HomeMy WebLinkAbout1972-03-23 - Newport Harbor EnsignP f'clal nowSjlapor of 1ho City of Nowparl Bood..
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ICE CREAM EATERS practice for a oontllt at Coroat delMar bleb Kbool u put o1.
tht. WMk'l "Ytke MoldtDblaer Week.'' stldeat1 aebec!a.Jed u tDttre wMIE ot 11*111
evtnta, .lDeladlllc IIPOrtl actt't'U1e• Ud a muatc eooeert to nt• moaey a tbt bcNIIftal
,..,_, of 17-JIIU'...Oid Moldenhauer, who bat been In a eoma a Coet:a Ilea Mtmorlal
H01pUal 11Dce be .as bart In a motorcycle-truck accident Ju. so. TntJnc tbelr let
cr•m eapactU .. are, b'om left, Scott Cameron. Dan Grtpby, Ken Carl8or&, Metaalt
Salata, Mlte Sevier and Brett Muebes, (EDIIp photo,)
SCHOOL TAX JUMP DUE :~;:;~,;:,:~~~ .. Jc~ ~.r':::in,c~::~ =r:cerd::b~e ~:e~~! ~:.
UI.J.e watering (pumping water from Richard E. Bueer mann, ex-
Ne-rt "-cb .~ '".11 In c ns tflal the city has taken the ~yslde con~-·~tloo site Newport.Mesa School Dls.
trtct property taus will prob.
abb' blft to eo ~ "about 28
to 30 eeats" per $100 assessed
Tallllil.tlon just to keep the
schools operating ne:d year at
their current level, the s chool
board learned Tuesday o.ight,
Preliminary budget ngures
presented to the board Showed
a Deed for $32,215,269 -· more
than $458,000 above what pro-
)ected ta.1 assessments wtu
bring in wx:ler the current ta.x
structure. The present school
district tu: rate is $4.72 in
~-~ ...... " a do -DOthlng attitude toward "' _,'"" ecutlve ofrl.cer of the regional
Costa Me-.. PreUmlDaty as-cootroiUng pollutloo of NPW· to allow buUdlnC of the condo-water qualily control board,
sessmeat estimates say thU port Bay. mlnlwn foundaUoo ) has al-Aid he felt that the cftiz.ens'
would provide the school dis-Richard Bueermann aDd John terllltely used too much or Cf()tC) was ''overstating the f
trlct with only $31,756,954 tor Zasa.dztnsld of the state's Re. not enough chlorine to oeutral-case" of what has happened WOMAN T LK
19-73 ••hool year -ration. lze sulfides In the 'Water they to the ~y . A occ~les Llnda Morse, left, at Balboa '"'-_. """" rtonal Water QuaUty Control .... l land l.nd H 1 Loto r ""·bo y The bc&rd will bold a special Board tor lhls area had said are pumping Into the bay, ac-When asked point-blank, ll [s s eetln.. ~: ~ o C r C lew Hills as they pla.a
budget study sessioa April 11 Tuesday that potluttoo caused cording to Mr. Zasadt:tnsltl. Newport Bay polluted'l", he a m -. o e nge ounty hapter of tbe Natlooal
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'30 As the t board' t 1 Orp..nlz.atioo for Women (NOWl Linda Is chapter treuurer
DUNES DEADLINE SET a : p.m. at Davis Scnoot. by de-watering -ratt-· at wa er s conro gave the quesUon a few sec-d H ••• 1 be (
T.. """ 1 be ,...... ...._ englnee r Or ··•Rt a.n e~ s mem r shlp cllairman oops! CbairPERSON). mee • ..., wt I open to the site of a coodomlnium be-ld r 1~r ;nge...., ver-onds' thought, s miled and sa1d, (Ensign photo.)
the pubUc. ing built on the baytront 011 s e coun es, r. Zasadz.tnsld "No "
The ·-··ty has throat--the restaur••!, but he Tuesday night, the school Lldq Park Drive should have has monitored the Trautwein N. EED A LADY COACH? to take "";~r Newport Dtmes t;;u claimed, thro~h attorney board also apprO¥ed, tn geo-been stopped by the city's har-pumolng since leunlng, several
W eral, earner staff recommen-bor d-.. tment weeks ago, thai complaints were • aQlllil.tlc park unless the park's alter Cbalfee, that the restau-dattoo t ~ 1 1 ......-being made about odor and dis--r-•·rs ••• come ·~ ~th r••t had been sublet to another s or uans err 01 some A clH··n's gr-~ which"-· By " d Da · ..,... .. aw ...... ..... .. , .., ludeot ~ •-·~ 1 ..u.o: ........ ........, coloration of the ba.y water. ,r re VIs In the hOme," up Jaws Linda, a. SSlstaot. Why DOt a deat1st,
a ••·· by Friday, March 31, firm, a~ that ~nkr.~cy r egu. s 8 a..., re-un ... ,og a -ducted a tour ot the ~Y Tues. They don t a t t '" r ••u ...... ..... ...... 1 -~ bo··-~-1 ""' About 300 ,.uons or water....... w n o p .. r oot-··aoo we support their rtRht to mstead of a dental assistant?" •-e..._nce UUUiU es. day lor water board members •-~,, ro th L A I Ra on how to Improve lhefactUty ... ttonshavemadeUimposstble Tbeboa d 1 minute are being pumped says...-. r e os ngees ms, be happy that W:ii.Y •• oot we She blames soctal cood!Uontog
to attract more customers. for the park's ma.Dacement ••to • Adop~ a so: blamed both the harbor depart-M r. zasadzloski . ' but a couple of .'lewport Beach feel that women who want a for causing women to thiDk
COWlty 5\CI@nlson, critical even get a key to the place." calendar. thesummerscbool meot and the city attorney's Tuesday morning. the water women. who are otnctals ot a career, or who seek absolute that way.
tor seven! weeka of ttte park's Mr . EdeibiUCe has been 181_ • o.mce for lack of action in board had warned the Traut-woman s liberation ~oupwould equality 'A'IIh men on all levels Linda deplores the "unisex"
management, decided Tuesday anllable tor any comment. Extended compleUOil date coruolUng waste dumped Into weln Company against allowing Uke to have the chance to man-of life have just as much r ight imagE-created by younger mea
to glYe manager Graham Edel-A steady decllae In the coun-of a swtmmiDr pool at Newport the bay from bayside restau-sulftde, chlorine or solid waste age a Little League basebaU to happiness as anyone else." and women woo dress alike and
blut '" 1 • ha Harbor hl&b school and marked rants boats aDd develnnment team h ·
grade• oothee ...,."';.ski. chance to ~-1Y,8S .!.,"wasor_z;eedcelpbylss•~rm-May 1 as the date to bectn suit Ficker or Balboa-wbos. contamlaatlon. ,, · Helen worked in the pubUc wear tell' ha.l.rthesameleogth • ..-..-. ...,. ....,.. nWn the 1 • A similar de-waterlog pro-The Little League lsalways relations department of " na -''It 's another blow to 1D-
fatlure to keep a restaurant vtson Tue5dl.y. The Jantlll'y g poo • has spearheaded local clti.Jea ject at the lrvlne Company's sending children home with bro. tionally-koown fum back east dlvldua lity, •• she c)alms. • •J
1n opera.tlon, which 1s required return was only $4,103, • Approfed &dmlnJJtrattve ettorts to ret roveramentaction Promontory Bay development chures seektng tathers to ma..n -before she became tov olved 111 en,10y being a woman. aDd 1
Ia the park lease, triggered The si.C)ervlsora directed the arraoaemeats tor payment of on b&f pollution. said her gJ'OI.Il site across the channel from ap teams and mothers to do the feminist movement. enjoy the thlogs that make me
tbe sf4)ervlsors' aetloo and re-county's real property services unemployment Insurance 00 has ootlfled the city attorney's Balboa Island ts also being the typing," compla.lns Helen "In fact, my first mkling dUferent fl'om men."
suited ln a threat to cancel and harbors, beaches aodparks classlfted employees. otttce of IUtp.l waste being closely monitored by the water Lotos, who has a 3-year-old that something was wrong with Tllt Question of lesbianism,
the lease. The county owns deputmenta to draw 1.1) a Ust J I dumped In tbe bay, A presenta-cootrol oftlclal son, ''a.nd I don't want to type our system came "sl1e recalls which has loomed dark.ly ln the
tbt laDI1, llJld lea.MI lt to oil-ot commercial aodrecr•Uonal ayce es 0 Uoa was &llo made to the City Mr. Zasadz~sti said he has --I'd rather manage," "when I leuned Ul.a.t a rna~ b:il.ckgrouod of femi nist move-
man D. H. Byrd of Dallas, faciUUes actually needed 1n tbe Council Jut November, Miss warDed thlllt the pumping of Little League ·'c hauvinism" dolne: the same job J h:il.d was ments and wbich sometimes
Tez. Mr. Edelblute m~.~~area PIU'k. Tl'lelr claim that dtsuee sla I e tl"rcus Flcter said, includin& Photo. sUt Into the t.y from the ls tust one ot the ma.ny Uttle gettlog at \eut $45 more to comes militantly to the fore-
the pule: tor Mr. Byrd. of tile pull: has resulted In graphl of actual pollution a.nd Prom·lll.tory Bay lagoon con-things --and a fe.,· big ones--hls weekly payc beck." front tn national cooYentlou,
Tbe OcllllO Toad restaurant management's tallure to prop-"showing where It comes strucUon site m..Jst be stopped tll.at bother Helen Lotos and But Helen credits Oer hus-ls discounted by both Helto
ck>Md Dec. 3 1n a bukr!C)tcy erly keep ~ tactuttes alao Tbe &nolllil.l Newport Harbor from ." Tuellday's tour of the bay Linda Mor se . Helen, who lives band wtth rea.Uy pushtne: her and Linda as not havtnr any
proeeedtnc after 16 mooths of resulted 1n plaD1 to uk the Jaycees' circus will be staged City attorney Denols O'Netl attracted about 25 people in-at 16'74 Mare:uerlte Ave., Har-into the feminist tht.ng. strooe: for ce to NOW.
opentioo, aDd tbt park hU county pii.Dntq ltltr to lllttt U.OQday lAd Tutlda)' at New. told the Enstrn yesterday that eluding a representative from bor View Hills, Is membership "He encouraged me to do . We reeogntu that aU wo. ~ w1tboat rNCaliOJllt~t o11011 mt.@!lqmeat 1D dtaw:iN port Center. b11 ooly lmowledp of the poilu-the Army Corps of Engbeers• ct.trman of the On.np County tblqs tbat 1 only tt)l)u&ftt about men are •~en,'' U Dd& u.
aiGu thea. ""'r?t.lors •• ..... ~a • v.Miter plan" tor. tbf. $-dro'U, wbfcla ra...._ Uon _, c:ome from tbe Clty Los Aoples ?rtlce 8 mem-cba<er of the NaUoo&l Otp.Ai. 4olAC bd:lre,,, lbe aya ... Act-pla.lDI patieo.Uy • •• and we be-
preuurtd Mr. Edtlblute tore-park's fUture. mooey torU..Jaycees'scholar. COdii<::U preunt&Uoo aod from bers of the rt&t:Ohat w~ter uUoa forWomen (NOW.). Uoda, taally, I wu 11011 ol wt.tuo-Ueve tbat a woman's se1. lift
ship hmd, tn.tures the 100_ the regtonal nter board, wbicb quallty control board lrvtne of 109 Park Ave., Balboa Is-washy 00 the subject of ..,.0_ 1s her own pr ivate coocera:·
year-Old "1869 TrueUnc Clr-he said, told him that de· Company residential ;ngtneer land, is chapter treasurer . man's libe.ratloo until Raoul This position Ls extended to
c us" wtth side sbows antm.al waterlne: at the condomln!wn Robert Snyder and members Both ar e In the~ thirties, urged me to express my feel-the controversial subject of NED RETIRES--AGAIN
Edgar R. (Ned) Hill, wbO
retired ln Newport Beach at
the end of World War ll and
was called out of retirement
by a pbooe ca 11, Is e:otog to
try It aptn.
Mr. Hill, '78, w111 retire
March 31 as vice-president of
United Callforni.a Bank and
manager of Us Mar!Der's
branch at 2712 W, Coast Hwy.,
Martoer's Mlle.
Mr. Hill, who resldet at 617
Vta Lldo Soud, Lido Isle, bas
llved here since 1~.
He Is a native of 1111Dols.
He rrad•ted from the tJaj.
nrstty of Wlscooslo tbt day
World War I was declared in
191 '7 &Dd served as a Navy
lieuteoa,_ oo couwoy duty dur-
inc that war. Euuer, be bad
come west In 1895 a.od .tayed
long enough to be c&ueht to
tbe San francisco earthqu&ie ot 1906.
Alter 12 yuu with the U.S.
Cypsum Co., be ltft Ilia: j)b
as their works manarw 1n
DttroU, U.l cb., lQd mot'ed to
Los Angeles In U32. A year
later, heacqulredhtsownbulld-
tnc materl&ll and IUIJPly yard
to Lot ADgeles and ran It UDtll
World War a. Ourtog llKt war,
he jotDid 1D the format1oo of
tbe Ackerman Boat BuUdlnc
Compuy ta Newport Stach.
Tbe company built boats tor
the N&Y)' until tbe eDd ot the ......
After tM war, ba•lnc turned
hls butldlog •<c>Ply -.. over to a mn, be Mtt*l down
JD Newport Beach "wtthDOthJ.nc
to do."
HED HILL
"Then, one morniDg." he
rtcallt, "Dick Richard (of
Rlcbard's Markets) called am
asked IJI~ bow I would Uke to
be president of a bank. I told
him, faceUoUJly, that I had
walled all of my Ute tor Just
such an opportWllty."
acts and clowns ' site was "oow being properly of Miss Ficker's "Save New-are .attractive, irhculate and logs and stand up for the things birth cootrol and abortion.
A $5 ticket· will admit an conducted." port's Only Bay" group. SQP~Jsticated. r be lieve ln.·· ' We feel," sa ys Lin~. "that
entire tamlly or '7 chUdren Mr. O'Nell said he was under The citizens' group pointed L!nda, alter 15 years In the each woman shou ld have avail-
with a.ay adult, Speetal $l per the Impression that all of the out numerous drain pipes from bustness world, is going to Lincla., after worldng In mar. able to her the correct in-
persoc tickets will be on sale parties involved In the condo-ba yside restaurants, whJ chthey coll~gE-at Fullerton .s tate. She keting and communications for formation on the subject of
at tbe circus mtnlum de -watering problem say emit kitchen wastes Into Is smgle, but not p~ilosophlc-Dlsoeyla.Dd, Universal Studios birth r-ontrol measures, In-
Circus performancesw111be-"sat down and worked out the the bay. A "typi cal" example ally tied to the Single lite. and the Japanese Village and eluding abortion, and should
gin at 6 p.m. and 8 p.m. Mon-solution.'' was said to be the d I lr Helen LS marned to Raoul Deer Park, has been standing have the rtght to make her
day, and at 2, 4, and 7 p.m. City harbor coordinator the Bahl.a Corlnthlan::c~I C~~ Lotos, 11.'ho sells a women's on her O'A'n fe minine feet JUSt own deter mi natiOn on tt~se
Tue!da.y, George Dawes said charges by on the Balboa Ctwmel Floatln clotlllng pattern system. She a little longer. matter s:·
Jaycee otnclal.s say last the water baud's John Zasa.d-' g used to work, but is now what "I'm ooocerned," she sa;·s, What about the tr:il.dltional
Jeu"'s circus raised $6 000 for &JilSkl that Dawes "did nothing 3 f Amer lcao sooety calls a ''with the loss In indlvld uallty pos!rlon taken by or~
tbe schoJa.rshtp f'tmd, ' tO stop pollutants from being reeway 'hOUseWife" •· a term Sbe 1n ~le, the lOSS Of COUra~ r eli¢on that women have a
Ticket Information ts araJI-pumped from the condominium ha tes. ("I'm not married to a to be dillerent. T see girls place subordmate to men in
able from Jim Plou at 675_ high-rise site" were talse. house, a.nd my husband is never at Fullerton State "''ho look hfe
0408 or 826-4750. "I .as on the Trautweto b1"ll S f1"led ca lled a househusband . ") as If they all just popped out "This kind orreURfousthlnk-
Compaoy's back from the be-Both women insist tnat ~OW of a Mattei toy-maker --the ing ha.s held l4l women's pro-
g1nntog of their operation is not trying to abolish mother -sameness IS trighteninl!." gress for years," Linda notes, WAHl TO RUH? there .. •t o laJ ed Three antl-treew:a.y btlls oow but rna od Ugt U • "' r · awes c m , hood, ma rriage, or the beauties She sees her feminism as ny m ern re ous you want to join the race "and was In cootact with the In the Iegtsl.attve hoWer In of femininity. an utenslon of her beltef and l~der s are ch.anging church
for City Counclltn the April 1,1 state FtSil .~ '·me ~te Sac ramento are being watched w ~t<"Y to "'' ,5 be"er treat ....., ..... ,..,....... ·· ejustwantwomentohave taithtntherlghts andthepowers ,~' " -Newport Beach election, Its as weU as the water board tbts week by Orange County the same options that are open of the todlvldual human being, ment."
still DOt too late to qtallty about what steps to take to coutal residents. to men," says Linda. This In-Sbe feels uwt SO<'iety'spractlcf' In the "man's world" of such
as a wrlte-111 caodidate. correct tt " Assemblyman Robert Bad-lud 1 terms as "chick," '·broad," City CI k La La"' · c es the right to remain single o type -casting wo men and men er ura •• os ao-Mr. Dawes said that technl-ham of Newport Beach !"'ied without being urged to "go out In narrov.· roles restricts In-'gir l Fnda) ·" and ''house-
nounced this week that &D}'body cal e~Use needed to deflne AB 1322 last week on Wedoes. and ftnd a nice man and get dlvldlllil.l freedom. wUe." the fem inists ha ve in-
wanttnc to be' wrlte~ln caDdt-and correct the problem was day to stop tbe coast freeway married andralse.i ramHy.'' •. 1 have a.n lB-year-old r ela-troduced a few words of their dat~ for ODe of the 3 seats aot available tn his depart. from coming through Newport "We !mow plent}' of women the woo Is interested 10 dent. own . The appellations "Miss"
up for election has unttl AprilS moot but that be bad -·ed Beach. •nd "'Irs .. ha•e bee '" ed , u wDo are happi ly marned and tstry," she says, "so she's " · n rep .. c to ftLe a de<:laratioa with her Jt&te omclals who do have the Semtor Deonts Carpeoter has •bo !eel that thtolr place Is thlnld.oa ot beeom ln~ a dtntal In ft"mlnl st )l!'goo bythe mysti.
office. teeMJ.ca.llulow-bow. put Senate Bill 1087 In the ca l ··Ms." .. -..·htch idenUnes
HOTEL COMPLEX OK 'D mal to klU the c .... root• WRITE BAN IN CHARTER, a woman only .. a ,.rna •• and all liM way from San Clemente leaves her marita l status 1A
to thtOn.nreCounty-LosAnge. the dark. A ~ow preu release
He became pres.Jdent of Mar-
loer's Bank to 1955. Two years
later, the b&ok became part
or I be oc 8 e b&in,. and be has
rema.tQid as Its manager and les County Une. ;llso identi fies a committee head as a •Ice-president of UCB. Fiaal &l)pronl was rt•• about 4 months, with comple-
Mr. Htu Is married to the Mooday nlcht for the proposed Uon about 6 months later. Assemblyman Robert Stake HIGH RISE FOES URGE ":"~~~~~"·;, •• ~ •. former Don. O.ena, who tas Four Seasons recr•Uonal ltl otber action Morrla)' night, of HuntJ..o&ton Beach has intro-
served as mayor of Newport comple.x In north Costa Me-. tbe City Council: duced a mea.nre, AB 1837,
Beach. aDd for a new sbopptoa ceattr • REZONED a tract between asking for a state study of the An ad-hoc committee study-the City CoWictl on exceptions,
'Mtey haft 310Dtatxl '7 grand-at Harbor Blvd. aod VIctoria 19th st. and Hamlltoo St., route from the county Une south lng high-rise development coo-ratber than a referendum.
cbUdrtn, &Dd ••w-e're ezpecUnc St. bordend by Pomona aoo Palace to the sa.ota Ana riYer. Senator trois In ~ewpor t Bear h has Ma yor Klrth chairman of
twtn creat-eraDdetl.lldrea,'' Mr. Costa Mesa city eotmdlmta anoues, from R-2 to R-4CP. Carpenter's lecis)a.Uye aide, been asked b)' a citizens' KT0141 the committee, 'potnted out thf
Hill coatldes.. adopted ordinances r....SD( • SET A HEARING tor April Richard Rob.rbach, told the Ea-to recommend putting st.r tnpnt $1 0,000 to $1 5,000 cost of
Upoo retirement, Ht,d Hltl both sites for pl&noed com-17 011 the application of Quick sip yesterday tblt Assembly-controls oo building he Lghts In putting each limit exception to
wlll ''sleep tor a week, thea merclal deYelopmeol:. Cab Co. of Santa Ana for per-man Burke bas 1Ddtcaled he ltH! city charter. a vote, and the approximate
I ban DOthlof pla.DDed." Tbe four S..oas Vtllap mi.Jakla to operate a tu:t ser. woukl ameod hla bill to exteod Newport Residents llnlted got 90 -dl.y lkllay tn gettl.ng de-
Marie Riedel dies at 89 recr•Uoa ceater ..uJ occii)J Ttet 1.a the city. tbe atucty area f\ather 8l()lft what was described as a ctsloos.
39 acru oorth o1 tbe San Dteco • SET FOR 2ND READING to Sao ClemtDCe. '•sympathetic'' hearing Moo-Allan Beet. cbaJrmanof New.
frHW&J between Smalley ud a reeoluttoo to annex the so-day ni ght fr om the t O-member port Residems lht..lted said he
8-.r ltrttta. It wlll lnc:ludt called Red Hill une.xaUon area Mr • Rohrbach saJd Senator committee. The committee, lP-would takt this sugre~too be-
"'(lW's Orange CoWlty chapter
.:urrt>ntly has a paid-~ mem-
ber ship of about 75 aDd Is
cro..,·tn~. The f'hapter meets
the 3rd Thursday of each month
in an Anaheim ~'hutch. Hehta
IS glad tO talk to anyone Who
calls her about membersl\l,p
(&44-7749), includ ing a local
lady m her 80s .,.ho respooded
to a re<:eot Ensign story abolll:
NOW by ca lllng Helen aM ay.
lng she wanted to )otn becau ..
shf 111'as ''sick of the way thoee
men 1n pernment are messtoc
up the wcrkt"
Marto Rlodol ot c..-del
War wu buried lD Paclfte Vttw
MtmOtlal Pull, Rubor Vl.ew
HIUo, ,._dlJ IDGrllltlf. Silo
ctted ..,._...If s.-, at
Haoc llaii>Ual 11 !heap of "·
Silo Is -"" bJ llo< -IIUI, n... J. Ada"" RlotiOI,
411 llarcloouo Aft., c-
del Mar ; bJ a .... u.e a..
., .. .., -· ol Flondl, n... L. S. Rlodol of n-., ...
Dr. _, R-1 of c-
HI.,.....,.; attr-,Pu!Siot-
mu ol Fklddlf I ...... , Cll[f
T...., ol Calando, I --olllltlree aat I _......,. ·-. .. ,_ ol II. IIJQooh
1111• 1 I C-Ia -''" au. ... ela .. Md" IM .... -Da ....
llta. ·-.... -ol_ ....... _ ... .......... ,,..., ltAM I I IIDIL
a major bottl. teools eowta, bordered bytheSaooteeoFree-Ca.rpent ... wut be ntcb.lnc the pointed last month by Mayor fore bts ~·s geoent meft-
swtmml.ac pool. aa let rlall. waJ, OranRe County Airport procrtss of Mr · Burke's btU Ed Hlrth to come ~ wttb rtc-lnr March !9 aDd return to
bOwlla& ud u cbery fll clllt:lu ud RtdbiU be. "-.ery cloMI,ytodetermiDewbat ommeadaUoas on he!Cflt and the ae:d ad·hoc committee
aDd a ••b JP&. Tbe ... ~-furtMr lteps to taU," densJty cootrol for the city's m..una April 17 wUh a re-
meot had orldD&llJ beeQ • CONTINUED to May I, pub. ''The seutor'a btU has beeD upcom!nc ceoeral deveq,meot !POGH.
pla.IMd for tbe Or&np COdlll:y Uc btut.a.p oo a reQuested lAtroduced stmpty to bold a p)la, considered the following MaJor Hirth called a aid.h ~
F&lrP'f)UIIdl, but lbe lllt 011 rOOidJtc ot property JuJt •• p)lee for sucb ht&t••Uoo lD prOOOS&-I by Newport Res.tdents hfutb.l COUDdl YOtt a
tbt eUJ'I DOI'tbtn ~dip ftl of the l.lt•..ctloo of ~ committee bearl.a&." Yr. Ul\lttd: "stacked dect" acatast mUtrtc
t-tlnly olcaJed z -&&0 Cout Rd. OJOt Fatn1" Rd. Rollrbocb atresoed, "ud tbo ·-to .,_ 1M U It bJ tbt CltJ Co.eJL nt elb''a from acrklllhn.J to Rt-CP wor<~ac eouJd be ebanpd • Um.lt bulldlnp. to a maxi-aDd a1CI! bt f:i-rwa .:'o..~
Plulal.Dc Jt&ft' a. drawtac II) CttlMD eompl&iDta ttat u. rt: lit•." mum of 3S feec aboYt DltLir'll be afflcleot to keep strict
..._ repltaUoN l:)r tiM die--..uac WOIId enatt too miiC-b Atltftlb11mu Burke's btu lf"'''Dd lent. except tn the Hoac htlcs-OCIMrola
.,._..... ~ P1"0411CM:td tiM COIIIUou-1I'OIIJd ~lJ e.n loea.t H_,.tat. Pbllco-ford, Emb.J-Some anu ",ctu -.,. dJ.a-.
A LeckJ..._ <bccMt c._ uot. oftldall ot 0011.1ta1 comm•Ut:t CoiUu lDd NtwPOr1 Celllter e...._ b' Do lillie uctlltDI
W Will -Ide 111o be ol • APPROVED o -..c .... sit lion ...,._ aal -":"'· to ltlp..rtao -an lito
lito •lsslc-&1Bu11ar pll_bJ_llacW.Ptlll.., !..~~to do.--~melld otrw1q •ar•-cliJitall,lltoBoa-
UMI ~ -~ hn vt. 1o a.tJd It lila IliAC ... • '--... __ , ·-· c-..-am-sm.-~ tbt al.IC otl Sll'tfll't1 11 tlrlt ciiJ'• Dlftl'lllltd OIJPt.c Cti*Wa U,MtO....,, W at US lfam. 1ftdltldlJ atcMofaut....,. rutrtc:tioM 1D tbt cttJ eW.. ., ...... OCII'Illr,...,..._.,., ....
lac• a ""''" -..... II. lllo ~ BoocbCitJ"-11 tllld ._...., a -of 1M 00 C....,..;., ...... _ ""' ............. = . UP'IUIJ) to tall·--··•--tr 111-.-.d I fiiDtl ,.. .... .., PIGIIONd ·~ .................. ... .., Lilc:llr .m ...., Cora' ' llr ..._ ....., tioe ea1lllc b ....,.&. ...._, tklu to 1M tla1ta. n. ca ·••• -. 1111 ,.
-...... -...... r 4 ·---.. a lo _, ... looal _. .. no _ ..... -.. -••• too .. _, wG..., • l 'n U,.tllt. • .,.... nat.._ oliO cnt cj a )ltlt ltldJ ot at .. acr• wttll a.,.,..., ,.._ pr1l._ wt .... ,.to-..
Ct 1 -"' .. • eo, 1 to ac IIIIo • N,IOO-••-to 11to "-Y ""'·~ _,. 111o1 """ .... ,.., •• _, 01 lito .. ,.
-Ia "'"hllo ... 1o fool &I '!ftC=•• II. .......... -· ohtiJ, poled o JIJIII-••--of ...... IIQwlllrtll-.
I '
Orange CoUDty NOW llrtld)'
ct&Jms a g2.year-ald member
wbo wu 001 of the otlctall
''iuftta-'"" woo marcbld
tor tbe female •ott.
GtttiAc more womta I.Mo
potltks ll OM ot tbt &iiU of
NOW, aecor41De to Lhlda
Mot ...
'•Twe an 4100 cteet.._.
makl.oi: !olio ID lito -.J fill'·
tnmlllt,." ..... 011111, ."'IIII __ ..., ... -.
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:=r~:=.~~=-~-;-~t;..~·~~~~~~~~J:..!!..,.~;,!.-~-~:U~I':_~Z ~!!I!~~y ITIIAIGHT TALK al peril of PPBS
... ., .. ,.... er ~c.raa t 1 a. u S'n· ..etMIQ' • aeoow•ec wtee. aatblal .... -··· .. -TOM ANDERSON llrs.,_._ .. LACft--...... -'--·· Ytl ......... ICd IIY-.. -y-... ,,.... -... . .-I PPII8. .... -.not~, .... Ia-alllla board
-rttM * .. .... ICd llllcllall, .... .._... •..U... -·-Ia _. .. ~-::::~ ... ::-;,.: ... :.~. : ... : .. ~ .. ~ .. =:.: .. ~.:: .. ;.---.. -~~:.:.c:::• ~= Profit Ia Good, Not Evil --s:.=..u;\:.~ ~==
272LLeo.attwp.,O. .... tW.._,c.llr.nus Ollt to ....... .,_., e•a• ..,.,_ .. po,U.doa eow chanctln fi"¥eNI.Jonwon'uun C&JIIDnla ud llUid b' 411trtctt-., lit tiM pro)ld:ott butdooblbUionlobjleUYte.
TELE.-..oNE: 173-0110 (ANI Codl714) aioa Ud bit ol Ud .., caa ---10 .. ton. of income and one c:hance In two tMI &etl,._ Mtf 11de. Btcl.-tbt sro-:1. Mamtr0q1 wwt.. ud wtat iu beJ0D1S tbt Mlft
b&rllit b'. It Ia ......, ert-••iat~ .. ppon t Mu•kJ• won't be the Oemocnt ot tbt ••warn of tM .... Aopl ., ... Mld to aoqllllt &ceou:lliDI and buttptln( flmc.
diM f'at tiM lfta. ......._ r.4e;11• atlte, or 1!~: nominee. Of co_\l~, thlt IJic ~ ol uectaea.. eell:lol periiOMilwttbtbttMory UOCII dalmld lor U bf tbt
U.,. to .....,tlletrbiUd-FftmtMDt. n. amount or preclude~ the poNibihty that UOO,,. U. £Mill tJ l*blliiiiDC' Ulf tec•DOJoa ot tbl l)'lttm,' AdYtlory CommlaioD. After
llbmeat1 wttb WU. • • mone:y .,tpent on wdfara in the lhe cummt deprethon deepen• tbll utldt Ia tall. Htrt 11: Ud ntlu:IYt rt .. Cta1i11Ac of b~~rtac tbNt ptlbUeJtattmtntJ
'111£ NIWJOII.T HAR.otl I!NSIGN it dte oftly ....,.,... ,..... .. al\4
,..illh• M tiM: Oty of N-1•an ktdt, aM .. ..,. loully __,
.-.,_.ted .._,.,., \n dw Hn.pcwt ~ Ml• AI-.
PIIWillhd ,...kly, ~ Tburtcboy. Second da• ~ pUct 11 CotOM
4•1 Mw,Ca.li(. ~. P•ll ,..,. .. a. fitcal yea.r endina June 30 and/or 'that Nixon 1bdic1te1 tbt k'd 1114 flalloltaUmtM. tlacWI wu a.eeompJI:tMd to the Boud m&M tt oMI.r thl.l
beowoa.t fD'NI'UII4IIt 11u 1 9?1, w.s m.or6 thin aU th~ the Preaidency in fnor of • • • .u .. u.tm to worlc UAd• the tbe)' w1Jbld no beh&flonl oo. THl N!WP'OflT HAiliOR I!NSICf\1 wu adjudpd to be a MW~ptpet o(
pnc:rd cWculat:ion hy cOIII't ckctc• No. A-10178 dactd May 14, lUI,
In Superior Cowt for the County ()r<>n.np, State ol CalUOl'nia. and by
rr:.-. thcnor » q~o~~~Ufkd 1o pub~® •II publk notka ttqulr-ed ~y law.
