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"We'll try a-tn," Gtn-The N-Het...,ts house· .. --.. -•-..... ,_ • ... par. ........... ,. can aptn be placed led a.a antl~bood lf'O...,, said
Pap Towed yesterday, after w11e, wbo was chairman of the before local voters. local voters '·&bowed tbelt 1Jl.
Newport Beach voters defeated cttisens er~ prornoUoc the The 3...part bond issue feU tellipoce by lprlng slanted
tbe $9 mlllioo park bond Issue boods, ald she wlU ebeck the considerably short of the two-reporttng to the Costa Mesa
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• Proposition F, wblch would owoers would have p1ned by /12 O , have raised $3.56 mUUoo for passa.p of tbe bonds." -s buylng park lands, got 12,800 Mrs. Page said pro-bood
MISS MERMAID, Marruerlte Marsaudon, 19, of Costa
Mesa, ts flanked by runners-~ Jackie Frasco, 20, of
Ora.np, at left, and Connie Wlggi.DI, 18, of HUDttngton
Beach._ after Judges picked the 3 Saturday durl.ng the
annual Lions Club Osh try and cuntn.I at Costa. Mesa
Park. The annual week~Dd of tun rallied almost $100,000
before upenses. ProUts will go to the Uons' many youth
charities. (Ensign photo.)
Coast unites to
fight freeway
Getting State Senator Dennis
Carpenter "ott his duff" to
introduce a long-promiseda.ntl-
treeway btu is ooe of the pur-
poses of a meeting this Satur-
day between freeway ftghters
from Orange Couoty coastal
towns, says Newport Beach
VIce-mayor Howard Rogers.
get a "time table" on Senator
Carpenter's btu have met with
no success, ;Lccordlng to tM!
vice-mayor.
Mike Neat. one of the sena -
tor's ;Lides, sa.ld this week that
he expects Mr. Carpenter and
Mr. Moe to meet "ln the near
future."
ADOther antt-treeway bill,
Introduced by Assemblyman
Robert Badham, would delete
HIKE I Ll KELY ••yes" and 9,096 "oo" votes, workers "didn't bave eDOUgtl
for 58.4 per cent. time before the election to
Proposi.Uoo G, aimed at get-properly educate the publlc to Newport Mesa schOol board
trustees Tuesday olghtaccepted
a prellmillary budget which In-
cludes a.n across-the-board
4~ 1/2 per cent pay raise for
all district employees and an
estimated tu rate Lncrease of
from 32 to 34 cents.
The pay hike is the only
firm figure In the budget thus
tar. ou~r parts of the docu-
ment, which calls for speodlng
$34,157,103 next schOOl year,
wlll be thrashed out In hear-
lngs between now aod Aug. 1,
when rtna.la.pprovalofthebUdget
is expected.
A 1/2 per cent lncrea.se In
the cost of health Insurance,
paid by the district for Us
employees, Is aLso included In
the preUmt.oary budget Ogw-e.
Board members tabled plans
for Improvements at Estancia
and Newport Harbor high
schoola. AtOorlzatioo to ad-Ung $2.42 million for park de-the real need for parksaDd bike
verttse for bids oo the E!Docla velopmeat, had 12,276 "yes" traJ.ls for our chUdren."
project was held 14) until the and 9,410 "no" for 56.6 per Clty manager Bob wynn not-
school's stalt can study pr1orl-cent. tng tllat only $25,000 Is 'pro-
tles on dUI'erent parts of the Proposition H, which would •lded 1n the city's ~get for
lmproveme~~t. The s.chooll!ltaff have furnished $3 mtllloo lot a bicycle trail building during
Is seeklng additions to the long-term s1nldng lund lor pur -tbe coming fiscal year said
a.ldto-vtsua.I department, J.n-chasing more park lands, got uw. money would be-«r~ched
creased storagespace,acousU-11,572 "yes" and 10,157 "DO" as tar as possible but that
cal ceJUng work, and improved for 53.2 per cent. plans tor a 50-mtle 'bike trall
llghtlng. All ligures are unom.ctal system connecting with neigh-
Newport Ha.rbor'sreque.for totals turclshed by the Orange boring towns would have to be
a la.rge, see-through aqlllftum County Registrar of Voters' scrapped unless addlttooal
for the sdence department 'n.S otnce. mooey could be found to flnance
put off because oo represeota-Carl Arthofer, Harbor High-the program.
Uve trom the s-chool ns on lands real estate investor wbo
hand to answer the board's
questions about the need for
the aquarium.
Planned assignment of sev-
eral new school principles was
also delayed until the bOard's
next meeting, slated for June
20 ill the Costa Mesa hlgb
schOol lyce um.
Marine colonel Mr. Roil!rs and CouncUma.n
John Store will represent New-
port Beach In tbe meeUngSatur-
day at Mr, store's OOme 1n
Corona HlgblaDds. City offlctals
and prln.te citizens are ex-
pected to atteod trom Long
Beach, Huntington Beach, La-
guna Beach and SanJuan Capis-
trano.
the Newport Beach portion of •1
the cootroversW route. This as sa I s measure Is due to come before jet plan
EI Toro ./
A TEETER TOTTER RECORD of 8 hours aDd 55 mlnutea
was set Saturday by Corona Highlands yo!Dlgsters. They
started u 12:05 p.m. and continued their project unUJ
9 o'clock that evenlnR". On the board In the foregroUDd are
Susan Askew, age 10, of 522 Seaward Rd., at left, and
Stepbi Smith., 12, of 540 Seaward Rd. On the "alternate
board" are Jim Robertson, 13, of 536 Seaward Rd., at left,
and Doug Sam is, 12, of 444 Serra Dr. The other yO\m~ers
a.re tlmeket~Ptrs and substitutes. Standing at the rear are
Greg Helin, 11, of 545 Seaward Rd., the chief tifl)ekeeper,
at left, and Don Murray, ll, of 529 Isabella Ter.lD front
of them, lean.l.ng on the teeter totter boUd, are John
Robertsoo, 10, Jim's brother, at len, and Cameron Smith,
8, steplli 's brother. (ED51p pbOto .)
. , FOUR FILE FOR
••we have alao ln-.ttedrepre-.-... .,lllo_
eommUllltlu of DaDa Polat IUid
Lai'U IWll," Mr. Store a.Jd.
Names or those Invited trom
the beach towns were not made
available.
VIce-mayor Rogers yester-
day accused Senator Carpenter
of beln( "oYer cautious" In
continually postponing his b111
to kill the entire Pacll1c Coast
freeway route. Tbe senator has
satd he would Introduce such
a me&SUre, but has not yet
dooe so. for the past 2 weeks,
be has saJd the bill was being
held ~ uoUI he could talk with
James Woe, director of the
state's department of public
work.&,
"He's right across the street
from Mr. Moe up In Sacra-
mento," Mr. Rogers notes. "I
don't see wby It's tak1n&: the
saoator so long to ret together
wttb the man."
Senator Carpenter bas said
he onnts to determine whether
or DOt tbe Department of POOUc
WorU would strongly aopose
any tftort to kill the enUre
f'feeway route.
EtJortJ by Mr. Rorers to
the Senate June 19, after easily
passing the Assembly last
month. A slmUar Badham bill
was tiUed in Senate Committee
lalt ytu.
"We upeet betWr ruub
tliU time..-, .. llr. llopl's
told tbe Eutp.. "aDd we hope
passage of Mr. Badbam's blU
wlU show Senator Carpenter
tllat the Senate 1s recepUve
to such legislation."
Mike N al said a. strong.
united position ap.lnst the tree-
way by the coastal c<lllllUoll
meeUog Saturday would also
t.nnuence Senator Carpenter.
G. H. PARKER DIES
George H. Parker, t.atber of
George B. Parker o! Harbor
VIew Hills, was to be burled
this week In Cold1f'ate.r, Michi-
gan, follOWlni' h1s untJpeCted
death llere last Saturday.
Mr. Paril:er, woo wa.s 80,
had been staying for the past
6 monthl with bls soo at 3407
Seabrttl.8 La.De. He was a re-
tired 1011 course designer.
He Is survived al&o by his
wlfe, Mar put; a. daughter,
Joan Sarris of Hlllltlngtoo
Beach, and 5 grandctaUdren.
Services were conducted JUDt
4 In Balt&-Berpron chaPel.
Corollll del Mar, bY tbe Rtv.
Lionel Dorais.
CM COUNCIL HIKES PAY
Coata Mesa ctty coUDCUmen
-.oted themJelves a pay rat•
Motlday nlibt, ODd ""' their
ttnt ~ at a · cit)' IM!pt
peJPd at 1.4 per cent aboYe
tht ClD'rent budpt,
The P&J raise Ufts the pay
ot colalellmeo by$50per mouth,
P•iDC tbem a an moothty
salary oC $300.
The ptOpOHd budret. which
wtll l'ddo ctty IPOIIIillla lor
lbe ftocal year boclmW>c J1!11
1, calla for erpeadltures of
$10,UI.OOO, compared tO $10,-
S%9,000 tor the currtot 1ear.
HO'nt'lt, cltJ ma.oagv Fred
Sorllbll'a ol!lc• l&ld no 1D-
cr ... In tbt ctty's tu nte
would be DMd«t.
Pr<mdecl .,. .. tbe .......
are 15 oew clty emploJ'te~,
iDehliiDC e UDlt)rmed poUct-
ma. Normal 1Dcr•11• lD op. traUAc eJpec~as Yflrt blamed
tor tbe Nmatoder ot tbl 11-
cr ... lD bu&Spt.
CIIJ CoaDcll wtll otudy tbo berSitt ID a J_. ll 11Atoa
and wtu -liJllb J-IS In< wllal C<Mlld be IIDl1 11>-
pronl oC tbo doco-L
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be turDJ.shed fbr ea.cb 10 tmlts.
• REAFFIRMED tbe COUD-
cll'a pos:l.tloo CnorlD&: AI~
semblyman Robert Burke's b1ll
calllng for a. moratorium oo
freeny construction aAd a
study ot Oraare Coast tratftc
problema. The council hii'DII1
d<nr.l a request from tbe clty
of Newport S.cb. tll'ctal ~~
port o1 Aeeombl)'mu Robert
Badbam'a blll to till tM Nn-
port S.cb 11Dt ot tbl CGt-
trOY•IIIal Pactnc cout b'ee-
W&J route.
• DENIED &IJPl'Oftl ol a tuDd
dl'lte march rrom J... e to
JIIDt 30 by tbt Arntr1CU U-
ooelaUOo tor lbe P!o'-lly
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A high-ranklng otncer at the
El Toro Marine air sUtton ties surrounding the base." yesterday accused a Newport A report due soon ftom the Beach airport study of trying Southern CaUfornla Assn. of to dump 1et noise and pollution
011 the "-"' or ottler oranre Gonnmanll 15 &lso eJl)eeted
c ounttau JU$t to get the prob-to tecGalmeod elthtr shartnc
lem away trom Newport Beach. El Toro or buUdlnr a new
'/ T~!J..~l~~J!t\fE
Colonel EdWard J~, the clvllJan )etport at the Marines'
Marines' lla.ison man wltb local Camp Pendleton as solutlorus to the county's growing a.J.rport CLIMAXING the 11th anmal Orange County AdopUOO GuiLd
communities, said the Orange problems. tennis tournament, actor Jotm Wayne presents the winDer's County Impact study done for E 11o N -~ "-h Colonel Jaru: said the WUsey trophy to Mr. aDd Mrs. Mull: I tt at the , .. _ • ~c the city by tt)e Wilsey and 1 r N t Club' and Ham report, ftnlshed tust Tennis Club. Jdr. E Uott, member o tiM! ewpor s Ham consulting flrm ls "lm ~ last week, Is "lac~ng 1n any teach.1ng stan. and ll1s new bride were •tctors over Mr. precise aDd Incomplete." lbca 9a Club 1o lh •--1 consideration of the opera-aDd Mrs. Hugh ste-.art of the Ba Y • ~-Tbe study recommends mov-s 1 2 000 ra tooted tog commercial )et tram.c out Uonal, poUUcal, aDd social ob -day of actioo uoday as near Y , net ns on.
or Orange County airport and staclA!s toaplanrorestabllsh-REP SCHMITZ DEFEATED into El Toro, where clvlllan tng ctvlll.an use oC El Toro."
jets would share the tteld wUh The colonel said he expects •
the Defense Depa.rtment aDd Bel 1o Uti b the Marloes. The plan has been Congress to continue to Conservative RepubUca.ns ore enter g po cs, e
advanced before and flatly "Jealously guard ap.tnst the lost 008 of their stroorest taught poUUcal selence a.tSant:l
turned do-.n by the u.s. Oi!fense grabblng ott ot vital defense elected spokesmen Tuesday Ana College. He Is a member
Department. Cacllltles." when c ongressman John Sch-of the John Btrch Society.
Col011el Jan.z said, ''Any plan El Toro Is theMarlnes•prln-mltJ was defeated 1D the prt. Mr . Hinshaw, a former Jotm
eaeA ot 2 .Newport-ll .. lldloo1 Trllltert ua 5 tllcluiSts Bal~
baUd •ac:anc:lea doe to I:. flUed boa r.-.,, Balboa Penl.uula,
by a ll*ial Aug. 8 e~tton. Lido lsle, sections of the maio-
With the deadllne for candi-1aDd oo the ocean side of CQUt
date fU.tnc coming ~at 5 p.m. H'WJ. from Newport Bay to WMt
th1a Friday, June 9, James Newport, and the Newport
Enalp ot Central Newport aDd Soores area on the Inland side
W:Jchael Aabe of Udo Isle rw.ve of Coast Highway.
filed for the 5th district seat M.r . Enslgn,a.nattorney,UYes
belnc ncated by SeUm Frank-at 224 20th St. His opf)0080t
Un. for the 5th district seat, Mr,
Arthur Sorce of Costa Mesa Ashe, Uves at 106 Via Xanthe,
and Robert Sanrster of New-Lido l.s:le. He ls an educatlooal
port Helgbts are seelr.ing the systems manager .
6tb dlltrlct post now held by Mr. Sorce, 1285 Roblnhood
Oorald Straua. Lane, ls a businessman.
Mr. Fr&nklln ts leavin( tM Mr. 5a.ngster, an attorney,
scllool di.strlct's board ot trus-llves at 2304 Clitf Dr .
ten because of an appolntment The county registrar of
to the barbor district court voters, ln Santa Ana, has In-
bench. ld.r. Strauss anoounced formation on OOw to ftle for
l&st month that he v.·oold also the e!Aictton,
to dump the ootse llndatrpollu-clpal m base In the Western mary election byOra.ngeCouoty Birch member , Is a native of
Uon described ln the study on u. S., and has served since assesaor AOO:rew Hinshaw. Missouri, and !h'ed In Los
the heads of Leisure World World War n as a tra.ln1tJ,g Mr . SebmltJ, ..rtdely known Angeles before coming to Or-
and SaOdlelackValleyrestdenls and slaolng are.a ror Marloe ror clamploall>g , .... , .. u ...... Coonty. He ... uves ID Aston heads CDM Chamber would meet with llieblY orp.n~ combat ate units haded over-causes, and tor a. wt.n-the-war MIS&ion Vie)o.
laed aDd etrecUve resistaDce poUcy on Vietnam, lost his He has been county tu as-
from tbue and otbereommunl-seas. bid to npresent Republlc&.ns sessor since 1965. Bob Aston, manaeer of the
BOB TuRNER SUCCUMBS to the November elecUoo for Durin& the primary cam-local otrtce of Mutual Savings
tb I ted 39th patgl\. Mr. Hinshaw stressed e oew J-crea coo-hill s~t ot President Nlloo. and Loan, was elected pres1 -
rreu:iooal dlstrtct, W:r. SehmltL flvored Conuesa-dent o1 the Corona del »at 1tobert E. TurDir, prominent as Ita presldeot lD 1951. At He II carreoUy se.n1ng u m•"• John Ashbrook tor tlM Cdabam":,!.,~f .. Commer ce yester. Harbor ar•tuuraoce brobr. the t1me 14 h15 ~. be wu repruea&atln from the 35th -y m-..._.
dJed Frtdl.y ot a bear1 attack. Its secretary. Ht -.u allo &.-dllb'tct. Re-41strlcUnr to re-Republlcan presidential noml-Cbamber ·members et.cted
after belnc r\llbed to Cost& trlct ®ector aDd di.tr.lct P-fleet populltioD sbJfts resulted Dation. Don Wood, owner of Home lm-
UesallemorlalHoapttaL eroor of Ezcha.np clubs. in p.lacib( Mr. Scbmltll.D the FRED I TEN JR. DIES prmtment Center, lst vtce-
Mr. Turoer, wno was 48, Ftmeral ser•tces Tuesday 39th dtltrtct. f I J fC M pruldent; Ron Robles, Pat
foWk11d Coast lnluruce Co. a.fta.rooon at Paclf\c Vtew chapel Ftnai. unotftclal returns yes-red ten, r ·• 0 osta. esa, Ma.r"y's Men 's Shop, 2nd vtce-
sbol1.1)' after •ttUAr 1n Costa were cooducted bY the Re•. terday ;o.iM)'II'ed Wr , Hlnshaw wu burled June 6 following h1s president, and JOR n Wllllams,
MIA at the eod of World War Ec!ward Smith. Burtal "';s ln wllDtnc w1th 40,214 •otes to =t~. death June 2 In ma.oa.rer ot the COM om ce
lL Ht bad Hn"edlDtheMarines Pacl!1e View Memorial ark. 3'7,832 tor Mr. Schmit&. Earl M It no 57 Uved of Seclll'tty Pacl ftc ~atlona.l
darlDe the war. Hens anative Harbor View Htlls. Carraway had 8,636 •otes. r . en., " was • Bank tr
ot Oldo, Mr. Turoer Is sun1Yecl b)' Mr. Sehmltz, wOO had been at 120 Yorktown Lane. He was ~ :.:~~ers will take
He wu acU" in tile naUonal his wUe, Barbua, of the Costa a state senator, woo a. spect.at a coosun.tna:en~t~neer for Or mco ortlce Ju.Js 1. A formal lnst.aUa..
aDd b::al atfalrs of the E:r-Mesa. !lOme at 2278 Rutgers elacUoo 2 years ago to ftll the Corp, Uoo dinner will be held J une 12
cbaD,p Cl .. aod had recelvecl Dr.; a daugbter, Brook Palmer UbeJI)lred term of the late Con-MemGrla.t services were con-at the Bahia Corlnlhl.an Yacht
a IDfC.Ial "&OkJeo award" of ot El Cajon; a son. Brent E. gressmu James 00, whO had dueled at Pacift c VIew chapel Club
tbe Eldmnce on May 18 In Turoer ol Betbellsland, CaW.; represented the 35tb district by Re• · Loren FU cltlnger · .. ; . Aston, who came here
BOB ,UTDH
from San Diego 3 yean aco,
Uns at 900 Sea Lane, Harbor
View Hills. SUI Benudlao. He was a b1s mother, Mrs. Velma Scb -for ma..DJ years. Mr. Sebmlt:& Survt\'Ors are Ids wife, Peg;
cbutel' meaabtr ol tbl New-rader of OM.o; 2 sisters In then wm etectioo to tberecWar a SOil, Howard lten of U.U-
port Bu1lllr cl~. utt sened Ob..lo, and ooe grandson. !.year term. ha.t:Can Belch; a daughter,
Laurie It• of Newport Beach;
Ills b.thtr, Fred It en Sr. of
Cullbld; a r.lster, Mrs. Jane
Adl.ma or Los 010s.
6 MORE POLICE ADDED
IHFAII T SUCCUMII$
OomlJUc Jama Pib. lafaDl
aoo C( Mr, aDd Mrs. Saatord
Plte, SlOO Taft Way, COifta
Ke-., dl.ed JUDelatCbUdreo's
H011>1lal ID Oraap. Tbe cnlld
wu IS da71 okJ wbla be died.
Gn...W. anicea U. Good
S-d c.metory Ia H--toa Bead& ..... ~, .. a 1>1 tho a ... clliu -.
TIACIIIRS HOHOUD
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AFFECTIVE STRAIGHT TALK Collins plans delayed
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dolll 1 111 1 "'* IIIII prnttl. -~~~.lid ol>oclnd. TOM AN.DERSON -eo. ,.,.,,.,_,on.,.. port dlr-, •'""' lllllr PlOP .. an a ..... ,..., • 11: u tllola&tl •• 1111" comt c...e, m,.t llllft ,_. •· commt~~t • tbl dtftQ>miDt'a ~=~~~~~~~!~~~~!~=~~~~~.~ Ud fMt 1.1 'lfi_.,.J,'' llll)OI. tbt ....,..,..lou Ud btf'ID IIJ'td ftOI Mt..,_.t 8Mdt Impact. -lloo, 111o -at 1u-to _..... lis -.,, WI P-1 -a lllrd -al CIIJ -., -~~~-
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THI OI'FICIAL N~ȣ11
01' THI CITY OF NEWI'OIIT BEAC!l
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a cbUd'a Q'dad, lllltU be acctptl pod tldarc; •• an ewta1D tlllt When l.M Haney Olwald lc.us il trilb a proltltute and P~ Coalm...._..a lla-btld. butd oa tbl rtpllu to
aDd beltev .. wbatewer CCJOC_. U Ia DOt Ukel7 to be a ICMII'ee (or wboe¥er) wu ftrina: on bu pa.-e doubtt aboul Hll t.ec1 Ut n..di&J Dlatlt W tbe Wttra. THE HAR.OR AREA"$ OFFSET NEWSI'AI'ER
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2721 1!. Couc tfwy., CotOIIUI cld M.t, Calif. 9:1625
tbe tucbtr 1a paJd to pub ol peaet ud blrmouy t.mooc John Kennedy. I actio tried to mlldon tn ure iD my opinion ·CoW..' PI'~ to build a
at tht Ume. tbt members ot a .ehOOI staff. cHmb out of the Cll. When 011 almOit b~sphemous .. .1i 111......., botel ud otber bleb-! DDt! O!AH AT fAIR
Tuonomy 11 a <:._sattlca-''Somt nald queiUoD the Arthur Bremer fired on Geoqe expRIH:I the doubu of the lrta ba11dtDCI Clll tbe 104-acre Wtattrn tUm aud radlo It&t
Uon Q"ltem (&lm.ll&t to syltem deatrabtUty ot a ICbool'l coc~ Walla ce, Mn. Wallace threw authon about Jesu1• detty and Rtf, bat l'ot.d 110 dtJayaiOG1nf Eddie DeaD bu been II peel to
uatr.U wbtcb ,.at ma.a to tbe sJdtJ1zlc a111ct1Yt objtcttv ... henelftcn:'ll hil body. thil hu been don• ~ore deellloa. appear Sunday, Jtme Z5, at the
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'ntE NEWI'ORT tiAJUOfl ENSIGN la tk oaly tte .. p.pa pintcd and
pUbiWMd in tt. aty o( Newpwt ac.dl, and the only !oaiJy owned
aftCI 01**_. ....._,.,., Ia the-tMwport Hatbcw-Cotta Mr.. Aru,
hblw..d Vtakty, oo Thun&.y. Sec:ond da• ,.,.catt s-W a1 Coron.
del Mar' CaHl.
mooo) to determiM how a ttv-Some woukl woader about the Helpma the Enemy expettly in the pall by othen 1'bl matter W'lll come before eountry &D!Iwtstenlhowwhteb
Mat U&tntl, teela, aad acts. WUdOol ot matina theN ob· Mt. Nix.on and Mr. Brehznev in my opinion. . . ' tbe commlutoG ap.lD June 15. will close the 10 Sys o1 tree
THE N£Tn'IOtlT HAJlaoR ENSIGN-adjudpd to be a -•papn of
pnenl drna&.don by court deCree No. A-20178 daud May 14. 1951.
in Su~ Court (Ott dw: Cowuy ofCiraDJt, Stare of c.Jifonlia, and by
rcuon dtcreof U qualified ro publith all public notiea required by law.
