HomeMy WebLinkAbout1969-10-23 - Newport Harbor EnsignOFFICES IN CORONA DEL MAR , CALIFORNIA
THE NEWLY ORGANIZED IIUral:t Club, -eel bJ till
Newport. .. BaJboa Rotary Club, beld 1lsflrltb111iNISmeet:iaC
M-y O)'oaiA( at tile Newport Harbor Chamber ol
Commerce oftlce 1n Corooa del War. Here are tbe omcen
ot tbe Dft' club: -.ted, sten sutoD of Newport Harbor
Hill> Seboo~ preeldeat, at loll, IUid Keo Nelaer ol Corooo
del Mar Hllb ScboOI, riCe-s-'uldent; starwtlnc. SblWD Bls~
eouette of Newport Harbor Hlgtl, secretary, at left.
a.Dd K• TlUey of Coroaa del Mar IUcb. traaurer. (Enslp.
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Sex ed report
due in January
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Reloca.Uoo ol. the haul road-the quality ot tbe 1lll was gmer. department. He reported
way aWears to ba:re eolnd tbe a.Uy good tou:celtem. They saJd Dawet that there was
sand haul crl..st.s 1D tbe West they would u.erclse quality coo.-evidence of any LISe ot tbe
NetrpOrt beach erostoo coatrol trol to insure thU poor road, The new roadway,
projeCt, materiaiJI were deposted d.l-was prepared Tuesday a.oo
Tllere were protests durlng redly at then.ter'sedgeW'here ready in use, is 100 to zoo
the weelc...eod about bauling too wan aetJoo would eliminate oceanward of the houses.
close to the OCeaJI froot homes most of the silt. A certalD Mr. Dawes said that he
aDd about poor quality of SlDd UK>WJt ot silt was necessary talked yesterday morntq to
being d~sttec:l oo tbe eroded oear the nter to establish the engineer with the State Oep&rt-
beaches. toe of tbe beach, tbey said. meot of Water Resources aDd
The program was discussed A complaillt that tbe old llaul was told tbat their analysis
at a speeia.l meeting MoDdl.y road wu being used was samples from the rt•er
morning at tbe •est eOO of Sea-cheeked out yesterday by Pat before the tlaul started soo••eo
shore Dr., atteoded by re-Ounip.o. of the eltypubllc works a very lligtl qua.llty at saDd.
presematives of the city, the
~:=o~r:r~lct aodthe BALBOA LAD , 4, DROWNS An immediate decisioo wu
made to aba.ndoo tbe haul road -"" oea.r the houses andtoesta.bll.sb Little 4-year..okl Braydon
4 -a oew roa.ctny sea'tiJU'd lostu' Bradford, 900 of Mr. and Mrs. Jan~ary ha.sbeensetas target years," sbe sUd. "Wby now the to the water's edge. The cbeacb Warren Bradford ot 1324 E.
date lor compleCJon of the sex sudden attacks?" JAN KAWAMURA, Harbor High's homecominc queen, is depressions or swales adjlcent Oeea.n Ft., Balboa, dr!Wtl8d
mloutes, with no results. He was
pJ'OCIOUDCed dead at 1:39 p.m.
edueatioo st!J:Iy belDgcoDducted ''Why suddea.J,y 1a: there so escorted by student body president Randy Wbltesidea fol-to the SaW. Ana RI•er WH SUDday ln tbe Penln.suJa Polnt
by the education committee ot mucb promotion of sa educa-lowlD&: the anoouneemeot ot tbe cboJee of Q1IHD durlDc tbe between Orange St. aJid c;;;:; RaCQQet Club pool at 2006 E.
the Nnport Harbor Cflamberot tloo?" Or. frl.uelle asked. balf-t1me ceremonies friday evenloc: dUI"iD( tbt Harbor-St., are being filled, and -.hen Bay ft.
Commerce. "There ha5 been a surce of Westminster llotball game. (Ensign pboto.) tbat job Is completed all ft.ll Mr, Bndtord told pollee that
Dr. Nola.D FrlueUe, cba.!r-demand for expudlnc the pro.-ANCHOR AW s material wUl be depo~lted ad. be had checked tUs sonoot more
mu, said at Mooday's study gram/' ARD GIVEN jacent to the water's ed tha.D 10 mlnLUs before llefoUDd
Se.·vices l1ld burial were hekl
at Pael.tlc Vl~w Memorial Park
wlth the Rev. Braha.ms from the
St. AJX!rew's Presbyterian MRS. JACK SMITH of UIO
CbiU'cb otnclating. Fuoera.l ShanDon Ln., Costa Mesa., bU
director wu Ba.lt:r: Mortuary of beeo cbosea as cbaitml.lll of a.
Corona del Mar. iood oei&hbet procram ol Cbl
Costa Mesa. United fuocl. She
wlll be responsible tor c-. meettDg tbat his committee 1s "Tbere 1s a oeed because ot Tidelands Admmrsiratcr him floating face down In the
DOW preparing a quesUon. the tncreue 1D noerea1 dl-Geo Da rted tba pool a.od that Ills son tlad been aaire to pt a cross-seetioa seue earb' marriages drug Tbe si!Yer aocbor an.rd ns member oltbe!I)OUDI'lD(ZoiD rge ns repo tthe ill rlgbt
of local opinion. Wben this ques-addi~ and high dl•orce i.te •• presented to 4 local resldeats Club of Newport Harbor, be" city sWf lla.d already m.ade Mt . .Eiradtord and the life-
tioii.DI.I.re Ls completed and W:rs Paull replled ' at yesterday's meetiog of the for tbe a.ooua.l ''day ot tun at the surveys of the tlll materLal, a.od guards adml.oistered mouth to
analyzed, the committee will .. De, think • educatloo women's dlvlsioo of the New-beach" for orphaned childrea., that 11 was their opUdoo that mouth resuscitation and ml-
draft Its report tor submlss1oo will cU::U this?" ~~ frlueUe port Harbor Chamber of Com-looF g Ume worker for the Uoos ~':i.e:au~lh·~e ge=~!_ ez.oi nutes la.ter the Newport Beach to tbe board or directors of the merce. Ish fry. Sbe bas sened as • ~n tlre c1epartmeot arrl•edandad
Cbamber, as~ 1 to ha Acting pri!Sident La.ura a director of tbe Glrls' Club mlno3 r k1w grade deposits lD Z miDJ.stered oxy~n. Bn.y~
Tbe eommltteerecommellda-8 necessary Ye a Laglos, city clerk of Newport lJld bas asslsted both the Costa or places. Mr • Da•es sa.Jd tbat sbow'ed no signs of ll1e am was
Uoas ud tbe Chamber's actJoo CODI:rolled IJ'OI4) I.Dd to~ Beach, expl:lioed tbat the Mesa and Newport Beach Ullited these deposits 'trlll be ftlledcrrer rusbed to Hoa Hospltal where
wW be coosldered by tbe trus-through b' aoum~oiYtars, awards are given a.tlllua.lly to funds. The a1ratd was accepted a.od wlU evelllually disappear doctors ww~ oa bim' for zo
tee1 ot tbe Newport-Mesa Un1-Mrs, PauU aid. Tbls 1s •bal ••people who have quietly given by Mrs. Jack Retoert In the fro":~ Udal acUoo.
fled Sc.bool District 1D tbelrde-~J are .~emptlng to do 111 of their Ume and their loYe ln abseDCe of fraoces M-.rs, who Tbt Corps of Enctoeers re.
clsloa u to tbe .. .--... nu... ol aabelm. be_,lnc others aDd ln ct.n-t .... 1"1 n.ca&Dlng 1D HaQ.ll preseDtaUYes a.bo stated tha1 -· __ , WbeD u>ed a1>out tho type --·-. •
1atrodGC1Pc a eour1e tllllmill ofprocram lhlldncatad,lfn. coacernudWI'''DCNN.tomaU RJERHE UAW DElA D lllo ud -eelucaUao ........ ,..., .. _. aoo --comm1811y ..... ~pla<:ola • VE
.... ICMctle --ludt) .. ~..,.. IU tdiCIIIta ..ftlct; ..... ..._.... ..... • -----I I ne ....... , at Moodaf'a eour lboft bJ tbea .. we areacoo.-
m..U.CwuMro.DoratllyPaull l2tl>-. ~:::-:-~ • ......, eommW>Ity. Tbo PI'-Udeluds fee Hllf>er ..... ..., >aloatioo t. a
ot Costa Yea, pr1me-rnorer1D 1 l~· eac &nde a.t:ayor Doreea MarSilaU pre-ordlDa.Dce will be preseated at coocomtta.ot l1ld a cooseqneoce
tbe Harbor Area etrort to ~~Wba , Moted the a•ards to the the Nov. 10 City COUDCU mee-or iocreased market falue A&
1Dch1Je .uedoca.Uontnthe'cur. t ls ~ school boards foi.Jo1t'l_ng: ttn.g instead of Oct. 27, ac~ such U redouods to lbe c~m
rtculum ot the local schools. po~i': .0:: · ~~wuto ~ • LOU YANTORN, executive cording to Newport Beacb Vlce-plainer's advantage In tbe 1oac
Sbe U cbairman ot the Harbor from u! cor!m~ty , sbe said.. director of the Boys' Club or Mayor Lindsley Parsoos, run."
Councll ot PTA aDd -<11rector "U tbe • the Harbor Area., president of cbairma.o of the clty tidelands Mrs. G. c. Hayes, 2524 HollJ
.lor family llte education 1D tbe shoukl eo.m~untty feels that we tbe Costa Wesaeommunitypro-committee. Ln., Newport Helgfl.ts-"I'm
4th Dtstrtct of PTA, whtchcom. Is f.:.: J=~=~t jecta committee and rtce-pre-Because of tbe many \ILJeS-amued that you b.aYe received
prt.ses Orange CoUDty. · tbeo a • sideot of the Harbor Area co-lions raised at last week's oo letters from the vast major-
LT. JIM SPEARS
COP WOMEN MEET taetlo& 24,000 f>.miUes lor t1>o
Senator John Scbmitund As-L'f drive. Sbe ls a Joq time
semblymao Robert Badha.m will local resident, ba:rt.n~ attended
speak at the Juocbeoo meett.ng McNally elementary scbool...S
of tbe Newport Harbor federa-Harbor Hlgfl. as the former Aa
ted RepubUe Women today,Oct. Crawford. Her IIDCle ta Sam
23, at tbe Newporter Ian. A Cra.-fard, fouDder ol Cra•-
bus.ioess meeting wlll be hek1 ford's Drug Store oa. N..,..-t
a.t 11 :30 a.m., luncheon at 12:45 Blvd. Her busba.od lJ u a,en...
p.m., aad the proeram will be-t1Ye wttb Padftc Te._,..
D,n a1. 1:15, They have 3 soas, WlR, M¥t
and Jeff. (Benle Aida~
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SGT. JON SCHORLE SGT. LED,KONKEL
She related the history of started RUot progra.m wiU be ordiaating couocil tor the past CoWlCU meeting, tbe committee lty of Newport residents •bo
tbe local campaign ' •bleb ,. ' 2 years. He dooatesmaoyhours requested tbeadd1Uooal2•eets cao't afford to live oo the bll.y
started tn 1965, wbeD' she ras an t!~=eln a.aJo e~~ of teacbiDg boys througtl persooa.l Ume to work with City Attorney front aoo whose ooly access to
pres1deat of tile Costa Mesa .,. ..... -rutdaDce, am arranges ma.oy TuUy Seymour and TldelaDds that k:wely area is rta a miDls-
HI&fl School PTA. She said that =:'as a re~t of sex::; SUDday afteroooo fishlog u-Admlr:d.stralor George Da•esln cute street-eDd or ooe ol the
ber PTA untt studied tbe need member~=~~· Dor=~ pedWoos. preparlD.c the draft of the or-too few orer...croWded beaeb
tor IU aod famUy llte educaw Mrs Pa .. • DIANA McKAMY, 17-Jear-dloaoce, areas that have beeogrOOglngly
tioo tor local stOOents and dis.-• uUreplled_ Tbeooly okl Corona del Mar Hl&flScbool VIce-Mayor Parsons said preserYed lor us and our NB officers are promoted
cu.ued the problem :nth par-f~~ms ban beeD caused by senior, chairman of tbe camy that quesUoos raised at tbe children, andWbothroug:bOIXtbe Promoticms were tbe •·order
eata:, stOOeots, teachers, counw Jotm ':":s Crusad~S. tbe Stripers at Hoag Hospital with meeting lavolvf'd harbor 1.00 years have been confronted with of tbe .daY'' tor 3 Newport Beacb
sellors, principals, nurses, Lobb Let fr~O: Ri 1berty more thaD 600 hOursofsenlce. bulkbea.d lines, the n:act tbe 'prl•a.te property' and •00 police oftlcers this week.
doctors, psyeho1o,tsts, psy-simi~ T or. and member of the bospitautycom~ diYisions between fee lands and tr~sing' signs ll'hlcb tar Sgt. Jlm~sw:aspromoted
cb:Jatttsts aJid doctors ~CMC>~i bese people mlttee of American field Ser-tidelands, whetbu the Udolsle us from tbese so very e:zclusive to tbe raol. ollleuteoaot, to be
FoUowlng this se;., tbe scream bo er ~tour mee-n ee helping foreign ez.cba.nge 1ea..se WOUld preveot the leYy1.nc possessioos or tbe prt•ileltld a.uiped as tnftlc a.aa.lyst and
Mesa PTA presenteci tbe ~ wi~ that we cu t ~coo. students. Her bobbies are ol tide1aod.s fees oa Udo lsle •h.lcb actua.Uy encroach oa and s~sor lor the tramc
problem to tbe Harbor Council Tbe ~ellts~ p1n, slngln.g, skating am rldlnc her sUps, whether the dedicated ellmlnale a portion or our publlc sectioo. U. Spears is a 12-
of PTA. A r esolution wu and que ~s a own horse. channels around Ne'Wp()rt lsw.:t Udeland.s." yu.r ntera.n of the poUc~? de-
adopted at the March 31 Couocll sbti:;e sat;; ~e are l~ • GARY BURRILL presidtm tall und er the deft.oltlon of clty Ed Jacklin, vtce-J)l'esldeat or partme.ot, with se•eral years at
meett.og 1D 1966, sta.ting tbat legiU~s ba t lDc ea.:!,. be· am owner of the NewPort Beach streets. Geodimetric S~~rJeyors, 127 E. ~teoce In the fteld oftr:a.Utc.
for 8 years and is well kooq,
tbrougbOut the commwlity for
his wort .-ith the problem of
oa.rcotics and drug abuse by ju-
veniles.
Officer Joo Scnorle was pro-
moted to the raoll: of sergeant
and assigned to uw patrol d.lvt.
sion as ftekl supenlsor on the
day-shut. Sgt. Schorle's past
assignments wtth the Newport
Beach pollee departmeot ID-,..
elude the positions of pa. , _,
trolma.n, motorcycle ofticer, ./
and JuVenile omcer.
-there Is a Deed for famlly 1Ue f cy '• r • radio DtJon KOCM •Ice pre A large scale color coded map 18th St., Costa Mesa -"After Otrlcer lAo Kookel wa.s pro-
tduea.Uoa tor kiDderKUte.a. :~ 0 90 educatJoa classes. sideot of tbe NewPort Beacb Is being prep:u'ed In the careful stOOy and deUberatloos motf'd to tbe rank or serrea--m
throu&b 1!tb grade classes and ·~ :m:•u:s ~ol United fund, a director of the tidelands administrator's of-'trlth others oa the Issue of tide-aDd assiped as sapenlsm of
uld.oc that all Harbor Area PTA ~ • Newport tfubor Cbamber ol rice. lands use of piers, aoo so forth. the narcotics secUoo of the
llllill stud)' the matter, with tbe td:e aay case of a sex Commer~.-d, memberottbeCea-A coDSiderabCe •olume of I, as an tndh1d~l. ~you detective diYlsion. Sgt. Konke l
Yin o1 Sllbm1tt1oc a request to budtd ~ := tury Club or tbe OrangeEq>lre correspoodence ln opposllionto .aDd yo~~r lssue 100 per ceat.'' bas beeD .-tth the Newport force TURN Q.OCJ( BAO:
tbt Kbool board. demiDd a:mr objec:Uoo?" Mr Boy Scout couocn and ot the the tide1aod.s tees bas arrl•ed E I Bl ff . . I d It will be time to turo your
A DeW committee was formed Dorlus asbd. . . Executive Club ot the YMCA. at City Hall. In the put fe• as u pr1nc 1pa name cloclr..s ..1.nd .atcbes RACK one
with llrs. Paull u cba.lrma.D to "Tbe oaly pro m under He Is also oo the board of the days, bow'"er • se'feral tackers hOur &t 2 a m this Sunday
proftde I.Db'malloo tor PTA attack ls 1D ~ ... Mrs. Lyric ()pen. Assn., the Boys• ~!a~!tt~ tees hue .-rtt-Oct. 26. Ttu~ ~tll be the of~ .U.. Ud a worblq) wu coo-Paull ll1d. "Now tbt school Club, the Volunteer BID'eau aDd • Mike Hill former prtnc.lpal of lbe proposed pollcy, '·Grte-nctal end or da.yligtlt sa.•tnc
dllcUd 1D October. 196&. board members are ft.CbliDI tbe "552" ClubsiQ»>rUocHoac Allen Lme, 518Rocktol'dPl. of Newport Hetgbts School, 1rU n.nce procedure lor certl.Qed t ime
"All PTA aD1ts made a shdy •ell otbe:r Tbt pareats IDd Hospital's bu1Jd1ac prOKnJQ. Cameo fti#llands-"11M~ appoi.Dted Tuesday as tbe prlnw pe.uoooel, II hlch, DO em. '
at .. board Wtel," lira. Paull cbUdreo ~ tbe coarse but • FRANCES (WRS. CARLE-ctple ID'Iolved, ramel)' refm. c tpal for the oew East Bluff ployee st.ll suffer reprisals
lUlL •u tbe S1 PTA ..US. tbtre na a trutee elec'uao., TON M.) WEARS, coordloator jbw'sement to lbe pubUc tJr School and will take OYer tb1s or reductioD bl status as are-lOMB SCARE
14 f'Oild 1D fllYW ot the reeolu-aDd the otber factioll WOil out .. for pubUc use of tbe Sealor ,private use ot pabUc tkleluds. 01, post 00 Feb. 2, The acUoa sutt o1. bat1nr ~ed a grle. Penney's dt1)a.rtmeat store
U.. .f toted no. 001 ab!biJMd. ''So tbere are 10 cues~ Cltlsen& recrea.Uoo ceal:er as ·ls both sound ud jut •• , was takeG at Tuesday e•ealnp n.a::e/Gr_ Jari.ac represeated an at Fastlloo ls~ recel.-ed a
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ud I dld ld a:utrer. AU tbe prop-am.s beLq ·~·· D s , h f uc e meetillg emp~ 1D a p1..-uc:e." bomb threat ptJooe call at 1:05 _
PFO.u&-tMrewve2or3 llr DortaaaplauUct. . r leln aus 0 I dieS nstabllatT~~e!da.ytt'eob:lg's ·~a.erecommeoda-p.m. Oct. z:z. Newpor1 police ol---,..... ,;llo ,_to MJ-Iodp,. , meetlac o1 tile Newport-llesa tloa to tile lblo ._.u.tendeot •ere ""'bleto toeatewbomb. OFFICER SlAM IRBSl.!R
b. 11&7. 1967, tbe Harta-Mrs. Pun f'IPUtd. ' UDilled District Trustees. ol peb.c tnltructloa for tbe T
eo.ct1 pre.seated ita ftnctlap Dr. E<h?fd A. Ste!DbaiiS, 54, He ls sarr1Yed bJ bU Wile Wr. H1U was borD la VaUey r•ppo!Otllt ol fr-ederic W. op cubmas'e h d
to till Nooport-Mea -MI!W LI.I-A. Orl'lctas -Jd • ..,..tty .. IAslet Mary; ..... Tlm, ZO; t ....... Put_ llo.,and-blsB.A. Salyer to ... --...,_ I I r on ore
--trui-IUidn-l lO Ill IMTIIOIIUCI!D dl_... IUid a OCJprolosoor, ten, Clool)',I4;IUidMn.S...a . ...,II.A.IIIeelneatJonaladmla-mla8a ol tllo Nooport-llua •
Qllllted tile ..taN• ... .-of 1 "" ~ 1:1r a, co.lac wu foml:l dead Woaday monWJc Go1b al Bollud; IDd S 1st:nt1oa a.t Callb'Dil State at Uldfled Sc:bool Dt«:rrct b' a ~ewport Beacb PoUceom~ Ia tbe Harbor ara. 'l'breJ..,.
