JobD ns clocked at
be clearly marked ora tbe Ot&slde of tbe tDYeklpe rontalntnc tbe wttb his s~-coach DoG Webb a.nd add another gold block to 9:54 aDd Tom at 9:55.
bid. where they combined with the the Harbor scorebc».rd tbat Coacb Joe Fisher's Mustangs
Tbe Coatraet Documeots that must be completed, executed, Duna lamlly to reeordanamu. adorns the nrsity dress:IDc warmed ~forthe0range Col1D-
and returoed in tbe sealed b1d are: inc stein ot butltball wins. room. ty meet wttb some record
A. Propoa1 The eombi.Datloo toot tbe Tustin sbatterlog pertorrn&DCes at
B. Destpatloo ol Subcootraetors team to tbe World Series f1nals LEGAL HOnCE Ectltoo tbe preceding weet..
C. Blddc's .8oDd in PboeDU: a C«q)le years ago, Doac MacLean and the OlsftDc
0. Noo-oollusloo AM(tl.'fit and tbe Northridge A.C. team NOTICE OF PUBUC HEARING twi.Ds broke theprefloosEdlsoa
E. statemeat of Fl•nctal R....,...bWty just barely eked out a win over Notice is hereby ct•eo tMt tbe record of 9:55 bandUy as llac-
F. Teeludcal Ability IDI1 EJPKieDCe References TustlD after Acosta Sllflered a Plan.nlng Commtuloo of tbe lAI.n flnlsbed at 9:S4 and Tom
Tbese document. sb&ll bt a1ftucl wttb the sipatures and spn1Did ankle and r.dtosttout Clty of Newport S.ch wtllbold ud John Olswa.Dg flnisbed 1D
Utles o1 tbe persou slplD& OD btbalt ol tbe bidder. For Cor-the ftaall. Acosta lDiptres all a pubUc bearing on theiiJI)Uea-a.notber dead beat at 9:41. Mite
ponUoal, tbl alpdqr• ol tbl Pr..sdeat or Vice Prea1deol b1l t•ms to creat• belgbts Uon of Tony Rep.D tor a Vart-HoWday c)oeked in at 10:14 for
&00 Secretary 01' Alit IbN Seerttar7 are reQUlred and tbe Cor-aad periDrms jut as aobly 00 ance No. 1012 on property lo-a &tb place ftnlsb and lUte
pon1o So&ISbaUbo-IDalldocomOIU.-.qalrioc slpolur!'"• lbo ba-ll dlamoad wbere be cated at 3606 Part Laue, N .... 9taQma11 -ed lbe "Ill> '1101
ID the cue ot a PartDerlblp, tbe llpbreol at leut ooe poenl pe!'forms 1o the ~ class port Bel.ch to permit a •• beb1Dd tbe Mustoe 1-Z-S tla-
pe.rm. 1.1 required. tben abo. to be bunt on a lot III.YlDc ~ lAirs.
No bids wtll bt accepted b'om l CoatraCtw wbo bu not beta It wtll be 1$ to tiM fired ~ area of 1 '750 SQ. ft. wbere tit Tlm Gollnick captured tbt IV
Ucea.d lD accordluce w1tb tbe ~of~ 9, DlY111oD 8a.rta' dtleutYe dade~: to ooo-ord1aa.Dce requires aa a.-. ol ftr.t b' Mesa a.t tbe ~ m o1. tbe fbud,.., &DIS Prc+esiMs' Code. Tbt Coatnctol' tala tbe eJt)Ditft Westen at-at Jeut 2,000 sq. ft.; aad tw-mNt with JeftBIJchtZIIl, ltfl'ri.D.
Jb1J1 ttate his uceue DambK IDd clla:I"""U.lDttae Propoal. act tbat A co.~& Ms t..twtDc-tber request to permit a 111"'0 Gal"....,. Srd aad Dl.ft Smith
Plua ud Coeaet Do<-, blclllllllc Spodal Pr~ IIIC aloq wllll • lot of boa~ ski< yard setback lor the-4111. ~ .. Goolr came .1111111
COLT HALFBACK. Dave Mol-b ~:::=.:,~.:.~~:;Bromfield heads der y
NtwpOrt-ll .. Jr. All Am.eri-
eu elltry pl)Oted by Roo Stark-Jobn Bromfield well-known
man WOD tbelr 4th stratght as the "Sheriff of Chochise" 1D
p.me. llolllca let National Jr • the television series haS been
AU Americantotalyudlrerec-named tor a Zod time' asbonor-
ord 1ut year as a member of ary chair man for the 7th annual
tbe Southern Ca11f. cbamplon sportfishlng derby, hekl for the
Newport-Mesa Cbarcers. (Vie beoetlt of the Orange County
C)piJet pboto.) Assoclation.for Retarded Child-
Bu Ia le reo.
CS ng The mot will be staged this
Sunday, Oct. 24, wtth Art's
Landing in Balboa, Davey's With Hornets Locker In N<wport Beach, and
San Clemente Sportflshing par-
• Ucipating. Boatswillleavethelr
It wlU be 0ra.nce County's respective landiJlgs at 6 a.m.
version ot the eh1t war wbell an.1 will return at 3 p.m.
tile Oraqe C...st College Pt-Donatioos tortheawualevent
rates tangle wltb Fullerton JC, by partleipattng Osher men are
this Saturday nigti at tbe Big A. $10 for aduHs aDd $5 for ehikl-
Game time Is 7:30 p.m. ren under 12. Reservations 1D
' FJC owns a 13-8-2 edge 1n adn.nce are requested by call-
the bttter 23 year series. The lllg the laOOings.
last Pirate victory came in Bromflekl Is currently pre-
1969 at Am~helm Stadium when paring a Ttme-LI!e network
the Sues pulled out a thrtlUng speet.al about the bone tlsh and
20-19 win in the tlnal secoods. the red fish and leaves 1m-
The Pirates have not lost In mediately tollov.1.ng the der by
their last 9 outings, compiUng for the Florida Everglades and
an 8-0-1 r ecord. Their most tbe British Hondurous.
r ecent defeat came at the bands Donations tor the derby will
oftheHornetslastseasoo,21-7. go 1CICJ% to,the Orange County
The Dues will be out touenge Association for RetardedChlld-
a loss that was a.chally closer reo which sponsors the Hope
than the score mi gtlt Indicate. Hav'eo Deveklpmeat Ceater LD
The Pirates out Qrst-downed
tbe Hornets 17.8 and had 216
total yards to Fullerton's ZOZ.
The Plrates enter Saturday's
contest wtth a 3-0-1 record,
while the Hornets have had some
early season problems aDd are
Z...3. Last weeteod. thQ' Iinke a
3 pme \o&laa stre&t,. knoddac
off h1ply reprdelf San Die&D
Mesa, 10-9.
Costa Mesa for pte-sehOoltrs
ages 2 to 6, a.nd a workshop
traiDlog cerd:er for yoqadalta
at assocl.ation ~s
Z002 W. Chestnut, Santa AJaa,
Co-chairmen of the derby are
M;o. and Mrs. Georp ZaYas,
Anaheim.
JOHH IRGMFIELD
Tbe Hornets opeDed the sea-
son beating Loog Bel.ch City
13-7, but the:~ )ost to Suta
Moo.lca, El Camino and SaDta
Ana. The three losses were by
a total of 10 potnts.
The Pirates opeoed the sea-
SOD deadloctlng district riYal
Goldeo West 21.21, but went oo
to rout L.A. Harbor, Rio Hooclo
a.nc1 San oteco City. They>ye
averaged 29 pob:ltsa p.mewhlle
holding the opposition to tust
under 11.
This is the insignia of the Telephone Pio-
neers of America. 335,000 men and women
from the telephone industry who believe
that the most meaningful contributions an
individual can make to his community are
his time and energy.
This month, the Pioneers celebrate 60
years of "human service." In that time, ·
they've worked as hospital volunteers. col·
lected and repaired toys and clothes for
needy children and worked extensively wit;h
the blind. These are only a few of thell'
contributions.
OCC coach Dick Tucker will
be gotog for b1s 60th rictoey
in Saturday's coolest. He has
re.:orded a 59.27-Z mark at occ.
LIGAL MO'IlCI
NOTICE OF PUBUC HEARING
AMENDMENT NO. S04
Notice is hereby &Inn tba.t tbe
Newport Beacb City Pla.Dnlnc
CommlssloD wiU hOkt a pubUe
baring oa ptop)9ed amend-
ments to those sections of tbe
Newport Beach Munlclp&l Code
pertaiDinc to ~Is of PlaJI.
DID.c Commission acUoas,
cbangllag the appeal period D'om
15 to Z1 days.
Notice Is hereby turther (ivu
that SIJ.d pubUc heartnc wUJ be
bPI on the4tbdayoiNOYember,
1971 , at the hOur of 7:SO P.M.
lD tbe CouoeU Cblmbers of the
Newport Beach City HaU. at
wbtcb Ume and placeaQY andlll
perSODS lnlerested may appear
a.ud be beard thereoo.
Jackie H•ther, Secretary
Newport Beach City
Pla.DalDc Commlssioa
PlllbUsh: Oct. Z1, 1971, lD the
Nowport Harbor Eostp.
We 're proud to have such concerned, !n-
volved men and women represent our m-
dustry.
Mary Martin, s~rvisor In our Newport-Mea
BuslDess omce, is one of many telephone P«JP&I
acU•ety puttelp&ling In the eurreat Harbor .U.
Ulllted F1md campa.tgn.
Tbe UDJ.ted Way iS' ,. community trust '-d.,
pledpd tt? prOYide a balanced network of senlc•
throapod. our community.
-boa _,..., at lbe """Ue Woru ~ CIIJ llal1, !rom a....., .. bird..-. 110 o!!ly. IDr 111e otrvoc e.-_,
.N..,..t Btaeb, c:allJanla, at., CNt to lkt'lldCOIIUactiCII's. A powa~t bacb, Bob Df11per aad Notice tsherebyf'llrtberll._ -*J, ntcb pr"'OIl.i..es to coa-LICioAL MOf'tCI -.-No cbarll flf $1.00 will 1>1 ....... 1Dr -~~~of Alloo ~ Tbo z -ood lbel said publlc beorille will 1>1 -1be 11-.oc tndllloo of NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Tbe tllited Carnp&icn Is more thana jolDtappral
IDr a eoetrltMI&ors dollar. It red ~.tees tbe aumberol
-m•IJ·wlde ca .........
E&cb ,.u, tbotaaads of Y01ua.teera atteqlt tl
ra.bl ...p mcMJ to m"t our local ...._ Pui U1S COib'&etllocaMIIt81.811tdtooa.a.tl8~11ttd tDr tlfCIOOJVCII ..... Wttt. be1dODtbt4thdayoiNOII....,_, fleld:lae uctOtto-U;y Jtroac Nottcelsbereb)'li••u.t:U.
IIIIi a. P...audco.traetDociiDIIIbbtr ... MdwttldlriW'IIIal en took tbt m....,. otiAora ttn, at tbe bcMir ol7:30 P.M. teuu. Plualac CommisllOI. o1 u.
-a. bid _.111 n-1 1u1 wiOL Ill t>e COUDCU Cba-1 of tllo CIIJ of Newport Boaeb will bold
Tbo CIIJ ,.. idoDiod lbe Bllwllrd SpoetfttaHooa IDr P1I>Ue N._-t cooeb DoD Loot 1114 N._-t Beacb CIIJ llal1, at BCYC Y AOIT lO SAIL a pai>Uc boorlllc 00 tloo-ca-Woru~ (U"IV-ud._...,_)upr..,..od 1111 Slllloro ap apia fDr-wlllcb II.,. ... plato&lludall Ill LB-I..A PAZ RACE -ol HorboriiiUlor loraUoo
1>J a.-twro~CbatiiWiflftlloAmtrlcu---a~ HOifllllciDO .... PI<-11101-od--" ll'anlll< a -c_. P ..... tt No. !HI oo 111..,.-tl
.Ao.,.ta!kfo'ud t>e--~-~of-ud I wu n-Il atllallliJM ... boa beord--ud ......... ID «<· -tod atiiO E. Bt.l>oo BIN.,
C.,.... l!laJIIo -llod-81111dloc-._llo.,-OlwlUd wllll 111o Ollon lUll -llfr lactlo H•-· SoenCar1 roetod 11010 •teby 1>J AI Cu-Ba-ID pormU da•llfl ud
An., Loo Alfllloo, Cal1t.-._ (Ill) 1'10-M'!I. wl!al bU -· lllllllo&loo--N._-t Baacb City ool al -C-Tull 111'0 ---Ill ....... ~CIIJIIUMLflod••"'l .. oclll_ ........ ., odllloeoorllclior-,l'flor ~COif!ID-Cllb, C..-dolllor, Ia Ulo -'OUh u olflollor bar ud _.....,._ c.,.... flf-oro--1!1 a. P1I>Ue-I 1Uill will! a.--Ia a. ~--Oct. I I , tt71, Ill lllo rocoot su Fnoc-.no~ r_...., (Cifllllll 1-.y'o
DCtt11riala-flf$&AOporl!ll... Drot-.Grllr--11._-tlllrborE---.--....... 10 bo .---''TiioGllliJ").
11 - -a.~ 11 ..__I, ~12 1' -1111 nor-lplt,J u SAIL 011 CARRIER u -flf u •ot• ..... 40 twteo ~~----Put ' flf a.~ L11!ar C* ~MC' l'l'lt ol ~ lllo 111 1-ood &&I" z prt '15 -Ill I lfoT. 1 11 LOlli-tllot llid pobllc ..... wtll Ill
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£nr J06t ~fits fh)m a b&lueed Dltwwk ol
IIII"Yien. A normal healthy tamt1y eu ,.,_.,
be ICnet by dialttr ud meatal ......,. •• ,
a lllt:atiol whleh may be moretbuthltaml.l1a. --·-· -Ill -of modlcat aid, _..,1ft ~ eu ~.,. ltf"Ylcn. cw---partlothocbaracto<llriMI!II --t.od .., lifo-...,. Olw. ,.. ee.t ot 0111t1111 WQ _..,., are •" t • • wvlow..,eWdna.,...taa,.....,•R .. ...... -..
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RECEPTION followtne opening coocert of the On.ngeCpuaty
Phtlharmoole Society wu .,.._ by (left to rlpt)Mt. and
Mrs. Robert Encw.t aDd Mr. and Mrs. Dnid Chambers.
Mrs. England Is ebairman ot the Phllbarmontc Juniors aDd
Mrs. Chambers Is chair maD of the Aha BahtaPtdlharmootc
Committee. Tbe eooeert, opelling the Society's 18th season,
was played by the Loock:lo Phtlharmoole Orchestra 1n OCJ's
Crawford Hall aodtherec.epttonwasbeldinthe Donr Shore~
nome of UC I Chancelbr and Mrs. Daniel G. Aldrich Jr.
(Jack West photo.}
Newcomers at Hoag
• MONDAY, OCT, 4
Glrl--Mr. aDd Mr s. Billy M.
SUies, 666 W. 18th Street, Co-
sta Mesa.
Girl--Mr. and Mrs. Herman
BasmacJyan, 1818 Port Man-
leigh Place, Harbor View
Homes.
• TUESDAY, OCT. 5
Glrl--Mr. aDd Mr s. Dennis
L. La Cr ossel, 11 9 E. 23rd
Street, Costa Mesa.
Glrl--Mr. aod Mrs. Peter A.
Saodilord, 305 Verano Place,
Irvloe.
Glrl--Mr. and Mrs. Edwin
G. Fisher,20212Bayvlew,Santa
A.na Heights. -
• WEDNESDAY, ?ic:T. 6
Gltl--Mr. and Mrs. Edward
L. Matthias, 20212 Spruce Ave-
nue, Santa Ana Heights.
Boy--Mr. and Mrs . Robert
S. Jepson, 18641 Via Torino,
Irvine.
Boy --Mr. and Mrs. Spencer
W. Tucker, 855 Lorna Circle,
Costa Mesa.
• THURSDAY, OCT. 7
Girl--Mr, and Mr s. Ronald
Sehebeck, 610 Marguerite, Co-
rona del Mar.
Glri--Mr. and Mrs. Roger
Walek, 1249 W. Balboa Blvd.,
Balboa,
• FRIDAY, OCT. 8
Boy --Mr. and Mrs. Willi
Kutz, 3013 Grant Avenue, Costa
Mesa.
• SUNDAY, OCT. 10
Boy--Mr. and Mrs. Hyatt
Ba.ker, 640TustinAvenue,New-
port Heights.
TIME
t ... t:o DOitl
ROIINI Sl.
l:l
D1pll1 deliel is
All~"'-OOC.-• ID:&it&D • ..., ., •
lllr oa a~CM•'nl 1'111 .......... at CMJ Ill ~.,·-••.,.... c--.--. ..... It _, L ~ n.. Ba11oa. ,..,...... tl "-MIMI ot Uf -... Jociadllfclly_._ ....-., .... __ ,.
lUI-. • 4CIIIED lo -a ..., no c-u--•ood oflllo eiiJ _. 1o"" w-.
1M --o1 1M P~ Willie -Ia au Cloott 't c ..... ,_ wblell ..., -u r--by .... on.
1M .,.,.luce oa t11o-u.at c.-y Loape o1 Clllol.
poujblo ... of lilt Oc .. Froat ' ESTABLIBHED two -
lldtwalk tor nblcallr tnme partiDc, from I a.m. to I p.m ••
W001t1 be ---aoo<1 .. cop~ oo wtel<--Uld lloU-Piualac&Ddsaletyoflllopodu-.cllre, oo tetb St., trom Bab-traua. cock St. to PlaceDUa An •• Wnt
Tbe atdewalk would be the Newport Hellftts. e1..:1pt OD tbt
oolyvehlcleaccesstotbepfq)-euterty 2!0 feet oltbeaoatb .. trtr at tbe pruent time. The etly llde of lath st.
