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Home My WebLink About1971-08-26 - Newport Harbor Ensign• limit ' Newport Beach Carl Kymla --who chairman or the Lower'~~::~ Bay Civic Dl.strtct _c tee --tiled an appeal yttter- day on the Planning Commta- alon's decision rejecUDc proposal for a 2-year bu hlgtl rise on the Lower New- port Bay. Mr, Kymla 's awe&l will be heard before the Clty Councll Sept. 13. The Planning Commtssloo last Thursday, on a 3-3 vote, with one abstention, turned don Mr. Kymla's proposal and ln- stead Introduced its own pro- posal tor a 1 year height ban in the entire city. Mr. Kymla said he didn't lilr.e 1\avlng to pay the $75 ftl- lng fee but that he rett very b Characte r .>'..tc.N:J7'IC BOC£<N TAX CUT ~~1!J~;.~:;:~= Oa tS gO , a councilman would have to pay a $75 tee on an appeal on an d Newport· Beacb tupayers got The tax cut which was ret a $150 tu bill from the Issue that Involves the welt.u'e on para e a 2-1/2 ceol roducttoD In pre<>-pledpd last wtDI~r by a council clty -· $3.12'lessthaD last year. of the city," he said. erty tues Mooclay nlpt as the bulpt 1\ddellnes committee Receotly the Newport Mesa He defended his proposal, The lltb amnal charaeter City CotmeU set the tu rate coullt1nc of councilmen Don wdtlad sebool district aDd the saying that the2.yearbaowould bolt ~made, IPOUOI'ed by the at $1.20 tot tbe 1971-72 tlKal Mclnnll aDd CariKymla, means Coast CorilmwUty Collep: dis-"provide tbe necessary Plan· Newport Harbor Chamber of y-.r. Lut year's tu rate wu that a homeowner 1n Newport trlct enacted tax cuts totaUnc Ding tools to protect the lower Ctozi'Dm•!ree, wt.J.Sal aet UDder ny $1.225, Beach Yith a $50,000 borne will 25 eeots. Nubewpoll rtlntBay, wllJ.eh li lD tbe a p.m. Ulla turctay,Auc.28, Tupt,yers however wlll P e erest." LD tiM DOrtb Lido ehamel DIU c c BOARD BACKS BONDS M.ve to walt .11 eoiDity'~-As to tbe Commlasion pro. tbe Ballxla BaJ Club. visors settheratefortheeouot)' posal for a clty-wlde ban, Mr. Boat ownera Join1Dr the Jll.· • • to determ1De the total tu blll. Kymla said, "I can't see wbere rade are uted to auemblybe-Tbe boud of d.lreet:cra of poalualyalJ showed that con-Tile flnanel&l picture ln lbe bannlne high rlse lD Newport tweea 11 a.m. lDd DOOb at the tbe Newport Harbor Chamber ltrucUo'l COlts of tlle all oew county 1s oot aa optimistic. Center or on the Emkay prop-ltut1nr polot. The parade wUl of Commerce eodorsed a $1.91 flelllty compare favorably with omctals have foriCist aa LD-erty Is In the best interest of ACTOR Hu CH O'IRI EN . PATRICK WAYNE, at left, aDd Pilar and John Wayne are admiring some of the jewelry displayed at Jut Friday's beoeftt fashion show, while a guard looks on. (Beth Koc:h photo.) CLAUDIA HIR SC H AHD JDAH BEHHY BLUMOH tun &r'OQbd oe&r .the Arebt~ m!Woa boDd laaue Woaday ,for the cost ot completely rebuild-crease in count, taxes ot u the publlc. The wbol~ Idea was w f Marilla, circle Lido Isle, turn a city ball.pollee fletuty com-lnc 00 a hllb-rlse format at much as 34 eeots. Tbe county to protect tbe public s interest a y n e am ··I y co sta rs back near Lido Penlnnla, then plu at Newport Center. The the preMDt city ball sUe. tax is presently $l. 70 per $lOO on tbe sborelloe around the low-• proceed alooc the Pelllnsula bond 1asue wtll 10 'Jefore the Mayor Ed HlrthtoldtheboiU'd assessed valuation. er bay, There is nopubUcasset ahoreUoe, turn aptn 0M1' the voters Oct. 5._ that oew eoostruetloo at the Tbe new city tax: rate 1s LDvolved at Newport C~~er or By Peg Haa.pa striiCtlon ot his lovely wtfe, Harbor Dlltrlct omeea, 10 The chamber board com-preteDt 4-aere sUe would re-broken down aa folJows : 00 the Em kay property. The Jolln Wayne .fa.mlly gave Pilar, cbalrman of the evant. a.looc South Bay Ft. of Balbo& mittel had stadted tbe proposal quire Ill extra $1 mtWoo for General fund, $. 7829· park The C?tmetl wUI get the Com-generously to their community Assisting wUb the prize pas- Island aDd back to the starting for replacement of pre:seot dty ~~ plllop alooe due to and recreaUon tund, $.1346; miS&lon s proposal for a city-last Frtday and they aUped slna: out was John's son, Pat- potDt. faeiUUes at Newport Blfd. and water less than 10 feet below library fund; $.1233; and re. wide ban tbe sa~e Digbt 1t w1U themselves with people wboare rlcil: Wayne, director and actor H•e 1B lM Ust of entries: fouDcl tbe DeW lite aod pl:aDa the nrflce. tiremeot fUnd, $.1582. get Mr. Kymla 5 appeaL The concerned about youne: people 1n bJs own rigttt. Gretchen Pa'f'Uion Queen, No. 10. s.dlsfactory 1n ter~ of Dlld, Commission wilJ bOld a p\J>Ue at tne benefit luncheoo lJid w Walru,No.ll. dei1CD aJXI aeeordloc to t freeze hearlngonttsproposa1Sept.2. AstUoo sbow to aid the Youth la~:·:=~=!:a:e~ S~ -;No. 12. c..._ BW R1q. SCHOOLS TO OPEN Problem ceoter ot Newport a1oo _ .. oc the ,...,. u tUebltla. Ko. U. He biU Harbor. ..._ -1 u .• -'~•mo-•• moct·•- C I tt ~.... • .. _ ..... ~~. .. tllo ·--~--·-~ -. ,.;;-.""!cr. • -.-.,.-. • " Tilt bic"Doloo"...--Sbo to tile wU1o -<II 111-.i ---·... .:.. M_.. 1IIIDid "".ebool..-m.trte:rftie EmPire rooai of tile lift. W&JDI Ytl*, Mo. 11. ctt1e etiUr 11 wW GPfa 011 WODdly, SIP. U. porter Inn wbeo be wu DOt A:oott.er mot"le star wbo 11-Dt Belllol Be7 Club barp, 17. He Aid tll&t 35 per cent of tbt Newport Beach Plann-Mr. Stl't'eas lauded tbe com-~QJ ~-=~ oew ~ ~~t. anoounct.oc Barnes and nwnbers cUtter to the ..-eot was Hugh Anthony Quinn as a prize. Movie sta.r John Derek al.to assisted Mr . Wayoe with prlae drawlogs. Pretty Joan Ba:laJ Blumote, daughter of the Ja.ek Benny's, was a model. Aad tbe prll.es were f.abU)Ous • • • • t.neludina: a new Vo~ a ppous mlDk coat, a w•k· IDd aboard tbe Wa)'De yactat. "Wild GoMe " aat to s "" ibat-clay wtth .._ - (Tbe Uttle lad7 wbo 'lf'OD tbtt said, "What'll I do Wltb h!m?) Kru7 HorN, No. 18. el.ty employes are worlc1Dc 1A tJ:ac CommJ.ssloD-·lD a surprise mlss1oo aeUoo, sa)1Dr "We're rollln shou~oob.ct his k>eai or introdoctnc people and haDd-O·Brteo, tJPeC1aUy dellgttt:ing S. [),)LN.,, 19. temporary or reatld ~en, mcwe Thurlday nl&ht--rejee-tryln( to preserve all ot New-sehOoLI d Ill thl • f ing out door prtzes at the lD. in a:tvt.Di away a day with actor It is not true that Rod Luer Almle, No. 21. eosUDe the ctty $20,000 per ted a lower Newport Bay elv-port Beach, oot just put ol ur a: .s wee.. or 0 woo the tennis lessons, but tt ~~ 22. No. 23. )'tar ln reotll feea dobt. le Dlstrict reeommendaUon tor it." He dJd say, boweur, that ~e=~:a ~!~r~=~~~~; ne way streets for Bal ~:m~~ 1 , :~~~~~= ~~~~:..aeUyr~!?,.u~.~clllttes a %-year tan OD blgb rise In the be felt tbe Emkay property and all IChools 1a avaUable from mink COi.st ••• aod he modelled Newport NaUooal barre, z.t. u.u-w loww bay aDd· Instead LDtro-Newport Center abould be u:-h , __ ,_1 ~ th c 'Art1Jta, No, 25, Tbe etYte ceoter plana eaU dueed us own propoal tor a el\ded trom the ban eac prwr.:-or u·um e ell-Newport Beech city councU-southbound trom Bay Ave. to It tor a dell(tlted aLJdienee. Jo; T:llll.U, No, 26, tor all city oftlces, poUee fa. 1•1_.. ctty-wtde ban on hlet'l· An Em kay spoke.aman said tral omce, 645-0600, men adopted a resolutloo Mon~ Ba1bol Blvd.: A moment of pathos occurred Padd.Un' M"""oto•--No 27 etUUu aDd a bo1""h•r ~·t -rtoo 1y .. 1 .. A U In doubt as to what school day nJ...,t estabUsllin& one-way Al,.rado st Cypress St when Mr Wayne called "Dlue .u w., • • ._.. "" ...,. • OD DO commeo · see-.tudent wtu attend contact the tr·-~· 17 •-Ill"'-., ., • Serloua m, No. 28. the adjaeiDt municipal court Ttllt CommlJsloo action baa ret&ry to Edward Ruwaktt, &II , , ........ c on stree... I;JIIlboa, 6th St., loth St., 12th St., 14th Carr" as the winner of the Afrlean Queea, No. 29. to be boued tnal2J,OOO-auare eaUMd reverberations around Emkay ex:e<:uUve In cbatp of dlstrlet a child welfne aDd at-Tbe tollowLDc streets will be St., and 19th St., trom Bay new car. Taere were ahrlaU HumdlDpr, No. SO, toot complex attblbueofNtw-thla city that may be beard tor tbe hotel development planDed tendl.oce office, 645-1100. northbotmd one-way between Ave. to Court Ave . of joy trom botll sides of the Balboa, No. S1 , port Ctmer. IOmetlme to come--unllla the tor the property aid "Mr M f• Balboa Blvd. to Bay An.: O.w-ny west-bouod streets bup room as a blonde came N'E' Hoar, No, S!, Tbe pttllllt ctty bi.Ufle111ty, City Couoetl puta a stop to It, Ruwaldt would ~ anU~.bll ro;. esa 1esta Adam1 St., Coronado St., t~-will be Bl.y Ave., from 18th from lbe left aide ot tlle room Tro)la, No. JJ. nelutfl ot pollee JI*Ct anc1 ADd accordiDC to unomctal eommeat oext week a.fterblhu land AYe,, 7th St., 9th s~ .• st. to 19th St. lDd Court Au. and a brunette appeared from McKibbt.D. No. J4. reatld. olflce1, coata.tu 4$,000 comminu bJ lOme CouocU had time to evallate tbl com-A ..:omm untty.wide eellbra. lltll St., 13th St., and 18th St. trom 19th s~. to Zoth St. the right. Tile rl(bt Dla.DI Carr Arp (S.. Seoatl~ equue lett ot work IP&CI. ~r. mberl Mooday, the PlaDJl1Dc mln1oD deelsloo.'' tlo'l entitled. Fluta de Co.t& The toUowtna: ltrteU will be t.or the ear wu the attract1VI lmtable Wbalt, Dtfeklper WWiam Luk told. Commluion propoal mayoev. Ray Wat.oll, IrrloeCo.exee-Wta, aod 5POMOrtd by the p d h' hi " hi b k brunette, Mrs. Fred :arr ot Coaco OUMn. tilt eb&mber boud tbat a pro. ar pt otf the crouncs. Utlft Yiee prealdent, aid, "I com Willi. Chamber ot Com -ara e I t I t s a e LIDda lale. Norma HtllD ol. Tustlll won theweek-end&boucl B•k fr •1 tud 'o ed "You aame me one CouncU am JurPt.iMCI: bJ tbt Com-meret wm mak.lt us debutSII!t. tbe Wayne yacht. I e al S Y reyly mombor tt.t wtll voto opiDst mialno'o oetlon, •-"IIY 17-!0at Costa !lleoa City Park. A (l&ot parldowlllboa major ,,..... to rolrc <luriD( tho s Hoac Holpttal," eOUDCUman 11Dee tbey were oolJ eooald•· TtMI -;1l1brat1on 11 ao out-feature of tbe Balboa Bay Lions day e .... ut. w, asked the blr Dulctbowhl Clt:J COUDCilm&a ._nted '7 111... •'• ott ltrett "-~-cto DoG Mc1Jm11 ald. 1Dc poallble bu.lldiDI bel&fU tn crowtb ot tb• o!d Umers-aew ~er blke &Dd carnival. ae-The blr parade, teaturlni liked ~+JPe&rlllC with h1J IOU Nnport 'Btacb rqldegta 110 • • • ., .... , Kot.1 Ko.splt&l 11001 of MY· tbe m-er Newport Bay ar-. timera pleo.te aod all.states cordlD& to Marlo Pacini, whots screen a.tld TV celebrities, 1s In movies ... such as "Btl MHt 011 U.. re-acUfttld. bt-roltM bu bMD toeall7 u-er&J praparty ownerathl.twould Otblr than tbat, we lllvt DO fe.UY&l. both one-day e"'eatJ. eba.lrm&D for the tulld ralatnc scheduled from Sat\U'day, Sept. Jake'' -·· where he played eycle tn.IJI: committee Moaday pnllld at m&D1 mHUDp dur-bl lmm.u&tely affected by a comment:• Olrectora of the chamber pro)ect for the 9th eooseeltive 25, on Newport Curer Dr., with Patrick and bls YOUDC 1011 nllbl 110 ""*tatbecttJ'I muter Loc tbe put 11 IDOIC.I," Mt • e1t7·w141 tao. It currently taa Allan Belt, spokeamu for were to! :I lut waek by ae ... year. ltl.rt1Dc at 10 a.m. Etna.n . . . Patrick altlo f!l. plu ol btqe .. tn111. ~~.~~ld. pU prtmuUy piau UDder way tor an 11-atory Newport United Commltt", elalrma..n Les ~hiler that the Tbe lobater take will be h1kl Tbe tradWoaallobat1r d11m1r reeted the Olm. Commlttee membeu art UUllMI u:s.uac ltrlltl u bt-boc*tl acidltloll. wbleb has .propoHd an loftil.-procram hu an eat1rely ae .. at Fashloo Island Ia Newport will be ... Yid. aU J dl.71, 1n ··weu, tue a look at Patrick Mrs. Jeu MonlabriOI cer. eyclo ..,.10 11111 ~-mero ..... A ~n for Hoar Hot· Uvt to lutae a J5-toot bel~ format aDd t. modeled after the Ctm:er, from noon to 9 p.m. addWoa to cbopped 11rJo1n diD-over there, and you'Ve 11111 rttot, Tbe Blllfla; • K.uetb • w"" ....,, pUll aid, ''It It DOt fallbll llmlt ln the ell)', called till Colta Mea Lions Club flab Friday, Saturdu and SUDda y, ners. Tbere will be earQinl Etl\an," be boomed. "1t'a DOt WtUJama 14t Rtvtraldo N-that at&~~arepJacld.alolltbue to limit t.M Jtructuu of a boa-Commtuloa aeUoo ''excel-Fry. Uolll Club members, with Sept. 14, 25 aDd 26. rldH and ~&me bootlla oa the easy --· not with a CD\1)11 of --. ' ..... llreeta doel not .... _,._ad-p1 ~ tooltl u port HIIP.ta:i_ Mu. Patrlela dltlonll _,1.., .!_-111-_lllt tal~ 15 f..t. Tblallmltwould lent.'' He d1d ay, boWever, that Yt.de tJplrlence 1n staa:tnr the A !obiter tU:e queen wtll be midway, •':""" nc cuys let tbat. Domecq of 111 Prospect st ~, --.. ,.. 1, 1Dcrtut tbt coM of h•ltbeare exceptlou abould be eraDtld. h1PI7 wcceaatul Fish Fry are G Its touch competlUon tor ua AI'IIOid Partor ot tllo a....; =~...:. ~.t'..::O:.':.i lo tllocltlrlmoDI of tho patioW lor Emllaylllll NowportCoDior. ioYO!YOd with plano!Jl& lho'oew eneral pi an funds ok 'd older men," Bike lbap; NelloD Praia. 420 llteycltl wbicb U'l .--.H-tfU'oucboul tbe commwUt)" we Ctty ll.aDapr Bob W)'llll aid FIHI:a de Costa Mesa, Mr, Referrtnr to the non-com. PI'OC*It st., N'twpart Sbarft; lor .,ee aloDc tbeel ~ Mnl." tlll Commlllioo action woWd Miller J&Jd. mercia\ movie ·•Why oot rte- Dr. TbomaaA. M&clUiaDoo, 181'7 He IUd tllat J.lterlll&lld c1U-Tbe ban would a_, alfeet cr•te 10me 10111nc eoaructt, WhUe It features ma.oy ot the Tbe Nnport Bach Ctty trame ltudy, tlO,OOOoea nous. tory 1n Vietna~ " wbleb JoMII MuS.a Dr •• Harbor RIP· ,., baYI -~ -· ..... pl&DI b)' the Emlcay ctevelop. cJt.Lnc Emllay and NewportC10-ame ldoda of atttactiollS, tbe CoUDCU autbor!Hd a $129,150 Lnc attdy ud $5,000 oaa ceo-wayne lll.l'rated' we aaQd u 1aDM, IllS Mart Otto, a Coroaa PBR Commlaioa ~to ~~ mllllt Co., whlcb plana to build ter u oamp .. a. fteata dUrers from the Flsh Fry e~ture Moaday ol(tlt to loa:lcal JUI"'f'ey. AD addltiona.l he had received' much rlletioD del Mat ldcb .ebool ltulleat. lllrtr, mc:we rau.tte .::!.':: a blp-rt.e bot.el Mar the air-"I'd bave to be earetu1 DOt to ID tba~ If;} toZ5 dlfferentservtce laUDCb dtwtklpmeot of the city's $!5,000 wu ~ld for a to the cootrovers1al ptcblrt. Hal Stel7 cbiJrmu o1 tbl ·---. port Ud tbllrYlnt Co, at New-IIY urtb1Dc U.t roa coalda>t oriUia.ttooa will operate eoa-ltoera..l Plan., tM 11rst phase ot shortllDe .tWJ U the county ••Yes I did •• he akl ••t PuU, Btacb.1 ud Reeratloli ~~~ ~m~IPI'~_: port Caater. prim," M&ror Ed H1rttJ aid. C"a1ons to rabetundstorthe1r whleb t. upeeted to be com. •lJI DOt p&y b that lltrmlllt. r eceived letter; from all;,.,.., Comm.luloo, loki tbl eo.mcu dll'ilc lbe put ,_, ~ 1'bl Commtuioo action Is "I thtDk it'J a dutncttn OWDJ)t'Ojtctl. pitted ln 4 to 5 mooths. COtmellmu JJMaley Par-the COWIIJ'y , ADd they were all u.t 811ce tbl cwtcllal bicycle 11 " .-....~. perr.pa ca. of the most flr. action tbat would DOt lead to Till c._mblr, as the CO· Cl~ Waoo •-~-w soos dl.dll"t UWU: tb1 elty sbould wtth me ·-nooe of tMm 11 me • WU -.ucatltd tbat tbt rae Dine ot aQJ propoals yet the 101~ o1. any ot our prob-ordiolttDr JPOUQr, !lopes to .,::,_. CV ~ t ynn earmark tbe $t5,000, how"er. criticaL" tra1 pU ftl ldapttd. ..,_ pGbUe .,.. .UU.C to PlY b' made b)' the COtmCll-IIJPOlmed lem&." raiN~ to $5.000 tor Its yearly pre-a CM*'al plan pro. "W' ~ hOO,OOO a y.,. to en.l pbJilcaJ e...... ban lud a(QI;dllt1oa aac1 dl'rtlap.. boiiJ Wbell asked about the $7S operatkJu a:nm Ul&t would result lD a tbe COYD(J ud Ill pnctleall)' During the press confei'IGCI tla. place Widell t.t tor.. meat ot 1111 biCJC .. tra1la tblt ~mllliooer Don AdktMOO riQidred of CoaDCUmu Carl Two ma'jor f•tures of the completed poen.l plaD by July, aotMDc la rec.n. D' "' ear. precedlnr the luneHoa, Mrs.. dtr tbe pU ot.MM. He aid would Yolatl blcyclea 1roca e•tNd fnHn au tbe dJKus-Kymla ln fl11DI u &ppll.l oa ftelta will be a Jlll.cbettt dlDDer 1973. mark $15,000, tbla tbe OCMltJ. WaYDe won a $250,000oeeklace :U =• ==-motoC'lMd YRle.... lioD OD tiN tlllb rLH luue be. the CommlasJoa's njeeUoa. of ""~ all 3 days by the Sou Ht aid Ullll.t the tlrst pbue wUl OAlJ ft.llt to IM.teb. fUDc1s ot yellow sapptllres which wu ma';. potDtl thr1'11"~ : Mr. Seel7 aJd tbll ,.,_.1 Cl-of poatble CODIUct ol h.lJ plan, ·the m&JOC' aid, "It's ot ltab and a series of prius. would lnYO., tbl compUaUoo lDd DOt Pl1 loc' It aU u tbey a part of the jewelry eolleetk:a rOIIIII. mOMJ, tbr'<Micb tbl laid &II! tlttnlt, but tbe J-J Yote to DOt )octcal bat It's tbe law. As All J di.Js of tbe nesta wtu ~f data fl'om StiCh reports as shOUS. •• Mr. PuiOU aid. modelled at the lll.allkHI lbow. •n. ut of tlfcrcln lor •• COUII'ftU. '-d. ta ...,Oft tbe lower bly com-.ear u I tDow Mr. Kymla II b.llfllllbt UYI stace eotertaJn.. ewport Tomorrow, Goals and All I I hi reertaaoa, bllltb, teO..._ &Dd anlllblt ce I matcbmc tu:IJ: m .... 