.._. lw!MH'IdflunllyllloiUid y.r wt11 be liiD'-Id at till 1JI tile bathroom bJ bls-at -.. -ol Su ColrJe~ Loog Jlolcll. He t. a m""'*ol S..y.r twm eomm-.c Doe. Stuley B<osal<r ftO ,....., l ellllllroo. Da.y, 10 JOin .. .-..ao-oov•. Dr. JobD. IHtlt1Dc o1 u. Bal:loa laiiDd llMtr IJ)me at !415 Blac tlbara. ~ oC CUtro Vlllty;udJtm tbe MarlDir's Woos Clllb, a. 1• • . selected as ''cubmutw of n. oW.; Rutr, 1 ud JOIIJ, S.. 0... U. c11n'ic:akm co-lmprorlattlt 4.-.. at 1 p.m £ut Blufl. ol UYWmc:n. Newport-Mesa E®calloa As~ ~ Ruolutlola No. year" fot the 1Dtl Mar Sc:ctc
ordiiUDr. bMdecl tbe ICbDol tad&J. Oct. u, at tbe eo.: Dr. steiDbaus bad left a cUlr-F..-a.J. ....tees arePI"'"nc sa., Na.tkal EcNcadoa Asia. 11-10-&9 •• ..._. • ., tbe Lat•-District. The reelpl.lllt o1 uu MIS.. fltAMCES IIMl'OM
110i1J _,.tuoe, -.a -eel ,. .. 11 .,_ c-• ........ at OC Bertelly to at -CoroiiO clll Mar --IUid tM Ca11tJnta T-'>on tloG ol till -to --a aJIDQl.l anrd t. -liJ 1M OF Cl* OilS AT 51
S ... llllltltes: ., ..... ~ ~Aft. 'hiliaalc:.•.ueaD. aceept tbe pociHoo at UCIID WJ, Ass&. ctrtaia II*Uitd S.foat ltr_, dlrec&ws o1 tbe ...,.,,11 pro.. f1'ueel Ala 8 , U. fll
.._ 1M ..,,..,. -La I'll*. .,_. .._., Ita, bolac t1>o arot ,..,.,.. 11o 11u llYeel 111 eo.ta .._ ot oebool 11-1) at till r... cram .,. ... dlslrtet. 501 Narc:'-c-iol.-
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MuOiloo Doa-Ia DaDoa. Par...,. --)1111-uloo-lt_.., .... trtod,-.... Ia 'Nil,,., ........ _. .. -.. ., ....
.eutld Ill IWklrtle.a .-tM Ill tlill 9fc.,a ... ot Dr. 8t.UJ ~ Tollar I ...,. It 1111
idcoqically" (md aU oupema!Ulal re1;po., ''TIIHo W ... lloo" ..,.. oot lll<&ts. a--.-.1-tilk>WIII ••"•-1 .-,
copecl.olly Ou-iotianlty), (21) Enl-. "opoa-ol lllo -.. lllollt1C Cllrllt-ltlit lo -lllo --I, A ~ -.1 Ill lan
houaina .. aDd tbe .. cloMd a.~~op-(compul.ory mu ~ ud wu IW!tfnn,a OC t:M11 ~"' IMdlr• =••• otalflrrdn aal-...
lHI NA'IIONAI. COUNCil Of CHUICHIS---'AaT I
OP 1111 an OP "'" aaT •tlllat
Til •.UIJOII AlUlA'' O,NIIT IIBfg.d£11
Kaow your cnemyr Jf JOU an: a CbtiM.ia-
AfM'rieaa. flftdom-lovina ,..riot. oae of ,our
moet ~ cnentitl it the NatiooaJ Cowt-
Oftloo _. ......... ,._ 1o lioo..... ........ <il of Chu......._
m1 L c-..., .. c-4o1 ..., Colli-_ ,...._ The followina oJ>je<1;-ot u.. Notiooal
TILIII ... It 117U-~C.. 7141 Cound1 of Chun:h<o _,.,. b&ppeo 10 be ob-)edlva of the Amtrielll Communist piU1y:
Ta A.,.J MAIIIOII EJISICJI le ... _.,..., •44 • .,.. ... (I ) Pnceful c:ocxistcocc, (2) DiNtmatncm.
... fd'l hi .. d. CitJ el ... '"' .._ .. _, ~...,. lecell)' 0) KIJI the propoe.ed ABM system, (4) Ban
....,. _. .,... ... ••lf4 leU. Neap• ...., ~ ... ._ nuo&ur testina, (S) Abolisb loyally-tCCUrity
:---...,....., __..,., •• n-•7• s.c..l e._ P••• pel4 laM and kJyalty 01.ths, (6) Abolish all invatia-
C.... *I.._, c.lil. alina commiUea on Communitm. (7) POt"Ce
~ JCWP<JaT &.U:BOI: ENSICit w--~ &o ... • ..... raclal iotqnlion, (8) C'bmce the: 10eial order,
e1 .....,..& eirc:U.IIi• ~ c:..n Mc:rM Jio. t\.10178 4.1.4 u.ioa vJoknce if ~ry. <9> Mon: forci&n
U. Jtst. I• S.,wiol' C... ,_ t._ C..y ol ar..... Stet•., aid 10 Communilt countria, ( 10) RccopUtioa
...., _. ~ ,._ ,._.., I• ..-llfk4 to JH!Atli-' all ••uc: of Red Otina. Cuba and East Germady, ( 11)
-Ace. ....... .,. •-· Advance Maniat aDd one-world propapnda
A.IYO E.IIAAPA .............................. _ . .O.,.. .-P.WW. dforts throuah the church, (12) Recruit for
PEG IIAAPA ._,., ........................................ ..A.Mocic• E4itor OD&World IOCialisf comptrac:y in political and
labor ~u. ( 13) End capital punish·
JUISCIIf'TIOfl loUIS ment, ( 14) Dilcredit J. Edaar Hoover and the
.. ...,_ Ar.-= OM ,e•, t4..80; 2 ,_.-.. 1'7.00 F.B.I., (IS) Kill immigration and passport
0. el ....._ Are~~; 0.. ,.., IS.IIJ; 2 ,..... f9.CII laws, ( 16) Clemency for convK:ted a-pin. ( I '1)
oo-c>~~ Reconstruct rdiaioo on tbe bas.ia of ~Cienti6c
materialism, ( 18) Remove restrictions on im-
ports from Communist countries aod on cul-
tural eschanaes bctW«n the U.S. and the
Soviet Union, ( 19) Promote .wx educatioo iD
ARVO E. HAAP.,4, ownt1 Met publisher of the Ensign churches. synasoaues and scbooh. press and
•o~o~nctwotb. ,
(20) Adopt the: "~n society toeiok>gK:.ally ..
TAXPAYERS, HAVE YOU HAD ENOUGH? CwMid ...,;,J~m) '"" '"" "open .oc;ety
In VIetnam we are waging the longest
war 1n u.s. history, sending the prime of
our American youth to their death daily 1n
a war against the communists.
Here 1n California, Angela Davis, a
communist, holds the position of assistant
philosophy professor at UCLA. She says
that of course she will ellpress her com-
munist opinions 1n the classroom, and
that her goal is communist victory over
capitalism.
At UCI, Chancellor Daniel Aldrich says
that the UC regents should resclnd the
ruling against hiring communists as fa-
culty members.
And now a Los Angeles superior court
Judge has ruled against the UC regents'
dismissal of Angela Davis, a communist.
Have you bad enough, fellow taxpayers?
There appears to be only one choice left
for us, and that Is to use our votes to stop -.. the financing of communist propagamta
,Vate "NO'• on booo iSsues. Tell our J.egta-
lators In Sacramento: NO MORE PUBLIC
FUNDS FOR ANY SCHOOL THAT WILL
PUT COM.\!UNISTS ON THE PAYROLL •
• • •
HOW THE TIMES HAVE CHANGED!
LeHers
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labor union mcmbcnb.ip), (22) o,pc. aDd n. ID~ otwt. lniDud wltb Dr. a.ut McBirllt, lo f, "ICtiYJtiM. •
diaaiminale apin&t .. wper~~lliota. .... radicaJ YOmta.. *"'*Hone. c.r ....... lttt.fbtbat..tritb"Tbt J. A •ttcwt cocnaaltliM ot
riahtisu .. and antJ..Cornmunltta. (23) .. New ler'lldf'tce, eame wut to ..t. Volee OC Amwtc:ulam.'' . rewttw to record tM ftr.._
internationalism" to repla« natioaalsovenip .. t1e tbe hcdlc sloper, I t.m I b&Yt a ,..... .. , a ... eoutrnliYI IMHliN ..,_._
ly, C2A) Toke fn>m lh< .,.,... and Jive to lhe malllor & piJcrlm&IO lo tho &ad & procr&lll Wblcb -lo cut flf.rlllo ndlo, &Dd-
"have-noea." (Land reform, 1uarantced annual llllterD lbriaes Whlcb balloW be tmplemiDtltl 1 wllb to aM IDd pabU.Ibed bJ OOUK'fttln
income, ~c.) (2.5) Put political .00 ecooomic the Amerlcu bUU!pla~. oat U myldeu woukl bl sup-&utborl &ad Jl)lllttr&. 'hi 1ft· prc:t~ute on South At rica and Rhodeaie, (26) Fiflt I wlA to CO to lbe PGI't«t bf CODM'Y&Utt aders. cram ot ttlll comml.ttte ~
SurRoder American tovereipty to tM Com-Blot Rldp Moaatalal of Ylr-If lltJ "'oa&MI Ut JIICit ~ .. lDelD tbe pubUcatiaa ol ~
muni.t-dominated World Coun, (27) Oreatly ctDla. llld tbto to Wutt.t.actoDto t.d. tbla. I WOQ)d .IOtlfY tatm.. t1Dtot JlUU ol tbell IDHMP'
.trmathen the power o f the United Natiofts, c:oaltr wUh Rk:bard Cotteo, ud Howw•, 1a YitWtDc tbl wtdl k ceaeral elrew.tbl at,..._
(28) Vastly increase 1he foman aid proara.m tbelJberty Lobb)', Udl*'._,. cCIUII'"IItivt IDOt'emeDl, I feel ly, moothly or yearlJ~
with no thouabt of whether any aid ;1 to lhe to f1l1t with Coqreumu tbat tt DHCII toeoM::Irmtotbree periW,pslD map•loe,bookletOI"
best inlerest of the u . s. A .. (29) Liberalize James B. IJtt of our ftOmear-, words wblcbliKroeddurLDemy paper bact Urn. 121 tt
"welfare laWJ," flO) Fin-arms control, fll) CODifeum&a Rarlct of fl'esb.rnu Yell at North Web 3, A aatioaal COOir • DC
Pf'OfnOk inlermarriage of blacks and whila Loul.s1ara. &Dd Senator strom Sebool. 1n .. imeapoU.a. They committee of ~
1 32) Remove all prayer and Bible rcadin~ TburDlODd of South Carol.t..lll. are, "~, mass, and co-'StrateC)' wbicb woald rtcOal ..
from 1~ publK: ~ehools, 1 JJ) Advocate ''situ· From tbere to AJura,poU., Wd., bereoee, ConservaUYes oeed mebd strateglc otreul•e &ad
at ion ethics., and rrec love. (34) Spom« lnd to discUS& with Genn1 Pedro unity of purpose, mass actioa, defeuiYe proc:edtll'ea •
train aJilators fC>r the · · f f Del Valle, l6MC (Ret.), bead ud I eobereat and easUy ac.. 4. A naUoaal bt.torlcalboud •nnsiOn °. some ~ ot the Defenders of· the cepted Pl'OiflJJl. of reflew whlcbwouldbancor-
our soutM~n Slain. IJS) Censorsh1p of rad•o American CoostltuUo tbe Tbe prioetple of unity ha.s ntsaoee o'fer CODArftllft ud
and TV ~lfh respec1 to "conservative" broad· maDDer &Dd means r:· wblcb devloe sanctloa. as Is SJPl'es-eumy acttrlUes, preseat &Dd ~~~e~ ~~~e. Carl Mclnlyre. Dean Manion, we may defeodourCODitttutiOQ.. sed 1n tbe Bible, "that they past, aDd the putJclpltloo oi
~•fehnc. fom . Anderwn, Dan Smool, Dr. Later, 1 bq>e to talk with may be ooe." lodtvlduals tberetn.
B•lly James Harg•!>. Dr. Carl llclnUre 1.n Cape May, The adnDtage of mass move-5, A .aaUonal cooserntife
wbo troadcuts tor the zotb meat or team •ork, Js U-tactical committee to coostder
O•iforr ••f til~ •UmlitJf: •·11J .wrdid truth about Ceotury Refo matlo H lustrated dally on the fooltlllll and to put 1n effect lacUc&J th~ Notional Counc~l nf Cllurcllr., in tlfi., spoc~ Eo route coW: or C:m~i fleJd. aod for all time in measures botholfeDIJYe&Ddde-
nut wuA:J.-Amencan Way Feature!! would Uke to stop at South military blstory. The need for teoslve.
•
a cobereot plan Is basic. It The time bas come for such
sbould be locfcal &Dd consistent, a program to be put Uto effect.
a.od those Yboeopgelnthecoo-I shall see what I eaa do to
servaUYe mOYeme:Jt should be a.ccompUsh these obj&eUns.
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• What are the chances for a market
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C urch News
'l'llo N_.t liar .... '-· .... a~ Ia-~ U oa C..,etr, not CWIDr.,--All>amtn IAiboru Homo.
port HetctU -Putor lames • • •
Blllllllrlll pr-at t11o hiOill CbrllllaD Scleoce Cblr<eboo
Lm. SaailJ Mr'fk:t1 oo ••Re~ -TIM llbjeet lor the ..._
l:tiriD&tloa -ODe or ma.ay?., Mrmoo tbll SuldlJ ta "Pro-
-bUird OD JobDI:J1-M.SeY• t1aUoo a4« dlltb.'' Sernc•
CouDcU member• .W be are at 9:15 a.ad 11 Lm. ID
-od ll.lld a bolldlllc Pl'OII' ... Newport a..eb, lliUII.lDC40-
rtPOI1 wtD be made at a coo.. ta MeA a.ad 10 a.m. 111. Harbor
ll'•catSoaal meetJ..ocat 7p.m, VIew Hills. • • • • • •
Tbe PlymoutbCOOP'eptloGal st. Aodrew's Prelbyteri&D ~~j~
CbiD'<:h, U6Z Broad St., New. Cburcb, &00 st. Aor:!rft''a Rd..
port Hel&fU-' 'Any word from CWI Ha.Yto -Dr. Cbarlel
tbe Lord" wtU be the sermon Dlereotleld wW preach at I ,
topic of the R..,, Norman Brown 9:30 and 11 Lm. Sunday oo tbt
at 10 a.m. Suodty. toptc, "I th1.ok I bear .,m.,.
• • ,• th1Dg." Elder MllaD OoBtal will
Tbe Lutben.D Cburch or the dellnr a "miD~ tot mtssloD"
Muter, Z900 Pacltlc VIew Dr., messace at all 3 sent eel.
Harbor View H1llB -Dr, Wll~ • • •
llam Eller W1ll dellYer a mes~ St. Mlebul'a iDd AU ADpll*
aaae oo "I am oot aah&med ot Episcopal Cbureb. 323S Paclac
tbe IOIP81" at 9:., and 11 a.m. View Dr., Harbor Vlft' HUb--
SIIDda)'. Tbe coacrepUoa wW Canon OoucJ.u stewart 'W1l1 eta.
Uver tbe aermoo at tbe 8 ud
11 a.m. communioD senlees
this SWiday and at tlle 9,30
prayer aerYlce, Tbe every
member canvass will be COO·
dueted thls Suoday.
"TREASURES AND TRASH" Is tbe tlleme t»r the beotflt
sale planoed by the Newport Bea.chEbell Clubfor No¥. 1 and
2, from lOa.m. to 5 p.m., at 2704. and Z708 Cliff Or ., Newport
Heights. Ebell members displaying some of the Items ortered
tor sale are, from lett, Mrs. Charles Cooper ot Laguna
Beach and Mrs. Erwin Loth and Mrs. Harry Goetz of West
MRS. SHIRLEY MEYER Newport. The painting on the walllla.s been donated for the
Of COSTA. MESA DIES sale by local arttst Sy!Yla Moonier. (Eostp pboto.)
S P I TTING ON A STONE l
Ever try spiuina on a stone to ease pain? Sounds
foolish, nowadays. Bu1 a long time a1o folks ac1ually
used this "remedy." We're lucky to br livina in this
aec of modem medicine. Medical sctena: has ajven
us many wonderful pain reltevoers and other reliable,
etfo:tJve drup. H~\ler, i!'s sl ill not wise 10 usc a"y
medicalion ind•scriminalely. When you don'l feel up
to par, ask your ph~1an's advice firsl . Then, if he
prescribes mcdic:a1ion, come to us. We'll fill his
prncrrpt1on promplly and carefully.
_, L COMT ... ,.. oe..a DilL IIU
OIIIOL& .__
Sblrley C. lleyer or 3202 OFFICE RS PROMOTED CRA FT ?OTPOU RRI ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!,
Mlcblp.D AYe., Costa Mesa, Two eieCuUves of the Mart. A dJverslfted arts and crafts r
died Oct. 11. oers SaYings and Loan As sn., display by artist Donna (Mrs.
She Is suntved by ber bllB· Newport Beach, have beeo Paul) Friebertshauser will be
band, Stanley; adau&bter,Catol Damed as otflce r s of Capital presented at California Savings
Lee; ber mother, Mr s, Georcta Allla.oce Corp. a.ocl Loan Assn., 2700 Harbor
Seo&les ot West Los Anceles; Patrick w. Bartholomy, Blv d., Costa Mesa, during No.
a brother, WUllam Scoales ot Marl.oers Savings' exeeutiYe vember.
Mallbu.; iDd 2 sisters, Mrs. vice president, controller and Her "cralt potpourri" In-
Robert Summers of Ore goo and maoagtog ottlcer, has been ap-eludes a papler ma che grand-
Mrs. Loreo Boyer of Wash~ pointed assistant vtce pre. !ather clock decorated with
lngtoo.. sideot. Rona.ld W. McKendry, children's storybook charaC·
MARINERS CHURCH
ANNOUNCES
SUIIDI.Y SCIIDOL AT t,OO Ul.
waii!BIP SDYICI .lT 10:00 UL
EVENIIIG .. YICI .l T UO P.M.
PASTOR P. G. Neumann an. Funeral services were beld the association's assistant ters, mod yarn nora! arrange.
nouDces that the annual mission at Salts Costa Mesa Chapel treasurer and controller, has ments, jewelry, hOoked wall D» EAST (1)1.ST HWY ., CODCA DEL MAl
contereoce ts now uDder wayand iiliiibur;laliii....,;lat•Har•bor•lllest-the ~po~sl~tloo:.~o~f ~a~s~-~ha~-~· ~gs~·.m:•c:r:•m:•;and:~br~ead=~~~~~~~~~~~~;;;;;;;;~ a.t the First Baptist Church ot .,,. .. tnt, .....