"4Ucrlmlated" &fll.llilt tbl protlta ot aU the corporations Chou En Lal . To dekrmlM bow liar · Wt .., format. jeetlftl uedlnUIOCii.Uoowttb
rtclmt ol tbt Pd:IJrC iliiDllee in tbe United Statu for the Jimmy the Cretk •id that biYf tnOfed toward ID CIPII'&· T-.chtr1 had to lelrn a DtW' tbt PP8 ,YIIttm.
dletUor.. WbUI Wt ll•t.bld ,.me period, One rcaton the the nut most likely nomlneca tioaal PPB JJRem tDt the phUoeoptsy ot leaebloc IDd td· Catuornil. State La.wrequtrH
our ~~ ud •'hctlolr ta corporations don't do any an Gowernor RonaJd Rea~n tcbooll ol OV ..tloo, It w1U ~ Tbty road tMt UMy taeb k>c&l d.lltrtet to make a.o
Ult Ma.oow ~ Wt better tbu that il that too and Senstor Hubffl Ho~lt.o be bt_.l to tDmlal tbt lbort Wtrt riQWNdtortUoqullbtn. uwal ftmDClal report to the
f:aUtd rnlltrab))' to ....,.t m.nr, or their employees are Humphrey. Jltnmy r~ted Nixon b1ltory aOit prtii.Dt Jtatu ot dlttoaal Ule n.luta aDd adt(lt State Department ol EcNcat.loD
tbttr eoGerpu1: btldal tM wellaren It hurt. As 1 bit of and ~umphrey even . He pwe PPBS Ja CaWorala, a lll:< uw ODH, IDI1 to UDder&O a on prescribed forms. TbiStatt
bl.mtloo curtata, TM utt. snffltl I uw aid: "Millions Musk•e • 3 to 1 edae and wbleh Ll ooe ot tboH out froat f&Jt re-motcttoc process •bleb Bolrd empiMlalsed tbl.t tbey
c.&pltalllt Wao..Cbou poWtcal aren't wortina but thank Humphrey 1 2Yl to I edaeover la produeLDc opera.Uooal mod-atfecttd tbetr nry at'.aa:iards Wllhtd OO.lY to rt¥1H the out-
uta DOW W'&lltllo ...,., ..,. JOOdne• they b.awejoba." R~pn .. It appears to me tlut elsThe C&Uiorn1& Education 1D ot morality aodr.lcbtDess.Atttr rnoded aDd cumbersome &c.-
of thai capita~ prOJPVtty to Ria Brother brftcb welfare NIXOn IS ~tron,er now th_an -tbe teachers bad ua-learned cowtlDc reportinc procedure
bolster tbetr IMI.pr, Abal:-and crime. Ow social-planners then .. IS a McGovern, with torma.tioll System (CEIS) was old ¥&lues lDd were program-that hu been required ot tbt
leoee eooaomy, would lbolilh J)Onrty by Muskle a~d Humphrey weaker. establlsbed by the State De· med wttb new ooes, they were local distrlcll tor so m&DJ
Aa. VO E. HAAPA . • . . . . . 0wntr and PuWWwf
PEG HAAJ'A . . . • , , , , . ,A,.odau Editot
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
In Harbor Arn;
Ouc or H:ubor Arn:
<>-year, S.S.OO ; l yr:an, S 8.00
One year, $6.00; l yean, tto.oo
~~-.etlf ~ .11-,.
ARVO E. HAAPA, owner and publisher of lhe Ensign
• READ IT --AND WEEP
It is discouraging to note the adoption
of the service station ordinance by the
Newport Beach City Council. It Is appalling
that there was not a single 11 no" vote
against this gem of restrictive legislation
--not even by those few councilmen who
have expressed concern over the Increas-
ing number of controls being voted Into
law .
The text of the ordinance Is printed In
full in this Issue of the Ensign. Read It,
and weep for the growing Infringements
on the right to conduct business In the
City of Newport Beach.
There is not a single member on our
City Council who would go before a court
of law with the hope of defending the
constitutionality of some of the glaring
inequities of this ordinance. Here are 2
of the unlawful provisions: "There shall
be a maximum display of not more than
20 tires" ... and "at least 15 per cent
of the site shall be landscaped with plant
materials designed to provide beautifica-
tion and screening.''
U such controls can be Imposed on
service stations, then no other business
is safe from similar unfair burdens.
Women's apparel shops can be ordered to
display eo m ore than a couple dresses or
panties. Hardware store windows can be
cleared of but a few Items that would not
offend the sensitive eye of the control-
minded lawmaker. All businesses can be
required to devote 15 per cent (why not
50 per cent!) of their skyrocketing priced
land to fl owers and shrubbery to please
the planners. The restrictions placed on
improvements and on rebuilding In case
of catastrophe can be extended to all
business establishments In the city --
guaranteeing the downgrading and de-
terioration of the older business districts.
It is tragic that no one seems really
to car e --except, in this case, the un-
fortunate owners and operators of the
service stations. Other businesses sit
back in complacency --until it is their
turn to face this attack. And you can be
sure it is coming . The nature of planners
is to plan, which Is a gentle word for
controlling other people's property. These
planners are clever enough to pick on
small targets, one at a time, so that
the outcry goes almost unnoticed •. , until
we all find ourselves in a straitjacket of
restrictive legislation controlling our
every move.
How long will we continue to put up
with this continuing erosion of our free-
dom? • • •
• SO YOU THOUGHT YOU COULD SPELL!
How did you do In last week's Ensign
spell-down? That list or 20words certainly
Is an ego-crusher, even for those of us
who generally do pretty well ai the word
game. Here are the 20 again --this time
correctly spelled:
asinine rococo
braggadocio titllate
rarefy sacrilegious
pavilion mayonnaise
liquefy Impresario
vermilion Inoculate
Impostor supersede
moccasin obbligato
accommodate desiccate
COII.Ien8WI resu.cltate
You ca be sure that I was WJ!ng the
dtctloaary wileD I was recopying thoee
~ weii'CU. · Tllere 111 only one
lllll'e rule t1111 J can qg88t: Wbep tn
doubt, -IIIOtller word.
Tbe U.S. Deputmnt otAr-multiplyin& butardy. Welfare But don t. roraet Oukho~sc; partmeot ot Edueatloft to de-tbeo )ldpd l'lt to teach under years, Bellevlnc that thi.J was
riculture bu made aftll&ble checks and supplies 10 not to Teddy· He 11 always be honan nklp, maJDt:aln, aDd Improve the PPBS format. (lD several the intent of tbe Advisory Com-
to tbe Soriet Unloo U mlllioD the children but to mothen around. . . a PPB sylltem. U ls funded local dlstrtets today, teachers mission, the Board adopted the
busbell of oats, S9 miU. many of whom are aonrnmen; The chOices: president 1."1'1 by tec:t.nl PubUe Law 89·10 are required to attend sens1-PPBS model tor all Calitor'Dia
bushels ot barley aod 80 mil-sponsored whores who s nd il v 1 c e . P r c 5 1d en 1 · w 1 (ESEA), Title V. CELS bas var-tlvtty tnloing sessions to en-local districts on Dee.10,19'70.
lion busbels ot corn at prices on liquor , dru1spe and unquestionably be 5betwecn lollS sub-bodies, one of which able them to "ldeattty with" It instructed the State Dtlpu1:-
well below tbe eurreat U.S. boyfriends. As Gary Allen. some of the abowe, or entlo_rs is the Advisory Commlssloo the PPBS format,) ment of Education to have PPBS
market t&lue, ln effect, tbe reponed in A mtricQn Opinion, S~op Jackson, Fred Hum, 00 School District BOOgetlnc After the denlopment olthe operatio181 In all dlstrletl ln
commuolsi iii.Uooa caa buy bid a former liquor store owner in Buch Bayh , Eugene McC4~hy · and AeeotllUnL created by the design, nine additional districts 1973-14, The Board also asked
ud feed cr&lu from the U.S, a Negro area of los Anseles Charles Percy, Mark Hatfield ; State Legislature 1n 19S1, The were selected to test Its opera. the State Legislature to beiU'
government tor about ball the told him : "The week welfare and GoHrnors Nelson AdYIIory Commission Is spe. tlon ln 1969-70. the expense of the local diS·
amo..mt tl•l this eOUDtry'smeat checks came out , my business Rockcft·Jier and Reuben ellteaUy concerned with the de-The model having been de-trlcts tor Implementing PPBS.
and milk producers can obtain would jump by one-third . 1 Askew ; Treasury Se cretary velopment of a PPBS opera. signed and tested, the Advisory The deceit by the Advlsory
the same gral.D. U tbe Rusatan cashed many welfare checks in John Connelly· Spiro Agnew · tlollal model. Commission presented Its com-Commission Is documented In
deal sets the J)lltero,Amerlcao my store. They bouaht good J 0 h" L 1 n d 5 a Y · and The Advisory Commission pleted operational model to the Its next '•PPBS Newsletter"
tupayen are golng to beasked stuff, too. The most e-.pensive Co ngressman Wilbur Mills. selected slx IChool districts State Board of Education and (Jan., 1971) In wblch the state-
to sublldlze DOt OG.Iy larp Scotches and Bourbons." Now aren't yo u ·•su ~r-pa· lo_ serve ID 196&-69 as pUot called for its adoption In 1910, menl is made that school dis·
amounts of food aod feed graJo: Many welfarers compla1n tno ts" ashamed~ How could districts tor de.-eklplng lhe The program structure (PPBS trlcts wUl be required to re-
tor the Red Cbloese txt raw they cannot get jobs which will anybody be a super patriot 1113 PPBS design, 1n each district model) presented was de-port ezpendUures In terms or
material tor tbetr dotbtnc, in-psy what they're worth. True. cou mry where nobody but the the p1s aod behaflonl ob-scribed as a new framework subject-matter areas. Such re-
cludlog mlllioos ot miUtary Many people arc no lon1er paid abowe people and neo-people jeetives were written, tbeeom-tor the budgeting. accounting, portln& can be accompUshed
uniforms. what they're wo rth. Welfare, hawe 11 chance_ to b~com~ puter hardware was Ln.stalled aDd Qscat reporting system for only with tuonomle measure-
Receotly the Senate voted to the minim~m wa1e and child t'rcsldcnt and VIce President . or otherw1.se provided tor • and the 1,100 CatUornia school dis-meat using behavioral objee-
okay a bill to 1;KJost the debt labor laws prewcnt that. As a -Copyright 1972 · The geoeraUy the districts were trlets, It was described to the tiwes.
celltng from $420 billion to young and inexperienced (at Amenc'n Way Features re-geared lo accommodate to State Board as an Improved The CaUtornla State Board
$450 btWoa so the peromeot work. that is) JOb applicant L k I I c "I • of Education awarently ~led :~~tsln:~~rrowlng money :u~r~.c:us:ye~i'hu~,a~;~ gj~~ OW ey, OW COS OUDCI campaign ~~cu,:~r~ac:~~s:ln~~
Recently the Senate voted to "Work is much h1rdcr when (EdUor•s Note: This Is the to set these programs tall like does not understand that the
okay a bill 1o boost the debt you don't know anything 5th in a weekly series ot cards," he c laims. "And It heart of PPBS Is "accounl-
ceillng from $420 bUlloo to about it." articles proftllogthecandldates Is folly to think we can run ability" of the teacher as de·
$450 blllioo so the governmeot The peo ple who built tor 3 Newport BeachCityCO\Il-to the federal and state gov-termined by the measurement
can continue borrOYtnc money America were rarmen and ell seats !C) for election Aprll ernments to underwrite all of of the student's acblevemeot
to pay Its bills. While all this businessmen . The people who 11.) • • • our programs; there Is no such In the three taxonomic do-
financial hocus-pocus Is-meintain America arc: mains busineumen and far me•• '"' Har p be 1 thing as a fiscal Santa Claus." • on, the dollar value contlolaes vey ease says s Mr. Pease's strongest attack In education today the name
to drop ootheEuropeanmarket, great "middle class." There arc: running his campaign for the on opponent Paul Ryckotf ap-of the game Is Innovation, and
Flnaoclal hysteria and political no w about 205 miihon 5th district council seat the peared In the form or a letter many local districts other thao
Idiocy cootinue 1o run ra.mpaat Americans, appro-.1mately 73 same way he thinks govern.. last week lo the editor ot the the mOdel districts have pro-
in the oattoos capital, where million of whom are p infully ment shouki be run: "low-key En.sign, In which he accused eeeded to develop PPBS struc-
eommoo sense Is LD sbort SIC>-empklycd. les:s than 5 million and Jow.cost." Mr . Ryckotf of "gross mls-lures even before the State
ply. U does exist ln a lew aoe ~re in agnculture and more Mr. Pease, who Is runntnr represeotatlon" In saying that Board adopted lhe official de-
heads in Washington bW It our I han 67 million are Ln other aplnst lneumbeot Ed Hirth and Mr • Pease favored commercial sign. These districts have tied
Pursuits and enterpriSes Not lei'-Balboa Isla~·r Paul tbe 1 b ut 1 ••· natiooall.otegrlty Is to survtn, ..,.,_ ,....., deveklpmeot of tfle l)pper Bay. mse ves Y comp er o uro::
thelr number mustbelocreued countinl hrm workers, Ryckott, claims that the present "I Dnor balanced llse and betawtonl sciencedeput1JMI:It5
and hue tbe SIClPOrt of all d 0 me 51 1 c he 1 P • and City Couocll and his curreat deveklpmeot of the u ..... ...,r Bay," of kx:alltlliversUies.Somuuch self·tm pl oye d p'op\e , ..--..-..DIS have not -~ ~ dlstrl 1 ha •·tt t1o 1 ratio18l Americans who !mow .,......,.... .,...,.... he says, "so that all of the c s ve ,,. Y open na appro ., i rna tely 62 mlihon enou..., ''eosl-c,_,..,.io"-s" PPB te Slat ld st the score. f>'' ..... _... -~ people may enjoy tt." sys ms. e-'Y e, mo
Arthur B. McQuern people are on payrolb or in deaUng with the luues. He He potnts to state ownersh'"' districts have finished wriUng thest., more than 12 mlihon are sees ••· ost f 1 ~ 1 Z40 MagnoUa St. w.:-c o peromeo of the area's tidelands as a broad educational goa s, and on federal, su te or c11y as one of lh z jo 1 be lett lh •··• costa Mesa e ma r asues tact that must be tacea by ot rs are comp ng e 1.a0 gowernment payrolls. These 12 tn ••· cam~Jgn hi Th ha ~ • CROSSROADS REPORT nnlhon are comparable 10 u...:: ,.... • HARVEY D. PEASE those who would ''build a t s summer. ere 5 '-""""'" I.Je:~r Editor The other Is eontrol of the barbed-wire fe-e a-·~ our great pressure on districts to fungus grow1n1 on a tr ee. lt "s city t H ..... ~V\0<.... 1 Ove1 St'veral centunes ~me h 50 ·' governmen • e accuses W:r Peaae tl•on a system city" and e:r:clude outsiders. complete the ~ 0 "goals t e muhon producer:;. plu s lhe City Council or being "lm· of bl,•ycle ~alls as -~ ol writing." Most "goals'' appear w~e man ·~ saymg that "b1rds the farmers, who made thts ... u _., "Thll Is the kind ollhtng."
of " featht'r flod tL•,c:ther " has responsive to the wishes of the OYer-all ..... , .. pro-am he claims, ··that brlngs the to be harmless enough · • • • country ycat. the tupayer,'' and says he -flo& ' th I b oad tat been w1ddy .u:certtd .u a ~ltt The eghceds, ever since wUI try lo change that fa ... but wou~ develop the system state into a position of hartng ey are mere Y r 5 e-
ut Law of Nalun: HutthL' taw Rooscvelt , hilwe downpaded , uu. on a ••pay-as-you-10" basis to ucerelse stronger controls meols of district Intentions.
hai heen ru lt-d Un..:onstLtu · bulmeSli and profits. Business In the counctJ lf he selected. rather than by a suddeo outlaY over shoreline development," They are general and llmeless
11onal hy US court ~. :.nd and profits marie thLS country He also seeks to make Council ot public f\lods. He approves He favors public use of publlc and are not concerned with a
NJtur.· m1ght a ~ wel t the enry of the world . My study sessions more relennt otgettlncthemost-oeededparts laDds, but sees no need for speclfle achievement within a
.occo mmoda tt hc:rself tu bemg mam objcct1on to moll co<1ps by UmlUng subjects to be dis-of tbe bike trail system ready Newport Beach taxpayers 1o speclfled time periOd.
utc:rruled It w1\l take 'lOme is that they deny the profit cussed. before this summer "U lt can have to foot the bill for thOse Mosl districts have begun
dmng but uur coun s and our motiwe . To make a prorit is tht As prime examples of city be dooe ott ot present surplus wbo 'ti'1.Dt to come here 1o use or flnU>hed the task ot wrttlng hu~ ra cto nes Ht' equal to 11 . reuon ror bc1n1 1n bustnes.s. gover11meot lack ot respoase funds and not hurt any other the beaches. specirtc measurable ob~Uves
:mtl h1rd famLil c:S such as robms Prorits are cood . not eYil. As 10 public teellng. he points at programs " He notes that both or his to attain these goals. Ob~
may o;oon hawe tu get used to Win ston Churchill said · "It 151 the CoUDCU's original actions He doe~ not tuor the ~-opponents "appear to have tlves are desired aceompllsh-
h:LvLng thcu off'>prLnA bussed socaltst 1dca thai mak1n1 on tbe coast freeway and loca-eomiD( boOOlssuetoreUyparts stroog flmnclal backing and ments whlch can be measured
ewer)' d.1 y over to. -YY . a profits 11 a w1ct . I cons1dct th e lion of city admlnJstraUve t.a-Ln the amount& proposed. powerfld advertlslng cam-wlthln a specified lime, The
card mal f.1nuly trammg scs.'iLO n . rul v1ce 11 makm1 losse:s." cllltles, "Wltboti: glfing any arbrltary palg:os," bul claims that "peo-wr!Ung and use of ob)ecUves
,,nd v~t .. e wer"" Next to gowcrnment. the "Tbey signed a freeway figures 1 would Uke to see pie here are lntelllgent voters is what deter mines the lnstuu.
t ,.-e where rederal JUd!es &realest enemy or bul!ncssand agreement whlch the ~lethe ~tire program scaled aDd wtll seethrougbthescreens tiona! thrust and the wide ''re-
have outlawe-d "omr '1C hoo1 apiculture is klsscs. overwhelmingly rejected, Mr. doWn" be says belng thrown up," forms" or the district. Be-ILn~n,m~ ,y,tc:m\ he ... au~ they She Spt'nt Hit Bon111 Pease note:J, "theo made plans Mr', Pease .;,.Jd he beUeves Mr. Pease, wbo ts a Realtor, havloral objectives are among
d .. n·l rr"'>'lt.lr all 'iO.:htY'Is w11h Bi1 Brother IS not only to move clty ball to Newport lbe City Counen ''hal gone 1s a native of Santa Ana and the tools of the change agent .~n ~·P'·II JnL•ou nr .~r mnnry 111 pro fligate , 1nerfic1ent and Center and were apJn ttii'Ded about soh1nc our problems Ln hU Uved In Newport•Beach lD education. Power over lhe
'fll"n•l Wht. h ,,.,~up tht· 1lollar caUous, Bi.a Brother is also down by the taxpayers. They 1. piecemeal way, Instead of tor the past 25 years. intellect wd emotions ol the ,~, .m ~h..,liul t' me~~<ort• nf crooked_ He has deliberately should have .. checked with tbe lootin& at all of OlD" needs, He Is a graduate of Oregon cbUd rests with the objectives.
t1u:ohl y umkr btw. Hrrcafter, I debased the currency , whi.le people first. aDd balanclng them a.,galnstwbat State University and has a Clll'rlculum consists of les-'liPI'"'~" Jll men paymJ, the enticinc widows .and other He accuses Mayor Ed Hirth people are wllllnK to paJ tor " master's degree from Harvard sons lo be learned aod tasks
s.amc rn-.c for a marnage un1nfo rmed, unsuspec1in1 ~! ·~~~'!t"'! ~eeutlslood mUtn1 looglo" He feelJI that some stateme'nt Graduate School of Business to be performed in the class-
ih.l'n.;c: w111 ht' guaranteed an •uckeu to buy sovernmcnt s m n e ee s of projected costs rorenlarg:lnc Administration, He has taught room, according to Dr. JoM t'llll~l qu;~l1t y wife , and all bo nds in the name of January lo vot~ In favor of downtown administratif& taeU-business administration at Goodlad, CIWrman,Deparlmenl
loll c:•y ltCkc:ts cost me the ume p1trtDtism. keeping the c ity s pollee head· ittea should have beeo made Whittier College. of Educatloo, UCLA. According
wLJI ht· ,,f rh e ~arn e: value. And Our dynamic debt wLII quarters In Its present~ before any bond l&&uepropoaal, He ...as a member for 13 to lhe PPBS documents. the
11 wLII be: Uncon•tituUonal ror continue to pow , and 10 will The mayor's CouncU vote at so ''lbe people would han some years, and twice president, ot lessoos and tasks required of ~ \~ c~t 1o he smarter than a taxes and inflation. And you thai Umewueonslderedplrotal ide& ol the total cOlt of wtat the Newport Beacb elementary a c)ass must be selected tor
\50 dog will act smaller. Unlus the in stopping an effort to get they're being uked to buy" scbool dlstrlct. one purpose oaiJ: to modify
A lol has ~Moen said and people rebel, we'll soon be u lh41 poUee ta.ciUty O'IOV'ed to "U we are not cost-~-He has alto nrved as chair-behavior to meet the stated
wntten here la tely about the broke as 1 pkkpocket at 1 NewporiCeoter. 1a an over-aU way on etty muottbeNewport BeachCh11 Ob)teUves. No learntncoppor.
d<pio••bl< ''''"I condt"t•o•• In nud•" 1 ••mp "Tbe ma1or ortpnaUy pr~ lh ~. s•-t•• ~-d. tunitltl (leuoas, ta.lb) mUll
our Jails and pcmtentiaricl, But-:,,_ ~ull look on the: wanted tbe poUee mewed to ._. .. ms, en we are ........ , -H~ u;;:a wttb hl8 wlfe and be permUted whtc:b do DOl ln-
cspemlly by people w~ arc: bri&ht side. Like the wife who Newport Centv," elalms Mr. LEGAL NOTICE 001 ot tbelr s eblldren a.t 304 JtiU "modlftcatloa ot bumatt
stored m rhex place!. But my •KI: "It'• aure lucky 1 spent Pe&se, "but c:baapd hlJ miDd CoU1ns ..Afl BaJboa lsla.Dd bebl.vior in the tbrte dom&Ju, pr~gmat1 call o u s neiahbor Joe's bonus in adnnce thil attbeJutmlnute.'' -., • cop.ltlvt,alftcllVtladPIJ'tbo·
doe,n't sec why 11 is ne cessary yetr. He didn't ICI one ," He ays tbt maror hal alto NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING motor, to mMf: IPfttfle bt-
to 1mprove the acco mmoda· "The war on pon!rty •· rlftUad hll fttld OD tWa' Notice U hereby ct.,ea tbat R!MODELIHG STARTS baftonl objtetlves,"a.eeordiDc
loo ns orrered at these klck-inns subltitutt:l welfare spendina 8&1 poUcy. "Ht orlctaaUJ til-tht Plaulq CQmmluion oltbe Rtmodtllnc Ia IIDdtr way to to oot Oraop CowltJ dlatrlet.
bc:cause they are alre1dy for nalion1l detente spen4in1. f<l'"td tbt lud eJCbl..ql be-CttyotNewportBel.chwtUbold trauformaportioaotaColllns For two Ye&fl tile~ ~t:tt1n1 111 of the: business they The cornmunill publlctHons, tw'tta tbe eo.ty ud tbt J.rr1Dt a pubUc htutnron the&ppUe&· Radio CO, baJtcttnr D8lU' tbe Comll'llslloa aDd the Pat, Mar-
ca n handle. In fact , he: 11y1, 1t the network•. and aU or the Compuy," •JI Mr. P..,, Uoo ot JAJC CODStraetloD CO. a1111ort LDto 4 nn court rooms wlet, IDd MttchtU !Inn hlfe
pricn and taxes don't quit Livid Left are promotina ''bUt aow Wllltl the tuplyera for & UM PtrmU Mo. 1Si1 tor Oraop Coumy's Ka.rbor bMG boldiDI ll.ret wor~
JOin& up it won't be lon& untll continuins reductton of our to bay tiM laDcl," Oft property }Oeattd at toO~ Ar• W:taielpal Covt, &ecol'd· thf'OUihoUt the Statt to ttaeb
the only ovcrpriwilesed peopte defenK apendinJ, snd the Mr. P ... ellaJma to t.fe Ed,...u.r ud lalmprortd laC to Rtca.rd ElOott, rlet school pel'8oaael the p!lfpiliN
left in the country will be rhe uanlt'errln& of allthoac billions beta OllPOIItd ''tor rn&QJ Plrklar uti oa Palm A~ pr..td~Dt of Ooct Kotl Com-am 1\metionl ot PPBS, W:Oit
pulb1rd1. to th~ .. .,., on pow.!rty ," Once moatbl,. to tbt l&ad tndt. betwtto Balboa BIN. Udl BllJ PQ1 lac., tbe lniDt aeaerat d.lltrlett accepted PPBS 11 u
The standard ucuse Jiwen we diurm, thue will be He WOIII4 Rbcntt to pqJdt.r Af._ to permit 51 coado-eoatraettac ftrm. lRetttablUty. Tilt)' bepat.,cb.
by the: politidanl fCir hOt·wild po"tny throuJhout , bf!CIUM tefer..tam tbt ...... ofldP,. m111um ... ta 01 two C-l pu.. A U,too IQ, ft. Md&oo of er rt·tntnt.nr t•tD bd:lnct.
10vernmenr lpt.ndln& these lhe Comrau wiJI tab oftf. rLM dtfe.ll::rpeeM ud IMID· cell. HeliN Ud lliCtacU Ia a. l~ol/1-J-.r-olcl, 120,000 IQ. tlcJal aeUoD bJ tht Stitt Board.
days I• that the people d~mand And then, who wll they aet tioD oiMWu .. tolbtdt)'. bt tllllb...,tbro-PU.P•-.ft. t.lldilc at li?OO.Tambont Tbl ec:bool nptrlnttodlat fto
•me. And II I• n•y to their wheat from? lit .. ...,.._. coopentloD mlt IIMrt:lp.. Bttd. wlU be ._..., .W a. flldl la•lt wtlb the JJittiD 1.1:
u n d e r • t 1 n d how a A few months 1110. Jimmy bltW'.-dtiM u ''dlllnlblt'' Notte~ .... ..,~~ ... OIMI1 comptn eu"' Wl ran. Row.,..., ooe RCf1
pe n •ion ·hunary pollllcal tht0teeiS1det,lhaLuV•• 1a _., witll tM problt.a tWIUdpilblcM&rtiiCWUl .. Ott U t..ere porUoa ol Ute .clloot..II:&Wdrtc:-.,tblt,
perslite find• It hard• to relist :=:":r..fte :; ::a!"!.~nOC:: ol ~ ud eGUial Mid • .. M 4lJ ol Apr:IJ. COiliiiJr•aty netlltlJ' ,.. .. uldl D'om De fMrl oi1111U1
the demand.s of handout· Do , _,__ ,_ ........... bit W'OIIIt pRd lt'll, It GIIIIJOW ol?:to.,P.M. c ...... bfO.~. cit"-ttat PP88 11 u u-
huncry YDtera. What Is not 10 IDOCIIhC no-tJUII nd ••lilt ''INI at IDo&ICGIIIrol." Ia., CWitU C..,._. Dl trdM a. ..ea1 tyn., title
undnstand•bt. 11 how come bett Nixoft ill tbe ,......._lial fie ...ad r..Uhr ~ .. ..,.... Bllt$ _CitJ lllllll. It .... .,.._ will IIIII wan, He--
our creatlud~' m .. ancell -.ctioe. (t.t dial •• befOf'l lldtlftn&'~,.._oaia-,....._MIIplleellfalltall ,,_ telde Otat Ia a,.ratial wtU
10 1owlnthiiCIM&ndtoldi:h Niaoe joia.d Mao T..c•-.) ._...,. tD Cllllnlla ...... II 'Pi Jatlf_,....,. 'nllrlhle-ldllllea..d bt •e._., COitlJ udla-
•h<n k coma to .......... tho 11-y 1M Gntlt _, cale4 ... ,_. ...... will -1111"-.. -. God, ~ I IIJ • Zloe lor -11t11 :,_ties,_.
demanch ofwort«r-ty.,..-oun 1 pettillmtkl ~ W1'0a1 rlr '.,. • ._, ,._liF t? ,Iter_,. a h v.-a .... , a trW ttwtUa.ntlfniN*MJataak
6emanctfnc 1 b,_., tU.-me ~~ Tn~ _,_.., ~ B1 ..... In'& , 1 1...,. •,.~ IIIIIIC _. ~ .... &
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.,keofwhetth-r__..., _.....,_,._ •r-•,.ar-oldllto._.._,__ -a~aar ._.. 'MJI:IIItlllltlM·wtllbt ........ •tzt Itt
D.E.ICOn to I MI. •I liN 1o baloeet lila CIS Pll"d· -II, It'll, • lila -doll 1101 --· lon• sf Ill -sf...,..._ ao.ra f r, U.S.A. JU.•yaid dltlr.'• oily on• ""'' 1 .... I;QIIt *"-..... ().-AIIIIl:liJ Ulltr ID •:attM,
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NEWPORT HARBOR ENgGH
ARST SECTION --P ... 3
THURSDAY, MAROI 23, 1911
CORONA PEL MAR, CAU f .
ly JAII!Y IERLS
Ha;lpJ laD: prent'-d •MD •b.lmltealyet eollptenlnc dls-
AAJitlltol dl Oro Pl't.IJ, Betty count oo &OdJ&cal .IJCU b)'
(Wu. Georre) Woodford of BurtoD Morrl1, well knowo u-
17 EMPIRE DEBS
ARE INTRODUCED
EIIVIIOIIIIIMT AW.UD
GIVIII IY II.I.IIIXOM
fa 1 ne..c "'*.._cere ..
m(JIIJ, lira. Rtcbud Kt.pre-...,.., u. anrd eo·· Pv~t«
Hann~a, Corp, ot tM tm.t
lodllltrlal Compl .. tor ex.J ..
leoce of laodtc~;pla( Uld ttl
eootrlbatioa to the .cwtroameot
by eoutructtac a ool•41:&Uac
berm U'CMD1 UWi eompuJ'I new
muld'lcturlnJ and telttnc tl-
eUlttu,
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Ltoo ISLE WOMAN'S CLUB MEMBERS are a.nnounclnr thelr a.nmal men's day,
hooorin& the men 1n thelr lUe. Guests will convene at ll:SO a.m. Tuesday, Aprtlll,
1D the lJdo clubbouse for the luneheoo. meeting &Dd wlll hear state attorney geoeral
EveUe YOUDpr talk about the criminal cUmate 1n CaUfornla. A preview of the meetlng
Is depleted here by Rayleoe Cowley to the role of a court clerk, "Judge" Earl Hardage,
a.od Mn. Hernaldo Avlla u the wttness, Decorations wtll follow the theme of law and
)usllee, Mrs, Ma.rearet Meter, LIWC president, wtll preRlde. Mrs, Roger Brown, chair.
man of the oomlnatlllg committee, will announce the slate tor the exeeutlve board of
the club tor 19'72-73.
BROWIII E TROOP 563 PLAII TS CEDAR TREE
Gtrl Scouts from Brownie
Troop 563 In Harbor VIew Hills
planted a cedar tree Mooday,
March 13, ln tbe Harbor VIew
Hllla (Lulk homes) ueeo belt.
fourteen girls took part I.D
the tree planting as part of
the "better environment"
theme being follow ed by Girl
Scouts this year.
