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y TO E LIKE A HOOKED FISH out ottbewater,a sailboat beloqinl to James Crosser of wtdttler
state legisRtora represeat-da.y wuthat "aomeoverwbelm. ls hoisted by AnchOr Marlne Repair for loading on a truck after it ra.a agrouod Saturdl.y
Inc the Newport Harbor Are& iDC reasoo" would be needed Dlgbl at Scotchman's Cove between Corona del Mar and Laguna Beach. A rt!I)OrlAd
are ready to introduce bills bet.ore he would co ahead wttll com~ss failure caused Mr. Crosser's son, who was piloting the boll, to lose ll15 ny
1D Sacramento to offtclaUy ld.U another freeway blU. A spokes-tn the fo g. Anchor Marine Repair of Newport D~mes llas estimated that repairs they are
the Pacific C01.st Freewa.y --man said Lacuna. Beach and mating wtu cost about $1200. The boat's pi lot suffered mLDor head injuries •ben tbe
bill flrst they must be told other commtmttle& would hu e craft beached. Tbe bOat 's home port ls at Ardell's on Marlner's Mile.
~z:;~~=~~~:.:~z-.. ;~~;:~~~·i The potato CDM CC AGAIN SAYS NO
feels," Senator Dennis Car-Last week, the state's "Uttle h ,
~~'::'~:.~ ... :~~::;~:.:y ~~ :t~:~t:;:!.'l~:;·;.:::~~ c I p caperTo MERGING CHAMBERS
we need something deft.Dtie, tn reasons for buying liP valllil.ble Sl:t tags of the noisiest potato
writing. from Laguna Beach.'' property 1n Newport Beach for chlps tn the wor ld wer e removed
NATURE CENTER PLANS are eamlned by Newport Beach Junior Ebell members Pat
Goodrow, left, and Nancy Leland. The club Is raising funds for the Newport Harbor hlgh
school ecology center, which wllJ opeD Saturday morning with a 10 o'clock ribbon·
c trttlng ceremony, (Enslg:n photo.)
A spokesman for Assembly-the propoMd coast route, then very Quietly Monday night from
man Robert Badham's omce holding ooto the property at a the Searare r esr.urant In Cen-
sa.ld Mr. Badham Is also wait-huge loss, asked the county tral NeWJlOrt by a thief woo
log for written requests for board or SJC)ervlsor s to take Ignored two cash r egisters run
state legislation --particularly the lead in resoh1ng the lr~-of cna.nge.
a resolutJon h'om Newport way Issue. Pollee say somebody whose
Beach city councilmen. Ne:d Testimony to the comm ission stomach apparently growled
Molnday nlehl's City Council by state highway department louder than his wa llet removed
agenda lnchJ1es a proposed otnclals llldlcated that the tligh-a screen aOO window rrom the
resoluttonasldngbothMr.Bad. way department does DOt yet eater y at 102 Mc Fadden Pl.,
ham aodMr.Ca.rpentertoiDtro. consider the coastroute through hid them behind a newspaper
duce anti-freeway legislation. Newport a dead Iss ue. They rack, then cUmbed in the wtndow
Both legislators tw.ve reserved were defending their reasons and UUed his late·ni ght picnic
spots on the state "bill ftle" for holding the land. st.opptn g needs hy taking tile
to introduce such bills. Newport Beach Mayor Ed chips, and a few cones of tee
N t The city or Long Beach has Hlrth asked the commission cream ror dessert. at U re Center 0 Open a lready made Its wtshes known, to seek return of the fr eeway Nothing else tntherestaurant
aDd state Senator George OeuJt. lands to private and public use. was harmed.
mattan has Introduced a bill
A Uttle btl of the countryside tours or the site ua.Ul 2 p.m. ing biology, zoology, chemistry to stop the Coast F'reewayfrom Co u n c·ll favors is being brought to the ldds The Juntor Ebells sponsored and other science and e-cology. coming through that city.
at Newport Harbor hip sc:hool the center and are raising orteDI:ed classes. MU:e Neal said Senator Cu.
this week wtth the scheduled mooey ror Its deveklpment. According to Mrs. Jer ry Le · penter•s oftlce Is getting ·a B k B I
open!Dg Saturday or an "en-The center, when completely land, conservation chairma n of s teady streamoftelephoDecalls ac ay p an
vtroomental nature center" on developed, is expected to have the Junior Ebells, at least from people who say they rep-
school grounds. trees, Dowers, a small stream, $12,500 will be needed to de· resent large gro~s or people
Scbool aDd poUUcal dtgnt. •llldn& tratls, 2 poods, a small velop the center, In addition wantl.ng the coast route ldlled. Mayor Ed Hirth's suggestion urgl.ng feder al study of the Idea
or turn!Dg the eatire back bay
area toto a natural preserve."
Corona del Mar 's Ctlamber
of Commerce ha s a.~ln said
"no'' to the Idea of merging
wlth the Newpor t Harbor
Chamber.
A letter this week trom C DM
Chamber president Hal Ptncttin
to NHCC pr esident Robert Mc -
Curdy re jected what has become
an almost annual "marr iage''
proposal trom the Newport Haz.
bor gr~.
Mr. Ptnchln's letter said:
"Your lnquir)' as to what
terms would be Decessa.ry for
our Chamber to consider mer g-
Ing with )'our Chamber 114Sdis-
cussed b)' the directors of the
Corona del Mar Cha mber or
Commerce at our monthly
meeting March l. Their view-
point was unanimously against
any such action and remains
the same as for merly con.
sidered and acted upon,
··We wl U continue to work
with your Chamber for the
better ment and growth of the
whole of Newpor t Beach as
we have done in lhe past.''
Mr. McCurdy said yesterds.y
he had oot yet r eceived the
letter and would not comment
unU I he has read It,
In pa.st years, Corona del
Mar Chamber offi cials have
said that they wanted to remain
Independent to wo rk oD matters
Uta! affect their own community.
In 1969, t11e CDM Chamber
claimed that Its staod ap..lnst
drastic requirement s tor com-
mercial of'f.street parldng was
iDst r umen ta lln getting the Ctty
Council to change Its mlnCI Oil
the matter . The Newport Harbor
Chamber hads~rted thepro
poSI!'d ordinance.
Hope for merger or the two
chambers !lad been expressed
by Mr. McC urdy when he took
om ce as Newpor t Harbor
Ctlamber pr esident ln January.
The Newport Har bOr IU0141
has members In Corona del
Mar and its off ices are located
In that community, at 2166 E.
Coast Hwy, taries will cut a ribbon at 10 watert.lU, a desert area, small to $8,000 In available school "We have asked them to gtn that IrvineCompany land arotmd
a .m. Saturday, omctally open-bridge, an amphltheater aDCI funds. The money Is being us something In writing h'om Upper Newport Bay be bought
1PII: a 9-acre open space. Mem-eYeD a small man-made moun. raised prtmar11y through a homeowners' groups or any for pUbUc use w111 be slJA)Orled
bers or the JWlior Ebell Club taln. The area wtU be used membership drive, with $250 other I.argeorpnlzaUons,"Mr. by Newport Beach councHmen
of NelPpOft Beach •tu cooduct as anaturallaboratoryl.nteach· dooors being designated as Neal sa.Jd. li t nut Monday's meeting. But
Other councilmen told the
Ensign this week that they woukl
suggest other changes to the
proposed poUcy change, Here's
how the mayor 's proposal would
read ll adooted, unc hanged, u
omc&al CouacU pollcy:
SCUBA DIVER DROWNS
ZONE CHANG 0 rounders, those who ~ve SSO Newport Beach V1.ce-mayor au of them foresee some E KAY ED gettlll(a "sponsor " status,aDCI Howard Rorers said Tuesday changes 1n the wor ding of the
$5 doDOfl jOtnlngas "patrooa.'' that he was trying to contact mayor's proposed change to
F(J'f"'REC'RfAlflJll: SI·TE ~ $650 hubeencollected botb Newport Harbor k!&isla-the CouncU's poUcy on tbe ·--~ tba ~w. 'fbr•• films, a oo tors to be sure "somethlnr Upper Bay.
surnng and ooe about siding, Is put 1Ptolhe lectslatfve hOpper Mayor Hirth, who Is rtmnl.n( "OUr joint stud.les of the
A $10 miJ.Uoa reeNatlollll ••major ..-.-tin teouts" wJU be shOwn ID Newport Har· to klllthe ftee'Way."Mr,Rogers for re~lectlon In the Aprll ll Back Bay conftrm the value
complex_ or1.glDallJ pknhed ror to assur;'t'b:"'~cess of the bor higtl schoo l's auditor ium reportedly visited Senator Car-couocllmantc race, sent a letter ot that 1111.tural resource a.nd
March 25, be'"'"'" log at 8 p.m. penter's Sacramentoom ce yes- to the Cotlnctl last week re. stress the lmportance th61 lt the Orance CountyF'atrcrotmds, vel1ture. Rod LaYer, NetrpOrt P£M' be preserved ··d en~nced lll Tile $2 admission pr ice wiU te rday. questlng the po licy change and ..... ,.,. • wm now apparently be built Beacb tennis great, was men-1 h A bl Ba order to maintain tts el)vlron-just west of South coe.st Plaza tlooed as one or the proposed co o t e environmenta l center ssem yma n dha m has welcoming "alterations" in the 1 Uti d td lP Costa Mesa. ruoo. twice Introduced bills to stop wording of his proposal. menta qua es an pr ov e
Costa Mesa's City Counclt ~a~:C~~ ~·rvt::::a ~dW:u~ To mark the opening of the the freeway route, but the first VIce-mayo r Howud Roger s wide public use, It Is required
MoOOay nJgbt cba.Pgedlher.onlng center Mayors Ed Hirth of bill died because of adjourn-said Tuesday he would recom-ttlat substantial areas be ir.
on 39 acres from agricultural =~ ~~=t~:i~~~~hwoukl Newpo~t Beach and Bob Wilson ment of the state legislature meod "strengthening the policy pllbUc owne:shlp. Therefore,
of Costa Mesa have declared and the other was killed In a to stop construction of any more II Is tht> policy of this Council
toplanoedcommercl.aldevelop. The Marrlot hotel chal.n Is lhls to be ''ecvtronmental Seoatecommltteeafterpassing boat s Ups, eithe r private or to part1ctpate In effor ts toes. ~= =~~~t'kt;: -::. r% rumored to be lnterested in nature center week" and both the Assembly. commer cial, to the Back Bay, tabllsh a method for the pur-
baUd the complex, which wtU :~~!.,'::'!,»' hotel 15 part are scheduled to be on hand Word from his oftlce yester. and jotnlng with the county in chase of :'J~ivat~~y ow,r:
include a major hOtel, tennJ.s Tbe Wlutam Pereira and As-for Satur~y·s r lbbon-cutttng I pr oper!}· n ° ac eve s
courts, .. Olympic-sized soclates arm Is sald to be ceremony. Alsos lated lo """"' Looks 1"1 ke he 's run n"lng r ~~ .. ;·land aro""d the back"''
swimming pool, a sld slope, drawing up the overall plans arh e a~se~~ly:''r:tcR~~!..!~t is own~ b}' the Irvine company. an Ice rink, a r.e<h spa, and ror the complex. According to am, up · 0 n ° • -..-..-Present Counc1tpolicy which
archery and bow-Hog lactutles. these plus, Mr. Regan said HarbOr prtnctpal Charles God-Costa Me sa ctty councilman dents," but ooted that "county M or Hirth seeks to c'hange
The acreage, which DOW be. hotel aDd motel companies stta ll and Nancy Kaye Smith, Wllllam St. Clair's reported t.a.xpa.yers ma.ny years ago paid sl~ply suggests that a P~
k>DP to Genjt Kawamura, ts •ould lease space and bulk! the current Mtss Newport r ema;ks last Thursday to the for dredging the harbor and for the area be designed .to
tust oorth or the San Diego taeiUUes on their own. Beach, state s L!~le HOOTe!' Commis-stabllltlng the peninsula, so "Insure compatible WK1 and
Freeway between Smalley and Mr. Regan said majOr theater Two onlookers at the rlbboo· stoo that Ne'*'P?;t Beach wants It's DOW' a pubUc resource," water uses to preserve a.oo
Bear streets. chat.Ds and other major r ecrea-cutting wtll pr obably get a Uttle to ban people drew some Newport Beach councilman enhance the natural assets or
Ed Regan or F'our Seasons tiooal attractions woukl also extra enjoyment out of the of. equally caustic comments this Cart Ky mla said, "Mr. St. tbe area and cr eate the best
Aid the development will be I•se and buUcl their own bust-rtctal opening of the cetter · week from trls counterparts 00 C lair shOuld r ead our general possible envir onment."
the ftrst or Its k1Dd in the nesses. Robert, House, who heads the the Newport ~ch council. policy plan, which makes ample Public purcha se ol the trvt!le
country. In aootber important Council schoo l s science department, Mr ·St. Clair s r emarks came provlsloo for public use or our land oouk! mean thai federal,
/City councllmen questioned actloo lmolYtrlll: the same part and science instructor John during the commlssloa's hear-beaches." state, county, city, or any com.
Four SeaSOllS repreMOtaUves or tcnnl., a tract dlrectly oorth Echternach have been workillg lngs 00 alle ged state mts-Councilman Richard Crout btnalloo of these taxing powers
closelY ootbeflDaDc:lal !JOlveocy or the F'our Sasons site wu for several years to re&l1!.e handling of freeway rout~ lluld noted that Newport Belch foots cou ld chip tc to buy the land.
of tbeir project and were as-okayed for denklpment by the tbelr dream of a.c outdoor purcbases for the cootronrslal the bill for Weguardsi.Ddbellc h About 450 acres are lnvo l.,ed
sared bJ Mr. Rep.a ttatenougb Larwtn Corp., Which plans to Labontory. When Junior EbeU coast treeway. Councilman SL c lean~ and suggested that wtth a price that would prob·
Interest bas been shown by bWid 310 hOmes ID the area. members heard of the scleoce C lair uked Newport Beach some UmH ha s to be set oo bly lop $20 mltuon When the
department's e"orts to have residents to '•get over their beach visitors "tust as some ~ounty was negotiatiDg a Land Court Sl"te gets fl"nal ok the vacant 3 acr es bordered emotlODlll biDge and agree to publlc swtmmin& pools have a wap wltflthe lrviDt> Company
by 15th and 16th streets and a free'?,'Y ·" He accused the mU1mum capacity.'' : years ago, the [rvine ta.nd
Dover Drtve developed as an cttJ or trytng to IJ)&ke New-ODe COUDCilman thOught Mr, was appraised at S 19.5 m!lUon.
Police and coroner's deputies
are tnvesttp.tlng the death of
a Balboa Yac ht CIIJb member
who drowned lut Saturday While
trylng to retrieve part or a
teleYisiOll anteruw. dropped
overboard from trl s boat at the
club.
The body or John H. BJorn.
strand, 57, was recovered by
Newpor t Beach IUegUards, who
found h.l m at ltle bottom of
8 feet of wa ter wher e his so.foot
sailbOa t was tied up a t • yacht
club sUp.
PoUce Qooted hJ.s wile as
saying he had donned SCL'BA
diving equipment to retrieve
the anteMa part about 2 p.m.
WheD he tailed to sur fa ce alter
Z or 3 minutes and Mrs. BJorn.
strand ootlced oo air bubbles
com ing to the sur face-, she ran
to a neighboring hOuse to call
for help. When lifeguards ar.
r ived minutes later, they found
Mr. Blomstrand tytn~ on thE'
bottom of the bay with his
SCUBA gear still on. Etforts
to revive him tailed and he
was pronounced dead at 3:02
p.m. at Hoag Hospital.
,, yacht club spokesman sa.ld
the Blomstran<l's, woo llVed
aboard their boat, hac! JUSt rf>-
turned from a 6-mont!l r rulse
a.nd were prepa.rtntz to 1!0 on
a.ootber trl.p .
Ttw!y had for merl) lived ln
Corooa del Ma.r, at 2H Huel
Dr ., and had sold their home
here last yea.r, living on the
boat since then.
According to Baltz .Bergeroo
mortuary lD Corooa del Mar,
wher e Mr. Blomstra.nd's bOd:J
wu ta.ten, he wu bon lD
Mtrme90Ca and owned Crest Ea.
gtneer lng Co.lflere befbre eom-
lng to California.
Mr . Blomstrand'sdoetor,Dr.
Allen Cottle of Newport Center,
told police Ills patient had been
under medication for convulsive
disorders.
An air leak discovered l.n a
valve on the vir Um's SCUBA
equipment 11·as · not ser tous
enough to cause drowning,'' ac.
cording to policP investigators.
However, as a routine matter,
the county coroner's omC'e has
all SU<'h equipment ~t\ecked
when II is ln'lolvert In any way
wtth a death, Coroner'sdepuUes
said II would lake "several
days" to IZ'E!t results of the
tests.
Sewport Beach police of-
fl eer Dave Scruggs, himselt
an e~r ieoct'd SCCBA diver,
was at the scene of the drown.
in~ when Mr . Blomstnnd'sbOdy
was r ecovered and penonslty
e:G mined the divtnR equipment.
He told the Ensign that the
small air leak hf' noted from
a cormector valve wu not or
serious nature.
Funeral arran~ments tor
Mr _ Blomstrand were prtnte.
Mrs. Blomstrand gave pollee
the address of her da.u~«"
in VIrginia Cltv, Ne.,,, as belnc
her future address.
Onnae County ~rYisors
pYe tbetr ftl8lapproral Tues-
day to tile bulldln( ol a ...,
b&rbor munle!p&l court com.
plea 1n northeastern Newport
Bell.eb.
yesterday u..t be bad "tried ecology center, they took oo port Beach another private Bal. St Clair's r emarks "solmded
prlnteiJ &ad paa,ucty to coo.~ the task as a club proJec:L boa Bay Club.'' He said ctty ukethewords oramanrUMtng Here are the comments of SchOOl
YIDce tbe City Counetl that they Dooors to the center's ftuJd resldeots "would Uke to build ror r e-eleeUon in c osta Mesa" other cit}' councilmen on MayQf
wer,e matlag a p-ave error may make out checks to the h.tgtl fences at each cUy entry ·-(which he Is). Hirth's proposal: reshuffle outlined
Tho coomty w!U poy ~18,960
tor 8 acres oa JamborH Rd.
a-.r Campus Dr., now beinC
le&MCI by Coll!a.s Radio Corp.
from the lntDt c o. CoW.
9W pt $U3,S51 tor lta 111·
ttrtltl ID tbe property, a.nd
the lnlDt Co. wlll bt plld
1105,108.
The -court butldln( .. 1101 oJpOC!od to bo road)' for -t-1/! ,_.. 111 ....
~Mvlm, Colllu will leue
•• _, -· ... 1110 -to tho _, lor so
mODUli lOr fm,ooo,
~· at.o I'HCIDdtd a 1110 •cr•"*'* 1rllb tbl e111
of "-Btocb orbleb -ld ..... placed .... eoort _ ...
1a .._. c-. ,.. p1u
ftl ki.DidW-tbtc:UJ"sftltlrs
lllltd .. -··· • --to -• -llldiiJ wltleb_.,.,._....,...
lo tilt --N..,.n -eiiJ--..... aJ,. .• ,__--"' IMOOOL Dot Coot,.-_ ..
.. ud .... ,.. .......
... '1111 --.-1 ........... 8oodl. • ...._
ud sbOU.Id telt tlle desires or Ell'f'lrorunental Nature Center and let ln ool)' their own rest. • Don Mc.tnnis, 200 District: A re-shutn1Dg of elementary
the people ot l'fwport Beach aD1f mail them to P 0 Ben D I 0 $500 000 "The thOught he is portra)'lng students to the Newport.Mesa
before eatertaclatotbeoriciDil 4076, IrYine, Callf. gzs&.: u mp va u e Is r Is a good one, but somewor!!U:Ig un.Uied school district, pro.
dell wltb tbe C<MIIJ 101' the will pr obably be changed." posed and argued about for
Newport CtDter court stt.e.'' ED WATTS A 40-a.cre former dump stte aDd the ctty tar lllUt on ter ms • Ca rl Kymla, 3rd District : months, ts oow Ill wrtttng.
Mr. Cook taSd the CoaocU owoed by the city of Newport ortbe trade. "I .-mast him to ctarlty wha t
was "lacQ lb&t tbe OCMitJ hid Beecb lD tbe city's northeast Wttb DO mooey In tbe city he Is talking about but It solR1s The sehool board looked at
llf'Md to rndad tbtdealwttb-D I ES AT 61 corDer tas beeo valued at cotters b' bu)'1Dg park lalW:, Uke a good approa~h.'' S~. John Nicoll's plans Tues.
oat aatDc b' dlmapa.." "more than $500,000" by city tbe trade bad been seen as • Mllan Dostal, 4th District: da.J bt&ftt, tho put olf a de-
He c)atmtcf tbat mort than maoacer Bob Wynn. the best n.y 1o acquire the "It 90unds bood. I am In fll..-or ~ls!:e~~ the De:rt ;:a~
$1«J,OOO ol ti.Jpi.Jer1 lnODt)' FuDeral services were held That eftllllUon l'll.s appu. Artbafer property. But, wtth of manmt&Jn& publlc use of om now . e
wu IIPMit lD pl&uAIII2PftCIU'I.· htre ld.oMIJ for Edwin R. eatlJ ld the pr•rty out ol tbe poeslblUty or a boDd Issue the Back Bay u d I see this WhO attendect the mHtt.ng coa-
tson t:w tbt Newpart c.-. Watts, 61, or CoSta Mesa. whO reaeb otOnnp c o.-ty ~· beta.c pa.uec~ lD JUDe to raise as ooe or the Councll's maJor Yl.DCecl the botrd that they l'lad
s1tt ud tbat tat $1,1M.500 dled .ewpectedty ta.st Saturday 'f1sora, who asbd Taeld:ly that money for 1*-fk.d.teaequllltioll.. protects OYer the oext few better let lbe publle ~over
ptlet aat wu lo bt ta.ld to at Boer Hoa;tltal. the city ctn It to tbe C0W111:J tbe etty cu &f't)rd to ta.te a yeus. I am anJjous to .,. the plans for '~le or w'Mb
tbe lrYIDt CotDl)UJ b: tb1 Mr. Watts n.s an •ratt.ac ror retti'IUOn u ~ S~J&Ce lit toacMr buptn1Ac position 011 what the redent COYetnmeat betore ~ac them.
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ilt-• lJ ~~U-•n..., aqr CNr tf~C~Deer lD tbe Harbor Area the ooa~~tJ'• "C"etD bttt.'' tbt trade. ls Poe to do ~ the bly.'' Hen's whtt the supertnteo.
-.-be Mttlld tor maRY Jtus uclputlelpl.ted. TIM ttiQtl'f'e appnl.al ob-n•s abo posstble thl.t the • Rlel'la.rd Crout, 6th Ols. d@Ot 0\f.tlaed rw Did seboo1
u qalc.tl7 u PGMblt.'' tn u. bulldlDIOfNewporti>\DH ta1Did by tbe elty has abo damp lite co02 bt !Old to trlct: "I think It would be lice Jnr:
&A.DttAM 4MMOUMCIS ._ue put. Ht ftl& cMI't.W t......S the eb&DCH tbat the tM blpestblO:*'udtbetQOQIJ to preM'I"Te part of the Bad: • La" B&-.nc, Ada MI ADd
.-.-..~ Jlobtrt£. Bad· m.tmbtt o1 UM Corooa d•l Y&r lNd wtU be trtded • prtnte utd to pt park luds tbrouP Ba)'. altboqtl It will be ex-Mea V«de Xllool att--.ace
bam, (R) Mwpurt a.cll, J'll-Cblmber of Commerce. property of CWI OrlTe ta New. coedltmtatloo proceediDCL ptaSIYt, But, lf lbe m&.JOf ls u.l U they an DOW, esctpt
t-*1 nz •* ~ ~ Swriftl'l lDchkle hll wtte, port· Htlata, wMH nshteltl n. ._ attt Joelted at tlltiD( about presentnc tbl that kiDdtr'lf'llln'" Ia 81J.
lor n-e~ to a.. at.,.. ~. cd ttss Allah"m A 'ft ., an ...vtac ettJ be_, t. •· ttu. ud 'ftltu.f ICr..U ta wbole tltlDc tor tJM biJ'dl. t•m tUic fl'oca tM R'l*bUe ~
ot edict u till 1-1 ' ...... COlla M-; ttt!PIODI E&rl R. tabJl.llli:IC a "" pul OfW-a con.-o1 Newport S.Ctl qiiJDit tblt. W't Moe~~ tomt ar-. IDIIIII ol Adaru lid ftlt ~MD 1M '1111 AlliE~"'" a ..... Jr. al ,\ ..... udllr. ~M..,.n Bo,J, 9 lddl )111-ftiiC_.._ ollleotopot IIIOl'tboota." alE-wtllro .. Jutllll-
trtct. WU111Jo 1. HWIMD al S.....,. CUI ~ al W-Uif, 11U a too -mo-u ' IJDdalay Par-'IUo D!JI. oorle U llrll .....,.. .. -
llr. -· 1o --o1 loelr,Pa.,ud4lfUIIdllldr-.--5 loll to tilt 1400 ttoo_._ohtnllw trlct: "'I'M marw IU a_,. of....._-to A-
IM jollt --•-llr. !hila tlod IJftd lo ~ -oiCUIIDrtft,IU-.... '-_,._ l6oa, aod I •· Ulattoo-.
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who will be 4 year s old by
next Dec. l.
• Provide $85,000 to add
special assistancE' le&cbers to
schools with tess tha.n 400 ...
rollmenl, so that these ~tbooa.
can measure up to the t$1Ca-
tlonal leYel ol la.rger sei'M)Qia.
• Send most 6ttl gracSera to
t he "mtddle''SC'hOOls nedyeu,
Instead of keeping them iD •'-·
mentuy schOOls.
• Keep Mariners tcMJol at-
tendaDCe aree and ~
Uon patter !UJ as thtY are.
Many parentsattelldlac-r-...
daY'I mel!ting wer e QIIPtJ lid ..
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mkktte schools. Tbe dl.ltr'kt
staff ud IOGII boUd aunt 111 ..-f!d. tlltm tb&tblttlr ldllca·
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TK1 N.Ett"J''AT KAA»>Ol EN SKi,.,-adjvoalpd to k a .....,.P"" ol
pnttaJ dfeularion try cow' dorerec No. A·l0171 cbtd ~Y 14, 1951,
1.n 5 peri« Court for the Cowuy ol ~. Suu o( C.Uf•Dia, ud hy ~~ d.ftcof b qw.lil"vd UJ pubiWI aU pubti.c -ac• r•q'*'d by llw. ~000 ~0000 ooo~oo004
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ARVO E. HAAPA, owner Mtd pt.~bHsher of the EnsiQn
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• TIME TO BURY THE DEAD FREEWAY
A year ago today --on March 9,1971 --
Newj>ort Beach voters exercised their
democratic power at the polls and sald
overwhelmingly that they do not want
this wonderful seacoast city to be ravaged
by a freeway. The margin was almoat
6 to 1 to rescind the freeway agreement
with the state and to require any future
freeway agreements to be put to the vote
of the people.
On May 24, the Newport Beach City
Council, complying with the decision of
the voters, unanlmoosly adopted a resolu-
tion rescinding the freeway route agree-
ment.
On July 13, Bamford Frankland, as-
sistant director of the state public works
department, told the citizens transporta-
tion committee •1f Newport Beach that
the proposed coast freeway through New-
port Beach Is "dead and burled" as far
as the state is concerned.
All this woold Indicate that the coast
freeway In our town Is quite dead. But
it certainly continues to be a lively
corpse. Last week's hearings conducted
on the UCJ campus by California's Little
Hoover Committee brought out the In-
formation that the state considers the
coast route very much alive. There was
even the attempt by Mr. Frankland to
deny that he had declared the freeway
dead and burled. Other state highwaymen
later tried to explain It away by saying
that Mr. Frankland was referring only
to areas where no freeway agreements
had been signed.
Let's look at the r ecord. The July 15
issue of the Ensign reported Mr. Frank-
land's comments. He was asked about an
announcement from Gov. Reagan's office
of a new coastal highway planning policy
that would prevent "unwarranted Intrusion
by the state highway system on California's
coastline ." Did this new policy mean that
the coast freeway was dead and burled
since the Newport Beach residents had
voted against It ?
"Yes," Mr. Frankland replied.
''Positively?''
"Positively," Mr. Frankland said.
''Withcrut reservation ?"
"Withoot reservation," he replied.
Vice-Mayor Howard Rogers received
a further clarification by asking, "Are
you telling us then that as long as the
people of this city do not want the coastal
freeway here --as expressed In the March
9 e lection --that there will be no freeway
constructed along Roote 1 ?"
Mr. Frankland replied that that Is what
he m eant.
That Is plain language, officially spoken
at an official meeting here In Newport
•
WELCOMING ltlrflsiOD. .,_, motion ptcture lb.r 8ackb
Ebaen of Qalboa lslaDd to the American Ca.aeer Soelety
t1 Mrs. Eugene Tutt. vlce.prealdent of the orpnir.aUon'a
Oranp County Unit. Mr. Eblen ls servtaa as boDorary
cha.lrman for the Society's ~-comtnc educattooal aod
tund.-ralslng crusade. Oranre County p.l tor 1972 la
14'15,000.
ITIIAIQHT TALK
TOM ANDERSON
Marderer
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11oM " ,., •. , ..
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lit, Coot, --..
nt-1./1 -""·· -•• dol ....... ...-"' -Mufurtd In lmlll of ftYIMI'OUI articlet 0,... the Mort • .AtcOer IIIDI, t111t of
murders, Nao T•·hiiW .. the JUri about the horrible Jim Ctut. wtU appear • tire
areatelt crimln~~l of aU time. He CDIIdliona wbkh IN the norm AfrU 11 1a11ot, bllt Mr. CUll
hal been respon•lble for the in Cbou'1 Cblna. 11u wtttldnn from the net.
of an ctlimat~ 64 "The tcbolatty journal Ott coot ta N JMrl old.
mUHon people. MWioru of IIMl'l And lnull•1 for Much bU Uftd ta Mewport S..Cb R
tb~m were hil enem~. Other of 1971 c:aniel • reYiew of a tbe _. !4 1-.r1 Ud lDOra.ql
million• were merely rec:.nt b6opaphy of Chou C~ k 44 JMfl, Jle ..
unfortunate enou&h toW old, En.tai' in whkh the reYiewer ~111 trom Kauu •
tlckly, unable to work. Mao lUte.: "The author further He la tbeOWDtrofJOI'JDDWI
Ttc·tuna had them kiUed, like pointa out Chou'a pnteel and L~ll: to Coroaa dtl Mar
we would kill chkkent or hop, clepnt manner it in ntreme UM1 111ta bJma.tlt u a '•re.
and then had their bodies COftb'Ut to hll: NII\JeM WIY of tired mei'Cblld,,.
•ound up and tpread on the handllna the Communilt Ht WU prt.oetpal ol ao tie-Dll COOIC
land for fertilizer. Party'• ~~ecret Nn1ce. The moat mealary aehool tor 2 JIUJ frlt'ftYI lnlaDd ri..delllliDC
Our Preaidcnt it thus now ahockina uampte known waa after padtaUDC from DoolptaD the S'"rlor1-Balbo&-Cout
plannint a Jiaantic "Manhal the caM of l(u Shun-chana'a in Ttaebtrt Normal CoUe&e 1D HW)'. tatersectton, and re-41-
Ptalf'' for Red China. Since 1931. . Ku Shun<lllna, a Kauu. stpl~ the WcF&ddea IDter-
lhey h<~Ye no &old , or uen top ~ecret apnl and captain of Selldet hi.J 8 Jell'l on tbe cr.o(t: ln CtDtral Newport. He
dollars, <~nd YirtuaUy nothina the ...... ination team under City Couocll, bt Ult1 ex-al80 fii.Yora re..deldplnl tbl
to sell us. the Preaident plans Owu'a command, waa anuted perleoee 00 thecount)''laDita-Do•er-BI.yllde totenectloa to
for us to gi.Ye them billions of by, and then deCected to, the tlon dutrlet boUd, lbe New-prO'f'ide for on and off nq»~
dollars worth of fertilizn and (Nationaliat) &Qvernment in port..()ra.op COUDty joint bar-trom both streets to U'le Coalt
o ther g o odie a. Ou r 1931 . After defectina. Ku borcommltteeaodupresldellt Hwy. He aays the Cout Hwy.
!luYernment , of coune, will pay rev e 11 e d im p or Ian t of tbe Coroaa del Mar Chamber DeedS a more 10Ph11Ucated.
mn Big Busineu I aood price information. This led to a of Commerce. aynebrooi&ed slcnaii)'Jtem.
fM tht> food , fertilizer, trucks, maaucre of Ku'• wbole family , Mr. Coole waa a ma)?r 1D 0a Balboa ls:land aDcf on tbt
t ires , farm equipment, who wne all buried alive o n the Army Air Corps durtnr Batboi.PeDinsula,bewoukiUU
~o mputen , can, electronic the instructions or Chou World War U, then worked for to see a system eatabUibld
e4uipment, etc. sent to Mao. En·lai. In the oHicial files or Sti.Ddard OU Company a.Dd for which would 11.-e toeal resl-
LETTERS To EDITOR Thus 81g Businell will h.lvc the French Co ncession in the General Tire company be-dents priority In rettinl to ud
• • more profits and we can delay Sh.lna.hai, where the murder fore enterlDg bullnesa here. from ltH!lr homes. ''SUCicerl
the commg financial crash. took place and was later He says the motto which wtll could be used to deslpate1oe&l
• 00 YOU CARE? lnherlted. C~ "nobody <\t~o o ur fy \'CtO ns can be more ddch!ICd, Chou remained a set lbe tone or his campaign cars " he says "and onei&De
Editor of the Ensign, cues," to "I care," ~t.:ncr o us m thell" donations to wanted murd erer.' The Is, "Sue Newport Beach for of ~c woutd be set USde
, , •• for the Chlktren of I cared enough to write thls. 1 lr.: AJnunL~tntion in the Re•du's Direst conveniently Newporters." tor them during the periods
Costa Mesa --do YOU care? H. Hayden .:omrn~ Prt'srdenlliil campaign. overlook.s many such cates m "l am opposed to tourism or pea.k tratnc congestion."
As you may have noticed, ZZ96 f'ountaln Way West And , wt' ought even haYe a ill puff about Chou. here," he says, "and I wtll He would also fl'f'or "~-
almost oowhere durlng the kmg Costa Mesa h1·or.r h!o• l'>Jt.uu .. e of trade once '"Then there are the untold keep the loteresta ot local peo-cndiDI'' Balboa Blvd. from
weekend of George Washing-.1~111 \1 .. ,1 1mponan1 ur all, million• cons1&ned 10 sine pie abo'f'e tbose ot rtsltors and Mcfaddeo Pl. to the Coast Hwy,
too.'sbirthdaydidour country's • f'REEOOM ORTYRANNY h,,.,..,.~,·· 1h1\ ll,li<~nllc a1d to labor camps in Red China . transients." Mr.Cooklsap.lnstprovlcUnc
fla g make an appearance. Why'? Editor of the Ensign, M.H• 1 \o:-tung wr.ll saYr h1s EYen the Uniled Nations Mr. Coot pinpoints surflce more parldng LD beach troot
As a boy who lives on PomoDa For two hundred years ''"''''"'' I rum tu pphn& and admitted in 19SS thai 20 to 2S tramc coogestlon as one or areas,
Ave. sa.Jd ln dismay, "Nobody American libertarians hav;,•r.r h:l' nnn to drfeal that old million Chinese were 1n the biggest problems in New~ He favors a rapi£1 trans lt
cares." He said, "1 wanted to fostered and revered the Ideals '-' 11! ,.J f'hLilniJ Kai-She.._ 0ond 're&ular' forced labor camps, port Beach. system connecting Newport
hang a flag over our balcony, of freedom of choice, sell de-•"I ·•PI~r h u mosa and thai an additional 12.5 He Is agalnst the coast tree-Beach with santa Ana aod Los
but DObody cares." termtnaUoo tree enterprise These pants will also make million were in 'correcljvt'' way coming througtl Newport Angeles.