'a reeommeldat.loafi.Ued rrotAC to mate tlll.t tiODitiOD 1:Jr m .... , U auto, boat aDd camper ObjeeUYM, CKART, and the em a e rou e soug .WU, lulacr,._, _.-.,_._ tor botb &equfattloa ot IIIII ucl Jr)r lack ot a majority. a aood caue.•• allow, UIJ a 16-rkte carntnL OptQioa R.....,.ch suney. oi>IJ ...,. 1M put S 10itO lllo ..... ,..,.,.,... ot blcycto Tllo Comm,._ thon ....., M f ed • ba ed .-r tilt plaA proposed by ud--lo dortllp-lnllo. 4-1 lo a -· tilt com-efer e 1ng n ey fllr. W)M IIIII tile plaDDlagsWf Tt. N-COy Cooocll s_.1 000 b1rglary •·n r..M == :.:""~.::...:: ::: =':c:.:=-~~ ::·::~:~"".; • 1 ' \. '* IDIIIIIIIJ 111o S5-IDDI hoi Jill U a mo)oriiJ ot tllo boo-.....,, -1 bo (011 roldy to &<> 1>e -to-"' tilt "'"'!on tile SIUo ~ Coal..,,_ U..Uiotlllt..etrecttJ. lHau &Dd r...,..• aUit torDe at. 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Sduatta nl&ledl aq UiqJH ~reddendaJ ea.odJdate etc. dwin1 the yev, £yt;D ... &Dd quotattou from eo.... a OOii4NtDCt, Ud tbt IJC)II:Ible JaiJ II, ttlat l$ mt ..... aiW ln Ameman hiltory: the only thoqh you don't pt lnvtted Cl'tiiiDU JOb O. Schmlt:a' ~..,.of tr.. mea." ,,....,_ MbOII bl4 KetlitM OM whote molher wouldn't you pay part of _the bW . Ad...; "WIIklJ Men lttpon."' 111 n. Pf'Mideat Dlt&bf: pay at-Pnnller Cliii:MIID Ul.'• tBU&- t'Win vote for him. I underttand Claylon Nixon also has barYMt of DIWI storlu WU teatloa Jl be wenlo read nat tioD to t1.t1t Cldaa, ndlo Pt- the . l.lted to attend P·TA u catlon homes In San bocaUUL MU.JIU AUu wrote from Bot kiD& made the tono.rt.r l:lra.cl- mocbnp under an auumed Clemente , California, key 1 write lDtbeUI.dowloltbt S&lriDI:I, Caldon&, w:bicb wu cut: "PeopM ot tbt world. name. • • • Bbc:ayne, Florid•. 1nd Camp Blae Ridp Mouat&.lal ot Vlr-pllbu.bld OD Jill)' It: ''I lblll aalte m:t ~t tbe U.S. &I· ... , 14, 11$1, I• ...... "-....... c:-, ., --.. c.u._.... _. ~, ,. ... ,..,._, Is .... " ..... ~tW 811 ,_... ___ .., .... . AIIYO&.IIAAI'A' ................•.......•.•••• O.... ... PoW,_ PEC IIAAPA ............................. _,,, .•........•.• ~ice E4ta. IUIICIIPTIPM IATII Is ....._At..: 0.. ,. .... u.OO; t,...... •.oo 0. ., ...... AnaJ 0.. ,. •• 16.oct J .,..... 110.00 ~-'Qo~O~ ~~-.etlf " ~ AR'/'0 E. HAAPA, owner Md publisher of the Ensign ~~ COMMENDATIONS FOR THE COUNCILS In these times of escalating tax bllls, it Is a pleasure to note that the Newport Beach City Council has just set the tax rate 2-1/2 cents below that of last fiscal year. The Costa Mesa City Council also deserves commendation for holding the line on taxes, keeping the rate the same as last year. other cities, please copy. • • • LOW RISE VS. PROJ;>ERTY RIGHTS Margot Skilling of West Newport, In today' s letters to the editor column, takes Issue with the Log's defense of high rise construction in our city. The Log of two weeks ago quoted a height limit critic to the effect that low rise means high taxes, because low rise cannot generate the needed assessed valuation for a sound tax base. I believe that that is a sound economic analysis. But let me add now that the tax base or the tax rate Is not the basic reason for opposing height limit legislation. In truth, If I had my "druthers," I would prefer the "small town" atmosphere and the much smaller population of 20 years ago for both Newport Beach and Costa Mesa. But I realize also that the only way to realize such an objective would be to impose stringent controls on other peo- ple' s property. Make no mistake about It: ownership of pro;>erty Is under r elentless and continuing attack, and If this attack is not checked, our very freedom Is in jeopardy. The height limit effort Is a phase of the assault on the right to own property. It represents an effort to take away property value by legislation, without just compensation, In violation of our constitutional guarantees. I realize there is no glamor In writing about constitutional rights and property rights. It is much easier to excite public interest by fighting t o save the view and opposing; the high rise menace. But what value will there be to "our town" when the mounting burden of legislative controls throughout the nation finally produces a totalitarian regime! • • • IN HIS HEART HE KNOWS HE 'S WRONG Nixon apologists and President Nixon himself have been happily pointing out that a great majority of citizens throughout the nation favor the presidential decree for control of prices, wages and rents. That observation may well be true, but let us not forget that truth Is not decreed by majority vote. However many folks think that Presi- dent Nixon Is right In Imposing the con- trols, the cruel lesson of history Is that price fixing has never worked, but Instead has made the crisis worse and has delayed the ultimate solution. Our nation has operated for almost 2 00 years as a constitutional republlc as a nation governed by laws and not by whim of an Individual. It is an awesome and dangerous power to give to one man --the power of price control. Of such authority is dictatorship born. I an: persuaded that Richard NiXon is enough of a student of economics to know In his heart that he is wrong. But, sad to say, he is enough of a polltlclan to take the "popular" course of attacldng the aymptom and not the ailment it.lelt. What 111 aillng our nation is ruinous deficit spending by Prellldent Ntx011's federal gOY8rzm;aut, and by the actmln1atratlons before ldJD, It is th1a u red lnlt" spending tbat ill puiiiiPlng tqua money into the natt1111'a ee_.y and cauatng the tn11at1011, TIM ma1J -:e 18 ftaeal ..mt,., an unlikely procrlpttGD u Wllppl'a.eh eJect11111 ttme, NAYYUAII Jooepb E. Dlnod, 283 Del Mar AYe,, CoG~~ llu 101oed t.D'" l Nl'J T..US ••Meotor'' a1reraflnntlla:ier-cotnc llllllt trllnlDr ..alh Trala- lnc Squadroa Oae at lllo Naftl Air Statloo, Penac:ola, Fla. He has takecl tile llrat blr 114> "'"""' ....... , lbe ......... ol gold" of a Naval avta.tor. RATED OUTSTANDING Petty omcer Secoad Class David G. Hobsoo, htlll:ud of the former Miss LJDll D. Sal- llvan. ot 1588 San Beroardl.Do Place, Costa Mesa, bas been selected as tbe outsta.ncuncSAR (search and rescue) crewman at the U.S. Coa.st Gtard Air Station, San Fra.Dclseo. He was presented the Lt. Robert A. Perehard Memorla.l Trophy by the pilots at the aJr station for Ills exceptional per. formaoce of duty. Lt. Per chard, tor which the trophy commem. orates, died while engaged iD a rescue mission in Alaslca.. MRS. GUYIIII SUCCUMBS Mrs. Zulleka P. Guynn, 75, of 405 Gloucester Dr., Costa Mesa, died at Hoa.g Hospital oo Aug. 22. She was born Nov. 6, 1896, Ill Illlnois, and eame to Orange County 6 years a.go. Survivors Include her hus- band, Jesse; Z n.J.eees, 3 nephews and 3 grancchlldren. Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. today, Aug. 26, at the Bell Broadway Cbapel. lll- terment wtu be at Uve Cla1: Memorial Parl, Monrovia, From the Bible Then I here ar ose a ieason· mg among them, which of them should be great es L And Jesus, perceivina the thought of their heart. took a child, and set him by him. And said onto them, WhO* soever shall teceive this child in my name receiveth me ; and whosoever shall re- cei\'e me . receiveth hi m that sent me: for he that is least among yo u all, the same shall be grea t. (St. Luke 9:46-48 .) LEGAL NOTICE Predict,·on' Geo-c W•l'·co DIIYid, Maryland. Why Florida CIJU. Ud tbert art few ta tbl IIOt fQte t:lr b1m ap1a. Ht bu P'IUOl'l ud aU, tbeil' r..wa, ·• .. and California? Votes! _. 1_._,_ W•'•• ~~~ oold .... -•·•---.. 