The S majOr categories of this jtctiYN eJI)I1S:U rather tbu h a v e m • de e • tea 1 i v e "One thina tor sw-. le s . · M..,...bllt, city PllDDlll dt-eotertalnment at the OraDp
system aaautbored.by BenjlmlD. tmpl1ctt. &Dd mort would doubt oommitments to each other 111.., Y• controversl 1 e. H su 11 rector Dick Hocaa'• a:tatr will Co~mty FaJr COlt& MeM.
Bloom are as follows : tbe possJbtuty of tbt schooi'J involvin& mutual cooperation wh:n upon earth 1 · d c.H w~ 14Yut.IJJte tbe lmpaet ot the Deaa wa; the flrst western
1. CognttiYe doma.ID (kDow· dotna aQJthlnl stpl1ftcut to •nd collaboration in tpace, no w . And wbe:n He e is dne.lapmeot. star to be teatur~ iDCIDecOJor
ladp} •• wbat a student bas deveql &fttctlvt objectives. U cancer research, trtde and tod ri&htl a! Fear• have perstlted 1D the aDd has awear~ tn ntne pte.
r etained trom wbat be hu we obse11re the object1Hs ill nuclear disarmament •mona :es:'u ' 1 t: 0;1 ·~?" Yf Pla.aN.Dg CommlUSoa tbat tbe tures wttb Hopalonr CusldJ:"
learoed. tbe &1recUve domain &Dd bury other tbinp. The main trouble ~li 1 anu 1 e a en 10" 0 denlapmeat's 2 mllUoc IQI5l'e He composed the muale lOJ' ARVO E. HAAPA , . . . • . . Owner and Publi&hu
PEG KA.U'A . . • , . . . . . . .A.ociatc EditOI' 2. Affective domain (&ttl· them 1D platitudes, bow eu with this is that both Mr. ..~ns.,h . 'S , feet ol omce &paee woukl re-over !0 of the 60 other ftlm•
tudes and values) --oow a we uamiDe ttMtm, determine Nixon and Mr. Brezhnev n • sense upent•r sult 1D an IDcrease ina.1rtraftle In whleh De appeared SUI\ISCAIPTION RATES stUdent "feels" about educa-tbeir meaoiDg, or do anythloc proved long aao th.at their has done ~· 11 ha~ helped. at the atrport, and a htrd-to-' ln~~~~=
Our oObrbar Atu:
One yeas-, $5,00; 1 ynn, S 8.00
One ytu, S6.00; :Z yean, 110.00 ttoo aod We. eon.strucUve about them? Our ''word" is no aood. (And, in arouse ~ new tnternt 10 ~~sus maotcelDcreue 1a. auto tramc
3, Psycbo-motor (actloo) •• bos: must be opened If we are Nixon's cas e , such -eapeaally amon& youth. Ln Ute area. Studies made by THERE SA HEIH TZ DIES
to determine bow a student to face reautyandtakeaetton. commitments, bypassina Well, what more could rou Colllns and submitted to tbe Mrs. Theresa Helots, &7,ot
"appUes" wbat he has learned, "It is In this bos that the Conaress, are unconstitu· expect frc:»m 1 mar. who 1~ a planoers saJd airport tramc Z230 MlAer Street, Costa Mesa, ~~-.etlf ~ .II_,. loclud1ogh1spersona1We. most tnfiuential controls are tiona!.) dur frle~d or _lyndon J.Dereasewouldbemlalma~and dJedatherresideoceonJuneS.
It Is the "affective dOmain" to be toUDd. The affective do-1 hate !o say such " thin& Jo~nson, Rlchltr~ N•x.on. and tha.t pla.Dned street$--ancl tra.ttlc Sbe is survtved by a daugtUr,
ARVO E. HAAPA, owner and publisher of the Ensign
~o••o••~
that people who oppose this maln cootatns the forces that about the Prnident of the var~ous Commumst }eaJe~s and flow systems lo the district Mu. Mary Mollan,CostaU:esa;
program fear the most. It delves determine the nature of an I.D-United States. The only reason 1 he Na t•ona l ( ouncil of WOUld adequately handJesurt.ce ODe son, Martin Heintz, Farm~
Into oot only the student's at-divtdual's Ufe aDd ultJmately 1 do it is because it is the truth. Churches! . . traftlc. to.gtoo, Mlchipn; a lx'other,
• COU.MENTS ON THE ELECTION RESULTS Utudes about We, buta.l&otakes ~he Ufe of an entire people. ( .. Am 1 become your enemy The ~U!IC 15 vuJa:ar 11nd the H01rever, Mr. Hogan ques-Frank TltlYUDL Mlchlpo; ooe
I.D how hJs family and peer. To keep the box closed ts to because 1 tell you the truth?") play J5 6bscene and tiooed the Collios reports and sister, Mrs. Anna Schanttz,
group feel about their values deny the ellstence otthepower. It is a sad fa ct that the blasphemo us -not "~most asked for time to study them. Michigan, and 7 gra.adchlktren.
politics, reUg:loo, etc.Oncethl~ lui motivational forces that President o f the u.s. has blasphemous." It is wrong to Letters have gone out trom Services aDd loterment were
has been assessed that student shape the Ute of each of us. earned the so briquet "Tricky do some aood to accomplilh tbe planning department to the in Plgeoo., MlcMgan, Bell
is to danger of be~g tndoctrtn-To look the other way Is to Dick." ' !lOme ''riaht." "Jesus freaks" county's airport land use com-BroadWay Mort11ary was the
It I& lDcr~lble, but true, that California Democrats have
CiYeo. their 211 cielegate votes toaprestdenUalcamtd&te whose
campatp promises would briDgdJsaster to OlD' oatloo U enacted
lnto t.w. SeD. George McGOvern is tbe front runner to the
Democrat race despite his .f:aota.stic welfare proposal tor a
$1,000 a..l baDd-out to every cltlr.en. wl'lteh would bankr~
our Dation. &Dd bJ.s demand for a drastic cut -back lo defense
flmda, almolt by half, which would crttlcally )ecpardlr.e our
naHooaJ teeurlty, lt Is ID<:redlble, appaULng. suicidal --but
tbat's wbat the Democrat voters are saoctionlng lo the presi-
dential primaries.
a ted to think llnd act diaerently avoid comlog to terms wtth The sa m~:. President who are no t Christians. There is mlsslon.. to the city of lrvi.De, forwarding director,
than he has always thought cor-the real Education is not the ordered tht! mining of the only ~ne Christ : tt1e C~rist of
• • •
Eveu tbou&b Ute percentage total 1s rather small, Alabama
GoYili'DCir Georp Wallace made a creditable sbowtog ln Tues.
day's C&llfornJa prtmary. He received about 51. of the votes,
aDd that Is rather impressive, conslderlng the fa ct that these
all bad to be written ID. • • •
Tbe defeat of Proposition 9 1n Tuesday's election Is r e-
assurl.ng proof that the ecology hysteria did not scare the
voters into approviDr a bad law. We aU want dean environment,
but oot at the cost of possible electrical blackouts, shutdOwn
ot business aDd Industry, and bss or j)bs, • • •
A blow to th e conservative cause was suffered lo Orange
County as Congressman John G. Schmitz was narrowly defeated
by county assessor Andrew Hinshaw for theRepubUcao nomina.
tton to the 39th congressional district. Congressman Schmitz,
as always, stood on hls record: for Umlted pernment, as
opposed to t!le growing concentration of power in Washington,
D. C.; the tree market, as opposed to the Nixon pollcy of
wage and price cootrols and other fntr1Dgemeots on private
enterpr ise; and tlscal reSJIODSibiUty, asopposedtotbeawesome
locr ease ID the public debt and the resultlog Inflation and loss
of pmchastng power. Congressman, Schmtts has consistently
supported the prlllctplE!s of the RepubUcau party platform and
bas backed RepubUcans, including President Nlmn, to the
uteot that they ~rt party pr1Dclples. Tbe retreat trom
eoosern.Usm demonstrated by the voter s Tuesday portends a
conttntdDg drift toward bigger speodlng and bigger government. • • •
In Newport Beach, the defeat of all 3 park bood propositions
is a furt.b• 1DcUcat1oo that tupayers are coocerned about the
growl.og burdeo of tues. Let this be a remloder to our toea!
lawmakers.
rect, U his beUefs are not rote memorl:r.atlbn of mean-Haiphong Harbor has ordered a the B•bl~. An~ there 1~ only
the same as the school ad-lngless material to be regur-long-term commitment to sell o ne Bdly (.rah:-~m , thank
mlnlst.rator s have set 14> as gttatedonanexamlna.Uonpaper. (or maybe give) the Soviets goodness.
the model or goal. Perhaps the two Tnonomy tremendous amounts of our Billy Graham has never been
A patriotic student could be struotures ma.y help us to see .. surplus grains and soybe11ns." "an ti·Cnmmunist," a\thPugh
cood..ttloned to beUeve hiscoun-the awesome possibilities of Our main Vietnam enemy they are nen no w. torturinB
try was no good, or a religious til~ r elations between students-Soviet Russia, badly needs th~ and punishinR hundreds of
s tudent could end ~ an atheist, Ideas-teacher s ." help at this time. Plagued by thousands or peoplr muely
if this was the intent of the The Newport Mesa ~mlfled agricultural shortages and becau(e t hry rduse fo
teac her. And with communists sc hool district isuslngBloom's inefficiency ror many years, rrn~uncr Jesus Cl\tist as their
being allowed to teach as they tuonomy, lnciOOlng the "affec. the Soviet Unio n has been Sa \'l or.
are today, their goals could tlve dornaln." (Continued nut buying ma ssive amounts o f If <"~nr i\ fur Christ , ca n ''''t'
be to turo a student toto a week.) wheat from Canada and refuse tu npposr Christ 's
commwl.lst, and no one would MARVIH SCULLY DIES Australia. And now our leaders ~ncnue~~ ~ Copy right 1972,
have to know about 1t 1mU1 have arranged to "sell'' SI 3S lhe 1\mrnc:•n Way Ft'a!11 re~ ·•aft .... , hll h '·dbe Marvin B. Scully, 58, of 41 9 er ,.s P osop Y ,... en Ogle Circle Drive costa Mesa millio n worth of feed grains to
altered. died 1n 8aJ:I Luis o'btspo June 2: the Soviet Union. Forecasts are
Ta.r:ooomy Is a system. It He was a matntenance engineer that our grain sales to the
cannot function without all the for AUaotlc Rlcblteld Corp, Number One Enemy will run
parts operating, any more than He is survived by his wife, to S2QD million annually in the
ma.o could have reached the Jda · his mother Mrs Mabel future.
moon with 2 or 3 bolts missing. Sc~lly Artesia.' 2 da~ghter And how will the enemy Don't let anyone convi.Dce you • • s, that a district is nlaonJo to Mrs. Dorothy McCormack, pay? (I ) They will let , .. g Montrose, and Mrs. Marsha President Nixinaer come visit
use onl) part of the program, Freeman Mill Valley· 000 s1 them again. (2) They will ""Y because it is DOt feasible. • • s-,... The best ea.mple or the "at. t~r. Mrs. Kareen Vincent, and us, not with dollars (after all,
tectlve domain" Js taken from 6 graodchUdren. our printing presses are already
page 91 of Bloom 's"TUooomy, Funeral services were held turning out too many dollars).
Haodbook U." The follo-.rtng June 5 at Pacllic View Chapel, but with "in·kind " payments
3 paragra.phs a.re from that UDder the dtrectlon of BeU-of natural gu and oil . But to
page· Broadway Mortuary. Tbe Rev. do this, the Soviet enemy
"Tbe affective domai.D IS, Ill Lonu Fllcki.Dger otnclated. needs our help in buildin&
pipelines !o carry oil and ps
retrospect, a virtual Pandon."s OV 0 into Eastern and Central Box. One tlnds to. u the ob-M. IHG T IRVINE
jectlves which were stated coo-Stainless Medical Products Europe. This will help the
fidently at one Ume and then Loc., manufacturers of hospital Soviets s t rengthen their
a llowed to disappeartromvtew. and medically related equip-s tranglehold on the stave
one tiods 1n It the objectives meot, will relocate to the [r. ~at ions we helped thern
00 wi'J ch disagreement Is most vtoe Industrial Complex trom mcarcera!t: m World War II.
Ukely wtthln a scboOI.Onetlnds Sa.o.ta Ana. The company wtu <? u r I e ad e r s. B i J
to 11 the vital points 00 wb.Jch constriiCt a 15,000 squar e foot ~us1nessm~n ... and even the
the society ltseU may be In structure on 1881 Kettering conserviltlve Fa rm Bureau Street. call the above, .. Trade." I call
it Treason.
LEGAL HOTICE
. LIGAL MOTICI
F ICTITIOlS BlSINESS NAME
STATEMENT FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME
The following persons are STATEMENT
dolng business as: Educatlooal Tbe toUowlng person Is doing
Graham Cracker11
In a recent column , Billy
Graham wa s asked : ''What do
you think of Jesus Christ ,
Super Star? ..
Pa rt o f his answer ,
adrriittedly out of context,
was : "I like some of the
music ... The scenes where
Readiness Centre, 2070 Maple 1Jus1Dess as: The Production
Ave., Costa 1Mesa 92627: Rose Gro~. 1895 Sberingt.on Place,
Callahan Logan, 3400 VIa Newport Beach 9Z660; P.O. Box
()porto, Newport Beach; Kath-33, Costa Mesa 92627: Chris-
teen Solan, 2297 Fountain Way topber Harwood, 1895 Shering-
East, Costa Meoa. lOll Place, Ne"l>>rt Beach, From the Bible
This business Is being coo-92660. ducted by a partnership. Tbls bustness Is belog con-Thus saJth the Lord, Keep s So Ro ye jWgment, aod do )Jstlee: 1gned: Kathleen Ian, se dueled by an LD!Ilv1duat. tor my salvaUon is Dell to
Callahan Logan. Sipd: Christopher Har-come, am my r l-teousuess This statement filed with the wood. II" to be revealed.
ST!rH!H HEWHI.RT, 15,
DIIS Ill CLI.REMOHT
stephen J. Newhart, 15, of
1815 Galatea Terrace, lrvtne
Terrace, died &Uy 26 in Clare-
moot. He Is survived by bls
parents. Dr. and Mrs. Earle
E. Newhart; hls grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Larson,
Pasadeaa, and Mr. aJ)d Mrs.
J. Ea:rl Newhart, Dana Potot;
2 brothers, David, San Gabrte~
aod Paul, San Clemente; aod
oDe Sister, Jeanne Newhart.
Intoe Terrace. Graveside ser-
vices were held Ul)l 31 at
Pacltlc VIew Memorial Park.
Bell Broadway Mortuary was
tbe director.
county clerk or Orange County This statement nted with the Blessed is the man thatdoetb
DISCUSSING PLANS tor the June 13 "bats in bloom" on: Jlme 6, 1972, by Beverly cotmty clerk of Orange Co~.mty thls, and the 500 of man that
luncheon meeting of the Lido Isle Woman's Club are, J. Maddos:_ deputy county clerk. on: JIJI\e 5, 1972, by Beverly layeth hold 00 It; tbat teepeth
from left, Betty Br01rn, past president a.Ddparllamentartan; PuhUSh : June 8, 15, 22, Z9, J. Maddol, deputy county clerk. bbat fr U
Valerie Meuy, """st nresldent, and MoUv Smith, assistant 1972 in the Ne-rt Harbor Publlsh· Jwe 8 15 zt Z9 the sa h om po UUDg lt, -,. 3 • ~..-• • • • ' and teepeth his ha.od trom do-1ecorat1ng chairman. Prl&es will be given tor the most Ensign. F -18243 19'72, 1n the Newport Harbor 1 11 (l··'·h 56.1 2 )
humorous. most original and most beautiful ha.ts. The -Ensign. F -18Z21 ng any ev · lN.U • • •
program w1111oclude aoother Dovey tamUr sap, "Suddenly LEGAL NOTICE JOSEPHINE OQUIST OF
we are the ellabllShment," by Prue Ho1den aoo Jean LIU.L MOTicl Tandow.ty, Oftlcers for the coming year will be Installed. FICTITIOlS BlSrNESS NAME CEHTRAL NPT. DIES
Register Now! SUMMER SESSION
A NEW Starts June 27th PU.SCHOOL
TO MOTIYATl
YOUR CHILD ~ .. ····
>· IN HIS MOST
FOIMATIYl
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YU.AS!
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THE EDUCATIONAL
RElDIHESS CDtTRE
2070 Maple Ave., Coat• Mts•
146-43:14
AT LAST!
PROFESSIONAL
INSTRUCTION
in
DEEP WATER SEAMANSHIP
Abotrd
a-.tilul KONA MAURI
World Cruising 42' Ktt<h
Undar tnct skill-' tutel191 of c.p.
t•in Arthur Dorner, 25 vur1 g il
UPtr~. lurn cruisir19 ... min·
thlp in I•• ytc:ht.
BASIC SAIL MAN EUVERING
PILOTING AND OR
RADIO PROCEDURES
USE OF ADF
USE OF RADAR
COOKING AT SEA
LIVING ABOARD
OVERNIGHT CRUISING
!nqulr• 8110 ebout spec::i•l summer
Dey Camp progr.m for '"net"••
AIIOOSY SCHOOL
OF SEAMANSHIP
2463-G Or.,.. ""· eon. Met.
642-1100
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(PhOto from the Lido ls1ander.) STATEMENT FICTITIOlB BI.SINESS NAME Josephine Oqulst, 60, ot 1916
The following person tsdolng STATEMENT Court St., Central Newport, wa.s •===============::;=======::::::::::::::::::; WILLIAIII r. SMITH OF rASTOR OOIII.LDSONOF business as' DaD>. PotntShlp. Th<followlngper iOillsdotng burled Jwe 7 folio ..... her
LIDO ISLE IS DEAD COSTA MESA IS DEAD yard, 1171 Back Bay Orin, busiDess as: Alicia's Ftrur-uDe~peete<l death Juoe 4 at
William E. Sm lth, 88, ofZZZ TbeRev.Jobll w. Donaldson, Newport Beach, CaW. 9Z660: ettes,l7331ParkerDr •• Tusttn. Hoagbospltal.
Via Koron, Udo Isle. died SliD-vicar of st. John the Divine Aochor Marllle Repair, 1171 CaW. 92680: AUclaR. All&aach, She was a DlltlYe of l..c.Gc
day at Park Lido Convalesceot Episcop;LJ Cbmch, Costa Mesa, Back Bay Drln, Newport 1'7331 Parter Dr., Tuttn,CaUf. Btlcb and bad Uved ID tb1J;
hospital here aJhr a long ill-died at Boag Hospita.l onJune3. Beach, CaW. 92660. 92580. ar• all of her We.
ness. He wu bolD to Nova Scotia This buslness 1s being con-This bustDess is being ooa-F11D8nl ArYices at 81.1&-
Mr. Smith wa.s wttll Merrlll, and came to Orange County 1o dueled by a Partnership. dueled by an iDdl,.ldtal. Bercwoa chapel ill Coroaa del
Lynch. Pierce, Fenner and 1959. Signed: c. B. Sbamep. Slgned: AUela R. AU&D&ch. War wert coocb:ttd by Warr•
Smith stockbrokers for 25 He 1s SUI'Yifed bY his wtfe, This statemeut tiled w1tb the Tldl sta.temeot ft.lad with tbt Uowlucl. Prln&etatermeatwu
years. He was an Elk for 30 Kathrlne; ooe dau&flter , Mrs. county clerk of Oranp CCM~ty county clerk ot Orure CoantJ 1D Paclflc Vln memorial put,
years, aoc:1 tbe Newport Harbor PIOJl)' Goldstein. Huntington on: June 6, 19'72, by Beverl)' oo: JUDI 5, 197%, by Beverly Harbor Vl" HUll.
Elks l<Jdp olllclalecl at Ill< Btach, aJid-craoosoo. J. Maddox, d-cOWIIfclork. J. Maddox, dopaiJ COW>tyclefk. Mro. Oqalst Is -~~~ by
taoeral ~~!nice yesterday at FmMtl'll aen1ces will be beki Publ.llb: Jaoe 8, 15, %2, 29, Pmllsb: Juoe 8, 15, 2%, n, S dlactarl; Jolll.t.llllb Oqallt
Westcwr Ctwpel tnCostaMesa. at 11 a.m. today, June a, at 1972, l.n the Newport Harbor 19'72. in the Newport Harbor of Newport S.eb; M)'l'& Mac ...
our1alwu to Hol.ly'wood Ceme~ st. Joba tbe Dtrtne Episcopal Ensign, F .taus EDI1p.. F -18221 Jacbalt ol Yea N1171, ud Atlbt)'
tti'J. C barcb, with IDterment at Pa-:-Ptttr-ol ~ dll Mat;
No flmlll' ~IYota •ore clllc V..., Memorial Park. UGAL MOTIC:. UGM. MOTIC:. I -· Karl Oqajll al Boa
..-. llr. IOd Mn. Darno T-~ may cootrlbute F!CTITIOIB BUSINE8S NAME FICTITIOIB BIBDIE8S NAME F nocloco lid """""Oqolsl
Padclockot G._. .. W'treclo8t to tbe JobQDoaaldloomemortal STATEMENT STATEMENT otS,W,. Autnll&; al:lrotW,
lr-al Mr. Smllll. f1lld at l!lo cburcb. Bell Brood. The folloWII periOD lsdolq The lollowlq periOD lsdoloJ ~~ .... ~~: 1f: =: •
Mr. Smltb WU bora 1o ntt-ftJ Morbary Is fa Char(e of b"liDIII u : Audfvll: ADim&l bM'Nit q: lllterDl~IS.~ -ollffti)Cft Bei.Cb UMI.llft..
:";.:: :.•: ~~ II>IJOI~HOM.ORSOCIETY Hotl>lla~ ZO?Z Orcll&rd DriYI.-Ttclloolocr,ltSO-DGnco Pul IDoo aiDua Polo!. lid " S&Dta A-., caut. 9!'701: B1rtDD lAat, co.ta ...... Oh&e: Jact a· ~ldr&
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U pr···~· o1 t11o M~ llqor otc-dol Mat--lloJ Ia--~ 1.1& .. ,..aU_"......,.. •• -. Ud lllol olpt bad a AU ttlrll _..,a 4-J-
-.....,.._ Ciotti o1 a -._ nt-lou &llo -..-.,Ill-----.''We aU" did, -bear· .,_ ID -Put A• .. uo COlle .. IIIII laU are IDYttod 1o
---•or"-.1_1. • zl't ·Ill t11o Clr"' l=hl> o1 o<1t11aUJ .._ .......... CMI lac lila W lllr on -lo llomo. "-tile ..... wore -elt.ber-ottwo ..,oelaJ at tbe Dwtllr ,......._ a.r till J1atbor AI'•. ...,._ Wu bJ ... n ._. ,.... 1al JII'CIPWir a.rtM bJ' -.1 R.._... Adnllral aad Mil. tAtormatJoo putt• __.,.,
llllatrpoot. lclloo~ Ud -lcae Plekt wliO-M&y 10 to--.,.....,,ftowtlllwtltRIIII lAwlo --. H-y Callol byN._tHatliOrPubeUoote.
