HomeMy WebLinkAbout1972-04-06 - Newport Harbor Ensign:UTH Y !AR, MO. U
Mesa youth
is finalist
Terry Moore, senior at New-
por t Harbor high schOOl, has
been named a flnl. Ust tn the
fiRlT S!CT10H TH URSDAY, APRIL 6, 1972
Oppooeots of a planned COil·
domtotum development In 81.1·
boa's historic fwt Zooe are
expected to han out ln force
tontgbt when the Newport Beach
Planning Commission hears a
request for a use permtl to
build the project.
Members of the Balboa. Pen-
insula Polnt Assn., Newport
Residents United and indlvtdua.l
merchants 1n the fun ZoM
have said they wtu oppose the
51-unit development planned by
JAK Construction Co.
President John Konwiser of
J AK has said he hopes to start
building the $30,000-80,000
units atter Labor Day, with
completion scheduled for some
competition loroneolsls$6,000 J u d ge rd e rs college scholarships awarded
annw.Uy by Southern CaWornla
Edlsoo Company, according to i;lc~;.~=~n. Edison dis-po II uti n h a It
Terry, son of Mr. aDd Mrs.
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613.0550 OFFICES IN CORONA DEL MAR CALIFORNIA.
ECT HIT
FOES
Ume nezt -SPring.
Members of the Balboa Lm-
')rovement Assn. apparently
~avor the development.
Judy Wilsoo, vice-president
>f the Peninsula Point group
aod a member of Newport Resi-
dents United, called the project
"an effort to sneak In wilh a
hlgh..denslty development be-
fore density ngures are written
Into the taw."
2 gtft shops In the Fun Zone,
claims that the city will suffer
a tax loss by wtplng out the
businesses in the fun Zooe
and replacing them with coo-
domlniums.
Supporters of the condo-
minium plans InclUde Jack Was-
sail, acting president of the
Balboa Improvement Assn.
"The Fun Zone h.as become
a run-down area where too
many undesirable people hang
out, .. he said.
COMING TO EL TORO April 13 Is the Blue Ang.lll ntght
demonstration team. A perfor mance by the famed precision
f1ytng group wtu be part of the Marine Air station's
a.nntal open house from noon untll 5 p.m. that date. Gates
wlll be open to the pubUc and displays and demonstrations
of Marine equl.pment wJU be made tttroughout the afternoon.
Richard L. Moore, 1578 San Three N~rt "-cb c:UI-pla C M ... ...., ._.. Coast Construction Co. to abide BerDIU'd1Do ce, osta esa, 1808 whO woodered .... ·-·ld ~ oth .~ 1 ........ by state water staDdards fn aDd ~ .. v er st ..... en s were do somet"'·g about poUutlon 1 ted b tudg1n 1 ~ 1 '"" pumping seepage water from se ec Y a 1 g panellnteo -belnl pumped Into Newpq:rt Ba.y the construction s ite at the
towinr a day 0 persona r-ftom a lltgfl-rise constiucttoo entrance to the peninsuli. back
views with lO semt-flnallsts stte on Lido peninsula toougbt Into the bay.
in the electric company'sSouth-they bad found the a.nswer Yoo-Trautwein Bros. Marine Coo.
An ad-hoc committee chaired
by Mayor Ed Hirth ts currently
studying height and densuy and
-will rna~ recommendations on
how to deal with these prob-
lems In the city 's general de-
velopment plan, oow being
formulated.
Mr s. Wilson claimedthatJAK
pl.a.os would put 51 housing units
per acre ln the area.
"It used to be a good tllmlly
place, but I know people who
will no longer let their child-
ren go there alone."
Mr. Wassall said that a meet-
ing of his assocl.alion 2 weeks
ago showed overshelmlng s~
port for ttte pro }act.
MARTA TISDAlL, daughter of
Mr. aDd Mrs. A, T. Tisdall.
1808 Commodore Road, Bay-
crest, represented the UCLA
untt of the Angel flight during
the 17th annual conclave of
the national organization just
concluct8d in Dallas. The AQ&el
F ligtlt is an honorary service
organlzatlon for college womeo
that suworts the Ob}ecttves of
the Arnold Air Society (AAS1
named in honor of the late Gen.
''Hap'' Arnold.Martalsamem-
ber of the class ofl972, ma)lr-
tng tn creative writing.
..;~T~s.:.·~~,;: .. ~:,=. CITY REFUSES TO STOP Tbe other two ftnaUsts are day when the acttng y struction Co., which Is doing
CITIZEN GROUP SEEKS
easternDtv1.ston. a&luroe
Christopher A. Cole of Sunny general of the United :States the actual pumping for the
Hllls high school, Fullerton, announced a federal~rder builders, says they are now
28 FT HIGH Rls E Ll MIT
aod Richard D. Janda of La aimed at stopping ttii! po~on. abiding by the standards set
• Ser aa bl~ school, Whittier. But, the pumping an4; pos-by the stale's water quaUty
•" stbly the pollution, still eon-control board.
Newport Rasldents United
will seek to nave the city's
charter changed to Umlt high-
rise construction to 28 feet
above ground level, except in
certain areas.
Current building regulations
put a 35-foot Umlt on new
construction In residential and
beach areas.
The citizens' group pla.ns to
present Its suggestion at an
April 17 meeting of the City
Council's ad noc committee on
llllb rise, The committee 1s
stu¢ytng the problem to de-
relap lofoTIIIIIJoalot.-'s
general pla.n, oow being formu-
lated. .
Accordt.ng to NRU omctal
Tom Houston, of Balboa Island,
NRU came up with the 28-foot
limit at a meectng last week
because developers are "taking
adnntage of the present 35-
foot rule by Untng the horlron
with apartments and condo-
m~tums right up to the allow-
able Umlt." Mr. Houston <aid
the 3-story buildings "stick
ott. Uke sore thumbs" In neigh-
borhoods where restdentlal
buildings don't exceed 2 stories.
The za .. toot Umlt Is aimed at
hOlding all buUdtngs down to
2 stories, Mr. Houston said.
U the city buys the NR U
aunestton, the only exceptions
mlde to the height Umlt would
nan to be approved by a vote
of the PtOPle.
Earller, NRU had asked the
lO.member ad hoc group to
recommend putting the 35-foot All 3 students wm receive tinued yesterday. Richard Bueerman, who
a gold award· for scholastic federal Judge Warren fer-heads the board's San•· Ana Umlt 1n the city charter wttll achievement aod a share of 1n1 .....
a popular vote needed for ex-Edison common stock. guson Issued a r estra ng area operations sa.td lniorma-~e!~o:it~:£;E\~~ Cook and Stor'eoncl~i·h .. South ~~~~~~~i:;~~~~~~:::.:
City Cowtcll on exceptions. operation at least once a week, '
Mayor Ed Hirth, who chairs • rt I th • he noted, "and if there is any ~~~o~m:~ee:e•:sta:Ugkj•: over alrpo eng enJng ~~~:~ .. t~=~~~;in~~~~~;:
too espensfve and tlme-eoo-Does Newport Bea.ch clty nomination papers whenheftled to be stopped ."
suming. Last week's NRU meet council candidate John Store for the City Council race. Contusing the Issue Is Mr.
decided, by an 18-1 vote, to t.ilvor lengthening the runways Air Ca Ufornla publlctst Jim Bueerman's statement to the
Insist upon a vote of the people at Orange county airpOrt'? Phelan told the Ensign this Ensign during a boat tour of
In each call, "Ye•, he does," claJms op-week tl'lal the alrUne's otnclal the bay March 21 that Newport
The current 35-toot maxi-pooent Dee Cook, "and be said position oo Orange County air· Bay "ts oot polluted." Earlier
auam be1pt wu fmQ91ed bJ so -at a rtM*It metUDc or Nw .. port favors "lt:D(tbealDl Abe that day, bts board. h:ldlmposed
tbe CUy Counctl last year at port Hellflta homeowners." north runway by 900 feet 10 stringent rules on the pumping
the suggestion of NRU. "No, 1 dOn't," eJpla.lns Mr. our aJrcrl.tt can get a longer operation.
Tbe ool}' areas NRU wants Store, "and my mention of take-off run, thus enabUng a Disputing Mr. Bueer man's
excepted ttom be:lgbt Umtta-longer ronwayswasthatu•ould steeper, quicker climb-out." c laim at the time were N.-~~o·
tlons are Newport Center. Hoag be a last resort u all other Mr. Phelan said Alr Calif-port Beach attorney Roy Wool-
Hospital, aDd the Phllco-ford methods of reducing noise ornla.ts ap.lnst allowingbtgger sey and localenvironmentaltsts
an~'~ Emkay lndustrl.al prop. around the airport ta.tled." }ets at Ute Orange CoWlty air-Sue F'lcker aocl Sue Snedaker,
ertles. The controv~rsy beated "" port. all members of a group called
Mr. Houstonsa.td the cltLzens' an otherwtSf' .lukewarm race 1n a statement Monday to Save Nevrpor t's Only Bay. Ttte
group wUlalsostudythecurrent for the ?th dl.;trlcl council seat the press, Mr. Store said he 3, who had crtticUed local of-
controversy over development being vacated by Lindsley Par-Is "unequivocally opposed to n ctals for a "do -nothing attl-
of the southern part of NewPOrt sons. With the April 11 election expansion of the Onnge County tude" on the problem, sou(ht
Center. Harbor VIew Hills getting closer, Mr. Cook took airport, and wtllworkdiUgently federal help and got tt. Judge
homeowoer protests that tbelr the occaston or a Newport Har-with the City Council to move ferguson's restraining order
views of the I».J are thraltened bor Kiwanis Club luncheon Ji.st )et tactllties to a new sHe was announced in Washlngton
by hl&tl~tlse col'lltl'uction in Thursday to attack Mr. Store's which would allow the ultimate by none other than acting At-
the 100 and 200 bloekl of New-postttoo on the airport. phasing out of jets at the Or-torney General Richard Kleln-
port Center Drive prompted Wlth )tts cUmblng out over an11 CoWlty lirport.'' dlenst, hlmselt the center of
the City Couocll last WHII: to the center of Newport Be&ch He labeled Mr. Cook's chal'-a storm of controvers}' over
pass an emerpDCJ ordlni.DCe on talr8-offl from the field, ges of alrUne influence "pure his nomination to te the new
requ1rtng CouncU appronl of the airport stt..tlon bu be a garbage," and. accused Mr. attorney general.
permits to build anytblllg more come a touchy subject, wttb Cook of favoring the "status The LidO construction pro-
than 35 feethlfhiDtboNblockl. some residents (and tbt City quo" at the airPOrt. ject has been controversial
Current 10111n1 allows blah-Cotme:ll) Mtk1Dr to eventuallY Mr. Store said he had men -from lts be81M1ng. The 10-
rtse In all of NeWPOrt Center. bl.n Jet tramc b'om the atr-ttoned several possible solu-story aputment · building ns
which have 54 units per acre,
and that's the highest density :~:o~i:;~hed::;~®s~:n~·~~ NEWPORT CENTER HI-RISE
mess."
The Caribe complex ts 2 Harbor View Hills r esidents of Brood.moor residents look-
blocks from the Fun Zone. were to meet last ntgtlt to Log southwest toward the ocean,
Mr. Koowtser has claimed decide their next move to try The rauure of the lrvihe
that hls 2-bt.tlldlng condO-to block construction of a 5-Company to respond with plana:
mtnlum will elose\y follow the story building tn Newport :..·en-was blamed by homeowaers for
archltecturalltnesofthenearby ter after a special session of the delay 1n getting ZOlllng
Balboa Pavtllon aDd that U wtu the NeWJX>rt Beach City Coun-changed from tt\e 85-foot vertt-
be "an asset to the area." ctl refused yesterday to revoke cal UmU placed 6 years ago
His JAK company Is buying the a building permit for the struc-on construction there.
land from the Santa Ana Valley ture. Attorner Ttw:lmas Woodruff,
lrrigatlon Co,, which bOugflt It WU.h work already under way representing the homeoYroers,
In 3 parcels as an investment. on the building 1n the 200 block argued thai Irvine's public
The property is bordered by of Newport Center, Broa.dmoor statements a.nd a brochure ad-
Palm and Washington streets homes resldentsarestil\lqllng verttsing NeWpOrt Ceo.ter bad
and Edgewater and Bay AYe-to stop what they claim is a shown that the area would only
nues, plus tba puking lot next broken promise by the Irvine han "low-rise" buildings ln
to tbe Balboa. Market at 608 company to protect their vtew the 100 and 200 blocks.
E. Ba.lbol. 81..:1 . of the oeeu aM surroqn«Ung When VIce-Mayor Howard
Phil Totter, president of countryside. The buildint. be-Rogers, the ooly councilman
Da vey's Locker, whieh owns tng constructed by the Don Koll whO wanted the permttrevoked,
the BaiOOa Pavlllon, said l1e co. for owner John Shea, will asked lrvine associate planDer
has mJxed feellngs abOut the cut downtheviewohomeof Larry Moort> for hlscompa.ny's
condOminium. the area's 130 homeowners. definition of low-rise, Mr.
"It's a shame to dump 51 1n refusing, by a 5·1 vote, Moor e admitted that he did not
tam lUes Into the middle of this to revoke the building permit know.
commercial area," notes Mr. Issued last month, city council-Mr. Moore argued, however,
Tozier, "but {f H will improve men admitted that their body that the moral, legal commit-
Balboa, then that's a point in shared blame wtth the Irvtne ments made by his com pany,
Us favor." company and the homeowMrs based on the 85-foot height
Peninsula Point hOmeowners in letting the issue slide until limit, shOuld be hOnored.
ar e seeldng to have the city a special sesston had to be Caught in the middle of the
buy the Fun Zone property for called to try to resolve it. controversJ, Mr . Shea pleaded
a _pulL. However, parks, The problem goes back mor e that, although he ha.s oo a:eu-
beaches aDd recreation com-ttw1 a year, when u was nrst ment wtth either the hOme-
missioners turned down that learned that Irvine would laue owners or the Irvine Company,
proposal Z weeks ago, noting land for the 70-foot-htih struc-he is the party subject to h•VJ
that the sUe Is not Included ture. Homeowners complatned nnancial loss if Ms building
ln the city's master plan for then that promises made to perm!.t shOuld be revoked. Mr.
parks and that the cost would them by real estate agents, Shea. 's lawyer, Tully Seymour,
be proi\Jbtuve, anyway. that their vtew would be pro-whO Uke attorney Woodruff 11:
Holding tank costs s100
rt tlons to tbe airport noise prob· opposed by many local resi-
po when both ?tb district can-tern and that the runway-dents, and. City Councilman Don
dldatea appeared before a lengthening ldea was a "last Mclnnls reminded a Newport
Much zz meeting of tbe New. resort." Harbor Cta.mber of Commerce
port Heights Impronment In an Interview with the En-breakflst audience ye sterlti.y
Assn., the jet noise problem sign earl}' in the campaign, that "lt never should have been
1f'll tli'Ougbt ~ by a borne-Mr. Store said he would seek started 1n the flrst place,"
owner, Mr. Store 1.1 quoted studies oo the possl.btuty ot When the n:can.Uon !or a
as baYing sa.td he would Uke using siJort take .off and land-subterranean parking area and
to see runways lenrtbeoed to ing (STOL) cratt at the air-elevator shaft began to till with
allow larger )ets to haul more port. water last November, "de-
"We're oot gtvtng up on the tected, were abOut to be broken. a former city attorney, said
park tdal," Mrs. Wilson said, The City Council Instructed the his cUent would lose "at l•lt
"and the Potnt Association has city community development S6i,250 alre&cn' spent 1n i'ttlnc
sent a 4-PIIoi't letter to the department to work out a rec-construction under wty."
Plannlng Commtsslon urging ommended r.onlng to protect The !a.ilure or homeowners
them to overturn the pa.rlcS the vtew, to show documentation of what
commissioners' decision." The Irvine Company was they had been promised wbeo
The letter also urges the asked at that ume to fUrnish thE'y bought their homes iP•
planners to r f'-evaltiite the con-the development department parenlly contribute-d to the
dominium plans and seek a with .tuture plans for develop-Counctl's decision to lei con-
maximum derlsity of Z2 units ment of the 100 and 200 blocks structton go ahead.
An otftcial of the Orang! comply with a new county law
County Harbor Dlstrtct esU-requiring sewage holding tanks
mated thls week that it wUl on boats.
cost the average local boat Larry Leunao, harbor dis-
owner "less than $100" to trlct director of operations,
K • d rf ~~!:\~O:::s ~~ ~ an erg a en signed speclncally to "cause
• the least hardship'' to boa.t
Sign-up set ow;:::··,.oo ngure Is .....
passengers, thus resulting 1n Mr. Cook's campaign litera-watering'' pumping began. Ac-
fewer take-offs. ture says his position on tbe cor ding to Mr. Bueerman's
When Mr. Cook told the Kl-airport Is to "maintain tbe water quality Inspectors, sul-
wanlanS last Thursday about status qoo for the present and ftdes and chlorides have beeo
Mr. Store's statement, he noted reduce in the Mure." pumped blto the biJ orr and on
that Ills opponent "Is backed The present City Council ls eYer slnce. The environmental-
by a very hlgb om~lal of ooe on r ecord as being against jets lsts claim this eodanger s rna-
of the airlines using Orange at the airport aDd seeks to rl.oe Hle, and residents or the
per acre and a hei ght umu of Newport Center. These However , the simple legal
of 28 feet. Present helght 11m its blocks are In the southern part fa cts Involved -· that the Irvine
are set at 35 feet. The 28-of the. center, just north of the Co m,1lny, Mr. Shea and the
toot figur e Is being proposed proposed, but nowdPfunct,ctvlc Don Ko\1 Companr 1\ad acted
by NeWpOrt Residents Un.lted center area. High-rise con· leplly and that Mr. Shea a.p-
as a new sbodard for the d ty. structlon there would block, pa.rently now has a legal vested
Parents ot children who will
atteOO kindergarlenloNewport-
Mesa urdfted school district
schools In September are tn-
Ylted to register their ch.lldren
between May 1 and May 12,
at the schOOl the cblldren wiU
attend, RectstraUoa wtU tate
place during regular school
hOurs; boWeYer, many schOols
but scheduled evening rects-
trllloa oours tor the COOTeni·
eoce of worttnc I)IU'enta. lnfor-
matloo reprdlllc these eYenlnC
boars can ~ obQlned from
tht a.cbools.
Cbildren .rolllq lD New~
port ... NHl kmderprteu must
be ftYe years ot ap oa or
bt*>M Dteembtr !, U?Z; pu.
aot1 art ..,....., to -
•rltttD cioeumiDt&tloD of ap:
at 1111 tlmo al .. ..-. ID
-...--~~ ........
rtqttre tbat blb't a oblkl caa
l>o -.11111 to JIOII>IIe -~ tilt li>lloWio(,..., of .........
auo. mut be ,r1 1 n«ect:ciP-
IIIIrto, --. '0110clp1JIC....,.,
m.-..UIIpollo. -........ ,IJJun •. "•tiali Niilllll••..U. or .,....
cUrio 4 110 .. ,.....,..., ..... dttlr..... rocl*&lloa _..
... "" -·-lmD IIJo ..... -·· <Mid ...... ... al· -¥0 Gillet, MS-1100,
Orv!Ue Schlueter, who owns to varytng degrees, the vtew rlgflt In the propert}' --were
STUDENTS RUN THE CITY
lh•!tc!Smost coon<llmennoted
upon the anl\ablllty of non.
rigid polyYinyl hoJdtog ta.nks.
o:~e local supplier said such
a unit Is available for about
$90. County atrport." enntually bave them banned. area can attest to the ract that What to do about OWer New a lion lnto why Coast Hwy. aJ-
Tbe of!lcl.al to whOm Mr. The councn supports studies the pumping discharge some-port Bay, high-rise construe. ways gets repaired during the
The hOlding tank ordinaoce
ls aimed at cutting down pol-
lutloo of local t.ys and har-
bors. The law sees nom1Dimum
eapactty Umtts, &Dd gl'fes boat
owners unUI Jan. 1, 1974, to
comply,
01 Ill. po-~niUiy ot a new ttmes creates a hOrrible odor. tlon a.Dd population density are busy summer months and what Coot referred ls Robert cw. ~· n ~ h ·~"ld oe al-rtln the Chino hills whlcb Coun ... health otn.clals are questions that 1\lve o en hours the •.-c es s ........ ford of Corona del Mar, WhO ·-~1 n-tty ··• r .. -•ld ••-e the entire Oran-he""lng the water quaUty baud stumped Newport .._ch c open to batherS auv sur ers. II president of Air CalUornla. .,. """~ • ._.. ., II M hll .. lty ana-•" County are&. to mcmtor pumptu( opentloo.s, counc men. eanw e, c m "~ Mr. Ctuford m--t Mr,Store's T~ lh tty Is lng to K ~~-• Sarkissian, Har~ .........,... wlltch tbe Tn.utweiD C00'1l*DY vuaY, e c go e ... JIII\I, .......
CANol DATES SOUND OFF
claims Will he tlnlSiiO<!anyway dump lllese problems In tile high stude,., will he directing
The ordlna.Det also requires
tr&at aU commercial martoe
operators lr~Mall taclUUes tor Ca.OOtdltes for tbe S Newport
pwnpln( out boldJD( tub Uld Bo&eh CIIJ ColmCII -~~ ..,
dliCM)SJ.oc ot an boat wute. for etectloa next Taeldi.J be-
PI> tlio tut-., .. -... Mr. Leama.a aya suc.h a lDcwllbetarcts,OCIUI!kr-c:tar-
serrtce II &lr-aftlloble, po ud tl1o !Uimllltoolb&t 111etr
tree. &t tbl lllrbor dl.ttrtet••, p)ltl)rms ,..,.. ~ to
l>elllly adJt...t 10 tl>o c.a·-too much alll<a,
Goard dock _,. t1>o ~ J> _...,.10 l>dlr4 t1>o
Yaetrt Clllb CIG BayAit Dr •1 8aJboa laJaad bnproYttD-
Ftea trull '"-1 II &loo A-. ~ al&llt U11 a
antiMII at U. IIU1:IGl' cu.trtct CMmW of Commwc-..,._
doek,llt.l •-oold. -od -,........,
1'111 -4lolrld allloo .,-._ 1111 I ea-IIIII ............ tlllt &bowl 1,000 tN i)llowliC ... at .ad!
to 1,000 loco.! --bo _,
allododiiJIIJo--. • IWIVEY PUSB, .-.c
Bolli .... ell 110 11G1 Ill,. Ia. ...... *'<-_,... h
......... Will ........ IUrtll ud oo.dllllll ......
.-10 _.. -. 'lllr •• ,.... ... IIJo ,.. -lAo-·--.,--· .... -...,.,. ... -o•-• -portlbll ._, ... olprW&Itlllt ..,. •• lllll
cDIIoo, -1ft IIIII ..., lad 10 "tta--u 1M
-IIJo-llw. tlllO,ODD'"" • ..........
bJ lbt time tbe bulkier has laps of students from Newport a sta1f' of 33 students whO will
to appear in Jlldce F•paon's Harbor aDd Cor ona del W.ar administer the flre and pollee
tor a ctric center (in New-Los Angeles court May 1 to hlfb schOols. departments, tbe community
por t Center) that the people sboW cause why punqling Tbe kids W'lll take over the development secnoo, the cltJ
didn't wa.nt" and compiUng a shouldn't be stopped. elty goTernmeat tor youth clYic derk's oftlct and all ol the
record that "does DOt mertt Tbe Trt.\twelD tpOtesmu day, an annual program that other city staff f\ancttoos.
re~tlectton" saJd PQn'llllftc operatiODI wou.kl lets J'O'IJC people learn about wm pubUc W'OI'ks director
He aid Ur. RyckOff t.Dd '7th hue bttD completed alrted:J the lnDer wortlnp ofmuntclpal Crate JehnM)n {Harbor) ha'te
0•--tet c:andlda.te John Stort U tlbor strikes lad DOC beld penuntot bJ ll)eQdlng a day blact u-s and strobe Uctts -"r·-~•·~· lilt cJh. •-Wt1'11 a l .mu "state plctecl • procress at the sUe. -... ., tns:t:a.Ued ~ the cttt'
bJ pqle wbo W'lJlt to control AD 1899 fedenllawprotdbtt. C1Y1es teachers at tht t wm partsapt'flatendeDtBrf!t
tbe cttJ." Ht said tbtlr Usts lac <tiiCIIU'CM lnto oaYlpbJe seboOIS ptct tbe sartJ.clp&Dt.S. L~c (COM) tebeclale a
of ~~ wb.lcb 1Dcludt waters was tbt tJu1t tor Jllllp H11flupt ol tbe dly 'II'IU bt roet t.sttn.l &t COC'OIII. del
.om• of u.' same names. F•c-'s order. a mock dtJ COI&DC:U mteUnc war btacb parr?
••smacks o1 maeb.lDt pollUes.'' ••mbtrs ot tbe ..nroa -at l :SO. "M&Jor" Vlctl Me-Will rnartoe 11.1tty d1rtctar
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elood _,... Btrllo 11w ''\l'lllllll llfllld ~. "tllllftlll!d rl... tlio ......U WID taclle _ ...... -lapoo-
tllrt I , .. ol111ftk!plnud tD llt tbl...._l .. eaaa• 101M ... c ..... to tM
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(b.-;11 ..... 1) Jcor-" ....... -.u~IIGIID--ID-'7
when expla ining their vote.
Attorney wooarun said a pos-
sible court injUnction was one
option open to homeowners sttU
seeking to bloek the building's
construction.
VIce-mayor Rogers tok1 the
E nslgu after the meetlng that
he would consider lntroduclnc
an ordlnan<:e requiriD( that all
proposed high-rise develop-
ment throughOIJt the elty bt
made subject to City Council
a,~proval to "stop landowaeu
and deveQ)ers ttom uatac dt-
laytna tactics and otf'ler ntl-
terrures to thwart the ddii'H
or the people."
JI.M!S t. t.IK EM. U, Of
W. MEWPORT HTS. DIIS
F1Mf&1 MJ'Y1eee ... 111M
y•.sttr*J b' James L .A.a.,
8(, o( Well llnport J1o111U.
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LETTERS STRAIGHT TALK
• 110P POLLIITIOII
ld-"'tllo .......
,_ llueb a ·-· ~TOM ANDERSON
bay ... -111111 w --~-------------------------'~~~~~~~;.·~~::~~~~ .. ::::~~ ntl OI'PICtAL -AI'ER metti by
OP ntE CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH mao.
THE HARBOR AREA'S OFFSET NEWSPAPER RtiiOall Watp Vklory eo-From therefon be to foUow a
Ol&c. IIIMI prirtdtlc ptaarla dM-Euip hildini. Bouct. After fitwtar loth Our.ide and Iukie modcn~tc tine in order to pin
wloua surflct acum, prl:lace What mort Ameritans want, time tor the economic and
2721 I . CoMt ttwy., Cot-oo. del""-· c..Hf. 9:M1.5 a~ 'ob 1 11 --~ •ee• • · t "h' 1 ...,. u f I a 0¥'8r w. uaJ, "' r ... own, ll DO I Wn .. rawa indus1rial reconstruction or the
TELE....aNE: 873-05150 I..,_ Codtl7141 Mr. Boeerma.n told J'OU that or sunender in Vietnam, but Sovicc Union and ocher states
Newport Ba1 Is not poUIIltd. victory· under our control. Then the
This 11 p&rtlcutarry surprlltng . Molt Americans want In moment will come when we
to me because durin& tlWI tour, VJctnam an Appomattolt, a am hurl ourselves into the
Mr. Bueerman c11seulled 'W1UI GettysbUfJ, • Rheirns. and brllftle for the final r.nnihilalion
ntE Nl'fr'POilT HAJl80a INSIGN U dlt only QeWtp~pn prlot~d and
poWMhtcl 1ft tlw Cty' of Newport lcKh, tnd tb~ only locally ownfit
tad OfCftled IK'"p!IPft' in dw N~wport Harbor.Cotta Me .. Ana,
l'l.ablilbed wnkJy, on Tbunday. ~cond dau po.lllp pAid "t U.nn:.
dd Mar, Calif.
THE NEWPORT HAJUOfl ENSIGN wu ;u.ljudt;~d toM .a mwt~ptl' of
p:nenl dn:ultdon by court decrte No. A·20178 Wt~d May 14, 1951,
U. Superior Courl f01r tb~ County o!Orance, Stat~ of Ulif01rnQ, and by
r~ t!Mreo[ ia q~o~:~lifkd to pubhah all public notices r~quir~d by b ...
ARVO E. HAAPA . . . OwneT and Pub!Ub~r
PEG KAAPA . . . . , , , , , .A»ocQrr Edit01r
SUBSCRIP'TION RATES
In Hart... Aru:
Out of HubOI' Area :
Orw year, SS..OO : 2 yean, S 8.00
Ont year. $6,00 :2 ynn, 110.00
<71.. ..l!tllj ~ -"¥
ARVO E. HAAPA, owner and publisher of tl'le Ensign
• COMMENTS ON COUNCIL ELEC'l'IUN
I am glad that I · have an easy decision
in offering suggestions on next Tuesday's
City Council election in Newport Beach.
Without reservation or trepidation, I can
reveal that I will cast my vote for Don
Mcinnis, incumbent councilman in the
second district.
The other decisions are not as easy.
You can get some help from comparing
the candidates' views In their answers
to the questions asked in this Log a
month ago. The tlelection special" on
page 1 of the second section records
their replies In this issue of the Ensign.
Partially basing my decision on those
answers, and more partially on long
time personal acquaintance and observa-
tion, I am going to cast my ballot for
Harvey Pease in District 5 and Dee Cook
in District 7.
My personal knowledge of these gentle-
men goes back more than 20 years --in
business, politics and civic activity --
Dee Cook as a Corona del Mar business-
man all these years, and 8 years on the
City Council; Harvey Pease as a Balboa
Island Realtor, and 13 years as trustee
on the Newport Beach elementary school
district board--and both as· citizen par-
ticipants at City Council hearings.
I covered all the Council meetings
when Dee Cook was serving as council-
man. My recollection of disagreement
with his voting record is almost nil.
After he was off the Council, we were
at odds only on the freeway issue, be-
cause of his opposition to the Freeway
Fighters' campaign. But with my know-
ledge of his integrity, I will accept his
statement that he supports the mandate
of the majority vote to delete the coast
freeway route through our city and that
the state legislature should officially eli-
minate this portion of the freeway route.
Some objection has been voiced against
Dee Cook's decision to move into District
7 In order to run for the Council s eat,
and some claim that he really lives in
his District 6 home in Irvine Terrace.
I say, all the more credit to him for
being willing to stick his neck out again
in Council politics and to serve the city
again as councilman, to the extent of
moving across district lines to become
eligible. I am satisfied that he is legally
complying with residence rules as speci-
fied in the city charter.
Both Dee Cook and Harvey Pease have
demonstrated commendable dog ge dness
and persistence In digging out the facts
on Important local Issues. They are both
dedicated to keeping a critical eye on
the spending of our tax dollar. Dee on
the City Council and Harvey on the school
board displayed their alertness as watch-
dogs of the public purse. In these days
of the rising tax burden and the loss of
purchasing power because of Inflation,
such dedicatlon is of utmost importance
to hard-pressed taxpayers. We can use
more of It on our City Council.
Spine Tingling
Tho\W,b II tllllb me strictly "establiahment," I suppott 111
Mftt ca. to thtW • bit when OW' nation.al colors, e.udtd by a
......, IMtCidiiC ll:fdt, peu on puade. I rmd II pnulndy lnspbina,
It ill MY awhirl tolland at 1ttenUon whn the Oaa aoet by. The
fiMit ttut I 01 a cM.iua of I he puttst free nation on earth, af'rts
-ta.t pr~ttle ... Ua1111 witb coYJI'Cl• other pmileaea. The Baa.
of ...-, it tbt .,...,ol ol.....ry OM of thole pri'rilel". -L•D y,
-···-l
Our "Best lntcrt1U"
me various upecta: ottheprob-.mcondilional •un:ender by the of reactio n ...
tern ot cootrolling pollutJon 111. cnem)'. This, until Korea , was
the bay. what Americans were u$Cd to .
lwasalsosurprlsedtolellrn With I h e Co mmun ist
that the regional board learned conspira~Y. and underground
only recently of the larp wufare bemi; what It is today,
volume ot polluUon trom the !here can be no total victory
dewatering operations ot the anywhert" The Communasls
bayside condominium project. and th~·ir _;ympachizen have
and that the board had warned permot:ueJ ..1nd termited and
the company ooly thai morn-rot led _ !he go ~ernment 1 1,
tng (March 21) that 11 must edth'.olto na), rehgious and
not cootamlnate the water. Sue ~o~nll slructures of every
Ficker took Mr. Bueerman to na11on in the world to such a
the site 1n October, 1971, He dcg1 ;:e 1ha1 it is not eno ugh co
saw the extensive pollution, and to.tall y dde:tt the ene!lly fro m
the obVIous damage to marine w11 hvut . r o r .the mosc
Ute His reactton was that this dangerous enemy 15 within. If
wa; due to the tLtlure of other we annihilated the Vice Cong ,
agencies to act on u and that secured an unconditio nal
the regional board ,;ould now surrender and withdrew, in 11
(In Oct.) act to prohibit this few years lime the Co mmunisu
pollutlon, In view of this tacl would take it aU , from wit hin .
It seems strange that memtoer~ T~u~ it is some fo rm of
of the board would have learned cnmmal subterfuge, insanity o r
of this situation only "a few treason which compels so me of
week.<; ago." our leaders lo sacrifice
That there Is tar more poilu-thousands of American lives
tton than that observed on the I 0 ,000 miles away while
su:-face of the bay is todtcated pro mo ttng Communism in
by r ecent reportsofcontamlna-Washmgton and New York ,
lion In various ar eas in ttte condoning II in Havana and
bay. Therefore, the Importance ''buildr.n~. br idge s o f
of the Instance or pollution by fr1endsh1p to Mosco;ow,
the bcilyslde condominium pro-Pe1pmg , Toro nto and Santiago.
ject Is oot simply tbat this and Belgrad~. Most Am encans
projec:t polluted the tay, but have alw<~ys _considered their
tha.t the responsible agencies wars as r.lghte.ous wars .
did not prohibit It before lt 1Crusades Th1s attrtude mi&hl
s tarted, or over a period ot lbe aunbuted to the "puritan -
many months of continuing pol-tradttwn of. . our forefathers.
lutlon, did not stop u. This The sad .fa ..:l JS lhal few 1f any
despite calls trom Sue Ficker, ~auo.~s. m the world _are as
Susie Snedaker and others ask-1deal tst 1C and as morahs11c as
lng that they take action 'In an Amenc~. Whet her it IS w<~r o r
obvious violation of existing St'X, .rehgton or gambhng. drug
laws. addtclton or po.rnography.
If thi s Is an example of what Arnertc<~ -beheve 11 or no t.
Is done to prevent known JX)I-has been an mnocenl r:h1ld
lullon what can we e:q>ect will compared wJth mo~t of the
be d~e about other sources W 01f'l'd t ~e are no w "catching
of pollution? up . l N~ wonder we ar e
The conttnuJngand Increasing suc ke rs No wonder we have no
volume of pollution seems prl-real allies No wonder the
marlly lo be the result of the world miSJUdges our mottves
tnabiiUy or unwillingness of No """"tier we are losmjo\
the pubUc ajJeDcles ftJP)Dsl-~~story shows agam and
ble for proceettqtheeftYtron-agaJn that no natLon 1s
mtot to perform 'thel.r hmction, co~quered from wuho ut un less
All who are coocerned about 11 1s ro!len wtthm That 's che
pollution are pursuing an ex-reason the enemy fet-d s our
er clse In tutlllty until they de-own ~orrupt Jon
mand that these publlc agenctes e ~hde Commun~sm
lmJX)se the police power s or .sucaed
government upon polluters The Untted StJti'S uf
At the rcquesl of "our''
State Department , spy charses
apinst a Russian translator for
the United Nations were
dr op ped recently. U.S.
Attorney Sun Pitkin said the
chargu were dropped "in the
best intercst of the forcian
policy of the United States
IPJYCrnment .''
What is the foreign policy of
the U .S . go.,.er nment ?
Obviously. 11 is to help the
enemy
The spy 's attorney says that
m his o piniOn the charges were
dr o pped beca u se "lhe
governmenl thought it sensible
no! to go to trial where it
would be ne cessary to indicate
what wrormation Tikhomerov
(the spy) was charged with
wanting."
Of course, the Communists
already know all our secrets,
since they have their spies in aU
o ur key ddense industries and
in all levels of our government.
So who are we keeping the
secrets from? Only from the
American people
Would You Believe?
