HomeMy WebLinkAbout1971-04-29 - Newport Harbor EnsignIRVINE BY THE
CITY DELAYS
DOG BAN LAW
A HAPPY PROSPECT too tile -cooltll at tile Colla
Mesa Lloas Fish Fry Is 15 mouth old Kirsten. daactater
ot .Mart &Dd Cberyl Howard of Costa Yea.. Rtclltratioo
wtn be bekt May U to JUDe z at Cal's Camera Sbop, 1?80
Newport Blvd. Tbtre wW be classes ot competltioo: ape
6 moalhs -II mOallll, aod 13 IIICIIIIU lllrotl&ll 14
mODlhl. Tbe Ullnal Flab FtJ, apouortd bJ tbe Coat&
..... Newport Harbor LtODS Clltl, wtll be btkl Jaae 4, 5
aod & at Colla Ytaa Part. Tbt -cooltll 18 ocbtdultcl
for 1:10 p.m. OD lbt floal daJ.
COUPLE SLAIN,
SON ACCUSED
Mooring rumors blasted
Kewport Beach pollee cblef lDd attempb: to bllpt this de-
James Glan.s aid thU week partmeat•s record."
tblt a 11tor1 IIJPIU'lllC 1D the Tbt Eutc:a came up with tile
Aprlll5 ,_of tllellowportor tollooriDc ~matloo:
N.wa eotUted ''SoiMWDcFt.ray The to-called theftarefened
lD Oar Harbor" ftl: "lbFd" to 1D tbe article b:rroln an
ud, Q'ldbac S•Mtpeve, 1Dcldllt wt&lc.h occvrtd be-
"m.cb ado abollt notM•1." · tw ... two I"1'CC!puln .. com-
Tbe 1tar1reldld, ''For maar ,.Utort --Wbo MrYice moor-
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Harbor ba'f't bHa 8U'Ylced Tbt Jllqll'lltu ol ODe firm
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tbe oceu fr'OIIl tbt ~.''
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11 tile -c paid lo< U--bt-
tweea jult DOrth ot CrJJtal
Cove to jut ....aa at ~
Polnt, a di.lb~ ol u.t I
miles. EStimatad oo.t ot t11at
project lu ..., oo1 at be-
tween $3 and $6 mtnloa, a-
elusive of laDd r1Pt4-waJ,
wllich would probably be m••-
ly an e1change, Mr. ReeullJd.
The retocattoo IAiud 1POIIId
put the l'dgb'ftJ oa a bllb«
elevatJon "iD a IIl&DDir pro-
vM1ll& ·-per-awareness at tbe couta1 n-
aort and caoyoa erwlroa'""''
&Jid a sepantlon of lbr .....
tramc from resort aetlftts..
It would proride ror a primar-
ily man..orleoted eartroDmnt,
provide separate turn-outs
to scenic Yl.sta points or mild ..
parts for relued eojoymeat of
coastal and ca.nyoa arMS."
Mr. RMJe llid tbl.t hlP•
rtse problems tbal may or may
DOt denlcp wttb L&JUDI. Blaeb
would DOt druticalb' alter tbt
comJ:&D)''S plan. "Tbere are
many ways u..e t.hJ.Dcl coukl
be 1PI>rked out," be said, "1D-
cludin( an eDenslon 80\ltbWvd
ot the bouDdary liDe betweeo.
Ne1t'POrt Beacb and Laguoa.••
Thls would put more of the
®wo-ecast area Into the City
of Newport S.cb.
LaCWJI. r.sideots elD'rttily
are seet1Dg to ban lll hlP
rise deYeklpmed. wltbiD Chi
clty, wtlicb m&J or may DOt
affect Mure uoua.tiou.
"tt •111 ta.kl about 20 years
ror tlMI area to be deYeloped
into lts f'll11 potaotlal," llr.
Ree•llld..
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.SUUCRIPTIC)N RAT IS
Ia HarbOr Nee: Oae ye..-, 15.00; 2 p-., a.OO
Out of tt.bor Are-.; 0.• -,.llio, S6.00! 2 ye--.. 110.00
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-------udolr~ -~ ~~~~-~1o nlallltlll-1111110-u .... u 110 WI. tllllo u It aJoll __ , .. _,."_ a -nr --1110-,----dallll pr"rnt.U.Iole pur-*-dla _-... _ .... -ttllewvunrtliiiiiiUI ~Git'"CII:MIIa-Lal--_.... wm .,. tlill ~ ot . . a. . ._, a;;!-.;;., botb "~a' bl ...._ a ,.,. •• "" tMt POII'tl uti-nr ~&cuL~ 'II II""*' cro.•el• Tldl A form lha.t was .maikd ~~ ~y the Director of the Deput· .. llboali:llalorm lbe ..uou ot wu tbl b;,..., b otcnt of Pubhc Soc1al Sr.rvtea m the County of Lot Aqrea. We*'•• D.C., &DIJ 1D S&a tbl world tll&t ..,. •••.ce 'l"bb Cllra.ttu S.O.. taU.
*-! •• ":!:::;:. ~ rc:minds the social worken ln 1he burtaus o( the pouibilldca FnaciiCO. II•• Co ow dlclarld _._ AprU II, lt71, I,.., rc;wo..
Ud 1 ...,. ODIJ 110 &tn a that exist throuah whi~h ~ can receive f'IM)U)' ita t..o. n. ~ly ncdd baYI to bt il to be MIRWICI u u act ct.etd a 1111llbc.,ol "'Mao T• ..u ol ,...ectalltl1Q to tbe Anaeles County. ~ere 1_s the l11t : . . , tba.ttldap:ueiDtutbey .. m, olwvqailllttbeu.ttedStat-. ,...,,"'OICMI, ft!Q!abcd:
COIII•-.t ..uoa. UOUDd tbt Old Aae Secunty. A•d to the 01u.bled. A1d to the Blind . ..S tb&t l'rideDc:e wtlch WOuld It Ukl ttaat tbl Army COlli• form •we brOaCIIt back ftom
Yal'ld Wb1eb actulllJ practice Aid to the Potentially Supporting Blind. Adult Care Facilities t.Dd to CCJaYioce lbe eye, ml1 m&ldtr lbould be ct•• tbe RICI CbtDa by tMAm•tcuJdDI
...,.,ide to rMinttle •-tr cruel Standard!;. General Relid for Adults. Food SUmpe tor DOt safftcteDtb' r..-MI all u-,..,_..,.uty ot wtDiltc tbt poq: t.Mm, Amoac tbue ..-a--·-·--5oc· R h b.,. · oa<t• ot lbo llhiiUoc, oo ttat coal1l ,_ -wart: dleta&orlblpl. Adults. •al e a • llat•on Services for Adulll. Volunteer alool it COUI DOt be the coa. ct. ud u.,J ..,ery filliP..,-"People ot the wor~ .0.
Tbe fact blat SoYlet Russia Services Prosram for Adults. Services Aids Proaram for llDe bJ wtlleb tbe m•UioM of aDd defat Ule U 8 1a a IHIDblr o1 tbe UDited Adulll!l. Special Shelter Payments for Adults. Services to trollbtc llctor in "CCP()rtlDc ll war aN diUYend to tM toem)' ' ' f.lll'tNCII'I
Hatiou Ud Rid Cbloa may be Medically Needy 1Aduhs. General Relief Work Projects. Pro-dect.doa, be cloMd &Delbd~Df tbeciOauH aDd aU thetr r~D2i.Dc dopl''
ace--u a mem"-•--.-~ tective Services for Aduhs. Out .of-Home Care Service for Lut Saturday, tboUS&Dda of of tbl ~ Vltta&m port of Dr. Carl Melatire ol tbe JOtb .,._ --.. -ftr .-... IDd lbolr ...,. ~t C-y R-IIIO!bl Hoor 11U poa.tt1fe that tbe orpat•ttoa Adults. Aduh Cuban Refugees. R~patriat~ Proaram for porters demanded peace HOW Ra.lpboac. lt recommeadl u. IPMI'blldld tbl r•'ltlae. ot
loob fa.tonblJ 11100 J'8DO(.ldl, Adults. Toy Loan. CEP. Medi..Cal Determination link~d to 4Jid t .. t oar tore .. lhoold ~ =~~·~ ~C~.ao:: the AmeriC&Dpeople&II1Dtt011'
U loal u paoclde 11 eOm-Adult Program. General Relief. Food Stamps. Social Re--.ttbclrawo from VIetnam 1m. to ;::. to tbe maiDlUid aDd to "DO-wi.D polley" ill flcMliiC tbt
muted lor Pllintatlllnc com-habilitation Services. Volunteer Servic:e5 Program. Cuban medtately. Tbey made thetrde. carry 011 tbt war apt.ut tbe war 1D South Vlebll.m, &piDIII: Dltml~. Botb Russia a..ad Red Refugee Program. Special Sh~lter Program. Service: Aides m&llda, aot from # a reaU..Uc Red Cbloele FI..Dil._ tbe ~~-tbe ptan to briDe our f1cbUII
Cbtaa ••e a total disregard Program: _Repat_riation Program. ~ia l Servi~ Research ua.Iysla ot tbe problems lD-• OJ• _.... men back to thla eotmtrybetbn
k bumao We, wbJcb can belt 11nd Stat•stJcs. L•ason and Staff Strv1ces for the Public Social YOIYid ID ·brlDclDI the Soutb. Uoo recommeocll tbat dl.sloJ&l our prlSODers of war are re-, ~~ IJfMI " .11-,. be IDSentood wbeo It 1s real. Se rvices Adviso ry Commis!l'on. Unn1et Shelt~r Needs. Veteran"' 8llJt Asia.o. war to an end but Amerlc:au abould be puntabed. leased aM ap.Lost <Uplomatse .,,. ,.£;"j bed tbllt Khruabcbe'l' alooe WU Affairs Progrom. Demonst1ation Projects Related to Adult qpon wtahful tblnkiq. ' Rtcbard Cotteo, last year, recocaittoo of tbe trade wttb
responsible fer ~ murder ot Programs. Aid to Families with Dependent Children _ Fam· Wb..ile tbese demonstrator's speaktnc ftom tbeCouern.UYe tbe CbiDue Reds
ARVO E. HAAPA, ownet .. d Wbllshtr of the; Ensltn ewer 10 mllloo Russlans, while ily Group. Aid 10 Families with Dependent Children -Un-uked for the lmmedW. stop. VlewpolDt. p:roclalmed "Pris-He has iDYitedthouamsereD ~~ Mao Tse Time bas bad a band employed Parent. Aid to F11milies with Dependent Children-PiDc of the war, there miyb&ve ooers of War, .. Ever)'Oile's hWldreds of tbouallDds of patrt.
ID murYderet 1DC 20 mtuloo Chl. Boarding Homes and Institutions. Child Support Service.. beeo an equal number of mil. ResponstbWty. Uslnr the lap otic Americans to jo\a'DeJ to
DUe, commliDI.sts are still WIN Program. Presc hool Education. Homemaker Servlces UoDS of people throughout the :~~ 1~-:,rs :.::: ~ Wa.sbJ.octoo. D.C., OG May 8, 'u-m•~edN~'~-members of the for .Families. Protective. Servicts for Children. Licensing country Jt'bo wish to eod the "POWER., H .-. "Amert-a.Dd to take part lD a Ylctory
• ECOLOOY IK>ES BEGIN AT HOME
Mayor Bob Wilson of Costa Mesl\ has
come up with a commendable prOjl!ct
based on the conviction ·that "ecology
begins at home." Monthly prizes will be
given for residential beautification, and
there will be grand prizes at the end of
12 months of competition. This certainly
is an important step in upgrading the
ecology of Costa Mesa. Well done, Mayor
Wilson. Now, if only you wvuld not be so
Insistent about trying to get Newport
Beach to allow that un -ecological, pol-
lution-generating, 12·lane freeway to go
through the heart of our wonderful city!
That 6 to I margin in the s uccessful
anti-freeway election should be enthusl·
asttcally hailed by all earth people.
wu ..._ Se D (" Se F. war but onJ. 1 th sat and • e ur .. -... march, wlllch would CCJIIOH tbe Furtber ~ tbat tbe Geno-to r~~~~~ren~Y ••re rv•ce, .. mergency-Dependency Services ProPer~. n e e eans haYe the POWER to tn-demands made on Sai1U'daJ by
• • •
*LAGUNA BEACH SHOWED THE WAY
The above can be read with profit
also by some in Laguna Beach. Just
consider the Ironically humorous item
from the April 24 Laguna News-Post,
q'Joting Harry Grimsley of South Laguna
as assailing. the· Newport Beacb vote
against the freeway. Here's the kicker :
Mr . Grimsley fought for years (and suc·
cessfully) to keep the coast freeway from
running through the heart of Laguna Beach.
You should be on our side, Mr. Grimsley!