Olber -.., ror It'll· 'IS Sorrice. tile IRYN ot tile ......... -tllo -· •-ca. Ill-Lodlo, allo Pearl lle .. sad Tbt llrll wtn-belllkt Satur-
&rt lc:&D. wt1lluu flut nee.. ~ U.. deld ol botb Ulloa. Ul UIJ Tom CartY brOIICM of CCMirll luUa and Ctw.rllll. dtJ, lUDt 10, from z to 4 p.m. ,..-. llUtai Will, &od IHTIRIHGCMA.PMAH aod C-atearmlot, Ill m-aot .. ldeGc:oro ... .u... TbU edltiDc lotlletr-., ot a1 tho Donr Sllor ..
nce..pr..id.t· Fanl waar.w 1"wo pMMH•c ..-. at btll"'td • VtrliDJU womu ot cob, Dltlb&l &ad Jtm ftoiU memonble days. u:ra. Robert L. Kolbler, r~dlac .fttu,. liD B. COIOII& del ll&r hleb SChoOl 'r-.c.b IX'tlia. C••.tn. ··~., M wf.tll boWll • • • GaJuy Drtte. Tbt leCCD1 wW
toD, CCIII__.DC 'MrttuJ; baq bl4a adiDJtttd to Cblp-~~erloMoacw!' bad a sr-t of let ti'KID ud.tnldMcUreA Amoq memorable days for tate plaeeat7:SOp.m,, WedDes-
I..S. Mulo ..S lYle Moact; mu Colllp !D 0ruce tor tt.e do W1w tlM c.._.. ol tr1dtal Otblra •JDJtactMIII.Il BeUy ud Georp Woodford. day, luae %1, 1n tbtMea Verde
dlrldal'a• DDI'otbJ Ha~P~f'ud taU ........ TIIIJ art Ita-May SO, u 1D Fruce tldl wu ••• NM IJid Cbact RI&IP, Dcwer Sborea, were tboseC)Iot borne of Mra. L.loJd Mc.CoUum,
Velma cvitn.,delep .. a,Mrs. a1tc Quick. da .. r of Mr. '"Tbt day of l.abea... WbUUer; MiDa'l molblr, Mza. WUII tilt: W.cbard SteYeDS oa a 28U Bcia Vtsta DrtYe.
Mooek 11 tllotoot'*'pr-. ud lira. Palll C, Qatclr, ssoo Tbll J-llemoriDl Day,""' Koicta """' Utili, sad t11ot 11111-marYeloos crutoe In the Do-Tbere wtll be colll(t .... s
Tbe lDitanatioo wtU be coa-Sui)• LA., lf&rtlor VIew to tbe Molclay bolld&y bill, • .,.., Carol IDd Pldl • • • bamu aboard Jack Wrather's preaot, repreteDtlar t6C,
dacttd bJ J' ... Hau,~ HUla, ..s DIM Blamer,dauP-marked a ..-a .,..UDd, For Tbl)' are aeweomera to New-LoGe RaDcer ... Tbey atao did UCLA , su Dleco state a.oct
trll.llll'81'. ter o1 atz. Ud 111'1. Roalld tbe Berta S, It~ a Cllk:t port Be&eb IDd bald a amall the Keys .•• caucti do_,bln 1D other CaJ1forala lminrslUea,
Tbl Sorcptlmltt Cltm hU Blamlr, ae Rttera Ter., Co-tl'ip tbroup Y~mltl, ...., boul-wumtac OA SIUid:a.J Col -Cbub Key ... so Betty told me. aa well u Orep &Dd Art.sooa
Pl'lllated 1 JOUlb e1tiMA roD& Rilb"nU. tbt falls at tbelr kJrtllMt ••• knrfac, w!d.c.b '" eojoyedl Dolores and BtU IUUer "re•-K boolJ:, to aDint'er nrtous
SPITTING; ON A STONE l
Flatter Yourself
ina :Knit
The Trim, Cool Hemisphere
from Arrow
Cool ill not enouJb. You abo ••n.t to look aood .tP
1umrner. Arf'l•'• Hem~~ rt~pecU your -h.
The Ions-pointed colbr with the four-buuon p&.cket
putA fMhion wtw!re 1t counU. And look lor the t..Ate·
ful trim aionl pocket, ~ and col~r. Hemi· spM~'• tOO$ S.nlon.~ nylor! uaum )'OU of SUIII·
mertime comfort. w .. t.e. and drie~~ in machine
without ~I· F-'inc tlot? It'• ttw time of )'Mr
for Hem.p~. from thl world of AI"'"''W, the •1
.-.hirtrrul•~·•s.oo ---.Arrow•
"the look of the l<adn''
SIZI!S M, L, XL ,I VI! LIVI!L Y COLORS
OPIM ..,_L LM P.M. PIIDAYI
To me tbly wert m.morl&ll • • • eoo-ed" over to tbe Colondo, quettioal about campus ute.
our Cr.tor. We Mt a tn Mtmortalweetead wu more near Needles. Dolores sbot tbe Tbe trtnDer of the Panhel-
the hlstorlcal IIPOtl 1D tbe or leu reel tlme tor JuUa small "rapids" (ln an lDDtr-lePic M1Dern award to aa out-~~~':,~LOd::oe COUDtry, lbeb a.s uc1 Cb&rJM Tbomu (be wu tube?) Some time bac.k Jean ata.Ddlog IIOI'OrUy gtrl wtll be ~ Soeon., Fiddle~ aeerttarJ of NaY)' UDder Prest. (Mrs. Edward F.) Ward told aDDOUDc.ed at tbe pu1J oo June
Ever try apittint: on a stooc to cue pain'! SOundl
foolish. nowadays. But a lona time aao folkl aaually
wed this "rancdy." We're lucky to be liviDI in tiUs
aee of modem medicine. Medical ICience has ~-..en
us many wonderful pain reliewn and other rdiat*,
etfectiw: drugs. However, it's still not wise to UJe 1111:1
medK:ation indiJcriminatdy. When you don't fed up
to par, ask your phySician's advK:e first. lben, il he
pre::ICriba medicalion, come to us. we·u fill his
prescription promptly and carriuUy.
Butt Hart me~ deut E~er) u they bad of ller flrst experience canoe. 10 a.od tbe preseatatlon or thls m~~~=~ .~ "A a eptJOde of jut ret.Ded fro~ a tour day 1Dg doWD the Colorado • • . atiYer medal aDd $350 ill casll
F a:od Columbia, vlalt toNnYork. TutsdaJDlebf: weU I guess l'm Uw3 ndJng will be made.
hu restored ud they d.tDed wttb trleods lt tbe type.
Is a state park; ears DOt 21 Club. wbere they visited ' • • . SENIOR CtTlZEM PARTY
allowed 1D the town. wltb Go,.roor Nelson Rocke.
Drove . from SacrameDto to feller aDd wife. , Happy. Also
our b.vortte c:Un.l.De IPOt ""*' met ReserYe Admlra.l Bergan
ID the area, whether dr1Ying wttb the ooly z ac.es ot the
or bousebc».HDg ••• Tbestam-Ytemam war, oavy men woo
boateu on Steamboat Slouch. aet do'lt'D 3 eoemy planes 1D
However, arrtYed borne ID tlme one day. 1be pilot ts a rative
to join the neighbors In ~ CaUfornlan.
the colors. Tb11 ma1n reason tor the
The 300 block ot OiamoDCI Tbomases betng lD New York
Ave. looked Uke tbe Anrwe wu to atteod the t.ro luncbeoo,
of Flags! Tbougb Mr. Bat llle Yay 24, at the Plaza, bomrlng
bJmaeU (Cell DeGrasse) was Mamie Et.senhower , woo was
away ft.sbioc, Ylfe catberiDe made wornaa of the year. Mr.
bad the Old Red, WblteaOOBlue and Mrs. Herbert Brownell (be
·,w.,rtng fro~ their tlaple on was attoney general UDder
Guild names officers
The Chlklren's TbeatreGuild I; Mrs. OaYid Oberbeck, pro-
of Newport Harbor, wlU hold ductioa coordinator D; Mrs .
lt& anntal lnstallatloo meeting Fruk Lync.ta, memberShip
today, June 8, at the Dome of chairman; Mrs, MUtoo Samp.
Mrs. Newtoo Wayne, 1364 sou.. wortsbop coordinator;
Hampsblre Clrcle, Dover Mrs. Meredith Forema1.1, pub-
Sbores. Uclty clair man. aad Mrs. Paul
New omcers aodbollrdmem-Pickens, registrar.
are Mrs. James Aynes, Mrs. Skilling ls outgoing
>r"sld<!nl;; Mrs. Marty Josephs, president.
¥Ice-president; Mrs. Rich-Mrs. Dooald Carr and Mrs.
Halderman, 2od vlce-presi-Mart Mathews true arran,ed
Mzs. Fred Ellis, sec. the IUQcbeoo meet1ng. Tbe pro-
retlrv;· Mrs. N. l Rains, trea-gram, planned by new mem.
:~l~m':::~~~D~. v. Skilllng, bers, intqrates into Us theme Mrs. Herbert rockets, astronaut& l.Dd une:~-
coordlDator plored outer space.
... of ~cial note
llr I'~ · ~~· lbe IDY!tod umpteeo p.ls
Indi.Jnapolts tbrllls Jots ob laDeb aod u. espeeiali.Y nne.
people, but <>rap Coaoty ba. Ylew of all those boats gotng
tts own exciting rad.DJ' . ID out tbe cbanoel.
more and more Harborttes U • • • •
t1Dd1Dg that t.bls 'sport ts 1 Mabel Whitman, ooe o/. Co-
ball -· wbetber they are jusro .. del Mat's loog-tlme resl-
spectatlDg or act\8UJ im'olnd deots:, has just r eturned from
Arnone those lnvotved are Tee a nytng trip to Colorado to
aDd Dolly RuueU. wbo bi.D1celebnte tbe50thweddlngann1-
out on the Corona del Mal yersary of her sister UK!
bluffs above Cb.lDa Cove. Tecbrother-ID-law. En route the
ts president o1 the Nattoaa:a1r11ne stewardesses preseoted
W:ldpt Racing Assocl.atloG Olber wtlh a "Murestewardess"
Soutbero C&l1fon&a Ull 11u: a plD.
carwblch"'ceo--,, PLAGCERENDMY AT but ooe, of tbe mollftl .... that
ts, all bot tho llrsl s.turdly. lllAlM BEACH J UME 1.
Openlng of the .....,_ ftB juat Tbe Henry Bowen Society of
mtd~May oo tbe ~-rut El tbe Children of the American
Toro dirt tract. RevolutlOP, sponsored by the
The Russell's ct.mploosblp Col William Cabel Chapter of
car ls dr1Yeo by Dua carter tbe Daugbters of the American
of H1Dt..1Dctoo S.Cb, tbl SOD ReYoiiKioo. Newport Belcb, wtU
of former fDdJ Dr1YU o.oe obeerYe fJ&g day Wednesday,
Carter &Dd half brotMr to Joae 14, with a tracUtloal.l flag
Johnny Par sou lr :. wbo ts bunWlg ceremooy.
seen lD "Wldt, WUd World ot UDder tbesupervlslonoiMrs.
Sports." Local IMer..t ll also W:. Sampsoo and Mrs. Dave
tt1deot m tbt Bob Bawler Dugle, the cer emooy at 1 p.m.
special nblele d:ftna. bJ ll1b at BJg Corom Beacb In COI"''OIl
OI'Yera. del Mar wtU be cooducted by
Wboenr 1s oat tbere c:beer _ Peter Freeman, treasurer of
t.n& It's bcMDJ to be a putJ tbe Newpor t Beach Cllapter of
because Dolb a ... u ~~~Ptctal-tbe CAR. The publ1c ls Invited.
Ilea 1P. parties • .. C~a~a of ber
reeeat YlMera wu at tblltart ACTRE5 S JAM E WYIIIAM
~~ Mae and Ed Pellegrin Toe ta.ppi.Dg music, singiog
wlll be jotnlng the Millers tor and old ttrne mo'ltes are pl&.o-
a trip ~ the coast to Santa ned for seP1or cJtizens beglD-
Barbara and over to Solvang nlng at 3:10 p.m. tb1s Sunday,
for a few days •. '. more fun. June 11, at Bayview Maoor,
and more memories. 305 West Bay Street, Costa
Last F'rtday was a speclal Mesa. 1M1 &. CDAIT .-Y. ODeM• -. ... -...-day for Gene (M rs. Oootld) A flddler gro~. dressed ln
Wasbburn; she was tUiDg her turn o1 the century clothing,
oldest grandson. Robert Lwns-will eoterta.LD during the after~ :::::::============~., den m, to Knott's Berry Farm 11000. Old moYies wtU be shown
for his birttdly celebnttool tol..lowtllg tht> buffet s~r. Any
SlXTH •• , Know It -ns a baWY senior cttis.en Interested in at-
one aDd a memory day for wtll tencUDc thJ.s party may call
of them. administrator KeJth Goodell at
• • • 645.3013,
Saturda.y evening, June 3• the SCHOLARS HIP GF T bea.Utlful 8 o'clock wedding
ceremony of Leah Gale Rogers A stQ"Prlse gltt or a $7,5?0
a.od Roger Keith Laule at St. sc bolarshJD fund and a com.
Andrew's Presbyterian Cburcb memoraUve book contallliog
wHl Joog be remembered. The slgutures or contributors wer e
pretty bride the proud t.ather prt>saoted to UC lnl..oe Cha.ocel-
, •• ooe c.o~ld see the lo'f'tng lor and Mrs. Daniel G. Aldrich
glow he snared with wlfe Lee, Jr. 11 the annual blue aod gold
lovely mother of the brlde .• , scholarShip banquet of the UCJ
Happiness radiated throogbout Parents Orgao.J..r.atlon Thrtlsda.y
the ceremony even tn Its most nicnt, Jtme 1. Tbe program
solemn moments. Or. Charles was the cl1mu of a mootb-lmg
Dterentleld om.ctated. We met series of e¥ents marltlDg the
the groom's parents at tbe re-lOth anniversary of Dr. Akl-
ception which followed at the rich 's appointment a::. cha.o-
NeWpOrt Harbor Yacht Club. cellor.
Amoog the ZOO guests, thOse CAMPUS AFLOAT TALK
we had a chanCe to chat with The Coast Homemakers "Wtll
were Jennie and Dick Richard, meet at 9:45 a.m. this Frtday,
Peggy and Clifford Hakes, Jane June 9, 1n the VIlla Sweden
and John Boyd, the Nelsoo Res:taurant, 3536 E. Coast H'W}'.,
N etces, the Ed PeUegrlns, also Corona del Mar. New ottlc.ers
Mary (Mrs. Jule) Aulsoo and for the coming year wtU be
the G4:'1orp Ho&gs, Wbom we installed. Ml.ssSusanScha.bletn,
had bOt seen ln SOID@ Ume. wbo ha.S just returned from a
Memories aM MemorialS ••. trip around the w<M"kl wttb the
woof and warp interwoven ln World Campus Afloat rrom
each of us and interweaving c hapma.n College, -.rtll be guest
all ... whether we rea.llr.e speaker. Fne babysitUng will
lt or not. be provided,
''TOMORROW -TOMORROW''
AN EXCITING NEW NOVEL BY BALBOA AUTHOR
PHlUP LOUIS GABRIEL
PUBLISHED BY WHITMORE PUBLISHING CO.
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
NOW AVAILABLE -SS. 9 5
PICKWICK BOOKSHOP -SOUTH COAST PLAZA
BLUE SAilS STATIONERS-BALBOA
AND OTHER BOOI(S'I'ORES
Church gets
its charter
DON 'T LET THIS HAPPEN
Corona del Mar's Cburch of
Religious Science will get its
charter thJs Suoday 1D cere-
monies at the Costa W:esa Wo-
men's Club. The presentaUOD
will begin at 5 p.m.
The Rev. Elea.Dor Jackson
also a.ooounced this weet that
her church wUl start a s ummer
fellowship proeram June Z3,
wbicb will be open to the pli>Uc
aod w1ll loclude F'rlday nigbt
get.togetbe.r& at Big Corooa
beat b.
"This 1s tor a.u. from the
youngest oo ..,, " Mrs. Jacll:scG
sald, "aud we Un1te members
aod ooo.membel's to join us
a t 1 p.m. eacll Friday lor
Yolleytall. swtmmlog, s!nglllg
and WODdertlll times togetber."
Tbe cburcb's youth gf'(q)
meets Mooday night&, llJd the
womeo's cutld oo tbe seoood
F~ THE I"E:"*"''RT HAABOR ENSIGN, JUNE 1, 1872
.GARBAGE CANS
. TO GET TICKETS~
Garbl.p cans tlll.t doo't mea--.orll:, a letter from the ctty
·• sure .., to city spec.J..ftcatioos attoroey wlU threaten ooart
s, are beiDg "Ucketed" wtVI red action.
tap to let their owners bow 14r. M)'Qderse said tbis wee
that they're riolating Newport be boped aDd eiJ)tCted
Beacb law. "comp11a.oee w1ll be tee
Tbe tap a.re placed 00 cans without recourse to acllal
by ref'llse collectors, wbo thlll lions'' to "":..-.r ... .,."',coarf:ll~
place a Check mart lD an ap... Propem r
proprta.te place OD tbl tar to forml.t1o
lMlcat• tbt YloJIUOD. A mLuln&' a:ram
Ud, a worn or danproua.to~ Ylcr.
b&Dd)e contatDtr, or ODe U.t'l!'
'--------------------'of the E-cla lllliDr race PRES EMTS AWARDS Tboroday ot eocb nHltlth. The
MOYle star Jane Wyman pre. youtb ~ will bold a car
seated awards at the Juoe 6 wasb JIIM! 11 at Mariner's
meeting of the Orange County sc!Q)L
too tarao or ont waterttctt '
'fiol&Uou that tnaJ be
tho tap,
How Are
Your
Old Cans?
I
'e,~.r ...
marKets
o.. ol tilt t lln. .-clal ,..
-SOt '"'"""''' Rt<llenl'a Harbor Ytew ta 111o Plrll Mat·
k4t. a-,.. caa 11t111 1ro111
cl&tDI -.,... le tllo zMIJ, aeoUODo, .,._ ~Cnl>
._.. Yoa'U bl tcuael If taf ..
...... plea .-. treot------,.. be? ............ ood, -... -.......... .. It aD at t1u11or Ylnl
HARBOR VIEW CE~TER
1MOMACA1li4Uit, Ml'tWfiOin llACH. C\ltf • .,.._,_, )..11H
' .
br&Dcb of the Arthritis FCMIDda-IDI:JrmaUoo. about tbe cburcb
UOD lo ADa helm. Miss WJDli.D may be olqiQed by calllnc 646.
ts campal.gD cba.frman ot the lOSZ.
FOUPdi.Uon's 1972 t'lDd drl'f'e,
W.rs. E. W:ortimer Ghermu MARY MESTLER DIES
of the Bay Club, cba.Jrmu Faaral ..,.,tees are scbecf.
of the women's auxlU&ry of ulld b' tollay,Jw.t8,1nRolllag
tbt OnDgt Couoty bn.Qcb ol Hills fol' Mary Nestler otCOita
Tbt ArtbrlUs fnnDtMUon, re-Mesa. wfx) died UDeJI*tedl)"
c.etnd the Leader'Ujp Award. Jue s at Haag boe>ltal. She
Mrs. llarian Fuller, &lso of wu Sa.
M'nport Bflac.ll, rec.etY.:I the .IUS. NHtler, wbo UYid II
a.~tatlnd1DI woldeer awud, 7S5 W. lltb st., ..., a Cblctto
ror Ia.,.., dooalod more t11ao oattYW -bad UYWd ben .,..
I ,_, of wwll to tho orpot. tbo puiiO roan. Silo II--
oattoo. YtYWd bJ bo< b-. 'Miomu
UAVEL PROGRAM POR JNoeller,sada-,Rtclard
IUS'"ISS WOIIIEM Wa .. lolPlltladol>bla. S..-a1 WellclllrC-1 Tbl Newport S.eb Clarter la COitl Mea triUbtcoadUcted c-ot tllo _, ... 8011• bJ t.11o a.. Bnce Kwrlt ... 'WomtD'I A-. wtU meet • ·
at tllo YU!a -ID c..-6 .ft. CAMPUS APLOAT
dol ...... ? p.m. -··l-FlUe• A. eo.. 1017 'Ill·
'-Tllo _.., will --T• -Torrace, a • ....._ llllaW, traftl ,.dina ....,.. a.t Usc wtU be,...,.._
......... -lopodl.-1 ~ietllotant-
-Ill--a trtp. •• -Clf W«Jd ¢-ftACIIIU TOUIIMIY -oiC-ruCotlltO-t-diiMat_tt_ ~ ... lllo -.. ..
... ••• tit'S,.. cow:, ... 11111 .. ,. ..... l'ldlle' ...... ...
.. ,, .. will .......... dltlel .... ..,.. ...-111." ___ ... , .. _....,_ .. ,_
........ 7 kl, ~ II. .... .,.. ........... ,_ .
.. ..,. 11:1!JIIIIt tp 11 1 11111 trrlZII, .._,.,_,
M a .. a t:ID 12 II 'I -.x. Ell ...........
II ECit, ... will ............ U 3 wdlt*'a
~ -··. ""'··-... -....... -iiMI ........... -
We 'll help you
"beat the rap"~
0 t.IA5HE0 1M1 • NO COVEll?
0 TOO Sill ALL f
o TOO LARGI? • LIAICY?
• KAKDLU tROltEKt • lTC. t
TRASH CAN
headquarters
s3;, to 55"
Frigidaire
JET ACTION
WASHERS • designed
especially
for
Permanent
Press
and
Delicate
Fabrics
• 'WASCO MATS
TI LL AVAILABLE
RGER LOADS.
FOR
NIYPO&T ·IIISA
SPORTS SCENE
Wmt ¥1C OPllB r no -tnck 8lato II tllo lo)lrloo rocotfld Ill tho
_... ~ .... lot "' 1111-no lloallq •oct-.... .. -.....,._, wtamc .... 1&1 -k-tOd, Tbo molltplo
llloJ llld & --locelloo lac--Ud lr&CturH oec-
IW 00 I-dly ll.at.ll tbat -tootlltod u •-lloo o1 ... pllco Ia llol, bamtil .. _._ of ldo lop loot abcwt tbe -,
-A lot ol tbe Ill>-Raporto llolt tlat bo &1111 blo
llld _ .. t>r•tlllacUd lbe ·parooto will bo bacl< at OOir
UCMIIYe motlt•t d&da't be., HlllttftCton Blaeb bome tllla
eM aocallbot a.ad di8cM iltar1, W,Mk..-1,
Feast held
for coaches
'nil-.... -Ill ................ 0.