1 • dopl" will run for President ln ... e ne-~'..., er -or lllP -.... PlOP• ..., ....... r YC. D u• Presktenb ute JO• money to COUIQUialb, tboet 1Fbo M.Yt Let 111 bape u.t tbl f'Otlrt wt.U Tbe Autrallu tprW"DIDtDt. emocrat primaries, aet re·elected. A recent wrm.DlltteralnOCIIJOGtkato rtallMWbltbt1adotDr.udaot Joquai.J1oltbeUdttdllt:Uie concentratina mainly on estimate uys it c01ts S80 tbt Pf(lpHed Ylsl.t by Pret:ldeat lleet bim &pJa. Commtlldtt lD South Vlttam, m&J • .,, southem st1tes. He hopes to mWion a year to keep a l'l'-~ Red C"-ba ~ CIIID& ·-· bu ob~..... to bin ltJ •.wt ... build en .... ··h strenach bel--..... _._ ~ ..., ,..._ '' .. .,.. .. .. .,., bated us ud ,......... -.--. ........,. ...... rnsident fed, houled, staffed, mt ooun.ce. l.hrayt wt.U." mea. callld ••r.U.c dop." u and durina the Democrat protecte d , transported, -~ to 1 n -....u 1t ld A ..... It National Convention in Miami ,.._J' oupt te IDeip. ..._ bt lnterutlar to tbe wu •naome OD to aet the Vice Presidential ucationed and subject to bor NiloD tbat the rallk lDd fUe prtAdtat to read wblt Mrs. tbat It woald ..S ttl JU..,.ar slot OT some other important re-election. We miaht be better ot tile Yoters oppoee tbe Y1sU Sblrle)' SIPitb ftote In a lttter eommltmeat to proridl trOCIPI office. A deal it brewina I'm off with Kin~ s:~! to Peklne. lt lJi my optDt.OD tbat PQblbbld OD Aupst 5: ''Tbe for tbt war. L1kt1rt. lt 1;1· told confidentiaUy , betw-n U tbe lDforiiWit were to cury tboucbt of a eb1tlaed American ported tblt molt of tbt A.aet ..... In recent d1ys the wire with b1m tbe foUowtDc reaume llllPiDc tea Ud brtlk1Dc bread would be bomt by Cllrlltmu. Wallace and Hubert Humphrey, .ervices hava loaded the papers of tbe YOters' protests, It WOUld wltb tbe b'--. bl.aded: Cbou Is Tbt Dftl reltl.se al.o *ted but I don't believe it. "th S c T dd I( d ' --W1 ena or e Y enne Y 1 "'""faJ' towardsollt-wei .... '••Dr. eaouef:l to tura tiM tdomaeb of tbat Nn Z•I&Dd'l tobD b'ee Conservative~ in Al•b•mo · 1 d h d . •· ,._,. o1 PIC u re an eart-ren rna Heory KiAtnger'a opt.D1ou, an aWptorl" 250 men would be wttbdrawU and elsewhere, 10me of whom •to ·, 1 th c · · hild -~ n • o e s amna c ren For lastaaee, A. Moatexnery Pre81deat Nboawou.lddowell .... takea borne by theeodoftbe belonato the American Party, he hu been visitinain lndi1,at of Newport Beach toldthertld-to read tbe letter wrttteo by Jill'. are lrYinJ to dump Wallace in taxpayers' expense. The paper ers of tbe July 22 EDB1p1 in a B. J. Woodward, wbteb:alsowu The ConsvvaUve Corner fnor of Rep . Conares.sm•n ·I'm now lookina at captions letter addressed to the presl-publlabed 011 Au ... ,.,. 5, ~•-c learos this wtth the utmost John Schmitz of Califom,.· , the .,.,,.. 1 K d tik •-'~ .. re 0 enne Y e deDi: ••After llatenlng 1o 1ut from EdWard Huater•s "BJact regret, beeaute durlDc World whose conservative • ratina in this:' "StatTilll Rduaea -A D.igbt's TV broadeut, that you Boot 00 RedCb:.l.na,"asi:IUows: War 1, he seried u a ntcb: anybody's poll has got to be mother shows Senator Edward are ...,1...., to Pe'-"~ ..... to talk to "Tb:t p ......... 1... R-Ue ol otrlcer oa boardaerulMrwblch 1()()%. Schmitz' runnin& mate M Kennody (0 M .. •) he ., ... -., .. ,... ....,... · .-....... r that old eommunlst, I caa't Cb:Joa. --tes ••· most ........ escorted a coaYOy ol "Do'IIJD could be Democrat John e·ahc ch Ld hild 11 · .....,... ~ _... 1 ·mon -o c su enna possib'v see what eould be ac. teui.Ye and merc:Uess "'"-U""-r" troop ships b'om tbe Rarick of louU:iua, • &rf:at from •cute malnutrition. eo,_..~, except to ""'Ye the e-wnk>ttaUoa SJIIem 6....._ =ld P~ma Cl..lll.l to Bermllda. He co nservativ e . Bo th are K d · · d h · o1 · -... ~ .,.. ....., .. _ enne Y Vlstte osp1t s m commWJJ.sts C&DDOD-fodder fOr bas e't'lr kDowD... Yao llq•o~ ...... t..A recalls that the Maori battle allnctive , )'OOnJ, COUrii'OU•. I d . 1 da lh I -n 11 yes er Y a are their ... ......,..pnda mac••··. ~7 some ZO to 50 mlllloa c••-ae cry na the most terr""'""'" diD I now believe there il a · d · h 1 1 h ,.....,. lUIRI .. <II.IIIIIJ ..,~'..._ 50-S O chance that: Jam me Wit re uaees 0 1 e SJPIII&thles are witbFreeCMna to llfiiOSI tis power~ Red that eYer be bad heard. EYeD. U recent fiJhtina in East P11tistan 00 Talnn. 1 do~ beUOTe tbal C b1Da's crimes a-•·~ b-• ... the New Zea.ll.oders did DO (I) Nixon will not run 1 h ld bed ~• ,__ --o see w at coo one to the lJDlted States -~··ld OYer lly, a-•·~ Its own -le. as SbootUIL tbelr DOist would apin md (2) if Nixon does ch · , . .,. ·• ~......, -ease earP 1 t. r----1•• Red China or .._ .. , well as forei-ers, O'tre per. scare the eoemy ·-perM-run , he wil.l dump Aanew in w u •• fi c ch· ... ........._..... '"".u -,_.. e • u•e tn rna u•e with them." petrated oasuebabre».dea.mu to dell~ fa vor of Governor Ronald "humanitarian" Senator from 6o.At ' • ""&an o r Cal ifornia or Tbe presldellt ougtlt to read u .. a oormal per101:1 taila: to AIDED APOLLO MISSION Ch1ppaquiddick could do tbe1r 1 Secrf:tary of the Treasury John would be to give of his own what Grec Hugbes tokUheread-KI'&IP eoorm ty." Na'J' Flrem&.D Gary l.. Etter, Conn1ll y, fonner Governor of put inherited wealth. I've L de SOD of Mrs. IUid Mrs. Verooa Texas and intimate friend or k . h d H ,. E t EM·· ~ 900 ·-~St. c-~- lyndon Johnson. :~v~r ev:ro;vea o~c his =~~~ e e rs 0 . I 0 r !?ra· .. ~ror,;:Apo;;l .. to'a~s Ill'; The old cliche has it that •nd substance 'til it hurt. It 's _... UJU~t wt11 ··politics makes stranae not what you Jin that counts, • AGAINST HIGH RISE be Yltwed as tbe Ollly t:tdac to Paelflc SOO mUes from Haft11. bed feU ows. '' More bluntly, it 's what you have left over. Editor ol the Ensign, do, and regret we did DOt do It .He 1s aboard tbe ampbiblous most politicians will ao to bed The true humanitarian was the Regarding the Log by Hop or sooner. auault ship l'6801dnawa, wltleb with anybody if the offer is widow with her two mites. l"'tR-Aug. 12, Utled "Low Rise means There may be areas where carried diY•s, "beUoopters am attractive. Kennedys wallow in their Hlgtl tans." bl&fl rise Is eompa.Uble wtlhlD equJpmeM necessary tor the The C.re And Feedin& millions left to them by ~ a A newspaper has a great re-our ctty. (Tiat's a whole DtW hlatortcal reeoYtr)'. He 1s a Of A Freaident connivina wheeler and dealer spoasibtllty because or tbe in· letter, perhaps later.) gradtate ot EstaDCia lllgb and liquor importer, and bleed nueoce It bas ~n Its readers; Low rlse does DOt mean hieh scbooL The phn~e "livina like a King" is meanin&less tod1y . "Livin& like a Presi~ent" is more , expressive. Few Kinp ever lived lilte American Presidents. In all fairness thouJh, President Nixon i.s tryin&. Sometimes, very tryina. but be has cut down to his last yacht. The last yacht he JOt rid o( cut $200,000 a year from our aovemment expense. Bu t he 's malcinJ up fo r that in parties. In case you hadn't thooJht of Richard Nix on u a party boy -and who has? -it is reported he and Mrs. Nixon LEGAL NOTICE for the poor. They plead for tor this reason a De"WSJI&P8l' taus. Weallrecrettbatpeople .CLIFF CARTER DIES more taxes from you while s~ld exercise theutmosteare on llm1~1~mes or retire-Clltrord L. Carter, &4, ol they hne most of their own 1n maki.Dg statements ttat a meDt pen ~ ue belD.g taxed Z40? RlehmoDd Way Costa riches h..idden away in tax -free r-.der assumes to be eLcts. out of tbe1r bomes, but don't Mesa, died Aug. 15 at Norwalk. fou ndations 11 nd tax-free This may be a bad &DI.logy usetbepowerotreaelllnctbou-He wu born Oet 15 1908 government bonds. bl& because or tbe outstaDdiJlc ~of re&aerstobemls-ustd 1n IDd1aaa. am • to,C.UC.: And the Indians continue to SIQ)OI1 tbeEnstp cuetotlebt-bJ ada ... ldwmJo&: tbeleS*IPII, COG:Q' Z-1/Z Yt&l'l v..,O,. He starve while millions or rats 1Dg tbe frlt1rl)' I lhall try to ud IIUI tMm blllftll S..U.pat ,9u a dtltr1c:t ... ,1_. 