:ldeuJ~ 1s H= as PboDY General Rel1t>f for Familie:o.. Food Stamps for Families. We must bri.Dg our prlsooers ::c:;:·=~::RT~= ~ .~-called "peace march. ~ tbe u N II. ed ':: ~~ Soc•al Rehabilita1ion Services for Families. Volunteer Sen~ica of war bome before we leave the POW's release. Will you liSe •
Ka.ta.op Himr!-/I.Ddc bos Progiam for Families. Service Aid~ Program for Families. Vietnam, We must .sate-guard tb.1s POWER?" The uWmate street of tbe
k'lfa.tia.' Yet ln eacb :C tbo~ U_nmel Shelter . ~e~ds /Or Families. Medi-Cal Determination the withdraW¥ of our troops, It would be charitable to con-victory march woukl be to CIYe
cowdrles poocldi!:nstherule Lmkcd 10 Fam111es. Lm1son and Staff Services for Family and down~ tbe ¥ery last man. sider that those who toot put tbe preskleot s....,rt ln cbanc-
rat.ber tbln tbe exeptioo What Children's Services Advisory Commiu~~-Liaison with Welfare We ld depart from that in these pea.ce marches were tog the war lD Soutb VIetnam
did tbe Unl.ted Nat:Joas do? Pre. Rights. Organizatiom. Departn_len~l Representation' and Liai-::.t.u victors, and DOt in protesUnc the maJlD8I' la wblch from "no-win" to fictory ..
clsely wbat It has always <k:oe son . w1t h the <?ffice of 1he D1str1ct Attomey. Demonstration OYer a t eti ed Ar the nr 1D South Vietnam has Those wbo would Ub to ll>
when the .spread of commun.lsm ProJects Rcl atmg to Program or Other Functions of the Ia :e: r r d 1r m~ been cooducted. Tbelr protests by bus to Wa.shlnctoo. D.C.,
waslnYolfed·-absolutetyooth. Bureau of Familr _and Children's Ser~ices. .. :::amonthsago:v:llb~t:edato might well becoulderedtobe may phone for i.Dformatloo to
lngll Dc_p~rtm~nt L1a•son and Slatf St:rv1ccs. Au)ohary Services. tbe White House and t th an eDdotsemeDt of the petltioa ('n4) 463.7451 it Urine 1n tbe
Tile best Genocide Treaty Admm•slr_atn1c Office Management. Faci lities Plannina. Fiscal mem~·s of Coo-essapeotiUooe tor the redress of grievances san Diego area. or 11 ln the
St ff Se AFOC /G R F" s ~ ft" which the retired geoerals aDd Yiclalty o! Los Anaeles, to ever signed in tbe United States a . rv•ces. . . •scat crvice5. Adult Aides Fiscal for the redress of grievances. admlra.ls preseoted to theautJl. (213) 761.8709, was the Constitution. When the Serv1ces. Appr~pna11on~ and Cost Accounting. EDP Planning
UD!tad NaUOIIS Is r•dytoac. """ Coocdono .. oo. EOP Sy<l<m>. Budg<t 5<.-vk ... Man•&<· Schools used as change agent cept the conceptsoutllnediDour men1 Serv1ces. Research and Statistics. Central Personnel
CoostJ.tuttoo, tben ltwtubetlme Managemen1 Programs. Central Slaff Oev~lopment Programs. Tbls ls a cootinuatkm. of the spirit, Its debased culture, its terence what a cblld leullS at
tor the UnitedSta.testoconsider Cenlral Emplorel" Rela1ions Programs. County Counsel March 9 speech given at the suppressionofmioorttygr~s. th.is age so lorlg as he keeps
rejol.nl.ng the U~ed Nations. Liaison_. Harbor Forum meeting by Dr. Us racism and tmpertallsm, on learning. Any beoeYOieat
Yours truly, Publ1c ln4U1ry ~nll Fa~r Hearings. Eligibility Control. Joseph Bean. former member and Its 1ac.t of compassion tor grown~. even U be Is tUU-
Ricbard E. Woodin Fraud Control. Client R("Cords and Identification. Records of lbe Glendale Wlitled school the wretched wttbln its own erate, can ttllch an elebt-Jear-
San Gabriel :.nd Forms Manage mem. Properly Services. General Service!>. f.11st!:lct board. He Is descrlb-boundaries aDC1 the rest or the old anytl\l.ng .be wants to know • N • e ,\·kllicill ;.nd Soc•al ScrvicL-s Consullalion. Nursina Home log the program or Jol\n Dewey world, Tiley blame the school The only tralnlng the teaeber U ISIDCe IS Consuttat~on. M.:J ica l Consullation. Dental Consultation. and bJs colleagues to usepubUc far tbe e.llsteoce ot these con-would Deed would be 1a crcq>
Ot.'Cenlrahzed Personnel Activities.' Decentralized Staff [)e. scbools to cU.Oge society and dWons, and betitft the scbools tberapy. WbateYer Is useful at
Ordered Out vdopment AciJVilies. OecrnlraliZcd Employre Rellltions tbelectl~&m.mic system into col-engage mostlfln miseducatloo.. our tindergartea. tbroagb grade
u Tbey beUe'l'i we would be $1 eight curriculum can be learned Ac tivilies. Medical Ass•~tance Program. Fiscal Division. • • • better off Tflthout schools of to four moDths by a oormal
The Costa Mesa City Coun. Compuler Serv•ces Ui v1,ion. Budget and S1aff Services Divi-Tbe modes used lD the class-any k1Dd than to ctnttnue tbe child of twelve.
ell voted unanimously last 'Jtln Spcci01t IJJVI'iltln . Medical &rv•cc, Division . room which retlect tbe Tbird way we are. Tbey would DOt Scbools can be small. wttb
week to declare an untlnished Now J t1 you unlk:n~anJ , l'~orhic:un t:Dcc~ anll inftallon il Force are myriad, give a cent to cootlaue edu-28 or 30 children &Dd can meet
bome at 1128 Gleneagles Ter-11 11lc hc11cr'!-The Amcnca n W:~y a.Dd canaot. be It is ocnr establlsbed, ID aoy store front, Churcbt.M-
n ce owned bJ John Watula a _ Teams a!' dlsman.tle tbe eatire meet. dr houlq project. FOur ~:?E.:.:=~~~~ CT~~m~!L ~ha~dgel okayed ~~~~ district• br:ID::g·~ .. :_n~t~ ~~~=~.~~~:aS~~
days or legal action would en-ber of c:Orce board of dt: terial, stuff lt tnto an enve. bellevable programs designed cludlac most ot Glasser's. Let school dropout ot teeo-ap.Tbe
sue. $ lope, address it and get It ill to attect thechlldren'spsycbes us take a loot. cost.· would be les.s thllD todly's
Mr. Wakula decided to build rectors awroveda SS.OOObud-the maJI.'' ott to teacb tbemanytbiDg Tbi~ Tbey belleYe that,., to•-IZ publlc school. Most studeG'-aet at last week's meeting • .... _.. "' the home about 7 years ago, One of the biggest chunk's of constant remold.inc a.Dd tam-there is no point 1n tta•ing for-wouki not go to high school but
He poured the foundation and mooey to come out otthe budget YOUR CAR perlng with tbe mlads of tbe mal s ubjects or pre-arranged would go to work • * * the ma;:>r portion of tbe Douse Is for postage. The local cham. children ln very damaging ways curriculum. It makes 00 dU·
* HOW DO OUR CONGRESSMEN RATE ? wa s built """ glass windows ber &oellds about $3 000 each By DOH LEE 1' tile way of U!e to many ::.::..:..:.:.::L::E::G:..I>..::L._H.::O::T::I::C...:E::..:=---L-E-G-J.L-N-O-T-1-C-E--
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How are our own congressmen doing In
Washington, D.C.? Americans for Con-
stitutional Action (AC A) gives periodic
ratings on how faithfully each .member of
Congress upholds his oath to preserve
and protect the U. S. Constitution. In the
91st Congress there a e only 3 repre-
sentatives with a 1 0~ rating --voting
on every occasion in accordance with the
principles set forth in our Constitution
They are John G. Schmitz and John H.
Rousselot of California, both members
of the John Birch Society, and Philip M.
Crane of Illinois. All 3 are Republicans.
Representative Richard T. Hanna, Calif-
ornia District 34, a Democrat, rates
mly 9.
Highest among the s enators is Barry
Goldwater of Arizona, with 97. (Barry
Jr. in the House, fr om California Dis-
trict 27, has a respectable 89,) But
what a pair California has In the Senate!
Newly elected Senator John V. Tunney
has a rating of 8. Senator Alan M. Cranston
rates ZERO!
were installed. Vandals began year ror postage ~ answer school districts today,
brea.t.J.ng tbe windo"Ws and de. queries by prospec:JJe visitors • FEWER SERVICE STA. De"felopmeota.l laboratories stroytng the structure. Then, are matnta1ned b)' some dis-
according to neighbors, Mr. or .. prospective oew residents. TIONS 1n the ruttD'e, but tbey tricts to chtU'n out their own
Wakula r efused to finish the We aet about 10 or 15 let. wtll be more devices to e~pertmeot with the
r esidence ''out of spite." ters every day from people aU llke SJ4)el'mar-children a.Dd belp them to re-
Those neighbors had asked over the coWUy wanting to tets are tor gro-late to tbe1.r cbangad world
th c know more about Newport cerles. They'll • e ouocil to declare the home Beach,. said executive director bela tloo There are thousands of such
a publlc nuisance. Jack 8arDett: wttb :.,rmecgoosU tblngs gotog oo with teaming
Durlag the publlc bear lag, at , ' c fe"or all over the country. wh.ich M.r Watula. did DOt Some of them plan on vlsU. o t e r s, ca r Tbe• are DOt proved tech ... _ ..... · ap. ID.g her e and want to know tbe tast food 1 ....... ....,.,, pear, neighbors renewed their rates at motels what re ta oto but are placed In the cla.ss-
compla.IDts that tbe partially rants are avaJ.fible and ~; tst oriented items m sa~: room wttb great facility, with
boarded-'-'l residence was an recreatlooa.l aspects r tbe Bigger outlet but f scbool boards asking DO ques.
eyeSOI'e, reduced the nlues of city. otbers plan 00 ~vlng them comiDg. s, 0 tlons and retus1Jic to llsteo to
surrou.odlng bomes, and was bere for ooe reason or another the pleadings of pareots. o\S
danJVOIIS in Us uncompleted mostly because of a job trans: • lN BEMIDJI, MINNESOTA. stated earUer ,1 have catalogued
state. fer and still others just want extenstoo cords hang trom ll tbousa.nds of sucb programs • a UDder tbe beading 'oew edu
GETS SILVER WINGS
Lt. William V, Urooe, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Peter V. Urooe,
17891 Gillman St., IrviDe, has
beea awarded bls s11Yer wtJJcs
at Laredo AFB, Tuas, ~
grad-.tloo from U.S. Atr Force
pilot lraiDIDg.
Be ls bei.oc assigned to Geo. rce AFB, caw .. to tty the
F ...-4 Pbi.Dtom tlefller bomber
wUb a 1lll1t of tbe Tactical Air
Command. He Is a 1965 P'ad-
•te of Costa Mesa blg:b aebool
Uld receifed b.ia bacbebr'&de-
11'11 1D pl:lysles 1n 1969 from
UCL
to kDow more about the city ctty partt.nc meters. Ifyourca.r ea.Uoo.' A 1ar .....-... oftbe •
for whatever reason." doea't ~an a built I.D enc~De ge ....,. ...... o 58
Fllture residents also want block heater coil, you caa pluc _::::m;-e =~iy ~mtecrJ:.:
to know such things as the kind I.D a Ugbt bulb to teep enctDe Glasser Ma.n boot oot us1oc
of school system, building and warm. • .. A G~ y :Ciptes• ID •~tr boustnc costs, a.Dd churches. UtV PI' Ullllil
"We haYS to an..swer them • NO·FAULT INSURANCE talirety anu.slDccertal.Dpor.
all," Mr • Barnett said. "We bas beetm iD W:usaebusetts. It Uoos, ill YU'Jiac: staees of pro-
usually send them oureplcurean ts an &ttempt to . trim tepl ~ulo~:' ar:U:::U:
(restauraut) map, the Newport fees aM eD1 DUlsa.Dce cla1m1. from the PACE centers m•-~cb. magutoa, some bome-After a wreck JOQl own ID. t:ioDid e&rller
buyer autdes a..ad a.oythlna else suruee ftrm PQs bod1.ly tn-Some ecbobrs 1n educatioa
we can tbatmigbtbe)ptoanswer jury claims of ~ to. $1,000 bo Uv a..od k the th1.a
these questioas. and no "fl.u.l:t" ls estabUibed. w e wo~ OD
"It tabs a lot ot money tor Ou1J bodily lD)IrJ U COYered. Uoe of educations troatler, c.
pottap IDd tt !Ue& cooslder. p,_ny c1unap --ttlt.t catUac Ideo, U JOQ will.
&ble ud.e to prepare ~ ma-stu are unc~. • ~etr~~-!,. ~-"eo ..,. • _ ...,. OAA.T ,.,..,... r mmcrre ..
F th B • b ( meat lD. educatloa wllleh 11
SUMMER SCHOOL CWSES OUTLINED
rom e I e • ARE TOLL ROADS saftr? tUior bold at uurprloiD(n.to.