Mo re than one m11lion
dollns has already been spent
o n the Angela Davis
tnal. Even if the farmer
donated hiS wheat , most bread
would still sell for more tlun
twenty cents a loaf, .. The
rt!al mcome o r Congressmen is
somethmg hke SIOO,OOO a
yrH , co unting all their
"extr as." stolrn fr om you
wh1le you weren't looking. A
cuuplt' llf yea rs ago they voted
th.:rnsc lves a salary increase
frurn S.10.000 to S42.500,
wluk opposmg mcrease.<-for
th~· rest o f us as "mflatio nary."
T hey l!!t'l , either free or
"whu h.•sale." meals. haircuts,
telephone serviCe, mat! serv ice,
IHf"S, etc .. etc. When you leave
the honey Jar open , you've go t
to expect ants
Our foretgn atd progril.m.
fr um I 946 to date, has cost us
more than Sl80 billion . What
frie nds have we bought? Wha t
fnends.c•n be bought'~
If guns are outlawed o nly
ou1l:iws w1ll have guns. Don't
cvt·r let Btg Brother !Jke away
your guns. Tht pl'rson m
ch:uge of qualifymg delegates
to the Demonat Convl'nt io n m
~harm. JS a Negress • Assaults
on t eachers m Pittsburgh
mushroomed fro m I fi in 1 Q63
IV 114 tn IQ7J. .Social
without trying to be jud and Am<"nta ha~ do ne matt" to h<"IP
jury as to other conseQ:nces. f'ommun;st dtctat ors ~ut·~ced
The JX)Iluters should be cited 1 h a n h 1 v e a ll t h r
and cha.rged by the poUclng no n-f'ommu ntst natio n ~ o f the
agencies and let them justify ~o rld c o m OJ ned Th.c
their actions In court as other t xport ·lmport Bank (that s
c rlminalsdo. ' most ly us) ha s qutt tly
The pubUc Is quickly de-e:<tended credtt guara ntees to wo rk ers an:· making a b1g drive
feated, and the P"bllc a,.ncles co ver the "sale" of U.S. good.' -d to md uce white paren ts to
are overstepplng thelrprerog:a. an scrv tces 1° Commu ntsl ado pi black children .
t\ves when they permit viola-R us 51 3 • B u 1 g 3 r 1 a , I he l edenl governmenl
tlons or the law because they Czechoslovak ta. Hu ngary, own s mo re than 760 million
don't know how the particular =~la~e and R~ma nLa . ~ext Wtll aues of la nd, one-third of our
problem can be solved, Uthts cnem d Chma AldlnJ the natLon , a nd want .~ ever
concept was followed polluter s Y used to ~ treason more. More than 12 million
would soon tlrxt waYs to pre-What JS 11 now" Yugoslav1a·s
ventpollutlon t yrant , Ttt o. mad<! tht
If aU of ~s would demand fol~~wmg scatement m I <J4t.
that the c ity county and state The c aptt:.ltst fortes
agencies tnv~lved pursue their consttlute o ur natural en;: my
policing function, our "system'' desp,le the ~a ct that they
would work the way It Is -helped us co defeat their most
ed •~ k nd ~ dangerous rtprese nlallve h pas "' wor a we would . have solved Ule problem ot may h<~ppcn that we shall agam
pollution. de c1de to ma~e usc o f theH a1d,
Sin I but always wnh the sole a1m of cere y, . _ 1 . h 1. Albert Bengulat a~:ct eratmg t etr . rna! rum
Balboa Our present pol1cy should
c 1vllians now "work" for
government That 's one out of
every 6 workmg Americans.
Thetr offices are located in
42 I .000 t-uild ings here and
around the world .Red
f'hmese radto stations prepared
!he Chine~ people for Nixon's
VISit by ask1ng over and over
"Why not be cord1al to Nixon?
H ~ rs co ming here to
surrender ... ~ Co pyright 19 72,
The Amencan Way Features
MciNNIS UNOPPOSED FOR 2ND TERM
I •
•
Warning is sounded on What's CO!P!~!!orL ~~~~!~~ your ?
-:;;o;~: ·;::::;.: =~.;.,..,-"". opinion?
" lllo _.,......., Ill 11114, • -of -· ~:":~'""=-~·~WIIIIz 1D «!IIC'tloall ud IOdal ~\ Tbls Wttk'l questkl:l: "WHO
1. ., wttft tDCt r...rcbCODdadllda~IS THE MOST BEAtrrlFUL fld~ 101' tile dilldftDt-at lbe ._.,.,city of CtdcaJD WOMAN IN THE WORLD?" ~~ ~ = ~ ~~ OD OOmpeu&torJedUeatioL Tbt Asked tt East Bluff lhoppiDg
?
J'OR cbUdrto btwJse of ttudJ •• taMed by the Co-ce.at•.
1 your operative R~~~t~.tcb Procram bl&Mr tacome tractet. How-ot tbe u.s. Oftlce of Educa-
..,er 1 tbe l.mpllcatklol tor ttM Uca, under the Department o1
ttmae OODCernlDC oompena-H•lth, EducaUoo aDd Wt lla.rt.
tory edac&tloD U't fUl. Tbe reeommendatlooa ot thls
wnto PruldeDt Ntxon ad· study are aY&IIable tD book
drtnecl the DIJ:loo wtlb his form UDder the tttle, "Com ..
earth stwtU~r statement• on puaatory educatloD for cultural bu.ta1Dc. which 10 far 1-.ft not <teprlnlioo •• pubUsbed by Holt
PfOfl.dld U wtlb IDfiiOluUolla, RtDtbUd ~ Winston Jne '
hls &DSn'l' ftS to pour ldd.l-More important uW,. tb~ title !~1 mJlUou ot dOIJ:a.rs into are tbe promlntat aathors ••
compeaatory educaUon." He Beajlmtn Bloom, Alll.soa Da-
tUd DOt ctwe you a denntUoa •Is Robert Hess As you bto1f ot Wblt that term acttaUy we' hu·e wrltteo 'man artl I ' • BERNIE McDOWELL, 38,
meant, atr:hougb there were about Benjamin S 81 Y , ;;,:: Irvine, manufacturer's repre-
stltemeota about the "poor" on "Tuooomy ~f :.:..~ooal sentaUve: "My wife, VIrginia,
chlilren l.Dcludect objectives" and how his class-ot course. We've been married
Any child who must strunle lftcatton ot "Intended" student 3-1/2 years aDd sh~. gets more
to learn, no matter what the behl.nCJrs serns as a base of beautiful every day.
baodicap, Is a candidate for operation tor everytlling hap-• wtLUAM PLOWDEN 01,
this probram, Whether hls penlng In edueatlon today In-56, South Laguna, sales repre-
problem Is a broken home, be-e luding the plann.lng proUam-sentatlve: "My wife and I agree
lng an only child, haYing a mlng, budgetlngsyst~m(PPBS). that Ellr.abeth Taylor Is the
home enY1ronment of a..ny k1nd although this eootlnues to be one."
that would be detrimental to den.Jed by most educators
his soctal and physical growth Thls book 00 compen~tory
as well as h1.s lntelleebal education leaves no room for
tbe lmagtna.Uon on just how
br the schools plan to go In
assuming responsibility ot the
lhtdents, away trom the par-
ents, The areas of concern
Include: adequate breakfast;
special needs with respect
fltlgue; diSease, and dental,
flsual and l'learlng problems;
that no child should feU shame iTEVI!'
because of lack of necessary • STEVE FRANKLIN, 15, ot
clothing. 715 Camphor St., East Blutf,
On page 39, they su~st : freshman at Corona del Mar
"For an youth, and especially high school: "Raquel Welch.
for the culturally dlsadVant-She's r eall y built, too.''
aged youth, there shouk1 be • WARRE N LALL 16 of
peer societies which have con-2641 Alta Vista Dr., E'ast Bluff,
tlnuUy over the age period 14 sophomore, Corona del Mar
to 19 and which provide op-high school: ''I agree wUh my
portunJUes for soclalrelatlons, buddy, Steve. It's Raquel
THOMAS C. WOLFF JR., 4?, service to others, and the de-W'elch.''
has been named president of velopment ot meaningful value
the Irvine Industrial Compln, panerns.''
succeedlng Johll Murphy, woo They stress "early educa-
reslgned to devole tun time tlon" In this study,andttshould
to a program of graduate study be noted from the paragraph
at Chapman College In the be-above that their concern con-
h.avtoral sciences as related Unues not only to 18 years
to business. Mr. Wolff was old, when the student would
formerly Vi ce president of the normally graduale, but also foi-
Rouse Company and director lowing (hat year,
of the Office of Business and More than tlalf of thts bOOk
Industrial Development. Rouse Is devoted to endless lists of
Is tht mortpge b&nklng. com-•parttclpaata In tile shJ:IJ of DOLQRH
munity research and develop-compensatory edocatlon, aDd • JEANNE NEWMAN 48
ment company wblch L9 build-aner each name Is aa excerpt Tll8tlD., Hal ..tate ~tes'
lng the new town of Columbia, of that particular authors con-Coleswortlly & Co., Ea&t etuti
Maryland. During World Wax trlbutton. F'or those readers oftlce: "Princess Grace Or
II he served as a lieutenant who frequently ask for a list Monaco. She hasanlnnerbeauty
j.g. In the Un.Jted States Navy of Im;>ortant names to follow and It shows In her lovely face."
Reserve Ln the Paclftc Theater. In educaUon, this book would • DOLORES McOONOUGH From •L-Bible serve as a valuable lrx1ex. 204-l/2 Fern lea! Ave., CoroOO:. u~ It this book serves no other del Mar r eal tal 1 .
purpose forthereader,ltshould "I am, ~od don~ts yo~ ~r;!i
point out that once again, the it baby " Surely He hath borne our
griefs, arxt carried our sor-
rows: yet we did esteem Him
stricken, smitten of God, and
a.tructed.
But He was wounded for our
transgressions, He was bruiSed
tor our Iniquities: the chastise-
ment of our peace was upon
Him; and with His stripes are
we healed. (Isaiah 53:3-4.)
LEGI.L NOTICE
same people who are coming ' •
up with all the answers to our RECRUIT GRADUATES
problems today are lhe very Navy s eamanApprentlce Wtl-
same people who created them uam H. Market, son of Mr. and
yesterctay. Mrs. Howard Markel of 1967
Planned change does oot San Bruno East Bluff has
serve the people --but rather, graduated from recruit iraln -
a handful of "master con-tng at theNavaiTratnlngCenter
trollers" pulling the strings! at san otego.
LEGAL HOTICE
~=~--LEGAL HOTICE
I
...
former ~Dt
your etemlllt&rf teboolt
•• aad a Jcac-Clmt , .. , ..
deat or C<m* del Mar-
N nport Beeeb. I wtah to
ll*k 011 btbi.U ol P. 0,
Cook. Qet ll a e~r:wtldl!tt
tor ow Newport B•eb City
CouociL I Dow Dee Coot
well. Dee's eiYle eoatrlbu·
tlon to Newport Beach OfiJ'
tbe pa,tt ZO YEARS 11 &
record FEW CAN EQUAL.
Dee Coot Ia the ONLY
eatdldate from tbe Coroat
del Mar UM wbo ll ex ..
perteoced. aDd best qtall-
fted to se"e our best tD-
terests tor tbe next four
yean.
Dee Coot 1rill be a FULL
TIME CO UNCILMAN. He
wUI be 1n NEWPORT
BEACH WHEN YOU WANT
HIM,
Dee Cook serTed you
WELL in the slltles, I
bellen he wtll sene you
BETTER ln tb.e seYentles.
Roy 0. Andersen ts vot-
tnc for Dee Coot on April
11th. I recommend you do
the same.
APRiL WEDDING -~ Mrs, Harold L. Moore of R.c:tnp.
Beach has &MOUDCed tile eqa,ement of her daughter.
CODD1e Louise Tyler, to Dee R&Dd&U Reotro, 1100 ol Mr,
and Mrs. M,ae R. Rofro of Corora del J4ar. The eouple
wtll ezcha.Dge wedding vows on Aprll29at Mariners Church,
Corona del Mar. (Gem Portraits.)
Deb ball director named Roy o . Andersen Mrs. Richard Lansing Law-
1 p , 0 . C 0 0 K I X I r eoce, president or Natlooal
• • • Charity League, Newport Chap-
ter, announces that Mrs. Brlan Save Newport Albert Enid ... beeo oamed
dtredor or the 19'12 debutante New porters ball, whi ch wUJ be held Nov.
Z5 at tile Newporter Inn.
L_v_o.;...T.;;E,."-.;P;.;,;R;,;IL;..;l.;l _ _, Serving with Mrs. Ewald on
the committee are Mmes. ROb-
DOI'T
MISS
THIS
•
MONTH
ONLY
144
2.98 VALUE!
COMPACT EMERGENCY CAR-BRELLA!
Be prepared for sudden showers! Hea~y vinyl holster fastens to
sunvisor, car steering post. golf or shoppmg cart. slips into a
desk drawer or suitcase. Waterproof vinyl car-breffa opens to
31'' diameter. Chrome-plated metal shafl. eight ··u-shaped" 16"
metal ribs. Shop early! Quantities limited. subject to prior sale.
EAST COAST HIGHWAY
CORONA DEL MAR, CALIF.
673 -2800
' .. ...rat-..... -T ,, ....... ,...y
ert Richard Mor ret. Melvin
Daniel KJimer W. WUllam
Armstrong Moses n, Paul Rlch.-
ard Kuhn, TedNehrenberg,John
Farrer, Royal Duane Tucker,
Frank Dew1Cht Titus, David Van
Dlest Sldlllng, John ~ Prato
Grauella, Robert Gilreath
Treat, Raymond scar AmUng,
WUII.am Wilson Norman
Conlee Walker,JackK m-
Uflls, Jam Rlchmoad
Jack Linde
Putoo JorU Jr.
UGI>.L HOnCE
NOTICE OF' PUBLIC HE AR-
ING TO BE HELD BY THE
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
Of ORANGE CO UNTY,CAL-
lFORNlA, ON A CERTAIN
PROPOOED PLAN DESiG-
NATED "ZONING DISTRICT
MAP 21-6-10 (C ASE NO.
ZC 71-68 AND 71-68 AL-
TERNATE) PROPOOINGTHE
AMENDMENT Of THE ZON-
lNG CODE
Pursuant to the Pl.a.nn1ng and
Zonlllg Law, as amended, notice
Is hereby given that a public
hearing will be Deld by the
said Board of S~rvlsors oc
a certa.lD Speelftc Plan desil!:-
oated '' ZoaiDg District M~
21...6-10, (Cue No. ZC 11-68
aDd 71-68 Alternate:Y' of Sec-
tion 78.023 oftbeCodtnedOrdt-
.unces of tbe County of Orange,
so u to change from the Ml
"Llght lodustrlal" District to
tbe R2 (1800) "Gro'-" Dwell-
1np" District and R2 (3000)
"Gr""' Dwellings" Distr ict,
certa.t.n property located be-
tweel Monrovia benue a.Dd
Placeotla Avenue awroxi-
mately 150 feet south erly of
Production Place, in the New-
port Beach area. (Fltth District,
2.4 .t acr es.)
Said public hearing on the
above proposed plan wtll be
held 1D the Chambers of the
Board of S~ntsors In the
Orange County Admtnistratloo
BldldiDg, 515 North SycamorE'
Street, ln Santa Ana, Orange
County, Calllorn.ta on the 19th
da.y ol Aprn, 1972, at the hOur
of 9:30 o'clock A.M., at wh.lch
Ume aod place all persons
either f&Yorlng or opposing said
ptan wlll be heard.
SaJ.d plan proposing such
ameodment of I he Zoning Code
11 011 Ole ID the omce of the
Couoty Clerk of the County
of Orantt where said proposed
plan is an.Jlable for pubUc
lnopoclloo.
Dated this Z4th day of Match,
19?!,
BY ORDER Of THE BOARD
OF SUPERVISORS OF ORANGE
COUNTY,CALDPOHNUl W, E. STJOHN
Couoty Clerk aDd u-omcto
Clerk of tht Board of SIC)er.
~rs of Orange County,
Calllorul&
(SEAL)
By J-. AltiUder, Deputy
PabUsb: Newport Harbor En-
tip. April 6, 19?!.
OUNG RIVER
MALE· cts~ 16-clc.Q" ·-"
Boou.v IN:JUrt~ I ... IAUf•.l"r'f -l$,eoo ••o.:.h fWN""'
'lo 0 ut' t\ •Uk It -.: irtkfft
P,.~alt'T l)~& LIA .. ILt"Ty 6 ,tJ/IIII' ... ~ Accl ... ,_t
VN•NSU1l•D ,.....,...._,,T C.o"'aAACII ..
.$131 oe -
? CA" Yeu -~Lt • y • • • ••• ~--. .
FIRST U12
THE BEE LINE
a, JAil I\' IIRLS
Mardi hU eome Ud cooe
• • . came ln UU a ta.mb,
wtat 011: UU a •m1)1 No lloGl
TM old •11D1 ~'t bold tnt.
Oh well • • • there'• •tlll
Frasier. Euter ,.., bu come
and roae. Euler playmates
were ICUee oa Bat lite, u
to other Nnport Beach areu,
10 pea.ce and quiet relpec:t.
We did mlJS· some ol the
"nptlrs," espec\I.Uy the
prts who atways brou&fll tbelr
btg wblte rabbt.t, "Harvey,"
whlctl bu'll8Cl out to be "HU.el,"
L l.a Ud Boo. Ala ~them lUI bolt lbJpahape, charts -.
WITt tiM(r ... WUUam. Jlolle. to date aM ~a-OD tbe ft.sb.lnc'
leJ m, .nt.t AaM EU.O ud aewa. "'* 2 eblldrea. Pru a.ad • • •
• • • Euter -nea.ttoo tor the Rtch-
MoeeJer "'" back oa Do)J)hll Tbe btllbtl.y colored tiP,
Terrace lD ttme 10\" tbtlr Ul&l PlAt lfed ra.bbU•, nutty l:l&by
Euter d1.a.Der. A sbort time ehl.ckl, dowDy Uttle ductlttlgs,
bact the Joae ... pn u. tle· fracrut lllles, s~mrt&e ser-
p.nt, utlrrete &ad .. .,., courmet 'f'tcu. lJUII)lrtnt mustc apelled
dtmer b' 10me oftbet.rtn.nl-"Euter." Yet,DOm.atterwbere
lng trleadJ; amoq: tbem were each o1 as may han been,
the Dooald Ayrea Sr. Mary surety tbe bel.~ of the morn.
Alice's tom' tnclucles New Zea-Lag, the green freshness of
la.od, New Gtdnel., Gua.daleatlll.l, nature, the soog ol the blrds
Samoa ••• Hawa.il Ud home, meant Easter •.. and spelled
•bere Don ts teepl.og watch, "new ltfe." STUFFED EARS
a.rd stoddards, Newport Beach,
wttll lOftS Bob, Jim aDd Ricky ,
was "search tor surf," They
encamped somewbere below
Ensel'll.da, Mel1co, near the
"blow-hole" where surfing Is
supposed to be at Its best.
Mother Betsy was permitted
to 10 along, wedred between
the beautifully wa:r:ed surf-
boards aod the chuck ngon
supplies, because they Deeded
, • you've guessed It , • a cook!
Favorite and most used ex-
Vonette Bright to talk When your grJtnllmo ther w:H a g1rt, colton dipped
m black peppc:r anll :.wcct 011 ... -a~ hu fJtvoriteearache
remedy TI"Mn~' to med•cal SCICnet" our ean: fa~
much btller tod.1~ \\>c\·c many effccuve medications
that ~top mfect1on' f..c;t . reduce complications.
So. llon"t rei\ 011 ··hom.: rcmell'e)·· .,..hei\)'Ou're jl.
You r hc:-.. lth 1\ )nur mo~t prc~·,ous poSses!;10n.•Treat
It a.!. .'>U~h I ct }Our J"lhY~•<'J an pcescnbc the medicmes
lhllt .,.,JJ I-.: mo't c:treo.:t"c for you Then remember
us for 4ualll~ J"ll~'>l.'rlrtron compounll1ng.
The Newport BeaehChrlaUaD 111.tlooal Much of ner Ufe is
Woma.n's Club will hOld Ita de•oted 'to spealrlng to ·various
next luocheoo at 11 :45 a.m. ctne youth women's a.nd
Wednelllay, April 12, at the chur~b P'~· Sbe was the
Atrporter Inn Hotel. Harvest featured speaker at a oome
Ao tlques, Costa Mesa, will SboW ecooomtcs rally of 13,000teen-
ltems from the shoO and tell age c1r1s tn OklahOma City
about blending the old a.nd the tnd hOlds the distinction of
new, Oetnc the ftrst womantodeUver
Kelly Carroll Cherry wtU the baceala.ureate address at
present the music. Kelly Is a Olr.la.boma College for Wom en. presstons, ''surfs ~.. aoo r k stn ••come-and-get-ttl" 01 gtng gutta.rtst and hU The public 1s Invited to at-
Christensen
• • • won awards for her mustca.l tend. Pre-school ch.lld carP ts
other s on Easter vacatio n abtuty. pro•lde<l. For r eservauonscaU -L CDAIT -Y--&--
Omoa.& S.-down Mexico way were Dorothy Vonette Bright will bespeak-Mrs. Carl Armaooo, 545 -5 188,
and Nelli Davis, Lido Isle, tng. She and her husba.Dd, sm. or Mrs. Wtllla.m Jones, 646-
aboa.rd their Grand Bands 50, founded Campus Crusade later-1811.
the Sleepy Eye, for a restful
cruise down to Cabo San Lucas.
With them wer e VIrginia and
Hugh Wrtght, Corona del Mar.
Anticipating many "peseados,"
Hugb took his special recipes
and plenty of cracker crumbs.
HI Hoi • • •
Also a.ntlcipatlng a catch ..•
ma.rUn, were Marnle a.nd Jay
Reed of Linda Isle, who gather-
ed their 4 sons, Jim, Tom,
Scott and Mike, and their daugh-
ter. Beth, boarded j. plane for
their sojourn to the Mexican
fishing resort, Palmllla, near
Cabo San Lucas. Margaret
(Mrs. Peter E.) floor, Marnte's
mother, said no fishing trip
for her . She watched the boats
glide by her Lido Isle view
window. • • • Mr. and Mrs. Walter Crut-
tenden a.nd thetr brood a.lso
took the skyways, new to HawaJJ
tor an A 1oha Easter. However,
Mary aDd Roger Turner (he
Is on the Big Brothers board
of directors) kept Llnda Is le
lights glowing, wanted their
children to "use the home
m•>r e." Rusty, UCLA student,
took them a.t their word. Re-
sult , .. rush party! Sigma Nu
traterntty member s arrlnd en
masse! But Mary was oot d1 S·
ml.yed •.. what wtth stacks
of old beach towels , what mor e
eould they need or want! (Food?)
Daughter Allcta decided oo her
own rush party , • , rushi!d
back to Santa Clara, wher P
she Is a senior at the uni-
versity. • • •
Understand the Jonn Lusks
and their two childr en, Robbie
and Kristen, spent thetr Easter
holidays In Tahltt, island of
ferUle g:l.rdens, va.nlll.a plan-
tations, tragrant tranppanl
blosSJOms , . , and Paul Gau-
guin,
• • •
Closer to home , . . Palm
Spr tngs, found Vella .9.nd Jack
Hesnault" ensconced in their
favorite suite at the Coe2o Ca -
bana. Their son Jack and wife
Joan, wtth their 3 ctu ldren,
were wtth JOQ.n's mother, Mrs.
Joseph McClur e, whO main -
t21ns a n callon hOme there.
Sunday found the fa.mll:y mem -
bers, 15 to a.JI, gathered there
for Easter brunch, • • •
Newly appointed Superior
Court Judge of Orange Co~ty,
Mark Soden, and wife Betty
Lou, al.9o n catlooed at the
desert, where they have a place
at the Sandpiper. Son Mark and
daugtlter Mary Ann brought
h"lend.s to keep them compuy
and share the fUn-In-the-sun,
plus a Uttle motorcycling
arotmd and about, • • •
The happy pr e-Easter tamUy
r eDdetrous of fran and Moseley
Jones at La Costa Included their
c2lugtlter Shelley, hust..nd Ted
a.od the 2 little Llttwlelers,
LEGI>.L NOTICE
NOTICE Of INTENTION TO
ENGAGE IN THE SALE OF
ALCOHOUC BEVERAGES
S-Z?-?2
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Subjec.t to Issuance of the
Ucen.se appUf!d for , notlc• Is
NrebJ gino tl"llt the lmder-
stped praposes to sell ako-
boUe tllftrqes at the prem-
Ises, deeer1btd u follows: 1500
W. Cout H..,., N"I)Ort lk&clL.
.,_._.. to ~b loteottc:m.
tiM -otc-! ,, ...,,)'ln, .,
tM oc-rtmeDI of Alcot.otlo..
8eftft.p coatrol t>r lanuct
of u ab*>Jle ~ aeea~t
(orlle-)lo<-p<Olll._
.. -OoS..Ie-<-Pnm-)
llr.~· Jlc eiiOI t a.tk, lac.
~-.tprt1 1, 11'11. ta tt1o "---...
Vote on Aprilll, 1972 For
JOHN STORE
.-
STANDING: ASTRID, ,\IA.RIT, JOH.\'.
K..'llf£LING: SOLVEI G, U .\104,
MEET .101111 STOll: 44 ,_. .W, ... ole ef ~ of ..... ..,.., (ISM f); CIIIIMitilotl
b ... u r; l•ll•al't ef llewpert .._. fw 10 ,..... a...l ... Mr of ltia N•u .. ..,. AIIK.
•-~" ef Oth-C.. I lllee C. lt'ee of 11M lloow l rH frHwoy fitlrtora. Me oiH 20
,... ....................... Sohr .... AmW & u....
*-!'S VlfWS 011 SOMf ISSUfS:
,... DIIISITT, ..........•••...............•.... Contrel & ,. ... for ,_..
,...fllfWAY ...........••.•.........••.•..... St.p CMINI 1-
,...AIIPOIT ••..•..•.•••.•..•. · · · • • · • • · ...... ltohoco 1Mi11 & polollooo
,... KMOII-IISI ••...••..•••..••.••.•.•••••.•.... liooitto low .-
~UPPD IA1 .........•••...............•.... Protect itt ahire••e•t
~ LOWII U 1 •......•..•....•......••.••..... Stop pale liM & u'illelrt
.... an IUDGn ..................................... 11111 •-•••
,...lll llllTIOII •..............•..•.•.•........ StMy dea;.-("rty lint
Dear Neu'jJ orterJ .. I de .rire to .rer : e ''·' ,, '""'' ·'•·:,m l,e.
cau.re of my deep co>lcern for r,/ir 1>:: ,.., •: .:"./ •
more efficient rit y ;;ot ·er>nm>i l.
1 offer 20 ;-ear.r of prnfe .r.rional en.ri/l(t'l'l'·.. ... .,, "11 •.i
experience and pledge to he a" •h•Hirir·, ,., ·l, "I ··rf>·
re.rentative. I ask fo r ;our :·ote vii TN elllrt •· . I"'-/ '':h.
~ -ENDORSEMENTS: --n. .... ~, .. .. folr .. fol•o IIOMr1 .. ~ ....... .............. . --. .. ....... ... ... ...___ .. .. ................ _ _.__
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-eN APIU£ Jl, JM'a na D B 7dl .lliTIUCT -
(JOHN STORE
LAST NA.OIB ON BALLOT-I'!IUT IN QUN./1'/C .. T/ONS
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Authors feted
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111&1 #?!WI ... ,_ _... W'Ot :-Mr.......... R. ....... deiablw.lll ...... C .ea.• I
"-' -So W II.· .t Ult, .... Ul --a., $1,000. -'1'-"c. II ;:•-...... tuta .. ,...... 110.0..,6NrRe,$l1,· Jtewpod 8elcl T. ll Ud...Tl -._.1 HIll a.a. ·HEALTH NEWS:
lor .. -I -... II 1 ... 4'11. ftiOIIr clotk aod nllloc, 4401 -• 'T-• I --
So .,,111,111. nlo II ... 1ft •UI.IN aod4411W.COUIS1w7 •• ~.100. ao:!___,--... --•·
·--tiiO Muoll II T .... Ul D. .... l-• 84LBOA C0¥18 ,_,. on -
:0.: '* -· -tiiO all _, "'""' 4101. Oeourt., -Coloo, oddltsoo, 50 -ol..~-~!!1""~ -----· •110.-. I_,--. «Je a.-.eo.oo,$1,100. .u -·-. _,._, ·-
niiED IFT!R l
IIIHT'S SLEEP? Pioll ,__ ... -... £. Oeou rt., .... 100: I_, • CLIFF 1U YEN ~~-........ Cmioo ..,. ·-tsoo--., .. 11oo dol>la,40U.Oeourt., ... ,. R. C. Boohlor, allorallooo, •=::::~
·-ot tt.ooo IIIII..,.: .00. Ill st. Jam••· $S,500. ;'lar • Ttrrlll ~ a..: ao.. people Wtllt«<lloalllY • ftWJORT C&lfriR • 8IIOilE CUPPS • HARBOR VIEW HILLS ,.:' I IDCipl aro-1 di.J altar day home or auto aeckltot •
"Yoa milt remember,"AYI
Dr. Coahn, "that tbe DGrml.l
body poaMIII I comatabll
marpa ol mttlbOUc ru•"*'· .. --1 floiiCWO brCJOtlll '"'
b)' 1oor aad .. -. -· "' m-1 aad piOJiical wrk, ..,.
car11111m-
-.L Cllllf 11.-l' AT M
LA...,'I r-. ..... Oil-I. B. CO.,,--~ ... -. Si>JIIw lUll,~-~---· dljll'IPIOd --rll' ud
... ..., 111 ~~-c-lAid~-atl-.,eu. oo ll<olor•Y Ctrc:O, $104.150, :oc~~~oc ,;,..111 1o 11o 0 """' nr. •.ooo. ,.. ..:. tl&,ooo. w '""'"' u 7,c'IO. . ., •• ...r .. ...,.. -lbo1 , .. -Som--&MS • 111--T H. , ...... nlmmlog poo~ In COOK'S fool --tlrOd olior • """' ~ --.uii_C_Ilrtfo -1100 Newport Hills Eul, $4.· olpl'o oioc>
CUI, $10,000. pia, 111 'lOO. Wbol "' • nc:b • por-··
'nt tn1M Co •• 550 NeWJ)OI't BlaiN Jlm Peet, swtmmlD( pool, CORNER Problem? ; :::::::::::::::::::::~~C~ooi:•;.;Dr:l•:•~· ·~•.,..,.,::-:::··~· :lhl>::s...:;.~n:t:.::;:.::.:~ 1811 PWt Stoobope, $5,500, . • . wo pot "" quollloo to o.. Robert Jewell, a IWI.mrntar Gu7 L. Coature D c of tbe
tleleot reel eu reltOre tbe
feel1Dr fllwell·beiDC·
"Bat wbea rest doesn't re·
store the eap&eltJ for work.
tometblng II otwlou.IJ wrOQ(,
CbtODlc taUpe eu be eaued
througb ctteta:ry detleleDCJ or
endocrine lm~II.Dee. Tbe pby-
steal state eauaJ.ag tltlpbtUty
may al.eoeaue lle'fere DerYOWJ-
ness IDd both ean be tnter-
ml%ed."
ALL
YOUR INVITATION
TO HUNZA LAND
WHERE PEOPLE UVE FROM 100 TO 140
Never To le F•1•tt•ll!
• INIIIIS11N.
• FASCINAnN• •
IN IIAUYIIUL COLOI PICTUIIS
ON THI SCUIN ... _
JAY M. HOFFMAN, Tla.D.
whohn .......... -
HUNZA LAND
Shangri Ia
of the Hii•NIIayas
DR. JAY M. HOFFMAN
President Emeritus of tM
Notionol S.riolrits Society
......... pro ... _. ....... plct•• ....
~-•-ef celer sc-. He ... W. wlh, T,...,-...... ef tile K ...... 9zu ..
AUTHOR
EDITOR
LECTURER
WORLD TRAVELER
..., 1. Frilley, Aprll7. 7:30 , ....
l'alt 2. Satwdet. April, 7:30 p.111.
,.., 3. s •• ..,. April'· 7:JO ,....
Auiftor of tM book, "H..,ro, IS S..
crels of Tho World's Hoolthiest ond
Oklost living Pooplo." 1111s 11 ... rtes; ...,. 11 • eitHer•• ani ...
,_ _. lley. AI...,. Free.
DISCOVER THE
AMAZING HEALTH
of HUNZA LAND
In Beautiful Color Pictures on the ScrNII
SE£ AND HEAR WHAT MONEY CANNOT IUY!
LEARN THE SECRm OF THE WORLD'S HE.UntiiST 1'101'1.1
You hlo can 1-.n hew to In a ~1alllly llfw.
"HUNZA -an lsalatocl shallfJri·la In tile HlwJizy•, ... ,. tile lnllllllltwls 1ft to
be 100 to 120 yean olcl." !''The A-"cw WuldJ"l
''TMra Is evlclawc• that ...... i11 Ha N lwei, a ra•••• raglN Ill tile II .,,,.
MIWif*•· 1ft to be 120 or eYN 140 ,_.alii, ... AMA ..W Ill Irs canal ......
IIGI." ("New Yost WOifci·TIIefNSSS")
"liz aa Is rn:ty • Utopia. 111is1ra p1apl1 .. alias•• ... ul z 11 ef c•ur, •• 1
fillllll1, lsltl: llloacl pra•••· al,.,llll, .... ,. •• 1111111 lull, WIXf:zl • 1, ...
1nsst ef ... ...., aii:Miil& t1:at pla .. 1 tile Wnl.,. w11l:l."
YOU MUST SEE
HUNZA LAND, SHAN&II-LA OF THE HIMALA-YAS
t-fOW TO C3ET Tlt-I&FHEE
RB CHILD ,CAll
MIII'IN&
.... 8111 ....
LIVING
WILSON
AVE.
lETTER
LIVING
CENTE!I.
VICTOIIIA AVf.
i i
!t' .. ~ • ..
I
~·. S626 catamaran, $4,100. "'."::*cC:: Gadarl&D. CotnreCblt~U~ C~er tD
• BIG CANYON I'm a ~ ot Cc.-~:a Newport Beaeb
John McGray, wall, 2! Bet· del Mar Hllb Sebool 1M "TIU type· ot periOD 1s
mltap Lane, $1,000. 1 nUerlDr trom cbrooic fa-
Cary WI We. feuce, 21 Auc· !tr:..c7:1710 ~!,.~· 0~: ttpe," ays Dr, couture. "He
usta. $1,200. donD't oeeeaarlly know that's
Ben Deane, reeoostruet nre 1 w1U be fGtiDc tor tbe hts problem , • • he may tbtnt
damapd ctwelllDgs, 3 aDd 5Rue first time oa April 11tb be's suf'feriDg from DerYOUS-
du Park, $50,500 and $65,998. tD tile Newport Bee.eb gen. 0881
• CORONA DEL MAR •r:-t.:Af'!!· for Dee Coot "IioweYer, he'lloftenbecome
Five Crowns restaurant, ftre for City Counellman LD critical of himself for feellnl
JPriDklers, !801 E. Coast Hwy., Newport Baeb because tfe 'Juy' but ftocll tbat be ean't
How Is chronic tattrue re-
lieved?
"The ftrst step U to reUeve
the primary disorder," says
Dr. Couture. "Proper bodily
nmet1oos must be restored.
Vital oene energy must ·be
alloWed to now freely througb
the body.
$l,f00. 11 an lndlftdual, IDdwpeDd w Hem to do anything about tt. Richard May, garage apart. fba Wbate.-er the eau be'Uafways
meot, 615 Poinsettia, $8,200. eotO:. c:: f.:·to au desire to pin th'e enero be
• CAMEO SHORES cttl&eu, DO matter boW bows be fts once eape.ble Jerrold Cole, 3 permits for of."
alteratloos and walls, 4539 Or-~ '!:re!:i .!'":.'~ According to Dr. €outure,
r!Dgtoo, *9•000• Is eonaldered, Tb.ls giTes a sertous problem for persons
• LIDO ISLE sutrertnr from chronic tattcue
"Tben," he a.dd.l, "thepatteot
must be he~ to uoderstaod
the source ot hls trouble IDd
atded to resolving b.ls diftlculty.
8111 Hunter, add and alter • ::et::., ~=e c~ty ~ Is tbe creeping slde·etfects of
140 Vla Havre, $5,000. their ldiU ud desires the dlmcutty They become
John RowtaDd, addtllon. 211 reeoptsed by eltJ gmern. f:lttery and~ lnterestlnthetr
Via Koron, $14,500, meat. wort. Tbey may eJI)trleoce
"lneldeata.Uy," DOtes Dr.
Couture, "few drugs, tf any,
lnerE&Se energy wltllOut ..m-
deslrable side-effects. For t1·
ample, the amount of caffetne
necessary to relleve flttcue
us1111ly Increases nervous-
ness.~·-
• WEST UPPER BAY · Dee Coot bU UTed here poor cttpstlon and poor eUml.