Oc-. Froot sidewalk Ls ad-• APPROVED an oU-11tt u..1l7 a str•tbltwudedlcated p&rkiaC aereemeat With Robert
1D tbe eulf 1900's. M. HluoD Jr., oner of a.
Tbe Couoell &creed wttb the Hluoo Metal FIDIMIDC Ba!Jd ..
Plluullne Commtsstoo ud both lnp at 8!9 PrbttueUoe Place,
suggested tbat the preferred Welt Newport HeleN!•~· ~Addl=;metbod of den1opmeot would tto-.1 puklnr spaces
be for the awucaat to eDter ed becaue of tbe 1ato an agreement wbereby he &pprOYed 1n 1969, 'Wblcb Is lD-
WouJd make an lne.ocable ded-voted wben a aoa-e.oatormtnc
lcatloB of 15feetforalleyrlgbt-buUdlnrls ealarpd.
ot-way lDereb&Dgeforthenea-• CALLED BIOO for 10 a.m.
tlon of 10 feet of rtgti-ot-way Nov-11 tor pampt.q statlollS
adjleeot to E. Ocean Ft •• and and pressure reduetDc staUon
...W sucb Ume that access to at Big Canyon reservoir.
tbe garage could be obtained • CALLED BIDS tor 10:30
MAYOR ROBERT Wll30N of Costa Mesa. receives a. sample
e• ol eollee from Mrt. Rtebard Ralltoo of Orange who
OJ"IUiMcf the flrtt memberlbtp coUee tor tbe HemoPblua
Guild of 0raop c.....,, btlllr held this mortllag. Oct. 21. at
the Mea Vcde COWitrJ Club. Mayor wu.oa. ometally wel-
comed the Guild. Mra.RaymOD:I Putkarnerof Anaheim shares
the conee. She is vice prestdeot of the newly formed gull~
a.od mother of S bem~uacs. (Enslgo photo.}
=~~::1:·::..N!'~~~ ~=;~~~~::~:.!!~!: Permit extension held up
In other action Tuesday the Intersection ofSanJoaquia Hllls
CoWlCII: Rd. with ~y Glass Hill Rd., Newport Beach elty couocll-
• DIARIED to Oct. 26 htro-Harbor View Homes, a length mea last week dilrled for ber reqoost for a 2-year ex-
ductJon of an ordinance entitled ot 3,500 feet. 60 days aD aW-.1 of Mary tenslon of a use permit for
"Garbage. refuse and cut-~ CALLED BilE for Z p.m. Caruso from the decision oftbe "Tbe Place," a beer parlor
Ungs." Oct. 28 for paving Jamboree PI.anntne Commlssloa denylnf at 2000 W. Balboa Blvd., Cen-
• CONTINUED to Nov.8 e0n-Rd. median Islands betweenSan tral Newport. wttb.ln 200 feet
slderatton of a proposed as-Joaquin Hills Rd. aDd oortberly LIGAL MOTICI of a residential distrtct.
DR. RALPH w. GERARD o! sessment district in Newport of the Ford Rd.-Eastblutf Dr. In a re ... ted matter, theCoun-Hel~ts ·-• Ba lnt u ell sustained the action of the Co rona del Mar, retired edu-r.o.o .a.~ lboa, •ersee on. NOTICE OF INTENTION TO Plarmtn Commission 00 an-
cater aDd one of the founders SET a public heartng for ENGAGE IN THE SALE OF ' • HELD a public hearing on 7 30 Oct 26 sed other appeal b)' Mrs. Caruso. of the UCJ school of medicine the 1971.72 weed -~tement : p.m. · 00 propo ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES ot-~-tssl d ' iUM ameDdments to the planned pr v.uug a comm on e-• has been elected president of program aod ordered the llre To Wbom It May Coocern: elsioo allowtog a use permit to
the UC I Friends of the Ubrary chief to abate weeds and other community r egulations tor ~-Subject to Issuance of the Geot L. Ra ed in 1----=-=-=..,..=~--
Dr. Giles Brown or Newport pubUe nuisances 00 streets, per Harbor View Hills, ~r-license applied for. oottce 1s quJr: off str~· r :n h~~ IARGAIN
Beach, Dr. William HendrickS alleys, sidewalks and parkways taining to the parting require-bereby glveo that the UDder-20 to 11 ~ees tr:;rtbe 'aeaeb MATINEE
of Corona del Mar , Dr. Adolph aod private property lntheelty. :o:~~nis~~cl:e~mmerclal signed proposes to sell alco-Ball bar and r estaurant at 2116 Every Wednesday
Krock of Laguna Beach, and Don • holle beveraps at the prem-w Ocean Ft parttn of which 1 P.M. ,
Meadows ot santa Ana were • DIARIEO a resolution of AUTHORIZED purchase of ises. described as follows: 440 Is. ad)l.cent t"o M-s gCaruso's
named vice-presidents. Cath-intention to abandon a portion the mayor's perpel:ual trophy Heliotrope, Corom; ,del Ma.r / beer parlor The Pla~e
er ine Briggs of South Laguna of Ocean Ft., Balboa, In order for the Newport Beach to Cabo Newport Beach. The 2 i cuons folkr.oed a
ts recor ding secretary, and to estabUsh an alley fiom A San Lucas yacht race at a cost Pursuaot to such lotentton. lengtby hearlngonthe2 subjec:ts
Mrs. Thomas Worden continues St. to B St. between Oceant Ft. not to exceed $430• Tbe trophy the tmderslgued. Is applying to during which It W.il.S revealed
as executive secretary. James and Balboa Blvd. A portion of would go to the Newport Beach the Department of AICOboHe that the leases and subleases of
Sleeper of Tustin and Richard the Ocean Ft. sidewalk would yaeh~ owne~ ~bing tlrst am-Beverage Cootrol for lssuaoce the 2 properties are woven In a
Gavotte of Costa Mesa wer e be rem·?Ved If the vacation ong ewpo ch eotrles. oo ortgtoal appUeatlon or an complicated web of transae-
named to the board. is approved; to make tc> for alcoholic beveraee Uceose (or lions
this loss, the public works de. JAN . OCCUPANCY FOR llcenses) for these premisesas Mr's. Caruso claims she has
EDNA ELLEN OUCHEK partment r ecommends that an VERSAILLES OH BLUFF follows: ON SALE GENERAL the tease on the parkiog tot
OF COSTA MESA DIES additional sidewalk be con-Construction is weU uMer (Booa Flde PubUcEaua,PJ&ce) ad)lceot to her beer parlor
Mrs. Edna Ellen Duchek, 75, structed on the southerly side way on the first 255 luxury Aoyone deslrlngtoprotestthe while the proprietor of lbe
of 3180 Sicily, Costa Mesa, died of the exl.sttng walk. apll'tments at Versailles ontbe issuance of such Ueense(s)may Bellch Ball ·bar and r estaurant
at Costa M ~sa memorial hos-• APPROVED the ftnal map Bll1ft's at Newport, a new com-tile a vertn.ed protest at any claims he has a lease. That
pUaJ Oct. 13. She ns born of Tract 7530, a subdivision of mtmlty etarently belog devel-ot1lce of tbe Department of problem ls oow in Utigatton 10
August 31, 1896, ln Missouri 2. 7 acres into one kK for con-oped by Dooald J. Scholz & AlcohoUe Beveraee Control, or court.
and came to Cautornia20years · domlnJum develooment, on the Company. bJ mall to tbe~meot of The co:unctl decl~ed to delay ~and to Orange County ooe sold:h stde of w, Coast Hwy,, According to Chet stare, AlcqbqU~ Bey,8!f"~~qo&ro\, ,'tha. CUWJQ'S request 1or ISO
month ago West Newport, westerly oiBal-se111or Ylce-presideot, oeeu-1215 OStteet, ~. ta'\. days wtt6 the IDstrtietbls that
She Is ~urvived by her hus -boa Coves. This Is the former paoey tor tbe tlrst ptllse bas Uornia 95814, ., u to be re-the two parties resoln their
band, William :. Ouettek Sr.; Mo-Bo-Tel property. Charles been scheduled tor Jaauary, celved within 30 days of the eoofUcttng puking problems.
one son, William C. Duchek T. Smith of Olltarlo Is the with completion of the model date the proposed premises "We're oot going to get ln-~~~~~~~~~~~
Jr., San Diego; one daugh ter ow.ner and appllcant. apartments slated tor NO¥, 1. were nrst posted, stating .-olved to this legal hassle,"
M;s, MaryJ.Jess,CostaMesa.; AIJT'HORIZED the exeeu-The 4 model units wtll r e-grounds for deoialasprovtded VieeMayorRogerssaJd.''Let's
one sister Mrs Ruby Wensel. tlon of a joint powers agree-nect the complete choice of by law. The premises are DOW put this over Wltiltheyeanwork
Arkansas· •6 gra~hlldren· aoo ment with Costa Mesa, Hunt-units available with designs licensed forthesaleofalcohoUc 0 .-tbelr own problems"
4 great-g;.andctdldren. F~eral lngton Beach, FoWJta.ln Valley ranglng from singles to tbree beYerages. The form of verln-'
services wer e held Oct. 18 at and Westminster for the crea-bedroom penthouses, and tea-cation may beobtaioedfromany
the Church of Our Fatbers,Cy-Uon and operatJon of a public 1urtng up to 2,000 square feet office or the Department.
press, with Interme nt at F'orest c~le television authority. of Uvtng area. John E. Soukeras
Lawn Memorial Park Cypr DECLARED a 40 foot by Publlsh: Oct. 21, 1971, In tbe
Bell Broadway Mortuary ~:~ 50.5 foot piece of property near C. W. CHAFFIN 01 ES Newport Harbor Ensign,
the dJrector. the intersection of 32nd St. aDd Clarence WilllamCbaff1o. 61, CEHTERPI ECr: ,..,,.,.~.,<T
4PORT,:·. ,
BEAT lHE
PRICE
THAW!
W, Balboa Blvd., West New-of 2197 Canyon Drive Costa ._ l:~~~~~~~~:;m~r~ lo be surplos. authorued Mesa, died Oct. 10 ,;. Hoog Sl....l. TED FDR DEC. 8TH sale and called for bids to Hospital He was born Oct 3 The Women's Divisions ol
received from Oct. 22 until 1910 i~ santa Barbara ~ the Costa Mesa and Newport
a.m. Nov . 12. The minimum cam; to Orange County t7Years Harbor Cbamberso!Commerce
was set at $18,500. An oral ago. For 37 years he bad been lovtte loc.a.l clubs to participate 1o---•
• THE NEWEST CARS
YOU'U SEE THIS YEAR!
FORD
1972 ----UNBEATABLE
DISCOUNTS
ON NEW '71's AND
IMMACULATE '71
DEMO AND EXEC CARS
BALBOA ....... ,..,., .......
.......... _, • .,fhl" So, a.-6•45 67 ).to•
auction •111 be cood.ucted by a clerk In tbe ser•lee center tn tbe 4th anoual boUday table
the assistant city manager fol-of Sootbern CaWorola Edison centerpiece competttlon, to be IK~~jfs
lowing the r eceipt of seale<1.company, beld Dec. 8 at the Balbc». Bay
• He Is sur.-tved by' bls wtfe C ltm. Tbe compeUUon ls opeo
Mar APPROVED the request of Dor is Cba.fftn; one dauctrtU to clubs. orpnla.tlons, aDd
i.oers Savings aDd Loan Mrs. ColleeoArmstrooe. Yuc:ca busloesses.
Assn. for a curb cut at 500 Valley; his mother, Mrs. Ada Proceeds from this beneflt
36th St., West Newport, to pro-Ctatr1o Vtsa.UI· one brother will be llS8d for the teacher's
vide a driYewty approach on Eugene' ChatftD.' of KeroYIUe• welcome at the begiAnlng of the
Finley A.-e. c aw.; one stster, Mrs. Beroi~ school year aDd seholarsblps
Egan, Visa.UI, and three lfand-Jor youog people of the uea.
children. Funenl HrYiees and First, seeood, aDd third
Interment were 1D Vlsalla. Bell prizes wtll be gtno 1n the
BrOilldway Mortuary was tbe follOYiDc eatecortes: rellglous.
director. orlgloal, humorous, cblldreo'a,
o HOW SHOWING -
THRU TUES ••
OCT. 26 educaUo .. l, uouc. eommer-
eiat. forelgu laod8, community.
"ONE OF YEAR'S 10 BEST I"
Tbe criteria tor Judglor wiD
be color. compoldUon, srm-·
metry, ortcloallty ud tbeme.
TUESDAY Q.UB WILL
HEAR 'B..I.RI-TENOR'
"'THE CONfESSION' IS VASTLY
MOllE IHJEitESTIHG THAN 'Z'I MUCH
'MO/tf COMPLEX, ·MUCH MOitE
HUMAN/ Costa-Govros is a
maslet•l" -V"'c~• C-"br. N.Y. 1HR••
• _,YVes Monlond
Slmone Slgnorel .
"KOTCH "
·---a ••• ---
'
Dr 0 Glasser explains no flil
A Prt-lloo ....SO bJ Dr. 1o 1111 tall, Dr, G-
WlW&m a ...... (oa 'hlldQ' ellliMd tW pJ •••• ~'!!'I allfll at Newport-~~~~~~ MIGI __ ......._
.ehool) drew ftl'ied r•: IIF Rt elll_. t1111t TV 1i1o11t.
!rom the ·-·· no ... ~ tilt_ ... , wu ..,.._tdbrtllo UllmraiJ _.,
Women•• Club. to _.. 0111 au
Dr. Wllllam Glauer, pQ· toM tMm to
chl&trlst aod alltl>o<, -bolllc .....,.
that tchoola drop D't &ad F'l 1:10 p.m.
In their gradlq ., ...... --bow .. -Ida studeots will 1101 loot fill-_.., .-too
ortellted. He e1&1m1 tblt 11 a u.e ., ot TV
student fall• lD achool, he IJI•N cbackltl trom'
~ on h.lmself, &.Dd that &fYtac He
a stlldent an F grade lfYu blm 1a
no chance to .tart ewer apjD. ua1Dc tM
This system Ia called thepa.u/ 1Unuallte
tall system, tbt t.acber aDd el&ll 1Dto
He SU&'iests coofereoces to triMclller atiiM)Ipbert. He
replace the report cardl. 1D-he dOel lOt ten tM _,bor
YOI'rlog the parent, child aDI1 wtat qanUou to ut, tat Ll
teacher. Thls, be says, "Jets to ta. or tbe priDe ~&:a~
the student kncrw eu.ctty wbere Dtttber don be eoadem t~
he ls at." of..,. toptc:s.
He has written a book oo thb He elalms be ls DOt 1D flYOt
subject called "Schools witboul of MM1Uflty t:ra.lD1Dc. yet
failure." This Is about a pro-mllboda be ues ID tbe grotp
gram "based on IDerMied fn.. cllaeuuloa teeb.ASque are tbl
volvement, relevance, I.Dd J&mt. tt ls oae o1 tbe C(IG.
thinking, as opposed to mere trONI'IJal ar .. tbat bls mem::~ry drill." He proposes Dr. Glauer tD. "bot ;;;;,,;,.;
"a class led by t~ teacber, witb :;;~::=~~~::1 as a counseUna: group wbJ.eb Every ptac:e be
daUy spends time developtDc peus tbat cootrorersy
the socl.al reiJI)OIWblllty DeC· ODe of h18 molt ua:ectphrases
essa.ry to solve beb&Yioral aDd tn bJ.1 talkl 1s "ID my system
educational problems wlthJnlhe the ctllld ~credit tor whai
class, so that,outslde be_, 1a: be c~ot:s." Ia the question and
rarely needed. answer period, someone 1n the
•
audteDee said she was contused
by bJI claim that there were no
fallares ln his system. Shere-
ferred to a h.lgh school In the
Newport-Mesa dlstrtct. where
b1s system r..d been used, and
satd that out of a total of Z,OOO
stOOents ln the school. 1,200 had
receiYed DOUces to report lor
summer School this year. Dr.
Ciauer agreed tbat school .-as
a failure, but addedthatlnother
scOOols where teacher lDterns
aod aides were utUI.zed, they
did DOt have this problem. He
was told ttlat this puttcular
b.ip schOol ln the dlatrtct did
utlllze these extras, aDd most
of the other tnnontions, and
still bad this rate of taUure.
EXPERT WATCH REPII o-... , ......
st&ndud time returns
week.eod, aDd all ttme ple<:es j
are to be set BACK one
The otllclal tlme do
YOUTH EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
!&42-04741
14 Hilt. ANS. SYC.
AN EMPLOYMENT AGENCY FOR HARBOR AREA
YOUTH, SUPPORTED BY COMMUNITY CONTRIBU-
TlONS. NO FEES CHARGED TO EMPLOYER OR
EMPWYEE,
NEWPORT HARBO~ ENg(lJf
AR!T IECTI~ --P .. 7
BEST BUY BY BEACH
THIS Is the buy of the week In a
TRI-PLEX south of the highway b
beautiful Corona del Mar. Walk to
the beach and have Income from
these two 2 bedroom units and one
I bedroom rental. I (11 down or will .
trade for larger units. Nothing to
compare at this price ..•.• $59,000
i'
"SLIP" INTO
LINDA ISLE
A private "slip" (takes a 50 foot
boat) descends from this fabulous
Linda Isle "View Home." 3 l ovely
bedrooms, formal dining room, 4 de-
luxe baths, fireplace. An excltlng
home to entertain ln. A must to see.
