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Home My WebLink About1973-01-25 - Newport Harbor EnsignCELEBRATING 'I • A S&A DIO&O llrm lt dnwlll( "bayt aa 1oag road plana lor a 1c.-, -ID-.-11111 a ,... tape." Ooe of tbe llrst -bUar FruO L. -Aoooelatel, tum projlet lor tbo -eat Tbo 1rnoo Co., wblch ..,.. the bloeb belli( tbe deYelopmoat tbe SUI Dlo&O llrm Plaltailtc tile CLEAN-UP DETAIL lD the Back Bey aret Jut Saturday 1Dcbxled these ''Newport PlaD" OPEN SPACE stllllents from Harbor Hlgb: from left, Stefe Parmentier, Ruth Clucas and Phil C..ut&ehJ. eoraer of Newport C-. Tbe laad, qr-. Would beNowport'uoodDclllwo. pro)lct, WOCild bolllo<leYeloper. ~t --~ bo 1..__ __ Tbe area propOsed k Ole Mr. Alcoc'o aa1d the eo-...... w Students lead clean -up LAW OK'D pro,_ •IIN&I ve ...,......, 1.-. Arctdtect Junes Alcorn, ·'Wbo IPU'tmnts, just DCtth ot u. .........., about 250 lanry spUt.le'f'el abowed roagb abtebes of the Newport Ceater ftrelt:atlooaad ::..":"ameDC~ ~= ~~::,;.. uydtft•ltMplaDa ~-loBobN"r"owt ~~ ~--soutb of Sao Joaquln H1l1l Rd.. ID'el. -. •• er -wee... 1s zoned for commercial aa4 Ray w•-nce..prestdent caD be made, tba ~klpera. told tbe Eoslp tbat plans tor oftlce structures. Nnport ot tbe ~ Co aid tbat N~~e=~h"d~l= ~bern. aod tbey aU went to work. How retresbl.Dc U was to see An "open sc-ee" r.oa1.nc: dis-~ Irvine c • . • t wu dirty' cold, aod bard yo.g people takUlc tbe lead trtct to be awllect to ts &Dd teenagers ompao~. · ;_~ !~rk, but WbeD they were lD posUive, productiYe aetioo otller bulkUDg-ftee ~ ol • • • ge _., •-~oap tbe world was a IDO!'e wttb tbe "estabD.slimeDt'' work-Newport Bea ners tor a veoture, but pro. beautttul place than wbeo tbey iDe baDd lD bud wtth them to W: cb was adopted ductive, successful ones bep.n ooday night by the City COtm- !:.; =--=, .U:~ :' but::r~betlrm-plamdDg eommJsdoNra are lrT1ae. wb.lcb O'WDS the Newport • ~ moDtb. golng to sebedllle publlc bear-Ceoter laDd, badbeea~b- ALL SET FOR ~:O~~p~all~: :!JtctH=:, :--:u:~e~ merdal zoaea, commwdty de· ctty oftlelala about tile feasi-~:: ::: =.r. tE a· I DU PICbie'fLO. coEmmxoo p.L ::::~a::.··:.:~~.:: meot. Tbls dlr,e Is too often • • over objections by the IrYIDe accomputed by tbe clatter of s I z E Co. aod 2 city comctlmen that a can just thrown, or trub REDucED tbe oew law's laJlcuage is too n ... er!Dg to the gr<)IDI. Talk, ..-enl aJld g!Yes the clty too F R E. EW •elopmeat director Rlebud btllly of tbe projoct llr Fow Ay WAR -toldtboCltyCOODCUyea-ter ald be ...,.;,.ed·...,; terdQ. bal.~ code questlou tor Mr. Alcorn, bell adnsed b.lm to see LlstOIIlnc lo whet 1beJ ooo- sJder tbe omtDOas .tCMM ot war drums cotniq from tbe couoty'a roaddepartmeot, Hew- port•a Freeway Ficfders croc> came out of motbba.llaW.weet ready for a scraP. "U tbey want a ftgM, they've gut ooe,•• IJ"''Wied former New- port ma.JQJ' Al Gruber, after let.ndDc last weet ol tbe eoldy'a plana to keep tbe old eout freeway corridor tbroup tbe COUDty opeo lorpoulbleue u a COUIItJ-buUt ··~ highway ... Al Forctt, a charter member of the Freeway Ftebtera. a smaU uoomeJal ero"' tbat led tbe bottle tbal ldlled tbe eout treefty, aid yesterday bt e:r. pecta "10 or 11 of tbe old- timers to meet lD Lot Aaaeles tb1a week wUb Fr--y FlctJte er s from otber tons 1n the statt.'• He mmtlooed Sa.o Lull: otJUpo and Sacn.meato u % of tbe tons tbat woOJ bt repr'e-.-. --1;;bLalar• wu .a • Sllldw A.., jJt p-I -CO -' , meitloc lut ••t HY•IId OCMmt)' P!au·toueatl-..t.ome . or 110o rtii>Wf • ..., boot!>~ .., the--.te u a frewa.y roate to btdld a coqaty C0U11J roatt. The Idea surfaced durlaf a plea by a DaDa Potot de't'eklper to r~ 80 acres tabu 0\i ot b1s development for tbeorlgloal fl'HWI.y. "Yes. 1t wu the co.mty road departmeot tbat-urpd tb:tplan- nltlc eommtsstoo to 10 slow iD gtYtag ~ uy ot tbe treeny corridor. •• aSS11tant eoaoty road commtssiaaer Murray Storm admitted to tbe EDB1p. Mr. storm Usured Newport restdeoll tbat Ill)' lDeursloa into Newpon S.eb woQt bne to aet a local oby. CtUsos bert made sure of tt.t 2 Ytll'S ala wbea tbty voted ovenrbel- mlqly to allow oo freeway to tillar tbe ettJ wttbout a J)OI)ular Yote of tbe people. J. poas[blo biJlii..S[)e«[ lra!n or a baa espreuway were 2 of tbe posstbJUUes Mr. storm meotiooed for tbe freeway cor- ridor, bat be aid these could be combt.ared wUb a blgtnray. "But Newport Belch W'lllbue to deelde -t lt wants ... lt would be oo problem to hook tbe COUDtJ system iJ:Ito wbat- t¥er Newport eomes .., W'lth," Mr. storm stresaed. otMeanwbUe, 1N want to keep &DJ oew de't'eloptne!Q from eo- eroaeblq: tato tbat corridor.'' He prWed Newport Bead~ lor "taldDc tbe leed lD maldDc a study of a.Jter.u.ve tramc 80IDUOOI after the treeway WU Wled.'' A cocty stu:ty ta also aDIIel way to ftD:t llteraaUve._ Wally Koeb, wbo heeded tli[O Freeway Ftcbtert dllrtac tbe kKlc battle bere, laid tb1a •eet lU ..... wiUWllcbYCJC-- t.~lbo~lfM~ "We ban aiiDo"ctty eo...eu and cU:r-U.t -•baltbo people ftDt DOW, '' Mr. Koeb Aid, "aDd we lmow tbey will be ODOUf side," Mr. Foratt said lbatFrtday's meetiJ:Ig lrl Los Angeles would be I.Dtormat. "We just want to see lf tbese fellows from other tons ltlll bne some Ofbt lett 1n tbem -lf DOt we•ll get a new lfOI.C)." be said. Mr. ForeJt said an attempt ~ pr-lJ be made to pt Newport's ctt:J fathers to try to IDDII tbe ''dowueoast'' area between Col'Oia del Mar Ud Lacuoa Beac h, thus "stopplnc llle COIIIIIT'• plus to put blr roads tbz'oueb that area, wbicb ls DOWCOQQty territory.,. Reahors check on schools CIIU'IN F.-r-z. etalriJWI of tbe Dntlon committee oftbe N-Harbor.Colta Ilea Board of Reeltoro, lllld lbls weet b1a ~ plaDs to bate at leut 2S members at aU future meeU.Dca ol tbl HI'WPQii-Mesa oebool dlstrlet'a board meet- lop. "Our poUtlctana, Bob Bad- bam, Bob Burke IUid llellllla Carpeator, &O lo &leniiiOIIla &Del Beet au aboal: as, 10 80mt- bocl7 ... to-"'tortbe little bomeowDet." Mr. Fer~ I(QI!iiOD CJaiiiMd. He Called local R•ltors "Paol-11111 tbe metter of tt•tton --webowWbat'acoiDc ca." " Wbea 'I people C. tbe KbOOl -d -$14 DlllUoo per year or oar tu moMJ, nttdot lbty bear ntcbtn1,'' llr. Fer-ra-m said. He IDdleated tbat: Reattors will also attelXI meet- lDp of tht Newport lJXI Costa Ilea ctty eouoeils. 41 'We nat better scbools, lower taxes aDd btttC' etty ...,.Jcea," be aid, "IDd we beUeve tb&t the ny to cet tbia Is to &bow more !Dtwest in oar k)ca.l aovenmG." Mr. Ferguoa predicted tbat -lU llllllallyt, lllmllar to tbe ··---<Pro-poolttoo lf)calutllcm-·a ballot, WOCild ....... put lotbe Yolo IDit'H. Calltorlda'a r-.I estate lD-._,. Ia-ed lllo -of Propooltloo If, Ybleb - ba't'e p ... ced. atz1Aptt Umlta ca. property tue .. llr. Hopo moatloued tile tbe ZOIIio( d-ent apartmoat projoct durlllr tbe T .. aree .....,....·lor llle Ctty Comeu stw1J aelldoowhtD &piZ'tmfttl ueswttbtotbe 1000- 11"101' llooald llcloa!' .-loot coesta.l strip to be eooaol- for a report oa 1DJ •aa.J led by' tbe Dew Coastal Zooe sltlllUou Ybicb milbt blYe IP Couenattoo CommJssioo Impact OD ttM clty. Tbe report wbteb bolds its ftrst South Re: is a standard put of each lblly e:;loal Commisaton meet!D aess:loo arenda. nut mootb. g CM eyes park bond vote talk, talk, but oo actloo. N moeb power, Last Saturday we bad some mf!fl rwport Beacb city COODCU-jo1Ded wltb Mr. Croul to keep Mayor Donald Mclnnis and actloo.l Tbe "Newport PlaD" U odarezoo:= ~ Island tbe stopepp meuare from be~ other councllmen ~gtbe stw1eats atNewport:Jlaz'tQ'b.lch t!e ~ d reduee tbe eom!ng Jaw. on JODingdistrict:DOtedtbatlts school are preseotly atudyi.Dc ~e l:laDcl"'~ bomes built oa Vice-mayor Howvd Rogers purpose was to appi,J open- the BaekBayeaYlroameK. Tbey an emerPuer ~ ':!.~ wbo had IJI"'PP.Md tbe emer-space I001ng to puts that were were disgusted by tne mu-would bave low: coast/ ••--I'JDCY law, l.mtnecllatel:y called DOW lDelOOed in other r.ooes. made mess la th1s beaCltul 8 UC~AA~. for a regular oN:laaoce tbat "I nnt to be surethatpeople baYeo. for wUd lile. Hopi.oc to :0~::-~..,!;~~ While woWd ba.e the arne effect doa't wa.ke ~some daya.odftnd ebange tilts, tbey ealled tbe is sta::H.ed re-t; 0 area ~ tbe Pill1nsala. but wbleb dlt)leles bllllt in a park tlat ls clty, otber scbool5, Boy Seouta SI.J:tb Dtstrtet Couoellman must 10 tbroagbpablk.beartllp in a.o R-2 (2-ta.mil)' resideDce) aDd Girl Scouts aad Bleil: Bay Rlcbard C ln tbe PtaaoinrComm1ssioni.Dd r.ooe," tbe mayore~. ettizens gro..,s.' Loaodbeholdl •ote a roul cast the ~y Cit)' CooncU ud would not be-Bca In1De Co. planoer Larry A possible boad l.ssue tbat A S3-aere site across from Ttltrty workers &hOwedtVeuly R~btd .. pplytngtbecJty 5 eome law UDttl SO days alter Moore arped tbat oae para- could totalaboat $5 mUUoawu: ctytc eeoter on Fair Dr. trill oo Saturday morblngatthe Back :: Ia~ ld1og u.ae to &I-flD&l adoptloo. Tbe emergency cnpb of tbe ZOillnC Jaw would suggested Moaday u a metbod be aold bJ tbe FaitgrOUDds Bay area. Tbe: ln1De Company The em • measure would ban become crant tbe etty power to apply tbe etty al Costa Ilea coaJd ''It's time tbepeopletold~ seat a truet and 100 burlap have s~:Cl== lawlmmedlatelJ.-pusace. tbe &ODetoi.D)'areatbatUde- use to buy abc:U 100 acres ot Lf tbey"re wtll1Dg to put ~the bags. The etty o1 Newport tortum 00 all but -sin ~ 8aJboa lalaDd's oew IODl.DC termlDed wu DOG....,elopable, surplus lands to be JOld by the money to save the land " satd Beach public worts dtputmeot coastroetio s::;.r:a.milJ repJattoos will restrict total C~lmu Rlebard Croul Newport-Mesa scbool district Mr. Sorsabal. ' seot trucks and mentobelpballl 1.D.wla req;.,ed~ of tbe 7 Pen-resideDtial floor space, 1Det.1-aereed ud u.kad tbat lbe or- and by Orange COUDty Fair-trash. Teaeber Davtd Coulter ell eoun-tar caracea. to 150 per ceDI: of dtnaDct be adopted wttbola the crowds. COSTA MESAH DIES AT 101 cot right don ill tbe mUCk with Car~m~ ':f·.ii:::na: ~ulldable lot footace. ~ =~Csla.l JlU'&II'Ipb.Cos- Tbe 6 dltfereol sUer could be Louise Higllra. Costa Mesa 1 1 ..,., tbe oew ICIQ1ac \!l'dlauce w l1J.ia.M art KJDlla eoulbt used lor ports, a "dty coaocU r-t wbo was 101 years a woman answers aDd Its II>PUcatloo lo llle lollnO 1IOrdlllc llat woo1d ~ d!setiSSioo lDcllcated old died Ju zz at Park IJdo ended a flebt beclm by COUDCU-.Omtl eoft'lPIUitloa toUdc:rn.- Clty Maoacv Fr~ Sorsabl.l eoo'nle8C4d ·bospltal aDd 1flll • • • • mu PaW Ryekoft'. an lllaod er• wboaa property 1• t:deafol' sacgeated tbe baDd laue u tbe be bm1edtoday,Ju.25atRose-Newport Vice-mayor Ro.U"d baod1e lbe calls, 90 theY get a relllded, wbeD be wu •leeted opee lllf.et IODlDc. Both .aorta best UJ to cet ......,. tor the clalo comet.ry lD Lao Aaceles wu all busy stpol •• to llle COWIC.ll last ApriL flllod Ud llle .......U -liaS. lltu · Sbo llr. ~...., mostofllle too-lll•lDI>ctbJa5~YOto, member._, ol the LIJud'a wlb. eo-cu.. KJDl)a ud are n. lluwaNwa... •aa....,.,. ._. c.n.& 'W"!,IC< acr• at Tf,DI,Cir" u:1 drlv .. , 10 acres at s... put IS years. IIIII Fatrnew ud !be Senleu at BeU--a:y McNa.IIJ scftooJ camp~ all Cbapelltl Costa YMlat lOa.m. lands 900D. to be disposed of u today will be CODdtdtd by tbe surplus by tbe school district. ReY. Charles Jorgeosoo. C.C . reveals new· plans r-.1 _.... a "'' to .. 1M pro-1bl oo.dJ ala3· w .. u aro. "Give us tbe oames at coo-U1ent1oa of cwerai.Md•'-IM • · He bad asked tbat a Pac:U1c tractors wbo d1g first aM ut oo tbe croWed ialaDcL SOLD dt)'~ PH4* f) Telepbooe reprueatatln ap... que.ttms tater " sugpsted Tbe same CODCttn for OW'W· at s.Mrdi.Dd Bamib.atreets pear at tbe llooclly a1tenx..oo ComeJimaD Wlw; Doaat. ''I.Dd bui.Jdlllc illb.isdistrtctpr~ t. B...ttactoaBeacbtotiM!FnU: eouoeU stu:ry ses.sloa. toe:.plain we w111 e:relode tbem ftom fUr-Mr. Rogers to seek a llm.Uar Ayers •Soaoa.a bAdot$139,000. why tbe eompuywam'tprepar. tber etty bu.s1Dess." solution for tbe Balboa Ptii!D-u. ed tor emergeacles aueb u tbe Mrs. Krooe saJd she ns stlla. He wanted all but si.Dcle· OKAYED COilSttuetioD. ol oae created wbeo a coostruetlon emlll.rrassed to report tbat ooe tamUy amU. eoutruc::Hoa tem~ an emerrency beUcopter pad crew severed a major pbooe of the r eeent eq,rits wu tbe porarlly stopped from 19tll st. at~~~~~ 11 M A top -level nOrpnl&atl.oo. bastDusman's answer to local cable oear the Arches oo Dee. city ltseU. A city mamt~e to tbe eod of tbe Pellinnla. IAn1 wttb C ~ ~~~ ptans to tate a stronpr Yolce c:itlJeo ~risings." CEEEO is 28. crew bad senred a cable and Mea.awtdle, he bad boped tbe 5• o.c ...._... in city aoveroment aad more a cc.Ution of development-Wbeo tbe pbooe company re-tbe phooe company is seetiDe Planning Commisstoo would as alteroate, to represe:Jt tbe belp for the small hmdnesaman orleated busloesses aod labor praseataUn turned o.a to be damages from tbe city shdy a dowa-&oa.lllg of most ol etty 00 the _, lotarpern- were anoouoeed. WoadaybyDlck P'(q)S ill tbe COfmty. Pal Krooe, attraetJYe West l.%J-"And tbe problem 'wtll ret tbe Penlnsula tor t-fa.mUy,R~2 mental Co.mcU Committee ol Stevens, oew president ot tbe Mooday's cbamber meetlng per Ba.Jwomaawboma.oagestbe worse," she wa.roed, "Wttb&ll &oa.lllc. to tbe new R-1.5, plus ~ CotDt;J cities. NeWI>Orl Harbor Chemhei of also' loeal Telephooe olllee, llr. oltheUDdergrotDI!Dgof utlUty • -p oflheP-·s EX-HB EIOPLOYEE DIES Commerce. as bepresldedo•er • APPROVED a 19'73 budret Roprs tempered his ID&I'lDers, tines oondays, the grouod is old commerdal &ODe lDCeatral Retired Newport Beach city bis first board of directors of $88,600 --abed $1f,OOO but DOt bia criticism o1 the coillg to be full of wtres." Balboa. emplo)'ee Georce GtRierUUW- meettng. more than tbe 19'lZ bo4geL COQ)Uly. Sbe still wouim•t guii"'.Dtee PlanDers will stUl take a loot k1n, 'H. YU burled Jut satur- Mr. Stenosaodbisonboud • HEARD PLANS to posslbly '•Wby ean•t a standby system Mr. Rogers that tbepbooecom-at dowD-IOGLnc. bat baUdvs daJ ill El Toro. He died Jao. allo discussed eJP'nsfon of tbe elpalld tbe present chamber be J)I'OY1ded tbat eou1d be pW paay could give 1 100 per cent rill ban at ieut 2 roootbs 1D 16 in Deeert Rot~. Wbere chamber's bel.dQIIU'ters buUd-oftlee. lllto.seniee wtlbiuaoboarllter promise of urdti:err.-ed ser-which to beat the dowuoaiag be UYed 1D ret:tremeot. ln&. a repeat of the "Ra....U • APPLAUDED plans a.n-aueb anemereeocy~n." vice Jn the tuture because"of clock wb1le pla.DDers and CCMm-He was 1 carpenter tor the 1reek' business promotioo tried oocmced by Womeo•s Dlvtsloo be wuted to mow. tbe espeose inYOIY~. cllmen bok! pubUc bea.rillpand elty bere b'om 1950 untU 1963. 2 years ago, a blqer bodcvt preatdeot Cbris Hopper ud ber "Too tlP""tdft," repUed "What about all that mooey decide OD an ordloanee. He wu a member of NeWPOrt tor tbe new year. and a possible assiGat. Pat K.rooe, to start Mr._ Krooe, wbo tJPiaJDed tb1J: tlte pbone company speods 510 Real estate represeatatiTes Harbor Elks Lodte 1767, llld worksbop tor chamber olllclala u ediJCittoaal program to ac-Umtted Mn'fee was an.Uable Bill Russell can oo eommer-and ruJdeDts Wbo still bl.v.not a put muter of Lecau Betcb to pt their beads togetber oo quailt IOmt 'K1 oew members dtlr1Dc tbe entetpDCy, but tbat d ais durtng the football addtd .eeood a1t.s to their lots Wuooic Lodge 672. He lssur- pla.Jls for tbe fUture. with Newport history. and to too llli.G1 I*JPie were t:rytng to p.m.s," Mr. Rogers woodered. oa 9a1boa Isla.Dd I.Dd tbe Pea!D-vlYed by his wife, RIJttl; 2 soos, "We bave a responalbWty OOid a Feb. 15 be:oe1U at the e&ll au at oaee. "'I'm not a football fan,.. sula· .,ob out apinstrestrtct-Harold and Geol'l'! botb of to the Uttle guy wttb tbe barber-Newport Harbor Lecloa .r.u to "ft'• Ule tOIICJtiDc a •wet Urs. Krooe expla!Dtd, lDDo· lYe Kmng lD both areas a.t c osta Wesa; u griodcbildreo abop u well u to the blav niH fuDcb; fol tbe Youth Em-P&lDl' lip, .. lbe said. ••wtten eeotly. "I doo, mow wblt ....., Digbt'a eouoellsessioo. aad 2 great-CJ"Ud<:b1Jdreo. cotq)I.Diea, '' Mr . stenns said ploymeDt Seniee. peapM.baa.r pboDe --nee ts you're b.Wng about •• Veteru Realtor FraDCls dtD'ing bla openi.Dg remarts at dlsr~, tbty all ptct ~tbelr Mr. Rorers tooted like be was Rorntb eotertaJ.Ded the audl~ VICTORIA AH CELL Dl ES tbe hmcbeoo meettnc at the YEA R-OLD AMBER Dl ES pta.s ud tbtdla\lDI.shed nam-getting another busy sf.gna.l eoce with a 10-mlnute reeotmt-Vtctoria Ange1l, 83, •asbur- cba.mber omce at Z~6E. Coast Amber Meets, lllflK da.Qib.