His words were true. As private own~rshlp andtheprottl Runra Jealous and thi.J will labor camps. By 1968,50 me 25 Beach, aD:t considers It "a He feels that a bridge coo-
Monday, (the declared Da.Uonal motive as m<XIvated by the open I he door for u,sso we can million Chinese had penshed 1n closed Issue by vote of the necUnc the banks of the Upper
holiday) haDed Into Tuesday, Christian etlltc. It has been giYe !hem more billions of thole' camps. And it is Chou people." He cla.tms to have Bay would ereate "turmoUeco-
(Washlngton's actual blrthday), the American people who have do Uats in goods and equipment En·lai who oversees the been the first city omclal to loglcaUy and woukS be opposed
I tell that surely someone In held high the torch or freedom to make thri.r brand of tynnny o perations of those death advocate tellloc the state that by m3St ctll.r.ens."
town must have put ~ a rtag and carried the Ideal to the work too. camps -murder ractlities to Newport Beach would not allow His campaign committee ln-
ln respect to this great man. tour corner s of the world. Wrth C'hma an·d Ruma fat which the R~ader 's Direst the treeway to eome throucn. eludes Bill Kern, AI Sears,
But, I didn't see one. And what Lately, our soct.a.Ustlc polt-:tnd h.appy and us b:mk.rupl , we a P PI i es I he eu phe m ISm "That's wheo 1 was on the K. w. Kendrlcks, Thomas P,
appeared on teleY!Sion? The Hclans hue been exceedingly h:Hr_ 1 h us postponed the 'c ontinuing d isc1 ph n <~ry City Council In September, Walker, Mrs. Warren Waters,
most I saw was one very dull tolerant aod unwittingly pro. antlctpiited connn.:l between micrations'! 1963," he says. Don Elder, George Perrin, WU-
speech, and a "mention" or mote an adver se and hostile lht>m :tnd assured 0 unetYes "In 1966, nearly II milbon He advocates stowing the Uam Coleman and w. Allen
our ttrst president at the end ldeok)gy. that 1he only war between Chinese youths were or&ani:ted CorOIIl del Mar and Newport Grubb.
ot i:~~~::~I~Dt.~ n::.ks ru, c :a~!ln~l~~the~'~~~:~~~ ~:~o:;'~!::~t' one they fight ~~~r;ha:.n'; ~;u~o~h~u~.~ Polen I "I a I per "II of pp BS
Itself. A blowup picture of a up the comm •mlst regime of flaYt you wondered why sChto,.r~ ~o,.1ohpedr1~r~h.•1:0~1a. ~~~:~:.
pair of false t~th appeared Red China could DOt be Inter-you have not read any report ... ...
on the screen. Now, I don't preted as a foreign poUcyeom-or seen any TV news by the and bloodshed fo r three yean By Spedal Correspondent cediU'es, of course, but there
mUleS looking at tllse tteth, pallble with Amerlca'slnterest. c o m m e n tat or s w ~ o -aU with the a4v.ice and Mrs. Joseph P. BeanotGle~ 'is mbeb, much more.
a.od belng t.nlormed Ulat they W"! lgoore some 30 miWoo a ccompan~td Nu:on, whteh consent or Chou En-la i. In dale has made a tborouefl study A decade aao leYtral PI)'•
belooged to Mr. Wasbtngton. Chinese lovers of treedom whO told you the trulh about Pd.;,.,·, Red Gu•rd. a of the Uttle-lmcnnl "PlannJ.Dc. ch010118ts ud ~tor•, heW-
And that they are Ivory-plated, opposed the "regime" and who Mainland Ch ina ? The anrwer is thoughtful book co-aulhored Procrammlna. Budgetlnc Sysp ed by Benjamin Bloom, el.al:ltp
not wooden, as reported. tn-ar e sa.td to have been exter . 51mple. No honeslreporterwas by Dr . S .C .Y. Pan and tern" DOW' being Implemented tied behavioral objeeUves In
terestlng, but, Is that all that mtnated for their belJef. The ~!lo wed 10 go. published by Twin Circle , we In a nwnber of schoOl d.l.strlcts three categories: coenltiYe, at-
they can say of Washington? betrayal of Ta.lwan, later to The foUo winr; trulh from read I hat · 'lin P11o was In Calltornla and slated tor teetlve and psychomotor. Tbe
Do you know: At sixteen, he be dominated by Red China, R eview of The Nt:WS JiYet us <~cclaimed their commander. actlvaUon na.Uornrtde, Beeause cognlt1Je domain In education
was surveying deep In the Is another grim remirlder of the rtal story . and Chou En·la1 <~nd Chu Teh ot the sertousoess of the ensu-Is concerned with tr.e pl.olng
Indian Country'~ At twenty-one, the spread of communism and "CORRI:CTION, PLEASE! became their adYison. With Inc centralif.atioD of "eduea-ot knowledge, with recall or
he was such an accompllshed th.ese men at their head. lht' Uoo," the Enslp Is pubUshlnr memory. The aft'ectl'f'e domain ·•oodsman as to cooly -·•e the shrinking of the free workl. It em: From an article in R G d d ,. this article In tull. Here Is consists of -hat the student ... .,,_. A strong Nationalist Chlna has Reader'1 O!gtsl for February ed uar I acquire pres tge, ,..
a perilous trek, ln the dead been Yery useful to the United 1972. and most important, the the ttrst Installment. belleves and prefers, wM.t his
of winter, over the rugged States and the free world u "T>espile 1 nint-like qualily .\upport and power which ,., • ,., v-alues aod attitUdes are, The
mountains or Virginia? Tt\a.t a re5tralnt and deterrent to 01 mind and body, Chou enabled them to do whatner . psychomotor (actloo ) domain la
at the end of this extraordinary Red China's plan of aggressioo ftn..Jai) can be orery human. 1hey wanled in order to carry By Mrs. Joseph P. Bean concerned wtth aldlls, with
march, he had enough energy and conquest Tibet Is typicaL Once he stopped al a rural o ut tht Greal Proletarian A Plallldog, Programmtnc, motor performance, wtlh what
ten tondct\a.lletnLge !:_'_ .. ~rTeDChalh Gloating 0;erthelradmlss1on commune 10 chat with some Cultural Revolution.' Budgetlnc System (PPBS) lor the student Is able to do. Or. comma er a e """"w ' "Ma Sitson, China's leadin& public schOols ts ooarln1 com-Bloom calls these clustnca-• .:. th to the U N Including a seat sc hool-pis who were lakin& 1 , . pletion In some states. A PPB f he personally SlC)ervl~ ft1 e on the se:e~tty Council by the therr turn ,1 farm work. 'Old Yiolinill, pvc to .i1e mapzrne ttoos the taxonomy o eduea-
constroctloo o1t theh most dl10 p ouster or Nationalist China, the you cry when you first arriYed in I 967 an eyewilne" account ~:~!!,!e:e:r~~:~~ tlonal ob)eetlves.
cuUseottonso bot greetm • R~ China re~mels startln• here'r' asked lhe Premier, of Red Guard <~Ctivity . The .......,_...... TbeeasenceotthePPBsys. '" -• the same ~ •· .. · I' · 1 b _.. the early days of Robert Me-t 1 t be bl t t st ..-ry r--..s onr 1 se to "throw Its weight around" nolklng their muddy clolhes. areal v1o tn11 o servcu: em s o a e o e or
awesome mountains. That dur-by demanding all agreements The answer wQ,~ 'No.' Bul Chou 'Elsewhere in the city (Pekina) Namara, and other omdal evaluate student performance
lng the ZO year period leading be made on Its terms. The contmued, 'It would not hne there were many terrible ~::;.oc~;·~: =f'.:e :~; ln eaeh of the three domains.
up to the AmderlcanstaRblle¥0h~lon president's blue ribbon defense mauered ,f you did. h 'a only incidenu durina this period . leYell of -ernment. M.any Therefore, behavtoral ob)ee-
he was alrea Y e s ON as panel has polnled ~~~~. "But It human 10 cry when you are Students at one hlch achool &"'' tl'f'eS are written tor eaeh
a fearless explorer, a dangerp Is prudent to remem~r that not uaed 10 something.' actually beat to death every ~f:;.~~~':y' ~t ':';c!':rf, course to determiDe) wr.t the ousfoeofthelndlan,a~rlor the communJst concept of ne-''CORRECTION :Onemi&ht one or their teachers. The b• some term thai m~ ehUd learns (kDows.( wtat his
backwoodsman? A man to equal got.latloo ls radically different ;u well depict Adolf Hitler u a woman who lived next door to 1 attttOOea are (feels) and what
or ~ss !he Ukes of Daniel trom ours. They view 11 as a IoYer of small animala! This ua in the wesl city was accuiCd management bY ob)eetlves. acUoo ht 11 able to take (doea).
Boone . He literally carved out component of cooruct With the maudlin effon. by the OJtnt to or haYin& I radio tranamitter Tbe CaWornla Deputmeat The objeCtl¥81 pre-determine
the path to the west tor your ob)ectln or pining~~ advant. portray a Communiat culthroal and send in& mea&aJe& to Chiana or EdueaUoa baa beta worlr:1n.r what ltoawledie Is oeeesary
great, great gn.ndtathen ilDd age without conceding anythlnt; aJ a man of compaaion ia 1 K.ai-.hek . Red Cuarda pulled tor three JIU'I 00 a PPBS or good, what atUtUt1estheeh1ld
grandmothers. 'l • • • The road to peace hu betrayal of tht I rust of mil_lion.• her from her , hou&e into the operatlooU model tor aUCalUP shOUld hue, and wt.t &eUon
Does U matter Should you ---tllr-·gb .,...,_., of its readers And 1t 11 creel and killed her. People o-'" -bOOt.o.~•·rllateoltaYe 11 COOIIdtrld dtllnblt. The ' Do 'A h never vo:o:a• ..... __..._. · k t h f b ._.. ,.... .... ""'"' 1~ of at to •~r '"" car. you care re umor-ment." upediU)' outraaeout Iince the apo e o eaps o un un.,.,. .tmllar procrama.l.DCallforo.Ja r .-pare I \Ami" m .. ,.
ous comments about hla t.&lle 011r renewatot"normal rela-011~,1 hu iuelf published bod i e • r o ttin& 1 n the tbe InttraatJonal aecowtlng •hat 'f'lluta and attitudes they
teeth on television all that 1s ttoos" wtth Red China lends mortuaries.' tlrm of Peat, Marwtcl: &Dd wiJ:h de'f'eloped Is by-paned,
remembered of this frfootle~ cr edence aod appronl to that ''The Di1e1t ·, slant m this Mttehlll 11 eappd to dt'f'eklp lDd tbe objeeUYet P,Mn-1.11 1te.!t~
ft&N:er and commander o men . dl laiD ...... fll* THE article ia also iltustraled when tbe model. ThllaceoUDtiDitlrm tltudet often lncou 10 .. ,th Doe •t he amonc others de absolute, one man c rs • ...,. it u.ya: 'Now with Prr-aident thole tbe pueoU prefer
.. r:: som'e salute even 'as; Indoctrinated by 10 Incessant Yet bi.Yt I Mt IDJ KLDc t.,a Ni•on'a spectacular policy pi'OYtdll M"leH ror tarp Tbt coarte eoottDt ~ ilnd
thank.yoo? ' bombardment of Mao prapa-
1
my bO)J b!U of Zloo. reversal •nd the overwhelmina eorporaUOII neb as the Pean. protabl• wUI be DOft~tlctual -~ to produce a natioo o 1 ~11 d-ll.re tbe "-r• Ceotral RalhraJ &Del Rolla 1
Chances are escellet'JI. that &&>--... , -....... : U.N . vote, Mainland China 'a Ro•ce tonUd IDd retlteUve ot coo-
many rtpt hen within the ctty faceless robotJ: wttbout dlazt!ty the Lord r.U'I aid tmto me, 7SO miUion people arc comlna 1 • cepta: INtDtial to a eoatroU.CS
Umlts of Costa Mua areeJther or ldenllty, theyetmcerChlneM Tboa art mJ SoD; thll dlJ bl..'f't Into their own.' TM ia Tbt cSNt-• of ppa; for toelety. Sttlject matter II:
reoentLon hU fa.Ueo victim 1 .. --th" o · •• 11 ~ descetmnt.s of Wa.sb10Jtoo. de-to a ruthlesl pernment tt.t ..--• madneu! ne mtr.o•t •• we tcbOoll lt&tt that Ill twtctilxl trimmed down to tncladt oaly
ICend&Dts or bls nelchborl and allows no self determlllltlocl.. AJII: of me, aDd 1 lbaU lh'"t write that the people or t1 to matt tbl teaeberac:coma-tblt maltrl&l DeeiiAZ'J to ac:-
trlenda, or perhaps tboce re-01 __ _. 11 nlclde The• are tbtt tbt IM&thll for tb1De ID-Germany came into their own ab .. tor tbe work he ~bod! eompllab arrow aDd II)ICttle
lated to a prlnte or omcer s,_.. ' 1 llerttuee, Ud tbt ._IDOit when Hitler wu round Ina up dO. For ,..,_lt, a cUitriet objtcttYH. "ot maellt mowtq.
who foul'Jt wtth &Dd UDder him forced to aeeept ure u de-pull of tbe tutti tor""~ ... the Jews. Rather, the 016~11 Jl)llldl: a bodpted amcMD lor 1J lqlartld, ud 1Dtbta&etl'f't Beach. ln nrlous frontier battle• creed bJ the blenrchy. There NAioa. (Palm J:t .. e,) ahould have reminded ill ....... -·--H ... , ~~~~ •-'dOID&ta tbl tt.dtlt 1.1 .. -....
l.n!l tlal f h t • l1 no ny tor lbtm, l.dnd--......... --.. .--..--11o1 .--There are uen orces W 0 wan Tbere are many miUtll'J &DIS u to ueape or to lmprorre LOCAL WOMIM MAM!D read era or I he foUowtna t1:MWtb lf'ldl. U 11 daU'ablt lftllli'Md'' wltb ni•• ud at ..
to bulldoze that freeway through the heart tamlll record• anllalllo. A "" 1• AS OPPICIIS OP MOW ONtyo~ by the Amn People'• lA> 1 ... wbelbor the dolll.ra !llludee dlm&!IIDI to the poyctiO
U.UO, of Rl'loltJtionlry War ~!;. F=m m::.,: :-: A aaa.oa 'r.Jud ..,..... bU Anti-communiat Laaue: 'Let lllllllt aa Ud.l JrOCI'&ID are pro-, ..S lA coafllct wltb 1111 bome ot our town, but tt ts ttme !or the state YttlnDI Ia uatlable at tbt P ......... rn&IQ..adt Peaet 11 bMl r .... lldlrd tr ..... er ot .,. atwaya bear In mind that the cfttellrthe nabtbltu;I&Jtrl tralatDc. 1n tbt aeUoa domt.1D
to listen Instead to the voice of the people Kal-1 Arch!••• Ia Wuttlltl· 1;;;;.;'j. -menl but·-the on,.. c.-,..__. o1 Commun~t oy•em ~ mon wl.lll. To4oloratloe the--bt ta procnmmed lA> poUUcal too. D.C. Your flmU:y'l mtU-a 01 ~I· ar11et.u. t:r auel and inhuman than any In of tbe tacbe'l 111tnct1o1a. Uld .ocJaJ aetioa., Wb1c:ll tal1l who live here and remove the blight tarr ..,...teeroeordtaloc:alod, tbe _.of tr-. tt Loa •-(!lOW~ pr .. louo blotory . tt to --orporforfiiU<tob-eellrtll' oololdo !be pum"
that still reats on our community. An c<JP!ed, <d-to,... Tbe ltollo•nlci«J. Lllldo-• n afiOIIVt dllmotrl<oly dllfcront !rom Jo<IIYM tor the eluo mtiot oftheoeboota.
OffiCial declaration from the &tate legis-nte. ooatata 1-mallott tor =B. ~~ra A" will_.;.~·-...,. tho tndOionol oyilem wtu<h 1lo --Ia ::: W1loot the teoebor "'" ..,...
bolb mllltla aDd rocull.ro. Yoa COllar · u j;-G1 1111 -... had -.,._...., throutb It ........ eltl--·-u --llllllt Uti
lature eliminating thl8 aectlon of the will '"'"" .-too pbo6o. •• 11 a-......... dlr* loot -.· Tbe ruolllel of 64 ollll<ll••-a --11u ._ the -· 1111
f th tat .tem -eoplto rocardloc the to. -a--~ -million Chlo-mutduod by -. T-, 11 ---ttol r-art uolped 1)'111• cout freeway route rom ea esy diY-IIDCitldtorraak. all.rr, AD AGIMCY CHOS!M C.U.II~ Clto• Ea-1&1 ond hk Conwad• p-1o -•IM -bolaUd-IMtl. Theta.
would clear the air, ani! pave the way otata, .._.,.. f....,.. dafH, '"'" board ., dlroet«o ., 8-~ ., II'M liar-w1t t"'lfY tot.,.,, 11tt ,...,.., •-IIJ did ---· It a .....,...
for re-aale of the freeway right-ot-way plaeee, <d nlual>te llmlll' lilt Orup c.-,. Fair ttu _.. ,..... -.,_ ."Ttwe " • .. yl~ omona !be ot>joeiiYN. Ttoe •---.., -·•• ... t 1 •• _ ahtp and llUtorJ. Tblf powtrfl11'7 tin awarded ua &dYtrtlltae ull RI.U.. s. IOtr• •nan '\ ~~':. ';:, 0,0~ ~ a M111·11 ut ncJOIIIl e..,, .. otMalla-.clil
propertte• ba..... 0 pr va ... vwuer • old_,. AmorleultltlilrJ .... peU. ral&llou ·-.. -w • ... .... lltt --.a! -· Tltoro • -...... , . ,et tb18 valuable property back on the -Ia! aciiiDCI7 r.r .., CIIYor MYtrtloiDC .... -lor c,., .. n __ lloo<l tide, swollen wlth tho lilt!' Ita" ac-ed lilt..,,... to ttta lor --lithe
., Ytrt per~ ....,.._ 1o 'too-lloldqartered --11 1M -...... IIOtiiSIII leen of tho at.._ peopl~. -. riiiGL FrotD tala e-1M turon.. ear•-. -......, ~ al ,_, Willi -_. .,_ • It'll. 'rlee JIOI•t• II ~ ''" rlto roan R.Utr' --lotltrlt--
:;: It i8 now a full year Iince the people ·~ 11 earoiiiU-nc.;;.ll~....,...l: ... --!:'T.."*.:.."":.:-:"..::; =:.!::or':...':~~= •. ~.:::,::~:.:.,-..:..:...":'-":':;
• otHewportBeach8p(lkeaooverwb8lJD111ClY ,_,.., .. _.__,. •IMtllll'C'*orrictpr-aaaorllol-.&a. -.. ~...,. llltb wttom ::•lfoo !" .. ...: ... ;;:. tf0011!ol-llpor-
tbi8 all-tmportant ~. It i8 eerta1Dly ,_ ..,. WID -troot ,.., -...,.., -ltad aJoo IIOIJ II • mt ' -''"'"'"' ,.,!.. k oow • • on .,_-•? ·II' •• •--Gil &11 1M---..... 1>1' nllllc _.._lllo..-aiiM---.. IIIIISIIJ--........ -CoJIYTJI!tt II 1--~ I-. UJDe to NtUe thta Ul-once and for .,_ _, .• no, 11 a1o11 ,_ ._, ., ,._.._ »u 11 11311 u Jtrn 711 .._ 1971, no A ..tea• "'' :.! :;..or • ;--. (lo lito -s)
tD ~~ecortece with that 8 to 1 Yote. ioiM.,_nr_,.._ •·-· -••• ,,...... ,.... aur •-
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KAREN OB!RAlfTER, teacher at the JohD 1'r&eJ CUDJ.e cltmoutn.tloB bomt, allows
d-.1 11ttlt S-yeu..o1d. Bot:q' Pollock .orne new wor~ at the FebrlllJ'y demoutration
mHttnc of tM NaUooal Cbulty Le&cue for members aDd guests.
"Hlp SocJety" Is not an tun
aDd pm,., aecordlnr to mem-
bln of the Natloaal ClllrUy
Leap, one of the outstanding
mct&l-phUanthroptc orp.ntr.a-
Uoas tn tne Harbor Area. Chief
philanthropy of the NCL is the
John Tracy Clinic, an tnsmu-
Uon dedicated to training deaf
children.
An exhlbttton or the work
or the cllnlc was held recently
at a spec .. l meeting or chapter
members and their ruests. A
teacher from the John Tracy
C Untc demonstration home In
Costa Mesa, Miss Katen Ober-
uter, pve a teaci\IJlg demon-
.tratlon with 3-yea..r-ald Bobby
Pollock, a pi.W)Il at the Costa
Mesa school. Althou(ll totally
dell, Bobby !las already ac-
qlllred a voabulary of zoo
words. He Is the son or Mr.
and Mrs. Alan Pollock of Co-
rolll..
After the demonstration,
wh1ch was held at the Bayside
Dr. home of Mrs. Edwin Sleen
BE A GOOD NEIGHBOR
U you .ve a newcomer,
know of a DftroiolrMr
tbe Harbor Area who
not been welcomed,
her a f.vor by calling
fbtbor Visitor bttw-.n
and 10 a.m. and lh•
your frilnd ll•ll,..,blo inlonnotJon
from friendly '::iiiJ firma. which 11
to http her b.oome
with b.-M'W
THE HARBOR VISITOR
4114-9368
WOW!
Jr., the Matlonal Cbartty Learue
members, their guests, lnclud-
ln& Bobby and ltts mother, and
teachers adjourned to the Bal-
boa Yacht C lub for hmeheon.
Belldes taking full tlnanelal
responslbtllty for the tact Uty
at 114 E. 19th St., Co sta Mesa,
where a number of deaf child-
ren are being schooled to be-
long 1n a soundless world, the
loeal branch of NCL seMs
$10,000 each year to the cHnlc
headquarters in Los Angeles.
Ttlla money pays for lrurtruc-
Uon at the Costa Mesa cltnlc.
Tbe Los Angeles Cllnk also
cooducts a eorrespoodenc e
course to assist deaf people
and thelr tamtlles all OYer the
country and 1n some fore!~
lands. A further activity at
the main headquarter s Is a
parents group wll.1ch meets
weekly to learn assisting tech-
niques.
A letter from Bobby's mother
was read at the recent League
meetlng, to (lve them a Val-
entine month thank you. Mrs.
Pollock wrote:
"I would Uke to take this
opportunity to elq>ress my
thanks to each or you for the
wonderful work you are dolng
for the John Tracy Clinic. I
wtsh I could know each of you
personally, so 1 could share
a Uttle of wnat your work has
meant In the llfe of my family.
"There are 6 of us In the
tlmlly, 4 children and 2 adults.
Pattie Is 15, PeMie Is 12,
Bllly Is 8 and Bobby Is l .
Bobby Is a rubella baby and
Is profoundly deaf. The ftrst
tlme we heard those words
we fell •ery much alone, we
felt no one cared, we felt at-
NOW!
M ... 11•t,
brings you
I
I
I
I
this exiting
merchandise
offer!
RaM}' Felice Newman.
daughter of Mrs. Sydney New-
man of Newport Beach and the
late Sydney Newman, New York
attorney, u changed marriage
VOWS wiUl Dr. Arle Leonard
Flscbt.cb recently ln las
Veps, Nevada.
Randy atteoded Boston Unl·
nrstty and the UnJverstty of
tbe Americas, ln Mexico City,
The croom, soo of Dr, Uld
Mrs. K.ul Fischbach or San
Francisco, was graduated mag.
oa cum laude fk"om Lafayette
UotnrsUy 111 Easton, Pa., aDd
received tlls doctor ofmedlcloe
degree from the Ut\IYerslty of
Liege, Faculty of Medlclne,
Ltece, Belgium. Hetspreseotl}'
taking his residency lnOB-GYN
at Marte~ County Hospital
In PhOenlJ, Arizona.
A weddinr reception ln hOnOr
or the trtde and groom wt.U
~~~~~~~~~~~~~ bt htld oo Yarch ll, 1972 savings oppor1Unftu! ln PboeDi.t, where the ~le
'"'' wtu be restdlnc.
IIRS. FISCHBACH
M ... 11•t, Cancer research aided
I .... .:::~C~G;.a:~~t':Dl~L:--:~~!!~:.~ .. 1 2tJI L III.IWAT AT -
Tbt aiiii.Uary to the Veterus
of Fortlp:l Wars, Poat !536,
CoMa Me•, lJ matt.ac plans
WE HAVE NEVER JOINED A CHURCH IN THIS
AREA. WHAT WIU wE DO WHEN WE LOSE A
MEMIER OF OUR FAMILY? .
loy ~ 0 . IEl-ON
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-·--....... --l'uner., ••••e
tor tbt close of the report
rear aod the comlnr Oepart-
mnt of Calllornla coaventton
to be Deld ln Juoe at the A.M.-
helm coo••Uoo ceoter.
Mrs. Floreoc• Ktr cmtr,Co-
sta Me• AuxtUary cancer
!hall'miD. hal &DDOUDCed that
there w1U be • beneftt cud
party held at the home ot Mr,
aDd Mrs. VerDOG M&tiWrWI, tUO
Pactnc Aft., Costa Mesa.
March 16 at ?:SO p.m. Pro-
ceedt Will co to cane• re-
seuel'l, For more lnb'matSGD
ealJ Mrs. KlrehDer at 548-UlS
or Mrs. Mathewt at 541-WI,
At 10 a.m. M&reh ll. llrt.,
Matbe'WI trill bOld I wor-ue-.
at ber bOrne. nom • •tU be
made co ro 011. ... at tbe
eGM--. IAdlu me,-briDe
p4eolo or ldou 10 ~ -.
Mra. MatiiiWI wtU .. " DW.·
lorlal lor II.... tat Will be nn.s Cll &liD. 1..-= .... 910
tM .,.,.. to au ..,r_., ~~ .J.
...... ~ y., Ot-ftt
........ ett ... le~~:
C:.ll 67,..,
'
mt111: cb&ttmu at Coroaa del
Mu, -.Jd eompetlttoD tor JPOt,l
oe lbt ortM~tn• &Pd buctl
wu ldp.IJ eotnpttttln. He
-lor ... mplo, Hilt " wore pi-for tile bJII!ociiOOI Ill 1110-ATLAIITIC
bODM" bud om of mort tbaD co ... t Gtard S.mu wuu.un
400 top bleb .Cbool mUitel.alll A, Plcm&ft, IOD ol Wr, Uld
wbo aadltloaed. Mrs. c. A. Ptcmu ol 1151
The lllllllll aU-southern Kentuety Place, Coaa MHil,
P'cqMJ are sponsored b)' an 11 Ia the mid-Atlantic oo Oe-.n
a..:>ct&UoD of schOOl muste Statton Echo aboard the Coalt
teachers lDSouthern Callfomla. Guard Cutter Cbtncota.pe,
Music department beada at home ported al Norfolk, Va.
HERE'S MUSH IN YOUR EYE
People o m treated sties with corn meal Clnd honey.
Today we wouldn't thmk of u!>rn g a concoct ron such
as thrs near our eye~-But then, we're lu~;ky . We:
have many fast-actmg, pleasant antrdotes for infec-
tions-thanks to rTl(:drca l screncc. Ask your physteran
about thac: Mwer, dfecu•·c rcmedrcs . . let tum
decrdc whrc h medrc3trons arc best for your needs.
Then, bring hrs prescnptrons to us for compoundm&.
... a. COAIT awY • .,_.a ...... -. . ..-
iT'S A LONG . LO NG
STORY FROM ...
DAYLIGHT UNTIL
DARK
1 We fea ture
everything you
• desire. whether i t be
dresses in all lengths.
ensem bles, coats ,
suits. active
sportswear or
swimwear .
Shown here is an
antique beige
p uc kered cotton with
the European look
and a blue and be1ge
layered casual lor
daytime wear
Each at $36.00
FASHIONS AT THE BEACH
•mhm" Road at BayStde Or Newport Beach 675·3183
Hours, 9J0 -5JO Sundays , 11-4
~:::;:-~~::':!i:mg; \
QUITTING BUSINESS!
ALL STOCK 25% to 95% OFF
CASUAL PANTS
~
SPORT
COATS
S A V C ..Z!o
$35
~DOUBI.E IIIIIT "04• .,. IIRII ....... uo.so
SUITS $69.50
nES
2forS5
•
"'SIW1"
PIUT RAT.
SUSI'INSf'UL
•ITICTI'II STOR'I' ...
'ULI f'KIP'PIR'S
"UUD.£•11fl!S'fl
-.r IUCII -et ..... -............. I.Wo hi. •• Otl. J•UM
~~NI~~R OF ACADEMY
NOMINATIONS
_.___
"T. R. BASKIN"
Make it raia, Mr . Payne
.,lla C..-
Wllon II BtU PaJM -.. ....,_ .... ?
.._ JW U11, II BtU PaJM?
~ .... !!!~II --0.,.,.. ' -
' 4POR T
~
Glenda &er
jackson Rnch
Murray Head
ll!l .... --SEE ACADEMY AWARD
~OYIINEES : Glenda Jack-
son, best actress; Peter
Finch, best actor.
o .\LSO s:iOWIHG
"Where's
?" •
J< COlJR ~,:;, .o• l<o«T< cl ( t I .
Continu ous Running
Sunday Show 2:00
..... Sh:lw Slarts 7r Jl. """""" .... Slr.lr'OIII S. 5ull. hill I .. ..,....,....
Sol. 012 p .#"-
"BOY 10 FEET TALL"
SUMMER
OF"42
1a .. Oinall c.. Colllll art liMb a hr ud • .,.... • pnJW ....... ,.,...,, ...
IUdl ua1 tuns ua
DeelP'W ..... MIIidMWIM ......... -.caJII.. -0 0 0 aod old. llr 0 ,.,.., 1111 oiiJ ,....._
uebiiOIDtllt .. Nortll..._ ..
.... • -111.1 &-.1 .... 10'1 rlhll aod ... lllo IIIII
Ume II lllo -12 lrJI It
WOI'bd.
Succ:eu bl"oact>l 111m W
tame. He wu mobbed by tbt
medii.. ABC, NBC, and CBS
au lntentewed him la addiUoD
to nwneroua Loa Aaplet radio
lbd TV ltaUOu aDd metro-
polltaD DeWspapel'l,
The story wu curled by
the a&tlonal wire aemees
tbrouCf>olll tile -· ..... Moatreat oewii*Pft' did a tun
page spread oa b.ls e~plolta.
He was lnte"lt1red on tbeteJe.
pboae by radio statJoDSln New
York, Massaebusetts, and Mls·
slsslppi.
The OCC lnstruclor received
mall ftom all OYer the aatton.
lneludi.Dg a letter trom an Qr.
laodo, Fla., woman accusing
him of practicing wttch craft.
How does Mr. Payne cause
U to rain? He uses a small
rain pi tamed Coello that be
dug ~ a number of years ago
wblle worldng at &o e:a:cavaUon
s ite 1n the Oau.ea Valley ln
southern Mes:lco.
The god waa used by the
Zapotec IDdJ.ans for the purpose
of bringing Deeded rain to their
crops. Mr . Payne tried It IDd
to bJs amazement found It
worked.
Once again Southern Caut.
ornla is e~perleoclng a severe
droug!lt. It haso't ratoed since
December, wben Mr. Payne
culled ~ a good sUe storm.
and things are looting bleaker
as the days pass.
"If it doesn't rain soon. It
won't rain agaln tmttl nut De-
c ember,'' saJd one loogt.J.me
Callfornla..o. U tbat happens
Southern Californians could be
In for a dlsastrous summer.
So where Is Mr. Payoe? Pre-
sumable be's still teaclllng his
art classes at OCC, but he's
been uoustally silent of late
aDd has made oo menttoo ol
working on another raiD storm.
Ji Crane changes mind ~:o;:~':'!-:
.... 1111 c-a ,., tloU •• ..,. lllro. LoiiN '"ud lHU~Y,IIIRat I, 1m
Mil s .. or a --... It, b, •-•· 11oM pt OOIUIADB.IIM,CAU F.
._ ..... 1-CIIJ~ ...... -· 11o would 1>o llo.,.. .. __ .., ... _,. ltiiiiJ olo<ttd."" "
fl "" tat .r11M 10 ...... Tlloo "" ...,. ... ,. .. to QUit KIY CLUI AIDS D .. IVI lila--.... --· .. ...... Clll-· Aot-....... Jill lo -II lila wwd. Lut , -aad Hoeltal (CAIIUI)
............. , ........ .,. bqUal till..-! "Mtelli ..
1 ,,.. ... C.,CDC'II, CA IPIH TI R DIHH I R brtllfl"ceMarelll,OiJW'1 11
Tllo ........ Mr. Crua-Till -Jlolllllo E. C&r· tbr .. lllor<:ll Jt."CAIIIIhol •
-~ tllaUion,a.-, -t .. lmoo111d1Dnor com · .-. will mardi -II tllld I IIDN4 to be the mot1 mUCH &aDouDeed that ttDII If· dOOr ciii'I.AI till •tiMI.J c&JII..
I' rtu uc ealldJdlte of tbl rucemtDta: tor lbe Mtteb 10 palp -COIItrlhltloN." .....
1 J II( ... I -. II t11o --· at'IJie Ill-Illy IIOCIIICod lin. Mart ~~~ AjlrU 11 o-. 11o wu a Clob hue been COI!WIIttd. Co· prellldollt of Pac-qii&P-
•Ittlc. t.d: ... _.nc. crew-cbllrmeo tor the teaUmonl&l ter. CARIH .. ,... trw ttat..
tc, bow'-Ued, AU-Amerlc:u ue Mrs. Geoe M, Wubbu.r~t, mtDt to eblk!rta "''"IJ at ..
.. _.. ...., aid "" .., Goorp 11. Holotota m. aad ntc:lod 1>1 allllma. T1lll ,....
"reallllaf ·a boJIIood dream · HtnJ RIU.r. Tlie evWnc wtU Ptetettter member I ws.n be
bJ IIUIIC taeo local poUtles/' bectn at 7 p.m. Yltb cocktails, autlttd b)' the JOCIDI mtD ot
He laDled about bow hi b&d followed lDd daoclog Corona del Mar hlctl .cbool'l
plooty ol Umo oo 111.1 bandl ~;~==~!~!~~==~, GEORGE L. WOODFORD, at left, eucattq 'ftee..,...-..at
of Southern Callfornta First N&tlODll But, pr ... Dts a
second eheet tor $1,000 to WUU&m R. Huct.oll Jr., admfll-
lstrator ror u.._, Hotpttal. The moaey wtU be added to tbe
bu.lldtnc fuDd for the 11-story patient tower oow tmder
constructlon, and Is the second lnstallmeot or a $S,OOO
pledge made In behall of the employees of the t..nk in
Newport Beach, (David Ross p!x)to.)
11Dee Jetlrll(tobiiSIIoreCWIB
bomt after a IUCteufUI career Dl" I'J u a Jeal -to lA••-· He
was l.lllloua to .. put IOI~?~IIIlllg I
bact Into tills town, which has MISS pua me 10 much."
Wblt chupd Ills mind?