YbiJ ._.. IF¢ I f1 l'llld bf' WID
-lUI ,_, &I lOla-a1 Wt Ooou Floll 111 !low-
port -.no 1111p .....,1
-----.. bo .... • -u 00 -'ftlorlor -a. &&lido, --Ud _.,....._.,..., ..
--~~~ -00 lloolcrJ ---·-.. 00 R--llfnllo, --·-.. -drlllo, ·-... lacl< ICoalor
•
lD GXt -OflN AND ~lOIII
YCU DUPES TO 1.001 W NlWJ
IXCLUIIVI
OUAUNrn1aniD HA ... Y CIIANINO
Drope~y ~. P~ r•tor•;-11 of the ... of
)'OWdr..,., or fOO% r.Pote•ent HdeM.We. .............. . .... ,.. .. ..
...... h .. ....
Ctft'l ........ ..
.................. ,..... . ,, ..... ... . ...... ,... .... ...
Allnol . ......... ...... . ....... ,... . .,,. ..... lit.,...,--................ I ...
.............. . ,_, __ Bob Harrtll, l!&llll Aoa'oall-Qaltt a t.. ol tile trltllds
&roUDd tract act. conu.td&Dd ot tbe am11)' lDd other ac.
WU -a.a. to UCktrtbtSalotl' qwlotancea Wtrl coocemed
mUe HIU team. Harrell about tbl TborDtoa's DOt n-
ecntcbecl from the 880 to COG-etilY!q aqy att.tiOil bat U bu
...... 011 tho 440 &1111 tho .... tbe -·tte . .._ .......
mtle-rel&y, 10 It wu lroalc calla aDd oomm•etal pelts
tb&t be wu deprived o1. tbe have distracted the famUy 10
cbiDce to anter tbe event 1.D mucb tbat they stopped recet•-
wblcb be ,...,., 10 outstaDdlDc. 1Dc pbooe meaaces. Tbose lD-
JUNIOR .UU CAGERS Dan Kotbltr, Jack Tal, Matt Coot
aDd Gree Custer (from left) Ue sbowD .ttb El&tD Ba)'lor
at tbe Jllllor Ol)'mptc try-out camp at LoJolll.S.nraltJ.
Dave Koebltr 11 a member of the 11 and lmder team 10101
to the NatloDala June 14, 15 a:nd 16. Matt Cook made tbe
12 &.Dd U year old team that wtU be compet1D1at tbe I&Dll
Umo at Poplar Blull, Wlssourt. The EDSIIPI -dollart-
mlllt wW be repstertnc both are ~· 1Dto tbe Eutp-
CYF cage program. Boys stgnior-up wtU pt au AAU
privtleps &Dd wlll compete 1D area and rertooal toarDa-
meDts. San Fraocisco, Las Vegas aod PboeD!x are .,me
of the clUes the boys will visit next se&IOD. (EDSip photo.)
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IRIM· HUI driYI bact bome
to '-Btacb mUll lafl
_a...,dryooo,
Tbobaocboolrom ~ .-COlT~
The Harbor mlle-reb.y team terested mlgN: seod tbelr cards
a.llo tad to raee wltbout tbelr lDCI letters to Dollole at $02
ace aocbor man. Matt Hogsett Jana Circle iD Huattocton
mtued the state meet u be Beacb. lDddenta.Uy, DoaDte is
uperfiDCed a sbooUDgacctdeot IS, not 11, as many ot us
Memorial weet:.eod, Hogsett were mistakenly DOtlfled .
denq,.d 1Dto just about the That was a tremeodous ges-
best all aroUDd athlete ln New-ture tbat ooe of our Newport
port's track hiatory. He spe-Beach residents toaugurated.
claUzed In the hurdles, 440 Young TborKoo received an
880 i.Dd spuked the mile relay autograpbed baseball .ttb tbe
tam to quite a few wtns tbe names of some of baseball's
past seuoo. Pat Honeywell re-greatest, IDcJuding Casey Sten-
plaeed Matt oo the relay team pl. lllckey Mantle, Joe ot-
tllat had qlliWled for the state Mauto, Andy Carey, Stan Mu-
meet but they did not place sial &ad many others. The per-
to their event. ·sons donaHng this priceless
Oo a happy DOte --Hogsett baseball preferred oo yubllclty
received a rare llooor as be but a generous gesture Uke
was named as the recipient of this )Jst can't be a secret.
a track scholarstllp to Stanford All lnYOlYed in this Intimate
uolverslty. Stanford Issues but and bumane act deserve a re-
Z full track scbolarshlps, so soundlog note of appreciation
it Is qulte a tribute to the from us all. Note that in cases
Harbor class president to get of emergency or Deed the great
tuU ride to the college that ones act Uke the champions
he was hoping to attend. Terry they were and tbey always will
Albritton r e<:el'ed a footbaU be champs in our book, They
scbola.tshlp to' the PaJto Alto are the greatest.
school, so Harbor Is well rep. • •
resented In the bay area for • JUNIOR OLYMPICS
•
tbe next seasoo. Orange County will have a
Terry Albritton didn't ftnd couple talented young cagers
the Orovllle sceue quite to bis on tbe Jtlllior Olympic tourna-
liklng .she lost out to Crespi's meot loSt. Louis. The National
cl-AIYIDHIIIc:blu~, ~~~
Cbet Malik &1111 Roo Polly,
Eu1p ltpriJtntltfY81
eeWntLac tbllr llrlt
wlD orw KaJ..er lllcl..,.d
00 00 Sa Bot
hOII WW R-., Top
their ......._,... ~:::!• ataU ol JactKeuleraod
Zaltosky is top athlete ~::~~!:~~:
Two Ume JC AlJ.Amerlca.o ball went to DaD Qulseaberry .nth b1s C'l ta..tlDr tbe ~
defensive D:tck Crate Zaltosty ot Costa Mea. Ttle tresbmaa :a» u!!,~ ':. :a tracll: Cleo
of Huntington Beach 1s the Or-pitcher was an aU South Cout ~ 4 1 ~
ange Coast College atblete or conference ftrst team nlectloo. ::: ::· = :.~~~~'eel8 •
the yeu. The l.llDOuocement JaveUn star Randy Cutrell 8 .._ ..-u
was made at the anDlal OCC was selected as pirate of tbe :. a. ~t. ~ ~ •
baseball and tracksportsaward year tor tract. Tbe burlJ OCC ,73 ~11 me f/9fiCf,BI 100 e
banquet held May 31 ln the sophomore set a newOCC JlYe· beratfnr fa:. IPOrla: •
campus student center. lin mark, tossing lhe IPMI' reporter :;a the er::r ID the •
Approximately 150 athletes, 212 -4. JIIDSor bleb tn.ck aDd Ueld. rec-e
pa.reots and guests attended. Capta.t.o honors 1n baseball ordl tbat ,. compUed .tth
The 5-7, 155 -pound sopho-went to Ron MarUD and Jobo tbe be ... ol Cbet Sbeltoo fr m •
more, who w1U attend Stanford Palmer. Martin was alao tbe .., 0 e
next fall holds 11 OCC football recipient of tbe annual WeDdell tbe DaYls .cbool. For lbt ree-
L • L PI "A H 1 eel orcS. KeD CODDU''s coatereoce e records. In his 2 years at . c_.ns award. e rece' ·mark 1M 111 1971 .,.. 5, 9 3141.. •
Orange Coast, he intercepted a $250 scholarship to eoottooe DOt 5• 8 .. Tbe otbet 31 -ds
17 passes, a state JC r ecord; his educaUooata 4-year school. 'llated ~ lnlpectiooreeor
ran back 59 punts for 678yards Palmer was Orange Coast's Cbuck Merrill &Dd 'LeRo
and 4 touchdowns, and returned leading hitter thisseasoo,post. Y
40 kickoffs for 9ZS yards aoo lng a fine .336 averagg, Katoik from TeWloldewereal&o
one TD. He also holds the state Cantrell and sophomore BUl amoog tbl lnrited celebrtlles
mark for most thefts ina single Van Note were named co-:~u:-=:m:.~~e:~
se.a:on, 11, and most iDa game, captaJ.ns tor track. Va.n Note tbe l\lliM n!.ms after tbe chef
6. was occ•s top qUIIJ'ter mtler, Ri.Ddy Cross In the shot. Cross tournament will be held in 2 Pirate of the year in bas _ turning in a best of 49.5. serYIId blaworldfamoussteaks,
woo wUh a toss of 65' 7-1/4". divisions J~.me 15, 16 and 17th. e Your Eutp sportl editor
Terry's best was 63: 2". Both Dave Koehler, the son ol Mr. Tar ten n"ls champs lauded wu Chectdog out. rumor thet have thrown 67' plus, so the and Mrs. Gearge Koehler of the jlmlorldCflsw1a:hedtomerp
coodtUons mlgtlt have been not 1211 Goldenrod Ave., Harbor wUb the jlmlor All American
quite to their Uldor. This was View ntlls, is a member of The Newport Harbor tennis Beverly Hills was hard pres-foott.ll Pf'OII'&.ID, The ldta of
Albritton's ttrst loss to Cross the II -and-under midget team. team was honored at an awards sed to win as Harbor pve the ezcblll.llDC coacbes, persoooel,
and marked the 200 year our Dave was a member of the banquet at Harbor hlgtl schOol Normans their best match of ldeu IDd methocb: wu a fu.
genial glut was a rumer -~ Corona del M.ar youth ceuter Tuesday night. Teonts coaches the year, Tim O'Retlly and clDatiDC ooe. No coocrete de-
In tbe state event. Last year basketba.U team that won the Pat Wilson U)d Chuck Blelker Howard Scboentleld provided ct.lloGI were made but a klt
Harbor's Mark Stevens won, city of Newport Beach oark guided the Tars to their 5th the spectators wtth a terrlllc of tremeodoul Ideas were
Terry taking 2nd, and recreation champlonshlp. consecutive appearance In the wind J4) match as the 2 stars kicked uotmd,
• • • He was tbe leadiJ:lc scorer and CIF southern section ttnals. battled to a 7-7 staDd-oft'. Tbe
OONNIE IMPROVING playmaker on the classy team Harbor had won 2 straight CJF Harbor doubles combo of tn.n
Doon1e Tborntoo eoQtinues to ca&ehec! bt Mark, McKeute. cbamp1ooshlpa, Lncludlng the Eutman aDd Cody SmaU coo-ls:~~~~~~:: at the Good Matt Coot, a resident of Hunt-19'70 and the 1971 crmn\s, but trolled the do\f)les play aloDg IS hospital In Pboeob:, logton Beach, made tl)e squad tailed In the quest to make u with Harbor's otber duo of Jim
MORE TIM! TO FISH
PbU ToMr olllavey•s Locker
anMfQC"U tM.t sportflshlog
boats art DOW operaUn( from
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he is reci.W)eratlog from 1D the junior division. which 3 tn a row. Spiers and Jim Jacobsen. BeY-~~--,_,.....; ... -.;.._, lnchM:Ies the 13 and 12 year The pereontal Sunset league erly Htlls p.lned the advantagg
tbe BaJim PaYilioo locatloo .._,._, .. ,_.._ . (till MIN
only. He said that this sa Yes M6-n•
U.STWIII-DIOintUDAY olds. champions dominated their area In the slngles to win tbe CIF
ArtiMN•I•edtlliYrl... The Jwu&r Olympics, the again and finished wtth a 24-2 crown. tt.t,..,.,_,....,..._ National Boys Basketball tour-record. Their !osses were to Hooored at the banquet in ..... '1171
'"'Silent runnmg-
12tiiiiCOID WIEJ(
SHOWS DAILY AT
121JOs J1JO
7100 & 10.00 ,.
nameot In Phoeol.l., basketblll La Jolla and Beverly Hills. the varsity dlvtsion: captalD,
tournaments 1D San Fraoclsco, Tile La Jolla hlgt: school team Dave Eastman; most Improved,
Las Vegas aod various sectlons ranks among the nation's top Da ve Nichols and Ray Forbes;
of Calilornla are tust a few prep squads and frequently most valuable, Tim O'ReUiy;
of the attractloos for our CaU-takes on strong college teams most in.5;llratlonal, Ray Forbes.
Cornia Youth-Sports FederatiOn such as USC and beats them. The JV's named Randy Myers
members. Plans are. already Beverly Hills is In the same as team captaio; most n.lu-
belng made to bost a major class as La Jolla and defeated able, Scott M.cNauptoo; most
tournament and some choice Harbor 17-11 In the CIF floats improved, Marc Roy. The JV•a
traveUing teams w111 have at the Los Angeles Tennis Club were undefeated aod ftolshed
berths ~n for competition. last week. with 2Z-O for the year.
So keep 1Dformecl by reading ~.:'!E~~.N ... slett" bere'" BIG CANYON GOLF
Several local cagers and
coaches t&lled to obta.ln the
necessary appllcatlon blanks
tbat COiia.1ned all the 1Dforma-
Uon about lbetremendous cUolc
with the Llkers and the UCLA
players. The cager s woo ex-
erted that extra effort were
rewarded by their persooalln-
structi.cxls from the champs of
~e college aod pro ra.oks.
In a guest day tournament the team of Mrs. Paul Smith
whlcll was comblDed net of and Mrs. Pbil Anthony, ICCC,
partners at the Blg Canyon at 151 wtth the team o1 Mra.
golf course, Mr s. Clayton Rose Harry Whittaker lDd JUNt,
and her ~tU&st, Mrs. Jack Sayers Mrs. Robert Johnson. HaciMda
of Santa Ana CC, won honors In cc, com!ne' 1n at 152,
first class w:lth a 138. Mrs. r-'~ -~~----, Robert Forbes wtth her guest,
Mrs. Ed Newland, Irvine Coast
cc, took second with a 144.
Coming 1D third wUh a 146
were Mrs. Roo Wlnterburo and
her guest, Mrs. Gene Roaald,
ICCC, followed by Mrs. John
Poyas and her guest, Mrs. Roe
Gray, ICCC, with a 148,
,... .... C.tlf """" it3 co•OIIIA Olr.. MAll
• HOW SHOWING
'THE LAST
PICTURE SHOW '
Dave Koehler aod Matt Cook
wtll be plaJl.ill with a co~le
typical Calltoroia youth cage
teams 1D a truly prestigious
touroameot that wiU afford them
a waa.ltb or eJperlences they
;:::;;;;;;;;;;::::~ wlll klag remember. The op. portllllties ue there for tOOse
wbo try a Uttle harder, It Is
In seoood class Mrs. Evelyn
Earnshaw and her ruat, Mrs.
Bruce Est)', ICCC, tool: ftrat
place wttb a 143 . Second place
winDers were Mrs. Jack PIY-
aroff a.Dd her guest, Mrs. Fred
PeterJOD, Frteodty Hllll: cc,
with a 148, followed by Mu.
Doo DetnpMJ aDd bor .,.. ...
Mra. R, D. Howell, El N1JU11
CC, with a. 149. A tie resulted
for Axlrtb place at 150 bt·
tweea Krs. Cecil Hop.rth wltb
pelt, Mra. Da&t Straw, Vic-
toria cc, uc1 Mra. Hury Browu
wltb CUHt, Mra. Robert Sldn--
aer,J:CC.
e ALSO PL. AY IN G
'LOVING'
With Georp Sop! Impossible for us to phODe and
write eacb per80G interested
.o keep .lDtormed tllrougb our
EosJp-CYF Newsletters. Joln
our CYF JI)Ortl team oow and
eDjO)' tbe 11'811 competition ll.nd
esp.rieoces for the coming &lila-..,..,
Ia tbJrd elul, there wu
a Ue b' ant plac. at 148
batw-llro. a, L, Btr...,
oad pnt, llro; f'ruclo Fob-
liD, Et lllptl CC, &1111 Wro,
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CONTINUOUS IUMMING
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educatloll, traJ.otor; put 10
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Balloa lslancl Costa Meso • Lido Isle Corono dtl
COUll. MAI1IIt HALTOIS
IXCLUSIVI I'IISINTA110NS
HARBOR VIEW HOMES
PRICE REDUCTION - --$2,000
' Larco Harbor Vlow bome, "Palermo moclel. •
4 I&•· bdrnu., family rm., 2 lrJilao., ftl bor.
OWDer b.u oparod DothiDJID cf_,atlal W.
beauUiul home. Call 1o IDopeet. te2,9SO.
$60,500 .
COilONA DIL MAlt
OCEAN IIDI OP HIGHWAY
NEW LISTING, beouUIIIIIy fllrDial>od, with
pluah carpet~uJ. clecoralor dnpea, lp. fan>.
Uy rm., woruaver tltclleD. Huco COY' d. pa.
llo. Cualom llome lhruout Wolk up the brict
walk to thil buuty, you.•u aever wut to
leave! Absentee owner aaya aell at $75,000.
UNIVERSITY PARK -NEW LIITINO
Wolk lhru an Iron gate 1o tile <9urtyerd of a
•edudecl S bdrm. pl .. deD, 2\io batlo home.
Add a pullman kitchen w /bit-IDs • a diDIDJ
area overlooking a secluded atrium. Offered
at ~.1160.
CUL DE SAC CHARM
"Applie pie conditJon"! Larre landscaped
lot, sprinklerecl, 10 you enjoy the pool. 'tllo
bouse il new thru.out. jwt move into thiJ 3
_bdrm. charmer. Priced to sell at $44,500.
EMERALD tAY
Build your own dream house on lbia ocean
view, vacant lot. Laguna Beach's most u:·
elusive area, behind locked gata, 24: hr.
guard, with access to priv. beach 1c: pool.
Offered at $35,000.
Ne>wport ~ Cer.,.. clel Ma~ .. Ce1t1 Me1a
CoRBIN-MARTIN]
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··~············~·· MLS SALES REPORT
Sales through the Multiple Listing
Service of the Newport Harbor-Costa
Mesa Board of Realtors totalled $47.5
million In the first 4 months of 1972.
THIS IS A 73% INCREASE OVER THE
SAME PERIOD OF 19711 1,532 new
listings were processed, of which
69% WERE SOLD! 63% of the sales
were cooperative.
Lfllt your property· with 'a Realtor.
··"f·~··. ... ···\ ..... ~i .... 6
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4 BR. Broadmuur·.
VK-w. t 'am, Din n11$, SB7.JOO
c:au: 1>13-lllllltl
-~ HIL ~<'dudrr1, fl'lOI "tlh
jao ·uw ~pa, S!•i.!l:'.O,
C.111 · liT.l-.'\Oilo
"l Hr:. Ch3t'mrr " f'"'lnl & rrn.
fnr R-:.' untl. 14-1 l~oll.
t'.tll. ~;:;."i(J..;ij
Y••Ar'ly l!f'nlnl~
~ BR .. -H!l.:,
NEWPORT HARtQII EIIIIGII ASITBCJ!OII---,. 5
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A VIEW HOM
WITH THE FINEST OF
EVERYTHING
FOUR BEDROOMS, 3 BATHS AND FAMILY ROOM;
FORMAL DINING ROOM, PLUS FmEPLACES AND
A LOT OF EXTRAS.
$99,500
.... ~ ....
SUMMER RENTALS
RIGHT ON BEACH WITH
VIEW, & OTHERS
• • • •
JUST REDUCED!
HARBOR VIEW HILLS!
FEE SIMPLE LAND!
OPEN HOUSE
SUNDAY ·1 -5
1510 SANOCASTLE
3 BEDROOM, FAMILY ROOM, Z-1 /Z BATH, BEAM
CEILINGS, 3 CAR GARAGE.
$74,950
I
Quick to reaerve an apartment In one of our new sectfons. (The
quiCker you are, the better your chances of getting the floor plan
and location that flt you beat.)
·673-8080
Curt Dosh
REALTOR
etwtn -e·n. 113 .. 3141
1730 W. COAST BWY.
~EWPOR:r BEACH
Phon• In Y _, Order
for o Suhcrlf:91-:
C.11 673~ '
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Park West apartmentl tend to fill up fast
With adults over 30. (And under 30.) They like the adults-only
sections with private pools and Jacuzzis and barbecue pits.
With Morna. (And Dada. And kids.) They like the family sections
wlth tot Iota. The pre-;ec:hoOI . The teen center. The Junior Olympic
size pool.
With athletes. (And Just plain good sports.) They like Park West
recreation. It outdoes every other apartment complex in the area .
There's a three-acre activity park. Filled with swimming and ther-
apy poole. Night-lighted tennis. Volleyball. handball. A large turf
area for Jogging and touch football.
There's a two-atory clubhouse. Complete health club facilities
and trained attendanta. lounges, game and party rooms. Full-time
recreation manager.
Partt Weal hl:a aomethlng for everybody. So. no matter what your
age, cr marltlll atatua, or athtetlc: ability ... you're sure to fll in. It
you hurry.
3813 Pal'kvkrw lane, Irvine. Juet off the San Diego Freeway at Culver Road.
Adult. only, from 1110. Family apartmenta. from t1M.
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THUIISDAY,jUNE8,1972
00!!01!A D£L IIMt CAY F.
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Newport Btoch Balboa
Balboa lslond Costa Meso ..
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oCu.Ja.J~
PlESn&E WATERFRONT HOMES
SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT
3 Linda Isle Drive
Beautiful new .5 BR., 4¥1 Ba. home. Water-
front living rm. & formal dining. Handsome
oak paneled tam. rm., frplc., wet bar. Large
muter suite bas frplc. &: cozy loun«e area.
View of Bay & the mountains ..... '179,500.
II Lo.N ltlo Drivo -Open s...doy
Completely fum. 5 Bdrm., 4\io bath home.
Lge. waterfront living rm. with fioor to ceiL
marble frJ;llc. Formal dlnJru~ rm .• family rm.,
maid's rm., Pier &: slip ........... $185,000.
57 Linda Isla Driv•
Custom 4 BR., 3th ba. home on La~toon. Mstr.
BR. has sitting area & frplc. Waterfront
family rm w/conversation pit around the
frplc.; lovel y garden, lge. slip ..... $189,500.
101 linda hie Drive
Loveh· 5 BR.. 4 b~. home with downstairs
waterfront mstr. suite & lge. game nn. or
study. Mexican tile floors, beam ceilings.
quality construction, slip ..... nss.ooo
For Compl•t• 1nformetioft
On Alt -& Lo ... Pleoto C.lt:
BILL GRUNDY, Rcalto~
laJ_,.n Bklg. at Lindo Isle"
341 BAYSIDE Dlt., SUITE 1, N.t . 675-4161 . ................ .
Mesa Verde-Special •
FOUR BEDROOMS ..• OEN ... OINING ROOM
.. , 2)\ BATHS ... COVERED PATI 0 .....