Costa Mesa, 301 Magnolia aOO
wlll cootinue nlehtlY at 7 p.m.
through th1s Suoday. Speaker at
the youth mission rally Saturday
wlll be the pastor's son, Paul,
former basketball AU.Amert.
can and member of the Stanlord
llall of fame, oowprepulngto go
to the far east u a missionary.
Paul wtll also speak to the high
schOol and college gro~s at
9:45a.m. Suoday.
OPEN
STOCK • • • elegant Gount!J! rlnn
SY MPHONY PROMO TE R
WI LL TALK OCT. 31
The Uterature section of the
Costa Mesa Women's Club,
meetin&: at lZ:SO p.m. Oct. 31
lD tbe clll:'-tMl, w!Ubtar &talk
by Georce lOper, formerly a
protes... of Eogllsh at
Mlchlpn, Boston University,
and New York University and
director of education at Hamp.
ton lnstltlte.
He left teaching to become the
as sistant manager of the .Boston
Symphony aOO theo manager ot
the Cl\lcago Symphony, later the
ma.oager of the Los Angeles
Philharmonic Orchestra aDd the
Hollywood Bowl. He retired in
1963 aOO settled In Costa Mesa.
1n 1965 he became special con.
sultant lor the Ford fOUlldatlon
in the Interests of symphony
.rc hestras.
Mr. Kiper wlll give the per.
sooal approach to Chaucer's
''Canterbury Tales, ''in his Ocl
31 Wk.
'DAN GE ROUS THRILLS'
~·Pot aDd pUls, dangerous
thrills" W1l1 be the topic as
Norman Babcock of the Lagw:a
Beach pollee department nar.
cot1cs dh1s1oo addresses tbe
mori:hly meeting of Parents
Without Partners at 8 p.m. this
Friday, Oct, 24., at Lacuna Fed.
eral SaYings and Loan, zoo
OceuAn.
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THE AM~"ICAN UJTH£RAN CHUftCH
laOO A,M, TO lOtiO A.M. -FAMILY WORSHI ..
lliD A.M. TO 10110 A.M. -SUNDAY SCHOOL.
lhOO.A.M. TO 12100 NOON -WOASHI~ SERVICE
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SJNDA Y SCHOOL
f :1J •.•. ~ ''···· S.INDA Y SERVICES
f :IS -11•.•·
WEDNESDAY EVENING
MEETING I,. .•.
READING ROOM .... ~~.,..! ....... -s ,. .•.
..... ..,: ....... -1:45 ,. ..... , ... ~ ..... ,.! ..... :
f ...... J ,. .•. ; 7-f ,. .....
s-...,, I Jl·"'· -.f "·"'· -.coND Cllli&CII OF rr I ,....:N'1WI'
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CoroAa del Mar
1100. Pacill.e Vtew Or.
SUNDAY SCHOOL 10 •-
SUNDAY SERVICE 10 ••
WEDNESDAY EVENING
MEETING 1:00 ,. .....
1• .... 1 ltDom: Mataal Bid•
2165 E .. t Cuat Hwy., CDM.
M-.·F'ri.: 10 a.m. 10 5 p.m.
111••d.y ne.ID.S: 7 10 9 '
8&&.1 10 a.m. to 4 P·•·
Ynu ate COfdi ally mvited to
anend Cllurch Se0'1CU and
to u1e the .Reldul l Room.
Ll/THERAH CHURCH
OF THE MASTER
L•tMt•Church In America
JiOO Pactftc Vlew Dr.
C..0.. dol l&ar, Clllll.
OR. W1LUAM R. ELLER
Pbooe' 644-2&64
Krs. Wal•·e Cbamberlln,
PuUb Worker
9:15 A.M. • Family .-orsh.lp
10:00 A.M •• Cbu:rcb school
11:00 A.M. -FMU.,.. .-orsllip
NURSERY PROVIDED
Pt .. t .... lota... ..
JC.st•MHe
&.ptiolt 81~1 .. rell-allal,
l•tl•,••tlnt-A•l....,. .. '-'• ............ 1.~··
Dr. P.G. Newnann. P .. IOr
SUNDAY SERVICES
~:45 a.tt. Sunday School
11 :00 a.m. Mornina Wonhip
6:00 p.-m. Trainina Union•
7:0\) p.m. Evenina Worthip
WEDNESDAY
7="0 p.m. Bible S.udy
1:00 p.m. Prayer Meetina
A TTEHO THE CHUIICM
OF YOUI CHOICI
RECOULAILT
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Boys write on aerospace ~~~~;g:,.~~~·-~~;.~Gil!..!..• --~.:!!!:!:!!AC!!!:o.:!:.2o~~· ,~'\u~~~F.
Food 11u -.,...,._. a.....,. 1M $l,M~1lt~I~P~T~LOtl~;~~ r~~~~~=~l ...toeJ "' tbe --JG41o _.tloutll-allllelloo-Oc-
port.)l-Uolllod Sellool Dts.
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CRIS GOGGIO
llctooolbe-Joldll-
toYery IDd tbl uro.t~J&ee to-
-too ill~ CeoaiJ,
dill& IDduolry ID term oll*!l'lo
emploJod ID Dr...,. Coa;,"
authOrs report. ''Oae·balt
tbeH ~le are In tbe uro-
tndustry."
J boy1, 8 Ytlrl old last
When !bey wrote lbe -.
time to coatact Nortb
Roeltwtll,. McJloD.
Gultoa Indus-I .HUGGIMIS YOUNG MOCHA JAVA Aero.
CAROL CAPPELLO GAIL CARAS
Dutroolc &Dd Colllnl Rad.lo to
pt information 011 •Iat tbe1r
coDtrlbutioo& ban been to tbe
for space am what plans
are In the fUture.
Ttlls lnfocma.Uon Is lneltlled
a · 28.pap publlcatioc tbat
LEGAL IIOTICf
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Notice Is hereby gt'feo. that
the Pl&nnl.ng Commlsstoa ottbe
City of Newport Beach wlllboid
a pubUc beating oo tbeawUca-
tton of Oakwood Guden Apart-
ments for a Use Permit 145S
oo property located at 1 '100
Suteenth Street, Newport
Beach, to permit 4 temporary Zonta Girls are selected ~;',m:~,.:'.~ect~
Notice Is hereby turtber glYeo
The Zoflta girls of the month school musical. She •as service that said pobUc hearlnc 1t1.11 be
for October, selected on the points winner in 196" and 1968. held on the Sth day of NO't'em-
basts of leader ship, citl.zenshtp, She plans to atteod Cal State ber, 1969, at the hour of 8:00
scllolarship aod service to her 1n Fullertoo or Long Beach and P.M. tn the Council Cbambers
school, have been hoooredby the then transfer to a university or the Newport Beacb City Hal.l,
Newport Harbor Zonta Club. as a math maj>r. Shewouldllke at which time aod place any and
Here are the hooorees from the to be an airUne stewardess all persons interested may ap-
4 local high schools: belore going into teaching. pear aod be beard tbereoa.
• • • • • • Don R. Adtlnson, Secretary
CRIS GOGGIO, from Corona CAROL CAPPELLO, b'om Es -Newport Beacb CJty
del Mar High School, daughter taneta High School, daughter of Planning Commission
of Mrs. Phyllis Goggin, 721 Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Cappello, Publish: Oct. 23, 1969, 1n
Bellis St., East Bluff, is student 1845 Anaheim Ave., Apt. 6-D, The Newport Harbor EnsJgn.
body secretary, member of the Costa Mesa, Is school mascot,
senior honorary society and member or CSF, GAA, concert
CSF, with a gradepolntaverage choir, and vocal ensemble. She GROUND BROKEN FOR
of 3,5, She has serve<! as prom Is playing the role of Rheba 1n HEW BANK BUILDING
chairman, Girls' League board the drama class production of GrouOO was broken Oct. 10 ·
member aod student congress "yo to construct a permanent home
secretary. She was selected as "You can't take II with you." for the University Park branch
homecoming princess during Other activities have included of First Western Bank, located
her sophomore year and as girl Spanish Club (past president), for the past 3 years in
or the quarter as a freshman. junior class counclt, Sierra temporary quarters In Uni.
She latellds to enroll at UCSa.nta ecology study, Af'S and county Ye:rstty Park Shopping Ceoter,
Barbara or UCLA as a and district Donor cDolrs . Out-Irvine •
psychOlogy major, working for side activities !oclude chtircll Tile J. Ray Construetioo
a teaching credentlal, choir, OCC drama class, Girls Company, Costa Mesa, has been
• • • Club teea gr~ president and awarded eootract on tbe 5,000.
DlANA GREEN, from Costa ChUdren's Theatre Guild. Sbe &qiiU'e-loot 8tl'llcture ~ped
Mesa HJgtl School, liaugbter of was rwne<l outstanding junloc tor First Western bJ Thomas'-
Mr. aod Mrs. Haney J. Green, girl, Gold E-servlce point wtn-Richardson, A. LA., also ot
1884 Lexington Ln., Costa ner, and won the U ons speech Costa Mesa. Tbe tile-roofed
Mesa, Is coocert choir secre-contest as a junior. She will brick building •Ul be 1ocated
tary, member of the Madrigals, attend Antioch College In Ohio. on Culver Road.
CSF, yearbook statr and of the • • •
COFFEE 69( LB.
SLICED HAWAIIAN STAR
PINEAPPLE
LARGE
~SIZE 3 .. S100
Fl. E1501MAHN' S
SOFT DR DIET SOFT
NE
40tLa.
Frozen Food s
STOUFFERS
SPINACH SOUFFLE
NOODLES ROMANOFF
IQALS I'OR Oct. ·23•24·21 *
& the
Stalk
303 SIZE CAN
""'·"CREAM STYLE OR
GOLD WHOLE K!RHII.. s FOR$}
Beets :!~~~DPtac:LED
Carrots SLICED
GREEN
B SEASONED eans FREHot STYLE
EXTRA FANCY RED
OR GOLDEN DELICIOUS
APPLES 5 .. $1
GRAPEFRUIT
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A F,.• •J I•J., .. J .. r
Cot~tHt•HH~.I C~ti•d• C~•rc6
'1'\e ................ ,...w., cHlz.ens da.y advisory com. ,-----------~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~:!!::=~ mittee, secretary of the educa. GAIL CARAS, from Newport
tiona! development council, and Harbor High School, daughter
citizens assl~nt for national of Mrs. Jane Jackson, Jl ? UnJ-
... .._. SerYico Mel c:llurcb Scbool at 10:00 a.m. elections. Previous activities verslty Dr., Costa Mesa, is
~==~=====-= ..... ~··=~~===;~·:·:••=•~(1~~~~~=~-~oc~I·:~·~D~ra=rn~a~C~i!u;b,~P~!~~!:~a member of the stud ent coo. _,_, ... ,..... · • -r h 4th GAA, Campus Life Club and gress or er year aoo
~rves as representali ve of the
California As sociation or Stu-
This girl can
type 90 words a minute. Q.rao4 O;pcoi;og
NEWPORT INTDIOIS
Pardon ua for blowi~ oor own born, but we had to let you know
we are here • • • briJllu.J fresh new ideaa to tbe greac traditlons
ot elegant Uvlng.
GRAND OPENING SPECIAL
HAND· TUFTED
SWIVEL CHAIR
A vaUable in a wide
selecUon of velvets & cut
vel veta.
••• a soft touch of beaury
In motlon,
We have an excellent line
at home furniah.l~• on
display plu1 drapertea.
carpetlniJ: ' acee•aortea. original patnarwa •
antlquea -a new horizon
In decoratlnJ eervlcee for you.
Priud for t+.is
•'f'ent only ot ...
You're welcome to come In and browN •••
NEWPORT
INTERIORS
"A NBWIIAMB Rlll BLEGAHCE"
SU6 E. COAST BYY., CORONA DEL liAR
615-6410
dent Councils, and a lso as
Korean orphan advisor. ln pre.
vtous years she has been active
ln the Pep Club, GAA and prom
committee. She Is an officer ln
Tri-Hi-Y and of Tioga service
cl..m. She plans to major
dental hygienist, attending
Berkeley for 2 years, Ulen
transferring to the University of
San Francisco.
And can't get a iob.
She s weak 1n her second language. Eng lish. If s SQUIRRELS Bl TE TOO o weakness that con dose o lot of doot's to o lot of
Kimberly M. Holt of Mexican· Americans in Southern California.
Orchid, Corona del Ma.r, But it's nat impossible to overcome. The state 's bitten by a dog on the sld,ewaclk 1 outside her llome Oct. ll, Eost los Angeles Service Center is working on the
problem. Verba Leoore Bagley of 29-4
E 21 St They asked us to help. And we osked our . st ., Costa Mesa,
bitten by a squirr el. Both ant-1
ma.ls have been Impounded. now, volunteers from the Gos Company _: __ _:..:.:_:=.:..:::::.:::.__1 are teoching o Service Center-sponsored
LEGAL NOTICE
CERTIFICATE OF BI.SlNESS
Fictitious Firm Name
THE UNDERSIGNED
hereby certify tm.t he Is
ducting a r eta.il candy
business at 301 Marine
Balboa Island, uDder the
tiUous firm name of lsla.Dd
Sweet Slqlpe and that said ftrm
ls composed of the
persoo whose oa.me In tun
place of restdeoce are as
lows. to-wit: Jotm L. Costello,
1874 Rbodes Dr., Costa Mesa.
WITNESS my hand this t•th
day of Oetober, 1969. John L.
CoQUo,
STATE OF CAUFORNlA
COUNTY OF ORANGE
011 THIS 14111 daJ ~'\~=;I 1M8, before me, -a
P.-.ue ID l.lld u aaJd
state, rNidinc therein,
comm•ukiMcl &Dd norn, per.
-'lJ -od Jollo L. Coo-
tollo, -to ... to be lbo
PII'IOII .,..,_ Dlllll is ..,_
--to ... -ID-... -. l.lld IC-Iodpllo
•• Urllli be IDeated
WI'I'IIE8S IOJ-II.IIdoll ......
....,. A. IIU&io,
-.., -.. l.lld -C.,.ul-.
117 Comml-uplt•Doc. u, 1171.
in English. G1WlQ their lime and
obil it1es
The. progrom has gone beyond Engl1sh
classes. It now 1ndudes spec1al tutoring !Of
people with spec.ol problems {like the
18·yeor·old who n~··•H learned ro read or
wnte) And o study group to help job-
hunters pass their pre-employment tests.
And on·the-job secretarial training for
the girls who work at the Centet'.
The SerY1ce Center then helps people who hove
completed these courses to l1nd 1obs
It's the lund of program !hot helps people who
ore wilting to work hard to he lp themselves. And
no mistake, 1t IS hard work Bvt the Service
Center students ore n I complo1n1ng They hove
o goal. (They wont the1r nghtlul ploce os con-
tributing members of our commun1ty.)
Were proud of the work P"..;, __ ,.
Gos Company people do ot
the Center. And. the way
we figure it, the whole
community benefits.
We're Investing In tom«.-.
Pllbltltt: Oct. lt, U, SO, b.
t,1MI,IDibeKnpon-.__.._.._.. ____________________________ ~l--
While most people who
sell by telephone are
considerate, once in
awhile you'D find some-
one who rudely per-
sists-even after
you've told them that you're not interested
m what they're · such a case, my advice is
to simply hang up. if the caller continues
to bother you, be sure and contact your Busineu
Office. We want your telephone to be a convenience.
This year Californians are cele-
brating the state's bicentennial
-the 200th anniversary of the
founding of the first settlement
in San Diego by the Spanish. In
keeping with the celebration of
this important first step in our
history, offi cial state commem-
oc~ve ~Uions
otruck from both
-... ~ cliotlliet.m.
Uons carry the atate a
grizzly bear, on t he and
fi~ symbolic of at.ate's
h1atory on the reverse side. They're available for
purcha~ at most banks and at savings and loan
associations throughout the state.
. ,
Pay phones are usually
in busy places where
they're convenient to
the passerby. Places
like hotel lobbies and
main thoroughfares.
So the spotlighte d
phone booth on the
roof of a building was
the source of much
speculation. Among
those whose curiosity
was aroused by this
"booth in the sky" was
a helico pter-b o rne
t raffic reporter who
began asking ques-
tions. The expla nation: the building belongs to one
of the companies that manufactures our rhone
booths-and while a roof top may be a nove loca-
tion for one, it makes for some unusual conversation!
~TIQio•@
• DUI:L DITiaGIMT DISI'IMSIII.
• r OWEIPUL I·LIVIL IUrZI·SU·GI
WI:SIIIMG I:CTIOII TIII:T •F.U.L T CI:M
CUT TME MIISTI:IID, llrl?D III:MS· •
I:MD TM? PliED IM, 1'001
Junior Ebell to meet
DAVISiiBROWI
• OUIIIt~ 'tiM M DmiCAfiO -·lim
411 E. 17tll St.-Costa M11a --
'IS
NEWPORT HAROOR EUtJI
ARST SECllOII--P• 5
TllllltSDAY, OCT. 2l, ..
OOIIIIIA OELIIM, CALif.
LADIES: DRESSES, SUITS, PANT
DRESSES, SK IRTS, PANTS, TOPS,
TENNIS SHOES & SANDAlS.
MENS: SLACKS, SHORTS, DRESS
SHIRTS, S P 0 R T SHIRTS, KNIT
\J SHIRTS. BACKSTAGE ASSISTANTS for the Cblldren's Tbeatre Guikl
prCldor'tlm of ••Pus lD boots'' I.DcJUcse, rrom left, Mrs.
Carroll Perld.Ds of Bl.lboa lsla.Dd, set deslper; Mrs.
RieMrd Marowtt:& ot Eut Bluff. promotiob. and Mrs. Ther •
.ra Allen ot Coroaa. del War. choreographer. (Enslen pboto.) ~ 1J3 to l/2 OFF
Play director named
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THEil& M
MUTUAL SAVIN&S
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You can be certa.n tha1 your sav•ngs account will be "up" at Tbt Big M -MUTUAL SAVINGS. In tact. we
guarantee it! And a re9ular Passbook Savings Account at The Big M pays 25% more than a regular com-
mercial bank savmgs account Bonus Accounts provide an even greater return. For addlttonal security.
your funds are insured to $15,000 by an agency of the federal government
PASS BOOK ACCOUNTS Eam 5.13% when our 5% current annual rate is compounded •ity feN" a year.
Interest paid day In to day out. Additions or withdrawals In any amount. at any lime.
BONUS ACCOUNTS· Same base rate as Passbook Accounts, plus bOiius of 25% yearty when hekt tor 31
months (. 75% total). $1 .000 minimum. Yearty y6eld 5.38"' when interest is retained and COitlpOUnded deity.
GUARANTEED RATE ACCO.......-s Earn 5.25% per annum guaranteed fOf a fhl:ed term of S. 4 or 5 )'Mra.
Minimum required $1,()1)). Prior to maturity. withd:rwwals may be m.cS& in event of hardltNp..
SAVIN&S
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Elgles vs. Loara today
~PORT · ·
Will. SHE WIN HER FOURTH?
IATIARIIE IEPBIRI
The l'lllDWOllllH}
ol CltftiLLOT
The motion p icture designed to
save the world from sanity.
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W.U INIIS. ....,._,_8. Y WIOMJ-MfNC FOMES ""'* W
• I<ATIWIIIEHEPI!URH a"TIE IWl'M*AN~ D1AUOT"
CtWILES IO'f'EA • ClALO: IW.If'MII • EMt1 EVAIIIS • ..Qtl ~
MI. ~ • IISCN!: HCM:UA • MM&AA£T l.ftGtm:* • &U.EnA IIIASIIIA .-rn ........ ..., JIIOWI) C!Wf8£11.AJM·YUL BRYNNER ... c-.