Ralph Boss, swimming pool, In Newport Beach stoce nattoo. Tbey often begin to have
2437 Windward, $5,000. before 1 ..., bon. Hts headaches and general aches
Artllur Claus, 2 story, 1 unit e~perteoee ts lmpnsshe. &Dd paina:. Aod they may have
dwelllng. 1921 Wlodwa.rd, $58,-Because ot h.1s eight years attacks of dl..ulness and severe
000. as a Co.c:Jlm&D Ia New. ehest pe.IDs,
• EAST UPPER BAY port Beach, I belleYe he "And of course," Dr. Cou-
J. B. Mears, 1117 Camel-will make tbe most 1oetcal ture adds, "as their condition
In th.ls modern day and ace
we constantly hear the phrase
"with vtgor ... Yet for many,
modern day stress and strain
mean Uttle more Utau trouble
tor many peoJile.
back, modular type building. aDd cornet decisions pos. deteriorates so does their
$19,000; storage, $8,000; feuce, stble 11 a CoaoeUman DOW. bodily resistance to disease.
$2,000. Please joiameUdVOTE Ctlrootc taurue. left untreated,
DUFFY FAMILY MOVING fOR DEE COOK Aprtlllth could well be considered a one
The Joe M. Duffy tamtly are for N.B. City Couocllmu. waf street to se.-ere cases
mOTing from Bowdotn Pt. near ClDCiy Gadarla.n of Insomnia and nervous brealr:-
"That Ufe Is worth Uvlng
doesn't have to be a p.lpe-
dream." says Dr. Couture. dow"D. '' Orange Coast College to Ogle 1 1 1 St., Costa Mesa, near New-P. D. COOK X ID medical termloology,
port Heights. The b.mtly tn-. - -chronic fatigue can mean low
"I feel sufferers shOuld
muster the energy to seek ef-
fective diagnosis and treatment,
a healthy, vigorous Ufe could
be a reaUty for them."
cl~s Ma.rlr:, a blgb school S N rt blood sugar, low metabolis m,
sophomore, aad Dana, a '7th ave ewpo poor bodily 1\mcllons, chronic
grader. Mrs. Duffy Is taktog or N ew porters. Irritations to tbe nenous sys.
a continuing course at OCL tern or hypoglycemia. Some-
Mr. outty was a candidate tor VOTE A' IlL 11 times chronic faUcue ls caused
Dr. Couture maintains orrtces
at 2043 WestcUft Drive, New-
port Beach. Phone 645-5300. school board a few years ago. tbrougfl Injury suffered 1n a
LEGAL HOTICE LIGAL IIOT!a
CITY OF NEWPORT BEAC~
POUCE DEPARTMENT
POLICE PUBLJC AOCTION
NOTICE OF SALE
l!lotlce 1s hereby given that purStiiDt to tM ~ ot
Cbapter l.ZO, Sectloa 1.20.06 or lbe Y1111lclp&l Code or the
City of Newport Beach, I wtll sell at public auction, to tbe
blgtlest bidder for cash, on Saturday, April Hi, 197Z at
10:00 A.M. at th~ CorporaUon Yards of the City of Newport
Beach, located at 592 Sf.CM!rlor Anoue, the tollowtDgdescrlbed
property:
Boys a.od girls bicycles
Auto acceSSOI'ies
Sporting goods
Housellokt Uems and other
miscellaneous Items.
Boats and miscellaDeoos mari.De
eqtdpmeat,
1969 Harley Oa:ftdmu Motorcycle
AD Itemized Ust ol tbe abofe artie ... 11 anJ.IIlble at the
bui.Dess omce of tbe Pollee Deputmeat d. tbe City of New-
port Beach, located at 425 -3!nd Street, Newport Beach.
B. James Glans
Chief of Pollee
Newport S..ch, C&ll!ornla
CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH
POUCE DEPARTMENT
POLICE UNC LAIMED PROPERTY TO BE AOCTIONED
AT THE CITY CORPORA Tk>N YARD, 592 SUPERIOR, 10:00
A.M ., SATURDAY, APRIL 15, 1972, PURCHASES ARE MADE
ON AN, AS IS BASts, NO GUARANTEE ON, PHYSICAL CON-
DITION OF ITEMS SOLD.
PAYMENTS Ml6T BE PAIDINCASHDUIEDlATELY AFTER
I REli<B11D0V!:DIS ACCEPTED AND ALL PURCHASES .Mtm' 8£
FROM THE CORPORATION YARD AT THE CON-
OF THE AUCTION.
UNIT DESCRIPTION
1 Bike, boys, SebwLDa, Grn. 28"
1 Bike, boJI, Scbw1Dil, Bra, lOSPD, U"'
4 1 Bite, boya, Selnrtlul, bht, 10 SPD, I&"
5 1 Bite, boya, Selnrtu, COld, ZO"
6 1 Bite, boy1, DeraJ.Ier, wblte, 10 JP1. !7"'
1 1 Blb, bo7'1, Haf!J, ltaDcla.rd.. red, U"
I 1 Bike, pr-11, Royce umo.. ,old, !0''
1 1 Btu, boJs, Royce lhlkl1, btae, !0"
10 1 Bite, boy1, SelrWlDD, If ... frame, 10"
11 I Bll<o, prla, Se-b:.O, -d. II"
l! l Bt.tt, prll, R&IIIP, bb11, lltu:lrd. 14"
11 1 Blb, t1oy1, su.araJ, orup, zoo•
14 1 Bib, bcrJ•, stvdet, parpll, 20"
15 I BIU, prlo, Selnrloo, bloo, 14"
11 1 BtU, boJI, Sebwtaa. wl!Me, ~
1' 1 Bib, boJI, S.UI, red, 10"
.. 1 Bib, ..,.., SpJdlr I b .. fra.me .20"
11 I -· ..,.., !lllqraJ, -. 110" 10 I DIU, boJo, lliiJr, fOld, 10''
11 I -. prlo, SeliWIU, )lloo, -. IS" at 1 80., bofo, Sooro, rod, a.s, 17"
at 1 Blllo, ..,.., RoJe• :-. 1-. 17"
U I 80., prlo, Worr&)', bloo-d. N"
II ' 80., prlo, i1o7a1 s-, bloct, lopl, N"
It 1 BtU, llrll. ftot4ml._, bllt, ...,, U"
2? 1 -·..,..,--. ""' 1-. .... 1 ea., atrll, CeltwrJ, red.,_.,
1 -...,.., Rortollo, rod, 1-. M"
I sao, ...,.. lljWQ, nd,10.S, M"
I aao,..,.., ........ --10'' I -. IIL'II, "--M' 2
• -. M"
I -...,.., ............. :0.:. ...
I -. ..,.;..,_-. nd, 10"
1 -. tlrll. OIIIJ-, ..,.., 14"
I -,..,.., ........
I -• ..,.., ....,, -~--N" 1 ........ , ••• ,.,., .... .,... I-,...,..-...,, ...
I -. ""'"' C• J *, -., :0.:. 1'1''
I aao,""'"' GSSuo, .,-,10.:. W'
I -. ... II,-. :0., ..... ..
~ -....,.. ...... ~ .. .
DR.
NUIIBER
'II-ON14
'IS-ONS4
'IS-ON14
7!.0'73 ..
'll..o9SIZ
'11-097a
'11-09'111
'11-01'115
'IS.GIII7
'11-091'15
'11-10011
'IS. illl1ll
'11-10118
'11-10118
'11-10110
'11-1007
'11-101'11
'11-1-
'11-10117
'11-1-
'11-101'11
'11-11011
'11-11011
71-11114
71-11141
'11-11AI
'11·11111
'11:11714
71·1UU
71-UII'I 71-11 ..
'll-11111
11·111" 11.WM
11-1GII
71-· ..... :::=
.. IIIII .. ..
11-10111
L IG4L MOTICI --~L~I~GA~L~M07~~71---
« . .1 --. .... :,. ~·:nn. wbl~o, ~.. • , , n.~~7Z
45 1 BtU, boJs, Steyr, blue, lOspd, 27'' 71-0'73!2
46 l BOle, boltS, Raleigh. yellow, 10spd, 27" 71-08689
41 1 Bike, boys, SchWlnn, creen, 1061ld. 21" 71-08743
48 1 Bite, boys, Ralelgfl. gold, lOspd, 26" 71-10809
49 1 Bike, girls, Sears, blue, 26" NB-16578
50 1 Btke, girts, Sears, bta.ct_ 24'' NB-16743
51 1 Bite, boys, Condor, white, lOspd, 26" '12-01094\
52 1 Horae, pla.sUc, electric, blk/whJte 71-10807
56 1 Radio, portable Jullette 71-03910
701 pr.Water 11ds, red/white, 5' 71-05847
71 1 pr.Water aids, Natural Rl.-erl.a, 5' 71-05847
'7Z 1 Sarfboud, white, 6'6" 71-10!18
7S I Boat, lktff, white 6' P84R18
74 I Boot, ..U. wblte/reo, 12' 'IS.CI90Z
75 1 Boat, dlDCbJ, brown/wblte, 8' 71-05427
76 1 Boe.t. I'OW", purple/wblte, lZ' 71-0SUl
71 1 Boat, stltf, whlte/bloe, 6' 71-066!56
78 1 Boat, dLDcbJ, wb.lte/blue, 8' '11-06559
79 1 Boat. di.Dgby, black/white, 12' 71-065&0
8C I Boot, dingily, b<own, 8' 71·01562
82 1 Boat. di.DCbY, brown/wblte, 8' 71..()65&6
83 1 Boat, raft, buff, 8' 71..()6!567
84 1 Boat. &WI', IJ'eetl, 8' 71-07501
85 1 eo.t. san, wbtte/blue, 10' 71.0?502
86 1 eo.t, ayat, wood nrnlsh, to• 71..07503
87 1 Bolt, dlDgby, blue, 8' 71-0781S
88 1 Bolt, dlngtly, white, 8' 71-07868
89 1 Bolt, rafl, wMte/red, 12' 71-085!59
90 1 Boat, row, wMte, 9' 71-08561
91 1 Boat. row, blue/wMte, 8' 71-0858!5
92 1 Boe.t, lt:Uf, blue, 5' 71-088'7.2
93 1 Bolt. lklff, blue, 5• 71.()8929
94 1 Boat. lktff, wldte, 8' 71-09138
95 I Boot. d:llf. blue, 7' 71-09119
H 1 Boe.t, diD&tlJ, bloe, 8' 71...(19884
91 1 Auto stereo, Munts, 4 track NB-1!5865
98 1 AU ll•eo, Troplcaoa_ 4 track NB.169Z5
100 1 AIG llereo, M.lds, 4 track J.JS097
101 1 Atao etereo, Meta, 4-8 traclr: NB-1S66e
101 1 AID) -.reo, Maab, 4 track U.O?Hl
lOS 1 AID) •ereo, MUDtl, 4 tract 71...(18SIIl
104 1 AID) ltlreo, cmc PSooeer, 4 track 71.·11111
, 10!5 1 Alllo ltereo, Dyaatrook, a.reo a track 71.01110
106 1 4a&o ndlo, Cbr}'1Jer, AM w/ltert!O 71.·-SOIU
111 1 Aalo ..,..,. Searl, 4 traelr. NB-11018
11! 1 Aalo ltlreo, Cutable, 4 traelr. NB-UO'll
liS 1 A • ._eo, Searl, f.l tndi: 10..0hel
114 1 A* ltweo, ._..., 4t", 4 traa NB-ltul
115 I ACO ltlreo, ailoiDitlc f'ldk), 4 tract J-ll01S
117 10 storootopoeonrldpo•/C-'10_.
ill 5 -11p0 c:onrSdpo '10.4MN Ill 5 -.. llpO c:onrSdpo w/CUo 70--1
140 I w-.-~-•·PIItu '11-511111 1ta 1 Radio, DOd:lt. ....... _, cr.. n,.oa.eoe
IC I Wotca, -Pullloolilqao, to-r 71.o:HDII
1a I ...... -TioiOI, co-r 71-04111
144 I ar-lol, -·~L_!nldo<t' 14K '11411104
141 1 Ollbaud ..... ...,.~o~~ua~ n.oeoe
141 I C....., -SAM ..0 •
1$1 I ...... dllllll, C-lio '11-
UI I Wotcli, tiiiJiil, -Wblt.o 71-0'10'11
Ul I Wllleli,-C-co-71-0IUI
IM I -.-con..U, Fill 71-01111
Ut I W*'o -IICII. plid 71--
1111 I WaScli,--.-71-11? I ......__Ro81oid,_. 71--7
1111 1 -....,;, n-.-71.-
llt 1 -. -. n-. ""' 71-011'11 Ito I -. -.'TI-.-71-
111 I -. -, La Diu,-71-0'1'111
Ia 1 -.-.......... 71-1
ta 1 ...._ ...._ • n., cbrorne 1 '71_...
1M I -.-.n-.-11-, 1111 I -, -, T-, plid 71-01'11'1
1111 I ..-,-,--. plid 71-
11'1 I ..-,-,1-.eilloao 71.-
.. 1 ... --ItT'S 111Hqelt, a..NWU., ..... ....
Mr•:Aiflfe. tn, .. tsoo•·-·--•
-T 1tM1D11 EIIIIGI 'OORSO\Y, AI' Ill f, lt72 n!!II IE.CDI!I---,. I CO!!OI!A D£L MAlt CAll F,
Meet the candidates
4 ....... tM c::~eciMe._. ett?l•a, flllllewMioaCOUI
Mrs.Gerrie elected by In COOK'S
Home Society Auxiliary CORN ER ..
Kra. Walll.ee Gerrie ot a..
... Bay !lao -·-twoot-
-u tllllf--Allltlary to t11o Chl-·o
111111 wiD ... llold .. ,,,., , ••• ""'·· bn ...... """'-,, tocloJ, A1r1J t, Ill 111o N-II. lltlal ud I" 4 -. , aaor .. Cl Allliua, Ill O..l Tbl lllrMt clfad-41Ddt 11 tbl
Sl. c.-61111.
Tllo Woot l(npon hlll>rooo·
moot"-· Ia --MARIO II loiiDSIIII'IoiiN
N--.. Lldo-ud TO I'UIINT l'lltOGIItAiol ' Ba-Cooao, lo -
Homo Soctoty ot ~
eellbrt.tM Ita ~tb I.DIIJ.YerllJ1
of IW"ftee.
otber oftleera are Mra. ftob,.
ert H~. Ylee-prelldlllt;
lira. Keary L. Jooea, rec:ord. thla GjjOi t-sty to blu tbt 1'bl MldQipmta of Mnport
N-Boleh Cooaell c:aodl-Harbor 111111 "'bool wlllpr-•
I I.Dc MCI'tltar)'; Mrs. Dehrt
Van Onum., cornl!pODdlocsee-
retary; Mrs. Jame1 Murle)',
treuurer; Mra. R&ymood Htt-
&el, taU cbatrmu; Mra. Wtl-
!l&m C. Adl.ma, procrams; Mrs.
dl.... their Atlt muteal proc:ra•
••uwtwutiQOdperameat tor Q.e ,euc at 7:30p.m.
•• m..t pt t.olt'l!l," Mid 11111 fi:btly. Aprtl 7, lD tbl
MUtt Jotua.. Pl'tllidtat of the bleb ICbOol tudltortum.
Improytlftlllt AUD., ta txt.ad• The taDd 1J made up tnc u 11rt1tattoa to .. ..,_. top mualctau Ud -•···~
tn tbe eomm•tJ to eotM to Sbawa Wood.'Muy of tbeMld ..
the pal>lc -· -.. will be &rlld•llllr thla To ret to tiM Ntwport Sbores Jtu; tbu th1l wtll be their
\.IGAL NOTIC!
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Notice 11 btrebJ ctYeD tblt
tbt PIUidDc CommtJ.Doo oftbe
CIIJ ofNnport BO&I'b will bold
a pubUe hll.riAc oa1M appu.ca.
tim or Erhu Ged1k, Errun
Geell.l IDd Antboi:IJ Daleo tor
a u .. , Permit No. 1595 oo
property b:ated at 1100 We.t
Coa.t Htatnraftopermttaeoclt-
tall ~. !lYe ......... meat,
aDd ~lDC lD con)oDct.loo wttb
a 115 seat restaurant loeated
wtthln ZOO feet of a dweltlDg
cUstrtet.
Notice II hereby further giYen
th&t aid pablle beartnc will be
held '"' tho 10th clay of -'1>11~
1971, at tho -of 7:10 P.M.
ln the C~l Cllamben of tbe
Newport s.eb City Hall, at
which time Ud l*eeuy aDd all
per80011 lllt•Htect may appear
aDd be t.rd tweoa..
Jaeldt H.U.., Secretary
Newport S.eb City
PlalmlJic Commtulon
Pablllll: April IS, 1972, in the
Newport Kar1:lor Eutp.
flaal pvfarmuee.
TM procram will eoutst ot
d&Dee ttDt1 ftom the 30's aDCI
aomt roek.
ho amaU 11'0\1)8, "Mac
Bach" &Dd a "pep b&Dd," dt·
rected by Pal Wlntama, will
alto parttctpate.
Tickets can be obta.1ned at
the ....,. lor so<;.
MEIA FUCHSIA SOCIETY
MARKS ANNIVERSARY
April will marlt tbe Z4tb an..
lllversary of the Costa Mesa-
Bay ClUes branch of the Na -
tional Fuchsia Society. Lem
Downs, president, will preside
at the Aprtl 10 meeting. am
Rlelt Ross will Introduce the
pest speaker, Paul Keaster,
past president. His topic will
be ''GroomlDg and care ofsbow
pUb."
A .!JOCial and refreshments
period will to now, b.lctillgltted
by a birthday c.ate. There wtll
be door prizes for members
and CQeSts. The meeting starts
at 7:30 p.m. and will be beld
at the Amerlean Legtoo Hall,
5155 W, 18tb St., Costa Mesa.
ASSI GNING TABLES for the April 29 Anplltol de Oro ball at tbe Blllboa Ba)' Club are,
from left, Mrs. Reed Bauman ot Linda late, asalatant ia'l'!.ta.tlool cbairman; Mrs. George
Yule of the Bluffs, reservauocs chairman, IJid W:ra. Rocer E. Turner of L1Dda Isle,
tn'l'!.tatlons chairman, Reservations wtll close AprU 15, (Enatca photo.)
Ontd l&Dcl, lDYUaUona, ud
Mu. lluoo Roe, eommuntty
tntormatim.
Mrs. Gerrte hu appo1Dted
Mrs. Gerry L. Sbol't tn etarce
of YOluateera; Mra. James
Gary, boaess; Mrs, lra SmUh,
&e&tslaU••: Mrs. Dooald Swed-
ltmd, te~; Mrs. TerreU
L. Root. rOIIter; Mrs. w. Pbe~s
Mertetel. memorial liftl; Mrs.
Her ben W. Kalmblell, Ills-
tor laD; aDd Mrs. Robert Unger ,
Pllotocr&Pby.
LlcaL NOTICI Re servations pour in for ball
NOTICE OF P UBLIC HEARIN G
By Mr s. Wendell M. Jones on plans. One Important II'~ Mrs, Georce L. Woodford Jr., Notice 11 hereby given that
First come •• ftrst c_holce. compUed the cuest Ust sC-president, and Mr. Woodford the Plaldl1ng Commission ott De
That means, of course, nrst mltted by members, then wroce are hOsting several tables. City of Newport Beach wtll hold
to respond to the tnYUatloos the invttatloos, preferabl)' wttb Others wtth reserntloos are a pubUe heartor on theappuea.
recently mailed to the AngeUtos a member sponsor. the Charles Wheelers, Peter tlon or PacUlc Coast Mfg. Co.,
de Oro ball will be gtven their Cha.lrman of tnYitatloM aDd H. YOWlp, Robert Meserves, Golf Dt'l'!.sloo tor a Use Per mit
choice of table locatton In the ftrst assistant wereMrs.Ropr Verne Oudteys, Dr. aod Mrs. No. 1594 OD property located
order they are received by E. Turner and Mrs. Reed G. Dean Q. Waddell, the A. 1.. at Z301 W:esa Drive, Newport
Mrs. Georce Yule, r esern.ttoo Bauman. Others he_,tnc were WUl:lams, the ThOmas K. Sta£1-Beach, to permit a maintenance
chairman. The ball wtu be held' Mrs. William HolstelD, ball llDcera, Nelli Da'l'!.ses, wuuam and equtpmeot yard and 6 Doles
April Z9 at the Balboa Bty chairman; Mrs. WUllam P. Btrrys, Gleodoo H. Roberts, of a 9 hOle aotf course and
Club. Ficker, Mrs. Charles S. Joseph Caners. The Donald driY1nf range to be located In
There Is an old song, "After Tllomas, Mrs. R. J. stodciar<f. Woodwards are llosttng senral an unclusUled zone.
the ball Is over ," but wnat and Mrs. Alex Robertaoo. tables. others are the Hugh Notice 1s hereby further given
about "Before tlleba.llbeglns"? And now comes the great ef-Wt1Cflts, the C. v. Pleketpa, tbat said pubUc hearing will be
It means betore the ball be-fort to please everyooe wttb Bayard Ryden. E. H. Skinners, held 011. the 20th c!ay of April,
gins all 50 active members of the table location Jlked best George c. Scotts, the Chester 1972:, at the hour of 7:30P.M.
"AngeUtos" are much involved and with just the companions F. Sallsburys, Douglas c. In the Council Chambers of the
1---------------------------------, most eoogenlJ.I. TlllsYWyeom-Llechtys, James A. Murleys, Newport Beach City Hall, at pllcated game 1n human rea-Normae c . Walkers, Peter which time a.od placeanyand all
lions is chalrm&Ded by Yrs. RothchHds, the Don Ayres, per !ODS interested may appear MR. MAYOR , WHY DID YOU ?
WANT THIS IN NEPORT BEACH •
"You wanted a free-
way last year. You
signed the pro-free-
way ballot argument.
Yule (Margo). To rhyme wtth Harry Bakers, Edward Sharps, alld be beard thereon.
her name she has just ooe Harry c. Youngers. Jackie Heather, Secretary
rule: namely -· the reserva-The Spencer T. Honlgs are Newport Beach CitY
tlons to get tn ftrst cet tlrst hosting a la.r~ table, as are Ptannlnc Commission
choice. After that, oo matter the Roger Turners. others are PubOsb: Aprtl 6, 1972, ln the
how distinguished t,~~e ~ the V, P, Bakers, the Richard Newport Harbor Ensign.
and hOw many the tables wllb-Berteas, the William D. Lusts,
ed, the choices follow ahrays Sydney P. Bartletts, Donald
on what ls left. Fortuoately Starlings, llosts to Clyde Me-HEW MARtHE DIRECTORY
the taste in what Is the best Dermot aoo Jean M e~. The Jack Barnett, executive man-
table varies. Some Uke It Quiet WaHer J. Hesnaults, tile Mar -ager of the Newport Harbcx
aDd tn a corner and to some sllaU Ne ldeckers, the JOhn F. Chamber of Commerce, an-
onty on the edge of the danct. Porters and the Charles s. nouoces the reprinting of the
floor wUI do. Thomues are hOsting tables. marine service and lnforma-
To neryone the Angelltos otber names ill an the War-t10il dlrectory for the Harbor
de Oro ball Is the se.asoa's reo YalldllD.s, Bruce Cnrys, area. The ln1Ual prtnUng was
erown1o.g social ennt, aDd at-Edward C.mmle, Alice Walter, m&d•ln ftbraarT, 1~9.
ways the dobatton to Big Henrietta BarDes aDd the Junes The directory was compUed
Brothers of 0rance Couaty J.s F. BII.J:ts, the WeDdell M, b)' the marine dl~aton of the
o, March Zl In the Dower
Sbor es hOm'! of Mrs. IQymond
Httzel, the foUow!ng 10 oew
pro•lsionals of tbe Au·cttlary
were tw:lnored at a hmcneoo:
Mml!s. James R, Austin. Doo-
akl L. Hall, Rudolph Baron,
James C. Olyle, RObert Hamill,
Peter E. Kenny, W~Ibur M!Us,
Henry Stotsenberg, Gary WJtll
and Rhoda Linder .
HOSTE SSIH G lECTURES
Orange Coast eventngconece
Is presenting a four-part wo-
men's lecture series entitled,
"The creative hostess," be-
ginning today, April 6, 1n the
Island House at Newport Cen-
ter. The series wtll meet 9:30-
11 :30 a.m. on Thursdays
through April 27. There Is DO
tuttton charge and ladles may
register at the lecture.
rtllow .....,_ .... :
1 am._ -lao -It"
-.--.TIQwiU
be my flrll: Hme 'f'CII1ar
lor a N-Boacb CtlJ
C.-tlmu.
I t.m uld.Dc JOU to 'tOte
for Det COOk, C&IIIMita
for tM Mewport BtaebClty
COUIIell.
Dee Cook ia a prot'tll
leader Ill our CIIJ. Ria
ID.YOlnmeti 1D cit1cl1falta
haa been a rell ~tloa
to me auftrat-Ume.-oter.
Dee Cooi wiU be Im-
mediately ptoduettYe be-
cause of tds put eJperl·
enee as a member of tht
Newport Beach City Coun-
cil, where he served 111
·~n.
D~ CO()k nas ctven of
btl time to ICQIAJDI and
adYiae many of us • -u
new voters •• of the sertous
re.sponslbllltles we Share
lD assurtn1 ftOOd and ef.
fectt.-e government.
I ur~ au DeW Yoters
lD Newport Beach to Yote
for the BEST, MOST
QUAUFIED candidate to
serve us oo the City Coun.
ell.
Vote April 11 Ill Vote
for Dee Cook Ill
Ron Robles
jP.o.cooK i x I
Sav e Newport
or Newporters
VOl! APRIL 11
T A XE'S HURTING ??
VOTF. A.PR I L liTH FOR THE
• -"WATCH-DOG OF THE CITY BUDGET"
\ ELECT HARVEY D.
PEASE 00
P'mP'LI'S CAMD'DATI fi'OR COUNCIL
,.LET'S PUT' THE POWE?R SAC«
IN HANDS OF THE! TAXPAYER ..
DRPARTMaNT
OPIM "TIL 1.00 P' ••• ,.IDA't'S
"I circulated Free-
way Fighter peti-
tions. I believe the
coast freeway would
destroy our city!'
at least a third of Btg Brothers' ;·:·~·~ .. :·~· ~E~d1rt~o~F:·~s:t .. ~ns~J~r-~C:ha~m~ber~~~~o-~pro~•l~d:e~lll:l~or~ma~-j~1~8~1~6~NIW=~~POil~~~~~~~~C~O~=~~~T~A~J=(=D=~A~ll total budpt. aDd the Cbester Brabyns. Uon to all boat enthuaststs.
Wtth music by Joe Mosbe)''!l
orchestra aDd decorations more
beautiful than ever UDder the
chairmansl\lp of Mrs. Mark
Soden, the reservauons a.re
pouring in. Halt of the desired
300 have already been re-
ceived. Flrst to arrive, re-
serving two tables, were Mr.
and Mrs. John R. Waters aDd
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P,
Walker; se<:ODd, Mr . and Mr s.
John Lawson; thtrd, Mr. aM
Mrs. Ernest c. Sa.fttg, each
with two tables:
Paul Ryckoff cANDIDATE FOR NEWPORT
BEACH CITY COUNCIL; REQUESTS YOUR CONFI·
DENCE AND YOUR VOTE ON APRIL 11. HE WANTS
TO BRING A POSITIVE LEADERSHIP TO THE CITY
COUNCIL THAT WILL LISTEN--AND THEN ACT.
others with early reserva-
tions are the Mosely Jooeses,
Edward A. PeUegrtns, Lou
Turners, Mrs. Prtcllla M. Met.
!.ott, Mr. and Mrs. John F.
BlsllOp, a.od John R. Luelles,
Robert GugrenDetms. The WaJ.
ter W, Crutteoden 's true re.
served a large table, which
seems to be growing. C &l~
Is Gold Book ed.ltor this year.
Mrs. Wllllam Holstein, bl.ll
chairman, aDd Mr. Holstein and
ENDORSED BY :
St..-e Atwvd
Kenoy ADMI'aoo
Anplo Anna
W:attha Aawtler
S, T. BUtWbl
Allu Beet
Carroll Seek
Urbu 8eh
Wardlluter
Harrtet Bemus
Bruce Bll.eltman
Eric 81-.rnke
Erant Bordler
IIII'J Breea
Fra.t* Brit
Lue:JU. Bwpr
R-B•Ior
Wallace ~llolld
Bqc-..
E-Cballlbon
WallorCiart otctc-. _c._
Pllllllp Cornell a-..coz ..-..c-AUcoc-
-0....,
Wllllata I. DoooYu
llarOIIatl.-old
Batllon-
llar)Orlo Ell-. R*F-S•J'IcW
LJio P1111J -om. "--~au•• ...... aan ... --smllolllop --, ... no
, •••• 1 ·--
Tom Houston Robin Reese
Tom Hyans Rutb E. Rlcnwtne
Btll Jackson Robert D. Rtes
Del JohOSOll Frank Robinson
M. C, JohnSon Jr. Bob Rogt!rs:
A. Vtocent Jorcensen Howard Rocers Jr.
Velma Jordon Herman Romm N I ed s
Tom Kilcoyne Joseph Rosener Jr. eW YW
~~r:.~.~~:~ ~~::'~~~ live in C.M.
Robert Knutsen Fred ScMelder Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kasparek
Walter J. Koch Harry Selling of N-Shor t'S aanounce I La JobD Shea .... _. •
ames ws the marriage or their dauctlt•, Dorothy l..aJJ.er N lcholas Shlshlcoff lllebele, lo RaJph Henry GrlfllD.
Mrs. R..lbert Le!lau Oooa.k! Sloper son. of Mr. aod Mr s. LHUe B'w Lem Zoe Smith • er Grllftn of Newport Beach. E la1De Llnboft c lark Somers Tbe small fllmll)' ...-.ddl.nc
K tart Loewe Barbara Stabler toot place at the bty&CDt home
Bob ~ WUUam strcq) of Mrs. J•noe Pltten-r oa • ··--Oorls Stmdvla.nd -v MUlDe....,...,....,..,.., Jobn S'wa.ln Wednelday, Mueb !9. Tbe
Betty Jaoe Lf"DCb coaple were au-led b)' Stl'fe James B. U:aeteDsle Rlebard Taylor Reese u best ITWI IDd s ..
Juet Martseal Mrt, C, N. Tblela.D Reeee wu maid of bNot.
cleo Ma.ra!lst Roben Ublllt Tbt ~ were perbmed
William Mart1D Robert J, Vail by tbe R ... O.U Km.. of
Jolla MatMrs Ropr VIMeP'lft tile Gudeo Gron Cbarcb ol
FJohDCIMcCue Htrbert Wa!Nrc Christ.
Wiley Mdiatr Jaelr; Walter K•-GIIQD l.Dd Sud)' GrtfftD ~~~~ M McGtlli M 0 Bart.ra Walters ~"' ..,.,... • s, • · aaa.ted wllh tbt recfiiiHOII.. Out st .... Mtteatf Duld Wells of ton puts IDe bided Wr.
KartO Miles John WerUe ud Mrs.. Rebert Kl1qeGiml.tb
Dtdl M-e BarWa Wbtte !>om 8 ....... ~at v .. MOIIIalealt:o Stroller Wbtte the bride; Mra. ZICD Grlfllll
OttY• E. Onrsetb Ruth Wldtn.y from Boroa ud Mr. ud Mra..
Ru C. 0wtt. TbomU wtedtma.n LM Brtmmtr'frromCoMaM-.
11ar1oo Para. William R. Wltco~ .......,.._.,tho rroom. ud
lla..S.ce ParoW RQ WtUlams Jtrr/ Callta from Tftey ~---JadJ wu.. Tllo -............. !~~--WWI&m C. Wlolor .,.._.., -"-tl&r--TOO)' Wolcolt 11or .... --Tiley wiU re--p t _ •• , St•UarWollllr. -~~~~~-pw_.._ FrulC. Woodlr.
-._ Kollla-an Of -I DIMIIU II. E.._ .:Oci-u 1(-Prtoclo P~Wood-lh T11o le~CllJ<I-
.....,._ llonlaoJI. Tudlo7 --wlllllollold-·
.,., AprU n. " • ,. .......... Vote April 11 -: PAUL RYCKOFF X :-=.:..:....:..,'-~ l--~~---=~~~~!:::::::~~~~~~~----------J ~ ~~-a... ' ....... t'll-1111 II lot ... I .... -Ill' ,_,.._... llnct'll
•
}OIN US AT OUR 37th ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION ...
AND RECEIVE A GIFT PAINTING OF THE WESTERN
WHITE HOUSE FROM A LOUISE LEYDEN ORIGINAL
HONORING OUR BANNER YEAR O F GRO WTH AND PROGRESS -Laguna Federal Savings now r~ks
as the 250th largest uvings and loan a~soc1ation 1n the n;t.tK'~n. advancin(t I 9 places thi1 past year. We owe It ~
t you' Please come and celebrate with us ~ We havc a p1cturr-fllled !Ouvenir hrochure fo r you. A.nd, as I~~. :nni~rsary gift . every visitor will ht presented w1th a fu ll<\.,l\lt. 1 t\" " 20'' lil~og.raph of Lou1se Leyden • od
painting of the Western White House, commJS~Jontd in honor of our H th Anniversary.
Enjoy Pany Rdrc:~hmenl!. al O ur Open HouS(' in All 3 Offices
Monday, April3through April 10 -I :00 P.M. 'til Closing Time
Hosted by 1M Soroptomists of Laguna BeBCh. the Laguna Nip I Art As.5oc:tatioa.
LACUNA NICU£L IRANCR
3 Monudl &.y P\aza
South lA ..... Calli. 9'2677
Te..,..._, 4111-UOI
'
Eutem Star Chapter No. !5 24 of San Oemcote.
ClTia W•ld -.. _U loam It tllowD .... lt RlWtddo, .vo-.
TIM bi.JlttbiU pllyera were tx.ted to a Jtlat diMer al tht old western town by the
Pbotalx S1Ju IDd other IIJOUOI'lDI lfO •• Tbt Ora.ap COUDty repa at lbe toarDty
Included, lett to rlcht, Br• Tom Could, ec.ch Taru YOWll, Cree Pblllpl;,
Mart t.ooc (beb!Dd Cree), Dl.n Brockmeyer, Rlch Branning (lD froat of
DaYe~ Jim Clblo, Jerry ..,.. Lany Tolle. (VIe O!Jaloll~~
..
• I
NIYPOaT ·MISA
SPORTS SCENE
WITW YIC OPAL'.
All ltftrotiiDc tnct -moot .. tllllt tnct -• II ttdt Wotk wtlh -Alii. ID· ., ....... CliUonla.-8ot" n4IDc Newport, Co* 11-Htt 11u biiio -'"<ullr II
tnnll lo Loo Allmtto., Et-tho btrdlol, t11o 110, 440 ...
tucll u ll J!apolll ..,.. r-.. 110, plot oaehorltltllllo llarllllr
tala V&lleJ&t Coroaa del Yu. retlJ te&m to'80me come rr.
AU &eUoo tlku '"Place todly, behlDd 'W1.1111. Bob Hunl bU
April &, 1t1tb eome eactptloaal been eqallJ eftteUYe l)r tbl
clocii1Ap 1D proil)eet tor the Salah u he bU no the .110
.Preps after a Weft tay..off, to Z%.0, the 440 1D 47,5 ud,
· Culo Tolt1 Ud JoM M.lltl the 880 1t1 1:53.8, Hopett 18 lite CorOM. a 1troo1 lldr)' just a shade beb!Dd Harrel'l YOuR CYP-£KSJ:GN tpOrta t•m of 1S f8U' old Jeft
ln tbl IPf'lat& Ud Howard tlmts, aDd lt wW be quite Wlleoll, Hated at left, aDd lpOI'ta editor Vic ~. at
Royster con''DJMa td1 &IAult a cnore b' Tar coaeb Bob riPt, r..c1 Jet! Mvpby of the PhoellU Glaette ShOOt tb1l
oa the dbcu records ror Co-HaUeJ to declde tbe apota to photo wttb CUif Lippert of the LOI Ancetea JwUor I..&.Uu,
rooa. rtm YerAtlle Matt. who ftDIIbld MeODd lD the Workt Serle• butebll tourDey
Till Saota Alla-Nnport meet The SaDta Aa1 IPtf!dsters In Pboealx. Kelly Puts of Cuop Puk Ia ltaod1Dt behiDcl
wtU 11b0W oil a .... a1 1M are loaded u Ullal &Dd wtll Jeff, CUff Uppert performed 1D the Stn Feroaado Valley
problblJ top the Tua tn all baa-ball eonfereoee u a member of tile Northtldp
cUYlaloos ma1n1y tbrougb tbe1r KatgtJia IDd ns Dtmed mcnt n.luable player at the World
a~rtor aprtnt streartf\ bUl Series tourney.Sporta editor Vlc'-lek helped orpnlze the
there wtU be pleoty of JtaDd-san Ferraando conference IDd aervect u pubUctty cnrector
otfs that eoukl &0 either way. for the c:oafereoee and for the Northrldp AtbletJe Club
Terry Albritton wUI be oul to prior to eomtng to Orange COUDtJ..
l:r~"J.::t~~:;~:~:~ BASEBALL HIGHLIGHTS
ttme. Terry ts roundtng Into Tbe baaet.U schedule for Westen coUecteo 9 hits ott
shape aDd just starUng to peak Friday bU Estancta hosting Nell Burt tor tbelr tlrst win
with 10me gtpntlc series that Magnolia wtth Corona del Mar of the young season as Harbor
promise of greater marks to at Fountain Valley and Los went down by a 6-1 marctn
come. Alamitos at Costa Mesa. New-Tuesday. The Tars collected
The Harbor r elay team can't port Harbor travels to Santa 6 hits and played error.less
depend ~ MaH Hogsett to Ana In Sunset leaBUe action. ball but the Pioneers banged
overcome those 10 and 15 yard Edlsoo remained on top of out 9 bUs for their best per-
handicaps this week as Harrel the Irvtne league staD<tings as formance of the year.
and company just don't let IC> the result of tbelr 6-3 wtn Western and Laora are co-
In COOK'S
CORNER ..