BRICK FIREPLACE ... MANY EXTRAS II I
$44,500
ROY R. McCARDLE
REALTOR
RELIABLE SF.RVI CE SINCE J94J
nell'lJOI'' St,ore:J
52 FT. ON THE CANAL
Swun . sail. J!ll.\' or just loaf on the water·
front de(·k: Bm;ht & sunny 4 BR., fam 1ly
room. diffe rent : E:u·itinS!! $55 ,000
ON A CORNER
Neetl:-lo\·e & \'OH. Only S4,000 down on this
roornv 4 BR .. '21 '! b.llh r om e. Bi)! play yard
plus ratiO. S3G.500
UNIVERSITY REALTY
3001 E. Coast Highw•y
(oron• d.S M.r 67l.s10
4 U"''KlU: K'tl:
NEW LISTING -Hard as the den! In fln ct
Harbor View Hills 4 bedroom s~.nglc ~t or~ 1U
immaculate condition. Open. ;my leclmg,
ample sized lot and 3 car gara~e Offered al
$&1.500.
PHONI UNI(tUI MOM IS, COaONA DIL MAl. U\ .. 001
REAL TOR, MULTIPLE LlSTlN~ SERVICE.
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EXCLUSIVE
73FT. BAYFRONT
FOR LARGE BOAT
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5 BEDROOMS -4 BATHS
$295,000
BY APPOINTMENT ONLY
•
Udo Isle ·del
P~tt. BarNII £aft,
p,..61nU
IAYCIEST IEAUTY
ON QUIET COitNIR -Cullom home willl
ele&ant aire. 2 Lare:e bedroom• ud Juurioul
den, or 3 bedrooms, lovely llvinl and di.DinJ.
rooms opening to large patio and enc.Jotec1
yard. Gourmet kitchen and breakfut room
-Just right for gracious living! .. 181.500.
SOMEHING OLD, IUT NEW TOO
ON THE PENINSULA -5 lleclroomo on
double lot -actommodates Lance family.
Family room features fun fill!<~ music c~
ter and wet bar. Fireplace in beamed fuiDC
room. walk-in closets, bot-cold outside abow·
ers.. Double furnaces and water beaten. Hop,
skip & jump to famoua Wedge, oeean md
bay . . .. . . .. .. .. . .. .. .. .. . . . . . ..25,000.
LARGE COUNTRY ESTATE
OVERLOOKIN~ NEWPORT UP,Eit BAY-
Swimming, riding, ranching and entertain-
ing -it's all here with lovely "wide-open-
space.~·· view. 5 Bedrooms, each with private
bath, large secluded den, formal dining room
and central cantina. Large completely equi~
ped kitchen. pantrv. breakfast room and
multi-purposes room. Cal l o!fice for details
and brochuH.
CUFF HAVEN
BLUFFSIDE HOME -Overlookim! entire
harbor. One-or-a-kind. custom 3 bedroom 2
bath homP. Offered b}• oriJ:inal owner .....
.... $67.500.
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OFFICE OPEN SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS
~~ PETE BARRm REALTY
1605 w-o.~N.L M2-51GO
MACNAB
IRVINE
FINEI HOMES
LE CHATEAU ILHAIITt
In any language W. dl.sllogulsbetl Cameo
Shores bome iJ the most splend.ld 4: BR
oceanfront home nail•ble toclly. Appt.
only Lois 14lller 642-8235. $325,000.
DOVER SHORES IAYFROHT
Best buy on the Bayfrone Sl%2,500. S
BR's & FR! Pier & slip! 3 printe undy
beaches!
CORONA DEL MAR
Walk to LitUe Corona. 4 or 6 BR home.
SOx 120 Jot. Oce~n view. FR-3 baths-
highly functional home. Barbara Aunt/
polly Johnston 642·8235. $65.000.
[Irvine 1~~ ... ---.. • ·· I
HI DMw~ ta:-WI
INC I' ; 1JIIIW 116&-tlll .... ,..,
To sell fine property
445 Un1on Ban~ 1. >We!
Newport Beact1
CORONA
FOR
THE
IRWIN
COMPANY
REALTORS
610 Newport CentJ'I' Dr 1~
644-6111
DEL MAR
RENT
Speeta.cula.r vtews for your flmlly. Frotn tb18 Rubor
VIew tlUltop above Corooa del 1lla.r.
DramaUc u chttecturt. nus.ome latwklr'a. Prtftey.
Poo~ p.rdeos, play areas. c -IIJoelo»ta, ...,.,.&&
Two Uld three btc!rooms. two Mlba. f'rom pe, Gu
udcol>lomlooloeladod.
Bayview apartments
IAN JOAQUIN NILLI ItO AD.
IAIT OP IUroCAaTNUa .OULI'fAaD
TIOII C_.LL 044-JJH
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Revelation Bible study N.w. Dr.-o.c .. ..,_-~u .. •Loual
ol tilt Ftrll llljltlll 911ore11 ol wUI bo -ill tbo . c-.._ ...w bolla • e "TOdlr -boer u no l'lnl ._,. c-" '' 1a 111e --"'•-pal-.. --• " -· 1a 111o llllllu.t,..,.. ... c-.._ 101 .,......, Ill. utloo, -u. R,., sa..., Booll " --at till t:CS -u. 44 ,.... olcl
·-Dl\ -., Jtbcldt, ....._. Htlll'J, m.IAIIter oloatreacbllld a.m. Blblt elaN tllla s.dQ'. ot tbto •• "Tbe eYIDtl:
£..AS-t
o1 1M P'lrll 8optlll Cllorell ol COIIDitliD(, Ia cbup. Ho wW p.,_lly wrlttoa -middle -arC><IIId
Fort Wort.b, Te .. , wtU bt pr•cb at both tervteu th11 &Dd tlpJdioas, wblcb wtu coo-emerpoce · of tlbb:•.!::~:t tlMI ..... , &t 11 LDJ. th1J: Suad&y, HJa topics w1U bt 14Thl ltltutl t.M book, "Rallbowa COUUDOD martel ~
8..._, l:lr IIIIDIDtl' n111 lily. dark clasa" at 11 a.m. aDit from RnelaUoll." are bii.Dr a
Hill lopk wiD be "Ball41Ds "II 111f -le bove a mlDd prepared lor dlolr-A
tbl .,.._.. cburcb 1D 0raap to build" at 7 p m Frank ta.rp ebart at tile ft<a ot the
Cocmty." Geldle BP, tblfl.med Bartoo La director' ~ mus1c saDCtuary will Wutrate tbe
traJDed blu' ot TV' 1s comiDc aDd educaUoa. Or. Francis Wll-coottDU ot tbe Jut boot ot
IARIAIIA IOitSUK
MOTHER OF
YEAR DIES
to s-ltJ .cbool lor tbe rally llama 1s church organist, tbe Bible Ud small cbarta: are ·~~:::;:~~~;i~~~,~~~;~'l daJ, S. &ad b1l tralDer Will • • • bei.De &iYID to &11 attencUnc ~W
reee!Ye a eerWlcatt tllt1tl1Dc Tbe L!Aher&D Church ot the tbe cl&ll, SUd .. , =Dim=~otr~lpt=•wlo~ap~~a~Uw:~~=~~:~ tblm to boDorvy memberlbJp Muter, Z900 Pacltlc VIew Dr., aDd &Dd Cbrl.lt 1D
ill lbe S.-y ICbool, llofo-Harbor VIew Hills --Guat
tJooaJ .1111001 oo "Ba.ra lD preacber tor tbe 9 aDd 11 a m
tbe Bible" YUl be lDclucled services Uds Swd&y wlll' ~
Ia tbe tacbiDc propm 1br Cbaplalll David ReJDOlds of the
All lniDe mctbor o1 S,plcbd boy& """ llrls .., lllroulb the Loll( Beocb Veleraaa HotpltaL
Jut maatb u "motbtr ot tbe 11 ,.., oldl lA the juDJor de-His topic will be "Questions
reu'' 1D tbe lllllllll Hole boa-partmeot. we ask In the night.'' • • • • • pttal PAY cootest, dJid 111t •
Friday of cancer. st. A.Ddrn's Presbyterian The Newport Uotty Church
Mrs. Bubara Borsuk, 39, Church, $00 St. Andrew's Rd., meeting at 15th St. and Irvm,;
had p)lumed to ue the COIUJt CUff HanD ·-Dr. Cbules An., CHtt Haven --Tbe Rev,
prbe, a rouod-trtp pl&De Ueklt 01
1 "'1 ~~ .Wtar prt ~cb ~-th8e Loreo Fllcktnger wtu preach to Hawall for J to take a op c, vu P • at ""' • on the topic "You are Sl)ltlt "
'·aecood booey~" trtp wtth 9:SO and 11 a.m. SUDCiay ser-at the 10
her b.u.sb&Dd. Tbtlr 10-year-old wtces. Tbls Is baeca~ureate SUDda.y,
son, Grec. bad WTitten tbe wto-SUDda.J &t st. Aadrn s, and
ntng essay tn tbe hospital's lfadllltiDc bicb, school seniors
"why my mom ts best" com-wW 811 lD a body &t the 11 a.m.
petition service. A hmcbeoa 1a their
Greg"'s ~ther, Wllllam c. bonor will be beld at 1 p.m.
Borsut. said Tl.Misday tbe trip at the manse, 1444 santta10
to Ha-u wbere be ftrst met Dr., Dover Shores. -~ . . . . ~~~;. Is aow postponed In-The First Baptist Cburch ol
"We ~aren't making any Newport Beach, 2501 CUff Dr.,
plans oow," said the bereaved Newport HeJgbts --Tbe church
Mr. Borsuk, who works ln the
t1nance department ot Phllco-
Ford to Newport Beach.
Mrs. Borsuk was burled Moo-
day ill Ascension cemetery, El
Toro. The Rev. Thomas Gannoo
S9 ,000 IN
ART STOLEN
cooducted a rosary Suoday, and Thieves took 9ortglnalpa1Dt-
a mass Mooday at Our Lady tags, valued at $9,000, from
Queen of Angels Cburch bere. a model home tn West Newport
MARINERS CHURCH
Dr, 1M AMr1a11, '"'" ruAood .w. n. D. ••
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WORSHIP SIIIVICES .. UO A 10:15 A.M.
EVENING SERVJCE , • • • • • 7,00 P.M.
2200 I, COAST HW't' ., COIIOHA OIL MAll
A
PRIZES! FUN! SUPER SAYINGS!
CO.. IN AND HELl' US CE1URA1E 51 'tEAlS
Of' SBYICI TO THE GUATil HAIIOII AUA
UNDa 1H1 SAME OWNERSHIP AND MANAGIMENT.
WI PIIOMISE YOU • . .
MANY HAPPY IIETUIINS Of THE DAY !
Brand New '72 MUSTANG Survivors Include Z otber last Thursday night whlle 2
SODS, Jeffrey and Thomas, aDd real estate salesmen were out
her pareots, Mr. and Mrs. Rob-to d1Jmer. --ert Reuk of SacnmeDto. Tbe maaagemeat of Newport
Mrs. Borsuk ns bora 1n Beach Townhouses told pollee
Hollywood, aDd llad Uved here that the paintings, plus a vacuum
for the past 5 years. cleaner aDd a wooden cabinet,
The Borsuk home is at 17982 were tateo from the building
Mann st., Irvine. at 4401 w. Coast Hwy. some-
BEATRICE De ROULHAC, time between 7 p.m. and 11 :45
MESA TEACHER, DIES p.m.
Mrs. Beatrice w. DeRoulbac, The paintings, fUrnished by
n of 2680-C Ora.oge Avenue an interior decorator, were c~ Mesa, died at Costa Me~ used to decorate the model
Memortal Hospital on JUDe .f.. home. Tony Pace and BOO
She was a teacher In the Costa Meyer, 2 salesmen whO op-
Mesa pubU c schools, and bad erated from the model to sell
lived in this area since 1930. other townbouses ln the de-
She Is survived by her bus-velopment. said th~y went out
band George· one soo Joseph to dinner at 7 o clock, re-
of ~kansu· 3 da\llble;a M.u turned at 11:45, aDd diSCOYered
Na.aey S&v-a.Ce, Santa Ana~ Mrs: tbl patt,anp were mtutnr.
Mary Kock, aad Mu. Marltla fELLOWSHIP GRAHT
Jordan, both of Arkall&ls; and Dr. Stuart M.. Krassner of
'72 MAYDICK
'72
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ANNIYDSARY
DISCOUNT!
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OVER DEAUR
COST+ UL
ONL Y 7 DAYS LEFT
!!!WE QUIT!!!
(FOR GOOD)
ALL MERCHANDISE
MUST ··BE--SOLD!!
Make Offer·
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ANNIVEIISAIIT LEA5I SAVINGS!
NIW 72 ltiNTO LOADED WITH
GltOCU:IISI
OYIR XIO CARS AND TRUCKS RUDY
FOit IMMIDIATI LEAH DILIVIRY.
SO II:UNNER.\JP' PRIUS!
YOU NUD HOT IE
PRESENT TO WIN CALL 642-0010 J . .:,o-..:.~ All P'rlqs Will h Dr.-hr
., S.t .. ·~ s. 1t72
RIGISTIII TODAY !
Memorial services were he1d of the department ot develop-
June 7 at St. Johrl the DiviDe mental aod cell biology at UC I,
Episcq,al Church, Costa Mesa, has received a research fellow.
wttb Lournmeot at the Abbey, abJp award of $7,314 from tbe
Anaheim. Those wlahLDg may Natioaal lnatitutes of Health
contribute to a tlvortte charity to enable hlm to work at the
or American Cancer Society. Swiss Tropl~l lllstltute 1n
Bell BroadWay Mortuary was Basel. SwU!.erla.Dd. He will
In charge of the services. stu.ty African sleepLDgslckness
VISIT HEW COURT SITE lrYJ>IlDOIC>mesdurlllgaoabllo!I-
Open bouse wtu be be1d at cal _leave LD the 1972-73' ac.a-
2 p.m. today, June 8, at the demJc year.
'72
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GAIJIXII 2 DR.
$1:1~"'
New '72 F-100
PICKUPS
STTU SIDE
FULL FACT. IOUI!t.
rnn1
COURIER PICKUP WITH
GEM TOP CAMPER SHELL
new location of the Harbor DEMOCRATS CELEBRATE
Munlcijlal Courthou5l', 4Z01 Tbe Harbor DemoeraUc Club
Jamboree Road, oearthe county will celebrate with an after.
airport. TourswtUbecoodu-:ted prtma.ry dJnDer Thurlday, Juoe
through the om.ces of the dis-15, at the Tale of the Whale,
trict attorney, marshal. pubUc Balboa PavtUon. The social
defender, the judges' chambers hOur will be at 7;15 p.m. a.od
and courtrooms. the buffet dlruler at 8 p.m.
A brtefceremonywtllbeheld, Followtnr the dlnoer, there
with prest.d1og Judge Everett will be a short bus!Deas meet-
Dickey and S~rvlsor Ronald log at which Club President
W. Caspers, chatrman of the JoM W, Black will preside.
board of supervisors, parttcl-Reservations must be ln bJ
7 June 12.
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... --------TliE OFFIOAL NEWSPAPER OF THE CITY OF NEWPORT BEA0f--------.. NEWPORT THE NEWPORT HARBOR "tf ONl.f LOUlL'f O..lO, IMDfil'f.MDeiT N~flt IN Ttll MAitiOII Altt!A BEACH
JOe
lHI OIC.Y ltiWWrU "'lllffD •o
P'UIUittlO Mil NDP'OIT NAt:H
U TH '( !AR, MO. 42
? BALBOA GROUP PLANS
• PHILHARMONIC BENEFIT
What's
your?
opinion?
Thla week's quesUon: .. IF
YOU COULD HAVE AN EX-
PENSE-PAW VACATION ANY-
WHERE IN THE WORLD,
WHERE WOULD YOU GO?"
Asked at Balboa Blfd, alld
W. Coast Hwy., West NnjtOrt.
MEimbers of UleBaJbo&Group· Tbose attending last yeu•s
of the Orange Couuty Phil-festJ.YIUes wt.ll be pleued to
bar monte Society wUJ be Ucht-learn of the repeat performance
lng C&Ddles and tW torches this year by tbe Terry Leri.tt
on Saturday, June 11, at their Trio. The trio, which will pro-
annw.l coetta.JI-buffet benefit. Ylde musJc for dancing and
Tbe eaodles are betDg used Ultening, Is led by Terry Levitt,
to eymbollze tbe enUGHTeo-a mua:lc ma)>r aod composer
meot brought to the cbUdren atteDdlng USC. He wtn be ac-
of Oraop County by tbe tree companJ.ed by Randy Woltz, wbo
youtll coocerts. Support of the will be attending the Cal-Arts
youtll concerts has been the ned tall, aod Jotm T!41J, wbo
special lnterest of the Balboa has received a musk sc:bolu-
GrOtCI for many years. shlp to the University of Red-
Senral hundred guests wHI laDd.s.
be welcomed to Ule bay tront Cbairman of the benefit this
setting of the Emory Moore year Is Mrs, WUHam Martin.
home from 6:30 to 9:30. AI-Asslstlug Der will be Mmes.
though the gue&t Ust has grown Larry Frtda.y, Allen KUngen-
constderably since the ttrst smith, Miles Larson, Frank
"backyard social" 1.n the late Ma.rstla.ll, James OWen, John
·•··'•''·"• 11 1950's, the party maintains the Caneer, and Dorothy Hutchison.
same friendly, lnttmate atmos-Th.ls year for the flrst Ume
phere that made tt such a pop-daugbters of the members have
• 21 ular Peninsula event. Awett-been asked to help with the
STEVE McMA~:. • zers and canapes are provided hostess duties •. Tiley are Susan
10~
COSTA
MESA
NE1tfP<)RT HARBOR EXCHANGE CLUB has presented
tbe "811' M" mass media award to the Newport Harbor
Eutp DP~P&Per tor assistance and pabUclty ginn to
Es:cba.llp Club eventa. Owner-pubUsber ArYo E. Ha.apa Is
shown bere receh1.ng the "Big M" plaque from Owigbt
Glck, at left, past pres:tdent ot the club and ctwrma.n of
the mass mec11a award program. Co-publisher Peggy Ha.apa
Is at the right. Publisher Haapa. toJd of their war-time
yean, when be was on duty wtth MJUtary Government in
Ellf'Ope and Pecgy was AmerlcaJl Red Cross club director
In England, France aDd Germany. They came west attar
the war aod launched the Ensign enterprise on Friday the
13tb of Aurust, 1948. (Newport Harbor Exchange Cl ub photo.)
22 JOIN TROJAN GUILD
The Trojan Guild of Orange chairmen. Co1D11)' welcomed 22 new mem4 New members are Mrs.
5 at the Linda Isle James T. Ferrell, Huntington
of Mrs. Ray Gibbs. Beach; Mrs. William Donnelly,
• 1770 NEWPORT
COST I. MESI.
646.9383 Alta Loma, store clerk. A us-by the members includlng the Owen, Chrissie Clerk, Hunter
traua. I thliU: it would be a famous meatbah tray, The Hutchison, VIcki Clucas, Cathy
tar-out place. I saw a ,surfing tastiness of the meatballs are Larson, and Jody F'rlday,
movie about U, and tt .. s been well-known to those attending Tickets tor Ults gala event
on my mind ever since. the festive party, but the recipe may be purcl\a.sed from any
· • AL CURD, 24, of 4547 W, ts a weU-kept secret withl.n the member of the Balboa Group,
Mrs. Roger Btancharrl ot Seal Beach; Mr s. Jordan Greer,
Newport Beach, foundln gpresi-CosU Mesa; Mmes. KenneUl
dent, Is serving her second Holland, Fred Martin .lr . and fr"':;;;;';;'==~~~""'ll A "NUl HOKILAtr' wtu swell the coffers or the Eastblufr term. Newly elected board Dar dee Dunlap, Newport Beach;·
Associates of Orange County Ph.llha.rmonJc with a Hanllan members are; Mm es. Richar d Mrs. D. C. Kneubulll, Corona 1IDE ~ party~ Potyneslaa buffet at 5 p.m. Sunday, June ll, at Burch, santa Ana, first vi ce-del Mar; Mrs.RlchardMichaei. ~ 11~._~ • ~
Coast Hwy., West Newport, Balboa Group. or "'' the door.
owner of Callfornta Men's Hair K o • I 1 M d fh~ ... ~~~, ;;~:i ',::~,"~ 1wan1s e ec s yn erse
the world."
Don the Beachcomber In Corona del Mar. Gaily attired presJdent; Ron Linsky, Newport Villa Park; Mrs. RobertMisen, --Llt' 'i>'
"wahines," Mrs. Robert England of Eastblutf, Mrs. Keith Beach, zoo vlce.prestdent; Irvine; Mmes. Anthony Ortega, L!.~ ~"'
Vtew Homes, left to right, are assisting with the party. Beach, 3rd Vl"e-presldent; and Patrick Tyne, Santa Ana; ~
Mrs. D1ns:moor Is in charge ot the tickets and Mrs. Felbig Gerald Forrest, Newport Mmes. Jotm Lightfoot, John Nt.
Dl.nsmoor of Beacon Bay aod Mrs. Joseph F'etblg of Harbor Robert Bromle)', Htmtington Jerry Amo, Donald Fullerton ~· .. ;~({1V1 ~>:::'"""" ...
is tw'li:IUng reservations. Other commltteemembersinclude Beach, recording secretary; coli and Robert Reese, Tttstlll;
Newport Harbor Kiwanlans school ctlapter or the Fellow-Mrs. David Newbro, ways and means cha.trman; Mrs. Larry Robinson, rrvtne, Co r. Mrs. John c. Mlller, Orange;
elected omcers for the coming snip or Chr istian Athletes. The Marshall Juvle, invitations; Mrs. Charles White, pubUc responding secretary; James Mrs. Harold Throop and Mrs.
year at their weeki~ meeting money wtll be used to provide re!aUons. Also assisting are Mmes. Warner Bordier, Robert Hanley, Newport Beach, trea-fred Kilker, FulleMon; Miss
last Thursday, scholarships ror 4a.thletes from Menzel, Calvin Siegle, Lyell Evans, Dellnls Ahern, Edward surer; frank Anderson, Costa Audrey Vail, Long Beach: Miss 3 l l 5 Jtewport &l-.4. k Da 1 !I ·--rt a.acJi Jake Mynderse, general ser-the school to attend a wee -rJM;;alo~oa~y~·~R;obe;r;r;t ~·~·~r;laJld~·~Har~~rt~siM;oy~ed;, ~J;am~es:_::•:e:•~· -M~esa~·~·~"'!'_R~o~s~sLM~U.;dam;~·~C~o~-JP~a~tr~l~ota~H~<rr~le~>~· ;"~"~M~r~'~· ~z:oe~~::==-=~=~====-rices director tor Newport long encampment at Santa Ba.r-Roy Osterhout and Theodore Tate. (Ensign photo.) rooa del Mar, member ship Ann Moore, Balboa. Balch, was elected president; bara, where they wtu learn ~
Larry Probert and MacJordu, from professional athletes who p ~ 'T-
.. rice-presidents; Phil Smith, are also members of the E / b
ture, Charley Delaney aod Bob A donaUon or $160 was given ... v f .. .I secretary, and Dr. Gary Cou-Christian gro~. ~G-. / / ,_ i I
Sherwood, directors. Larry to the Boy Scouts of America
HOWARD STEVE D.
• HOWARD FINLEY, 19,
fountaln Valley, stereo store
clerk: "Australla. Lots of
trteDds have told me ~bout it.
U I liked It well enough, I
mllbt e'fen open by own bust-
ness there."