Wherefore take unto you OYer the 78·boar li'lO New It las pvn. 0111 of aac1 c•
the whole armour o f God, Year'• wHtead, ODl1 oae flltal ta.t.Gt7 nlllet1 LD tuce pari
chat ye may be able to wi Ch· aceldeDt haPPef*t. takiDI .. tbe Ttdtd Foret moremtat ill
•tand in the 'evi l day. and 11"1• There are •51100 I'Oidl, pQcbOJoiy. "Radical" m..,
OpportuoiUes tor summer MIDDLE: Grades 5 ttaroap 7 Eltucta bllt& tcbool wt.U be havina done all, to stand. oa wb.lcb 7.1/4 m.11Uoo te• 101a1 &o lbe ~ Ud tadtc.tu
lear!llnr wtU be offered by the m~y atteod lrolll 8:15 a.m. to opa, 0. to ecatltrllctioa Co. St.nd therefore, havin I hlclel traveled m«e tbu 117 a ..... ud complete de-
Nnpori-MHa se~l district IH5 p.m. startt.oc J-za, ,_ c111 Mar blp l<bool w!U mU1loo mil•. ToU r-.INY partwo lrom pre--
at tllree dlflereot le'l'els. Ap-going for C•e ....u, tDCbc be ebled completely a.nc1 Nn-your loin• ain abo"t with be IIlier. aDd &netactlaerbteatk~L 'l'bMI
plleatioa. forms tor eorollment July 30. Schools optG,.. tbe port Harbor ll1ctt ICbool wlU be wth, and havina on lhe • NEED SOME .ae"-... rdl!riDII'I rlftrltD tMcuelrM
wW be uatlable after May 17. summer ... stoa w1ll be: OaYls, aftlllble '*-1 PD a Umlted breutpl ate of ri ah teou a-wort daM? litre Ill c-al ndieaJ Ia tbJ.I ..... n.J
Et..EMI.lfTARY: Pre-t:llxler-Enslp, K&W~r, l.Jacobl uti tula. nen; · --dllalla tbe '-"aaloM 111 pn. (boJr oaty) through Rea. D11t to' coMtlid'-Tt-eo.ae oa.rtDp wtlllltts:f1 And your feet ahod with del Mar A.to ParU ft tllllq alltMd -=tau ta. ...,......, ~ May attead from 8 a.m. Wl.DtJe wtU DOt be Gpla Ctda ......,.....,. l'tiQIIIr81HDt• u the preparation of the eo•· the OGlJ maddDt...., laton. ....,...._ ud e.ct•ar-.,
tD DOOD wttll elults startiDg wmmer. well u II" ....,., u op-pel of peace: Wt C:U do ,_. ""' wartr.;>~ u _.. p&tciiM •
1-II, ud ...., for flYI C--will tile-portoolly loportldpolo llltlae· Above all, taldn& lhe ~=tr,:= endlodplo-..
.....U to l.t:/ 10, (ucladlDc rtllld1oc. ,..,......,...,, EacftA, U.• llllrJ ...... DDtotbln'lae ahield of railh, ..tlcrcwilh ,... ._,, ... ..._ -._ 'he N*'c ot lbNe re-JIJJ 5). Scltaoll CIPtD fOr U. U.leratart, Cl'llllft WUS.,. be able tD ......_ ye 1hall be able 10 quench -~ ~ ,.._. 18 -&tiled by
a a• sum. Will be: Ad. drama/-...cll. llalaftiDrJ/ac. Of .-c}aJ .._... .W be a &II lhe Aery daru of fie udi lUI • IDDk It-. Qoodw'. Pl1edliitiMir., a..,,
c:aiii:IIWI, ColJtp Part. tlritJ' ....... eePNJI..,, .. .._. tud II'OJI'UI, ftldl wiehcL • WIIO'I PIMH Pard ..... Mel*• ~ , .... 11 ... 1fl. llara'frH ........ )AaWJot-, wU1 fSbJJf .. J& ll&lltuclpn. And \U:o lfto bolmot or C.,. beilllltt at .... lnl: -: cru-fll IIVRC, zal ...
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tJIUr. ut 1111 CCZ$ lu ..._ .... llaft --4 '!""Wiee; or God. (Epheal~na-6:1J.. C"Mfr'& 'i."\--::-PI A I ! 1181 I .. la.ll'1111 u-*. ~pedal ...... WID be ot. a .... •Ill 1 lsJ,M+ Jar l7) --4 ftsJ till •..., .......
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CLEANERS
a clel Mar
TlWIUDAY. APRIL 29, 1q11
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CAPT. DUNN ASSIGNED TO ALASKA lASE
LAVENDER FLU
Your grandfather probably knew this cure. Flowcn
of lavender quilled in a hat we~ supposed 10 ward
off ":.luffed-up" nose5 and head colds. Pleasant treat-
ment-but oerU..inly not a sure CUAj. Today, thanks
to medical science, we have numerous effective vac-
cines ... apinst flu , whoopin1 couah and other
respirat• ,-y diseases ... to immuniu and protect us
from the discomforts of infections. So, why suffer
needlessly. Ask your physician about them. Let him
prescribe the medication that is most effective for
your needs. Then come to us for prescription service.
Christensen
_,LCOAIT ... Y.-A-.MD
oao&.lll·-
•e SPeCIALIZE I~ 1'.41tTII!S AriD "~ODIHGS
,,.. .............. -· D.ll..., ...,._
644 1110
OP'EM SEYIM DAYS
l6:U E. COAST HWY ., ~ CORONA DEL MA.
Cinco de Mayo
SPECIALS!
Hot Tamale
Capri Sets,
After Five Marguerltas
$10.00~"'
Chili Peppers
Jr. Dresses
_Lcmg and Short 5.00 ~"'
treet Dresses $15.00u.
1'01 UILOIS MID '"81 MATIS. .,
DISCOUNT OM ALL RIGULM MIICM-
AMDUI. UP'OM I'USIMTAnOM
O' '"•• TAOIT a.UaM ... IIIIItl' CMM aaaaaaaa
SALE LASTS UNTIL MAY .ITH
MJI .. A UDO e Mi.OIT liMit
IIIKE REYNOSA, on rlgbt, bolda OD to take a lit tor
EII~CD 1D. tbe meet wUb Dwyer Tbur.:IQ', AprU 12. Mike
~ Joe Lajaa of Dwyer In tbe 300 JUd "'eat u.t saw
Guy Vlcarro tate Srd aDd Gary Erlta 4th lD the D dlYision.
EAGLES TOP MAGNOLIA
c.._ del liar's buel>&llers S. K1oc pitchers Jolin Pal-
are at MapoUa, FOUDta1D Val .. mer I.Dd Bob Vilas p.ve ~ollly
liJ Y1aUI COlt& Mesa &Dd Ea.. 3 bitl but walks I.Dd lr:ey errors
taocta 1a at SUta ADa Valley be~ FOWltain Valley. TbeSe&
Ia Friday ln'lDo t..,.. com-KIDp could Ollly manap S blu
petiHoa. Newport Harbor likes oft sten Fo1, the S.rons ace
oa Muiaa at tbe Vlkinp' bome rllbt h&Dder. Corooa Is tied for
cllamood Ill tbe Suoaet loacue. 5th wttb EIWiela, 4-4-Z.
Tbt loeal D1Des bad a roup com. Ilea wu bombedll-1
Tuud&J wttb NI'WPOI"t Harbor by Lol Alamitos u the AileD.
loat.Dc to Wutmtuter S-2, 1D boys, Frank aDd Jeff, comb1Ded
&Dd eztra .lzudac pme, Costa to bold tbt Mustang sldggers to
.. _ ~~ .. 11-1 battle Juat 4 bits, ..... dljJped below
to Loa Alamitol &Dd Coro1111. the 500 mull: with a 4-6 record,
del Mar loliDc a cJoae 6-4 ?th place 1n tbe learue.
aame to FCMIIItaia V&lley, Es-Newport Harbor scratehecl
t&Dela wu tbecab'nrlf.tyteam out 9 hits but eouldn't score
to come thrcJuab with a wtn u tDOu.Ch runs 1n the game wt.tb
Jim Po.tel harled tbe MJ. 7 Westmtut•~ AlYlnWhitethrew
ID.Dlop tor tbtEallesi.Dddron a stroac 5 bitter but theSallors
1D a riiD aDd ICOI'ed ID the btc eoulda't put their bUs together
2Dd IIUI.incwheoEita.Dclascored wbea tt eouoted. Westminster
3 Urnes. Jim SChultz trJslled 1n. seor«< the W'izlD1og ruu in the
Postel a.ad Mike Powell to cU. 8tb tDDiac on an error. White
max tbe f.l EaeJe wiD aDd stncll: oat 7 while pitcbing
evened the Estaocla record at stroactY a.odtheHarbor9played
4.4.2, errorless ball until the unlucky
The Spy:
Who
Came
Out
Of The
Kitchen.
8tb, Harbor 1s DOW 3-5-1, in
6tb, place, Anaheim leads the
Sunset Iearue with 8 wtns aod 1
loss followed by Western wtth
6 wins IJld 3 losses.
PIRATE RALLY FAILS
The Orange Coast College
Pirates to tile top ot the 7th
lnning Tuesday to take a 3-2
lead, but Cerritos pushed a-
cross 2 rUDS In the bottom ot
the 7th -for a 4-3 W'ill ln Soutb
Coast Coalerence play. Tbe
Pirates are now in 5th place
Jn the league. Cerritos, 12-5,
stayed a pme be bind the league
li&41D& Fullertoo Horoets, wbo
cl1Dcbtc1 & tie tar the title with
Ul 1-1 ~ Oft!' M.t. San
.4atooto.
COST A MESA
-FREE PARKING-
PHONE Ll a.ISS2
AIRPORT
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DANNY BAUER and Mark Sbadoweo of Costa Mesa display
the county championship 'trophy awarded the city with the
highest point total to the meet held at Huntl..ngt6n Beach
last week. Both boys are members of the Costa Mesa city
team as city champions in their divisions. Tbe trophy went
to Huntington Beach, with Costa Mesa ftnishJ.n( 2nd, (VIc
Opalek photo.)
SPORTS SCENE
WITH VIC OPALEK
BICYCLES BASEBALL
o 10 SPEEDS
o 3 SPEEDS
o SHOES o CAPS • lUTTS •
o BALLS o BATS •
TENNIS RACKETS. DAO.O.>
o SHOES o SHIRTS o SHORTS
o'DRESSES o SOX • HATS
HANDBALL
• GLOVES o BALLS
PADDLE BALL -'TUBES -TUBES-
PAITI-ACCEIIORIEI
RACKETS & BALLS
t.e-CIIIed lulld8rl
S.llls belt
Tar track
SOPHIAlOIEN MAIC!UOMASTllOIANNI
"THE PIIUT'S WIFE" Gl'
AlSO '
CLINT EASTWOOD DON SUTHERLANt
201h c.,,,..,.,.,'"""" JAMES EARL JONES
• JANE ~"TheGreat
Color White
Meet Henry Be Henrietta ...
the laugh riot of the year.
F',..amount Plclufet prncn11 ne(l) Lear
Color by r.tQ'.IELAB
A Paramount P1c!ure
Boi~May
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SHADES OF
GIGANTE ECONOMIA DIMENSIONIII
Balconies, fireplaces, basements,
IJ!LrdwOOd floors, hlll views. Two
3 bedroom flats plus spacious 2
bedroom and a nice 1 bedroom furn-
ished. Nine years new! .92,500.
SHOWN EXCLUSIVELY BY:
UNIVERSITY REALTY
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673-6510
1001 E, COAST HWY. CO .. ONA DEL NAR
JlnJa Jle
PRESTIGE· WATERFRONT HOMES
SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT
, 12 lind• Isle Dri_.•
Jo:leganL new 5 RR . -i'h ba . home W/~ormal
din . rm .. tam. rm .. wet bar. lmpress1ve en-
try court w/16 IL mahog. doors. $179,500.
26 Lind• Isle Drlv•
Decorator furni~hed . 5 Br. 5 bath home (ac·
ing Harbor bland .• Jacuzzi & sauna. Ready
ror immed. occupancy. W/dock S200.000
52 Linda Isle Drive
('usl. 6 BR., study, 5 bath home w/4 frplc!'i.,
rircular stairway. decorator ~eleded carp.
& drapes. Shown by appl. ........ $215,000
107 Lind• hie Drive ~ HR. 3 baths: fam. rm .. form. din. rm. 2
Fplcs .. Rm. for pool. Dock . By appl. $145.000
W et•rfront Lots
No. 44. 108 t't. on water ........ $125.000
No. i6: 3 rar garage. Reduced lo .. S 77,000
For Complete informatton on all homM &
lot~.,. .... call: I
BILL GRUNDY, .Realtor
. 133 Dower Or., Suitel. N.a. 642-4620
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Professional Building
1.800 SQ. FT.
• CORNER LOT • AMPLE PARKING
• EASY ACCESS
• CHOISE CLOSE-IN LOCATION
• EAST SIDE COST A MESA
BEST OF TERMS!
S40,000
ROY R. McCARDLE
REALTOR
548-7729 . uno NEWPORT BLVD .. COSTA M"-~>•
I I I I I 1 ·1 l tl I I I I I I I I · I
Sales through the Multiple Listing .
Service of the Newport H~r-Costa
Mesa Board of Realtor totalled
EIGHT AND ONE-HALF MILLION
OOLLARS during the month of Feb-
ruary, 1971. This is two and one-bal1
million dollarll more than any pre-
vious month during the 40 years of
service of the Board. List your
property with a Realtor today.
I ' I I I I I I ' I I I I I I I
VW.. Yin SpecJ.h
SHO .. CLI,S
S BR .• 2 ba., beoebaa. Low'dn. G.l.
fl52,5011.
LUSK HAR-YIIW
f"BR. ram. rm..·-~-.......... • IIAYIIIIIMS· .
fiiA.SIIL .... to~--
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MACIAI·-
FINII HOMII
.. DUCIDP,.
.. fut -· v..., • bolllllfldly -S BR, ---.-))R, 6 J1R. Vut vlow -pndlellly .,..., room. l.orle pool. polio, plq -'!...neat lor ... ..........,. Hany to -· m.mo.
IYIRVOHI LO\IIS THill
Unique 2 BR. 2 bath -all lllectric kll<>ben
VIE new carpet. 6 dripes, Tbe Jll'Uieot
W of Clwmel. Bay 6 Ocean ...... ." ..
pool I. elevotoro. 152,000
liST IN ARIA
Orl&inlll offerinc. immllculate. buuutully
decorated -hu ovorylhlnl for carefrM ~py family Uvlllc -4 BR -S baths -
-Formal DR. Londsc:oped 1o pe~n
w/room for pool. $43,500. Open Sal 6 Sun.
2800 La Ltoda Pl., ~.<!·•ta Meaa.
MACNAI ·IIYINE
675-3210 642-1235
1010 lloytido Drl.. ten -.,. Drl ..