P'ellowlf ..... WI:
l am Mr.. Wan•
Wol•rt •• -... motMr of tbftt dl....,t,
.... 11, 14 ud u.
We .. ,, Uf'td &I tbl
Broadmoor Harbor VIew
Htlll ~~euoo ot corooa dtl
Mu a thlputflftJarl.
I wloh 1o _.. lo ,..
on behalf of DN Coot,
tbe mo.R EXPERIENCED,
QUAUP'lED eaDdldate tor
the Newport Beach Ctty
Counc:U. Det Cook 11 u
INDEPENDENT caDiildale
who wtU be a F ULL-TilC'!
COUIIC:IImu. He hlulftJI
beto a ltaunch 11CJPC)rter
of BETTER SCHOOLS 1ft
Newport Beacb.
I hi.YI pereoo.a.lly ob·
se"td Dee't h1ctJ dtP'••
of lntelltpnce &nd abllltJ'
to understand and tolYe
maoy complex problema
while sentoc on the City
Council In the suttes. We
a.re most torttmate to have
a man such as Dee Cook
offer his services to our
City.
Dee Cook's past contri-
butions have made Newport
Beach a better place lD
which to Uve, We're rotor
to vote for Dee Cook on
April ll. We hope you wtll
tool
Mrs. Warren Waters
In the stretch. Harrel and Tony Tuesday over Corona tn a leaders In the Sunset league I p. 0 . CO 0 K I X I
Kryr.osclac g:ue Orange County ragged game that saw a total a.t 3-0, Anaheim and Marina . _ .
a 1-Z nntsh In the state ftnals of 7 errors belnc committed are tied for therunner-upspots
last year at the UCLA Ta.rtan by the z teams. Edison's Mlke with 2-1 records. Harbor and Save Newport
traek. with Tooy putting on a Alba checked Corona with 2 Western are both 1-2. Santa
ttntshtnr ktck that justdldoYer-bits. EcUsoo collected only 4 Ana and RunUngton Beach trail for New port era
hau l Harrel. Both Hogsett and hits otf the Corona hurlers but with 0-3 marks.
Harrel have been vttual one-the errors were the difference. VOTE APRIL 11
of specialization, so It Isn't for the season.
lliiRD GRE.t.T WEEK
COACH TARAS YOUNG talks to Ws players durtng a World Sertes ttme-out at me 1MK1
Cities vs. Kansas contest, which the locals won 67 to 37. Seated, taking a breather,
are, ten to right, Greg PhiUps, No. 10; Mark Long, No. 52, and Jerry Lawrence, No. !4,
Standing, left to right, are Dave Broc kmeyer, Brent Kruse, Larry Taite, coach Young,
Doug Eccles. Tom Gould, Jim Gable (behind Tom), and Ri ch Branning. (Photo by Jetr
Wilson.)
man track teams In this era Edison Is 3-0 and Corona 1-2 LIGAL MOn~~E:· ~;,~~~~~~;~~~
very often that you see a con-Estancia got a s Uck one-NOTICE OF PUBLIC
trontatlon such as Ulls. h..ltter from Jim Postel tor 6 Notice Is her eby given that LEG.t.L NOTtCE
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
AMENDMENT NO. 319
Notice Is hereby given that
the Planning Commission of the
City ot Newport Bea ch will
.,.. hold a public hearing on Amend-
~-~-"W'-'s' ment No. 319 Init iated by the IUl'JIIIIJI) niiiiJ Planning Commission which
vtUfY The Mi1tiJ!r proposes to amend a portion
MNURS W'lflrHtfenT or Dlstrlcllng Map No. 9 rcom
a C-1 District to an R-2 Dis~ l!.'~;£,;. COlO~ --tr!Ctj speclflcally Lots 18
SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. through ZO, and the northerly
CONTINUOUS SUN . ~ P'.M. 12.5 feet of Lot 21 of Block
COMING NEXT WEEK• 219; Lots 4 through 12 and
"HOSPITAL" & "SUNDAY Lots 18 throu-27 of Block
ILOO SLIM " ~" -=::=-' !ZO; :lOCI Lots 4 through 8 of = Block Z21, Secuoo A or New-
port . Beach Tract )Oeated at
208-210-212 2oth Street; Z09
thru 2Z5 20th Street; 202 thru
220 21st Street and 208 thru
217 21st Street, Newport Beach ,
Califor nia .
DnUSIYI IHAIIIIQft'
9CIS TltJftSOAY AP111l 6
.Dtt WAN "'TNI COWIOTI"
AI. SO · JAMES GARNEtt
IN "Sill lAME"
STARTS FRIDAY
APRil7
Notice Is her eby further gi ven
ttat said public hearing will be
held on the 20t h day of April,
1972, at the hour of 7:30 P.M.
In the Council Cha mbe r s or
the Newport Beach Cit y Hall, at
which tl me and place any anr1 a II
persons Interested may appear
and be hearrl thereon.
Jackie Heather, Secretary
Newport Beach Ci t}'
Planning Commission
Publish: April 6, 1972, In the
Newport Harbor Ensign.
LEGAL MOTICI
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HE AR IN G
Notice Is hereby gi ven that
the Planning Commission of the
City or Newport Bear:h will hold
a public hearing on the appUca-
tlon of Shark Island Yacht Club
lor a Use Permit So. 1 5~2 on
property lor..ated at 1353 Ba;·-
slde Drive, Newport Beach,
CaUl., to permit the temporary
estabUshment of a yacht club
with on-sale alcoholic bever-
ages In the C-1-H District.
Notice Is hereby further gt ven
that sat!1 pubUc hearing will be
held on the 2oth day of April,
1972, at the hOur of 7:30P.M.
In the Counctl Chambers of the
Newport Beach City Hall, at
which time aDd placeany and all
persoos interested may appear
and be hea.r!1 thereon.
Jackie Heather, Secretary
Newport Beaeh City
Planning Commtsstoll
~:;;;;;;;;;;:;;:~Ptlbllab: Aprll 1972, LD the
SOU TH COHST
LAST NOMiiTED FOR
World series report • • • Innings and Ron Urn son hurled the Planning Commission otlbe
Before we forget It, that was a httless ?th IDnlng to give City of Newport Beach will bold
a fine track program at Jules the Eagles a 7_0 win over a public hearing of the appuca ..
The CaUfornJa teams con -and Tom Gould right at Ule Gage and his track bOosters c osta Mesa. Estancia raHied Uon of Jean D. Wlllmas and
llnued their dominance of the 6' mark. put out for the Beach ClUes out 7 hits and are tied with Jean R. Maxey tor a Use Per-
National Boys Basketball World We had a lot ot help from Relays. It was a •ery pro-Los Alamitos at 2 wins aM mit No. 1593 on property to-
Ser ies In Phoenix when the Jules Gage and Mike Derby fe sslonal aM will probably be one loss.SantaAnaVaUeyholds cated at 420 Iris Avenue, Co~
Los Angeles Stars defeated the from Newport Harbor wUh the one of the best you will see down the 2nd spot with z wins rona del Mar, to permit the
Los An~les Junior Lakers 81-uniforms and equipment. Also during the entire season, In-one Joss and one tie. ' sale or ,beer and wine In coo-
69 In the ftnals at the PhoenU from Bob Granger of the New-c iOOtng the CIF semis and Newport Harbor DOW 1 ·2 Junction with a restaurant lo-
Junior college gym last Satur-port Beach Park and Rec de-finals, so there was a tre-wtll attempt toeven'thelr lea~ cated within 200 teet ofadwell-
day. partment who provided the mendous amount of work and r ecord tomorrow against santa lng district.
The Elmhurst, New York, gyms · !or the practice ses-preparation tor the nntshed Ana. The Salnts are 0_3• Noti ce Is her eby further given
team out-gunned Herb Blan-slons. product, Jules and Mike Derby that said pubUc hearing will be
chard's Portola funlor hlgtl The Beach CUtes team had or Harbor both helped our Beach LEGAL MOnel! held on the 20th day of April,
school cagers from San Fran-Jerry Lawrence and Mark Long C IUes-Phoent~ bound basket-1972, at the hOur of 7:30 pM
c isco 91-82 In the battle for from Marina, Tom Lloy trom ball team wtth their equipment NOTlCE OF PUBLIC HEARlNG In the Council Chambers ofth~
the 3rd and 4th place spots the Edl90n trosh team, Tom problem and deseirt'e a ttr Ne.tlc:• -4B ~aMY given that Newport Baaeh Clt1 Hall at
In the tournament. Gould and Gr eg Phillips trom thanks trom t~ boys, •bo the P~ ce,mmlssloo of the which time aQd place any and all
Otu Newport Beach entry the Co rona del Mar trosb; Rich looked Uke a team of champions C!ty orrt~n 8Mch wiU hold persons lnterested may appear
routed the Ove rlaod Park, Kan-Bra~mtng, Larry Taite, and Jim aDd acted Uke It also. a pubUc bearing on theappUca-and be heard thereon.
sa s, team In the opening rouoo Cable trom Huntington Beach; Brothy prep In Phoenll tlon of Dooald J. SchoU and Jackie Heather, Secretary
67-47 as Jim Cable poured In Dave Brockmeyer, Doug Eccles serves as the practice gym Co. for a Use Permit No. 1537 Newport Beaeh City
18 polnts, Jerry Lawrence had and Brent Kruse tron~ New-for our Orange County entry on property located at the south-Plann1ng Commission
8 ACADEMY
NO .. NAnONS
16, Tom Lloy lO,RichBranning port Harbor . ErnJeVandeweghe In the Phoenix World Series easterly corner of Hospital Publlsh: April 6, 1972,
9 and Dave Brockmeyer 7. The Jr. represented the local team and coach Taras Young and Road and SI.C)erlor Avenue, to Newport Harbor Ensign.
Kansas team had won the state In the 13 year old divis ion of crew were minutes Late for permit the establishment ot a !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
AA U tournament and then com-the one on one contest and their photo appolntmeot at the 138 Wtlt addJUon to the Ver-
petE'(t In a 4 state tournament reached the seml-nnals. Phoenix college gym dter one sallies on Bluft at Newport
at Oklahoma City to become Jeff Wilson, 13, the little of their sessions. A mass plc-Planned CommunJty.
eligible for the Phoenii tourna-high-jumper from Kaiser, was lure of all Z4 teams was taken Notice Is hereby fUrther given
ment. our color man oo the mike onthe openlngdayotthetourna-that satdpubllc beartnrwlllbe
Ttl€ Beach Cities team, aDd helped with the photography ment and the omctals 1n charge held on the 20th day of April,
coached by Taras Young, the of the various games. Jeff took did quite a jOb OYer-aU. Brothy 1972, at the hour of 7:30P.M,
former HarbOr eager now at over the mike for the semis was the site or the '71 tOW'ney In the Cotmcll Chambers of the
Golden West, displayed a lot and llnals when we were shoot-but 2 gyms were needed this Newport Beeeh City Hall, at
of poise but needed more prac. lng the action aDd he did a year to accommodate all Z4 which Ume and place any and all
t1 r:e games to utiUre the talent rtne job. · entries. persons lnl:erested may appear
of the bOys on the SQIJid. They The boys on all the teams Your Ensign sports editor and be beard thereon.
r1 ropped their nextgame,61-44, lncllldlng New York Nevada had charge of the game an-Jackie Heather, Secretary
to the Los Angeles Junior Colorado, Kansas, New Mex~ nouncemeots and Introductions. Newport Beach City
Lakers, the San FernandO Val-leo, MlMesota, Mellco, Ari-Our 13 year okt assistant, Jeff Plana1ng Commission
ley conference aU-star team. wne and California were OOsted Wilson from Kaiser ftlled ln PubUsh: Aprtl 6, 1972, In the
The Junior Lakers bad Glenn at the Rawhide Reservation lnD beautttully aM dld ~ nne job Newport Harbor Enstgn.
Man, one of the san Fernando outs1de ot Scottsdale for a si.C)er of game announcing durtog the
Valley super coaches In the steak dlooer Tuesday night. ft.nals and semis. Jet! Murphy,
youth conference, as their Dick Van Arsdayle and Moe the cub sports reporter from
mentor, and he had the ad. Layton ot the Phoeob:SWlS were the PhoenlJ: Gazette, also as-
vantage of working with his some of too guests, that also slsted wtth some of the games
team several weets longer than InclUded Ernie Vandeweghe and aDd enn Jhot some photos at
Young had wtth the Orange Hot Rod Htmtley, the former the awards presentatlonJ at
County team. This san Fernando Laker. MacDooakts after tbe tourna-
Valley team came from the ALUMNI WILL HONOR ment tloals Saturday. Wttb eo
• • •• • j •• • •
' NE\VPORT
., (' -'
.. I , I . ' •. ,f
Youth Baskett. II Conference 1n STANFORD TEN HI STS many states repreNOted It wu
the valley thatlhadtbepleasure stanford alumni will Dooor a chance In a Ufetlmt tor the IIAT!S FOR O.ASSIFIED ADS
of asslstlng In Us formation members 01 the highly ranked young bl.sketllall players to 1 Tl•
a few years back ak:lng wtth match \It aptnst the best ta ll)-1o l-Leon Fenwtck and other basket-Stanford tennis team at a I'Und-the country • • •a ...... M~.... -
I». II oriented leaders. The ftrst ra,,111Lang butf:t~ dlhnoehor ou,ty.,at While Phoentz did a cooc1 21 __. • 30 _. ··~-2.00
W Ids I ha I N lh e runa uo:ac meo r • ...,. 31_. .... ._. 100 or er es c mp on, or ; aDd M Wlllta L P Ira ,.,.. on the tounament onr-all, · M ...
2TI-•
1,111 s.oo c.oo
.10
3·TI .. •
100 c.oo s.oo
.15 ridge, was a member of thls Jr. atr~·:30 p.m~ this~~-there Juat weren't the II*!· IE-' ..,.....,..,...._M .OS
confer ence. day Aprtl 8 tatora that tuch bas~D • FOR SALE ........... ~~~~--··•·······•···'::..!
The Los Angeles Stars de-Aton w1ih Stanfor d rtA:.pla.yeu of tbla caltbtr de-==-:-::---=------1 FOR RENT
feated the New York team 89-alumDI~ members of the~-ae"ed. We wtU co aiont wtth MOBILE bome, turntahed. 1965 s;;:E:::VE=.R::A:cL:-co-m'-m-e-r-cla:-:-1..,..-c:-p-ro--
72 In the semis and. the Junior ford team wtll play 1D a beneOt Dr. Ernte Vaodewflbe'J sur-50' 1 10' double expudo. feutoaal otnces • from $'75
Lakers turned back San Fran-toaroament from 10 a m to cesttoo that tbe toarlllmenl be Nice adult put. CloM to ~ -on North Newport Bl,d.
claco ln the other seml-tlr».l 3 P m the oext da s·unda trauterred to Lu Vep.a or oceu. &U-1162. appc:~Gte Hoal' Hospital. Jotm
pme to mate It an aU-Caltf-' • y, '/, 10me ott1er sUe t:n-a ehalap v 1, 64& '75
ornJa nnale for the 3rd stralgtlt !r::.~ 9'.,nat:::!,NrtwpOI 8 rthApartp -Dr. VandewtCbt and I wiU ~ GREAT Dines lot ale. AJCC. op ~16 • '.lr '"".,... eac • ar-I I I 12 ~ IS •1-521 2-7 . UclpatLDg pbyers will make orcan.LDI' a ~ e a • ., • ....... -,., . NEW larp mouata1D hOme.
Chris Lippert, our buddy dorRtlons to the scholarstUp yee.r old .UU bukttball tee..ml • MUSICAL fOR SALE Morttt abore, LAtei Arrow-
from the Northridge Athletic fUnd of ttte Stanto d Cl b 1 thlt wUI reprutllt ~ bead. f'or relit wtebodl"or
Club, nlkedotrwlththeto\a'na-Ora.n c tJ r u ° CallfonJa 1t1 the .uu JUDior For New' U..t wetkly. sn.auz &Dd sso.
meot MVP award. The aU.Jtar ge oun • N&Uolall ln st. Loa11, IUs-Plano• ilr Orpoa 8!'15.
ANSWER
pbooe, recorda call. New
$129. Complete lermt, free
demo. Faet, (Ulr. 836-1603,
24 Hours.
ALCOHOLICS AJIOHntOl6 ..
Phone 542-'7217. P.O. Boz
Mo. 1~, CoJta Me•.
SPOTS BEFORE YOUR EYES-
on your DIW carpet -remon
them wtth BhMI Lustre. Rent
electric Jbampooer, $1.00.
Crowu Hardwar•, 3107 East
Cout Hwy ., CorODI del Mar,
btcyele rtp&irt.nc ex~
an matt•. Ttres, aDd au
replaeemeot put.. S.eh 81-
cyclel, 806 E. Balbol BlVd.,
Ill-. 1?5-'I!U, IUIII.SII E. 17111 st., eoa 11-, sa.
74S<!.
team Included 13-yeu-old PI RAr TE 0 F THE yEAR 1001'1, durlar the 1ut wlek It's
Wayne McCoy from New York,1'AWARDS PRESI!HTED to JG)y. BoJt 'Will atttDd a SCHMII1I' MUSIC CO. 1:::=:=-------AtrrJOIIIES.SHOW l SALE.
MOTOR bOrne realal. 2&' El-Allllbtim U.., 100 w. Ka-who 1s 6'?" and In the 5th Tbe Ptratt of the yeu aWUd Jaldor lAbr bUketball camp, lt0'7 !f, MaiD 91., SUD Aa ptorer. $!50 per w"lc, sum-ttlll, ICI"ONtrorn Dltaeyii.Dd . grade. Coac:h Herb Bl&Dehllrd, In wreatlJnc went to Dan Lewll wttb Dr. V&DdntcM, Jerry Elt. U14
trom san Fraoc:I8CO, who wu of HunUncton Beacb at 1M Wut Ud ot111r LUll" I CODdtlet-Yamabl Plaao1 6 Ori&DI
IUCh a r:reat ~toourEnatp~ Mareb 7 Winter JPQI1I banquet lDc eltldet, Tbt 11 ud 11 'LOwrey 01'1111111
=-.a; Academy Awards mer. Reduced WHklJ, weet-April 6, 7, a t,· n...
.., • mid·•-ntH tllU '"'-Sat., 1./o, s-.!&.1. otaillblo _, J ... a. sea •
CYF capr 1 Who made the trip Guy Morrlaoo ot Co.ta w:..; Je&r olde no•WJ wi.UIIIUII Sttilrftr PlaDol
up north, placed Z ol hit boys wbo lui ,_ .., lllllled PI tiM 81 • ._,trip. We wlllllayt • lOOK 5 ,OR SALE
OD lhe aii-Amerlcanteam.Dv-rate of the yeu In wrtJtu.:J ••• Cllea.l_..• ttll&a a.r.r. • , .,-• WOilK WAH TI!D ryl Webb and BernJe HaJDie ~, ' rur.RB Till! MOIUY WENT"
bolh r ocelred tho '-•· Son=~ up wiiiDIDc lho-o by WUU. E.-. lttlbo< IRONliiO. Y-toto_I_.I,.IUIT BIACH PROPER'l'flor
Franell<o PIJ<ed •tn ID lllo Ia tbt amo ""'" -Tla ot nt Ll1lorV -'--· • tU .,_ ot c-.c ul -Ia Rt ........
tour•meatwltbo tam llcldllc -lotCoolall_.led~ ~.'.15· -· lll>oelaiiJ --·t o.r.. .. Ha1Em,a7-
la helf:lll bat wllll lfell teop.. -.,, mombort ot 111o Te oUiorkU ~--. ttlllrta. SI.IO I* lit. -le Vu-Aft., Loo .... Ito.
IDI tiiiUty, lloth lla1lllo .... PIA Clttb lor......., 10 ..,_ l .. _Biftl. eoa....: --10'1 --U.,
Wtbb ue e· ... u .. R1ek7 PJJ•••t•. .,. , . t4:0NS c.orc. del Mar. &'71-1'7'74. IWI>II'ISD Cra~1;, aU U. otbtr bo7a: .II twp R•U,Carl(hlp)WU.. .. ...... ., .... ., .. 1!..:....; .............. :........... • Tow okl ..... Ia
oro. ut-. uam.oteoa-wu.-S"I~IC"S II!LP wu•tt:D tndt lor -· -•· Clllr -llolcb Cit* Pl.rllo ot 1M ~ ~~ "' ' " . "'' cyeltl, 101 I . Boa. -._ tamllltl ..... llo.,.wtlhlloft II JOU, •••-IIPDT .-u ....... CoD .,_ftltloro-Jrlo-....,,,._._,_. .. ._
&roc....,., lOti llut ~ ~ ~ tllo ..,...., t'IJ.-. Yllllfo A ... ,., .- -1lko llo~ l'llll a., Co* .._ .._
-1'1", Jim Coblt .... T .. ~-~ ric -lcl<otF~ 101 -· aa.. laluf. --IW. ... lt'll. -·
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.a.•••• PICTURE 1110,
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Newport Beach Ballloa
Balboa Island Costa Mesa
Udo Isle Co..-del
ONI 0~ A KIND -HAUOit VIIW HOMII1
Lorge 5 bdrm .. ! ba. SOMERSET model.
U kt new ! Eatra lara• lot. Choice locaUon
on greenbelt. !!penlsh pattern vinyl tUe In
entry and kitchen. Plut h 1h81 carpet1.
$74,500 lee land.
IT HAS I VIIIYTHINO -UNIVI RSITY I'AIIK
Spectacular greenbelt loution. Pa&io well
de11igned for outdoor lil'lng, large com bina ..
tion R•• fJ replace, lovely wall papers. 3 bdrm .,
2 ba. plu• bonlt• room divided Into cozy panel·
d den and JUnny sewing room. $53,500
HARD TO "ND -TURTLE IIOCK
Plan 4 overlooking park, swimminc pool and
hil l!t 4 bdrm. 211.1 'ba. home in new condition.
Family rnom . dininl[ ronm, up!Jnded car·
petin(. Van Luit wallpaper~~ anc1 other extras.
Price of t-49.950 i nclude~ the land.
SHARP -TURTLE ROCK HILLS
A beautJful 4 bdr m .. 2 ba. Pre,;ident Home
with 3 car ga raR;e. Poo l sized lot on qu1et
cul-de-utc ,;treeL Well-planned patios and
Jand,;c aping. MRny other special futures too
numerous to list. $81,990.
Red Hill Realty
PARK CENTER, I"VINE
CALL ANYTIME 833-0820
•oooooooo~•••••
eCinJa .jJ.
PRESTI6E WATERFRONT HOMES
SHOWN BY APPOINTMEN T
54 L lnda h ie Drive
5 BR ., 4 hath home with 50 ft . docK .Beaull·
fully decorated , with marble str bath,
crystal chandeliers. fin e carpets & wall pa·
per. dumbwaiter & many other extras.
S7 Linda h ie Drive
Custom 4 RR., 3 1~ ba . home nn Lazoon. Mstr.
BR h A~ 1'11t1ng area &. frplc. Waterfront
fam1ly rm w conversation p11 arnund the
frp lc , lnvety garden, lge. slip ... SHl9.500
17 l inda hie Dri'le
Reautafull.v decorated 5 BR. ho me on la~nnn .
Huge m st r . BR. w/beam ce1ling, frp !. L)!e .
hv. nn. & family rm. Formal dan. rm. Secur·
ity System, deck & boat sllp,. . $230,000.
101 l ind• l1/e Drive
l .11velv 5 BR .• 4 ba. home w1th rlnv.mlcun
\\'l lerfront m11tr. suite & lge. game rm. or
1\qdy,. Mexican IU. lloors. beam ceihnp,
quality construction, Alip . . 1155,000
1 ~ _, l a ,
For Compiote Informa tion
On All Home• & Loft, Ploue Call:
BILL GRUNDY, Realtor
111and.n Bid,. •t Lind• Isla
341 BAYSIDE DR., SUIT£ I, N.B. 6754161 ••••••••·o.-oo••••
l
SPACE UNUMnED!
Built in 1937 for an "oil baron." when grac·
ious 5400 sq. ft. of living space, 6 bdrms.,
pegged hdwd. flri ., copper wet bar & 2
trp1cs., were only par Cor the coun:e ... not
to mention a 2 bdrm. guest how:e & 4 c~
garage, plus outdoor playroom. All or thiS
on a tree studded acre, for $89,500.
our atarl ave~l'l onr 8 years at 671: UftA
individual IUJ. •stale u perlrnre. tJ-..uv
ROY R. McCARDLE
REALTOR
RELI.4BLB SF.RVICE SINCE J94J
•
FIRST Tl ME LISTED
THREE BEDROOM, 2 BATH CORONA DEL MAR
HOME, UNlSUALLY SHARP INSIDE AND Otn',
ONLY $49,500
• • • •
HARBOR VIEW HILLS
_YOU OWN THE LAND !
LOVELY KITCHEN, FORMAL DINING AN D FAMILY
RQOt.tS, 3 BEDROOMS, 2-1/2 BATHS, 3 CAR GARAGE.
CALL FOR APPOINTMENT
• • • •
"CHARMING"
IMMACULATE FOUNTAIN VA LLEY HOME WITH
FAM ILY ROOM, RUMPlS ROOM, 3 BEDROOMS AND
2 BATHS. CARPET ONLY 5 MONTHS OLD, OWNERS
HAVE BOUGHT ANOTH ER----
LET'S DEAL
• • • •
HARBOR VIEW HOME
PORTOF1NO UPGRADED MODEL. FEE LAND,
LEAVING AREA---Ml.ST SELL. GREAT 8uv AT
MACNAB-IRVINE
FINER HOMES
ELEGANT F"RE NCH BA YFRON T •
Majestic crvs tal chandeli er. v.ood & hrick
('nuntry kitChen . Lt>aclerl ba y vaew wmdow,
all beamed cc dm~:.~. forma l d mang. 4 B R '~.
4'h bath.~. rl ram~t1c t1 le deck . pnvate park·
mg. OPEN DAILY-1641 Bayside Drive. Don
Todd 675-1935 .
BIG CANYON HOMES * S BR. 4 bath custom home. Breathtaking
fairway view . $166 .000. * Exclusive agents for !itlPcl lnls b~rde r i n(
beautirul Big Canyon Country Club Fairways.
MAC NAil-IRVINE
lULTY COMPANY
..... 6200 642-12.15
-Vlow Conlor 901 Dowr Drl .. 1644MKArthurlt.d.
NIWPORT BEACH
··~··············· MLS SALES REPORT
Sales through the Multiple Listing
Service of the Newpor t Harbor-Costa
Mesa Board of Realtors totalled $36.1
m111ion In the first 3 months of 1972.
THIS IS A 43% INCREASE OVER THE
SAME P ERIOD of 1971! 1,249 new
listings wer e processed, of which
64% WERE SOLD! 64% of the sales
wer e cooperative .
List your property with Realtor.
Jt••••··~·r·~··,•·• a _ . • :
lliURSMY, AP"I. S, l!n
COAOIIA DEL MAR, CAUF. Newport Beach Balboa
Balboa lslond Costa Me50
Lida Isle (orono del Mar
pH6tmU
B ea utiful North Laguna hillside
PANORAMIC VIEW FROM
DANA POINT TO CATALINA
Elegant Custom Home with entry over Us own
bridge. Four spaclous bedrooms and 3 baths, forma l
dlnlng room, wtth 2 buttt.ln buffets, Gourmet ld.tcben,
wtth Microwave Oven. large p.me room with wet
bar, Ubrary I study and separate bobby room. Beautiful
hand-picked pane1.11ng aOO ~ beamed cetUngs;
other Quallty features include chilndeUers, Z nre.
places, ptped hJ .ft , sprlnklers, tinted glass and double
forced air heating.
OPEN HOUSE F RIDAY, ID ., 5
604 ALL VIEW PLACE,
LAGUNA BEACH
Off l c:• op-Sotvrdoya ond Su ncloya
PETE BARRm REALTY
1605 W-liff Dr. N.L
642·5200
C. F. Colesworthy & Co.
Realtors
OLE !
Tne t ha rm ot C)!rt :'-.1exllO 1.'-10 th1s beautiful
tv remorlcled 5 bedroom home. LncatJnn 1\
~·h01re. Manv t:~tra<:;. and ~\·tn room for :1
poo l. \\'ell "·orth the put:e of S49.500 anU
Mli\' J::LI::l;ANn:·
CORONA DEL MAR DUI'UX
South of the highwa y_ T\I O bedrooms and
d en v. 1\h r u:-.!1c beamed l eil an:;.s omd .,un·
deck. T\IO bedroom w1th f1rt•pla'r a nd bnd:
pat 1os. 'fnple c·ar ]Zaragr Pnced r tght al
$62,:;oo.
CORONA
FOR
DEL MAR
RENT
Spocta.cuJar rtews !Or your flmUy. From thla HarbOr
Vlew h1ll1op above Coroaa del Mar.
Oruna.Uc a.rcb.Uecture. ~· Lllter lora. Prtn.ey.
Pool, prdens, play ueu. Close to ecbooll, sbopp~Dc.
Two and thr ee bedrooms, two blthl. From $2'75. Gal
and cablevisloo. lociOOed.
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RM CAll. 644-H H
* CORBIN -MARTIN PRESENTS *
V.Jo,. · F .H.A. BUYER
l.ur;P rnr nf'r lot home w1 th 4 bedrMmli, 1 :!,~
bath ~ Roorn for camner or boat ~hmd
fenre Th1~ won't la :<>t Inn~<:' Offf!red at
129 j;;()
EASTBLUFF MA N~ION
LarcP<;I .-, bedroom. 3 balh Mact n built,
ramdv rm hnm<' nn J ar~.:e Int. !\ear tn park
& all ~rhonl~ in l'onm<t tiel 1\!ar's ))e,;t neigh-
borhnl'ld f llft•n·•l ill ~.-.4 .7.-,u
DOCTOR'S CUSTOM HOME
Ont' (J( \,.,, 1 ... r1 r:,·;c• h, l lll{'r ho111e' in Dnv·
pr Shtll t'". l'll h b:•1· \ICI' :-, J :c•drn"lll~. 4 bath~. pnnl . \It'll, ltl~~"l\t' trpk B111l l·1 11 pnnl·
11111e e nt ~ru 1nmr nt area. OHcrerl Jl 1 ~13!1114~'·
GOLF COURSE LOT
Ru1!rl \our d r~am hnu~t . O\t Jintllon.: the
Mt'3 \etr1 P \,ol f t 'nu r~f' lint flf la1'1 remain·
10 2 We ~""'! t"o la>;t v.tek· Call us for de-
t~ll <
HARBOR VIEW HOME WITH VIEW!
Outc l ~nrl!n~ · Pa!ermn" rnnrlel. rlv.·ntr hi~
.cp~nl 1hnll"<Ult1 ~ 10 rltrnratm~ & l~nd,.car·
In£ 4 ! U~'" l~rhnnmc 'lto·lt'l't l m ~t r. Mod ·
ro{Hll {lft't"~'tJ ;J\ ~1'1'2_'1~..41
WATERFRONT · P IER
l 'u~l llll1 diijllt•'\, i'\~·11po 1'\ 1 ~1.111tl .. , th1 ~ IS 3
ht;illllflll, 11 rll ~··PI prupt'ol \ -1111 ..,. uf pnrle
10 11\\flt'l ·llll• f h11 1t•l' l•dl ~;111v \•I Til. !uan
\lith 1111 l••·•'l t o-.1 ~. CJII,•I t'd :1! 1ai:!IMJIII.
* MOVI NG -LEAVING AREA~
Wt •·dn hl·1u \OH thru Elllplo\o't" Jie iO<'al inn
R~al EHale ~t'n ll't . t "lu t 'ha r gtl.
N.._.port • Cor""• dol ,_,.., ·Coate M n •
EastbluH Office · 640-0020 CoRSIN-MARTINj1
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Curt Dosh
REALTOR
84Z·64H -eve. 613·3648
1130 W. C OAST HWY.
N E WPORT B E A CH
BY OW~t;R t \.1'"~" V .. rtl,.,
Opoon lt!<l'. \",.rv "'""' 1 AR,
1\ .BA. Mm ,. "" rul n .. ~""·
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11!<1' Lr:z. II\. rm. ~''~ II
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rm , ll""•nly paont..,j lnlf'r
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COI<JlDilaAT/ON
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1Pf.2111
Quick to reserve an apartment 1n one ol our new sections. (The
qurcker you are, the better your chances of gett1ng the floor plan
and locat1on that tit you best.)
Park West apartments tend to fill up last.
With adults over 30. (And under 30.) They hke the adults-only
secttons w1th pnvate pools and JacuZZIS and barbecue p1ta.
With MOms (And Dads. And luds.) They ltke the family sect1ons
with lot tots. The pre-school The teen center The Jun1or Olympic
SIZe pool.
With athletes (And JUSt pla1n good sports ) They hke Park West
recreation. I! outdoes every other apartment complex 1n the area.
There's a three-acre activity park. Filled w1th sw 1mmlng and ther·
apy pools Night-lighted tennis. Volleyball. handball A large turf
area to r JOgg1ng and touch football.
There's a two-story clubhouse Complete health club lacilitiea
and trained attendants. Lounges. game and party rooms. Full·time
recreation manager
Park West has somethmg for everybody So no matler what your
age. or mar1tal sta tus, or athlette ability you re sure to fll 1n. If
you hurry.
3883 Parkview lane. Irvine. Jutt off the San Diego Freeway at Culver Road.
Adults only. from 11 10. Family apartment•. from S1H.
* MORE FOR LESS * lii'Jhlij OM" .. I-·--1
Unequalled opportunity for perceptive buyer
to move into a dream home that offers al·
most everything. Rich wood paneling, sep-
arate fam il y room, dining room , covered
patio, heated pool, fenced play yard for tots,
4 bedrooiDI, 3 baths, and best of all , this OWD·
er is anxiou s. Astinl[ tll8,e50.
lUll WHilE, REALTOR
2901 Newp1rt IW.. Newp1rt l11ch 675 4630
•
Qrisli• Athletes 10 meet
--~c,.,
lhlll• .... F ....... ol c-.. .,.., (PeA) w111
~~o~~~ • .....-. ......... .. , ,., ol 1111 vwo,o .. .. --,....,., RaldtrlloatbaU ltll Rod--will bo ....... otcw....aN.
<-. -"< wiU bo ll'llt· m-bl"" ocbool'o JolfSol-m..., r«lpltrat ot tH f'CA •a
"~ ocbool -11 player
oftbe Jill'" awud on tilt W11t c-,
Sport• celtbrtttea laYlted tn.
dllllt tor mer New York Ya.nket
AlldJ Carey &Dd ti-Chteaco
Belir Rldy Bukleb, bothoiNtw-
OOt'IBeleh,
Fnnt starnes, wno na a
rrkl star at usc tn lhe 1950's
11 prelideot of the Orange
Cocmty FCA chapter, Whlcllbeld
tts tlrst meeting 1D February.
IAitl, CllrJ ...... Jill taw--Did<,..,.,. ud-~? _ .. ,.._.._.
e ........ MI~bJ
• II"MP ol "'= ... st, -·· ~ ...... CDoreD IIIII-a....
T .. --wlllbouadta.