$225,000.
644-7270
• • • • • • •
OCEAN VIEW
7 UNITS FURNISHED
Choice corner location for
seasonal higher grou rental.
Own Your Own Business. Good
Terms. $1 ~5.000 .
101 N. El Comine IMI• S.C.
4924177
34000 O.Mt~y Plr. Ttii.·C.,_ I.
496--5771
• • • • • • •
........ , .. y..,o,;..,
fw • Mscrl,.leinr
Curt Dosh
"I!AL TO"
a.u-'D3 .... ,n.JU~ 1no WiCOAS MWY.
Me...,.rtl ....
10 A.M. AUCTION OCT. 23, 1971
•
ROSSMOOR LEISURE WORLD
23532 Paseo cle Valencia. LCiflllla Hils
111 r-off ,.... ,_ s-DJeto Fwyl
Don't mi11 thio l>onifiod, lint & only ouclioo of the Rourno« l.aiwro World model fur·
niohin91 ovor ho:cl. Ovor 2,000 it.mo. Furniture of tho fi-t quot.ty l mok"" os 1\.tastor
Croft, Bokor, Pino-clo-Luco, .C.volo, KO¥ok Stvclioo. Mony ontiquo itoms of furn. Chine ,
l.mpo, otc. Antiquo brou bod: storli119 silvor; oil pointi1191: Chipponclalo whol·not, mir-
I'Of bod; 2-5' hood C<trvocl woocl Ctlplci....W.bros; M.C. bdrm sot, ki119n w/conopy;
M.C.Isidod com....O., Nrlolo ,top, ¥to: ......... sofao; too wop, r-motto ; 1
tier pr uystol l.mps; tlt.fop -.1 tW; pW loaf"-........ tbl w/ sill. chain; nos+ tb:o;
LXVI oloM, Wale~: botrl CIHna ••lnot, dudy yelow, 5tJm:""""' dift tbl, r..,_ .,.Ito:
J.A..C. oi~aburd, walnut botrl1t-u~ W..,: ..... ..W &~loaf heodlloord; 2 void
loaf c011ool11 & mlr?on; FT • ...no coblnol w/ br .. deft.; FT. ClliM caloinet; IMiyl; e..
critoite teefy •/ 19m. cl r .. , ..... ; ...... i tuftH IMAwd w/unepy, qtlllilll: com-
plete ........... t. rm ..... tiM rm ... , ....... o1oo1n, """"' -•~o, walnut w/brou
..,..: alumhr I• agu, •n••.tl; Mel~~ M••: curie u .. iMt, toW )Nf w/ ....... -
In II 11011 PrWop, Od. U. "-II -to I ""' a lot, Od. D -t .. II -All -..... -............ ., .. -.
•• t• c,-. .Au Jl 1
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.~•· . TlttJRS!lo'Y, OCT. 21, ~11
OORONA OEL MAR. CAU F. ••• • Newport l11dt ••• ..
• .• "
• .... 1 ltllllll Coste ...
liM Ide c-•• del ..., ,.
p.~ Bal'l'tltt l<.allf ,,.,.u
OPEN HOUSE
NEW DUPLEX
IALIIOA PENINSULA-Bay & ocean view
fl'C!m. upstairs unit. Lovely aetting~arpell
butltlns. Cin!':e tn burh. •
SATURDAY AND SUIIDAY 1 TO 5 P.ll.
1217 West a..y Ave ..
Office o,.. s.ew•r• a ••..,.
-PETE BARRETT REALTY8
1605 w ........ .....
MZ-5210
1 LOOK ME OVER
E A I am not too big, but I have 3 L bedrooms, 2 'baths. No pool Inside
the house, but you might fall In T from the patio. Nothing to take care 0 of but the Inside of the house.
R 8 ALL FOR $32,000.
FINANCING AVAILABLE
CoRBIN-MARTINj1 ~===1644-7662 ~
BIG DADDY
Ne\\", deluxe 142 unit apart-
ment complex, located in
Costa Mesa. Existing loan
is $1,300.000. Prfsent in-
eome $292,000. per year. Call
for further details if you
have $500,000. to invest.
Newport
at
Fairview
646-8811
(anytime)
I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I MLS SALES REPORT
Sales through Multiple Listing Service
of the Newport Harbor-Costa Mesa
Board of Realtors totalled $81 million
for the first 9 months of 1971 -an
average of $9 million a month! In
September, 190 sales were made for
$8.4 million, 391 new listings were
processed, 49% were sold, 55% of
sales were cooperative. List your
'' property with a Realtor. I
····~ aa•L anA'l'a
••rr•i11n.u ""' nsllfiiJ ,..o,..•n•
·-PO· lll'f' .. lnll, "IIOI'IIIIOIIM.
CCNflfDII.UIOJf 'Ill
~I "'"" 1111 •• eo.. ~~Citos ...
COM DUPLEX
South of Highway
JUST 2 BLOCKS TO THE BEACH
3 BEDROOM PLlS DEN AND A 2 BEDROOM APT.
BOTH WITH FffiEPLACES.
••••
VIEW HOME
OVERLOOKING
LITTLE CORONA BEACH
3 BEDROOM, FAMILY ROOM ONLY $98,500.
••••
HARBOR VIEW HOME
WITH VIEW AND POOL
3 BEDROOMS P LLS FAM ILY ROOM IN TIP TOP
SHAPE READY TO MOVE INTO. A BUY AT $64,900.
•OoO'O~ooo••••
PRESTIGE WATERFRONT HOMES
SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT
l linda hie Driv• -Open Sunday
Lovely. new 5 BR . 41 ~ ba hnme \1 ~~·attl ·
front ti1· rm. & dm rm Oak paneled ram1ly
rm. w frpcl. .\1a ~ttr RR \.\ llll l m~ aru &
f1replace. Sa~· & Mt '1e" ~ Sli9.500
12 linda l•le Drive
Elegant ne\' 5 BR ~~~~ ba horn e \• fo r mat
d m rm lam rm "et bar. lmpre:-~rve en·
try eourt w 16 fl mahog door~ Sl79.500
JUST COMPlETED
S BR . -4 bath home \lith 50 It dock. Beaut1·
fully decorated. with marble m~tr bath.
crystal cbardelle.rs . hn~ carpet ~ & wallpaper.
Built·m vacuum. recJrculatmR hot water,
dumbwaiter & many other extras. S285 .000.
97 lind. Isle Orin
Beaut. S BR--4 ba. home "' formal dm rm.
& family rm 3 Frplrs. Outsrde stalr'>'ay.
Buill-in gu,n cabmet & booksheh es. S155.000
Wat.rlronf loh
1\'o. i6· 3 Car garage. FaC'e~ South SSO .OOO.
No. Sti : North Lagoon exposure $80.000.
For Complet• lnformatton
On all ttorn.• & lots, plena call :
BILL GRUNDY, Realtor
........ rl aw.. at linda lsi•
:Ml IAYSIDI DR •• SUITE t. N.B. 67S4t61 •••••••••o•••••
BACK BAY
• 3 BEDROOIIS o 2 BATHS
• FAMILY ROOM • FIREPLACE
• HUGE W ALK -1H O..DSETS
o P-L-U-S •
DRAPES AHD 1800 SQ. FT. OF HEW
C".ARPETS1
S3Q,OOO
ROY R. McC.AllDLE
UALT<a
•
IT WILL BE A FIESTA THEME for tbe Vlrg:lnla Cutle
Auxiliary members of the Newport Beacb Assistance Leape
when they ho!t the preview openlng of the Harbor Vtew
Stmpptog Center Tuesday evening, Nov. 9. Pictured here,
ttom left, a.reMrs. TheodoreRobtnsJr.otWestclltf, chuter
chairman of the Aux1Uary; Mrs. James N. Enrt Jr. olthe
Blulfs, cbatrman for the preview opening. and Mrs. Gerald
Kingsley of Dover Shores, chatrmanoftheAtWUa.ry.(Enatgn
photo.)
Holiday benefit set
Mano Con Amor AuxJIJary,
Cblldren's Home Society, wtU
host a Christmas shopping
"holiday-boutique" at the VU-
lage Park 1 and 2 clubhouse,
4530 Sandburg Way In Uni-
versity Park in lrvlne. This
major lund raising event will
be hek1 from 10 a.m. until 2
p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 6,
The boutique wlllfeature hand
kntt and felt gifts, handmade
plaques, Bub! doll clothes,
decorated eggs and other unique
tree ornaments, bulletin
boards, bathroom accessories,
candles and "one of a kind "
gifts specially donated by each
member. The much ln demand
pelon "Busy" bOoks for child-
reo will be included. Ther\:wlll
be tables of house pla.nts and
"sUps," also home made good·
les, aDd a "verywtllte" elephant
table of bargains.
Mrs. Alva Wilt Is over-all
chairman lor the boutique.
Under her guidance workshops
have been held all summer pre-
paring for this aMual event.
She has been assisted by the '
Mmes. Robert Smith, James
Hodge, Thomas Phillips, John
Pinches, WUllam Marvln,
Freeman Rose, Alvin Altmu,
C. Glyrm Armstrong and Law-
rence Klein. Also theAssoclate
member s have contributed
much to the success of this
efforl. Mrs. Clyde McCall is
chalrman, assisted by Mrs. Le-
Roy Wellman.
ESSAY CONTEST
Mrs. Ivan (Gertrude) Rebert,
319 Fernando, Balboa, cllalr-
man of the American heritage
and citizenship committee, has
announced plans are beingltnal-
lzed for the 3rd annual good
citizenship essay contest In the
Tustin elementary school dis-
trict, sponsored by the Tustin
Area Wo man's Club,
The topics are: "This Is my
country" and "We are Ameri-
cans.''
·e Res~y/iug
ESTABLISHED FOR
OVER 34 YEARS AS
0/USGE COUNTY'S
MASTER FURRIER
Disliuctit·e Quality Furs
flit Newnt an~ Moi l Modt •l'l f•Oatd
Cord hr Storoq• Vault' on Ou• Pr.mo1e,
T~e Ul••moll in fur (a••
In our ow•;
Buil ding
1543-94441
("IJ(t rlt•• f:n/,.,
MISTER FURRIER
• . . of social note
It PliO York •• -Aa, N._t
A IIII>PJ' 1o41ot 1roa1 ll)'oo Beoc11 ud L. A."
lllo .... -of .... """.... Allor .... -., ,.,..
-Dr. Da'fld lito-ta-....... lbof loll • llor-
IDtOIO U1 tlllt obo U -llro, lor I da11 at Zaca I.Uo Ia
Rlcbord A. W&llw, Sbo wrltoo' tllo -1'1 I& IIIIIH -
"I ..., marrlod ooS<ptomboT tllotr home. no, lion loll re-
I to a -Mmaaaod loYIIIc lanlod !rom a motor triP ID
to tht cbtJdreo. W• bid a tbe Mew York CatatLU M~
prdtl Wtdl.tlDC brett oa. 00 talDa, where they bad a 2 ,...
'l'raJ.I Ar&tUD Faim, Saot& 1De1, booeJmooD. Her new bu•DCI
at 1 p.rn. aDd had a Santa Marla atteaded eollep 1n New Yort
tJpe B-B-Q on the troat lawn and lflduated from law aebrool
udtr the llrp oek tree after-lo Calllorala,
wudl • • • Elyee mo¥ed near So1Yarc ~+r wore a floral print chltfon sbortly after her husband' a PAUL G KLOSTER ot N
li II'MDS, yellows and coral death aDd Is amoog borses, Helpta ·deputy chief ""::
lbadea wttb a tooc tull sklrt which she Jovea eo much. The 1 State'M-ISa h•-AJlPI'I.Iod, __
ud tun aleevea. Llsaone aod Nielsen~' Back Bay reatdeoce 0 v ..... a .._...
Paul (the 2 youogest Nielsen was purcMsed by Bruce De-:::. ~~c:"" = :; :;
eblldren) were our ooly attelld-laoey of the Delaney Brothers. Loa AD 18 :..S •·-1D uts and tbey carried the 2 • • • .. •· ••...--rln A little local miss hit tbe btc sutlltioo. He JoiDidstateMutal '~EI: •• :; !rl Dd -~ latl Ume wtth a ..., .. t ln ''What's Sl.fiAp u lliiiiPf&lHr ln 110, 6' .. y e s ILU.I re ves · _. .. wu promoted to NOlor ap. attended •• some from New tile matter witb Helen. wbicb pn11tr In 1168 and 18 played recently at tbe Port b:l: vattd to deplKy • hlef wa;.:..-
Balboa Theaton.SIIemadeoueb In ,, I' l"7! pc toriiiiPto Jo'•'•~ a hit wtth ooe ot the stars ....,r .. 1r • r ---
Actress Debbie Reyoolda, thai State MutlalSutnpbebadbMG
She was invited to dance last an &ppraller ud ClD&Dclll&D&-
week at Debbie's tavoritecbar~ lyat lor Maceo Corp.
lty ball, the Tballans ball , , •
lntacl, 8-year.oldStanWtnshlp INVITATIONS 11\AILED
or cameo Shores was dancing FOR BUSINESS EXPO wtth Debbie Reynolds and Inside
aources say they were ooe of
the big hits of the evening.
Tballans is a uo~ which raises
money lor mentally retarded
cbJidren. • • •
Coach DaveHollandofCorona
del Mar high schOol may have
lost a pme Friday night but
be plned a future player the
ned morning. Philip Herbert
Holland arriYed at 5:30 a.m.
Saturday at HOI.&: Hospital aDd,
being the first tittle one, be
m~e a couple a famtly. Lucky
he Is a boy because h1s C01.ch
Dad says he'll have bim out lor
bloekt.Dc and tackling practice
before long, (He'll probably do
his kicltlng a.nd yelling at Dome.)
More than 35,000 Invitations
wlU be mailed thla month In·
vttln&: purchiator arents, top
Industrial and business necu-
Uves, government representa-
tives and others to the 1971
Southland Business ll Industrial
Expo.
The free show, only one ot Its
kind held between Los Anples
and San Diego, will beheld Nov.
2-4 lo the Anaheim Convention
Center.
George Colourls, producer,
empbastzed that the show wtU
feature a cross-sectlonolmod~
ern business equipment, much
of which can be used profitably
and etttclently with small nrms
as well as large ones.
OTHELLA CR ANE, left, ot Corona del Ma.r, correspondloa:
secretary, and Adelaide Porter of Costa Mesa, presideDt
of the American Buslness Women's Association, Newport
Beach Charter Chapter, are preparing the registrations lor
members who w111 attend the group's national convention
this week-end at Disneyland Hotel, Mrs. Crane holds her
"woman of the year" ribbon, which means special meetlnp
hoDOrln g her and other recipients. (Ensign photo.)
Church News
The Lutheran Church of the Christian Science Churches
Mlster, 2900 PacUlc View Dr., •• The Bible lesson-serm:>nlor
Harbor View Hllls --A layman this Sunday Is based on the
will bring a ml!ssage on loyalty topic, "Probation after death."
month at both the 9 and 11 a.m. Services are at 9 and 10:30
services this Sunday. A pest a .m. 1n Newport Beach, lla.m.
preacher wiU be 1n the pu~tt. in Costa. Mesa, and 10 a.m. lo
Tbe Senior Htgtl League meet-Harbor Vl.ew Hills. SGT. BURDSALL GIVEN
AWARD FOR HEROISM
lng at 7 p.m. wtU be concerned • • •
with "renewal bouse." The Plym,;uth Congregation-
• • • al Church, 3262 Broad Street,
St. Andrew's Presbyterian Newport Heights --The guest
Church, 600 St. Andrew's Rd., preacher for the 10 a.m. ser-
CUft Kano •• "R-.ch for the vlce lb1s SIIDdaJ wlll be tbe
styl" wtll be the sermon topic Rev. JosepbApplep.te.Hlsser-
ol Dr. Charles Dlerenfteld for moo topic wut be ''A walk ln
the 8, 9:30 and 11 a.m. ser-tomorrow.''
Slf:. Don Burdall oftheNew-
port B>!ach ?'Qllce department
received the 1971 CaUfornla
State flremen's Association
award for valor as a result ot
the heroic act he performed
M:tr~ll 3. Ti~ awud was pre-
sented at the annual conference
in Redding.
Sgt. Bur diill, who was also
hooored as the outstanding SU·
pervlsor or the year, w:.ts com-
mended for his alertness, atten-
tion to duty and bravery w!llch
r es111ted In the saving of a human
lire, H~ observed smokecom~ng
from .\n apartm\:nt at 2306
Ocean Front at 4:53 a.m. )D
March 3. He advised the station
·tia pollee radio or the tire aDd
state.:!, "I'll be tnslde."
He gatnOO ~ntrance to the
apartment by ldckin J: 111 the
front door and once inside lle
fo•.Ll1 John M. Wo~.keman, 35,
un consclou; on h.ls burning bed.
vices thls Sunday. • • •
The Harbor Trinity Baptist
LEGAL NOTICE Ch urch, 1230 Baker St., Costa
Mesa --The sermon topic for
the 11 a.m. service this Sunday
F -13841 will be "Is the world coming
FICTITIOUS BtslNESS NAME to an end?"