1w and holy cows deprive their correlate tbese two llema be· IOI'Itiou tlat tftt blJ PI\IIMCt) tbe Shell Oil Co for many poor of the food for life . Their eause of tbe destruetlveoess OWDerl Ue COiDC to tate IOine y-.rs • ·• "'rei ilion" prevents their killina tbey (freeways and btgb rise) of tbt load oft ot tbelr property s~vors Include his wUe, 1ny livin1 thin&. The rats alone han OD a residential eom-taus, for tbe pat sol.t:ttioas just Lllllan ud a lOG, LeRoy r1 eat more than the total amount mWlity. aren't true. Pennsylvania. Graveside aer- o! food we have given to lndja, We do have a tra.ftlc prob-Margot Sld.Wng Ylces were held Auc. l8 at hundreds of millions of dollan lem •• the pat solutloa •• a West Newport Paclllc View Memorial Part. worth of wheat and other farm freeway. Seems simple. HOW· · ~ produ cts . eYir, we mow that adding ZO L!GAL MOTJC! LEGAL M01"1CE India hn made a new treaty laats of ·roads with a capacity with Russia . Good . IC the of 140,000 ears a day just lsrl't CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH, CALIFORNIA CITY OF' NE WPORT BEACH, CALIFORNIA NOTICE INVITING BIDi RuMian s try to feed the the answer to the problem, The NOTICE INVITING B~ 1 ndians , both nations will tra.t.n.e coogestio.D Is ooly tn. SEALED sn;:.; will be received at the omce of the City SEALED BIDS will be received at the omce ot the Ctty Clerk, City Hall, Newport Bea.t:h, Ca.UtornJa, until 2:30P.M. on the 7th day of September, 1971, at which time they will be opeiled and read, for performing work as follows: JAMBOREE ROAD MEDIAN mRIGATION SYSTEM CONTRACT NO. 138? starve. teDS1fled. Clerk, City Hall, Newport Beach, Ca.Ufornla, untU 3:30P.M. Nixon 's Munich We br)w we have hlgb taxes oa tbe 7th day ot SE!ptember, 19n, at which time they wtll ·-tbt pat 90lut1on -· tBcreue be opened &Dd read, ror performl.Dc work as rouows: the helgbt aDd deosUles, which OCEAN BOULEVARD AT HElJOTROPE AVENUE STORM Twelve d1ys lfter he took tnereues the assessed nita· DRAIN IMl»ROVEYENTS offi ce, President Nixon secretly tton. Seems simple. HoweYer, CONTRACT NO. 1325 Bids must be submitted oa the Prq»sal 6Jrm atta.cbed with h•d leftist Henry Ki.ss:i.nae:r we k:Dowthatbtgtlriselncr•ses Bl.c!s must be subm.ititd: OD tbe Pr~sal 6Jrm attacbeci with the contract docwnelta turDlsbed by tbe PWlle Worts: 0epu1. contact Pekin&. KillinJer is a tbe costs of sert1ees, tire po. tbe coatraet doeumeats fWD1sbed by the Publle worts 0epu1:. ment. The add.itiooa1 oopJ ot the Propos&]. Form 1s to be retal.Ded proteae or pro-communist Uce, added eost to scbools, lll· meat. Tbt addlttoaal copy ol tbt Pr~sal Form is to bt rttaiDid by the bidder for hJ..s records. C yrus Elton, Cleveland creased tratDe, &Dd street by tbe bldder tor~ records. Each bid must be accompanied by e&Bb, eertitted ebeck or industriali.st. maJDttoaDce.lt may be more of Eacb bld mUit be accompt.llled by eub. certllled eblct or Bidder's BoDd, made payable to tbt City ot Newport S.eb, History will record Nixon's 1.D eeooomlc adYa.Dtap to the Bidder'& BoDd, made ~ to tbt CUy of Newport Blae.b, for an amou.Dt equll to at 1ea.st 10 percG o1. the amouot bid. trip to Pekina -if he mates it resldeata to have lower build-6:Jr aa &.mOUDt 8QI&I to at 1eut 10 perceot o1 the amoat blc1. The title of the pro)ect aDd tbe words "SEALED BID" st..ll -just like hlltory records lllp 00 larcer kXI with com. Tbt title of tbt projtet aDd tbe words "SEALED BID'' sbal1 be clearly marked oatbeouts.ldeoftbeeDYeklpeeontain1nctbe Chamberl•i n 's t rip to mtmltytcboolsl.Dtheoelpbor. be cleuiY marked oatbeocUideoftbeeaYeioptCODtai.Dinctbe Munich. bood. It Is better UYinc &Dd btd. bl~he Coatraet Oocumeots that miiBt be completed, executed, N•p~eon Slid: "Never do also lea tlpenslYe to stnlce. Tbe Cocltnet DoeumtDtl that must be completed ei8Cuted, and rebaned 1ll the aeaJed bid are: anythinJ the enemy wants you .Nbea ODtllstscitleswitbbleb IUid rtturD8d iD tbe saltd bkl are: ' A. Proposal to fo r the simple reuon that he rlse-hlp density such u Nn A. Propolal B. OeslpattoD of 8\j)oootractors wantJ you to... York or Ml&ml, .tbeJ ue also a Desipatioa ot &lwxdractors C. Bidder's 8oOO When the President does Uatlq tbe ctttes wbleb are 1n c. Btddc's Boad D, Noa.(!Qlluaioo Atlld&YU somethin& riaht -and he does; lloaocial ebaos. D. N-..eollu&oa. Aflldlttt E. sta.temeot of FlnaDcJa.l Respoastbtllty now and then -the pundits Let tlS eoatrast Los Anetles E. Staiemeat ol Fl•aelal Rnpooslblllty F. Teebnlcal Ablllty aod E~perteoce Retereoces proclaim hi& sreat ability and and BtterlJ Hills. Ill an tftort F. Ttebldeal Alllllty aad. EJpW1tDCe Retereoces These documeots shall be aJilzed wtth tbe slpatures and his wildom. When he does to an tu mooey Lot Aaples Tbt1t doelmtala JblU. bl Ullud w1tb tbe si.IDI.tures &Dd t the ~-•·· bebav 1 tbe bl~--F ,._ wrona. they bemoan that be ern ud eomblaed pollee uc1 tltlea ol-... __ ,._,~ 00 ~"~tho blcld-. ~or~-. titles 0 perBOU oa.,...... OD u 0 ~. or ....v.~· JOt "bad advice." Doesn't a f1r .._ ... eat n~ ...., ..-___.. --.... -'"' \.AI4 porattoos, the slpatares ot tbe Presideat or Vlee Presldeat • _..m s; I;J'III.,.r}fHllls paratioaa. tbt lie tr• of tbt Pr_.. or Vlct Prts1dellt am Secretary or AsslstaDt Secretary are reqalred ud t.be Cor-President ever do bad merely did DOt. At a result tbecoetper , ud ~or •••• Secretary ue nqllrld and tbl Cor. porate Seal Sba.ll btafDzldtoalldoewneat.J:reqtlir'Uic llCD&tures. bec:•ua he il bad7 Like &oinl eaptta for lllfYiees ud tbere. ,ponte1StalS!I&U'bllflbldtoalldoeamtlltll'tQIIIrlDc llpalur11. In the ease ot a Partuarlblp, tbe slptare o1 at Jeut one general toh .;,hit the Cbineae crim(nab Jort tbt taus are Jonr lD lD U. cue of aPutMrlblp, tblllpatare at at s-st ODt ,...u· w o IVe killed an estimated BtYtrlY HUla. -Is r~-od. pll1Der 1s required. 34 ·1c· ...-No bids will be accepted from a CoDiraetor wbo bu oot bMD m.J Jon people in rnil.icary To briDe' u bact to Newport No btdl W'l1l be .teeptlld fNm. a Coatnctor WbO bU rrX bM:1 ole action and pufFS in the put Btaeb, 1D tb1 coutructioa of u~ In-_....-....-t...t-.~c-g:rt, 01"-Ucensed ln aecord&Dee Y1th tbt pronatoaa blpW' i, DtYllkla 44 Th a-• Chin ...-.. ·--.,. ... __ ·-m or tlKt BuaiDeu IUid Prottuioaa' Code. Tbt Coatrac:tor years. e .,.. . eae tH CUlbt, tbt dt'ttlopertWIIIt m ot tile BMtan· Ul1 PioiN...-Codt. CoGtndor bl -~ •-~·-~In Pr han •!ol&fltered an eatimated bl.llr:nlpt. wu It two or ta'tl -...n-~---.~,11~aco..._la~ Pr-• shall state s uc ... Dlmlbtr -..e ......... -tile~-20 million of their oWn people, diDII'? WbiD coq,Wed u.e --------._. ..,..._.... Plans and Coalract Dor-1, lnelldlac lil>ocla1 Pr!>flalou, honns untold Ch...,..do of rtlao .,_ lllo Carillo Plus ud c.nct Ducw .... o, lnelodloc lil>ocla1 -_ may be -at lllo Pllbllc WO<U Doporlmeot, CllJ Holl, bod~• pound up and ,.,.., :!t"":d lood ·-llo -IMCI at lito N>llc WO<IIa ._.._, CllJ Holl, Newport Beaeb, CaUiorala. at 10 eoat to 11ctDMooltracton. 4 on the lalnd for fertilizer. If a mar dleiiM ill ·ICftiOI't a.cb, CalJIIInU, at 10 COlt to UcnnSOOIIII:ncllara. A DOD-r-le cbarp ol $1.00 will bt ,....,.. tor -· ... ol ...... --.... "'" .., _,_ -~p.oo will bo ~tor--sat ol 11 Nixon .,a, I hope he abp.-B1&b rUeS. a compll.11aat. P'--... -,........-........ _.. ~--ao -I. lila ,.,-,11~ Plans ud Coatnd DoetiiPIDb 1..-d liD otbA'L Ia r~. 