NowporiloOch
BAYCREST
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ON LINCOLN LANE
TA
·IWTOI
Pool
You've De'Yft' •tn &a)'lhllll
like 11. Tantutic: l-4tary 4
bedroom home v.itb tormaJ
dining, den and kitchenette.
Stcond story Spanish st)ote
sun df!Ck overioolrinJ; hup,
spartllin&: heated pool. f.x·
~llent buy at $47.950 -
terms rlf!oxible. Call ~
t,;r!'ill 3 brdroom eursidt »-
cation on quiet lree..Jined
cul-dl'-!111'. Go\.·emment re·
po.<....c:'•.'!H'ln is O(WII to a J I
IJuyl'r~. T11kr a minut~ and
SC<' thrs best buy for thr b&r·
gar n hunter. U.ll ~lot.
Pending
Foreclosure
0 THREE BEDROOMS, 3 FULL BATHS, BEST SE-
Ch• r'N'1' unable 10 malnt&ln pa)lntrnl~ -MU.:.t .eU lnt·
mOOia•ely. EJLoelknl f't'Ki·
dr.ntl&l area -lb!s netd
>'(Jrne t~nder lovina: care. :J
bedroom. ~ bath, laf1'e yard
and really to r.acrilice at
Sl"o.OOJ • VA terms av.Wable.
Ca.II~R
R CLUDED STREET IN BAYCREST. SPACIOlS UV-
ING ROOW AND 'JACK AND JILL' FAMILY ROOW, 8 FORMAL DIJIING ROOII.
0"NE!R I S MOVING
ANXIOUS POR QUI CK SALE! Cu.rt Dosh
CORBIN-MARTINi]
644-7662
REAL. TO Jill
642-U72 •••·673-lUI
1730 W. COAS HWY .
Newport 1-ch
BA YFRONT LOTS
15' -ARE YOU TOO CLOSE TO YOUR NEIGHOORS?
DO YOU LACK ROOM FOR A SWIMMING POOL,
OR TENNIS COURT OR A LOVELY GARDEN?
YOU CAN No.I HAVE THESE ON THIS Plill!E
BAYFROOT LOC ATION ON FEE LAND. ROOM
FOR LARGE YACIIT OR SEVERAL SMALLER OOATS
CONTACT US FOR INFORMATION ON THIS AND
arHER BAYFRONT LOTS. ALSO AVAILABLE, OFF
BAYFRONT 73 .45 THE WATER LOTS FROM $13 , 500.00 AND UP
Offlco Open S.tvrtloyl & ,......,. ~PETE BARRETI REALTY J 1605 W•tciiH Dr., N.L
~ 642-5200
rnar&r
square apabne11ts
ANNOUNCES THE AVAILABILITY OF
TWO AND THREE BEDROOM UNITS FOR
ADULTS DESIRING TO LIVE AMIDST BEAUTY
BY THE SEA IN THE PRESTIGIOUS WESTCLIFF
AREA OF NEWPORT BEACH ........ FROM $230
For lnfOfllllltion telephone Mr. Robert M. llucllley,
M•n•g•r •I (714) 145-0252 or write to The
Ofllce Of The Ml1neger, M•rtner Squarw
Ap8rtrMnte, 1244 l"lne Avenue,
Ne•;»ort •••ch. Celltoml8
12114
8th UNIT
{,A CUESTA
HOMES BY AYRES
IN HUNTINGTON BEACH
Live near the ocei!n in Huntington Bea ch. where your
family can enjoy healthy. crisp onshore breezes. All La Cuesta
homes complement Ibis fine co~sta l environment. Large.
COmfortable homPsdesignr.d with na ir and imagination.
Ranging from 1,300 to 3.000 squil re feet, 1 l o 6 bedrooms with
many quality fea tures. Excellen t recreational opport un ities,
schools, and firle shopping areas are bu t minult.s from
each La Cuesta home. All th i!) <~ssures you of inc[easi ng
value which "'ill grow year arte r year.
Join us today for a view of our new un it ... thP. selecti on
will never be be tter, or the prices lo wer. You're sure to
lind just the right home to meet your family's requi rem•n!s.
AYRES SINCE 1905
Sopcb locations, quality C0DStn1ctiaD, Clllllbilllld with
axpedence aDd imagblatioil ha JUde Flak H. AJNOIIllll San
cme of the most trusted od IIIGCewf.ll '-builder~ ill
Southem callfomia. Many of the ICIIltiWIIld'a moot amlelltecl
homeowu•rs live in Ayn>s built homes. Many ore liviDII in .
their ""condor th ird Ayres home. This combinotiort o£
experienc•, imagination, and quality add up to oil excellent
•0111• illvestment.
$29,990
V.A..f.R.A..C: a 'II ' ...... t--•
•
POIMAL DIMillO, III!AKI'AST AII!A,
PAIIILY IIOOM WITH WI!T IAR I. MUSI·
I CAL LIGHTS, WIM! PAMTIY I. MAMY
OTHU ITI!MS.
OC!AM VI!W
$84,500
•••• Retired or Newlyweds
Charming two bedroom home, 1m-
maculate condition, with terraced
garden patio on R-2 lot. Double gar-
age stressed for apartment add-on.
S38,750
D01'C Y. r RA1'CIC1.11'C
I R£AJ.. TOR ,.
Willi-..... c.. ...... c ....... -·7N212
Wll..LLUI R. ltASON, pruldeat of tbe ln1De Co., lips
tile pet1tloD for the lacorporatloo of tbe City ollrYlDe as
the toUowtnr perSODS, left to right, look oa: Betsy Cousins
represeattoc Sierra BooJ.ta, a community 1D tbe proposed
City of Intne; Barr and Lucy Fletcher of Vlllap Part;
and Jerry Cboyke of the Council of the Comm11Dlt1ea of
Irvloe. "By aignlnc these pet1Uons," said Mr. M.asoo,
"we are pledging our Wad and ourselves to the people of
the new City ot Irvloe. They have expressed an over.
wbelmlnc desire to guide thel..r own destinies; and we
fully s~rt tbat wtsh." The Irvine Co. owns about
15,000 of the 18,207 acres to be l.ncorpor.ated.
Zoning crackdown sought
Newport Beach City Attoroey more thaD 2 IPU'tmtllll and
TW11 Seymour wu directed by that "the city bas Jolt credi.
tbe Ctty CocmeU MODday nlebt bWty 1D tbe eyes ol tiM viola-
to Pf'IIIJ't a.a Ol'dlD&Dee tbl.t tors because the enforeemebt
would NQUlre ~tioDJ ' of rate iff 10 Jow."
all ~le•• btlort tbtJ are Tbt CoUDCU llid it would
told to &1d 1D a crackdown oo allo coutder PJ'O'tdiDc ad·
I001Ac dltloDll .,._.. to --Mr. taforcemut of Yio-
Pal Gllbort,--ud -_._ -' C .... llaU -. __ ,.....,_.
IOIIeaU, ...... -obo trip. pod .... _Uio __ ...
tor. .... -bor lor. • • • ' DoUr (Wro. rtld) a-u o1 c .... dol -will bo .. Ulo l.laeUYoiUtlo<a..,.u •• -lor t11e n ..... , lil<>niDcCiab.
Sbo had nriiW)' Jut -· • • • AL QllllfLAlf, WbO lti'Yed U
JUNE BRIDE?·
' YO' .I , will lon cbOOIJI.nc color accents
for tiU cbarmtng, n-ly decorated
small home in Corona del Mar and
your !1118band will appreciate the in-i
come from the attractive rental unit \
over the garage. He'll say it's good
planning. FULL PRICE
$45,500 '
Wbeo that trtiDdiJ cat came treuarer dartDc tbe put Jtu',
rutUD( from aoll doot ud bu -eloctld pr-t of
-101 >tu.U la ber-tile board"' dlr-• of !be PIIONE TODAY bouse, Jesllt Hill. CDM'I Lldo llle CommWt)' Aua.,
Cl>amber o1 Commerce lllrl euc:ceocllac 1011101. E. T. Rat-'V.og .I IP -. Friday, calltd bel' Dltipbor&Dd ter. Otber, board member• are f1 tJD
l&ld, "Gaeu -~ rour >ftty Cllad Twtebell, I!Qb Rlehley,
eat bu become a-at my IOMfWiehaeb,PollyOber,Earl CCMIOMA DIL IIAll
llquse." To wllleh toer aolploor llardap, Pear laeobl ud liM7 hot C..tt HI .. _ (Cor. ,.,.....,
replied, ''Guess what, MY cat RaDdJ lleCarclle, Mrs. He lea. "'-• '7J.2nl
Is bere 1D tbe ldtebeD wUb EllloU la ~In IKJ'Itar:J~·;~~~=----:::::;;;;;;;;; HER 01-Good bo:k, ud
do you ftllt my 'Kitteu tar
ftee' sip?" Maybe JOU IOOuld
try tbe 1oet &Dd fOUDd, Jessie~ • • •
Jo Shapiro Is ., eothllliastlc
about her boss, Jim WOOd, o1
UD!que R•I)J, lllal she ea11oc1
b1m "Retailer of tbe Year" b
the Women's NHCofC bulletla.
Of course, Jlm wasawardedtbe
Utle of "Realtor ot tbe Ytu,.
In January and does reta.llqulte
a bll of property. • • •
A. v .c-0 set sau oa QUite a
cruise Satarda)' ll&bt, AprUl?,
wbto &OYVDmtat ofllcl&Ja.
baokeri ud -ud-"' other Die. peaplt were 1Dnted
to tbt C1&11&1D'1 Hlctst. Butdtl
a arud tour oflbo AVCO Ill.
clUU.s, puU ,., treated to
OOCIIAUI &Dd u elaborate u-
IOrtmtat of bar• d~onntl 011
ooelloor plwo a deloelll>le ella-
Dar am1d C&Ddlla.tn., orcbtltra
It al on &DOtbll' floor. Jut
IIWik lbor bodH an !bet ud
capped 1t wttb 1uc:b a 1)1.111
Iince 1941, • • •
Formtr Mayor CMrles Hart,
W11t Newport resident, Is back
1D Hoac apJn ••• This time ·
it's a tricky Ucter, but latest
r~t is tNt's Improving stead-
Tamiami-Sun-loving Perennial Uy. • • •
Olin Gruber of Harbor Htgti-
Ja.nds, lrife ot former Mayor
Paul Gruber, Usportlngaaarm
cast becaue sbe fell out of a
tree! Olin ays she put ller
arm OW to protect ber back
(wbidl lbl ooee lll'oUi ta I
places). Memo: a tree sargeon
like Larry Perone of Costa
Mesa, mtgbt be cbeaper t.ba..D
a booe surgao11.
by Brown Jordan
NOW AT SALE PRICB . . .
HONI!"'r'(HON£Y , S A G I!"/5AG£.-BRV SH/LAV A
GOLDIE"N OLIV IE"/HONI!"Y, Z INNIA/Z INNIA 0
ADJ. CHAISE W OT H •• M . "'·00 99.00
ADJ. CKAISI w OTHOUT A'""' II ...... auo
21" SQUAll SIDE UIU u .oo 3&.88
LOUIII CKAIIS ..... 44.88
IOCIIII CKAII "·" 51.88
42" TAKE :~:.'"'c!tAuu su•.oo 211.00
4.00 , ••• WITH 4 23• 88 A ARM CHAIR• ZH,OO iJ,
TMII: P'AMOU• Wti:.II:R ALL
~ORCII:LA IN KII'TTLII' 18
TRULY THII' CHOICII' 0~
THE CHAfltCOAL CHII:~
&X~&RT,
MANV .TYL&e AND COLOflll. TO
.LII'ND WITH ,ANY ~ATIO, •ALCOHV
01'111 GIAfltD.N,
NOW .••••••••• S21 95
mot1 IWOUIII Till KAIIOI AliA'S 80ST IUIIllll IIIISIIIY. . . .
1101151 • 011 11fT SlOP fOI .USUAl fiiFTSIII ,..-------TERRY PILLOWS
DECORATOR CCK..Ofl:8 AND
Dll:.leN• IN VII:U..OW 0
OflA ... tl:, AVOCADO,
AMD TUIIIQUOI81[,
....... " S28 lOW
.........
CHAISE PADS
LANG.-8&LaCTION OP'
... AUTI~UL .TI'III~··· ~IIIJrfT•
AND ~ID COt..OI'IIe,
• • •
Wbeo Grace Kehoe ot Corona
del Mar celebn.ted a Yery Lm-"""""t blrlllday this moolh,
she was treated to an oriental
ltmeheon, which sbe likH nUee
moeh, by Col. aiXI Mrs. Bill
Kull of Harbor View Hills. • • •
Mr. and Mrs. 0, Z. Robert ..
son of TIIIUo celtbrated their
5oth weddJnc aaa.tTtrary th1s
mootb. AltboUifl tbty bi.Yt DOW
mored 1D.1aDd tpt.ct, tbt Rob-
ertlooa are tatw1Dtd Ia euUv
clar• of corcxa d1l Mar ud
Newport Beach. 0. Z. wu at
oat Umt city COUDCllma.D and
aa lllb' balldtr LD tbt Uta , , ,
laeladlllr lbo lint -le o1
1111111 o1 Harbor Vln IIWI ud
.... tbt Sborft AputmtDta.
lira. R, ("Billlt") ftl nry
actin LD tbe tfnport Ebtll
Club, Womtn:'J Ftllowlblp of
the COI'OIII. del Mar Commaa.-
tty Cburcb, u well u Grey
Ladlts, Rid Croa and otbera.
Tbtlr cllildrea, Zeller aDd tbe
late PaoJ. RobertiOil, P' ew ~
her'e wtlbcU tbt 80Utbtra. &e·
cents wblcb both tbelr pareats
acqlllred 1q Alabama, wbtre
they erew up toptber ••• and
obYiou.lly marri.:l at a •er:r
YOUDJ ap. Good hick oa tbe
rest ot t!Mt aoldea years!