Wilson was appointed secre-to help buy tape recorders and ....-... ("( 0
tary. cassettes Cor Scout tralnlng
1
_ ~ ). I
The new officers wtu be in-programs, \. t )LJ
stalled 1n late September. The local Kiwanis c lubrneets \_ -"/ -~ ,.. _ •
Tbe c lub voted to dooateS360 each Thursday at noon at the ._J
N~;,~O;;~~~;"H~;~hoos. £if;
• STEVE OOBRANSKJ, 24, • FRIDAY, MAY 19
of Z03 35th St .• West Newport, Glrl--Mr. and Mrs. Gary
Uquor salesman: "New Zea-Fellbllum, 854 Darrell st., Co-
l&Dd. It has a great cUmate staG~~~Mr. and Mrs. Michael
aDd Is surrounded by beaches R be t 160 w st wu 900 Apt. wlth great surnng." o r s, e ' 66, Costa Mesa.
Boy--Mr. and Mrs. Louts
Paulsen, 3101 Yellowstone Or.,
Costa Mesa.
• SATURDAY, MAY 20
Boy--Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Wahner. 5272 Burgundy Circle,
Irvine.
Glrl--Mr. and Mrs. RObert
Coleman, 863 Center,1115,Costa
Mesa.
• SUNDAY, MAY 21
Boy •.. Jdr. and Mrs. Peter
• RAY MacOONALD, 22, of Walker, 4132 Williwaw Street,
4539 w. Coast Hwy •• owner, lrvine.
Mtmts Stereo-PU store: "Ja-Glrl--Mr. aDd Mrs. Victor
pan and the Orient. We Import Grady, 15392 Cberbourg, Ir-
stereo tmlts trom there, and vine.
I'd like to meet Ule people I Boy-.Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
do busloess wtth," Reynolds, 944 W. 19th Street,
• MARY ANN TREMAlN~ Costa Mesa.
24 f 1&&41 Be.rtlett Lane' Girl--Mr. and Mrs. Peter K. H~l~gton Bea.ch, Fotomai Nit%, 2028 South Capella Court,
manacer: "Hooolulu. That's Costa Mesa.
bo od 1 l:luen't been back Boy--Mr. a.od Mrs. Paul L.
t me, a reJ.att,esstnce 1966, .. Vlnderveen, 324 E. 19th Street, o see my Costa Mesa.
• MONDAY, MAY ZZ
Girl--Or. and Mrs. Martin
J. Weissman, 2066 Goldeneye
Boy--Mr. and Mrs. Michael
L. Beerman, 2141 Aster Place,
Costa Mesa.
• THURSDAY, MAY 25
Gtrl--Mr. and Mr.s. Rlcha.rd
Cain, 1034 El Camino, II A, Co-
sta Mesa.
Glrl-·Mr . and Mrs . David L.
Arnold, 318 Buena VIsta, Ba.l-
boo.
Glrl--Mr. and Mrs. Gary
Moore, 2656 Orangt Ave., tB,
Costa Mesa.
• FRIDAY, MAY 26
Glrl--Mr. and Mrs. Hector
H. Garza; 2008 Santa Ana Ave-
nue, Costa Mesa..
Doy--Mr. and Mrs. Maurlce
R. Hottman, 928 Senate, Costa
Mesa.
Girl--Mr. aDd Mrs, Kirk R.
Corlett, 1737 Skylark, Bay-
crest.
• SUNDAY, MAY !8
Boy--Mr. and Mrs. Gerald
Loo, 842 Joann Street, Costa
Mesa.
BoY--Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Morton, 341 East Ramon P!ace,
Costa Mesa.
Boy--Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
Janlsse, 13801 Olympic, Costa
Mesa.
Glrl-·Mr. aod Mrs. Daniel
Saluar, 371-B Woodland Place,
Costa Mesa.
Place, Costa Mesa. AMPHIB EXEROSE
• TUESDAY, MAY 23 MarlDe Cpl. Craig D. Starkey,
Boy--Mr. aDd Mrs, Kenneth aoo ot M.r. and Mrs. W. B.
G. Harrtsoo, 2215-C Pomooa Heodrle ol .U4 Redlands Ave.,
Street, Costa Mesa. and hust..od of the tormer Miss
Gl.ri--Mr, and Mrs. WUUam Virpnaa H&lllll.bs of 415 lrrine
D. Ra.tble, 106 Masters Circle, AYe., Newport Heights, par.
Costa Mesa. Uclpated ln "eiOtte dlncer
• WEDNESDAY, MAY Z4 tln," & jolnt-servlce amp!Ub-
Gtri-·Mr. and Mrs. Colbert ious a.sault traloing exercise
FiDe, 3601 Blue Key, Harbor at C&mp Lejeuoe, N.C .• and ~;::::::;::;:::~V~lew:.IU:U:•·;..~ tbe waters oft lbore.
OUNG RIVER
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3D.or~ • .-a. ac.:.id•.ct
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Every one of our tho usands of J.ccount holders ts a rcJ.I rH:r~'-l!l .1 'l:n
important person to u::. Jt Mutu~1l Sa nngs.
We o ffer many free scn ·1ccs to nur ~.1\'~.:rs. 1n aQ,du10n t<1 r.t,·tn . .::
the htghest mtcrcst on lll~urcd savm~s.
WHERE YOU SAVE DOES MAKE A DIFFERENCE!
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God Is Incomprehensible in All His Worhs
(l'lrlt I 'Sf &lllr ~, 'b) , ... *'CII•InAM MIWS.7 lin MAY IN. MO.---------------
11> tbt -ml8d ..... IIIIo, !bat tbt ... .,
_.._.....,. God ........,. He --..... --.....
--· IIIII Ia Ia --ud Ia 11M -· .. tlmate teiJowlld» ... 01111.1 of ...... wltll Iii lila _. .... ---(J-3)
-......... 1M -llol -o( God Ia --He-: '"nne __ _
~~----.tile--. but ..... 801 toll w-II CCII>IIII or wllllbor II
tbe Fatbor ud die llol1 ~ .......,. --
tbt Falbor -tbe lloly ~ --· IDUT Ia-
-· Ia tbt -of St Paul: "Gnat II tile ~ o( ..,.UIDOa, God wu ma•-Ia tbt
llah." L Tim. 3, 16 . ......... Tile -IUid tile -lbor Ia God'• --
ud l>ayoool -<aletlla-ud ~
-'l'rw, OW' -1 111\W CMlt -til-.. nporta ud ou.r WMtber'QMa teD 111 what
tile -ther ..w .. ... ...... _. but lbe fact !bat
IIIey are aileD .._ Ia -pred-abows lbal IIIey cloD'I nalJy lmow tbt ............. IUid
tile ''Wbllbor", tbt Why ud the bow o( tbt wllld
ud tbt weather. Tiley 1mow 1rcm ~
!bat certa1a <OIIdltlou ..W briJIII . certa1a re-
aulla (uaually), but wlleuce ~ <OIIdlllona
arlae, or WIQ> IIIey aft -Upael,, they
do 001 -ud they ........ tell. 'lbe -· -!bat ca .... -IUid draqbt ..... -.....
AIIOtber --o( God Ia tile ldqdom ., -that Ia lDec:n\ptlt 'ftldb&e, lt tbe lepDII"'Itloli
o( man. Tile Lord I&JO to N-ua: ''VariiY,
wrlly, I lliy WIIO -· ...cepl a IIWI be bon o( water ud o( tbt llpll1~ be cumot ~ter ID·
to tbe ldaCdom o( God." J-3, ~. "By water ud tbt llpll1t", !bat Ia by Boptlam Ia tbt aame
., tbt Falbor ud o( tbe SaG ud o( tbt HolY.
Gboet. maa. receive~ a DeW blrtb '"from above ...
v. 3. By water Wont ud llpll11 God atveo mea a oew k1Dd ol We, a We from above, a Ufe that
Ia .ptrtt, a lUe tbat ~ trom ud atema tnJm
tbt Spirit o( God, ud therefol'e .. oplrllual
ud Ia fellowwlllp wltll God. By water, Won!,
aDd Spirit God makes me a oew creature, a
creature that DO loqer nee. tram God but II
draWII cloee to Hlm 111 love ud trot. No maJt
can ezplatn how thll 11 done or cornes abouL
Allo ben! God .. lacomprebetWbly W<lllderfUI,
PIIOM •swo•o OP TMI ,0110"'
MU II P 1a1110 II~, T I MM.
but bow ---orlllaate 110 man caa -. If IIIIa Ia true o( tile wlad llDd weather,
what llLall we uy ol tbe ree;t ot God's worb In
creaUoa.T 1'1ley are evee I'DOft wOGde:ttul. We
bold a UWe leed la our bud. To all appear-
._ II II deed, but II bolda wltllla lbelf the
.......... the fonn, the color, llDd the power of a blc tree, or a beauUful Dower. Do we tDOW bow
th1a cu be, or bow Jt Ia done?· We can see,
bear, produce aDd uae elec:trlclty, but we do
DOt mow wbat It Ia oor Kow or why certain
coad.ldoaa produce tt. We lmow that eaa wW
batcb If kept wann for a certain nwnber of
clays, but bow llDd why life develops lD tile egg,
we doa't mow aud cUDOt e~latn. ADd so lt 1s
with every wort of God In nature and creation;
tbey are aU too deep and mysterious for the
humaa. miDd to fatbom. Every Cbrtatian wUl
aay wltll David: .. 0 Lonl, bow IJ'Olll are Thy
worts; and Tby tboua'bta are very deep." Ps.
92.~. God lD ladeacrtbably w<mderful lD His
worb ol creation; and He 1s just a s wonderful
In H1a KlqdmJ, ot Grace.
"Bul.,. tlw daya of N~ ......,, ao oluJII alao tlw comi,.. of
tlw Sott of matt be. For.,. itt tlw dGya that were before tlw
flood fMy were .adn.t atad drinltin.t. rnGTr)'iR6 and •iuC,.
in IIUJI'riale, unlll tlw day that Noc entered into tlw ar~.
And hew not until tlw flood came, and too~ them oil
oway: ao oholl aiM. 1/w coml,.. of tlw Son of man
be." -Matt. 24:37-39.
VA.'ftCAN CI'I'Y-n.autp • • tdss;pb'a f.aed ante I,.,&-. Pleta, .. ~.,._a ..... ....., M
w1lllt a ......._ ill M. Ptl&er'a 8 <Mea 'fte ....._ ...
verell tiM 11ft arm "'tile V1rJW _. e' 'wA _.. plec-•el.....,.. ...._., u.e v~·· ...... !Me.
....,... ef ,_ •• .,... Ia ..._ Patf'lea .,._ u.e _ .... ': ~~·~·:':-~ !:".:..:..= b_ .... ..,,. tlae...,... wt&al a 11.,...., ......_ fou or
llw ............ -..... " ... Al't:itlri ....... eoiiiii!: ....... .............................. ~
RNSI'Wo.
In the aizth and aeventh
ebap&.en ol Gen..U we Uve the
Bible ncont of the nood. Then
ue aome men who do not believe
the atory of the nood, baeaUM
there are aome lhinp about it
they do not undentand. They
have never ... n the neceuity of
the Bood, and they have never
atudied the Bible to d.iKover that
nec.eaity. There are other people
who do not believe in a univerul
delup: aimply becauae they do
not want to betieve it.
"Convince a man a1ain1t hia
will,
He'• of the .. me opinion
atill."
Tile KlqdmJ, ol Grace IJ tile klagdom lD which
God rules wttb H1a &race, where H1a grace ls
proclaimed llDd believed. In IIIIa spiritual king·
dom c1 God, of wbtcli Jesus says tbat It Is not
of tb1s world, tbe works of God are Just as
wonderful and marvelous as 1n Hls k!Dgdom of
power. Jesus tells Nicodemus: "No man bath
ascended up to heaven, but He tbat came down
from he aven, even the Son of Man which Ia In
heaven ." John 3, 13. By "the Son of Man" Je-
sus refers to Himself. No man can testify about
heavenly tbJngs except Him; because no m an
has ascendeth up 1n to heaven but He . Jesus
came down from heaven, that Is, He became
man, and still Is ln heaven also as man. Who
can grasp that? What can be more mysterious
Jesu.a-uys furtbermore to Nieodemua: "U I
bave told you oarthly thiDp, aDd ye believe
aot, bow aball you beUeve U l tell you ol buv-
ealy lh!Dp!" v. 12. Earthly' lhiDp are t11oae
thJDp wbk:b take placr 011 Nrtb or are seen
llDd clOne · cia earth, particularly the works of
creation aDd regeneratkm. Heavenly tb.l.np
are thl.np wbkb take place oaly tn beavea,
lbal IJ, Ia the viJlble p........,. of God IIUCh U
the ancels enjoy and "tbe IOU.lJ of juat meo
made per1ect". Heb. 12,23. Tbelr mode ot ex-
IJteuce, their bUss, their Joy, their laJIIfUaae no
man can deJJcrlbe. 2. Cor. 12, 1"". Can any
one uDdentand bow God at deeth takes the soul
of the beltever ln H1m into paradlle; or bow He
can raise their bodies on tbe laat day from the
&rave without sln and &lor1fied with U,ht, or
bow He wtl1 sustain our We ln the work1 to
come? Also here God's worta are lDcompre-
henslbly wonderful. A thou&httul o~er of
God's works wUl be-moved to awe, worship and
praise.
ao we ahall not waate time with
thOM who wi.U not be convinced,
and who punue the ottirch
policy of ahuttin1 their eyee to
facta. Rather would I 1peak to
thoae or you who recocnize that
"Facta are chiel• that winne
doon,
An' daurna be diaputed, ''
who are fair·minded enou1h to
live facta their place. and who
leave their mind• open to the
evident truth. """ /JIIJL£ lJYO MINUTES 11' CCMNIUU$ a. SfAM Hll. Get My Mother In I ahall endeavor to show you
that the destruction of the
antediluvian world wu not the
arbitrary decree of a sovereisn
God, but a neceuary act of
juatice. rendered imperative by
the unutterable de1eneracy, and
moral corrupti.on of antediluvian
civilization.
NAIAM a .. u toc:M:n
CHICAGO. IU~Otl .0.U
THE SON OF MAN
In the four '"Gospel "" records
the Lord Jesus CIV"ts t refers to
Htmse lf about e tght v ttmes as the
··son of n~o:1n ·· Tht S t trle 1S 1>ased
upon a passage m Dantel"s p-oph·
t!CV m whtch "domt mon and
glory a nd a ktngdom"' ar e g•ven
unto ooe who appeared as ""the
Son ol man ·· (Dan 7:13 14 ) Thts
~1ngd om says the passage .
"shall non )olss away and shall
not be destroyed ·
As t he term "Son of Goo ··
speaks ot our lord's detty and
the term .. Son of Dav•d .. ernpha
StH!s Hts Til le as Kmg of Isra el
so the !Nm "Son of man ·· tden!l·
fu•s Htm as the rep-esentattVe of
lll<tnlo.lfld 111 gr~neral
It •s as 'Son of rnan ·· !hal He
will re tgn as Ktng of rhe world
as Krng of ktngs as we have ;;el.!n
abOYe It IS also as .. Son of
man·· ltlil! He will 1urlge 1/lt'
na to ons JUST belate H•s kmgdom
fl~rgn·
When the Son of man sh<rll
come m Hts glay and all lllC'
holy ange ls w1th H1111 H>Pn shall
He Sl l upon tho> lh<Oilf" of HIS
g!ay: and befae H•m
gathered all natoons
25:31 .32\
As Son of man He wil l also be
the Judge at the I ma l rudgmenr ar
the Great Whttc Throne IRPv 20:
11 151
.. For rhe Fat her ll.dQf'lh no
man but hat h cornmlltt'd Qll rtJdg
Sermon of the
n~m unto the Son because He
IS the Son of n~<~n··~John 5:22 .2 71
Sur!;!ly God could nor be mDI"e
lUSt 111 H•s dea lmgs w11h man -
lu'lll But best of all •t •s as Son
ot rnan thai our Lord represented
u<; at Calvary pay mg the penalty
for 011r s•ns !ha l He m•g ht .::.-,:r -.cr
us fr0111 the tlLigme nt to come .
For !hP Son ol man cane to
qtvt> Hts life a ransom for many ..
tM<Ilk 10:451 In . d iiC Hme ·• Tllf>
Arosl li.! Paul -N.1s ra•sed ut) to
pr.xla1m !he glad news t htl t !he
11'•!<11 IAt:•d•a tc. had g•vP n Hllllself
.-1 r.tn<;Om f a ~LL "' 0 T1m 2:61
A w~ll-known preacher was about to r~tir~ o n~ night when
there came a kno.::k at the front door. Upon answering it he
found a poor litlk g.trl drenched with ra in.
As he stood looking int o h~r thin , haggard lace, she
inquired. '"Are yo u the p r~acher?'"
··v ~s. I am:· h~ reptit-d.
"WeU , won't you ..:o rne down and get my mother in?"
The preache r w i.~t:"Jy an swered his little inquirer: '"My dea r,
11 is hardly proper for m~ to come and get your mother in . If
she is dru nk. yo u should gtl a po hceman. He is dressed lor this
stormy wea ther.··
.. Oh, str ," she r~plied . '"You don"t und erstand! My mother
lSn "t dru nk . Sh~·s at horne dy ing, and she"s afraid to die . She
wants to go to H~aven . but doesn't know how. I told her I
would fi nd a preacher to get her in . Co me quick, sir; she's
dymg!""
The preacher could not resist t he appeal of the tittle ni&ht
ca ll~r . so he pro'tnisrd to come as soon as he was dressed . He
accompan 1ed th~ h ttl ~ girl through t he night. She led him into
th ~ slum district to an old hou~. up a rickety stairway,alonaa
dark hall . and finall y to a room where the dying wo man lay.
"Tv~ got the preacher fo r you, Mother. He wasn't ready to
come at nrst , but he's here. You just tell him what you want,
and do wholl he tell s you, and he "ll get you in!"
The Bible record of the flood la
aupport.ed by a World-wid~
Trod.ilion nlatina amonr many
peoplea on the earth today, to
the effect that away beck in pre·
historic times a p-eat flood of
water delupd the earth. The
tradition of the flood ia .till
extant amonr the North
American Indiana at our doora.
A Vital Warning
At that t hc.-poor woman rais~d her feeble voice and as ked,
"Can yol~ do anything for a sinner like me·~ My lire has been
bved 10 sm. and now t hat I'm dyi ng I know that I'm going to
Hdl But I don"! want to go the1~; I wa nt tu go to Heaven.
What can I do?"
By h1s own admission. the great prea cher st ood there
lookmg into that woman·s fa ce ami thought . "'Wh at can I t.ell
her? I have been preaching salva uo n by reformation , but this
poor soul has gone too far to reform. I hue been preachina
salvatiOn by character, hut she h:t.sn "t any. I've been
proclaiming sa lvation by 'ethica l culture," but sh~ wouldn't
know what the words mean 1nd l>esides, she hasn"t time for
thai."
The acriptural record of the
nc:iod ia alao aupport.ed by the
G-NU.iad Formation. of lh~
Earlh. The tutim ony of
reolorilta, aome of them wholly
aceptical on Scripture. i• far
more atartlinl than most people
ima line. and ia proof pcMJitive
that only upon the hypothesia of
a widespread deluJ'!, can we
account for the vaat mud ~ds
filW wilh aeo •Mll.s in pla«• far
removed lrom the ocean. and of
the hure bould~ra in different
parta of the world, stranded in
extraordinary e quilibr ium.
'"Theae va&t ma.MH of primitive
rocka,"' aaya Profeuor Forbea.
.. apparently without any great
wear and tear of travellinr. are
depoaited upon the ba re rock,
and are often placed in poaitio n•
or au ch ticklish equilibrium. that
any considerable convulaion
would have d isplaced them. A
tho u s and circ umatance s
demon1trate that the depoe,itio n
of thne maaaea has t.aken place
at the very laat period in the
world"• h iatory. ··
By Pasior Billy James Hargis
D'ui stian eru..da w.Acly -P.O. Boll 977, T ..... , ()I......_ 74102
James .aslo; a quest ion and
~n givu a vital warning in
chapter 4, verse: 14, of hia
Epistle. "Whereas ye know not
wh1t shall be on the morrow.
for what is your life? It is even a
vapour. that appeareth for a
little time. and then vanisheth
away."
Li fe does llf!em hurried,
doesn't it? In the wOC"Id of
today, people ~ oon1tantly on
the move. The rush of life iB
manifest in the home, at work.
on the lltreeb and along the
highway e.
While we find ounelvee in
auch a raM, many thinp ~
hapJ""ninl about u1. A man ,
h.vmJ just heard of a new tax
levy, Mid to me, "Ho w in the
worid did thil lncre-.e in taxca
come about! ..
.. Rud your daily papcn and
you will ~« what ill happenin1 in
thil country, "I told him,
.. l .. m in 1ueh a con1tant
ruah," he Mid, "I don't have
time to keep a~Mt of what il
takin1 place."
In Such a Ruoh
You e«, my friend, we ~in
auch a rwh to make a livinc, to
U.e """" ol the molerial ~ of life, to tatilfy the lud of th•
life only that we an: aometimea
blind to what il aoint: on about
... Don't you think it il time to
&aU a aood iook at yourtelf, at
the ~about you, .. d limply
.-, ••ftlheft am IT"
n.. s;hlo ...... the bomty
ol oiile'• lile on ~ in •Crikhtt
--with the ieatth ol .-....ity. j.,.. com,_.. fUii'•
lite witltdoo--.aatu,. ola
·-..... cpolcklj --···-aWtol ..... ::'t.*-..... _.. .... Lifei.,•u•.
that hour arrivea, h~ will leave
the highway of life and enter the
high way of eternity . Long
before the hour of departing th is
earth·life, one shoul d aRk
him~~eir, ••Where am I?"
The first question God ~ver
asked man wu , ''Wher~ art
thou!" (Geneai1 3:9) God's eye
ia all-8eeing; He knew where to
find Adam. He a&ked tht:
question to impre81 upon man 's
mind the foUy of trying to hide
from Him.
If God should ask mt:,
.. Where u1 thou!" what would
my ani!Wer be! The queation u n
be &inn 1even.l perM>rl al,
pra c ti cal and impo rtant
applications.
lt1lere am I when it comt.:e to
the application of the gold.-n
rule! j eiUI u id in Matthew
7 : 12. "Therefore aU thinp
wh.alal::lner ye would thai men
ahould do to you, do ye even ao
to them!'
Penonal Application
Bv app~ thiA rule to my
life, 1 cannOt follow the premiM:
of communitm -"from e.ch
accordinc to hi• ahilil] to eaeh
accordinc to hil need. I cannot
&ook with covetouene• at what
my nei.pbor hae and agree with
lqillation that hi• initiati¥e
tl>oukl be taxed thot I nUiht
llun in what ie hia. Thtl'•
aoc:idiam, dw: welfare lltate, and
"""'« ..,.,.,.m"' to the golde n .....
~ .,. I when it cornea to
powth eft I'ICe! In U Peter
I :S.7, dte Apootle odmonloheo
u eo "Add to yoor faiib Yirtuc;
ood to ...... kaowledp; "'d to
bowledp tnlpennee; and to -.r.:-....... ; ..... "' pa e•ee ,.--..: •d to
legi&latt-d; they rei!Uit lrom
growth in O uistian experience.