STATEMENT • • •
The following person Is doing
business as: Sir Speedy Instant The Newport Unity Church,
Printing Center, 2640 E. Coast meeting at 15th St. and lrvlne
Highway, Corona del Mar: Ave., CUff Haven --"Choat
Henry Michael Braun, 59 S. chasers" wtu be the sermon
LaSeDda, South Laguna. topic of the Rev . lnren FUck-
Thls business Is belng con-inger at 10 and 11 :15 a.m.
dueted by an indlvtdual. Sunday.
Slgoed: H. Michael Braun. • • •
SGT. DON BURDSALL Th.ls statement Died with the The Way-In Fellowship
oth~r tenants, Sgt. Burdsall wu county clerk of Orange County Church of Religious Science,
treated for sm')ke lnhalaUonaDd on: Oc t. 19, 1971, by Beverly 2411 E. Coast Hwy., Corona del
returDed to duty. Mr. Wakeman J. Maddox, deputy county clerk. Mat--The Rev. EleaoorJack-
was not in jur ed In the tire PubUsh: Oct. 21, 28, Nov. 4. son w1.11 preach at 11 a.m. Sun-
lltUTIIDAY, OC'I'. Z~ 1171
COAO-~ OELIIA!l CA!JF,
NEWPOIT H~-
JUW-FOUIIDATIOII
11AYEL A. ADVEIITUIE
SEIIES
Frldoy, Oo-n, 1171
8:00P.M.
ORANGE COAST COlLEGE AUDITORIUM
2701 FAIRVIEW RD. C.M.
.
A ~J' nMartr.A* &hila,_ ot ctMi 1McNtabl4t OI'Wftt b)' I
.... u wtlo lor ...... al , .....
u .. d tM Ide o1 a Ja,.... ..
famUy, epoke t11etr t..,......
end !MI;an ro npe.raente thelr
oqrkl •• dW)' -u. 1ft cb1e utraontiDit'Y tUm ... ~ban
In the dally reapon.ibWde.of
a rypkal Japaae• bouMboW·
the rataUW and tr&Uilftl ol
dllld.ren, lM obN"ance of ~:encu.rte~ CUIRoml ...S
rtt••· We ... madll'll youttt. -erw'• trom tn. IU'IaCt!U• ol • once feudaiiOCt«J, WI
lba:r1 tM Ill• ot a Tokyo bull• -an aa be tllt11 a nulb.
lEI WOLF6AI6
"The Soul
of Jopon"
SEASON TICUTS
(GM .. t.r •Y ~• ... lat~Ma)
AD~LT ...... Slt.H
ST~Dt:NT ..... SS .H
Slfootl• ...... ~ ....... ••• $1 .. , ................ .
tl.OO
SEASON TICKETS A VAJLABLE AT:
w • .....,. .. Horbo• IC;...,;, a .. t. P.o. eo.uo1
Hewpon Bud! 92663, '6ot2163
AJ Foteit Horcl-••
HOS Wur BolbDo Blvol.
Ne""'"'' S.od>
o,or4., H. a ... J • ...,~ ...
We~rtciiH Plu.o ..,cf
Bol .... l .l..,d
Lew_, A•••r
3416 Vlel.l4o
NewPort B•och
MARINERS CHURCH
Or. Joe Aldrich, wbo rteelYed b1a Tll. D. clelfM
from Dallu Tbtro)Qctcal Semiary, Da.Uu, Tezu,
La tht cburch putor. Tbe R., •. William Adoa la
UIOCi&te putor and 1s &Yailabie for Ytaltatloa &Dd
COUDMI1Dc,
SIJICDA Y ICIIOOL , , . , , • UO A.ll.
WORSHIP SERVICE •• 1,00 A.ll. • 10:00 A.ll.
EVIIIIIIG SERVICE, •• , • 'hOG P,ll,
~:..;;:;,;;._.1 Sgt. Burdsall pulled Mr. Wake-
• man from the Oamt-s an1 then
Sgt. Burdsall and hts wife: 11,1971, in the Newport Harbor day on the topic, ,','Change ttfe
Beverly, attended the confer-Ensign. lm; .. ;o:!~y;o;ur~se=U~.~ ••• .Iiiiii
Public Notice!
JuS T "AAIV I:O -GI'III!:"T 0 A O(
AOL.L-TO.-01:51<5 , I AON e.
8A .... 55 BIEOS, "U S T "'I AN ..,UT (. ..
C A8 t NIETS -IET C,. I£TC ,
OA.-.NGIE COUNTV•S L .-.l'tG II!:5 T
ANTIOUI: G ALLI[I'tV -
~nbrra's ~ntiqurs
2380 NEWPORT BLVD.
COSTA MESA 64!;---4870
ran door to door through the
apartm-!nl building, alerting the
ence, courtesy of the Newport
a,.ch Pollee Employ,., Asm. HARBOR VIEW SCHOOL .-.-?>-
PFO SETS CARNIVAL -r,rn""
Tbe Harbor Vtew PFO is C d I M spoosorlnr a Halloweeo carnl-orona e ar Y>.l 00 Saturday, Oct. 30, !rom
11 a.m. to 3 p.m. This llmction
Chamber Talk
By HAL PINCH IN
PRESIDEN1'
Twlnkllna: lights and creative Requests continue to roll lo
lml.llnat1oa w111 wtn some local from around the country lor
family as well as a Corona del lntormatton on our comm unity.
Mar com mercia! enterprise de-This week l!Mlu1r1es were re-
HfVed recoiPl.ltloa this coming cetved from Anpla Ebel. Gal-
bolldlly HilSOn wbeo the Cham ~ nstoo, Tuas; Dianoe Oeltjen
ber makes Its annual awards of the AutomobtleCiubofWalb.
in the Christmas Ughttna: eon~ lngtoo, Yakima, Wash.; Samuel
telt. Kestnblum, Cfticaao, Ill.; IDd
Is the main fund-ralstngacti'tty
for the year aDd the proceeds
tberetrom wiU be UMd to 1\C)·
port tbe school Ubrary, mulU-
medl& center and other PFO
pro)eets.
A coltume parade for au
p'ades wtU be held at 11 a.m.
ud prize• •Ill be awarded In
nrlolll catecortes. M.rt. James
SUit 11 In chirp of the parade.
ln eoojuoctioo wtth the carnJnl
aDd 1n add:IUOD to the bootbl
I.Dd pmta, a rummap aJe
ud -•le will be held,
Geaen.l chairman of tile tttllt
ls Wra. Coaway Cbelter.
111 addition to the prt.es •· Douctas Pederson, Gilroy, SPASTIC LEAGUE WILL
warded tor the belt resJdeottal Calli.
and commercial ..Uies, bolh Mr. Pederooo'slntorestsrUD HOLD BRIDGE BRUNCH
wlDDen wm be entered bJ the 10 far a.a to tstabUah real-Tbrl Newport Harbor Spastic c bl.mber 1D the coutwlse pa-dence aDd seek an auoclaUoa L.,.. wtU hold tbt 11th UDU&1
rade of llef!ts contest beld •ch II a real estate salesman. Tbll br1d .. brUDCb at tbeBalbo&BIJ
year. I ct.n recomme.OO. ClUb at 10:10 a.m. Oct. 28.
• • • • • • 011,._1 Clwlltmu drecan-
One oormally doetn't expect neodore Roottlt'elt ald. It: UOU, arrupmeDta Ud caa-
ChrUtmu talk much before "Efery man own a part al tda t.rpteeu wtU bt • dUplaJ,
Thlnkad•lac, but tl'lJ.s writer time aad mOMJ to the bo1tDe18 T.... cMconttou ue er•-cao~ helP bat -U tile or _, In whlc~ ho 1.... -of t11o ,_ ldolla at till
Chamber, a Mnice club or ppd. No man IIU moral rt_... UIMid Ceretnl Pally c-..
ODt o1 the dtDOmlaltiOMI coo-to ..,.._ld bla i4JI)Ott from u JOIO w. llarftrd serwt. s..a
&r•Ptlou COIIJda't cooperate or.nluttoo tblt la ltrtYiDC to Aa, ud _, bt .-cbuld _.
In arrucfor b' •ell ...,..,ro lmproro --wltllla bU -Oil b' doH"'7 .-.
••• -a1e111 ....,.. crw111-ll)llort," c~.
oou caroll .,_ 11oo tr• Ia Y-CDil Clio--· Cllotr-are lira. l1oll)'
t11o coaoo Gar--lo oollcll ,_ --~ .,._ ud lin.--.
&itWMI u.e .cMoll. Rll6dMt"1 •-~ diM ue 'ftl'd.CO.al&tet •••••rsue
et.c.llll ud tCIIIr'II'OIIJII-tlO ... 117. IDOit b*rd111•1 11-. lollllll ....._, CIJ'dl -~~ bo IIIII 1D 111111 I lo 10 1riNI a-··--.. Car--ll.--
prtllarod to -......... -: ,.. ... --· .,._ '· ..... -t: -b'-• •I ••• to 1001....._ _,,_,,._ rr-. 1. o.D1J "-liOI --· -11. .....~ •
Yes, winter winds are
coming .•• rain, hail and
chilling nights have already
made tllelr appearance.
Delight In your environ-
ment wttll our new outer
apparel fashions, which
make you woo cold weatller.
•
ALL CREDIT
CARDS •
CO.l T MOT!s·'Dr. ZIIIYifl'-the ntwtSt look
Of Itt CotaldiJ ... ItuRnllll'ltW Cll COlts. ••
Ill ••tiler c01ts. .. wutllor p10ol '"'"''d
vtlvlt:L •• swtepl•l clptJ tu dty •d ,., ..
•htlwtlf.-tfts•bln, eotrdll'lltl•a..clrtu
Md CDit.
Mil 'lA UIO ~
ISI.IMal
.. , .....
Aooillol•
t,~t.•• Notol
' I
•
CHAMBER WOMEN WIN
Do~, the Womtn'a Dl-
Ylaioo ol tbt Nft'port Harbor
Chamber of Commerce, re-
cetv.t the ftrst anmal "com-
mu."llty HrVIce award" given
at tbe CaUtorD1a State Conven-
ttoo of Women's Dlvtsions 1n
Oxard.
There are 75 womt~n's di-
vlsloiUJ In California aM New-
port Harbor survlv.t com;>eti-
Uon when 10 were selected for
outstaodln& aervtce, aM then
was nam~d top winner by the
deleptes' Yotes. Tile engraved
award was ctven to the o.,~ttfns
for their community servtce
durln&l970-n wlthspeclalem-
phasls on their youth projects.
Each mofltb the Newport Har-
bor Chamber otCommerce W•l·
meo's Dtvtslon presents a
"Do_,hln award" to a youth O!'-
pnisatlon that Is m.U.ing a
alp~.lftcant contribution to so-
ciety, The Dolpb.ln Is emble-
matic of diUgence, curiosity,
an lntelllpnt at)proa ~h to lUe,
and leading the way. This Is
the Wom~n·s Division sloga..'l
and the determining factor In
selecting the youth group to
receive the D:>lphin Award each
mooth.
February • · Orl.op Coast
YMCA, ''le&derablp develop-
meat program," Carl Stevens
Jr., a senior at Elltaocla hlct'l
.sebool.
March--The NatiooalFoun-
daUOn March of Dimes, "teeo
action procram," Stacie HUIIOG,
a juntor at Foof:hUJ hleh school
ln Tustin.
April --Fairview State Has.
pltal, "child development pro-
gram," Pamela Prince, a
senior at Costa Mesa high
sehool
May --Fotmdation of Red
Cross, "Youth" in OranKt~
County, Di.aoe Cribari, aaeotor
at Marywood high school lD
orance.
September --Senior Girl
Scoot Marloer program, Kathy
Kawamura, a senior at Newport
Harbor hict'l school.
October --(to be presented
Oct. 27) Newport Harbor High
Key Club (Kinnls Interna-
tloml), KeYin Nash, a senior
at Newport Harbor hlgh school.
Mrs. Norma K.,ner of Glen-
dale was elected the 1971-72
state president at the conven-
tion, and she appolnt.t Mrs.
F. Roy Fox, the Newport Har-
bor delegate, as her parliamen-
tarian.
ASSISTEENS pla.miDg decorations tor the Oct. 30 fashion
brunch are, from laf't, Laurie Snyder of Westcllff, corres-
pondlng secretary; Lyn Truesdell of Harbor VIew Hills,
treasurer, and Molly Kei.Ung of East Bluff, a provlslonal
member. Laurie Is a studeat at Newport Harbor hlgtt school,
and Lyn and Molly attend Corona del Mar htgtl schOOl.
(Enslen photo.)
Assisleens plan benefit
The Asslsteens Auz1Ua.ry of der, Sandy Stevens, Lyn
the Assistance League of New. Trtae8dell, and CaDdy Unger.
port Beach wUI present a The tables w111 be dtcorated
fashion-brunch Oct. 30 at Bul-with tresh chrysanthemums in
locks, Santa Ana. tall color s.
The chairman Js Kim Miner. During the past summer the
Asststtng her areJamteBeda.ll, Assisteen.s provided a free
Linda Lord, Robtn Miner, Les-babysitting service tor children
ley Rl.pley, Sue Rolettt, Karen of parents vts!Ung the welfare
Schweltter and Lyn Truesdell. department. Gokien West Coi-
N ew members, Molly Keating. lere donated a trailer for the
ALREADY MIXING UP GOODlES for the Sont: of Nonray
luteftsk and meatball dlnoer OP SWlday, Oet. 24, are Mrs.
Jonas Store of Corona Hlct'lland•, at lett, and Mrs, Halvor
Vermund of Harbor VIew H11l11, Both of the ladles are wearing
authentic Norwegian costumes, including the ma.tchlngpurses
which hang from their waist banda, and they are using
colorftll wooden plates and bowls as they would use In native
Norway. The annual dinoer will be open to ttle publlc fTom
2 to 6 p.m. at the Amerlca.n Legion Hall, 15th St. and Bay
Ave., Central Newport. (Eulgn photo.)
Recipient youth groups and
their representative wM ,ave
received the award at the Wo.
men's Division monthly mem-
mershlp 1Ul1Cheons are as fol-
lows:
ABOARD DESTROY~R
Navy Seaman ApprenttceCrtt
S, McClellan, aon of Mr. and
Mrs. H. s. McClellan of 1112
Essex Lane, WestcUll', Is
aboard the guided misslle de-
stroyer U.S.S. Goldsborougtl,
borne ported lD P-..rl Harbor
and now operattna: wlth the U.S.
Seventh Fleet In the western
Paet.n.c.
KelU Light, Barbara Loltz, Asslsteens to use as a play-~;iji .. iijjjjjjiiijjji .. iijiiiijiiijjjjjjjiiiijjiiiiijiijjjjjjiiiijjji .. ~ Debbie Martin and Terl Tlberg. room. Tbe Asststeens also ma.n
will act as hostesses for the day. the thrlft shop one Saturday a
Teenage fashions wUI be mootb.
modeled by Jamie Bedall, Peggy All proceeds from the fl.Sh.
Bla.ke, Molly Boyd, JIJll Ktnp. loo-trunch go to the Children's
ley, Linda. Lord, Debbie Man. Dental Health Center aDd other
ntng. Jennie Ma.onlng. Kim L•rue philanthropies.
SERVING THE ENTIRE HAR BOR AREA
#tit Miner, Robin Miner, Mary Jo
Stromberg, Shelly Richardson,
Leslle Ripley, Sue Rolettt,
Karen Schweitzer, Laurt Sny-
Traveling teacher honored
Mrs. Horace B. Benjamin, jamln, Davtd Boyle, Bertrum
_president of the Newport Beach Cotfey, John Heo.s ley, Stanley
FrifDds of the Library, an-LeLievre, T. Duncan Stewart,
nounces a luncheon at her borne, aod Robert Taylor Smith.
1807 Sandalwood Lane Bay-
crest, at oooo Thursday, Oct. DANCE PROGRAM
28, Ttle Gloria Newman Dance
Honored guest will be Mrs. Theater wtu present a eoocert
Delores Bowles, recently re-at the Orange Cout College
turnec:l from Nepal, A teacher atxlltorlum at 8:30 p.m. today,
1n the Newport-Mesa Wlifted Oct. 21.
ec_bool dt.trtct, abe wu ap-The prodDctioQ preMQts 3
poiated, wltlt 18 other pro:. Gloria N8'WmaD worka, "Maga.
ftl80rs, to work 1D social and zlne," "Of wtods and Urn'!"
teacher tralnlog at Trlblum.n and "Orbits." Dooa.1d Me.
University at Katmandu. Our-Kayle's "Games" wtll also be
log this special assignment 1n performed,
the teaching corps she wrote
a teacher training manual as a
ruide for tuture teach'!rs 1D
Nepal.
L!C:AL NOnC!
r -13790
FlCTITIOUS B1.5INESS XAME
STATEMENT
The following persons are
doing business as: Newport
Enterprises, 2403 Narbonne
Way, Costa Mesa, Ca. 92627:
Don G. Bryan, 2406 Narbonne
Way, Co3ta Mesa, Ca. 92627:
Joseph C. Galla1t Sr., 424 St.
Andrews Rd., Newport Beac h,
c a. 92660.
This business Is being con-
ducted by a gener al ~rtner
shlp.
Signed: Don G. Bryan.
This statement flied •tth the
cowtty deri of Oranp County
oa: Oct. 15, 1971, by Beverly
J. Maddox, deputy county :::Jerk.
PubUsh: Oct. 21, 28, Nov. 4,
11,1971, in theNewportHarbot
Ensia:u.