I:"' Tl
HEALTH NEWS:
You Could Be
an Arthritic
Do•er Shorts, hosted& IIIACMoo troloeer. HU talk DOt ooly ceo-Srteftteen younc women who
for the Cold Boot Commttt" trated lntereat, but e¥Ok.ed a wtll tJ:Perlence a starrlnc role
&.1 the Bahia CoriDI:I'Il&n Yacht uat deal of laugtater. Bidding 1D thelr Uves when presented
Club, JOme days aco. Gay in-aDd playtnr were: Tinl (Wrs. at the June l 7Empiredebutante
vttatlons read "Let's celebrate John) Blby of Park Newport; blU were Introduced Saturday
a job well done." Hooored runt Blanche (Mu. WIIUam) Carl. at a mother-daughter luncheon
was the Cold Book chairman, son, Trudie (Mrs. Edgar) Car-at the hOme of Mrs. Jotm F .
Clair (Mrs. Walter) Cruttellden penter, Ada (Mrs. VUao)Couch, Vlttrte:~, Newport Beach.
of Unda late. others sharlng Bea (Mrs. S. EdWard) Link-The Empire debutante ball
the booor and happy talk wer e later, and Helen (Mrs. John) Is sponsored by the Harbor
co-workers Betsy (Mrs. Rich-Payne, all of Corona del Mar; Key ot the Chlld Guidance Cen-
ard) Stoddard, Ruth (Mrs. Ed-also Marvete (lArs. Carroll) ter of Orange County. Proceeds
ward) Steen, Jean (Mrs. Ed-Hudson, Betty (Mrs. Richard) fr-om the ball are presented
ward Jr.) Ward, and Vlrgtnia Schumacher, with ruest, Rose-to the Cfltnter.
(Mrs. Hugh ) Wright, all of c o-mary (Mrs. Robert) Baroeson, Of U1e 17 presentees, 13 are
rona del Mar; East Bluff's El-trom the Peninsula and VIrginia metuber s of the K~"ynotes,
berta (Mrs. Wendell) Jones (Mrs. Almon) Lock.abey, Bat-Junior a uxHiary of HarOOr Key.
Vella (Mrs. Jack) Hesnaull ~ boa; Balboa Islanders were The debuta.ntes .&re sele~'ted
Mary (Mrs. Albert) Muted, Marian (Mrs. James) Linder-by the ball committe.-on the
as well as yours truly, IAW>Ie man and Dorothy (Mrs. Wilbur) basts of service hours con-
to join the gi'CMCI was Jean Reynolds, Dorothy's guest was trlbuted to rommunlly and
(Mrs . Edw:il rd) Sha.rp of Lido Martha (Mrs. Robert)Cr owner, charitable work.
Isle. Newport Bea.ch. More were Eth-Greeting the g\lests Nllh Mrs.
• • • e llyn (Mrs. Thomas) Walker, VUt rlC) were Mrs . William H.
I hear fr om Ruth (Mrs. Ger -Opal Mae (Mrs. Edward) Pel- Weaver. president or Harhor
aid) Rapp of Balboa Island U.at legrln, Virginia (Mrs, Hugh) Key; Mrs. J•rnt~> C. l:.vaos,
the kaleidoscope or fashion Wright, Fran (Mrs. Moseley) ball chairman, aor1 Mrs. Ivan
luncheon, sponsor~dbyNatlooal Jones, all of Corona del Mar. W. Stur gis, pr Psf.'ntarlons
Sorority, Psi Delta Sigma, and Winners of the day's door prl-chairrn:.n.
staged at the Beverly Hilton zes were Jo May (Mrs. George) Two pos t debul•hles and their
International room , was well Hoedlnghaus and Joyce (Mrs. mother s modeler! their pre-
named . Not only was there a James) Rudy, Brid~ wtnoers sentatlon and lla!l I(OW!lS. They
kaleidoscope of colorful t.ash-were, wUh-the·IUCk of the were Miss Leshe Jane Allen
tons gUdlngaerosstherun-way, Irish, skilled players Helen Mrs. Roy Jeffersou Allen Mls~
but many of the guests were (Mr s. Edward) Lethen and Mae Michael:.i beltr KE-lle} a.nrl' Mrs.
well within the range, inc luding (Mrs. Edgar) Allen, fir s t and Charles Elmer Kelley. Miss
Ruth smartly attired LD a beige second, respectively, Needless Mary Lou Myer~. •!so oi post
Norfolk ;acket Made s uit. to say, calendars are being detrutame. lr,orJ..,Ie<1 her pre-
Peggy (Mrs. George) Cutler marked well In advance for the sentation ~wn.
attended with her. The Cullers very popular monthly luncheon The 1J72 l:.m(.Jlr~ 11"'1lut.tntes
(he Is r ecently retired executive a nd bridge days a.t BYC , aM I herr parents ,HP
of Chrysler Corp.) were tor mer • • • Miss So~.mlra 1 e~:-W rker Mr
Californians and have returned Just learned the cocktail d 'I '" lila · · .1.n ,. rs ... I rh I .. e H.r.rker
after some 20 years absence, party (about a hundred guests) Sewporl ue4,..11• • '
having chosen Corona del Mar at the Tad Devines' Dolphin MISS DeiJro~. II IJ.ne Bibb, Mr .
as their "home front." Terrace home, several even-and Mrs. Jolin ~lrAiplne Ulbb,
• • • ings back, was actually a very, ~ewport Be4,..1,,
Understand Judge and Mrs. very surprise birthday party Miss .\orrua Lynne Ctrkle
Jesse Curtis have ha.rl hOuse ror Nancy Curci and was pla.n. Mrs. ~orrn4 n Cirkl..,, ~e·o~•por;
guests the past 2 week-ends ned ln exacting detail by lius-Beact1, arlfl rtre lat.: Mr. Clrkle.
In their Dover Shores home, band John. Helium rilled txt!-Miss Ctlet}l R\tcr. c .. uner ,
They were the WllUam E. Kings, loons gave the happy birthday Mr. and Mr s. !)o(l4 lll L,;.wr ence
Interest in acUvUles that re-old, old fr iends rrorn CtLar1otte, touch, wh.lle banners and pic. Garner, Costa .\leSJ..
"Maybe lt's time someone Quire action. They 'don't get North Carolina, aDd Aurlr y and tures pointed up special events Mi ss Kattl) Ann r. ... rror •t, Mr.
spolre frankly about arthrltts," around' a.s they once did. Gail Stockton of San Bernardino In "This Is your life, Nan cy." and Mr s. Willi•n• r re-rienck
says Dr. Gary L. Couture, D.C., "Now, as I 've noted," Dr. MRS. WM. DARLIN C (their son Is Dave tn-the.news. Those in the hOnor line wl!h G!rtor d. Corona d ... l M.sr.
of the Couture Chiropractic Couture says, "These condl-1 goU pro). When not lounging Nancy were her sister, Susan, Miss Steph:.l.m"' le<~.n Jones
Center in Newport Beach. lions come and go. E opemen t on the waterfront patio, talking who new down from San Fran. Mr. and Mrs. J o~.mes ElaJones:
Often a.rttlrltlcs are advised "But as time goes by," he old times, they were touring c isco, and their mother, Mrs. Nt>wport Be:.rtr.
to restrict acttvllles ••• relax, warns, "the attacks become d the Harbor aboard Idle Hour, Jean Mangin, NeWpO rt Beach. Mi ss L)'rvla Muie L"'f{Tallll,
takelteaay,don'tusethalpain-more frequent and last longer. announce Curtisesver y uniQlK!yacht.i'm John's parents, Mr . and Mrs. Mr . alld Mrs. ~r.,nk Edward
ful )llnt and take pal.n p111s. In time the condition Is per-sure that wa.s their only "Idle John Curci Sr., Lido Isle. Some Legrand, Coron.t ,1.,1 Mar.
"Quite frankly," says Dr. manently painful. Plans for an Apr il wedding hour," ror there is so much of the guests were the Richard Miss Cynthia Etiu beUt Mar-
Couture, "that ad\1ce Is so "Arthritis Is actually na -we re rorestalled when Wllliarn in the area to Interest any ~erteas, ShO rE' Cliffs, the Wit. tln, ~1r. o~.nd Mrs 1 ,;.r l Lau-
da.ngerous It frightens me. ture's way of compensating for Er ic Da.rlln~t and Miss Kr istie visitor. ham Hazewinkels and the Clin-renee M<~.rt m, :-:ewPort Beach.
"So ofteo the 'take II easy' the bod y's stress and lrrlta-Darlene Skinner e loped to • • ton Hooses. Newport Beach. Miss Melinda Lou ),1 ye rs
period rets so loog that a tioo," says Dr. Couture. Carmel and tied the nupha.l 'Twas a.wearlng-o'-the-Othe rs we re the Brad Millers, Dr. and Mr s. C har!e!'i Linco~
per.oo reaet.es the polot of no "I have always had profound knot Saturday, March 11 . green for sure at Balboa Yacht Llnd.a. Is le, the Don Rogers, Myer s Santa Ana
retun. sympathy for the person suffer -Tile bride Is the rtaugtlter C lub's ladles luncheon and and the Keith GaedE'S from lr-Mis~ Laura Je~n Mf"'IOamee
"And as for pain k111er s," ing from arthritis. Thelr suf-of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Skinner bridge oo St. Patrick's day, vine Cove. Some of Sewport Mr. and Mr s. Davls.Pa.tter~
AJI Dr. Couture, "the more ferlDg Is real and they are of Upland. The groom's par-Fresh bouquets of wh.lte and Beach folk wer e thE' Fr ed How-Mc:.lamee, Cor ona del M.u .
they're taken tht less etfecUve often desperate to find relief. ents are the Lawr ence M. D.a.r~ gr een carnations centered sers. Richard Jordans, Antnooy Miss Lrnne Eve R nbe ,
they become &Dd the more they And there Is a greal tragedy lings of 602 Begonia Ave ., Co-every table and shamrocks were Molsos a.nd the John O'Donnels 0 M R ~se r~;.
mtJSt be taken. It's Quite a connected with !his desperation. rona del Mar. everywhere. Bridge fo llowed a and the Carl Kymlas, .allbrinf!-~~g 4~~rorr!. de~~~~r · Rosen-
vtcloua circle." ''These people are victimized The young couple's wedding ---lng be~ot bir thday wishes · • · Mt'ss Merle An n Pa;rish, Mr,
"What Is IU'thriUs?" by so many,'' Dr, Couture wa s anoounced Saturday, March LIGAL MOTICI Sounds as II :-Janey had a .i.nd Mrs. Richart! Arthur P&T-
"A number of causative f.a c. angrily says. "They're sold 18, at a dinner party aboard ~OTIC E OF PUBLIC HEARING wonderful night to remember , rlsh Costa Mesa
Thornburgh, Newport Beach,
and the late Mr. Tbomburrh.
Mlss Lori Beth Thornqulst,
Dr . and Mrs. Jerome TborD-
Quist, Tustin.
Miss Janelle Ltu.beth Wal -
ton, Mr. and Mrs. CIJJtord C.
Walton, Costa Mesa.
Miss Michelle Weaver, Mr.
and Mrs. William Henry
Weaver, Corona del Mar.
Assisting the hostesses were
other ball committee members,
Mmes. Benjamlll C. Brown,
Glen M. Keller. Theodor e Mar-
avich, Jean B. Miller, Van R.
Parker and Robert Wood.
Cbu'lea £, ClemlDShaw, Par-
ker Ha..D.Ilttln vtce.presldtotuel
prealdeot of the Greater lrYlne
lDdustrlal Learue, reeelnd the
award for his ftrm, a manu-
facturer of )et aircraft and
aeroJpace components. The
preaeotatton was made at the
19th ano~al laDdseape awards
procram of the American As-
soclatJon of Nurserymen.
11You know a
good doctor
for this?"
It's a que!ot1 0n we answer all
the trmc. Somcwnes it's some-
one ne" in th~ nerghtlorhood. Sometimes il's an
olJ fnend who JUSt doesn't happen to have .a
(;tmrly phys1c1an. The boy sprarn!o an ankle ... ~~
bA b) runs a temperature ... Grandma has a Dad
cough Troubled people often turn ro us for hdp,
and nghtly so. We ~~ooork closely wtth physicians,
pro' rdm~.; the mc:dicmcs the-y prew::nbe a.nd u~ rn
tht'lr <.)if~~.:es. We know.,.. ho they cr.rc. ttlelr s~&al
llc-,, th~rr office hours. In an emergrncy .,..e·rc
g•'"."ld pe-ople ro ask o\nJ we 're alwa ys happy to
be of -.c r\'K-e to our fn~nds and patrons.
Christensen -L--7.-A-. ....
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NOW OPEN
IN NEWPORT, TOO
The Academy of Languages
Nalive-born instructors
More I han 10 years in Orange County
tors must be considered In useless home electrical )""", the Reuben E. Lee. The Skinners . N I I b ...c . thanks to husband John and M: R lh R S I a•-erln lh I stl " '"" ' ot ce 5 her e Y ~ven that lrlends I he De•lnes. Birlh-' Lss u oxa.~ a yer • J<O< v· l d 1 ·-ft C a Que on, says wonder pills, etc. And they're Invited close fr iends b-orn Up. th Pia nl c 1 1 1 , •. M 1 M J h • 1 l<l 1 o 141W. L'~" Dr Coutu "Th ndltl e n ng omm ss on ° the days are wonderful be r · •nr. rs. 0 n "'S e}' NN'port lk.rch A he · re. 8 co ons constantly bombarded wit h false land as well as the groom's C ity or Newport Beach will hOld ld h ld · · · -Salyer, Costa M,:.sa. 673-1500 7;!_,:::',
tal ed U 1 Uf a. public llearinlil' on the.appllca-oul thern l rss u.uroi • rme rn-can be due to an Injury sus-tnformallon. parents and t he hooored couple. · !s~e~s:w~e~r~e~w~o:":•:e~be:•~l~lh~-~~::~~·; ·:~A::~T~~:~~=======~=======~~~~~===~ n ear er n e ···II "I don't care how chronic Mr. DarUng ls athir dgenera. t1on of Reubens at the Airport burl{tl, Mr s. Fr <iJW\s lrvmg
could be as much as 15 years a persoo's case Is, most arth-tion Californian and Is a. gradu-Restaurant for a Use Per mit
previously. Heredity b ctors or rltlcs can be helpe-d, But only," ate of Corona de l Mar high No. 1588 on property located
a short lee may share the says Dr, Couture, "by the most school. He attendE'd Orange t 4u7 M A th llo 1 d blame." C ~ ""' 4\: r ur u evar , proper treatment r know." oast College and worked as a Newport Beach to per mit live
According to Dr. Couture, We asked Dr. Couture 1·ust commercial artist on the H.a-t lal 1 nd d · 1 arUlrltls knows DO age barrier. tt en er nmen a anctng n It frtQueatly strikes people In e.zac y what he did In treating walia.n Island of Maul. He Is conjuncUon with a restaurant.
a person whO has arthritis. now a commercial artist In Notice Is hereby further gtven
tbelt SO's &Dd 40's. ADd the "I •just exactly' work to (I ) Costa Mesa and part owner 1 ·d bU h · Ill be number of cases DOW known ...... la-e tile body str·-ture, re-r tha s:u pu (' earmg ,.
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,. ..... '"· o Trolls of Calllornia, a silk held on the 6th day or April,
1° e n the United States moving stress to affected areas scr eening design company in 1972, at the hour of 7:30 P.M.
1 utrooomtcal. and unlock the affected joint; Costa Mesa. in the Council Chambers of the
t ''ID tne •• ~ctnning, '' Dr· Cou-(2) restore tile proper blood His bride graduated rrom Up. NeiVpOrt Beach City Hall, at
ure coou.uues, "the condition SICIPIY and nerve energy; (3) land high scllool and Chaffee which time and plcu:e a.nyandall
comes and roes. Tbe )lints produce a consequent rellef of Junior College. She also at. persons interested may appear
sweU, there Is soreness In the lrrltatloo; aDd (4) restore tended Orange Coast College a.nd be hear d lher E'On.
the muscles. At a.a arthritic treedom of movemenl: to eUm-a.nd Is oow employed at the Jaclde Heather, Sf"Creta:y
Coadlt1on bectna to make Itself tnate the pain and discomfort. Corona del Mar branch of the Newport Be;ch City ~all bodily funcUona are "There are two types of Bank of America. Planning Commission
1 • people affllcted wttharthrltls," The young COlC)le will make Publish: March 23, 1972, In tt';!l~~e Is freq\MilUY con-he says. "The ones who have their home In Corona del Mar. the Newport Harbor Ens!~. ·~ wu, dluJ.oeaa and often the cooditlon and know It; and h I
.......... Cbeot .. , .. ,arm the ....... Who, yes, "'" N•'g fl'nga es elect pains, knee paJu • • • they arthritis and doo 't know it.
aU can be related •. And Ire-Aod it's ••·t ·-ond cale~ry •
tl lh I ~u ,...., ........ &" The NighUnple Chapter of the aM'"'I meetl to be h ld quea Y ere • ,. rue • • • tr.at scares me the most." -n~ e cl\ronJc f&Ucue , aDd ezhaus-Dr C Hoag Hospital has elected Mrs. at the Western White House
Uon,'' ayaOr cut • ouCuremaintalnsotflces DanleiShepardsoocha.lrmanfor In San Cle mente on Apr il 4.
"An arthritic ~::·to loee at %043 We.stcUff Orin, New. 19'72.73. She will be Installed Fift y Nightingales will enJ)y
port Beach. Pbooe 645-5300. by Mrs. WIIU...m Schworer .at lunch and .a guided tour of r:----------J----------theWesternWhlteHouse.
1READ THE LOCAL NEWS IN YOUtV .. ~~::"' .. 7~~~r:.r:;,:'=~:
1 COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER •1 2r~.~:F~?.:~:s I I
llrs. James Vlnston, recording
secretary, Mrs. Corbett wu.
soo; corresponding secretary,
I Offl ciol ••••• of tho Ci ty of N.,.,.tt Boodl. I
I 2'721 1!. COAIT IIWY •• CO-A DBL ....... CALIP. I I Send in I
IY.. TODAY f
II . SUISOIIIP noN ItA Tl> Clloly .... ,_. ••
IWL .. ,_OIIID _. niU& aa::lt • CAlli TOOo\Y I ...... I
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putiamentarlan, Mr s. Sterllna:
Wolle.
RE DCOM EXERCISE
U.S. Air force Airman Rob-
ert M. COOdtn«ton, 9011 of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert M. Coddtngtoo
ot ZHO Andros St •• Costa Wesa.,
pa.rttctpated lD a receat U.S.
Ret.dtatss Command (RED-
COM) )OUit MrYICt tninin&tX-
trCUII at F1. Stewart, Ga.
TN eaerdM --luotvln 1
more tM.D 7,000 A1t foree,
Army, Air Nal..k:IMl Guard aad
A1r Force Rdlnt periOIIDIII
---Ulo -Uty ud 0011-1111117 "' Ulo ••11 ........ RIDCOM, Wllkb noa.c:ed tM
u.s. ...... Conlmul Ju. '· -~~~·----lilt wtllltllo'he-tk:al A&rC~rrtM'IIl1tll'hc-acat Air an ..,., at PGIII Ara,
IC,C, Ill II a 11'11 .,_ ol
1-lliiiP.....OI.
VOTE FOR
JOHN STORE
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Stewut C. Woodard, A.l.A.
Henry A. Riedel, M.D.
Elvtn K. Wi18oo
Dr. Henry T. wtlleU
Re•. £dwlrd P, Allen
Lee C. Sammis
Robert 0. CW'c l
Philip R. WoodWorth, M.D.
Tom lioustoa
William ACft
Anita Serous
Roger T. Hughes
Georp A.. Htutos
I.. loyd R. Massey, Jr.
Kenaeth S~Ch
Robert W, Haulr
B. T. Ullecrann
Robtrt B. lblerwood
Richard fl Co!Uer
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Vote For :
EN DORS E M ENTS
14t k I Caldwell
lotrn F. Porter
\l.rlm Mf"KE'e-ver
~t.rr \' Andrews, M.D.
Rtdi.Hr1 L. Strickler
l o~•·k o Va.nce
H4n k Por cella
WJ IJa,·e-Caklerhead
-\nnE' \row]
.I.' a Iter Clark
.l.'llliii m F. Hurst
Roher! RothweU
r·r~anl r nristensen
:~ono~.hl Bo lton
Robt!rt Cli ffor d
l on nne Stovf'r
Robert A. Ramsay
Isabel c. Pea.Sf!
Carroll Beek
Harr iet Witmer
Geraktine Stewart
Marshall Duffield
Rober1 C. Baird
\'lrgm1a Fout s
Thomas R. Young
Douglas C. Wil.9on
J. E. Ted M~tntoe
lohn C. Dillon
1\e-nneth C. Br ownsberpr
N ea. le E. Johnson
De I Van Ornum
Dickson Shlfer
Carl w. Coabw
Oscar G. Taylor
Gury ShOrt
Robert B. H.ar\aA, Jr.
"PRO FE SSIONAL
-011 APRIL 11 , 1972-
''· Vtocent Jorgensen
John Killefer
JoM B. Parker
t bar Jes Peyton
Frank Robinson
,\ 1illa.m Oootson
llamel w. Emor y
.l.'llliam Holstein
Walter Koch
t:dwln Finster
lrJ. Smith
Roy B. Woolsey
'lorman Rahe
Roger Hardacr e
:Jor is Sunderland
1<4 ~ F HHtel
R. H. Blandford
Wile) McNa.1r
Joe M('(:ormlck
Warp.ret Hall
Robin Reese
War(OC: Sk..lllin&
Kathr yu Powers
AU Cf Wi ckland
AOUIOey Wolcott
Constance M. F'rlsbY
Georrt Friedl
Cbrla Hewer
Ruth Haabrll
Albert DIY01111
Ror.ld Wllttrburn
A, W, t..ewta R--liatJ M&I'IU'et F'luter
Roy K. L&t108 a-u c. Grlllltlr
LEADERSHIP "
fJOHN STORE Co nsul ting Engi neer I X I
NEWPORT BEACH CITY COUNCIL CITY WIDE ELICTIOII
VOT£ FOR JOHN STO"E CONM!TTEE, «I !lABELLA TEIIL. COttON A DEL lilA" ·11···
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WHO IS
PAUL RYCKO.FF?
A IIUceeNM ~IDeNmlll, oaw re-
tired, who wants to galll better repre-
Hntatlon tor the realdents to the
Newport Beach Ctty C01111cU.
HE BELrEVES that tile ma)'Ol' (lds 5th 'district
opponent), has not s~rted the resldeots' Lnterests
as he has commercial and developers' interests. • • •
HE W.\NTS to keep Newport
residential community.
HE IS AGAINST :
1. Coastal treeway route.
2. Spread ot high rise.
Beach a desirable
3. Commer cial development of Upper Bay.
4. Denstty developments such as Promontory Point.
HE IS FOR :
1, Retaining aDd improving lhe residential cbaracter
of Newport Beach.
2. Limiting high rise, density and growth. Student reports on Agnew
3. Counctl responsive to the people.
4. Contro!Ung a.Jrport noise.
HE HAS BEEN ACTIVE IN AIR POLLllfiON
CONTROL AND FREEWAY fiGHTER ACTlVITIES.
HIS BACKERS ARE PROMINENT DOERS ON
BEHALF' OF' THE COMMUNITY.
EXECUTIVE LYLE FINLEY
COMMITTEE
MARGOT SKILLING
ALLAN SEEK
MARSHA LL DUFFIELD
TOM HOlSTON
FRANK ROBINSO~
COMMITTEE
DARLENE ANDERSON
CARROLL SEEK
URBAN BEH
ELLEN BORCBSENIUS
DICK CLUC AS
LOIS COLLINS
SUE FICKER
TOM HYANS
M. C. JOHNSON
A. VINCENT JOR GENSEN
WALTER KOCH
ELAINE LINHOFF
BOB LOWDEN
WILLIAM MARTrN
FLORENCE McCUE
ISABEL ANDREWS PEASE
ROBERT D. RJES
JOOEPH ROOENER JR.
FRED SCHNEIDER
OORIS SUNDERLAND
FWRENCE VANDEGRIFT
R liTH WHITNEY
COMMITTEE TO ELECT
PAUL RYCKOF F
675.1311 675-9004
NEWPORT BEACH
CITY COUNCILMAN
5311 CINTD ITitln • CDSTAIIIDA • P'-1 ~1919
SALE
Basketball Shoes
LEATHER UPPERS-WHITE .--~•
WITH 3 BLACK STRIPES
REG. $10.95
SALE PRICE
QUANTITY LIMITED
TABLE
TEHHIS
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LECAL HOTICE
A
LI'ITLE LUV?
TODAY• S THE DAY I
Cllevl*t
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2821 HARBOR-ILVD.
COSTA MESA
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funeral services were held
yesterday for Henry Johnson
of Corona del Mar, who died
uneJ:peetedly Sunday at Hoag
Hospital.
Mr. Johnson, a real estate
appraiser, had lived here for
the pe.st 14 years. Ho:: was a
nattve of Los Angeles:
He is survived by his wUe,
Ruth, or 270S Shell St .• Corona
del Mar, and by a brother,
John Johnson, of Los Angeles.
Services at Pactnc View Me-
morial Chapel were conducted
by Dr. Philip Murray of the
Corooa del Mar Congregational
Church. lnterment was ln Pa-
cific View Memortal Park, Har-
bor VIew Hllls.
AUNT FROM EHGLANO
A vtsltor trom England ar-
rived last week attheT. Duncan
Stenrt residence ln Shor e
ClUfs. Sbe Is Mrs. Brooks Dux-
bury from Yorkshlre, aunt ot
Mrs. Stewart,
BEN GREEN SUCCUMBS
Funeral services were held
yesterda.y afterooon for Ben
Green ot CUff Haven, whO died
Monday after a long Ulness
at Mesa Verde Convalescent
Hospital in Costa Mesa. He
was 78.
Mr. Green Is survived by
his wile, Laura, 2000 Hann
Pl., and by 3 slskrs, Sanh
Greenberg ot Canada, Frances
Green or Los ADretes aoc1 Editb
Zavod.ivlck of Los Angeles.
Mr. Green was bon 111 Cu-
ada and Und 57 years 111 Cal-
ltornia, the la.st 3 yeus 111
Orange County.
Rabbi Aaron Toftekt coa-
docted services at PacU!c VIew
Chapel in Harbor VIew HIIW.
Burtal was in Pacln.c View
Memorial Park.
Wrangler gives you what's
so hard to get these days
What you pay for. . . end
great fining jeans, too.
has a lore
for action!
Wrangler action boy
cut flare leg jean designed
for going places and
do1ng things. Always
looks fresh because it 's
made of usy-care rigid
den im. 11 great colors
to choose from : black,
brown. white, light ·blue,
blue demm . Sires
as boys jeans. Inseams
"and 34"; wain
Ir-e.-26YJ. 27'h. 28'h.
30, 31 Y,, 33 ..
$8.00 -d $9.00
Cool Tank top in mach·
one washable 50%
~lyester , 50% cotton
rib kn1t, navy, red,
SIM/l $5.00
MAJOR CREDIT CARDS
,RIE fi'ARKUIG IM RIA.R
a.JJ 1111 Dll. -all £. COWT ... _, AT -
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GEt ACQUAINTED
WITH THE NEW
INTERNATIONAL
ROAD SIGNS
••••• AMD LU US GIT
AC41UAIMTID 111111 TOUI
I 0
ANOTIIER SUGGESTED 90Ltm0N to lila lralllc prollloma
w~eh plt.pa lbo COllll HW)'. Ia IIIIa ._ "" --... of tM Bllfrl, a "rttlttd llwy• •bo bU loal .,._ ICUYe
Ia plbUe -•· Tllr.,.... lralllc -ld.,... ooa -• boiU ...... lila Ccul RW)'. lrolr Ja-to R4. to ,_.
...,.., lila-AM Rl••· A dnWWidpllllla-1o .. 1
... • -brldiO 00 1M -lofel-allow blger
-1a1o lilt '-Bay. no top lrdle -1-ba•• DO aecea or ellt ruDPI bMW ... Jambor• ud tbl rJqr. no 1onr llnwloc -~otiiM--Rl••
t.rada• crt tbl eiPfNilftY ·-or _.. fNinJ. Mr.
hB'pa'•J• bt piu& to l'bnlt the pluto Nnport Beach
trafllc •ctDMn.
TIIURSDAY, MAROI 23, 1972
COilOIIA DEl MAl!, CAY F,
AI.. F f I C. ~(--_,)
Sportsman awards giYel
~ riOOpiiiM ·-~liDo ........... wtre prrtvttd to ~t ..,.. -. &-' ..,.......,_ 8ocllt
&t tM: Mardt JJ ...... ol ........
lllo CIIJ ot ·--"A" '*'---'1111 aad .. ........ ._ ....... _..--· ~Commlyloa m..U.C. Coma.._ Pair • Cdl 1ntD.. IUtQIIoMia-
llooCIIIalrlllaDII&US..Irmodt -· Rlet -· Rid< tbe lll'tll • ttoe tow-....-. Rualtwc.
atloeltd for ll>olr ~ ot ' GIRLS VOLLEYBALL
lfll(ll't:.aD&., ~ "C" Dtfllloe --lrd a.-.1
poslt1Yt attlhde, wt.lJ.1.DcMta to fth ~fUN: Toll Moore, Pa-
be" othersiUid albloll<: UIDIJ. lrlcla ll"lud.
Here are the anrd ......,.,: 118" DtTtlioa --5th ud stb
• BOYS BASKETBALL Cl'ldtl: A.mJ Corlty, L)'Dil
"C" DIYlakm -· 3rd ud Drake, SWrlt c.ddta, Suu ~AFFIC. 0 t.lfffiPO(ff 13f~Cil At. 4tb ,......., Illite Banloo, Paw Gobler, Kim Poa.-. VIOe ~s ro or-u. ... ... T A L' A Bartb, Aoder• BerL lloo1D • WIIITER TEIIIIIB 1 " "'0 VT rr $'1\Ni 1'1 '"· r:: Carr, Da•klllellars,sto.ellla-Kalby Buru, lla•ld Coehru,
A_ \NN'T'I ""rotJ Rl v~"' 17/( I D f, !;. lalllalao, Jobo Doaono. Grec Aao l<oelllor, Erie o._ Roa oq-13 ~ f'l C ~ '-1'-1.> Jobo801l, Ropr Jobllsoo, Rleh-Rul>orL Jim Roa, Jou Spel-
0 I • I d I LIG.U. ManCE ard KIDOOrf, Bruce McCorkle, leticb, Man& Tucker •
3UACREMESAPARK u er IS an s race se QulntooReleh,JolmR-. URGED IY SUPERVISORS I 1 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING "8" D!risloa •• St>IUid 6t> l T. TV SON I$ AIR 0nace Coaty ~a Paelftc YariDersYacbt Club eourll of 115 D&utlcal miles. Notice is bereby ctnn that &rades: Jim Addis, Ropr TRAFFIC CONTROLLER
bl'fe llrm&UJ uted the state aDd Balbol Yacbl: Club will Tbt zzo mile coune s:lll't1llr tbe Pl&no1nc Commlssloo oftbe Brace Steve Esposlto John
to set ulde SZ4 acres of lalld sponsor tbe 3rd annual Sa.at:a at Ma.rtm, Del Rey,pauesAaa. Ctty of Newport Beach wtllbold Gould: Brett Gtdsne.;, Jim U . Terry M. Tyam, -~
ad)leelll: to FalrTiew stateHos. MoDica Bay to Newport outer capa Iallod to port, Su Ntco--a publlc bearlDc oo theapplica-Mrs. Jotm U. Tyam of ZZ98
pttal I.D Colt& Mesa tor a t.slanda nee on May 26-29. 1u Ialud to port.Su.Clemeote t1oo of E. A. Weltzul 41 Assoc. LIGAL ~ Sam ADa An., Coeta Mesa, ASHBROOK IS cto 1 t Cluaes eligible are lOR Iataod to port ud 00 to New' Inc. for a Use Permit No. 1589 bas beeD rated f'IIUy qtaUAed reTM~ r:rue:te~ part of a Mark D, PHRF, WORF aDd port Harbor. Tbe red:IICed u5 on property located at 419 &00 FICTIT~~i::lBINESS .NAME as u atr tnmc eoo.troUer
10 1e this year, a new split ric mUe course leans W:arlDa Del 421 East Balboa Blvd., Balboa, KENT by the Federal A'ftatloo Agency
A slate ol de .. ptn IIQN)I"t-
lD& OMo coocressman John
Albbrook tor presldellt wtU
repre.at the Newport-Me•
RepubUeaa Assembly at the
CaUJarllla Republleaa Assem-
bly (CRA) state cooveDUon oext
ptes cboeea. to 10 to Palo Alto ,.:::i last cts~tt:e th pactage scboooer aDd ketches class. Rey pust.nc santa Catali.Daa.od to permit trlpleus to be coo-oo!::! fotlowloc per901l l.sdoinc at Selfttdre Atr Natlooal Gtard
AprU 11 are Georce Broiate wee J e ~· For those seeldng tbe cbal. San • Clemente l.sluds to port strueted oo two C-1 parcels. 55 as: Plooeer Pool Ser-Base, Mich.
ofWeltclltfaDCIDictaodMarcJe r!;!"::: seattotb~~ty~ lenge of long dJBta.nce racl.Dc, tbentoNewportllaJ"bor • NoUcetsherebyf\u1herpven ~e, 2901 w. 1st St., t23, The Ueute .. nc, asslp.ed to
Aoder.eoa of Bayside Vlllap. Sacra at.o represen ves tb.ts is one of the more rtg-Paeltlc Marl.Ders Ya~ht Club tbat aid publlc hearing will be J ta Ana, Ca. 9!'703: Robert the 303lst Communicalioos
Alter•tes ue Cbaries Browu The m:m • located beside th orous eveots open to Southern hosts a pre~race coekt:a.ll party held OD tbe 6th day of April, ~~~·~~· 2~)1 W. 1st st., Squadron at Seltrtdge, Is oow
aod John Smith, both of East Santa Ana Rtnr lfeeDbelt core Cautoroia yachtsmen. WIJmer 00 May 25 Ylth lsSIJlDCe of 1972, at tbe hour of 7:30P.M. ihl 008~· ~· 92703, supen1slng his own crew ~
Bltlft'. rldor • lD '71 was the Cal 40 Blue race instr~Uoo packets at tbat lD tbe Council Chambers of the 8 88 5 belJ!.g coo-controllers. He completed 2
mOIIlh, /
Tbe 3-member slate na
elected IIDlldmoul)' by tbe local
p-cq~ Iaiii Thurlday Dl&bl It
a meetl&c oo LlDda Isle. Dele.