When one becomes a Christian,
he ia established "in the faith."
His faith doea not lie donnant,
but ill growin1 and increasing
.WI .
A'a he grows, he becomca
more courageoua in the work of
the Lord, he IW!ca thia life as
temporal and pull on the armor
of fa ith to atand a.pinlt evil. He
feeda upon the Word and
incruaea in know~dce-He reata
in the bk.ed ueunnu of the
preaence of God with him at all
times. Hia Otriltian life i• one of
aell-control, f« thit Jkril"le•
Chriot.
WheN •m I whm it c:omee to
r:odlineaa! My friend , God is not
;lr..d • acme would h~e you
believe, but lie ia U.e, on Hia
throne •nd deaenu our
reverence, piety, retpect and
deaire to plea~e Him.
God's Word tdla ua how to
treat one another, fow God h•
Jiven eKh penon dipity _and
the ript. that are hil, and the
O.rilban muM reO?fllR: theae ftchta and exerciae k.ind.neat and w. •.
Then 11 ca m~ to him. '"Why not tell her wh at your mother
used to tell you I S 1 boy? She's dying , and it ca n't hurt her
~ve n if it doesn "t do her any good ."
So bend ing down to ward htr the prea ..:her began -"My
dear woman . God is very gra cious and kmd, and His Book. the
Bible , says, ·cod 10 loved th ~ ... orld , that He pn Hia onl y
beaotten Son. that ,...hosoev~r helienth in Him at10uld not
perish , but h1ve everlutinglife." ··
"Oh.'" exclaimed the dying woman . "does it say that in the
Bible? My! That ought to get me in . But , sir, my sins, my
sins!""
II was amazing the way the verse! cam~ bac k to him . ••My
dear woman,'' he continued , .. the Bible says that 'the blood or
Jesus Chrtlfl His Son cleiMeth w from all 1in." •·
"All 5in. did you say?" she asked ea rnmly. ••0oes it really
say, all sin? That o u&)\t to aet me in."
"Yes,'' he re plied, kneeling down beside her. "It say1 aU sin.
The Bible also says, "Th il it a faithrul uyln1 , and worthy of aU
acc~platio n , that Ch riBt lea11 came into the world to •n
sinners ; of ,...hom I am chief." ••
··well ," she sa id , ••if the chie f AOt in, I ca n come. Pray for
me, sir!"
With that the preacher prayed with that poor woman and
she got in. And in the procesa, he confessed, "While she ... u
getting in . I myaelf rot in . We t wo sinnen, 1 preacher and a
poor dyin& woman, were saved toðer that niaht in the Uttle
room.·· -Maranatha
YOU NUD NOT IE LOIT .
PllCUI "THI IVAM.IL." lOX II. LAI.O, P&.OIUtA
The Lon:t is not sleek coneemln1 his proml.., .. tome men count: .. ~
but is lonpufferin(l to ut-WIIrd, not wtlll,.: thft 1ny lhoufd perish, but tNrt. all
Sir H enry Howarth aay&:
"The breakinc up of th~
earth"• crult, of which evide.nce
~eema to be overwhelmmr .
necnurily cauaed p-eat waves to
traverse wide continental areal ,
and drowned the lfeAt bea1ta
with continual mantles of loam.
clay, rravel and .. nd, u ·~.find
them covered and drowned.
The ••me reol~t dncribes
thi.a flood of waten aa "certainly
one of the ma-t wideapread
cataatroph" which the world
hu aeen," and proves that the
wat.en covered Northern Europe
to • depth of 1,600 f .. t. poured
over Asia Min«, appeand in
India, China, Africa, AU..Valia,
and the Wett lndift. and
fearfully rav..... Nortb aftd
South Am.,tc.a. Hear the
summary of Sir Henry Howar1h:
"I 1ubmit with ... ry
conftclanc:e tbat I have ·proved
that the uUneti.on ol the
mammoth in the old wotW WM Should come to repenUnc~. -2 Plter 319. wclclen, aM GPifaMd owr a
l'llera .,. I i n my For God so loved the wot1d, that he pYe hil only~ Son, thlt wtD-wtdec:onti.Mn.t.l--.bt.ot.iq
m..tionehip with GodT I tab IOIMLr believettl in him lhould not perish, but h-. ...-t•tJrc llr.. -John J..16.' a ~ heatamb, in
stock and .... my.af, "9t"h.et Bel ieve on the Lord .1e1u1 Christ, 1nd thou lhllt be lftld. -kb 1&31. whkll. _., • ...U • other
doH dte ......., -to •!" _z Cor w. .... -_....., lltat lltla The chareh ia the body of Now is the eccepted time; btihold. now ~ thl dl1 of 11Mt.lon. • ..tructioa •• c.a..t 'by a
ChrioL At _., ito -d ia .,d 1T'8 TIMB TO SIIJNBI 11oqo1 o1 ..... which ..-.1
IDCMit .. apiMt ... tl4c t ' I ol The put miaatonary J. H.-laoa Tay&or fnqtlla!lt.l,y toM o1 a Otht-...... cww the lud. d.rowaJ.na the
world I'O"f'l-.& aillrl wOrld who alway• lmpn~Med on Dew coa,.,.. the ~ to wf*--tor a.rtat • -••tw.eh, &IMt U.. ...,..., their ct.r.1t • ~ Ia w.; '-d .. -;bJo. roaalaa:" ··11tat lito 1-.
today. 1"he cllweh _.. -.cl Onee, on meetinJ a .. )'OUDI Qtb-who W ,....tlJ +r DW .. IMd, .. •-'-7 ea.-.. wWc:b .._.. •
..... -wWdt-God-· oha•aetorio-~Aad how--,...-a Clotlr 11 luwa,..lioaollloa-"lwaaaot oat lnothar?" 'J1ta n»UU that had--... 1.-d lor ....... •1 Ek .. _ .................. the
.;,.. J'C* lk • ...,_ _. c1o "And bow many N!w you woe to "'011,.1-_.,.a' mv,.... •........ .... *•aid ...t .... ..,...
... ....... .... ol _, Ia ""'-'""' .......... t. .... -clay,
The Bible record·ofthe nood ia
ello aupported by R~n and
Common s~n•. There are some
thinp in the Bible' hard to be
,undentood. Thin11a which are
not contrary to our rea10n. but
whlch are beyond our reuon.
The record of the nood, however.
ia neither contrary to. nor
beyond our reuon. When we
.know all the facta, the neceuity
of the nooc:t becomes apparent.
Some yean aco. in Enrland, a
man wa• killed by beinr choked
to death. A man hirh in offidal
circles in Enrland planned the
killina. and while he did not
himNif commit the deed. he
hired anothe1 to put him to
death. The victim wu brourht.
to a certain buildinr. where the
hired a .. aui.n tet upon him and
choked him to death. All
En1land knew of the killina of
thi.a men, and .knew also the man
who had planned hla death.
Queen Victoria waa on the
thron e, and ahhou1h abe knew
that this official had put a man
to death. nevertheleaa the
Queen. aome time later, publicly
honored the man with a
kni1hthood. In s pite of the fact
that he had deliberately planned
the death of another human
being. thia Chri1 tian Queen
honored him a t on e of her court
celebrations, while the reneral
public as&ented to the act! You
will aay impou ible. Not a t all.
Not when you know all the facta.
That man who was choked to
death waa·a murd erer, the hired
aasa ui n w aa t h e public
hangman. and the official who
ordered the murderer's death
wa• the Lord Ch iel J ustice or
En1land. who a few yean later
was kni1hted at a reward for
many yean or faithful public
service! When we know all the
I acta about a question it makes a
difference. T he killing of that
ma n was an act of justice upon
the dead. an act of mercy towa rd
the livin1. and upon that baai1.
the neceNity of the nood
becomes apparen t.
In Genesis 6 we read : ""And
God taw thai th~ wid~dn~u of
mon wcu IUOI in th~ ~orth, ond
thol ~wry imqinotion of th~
tho~ht• of hU heorl (.I)CU only
~uil continually .... And God
1aid unto Noala, Th~ ~nd of oU
fla•h U com~ be{or~ m~. {or the
earth U fitl«l with 11i~nce
thro~h them. "TheaonaofGod,
who are believed by aome to be
the deac:endant.a of the 1odly line
of Seth, had broken down the
barriera between themaelvet and
the unaodly line ol Cain, and the
intermarriace ol 1odly and
untodly had brourht then, u it
often brinp today. a harvett of
ai.n . The earth became r.Jied with
violenCe and iniuttice. There
wu no order. nocovernment. No
man was ..te, either in hia own
peraon, or in poaaeuion of thoee
who were his own. Murder and
rape wes die rule.
Some studen\1 of demonoiOI)'
believe th•t the antediluvian
rianta were a rac:e of beinp
actually related to demona, and
ao poei.tively ~ by the
Devil. that it practically
amounted to demons becomin1
memben of the human family.
and that in the ~andemonium
of unrichteousneu which cau.Md
poiYiamy to pr01per, and purity
to cea~e from the earth, God
deatroyed the entire race,
1parinr only Noah and hia
family because Noah waa
"perfect in hia pnerat ion1." The
phraM: meana upri1ht in hia
marri.a1e Rlationthip, ·and it
eivet us an inaiaht into the awful
dapneracy of that day. wh•n
Peraonal J)Utity WQ IUCh a
~a~rc:lty dial God'• Word rec;orda
it only of Noab.
Self·
Preeenation
1'llon II aa old aytq thai, ··w.,..._ 11 th 11n1
... of ututt:• Do you bel:kft.
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• , ••• lirotheffy kindne.;
a•4 to brotherly ki~ ...,;,y.·
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YCN e....oc ... '"-Go& "• aoc:aa M It il Uti" "'True." ................. "10 .... pllt,.., _.. _.., Ia ... ,._ oftWre• .. •••••
It 10, you wW 11 oaoe
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y a-__,. ,._. .......... He a ....._., bat let tt th-. wt II ~ rflld ...,.r• I .. ._,.,.... ,.. ..... ,11 1 ,
~to, ............ TMialthel-.to~ .. Orl .... , .................. ,.,... ...................... .... ...._. .. ._r .... ,.. ,..,......that.nih•.u.~....,,... ... ,we ••• .,._,._..., •••' ,...... • •• ,. •"' .....,., ,... ..... thnMcb,......... • ...
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t.IESA WATTIUS CO.
.... a.IJOJ
RaDda.U John VlsiUa, 21, or
220 20tb St., Central Newport,
"'
~E'WPORT.IfAROOR USIGH
SECOIID SECllON--'Pap 3
South Shore opening
I'Mtecl MOG VlaWa't SAT URDAY,
rant.ce&Ddctarlld wtth PQI-Jean Beutler, 1980 letb st., South Sbore S&JUAc Club, oo trocpa ao.t lD Soutbeut Alia.
IITIIOD of IIW'1jaua ••• Clllp Newport He.tpta, reporitd$UO tbt r:.,y at Nwport Harbor, After tbetropby preMIID.tloD,
Jerel Palmer, 500 AU.O AYe,, wortb ot cloth1Da ttola from preMated tropbl11 10 wtaa•a a U bOat notllla paraded
lifnport Hliebtl, reported tbat a ckltbea dryer at tbl.taddrell, of 1be ZDd aod Srd rae• of tbrou&tl Hle tarbol" tn colo!'hll
be ftl abot 1n the hiP with wntJe abe left tM •uoctromat tbt bl..polDt aeries durtoc the flag dreA led b)' BugoC&ner's
u a1r IUD by 1 of z teenare betweea 4:20 aad 4:SO p.m •• , • open,Loc day festlvtttes. aa toot" LUD1.!Uo"wlthth10Yer
boll who followed him 1D a Stereo eoUQd equtpmeot valued Ceremooles begu wttll the Sextet Dt.Delaod Sand a.boUd
car AI be rode h11 bicycle oo at $570 was burcl&rllold from flag ralsinc r ites led by Com-pf'OY1.d1D.c musle.
ln1Dt BIYd, betweeo ?:SO IDd the bome of PbUIJp ROM, 1404 modore Dick Bauer. Cunoc Caaooo 'a.tutes were Ured
'1:35 p.m •••• Terry Grant W, Oceu Front, Balloa. be-salutes were ft.red as Flag Of-by CU Knucl&oo's "Tigress"
Ntbch, 22, or 2Z4 Newpor t tween l:SO •·91· and 8 &.m. Ocers BUI Mc.Naugbton, Don to other racbt clubs oo the
BIYd,, Newport Hetcnts, wu ••• A car battery worth $2~ Price, AOOy ADclerson, Dents bay aa U)e notllla passed by,
&rrMted at 11:30 p.m. at his us stolen from Nigel Braridt Burnett and Gil Knlldsoa were Upon returD1ng to the South
r utdeoce and cbarpd with pos. of 2013 Calvert st., Costa Mesa, introduced to the crOYd of more Shore Port steaks and
Mnioo or marljua.Da , •• wblle bls car was parted at lba.D 100 members and guest&. were coaswned and ~~~!II
Oolol'es PadiLla, 40, or 2860 300 E. Newport Center Or., Father OorLas blessed SSSC's began 1D the main sa~
Alta Vista, East Bluff. was Newport Center, from 9 a.m. fleet and led a pnyer tor the club faclllties.
el».rpd with shoplifting after May 19 until 1 p.m. May 20
ber urest at 4:50 p.m. at ••• Management or the VIlla BANK pLANs A' N P enney's In Fashion Island •.• Roma restaurant, 445 N. New-
Roberta Lorraine Hughes, 45. port Blvd., Newport Heights, ot 1942 Port Nelson Pl., Har-reported that someooe stole Construction will start soon CICIY about 8,000 sq. ft . orthe
bor VIew Homes, was sUgblly i patntlng va lued at $150 trom on the Bank or California build-ground Ooor space of the 77,000
injured at 1:20 p.m. when a the wall or the restaurant be-tng, a 6-story otftce comple:r sq. n.structure.Al.Soscheduled
eat she was drh1ng collided tween 10 p.m. and midnight located within Newport PLace to occl()y a portion or the fa-
With aoother car, driven by ••• Wekltng equJpment valued t he $200 million pla.Ju:r.ed com~ clllty 1s the SouthernCaUfornia
Gary Floe, or Ora.oge, at San at $454 was stolen from a muntty for bustness located headquarters ror Johnson and
Joaquin HIUs Rd. and Mac-storage bulldlng or the lnlne near Orani1! County Airport. Yape CoostrucUon Coml)a.Dy
Arthur Bl,d. Coast Country Club between A full service Baru; or CaUl and Mape Industries, the butk1-
• FRIDAY, MAY 19 7 p.m. May 19 and 5 a.m. ornla branch will lDJUally o.:: lngowoers.
Patrick Jeffrey Schneider, May 20. Newport Place was acquired
24, or 1907 GlenwOOd Lane, LI!GAL MOTICI! ln 1'371 by Emkay Development
Baycr est, was arrested at 1:45 LIGAL MOnCI Company. Inc., a subsidiary or
a.m. at 523 Westminster Ave., fiCTITIOI.5 BI.51NESS NAME M.orrlsoo-KnOOsen Company
Newport Heights, and charged FICTITIOUS BtEINESS NAME STATE MENT Inc., from Lockheed Aircraft
with lewd a.od Imm oral conduct STATEMENT The following persoos are Corp. It Is the second major
••• Clothing valued at $200 The following persons are doing business as: Uni-Pac-lt undertaking by Em kay Uf Call -
was stolen from Dl.aoa Murchi-doing business as: MacArth11r UOI Birch Street Suite 4• tornia. Earlier, Emkay de-
soo's car willie 11 was parked Ltd., 2152 Dupont Drive, New-Newport Beach, c~.: Albert veklped the 18-story Bank or
near her residence at 445 N. port Beach, CaUtornia: Real Leslie Maloney, 3806 Inlet Isle California Plaza Ln San Diego.
Newpor t B lvd., Newport Estate lnvestors Inc. a CaUl-Drive Corona del Mar Ca · ---------------
Heights, from 5 p.m. to mid-ornta Corporatl~n. io82 Ml-Holly' Hutchison MatoneY Jao6 ----~EG_~_~TI~~----II'"•IJ•II'"•Es ~ Digh.t • • ·Potted pLants valued chelson Dr ive, Newpo rt Beach, lnlet Isle Drive, Corm:a. del FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME
._ ._ ,. at $30 were stolen from Merrill California· Orner w. Long 1401 Mar Ca STATEMENT
0 --------------------, MllDdt's yard at lOci Jade Ave., Gala.xy nr'tve, Newport Beach, rhls business is belng con-The fol\owlng person Is doing
THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH IS THE Balboa. Island, between 8 p.m. CaWornia, ducted by a partnership. business as: Fatsos, 2302 w.
CENTER FOR May 18 and 11 a.m. May 19 Thls business Is being con. Signed: Albert L. Maloney . Ocea.ntront, Newport Beach:
• A s uede coast valued at ducted by a Limited Partner-This statement fl ied with the Michael David Huish, 2304 W.
BIBLICAL STUDIES $196 was stolen from a rack ship. county clerk or Orange County Oceanfront, ~e,-port Beach.
a t the "Back Street'' store in Signed: Real Estate Investors on : May 23, 1972, by Beverly This bu siness Is being ('on-
Fashion lsland between 4 p.m. Corp., Robert D. Volt, Pres.; J. Maddo:r, deputy county c lerk. ducted by an tndlvtdual.
IH THE HEWPORT .. MESA AREA a.nd 8:35 p,m. • · . A 35 mph Oliver W. Long. PubUsh: May 25 June 1 8 Signed: Michael o. Huish. DR ' JAMES O'BRIEN COMBS speed wuning sign at Po.t This statement filed wilh the 15, 1972 , In theN...:.O,t H.;~ This statement!lled with the
Dunletgh aoo Newport Hills Dr ., county clerk of Orange County Ensign. F .17976 county clerk of or an""" County IS YOVR BIBLe TeA CH e R. A ND P R.E!ACH E!R Harbor View Homes wass•-Je M •s 19-b ' •· , ...., n on: ay " • '"• y Beverly on: May 30, 1972, by Beverly ~~:;:":,.L~A ... ~~·. AT ,~::: t:: =~•RL5~1~L:J~~s abo1.~9 :415$p;00m ..•• ~.brac!relet J. Maddox, deputy couoty clerk. LEGAL NOnCE J. Maddox, deputy cour:tyclerk.
COST..... 7r 00 P.M. I!VAGI!LIST_IC HO U R va ..-..a was ... en om Publish· June 8 15 22 29 FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NA ME p-~u h J 8 l" 2" '9 .Wary Hammond's apartment at 1972, In ·the Ne..;....,• H;•bo~ ..,... s : une • "• "• -• HOME OF P. G. HEUMt.HH CHRISTit.H SCHOOL 1 -~· -• STATE MENT 1972, in the Newpo.t Hutm ·~==~==~~==l~~;~~;~~~~ 321-1 2 Larkspur Ave., Corona Ensign. F -18063 Tbe following persons are Ensign. f' .18088 I ---LEc AL_HO_T1-CE _______ LEGAL NOTICE--:~~u~~s~~~.s 42:~1d!:: ----LEG.iLt«lTJCE--
OI
FJRIUSTSTat •• t;.,RI!~ L':,~H:~::ASTER -----------------------------------------Ave., Corona del Mar : Allen FICTITiOus-stSINEss -NAME
.-... ., •• ~. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Patrick Stewart, 27'00 Peter-STATEMENT
3303 v-.. Li4io Lu...,_ ~ in AMirioe Santa .\na California "-• t SOD c M • son u'"·• ... p • , osta es:a; The to\ lowing person Is doing Newport kada 2100PMHkiVIMtDr. Date May 23, 19'72 Donald Edwin Zwelfel 421 SUNDAY SQIOOL In pursuance or a resolution of the Board ot Supervisors of Goldenrod Ave., Coron'a del business as: J. C.'s Pool Ser-
9 ...... 4 10110 .... CoraM dlf Mlr, CaUf. the Orange County Flood Control District adopted May 23, 1972 Mar. vice, 214 Nice Dr ·· Santo. Ana
SUNDAY SIEJlVICE.S REV. WI LBUR E. ALLEN directing this ooClce, NOTICE lS HEREBY GIVEN tlla.t the Tills business is being con-92703: Jerry C. Lear, 214 Nice
·9 a.a. n410tl0 a.-. Interim Pa.stor Clerk or said Bol.rd wlU r eceive In Room 50lln the Cotmty ducted by a partnership. Dr., Sa.nta Ana 92703·
WEDNESDAY EVENING 1Jtc9)::0000AA:A.Mi_· Family Wo~ AdmlnlstraUOil Building, 515 North Sycamore Street, santa Signed: Allen P, Stewut, D. Tbts business is belng con-~•-.uoo . ,...._ ch ..-ADI. on or before the hour of 2:00p.m. or June 19, 1972 sealed E. z-e"el. ducted by an lndlvtdua.l. ......... ,,.... 8p.m. .,,.,nUl -• bid 1st .. u Stgned:JerryC.Lear. , UADING llOOM . Fntiw Wor*Jp 11 or pr~sa or the construction or that portion or East This statement !lied with the This stalement filed witll tlle
wee• c1a1a: 9 a.m •. 5 p.m. NURSERY PROVIDI!.D Newport Helgtlts Storm Dra.ln fro m Dover Drive to Flfteenth 'cowty clerk of Orange County county clerk of Orange County
WHM.,.,9a.tn.-7:4!p.n•ll---------..J street. on: May 15, 1972, by Beverly on: Apr. 26, 1S72, by Beverly
T....._y and Frida•: ITEMS J. Maddox, deputy county clerk. J Maddo d 1 k 9 ' (1) Lump Sum Mob!Uutlon, (2) Lump Sum Clearing, (3) Publish: May 18, 25, June 1, · :x, eputy county c er • w;:·; :.:.~·~ ~-~·m· 1500 C.)'. Co,mp. Fill, (4) 480 L.F. 54" Class IV RCP, (5) 8, 1972, tn the Newport Harbor 19~,bl:~h~hJe~e~:t ~!·rt!;~
SBCONDotUR.OtOF 15'16 L.F. 5l 'CiassWRCP,(6)545 L.F,42'"Ciass WRCP, Ensi.gJJ. f.l7818 Ensign. r.1741 4 OIJUST. saJ!f"rr't1ST (7) 8.f L.F. 24" 1800D RCP, (8) 70 L.F. 18" 2000D RCP,
Ntwpott Beac .. at (9) 150 L.F. 18" 1500D RCP &t Headwall, (10) Lump Sum
Con.adcl 3282 8roed atr.'t Junction Structure til, (11) Lump Sum Junction Structure 12,
·3100P-.::ifk: ~ .... Dr. (12) Lump Sum Transltlon Structure #l, (13) Lump Sum Newport H1ilat1 TransJUon Structure t2, (14) Ea. 1 -Manhole, (15) Lump
SUNDAY SOIOOL 10 a.m. A Fru ' •"d lrul•p•nd•"' Sum Special Catch Basin, (16) Lump Sum 14-fool Catch Basln,
SUNDAY SERVICE toa.111.. Co"t'•t•tion•l (17) Lump Sum 3.5-toot Catch Basin, (18) Lump Sum Street
WEDNESDAY !VBNJNG Ch rld,.,. Cllvrd 1 Repuement, (19) Ea. 2 CMP Drop lnlels, (20) Lump Sum Rudint: lt.ooa:. 1 P•• W:aiDtain Traffic &. Detours.