-ber or u.. aftilable can't · 1Dc ot boY prfl'lbus Newport ted Jan. 24 1D Padtlc View u..,., Corooa del Mar. ter al llr. ADd Mrs. Miebael D s problems, sucb as an over-memorial put, Harbor Vie• Re -ed a "bot-line" ~~-mo Cll<lrehst., Costa orothy aner suc cumbs c.-ed Fo& Zoae and a heaYJ HW.. llrs. Ao~ll, who liYed usnrtnc Mntce to tbeeham-Mea. wu btlrled Ju. %S at cooeeatraUoa ol ftsbermen. had at~ WestJnill6ter Ave., New- bel' otllce u a possible way Good Sbepberd cemetery 1D. • cttappeved wttb oo eotmcll port Hfltgbts, died Ja.o. %1 at tor members to get or pus HuatiDctoa Be&eh. Mrs. OoroaryCriiDlleySaoer, Island wbeD tbeY fooDd the cold ac&o.. He 011fnbl!Mflld that tbe Hoar hospitaL a)oq Loformatlou or reoenl Tbe )'elll'-old eb.IJd. wbo sut'-plooeer rea:ldeatc.Balbo&Peo-a.od damp too ...,..... Fred Balboa Peninsula Is oot u Sbe Is survived by a aoo, E. btaliaeatoterest. fend from a eoapal.talliiDess, I.Dala a.od BdiGI. li)Ud. died passed any &boat 1965. cl"''Wdet1 DOW as It oac• was. UakolD Ancell ol Newport Tbt pnatdert said a qaes~ died Jan. 19 a1 Cbildrea'a Hos-Ju., 10, ud bar1al at ... WU: Mrs. SUer, Wbo bad llYed "I Ullld to watt la1t ID hour to B•eh; a p-tDdllon, WIJllam ttoaPalrt will llV oar to tbe pttaJ ot Oraap Couaty, 111 COIIIhded Ju.IO. at S.eutrt Moblle Part lD ret aeroa tbe street and u ADe-ll. aod a creat-p-udMIQ. member~, seetmc adftce Orante. SM wu a Datit't ol K1aptoa., West Newport Hetctts a tiM u.s to tab people 2 hours to Brlu Aacell, botb ol Misakla. I.Dd dllta. to help tbe chamber A mua ot tbe anpll wu Oatarlo, Cu.da. aDd camt to put few years, succumbed to drtYe from tbe Arche.s to tbe VIejo. . Ml'ft tbem better. c:elllntld Jaa. IS at st. Booa.~ Calt*lnta at tba qe ol. 9. Sbe a bevt attack Jan. 10. A prt. F• ZOM ud bact." be recall-Cooduclillc hMnl sentces VIet prQideats TomSima.Dd.l vtlllbn Cll•ch 111 H~ U•ed 11 Lol .McliN .W bel' nte flmil7 memorial arrtc• ed. ''bit DOW 1 eu play tbotb&ll at Balta-S.ceroa•a . Cotta (-1). Balllll!llm(.-.at) Btadl. menlaco lo 1111 lo ~ D. wu bold Jaa. II lD lllo -oo-QJ claJU<<IItS--~~--~-tbo ROY, !far. llldllllLea(JIIOC[alproJOelo) ----of eoa l!cord, a ........... -. ot bor SUtor.Jo-llw, lin. E.. claJorS.-,." ludC07lM•Illl Divided Npt. Bl . mulled 1110 llnport-.r-...a AI '-to lllo -b of will lleod IP --oolli-., .. wutbo-..t-. -.,-.IOoloatorFnoee Wordoo Cnmloy of -v "II f" II k eel llltclo dl--.. -··-Bml. -au IlL .. -lA IIIt ehe-'a-.. World .... L ,., ..... VIew RlU.. A-boa1olwu ersal es Ina y 0 ay ·-~--., ... _84. _ ... Hoa. H . m u ...... _,.... .. __ ed bJtboReo.~ tilt !It~ I'HftiJ to--1ft, -lo wy . ja lolud, 1M IIOo-u .,_ Prltlee of st. Jamu Ejll-. A --lot •If-IO udJuaeeCnolluo-loo plolocl? Anti h u II COllAr tM cJ&l .... • a *-.part 111ft-pal cwa. SooiiA P.·t • ano. CliiMb ..uoa of tt. -.s o1 braiW .. • ltJ'CW not'olllo ""'JactolaJIIOC[al • "lllalllu ..-•"'"' I li --. ~ taor -awu. bRthtr ofJCn. Crelo7, hal -or lllo Voroollloo epart. -.. !.., ": ...... ~ .................... 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Oul of tq,bor Area: OM ynr, 15.00:2 yu,.., I 8.00 One year, 16.00; 2 yc.,.., 110.00 ARVO E. HAAPA, owner .nd publ isher of tht Ensign * MURDER RULED LEGAL Monday's headlines could have been written more accurately In this manner: "SUPREME COURT OKAYS MURDER." The U. S, Supreme Court, taldng upon itself the power of God, ruled that state laws cannot Interfere with the decision of a woman and her doctor to end a pregnancy within the first 3 months. The U. S. Supreme C curt is giving Its approval to a crime that ranks as the most monstrous In all of recorded his- tory, the murder of unborn babies, The total of the pitiful and defenseless vic- tims will In time exceed the millions who died In Nazi gas ovens during World War II plus the many more millions liquidated by the communist terror In red Russia and red China. The killing of unborn babies Is murder, even though the abortionists seek to jus- tify the crime by saying that the unborn in! ant is not a human being I They know that a life Is being terminated when abortion Is committed any time after the momept of conception. God's law still stands unchanged, and vengeance Is the Lord's. What a fearful judgment Is awaiting the abortionist on the final day of reckoning! • • • • WILL NIXON HISTORY REPEAT? It appeared to be Nixon the conserva- tive again when the president spoke last Saturday after taking the oath of office for his second term. He asked the nation to substitute self reliance for govern- mental paternalism, and he was loudly applauded when he said that "America was built not by government, but by people; not by welfare, but by work; not by shirking responsibility, but by seeking responsibility," President Nixon also edited a famous phrase from President John KelUledy's inaugural address, saying, "Let each of us ask --not just what will the government do tor me, but what can I do for myself." These are reassuring statements, and President Nixon could regain stature In the eyes of conservatives by keeping these promises. But there Is the per· slstent and disturbing echo of earlier Nixon assertions . that he would never take the nation down the dictator- Ial road of wage and price controls ... that deficit government spending must be ellmlnated because It Is the cause of ln!latlon . . • that we must never trade with the enemy that Is providing the war materiel that Is killing our boys In VIetnam . • I that he was going to clean out the State Department of the ultra-liberals who have engineered our disastrous foreign pollcy •. I All these promises have been reversed. What can we expect from hl8 re·lnaugural promises? FEB. 14 SET AS POW-MIA DAY Letters to the Editor ••-a.CAIUW ----.-•lwa--lllwllrllll--8f-riiiCinlll I I ~ ... lwatrre-lllo ~==·-::::· :.:-:.:0: ~ ;::. :. ~"':"or,.: .,:.-:..,-:::,. o:..-..:: := = w=:.!.":"~ lllon.-5al•aur'ulll_..,.,. .. ._,_,, ............. ,. 5 -'"--•-•-,_ .. --...... .-............ t ,_..._.,_, ... -... _._7_ ... ._---··-........ 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II 0111 ftJ la wM~ ....,_., .. ject 0( leadlrlblp ... ...,_ TllllR mfltl-. bJ nttmtnc c:atetndac CioHrDor Rlqu. Tbe PblllwiDo p......,ttoolr eu llleb Oleb--~~~~ t-...,.,lbo -tyolpor. -lUI ~ IIIII lllo ..._ ... Ia Calllonla, quJte a arloWI actkla ap.J.ut tblDp: neb Dow'lbrNtudiDOit POIM, coarace Uld dlet.tn ac-,..,., Wlitl Tbt ••mu~~r.. If ow ..,1 td:lrmatsoolabe .. tbls OWl. W1tb DO trial or =It W.!'b.= ~ -rek-~ T'IM-U!dtoloclVJ~a~ .. '.!-p MUI" AW fit to plu blcl .lq COitrolJid. llow do ft blow q~~eattou asked be waa 8bot • _. re • ..__ ---· ~ e-.,· ta IVERY wbltiMr UJttdDr 'ft beiJ' .. tbl by a !!riD& oq.,.'d I.....,.. U TodtJ, u mort -· -"! loci aetloo buad --....., 1'IIIJ -laft -Pilla trrall, .,. If U bU - tbb k1ad o1 ac~ 1D our Oft ~Irk ~~,-~ .. ~-~ .. • ~ ~..._cb wu cm....._td at u.t wWilll t11He eawa lor • tD '~doc:tand" liP to prottet _. - uld .. ..__ u. ----II---Oia ~-umt .... ma IDd ~. CE' ~o -·--INC. o1 COidlct ow t...lzta. A tbt--ft -•-" a-..._ n co 'I" Ye&Dye~Loo knrer. Tbe tr-., _, .. ~· (I --.. ....,.,wg,.,..,_ .._ -·· -\AI tho berolll 11or 11o g ·-•oot """' Tbo toea Cella .. _ bU-lllaelo4 •-· a llllllrc llalloo, IOd a rllllJ -u n -an 111o 1D..Inc tbe P:;es !tw u.e u~ ::'* wttb oar ,...\d u it la of atttllllloa lD reetSit reu• ca bJ iM u.s. AU r.-w1 ~~~rac1 mariDst eloa b'/ •• a.t 11 tldDp: u.. ronrameot teep8 _ .. of tooay. •bat '!."!.,::.-, ~~ .. • ~ Dr • BoDJam!D 8l>oelr iJI NYIOJ. ud Mllllle 8yoloru Orpol7 lbo -' rlllo. lollllc • n -? Wbal1riU SbeUy Samuels ~ -g IDe. Tbe ..,. ""'"-"' Ia ....,. ~AliSO) to oellnlo a bo ---u., allc:ll bo b 10 lDterelted lD wtat the rest u t:aac u cblld c.WrelopiMIIt. re~ vntclt •~-com.. SlfiPOM tbsre really iJ a at.e ·~~ Corona del Mar of JOCb ay Dr. Slx»c:k CODdeDIMd corponJ pia at WaD '-...;t-;T. Pa-mut. plu to tate ONr tb1ll ODe reporter oi•Konelflme Seolor COM hlgll. 'iVbetber ~ 11101: carreat I.D-ptmlabmut I'ICPitf•c tlllt e. clftc l.ld to proride la.eb ..,.. coeD 'If bf a carta!D date. hl bu made a ltutKDcpredldioD. • WHO AIDS REOO? terest ln Informal tacbbc wt11 motloDal tutabUitJ ml&fll re. Ylcu aDd Albia& m.Lis:Uea. r~~ 1D-tbe~~Uwblll Geotp Pablam otKTLA.Cbln- Edltor of the Ensign, lead to a cba.Dce .W. dlpiD:! oo sutt. s.uao bu "--ed CelNCO --.... -· JOG .. ts, 1.o1: Aap..., bupr.Uc- CommUDJ.sm does oat share ma.D.J t:td..llp. OM reltPoa. tbe Tbe piUloeopb)' ol the "ut. 1U5 000 Oil a COiiD'act wb1el ~«"" ~ to tate Oftl' l.ld ted tbat tbl tarpt date tor the tbe wealth. It mere)y slw'tl AmisbteUdon. bul.lr'ad:'/re-tle stick" or "DO lUck'• delp-~-$1.5 m1111oa b CCIIIb'ol tbe ,liY• ol "el:7 taborer of tbt UJ:dtiCI Statea the poverty. It does oot eveo ceJYed state permluloa to be 11 effected tbe DIW .......uoa COMtr..:tloD of tbi.U.IDd tu cltiuo, woaJdD t tbe llrlt step 11 JQ 4 19181 oecessarUy redlstrfbtJte tbe tacq!ted from CO~J ed· wbo are DOW 1 quarter otic•-.r.dld t?OO 000 ce. 1 aeCODd bt to restrict aU tn.nl? Doo't ' weaHh, because, l.Dder com. ucatloa after tbe li&bth erade. tury okt. It at.o caatrlbated to coatract ot Mv11 tU mlUkiD f.-pt, tbt EDYlroamesD.J Pro-TIU prtcUetloo WU: buecl CXl munlsm, many of tbe ~ Tbe people of th1a reUdOD be-the reYoluUoo ot tbe altltad• lor ls.lllCb Yeldcles... A n-tectloo Aceocr IUS tbe7 woOl wbat Geor .. eallld Ill "ezela- ricb merely move to oew posl~ Uere 1n a "DI"ttVXXI''formtty to of yoatb toward pu.Uud all eatry telt Yetd.cle 11 Jbon bi.Ye to rMtrlct II I*' eat llYe HPOrt from deep wttiWI lions wbece tbey bare tar more workUy thiap.'• Their rell-a~t)'. Tbe "llttle ltict'' atore. o1 aU traYel lD ordrw to meet .,.,. biCII ll'rtl, if DOt the hlcb- powec, prestige, &Dd 1Dfiueoce, doa wants people to leara by did oat Impress. tbe air pollutloa ltudard. Or nt ...,ell" ID tbe JIIMU'JP~i»· and cootroJ far more o1 tbe doiJlc. AUboalf:l to DWJ'/ people Tbe nceot dectslYe actloa ot LIGAL MOnCI coOS Wa bt )lit a "IIHAUrt· UcaHoe ca.llelt "Tbroap To natioo's weaUb tban wu erer tbe members ol tb1s relllloD Presldent Nboa to bomb tbe Kane£ OF PUBLJ: HEARING PIIJ .. to tab 011' lut dollzr VI~," (711 H.SaDISeraAre., possible for them lmder free may seem to be the most back-bomelaDd of Nortb Vlttum Nort:E IS HEREBY GIVEN tor 1 raptd trul:lt lfltem? ~·at. Caltt. V:S555l eoteQrise. This 1s why some ward in tbe couotry, they may could be compued to 111111e tbe t.blt tbt Ctty CocmcU of tbe It we WERE coaftned to tbe Geoi'p wrote: "OD. tbt borne of the world's wealthiest capt~ hold the key to a better fUture. ''blc stick .. or Theodore Rool-Clt7 of Newport Beac:b wtll ton n lin ta, we do baYe frollt, we biYt rttt.d to IC· tallsts bave f1oanced and ~-Unemploymeat, crtme.poyerty. eYelt, U eYer America aboold bok1 • pEU.c beal"tlc rqard-all tbe aeceaU1u wttblta ! cCJt tbe fact tat oomm..wrta ported comm unlsm since Its and juvenUe problema are aJ. bare 1 recret U lboald be tbe 1DC appeal of RollJ Pula.akl mUee of oar bomea • .owecoa.kl Ud otber lllbftrat.na t.Yelo- J.acepttoc. Wby shouldn't they? most lmbeard of In their part manDer J.a wblcb we foucttt 1D from tbt declsloo of tbe Plan-...m.n. sa tbt flwwaJ• ac.. meot.:s dtmoutrat~ou, cam- It's their thing. of tbe comJtrr. Korea ud Vletoam, HGplftallJ. aiDe CommiuloD dtoJIDc u .. eoq,llabed mDCIII IID'e u..a PI rlt'Olb,-J1otl, dttla.Dce of Sincerely This change 'W"ill depend OD our leaiODI hare beta releuMd P•mtt No. liM r aut to people rea.JlM. FU11111H are tbe dna; tan -*'miDICI our Robert Wassman. wbetber or DOt eoough people tbat eYeD ja.lttctcu8Mmcruel perndt two read~ mtta IJCittertd. PIJ'tlc1111r111a Call. pollee; PI&Ehld aaroottc:a, DUII'I· 2221 Tula.ne Ave. can UDderlta.Dd wbat t. dlffer-&t tbe momeat .. bat Ll ebll'lty abote commerd.al -Ia ttle b'lda, becaue u tates oalJ bed oar .... ol manJ ftlllea, Long Beach ence it could mate oo an lldo-fore•erl C~l Dbtrict· Lot u Blod JS u 111oa:r or two oa tbt fret· booted don a. IO"tnm~Dt • leacent'a intellectua~ and ebar-Tbuk you, Sectioa. 4 Baa.:. i.IIDd ' WIJ to cet back ud tortb. IMdtra, IDd JAcUed rtbeUJoa.. EDOCATlON AL REFORM actpr deveklpmeDt lDd worklly Lyno McKelley • ' )0. Wb.a tbe tkla p1 marriiCI to-AU of tbU aJmed at creat1Dr Editor of the Enslga, nceess. Schools wou.kl ala:! 1411 KMI DriYI e&ted at SZ'J Mar1Da A••• daJ tlatJ tbtDl tJI mo a ~tate ot IDIJ'cQ ill tbt Qa. Ln 1900, oaly eleven per ceot bi.Ye to pn teachera the oo-Cona. del Mar ca. bltA , ... ~-~'·-~---8,._ .... !too tnilea .:,~-ittd state. •• 1 ate ol reb-of the people old eoou&b to'-U..JDb traln1D tbeJ WOII)1 s.nor em~ • YtMI 0111 .,._ -.-. ·-. elllle u..c. at c~*;tJI .,.._ ill 111gb school were enrolled Died. ldeu !f reform are acboot' filliP lfOTICE 18 HEREBY FUR· ~=,.-fll a. tt:; aatlaa." ,~uta 1n It. It was designed ooly THER GIVEN tlat tbt a1d pe.. ,. ,...,. a.., for those who were golD& oo T ff" t lk d I d Uc beartDc will bt btld c.a cl= :" ._. • :Jar.~ JIIIJ 4. li'M. 11 the zootb to college. At that time, tyo... ra IC a s e aye tbt 12th day of Febr.,.,., lt'JS, moYe &W'I}' m ...... yeu ldDce oar Dec:laratioa Of thirds of the grad-.ti.Dc class at tbe boar ot 7:SO P.M. La tbe ~~::~bat U tat IU '""1eii'MdeDce. PrHldeDt Nt:r- weot ahead to college, a higber A computer opvatorwboqmt Some &ltenaUYe tnm.c 101_ Ca.cU Cbambers ot tbe Cit)' doea 10 Into effect? =: ~ a.•• priftte plut ta c:aUecl rate than an)1:1me since thea. bu set back Newport'• tra11lc: uUoos beiD( stded iDcbte 1 HaD of tbe City of Newport be cut off from oar IDfed 0011. tbt SplrU ot "JI. ADd tbe Howerer, by tbe mJd-mtrues, study for afewweetsand caused brtdp Oftr tbt Ower B&J, wt-Belcb. CaUiora1t., at wt&ieb. Car poola woaJd .. .,. to be Hatlalal E<tlc.IUoa Aaoc:latloD higtl school studeDls were DO c&DCella.tioo of a teotat:I.YelJ-dealq oftbepreallllb&Jbrid Ume aad place IJI1 lad an formed btc&aM ol (MEA) la MDdiDC out lD:torma- tonrer heading for college. The acbeduled meeUDc tb1a week of t. major road DOrtb ol Co~ per.oaa hatare-.:1 may l&lPIU' maadak.-r nlll ano:::: tloa. lD a "nd., nuJope witb maj:)rlty were destined aDd co tbe c:tty•a triDSPOrtatioe plan del Mar'a St.b AYe. b7PI•nc ard be beard tblreoa.. ears wttlcb ooab.&. 1 or mort: YbU. Wtera sayt.Dr: "19"76 leg directly into jobs, ~bua bleb ctttun1 adriaorr committee. tbe COM busiDHa d:Litrtct, re-t.ura LacSol peopae 00 tM frllft'l '-tbe dMdUM." school curriculum ns oot to-A1aD M Voorbeea &r AsiOC atrlptnc Cout Hwy IDd tl1m Ctty Clerk • tally geared to college require-tht prtnle coo.nltaata wort·~ ini.Uoa of tome ..ft-tiii"D ud Ctty ol Newport Beaeh The doalD( of tedenl ofll.c. As Gtorre Aid, "Tbtre are meats anymore. Sbclps, typtnc tnc 00 tbe city tnmc ltudJ PU'tinr lccommodatklaa 0111 U. Pabllsb: Jaa. ts, 19'JS, ltli tbe e1, forced boU.dlya. tlmtHnc U.O. wbo lUll 111. U can't aDd lodustrbl arts were ez-aald this weet t.bat 1 key com: hllbW&J IDd NY.-al alter • Newport Harbor ED.IIp. track dellYertes to cert:aiD bappeD bert." lfl¥lles of "new" practical puter operator left the ftrm, tin ~ ot a ro.d to C:. courses. roqutrlafllal 2 opoel.aliJIII bo DOd 111o ,._ c.._ dtl ___ L!:,E~G~II~L:.!!NO!!n~C:!;Ec_ __ __!L:_!E~G~AL~M~O~T~I~C!,E ___ ~L:!I~GA~L_!NO~T:!!IC~E~- This "practicality" made rusbed bere from tbe flrm•s Mar fteewa.y wttb the clon- ado1escents more aware of tbe Vlrpnta .beadquarten to take cout area. -~~~~ .. lGioO world they were tacloc. at ttlat .. tbe slack. MARGARET JENKINS DIE$ c...-!W•lell llep.n ot c.o...