"BIISIDeu reasons, .. he told JIIS Ul last Tb.urllday. "A buslnell
propoattioa. I started worldng
L I GAL MOTICI LIGAL MOTa 00 lui ,_ llao •-11 blos-
somed aDd I am gotnr to have
ORDINANCE NO. 1430 purSIIIlot to authority ol said to be 1D Colorado and Con-
AN EMERGENCY OROI-Section 65858 ofthe Calltornia necU.cut for several months."
NANCE OF THE CITY OF Gover nment Code and pursuaat He refUsed to elaborate.
NEWPORT BEACH ESTAB-to Its powers as set forth 1n Nor would he elaborate oo
LISHING A USE PERMIT RE-Section .flZ of the CltyCtarter; a soberin& statement that tbe
QUIREMENT FOR CERTAIN NOW, THEREFORE, the City most Important thing he had
USES WITHlN THE M-1 DIS-Council of the City of Newport learned &om his short ad-
TRICT Beach OOES ORDAIN as fol -nnture into the poUUcal wtkts
WHEREAS, the LaFayette lows : wu tbll "you need s kin an
Square, or Cannery Village SECTION 1. All uses within Inch thlct."
Area, and Lido Pentnsub. con-the M-1 District will require Newsmen whO covered Jim 's
tatn ma ny parcels or property a Use Permit, except buUding brief campaign saw his ad-
zoned M-1; a.nd material yards; contractors' mttted lporaoce oo poUtical
WHEREAS, said areas are yar ds; tuel yards; machlne matters as a refreshinr ap-
rapldly developing into com-shops; lumber yards; bu.lld:J.nc proach. You jUst don't run for
ple:xes of specialty s hops which and repair or boats; Instrument om.ee by telUng people you
can genera.te a large amount manut.lcturing; manut.l.cturl.nc "don't know what's golng oo,
of vehicular tratnc; and uses; and any other useswb!ch, but sure do want to learn."
WHEREAS, the M-1 District In the opinion ot the PlanlliDr Some reporters were peeved,
allows retaH and wholesale Commission, are of similar though, when he told only one
stores as well as the more nature, but under the same newspaper ea.rlylastweekabout
conventional Ught lodustrlal limitations aDd restrictions Ills decls1on to qoit thepoUUeal
uses without a use permit; and speclfted In sections govern-scene. Jim expia!Ded later that
WHEREAS, the development lng same; be ns "~tet and dldn't mean
of retail and who lesale shOps SECTION 2. This ordinance to hurt an)'body's feellngs."
in the M-1 District has caused shall be effective ror a per!od His retirement from poUUes
aDd w:tll continue to ca use a of 90 days from the date of after less than a mooth leaves
serious parking prOblem unless Its adoption; PROVIDED, oow. just 2 candidates, John store
a practical solution for the ever, that after notice pursuant and Dee Cook, In the race for
control or ott-street parlr.ing to Section 65856 of the Calif-the 7th district CoUIIefl seat
for thl!: area Is devised; a.nd or nla Government Code and betngvacatedby reUrlngLlnds -
WHEREAS, lbe City Council pub lic hearing. the City Councn ley Parsons.
MONTH
MAT
r~~=;;;;;~;:;;;;~;;;;;;J Last December, when he was hOunded by htmdreds of eager
newmen he was beard to say
that he can work his magte
will request the Pla nning Com-may by a four-fifths vote e:x-City Clert Laura Laglos says
mi ssion to consider amerrling tend this ordinance for a period It's too tate to takeMr.Crane's
Section 20.30,040oftheNewport of one year. Not mor e than name ott the April 11 ballot.
Beach Mwllclpal Code to re-two such u tentlons ma y be "His name stays on. as does
quire llSe per mits for all uses adopted; his statement of quallflca-
looks like grass, wears like iron! Dresses up yoor doofw1y 1s
it stops tracked·in dirt. Thousands of treen grass·like "finrers"
whis k shoes clean in seconds. Rugged polyethylene wo n't rot,
shed mildew. mold or fade. Irregular color skid-proof backing~
Shop early! Quantities limited, subject to prior sale.
"DOLLARS"
•A rousing good
auspense thrill er!"
-CNA,I'l.U CHAM~l/N,
LA T1mn
R-.:;;-:::=-
ooce a year. "Coeijo only
rain ooce a year, so
got to time U just rlgtlt,"
1~~::~: saldto onereporter,''You've got to walt unttl you really
l 'o'e<d II.""
Bill, we oeed Ul True, It
hasn't beeo a year, but Isn't -~
Co-Hit
there something you can do?
Anybody want to start ctr-
culatlng a ''Make It R:t.in Bill
Payne" petition?
"BOB & CAROL
PI'< IZ.fi.!$ • .s.xtt1errs ·
G.A l'rt,;;s • FI)N •
.J0 /1~ OUR .24"'
N
'f~.t.--m a rK ets
LIDO CENTER
.1411 VIA LIOO, NfWPORJ BlMH. CAllr 111be0 ~7J.fJ.HIO
HARBOR VIEW CENTE R
l W.OMAC AllHUit. NlWiiORT MACH. cAliF 92'fliMJ.,).11S5
ln the M-1 District, except SECTION 3. This ordinance
bulldlng material yards; con-Is dec lared by the City Council
tractors' yar ds; fuel yards; to be necessary as an emet-FICTUIOtE: st$IN£Ss NAM E
machine shops; lumber yards; gency measure for presentac STATEME NT
LIGAL MOTICI
building and repair or boats; the publlc peace, heatth. safety The foUowtnc persoos are
Instrument manufacturing; and weltare for the reasons doinr business as: Ad vanta ge,
manufacturing uses; and any stated he reto, and s hall take 444 N. Newport, Newport Beach:
other uses which, In lhe oplnlon errect Immediately ~n Its Mark Leyseo,2005f0 Aoahelm,
or the Planning Commission :t.doptloo. Costa Mea; stephen C. Johns-
are of similar nature, but under SECTION 4. This ordlnanee ton, uz Westminster, Newpor t.
the same Umltalions and re-shall be published ooce in the Tills business Is betng con-
strictions specified In sections otn.clal newspaper of ttle City. ducted by an unincorporated
governing same; and THIS ordlna oce was intro-assoclattoa.
WHEREAS, Section 65858 or duced aDd adopted as an emer-SICDed: Mark Leyseo.
tile CaUfor nlaGovernment COde gency or dlrw.nee at a regular This statement nted with the
"Yeur HeuaehoW D•p•lwaent • ..,.,
3107 EAST COAST HIGHWAY
CORONA DEL MAR, CALIF.
673-2800 spectncaUy authorizes the meeting of the City CouncU county clerk of Oranre County
adoption of Interim zoningordl-of the City of Newport Beach ... _ • 1972 b "-1 oa: ~, u, , y ce..-er y nances as emergency measures held on tbe 28th day of Fetru-J. Maddos:, deputy eotmt)' clerk. _ ~ NOUitl
proh1blttng uses which may con- ar y, 1912, by thefollowingYote, PubUsb: March 9, 16, 23, 30, :: ~ :.~
fllet wtth a ZOning proposal to wit: 19'72, in tile Newport Harbor t, ..... 14Tllelt.AY
which the legislative body is AYES. COUNCILMEN :MclnnJs, EE~DS!~ .. ~·:_ ____ ~·~~~======~==::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~ considering; and Kymla, Rogers, Hirth, Crout, _
WHEREAS, Section 412 of Dostal, Parsoos.
the City Charter author izes the NOES, CO UNCILMEN: Nooe ,
adoption ofordlnancesasemer-ABSE NT COUNCILME N: Nooe.
gency measures when dec lared E. F. Hirth
by the City Council to be nee-Mayor
essary in pr eser ving the pubUc ATTEST:
peace, health or safety; and La ura Lagtos
WHE REAS, in enacting this City Clerk
ordinance the City Council PubUsh: Marcb 9, In
hereby declares tha:ii~U~l~s~ac~l~ln~g~lh~e~N~e~wpo~~rt~Har~~bo~r~~~~
IAO VI:IIITI.I:MI:N
HEALTH NEWS:
Your Head Hangs
Heavy In Whiplash
Rear-eod auto colllslons are which are taut or on stretcb."
the most frequent cause of cer -Thus, injUry in a stde col-
vlcaJ splne Injuries, according llslon may be to tbt side of
to Dr. Gary L. Couture, D.c., ttte neck oppostte the Impact •
of tbt Couture Chiropractic Side cotU.Ions cause a sucldeD
Ceoter In Newport Beach. He lateral beDI!Inr aDd rotaUoo of
receot)J stated that approll-tbe nect toward tile side ol.
matety 85 per cent of the cer-the ~ct. aDd tbeD to tbll
neal dl10rders be has m.tted opposite side.
wer e tbe result of auto crashes. Spratoecl or tora Upmeatt:
ODl)' about 15 per ceat of these and capsules resd in l traa-
ensh lDjllries resulted from matte lnOaanaaiOrJ' rtactiaa
held-em or atde colUslona, he with miDute brtmorrMcN ud
Aid. contlned "en III'OkMtetd. bJood
''Tbrt amount of damage to Ieab.p. Dr. Coatare aid. 1'bl
tbl erubinc auto Ia not a intlammatloa m&J perlilt k
HU&ble lDdteator otthedamage mCIDtbl or y-.ra.
tbePAa~~D~tn, .. Dr.Couture "Tbe ...._I oatcome.Lt l
DOted. "Molt een1cal dll-ttPU"&ttve rfii'ODM. lDd Ia..
ordlrs 1tart wUh IPnla.s, and Jury tttaltl mott o4.-ta
-opra1u are ca-bf ooarr~n& Wllleb It lllo _,
tiMI act.loa ol the I to 1! poaac1 ruldal of U... damet ...
lDU ..., u II -bact-""a14.
fttd dWtAc a rear• enlb.,.. '""-* rCIIJr iii tM ctrYtc:al
Tlda bead IIIPIUc actloe u• 1111Mr,III'OIIIIttJ ••-,..-ul--••-· ot till ·-blood -"· ot ....cle ~ .. utllntll UMII: kllal drCI ·?--. .. ~=::_'aod -~~ to lito -· illllllc U.O II Ill II .. partladarlf ........ --.,.,, Dr. _, .... c-.-. ,... ___ _
ollloo_ .. __ • __
~~~~-"------; ~!"'~!"' to-be •WI If Met .. em t r, Ill
"" ....,,,. addld,.
''Till line· Dr. c...-........
aro ,....., ioay II -·-l1ltN, ...,_ _ _,_, __ .-t --... -.
'
lll&Cial rata may be Wliq. but te The Bia M,Mu tual Sninp we're nUl
PJIJiDIU bi&hu ,,._.and ~,.-on int urtd antnp.ADd we're ltlU oft'cri.nc
• boltol &. Mnica, tndudioc• f1U1 S.fc Ocpoelt Bo~ with • mlnim\l.ID bt.bnu.
Tw tho odcdlmb oo bJPer ~~>-• TM 111& M.
c.-.,.. ....; 2N7IMI eo.. Hlfbw.y, .4 1Mcb bM clMacAMw 1194.CA1chol nmc •ad Ta.pu.~"" -'P)
~ ~-lac..--. .. ;.,c.lia, ........ CkM* ... c.. hrllo..w.tll
............ l tt10 ........... ........CI• .. .-.
I
More youth jobs sought
Aa ~ lor ...... ,.,.lor
,__lo,Pltlkoiulr..., ..
wu madt IIIIa wttt bf a.
... -ol lllo Harbor .... Y~ BI!IPio)lDool Sonlee
(YES X
BtU Buduulc ~ COIC:I .....
Wbo bol4t YES Ia Ita tllorto
to 1111 ,.,. tor -.... -IMJ Ulll't acl1aUy Ia ICboo~
utood tmployors to try to llod
IDOI't opeDillp tor 10'...,._1
Ia Nowport Btaeb IJid c-
Mea,
YES It a DOn-Pt'Ont referral
....teo, Sebool-ap --~~ wort appiJ to YES IJid &n r eferred to employers loot-
lAc lor ·100111 help,
LIGAL IIOTICI'
NOTICE TO CREDil;ORS
SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF CALIFORNIA FOR
THE COUNTY OF ORANGE
No. A-n8~7
Elltate of JOSEP H PATRICK
O'HARA, aka JOSEPH P. 0'~
HARA, ata J. P, O'HARA, ata
JOE O'HARA, Deceased.
NOTICE ts HEREBY GrvEN
to the creditors of the above
named decedent that au per.
aooa ha't'lng claims ap.lnat the
aa.ld decedent are required to
ftle them, wUh the necessary
vouchers, In the otftce of the
clerk of the above entitled court,
or to present them, with the
necessary vouchers, to the
underatped at c/o Thomas E.
tfetfernan, Attorney at Law,
350 E. Seventeenth Street, Suite
112, Costa Mesa, Cautornta
92627, which Is the place of
business of the undersigned In
all matters pertaining to the
estate or said decedent, wtthln
tour months after the flrst pub.
Ucatton of this notice.
Dated February 11, 1972.
LEONORE A, O'HARA, Le-
nore A. O'Hara, Administra-
trix of the Estate of the abOve
named decedent.
DuriD( ll'll,llloorpiiMU.
p)letld l ,tlO hnZIM"I Ia -
Ia ~ --· ,. __ --..-~ .. -.... 0011 Gl -1, wore lbe -..-we lor loll Plaeemoot, boll YES _. .. , Till ..........
--Gl a.t -lorbtby. llllora, ftltr-ud elorlla, prla ue _ _. to pJoce ta
DUI-IIma ,.,., w.. Budlr ..
Ald. C.._ ... ly, YES bu
~11d tr:1r u lncrate 111.
t he blrl.ol of boyo.
Tile YES ollke 11 local«!
Ill 1be 8o1a ClUb 11 594 Ctoior
81., Colta M-. The 11~ o.-11 W-11474,
TOPIC 15 PLAIIT PESTS
Tbe Harbor VIew Hllll: Gar-
dtD ClQb will meet at 1!:10
p.m. WedDHdly, Malcl'l zz. at
t he home otMra.Ci. Basttaanse.
Wn, C, Fine and Mn. E,
Romeo 'rill assllt as co-
bolteues,
Robert Nesbitt, deputy county
agricultural commlsslooer,
will d11CUIS common plant
mNaNs&Dd~~·~·~mm
pesticide labelling and salety
ili UM,
MRS. KOVACH
JR. CITIZEN OF YEAR
CONGRESSMAN AND MRS. JOHN C. SCHMITZ, at left, aad Yr. ud Mra. ChArles
Colenorthy of Newport Be&eb meet at lDdepeDdeoce H&U at Knott's Berry Farm to
make plans for a dinner betnchekl Friday, March Z4, at the Saota A.oa Elks Club, hooortnc
t he congressman and his wlfe. The theme of tbe eYtlllnC 11 "The Spirit ot '75." Mr. and
Mrs. John A. Koaha of Oranp are pneral cha.Jrmeo of the enDI. Muter of cenmonlea
ls John Smith of Newport Beach. Reservations may be made by calUJlg Mu. Donald R.
Corbin at 532-5512. Mr. Schmitz recently filed tor re-eleeUoo to Congress to the oew
39th District set up by tt:le reapportionment necessitated by the 1970 c.uUJ.
Fashion fling Mar . 18
The Junior Aut:lllaty of the
Assistance League of Newport
Beach wtu be rolling out the
red carpet tor thrift shop cus-
tomers at the annual spring
fashion rung on Saturday, March
18, from 10 a.m. to Z p.m.
at the Thrift Shop, 505 E:, 32nd
Street, near the City Hall.
Howard Martyn and Byron Tar~
nutzer.
Mannequtn.s wtll be Mrs.
Craig Combs and son, Mrs.
John Stoclcwell and Mrs.
Thomas Peclte~ugtl and their
daughters, and Mrs. Michael
Nicholas and Mrs. Jam•
ThOmpson .
Slleswomen Will be Mme1.
Paul Hecener, Dean Pattoa.
Thornas Malcolm, Douglaa
POSTER A WARDS DUE
wsa..-1 ot a _...,. PQtUr Pollee oriiiUiAttoa. Muter ol -llmM at aloriiD( eo.ta ... -..ror llllaWUdl wtu
.. .... to 1be -fl lllllxlp-110 ndlo poriOII&Uty Do" De-
llftlllc IJid bleyelo llleftl will Solo •
be oamed Marcb 21 at NIWPCII't ~--• ol tiM eootNt are
11u11or bl!lll eebool. Coa M--N._.-t Harbor -•!rom 15 oeboo11 ue Ltooo, -ol Tol<)'o Ill Saota C'~DC Ia the COIUJt. wblcb Au, Oru.. Cout Optlm.lst
11 IPO'.Xed by the StucSeDta Ctdl, Dom Racltl'a Costa Mesa
tor Crime Prtt"eaHoa Com-Jewelry, CaWornta Federal
mtttee o1. Costa ..... Aboat SaYl.Dp Uld Hanb: Electric.
8,000 ltUdeat.l pa.rUclpated, and Tbe students tor Crime Pre.
lS$ fta&lllt1 ue eotered LD tbe Yeatkm Committee ns formed
city cbamptonabtps tor tht best ~III;;.;.Jal;;;y•;.';.9.71;.. ____ ~
poJter destps. I
Prllel wtn IDe!..., $340 111
savln.p accouots, trophies and
certs.rlcates. NEWPORT
ON -LIN I V-P HAMID
O.-LIM c-... ,_.
loc:., NM»ort Beac::D,•-onnc•
that Nor rna.a ~ Pla.Dqae tiu
jotaed tM OOinPUJ' u rice
preJ.ldeot-flauct aad a ctt.
rector. Mr. de PlaaQul wu a
pBI1'&1 PIJ1Der IDd ofllctr ol
P&J.oe, Webber, J'aeUoa ACur.
tts 1D Lo1 AAteiH b' more
thaD 10 )'Ml'IJ.
HARBOR Tbe 7:SO p.m. award cere~
mootes 1rlll Include sboWlD& o1
the Olm, "Caucnt," dlatrlbWed
by tbe Intertll.tio~t Cblets ot KIWANIS FOUNDATION
L IGM. HOnCI
FICTITIOt.S Bt.SINESS NAME
STATEMEH1'
The following persoos are
doing bus1Deaa as: Clneeolor
No. 102, 17155 BrookbtD"st
Street, FountaJn Valley: S.
James McKown, 2617 Ames
Circle, Anaheim; S!x>go Yama-
moto, 665 Ferrar Way, Santa.
Barbara.
This busloess Is being con-
ducted by a General Partner-
ship.
Signed: S. James McKo'W1l.
This statement tllecl wltb the
county clerk of Orance County
on: Mar. 6, 1972, by BeverlY
J, Maddox, dep uty county clerk.
PubUsh: March 9, 16, 23, SO,
1972, In the Newport Harbor
Ensign. F ·16338
PRESEN TS
TRAVEL AND ADVENTURE
SERIES
FRIDA Y, MARCH 17, AT a,oo P.M.
ORANG E COAST COLL EGE AUO!TORIUro\
2701 FAIRV I EW RD. C.M
JOHN GODDARD
'Kayaks Down
the Nile' Renewable fashions (new and
next-to-new clothing} for the
whole family will be ol:fered
tor sate and Informal modeling
or women's and children's
clothin g wtll be featured with
emphasis on Easter rashlons.
Simpson, George F. Bethel. VE T ERAN CONTRACTOR
Our 13th season d osps with
an all-tlmP ctasslcorat'lventure
• a trip that has been com-
puect to the Kon Tiki EJ;)edl-
tion and the Corquest of Mount
Everest • John Gortdard's liD·
forgettable jou r nP\ of over
4,000 mtles fr om source
mouth, down the River
Warned by authorH!es that
Co-chairmen for the day are
Mrs. Ct\arles S, Cook and Mrs.
Rod s. Daley. Assisting them
are Mmes. Kendall Knight,
Robert Harris and Fritz West. , MARTIN BRIMKMAH Dl ES
erhout. JAMES B. HENKLE, son of Martin Brinkman, a geoeral
Thomas E. Heffernan, At-
t.oraey at Law, 350 E. Seven-
teenth Street, Sulte. 112, Costa
Mesa, ca. 92627, 642-3210, At-
torney tor Admlolstratrtx.
Mrs. Kovach honored
Each Saturday Is ared carpet Mr. and Mrs. James L. Henkle contractor here lor the put
day at the League thrlft shOp of 1716 Pitcairn Drive, Costa 40 years aoo a Balboa resldeot
with special merctwxlise or~ Mesa, has been commtsstohed tor 51 years wasburledyester-
fered by the Jwl1or Aux1Uary. a second Ueutenant In the U.S. day In San~ Ana. He died uo-
Proceeds from the shaW and Air Force ~n graduation from expectedly SWlday at Hoar nos-
Saturday sales helps s~rt o m cer Training Scboot at pltal
the Leilgue's dental health ceo~ Lackland AFB, Tens. He ls He. Is survived by his wlfe,
t er, socl.al service otftce and being asstgned to WUltams Ida, SZ3 w. Balboa Blvd.;
other philanthropies. AFB, Ariz., for pilot training. D.ephews vaughn Brinkman of
a venture wa s not only Im -
possible but sulcid•l, John and
two Frenchexplorprs setout from the Nlle's fo~
bead deep in the heart of Ah'lca, through Up.DI1a,
the Sudan and Egypt all the way to the Mediterranean
tn an opochal 10 mont h expedition that made history.
Here Is a ra.re opportunity to travel the stMmin11
Nile, the Jon~st river In the world, with Its 31
cata.n.ct.s, fevers, li fP.-destroylng heat, bi& p.me,
baodtts and hun ger , a r iv er that for centuries has
detled the conquest or man! A.lter nve sea90ns with
ollt' series, John Goddard fans a.re legion. If you
enjoyed his conquest of the Amuon and the Congo
In previous n!n1s, then don't miss the journey that
the Los Angeles Times ha..lle<l as the "most amulng
ad't'eohare or our generation" -Kayaks Don the Nile.
Publish: Feb. 24, March 2,
9, 16, 1972, In the Newport
Harbor
The Junior Ebell of Newport
Beacb has bestowed the Utle
ot "Junior cltt.r.en or the
on a bard worki.nc Mrs. Eur-
~~:.._Sbe will
TIME
Ill
SALE!
$1600
an expense paid convention trip,
and wltl compete for th e Orange
District title of junior ctu.zen.
To earn the title, Mrs. Ko-
vach put In many hours or work
within her community, club and
home.
She Is an active worker at
East Blurf elementary school,
as parent aide, parent leader
or Instructional materials, PFO
publlctty chair man and 3rd
grade room mother. She teaches
art appreciation class for the
Se"tce League, a.nd is a.cUve
tn tbe recreaUon department
and the March of Dimes.
As a member ofJunlor Ebell,
she serves the club as tre:l-
surer and conservation co-
cllillrman.
Mrs. Kovach resides In East
B1u1f wtth her husband and 2
children, Ca me ron, 8, a.nd
Candace, 4. She eotoYs family
outings and vacations, and at-
tendlng her son's basebaU
games.
DAHCE P ROGRAM H T
LEGAl HOT ICE l EGAL NOTICE Corona del Mar and Fred Brink·
mu of Downey; 2 nieces, Mrs.
CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH, CALIFORNIA June Kiddie of Bullhead City,
NOTICE INVITIN G BIDS Ariz., aM Mrs. Olive Berreau
SEA LED ams will be received at the otftce or the City Clerk, of Loog Beach, aod by a sister-
City Hall, Newport Beach, Callrornla, unttlll:OO A.M. on the in-law, Mrs. Grace Brinkman
21st day of March, 1972, at wiUch time they will be opened of Long Beach.
and read ror performing work as rollows: Dr. James G. Bla.ln or New.
WATER MAIN REPLACEMENT IN NEWPORT HEIGHTS port Harbor Lutheran Church
1971-72 conducted se"ices at Waverley
CONTRACT NO. 1368 Church, Fairhaven Memorial
Park In Santa Ana. Interment Bids must be submitted on tbe Proposal for m attached with was~ Fat.rhaven
the contract documeots furnished by the PubUc Worlu; Depart. •
ment. The additional copy of the Proposal Form Is to be retained
by the bidder for his records. EL L IS TY L ER DIES
Each bid must be accompanJed by cash, certi.ft.ed check or Ellis Tyler, 86, of 365 Rat-
Bidder's Bond, made payable to the City of Newport Beach, cam Ptace, Costa Mesa, died
tor an amount equal to at least 10 percent o1 the amoWlt bid. at his home Feb. 28. He wu
The Utle or the project and the words "SEALED BID" shall born March 21, 1885, lnUU.nols
be clearly marked on the outside of the eovelqle coota..loJ.nc the and came to Orangt> County
bid. In 1956,
The Cootract Documents that must be completed, executed, He Is survived by Ills Wlle,
a.n<1 returned In tbe sealed bid are: E tva; 3 sons, Robert aoo Fru-
A. Proposal cis of Costa Mesa, and Leonard
B. Designation of Subcontractors or Torrance; ooedaugtJter, Mrs.
C. Bidder's Bond Berntece Pracllt, llllDols; a
D. Non-collusion A!tldavlt brother, Grover Tyler,otCoki-
E. Statement of Financial Responsibility rado; 7 gnndchUdren aM 11
F. Technical Ablllty and Experleoce References great-!Vandchildren.
Tbese documents shall be a!ll.xed wtth the signatures and Funeral se"tces were held .4D l l T ......
SHD£\1 ...
"Ancien aucourant," ancient
and modern, will be the theme
of the dance program pla.nned
by the dllnce production of Co-
sta Mesa high school. Dances
nogt from an lnterpretatlon
of the ~ Greek Muses to every.
day scenes found In mOdern
Ute. "Ancien aucourant" Is
scheduled for 7:30p.m. March
16, 17 and l B. Donations are
$1.00 tor adults, 5~ for stu -
denll. The show wll1 be pre.
sented 1n the Lyceum or Costa
Mesa high school.
UUes of the persons signing on behalf of the bidder. For Cor-Ma.rch 2 at Bell Broadway
poraUons, the signatures of the President or Vice President Chapel, Costa Mesa, with inter-
and Secretary or Assistant Secretary are required and the Cor-~~en~t~at~IW':bo:•~R~e:st~M::•mo:•:I~a~l ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~l porate Seal Sahli beatnxed to all OOcumentsrequtrlng signatures. Park.
In the case of a Partnership, the stgnatureot aJ least one general
partner Is required.
) ~gl • oo-•• o" o• ""'"
! ' ~c
TOM RO GERS TO TALK
No bids wtll be accepted trom a Contractor who has oot been
Ucensed In accordance with the provtsloosofChapter 9, Division
m ot the Business and Professions' Code. The Contractor
shall state his license number and cia.ss1ticaUonlnthe Proposal.
Plans and Contract Documents, Including Special Provisions,
may be obtained at the Public Woriu; Department, City H.all,
Newport Beach, Calitornl.a, at no cost to Ucen..sedcootractors. A
non-refundable ctlarge of $2.00 Will be required tor each set of
Plans anc1 CoDt.ract Documents Issued to others. It Is requested
that the Plans and Contract Documents be returned Within 2 weelts Thomas Rocers, Orange_ alter the bid opening.
CountJ RepubUcan CPntnl The CUy has adopted the Standard SpeelflcaUoos tor Public
Committee chatrman, will Works Construction (1970 Edition and ~lements) as prepared
speak at lbe March 13 meet-by theSoutbernCaWornta.ChaptersoftbeAmerlc.anPubllc Works
inc of the lrvlnP CORsi Re-Assocl.atlon and tbe Associated Geoera.J. Contractors of America.
ptj)llcan Women's Club. Hewi.U O:Jples may be obCalned from Butldiq: News, Inc., 3055 OYer laM ~lloe pta.ns of the GOP In Ave., Los An,eles, CalU. 9003-t, (Z13) 870~9871 .
t bis election year. Plans tor The City has adopted standard SpeclalPrortslons&DdStaDdard
the "Team 72" rally wtU also Drawings. Copies or tbese are nallable at the PubUc Works
be presented. The club w!U Department at a cost of $2.00 per set.
meet at 10 a.m. at the c lub~ In accordance with tbe prOft.sioos ol Article 2, Chapter 1,
r oom or Park Newport Apart-Part 7 of the Calllornla Labor Code (Seettoos 1770 et seq.), the
meots. City Council of the City of Newport Beacb bu ueerta.lned tbe
AIDIIIG ST. MICHAE LS .. oeral o•eva.IIID( .ate ol (Mil' dlom ._to 1be loeallty ill
Mr s. Richard Ftcre, A mer!-which the wort Is to be performed tbr each craft. clusUlca.Uon,
canlsm chairman for the Junior or type of workman or mechanic Deeded to uecute tbe oootra.ct
Ebtll of Newport Beach. an-and bl.5 set forth these Items 1n Reaolutioa Mo. S9U, adopted
DOUDCH that her eommtttee~ May lZ, 1969. A copy of said reaoltaloals an111ble J.n tbe omce
Yoted to SC~PQft St. Michael S ot the City Clerk. All pa:Ues to tbt CCMUact llblll be COYer~*~
Seboo l In St •. Mlehlel's, A.rl-by all proYlslons at thf C&l1torn1a J...abor Code relallD( to pre-
1081. f'lillng wage rates (Sectloos 1 'M0-17811Dclusl•e). T'hroGCfl Mn. Jack F'rult, CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH, CAUFORNlA
(Dclla.D Aflllrs cbalrma.n tor thl u.ura U.cto-, Ctty CWk
EbtUClub, Mn. Flpe is mat-Publl.lh: Nareh 9, 197!, 1n tbe Newport Karbol' Eutp.
1111 • ..... --to uaUt tH fl.etUty wltb open.ttnc ex--·
THE
THE
.. THE SHADOW
OF SPRIN G
LONG
LO NG
lOt VIA LIDO r.r."l,::::. IIIWOaT HACII
LOOK
LOOK
CHARGE ACCDUMTS • ... E PUKIHG
II --"'IWW"'
PIIIT RATR
SUII'IM.,UL
IITICTtV• ITOitY ...
-.-.-"T. R. IIASIII" ·-
Make it raia, Mr. Payne
a, Jla CIJ'IIII ...... lllllPaJoo-
woraQr-ldol? ;.;:-~,.~-.. 8IU PaJoo? !!"'~ II W0.. 0. ..,.. ' --
. 4PORT
~
GIIAT WIBI
=~ Murray Head
~--SEE ACADEMY AWARD
~OMINEES: Glenda Jack-
son, best actress; Peter
Finch, best actor.
• ~LSO s;!OWIHG
"Whet'e's
Poppa?"
11 ~011.1~ , ,, .1• l''"'' ol "1 I.
Continuous Running
Sunday Show 2:00
..... 5h:M.,., ..... --SGt. '"-.5. Suit. .._ I .............
Sal. 01 2 p.M.
"BOY 10 FEET TALL"
SUMMER
. OF'42 ,.....,....,.,
AleMrd A. ADtl'l Productooo'l
II ... Orillt Catt Celli. art--... ._t .. PN O:a' 2 'a• JIIIMKJ1 ftl
Mdl •••' tu'tss lui Dee .,..._ ............ ........... , nw•~
-••• uddld. .... ..,.., ..........
atellil..... .. Moral _A_.-
Iea, c MUd ... ..._. na.
""' 'l11al aod ... lllo IIIII Umo Ia tile put II tryo II
worlrod.
Sace-III'OIPI Olm-.t
fame. He wu mobbed b)' tilt
mec!ta.. ABC, lfBC, aDd CBI
au lllterTt ... ed him tA ~
to Dllmtf'OUI Los AD .. Iu radio
&Dd TV atsou aDd metro-
poUtu newspapers,
Tbe etory wu carried b7
tbe D&tloDal wire •n1eea
lbrQUCboot ""' -· IUid • Moatr•J oewepper did a fiiD
pap spread oa bU ezplotta.
He wu lntenlewed oa thetele-
pbooe by radio stat1o111 in New
Yort. Ma.ssaebusetts, and Mts-
slsstppt,
Tbe occ t.nstructor rece1Yed
mall from all over the aau.on.
lnclud!Dg a letter trom an Or-
lando, Fla., woman accusing
him of praeUclng wtteh cra..n.
How does Mr. Payne cause
II to rain? He uses a small
ratn pt mmed Coel)o that be
dug ~ l Dumber of years lCO
•hUe worldng at a.o excavation
stte tn the oaxaca Valley ln
southern Mexico.
The god was used by the
Zapotec lodlans for thepiJI'I)OSe
of brlQCiog oeeded rain to their
crops. Mr. Payoe tried It and
to Ills amazement fouOO It
worked.
Ooee apio Southern Ca!U-
ornla ls experiencing a severe
drought. It hasn't rained since
December, wbeo Mr . Payne
culled ~ a good size storm,
aDd things are looking bleaker
as the days pass.
"U U dOesn't ra1o soon. It
won't rain agaln tmt11 oext De-
cember," said one ioogtime
Callfornlao. U tbat bappens
Southern Cautorntans cotdd be
to for a disastrous summer.
J Cr111 changes mild::':~~.::.
-•·-•= ., .. ·~.. II •·-,.1111 lltU-Y,IMIIO!t, 1112 -._ .-:::' -·-~. ayo ro. -· co-• DEL IIA• CMJF .... __ .,..--·If, b7 ·-·· ... _.. .. -... • -~-CII:r~l. ...... -. .. _,. bo
Ill ...... ..._ ..... olloyo --·-.. II M .. JIIIOt to ..... n.. lot .0.1d bm to qolt UY CLUa AIDS DIIVI
.... -• .., .... _ ·-opla Clll-·· --lllllo-IDIU -.1&11 ' -ud '-I (C4UI} ...,. ............. lboC ...... e. ...... .,. ...
1 'IIIDrC.IJCD•rU. CAIPIMT!I DIMMI!R brtaa"oallarell,• 44' , 1 no-Mr. cnoo.w~~o 1'bo -.JloGDio E. car. 111r...., llareb 11. "CAIIIII'"'--~IIIIIMon,..,., -tootlmootaldlnoorcom--••wiD -••-1o
lllld •••~ to be tbe molt mlttee liiDl:KD:~ that n.t ar. door dll1lc bt •aose• a.a-
7 diiUc eaodldlt. of tbt J'UCitmeatl for tbt Mlrcla 10 pa1p b' COIItr.......," aa..
1 I 'IC b' I Met• ta tbt cbDtr-duet at ·the Bllboe Bl,y ao.eed Mr8. lilart Klllu'd,
Ajlrl) 11 ·-11o wu a Club "''• boon .. ..,,_, Co· .,...-ot Poe-~ ... liar. ~ crtw.. eM.trmeo for tht testlmool&J ter. CARIH stY.. trw treat-nt, IIOtto.CIId. All-AIHrtcu. are Mn. GeDt M, Wubbara, m..t to cblldr• ...,... • ., at.
........ ..., aid bt wu Cieorce M. Holtlttla m, Ud nteted bJ 1.tba111.. na. flU
''I'Mttdsc -a boyllood dram.· Harry Rtoker. Tbe ntllllDc will Pac...UC mtmberl wtU bt
bJ 101111or IIIIo locol poUIJ<a," bellO at 7 p.m. wllb cocktolla, allloled 1>7 tile J--01
He tallrod .-,_ be hid followed IUid dallc:lll( dol Mor blp ocbool'o
P~r~=al~~~~::~~r-~ .....
GEORGE L. WOOOP'ORD, at 11ft, eueutlfl Ylce..pr.-... bome eueer III'J of Soutben Calllorlda Fltst Natiooal Baot, prutiU 1 u I real Mtate ta•estor. He
second clleck tot $1,000 to WUUam R. HOO.OO Jr •• &dmtn. •1• Ulloal to ''PUt oonoetllllltr I
lstrator tor HOlle Hotpltal. The mooey wt.U be addecl to the bact lDto this town, which has IIIII
buUdlnC ftmd for the 11-story patleDt tower ocnr UDder ct•• mt 10 moeb." 11
construction, aDd Is the second lnstal1ment of a $3,000 Wbat ebupd bts mind?