DONAlD Pl.EA.SENa: •• ,.._,. ... DANNY KAYEwa.--.
..... I !liar .otllll by ..oM 6IP.AtiOOUl( ft adJC*d i'IID Elltft5tl •
IIAI,RU. VAI..OIC'f' • ~ by £0WA!ID NliALT • E.111rat1we ,.-..,
_., T. •wmt:IN • l'rolilcat bJ ELY l.AHlWJ • Onded by BRYNI RillES r---------.... .__JTEOflrfiCOUlii•E:J!t•
WORLD PREMIERE SHOWING
Eve. Show Starts 7 P.M.
Scrt. frDm 5 Sun. hom 2
larpin MaliNe
h...,. Wed. I P.M.
OUIII CORSI
SUNOA Y •t 1 :4S p.m.
WlNIIII Of J
ACADIMY AW.UDS _ ... _ ..........
TARS TRY FOR THE _ TOP
20 words or leu
21 words to 30 words .... .
31 wwdt to .C) -ds ..... .
Eoch word over 40 -d• ..
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lltUIIIM!,OCT. z; -01M101A 11t.1. !!A!, .CAUF.
1 TiJM
I. SO
2.00
3.00
.OS
M.-A.Aini7P.M.
CONI'IIMM SHOW
IUIIIAY-2 P.M.
FIR PAIICING
AUO THIS ACAMMY AW/IIID -
NATAUI WOOD -IIICMAID liT-
lirA MOliNO -_, CIIAIIMIS
'"THE WEST SIDE STORY"
TH£ LUXURIOUS
IIJEW IAll.
THEATRE
2 Time•
2.5()
5.00
4.00
.10
3 Ti111u
3.00
4.00 s.oo
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Y••• ol .. ,_..
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lolaa A lla-lpeciulJ,
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poriiO, <DI&. 67J.ID4.
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OPEII HOUSE
•
Rental
111UIIIOAY &. PIIIDAY
1-sPJA.
D GDLDIMROD A VI!.
tiD-A DB. MAR
Vogel~.
-.. 673-211211
C. II I• Y .ur WMt A4
tot"-Lsi ..
673.0550
.
CORBIN.
MARTIN
UALTORB
Corona del , Mar Duplex
CORNER LOT
Sharp duplex In top condition.
Each unit two bedrooms. Never
a rental problem . . . Tax shelter
live in one • . • income other ..•
OWNER WILL HELP FINANCE
CORBIN-MARTIN, Joe. .. ,.,.c. • ..,..~ rh ~,.
3038 E. Cout Hwy. 675·1662 Corona del Mar, Calif.
PACIFIC OCEAN CALLING!
0o17 a Jarp ·~"se of elea.n, white sud lllflPU'Ilea uu. cosy 3 bld:room, 2 bath bome from tbe belatlfU1
PacJ1lc. Huce UT1Dc room wUb lots of rin wt.adow.
AatomaUc aprintlers, stofe, retrtcerator, 'ffUbttr /
dry• &ad 10me turnlture are J.Dcluded In sale. Jut
rldoced 1D price by $5,000, to $64,000 •••••
Owner's Joss t. your p.lD. Don't miss this Immaculate
borne oo R~3 lot.
c1&J,~
2025 W\'St Balboa. Nt•w!JOr l Bea..:h
~ ENt Coo.st Hl&hway. Corona dcl Mar, ~ &Jll&JWIWIIWII#_....,
·--·----·~·---·--~-·--·-·-#--PANORAMIC VIEW
OF NEWPORT HARBOR
lloauutul3 Boclroom. 4 Bath WATERPRONT
llome oa Bllyalde Drive. Newly redeoorated.
Priced ............................ $1111,11011.
2111 IAVSIDE DRIVE
IV Al'f'OINTMINT ONL V
IILL GRUNDY . 67s.J211
-ISlf IOOJNIT co.
We don't like to BRAGG
but "facts is facts"!!
'I'M DoD v. F1'&UUD local real estate omce atU.
IOI•u ma.ay multiple U.stlDgiJ aa: the "Bleep-Bleep"
Co., tile larpst cbaln realtor .La tbe Southwest Ulllted
S1aleo.
For actloD, resutu a.Dd sales, Ust with us.
PERSONAL, PROFESSIONAL SERVICE!
•CDMPUTED STATISTlC. Jll.u QUARTU UPOat, LOCAL
MUL nP'L.I!: LIS11MG SUV.CI!:
OOX Y. f"R.P.XK.I.IX
I ,!~~!:.?:~.!.' Corona dtl Mar, Cllitorni•
Phone: 673-2222
Don't call me
a duplex
I'm a lovely 2 bedroom HOME
with a UtUe 2 bedroom money maker
out. ·in back. Both units are owner-
occupied and flawless, with deep shag
carpels and lots of used brick. After
you've seen the rest, come-see
the best.
A REAL EST'AT.ERS EX,CLlJSiliE
f'DIIIoiEIJii. Y ORANCE CDAST PROPERTY
332 ....._; •• eo ..... del ~o~ao -67J.8SSO
oflnJa Jic
PRESTIGE WATERFROt-IT HOMES
I LINOA ISLE DRIVE
~ ~droom, 5 bath home in fmal stages or
completiOn. Palos Verde stone entry &: lire·
places. Famil y room & billiard room. Beauta·
fully decorated. Priced at . $15.:).000
16 Lind• Isle Drive
Exquisitely decorated 5 Cedroom. 5 DJth
new home with upstau·s vit>w oC Corona del
~lar hill~. :\ fireplaces. Cantilevered patio
deck with gas bar·~ue. Priced with dock
al . . . . . . . $14~.000.
57 Lind• Is .. Drive
Just completed 4 Bedroom 4 Balh home with
patio deck. sitting room and fireplace in mas·
ter bedroom suite. Family room has su nken
convenation pit and fireplace. Decorated and
landscaped for . . . . . . . . . . 5162.000.
l ind• Isle Dravelopment Co.
1-S.ysMio D•., N.B. 1111 G.-vndy 67s.J210
VIEW
YIEW lDT -'-....... -IIWiop ___ ..,_ --_ .. __
IIIWa. Not 1M, I' •td. ...... • ·-
Pili
BEAn? RETREAT!!
Relu: oo the covered patto. EIIJOJ tbe Immaculate nrc-
bedroOm home. The Iars• l1Y1ne room bal • nr~e,
cSeeontor cupeta and drl&lll. HardWood floorl tbruOut.
R-Z lot, ready for tbe eec:ood bome. $34,500.
UNIVERSITY RBAL·TY
·~t. L snJCDJ!1l AMIIftx
SOOt EAST COABTHWY.,CORONADELMAR-:-8'13-8510
642·5200
lltURSOA'(. OCT, 2(1!169
(lOI!!IIA DEl. liAR. CAUF. Nl.,lrt l••lfA l•lu
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ANNOUNCING ...
. . . . The relocation ot our office
from 3400 Via Lido to 3377 Via Lido
and the merging of our sales s1at1
with the former sales stall ol P. A.
Palmer Incorporated.
Keith W. Ritter, President
Marjory Vaughn, Secretary
J acquellne Balen
Ken Brittingham
G. T. Gundersen
Virginia Manson
Tommy Thompson
Glenna Bissonnette
William Harvey
Vincent Healy
Joe Kincaid
Victor H. Woehler
I i do realty, 1 n c.
LIDO ISLE PROPERTIES
U77 Vio Llolo ' Oolelo u.l
M..,.rt hoch -F-tt.e L.A. .,.. c .. l MA J...IIU
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DRAMATIC
IN THIS SJX·UNIT
CORONA DEL MAR COMPLEX
No leuebolcl Ea.eb tmlt bu nsber, dryer, all·
electric ldtcbeD aDd store. ~ Ud prt.p
dltV'"' Nllll t&I'IIQrls.E.sua.tttaraca. S.U.S ..t ,.,._""_ a-iobRIIU_.-.wm.-,..,
:ud CU'I'J tad..
FULL DETAILS GLADLY FURMSHEO
CDM CHARMER
SOUTH OF HIGHWAY
Homey 3 bedroom cott:ace oo troot ol SS-fl R-2
lot -with a Z bedroom, Z batb apartrnerat ewer
praao. (Apt. rents lor $200 per moatbl)
Fro« house -just r e..pai.l:i:ed l.nside a.ad out -
bas fireplace, SUDDY COYered patio in a setting ot
cbarminc garden aDd trees.
"5,950 --O~ER AGENT --675-2503
Can't tell it'? ••• l'lede It?
For Put Action A a..a.ltt
Coli
n!E DOYLE 00 .• --
A Rare
..,._, /1-
60-6472
-~ 1710 .. C..ot IIIW,
Newport ....
Buy for a Small Investor
Commen:l•l Bulklln1
OFFICE BUILDING -2,000 Sq. Ft.
1,000 leased -1,000 Sq' Ft. available.
($175.00)
$:15,000. Smail dn. C. awner...W carry.
WeUs-McCardle
Rd~lc Scnrkr .sitlcc I !Nl
l6mt
Delightful Cameo Shores 3 BR.
4545 TREMONT
llotl.ftttd •U. atfera be!r riew bome trtt11 ..._
cooteratiaD area ud larp add suUt oa PCeu.t
terms. DID. DIDlDc and Bedrooms opea to eeet.ild
pool lbr qodek --.. Now CU!>O(o, """ IR>Ilucol otter Jtu'S of uptDH-free eojoymeal
OFFERED AT $'78,500 OFFERS INVITED
OPEN SAT. SUN.
HAL PINCHIN
I. Assocl•t••
£. CDAST HI WAY CDROMA DEL MAlt
CALL 6754392 ANYTIME\
READ THIS
e e • • Art you in the mar-
ket for a new borne, a home
1n a prime aru very dOR ln
Huntmtton State Buch: a
home you can CUJtomizl while
it is boillc buil~ a bome de-
signed by outJtaDdinC arch;..
tects and comtruc:ted by Franl<
H. Ayres I< Son: a Company
thal has been in business since
10!
IF YOU AlE
e e e e Come to IIANCHO
LA CUUTA at Brookhurst and
Atlaata ill HIUIIiD&Ioo Beadl
any day between 10 A.M. 6 7
P.M. and ltlect your bome ill
our IIOW1y opmN UNIT V.
"IIUCEDI'-
m._'!_llot-
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I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I
Sales through the Multiple ListiJig
Service ot the Newport Harbor-Costa
Mesa Board ot Realtors totaled
over $39 mill1on for the first eight
months of 1969. This represents
1,041 unit sales and a dollar value
Increase of 11% over the same per-
iod of last year, which was a record
vear. List your property with a
Realtor toda'/. I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I
OPEN HOUSE
DAILY 1-5
100111HITE SAILS. HARBOR VIEW HILL$
COf'C:m. del Mar
lmmaeulale 4-beclroom home with beautiftll rift' ol
lw'bcx' ud ocean PL\S a lar&e pool.
i)OM Y. f!UMIIO.IM
I RUl.TOR \ mo~.oo~-.'*-., ... CINfrlnMI -·n=
11'1\M,. • Till :*:: r:n:' • .n •tCIIIIIUI I a I IKI?t WI Em ...._aM: h:;e. ,_ •••
• Pli•• patio• • Fin!piK" e POCX.S • • Hole ,...._ Or-
• T-i t ........ , ........ ...
• Mt 10 S.O.Io _. ..... .-
• ._L_CM
r==~-CIMot .... -·
• >
-
HEARTHSIONE
•
CC to hear
school chief
a,.t.WilJiuo L. c-'""""' oftlloll~-.........
-Dlllrld, Will -~ • ..._., of tb1 Cbambel'a ol •
c-.. -" -CoG-_Cj = = ~~; !:":; [l!L ~ C-II-Golf A CouolrJ _j-
Ciob. • :-s
.. -
:.~t.:t~~i~l [J [J-[J D .. _.ar_ .. tbollrol ··-_ .... ,....jab... L 1 ....,_ 1a makiD& a .are l.!n1lallou are -to all
..... -lJ.IaOnap~ -~~~ ladl•-la ol tbo ("-........ ~":~~.,!.tOU:~ =-~to • .'"!!:ad~R=;~I II Ill"! IIi ( 0[5~
EIC&JJptua &Dd Orucewood-bJ mernben or 1100-mtmbers: THIS STREET PLAN ot tbe DIX"tbu'I.J porUoa ol Corooa del Ora_.,od b!Jru el-wtlb COII!T STELLA MARIS NO. 1448, CalboUe Jlucjllers of by eaJ11ac lira. Joyce lllrtJD, Mar ..... 1be "'-sed W.tloos ol -lllxlp Tile
uttle ub 1D compu180D wltb America., wtU bold a Ha.Uoweeo ~ldeP&f't7 Moaday 54.5-?551; tbt CbamberoiCom-Newport Baacb CityCOI.IlCU&DdtbeCorooadelMar Cbount>er.--1
EIX'&I:Jptua. eYeninc. Oct. 2?, bectoD1Dc &I 8 p.m., tn st. loacblm Ball, merce oatce, 648-0534, or •n. _ ot Commerce are 1Dflt1Dr Qlll'euiooa ot op!aloGf'tom rest-•
Tbt belt ny to select sea-Cost& Ilea.. Pictured bere dlJ&)laJiDI some pu1J decontioo d1Dc a cbeek tor $),50 per per. dents ill tbe area. Tbe COWX:ll 1s acbeda.1ld to take aeUoo
IODid Anwood 1s to select the moWs are, from left, Mrs. DuJ.al Buda1ck; Mrs. MadeUDe 100 to tbe Wom•'• Dtftsloo, on tbe proposal Dtzt Mooday trrulo£ Oc:L 17, firm lD your ar• tbat enjoys McGuetin, grand regellt, aod IUs. Earl Sance, ceoeral eo.ta. Mea. Cbamber of Com-
tbl best rtptat1cvt for qllllity ebairman.. merce, P. 0 . Bol 119S,
firewood aM senlces. Nft bl Mesa. ~:...-..:::.:~~~·~~ Annex is goals pro em .~,~~by:;Dr~. ~~E~ wood, over twelYe montbs old, wome~•;1dlY1sioo
wW burn too fast and may be ''To anDU or DOt to amu:" At the eooclusloo of tbe Cbamber of Commerce,
termite talested. Therefore, we may become a key lssueotcon. lengthy meeting. tbe COUDCU eoopuat1oo wtth Patrtcla(Wra.
ngest buyLDg flrewood that 1s troversy In lmplem~l.nC the formally &pprOYed a mottoa to Dou&lu) Bray, Newport Harbor
m to tea months old. receoUy completed goals and direct tbe plannlng staff to pro. Cbamber ot Commerce wo.
In tbeCorooadeiMar-New-object:l.ves study tor Newport ceed with the poenl Plan. mea's diYislon.
port Beach -La,una Beach Beach. The staff ttselt Is Ulldert:U1Dc
u• we reeommeDd The farm Councilman Don Mclnnls Phase 1, wblch will lDclli:Se GARAGE SALE OCT
25 Outlet tor qua.Jty Urewood and brougllt 141 the problem of an-surveys and analysts ot ezlst. ~mist ClubotNew "'"lee. Tb.ls flrm is located oeWtoo aoc1 fUture city boUOO-ing eoadltloo.s. The Couocll d1d Tbe ....... ...,.... •
at 78!1 Coast Highway, between aries Mooday evening as the not determlDe whether the staff port Harbor will boldtheiDDual ,._
COI'OGI. del War and Laguna City Couocil and Planning Com-or an outside consulta.ut should carage sale at 4S09 Seasbor: ;..
Beach. They rlave been in the mission met in joint session to undertake Pba.se 2, an ecooom.lc Drt•e, West Newport, from
ttrewood business at this ad-coostder implemerb.tloo of the analysts, which Is scheduled to a.m. to 5 p.m. this Saturday •
dreu for the last ten years. Ne11'p011 Tom morrow report. begin iD about 6 weeks. Ocl Z5. All members haft --..... l'-1
Tbelr phone number is He ra.lsed the objection that The Council aDd PlannJ..ag beeo p.tberl.ng tbelr cootrtbu. .,.... _ _.. 494.~1. u is dtfOcull: to prepare a Comrnlssioo. agreed that tbe Uoos !or lb1.s a.wual ennt,
Curreot prtces on Eucalyptus general plan of futur e develop-Newport Tomorrow report wtll wbteb. will belp in tbelr COO•
or Oru&ewood at The farm ment of tbe city unless the be made available to tbe public trtbutlons tolbeAmerlea.n.Flekl
Outlet are: 1/2 cord delivered e.veotlll:l tp1MariP.!=: are mown. In Us present form, 1D ord« to Sen1ce, tbe Match ot Dimes,
aad dumped, $30.00 plus $5.00 from the audteoce, Mrs. get some In-Put of publlc ap-hl&b sc~l scbolarahlps and
for stackt.Dg; fUll cord delivered Wa.reo Stilling of West Newport Inion on Its recommerxtatloas. the Girls Club.
aDd dumped, $55,00 plus $10.00 pointed out that 5 of the 7 study c Oet J1 at tbl
Jbrllaeklac.Raeksolllrewood gro~C>s recommeoded agalast oncert season opens THE CELEBRrrY BALL Friday OYIIIIDr. • • are IYailable ftorn $2,50 to a.nne-~-ns. She said she was AD:lbeim COOYentlon ceoter wtll bllbUCbt the start ot lbe
.-..w Republican state Celi:ral Committee COIIlemJoo. Wbicb $7.00. AU wood Is 24" In length, dlsappolnted to hear discussioo The Harbor Area Commu.ntty Intormattoo on membershlp will CODtlnue througb NOY. 2. l..oealladies wbo are be.lping
ucept tor the custom cut whiCh of bow much Irvine Co. laDd Concert Assn. wUl open its may be obtaloed from the ezecu-with arra.ncemeots for the event ltlelllle, from left, Mrs.