&hJot~ or .. time. Now, esposuretotheme-A delay of 2 to S weeki wu _.,_ Ia the State of dia hu seemed to mal:e adol-torecut forco~let1ouofpbi.M F .. ra.l aenlc:es wert belli ., •-,.on hac~~ esceats wiser ill the wayaoftbe 2 t.be COIDPU1'• l..pbue tnt~ lt.n. 15 1D. Paclftc vtew me-•"'~·d:-~-~-~~'"::·~-~"'.'~'::.· _ _:·~'~'..:':='.:.·-----------:------,--,-world thaD tbose In the eu11er ttc study. Pbue Zrualtswere mor1al park tor Marpret £. - days. BecallSe of thls. they are to ba.Ye beeP madet.ftUsbiltbis Jeaklu, t5, 1t'bo dltd Ju. JJ less eager to Usten to teacbera TIIUIIly at 1 meetlric ot tbe at blr bome at 4101 Dorebnter strrc>lJ because they are tea. cltss.s commlU., wblcb ta Rd., Cameo Rtpludl:. c bers. Today, mottnttoo bU worldac wttls U. couu~tuta:. Tbe oaJr IUl'YtlW 11 1 -. e ban(ed rrom leariiiDC to Jut Pbuo 1 o1 tba tnlllc otady Robert. ef 1bo Camoo Hill!- .. _ by." "''"' --.cl lbe elty'o ~7 ---· and teachers become iDYolnld tadoD problems; pbue t Ja ~ ...... wUh tultilliog the well tDon eamtmgc alter'ratiYe 10111. requlremeots lateld of CODe.._ tsou. ud piiUe 1, 1lated for Father, I 'W'111 tbat tbty alto, tntlng on lear DID&: &Dd ttactwac c:omplllloD. later Wa yeu, w111 wbom tllCU but ctno me, be processes. ThJa ta wily a det"1N 1 ncoml*lder! muter w1th me wbere I am; tbat tbly reform In our acboolsystam ~ plu lor lDcl ... maybtboldmypory,wblc:blmu Is necessary. a:loD tD tbl elty's ~ dt-but If Yea me: lor tbou Pedlt Nowadaya, becaUIII ot oar •-n~ plu, 110'1' belDc for. me before tbe bD:I&Uob ol U. ducaUooaJ proc .... maay DHds mue.l. wor.kl. of yol.tb art UDmat. n. tllll.b:!. 0 rt&bteoua Fatbtr. tiM workt tautt wttb Ills 1bo1 tt OYor-LliAL NOTICI bath 1101 -., tboo: but l•n the studeot b1m•ll'. aDd straa-Uxnrn tMt, aod tbett baYe cles him 1D tiM 10 caiJtd Ulil· NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING tDo1rD tblt tiiOa but •at me. jortty. Watt Wldlmu IOid U IIO'I'JCE IS HEREBY GIVEN (St. Jolmi1:U, D.) best ...... be npiLIDod 111o1 111o1 111o C!IJ eo.eu "' 111t . ... "IIOthllla 1s """' 111ot ~-City ef Newport Booeb '0111 ' i. I GAL IIOTt .. l lDdltlduaiJI." 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Cllrt _ _ ...., ....... ..._ _ ........ .., ..... _ ............... ,,r~i~~~~~~~~~E~~~~~ ... -~u. ........ -• ...-............ lllllllltrl--... ,,, ··-- n,ot-lr'ftrlld. ...,. "' rr Molls a-•rut:.'!~ •ru----·· ....._ :11 -... p' s ..._. • ..,n le'~ ___. .._.._ <aH =z;c:• ·~•U. a.. • P& W II a ••*' ltW t1117 )II' 'h -'7.. ClfrCIIIt C.,CIIIi ... .., • ..,_ ... a =•., lira. Cllrtlar I ld Qoo ... , ot -Clr Ill .... Ill-C1r fl._,-~~~~~~~~~ .ll!!r..'!a. ,.a, .--• - lWw lit..,,,..-Clr -lilt I 1 ·-~~-:m':t.::..'\:-II lit ... -.. -II lit Ca "•P•IL Ml IIU ... I$ I allllli&IJIF •s;al .... -. IUSZdeM&•wt.•M•eusntMa--. I UIDGI LUMCHIOM 1'111 1(..,.-tHtrbarAimEf• Cllll ol Alpba 0.0.. Dola ... -...... --lor lu. 10 at lilt -af ..... 1 .... IAiu. c-dtl liar. ·-tar lilt -,.., wiD lla --·For--- lloo call ..... lobo -al t'JI..JIM or Mn. G. w.,.. Laalle at U.-IIM. ~AII~O .. T ~HO TOa ~U.L.I C IT·Y ~HOTOI IO'I<IO'rO C.O~V Jaarltor SOWING WILDFLOWER SEEDS on tmdtJeloped lnlne property at ,the eatruee• to Harbor VIew Homes. 1• the pro}ect of the Gudea Club of that eomml.llity. Pictured here, from Jatt, are Jackie Hettchue, Jane Lambe aDd Debbie Lambe, member• of Gltl Scout Cadette Troop 1753; Mrs. Rene Angus aDd Mrs. John Duuer, member1 of the Garden Club. The Glrl Scout Troop Is helptng the elub l.n tbe plantinC project. BALLET WIL L PRESENT f>ROGRAM AT MUS EUM llf.WrOIIT HAAIIOR EIISIGN PUIIJIIED IE£KLY -PAGE 3 TliURSDAY, ~-25, 1973 COIIlfiA DEL MAR, CAL.. New absentee procedure " -........... -""" --IICOI .. ballll pal IIIIo -lor lllo -... -atC-dt!Mar~ ICbool.. Hue au tbt deta1ll of tbe ... plan! 1. WbtD a ltllde~ 1.1 ab- -· • parent will eall lbal day lllld IIOilfy 11>o oebool oC tba reuoo tor abseuce, Tbla wu previously clooe by means of a oote wbeo tbe studeDt returoed 10 IICbool. z. Tbe atteDdance call ma:r bt made uy tlme bltw'etn 7:10 a.m. IIDd OOCill, Calli made later lD tbe morn.tnc will eue tbe problem ot a busy earlY moro- 1DI ..Uchboard. S. AP tor "atuo.Ddaoce," ldeutlty yourseU and your 100 or daiJibter, and I,Jidlcate tbe r-..oo for abseoce. Tbi.l wUl allow the scbool to 1.Ditiate Us record-keeplne process. 4, Call u ch day of an u- teoded abseoce. 5. Tba acboi>l wiD tn>o a llol ol lbo --. lllld tlacbtrl wt11 Ulll tiU u.t to rlldmU lhdllltl l.llto claN. 1'1looa -.. lllo -lbiiDc'e 11• wtll be rtadmtttecS to ~-lbo otlll day -a note or u 1ttandance aUp. 8, Tbe ICbool mlJ' make I r eturn call to •ertf)' abNDcll or to lin I.DJ lofotmatioa Pll'- tain1DI to a lltuda'a lbelace. 7. u It .. ~le lor a can to be made t:o tbe ICboOl eoaccntD& a lttaliiDt'a i~Nece, 1 DOte ...W be accepted .,a bJa returu tor readmJtt:uce. BANK AIDE I'ROMOT!D wuuam B. JO«<bJ ae 5101 Rt•tr Anout, Wut Newport. maD&cer ot UuU.IIJ Calltonda Bank's Wamer ud MaiD otrlce ln Santa Ana, bu bela. elleted a rtce..prelideot ot the bulk. He wu formerly U.1111mnt vtce..preatdent IDd 1111mnt loan admmt.trator oo the Sa.ata Ana re~ bea.dquartera atatf, also llU been mi..DlCif of UCB•s Hun.t:lo&too Beach of- flee and asslstaot maoacer at Corona del Mar. He cradtated from Newport Harbor blgb scbool and earned a bacbelor Servic e to the c o mmunity A coUeque or oun tells thtt orw. On Saturdays he tells dimes (IOc: each). Seems the nci,hborhood movk: is nexl door. The kids stop in before the show for dimes- for lhe vmdin& machina in the theatre. A lot or our busil"tal illik.e thia-~ervk:c to the COC'I\I1\Unlty. Glad to do it. Becauae we're conwnM:ntly located and open lona boun, >NC're a handy plaot to pick upchanpora bottle of aspirin. But a pharmacist's true ~ervk::e to his community ia to be a quick., reliable IOt1I'Oe of the drup and medications your ph~ician pracribes. That's the real reason we·rc here. And we are always pleated 10 servt: you. -LOOAft ... Y.-&HLMM ODIL&I-- The Newport Harbor Art Mu- seum hU eoppd Hal O'Neal's newly formed Contemporary Ballet Ensemble to perform an original tiance conc:ert 1n the main pllery of the Museum at 8:30 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 25. O'Neal Is long time com- of arts deeree 1n business ad- mlnlstrattoo from Occidental ,!::======= Colleee in Los Angeles. ?1t~4 ~ {34/e ~;;;;;;;;;;;;:;:;:;:;;:. muntty artist-In-residence, co-director with Gene Wilkes ot the Santa Ana iDd Costa Mesa Schools of Ballet. The Coo- temporary Ballet Ensemble, headed by O'Neal, includes Min- dy Burd, Barbara Christian, Valinda Ho rnberger,M.arla VII- BAHD RAISING FUHDS HOME COOKED DINNERS ~ CC)toi"!INENTAL & AMERICAN STYLE ·~ t Piroskis (R ussian Beef Pie) \ f Deluxe Hamburgers f Ba.r ~B-Q Beef We're la, Nitsa Ross, Dlana Sherrod, w<l'll 2903 NEiiii>i>R'i BLVD. and Gene Wilkes. Tbe Newport Harbor Sailor Band Is boldtng a rummage sale Saturday, Jan. 27, 'at Newport Harbor hlgtl scbool. Tbe pro- ceeds •Ill go to the Sa.Uor Band Tour fund, California tal: exempt corporation. Anyooe having ltems to dooate, such u bousebold furniture, appltaD· ces, toys, books and IIPOf'tl equ:l.pmeot, may have thHe picked ~ by calllng Fran Yac- MlllaD, 548-5349, or Ela.iDe England, 646-!626, I Blintzes I Ham Roll And NEWPORT BEACH 673-1700 This will be a premiere ef- (Just South of City H.all) fort on the part of the Museum •~::;::;;::::::~ to put on a dance concert within ,..un#' r ..... ..... the '"onflnes of the p.Uery space. The Walter Darby Ban- nard color field pe..lntlngs on view at tbe Museum throua:h Feb. 4 inspired th1J dance ex- perimeot. The Museum !a located at 2211 W, Balboa Blvd., Central Newport. OBEDIENCE SCHOOL ~ & ·: . lltlllty ClASS($ FOI AU BmDS ~- Alto, SchoeiW. ,., Dot Tnlnen MARTINCREST KENNELS IOAJI OJ AL L 1111101 20061 CYPRESS 546-0989 ANA HEIGHTS --I X('()\1 E t~"( )ll 'll )t• from n (lif• ... • You cann·n·i\'ea life lntome and imm(·dinte tax henefits hy pnrtit·ipatin~ in om• nf Hoa,11; Memorial H o~pital Pr~hyterian's fow dlfTI'n•n t Life Income Gil"t PIA II:'. Wr ite or uU today lor information: Mr TMoma! K Stadloroger HOAG MEMORIAl HOSPITAl Pf/ESBYTEFIIAN 301 Newporl Boulevard Newport Beach, CA 92660 Telephor>e 645~8600-E~tens•on 106 ~RENT A DARK ROOM OR STUDIOI ~ PULLY l!QUIPPl!D ~ \<J PROM CAM BRAS TO CUTTl!RS ~'1-\~ ALL .S ET UP -.READY TO GOI "-' I AM A PEACET IME VETERAN; DO I HAVE ENTITLEMENT TO ANY VETERANS' BURIAL BENEFITS? NEW FIREMEN are welcomed to the Newport Beac h Fire Department by Captain R. F. Wrleht. All are r ecent graduates of a joint Newport-Costa Mesa academy tra.ining program at the Costa Mesa department's Placentla Ave. fa ctUty. From lett are Mike Mattia, Larry Parrish, Terry Lewis, Captain Wright, Pete Hadley, Ken Flessel, Dave Shingleton and John O'Hara. (N ewport Fire Dept. photo.) · FICT~:.~~ =~~~!NAME MERCHANDISING TAUGHT STATEMENT Paul Snyder, director of The followlng persons are Coastline Regional Occ~Uo doing business as: Rust-Ltckof nal Program, wnounces that a Callfornia, 303 North Man-new course 1n retail merchan- Enrollment 1n tbis class ls Umtted to 24 students. Inter- ested students sbould contact the CROP otflce at 979-1955. chester Avenue, Anaheim, Call-dtstng wtll be offered, starting ----------- fornla 92801 : Rust-Uck Incor · J:ltl 29, 1- The addition of several ma- jor shopping complexes in the ·~~~~~;~,:~!~~)::.~~!~.:'-~ Orangit County 'area wtll offer Wolk, f!!.apy new ):lb!J tor trained~- Avenue, Bethel, Conn. sOfti'ieru -me''r'MiJI ftelds, ac!. Edward· ·W. Hitchcock, Vice cording to Mr. Snyder . President, Plumtrees Road) The program is designed to Bethel, Conn. 06810; (Mrs . provide entry-level marketable Nlchollna Bischoff, Clerk, 24 skills for interested high school Meacham Street, Some rvi lle , s tudents and adults In ttle Hun- Mass. 02145. tington Beach, Tustin, and New- This bus iness is beinR ron -port-Mesa school districts. dueled by a corporation, The course has been deve loped Signed: Edward w Hitchcock, with the coor .. r alion of the May Vice-president. Company in South Coast Plaza This statement filed with the and will be held in the training county clerk of Oran~ County facility of the May Company, on: Jan. 2, 1973, William E, St The hours of the class will John, county clerk, by Theresa be I p.m. to 3:15 p.m. Monday M. War d, deputy. through Friday. Publish. Jan. II, 18, 25, Feb. Actual on-the-job experience i, 1973, In the Newport Harbor in several areas of reta.tllog Ensign. F -22323 wtU be combined with class- BACK IH HARBOR AREA room instruction to gtve the student a variety of learning ezpertences. Approlimately 180 bours of lnstructionllJldon- the-j'Jb tr&Jnine wlll be coor- dlaated by Mrs. Arnell Van Dask, the instructor. Stoduts will be able to learn The Robert Ramsay's 1\ave r eturned to the Harbor Area alter a shOrt-term residence at Huntington Harbor. They moved Into their Cameo Hlib· la.nds borne just a tew days before their son. Alex, arrived how a major department store heme tor vacation from Notre fwlctlons. Some of the areas 1 Dame. Instead of playing foot-to be covered tn the prognm ball as he did at Co rona del will be register procedtD'es, Mar high, Alec is playing rugby sales techniques customer re- at Notre Dame, where he is lations, merc~ise receiving a sophomore. and marking, and stock control. DELLI S W. SHANKS OF CM DIES AT AGE OF 72 LEGAL NOTICE I Funeral services were held FICTITIOtE BUSlNESS NAME Jan. 10 at Forest Lawn in STATEMENT GleDdale for Dellis W, Shanks, The followinr persoolsdolng 1 72, of 1560 Placentia Ave., business as: The Water Front, Costa Mesa, whO died Jan. 6 409 _ 28th Street, Newport at "Park Lido convalescent hos -Beach 92660 : Ralph Eldred 1 pita!. . French, 312 Poppy A,e., Co- Mr. Sllanks, a retired coal rona del Mar 92625. mlDIIl', came to Orange County This business Is being con- 20 rears ago. ducted by an lndlvldual. Bell-Broadway was funeral Signed: R, E, Freoch. director. This statement tlled with tbe e0110ty clerk of Orance CoWlty on: Ju. 2, Ins, WUll&m E. st John, county clerk, bJ Therea M., Ward, dep~. PubU~: Jan. 11, 18, !5, Feb. I, 19'13, In tho No-.-t Harbor ED.SIII'-F-ZZSI9 LIGAL HOnCI by EU61NE O. .ERGERON FICTITIO!I> BWINESS NAME STATEME!IT COMPLETE A,LL ou011 ~-ooo a marvelous assortment of fiDe pastries! ~OIII[~AI'IIED ev A c;:~~';."' ~a..cu IIAT. a ... -... -CIII G"'A DUATI: • t A.M. TO .. P. • _ 272'11. COAIT HWY •• C-O.A .. MAll (AT GOLDENROD) C'-OUO MOO<. 67S-4118 WI CAll AMJUT YOU -YOU I PAMIL Y YOU I MOM I-YOU I AUTO-YOU I .UIUUU . ) .. -:: I ( &,., r!J,.,uranee, r!J,.c. '· 0 IOJC N 1 27n l . COAST KWY COIIIONA cW MAIIt, CA. I D21 JOIN THE NEW !K-~~ SAVERS CLUB We proudly open the second great yea r of our Bicentennial Era Celebration by in augurating this prestigiou~ program for the bendit of o ur valued fri~nd~ ;.tnJ ~CCl'unt hniJer:-. A minimum b.:~ lance of S5.00Cl i-.thc tm l ~ m<.·mhcr~hip re4uirem~nt in the LJgun:J h:Jcr<.~l Saver:-Club. So resolve to ~ave t wo \.\J)" in 197 ~-T a ke advantage of the-budget-stn:tching henelits and special privileges offered you by the nation's finest savers club." hile carnmg the nation's highest interest on yo ur in!!ured savings. YOU El'\.JOY SPECIAL SAYE RS CLUB BENEFITS FRO~!: *RETAILERS *THE.\TRE. ~10\'IF.S AND OTHER TYPES OF E:\TERTAINMENT * Fll'\E RESTACRANTS. AND HOTELS *FAMILY FCN RECREATION, AND TRAVEL n ·s F.ASY TO JOU"'' JUST FILL OUT THE COUPON KELOW Oil COME INTO THE LAGUNA FEDERAL AI • I I *'i =~1= ... ~1~¥~¥ :-:--,._ -..... ,_ • ..... .................. e ........... e .................... . Tbo lollowln( .,.._ lodola& bua:tnla u : Nnport Place Rll.b:)', 1145 Nnport Btfd., Sullo 101, NawportBoacb, CaW. HHO: v ... B. Fnomu, IQ Alta, Arcadia, Calli, 11001. OFFICE NEAREST YOU! Laauna Federal S.v-en Club 260 Ocean Avenue: --.. ................................. _ --1. W.l' ........... e ... I CD;. L ... , Ttl ............... 'D; ............... 'R; a e p 4o ........ A,.,, .................... --Tllllllu-....... --4-"' .. llldl'ft4toL Slpad: Yara B. F-. 1'1111 --!lod wlllllllo ~ olarll "' <note C40III7 oe: Doe. II, 11'11, W\llllml. It J-. ~ clatl:, 111 'l'llana II. ~ iiiiiOtl'. -Jaa.ll,ll, II, Pot>. I, It'll, lalllo IC._.t -........ F-11010 HOME OFF1CE: 260 O«•n /t,v(nue. Lq;una 8CIIch. C1hf. Q26Jl Telephone: "94·H41 LAGUNA HILLS BRANCH 240ll Calle de Ia Plat1.l.q\IN Hilla. Calif. 91Ml TelephoM: s•JIOO LAGUNA N10U£l lltANCH ) Mon.n:h Bay Piau. Soutlll.utJM. Calif. t1677 Tc~: 496-llOl SAN CLE MENTE la.ANCH 601 Nonh £1 CamiM Rtal. Sa• OeMeMe, Calli. 92611 TdcphoN: 491·119J WATCH FOJ. NEW la.ANCH OPENINO fN ~K.£ F.L.Sil'iotl Lqun• Buc:h. C•llfornia 926~1 . 0 Yn' 1 with ta join the S.ven Club. E~ ,.._ ... my ~heck fOf S.S.ODO. Pia .. open a 6'1o lloee I ' ~ inp Certlftcatc in my fttme and lettld me "'' .... IJ oonl. 0 I am lr.M•=*d 1,. Memiftl moN ..,.._ the ..._.. ,Citlllll. ,., .. ttM me ruu lfttonnlll._ , ---·-_ _.:._ ___ _ -----.... ... IN OWf IIAMIIa EIIHI PU!UIED tp8!LY -,AGE 4 THURSDAY, J All. 11. 1!73 COROllA DflMJ, CAL. Co••illee heads named Cruises laQinnlnq Jan. B Leaving From the IINIIIII\ PIWILIIII WMmd~. 9 am and 1' pm Adults $3, Children $2 CALL 673·5245 A -_....of 101 ____ ..... ..,., .. _......,, ~, -al 101 1M .,_ ..._ uda •• ,._..,.tow lot I 1o !-.. 1111 Parlo ..w l>o -'!(· !he -·-at .. Sr<l-1-111 fubloo ll>OW P' .. b)' P.L. E:A.D., IDe. (Pro.-Learala& &lid Educatloo to Eod Al>uo ol Drup) 011 March 8 at the Nelf'- portar. ""'· "You.· Dl.turaUy." a mualeal t:ubloe· rene, 1f'I.U bt the fe&tur$d eotertalnmellt prt- sealed b)' !he Br<>adny at !he Moote Car}O room ot tbt lllD. At the Jan. 18 meeUnc of PLEAD, bell:l atthelrYineCoast Country Club, membtrsworted on addressillgiDvitatloas, lf'hlch will be mailed earlY tn Feb- ruary. Mrs. Theodore Hath, preslderat, introduced Mrs. Jolm Bowlds, benefit cbairm.