"Bulona reaiOIUI," be told Jill pledge made In behalf of the employees of the bank ln.
Newport Beach.. (David Ross ptr>_.::.::to.)-----:-:-.,--0• tut Ttwrdy. "A buslnesa _ propositloo t started worldnc
UGAL IIOTICI LIA•L IIOTICI oo lui year bU -ty bios-' -son>ec1 IUid 1 •m colnr to ,.,.
ORDINANCE NO. 1430 ptD"suant to authority of AJd to be to Colorado and Con.
AN EMERGENCY ORDI. Section 65858 of the CalltorDla Dtctlcut for seteral months."
NANCE OF THE CITY OF Government Code and pursuut He retued to elaborate.
NEWPORT BEACH ESTAB-to Its powers as set forth 1D Nc.-woakt bt elaborate oo
LJSHING A WE PERMIT RE-Section .fl2 of the City Charter; a !Ober1nC statement that tbe
QUIREMENT FOR CERTAIN NOW, THEREFORE, the City most importaM thing he had
l8ES WfTHIN THE M-1 DIS-Couoell of the City of Newport learoed from his sbort ad·
TRICT Beach OOES ORDAIN as fol-Yenture into the pollttcal wilds
WHEREAS, the LaFayette tows: wu Uat "you need skin a.o
Square, or Cannery VIllage SECTION 1. All uses wllhln Inch thlct."
Area, and Lido Peninsula eon-the M.l Dtstrlct will require Newsmen who covered Jim's
taln many parcels of property a Use Permit, except building brief campaign saw tds ad-
zoned M-1; and material yards; eootractors' mttted Icooraoce on poUUC&l
WHEREAS, said areas are yards; f\Jel yards; machine matters a. a refreshing ap.
rapidly developing into com-shops; lumber yards; buUdl.ng proacb. You just OOn't run for
plexes of specialty shops wbtcb and repair or boats; Instrument omce by telUng people you
can generate a large amount manut.acturlng; rrwu&cturlng "doo't know what's golng oo,
of vehicular tratftc; aod uses; am any other uses which, but sure do want to learn."
WHEREAS, the M-1 District In the opinion of the Pl.aJI:ltog Some reporters were peeved,
allows retail aDd wholesale Commission, are of similar thougb, wbeo he told only one
stores as well as the more nature, but under the same newspaper earlylastweekabout
conventional Ughl todustrtal UmltaUoos and restrictions his declsloo to qlllt thepollttcal
uses without a use permit; and specified In sections go.-ern. scene. Jim ezplaioed later tba.t
WHEREAS, the development lng same; be was "~let and dtdD'1 maan
of retail and wholesale shOps SECTION 2. This ordlnaDce to hurt uybody's feellngs."
In the M-1 District has caused shall be effect1Ye for a period His retirement from pollttcs
and Will continue to cause a of 90 days from the date ot alter less than a mooth leaves
serious parking problem Wlless Us adoption; PROVIDED, how-just 2 eartdldates, John Store
a practical solution for tile ever, that after oottce pursua.ot and Dee Cook, In the race tor
control of otf.street parking to Section 65856 of the caw. the 7th district Council seat
for this area Is devtsed; and ornla. Government Code and belog vacated by retiring Llnds-
WHEREAS, the City Cooncll pubUc hearing, the Clty COUDcll ley Parsoos.
MA61C
MD NTH
So where Is Mr. Payne? Pre-
sumable he's still teacbtng Ids
art classes at OCC, but he's
been UDUSt&lly slleot of late
and has made DO mention of
working oo a.nother ra.1n storm. !~~=;~~==:;::;:====~~::::==~~ Last December, wt.eo he was • OOWlded by huod:reds of eager
will request the Planntng Com-may by a four-ruths •ote ex-City Clerk Laura Lag:los says
mission to consider ameOOing tend this ordinance for a period It's too late to takeMr.Crane's
SecUon 20.30.040oftheNewport of one year. Not more tha.n name of! the Aprll 11 ballot.
Beach MWll clpal Code to re-two such ertentlons may be "His name stays on. as does
quire use permits for all uses adopted; bls statement of quallflca-
Looks like grass, wears like iron! Dresses up your doorway as
it stops tracked-in dirt. Thousands of green grass-like "fincers"
whisk shoes clean in seconds. Rugged polyethylene won't rot.
shed mildew, mold or fade. lrreRUiar color skid-proof backing.
Shop early! Quant ities limited, subject to prKn sale.
"DOLLARS"
•A rousing good
suspense 1hrillerl"
-CH,U'll:t CHo<~M,.LIN,
L.A. r''"" ~-=---
Co-Hit
"BOB & CAROL
TED & ALICE'(11 •
-~
newmen he was heard to say
that he can work his magic
ooce a year. "Cocljo only
rain ooce a year, so
got to time U just rtg:ht,''
S&ld toone reporter. ''You've
got to walt unttl you really
need lt.''
BtU, we need ttl True, It
hasn't been a year, but Isn't
there somethl.ng you can 00?
Anybody want to start clr-
culatlng a "Make It Rain BtU
Payne" petition?
lo the M-1 District, except SECTION 3. This ordlnaoee
bUilding material yards; coo. Is declared by the City Councn LI GA L MOTICI
tractors' yards; tuel yards; to be necessary as an emer-rrcTmous BtmNESS NAME
machine shops; lumber yards; gency measure for presenlng STATEMENT
butldlng llDd repair of boats; the ptbllc peace, health. safety The tollowtnc persons are
Instrument manutactlll'ing; and welfa.re for the reaaons dolnr business as: Ad vantage,
manufacturing uses; and any stated herein, and shall take 444 N. Newport, Newport Beach:
other uses which. In lheoplnton effect Immediately tCIOn Its Mark Leyseo 20051DAnabelm
of the Planning Commlsston adoption. Costa Mea; Stephen c. JaMs~
are of similar nature, but under SECTION 4. This ordiDance too, m Westminster, Newport.
the same UmiU.lions and re. shall be publtshed ooce ln the Tbts buslDess Is belng con-
strictions specUted In !:ectlons ornctal newspaper of the City. dueled by an unioeorporated
governing same; and THIS ordinance was intro. assocla.Uoo.
WHEREAS, Section 65858 of duced and adopted as an emer-Sleoed: Mark Leysen.
the CaUfornlaGovernmentCode gency ordlnaoee at a regular This statement filed wtth the
EAST COAST HIGHWAY
CORONA DEL MAR, CALIF.
673-2800 speettlcally authorizes the meeting of the City CouocU c<Mmty clerk of Orange County
adoption of interim ronlngordi-of the Clty ot Newport Beach oa: Mar. a, 1972, by Beverly
o.ances as emergency measures held 011 the 28th day of Febru-J . YaddoJ:, deputy county clerk. _ :teOUII
prohibiting uses which may con-ary, 1972, by the followlngYote, ~Usb: March 9, 16, 23, 30, '• aal7 M011.",11UU
fllct with a rontng proposal to wit: 1912 1n the Newport Harbor :,:~ ::-=..,T
which the legislative body Is AYES, COUNCILMEN:MclnnJs, EE~IIS!~in~·:_ ____ _:·~·~IG.WO~~=====================~ considering; aDd Kymla, Rogers, Hlrtb, Crout, _
WHEREAS, Section 412 or Dostal. Parsons.
the City Charter authorizes the NOES, COUNCILMEN: None.
adoption orordlnancesasemer-ABSENT COUNCILMEN: Nooe.
geney measures when declared E, r. Hirth
by the City Council to be nee-Mayor
essary In preserving the public ATTEST:
peace, health or safety; and Laura Lagtos
WHEREAS , 1n eDactlng this City Clerk
ordinance the City Council Publish: March 9, ..
hereby declares thail iiiFis~a~c~lln~r~tb~e~N~e~wpo~rt~~Har~~bo~r~~~;,
HEALTH NEWS:
Your Head Hangs
Heavy In Whiplash
Rerar.end auto cotuslons a..re which are taut or on ttretch."
the most frequent cause of eer. Thus, lnjury ln a lldl col-
•leal spine inJuries, according Uslon may be to tbe side ot
to Dr. Gar)' I... Couture, D.C., the neck opposite the lqJ&ct.
of tbe Couture Chlropractlc Side eoiUaloos cause a AltdeD
Center In Newport Beach. He lateral beDdlDg ud rotatlOD of
receotly stated that IIJPfod-the oeck toward the llde ol.
matety 85 per cent of tbe cer-the IDC~&Ct, &00 lbeD to the
fle&l dl.:JI'ders he has studied oppcn1t.e skit.
were tbe result of auto crashes. Spra1De!l or torn ll .. meata
ODI)' ~ 15 per cent of these and ClpiUiea retd lD a tru-
crub llljal'tes resulted from matte lnlllmmatorJ r-.ctioa
hlld-OD or lllde eolUskms, be wltb rn1.IMit4l bemorr...,.. llkt
•kl. cc:mtlaaed ..... proloapd, blood
''Tbe amount of damage to leatap, Dr. Coatare JUt. Tbe
tbe craahlnc auto Ls oot a lntllmmatSoa may perlllt .1>r
reliable IDdleator of the damage moathl or J'lll'l,
thepu ... pu,"Dr.Couture "Tbe IYeDtull outcome II 1.
10t41d. "llott cen1ea1 c.UJ-rfl)lfttlfl rtii)ODit, 1..111 lll-.. don otart wltb opniu, and Jury rHalto moot ... Ia
•oot ..,..... are ca-b7 IICin'IDC '"''ell Ia lilt .-1 a.. actloa of tt1e a to 12 poaad reDdat of U... liiiDQI,"
..., .. 1t JOaPI t.et.. he ald.
• '"''" dw1aC a rlll'tDd erub." Tl ... r..,.U ia tbt ctn1cal n. lllahcst you can 101
'e~.c. ....
marKets
LIDO CENTER
)4) l VIA.L IOO. NfWPOR-r 8fA(H, CALtr 9Uie0tt1l-ftt60
HARBOR VIEW CENTER
lMOMAC AIUHUit NlWJ!iottf MACH, c..\ur 92MOfW'H15J
'
'l'bU beld aeUoa .,. ...... ,...., '*'-
"' , .. -blood ...,, U,.IDtlt ~ .141aldrc• •sr-, e.
ud ....... to till .-1 ...._ 11110 ...... ...-.lr till ..... -... ...,, Dr. ~~~~a~ --c--. no--·--., .. ....,,.--·--u .. tlll.,...u-----·-•••~-to ... be CM1 ad lileftlJI'S I 1, .. .. ..,..,,,. adltsd.
• ..,... line· Dr. eo.e.e-··---
... ,._-., II -·-·Drift, -·
-.. ,.., --,.n ·-· -----.
(with IDIUftd Nri-)
IDu:rat r.altt may be Wllna. but•t The B{A M,Mutual Snlnp we'rt ttlll
pt)1nau bi&h •• , ... and MU'"oo i.nturtd uvtnp.And wt'rcttill offc.rtnc
a holt of free~ lnc.hadtnc • FlU Sak Ocpotit Boa. with a nUrtimu.m b&lou.
'nl« ..,.. .. clbah .. bJalletio_t .. n.e liiM.
llutual
cc--• .., ... ;_,..,.eo..ttfl&hwa-,;4Mocbr..utof~'.,.._<Nthtn..hiiT•pe~• .. "-'>
Odl.r.--.W.CA-~ ..... W.Aru6t.,......,c-... ... c..,..,.~
.................. , ..................... 1 .......
• I l
More youth jobs sought Aa_ .... _.,.... .... --... -.,...,. .. .... -IIIIa ..... ., lllo
-ot lllo -.... '1'-. E0111..,.,.. Son1eo (Yal
1110 -Ill"' Cotlalf-.
... 1M14o YES 1D Ita -
to 1101 jobo .... -.... -llloJ .,..,~ aetoaQr Ill -~
.-t"ployera to ITt to llad
more opeDlbp tor J'OUIICit«•
ID Nnport S..cb IJid Coot& u ••.
YES 11 a noo -PJ'Oflt refena.l
llll'Yiot. School-4p )'OIIIba
•eeldel work apptJ to YES Ud
art referredtoempJo)'er.loot~ toe for .,..., http.
L!C:AL H011CI
NO'I'ICE TO CREOI~
SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF CALlF'ORNlA FOR
THE COUNTYOFORANGE
No. A-711,7
Elltate or JOOEPH PATRICK
O'HARA, aka JOSEPH P. O'-
HARA, aka J. P. O'HARA, aka
JOE O'HARA, Deceased,
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
to the creditors of the aboVe
named decedeot that au per.
1001 hui.Dg clatma apinst the
said decedent &re required to
tile them, with the oeeessary
vouchers, In the ottlce of the
c lerlr: of the above entitled court,
or to present them, with tile
neeessary vouchers, to the
undersigned at c/o Thomas E.
Heffernan, Attor oey at Law,
350 E. Seventeenth Street,Sutte
112, Costa Mesa, CaUfornta
92627, which Is the place or
business of the understgped tn
all matters pertaining to the
est:are of said decedent, wutun
four months after the ftrsl pub-
Ueation of this notice,
Dated February 17, 1972.
LEONORE A. O'HARA, Le-
nore A, O'Hara, Admlnlstra-
triz of the Estate of the above
named decedent.
Dwtor It'll, tloaorpr'z!!p
plated 1,110 ttx, .... w,...
Ja till ........... n.-·· --.-lllo--
-ot -~ -· lllo --·· .... "" pile-. ... 1'EB -· , __ _
--·otlllo-lo<boi>J--.. --&ad ctoru, rtrto ... -to -Ia
JIUI-IImO jobo, IU. -· ald. ~ottr, YES hu
fri!PIIIId -&D lDer•• 1A u. ldrlor ot ~>ora. .
Tbl YES omee ta loeatecl
ta t11e lloya Clal> at 594 e-
St., COlla 111 ... Tbe te~
DUmbfr ll 643-0f74, '
lOPIC 1$ PLANT PUTS
Tbe I!Ubor VIew HIDa Gu-
diD Clab wtU meet at 12:10
p.m. WedDe811ly, Marcb Z%, at
tbe bome otU:rs. G, Ba~.
Wu. C, F!Dt aDd Mrs, E,
Romto wtU asi1Jt u eo. -......
Robert Nesbitt, del)uty couoty
acrtcuttural eommlsstooer,
will dlacus common plant
d1seues aDd pests aDd nplaJ.n
pestlelde labelllng aDd salety
ID-.
MRS. ICOV ACH
JR. CI TIZEN OP YEAR
CONGRF.SSIU.N AKO MRS, JOHN C. SCHMrrz, at left, aad. Mr. ud W:ra. Cbu\ea
Colenortby of Newport S.Ch meet at lDrJepeadeDce Hall at Knott's Berry Farm to
m&lr:e pla.nl for a dlltoer betag beld Friday, W&reb Z.f, at the Santa ADa Elks Club, boDOr1ng
the COOife&sman ud his wife. The ttl erne of tbe efeaiDI Ia "Tbe Sptrtt or ''76." Mr. Uld
Mrs. John A. Kosha ot Orange are geDer&l chaJrmea of tbe enat. Muter of cetemooles
Is John Smith of Newport Beach, ResenaUoos may be made by calliD.g Mrs. Donald R.
Corbin at 532-5512. M.r. SchmiU r ecently filed for re-electlon to Coogress lD the new
39th otstrtct set Up by the reapportionment necessitated by the 19'70 ceaau.
Fashion fling Mar. 18
The Junior Auxlllary of the
Assistance League of Newport
Beach will be rolling out the
r ed carpet for thrift shop cus-
tomers at the annlal sprlng
fashlon rung on Saturday, March
18, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
at the Thrift Shop, 505 E. 32Dd
Street, near the City Hall.
Howard Martyn and· Byroo Tar-
nutzer.
Mannequins will be Mrs.
Craig Combs aDd soo, Mrs.
Jolln Stoclr:well and Mrs.
Thomas Pecke~augb ancl their
daughters, and Mrs. Michael
Nicholas and Mrs. Jam•
Thompson.
Saleswomen will be Mmea..
Paul Hegener, Dean PattoG.
Thomas Malcolm, Doug1u
POSTER A WARDS DUE
...._. ot a ..,..,.,_. Potlee arp"atioL w.a.er ol -llmtd ll&lortiD(CoD cor-N fa< tile aWU'<Ia wtU ~~~-.. tile_.,. .. --bt n4lo --o. .. Oo-
llllloc ud blqclo -wtU -· be aJHd Marcil u atltewport BpQe_., ul the COIUelt are
-101111 aelloot. Cotla Ilea-Newport Harbor
....... from 1$ ICI:ODll ue Llool, 8uk of Tot)'o 1D 8atlta
•-11 1D tbt-.., wblel> Aaa, 0rup Cout Optlmtat
ta ...-red by tbe 5tadeiU C blb, Oom Rac1U's Colta Mesa
for Crime Prl'flllHoD Com~ JewelrY, CaUtornia Federal
mutee o1 Coat& 11-• .lboat 8aflnp aod Hanb Electric.
9,000 ltacSeatl partlcl&lated,I.Dd Tbe stucleDts tor Crime Pre~
1S5 ftaalllla are MUred lD the ·~ Committee was formed
city' CIJlmptoll&bJps for ttM! but Ia July, 1971..
poilter destgu.
Prl1t1 wtD IDclude $340 ID
IIYinp: aec.oums, troplllea and
eerWicates.
Tbe '7:30 p.m. award eere~
mODfes .SU loehl1e sboWlc ol
NEWPORT
•I!IWT Ill' I Iii -Allrf~-·.,_s
TMURSOAY;IWIOI t, 1972
alai ae.. .. CIY:Jf:
ON ·LIN! V-" N.WID
o..u. eo••• ,........ lAe., Newport Beaeb,a~•
lhal -do ,.._ lou
jolDecf tbe OOrnpu)' U Yk:l
prelideDI:.fbluee Ud a di-
rector. Mr. de Pluqut wu a
poenl -ud --ot Pa.IDe, Webber,1aeboa 6 Cur.
Us Ia LDa AqwiH U mote
tbaa 10 , .......
HARBOR
tbe ftlm, "CauctJI," diltrlbuted
by tbe IDternatloaal Cblefs or KIWANIS FDUNOA TID II
L lc:.\L NOliCI
FICTITKHS BUSINESS NAME
STATEMEMT
Tile following persoos are
doing business as: Ctnecolor
No. 102, 17155 Brookburst
Street, FountaJn Valley: S,
James McKown, 2617 Ames
Circle, A.nahelm; Shogo Yama-
moto, 665 Ferr·ar Way, Santa
Barbara.
This buslness Is being eoo-
dueted by a General Partner-
ship.
Signed: S. James McKown.
This statement filed wttb the
county clerlr: of Orange County
on: Mu. 6, 197'2, by Beverly
J. Maddoi, deputy COUDty clert.
PUbUsh: March 9, 16, 23, 30,
197'2, io the Newport Harbor
Enslg~~. F -16338
P RES.fN fS
TRAVEL AND ADVENTURE
SERIES
FRIDAY , MARCH 17, AT 8,00 P.M.
ORANGE CO AST COLL EGE AUDITORIU "
2701 FAI RVI EW RD. CM.
JOHN GODDARD
'Kayaks Down
the Nile' Renewable tashlons (new and
next-to-new clothing) for the
whole tamlly will be offered
tor sale and informal modeling
of •omen's and children's
c lothing wUI be featured with
emphasis on Easter fashions.
Simpson, Georp f. Bethe~ VETERAH COHTRACTOR
Robert Harris and Fritz West. MARTIN BRIHKMAH PIE$
Our 13th season closes with
an all-Ume class1C otadvemure
• a trip that has been
pared to the Kon Tild Expedi-
Co-chairmen for the day are
Mrs. Charles s. Coolr: and Mrs.
Rod S, Daley. Assisting them
are Mmes. Kendall Knight,
erhout. JAMES B. HENKLE, son or MarUn Brinkman, a geoera.l tion aM the Conquest of
EYerest • John Goddard's
forgetta.ble journe\' of
.f.,OOO miles from
mouth, down the River ,
Wa.rned by authOr ities
Thomaa E. Hetfernan, At-
torney at Law, 350 E. Seven-
teentb Street, Suite. 112, Costa
Mesa, Ca. 9262'7, 642-3210, At-
torney for Mmlnlstratrll',
Mrs. Kovach honored
Each Saturday ts ared carpet Mr. and Mr s. James L. Henlr:le cootractor llere for the put
day at the League thrift shop or 1776 Pitcairn Dr lYe, Costa 40 years and a Balboa resldellt
with special mer challdlse ot~ Mesa, has been commissioned for Sl years r.uburiedyester-
tered by the Junior Auxlllary. a seeood Ueutenant In .the U.S. day In San~ Ana. He died tal-
Proceeds from the show and Air Force '4)0ngraduahontrom e:q>eetedly Slndly at HoagHos-
Saturday sales helps s~rt o m cer Training School at pltal.
the League's dental health ceo. Lackland AFB, Teas .. He Is He ts surviYed by his wUe,
ter, social service omce and being asst~ to W1!Uams Ida, 523 w. Balboa Blvd.;
other philanthropies. AFB, Arit., tor pilot training. aephews VaugtLn Brllli.man of
a nature> was not only Im-
possible but suicid•l, JoiUI and
two FreocheJ;Jlorerssetout from the ' fouata.tD.
bead deep ta the heart ot Africa, througtt Upnda,
the s ooan and Egypt all the way to the Mediterranean
to a.o opoe.hal 10 month expedition thal made history.
Here Is a rare oppor tunity to travel the steamlng
Nile, the longest river In tl'le world, with Its 31
cataracts, fev er s, life-destroying heat, blg game,
bandits a.oc1 hunger, a river thai for centuries bas
deft ed the conquest of man! After nve seasons wUh
our series, John Goddard fans ar'e !eglon. If yoo
enj)yed his conquest of the Amazon and the Congo
ln prerious nlms, then don't miss the journey that
the Los Angeles Tlmes balled as the "most a.mutv.g
adnot\lre of our genera.Uon•· -Kayaks Down tbeNUe.
POOitsh: Feb. 24, March 2,
9, 16, 1972, In the Newport
Harbor Ensign,
Tbe Junior Ebell of Newport
Beacb bas bestowed the utle
ot "junior citizen or the year"
on a bard Mrs. Eu~
TIME
I:J
CAMPE
SALE!
$1600
be sent on
an e~pense paid convention trip,
and will compete for the Orange
District title or jWllor citt.zen.
To earn the title, Mrs. Ko -
vach put In many hours or work
within her community, club and
home.
She Is an active worker at
East Blutr elementary school,
as parent aide, parent leader
of lnstructlooal materials, PFO
pubUcUy chairman .and 3rd
gn.de room mother . She teaches
art appr eeLatlon class for the
Senlce League, aDd ls active
in tbe recreation deoartment
and the March of Dimes.
As a member of Junior Ebell,
she serves the club as trea.
surer and conservation co-
ctairman.
Mrs. Kovach r esides In East
Blutr with her husband and 2
ehlldren, Cameron, 8, and
Candace, 4. She en)Oys family
o~lniS and vacations, and at-
t ending her son's basebaU
games.
DANCE PROGRAM ~ET
LEGAL HOTICE LEGAL HOTICE Corona del Mar and Fred Brtnlr:·
mao of Downey; Z nieces, Mrs .
CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH, CALlfORNtA June Kicidle of Bullhead City,
NOTICE J:NVITlNG Blm Arlt., :uxl Mrs. Olive Berreau
SEALED BIOS will be received at the otrlce of the City Clerk, or Loog Beach, aoo by as:tster-
Ctty Hall, Newport Beach, Callfor nta, unttlll:OO A.M. on the ln-law, Mr s. Grace Brinkman
Zlst day of March, 1972, at whJ ch time they •ill be opened of Long Beach.
and read tor performing work as follows: Dr. James G. Bla.tn of New-
WATER MArN REPLACEMENT IN NEWPORT HEIGHTS port Harbor Ltrthera.n Church
1971-72 Condl)Cted services at Waverley
CONTRAC T NO. 1368 Church, Fairhaven Memorial
wi Park in Santa Ana. Interment Bids must be submitted on the Proposal form attached tll was~ Falrh:u en
the contract documents fUrnished by the Public Works Depart-·
ment. Tbe addi.Uooal copy or the Proposal Form is to be reta.lned
by the bi.Mer fo r his records. ELLIS TYLER 01 ES
Each bld must be accompanied by easb, certitl.ed cbeck or Ellls Tyler, 86, of 365 Ral-
Btdd:er's Bond, made payable to the City of Newport Beracb, cam Place. Costa Mesa, died
for an amount equa.l to at least 10 percent of tlle amo~mt bid. at his t.ome Feb, 28. He wu
The Utle of tbe project and the words "SEALED B~" shall born March 21, 1885, lnUUoots
be clearly marked on the outside of the enveJope cootaining the aod came to Orange County
bid. 1n 1956 ,
The Cootra.ct Documents that must be completed, executed, He Is survived by hls Wife,
and returned in tbe sealed bid are: Elva; 3 sons, Robert and Fran-
A. Proposal cis or Costa Mesa, aDd Leocard
B. Designation of Subcontractors of Torrance; ooe daughter, Mrs.
C. Bidder's Bond Berniece Pracht, llllllols; a
D. Non-collusion Altlc1avJt brother, Grover Tyler, of Colo-
E. Statement of FtnanclaJ Responsibility rado; 7 granclchlldren aDd II
F. Technical Abtllty and Experience References grea.t -uamchildren.
These doc uments shall be altlxed with the signatures aM Funeral services were held .4Dll T.. ....
SHDE\1 ...
"Ancien aueourant," aocient
aDd modern, will be the theme
of the dance program planned
by the danc e productioo of Co-
sta Mesa high school. Dances
range from an interpretation
of the ~ Greek Muses to every-
day scenes found In modern
We. "Ancien aucourant" Is
scbeduled for 7:30 p.m. March
16, 17 and 18. Donations are
$1.00 tor adults, 5~ lor stu-
deals. The show will be pr e>-
sented 1n the Lyceum of Costa
Mesa higfl school.
titles of the persons signing on behallof thebidder. For Cor-March 2 at Bell Bro&dw&y
porations, the signatures or the President or VIce Presldeli Chapel, Costa Mesa, with Inter -
and Secr etary or Assistant Secretary are required aDd tbe Cor-~~en~t~at~Har:bo:r~R~e=st~M:•mo:r:r~ai'J~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~i porate Seal SahU bea.fiUed to all documents requiring signatures, Park.
16 the ease of a Partnership, the signature of at least one geoera.l
partner Is required.
TOM ROGERS TO TALK
No bids wtll be accepted trom a Contractor wbo has DOt been
licensed tn accordanCe with the prorlsionsorCbapter 9, OiYlsioo
m of the Busloess and Prolessloo.s' Code, The Contractor
shall state his license number aDdclu.sUicatioolnthe Proposal.
Plans and Contract Documents, iDcluding Special Provisions,
may be obtained at the Public Works Department. City Hall,
Newport Beach, Calllornla, at DO cost to Ucen.sed contractors. A
non-refundable ctw'ge of $2 .00 will be required tor each set of
Plans anc1 Contract Documents issued to others. It Js requested
that the Pia.ns and Contract Documents be returned within 2 weeks Thomas Rogers, Orange after Ule bid opening.
County Republican Central The City bas adopted the Sta.Ddard Speelftcations tor Public
Committee cl\alrman, wUI Worlr:s Construction (1970 Edition aDd Stwlements) as pri'4JU'ed
spealr: at the March 13 meet-by theSouthern CallloroiaCbaptersoftbeAmerleanPubUc Works
tng ot the lrvtne Coast Re-Association aod the Associated General Contractors of America..
pubUcan Women's Club. He will Cbples may be obtained ttom Bull41n( News.loc., 3055 OVerland
outlloe plans of the GOP in Ave., Los Angeles, cam. 90034, (21 S) 870-9871.
this election year. Plans tor The City bas adopted Stamard SpeelalProYislons&DdstaDdard
tbe '•Team 72" rally will also Drawings. Copies Clf these are aY1.Uabie at the Public Works
be presented. The club will Department at a cost of $2.00 per set.
meet at 10 a.m. at the club-tn accordance llflth tbe pronsloas of Article 2, Chapter I,
room of Park Newport Apart-Part 1 of the CallllrDia Labor Code (Sectloas 17'70 et seq.}, tbe
m•ta. City council or the City of Newport Beacb bu ucertaiDed tbe
AIDINC: ST . MICHAELS genera~ prevallla< nte ol per diem ..,_ ID the loc&llty Ill
Mrs. Richard Figge, Amerl-which the work is to be performed I:Jr'eaeh en.rt. cla.ssl.tleatioD,
eantsm chatrma.n for the Junior or type or workman or mecbanic Dlflded to ueeute tbe eootraet
EbeU of Newport Beach, an-aod bas set forth these items ta RemJutioo. No. 6912, adoi:Jted
DOUDCes tbat her committee hils May 12 1969 A cq,y or sald reaolulioDla afail:lble La. tbe omce
'foted to ~~ St. Mlcbael's ot tbe bty C1ert. All parties to tbt CCMlb'act st:all be &'O'ferned
Sebool ln St. Mlet.el's, Art. by all prOYislons of tM C&Worn1a lAbor Code rellttnc to pn-
SOQI. n.Jlillg ware rates (SectloQs 1770-1 '7111Dclus!Ye).
1'broq!l Mrs. Jack Frank, CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH. CAUFatNU
IIMtiu AftiU.rs cllltrml.ll lor the Laura Ladoa. City CWt
!bell Club, Mrs. Ftae ismak· Publlsb: March 9, 1972, In tbe NfWPQI"t llaJ1lor Eastp. IDr• cull __ ........
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w111 llaYe to elpi.OII the tr-old 9111 .,..sora lliYitod 0111 llr -... "'aoothor-lolbt -----· -care ol the addll~ Gollll"'' ._.mat lbtAIIlbtliD
awards tbe sc:hool bU beeD team eoacbed by Del FloOd
p1Uor "" lD tbe past few years. 1r1U bt Harold Catbcut. Da••
Coacb Clltr Hooper's water S8JDXMK, DoD Watt.oa. Jim
polo IJid nim teams blft COil-KllDifiUDlltb, Dan &eeur,
trlbuted a great num6er of tbe llart Loufter, aDd Elwood RU.·
rapleDdeot trophies aDd 8811, to aame jut a few. Tbe
plaqaes U.t are at tbe polDt prellmlDlrJ games wtl1 start
of OYer.nowtog the Sea Kings' at 6 p.m. SaturdaJ, so pttbere
preseat cablDet at the entrance early and ebect o.-: tbo8e
to tbe Corooa pmna.slum, classy youngsters. Tbere wtU
Coach Due Holla.Dd'sYUstt}' be a lot of taleot tt.t JOG
foottell aqll&d, the soph ¢d-wlll see representing the local
ders, the Corona varsity bas· h!ib schools 1D the very near
tetb&ll team, the trosb basket· fUture. The Ensign's sports de-
ball team and coach Dick Mor-partmeot wtll be co.ordlnattnc
rls' wrestllng team have all fUture travel u cllange games
woo 19'1Z CIF lalD'els that are for these teams as they pro.
occ~ylnr space In the COM gress thJ'ourtt their trosh, SCl)h
ballot .b.me edifice. and varsity years.
Rtgtlt on the heels of the The Phoenix and San Fra.n-
THE GEORGE KOEHLER FAMtt.Y of 1211 Goldenrod AYe.,
Harbor VIew Hilla, tad a btg day last SahttOly as 9 year
old Ann won the 9 tbrouefl 12 year old sLDgles Utle In the
tournament spoosored by the Newport Beach parks and
reereaUon depa.rtmeot. WbUe Alln was competing Ln the
tennis tournament at 11 a.m., 10 year old brother David
was the leading scorer as cO&ch Mark McKenzie's Corona
del Mar Youth Center team defeated Tim Pa.rseU'sMarlner
ftnallsts 39~23 tor the Newport Harbor Park. and Recreation
8 d1Yls1oo title, (VIc Opalek photo.)
Sera King Irvine league t:astet-cisco trips are just the start
ball co..champlooshlp, the Co. for this area basketball teams.
ronans annexed the CIF south. We will be working with Ule
ern section wrestling cham. toea.! park aDd: rec dltectors
p1onsb.lp ta.st Saturday nlgflt at on tuture basketball summer
Arcadl.a hlgfl school. Ciary tournaments at the 8th, 9th
Casey won thel68.pouodcham-rrade and hlgtl school levels,
plonsb.lp for coach Diet MorTis Plus an exchange of atllletes BASEBALL HIGHLIGHTS
and John Blaapted wasannaust In tbe knee·rldiDg, surfing and Corona del Mar warmed up
in the 136 division but was water wonder events with some for the city championship ser.
edged out by Edison's Jim of our nelgflbors in the state tes with a 5-3 win over Tustin
SWeeney. and a co~le of our Islander Tuesday afternoon. This was
Rich GllantJne was another contacts in HawaU. So It could Tustin's first lossofthe season.
Htlls and managed but one hlt
as Mark Ackerman fanoed 15
Sailors, but he still needed
a pinch-hit single by Harold
Rose in the 7th to ete out a.
3.Z Vt'tn over the hustling Har.
bor nine. B• c If SUIts ttoallst for the Sea Kings in tlD'n Into something very Inter. Reed Johnson and Dan Grisby 1g anyon go re the 15'1 class, and Wally Clark estlng and enllghtenlng for all combined to limit Tustin to
grabbed a 3rd place finish ln the yomgsters Involved. 4 hils while the Sea Kings
and Lillian Dempsey and guest the 148 class. Casey and John The teams that wltlparltci· clubbed out a. Scott Parker CLEAN SWEEP FOR TARS A two low balls of foursome
tournament was held pest day
on Feb. ,29. Marge McCasllne
aod guest Boa.nle Gladhill, San
Gab11el CC, aDd Jan Greene
aDd guest Joann Scott, Glendora cc. sbot a 12'1 to wiD.
A J.way tte resulted for
secood place at 133. The teams
consf.sted of the following: Pat
Anleh and EUoor Holstein and
guests Nancy Newla.OO and
Bobble Smith trom Irvine Coast
CC, Pat BurltDgham and Cell
Sullln..n a.Dd guests Bee free.
bra!rn and Margaret Rife from
ICCC, Duffy Whltlow and guest
Lots S&Ddoval, GreenRiverCC,
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Dottl Egan, El Niguel cc. GJIIette of Torrance ftnished pate ln theSaturdaynigbtgames homered wUh Z on In the Znd The Harbor swim team con-
Another 3.way tie resulted In a J.l deadlock In the finals at the Corona del Mar h!gh Inning to he lp theCorona ~ause. ttnue Its pre.conterence
for third place at 136. One but Casey won th e CIF crown school are just a small example Newport Harbor, Costa Mesa schedule with Anaheim prorld·
team consisted of Rose De-bya z.o margin In the over. of the talents that this area. and Estancia all suffered losses ing the opposition at the Colo.
laney and guest Mar ge Feurth, time. Casey outpointed Gary llas in such abundance. Try to in their Tuesday encounters. nists home pool yesterday. san Clemente cc and Ruth Almeida 12.3 In the semis. see these nne athletes Inaction. The Eagles were blanked by Coach Bill Jewell's team
Ratr and guest J~e strang, You'-ll enjOy the experience. Orange 6·0 as classy senior blasted vlsiUnc RancllO Ala.