Dick Dorsett, president of been := c::1!eS:,: ';: Marlln, skippered by PhllMur-time. Parttclpatloo troplllesfor Newport Beach Clty Hall, at d~:~ ~~Y;d;-1. years of Army serriee before
tbe loeal assembly,· said a state ray, PVY C, and owRed by a all classes wiU be awarded which time and place any aDd • r • lppe. eraterlng the Air Force 'lD Oct-
Yolee.yote of the 30 members Ach..! talr rna k 1 1 1 syndicate of PMYC members, at Bl.lbo& Yacht Club followiog all PeJ"80flS loterested may ap. T~s s:a':m~~ died wltb the ober, 1969. He is a 1962 grad-
preseat Tbureclay Dlgbt elected th r e va ue 0 lOR Mark 0 and the split the race pear aDd be lleard tbereoo. coun. Y c er 0 range County ua.te of Costa Mesa hlgll school.
tbe dtlegatJon. ate:~~~~ ~en 1:se= rig class will start oo May Tbe Outer Islands Race 111 Jackie Heather, Secretary ~:KrMar . ~.:.....,1!,72, by Arthur received an asJOClate of arts
Tbe Nnport.Mesa assembly d ' Z6 to COYer a course of 220 also part of tbe Mac C&merCXI. Newport Beach City • ecer, ....,..._1 county clerk. degree lJl. eogtneerlngatOrance
heard a talk by Realtor Ed Jseounta la.DCI by 50 per cent nautical mnes, with PHRF and Jones Series for OR aod tbe Plannlng Commlssioo Publl.sh: March 23, 30, April Coast Collep aod a B.S. de-
SbabeeD, who spoke on "Fabian ~=t::;'cles seeldng r ec. MORF classes sta.rUng oo May Chuck Stein memorial series Publlstl: .March 23, 1972, lD ~~· ~9~· In the NFewport gree In marlr.ettngat LoogBeaeh
soctauam." eage. 27 a.nd eonrlJ!.g a shorter for PHRF Classes. the Newport Harbor Eo.stgn. r os ID· -16597 State College.
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MARINE PVT. WUllam M.
Zuber, 100 of Mr. and Mrs.
Edftrd A. Zober oU07S YlW»D.,
t Costa Me-. baa craduated from
butc tra.ln.lnr at lbe Ma.rlDe
j Corps Recruit Depot In Sao
Dteco. He Is a rormer student
ot Costa Mesa hlefl schooL
FIRST IIATIDIIAL BAliK
MOVES UP TD TOP 100
Southern Callforu1a First Na-
tional Bank has moYed into the
rants of the 100 largest banks
ln the country, according to
the banld.ng Industry's news-
paper, American Banker.
George L. Woodford Jr.,
SCFNB executive vice presl-
deat and former chairman of
Newport Nat1ona1 Corp,,potnted
oat that the merger of SCFNB
Ull Newport National Bank last
September wa1 a key flctor
lD ~D Ca.llfornla First
Natlo .. l's adYa.Dce to98tbp)aee
amonc the aation's commercial
tuU lD dtpodts at December
Jl, 1971, TM deposit total wu
$717,141,t41. Lut year at trae ame tlmeSCFKBtiiDdll!tb.
JudgM 1he moet felr
Mllll~ktttMU.&.by
prof I tlnMI Joumlllfstl
~.A ~Meting
lm.tMdonlll daltr. One of
ways ol aidlac t.be re-eleetloo
of 1tate auemblymeo Robert
8adbam .... -Borke. Aaembtyman Burke Is SCh·
eduled to apeak to tbe assembl;y
at lts Aprtl 25 meeting. Further
lnform&Uoo about the meeting
ts available from Mr, Dorsett
at 640-0020.
CARDBOARD CARTDIIS
USED IN ART WORK
Transform log ordttll!"y card.
board cartons lllto jewelry
bozes Is an obseSSion wttb. Do-
reen Slimett of Newport Beach,
who dlsp)ayed her talents
tor the Laguna Beach Art Al-
ftUates at 2 p.m. Mooday, Feb.
21, 1D tbe G&Uery, 307 c 11ft
Drtn.
Mrs. StnDett majored lJl. art
In Torooto, Canada, tbeo mOYed
to Los Angeles In 1943. Sbe
was eoeagecftn tree.laDce prO-
ductlcxl klradYertlsi.Dcaceocifs
before and after mortngtoNew.
port Beach, where she Uns
wtUJ ber busb&Dd and 2 daufbt-
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&JJd Gown, from wb.tch her cur-
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Vitally cooeeroed wtth ecoJo.., a she bepn experimenting with
glue, tbrow...away cardboard
cartoas and scissors. From
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loth &DDiYei"SIJ"J.
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THE SIX'TR LAP of Jbe ! mlle raee IU Mlke Rodrlqon of Neff ID tbe lead, toUowed
by JobD Ol.swang of Costa Mesa h.lg:b scbool, sten Krause of LJDWood aad Tom Olswa.Dg,
the other bait of tbe tw1D Mtlltu.C totrte1. SUuy Htlls' Jtm Salcido was the 1FIDDer
1n 9:10.5. Rodrlquer. came ID 3rd, Jolm Olnug 4th, Krause 5tb aod Tom Olswang ?th.
Th.ls acttoa. came In the small sebools dh1atoo at the Htmt:tDctoo Beach relays.
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S.rg•in MatlnH
Wod. ot 1 P.M.
THE SEA KINGS' discus strong man, Howard Royster,
Fr" R•freshments is pictured ma.king his winning toss at the Corona del
Adults 1.00, Child 75c Mar-Santa Ana Valley dual meet. He holds the top Orange
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Freshman Dick Jones swam
2 or the best races of his lite
as the Orange Coast College
swim squad rolled to an easy
72~22 win over Cerritos Friday
In the Falcon pool.
He captured the 200 back.
stroke io 2:11.5, the 5th best
time In OCC history, and copped
the 50 tree ln 23.0.
OCC won 9 of the ll events,
losing only the 200 butterfiy
and the 100 fr eestyle . Matt
Greer won the 200 free In
1:52.5. Dan Kent copped the
200 Jndlvtdual medley In a tine
2:13.4. Mike Seal took the 500
free In 5:35.0, Mike O'Brien
won the 200 breast In 2:31.6.
occ·s Gene Shane and Glenn
Hayes were one-two in the dlv-
i ng competition.
.f.MMtt ~-OOl CJI lltURSOAY, MARCH 23, 1W2
COIIOIIA Dtl liAR. CAUF. =------t
NEWPORT -MESA
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SPORTS SCENE
WITit VIC OPALD
Tbe Bo&cb CIU.. Rela71 wlU -'lib wllb a i:17.8. Jim
be olterbte tbe tn.et tbs a Salcido of SUDDy HUtJ; woa the
rtal tNit u molt of tbe u.. eYIIIt with a apectaeular 9:10.5,
bip .cboo• 1rll1 bt ..,..,DC Dour Madan pn Coat&
t belr etD ltlr1 to puttclpate Mesa a flrst ln the mUe u i
ap •att the top performers lD he came !C) with bJs best Hmlnr
tbe.lr putleallr IPt(:laltlesthts yet when he 1\tt the tape at
Saturday at Dntdloa tleld. 4:12,6. Terry Cottoo ot El ca ..
Mart steYeras won tbe athlete joo breezed to a oow reeord
of tbe meet awar d last year In the mUe as he was clocked
wUb bls pertormaoee 1D tbe at 4:10.6. Doug was out Jocgtnc
1b0t aod perblps Ter r y AJ. uoW'Id Costa Mesa b.lgb Sun ..
brlttoa wJll attempt to unez day keeping in shape for the
tbe arne award iD tbe aame qpcomlng meet, Doug is tb&
event. Tbe Harbor duo swept son of KWIZ sportseaster
tbe 1-Z spots lD the CIF eemls Splkder MacLean.
last year &Del the Mate flDals Kansas City coach Hank
at OCLA. Albrlttoo toot the Stram had his Instant replay
semis and stevens woo the state cameras there on a trial basis
t1o&.Js. with Rudy Cross of and It caught an obvious error
Crespi taking tbe 3rd spot 1n wbere Jolm MJies ot Coram !~~~~~ both meets. del Mar was given a 3rd place
Stevens will be competing finiSh In his 100 yard Deat 1.n
tor tsC at the Santa Barbara the small school class. Jolm
relays on Saturday and bas was a good sport abol« the
been a consistent winner in mistake that took him out ot
the past few meets he has the finalS and erplained that
competed ln. He was partlcu~ he was so sor e from that donkey
lar ly lmpressiYe 1n the Long baskettall gameplayedthenight
Beach relays at the Collseum befor e that he could bllreiy
1n Los Angeles, wher e be took move prior to the track meet.
a first against the class of Miles found out he had muscles
the major college strong men. that he never knew about before
MATT HOGSETT of Harbor High breezes to a decisive win In his preUmLDary r..t In
the high hurdles at the H\lltington Beach relays, with Jack Welder of Loog Beach Poly
ftnlshlng a 00!4)le of yards behind. Hogsett placed ZDd Ln the ftnala: In both the hlghJ:
and lows against top high school competition. (VIc ~lek photo.)
Albritton and Cross both and they weren't exactly re-
placed first 1n their respective spondlng to the gruelll.ngdashes
competition last saturday. Each and relays he was involved tn.
had practice tosses In the plus The Corona 440 relay team
61' range so were rather un-of Joe Tosti, Carlo Tosti, Matt
happy over their ltnal marks. Cox and Miles were first in
at lbe Huntington Beach In~ thelr heat, but the San Diego
vltatiooal last week. Albritton Lincoln quartet just oosed them
won the large school division out In the final tabulations.
with Ms 61 '5-1 /4" effort while The featured spikesters sa~
Cross took the small school tllrday will have a lot of talent
title with his tine toss or on the field and there will be
63'3-1/2". So It looks like the the junior high school events
duo will be battUng all the that will give the parents a
way to the state finals again chance to see their youngsters
this year. In action also. The junior pre-
A lot of the performers at preps have all of thetr track
the Huntington Beach relays meets in the early afternoons
will be at Davidson Field5atur-and the 1 p.m. and 2 p.m.
day. Harbor got some great starting times don't give too
perfor mances trom Matt Hog-many ol the parents a chance
sett, who was barely nosed out to see them In action.
In the finals of the 120 high The events start at 11 :30
hurdles a.nd the 180 lows. John and the s ite at Davidson field
Holcomb hit a career best of attords some clean, smog-free
9:29.3 In the 2-mlle, but santa breezes from the ocean (hope-
Monica's Curtis Seck picked fully). lt"s a nice place to watch
Saturday to turn in his best the track and neld event!: and
time of the year as he set a after yeah of enduring the
ne•.v meet record with a blazing San Fernando Valley heat and
9:07.9, smog lt Is a welcome reuer
The Olswang twins both espectaUy when that ocean
clocked under 9:20 in the 2-breeze comes in to cool ott
mUe run. JOhn grabbed a 4th the bluffs surrounding Newport
place flnlsh at 9:15,5 and Tom Harbor.
Sports Menu
The track schedule for today -..-~ .... t::;;& has Harbor at Western, Es~ !l'
tancia at Costa Mesa and Co ~
rona del Mar at Edison as
all the schools prep for the
Beach Cities Relays saturday
at Davidson rteld.
The baseball menu for Fri-
day has Corona del Mar at
Santa Ana Valley, Costa Mesa
at Magno!Ja, Edison at Estancia
a.nd Newport Harbor at Hunt.
tngton Beach.
The Estanc1a-£dlson game
pUs both undefeated nines 11r
against each other as both came
through with ln!Ual wins In their
league openers Tuesday. The
Eagles got by Fountain Valley
4-2 as Jim Postel aUowed but
4 hits and whltred 13.
Edison, behind Dave Whi te's .. -!..\~.,.
2-hlt pitching, downed Costa ~:..-"",.1.;:;o
Mesa 3-2. Mesa Jum;>ed off to •• " ...
a 2.0 lead in the rtrst lnnlng ·
but Edison got I back in the •
4th and thenMIIteSelwooddrove '
in 2 runs on a big double in
the bottom of the 7th to give
the Charger s the win.
Los Alamitos scored 3 times
In the first ig.nllt£ as Oa.ve
Slawson blasted a homer with
DotH!: on and Yle _J';I1fl'ins then ~
tallled single runs In the 4th
and 5th to hold ott Corooa del
NEWPORT HARBOR'S Joh.n Holcomb finished seeood In
the 2 mUe race at the Huntington Beach relays, clock1ng
ble belt· ever Ume of i :Z0.3, eomillg 1n 100 yardl abead
of the 3rd place finisher, John Durham or Troy. Curtis
Beck df SUb. Monica woo the evenl ln the new meet
record time of 9:0?.5, his Ufetlme best. (Vtc Opalek phOto.)
Mar 5.3. Corona countered with r------------------.. -.. 2 runs In the 3rd to make -· . . . . * CYF-NEWSLETTER * * *
* It 4.2 but the Grltfs picked
up another tally In the 5th
BY VIC OPA.LEK and the Sea Kings' singleton
This is the week-end that
the CYF teams take otf from
Orange County airport for their
trip to san Francisco and their
basketball week-end in the city
by the Golden Gate. Coach Karl
Stal wW be in charge of the
8th grade grolt) that inc lltdes
Jim McCloskey and Mike Faulk-
ner from TeWinkle, Martie Fe~
ducla and Pat Patrick from
Ensign, Doug Kaneo and Tom
Hawkins from Kaiser and Gary
Gutsness and Rich Nebb from
Lincoln.
Henry Vander Ha will be
coachlng the 9th grade, 14 year
old team that Is composed
mainly of Newport Harbor
players, Lncluding Franz Van-
der Ha, the Altman brothers
Larry and John, Frank Visser,
Jim KUngensmlth, Mark l.ou-
Yier, Dave Becker, Dave Sey-
mour, Mike Berry and Harold
In their hall of the 6th wa-sn't Rich Branning from Ocean View enough to overcome the defJctt.
junior high and Tom Ugland Newport Harbor was edged
from Ocean VIew junior high by La.ora •-3 as both teams
In Huntington Beach, How wou ld banged out a total of 11 hits,
you like to have those boys with the Saxons getting 10 of
on your future high school bas~ the A '·t lly by th Ta k tballt m'l m. .. e ra e rs
e Pra tlea itme for th bo s In the bottom of the 5th netted c ce e Y 2 runs aod the 4~3 margin
has been quite a problem due hekl tel for Laora In the final to the shortage of gyms in 2 innings
this area but Frank Spangler •
and Tarru Young have dooe
quite a ~ getting the boys
ready. It will be Interesting
to see how they fare in the
Natlonal tournament with the
lnJUal pmes starting Wednes-
day, March 29. Talent wise It
Is just about equal to the 1971
tournament team but with a
lot less practice pmes .mer
their belts. Pairings will be RATES FOR Q.ASSIFIED ADS
announced In the next Issue
of the Ensign. 1 Tl-2 Ti .. t 3 ·T1 .. 11
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Jack lemmon directs.
He takes his talent
"behind'" the cam era
for the first time
to add anew,
fresh dimension to
hi.s brilliant career.
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phooe, records call. New
$129. Complete terms, tree
demo. Fact. etar. 836-1603.
Z4 Hours.
Cathcart. This team and the 1::.ii;iii~iiiiii;:;:~ 8th graders wUJ play at least I
2 games whtle Jn the Bay City
against the San Francisco rep~
resentatlve team golngtoPhoe~
nix for the Nationals so It
should be quite an interesting
comparl.soo of styles. Both
sqUids have been scr immaging
the Beacb Cities team that In-
cludes cage stars from H~mttnc·
too Beach, Marl.Da, Corona del
Mar aod Newpor t Beach.
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Crown HardWare, 3107 East
Coast Hwy., Corona del Mar.
The Pboeaix team has beea
shapiDe "' wttb some lateaddJ-
Uoos due to lDJuries aod some
other problems: Tom Gould wtU
be Corooa's eootrlbutioa to the
team wblle Brent Kr use, Dan
Brocbmeyer ud Dour Ecclel
-.111 be represeottng tbe New~
port Harbor coottn coot. Jim
Cable aod Larry Tatt• are from
the RUDtlnctooS..chotler team
wtlb Mark LoaL Brlu Jenk~Dt
aDd Jerry Lawreoee comlDI
trom Marlaa. A ~~~ other
oatttl"'tnc JOWIC capra 1D-
·-Tom Lloy from E<111-,
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Mesa Board of Realtors totalled $21.9
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Custom duplex, Newport laland .. this. is . a
beautifuJ , weU kept property· loll of pnde Ln
owneuhip. Owner wiH carry lit T.D. loan
with no loan costs. Offered at ~.ooo.
COUNTRY CHARM
Trres. grass, shrubbery, htd. swimming
pool ; lge. Easlstde C.M. lot, aU of those ex·
tras in add ition to 3 lge. bdrms .. 2 bath1.
Bring a li111e paint, sa ve at 137,500.
HOME & SHOP •
We ll located ('.M. small house & repa1r ga-
rage. on C-1 lot. Out of town owner has re-
duced to sell' at $27.300.
YOU aE THE JUDGE
Fef'l at home in t.hts lge 2.200 sq. ft . 3 BR..
2 bath charmer' 3 Car ~araJ[e &. extra room :
showplace kitchen thRt would make Mike
Roy tingle ~ All surrounding )Jilt'. ht.d . & m-
tered pool & brick .patio. Offered at $46,500.
EASTBLUFF-VIEW
A better bu y at only S49.500-4 Jge . bdrms ,
lge. lot. Call us:
.-PRESTIGE RENTALS*
Cameo Shor{'.~. 4 bdrm . :t ba . pool, \'teu·,
carpets. dr~pc~. exec-ut11 e st yl ed home,
avail. at Si:'i() .\1nnlh. leasf'
Ocean & h;uhnr \ 1e\4.. nr11 t"-h 3 t-.d rm 2 ba
M1we 1n bdnre summer. Ye~rly lease. A1·atl.
RO\A : S."MMI .\lonth.
CoRBIN-MARTINjl ====644-7662'===:J~
3200 sq. ft. four bedroom nearly new home.
Family room •... dining room ...• FEE
land. $87,900.
RONA DEL MAR CUTIE
• . •• with nice pool and room lor iocome
urut. To be rt'd@corated a.nd .90ld at $44,1'50.
COM DUPLEX
;'\ BR fr'lfll a, 2 BR r"lr no f'XIra IIU lol So.
of Hv.-y. ~ th~' S58.:-.oo.
HO~i[ SHOW Rb\LT!)RS
Onlytf~tlllllcll
~uick to reserve an apartment 1n one ol our new sections. (The
qutcker you are, the better your chances of gettmg the ftoor plan
and location that fit you best.)
Park West apartments tend to fill up last
W_ith ad~lts over 30. {And under 30.) They like the adults-only
sect1ons with prtvate pools and Jacuzzis and barbecue pits.
With Moms. (And Dads. And kids.) They like the tam1 ly sections
"':ith tot lots. The pre-school. The teen center The Juntor Olymptc
stze poot
With athletes. (And just plain good sports.) They like Park West
recreation. It outdoes every other apartment complell 1n the area.
There's a three-acre activity park. Filled w1th sw1mmJng and ther·
apy pools. Ntght-tighted tennis. Volleyball. handball A targe turf
area lor JOggmg and touch football.
There's a two-story clubhouse. Complete health club tac11ities
and tra 1ned attendants. l ounges. game and party rooms. Full-lime
recreation manager.
Park Wes~ has something lor everybody. So. no matter what your
age, or martial status. or athletic ability .. you're sure to lit 1n. 11
you hurry.
3883 ParkvMtw Lane. Irvine. Ju1t off the San Diego Freeway at Cutv8-r Road.
Adults only, from 1110. Family apartments. from t1H.
·"""'---1
HOPING for a playg:rouM, which would be part of a com.
m untty center planned for Balboa Island, 3lslaod younpters
look tlu'ougb the fence surroundlngtheCommunUy Methodist
Church on Agate Ave . The church sUe w111 be put up for
sale and the Balboa Island Improvement Assn.lsctrcula.Ung
a peUtlon to buy the sUe for a com munity center. Looking
forward to the day when they can enjoy the center are,
from left, Cathy HoU&f.Oil, 9, Cheryl Swain, 10, aoo Jeffrey
Houston, 4. (Ensign photo.)
Senator hits gerrymander
"More than 1,000 bills were sentlng 1 mllllon constituents,
s ubmitted Mar ch 15, making while his district should be
a total of 3,000 bills presented around 40,000. Tbe new dis-
to this state legislative ses-trlct takes 1n the northern part
sion," State Senator ClaJr Bur-of S~ Diego County and much
geoer, told membe rsandguests of the coast:UneofOrangeColll-
of the Corona del Mar Chamber ty, lociOOlng Corona del Mat.
ot Commerce at the VIlla Balboa lslaod, Balboa, Lido Isle
Sweden restaurant last Thurs-and East Upper Bay.
day. Mr. Burgener feels that re·
The reason for the huge num-apportionment should be taken
ber of bills was that March 15 away from the gerryrnaodertnc
was the final day for orlgtnat-lnfiuence of the legislature and
tog laws during this session put ln the hands of a special
of the Catllornta state govern-commission composed of both
meot. Senator Burgener , who parties and some lndepeodents.
Is runnlng for U.S. congress People who have property
1n the newly formed 42nd Con-along the coastline m~y be re-
gressiooal Distr ict, discussed qulred to apply to the state
some of the state legislative tor permits to bulld on their
problems, Including reappor-pr operty ll bills currently ln
tlonment, welfare, the Calli-the state legislature art en.
ornla coastline and the bill acted, 1\e said. He predl.cts
to record commttt.ee Yotea. that a coutUne protectloo btU
Sen. Bur gener feels that the wlll be eracted thls session,
r eapportionment was a colossal BUls that 1:1ave already been
failure by last year's session lntrodoced in both Senate and
of the legislature. Gov. Rei.pn Assembly call for a stale com-
rlgfltly, according to the aspir-m:sslon to supervise coastal
lng candidate, vetoed the bills development with 6 regional
otrered. ln desperatlon, the Cal-committees. Although the com-
lfornta S~reme Court accepted mission would not have the
the congressional redistricting power to tu, the bills lntro-
ln or der to provide a basis duced give It very strong
for the 7 new congressional powers, even though the com-
seats which Califor nia has been mission will not be directly
allotted by the federal govern-elected by the people. First
ment, of all there would be a mora-
His new district Is Largely torlum on all bul1dlng and de-
a part or Congressm~ John velopment for at least 3,000
Schmitz's district. Congress-yards inland. Another bUt, s ug-
man Schmitz. has been repre-gested by Senator Dennis Car-
UGAL IIOTICE
FICTTTIOLS B~tNESS NAME
STATEMENT
The following persons are
doing business as: Earth 'N'
Ware, 3210 Colorado Pl., Costa
Mesa: Stephen Woltf, 3210Colo-
rado Pl., Costa Mesa; Wendy
Wolff, 321 0 Colorado Pl., Costa
Mesa.
This business Is being con-
ducted by a partnershtp.
Signed: Stephen Wolff.
This statement filed with the
county clerk of Orange County
on: Mar. ZO, 1972, by Beverly
J. Maddox, deputy county clerk.
Publish: Mar ch 23, 30, April
6, 13, 1972 , In the Newport
Harbor Ensign. F -16629
LIGAL MPnCI
FICTITIOLS BUSINESS NAME
STATEMENT
The following person is doing
business as: 0 1' Boo's, 425
30th St., Newport Beach: Robert
Glen Lunde, 407-1/2 38th St.,
Newport Beach .
This business is beln& con-
ducted by an IDdivldual.
penter, has a state commlsstoo,
but no r egtoaal borardsand woukl
rely more on cooperation trlth
local autboriUes.
Aspiring congressman Bur-
gener is concer ned about prop-
erty owners.
''How do we compenate peo-
ple tor their laDd which is
restricted during 1 morator .
tum?" De asks. "Dotuesstop?
Obviously not."
There are 1,067 miles of
coastllne In Callfornia --408
miles ln publlc ownersh.lp,
There are 602 miles or sandy
beaches, 2 72 owned by the pub.
Uc. ln San otego and Orance
Counties, 67 of 117 miles of
coastline are ln publlc hands;
61 or these are sandy beacha.
The state senator says IUs mall
runs heavy oo environmental
Issues, but the writers doo't
mention bow to pay tor U.
He personally doesn't want
to conttscate property, nor does
he tavor spoillng of natural
resources. He forsees a state
bood issue to pay tor laod.s
alonr the coast.
Signed: Robert Glen Lunde. LEG .. IIOTICE
Thla statement filed wtth the ---=~::-=-=c.:..:.=-
coW'Ity clerk of Orange Cotmty NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
on: Mar. 20, 1972, by BeYerly AMENDMENT NO. 318
J . Maddoz, deputy coW'Ity clerk, Notice I'" tJereby given Uat
PubUah: March 23, 30, April the Plat' ~ ~om mission ofttll
6, 13, Hl72, tn the Newport City ot dWP(Irt Beaeb wtllbold
Harbor Ensign. F -16628 a pubUc hearing on Ameodmellt
No. 318lolllatodbJtbePiaDnbl(
LIG.tl. NOnCI Commlaslon whlcb pr-olo
FICTmOtB BUSINESS NAME ameDd certalo HCtloDI of Title
STATEMENT 20 ottbeNnport BeacbMIID.Iet-
TM toUowiDc peraoa ladotnc ~1 Code to requJte1111permlta:
bUlDea u : KelUnprC1eaD1Dc for aU ooo.maDUfaeturl.ac uu
C-.etoro, Z321 Orchid Hill lD tbt M-1 Dlotrlet,
Pia~, Suta A .. : I.Awreoee HoUce Llbtrtb'lturtblrc:l•ta
Alu X.lllDctr, 21%1 Orchid tlllt aiel poi>Uc boulDc will Ill
BW Plla, --· llold oa lllo IIIII dlJ ol AllrU, 1'llll t ' 111 It belae coa .. 19?1, at tbl ~ of 1:10 P.M.
-bJ u l.ldtY!d1al. to tilt c-11 c-. o1 t11t aa.o<!: LA,_, A, Koll-N""!** lleoeb CIIJ llall, at
wtldllliDIIIIII ploeeurlld&ll lied wlllllllo ,..._-.. ,_
udllo_d_-. --.--.,. Jfcspata.acatr
ft; 7 JC..IIIIIIl
p ?'$ ll&rca II, It'll, II ............. ...,..
N.H. diiS •• ed NEII'ORT HARBOR Ell I Gil
FlRST sECnOII--hpl
TliU IISOA Y; IIAIIOI 13, 1972 RADIO'S STROLLIN ' SAM LANE DIES
Tllotlrllloc:r--.t• liM I. C-llwJ., c-COAOIIA0£1.11A" cAuF :nooiou -lAM, .... .. •••*• dlllll ... .,_ dtl Mar, ... told "' --... "t • ud I'ICOI'dlllc uu.e. .,. ...
-od .. _, bJ tbo,Nooport lack -IJoot lllo .. -at 111.1 -lo c-dtl
Bar1>or Clll-ol Commoreo mt-1 llpod ,._ -tilt LIGAI. IIP11C:I liar Poll, 10, -wU -board ot (llrecton. ftnt ot tbt ,., riiiPI' u t• u a .._..., poet Ud ~
Till Iocr-will DU 111o tbo W 111art oo ---NOTICE OF INTEitTION TO pbl"'-oo a dlllJ _..
... lD wbal .... 111 hau -berlblp lD _. tballll JOUI. ENGAGE IN THE SALE OF tor _, JOUf, the Cblmbtr't ftrst detleltbud. A DMr IIDlll·bua!Dnl ~ ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES Wilt cout fu1 wtU btet
pt lD blJtory. ID1W'&DC4 p.lu lor employ... a-zo..u remember b1J cbttry, 04flello,
Aaa•l mtnimllm d!MI wtll wu .welled by Mr. BatDitt. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: lstllo ... )'body. thla Lt 10W
co 1.11 trom tht prueat $48 Tbl p)ln, alrtldJ IPPI"'"Id by SUbjtct to Lt••oee ot. tbt o~ tr1ead, strollla' Tom,., &Dd
to $10, OtNr 1Der .... wl11 the Clll.mbtr'a tuellt1Ytba&r4, Uc_. IIIPlltd tor, aotlce il btl tblme ..... "Youcutmlla
niH thl JUtatrtWp or cor. I(Yn small ooc,_ .. aDd ber.O,. IIY• Uat lhl IDJir. whell ''* CID"t llY a word. u
pontioa mlDlmum from $'75 ttl:ttr employees II'~ COf .... liPid Pf'OPOMf to .. u IJco.. Wllteb lln.Tt (ltiDid llla pro ...
to $90, flrwlcal loltltutlou ''* aJmllar to that available bollc btW'erace• at the prem. cram oo ltatioD JCFWB.
from $1ZS to $150 per braoch. to Jarce ftrma. Cbambtr mem-,..., ducrlbed asfollowt:ZIOO Mr • .l.ue wu bora 1D CleYe-
publlc utU1tlel trom $!00 to ber1 will be able to 1ta.rt the W, c:»c.n Froat, Newport lud, Ob1o, ln 1886 ud beiU
$250, and botell and motelJ an plan wttbout paJIJJI tbe Beach. hll llDctAc eatMr aa a teeD...
from $.20 to $25 phu $1 per $50 IDJUatloa tee DCII'IMIIJ Pdi'IUUt to sueb IDteaUoo, apr. Ldtr be aq andiDttr-
room, The DI'W' due. sebedule ebalpd b)' tbe luunoce flrm, tbe Ub:lerllped la IA:Ib1Dc to ta1Did Oil the Lyceum udCblu-.
ateo ..U $ZSO u the miDJmwn wbtcb was Jdentlfled 11 Beot ... tbe Dcartment ot Alcobolle taaQU& clreutta Ill the major
for a ~PeCial eatecory wtllch tlel&l Employees Security Beren&e CODtrol for tu.Ace clt1e1 lhroucbout tbe Utlltld
!DehJdea l&rp corporations and Trust. of a.a alcobollcbeYirap !leeue stat ... FoiJowtDr thla he ~anc
ebi.ID buaJ.oesses, Mr. Buoett &leo pn the (or Ue .... )torthe~epremtaee Cf&Dd opera and became nll
Tom Slmandl, Cbambertrea.-board areportontbe Chamber'a II tollowa; 0a Sale her 6 moWn t0r h11 role 11 "Meph.