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Aadrew'a Pr-- terlan Church of Newport S.ch, aDd Job.D Du 1s, r elideat minister at Yosemite VaUey, j)ln ln a hym.oduri.Dc a receot performance at Yosemite by tbe lcthusSI.oprs, a gro~ made up of hJgtl scbool a.ad college age yOUDg people trom St. ADdrew's. K!m Strutt is advisor to the gr<q). Rleb Kredel of Jrvine Terrace, a member of the sioging gr~. wbo took thJs photo, reports that the Cbtlstian mlntstry of the Jctbus Singers helped restore a feelln got peace 1n the park, 1o con- trast to previous park ezperieoces wtth large gather ings of unr uly trouble makers. ly HAL PIHCHIH PR BSIDBNT llaYO ,.,.. IIOIIeecf 1be grodual, bot por-~ <huce our eom-,._ Ill -..... , u llle p...,_ Ceoter complex grows? It IMml, more I.Dd more, tba.t Cor<a. clel Mu wtU evolve lato a commt.lllty ot unique, aemce and craft-oriented """"' eaterlnc to the Wlhurrted cutomer seeking booest to ~ss. old-tashioDed court- esy aud attention, The Cortee Garden, Tivoli Square, the art galleries, an. tique &bops, decorators, eattDg establishments, even your frieodly Realtors and many, many more strive to maintain wbat we cboose to identity as "vUlage" charm. In time we will pr obably out- pull such equal rivals as La Jolla, Carmel. or Solvang. SpotUglltlng lhts treDd are such tmdertak:I.Jlgs as Realtor Jim Wl)()d's Unique Homes and the ctanges now und.ergoing at the former Helen Mllt'J)hy's Miss Mutret Sllop, which re- cently was sold to Tom and THE DOPED AT ENCAMPMENT GOU RMET DI NN ER SET By Spectai Correspoooelll Craig A, Myers, 500 of Rob-F0 R 81 G BROTH E R S New hOpe has been offer ed to ert E. Myer s, 309 SeawardR 1., Invitations are 1D the mail cUI.zens concerned about the Corona Highlands, ts particl-for tbe ann~al gourmet dinner misuse or behavior modiftca- patlng In a U.S. Air Force Re-liVeD by Big Brother s o1 Or-Uoo drugs ln the schools. As- serve otrtcers Tralning Corps ange Comity, according to semblyman Robert Burke of (AFROTC) field training en-Chairman James Decker. The Hunti.Dgtoo Beach llas lntro- campme 1t at Otis AFB, Mass. Newporter Inn plays host to the duced House Resolution 68 to DurLDg th e encampment, cadets black tie stag event Mooday investigate the problem. If this become tamlllar with the Ule night, Sept: 27, coocerns you, write to As- and actlvltles on Air For ce SpoQSOred by the Board of semblyman Burke at the State bases and can ezamlne career Directors of Big Brothers of CapUo i, Room 3126, Sacra- npportuntUes In which tbey Orange County, this altAir ls mento, CaUl. 95 814. The tol- mlght wlsh to serveasom.cers a tund-nJstng project, lncome lowlog message bas been taken Cadet Myers, a member of th~ trom the d1nDer provides much Wr. Burke's July-August news- • • • AFROTC unit at Purdue Unl-of the operating budget tor the letter: verslty, West l...a.tllyette, Ind., organlt;ation, which teams ta- ts a 1968 graduate or Lawrence tberless boys with vohmteer By Assemblyman Bob Burke (Ind.) Central blgh scllool. men. ~===""""""= HEA LTH NEWS: Shooting Craps .With Your Headaches?? Dr. Gary L Couture, D. C., Chlropractic omce, Newport Beach, commented re- etmly oo the Increased em- pha.sts on pmbllng. Tbe good doctor DOted that Americans have become risk- conscious and unfortunately seem to be either "less con- cerned about risks or more willing to take chances." According to Dr. Couture, "We all too often laugb at danger in our everyday Uves. We exceed the pr escr ibed speed llmil, we smoke, we put ort all sorts of preventive mainten- ance ar ound the home because we 'r e w1111ng to r isk accldeot, Illness aDd costly repairs." The biggest gamble is in the bealth area, oowever. "As tu as I'm coocerned," says Dr . Couture, "you'r e gam- bUng with your health 11 you gu~ pills aod potions every time you have a. headache. "People laugh at the tine prlot oo a pain killer bottle. 'Temporary relief,' it •tU al- ways say. "Is that what a person reaUy wants?" asks Or. Couture. "Here today, gom e tomorrow • • • back a.gala th e next day? I would think they would wa.ot to be rid of them ooce and for all. Of course, an occasional headache doeso't always stop with an occasional recurrence. There's always a cbaDce of mlgra..loe. "That's not to say tbat every headache ls a migraine. "You'll need only ooewtthlts z.tg-zag flashes, nausea, and depresslon to tell you that," notes Dr. Couture. But you'll oever ftnd a m!- graiDe that doesn't start with a headache. "Believe me," adds Dr. Cou- ture, "it's a throbbing. e:z- cr uclatlng pain.'' II has ofteo ~o pointed out if you have occasional head- aches, do what so ma.ny mi- graine suffer er s do. Tbey seek speciallzed, effective care from Dr. Couture. "LUe doeSD 't hue to be a slow rtm downhill to paJo kill- ers," maiota!ns Dr. Couture. "If you're a headache sutferer YOU'RE SHOOTING CRAPS WITH YOUR HEALTH IF YOU DON'T SEEK PERMANE NT CORRECTION of your prob- lem." And, incidentally, odds are ln your favor U you do. Dr. Couture maJntains otrlces at 2043 Westclltf Drive in New- port Beach. Phooe 645-5300. Tbere is a danger ous practice gaining acceptance these days In many of our schools. On the one hand, a massive effort is being made to make the students aware of the dangers or drug use. AI the same time the use ot drugs to modify the behavior ot hyperactive students Is being encouraged by some school autOOr lttes. The parents of many young children are being advised to use these "behavlor -modUica- Uon" drugs, such as r itaUn (methylphenidate) or ampheta- mines, on their hyperactive or "educatiooally llaodlcawed" youngster. Tile use ot these pills Is s~sed to make lt possible lor tlle overactin! chl k1 to "settle down" so he'll be able to learn. The chlld who "can't sit still, is always getting lnto things, or who never pays atteotlon," Is apt to be dia g- nosed as "hyperactive." Paradoxically, the "speed" the older ldds are "shootin~" and "getting high on" is meth- a mphetamine, a drug related to the behavior modUiers. The drug is considered so danger ous by educator s, the medical pro- fession aod law enfor cement, that their coocero for the safety ot these teen-ager s llas led to urgent education programs aimed at SC&l'in g the kids out of uslog drugs. But the authorities who SIClPQrt the use of drugs to cootrol the overactive ele- meotary school aged student, deay that the younger grade school ctll ld can be "hooked on drugs" --he 's only being "medlcaUy mana ged," The reasons used toratioiJa i- Ue the drugging of these "hyperactive" or ''hyperkin- etic" cb.lldren may oot always be ~caUon tor the practice. Often the motives which the pueots or teacher s have used to ratiooai.J.u the use of the Kary Ami wt.us&om ot the Y&rD Sbap. Tbl Wtustroma are mald.D& e:Jttutn rtDOfttlou at tbelr -..--...a to 111e Eutco ButldtJIC aoo will be ealorln( to tbe enlt u well a& tbe uUUty -m-. • • • Neuty so of the busineaa: firms alone Coast JUgtrway ba.ve eoatribl.aed to the Chamber 's O&c prop m to date -· 4'Hobe exact. Ten dollar dooations go towards r a!stq: the flag of our COUDb'y on patriotic anniver- saries. Troop 17,' Del War District, Orange Empire Council, Boy Scouts of America, s~tsed by Scoutmaster Larry Marler, er ects aDd r emoves the fla gs Ln r eturn for a substantial coo- trlbutloo trom the Cham\Jer. Tbe project 1s coordJ.naled by Stuart Towoe for the Chamber aDd Dick Fraass, troop com- mittee ctlalrman tor the Scouts. The flag decal 1n the coo- tr lbuting merchant's window in- dicates his parttclpatton. w,,, ilope you will take a mome nt to tbaak bim. noN · behavior modifYing pUis are more seU-serving than medi- .•• AND NO SMOKING Here's an old·timt remedy for a sore throat-take a feather ... dip it in kerosene . . rub over the infecled area . This is a case of the cu re bemg WOrst' than the il lness. lt"s nice to know we don't have to rely on such ineffective and unpleasant '"relief." So, don't take chances when your health is mvolved . When you're ill, your physician ts the only person qual ified to prescribe for your needs. Tllcn, for prompt, profcss.ional servia:, bring his prescriptions to us. Christensen caL Prescr ibed under certain ~~=~~~~i~~~~~~======== c trcumsta.Dces by competent medical doctors these drugs are a. legitimate means of treat- ment. However, they can also provide an easy means of solv- ing the classroom 11lsctp llne problem by means of inducing confor mity. I am concerned that In some cases the de!l.nition of "hyper- activity" employed by some educators has been stretched to include merely overactive children who are bright, but bored in the classroom. Every- ODe r ecognized that childreu are ener getic creatures, some more than other s. They live, learn aDd develop physically as well as menta lly. Adults who force them to sit still and be silent for long periods of time know that the kids wiU aaturally resist thls kind of treatment. It is becoming common prac- tice to diagnose youthful vigor as "hyperkinesis" or "hyper - activity." E11uca tors may con- sider a ctllld with excess energy as suffering from a learning deficiency because such a stu- dent makes it difficult to operate F I R s T I £HIJR£HES I IN THE NEWPORT-MESA AREA FOR INSP IR A TIOS 9:45 --Bibl e Study 11 a.m. & 7 P.M . -Se rvi ces DR. JAME S COMBS Pott or 5a01 t<J .