&.ll, who introduced committee members tor their ooe beDeflt ott he year. Come 10 this Christian Science Lecture Hear a tree Christian Science lecture bY Edward C. Williams, C.S.B., speak of "WHO ts MAKlNG YOUR DECIS IONS'?" at First Church of Christ, ScienUst, 3303 Via Lido, Newport Beach, Sund~y a.fterDOOn. January Z8th, 3:00 p.m. Everyone ts lnYited to attend. Harbor Boulevard of Cars Se~ Pag~ 5 for Exciting Details ............... Mn. Olfl -, co....._ 111r .. L. •• Go)' • Door priM cllllrmu, llllr .. WIL ~d; co-cllolrmu. llllro.PolorJvUieb. lipoolal <ll:awtor cllllrmai, ..... c __ ,..,_ cbalrmea. Mr.. Rtcblrd Du1J ud uu. Jue Dana. 1'tiD..a,. bMteaes ebl!r- maa, Mrs. Rlcblrd Battoa; co-- cbltrmaa, Mrs. Dooakt hter. -' SbDw co-ordiDolln&, cbllr· mall. Mn. Tbeodore Rath; co- er.frmeo, Mrs. Herb.. Htwkia- soo and Mrs. Jlm Berbblrt. lD.YltaUooa, Mrs. Either F. Coutu; eo~cbatrmaa, Mra, Wm. llc:Dooald. Table deeorat~ons, Mr1. Edf.e G~~oo~uumu.~.~ rts Schroeder. Table t.a:rors cbafrman, Mu. Wm. St.ooe; co-eha.lrmao. Mrs. Jack Corn. Program ebatrman, Mrs. Noreta Keaoedy, HospttaUty hostesses cbair. man, M.rs. Jake Knese; eo- chairmen, Mrs. C. 0, Tbomp- soo, Mrs. Helen Delr, Mrs. loDe Coroel180D.. Publicity ebalrman, Mrs. John Pap; co-cbalrDWl, Mrs. Wm.n.tu. /I A SCRAPBOOK of Freedoms FOCD:tatloo actfYI.Ues is beiDc eum!Ded wttb loterest b)' these members ot the Orange COUidy Women's CbaJ!ter, who are PlannJ.DC a patrloUc ball for Feb. 9 at the Dlaoeyl&Dd ti:Jtel crud ballroom. Pictured bere, from t.tt. are Mrs. Inn Rebert of Balbo& and Mrs. Doatkl I. HllddleltOD of CUff Hueo, members of the advisory co~mcll of the Women's C~er, and Mrs. Arth,ur C. Schtd; Jr. ot Santa Ana, president ot the Chapter and eo.chalrman for the ball. Slogers Harry Babbitt aDd Martha Tilton have been invited to jolll the entertainment program. Freddy Martin aDd his orchestra wUI present a cavalcade ot records, baiXls and overtures. Dinner w111 be served at ?:30 p.m., before the eotertaiomeat begios. The patriotic blU Ia the major f'lmd ratslog eveDI for the Oraqe COlllty Women's Chapter of Freedoms FOUDda· tion of Valley Forge. More tntorrnatioo may be obtained by writing to Bo:r; 1488, Tustin. Good citizen award given to 4 coeds Four blgtlsclp>l-&lrls, wlliDers of !he D.A.R. -eltiseD awards, aDd tbe1r mo .. tbers were booored bJ tbe Col. William CabellC.blpter, Daup- tus of the Anertcu Revolatioo, at a tea LD the bomt ol Mrs. wnuam Ftsber or SOOre Clfffs at 2 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 24, The lirls, cboseo lor their outstaodlng q•UUes ot Jader- sbip, depeodabiUty, sen1ceand patriotism, are Terry Watt, daugilter ot Dr. ud llrs. J. Y. Watt ot CO!'OM. del seotiug Corooa del school; Adele Oliva, of Mrs. Rose Oll'ra Mesa, represeot1Dg blgtl school; CYDibla cot, daugbter of Mr • ..,... _-· ~· Phillip c. Cartcot of Mesa, NOW:port , Harbor SANDI BARKER, daugher of Mr . and Mrs. William Barker ot Harbor la:lud, has pledged Kawa Kappa Gamma at usc. Sbe Is a gradlllte of Corona del Mar hlgll schOol. , PHARMACY PHACTS 1oy KARL BAR HUM & CHARLES How often shOuld you shampoo? As often as necessary! There Is no period that is rlcbt tor everyone, Dry hair can go a week or more be- tween washings whJie very oily halr may need shampooing every other day. Using the right shampoo Is Important. Start with formulatioos designed tor your type or halt 0 Oily hair can use extra cleansing power •hlle dry llair needs more eoodftlonlng agent. Let our friendly e:r;perlenced lfrls help you select the perfect shampoo aDd other beauty aids for YOut ~ stock ail the better ba1r care products and cosmetics Including such creat Hoes as Germaine Mantell, EUr.abeth Arden, Helena Rubinstein and many more at BAYSIDE PHAR- MACY, 1016 Bayside Dr., pbooe 6'15-3040. Ask Virginia, Jackie or Jean for their espert adrtee • • • They're always glad to be of asatst&Dce. • • • HANDY HINT: Creme hair rinse added to tbe rinse water leaves sweaters soft as new. OCbool Mrs. Hellr)' Crawford. clltun cbalrmu, preMtod tile lirls wltll !heir pins ce:rUflcates, uststed by tbe chapter recent, Mrs. stanley staua. _.JfiUO,LDAYS TO GET YOUR MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS AT TRUE B.<loAO.Al~ PRICES. HUNDREDS OF FABULOUS BUYS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT! ----LEGAI.-HO-TICE ··-· ·--·--LEGiL NOTICE ___ _ Kohler & Campbell -Since 1896 -Manufacturers quality instruments in the truest American tradition. UP TO 50% OFF JACKETS REG 12.00-45.00 NOW 6~ To 1150 PANTS REG 9.00-15 .00 NOW 3" LQW Rl~~ JEANS NOW ]99 REG To 12.00 ~PORT SHIRTS NOW V2 oH REG To 13.00 12BE~~ SHIRTS REG To 13 .00 NOW soo ALSO MISC . ITEMS 50% OFF (OR BETTER) BOYS PEPT 50% OFF ON ODDS AND ENDS SWEATERS /JACKETS/SHIRTS/PANTS PLBASI! BF. SURE OP SIZES. ALL SALES MUST BE PINAL. LOOKING PORWARD TO S8RVfNG YOV. OPEN 10.& liON AND THUR TtL 9. CLOSED SUNDAY -------------.-------··----------------- CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH, CALIFORNIA NOTJCE INVITING BUS SEALED BIDS will be recelved at the ottlce of the City City Hall, Newport Beach, CaWornla, unt112:00 P.M. 13th day of February, 1973, at whlcb time they win be ope•ned and read, for performiDg work as follaws: JAMBOREE ROAD MEDIAN PAVING; ISLANDS 5, & aJid 7 CONTRACT NO. 1495 Bids must be submitted on tbe Proposal form attadled wt.tb contract documents fU:rDiabed by the PubUc Works Depart- The addWooa.I cq~y at tbe Pr~sal Form ls to be reta!Did tbe bidder for his records. bid must be accompanied by cub, eerUtlecl check or wdd;;s Boad, made payable to tile City ot Newport Beach, an amount equal to at least 10 pereeot of tbe UDO\Ilt tltd. The title of the project and tbe words ''SEALED BID" sbalJ be Clearly markad oo tbe outside of the euvelope ()OIIfJ!nlog tbe Most Consoles Priced From $799 Regularly Priced to $1025 -This Sale Onlvll STARR BABY GRAND -Beautiful Condition · NOW , , , , , , ....... -· · · · $19S WHEELOCK BABY GRAND -Very Nice Tone · NOW .,, .. , ....... ····, $0S ESTEY BABY GRAND -Refinished · Excellent · NOW ··············· ·l109S POOLE BABY GRAND -Completely Refinished · NOW , , , , · · · · · · ·, · · · IUS MEHLIN & SONS -6'1''-Reconditioned · Fabulous · NOW .. ··········· UfS MANY MORE FROM WHICH TO CHClC6E. SPINETS· CONSOLES · NEW II USED. FRANCHL'iE DEALERS FOR YAMAHA, CHICKERING, FISCHER, KOHLER & CAMPBELL. 0 See the all new Yamaha I me -Pre-set P1ano, Acoordion, Ban to , Hawaiian Guitar -with the new "SECRET PARTNER ," wh ich 91ves vou automatic rhythm and chords -Great new cabinetry. eootract Documeots that musf be conc>leted, uecuted, YAMAHA SALE PRICES START AT $875 ON SOME MODELS I returoed ID the sealed bid are: SILVERTONE SPINET -Reduced now to only .......... -... · . · · · · · · · · ~ ~:='~ootSubcontraetors LOWREY SPINET -Walnut Cabinet , Leslie Speaker ..... -............. . c. 81dder's Bond WURLITZER SPINET -Transistorized -A Beauty ............ •-.•...... D. Non-collusion Al.fldavlt LOWREY ''HOLIDAY" -Sustain Percussion · NOW · · · · · · -· · · • · · • · · · · · · E. statement of FlnaDctal ResponsibWty WUA LITZE A COMB. -Chord Buttons with 2 Keyboards . · · · · · · · · • · · · · · · r: Teeb.Dical AbJllty and Experleoc.e Relereoces THOMAS -New Automatic Rhythm -NOW ONLY ....... · · · · · · · · · · · · · · These documents shall be a.Hl:r:ed wttb tbe sipatures m:l h L I' c-·k of tile persoas slp>lng on behaUotlhe bidder. For eor. KIMBALL THEATRE -Automatic Rhyt m · es te..,.... er., .... , .. , .... the stptures ot the Pres:Jdent or Vice Presid.G MANY MORE EXCELLENT VALUES IN NEW AND USED AT SALE PRICES. or Assilti.Dt Secretary are &ali tbe Cor-FRANCHISE DEALERS FOR CONN · THOMAS · YAMAHA the sltpllllllre of sltpllllllres. tT-'i'iiic:iri'iiiii" -reoorar Folk Style Gulter Stnps Reg. $3,96 ·SALE PRICE $3.111 .Urdthell Ct~~&ic Guitar C.. R"'J. $34.50 ·SALE PIUCE 811.10 M.-.y Brlt'ldt of Metron<W'IIII Reg. $18.05 ·SALE PRICE 11ud Eloc1rico: R"'J. $37.50 ·SALE I'RICE $31.10 L-. Solsc~on .,......,,.,., Mutlc -. ond SNet Muok: 'lft'"IO!UM'Fl • I E T w E E ·N T H E ~· . + • .,. . . • + • • ! LOOK FOR THIS EMBLEM N ~ • AT lHESE COSTA .MESA DWERS ... ' . ti . . I Bauer Buick 1925 Harbor llvd. Connell Chevrolet 2828 Hebor IIYd. Mesa Datsun Hartlor IIYd. P01tiac · ' . . ~- + --------.. -- .L • + IT'S THE ST THI HIIIHAYI WAYS TO COMIIN, MDT fOU'LLACJID CONVIUIINCI ,.1. l ~ . • . +. +" 10-SPEED .I COIIP<ON lllftd deposit in prize bo:c a t any Harbor loulav111rc:f •• fvMy O.alar will ewerc:f a I 0·1pae4 bicyc.:la to Mtnlll lud:y ITuasdey-W.dnnday-Thuru:ley-Friday, Jenuery lJ-2•-25-26 ). p.m. aech cley, priu coupon• mv1t be dap01itad by 7:)0 p.m,f naad not be present to win, ftO purdtase nacauery. COS.JA MilA'S 361 NAME ..... ADDRESS + r • -Cllr .. :!:oot -'0111 -··---~~ -......... -. ... ~ .... 1 -dOll ........ -...-~ .u oma.uca or em .,. -. -..,. -OF ftiiiJ(IRT•ACII•IIOII. -fto ..,...., 111 ~ DfG I'IIOPDft Aim •vnn... u ..ul ~ .._. eUtaw 2 1$ IMG D18'1'1UCTDIG MAP 110. • u. PJuotac c-t-A.-1'llon will ... ·---~~·~~-~~~:~=~~~ ID8Idlaell Wo. Ill, r• ' 1 ._ ..,.._. ._ Ia ............ ~, •••• I --bor Eutp. Lob tllrooP I ... Lola " lin. -Ph'l • ...,. lllrooel> 10. Trod lOIII Ia !lor-IIIII -ellltr-,: • to L.GAL MOTICI -.. -u U0e",.ftod .,.,_ ID .,...,....101. FIC'ITI'IOUS &tWIM88 IIAIIE Dlotrtet ID ID R-1 Dlltrlet ud al>lo lor U1o - -IDIIo STATIIIIIUT HtabiUIIIDcUio-JU'IIII· llold lA Ajlttl 1D-U1o a---- 271 I £Mt 0.... a.,. . --• c..-.... Mer. c...., GOOD li!ALTH atlllotlc to,..loo, .-. B A -billlr. lllll-toa ... lllll FAIULY APFAIR _. CD tra-aa1l al1 da) Tbo -.. -uoet ot loo( eu prodoco 1111111 --a ta.U, ta u.t "U"JJDD 11 nrt ud teta11o1: pa ...... ,., -.JD)tlc fOOCl IliaD. dtlicalo DOrYII. Tllolo - Clllropnette 1111 -Ulo .,.C010 -elrclltoo .... -. TI»IDIJowlloc_IA_ back. ...-.-. b-u, ~·o Pet -· IIOTICE IS HEREBY FUI. r----------1441:1 c .... , Dr •• -.Calli. TilER GIVE II tlloi tllo atdpob-G EM TA L K -Loaa L. Far..ll, 144'1! lie boortll( wUl bl bold .. IDitfllod ot ~a uJ&ortac DOrnaal aene .,...,. now, ud boaltli lllld YltaiiiJ 1o .. u._ rot> )C4Ir Yllal ,.._ ol tholl of bill.. ~ tbe proper cootrolllDr force. .arid. Mort llld IDIWt illteW-S230 000 MASTER PLAN FOR B Y C ~~:::=:~1-• ~~~1~~.:~:.:: 1 • • • ud '"''•'ltd OlliJwbeaaDOr-TOR TODAY. Clarluo LaDe. Tallo, Callt ..... 11111 .,., ot Fobrll&l'). lt'IJ. T 0 DAY 9Zel0. at t11o -o1 7'10 P.M. lA U1o Tbto -to lloiJoc c:oo-C01111eU Clll-1 ol tllo CIIJ -b) u--._ lloU ot tllo Cit) ot 11- Slpod, Loaa L. Forroll. _., Calllonla, at wlllell , J. tiiO,OOO ....._ , ... b ntm ud ftdiDc pool t:1r cbll-elp&IM ao lr'olblt lD ptt1ac mal now ot •"• eDtrO lion Reprdlea of the bl&llh nMfttiMc tile Bdloa Yacbt drill. c1tJ IDIS ate ccuta1 commta-~ tiM bra.tA, don tbe api.Da1 problem you or aay member ca. wu ....u.d t1U wMt. Mr. Smith aidthel'....tka a::. JRII'Oftl ot ttae eblb's cord, ud oatbltweenlmportut of J'OUI' family may biTe, u 1a to= ':'I""-Uloplaa ww ba tllo •-•llrot ID-olaao. _. •ortetne 1o cur Yllal ollltrtb' pcaotblt tllai)OUI' fam- ,....._u_ ~ lllll 10 ,.aro. "Wo wtllllo olq>l)' modorD· bc41J orpu lllll Uuuts. It) eblropraciDr cu roplaeo 1'1111 state-lllod with t11o Umo lllll plaeo IDI ud al1 ---,.ar-old A bolldiDtcommltlooiDearry 1o1Joc lllld aw.kloc""'" Dllblla doapo.ir lllll sorrow with,...,_ :,~ IDcroutq Ill _. ow tho muter plu to -taeu1t) 1bot alroady oJtoto .. OOII"T ROB YOUR log boallb IUid blpplnoiS • • ..., clerk .. Orup c .... tr por.u llltwlllod .. , - oo: Ju. U, It'll, WUUam E. llDd bl hllrd tblr'IOil. 88• br Herb RUey. U. wort wW add to tbe otenll HEALTH Sploal pressure and teulon tecta.r: Smttb, BQCJ'elt arebl. Curnot club membership a nt:erfroDt eoriroameat " be Falls, atreues, atraind, 00 seo.dtln deU.cate aenes st Ioiii. ...., elork, b) Ar-L&Drt Lqloo lbor E. Kropr. -· Cit) Clerk • beida tbe cJe•a mas-Just Aol1 of tbe 500 alloftd ald. ' spralDI, sllpplnc. KOOPtac. m&J cause ~J dllluts. Clll- ter ~~ commJttee. ~ tbe bJ ttl cbarter. Arebltecte for tbe project stoop1Dr, abaktnc. Jolll, J&rs, ropraeton are especially Plu reQeeU tbe club • desire Geozop Hoed1ncbaua, current are Kotells and van den 8os-tensloa, poor posture, t1411lDc. tra!Ded to anal.y~tt aod correct PubUab: Ju. 15, Feb. 1, 8, Ctty of Newport Beaeb 15, 197S, 1D tbe Newport Bar-p,mUsb: Jan. !5, 191S, 111 tbt bor Ellllp. F .azseo II .-.port Harbor E.,._ ~~~~ ~6 famll7 member-clltl> commodore. said be anU6 sc:bt of Newport Belch. ltretchlnc, twisttnc. turniDc. spinal distortions, tberebypre-j~3~~~~= ....., u.,;)adtJ'O'mlpeople L I • f puhing. Jumplnc, suddea lm-venttDg rurtber dlsabiUty std'-LEGAL NOTICE ~-· ID=::...~mowiU oca arhsls ealured paeto, Uftlng. bclmciDe,blows. ferloglllde,.,..... • CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH. CAUFORNIA bo tumod 111tc --orlootecl LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE INVITING BJIJi ,_. ....., • ,._., .. • reer..tloa 1DC1 1D1f1t1Dr rooms Tbe Newport Beaeb elO u1l OW'D am.rtt.~tnc ud cr-Phlc SEALED 8100 wtU be recelYed at the offtce oftbeClty ..-.r11p •" •••• _. l.lld oftlee IIJI.Cel, Yr. Smith committ.e~pre..attDclleld-dM1&D flrm lnlfewport Bel.cb; Clerk, City Ball, Newport Beach, CaUforata, W~.t1110:00 A.M. ,...,_ ald. IDd a IWDenl 1Dalde re-inc local aru.ta at MarLier• aDd. pbotqnpber Tom Jooes, on the 8th diJ ot FtW'lAlJ, li"'S, at wblcb time tbey wtU be ANTIQUE WATCHES D0¥at1oa 'rill be aJ.med at llbr&ry durlncJanw.ry&JI!Feb-wbo wtU ban a apeelal dis- opeoed aDd rMd, for pertormJDc work u follOWs: ''"*"ac c» eircu.latloothroup ruary. play In Febrlai'J. REPLACEMENT OF PLUilBING FtXTVRES lN BEACH Tueted any 1a a drawer tbe club." Tbe CODCept ot tbe Y1nll art bdormaHoli &hoW tbe abcnr• FRONT PUBUC RESTROOW.S or ate deposit box, you. Flrlt..pbla.e COOitructloa 1l form, featured J.D. IU'lier dll-eu be Qbtalntd. from Ladla- CONTRACT NO. 1488 may bave u okl pocket eJpeeted to ltart 1D about a playa, eoDUDues wttb tbe pre. Jaw hday, cbaJ.rmaa ot tbl Bids must be """"'ttld 00 tbe Propoal form attaebecl wttb watch wortb mach moretban moottu: and tate at leut uw seotatlon ot Jue Hill, botbtea-eltJ' u1l eommJttM, or Yr•. tbe cootraet doetiDMIIIts turld.lbed by the PubUc WorU Dtllu't· wbiD It wu bouPt. and 1n 1oor to complete. cber and art1at, With Jtadlo8 Aaclrew Carey, arts eommtttM me&. Tbt addttloa&l ccpy ot tbe ProposalFormts to be retaioed fact m1Cflt IYeD be a eolle<:-IDcladed In first pbue plana: at 369 E. 1 '1th st., Coata Mua; wortm1 member, throalb tbe by tbe bUJder lor b1a records. tor'• Item. are: Jann Cburch, wbo bead8 ber Newport Bl&eb Cit)' BaiL Each bid mast be aecompanJed by cash, cerWltd ebeck or A1thouct1 a truly fiDe old • Modif)1ag the elterior fa H d d f I d I Bidder's Bond, made payable to tbe City ot Newport Beach. wateb usuall.y I:U a Arce c1ade1m,.! .. :!eflec. t a "boathouse': ome nee e or s u en lor an amouot equal to at Jeut 10 perceot of tbe amoUDt bid. iDer ... In n.loe u a col. ---"'" Tbe title of tbe project Ud the words "SEALED BID" shall lector's item, enn ordlo. • ModernWng and compart. A 10-montb "eJI)efleoee" lD terata New York City carefully be clearly marked oa. tbe outakle qf the envelope contalJUng tbe ary old watches are worth meotalWng omces international relations Without sc:reeos cucttct.tes wbo appl)' bid. mueb more today bK:ause • New, bigger, ~re modern leaYlng borne -· that's what tor a year'• ltay 1D tbe UnJted The Contract Doeumeots that must be completed, executed, of a popular new f:ashloo restroom taclllties. AFS tnternaUooal Scbolarsblpa: states. students come bere and' returoed 1n tbe sealed bid are: treod. • Dl.nJ.ng room. redecorating can otter Corona del Mar fa. from ower 60 countries. Tbere A. Propoal Old Ume watches of every aDd renova.Ung to open !C) tbe m!Ues. are !,IS!2 et..:leota ttom abroad B. Destpatloo of Subcontractors de.crlptlon are oow being diners• Ylew of the t.y. AFS Chapter vtce-presldeo.t c..-reatl.)' llYlng and studying c. Bldd•"• DoDd worn by both men and wo. • Ezterlor dtn1ng deck to be In charge of homes, Mrs. Edwin tn America tbts year. D. Noa-eoUu.sloa AftldaYit mea, but tbelr gr•test use raised to level ot main dlnln Alford, Is searching tor a fa-E. statemG ot FlaaDctal ReJP)Ils1bi.lit)' fa by women wbo wear them room. 1 mUy that wUl host an over. RUMMAGE SALE JAN . 