Hacienda CC. Dory Hogarth with e BASEBALL TOURNEY NEW JAy E LIN MARK Jeft.hander Robin Hall rang up mltos last week 65-30 In the
guest Betty WttaUs, ICCC , aoo The Corona del Mar, Costa Orange Coast College strong. a no.h1tter against the Estancia varsity division. Kevin Ashe
Bobble Cox and guest Janet_Mesa, Newport Harbor andEs-man Randy Cantrell set a new crew. In recording the 4th no-and Tim Reg:an both posted a
Booth, Anaheim cc, made ICl ta.ncta varsity bllseball squads South Coast Conference relays hitter of the season In Orange couple nrst place finishes for
the neil team followed by Baby are holdlng a tournament at javelin r ecord Feb. ~5 at c er. County, Hall whiffed 10 and the Sailors. Ashe won the ZOO
Bailey and guest Sibyl Hllllard, Costa Mesa Park, wtthEstanlca rltos Co ll ege. He tossed the walked only 3. In 1:56.7 and the 400 In 4:0.1.
Woodland Hills CC, and Marge playing Costa Mesa at 7 p.m. spear 199 _3 to break the old Costa Mesa wa s on the short Regan took the ZOO lndh1dual
EnnsandguestMarteDietrlch, today, March 9. Newport Har. OCC Relays mark ot 187•6 end of the 6-3 score wll h El medley In Z:13.9 aDd: the 100
Woodland Hills cc . bor and Corooa del Mar wtU set by Fullerton's Gilbert An-MOdena out-hitting them a. 7, backstroke In 1:0Z,5. The Tars
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meet at 8 o'clock Friday night, toUn last year. OCC's Alvt.n A homer by Gary LeBarber won every varsUy event but
also at Costa Mesa Park. The White finished second In the with one on In the 2nd pro-the diving.
losers will play at 5:30 Satur. event also breaking the old vlded 2 of the El Modena runs. The Bees were even more
day night and the winners will sta~d, with a heav•.:of 195.1. Harbor ran up against Sunny Impressive winning 80-4. The
"""'""'Bp.m. TRACK TEAMS IN ACTION ~~·.:::~r'~o~.~~:'g~~
• HARLEM CLOWNS ~~~e:w~:~~Rs WIN 75.21
The Corooa del Mar fa culty Costa Mesa Is at Edison high, Newport Harbor got some Th Oran Coast cone
wm bost the' Harlem Clowns Corona del Mar travels to Los excellent performances from swlm~ers s!:'ept to thelr nr:
at tbe jt& KJAc CJ.~ ~btfCilJ Alamitos, Newport Harbor Is Matt Hogsett as the Sailors South Coast Conference wtn of
at 8 p.m. A co~lelbfert!~r at Loan and Estancia Is hosted defeated Fountain Valley and the season swampln Santa Ana
prellmlnary pme! wtn match by Fotmta.ln Valley as all area Fullerton In a triangular meet 75_28 M~ch 3 In gthe Santa
the combination Harbor-Es-track aDd field teams are on at Davtdsoo Meld last Friday. Ana I. The Bucs are DOW
tancia...Corona del Mar 15 year the road today (March 9~ The Harbor varsity was lm. 5 1 r-'dual meet competitlon
olds against the flashy Anaheim Corona del Mar got a double presslve In outscoring the op. th-l 0 nd 1 1 1 sec acUon
all-stars In one game, whJ.Ie win from John Miles as the position, with th e Sa ilor s tally. ~~rc:ach -Ja:k Ft~ller~
t~e an.star 8th graders will Sea Kings speedster won the tng '14 points, Fountain Vaiiey s ingled out Matt Greer's etfort
face the local NBBA team. The 100 yard dash tn 10.1 and the 51 and Fullerton 22 . In the zoo freestyle. Matt woo
8th grade team Includes Tom ZZO in Z3,3, MUes anchored Hogsett set a new school th t with a flne 1·5z 8 Hawkins, Ctlrls Shulda of Kat. the 440 relay team to a win recor d 1n the ha lf mJle with a th! ~~~ best JC time ~ th~
ser, Jim McC loskey and MUte over the strong Huntington ft.ne 1:55.9 and grabbed the tat this ear
Faulkner from TeW1nkle. En. Beach Ol~er s 68.50t.nthetnltlal 220 with a 22.4 clocking. Matt s ~ug M"oon "won the zoo In-
sign wtll be r epresented with track and neld competition. The then anchOred the Harbor mile dl ld 1 edley In Z·ll 5 the
Martie Feducia and Pat Pat. Corona B'suutscored!heOtlers relay team to a close win as se:e: :st time In OCC'hls.
rick. Lincoln coach Karl Stall 66-Z9. The COM C s lost a the Sailors wer e traiUng by 1 Press Hobble won the
wtll have Gary Guisness, Rich close 51.35 duel to the Hunt . 10 yards when Hogsett took the 2~: ard butterfiy recording
Nebb, Jet! Ruzicka and Mark ington C's, baton In the final exchange. 2 .z~ 4 '
Jensen to serve as a nucleus Costa Mesa lost to Garden a · · ·
for the 8th graders whO will Grove 80.1/Z to 45.1/Z but Harbor strong man Terry
be making the San Francisco Doug MacC lean turned In a last Albritton won the shot with a.
trip. ()pposlng the 14.year old 4:18.Z mile aDd the Olswang 61' 10" effort. Jim Swick took
8th graders will be the NBBA twins flntshed 1.2 In theZ.mlle a 4th tor Newport in hls first
team that will represent New-run as Tom finished ahead of serious work-out after a couple
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COACH MARX McKENZIE coached tbe Coroaa del Mar
Youth Center to double w1ns In the Newport Bel.eb parka
a.Dd recreation clty championships at Coroaa del Mar hlch
school last sa.turda.y. He Is shown here wtth the winning
team: troot row, left to rlgflt,StenBaroes, Wade Betra.kofl',
Scott Bruseau and Blaine Endsley; blet row, Jim Reibel,
Mart Rlzzotto, coach McKenzie, Phil Doyle and Pete
Maradudln. The A champs drew a bye their first round
ID the county tournament at McG&ugfl scboolln Seal Beach
and w111 play In the semt.noals at Z:15 p.m. Saturday,
March 11. CO&ch MeKenale's B city champlons have a
'1 p.m. game Friday night at Western blgfl sel¥»ol in their
opening round of the Orange County play-oft's.
ORlAN McCUNE of Harbor Hlgb is just pttUng on his
ftnishiDC ttck and passtnc LCl George Hernandea of Fou.ntaln
Valley ln the rtoal 30 yards of the B diYislon 880 relay
race. Brian made up a 4·Y&rd deflcU to overtake Heroaodez
ud win the event wttb a time of 1:38,5,
JEWELERS Z door, Z hOUr,
burning safe. $400.536..%610. MATI' HOC.SETT Is shown break.lng the tape as he set a
new schOOl record in the half mile wtth a 1:55.9 clocking.
He paced the Newport Harbor track and field team to a
wln onr FOODtalD Valley ilM Fullerton as he also won the
Z20 and ancllared the mile relay team to another winning
eft'ort. (VIc Opalek photo.)
port-Mesa in the World Series twtn brother John wtth a 9:Z3.6 strenuous seasons on the foot.
at Phoenix. Matt Spangler, clocking. ball and basketball squads.
Brent Kruse, Doug Eccles, Dave Estancia's varsity lost the Randy Cross of Cr espi In the
Brochmeyer • Jerry Lawreoce, opener to El Modena 83.56. San Fernando Valley Indicated
Rick Dostai,Greg PhilUps, Tom The Eagles junior varsity won he Is out to gtve Albritton all
Gould, Joe Dtstanlslao, Dave BZ-36 and the trosh.soph team he can handle this year as big
Gibbs, Mike RoletU, and Frank racked ~ El Mode&lll 90-Z8, Randy won hls first test with
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BOtch college performers. Ste. Pianos &. Orgaos
•ens ls a ftosb at USC, so It's
tt loots like be Ia oft' to a SCHMIDT MWIC CO.
FOR RENT
SEVERAL commerda.landpro-
fesslooal omces • trom $75
._, • on North Newport Blvd.
opposite Hoac Hospital. Jobl\
Vopl, 646.1675.
CORONA DEL MAR: Z small
ofllees. Choice loea.Uoa, S429
E. Coast Hwy ,, $75 llCb lD·
etas all uttUttes.&?J.4050,
6'13.8189.
BY OWNER: Big Bear bdslness
property, 48 x Z50, store,
home, :J bedrooms, 1·1/Z
baths, Uvt.D(Toom, nreplace,
kitchen. $38,000. Phone 548·
1487.
o MISCELLAII EOUS
EXPERT bicycle repairing on
au makes. Tires, and au
replacement parts. Beach Bl·
cycle1, 806 E. Balboa Blfd.,
Ball>oa, 4'15-'IIIZ, IIIII S» E. 1~ m., Co~ Me~ ~-
7430.
ALCOHOLICS A!!ONYMOtll--
PbODe 542-'7Z1'1. P.O. Bos:
No. 1Z2~, Costa Mea. toad start oow. Stevens has 190'1 N. 14aJ.D St., Saota Ana
-been lmprovtnr In the discus Ell. 1914 NEW lart10 liiOillllaiD bome. "s"=POTS=:--:8-::E:::FO::RE::::-:::YO::UR:=-:::EY:::ES::::--
Kortb sbore, Lab Arrow·
VUICE IIUUIOY Ia eeoter,llm
Fukumoto, Znd from rlc!t,
ftll1sb 1-2 for the Harbor frOib
Ill tbt 100 J&fd -laal Fri-
day at DIYidsoo fteld. Marc
Wilsey oo tar left I• Just a
few JUdi beblnd &J tt .,.. a
DMr bluUI IIDIIII. Tbe "'lllllo(
Um• wu 10.9 lD tbe C efent.
(VIe Op&lek photo.)
&Dd took a 200 In the Coliseum Yamabl Pianos &. Orpos
based: ennt with a fine 15Z,9 Lowrey Orpna:
best eflort. Stebnray Pl.anos
The Newport Harbor frosb'l----------
tract ud fleldperformerablve • lOOKS FOR $All!
to realb' exteod tbemse!fes to
tQ111.1 tile precedent 118t bJ tbe ''NONE DARE CALL IT CON.
SaUctr toott.ll a.nd '-lketb&ll SPIRACY," bJ Guy AUea.
.quads tbe put seuou. The 1F1tb lati'Oductloll bJ Coa-
frotb taiUed 54 to Foua.laiD &rtMDU JObll G. Sebmlts.
VaUoy'a 31 IIIII 21!or Fuller-.._.,..,.., tl.
toa. VIDce Mulroy aDd Jim ORDER FR0c1:
Fllkumoto were 1-2 ln the 100 Amertc:aa Op,IIQD Boot Sblrt,
aad MllllrOJ c&meblcktoaaebor liM ll&tburBifd.,Coeta .....
•ucs LOSE OM MO-HI T lila 440 retar Ill a -tliDo ~--: Mt-OU5, of taA J.U H&rmoa &ad Tom .................................. _ .. ,. ..... _ ... _ ...... .
• y SAM T A AM A HURL U BIPCI~ pll<ld l.Z Ia tbt polo HELP WANTED .
A ao.b1t rem bJ auta Aaa'a
l[ollli Koll alppod llio 0ruco
c-ol Collop -II .....
llol~udU!>Ithe
DDR'I Ia I tie frw tM COD·
,.._, ltld otl-4."
T1lo -wu llio llral lor
... -. """ 1lld opoood ~ LIII•et plq .... 'f-5 ULt ·-·--llt.&u•-FI1dlJMd __ , •
..... RCIII l..aiDtr1Da, V.C. EUERIIJtCID bRII,III*
llllllvJ .... Boo -fla. ud ""'* ... -·· Lin ta. -1-1-4 Ill lilt 110. """ Prtftlo ,._ Ud!IOIII,,_.
K--lilt NO, IIIII 141--· lfi'CIIllf, hi 1;14, Tile .-,. ... ............................................... -...
nrm a.lloroooo wll1l 1bt c:w-t:IIYICI!S
WDrJ alr-· ...... --.1'!-!!~~~'!....----
-lbt ..... lit'*" 1110 ..._ &J:PDT cliOir ...... call
-hn lo - -,.,.__, nua.,. ••11 '• J)OIIoc_ ..... ...,b .. -11' 101-.--· ---
Mad. For rept weeUDdl ·or OD )'CMII' aew carpet -remon
fttkJJ, 549.3&1! and 510-tbtm wlth Blue LWJtrt. Rent
U?S. ~~o:'cHar~:io?'~
o WO Rl WAll T! 0 COUI H"' ., Cor-del liar.
SECRETARIAL WORK. mlmoo-WANTED . lf'IOI'dDc. DOta.ry, and a mall .::.:=:..:.=~-..----.,boot~P~ep{al aecouota. CaU WJJfTED _ Your old blkN Ia
I'!S-4000 alter-. tn4t 11r -· Boacb 81-
cyclll, 801 E. BaJbol. Bmt ••
IIIOIIDIO. Y-1 oltiiPirlooeo 111-. 1'15· 'liD, ud liS B.
• au IJPd of <lolbiDc ud 11111 lit, Colla 11-141-
UDa. SptctaiiJ --·· 74H. o~~~r~~. tuo.,.. 11r. _ ..
--107 llu-ht, WANT BEACH .PROPERTr llr core. del liar. 11S-11'N. •• .... Ia 111• .....
DIPI.WDA.BLB, RCCIIIM ta .. ..,_. _ _. ........
_. I A-~ Ud tedl-
-ud -,•• • ,.r-.. r••• 8 ...... ... ,,.21 I.---. c-doi-;Cdf.-.
OoMr -llalltn'J,•7-
YaW.UAn .. t.oeMII:IIa.
IIDDID: W..IIIJ ol COlli. __ ... __ _ -__ _, ....... __ ..., __ ---.1IUI .... -... .._can ... .....
Lloyd Aubert succu•bs
Lio,o Alll>ort ol tho Bllllfl
fDrmer nee-prelldtet ot trW
a._. ou Co., n• bvJed lltt
F"ridiJ la Pt~lfle VIew Mt -
..at.l Park, Harbor VI"' lllllo. Ro diod Fob. Z9 ot Hoaa I\OIIP*l at tblap or '7S.
'llnt.Yon laelwte bla Wife ~. or sn VIlla Flora:
.. ...., VirJlnll WIJitar,_._:
of hildena., aon Lloyd Jr. ot
Nftport Beach aDd 5 p-&Dd ..
eldldltn.
llr • .l----·-ford ~-.......... ..
of stnt"M on co. a. t..-
AllpiOI -... llt18 _...,
lA UU -llll&l 011 co. , Ho-u , .. ,.,._
ol llll&l 011 IOU! lito rottro-
mootla IMS.
He wu • member ot thl
bOard "' ... -·· "' t1lo Or· aop ~ Hoalt A-. ud wu bOU'd ebltrmaa trolllllMI
to 19'10.
IHFO GIVEH OM YllTIHG
BY ABSENTEE BALLOT ETTA HUHH SUCCUioiiS
Newport Beach votera whO Mrs. Etta F. RlliiD, 86, d.
etpeet to be out or town tor 890 coocre11 street. Cotta
th Aprllll coUDellma.n1c eJee-Mesa, dled &t Bt-Yerty Muor
tloa may plelt dP absel'l.tee baJ.. Conva.Iescellt Hoapilal, eo.ta
1Dta at the cJty clerk's omee Mesa, oo Feb. te. Sbe wubctn
-· llareh lhllll Aj>rU 4. Aupll IZ, 1885, lA Ulloola &1111
AppUcants for the absentee came to Or&Dce COUDty ? years
batlotl must be redstered ago.
•otera aod must &1-Yt a reason Sbe ls surYt.-ed bJ ODt lOG,
ror oeectLnc the ballot. Russell L. HubD, Gleod≤ e
The ballots must be marked grandehUdren aad 8 p-eat-
and returned to the elerll:'s grudeblldren.
otrlce ao later than 5 p.m.
ApriiiO. ST. PAT'S DAHCE
U a altua.tton arL&es after A st. Patrick's Day dance
AprU 4 that would keep a. voter sponsored bJ the women's
a•ay from the pollJ April 11, couoell ot tbe Newpor't Har-
a special appUca.Uon may be bor .costa Mesa Baud ot
ftlled out at the clty clerk's Realtors LssebeduledtorMarcb
omee durlng the week prior 1 'l at tbe Costa Mesa Goll and
to the election. Country Club.
..... OOO'OOO!QJO····
ofu.Ja!JJ.
PRESTI6E WATERFRONT HOMES
SHOWN IY APPOINTMINT
3 Linda Isle Drive -Op.n Sunday
Beautiful new 5 BR.. 4V:a BA . home. Water-
front living rm. &: formal dining. Handsome
oak paneUed !am. nn., frplc., wet bar. Large
master suite ha s lrplc. & cozy lounge area,
view of Bay & the mountains ...... $170,500.
5I Linda Isle Drive
5 BR., 41-2 ba .• on lagoon. I,.ge waterfront
family rm. & living rm. Formal dining rm.
custom decor. deck & stip $189,000.
71 Lind• hie Drive
Beautifully decorated 5 BR. home on lagoon.
~ugc mstr. RR. w beam ceiling. frpl. La-e.
]I''· rm. & famil y rm. f'ormal din. rm. Secur·
ity S.ystem. deck & boat slip. . .... $230,000. ·
Waterfront Lots
No. 76 : :J Car garage. l''aces South .. $80.000.
No. 56: North Lagoon exposure $80,000.
For Compl•t• lnform•tion
On All Home6 & Lots, PIHM C•U:
BILL GRUNDY, Realtor
hlanden BldiiJ. •t lind• Isle ·
341 BAYSIDE DR., SUITE I, N.J . 675-4161 ••••••••ooooo••• •
IITUATID ON TIN Aalll
IPACIOUill A I IIDIM. AI'AKTJ•m
-.. """--'$1'0
• Plin\e Patloa • Filep1acea
• POOLS • • Hole Pu.ttina Glee.,
• Teaaia ·
• Sepuale P11nily Section ·.
• Adj. 10 Sdsoola and Playpowul
900 S.. L-CAll
Mec.Arttt.r ..... C.eat llwy. c&. .. t. P•"'• lei_..
CXIIOMA DIL. R . 14 6<Mo:M11
C. F. Colesworthy & Co.
Realtors
WATERFRONT
On private island community. S bedroom
borne that is just right for the water orient-
ed family that loves to entertain. Witll a
little alt.ering the dock will take a 50' boat.
Call for an appointment to inspect thi1 one-
of-a-kind home & best o! all, you own tbe
land. $295.000.
NEWPORT HEIGHTS
SPACJOUS curiom built 4 bedroom home oti quie:t Cul-De-Sae street. Close to West·
cliff shopping & sc.hool!. Wife--saver kitchen
includinJ refriJerat-or. Large m.aste aulte
& like new llut( carpetlng throughout
$33,500 and worth it!
Ewttolllff Office • 64G-4020
1ay11• Office • 675-4930
CORONA
FOR
EL MAR
RENT
Spoelleolar m.ra rur yow llmllJ. Froa! t111o-
VI" hWI"P -·c.,_ do111ar.
Dl'ala6tlc U'Cblt.d ..... lludloe• 1 ' 'kilL PJlf-.7.
Pool, ..,-. Pllr arao. C-"'oelooolo, , I I I I
TYo ... lllroo --""'-. ,_ $1'11. Ola ud_.,_
Bayview apartments
IAit IOAttUtM Ml'-'-1 .....
IAIT OP MACAI'tltUI M~U\.~~~~--·
NEWPORi'kAROOR [Ng(llj
ARST SEC11011 --P!l!l •
THURSOAY, MARDi 9, 1972
OONJNA DEL MAR, CAUF. Ntwport Beach
Balboa Island
Lido Isle
one
NEW HOME
Close to Beach
PICK YOUR COlDRS FOR THIS HOME WITH
FOUR BEDROOM, FA MILY ROOM, FIVE BATHS,
TWO FmEPLACES, PATIO DECK, AND LOTS OF
Cl...O)ET AND STORAGE SPA CE.
BlN TODAY!!!!
ONLY $84,500
• • • •
DUPLEX
S:HTTH OF HIGHWAY, CORONA DEL MAR , 3
BEDROOM FRONT UN IT WITH 2 BATHS. SMALLER
UNIT: Z BEDROOMS WITH 2 BATHS. GOOD l.OCA-
TION WITH EXCELLENT INCOME POTENTIAL.
$81,500
• • • •
COM R-2
TWO BEDROOM HOME WITH PLANS FOR ADDI-
TIONAL UNIT.
OPEN SAT . & SUN .
1 TO 5P.M.
700 Marguerite,CDM
l)OH Y. r RAHK Llli
3250 Last Cots! Hi&hway
Corona del Ma1. Californ1a
f'tlbne: 673-2222
~
MACNAB-IRVINE
PINER HOMES
Ill~ CANYON-COUNTRY CLUB ESTATES
.New 4 SR., 2 batb, formal DR. home. Real
FR. -brick fireplace. Country ltilcben ·-
Jarge breakfast area. $87,100.
BUBBLY FRESH
Lemon clean 3 BR .. Jo"R. Dramatic white brk.
hearth. Green green landscaping. Auumab!e
loan or do your O\\ n thing. $29.950. Lois ~Iiiier
6-12~5.
HARBOR VIEW HOMES
Really chotce :.!-story Portofmo -3 BR 2
bath _-PR -formal OR -large FR Hc .,l
hu_\ S.1 1 900. Lot:-!·::.:a n 644-6200.
CINERAMIC BAYFRONT
Cto!'o .~ your prnatc brrdge to .l\'t>11 port"s mo.:.l
dramatH.: hayCron t home open 21.-~! o;torv ,, 111•
do11 O\"t'_rlook~ your p1er & ~lip and the Parade:
of pasi>m_; craft mmutes from the harbor
entrance. All this and -t BH.. 4 bath. PR.
.t:~llH' room and study. OPEN !JAIL\' --
'.!achlsJnan·s Co\e -1641 Bayside Orne
!Jon Todd 675·193.5 or IH2·8Z35.
MACNAI-IRYINE
REALTY COMPANY
644-6200 642-8235
Harbor VIew Cent.r
1644 MacArthur Blvd.
901 Dover Dt-1 ..
NEWPORT BEACH
BROADMOOR BEAUTY
''" fE:E land m lrv1nf'. Lovrly lanai,
rm. lr dm. rm. Ca ll no". $4 2.25ll.
CORONA DEl MAR DUPlEX
;'\ BR !mnt & 2 BR rrar nn f'.tilra Silt' lot So.
nf Hwy. Se-c th1s! $."18,:;()0.
LARGE & LOYEL Y
of BR L"ni\· Park lm•.-nh-ou~r. Dm rm . ~upf"r
fam1ly rm ~~ •q. !t ~-1.9:.0.
Hom: SHOW REAL TORS
33.1:l 1-:.,.r c :.o.a~t Hili! h ... ~·
f J.N"ttN tt.-1
BO BACK FROII EUROPE
Raymond (Bo ) Brummitt ar-
rived hOme last week after a
5 monlh tour of EuroPe. "Bo"
was Corooa. del Mar 1\lgtJ. schOol
All American athlete ln 1965
and an outsta.ndlng sportsman
at OCC. He e:reelled in water
polo, He Is vlsltlng wtlh his
parents at Coro Lido Apart-
ments In Corona Highlands.
NO S •••.
NO LOAN COMMITTEE ••.
... IIECESSARY TO BUY TMIS NEwPORT
!.LANO DUPLEX ... JUST IN nME FOR SUMMER
WITM A REAS~ABLE DOWN , OWNER WILL
CARRY A FIRST TRUST DEED .
This custom dupl~x is in beautiful
condition·. -with pier and float ift frorU.
C AL..L.. F O R APPOINTMENT TO VIEW
Dfforod ol S82,000
CoRBIN-MARTINj1
====644-7662====~~
BACK BAY AREA
Four bedrooms, family room, dining
r oom, 3 baths, 2,150 sq. ft. of living .
Exquisitely decorated. Landscaping
is exceptional . . . One of the finest
homes around.
$51,500
ROY R. McCARDLE
REALTOR
REUA.BLE SF.RVICE SIN CE 19-41
I Re:Al'TOR '
"Bo'' w1U also be remem.
bered as a Harbor Ana life.
guard. Before golng to Europe
he was in HanH ror several
montlls and was vtce eommo.
dore or the Lahaina Yacht Cl\t:l
there. He plans to return to
studies soon. Quick to reserve an apartment in one ol our new sections. (The
quicker you are, the beHer your chances ot geHing the lloor plan
and location that tit you best)
..... ~
BliiAL lii8T.&Tlll
aBSIIIiiiTIAL AIID
8USIIIBSJ l'aOPU.TIBS
·-1'0· IIITBaBSTBD.
l'aO,IIJJIOIIAL
COIISIIIIIBAnOII
Jill!
2111 •. c:.. .. ""'·· c. ..........
17W111
Curt Dosh
REAL. TOR
14Mt'U -•••· 113--3148
11M W. C OAST BWY .
IIEWPOIT BEACH
loiUSIC 1'011 ... ARP
11lo ~ A.-talloo ol
.11-._._ Nt'III'Oit
...... C-llo. 1!1, wiD
-II 1 p.m. Tbura<lar, llu'et a, .. tM recnatloa
,._ at .. * .rport l:lattlol' to uc-...'l'MDMor
--~--.. Jl'lll'h t .., Fkw1lda
K-, ........ 1ltlpoor ud _....,.,·---... "' ..., ...,.., u ...... nlowlllbt---·-·
Pete Barrell l'<eaft'l
pn!umiJ
TWO in ONE
CI..5TOM HOM E DES IGNED FOR TWO FAM..ILY
LIVING -PRIVACY AND CONVENIENCE. ONE WING
HAS UVJNG ROOM WITH FIREPLACE, DEN, f'OR.
MAL DINING ROOM AND KITCHEN -ALL FACING
COURTYARD PATIO; UPSTAms,! KING SIZE BED-
ROOMS AND BATH. THE OTHER WING HAS LARGE
LIVING ROOM OVERLOOKING PATIO, KITCHEN,
BEDROOMS AND BATH. 3 CAR GARAGE.
TH;S HOME LOCATED ON QUIET CUL-DE.SAC.
WALK TO MAJOR SHOPPING. $-43,500.
Off1co Clpoft Sotunloys .. _,.
PETE BARRm REALTY
1605 W-'ltf Dr. IU.
642-5210
··~······~········ MLS SALES REPORT
Sales through the Multiple Listing
Service ot the Newport Harbor-Costa
Mesa Board ot Realtors totalled $6.5
million In January of le72. THIS IS
A 7'7% INCREASE OVER JANUARY
OF 19711 380 new ll.attac• were
processed, ot which 84% were •old;
63% ot sale& were cooperative.
Ltst your property with a Realtor. • .,l~·····f ·•··.······· 1
Park West apartments tend to fill up last.
With adults over 30. (And under 30.) They like the adul1s-on ty
sections with private pools and Jacuzzis and barbecue pits .
With Moms. (And Dads. And kids.) They like the family sections
with tot lots. The pre-school. The teen center. The Juntor Olymp•c
size pool.
Wi1h athletes. {And just plain good sports.) They like Park West
recreation. It outdoes every other apartment complex in the area.
There's a three-acre activity par1c.. Filled with swimming and ther-
apy pools. Night-lighted tennis. Volleyball. handball. A large turf
area lor jogging and touch football.
There's a two-story clubhouse. Complete health club fac111ties
and trained attendants. Lounges. game and party rooms. Full-lime
recreation manager.
Park West has something for everybody. So. no matter what your
age, or marital status, or athletic ability .. you 're sure to lit 1n It
you hurry.
3883 Parbiew Lane, Irvine. Just off the San Diego F""'*ay at Culver Road.
Adulta only, from $110. Femlly al)llrtments. from S1M.
1
SEIIIOI<S ""m IDeal hlcjl scboolo haYe --.od b!' tbe -., C&Uforllla Edlooo
Co tor d.lstlneul.shed aeh.tevemeot in the sdeoeea. Pictured bere, from lett, are Quenby Hy~, Estancia blgb school; Bob Burbult. Edi.JOO'a Huotlngtoo Beach-Newport S..ch
muapr; Paul Heiney, Coroaa de l Mar htgb school; Russell GreiDer, Costa Mesa hiP
scbool, and R. B. Beck, Edison's dtvtsion manapr. The ulecUon was made recently
durlDC the annua l "science-talent search" coodocted by Edison as lociJ sponsor of tbe
national youth conference on science aod lbe envt.rooment -- a S-day acleoce foriUD 1a
C hicago.
Local CRA raps Nixon
All or the 5 delegates from
tile Newport Mesa Republlca..n
Assembly joined other Orange
Cour~ty California Republican
Assembly (CRA) member s last
Friday night In overwhelmingly
Yotlng not to support Pr esident
NI.Ion's r e-election campaign
this year .
Member s of the conservative
Republican group voted 52-2
for a r esolution saying tt1ey
could "not support Richard M.
N lmo as the leader ot the
Republican party aDd candidate
tor president.'·
Pat Scalera of Anaheim,
e lected as chairman of the Or.
:lnge County co-ordinating arm
of CRA, called upon members
to seek another oomlnee for
president. The na me of Ohio
congressman John Ashbrook
was prominent on sticker s and
buttons worn by de legates.
• S~rtlng a State Assem-
bly bill to stop the bussing of
schOOl childr en to achieve
racial balance.
Besides Mr. Dorsett, dele-
gates ft'om the Newport Mesa
Assembly Inc hided George Bro-
kate of Westcun, Joyce Hill
ot Corona del Mar, and John
and Shirley Smlth or East Blutf.
WM . PINNIX 0 F C.M.
DIES AT AGE OF 61
Funeral services will be he.,
today, March 9, In Santa Ara
for William T. PLD.Dil: Sr. of
Costa Mesa, who died March 5
In Long Beach Veterans Hos-
pital at age 61,
He was a purchasing agent
fo r Orange County for 13 years.
His family moved to Orange
County from Kansas the year
he was born. He won the Silver
Star aoo Br onze Star medals
for heroism In Work1 War U.
JAMFS W. MINNIS ot Santa
Ana has been appointed South-
ern Cautornla First National
Bank's real estate loan om cer
at the Westc llrt office . He comes
to SC FNB after 6 year s with
anotller ma jor Sout hland bank,
and posttlons wit h the Imperial
County assessor s otnce and
with Newman Engineering, both
in El Centro.
PRAYER BREAK FAST
Ca•paiga against thefts
•q•tallll 11.._1 .... "& .__,_._1..000 ..... " -., ...-. ... --........ __ ..... t,..,~ ...... -... .... lllat-· ....... ··crt··
will -.t Ia II-..... loiJo ---Ia 11oJ111 IIU 1. ud111111r-prosssb,*1
'nl Ex .... Clllb ol MIW· 1wa1 a... ......us.dii'JJ&t).
poet-.. ...,..,u_ .. , no .-. ......._ .,..u
t~c -., poocllo lor lllo Ia -to _,.IN-'1
IDeal pol1ce dlpltt......_ to-clrtY•'• UC.... r ,...,. II u
Ia marlldrc rllfdent8• poe... iMO.._.cw. p~. lecaMt
lioDI. Door ltteAra wt.n be llCIMt ...._. arela a com-
pllcod oo 110-lb&t .. ••---IJIItmltlr...-tbe M1J marked wttlli tbt PIDCill. ..a.. pollee can ~ Ja
4 .. ~--b!'·atl&l>-.... _ .. tile ............ "'
borbood -'P to nwk bl-U1 tGIRYod tltm.
e1c1u. appllaoees, stereo •Y•· Pollee ay a blr deterrtlll
tems, rporta eqldpmeot -·eYID allo ls the ~lc:klr plae«< •
n.Jtab.le patDtlap ... wW be doors or wtDdowa of bocnN
CODdaded by the Law Enforce-wttb marked ltema, Tbe attc:ket
mellt EJPiorer Scout post bere. bu a pollee bad,., an Ez ..
Members ot tbe Scout post, cbanp Club emblem aod tbl
wbtc:b 1.1 apooa:wed by tbtN.,. lllfOrmatloD that Items 1D tal
port S.ch pollee department, home are marked, Tbe New.
will 10 door·to-door. port Harbol' Ezcbanee Club taa
"Opentioo ldeDUtlcattoo" 1a: ordered 5,000 oftheseltleterl.
a natloaal program II)OUOI'«! Tbe detecUn dtrisloo o1 tbl
UII'OIIT HARIIOR EIUIGft
fitlsH£C11QII ~ ~ tole I
lltURSIIAY, 11A110t t. 1m
miotA DEl. IIAII. ~ F,
by tbe Ezchanp Chh.lnotber poUce department 'tfill pick tbe EVANGElJST Jack Gl.rDer o1
clUes, It '-s resulted 1D dra-nell(hborhoods to be saturated Dallu, Texas, 1s contlauinc
matte decreases 1D rellldeatlal llrst with tbe m martlnp. b.ls 7:SO p.m. crusade meet ..
burtlartts, tbe crime catetorJ "'htlnJ a ueipborhood at inp this week at the Ftrlll:
that has shon the biggest ln-a Ume will belp us to get Baptbt Cburch of Costa Mesa
crease bere durtng r ecem some rood compantln llgures aDd wt.U concluljle the week-
years. oo burclaries," says omcer loog reytval at the 11 a.m.
According to omcer Deonls Blackburn. aDd 7 p.rn. servtcea oo S\m ..
Blackburn of the Newport Beach Part ot the program wtlt be day. The church Is at SOl Mag.
pollee community relations of. dtstrlbutlon or a pollee depart-oolla St., at Santa Aoa Ave.
ftce, Monterey Park was the ment pamphlet urglnc cltisena
first town to try the marking to call pollee aod write down
system. auto Ucense numbers wben they
"Since 1963," otncer Black-see strangers moving suspl.
burn notes, "the5,000Monterey ctously In their neighborhood.
Part homes with marked prop-The pamphlets wlll also gtve
erty have been subjected to tips on the best way to 111umt-
onl)' ZO burglaries, while the nate areas that might attract
6,000 that haven't takenadnnt-burglars and the most eNecttve
age of the progra m have been security. measures.
Phone rates slay same
Phone bills tor local busi-• Tell the operator tm medt-
nesses appear to be running ately 1f you r each a wrong
"about the same 1n general" num ber or a number that ts
since the phooe company late Usted WTong, so you will get
Last year started cllarglng for credit.
tndlvtdual ca lls. • Umll wmecessa.ry per-
That's what Pat Krooe, man-sooal calls on bus lness phooes.
ager of Paclfic Telephone's Co-Telrthe wtte to call you instead
sta. Mesa otnce, told the Ensign of you calling her.
this week. • Consider the use of cotn
"We won't have any specWc phones where there Is heavy
figures until the eDd of the pubUc use of a business plloo.e.
first quarter of this year,'' Incidentally, the new message
Mrs. Krone sa.ld, "but a sampl-rate system Is oot new. The
tog of Individual billings shows phone company says the same
most nrms are paytng just s ystem has been used In Los
aboat the sam'!." Angeles since 1926 and In Los
'T1to IAIIIoru Cllwcb fl IN -O& "TIIIt & loo( loolt MuMr.aa PaeUlc VLIW Dr .. at ,.....u.''lemllarf•edlls'•
-Vlow llllla •• no Rn. Ina 1111 cllwcb wtn -.1
Mutlll 0-will llrllf tile ll 1111 _,.tc ... Ill...... 'I'J'ber' 11 tJnld • • • -ell lor llll," u tilt 9 Uld Tbt Nnport Ulllty Cllwc:to..
u ..... -· t111t s-1• mtllloc •t 15111 st. Uld -Tbt film, 1'Tr1umpb &Del de--A" .. CUll H&'ttD ... '1Metbodl
!tat," from UTbe LlYtac Of lttiiDIDl Wtatf:h" wiJl bt tM
Cbrllt" ariel WU1 be JbowD HI' moD -'c: of the RtT, l.«ID
at tiM mtd .. wMk: teot.O eer .. Fllcklapr at 10 and ll:UI a.m.