,_ ol ·-...... ,.,
eomltlr opriOr .. -. -· u .. 17 aiUOII lor 111a7 a u
tho -• IDD Ill -A.aa. Tbe KeY. Doa Mooma•,
tormtr blCb&U lfat,ltiiCbed:-
uled to bt maJtt:r ot e••·
moal ...
Members of the pabUc wbO
want to atteOd tllt VUia .. lbD
breU1Ut S.turdoJ may cau
638-6515 for reaern.ttou.
IUl E CLASS SLATED
RED HILL OK'D
co. -... •·:;:~•~~~~ .,.._ .,. ..... no -t'lltd BID uta" ~~ 41 bf Ud tile !Itt ch~Jutm• wert
1111 llu DloiD _,,:-.. ., .. lrJ to ....,b .. ,.,_ c_, ~ 1011 BID ,.,. •~NDoc~Joo ....,._ .. ,
Aft. 1111 tMIP'kw, 6ctllt • .UPROVED u toeftllloCl,..
Ill 10 doJI, 1101 IIIII ....-I mool 1a1o 1111 reqalrod IO.ft,
of tilt Cit)' Coooc11 _, aldOflld -.k 10 Cborlu
IIICM, a will a4il tllo Alrtla<t R, Croelfolt eu a4ll a allllly
t.dut111.1 Part u• bltfteD room • till proopu1y at suo
Rod RIU lllol tilt ~ to Or-A,.,
tht ~~ tu rolll. • APPROVED a 43-lllit
ID -a.-"-'· tho molal IDa Cl -. uatnc R1 COUDCU: property tor Jllrkinr. at tbe • DENIED a rtqtttll bJ Rob.. aortbeut corDer ot Newport
ert MIDMt to cperate IUOUM 81Yd. aD4 Ceetl Pl. Georp
d.J.I&:IeDM"t a.t I. cJrlte-lD dairy Mutel of Colta MtA la the
at MO W, l!llh St, •PPUeaot, ,
• DELAYED tor Z w"ttaa: • CONTINUEDunU1Aprtl1?
.apptal from bulldera ot tbt 1 request from John A. stonta
lloUdly lbD. MoMl. 31St Brlltol to build 2 hOusing unita 1.n an
It,, coac..uo, ftre dlp&rtmtDt Rl ICDe at S68 E. 18th st. dlr«ttoD ot an automat1c ftre
Banning land developed
Crop dusting
crash fatal
Gtae Kllltrom, .Cl, -ot
lira, BattiU MeAuiOJ ol ""'· port Blacb, ftt fatallJ IDJUrtd
Saturdly whea b1l crop dUt1Ai
plano hit • trN lllol baral IDeo
namea DIU Puo Roble1. He
died at Pa10 Roble• war me·
morlat hi)C)Ital 5 bourt a.br
tbe cnlh.
"We have a membershlP ol
about 50 already," Mr. Stuoes
told the EllS!gn, ''and we're
All earlY polio flcUm, Eupoe Bensoo. ftS oetertbe1ess a U.S.
Air Force Instructor 1D bom~
nutgattoo eveD wtth crippled
legs. Wbea tragedy struct the
t:a.mUy later, boWeYer. be fouOO
that luct n.n out Ud ODly tM
Holy Sl;ltrtt n1sed. him ~ to
victorious Uvtng, This oew con-
ftdeoce has splll"red this busi-
ness man on to become a Bible
teacher. Classes by Mr. 9en.!oo
start this Saturday at 7:30 p.m.
at St. James Eplscopll Church,
Newport Beach, The public ts
lnvtted.
Coutructtoo oa another coo-modtlt to be ready to show the CHECXDfG THE PROGRAMS ud l.lm~ b tbt Ton &Dd Cion JWlior AUJ:II:ll.ry domtn1um project, this cSae oa. public by Aug, 15, according
dllmer dance, to be held Saturday, May e, at tbe CeDI:ury Plua Hotel ill. Lot: Aaplet. the old BanDi.DI property 1.n to Mr. Dreyer. and construe-
He Wit a DIUYe of Lcx1r
Bueb ""' bapn ftJIII& durloi
a 14 year bltch wl.th the NaYJ,
He t..d flown aircraft raactnc
ln slse fk'om UPt welcM crop
dusters to s\.t)er eoutell&tlooa
wbich be new aa receatly u
1965 OYer YletDam.
sun crowtng."
The FCA ts a national or-
pntsattoo of athletes and
former athletes wbo testltY to
the Importance of Cl'lrlsttan
pr1Dcfples to athletic competi-
tion aDd wllO r ecognize young
athletes who show Christian
leadership quaUUes.
are Mr. and Mrs. Ric bard G. Cramer of Harbor Yin Hilla. at left, and Mr. &Dd Mrs. the westen edge of Newport tlon wiU coatinue tor "about
Crate Combs of the Bact Bay. Mrs. Combs It ratnt chalrman tor the Jotol Lot Anceles-Beach, ls scheduled to begin a year."
SurTIYOrs &lao lDClude h1s
wue. Barbu't; a .on, Eupoe,
and a dauJtlter, Chrtattna. of
Long Beach; 2 step-ehlldren.
Debra aDd Brian Greer of Paso
Robles, and 2 brothers, John
Kllstrom of Costa l.«esa and c. A. S~rnaw ot Long Beach.
Orange County aftllr. Mrs. Cramer Is aast.unr wttb public rellUooa:. (Eoslgn phOto.) Aug. 1. "Green belts, a large swtm-
CANDIDATES OFF a.ECTIOH AND FASHION$ The Robert H. Grant t.o. or I mtng pool, and a recreation
Aoahelm plans to put 494 hous-club wtll be lncloded."
FOR ntU RSOAY a.u B In& IJDlts oo S7.1 acres on the Company plans can for 1 and
Members of the Orange
CoUnty cllapter Include Don
The eleventh aonual spring Banntog site, which Is bordered 2 story buildings, with most
(Continued from Page 1) ot-ton busloess (he has an fashloo show &Dd election otlbY SICN!rlor Ave., Co&st Hwy. 1un1 i~l;;s,;ha;;;•tn;;g~a!!YI!!e!;;w,;o;;ltb;;;;eoe;;ean;;;;,,..,,..,.,,..,,..,.,!!O:!!!!!!!!!!!!!)I supporters as being "people lftlce tn Sao Gabriel and ooe otftcers will vte tor top bltliDg and the south end of Monr<rfla
whO have nothtng 111 a material In Corooa del Mar) would DOt at the Aprll 13 brunch meet. Au,
MARINERS CHURCH 21 IN COSTA MESA RACE
way to be pined by my win. keep b1m fk'om performing full lng of the Thlll"sday Morning · The hOmes are espeeted to
nlng," and remlodedvoterstha.t duty as a councilman, Club of Newport Beach at the sell for between $35,000 and
Mayor Htrth had favored the "'MAYOR ED HlRTH re. Balboa Bt.y Club PatHarrtsoo. $45,000, according to Cba.rles or. Joe A.ldrtcb, ftD I'IOIIInd 1a11 Tb. D. cMtr•
treewav route turned down by trained from any pointed crlti· owner of Lido 'Fashions will Dreyer. Grant's vtce-prestdeot from DaUu TbeoiD~kaJ hm'•'J, Dranu, T ... ,
the voters, and offered to get ctsm of his opponeots, butpotnt-Introduce the new spring ;cyles and marketing director. The 11 tilt cMird1 putor, n. R"', . William ACCOD 11 Costa Mesa voters wtll ptck "' PhtlUp L. Enos. ser-the councU "out of the leader-ed to his e:rpertence as mayor modelled by club members. Gnnt Com~ny owns the land a..cate putor ud lt aftUib .. b ylaUattoa l.llld
3 city councilmen next Tuesday vtce statioo owner. 3216 ldabo. ship vacuum that led to the and hls tamluatlty wtth the Luis Moreno _111 present ac-and will handle a.ll marketi.Dg ~~~-trom a neld ot 21 candidates, Seeks early completion of Co-led 1 1 ha 1 •-tty• d •-•· st tan • -era governmen v ng .... c s eve...,..wg ma. er P companying music. ot the tmmes, Mr. Dreyer said. AY SC 00 AM the longest Ust or councUhope-rona del Ma.r aDd Newport free-step In to to clear up the Lido as bei.Dg amoog the reuoos Mrs. James C. Stamper ot A use permit appUcaUon tor SUND HOOL ... ,, .• 9: s' .
fuls 1n the city's tttstory. ways. Promlses to make ma)lr htgtl-rtse pollution problem:· why he should be re-elected, Baycrest hu charge ot the the project wlllbeairtdtonigflt. WORSHIP SERVICES .. 9:00' 10:1 A.W.
Polls wl.ll be open from 7 oll companies clean ~ their • DEE COOK, running He defended his decisions on Program. Mrs. William Me. April 6, by the Newport Bel.ch EVENING SERVICE ...... ?:00 P.M.
a.m. until 7 p.m. service sta.Uoos. against John Store tor the 7th zoning and deYelopmeot wtth Fart&nd of Newport 15 the cba.tr-Plannlnc commlssloo, 2200 1. COAST HWY ., COlONA. DI!L MAR
At the top ot the bllllot w!U "' B1We Golden, credit man-district job, Unked Mr , Store's the clatm ttat enst!Dc zoning :m~an~o~I~!Jl~ejb~riun~cib,:::::..:~u~app~r~OY=od~,jo~ta~ .. ~,:;ca~l~l ~~~or~!::::::::::::::::i~========~ be the 3 Incumbents, listed ager, 1222 Londooderry St. alleged statement to a home-laws must be adhered to ~.mt11 i
alpbabetlcally, followed by u "' Jettrey Kane, attorney, owDers' gro~ that he "woukl they are chanpd. "You can't
alphabetic listing ofthe 18 chal· 2051 Calvert A.-e. -· higfllY lengthen the runways at Or-change the rules ot the p.me
lengers. crttical ot ctty's "hodgepodge ange County airport" wtth the after the hand Is dealt." he
Here are the candidates ln planning" and spot zoning. t.lct that the president of ALr satd,
the order ln which they wm Seeks more inter-city aM California was a Store 5~. • COUNCILMAN OON MC.
be Usted on the ballot: Inter-government cooperation. porter. Mr. Cook also crltl. INNts, running uoopposed tor
• Alvin L. Pinkley, druggist, Favors ctty beautltlcatJon pro-ctzed Mr. Store's "lack of re-election 1n the 2nd dlstrtct,
1833 Fullerton Ave., Incumbent gram. availabtUty because he tlas too enjoyed the luxury of haYing
who has been 1n the councll "'M}Ta Kirschenbaum, 366 much out.of-town business to no opponent. He noted Increased
all of the 18 years of Us ex. Lourdes Lane, real estate take care of." involvement by Newport Beach
lstence. agent. • JOHN STORE labelled Mr. cUtzens as a good stgn, and
• Wtlltam St. Clair, barber, • David Leighton, 3105 Loren Cook's cllarges ''pure garbage'' promised to continue the work
2340 Newport Blvd., incumbent. Lane, real estate develq)er, and claimed to be opposed to in the councU wht ch he said
He has been a highly vocal former ctty planner. Wants any eq:.anston of the airport. had galned him the confidence
crutc of past council policies. school district to annex Iuera-He cited the t.a ct that he ha.s of ctty voters .
"' Robert M. Wilson, retail Uve tax areas now In Santa supporters who are on oppostte Voting for all 3 council posts
awnlngbuslness, lncumbent and Ana district. Crtucal of cou:n-sides of some tssues as proof wlll be ctty-wlde. Each voter
c urrent mayor. Strong advocate cUmen's absenteeism. that they have "conftdence 1n wUl mark h.ls chotce tn each
of citizens' com mittees to help • ThOmas A, Manus Jr., 2212 my ob)ecttvtty and my .IUdg-of the 3 council races.
:00;~~~¥~~~.":,~ ~:;~~uE::.~.??;:::~: f'(tijiJRedED. 0~ CAR CRASH
g1neer, &45 JOQnn St. • G. E. McGuire, 6'M-A View Hills listed I .......-"' Frederik Bos, self.em-w 18th St motorcycle me. Former Ensign typesetter were n •""""" ed 351 M 11 s ham '' Fran Westerdahl and tbedrtver coodltlon yesterday at Costa.
ploy , agno a t., wants c • Dare, ll K N ft 2259 p , of a car ln which she was Mesa Memorial Hospital after all treeqy construction and re e o s c
street wtdenJng halted lmmedi. mona Ave., · electi-tcal en-rtdtng were Injured Tuesday Mlrlh .... t~ lair'1• carutooodrutlded
ately and a tram system Ln-g1neer. night In a 2-car colUston ln w 1.0oc rear o u a ven
stihrted for local lransporta. • Mary E. Nolan, 2010 Baltra Costa Mesa. by Donald Btuha.rdt, 46, of Co-
tton. Pl educator (Has withdrawn Both Mrs. Westerdahl and s~ Mesas' 1 • Lewts Bowden, clock fr~:.O the race') Robert Sl. Clair, 53, of Harbor r . llhardt was not l.n.
.. 753 W 191• Sl -• Allred w Pal 1 2873 jured 1n the acc ident, which rna r, · " ·· w,~ · 0 er, occurred at 19th and Maple has cam~gned on the tssues Eu!opa Dzo., teacher. LIGAL MOTICI streets at 8:05 p,m,
ot more aid tor veterans and Dom Raclti, 341 Hanover Mrs. Westerdahl, who Uves
sentor ctuzens, tncludlng help Dr .• jeweler, Membership 1n FfCTITJOU5 BUSlNESS NAME at 404 Via Lido Nord Lido
for moblle home dwellers be-many ctvtc orpnltations. STATEMENT Isle, now owns and oPerates
ing displaced by tree•ay. Favors a brldge across Santa The tollowtng persons are a typesetting business In Costa
• Charlie Ellert, sa.lesmu, Ana river at 19th St. Wants doinc business as; J and R M sa
3472 San Marino Circle. a cam~lgn to "sell" Costa Custom Machlnlng, 1430 E. ~r: St. Clair Uvea at 2807
• Sam R. Ekovlch, mall car. Mesa as a desirable location Borchard Ave., Santa Ana. Cal.: Ebbtlde Rd •• Harbor VIew HI Us.
:,::'•::,r:,, ,;,87;;:4:.;Dar~:,;r•::,":.;S:;I;., ____ ;;lo::,r,:bwl;;:tn:;•;:•;:•.;and:;,;;ln<l;;;:uatr:::,:Y;;_,_, Wayne J. Millard, 1910 Golden Mrs. Westerd&hl Is said to West, Sa.nta Ana ; Ramtro Gal-
ltcos, 1201 N. Gates, santa have suffered llclal la.cen·
ELECT
DOM RACITI
as your
costa Mesa
CitY Cil
DOM RACITI ...
HI'SCOHCI!IIIIID WITH THI CITY 0~
COlT A MI!SA .,, WITH ITS ,!O,ll,,.
ITS PIIOILI!MS, , , ITS CIIALLIHG!S , • ,
HI'S CIUALI,.I!D
Ana; John F. Jacobs, 19132 Uons.
M&IDOUa, Apt, 9C, Huottngtoa Mr. St. Clair 1\as a broken
Beach. rib.
Tbta bUsiness Ia being con, TROJ.t.H ALUIIHI $ALU T!
ducted by a geDeral partner-A salute to the USC aJllDc
ship. team, tn the form ot a oo llolt
Signed: John F. Jacobs. eoclrtaJI ~ty. It planned by
This stateme~:t ftled wtth the the Newport Harbor Tro)I.D
county clerk of Orange County Alumni Club tor AprU 23. The
on: Apr. 3, 1972, by Beverly event Is scheduled from Z to
J. Maddox. deputy county clerk. 5 p.m. at the Newport Harbor
Publish: April 6, 13, 20, 27, Yacht Club, 720 W. Bay An.
1972, In the Newport Ha.rbor Alumni, students, puentu.Dd
Ensign. F -16881 friends ot SC are Invited to
-'='-::::-c:--:c::-'C":--watch thetr team compete lD LEGAL HOTICE the Southern Series reptta
FICTITIOUS Bl.filNESS NAME
STATE MENT
The tollowlng persons are
doing business as: Profit Im-
provement Associates, Boxl74,
Gardea Gro-.e, Ca. 92642; 359
N. Waverly, Orange, Ca. 92666:
Charles R. Nagy, 359 N.
Waverly, Orange, Ca.; Sarah
E. Nagy, 359 N. Waverly, Or.
a.nge. Ca.
This bustness Is being con-
ducted by an lndlvtdual.
Siped: Charles R. Nagy.
This statement ftled wl.th tbe
county clert of Ora.nge County
on : Apr. 3, 1972, by Benrb'
J. Maddox_ deputy county clerk.
PII>Ush: Aprll 6, 13, 20, 27,
1972, In the Newport Harbor
Enstgn. F .16882
UGAL HOT1CI
FICTITKJIE BUSINESS NAIIE
STATEMENT
Tho toUowtnc per-Lodolllr
bnalDeu u : Betc::o, 1200 Otf'OO
L&Dt, NtW'POJ1 Belch; P.O. Box
JlOf. COtltl Mea, 9Z6U: R.
t.awr-. Pau~ 1200 no-
LaDe, Newport S.cb. P.O. Box
llOf, Cotta ..... 92UI,
final.
ReservaUons should be made
by Aprll 18 to Conrad Sch.
wettzer, 6-44.1163; Frank Ao-
derson, 540.7106, or Bob Hil-
denbrand, 540.8121.
CHURCH SERVICES
The Lutheran Church ot the
Master. 2900 Pactnc VIew Or.,
Harbor VIew Hilts --Laymen's
Sunday wtll be observed at this
SWiday's sentces. L. Arthur
Womer wtll speak at 9 a.m.
on the topic, "Is the crture:b
htdlng? Dougl&t F. WeueUwJU
brine a meaap on "God'•
point ot vtew" at 11 a.m. • • •
The Plymouth Conp-eptlolllll
Cburch, 326! Broad St., New-
port HtlC'U ·-Tho R .. , 0oo
Saoatjt&D. I.Merlm pallor, wtU
preach at 10 a.m. Suodty c.
the Cople, "What e.ery womu
oulfi to II:Dow, part 1 ... n.
aerameot ot boiJ comm..a
•1ll be celebrated. • • •
St, ........... ProobJtvlu
Cburcb, tOO st. Aodiw"tJt4., cwr Ra•• _, Gout .........
lor tho I, t:JO ud II a.-. s_, -·wtu bo Dr. -~·-·"'-· at Fllllc a.iJMry, P."M' ,
8.11 M'IDOI tqlle wtU bl 4r .....
llot111( ,_, .... uta ...
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FREE Y FACTS
VOTE FOR
JOH
JOHN STORE
7tb Di!ilrict C ll,Hiidat~
8-12-70 --DAILY PILOT
John Store travelled to Sacramento with the
Freeway Flctaters team to ~rt tbe Badham
om (ABl '101 ot 1970) to kill the Cout Fr..,..,..
8-10.'70 --DAILY PILOT
John Store 1s a charter member of the
CIUzens Coordinating Committee of Harbor
Area Freeway Fighters wOO "spearheaded the
petition dr!Ye" to give Newporters the rtght
to vote on the treeway.
11-26.10 •• ENSIGN
"10.000 signatures p.thered on freeway peu.
tton to kiU Coast Freeny," Jotm Store ns a
petition captain for the Corona del Mar uea
and W'I.S respooa:tble tor p.theri.D& some 2,000
slgratures to ttop the Coast Freeway.
3.S-7t -·THE NEWPORTER
JobD Store attended the "Uttle Hoover"
Commluton meet1o1 at OCI, He iDow1 the
FrHway 11 NOT a closed laue1
JOHN STORE IS [N STEP WITH 8'\ OF
THE VOTERS,
STORE
OEE COOK
7 tb District ca,didal~
3-28-68 •• DAILY PILOT
Coot : "Opposes freeway Ftgllt." "WhO
lcDows, 1f we acree to the route, we may pt.
a second hlgfllevel bridge out of It,"
4.4.68 --DAILY PILOT
Cook: "It's Ume to quU buckl.ng the State."
5-5·'70 -·DAILY PILOT
Cook: Before the Corona del Mar Cllamber
of Commerce • he pushed for a resolution •
" . . . wanting the freeway at the earliest
posstble dale."
3-8-?1 •• DAILY PILOT
Cook was one or those who •lcned the tun
pap ad apJ.ost the freeway referendum on
March 9th~ in ettect he t~ed the freeway,
3-13-'72 ·-DAILY PILOT
Cook presents hls poJitlon: ''The Coast FrM-
way 11 a closed tuuel"
COOK ts Otrr OF STEP wtrH 8!1t, OF THE
VOTERS.
Y ... hn •ptOFISSIONAL LEADIISHIP"
I X I
~.a ........ .
nu buiNit u bttllr ~
-bJ .. IJ>dlridtal, Slpod: R, Lawr_. Paa~
Tbla -~~~~ alad .,.. a.
cOIMII)' elOI'k ol Orulo c_, oo: •• f, It'll, bJ BaoariJ
I • ......,..,_.,. -,.eton.
Pll>lilll: April s, u, ao, 11,
11'11, 1D IDI llwtrpQCt -laolp, F-ltlll
cralla _,-wiD lie ltaltl &.Air If All• Olf IA&.&.or-I'IUr 1/f QUAL,ICAriOifl
'::'u1
11110tt! .::;..:~ •••• lm• Qr C1 1111 Qr Wlj1 ••dill Alllt~c:Mcc .. ..
Ttlo'll">>le:Jalirotltd, '-------..;.. ___________________ ....
l
•
Here ue the ....,.., to tbe QQtltlou Sftlilllt4d .,. lbe
Eulp to aU 8 calllll"'!oo ID lbo Nowpori BoaA:h Cotmcll
tle<:Uoa..
Tbnl c.odldlttl, who art oa ttlt ballot tor tbl et.etioa
qeJt TueiCilJ, Aprll 11, are: locumbeot Ooaald MclaDla,
UDCJPPOMd In Dtltrlct 2: Paul Ryelriotf, Haney o. P•M,
ud IDCIIIII-Ed Hirth ID Dllllrlct 5: Joll> Store alii! Dee
Cook 1D Dl.1trlet ., •
COAST FREEWAY
1. What Is your position on the coastal
freeway route through Newport Beach
and Corona del Mar?
• OON MciNNIS : The .tate propoMd coutal freeway route
throu&h Newport Beaoh mut be ellmtnated ~· must bt re.
moved trom an "apprQYed route'' status by tM Hlctnray
Commlulon aDd the State OtpartmeDt of PubUc Worka.
Lectslattve remedleJ must be effected In the ennt that tbtN
State apDcl.ea continue to lpon the faets.
• PAUL RYCKOFF: I am totaUJ opposed to the coastal
frMway route throueb Newport Belch aDd Coroaa del Mar.
This freeway route 11 as dettrucUYe u wu the r&llroad
route ak>ng the coast to San Dlt&O .... beedleu or any con·
slderaUon but eonvenleDee and eeooomles. Even eo, the effect
on property values would be dlsastroUJ, while ta.kinr mueb
presently valuable property ott the tu rolla entirely._ The
concept ot a speedway tor trucks and throufb tra.m.c spwttnc
our community, permeatlng the area with tratftc roar aDd
tumes, Ia absolutely unthinkable.
• HARVEY PEASE: I oppose the coutal freeway, 1.00 shall
continue to do so until It is "dead and burled" by atate
legtslattve action. Meantime, I believe every effort must be
exerted to ftnd a solution for tile traffic problem wblch re-
main. critical, and predictably will get worse, It !pored.
A transportation study Ia now In process. I do DOt beUeve It
advisable to prejudge its conelualona pend1Dc releue ot
tlodlngs aDd recommendations.
• ED HIRTH : The people have emphatically e~ressed their
desire to have no coastal freeway tllroug!l Newport Beach
and Corona del Mar. I will conUnue to work to see that this
desire remains tultllled.
• JOHN STORE : I am opposed to the coastal freeway route
through Newport Beach aDd CorOlla del Mu. The folly ot thla
route, wlltch would require the substantial demolition of the
coastal communities U should serve, Is unbelievable, It ft.s
ad~ed originally ap.lnst the recommendation of the hictrny
engineers themselves, aod has always been opposed by our
cltlr.ens. Unfortunately, this Issue Is not closed after the
election and the 85% voter mandate. I attended the "Uttle
Hoover Commission" hearings at UCI recently and heard
the state say they are colnc to build this freeway. I wUI agaln
suwort Assemblyman Robert Badham 's btu to have this
absurd route deleted so that we can be allowed to eJpedile
alternative solutions to our trafftc problems.
• DEE COOK : I tlave always been opposed to the coastal
freeway In Its proposed location and was among the f1rst
pUblic otflclals to advocate the refusal to sign a freeway
agreement. On 10 September 19£3, I urged the Newport
Beach City Council to send a strong resolutJon to Sacramento,
stating ttlat we would never s1i'\ a freeway acreemeot as lonc
u the present allifiment e:rtsts. My recommendation did oot
receive the aupport ot the Councll. ln Apr il, 1964, I made the
toUowtnr public atatement --"There wtll De't'er be a coutal
rr ..... y a1on« the a.ck1Md rout..•• Tbl C<IUt&l fr'MftJ lboWd
be a closed i.ssue by Y'Ote ot the people aod I s~rt the
mandate of the majority. My position 1J that tbere sboukt be
NO CHANCE without another Yote of the people --and urp
the Legislature to delete both termini otthe coutal freeway
or Route fl.
COM FREEWAY
2. What Is your position on the Corona
de I Mar freeway, which Is planned as a
connecting link from the San Diego free-
way, along the Palisades-Bristol align-
ment In the Back Bay area, to join with
a coastal route?
• DON MciNNIS : The city has gone on record requeatlnc
the state to npedite the Corollll del Mar freeway connecttnc
llnlt from the San Dteco freeway as far as Uninrslty Drive.
1 supported that position. No fUrther appronts should be
civen unUI alternate route pl&nntDg for the oow defunct
Pacific cout freeway has been completed and a.wro .. d by
the City ot Newport 85ch.
• PA UL RY CKOFF: I can s~rt that section of theCorooa
del Mar treeway from where It begtnsatthe Sall Ditto fr...ay
at South Coast Plas.a, exteDdlng to MacArthur Boulen.rd. I can
support this because the tramc generated by U.C.l., Orange
County Airport, lrvloe Industrial tract, Emkay devekJpment
aod near Newport Center would have freeway access Jolninc
the San Dleco freeway and trantc would be diverted from the
Coast Highway. Its futur e extension or termination should be
designed to avoid the need tor a coastal freeway route tor
handU.nc tratn.c.
• HARVEY PEASE : Auuminc the coastal freeway l.s DOt
deleted rtom the state's hlgh'WI.y plan, I would urge the Corona
del Mu rteeway NOT be brougflt down to a massln Inter-
chance at Paclftc Coast Htctnray, as DOW proposed. In fact,
more than 3 years ago I rlcorousl.y urpd that the coastal
rteeway between Lacuna Beach aDd Coroaa del Mar retnaiD
along the top of the ranee ol hills aod cooUDue ln a oorther)J
dtrectloo to conoeet with the Sao Dleto freeway. Such a.a.
alternatln apprc.ch ll oow UDder serious ooo.stdentloo aDd
acUnl)' sponsored by members of the "Freeny Ft(bters"
and other laterested cltiHOa.
• ED HIRTH: The C<Mmell has una.n.tmously acted to arce
early coutructloo or the Corola del Mar freeway rtom the
San Dleco rueny &loac Palisades Road to Ulll,.rstty and
MacArthur. We hue abo requested a atudJ ot the Bonita
and Coyote Canyon route. This req...est haa oaiJ belli dellted
ooce.
• JOHN STORE : Tbt Corooa del Mar frte'ftJ' lboUklterml-
nate at Untnratty DrlYe at MacArthur 8oGienrd Mar Bootb.
Canyon. This would allow tramc Mnlct ror the UnlYerstty,
Atrport, aDd commtrelal and lodustrtal u.... Tbt Corora
del Mu freeway lbould aot elliDI1 dowa to tbl Cout RlebftY
to lnvtte more tnme to our artt. aDd preaurt OD Blc Coroaa
beaeh wbtcb Ia alrtadJ O't'ererowdld. 8J term.bii.Uq at BoGita
Cu)'OD this would allow' for a futllfe allcDm•t ot a eoutal
tr_.y tllroulh the -.Coyote CUJ<IO (~ lite) u
prtHQtl)' eatltd tor ta our cltJ'• oetrlJ &dclpted ceoerat
poUey plaa.
• DEE COOK: Tbt Coroa& cltl Mar frHw:&1 mut ttrmlMlt
lllaJid ol tbo Cout RIJ!bnJ. SII>Oid tile c:-del IIU
tr-y -toto tiM Cout tupray, It -be--·
tlDIIOUI, moMJDIIIal tnJilC ll&tltm.&rt. Tbll tnfllc m• bt
'"-.... .._ •• ~ --alii! don .... Cout w.na,
.. ..,. oan'Jial .... "Pa<IU .. at paal -ud dlrtlc
lllmnltr.
FLUORIDATION
3. How do you 8tand oo nuorldatloo
of the public water JIUPPly In Newport
Be&eh?
• DOll lloUntl&t ftot II-of-..... -...,
&. eot Me a "1 ar dlltnbk. A,.,_ d..,.... ftllrltHee
NEWPORT
BEACH
lOc:
Tltl! CIMLY MIWWAI'flt l'lttMTID ANO
"'*-1~!0 IM MI!WOitf M40t
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DO H MciNNIS PAUL RYCKO, HARVEY P E AS E !D HIRlH
ntt OMU LOCJ.l lY OlfMfO. llf09(HOft!jT
M!WArU IM TH! HAIIIO. UU
JOe
COSTA
MESA
JOHN STORE DEE COOK
COUNCIL CANDIDATES STATE THEIR VIEWS
tor his or her personal use certat.nly has tbe -'oo ot pro-
viding It to themselves.
• PA UL RYCKOFF : My feellnc ls that those who wan:
nuoridated water should buy bottled water so treated. Per-
sonally, I would do this It I had young children.
• HARVEY PEASE : Until and tmless fiuorldatlon os coo-
elusively proven to be illdispensable to maintenance ot public
health, I would DOt favor noorldatton of the public water
supply of Newport Beach.
• ED HIRTH: Fluorldatton of the water S}'stem would be
expensive. Treated water Is available tor those who destre U.
A strong general need a.od desire has not been demonstrated.
I oppose noortdatlon of the City water system.
• JOHN STORE : I am opposed to the nuortdatton of our
drinking water mainly tor two reasons: (1) My fl.mlly hU
used nuorldated toothpaste tor many tears wUh a~cellent
results. There Is also nuorldated bottled water anllable.
(Z} 1 beUeve It would be an tntrtngement of the rl(bta of thoH
wbo are concerned about drlnk!ng fluoridated water to force
them to purchase unfluorldated bottled water.
• DEE COOK: My posltlon I~< that this should be done only
by mandate of the electorate.
HIGH RISE
4. State your opinion on the proposal
to limit high-rise construction In Newport
Beach, or to permit It only In certain
areas?
• OON MclNNlS : Proposals regardingllmJtationofhich-rlH
constructtoo In Newport Beach are being studied DOW bJ an
ad-hoc committee appointed by the mayor. I sene oa that
committee alooc wlth other counctlmen, planninc commis-
sioners, Chamber of Commerce representatl•es, la.od-owner
representatives, and ctttun grote) representatlns. 1 belleve
that there Is general agreement that high-rise Umltatloos
should be developed tor the city.
• PAUL RY CKOFF : My bellef is that high rise should be
limited to four specific areas: Hoag, Airport, Ford Phllco,
Newport Center, .Th.is control provides protection to the
community In protecting all property values. The proWera-
tlon of hig!l rise ala Miami Beach would destroy the resi-
dential character of our city, and benent only the landowner,
deYeloper or fnvestor. No one else beoen.tsl
• HARVEY PEASE : The Impact ot high rise development
upon the community Is a questJon requiring more tllan cursory
consideration. Tbe onr-ridl.nc question 111 the effect IC)On
the ''ldnd ot commtmlty" --the amenJ.Ues --sought to be
retained or built Into our cU:y jor the future. There Is IDdlca-
tloo that a declalon Is belDe pr"usured preclpUouslJ'. Oeslcna-
tlon ot ooe area oYer another for high rise Is ching preterentl.al
treatment which manitestly embodies tlnaoclal advantage. For
this rea.100 alone the balaoclnl ot interests -· the pubUc and
the Lod.lYidtals --must be approached wtth care, fairness
and objectivity.
• EO HIRTH: The key 1s to mainta.tn the character and
Image ot e&ch commwUty as It has denq,ed and u dulred
by the people, particularly the occ~~PU.ts ot •ch community.
On tills basts, hl(b rise sbould be prob.fblted in .90me areas
a.od permitted In others,
• JOHN STORE: ( agree with the proposal to Umlt 1\J(h
rtse to a tew appropriate areas, wtthoti: Interference to
preaeot sUe lines from vtew bomes. I 1'\ather beUeYe that
the sol.-lon to this Important Issue Is directly related to
denatty cootrol wtthln our city. AD arbitrary 35 toot helgbt
Umlt without more .q>eclftc criteria tor density and opeo
space coold be a r•l catastrophe to our city , with "wall to
waU" apartments 1D many ar-.s. I hOpe tMs nry complez
problem can be resolved through the CCXItinued efforts of the
ad boc committee wbere dedlcated ctttaens are worldnc hard
tor ita solution.
• DEE COOK : This Is a. two put quesUoa. Put ooe:
Hlcb rise conatrucUoa l..n.laDd sbouJd receln coasidenUoo
oolJ after a eomplete study b)' others --DOC tbe dtnloper
or laDd owner. A II eost1 of redesicn ot sewer a, streets and
water ma.l.nl, etc., should be boroe b)' the protlt-mUtnc
putie• and NOT by the ..._yer1. Put two: Waterftoot
hlctl rt ... --I ean 181 no Deed or place lor same either oow
or ln tbe tor..-.b'-fUture.
ANNEXATION
5. Wh&~ Is your position on annexation
of additional land area?
• OON WeEN~ Klctt-rlst cca.trols ue oteessar1 and
dtMIIJ Umttattoaa rna.adatorJ tlwe are to rtta1ll tht atiiKIIIPMfe
dellred b7 Ulo P'MI mo,_lty ol oar -le. FutuH .... ,..
tlou mut tullJ coulder UttM am• eommldtJ dHirta as
1t'eU u JJU1 a rt.ctd tilt ot u La~ colt beoent aatJsla.
• PAUL RYCKOFF: -too -will be ul_...,
._ to 1M tllhre. I do 1101 ..... addlloc t1l1o pr~ below
Coroa del 11v lo ttoo ciiJ, Tile-C-OI'IIu PI"')Octed a .. u--.... u1 .-. pu 1111 u -111p ,..,
ud e...ut IHCCU w*ll an lilt Sa ••'•wtllt • caanctw of N....,.n lleadl.l-lo-udWoo•-•-•t
ud ftllolt·llloe ~··..,-of IIIII---..... __ .,_.,_,_udloadlo
tu -~~-. BoW'"' I CS~ft iliiiiC wtlil I,.._.~ ............. ~.,... ...... ...., .....
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.. $$I t+IIJ .. IIBIII .. tt ..... a dlcll111
•
by cWzeDJJ &Dd ta.xpayera 'lt'bo mut eYeot.Uy bear all tne
elemer~ta of a "bic city" complex plu tile added costs of
communtty services which to aloac wtth or foUow an aDDeD-
lion.
• EO HIRTH: Each a.nonaUoo sbould be thorou(flly con-
sidered ln open meettnci.D accordaoce with the adopted CoUDCtl
comprebenstve anne:zatt.on poUcy a.od the determt.na.ttoo made
on the adva.ntaces &Dd d1sadnntages.
• JOHN STORE : I belleve that IJlDeDtloo should only be
conaldered after uteosiYe research substantiates tts deatr-
ability ecooomlca11y and eovtronmentally. Our city has added
many beautltul ar eas by anneuUon througtl the years. I do
not foresee a termlnaUon of this poUcy.
• DEE COOK: My posltioo is that there s!Jould be no more
inland or coastal anneattoas,IIDless UDder ezceptlonal ctrcum-
st&Dces ot undoubted beoeflt, botb tt.cal aod HYironmental
to the City of Newport S.ch and that would oot eall58 an out-
<'1-bl.lance In the booded tndebted.oess ot the San Joaquin
school district by cauat.og Newport restdeata of the Newport-
Mea unl.fled district to be forced to pay a portion of San
Joaquin's bea.YJ I.Ddebted.ness.
PARKING CONTROL
6. What Ia your position on the current
proposal to require more off-skeet park-
Ing In residential areas of Newport Beach,
which would, In effect, limit the develop-
ment of residential property?