21 F. Teetulieal AbtUty aoo Esperleoce References OD cba1Ds as pend&Dta. • A gallery hallway leading seas student for tbe eomiDc Tbe Newport Harbor 8a1Jor The51J doeameots sball be atftxed wttb lbe stp&tures and Railrold, bus, bunter's, to the main dlnlng room and school year. Tbe yOtatgster BaDd will bold a rummace and Utles ol the persona: atgnior 011. beballoitbe bt~er. For eor. boat and miUtary ntcbea st&irways to the lower 'deck w111 Uve With tbe family and bake sale Jan. !7 at Harbor poratlons, the lipatures of tbe President or Vice Preaide.nl: are .ome of tbe moat popu. SUilll1Dg area am smaU-b:ll.t attend classes at Corona del Hl&b. Tbe proceeds will 10 aDd Secretary or Aaclltant Sec.retary are Hll*ed .._..Got'-lar VI&IQuent&bt'-avJ ~--.wace·..-ces. Mar hllb scbool. to lbe Sailor Bud tour flmd DGrate StaJ. sball be lfllMd to a11411eumeU~ ... t.s. . inc 'lliln. .atla1~1D6dl ' ~ Rense and t¢te tbe "Tbe 'metn •r .. llremeet ob to JII'OY1dt1 i:>r. tbt.trt,·to In tbe ea.· or aPut&itlblp, tblaphnaitt .._-...... al en ttiPf'odw:t~oGt.,or tbeM eaJln u AFSo•bollt tamJ.IJ' ls tbt pu-... thirD Cal1fonda 1ll Febrllll'y. partner Is required. , · biaatlft:d~e.._.c• .ri bilnl • e1Ul.'e<JBe.,.'b Md· ..... ,... 1,..._ ba't1af doatlou fbr No bfda will be accepted from a Coatraetor wbo bas IIOC: t.tD made, DOtbfac eu mateb tbe • More )Deter CJICe. In yowg people," Mrs. Alford tbe ale sbDuJd call FrtD Uac- Ucensed 1n aceordl.oee wtlb tbe J)I'OTlGoosolct.ptar 9, Dln.IOD style or iDterest ot a true • Renon.Uooofelteriorboat~ Mlllln, 548.5S49, or ElaUte m ot tbe BuslDess and Protus.tODS' Codt. ne Cootnctor &Dtlqoe. yard beads. lnteroatlonal Ellf)aDd, 646.2626. sbaU state h1a: u --lllll , ota So 11 yoa do bawe u old • ReoovaUoo of bealiDg, nn-. eeD8e Dlmluw C IICitlolliatbe Propoal. IJ)ItJD.,. e•....-.cat aDd plumb· ECONOMIST AND INVESTMENT ADVISOR ___ _ ODe ott of PIIDo lllll C-~ IDelDdlacSI>oeJal pocket ftlcb. briDl It ID to --N -~• City Hall, Newport Beacll, CaJ.tiDrala. at DO co.t to llceued COli-YOU 11ull t.ve I uaetu1 ud ~ ......, Grand Finale of Our Sale!! J£41n lnhQ MARINERS CHURCH THE TEACHING IS CENTERED ON JESI.Il CHRIST AND THE BIBLE, WITH EMPHASIS ON PRACTICAL CHRISTIAN LIVING. ALL AGES ARE WELCOME. CoUDseUng and Ylsltlng antlable. SUNDAY SERVICES: StliiDAY SCHOOL •••••..• o,oo • 10,15 A.M. WORSHIP SERVICES ••••.•• g,oo • 10,15 A.M. EVEIIIIIG SERVICE • • •••••••• 7,00 P.M. Z200 E. Cout H.,.., Beach, Deaf MacArthur Provtaloas, may be ohtalned at tbe hbllc Worb Dlputmeat, "'· ~e can restore tt. and lpCTSJbe~~~~ pba&e ot•~mas-tienrY ()uilde!Y tractors. It Is reqoested that tbl PllDI ud Coatraet DocamtDCs tuldoaable watch u well ter plan eooc:entrates on reoo- be returoed wtthfD z weeks alter tM bid "*''Af. as an excellent conYersatioo ntt.nc tbe bar areu,1Dcreasioc ~;;;~;~~~~~~;~~~~rl~~;;~~~~.=~~~=::!·~-~~~~·,·~OY~Ift.~11l~=·=·=~J The City hu adopted the studard ~cftlona tor Publlc piece. meetinc ud diDIDC apaces by ror a CO MM ON SENSE approach to Worts Construetloa (19?0 Edltioa &Del StWiaments) u prepared L, ________ _j using nat Ia DOW tbe troot SIO.OO for 3 by tbe Southern CaWorWaCbapteraot tbe Amerlcu PubUc Works Association aDd tbt Asseel.a.led General ContraetorsotAmerlea. Copies may be obtaiDed from BuUdlnf News, IDe., 3055 OYerlaD:I Ave., Los An .. les, C&lll. 900S4, (ZU) 8?0..9871. Tbo City bU adopted Staodard Spec:l&l Pr-llldstllldard DraWings. Copies of tbese are uallable at the Public Worts Department at a eo• ot SS.OO per set. In accordance wttb lbe prorialons ot Article z Cbapter 1 Part 7 of the Callfcn1a Labcw Code (Seetlou 1710 'tt -.q) ~ City Council ot tbe City ot Newport Beacb 1u uc~ tbe general pre'r&111Dc rate ot per diem waps 1.n tbe )Ocallt)' 1n wbJch the work 1a to bt performed for eacb craft., claa.aiJIC&Uon, or t}-pe of W'OI"kman or meeba.Dic oeeded to eueute tbt c:ootraet and has set forth tbeN Items 1n Resolutioa No. 7718, adopted June 1Z,l9'7Z. A copy ot said r..::~lutionts Patlable In tbe omce of the City Clerk. All parties to tbe contract sba1J be IO'retDed by a11 proY161ou ot tbe Calilornla Labor Code rela.tlnc to pre. valliDg wage ratos (Seetloos 1 'M0-1781 IDc:lul .. ). The contractor will be reqllired to CUU'IJII.H bla work for a period ot ooe year from tbe date the city accepts the work. The city resenes the rlcbf to reject aay or all bids aDd to wain any lnlormallty 1D such bids. In cue of u error be- tweeD words &Del ftpres, tbe words sball pii'D. The city reHnee tbe right to compare blda based oa tbe base price aloDe, Or on the bl.sls ot tbe be• price pltll any or all of the addi.Uwe bld Items. For th1l reucm, poteallal bidders are adrlHd to loelude all their eootraet adm1lltltra. tion, insurance, IDd other noa.recurrlnc COitllD tbalr bue bids. At the time ol award of contract, the City YiU tpeelt)' whether any of the addltiYe bid ttems are iDelldld 1D the cootract. CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH, CAUFORNIA Lalft LaliOJ, City Clerk Publlsh: Jan111r)' U. li?l, Ja tbe Newport Harbor Eulp. Harbor Permitted Meals For ··wEIGHT WATCHERS. , ..... I I ...... 1111,.. Dl &IIIII tic J ... T-JoOco ..... Somot ........ o ~ ~ Restaurant 4001 W. COAST HWY NEWPORT IIEACtt IJS-77110 ~ our .-., -be • l'k•.,., ~ .M11 by 1M "a.W.." .... m~>en of 1""' f-'ly. NOV!, you .,.. ;out ,..,. ., H-"-'• ..- ,,.,_;.,-,.. ...Uf~ '""' Mly -from beU., .-p~Mtely .,.,,... ; IMII "''""' ... """' • f.U -«<t 6M1 • ""---a..-. c-•·• .. I I 21 .... $1.11 , .......... ,., s..a.. WNCHION (Marpri"" .,.. M.,.-.., on R•q.,..ol) •••• S.,..,..., "" BH of Criop M;...I c,_,. ""'" KiKi TiKi ar c,...m Gric ~-l SIW (2 for M•") lf'l>iu. ar IF'Ioole IF''-' B .... BABY GULF SBRDIP ( 4 OZ.) W&'i'E IIEAT TVllm (4 OZ.) WHIJ'E IIEAT roNA (4 OZ.) C01TACE CHEI!S£ (~ Cap) __ 2.95 2.25 .. 1.95 --... 95 ........ H• w 1 ..... Tea • Coffee (Sweet a: I-) -·-· ____ , __________ _20 T.. •• • • • ••--·· •• • • ••••• ••••••••••••••••·-·-··•-··•-••ro•-·•-·---·-·-20 T-1.._ ,_, ___ , ___ , 25 SHAIJ!S: Orup (0. Fndt aad Y, llilk), Vaaillo (I Milk), Stoowbatt (1 llilk), a.-.. te (1 llilk) .. 55 Ne ·S•• ltlalf•• ..._ A.w,_,. or Jl~ Cree111, KiKi ,. Gerlic nr...u.,. c..,_ P-. Fr-.:h CMI c,_,. a-, SlioN TDMMo, Sliee of B.-.1 (2 far MirA) _._ M.....,n... 10 oo. INI>o B.W P-(~by H-S,-) SOc w._ BROILED TOP SIRLOIN S'l'EAK -----__ _2.95 CHOICE ROAST BED' _______ 2.95 CENTa CUT IIAUBUT FILET S.25 liED SJifAPPD, CllEOLE STILE -85 BABY BED' LIVER (I OZ.), TOIIATO SAUCE -.195 BROILED BEEF PATI'Y S5 SWil 01 11 I tadpwte .... ... tt.11 ... r. ,_..., Clloieo -1 c-w •-,. r-,,.,,,.,. ,..,.,_ "" ........ _._, ... ,a:' I' ...... , ...... I .... ..... .... .. ..... c..tlfl-r, R.UM•, c u u , ,. .. ,., c,_ ,..,_, • C.cau••~-CAIJr)• lit ...... 1 .. .,_ .. •v n w ' pP ,_(lewll'•l,l•.._) 11AI ...... Men 1.95 S.95 S.95 1.25 us 1.70 ,, • RUTH QUICl liT &tt CLEAN AND RESTORE YOUt DRAPES TO LOOK LJ(E NEWt IX(WIIVJ OUAilANTIID DllAPDY CLIANINO 0naper, O.C.ning. 'etftd , ... ,dlftt of the age of ,.., d~, or 100,.. reploc...m H deoMW.. ··--•PIIMI~ • IIJ&IIW Decweter ...... .... -... ·-~-- • lrltwDr••••wt• c..rs bel., .. s, ........ . •Dr-'"tl-or ....... • W-Stolo 1-ol • Dr-'" • .,.,_ Dr•••ry Mlrftrll't MstaiiM • • .,..,.. UT CAMTIIISTAU .. W .DaAPIS w. '--" • ,..,... ..t.ctl .. ef lalwk , .. , .. M fht aMt "itcrl,.;,..,._ •••• "BUYING ,/=ANEWCAR 10% Insurance Discount OUr 16tb year Tuck & Pete Rabbiu H•rhr lh4 .• Cool• Ill••• LOSE WEIGHT! Rapidly & Eaoily Under Medical Supervision Poundo & lnchoo Go FASn CALL 673·5121 WEI&HT CLINICS INC. E. COAST HIGHWAY, CORONA DEL M. (Near MacArthur B!Yd.) Clinics : 9 to 1, 2 to 5, Monday thru Friday Garden Gron -10092 Chapman, Suite 4 -534-5042 £1 Taro -U&al El Toro Suite 202 - IIAT IN OR TAKE OUT OUTTODINE LUNCH Dtlletoaa Saodwtebn &Dd aoxea to Go. DINNER St..U, .__, Cflletoa, Ft.lb, lUbe ud Sbrt.rnlt, YltbCfllpo. u elementary school tell.eber, with a special lnlereat In tea- ching the tla.odleawe<l. HETTIE BRYAN DIES Nettle Bryan, 60, of SSSI Maryland Clr ., C08ta Mesa. died Jan. 12 at Orance County Medical Center ln Orance after a long lllDess. She wu burled Jan. 16 at Harbor RHt cemetery. Ser- 'fieea at Balts-Berceroa'• Co- sta Mea cbape.l were coa.- dllctod bJ Dr. Wllllam 8ryurl. Mn. BI'J'IIl. a oattnoiOkla- bom&, wu a bostta tor JD&Df r•rs at ValelltiDI's rNta-.rut Ia lAc S..eb. Sbo bod Und ..... .,.. 1110 put • ,...... FREE 110"' .. 0( oupree ...... ..... -0(1110 ..... GETTING READY fc.-the commodore's ball ~ tbe Bl.lda Cortntbia..D Yacbt Club on SaturdaJ, Ju. 11, ue, from left, Mu. Jack B. Larsoo, WhO wttb ._. ....,. .. Dr. Lanoa., •111 host one of the pre.tJI.U ooeldw" putlee; Mn, R&y Bulloch, and Mrs. Jolla D, Cocbna. Mn. Balloeb'a husband will be installed u ne.t capta1l poftl', &loot wttb comrtlOOOr e Dean Durp.o &Dd otW ftac oGcerL INSTALLATION FOR BCYC I'ROMOTIOHS OP V.P'S AMMOUMC!D IY AVCO ProwiSoe ol I ftc a .-.. .,.._ to ...._ ftce II' d$1 I Ia II -od "' B. •• -.,.. _..,._ .. _,__ dll ... ""' . . t 1 on w-.-u ••--.....,..ll"-'C.. ... 11llt ............ .AWMAW no-. W, PoftD ........ aN: .. -....... Mdlllln. n.u C.I.C 11 11---. •• -lr~ 111 &. 1111 dlllt1Elti ...... Wflr ... C...._ ...... u-..... ~J 'I Aua'l $. --·U,.ua_Tuu. ..... n. • .............. al -.. Air Foroe = 0 s;;.:. =· II ::c: 0 ':J:,:,:-:-=: ~ ~"":-fl ... ,._. 11M-II .. II •p ..... 14~1.:-. tllllta 9 2R 1 .. t' & .... ...... 7 : ,. • ·u .. Ill' • rn • ""1 ...... ., ..... =a..·:. .. : u.-~ ...... , .... ,,, ... .,,, ....... .....,. ALPHA PHI RAISIHG CARDIAC AID RIHDS W~RBISIP l'lallllO IIUIU.Y-PAGU l1tU RSDA Y, JAN. H. ltll CXliQA Da.IIAA, ~ bli"G $250 million dollar n.~tf ~X refu~ for CalifO;nla taxpayers. SACRAMENTO -Fi• .. dal ....U .,.. DOW predicting a ftiO.OOO.OOO state ineome tax ....... wru I'D to California tu- PQWa. Tbe windfall reeult.ed tro. the State withholding too mueh money from California taxpaye~ in 1972. Many of Lhe s ame taxpayers are als o ex- peet.ed to ree8ive Federal In- come Tax refunds for t.he same year. Your iitcome tax at Wutual W. .. vourappointment now! The earlier you fi le the sooner you will receive your refund. Your income tax will be prepared by c:m... "lax of ~·.one of the nation 's lea ding income tax preparation firm s. All returns strictly confidential. You can save the normal cost of an individually prepared income tax re turn; as m uch as ISO or more. The FREE personal income tax preparation at Mutual Savings ts avail· able if you add to or open a Certificate Account for $4 ,CXXJ or more~ You will ea rn the highest in terest in the nation on insured savings. (Sorry -we cannot provide this se rvice for corporations. part- nerships, busi n ess fi rms, es ta1es or trusts.) Make your appointment now and receive free, an INCOME TAX ORGANIZER. Helps you in col!cctrng the information yo u n eed to get your proper tax deductions and refunds. •Certificate Accounts earn 5*% for l yea r or nHHC 691. for 2 to 10 years wa h SS,OO.J mm1mum _..,_ MUTUAL SAVINGS and Loan AssoontttOn 2887 E. Coat Highway 3 btocb Walt of MacArthur BIYCI Pllono: 875·S010 Mon.-lltur. 8AM--4PM; Fri. 9AM-6PM by ~AMEI I . IRWIN ·I"RINTID I'IIOM D&CIIION MAG.UtMI M an's flight through tained by the power knowledge." Those words on the famous "Eagle statue" at the United States Air Force Academy fairly jumped at ue as we walked toward the mess hall. We were three astronauts in train- ing for the Apollo 15 flight, and we were in Colorado Springs to brief the Air Force cadets on what we would be attempting to do on our forthcoming moon shot, slated for July 26, 1971. David Scott, Alfred Worden and decided right then that we wanted those words somehow to be a of Apollo 15. But not ti;~,;:/;~~:;~~ later did I realize how s: they were. Years of preparation are required to fit a man to go into space. As a graduate of the Air Force Test Pilot School at Edwards Air Force Base, assigned to teat the world's highest and fastest flying airplane, I felt as if I had reached the pinnacle of my training when I applied to the Space Admini ~trati on as a candidate for the astronaut program. That was in 1963 . I wa~ turned rl own. probably because of an accident that had OC· curred two years earlier. My student pilot and I had crashed in the des- ert in a light airplane. I s uffered two broken legs, a broken jaw. a con. CU!\Sion and many cuts and bruises. In 1964 I applied again. and was again turned down. Then in 1966 I tried once more, but without too much hope. as I was approaching the age limit for the program. This time I was successful, and moved my small family to Houston, Texas, where we were to spend the next five years. • Tbe pftlpara.tton of an astronaut really falls into three disti nct areas -body, mind and spirit. Our bodies were given superb conditioning. Our mindR were honed-in addition to flight knowledge we were instructed in orbital mechanic~. geology, as. tronomy, spacecraft design, systems operation. even management and organization. I served as a ground test crewman for Apollo 9, then as a support crewman for Apollo 10, a backup crewman for Apollo 12, and finally my big opportunity came as a prime crewman on Apollo 15. But what about spiritual prepara- tion? That began for me with Chris. tia n parents who loved me and guided me until I was ready to make my own commitment to Jesus Christ. One day my mother and my brother and I hRppened to walk past a little Baptist church in New Port Richey, F'lnrida. where we lived, and saw a si~n ,,uhirle a nnouncing REVIVAL. The year was 1941. It's still a mys- tery to me as to why we stopped, fo r we were attending another church at the time. At the end of the ~e rv ice when the invitation was given. someth ing just touched my hea rt a nd caused me to step forward antJ gi,·e my life to Jesus Christ. It wa!'\ ~o stransre because I had never before heard the word "invitation." But it ce mented a relationship which I ha \'C needed every day of my life since. Thirty years later I was back in F'lnrida at f<~pe Kennedy, lying on my lmck in t he command module E nrlea r o 11T. awaiting the countdown a nd t he moment of ignition for the liftoff of Apollo 15 . As our crew of three la.r there in the spacecraft we wondered what was in store for our Ji,·es. l always say astronaut& are ne,'er frightened. but I must admit I felt a little anxiety, a little con. cern. a little ariticipation, an air of expectancy. You can't help reflecting on your life, wondering whether you made the right decision, as you sit there atop all that hardware put to- gether by the lowest bidder! But before you know it you hear the word ''Ignition! .. and you eense, and then feel, and then hear, all that tremendous p0wu beina releued and lfftlng you free of the earth. There is a moment of supreme ela- tion, a relieving of tenaiona, to know that after all thooe yearo you are flnall7 on your wa7 to the moon. We hold oW' b,....tha until we heard tbo next worda, '1"ower clear." That meant we were dur of the .trueture and on an unobotructod1 p.,._ful mlalon to tbo •rth'o on&y oate!Ute. We knew that tb.,.. would be problema u ,.. went, but we bad completo conlldo""" In our equip. ment, and ,.. knew ,.. won tbor- ouahl7 tralDOCI. We bad the boot brallla of the world avallab~ to worl< With u ; and mo-.. Important, I RIRIE SCHOOL IIS'QN trAUI•w .... -. .... 'n• hi Pt ' z 4 llf ...... ~~•I•AIIA ,_ 1lo II In'" I m .... ._ ftC "II h. II I ·u .---..z .,_ flO. •cMa,ITIAM IIACO CfL LINiJIJOO O, MoJ; ·-... 11•1·17 love wltith He had und<rtak<n; .!""!Ill<"; u I ,... '1• IIIIo I.w He who wu in the 'fom1 of God ••" .ltt.OCP 'I* •• •1 ditci,l•l. 