MRS. H !L !M !MGOAHL
Of COST A lolUA 01 U
Mr1. Relea E. Ea,adabl. '77,
ol ZSJ F-st., C-Ill-
-April .. at Port ~~~C-IIoe!1ilaLSIIe
bora Dee. 10, IM, la ~=~ Wub., ud CUM to I c.-, 11 ,..., ..,.
Swtlna• lKIIItt blr
AUTOMATIC
I!LECTRIC
Now $23.88
CAN ··OPENER
~ ANDKNIFE
SHARPENER
OP!MS AMY STAMOARO CAM USY TO CLIAM
UP TO 7" TALL !L!C. CORD STORAG! SPAC!
SHl•RP!MS KMIV!S "JUST RIGHT''AUTOMAnCALLY
CUT L!AV!S
T.APEREO LIO
'
NEWPORT
BEACH
10(
10(
COSTA
MESA
LIDOHOMES TOUR
IS GOING BRITISH
SERENADING for the May 13 Lido homes tour are Mrs. Joseph Trankl.a and Mrs.
Jack Marshau·(seated) in the Mu Blnswanger home, one of the tour htghllghts. Above
at rtgbt Mrs. Jon Shepardson shows otf a grandfather's clock, which Is among the many
antiques to be viewed In the Shepardson home. Below are Chris and Sue Lyon, daughters
of Wllllam Lyoos, whose bay front home Is included In the tour.
LEGAL NOTICE
F6176
FICTITIOlS BUiiNESS NAME
STATEMENT
Tbe following person is doloe:
basiDess as: The Inn Place at
2121 East Coast Highway, New-
port Beach, Callforllia: Rof:re-
Jo)lc, Inc,, a CaWornia cor-
poration. 2121 East Coast High-
way, Newport Beach, Callfor-
Dla,
This business Is cooducted by
a corporation.
Signed: Fred D. Bello, Presi-dent.
Ttlls statement was til~ with
·the Count y Clerk of Orange
County on April 21, 1971.
John J. Cayer, Attorney at
Law, 10840 AUanttc Avenue,
Lynwood, Calltornia 90262.
For the 13th &Dilllal Lido Isle
homes tour oa Kay lS, tbe
lslaDd 'Will be traad:lrmed lDto
ODe ot tbe Brtu.b Illes by lbe
Lido lsle Woman's Club. The
CbairDWl ls Mrs, Ray DeMott
and ber co-cbiJrDWl ls Mrs.
E. TerrUce Moran.
Fin cootra.st111c homes han
been selected for tile "Lido
coes Brltisll" tour. Tbat orMr.
and Mrs. Joa A. Sbepardsoo Is
oo. tbe iDside oo the strada.. A
two story U.•IDC room, 1D a.
moDOtooe or gold aDd browns,
Is bome to some nry elep.ot
antiques. Oferha.nglllctbe UYlng
room Is the master bedroom
with ha.Dd.carYed headboard
with a bluish tinge.
on the Solid side or the tsland
is the home of Mr. aad Mr!fo,
T. EldoO Jackson. It features
white carpets, white walla: alld
white drapes with a red velvet
sota and red acceots oo the
valances aDd flowers.
Back In the interior is the
home of Mr. a.OO Mrs. W. Mu
Blnswanger, wbo ba..-e cboseo
to fuor decor of Me:dcan de-
sign. Massive carved chairs,
black leather sofa aud bright,
bright color s wttb beamed
ceiling and Jots or nouP,t troo
br ing a hacteada·teeUAc to the
't'tsttor.
At the end of the island ts
the home of Wi111am Lyons and
hls two college age da.uebters.
Polished We paYes the drln-
ny lDd entra.oce.wa.llr:way 100
extends around to the bay front
or the bouse, whlch bas a very
la..r ge area with many lounge
chairs and a sunken barbecue.
In the Uvlng room Is a m&.sslve
ttreplace alld adjoining is the
dining room, which can be
T-73270
Publish: April 29, May 6, 13,
1n the Newport Harbor TV composer to talk to Lido Club
~ Bissonnette. For telertsk>o be has beeo
opened 't'1a sl1d1DC pueu.d
walls.
A brand DeW bouse 11i u.t of
llr, and Mrs. Gll Wayae Oil
tbe Nor d ba}'frult. For ewer
two years the Wayunbi.Yebeea
seleetiog from tbeir tn.•ela
articles tor their aew home.
Mrs. Wayne, a decorator, bas
brought ob)ects of e...ery en.
together.
Tea wlll be sened at tbe
Lido clubbouse, wbere arbors
or nowers, wedpood pots of
flowers , and dozens or mirrors
wUI provide the ~bactcrOUDi.
Adjolnlng this 1s a repUea of
Charles Dtckea's "Ye Olde
Curloustty Sboppe," wbere ob-
jets d'art or Eog!and will be
found. A Wimbleton calibre ten.
nis uhtbitioo wtll be played by
Or. E. Terrance Moran and
Mrs. Ladislaw Redly versus
Mr . and Mrs. Hugh Cripe.
Tea chalrmeo and bostesses
include Mrs. Kenneth Snoke,
Mrs. Robert Boooer, Mrs.
James Gray aDd Mrs. John
Barry, wtUle the bomes cbaJr-
mea are Mrs. Robert C. Had-
den, Mrs. Stanley Stanul and
Mrs. John Ross-Duggan..
Transportation is Mrs. Richard
McClure's job, while the money
is ma.napd by Yrs. Frank B.
Meier Jr.DecoraUoosarebelD.g
prepa.red by Mrs. Frederic
Wood and Mrs. Jack SchDelder,
wbo r ecently came bere trom
England.
OFnCERS INSTALLED at the April 22 41noer-dance of the
DeW11 orp.nized General Douglas MacArthur Post 499,
American Legtoo, lncluded, from left, Dooa.ld Bigelow,
flrst vlce-commaDder; Luis Carrido, commander, and
Georce Corpuz, asststant adjuta.Jit. Other offtcers are
Leslie Ferrusoo, 2nd vi ce-commander; Pooctano Yarra,
3rd rice-commander ; Robert Hubbard, adjutant; Josepb
Ward, flDance omcer; Monroe Ashley, se"ice oftlcer;
William Gallemore, cbapla.ln; Gary Llntott, historian; Joe
Arluo, sergeant-at-arms; Em1Uo Tolentino, asstst:aL.t
serpant...at-arms, and Rembert Ray, }ll::lge advocate. The •· •••••
new post, comprised primarily of veterans Who served under
Gen. MacArthur, meet on the 2od and 4th Thursday evenings r--\.,;;;;;;;.::.:'·
In the Costa Mesa l.A!gtoo Hall (Ens;':"';;:p=ho=to=·~)-:-----~;~~======~
LEGAL NOTICE
F'6175
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME
STATEMENT
The following person isdoiag
business as: Robe:ta Linn and
Freddie Bell's ln.D Place at 2121
East Coast Highway, Newport
Beach, Cailloro.ia: Rorre-Jojac,
lDc,, a CalltoroJ.a corporaUoo,
2121 East Coast Hlgtlway, New-
port Beach, CaWornia.
This business is conducted by
a Corporation..
Signed: F'red D. BeUo, Presi-
dent.
This statement was tiled wtttJ
the County Clerk or <>ranee
County on April 21, 1971.
Jobn J. Cayer, Attoroey at
Law, 10840 Atlantic AYenue,
Lynwood, Calltornta 90262.
Carpets .,.
CA .. PI!T CONSULTANT WHO
WILL COMI! TO YOUR HOMI!
Wlnt SAM~LII!S WITHOUT ANY
OLIOA TION TO YOU!
SPACE FOR RENT
in the Ensign Building Tickets are $3,50 eacb aod
the bours are from 1 to 5 p.m.
Purchase may be made by call-T -73271
tog either Mrs. Jon A. SbeO-Publish: April Z9, Ma y 6, 13,
ardsoa (673-2423) or Mrs. 20, 1971, In the Newport Harbor
2121 E. Coni Hwy., Corwu hlllor
SEE OWNER AT THE ENSIGN
Tal.,hu: Us-t551
John M. Franco (675-2603). Ensign.
The May 11 meeUng or the
Lldo Island Woman's Club wtU
have as guest speaker, Jack
W. Ma.rsbaU, a reside at of Udo
Isle aDilbusbud of tbe UWC
correspoodiag secretary. He
will be Introduced by the pro-
gram clla.irman, Mrs. Robert
Mr. Marshall's topic will be equally busy, composing 78 ep-
''Composing for ttlmsaodTV.'' lsodes for ''Tbe depaty,'' aU
Musical scores for the mov ies, the bactgrogMI b "HI.'t'e -
"Take a ..... ~ step," """"" ~-_.. •J-W'ill traMI"· and 1'Tbe ~~~~-rabbit trap," "Thunder road" ttptors ...
and Walt Disney's "Missouri c ~g records 1s 00 oontty
traveler" are all to bis credit. as he admits to "Documentarj
' .
BOAT THOUGHTS MAY NEED A
BOAT LOAN
oo VIetnam" aod 1s curreotly
working on the ''Time LJfe"
series.
Although he started out to
become ao engineer, some-
where the souod of music acti-
vated his dormant musical tal-
ent, and the only math he cares
about oow Is the number or
beats to the bar.
Puncheon wUI be ladled at
11 :30 a.m. by Mrs. Steru.nc
Santley and Mrs. Lee Solomon.
The luncbeoo hostesses are
Mr s. Paul W:.. Wallace and Mrs,
John Ross-Dugan.
Tbe presideti, Mrs. Roger D.
Brown, will UDOUDCe the oew
slate or officers: Presldeot.
Mrs. Frao.k B. Meier; tlrst
Yice president, Mrs. Earl H.
Hardace; second Yice president.
Mrs. William R. Wbyte; third
't'lce president, Mrs. Johll 14.
Franco; record!Dg secretary,
Mrs. Delbert G. Van Oroum;
correspoodlng secretary, Miss
.Dorothy De Puydt; treasurer,
Mrs. Hobart J. Ba.tsoo, and
chairman of the New Year's
EYe ball, Mrs, Pb.Hllp Wills.
TRAINING WING CITED
Airman First Class Douglas
W. Sbt.rp, SOD of Mr. aDd Mrs.
· Rlcbard C. Sharp of 263 E.
UDd st., CoS Mesa, is a
member of tbe 58th Tactical
Flpter Tra.lW.tlg Win( at Luke
AFB, Arls., that hls earDid
Ute U. S. A1r Force outstaDd.
IDe 1JD1t Anrd. He is a tlre
--opeelallst. Wlac perSODDel were rec.
opiMd ))r oatsbodlng per.
tarmue• 1D trata1Dr u.s. pilots
Ia t11o F .100 s..>w Sabre, !be
-~ at taettcal a.lr uolts
1a vt-..: 111 tnlDillc Germu
-· Ill tllo F -104 star • .._., l:lr tbe detease or tbetr ..,...,.M &DI1 NATO commit-
•lllt; ud ill. tra.l.n1Dc otbw
alllod Jll.lots "'""' F .5 rr...-Ftpur tllrooP tile U. s. mU-
ItarJ ......... pr'OII'&DI.
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FOR
SITDI:DIY. IY I
WISHII&TOI. D. C.
DRAPERY SERVICE ....... ..... = We are apeclali1ts In making dreams come
true. It It a nice feell119 to· know that they
• can be yourw wt>en you w111t them. Stop by
·-yond dlscuoa ,_ ... 11y your plaaoanl
tlloughta 0111 bKome • ruliiY. lt'l -
wllll our t_...,.,...,. .. llollt L01111.
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Hardware R'*pair and Installation .
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TM-clllloLird
What Is Blasphemy?
A. )'OUn8: man wrltet from Pensa-
cola, nortda: "I have a queation
which I've tried to study. What
Ia blupbemy qainlll the Holy Spir.
tt? II It uainK Hll name In vain,
or b. it rejecUng HJa work, or
what b. It'!'"
1be verse~ that prt"Stmt the pro~
lem are found in Matthew 12 :n
and 32. "Wherefore 1 ny unto
you, All manner of sin and blu -
phemy ahaU be forgiven unto men :
but the blasphemy qaif"dt the Ho1:1
Gholt ahaU not be torcivm unto
mm. And whotoever apeaketh a
word qalnst the Son of man, It
ahall be forctven hJm : but ~
ever apeaketh qainat the Holy
Ghol:t, It ahall not be for&iven him,
neither In this world, neither In
the world to oome."
~rsl, let it be u..td that God
rora:ives ain. Let it be aa.ld that
He kings to do so, that He wants
to do 10 and that He will do ao
for all who are repentant and uk
forelvencu. God wants men to re--
pent of their slnl and be saved.
"The Lord Is not •lack concemlng
hls promise, as 10me men count
slacknes1 : but is lona:•uffering to
u.sward, not wiiUnc that any
shoukl perish, but that all shou.ld
come to repentance" Ill Pet. 3 :9).
Jt Ia the plan and purpose of God
to .uvc men. God does not want
men to co to Hell. HeU wu nt>Ver
prepared for mankind. That awful
plaee wu prepared for the Devil
and his angels (see Matt. 25:41).
But before the world was founded
God had made plans about W
redemption of mankind IS('(> Rev.
13 :8 f. U men co to Hell, they go
there againat the will of God. They
will go to that place rejecting
God'a offer of grace and mercy.
'IlK>y will ao tramplinc under their
feet the precious blood of Jesua
and spitting upon the Word of God.
'They will 10 there beca.tae they
chooa~ to go there. Th~y will go
~re In spite of all a zood God
can do to keep them out of HeU.