1urer, told the board of dl~ decision to compile a etYJc Wine (Bona Flde PttbUc E&Unc iltopbtlta" In the cpera
rectors that the Lncrease u-d.lreetory of clubs. Place~ "Faust." In 1910 be atarred
aures a b&laoced budget tor Excbanp hlP school stu. J..me L. Melwn on Broadway 1n the old Hl,ppo.
tbe year. dents from Spain, Peru IDcl Howard T. Melum drome Tbel.tre 1.n Nn York
Tbe Monday luncheon meet-Australla were ruesta of tbe Pubttsh: Marcb ZS, 1972, ln With the tamouaaetreu Lillian
tor: Ln the Chamber ottlces at meettn~r. tbe Newport Rubor Eoslp.. RUUIU.
STROLLIII' TOM LAME
other ehUaeterba.Uooa ID·
eluded hie "Uncle Happy" Hr·
le• In Clen1and I.Dd New York.
aDd a '1PlDto Pete" Cowboy
aeries which was aired In the
eastern United States as wen
u Ia 41101rolla, Caada IUid
I ..... Ho 1*-1110 -c,
.. _., alrald or 111o 111, bOd
,olf." u Yocalllt oa "C&Uf·
onii. Melodlel, ... IC.KJ ccaAit
to -ndlo -will! R&y • •ODd' P ... , AI I piOMir ln
ndlo bo .... troq-lJ ·-to tvo bla baek to tbe mtcro-
JIIODN 10 tblt bJ.I bo0m1Dg
bu.l yotee would atop "blowtDc
tbe NbH.''
He •• ordatned ln the mln-
tJtry at tbl Country Church
of Hollywpod aDd mln1Nred
lD maoy Southland eburehee
tllrOU&b hll llDclDI·
He 1.1 aur•tYtd b)' his wlle,
WUlo l.&oe, who lbared tM
III)OtUPt 11 tlla aeeo~ntlt
durllc molt ot hla profeNional
career. He a tao leaves a 100,
Tbomaa W. Lue Jr., aDd 2
dauctrtera, Kathleen Mitchell
and J~me SmJddtr.
Private uavealde aervtcea
were cooctucted by the Rev.
Georp Uunalac at Paeltle VIew
Memorial Park Ln Harbor View
Hilla.
~AND COURIER
PIC UP
Come In and Test Drive The Two Newest
BeHer Ideas from Ford! IO.NS IVIIYDAY
VOWMI DISCOUtm
SAVE YOU MONET!
NIW. '72 F253 PICKUP
AND NEW 11 n . CAMPIR
r;c.~wp ;, C.nt. Styl•o+do with UO.VI, oir c.•ll4.,
owto. tr•~• .. r•dio. 1100 G .. w pk9 .• 1pf. c.utl. u ll,
11-1, Li,.,it &lip u l•, T-Giou, 7:50oll, Au• 25 t •L
fvol +~~~• o11tl ,.,., •. St• •574. El Ooudo Sh••·
1100 c;.,.,,., l!ot 9u/oloc roftit . "'O~'~omttic toiltt,
cllt t .. ., ,. .. , •. color cord ll,.p ... "'•ttr•u•• t ic.
SU •1St. TIVI'f Ill•. P·9· throuthoutl
PINTO
STATION WAGON $1 ~o~c~~~~D;ISC;O;U~NT:., .. J::. r:r~:..
sn70.60 15 CAMPEIS 60 Cv .... of
COURIER
PICKUP NIW '72 GAU.lOIS
HOW DtSCOUNftD UP TO
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NOW DISCOUNTID UP TO
'500 """ WINlOW
lfiCIII
S...• !JiJOJMI Itrltl
NIW '72 TOIINOS
NOW DISCOUNfll UP TO ....
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2000 cc f:n:r. AlT. d!tc bo k1 21 Mn
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U PII·DIIYIN MODIU AT SAYOt6S UU THIS!
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WI L1AS1 ALl POPUU.I MAliS Af COMPITITIYI U.TIS.
WASH-
OUT!
ALi. 1971 DEMO. AND EXEC. CARS
MUST GO AT SUPER DISCOUNTS!
&IAUTIFUL. SHOWROOM fltESH. MOOILS THAT STILL CAllY IAL· ANCf Of NEW CAl: WARitANTY. HUUY FOit
EXTRA SAYINGS ON THESE!
• T-1-DS • GALAXIES
• STAnON WAGONS • TOIINOS
o MUSTANGS • LTD's
BIG SAVINGS ON 2V2 ACRES OF NEW CAR TRADE -INS
5896
'61 Ltll J H. M.T.
VI. l ulo. RaM. P.S..IIr
(Oftd., IJPOd rlllJott,
IWJG*I
TRUCK SALE!
EXAMPLIS:
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1
? What 's
your?
opinion?
•
ntl 'WHk'l ql8tltioa:
"WHAT 00 YOU PLAN TO
DO wrfH YOUR LIFE?" Aa.d at Market Bulcat _,.,.._
ttr oa IIDd st., Wut Nnport,
ud at tile-Club,
NEWPORT
BEACH
10<
in rehearsal
Tbl Chitter mtnclt play,
"Noye's nudde.': Wlt.b a 'mual-
e&) JCOre by Ben)lmln Britten.
t1 to rebearsal oow at St.
Andrew' a Presbyter laD Church
ta Newport Beach.
Thla church~commun1Cy pel·
eant will feature 150 choir
chlklreo aa tbe aotmala wbo co 2 by 2 toto the Ark to
neape tbe flood, a 40 pteee
orchestra, under the dlrectloa
of Dr. Jooab Kliewer, ud Will
be totoed by tbe St. Andrew's
MAHCY SMITH bell choir aDd the Herald
• NANCY KAYE SMITH, 1'7, Trumpeters fromNewportHar.
•
-eMu ~~u o-u . ....,..._,
oot~· • ,.. "....,. &lilt&
hires
Jim Cooper
The Cout CommwdtJ Col-
lep diltrict board of truatees
baa qlpOIDted Jim Cooper, vet.
trao Orange County oe•s-
euter, u d1teetor of com-
munity .~errices.
For the past 6 years Mr.
Cooper has beaded tbe Oranp
County Dft'S bureau for KNXT,
C haJme I Z, aod has breeD the
•otce of Oranp County oe tele-
•tslon. ODe of h1a .,.. respon-
sibiUUes wUI be to p.ther and
report the news of Orange
County for Chanoel 50, wben
It bectns br~easting in the
fall of this year. Corona del Mar, senior ac co. bor high school. A east ot 16
rona del Mar lllch schOol aDd wtu feature Robert Lilly as
current Miss Newport Beach: the Voice of God, Joseph E.
"First, 1 plan to maPr ID Gaudio as Noah, and Lou Pratt
lanpges at the University of as Mrs. Notb.
Utah, then I hope for a diplo~ The miracle play was first MAIN PROJECT of tbe Americanism committee of the
maUc career with the State produced at the end of the 16th Newport Beach Juolor Ebell Club Is teaching home crafts
Department or a job as ln~ century, Ordinary people trav~ at the Park Lido a.od GlenhaY"en Convalescent Homes In
terpreter for United Nations." eled .from towP to town per~ Newport Beach enry 2Dd Wednesday aod 3rd Tuesday of
• LYNN SCHOONOVER, 11, forming the play on carts. ln the month Here Karen Kovach Junior Ebell voiUDteer
of 208 Albert Pl., Costa Mesa, 1958 Ben)lmin Britten set the Is gl¥tng 'Instruction to Neme' Smith and Paul PriW
PrLor to settl.ag ~ the Or-
ange County bureau for KNXT,
he was city editor aod oews
editor of the Garden Grove
News, maoagtng editor of the
Santa Aoa lodepeDdent, and as-
sociate editor of the Orange
County Evening News. He was
named "man of the year•• by
the Garden Gr onJuniorCham-
ber of Commerce in 1965. pageant to music. It was first at Glenhaven. 6th grader at Lindbergh School: presented In England.
"I want to be a teacher like The pageant calls for the K" f I k I .
my dad. I think I'll become a bu1ld1ng of the Ark, the board~ ISS or uc
rrocery cllecker while I'm going tng ot the animals, the storm, '
to collegt!, so I can have some and Qnally tbe peaceful scene d r lh
•xtra mooev ." when God seDds a rainbow. ay s eme
Musical director Ia Dr. Jonah
Kliewer. Production direction Tile Junior Ebell Club of
is Gordan , Adams. Per for-Newport Beach will pther at
mances will be Friday, April the Ebell clubhouse, 515 W,
21, and Saturday, April 22, at Balboa Blvd., Balboa,atlOa.m.
7:30 p.m. "Boarding passes'' todaY, March 23. Theme for
are available at St. Andrew's the day ts "a tlss for luck,"
Presbyterla.Jl Church, 646~ and lUDcheon chairman ls Mrs.
'7147. Donation Is $1 . Evan Thomas.
Achl·evemenl ""· nave soo•. oreslde•~ will Introduce the special .
ruests, Mrs. Fred Loakes, • I d president or Ebell Club, and
.. ~O;;;Tc;STC;;;.;~,iW:9, ~ g1an n·ame Mrs. James Barclay, coordlD·
ator. Mrs. Larr y Ttayer, deaD
3'702-1/2 Channel Pl., Newport WUlla R Mason president ol chairmen, will direct the
Is land, furniture mover : ~I w1~ of the m Irvine Co~pany ~~ chairmen's reports. Fedenttoa
to be happy· Right 00 • "newsmaker dreamer and chairman, Mrs. Larry Mitc hell.
sort of feeling things out. I doer ofdee<is'ona vast ~le'' __ will discuss the upcoming dts. want to flnd some work that 1 u 00 A 1
II Ilk nd tlck: with it." has been chosen ~Y the A mer -trtct conven o.n, a mer -
I r ea Y e a s can Academy of Achievement cantsm chalrman, Mr s. Ri chard
• JOAN ASSID, 18, of 303 as ooe of 50 ~ts of ac-Figge, wUI discuss plans tor
35th St., West Newport, pros-compllshment from America's the proceeds trom her com.
pectlve student at Orange Coast great fields of epdeuor tore. mUtee's r ecent garage sale.
Colleee: "I'm not sure yet. celve the golden plate award Mrs. Warren Fls, member~
I'd like to be an airline hostess during the llth annual salute ship cha.irman, will cooduct the
or a omnut1c1 luttuctoc." to ucelleoceweek.eod,July6.8, lnltlatlon of 10 prov111ooats to
• KENT BANE, 23, of 121 E.
Bay St., Costa Mesa, assistant
manager of Market Basket:
"I'm biding my time. I'Y"e had
2 years of college and 1 may
go back, There's no rush. I
!lave no idea what my future
holds."
• ROBERT FROST, 25, of
149 E. Bay St., Costa Mesa,
student at Long Beach State
Collep: "I am studying for a
certitl.ed p!Jbltc accountant's
certificate. I hue 2 brothers
In the same ltlnd of work and
I hope, some day, to work
wtth them."
at Salt La.ke City. ret*~' mtmbersblp, Tbey an
Mr. Wason, an admlnlstra-Ymtl, Robert Janness, Mat.
ttve eactneer, rose Ill 7 years thew LyoD, Robert TarUoG.
to the top commaod ofablllloo~ James E. Rich, M, M. Stewart,
dollar land emplre, the work1's Donald Goodrow, Tom Gold,
largest (80,000 acres) private~ Terrence Bennitt, Alan Tracy,
ty-ftnanced, master ~planned and L. B. Wilder. A transfer,
area tn the fastest-growing Mrs. James Mears, .nu also
county In CaWornia. be welcomed,
The announcement was made Mrs. A. L. Hastings wiU
by Lowell TtJ:Imas, renowned present the slate of offtcers
pioneer newscaster-globe trot ~ tor the coming year.
ter-author, past recipient of AEROSPACE DUTY
the golden plate award, and Airman James C. Goede,
now chairman on the awards In-law of Mr , aod Mrs.
committee. Harvey, 2975 Mllbro,
Oedlcated to the Inspiration Mesa, has graduated a t
of youth, the Academy annually pard AFB, Teua, trom
hooors extraordinary leaders U.S. Air Forc@ date .,:O~~ • ..iO;(
In the sciences, professions, machine operator course
l.odustry, arts, aDd service to dueled by tht Air 'ITaiDI.ngCom·
fellow man. Onr 300 outstam. mand. He Is being ust.ped to
lng hlgh school honor students Los Anples Alr roree StatioD ~
from across the naUon will tor duty wltb a untt ot the
joln tbe serte1 of symposiums Air Forc@ Systems Command,
and other tnlormal meetlD.p whl ch rrw:ages reseiJ'cb aad
during the weeteDd "pthertnc denlopment ofUSAFaeJ'OCI&ce
of the greats," which Is ell-systems. He Is a 1971 lftdtate
mued by the buquet of the of Marl.Da h.lcb school, HtmliDC·
colden plate awards • ton Beach.
FREIDA MA LCOLM, R.N., at left, joins ln the projed
of making paper mache chicks at Glenhaven. Seated beside
her Is Gunhlld Nor swiPg. Nellle Sm ith Is staDdlng, and In
the torecround 11 Lilly Lowe.
AMY CHAMBERLAIN Is assisted by Carol Fell, Junior
Ebell ¥oluoteer In the home crafts project. Tbese crafts
include tissue paper wall hangt.np, mobl~s. pine cooe
a.Dd leather turkeys, clay aOO wooden plaques, stain glass
wladows 1D frames, and Uower pot decorating.
EXCHANGE STUDENT Marta Josl Vlleuky from Chlle,
at left, aad her Newport Beach "sister ," Kerl K.rooe,
tell the Youth tor Understanding story.
Exchange understanding
Marla Josl Vllensky, Youth day by day living with a family ,
for Understanding u change It Is 1n such an atmosphere
student from Santiago, Chile, that young people w111 learn
Is one of over 250 foreign most about a. country, Us peo.
teenagers now IIY"lnglnSouthern pie, and their wa y or life.
Calltornta. At the present time the pro-
ltlawltor
laoto Ia
Her Newport Beach sister, ua.m Is accepting American
Kerl Krooe, spent last summer students ror both the summer ~;;~;;;;;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;;:~
Ln South America under the and year programs. There are t
program, Both are students at currently many opportunities TIDE A-
Corona del Mar high school for students ln Southern Callt. Office lu~~ • ~
and tave been relating their ornla to be an exchange student 0~ S-~ ~'f)'
esperleoces to other local hlgtl In Western Europe, South #'"
IChool classes aod service or. America, and Asia. ~
p.niutions. Last weekeOO they Also famllles are Deeded to -:t,;~ ::!'"""" ... spoke before a g:ro141 or several urve as OOst !amities for stu~
bUDdred Rotarians at their an-dents trom Europe, Asia, South
ntal district conlerence held America, and Africa who wm
in Palm Springs. be coming to the U,S, In August
Pacltlc Telephone Company tor the 1972.73 school year.
Manager Pat Krone Is mother For morelnformationonpar-3 l1:~ ...::...s.
to oot only Marla Josi, but tl cipattng In this t@E!nage ex~ ~====·;:-~::··====~ also to Lena Jacobsson ot clwlge program, either as a
Sweden, who spent 12 months OOst family or by providing
with the Krones in Newport your hlgb school age soo or
Beach last year under the pro. daughter with a. foreign family
cram. Uvtng ezperlence, interested
Youth for Under staDCilng Is persons may cootact Mrs •
one of 4 State Department s141~ Krone on 548-4630 at the Tete.
ported eschange pr ograms and phone Compa.n y business otnce
stresses the Importance or in Costa Mesa or at her home.
actual cultural contact -~·~l;h•~,_ ........ : .................... .
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CHitiTIAN NIWI. MIW HAVIM, MO.
·-n. ·--.._; .... at .. -· ... ...., ___ ...., ..... a-.a,N.
Ia tile Spirit ot Rio a.ly ...... ...,, ....... .
nywl!lbodotoo", ~----... ... .._... -.1 01' woo-·. ·--God .. . daiNIOa-1."
•
Tllo p,.yor ot tile ~. "Falbor loillw
them", .. aJoo • ~ ot Ute -.. -ol Tllo p,.yer of tile CNcU!ed, 'Talbor, lcqjve ._ _,. for a IIDflll w«<d. lila 10ft II
them" II a teoUn>CJOY ol Ills -110 tbe "lOft all love excelUDc" bocauae It II aot luot a
w1ll of RIO FoUler In bMYell. UouaUy a Cl\leitled -...,Umet!t, but ..-ODd ..-..., fD ...,
penoo would KTNm ud CW"M tbole tbat cna· beb.aJt. He pn.ya rna. tiM OI'MI. Be .........
ctlled him, but Jesua P'-Y• lor th<m. Ol1ea evet1 cedel tor alrulerl botll wttll prayer ODd 10erl11ce.
cblldrea of God In tllelr lllflerltla have cunecl tile ''Father, lorrfve tllem", He Pft71 with IMit·
day of their birth u did Job ODd Jet'emlob, but atretche<l ann• and bleedlna bftd, olferllta, u ,
oot to Jesus. 'Ibere la not a wold d. btttemeu HJJ blood drips trom ba.Dcls .ad teet, to tbe Fa-
or complaint oo Hll toque u He drtnka the tber tbe price ot our redemptlao that m. eterD&l
cup of sufterln&' that H1a Heavenly Father pressed justice demanded. Ou11t haap on tbe crou as
to His Ups. He calli tile God wbo bu dellvered the Mediator betweea God and olnlul mea. Al>d He
H1m into thla: torture "Father, c:Jelr Father." CAN mediate, He CAN pray, "Fatber foratve
True, He had ulr:ed the Father, lt It were pos-them", Md be .._..., becn=x Be lleltlll • B1a
slbie, to take from Him th1l cup of 1Utter1Dg; but ..wrete._. .....,.. .. r n•• ._ -.r rlltnM,
now that He ls 1n the mldet of the J\lftertng that "Father", He prays, "I bear and IUUer what the
he feared, It Is oi1ly uFather, foratve them''. sinners deserve, therefore you mu.at fOI'Jlve
His soul Is so completely resigned Ia, wllllng tbem." And tbia lnten:ftllon Ia< atnaon, bopn
obedience to the suftertne' that the Father had on the cross, continues to thll cSay, and to the end
la.id on Hlm, that Hts compassion went out to ot days. Rom. 8,3f. Wbat love of the Savior!
those that tortured Him. The Cructtled prays: "For tbey Dow not what
The Son knew why the Father had delivered they do." The soldiers that crucified Him, PUate
Hlm. The wW and decree of the Father tbat He who sentenced Hlm, the Jews who platmed It all,
. should dte for the sln of the world was clearly did not really lmow what they were dotna:, belne
before His mind. God's eternal decree of re-blinded by Satan. l. Cor. 2,8. 'lbere was still
demptlon was now .beln& executed, and the Son hope that they mJght be converted and saved, so
says: "I delight to do Thy WUI, 0 my God; yea the Redeemer prays: "Father forgtve." There
Thy law Is wlthln my heart." Ps. 4,8. There are many today who do not know what they are
was In the heart of the Son complete agreement doing when they proclaim a soclal Gospel that
and fultUime n t of the Father's wUJ. 1bls holy and ~ aot ,...,..... M.n "-tnol»W.'" is no Gospel or tamper with the authority of His
perfect obedience of the Son of God even to a {From Suclay Selilool rnMerial fonnert)' l*bllahed bf Word; tor them the Savior even now Is plead·
shameful death on the cross, corning from a man 'lbe Latheraa Ch•rch-MIINMMlrl SJMCI ud now available ing In heaven: "Father, forgive them, for they
who Is God's eternal Son, was the sacrttlce that lrwn HoQ' c..,.. Lu<er-Chureb, !813 Yale Blvd., St. know not what they do." He pleads for Ume that
satisfied divine justice and appeased the wrath of Cbartea, Ml...,.rt lUll). they mtght com e to repentance and Uve. Luke
a holy God that our transgressions had aroused. 13,8. And the Father hears His prayer. Is. 53,
"We are reeonc Ued to God by the death of His redeemed trom wrath and justified tn the sight 11 -12. All who come to repentance and faith tn
Son." Rom. 5, 10. But that death would have of God. Him, they are His trophies, the reward of His
been worthless, it It had not been rendered free-Thls holy obedience ot the Son of God ts ou r suffering a nd death. Hebr. :ll-,2. ·
ly, w1llln.gly, and gladly. It was the w1111ng and pattern and dynamics to obedience in aU suffer-And when Thy face I see,
perfect obedk>nce of the Son lrt all His suffering lng. Looklng In ralth to the obedience of the Son MJ raa10med IIOU.I llball be
that made the sacrlflce pf our Redeemer so ot God tn our behaU, we can approach God, If Throu&h all etel'lllt)'
pleasing and acceptable to God that by It we are ~-H_e_sees __ r_i_t _••_•_end __ u_s_su_u_e_r_ln..:g::·...:.pa __ rn_o_•_g:_rt_e_f.-:::-c=-:So':'-me-:::::th==ln..:l:=lo=r='ntee==·
Wh" ••
Heaven Uke?
,ROM .,CHitiSTIAM MI!WS.. u
MI!:W HAYEN. MO.
By E. P. Schube
At his chapel In Freehold, .Jersey, U.s
the bOdy of William TeDMGt, Junior, ooe of die out-
staftdlnc Presbyterian clercymeo of tbe etgbteeoth
century 111 the American eoloalea.
Amonr the bsctnattnc eYeDts 1n Ilia tdocrapby Is the
story of how he apparently died aDd came to Ufe ap.t.n.
Whlle studytnc tbeoloey at New Bruuwid;, New Jer-
sey , be was talldnc one dliy wttb his brotber Gilbert, i.b
Latin. wheel M was sudck'DIY taken m . Alter aome time
he appeared to die. In laJinc' him out, a sllcbt tremor
was felt uftder the len arm, but the body wu cold aDd
stiff. The time for tbe tuaen..l arne Ud tbe mour.ers
were already at ba.Dd, but a pbyaldan, a frlead or
Ttmntmt. pleaded that tlw obsequies be Mlayed.
"What?" exclaimed Tenoeot's brother, "a man DOt
dead when he Is cold and atiffua stake?'' But the doetor
t\ad his wa y and t.be tuoeral service was put oU to ano-
ther day
In Uu~ mean time various .Uo rta were made to dJs·
cover s l.gns of life, but DODe appnred ucept tbe siJrtat
tremor under the lett arm. for three days and three
nights the doctor nenr lett btm. The people came apJn
to bury him, but nen then they could DOt obtain the
doctor 's consent. He pleaded for an bour, &Ddwben that
w:as gone be asked for AMtber baU bour, aftd then for
15 minutes · and at tbe end of that Ume Tennent opened
hts eyes
But suppose we let him tell bis own story.
•·r found my fever increase," he said, "and 1 be·
r ame •eaker and weaker UDUI all at once 1 found my-
st>ll in heaven, aa I tboucht. I found myself 1n an instant
in another state of exiatence, undPr the direction of a
su~rior be-lng wbo ordered me to follow him. I was
accordingly wa.tted alone, I know DOt bow, Ull I beheld
at a distance an ineffable ctory the impression of wbich
on my mind It Is Impossible to commlmic.ate to mortal
man I sa• no shape as to the deity, but ctory all un-
utlt>rable I ean say as St. Paul did that I beaTd and saw
thlnll's unutterable I saw a JTHt multitudE> before the
glory apparently In the Mtcbt of bttss, slnJinC most
melodiously
"I wa s trans ported wttb my own sltuatioo, vtewtn«
all my troubles ended and my rest and rtory tJecun .
and "2-S about to join the veat and happy multitude,
when one came to me, loolled me rullln the face, laid
hts hand upon my shOulder and said, 'You must 10
back ·
• ·These words •ent throuch mto . Nothlnc could han
shock«! me more. I cried out, 'Lord, must I ro back?'
With this shock I open«! my eyes In this world. When
I saw that I was ln this world I fainted, then came to,
:~nd !li.Jntl!'d apln several tlm«>s , as anyone protllbly
would have done In so weak a situation.''
So Tennent was undoubtedly alive ap.tn, and he liVed
for 45 yurs more, but the revelation of the glorl«>s
h• had be-held With eye and ear long lingered tn his
thoughts
"Such was the effect on my mind or what I bad sHU
and hHrd." he sa1d, "that 1.1 U be possible lor a
human betnc to live enUrely abon th• ...orld and
th~ thine• of It , for .orne time aherward I Wlii.S that
P''""' ''So creat wen my ldeaa of beavenly ciory that
nothtnc wtltch 41d not 1t1 110me mn.sure relat«> to It
could comm..aad my Hrtous attmtlon.
"F'or ttlrH year. tbe MDH of <thine thtn«s con-
llnued so veat, an<l..,el")1binl•lse appn.red so com-
plet«>ly wain wbea compared to beaftfl, that could I
ha vt' had the world for .tooptnc doW'll lOr Jt I believe
1 should not llave tboetat Of doii!Cit.
.. Tbt' rn-1s!Wtc ecMMitJ ol the aoaca and ba.Belu)lha
that 1 beaTd, aDd tbe very warda tbat were uttered,
were DOt out of my •ra, wbea awake, tor at lea.at
three yura."
One day wun I wu attll lD tbe parta mtftlatr)' a
woman wbo tor muy montba laad biND lytac upon a
bed of eteDeaa ud pe.IA Pft ..-euioD to a IJKJul&'t
fttc h cloubleu a.. oec:~~rnd eo.....,-refi«U.,. Cln"Wt·
tan: "I W'DIIder wlll.t .._._ 1e 1tke."
3M kMw tM way to ..._,..., ud abt wu 0111 tiMt
.. , ...... blrt ......... to bow ... t It ... like.
a.eaue 1M eJPKiild to 10 ,to ._.,.. It ne .ot u
acaOtalle qllltltkle b Mr. a.t, of COVIll, uott.r
q..-uc. 1e IRON lmport:ut ud lllllet !left pree.S-
~-'nllat ~ .......... ·-· J do to 1"!1110 ... . .. ? .. ..,..,... tllcMCil It _, .-.:1, tM ....,..,. 110 .. t
q•__.-u,··~.··
Tl'w, ... ...., oa'&' s"J Ollllp ... to eo •••n-
ua u ra•oiiiiUurst'J•........,.Il ... to
.., .. mrs• rtzn• ., .. Lonl. latu -•
..,.. bW' a.t ca••"•.. I Nf...., • .... 01 ,,,.,.... a..t.'' ....... b 3 , ......... ~ --.. ~-..... -. .._ .. .., w a ;; ~,........ Lelt'' at111 .. -. ........ ~,_-. __ ...,.. .......
.... art ., .. -... ''' • .... ,..._, .• w .... ~=·~ ~ n tz.;·,:..~:..·,-:
--·-~:.:. --_ .............. N . ••••••••••nwa .. t.
If A Man Die
Shall He Live
Again?
FROM "JEWISH HOPE,"
BO X 707, LOS UIGELES
Mra. H. M. Ma•L in MlchiQOD
Mlulonmy
Whil~ presenting the claims of ChriM lo a
J ew~u o ne day. she said she did not beli~v~ in
a h~reafter, adding. "When you die. you are
dead. that's the e nd of it !" But u we began to
unfold God'a Ho ly lnapired Word, she stated:
.. Thia I will say for you Christiana. you bave
something we Jews do not have. You have a
hope of seeing your dead again, but we Je ws
do not have that hope."
It put ua in mind of Ezekiel 37:11 where
we read in part; ';Our bone11 are dried, our
hope i11l o8t : we are cut off for our parte." She
related udly that she and her father had been
v~ry fond of each other and he had rettntly
died. She added : "I never e xpect to see. my
father again." We could not help but feel the
hopeleseness in those word!!, "NO HOPE!"
What a contrast to a true believing Christ ian
who, at the passi ng of loved ones. do not &Of·
row aa thoM: who have NO HOPE ! I I Thess.
,,13-181 .
On another occssion, a young rabbi frankly
admitted that he did not know if he would so
to Heaven. Jews have no idea of what Heaven
is or how one gets there. We quoted the "hope"
of the Christian from John 14:1-3, ''Let not
your heart be trouMed : ye believe in God.
beli~ve ai&O in Me. In My Father's hou~ ar~
many mansions: ... I go to prepare a place
for you. And if I go and prepare a place for
you. I will come again, and receive you unto
MyM:.Jf : that where I am. there ye may be
ai&O.'' That, w~ stated wu the HOPE of a
true Christian.
While trying to preM:nt th~ claims of Chritd
to still another rabbi, h~ imrn«<iatf'ly tried to
disprove what the Wo rd of God had to sa y on
the matter . We pre&ented our own personal
experience with the Lo rd and when we had
finished, he frankly admitted, "I cannot dis-
prove your experience."
We related to a Jewns the story of Luarus
and the rich man in Luke 16. It made a
ve ry deep impression upon her mind, and in
days to come, it brought her to the Lord
Jesus Ch rist. The l.orfi used this Scriptur~ to
awaken her to her spiritual needs. After Ahe
thought the matt~r th rough. she reali.&ed the
~riousneM of the matter and said : "I had 110
much hell on earth here, I don't want any
more hereafter."
We _sne her a Yiddiah New T~ament to
read. She had it by her bedside and read it
every night before going to sleep. Faith wu
inspired in he r heart when she believed God'a
Wo rd and acted upon it . Not long after ahe
accepted the Saviour, she went into eternity.
w~ trual ahe waa a saved aoul.
Thia Jeweu wanted to be buried beeide her
huahand and ao she did nee have the courage
to confe. Christ openly. Sbe and her huaband
ktw!lw they would not be buried in the Jewish
cemetery if the rabbi knew they had confeeaed
Chritt aa Saviour. We aHended her funeral.
Nothin8 could hue been more empty and
hopek., but they did noc: die without hope.
'They were abient from the hody. but preeent
with the Lon! becauoe they hod put thei' faith
'and t.ruat m Ou'ilt.
Ancl oo we -tlud .Oilo lob •.u-1 the ~lcm. .. If • man die, .1..11 lae.llw .Un?"
the Lon! 1 ..... 1'0d faitlo in hlo heut ....__.
hlm the tnoe •-· "roll I KNOW 111AT MY REDEEMEII UVETII, AND THAT HE
SHALL STAND AT 111£ LATTER DAY
UPON 1llil EAR111 : Aad ....... .,._ "'1
aida .,.,._ claolr01 t1o1o ....... 7<1 ;.· MY
FU:SH I SHALL' SEE GOb, 1VBOM I
SHALL SEE roll MYSELF AND K1HE
EYES SHALL IIDIOLD, Al'fD NOT Al'f.
anu:R ... " (Jolt 19:25-27). n.. Woad ia
the loopo of ......, -Griollu ..... _.,
tnoe, foitllt.J lfol>nw of the poll, occonllaf
to JWo .... ll,
,\ .. lht· ,.r,w•l ll·fl Jf•<.u ~ away
,, lu• Jo·;~lll, :".I mom .,f l :)n·nr·,
,.]n• .. :a~ 1 11~1 , ••mm~ iutu Jr ·
,u-.;~l•·m tr .. m 1h•• t"••UIIIfY. "'ll ~
f,,, •·tllo f.,ll""'·'·''nlu~Jr·-.u,.._·
,.,,~~. t :rr(tl ,.,,.,.,,j , lr;~rll"d
al"ll~ l•dHnrl, "nd rn.rrn llfWf
,.1rwkt-11 ~o~unw n T ..... "tlwr~.
, ru111n :•l~. "'"r•· f,.,j "", '" In•
f'll't"utr·tl "1111 lrmt .rl .r plaf"l"
r allo•d "Tlr•• !">~ull " Tho·ro• .111
llrro·•· "'"r<' ,.,, rl1• d ,.J,.,.,, ""
tlw r o·n1o ·r r ""'· ,uu l tl"· 1~-o ..
rtrrnrnal~ ••II ··rtlwr -ulr ·. ""t".r
tlrr-r. f.,q:l"" 11,. ... ,. l'""td ... "
Jr .. u• "!ud . "fur 1],.., d,m't ln""
,.Jr.rt tiro·\ an• d"llll!" ·\nrl tlrl'
.. ,fllio·r-. j.!8nlhh·d f,r h1 • l'luth·
urj::, thr••"'rn~ rlrr •• lu1 r·aeh !'""''''· T lw, ,,,.,1 .... tt lu•d. •\rul
dw) laujo!lwd .nul ,,.,ft,.,t --11 ,.