'f ,. Utumed tbe • fonn,' and did the fiiWtltw'' (Jolt• ,13 :34, ~S). Fonnh Ct01pe.l :lfe 1'el~vant. ''The work of '• aervant,' • alave-aay, II T is tnttresting to DOte five du1pt~r. ·or thi! Gospel thir· felt that to do this wu r&ory. What that John 13 marks the temth ta scventt.cnth indutive, an He does,,too, is rendertd aU the more t~rs in this wonderful marked off as a distinct section of striking by the fact that the rcmarlc- brginning of ~everal chap-the book, fiT1t by their historical 5Ct· able SCCM detcribtd in Luke 22:24 Gospel which set forth to tinr. •nd then by their 1pc·dal char--the strife unonc-tht dildpkt clearly the glory of the acter .... It is thcrefol'f: a separate which should be the grtatd& -fa;&J in..:arnate Son of God. ln portion of our Lord't mi nistry on have jUM occurred. In conttatt Wt reatli nK th< !>•· pre..:i vu.~ c~apters one which we t.nter here · and its impor--that eager desire amonJ Hia tenlfttl 1S ush.·red ::.to ·:ht h..-11y place" m the tanc~ i• evident fr'c..m'thc space which for suptrior ttation m the wor~, 5-<lc:-td "tru~."turc of ;.he Gospel of it occupits, being littlf' less th~.;.1 a the Master 'riseth,' 'layeth ~a· !'fi• H,.re tile rt-n•arks of a faith· four1h of the entire Gospel. n.e outer garments, and 'girdeth Hi~ ········t~i"~expositor of thi:. ~n ion of the twelve previous chapt~rs cover a _sei(Luf,ke"inj) .. u(c~~eW~amMi::- period of nearly three years ; thete TM five are l'ftOrcb of a single eveninr. pn and William F. Moultoa., In thote we rangt through Judea, Go1td Accordileg to /()ltrt, 1183, P. Samaria, Galilee ; we are in the wil-290). In the ~~ of .venc 5 ooe dem~u. on the se.,board, in strcetl is impressed .wtth the rruauteaeu of and ~a.roru~•. and mnet oftea in the description nf our I..Drd's act of the Temple itae-lf. In these we rc-condescension. It lhould be DOted main in a 1ingte chamber-of a private here that Jesus, the Mu~er of the houte. In thote we arc in the pres-feast. actually becomet Hmuelf .the rn~ of 'the JiWs,' the multitudes, all servant on this momentous QCUIIon. <Ia-. of d;tciptes, hearer•. ob6<Tv-rnu £XPOSTULATIS WITH en, opponents. Ia these we are in JESUS the inner circle which may be called The words of John 13 :6-11 are u the Lord's OWl\ family'' (d. Thomas follo~·s : "Then cometh h~ to Si~on Dehany Bernard, Tlu Cnllrol Ttoeh· Peter : and Peter aaith unto h1m, of/•..., C~..U.. 1892, pp. I, 4). Lord dot! thou· wash my leetl )eSUJ The outline of the praeat 1e1100, anaw~red and aald unto him, What I which is CDtitJed HCbnst Washes the do thou knowett not now: but thou DiiCiple.' Feet,•• It u follows : shalt tmow hereafter. Peter aaith unto him Thou thalt ne'ier walh my t. The. Mind and Heart of Jtllut feet Je;u, an1weted him, If I ""..,h on the Memorable Ni(ht (John 13:1) thee not thou hut no part with me. the Disciples' Simon Pet~r said unto him, Lord, 2. Jesus Watha Feet (John !3:2·5) not my f~et only, but alto my h&ftd1 and my head. Jesus n.ith to him, He 3. Petu Expostulates with Jesus that is "'·ash~rl needcth not save to (John 13 :6-11) w:uh hi !I f~et, Lut is clean every whit: h s· ·.:. And y~ are clean but not an .. For he Ev•n~lltt Irwin relate• hi• lalth In Chtltt to hie .. tfOIIIIIflcll .. ,.1/lttell II M addreNII aud/lftCII JtOUfld the JtOtld 4. Jesus Int~rvrets t e 1 :{'11:ncanc~ 1.. .• . h h lri betray him . there- we we had the prayers of all mankind. When after two hours the third stage was shut down and we began gliding around the earth, I looked out my forward window and was thrilled by a full view of the bright moon against a pale blue sky. I sensed right then that we were going to have a good mission. The moment arrived to get into the ffJO lunar module Falcon and come down to land on the surface at Hadley Base. We couldn't have picked a of \\hat He Ha..s Just Done (john .... n·" W. o s ()U • .. 13 ·12-17) · lt •rr. sa1d he. Ye arc not all clean. · Cnncernin.~: thl"~ verses before us, THE MIND AND HEART OF JESUS rhe: remarks of Dr. F.~dman are wothy ON THAT MEMOIAILE NIGHT r.f note. "His IJ~su.5') act was inter· The first verse of John 13 reads n1ptt"d by a notable dial0~e between as follows: "Now before the feast of himself and Peter. which revt-als the: the passover, when Jesus knew that spiritual ~ignificanct' of the scene. The his hour was come that he should de· rl i-.:rple IS h~sitating to allow his part out of this world umo the \faiter l(J perform for him Y> menial Father, having loved his own which :'\ ,;,..rvice ; and C'\'en thou~h as~ured were i.n th~ world, he &oved them that Jcsu·s ha~ " purpose which Peter unto the end." It has ~ suggested 11 ill undustand aft~r-.nrds, he ol>- that this vent may be regarded as jt"cts : 'Thou shalt nner wash my an introduction to the whol~ of the fo:et .' Jr-sus replies : 'If I wash thee remaining chapters of John's Gospel. not, thou ha..st nn part with me,' in- In this connection, a modem co.m· dicating not onry a part in the pa.u- mettator write. the foUawing : "M over supper, but in the fri~ip of Pauover approached, JesuJ bcca~ Jesw. and in all that be , wu that aware that His public ministry to night to impart to his di!ociples. Peter the Jrws wu over, and that the time now turns impulsively to the othet' for His 1upreme 'work' -Hit death ~xtreme : 'Lord, not my feet or.ly, -bad come. What the evan(elitt is but also my bands ·aDd my head.' in effect aayin( in VCf¥ one is 'Jesus And Je.sw ut~Wered: 'He that it bad always Joved tha.e whom Hit bathed nttdeth not uve tci wuh his Father had (iven Him, the amall fed, but is clean every whit.' It it a::Jmp&Dy of believen, who are flOW at once evident that jesus nfen to desipated h.i1 own, and form a a spirltual cleaMint wb!ch be w~ rmup dittinct from .those who are seeking to effect. He did wuh .h11 g;ven the aamt. title io 1:11 . The lat· disciples' fce.t to give them phyttc:al ter had for the moat part n:jected comfort. No ~ervant had appu.red. Him, and 10 it is to the former that a:s the supper wa• ~erved, to ptrf(ll'm He now Mowed the completenes.s of that usual. necesdry task ; no ooe of Hia love by laying down His life for th~ disciples, disputing u they wen: them. And it it the story of this a.s to relative (TUtneU, dared so to final 1ubmiqion of Jesus to death o! humble himself u to perform this which the feet-washing was an acted lowly servi~. Jesus therefon: wuhed parable and for which the teaching his disciples' lce.t; but he did more: that followed the feet·wuhing was a he cleansed their hearts. A• the dis· car?ful pr~p&ration. that J am now cip$n beheld hit match1eas humility. going to record in the second half of anft u he touched their feet. all the1r n1y Gosptl'" (cf. R. V . G. Tasker, envy and Jnttemeu and ~inctneu Th6 GtJsprl Aao,..dit~g to St. Joh11, and wrath were gone. 1 ney were. more beautiful spot-the high Apen-' nine Mountains on three sides of us, t/( and the deep canyon of Hadley Rille to the west. Later it came time to light the third stage and begin leaving our orbit around the earth. Now I could look out my side window and see the blue Pacific. I saw all of the Hawai. ian Islands framed in that window, even the volcanic peaks of Mauna Loa and Mauna Kea where we had taken our geology training. As We entered the third stage it seemed as if we were going straight up; for now we were starting to move away from the earth out into space. Imagine the excitement of riding linN that lunar dune buggy, Rover. I, IJI"L£ bouncmg through space, rnakmg 611' The next time I looked out a win- dow I could see the southeastern part of the United States, including the cape from which we had launched . The whole peninsula of F lorida seemed only a few inches long. We could see Cuba. t he Bahama Islands and those beautiful blue.green wa. ters off the Florida coast. Then we became busy in the spacecraft and it was several hours before we had op- portunity to maneuver and look out again. This time we were startled to discover that we had moved so far. so fast. Now we could take in the whole sphere of the earth. We could see continents; we could see colors -the tans of the Sahara Desert, the blues of the Atlantic and Mediter- ranean , and then the white of the few clouds over the earth that day. As we viewed the earth from that perspective we were reminded of a very fragile and yet a very beautiful Christmas tree ornament hanging in the blackness of space. Three dan went very fast, and before we knew it. it was time to go into orbit around the moon. Here was a different type of beauty, an awesome starkne~s. with wide ba· sins, high mountains, canyons, and craters of every size and description. The surface of the moon was a dark, gun.metal gray; then its color changed in relation to the sun's an. gle, and it became a brown, a light tan. and finally turned almost white. observations and looking for rocks where man had never been before! But what really touched my soul was the fact that I cou ld feel God's presence so strongly, and in so many different ways. We had some new and difficult tasks to perform, things Wa nevn ~dered during all thOR years of training. But when the sit. uations came up 1 just gave a quick silent prayer to God and immediately the answer was there. And I realized the truth of those words on the Eagle statue: "Man's flight through life is sustained by the power of his knoWledge." His knowledge of what? His knowledge of Jesus Christ. That is the sustaining power! All around the globe we meet people today who say to us, "I prayed for you." And I know what they mean. I felt God's presence on the moon more than I have ever felt it here on earth: and 1 came back from the Apollo 15 flight to find it had changed my life. Before, I was a nut&-and· bolts type, a technician, one who was too busy with details to be really concerned over the needs and feelings of other men and women on the earth. Now I have a new per- ception and a new appreciation for this spaceship we call earth. It has been a real spiritual awakening. I think I am a person who loves all men, and God has given me a strong desire and compulsion to share my faith with them. The meS88ge I have, of course, is the old, old story of Jesus Christ. Our crew brought back the Genesis rock from the moon, but I came back with a new appreciation of another rock, the rock of the Word of God, and I want to tell people about him, and about the gTeateat space flight of a.11 -when they go to meet him. <:::M Windows f.,r Sermons . PROM "TH! !VANO!L," aOX 25, LARGO, ,LORIDA JNST ANT OBEDIENCE Dr. Dmw ld Gn!y BamhoUM! tole\ of e mi..,.ionflry home iD, the Con,o ~re the litllc .wn Wfl!l ))layinA" in the ylltd. Suddenly h. beard hw father'• YVM:e. "Phili!), nllf'y m~ inlltantJy! Drop to your •tomach! .. The hoy obeyed without .. JiinA" a queetion. .. ''Now rrawl towurd me 1u1 fH <t all you can!" A~. the boy obeytMI. f::j 11fnnd up ftnd run to me1" The l11d oheyed and endM lA hie father'• anne. Y then l'lid he tum to look At the tnoo by wh~h he had beea IJiayinJ. HanJinr from a brnnch WRI a fif~n·foot sn~tke! . SuppoL~te the boy hiKI pau!Mid, to •ale, "'::!t,.Oadr or "Do .1 hav-e to n1h~ now?" He would ha.e bf'en killed by Ut. 1 lJUttmt obed.i~ I• a nun nf fflilh :tnd In'"'· Philip knf'w he t.:ould tru"t M1 father, _, he obe-yed hie vol~. "Spesk. lArd . for Thy ~rv~tnt heaNthl" UNSPOTTED fROM THE WORLD A writtr ttlla of loinl with a ptrty down In • ~I miN. On one tide ot.!! pnpay arww • pllnt whlth was ptrleetly whit&. T'he vllfton ..,. asmn-_, that there llftlet~ tht eoel dust wt1 c:onttentty ftrln& ttlf1 lltUe plant Should bt 10 pt,Jrt •nd white. A mlnw th,.... a l'lendf'UI of bl.at dull upon the plant but not • ptrtJc:le lelhtred. Th• vllitorl tMmiiMI ~ the u:perlmtnt...,~ the cal dust would not cline. There wt1 • '11101 I ...,... 011 tM ·~ petala, to wt\k:h no tpeek or stain could f..-.. lido little plant -Ita .,... wll-IJIIIcl tho -snd driODI ... of • -• mlr-. 11 • plelurt of -_., --1n. -ld be. In !lifo World of nfl .,.... .0 rnii'IY u~ lntluenc. bi....,. lbout ...... tt it the Ou11tlenta m• ,,on to be pu,., to keep ..,.... \npGbld from u. wortd: stttcbld. ...... "WHY CHRIST CAME" Have you ~vPr asked yourself why the Lord Jesus Christ came rnto the world~ Have you ever "Marcl'led tl'le Scrioturl!'t.." to. fond out why? The ma)Onty of rel +gtous lead · ers and thetr followers seem to lhonk that Chnst hved on earth to teach us by Hts words and His example how we should hve. But let's th.nk fhts through Our lord d+d in deed show how men should hve with .. ch other and before God. But wl\lt were the results? Old the people say: "How wonderful! Now we know how to live tO&ether and antoy ttfe! Let's follow His teach iniS and the world wtll be 1 happier place to love tn!'" Is th•s what they u +d? Far from +1. As the re · cord states, they hated Htm, they ndiculed H•m. they heckled Him end t+nally they na•l£d Htm to 1 cross. As to Hts eumple: Have you ever seen how a Jeweler Wtll put 1 di•mond on 1 poece of black felt to show it to 1 prospective customer? The diamond +S seen mos1 clear1y tn all tiS brtlfiance aga ln &t the dark. black back· &round-and vtce versa. In the same way , man has never really followed Christ's example-he couldn 't. Rather, the pure wh+te tight of Hts holmess only shows up the dark. bl1ck character of th3 hum1n heart. and man by contrast stands rebuked 1nd con· demned. But why, then, did Chri"t come onto the world? The whole voluma ot Scripture bears witness to St. Paul's answer In I Tim . 1:15: "Christ Jesus camto into the world fo save sinners." Con!lider the Old Testament types and prophesies. Consider •Is Psalms and poems. Consider the words of Chr~st Htmsett and you will see that He came, not to IN., promarily, but to dl&-to die "for our sins" (I Cor. 15:3), to pay our penalty that we miaht be justified-clearlld of all the cheraes wh ich the lew h•ld •aainst us. These Mme Scriptur" alto * cl•r• that He, the Prlnc. of ,...c., oMit com• •ltln a1 1<11'11 of klftCI end Lord of lords. But meantime we may ltust in the ,.J-ded 8ft- lor and enjoy "pqce wtth God, throtJih our Lord JHus Christ" (Rom. :1:1). • PRAYER I ~ 153 1 u) ready then to listen to the marvdout ~. PP· • ~ · II I h ' I' J•su• w .. u .. THE DISCIPLES' discoursts which f~ rom 11 1pe. "" ~ "¥'!"-~ He knew that th~ disciples loved h1m, FtrT anrl that new life had been aiven In John 1.1 :2·5 w~ rearl the ~ol· thc 111 by his Spirit, but he alJO rec:og- lowing "''ords : '' :\nd sup~r b4emg nir:ed their need of having their pres-- Cflded, the devil having now put into ent stat~ of mind altered. He was the heart of Judas lscariot, Simon's aware that the heart of on~ was filled .500 , to betray him : Jesus knowing with deadly enmity : 'Ye are dean, that the Fath~rr had gi·1~rn all things but not all. For he knew him that into hit hands.-and that be wu come ~hould betray him.' How comfort&· from God, and went to God; He hl~r, yet how ~rious is the meuage riM"th from IUppt"r. and laid aside his for us" {d. Charles R. Erdman, Tlw garments ; and took a towel, and Gospd ()f Jo,.,., 1916, pp. 121, 122). girded Mmstlf, Alter that he pounoth J'SUS ~~-m THl o""uiF-watcr into a bason, ~nd bq'an to "-"• uu-" ~ wash the disciplea' f .. t. and to wipo ICANC£ Of WHAT HE HAS DONE thmt with the towel wherewith he The words of John 13:12-17 let was girded." Besides the rendering forth th~ mcanina" of )CIUI' act of ·'tuppa bc;nc mded" in vci"'C 2, washing the fm of. kia ditc:iplea. theft i1 anothu rudior which is "So after he had wuh~ tbtir leet, worthy of DOte. namety, "when sup--and haci taken hi1 pmJCnta, and wu per wu at hand.,'' or, "'when tupper le't dowp .,.tn, be said unto them, _, ~·" Hmo the remarb Know yo what I have -to you? of Dr. WoP11m s-lay should be Y e call me Muter and Lord: and ye noted. "It wu the ......,.,. fo. ola._ say weU ; lor oo I om. If ~. to wiOh the fOil of doe .-a befOft your Lord and MUlcT, bon silliac ..,., io ...t; IIIII -..., your feet ; yo abo ovcl>t to wulo um.,ud. so wllf'DM tiL:lt tbe .,....._ ooe another'• feet. For I haft liftD cal oct, wbieb oar E._-~~ot ..._ you an example, that ye ohoukl a., u heft took the pl1« of dlia • ••'""" I have -to yoa. Verily, verily, I (d. 