I jwl want you to aee that God
}ovct men in spite of their sins
and de<Jirn that men should trust
Jnus and be aaved.
With that u a backcrou.nd, please
see !lOme thing1 that the sin for
which ther<' Is no !orclveneu ls
not. It Is not simply blu~y
uttered by the lips or thOUJht by
the mind. It iA not ascribing the
works of Cod to Satan, u 10me
peopJ(• teach. It Ia not Aimply "'""
jection of Je!;US O.rist • .., Saviour.
It IS not a :dn that can be oom·
mined by those who are aaved.
II Is not a sin peculiar to jw:t
one age or dispensation.
Thia terrible ain of blaaphemy
aaalnsf the Holy Spirit Js final and
rompll!'te re-jection of Quist u
Saviour. That iA, aomeone who ha.l
hesrd the Gospel. He has had JN"at
light and convlctidn through the
work or the Holy Spirit. He under·
standa that Jewu., ls the only way
of Balvation. Cod has sought the
man and trie-d to woo hlm to
Otrlst. But finally after prayen
and pleadlfli, after conviction and
undentandlng of th<' truth, this man
turN away from God and flatly ~
fuae1 to ~ saved, God give-a him
up.
ln Matthew 12 Jesus had healed
a man PQ!IIetsed with a devU, blind
and dumb. The people were amaa·
ed. But the Pharisees, knowtnc in
their ht>aru that Jeaua muat be
the Son of God, a&id, "Thl.a fellow
doth not cut out devtll, but by
Beelzebub the prince ot dn-U."
!Matt. 12 :24 ). The MXt vene teUa
ua that Jesua krM'W their hearts
and He gave them the clear w.,..
l.nc about tJw sin for which tbtre
lt no IOI"K.ivenna. They may have
c:ornmltted It al.ready.
Jn Romana 1 the A~x*tJe Paul
writes about hnthea nattont lhllt
are In auch darkntu ol alD aad aap lD Yei'M a ... ., tbat .., .,.
without OCVH." God 1ave them Ucf'it but ~-rejected IL 1be re-
.ult wu that "God IIllO laW dwm
up to unelMnnna" (vt. 3t). "God
aan them up uato vUe atteetloM"
c va. a 1 . "And ewn • the)' 4lld not
• to retain God 1n dMir lcnow-
ledp, God pve them O'Yft" to a
• .,.obate mind, to do thlnD wbic:h
.,.. DOt CCIIWftdiDt" (ft. 21). 1'bly ........................ ,.. .......
ed God'a oller ot lDn aod D'M't
ud 1Mr'C17. J"'aaUy, alter ll'ftt ----God --· aM let .... ...,., tD NY that U
,.. ............ to ba ...-.d that
-floll.-God. ft _,. that ,.. .., .... call ........ Lord --------•• .,.. ........... tell ____ ...., ... _ ......... ,_ .... ,.. ... . ·-·
--.. ,_ ....... _
Rl. ew _. u 'r tiD ..U. _.
........ .., ... pull ... -.
-~--·-.. -fouadsdsn m rrtr'r •• ,....d!ted•b .... ,..,.
t:rril& .. -olllt1' ....... erttiatl -----··-· Unu. SO we the Bible • the Word 01
God 111111 at the -.me time holdinlll
ol CX~a~pollite authonhlp. a ~
and d' bou. p.c. o1 mntal D"D-
nutiea--e brtdp --the c"-n •puathtc an older BlbW..Iowlnc
pnentioe from a ~~eWer Bible-
emandpaled rue. I •w in the Book
a 1ree.t IWht and Jlow of heat. yet
lhlvered out ill the cold.
on DAY rr ~urftd to me to
.ee what the Book Mel to uy about
itaeU. AI; a short. but perha~ not
the .,._t method, I took a eoneord-
anee and looked out .. Word," wheb
I found that the INble claimed fn:m
-end to t~ other to be the authorttadve Word ol God to man.
I thfta tried the naturaJ plan. ol la.k1na It • my textbook ol r.UcioD, aa I would uae a textbook tn _,.
acience, '"tine It by .ubmlttina to
Ita cond.ltiona. I found that dirt.t
HlmaeU Invites men (John 7:17) to
do .....
I now believe the DiMe to be the
irwplnd Word of God. lnlpl.red In
a ..,_ utterly differwnt from that
of any mer.iy human book.
I lla.mYK Jnus Christ to be the
doll ol Ood, without human father,
conceived by the Bol,-Gho.t, hom
of the Vlrsin Mary. That all men
without exeapdon an by aatun
loinnera, alimatad fJ'OCD God, and
wbm t.h~ utterly to.t in aift lhe
Soa ol God lfimMU c:ame down to earth. and by aheddiJw Hia blood
upon the c:rou paid the lofani le pen-
ale)' of the pUt of the who&. world.
[ be1iwe be wbo thus receiYH
J•ua Chri.t u hia S.viour is born
apiA IPirftually .. cWirUialy ... in
hit lint birth, IDd, 10 bom .prit-
ually, hu new prtvu.e-, appeUta
and afiectioaa; tb.at he la OM bocl,-with Chriat tbe u..d aDd wtU liw
with Him fCiftW"r. I beU.V. no man
can aave himaeU by .-worb, o:
what ia eommonly kDOWD • a
'"mon.l life," IIUCh worb beiftc but
&he ro« ry fruita and evldmc. of
the faith witbiD.
S.w:r. I believe to be the cauae ol man'a fall and sin, and hU rebeWon
acainlt God .. riah&ful petoor.
S.tan ia the Prince ol aU the ld.l:w-
doma ol thla world, yet will iD tJM
end be t::Ut into the pit and made
barmlaa. Chriat will come apb:J 1n
1lory to earth to reicn evea • He
went away from \he earth, uwl I
look for Hia return day b)' day.
I Ba.IZVB the Bible to hi> God'a
Word., bec.uae, • J we it day by
day u .pintual food. I di.eover in
my own life U well 11 in the Uvn
of those who li.kewiae uae rt a
trandonnation COITfttinJ evil t.m· denci~, _pwifyi.nc affecuona, givlni:
pure dairel, and t.eachina that con-
oemina: the riahteoumeu of God
whkh Ole* who do not 10 uae it
can know nothinc of. Jt is u really
food fw the-~irit u bread is for
the body.
Perhaps one of my •tronc••t rea-
JON lor believinc TJw Bible is that it revula to me, as no other book
in the world eould do, that whieb
appea.la to me aa a phyaic-ian, a dial:·
noaia of my apiriwa.J condiUon. It
aho~ me clearly what I am by
nature--one lost in .U:. and aliaft.
ated from the lile that la in God. I
find In It a conainent and wande-r-
IW revelation, lrom. Gen.ia to R.v-
elation, of the eharad.er ol God, a
God far removed from any ol my
natun.l imacininp.
It a.lao ,_n.la a tmderneaa and
neame. of God In Chrilt which
aatialin; the h-.rt'1 ~ and
.hoWl! me that the in&J... God,
C,_IOr ol the workl, took our ..,-
nature upon Him that He mil"ht in
infinite love be oneo with Hia pe-o-ple to r~ them. I believe Ln it
beeauae it rYveals a reltcion adapted
to all eJ.....,. and ra.c:., and it It in·
tellectual suicide knowift&" it not to belleve ll
WHAT IT MEANS to me u in-
timate 1nd difficult a quHtion to
aNwer u to be ~uired to five rea.oru for love of father and moth-
er. wife and chiklren. But thla rea-
tonable fa ith CIVH me a different
relation to family and friend•j
«reater tendemue to thae and
dftJ)f!r lntefftt ln all men. It
take• away the fear ol da.th and
create a bond with tho. poe be-
fore. II 1how1 me God • a Father
who perfectly undcrstanda, who can
Jive control of appe-Ut.atl and affec-
tkllt$. and f'OUM ont to flcht with
w lf inatead ol heine •U-eontented.
And if laith ao NYMis God to
me J 10 without qu.uoa., when:ver
He may le.d me. T can put. Hie
--nionl and ~ .........
ery aeemint probability In We, dll· mlaetng cheriahed convktionl and kxtklnl upon the wiacloM ..,. ratio-
cinlttiora of men u lolly if opp md
to Him. r place no 1lmitA to faith
when once vested in Ood, the sum
of all wisdom and kno>wr._, lind
can trwt Him thouch J lhould ....,.
to tU.nd alone before ..,_ world In
doteJ.artna R.im to be true,
~-
Til."' T""' B• Itt
,.. ............. to ... _,_, ..,.,._.. ___ _
towa tnjoJ re~t·
The boy NPIIM, ''1'•, air, them
that hu It.._ ..
,.. Soutbom ..,. -..... ~
TboM who .... .,. don't haw .... -..... -lt. ,_-haW lt IIIWIIn.... the Jar and _ .. _
• • • ....................... -..,. ....... -... -· ........ _ .
._ .... a-. ................. ,,., ...................... _. .. .
~_. .......... u 'aiiU&tiH._
ft 5 S - -....... -.... 11.11 II .. .. & A.t'll I .
One
Christian's
View
T h •
Apo•tle
P. a u I ' •
tuchinc in
Romans ,
cha,.... 12
••d 13, .. mm.a for •
pr o p er
• underatand-
inl o pa c i(i a m and
a Chriatian't relationahip to
governmen l. Ro11111na 12 :19
teachea that individu.t Olriatiana
are not to penon.tly "avenge,"
but Rom~~na 13:4 teachet that
covemment ia "a revenp to
execute wrath upon him thai
doeth evil. •·
Or. James D. Bakt, a Harding
Co ll e~~:e r,rofe11or and a
long·liffll'! riend of ChNtian
Crusade , hu some important
and r e l ev ant th o ught s
oonctmin~ Romana 13:1·7.· He
nolf!a fiv"" •mportant truths:
(a) Ciwil gover nmen l i1
ot"dainr!d of God (anuchy ill not
the will of God); (b) Civil
government ia ordained (Of" the
work of vengeance ; (c) Civil
governme nt i1 ordained to
e n Cou ra1W the good ; (d)
ChrUtianil muat l.e in subjection
to ciwil government, not only
becau~~e of fear of the 1word, but
alao £Of" COR8(;if!noe 11 aake , and
(e) Thi1 · o be dience is not
unqualiraed.·
Our obedtence muat be the
divine mandate under which the
government · operatea, i.e., the
punishment of evil and the
encour~~nl of good. It is, u
Peter uad, quaJirM:d by our duty
to God. (Act.s 5:29)
Pari of O.r D•ty
Of coune, I part of our duty
to God indudea obedience to
civil 1ovemtn1'-nt, for God haa
co mmande-d . ,lhal we be ir
aubmilllion to it . But if thel"f! i• 1
oonffict bet~"" tfuty to Goo
and the demand& of the state·, we
mud obey God rather than man.
(Acu 5:29)
Or. Balea further writea, "At
one time , it wu my ~nvietiono
that the mere u.iJ!tence of a
government wu in itaelf proof
thai it was ordained of God and
must ~ obeyed. However, thia
position violated the principle
that the entire contu;l of a
paauge must be conaidered.
"When thM is done it ia aeen
tltat it ia '4r exiatence of tht:
govrrnrnent plu& it.& pruper
THE
r.o. ... ""· r ... ,_,. __ ~.,._.
function with the eOn tex:t de•. To the mere
fact of itA without due
comideratioft ...... of
the &OYemmcnt which Peul
tpeab, lead. one to ... the
cond.-on that a 10•emmcn1
thould be viewed u embraced in
the tuc:.hinc of Romena 13 even
when it• charac:teriatic:t are
oonatantly contr.y to the full
d uc:ription given in Romans
13:1-7.
Fall o-riptioo
'"The fuU deecriplion lnclude•
not merely .erae one, 'there i.e
no power but of God : the
powera that be an: ordained of
God,' but abo, 'For rulen are
not a terror to the good work,
but to the evil. And wouldHt
thou have no fear of the power!
flo that which ia good, and thou
shah have praiae from the aame :
for he is a minister or God tt"J
thee for good ... an avenger Cot
wnth to him that doeth .r:vil ..
they are ministen o r God' ..
lit rvi ce, att~nding continually
upon thit very thing.' (RomanR
13:3.7) A la wlel8 govemmen• is
not con"templated in Romana 13.
"To teach that 11 government
by mere fact of ill exillt""ncc ,
and wholly wi thout relationthip
to ill character and function, ill
Ol"dained of God i.e to over1ook
the fact ·that Paul speaks of
government. which puniah the
evil and p raiae the good.
Altho ugh do ubtle• no one
would contend that it had to
achif:ve perfection in thia, any
rnore than a Chr»tian to be 1
C hri a tian m ust ac hi ev-e
perfection in the Chrittian Iii~,
yet 1 govemmt'!nt which wa&
ballically a teiTor to &ood worka
and a backer of eviJ worka would
not fit the deacription P,.en by
Paul of the government whlch is
"a minillter of God to thee lot"
2'00d ... an avengu lot" wrath to
T.im that doeth eviJ ... mini.ter
o l God '• service, attendlng
oonrin"111y upon this very thine.
.. It ia my convictioa that juat
• ~ O uiAtWt ma y aporstatiae
from hi.e standing u a Cbriatian,
ju1t 10 a government m11y
apottati.ze from ill standing u a
mini.ster of God avenging evil
and prai.i"« cood. Thus I do not
believe that a Chris tiu '•
relatKmahip to a government
which iB the uppolite of Romana
13:3-7 is deacribed in Ruman5
I J : I .J."