1s 1!" in length for the small should be anoned to the city. 8th season at 7:30 p.m. this tive secretary, Mrs. Kurt K141-Merritt Martin of Balboa, treasurer of the Newport Harbor
free !!lbnrtJoc stoves. Johll Macnab, who served as F'rlday, Oct. 24, wUh Gene Ierman, at 642.3186. Republican Women federated; Mrs. Edward F. Ward Jr. ot
We Aocerely bope tha.t this pDet&l chairman tor the New-Marl.aoacelo's American Con-lrvloe Terrace, member of tbe State Ceotn.l Committee,
lnb'matloo will help you enjoy port Tomorrow study, said he cert Ballet Co. M.R . M.EL TlHG POT, USA, aDd Mrs. Margot R. MurrayottheBae.tB&y, publicity cba.lr-
your firepLace more. A word ot did DOt lnterpret the report as Eight young daacers will per-10 TALK TO LtoHS Q.UB man ror tbe Newport Karbot Republican Womeo. Garernor eautloo .. ·too la.rge a fire a ma.nditetorestst anneutJoos. form In the Newport Harbor Georp GUbert, a oauve ot Roaald Reapn a.od u.s. Seoator Georca Murpll;y JM ma.ay
mlcbt overheat your flreplace Mrs. Sk11JJ.ne aueed that the High Sebool auditorium. Cb.tsbolm. UlnA., will ta.1t to state lepslators will be a.mong the Invited guests. Les
or damace your accessories. report favored taking in more The 2od coocertwtUbeaper-the Uarioers Uons Club at Brown and his orchestra will play lor daDciDg. (Enslp Nut week's topic: GAS {..()G.'). water..orteoted land, but op-!ormaoce by Or.an March, a the 12:15 ltmcheoa meetiD( this )
Tbe Hearthstooe ls located posed any turther ertension ot pWlist of EngUsh and Russian frklay Oct Z4 at the Stuft photo.
at 2711 East Coast tUgl!way elty llmlts IDW!d. ancestry, whO will plaf Feb. Slllrt ;.sta~ant: ••cordia& to Phylll's Wrl'ght, 51., dl'es (ooe block south of Tbe Cof!ee Brian Hawley of the plan-a 1n the On.nge Coast College Presideat Bob Walker
Garden), Corooa del Mar· opeD nJ.ng depart meal presented a a~torlum. Ur. Gtlba1 Ia a 'P'ld\ate
10 to 6 weekdaysalldSaturdays; p~sed Ume table lqr .P{.e-OD ll&rcb zo, U. Nn YoU: or tbt ••••1 of~ Ph ll1s Vl k Wrl&bt
51
ol be bad 1ut seen her about
• I ~; aDd _,. • puatioo of tbe pDVal plu.. Ht Brau Qut.ntet wtn presellt 1 with a muter1dtcr•1Dapeee.b 210 ~ .. mn cStar Ln.' nc:ver 10 p.m. on Oct. 19 after Jbl
said tt woukl takeabout2years. concert at Harbor Hlcfl. Am oa from IBC. Hets kaow:au"Mr. Sbores .,J found dead fD tbe had called him at a trleod'l
April 10, Ylol1n1st Stanley Uelt1Dc Pot, USA" aoc1 hu master' bedroom ot her !lome house and asked him to come Plu~mer wlll present the sea-trueled cout to cout wtth Monday morning by her soo. home. He said she appeared
European Delicatessen
and Restaurant
OCTOBER SPECIAL
WITH EVERY 5-COURSE DINNER
• • • COWPUMENTARY WINE OF YOUR CHOICE• •
e®
Luncheon dally -Luoch Bozes to go.
B-B...Q Spareribs
Wooderful display ot contioeotaJ sausages, salami,
cheeses and delicatessen items.
Cot•ring lor group a w.d partf•s
646·5383
M. NEWPORT ILYD.,MEWPORT IE,ICM
ORGAN MUSIC
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS
son s ft.oale, also at Harbor hls program, "How other people Steven Terr Wright. depressed at the time.
High . These last 3 per-taJk." Ht uses oter S5 aectDts Mrs Wrl~t was fouod lying William Wood Wri&bt said
formances wUl begin at 8:15 aoo has O¥t:r 100 YOicea a.t hls ra tkr.n over the end of a that he had last seeD his wUe
p.m. commud. He U speatlacUZJder de': chair Her son stated that about 7 p.m. Oct. 19, 1111 u.t Association members have tbe auspices ot the free Mlter-· be and hl5 wtte bad a cHsaeree-
reclproclty privilege, wb.ich al-rptse IP"kers bureau of Cout meDt I.Dd he lett aod apent tbe
lows them to attend other coo-federa.l Sartop. Dlght at a motel
certs In naa.rby communities. Sunlvors also I.Dchde an.
Drug conspiracy is topic ~:::~~
"What YOU cao do about drug be coDBiders tobetbeorpnlsed
abuse" wtu be ooe of many plan to "turo oo" youtb as well
topics to be covered by Jobano as Pl.leats. why fOWll people
Rush newsman at the DeJ1 are QS.1ng drupaod bow tbeblp-
meetinr of the Udo Is le pte monment cot started.
Woman's Club at 11 :30 a.m. Tbe tra.d.ltioaa.l puocb-bowl
Tuesday, Nov. 11, at the club-bOw" coodueted by cbairmen.,
!)()use, aceordlll( to Mrs. Roger Mrs. Robert L. Btuoooette,
Brown, program chalrman. aod Mn. John Dnla, will pre-
''Ma ss medJ..a's part ln tbe cede tblbmebeoo..Resenatlons
great drug consplracy" Is the may be made by catllnr Mrs.
title of Mr. Rush's talk and Robert Wabler at 673-6197.
TOPIC IS OltOtiOS
Uam D. Vlck of Vlrg:tnia;
her mother, Mrs. Grace
Vlck.
Senlees were beld Oct. 2%,
at lbe Bolta C'-1 ot Cor-
del liar wltll lbe ROY. "'-'>>I
T. Haas ot tbe flrst Presby-
terian Church of Fullerton, r1-
llc1attnc. Intermem was at tbl
Paclftc VIew Memortal Part.
A Theodore Rob ins ••clutivtl look for our ditgnostlc
ctnttr SN I 1nd flkt tl\e gueu-work out of buying 1
uted ur. Thtst cers Nvt pustd 130 vlttl ftsts for
performance rtlitbilify, tnd ufety.
1110% PAITI a• LIIOII wuum
4,. IUS 01111 UYS
e-n '" -hook1l -locW"" ....... !lme liM, ,.., tM, PLUS ltraktt, .. tttry aM tlhlwst
l)'tt'IM. All n,.lr werk HM In "" twllll HrYkt .,. .. _ ..
'69 MUSTANG
SPORT ROOF
AutomatiC'. radio, hnlff, wtut.e ~alt,, wh•l• 1•·1\h rM
JntfT'Ior. h r:tor-y wuranty avaJ!ablt. Apprn:<e. 7,HW
milh;. (YCV."061)
$2595
'69 FORD F-1 00 PICKUP
..... 8\ylftlde. v ... '""""'"'· $2495 rad1o. bntn, diamond plat« bumpn-,
c:hr'arM mlrror1 (377'99CI
'61 FORD CUSTOM 4-DR. SEDAN
'61 DOD~E CORONET 4-DR. SEDAN
v.a. power stftrlnc. pawtr brakfs.
btat.er. ~ltoe'ttve car.
(315871l ~395
'65 FORD MUSTANG
v.a tnlfnt, "QJted tranlmluion,
radio, htatn. 011" rnen ....tth blac.k
lnttrlor. (O'J'DS29) $1195
movte, which ns made lor the
Huntley /Brinkley report. Mr.
Rush Uved tor sereral years
in the HaJgllt-Ashbury district
·~~!~! as a hippie in order to
The prden sectioo of the
Costa Mesa Womeo'a Club will
meet at 11 :30 a.m. Nov. 13 at SHARON KAY HARROON,
tbe Paul Brecht Orchid Co. daughter ol Mr. and Mrs. Ver.
on Harbor BITd. tn Costa Mesa. DOn W. Harrison of Kalam.az.oo,
The PJ'Oifl.m will be on the . Mich., wUl be married In June
care Uld growLDg of orcbids. to Gordoo H. Middleton, aoo
Aoyooe 1Dterested may cootact Yr. and Mrs. Warren Mtddle-
Urs. Bess Jobn100, 641-6876, too, 20122 Bayview A•e., :santa
or Mrs. Lew DunoJ.nc. 64&-3478. Ana Heights. Tbe bride.elect
IN SOUTH ORANGE COUNTY, whether you are
Basketball
._ACIC •• WHITE -HI •• LOW
CONVERSE
Tennis Shoes
•:. lnlormaUon.
wtU discuss fUrther what
Voil J ~~.OR INTERMEDIATE
Footba lis 695
OlHER ~IT F00TBALLSS.95·1"-95
LEA lH!R FOOTIALLS 11.95 • 19.95
-MI!H'S-]75 -LADIES'-/ L.'t--Sirn!ii)A
IIUILOP P011T
J•ais Rldets
ST-G.IIIlH IlL IIYLOII -
WT P.CI-21.f5
OUIP•CI·
PI!MHSYL VAHlA
Tennis Bills
OOIIALO WASHBURN 01 ES
DooaJd K. Wubbura, 411
AYOCado An., lrrl.De Terrace,
died ~. Oct. u, at Hoac
Hospital alter a loactliJ IIIDou.
BorJaJ wu at ForHt L&n_
Gl-, llllta Mortuary, Co-
,_ dol ............. lor-
WVdlnc directw, Mr. Wub.
bw'a wu a former Coca Coli
txeeutln.
PHOTO
CHRISTMAS
CARDS IY KODAK
lOll DISCOUNT
TILL HOV. 7
riHI DUSSMAKIHG
111 a school ot nursing gradtate
and 1.s employed at st. FraDCis
Hospital, ColoradoSprlllp. Her
ft.&Dce wu nledictortan at
Coroot dtlllar Hi&bSebool&Dd
1s DOW I eadft flrst Class at the
Air Foree Academy, with
rut ot cadet capta.Jn.
MWITTE OIATTERTOH
EX-DEPUTY D.t.., DIES c.
ART '101111: OM UL l lly CIIARLOTTB
112.0191 . A. cnlwe•'a ll&r w1ii bl --u ....... ,,. .. Oat. 81, lllf. I 1111 111-
CollloY-W.:.~ . . C ....... INI.I .. a.,C.. .. _ ........... 10 an...
a member of rhe business communiry or rhe yachting
set-or both -there issomerhing special for you
at Union Bank . To business and industry, it means the
uncommon benefits offered by one of America's
largest business-oriented banks. To the affluent
individual or family , it means the ultimate service
and capabiliry in handling affairs at the
estate level. Either way, Union Bank
is about as far as you can go .. ·
Soutll Or~nae County Office
East COISI Hi&fiWIJ 11 Goldenrod
Co111111 Del Mar• Teltplione 675·1200
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I
DECLARING u.t this is tbe c:reatest of U1 PhilharmooJ.c
eoc.kt:IJ.I putiN bt)d OQ tbe Pollll Is Bell Benta, and
be'• ttlllac Dldt Moore .,, both of the PeDinsula. (Ensign -.)
..
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TAKING HIS TURN at one of the bars, Miles Lanoa.
of West Newport Is shown servlnr Joe Foster, ialc·
time Point resident, at the Oran~ County PhJ.lharmom.c
cocktail party Saturday nicbt. (E.osign photo.)
5411-1953
• CU4RANTEED WORK o FREE ESTIM4 TES o
• FREE PICK-UP & DELIVERY o
• MEMBER OF C.U .0 .4 . CUSTOM ORAPU
JOHN • MARTHA ••~ BEOSPRUOS
LES KEPHART aDd his ..Ue, Wuda., tiJtu to the Di11e-
Jaod music played for daDCinC by tbe Doctor's Group,
wht.ch dooated 1t1 senlces tor Balboa Point PllUha.rmooic
party. (Ens11D plloto.) Otrr -OF. TOWNERS Ernest and Ruth Wtebali. of San Jose, Quality Upholstery AMONG the MVtralbUDdredparty.goersatthe PhllbarmooJc
party at tbe Byroa Farwell bayfroat home oo the Pol.nt,
were Betty and Art Snodsen. (Ensten pboto.)
aloog with Jane Owen of tbe Point, are sbown wtth Betty
Brown, Balboa Point, who ls offering them some ot the
bors d'oeuvres for which the Balboa Phllba.rmoolc party Is
famous. (ED&tgn phOto.)
959-H W. 17tll Stnet Cula .....
JOURNALISM CAREERS
Speoeer Crump, iouroa.ll.ml
instructor at Orup Coast Col-
lep, Ls the author ot au
article oo ):)u:r"Dilllsm educatloo
that wtU appear ln ••career
opporb.lllttes tor
I.Dd specla.Usts." an
clopedia oa careers being
Ushed by J. G. Fer gusoo
llshlnc Co.
LEC4L NOTICE
CERTtFICA TE FOR TRAN-
SACTING BI.SINESS U.'iOER A
FICTmOI.S NAME
HAVING A GREAT TIME &t~ Pldlharmoaic party nre
former Po!m nlideata, Patrtcll Ud FraU WaHl otlrTIDI,
willo r-. ootb ,_ laLIIIo -. ud n.u will! looc·
Umo 1r1-. (!l!ldp"pllotij;) · •
n la: bereby certltled Ula.t
the IIDderatped aretransac:twc
buliDeu ill Santa Ana, ~
ol Onaco. -ol CaWonla, llDder a f!ct1tfou aame, or a
ANOTHER SUCCESSFUL Ora.agt Cou.aty Pbllharmonlc
Society coctall party held oo Ba.D:w:. Polot was celebrated
by Barbara Bradford and ber husbaod, Warren. Mrs.
Bradtord served as chairman. (EnslgD photo.)
RIP VAN WINKLE
Truly finest in sleeping comfort.
TW114 Olt PULL SIZ! ••••••• · •• p., Sot 119.10
QUUM Sill • . • • . . . . . . • . . • p., Sot :IM.lO
KlMC: Sill ................ Por Sot UJ,lO
HJ.GARREJT fURNl]URE
Jill H.tJOl avo. COITA WISA ... .,. ... .,. .... " ....... ·~~·· . ___ .... _
............ 1101 ollowtor tlio
Dames ot tbeperiOOSlnterested
theret..a. to wit: FairY1ew Apart-
ments, 1355 Froot Street, San
Die10, Ca.Utornla 92101.
WJTNE$ our b&.Dds this tlrd
day of September, 1969.
1. SWAN CONSTRUCTORS,
INC. By: Robert G. Stewart
Executive vtce president
By: L. L. Gordon, secretary
1355 Froot Street, San DlelfO,
Ca.lltornla 92101
Z. DONALD R. WARD, 1606
lrvtne Boulevard, Newport
Beach, Ca.litol'nia 92660
3. JERRELL C. BARTO, ZlS
Via Cordon, Newport Beacb,
CaUtornla 9Z660
STATE OF CALIFORNIA)
(:Ot!NTY ss. or ORANGE )
thl5 29th day of September,
1969, before meaNotaryPubUc
for saJd Cowty and State, duly
commissioDed and sworn. per.
soaally ~ed Don&ld R.
Ward and Jerrell C. Bl.rto,
known to me to be the persons
whose names are subscribed
to the within instrument, and
a ciDOwledged to me that tbey
necuted the &ime.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I ha.Ye
hereunto set my hand and at.
flxed my omclal seal the day
aod year in thisceruncatetlrst
above written.
R l.ri'H ANN (J)OICK
Notary PubUc iD aod for said
County and state
My Commission Ezpltes
Feb. 14, 19n.
STATE Or CAUrORNIA )
ss.
COUNTY OF SAN DIEGO)
On September, U, U69, before
me, tbe underlliDtd, a Notary
Pubtle ill and lor Slid County
aod State, Pti'IODI.lly QP~Ued
Robert G. Stnvt, kDon to me
to be tbe Exec. Vice Prealdtot,
... L. L. Ga<doa, ...... to ...
1<1 bo lbo Seerary ollllo cor.
poratJoa tbat ez.euted tbe
wU.btn Laltrumtot m:t kD:rtrn
t.to-m111oodto bo tlio ...,. .... wlio
1 • tbt wttb.IA 1utrwneat
oo -II al llld _.uoo,
l&ld-boll!( IDiowllf<J
me to be a ......,. partDer o1
Faln1ow .\pulm .... a port.
_...._,, lbo .....--tliat
U.C:-Ibo ...... --.
ud -lodpd ..... 111&1 -·----... -·U--udlllal _____ ....
IA1 -l!ld OCIIdal
I ~iix.l'll s. IIA TilE Ull
~--r.,..
,,._0..11,11, ..........
........ t ....
On August 4 of this year, a
power shortage plunged New York
into its most se rious power CriSIS
since the massive blackout of 1965.
Lghts went dim. TV sc.....,ns got
fuzzy. And people were asked to
cut back on their use of air condi-
uorung.
The problem: not enough gen·
erating plants. The reason: New
York utilities were not permitted to
build new facilities as planned.
Building schedules were postponed
because of delays in governmental
authorization.
Could a widespread blackout
happen here? Not likely now-but
it could happen in the futun: if we
don't build more generating plants
now, as well as substations and
transmission lines.
L make certain you will continue
to enjoy low-cost, uninterrupted
service, we must build some new
plants hett in Southtm Califomia-
clou to where the power is used.
A new Edi.on plant can benefit
your community in many ways,
iDCiuding millions of tax dollan
every )Ul' lo aid your local echool
dioaictL In Ext, &lieoa ia 1M l.rgeil
.;..p taq>eyer in nwty of the com-
munities and counties where we
operate generating plants.
D oes a power plant create smog?
According to Air Pollution Control
District authorities. Edison power
plants now account for less than I ~~
of the total tonnage of air pollutants
in Los Angeles County. In com-
parison, automobiles account fo r
nearly 90";.
Nobody wants smog. including
us. We've been pionet.~ring ways to
prevent pollution since 1954. You
can count on us-wherever Edison
builds a plant-to more than meet
the most stringent controls for clean
air established by local and state
authorities, plus the U.S. Depart·
ment of Health, Education and
Wdfare. Because it involves you
and your environment. To us, that's
important. Afttr all. 11,000 of us
work at Edison. Our families livt
in Southtm California, too.
B...t on population projtctions,
we need to build ntw gtntrating [!:ts and, of course, transmiuion
1o bring 1M power to you in
cauinkey--.
Weahould build a plant,... Voc-
torville in Sen &.manlino County .
'
We nm another, with two units.
in Ventura County. Work is well
underway on the first unit at
Ormond Beach near Point Mugu.
And we nt>t>d two new generating
units at our Huntingto n Beach
station in Orange County. Later,
we'll need other plants within our
14·county service territory.
To meet current demand for
electricity. we're generating power
for Southern California by every
practical means-water. gas. oil, coal
and 1M atom. We're also importing
eltetricity from New Mexico and
tht Pacific Northwest over extra·
high-voltage transmission lines.
The best way to prevent a power
shortago! is to avoid having all your
eggs in one electrical basket. That's
why we need to build more general·
ing stlltions, substations and trans-
mission lines throughout Southtm
California.
Should it become necessary lo
build in your area,""'>' we COWl! on
you.r uncia-standing and 111ppon?
You would be helping &.1hua
CMIWnia lo leD ; I the ••••
ipOt in the ...,:.-.
lltURSOAY, OCT. 23, 1919
CORONA OELIIA.R, CAU F.
Great Evetts in tH New Testulent
"Two Notable He.alina'a"-Mark 5:21-43
lll'fltOM "SWORD 011' TH!: LORD''
MURIII'RE.EIIIOAO, TV>IN,
' i.ad.ieate• word. whkb lorm the lr:•y •en~e: il no r•ler•o:ee ;.; giYeft. the
auwer uncllly·will be lound io: Mark 5;21 -U .
CLUES ACROSS
' I "--·· 1ouehed m•?"
3 "th•re comelh on• of 1h• ruler. ol the ____ ..
I initiolal ol Ruth'• aon and .ai.tter-
in-taw (Ruth 4:1 7: t:4)
10 illlitiols of cr n.oler cro:d hi• country
(Exod .. 7:4)
It •quipment ol cr ahip (l:uk, 27:21)
12 "'il I moy touch but hi• doth••· I .hall be ____ ..
14 Mbe ·-·-afroid. only beliu•··
II "let no man ----him" {Pro•. 21:
17)
17 aoo: ol Nooh (Gen. 1:22)
It ao:d '42 "who loucb•d ___ T .
2ll irUtiab. ol le.aoc·• wile aad
Dlootber (Gen. 24 ;67)
21 "whelh•r we woke ____ •le•p-
(1 n .... 5:101
Z3 name m•oai.aq "palm 1ree"
(GeD. 31:1)
ZS "a certain wo.aan which hod an
--·-of blood"
'%7 "Who ··--m•1"
11 iaitio!. ol two dixipl .. (John
14;5: Matt. 10:3)
31 outpoet city {Joeh. 7:2)
32 "my little dauqil1er li•1h o1 th• point ol ____ ..
3( iDiliol. of lwo 10~ of racob
(Gen. &1:5. 21)
35 "why make ye 1hia and
w •• p?"
3t ~kAotrio:g ia ~If th01
llad goa• _, ol hi.ao."