~"" ltl.l t'. at ·"'-"8"olia 548-1733 COST<\ \!ES ." 548-17 33 BAPTIST c H u R c H the schools. Because It has been estimated '-::,;:H~O~M~E~O~F~P~·::::G;:·:;N,;:E,;:U:,;M~A~H~N;::C::H=R=I S=T=I=A=H=S=C=H=O=O=L~~ that as many as 30 per cent r of the childreo In some ele- mentary schools may be re-FIRST CHURCH OF ceiving behavior modification CHRIST. SCIENTIST drugs, I have asked the Legis-JJOJ Via lido lature, througb the Introduction Ntwpon Scuh of HR 68, to t.ovestlgate the SUN DAY SCHOOL pracUce. There appears to be 9 a.m. u d 10:30 &.m. great potential danger l.o the SUN IJA. Y SERVICES use of these behavior modifters 9 a.m. a a d 10:30 &.m. on studeots. U lor no other WEDNESDAY EVENING reason, I'm concer ned that this MEETING 8 p.m. drug use turther encourages READI NG ROOM LUTHERAN CHURCH Of TH E MAST ER Luthet"M1 Olurcfl in Amttriat 2900 Pacific Vt.w Dr. Corona det M&r, c.! if. DR . WI LLiAM R. ELL ER Phone 044-~664 9 00 A.M Farn1l y Worstup 10:00 A.M.· Church school II 00 A.M · Fes ttve Wo rship Nl lRSERY PROVIDED aDd teaches our young people Wt t k days: 9 :~.m. _ 5 p.m, to evade reality , WtdrotS<by: 9 :~.m.-7:4 5 p m.IL----------1 I believe the examination by Tun d.y and Fridav; the Legislature of what has 9 .a.m .. 5 p.m.: 7-9 p.m. become a statewide, as well as Sunday: 1 p.m .. 4 p.m. a nationwide pr oblem, ls long SECOND otURCH OF overdue , It appears to me that OIRJST. SCIENT IST the use ot these drugs is being Nt"wpon Beach at excused, justified and ntiooal-Corona del Mar iud by a society which is be-JIOO P.acific Vi tw Df. coming dependent OD "pills." SUNDAY sa-tOOl 10 a.m. We ftnd ourselves first taking SUNDAY SER VICE ro a.m. one pill to hetp us sleep, a.00 WEDN ESDAY EVENING 3262 Brood St.-.t Newport Hei!ttts i Frr-t" antl/nd~p~ndt>nl ( fHI_Nr~,K.JfltJna / Ch riS tian C~nuch then aootber to wake us up, We Re.ading Room: 8 p.m. swallow pills to ease tens1on, 3500-B r_ Cout Hwy. REV. NO RMAN BROWN headaches, colds, allergies, to Eatraac e 00 N•rc:i .. 1111 MINISTE R prevent pr egnaocy, as an ald to Moo.-Fri.: 10 a.m. ro 5 p.m. '\LIND A y SERV ICE fertility --the list goes on and Thur~y evtroiogs : 7 10 Q ANil CHURCH SCHOOl on. Is it any worxler that ap. Sat.: tO .a.m. to 4 p.m. T proYlll for kids popping a few You art cordially invHt·J l o A 10':00 A.~.d pi lls to "rela.J:" them In the .JIIt"nd Ch urch Service) md '-~<•~t"ry coJ•t' pmvwe classroom has been ta.keo tor g••~•;"~'~h;·~~~~~;,:::;;:!==•:H:O:N:E::, 6:4:2:·:27:4:0:::: PRE-FREEZE PRICES ON DIAMONDS Wh y Jr 'nil fo r IJiamoml Pri.ce& to (;o lip 10%? BUY TH E DIAMOND OF YOUR CHOICE NOW FROM EXISTING STOCK at Low, Low Prices POM IACm OV! MOST VNVSVAL DIAMOND IOVARANTEE ...... .,.. "-" ..... ...._ __ ........ .................... 4t<IJio MOll..._,_,... .. .,.,_....,. ..... c..,.. .... ._ ..... , COW'MI 100Z nuniid"' TO CHOOSI .. OM • AND IT I U I 11£11· COSTA JEWELRY illll LOAM c.-.-··-....... • 1 'hi CYP ......_ ,., .._.. • ••• n.n 1a lbt pn .._ ... '!!'_.IIIIP II, .-;11 ........ 116~ .-n fll .. II .. - -1111 ua .. 1111o ~~--,. -..uo.bu-.._ ~ 8efer'a1 W etUde• ud Wwti4n1 NEYPOIT • IIISA SPORTS SCENE WI"' VIC OPALD • 'NEIPORiHAR8oR1 NgCII TIWRSDAV-;-AUG. 26, lt71 R RST SECTION • • Po11 4 !XIIIINA DEL IIAI\ CAU F. , LIIAL MOTICI Lllo\L MOnet F -IZ'I$4 F -U'IU FICrntOIB BUSINESS NAil£ FJCTITIOUI BUIOOI88 NAill CGiebel ud ..._tuw of ow ,. .. UNiotGonr.,.R•· -ot dlr-· -...... Ud Pr-~~~tbt lat.r date 1D orw to t.ft ot nom ue ardtot eadorMH STATEMENT STATEIIBNT • . Tbe follow~~~( por-lodolll( Tbe lollowlll( por-IU HIP -~-u tondlet -will bo ..... lllroo&l> tbelr buoloe11 u: Rayoe Soft Water dolll( ......,.. u : ....._, :r::. ~J AID< ::.. ~ ~-at liar-• Park. Semee, I '113~-11 Sky ParkCir-llarlol Flol-Co., IIISNft'• bet bud. mer " c.cb J•rt TrlllP't Cor.. elt, lrvtne: Howard Dale Keel-port BIYd., NtwPOf( BMcb: a ~1n0r1 represeatattve DW'Dber of CYF ud tbe BCI type ea,. att-.,, --· Dr. Vaodewell>o hu Georr HocMlq, our CYF &lfHd to serve u the C&lll ... board member, 11 busy maktnc or ala oommtuJooer tor tbe arJ'UC'meats tbr ooe of Ills BCI-NBBA buketb&ll procram eiCellenl: tacllitles at the Nw-that we will be orpnlzloc bt porter lnD, wbere we could Orure Couaty, Los Angeles, conduct the opec bouse type of San oteco, SaD Feroaodo Val- operation that we nan lb rnlDd. ley I.Dd tbe South B&y aree.. ot !--!!,..l!..,llae• tbe Ill alro laYt -pncUcJII( at or, 1783~-11 Sky Park Circle, llarloC, Pacllll, IOOOCIIJSt., ,._ ...--lD lrlm Ill< Nnport Harbor hl&ll ... wtll 1r lol Nnport S.cb; Luclllo 11. Pa-::::r .. ~ -alto. IDOYt to llar-1 lD ll>o ..r ~~ buallless Is belli( coo-clol, 1000 Clay St., Nnport , lt&Dci&,CottaK-. ,.... u IOOIIuthtb1peebool ducted by an indJvlduaL Beacb. ~~ ~~~~~~ eqadl take ewer· TbeCora1rs stgaed: Howard Dale Keefer. Tbla buaiDtu 11 betDc coo- •OO&C .. ...., cQal"c~ bad &DOtber flat ....,. Jut Tbls statement filed wUh the ducted b)' a putoerJblp. era lito lblpe, tbt· UW. 11111 ,., 1:1eb'e botrtllr to tbe p-eat county clerk ot Oran-Countw Siped: Mario c. Paclal. ww bo rlebl lD ll>o lblck ot Cardell GroYe coyo~e leanl u..t •· '' Thla statemelll ftlod -!be lllblp too. wool au !be Wll'· Tbo c.,.u. 011' Aug. 23• 19'~~· by Betty county clerk ot Or-c-Tbe Lakers are tnterelted LD Boys sip.J.og IC) tor the NBBA world..nc wtth the combiD&ttoo. can do 10 aow. All ace grcq,s CYF .NBBA, NaUooal Boys CUI sip 14'· We wtu determine Basketball Association, and we tbe number of teams from the will probably have one of their reCIOQ9e, Boys wbo do DOt play promotional tllms available tor bi&b·aebool basketball ea.a reg. a eot4tle showings during that lster wltb "" provided tt does particular day, Invitations are not conlllct with htgb school being extended to tAker star recula.Uoos. Tile 8th and 9th Jerry West and other celebrt~ grade members of the basket- ties but acceptance of course ball teams p&rtlctpatlnr wJll be would depend t;lOD thel.r avail~ ellgtble for fUture tournaments abtllty. we will be conductlng here or o.v at E-la ht• boo' J. Barpten, deputy COWI!y _, .,.oc , lrl ID Qallll>lo ot Wbll CX1t clerk. oa: AU(. ZS, 19'11, bf s.y J, K URK CLARKE scores the w1nn1Dc and only run lor the A A-Braves lD the Tri-City eblmploDSbtp pme at TeWlnkJe p&rk. Flrll iDDJnc aetlon •• Kurk reach 1st oo a nlk and score OD anoverthrowto2Ddtast. Expos catcher Jetf Martin aDd Brue on deck batter steYe RlchardiOII. watch Clarke score. (VIc Clpalek photo.) head COICh Roa Starkhlm ... cr•t playor C111 do to lolplre Barpteo, -coua1J elorl<, IItke Hetrlek baYe tbe PeeWee a team to PQteat1a1 bel&btl. POOllah: Aug. 26• Sept. 2• 9• POOUsb: Aug. !t, Sept. I, 9, Cotta wodtq out 4 al&bts a Tbelr q.arterbl.ck, TID'kSebo-16• 1971• tn the Newport Harbor 16,19?1,1D the Newport: Harbor Weelt otartJoc at 4 p.m. Tbe -t. lad a tremoadoua pre. Eulgn. EMI!ID. Coltl &Dd Com&DCbu eomi:Ued lli&tl ICbool athieUe career. ID 1";:::::::~;--::::::._ ________ 1 torcu this y..-. Jim Grant, addltioo to culdtoc the Gudeo the ft>rmer head coacb of the Grewe footballer• to the Soutb-HOW SHOWIM~ - Comaoches, had to rellre Ibis ern CaUfornla ..., Orango BALBOA year due to bustne11 obUp. Couoty cbamptonahlps, Turk ... k• p.,1,.h,. TH RU TUES •• AUG . 