PLUMBING AND
24 HR. EMERGENCY SERVICE
645-3130
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
REPAIR SPECIALISTS
ELECTRI~ SEWER 8o DRA.IN CLEANING
SPACE FOR RENT
in tl.o Enai., 8ull4ing
nu E. CUIIIIIIJ., Ctnll fll I•
SEE OWNER AT THE ENSIGN
TII.NI: 17HH1
-. •••• r
STEWARDESSES from United Alrllnes presented the pro-
gram at the Oct. 5 luncheon meeUng of the Corona del Mar
Kiwanis Club at the Villa Sweden restaurant. They told of
the training they had to undergo before starting on their
jabs aboard United. Pictured here, from left, are outgoing
president Don Von Geldern, assistant manager at United
CaUfornta Bank; stewardesses ·Allee Musback and Connie
~~~~~~~~or:•:I:•:••:•:·:C:O~"i~~Ba~nd~y:; ~a~nd~~K~Iwa:Dlan:~K~urt Renfrew, W"ho Is with First
She ~lrcled the globe before
returning to Newport Beach.
Last year she received a spe.
ctal achievement award trom
Halle Selassle, emperor of
Ethiopia, on a similar assign.
meat. Announcin g
Hostesses for the luncheon
are Mmes. Aubert, H. B. Ben-IIIII National Bank.
Carpets Soft sell at Harbor .,.
CALl.. a...OZ7S ,-0,_ AN EXPE,_T
CA,_PET CONSUI..TANT WHO
Wll..l.. COME TO YOUR HOME
WITM SAMPI..ES WITHOUT ANY
o•LICUT!ON TO YOU!
A 50 yard hlct'l stack of 1,000 an easy carry handle and would
stadium cushions has been de-be just the thing for com fort at
Uvered to Newport Harbor hla:b the Harbor High stadium and
schOol, to be sold tor $2 each, for big Um e sports events In
with all proceed!; got.ng to the the Coliseum, Rose Bowl and
Associated Student Body ser~ Anaheim Stadium. Taldng them
vice ftlnd. Martners Savings home for TV cushloos ls a
and Loan Association donated popular Idea with the small
HJ GM\'m fUI\N~ the cushions. try."
Tbe student "sales pitch" The cushions :u-e sold at all
eoes somethtag Ulte this: "Tile Harbor Hlgtt home pmes, 1n
nautical desiJn (Newport Hat-the Harbor High student store,
bor high logo) makes the cush-In Westcutf Plaza stores, and
Ions Ide& I tor boats and pool. at Mariners Savings, located at
side. They are Ugtltwelght with Westcllft and Dover in Newport
ZZII HARIOI llVD.
COSTA "'""' CAUf.
r---------------------------------------------------------, BMch. ---'------
C;lGJ!t4~&~
FOR: 23 YEARS QUAL.ITY WITHOUT
COMPROMISE -NOW RICHARD'S IS
OPENING A BE:AUTIFUL NEW STORE
IN HARBOR VIEW CENTER. SOON
TWO RICHARD'S TO SERVE YOU!
'£KLv .. .ts-
marKets
LIDO CENTER
J•Jl VlA liOO, N£Wf"'R1 BIACH. CAlif 'lto00b7 Jot> '(;(I
HARBOR VIEW CENTER
IM!OMAC AliT HUM, NlwPoltl BEACH. cAll' 92t.MJ b7.)..21S5
•
UG.\L NOTIC!
F -13691
FICTmOUS BlSINESS NAME
STATEMENT
The foUowlnr per900 tsdotq
business as: RallcOO Maleol.,
1S322 Malena Dr., Salta A•:
9Z705: John H. De•lDe, USU
NaiMa Dr., Santa "--·
Ttds buatoess 11: belnc coa-
d!ICted by a UmUed putrltrsblp,
Slped: JohD 1L O..IDt.
Th1l statemeat tl1ed wtth tbt
couaty clerk ot Orance CoG7
OQ: Oct. 11, 1971, bJ Be•trll
J. M&ddox, deputy eotdyclert.
POOUab : Oet, 14, Zl, 28, NOY,
4, 15171, 1n tbe NtW'pOI't Hubal'
EDSip.
LI!GAL NOTIC£
F-lHgz
FICTITlOlE BUSlNESS NAIIE
STATEMENT
Tilt *>~ por100 Is dolo(
--u :-AB, lSUI ...... Dr •• Suta Ala: JofiD 8.
OrtriM,lSSII ........ Dr •• Sula
Ala.
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1'11111: •t•• f1lld .... ...,._ .. ~c._
.., Od. II, 1111, 11J _.,
J.M·Q' ,....,.-,~
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L-----------------------------~~----------------------------J'ed.
-
The Opening of
SIR SPEEDY
PRINTING CENTER
•
FULL PRINTING SERVICE
ADVERTISING LAYOUT AND DESIGN
TYPING SERVICE
BINDERY
•
Phone: 644·8232
2140 E. COAST · HIGHWAY , #1
CORONA DEL MAR
In
TIVOLI SQUARE
A Prophet I.ilre Unto Mo111
lliiiiiiOoiY, OCT. 21, lf71
IEAIR RCJ!!I!I:--rw t
.., .. _ .. A.II 'lloD.D..I&D.
~ ...... ., ••• .,. wa •a•=••
PRO. "IWO.I OP TMI LORD"
MU.,RIIIMttO.-Tt•••
'naN il oal:t -. Goetel--11 .... tne ., ..... of 1'100111 ..,. ,.._ a ..... a.t tMN .,. ..., e.MUt•t.. otfel'ed
.. .,._ ot -a-oL 1t -.... 1M boaiall ... It .. 10
PROM ''CMIUSTIAM aiACOM,'' COI..LtMGIWOOD, M.J..
-· TM A-'" Pul-lo U.. GelaU...:
•J ................. ...
....... ,.... ... IMt ceilrM __ ... _0/ __
.AJtO'I'II•• ooar•L: .-... • NM MtonJaiC; .........
....... ..., ,.,..... 111011. -....... ,.. ..... , .. ,.,., ol carw. ..
,._.. -~ or • ..,.... /rotA ... -·-----.. tMil,..., ..... .... _.,..,.., ... _ .. _
ctP'aiM .... ., .... Nfonl~ 110 ...
I *""' .. ~ lt 011W .... ......
-oLUr goepel -.co .. ... tMt .,eo~~. Jc W.. N
~.>~-GaJ. 1 :~9.
1bNe are lntm~e)y IDJmm
wot'Ck. 'Ibty come bubbl1rw up
h'Om. the ateam.lna: beart 01 1be-JD.
dignant a~Ue in ri&'hteoue wrath
u he leains ol ~lentloua camal
lesrallsts de:Ubforately SHkire tD
mialead eternity-bound lOUis wttb
a fi..IH meuap which could oDJ.y,
like a wil).o'-theo-wisp, lead to ruin
and dHtruction at JaaL He would
have us know It is a fearf\llly
wicked thing to trtOe 'Mth tbe
sacred Ht·llVE."ft-S('nt messqe that
has come to a needy 'NOrld declar-
ing tM grace of God to poor -:k»t
slnnen.
What tht'n is thls Gotpel of
wttich the apostle was so jealous?
He teUs wi plainly in I Corinthi-
ans 15:1-4 :
"I declare nto row tll.e goQJd
... .\0\0 tAat CAMet died /or OKr
ftJ~~t accordixg to tAe acripturee;
A.ltod tMt 1te 'IDOa btlried, alld tlwal
ke roae agaftl u,.., tAird do)l oo-
c:ordtxg to tM .cripeurea."
Note carefully : the Gospel is
God's wonderful story ol His be-
iaved Son. It is a mesnge or
grace to lK> received in faith. It
is not a code! of Jaws to be obeyed
or good adv:lce to be followed. It
is not a system of ritual observ-
ances or a c&U to submit to cet"-
tain ordin&.nee'S. It does not set
forth the claims of any hwnan
c h u r c h organization, however
venerable. nor does It Pxhort men
to seek after experiences, howev-
er remarkable, though a blessed
experience foUows its acceptance.
It simply sets forth Christ cruci-
fied and. ri~il as the Saviour of
all who bellevt> in,H.im .
When the Monnon-elder comes
declaring that an angel revealed
a gospel of salvation through a re-
stored church and renewed o~
nances, ht> is preaching another
gospel, and angt>l and man are
alike under the curse.
When the legalist comes .lnsi.lt-
ln& that aalvation Ll by obedience
to God's holy law (which In lbelf
Is just and good), he is preaehiba"
another gospel, for the Word of
God dt>CIU't's. "By the deeds ol
the law there shall no Oesh ~
Justified in his sight."
When the emotional preacher,
ignorant of the grace or God.
OOIIMS ,....,, I 1 ..,.. .... tD ....
'"wbo .... a~_,..._.. 01
a.ll 11aat tbly bav• tD God., _. 'fllltto .......................... _. ------the prb ... .,..... 011 ~· e~W& llDII <he worll that .. .,. •
ftnfshetll_ It ... Otrkt J ... fll'tlo
m .. the Alii ... ,eader, wheD 11t
)tltliled Hlm.Mlf .., delth ......
that Wt' mJcht be ~ ham
the eune of the brakft law aDd
foroewr saveocl from the ~t
to come UpClll all wbo reftaae lila ......
WbeD. tbe moden:Uat pratea 1D
clowinc terms a n d ~
phrUH ot salvatiorr by eharaetft',
salvation by altrulml, salvation by
rih.leal eultu~. M too is proclalm-
ln& another ppel, for il char--
acter could haw savt'd, Otrbt
need not have died; 11 altrutun
would have fitted sinful men for
Heaven. the · Lord Jesus would
surely have told us BO; Lf ethk:al
eu.l~ could deliver from tbt'
mak~ th~m contented as they
crowd down the clean side of the
broad w~ to eternal perditiOn.
Beroi-e there can reeJiy be an-
other gospel theN' must be an-
other Saviour and another Holy
Spirit, and this can ~r bt'. Nor
is a ny other gospel needt'd, tor the
grand old Gospel of the graee or
God is all-sufficient to save "who-
soever will," and has demol\5tnlt-
ed its power throughout the ce-n-
turies by transfonning lost. m.l:s-
erable slnnt>rs into happy, jo)'ous:
saints. Paul says, "1 am not
ashamed or the gospel ot Ouisl:
for it is the power of God unto
salvation to every one that be-
lieveth; ro th~ Jew first. and also
to th~ Gr('('k; For therein is the
righteousness of God revealed
from faith to faith : as it is writ·
tl'n. The just shall live by f&ith"
tRom. 1:16. 17). The Gos:pe1 needs
c..nly to be preached in the power
ol the Holy Spirit to hold Its own
again~! ('\"('ry imitation and substi-
tute that rhe mind of the natural
man ent'r~izcd by Satan can de-
vise. Lik£> the Bible itself it is
divinely mspired. and the refore
pre-E'mincnlly filled for the needs
of mankind. Its phiiQ60Phy rises
above all human systems like tht>
Alps above the low·lying hiUs. It
convinces the mind and satisfies
the he art. if m('n but take the
place of repentant sinners and ac.
C'-'Pt it by fa ith. It is the dyMmic
of God unto the deliveranc~ of all
who belil'\"(' it. To refuse it is to
be lost. To rt'<:eivt' its message is
to be pved.
It reveals the righteousness of
God. making known how Hf" "can
be just and the Justifier or him
that belif'Vf'lh in Jl'sUS." Satan'•
falsf" gospt"ls all pr~tt'nd to show
how man may establish his own
rightl'OUsnesa.
(COHTIHUED HE XT WEEKI
By Bclltor 1 ... R. Rice
(COMTIMURO FROM L.UT W'!l!ltl
Dr. Oiarle-s Lee F~, dean
of Talbot 1beoJogleal St'm.inary, La
Mirada. CalltomJa, wrote tht' toJ.-
Jowing ldnd words :
Dlar Dr. lkt:
t.l -.... ,. .,.., .....,. fw lin-
·~~-•=•"a"b~-~-~,••••,wu~~=•·N·~r~~ao~~--~~_.... ~"FFZ~~Idi0U ........................ ..
JERUSALEM FROM "BAPTIST BIBLE TRI8UNf:,00 H'RING,tEl.D, 1110,
Center ol Unirers11/ Petite
~----------~.-~~----------~
One reuon why all of \II should
have • •rioua, illtel.l..i,g~t intern!
in Jfl"UU~Iem i5 becall3e there W
10h11 to be no universal peace un-
n.e Foartll ol .......
til there i.s first peace in Jerusalem.
Universal peace will originate in
Jerus~dcm. II wiU flow out to the
nations from Jerusalem.
Cod established thf" nationa of
this earth. He divided the human
~ into nations. He established Is.
nel as the centnl nation.
"When the Most H.i.a:h divided to
the oationl their inheritance, when
he aepe.nted the 110n1 of Adam, he
set ~ bounds of the people
(peo .. , R V.) ac-cordinc tO the
number of the children ol Israel"
(Deut. 32:8).
Pa~tine it lsnel'a land. Jeru-
salem W l&rvl's capital
Jerusa.lem ia the pop-aphical em·
ter of the earth. Jerusalem hu bMn
ordained by God u the pverDmm·
ta.l omter of the Mt1b.
And before God is Uvouch. ,.,.
eey jot and every tittle ol Ilia or-icinaJ lane: for thie: HJ1h will be ..-~:':.1. And ""' ......... lone!
and the Gentile na~ M ~ raw end.tin.
God b.s plaM few this Nr1h. God
bu pl&M for the utianl: ol this
earth. And the ~tlon. ol ... el.lms are oot eonU...,.t • the aoa-~ tb.orW ol llt•oJ..,_ Or aa the rinn of the pw..., the ben., tlw moet .._.. _. ..._._
.... ..-..----_, ____ _
dlcMeatM -. 1....-f .... --.. _17 _____ _
--.,.... wM ....,. OiNt_. w.t
.... -turMII .. Ill-. A..d • ,... ..._ • Asdstllo -....... ,.. ·~· ... ,., ..
I I ... ...., • list .. IIIW -...
dtrt' c;.
II "* .............. ol-..
.... 'fte -It .. --..... ...... .. _. aulm •••
... Jllllll ,_ ........ .... ....... ....,. ............ . .._ ...... _ ......... . .... ~ .... , ...... . .....,?1 , r ......... .
._, ·~ .,. n ._ • ~.;::=;.:~ ~= 11 •• /P' as -
the IJeQinphical center of the earth.
Mow11 and EJijah1_ who auddenly
and mysterioualy Cliuppeved from
the earth, suddenly and mysterious·
ly reappear. Ma.es is the center of
the Law. Elijah is the center of the
prophets. Peter, James,. and JohD
are the center of the apc»tolk com·
pany.
And aU these Cftlten revolve
around the central figure -the
Son of God.
' 0 I
The ultimate cen~r ol the un,i.
verse i5 the ultimate qun:tkm of
metAphysics. There ia no que.tion
with such vast and profound CODbO·
til tiona.
1be Bible answers the quntion. "Tor by Hi.m (Christ) .,-enr all
thinp created. that are in heaven,
and that are in earth, viaible and
invisible, whether th.,.-be tbrouet.,
or dominions, or princi.pa.lJU., at
powers: All th~ w.n: created by
him, and for him:
M And he il befOI"'! aU ~ and
by him .u thi:Qp eoa~Ut (Co1.
l:llf.).
"And by him all thile c:'IOIUl"
''Consist" is from the C.tin "cao-
listere". '"eon" + "s:is1ere'" -.. \o
caUM to 1tand." .Not '"ataud," but
"ca....-to nand.
The Amer1c.n Rn-iMd Venkla
b.M a note to .. consist": ....,..t is,
'hold topther.' ..
Which means that J..ua Chrilt is
the C..uae, not oalJ ol. the um...
(unl""~ P"C*I1" ~ lrfnl:), but
that He Ia the C.u.t of tM eo-
helkln of the ~-..... tt DDl
lor Him, a -.Md"' ......U bet
would be no IDCift Nba"taDtW th-. ..,._ ........
'11I.U UDI.,.,_ ... ~
'""-N!lt.-al tD r• = I ''-tlda -.d ::-.:::::.~ ", ~-~ You ....,. ...... the lew ol ,...._
dan. but JOU wiD DrNr ........
law-ol _...... Qwls:ta ~ •
m. _____ ....... , ......
.... 'ft:te dro I ....._ ..__....n ... ....__ .. ............... a,...., ..
... ' Ct will M & ....., •
.... ...... .. a Jlllll!rl ., ~~II!: -~·11·---...... ....,. sA ...... ... .... .. .. ~~~-..... -.... .. u.llral ••• ................... _
I'Mf•a ............
_ .... -••• aN~ .. .. ow.a "< 7 .. tllsf!rsl:
.-_. I ' ,~ ... .,. ... ~-...... -, ...
.,.,. llw /o'~Wn, A ,.,.,... -,_.lMtl
lwri4rr.1 Ia• -'• -.; ..,........., 'I" ,._,. y.... (Acto 3 :ZZ).
6.r .. c-hn ::::::...J
tht wildu tea. God had dU all UQIIIled
and all t.Mr had to do wu to f411ow Ria
dim:riona til dd:aiL .
FALSI WOISIIIP PIOIIIIIliD
--... -., ...... --So God -...
~Mnupriab
tho. whoae work wu about the Taber-
nacle. He also said that tbt priests should
rt:Uive catain parts of the ftah ol ani-
mala offered for sacrifice and of the first-
fruits or the lields. The people were
warned that, wht'n ct.ey should aoon come
into the land that God had promited to
give them, they we~ not to "learn to do
after the abomi~t ions of thOM: nations."