• OON MciNNIS: I belleve thl.t this question must be
a.nswered oo two basta; I.e., new de,.eklpment areas; a.od
the older sections ot tbe City. The current proposal tor
resident parktnc requirements would oot hue an a.dYerse
eftect on new deYelopmeot areas. The proposal, hOWet'er,
It al.bwtd to pass u proposed would drastically and ad-
versely altect tbe rebu:Udlnl and ~-Jfadtnc of older areas.
These older areas ot our city ue In a transition period
changing from high absentee owner renter-transient occlC)ied
to larceiY owner occlC)led. This trend or transttJon should
be encoura,ed --DOt dlscou:raged. The revised residential Pll'tin&: ordina.nce u pre~e~~.tld to the COUDCil a few months
aco (and re)eeted) would haYe created a more serlollS parkin I
problem in our older section.
• PAUL RYCKOFF: As a resident ot Ba.Itx. lslaod I am
acutel)' a.nre of oar lack of parking space. Howenr, thls Is
a problem presentlY Umlted almost solely to summer. Real -
dents wbo lln btre a.U year, wbO purcbased their property
and pay tile taus, sbot.lkt not be required to proride au the
Plfldnc tor summer toortsts. Howenr, It would be desirable
that more otf-atreet Pll'ldnc be required for oew coostruc-
tion.
• HARVEY PEASE : I a.m opposed to the DrOPOaed Increase
In ott-street pull:lD&; ftrst because 1t ln effect rezones the
property by au:bYertinc ltld dls:rep.rdlnc established legal
procedu:rtl. Seeoadly, the ttftct ls Ja.rcel.Y to create additional parkin& places for Ylaltors to the area &Dd DOt to reduce or
reaotn the local trame problem.
• ED HIRTH : Tbere Is a Deed to proYide more parklng
and to CODtrol deutty, U:Otlt methods to accomplish tills
will cr•te a hudal\lp 011 cerb.ln property owners. Thi..s
proposal appears to be reuonable lD most Instances and
11 del.lrable.
• JOHN STORE : U puking requirements are increased
to sucb an utent tbat owners of R-% lots. tor uample,
camot put ~ a tmlt oa tht1r property thell wt..t we really
han ts a cbanre to IOG1Dc 1DJer the (\lise of parldnc require-
meats. I feel that p.roperly rtctU are 'rltal u kMI( as they do
DOt eballtAp tbe .. uare ot tbe O'fet-&11 community . AI.:~,
a11 a«lUtsoaal pa,rttnc would IDcrease the weekend beach
dead}' a.ad local tnJftc problems.
• DEE COOK : I am ~ to IDdired resontnc, throu(tl
r.trlctiYe power \tclllltioa.. to p1D more oft-street resl-
dtadal partlQc. Eaac:tmtat ot this type of t.g:tslattoo would
dtYa.l• prapertJ ud matt JeYeral t.hou.aDd ruSdeotial
m-.. --mhll· TAX REDUCTION
7. Candidate "position papers" often
contain recommendations that would add
to the tax burden . • • What suggestions
do you have for trimming the city budget
and thus cutting the tax rate?
• DO" llcllffll>: Tbe ctly _.,. bqol policy pldell-
-lo _.... ••l)'ol.l"' 11M pr-.............. llecal ,... 11'11-'11. Ao a .....a. a tu rato r-.-ot 1.1/'1
c-.. wu ae~ tM ntJH'II ••1 ol. Mtl:ca •'""''..S..
u4 ............ : '"'td. 8l&llll pollef ....,.u...
--Gac:&l ,... ... f'tCIIIItiJ -··= ... ., ....... b7 Ule c-u. TMR .--qa1a oa11.,. ., -"' aM~ ace 1 uc.. _. • IM:nul ill tu nt.. 1111
e4w's' &liMN lllll.lf ... ........, ... ,. lllri ... to--
tlll ,....,,.. JlltD-.Waltt.lrflllllllta _......_..c
JC ,_, I ...,. ea.t wD raua•Mt l ' 111 v• -.J
pollcloo .w.-."' a.~ .. e t1Mir-... -
CUI a.d will C M' as ttl'£4111 t. t 1811 • •
• PAUL ltTCitOPF: .. -~-Ill -• -of ~.!.!!' .~':r.t'~ ~-=--:.-:.. ;•• .: •• or•• lleecea, tt a_.. ••liP =•-,., .. _. •
budgettnr and expendit ure to pt the best return for public
money speot. I t.iYor careful budgeting, and hard 1Udcments
on the administration and expenditure of pubUc funds,
• HAR VEY PEASE : First, I would take a t"ery close,
cr itical look at an proposed capital ezpendltures to determine
whether they were essential and IDdtspen.sable to renderlng
ot publlc service. If not, r would n clude them from budlt'ta.rY
consideration. Tile included Items 1 would establlah 011 a
priority llst, based on "short r un" a.lld "long run" ob-
}ectlves. "Short riUI" Items wo uld be Inc luded ln the budget
because ot necessity or urgency. Provision lor "long run"
expenditures shou ld be made by estabUshlnc '·reserve"
accounts in anticipation of Mure need, Slmtla.rly, l would
careluUy analyze prqlased budgetar y Items for "current"
openttons. I do not acree wtt h lhe present City Council to
rely on a standard of mer ely maintaining the same ••tu
rate," since It Is mis leading, because of substantial cntnps
may occur In assessed valuation. H.aven't your Newport Beach
lazes increased even though the rate r emained substa.ntia_Uy
u:nchanpd?
• ED HIRTH: Our rate ol $1.20 is second lowest In the
county and has varied only a few cents in the last ten years.
La.st year It was lowered th rough arbitrary r eduction ot
departmental budgets. Some reor ga.nlza.Uon Is belnc effected
wbicb wUI produee savings. Care must be u er clsed not to
po.tpoae essentials aod bandlcap tht> future for m1Dor eunea.t ..........
• JOHN STORE: The key to our taJ rate 1.1 the "lenl ot
sen1ce•• we want In our commun1ty. ln etrect we c&D lower
OW' tu by Ins ur ing tnat our city i:QVernmeol ls more etnctenUy
operated aod by seeing that wt> get a Ml dollar's vaiUt> tor
every dollar spent. Specltlcally, I recommend an increase ln
cbarges tor beach pa.r king to help meet the costs of matn-
talntng the beaches. I also recommend the em ploymem of
the talents avai lable wllhln our city sU.tf or local volunteer
cltl&ens to estabUsll a pracUc.t l program for tile needed ex-
pansion of our civi c center and poll ee !ac!U ttes oo our
present sUe.
• DEE COOK: The nrst approa ch to reducing cost of city
government Is to look at the lugest cost factor . In Newport
Beach, that tactor is employees. Salar ieS and fringe benents
tor emp loyees amount to approximately 7~ of the entire
cost ot the operationa l bOO~t. A thorough evaluation of
employee productivity would be step number one ror possible
reduced costs. Step nu mber two, would be to consoUdate
departments, crank down the number ot employees by DOt
tliUng ucanctes (~er deter mlnatloo of necessity) and by
transferring personnel when possible into mort' productiY e
poslttoos.
'GOOD LOOKS '
8. State your pos ition on "legislating
good looks" --as in the current s ervice
station or dinance. rE quir ing 15 per cent
landscaping and limiting tire display.
• OON McO"NIS : "C..OOO looks" ca n bE' a matter of opinion
--I.e., beauty is Ill the ey~ of the beholder. However, planning
a.od Implementing controls necessar~· to c(JI>e with visual
polhKioo and to assuuo a pleasin~ and or der ly '•townscape''
Is In order. The current seP'ILt' statiOn or di n.ancf' requiring
landscaping for nto"' or rebu ilt stations and Hmltlng tire
dlapla.y was patiently wor k('o'! ou1 with the station owne rs.
operators themselves.
• PA UL R\'CKOFF : I bellf've that changing times may
require dltterent appi'OII."hes ln ci ty RQver nment . When tile
city was lncorpora te-d Wt> wer t> a lew Uttle beach cottages.
Now we have over 50.000 people ln the city. As population
g!'I!'W, density grew also, and open space and "good looks"
han become coocerns. II set>ms reasonaMe thJ.t new de-
•elopmemt, residential or commerrlal, should adhere to .better
statdrds tba.n In the past. Thf' ser vice station ordina nce
does DDt applY to elisUng stations a.nd I flYor It as a pro-
rreutn mon.
• HARVEY PEASE : It I~ my belief that pernment can
'•go oft the deep end" In trytna 10 legis late eYer y fleet of
our Uns -· Inc ludln£ our bUsiness Ute. Cootrol of ''publlc
au:lsuct" Is an appropriate area or lectsll.tlon. Act h'IUu
a.od coochlct compaUblt' with ·•community atudlrds" t1 a
proper buts tor legtslatlve cootrol. ComptUUon a.nd common
HUe mUit be ~!YeO JOme freedom of exerci8t t.D OlD' aoetttJ.
The "le&talattu Cood looks" ordinance tu eone too tlr.
' ED HIRTH : '"Cood t.ookl" 15 Important to the Citillu
ol Newport Beech. Rerulations must be re&.-ble, 1111torm
and DOt tUfle freedom ot desten. WIUI thut rutrlct.toa. It
11 deJirable. Our clty must ~ kmble to be )O't'ed.
• JOHN STORE: We all wut to protect Uld •lluct tat
llillttq eharm aDCI *"'' at oor ettJ. Therttort, "IIMd r11Ju: ud oNiAuc.. to be worked N lD ..,....atlol. witt~
ov t:M~SDeA commurdty wbleh lharu tbl ame OMCtn ud
t..teftlll. Rowt>r•, ttte ~Of of ..... Md h 1 st I ...,.'ON •• bt a lftdal proee~s M u~p "" rw t k
time ud llllltllliM !be -lo t-e-. lloel-loe tute. per Clll: ............. rtqll1r....tlw...na.lhltl111
1.1 a sdll "Po '
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Why Hast TlioU Forsaken Me? THE RESURRECTION STORY ..... .-.. _
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My ~. •Y ~. why liut
tAou fo¥MM,. mer SorM of
t/Nm IAat tlood tllero, wiN"
tiNy Mard tAat, oaid, T~io
mo" collelh /or
Elioo. "-Matt. 27:45-47.
ICOHTIMUI!D ,.OM LAST W!IU)
tho -·-· .. ch-1 lla -wlor God ... -... a 111011 .. ..., tiUo ,... o1 Hlo ,_ _..,_ ,. .,. -PAOli .. JIWISH MOP I. .. HX m. LOI AMelL II. CU.IP. ,.,...._t ___ !W_ ............ llolak ..... _ia
!loa ,_ ol Noab aad U.. llood. Otllaoaeano 1aot alohi ,.. • ly Dr. L N. loll
AU .... &.ft .Uw ... t• lnt.o ,,_. •• ~ Pataw. "lan't...... One ol tile lf~aat e-ti.,._. ol the lntea· hale bel~: hleM!ft are they that haW~ aot
idGIMry and ,ncUda... Tht -. o&a.. ••'f lAt &.he deeth • rity ol dte Scriptum, a1 well u of· the boctify teen, and yet b.-... helieftd."
BiWe ._.. God 18ft tJw. up; WJ) ..-. .,., .... No. DOt J.ua ~ion of our Imd, ia to be found in 1'be returr~doa of )eMil Cbrilt Et n011 only
GOI6 . t.\U"MCC them ov. &o • had IDfdita&ed oa UU. 10 IMH:h. the ~dulity ol the diaeiples. reoorcltcl with-an hilcotic:.J ewm.l but at the NIM time ia
.....,obale aaind.. . Ttua ll the end b wblcb He wu out ant' attempc to conceal. Their diabelie( a doettinal corner.tone upon which te1t1 the
Now God hM Jiv-en Jnua up to bom. He .. t Hil feet IU... nbu ebnpd 10 a JOYOUA aMUtan()fl tha.t in tum ...urance, or imiiiOrtalitv. the e:Kectl~ of be U.e tlnner. Oh, He "'"'' lotrard Jeru•Jem. He d.kln't • ........_ . • 1
U.nned. but He ill taJdnl t.he part ahrlnk. from iL Now J..,. Mid it ~~. ~ out w1th • .meuaAC C.nytftl con· atonement. and the motintion for Christian
and the place and the for ua. He wanw ....,.Wy to nd.iOn , and 1ransfamuna . power, • .rMM~t:e wltneee and livin1.
pwdshment and ahame of aJI know the prke that baa been for wbtch eaeb o( them eventually d1~· . The implication~ of the Cro. are inexor·
sin.oen. God pve J•ut u:p. So paid, and that it h.u been paid. Would to Cod that we had such CORYictums ably linked with the empty tomb, for wblle
Jewa on th• crou could uy OQt, He i• M¥in1 It (01' me. He ia and such Splrit·inspired mHNp today! the death of Jaua Christ on the Croee is the
"My God, my God. ,.by h•& .. )'inr. "John ~. do you Onlr at ~r hearl.l are touched and illlJmi. oentral faet of all hi11tory, the reality and
thou fortaken me?" Haliae that YOU OU.Iht to be nated by the Holy Spirit lfe we able to see ultimate goal o{ man'• redemption it validated
When the mob came, thay tot fof'MkenofGoda.nd.bumlnHaU apiritual truths in their proper penJM'dive. by the: peraonal, bodily apjM:arance of our
swords and etk:b to beat Hlm or be)ooDd all hope and brt)'CIIMI uay Only then can faith triumph over tenon end Lord on the third day and for 40 day• there·
to drive ~io;t lilc.~ a hunted be~t. cry for mercy re~na God?.. the .eemin«<y impossibl~ become a slorious a£ter.
All About J...,.a WM FONtokf tn They wi.ll he Has hancb behand Oh, yea. So J..ua MY8 it for me reality the v~ry oorner~lone of our Christ ian
the Old Teet8ment · H!• bade. and drive Him, d~aa and for you. ''My God, my·.~. hope. ' · Hi1 appearing teacbet ua that the .ouroe
Conaider. rnt, that here the Hun down \0 tha Sanh•dnn. wh.yhMtthoufonabnme? The physical appea ranCf' of 1 ~ r~urrected of death is sin, and that Chrite triumphed
"Father, why don't you .. nd S. . d H" d' . 1-L-.. d., over both death and sin at C.lvarl .o com· Scripture l1 fulfiUtad. It wu t 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 Why did God tum Hia f.ce vtour cause 18 11e1p es to lit' amaze . 1 1 h h ld ld H·
h :_.... th J ould we ve e11ona o an1e a, we ve 1 J , So ,. H ~-., b'-d" h . h d I.J pIll~ y t at t e @:rave cou not o 1m .
prop ea-.. at nua w leaiona ol anrelic aoldienT' All away rom eeua. ....at • •neY trem tc:" 81 .1 ~. l!ol@ 1 an wl' arf' 10 u Th~ Resurrt"Ction correlates the CrOM. eome: and ao He hu. That He Hehunowia Peterwithaaword wouldn't have to turn it away that they were afra1d.
shoukl be hom of a vi,..W-u from me. So that I could -· B 1 ·, c_~ d ·1 th ,. and Jesua won't let Peter uae it. u 1 wa!l a l)ouy an 1 wa" r mr
lsaiah7:14nya.-andaoHewu. But the Father •aya, "No. I've "My Father." So I could uy, body, for in it wrrr thf' na il prints in hands
That He would be born in riven Him up to IO \0 the Cr081 .'' ''No ain on me; Jnua paid it all.'' and feet and thr wound (rom thro sproa r thrust
The ~mpleteness of Christ's work for sin-
nen and tM hope that we: ~nd in that work
hall het!n the motivating forct for Christi1n
w itneYes through the ages. Bethlehem-•• Micah 5:2 They take Him to Pilate'• So I can say. "The debt ia all into His sidro.
aa)"'-and 10 He wu. That He J ··•-ent Hall. 1 otood lui paid. ThereisnothinJdue.Jeaua Th ·' . would be in the line and tribe of F ...,eb;u"a"ry on lhe noo, of the haa paid it all." at mey d id not ~~' an appartit1on or
D.va·d. and that the Lord ahall J ld ··M hallucination is mad(" clear by our Lord : Fortreas of Antonia. All thit is eaus cou cry out, y
1l.e eff~t of their seein jll and being with
the: ri~n Lord made theN" timid, ignorant,
and (from the worldly lltandpoint ) unpre-
par~d disc:iples go out to preach with m ighty
powt-r and convincing eloquence-to evangt'-
liae the world and t:Atablish the Church of
Jesus Christ.
•uddenly come into Hia temple. God ·· I n y ··M Fath •• Why '" y~ troubh•d ? an1l why do thoughts left ia the floor. J erunlem was · ca aa • Y er · That He would r ide in razed to the rround, was torn Je.ua could say. "Why hut thou arise in your hf'Ort.~ &-hold My hands and
Jerusalem·in a triumphal entry. down. but the atone floor is •till forsaken me?" I can juat thank My feet . That it i.o; I Mys;o](: handle Mr. and
Then that on the day when all there. 1 stood on those rreat God He hal never forsaken me. see; for a spirit hath not fl~sh and boneR, as
the passover Iambe were beina smooth atones o f Pilate's He said, "I wi.ll never leave dwe ye see M~ have.'' Christ wu saying this to
slain and had been fOf' these Jud"'""ent Hall and remembered nor fonake thee. So that we may His doubting and fparful followe rs.
fifteen hundred years past, that •·-boldly oay The Lo~ ,.· my that they ti-... Jeouo· a•m• · ""' This was a bodil y resurrPction and it was Jesus would die. lt was eu. h 1 1 'II t' hat around a column there. They e per, WI no 1ear w man the ~nt.fruiu of all who now wait in an·
Thesr men ladtf'd one thin~ and their Lord
went back to Heaven (or the specific purpoee
o£ ~nding th~ third Penon of the Trinity into
the world to givt-them spiritual pow~r. and to
make their ministry worJd.w ide in scope ...
P•ophesied. "Cursed is everyone hall do unto-· •• that han1eth on a tree'': 80 there tore offHi.t clothea and they beat 8 ~. ticipation of that rrsurrf'r tion day whron H,. Him there. Heavenly Father. Well the que.tion. Why did .................. ogoa·n. He hangs on the tree. It was God 1 k J ? · tt ...... .....,. why don't You intervene? Why ona e HUI. 18 10r you prophesied that every time a th H an "II ••1 "II For 40 da)'S th1•rl' wf'rf' rf'pf'sted contacts Of practical importana-for you and me i~
thill question: Havr we in fai th acCf'ptrod thf'
rr:ality of His Cro!!! and Resurrection ? It is
not a question of rrlative: importance. Our
f'lernal destiny relllS on its aMwer. Thf!re also
dot'!! thf' f'fff'clivf'neu of our f.hristi1n living
and witneM rest.
don't You &tap it? That pure en. ow m Y WI aay, WI family had a passover lamb, they blood that never had a mark of in my heart turn to Jesua now. J betwf'en the risrn f.hri!<l and His disciples.
must make sure not to break a sin is flowinl down Hoa" back . will in my heart"? Some lonely Thry s.aw Him, tourhrrl Him. a!(" with Him. bone, for the Saviour's bones · h 1 h d H' k r h h' h · ~ and .. ople are spitt;n1 on Hun· • man 1n a ole room. aomeone ear 1m spea o I " 1 mgs avm~ to no were not to be broken. d · · a1 · bod · h H" K d Th r and out of hate, they "'' nv1n1 onam a car, aorne y w11 as in p_ o m. I'Sf' wt"rr proo s no onr Now on the crou He follows 't" •-1 b ld d 0 h mockinr Him! The Father II un1 IOuo::r Y Y YOW' own cou eny. f cour!<t' tho~· w o wf'rf' rr· the dear prophecy or the Old fi "d · h 1 b'-f H h answers, "I havt .,·ven Him up 1rm1 e m your own orne. or sponsi .e or is drath sprr-ad rumnrll I at Testament. That J esus, when J ' k 1 God to die." you. esua waa 1or .. en 0 · His diliCi pks had nV N ·pOwr-rr..i thr-guard anrl He suffers all a sinner suffers H 'd d b d k God gave Him up. Now while e pal your e tan too your had taken His body •w•l"· away from God. cried out in that 1 Wh d "t th J esu s han11 on the cross. I don't Pace. Y on you aay en. T ~-h r f Ln d"
We do not belif'Vf' in a dPad Christ. Ad ·
hf'r~n ts to other rPii gions can point to the
to mb!, the bodily resting places o f their
prophrtll. Rut Wf' Christians ca n point from
an empty lomb to a livinjl Saviour and to a
returninp:; l..orrl .
heartsick c ry, that despairinr "I'll truat Him to be my Saviour oaaf wr acttpt I ,. act o our r ~
cry. "M y God. zpY God. why hut wonder that the tun rot and I'll have peace with God"? bodily r"urrection by faith and in no othf'r
thou forsaken me?'· So we will diKOurqed and quit shininJ. I 0 "t ·-•-woy. And th~ who !'O do arr blf's.'!f'd bf'. think all the ba'•d• a·n the wo•ld 01 ~oUUC~Y. say, "This is the Son of God. Oh h J · I" _ _. eau!W' without faith it is impo!~.~iblr to plf'aSt" quit ain.,·nr. I •·la'eve that eve•Y • w at HUI au ,.,_. to This is the One. T hat means the uo:: -'-1 · God "Th' J h' h · 1 k ( flower that blooma o n every m-e a way or amnen to escape · 1s t.ame f'.'!us., "'' 1c lA a en up rom
Bible is true. That means now prairie in the world d•oo--..1 it.a Hell! And how wicked muat be Looking into th,. futun· our Saviour t.aid you in to hf'aven, sha ll so oomr in likf' mannrr
that God's plan is bein1 fulfilled. veu. th h rt 1 h 'II 1 Th ""-h h M h h H" · H •• T his is t hat vocal point o( all head and wilted. The Bible sa~ e ea 0 any W 0 WI no to omas : nr eau!'t' 1 ou a ~t ~eo ~. t ou as ye avr-~rn 1m ,u::o mto f'avf'n.
h uman h istory. Everything in that the rock.a rent and the acceptauchaSaviou.r. PROMISED MESSI A'H
Old Testament times pointed rravu opened when J esus died. If you are conac::iooa t.od.ay that "
down to this. Every lamb that Down in J eru1alem the veil of you are a loat ainner,
wa.& ever ofrered on a sm oking the temple was torn in two from unconverted , and needina
altar pictured the Lamb of GOO. the top to the bottom by a rreat foraiveneu, and if you will here
Now at long last God has a earthquake. I d o not wonder and now tum your heart from
substitute for sinning man. Now that all creation ia astounded your ain. trust Jeaus Christ to
one who never sinned has and dismayed and heartsick a t (arrive you and aave you. I be1
becom e t he sinner's substitute. the death oft he Son of God. you. fint say yea to God in your
So H. C'l . ., oul. ··My God. my God H' God 1 k heart with an honut sorrow for 1ave •m up. orsoo God. Why h .. l thou ro''.k.n H . s J · d M sin and honestly tru•tin1 Him to am . o esus cn e out. .. y
me?·· The Scripture i& now GOO, my God. .·· r-.:ottCl' He for(ive you.
fulralled. saM:l , ''My God." At the first
fon.ken, .. in the Si...,._'
PI-ce, by God t1M1 Fllther
Another thina:: God did
forsake Christ. h is a terrifying
thing but it is true. "M y God, my
God, why hast thou forsa ken
me?" In the first place, God gave
His Son up fo r this when He let
H im come to be born in this
world.
Did God know there would be
no room in the Inn? Yes. Did
God know that He would lay in a
manrer and be pricked by the
straw in the discomfort of a
stable? Oh. yes. Did God know
that Jesus would lrJ'OW up in
poverty. in a peasant home in
I'azareth? Oh, yes. Did God
know that people \IIOuld mock
Jesus, saying H e w1u a bastard,
born of a n illigitimate birth? O h.
yes, God rave Him ior that. Did
He know that in Him would be
no (or m nor com!liness that
people would desirt Him? That
He would come (rom that
province or no repute and or no
standing? Oh. yes. God knew
that. God rave Jes.Js to (orsakf.
Him.
Did God know that He would
bee 80 poor, that the birds o( the
air would have nests and the
foxes have holes. but the Son or
Man. the Son or God. the
Creator who made birds and
made roxes. would have no place
to lay His head'! O h , ye•. He
knew that. Did God know that
o ne day the tuitor would kW
Jesus' race with a burnina,
treacherous kis& and betray
Him? That He would be bound
and scouraed and tried. and
hated and m oc ked and
murdered? Oh, yes. God 18Vt
Him.Mifup to that.
A woman wrote me, "Brother
Rice, you uy that the one thin1
deare.t to the heart of God is to
aave ainnen. I don't think that. I
think the main thine ia to honor
JHUt Christ." I answered. "Thia
ia the one thin1 that God the
Father pve Hia Son up for-to
the t.orment.s ol t.tM damned in
order c.o lt"p poor sinnen out of
Hell. And it will honor Jnua far
rn.cJH c.o let Him die for ainnen
and tab a sintl.er'a pia~ than it
woukt b. any other way." '
Y-. God did fonak.e Jnu..
~t nicht in the Garden of
GetbeemaM when then brob
out a Wooctr ,...t oo t.Mt tal 11 d face, He waa abouUo d ...
Y-. God """ ..,._ Him ...ty ... u.. c:noc:llbloll. y... -
wboD tbo7 ~ Him wtdl
, ....... -took Him bof,..
Pilau. then before the
Svhd ....... -PU.to, tod -T~-AndwboDtho7 awud '-with tboml and
pu1a1 lot-oaHimtod
• I I ltu.?Y-. Y•-God._~~-J-,. ...... u.. .... oiiM .u.t
.... , ....... "' aM .u.t -lootol•dw• moi.U
when Jesus was on the crou H e
said , "Father, forgive them. ··
H e had not yet entered in to pay
all the debt and so H ~ was st ill in
relation as a Son to the Father.
But now the sky is black and
God turned His face away. !\ow
Jesus doesn't represent a Son of
c....;, but a sinner com ing to
jud1ment. a child of Hell. a child
or disobedience. a child or wrath.
the terms the Bib!~ uses about
los t people. Jesus now represents
them a nd He can only say. "My
Cod. ." Later, before He is
done, H e will say. "It is
(inished." H e will say, "Father,
into thy hands I commend my
1pir it ." Before. at the beginnin1
of His agony, He said. "My
Father ": afterward, also, it is,
"My Father": but in these
middle hours or blackntss whe n
GOO has turned Jt"sus uw.-r lO sin
and sin's wa1es and Hell's
lau1hter and the mockery and
punishment of wicked men, H e
can only uy, ··M y Goo .·· T hat is
the way a lost sinner mi1ht cry
out.
In Wa.~:ahachie. Texas, two
men were in a car. One of them
drove wildly up and down .the
streets at aeventy miln an hour.
careened over head fint, slid
sideway• into a telephone pole,
broke the pole off and one of
them waa10 cruahed they rushed
him to the hoepital and as he
lin1ered all he could say in
d elirium, never conac ioua, waa,
"God have mercy!" "God have
mercy!" That ia the term of a
loat man. Jesua didn't say, "My
Father," boecaute on the croas he
represents all of us poor sinners.
It II f<M' U• That God Forsook J•· au•. So W• May k Rec:.fved
in HisNeme
The question ia a rhetorical
question. Didn't Jesus know?
Yes. He knew. But it is
prophesied that H e will make
this cry and He doea it. He says
it for us . He didn't need t.o know.
~8-J~
A stooped old mon, aNd a yo~
""'" Chanced to mat one doy.
The )'0Uft6 man .aad to tlw elder,
In lat. ua&U~llmluart aua.)l,
"W71y don't .)OU waiA up•tra~lal
u•~'"~' TluJt '• no way to rrow old;
It 'a all a form of lao btl,
At tca..t that '1 what I 'm told.''
TM old mon ~..,.. him o
•nOUJill61oo•. ·
And Mid, "My dear )'OU"4
fri~nd..
How )'OU ~urr aamined )'OUr
wla«rt fifttU
And noticH tlu Moda that
bcnd1
If not, juat loole tMm owr,
A• lh~ hGrvnl lim• draA AWia;
You'll find tlac lacotb tAat on
~mpty,
Are atandi"4 kJU anti h~lt.
But tiN Modi that count in tile ,..,..,,
Are fiu.d orld Nndi,.. low,
Awaili"' tM reaper'• aicAlc:
Their tim• &.Mort. t.Wy.now. ''
A• ,,.. .)OUilf ''""' ptiM!IId Oft b.)l, H~ a lowly bololollfd' Ia&. ~wad.
No doubt, IN po~ many o
day
On tM wordl thot old man .out
ONE LITTLE HOUR
One little hour for watchinl with
the Muter.
Eternal yean to walk with Him
in white:
One little hour to bravely meet
diMater,
Eternal yean to reifn with Him
in liaht;
One litde hour for weary toi.la
and triall,
Et«nal yeen for calm and
pe.ceful l"ttlt;
One tittla bOQr for patient Mlf.
deniab.
Eternal yean fOJ' ILfe •"-• life ia
bl•t!
They Received the Shock
-8aloclad
of Their
Lives
,lltOM "SWORD 0, THI: LORD"
MUR,RIIUORO T{NN..
Sbty .. b. taan·a .. n froai a ~hrietlan camp riai..t U. amaU
town of OnvUl, Ohio, and recetvacl tha ahock of th•lr Uwe.
They approec:h«< 875 of the town 'a populadon and ..W j\11&
oneaimplequ•don: ''Jic,w doaa aJ)tt"'IG lilt to Heave?''
One man Mid. "Fly," SoiDtiU&UJil, Some did DOt try to,_.,
Onlr alktla O¥U I& perotnt ltrtew &he anewer and Mid. ''Rercttw
J .... Chriat • your.,.,_aJ S.Yiou.r.''
Of tlM 87& qu.eriMI, Nl .... a WJ"'rrl *"""'· 'I'M t. ..C
r,..uont ..,_.,. _., Ba .-1 tD..,... nolobbo<. ID tD chllrda.
,.... 11M BUM, work yow way, U.. rilht. bt Mn.cen, bet j ,._,,
--•billt,oboy ..... -• ..__ Ilbtinc....S.H-rilbl. ....... ._., ___ .. llaa•w.
wlor did J-1D tD tho ,_ -dlo1 -F tlitl God -Hlao
t"-1
Tloa .,.._-tho eMily w.., God-llf"'Wa • r At fooiM .mu..,.uot .. a....ta ...... lhw. u,......-..... ••
&Mt,. ....... ct. t ... ..-.. c •• , ... -J-. Utlolt __ _.....,.U...-Ir...,-.-loa .... ot._ ... _.J _____ _
...... )'111!1 Mt ....... Jlil Mh1t ... • '-V ,_at II I ..
rw?-M.JLJma. .
Te1timony of o Conv.rted Jewen By Maude lotstan
!I' ROM "JlWISH HOP' f.'" lOX 707, LOS A.HGf.L!S
"1 am th~ Way. th~ Truth and the Life. nf!l&f'd to me that God was my Heavenly
No man cometh to the Father but by :tf~.'' Father and 1 wall His child.
(John 14:6) Befor~ thi~ God had always seemed 10 far
These words, spokf'n by Jf'sus when Ht> was away. Now, T realized that T had instant ac·
here on earth. are just as t"ffective today. I cess to Him throu,u::h Jesu!. I could pray now
am lloO glad that th~y spoke pf'arf' to my heart. and lov~d 'to pray, and it was wond~rful to
Born of Jewish pare nt.", I hnd hf-1•n taught me to wa tch how God answered. I allloO found
that there wu but one God. Thrt>e y("ar~ pr~v. myself bt'comin~J: inlrnsely int~rested in know.
ious to this time a Gentile Christian woman inji; what God had to say to me, His child. A
hsd told me that Jesus came to save the Jews Rreat love for His Word came in \ony heart
all well as the Gentiles. I told hN that I could and I found th~ Bible ~coming a·livin@: and
not reconcile: that statement with my Parlier a predou!l Book. In it T found the &nswer lo
tf'achinJ!; that there was but one Go<l. She ev~ry problem, and th rouJt:h it~ teaching! I
attempted to rxplain the Trinity to mf'. and found my li(f' becominf( transformed all Jesus,
left me an Old Testament slf!d Gosp,•l of John the livinp: Word, he~~:an to liv~ out His life
to rud. Lat~r on ahf' also ~avf' m~ a Rib lf'. thrOUJ!h mr. Old worldly desires pa!IM'd away
Over a pt"riod of thrf'e vears I studil'd thro and allthin,rs became n~w.
Old as .,.,·ell as the N("w Testament. In the Old
Testament 1 learned that the Messiah wall to
be born in Be:thlr hem, of a vi rgin, was to hr
a prophet like unto Moses . .,.,•as lobe rejected
by His own peopl~. There wer~ many othn
prophecies that I noticed. On~ day I read in
Genesis : "And God lllid : 'Ut us mak~ man
in our imaJ(e after our likffiess.' " In the N~w
Testament I r~ad that Jesus was with God
before th~ he,u::inninp:; of the world and that
without Him .,., .• ~ not anvthing marlr which
wu made.
Therefor~. the Trinity lwcame understand·
able to me. that, just as th~r~ are body. lloOUI
and apirit in tM human being. so was it
po!l!lihlr that God the Father. }t"~u~ thf' Son,
and thf' Holy Spirit, could all be Onro. Sud·
denly T kn~w it wu all true. ]~sus is the
promi~~td Mts.!!iah of lsra~l. and 1 acCf'pt~d
Him as my own personal Sav iour. G~at Joy
fill~d my bf.in~. Immediately His Spirit wit-
Today. I re joice in the fact that ther~ ia
nothin,; this world has to off~r me that I
would take in exchanJ!,'e for this glorious u.l·
vation throuli;h the precious shed blood of
J~sull f.hrist, (or in Him I have all I need.
He is a wonderful Saviour, having grown
more and mor~ precious to me through the
years that have pa!.!~ed . He has t.atisfied my
every longin,u:: anrl taken ev~ry burden and
care. but best of all, I know that when I die,
I hav~ a home prepared I or me, for to thOM:
who beli~v~ on Him, J..fe has giv~n Eternal
Life.
}e!us is the answ~r to this world's prob-
lems. for God's Word says: "If my people.
which ar~ called by My Name, shall humble
themselv~s., and prey and seek my face, and
tum from their wicked wart; thtn will I
hear from h~n~n . and will forgiv~ their ain,
and will h~al thei r land.''
"WE SHALL SEE HIM AS HE IS" (I John 3:2)
By A. C. Goebeleln in !Our Hope)
T!J .. ,.,. arr familiar worrl.~. oft rep~atecl in H,. who i~ cnminJZ. HI' whom.,..,. •halt ~ .!IJ'
Christian son~ and quotr d in ."p('akinJf of th" Ut• i!l. i~ th1• Lord. "~·!.o 10\'f'd me. and ,a:av~
hl,.,..,.o hopt'. \'(·hat powN th•·rr il" in tl wm for him.'<l"lf fn r me. thf' onl y J.,.flOtlen of the
our ho·nrts an d liw•<~, if W(' rep~al them n"t Fatlwr. 10.ho l'uh,;i""tinp-in the form of GOO.
nl01w with no r li~. hut if .,.,.<' ,i!'aze upon tho •m r-mptird Him!M"'If. marle Him,.•·lf of no rrputa-
"ith thr 1'\l"!i of faith unci nw<litalt• on th i& lion, la id al'irl•· His giory. anrl &J' m:t n. 1he
""'f'f'l pmm i•f• of lovr ami ho~. lellin,r it ~ink nhf'rli•·nt S4o rvant. wt•nt thr ,Jn•ary roMI to thr
det•pr r und rl1·r~r in to our hr8rtl'! What Joy CrOSII. On th at f.ro~ Hr Jo,·ed me nnrl gu\'1"
a nd~-~~···· !lw~ !M"'V~n word:"' ran br io,; In our Him~lr for mf'; ther" Ht• 1lrank the cup for
faintio~ heart~. ami how th('y .... ·ill f'nt::ourBfl:t' mr : thf'ff' He WD"" ror~ken and pai,l mr df'ht I
u.~ to fBithfulne!<,.._.a.o. Wf'JI 11~ rl•·votedni'!lo!'-10 owed tu God. Hr rl if'd for me. Ht· wh."J rlid
HimSf•lf. and caU!<f' us II• "rrjoice in trihula-thiA, who took mt• out of sin und drath. l'lt•rnal
tion''! d!'ath. •nd will !.ring mr in to life and s lory.