""' .. , 1!"'''1 at lrr·l t ""~' .. llro·r,,"
tlr••) ~:wl. "'lr·t'• .,.,. \rom •at•·
horm•Pif rllw r• ro·.rll ) t,,,j",; (J.,.
1wn tlnr •, llw \l.·--uol1." Tlw
suldio·r~ mw·ko·ol him, l oll, b~·
.,ff .. rinj.! lum a drink .,,,,( ~ou r
wint•. Anrl l lw~ o•allr•d l<i him,
"If ynu art' tlrr· Kinjl ,f r he Jr•ws.
~ave yuu r~r lf!" A •ijl.nbuard was
nailt'(l '" llw r ru~• ah•JVO' him
with th~:~•· wnul~: "'Thi" is thO!'
KinK vf the J ew~." Om.: of the
111 Co_l)t!nhagt'n
M 11tatut> by Thor-
w~~tldlu'n whkh depi('tll t. h e
Lord Je-~us r hri•t r xtendinlt' th4> invitatif'ln, "(Amll' unto me,
1111 ye thal, labour llntl are
hf't&V[IIIdt:n, and f Will give )'lrU ru t (Matthew II :~}. It Ia
1111id that wh(m thla 11latue wAll
fir11t phu-.·d in tht-('hur•:h "
notr1111 rt ••riti,-. r·"nh' tr• vl1•w It
A rhil!l wh!• wrut !ltl<ndinJ(
nNtrhy uw M dil'!a ppolnl••tl anrl di~t~topprovlntr cxprei'IMitm t:loud
the eritko'a faea. The-~~:hlld
.. id. ''MI•ter, 70u are not look·
inrt at tha na.tu• tiJht. You
han .to 10 c.lo.e to the at.toe:
and lrne.l and look up ... Pol-
lowl~tlf lht ad•ka of the ~hlld,
the uttk fell on hla ltn.a b.-
fore the marble ~re; a!'MI loekln1 up1 he eau t a fall
.. .._ of tn• ~eul ared f•-
Luraa. 'I'M erfUe a... ftl•
tnDtH bp U.. lll•lika beauty
aDd nreetueu of ~ fill« •
Whethe-r or not t.hla lltory ll
trut, I do not how. Bat k If..
t\dtra.,_a • mou Important
m.t:h. • 1'/lloe•er .... I•• Ch;w, aril'ht must look ....,
Rint wttl'l 1 h1.1Mble h•art. In
thl• day whl!ft "l tt.UJI. Oh.rlt\ Ru~r1ltar" ht boltlntr t10 wldfob'
o·riminals hanging besidr him
~cnffed, "So you're the Meuiah,
a rr )'l m '! Prove it by savi ng your-
"elf ... and us, too, while you're
at it!" But 1he other criminal
prntrsled. "Don't you even fear
I :rrd when you are dying? We
dt:M'rve tu die for our e~il deeds,
Lui lhi& man hun't done one
thi ng wrong." Then he said, "Je-
sus, rem~mber me when you
1•nme inlo your Kingdom." And
Jrsus re plied. "Today you will
hr with me in Parad~-This
is a solemn promise.' By now
11 wa" noon, and darkn~•s fell
acro~s the whole land for three
luours. until three o'clock. The
l1~tl•t from 1he sun wu sone ...
and sudde nl y the thick ~eil
llan~ting in th~ Temple split
apart. Then Je1us shouted, "fa-
th,.r, I commit my spirit to you,"
and with tho!e words he died.
When the captain of the Roman
mili1ary unit handlinj the ~xe
culions saw what had happened,
he waa atricken with awe be-
fore Cod and uid. "Surely this
man wa1 innoc~nt."
LUKE 23'21>47
from The Livin1 Bible
tra.a.l&tion
a«<aimecl--ev~n b7 .orne .o-
ralled mlnlsten of U.e Go.~NI
-It i1 more evident than uer
t h a. t llumanlam alwa" ap--
proat:hf!a God'• Son with t.be
attitude that Be ia a man. The
humaniat, In the pride of bla
11 • n intclltd and rttandtnc
'llritlt hud erett a.nd filled
with lhe pride of • n..laly hf'art, C:annot. PQMibty behold
(;od'a Son u He Iii. lHWI
Chrlat i• tiM oniJ' perfett Ku
ever to ~ 'tblt earth; but
K• Ia m\Kh MON U.U ...,.
manii an4 tha lt_..tstie ......,
of lm ea. ...., ba. the t.il and ,._~ ..taw.
1o ._..u .. Kio 1m...::l "Come .,. ..... ..
eo. u U... to .... t:M
lrritatloa .. lllrlllll ... ..,yoaolhoo.,-W.,-""""'"-.... ---~'"' wtMt e.-la ~~ =~-==-....--= ...._N ............ _
loot ........ ho --OM. Aartl ....... ,...,.. •• ·-.... ___ ..... _ ... =lite; ..... ..... Ut• t ... cu .... tllrl~
thtn lfn-.4 '""" fiW ....._
WW CluWf• ColflhaQ WIU Mean
To TIN Worl4 of Tomorrow
1r llll. I. ICHUYU• IHLISM
PIIO.tll _,.MI I¥AMDI&.."' lOX II., 'rAaoo. P&.O.IDA
All who Ned 1he Bible wtth dftclrn.onent must Mt rn.t tb PfPI'OI'ooh<"lteoeioo ..
Mint fiMIIIod -·
Some ,_ ~ ap there IOPNttd, In one of the Wtll., m.P~PZinet., en ec-
c:ount of 1 ,.....,. ln'IUI~ lncldlnt which Ult.»trttes Y1fY eptly tM IPitheUc attt--
1Ude of 1 INIIt many Cttr11tlen ~e who ...., to rud thtlt Blbln with their ~ but not with their mlndl Or their hNrtl. .
tt 111rm1 that In lJ3I. 1 men who lfved on l.Dni: ltllnd1 U.S.A.. WN 1ble to oatlllr o 1 ...... nbitldo 0, -..i,. ftlr hlmMif"a '"'Y •ino ba-. -.the m.trument wriYird It tt1t home. he was utrtrmely diuppolnted to find thlt
tho lndlcatl,. -Ia -ad to bo 11uc1<, point!,. lA> tho --"'""IOUI". ·Aftw ahlkltll the bstromet• Yef'/ vlpou~ly MYtl'll times. Its niW owner Mt down end wrot. 1 scorchil'll. lettw to the atore from whlth he had pur·
c:NMd tiM lnatrument. and on the tollowlna momina. on hit ny to hit off~ In
New York. milled the lettll'. Thlt *Venin& he returned to Lon1 lsllnd to f!nd1 not onty the ~ter miMin~o but his houM 1l,to. Tt.. bllromflter't l'lledle nea
bMn ri&f'!t-tMN ... • hurricane!
We tmlle with lnctldullty, not Oflly It the •ccoont of the Incident Itself, but
1110 at the tho~Wtt that ln)'Onl would have 10 little t.lth In •n instrument which l1o _.laod .. 1-o onDIIIIh lA> porcl1oM ot considonlbla _..... Yilt how
"*'f Chris.tilnl there..,. who seem to ...,.rd the clear finprs of prophecy in the Word af God with liD Indifference lnd dlsdlinl We realize full well that the com-
. Ire of the Lotd may not be dated, yet we annot hetp but bel~ that it ITIIY be:
'*)' lOOn. The Word of God tells us definitely of owt.lln phenomena whleh ,,..
to attend the necond comh• of the Lord Jesus Christ. and 1nyone, who rudt hb
Bible with any disoemment, must see that its prophecies reprdin1_ the movements
thlt will be In evidenc:tr before the Lord comes are seemingly beina fulfilled be·
fore our very ayes. It ia necess~ry fof us to enumerate but a few of these ~·
notnenl which ere prevalent in our own times1 WMS 1nd rurnDf'e of wars: n.hon
risina apist .-.tion: the rise of dictatorships; Israel's retum to the lalld of Pal·
e~tlne;; Mrthcluekes and pestilences; flagrant sin and immorality: and apostasy,
unbelief 1nd blasphemy.
We believe, and we do not for a moment under-estimate itl importante. that
the lord's second comins will be in two phaHt. We are conv inced that the
Seripturu tuch thlt He will come fl~t fer Hla own when, at the Rapture, ''the
dead in Christ shall rise first: then we which are alive and remain shall be cau~~:ht
up to eethef with them in the clouds, to meet the LOfd In the air" U Thess. 4:16, tn. Followln1 that event there will be a period known as the Tribuletion, of at
tent seven years' duration, after wh ich the Lord will retlolm to the . earth in power
with his own, when He will "smite the nations" and tread "the wtnepress of the
ti•reeness of the wrath of Almighty God'', before He establishes His Throne, to
reia:n over the earth durin~~: the Millennium as King of kin~~:s and l ord of lords
(Rev. 19. 11-16).
We undefstand from the Word of God that the judgment of the wicked dead
will not be-until after the thoos.and years of Christ's earthly rei~~:n will have passed
wtten, at the Great White Throne, all those who have died out of Christ will be
judpd according to their worils, and whosoever is nol found written in the Book
of [ife will be cast int.o the lake of fire (Rev. 20. 11 -15).
OUr meditation on this ocusion, however, is not concerned with the details
of the second coming of the Lord Jesus and the order of judgments but, rather,
with the consequence of our Lord's return to those Who w11l be livinR upon the
earth at the time of His appearing, and to those who will have died then in fa ith
or in unbelief.
WHAT WILL IE THE EffECT Of THE RETURN OF CHRIST UPON BELIEVERS?
One da~. very suddenly a cataclysmic event will disrupt a very busy world. In
a moment, 1n the twinkling of an eye, every bel iever in the Lord Jesus Christ will
be taken away from the earth. A parent, a child, a husband or wife, a friend, a
co-wori<er will disappear, and the world will be shocked into sudden fear and
prsnle. All the livina. restraining influences for good hav inR been removed, sin
will be rampant, and lawlessness will abound, for. wit h the rapture of the Church,
that is, the body of believers, the Holy Spirit will be Uken out of the way as the
,.,tntlnina influence against evil. Tha on11 wltnass left will b• the Word ot God.
Many who nea:teeted it before will turn to 1ts pages in despair and in hope .. From
all this confusion there will arise a man, the grand monarch of the new humanity,
the ultimate man of the evolutionists, "the man of sin, the son of perdition" who,
for a time, will appear to be the savioor of a distressed world but who in lhe
end, will oppose and exalt himself above all that is called ,God (2 Thess. 2, 3, 4).
In that day, and befon thl Lord r1tums to the earth in povnr, $OITie will turn to
Him, amid perHCution even unto death; but many more will harden their hearb
against God. All those who before had heard the Word of God and had not re-
ceived the love of truth that they miiht be saved, will not receive it now. "God
shall send them a stroo11: delusion, that they should believe a lie: that they all
might be dammed who believe not the truth, but had pleasure in unrighteousness"
(2 'thess. 2:1G--12).
Not until attar the ,.ptu,. of the Churc h will the phenomena which will at-
tend the comins of the Lord reach their apo. But then, llation will truly rise
apinst Mtion, and there will be no peace. And th@Se are only the beglnn•ng of
50n0WSI 'There will be an Increase of iniquity and of hatred, as brother betrays
brother, and children destroy their parents: and many fal~ ptophets will ariH .
The 1.1nbel ieving WOfld will live in anxiety, men's hearts tailing them tor fear, and
men will call upon the rocks and the mountains to fall upon them and to cover
them as the end approaches. But the power of the beast will be on the increase,
who will F ind the world be-neath his teet, and were it not for the grace of God
througtl which those days will be-shortened, no flesh would be saved.
Throughout all this destruction and death, however, tha Go1pel of tha KlnJ·
dom, soon to be ushered In, will bt pruchad to the four comtrs of tht tarth.
Here and there some will be found who will believe. Among this number there
will be those who will need to die for the sake of their testimony to God and t o
His Chri1t. Slain for thf! Word of God and for the testimony wh ich they will hold,
they will be saved by the shed blood of the Lord Jesus Christ; and they will go to
be with Him and the saints in heaven. Others who believe will suffer grtat per-
secution but will end1.1re unto the end when, at the coming of the KinK of kmp
in power, they will inherit the kinRdom blessinR. There will be millions, however,
who will not believe because of the deceitfulness of Satan and the beast, and
because of delusion and hardness of heart.
Surely there can be nothing to make you look forward to the comi ng of our
blessed lord, if you have not put your trust in Him. For the believer the sound
of th~ trump of God to call him to be with Christ is a blessed hope, but to the
unbeliever that 50Und is the harbi n~~:e-r of destruction. The Word of God is true
and sure, and it testifies that ''the heart of man is deceitful above all thinas. and despentely wicked" (Jer. 17. 9), and that ''there is none ri§hteous: no. not one ...
for all have sinned, and come short of the glory of God' lRom. 3. 10.2J). "The
wages of sin is death, but the aift of God is eternal life, through Jesus Christ our
lord" (Rom. 6:23). God, in Iovins grace, has made provision for your sins. He 10
loved you that He sent His Son into the wortd and made Him Who knew no sin
to be sin for you, that you might be made the righteousness of God in Him. He is
the Way of life. He alone is the Way of satvstion.
Devotional
THE SAVIOUR
... lther Ia there utvation in any othar: tor thell is nont othar name under
hen-en Jiveft IIMftl men, wht,.by n m1.1st bt Nftd {Ads 4:12).
A visitor to the Copenthaeen Cathedral saw Thorllaldsen's Kriatus. The story
of the famous stat1.1e i1 this: When the sculptor h&d finished molding the plastic
ct-v of the model, ht left it to dry and went home. A dense foa rolled in, and
when Thorvaldsen returned the next rnornins he thought his masterpiece was
ruined. Tht hands tNt had been uplifted to bless were now stretched out invit-
ircty, end the rep! head was bowed low. 81.1t as he pzed he saw a new Christ
different from previous conception. This was a Christ to worship.
TheAr is none othet to save us. let us bow before Him. His name was angel
announced: ''Thou shalt all his name Jesus: for he shall uve his people from
their sin•" (Matt. 1:21). His name means "Saviour." There may be truth and beauty
in art and philosophy and many other things, but in Jesus Christ there is salvation.
In CalcuttA a youna Brahman came to the home of a Christian teacher for
an interview. He said, "Many thinp that Christianity contains, I find in Hinduism:
but Christianity has one thma that Hinduism has nol."
"What is that?" the teacher asll:ed.
The reply wn strikina:: "A Saviour."
In thiS. Jesus Is the Gtett Unique. "For there is one God, and one mediator
between God lnd men, the man Christ Jesus: who piV1!!1 himself a ransom for all"
(I Tim. 2:5, 6). Beina both Son of God and Son cf man, He came "to leek and to sew that which was lost .. (luk• 19:10). "To him 1iv-e all the prophets witness, that
throop hit MrM whoscevef' believeth In him shall receive remission of 1ins"
(Acts 10:43). We need to be saved, and He is the Saviour: 10 why do Wfl wait? Let
us come to Him.
Windows For Sermons ....
WHY DID Tltl lll£ a•owr
Tho to1...,1,.-in ono of tha 1-Amaricon dail~ ~.,.,._..1111 -fnm '"hlle¥e It or Not," Ripley or ~ At It ~ s..m. Hlx. we eennot MY
but hlrll ft Ia. W. .aukl ll*l..t.Jive cndit If we kNwn
In T_,n dN~ dlJtanca from 10~ Crota Station. In Enat•nd. ... ndt I .... four tNtl .,owW. out of e ...... Ita ~nu there hH ~::::-.... to -..,..cutotlon ......... --of that _ .... Tho --k-ia-ofUdy--11 lht tree 1 .........._ to 1 Women'l dlaMUef' or did It happen to pow 0.. __, __ , __
LMr llnM Gilt atm did no1 ltrlllM In ltfl 8f\w oa.th. When lhl ley cttt~
In '-- -... Mid too -"I INII not llw apln. It Is 01 ..,llbly
-lillolll ... -·-·-""1--... -.· ... -_. .... --'llli---., . 1--.. -4-t , " ....... ,.. ..... v ........ the ..... illb -found •
... -. -,...., -~ _., .... aadl. -1--·
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I
Judge Schmidt installed
IOdft Calt1o P. lc.bm* ft -Aol; lira. -a.-, c-11t1 ...,. .. u. ~ aoa. '** llro. ...,. ....
·-~ ol lllo Girl -· tWUo; llrl. Pall -c-eu otorueo~. wan, ro~~~r~oo; lka. -
JOIIp .......... -... -~-~ ,._, ll ... lr.b.U; ._..lOci wtllllllo c.,..u tor Had-Bollllo: J<mM ro~.
10 , .......... -·· ...... c-dOl ..... , -IIIIUI.~lJ tlltttd at Ole u-Greco, DIM Pot.atj WlW&m
aoal -. ..... eh 15, lllllo Broe< It&T, ~ Nl ... l; J.
Plrlt 8opUit Cbarch Ia -A. Louw, Orup; -1
A•. Pnclo, 'c:iudta Grote; Geot ..
otber Dft'lytlecttdmt~nbtrl BI.YOI'd, Cypr ... ; RJcbll'd
of tbl board of dlnetora are Waa.r, Nftport S.Cb; wa,_
Jamea Erteteoo, Yorba Llllda, Wedin. Br•: &Dd Dr. Omu
l.t Tlet Phlidtot; Mr1. RJcb-Scbeldt, YorblLIDda.Kra.IOI.a
-are Blaek, Los AJ&mlto., 3rd U. <>na, Newport Beacb, Ia
tlee PI'Nidlot; and membtra-tbt outJI)Inl presideot.
•_•·_larp, U:ra. Robert Krel~ ·---:-.::::cc:--==
LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE -------:---:-. .,..,......... .. _,. ________ ~
RESOLtmON NO. '1144 Ya.c:atioa. elotiDc 1C) &Dd alu-
A RESOLtrrJON OF THE dotuneat of slld port10D oli&Jd
CITY COUNCIL OF THE street, aDd aid map Ia made
CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH a put of tb1s resolution bJ
DECLARING rrs INTENTION this relereDCe to the same ex-
TO ORDER THE CLOOING teot IJid purpo.a U 1f It Ytrt
UP, VACATION AND ABAN-1nefXPOf&led berela 1D tuU,
OONU:ENT OF A PORTIJN SECTION 2. Tbe proeeedlnp
OF THE STREET KNOWN tor the clostnr l¥1 and at:Qdoo.
AS BACK BAY DRIVE, meat of the a.foresa.ld pott1oQ
NORTHWESTERLY OF of said street sball be had
EASTBLUFF DRlVE and taken, aod the City C<Xmctl
Tbe City Couoctl o1 the City of the City of Newport Beacb
of Nnport Beach, purB\ILDI: to hereby .elects to proceed l.lDIIer
tbe proYisiOIUI of the "street tMJ prov:IBAoos of the "street
VacaUoo Act ot 1941", and Vacatloo Act of 1941", aod
au ameodmeota thereto, belog aU amendments thereto, belor
Sectlou 8300to 8331,1ocluslve, Sectiou 8300to 8331,1ocluslve,
of the Streets & Highways Code of the streets & Hlgbways Code
of tbe State o1 CallfcirnJa, OOES of the State of CaUforDJ.a.
HEREBY RESOLVE AND DE-SECTION 3, Tbe Street Su-
C LARE, as follows: perlnteDdent of tbe CltyofNew-
•
CIMDY HUMT MAMCY GICK
QUEMBY HYMAM JEHHIF~R QUICK
Mrs. L. Kent Wan/ass MIWS!MIORCITIZIM ACTIVITY AIIIIOIIIICID
'l'bt CoD M-teereatioe o1. bo1b ... ,...r1 2 F¢7 f.
dlpu1JMIIl •w-e• • MW 11 ••n1u•, trOll tM ,.._ heads Junior League :r:.;:=..;:~·:=z ~.,.:~.*!::
pul oltbo roplul7 -lod ..-.... -~~' ........
Tbt J!Wor Lacue ol New-SmlttJ. Uld cw ... P, Ta110r. TbUrlday ~ Pf01nm. ebMI e•."
port llart>or .. boldtac U. u. Board .._.. ... u• WmM. ..W<'r< _.., tor --CWMo Clll><_._
••I WUUatioll "'Mttnc I, P .. JJot:t., 1.. Cllrk F•-.-.,~~Juts ot &U kot'ell ol IC· ue ,.......,.ty ICbldOed •
TbtorlldlJ, AjlrU I, Ia U. ,_, Jollll L.llolmqollt, ~d -llotl-to ......... U T-1• from 11:00 a.m. to
CU"OUMI room oftaeN~ H. KellJ, JOUIUll.-,RJebard aetltt ebeN el.a,," ltatll: S:OO p.m. ud naud&fll from
lDD. H • .I.Aa:UDOil. SydDtJ A, Lucu, Selaior Ctttsea CoordlaW. DOOD to S p.m. at tbt CO.-
The eucctn commtttee1r111 Robert s. MlDtoa., Rudolph Wilda Wrlatrt. ''Tbtreer•UoD miiUtJ Rec:r•ltoa c-.(....t
be beaded by llrJ. L. Ktat Parker, J&ek n. Perry, wu. ·deoartmeot bas reeelltlJ ae-pill -Orup Cotmty fatr.
WUlul, preJ1deat; Mn. Ll-U&m A. Tbomp100, WUUam T. .QIIlred u outstaDdlnceolt.ctSoa lf'O'*ll}.
ODII M. West, Ylet PI"HSddat; Wb1te m lAd Edward H. White-,. ___ ..,._,_.,....,._....,; ....... ,. ....... ""!11""._,. ...
Mu. W. Pet.r Helfrt.cb. H-bout. _.,.., ' A-fiJ ,fl ~ 'f'~IJ;e cordial -rotur; lk<. Dc.a Spoclal .,...,. at tho ... ,., '"-41fic4 4 C""llll"~" I
R. Adtto ... , corr-'"1 m ... ll>& ud luneh ... wtu bo ST"P OUT FOR IR"•KPAST •• LUMCH •• IRUMCH secretary, lAd Mu. Robert L. tbe toUowtoc community ad-.. ..,..,
T. Smltb, trou~~ror. noon ol lbo Jtmtor .... .,.., NOW OPEN SUNDAY . Thlt board ol direetora la Mu. WlUJam Bemu, Miss Ar-
eompleted by tbe cbalrmta ot aes B~, Herbert 0.
tbe lltudlnc commttt .... Tbl7 Brayer, Walter Burrougba:,
u e Mme1. Arthur B. Btrteber, R&ymood L. Curru, Dr. JohD
Colemu P, Colli.. Georp Q-.o. Mrs. Byroo H. Farwell.
Draytoo m, Kae A. Ewtnc. Rob-Sellm S. Fnokllo, Mrs. AodreW'
trt Hlrach._ f red A. HowJer, U:ortbli.Dd, GruY1.1le c. Peo-
Wiutam W. McDowell, Mlebael plel, &Dd Judge Broce w.
MuWn, Jack V. Pastasblo, Joo Sumoer.
W, Schroeder, Robert L. T,
Newcomers at Hoag
• MONDAY, MAR CH 6 Boy--Mr. and Mrs. Warren
Boy--Mr. aod Mrs. Leutnc Halpetln, 1310 Estelle La.oe,
Sliver, 1820 Port Sea.bouroe Harbor Hteftl&nd.s .
Way, Harbor View Homes. Glrl--W.r, aod Mrs. Michael
Giri--Mr. and Mrs. Wllllam J. Murph)', 3615 Blue Key Drive,
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• TUESDAY MARCH 7 Wagner, 214 Z2nd St., Costa
G1rl--Mr.' aDd Mrs. WUUam Mesa.
Walker, 2949 Pemba DrlYe, • THURSDAY, MARCH 9
Costl Mesa. Gl.rl--Mr. and Mrs. Ronald
Glrl--Mr. and Mrs. Stepberl Snaver, 473 Abbie Way, Costa
Drummy, 424 62DdStreet,New-Mesa.
port Shores. Glrl--Mr. aDd Mrs. Paul T. SECTION 1. The public In-port Beacb shall cause to be
terest aod convenience require coo.splcooua:ly posted along the
the closlog 141 and ataadoo-Uoe of the porUon of sa.td street
meot of a portion of a certaia proposed to bevuatedootmore
street known at Back Bay Drive, tban 300 feet apart, but oot
northwesterly ot Eastblutf less than three Jo au. notices
Orin, 1o the City of Newport of the vacation of saki portlon
B81lcb, aDd U 1JI lbe tnteotioo of said street. Said DOllces
of the City Council of the City snall state the passage of this
of Newport Beach to order the Resoluttoa of lDteoUoo and the
followlng described portion of time and place of tile Dearing
said street In the CJty of New-of an persons interested 1D
port Beach, County of Oranre, or objectlng to the proposed
State ot CaWornJa, to be n -vacation of said portion of said
cated, closed 141 and abandoned, street. SaJd ootlces sball be
to wit: so posted at least ten days
March Zonta girls
are honored guests
Boy--Mr . and Mrs. JoskoJ. Lindberg, 2728 San Juan Une,
Go jdanJ.a, 30 Harbor Island, Costa Mesa.
• WEDNESDAY, MARCH 8 Glrl--Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Glrl--Mr. and Mrs, Nicholas Williams, 2450 For dham Drive,
R. Ibey,1S43 Pomooa,tB, Costa Costa Mesa.
Mesa. • FRIDAY, MARCH 10
Boy--Mr. and Mrs. Alan W, G!rl--Mr. Ud Mrs. Cllarles
Tbat portion of Block 51 befor e the date of said hear-
of Irvt.ae's Subdivision to ltle log, a ll as required by law.
City of N"'PQrt Beach, Coun-SECTION 4, Notice Is hereby
ty of Orange, State ot Calli-rfveo UW the City Council of
ornia, as per map fiJed ill the Clty or Newport Beach does
Book 1, pap 88 of Mlscel-hereby lb: Mooday, the loth
laneous Record Maps 1o the day of April, 1972, at the hour
omce ottheCou.ntyRecorder, of 7:30 p.m. ot said day, In
described as follows: the Council Chambers of tbe
Tt.t portion of that cer-Newport Beach City HaU, as
taln strip of land 60.00 teet the Ume and place for he&rln&
In width. described to Parcel all persons interested to or
1 of the Road Easemeat to objecUD( to the proposed Yaea-
tbe City ot Mewport Beach Uon of sa.Jd portion ol said
recorded JLDiaZ'J' 28, 1964 street, and the cuy Cooncll
in Boot 6901, pap 207 of at saJd time aDd place will
omcW Records lytog out-hear the evidence offered by
side o! that certain land de-any person Interested 1n tbe
scribed in the Grant of Ease-vaeaUoo of said porUon of said
ment to the City of Newport street hereinbefore described.
BEach recorded febrl1Uy14, SE CTION 5, This Resolutioo.
1972, 1n Book 10,000, page of lntentJon shall be publlsbed
891 of 01fl.clal Records. at leut ooce ln the-omcial
All ttat porUoo of said street newsptper of the City, and said
to be vacated, closed up and pubUca.Uoo shallbemadebefore
abaodooed Is more clearty the date set lor lbe hearing
shown on a certain map ap-of all persons lntereited in or
praYed and adopted by the City ob)ectlng to the propoaed Yaca-
CotmeU ot the City or Newport tion.
Beach tor saJdncatlon,closing ADOPTED Ibis 13th day of
liP aDd abi.D::Iooment, by Reso-Much, 1972.
lutloo No. 7643 dated Mareh E. F. Hirth
13, 1972, a.od which saJd map Mayor
ts on ftle lo tbe omce of the ATTEST:
City Clerk of the Ctty of New-Laura Lagl.os
port S..ch, C tty Clerk
RefereDee Is hereby made
to ll1d ~ for further pu-PubUsh : March 23, 1972, to
Uculan u to the prooosed the Newport Harbor EosJcn.
Zonta girls lor March, choseo
trom the 4 area hlgb scbools,
were honored guests,aloogwith
their mothers, at the March 19
luncbeoo meeting of the New -
port Harbor ZOOta Club at the
Senior Citizens recreation cen-
ter. Her e are the 4 honorees:
• C[NDY HUNT, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hunt,
3128 Lincoln Way, Costa Mesa,
has been a member of the
school orchestra aDd CSF all
4 years at Costa Mesa tllgb
scbool. Other activities have
LDcl~ed the drill team, GAA,
Pep Club, Art Club, string
quartet, llla.drlpls aDd coocert
cbolr, She Is nrst vice-presi-
dent of Ca.racb:strtpers, mem-
ber of tbe cbolr at Newport
C IU'lsttao Center, taugbt Sun-
day scbool there last year, and
putlctpated In a church spon-
sored crusade to the West
lodles. She bas received a Bank
of America award foroutstand-
lnc music student and woo su-
perior rating for cello at the
district and regional solo eo.
semble festln.l, She ptans to
atteod UCJ or USC medical
school to study tor a career
as a pedtatrida.n.
• NANCY GlCK, daugflter of
Mr. and Mrs. Dwlgbt Glck,
1 '1Z3 E. Oceu BlVd,, Balboa,
Is senior class secretary at
Newport Harbor h.trh scbool,
clllirm&.D of the aenJor gradua-
tion committee, member ot tbe
ueciJtln couocll. Other acttvt-
Ues ban 1Dc:luded aqta show,
4 yeus ln GA.A, AFS, Sid Club,
SpanUb Club &Dd Pep Club.
Sbe Is a sem1-flnaJ1st tor a
CaUtornla ltatescholarablpud
PUBLISH YOUR
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FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT
IM
THE NEWPORT HARaOR
NSJGN
Official nowspe~~~or of tho City of Newport Beoch.
ONLY $25.00
(Plua $10.00 for the Orange C01mty tulng -fee)
We wW take care of both the fWng and the
publication U you aend ua tbe 3 coptee of the
Ftcttttoua Buatneaa Name Statement, tuled out
and algned, and· accompttnled by a cbecll: for $35,
Or you can come to the Eulgn oftlce to tu1 out
the forme, Notarislng Ill not neceNUy.
2721 E. Cout BWJ,, Coroaa del,....,. (at Fel'llleat An.)
T...-: m .. oaao
a CSF gold sealbearer. O~side Jones, 1974 Wallace, IE, Costa Yuel, 2109 E. Ocean Blvd.,
acUY1Ues havelncludedTr i-HJ-Mea. • Balboa.
Y, Head Start volunteer work Girl--Mr. aDd Mrs. Thomas
and youth gro!4l at St. Aodrew's Gibbons, 405 38th Street, West
Presbyterian Church. She plans Newport.
to major ln soclal science at Boy--Mr. and Mrs. Melvtn uc Davis. Feldman, 1814 Toyoo La.oe,
• QUEN BY HYMAN, daugh-Baycrest.
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Sheldoo Glrl--Mr. aDd Mrs. Ralph
Hyman, 1890 TahJU Dr., Costa McComb, 182 Costa Mesa st.,
Mesa, Is secretary-treasurer Costa Mesa.
of the senior class at Estancia. • SATURDAY, MARCH 11
high school, president of the Girl--Mr. and Mr s. Robert
European Club, member or flleder, 327 E. 21st Street, , a per
GAA, AFS a!XI CSF. She has IH, Costa Mesa.
also been active tn the Gltls Glri--Mr. aod Mr s. DanJel
~~c •~-~~~-··~~ Club. Durillg tbe past summer lrrtne.
Painting & 'Decorating
~T1NGII she taught tennis for UCI's BoY·-Mr, and Mrs. Richard
r ecreation department aDd baa T. Wbitmore, 2768 Lo ren10,
attended the Los Angeles County Costa Mesa.