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WllaoD bome $'1,000. • •• CuFF HAYEN boa. lost JSO worth t1 IOU $21.50 was stoleo from a car at 215 Canal st., Newport M. Smith, add prqe, 418 Carl Meet•, add second clttls wbeo be torcot tbem oa. a beklaclDr to Tbomas Cole, 1115 Sboru, sometime between B Hazel Drive, $4,000. .tor'J, 1010 KJnp Road, $6,000. pncttce Geld at 5 p.m., re-Atlanta Way, Costa Mesa. while a.m. ud 10 p.m., eauslng IUl Herbert Spellman, 313 HeUo-• MEWPORT CENTER haoed at 6 p.m. IDd lotD!tbem 1t ft.l Pll'ted 1D tbe 100 block estimated '50 damage. trope AYe., 2 story, 1 18111: lntDe Co., 610 NnportCeo- eooe. · • Cbarlotte Elllabttb of latb st., Ceotral Newport, • MONDAY, .JAN. 15 dwellJ..ng, $30,000. ter DriYe, tenant Improvement LUes, 50, of 132 Ceell PL, from 10 a.m. tmUl 1 p.m. , • Autio Elmer Wett. 26, was • WEST UPPER BAY for DoacJt• K.. Siebert. $8,520; Coata Mesa, na: arrated at Violette Cooper Grundy, 52, ot arruterJ at 8:15 a.m. at l1ts George Markel, 1 tmit,1 story remodtl Rew Mail 1M Cot ~~ ~~at Fubklo lllud 607 LarUpur Ave., Coro-. del resldeDee at 3&05.1/2 FlDiey 1717 lrvtoe Ave., $36,000. room, $4, '1!0, c •""" wttb lbop11ft1.Dc, .. Mar, was arrested at 2:10a.m. AYe., Welt Newport. oo a 9aD Fred Ellis, swimming pool, Balboa Juan.oce Co 6ZO i~ Wtt~m ~-:vt!'v 21, at Jumtu.e An. aDd 3rd Ave., Beru.rdiDo warraut cbaretng 1857 Irvine Ave., $5, 'IZ8. Newport CeDter Dr., ~lm- H or '":' • ar lew Corona del Mar, and ctarpd blm 1rltb telooy Yiolatioo ot C. KlDg, swimming pool at PI'Oftmeal b' stock ezcbaoge omes, was ORMid at 1:15 with dr1Y1ng UDder tbelntliJIDCe probatim ••• Veruoo August 2127 WlDchrard .L..ane, $4.500. $t0,000. ' ERIC PAVEL Fridiy, J.;mu~ry 26, 1973 8 :00P.M. a.m. at 2?35 W, Cout lhrJ,, ol alcobol ••• Joyce Elleo Welder, 60, of 11'1-1/2 Ca.rna-• NEWPORT E. 0. Rodeffer, 2 permits for Mariners Mile, 1M cbari'Jd Nuckles, 41, of ChlllDel Rd., t1oa Ate., Corcm. del Mar, E, A. Weltsul, Zstoryd!C)lex. t..at Welapm-. 567 San The Pan -American Highway takes usflrsttoMeldco wtth reckless drll'lng. West Newport, was arrested ill wu charpd W1th drlring UDder 110 31st St., $51,845. Ntcolu, $7,100 a..r:.j $4,500. City as It celebrates Christmas. We visit the Astec • THURSDAY, JAN. 11 tbe 600 block of Udo Park Dr., tbe lntlueoee of aleobol alter w. K. Stine, omce bi•IWag, • LIDO mLE ruins of Teotihua.can, and the ctty of Puehla.,reminis- Raymood Earl Miller, 21, of Lido Peolnsula, at 9:40 p.m. pollee ~ blm at Palm zoos w. Balboa BIYd., $8,400. Rocw MaeGreeor, alter and cent of Spanish Colonial days. In Guatemala.. wttb 4000 Park Newport, was ar-a..r:.j charred wttb drb1ng tmdeJ' St. IDd Bil1boa BIYd., Balboa, Or. IJoll Julian, 2 story du-add, M5 Vb. UdoSou:l,$20,000, its pine forests and blue mountain lakes, the de- rested at 2:40 a.m. at Bayside tlle tnnueoce of alcohol •• at '1:20 p.m •••• A bicyc le Addtt;lm a.s &Jtent:lollS 108 sceodents of the Mayan race UYe almost tmtoucbed Dr. and E. Coast Hwy, and Emily Mae Morgan, 52, ot 2608 nhled at $120 was stoleu from L&GAL MOTIC! Vla 1Jdo Nord. $10'7,000. ' by modern Urnes. Contlouing through El Sa.lYador charged wltll crand theft troma W. Ocean Front, was stopped RodDey James Howort~~•a pr-• EAST UPPER BAY and Nicaragua to Panama, we must then ny onr vehicle ••• Davtd WaJD8 Wy. at 3oth St. aDd Balboa Bl'fd., age at '106 S, Ba,y Froot. Bal-FICTITIOUS BtsiNESS NAME Gay Reily, add ud remodel, dense Jungles and swamps to Columbia a..r:.j Ectador. man. 1034 LIDdeo PL, costa West Newport, IDd charpdwtth boa lsli.Dd, between '1:15 a.m. STATEMENT !933 Caaia St .• $8,000. In Peru we cross the Andes 011 the -.orld's blgbest: Mesa,wasarrestedatWuhlng-drh1ng uDder tbe lofloeo.ce of a..r:.j 12:15 p.m •••• After a ThefollowtngperBOD.lsdotnc 1n1ne IDdustrtal Comple:r:, railroad in a car fitted with special steel wheels. ton st. aoo E. Ocean Froot, alcohol. •• A charge ot public oeigbbor saw lights oo at the business as: Pacific Mote Ia, oftlce balldlDc. 1061 Camelback lo Cuzco we meet the deseeodants of the Incas, tbeD Balboa, at 1 a.m. and cbarpd lnto:licatloo was placed ap.lut August HrusCb. residence, 712 240 Newport Center Dr., New-St., $150,000; sbeU bulldlog at across Lake Tlticaca by boat. We traYel aloog with pubUc lntolicatioD. • • lsobel Dewar UYiDISIOo. 52. Suta Ana An., Newport port Beach 92660: Riebard M. 1071 Camelback st., $112,500. Bolh'ia.n nlghways at 14,000 feet, IDd tben delceod A publlclDtoUcatiooclllrpfts of 207 29th st., West Newport, Heigbts, at 9:30p,m.,aoomow-Bell, 2964 Bimini PL, Costa , to the Pampas of Argentin.a wher e we see the tamOU& allo placed ap.JnstRicbardLee after pollee arrested her at ~ tbe occ~t to be out for Mesa 92626. CHILDRfM S CENTER Gaucho herding his cattle and taming -wild horses. Henry, 2211/Z Ruby st., Balboa 9:50 p.m. at 32od St. and New-the evening, called pollee, she This business 1s beln& COD· Oraoee Coast College stu- Island, wben pollee arrested port Blvd., West Newport. saw 2 persons lean 1n a srilaU ducted by uiDdiYiduaL deot..pareots may still eoroll ADULT ADMISS ION AT DOOR .......... $%.00 blm at Warine An &Dd N • sports car; subsequeDt investt-Slp:~ed: Richard M. Bell. tbe1r clllldreo 1D afterDOOII or STUDE NT ADMISSION A.T DOOR ....... .$1.00 Bay front Balboa ~land al SATURDAY, JAN. 13 pUoo sbawed that tbe burglars Tb.ls statemeot flied wltb tbe l'fiDing eessions of tbe OCC SEASON TICKETS 2·15 am ' Lawrence ~ William Walter Fitzgerald, bad taken 2 'fttches and a clock cou:oty clerk of Oranp Cowaty cblldreo's ceater. (Good for any six admissions) s~ '40' 'oi 2500 Sea Vtew 35, of 514 E. Ocea.D Front, Bal-nlued at $215 ••• Pranksters oo: Dec. Z9, 1972, WtwamE.st Tbe afterDOOO sessions, 1-5 l;;~;;;;~~~~~~jH~ar~bo~':r!v~ie=•~H~IU.:::-~st~opp~~,.i boa, was arrested at ll:15p.m. sprayed the contents of 3 of J olm , county clerk, by Tberea p.m., are opeo to cbJ.Jdreofrom ADULT . . S 10.00 STUDENT . . $ 5 .00 at El Paseo nr.'ud Bayside at ZOOt St. and Balboa Bl'fd., tbe sebool's tlre extlDgutsbers M. Ward, deputy, ages 2-1/2 to 5. Tbe everdn.g AVAILABLE AT: Central Newport, and charged oYer the walls of Eastbluff ele-Publish: Jan. 4, 11, 18, 25, aessloos, 6-10 p.m., wt11 tate Newport Harbor Kiwanis Club, So• 1501, Newport wltb public lntoldcattoo • • • meotary school sometime be-1973, In the Newport Harbor cblldreo from Z to 12. Tuitioo Beach, 9Z663, 64fi-2163 or any member of the PoUce arrested Pbllllp Jolm tweeu 11 p.m. Jan. 12 and 7:30 Ensign. F -22279 ranees from $2 per week for Nnport Harbor Kiwa.nis Club. Klllg Jr., 901 Cagney St., Ver-a.m. Jan. 15, causing an estJ-tbe enning sesstc:m to $10 a For gtt Hardw:i.re, 2205 w. Balboa BIYd., Newport sallles, on an ol&standing Santa mated $30 1D damage. LEGAL MOnC! week: for a da.lly atteraooo Beach. Moo1ca. tramc warrant after • TUESDAY, JAN. 16 sc.bedule. TttiUoo assistance LS Lawsoo Realty, :l-416 Via Lido, Newport Beach. ' GRACE BIBLE CHURCH MEETING IH THE AMERICAN LEGION HALL 56~ West 18th street, Costa Mesa THE REV. TOM TYREE, PASTOR SUD:tay Services: 10:00 a .m. aDd 7:00 p.m. they responded at 1:45 p.m. Ao electric drill and belt FICTITIOl5 BtslNESS NAME anitable. Westcllft Shoes at WestcUtf Piau. to a call from the Versailles saDder valued at '80weretaten STATEMENT --~,-,-c--::::==--'r==~~~~~===========, maoagemeot alleging a distur-trom the malotenance shop of The following per9005 are LKAL MOTlCE ba.Dce 1n tbe buildJ.ng • • • Ken Oakwood Garden Apartments doing business as· Dlversllled FICTITtOts Bt.SINESS NAME CHILDREN"S CHURCH AND NURSERY PROVIDED • TEACHING COD'S WORD' • * FUNDAIIEIJTAL .. •1tNDEP!NO!:NT • HOME BIBLE STUDIES: CALL 552-0092 THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH '!liE CENTER FOR BIBLICAL STUDIES lOI MAGNOLIA $T. AT f1U A.M. BIBLE CLASSES SANTA ANA AVE, lld)O A.M. WORSHII" HOUR COSTA MESA 7100 I".M. EVAGELISTIC HOUR DR. JIMMY COMBS, PASTOR COSTA MESA COUNSELING CENTER TO EMHAHCE DYMAMIC LIV.IHG ANOTHER MINI STRY Of TH E nRST BAPTIST CHU RCH REV. JAMES HEMRY, DIRECTOR FAMJLY, PERSONAL, CALL 548-1733 MARITAL CO IJKSELING OR 548-Z831 LEARN TO LIVE "THE OYMAMIC LIFE" Stewart Borseh, 18• of 129 27th 880 lrYine Ave., Newpori Marketing Service.s, 26571 Mt-STATEMENT ·St,..,West Newpor:t..,wasarreal"" Hetgbts, someUme betweeo4:SO mosa Lane, lo&l.satoo Vl•iD Tbe toUowtnc penoo tadotnc .at 1:10 a.,. •• .U...Z4tb st. a..r:.j g.m Jan. 14 &Dd 'I ~m.. Ju -~: lhb1a CJalr .~ ••-P • UlRFORIIS IDr W, Oceu ;Froot;·~~,...._ I<;":; Vudal5e uf 1110 !lapft'(GerieraT Pii'foer), 26511 -.... -SERVICE 'STATIONS (ISS), port, aDd cbarred witll posses-balyard at the ot.ace of tbe mosa Lane, MissioD Viejo 3001 Red Hill An., Suite 105, sloo of marlji&Da. Newport Harbor Chamber of 92675 ; Joseph Totn, (Umited Bldg. 01, Costa Mesa, Calif. • SUNDAY, JAN. 14 Commerce, 2166E.C~stHwy., Partner). 16 Unda Isle, New· 92526: CWlx'd H. McKay, 6310 Dahl George Daries, 31, ot Corona delMar, betweeo5p.m. port Snell 92660. W. Oc-.n Froot. Newport 413 Edgewater An., Balboa, Jan. 15 aDd 8 a.m. Jan. 16, Tllis business 1s being coo-Beach, CaW. 9!660. was arrested at 11:20 p.m. at causing an estimated $30 dam-ducted by a Umited Partner. Tb1s bn51ness Ls betag con- 15th St. and Balboa Blvd., Bal-age ••• A tape deck valued at ship. docted by uiDdlriduaL bOa, aDd charpd wttb drl'r1ng $30 was stolea rtom Douglas Signed: Melvin C. Willems. stped: Cllfford ll McKay. aDder the intllleDCt of alcobol, Giaque's carwh.ilettwasparked Thi s statement .aled wttll the 1'b1s statemeot tiled witll tbe after a tratftc accldent at that 1D tbe puking lot of tUs rest-cou:oty clerk of Orange Couoty cocmty clerk of Oraoge Co!llty site , •• JohD Rlebard Tawas, dence at 900 Sea Lane, Harbor oa: J an. 5, 1973, Wtll1am E. st on: J&D. 16, 1973, Wtlllam E. st 48 of Z930 Park Newport wu View Hills, from Jan. 9 tmtil Jotul county clerk by Theresa Jotm, count)' clerk, by Tberesa ari-ested at 1:45 a.m. at Jam-10:30 a.m. Jan 16 ••• Paul M, Ward, deputy. ' M. Ward, deptK:y. boree Rd. aDd Santa Barbara Josepb Harrtneton. 34, of 152 ? Publish: Ja.a. 11, 18, 25, Feb. P!Zllsh: J&D. 18, !5, Feb. 1. AYe, a..r:.j cbarpd wttb drtring W. Balboa BlYd., Ceotral New-1, 1973, 1n the Newport Harbor 8, 1973, 1D tbe Newport HarbcJI' · UDder tbe intlueoee of alcobol port, wu arrested at 6:45p.m. Ensign. F-USS? Euf.p. F-USel • • • Michael lJDdeo Marstoa. at Adams St. aDd Balboa Blvd., I,UTHERAN CHURCH 19, of Zl30 DRS Cll'ele, Cosio ~.and ehar£0d wttbpoi>Ue FIRST' OfUROI OF Mesa, ns arrested at 1:45 aleolmliDtoldcatioa. anusr, sammST OF THE MASTER a.m. o1 Dour Dr.IIIICI W.Cout LEGAL NOTICf »o3 Via U4o u.-.. ~In-Hwy. and ehar£0d with drtrlDr -----=== FOR ALL OF YOUR INSURAIKE MEEDS. GENE H. ROBERTSON INSURANCE 3333 E. Coost Hwy . Co rona del Moor -Telephone 673-3850 N a..d! 2100 PMtf1c Villi' Dr. IInder the iDflueoee of aleobol F1CTITIOl5 Bl5INESS NAME s=~~~~L101 ., eonan.•MIII.CIIItt. LEGAL MOTICf Tbe r:~!:n:~sons are THE REV. PA UL ROMEIS Call these merchants for • serviCe SUNDAY SEJt.VICES NOTICE TO CREDITORS doiD&: buslDess as: Blessed 9 -...all 10.*' •• Interim Pastor SUPERIOR COURT OF THE Hope, 29Zl Sunflower Avenue, WEDNESDAY EVENING SUNDAY STATE OF CAUFORNIA FOR SUb. Ana, CL 92?04: Bill MEmNG 8 A.M. _Family Worship THE COUNTY OF ORANGE Bradford, 8931 lJnlverse Ave., UADING IR.OOM No. A-7474'1 Westminster, Calif; Jim Gol- BEAUTY NOOK 2732 E. Com Hwy. Cor001 del Mw Phone 644-7 336 w:;k !1..; 9 a..:. 5 p.m. Estate of HERBERT ARTHUR dtll, 384 Soutb Grand, tB, Or- W 1 ta.a 4 ?:.ofSp.oo.I1---------~TROMPETER, ata HERBERT &Dp, CalU.; Pat Patton, 5 1 7 ~~~~~~~;;~= ~, ..d FrWey1 A. TROMPETER. ata HERB-Nortll Euclid, Santa Ana. Calif.; 9 a.-.. 5 ,...., ?·f P·•· ERT TROMPETER, o.c.-::1. Dl.fid Rlos, 205 Cologne, Santa NOTICE IS IIEREBY GIVEN Alia. CaUl. OF •• IOL-. IOL& WAMP'AY 8VSNING ·- -.. .... 3262 $hwt, Mawpo .. Haieht• p, ••• ,.J J .. J., ..... ,., Co•tNt•'"'"-' ClttUtU.,. Cll•rc• REV. JOIIII A. LIRDYALL ... _ SUNDAY U.YJCJI AND OIIJaat SCHOOL AT 10100 A.M. p: .... :l Bible Oaardi .2:1110 ST.'' ORAIIGI, COSTA MESA -548.5303 ll11141., llamlac -lp ••....... 10:10 .... laa411 -latllotoblp. . . • . . . . . 8:00p.m. lllllo ltaq II Pr11or.. 7:00 p.IJI, --llllll• -- to the creditor~ ~ tbe abo're Tbis business ts being con- oamed deeedent tbatalll*'.,. ductecl by a General Partner- ba•lnr elalms *IIIDsl lbo aal4 IIIIP. deeedeot are required lo tile Slped: Dartd R. Rlos. tllem, wltbtbeoteeaa.ryYoaeb-1"bU statement ftled with ers, In the otflc• ol tbe clerk tbt coiiDty clerk of Orange of tbe aboYe eatUied (l(IQr(. or Co.aty oa: Dec. 26, 1972, by to preseot tbem. wttbtbeDeCN-Tbwea M. Ward, cteputy colm- sary ......,..,, to lbo --11 elort. al&Der:l at the otllce o1 Mr hbllab: Ju. 4, 11, 18, 25, attotDeys: KEENE I DIOH, 1111, ID tbe Newport Harbor Suite 510, AYCO F1•ncial c.. lulp. F -ZZZIO LIGALNOnCI ter, ao NtwPOrt ceater Drt"• II-Booeb, CaiJJonJa UNO, whleb I.D 1110 pllco of --of t11o -alpo41.D FJC'ITI'IOIJI BIIII!IESS NAME an ...-. porialaiDc to 111o STATEJmi'T utate ol aid. __...,, wtUda Till ~ per.:JGS are ---lbo llrllpob-4oiJIC -·· u : Laerots lleolloo of IIIIa 1011.,., -., 11611 S...\lriiOrl war, Dolo4 -U, 1811, -Aao, ~ CooDIJ Boloo B. TJ_.t•, M-1$'10'1: ,._. v .... y-.,, m-w1t11 tJ1o WID Aa-411 Fonlool, c-olel Mar; -ollbolstoloattllo.-c-s-. 1uu »ar· Mmtd -.... thM ......... Los AactiM. DEKB • DICit, Attar..,. 'hU ' I Ill 11 belA( OCID· at s...., -no A-rs-_..,·-•· -C-. U0114WJIOII .....,_Y_. C... Drift. Mnport a.c-. 'hill ••••lilt Sled wUb tbe C....,. -..o, Tal .. t-r: oo.er cllrt fll 0n11tt eo.tJ Uti IOLIIPP DR., •642•74~ IIM-IIIl Atllll_,l lllr Ad--I& I, 1tll, WUU..£.111 Dt. p, ICIMTOM 11$11011 ,.-..:.. W10o tllo Will M-:;.·~~ b 11oft, bJ nor-~~ii~:~~~: .. ~~~~~ .. ~~~·~ft.li~~~~s~4-_ .. 11.1 .... 1 s:::·.:.·~b .. i1.1 ... _., • ....... -·' ,... ..... ....... i -:' .... ---=· a CIIUICII OP ~. "SCIBH 01' Mil~ II" ILildiOI C. JACIIOM, Mt .. ITII •••• tonloi .. : ... :. 11:00 .... ... ~l. ... c:.,:,=- l SALD & $ERVICI 420 E. 17TH IT. COSTA 11au. ''"""" -, ..... e SU2DB I HOUf' Sl!fii:VICII Ill R. D ua.oua t ZO • C TU'ITtN AV •• NIIWI"OftT •• ACH I I••• •II c .. ., ..,. Bdl•fl ~, •• , HAL AEBISCHER ~J. "OIJII' Fittinl Atlured :Mill E. c-t Hwv. ea.onodll- ~ e I'D« \.OCAL HillS IUflCRIIB TO TU W,~lz Of'LN0ffl,ut CALL 17J-O,,. t. . I I 1.. ~ I ! • • • . " •. ~' ... ' •Remodeling GEMEIIAL BUILDING CONTRACTOR REMOOELIMG OUR SPECIALTY IN Nl~lliT .EACH " H. C. BERQ;E'M'ER Offic• F.,.;,.,. ~ 43 .no • DESKS • CHAIRS r~U~e'"~ ... ~~ud~lol~-~o4~== FILES.-SAFU OFFICE SU,LIES UT~TIONERY ANTHONY'S _ .. ,,,. SHOE SERVICE -1JI TiiW: lco""·'TO ••oo. u••••••'l.l Jilt Of'PJCISW'PLY 1M. . AtiD "AfiDIAe atPAI .. .,1 ...... ,u ,, ................. n-*' 1401 c. eo.-Hs ... .., ohlftt-Wallp..,., IL\&IIO& PAINT 6 WALII' APSil l'lftDI/ItClH PAIIITS Owp'WI..IIIe t~I'ATnlfNS (J' f11ALLI'A/'£1f -~· &. O...BwJ. a.-..... (llaJtY 'tO ..,..,. ,... .. ., l'llo : I'INISI A.. ll MAI\SAC I'UIIOD • eo-a.dolllat Pboeo: l?t·- Ott•r L.ocGieur •UIJ VIA LIDO• MIWPOIT •74 PAIMtOM IILAMD •11• tl¥ .. 1. MIWOaT ....... o ...... ,~ .,.. •• PAIMtoMIILMI · ) TO WHOIIIT IIA Y CONCERN Dtl Coroaado Foods Del Coronado Copt)&Jly Del Coronado Corporation Is now business a.t 716 DRIVE Beverly CaUl. 90216 TIM BAIIDEL of Cora. clol liar, Drup Cout CoUop'l 190 pound wrest•r. studs .., with San DieJO Mesa•• George Atkins oa bls back. Budel. who has racked ICI a Z0-1 mark thia ae&IOft, later plnDed Atkins, and OCC won tbe match 33~4. occ. oow ranked ?l:h 111 the state, eu take a giant step toward the South Cout Conference championship wttb a victory over runed Santa Ana this Friday night, Jan. 26, at OCC, Orange Coast Is 2-0 In sec play, and the Dons, who are rated 9th In the state, a.re 1-1. Following Friday's match, the Pirates wlll com- pete Feb, 1 against the Cerritos Falcoos, who are Ued with the Sues at 2.0 to tbe coDfereoce. iiiiiiii--- -646•1919 5.95-8.95-10.95 to 42.95 liKE REPAIR 3.95-450-5.95-6.50 10.95 to 29.95 Baseball Shoes Volleyballs Basketballs 5.95-8.95-12.95 RACQUETBALL RACKETS JOHNSON & PRESENTS RO c.