Ytee at 7:10 p.m. Marc:b 15, Slmd&J. • • •
st. Andr ... 'o PreobyterlaJI C. C. LUNCH !OH SIT
Cburc:h, GOO st. Andrew's Rd., state Serlator Clair Burpner cwr Hafta -· Dr. Cbulea wtll IIIPtllk out ThurldlJ,
Dler.tleld will preach at 8, March te, at tlle moatbl)'
9:10 ud 11. a.m. Stmdly on ltmc:heon mtettoc ot Ute coroaa
the tcptc, ''Whom doyouloYe?" del Jiar chamber of commerce
Tbla 11 part 4 ot hta leateo at the VIU& SWeden reltlurut,
MARINERS CHURCH
Dr, loo A1111'1Q, --•od lila ft. D ...... ..
troa DaUu neo~ •-•-.., nauu. T ... ,
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-.. ..-... Ia ·-.... Ylll'"tloo Uld --SUNDAY SCHOOL ....... 9:00A.M.
WORSHIP SERVICES •• o,oo • 10,15 A.M.
EVENING SERVICE ••• , . • 1,00 P.M.
2200 I. COAST HWY ., COllOM A OIL tolAR
rJeeJfepoinl
UPHOLSTERY DESIGNS ...
Complete Furniture Redesign
••• Tr,k .. "--·-· llltWM:A.._ c..... ,..,., ....
~'""''· c-. ...... , ..... ..... .. , ..... Olck Dor sett, 2545 East Bluff
Dr ., East Bluff, said Tuesday
that he would pick 3 pro-Ash-
brook delegates to represent
the local assembly at the CRA
state convention next month In
Palo Alto.
He ts s urvived by his wife,
Nancy, of 955 Darrell St., Co-
sta Mesa.; 2 sons, William T.
Pinnix Jr . of Hawaii and Wil -
liam K. Martel of Costa Mesa;
2 daughter s, Tamara Martel
and Sherry Lynn MarteU, both
of Costa Mesa, and 7 grand.
cMldren.
The change tn b!Wng __ from Angeles suburbs since 195 1.
THIS FRIDAY A.T BBC a nat rate of $1 5.65 perbusl-''The state's pubUc utiUUes * CUSTOM UPHOLSTUIHii * CUSTOM MANUFACTURINii
The Orange County conven-
tion also passed resolutions:
• Urging the state to re.
establlsb capital punlshment.
• (}pl)ostng a.ny further re-
strtctkms on ownership offirp.
arms by la w-abiding citizens
or legal age and sound mind.
• Sl4lPOrt1ng rtght.to-work
laW'S on state and federal levels.
The Rev. OaveDaugherty'W'ill
conduct services at 1 p.m. today
In Waverley Church at Fair-
haven Memorial Park In Santa
Ana. Burial will be In Fairhaven
cemetery.
The mayor's prayer br eak.-r.ess phOne, with unllmtted loc.&l commission has approved this
fast at 7, a.m. this Friday, calls, to $7.55 monthly for the type of rate system for metro-
March 10, at the Balboa Bay ftrst 80 calls and an addlttooa.l poUtan areas," says Mrs.
Club hlgt'lllgtlts the Harbor Ar&L 4.7 cent s for each local call Krone, ''ud the fa ct that most
obser nnce ofChrlsttanleader-beyond that niUfe •• became of Orange County Is DOW under
ship week. Mayor Ed Hlrtb or etreeth·e last Dec. 15. the sy.tem tnnotherlnd1eatl.oo
Newport Bee.ch Is otrlclal bost Firms that liSe a phooe for that the county Is a arowtng
for the annua l breakfast, which more than 253 local calls each metropolitan area."
Is sponsor ed by the Newport month wtll pa y a higher biU Feel :u~y growing pai.ns?
Harbor Junior Chamber of on that phooe, because th e 4.7. SUSAN CHERMAN WILL
Commerce. cent rate wouk! then apply to
Christian Women to meet The speaker will be Robert enough calls to add IC) to a WED GOLDWATER JR.
Hage, vice-president of Douglas total biD higher than the old Dr. and Mrs. Mort Gberman
Aircraft Co., Long Beach. He flat rate. of the Balboa Bay Club, New-
served as Instructor In aero. A couple of examples shOw port Beach, have ai'UIOWiced the
nautical engineer ing a.t the Uni-that big dllfer ences are not engagement of their daughter,
ver sify of Washlnglo n before likely : The city of ·Newport Susan Lee, to California Con-
joining the U.S. Air Force In Beach p.atd $l,OZ0.40 on the gressman Barry M. Goldwater
194Z. After World War U, he last billing ~fore the rate Jr .
The Ne~Vport Beach Christian
Women's Club will hold Its
monthly luncheon at the Air.
porter Inn Hotel on Wednesday,
Mar ch 15, a.t 11 :45 a.m.
Ruth Catkin, composer and
author , w\11 speak. She has
written and directed many re-
ligious mi.Jslcals. For many
years, her cotum:1, "Dea.r
Ruth," appeared In the Kin~~;s
Business mag:a2lne. Rollin Cal-
kin , baritone soloist, will pro-
vide the musical selections for
king and Paula Bas kin ofMa Ubu,
Bev Kad lec of East Bl uff 1nd
Rotanne Holbrook of Costa
Mesa.
TAX BOOK OFFERED ser ved 12 year s as systems structure cl\a ngedand$1 ,059.00 Miss Gherman and Mr .Gold-
"With the Income tu dead-pro)ect engineer of the 707 under the first new bllllng, ac -water will be married inSouth ~
li ne drawing near , 1\arrled tax-transport for Boeing, and Joined cording to phone company in-ern CaUfornta the end of th.ls
payer s can get the written guid -McDonnell Aircr aft Co.ln 1958. formation. month. The 33 year okl coo-
iUlCe of the government's best FUCH Sl A. UNIT TO MEET City manager Bob Wyun said gres sman Is the eider son ot
tax experts for 75 cents at that, if some one-time charges Senator aDd Mrs. Barry Gold-
the post office," says Corona The CoJ">ta Mesa-Bay Cities Included In the city's bill were water of Scottsdale, Ariz., wbo
del Mar Postmaster A. Grant br anch or the California Na. subtracted the bill would be malnlaJn a Yeat-rou:od apart.
Howald. The boo klet, "Your Ilona! Fuchsia Society will meet lower under the new system ment at the Balboa Bay Club.
Federal Income Tax," Is on Mar ch 13 at the Amerlca.n than ~Mer the old. COUNTY FAIR SALE
the aft ernoon. sale at the Post omce daily Legion Ha U, 565 w. IBth St., Adrian Cassidy, a Paclttc Members of !be -omen's d!· The luncheon Is open to the Costa Mesa. '" -
publlc. Pre-schOol child care from 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Mrs. Wm Downs, pr esident Teleplloo.e vice-president, has Ylston of the Newport Harbor
Is available. Reservations may H A R 80 R pTA TO MEET of the local group, will demon-been Quoted as saying the com-Ctamber of Commerce wUl set
be made by calllng Mrs. Carl P strate proper tuchsta propag:a. pany willsufteranareraUre•e-up a table this weeteDd in
Armando, 545-5188, or Mrs. " roblems that entering tlon. She Is editor of the Na-nue loss lmder the oew system. Richard's Lido Market to Mll
Jack Cain, 549•263 1. fr eshmen meet ~ the way Pat Krone offers these 5 "garage sale" Items to raise
Originally designed clothes parents may he tp will be the ttona l Fuchsia Fan magazine. suggestions for saving money fUDds tor their dlvlstoo.
_111 be modeled by !heir de-topic at the PTA meeting at The meeting starts at 7:30 und er "e ne-mesaa-rate • -I be r II ... , .. ,... The table WIU be part of a signer s during a fashion shOw Newport Harbor high school p.m. and wll 0 owed by plan: "county t.:a.lr" at Richard's to
followi ng lunch. Fashion co-at 7:30 p.m. Mar c h 15. Speak. a so<:l.al and r efreshment per. • Consolldate bUllnL 80 that mart the s tore's 24th annt-
ordlnator Penny Flanagan of er s wtll be Dr. Marger y Dale tod. one over-used pbooe aDd ooe tersary
Costa Mesa will introduce of Long Beach State Collegt, Door prizes will be awarded s Ugbtly-UMd phooa don't cost Wortb.r at the table wtU be
models Mary He len Crum of Br ian Heimer l of USC, Mrs. to ~;~t!:r~~~~~t:.may be YOU too mocb money. C llrts Hopper prell.deot otthe
Newpor t Beach, Donna A ins. Betty Inman or Orange Coast • Vertty tbat you han u.e women's d.IY~lon, Sally Flem-
worth of Balboa Peninsula, Lynn College and Dr . James Dun-had by calling Mr s. Kathleen correct number beforeyoudlal toe and Hope Gerrie.
Adrlanna Bas. nlng of UCL Woods at 847-5973.
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OPEN FRIDAY EVES
DURING SALE
Wh at's
your?
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BILL STRAW
A--lorllllow-
poot Harbor lllp oe11oo1 wu
linD tbl tebool P'TA'I UDUII hoaaru7 lint~ award at thl
1ut mMUJIC.
BID straw reee1Ytdtblaward
at a PTA fouodere diJ l~~tehloa
at tbl Dot"er Sboru bome ot
Mrs. ll W, ~. He
'ftl cUed tor tds after-scboOl
Wotll: wUb youtb ero.a, ia-
elodioa Bo7 Seouts.
Tbt tebOOI PTA'1 Dtd mett-
IDC will be btid Marcb 1!5 at
the acbool Ud -.m feature rep.
reeeatatt••• from collect~ &1111
"" ... , I..OC<Ii4l .......... f F 7 ~ .. ,....,_..,....,
ANGELfl'(lj DE ORO U.Dked thtlr p&trooeuea, wbo
baYe btlped make the Blr Brother program posalble,
by entertaJ.nlDr them at luocheoo Thurad&y, Feb. Z4, at
tbe "" home of Mrs. Donald K. Wuhbura, overkJokinr
BaySide DriYe at the edp of lnlne Terrace. The bolteu,
rl&!rt, Mrs. Donak! K. Washburn, •ho la: a member of
AnpUtoa de Oro, Ia: shOWD with Mrs. Haney J. Peuson,
left, of Cameo Shores; ooe of the feted patrooea:sea. (Beth
Koch phOto.)
11 1•r
DICIIi lllllf8t .. T D8ltSI NU.ISLI ..U't'ltllti .. 1n thll U•, Wbo ARI TOPHAN ES
PLAY AT UCI
!ln.rurance, !lnc.
, wW teU putiU &bcM eatnnee
• RICHARD RHDfEKART, requirements aDd wblt pr<MJ-COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVI CE 4t, of 9%6 Aleppo st., East pectin eoUece stodeota can
Bluff, butcher ahopowner: ''No. look forward to. An ortctm.l musical comedy
•ersl011 of ''The congress. WE C ARE ABOUT YOU -YOU R FAMIL..V
YOUR H OM E-YOUR A UTO -YOU R BUSINESS l'd rather M.ve a ebolce."
• DENISE BELLISLE, 15,
P.O. Boz 402, Corooa del Mat,
studG: "Yes. Aa 1oac aa u•s
beneftclal aod doesu't hurt: any.
one. I'm tore lt."
• IEANNETTE Bl1RGE .. 36,
of 1966 Port Chelsea, Harbor
Vte• Homes, housewtfe: ''No.
My daughter ta.kes nuortde, bUt
It's a personal c hoice. Let's
let everybody have a choice."
• MRS. WALTER FRIEDL,
63, 401 Sawud Rd., Corona
Highlands, bousew1te: "No. So
many thtnp are toreed ~
us •• let's reserve tbe rlgflt
to make a cbotce."
• GEORGE WHITMORE, 67,
of 4230 Park Newport Apts.,
Upper Bay, retlred Realtor:
"Yes. Doctors r ecommeOd It
for dental health, so I think
we should have ltlnourwater.''
• FRANK PERALTA, 54, of
819 Domlllgo Way, lhe Bluffs,
real estate salesman: '•No. Our
Newport Beacb water Is Just
nne the way It Is. Let's lean
it alooe.''
"A CAMERA $HOP"'
~A IWOftT ~HOTOS
~UBL.ICIT.Y ~H O TOS
,•••n·r<> C:O ~Y
New project for League THREE PATRONESSES of A.npUtoa de Oro W'bo chatted women" by Ar\stophanes w1U
before partattng of the champagne lnd crepes luoebeon be presented by UCI stl»dents •uort. •o•
"
h ED EGGE RS at tbe Feb. Z4 meeUDc were Mrs. ChUtes Peytoo of on are 9, 10, aoo 11 1n the •n • • t.A•l co-1 ... a .. wA ¥
Mrs. Joseph Clarkson wtU
be lDstaUed as president of
the Newport Beach Asslstanee L•rue at the amna1 hmcheon
March 21 at Bl.hl& Corinthian
Yacht Club. other omeers are
U rs. Martin Loebey, ftr!t
ylee~presldeat; aod tbe follow~
lnr nee.presldeots: Mrs. w.
Phe~ Merletel, thrift shop;
Urs. Jobo K. Hamel, dental
eeater; Mrs. Sue Hltchman,
80Cial servtee; Mrs. Robert
Lucas, special eveDts; Mrs.
Robert Unger, properties; Mrs.
Cbarles Ripley, membersbtp.
~;:~··:""~·::.,;·;·;·:·;,;·;··~·;·~·:::::::::::=:;;;;;~~;;;;;;~· Cameo Shores, Mrs. Cbelttr F. sa.Usbury otlnlDeTerrace cooc ert hall in the fine arts co-A o•1. ""A"'· cAu"
Wt1la.rd Wade, finance; Mrs. and Mrs. Ralph sampson of Cameo Shores, left to right. Ytllare. Curtatn wtll be at 8:30
J. ROOert Lawson, special The ltmcheon was held from noon to 2 p.m. (Beth Koch p.m. There will be a matinee
events; Mrs. Walter Keene, photo.) a.t 2 p.m. March 11.
membership and roster. Mrs. The show features a cast of r Roy Woolsey Is recording sec. • k b d 25 woml!il aDd 4 men with
rotary;""· L w. Chlll"ch. co-Thl'ef PIC s on on sman orlgloal m•slc and lyrics by respoodlng secretary; Mrs. Randy Rtvera.. The prod~aetlon
Arthur Coons, treasurer; Mrs . "W used to fllrntsh bail Is staeed tn a bawdy vaude. Painting & Decorating
"TINool Robert Lang, lmmedl.ate past u the th.lef who stole ball e 'flUe style, keeping Intact the
ehalrrran. txmdsmau Jim forshay's sign for a lot of kid~. picbd. 14' comedy of Ar lstopha.nes. The
Vtrginl.a Castle Auiillary has gets picked up by the pollee, for stealing sliJlS, says Mrs. prod~~etlon satlri%es many COD·
elected Mrs John Fletcher forsay, "but the practice · • Jim will batl him out but he seem~ to .,., •• 11,. 011 • temporary social IUs such u
Chairman; Mrs . Nor man Yoo sure would Hke to han hls bit la;ly.. ... ecooom!cs, women's llb., and
Herzen, 1st • vlce.chatrman; sign back. The stitn isn't the rtrst item corr~t government. The pro.
Mrs. EugeneO Rourke, record· Mr. rorShay has an omce the Forsbay's ban bad stolen ducttoo ns conceived by Ml·
lng secr etary; Mrs . James at 2919 Newport Blvd., West during 2 yeus at their present chael C. Van Landlllgham of
Douglas, correSl)Ondlng secre-Newport. Until W'!dnesday, loc.a.Uoo. Notlongago,ablanket, the UC I staff, who Is stagt.ng
tary; M~s. Don Yoder, trea. March 1, be had a nice, framed used by Mr. Forshay when he the play with the assistance
surer; rs . Ge rald Kingsley, s ign bangtnr o•er his doOr lll-takes oaps 00 the office couch of Scott Kroopf. The chore-
provisional advisor; Mrs. John vltlng citizens who had run was taken. • op-aphy ts by Kathy Angus and
Xeat.tng, member s hip. afoul or the law to seek his "We used to keep pictures Jeft Greenburg. aDd the de.
Miss Leslie Ripley is new servtces . SomebOdy was evl-on th.e wall to dress , .. the signer Is Steve Rotblatt.
c hairman or Asslsteens and dently more Interested In hiS _.
Mrs. Conrad Schweitzer Is ad· sign than his services. because omce,'' Mrs. Forsbay recalls, 1 RVIHE BRANCH OK'D
MJ:S. Robert Forbes wtU be
Installed as recor ding seere~
tary; Mrs. Robert JoMaoo, cor.
respoodlng · secretary; Mrs.
WUI.ta.m Dootsoo. treasurer;
Mrs. Robert Crowner, regtoaal
council representaUn; Mrs.
Wynette Bedall and Mrs. Guy
Miner, •otlng deleptes to the
N&tioDll Assistance League.
Mrs. Kenneth AIIbrl(tlt Ia out.
visor. they stole It •. along with Its , 'but we stopped •ben they kept A new branch oftlce for
Th I f!l getting stolen.·· e new Y elected o cers bracket a.nd hardware. Pasadena federal Savings and DEPARTMENT
cotnc president.
will launch th.elr new year wtth His wife suspects that some "You wouldtl\lnkathletwouk! Loan Assn., to be located lD
a new philanthropic project, a adventurous youngster took lhe try to be nicer to ball boods· the new Ctty of lrvtne, ha.s
child day care center. This sign and has It hanglng I.D lrls men," laughs Mrs. Forsbay. been approved by the federal
will be In addtuon to tbetr room to Impress his friends . "Tbey Deed us more than we Home Loan Bank Board lD 1816 NEWPOilT COSTAM"A Chalrman of the sustalnlng
members for the comlnr year
will be Mrs. Wilfred Berls,
assisted bJ Mrs. EdnrdCbap.
man, rice chairman; Mrs.
Peter Barrett, seeretary, lnd
Dorothy Gny, tre .. urer.
conttnuinc project of the ctllld· lllll!ll!l~~~~ .. ~llll!!~·~eedl!l!lllhe~m .. ."l' 1111!!11!1 D.C. ren's dental health center.
FWldlng tor bolh centers Is O TE ON APRIL 11
der!Yed from the Asslstaoce '
L_J_O __ H_N ___ S_T_O __ R_E ___ c_o_Ns_u_L_r,_NG __ EN_G_oN_e_e_R_j\ __ ~ Mn. Jamea Slak ls DeW
ebllrrftlll or the Jtmfor Alii·
Ulary wllll Mn. AU .. Goody.
l.t Ylee..cbalrman; Mrs. Rich·
ard Ramella, ZOO Ylce-chaiJ'.
man; Mrs. BJTOO Taroutzer,
Srd Ylce.chairma.n; Mrs. RoU
Eoeen, 4th Ytce-cbaJtmau; Mrs.
James Croul, recordi.De see.
retary; Mrs. Schuyler Joyner,
correspoocUnc seereta.ry; Mrs.
Richard Ferda, treasurer; Mrs.
Frttz WesterbOut; Ualsoo to
c hapter; Mrs. OaYid Joye, pro·
vlslooal adYtsor; Mrs. Harry
Jobnsoo, Immediate put chair.
man.
For Lu Ret.oas AUJ1Uary,
Mrs. Xennetb Sampson wtll be
c h&trm.an. assisted by tbe fol·
lowine Ylee.ch&i.rmen: Mrs.
Jule Axelsoa, thrift shop; Mrs.
Leaeue Thrift Shop at 505 32nd
St., West Newport, and trom
tbe beaiUtl ctven thrOUCflCMII:
the yei.J' by the chapter and
tts auxlll.aries.
Four scholar shlps are g1 veo
annually to graduates ororange
Coast College. Add.ltlooally, the
Junior Atmllary malnta.tns a
revoiYing scholarship at UC I
medical school, and has made
gifts to Mardan School and the
new environmental nature cen-
ter at Newport Harbor Htgb
as well as assisting needy tam·
lUes through thelr social ser.
vtce program.
Las Relnas Aus.lliary Is SI.C)·
porting the hot lin~ at the Youth
Problem Center for ttiQ coming
year aDd taklnC care of tbe
orthOdontic program a.t the
dental center.
N~!';~C?tners at Hoag
Glrl·-Mr. aM Mrs. Richard Boy •• Mr. and Mrs. Michael
L Berry, 252 Sbti'W'OOd Street, D. Seeley, 1323 West Baker,
Costa Mesa. tA, Costa Mesa.
Boy--Mr. aDd Mrs. Eu~ BoY·-Mr. and Mrs. John E.
L. PaJDt, 320 Broadway, Costa Petersen, 3108 Taft Way,Costa
Yea. Mesa.
• WEDNESDAY, FEB. 23 • THURSDAY, fEB. 24
Boy •• Mr. aad Mu. John M. Boy •• Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Cassady, tll Dtamood, 81lboa Grisham, 17541 Friends Court,
Is laoct. ltYI De.
Boy-.Mr. aad Mn. TOOmaa: Glrl--Mr. and Mrs. Mickey
B. Cummlap, US1 Port AI-Wanham, 1047 West Wilsoo.
EXECUTIVE
CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE
A . Vl~t J«~n
~I Duffield
John Klll•fer
Aot.n D. C~o~rcl
CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE
Wllll.m ......
MEET J O HN
NEWPORT 81!:A CH CITY COUNCI L. -CITY·W!O£ I!:L.I!.CTION
JOHN STORE PLEDGESc
N ew . strong and r~ponsP'e leadersi'I<P.
Equalattentton to tnd•v•du.als and organ•zatoons
W iHtng commun•cat.on. cooPerat•on and coordmat•on
P rotectton of the env1ronment augmented bY econom•c P•Ogress
O oen m.nd to all •nues, alternattves and tnnovat•ve solut>OI'Ii
R ecogn1t10n of commun1tv needs, tem~red wtth economtc government.
T o protect and enhance Newpotl's l.')(tstmg charm and un•aue charaCter
STORE
John was born 1n Norway tn 1927. completed h ts htgh school educat•on. and 1o•ned the Merchant Mar 1nes 1n
1946. Then m 1949 John came to the Untied Sut~ ;and accepted a scholarsh•P to Valpar>so Untvers•tv tn
Indiana to study Eng•neenng. In 1951 l'le Hanslerred to the Untvers1ty of Wash •ngton ,n Suttle to complete h11
stud1es. During th•s time John worked h1s way through school and met and man •ed h1s w<fe Ma rot
'j;i~iiiiiiiiiiiiii~~==~Hlr~=bOr~V~low~Ho:;m~,.~-~~ C o~Mea. I • FRJDAY, FEB. 25
Glrl·-Mr. and Mrs. Bruce
Llttlll, 8'79 Center St., 19, Co-
eta Mesa.
""""'-Edwin Fintlaf
AOfWW. H.m-.:1"1
'MII'-n HoM.In
In 1953 he recel\led his BacheiOI ot Sctence degree tn Ml!(:hantcal Engmeermg hom the Unwers1ty of Wash 1ngton.
Two yean later John and Ma rti moved to Southern Cahforma. In 1957 John started h1s own consuHtng
engineering firm. In 1962 John and !'1>1 l•mdy moved to Corona del Ma1 I" 1969 he opened hos Or•nge
Countv office m Corona del M•r at 2711 E. Cout Htghwav.
Boy •• Mr. and Mrs. Durell
Wtbb, 97& Mla:slon Drt•e, 12,
CoJta Mea.
eoy •• Mr. and Mrs. Robert
U eCulloch, !25 Wake Forest,
Costa Mea.
• SUNDAY, FEB. 27
Boy •• Mr. and Mrs. CbiLrllts
o. D'Aeostloo, 3241 Wastlingtoa
An., Costa Mesa.
AIRMAH GRA DUATES
Air Force Reserve .\!,,..
GUy J. AlfOOJ.O, SOD of
aDd Mrs. Joseph J. AUOOloo.
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COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES: FAMILY AND RECREATION :
John is e bo8rd memt.r of Corona Htgl'llands Homeowner Assoctat ton, a membe1 o f Hoag HosP•tal ""552 Club.''
The Balbot Power SQu.ttron. the Phtll'larmon1c Soc•ttv, tN Balboa Yacht Club.the Bah1a Connthtan Y•cht Cl ub,
the B•lboa Bay Club •nd the Newoott Harbor Art Muwum. John and hts f•mtlv are av •d sa11ors The1r pride and
joy is the•r sail OO.t, the "Oscar Tybflng 1.'" butlt tn 189!>-she 1S a ketch-rig;ed rescue cutte1 woth many rescues
lo her credit . John entovs musoc compoSI!IOrt and slt:1tfl9.
John"s wife, Matit. ,, a hous.....-tfe and os ect•ve tn the Ortnge County Phdharmomc Soc1etv They h•ve tl'lr"
ct.ughten: SoiYetQ. a frnhman 11 U.C.I , Astnd. a s.en•or •t Corona del Mar Htgh School, and L1nda Kart, •
sophomoft at Corona del Mar HtQh School.
JOHN STORE"S VIEWS ON SOME OF NEWPORT"S ISSUES:
DENSITY ... Conuol denS! IV and provtde1or open~~ and padu
FISCAL REsPONSIBILITY .. Provide for community needs while tnsuring full v•lut for evetv doller tpent.
FREEWAY
UP1'ER BAY
HIGH RISE
Protect the e1mttf'IQ envuonment •nd pl.ce OQf'itrols on tts future de.,..opment.
. Lim•t to epprOPf•ete .,.,.,
AIRPORT ... , ...••. , .... Reduce ptttent lewis of no"-8 tnd pollut~nts.
ANNEXATION ......... Contidet' •ttel' extensive rtMM"cl'l tublt.,.tl•t-' Itt Oetlr.Oilitv.
LOWE A BAY .............. A educe lltve._ of Wilt.., pollution end control pt"ObMn't$ of Mdi,..,CI11en.
EVERY REGISTERED VOTER IN NEWPORT CAN VOTE FOR JOHN STORE
CANDIOATES ARE -INA TED FROM DISTRICTS IUT ELECTED IY All
111 AI« THAT YOU $U PPO .T JOMII $1011
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ly ALP RID MAR TIM 13, ""10e tiW it iDcolpor-ullo
DIAM 0' IDUCATIO. iUdf alllhe leodiD& clwaCieri&tica
MOODY II.LI MIITtTUTI of the earUer kioJdOms. Rome
Worid unity ... one world aov· prided itldf oaadoPtioa the culture
.-nment . , . one world leader. and civilizatioo of conquered na·
N~ern man talks of briRJ,ing lions as h brought them under ita
peace oo earth by unifYinB aU na· governmental system.
tiou under one head. But this idea Sttaa is placed, both in the vision
il far !tom new. It traces back as far and in. the interpretation. upon the
u twenty·five hu0dred years ago ten bomJ. and upon the fact that
when Ood gave Daniel visions of amons tbae ten horns, yet distinct
the entire smpc of world history. from them. comes up a separate
Because Daniel's prophecies of .. lin&c hom" (vv. 8, 20). The ten
Babylon, Me~Persia and Greece horns represent the .. kinp" (2 :24)
tu.ve been literally fulfilled, Chris-depicted in Daniel 2 as the toes of
tiaas today can expect his proph-the image, the kings who in the end-
ecies of the final form of the Ro-time will give their authority to the
man empire and a fmal world ruler supreme ruler of the revived Ro-
to oorne to pass. man empire (Rev. 17:12, 13, 17).
The last six chapters of Daniel, This final ruler is symbolized by the
the prophetic division, contain four .. little hom ...
vislons which God gave. They arc: "In this hom were eyes like the
The four beasts (Dan. 7) eyes of man, and a mouth speaking
The ram and the goat (Dan. 8) great things" (v. 8). This "little
The seventy weeks (Dan. 9) horn" is said to make '"war with lhe
The glory of God (Dan. 10.1 2) sainiS" (v. 21). .
Before continuing this study, It is further said of him; "And he
carefully read Danie1 7 and look for shall speak great words against the
the deS(.Tiptions of the four beasts. most High, and shall wear out the
Which of the four is the most saints of the most High, and lhink
prominent? How does this vtston to change times and laws: and they
parallel the dream of the image s~aJI be gi~cn into his ha':l~ ~nlil a
which Nebuchadnezzar had (Dan. umc and tunes and the dtVIdmg of
2)? When you can answer these time" (v. 25).
questions, conti nue studying this This "'linle hom" is definitely a
lesson matcnal. man. We shall sec him later in the
T he beginning of Daniel 7 goes book as the "prinot that shall oomc"
back chronologically to the first (9 :26~ and the "k.ing" wh_o .. sh~.U ex-
year of the reign of Belshazzar (v. alt hunself. and magrufy htmsclf
I), during the Babylonian rule. above every ~od. an~ shall speak
Daniel saw the four winds of marvellous thmgs agamst the God
heaven striving upon the great sea ofgod_s" (11 :36) ..
(v. 2). While the expression, the He ts also seen m the New Testa·
great sea. is sometimes used in mcnt as the "man of sin" (II Thess.
Scripture for the Mediterranean, it 2:3), who is described in these
is probably used here in a symbolic words: ·· ·. . who opposcth and e~
sense. The sea sometimes represents alleth htmsclf abov_e all t~at ts
the masses of mankind. The picture called God, or that ts . worsh~pped;
of the beast coming out of the sea in so that he as God stt_teth •.n the
Revelation 13: I is parallel to this. temple of God, showrng hunself
Later in that book the waters about that he is God" (II Thess. 2:4).
the beast arc said to be "peoples. . Finally. in the.dosing book of the
and multitudes. and nations, and B1ble thts man ts called the beast.
to ngues" (Rev. 17 : 1!5). This is con· (The term is used sometimes for the
firmed in the interpretatio n of this fmal emp~e and sometimes for t_hc
vision in Daniel 7. for the kingdoms ruler.) This blasphemous man, WJth
represented by the beasts arc said to the aid of his ··false prophet" (Rev.
"'uisc out of the earth" (v. 17). The 16: 13)-who is also called a beast
••four winds of the heaven" (v. 2) (Rev. 13:11)-will present himself to
evidently represent God's providen· the deluded multitudes of eanh as
tial agencies working in human his· the sole object of worship and will
tory to bring about the emergence e"ercisc a totalitarian rule in the
o f these kingdoms. end· time period. It is he who will
Since the dream of Nebuchad-persecute the Jews as they have
nezzar in Daniel 2 indicated that never been persecuted before.
there arc to be only four universal The reference to .. a time and
empires before the setting up of times and the dividing of time"
C hrisl's kingdom. these four-reprc-(Dan. 7:25) links up logically with
sented by the four beasts~must be what we shall see about the sev-
thc same fo ur described in the fig· entieth week in chapter 9 and with
ure of the metallic image. similar expressions in Revelation
Ncbuchadneuar was permitted II :2 and 12 :6, 14.
to see these kingdo ms as man wo uld While interpreters differ about
sec them in their outward form. the precise usc of the title Anti·
their power and glory, as a great christ, it seems proper to apply the
unified colossus. Daniel saw the title to this man. The term itself is
same four kingdoms in their true in-found in the Scripture only in I
ncr character. as wild, ferocious Jo hn 2: 18,22; 4:3; II Jo hn 7.
beasts. A beast takes what it wants We d o not see the fulfillment of
without regard to the rights of any this now. Other passages of Scrip-
o ther beast. The lungdoms arc ture, particularly II Thessalonians 2.
beasts! Most na t1ons, both of an· show that Antichrist will no t be re-
cicnt and of modem times. have veaJed until aOcr the Church has
adopted beasts or birds o f prey as been caught up to meet the lord in
their emble ms. the air. (Note especially the se·
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I.,DDM 10 1be raama or the 11&-
UoaJ: "'He that silteth in the heav-
..,. oballlausJ>: 1he Lanlaball have
th<JD iD deriaioo. Then oball be
spealt un10 lhem iD his wrath, and
ve• them in his tore displeasure.
Yea have I se1 my king upon my
holy hill of Zion" (Ps.l :4-6).
As in Daniel 2, the prophecy en-
visions the oomplete destruction of
Gentile world power. "And in tbe
days of these kings shaU the God of
heaven set up a kingdom. which
shall never be destroyed ... "
(Dan. 2:44).
The Son of Man comes before the
Ancient of days: .. And there was
given him dominion, and glory. and
a kingdom, that all people, nations,
and languages. should serve him:
his dominion is an everlasting do-
minion, which shall not pass away,
and h.i5 kingdom that which shall
not be destroyed'"' (Dan. 7: 14).
In Revelation the redeemed have
this same great event in view when
they uclaim triumphantly: "The
kingdoms of this world are beoome
the kingdoms of our lord, and o f
his Christ; and he shall reign for
ever and ever. We give thee
thanks, 0 Lo rd God Almighty,
which art, and wast, a nd art to
oomc; because thou hast taken lO
thee thy great power. and hast
reigned" (Rev. II: 1!5, 17). END
LO! HI COMITH!
Not ,., once He ~ ro e.~>rlh-
Poor .and ~le . ._..._ ..nc:t to-1-,.
T~ rhe g..~~re of ho..orn.ro borrh
No! IO w.lllo. W!lh In! ••e.IHI"d
Through .1 ...orld of ~•n otnd p..~>on,
Br H!i own dnpo~. reJI'CII"d.
L....-.b ol God for ••ntW" 11.11n
No. on ~tc•ty He cometh.
Cloudy wlendors ••.ICI H•m •ound
w ...... ye de.ld . .11"\d ''''· ..,. lo"i""'-
H ...... the trurnper·, o~wlul .ounct
No• H!i f..ce '' like rhe liQhtnong, No. Hoi ey~ ••e hke the fL.~>...,.,
loon of r+>c tri~ of J._..,.h
He•.,en •nd eo~<rh .ldo•e Ho i name
lo, He cometh! l o. He cometh'
B<ide •nd Spmt ..ch.o, ""Come'"
Come to he•L T~ hun u utK!f'l. c-10 tah Thy Pt"«tle home
Mou•.r the rktone. 0 Son of O.~>wod,
Take the K l"t)tfl, Prine: II' ol pe..ce,
Come. •N"I hush rhe drUW+i, loud but. ..... Come, M>d bod aiL COfiii!CI CUI-e
Coo-ow, .lind furL the fi.IQ, of ..,,.d,.ll'' c-. ...c:~ JJw., .... , .... n.~toon'\
••onk'
Cotne, and ••'9" on tn.Kh ¥>d ruihCr>--
IC.ong of kingJ; ..nc:t lord of LQI"do.
Cllomoe on poweo, Coml' 1n Qlo<Y.
Come to t•h Thy Ko"'Qdom. c~
Even to. 0 K•ng .11"\d Bt~de.groom
··Even to. lord Jll'wi. come ··
-Ann•ll' J"""wn Fhnt
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,-ROM THE IIOLA IROADCAST!R
Sst S. HOftt: ST .• LOS AMGt:Lt:S
wMC He ,.. d-., aDd wily. net H• WM ill com,a.c• CODtrol ol
.._., •• prowd oftta. ~y whta H• w• r..u.d.,....
aod dJd oot ......._ Ia rwcu.n.: ..... He •ood .. a ... , di&Jab
bei'Ofti itt ........ utt.,._ DOt 1 word. 1-.. kDaw tba lbaaitl of
.,..... Helm .. wb .. il W .pectud whea Jt hurt. ADd ~u• Hil
l.ftiW'" wu dllplaye.d OD 10 f.,, OCC&Iiou, •• auy •ttly ,...,.
lhll temper-II IOCh.araeteriltie of tbo Cbrillllan. Yet tb.-• ia .acb
• th.q u ricbteout iAcl.lplation , for tbe lin.._ Ita~~ did become •DPY ·
Whit ltirrecl Hit ancert WcU, we ba.-• .U..dy IHn tflat 11M
Wl'OQI "" of Ood's bou• wu on• thlna. Reliaious hypoerlty wu
anotb..-. Por with tlaahina eyes and acid toncue H• deDOunc:ed
, the ftllo piety of Che Phtriaen. On one occ:anion Ha apokCI ou.t Ill
His own defcnne when He wu u~uttly struc:lt: by an ome.
before Calaphu the bJ&h priest (John 18:23), 11\justice alwa)'l
perturbed lUUI.