Takr 3 f•·w momf'nls to mf'ditBf("' on thr He whMI' life in glory evrr sa \'MI mr to the
f11c1. "W1• ~hall ~him 81'1 he is.'' Do &0 Pvery uttermost nnd whO!'f' loving ha nd c&n"!i for me
day. In ,,.,. prt'5sur~ of the most ,Ur Ffrnt bn11i· and supplif'S nil my nef'd-this Onr-, whom I
nM." in you r hou!lf'hold duti~. in th("' shop. or love though I havr n("'V("'r !'IN'n Him, I am I ll
in thf' ~trt'f't!l, lrt nothing crowd out the !f"e U He iA. a.nd I !!ha ll !<land in His prf'M'n<:e,
thought of Him, and that you and you r Sav-heholdinf!: Hi"" glorr.
iour and Lord shall me-et ~ome da y and you Faith aloof' can make thf' u~·n thin@" rral
"shall 111'1' him a.~ he is." How ev~r rudy and and brinf!: us to a ronJ'tant. joyful r-xpt"Ctancy
willin~ tht: Holy Spirit is to hrin.-thit \'("'ry of Him who hu told us that Ht will not ta rry.
thought hf.forf' u!!. How. indt"ed. it j>lt'a~ but c::onw for Hi1 own.
Him }f w~ follow Him in occupation with thro H~ left Hia Father'• thronro abovr;
Lord ! Al u! we ue often so busy and !IJO M'lf· So frtt • .a infinite H1A 8raef';
occupied that we have littlr timt to th ink o f Emptird Him14•1f of all hut lovf'
Him, wi th whom we ma{ ~t so Vf'ry AOOn, And bWd for Adam'• htlplf'M raet".
never to br partM in al f'lf'mity. 'TiA mrrcy a ll JmmrnM" 1nd fr~:
lf a mighty monef'Ch, known for hit r~rthly For, 0 my C,nd , it found out rM.
powt'r. and 11plendor. had doe<:idr-d to mt'f"t lH
and w~lcorne Ul In hie paiJICt>, with promiM'll
of a royal mtf"rtainrnmt. our thouAh would
ev~r look forward. wi th joyful anticipation, to
that eVmt. Yet. He who hu «on., into thr
p~ee of Cod, appointed HriJ" of aJI thinS~
be whole uninne with ita countle. worldtr
and imrntQurabk hripb •nd dep&M-i1 the
Kln8 of lclnp and Lord of Lor~ and hat ~ivrn Ul the prontl@t", ••J •ill COJI'W' tstJn. •nd
receive you unto ra~f; dul whtn I .,.,
tM:re ye .. ,. be also. Ht: Ma alrr•dy """"led
thl.s pand and poriaue future (or eftrr chJJd
al Cod (...., the ........ and ,_ 1.,.....,11
who ttUIItlr fn H1m.
1M A.I .C. ef lho Oupol
A llnlo prl oat on her 1rudpo'o ~-Sloe
lo>obd italo b1o r-OIMI ·""'ed. "G••ndJ>!I. tlo
yoa know the A B C o1 1M c-1 ?" Grandpa
oobd, "What do yo. know ....... it?" She
ooicl, "I ........ alaout II m Sondoy s.:r.o.t A
...,... 'All u.., -..-: 8 IIW.Uit ... Reline on
1M '-' 1.-Clotlol, .............. ..
aaftd! C ..... 'oo.. •to Me.~~ ... ...
JW ew.r co.. 10 H-1? Do ,.. bdine In
111m?" not Unit prl led bOr .,.....,. '" ,_.._s..,;.,.,r
NOWAUI.KI ... NIR •••
THE BIBLE,
SOURCE Of
LAW, JUSTICE
............ f-OfltiSTIA.H ICOMONICS,
•• W. •lh S.., L•• Mt•lnro C .. ll. to005
Wben an anc:~eot klactlom a1 1bo lirfutl. lllel became too llrce lor lbo
ldDI lo ld.mlnloler juaotlco amon& hit
aobjecta,lbo pnctlee .,_ up a1 Hod· 1111 hit ..--nlaUvOIIIIratllhout lbo
,.,.lm 1o hold court In lbo principal
c:enlen. When lhele Jud&ts arrlvecl
in one of the eenten for the pur·
-a1 aeU.Unc dltpu..,, clllllll aDd
counterclaim• and admlnl1terln1
)ulllco amona lbo peciple, they had liD
law upon which lo proceed. How doot
one resolve auch matten without law'!
In ttw.e days more generally than
now , men belJeved that God created
the univene, Including man, In ac·
cordance with certain veey definite
principles which have been called the
Natura) Law or the MoraJ Law or God .
1bey are well summarized in the Ten
Commandments. Right and wrong are
meuurecl by lhese siADdarda. Right lA
believed to be that which accorda with
the ethical perfecUon which we &tlrit..
ute to God. Wrong is that which is in
conflict.
BIBLE AND COt.lt.IOH LAW
Facing the task of adminiatering
justice without the aid of written or
common law, the king's courtiers
were guided by the Moral Law as re-
vealed in the Bible. The Ten Com·
mandments, enlarged by other pro-
visions in the Law of Moses, became
the unwritten or Common Law of Eng-
land. Sir Edward Coke and Sir William
Blackstone, the two greatest authori·
ties on early English Jaw, have com-
mented on this fact.
Many a man, my father among
them, was admitted to the bar when he
had acquired a fair knowledge of the
Bible and Blackstone's Comment-
aries . The Common Law was even-
tually codified and became the basis
of the written law of Great Britain.
Lord Coke, u Chief Justice of Eng-
land during the early part of the
Seventeenth Century, based the
limitations which he applied to the
British government on what was
called "the Natural Law of God and
for the human race." At that time and
even today, there was and is no written
constitution in that c ountry.
In like manner, the Common Law
of Britain was accepted as the basiB
our our legal system in the United
States and }n other British co~~nies;
Although our country adopted a Writ-
ten eonstituUon in 1789, the Br~tiah
pattern of building on the Moral LaW ... ""'' became the bas is of and remauls
to this day a parallel and antecedent
j~uthority to the Constitution itself.
The Moral Law aa translated into
tbe Common Law thus became the
basil on which our coontry and the
other siblings of British c ulture
developed their written laws. We find,
therefore, that the Bible is at the basis
of jurisprudence, especially in aU
English·speaking countries, and to a
remarkable, if lesser, degree in all
western countries.
The Declaration of Independence
plainly says that our rights are
granted to us by God . We may enjoy
them only 10 long as we obey the Moral
Law. Di.aobedience to God's law de-
prives us of His protection and, since
the Common Law of our country is
based on the Moral Law, it also en·
dangen our rights as citizens.
One cannot read Coke and Black·
stone, the greatest expounders of the
Common I.aw and the legal Code built
up on that foundaUon, without be-
coming aware of the fact that our
early studenta of jurilprudence were
striving earnettly to expreu in
judicial judgments and in the laws
underlying them the principles taught
in the Bible. In other words, the Com-
mon Law represents the effort of men
to Interpret and apply the Bible as the
touch-atone of J"ight and wrong and u
the arbiter among men.
5EHSE Of LAW lt.IPLAHTED
ThegrealjurloiA al lbe Mlddle Ales
held thai God Ntd planled a COIIICiOUI-
DeiS ol HillaWI in the mindl and con-
sciences of men aod that, from this
awareoeu of God'• high ethical
prtncipleJ, an understanding of natural
righll developed.
So llrmly convlncecl were legal
aulllorllles al lbo Mlddlo Ailes thai
jurlt~ "'"' buecl on lbo Nat · ural Law, c.-lbo lAw al God, thallhey
bollovecl a.oy alalule coolrary lhorelo
wa1 void. Flnt, tbe Common Law and
lheD lbo lel•l CDdos ...... inleodecl "'
lmplo..-tod carry GUI lbo Natural
Law ol God, todlllhey I ailed w do ID, 1boJ ...,. aulomalleally void. Tblo
-!bat ""' faunden "' .... lop.l ayo&om were "'"' lboJ wen~ creallnc !bob'...,... ...... ...,.. upon lila Bible.
Tllla Ia ...Uot•lacl by lbo filet thai
-"' ""' ,.,17 ... ,. "' IIIIa _,. lba Blblowu...-_, -~~~ lbo
-llwla.Dj'OCllor.aulhority.AD
•ltamaJ -eould clle lbo Bible ..,
lllo --proomllnc .wy obq ..W••~•-Tbe f4UMII.._ of oar
-(J boiiD to mllllllla ·-..
-to -lllo ....... _ .. "' 'JFUlJ, ......... juldce, tnltllful. -. ..., ...... __ .....,.,. .........
Ia lito _, Law ... ........,. -
........ lllo-tlwaal .. ......._
•
Gorden tour April 26 In COOK'S
Sll: Coroaa dtl Mar IU~ Ut11tc wttra low m•WeMOC'4'._
wt1l be 'IJdted by member• tetp u wu •• prtney ,..
Ud -at lbo Harbor VIew -.,....._ lor tllo -CORN £R llllll Gardea Clllb to. OG ot Mr Ud Wrt MarllD C. • •
wwru•y, ""II !6, ttom 1 Krocw·. • ....
fH
to 4 p.m. AI the cooeluslorl o1 tbe tour
Tbt tour wlU l.oolude the t• wt.U be ser'ed at tbe bo~
CaWorlll& 1 4ndle&PI CODtnc-of Mr. ud Mn. Rlcbatd H • tors awud-wlnDlDc Japue• Spoooer.
prdea of Mr. ud Mu. Wt. Tickets for memben aa:1
ebael C. Purcell, f•turlnc a tbelr puts may be oblaJ.Ded
waterfall, kol pool I.DC1 weU lD adftnce lDd the doai.Uoo
manicured pl&Dt material. 11 $1. '
CoatrutiDC Ia the la.adiCI,l)e
desicn of Mr. lDd Mn. Cooway
Chester , 1f1th b-ee-form nlm. LIGAL MO'hcl
mlnc pool, aecompaDytor FICTITIOIB BIBINESS NAME
waterfall, ud p&ebo com-STATEMENT
TOP OF THE WORLD •dUDclltardly,llarcb IS,lD1tbe billaoterlooktnr Lacuat Beaell mudt.Dg a view of the 11111-The followinc per80D tsdolng
WW Anold Pvkft ol. Colt& .... IDd Ua Loo ol Westminster, They are flanked sides i.Dd tbe yard ltseU. busl.neas as: Outdoor Recrea-
bJ U. lf'OOID'I brotblr, AU., aad tile bddt'1 atater, TlDI.. Readtoc the marriage fOws The ltrlk1.Dr entryway of tbe tlon Co., 4061 Germalader, tr-
wb.lcll ftl't W'ritta bJ Mr. Puker, ls Harbor Dtlttlet Court Judge Ererett Dickey: David G. Moore Dome leads vine, Cal. 92664: Ronald E.
W dd • 'T f h to features such as a )lcuu.l WtUte, 4061 Ger malnder, lr-
1 c:•llltC.ES , e mg on op 0 t e World'~.!. uxt se<luded cblldreo's Yl~rtl;·~:":· is being COII-
r----IN_TH.::..:I!_:N;_I!_W:I'_O_:_R_:T_·.:M:..:I!:$.:A:..:A:R:_E:A=--=--, "Tbe :e~:S.~"!'a'claac-=m::'·th~ ~~:::: ~t~ the cir cle of llle and d~th at Tt: ~r o~ee.:~=~e::. d~:~~ ~~~v~~~~fte, f HC iDe," aeeordlD.r to tbe wordl family of mu " are all akin to thi s symbo ·" Rtcbard L. Oweo orrer paddle-This statemeot tiled with the
PO R INSPIRATION of a Bob Oylu lOG( of tbe As the doubie-rt.oc ceremooy Recallillg his own marriage board and nlmmiDc. TheMor-county clerk of Orange County I &:45--Bible &u.dy DIWpoen,Uoa. neared its eod, Juclce Dickey 15 rears ago ln his in-laws' risP, Klrkp.rdeohasattrePu on: Mar. 20, 1972, by Beverly
11 a.m. :• 7 P.M. -Service• u About $0 members of tbe read: "This rtnc 1s 1 clrcle back yard, Jtxlge Dickey noted with surrouodlDg seating as a J. Maddot:, deputy county clerk. R DR. JAMI!S COM IS R :.• 0~~~":,;;~S:::a~ := =~th:O,:: ~~Je~ :~~e~·~;·sb~ot t;:e f:elauc:g '!:~ ::. cootract to t~e swimming 6, P~~~st;~;:,ar~h ~:~ ~~:::~
S Pester c lftll'1IOOO,Mar.Z5,attbe''topot mUit:I.Dd tbe ~lrcle of haolved. f T~ Judge says he Plantlog for indoor-outdoor Harbor Ensign. F-16626 S••1• A•• All•· .•1 M•1•oll• tbe workl" above La(uDaBeacb • love, s per orm..,_, about 50 mar-,
548-1738 COJ'TA. M8SA 548-1788 to w1tDeu a Weddlnc that rl.agtJ ceremJntes during his p • • I A ., 10 'T BAPTIST broucbtDylall•sworclecloser LIGALMOnCI 2yearsoolhe beoch,loclud-lano mUSICO pn H to home. FICTITIOIB BlEINESS NAME in g some aboard the boats of
ID aa outdoor eeremooy 00 STATEMENT family trlellds. But, this was Upper Bay Associates or the gram. The hospitality arrange-
ftllow NtwPOf'ttU:
Th11 It Dr. AI Stoettoo
•• toa.g time vtteriAirtao
aDd realdeot of Corooa del
Mar. lam ltC)IIOrUa& DEE
COOK for the Newport
Beach City CouocU for the
tollowlnc reuoDS:
Dee Cook served us well
oo our City Counctl in the
past. Dee's out8tandlor
record I• toown to many.
Dee Cook will be a FULL
TIME COUNCILMAN, Dee
Is an INDEPENDENT can-
didate. Dee Cookposseases
the HIGHEST QUALII"ICA-
TJONS and LEADERSHIP
to fulfill ANY ASSIGN-
MENT In the Newpor t
Beach Municipal flmtly,
Dee COOk was not drafted
by an orp.ntt.ed group. He
will act In terms of bene-
fits ror the entire citY .
1 W" ge you to vote ror
DEE COOK on April 11!11
DR. A L STOCKTON
jP . o. cooK lx I
Save Newport
for Newporters ·~=H=O=M=E=O=f=P=-=G=-=N=E=U=M=A=N~N~C=H=R=IS:T:I:A:N=$=CH=O=O=L=~ tbe lidrnlk of Alta Laguna The followlog paraoo Is doing his fir st one at the "top or OrangtJ County Philhar monic ments will be made by Mmes.
BIYd., Amokl Parker,2?-yeu. bustoeu a.s: Right Realty & t he world," Soc iety will welcome members· V. Almoo Locka.bey, Edward
old Costa Yea bustDeaamaa Management Sen-Ices, 3723 After the wedd ing, there was and guests at a 10 a.m. cotfee T. Richar d Scbwnacher VOTE APRIL 11 nasraruaat OF LUTHERAN CHURCH aDCI chaJrmau of Newport Birch st •• Suite H, Newport no reception. There was a bar~ in the prdeo of Mr s. Chris-i;.::~w~a~ll<~er~ ............. .!;;;;;;;;;;~ ataJIT .taaPn'IST OF THE MASTER Beach's clttsena• bicycle tralla Beach, 92660: Robert 1.. otck-becue at Mr. Parker's home topher KUchlng oo Monday,
1JOl ~ ._. ._...._a. ..... lilt,_ • ._ committee, married usa too, lnson, 2021 Leewarq_Laoe, at 540 Ber nard St. Apr il 10. Spriogtlm~ table dec-
....,.,~ 20 ot Wellf:mtnster Newport Beach 29660 orations and strawber ries are
lUNDAY IOIOOL 2100 .....,.. VIew Dr. Tbeir marrtace "~'• wrtttea TbJa: busioe~ Is ~tng coo-LIGAL NOnCI tradltlOBllly featLaed.
9 ....... 10110 C.,.. .. lllar, Clllf. by Mr. Parker • rtfleeted the dueled by aD iodlvtdual, FICTITIO(l) BUSINESS NAME This year will mark the 11th
SUNDAY SEkVICES REV, MARTIN C. OLSON Weetyle ot a JCHilJV ceneta-Signed: Robert L. Dfcttuoo. STATEMENT annual doo-pt.uo musicale.
t a.a. ai 10110 -.a. latertm Pulor ttoa IRIU'eatly trytng to bokt This statement tiled with the The rollowlng person Is doing Five teams of pl.a.alsts, aU
WEDNEsDAY I!:VE.NING AM famil Wontup oato the beauty, eommttment COt.l:lty elerk of Orange County business as: OJ' Boo's, 425 member 5 of the Upper Say
MEmNC 1 p.rn.lho:iiii AM::. an.{cll ~ llld aplrlhaUty of the mar-oo: Mar. 2?, 1972, by Arthur 30th St., Newport Beach: Robe rt Associates, wtll incliJde Mmes.
READING ROOM 1 :00 A.M .. FIIIM Wonbip rJap relaUoUhtp WitbouteoiDg E. Kreger, deputy county c lerk. Glen Lunde, 407-1/2 38th St., John F. Dean, Ralph H. Deaver, Week~; 9 a.-.. 5 p.m. NURSERY PROVIDED tbroup the tra.dtttoral cere-Publlab: Mareh 30, April 6, Newport Beach. Ralph H. Hilmer, Clu'istopber
W... : 9a.m .. 7:4S mODJ. 13, 20, 1972, in the Newport This business Is being con -Kltchint, Robert M. Saunders, ~ uc1 FricLiyt ~., ... ,~~~~~r====l About tbeonlytraditloaal ele-Harbor Ensign, F -16755 ducted by an tl"ldlvldua l. Ralph W. Gerard, Philip Sch-
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S meot Saturday wu the appear. Signed: Robert Glen Lunde, lege! and Otis P. Starkey, .. .._. p.M.;7·9p.m. ofJ·~ LEGAL NOTICE
.._.71 1 p.-.. 4 p.-. u ce ..... pEYerettW. Dickey -------This statement rtled wilh the Featured composers wtll be
S800ND OtUilQf OF of Oranee County's barborarea FICTITIOIB BIBINESS NAME county elerk of Ora.ng1! Coun ty Beethoven, Sc humann, Pouleoc,
ataJST, SCEN'I1ST munlelpal court iD Costa Mesa, STATEMENT on: Mar. 20, 1972, by Beverly Walton, Mllhaud aDd Homer
Newpwt.leedac Judp Dickey omctated at the Tbetollowtngpersoolsdoing J. Maddox, deput y county clerk. Simmons.
C.O.. ... Mu 32828roldlu.t marrtap, business as: MlxN'MatchC iub, Publish: March 23, 30, April Mrs Dellver ehairman., will
·3100 PadRe VIew Dr. Tbt bride and groom, and P.O. Bot: 4861, lrvlne; 487 6• l3, 19?2, In tl!e Newport conduct a short'buslness meet-
SUNDAY SCHOoL 10 a.m. ~ Hll_.tl most of tbe cuests, were dress-Morning Can)on Rd., Corona ;":•r~bo=-r~E~o=s~l go'"_. ---F~-:·1~6=62=8~1,~g~p:r~"'::edl:og:;;th;e~m:us~l:ca~l~p:r•:-~~~=~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ SUNDAY DaVIa to a.m. Fr•• .,.Jl,.J•p•""•"' ed casuaUy, In slacks and del Mar: Ruth M, Boyatt, 48 7
WEDNBIDAY &V8HJHG Co"tr•l•tloN.J , ablrts. But the beali:y of the Morning Canyon Rd., Corona Pe ~
• Chrbtt.re Clllllrcll riew from Alta Laguna 1rlS del Mar . ··"o e ....... Roo.:. p.a. IUCh that 1.d"'--_.1_ -REV. DON SfJNUKJIAN CIUUlWC details This business Is being con-!f!!O-B E. C.Utlwy. Iatertm n....-wereo"t too DOUceabJe. ducted by an iodtYid~l. --.a• • lf•ral.._ ..... Tbe groom, wbo Ia comp-1 Moa.·Frl: lOa.e. to S p.m. SUNDAY SEII.VICE lr lie lr of bl S good: Ruth M. Boyatt. W"leth plans ... -.a-o r-euurer a cycle This statement tiled with the 111--r ........._: 1 to 9 AND OIUilot: SQIOOL trnporU.o.e tlrm to Co.U Mesa. I S.C.: 10 a.a c:o 4 p.-. AT 10!:00 A.M. aJd tbe slte was picked be-cot.mty c erk of Orange County v .. an cor..,. -IMited to .....__ •1 , ca-bt -~ L'-11 .. __. ... A on: Mar. Z7, 19'12, by Bererty
..._. a..,.a ·ientcn ancl ..,.~c..""" r ~ .-u....u, ~ J. M&ddo1, deputy co~.mtyclerk. at I lal
10 iuo doe -642-2740 boaoty, peace ux1 lr&IIQlllllty Publlsb, March 30, April 6, s~./jje 111pe1( • tbere. Alta VIsta fi.IDS aloog 13, 20, 1972, In the Newport &.a, ...-~
tbe top of a rid~ of the L.a.tuna Harbor Ensign, F -16761
1'--1 BI•LI-1"1..---L bills, ud the wiDdlog, twl.sllng ---:--:-:-----.-~Lilli u.E: '-AI~ driYe ~ the mouat:a.laa to reach DID IT. ot OIAMGI, COlT A MilA -Nl .. , tho area 1axnrn as "tq, or the __ L;.I:;GA=:"-:..:MO=:T:.::IC=I:.__
._.., 1'*111 • ...,__ , , , t:OO .. Jll:• world" requires keeping your
.. .., •• lei .. ,..... • ••••••••• t:ll •Y• gloed to the -.ke-Ute ....... ., .................... ..,... .... ~~: ::: !~~ ""
Aa 11:1111 II ....... .... ... Lla'• p&rentl, Mr.llldMrs.
'CHURCH PF RELIGIOUS SCIENCE
OF CORONA DEL MAR
ILIANOR C. JACKSON, MINISTER
S.taJ Sentee ••••••• 11:00 a.m. s__,-Sebool •••••••• 11:00 a.m.
1411 L COAST HWY. U~10J2
CLIP I" DIIVt:, MIW,OIT aiACH
A NI!W CHUIICH WI!LCOMU YOU
THI: fiii:V. OON L . INOL.I!, ~·STO"
SUNDAY SCHOOL .,, •• f •4S A.lil, TUDY
WORSHIP ...... II A.Mo •4 7 ,,.M, D.
ED
PRO TEas
RIGHT FOR A
Darid LooorWestmlDster, were
oa band tor the cerelllODJ. The
croom's parents, Mrs. Faye
Parker of Nn HaYen, Coon,,
aDd Mr. Hy Pt:asiUllk of KansaS
Ctty, Yo •• couldD't make tt.
Aroold Parter'•brotber,Allen,
wu tbere 11 belt man.
Tbe oo1y other tradlt10Qll
positioo to tlle •eddloe. that
of mUd of boaor. ns ft.lled
by Lisa'• 11ster, TiD&.
Tbe WeddiJ:lc cereiDOIIJ, writ-
too b7 llr. Parter, jolood the
oew)Jweds • 'thra tile bollness
of lbtlr ,... uxt the stau. of
CONTROWD OTY GROWTH
Iii Hlolll toundod "CCwt" to .. ,.. .... ... ,..... ., ..
-· ,...._ liJ ..... hoo ..... • .., w .... ~ ....... ..
otitlly the...,.., e1 .1oo1• I
t.Jtl"' _. d~ulty. We ..t
..t looe hloioo.dlp owl Ne --............. ,... ............ ,.. ........ ..... ..................... .., . ., .,.,
NOTICE OF AWARD OF
CONTRACT IN ASSESSMENT
DmRICT NO. 54 IN THE
CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH
Purstant to tbe requirements
of Section 5248 of lbe CalU-
ornta streets and Highways
Code, DOtice Is hereby given
that a cootract has been awarded
by lbe City Council ol the City
of Newport Beach to Gr1fftth
Compa,ny for the constroctloo
of improvements In alleys 1n
Assessment District No. 54,
a.nd re.lattng to the real prop-
erty shown on the map as
property affected by or bene-
fited by or to be assessed to
pay tbe costs a.nd eq>enses
of said work and Improvements
1o Assessment Ol.strlct No. 54,
wbicb said map Is entitled
"AMENDED MAP SHOWING
BOUNDARY OF ASSE$MENT
DISTRICT NO. 54, IN THE CITY
OF NEWPORT BEACH, OR -
ANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA,
Newport Jle tgbts and Balboa
Alley Improvements," ldeoU-
tled as Drawtog No. M-5 145-S,
January 24, 19'12, whJch ameOO-
ed map wu beretoforeapproved
by the City Colllctl of the City
of Newport Beach at the time
of tbe pqbUc hearing oo the
Resoluttoo of lDteoUou, and
wblcb amended map Is oo nte
1D the ol!lce of the City Clerk
I.Dd iD the oft'lce ot the City
PubUc Woru Dtreclor.
Tbb: au constttllte DOttce
to a.1J per.:ms tr.t all property
w twa tbe botmdu'les ot tbe
pi'QPOIII(I aseeumeot district
1bi.U bt auessed at tbt time
of tbe OODftrma.tJoo ot tt• u-
"Nmeat llldet Chlplw 16
(comiiiOOClJ>c at Sectklo 5160) ot Part I ot Dtrtsloo 7 ot
lbt C.UUala Slre<ls ud Hllfl-
ftJI COdt tDtttled "Tbt lm-
prorem.t Act of 1911," to
PQ' tbt COllis of tht lmpi"'"e-
•tDt lD PI'OPQI'Uoo 10 tbt blot-
lila wblc:b aiel ..._ty ,.._
...... !rom tllo l_...moal,
--., tllo ·--., .., -b propo.ty b7 11M
...... .., ., Ito • .-~ ...
W bf a~. c.U;J, m-..clptJ-
Itr .. -problle ,. .... et-
pol---lXI IIACII -... .. .:.:..-.: ~ :::. "CU:
.. 110 Cltr CMcU ot 1M CU,
liTE IPI. 11· •• ~ :-:..-::' ~ ~-L. fllftll -~ ..... ==~~
1 ___ .:::::=~~!~===~:!:~==~!==~--J Qrflla.JIIIiliiLI't ....
••••n ,.,r ·--. Afrtl 1,
.... -7 -11'11, "' .. "'"'"' -......
The great American YaC at•on It 's whateYer people
w•th plans make 11 . A welcome opportunit y to
unw1nd f rom our work-a·day world. A custom -made
plan lor ac11ve recreat1o n. Relaxa1 10n Whatever
And no ma11er how you enJOY your vacat 1on you II
probably ag ree 11 goes by too last Thai's why
proper plannmg can really help oul. And that"s
where Imperial Sav•ngs comes 1nto t he picture
At lmpenal Sav.ngs we beheve 1n sound f•nanc•al
plann1ng. Because we th1nk you should get the
m ost out of llle now and 1n the fu ture So we
max1m1ze your sav1ng •nteresl w1th a full range of
programs 10 Itt you r needs. The htghest rates on
1nsured savmgs. And lnend ly full·lam11y savon gs ana
loan serv1ce.
These are JUS! some of the reasons why so many
people W1lh plans save at lmper•al. W hv not come
1n. start sav,ng. and see what we mea_n
sure you 'll hl<e the assoctatton.
Were
6.18%
5.25% ~·'"""..,on QO-d•• c••"'•tllls "~ 5 39% lUI ' 1nn..,1r V'I'O ... ~ .. ~ IH•~OI 1n0 Q
..... ,,II ICC~"'"'""' Y>l y<tl< I
per '""""' on Dl .. ooo• l ttOIH>Io
eof!'lpo.,noeo 0 1 '• 4cco""'• 11•n 5 1301 '•om 01!1 ol Olooorr lo lllll o! W!lf>· • 70
Otlwll A.c1 .. ., 1nn .. 11 r•••o '"'""' ••v·
rngo 1 110 •"II •U t """""""'Ill 0111 .... (}
0 ImPERIAL SAVInGS
..., looo -tioo
~ OMce: a. VIe UrdD. Newport •••ell. (714) 17141a
NewpcH't C...... OMoe: 110 Nlia'*" CMAc ~ Nlnput •••&II. ('1'14) .... 1_.
~ omc:. In PM•deftl {mllln Oflloll: 11 South Le1t1t A._.....
e.. ~"' w.ndota. "-dtandt. Wo a •and Hltta
A WHOU. Y OWNED 8UilSIOIARY ~ 2 llllUON OOLI.NIM'I!!NAL OOIPDMTION 01' M II'IICA -
-.
IT.t.ftiR!Ir ____ . ...._
b 1 Ill M: ltd*erC ......... ,_;~IV'11f'' ~-.. 1111 Dr<llld lUll 1 Plloo,-Aol: lA......,
Alia Ie"acer, JUl Orchid
Btn Pilot; -Aa.
'hlo --Ia beloc coo-daclodbJulldtrlduoL
Si&lld: Uwtwc:e A. KeU-
IDpr,
Tlds ltatemiDt Died wttlll the
.-ty elort of <lnllp Couoty
Oil: Mat. zo, 1971, by Beft.rl)' 1·"•ddox,-.-tyelort. HOWARD Pabu.tl: Mueb U, 30, A,trU
I, IS, 19'71, ID the Newport N.W .. ORT ••ACH CALI .. DIIIINIA
Harbor Eutp. F -156%7
LEGAL NOTICE -~~-::;;;=::---------=-:------,-=------LEGAL NOTICE LIGAL NOnCI LEGAL NOTICE -------------~---~""'-'=~-·------------
ORDINANCE NO. 1431 >P:!R~O~POO~ITc!.!!:IO~N!_!A~:--------------AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH -
ORDERING, CALLING, PROVIDING FOR AND GIVING
NOTICE OF A SPECIAL ELECTION TO BE HELD IN
SAID CITY ON JUNE 6, 1972, FOR THE PURPOSE OF
SUBMITTING TO THE QUAUFIED VOTERS OF SAID CITY
CERTAIN PROPOSITIONS TO INCUR BONDED INDEBTED-
NESS BY SAID CITY FOR CERTAIN MUNICIPAL IM-
PROVEMENTS, AND ORDERING THE CONSOLIDATION Of
SAID ELECTION WITH TilE STATEWIDE PRIMARY ELEC-
TrON TO BE HE LO ON SAID DATE .
WHEREAS, at a meeting held prior to I he meeting at whic h
this ordinance is adopted the City Council, by a vote of at
least two-thirds of the members thereof, adopted a resolution
determining that the publlc interest a.nd necessity demand
the acquisiHon and construction of certain municipal Improve-
ments, and making findings relating thereto;
NOW, THEREFORE, tbe City Council of the City of Newport
Beach OOES ORDAIN as follows:
Section 1. That a special election be hekl. and the same Is
hereby called to be held ln said City on June 6, 1972, for the
purpose of submitting to the qualified voters of said City the
propositioo hereinafter set forth of loeurrlng indebtedness
and Issuing bonds of said City therefor, In the principal
amount stated In the ballot propositions hereinafter set forth,
and for the objects and purposes set forth In said resolution
aDd 1D said ballot propositions.
Section 2. That the estimated cost of the municipal improve-
ments described in saJd ballot propositions are as follows:
Proposttloo A: $3,560,000
Proposition B: $2,425,000
Proposition C: $3,000,000
The estimated costs of said municipal improvements inciiJd e
the following: (a) legal or other fees tncldeflt.al to or conue<::ted
with the authorlutlon, issuance and sale of the bonds, and (b)
the costs of printing the hoods and other costs and expenses
lncldeOtal to or connected with the authorization, issuance
aDd sale of the boods.
Section 3. That the maximum rate of interest to be paid
on each said lndebtedness shall not exceed the maximum
rate permitted by law, to wit, seven per cent (?:\) per annum,
the actual rate or rates of interest on saJd bonds to be
determloed at or prior to the time of the sale or sales
thereof. Sald interest shall be payable semiannually except
that interest for the first year may be made payable at the
eod of said year.
Section 4. That the polls for said election shall be opened
at seven o'clock. A.M. or the day of said election and shall
remaln open eonttnuous\y from said lime until eight o'clock
P.M. of the same day, when said polls shall be closed, except
as provided in Section 14436 of the Elections Code of the
State of Callfornla.
Section 5. That on the ballots to be used at said special
election, in add.!Uon to any other matters required by law,
there shall be printed substantially the following:
: Shall the City of Newport Beach inc11r a
: boDded indebtedness In the principal sum
: of $3,560,000 for the purpose of acquist-YES :
: tion of a certain munlclpal Improvement, '----'----'--
: to wtt: a certa.ln municipal improvement
: for park and r ecreational purposes, In-NO
: cllldlng the acquisition of .sites and pro-
: visions for open space?
PROPOSITION B:
: Shall the City of Newport Beach incur a
: bonded Indebtedness In the principal sum
:of $2,4.25,000 for the purpose of acquisl-: YES
: t1on of a certain municipal improvement,
: to wit: a certain municipal Impr ovement ;.: --'----'-
: tor the deveklpment of park and recrea-
: tiona! fa c111tles, lncltxling all utiUtJes, : NO
: furnishings, and equipment necessar y or
: Incidental thereto"
PROPa;ITION C:
Shall the City of Newport Beach incur a
: bonded l.odebtedness in the principal sum
: of $3,000,000 for the purpose of acquisi-
: lion of a certain municipal improvement,_;__ _ _;_ __ _;__
: to wit: a certain municipal improvement
: for park and recreational purposes, m-
: e luding the future acquisition of sites anrl
: provis ions for open space"
:NO
Section 6. That a cr oss ( t) placed In the voting square after
the word "YES" In the manner her einbefore provided shall
be counted in favor of the adoption of tile proposition, A cr oss
( t) placed to the voting square aner llie word "NO" In the
manner hereinbefore provid€<1 shall be counted against the
adoption of the proposition.
Section 7, That If any pr oposition for the incurring or bonded
indebtedness so submitted receives the requtsite number of
votes required by law of the qualified electors volin~~: on said
proposition, bonds of said City in not exceeding the principal
amount stated in such proposition may be issuel'l and sold for
the object and purpose set rort t; in :;aid pr opostllon.
Section 8. That the special election hereby called for the
date hereinbefore specified shall be aod is hereby ordered
consolidated wtth the statewide primary election to-be held
on said date, and within said City the precincts, polling plaCl!s
aDd otncers of election for the special municipal election
hereby called shall be the same as those provtded for said
statewide primary election. The Board of Supervisors of
Orange County Is hereby requested to order the consolidation
of the special municipal election, and said Board of Supervisors
Is hereby authOrized to canvass the return:-of said special
MARK CRC85 (t) ON BALLOT ONLY WITH RUBBER municipal election, and said elections shall be held in all
STAMP : NEVER WITH PEN OR PENCIL. respects as if there wer e only one e!e<::tion, and only one for m
of ballot, namely, the ballots used at said statewide pr imar y
(ABSENTEE BALLOTS MAY BE MARKED WITH PEN eleclton, shall be used. Said Board of Supervisor s shall
AND lNK OR PENCIL.) certlly the r esults of lhe canvass of I he returns or said special
municipal election to the City Council of said City whi ch shall
lNSTR UC TIONS TO VOTERS the reafter declare the results thereof. A proposilion sub-
To vote oo any measure, stamp a cross ( •) in the mltled by this ordinanc-e shall be designated on the ballot by
voting square after the word "YES " or after the word a letter printed on the left ma rgin of the square containing
"NO." Ail marks except the cross (•) are forbidden. the descr iption of the measur e, as pr ovided in Section 10231
All distinguishing marks or erasures are for bidden and of the Elections Code.
make the ballot void, Section 9. That except as otherwise provide<! in th is ordi~
If you wrongly stamp, tear or deface this blllot, return nance, the election called her eby shall be conducted as
tt'to the inspector of election and obtain another. provided by Ja.w for other muni cipal elections in said City,
On absent voter ballots mark a cross (•) with pen or Section 10. That the City Clerk shall cause this orrtinance
--,~pe;;oc~l~t.,,,,,'=""""""""""""""""":::o""""""ii to be pubUshed once a week for two consecutive weeks in ~ the Newport Harbor Ensign, No other notice or such ele('tion
P r7 r7 need be given. uyyerS J flSUrance, J nC . Sectloo 11. That the City Clerk shall arrange forthe
translation of the blllot measures and instr uctions into
COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE Spanish and such other languages as may be requirert by the
County Clerk, and stLall distribute and provide for the posting
WE CARE ABOUT YOU -YOUR FAMILY -of a facsimile copy of the ballot contaJningthe ba.llot measure:;
YOUR H O ME -Y OU R AUT O-YOUR BUSINESS aDd ballot instructions printed In such translations, all as
ED EGGERS s"'•TI< to 1
'171 1 E"5T COAST ><IG"W"•
CORON.O. OlL M.O.>'I. C .O.L'"
required by Elections Code Sections 14201.5 and 14201.6,
Section 12. This ordinance shall take effect upon Its passage.
This ordinance was introduced at a regular meeting of
the City CouncJI of the Ctty of Newport Beach held on the
13th day of March, 1972, and was adopted on the 27th day of
March, 1972, by the followin g vote, to wit :
ATTEST:
Laura Laglos
City Clerk
AYES, COUNCILMEN : Mcinnis,
Kymla, Hirth, Croul, Dostal,
Parsons.