-dol -.., c-. -..... !M ... -IIIII, -. .._ -Ara'o top oo )llo au • 1 Pll1 llqol all --.. ,. llla1l -= ~ ~-= _., au -•· .....e rn .. 1fltl Matt lttoi!P'• ta..aa !It -111101 II lllrr c-. II--· ,_ Ilion, __ 10o• .,... Md to lllrr -·· wtoatac ''!':!1-0idi nldlJ'I -lbllrmr lilt palalo, •. llcN'••tcb-oe-r.... co w.-r 111111 at 1u1 IIIIo V&IJo7 ud C-II-w.-, CDIIIIId bllllod to 1 n. eornllll!' r1IIEIID( I..J -..t 51 wto onr zm- lllrr a. Xlrlp to lniDI pllr. eoa 11-'•ll•rop 000• -:-:c · -- MtwPOtt Harbor'• BaUarsal-t1Due to com. oe Jtronc t.fto eo fKeoaeottllltoap.t'fttU a mleerablt lll'lJ·IIIUCil -~ ·~~- Ia lllrrlr s.-Loopo -· ollowlar. Tbl ., ... ,. woro Tlllr mot lrd.ploeollortMiul arroutn -· 111rr .,._ uc1 ~·;~~::~,;~ aiiiFI ud will -IDd-i>la•• bad Saluar, Borrr uc1 Bron- Loora FrldaJ' alP~. '"' to ctoublo llaveo u 111rrr ·-• 11 Eltucla'l Eql11, tttd tor dumpecS city rlnl Eltbcla tl~ · Oftf-all. m.' ao: lllrr -m 11>01 lEI lllrr lniDI II 011 W-od&J Dllbl of 1aat eoq>UIIIIFIIEII placoo IJ!m 0• Llopo wttb l 1-1 mark, trtod WHk. moqlllrr lop 10 fiiiFIOI'OtoiJirr to pt .. oft tbo lloor lui Lut FrtdtJ, lllrr MIIIW!p state, U1C1 tho top 10 to II Ia rrtctJt to a bomo ramo ap1lllt battlacl ble!>IJ·r&tod Loa AJa. tho olllorl. • SIDi:l Aoa Valin. mlt:ol OD IYID term. but drop. He may &1110 batt tb1 cbaDc1 Tbl Sea Ktap wero ablad pod a 41-44 -olt, to trr out lor tbo Jllllklr·OlJm· of Fo1mta1D Vallly oa)1 ooce ill Eatucla suf!ertd Ill aeeoDd plea La Ftorldl Dllt -J... u · tbetr ftrst.ptace tattle Ill the lou or tbe week lut Friday, the Florid& trtp doH aot mat- CDU: pm •• but tblt ooce wu lotin( 6!-SJ to MqDOUt. It er11.ll&e, be ptus to lan tor at tbt fiDd of the pme. G111rd wu the SeDtlDels' llrst ln'lne New ZealaDd 1J1 Jui;J to tntn Cuey Jooea san1r: a jump sbot wiD this season. serlousl1 tor tbe 19'74 Olym~ wltb 7 se<:oDOJ left to 1M tbe Newport Harbor's Sailors pte• under COI.Cb Arthur Lyd. sea K1DP on q, for the ftrst sbowed slans of comiD& to Ufe lard. Sam !lrst came to the time ID. tbe ca.me, m:t tbeJ woo last week ID tbe Sunset league. atteDtion of tbe DOted Olympic It 48-47. After dropploc a 54-52 squea. coach at a f!Wler& tra1D1D.g Founlatn Valley had led ter to a tough Westmtnster camp LDColoradoln19?0 I.Ddas tbrougbout, someUmes by u sq~ad last Wednesday, the Sal-a result Sam bas been ;eeety. much as 10 polnta:, and enjoyed lors bounced back to drub San-lng advice by mail from New a 5.potot mar em with less than ta ADa '75-61 Friday n1gbt. ZealaDd for the past year and 2 mloutes to go. Brian O'Flaberty led the a ba.U Tben, the Sea King magic hlgb-scorlng Sailor attack a-Dur.lng tt1e past summer started worldng again. Goals by gatnst Santa Alla, gunning in whlkt riding to Orerron with hl~ center Bob Clark and forward 25 potots in Friday nlgbt's wln parents, Jtm and Ttna Sima- Wharton clOsed the gap to on the home court, Jim Swick, kis of Costa Mesa they passed with less than haifa miD-had 16 points, Jaime Holmes, some runoers at' dle Cantor- to go. Fowtain Valley 16, and Jack Altman, 13. n1a border. The)' learned the P.B.R. BOYS BASKETBALL SCORES ~~f;m~~·~~!~=~~ "A'' DIVISION ••cc•• DIVISION relay from Southtern CaUforn.ta (7th & 8th graders) "CC" DIVISION to Eugene, Oregon. They IJl. Sea Hawks 53, Peninsula (4th graders) vlted Sam to join them, and he Warriors 22. CYC Supersonics 25, Peninsula did. The relay gr0t41 arrtYed Newport Snuffers 29, Ensign Chargers 10. in Eugene on the opening ~Y Slammers 25. Eastblutf Supersonice 17, CYC of the Olympic tryouts andre- Warrlors 40, East-Tro)lns 6. ceh·ed $1,000 for the fUnd. Sam blurt Celtlcs 28. lrrtoe Mud Slide SUms 24, stayed with tbe &rote~ tor the Buttalo Ma11a 54,38thSt,Mave-Heights Sharks 11. duration or the tryouts, then ricks 10. Mariners Ticks 30, Newport rejOined his family in Port. "88" DIVJSION Panthers 4. land for the summer. (6th graders) Mariners Auks 23, Buffalo Cy- Klngs 24, Peninsula Pop-clones 14. corns 20, Marlners Mites 22, Heights Bruins 35, lntne Sun StUll 16. Devils 6. Buffalo Celtics 20, 38th Mariners Bees 37, Heights Champs 19. BrUins 28. Mariners Ducks 46, Buffalo "C" DivtSlON Swamis 30. (3rd Kf~~~:~~'ellU141ila.. "8" DIVISION CYC Bullets·-16, (5th graders) Globetrotters 4. CYC Garpntuas 33, Peninsula CYC Globetrotters 12, Eastblutr LUers 18, Bucks 11 . CYC Sharks 18, EastbluttRoy. Irvine Terrace Suns 18, Heights W 12. Skt.nners 16, Mariners Fleas 28, HetghtsRe-Heights Half-Pints 14, Mart- boWlders 19. oers Ants 10. Buffa 1o Onions SO, Marinara Buffalo .Moons. Ui., Slugs 26. Gerbles 11. Eastblutf Warriors 28, Marl-Mariners Moles 11, Newport oers Hawks 26. Warriors 8. Butfalo Murphy's Muggers 34, Butrak> Bullets t6, 38th St. CeiUcs 13. Warriors 4. THE uGolden Touch" TEAM Roger Goetz • • • · • · · · • • • · • • • a nterao John8on e~teutiYt, Ropr dellnra the goods when it comes to followina the rtpd requirements our "Goklllll Taocb" proa:ram demands. Tbe Goetl flmUy UYt 1D Suta. Ana aad atl tr• cWrotMa ot tbt creat outdoora. A• tbl blppJ O'WDirt ot ooe ot those ueat motor ham11, Ropr ud bb Pill bit the road at IYtrJ op. pGt't.stJ to Mek tht Wtotun only the open fOld CIA product, Yoa caa nit -.., when a pro llkt Ropr e~Je• btl oby to that LlDcolo or Mercury of ,_., •••• brt'• .. ··"· a.nt Of TIM N,. car , , • ...... "-"" .. and . ; • • • Bob Vliss .....•.•.. a llap pertarD*' ID a dtmed•l podloD. A.a • director of 0. ··Go-1'cMeh .. tam, Bob ,...U:, nU.t.t8 u _.,. MW u-1oo &ad 11...-ro u tlla boar - porto1l.a. son ....Cifttlllioor Cllr ••• "•••· .... ,.,. U.lol StMAK I$ PUVI!II.GI'· THE· YEAR IAMQU!T SET PEl. t QCLII--,_ ....... wiD "" ... ..,_ .,? .. It ... _. .... e.. .... ....,. .... _,... h 11M lo ba Mid II tllo IU· ta * _, c•• • ,., .. *'• Pot>. I olarUrll 111p.ra. A tola1 II M ... -!rom II -,. ocboolo wtU bo boo· -· Tbroo atlt-lrorrl•cb -• aro ooloclocl Ill' .lbo ro. ~" -· -· ol tho llocboolo. ·-tho •'-a ol lbo award are tbl t)!Jollriac: Joe Toot!, Tom Polo ud Bill llobr lrom Cor-clol liar hllb tcbool: Mark Be~, DrtaDla Dolaoor alld Fruk Froroll 1rorr1 Cootr. lleoa biP ocboO~ 8eolt Goraor. DaEI Pr-.., IIIU II-from Eotan· cia; D&YI ll&rriMr, B111 Rob-an-ud Jack lllllord, La. ...,. 11oac1> bleb ocboO~ Kovta RMIIl', Jlm Swiet Uld Wurea R17 from No...,.n Harbor bleb sebaol. Harbor Boulevard of Car• See Page S For Exciting Details COLWELL • ' • > >1 r • I . ' .. ' ... t 1\ ll 011\ We now ort~r M t'\'ft' widen. Ina; of Rl'\'k'u: }l~m~p in "''tti' multipl~ ~ Jn I h 1'1 (OW\l;t. tullf'l.nleof'd home "tf'lt6e tn" plaJ\10, hnnl nlOIW'y 2ntt T.D."a. J<!t'11.l rellftl('ntation for a Mtkll'lwlde home rtl«alion t'flmpeny, our o~ 91)',;. and g,;j~;. fiMnrl"C plam, and n\Ol't lnlllOI'fl'.nl1y, an ~""' ifll'rf'Uing JUIMIP ol hiD II~ po'l'l!t•u ional!l COftllM U)' be. I~ kf'pl up ttt dale •·iltl our ln-ho\.1~ .. All Clllftltuet- illlC rontinuoul M-thr-job training JII'(IIJ'aJIII. Our aJ.._ tt:an I• "TU:e lldvutar (!f ~··Ott 10, you'D like us: Call 6T.> i'lZ. Curt Dosh on The Bluffs lll Newport Exclusive life styles, for discernins people ... ... Elegantly-furnished apdflmenls with pdnoramic ;:..:..:.:__ __ _ >~iews of Newport Harbor & Pacific Ocean. .. Recreational faci lities wh1ch defy comparison . including a magnificent Acapuko·· style ~qua-bar . A matchles.s setling of luxuriously landscaped lak!S. winding drives, founta ins and fo rm.tl gardens. ... Unexcelled pri>~acv, prov1ded by superb security syst!m including closed circu1t T.V. One t.Mroom/stiHIIo-from $1'15. Two II•*•• from $295. Fumiahe4 •nd unfumldtt4. SMIII pah welc01nH. Modtfs o,.t~ from of a.M. to llust. DONALD J. SCHOlZ & COMPANY 900 Cagney lane, Ne wpo rt Beach, CA 92660 (714) 645-0060 THE IRWIN COMPANY <-t •• ~ • ' OPEN HOUSE Sat. & Sun. 1-4 REALTORS 111JRSOAY, J All. Z5, 1973 COIIOIIA DEL liAR, CAL WATERFROMT $TREET lD charming Corooa del Mar --warm,.cozy, yet 8JII.clous. Three bedrooms plus a guest hou se. Walk to park and beach. Hurry to see ttl l89.950. SUPERB TRADITIONAL Beautl!ully constructed 4 bedroom and fa mily room, den, formal dining room, atuc.s, basement, lar ge pool and 5 separate gardens. $1 20,000. LOVEL Y BEACH AREA Private gated streets and 2 bay beaches. Enjoy boating and swlmmlng. Large tamlly home, or small ~ er cottages. Priced from $59 ,950. PRIME VI A LIDO NORO Immaculate four bedroom plus large fa mily room hom e. For ma l dining room, wet bar-SCMb toontain. Space ror large boat. $265 ,000. LIDO ISLE---VIA WAZIERS OWNER ANXIOLS -bought another homel Three bedroom, formal dining room, larp patio. Must act quickly. Asking $71,500. 644-2430 SSG NEWPORT CENT ER DR. 133-0100 R E A l T 0 R 8 CORBIN· MARTIN NEW USTING Easlcide Cost a Mesa eharmer. "ith 3 lge. lxl.rms .. 2 balhs; priced to sell :ll S31,000. OLD NEWPORT Rare fi nd on the Peninsul a -older duplex, leased on yearly basis. Call for further de- tails. Offered at $60.000. A RARE FIND A rea l Cd:\1 cha rmer, on the ocean side or hwy., yet walking dista nce to all shopptng. This 3 bdrm .. Jl -z bath home has additional sleeping room in 2 ca r .l(:l ragc; we have the key -give t.s a call. OHered at s&-1 .500. EXCLUSIVE EMERALD BAY . This executive home is localcd 1)1\ top of this private community \•lith guarded gatts. Own- er is Washington corporate official, who w;ed it only as hi s part-lime home. ~ow needs la rger home. Ta ke advanta ge of this siLua- lion -o!!crccl at ~150.000. C1ll US for your rHI est•t• nHds -WE havo lots of good things to tell you •bout I , , Nsapurt ·C... .. M8r .. C.U MeN 2401 FRANCtSCa;N£WPOifrTliiE'~ICH!i . CC) ~L~~ _.,~ ' Beautifully clc:corated, in I he Bluffs. 1 '0.\l ~ -· I!\ TilE :\E\V SF.l'TIOr\ -This hrou•ll~ult.'· clt!'con•h:t.l_ •_l:mnplt"tl·h· upgraded 1 ~~.~~fh.Ofll:l. !orm~l _dunn;.; room. ,1 firc"Jlace. -• lmlh!i. 2 pal•os plus ;l sololl um . on !he Jtllf~(·nus J.:rcen ~lt . . Mi2.i".OO * " * Bcautif ul family .J.om c in IJack Ua y area. \"ou cmd your lamil.v ''ill enjoy I hi:; heauty. :1 1-~rooms. 21:£ bc:tths. lt\RGE FA~tll...Y £tQO ,\I. !'ipo-tciuus rcur reneed ,·a rd \l."ith COV· EHEO P.-\TIO fur .\···•r enttrt;.•ini ng. Near new ;;ol f course . . . . . . . . . S39.950. ""*'t~~~-S•iM-,_,.,. •• .,.,a . REALTORS --CCIIIR--CCRIIIIA-.MM.CA&.If. 844·72JO SHOWN IY APPOIIITMIIfT . ..-.. -Loa, Willi" vlow --Ia lag 50 IL maiD dianne! lot. . . . • . • . . . . . . . • '150,010. Ll ....... wu '""' Josl .....,p~o~oo~ -u hn $ lldrm~ 4'>lo balb holllowllll ,=-: .............. al dlnlll( rm. Ia I Ill IL ....... rront llvlnr ron. w/ . Ia wet bar. -.oeo ,.__,._ .Eiepllll "'rm., ..,. -..,.; • ....,.._ Now caljoll, *""" 6 ani( ror. J.cit.. lillie ,....,. -· 4 bJITX ......., .....,.. 6-111'11 .... .. .......... --....... -.... .,,,. "' .... -=: .......... .. ~ . ._.. s bedroom bome. ~~~~R~B~I!N-IVIARTINP Tbree tall bltba, family room, outce ~~-7662====-:!JJ I or cleo, 2 fireplaces plus BBQ, large pool plu -·n wading pool for cblldren ••• And many more splendid 81)ecial fealiiF ... ''You'll bll!ad tomorrow tbat_you bo~gtt rea.! estate today," P• &,.u R.a!t, ,_.,.u LOTS OF LOTS e IMIIIALD lAY-h Acre fant asti c 100" view .........•... -... ' ....... ·. . . . ssa,ooo. • DANA POINT -Above Marina-Corever view ......... _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $20,500 • TWO 11-1 Lo;t'S -Costa Mesa • · i::.t cliMMiiit"ci.\i: ·: _· · · · ·. '10·0110· ::: -a,..s.~a--,. PETE BARRm REALTY •• Dr ...... J ••••••••••••••••••• FABULOUS LIDO ISLE Best Buy ' 2 BEDROOMS-2 BATHS Choice Sites Just Above Upper Newport Bay fiHI 3 Model Homes A ~I OJJIJOrlunity to P•'rcli D3e a beautiful, pro- feuionaly coortlinoletl moclel home in the famed Blu6s community above V 11JX'r Neu:port Bay . The ~nest location in all the BluRs . Priootc st reet. rwar ,ark, u;alkinl! d i..rtoncl' to pool, tennis club, shops, churches, hi{!h school. elcmenlor!f sd 1ool and pre-!Chool. The•e unu.tual tile-roof m()(/rls uere created by l~on·s lnterlOJ"$ and are o,,. f'nol 3 m()(/el.s of 7 designed for this o11tstanding locatior1 Immedi- ate occupancy, e:r:celltmt tenru . PHOIIE: (714) 644-1712 , ............. .... __ ............. .... ,....,.... ..... MfM ... tlill .. f t•• 1if;,"'''' .. ....... Dr • .. -. .... ... 1 ........ ,, l•at' ..... , ... , ... . ... _,.. .. .. .. .,..,llill .. Ui!t••uunl u - OPEN DAILY 1-5 CUSTOM BUILT VIEW HOME Three bedrooms, 3 batu, den, family room, formal dlotog room, extra large t1tebeo wltb eattog area and a huge wallt:-lD pantry, !lUper cloeets and .torage, 3 car gange. •••• RENTAL HARBOR VIEW HILLS I A THREE BED · ROOM , FAMILY ROOM HOME •.... WITH VIEW. $500 per moftth, Y. f"R,AMII'Cl.IM REAl. TOR :mor..t:.t- C.WONI .... ,tal-.. _,7U222 MACNAB IRVINE -----·"-~--- FINER HOMES IIG CANYON- PRIVACY •SECURITY IMMACU LATE • BR. FR. 7-mo.. o'd lc llf'Uer !han new! Fully landc;t·c,pert. lmmed.iMe OC<'II'pMcy~~M4-8211l ~ PRl~tE VIEW L'1T. Located t ill llilh f;m· way. Magnlfir-to :ll ,·iel\ -nnro nf lh~ bc~l -Sf\0.000. JAi!O Afilll'r G42-R2.1il r Y:!l l El.EG.\1\i 5 BH. --rlt 3-123.000. ::i'l ROY.\L ST. I.EOR(;f. Waltt·r K•n;;. 6-H -6200. j\'17• E...XTr..-\ORDlKAH.Y. ~.:ustom ~ RI L .'-I Ud~·. fR.. !)Ofl/. j;H·t•LZi & a mo~t •mp rc~!'ive \"ie11 . $1 94 .5011 Lo1s Mill er 6-l2-823:). r\"1 81 Bll..\:\0 :\"f.\\". hcautifn!ly up;.:r<H1ed P.i!! ('anyon o:ondo. Irrunf"(llate (>nllpiill(~·. Barbara Go tharct 642-8235. 'YHH ·we han• oth('r-:·· ";mv arldll r11llal rh111Ce Jut~ fro m !'::1.1 non ;1 ~~; · '' t>ll a" ~ddi11onal re~rrlent i :~l re~al r~. Fnr :~l11li ' 1ona! ~eleu 1011 & mfurmalmn 6-l:l-P.23.-, [Irvine j .. ___ ., ...... ~ I tOI DawrDrhoo MJ•I U I IIUM~ ........ ··~······~········ MLS SALES REPORT Sales through tbe Multiple Listing Service of tbe Newport Ru bor -Costa Mesa Board of Realtor s totalled $142,960,000 for 1972. T HIS IS MORE THAN A 38% INCREASE OVER 19711 4,475 new listings wer e pr ocessed , of wbich 69% WERE SO LD ! 62% of tbe sales we r e cooperative . Lis t your pr operty wltb a Rn ,ltor. •••.••• , •• , .••• ! ••.• , .• ~ JJ.L vn.aO}a ;;•• McQUEEN/ MacGRAW THE GF:rAWif( ~~foiU ......... ..... .,. ..... .,.. .,......,.. •M.Lm!llll ...... ............... ~~~~~--~ WfW""Titl Mel ......... MltMl Uf!.;$ .. *TWWU~ ---w r -~..... ., ~ mo NE\VPORT -( .. -. j..... . --r··-~ . I FICTITIOUS Bl.SINESS NANE STATEMENT Tbe following person Is doing business as: M, J. H. Company, 1733 Q Moorof'ia Avenue, Colta Mesa 92627: MlcbaelJohD Wet. ey, 10220 Warner Avenue, IG, Fooota.iJ1 Valley 92108. This business is be1nc coo- ducted by an lndlvidual. Signed: Michael J, Hlctey, This statemeDI tiled wttb the county clerk of Orange Couoty on : Jan, 16, 1973, William E. St Jobn, county clerk, by Ther. esa M. Ward, deptty. PubUsb: Jan. ZS, Feb. 1, 8, 15, 14 the Newport Har- bor F..Z2S66 NOTICE: Freeway Fighters Meeting TO BE HELD FRIDAY MORNING USUAL PLACE AND TIME (BRING YOUR CHECKBOOK) Harbor of CaN s..P.,.s l'or Let••• o.+.ilo George D. Ryan Monica a Ryan LEGAL NOTICE ard Ttm JohclcG own and operate theClingiDg VlDe Plant Boutique 1D BIJ· side Center, 1032 Bayside Drive, Newport Beach, • • • 11E1P0aT IIAMOR -Gil ..... WililY -'At! U NEVER A BIGGER SAL.E _IN OUR 51 YEARS OF DOING BUSINESS IN ORANGE COUNTY! ook At These .. vPICAL BARGAIN '66 GALAXIE SOCI 4 Or. H,T. VI, •ufo., r•dio, huter, full powor, •ir eond. 12989~1 '67 FORD WAGON VI, r•dio, huter, •ufom•tic, pow- er sturing, good mile1. I UJC220 I '66 MUSTANG HARDTOP R•dio, hufer, vinyl roof, good miles. I SK8811 ) '71 FORD GALAXIE H.T. R&H , eufo., P.S., e ir ,o-nd ., 11inyl roof, good miles. lf96CQll '72 LTD BROUGHAM 4 Dr. H.T. V8 , R&H, P.S., P-win- dows I se•t. vinyl roof, eir. 1087- EOI/ IH COROllA DEL IUR SERVING ENTIRE , '973 ~73 52173 53473 HARBOR AREA~~f11(41.-z_ ' . . --_______________ ____... TrOIWI : .... .,;n 2711 E . COAST H IGHWAY t 17141 875-,400 C ORONA 0£L MA ... CAL.! I'". ~282!5 -~ 1'0111 na-___ ...,. __ -----11 kiP ¢7 I I P!!_tl.OO• c:.-...... _.-c..a-..cwaadll-.