31 city of Tudab (loth. 15:23)
41 bUtiala ol two -.u of Dcrrid (I Sam. 1:15)
43 .011 of Jacolt {C. a.. 30: 13) « a polaio:. (Dan. 3:1. .aamble)
f.7 o .onount (NuJn. 20:23)
f.l "-··· aoon a. Je.IIQI hecrrd the word"
50 "tb•n on _ •• cried aloud" (Don.
3:&)
5I "!bey w•re a.toni.lh•d ~th a
9f•al ----"
cun:s DOWN
I "wo• ncr1h}."9 be11•r•d bu1 rcrlher ....
2 on e•clcrmation (l..O'. 55 :11
3 nom• menning "borl•y" (I Chron.
24:8 .• _.rim)
4 Gre•k lorm ol "Noah" (Mcrtl. 24 :
"' 5 •om• a1 4) O CIOI&
6 "the ---God ond our Sa•>our
J••u• Chri•t" (Titu• 2:13)
7 "wher~ no
(Amo• 3:5)
i• lor him ?'"
I "ond ••.. eth in wber• 1he dom.~•l
wcu lying:·
10 "•1.1i~~r•d mony thin9a of maay
12 "H•rod with hi.1 men of
(Luke 23:11 )
13 "-·-· him ond 1•1 him wo
15 cr 1t0n ol tliphaa (G•n. 31:15)
II "why 1roubl .. t 1bou the ···-oay
further?"
22 "but though I be __ in •P••ch"
(II Cor. II :6)
2( "my li111• dauwhter lietb a1 the
---· ol deoth"
2G io:itiota ol 1wo eon• ol ll•niomin
{Mum. 26:31)
t7 "oo:d aaid uato h1n .•••• tumi"
21 a flying momma! (leo. 2:2G)
30 "I pray ----· com• ond lo:y thy
banda on her"
32 "o crowo: ol glory, ond lor o ---·
ol beouty·· {lea, 21:5)
JJ "'o:nd ae•tb th• --·• and th•m
that wept"
36 a ehi•f (II Chron. 17:U , Krllmhl•l 37 "th• boun ol ____ pbonuo·· (II Tim.
I :II)
31 name meaain9 "beautilul.-
"-··•hli (Eath. l :t )
f.O aa onimol (P•. &2:1)
&5 nom• me~in9 "b•roic." ____ li
(Gea. 46: tt)
46 ''the herd • __ • Yiolenlly dowo: o
st••P plcaee'' {Mwlr !:13)
41 -~~~ of HWII, ----•-(Hum. 13:1)
50 lallialtl of two aotable •-••
(Gen. 16:15: J Scam. b2D)
ANSWER TO PREVIOUS PUZZLE
Difficulties In The Bible
87 DIE lATE IL A. TOIIUY
(By the penniaaioa ol Moody Preu, CbJe.ICO.)
{li•ptl nte<:l fro.,. 8epti•+ 8 ibl• Tribune, Sprin;fi etd, A,!.,, I
'MISTAKES' IN THE BIBLE
THE USE OF STRONG DRINK IN PROVERBS 31:6, T.
ANO'I'HEB ALLEGED "MISTAKE' in the Bible U found in Pro-
verbs 31:6, 7. "Give Arollfl drink unto him that is ready to perish, and
wine unto the bitter in toul. Let him
drink and forget hie poverty, and
remember ha mi.Rry no more" (R.V.).
It U said that thia advocates the uae
of intoxicating liquor under certain
conditions, and that as the UR of
intoxicating linuor under any and all ~-is Wt'OOC thi.a tNc:hina: ol
the Bible ia a ml.nake.
But the difficulty disappean. u
many another d1Uiculty wiD disappear,
U we do not rip the veran out of tht'ir
oon\elr:t, but = them, u IUl1 pu-MJ'e in any lboukl be studied,
ln the eon\elr:t.
11w whole aecUoo from vene.s 1
to I is a protat apilvt kiDp (and by
implic:atioft penon. m any ptac.e. ol
,...,....tN!ity) u.lnc wine 01' ftrollC
drink at all It Is plainly t.Uiht that any
uae o( wine hat a tendertcy to make ~
dMm bpt the law and to pervert jucJcmmt. y,..... I ud 7 10 an to add
th.t wibl -.d strcQr drink should onl7 be WMi in C:M&& ol ab.., pb)'8ieal
w ..._ aad cMapoodeoey, when the mao is 110 far IJWM' that be ia "had7
to Plriah." aod ia COillleqU~H~tly in the ~ cS.pdM ol dellll._..,t7 f.,._ iD _,), • II. V.).
Tba wardtl an edda II d to the Jd.ni (R.V.), and the kine, wbo -.
able to bw' wiDe, iDatMd of uRnc it tw:n.11 lhouJd afYe lt to thoae who
.. tn IIUiefl ~ condition that they De.:l IL The OIM ID thia ~
would bt .U.Oulat.d by the wbw, lilted out ol hi.& dtpr 11 '!;_~the ~ ol the kine wbo J'ave the wiM, 10 that ba woUld ba tiD ~ h6l poftl'tJ," which would natunU7 pndudl him from: ~ the .... ,_ hlinMU. 1be whole ~ 111ft OQ to urwe the kine'• ...... to
.... e:.UM fll the poor and oeed.7 . .,
10 'lliW a::IIAINB bO diffieult)' in uu. ~ aotpl ,_. .....
.... hold ...... -.... -...... -.. ------. But .._. .,.. m.&.D¥ who hOld thM. Ia exbww ~ ol ,...,._.,..
... --ol wbw " wist aDd perm' " ... w. doo DOlt ..-d to 10 lnllo ~~ • to wbethw dw wtDa ud ..._ *'-k Ill thia .-e ,...... Uc!abolk ~ who ... t!w( ..__.
....,. .... ow ,... w.t ofteet11 ,..,.. to a =--....... ................ a .... dee! to.., Ia,..... ., thalr c. --
If ... I I Ji&tlitl• ,..... true, it wwlcl ,...,... all "-" U.
J z:: .. ____ ...,. __ ............ =
.... r ......... dh , ............ _., .. ........ Aa .... _._ .... .,., ... ., .. ,.,.... .,.., __ .. _w•--,. .... _._w.
.... 1. , .. ·e:-.:5.,-... ~-..... .,.. E ., .... ---......... -· ... ..... _ .. A-......... .._ .. _., ......
~Plm ........ aft __ ., el•60 = _...~ .. ·-flwW._.,._,_ n"' ..................... .,.
A LOOK AT THE BOOK
ly 0... lob.._
~~ e1 1M .,_.,. U.""""'r. O,_..j/Je, S.C.
IN "Mm·Y" MEASURE
Slandin& one day in the temple, the Lord
Jesus Christ watched the crowd pau by and
cast tht-ir otferinp into the treasury. RK:b men
puscd by cutins in larae aifts. Then came a
poor widow who dropped in two mites, about
one-quartu of a cent in our money. The
Saviour called His diaciples unto Him and said
to them, "Verily I say unto you, that tbis
poor widow hath cast more in, than all they
which have cut into the treasury: for all they
did cast in of their abundance; but she of Mr
want did cast in all that she had, even all her
living" (Mark 12 :43, 44). A gift is to be
judged not upon its value but upon the spirit
with which it is made. An offering is to be
measured not only by the amount given but
by the amount left after the gift has been
offered. In tM temple that day rich men
brought ric h gifts. Doubtless some gave because
their soc:ial ~ilion demanded it. Some gave
out of compliance with tradition. Possibly some
gave to be S«n of men and admired for their
benefic~:nce . Some may have given out of a
natural gener(Mity of heart. But all of them
had infinitely more left over for themselves
than they gave to the Lord. A poor widow.
who must have made her otrerina out o( a
heart full of love for God since her c:ircum.-
stanc:es were such that no one eouJd have ex-
pected her to 1ive, neverthdess cast iD ber
offcrina. HavinJ aiven she retained nothina.
Her aift was sreatest because she atone of aU
who made otrerinas that day did not c:ooaider
herself.
h is fine to a:ive generously 10 the Lord'a
work. Sometimes, however, our aifll come oot
from a heart full of love but from either a
cold sense of obligation or from fear of wbat
people will think of us if we do not &ive.
Judged by the standard which Christ ftxed
that day in the temple most of us make poor
gifts because we keep so much more than we
give away.
God waots our gifts, but He wants more
than the gifts. He wants the giver. Our money
is not enough. God wants our hearts. The
truly surrendered child of God considers all
he has---possessions, family, life itself-not
his but God's. He has given to God everythina
that h.! po5sesses. The &ift is given and the
giver also.-American Way Features
THE NORTHERN INVADER
ly &. lludtluuot Plach (Jiropba&: WI-)
(P't..,, ftte J-l•h H ... , Ju"•• 19661 8e• 707, L•• .(, .. l•e fOOSJ.)
In E.tek. 38 and 39 we read of a sreat inva· Lord came unto me Nyins, Son of man ld thy
liOn of Israel by • federation of northern face against eo,, the land of Mq:os, the chief
powers. It enda in the utter defeat and the com· prince of Methec:h and TubaJ and prophecy
plete overthrow of thi1 northern federation by againM him. And uy, Thus aaith the Lord
a •upreme act of divine intenention. God; Behold J am asainat thee, 0 Go1 the
This invadins army cornea from north of chief prince of Meabech and Tubal."
Israel: "Gomer, and aU hit bands; and many Certain powen are mentioned here--Go1
people with thee" (F.sek. 38:6), "And thou and Maao1, Meaheeh and Tubal. The.e are the
shalt come from thy place out of the north outstanding powers asain.t whom Cod speaks
parts, thou, and many people with thee" (verse: His denunciationa. They are the leaden of this
15). "And I will turn thee b•ck, and leave but great invasion. Who are they?
the ai:rth part of thee, and will cauae thee to The word .. chief' in chapeer 38:2 ("the
come up from the north part1, and will bring chief prince of Mesh.ech and Tubal'*) is actual·
thee upon the mountaint of Israel" {ch. 39:2). ly a proper ooun. It;. the word roJA. In our
The word translated the north parb always language its meanins ia chUJ. A srut many
carries with it the idea of the uttermott. It scholar• have said that this pa ... ge ahould
ahould properly read, .. from the uttermost read, "the land of Go1, the Prince of Roth,
parts of the north" suggesting that thi1 inva· Meabec:h and Tubal."
aion is to be made by people who come not The oldest mapa of Southern Ruuia show
merely from the immediately ad/acent territory the names of two rivera, one;. Tobal and the
!. ust north of I~rael but from the arger northern other Moakoka u we a.hould spdl them in
ands in the hinterland of Northern Europe ,English. Today on the banks of those lwo
and Asia. Th~re ia the aource of the invasion. rivers stand the cities which took their nama
It is dear that it is an invuion of Janel. from the rivera, namely Toholak on the Tobal
"And thou ahalt come up asainst my peo~f and Motrow on the Moa.kob:. Some aeholan
Israel, u a cloud to cover the land" ( . have i~nti6ed Rosh with modem R~ia.
38: 16). "And it aball come to pau at the tame TI.e Arabi u.ed to .poak of the 1..a.qcf J"hieJI
time wbeu Cog aJWI come acU. ~ of is north of the Black Sea u Rua and the Groeh
Israel .. (nrae 18). u Roa.
At what time in larael'• hiatory it this inva· This people, wbote name intuprd.ed meant
aion to occur? Chapter 38:8 nyt, .. in the latter "red,"lived in this land jwt north of the Black
yean" or veue 16, ••m the latter days." So it Su and the name Ruaaia i. a direct derivation
it to be in the end time of larael'a hiatory, in from the Roth of theae ve:r&e~.
her latter daya. '*Aher many days thou ahalt
be viaited: in the latter yean thou ahaJt come
to the land that ia brouPt b.U from the
sword and is 1athered out of many people"
(Chap. 38:8). "For I will take you from
among the heathen, and gather you out of aU
countries and will brin1 you into your own
land" (Chap. 36:24). Chapter 37:21 Nys,
"Behold I will tili the children of larael from
amon1 the heathen, whither they be gon~ and
wiU gather them into their own land."
So this invasion is to occur when Israel hu
been regathered to her own land in the latter
days of her hiatory.
Who are the invadins nations and force.?
What confederation of powers is this that
sweeps down upon ltrael? Who is tbia northern
enemy? Chapter 38 I&YI, '1ne word of the
Tbeae people come down like a awe.eping
cloud and cover the laod, then they face not
merely JsrapJ, but IaraeJ'a God. It is a great in·
1piration to read in the doaing venea of F.uk.
38 the 1raphic st.ory of lhe way God medl the
situation. "And I wiD call for a sword asainst
him throughout aU My mountaina ~&ith the
Lord God : every man'a sword abaU be against
his brother. And I will plead &~ainlt him with
pestilence and with blood: and I will rain upon
him and upon hi. banda, and upon the many
people that &J'e: with him, an overflowin1 rain,
and 1reat bailstonee., 6n and brimstone."
It it an act of divine intenention. They will
be aeven montht buryins the dead, ao great ia
the slaushter. So complete will be the Yidory
that they will be teVen yean burnins the equip-
ment theee northern powen lean behind.
"-TMII ,..0 CH' TWI LotiO. ........ ...,._.._. T-. ........ _ ·-............ , ·--·--···~··. VI. DOD MOr I OOGiftlll.
ANI, CBAPT811 14, DWCUIIB
TH• GIJ'T OF 'IONGUD? ·N~ It~ tbe U. of un..
knowD.. fOteiln lanluqH In the .........
t. nae .. _.n ot to""*" • not
Mmtloned u belna UMd at
Corinth.. 11M~ k no l'ftdkatlon
that what theM Pf'DPk' '""' do6na
at Corinth which needrd tome
llmlt~~Uon llnd IM"'e rebuke, was
the we of the mlrac=uloua clft ot
toques. The! Blbk-don not lA¥
.,, 110 ~ do not ._,. 10. 'Ibey ~re
~ uslna fot'f'ian lancuaae~.
2. One proof that these were
natural ~ not mlrac•
ao..~,y 1tven, il that Paul hl're
IOUndJy ft'buk~ the way \h@y
~ thP.m, God never dot-11 Jive
a miracle and tMn rebuke 11. In
ma-.y hundreds of call'S of mir-
aeubaa bea.Unp In the Bible,
no one ia noer rMuked for u.tnc
tUt mlraet.tlous power. When Gall
repcth'H a lhJ.n4 It Ia not mJr~u
ious. And so \\"hat wu aoinc 011
In the dmreh at Corinth, u d!a-
Naed in I Corlnthtan. 14, was
not the mlraculoul: '(1ft of .........
3. Paul referred to a natur•l
laftcua&e when be uid in vcne
18, ... ..... ""' God. ~· with tcncun IDOft than all ..
A.ctu.a.lly, Ill the ortatnal it
ia not plural but lllncular-"a
toncue... Paul wu ..,.,~ .. 1
speak in a fOI'dp ~ more-
ohm than any of )'OU." n,at for-
elp lanpap wail Kolnl GrHk
whldt Paul URd In Pftad\ln~ all
0\'ff t.he Roman £mplre. lt WIU
the Gl'ftk lancuaae in which he
Wftlte all hla ~t)H and in ~l1k-h
all the New Testament v·u Wilt·
ten. Paul's native lan&~&e was
AramaJc, spoken by all thfo Jcow:t
in Palestine, but he f'elu~rly Uie'd
thls other Jancuare in &olftchlna:
the Go.pel. But he expJalr.ed to
thne ~. ''Yet 1n lhc church
I had r11lhrr speak ii·,.,. words
with my understandinc. that by
my voice I mi&ht teach others
alto, than ten thousand v.·ords
in an unknown tonaue." tha.t ia,
In a for.t&n lan(Uage the)' did not
undrntand.
4. It wu natural lan~nJagn at
Corinth which are diacussed and
r.buk~ in I Corinthians U be-
CIIUR Wt' are told that It was the
"unlearTM"d"' who would not un-
ckrstand them. And verse 16
arzlK':t. ''ElM> ..-·hen thou shalt
bif'ss with thto spirit, how sh<lll
h(' that occu~th t.he room of the
tudf!OI'llt'd say Anwn at thy rlvlnc
of thanks, lf'Ping he undforstand·
eth not what thou uyHt !" Paul
was Insisting that they speak in
a languaae that Pf"'O)fe e~~n under-
stand whton they rive thanks 10
that thfo upeducatrd who l)o not
know ot~ laneuaces can un-
Of'ratapd tNm and aay amen.
Apln m vel'l6 23 and 24. he 18
further s.~ytna. "Ir the~fon tM
whoir churc=h be come topthtr
Into one plaet, and all speak with
toneun I fol'f'i&n lanaua:a:u, mind
you I. and there COII'If' In thoiM'
that art unlearned, or unbf'lloevers.
will they not uy that ye are
mad." Not twavenly lanauarn but
lancuarn simply that uJdeurwed
~ would not uDMrstand. Aud
the next verse says, "But If all
prophesy, and there C"'rnf' In Of'll'
that belkveth not. or one unlNm·
f!'d, he is convtn~ or all, he i.J
Jod&:ed of all." Even an ulM'du·
cated man who would SpPak only
hit own native lana:;uqP would
bt convincf!'d and biHSed If one
spokP In the power of the Holy
Spirit In hit; own l&nj:uqe.
Then th is p&U3J'e di.scuaing
natural lanrualfi and unknown
fol'f'i&n lancuares should not be
used In the ~hurch Jnt ttM:o un-
k-arned propi!' would 105l' ttw
bln.sing or would think that yo1 •
werp crazy. the Scripture :'l.ll)'S.
No, W!' do not Undt-I'Stand tha1
tM peoop&. at Corintb tJwn ..,.
...,,I' 1 a ..,..._ lift 01
kiiiCUN. Paul N:llt.iktd tt... ...
I._, are not a modtl w .a.awd
s-tlft'll attn-.
So bt ....... 9, tiM-1 .......... w
to -.-"WOrdl ltM)' to be _.... ..
stood... In tbe dlurth 10 otiMn
may uftdtntud and be ba.-4.
And the rebuke o,)f tbt ._.,.., at
Oonntll """'' to ... • ....... tor .,.,. bern)f in JDDdft1l ~ •
the tciiWUfl QUMtion. "
VIL BUT AU NO!' ALL
CHRI&I IA.N8 TO RA V8 A
GIJ'T OP 'IONGUD All
"'11111 INI'IUL IIVIDIINC.
OF THII BAP111JM OP
THB HOLY SPIIII'I"'T
No, they a~ not.
1. 1'be 1Ift of forelan Jancuapl:
at Penttcoat wu not &tva u a.n
evkkol"!« of the fu.lbwla of the
SJMrlt. It wu &fvtn .o that ,..
pie couJcl hear the Golpel In Uwlr
own lanauaB in whkh they wtre
born and be converted. It .......,_
ltl purpoae. "nne pu~ ... QOl
.... an tnJtial evidence ot the tMip-
tiam of the Holy Splrtt."
2. 'J'h(o Blb1e never anywlvfto
aaya that speakln1 In toncun Ill
an Pvkknce of the~ Holy Sptrlt
power nor that It l.s to be the
"Initial n •idence." That il a doc-
trine made up by rnPn without a
J)81rtlcle of command to that end
In the Bibk-.
3. We have many cues In the
Blbir of Olrlstiana fll),rd with the
Holy SpJrtt, where It Ia evident
they did not speak with toncues.
John the Baptlat v.·as "filled with
the Holy Chos•. even from hit
mother's womb," as "'e ~.11.m In
Luke 1:15 and llx' I'HUit WAI
lhat "many of the children of
Janel shall he turn to the Lord
t~ir God." Soul winning U. the
only evident'!' mentloMd therr.