NOES, COUNCILMEN : None .
ABSENT COUNCILME N: Rog-
ers.
E. F. Hirth
Mayor
Publlsh: April 6, 13, 1972, In the Newport Harbor Ensign.
ARE FVNERAL EXPENSES INCLUDED IN
AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE POLICIES CONTAINING
"MEDICAL PAYMENT" COVERAGE?
by EUGENE 0 . IER6ERON
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LIG.t.L NOnCE
FICTITIOlli B~INESS NAME
STATEMENT
Tbe following persoos are
cktlllc busloess as: Little Bo
Peep Yarn BouUque, 9080 Ed-
tnpr, fountaln Valley, Ca.,
~'708: Mr. & Mrs. Gr egory
Allen Wait, 643 Plumer St.,
Cotta Mesa, Ca. 9'Z627,
Tblt busloess ls being con-
ducted by aa iodh'ldllll.
Stped: Ell.1oe s. wan.
Tbts stattmtfll ftled with the
C0Uf1tJ clerll of On.net County
on: Mar. 15, 1912, by Beverly
J. Maddox, d8SMJI.J county clerk.
PubUih: Much !3, 30, April
&, 13. 19'7%. lo the Newport
Harbor Enatrn. F -16519
MATTRESSES
JrSW -IIDOILDDIG ln'lf\llar .,..,_ ,. ;'a -~
COSTA WISA MAniiSS CO •
............ No w.tr ....
Y1llely BB
clinics set
1'1lo lad 1111•1 Jolla VaUolr
bo·I-D elllllc wtU bo bold to I _...to __ _.ellllla
11 Orup Caut Calleto, JW u..u Ud Juoe ze~.LnPtter.
.:;v.vo-,.. CJlll. thoroughbred
racing starta
Wed.Apr.12
'
HOWARD'S CHEVROLET DEALERSHIP Is expected to open
during August tn Newport Place, at the corner of Dove aDd
Qualls streets near Orange County airport. CoostrucHotr.
began late last month, The dealership. owned by Howard
Richardson of East B!l.&tf, Is the begln.nlnr of wbat Em kay
Development Co. e:rpeets to be aa automotln "sl.l)ermart"
of major dealerships ln Newport Pla.ce. Howard's w111 ba:re
31,700 square feet under roof and wtu cost about $385,000
to build. Emka.y's parent company, Morrtson-Knadsen of
Boise, Idaho, Is building the dealership.
Co-director• tor tbt cltalet:
Ut Herb Uuey, bead ba.ut~
ball c:oaeh at OCC, &.Dd b18
ant.stut c:oac:h, BobSebtrm• ..
bOrn. JobD Vallely, baekcollrt
apeclal18t of the Houston Rock-
ttl &Dd former AU-CIF at Co·
rom del Mar ttlgb scbool, AU-
, Callfornta at occ aod All-
Amerlca.n at UCL.A, wi.U be
at each session to work ln-
J dJYiduaUy Yl.th every partlci-
paot.
Tbe cUnics are open to boys
In elementary, Junior tltgb and
high scbool. The seS6ioos wtll
run from 9 a.m. to noon dally.
Each of the 2 cUnJcs wtll
begin wtttl defensive funda-
mentals andconttnuelntoshoot-
Jnc fUndamentals aod other of-
fensive sldlls. A one~hour open
house tor parents wUl be held
each Friday evening to sum-
marize the week's work.
I IIQ AACQ DAILY
T.,.., ftwu SM.
flflt race ..• ~ 1 :30
Satutde~ • Holi~Hyt 1 :00.
FftEIEI OPI.N HOUlE
SUIKU'f. A/KII.f.
2 TrKUkM v-.ry
Showl1 0:46 • 2:00.
Wott.ouu _., .. 7 '-"'·
T,_jning ,_.." 10 .•.
lustoul"' of_.,.. ...
rtcing mcwl.._
Holliwwll'llt, ~~~~
Century Blvd. M: P,.lrle
From the Police Blotter
• MONDAY, MARCH 20 5:45 p.m. at 400 Main st.,
Jonathan David Grenz, 23, Balboa, and charged with pub-
of 400-1/2 Clubhouse Dr., West Uc alcohol Intoxication , ••
Newport, was arrested at 3:15 A thief broke the front wlndow
a.m. at 4000 W, Coast Hwy., of Newport Stamps aDd ColDs,
and ctLarged with public alcohol 2400 w. Coe.st Hwy., MulDers
intoxication ... Jefferey Kim-Mile, between 7:45a.m. Match
ball Hall, 26, and Rick James 21 and 8:45 a .m. March n
Wemple, 25, both of 3036 and took an undetermined awn-
Br eakers Dr ., Corona del Mar, her of u.s. and foreign coins
were arrested at their resi-that were oo display ••• Cash
dence at 3 a.m. and charged totalllng $161 was stolen from
with possession of marijuana the wallet of Wtlllam C. White
. . . Pollee arrested Stepheo when a thief broke Into his
Russell Read, 23, ofl 70 1 Orcas residence at 3036 Breakers Dr.
Dr., Costa Mesa, and Kenneth Corona del Mar, between 11
Lee Martell, 23, of Encinitas, a.m. and 1:30 p.m.
at 30 minutes past midnight
at 1300 W. Coast Hwy,, Mar-• WEDNESDAY, "MARCH 22
iners Mile, and charged both Kae Alfred Ewing, 38, of
with burglary •.• An antique 1576 E. Ocean Front. Balboa,
cabinet door was reported was arrested at 10:05 p.m. at
missing at 9:45 p.m. from a 6th st. a.nd Balboa Bl vd., Bat-
wall or. Bob Burns restaurant boa, and charged with driving
ln Fashton Island by employees under the Influence of alcohol
whO said they last saw the •.• Pollee stopped James
door at 3 p.m. Patrick Proctor, 23, of 5010
• TL"ESDA Y MARCH 21 Neptune Ave., West Newport,
William Bei-ton Moody, 33, at 1:40 a.m. on W. Coast Hwy.
ot 201 E. Balboa Blvd., Bal-just east of Balboa Blvd. and
boa, was c harged with pos-charged him with drlvt.ng under
session or mar ijuana when po-the lnlluence of alcohol .••
ll ce arrested him at 8:05 p.m. Welding equipment valued at
at 918 E. Ocean Front, Balboa $400 was stolen from. the gar-
.•• Cher yl D-.ulene Flannery, age of Robert Anderson at 2327 z,s, of 918 E:. Ocean Front, Marg:a.ret Dr •• Newport.Hetghts,
'#as charged with possession sometime between Feb, 27 and
of marijuana when she was 7 p.m. March 22 •.• A purse
arr ested at Main St. and E. containing $35 ln c urrency and
Ocean Front at 9:20 p.m .. , • $30 worth of other personal
Marilynn Witherspoon Mead possesstoos was burglarlzed
-15, of 200 Apolena Ave., Bal~ from the home of Ge.U Patrlc:la
boa Island, was arrested at Louis at 31 9 Ana.de Ave., Sal-
boa, between 9 p.m. March 21
and 6:30a.m. March 22.
• THURSDAY, MARCH 23
Pollee arrested David Kings-
bury Jlldd, 33, of 404 Clubhouse
Dr., West 'Newport, at 9:30p.m.
at 32od St. and Newport Blvd ••
and charged him with publlc
iotox.lcaUon . . A fire ex-
tinguisher valued'<.. at $25 was
taken from an apartment build-
Ing at 752 Amlgos Way, the
~~~~
BUSINESS DIRECTOR Y
• Antiques • Auto Repair Call these merchants
IIIANNING'S GENERAL f h b t . . COLLECTOR'S SHOP or t e es In serv1ce "0~'-1 LOCATIONS!
"ANTIQU E ROW" TRANSMISSION
WI HEWPORT BL., C.M, t~ ..1>fflceEqulpment
"THE FACTORY" TUHI!·UPSJ'S I E•SIAI#'J -~ 1-""~:!..::!:::.::.=.:!:=:.:!=:::::: •Sewin1 Machines
New & UHcl 42.5 lOTH ST., •4, N. B.
o•E• o .. c,-" TO • leMi11TriiSIIissia .S7!J5 ~=-~6~4~2~-9~2~51~~---4 •• •. Beauty Salons . 2173 IUIIIIL Yl .
ro .. . , • CISTA IEU-142· 7111
~ v-Dllti!CTLY ACIDU PIOM
BEAUTY NOOK THED ltD.UU PORD
2732 E. Coast Hwy • Hearln1 Aids
Corona del Mar
Phone 644-7336
SALI!S & SERYIC!:
420 E. 17TH ST . COITA MI!SA
6U-7706 -U6-61M
IIALCOUI-)CUTUII
• .,..-o•-r •a•o--.. .. .
a llCtcLI SlOP
-6ol6-'070
a.AA.••·••......-o•· ONE. DAY II!RVICI!
:OIIlt.ILY ,.UHOAV ....... t-t
BIKE THI:I""T INSURANCE
371 OLD MEWPORT BLVD.
MEWPORT lEACH
•
, HAL AEBISCHER
.I!!:J.
PYoptf Fitting Assured
3401 E. eo.st Hwy.
Coton.dtl Mw
1711-3133
•Decorators .. ....... 11.,.., ........ .. r::......., ......... . ..... -,.. ..............
c.l Chrhhlla•r
IMIN7wU7.-.
Mil~ MIIII ... IMIUMIA
•Orr C1111ien
01-.TT
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IN NlwP<l"T tEACH
~ Of/1« Fumi"'" ~ OESKS-CHAiftl
FILES • SAFE$
OFFICE SUPPLIES
1.,.. I STt\TIONEitY
......... ~M'I
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30t1N-.or1IMI.N........,..t._..
It'"· T.tel S•tl•f•cMPI
.....,,.......;: ... 11 ...
SINCI!ll
SIWING -CHINI
1171-IIMI .. C.M.
646-9742
• Shoe Repair
ANTHONY'S
SHOE SERVICE
COMPLITIIMOI.LUeiAia
AfiD MAND.AII llrAIII
1401 E. Coaat Hipwq
Coioaa .4ol liar
• Nurserln Pbooo: 611' ... 40
Od•r Loc.,ia••t
...... latlrlor ...... •UU 'ITA LIDO• MIWPOIT n...ical A TNet • 74 PAlM tOM IILAIID
IAII rddtn ... F•--• n• IIYMI. MIWPOIT
...._--• ._. d d • IDIIMIOM'I OIP'-ITO I I
-PAMUOM IILAIIID
FREE DELIVERY 1:~~!!~~~~=~ Corono del Mar Nunory • fieWepliplr
2744 E. CaOIC Hwy. 67S.0160
POll LOCAL MIWS
IIAJWOR PAINT
A WALIIAPD
HI JWUilOH PADnl
C lJ'U LIM
I~I'ATnlfll$ , WAL",.~
•tt L c:.!oa Bwy. 'L ... ,. """""' [, C>~DY"' __ _
ftnu 171·1111
A. 'L IIAUAC:
PLOIIBU
'7000·wlkll ._ ...
oa-&dollllr • M '1,.....,.
DAT • HICIIT
WATIIIIIIKAftll ,,._ .....
•.Vacuum, SewiJW
.t.~!:W A·UI!:D •
8oloo6--AD-
It 'RAIIII' 'UPZRIIIICK
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COIIOMO\ DIL IU.Il
SIWIMG fo
VACUUII CIMT ..
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UPHOLSTERY
642-5876
64&-80 8
Nt'III'Oifl HARitl~ EM!IlJI
SEOONI>SECflON --P .. f
lliU!I*Y, APRIL&; \112
OOIIlNA DEL liAR, CAl:! F.
OC Fair to
parade talent
Cull prtau wtU be awarded
to wtmer1 1n a. talent oap&rlde
amateur eootut to be held at
the Orlnp COUDty Fair,
Special evealldJrector Larry
.Emtrtoo. report1thatpreUmlD·
uy altd!Uons wtu bt held at
the tdrcrouoos May 16, 1 'I aod
18 at ?:SO p.m. Both 1Ddh1d-.11
and cro~s of any ace are
ellglble for the compeUtloo,
Any type of talent will be COO·
sldered: slngers, dancers, mu-
sicians, comedians, Junleu,
acrobats, etc.
Those accepted 1n the audi-
tioD.S wlll be eUgtble for the
seml-ftllals, to be hekl durJ.Dc
the fair June 17, 18, and 14.
The tlnal compet(Uoa Is sched-
uled for the last day of the
talr, Sunday, Juoe Z5. The top
performer or gro'4) Will receln
$100 In cash, plus a trophy.
The secood-p1ace winDer will
receive $75 and the thtrd-place,
$50.
... £ na r
From
: (Coett?Jal,_.... $100,....._,_, ... 1177 U a.a.lllrftlt ••• Ail,.,..
811«1, dillwt.ltiMpr .......... 8o7tw'l ...._at Ida II d'JEDI IIOWW' ...tll4 at $1S WU eu.
• • • • llollt ,..-. Gl at -Vlt. Lido Lillo..,.. -.. -Gl -~=~··oro;. au: .... __ .,,; .... -·----..... _t w-_ ... ..:""'-ftllo u ~ ' , ... ..., ... • ... --. W•= • , .... Mltdl
L--II lao ,.. -II 11011 I:JO a.a. Mit<' IS , , , olio,.. owl INal 1:10 II> I p.m. 1r .. Cut'o U..w. 110 B Lur7 ..,... G1 110'1 Bon
Ud ...,., a 1'V lit, ..,.., Balxla Blfd., saa.. .....a ....,. LMt, wMte1111, ,..,_.; . m ndlo ""'-meal ,.._ II 1:10 p,a, MltebMIIOd I LJ11. IIIII 1 $10 <&IMR ... wtoloo
• • • -llld -II ,. 1 ---wlod wllllol II Ia)' oo tbo -G1 r .. lll -u, -$1116 _. lllroop a -II foot bOlt. II 1M -G1 ll._rt tllllllt.
lotiO lronl tbo to-•-tbl-G1 tbo botldlq. 111111 llofer Dr Wowt<l'""'"·· ter at Coroa& del Mar ld&tl bot •• ~~-. ocbool bOIY..., Much I ud • SATURDAY lURCH IS --llllld tt:O!l a,m, u AIRII.U. Robert A. too.a,
8 a .m. Mueb Q, EdWard Nl~bolloe Smltb, Jl, !'w"::•:;:::c bulDHI at •lloM cuudla.Ds are Mr. ud
• FRIDAY, MARCH 24 of lSI VJa UDdlM, LJdo lalt, • SUNDAY IIIAJicH Zl Mn. FraU R, I.Aula ot 2'1U
Altred Jolin Thorfk, 18, of ;:• ;rnated at Z:10 p.m. at JobD. aab.rt HelQI.utb 1: ot AU.tron Drive, Costa Mea
504 OahU& A,..,, Coroa 611 th t. ud Bllbaa Bl•d .. W..t 101 MarlM An BaJbo.. 'g_ bu completed hla US ~
Mar, waaarreat:ed at J:SOa.m. Nnport, Ud eha.rlt<l wttbpoa-1lDd. ,..UT...datJOmtDutea Force ll&stc tralaing '~t tbe
at Nf'I'POrt BlYd, ud VIa I.Jdo, :-= :!.:'a.:.f::-'3 $i5 TJillt
1
mi4DI.Pt at 35i E, Cc.at All TralDlDc CommaDd'siA.ct-·
West Nnpori. Ud ftaeb&rced wu etolea b-orn JohD Roque-HtcbftJ, .., tbt {Qier Bay ~~ AFB, Texas. He bts beeD
with dr1Y1DC IIDdtr tbelnflueDce more's ear •b.lle It wu pu~ brldp, &Ddcbl.rlldw1thdrl'f1Dc for~ ~~lltel ~:· ~· :!~~,; ~~~~S::'! = from 7 p.m. ldll 8:SO P.Dl. ~ :r::u:'=l tronie1 fteld. Hem~ a
1
19,0
Rooa.ld &IDJimlD's car nne ;:: :;-~':!:e:;e' at SJJ-1/Z itO.; 'ftl plaeecl allfut em; crachate of Mater Del bJcta
1t 'lfU puked from 1:SO p.m. Geooa 'ixat sall ~ • ~ Stet-eo Rotbap, zs, otZOOS-J/2 scbooJ.. Santa Ana, &od atteoded
March 24 uottl 10 a.m. March $470 ,.. stol• from tbe pr-Balbca Blvd., Ctotral Nnport;
26 MU' his resldeDce llt 111 age ot Joha Selley at 1oo1 wbea pollee arruted him at
29th st., West Newport , , • Tiller Way Harbor VI., Hills 1:15 L.m, at SZl Bt.lbo& BlTd.,
An cdbaatd eac:tne nlued at betweea tO a.m. March 25 uJ Balloa ••• MartRobert:Rodl!)',
----ZO, of SOl E. Balboa Blvd.,
LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE 81-,llldMortLeooardCblt-------. ..,.----------------•ood, ZO, ol West Covlla, •••
ORDINANCE NO. 1434 pursuant to authority of said arrested at 11:10 a.m. at
AN EWERGENCY ORDt-Seetloo 65858 ot the, Cal1forn1a Roddy's rutdeDee &Dd ehlrpd
NANCE OF THE CITY OF Government Code and pur..at •ltl:• pouesatoo of martjuua
NEWPORT BEACH REQUffi-to lts powers 18 set forth 1n , • , Alfred Albert Alcorta, S?,
lNG CITY COUNCIL AP-Sectloo 4IZ of theCltyCbarler; of 108-t/2 lith St., 81-,
PROVAL FOR THE lSSU-NOW, THEREFORE, the Ctty wu arrested at 1:30 a.m. and
ANCE OF BUILDING PER-CoUDcll of the City of Newport c.larpd wttb public lntoztcaUon
MITS IN BLOCKS 100 AND Beach DOES ORDAIN as fol-, , • A btcyde nlued at $85
ZOO OF NEWPORT CENTER lOws: was stolea from the garage ot
AND THE REMAINDER OF SECTION 1, No building per-Darren Bordler, 1700 E. Oceu
THE NEWPORT BEACH mlts wtU be Issued for ltroc-Front, Balbo&, between 9 a.m.
CIVIC CENTER Sri'E NOT tures aboVe S5 . feet 1D heilbi March t5 IDd 9:SO p.m. March
INCLUDED IN ORDINANCE to be located wtthlD that are& 26 ••• A bicycle worth about
NO,l37J tnowo as Blocks 100 and 200 $72'ftatakeotromTerryKen-
Wbereas, the City Couoetl of Newport Center &Dd that nectJ's garage, 546 Santa Ana
of the City of Newport Beach porUon of the proposed New-Au., Nnport Heichts, betweeo
adopted Ordinance No. 1371 oo port Beach Civic C.:~ter site 11 a.m. and 9 p.m.
...............
collftaa ••••• .a. a.w. c•na :::;:;;1:~ ...... .• .... ... ......... •u• · 1 £1 ·un)
"L•)!Ilf4 a 0.. .I111PI(IIl Pf1 r
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SM-1121 (TOLL Pill! PIOM MIWPOIT HAIIOI AliA)
3209 Via Lido
Newport Beach
(at L ido Island Bridge)
(714) 675-0210
P RESENTS
a Teaching Mission and instruction in
THE EPISTLE OF SAI NT JAMES.
Saturday evenings,
be~nning
10 weeks, 7:30P.M.
April 8th,
Ia arbor
looto Ia
March 8, 1971, enacting a not locluded In OrdinaDce No. • MONDAY, MARCH 27
spec1tte plan to establlsb a 13'71 uoless such permits have Ray Cartis Hasler 27 of
slrttt plane dettnlng the maxi-ftrst beeD reviewed aJJd ap-201 8tb St., Balboa. 'ns'ar-
mum permitted hel&fll otstrue-proted by the City Counell ot ~-~~~~oo':,!~~~-J.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!""':""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'.J tures on a poriloo of the pro-the City of Newport Beaeh,
posed Newport Beaeh ClYte SECTION 2. This ordialnce
The Instructor will be GENE BE~SON a noted Southland Bible T e a cher,
Layman, Businessman and recent Speaker at numerous Angl ican Parishes,
and Lecturer at The Cathedral of the Holy Spirit, Guildfo rd, E n gland.
BE A GOOD NEIGHBOR
If you are a newcomer.
know. of a oewciomer
the Harbor Area who
not been weloomMI,
her a favor by calling
Harbor Visitor betwMn
and 10 a.m. and lbe
eaU on your fritnd
Nluable infornwtion aDd
9ifts from friendly busi-
ness firms which
'\•cq~;u;to\odhelp her bocom,o fl II with her new
surrou~L--
THE HAR-VISITOR
PHONE' 484·9388
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SEEKS TO
Center site; and shall be effective for a period
WHEREAS, the City Counell of 90 days from the date
instructed the Deputment ot Its adoption. PROVIDED, !mr-
CommUDity Development to ever, llllt after ootlce purstaot
consider a slgtlt plane defining to Section 65858 of the CaW~
the marlmum permitted height ornta Government Code and
of structures In the remainder publle heertnc, the Clty Co•melt l
of tha.t portion of the Newport may by a four-Mhs vote ex-
Beach Civic Center DOt tn-tend this ordinance for
e luded lD Ordlnaoce No, 1371, year. Not more ttwl two such
and that area ot Newport Cen· ertenslon.s may be adopted.
ter known as Blocks 100 and SECTlON 3, Ttlls
200; and Is declared by the City
WHEREAS, the City Coune ll to be oeeeessary as an
will request the Planning Com-geocy meuure for
mission to consider adoptln& the pllbllc peach, health,
a spedtlc pla.n to establlsh aDd wel1are for the
a sight plaoe def11Un& the mul-stated he telA, and sball
nntm permitted bel eDt of m-ae-effect Immediately ~ Ill
t\ll'es abon S5 feet lD belpt adoption.
In the rematDder of that por-SECTION 4. This ordi.Da.DCe
tlon of the Ne"WpOrt BeachCh1c sllaU be published ooee to the
Center DOt Included In Ordl-ometal oew~r of the City.
naoce No. 1371 aDd that area THtS ordlnaoee wu intro-
ot Newport Center koown as duced and adopted as an emer-
Blocks too aDd 200; and geocy ordlnaoee at a uplar
WHEREAS, Section 65858 of meetlng of Ute City COUDCU
the CalUornia Government Code ot the Cit} of Newport S.eb
speciflcally autborlus the held on the 27th day of March,
adoption of lnterlmzon1ngord1-1972, by the following •ote,
nanees as emergency measures to wlt:
prohlblt:ln& useswblchmaycoo-A YES, COUNCILMEN: Melnnls;
ntct with a toning proposal Kymla, Hirth, Crout, Dostal.
wtUe h the legislative body ls PariOilS.
eonslderln&; and NOES, CO UNCILMEN : Nooe.
WHEREAS, Section 412 of ABSENT CO UNCILMEN:
the City Cb&rter authorises the ers.
adopUon otordlna.oeesasemer-E. F. Hirth
Mayor
ATTEST:
gency measures when declared
by tne City Councn to be nec-
essary In preserving the pubUe
peace, bealtb or sa.fety; a.od
WHEREAS, I.D eoactinc this
ordlnaDCe the Council
hereby declares
Laura Lartos
C Uy Clerk
Publish: April 6,
tbe Nnporl Harbor
SAFEGUARD YOUR FAMILY
BY liNG
HARMFUL TRAFFIC
CONDITIONS.
It tokos ...,_.n.lo study ....!
oction to won wi1h tho Ceuncl
to obtoi• realistic, _.,.....
solutions to our Traffic ,.a..
loms. Hirtll in;tiot.d a .-If.
tH of citbetls _. ouhHie pro-
fession"" to protect your rlthto
lor • ..,. • ... _,........., ..
IToffoc syst.,.. He ha loti tho
,.ti.tlnt ._ to ...., ....
froewoy .. -lonmo•
anee with tM pn,ln wt.la;L
you can go!
(with insured savings)
Interest rates may be falling. but at The Big M, Mutual Savings we're still
paying as high as 6%• and s:r..%•• on insured savings. And we're still offering
a host of free services, including a FREE Safe Deposit Box with a minimum balance.
Take the safe climb to higher interest at The Big M.
~io.gs
Co..,.. del. Mar: 2867 Eat Cout ffilhway, 4 bloch Eat ol MacAnh"' BIYII. (At the Time ood Temperocweoip)
Otbor otflca iD Covloa, Wat Ateadla, ....-, Cla>dolt &Jill Ca~q~ htk·Chatawonh
.... ~~2•10,..,.... $1,000~1-10...,..
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cont. M!St.
646·9:113
KEN DELO, slncer, actor u:t
TV personaUty, ts the bead.
Uner tor the coast Riviera
Club's AprU 12 meettncat the
El Adobe restaurant 1n Capla.
trano. He wtll feature musica l
comedy numbers and folk sonp
intersper sed wtth comedy, ac-
cordinl to Mrs, Harry GoetJ
ot Newport Beach, procram
chalrman . Mr, Delo's TV
cr edits include Lucille Ball i:~ili,~er , • .,... •.
Come In and est Drive
The Two Newest
Better Ideas From Ford!
PRICE THEM ••.
YOU'LL LIKE THEM!
(eM 11-.... 1) T-1W. -'hrnel
,_ ol 10 p.ao , It TGIU •• , A -.,....._ IIIII Ara: IIIII Pork A"" ..._ a ,_ -_,110 ,_
lllud, IIIII ca.llld wllll drl•· WII&Nid-lao r-lac .ser tM teO IICt of aJ. ot WU:Uaa ,.._.t:J,U?Ol •
....,1 .• , A dill• vroot St., II-lfai&IU. --
.. .,-wllll pollee"'"-• I a.m.lluelllllllll-lluclo
Fruit Psoai Cr .. ololor, 11011 II • , , A IIIlo! lool; a 1871
11am-A"" c-c1o1 s-_.,... ~rom 1110
liar, at 4111 A••· 1111 ...,.., pnao c1 Toat va-1111111
An, at ~. bJ a womu wiJo W, Balboa B!Yd,;CeDtnl Htw·
elalmod Ill o.d llldoeoai!J U· pofL oo~mo doriA( 1110 or•· .,_ lllmooll to bot IOmlautoo 'fl.,. 1111111 ••• So.._o-
I&I'Utr at 5tb &Dd PCIIIPJ ••• toto a Ult(lllrd tower at OliYI
Rapllul Boaot-, of 195018111 St, 1111 W, Oe .. Froat, NIW·
St,, Newport HtiJbQ, "ftl port Sbort1; bttwMII 10 p.m.
cbarpd wtthuaultaDdbattll")' llareb 27 aod I a.m. MarCh 21
&tter hit arrtllt at tbt Part. aDd took tbt tower doer ud •
Inn, 501 SOih St., by Jooopll tlut aid ldt niiiOd at $S5 •. ,
Ke&UJ, 129 29tbSt,. WNtNtW· Furniture, SilYerw&re, a TV
port, wbo ell.imtd BeDslmoa set, a $S,500 millk coat, and
Mt lllm when K•m weot to otber ttema with a total Yalut
the restaurant to appiJ tor a of $5,580 were burcllrtlld bt·
Job • • . A tdtchtn prbap tweeo 10 p.m. Uareb 17 ud
dlsposal untt Ud a pool pump 7:SO a.m. March 21 from the
valued at $225 were stolea from home ot Seymour BrodDer ,1008
a coo.structloo project at 2011 Saot1ago Dr., DoYtf Sbores • , •
Galuy Rd., DoYtr Sbores, be· A thief broke the bandit lock
tween 5 p.m. March 25 and on tbe wt.oe eablnet at Alley
7 a.m. March 27 ..• Ao electrte West Restaurant, 2106 W. Ocean
typewriter valued at $550 was Front, Central Newport, and
stolen from the Ubrary at Hoag stole $92 worth of wiDe aome.
Hospital at 12 :SO p.m. by a Ume betweeo 11 p.m. March 27
man cla.imtnr to be a typewriter a.od 2 a.m. March 28.
repairman ... Jax DressShop,
211 Marloe Ave., Banx.lslaad,
was burglarized between 5 p.m.
March 26 and 10 a.m. March
27 by thieves who took about
50 pairs of wool pants.
• TUESDAY, MARCH 28
Kenneth Lloyd Gardner, 22,
of 2125 Sherlogton Pl., Newport
Heights, and John Andrew
Hudak, 22, ot Lakewood, were
arrested at 11 :50 a.m. at 18th
St. and W. Ocean Fr ont, Central
Newport, and charged wtthpos.
session of marijuana •••
Jewelry valued at $1 ,615 was
stolen between 7 a.m . March24
and 1:30 p.m. March 28 trom the
home of Harold Ayres, 1907
L!G4L NOTICI
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAM E
STATEMENT
Tbe following person is doing
business as: Pioneer Pool Ser.
vice, 2901 W. 1st St., 123,
Santa Ana., Ca. 92703: Robert
J ames Rippe, 2901 W. 1st St.,
*23, Santa Ana, ca. 92703,
This bu siness is being con.
dueled by an Individual.
Signed: Rober t J. Rippe.
This statement nted with the
county clerk ot Orange County
on: Ma.r. 20, 1972, by Ar thur
E. KreKt~r, deputy county clerk.
PubUsh: Ma.r ch 23, 30, April
6, 13, 1972, ln the Newport
Harbor Ensign. F .16597
UGt.L NOTICE
FICTITIOLS BT.EINESS NAM E
STATEMENT
The tollowlng persons u e
doing business as: Earth 'N'
Ware, 3210 Colorado Pl., Costa
Mesa: Stephen Wolff, 3210Colo-
r ado Pl., Costa Mesa; Wendy
Woltf, 3210 Colorado Pl., Costa
Mesa.
This buslness Is being con-
ducted by a partnership.
Signed: Stephen Wolff.
This statement llled with the
county cle rk or Or ange County
on: Mar. 20, 1972, by Beverly
J. Maddox, deputy county clerk.
Publish: Mar ch 23, 30, April
6, 13, 1972, In the Newport
Harbor Ensign. F .16629
LIGt.L MPnCI
FICTITIOI.li Bl.lilNESS NAME
STATEMENT
The following pergon Is doing
business as: Alert Alarm Co.,
1004 E. Grove, Orange: Carl
Robert Fistler, 1004 E. Grove,
Orange.
This business Is belng con.
ducted by an incllvldua l.
Signed: Carl R. F"isher.
Thls statement fi led with the
county c lerk of Oranl!:'l County
oo: Mar. 13, 1912, by Beverly
J. Maddox, deputy county clerk.
Publish: Ma r ch 16, 23, 30,
Aprll 6, 1972, In the Newport
Harbor Ensign. F .16462
MRS. JEAN HALLIBURTON
SWEDLOW of Newport Beach
is the Dewly elected president
of Oranl!:'l County Chapter of
Theta Sigma Phi, national pro.
fesstonaJ society for women
in journalism and communtca.
Uon. She is a graduate of Stan.
ford University and was on
the original staff of Los Ange.
les Magazine as a contributing
editor. She also ha s had her
own public relations and twx!
raising fir m In Los Angeles,
ORTHOPAEDIC Pt.TIEHT
Sabr ina Johnson, I I, daughter
of Mr. and Mr s. Morris John·
son, 1235 Santiago Dr ., Dover
Sbores, was among recent ad-
miss ions to Orthopaedic Hos.
pttal, Loa Anreles. The hospital
was founded half a century ago
as a treatment center for phy.
sically handicapped children.
At that time, the avera~ length
of hospitalization foi a child
was 3 months. Today, the aver.
a~ stay at Orthopaedic Is 8
days.
HOMEMAKERS TO MEET
The r egu lar meeting of the
Homemakers will be at 9:45
a .m. Friday, April 14, at the
Corona del Mar Yout h Center.
Mrs, Jane Huston, assisted by
Amy Besore, w11l brlngartlcles
wblch can be made wtth Studio
Twelve's ''fiower looms."
Babys1ttlnc will be prov1dtd.
5JI CIMTU ITIIIT • C::OSTUIUA o PNOMI 646-ltlt
RONALD B. LINSKY ot New.
port Beach, director of l5C's
sea grant program, r eturned
March 20 from a month's tour
of Thailand and India, where
be sen-ed as a consultant aM
lecturer oo deve lopment l.Dd
management of ocean re-
sources. He was designated by
the U.S. Inlor maUon Agwtey
of the Department of State to
take the tour , during wblcb
be exchanged tntormattoo wttb
peroment officials, sclen.
Usta. edLK:ators and industrial
leaders. He lectured throueh·
oat both nations on "'·to..datt
reHUch and planntne data oo
OCtllDOJraphy ID the U.S.
T t.IL I
TEI!HIS Paddles
LilA&. MOTICI
FICTITIOUS BUSII<ESS NAME
STATEMENT
Tbe folJowtnr penon t.doial
bua1DH1 u : PbooiSUterat 2117
.North Freeman LaDe, Suta
Aaa, CaUl,: WUUam WaJDt
MaSMJ, UJ7 Nort.b FrtemU
L&.ot, SUta. A•, caw.
Thlo ..,.,_ 1o boloc "'"'·
duettd by &DladlfJdtaJ.
Slpod: WUU.m W. -· Tblo ototomoot ftltd wllllllla
-clttk ol Orsaco c.-, oo: llu. U, It'll,..,_.,
I . Macldol, doiiOIJ ..-, cloR.
MUIII: MarcJa ••. a, ao, AprJJ 6, It'll, 1a tile l'fcwpurl
Jlullorlulp. F.IMII
IT'S A REA VY LOAD wben elementary achool children
from more than 300 clusrooms in tbe Newport Mea
unJfled IC~I district want their mother 111.med "Mother
of the Jtu" In Hoar HoiPital's 6th annual esay contest.
Dr . Norman Loats, usoctate ~lntendeot of acbools,
ha.nds over the copies to Mrs. Robert C. Miller, Hoag
Hospital AIWU&ry member. Dr. Loats will aern as a
Judge, alone wltb W. Ho!t Merryman, president ot Avco
Flnaoclal Services; Dorothea Sheely, bead llbr&rl&n of
Newport Beach; Miss Agnes Blomquist, member ot tbe
Hoag Hospital board; Pastor James Blain of the Newport
Harbor Lutheran Church, and Assemblyman Robert Badham.
The winner ot' the top prize, a week's vacation for 2 to
Hawaii, wtu be announced at a May 13 llmcheoo. Actor
Andy Devine will again be master of ceremonJes. The
contest Is open also to private ud parochial schools.
STEP OUT FOR BREt.KFt.ST .. LUHCH .. BRUHCH ,
ALL. ou" ,.ooo
~"IE~A,.IED •V
MA"INA,
A C0"00N 8LIEU
Q .. ADUATIE
NOW OPEN SUNDAY
Treat yourself to Marina's
light, delecta.ble rolla and
pastries. A varied menu wtth
a continental flair!
2721 L COAST HwY., COitO"A OI!L MAA
AT GOLDIN ROD LIGHT
MON. -•AT, 1 TO 4 67• 4JJa SUNDAY 9 TO f ·-
Know Your Candidate
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DO COOK is an independent cendidate.
He haa no connection with any organind
9roup. He will act in terms of bentfih for
the entire city.
DU COOK wl5 1 taxpayer'• Councilmen I
His fiaeal expertise wes alwaya a lert to
reduce the cost of City Government -
but NEVER to reduct the level of service
or protection.
DR COOK was for siJC years Director or
Chairman on the Orenge County Sanita·
tion Oiatrict board. Tha Diatrict'a yeerly
budge+ .. cuds 50 MILLION DOLLARS. o .. Cook knowa the complexitita of thi•
important County wide function respon·
aible for all "wage from Newport Beach.
Dll COOK, • IUSINESSMAN ond C;ty
resident for 24 years has 1 broad base
knowledge of all aections or the City -
problemwise ancf hiatorically. He has en
ouhtanding record of civic c.ontributions,
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Dll COOK 11rved ei9ht years as a Coun·
cilman in Newport Beech. He ia acqueint·
ed with every f.ctt of mun icipal or.er•·
t ion, 1uch 11, budget control, le9it ative
proudurta, planning, municipal finance
and general policy making .
DEE COOK urved six years ts Com·
mitteemtn end Chairman of the Orange·
Newport Harbor Committee. Ht knows
Newport Hnbor problems.
*. DU COOK'S personal stafua permits him
to be 1 full time Councilman, by th i1 we
mten he will be in Newport Beach when
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needed, and most omportant he will be
IMMEDIATELY PRODUCTIVE! No doloy
for orientttionl
DR COOK has the nperience (or which
there ia no aubstitutel
THE MOST QUALIFIED CANDIDATE
COO For
Newport Beach
VOII FOR
I P. D. "DEE" COOK
'~AVE NEWPORT BEACH FOR NEWPORTERSn
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