.... DR. RtB;ELL SPrrTLER _.. C...&B"J. Interlm Pastor PIU"suant to the provisions of Section 1773 of the LabOr Code Eaa-c•" 11'•"'--ot the State or CaWornta, the Board of Supervisors has
Woa.-Fri.: 10 a.e. co 5 p.m. SUNDAY SERvtCB ascerta.lned the general pr eva!Ung rate or wa~s and employer ~Clnday cwnia&l1 7 co 9 AND CHlJilOi satOOL payments ror health and welfare, ¥1.catton, pension and slmJiar
S.t.: 10 a.-. to 4 p.a AT 10!00 A.M. purposes lfJI)Ucable ttl the. work to be done. These rates sh:UI
You arc conWy ilm.rcd co Nwnny un proftl~Ml be the m.lnimum wage rates tor tnts project. These rates are
attand Serftaa and fttONE: on tlle with the Clerk or the Board or Supervisors and c~fes
co u.-wlll be made available to any Interested r arty on request.
Central Bible Qun:b
2JRD ST. et ORAMGI, COSTA MUA -MI-AOJ
Sunday Moruio& Worablp .•.•. · .... 10:80 Lm.
Sunday Eveotng Wot ablp •.•...... 7:00p.m.
Wednesd ay Bi ble Study * P rayer . • 7 :00 p.m.
An 1Ddepeadeo& oburob wUb Bi ble ministry
CLIPP D.IVI, NIWPOIT IIACH
A N!W CNURCN WILCOMU YOU
TH& fii&V, DOH L , IHGL£, .. AlTO"
SUNDAY SCHOOl..,,.,, f r4S A.M. 118LIITUDY
WORSHIP • , , • , 11 A.M.-· 7 P.M. J1 JO P.M.
I CHURCN Of RELIGIOUS SCIENCE
OF CORONA DEL liAR
I LIANO. C.. J ACIUON. MINIITIIII
S'edQ' ••••• , , 11:00 &.m.
• • • , •••• ll:OOa.m.
Plall aad pectal proVisions which iociUde contract docu-
ments will be anllable tor examlnaUon wuoout charge at the
om.ce ot tbe District or may be secured upon payment,
tncludlnc state Sales Tu, of: (a) $4.20, II requested by mall
aDd (b) $3.15, lt picked te:~ at District office, made payable to:
Orange County Flood Control Dtstrlct, Posl Omce Bo:t 1078
(MaiUnc address) 400 Clvlc Center Drive West (Street address)
Santa Au., C&Wonl1a.
Tbe:re wtll be oo refUnd for return of plans and special
proYtaloD.s aDd retun1 1s oot required.
Tbe standa.rd speeltlcatlons. and plans (adopted March 7,
197Z) ue a lso part ot this contract. Copies ot the standard
specUlc&Uoos &ad plans are also available at the omce or
tbt District tor an additional charge, Including State Sales
Tax, of: (1.) $3,47, tr picked 1.1P at the District oftlce and (b)
$4.5Z, i! n questod by mail.
8} order of tbe Baud or Supervisors or the Orange County
FlOod Coot:rol Dtstrlet, Onllge County, c aurornl.a.
(SEAL)
WlLLlAM E. ST JOHN
County Clerk and e:x-omcto
Clerk or the Board of S~r-
vtsors of the Orange County
Flood Control D!.strlct
By June Aleunder, Deputy
P11bU8b: Newport Harbor Eoslgn, JuDe 1 and 8, 19'12 ................. biGAL NOTICI
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME
STATEMENT
The roucnrlng pe.rsoo.s are
doing business as: Newport out.
doors, 507 Orchid Ave., Cof'OIII.
del Mu 926%5: Jim and Judy
Hicks, 507 Orchld Ave,. Corona.
dol Mar.
Tbla bual.Dess is bel.nc con.
dttctad b7 a ceoeral putDer.
sblp.
StiH<t: Judy Hicks.
Tbls statem&Dt lllecS wUb tbe
eo-ctort ol Osuct COOIDt!'
Oil: lil&J 15, lt?!, by Bt9tl'tJ
J. lltddoa, doi><Q -clort.
PeUab: May u. a. J .. 1,
t, U?t, in 1bo N-Hatbor
lulp. F -I '1110
IUHHIHG'S
COLL!CTOR'$ 11101'
NOW -2 LOCA.TIONSI
BEAUTY NOOK
2732 E. Cant Hwy
Corona dol Mor
Phone 644-7336
S.AL!S & SEll¥ a:
..20 I!. 11TH $T. COSTA MUA . ,..,""-,_ ..
• --Pt opet" Frtttng Assured
3409 E Coast Hwy.
Cor oN del Mar
875·3133
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ot l ll, .. ,JIIIa .. _l_ .__ -BodkJior. ~p o....., 111'7 Zlltb Sl,, Will Newport, • TVIISIMY,IIAY II boatll>tComm.U,C-op-~ dollblld 1M talalllll' 1M .., Jkwport c.._ Dr., t...t 408 Ctabboul, ts,soo. wu arrtlted u 9:45 p.m. at Two blbcaJw, n.laltl:t at tst. UO.J Cbarcb et l Hti.JoCJ'CCM
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ft( .. 6 1DGMMol*'U:,_,.ud de'rtklrpiDtDt, I permtta, $48,-8&lloa BI.J CICI, S lllt Pla.et, C.atnl Nnpoct, wwt ltoS. from I cu bt-' '
bociCtd till record •1111 to 000 ud $U,aoo. aboYt cooertte ..,.,. &Dd cbarpd wltb ptt!Uc !Jitoxl-laac:lDI to ~ Rtclllt)', .Sl ·-------·-------------, $11.11S,I11, ~ lut,_,.,, J. Mdfaa&MCIII,EdwardGidd-turt at lUl W. Cout ea.tioa , •• A btc)'cle talued tt VIa lJdo loud, Lido lale, wblll
M&1 JJ mart ot tn,stl ,077. LDp. I atorJ omct bulldtDc at $'7'H,OOO. $50 wu Jtollltnftom u tmloctecl tt wu s;uked ID Buffwu' pult-na. 1• tbl J.s tlfcMit per-150 Newport Ceater, $$00,000. Earl Ktnr, addt.Uon at I*AP at 111 401b St., Wut tnr Jot at Fuhloa Ialaad from
mit total !Or OM tnOitb, t1· • CUFF HAYEN UdO Park Dr., $11,000. Newport, wbere lt was ltft 3:30 p.m. QQUI S:SO p.m ••••
eoodocl oa11 bJ tilt $14,070,110 -rt Palmer, odd I<> pr. F.A.B. Collllruellllo Co., 2 loiiii>Ol'UII1 by Jalr Walts of A lllcyelo "'luod at $40 wu
INued lD S..Umbtr lilt Jtu, & .. , 5SO KLD.p Rd., $8,000. .tory ~lex, S907 S.sbore, TuMiD from 9 a.m. May IS 1fDI111 from P&trleJa WU.OO'I
Tbo bJao11 11om lot llay • PROMONTORY POINT S44,SOO. unlll 1 a.m. llay 21 ••• A open prop at 2018 SullaiiiD
"" the B&)'WOOd aputmeota The lniDt Co., ' coacrete • UOO ISLE $100 bicycle was stolen from Dr., DoYwShona,betweent:!O project o1 thelrYiDt Co~. total. parking str~JCtv;Hs, 501 , eot, W. c . Buttner, a.ddlUon, Ill q:artmeot stat.rweU at the and 9:SO a.m ••.• A thlef toot
ine onr $5,000,000. 701, 801, ud901 E. CoaetHwy., vta Mentooe, $10,000. ot Mtcbiel Snetsoo, z automobile tires "'''*' at
Follow1DI permt11, valued at eacb $107,250; total, $538,250., AllaD FaiDb&rg. add, alter, Ferll&DOO St., Balboa, be· $133 from a stonp locker
$2,500 and ovtr, were Jaaued • BALBOA SOO Vla Lido Nord, $10,000. e p.m. May ZO,and3p.m. at c. J. ArrumUb's reaJ.deoee
durtnc the lut 2 weeks 1D May: SOB lDvestment, 2 story dll-R. L. Horn, addition at 1Z8 21 ••• A c:lut ch plate and at 1210 Park Newport, between
• HARBOR VIEW mLLS plel, 201 6tb St., U4,187. Vta Ithaca, $11 ,000. ttre worth $120 were stolen 11 a.m. May 14 and 2 p.m.
Tbe ln'loe Co., 115 permlls Clemenz.a, &di!!Uon, S08 An~ • NEWPORT HEIGHTS TDlat'HY L STRADER ofNew~ trom Timothy Stephens' car May 23 ••• Tooll and fta:hiAg
tor the Ba)'1r00d Dri~e aput-ade, $2,500. Paul Cuomo, addltton at 538 port Beach has Joined tbe DoD white 1t was parked at his tackle worth about $ZOO were
meats, lncludin& a recrea.uon E, stockwell, remodel p.r-AUso An., $10,000. Koll Company of I:nlDe a. vtee relldeDCe at 904 W, Balboa. stolen from a boat beloDC1nc
buUdJnc, carports, restrooma:, age, 1318 E, Balboa, $5,000, • WEST NE WPORT HEIGHTS president and pneral counsel. Bh'd., Balboa, from 9p.m.u.n.tll to Charles Howud, 324 E. Zotb
Jarmdry rooms, and apartment • CAMEO SHORES Ho&g Hospital, 301 Newport For the past 2 years, bt wu mldnlgbt . . • Tbleves took 8 St., CoAa Mesa, While 1t wu
btdldlnp, $5,0!3,578, H. E. Karsten, &dcU.Uon. 4627 Blvd., out-pa.Uent clinic build-a putner 1o the Newport Bea.cb aluminum dlDJng chairs valued at 3101 W. Coast Hwy., Coroaa
L. B. KiDL awtmm~Dc pool, Camdeo Rd., $50,000. log, $140,000, Jaw flrm of Duryea Carpenter at $320 troma walkwa.yadjacent del Mar, from 4:30p.m. May Z2
1?61 Port Manlel&h, $4,400, • CORONA DEL MAR • AIRPORT AREA £ Barnes. He wa~ president to Berksntre's restaurant, 3450 wrt112 p.m. May 23.
B. L. Sherk, n'lmmlng pool, Jeremy Hill, add, repair, 404 Mabolly "-Gnu, puUtlons, of the 0ra.nge COWJty Fair board Vla ()porto, Lido Shops, betWeen SE AMAH J OE GRADUATES
3830 Ocean Btrcll Dr., $3,800. Iris An., $8,700. . 3822 Cl.mpus Dr., '$3,200. 1o 1971 aDd a director IU'ld 1 p.m. May 20 and 1 a.m. J W
Don Gabriel. swimmi.Dg pool, Olck Beauchamp, add1Uon at Stei.Dbrugge & Moon, attera-secretary of the Greater Irvine May 21 • , • Rosemany Williams, Navy Sea~n M 0= M •
19'11 Port Seabourne, $3,500, 2626 CoYest., $2,500. tlons, 3'n0 Campus Dr., $5,000. lodustria1 League. currently, 4601 Cortland Dr., Cameo High~ Trott;r, Tr~ 0 t ~1 J f!;
Theodore Tate, addition, at Cbatles Blood, 2 story du-Don Koll, addition at 4120 be ls chairman of RepubUcan lands reported that $15 was Jay · er o asm
2807 Ebbtide, $4,500. plex, 303 Larkspur, $44,000. Birch, $6,400; tenant develop-Associates of Orange County. stol~ trom a purse left in her Ave., ~ooat1el ~~t'r ~~i
Plper, swlmmlng pool, 1615 Allen Quicker, a swtmmlng ment, 4100 Blrch, $3,108. Followln 1\Js g:rad~.aUon fr om car . while it was parked on uated om recr a I
Hatlbon Crest Ctrcl&, $4,500. pool at 212 Hue! Dr., $2,800. Keystone savings & Loan, John c!rroll Univer sity in Brighton Rd., Cameo Shores, t~e Naval Tntnlng Center at
E. E. Mance, swimming pool • IRVINE TERRACE 2 story bwldlog, 4301 Mac-Cleveland Otuo and the OCLA from 4 to 4:30p.m. S::•::•_:0_:10:!K0c:.·:_--,-----
at 974 S&ndcasUe, $4.,SOO. W. Taylor, alterations, 2001 Ar thur Blvd., $200,000. law se~l h~ served as a • MONDAY, MAY 22 L!GAL HOnea
J. W. Hines, addition, 2711 Sabrina Ter ., $3,000. • BALBOA rst.AND first lleute~nt in the U.S. Ar my Donald Malcolm Pehkotf, 41,
Ebbttde, $8,000. • BIG CANYON Burress & Donovan, 2 story 1o Korea tor 2 years. Jf 403 Belvue Lane, Balboa,
• NEWPORT SHORES WHll:im D. Lusk, 2 story, 1 duplex Z23 Sapphire, $51,200. ~ was arr ested atl a.m.at Balboa
Ttm Macres, swtmmi.Dgpool, unit dweiUng at 3 Locllmoor, Ga.r~r Brandt, 2 story du~ L,IGAL MOnel _ Blvd, and 6th st., Ba.lboa., and
3 Canal Circle, $3,000, $95,900. plex, 311 Grand Canal, $30,000. FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME charged with driving under the
• NEWPORT CENTER George Jeffries, 1 story, 1 Peter de Bal.l.l.L, Phi Up Patch, STATEMENT influence of alcohol ..• Pamela
Pacutc Mutual Ute Insurance untt dweWng, tO Cypress Point, duplex, 210 Emerald, $37,500 , The following person Is doing Catllerine Sowa, 19, of 1512
Co., 700 Newport Center Dr., $56,000. business as: The Galley, 810 Irvine Blvd., HarborHigttlands,
space develOpment on3rdfloor, R. H. Osbrink, 1 story, 1 unit BONUS TO ENL IST E Balboa Blvd Newport was arrested at 6:45 a.m. at
soutll slde,SZ27,«0;oorthslde, dwelll.Dg at 8 Cypress Point, A $1,500 boaus will be paid B~ch : Lynn Ber~~d Strauss, Marine Ave. and Bayside Dr.,
$228,000; 4th noor, $488,800. $75,000. to quallfted personnel enlisting 1256 N. Poinsettia PI., L.A., Irvine Terrace, and charged
The Irvine Co., alter SuUe B. A. Batc~eller. dwelling at tn the Mar toe Corps combat Cal. 9004S. with publtc drug Jntoxi catlon
700 at 550 Newport Center Dr., 15 Hermitage, $109,200. arms fields during a 3-month This business Is being con-••. A stereo casette tape
$10,650; reflecting pool, 610 Ron Bennett, SW:Immtng pool, test period from JUDe 1 through dueled by an lndlvtdual. player valued at $90 was stolen
Newport Center Dr., $41,500. 10 Pinehurst, $4,500. Aug. 31. The recruit must en-S igned: Lynn Be.rnard from Phllllp Wink.ler's r est-
Ponderosa Homes, partitions Walt Crutteoden, swimming list [or 4 years and sign up Strauss. dence, at 302 33rd St., West
and eleetrtcal wort, 369 San pool, 1 Rue de Pare, S7,000. tor any one of 3 military oc-This statement filed wlth the Newport, between 4 p.m . May
FICTITIOUS BWlNESS NAME
STATEMENT
The followlog person lsdotng
business as: Newport Micro.
electronics, 1050 Rutland Rd.,
Newpor t Beach: James R.
Crowder, 1050 Rutland Rd.,
Newport Beach,
This business is being coo-
ducted by an individual.
Signed: James R. Crowder.
This statement tiled with the
county cler k ot Orange County
on: May 15, 1912, by Beverty
J. Maddox, deputy coUDtyclerk.
r:::Yiiiii'Tiuil----, • WEST UPPER BAY c~Uona.l specl.aiUes:in.b..ntry, county clerk of Orange Coun ty 21 and 12 :30 p.m. May 22 ..•
THAN J. Bucllanan, swimming pool, artillery or tank a.nd amphl-on: May 30, 1972, by Beverly Randolph Francis Laferr, 59, '• c•u•a• SHOP" 1100 Estelle Ln., $2,SOO. b1an tractor. The bonus would ,J. Maddox, deputy county clerk. ot 718 Poinsettia Ave., Corona C
""' -.. ""' M. C. McCray, a swtmmlng be pa.td to recruits at the Ume Publish : June a, 15, 22, 29, del Mar, was taken by pollee _____ L E-~~~~0~---
POOLish: May 18, 25, June 1,
8, 1972, In the Newport Harbor
Ensign. F-17819
II'ASSPORT ~HO TOS pool, 1236 Somerset, $6,800. they complete training and a 1972 in the Newport Harbor to Hoag Hospital at 10 p.m.
P'U BL.ICI T·Y P'HOTOS Cy Vlgman, swimming pool, combat arms MOS ts assigned. EnslKn f -18086 after his wlfe told them lle had FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME
harbor
hot'" Ia
1368 Galaxy, $4,800. • taken 50 sleeping pills , • , STATEMENT
Church of Jesus Christ of LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL HOTICE Pennee Hewitt, 111 Opal Ave., The following person tsdotng
Latter Day Saints, addition at Balboa Island, found 5 ttres business as: Triple "J" Prop-
SOl Dover Dr., $4 1,000. Santa Ana, California on tus 2 cars slashed and ertles: 320 Concord Lane, Bay-
S. K. t L. G. Gregory, add!-Date May 30, 1972 punctured while they were side V1llage, Newport Beach,
t1on, 1406 Lincoln Ln., $13,000. In pursuance of a resolution of the Board of Supervisors of parked behind tus residence CaUf. 92660: Jackie Hay, 320
• NEWPORT BEACH the Orange County Flood Control District adopted May 30, 1972 from 11 p.m. May 21 untH Concord Lane, Bayside VIllage,
James Read, 2 story duplu., directing this DOU.ce, NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN that the 5:30a.m. May 22 ..• A burglar Newport Beach, Calif. 92660.
3901 Marcus, $53,190. Cl erk of said Board will r~o;otvl!' In Room 501 in the County took $222 from the residence Tills business Is being con-~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:..;w:l~ll~ia~m~H:ort~m;:••~·~2~s:to~r~y:d,u-Admlnlstratlon ButldJ.ng, 515 Nortll Sycamore Street, SaDta of Carmen Caldero118, 105 Vl.a ducted by an Individual.
Ana oo or before the hour or 2:00p.m. of June 19, 1972 sealed Undine, Lido Isle, betWeen 7 Si gned: Jaclde Hay.
bids or proposals for the co nstruction of that portion of p.m. aDd a p.m •••. A bicycle, Tills statement ftled wtth the GARAGE SALE fairview Road Storm Dnin. a vacuum cleaoor, and other county clerk of Orange County
ITEMS bousehold and personal Items on: May 23, 1972, by Beverly
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(1} Lump Sum Mobtu.r.ation. (2) 78 L.F. of 9 z6 RCB. (3) valued at $1 260 were stolen J. Mlddox, deputy county clerk.
631 L.F. 7 1 4 RCB. (4} 1750 L.F. 69-lnch RCP. (5) 991 L.F. from the restdenceot Lee Gar!-Publlsh: June 1, 8, 15, 22, HH HARBOR BLVD .. COSTA MESA • 540-M30
&6-lncll RCP, (6) 146 L. F. 24-lnch RCP, (1) Lump Sum D.S. to~gt~o~o~, ~1~9~30~P~0~,t~Loc~ks~l~e~lg~h,~l~9~72~,~~n~th=e~Ne~wpo=~"~Har~bo~r~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ANTIQUES
Transition. (8) Lump Sum U.S. Trans1Uoo. (9) Lump Sum Harbor Vtew Homes, between Ensign. F -17987 Ju.octlon Structure Sta, 6 +58 to 6 + 66. (10) 5 Ea. JWtctlon ART OBJECTS
CHINESE IMPORTS
KNICK-KNACKS
FURNITURE
2721 E. Coast Hwy.
Corona del Mar
AT THE ALLEY
OFF FERNLEAF AVE .
Structures on a per unit basis. (11 ) 1 Ea. Pipe Inlet Struchae.
(12) t' Ea. Colla.r aDd Inlet Structure. (13) 1 Ea. t O.ft. C. B.
(14) 1 Ea. 15-ft. C. B. (15) 4 Ea. 20.tt. c. a. on a per un.tt
basis. (16) 973 L.F. 8" VCP, (11) 124 L.F. 6-inch VCP. (18)
8 Sewer M.H. on a per unit basis. (19) 2 Sewer Siphons on a
per Wltt basts. (20) Lump Sum Landscape. (21) Lump Sum
Maintalo Trat:tlc, (22) Lump Sum 6-lnctl Water Relocation
Sta. 27 + 61 . (23) Lump Sum 6-tnch WatfC'r Relocatlon Sta.
33 + 14.
Pursuant to the prortslons of Section 1773 otthe Labor Code
of the State of CaWor nla, the Board of Supervisors has
aaeertalned tlle general prevallJng rate of wages and employer
payments for bea.lth and wel1a.re, vacation, pension aDd similar
purposes appllcable to the work to be dOne. These rates
sball be the mto.1mum wage rates tor tl'its pro}ect. These
rates are on tile with the Cler k of the Board of S~rvtsors
and ooples wtll be made available to any Interested party oo
request.
Plans and special provisions whlcb include contract docu.
ments wlll be available tor examination without cl'large at the
omce of the Dlstrtct or may be secured upon pa.ymen.t,
lncludtng State Sales Tu, of: (a) $4 .20, 1f requested by maU
and (b) $3.15, 1f picked ~at District oft'l ce, made payable to:
Or anp County Flood Control District, Post Ofrtce Bor 1078
(Matllog address) 400 Ctvlc Center DrlveWest{Streetaddreas)
Santa Ana, Callfornia.
There wtll be oo refund for return of plans and special
provisions aDd return ls not required.
The staDdard speclttcatlons and plarui (adopted March 7,
1972 ) are also part of this cootract. Copies of the standard
specitlcatlons and plans are also avaUable at the of11ce of
the 015trlct for an additional charp, Including State Sales
Tu.1 . of: (a) $3.41, tt picked !C) at the District otnce and
(b) J-4.52, It r equested by mall. '
By order of the Beard of S~rvlsors ot the Orange County
Flood Control Dlstrict, Oranp County, Calltornla.
(SEAL)
W. E. STJOHN
CoUDty Clerk and n-otftclo
Clerk of the Bo&rd of s~.
Ylsors of the Orange County
Flood Control Diltrlct
By Juoe AleD.OOer, Deputy
Juoe a' 15, 1912
!.IGAL M011CI
IS IT TRUE THAT SOME FUNERAL HOMES
CATER TO FAIIAIUES OF SPECIFIC RELIGIOUS
DENOIIAINA TIONS 1
FICTrriOUS BUSINESS NAIIE
STATEMENT
The to no.rtnc porooa Ill de•"'« I
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