I have been reedinc the Blbla every day for nearly
5I years, and studyin& it every day for ovu 41 yean.
n.e, more I read It, and espedally the more t::IOHly
and mi.n ulely I atudy it, the more profoundly I am
imp~ with the marvel ol it, and the more CCJn-
fident I am that It la parte., IJlancb alone arnot\1 all
the boob of the world. has no rival, and that to
put aray other book in the aame ealefory with it ll
to be ridkuJoualy unfair. and utterly lacki.nc in in-
tellectual and mon.l dlacernmenl The BibLe b God's
own 8oolt aDd God'a only Book.-R A. TORREY.
Sermon ·of the week
Paul's Faith in the Risen Christ
We are lamiliat with the
re ... rkab&e experilince of Paul
on the Da-...cua roM when
he had the encounter with
lhe Rieen Chrilt.. ·
Since P.ul had been smonc
the bitttrelt of enemin of
Chris t , the set ol hie
conver'llion il ample evidencr.
of thia veracity and the added
Caet that he then dnoud the
rem.~inder or hi• life to the
eaUK o f Chriet. He eouW
convince the moll llkeptiul
that he believed in what he
uw and hurd o n the
Danw~.cus road.
Ia tlu ea4, he wu
neatell for hi8 .Oiadlla.
tath • the Ri8ea O.rilt. o-
euaot llo ~lett. daM ta.L
Let us eumine hia life and
work u an aposlle to ~~ee
how the early church got
under wsy. He h.d been ~ten t
by j eaus to pruch ou the
frontiere. Acll 9:15 says, "He
Ill a choaen veael unto me ,
to bear my name bdo~ the
G~ntiles, •nd ki '!J•· and the
children of lsrar.l.'
It would be 4uitr. crm ecl
tn Utiume that thrr!' was no
ovl"rwht.:lming d,.mand ((,r
Paul 's &t'rvicr..<~ amunJ!I tlw
Grntilea . In f:tr l, tlw wod1l
n:~!ltt'd him .
f.xlraordinary Power
P3ul h&d rx t ra o rdinary
J)IJWo"t lo attract aml ll"ad
peopl r.. Somctim .. s, hownt'r,
tho11r wh o ~upport.-1l hirn
abandoned him to fo llu"'
pagan gods.
Among hiA lormenton were
the Phariv.,s. It w•' thruu~h
them that he was l!tnn"d and
on five occasions lwa ten with
39 luhu. T he Pha risee.
believed that P;ud dctterv ed
such trl"a tment. Hr was {rom
tht;ir viewpoint a trait•·.r to
their fai th and his p~upl".
Faltr. Lrethun circul..ted
among hi,o; 11rw chu rdtr.ll
mi Rirading the p1'1•plr anti
creating suapicion.
Paul o ften refo:tTr!d to
him~~r.lf u th"" slav~ or r.e rv ant
o f Christ. HI! knew th•t hU!
redt;mption h11d comt'! from
Chriat, who died ilnd roat
again for thoae who accepted
Him thro~h faith.
Owed AU to Cloriat
Paul belie-ted that he owtd
all that he wu to Christ and
that in return he must ~:n.e
himaelt completely to Him.
The new power thai he had
came from Chri&t , not from
&etten he •ro•.
Hil new coa;wla .d .,..
churche. did not bow whit
to do about wonhip, 10 he
had to t~~nl Mfonftation to
them In the ionn ot letten.
Frrquently, he uttled
lrJument. that h.ld rilen in
the church by letter. In lhil
manner, he aupptied dktine
wisdom where human
knowledF wu weak or had
failed.
Paul re&arded hi•
experience on the DamMCUt
road u the tqinniftc of hil
apoatluhip. It wu hi•
ordination, hit dedie.tion to
the new life. Yet, he felt he
wAI the Matt of the apoetle.
beeauae he had pet'll'!cuted the
church of God.
Bitterly Oppa ••
Why had Paul • a Phariaee
.......... d .... ch ...... Briefly,
the Ph.n.ec. and Paul prior
to hia oonftf'lion were bitterly
oppo1ed to the O.n.ti4n
.-.ertion Lhat JeiUI • Saviour
had been c rucif.ed, r.iaed
from the dead and • the
So n o f God., becan the
ettablillhment of the kin&dom
of God .
jeJUa had been quoted by
some o ( his foiJowen n
lllt;rting that drc::umc.-.on,
ri g ht eo u a ne u thro u1h
ob~~ervation of Lhe Law and
111cri£iccs in the temple were
no t euential to Nlvation.
Juus regar ded ritualist ic
w n r 11 hip without tru e
rrpf'nlan<'" a11 form without
RUh>c~tiUil'l'.
P"'ul u a Pharieee had
W•lievrd th ai rig htt:ouaneu wu
a IRittl~r of ob&erving the law
anrl making rit u ali1tic
sauificea. Juus appeared to
thr liefenden of the old form
of wor~~hip I ll an enemy who ,
8 H~J:.ht t o deatroy the ir
rt:'IIJ!~I On. To the Pharisees,
Jr.su1' death wu reaaonable
and juat.
Paul the Phari&ee did not
Lt"liewe that jesus could
polllibly be the Meatiah . The
Me u iah wu to come in
power, to destroy the enemie1
of hrael , to tltabliah a
po litical kingdom in which
temple wonhip and the l'w
would bf: the ce nter of a ne"
anti all. powerful natM>nal life .
Therr Will no place in thia
cOnCC"ptiun of the Mulliah for
an apostle to the Gentiles. In
fact, the Gentilea had no
place in it at all.
himeelf. ThiA ia the kind of They Were ~
ckdK:ation that made Paul'a The Phariaea had reuoned
wort 10 important to . the I hat the fo llower-a of Jcaul
strug:li"l early church and wuuld ev'.ntually return to
that ~de hi~ a true di~eipk . th ti r ancest oral faith , .~aul a apeual . task wu to foUowm, Juua' death. But, brtn~ the la1th t~y were au.rprised t o C~ntJies. He had , to tum di&c::ower that their Laith had
thr!m away £rnm 1dols •nd aunived and w• inc:rellli ·
'brine: them to thl!' wonhip of strength. "' ..,
t he Living God . Having Paul then undertook the
changed them . he lhen taught task o f endin1 what he
them -that 11, brought the& co r'11idered a foul and
up in the new faith . .Thia blaaphemou1 attack on lhe
accounta for the numeroua
U•e faith . He .__ a
ftolnt ~ ol • OwftlLIII•
""' did ..... -llio power to~ ..... the• •
people •d tho Will , .... -.d ......
Then Paul .., ett...a.ad Oft
the Damaaea• roal. Ha
ileea11111 a new -· He W ~een the Kilen a.n... NDw,
he •• • ... " apOidt to ..
c .. w... .... --· ol CllrioL He had been 1 .,_ to ..._
t.w. His~ 6utuu W
been p ureh11et1 ~1 till•
NCritiee of ]eMM' life wlllc
Paul ••Jet ., ene...,.
It Go could do thil tor
Paul , He could offer Hit
f<qivenea to an . (11M Je-.
and the Gentilea.) l'eul now
lived wholly on the low of
Christ. He ·had been. called to
explain whet Chriet could do
lor peop&e .
DMI Paal S.trtiT
Now, we aM to what
u.tent did Paul tueceed in hia
mi..Wn. Aa he atated it, he
waa a alave of Jeaua Chriat,
called to be an apoede. He
did not center hit efforta in
pleasi ng m e n , but in
completely ar.ninc Otriat. Thit
would result in the love, u
Paul stated it , that bean all
thine•. beliefta all thinp,
hopa aU thinp,. endwe:a aU thin . . J1: ene111ie• Mid that he
lo11 hia temper, .,Me in
anpr, •• le• charitable th•
Juua had been under aimil.r
eonditiona and that he w•
•hitrary and unre~ at
time a.
The Pharieec:. reprded him
with h o rror. He had
commilted tre..on to his
nation and ~he temple and
had debaaed the law. Paul
wu CfUite aware of their
oppmition to him. He made
no claim to perfection •d
did n ot conaider hin.ell
auperio r lo anyone. Any
lervant o r Mave w• the
humbleal o f peopl~ and M
reprded hinwel£ a• the ••w
o( ChtUt.
Hia &eal and hia dynamic
penonality led to impatience
with thoee whO failed" to' pve
th~ir whok life to Cltriat. He
nt;ver forgot what he h.d
been before his redemption
and how mu ch forgjVeneM he
had needed. He marn led •r
the grace o f God by which
he had been called to aenice
in 1pite o f hia peraonal
i mperfec tion . He strugled
conatantJy to overcome his
(ailu~• and to be worthy of
the c.all to a~ethip .
There is 1n Paul'• u.ample
a pat leMO n for all of u .
We, too, experience aalvation
or re demption not beca~ '«
a~ deaerviq of it but in
apite of our weakneaaea and
failures, the p-ace of God il
ntended to all people if they
will but acoept Him.
St. Thomas Bible Lesson JACOB DEPARTS (II)
Genesis 31 :25
Lesson 36, Series Ill
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l"'•l f'l' l,..twr1•n l .othnn !Inti .Ia\ oh. Thr !\••• tr il.r:oo \\C rl' .oepur.ttt"rll!nd <I CC~f)tflnL'f'
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.C j.,,,. Lut tlw ,,,,mb t'lf /,utr .• nrl \!<JirR(o•. ·
luc••b '"' jlfundf;tth er ·\brah,tm h,.,J <'\rrl '"'''' tr·u,. !Jr.,t h ~rl \ ln1 e luwnrd hill
hf'pht!v.. 1,<\l, tn u lt k" nt.tnnrr, 1\hru therr ,,,,., u .'oltnfl': hf'tween the he rd mt;n
qf \bralutm ',. l'rtllle und th~ hrrrln,,..n .,( l ,rJI '!> <uti I•·. 1\t,ruhnm 8ltad unto l,q t,
"Let the re be nu ~>~tr i fe. I pr.tl th•.,•, l~t:twr·rt> Ill!': uud ther. aud brtween my
herdn1e n 11nd 1 h~ henlmr n: f.,r wr L•· lirrthrcn. 114 ll••l the whnl c lnnd Lefqre
thee? :,ep~H••Ie tlt~nu:lf. I pr111 thet . frnn, till'."
!low rl iffcrcnt w;uo wi!'l~ nnd (,.,till ·\l.ruhn m'.o Wil l frutn 1ht1l uf l.ubun the
c::hr!i>l er .l.ol h~o~n it" l ~pi t:nl of thi~ wnrhl. l.ikr l'h,unoh u her hi1n,hr hatrd Jncob
ond hi8de!l<:e ndanl!!i ,lherefcK"c hr n••l nnl) m,odr hiJJ srn·icr harsh ond gr ievous ,
but he would not lr!l him Jt')· Pride murle l.aiKin uml l~huraoh t~uppol!le Jacob
could nol :oour\t \e witl1 out the ir Jlf'rmi!'llli on: lind 1.1\ari ce tlrovc them to lt1 y
heB vier ;tnd heuvier burdr.n"' on thOPOf! wh.,m they held in bondage; C<)WUrdi ce
_,upporlt(l thr ir own fe11r of bein ~ l'.h alnne without Jacob'"' help.
h is nnl I•> M: th ou~eht thut men Qf th e wrtrlrl , like l.aLun und Pht~moh. me n
who ore ruthlua in graapi n~ power int o their hond,., can be diami~tsed wlthoul
danger. Jo rob had the p;ra ce to know he had to rlee secretly ... It ia in the
power of my hand IQ do }"U hurt." Laban 11u1id to his nephew, and rightly. It ia
troe ennugh tha t the power to do hurt i• not u great ae th e power to do sood;
l1111 he whodOI!'!Ii g:ood mu •t take account 9f the destructive powe r of hi• ~nemiea.
It ia fl88}' to imagine the youn15 touAh -' in U.bHn'a band who preferred plunder
to work and who were itching fQr an U Cul!le to rnid Jacob nl •II hia wea lth.
Jn cob did wha t he could for hit~ own aafety and that of hi• wivea, know Ins
that hi• only hope loy in rli@;ht . Yet even that would not have been e nOta@:h to
a pare him. It took the interwention of God. Even though Laban waa a n evil'
man , he wu not about to ri•k tamperin1 with one whom GOO had warned him 1o
leave all)ne. Thia, too, ia chara cte ri stic of the men of the world whoee thr011ta
are p~erched for 'un ity and enlor~Ced allesiance of other foiL f'or all thair
bon1but a nd thruteninJ•· they ere atayed by the hei'KI of God. Labu sot o U
nay. Pharaoh waa duttoyed, and E8)'pt laid prOtttrate fOf centariea by God'•
a lm ishty hand .
Evan thousft Labe.n wu •teyed from openly and boldly tryina to fotce
Jacob to be un.ited wilh hla tribe, ht triad to find uc .. e fo.-pani•hlna hi• •a
a th ief ... Wherefon haet thou a tolen my P,a?" he a c eaaed, J•cob, .,. ... '-1
from a c iMr eon•eienu bec•aee he did 1101 know th•l Ract.el ha4 Ia &let
etolea her father'• 1oda, aae .. rU, "litlil whom•oner tlto• llad .. t tilly pe,
let hi• •ot. live." Had Iii• bo .. thy wert witlil S.ehtl, hi• darlia1, lile a'Pt
haY"t ,_led et .. ch worde.LA ... did Dot fl..t *•• ... to Jl.clilel'• h e.,...,
kt •• ••« ••--dwtt th force of J•colil'• .,.,.&a ,..,. • CWM o. ur••
wltl} hnd tht!m. ''tlpon this he migh t reHe cl wi th some bitterneu,'' observea
\lr. ll enry, "when , not long after, Rachel wh o had take n them diu suddenly in
travail."