Today thc:rc are terrifyina evila to aroUM the Christian's ri~teo• ruentmcnll. For inltanc:e, I am indipllnt -no , 1 am
funous -when I ICC the fare the marie and publilhinl lndullri•
are dishinJ up for the eyes and eus or our younasters -and for o~Jters who an monUy depnwed. "God is •narY with &he
WICked nery day," says the pu.lrnilt (7: 1 ; ). God sbominatas thll
rot, too, and will jud&e in ripteousnes~ and JC¥erity Its
perpetrators. He who ao ~ved the world that He u crificed for iu
sins His dearest treuure, il anary with sin!
1etua. with a whip of cords in H.il hand and CYil cowerina
before Him, il a Chriltiln sy mbol. PI 's 11 clear a revelation of
God 's M!ure 11 is the Croa. Chriltilnl are not Stoia, bottlina up
the emotion of anaer when sin makes a frontaP attack and sweeps
befo;re it the previous little ones nurtured 10 tenderly and with
such hia;h prospects. Becomina a Christian doesn't destroy the
~wers that make.'" people, nor does it tame the warrior lnttlnct
m our souts. I don t want God to lake away my temper and make
me sickeninJIY docile. Tha.t would leaen me as a person. I want
_.,. , .. ._ Him to tame in me any anaer that would hurt othen. or advenely
H uallty• A Th 1 leal affect me physically, for that is lin. But there is abo an o•OHX • H 01 "hamesed" anp:r that can be put to aood use for God and
E ...L.....al-riahteousneu. y...,..IUR Of the Prollletn Martin Luther once uid, "When I am anarY , I preach well and
By .lila.rttJI lebarlema.DII pray better." He wu talk ina , of coune, about riahteous
rROM "CH RtSTIAN M I!WS.. " M e:w HAY e:M, MO. indipation apinst I he prevailin& sins of his day.
1. Aay tbeotocfcal en..luatiOn of the problem of homo-It would be interestinJ lo trace back to their sources the laws
"lexuaUty must at ooce deal wtth the matter of apostolic we now have whic h protect lire, health and human riahts, and see
autbortty. Oa tbl..s taaue Saint Paul, for e:umple. ta how many of them, from the Maans Charta on down, hne COrM
qtdU! etrpi..J.elt. He m.&ll:es three major points. about because 10meone became snn. En&lilh prisons were riPe,
a. The pracUee of bomosexuallty e»:eludeaper-
sona from tbe ttn(dom of God (I Cor. 6:10);
b. Ita ceneral practice ln SO<"Iety rtves evi-
dence of turnt.nc tbe truth of God into a lie because
It cOftaiata in deftance of God 's arrangement(Ro-
ma.u 1:24-2?);
e. Ita aenen.l practice Is part of that divine
judcment wbich consists in turntnc• men over to
themselves for their own destruction (Romans
1:24-2?).
2. Tbeae apostolic statements can not be circumvent·
ed by boldine that moral and social values change In
time and that, therefore, IUs judgments are no longer
valid or even appltcable. For It was part of the apostolic
call and function to interpret for the Church of all aces
the nature of reality as It deals with the lordship of God
over men DOt only tn terms of redemption but also ln
the area of creatton.
3. Homosexuality, therefore, must be called and dealt
wttb by the Cbureb tor what It really ts; namely a cross
sin. lD tbe case of another evil, divorce, there was. for
a time, a modtlylDJ "word" ln Judaism because of the
b.ardneaa of men's beart.s (ct. Mat . ti:!·6). Jesus, in
turn, re-oriented the wbole question. We b&ve no "se-
cood word" in Scripture anywhere oa the matter of
bomoauuallty. Hard:ne.ss of heart, wtth all that tt coo -
notea, Ia nowhere Indicated as an atenuaUnc etrcum -
ata.Dce.
4. For sin there Is torctvenesa. Tbe Cburc:h pro-
claims that remission, but not for the PllJ'POH' of Jead·
tnc people Into bellevt.nr that somebow ain Is less evil
than It really ts. By His crucifi:doo aM resurrecttoo
Jeaua Christ establlsbed God's forrtveness so that men
may repent, reeocntztnc evil tor what it Ia: detta.nee of
God 'a will. Suc:b forrtveness Is offered in Word and
Sacrament.
S. While It may well be true that there are upecta of
Illness ln certain InStances of bomosezuality, that fact
does not of Itself reduce the contradlcUoa between the
practice of this vice and the demands of the klncdom or
God. For Ulnesa, too, is pa.rt of the Satanic kingdom,
wb.l cb Is arrayed ap&nst lhe rule of God. Ail Jesus not
only spoke words of for(iveness but also healed atek -
neaaea 110 It ta part or the Church's ministry 1o apply
U!.e resource• or Law and Gospel to the healt.nr of per-
sons wbo are enslaved to tbe evil of homoaerua.llty.
6. Under no etrcum sta..nces does the Church, tbroucb
her ml.nlatry, have the rlgbt to view homosexuality and
to dea..l w1tb It for leu than what lhe Scriptures make
thla evtl out to be. Sbe does not e:.:lst to please men but
to serve God on His terma, not man 's.
Ed. Or. Sch&rlemann prepa.red this scrtpturaP state-
ment for the Board of Social Ministry of the Lutheran
Cburch-MI.aaourt Syood.
filthy and disuse-ridden untiJ John Howard and his follo wers aot
angry. SJavery was deeply entrenched in the new world untiP men
like William Garrison b~me nerved with a riahteous wrath thai
wouldn't be silenced . Hospital.!; were horrible place. until
Florence Ni&ht inple became incensed about them. She wu called
an anael of mercy, but she was also a hothoute of emotion -
stubborn, high-tempered -houndina aovernment otficiaJs int o
pr.oviding decent treatment for the wounded and dyina untiJ , It 11
ULd , they trembled at the mention of her name!
Anger need not be the opposite of love ; it can , in fa ct, be
love 's clearest expression. How can we really love people and
stand by and see them exploited and hurt by areedy , insensitive
men? -John D. hu
nt'O MINUTES
IJIIJL£
IT COINIUUS &. ltAM N ... .. PAN ...._, IOOIYT
""For God so loved lhe world
flhal 1--e gave H•s on tv begotten
Son , that whosoever be lteveth rn
H•m should not per1sh, but have
everlaslirtg lrfe "' (John 3: 16).
In the ilghl of Jhe Paultllf!
ep•stle5 these well·known WOfds
have become rnor-e approprta te
than when our Lord f.rst sPOke
them . Ttwough Paul . Chr1st"s re ·
dempt1ve work at Calvary has
been pr<x:ta uoed and fully eK·
l)la•ned. In th•S ligh t . then. we
suggest tha t our readers take the
lrrne to really med1tate on thr s
passage about Gocfs grea test
gi ft to man .
Thmk of the lo-ve that p10mpted
tr' ""God so loved ... ."" We were
the ··chrldren of discbed•ence··
and ''by nat11e the ch ddren of
wrath . even as or hers·· (Eph.
2.2.3 ). We deserved Judgment.
'"but God, who rs nch m mercy ,
for Hrs "eat love w he. ewilh He
loved us .·· gave Hts besl . HLS
all. to save us (Eph . 2:4).
Tnmk of tiS pnceless value'
"'H•s only begotten Sen -ever·
laslrng l•fe."" Chrt5 t, the holy
One. had to be grven up to drs·
grace and
sms m1ght be jUStly dealt w1th,
and that we m•ght beconw! the
rrghtful heors of everlastmg ltfe
(Rom . 3:25.26).
Th1nk of yolll" need of thrs g•ft l
·· .. tha t whosoever believeth on
H1m should not P«ISh ... ."" How
perrlous nor to 8Ccept '"the gLft
of God wh•c h IS eternal l•fe .
thfough ..leius Chr1S I our Lad"
{Rom. 6:23 ). What lollv to SPt•n
Of •gnOfe a grh we need so
SOfelyL
Fmaffy. thmk how gractous rhe
offer1 ·• •.• that whosoever believ-
eth 1n H•m shoold no t pe11sh but
have everlast•ng l•fe. · Who.so·
e-ver beltevethl Any one may have
lh•s gi lt by somply be hevmg -
acceptmg •n Stlf1)1e fa•th what
God says about Chrrsl payrng fCK
our sms at Calvary . In fact , th•s
•s the only way we can become
the rec•pients of th•s wonderful
g•ll. lor Rom . 4:5 declares: '"But
to h1m thai worketh not . but be·
l1eveth Oil H1m that jUStlfLCth !he
ungodly , H•s fc1Lth !believing ) •s
counted for 11ghteousness . ··
The first kingdom (compare v. 4 qucnce of events in I Thess. 4 and S
with v. 17), represented by the lio n and 1J Thcss. I and 2.) Even today, CHRISTIAN M!Wl,. MI!W HAV!N, MO ,
with eagJc's wings, is the Baby-however, we can see trends toward By Peter ll.reJ STAINED GIAM PZATVIlED AT JIUSBVM tbe cborul of the aqell lD heavett, 100,000,000
The Adoration of Christ By AU Creation
Io nian, corresponding to the head of --:orld government. The final ten· The vision of tbe power and authority of the •t:roaa plua tbousaDda of tbouaanda. All these
gold o f the image. ~ngdom form of the Ror:'an em-Lamb, Rev. S, 1·7, ls followed by a vision of tbe Iaiii" wttb a loud votce, such as tbe IOUDd of
The second, the bear raised up on ptre could dev.clop very raptdly. adoraUoa of the Lamb by all creation. We read; many waten ud the rumbUna: of dlltant tJnmder
one side. is the Medo-Pcrsian em-The most 1mportant (act about "AIId wiMia Be Md au. lhe book, lbe f011r (R.n. 14.2) yet with nqulllte betluty -wbo can
pire. This is the same as the chest the "little ho m'' is_ ~hat he :Mil be ~ ~ .:=.:-::,. e:e~r:e:--..:: ::e :.e ::~~ to10 tb~~~~ .:"~
and arms of silver in Danicl2. Note overcome. In the vmon Dante! sees ......... v1a11 e1 ........ wtalcb are abe praJ· the mkllt ot. tbe throne, OUr Lord ud Savior
that symbols of this kingdom usc thch "Anci
1
ent of days_"th(vG. 9od). Thishis en of 1111e ....._,. Bn.l, 1. Jesua Cbrtlt. ADd 1UU the chorua ot "Hll pralte
the number two. It was a dual a caven Y scene, W1 as 1 e 1be tour beuta aDd the twenty four elders ll awell.lac, more and more voices bet.na added
monarchy, a federation of tbc alntigh~y Dls~r of even!-'. The wttb barp1 aDd golden v1a.la tu.U ot fragrance, u we read:
Medes and the Persians. The three rulershtp of this world, wbteh has represent tbe cburcb em eartb, the communion ••.t.~ "a'7 enMare -'ldl 11 Ia Ilea•• ...
ribs in the bear's mouth (v. 5) de-bee:" usu~d for',:? many long cen-of ta!IIU, tbe aaemb.ly of all true belleven: • ....... _... llle _,., ... .__ M .,.
note the extent o f its conquests. tu_nes by bca.s&s, be~ngs ~ and tbe four beutl repzete~tt the otftce or tiM!! min-• &1M -. _. • MIA& are • -. ...,. I
The third, the leop&rd (v. 6}, or-will be tak~ over by ~n~ like the !:.etry ~ oftbeaaiD~~:~ ~~ ..,-: N! , I ... ..._ _. p., ... ,....,,
u some interpreters believe-the ~n _of r:nan (v. I)). Thll IS a Mes-tbe b!Uever'a ...., ot pra.J.te, and the vtall be_......_ 111M ........... *M ...._ _. .._
panther (or, as still others think, the Slaru_c tttle, proved b~ .the almost wttb t1w frqraoce, tbe prayers of God'1 peo-tiNt ..... lw••• _. ..... AM 1M ...,. ....._
cheetah), is at any rate a fast·run-oontmual usc made of 11 10 tb~ Gos-pte em eartb. 'l'lleM, tbe omce of tbe mlDiatry HaW Yoa& 'llllt a · 1 ... --• _..: "--Allll .. ,_.. _. twillltiQ ..._. tel
ni.ngmember ofthecatfamily,with ~Is by the Lord_ Jesus Cb_rut ~or ud tbe CCJiCiepdoD d belkwen, praJa tbe .,An'•..._;,_;;.. .. .,., ~ca!~1 :..:i.••:.: ....... •• t?ee•t ... a.aaw• ......, .. _.
lta speed further emphasized by the ~mself. H~ ddtghts to idenufy Lamb ud oiler prayen to Him CCX~tlllu.alJy. • _...." rtnhld J' wllltlaa.,... A&-ft'W.'' "· J.l..l4.
four wings. It wonderfully sym· H1msel~ . Wl~h ou r race-fa~en ~.a.:s =: = =; a IOaC lmoMI = ;:.•..,..;., 0.::. ~l"'. ":':.":""!:: ~ £wry llvbW" erature, aD .._., aU men, all
bolizes the Orcek or Maoedonian though 1t 15-an order lhat He !""1~t ....... _ .. ..,. litta 11 .. -..;: WII 1 *• -. Datbaa aad people~ aad .,._.,all beutl of the
emprr· e. so strikingly chara.Cierized re~ate us to God tbrou&h fa1th m .,._ .t •= 1tr .. llMe ._ MM _. ..--. field, all bUda. ud au ftlbel lD the ... aDd f!V·
Himself The Son of God became ...... ••a-. t.r ~ .-..._ _. ._. ftla tw at ' .,. ..._ ....... .._ 1M 1M o.. til tile biiY.bttaata of tbe \IDderworld, Ill abort, all by tbe speedy conquests of Cbc · . rrl•-• te o.1 ._ 'l'llr ...... ..c e1-~~as ....,..,.. A , • ...... .,.. ..... ~ _.-tte~doe )olu tD. t.bi.IOGI ot pralle to the Lamb ~•a • •-und-lbe Great The the Son. of Man tn order that sons of .., -·-• .. ••-t,... -•-•-. .~--p I"VC" .... h beco fOod ......... tu *' _. ,...._, ... _..: ... ._. ._. .,,. 1 IIIII ..... _. • .._.,., .... .. _. -.....
meo.boo of four heads, as weU u men mig 1 me 1001,?. · ,. .... • _.. .., W ldlta _. ,..t•••: _. l"'lttllf. Ia • r-· .... ..._ ... car-s WI cfludl fll Sueb Ia Jobll'l ..a.aa of tbe adoratson ot the four winp. points lO the fact thal _As we have Ken, the htcle hom ........... • ..,..," n .t-:11. !!!!!M~"? I ' ..,. z. ... wfll&aa .. •· Lamb. ov Lord J..., Cbrttt, by au creeUOn. He
Aleuader't empire after biJ death will oppose n~t men onli (v. 21) b~l 11w dnari:lt of eYft'Y ~ aDd people slap -.; .,=\":::Ik;;.;' •Itt lad 1~, ';.:.•..": -a. Lamb of Gad nom maa ret«ted aDd
was broken iDio four partt. This u-even Ood Hun.ldf (v. !!i). He wiH tile ~ of 121e Lamb ta.at wu alaJa. ''Pralle • a V , -,. • at' ~ t171. .,. ...... UJitd to a trw, wMm 80kHin mocked ud tplt
pect ~amplified in the vision of tbe: rep~t the human race brou&}ll brl to Tllee, 0 Olrllt.'' Sbt ..... o1 Hll rect.m-ca.. wlilom ._.,.,, today U.t wtdl bld1""eace
tam and lbc JOII (Dan. 8). 10 Ill ~Jupbe""'";' and IDOOI. U1<)o ... lon, af Rio ...., .... -liloo1l -lao; tile lllld ----esaJc.d ·-every Tho rourth be 1 (v. 7~ which is pnl dimu. ~e will be the cbier IU• JWI IJd .. af 1118; .W tile -1lli1p af tile ,. Ia IIlJa W1l)' llle ~-lllld every liodM1I--, "dlal.at llle -af J-every -
. ~ . lcr or lbe r•~· "'"""" cleaaibed a.Jt""" lndtaiBio redno!ee ........ '"111o1i-... ~..... --.. llle L&mlllloal --.. ...,. Ill bonw;Ud llllilp ... ---ny :-.a----=~o.-ble 11 the ooe -v-o .. • ..... IW'IIInw' • to Cod tw't Hila blood." -~ ...... ---• ......_ ----...__ r·--~ • . . in Psalm 2. who wiD say in their -•--God ldop .W potaall, lllld-----; --• every dido -puzzlea and llllfllliCII madneu a••;n.a God and tho Lonl -..,. • ou111." We an ldop tO-God, • mllliiJ --"' pnJoe IIlJa. ~ '""" --dlat "-" Clirlot Ia Lanl !"!*I (Y. 19~ Jotlo the viJioD at~d Jaut ~i.e. .. break. their 11ac " -- -• ...., tal~ 111 Rio ::",:t.~;::,.a:, dlat II • aD dlat die ilab' to Ilia.-, a1 God 111e ra-." 1'1111. 2, 10-11.
• ....,....._ .,.. ova: 1he lint bands -r. and CUI away lhoir -to 111--*• daalll, lataa, -Mil. "W I -_. -... -., -D-.--l:=:'" -..,_ •orJ IWillly ~ oordl Crom UI"(Pa.l:l~ Ill aa ......aaw. ''!N .,.. _.. .... .,.,._. .... --... .._ _. ... -_. _.__ ..
__ ,.. • tile IOunh, -.:::.t Ood il not dlaturt>od ~ 1hil ol· ~----." JIAinL I, rr. A..s ... II 4 -... -r .. --.... -.... 3 111•••
II ~~-DOlmen ..---God, III<Jna .._., 81 , -• 8 a_. ., ... ___ _
••11 ,..... . . • ""*-Aller aD,IhiiiiWI, or all lila .. -., 111e ......., -lor .. r.. •• a;..,. 11'~ _.. "':'>' lepiiod Ultha JfU1 .....-..... il but I "'ittle" da--..... IIIIIP to God-0. ·~----·---....... Cll .. o::~~;·,, ,...,..,_ ·-.,_-·-·-~~Tho ........... -.... 1··--. -__ .. ,,.,._, ... -~--.... -........ -'11111;. .... -wlllo .... iroa ;;;"~~,; .;;;;c;;·,...., ..,_ ... -111e JLII 11 --a1 ..... o' I 0 ~a ('• _. '... ;:' ••• , -
.......... , ol .... ~ 19) il .... OOdO.w-. I-Cllrill, Sail ol JJI~~~~. ~-~~~··~·~-~~ .. ~..,...~~· ~-~·~·~·~ .. ~-~ .... ~-= .. ~;~·~· ... ~. ~·,~:;.~:t~ ... ~"~rt~.l).~-~-~-~~·~ ... ~lo<~d~-:--~·~·~=1711~-~-~·~-~-~~· _____ _ .... F joLW'---Ood-loao1Waa.111ioio0od's-
•
Wlllooro 1D tbo Nnport S.Cb
Frl-or tbo UbrU)' poetry
eoatut, "If I Could, 1
Would • , ,"will be engoqru"«<
aod aw-.uds pre..ted at a
sprlD& party a.t 4 p.m. Kueb
Urd, at Mar.Dt:rl Library.
A spec::t&l 11Utlt for tbt after-
noon wtll ba Adr11M8 Joaes,
noted author ofehtldrea.'sboob
from Laguna Ntpel. Sbe Will
erat wttb the ehUdren about
the rewards afXl pteuures of
ereatln WTltlDc.
She ts the author of 5 books
for preteens, one for young
adults, and hu aLto been ~
Usbed ln the adult rleld, Ex-
cerpts from pubU.hed. worts
a.s wen as orlglnal materlal
ttave been used ln textbooks
LEGAL NOTICE
RESOLLrrtON NO. '7628
A RESOL Lrl"ION OF THE
CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH
APPOINTING ELECTION
OFFICERS AND ESTAB-
LL'SHING THE[R COMPEN-
SATION, DESIGNATING
POLLING PLACES, AND
PROVlDtNG FOR THE
OPENING AND CLOOI.NG OF
THE POLLS FOR THE GEN-
ERAL MUNICIPAL ELEC-
TION TOBE HELD ON APRIL
11, 1972
WHEREAS, the City Council
by Re!IOiutlon No. 7611 called
a general munidpal t lectlon
to be held on April 11 , 1972,
a.s prO'flded tn the Cbl.rter of
the City of Newport Beach;
IJ>d
WHEREAS, It Is necessary
that the Ctty. Council appoint
electioa otncers, estabUsb
lhelt compensatlon, and desig-
nate poWng places to be used
in said electlon;
NOW, THEREFORE, the City
Councll of the City of New-
port Beach OOES HEREBY RE-
SOLVE, DECLARE, DETER-
MINE AND ORDER, as follows:
SECTION l. That fortbepta-
pose of holdln& l&id pneral
munlctpal elecUon, there shall
be &Dd are hereby estabUshed
ntty-four (54) YOUng prtciDCtl
conSisting of sixteen (16) coo-
soUdatlons and thirty.elgtat(38)
regular election precincts 1D
the City of Newport Beach es-
tabltshed for the holding of
state and county elections, as
said regular election precincts
e.list on the date of adoptJOD
of tllis resoluUon; that the poll-
ud ~~C~Plemeatan rtadeu bJ se.ou, For_.lllll c._.,,
GIDa aid CompeD.J, IDd tbe
Bllllt street CoUtao o1 EdU<a-
tlotl. Tbl OCI Frl-of tbo
Lttnry award ns ctno to
ber book, "Sail, Ca~l "
Her bookl for J<MilC people
at.o tDcllade; "Ridt the far
wlad. •• "WUd YOJ&C818'," aod.
her latest, "ADother place, an-
other sprtog.' •
B.A. WORK COMPL ETEO
Robert Bruce Baldwt.D, soo
of Mr. John N, Baldwin, 220
Jasmine AYe., Corom del Mu,
bas completed requirements for
a bacbeJor's degree 1n unl-
nrsity studies at the Unlnrstty
of New Mexico.
LEGAL NOTICE
Ins~>eetor: Mr. H. Sariluel
Addis.
Judge: Mrs. Lucy R. Watson.
Clerk: Mrs. Kathryn M. Ad-
dis.
Clerk: Mrs. Mary Ann Ros-
burg.
Vottnr Precinct 5, comprls-
lllr regular election prectDcts
085 &Dd 073.
Polling Place: City Hall,
Council Chambers, 3300 New-
port Boulevard, Newport Beach
926&0.
Inspector: Mrs. Flora Criss-
man.
Judge: Mrs. Velma Shannon.
Clerk: Mr. Douglas G. Palm-
er,
Clerk: Mrs. Roberta Cielgh
Riddle.
Voting Precinct 6, comprls-
I.Dg regular election prectnct
0,.,
Polling Place: Parks.
Beact~s II Recreation But}lj-
lng, 1714 West Balboa Boule-
nrd, Newport Beach 92660.
Inspector: Mrs. Ma.ry Jane
Crawford.
Judge: Mrs. Anna B. Peter-
SOil.
Clerk: Mrs. Ruth Haskell.
Clerk: Mrs. Pauline Quinn.
VoUng Precinct 7, comprts-
lng regular election preclnct
097.
J" Polling Place: Ebell Club,
·515 West Balboa Boulevard,
Balbol 9%661.
lnlpector: Mrs. Ruth Remley.
Judge: Mrs. Colleen B. Far-
well.
Clerk: Mrs. Beulab Moota.-
pert.
Clerk: Mrs. Helen Nyberg.
lag placts lor the respective Voting Prectoct 8, comprts-
prectncts shall be tbe places IDg regular election preclDct
herelmfter designated; that the 359.
persons herel.D&tter aamtd, be-PoiUn& Place : Wren Garage,
lng competent and qta.Ulled 1118 East Balboa Boulevard,
electors ud rtsJdeots of said Balboa 9Z661.
City aad of their retpeeUfe Inspector: Mrs, Joan Wren.
•ottnc preclncts, are hereby Judge: Mrs. Martoo L.
liJPOinted omcers of electloa Clarke,
for tbelr respectln YotlnCPre-Clerk: Mrs. Oort .. J. Sell.
ctncts and the)' sball hokl said Clerk: Mrs. Roth M. Mals.
election and make return there-Votlng Precinct 9, comprls-
of In the manner proYlded by I.Dg rerular electton precinct
law. 098,
Votlng Precinct 1, comprts-PolUng Pla.ce: SeeleJ Gu-
la.g reruLU election precLD.cts at': (T. Hord SeeleJ), 1307 East
081 aad 354. Balboa Boalentd, BI.Ibol.
Potllnc Place: Newport 926$1.
Shores Club House, 511 CUll blspec:tor: Mrs. ShtrleJ L.
Street, Newpott Be&cb UMO, W.oon.
la.spector: Mu. lleoeW.lner. Jud~: Ml'.. Mu))rle F.
Jlldp: Mrs. BeYerl} Jeu smm.
HtDdrlcUOD. Clut: Kra. Dol"otby K.
Clerk: Mra. Audrey c. Ram-Hutcbt.la.
stow. Clerk: llrs. JoAlloe Wud.
Clerk: Alma L. Parole. VoUDc PH.clD<:t 10, ~-
Vottnc Prec:lnct !, ~rls-la& tel"ilr eledtoa predact
lD& replar eleetioft prec::toct. 10!. on PoliiDc Placo: F&rwtu car.
PolUnc Place: FltmlqRest-art, !114 Eul 8abJa aou ...
deaee, &607 Seubort Ortt't, YU'd, BalbOa tttel.
llnporl Bolch 9ZUO. ~: lin. Cai<>(JII D.
IDJI)e<:tor: Mu. Helea Me-JOJQil'. .
llllr. Jud&O: ..... ~~~-H.
Jud&O: Mu. Mu.,C s•uuoc. Cool<.
CltTk: Mra. Patrtct& ll Clerk: Mrs. KatbtrtDt L.
Btaek. Moue,
Cltn: Carol A. Flemlnc. Clerk: Mn. ElaiiOr Emt ...
Yolllc ProeiDct I, ......... rick.
IDr ro(llllar olodiOo proeiDcl Yolllc Prec:IDelll, ~
100. IDe ...... ·---PolliDr Piau: Scbr"""' lll'll ud .1.
R-S1 Ill ... cono, PoiiiiO( Pllco: 1-Ginp, "--'a....,-· SOl Gnod Clal, BollollsiiOd
_.. ... , Mrl. PlJIU. Sdl· -· ,...,_ ,,...,..: MrL Patricia W,
IOI!p: lifo. lllrtan P. ~-
8dooiiL .,.., ..... Jut """ cro.
C-: Mro. Paolo E. Bart. -· Cllftl llr, Bllllllllllp. Clift: lin. Clift I. Pa!M. Vollor Prt<:bd 4, ~ Cllrll: lllrl. ~ I .
1"1 ......... -..-~-.. ...,IGI. YolilrPr..-11,~ .....,.-.-aor-IIC,..._.,._
..., -.t/1 .. r ,,. om.. oa.
11--' -· -· ...... Ploeo: ---
•
From the Po
• IOIIDA.Y. na, 10
~ .... _, udjofttry
ftlllod II Ptl -•llwllorlud _l't_ol_
ArtH. Blln111, 100 *M•r
Dr., ln1M Tttraee, IO"'MttM
--10 .... , •• u ud
N:ll p.a. ,tb, ZO • , • -oo
It t ••• ftluld at $1,150 ..... --.... ~"' ...... Wt.at51otR!Y•An.,
... "nporl -4:40 ...,, ...a e:iO p.m. ••• A --d ud -.. oqtdp. •• wortb a110dt $Its were
lloloil -.... parUd C&r ol ltofta Sblpi:IJ, 1418 W. Boy
AYt,, Balboa, wld.le It W'U 1D
troat of bJs realdeace from
11:15 Feb. 19 to 11 a.m. Ftb.
ZO , , • A radio wwlb ~ an ftl ltoltD ft{'m Robert
Kt-.a-tck's car wldt.,t 1t wu
parUd from 5 p.m. Fob. U
to 9:10 a.m. at 1111 bom.e at
1411 Saat&De111 Ter., lrYiDe
Terrace • • • J"tlrJ' worth
·-'"' -burl(arlsecl troru tbe borne of 8tttJ Jue
Lane. 1817 ADtlp Way, DoYer
Shores, bthreta 4 p.m. Feb.
1Z and mldDleflt Feb. zo •.•
Owner sttatt Breda, 4028
Cbaonel Pt., Wut Newport,
placed a $195 nltte oa. u oat.
board motor stole from a
dlngft)' at llls dock between 3
p.m. Feb. 18 aDd 3 p.m. Feb. zo.
• MONDAY. FEB, 2.1
Gerrt Witt, 39, ot 112 w.
Coast Hteh"WI.Y, Ba.ysborePark,
was arrested at 10:40 p.m. at
32nd and Newport BIYd., West
Newport, aadcll&rpd'l1thdr1Y-
la.l tmder the lnflueoce of al-
cohol ••• A radio transmitter
LIGAL MOTICI
deoce, 3ZZ Apoiena Avenue,
Balboa I.ala.Dd 92&&Z.
Inspector: Mrs. Marpret A.
Swain.
Judce: Mra. Betty J. Ripley.
Clerk: Mrs. Betty J. Harry-
man.
Clerk: Mrs. Co nstanc e
Dowoer.
Vottng Precinct 13, comprls·
tag regular election preetocts
092 IDd 360.
Polllng Place: Balboa IslaM
Communtty Metbodist Cbaach,
115 Apte Ann~~e, Baltxla Is-
land 92662.
Inspector: Mrs. Barbara C.
Crosaoa.
Judge:" Mrs. Miriam D. Ham-
mood,
Clerk: Mrs. Mtrllm La
Plante.
Clerk: Mrs. Crntbla Hous-
ton.
Voting Precinct 14, comprls-
ID( regular electloo precincts
362 and 069.
Polllng Place: South Club
House, Bayside Vtllage, 300
East Coast Hl(trn.y, Newport
Beach 9%660.
Inspector: Mrs. Mildred E.
JeWett.
Judge: Mrs. Selma L. Mit-
chell.
Clerk: Mrs. Rtta Bran-
stetter.
Clerk: Mrs. Jeanne West-
brook.
Voting Precinct 15,comprls -
lng regular electloo precinct
099.
Polling Pla c e: Fowlkes
Residence, 2.600 Bl.yshore
Ortve, Newport Beach 92660.
tnspector: Mrs. Ann R. G.
Fowlkes.
Judp: Mrs. Clara R En.ns.
Clerk: Mrs. Joseplllne L.
Fowler.
Clerk: Mrs. Evelyn M. Don-
er.
ud -radio oca•-w110 ear wto11o U wu - -UI'L M01ICI a nlat ol $5811 WOI'O *'loll 7 P.JII. ,. 21 lo 7 a.a. Fab.. F!CTITIOt.B BI.BIIII!8I! "AME FICTmO!Ii B!liDIDI ll.uR
-oll1110 bolwHO 4:10 p.m. H to u oDty al 101-1/14010 STATEIIDT STATIIIIIIIT
Poll. If Ull 7 a.m. Fob, 21 8~, Will llnport. _...,. no lolloWioc ,_._ on T.. loUOWiar ,_.., -
ft"OIQ a Morley Co, OODitJ'1Ie. to llr. Hob .. , •llo U••U U& ....... ZITIU: Tbe c.era1 doia( MefMP as: T1111 c:..N, ~ som~_tn1.1er parqd at A cat• A ... , ~ '*'!'~ ., .. , 1111 L&tayett. An., 1a M. Cout, r....c-. IIIMil..
....,., apes'-AJe., Welt New-• WEDKmDAY, FEB.-.npart Beacb.: Jack Natllll C&Uf.: DoaaJd H, ...... I .. ::,;::":t;, . .;,~·= I~ a::. S:: :~ 8bti wood, 0!.871 Boy_.o Or., AM .. lm A•-, C.. -.
$710 were stolell ~om a Wll-aad KJm ColJeta COIUJla. 15, !Cewport Beaetl; a.tty lbrle CIUf.; I.JDda M • ......_ 1,. "' • 8 lbetwood, %871 BaylbOre Or., AaMtm Att., eo.ta ..... uam • urrowt coutructioD of tbt ame ~.wert u-lfewport Beacb; Mtchlel Cbar-caut.
sltt at Park Newport Apart~ ruted at tbtlr rHidtD.ce at les Sbenood, zan B&Jibore Tbls butotts ll bela~ aa.-
mentl, Upper Bay, betweea 4 12:20 p.m. Ull ebU"pd "Wttb Dr,, Newport Beach, duc:ted by a tt.mltM patta~r.
p.m. Feb. 18 and 7 a.m. Feb, poueutoa of rutrlcUd &nd Thla bUJl.neas Ia belnc eou-..._,,
Zl ••• A canvas auto cover dao.prous drup Cor lll.Lt , •• ROB&RT If. HAlO, IOD ot Wr. dueted by a putnertblp Slped.: Ooaald H. SmD. ~luedQ(,!! $40!r was stolen durtn& Michael Normu MCII"U. Z5, w2 .... Mrs. Norman F. Hald ol Slped: Jack N. S~nood. Tbts ltatt:mert ft*l wtbl tat
we .... om a car beJooc1na: and Eroot Ralpb Orebard, Z3, -Ll.llte1 Place, Newport ThlJ statement filed -wttb tbe couaty dl!'k ot ora.~~~ eo.o
to Jeanne Rodman While parked botl'l of 1511 E. B&lboa Bl"t'd., Hel(trt.a, baa beea commta-county elerk of Onnp CoiB'Ity on· Feb 9 191l b7 IWtJ l
la front of her residence at Balboa, were arre.ted there llooed a MCood Ueateoaat I.D on: Feb. 11, 197%, by Betty J. eai-pret\ dep.-, 'CCMIIIt1 cJiri
1764 Miramar Dr., Ba.lbol. at 3:45 aDd ellatpd ..UII 1)01-tile U.S. Air Force~ Cf&dlll-Barpten deputy couoty clerk PubUah· Feb n u lllar<*
• TUESDAY, FEB. 22 session ot stoleapropert)' ••• tlon from omcer Tnin1nf: Publish· Feb 17 z.t Uarcb 2 9 19iz 1~ the M.wpart
Wa 11-mo u n 1 ed !JI)el.kers Stereo equipment nhaedat$250 School at Laet.ludAfB, Te.as. z 9 19iz ~ the Newport n'arb,r Easicn r 15111
worth abOut $260 wert taken was burtlaflled trom tbt: r111-He la: belnc uslped to Webb n~bM EDiicn. F .15864. • •
from Uncola. elementary school deace of Gary Jo.epb Oeettrt AFB, TeJ:l.S, for pilot tra1n.1Dg.. LIG.U. MOltCI
at 3101 Pacific Vtew Dr., ftar. at 112 W. Coast Htlfnray, BE:y. He ts a 1967 era.d-.te of New-LIGAL MOTICI FICTrriOlB BtJmrr(IS KAIIB
bor VIew Hllls, between 4 p.m. sllore Park, sometime between port Harbor hi(b school, earned FICTITJ01E Bt.SINESS NAWE STJ:T'EliiEMT
feb. 18 and 8 a.m. Feb. %2 ••• 7 a.m. and 3:SO p.m •••• RII:Jber b..ts A.A. degree in tiology in STATEMENT THE FOLLOWIHG p~
A Ught tlxture worth about $50 garden hoses and pla.Dls worth 1969 at Oranp Coast Collep
was stolen from a hallway of about $152 were stolea trom Ud Ills B.S. Mgree in zoology The following persoos are ARE OOING B\.SIKESI AI:,....