In Luke I :41 we rind that
"Elisabeth was filled with the
Holy Ctw.t." but she t&lkf!'d In
her uaual lanruaa:e and the wordt
she spoke are plainly cJven to u.s.
In the ume chapter, in Luke
1 :67, arter the birth of John the
Baptist, we r.ad, "And hla falMr
Zacharias was filled with the Holy
Ghost, and prophet,ted. .sayln&
," and the words or hl.s
propht-cy are riven, wondtrlul.
Spirit·rilled words, but they wtl"f'
In his rq:ular Ja.ns:ua~. not In
any unknown toncue or ja.bber.
In Luke 3 :21 , 22, wbPn. Jesua
was ba.ptiU'd and was fint nlied
with lhf' Holy Spirit. there is not
a hint that He spoke in tonrua.
In A~U 8 :17 we read how tJw
apoa,tlf's camf' and lair! hands on
thf' r'lf'W converts won by Philip
In Samaria: '"'1'1\eon thtoy laX:I their
hands on thfom, and they f\"C'C'l'JPtl
thfo Hoi)· Ghost." But there Ia no
~int that ttwy talkt'd in -'Y Jor-
o.:-lrn La.na:uacP or any unknown
•o:ocue.
In Acts 9 :17 w~ fineS ~t An·
'lhi.a'> ~•me to the r'lf'W conwrt.
0 aul, laid his hands on him and
nid, ''TtK> Lord, «>vt>n J~us ...
hath Rill me, that thou ml&htnt
n:fflve thy sight, and bl! ftlled
with the Holy Choat ... And Paul
rtt'('IVcd his si&ht, wa• baptized
and aet out to preach but there I!
not a hint that he> spoke In aome
forci&n languaae or unknown
tonrue or had any "initial evl·
<knee" of languare at the time.
4. In human history, the pftt·
est soul wlnnrn, the mo.t Spirit·
filled, mighty men or God, haw
had soul-wlnntna: power when tbe
Holy Ghost wu on them, but tht7
did not spHk In ~ mlr'aculoul
alft of toncues or unknown toncue. There was Luther, Spur-
~. W8k'y, nftlW'y, Moody, Tor-
r.y, 0\apman, BIUy Sunday, and
others who won their thouaandl
and hundreds of thousands. 'l'hty
dkl not ..ek, they dkl not bav~.
they nrvPr elalmed to hav~ any
spt'dal siwn or "ton~."
(TO a1 CONTtNU!Dl
St. Thomas Bible Lesson PARABLE OF THE KINGDOM Matthew 1 3:24-43
Leuon 2 , Series Ill
It was a memorable afternoon when Jesus, preaching nut or doors from 8
l'n,a ll <ohtp off shore. began to Spt'ak in parablt'l', fuur or >Aihlch l\1a1thew has
n_'('nrdcd. Tht•rt• may wdl have been others. Th e use of the parables was a
mannt·r of altat•k delivered by J esus in the face o f growing opposition to his
minis trv. By rPsnrting to them he explaint'tl that he was fo rcing the issue of
l'int·erity and faith. Those who heard him in good faith and took in what he
said .,.,.o uld he l{rcaUy enlightent.•d; those who wen · suspicious and doubting
.,.,·ould bt.• the mort> confused and dumbfoundE'd . All this was in rulnllment of
pruphl'Cit.'!l . t•spedall y fro m Isaiah. which aKain gave evidence of the Messiah-
s hip of ./f.'11wl .
in the Papacy; still others say it is all lht-faull or the Slxt~nth Century Re-
fo rmers and that thne are responsible ror what they call unhappy and d is-
astrous divisions. Jt is the saints who are blamed fo r the t>vil in the world.
:\lt•reover lhe parables themselves delivered an u nswer to the objections
born of timidity. d iscouragement, despair. disappointment, and d oubts of
small beginnings. They nut o nly p ut down all these hostilities, but went on to
affi nn the certainty of overwhelming victo ry . With them he silenced friend, fot'
and ramily, all o r who m had soughttodissuade him from his work, and opened
up new hopes and promit~es fo r all who believed him.
The fin~ot of thHe parahle!i, discussed in a previous lesson, dealt with the
discoura({lng fact that there Wt're so many who heard Jesus who either did not
respond a t all. or whose ~conv~rslon,,. so to epeak, was but a neetlng or
unfruitful thing.
Next there arc parables dealing with the o bjections t) that there are both
good and bad in the world even orter Christ has come; 2) that the Gospel tJe..
ginnings are so small-only Jesu!l and John and a handful of followers in
Galiler; 3) that there are no sudd~n and dramatic advances of the Goepel
auch a s would make headlines today, All these objectio ns were advanct'd
against Jesu!l. 8!1 they 8t'E' agaln!l.t the ministers o r <.:hrlst today. Jeaus ov~rrode
every one In particuJar,
I .) W~ must remember !hat even before the duth and resurrection of
Jesu• the C hurch wu in the world; It wu the Israel or God whJch atood on
the promise of Christ. So those who heard Jesu• preach had tom~ knowledge
• of how the taints live in the wortd. and they knew u we do that there are in It
heretics and Insincere penon• and open adv~n.artts who work evU ln•tead of
good. It muat have been apparent from th~ ftnllhat even tM Gospel preachtna
did not chang~ thla. Even one:ofthe'l"welve wa1, u JetUI aakl, a <levU (Judaa) .
Thlt lnlennlngllnl of the bad with tht lood. or falliehooda with the truth,
di~eredJta the Goape:l to many who expen II lo brtna the perfecdona of huven
o the world. To •lnal~ out thb objedlon. Jaua tella of toWtnc Htd and tbm
flndlfll weed• f:Ome up with the wheat. •.• The: nnt lhOUiht o1 thOH who
question the appearance of the &a.rea, or ~u. la that the Coepd Ned ttHifwu
Imperfect and that the: falH:hoocb and ~rrora are lmpUdt 1n lt. Today maoy
expreu the .._me kind ol doubts when they IM!e tbe: tftf~Chuttt and hem•
and ~· or the Cbdatlan era and look lo put apt to ea:ount (OT lt. Many
aay that the: Wa ot Chritatndom a.N aecoonted for by erron ln ltteolot7 l:n
lbe Sot:ond and Thlnl Cmturlel: olhen 1ry to explain t.be or1atn o1 b-1•
'
So In the parable the servant• ask, "Sir, dldst not thou sow good seed in
thy neld? from whence then hath It tares?"
Jesus answers that th~ tarn were not in th~ teed; the hertlles and faheo-
hoods and blasphemies are not mingled with the Gospel. They wert 110wn by
an ~nemy while men slept and were not awake and watching. The enemy l.t
the devil. It Is to be noted that the Rnt seed to be AOwn and the lint ean to
appear are thote of the pur~ truth; error eomn aftrr truth. It Ia lhl1 that makes
It all the eas ier to attribute the appearance or error to the suppoaed lack of
purity in the seed or truth. Such an explanation la ltaelr falte and deslructiw
lo faith and reuon.
Men still have dlfficulty, howev~r. ln accepting the fact that the Go.pel
Age 11 not perfection •• pmmlaed in Heaven. So they tuppoa.e that the work
ol the enemy mutt be undone by tbemaelvt:~. They uk, •wut thou tbeo that
~ 10 and gather them up?" They want tow~ the 1arden, and "e:llmtn.te:•
all unbelieven.
But that It not the way of the Klnc'dom of God ln tblt world. Chrt1t cSoet
not lntmd the pe.rf«tion of heaven ln Ierma of thll material workl. Ltt both
grow, lest the wheat be uproolrd along wtth the tara. The H:paratlon and
purlBcation wUJ come al the harveat
II l• to be noted that the ntld ln wbkh tJx teed la town la the worid. not
thp church. Salntt live and crow in thll field In tiM: mklat of unbelkve:n btre-
tka and athdatt.. There: wW be no ~aratloft nOw except lD the: obvioue ',ooc~
MN or evU of the fruU. 1'be .epa ration will come at 3ud.,me:nt O&y.
To .,._ the other objocflona J ..... .._ 2) the parable ollhe m-nl
tted, •howtnc th.al a IPUI Uet ITOWI from a very tiny Ned, am aU bestnni.DI•
Indeed~ and 3) of the leaven ln the do\&lb, ahowlnc that tJx wortdnp o1 tM
Coopd • .,. ..,_. but lrTealttlblo •n4 pum<aloo the whole Joel. The w1oo1e
wOTid bo complelely ellued and tfl lhapo and o1ae dettamlnod by 111e .Uasf
ll<tlon ola Ullle lee-. Solo lbe action ollhe Goopoi.
Th011 we SMd lbat 'All -thiDp .Ue Jeoua '"*' Ute mullltuale 1st
parabloa; and wllbout • parable opeb ba nol Wllo u,.,, ll:et 11 SSIIPt ba
fulllllod wltlcll -• -k<D by lise propbal (l'Mim 78) I wW -ill7 -··
puableo; I wW -thiDp w111c11 hew-ltept -fro• 111o -·-
of tiM wo>ld. • So aplal -oaw Jewo rttllllllac t11o propb-ct lcrlp-
tua., lh•lhowl:w b-lo ba flto Cb-
'lbm J•UI en..._,. .._ multlblde 8DC1 atva a f'C'MD• I ry oa his owa
panblo. ""-him we leem bow lcllplwo 1 ' -........._ ODtl we-
thai many of tht parabln an •D sviillla .. lbii::W IIDIC •ae that J0W111t
lhe •--II tllo Son ol Mass; .. llold 1o lw wo>ld; t1t:. • nil 1o 1o ba -=ttietlle-oltlla-......-.
.W. "'-•~-'-.0. ._...,.a-Ha, ,,, 1'aw17g.tf·
Police Newcomers at Hoag
• WIIIIIIDAY, OCT. I w -~ ~-•&ATliiDAY,IKPr. I Glrl-ltr IIIII Kra. Kolll
Cllorloo ·-~-" '*' ............... -.; Glrl-ltr.llllllln.GonK c ...... iiO'I Port--
.. CaO,II•, IW" Nnpari ., b.r..,.Md-lOu-·-·-... , ...... --.-"" 1l111o. .... s I ... I :f'".,"!!...~.!..ll:"'~~o~~• • oot•UU.IOO ... r.011 ...,_ c"ll'a rr • -. Glrt-ltr.llllllln. ru. .,.,eas;w AI
II •---; wu SlllploJoltOOS.Lo_lle..IO'f Poy-ltr.Mdlln.---.. 4Mrl/l """'=
oollt$11.!100,, .lft!r>Roao -Y ... 11111o, .... ......: ~ llllllalui'DriYo,-...... c-4ol-. Wo .... TM-_,.,.. 1111
5url.o ud Doold Llwr-todooo<WJOolboloJ*"'* -.... Glr1-ltr,llldltro.,_.._ .,...,... .... _ ---.~ ~llatou
DoOII ol Ill-st., Wilt Ill pool>lle,, •• Krnolllottlll Glrl-ltr,Mdltro.-Btii,IICIColloJI.Coola"-liP'' ud 1111 --''&-11omol...-eu, "-!-••• arnotod b' Boel:or, 57, o1 -Ailo Ylotl 11utu, 114 .&acll A"" Cay-Kr. ud ---.._..,.....,11.8111 -uau.loollr lock.illcsobu-poflts-!' ol marl ..... Dr., Eul: Slid, WU ur?JIJ1 C._d8llllr. • ..... 1110 WJ.Diee, Ap:. S. 11ft klot mort dOIIlJ,ftWI.D mall~," &Dd ,..,..,.,....
A••: t•lllftdb$'115wu oaaCWitofdtlnlll ..... a. Girl-Mr. ud atr&. Daa Colli&..._. a.dtblt'IDO.tofu.ntproblems 1t., bed tbat merely~
Iloilo,.,_ N-~ no-o1 o1eo1oo1,. J, tuo F-IIIWooiWI-.AI>t. Coy-ltr. Ul ltro, Waller ••• ..u.nr ......., bJ --ot 1lo puapo .W-1100 W. Cout Hwy., MulDers Al'fbouod: .,.. ., ... 1ro1a Ito. s, Colla...._ L Ledll't:Wber, ?OS v.,._PL, we mi.-cau tbe teacber pp. '-edJ membera tbelr tr.
IIIIo. bert 0, Grleoo o1 fOI,I/IOU.. • SUIIDAY, aPT. 1 lntllo, .. .., U Ill tbo taeber pp Wb1eb OMmr. <Joe ol !be "borrlble
• THURSDAY, OCT, 9 . St., Welt N..,.,rt • , , A hl5 &e,-llr. ud lltl.lnNID Glr1-llr, Uldllrs.Rldilrd 11: 1D lvlt J1U1 rftiiiO"stble b' ID.Ill&)ie'' ~ selecteli
WUllam Looc DaYe.,rt ol wateb waa atoiM from TUlia Bllllm,1UII WOOCWOekLUe, Canow, 1105 DIY01. l.&M:, tbe paera.tioa pp. &ad quoted la this:
11f Harbor lalud wu arret-Mur Harbor• oi50SF•IIIet. Retl ..... a.e~ WateWI. n. teacber" pp lltbewideo-''Tbe teacher e&nan~.~r•!J
tldoeac:blrpoldrlf1Dclmd• COI'OII& del Mar ••• SIIIlr• Boy-llr.Mdllra.Tbomu •StnmAY,SEPT.14 laeebumwt11eby&nsbetweea. ldeattfy .nat ls a
tM laft-..et ol &Jcobol · • • • CbrlltlDe WaldeD ot Oll'dft CaiO, NO YldDria, Apt.l, Cotta 8oJ -llr • ud lira. WlWam tbe moat Yoeal aDd IDO~ leo.se by rectUDc the Com-
Dnld Perry ol 1800 GroYt was tajllr.S W'bea 111e llta. T. Edmc»tw, ZZJ.IR'Cpra,Apt. eiemeuU ot the taaeflllc ~ mu:knents as tbe Jb.Ddard o1
dro¥e lDlo a ear OWDid bJ 8oJ-Mr.Udllra.Jterroa.. C.,eo.tallea. feuloa today, aDd tbl pareets mon.Uty lor America ••••
L&ura Adele AUeo otaot5 Col-.., , tliZ o.rAeJd Drtn, a-.. Girl -llr. ud lira. Gerald wlloee cbildrea t.bey teacb.. Tbe because the Decaloque la
lep .. Costa Mesa. u.pc. Bead~.. P. M.tlmberc. 41()0.8 Hlllria eblldreG, cauebt LD tbe middle, wr1tteD. law ol tbe la.od.
• FRIDAY, OCT, 10 Girl-Mr. Uld Mrs. PMl.Up WJ,. ... flewport Hel&tU, are ofteD woe ot"er to tb1 latelleetuLllDtra.-strueture
Cl&ytoa Walter lr'w1l\, 45 fit M•U"""z. 1151 Dorset t.ue, Boy -Mr • ..S lira. Joba teaebra side ot tbe pp. oa Wllieb stahaor~~~;jy~la~w~s=:~ %115 Plaeeatla, No. 1, C.C:.... COlli& IIHL f'rt.Ml. 2111 Mollt•ey be., lei.Ybtc tbt1r pareots 00 tbe Wbl.a the simple
Mtsa,ruarrested•aeblrp Girl-lit. ud lira. AJ-COIIDMea.. otberstde. t.ba.ttbeTeo
ol driYi4c UDder tbt IIO...:::t berto Loera. Z14C&tlrtllo, Col:-• MONDAY, SEPT. 15 It is time we stowed ta.Jk11tC: the buls ol Amerlca.o
of ~~ • , • Muc Lu..ce ta ..... Girl -Mr. ud Mrs. DoDa1d seoU.meatal D()I!SU.&e &boat is seriously reprded
Rec:ordoa o1 4901 Set whore Dr.. Boy -Mr. ud Mrs. A.la.lll Gl'oee, 10592 MlDun., HIIDI:I.Dc· w!lat ")"N.b dema.Dds.. aiXl threat to tbl teaching ,...,..,
West N~. wu anat.S em Gordu&. 1511 On.Dp AYe., Apt. toD Bel.cll. wbere ''Youth 1s beadtac." as sioa., thea sometbl.Dg
a ebarce of resJsttqanest ••• A, c:o.t& M-., Boy-Mr. &lid Mrs. Seottie thoucb tee~swereactlRllJ detply wroog wttb the '"'''hiD
Gordoa. L. Nub ot B&1dw1n BoJ -11r. ud Mrs. v.,... MUla a, 1411-1/Z Oruce, strtldDc out 1D oew utt often profession ud we dO
Park was lDjured wbeD IUs alllo Wbl.ltoa, ._.. E. Z1at st., Welt Colt& Ilea. daDC¥0U5 directtooa eatlreiJ baYI a teacber gap In
FOIIIERI.Y MEARS CHI ERA eolllded .m a eor <lrl"a bJ Upper Bor. Car -ltr. ""' Kro. Joo oo 1be1r own wt-...., 1nr -·
JobD J. M&raball of 95 lJDda Gtrl -Mr. ud lira. Eric De VauJt. 11115 Bayberry WaJ. nueoce or leldersb.lp from WbJ so maay teachers hue
Isle, wbo wu abo !D)Ired, at Raa.loD, 10M%: Kabi DriYe, lntM. adults. In fact lbey are be1Dg become alleoated from the
Jamboree Rd. aact S.Ct BQ Dr. H~ Blaeb. Girl-Mr. UdMra. wtwam b•Yll)' lDllueoeed aod aettYel}' American Derltage and the Ten
• ••. A $900 IBK eleetrtc Boy -Mr. ud Mrs. Jola Wlat-., sot 11111&Dkl An., led, with ao often frtgblealllc Commaadm..U is a questiaa
MOW AT
ITH NEWPORT BLVD.
COIITA IIESA
......... 13 typewrite wultoleD from tile llrtm.., SIJM'I Ccwtf...,, eor.acte11111'. decree of llllellectUll eoab'-wblcboalytboseteacber s them-
Coben. aJXt Karcer law tlrm at Drtn, H...tl_.,.. Btaeb. • TOESDAY SE.Pr 11 mlty, by tbose among tbelr selt'es ean W'W'et. They should ~========: 505 30th st., West Mnport. 8oJ -Mr. ud lira. IIIITJ BoJ Jir ..; Mr Jobo teachers Who are most boetlle look w1.t.ht.D tbemsett'es for =~-=-='-..:::c.::.== WlDtera, SOICidlrst.,~lrJ)Ol"t L F'''~ 1..:,, •-sta',....-_ to tbe Amerlca.o way at U1a. uner rather t.r.nlo<<oot,u.(J<ual BALTZ
MOR1VARIES
L£~ •L -11c• ~ li6U -· ......_ ··.:w::tety" -ror --~::-==:..::'""=..t.:.=:•=..__S>oroo. y • . ·• Tbeoo taebers arelaklogll>elr • MONDAY, SEPT. I ea. ltOIIeats i..D a dlrect:loo dla.-pride is a ..-ery a.acleot
P-Ull& Gtrt-Mr. ud lira. Aln.D. Boy -Mr. and lira. JobD metrically (llllpO&edtotbefiiDda.. But YbateYer the cause ol
CERTIFICATE OF BlSINESS GordoG, SU-Zbt St., Coeta :0:;,..~':_ AD1ta LaDe, Bar-meatal prloeJples m:teriJtDc t•cbers' aUenatton, mere
11•1 SU'1a101 AVf. Fletltioa Ftrm Hamt Mea. ~~"' tbe Amerlca.D berltace &lid tbe oo escase fbr t.b1! of liS
COST E TH£ UNDERSIGIIED -Coy -ltr. ""'ltro. Jotm • WEIJl<ESDAY, SEPT. 1?. Cbrtstlao rellpoo. let lllem amloue ID,otU,otUIOir
Mid•• .. .._242~ M SA herebJ eerttf1 tbat ... 11: eo.-AU.. bt ~ Apt. A.. Girl -llr. ud lira. 0e1u:11s AD especially str1JI1.nr ex.-on problems on our
' ducttnc a YMIH&Je ........ at Colt& Mea. Suder&, l'lZ?Z Aab La.De, H ... -ample ol t11e utent ol tbe people.