Medical Assn. medlcal •m1-• SUNDAY, MARCH 12
DUs. She represented E.stan-Glrl--Mr. and Mrs. Edward
cia's scieoce department ln JAMES mLL, a new resldeot L. Brumley, 904 Dopood, Co-l~;i~~;;~~~~~~~~!!~ Soul:bern Callforola Edison's In Corooa del Mar, is otrerl.ng st.a Mesa.
annual youth conference ooscl-an evening class in oil plli.atinc
ence and the. environment. She at the Home Improvement Ceo-.
plaru. to teach tennis again this ter, 2919 E. Coast Hwy .,Corooa
summer at UCI aod will enroll del Mar. Mr. HUI balls trom
tn UCI in the fall as a bio-Colorado, where he received
logical science ma jor later both a BA degree and a ma.sters
attending medi cal schooi to be-degree ill fine arts. He bas
come a doctor, been a tree-lance artist and
• JENNIFER QUICK, daugh-art teacher for the past 10
ter of Mr . and Mrs. Pa.ulQWclt, years, both In Colorado aM
3500 Suri'Y'Iew Lane, Harbor Callfornta.
View Hills, lsprestdentofMad· JR. EBELL AHD ECOLOGY
rtgals at Corona del Mar high CLUB PLAN BENEFIT
school and member or the coo-The Junior Ebell Club of
cert choir. She has appeci.J'ed Newport Beach and the Ecology
ln a number of musicals and Club of Newport Harbor tligb
sbows here and also In high school wtu spoosoratllmfesti-
scbool lD ArUngtou Heights. nl a.t 7:30 p,m.Saturday,Marcb
Ill1Dol.s. She Is choir di rector 25, tn the tllgh school audl-
aod Sunday school teacher at torium. The cost of admlssk:lo
the Lutheran Church of the is $2, and all proceeds will
Master 10 Harbor View Hills. go toward the devekJpment of
She is studying votcewtth Rich-the Environmental Nature Cea-
ard Raub at OCC and plaoo ter.
wtth Mrs. Sue farraOO of Co· Tbe films, donated by Wac.
rona del Mar . She ls a CSF' (1111vray-Fr eemu Films, are
seal bearer, member of the "Free 'n easy,'' IDd "Evolu-
sentor hooor society and of tton." For st1 bufts, a moYie
Modero Music Masters, and eotltk!d "Ski" will also be
wtnner of the DAR good c!Uzeo
award. She plans to enroll at
Chapman College this b.ll, ma-
)ortng in voice alld choral coo-
ducting. aiming for a career
as professional singer or music
teacher.
MEW VICE ·PRESIDEM TS
ARE HAMED BY AVCO
A'co Flnaoclal Senlces, the
lllternaUooal coDSumer ftnaoct:
Cornp&QJ beadQLattered ln New-
port Center, has elected tbe fo1Jootr1Dc vice-presidents:
What n y111r duties as a funeral dfectar?
by EUGEN! 0 . BERGERON
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COSTA MIS.f. 2 LOCATIONS C:OIONA !lol MAl Mi-2424 6n-Mso
Your •ate countsl But yoa can't •ote, lt you don't regtsterl
Dlua Valley, Service Represeut:at1Ye to our Newport -Mesa
o mce, ts helPtnr re(lster bel' fellow emploJMs and the
pubUc, too. Since ber IYtU't.Dc 1D ceremooJ february 4,
191%, Deputy Rectstrv OWII bu rectMered IMilrlJ 100
people at our ot'ftce at 1796 Oral:ap ln COlt& Mea. Tbe usual
fee p&ld per repstrat:loa II belle 'ftl•ed beci~~M she Is
rectsterln( roters u a commGiltty Jer"'tce. If you're DOt
rertsterf!d, come to IDd .. Diaa between B:JO a .m. ud
5 p.m., Moaday throu&fl Fr1daJ. B. P. Da.ley, the co~)''s
dlreetor of marketiDL Ybo
)Dined AYCO ln Canada 1D 1951,
ls currently In cbarp of lo-
nruce marketlDc. merchu-d1al.nc aDd employee motln.-
tloDll procnms.
Tbe eut-otf date tor re(lsterillc to .. ote tn the 1117! Callf-
Gtorct E. Hoops, director
of operattoaal sentcea, )olDid
tbt comp&IU' ta 1953, Hla back-
c:ro-2 Includes ellOit" •-
ptiTlltoa lD optr&UODI aDd rt-
8MI'clll.
Du A. SIPVI, with lbt
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ot bla c.weer 11 tbe "" York-
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onia Prtm&rJ 11 April U. You may Deed to re~er :
1. U pou b:ave eballpd your reatdeoce slDce tll:llut eleetloa..
1. U JOI w1l1 be 11 or oldt!f' b)' elecUoa daJ,l-6. 1971.
l. If J'W ban cbl.aced yov Dame 81Dce tbt lut eltc:UC..
4. If fW ailed co 90tt to tbe NoYember, 1110 t*HoL
Ill order to mMt Ute Mate rn:ideoc:. r........._ J'OI
mut ba"e U..-.d lD Orurt Couaty lbr at lalt to dlfa prklr
to tbt J ... I elecUoa. You muat bel"• U...S lA tM pnelact
11 wlalelr: 1011 pliD to '"* fOr at I•st S4 diiJI; Prior to tile
·~ So It )'Oil aa .. ea't teciMWed to Y'Ote Jtt. 0tua Valley t. H14J to ~-Remember, tbe ~ daf II Apr111SI
~ATKIOIE
YOUR mEPttOWE tWMG0
Ill N EIPOIIT IEAOI
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From th. P~t.·ce Blotter· ·=~~=R·~~:. local scholm advaace Ptc ...... ".;.n~=-.~w:: !WI& .., 'lltURSMY, MAROi 23, IS72 Br4'11:11Ur
• 'ftii!IIIIDAY, 11411CIU poriod •I"'OC-... _ --lp.• ...... dl OODAOB.IIAR, CAUF.. Mtuolli-.llla,....... ._I. Hor-110 llloill Tllo-J*-Iadolll
4 bleJclo ,..,.. al $10 wu o1 -~ 411 --II ud II a.m • ...,.., 11 • • • fi,OOO -1~ ...,_ ._ Clll! Ita-XI~ wt o• u : t-Pr-
.. ._ ftoll lMIIRIIoiJ .... Lue. IIIIIO&.betw .. I:JOa.m. A 1.159 Mtre•ya-, liN .. be. • ..... II ~ ter.ooll RUbor.._ telllool. 0CJII"'II.,., IN(I) Gnot Lui,
Zolllor, I'IU Ploa dolllarto, Ud i p,-. •. , 4bleJcia..-1ooc1t1r k1 Rlcltord 1Co11or o1 wan ----lo --Pula J. ~, 'Ill C-X..: .lad C. Cltoo,
Bal>oa, ---• al hiO -... -IU 410 .. .._ Aft,, ~ -lit -of Aolorlca'o 1111-A•Jtoo 'hJ, IMB-1"-1._ Leo ·-Cll'., , __ .. • • ~-,clo ••I --•--del liar., .. ocltool, -·· Yi"'~ p.tll. a • p.oo •••• A -11uJ .._., IIUOP a1 -Bollltlo, -aklllil -lllo ....---•·
Worth -fll WU ._tal W, 00.0 Froot, Wool Newport, ---5 p.m. llarcb cnoo. '-llai!Q, 1044 Pr-T1t1a-Ia botnr--•• _._ -bJa --ao -~ 1 'heel W~t~Ddlac ........ or., eo.ta .... i coaa ~~-__._-·-...~.....:..L mw-wuOI -· •• -•-I:JO p.m. llarcll I I a.nd ? a.m. llarob II , , , otlootod Ia 4 _.,. _, lll&tlocbooL ·--"' II-·-
J, H. Se-, 145 N. Bay lUid 7 a.m, llarcb 10,,. A !At Jordao ot 1101 Tab,_ t•-~~·ol·-~• , SCIEIICE • llpod:lad!C, Cbou. Proot, Balboa lalalld, dtlrlllc llllel --.....,_ Ttr ., lnUto Tomeo, I'<IIOI'Iod UMI co ·~ -_, • llATH 1'1111 otale-t ftlod wUb lbo
lilt pmlous niP! , , , AD aakl wO<tb $1!5 -lbo -of tbal more tba.D $Z,OOO -a. r.-d, ---Udl*-.1 SI(OIODd FldJb, 1111 G... .-,. clort c1 0ruao c:_,. .~ u 1·~ 1 •too c ebuacter ...U.U•, wt.U re-Mclu, eo.ta Mea, Elt:t.ocJa ....... • It-_ -~ uuuu or•m.-.. n.. -a • br1l Gn.ee at 505 Po&uettta of jewelrJ ftl Jtolell from e1 a.clMft ora: -• "'• , .. , "' ~ wu tu:ea from Paul Mc:VQ'a Aft., Cot'C*. del Mar, btt.,... bis bome bttweea s:•s p.m. ' c '' mtet awud pia.. bilfli acboot. J, Maddox. dep\lt)' ooGJc•t.
ear while It was swttd over-8 &ad U:SO a.m. Mueb 11 IDd 1:15 a.m. Marcb quu ucs morN oo to a npoaat RuueU Greloer, !Q 1.«-Publlab· Marth t ll IS 10
al&f\C neu bU a.putment at • SATURDAY, MARCH 11 tz b7 a. Wet who pri.S opeo uml-flal ,.,&tal to be btld tUO AYe., Colt& Mea; COlt& tt?l lD ira. NewPm • ~
tho Balboa Bay Club. Ould AluiUme, II, o14!0? a door , • , A TV set worth :.::..~~~~~~~ ~n':.: v~:,.htg' =~b, 1744 Sic)'-ADIIIAN Vtcbatl E, ..._d, EuiF. F -I&S$9
• THURSDAY, MARCH 9 Patrice Rd., Park lJdO, wu $85 waa takeo trom Dltllel LaC~M Btaeb, lark Laae, Bayorest,· N..._.._. .oo ol Mr. IDd Nr1. 0, Lot-LJA•• -TICI
Pollee arrested Rlcba.rd Ar-ebarpd wltb dtiYlDa: Witbout Dawea• home at !$1-C-8 Marl-At tbl eemi-ftDill WiDDerJ Harbor hlch IChool .... ...,.. ford of ISS Roe. l.&M, Cotta --~~-~:..!:-:.:::::::,._
thur Gurule, 20, &Dd Mulooa & Uceue when poUee stopped cold AYe,, Coroca del War, wllle&rUmlAimum~award Valerie Lee MariaKrl& 2106 Mea, bu compltted bta U.S. FJCTrriOt.E BUSmESS NAME
Von Gurule, 19, of 109 25th bJm at ll:SO p.m. at S2Dd St. between 3 p.m. aoc( 8 p.m. of $Z50 aod adn.oee to tbe area Wlndwud Lue, Baycrest'; Co. Alr Foree bulc tn1D1Da: ~ STATEMENT
St., West Newport, at S:l5 p.m. ud Balboa BIYd,, West New. • .. Jewelry, a sbotcun. a tape tloals scbtduled for Kay 18 rooa del Mar bJ .... school. tbe Air Tralnlnr Comrn&Dd a The foUowloe peuoa lsdotnc
at the pollcestationaodchlrpd port •• , Glenn Moore told recorder aDd household Items at tbt Cea.tury Plaa. Jkltel In ... Lacklaod AFB, Teas. He hu buslnell u:PboaeSitten,21S1
them with possessJou of mart. poUee tt.t $387 in currency with a total value of about Ceatur' City. Secood, thlrd &ot! JOINS AIR RES! RVE beea aaslped to Chu.,re AFB, North Fr•man La.De, Santa
juana ..• Dale Oral Morrtsoo, wu taken from his home at $795 were stolen from Normu fourth place Jtudentl 1D Mch Martae Rueru r .. --... ... 1 m., lor lr&inJDI In aircraft AD&, Call!,: William Wayne 54, ot 1605Sher1ngton Pl., New. 455 San Bernat"'-AYe,, New. Lewis McBride's OOme at 2036 STAFF SERGEANT Charles E. • ....._...,... malDtemnee Altman ' ............. d """" ftekl wW wtn .,100, S"aod$50, Robert D. MaaoD, l<l, of 21!0 • .....__.. MaSHJ, ZU7 North Freeman port Heights, was stopped at port Hei,nta, between 6 p.m. VIsta Cajon, the Bltllts, between Kllllngswprtb, brotber of Mrs. atteoded C~ Me• h1cb
8 t J •· A a.nd 9 30 .... IO a.nd 5 -of C ~-ll respeetlYely. 16th St., Newport Hetgbts, baa Lane, Santa ADI, Caut, p.m. a asmu•e ve. aDd 7:15 p.m. , .. Ao auto. : a.m • .a&~ ch p.m. Mary 8 o-esa, studeata JO .t.ftw the $l 000 beeome a member ol tiM! El tcbool His wife, Dt.ue, Is the Tbts busl.Deaa Ia bel.DC eoo.
E. Coast Highway In Corooa maUc ptstol Yalued at $200 wu March 12. bas recetYed tbe U.S. Alr Foree $750 aod $500 top 3 prise~ Toro Martne Air Reeerves 00 daueflter of Mr. and Mrs. L. M. duett.d by a.n lDdlYidual.
del Mar and charged wUh driY· atoleo from a dresser drawer • MONDAY, MARCH 13 Commeoda.Uon Medal at Mather in each category In tbe ft.nals, a prior semee enlllltmeot. , cH•ster of 3025 Hardlns Way, Slped: WUUam w. Maseey. lng under the lnfluence of at. 1o the home of Leo (J)erste, James Calvin Barnes, 2f, ol AFB, caut. He was decorated osta Mesa
1 r I k 2 Here are local eootestants: A former member of the u.s. · This statement ftled wttb the coho ... A e onychec charge f808 Seashore Or., West New. 04 "A" St ., Balboa, and Jack tor meritorious service as a • VOCATIONAL ARTS Army for 2 years and. the Air K county clerk of Oranp Cou.nty
was lodged aga.inst Darrelle port, between 7 p.m. March 10 Lee Slpult, 2f, ot HwtUngtoo machinist at U.Tapao Airfield, Robin L. Chard, 1100 Clay National Guard tor 8 YMfl, MRS. WIC MAN TO TALK on: Mar. 13, 1972• by Beverly
Deane Krumweld, 39, of 4fll and f a.m. March 11 • , , A Beach, were arrested at 1 a.m. T~lland. He Is OO\f at Mather St., CUlf Haven; Newport fiar. be hUi been asslcoed u a. ReservatiOns tor the April J . Maddoa, deputy county clerk.
River St., West Newport, when bicycle worth about $50 was at 29ff W. Coast Highway, in a unit of the Air Training bor hleh school bot ber lth Marine Air 13 a.~muallwtebeonotthe Forest Publl b Mar h 16 23 30
pollee arusted him at 3:10 takeo from the pra.l'! of Mart. Mariner's Mile, aDd charged Command which provides ny. Deborah AM 'cook, 121 Abll-~se0Cctron~.f6. He wtlldrlll Home Women's AUJ!Uary may April 6~ ~972, ~ the' N~i
p.m. at Harbor and Adams lD lyn Moore, 2912: w. Oceaa wttb burglary ... Pollee stopped tng, techDical and baste mill-lone Ave Balboa lslaad· Co ek 00 mooth od be made locally wtththe chapter Harbor Eosign, F _1&f61 Costa Mesa . . . A bicycle Front, West Newport, between Alfred Albert Alcorta,' 37, of ta.ry training tor U.S. Air Foree rona del Mar high school.' • ~~~~t~ !nee a a Yfl&/ lD~; etatrman, Mrs. Charles Steak
valued at $50 was stolen trom 10 a.m. March 9 and 11:15 108-1/2 11th St., Balboa, at penonnel. Beverly Newtson 827 Pine squadron's annual 2 weeks of of Balboa, 675.3987. The event ---,L-,I!_G_.V.. __ MO_,.n=c==t=---
the garage of Lu Daley at 2626 a.m. March 11 ••. A bicycle fl~tbmStnt utandes altBaelboar m8tdn1vldghtandat Costa Mesa; Esb.neta high active duty for trainln"' eachs wblll ~R heHid a
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FICTITIO'~ B'~INESS N '"E Vista del Oro, the Bluffs, some· worth $80 was stolen ftom Alan .. • ., LEGAL NOnCE school summer. • enu.HI ole , Yersa ~ ~ENT ~
time between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. Clark's garage at 1757 Plat.a charged him with driving under nem:a Vlsk 31378ostonWa City Ptua, North Hollywood. STATEM
... A television set and other del Sur, silboa, between 8p.m. the influence of alcohol ... FICTITIOUS BIBINEm NAME Costa Mesa· 'costa M hi~ LIG.AL MOTICI Tbe speaker wUI be Mrs, Melva The followlnl peraoos are
household items wtth a total March 6 aod 8 p.m. March 11 Kitchell ftxtures valued at $100 STATEMENT school • esa Wieluna.n, who bas sened at do~g business as: C1Decolor
value ot about $692 were stolen , .. A pistol valued at $100 were stoleo from a home COO· The following persons are • LIBERAL ARTS FlCTITK>l5 BlSINESS NAME Forest Home women's retreat No. 102, 17155 Brookhurst
from the resideoc.e of Andrew was taken trom the residence structlon site In Harbor VIew doing business as: Ad Vantage, Vi ett C k STATEMENT uxt bas cooductedBibleclassea Street, FountaJn Valley: S.
Frederick Spatzier, 1850 16th of Richard Underwood at 2040 Homes sometime between 5 444 N.Newport,NewportBeaeh: Pom~oa ~.,. r~~= .:!· .1~ The tollowlngperson Is doing 1n Newport Beach. James MeKOW'll, 2617 Ames
St., Ne wport Heights. Stltpway Lane, Baycrest, be· p.m. March 10 and 8 a.m. Mark Leysen, 20051mAoahelm, tancla high s~hool. sa, s-business as: Alert Alarm Co., Clrcle, Anaheim; Shogo Yama.
• FRIDAY, MARCH 10 tween 7 p.m. Jan. 25 and 8p.m. March 13 , .• A tape deck and Costa Mesa; Stephen C. Johns-John H. Farre 212 VIa 1004 .E. Grove, Orange: Carl PILOT AI OS RESCUE moto, 665 Ferrar Way, Santa
Randall James Slmalds, 19, March 11. tapes worth $75 were stoleo ton, 432 Westmtnster,Newport. Koron Lido 1 1 . Nr, rtH Robert Fisher, 1004 E. Grove, Barbara.
of 41 5 N. Newport Blvd., New. • SUNDAY, MARCH 12 trorn Nancy Mae Sevisoo 's car This business Is being con. ' s e, ewpo ar. Orange. Navy Lieuteaant Com mander Thls business Is being coo-
port Heights, was arrested at Jean ~ Courtois, 47, of while it was parked at her dueted by an unincorporated bo~hlgh ~hool~ 2364Sa Ana This business Is being oon. Robert A. Johnson, son of Mr. dueted by a General Partner-
hi s r esidence at 5;15 p.m. a.nd 4J5 N. Newport Blvd., Newport resideoce at 12:6.1 /2 42nd St., association. ren ea nta dueled by an I.Ddlvidual. and Mrs. Robert Jolvlsoo of ship,
charged with possession of a Heights, was arrested at 11 :40 West Newport, from 11 p.m. Stgned: Mark Leysen. Ave., Costa Mesa; Costa Mesa Signed: Carl R. Fisher. 184& Lamar, Costa Mesa, was Signed: s. James McKown.
fraudulent check ... A bicycle p.m. at Vla Lido aoo Newport March 12 until March 13 at This statement lUed with the hJ~i1~1·P trl s mood This statement filed with the the pllot of a helicopter from This statement filed with the
valued at $100wasstolensome. Blvd,, and charged with driving 8 a.m .... William J . Dopuie county clerk ot Orange County 2408 Bonnl Pala eec Y M s, cowtty clerk of Orange County the Naval Air FaelUty In Stg-county clerk of Orange County
ti me between 4:45p.m. and 6 uDder the influence of alcohOl of 221 35th St., West Newport, on: Mar. 6, 1972. by Beverly e ee, osta esa; on : Mar. 13, 1972, by Beverly oneiJa, Sicily, that transferred on: Mar. 6, 197Z, by Beverly
p.rr1. from the garage ot Mrs. , .. A bicycle valued at $90 reported that a thief took $130 J. Maddox, deputy county clerk. ;o~~ ~lTSMar high school. J. Maddoa, deputy county c lerk. a man on emergency leave from J. Maddox, deputy county clerk.
Cla rk King, 1924 Beryl Lane, was stolen from Paul Edward worth of stereo eql.dpmenttrom Publtsh: Ma.reh 9, 16, 23, 30, J h C d 1812 Sa Publish: March 16, 23, 30, the destroyer U.S.S. Lester, Plt!Ush: March 9, 16, 23, 30,
Harbor Highlands ... Silver-Remer'sgarageat210Golden· hishomebetweenlOp.m.March 1972, in the Newport Harbor 0 t n C~~· . E mar April 6,1972, tn the Newport 90 miles out in the Medlter-1972, in the Newport Harbor
ware worth about $50 was re-rod Ave., Corona del Mar, 2 and 7:30 a.m. March 13. Ensign. F-16340 hi~:~oo:~~ esa, stancla Harbor Ensign. F-16462 ranea.n, back to the tactUty. Enstgu. F-16338
LEGAL HOTICE LEGAL NOTICE
ORDlNANCE NO. 1411 servicing of motor vehicles,
A~ ORDI NANCE OF THE including those activities and ern OF NEWPORT BEACH operations as specWed in See-
.\DDI~G SECTIONS 20.02.032 tlon 20.43.050, but eaeluding
AND 20.02.225, AND ADDING major automobile repairs.
CHAPTER 20.43 TO TITLE (b) Major Automobile Re-
20 Of THE NEWPORT pairs -The term 'Ma)>r Auto-
f:IEA CI! M LJNICIPAL CODE mobile Repairs' shall mean any
Et-ITITLED "AUTOMOBILE extensive work Involvin g the
SEll VICE STATIONS" disassembly and/or overhaul
The City COWleil of the City of the enJ"iDe, clutch, trans-
of Newport Beach does ordain mlsaloo or ditferell11al Also,
<iS follows: body, trame aDd fender repair,
SEC TlON l.Seetlon20.02,032 painting, welding, ~bolstery
i s arlrleo l to t he Newport Beach work, tire recapping, glass re.
MunJctpal Code to read: placement or similar aeth1tles
'"20.02.032 Automobile Ser-shall be considered as major
vke Station. The term 'Auto· repair work.
mobil~? Service Station' shall 20.43.030 Use Per mit Re -
mean ... retail pla.ce of business qtdred. Automobile service sta..
en~.th't"l in the servicing of tions may be permitted In the
motor vehlr les, including those C.N, C-0, C-1, C-2, M-1 ,
' ~tv!lles :.nd operations as M-1-A and U Districts, s ub.
sp"'r•ltler! in Section 20.43.050, ject to the requirement ot a
Lut exL"!uding major autom >bile use permit for each develop.
repairs." ment. The procedure govern-
sEr !'ION 2.Sectlon20.02.225 lng the Issuance of all liSe
is .ldd~l lo the Ne wport Beach permits tor such developmeots
Mumr·tpai Code to read : shall be governed by the pro-
'21J.!J2 .225 Major Automobile visions ot this chapter and
!~o:.pJ.irs . The ter m 'Major Auto-Chapter 20.46, entitled 'PER.
rr1ohdt· !lr-pa!rs' shall mea n any MITS.'
e.\"t•!nss v•· work involving the 20.43.040 APPlication Con-
dssa c,sewbly and/or overhaul tents. An application for an
of th~;: engine, clutch, trans. automobile servlcestation s'-ll
misssor1 or dstrerential. Also, be in the for m of a use permit
botty, fra me and fender repair, application aoo shall be ae·
pa intsng, welding, uphOlstery companied by the following ln-
.,.ork., lir e recapping, glass r e-formation, maps and plans:
pid rPn,ent or similar activities (a) A plot plan of the prop.
s!Ja !l bt considered as ma)::)r erty, drawn to scale, shOwing
repair work." location of all buildings, cano.
SEC TI0:-1 3. Chapter 20.43 pies, on.sue aeeessa.nddrlves,
is oidded to the Newport Beach pump Islands, storage tacJU.
\l unin pa l Code to read: ties, pla.nUng areas, e:rterlor
"Ctlapter 20.43 lighting standards, signs, walls,
At.:TOMOBJLE SERVICE parldng spaces, enclosed trash
STATIONS areas, curb cuts a.nd driveway
S""r·tlons: approaches.
20.43.010 Intent. (b) Elevations, drawn to
20.43 JJ21) Of:-finillons. scale, Including all bulldlngand
20.43.030 lise Permit Re· sign laces and materials, tex.
qui red. tures and colors.
20.43.040 App liea.Uon Con-(c) A grading plan, Indicating
tents. hOW the property lstobegTaded
20.43.050 A<'tiv!ltes aoo ()p-and drained.
erations Per mit-(d) A landscape and irriga-
ted. tlon plan showingtheslze,toea.
::!U.43.CI60 D e v el op men 1 Uon and variety ot plant rna-
Standards tor New terlals to be used, fne ludln&"
Service Stations. the botanical and common plant
20A3.070 Existing Stfue. names of each, and the Oca.Uon,
tures and Uses. type and deslltfl of all lrrtga.
20.43.080 Discontinued Use. 1 tlon systems.
L!GAL HOTICE
(4) Brake adjust meat andre.
placement.
(5) Automobile washing and
poUshing (not including me-
chanical ear wash).
(6) Front-end alignments
(unless fa cilities exist outside
th e building on the effective
date of this ordinance).
(7) Soft drinks, candy and
cigarettes sold via dispensers
at stations constructed sub.se~
quent to the enactment of this
ordinance.
(b) The disp;enslng ot gaso.
Une, oil, air and water trom
pump islands, and the follow-
ing activities and Items of-
fer ed for sale or rent are
permitted outside of a build·
ing:
(I) Six (6) rental trailers
having maximum bed dlmeo.
sions of 6' x 10' each, only
provided such use was In ex.
istenee on the effective date
ot this or dinance. The toea.
tion and screening of trailer
storage shall be approved by
the Community Development
Dlrector.
(2) Automobile rental, pro-
vided that the automobiles are
not parked on pubUc streets.
(3) Tire dispLay as follows:
One (1) rack containing not
more than a number equivalent
to four (4) tlres per pwnp
Island, plus not more than four
(4) tires, In racks, on each
pump Island. There shall be
a maxSmum display of not more
than twenty (20} tires.
(4) Trash areas. enclosed by
walls, to be integrated wttb
the design of the service sta-
tion.
(S) Public telephones, pro-
vided they are well lighted,
are In a loc.a.tlon which Is
visible from the street, and
are accessible on a twenty.
tour bour ba.sis.
(6) Any testing or servlelng
ot automobiles which necessi-
tates a rUMing engine.
(7) The sale aDd installa-
tion of batteries aod minor
automoUYe accessories.
(8) The ale, mounting aDd
repair ot Ures.
(9) The tasttna:, adjuJtmeot
aod replacement of puts.
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site unless in the process of of PtJbUc Works. lines. (q) Additional Requirements as nearly as possible with the
being serviced. No vehicle shall (h) Noise -Bur.zersa.ndamp. (I) Ughtlng . All UgbUng • It shall be required as a sta.odards tor service stations
be eoosidered to be In the Ufied signaling bells are to fixtures shall be located so condition of a use permit that on new sUes set forth In Sec-
process of being serviced for be located wtthlo the servtee as to shield direct rays trom tbe grantee provide the oU UOo 20.43,060; taldng Into coo-
a period longer than ODe (1) station proper aod shall not adjoining properties. Lumln. eompuy, the property owner slderatioo stu or the property,
week. generate noise beyond that of aires shall be of a low level, and/or lessee each with a copy location ot the existing strue-
(3) Guoline tanker trucks a normal resldentlal telephone lndire<:t dlftused type and shall of the coOOIUons embodied in lure, and other similar eon.
shall not obstruct the public ring when the service statloo not exceed a height ot greater the permit, and reeeiYe a straints.
right-of-way during delivery. site abUts resldenliaUy.zoned than twenty (20) teet abcwe written receipt tberefor,sothat 20.43.080 Discontinued Use.
20.f3.060 o e v e 1 0 p m e 0 t property or property used for finished grade. there sball benopersonoperat-Notwithstanding anything to the
Standards tor New ServleP Sta. r esldenttal purposes. (m) Permanent E x 1 er lor lng the premises who is not eooirary ln this Chapter, 1f
ttoos, The tollowtnr deYelq)-(I) Architectural Oeslp -SIF, . A mulmum of se"fen aware of the coodltlons of op-any senlee statJoo Is abaJJ.
ment s'--"~·ds sllall annly to The siting aoo architectural (7 t 1 -•·11 be eratton. n, durin" any IDS~*· doaed for a pertod of IU: (6) ........., .,.. permanen s gns ~.. • eonsec.lltlve months, the Plan-all automobile service stations design of a service station permitted 00 a.ny sentee sta. tloo of the premises, the City
constructed on new sites sub~ building shall be, at a mlnJmurn, uon sUe as follow : shall ftnd violations of the r e-nlog Commission, after pubUe
sequent to the effec tive date compatible with existing or (1) One double-faced tree-quirements of the use permit, hearing, sballhavetheauthOrlty
of this ordinance aOO to re-planned Improvements and the standing sign, not eaeeedl.ng It shall notify both the oll com. to revoke the use permit and
modeling or rebuilding eaistlng character of the area In which a height of twenty.flve (25) pany and tbe operator of the ~a~::~~e a~e:~~. ==
stations as provided In Sectloo It is to be located. Unique feet and an area thirty.slx (3&) statloo In order to assure com-
20.f 3.070 (d). design concepts are encour. square feet tor each side. pllanee. tures ftom the sUe.
(a) L..ocation -All service ag1!d. (2) Two wall signs to be Jo. 20.f3.070 Ex Is II n g Struc:-20.43.090 "weal. A . .l.nl.tia -
station sites shall front oo (j) Landscaping -AI least cated on the exterior facades tures and Uses. The provtstoas Uon of Appeal. ln case the
'"""' d 1 ted jo tin n (15) ..... r eent of the site t lh bulldl nd 1 ot Cha~er 20.44 entilled 'NOD· automobile service station op-s ........ s es gna as m.a r' ee ,..... o e ng a oo ex-.,. erator is not satisfied With primary or secondary on the shall be landscaped with plant eeeding ten (10) square feet conforming Structures and
City M;t.ster Plan of Str eets materials designed to provtde each. Uses,' shall be applicable to the acUoo of the Communtty
and Hlgflways unless the sites beauttlleation and screening. (3} One sign adverUsing the automobile service stations as Development Director lo any
are part of or In conjunction Planting areas shall tnclude price of gas aDd not eaceedt.nc defined i.n this el\apler, except ~=a!".~~~!; ~~r~
with developments such as but not be limited to thetoiJow. eight (8} SQuare teet. The slg:n as ameDded by the following writing to the Pla.noJ.Dg Com-
shopping centers In residential ing: shall be of materials ln ba.f. teJUiatl.oos: mlasloo ,.., fllio" a Notice ot
areas. (1) Five-foot wide planters mony with those utlllJed In (a} Existing Uses -Cessa. "'' •
(b) Site Site • The sHe shall between driveway approaches, the building. Uon of Use -The lawful use Appeal with the Secretary of
be of suUtcient size and con-separating pump Islands for (f) One sign ldenttlytng the of land or building or both the Plannlng Commission with·
figuration to satisfy all re-their enUre length trom the operator of the premises aod tor the purpose of operating ln ftve (5) days tollowlog the
ul Is t t1 t t k sidewalk or public rlght-ot. ddr I bulldlo '" be an al.tomoblle serYtee staUon, decision of the Director of q remen or o . -s ree par • a ess o the g. ""' Commwllty Development, as
lng, setbacks, curb cuts, walls, way. located on the butldlnl aod wtlieb I&St ls ln e:dsteoee on prOYtded In Se<:Uon 20,58.010 laOOscapingand storageaspro-(2) A planting area at the not eaeeedlng a total of stx the etfectiYe date of this of the N__,rt Beach Munlel-
''ded tn this chapter. 'exterior' corner ot the site (6) square feet. Chapter, maybecootlnuedwttb. .,w,....