They were not to offer· human sacrifices,
do enchantments, or witchcnt.ft:s, or be a
charmrr or a "consulter with familiar
spirits," or be ''a wizard, or a. necro-
mancer. For ali rhat do thew thincs are
an abomination unto the Lord." It was
b«:.iiusc the heathen did these things as
a part of th~ir worship of fal2 gods that
God wa~ gotng to drive them out to make
room for His people.
A SAP! Pl~llrT
GOO IS JUST
There are many people tod:l.y who say
that God, as delineated in the Okl Testa·
ment. was a ruthless tyrant and a "dirty
bully" and not wortby of worship or ev~n
respec:t. $1J("h ~ ·~~'"~':~~~]~;~\::~
Moses was human and ~ day woulcf
die, and many .,.L!:"n WODCIENCI what
would become of aD if Me.. went.
God did not teU .hen He woWd teftd the
special Prophet, but H~ did ay that.
when He came, then "unto him yc lhaJJ
heari<en ." When God ....... -Moses at Sinai, "the. people aw tJ.e
thunderings, and the lichtninp. aDd tht
noise o( the tTumpet, and tht rnou:ataid
.smoking: and when the PtOPlt: aw it,
they rf":rrKWed [trembled), and Jtood afar
off. A~ they said unto Ma«t, 'Speak
thou Wlth us, and we will het.r : but let
not God speak with us, lest we die'
(Exod. :!IUS, 19: Deut. 5:25 ). Tho
Lord had remembered the fear of their fo.t~rs .at Sinai, nearly 40 yean previous,
and mbmated th&t they would hear Him
speak th~ thit Prophet and they
.... prunloed
ya.n i.• u
be patient.
Lord doet
boca-
lor
He
Bisho_p Oxnam I
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WftriWI .... wrlteW•III ,...,....,,4 ............ ... ............... ..., .... ~ ,., latfiM.-_., ....... ,. .....
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Y111n II • fellilsl •·
N o.t.; "' .-., Qo;lo; ... .-., -Dr. S. Maxwe:U Coder, dean c1.
educ.tion, Moody Bible lnldtute,
Olieqo, wrote u tollowt : -....... -,. ,., ,.. "" .--of.., 14.1 ............... ...
,.. ................. 1 e' ••
of llo -II h • ,._. w , p;lol-...... _ .... ,....,_ ..... -, .......... -.... ... ""~--..... ......, .,....,.,w..,.•r 's .... _, ___ ..,,,
111 " -" t1llo: .... .., ""' .. ..-., .... " .... " . ....,. .... _ ..... ~, ..
~-... -....... . ..... ., "" ,, .... , .. -.................. _ -... . ... _ ,.. ......... .,. ...... ..
t .................... ..... ___ _.,. ........ .
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.._llleiR'• .....,_
/1/l--l--._ stu r
,.... 11Mb, of --· .. -·-~~~~-... -~~ .. .. _____ _ ...... _ .... _ .... ..... .,.,,. .. ... ___ ., __ _ --
would not
Scri....,...,. ___ ...
deity, --· .... ·-duth o( J-Olrkt ..... --
1\d mea, 11 11et be CXJUIIW. wcawd.
We do not need bdlddl to tMdl
WI about OuUt and the Bible.
Tbe next eamnt W'CW'd I waWd
say la that thoee who an a;,t mach
eoncemed. about Mvbts IIIDMn. wno.e creat conc:em 11: • tD -, omat 1n wtmuw 80Uia .., Him,
are not obedient Outat:laa· and
thus ftOt likely to have the hJcb
doctrine ol Str:lpture ol. ...............
nJne: acholan. A ~ a TaJ.
m-.e, a 1'c:Jrroe7, • Rfle7, or a
Rimmer, wbo were c"-e IICt a.t.t.
lDOI'e ftlled. with Ria SpUit. obe6
ently wionliV IOUla, wen tar IDill'e
Uke)y to haw the mind ot a.rt.t
about tM Bible tbu. MQ' IC:Idut7 ..........
The mlD.Ionl of drlotld. COlD-
~ Clrlatlan. wbo tluOQib . tbe
cmtr.lriftr have ....,.. lbe -...
.. tbe lnqllncl, lafalltble w..s ol.
God. are r11bt And bcDeft, ,..... ...... ..........., ..... __
,.... pUt ~ about that tNtll
but rather it!b&ice tt..
Now Wt' all.ft bumbl7, 1ar God"a
"'-· ll>la -.... -.. CUOii'DOUf Jaber. laDce '" tldllled
lDIO an active Wet• ol tbt-Yert.l
lmpin.tkln ot Cht Blb&e ID a *"" wtcJe cttibovtiiJ 1D 'has b1;r
~an qo, '" bew lbSIIIId ......,._
"""" ......... bject by·--·-tebolara that .. cauid tlbd. Aid
wt bave, God lmorn, atutlled ._
Scripture~ wtlb ...... ... ...
zeal to ftnd aD that God c......,
for Ht. Word. IIDiw ~ how ' ...
ol ,.... ol. .... '" haft wd:lllea
In JoaPaad! How IUQI .......... ol.
Jallor on tbe ~~ We
huml:tq ....... , tt to Oocl -IDI: bind ...
rROIII "SWORD OP THe (ORDu
MLIRriU:UIORO. TINM.
W<do
that,
'ROM 00CHRISTIAN MIWS..'" NIW HAVEN, MO.
"ADd God -thorn, ud God Aid liD to thorn, Be lrulttlol, aDd multiply, ud repi<Diob the
eartb. aDd subdue It; and bave dom1Dion over tbe
flab of the .ea, aDd over the fowl of the atr, and
over every llviDr thiDC !hat moveth upoa the
earth." I , 0..0. 1: !Ill
'!be Lord JeiUI ordained !hat Hlo followers
bo blptlood "Ill the aame of the Father, ud of
the Soa, ud of the Holy Gboat" (Mt. 28:ll1). Thus
the Soa of God lclentlflod the one aDd only true God.
Notr, the bloAed Savior •ccepU!d the lloolto of
Yooeo u the Wonl of God ..nt~n. IIA! lnolsU!d
that aU wbo deelred to lmow bow to aet to heaven.
bo "tloflod wltb the 10lttlqo of Mooos oDd the
Propl>eto; "They llave -. oDd the Propl>eu·
lei !hem bear !hem" (LI<. 16:29). 'lblo wu to aP.
ply -Iaiiy -re the N""' Teo..,.,! was
--· ~-the -....... -.. the SoD .. God, ........ He .... ..,. • ...., with the
••tbortl7 0( God .... dooorved to be believed
--to .. Hla fellow.J .... : "Bul If )'<! .,.:
11eve aot lllo 10lttfalro, -ollall Y<! believe My wonlo!" (JD. 5: f7).
So, !hea, !be God wllo 11 meatloned Ia Geaea1Jo
u tbe Crutor ll DOae other thaD ow Trtune God.
The wwd for 'God' then! IU<d u Ia !he plunl
form, DOt tD trw IJacular; yet the verb II 1n the •~a~~War form. Thll feolun! of the IIA!brew text
II aot -~ Ia !he Eqll&b traulotloo; It -11..-e 10 bo _..,. lilt<:: ''The Goda, He createtb tbe btaveaa, etc, ••
ltlotec:wwr, bellde tbe word for "God" u.,
"!he Splrtt of God" lo meatloned (Gea. 1: 2). The
Wonl by wlllcb God creaU!d all thlqa II the Son
ol God. "By !he Won! 0( !he Lonl _,.. the beav •
-_ .. (Pl. 33: f). 'nllo Wonl lo !he SoD of God
(Ja. 1:1-1, 1f). "All thlllcs were made by Him· .... -·111m .... 1101 aDYtbliiC-!hat-~ _ .. (v.l).
1fltldts tbe Holy Trbdty tbere waa ttllnlctaa
............... ---........ the three ~~ cl !be TrtiiJiy _.. mu ,... created. "ADd 'Cqd
ll..ld., Lat u make mu. .la ov trnaft, after our I 'tv r•; Ud let tbem have c:lom.h:doil O'W'r tbe
filii 0( .... -· ........... !be f-1 of u.. 'oolr, onici
<Mr 1M cattlt, ud <Mr all the eutb, oDd over
f1W!r'/ 01'1111"'* Ill"'* !bat c....,:ea. ._, the _ .. (Gia.l!.).
-God ..... <NOtal ' Adam .... Eve, He b'ssn I tMm Md tbla ClMDI!'t.I"CCed1 tiMID to be
lndtllol, 111111 .........,, .... qu !be eartb, ....
...... ....... -........ ulmal life -·
---Gocl-...-to.Adamud
-... -.. -God .-Jod _,.. .. :r" ..... ---.. the -<it CCiiiiiiJD. ,_--"""'111m-......... t ... .... ......... -... olllllCr .. ._ ... _
fa .... to earl)'-. OMNiWtlaa, tD -.ell -·---... ,.. ............. ola,_ "" •• .,. • .
,.. -....... lb., .. to God"l
..--............... -·-.., --ot _...,.a.patlllto .. l 'I',. <11-. TM
IWilli lwtw ........ _. JJIIrt ,Ia'~
0111·-..... I' I <II--Ill,._-
- -...., Ill 6
1
"' God; 111111 It lo ..., ______ ... _,__
-0111111 .. 3 II pol-.
~-Ill IN ........ _IIIIIII __ _
T -1,8D(a-.la=~>y-.a. II IIIIa __ .. --~ .. =•-•m""' ,.. _ _, ........................ __ ............ ... _ _.,. .. ...., ........ .
---Gift&CI ......... .. _._ ................ .
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SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CAUFORIIIA • TIDDAY, I!PT, 11 L •• Ill. C.. lhry, ud 111o
FOR THE COUNTY OF ~ II&JO, M, ol 10'11 city llmiiO. CorGII!-doHiar, oo
ORANG£ ..._, Woot IWor Blr, wu a <ilarlt of-Ill pab-
N A -..... U"NNIt44d at 8:10 p.m. It RlY· UCe ••• Jtwtlr1 ft.Juld at
o. ----ud A-, ._ ll&rl-~'lO wu lloloo-a--Billie of EVEU'l'T A, _. IIIIo, oo a eilarl' of drl•-II( ... II lilt~ C-rH-
THOMAS, &b. !VEltEn iiC .... U..Udl~ ot &leo-~. 515 Jum.IDI Att., Co-T=~£ ~=BY GIVEN bol ••• Wak Lewts Crock-roaa del Mar, at lla.m., Stpt,
to tile credlton of tile -tU, a, of Ul •-. c-17 ••• A 11110 rooorclor, tele-
•med dectdeDI tbltallper..a llta, wu arretlted at 9 p.m. Pboat IDCl $45 e&Jb. totaiY&lde b&nor claim• aaaJut tilt oald at 11119 w. c-lhrJ .. WHI $'J08, ••• bllrprlsed !Nm •-oc~eat N.,.rt, oo a <bar" of dri't-N-Doc Groomer,, !903 -art roqllirod to Gle IDe 1111116 -tbt IDII._. W. Ill-Bt•d., Wlot MOY-tbem, wltb tbe oeeeaary YOUI:h-ot ·-~I 1 _. d •-...... n1 Tbr
co,, -c-Dr., Air-
port Artt; darlllc tbt Dlpt,
• SATURDAY, SEPT, te
Joba B. H11<6, 18, of 1101
Ntptuoe, W..t "ewport, wu
urMtld at !5:30 a.m. at biJ
realdtace oo a cblr .. of PN-
ttuloo ot marl)aaM ••• Tlm-
othr Cbarlol Goble, 1&, of 50S
W. B&lbol. Bl¥d •• Ba.b:Ja, wu
arrested at 10:S5· a.m. at 11·
1aad ud B&lbol, B&Dxla, oo a
cbarrt of po....WO of --woua drup for sale. ers, lD tbe oftlce of the clerk 1"""""" I> lowlllc u acct. -•• arUir-Cbt • • • ee of tbe above eotltled eoart or deot wltb a car drlYeo by rlDp value4 at $1,100 were
to present them, ..-ltb the He-' Cblrlea Heary 0.0, 56, of :(larlaed h'om the Derlth • SUNDAY, SEPT. 2!5
eaaary •~hen, to the UDder-M5 Ma,eUao St., Costa Mea; Doaabo realdtace, 614 Iris Lomlle Roy Caruthers, 22,
llped at tbe offtce ot bla lt-tbere were oo tajlzrtu ••• A Ave., Coroaa del Mu, between of 2701 Ebbtide, Harbor view
toroeya• KEENE ,e, DtON Suitt portable telerisloa. lit nlued 8:15 a.m. &Del 8:30 p.m. • • . Hills, was arrested at 5:45
5!0 A~eo Floaoeial c'eater at $100 wu IIOiea. from the A teleftalon and a rtlle, total p.m. at 880 Jn1De, on a charge u.o' Newport center DrtYe' o.mce or James E. Dlmict. 500 nlue $400, were burcJ.arlzed of posseaslon of stolen prop.
NtwPOrt Bea,.h Cautora.i& NewpotS Ceoter Dr., Newport from the borneol TbomasMar. erty •• , JOhn Jean Welah, mea, wblcb l8 'the place o1 Ceater, betwtu Sept, 17 and t1D Geot&, 328 Narclasus Ave., 25, ot 851 Baker st., COlt&
busl.aeaa or the UDderslped ill 20 ••. stereo equlpmeot vat. Coroaa de! Mar, between 12:30 Mesa, was anested at 2:40
all matters perta1Qlq to the ued at $255 was burglartltd and 6 p.m •.•. Lua:ace valued a.m. at Riverside and w. Coast
estate of said deeedem within from the home of Robert Ber· at $578 was burglarized from Hwy., MulDers Mile OD a
t;,ur moDth• after tbe a.:stpub· nard laac1011, 5401 Seashore the apartment ot Judy Ann charge of possesatoo ~f stolen
Ucatton of this DOUce Dr., West Newport, betweeu ()pats, 19'70 16th st., Newport property . . . Steven Kelsey
Dated October 15 i9n 2:30 a.od 5 p.m. Helcbts, between April 27 and Ewald, 23, of 4401 SeashOre
M. C. Cronic, ExecutOr ot • WEDNESDAY, SEPT, 2Z Sept. l7• Dr,, West Newport, ns ar.
the WUl of the aboYe ramed Bertha S&lawa WU.soo, 51, of • FRIDAY SEPT Z4 ~ rldested at 1:30 a.m. at his res.
decedent 5221 Hlram Lane lrYtne wu • · ence oo a charge of assauU
KEENE & D!ON, Attorneys arrested at 10:30 p.m. ~ san ~~~Leon Blakely, 58, of on a police oftlcer; also ar.
at Law 820 Newport Center JoaqulD Hills Rd aDd Jamboree · ean Ft., Balboa, was rested, oo a ebarp of inter-
Drive 'Suite 510 Newport Newport Center· after her car ~r::. at lZ:ZO a.m. at ZOO ferlng with a pollee om.cer,
Beach, CA. 9Z660; 'Telepbooe: struck a tratac'StgDat pole in cbu of BlYd., Balboa, on a was Stephen Ahlers Hummel,
644·8181 Attorneys for Ex-the ceoter of the street· she U "tso l..atoxlcation iD pub. 23, of Torrance • · . Rooald
ecutor. • suffered only mloor ID~tes c; a arrested on the same Ray Eggan, 22, of 2938 w.
PubUsh· Oct 21 28 Nov 4 Doaald Eugeoe Hartley charge, was C_bester Lyle ftar. Coast Hwy., Mariners Mile,
11 1971 in th~N~~t Harbo; is· ~r 455 N Newport Blvd' rls, 51 • of 351 E. Balboa Blvd., was arrested at 4a.m.at Wash.
En'slcn • N~wport Het&bts was arrested Balboa , •. Steven Jobo Hit. lllgton and E. Ocean Ft., Bal. ' at 3 t 2 F sh1oo 1 land Uer, 21, ot 2912 W, CoutHwy., boa, on a charge of possession
SCHOOLTEACHER LINDA MOHLER, at rt&tat, a hooey-
blonde from Newport Beach, Is ski queeo of the oew Orange
Council, but she has competltioa tor Southern Cautornta
hooters from bloade GU Brobeelt, a houseWife and mom,
also from Newport Beach, who reigns for the Southern
Council. The two beauties were selected in a n1ne.nour
cOOtest at RocheUe's Convention Ceoter tn Long Beach.