JIW I . CO~Y HI•AY .00 Corlo<to, N-Beoell, • TUF.SDAY, SEPT. o lia&tDO Beoe11. taeher pp _,.5 a. a AI !be •err least, we
CO-A DIL IOAR Calllonlla, Ulldw tllolleUIIooo Gtrl-Kr,Md lira. J--. Boy -llr. ud llrs. Ror .--let called "C:.Wonla to see to U 11>11""""" ~'bel~•
OA:k)lt 'J-'450 ttrm aunt ol Ruty'a Noftlty Sommc, 151:5 ~ Apt. K. Jbda.S50Yoate Vllta,Costa Educat1oo 1D Crisis•' receaUy aDd professors are hired s•c• ,.42 Co. aDd tbat aid llrm ta com-P-1, •• Newport fWIM•· Mea. dlsttlbutad to oew faculty mem-State wbo do believe tbat ~;:;:;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:::::;;:::::~ posed ol the l:)llowlDC perltD Boy_ Ill'. u:1 MrL Bnce Boy_ Mr. &DI!Mrs. Roy P. bers 1D tbe Ca.lllom1aStateCol-Teo Commudmeots are
. whose arne ID. ftlll ud place PaiDe, 118 Albrlrt Place, eo.ta Almmder m, 512 Jollet, Huot. leps IU'c:lDc lbem to )liD ~ prqMU' Ga:iard of
of restdeoce are u lollaft, Ilea. 1Dctoo Beaeb. Amerlea.D Ftderatloa otTeacb-America, ., t.ba.t the 1dea TIDE ~ to,wtt' GUI -ltr. ud ltro. Bl1lJ ers (AFT). Tbls pampblel calls DO 1oD&or seem qullle•>lltl'aJI&' ,~~ ._ '!;J IU.rp.ret A. WUbrecbt. D ~ UOU Suau • THURSDAY, SEPT. 18 tor all--out QIJPOSit:loo to tbe to tbe American Federatloo
I #""' WITNESS my baDd this Z5tb circle, Hwf:lnctr-Beacb. BoJ-Mr. aDd Mrs. TenJ stated educational policies o1 Teaehers ln Callfotn.la,
day or~. 1969 Par _ 11r • ..., ltra. BoO llallllo, su.c 8lb, """"-Gooeroor R....,., alll>oucl> ..a, •~, :::_,... Ma.rp.ret A. Wllbreebt varter..au.. SS& Rocbelter, Beacb.. mlttt.oc 1:t1at: tbese policies tan $1,500 ART GRANT STATE OF CAUFORNIA) CoRa ...... Boy -lllr. aDd Mrs. GuPtar the oYerwbelmiDg ~ oftbe Tbe Newport Harbor Art Mu-
ss, • WEDNESDAy SEPT 10 StelD, li23Z Falrny Ln., Hun. people of CaWorola. Tbe seum has recetYed a
COUNTY OF OIWIGE Bor --llr ;,... ....... FroDt lia&tDO Beech. poUdos and prlllelples Wbldl CfiDl lrom the Caooda CouocU
ON THJS 25tb dayoiSCittmber, o...a. zzs ·a..,. Bl.ltll:a 1s-Gtrl-lllr. aDd Mrs. Lamoat _. t.aeulty membersarec:a.Der1 to ~ dehy espeosea of
1919, before me, a Notary 1alld. • ' FaneU. UIM Coni AYe., Apt • .., 10 ll.lbl -.r1tb all tbetr "New Art ot v,ao
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1 •....-t 8hd. Pub lie 1D Ud fDr Aid eomJtJ m:l GUl _ llr. ud Mra. JobD B., Costa Mesa. atr-cth are mastrated by re-blbU oa new at ~~~·;•~n~,..~,.~·~·-~·~~ state, resldlDr tbtreiD. dal1 F. CJua. aot t., Jolla Ctret~. Girl-Yr. UCl Mrs. Edward tereace to the ruldellDes b' 111.aiD Street, Balboa. j. commtasiorled aM .,...._ y,-,8...,. S.CL _ McQahm•a, a61 ""l Cinle, monl iD&truct1oo. lD Ca.lifcnia eDtbfnoo., wblcb eao. be
MATTRESSES per...Uy -ed ""'"'"' Par -llr. ud ltra, WQDO B.,.._ Beleb. oel>ools, a r...,n ace-bJ 1llrMp Moo. 9, Is a
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f~lsr 51\apn .•• ...-.-c:.u.
COSTA MBA NATTIW CO.
2110 H.u,.,.ltw4. u.....,&-llll
A. Wllbreebl-., to 1M lobo 8-111Ra1U-Llllo, PIIJ-Itr.ud llro. H. !lew, II>< stoto Boord ot .,._.._ -· ot 7 -Caoodlllll
tbe Pti'ICD ..... -.....La ...... COIIta.... ... a.a., lilt 'l'll11r.,, lti) 1,19119. &l'tWa.
oerll>ed to "" wtwa 1nr Par _ llr. """ ltro. Jorrr Colla .._
strumoat, ""' ...... lodpdto LoOr IGI~oldst.,~ •FRIDAY,SEPT.19
me Lbat abe eue'IIUd tbe same. ~~~~ eo, -11r. ud Mrs.. Loab
WITNESS mr-""'ollletal Girl_ llr • ..., ltrs. car, E. C:O.er, ZIOO Fedenl, Colla
Ch I seal. Jessie R. Hill Kelder 171& S. We.tmtn«er Mesa.
ape NotarJ Pm>lie 111 aDd ror· aid COlli& M-. ' Girl -llr. ud Mrs. Robert
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OffiiiiNG QUALITY
W1TIIOUT COl& IIOMdl
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642-G27CI
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Hl ........ oO COWIIy and Slate. Girl-llr. ud llr•.llellls P. U>emor,U85IonSL,Coola
MJ commissloaeq,tres0et.Z4, K1dd. 1,...1 Nwiaad st. ~ Mesa.
1970. lia&tDO Beleb ' Car -11r. and Krs. Robert Time And Money-Call An Expert
Publisb:_Oet. 2, 9, 16, 1959, ' Snyder, 919% Bermuda Dr.. e IIAUTY SALOM
ID tbe Newport Harbor • THURSDAY, SEPT. 11 HWlliDctoo S.eh,
1IEASUI£ HOUSE
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Boy-Mr. aJXt Ill's. Louis Boy-Mr.lDdMrs.Raymood
II.-· 147 W. WU-Ai>t. Wats of 2501 Alia VIsta Dr.,
A, c:o.t& Mea. East Blafl'.
Boy-Mr. aDd Mrs. Ricbard
B1oombtr1o Ul W. WU.., 16, • SATURDAY, SEPT. 20 c-...,., Boy -11r. ""' Mrs. Joi>n
Gtrl -Mr. ud lin. Mario W, Tolb', 17192 Rotterdam La.,
Artlcllo, ZZ01 PIIA:OIIIIa, AjJt. H-Beoeb.
c, eo.ta y..._ Boy -Mr. &lid Mrs. Rooald '·~ ..., ·-r·~ ~.:.::....... ... ao, -Mr. ud Mr•. Robert Bur teeD, za..c 16th Pl., Cosb. ~==::::::::===~===~====~ Cblr ..... 11511 .... IDI La. ...... ... H.., .. Beaell. • SUKOAY. SEPT. 21
• FRIDA T, SEPT, 1Z Boy -Mr. ud 110-s. G. Pbll-
Boy -Mr. ud Mrs. Robert Up Mayer, U69Z Bl'uta Circle, Ham-. 191 ClpiiiJ st.. "'"'-Beaeb. eo.ta M-. Girl-Mr. &lid Mrs.B.Ncr-
T HTUna D,.,,..h Coy-llr ..... ltra. ~ rls 11o1t111, IIIZ05 ,._......_ .LA0 .IXO.. v.,.._., 447 W""'"'d LA., rm.. ~ .1',../l"''J Blyuest.. Boy-Mr. aad Mrs. Moate JYlln, ,.. GIJ'l-llr • ..., ..... -..,.,11, 437 52od St., N-
494-9415 F. Ya.c. 439Go~Aft., Shores.
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BEAUTY NOOI<
27J2 E. C ~st Hwy.
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SEVEN NATIONS
COIFFURES
O P~ TI"E:SO-\Y T'fROt"GH
SHlJ ROA"f
F"rel! Parfr.ia! ill Frvat
lOO W. Coast Hwy.
Newport S..dt
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BUILDING CONTRACTORS
RE UODE LIN G
and
ADD ITIONS Sem119 the Entire South Coart Alee c..-<lol)(&r. Boy -11r.""' llrs. G<nld 1..::==================::!, P. Eisele, 10191 Wa1 KaiDr.. • f'ltEE I"LA.I4 SUVICf -r • SA.TtlmAY, SEPT. 13 u11nHactm O.eb.
Orco Block Co. Girl-Mr. IDCS llr1. Cecil Girl-Mr. aad Mrs. Cbrls
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AMERICAN
CONSTRUCTIOH CO.
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673,5822 675,3353
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CLEANING & DYEING ALL MAKES
OF lUGS • WAU,T(),WALL CARPETING
J,OAY SERVICE
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FOR
ALL OCCASIONS
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ShrUbs. lntenor Plan1 s
Trop1ca.l & Trees
lnsecno des and Fertll.u.er
S & H Green Stamps
FREE DELIVERY
Corona !WI \lar Surser)'
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SHOE IIEPAII
MABERRY 'S
Shoe Repau
Purse and Lugg.age
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TRU·LIHE AUTO CENTER
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CAR WASH
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YOt/1. CITY, U.s.A; 60611
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Now there's pretty money
especially for Orange County. The
newest Sketchbook checks have been
designed with five of this area's
most picturesque SClenes ... so your
checks can reflect the real beauty of
Ora~~unty. are the cbccks you can
write free at Southern California
First National Bank ... just by
maintaining a $100 minimum balance.
And when you order your
Sketchbook checks, you'll re~ive a
handsome enlarged print of one of
the Orange County scenes.
An order of Sketchbook checks
101
101
costs only 7' more than
an order of standard checks.
Get your own pretty money . . .
~specially now _that -. 1 ,
tt has been destgned
for pretty Or'ange
County.
Cuta Mea 230 E. 17th St, 642-1660 H•MI•••• .. dll7.122 Beach Blvd ., 847-9681, 8899 Adams Ave., 962-3377 ..
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lm.lgintlll\'l'l\' dl'-.ignl'd, t>,,h.,,uud bll'nd..., 1h rL·ltt\l..'d tl'mpu, '' tth
,111 ,1ttitud(' of -.pont,lllL'llll'-l L'lljt)\'nH·nt. l ·l'l'l tt IL'l it t'll\'l'lllp \'ou'
F·,1Lh tim<.' \'Ull \'1'-tl thL· C lubhuu...,t•, \'!lll'll l ind c1
Ill'\\' pll'.hll l'l' tH\'cl i ti ng \'Ull -hut d "' ,)\ . ._, t hl' "d 11H'
,11r uf rl'l,l\l'd Ct1 11lclrt1Lkril'. BL'Ctllhl' hl'rl' \'uu'll
d i..,nn·l'r pl'opk wh< l"l' fl'l rL',l tH Hl L,l..,ll'"
rumpleml'nt \'our..,-in ,1 gaml' of bndgl' in thl'
c.1rd room; I.Hgl' '-Ll ll' (_ ulur-T\' \'ll'\\'i ng in the
th l'cl ll'r loungl'; ur billi,lrd..,, UllL' ut lhl' t,1..,lt'-.L
growi ng hornl' -.purh -in I hl· bl'au I 1 t ul 1\ L.Hpl'll'd
pl,lyt'r< room .
Hco.:.utc Oa~il'Ootf'..., OfltiiiJJtclll St:c Pool
Ci\ l' \'<.Hlr'-l'lf tn L'r to thL' ..,un, for huur-, l)f
sunbron.I.L'd contentn1L't1t. Dl\T inlu ...,p,uh.lmg
poPI Welter-., .1nd ...,,vim ,, lt'ngth or t,,·u. Ur ll•t thL'
w hirling, d'l,lmp.lgnL•-Iih.L· bubbiL·-. trum J,l(U//1
jl'h in thl' outdoPr mJnl-puul-., ... otth m,,..,..,,,gL'
tlW,l\' lhl' d,n·'._, L'cHl''-.
... ( >n the f>rntc~~iontl/-.... t:c 7 Cf/111 .... C<>llrf...,
Unhurried and unh.uried, vou ct1n hl'~ld for tht•
tennis court" at yuur leio..,urL', and pl,'l\' undl'r thL'
lighh if you chOO'-l'. rhl' RL"·;ident ll'nni...,
profes~ional i'-; un call tnr le~-.~..m~, wh,llL'\'l'r
your profic il'ncy, t1nd r an nutfit ~·uu Lnmpll'tt•h·
in thl' fullv -cquippl'd tl'nni-. -,hop.
Or -play p,1ddll' ll'nni .... thl' popul,lr 11lllll.ltun~t1 -
tton ot the gtlnH' th.11 j.., rapH.Ih' tlttr,Kimg m,1n\
dl'\'()tl'l''-.
Un "PL'Li.ll llu .• hlun .... '' lwn \ llll pL111 IP h,,.._t
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lll\ltL·d Ill rL'"L'r\t' lhl' I.HgL·. p1 1\,1k p.Ht \ r1hlrn
\ lclll'rtng h.!ll.ht·n .1nd p11\dll' llh't'lll1 ~ 1'1111111 ....
,ln' .1l...,tl tlt \ llllr di..,PP",11
. /11 tiJ!' 1/c•tt!tlt C/u/1-.
\\'ithm lhl' llubhuLhL' dl't' l\\ 11 "'L'p.H.ltt· I k.1lth
C lub ... tor nwn .1n d wumL·n . I rPm g~.,·nllt • t,, .
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t,> h.L'L'P \ou 111. t.lkt• Pit llll.hL'" .1nd bnn~
d,hh1ng Ill'\\ \ Jt.lllt\ Ill\ llllhL'il. fhL·n. l'\F'vrh.'I1Ll'
lhl' p.tmpt'rL•d lt•t•IJn~ lll \\'l'll bt•lng .1 .... '''l'
tut,lll\ Ull\\111d ,1nd n•l,l\ 111 tht• tulh tdt•d
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·\/ the Indoor Pft i'IIJ,\ 1-~t lll\t '
I hl'rl'·.., nuthmg ...,,) ...,,,tJ-..t\'tng ,h the "" h,h h. ,,t
dub hitting lhL· b.~ll "lJll,ltt•h It '''ll rt• .1 gPllt't
(\lh.wond'.., indnt)r drt\ 111g r .. 1n ~L' , .... dL· .... t~lh'd l11
11npnnc \·uur ""lllg. '''llr -..l,llllt'-,lnd \llllt
d1..,pn..,it1Pn ,,.., \ou gl..'l thl· dn1p (111 '''ur "'111
l ),1 h. \\'l'' Ki-rL'"ldt•n l t rit ·nd ...,,
... Plu.., Utht•r "Lil h Pk.1..,urt1l"IL· \l t" I tit'" ,1 ....
\tlllt'\ l"~,1ll .1nd H,l..,kl'tb,lll th~..· .... P''It .... th.1t l"~nn~
\ llll lllhl Ull1t,Kl \\ Jth \PUr ,l(tl\ l ' II\ l 11\
llt'lghbur .... 11 l\lh.\\'n,,d
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Captunng the reflectiOn of sparkling fountam-.
aga1n!:>t a vast emerald pool, of green lawns and
tree shaded paths Oakwood's grounds are
perfect tor an early mom1ng jog, or a tw11ight stroll
Ih1.., I'> Oakwood-a 12 -acre lOU(ltrv dub
lOmmun1tv. where vou enJOY the pnval \ ot
vour own luxury apartment, and then .eml'rgl'
to acre.., ot land~caped '>urroundtng'>, Lrownl'd
w1th all the recreatiOn tanht1e~ vou m1ght
ever w1sh for -and the convenience'> that m.1k.e
llle tnf1n1tely more pleasurable'
Bold and Ima g inative ...
C ) ,1\ K \ \ ' 1 l ) 1 ( ~ \ I ) L ) I , \ I ) \ J ) I 11
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Dining on ~·o u r pc~tio nr balcony, ~·ou ...,cn...,c the
essence nt thL' truL' C,1li turnic1 liie...,t\ k . And .1 11
arou n d ~·nu , c1 b,KI-.grnund of land'-tCc.lpl'd
perfection -Jh c,l ...,ua l gr,1CL' setting the tnnt•
for e n joymL'Il t l'\'ery day of the yecH~
Step insid t• a n d disn)\:cr ,1p<1rtme nt p l an~ mean t ..
to be reall y lived in! f<ooms a re spc1 Cio u ~, light
a nd a iry, de~i gnt'd to tlc1tter your furn i~h i n g .....
Floor to ceiling cl o~L'ts a ssure you tha t herL' j..., ,,
ho me to accommodate vour need~ for veJr...,
to come.
Like .. 1 high ri'-te, 0,11-.\\'oud ha~ centr,ll \\'t.•ll ~
a ppni n tL•d lobbie...,, ,1 nd sllen t, I,Hge ele\ ,Hor .....
It h ,1~ ,1 ~t ,1ft of ~pecia l i~h ~u th,1t the qUiet
perfec ti o n nt thi..., elegan tl y· pri\'ak world i...,
al wav~ ~u pe rb l v m aint,l ined. An d it p rt'"L'n h ,1
sen e..., of i nrom p,1 r,1 blc \'it'\' ......
Unlil-.t• .1 h1gh n"t', 0.1!-.woud h,1..., the t'\p.ln...,i\t'
green \'l...,t ,l~ u t ,1 ro u n t r~· club, ,1nd the rel,l\l'd ,
c,1~u,1 l ,l tml)...,phl're th.1t i..., ...,n much .1 p.Ht t)l
Ca litorn 1a li\ ing.
ome into the 1-.itchen and "L'L' tht• ,1ll -l:lectric
\\'t.•...,ti nghou...,e a pplitl nr t''->. E-n ll)\ ...,ud1 \\'orl-.-...,,1\.t'r-..
,1..., tru~t-frl'e retrigt•ratur" and dhh\,,l...,her..., in
one ,1 nd f\.,·n b~·d room .1 p.Htmen h .
LKh ,1pa rtment ha .... lu\.un L'tHpl'ting and
d r,1 peries, decor,1 tnr h.L'yl'd tn cuord 1 ncltl'
wi th ynu r fu rn i-..hing-...
'\,1tur,1ll\·, (),11-.\,nnd h.h .111 tht• Ull1\t'l1tt'Jht.'"'
\'lHI l'\pt.•Ct ill d UH11tnll111l\ l)l thl" l),lllii't'-"til h
• h .Hn pI L', \' t' II-II t, P If -..., t n 'l' t p, H 1-. 111 h \' 1 t h
rt.'"t'f\'t'd "PtlCt.'"· "l'Curil\' t)tltrl'r p.ltnlJ..., lt.'l'
\'Ull r pt',Kt' tll mind, lt.HI Ilht' t\·pt• l ~.llltH.in l't't.'l1h
.1 t.-,,ble t ele,·i~tt.'n .._, . ...,ll'm, .1nd tr.hh l!Htlt.'"'
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GRAND OPENING • OPEN HOUSE
Champagne and Refreshments
[ 1 to 7 P.M. ]
Sunday, Oct. 26th and Nov.2nd