,\ftcr l.ahun ~ca rcln~d un d fnund n oth in~ 11tolt r1 , Jacob became ansry d.nd
~:hi.-1 "ith l.abnn. \l&nl rnmmtnltttors fault J11 cQ h for this. hut it is hord to !lee
h"11 h1• r uulrl hn11• helpt-d hiRI!!ot U. li e pt~ured out 11!1 hill pentup fiUievance a
il~:t i n~l l.ubon, of IIHnl~ l "t:llrM nf hard sen·ice in whi ch .l<t cob wns diliAent
111111 f11ith ful in tho extrto me while l.uban l'hun ~ed his WII ~C8 le n times-that ia,
broke fuith "ith him tii(Uin nnd asotin .~" hn, ... hllrd ly the mo n of unity dcala
wi th the nHHt of Gc,.l in lr) ing tn ton force unit.1: the ser\'lln t had 10 make up all
lrJ~I.>ie~ 1h11 t were: not hiN f11ult ; he 111111 kept >.II hi a ta~tk in the foule~tt weather
with nu ch11n ce tr1 look a fter hil11 own aff11ir~>~; and lh en he withhold" fr om him
wh1il he hu!!i fairly eorned nccord ing lo their Lt.~rtt:ain. ·' "f:xcept the God n£ my f11ther, the God of Abrah11n1 , nnd the fe•.r of J .. ac,
hud been with me. Aurely th ou hadst 111ent me Mway now en1pt y," he aaye.
He cognizing that he hu lo11t his npportunity to plunder Jacob. Laban now
puts on 11 fa ce of noble concern a nd propoaea a covenant by which to bind
Jaco.b t<J Utke care of hi• go-ods and hi a wivu, .. All that thou aeeat i• mine,"
he 11oya: n•y daughter8, my cattle, my e-rand children, and you mua t promise to
provide for them, In th e c ovenant he propoeu he iuiata Jacob asree not to
take any olher wivea -an inault which i nainuatu Jacob wu apt to, dnpite
the f.ct he w .. ao devoted to-R..c hel thal he aerved fourteen year• for her aad
pu t up with a vile de ception. Neverthaleaa Jacob doe. aot chide over detail111
he aweea to a covenant wh ic h ia mt~rked by • heap of atonea and-celebrated
by • fe .. t •• ia cuatomary.
The heap Qf 8tonea re tain• the Hebrew nama , C.lud, and h .. 1iven to ue
the wonderful wotd Mizpah, "The Lord watch between thee and me, wheo we
are abaent one from another." Mizpah le oft•n epolten by Chritlian people lO
each other at a t ime of ••paration, beia1 a kind of pra.yer for the conlinuetioa
of their bond of brotherhood. It it to be ob.erved , howtver,that ao lut • ••ity
of apirit ie upheld by atparatioa to avoid atrife, ud tha1 LAMa'• •••l•1
mollll liltely ia that when he and Jacob.,. oat or each other'• ai.lu the Lord
tM Y keap a mutul watch api••t aay prepatatiooa f« hetile actioa tl.at tM
one mlsht take apinat the oth•r.
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CoJ'• fllr•~• .,.,.,"f.•'• u•lr• otu•lo~t .,.u..,,,.,. •••r u,
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IRVINE COMPANY PRESIDENT ·Wlll.lam Muoo, famed touring golf pro Due Hill,
ICCC presldem Woody Smith, ud JCCC board cba.lrmu Forest Smith Jr., left to rl&f:lt,
dlaeuu tbe Newport Center deYeklpmttd 1n becltcround just before teelnc oft la an
tlhibWoa match onr the lrrlAt Coaat Country Club Ullks. HUI (also shown In Inset)
was matched with host pro Ra~ En.111 aplast Soutbera California PGA better bi.U
cbamptou Wally Bradley, El Toro Memorial CC pro, and Ted Oorlus of Carltoo Oaks
CC, San Dteao. Hal aDd EYI.AI woa tbe match 4 aDd 3 as H111 carded a sea.satloaal fin
uoder par 87. EftllS waa an eYeD 72; Bradley posted a 72 and Oorius a 71, Hill baa:
become lrviDe Coast's blg .. t booeter, daimlnc the course's greens are "the best for
putting aa)"'t'here lD the couotry." (R ich Bauett photo.)
From the Police Bloner
• MONDAY, APRIL 5 port BlYd., Newport Heights,
QU ALIT Y
LOR PIHISHIH
BY
EASTMAN ICOD • 1780 HE W PORT
con • MESo\
6.Uo9313
KHDttb RJcbard Hall, u of oa a cbarp al tatoneattoa in
7 Ca.a&ICircle NnportSbo~es pubUc ••• Job11 August Scblr-
wu arrette<!' at 12:ZO a.m: mer, 20, of 1244 W. Balboa
at 2944 W. COISt Hwy., Mul-BIYd., Balboa. was arrested at
Mra Mile, on a cbarct of ctriY-3 p.m. at b.is residence on a
ln& while under tbe lnflDIDCe of cbarp ol pouust.oo of ma..t:.i-
alcobol ••• Jotm William Wy-jua.DI. ••• A 100-)'U'd roll of
80Cti 28 ol 2o:J3 Newport carpetlJll -Yalued at $1, '700
BIYd.: C~sta Mesa. was ar-was bur&)ulled from a model
r ested at DODD at 441 N. New-borne beloogtBc to the DooaJd
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Brea Co., at 1829 Port Sbet-
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"'"11 March 26 IDd Aprll 5 •••
Social security checks total-
ln& $359.40 were stolen trom
the mall bor: of lreoe B. Pet-
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YeD, between Aprll 3 aDd 5 .••
A bicycle n.lued at $40 was
burcJarlz.ed trom the praae at
the ll&Yld AideD Boersma resi-
dence, 2209 Vtsta Huerta, East
Bluff, during tbe night ••• Cash
totaUnc $7 was burglarl&ed
from the Jet Print Co., 4500
Campus Dr., Airport Area, at
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• TUESDAY, APRIL 6
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Ctw'les L. Edn.rd, 27, of
SOlOW. Oceaat Ft., West oew-
port, was arrested at 4:40a.m.
at his residence on a charge
of I!' and theft • • • • • • Bur -
too James Lowe, 35, of 318
DriftWood, Sbore CUlts, was
arrested at 8 p.m. at his resi-
dence on a charge of child mo-
lesting • • . Golf clubs and a
l».g va i!Md at $462 were burg-
larlsed from the George Healey
resldeoce, llZO Goldeorod
Ave., Harbor' View HJIIs, be-
tween Aprll 3 alld 6 ••• Van-
dals smuhed tbe rear wtDdow
Ia a car belooctn&: to Thomas L.
Thompson. 3135 Bayside Dr.,
Corooa del Mar, wb.lle It was
parked at his resldeoce durlnc
the night, causing $50 damage
• • • A tape deck ud tapes nl-
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SUNDAY SERVICE
AND CH URCH SCHOOL
AT I 0:00 A.M.
Nwrury car~ provid~d
PHONE: 642-2740
Central Bible O.urch
. ued at $128 were stoleo trom a
car belooctDC to Steveo G. Gar.
risoo., 1S28 W, Balboa BIYd.,
Balboa, Yb.tle It was ~lted at
his residence durtac the aJ&bt
• •• A bicycle nlued at $50
was burrlartsed trom tbe pr-
age at tbt Ooa F. Gates rest-
deoce, 228-1/!PeariAYe., Bal-
boa lalalld, dv<loc ll1e Dictll •••
A bicycle n.lutd at $75 ns
barcl&rl&ed from tbe prap at
the Larry C. Murdock resi-
dence, 313 ()Q)"': An., Balbca
lalalld, durtoc lbe Dlctll of Aj)rll
4.
23RD ST. ot ORAHCI, COSTA MISA -~1 ·5303
ludq llollool .lo Roroblp . , . t:OO ud 10:10 o.•.
ludq l:'fODIDI llonlllp . o , , , , , • o , 7:00 p.a.
RMioo4., 1 1111• lkDIIP a. Praroro , , , , 7:00 p.a.
~~ ... ~..,~~l'f~I~O~M~I~ai'~·~'*i.-~~~~~1111~0~·~-i.~ni~•~'•~I~"'J~~ • WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7 Mlcbul RayTDODd Kelly, 22,
ot 2S23 Eklea st., Costa Mea.
waa arrelted at t :o&S a.m. at
!801 E. Cout Hwy ., Cc:rroM.
del Mar, OG a Cbarp of kt-
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._ .... plll>llc utr. law -""-· ocoor<lla( to PoU.. Cblof Rop!' Nolll of Poilu CIIIOf R. 0. -ud
COlt& Mea Aid law ealorce-Clll"'' ~Dote.
mellt oftlcial.a are partleularly Tbe a.t:ld recordi.AC project
aptimlotle aboulllllaoctoc -b wt11 -$1!,090 for lbe l!rlll a eoaat)'-wtde procram. yeu. A,...... CfUil, prowidld
Coola u-Ctty llaaapr for Ia lbe I !NIB federal Omai-
Froc! Soramt -out llW bao Crime Coatrol ud
YUiowl etttes Uld law left-Street. Act, would pay ~
clet 11ft reeetn ready rt-tbe total, IM.YiDC tbe city
IIPODH by Costa Mea, Newport pick ~ tbe balance.
B•cb, HWilloctOa Beach aDd
Aaabelm poUc:o beUc:optor iP EAK ! RS CH o\IRMAH
erews lD crtat. sttaUoas Wider
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Heldloc lbe beUc:optor r>n>-
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ta1o James Parter, wbo aJd
that in deter!'Lnc Cl'lme, ODe
crew a.Joae coa.ld do tbe wor It
of 6 patrolmea 1o tbe same
Ume period, He esttnu.tes that
lbe Newport Boa<br>n>cnm wt11
sue anesttmated$441,000afer
Dr, Dan Huuer of Santa Ana,
put presldeot of the Costa
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rua ot tbe Oranre County Chl-
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mtttee of the Orange Couaty
Cb.iropn.ctlc Society and past
Dl..strtct 8 pernor of the Cal-
Uornia Jaycees.
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Overcrowding is charged
The Newport Beach City at~ strative c.od.e relating to a lack
tor Dey's otllee bu Died com~ or sutnclentalr spaceror sleep~
plaints aplQst owners a.od ma.n-ing purposes.
agers or apartments and motels The complaints were tUed
on charges of oYercrowdin~r. uf a.t the Harbor Area MwUcipa.l
rooms rented to teenagersdur-Court In Costa Mesa. The de.
lDg Easter Week. fendants in the action have DOt·
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Jation ot tbe California admlnl-assJsta.nt cUy attorney Dennis
L £GAL NOTICE
P~41376
CERTIFICATE OF Bt.BINESS,
FICTITIOl.S NAME
The undersigned do certlly
they are coo:lucting a business
at 511 Orchid Ave., Corona del
Mar, California, tllder tbe fie~
O'Neill said yesterday that they
wUI be served by tbe end ot
this week, with arraignments
set for Aprll 30.
One or the 3 apartments ln
the investlgaUon rented a room
to 22 female minors who be~
longed to a high school sor ~
ority in Burbank.
tltious firm name of Courteous ----------
Parking Service and that said L EGAL NOTICE
tlrm Is composed of tbefoUow~ CERTIFICATE OF BlSINESS iDg persoos, wbose oames ln . ft.IU aDd pkces of resideoce F1ctihous Flrm Name
u follatrs : Carlos A. Per. The undersigned do hereby
511 Orchid Ave Corona certify that they are conduct-
Mar Calif . R~oald c ing a gltt shOp business at 1Z3
l!;porn,y, 7su Gid;ta Ave v~ Z3rd St., NewportBeacb,C~W., ::-·• under the ncttUoua firm name
.... 1115, 1971
Carlos A. Perer.
ROI&ld C. Sporoy
O'ranl"o! CalllorDJa, Cowty,
On 15, 197l,beforeme,
a Notary PubUc to and for
said state, persooa.Uy appear~
ed Carbs A. Peres l.Dd Ron~
a.ld C. Sporoy, toowo to me to
bt the persons wbose names
ue subscribed to the within
lDstrumeot and aclcoowledged
they executed the sa.me.
Mabel Fitzmorr is, Notary
PubUc. My Commlsalon ex~
plres Ocl. 7, 1971 , (Seal).
PubUsh: Aprll Z2, 29, May a, 1971, 1n tbe Newport Har~
bor Ensl.10.
of Thlnp aDd More Thlnp.
ud that said flrm Ls composed
of tbe folJowln& persoos whose
names Lo. tu11 100 place of
residence are as follows, to.
wtt: Robert J. Potter, 1700
Ocean Front, "C", Newport
Beach, C~llfornia; Terry L.
Swanson. 1700 Ocean Front,
"C", Newport Beach, CaUl~
ornia.
WITNE$ our hands thls 14th
day of AprU. 1971. Robert J.
Potter, Terry L. SYanson.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA )
)ss.
COUNTY OF ORANGE )
ON THIS 14th day of April
1971, before me, a Notary Pub~
lie In &Dd for said county and
state, residt.Dg therei.n, duly
commlsstooed &Dd sworn, per~
sooa.lly iJII)eiJ'ed RobertJ. Pot.
ter, Terry L Swanson, lmown
to me to be tbe penons whose
names ue IUbecrlbed to tbe
wit.b!D IDIItrumeat, IDd acmow.
ledpd to me tbal tbeJ exectrted
the ame.
WITNESS my Mod aod ol~
rtclal seal, J. N. ValeotiDe,
Notary Pd>Uc in aDd 6)r aid
Couaty ud state. My Com.
miaioa uptres September 27,
1971.
Plllltur" April zz, 29, ... , a,
lS, 1971, lD tbl Newport nar.
bor Eulp.
• FIRE
• AUTO
• BOA T
• HOME
• BUSINESS
Bank of
for
strikes a blow
Hl-aoAMEIUCA -·-·-· WI..U.U.II,lALI--
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