Miss Mohler won from a netd of 11 Orance Couocil con-
testants, while Mrs. Brobeck, mother of two tots, defeated
17 other Southern Council entries. Tbe 2 wiDoers wt11 vte
for Soo Ball queen honors and relp during the annual
ki ckoff to the 1971-72 season, an 01Jlnpl.c year, Tile ball,
to be held Oct. 29, is a tuOO-raJ.slog eveat for benent ot the
U.S. Olympic team aDd the junior sld program of the Far
West Ski Assn. p.m. a a 8 • MulDers Mile, was arrested of mariJuana David Pa
UGAL NOTICE -00 a coarr of petty theft ... at 9:30 p.m . at his re-oce trice Dapper is'~ 2002 ear" LOCAL ALUMNI GOING TO SC HOMECOMING
-F-134&9 · ~~gor~est~fn.t":"Y•N:~~ on a cbarp of possession ot raoca, the siutrS, aDd Charle;
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME Heights was arrested at 10 .15 marijuana , .. Mary Julla Laurence Bing, 18,of422 Fern-lSC alumni in the Harbor Uvtttes, followed by thetootba.U
STATEMENT a m ai lSth St aDd Red~ Bo)ko, 25, otz412Rarbor Blvd., leaf, Co'rona del Mar, were u -area will join in the celebra-game, USC vs. Washington State
Tbe following persons are • • · 5 Costa Mesa was arrested at rested at 110 In th 1000 tioo of homecoming oo Nov. 6. in the coliseum. Those inter-on a charge of interfering with 11 .10 • : a.m. e A dolog business as: Aartba Co., a pollee officer Christo . p.m. at Dover and W. block of Mariners Dr., Har. lumDi wUI meet at 9 a.m. at ested 1D. going should cootact
350 East Seventeenth Street, pber David Ac~ · · 19 of Coast Hwy., near the entrance bor Highlands, 00 charges ot the lrvtoe Coast Country Club Bob Hildenbrand at 540-81Zl
Costa Mesa: Robert E. Tta"'Der, 314•112 Onyx aa::-Isi&m to Bay Shores, oo a Cbar.Je of possession of marttuana •.• to board chartered busses to earl)' so enough busses can be
Z278 Rutgers Drive, Costa was arrested 'at 12 .40 am ai drh1ng ~bile under the tn. An adding machine and san SC cam;uasforbomecomtngtes. cbartered.
lltURIOAY, OCT. !~ ltll
OOROIIA DEL 1!A1!. CAU F.
1c OCTOia
SPECIAl
OIIUEI
CUAJm» I'OR 1•
wit• ....... •!l•'f
Cle•let erller
EXCWSIVI
OUAitANTIID DaAI'IItY CUANING
540-1366
., .. c.-~
642..0270
1102 ~ aw ... 17tto, c .. t .....
Mesa; E. V. Soderberg. 428 23rd St aDd N · rt fn' d nueoee ofalcobol .•. Clothing cover valued at$154 were burg.
Westminster, Newport Beach; Centrlll ·Newport ew: a c~.;:. aDd$ sporting equipment value1 larl.zed tt:om the Trans PacUlc
James Peter Barrett, 231 Kings • ,.-at 100 was stolen from a car Yachts co Z40C;W coast Hwy
Road, Newport Beach; Charles or lpoSRs;;oo :f ~!~ ~~ belonging to Richard B. Dick. Mariners Mne d~lDgthe night'
Cringle, 327 Emerakl Bay, La-sa e · · · urg rs e___,. • soo 213 Diamond Ave Balboa ' ·
CUOil Beacb; Thomas E, Helfer. ao estimated $980 In )ewelry Istaoo. whtle 1t was ~ked at WI TH l AN Dl N G FORCE
oao, Z9Z7 Greenville Street, ~om t:, ~~~ s:~ ~esl-2601 East Bluff Dr., East Bluff, Marine Pfc. Carl L. Martin
Santa Ana. ence, ·• e P· duri.D.g tbe night of Sept. 4 . . . Jr., 23Z7 Tustin Ave., West
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Thls business is being coo-port, between 3:45 and 4:45 Ao auto tape deck valued at Upper Bay, is lD the Medi-
ducted by a partnership. p.m. · · · Divlog equipment $140 was stolen from a car terranea.n with the Second Ma.
Signed: Tbomas E, Heffernan. ;:tued.:! ~:;t.:!!herburgLiarlndlHd belooglog to David Paul Myers, rloe Division, home based at
Tills statement filed with the om -say 204 Coral Ave, Balboa lsla.Dd Camp Lejeune, N. C. He is
county clerk ot Orange County residence, 204 4ZDd St., West wb.lle u was pa'rted at 400 w: part of La.ndlDg ForceMedlter.
oo: Sept. 29, 1971 , by Beverly Newport, during the night. Coast Hwy., WestNrwport,dur. ranean, which wt.U be aboard
J. Maddo:r:, deputy cotayclerk, • THURSDAY, SEPT. 23 lng the night .of Sept. 23 •.. several ships of the U.S. S~
PubUsh: Oct. 14, Zl, 28, Nov, Deanls Charles Moore, Zl, An electric typewriter, val-Fleet while deployed.
4, 1971, lD the Newport Harbor of 2110 N. NewportBtrd.,Costa ued at $4'15, was burglarlt.ed LEGAL NOTICE
Ensign. Mesa, ,was arrested at 1:15 ttom the Presley Development F _13682
L!GAL MOTlC! I,~GAL MOTIC! LIGAL MOTICI FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME
STATEMENT
ORDINANCE NO. 1408 secUoo wttb the DOI'thweaterly angles) from tbe northwesterly The followtog person Is doing
AN ORDINANCE OF THE · botmdary line otTractlfo,lUl; llDI of Jamboree Road;,tbet~ce buslDess as:Jersey-WestYacht
CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH theoce soutbwesterly,southerty •oatlnreaterly 700.00' along sl.les at 2300 W, Coast High-
ADDING SECTION 20.08 .• aDd easterly along aid bOund-said ~alleiUne; thence west-way, Newport Beach, Calif.
125 TO THE NEWPORT ary l1De aod easterly aJoq tbe erty ID a direct Uoe to a polDt ornta 9Z660: Jetrrey Lynn
BEACH MUNICIPAL CODE, northerly boUDdaryUoeotTract 011 a Une 150.00 feet south of Marsh, 1691 Mesa Dr., Apt.
ENTITLED "SHORELINE No. 1210 to the centerliDe or Sta. 19 as established per Su-E-4, Santa Ana, Ca. 92'707.
HE 1 G H T LIM 1 TAT 1 oN Dover Drive; thence northerly perlor Court Case No. 20436, · This buslDess is coDducted
ZONE" along the centerline or Dover said IIJJ"e belng paraUel with the by "an 1Ddlvldual."
The City Council of the City Drive to the westertyprolonca· cea.terlloe of East Coast High-Signed: Jeffrey Lyon Marsh.
of Newport Beach. does ordain tloo of the DOrtherly Uoe of way; thence westerly along said This statement was ftledwlth
as follow s : Lot 1, TraCt No. 1125; thence parallel Une to a natural con. the County Clerk of Orange
SECTION !.Section 20.08.125 easterly alongsaldprolongatloa tolD' l1De bavlDg an elevation of County on October 11, 1971 .
Is added to the Newport Beach aDd along said oortherly Uoe to 25 feet above Mean Sea Level; 478
Municipal Code to read: the northwesterly llDe or ~r thence westerly aod southerly Publish: Oct. 14, 21, 28,Nov.
''20,08.125 ShOreline Height Newport Bay as established per along said contour tiDe having an 4, 1971, In the Newport Harbor
Llmltatloo Zone. (A) lDteot aDd S~CMJrlor Court Case No.20436; elevatioa of 25.00 feet above E::;os=l""::.:.· :':'.,--:~~--
Purpose. The purpose of this thence northerly and easterly Mean Sea Level to the ceater. -LIGAL MOTICI
section Is the Umttatloo of along said Une of l%Jper New. Une of East Coast HJgbway; F _13690 buildlngs and structures on port Bay to Sta. 65 per Su. theoce continuing soutberb' and
water ..oriented properties perlor Court Case No. 20436; easterly aloq said cootour llDe FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME
wlthln the City of Newport thence easterly to a r.tural to the eeaterUDe ot Jamboree STATEMENT
Beach. It Is the lntert of this cootour 1iDe having an elevation Road; tbeoce soutberly aDd The folJowtng person is doing
section to protect the ptlbllc of 25.00 ft. above Mean Sea easterly aloog the ceoterllne of business as: Rancho LP, 13322
peace, health, safety, a.nd c-· Lenl; thence easterly aloog Jamboree Road to the ceoter. Malena Dr., Santa Ana: Jobo H.
eral welfare, aDd to presene .sa.ld eootour tiDe to Jamboree l1De of Bayside Orife; tbeoce Devine, 13322MaleDa.Dr.,Santa
the natural beauty ot Newport Road; thenee southerly alone IOUtbeuterly along tbe center. Ana. eaY by llmttiog the height of Jamboree Road to Eastblutr l1De ot Bayside Drive to the This business is being COO·
sborelloe denlopmeDtapeDdlng Drive; tbeace southwesterly a-ceoterllDe ot Bayside Place; dueled by a llmUed partnersllip.
the eomplettooofclty-wtde gen. lone Eastbluff Orin toBacld:lay tbeoce southwesterly aJooc the Signed: John H. Devine.
erl.1 planDtog stootes. Drive as described 1D the deed ceoterUne of Bayside Placetoa Tb.ls statement ftled with. the
(B) Helgbt UmitaUon. No recorded lo Book6901,paee207 utural contour llDe baving an county clerk of Orange County
buUdlng or structure st.all be of omctal Records ot Orange elevation of 25.00 feet above on: Oct. 11, 19n, bJ Beverly
, erected, In excess of thlrb-ttve Couoty; thence 'festerly Poe Mean Sea Level; tbeDce south. J . Maddox, deputy county clerk.
(35) feet In height wt.thin the said Backbay Drive; thence erty aDd euterly aloo.g said Publish: Oct. 14• Zl, 28, Nov • ~ SJi,reUne Het&bt Umltatioa westerlY and southerlY alollg contour ll.oe to the southerly 4, 1971, ln the Newport Harbor
Zooe, more partlcularUy de· Baekbay Drive U ·descrlbed 1D bouDdary Uoe otTraetNo.ll16; Ensign.
scribed as follows: tbe deed recorded In Book 1037, tbeoee southerly a.loaf said LI!~A.L MOneE.
Beg:lrml.og at tile lDtersedloo pap 269 or Oftlclal Records ot bc:Mmdary Uoe of Trad No.l116
of the westerly city bcMD:Iaryof Ora.nce Couoty to the oorth-a.nd aloog the aoutberly bouDd-F -13789
Newp>rt Beach I.Dd the eiater. wellerty prolollption of the ary Une or Tract No, 3357 to FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME
llDe of West Cout l:l11tnrayas oortberly 11DeofTractNo.8230; the euterly etty boaodary ot STATEMENT
establl8bed per Anaelllloo No. tbellce euterty aloo(tbeoorth-Newport Be&cb, u Htabllabed The foltowlnc person Is doing
&e ot tbe CltyotNewport Beach; erly llDe of iaid Tract to the per ADDtzatioo No. 61,; lbeoce buslDess as: Raoebo Majorca,
tbeoct nortbertr, ..-.b' a.ad mOlt e&sterly corner ot Lot 83 JOUttnrellterly, ftlter)J and 1565 Vta Majorca, Laguna
80Utherl1 alooc the eUy bouDd· ot Aid :rnct; theoce IOIKh· DOI'tbeuterly &loDe tbe · city Bellch, Ca.: W:alter EdWin Ott-
U'J of Newport Btacli to the westerly aloclc the southeast-bouac1arJ of N8'1f1)011 Beacb to mer, general partner , 1565 Via
aorttierb' lliie ot ADDeDHoo erty line or satd Lot as to tbe tbe Potat of Be&t•ptoc Majorca, Laguna Beach, Ca.
No. 25 Of 8f1d city betac tbe eenterUIMt of Vllta Del Pta.,a; (C) Espl:ratioa DUe. Th1S This busloess Is baing eoo-~ty 11M oi .WMt Cout tbeoctJ!'utberlYaloacVl*Dtl HCt1oo lbaU remaiD iD tftect ductedbyallmttedpartnersb.lp.
Hllbftr; flleDCt ea..tteriJ aJoac Playa to tbe ceelerllDe ot VtM:a aDd 18 bee tDr a pclod of 006 Slped: WaHer Edwlnottmer.
oald oortbtrq lllit· ot West Dtl Oro; tbellee to a toatbtrlr (I),_. INm tilt tl!tdiYt-This statemeot ftled with the
Cout HlcbftJ *9-tbrt ftttuty dlrectloo aloa.c tbeceatetllatot ot lbt ordii&Dee.. eouot)' clerk of Orange Couoty
11De otA.DDea.tloDNo.!S!S;tbtDet 'Vista Del Oro to lbt wetUrlJ SECTIOff 1 ;,. ......... on: Oet. 15, 19n, bJ Beverly
oortbtrq atoac oald ,_.lr -.., of Tra<l No. 1117; tbtll bt po~~llietd -Ia tilt J. lladdoll, deputy c01111ty clerk.
UJit to a Uhe ponlltl wttll ud Ill_, toatbtriJ ud _., omc:lal·-of tbt CNr N>uo, Oct. 21, zs, ""'· '·
ZSO' -•IJ (--11 atoactl>t -rrofoaldTnet -ud lllo ... Aallbt,_.; 11,1971, In tho Newport Harbor
rlpt aorlt'&) -tbt ·--·st'M ud . tUitriJ atoor tilt 10 da!'l -·a. -of lit Bollp. UJit of woot ·c-·llltlnrtr; _, _, qtTra<tllo, ....., ·
Ill-• -lr lloor told par-54IS to Jam-_, -. 'Ria ...-.:o ,.. -
allol UJit to u --.-q ~loacJ.--.-11 a....,.. -~~"' with tilt ·-q -to bot _., !lat "' Tract 1M City c-of tM City of
loop!Joo of tbt <-!lot of No. IM7; -• -lr alOor ll._t -lltld ,. tilt Ulll
-···-·---,-....... ., ...... __ . ., ., ....... 11'71,..., .... _., aliN ·ald ~-erl!'lftl<npiJoo!Dtllt._ald ...,..., ,. tilt" IIIli dar "'
!ton 1811 atoor tbt --of _, Dri'tt; --001.. It'll 111 111o a.--, -·AaA-IDii!Octnllor-WlJatoor......,llrlfttolloO -.toWII:
llat"'A-IIr,.e;tMioot-· -IW!r ... tf -lfW A.TII,COoilc::ILMIII:M-.,
·WI!' atoortllt_IM.,4--r-dod Ia-11, .... KJIOIO. Jlottro. lllrll, ~ -tD tilt ....... .,_. tfParoollllfO; ___ ......
·--A-an • orlratoortoldwlliWlriM"' 110D, COIIICIUIU· c-1. ...aw:dZttrallletlleDIIIilr-,... 116)tlte was 1 IJ u.ft co111Cwa:itd"• ..... ~-4-ll>jlle ....... , ... _,_ LP'-.
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• IMJeiWI'ORT
ton A 1111111
MANNING'S
COLLECTOR'S SHOP
•'•• .. ••••,Mlnl•..,,_.IMt-•11.""• .,.. ........ , .....
aUY, &ILL Oil TaADI:
...... ,..., ....... c.M.
11•00 TO 5• J0 DAILY
SUM. & ..ON.-~. M. ONLY
642-9251
• Beauty S1lons
!.i!owz<-'0
BEAUTY NOOK
2732 E. Coast Hwy
Corona del Mar
Phone 644-7336
• Bicycles
~~ S ".i'$c1klt~
0><3
SALES & SERVICE
•20 f , 17TH ST. COSTA litES-A.
646.no6 -646-6155
MALCOLM (BUD) CUTLER
DISCOUNT
PRICES
ON CARPET CLEANING
Tustin Cleaners
Dt•-• ._.,_, wtll fwftl .. ,.., -. t.•• •r •Me• ..
1-..t~W~c-
For lnforrMtiott
C•ll Chri1topher
136 4067 or 527-6506
WOS L I!DtNGU., UMT A AMA
•
Self-.:mu laundry
AD nt:w -latnt mocW
Fripdairc ......
llQO E. c-·Hwy., CDioil
,._, 67).-
• Elecb ICIII
ELaCTIIIICA.L lltRPA
e MPROVDIRNTI
FOil
ALL OCCASIONS
Dilhlrl T.sh
FLOAI$73
Call these merchants
for the best
in service
. .._ ....
fRIED CHtCK!H
645-5990
1 hOO A.M. te ftiO P.M. DAILY
CLOSED TUUDAY
291 E. 17TH STREIT
(AT SANTA ANA AVt:.)
COSTA MESA
'"" ""O"'T 0" •un.DI N 4
II:M~I'IIUM ••UIU(IH4 P..OT
• Hearin& Aids
HAL AEBISCHER
Proper Fi tti'lQ Assured
3409 E. CGist Hwv ..
Coron• del M•
175-3833
• Kennels '
..
5 S.A.
WILCOX.CftiTTENOEN
HARDWARE ..... ...... ··a..r.-...... ZNOW.C......, .• N.I . ..... ,
z.-.MPAttrTI
POl LOCAL MIWS
su.•sc••••
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CALL 17H1fl
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IN NEW"' .. T 8£ACH
OfF~ee Furniture
DESKS • CHAIRS
FILES· SAFES
OFFICE SUPPliES
I ST"-TIONERY
• Nuneries
Shn~b&. Interior Planu
Tropial A. Trea
l..etic:idel and Fert:illiur ....... c._... • ~U\11
FRE£ DELIVERY
Corona del Mar Nursery
1744 E. Coasl Hwy. 675.{)160
•P1int Wallpaper
HARBOR PAINT
1: WALLPAPER
PITTSBURGH PAINTS
~LiDo
13,/JOOPATTERNS
OF WALLPAPER
2919 E. Cou& Hwy.
Coroaa del Mar
(NIIXT '!'0 POaT TII&Aftlt)
Pbc>De: 1173-2033
A. R.MARSAC
PL'UIIaEil
700 <Amltion Aft.
Coro-deiMar
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wAnaaaAnu
67~1-
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SECURITY SYSTE MS
1"0• NOMf AND IIJIIMfM
f'Mf MOlT I"Ofi'UL.U CHOICf.
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c.l 547-4116
AUIAfiNAIW
Mas~navox
DEALER
••w6>crc .1Crvicc •a4•s {t ... ,., .. ,. ..