Poole Properties Inc., 2515 E. Am ling's NIU"sery, 1500 E. 1D 1971 at California State Col-doing business as: L " w Hnlth Ceotre, ZOd W...,.U
Coast Highway,CoronadelMar, Coast Hwy., Newport Center, lep a.t Los Angeles. The Ueu. Battery ShOp, 302. Busb Street, Dr., Newport Belleb, tzatO:Dr.
between 4 p.m. Feb. 18 and between 5:30 p.m. Feb. tl and tenant's wife, June, is the Santa Ana, Ca.: WilHam A. Gary L. Couture, D.C., JOG 8 Feb 2 Jackson, 4125 Ba.lobridge be., Westcll.tt Or Newport s.dl· a.m. . 2 •.. Orner 8:30 a.m. Feb. !3 ••• Jerry daughter of Mr. a..nd Mrs. E. F. Aoabelm, Ca.; Nancy L. Jack-·• RoiMrrt -· Walter Long. 34, ofl401Gala.:ry Smllh ol2327 tfollJ Lane, New-Wrl(tlt, zt06 Laurel Place, Mr. and Mrs. '
Rd., Dover Shores, was ar-port Heights, reported thattool5 Newport Heights. 500• 4125 Batnbtld~ Ave ., ADa-3285 Mlnned:l. An.. COlli:&
rested at 10:45 p.m. atSantia.&Q valued at $25 were tateo from helm, Ca. Mesa.
Dr. and Irvine Ave., Dover his garage sometime during REPORTS AT CONCORD This business ts being con-This business Is belnl COD·
Sbores, and charged with drtv. the previous ot(bl ••• Cauton1a. Marine Lance Corporal HU. ducted by a general partnership. ducted by a limited pa.rtMr-
lng Wlder the influence of al-Ucense plates were stolen from old L. Davlds Jr., husband of Signed: William A.. Jackson, slllp.
cobol ••. Credlt cards and MeUna Elsen..ba.rt's car wb11e the former Miss Pa.meta J. Nancy L. Jackson. Signed : Or. Gary L. Coutwe ..
$9 tn currency were in a wallet U was parked tn her carport Barnett of 1730 New Hampshire This statemellf: hied with the This statement ftied ..ttb tbe·
stolen trom the business om.ce at zoo Diamond An,, Balboa Orlu, Costa. Mesa, has re-county clerk of Orange County County Clerk of Oranp CouatJ
of Rita Probst at 4500 Campus Island, from 1 a.m. to 7 a.m. ported for duty at Marine Bar-on: Feb. 11• 1972 • by Betty J. on : Feb. 9, 1972, By 8ettJ' J.
Dr., near tbe airport, about • • • Tetevlslon and stereo raeks, Naval Weapons station, Bargsten. deputy county clerk. Bargsteu, deputy CCMmtJ .clerk.
4:45 p.m ..•• Hubcaps and a equipment worth abotK $630waa Coocord, CaW. He joined the PubUsh: Feb. l7, 24, March Publlsh: Feb.17, 24, MarCh!,
radio worth about $140 were taken from the home ot Lynda MulDe Corps In December, 2• 9• 1972, In tbe Newport 9, 1972, in the Newport liar·
stolen from WIIUam w. Noble's Rank, 3705 Seashore, Newport. 1969. Harbor Ensign. F -15865 bOr Ensign. F -15'18! _________ , ____________ , ______ _
LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOnCE LEGAL NOTICE LIGAL MOTICI
Clerk: Mrs. MlldredT. Mer-
rell.
Voting Precinct ZO, compris-
Ing regular election preclDcts
087, 089 and 382.
Polllog Place: Newpo rt
Heights Elementary SchOol,
Room 7, 300 East 15tb Street,
Newport Beach 92.660.
Inspector: Mrs. Sylvia M.
Bucy,
Judge: Mrs. Judith G. Ma.r-
stng.
Clerk: Mr s. Lucille E. Nack..
Clerk: Mrs. Joyce A. Keller.
Voting Precinct 21, compris-
Ing regular election precincts
357 and 326.
Po!Ung Place: Horace En-
sign SchOol Library, 2000 ClUf
Drive, Newport Beach 92660.
Inspector: Mrs. LudlleBer-....
JIX!ge: Mrs. An na-J ea n
Sweet.
Clerk: Mrs. Cecell.a B.
Guild.
Clerk: Mrs. Jeanette Pear-
son.
Voting Precinct 22, compris-
Ing regular election precinct
071.
Polling Place: Newport Har-
bor Higtl Sc hool, foyer, 15th
and lrrlne Avenue, Newport
Beach 92:660 .
Inspector: M.rs. Lorraine A. tog regular electton precioct Corooa del Mar 9Z62'5. Sehool Llbra.ry, 900 Goldearod
Smith. 367. Inspe ctor: Mrs. Barbara AYeuue, Corona del Mar 9%&%!1.
Judge: Mrs. Sara G. KeY1.n. Polling Place: Sctmorr Gar-Gal.Des. Inspector: Mr s. Jc.n H. Me-
Clerk: Mrs. Louise C. Col-are. 26l4 VIsta Del Oro, New-JIJdge: Mrs. Wilma Bois-Dooetl.
Her. port Beach 92660. sen.nc. Judge: Mrs. Naomi C. stan ..
Clerk: Mrs. MyrtleS. Dulln. Inspector: Mrs. Babs A. Clerk: Mrs . Geraldine Chap-too.
Voting Prectnct 2.8, compris-Hawkins. man. Clerk: Mrs. Nancy W.
ing r egular election precinct Judce: Mrs. Annette B. Clerk: Mrs. Nita B. Wotn. Moore.
308. Corby. Voting Precinct 43,compr la-Clerk: Mr s. Marilyn K.Gu-
Po!Ung Place: Dover Shores Clerk: Mrs. Pauline f . Whlt -tng regular election precinct r ick.
Model Home, 2.006 G&IUy low. 106.
Drlve, Newport Beach 926&0. Clerk: Wrs. Ber nice G. Polling Place: Corona. del Voting Precioct 51, comprts~
tnspector: Mts. Jean H. Ald-TrtR>et. Mar Fire Statton, 410 Mart-tng: regula.r election precincts
rich. Vottnc Prectnct 36, comprts-gold A.-enue, Cor ona del Mar 383, 379 and 378.
Judge: Mr s. Jane A. JUngs . tng regular electiOO precinct 9%625 . Potung: Place: St. Mleblel
ley. 310, Inspector: Mrs. M-ary A. At-and All Angels Churctl, W3
Clerk: Mrs. Constance WaU. Polllng Place: Corooa. Ml kinson. Pactnc Vle• Drive, Corooa del
Clerk: Mr s. Dorothy L. Car-Ua.r HJgb SchOol (Foyer of Judge: Mrs. Donna J. Moore. Mar 9262:5.
michael. Gym), 2101 Eastblutt Drhe, Clerk: Mrs. "Horine v. Over-Inspector: Mr s. Barbara. D.
Voting Precinct 29, comprls-Newport Beach 9%660. strom. Wood.
tng regula.r election prectnct Inspector: Mrs. Carol A. Clerk: Mrs. Anne M. Dooo-Judge: Mrs. Gail G. Lace.
3S4. Fell. va.n. Clerk: Mrs. Vlrgtnta.S. Diet-
Polling Place, Jenness Gar-Judp: Mrs, Mabel T. Net-Voting Prl"Ctnc t 44,comprts-rtch •
age (Richard Jenness), 1800 sao. tnr regular election prect.ncts Clerk: Mrs. Helen E. Kober-
Commodore Road. Newport Clerk: Yrs. Jti&JIM!tte V, O'M aM 038. st:ein.
Beach 92660. Klfl.ll. Poll.Lnc Place: Corona del Votinr Precinct 52, comprts-
lnspector : Mrs. KatherineT. Clerk: Mrs. Jea.o Worrts. Mar Community ChU1'1:b, 611 tng regular election precinct
Langi lle. Voting Preclnct 37,comprts-Hellotr"op@' Annue, Coroaa del 353.
Judge: Mr s. Margaret E. tng regular electloo predoct Mar 9Z625. Polllng Place: Berkley Gu-
Dutne. 366. Inspector: Mrs. Jane M. age. 1954 Pori Claridge, New·
Clerk: Mrs. Dale R. Mathey. Po!Un( Place: Park Newport Kerr. port Beach 92.660.
C lerk: Mrs. Lente-La.ne Spa, 5000 Park Newport, New-Jadge: Mrs. Btllee. D. John-Inspector: Mr s. EIJ.zabetb
Tisdall. port Bel.ch 92660. son. Berkley.
Voting PrPCincl 30,comprls-Inspector: Mrs. Eliubeth P. Clerk: Mrs. Helen G. Kuster. Jadge: Mrs . Jean F"lynn.
tng regular election precincts McPililUps. Clerk: M.rs. Madge G. Craw. Clerk: Mrs. Jean G. 1rT1n...
307 and 363. JIJdre: Mr s. Clarabelle ford. Clerk: Mrs. Erna Minkoff.
Inspe c tor: Po lUng Place: Smith Gara,., Mossbar-r. Voting Precinct 45, compris-Voting Precinct 53, comprts-Mrs. Jane I. "'v 1 •·· 1 tl IDct 1827 Buttonshell Lane, New-Clerk: Mrs. Katha.ryn V. tng regular election preclnct ng r egu..u e ec on prec
port Beach 92.660. Templin. 086. 371.
l.nspector: Mrs. Donna w. Clerk: Mrs. Reubie B. Bars-Polllng Place: Butterworth Polllng Place: King Garap,
Smlth. key. Residence, 513 Poppy Af'enue, 1706 Port Abbey Place, New.
Judge: Mrs. Mary A. Ma c. Votlng Precinct 38, comprts-Corooa del Mar 92:625. port Beach 92660.
Innes. tog r egul&r electtoo precinct Inspector : Mrs. Helen R. l.n~tor: Mrs. Rita G. Kin&.
Loretta c. Clerk: Mrs. Noreen A. Jor-3!8. Lisle. JIJdge: Mr s. f rieda J. step-
da.n.. PolllDC Place: lr¥1oe Marina Judge: Mrs. Helen Butter-han.
Voting Precinct 23, compris-Clerk: Mrs. Ell.u.beth J. omce, tl37 Bayside DrtYe, worth. Clerk: Mrs. Jo Ann Snyder·
lng regular election precinct DLU"kin. Newport Beach 9!66Z. Clerk: Mrs. Muriel E. Cobb. Clerk: Mrs. Jamie H, Dw:i-
Sands.
Judge: Mrs. Phyllis M.
Fowler.
Clerk: Mrs. Gayle M. Court-
ney.
Clerk: Mr s.
FUss.
358. Voting PreciDCt 31,comprts-Inspector : Mrs. June H. Clerk: Mrs. DorothY L. o·-ner.
Polllng Place: OUwood Gu-tng regular election precincta Crimp. Bryan. Voting Precinct 54,compr1s-
den Apartments, Recreation 065, 373, 374, 375 41 376. Judge: Mrs. Patrlcl.a F. Voting Precinct 46,compi\s-lng regular election preciDc:U
Room, 1700-16th Street, New-Pol lin( Place: StUCkey Gar-Carline. tng regular election precinct 372 a~ 3Ti (A " B).
port Beach 92660. age (Richard Stuckey), %501 VIa Clerk: Wrs. Jode&ne C. Har-369. Polllng Place: Etllell Gar-
Inspector: Mrs. Lela D. Me. Marb'la, Newport Beach 92660. rod. Po!Ung Place: Buttermore age, 1926 Port AJba.,LS, New-
M1llan . ~tor : Mrs. Julia M. Clerk: Mrs. Jean 0 . Cord-Garace. 560 Sea-.a.rd, Corona port Bea ch 92.660.
Voting Precinct 16,coq~rt..s-Judge: Mrs. Myrtle B. Hub-Stuc key. ary. del Mar 926ZS. lnspKtor: Mrs. Helen M.
tog regular election precinct belt. Judge: Mr. Hallma.o A.. VoUnr PreciDCt 39. comprls-ln.sptoctor: Wr s. Jea.n S. Ethell.
093, Clerk: Mrs. Jeanette F. C..y-Stuckey. trar regula.t election precinct Buttermore. Judge: Mrs. Shlroo Y •
PoWnc Place: Anderson oor. Clerk: Mrs. Jean B.. Ba.rtoa. 094. Judge: Mrs. Ruth M. Hay-TTJayer .
Residence (Playroom lD rear~ Clerk: Mrs. Sibyl G. No r -Clerk.: Mrs. Bl..rban N. Pollillg Place: Cornell G&r-ward. Clerk: Mrs . OorothyC.Step-
916 VIa Lldo Soud, Newport man. Smith. ace, 1806 Marapata Drln, Clerk: t.irs. Fern L. LoUz. hens.
Beach 92660. Votlng Precinct 24, comprl s~ Voting Precloct sz, eo~a-Cor-ona del Mat 92625. Clerk.: Mrs. Na.ocy Graham. Clerk: Mr s. Carolyn J. Hosa.
tnapector: Mrs. Marjorie B. tog replar election preeinct tng recutar election predacts tn.speetor : Mrs. Doris J. VoUnc Preclnct 47,compr ts. SECTION 2. That the com ..
Anderson. 083. 311 aDd 380. Coruell. ing recular election precinct pensatton ofthepenoosbereln-
Judp: Mrs. Gay B. Cole. Polttnc Place: Newport Ha.r· Polllnc Place: BerTY Gar-Jw:lce: Mrs. Louise A. Mor-091. abon named as electloo ol.-
Cltrk: Mrs. Carolyn Brittle. bor Lutheran Church, Parish age, 2957 Cata_,., Newpori pn. Polling Place: Pease Car-ricers is her eby ft.:red al tbe
Clerk: Mrs. Jeac TuOO•· Room, 798 Oonr Drh·e, New-Beacb 92660. Clerk: Mrs. Jean M, Bl.ker. port, Ul E•Cl$LC Ca.nyoo.Roed , sam of Twenty-one Dolll.rl
sky. port Beach 92660. ID.spector: Mrs. Dorothy M. Clerk: Mrs. Mar pry f. CotOill del mar 92625. ($21) for each IRSP)tor &ad
VotlD.c PreclDct 17,oomorts. ID.spector : Mrs. Catherine C. Berry. Spellettcb. ~: Mrs. lsa.bel c . Elgtlteen Dollars ($18 for ach
inc recuilr elec:Uoa preciDct Hallberg. JIJdre: Mrs. Nucy 1t. Hit-Votillc Predoct 40,eompris-Pease. J udge aod Clerk, for said elec..:;
095. Jw:lge: Mr s. Eme Hoof. dtnbrand. tnc ""'la.t electioo pnclnct Jtldce: Mr . Eul Ratley. tton. Tbe r~tal for 81Ch ~
PQllln( Place: Hayes Gu-Clerk: Mrs. Arlene Murray, Clerfr:: Mrs. Patricia 1.. 3'70. Clerk: Wr. Paul M. Pr\t-such potuna: places wbere a a,.,· Stt V\a lJdo Nord, New. Clerk: Mrs. RhOO& P. Donn. Saller PoWDc Place: Coroaa del bett.. chatre Is made shall be a.
port Beaeb i!IIO. Votin& Precinct 25, comprls-Cle;k: M.rs. RosaUe f . Mar ElemeatarJ Scbool, 610 c Cltrk..: Yrs. YarU. Ki11118-sum of Ftfteeaad ~~ ~~)
talptctor: Mrs. Latralne T. Kloury C~ Aftnue, Coroaa de.l fer tor pnges a .... _, '"
Ha•leJ. Inc recular elecUOII preoclact Yot~ PHciDd S3, ooqJrts-Mar 9!6!5 (Waltt.pcll'llOie Vot.LDrc Preelact 48, comprlJ-tars ($20) for r.ltd~• ud
J""ce: Ill's. Htstft S. Wills. 365• tnr re .. •la.r eledico -td.Det Room). lAC rerpm-electtCD pnetQ.cts otl'ler eoclosed bu:tldJ.Jtc:f K Karo PolliDc Plac•: Tiber& Rest-... .-T Dar sa.J.d lectloo Cltt'k: Mrs, IJD L. duce, 1106 De.-on La.De, New-309· lDipletOI"~ Mn. RUCb . -117 ud 3U. ~ION .3 That the 111: HQ'H. port Belch m 6o. PotllAc Place: W~mu Gu· row. Pollac P\lct: Ballard Rest-SE • po
Clerk: Mrs. F"raoeu S. Loa-tupector ll N A.. a~. uss .uaua strett. New-Jldp: Mrs. MaUktl 7.. ltt.ot Pl&.Jroom 4&07 c.amdea tor .Ud tlectlon ahaU be GPta
deUM. Fa•oo. : rs. ancy port 8ea.cb liMO. Beettt. Ortte, c.oro. d.t Mar 92$15. a.t 7:00 a.m. of t~t ~aid
VoUag PreciDet 18, co1J11ri1.-Judp: Mrs. Joan Tlberg. 1D$ettoc . Yt1. Roee S. Clerk: Mra. Vlrll* E. ........ : Mrs. 01001 S. tlectioll aM s:ot reald =
lDI replt.r altctiorl preeblct Clerk: Mrs. Joan Diemer. Farel. lloru. Wl.lmUIIl.. CODUo.,..ty m
075. Clerk: Mra. Joan B. Robert-Jw:llf: Mra.. M&r)DI'Ie c. Clerk: Mrs. f'rue• W. An.. J.S,.: »ra. Dorothy Lee IIDtll 1:00 p.m. polol .. !lle~~ll0 Pollla& Pace: 8oulr GIJ'. Yectel. deriOL Blltll7 4&)', ..,.. aid -
aao, IIi VIa D!Joo, llnport -· Clef~ lin. Vlr(llla S, All· VoiUif P1'oc:IIICI 41, co-Cl....;: llr. <;Hp'yll. -· ..... ,_ &I .. -lo BeaeiiiiiiO. VotlD.c Prec::lact ts,comorls--der-. tac repl&r et.ettoe pnctaet C1ttt; llrs. M,na ~1oM-Seetlol 1401 ~ tbe ••a•
,..._: Mr•.l .. F. Boo· tDc recutar electJoo preetDet ca.n: ..,.. M.abrJ c s.ta S5l Code ot u. St&tt a1 Cdf..
-· 010• 11 1 oa .... · '· · • ..Ow.c Plaeo: .. .,..,.. car. ~olllc-49,-a-Of'IIL
JOI!p: llro.J _ _.., PoliiDc Piau: ar aora YOIIOci'HcllleiM,~ aca (Beryl -.-J, 411-lft loc nplar ·-pr«<llcc SECTIOII t. n&lloaA,_•
C-lin. Valtrto J. ScOool. IIOO --· llrlfO, IDe re(llllar ·-proe!oel Bt-A•-· c..-dOl SSO. ~ 10111 -lo -
II-. II(=.,.. Al60. OM. llu -· Polllllr Pll<lo: c .. ,..., r•lo ... -·-.... Ctlrlr: Mr'. ~ L Datta. wm Pol"-Pliler. Bltfta Boet .......,. ... : Mtl. Bolllle &. YOIIGI c..... J'J.M ud 1111 be lilaM Ul4 1 t ... II .... v..-.. -·~ It,-'• r"tt*)._: Mrs. Tbtlla R. ....,. , -"' law 1111' ~ .. ·-~·-----IIWI • n ~·~A-· Wl-A--c-doiiiiU-. -loc ........ -110-J .... ·IIH LotllorpaL 1101, ,_ -.1414 Vlalo JOIIp: lin. U~ G. Up-.!::!';101': lin. ~ P.·~:::a 1o:.::; an, ... Ill, ud IM. Cllrk ....: ldlll W ...... Dol oro, "--' _. -· pill. ·-...... -...:...~ ... -Cllr't: lin. Patricia T --· lira. L. -!OJ· Cllrt: lin, ..__ A. . hilll: -llai.,ll. cert. PlloMJ,-.
T&J'4 --. 1•.... ' dtr, Kbhlil.. C11r11: --C......_.. I. '· -.... ~ 111-1-Spu~-11 ~-IOI!p: lin. 1Mo1M-Cllrt: lllro. Ru Bllllolll,-_,. ~ •-... ,-....---. '1«1111~-~ Q1R llta.ltala B. WW.. AitUI: >•• l • lira. .,.,_ L = nplar-~ C11r11: lllro. --~-1oc ........ olor .. • pflllill ........ -... I I ..,_ Ct-.IIJC:;r-
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Ololt: -LUn C. lit• -.I llhllo '-""'· Votlll Pr-••-""' -. lUI OOIU _., Pollloc Pll<lo: -YloW 1M •'UP«l - -• •
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- --II&IJ ..... IZio &I U0 --!rom VI-c a kiM~ to tM .... ... S.Uu<ra JUd at 4807 Camdea
teot "" en-tht ale 18 tbt Dr., CaiMO Sbor .. , bttwMa.
ll&c* room 8011Mttlllit bet11 ... 9 1D11 t:SO p.m •••• A ttlitf
e:JS a.m. ud 2:10 p.m, • , • took I tll'1efeut Cont&lnlaf a
WUUam Clluln B-k, II, dlclatJac moc:llloe wor1b $411 •
or 4414 Seulloro Dr., Woll trom a car lltloq!Dr 1o JOIIO
lfowport, OU arr.-ID t.o.rpa ol '114 VIa Lido Nord,
Vrtb, Callf., oaa loealii'IJid Llclo 1811, Wbl.le It wu pulald
lbeft (l,.o) warr&DI aad rt. &I lilt Ill-Bay Clo<> 1rom
t1arDed to Newport Beach po. 7:30 p.m. to t p.m •• , • Tbomu
Uee ••• Tbl"" toot antlques Yoakum, Who UY .. at Z%7-1/2
ntued at $123 ftom the Dowry GnDd car. I. Ban-.. I•Jaod
CbeJt at 501 ~'.81: st., We.t reported that a radio ntueci
Newport. som~· .ne durt.Dc the at J&O was stolen from his
D1pt .•• ~ollee arr .. ted home betweea 2 p.m. and9p,m.
Xathlea ADDette Beebe, 19, of • SATURDAY, FEB. 26
los.t Mtuioo St., Coat& Mesa, Walter Edward SulUnn, 5Z,
at Fu:Mon lsi&Dd .at 11:35 a.m. of Z115 Shertnttoa Pl., Newport
llld cbar&ed her wttll s.bop-Het&bts, was arrested at 11:45
uttinc. p.m. at Inlne AYe. and West-
• FRIDAY, PES, 25 cUtr Dr., near Westcutf Piasa,
AIRMAN FIRST CLASS Ronalcl
D. Emery, son of Mr. and
W:rs. M. M. Emery, 2045 Man-
darin Drtve, Costa Mesa, hU
been named outsta.D4lng a.irmaD
of the qliiU'ter 1D btl unit at
Vandenberg A.FB, Callf .. He is
an air traffic controller, serv-
lDg wtth a unit of the Air
Force Communications Ser-
vice, which provides global
communications and air tratnc
control tor the USAF.
VIDcent Eocene Atwell, 48, aDd charged wtth drlvlnc UDder
of Z06 Z9tb st., West Newport. the lDflueace of alcohol •••
•u arrested at Z:SO a.m. at A chirp of being tntoiicated
201 Z8th St., and cbl.rged wttb 1o p~Uc was brought against
drl't'tng tmder tbe lDtlutoce of Robert EdWard Ellertsen 49
alcohol • • • Pollee a.rreJted of 531 De Anr.a Dr., cdr~
KeYln Ph1Up Han&l, 18, ot 4827 Hlgtllaods, when pollee arrested
Dorchester Rd., Cameo Higb-htm just after midnight near DAN GURNEY HAMED
lands, and Ktm Rtclw.ld 'White· his residence A :'lutse
head, 18, ofl543SereoadeTer., conWnlng $37.5o' ~s ~tolen F'or(Jler ra~e car driver Dan
MATTRESSES Irvtoe Terrace, at Orchid Ave. from Frieda Mae Abernathy Gurney, : ~osta Mh~r!:
and E. Coast H.-y., Corona del of 3202 Delaware PI Costa been nam norary
MEW-uauiLDIMC. Mar, at 11:25 p.m. and ctarpd Mesa, wh.lle she wa~· ln the c halrman by the Orange County
Irrecular ShapH both wUh possession of mart-Stull ShJ.rt restaurant, Mariners Heart Assoclatton, according
lluwrapdag -Cottoa. Juana. , •• A television set Mile, between midnight and to board chairman Warren D.
COSTA MUA MAnUSS CO. worth about $300 was reported 12:30 a.m .. ,. A 1 ?-foot Glad><>• Ha.~cock. ~:":10:"-:::-::...,::·::": .. ~"'::a.:":":':...:••:•:I•:n"rr:om:..lhe:::,•:•:sl~de:oc:e~of boat lued 1 $2 000 ~_.._ We asked Dan Gurney to va a • was re lend his support because he
£HIJ1t£HES
ported stolen between the after-Is a successfUl orange County
noon of F'eb. 25 and 1 a.m. businessman," Mr. Hancock
Feb. 26 from a dock at the said. Mr. Gurney Is president
r ear of tbe residence of Alex of AI! American Racer lnc. ~ctw'vz at 519 36th St., West of Santa Ana. The flrm designs
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PHONE: 64l-l7 .. 0
Central Bible Onucb
ewport, aDd later recovered, and produces racing cars.
undamapd, at 412 38th St.
• SUNDAY, FEB. 2? SERVES WITH SE A BEES
The engine grill and c lothing Navy Petty orncer Third
ulued at $50 were reported Class Janet L. Wyman of 1034
stolen ttom Roland Resos' car Linden Place, Costa Mesa, Is
while It was parked overnight on the Island of Diego Garcia
at hls residence at 126 41st in the Indian Ocean wtlh the
St., West Newport ..• Thieves Seabees of Naval Mobile Coo-
took tools andasurl'boardworth structlon Battalion One, home
a total of about $565 from Rob-ported at Davisville, R.I.
ert C. Jones' car during the
night while u was parked at LEGAL MOnee
his home at 118-1/2 38th St., ORDINANCE NO. 1428
West Newport • , . Vandals AN ORDINANCE OF THE
threw rocks over a fence and CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH
through 2 plate glass windows REZONING PROPERTY AND
at tbe W. A. Smldder r esidence AMENDING DISTRICT MAP
at 1927 Tahuna Ter ., Irvine
Terrace · · ·Jewelry valtJed at ~~ ~Jty Council of the City
$3,650 a!ld $200 In currency of Newport Beach does ordalD w ~re burglarized from the hOme-as follows:
of Robert Anderson, 103 Edge-SECTION 1. Thetollowingde-
water Ave., Balboa, sometime scr ibed real property In the
between Feb. 18 a!ld 8 a.m. Feb. 27 ••. Automoblle stereo City of Newport Beach, Co~mty of Orange, State of Callfornta, speakers worth about S330were to wit:
taken from Craig Bowman's Lots 3, 12, 13andtheeasterly car while It was pa rked near his residence at 1743 E. Ocean ten feet of Lot II, Block 20, F1rst Addition to Newport Blvd., Balboa, from 7 p.m. Beach, as shown on page
:e.b •. :v~~ ~:~a~d~s· :a~b·~.~~ ~~P~kO:a~~M~~:~~.neous
stripped of auto accessories as shown on District Ma!) No.9, worth $120 while It was parked referred to In Sect1on20.06.030
overnight at his residence at of the Newport Beach MWllclpal
2016 E. Ocean Blvd., Balboa Code, and by reference made
. , • Steven Char les Spencer, a part of Title 20 of said
22, of ?108-l /2W .OceanFr on t, Code, Is hereby rezoned from
and Tom Holwerda, 24, of ?1 08 a C-l District 10 U\ R-4 Dis.
w. Oc ean Front, West Newport, trlct, and said District Map
were arrested at Holwerda's No, 9 Is hereby amended to
residence at 2:35 p.m. and show this zoning change.
charged with possession of SECTION 2. The Director
marijuana. of Community Devek:Jpment De-
ON DUTY IN J AP A.H partment of the City of Newport
Marine Warrant Otflcer Jo-Beach Is hereby Instructed and
seph o. Ortiz, hus band or Mrs. directed to change District Map
Wilma Ortiz of 2142 College, No. 9 so as to show the zoning
Costa Mesa, has reported tor changes described in Section 1
duty at the Marine Corps Air hereof, and, as said District
Station, lwakunl, Japan. Map s hall have been so a-
LEGAL NOTICE :ZUD IT. ot OIIAMGI!, COSTA loii!SA -NWJOI
._.., a.oo1 • Wonblp ••• t:OO •• 10:10 L•.
--lh•IDI Jloralp , ......... ,:00 p... FICTITIOL5 Bl.51NESS NAME
~• 11a • p ,:00 STA TEMENT
mended, the same shall be In
ruu force a.od effect and be a
part ot Title 20 of the Newport
Beach Municipal Code. ~=·~·~~~o~od~.,~~~~~~-~·~~·~~~z.,~o~r·~· ~· ~· ~· ~·~~·~··~·J, The rollowlng persons a.re U W nut•• •' eta .. Mil ••«11 ' ' • d 1 bus! The G··'ld • o ng neas as: .... s-
merchant, 2813 Lafayette Ave.,
CHURCH OF RELIGIOUS SCIENCE. Newport Beach' Jack Nalhan
OF CORONA. DEL MAR Sherwood, zan Bayshore Dr.,
Newport Beach; Betty Marte
Sher wood, 28TI Bay shore Dr,,
Newport Beach.
t:l!ANOR C. JACKSON, MINISTI!R
Slmday Service ••••••• 11 :00 a.m.
SWJday Sct.::IOI •••.•... 11 :00 a.m.
24111!. COAST HWY. U"'10J2
FIRST BAPTIST CHURC
250\ CLII'I' ORIVI, NI!WitORT II!ACH
A HEW C.HURCH WELCOMES YOU
THI: .. I:V, DON L. INGLE, PAITO ..
SUN DAY SCHOOL ••••• fo.U A.M. IIlLI! STUDY
WOUfUit ••••• 11 A.M ..... 7 lt.M. 11JO '·"·WID.
This business Is beinC con-
ducted by a partnership,
Signed: Jack N. Shenrood.
Tbta statement llled wttb tM
ccxmty clerk of Orange County
on: Feb. 11, 19'72, by Betty J.
Bargsten, deputy county clerk.
Pttlllsh: F'eb. 17, 24, March
2, 9, 1972, In the Nf!WP)rt
Harbor Ensign. F' -158&3
SECTION 3. This ordinance
shall be pubUshed once In the
omclal newspaper of the City,
aDd the same shall be effective
30 days after the date of Its
ldoplloo.
Tbla ordinance was lntro~
duced at a regular meeting of
the City Council of the City
of Newport Beach held on the
14th day of february, 1972,
and wu adopted on the Z8th
day of February, 19?2, by the
followtn( Yote, to wtt:
A YES, COUNCILMEN: Mclnnla,
Kymla, Roren, Hirth, Crout.
Dostal, Parsons.
NOES, COUNCILMEN: None.
ABSENT COUNCILMEN: None,
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E. F. fUrth
llayor
ATTEST:
COIIIft&ll ,.liP M. Alii I "EEMo CMIIM
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March 11aJ"o4 WZih a Ut.500,
$518.000 I>OI'D111-Io JOIIO I. -· PGOI. 1001 Mar. iltoaW111r u tht u 11llt COD· ta.a Lui, $1,500.
domlllwn at eoo E. ae .. n., Ja. Rou Jr., addlttoa. 1541
at lilt Ba-R-1-lllo. G&IUY, $5,000.
Permtta tnued durtoc t.be Art SblfMO, 1 1aU, 1 atory
1u1 1 """' o1 February ID· dwoiUDr. 11101 SanU&ao, $154,.
eluded the rouowtnc. In the ~.
amount ot $1,000 and over: • CORONA DEL MAR
• NEWPORT CENTER M, E, Kotrord Jr., 2 ICGI'J
Causey 'Rhodes, terant lm-dl.1)111, •zo HtHotrope, $41,-
proYiments at 1401 AYocado, 800.
SS permlla; tolal, $4.28,056. M. B. CunolDdW,m, wall,
Balboa losuraoee Co., 6ZO Marelulal, $1,140.
Newport Center Or., repalr1 • HARBOR VIEW HILLS
Jn parttnc .tructure, $2:,000. D. E. ZeU, Pltlo aDd wall.
lnlDe Co., tenant Improve-1807 Port Wheeler, $1,150.
ment, 600 Newport Center Dr., C. W. Michael•, addtuoa at
$9.•72. ZOZ8 Port Bristol, $2,000,
Pooderosa H:lmas, 2 permfta • AIRPORT AREA
for lrf1)ro•ements at 369 SU forbes II FroebllDr, parU-
Mipel, $3,300 and $4,100. tloos, 4040 Camptu, $15,000.
• BALBOA Col11D8 Radio, 19'700 Jam.
Carl's Wquor, signs at 510 boree, remodel aDd puttttoa.s,
Balboa BIYd., $1,000. $150,000.
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VOTE POll
HARVEY D. PEASE
"TNI MAN WHO INOWS OUI COMMUNITY"
1J YI!AIU IN NIHf,.Of/IT .!ACH
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C. R, Hoose, S-untt, 3-story • BALBOA ISLAND
apa.rtment btilldtng, 904 E. Bal-o :e Ftva, add.ltton, 21 ?Cry a-1--------------lllllllllllllllllllll...l boa Blvd., $66,500. ta~ $8,000.
• NEWPORT f red Wood, d141ler, &03 N.
L. C. Mtller, 2 story d.., lex-Bay Ft., $50,000,
es, 4001 and 4003SeaslloreDr., Bob Berry, addition, 1203 N.
$46,000 each. Ba y Ft., $4,000.
Margaret Ingram, remodel, • BAY SHORES
120 34th St., $8,000. lrYiD Cha.rmu, add.IUoo at
T. Horn and D. Smith, 2 story 2782
duplex, 517 35th St., $44,250.
Frank DemoDd, 3 story dl.ll·
lex, 4209 SeashOre, $62,635.
George Wright, wall, f401 w.
Coast Hwy., $6,220.
M. H. Sherman Co., add of-
flees, 2101 w. Coast Hwy.,
$26,000.
Bob Stewart, 2 story d!C)IU.,
4603 SeashOre, $<16,000.
• WEST NEWPORT HEIGHTS
Don Koll, 3 permits for wall,
fen ce aoo. partitions at 501 S~
erlor Ave., total $6,360.
Hoag Hospital, fire sprink-
ler system, 301 N. Newport
ennis Dresses BICYCLES
Blvd., $33,000.
• NE WPORT SHORES
Newport Shor es Recreation
Club, pool, 511 Canal, $15,000.
• EAST UPPER BAY
T. R.dfetto, addition at 2437
Bamboo, $2,000.
• LINDA ISLE
Jim Hlgson, No . 44 LIDda
!sle, circular stairs, $1,000,
and addition, $1,500.
Jack Raub, swimming pool,
No. 2 LIDda Isle, $3,800.
• UOO ISLE
William Parker, pool, 426
PLana Lido, $1,600. c. G. Schulze, alterations at
lll Vta Ravenna, $2,000,
• CLIFF HAVEN
Evelyn Sherwood, 2011 Kings
Rd., 2 permits, garage and alt-
erations; total, $7,000.
• WEST UPPER BAY
Anthony 1912 ~~
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BEAUTY NOOK
2732 E. Cooat Hwy
Corona del Mar
Phone 644· 7336
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Racquets Paddles
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MITTS S GLOVES
SHOES CAPS BATS OpEN 9 TO 6 -CLOSED SUNDAY
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