(e) Puking - A mlnJmum from curb cut to curb cut at (5) All small signs adnrtta. out oompllaoce with the re-pal Code.
of live (5) puking spaces for the intersection. lng products for sale, trading quirements of a use permtt B. Decision. Upon receiYlog
b t ba hall be (3) A series of tree wells, edit d a.nd ••~ provided that, U any sucb use Notice of Aweal to the Plan-eac serv ce y s pro-stamps, cr car s , .. '~' lllnr Commission, the wrltteo
vtded. All such parking spaces each located a mutmum dls· Inspection of pollution control shall e..se for a conUnuous ftndlnpoftbeDlrectorofCom·
shall be marked clearly and lance ot thirty (30) feet on deYiees, lamps and btakes, as perlod of slx (6) monthS, such munity Deveklpmeot s t.ll be
shall meet all City codes and center along all interior prop-authorized by the State, shall use shall be considered abi.D· submitted to the Pla.oD1nrCom.
sta.Ma.rds as to size and ac. erty lines, having a minimum be clustered into not more lhi.O dooed aDd the Pla.onlnl Com.
eessibtUty. J.nslde dlmensloo of four (4) three (3}slp grolC)logsloeated mluk>o aball hi.Ye the author-mlukmiO(ether with aU maps,
(d) Setbacks -All bulldtngs teet to any one side of the on the buUdtnr taee and a total tty to require the property letters, exhibits, aDd other
hall be set ba k ft 1 t 1-plantln"' area and cootalnln"' ht h hall t -~tw 1 owner to remove aU ea:tstt.nc documentary eYldenee could. s c om n eru.rr • • ot w c s DO taCt:UJ e Ye ered .... tbe Director ot Com-property lines a mint mum of at least ooe fifteen (15) pllon (12) square teet in area, ea-structures from the stte ur "'
ei(hteen (18) teet and exterior tree of an approved variety. e lusive of the addJUonai~~J&,Ce obtain a UH permit puriUlDt munlty DeYelopment In reach.
ty lln In! t Plant materials shall be ulred 1 1 ~ u 1.... to Seetloo 20.43.040 of th1s ID& his de<:lsioo. The Pla.aalnc proper es a m mum o req or s ens au,.er s-. Commtuloo shall reader Its
thirty (30} feet eaeept thatpuf11' chosen ror their screenlnc State-atAhorized serrieea. Tbe Chapter. declakla wtlhln tblrty (30) doJI
lslallds may be located a mini-quaUUes, beatty aDd durability. sign baekgrouOO shall be ot (b) Reston.Uoo or Damapd
mum of twenty (ZO) feet rrom Plantlnp shall lnclude a m1J:. materials ln ba.rm~withU.O. or Destroyed Buiklfnl • AAy after tbe be&rlDC of tlle appe&l.
aU nterior property Unes, and ture of trees, ahrubls aod utlUzec:lln the bulldillg. buUdlnf 1n 11M 1.1 an alllo. C. Appeal to the Clty COUD·
puq, Island canopies may pro. CfowdcoYers. (6) One ctouble-flced alp, In mobile avtlee llb.Uoo oa the cU. In cue a.n appl1eut Ls
jeet to within nn (5) teet of City parkway areas shall be a permanent frame, DOt ••-eftecUn cllte of thla C~ not attslfted With the aetlon
exterior property lines. prcwtded with grOUDdcot'er aDd eeedlng a.n a.r• of tweiYe (12) •Mcb U cit maced or de-of the Plaa.Dinc Commluioo
On-site driveways all sbould street trees u per City stud· IQu&rl feet tor each sJde, tor Jtroyed by ft.rt tJPiolloa. on bla appe&l, be m&J wltbiD
be a mlnlmum Of twenty.flYe arda. promoUooal purpoRS, but ex. ll.l"thqaa.ke or otbU act, to &D tweaty..ooe (21) daJI r iD
(Z5) feet for two-way trame All plantlDc ar .. •'-11 be clucUnc anr reference to price. exteat of ..,.eaty.n•e (?S) PH'· wrltlDc to tbe Ctty CMidl.
or elctlteeo (18) teet for one. pro~ with a permaoent No rotaUDc, tluhlrlc. bllnk· eem ot the IAift).Md ntut . u PrOYided lD Cblpter 20.58
way clrcal&Uon. wxt«crouod automaUc ~~»fink· inr or slplnc wttb utatlon. tbertiOI a.ceord1D1 to tbt u. of tbe Newport Beach MUD.tcl·
(e) Access. Driveways shall ler lrTiplloa aysttm ol a de. flap, b&JlJMJU or otbeJ' attee. aeaam-b)" Utt atiiiSOI' b' pal Code dt&I1DC wlthtppeala,"
be 10 dtstllttd and located as liP, sultallle tor the type a.acl Uoa..attraetl.n& dtt"leee ftU be the beal ra.r durtnc wblcb SECTION f. Thlt orcM•oee
to tnPf'e a ate aod efftettot uruaemeat of tbt pta.nt ma.. permitted oaaperm&DIGlbuil. aueb deltruetioe occurred, en&' thaU bt ~Uibed ODCI 111 tbe 20.43,090 Appeal, (e) Such other plans, draw.
20.43.010 lntent. In order to IDJ"S and lnformatloo as the I promote and presern the pub-Director ot Community De-
health, safety, eonveolenee, 1nklpment reuoaab\J rna, r e.
· wellare and poeral qulre.
(10) The ale of IJOft drtoks,
caDdY, eJ.prett .. , leeandslml-
lar Items Yla dttPtn.sera at
ltatl.ooa cooltructed prior to
tbe -ameat otthlsordlnlaet,
(II) The oerY!clng of alr-
eooditloDtr 1.
moYement ot tramc oo ud terla.ll Hlected. Attea&too-attncttDc dtftee~ DOC bt rtlllored wltbo.t tbe offtelal DIW.-per of the City,
off the au. to aDd from the I ~Ad~ pJaotinc a.od ma1 bt permuted tor WrtJ rtqlinmeet of a ue pwmu. ud tbl ame ltall be .a.ctm
1aoe of trat.ac Dnfnt thecarb. sprl.lltler lrrtptioa piau ud (SO) daya, bow .. tr, wbea coa-(e) MaJat•nce, RtpairUIId tbtrtJ (10) days alter the date
AU driYOftJO obaU be localod -'ftca"-oball be --otcltd ...Uhac-'IIC« <ba.Dao Stroel-1 AI-• llaltl-of Ill o.q,tloo it is the lnteDt of 1 20,43,050 AetlYIUes and Op·
tll&t automobile I eratiool Plrmtttect. ActivtUet:
stations shall ootereate and operaUoq ahaU be sub~
p@destrlao and .,._ to tbe followlnc rtttrteclona:
tralftc har.&rds aDd &hall (a) 1D addlUon to the dl•-
be df!lf:rlmeotal to Ultordl.n· peoslD&" or p101tnoe, ott, a.1r
malntenuce, deveklomeot &Dd water, the tollowlof opera-
redevelopment of tbe Ita"· Uou art permitted IWtl wbtll
as r eflected bJ CODINeted ePllreb wtthlD u
Zonlnr Re&· eaeloeed buUdta.c wttboul the
-:illc plaao ap-... ol .., '""" llaDit a.nd In
fteb ~ 10 II DDt to be ':~0:; ... .. ... _ « ot dtltriJnG to
ct lbo lol-u..occ...-.oftd---
lbo •lloo: f~::==~ (I) Clttt..,.. of toC1D1 oU Sor'flo081a-udUon.
Tbt wm 'A-Jo (I) ..,....,._.,_••-l;;;r~oo -· olloU -a lllelo ......
,_ cl • I I -(*)Tile c-. cl --
11 ... -"' llloJ ....... ..,a.
(12) The .. nlelog of alr
polluUoa. cootrol dmeea.
(IS) ~.&q> ootjullmoDI.
(c) Operatlar prcwlalo ..
1haU llletw!e the tollowtllr re.
otrlcllcM:
(I) Parldac co olte Ia pro-
bllllltd -II:Jr -h •obtcloo
&I &H ill tbl proeeta fA bible
HrYictd,-lleloocltlr to •1110..,.. ud eonlct lndto ....,.,. .... _,
R-.t can udlnl--
bo ......., .. .0. lll>jld liD
lila --ol-10.-u.oso (b) (1) ud (I~
(I) 110 -....... lor
-· tMII bo ......., lor • ......., ._ -lftlll1-
-~>-••Dollalloo
and eoutructed a.ccorcU.nc to mttted by tltt at~PUeut aact lD OW"Dtr"lhiP or ~&'liMit tecuce rC~Ur• ud ttnet..._l Tbla ~ ns J.Dtro-
the Clb' of Nnport Beach apsworld bJ the Commllftlty 0.... of a. Mf"ftt.e ltltfoo. a.llentk.. eu be m&dt to &111 due«! &t a replu metUstc of
Drl .. nJ Ai>l>roa<:b Polley, YOiop-Dlrtetor prior lo (tV ROll ROOOio -AU root beiJdlac Ia -ao a -liM tllo CIIJ C_.ll of lbo CIIJ ol
Drl'feways lor Ml'tlee Jta. tbt ta.DCe of a bldk11Dc PM"· room~ IMU be toeattd. to u. ..-rice ..._ oo tbe tftleUM Newport S.Cb OD the lab d&J
tloaa wtdch an de .. loptd aa mtl. aide 01' ne..r of tbl tcldlac date of tlda c....., peotidtd oC FtbrarJ, 1011, ud wu
put of or to coajla:tloa wltb (k) P•lmeter Walla -S.· wUb all llltr'Uete ICI'IIDed tllat ncb ,...._..,.,, rtpl.lt adapted oa tbt Utb S7 of
ootjocool-au be-Ylco -ollooolalll!"--1n1n1-,..., "'-. or llldWtl ..... --·llarclt, 11?1, bJ U1o ro.-.,
u put ollbo lola! clrcoll-anlad --~~ nil-Ia& or a 111 (e) loot 11JP wau aol ncoad, 10 UJ -1111•• •.co. lo wl: alomtGI o1 -~ td)oclot-_..,. __ ~ or 'of -lllo 10 bar-WUII molfo(IJ)-I*Iod,-4\'1:8, COUIICILVB":Vc-.,
-lor co..allt-.. pr.-IJ -lor -Ill --lit 1M ........ (II) I*-cl 1M ,. ... ol· K,.la, Roaot.O. Hlrilt, C.-I,
tac.._aUIIe-. '*""" bJ ~~~-111&11 (o)-.,o • .w ..-1M ........ "" u ---~Par-. (f) WIWH • All .Uutlll ....., waDI wM'"'II ... ud ......_ ...... u alillll bJ t• trrrr.C ..... WOII, COOMCIUIIII: "-a.
ololl bo -llod -..-llrlaloollDllotlltcolor,-f'lti'-11 ....... -.1110 ._ .. -~~ ... --4111DT COUIICILME":-
wlbia lila -lor -ly utd -lo -1111-()~ tM11 bo --1M •coo' I-(11) I*-cl E. F. Rlrtll
U.O. of 1ba .... Ia lila ........ ilecll ftlloiltOU 11111........ , lila --waltta will M-"""'
(I) Oralap. All-.. lle=r-lo trw• (I)~· (p) Dlo1o,. Ma•IIIIJ • ~~-..... ·-u .~~:.._
11o 111o-tt1t111 bo.., --u -td)leottol ocr-._., ...u bo --,., ••••••• 1 •-c=c.;r-
..-•-• 11o •'* ...... ---·tlloballlillllorur•-ltoc -Air••lot-boltttr.., =:=::.O:u":.»:: :O."'orlit.=.noe.-;::.:= : ::."":..":, ::.:.•=~ =~~·:=.:;.=.::".:a ... ~~ •::: Ill jldlo-.,albi'IM~ alraadl' lllol •-111'-IJ o11oo, let 1111--. llo I IJ 8 • u II -'1 , 41
NEWPORT HARIOR EJISICJI
SECOND llCTIIII! • • P ... '
lltURIOAY, MARCH Z3, U7Z
COIIliiA DEl. MAR, CAU F.
TMAH «O'DJII • 1770 N!W,ORT
COST4NIU '"·n•s
APP REN11CE5 GRADU4 TE
Nuy Seaman Appreatteea
Gary L. Lane, SOD of Mr. aD:t
Mrs. Robert 0. Boyles of 1634
WtdtUer Ave., Costa Mesa, and
Richard P, Terrace, soo ot
Mr. and Mrs, Woody W, Wolf
ot ZZ2ll Avaloo, Costa Mesa
han graduated from recrud
traLntng at the Naval Tralnlng
Center at San Diego,
I CHIJitt:HES I
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IN THE NEWPORT ·MEU AREA
POR IN SP IRATION
9:45 --Btble Study
11 a.m. & 7 P.M. -Services
DR . JAME5 COMBS
Pastor
Sa,.ta ),,.a ,A.II«. at ,\IGt noll'a
548-1733 COSTA MESA 548-1733
BAPTIST
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HOME OF P. G. NEUMANN CHRI5TIAN SCHOOL
FIRST OfUROf OF LUTHERAN CHURCH
OfRJST, 5CIEHTIST OF THE MASTER
.)303 Via Lido Lu ..... Oturch tn ~
Ncwpon Beach 2900 Pedflc VMiw Dr.
SUNDAY SOfOOL Coron11 dill Mw, C.lf.
9 .... -· 10130 .... SUNDAY SERVICES REV. MARTIN C. OLSON
9 a.•. ftd 10r80 ... tnterlm Pastor
WEDNESDAY EVENING 9 :00A.M. family Womip
MI!ETINC 8 p.m.IJICU)(l A.M .· Church odlool
READING ROOM I :00 A.M.· FestiYe Wonhip
Week d•y•z 9 •.m .. 5 p.m. NURSERY PROVIDED
Wednetday: 9 a.m.· 7:-U P·"'·l'---------~ Tueld.y and Friday:
9 a. I'll. • 5 p.m.; 7·9 p.m.
Sundey: 1 p.m. · -4 p.m.
SECOND OfUROf OF
CIIIUST, SCENTIST
Ncwpon Beach ac
Cxona del Mar
·3100 Padfk View 0..
SUNDAY SOIOOL 10 a.m.
SUNDAY SEll VICE to a.m.
WEDNESDAY EVENING
Rhclina lloom: a P·•·
1100-B r... CoutBwy. r... ... e••• Narda• ..
3282.!==~
Newport HeithU
Fru •"clJndcpc"d•"'
Co"t'•t•fional
Ch dsti•n CluHcl.
REV. NORMA!< BROWN
MINI StU
THE NEWLY FORKED Bank ol Newport wtu bost a.n open.
LDc day celebn.Uoa Saturdly, March 25, starting at 10:30
a..m., f•turlD& the first a.nnual Ba.nk of Newport long
dllt&Dce laUoon race competition, Four thOusand 16 Inch
hellum fllled balloons will be released at noon, with return
tdenUflcatlon cards attached. All those attending the cere·
monies are lovtted to e~~ter the race, and the contestant
whose re&tstraUoo card Is returned from the greatest
distance before Aprll 14 will receive a fully equipped
14 foot Hoble Cat aatlboat. Don Picca.rd, world altitude
record holder for hot air balloons, will give a demonstra-
tion In a 70 toot higtl balloon, asceDding with the 4,000
small racing baUooos. Another celebrity, actor John
oNayne, has the honor of being the first depositor at the
Bank of Newport. "Duke" Wayne is shown here, at left,
with bank president Rooald L. Rodgers, Verna Johnson
a.Dd Bernice Ballard. The Oscar winning actor, who makes
his home in Bay Sbores, opened his acco.mt early since he
was leaving for Mexico to make his ZOOth-plus Olm on
location. Tbe Bank of Newport is located at the lntersec.
tlons of 16th St. aDd Dover Dr., just Inland of Coast Hwy .
LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE
CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH, CALIFORNIA
NOTICE INVITlNG BIDS
SEALED BIOS wUI be received at the omce of the City
Clerk, City Hall, Newport Beach, California, until 10:00 A.M.
on the 4th day of Aprll, 1972, al which time they will be opened
and read, for performi..Dg work as follows:
ALLEY (MPROVEMENTS, BALBOA ISLAND 1971-72
CONTRACT NO. C-1405
Bids must be submitted oo the Proposal form attached with
the eootra.ct documents f\zrnislled by the Publlc Works Depart-
ment. Tbe addi.Uooa.l copy of tbe Proposal Form is to be retained
by the bidder tor hls records.
Each bid must be accompanied by cash, certltled check or
Bidder's BoDd, made payable to the City of Newport Beach.
tor an amount equal to at least 10 percent of the amount bid.
The Utle of the proieet and the words "SEALED BID" shall
be clearly marked oo the outside of the envelope containing the
bld.
Tbe Contract Documents tbat must be completed, executed,
aDC1 returDed lD tbe sealed bid are:
A.Propostl
B. Deliptloo of Subcontractors c. Bldder'a Bood
D. Noo-coUusioo Aftldavtt
E. statemem ot Financial Responsibility
F, TecbDlca.l Abi.Uty aDd Ezperleoce References
Tbese doc:umelltl slW1 be afft..J:ed wtth the signatures aDd
utle1 of the per9011S stplng on behaU of the bidder, For Cor.
pont1oos. the stp.tures of the President or VIce President
aDd Secretary or Aasistant Secretary are required and the Cor.
Recruiting change made
Kt'llpOirt ll&rbor rD•ftO.IDiD IOMud!Wflda, TbiDtWSaatl.
tbe Mar!MI .lOW lMwt tor boot AM JWioD DOW COt'tn a $ ...
eamp a-om -.Aaa, --ara Ill Sootllorll Calli. Gl LooAoploo,lbolocallllarloo onla ud lllc._lbo rocnlt-
r.ert&tu •......-aced t111a ..._ t.ac omee lD w v, ..... N•.
-Str&OUI Aco-Tllo local recrolUD( omco -l -llarlllo r-..w.r Ia ll 5<Z VI, 19tll st., Cool& ~·~~~---~~~--proc-rocrulto ud-lURK! BILL DEALS
lbem lA> S.. Dtoco lor-WI Til fAIRVIEW LAND
camp, Howenr. _ medk:al ••· Auembtymu Robert H
ami.UOU art 1t111 btkl lD Bl.ll'tt (R.HUAtlD&tonBtach)~
LOI AD&'tlea until • aew 0 • iDtrodttced AB 1088, a bill de.!
&mlalac .ta.u.on le opeoecl 1D liped to Ht up proceduree 1 :=-:::· ::,*_~~::: t! wblcb will authorlr.e the state !
S ' to Jeue Ule surplus property t ll· Ma.llDe. Recruit. art located at Ftlrvlew Sta.te Hoe-1
~Aale~eeo S&.ala ADa Ud ptt:al to any of the I.Dterested
Strput Ma.11.oe said tbe local public entiUes.
fac:lutJ at 1600 N -oro.::: "HopetuUy," aaidMr.Burke,
1D SuQ ADa 11 pari ola llltioo~ ''•hea tb1JI measure Js ap.
wide deeeotra.U.&ioc of Marine prOfed, It wtll set Ja moUoo
reerldUoc area tbe pluAlDc and de•e)Opmeot
UoUI Mooday~·Ult Los AGee· by the local ageaclea wh.lcb
lea rtcrtdttng lta.tion was re-will be necessary to assure
IPOUfble tor an area from the people of Western Orange su LuLl Obispo to tbe Mexican Couoty that the Fairview sur.
border aDd westward into Ari· plua laDd wUl be a regional park 1a the ll8&r future.
LIG.\L IIOTICI
ORDINANCE NO. 14Z9
"Baat.caUy, AB 1068 says
tll&t the state may enter into
a leue agreement, provided
that the deputment of general
services, wh.l ch t.s tn charge
of mainta1nlng the property,
finds tbat certa.ta sta.ndards
have been met."
~ ORDINANCE OF THE
CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH
AMENDlNG SECTION 11.08 ••
040 RELATlNG TO SLEEP·
lNG lN VEH ICLES OR ON
BEACHES
The City CouDCil of the City GOP BUTTOH CONTEST
of Newport Beach does ordain Aaemblyman Robert E. Bad·
as Jollows: ham (R) Newport Beach, an-
SECTION 1. Section 11.08.040 oounces that the Republican Na.
ot the Newport Beach Municipal Uooal Committee is llolding a
Code Is ameDded to read: CODtest for designing the 1972
"11.08.040 SleeplDg 1n Auto-coo..-ertloo button for lhf' Callf.
mobiles Vehicles or 00 orn1a Republlcan. The contest
Beaches. It Is hereby declared is open to students enrolled
unlawful ror any person to sleep LD a h.lcb school In California;
in any automobile veh.lcle entries must be accompanied
parked a.oy place Jn the Clty by u eotry blank provided by
of Newport Beach, or to sleep the committee, or a tacslmile
on any beach, publlc orprtvate, tbereof, and the designs are
between the hours of nine p.m. limited to 2 coW>r designs, such
aDd ntne a.m. of the next day." as wh.lte paper, red and blue
SECTION Z. This ordtnanee colors.
shall be pubU.shed once I..D the Prizes will coosist of
ofllcial oewspaper of the City, sebol.a.rships: first prl.z.e, $500;
and the same shall be eftecttn secood pr\.te, $250; th.lrdprlze,
30 days after the date of Its $100.
adoptloo. COMBAT EXERCISE
This ordinaoce was lntro. In the pre-dawn darkness of
duced at a regul.a.r meeting of a Mediterranean morning late
the Clty CoWlcll or the City last mc>mh, men of the 34th
of Newport Beach held oo the Marine Amphibious Unit wer e
28th day or February, 1972, making a final check of their
aDd was adopted on the 13th combat and survival gear before
day of March, 1972, by the hitting the beaches.
fol)owing vote, to wtt: Marine Pfc. Carl L. Martin
AYES, CO UNClLM EN:Mclnnis, Jr., son ot Mr. aod Mrs . Carl
Kymla, Ro~rs. Hirth, Crout, L. Martin Sr . of Z3Z'7 Tustin
Dostal, Parsons. A•e., West Upper Bay, wa&
NOES, COUNCILMEN: None. amonc those men, a.nd stormed
ABSENT COUNCILMEN: NoDe. ashore before tlrst Hpt W'tth
E. F. Hirth more than 500 other Ma.rtDeS
Mayor in a mock assault oo the
ATTEST: "eoemy" at Carbooeras, Spain.
Laura l..aglos Wtth lleUcopters and powerhll
C ity Clerk amphibian tractors they 5e·
Publish: March Z3, cured the beachhead in 3 days
the Newport Harbor of·.;;;..;,;;.;;;:
porate Seal Sahll beamxsd toalldocumentsrequiring signatures. i~~~~~~:~~~ LD tb8 case of aPart.Dershlp,lhe signature of at least one geoera.l
portaer 1.& roqulred.
our many frlenclt
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WORLD'S
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EXOJJSIYE
GUAUNIEED
~y BYIQ
20 ~,.r f ()l-' (1\'iH r ~ C t.PP'f' B3
1702 NEWPORT 8L VD. at 17th
for the best in service
MoD.·Fri.: 10 a.lll. to 5 p.m.
'l'\1anday nocttoinP: 7 to 9
Sat.: tO a.m. to 4 p.m.
You are c•diaU:y inYit~d to
SUNDAY SERVICE
AND CHUROf SOIOOL
AT lmOOA.M.
Nwrsuy c~~N proftd.d
PHONE' 64:1-:17-40
No blds will be accepted from a Contractor who has oot been
licensed 1D accordance with the provlslonsotCbapter 9, Division m of the Business and Professions' Code. The Contractor
shall st:ite hls Ucense number aDdcl.assiftcatioolnthe Proposal, I
Pluu: a.ad Cootn.ct Documents, lnclud.t.n&: Specl.al Provisions, ..---~~
may be obtal.oed at tbe Public Works Department, City Hall, ii ·,,;;;;.•
Newport Beach, C&lltornta. at DO cost to Ucensedcootractors. AI ~rehlodable ctw'p ot $Z .OO will be required for eacb set of1
Plana and Coatract Documents issued to others. It is requested
tba.t tbe Plus and Coatrad Documents be returned wtth.ln 2 weeks
r•••-u•SJ'S ... ~ .• ~ ••. :.~Llsl~z~rs~l3~~~~~~~~
attcncf 5erYiu• and
to U. Jt.oom.
Central Bible Olurch
2SitD ST. ot Olt4MGI, COSTA loiiSA -!M._..J
._.., lllloolli • 11ot*11 ••• t:OO •• 10:10 a.a.
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CHURCH OF RELIGIOU5 SCIENCE.
OF CORONA DEL MAR
lLI!AMOR C, JACKSON, MIMIJTf.R
Stmday Sentce , •••••• 11 :00 a.m.
SllDda.y School • , ••• , , . 11 :00 a.m.
2411 !. COAST HWY, 6Uo10l2
after tbt bkl openl nc.
Tbe City tu adopted the StaDdard Specitlcatlons for Public
Worts COG&tructloo. (U'IO EdiUoo and S'"'lements) as prepared
by tbeSoutberoCallb"DlaC~softbeAmertcanPuhllc Works
AuoclaUoD aDd the AsiiOCIIte<l Geoera.l Contractors of America .
Cbptu may be obtalDed from BuUdin' News,lDc., 3055 OVerland
An., Los An .. les, CaW. 90034., (213} 8'10·9871.
The City baa adopted stamard Spec1al Provisions a.Dd Standard
Drawt.np. Caples of tblee are anllable at the Public Works
Dc~Utmeot at a cost ot $!.00 per set.
III accord&Dee W'ith tbl prcwl51ons of Article Z, Chapter 1,
Part '7 of tbe Ca.Worala. l...abor' Code (Sections 1 '7'70 et seq.), Ule
City CouDcU ot tbe Clty ol Newport Beach has ascertained the
geoera.l preY&J.IJ..q rate of per diem wages I..D the locality tn
which tbe wort ls to be pertormed tor each craft, cla.ssitlcaUon.,
or type ot workman or mtcbuic Deeded to eDCute the contract
m:t bu set fortb tbese ltem.J 1n Resol~ No. 698Z, adopted
FIRS., BAPTIST CHURC UayiZ, 1068, A "'PY ot-ruolutlools aY&llal>le In U>e otllce
' I o1 tbe City Cl•t.. All pans.a to tbe oootract shall be KO•eroed
UOI CLIPP D•IVE, HEW !tORT aiAC:H by all proTi.l1ou ot t.b1 CaWomJa L&bor Code r elating to pre-
•-Beauty SliiOfla
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BEAUTY NOOK
2732 E. Cont Hwy
Corono del Mor
Phone 644-7338
• Bicycle•
A NIW CHUIICH WELCOMES YOU ftlllD(....,. ntu (-17'70-1781lllcluslve).
THil fllllV. DON I..., INGLE, P'AITOfll CrrYOFNEWPORT BEACH, CAUFORNlA ~D&SI!.VD
SUNDAY SCHOOL., •• , f1U A.M. ala&. I STUDY laura. Lagloa, Ciiy Clerk 420 1!. lnM ST. COITA MDA
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wtll prestnt a movie aboUt U..t
ftltlval at 7:30p.m. Tburld&J',
Muc:b 23, 1D tbt Orance Cout
Collect Audttortum, The public:
bWtted to atteDd the fUm
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3408 E. C<NU Hwy
Corona dtl M..-
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1171 HarM< ....... C.M.
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• Shoe Repair
ANTHONY'S
SHOE SERVICE
CO•~tLITI SMOI,
AND """DaAG RlltAIRt
1401 £. Cout Hllll•ar
Coroaa .del Mar
PboDe: 67 .. 4140
Otlll•r Loclltio•a:
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UPHOLSTERY
142·1171
UGAL IIOTICE LEGAL MOllCE
BEFORE THE PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMtsSION
OF THE STATE OF CALtFORNlA
lD the Matter of the Awllcation of THE
PACIFIC TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH
COMPANY. a .corporaUon, for authority to
lacrease certain intr.astate rates and clla.rges
applicable to telephone services furnished
within the State of CalllornJa.
Wll11am M. BeMett, Consumer Spokesman.
aDd Consumers Arise Now, an association,
Comp~na.nts,
YS,
Tbe Pac lfic Telephone and Telegraph
Company, a corporation,
Defendant.
1~ SPANISH-SPEAKING TELEPHONE SUB-
SCRffiERS FROM SAN FRANCISCO, SO-
NOMA, AND IMPERIAL COUNTTES, THE
SPANISH SPEAKING/SURNAMED POLITI-
CAL ASSOCIATION, THE MEXICAN -AMERI-
CAN POLITICAL ASSOCIATION, THE
HEALOOB URG AND WINDSOR LOCAL AC-
TION COUNCILS,
Complainants aDd (Proposed) Protestants,
"· THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE AND TELE-
GRAPH COMPANY, a corporation,
De!endant and Applicant In Proposed Rates
lnc rease *51774.
WILLIAM 'M . BENNETT, Consumer Spokes-
man, and Consumer s Arise Now, anassoda-
tlon,
Complainants,
Y$,
Western Electr ic Company, joining Pacific
Telephone and Telegraph Company and
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
as Interested Parttes,
Defendants.
Investtg;atlon on the Commission's own motion
Into the rates, tolls, rules, charges, opera-
tions, separations, practices, contracts,
service and faciUtles ofthe Pacific Telephone
and Telegraph Company.
A. 51774 et al
Investigation on the Commission's own motion
Into the rates , tolls, rules, c ha.rges, operat-
tlons, sepa.ratlons, practices, contracts,
service and fac iUtles of the telepOOneopera-
tlon and certain telephone corporations.
Application
No. 51774
{Filed March
17, 1970)
Case No. 9036
(Filed April
13, 1970)
Case No, 9042
(Filed April
2, 1970)
Case No. 9043
{Flied April
6, 1970)
Case No. 9044
(Filed April
7, 1970)
Case No. 9045
(Filed April
7, 1970)
NOTICE OF FURTHER HEARING
(Order Reopening Proceeding for considera-
tion of alternatives to method approved by
Dec. 77984, etc. and for receipt of evidence
regarding possible refunds.)
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Public Utilities Com-
mlssioo of the State of Catuornia has set the further hearing
In the above entitled matters before Commissioner Sturgeon
and Ezamtner Caley for Monday, Aprll10, 1972 at 10:30 a.m.
to the Commission Courtroom, State Otnce Bul.ldlog. 107
South Broadway, Los Angeles, CaUfornl.a, at whJch time and
place all Interested parties may appear and be heard,
BY ORDER OF THE PUBLIC UTILITIES CO MM&lON,
Dated at Sao Francisco, this 13th day of March, 1972,
WILLIAM R. JOHNSON, Secretary
Public Utilities Commission
of the State of California
Publish: March 23, 1972, to the Newport Harbor Ensign.
MONTEJlT ALUMINUM
Price ,
Qual ity,
Reliability
ROLL UP AWNING
The Balboa Yacht Club will
·•say It wtth orchids" Satur-
day evening, April I, with cock-
tails at 6:30 p.m. aod dinner
at 8 at the clubhouse, 1801
Bayside Drive. Dress will be
"spring" Informal.
The orchid ball Is tbe "brain
child" of Vice-Commodore
HoedlnghaliS, who along with
Staff Commodore Ralph Deaver
aod director Ed Letheo, raise
orchids as a hobby.Mrs.James
Tyler is Chairman of the Dec-
orating Committee.
Mrs, A. Loc.kabey Is chair-
man of the ball, a.nd music
will be by the Frank F"lynn
Orchestra.
The followtng morning the
Balboa Yacht Club w111 aga1o
feature the a.nmal Easter
br..-.cb from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Tbe children's Easter egg
hunt wtU begin promptly at
11 :15 wUb the 2-4 year olds
meeting at the patio, and the
5-8 year olds meeting oo the
sun deck. The 9-12 year olds
..,. ...
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Cualom wi ndow & patio
awnings available
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in all sizea.
13 decorative colors
available in aluminum .
Mmty colors in canvostoo.
SANTA ANA TENT AND AWNING
EH
Teach your
children . these
safety rules:
1. Don't cross stn~ets or highways
while flying kites.
2. Don't fly a kite with metal in the
frame or tail.
3. Don't U&! tinsel string, wire or any
twine with metal in it.
4. Don't fly a kite over TV or raclio
antennas.
5. Don't fly a kite Hl'!\1" ch.'t:tric powc1·
lines an{J rlon't t1·y to reh·ien a
kite caught in power li nes.
6. Don't fly a kite in the rain.
Southern California Edison