• Color Stereo Th-tol:r.,ol
• Color TV Conaoln
'ortobltt • Moonc>chromol
TV • Stereo Consol ..
Compon•nt Svstem•
Tape Recorder• • Po,rt·l
able •nd T•b14 RMioel
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•• _.,.,;cc ALL ••••.t
SIIVIMG ALL Of
OIIAMGI COUNTY
a.a. 110 11 p,a ,•7 U,otl
s.JJI.W '11.1,
CJ.Iwilitlt Stnnc. u.-1
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1WIIDaY, OCT. 21,1171
IIDIIIIIAIILIW,CMJ,.
1.1. ~woroti01-
Joeto.. _ Yep~ ......... Agenda fOr Planners :;:.~~ ... ~~
• SA VI! NOW I c:.::.:O -..=:: 110 •--. $4.100. ' -•--...._, io .., eo ud -10 .., 7'7.f. 10. Flal -"''!'fact '1'510, c .... Jar • :!.!::' :~:~i .... ..,,..., o1 a •UU.. • YDI4D.·I·U OJif Bt.OFP cee• rIll! wt.n "Mr 'dtw u. a • .._... ot aaua, DrteJ... abcliYldiAc u.sn acr• 1.ato ill, tau-out r Urpart.
dollaro II> lilt llodldllc ""rolt -....._ 4 PII'IOIU, .. b .. __ U.lll II Ill -.. op-Co. 11> croo1o -lol, " llop llmllJ loU ud -Briolo1 81., IIU lila
ON .. HOTO
CH"ISTMAS
Ia arbor
U you are • newcomer,
know of a newcomer to
the Hubor Artla who h.u
not been welcomed, do
her a favor by calling the
Harbor Visitor between 8
And 10 a.m. and she will
call on your friend with
valu.able information and
gifts from friendly buli·
ness firms which. ~~",:~~ rudy to help her b
with her
rurround.ings.
TH E HARBOR VISITOR
PHONE ' .... ,388 I ....
~ Ill N-S.cll darlo( lor U --~ llotl!rooml, Ia Cll1 Hall al I p.m. -1. I.J'lt acn1 Ill U'll, 1o< lilt 1o1 lbr lud-11(, -11
tl!o lint I ....U ol Oetoblr. ~ $41,000., <lot. II: ·•-Projoet, a CDmii!V-ol su Joaqolll Rllla Rd, ""!
Followi!Jc pormtt.o woro-• BAY SHORES I. ~ ol tl!o -.rd S, ctal Malop-a1 11!1--Wtllltrll' ol SpJ Glau Hllll
llllllt-ol$1,000a!!dOYor: Addttloo at 1111 CrtiM'J' WrtptC-octlooCo.otAoa-..t coroor ot E-St. Rci.,Harl>orVtOYIIoalu.
'BIG CANYON Drl•o, $11,100. l!olm lo< ~ ~.l'•z-ud Doro SL, wolllorlJ otlllc-II. Ftaa1 map ot Tnct ?411, R. 8, Smith tne., 7 permits *WEST UPPER BAY prCIPifly ta Balboa from C .. l to Arthur BIW'd., Dell' the airport. tubdlYidiq 19,93! I.Crtl lllto
tor aincJe fl.mlly homes, rue-Artbur Moyer, a nt:uunlDc C..O-IL Owaer of tbe property e. FLail map ot Tract ,-,11, U 11Delt tamtly loti ud ODI
!Dr iD Ta.lue trom $50,000 to pool, 1016 Ocrrer Dr., h,900, 11 the Saata AM Valley lrrl-aubcUYidlnc 1!1,148 1c,..1 1Dto tot tor laDcltc~PlDr, aortherlJ
$54, '100; total, $Sf8,ZOO. r.·u Wells • SOnl, 7 permua catiOD Co., Orup. 1% slDcte famtiJ ·lots aDd 2 of San Joaqutn HUt. Rd. alld
• EAST UPPER B.A.Y for ldn(le family dWelliap 00 2, Ttot&tln map of Tract 1ott tor JaDdaeaplllr( at the Westerly of Spy Glau Hill Rd.,
Phlleo Ford Aeronutroo.lc, 'o Galuy Dr., ran&inr from $51,-'748!, a 1ltldit111oD of 10 acr .. northwest coroer of Su Joa-Harbor VIew Homes.
foot tower, Ford Rd., $1,000, 400 to $65,200, for a totahalue tDto 18 llqle flunuy lots on qtdn Kills Rd, aDd Spy Glasa 12. Use permU apptlcattoa
• NEWPORT of $408,250. tbt wettuj:J 8idl of ln1DIAte, HUI Rd., Harbor VIew Homo. of Park Newport lor tempor-Matt Osborne alterations at bttweeo FruciiCO Dr.&DdiZad a.ry uae of 11 peDD&Dt flip.
3507 Finley, $4,0oo, ABOARD CARRIE R St., Well lWor Boy.TIIoM-LIGAL MOTICI 13. Uto permit appUeaUoo ~!!!!!!
Mal Tellolan, alterations at Navy Petty omcer Thlrcl eloper Is Burceu·Doocrtu of . of Restaurant AdYeotures Ine.,
428 31st St., $1,000. Class Grerory L. Chavis, sooof Coroaa del Mar. F -13689 Lone Beach, for sen1nr beer
• UOO ISLE Mr, and Mrs. DavldJ. Chari.sot S, Use .permit applleatJoo of FIC1TriOtli BtEINESS NAME and wine 1n a reltauraot at
Mrs. E. WUllams, add dining 4702 Neptune, West Newport, Satarars Safety &Del Sentce STATEMENT 511 E. Balboa Blvd,, Balboa.
area, 301 Via LidoSoud,$2,800. and husband of the former Miss Club ot Newport Beacb llor a Tbe fo1lowtoc Ptl'jiOG iadoiog and permission to provide the
William H. Jahns, add bed-Karen E. Anderson of zoo VIa mulDe t'llel11lc fac111ty at 105 bus1Deu as: Rancho Cattlsh, required ott-street parking ln
room over garage, 119 Via Aotlbes, Lido Isle, Is aboard E. Edrewater aod llllderlf'OI,md 1S3ZZ Malena Or., Suta ADa: the etty parking Jot.
Koron, $8,000, the attack alrcntt carrier storage tanks at 416 E. Balboa Jotm H. DtflDe, 133ZZ Malena. 14. Use permit awlleatlon
Dr. J. M. Johnston. addition u.s.s Constellation, which has BlVd., Balboa. Dr., suta Ana. of the Church of Jesus Cbrlst
at 65? Via Lido Soud, $1,000. just g,Ued tor the western Pa-4, Use permit appUeatJon of This bultuess ls bel.ng coo-or Latter Day Sa!Dta, Newport
• BALBOA ISLAND clnc. Tbomas M. Lowen for patron dueled by a UmUed partoer. Beach, for addition of ezeeu-
E. LlppnJk, addition at 222 da.Delng at Doa the Beachcomb. ablp, Uve offi ces and library facill-
Pearl Ave ., $?,000. EASTERN H.Q. SET UP er restaurant, !901 E. Coast Slped: JObn H. Devine. ties at the church at 801 Dover
• CORONA DEL MAR Or. Stefan Tenkoff, president Hwy,, Corooa del Mar. This statemeot filed wtth the Drive.
MUburn Harvey, addition at of NutriUte Products lnc., 5. Teotat!Ye map of Tract county clerk of Orance County 15. Use permit application
619 Acacia Ave., $5,000, Buena Park, announces that tbe 7519, a aubd.1vtst9o of 14.! ac-oo: Oet. ll, 1971, b)' Beverly of Bob Teller EoterprlHs tor
Harry Cary, garage apart. corporation has opened a sales res into 61 lots lD Bic Canyoo.. J. Maddox, depui:J eotmtycletk, a 2 bedroom over an
rnent, ?0? Hellotrope, $14,24?, otftce and wueOOuse at 140 &. Request of Henry Buck-Publllb: Oct. 14, 21, 28,Nov,
• CAMEO SHORES Amsterdam Avenue, Teaneck, lngt.m of Pomona for rea Urn-4, 1971,1n the Newport Harbor Newport 8Nd1
G. Herbert, addition at 4615 N.J. The facility will be headed ment of lot Unes to cr11.te 4 Enai&D. 844-4031 BALTZ Brighton, $12,000. by John Brockman of Newport parcels, each 45 by 60 feet,
Addition and alteration, 4515 Beach as sales manager. He Is on the north side of E. Balboa TAKES NURSE' COURS~ MOR TlJARJES Gorham, $6,000. being transferred trom matn Blvd., easterly ol K St., Bal-Navy Eostp Kathryn 14, Guy,
• HARBOR VIEW HILLS company headquarters in Buena boll, wbere the elisttnc 4 PIU'-dauchter of Mrs. Pbyllls W,
1741 SUPERIOR AYE. N. J . Dick, swimming pool, Park, where manufacturing t.a-eels are 30 by 90 feet. Bolla of 644 Surf st., Costa
COSTA MESA 1963 Port Dunlelgb, $2,800. ciUttes also are located. ?. Request of Henry Buck-Mesa, Ills graduated from the
Parsons, swlmm1Dg pool at Ingham to create 2 parcels, ourses and medical
Midway b-2424 1700 Port Ashley, $5,000. LIGAL MOTICI 40 by 160.90 feet and 6?,50 by corps omcer lndoetrtnatlon
3520 E. COAST HIWAY M. Frankovlc, a swimmtng 160.90 feet, oortherly of E. course at the Naval Base 1n
COROHA DEL MAR pool, 1969 PortDunleigh, $3000. NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE Balboa Blvd, aod easterly of Newport, R.L Sbe attended
OPEN
DAILY
COSTA MBA .... , ... ,
ONE HOUR
CLEANERS
COIIOHA DlL 111M
2939 £. COAST HIGHWAY AT IRIS
675-3306
DIMM IRS ,_OM I , .II. TO Ill DMI GilT
IITIIIT.._IIT
IITILY o CDCK TAILS o
OR lol e 3 -94 .50: • NEWPORT CENTER No. 2680 K St., where there DOW are 3 Medical College of Georcta,
S"c. 1942 Causey & Rhones, sw:lmmlng On Frlday, parcels 30 by 80,9 feet, oDe Augusta, G&. r=ji;;j~~ra~~n pool, 1140 Granville, $2,900. 19?1, at ll:OJ
Brunch eLunchea
DOCKING FACILITIES
103 NORTH BAYSIDE DRIVE
M. S. Clegg Co., addition at FINANCIAL
a66 San Miguel, $4,100, as Trustee under and
Baka.r &! Associates, 4 per-to D·led of Trust dated October
mlts for alterations 1n Park 12 1965 exacuted by FRANK
Newport, $26,000. c.' CORTESE, a tni.rrled m1n , l===~;~~~~=t·~N~E~W;P[O~R;T~H~E~IG~H~TSt:: as his separate property and John Lindell, enclose porch, re.:=orded October 21, 1965, In
338 Holmwood, $2,500, book 77U, page 121, ofOtficlal
Records In the otnce of the
Recorder of Orange County,
CaWornia, will sell at public
aucUon to highest bidder for
,. C:HIJaC:HEs ,
DR . JAMES 0 . COMBS
TBACHES AND PREACHES
THE BIBLE AS GOD'S WORD
ADULT BIBLE CLASS AT 9 ,~5 A.M.
EVANGEL ISTIC SERVICES, 11 A.M . & 1 P.'O.
First Baptist Church
AND DAY SCHOOL, K-8TH GRADE
SANTA ANA AV!. a! MAGNOLIA, C05TA MESA
IN DEP EN DENT. PUN DAM ENTAL, /lliSSI ON ARY
Not Af/iUat~d with Naliot~al CoutJ cil o f CbM rchu
FIRST CHURCH OF
CHRIST, SCIENTIST
l30l Vi.a Lido
N~wpon Beach
SUNDAY SCHOOL
9 Lm, ud 10!30 a.m.
SUNDAY SERVICES
9 a.m. •ud 10:30 a.m.
WEDNESDAY EVENING
ME'ETING 8 p.m.
LUTHERAN CHURCH
OF THE MASTER
Lu theran Qturc:h in AtneriCI
2900 Pacific View Dr.
CorON def M.,, Calif.
DR. WilLIAM R. EllER
Phune: 644·2664
9:00A.M. Family Worsh ip
10:00 A.M.· Church school
II :00 A.M .. Festiw Wo rship
NURSERY PROVIDED
R£ ADI NG ROOM
Week day•: 9 a .m.· S p.m.
Wednncby: 9 a.m.· 7:45 p.m .~~~~~=~~~~~l Tuesday and Friday:
9 a.m . · 5 p.m.: 7·9 p.m. W! ~
Sunday: 1 p.m .. 4 p.m. 'F".. I
SECOND CHURCH Of IIJII J 11
OfRJST. SCIENTIST .L-..L.
Newporr Buch at ~
Col-ona del Mar 3262 Broad Street
3100 Pacific View Or. Newport Heights
SUNDAY SCHOOL 10 a.m. .A Fru. a11d J,depe,Je,t
SUNDAY SERVICE 1'0 a.m. Co r1gregatior~tsl
WEONESOA¥ EVENING Ch risricm Ch wr clt
Readinr Room: 8 p.m.
!50().. B l:. eo .. t Hwy .
EatNocfl 011 N•rd ••••
Mon.-Fri.: 10 a.rh . co .S p.m.
Thur&d.ay ~v~nins•: 1 to 9
Sat.: I 0 a.m. to 4 p.m.
You ar~ cordially invic~d to
attend Church Senic~• and
to u.e the Readina Room.
REV. NORMAN BROWN
MINISTER
SUNDAY SERVICE
AND CHURCH SCHOOL
AT 10;00 A.M.
N .. rsery co.re prolrided
PHONE : 642·27-40
Central Bible Church
23RD ST. at ORAMGI, COSTA M!SA -SCI-5303
luclor -ool • lorUip .•• t :OO ud 10:10 L•. .... 1:-· 111'0.-Jp ••••••.••• ,,oo •.•. w.-..., lllllo .. .,. • ''"'"'· ...• 7:00 •·•· Aa ................... IDle ....... .....,.
cash (payable at time of sale
In lawful money of the United
States) at the South Front En-
trance to the Old County Court
House, In the City of Santa Ana,
In the County of Orange, Cali-
fornia, all right, title and
interest co'lveyed to and now
held by U under said 01~ in
the property sltuate tn thP. City
ot Newport Beach, In saJd
Cou.1ty a.Dd State described as:
Lot 6 of Tract No. H09, as
shown on a map thereof re-
corded tn Book 166, page 18
Mlscellaneous Maps, r ecords
of said cou1:y. COMMI)NLY
KNOWN AS: 1915 Si1tiago
Drive, NeWJX)rt Beach, CalU-
ornia.
Said sale will be made, but
without covenant or warranty,
expri'SS or Jmplled, regarding
title, possession, or encum-
brances, to pay the remaining
principal sum of the note se-
cured by said Deed, with in-
terest from Much 15, 1971,
as In said no~e provided, ad -
vances, tf any, uMer the terms
of said Deed; fees, chari@s aoo
expenses of the Trustee an.J :>f
th'! trusts created by said Deed.
The ~nenc lary under p,id
Deed, by reaso'l of a breach or
deb.ult In the obllgations se-
cured thereby, heretofore ex-
ecuted and dellvered to the
un1 '!rslped a written D~lara
Uon of Deb.ult and Demand for
Sale, aoo wrttteo notice of
breach and of election to cause
the uoderslgned to sell said
property to satisfy said obUga.
ttons, and thereafter, on July
13, 19?1, the undersigned
caused said notice of breach
and of election to be recorded
In book 9?16, page 315, o! said
Oft'lclal Records.
Date: ~tober 14, 1971,
WESCO FINANCIAL CO~.
POR·\TlO~ as satd Trustee.
By Eftle Statbak1s, Assistant
Secretary.
02384
Plbllsh: Oet, 21, 28, NOY, 4,
1n the Ntw'J)Ort Harbor
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What we 're really fishing
for are environmental facts.
At the San Onofre power plant,
located near San Clemente, sea water
is used to cool the plant condensers,
and then the warmed water is
returned to the sea.
To determine whether this harms
the marine environment, Edison
commissioned an oceanographic
company of national stature to
monitor the offshore waters both
before and after the plant was built.
Monitoring began in mid-1963
-f our-and-a-half years before the
plant commenced commercial
operation-and has continued ever
since.
Result: twenty-one reports reveal no
significant changes in the marine
environment. And that includes
three years of plant operation.
In addition, the California State
Department of Fish and Game made
its own study of the same marine
area in 1969. The Department
concluded that the nuclear unit's
operation did not appear to have had
an adverse effect on the near-shore
marine environment.
Aside from warm water, some people
may be concerned about radiation
from nuclear power plants. Actually,
natural background radiation is
everywhere and always has been. It
comes from the air you breathe, the
food you eat, the materials used to
build your home. The San Onofre
nuclear power plant is a source of
some radiation, too. The question is,
how much?
The answer: so little that an
elaborate monitoring program of the
land, air and offshore waters near
San Onofre has established that the
amount is insignificant compared
with natural background radiation.
Far less, for example, than the
additional amount received by
moving from a wood to a stone or
concrete hom e or apartment house.
Based on these and other facts, we
believe nuclear plants are a safe and
sensible way to generate electricity.
Clean: too. Since there's no
combustion in a nuclear reactor, no
by-products of combustion are
released into the atmosphere.
At Edison, we plan to rely more and
more on nuclear power to meet the
growing need for electricity in the
14-coun ty area we serve .