31 UoDI. Wltb a number ol. the wu a vallllble member ot our .............. ., .... , .. s. former Jr. PeeWee Cbarprs Orance Cotmty all-Jtat team o,-,,.u ,,,...a .. Dr. Ernie Vandewegtle, the In San Diego, San Fernando former Laker physician who Valley, Pboenlx, Las Vegas, starred tor the New York Merlco and HawaU . Kntckerbockers a few years Our BCI dtrector to Hono~ back, promises to attend and lulu, Geor~_Rodr!Ques, ha.sput wUl MC the a.ftalr. Dr. Ernie 1D a bid to host the summer ls the boys commissioner tor nationals for the 1 5~17 year the Basketball Congress Inter-olds. Oran~ County w1ll coo. national. duct tournaments In that age The NBBA if atfillated with bracket and younger with dales BCI and our board of directors and locations announced as sooo and commissioners work dJ-as they are approved by our rectly with the Phoenix based board of directors. International sponsor of boys Tills BCI program will not basketball. Dr. Vandeweghe Interfere 'with the present park also promises to bring along and recreation and Boys Club one of hls special celebrity pr og:z:-ams. Cheek with thlsCYF guests and he has never tailed Newsletter In the Ensign for ~ yet in any of the NBBA pro-to date Information on the latest motions to come up with an happenings. entertaining and popular ce-Boys lnterested In pr e-regis. lebrtty. tration lor thls fine basketball AI Phoenix, Dr, Vandeweghe program ca:n do so by ftlllng in and e.a:-Laker star Hot Rod the abbrevtated form below. Huntley provided the WorldSer-For further Information call the ies participants with some in-Ensign sports department at teresting comments and in-675-0061 or 673-0550, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jn camp aDd a nucleus from tbat won 58 games 1aat yl&l h1s potent 1970 ~tad, coacb aDd woanumerouatouroamenta, . Stuil::m&ll aDd Hetrick could .lnelu4lng the Culver City aDd f1eld a powerful Wllt. Stukham Falbrook 1DvUat1o~, where wW be usisttnetheCOitaMesa they defeated the Tustin Boys nrstty QtarterbacU aDd ot. club team lor the title. feue and the Mustup sbould The aU-stars placed 5th 1n beDeftt from the ex-Jr. AU the BCI Natloml Boys Buket. American while at Santa MoDica ball world series In Phoenl..a: before going on to perform!nc wtth Schoenert aDd Elwood Hao- berolcs at West Teas state. son playlDg prominent parts 1n Tbe re-vitall.zed Cardinals in tbelr success. Turk was also a the Jr. PeeWeebracketarealso Yital cog 1n the Bolsa Little worldng out at Estancia UDder League team that won the United eoach Chuck Bauer aDd ngure States Western Regional to improve oo last season's champloDShip aDd then went on record, when they came oo to the World Series In W!lllams- stroog at the eod of the season. port a eot41le years ago. QaJte TeWink.le Park Is another an accompUshment for an an. busy facJUty with tile Jr. Pee r~ athlete who will be heard Wee Chargers, the team that from during his htgb school woo It all last year busy wttll eareer in severa 1 sports. eoacb Bob Gilbert and Jim The Commandos will be Rb.}'2Jl, the defensive speciaUst, coa.cbed by Bob Martin again hard at It with the little tigers. and b.is defensive dudes had a. The S~ Cbarprs won the good seasoo last year and hope Southe~n CaWornla Federation to Improve on that also. The cham;:lonship, wtnntng 8 league Jr. PeeWees are working out games and tben 5 straight play. a t Harbor hlgb school and then CHAMP IONSHIP ACTION : Gary Robertson, Redlegs 1st ott games that saw themwt.nthe wtu move over to Mariners PRE-REGISTRATION FORM National Boys Basketball-California Youth-Sports Federation baseman, slides in as 3rct baseman Mark Calder leaps tor Orange County, federation along with the Chlets and Cor- the hlgh peg from the catcher duringthechampionship game semts aJXJ federation flnals. satrs. A lao: ''THE HOUSE THAT DRIppED BLOOD'' between the Mesa Verde Red legs and the Corona del Mar Tile Mid get Caballos under The Corona del M~r entries IN COLOR ____ (GP) I wish to sign up for the basketball pro- g ram that you are organizing. taking 2 ot 3 from the Redlegs and winning the 11nal pm~ this year with but 6 games gram are a little thin lo num-Expos. The Redlegs won the Tri-City A-championship AI Dies wtlllacealeanschedule 1n the Jr. All American pro-~~~;;~~~~;;;;;;;;;:;;;;~ 2-1, when this action look place. Robertson did not score as scheduled so far, The Caballos bers with some talented area Red legs were retired in 4th Inning with Gar y stranded on llad another briUJant season last athletes deciding to sit It out NAME ............ . -. . . . . ADDRESS ........ . SCHOOL ........... Grade 3r d and twin brother Glenn on Znd. Both reached base after year and blanked 6 opponents this year, This Is a c6mmcn hitting safely a ft er 2 were out in the Inning. (Vic Opalek with no team scoring over 8 problem tor any team after photo.) points on them dl.D'ing their dtsa;:.pointing years but both CHAMPIONSHIP TENNIS TOURNEY SEPT. 11 •19 regulatschedule.The Caballos the Cougars In the Jr. Pee are also working out at Te-Wee division and the Cororas . . . . . . PHONE •••..... , ••.. AGE . . . . . . . FATHER'S NAME .... Orange County's senior ten-ney director Jack Kramer Wlnkle Park, wtllch was the 1n the PeeWees sboalcf'make a nls player s ioterested 1n par. stressed that membership a.p. scene for 80 many baseball_ rood .ac~~ of tbtmtelves. tlclpating ln the Pacific South-plication could accompany entry games duri.og the past year. The Cougars wJll be coached west championships that Will be ln the tournament. The Newport-Mesa Jr. All by Dick Suess and Bob Johnson held Sept. 11~19 a t the Newport Although llnal matches w!II Americans have added a ,.,....,le 'I'"':::J~~~~~~~~~~~i~~~~~J Beach Tennis Club are ur<X>I'l be played at Newnn t th "-! Unl ......_. Doug Dreyer takes over the ~"""' ~.,.,r , e """' -c c teams 1n the 9 year old reiDs for the Coronas again to act quickly to meet the entry boa Bay club will also host bracket. Ted Sonneborn will be this ea..r deadUne of August27, The event many matches, tourney referee coaching tile Condors based out y •· • • is open to l.SLTA member s Jimmy Shepherd of the New-of TeWJrutle Park also T~ Surf coodttJoJJS continue to 35 Years old and older. Tour-port Club said, Cbiels. coached by Bob Fra.D-remain ideal oothe1oca.Ibeach- Phone in Your Order foro Suiucrlption: Coli 673.0550 =· ,,mesa • HOW PLAYINGo ''WILI.Air' . . . . . - L £GAL NOTICf --=L::_~GAL HOTIC£ CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH, CALIFORNIA NOTiCE lNVlTING BIDS SEALED BIDS will be received at the omce of the City Clerk. Clty Hall. Newport Beach, California, until 3:00P.M. on the 7th day of September, 1971, at whl ch time they will be opened and read, for performing work as follows: FERNLEAF STREET END IMPROVEMENTS lN CHINA COVE CONTRACT NO. 1334 Bids must be submitted on the Proposal form atta.cbed wttb the contract documents fUrnished by the PubUc Works Depart. ment. The additional copy of the Proposal Form ts to be reta!Ded by the btdder lor bls records. Each bid must be accompanied by cash, certified check or Bidder's Bond, made payable to the City of Newport Beach, for an amount equa.l to at least 10 perceot ot the amount bid. The title of the pro~t and the words "SEALED BID" stall be c lea.z:ly marked oo the o~slde of the emek:Jpe conta.J.nlng the bid. Tbe Contract Documents that must be completed, uecuted, and returned ID the sealed bid are: A. Proposal B. DeslpatioD of Subcontractors C. Bidder's BoM D. Noo-tollusloo AlD.davlt E. statement of FlnaDcl&l Responsiblllty F. Technical Abtllty aDd E.~perleoce Refereoces Tbese documeDts shall be a.Ulzed wltll tbe Jlpablres and titles ot tbe periODS slp1ng oa bebalt ot tbe btdder. For Cor~ poraUoas, tbe sipatures ot the Presideot or Vice Pres1deat &Dd Secretary or Assistant Seeretary are required IDd tbe Cor- porate Seal SbaU bealllxodtoalldocum-requlrlll( ol.,.lures. lD tbe cue of aPartnerabip, tile sipatureol at 1eut ooe pDU'&l -It required. No blcU 'lf1ll be accepted from a Coatraetoc' wbo bu DOt t.o Ue-lD oecordanc:e wltlo the proYiotouotC-1, Di•loton m of the BulaeSI and Profesaloaa' Code. Tbe eoatraetor tllall ltate 1118 llceue number a.Dd eluaflcatioa Latbe PrCIPCMil Pluo ... Cootract Doe......U, toeldac iipoeloJ Pronoloal, may be -at tbe Pablle Worl:l ...-, City Hall, llnport llol<h, ClllJornla, at 110-.. --.. 4 --r-b!o ctlarjl ot $1.00 will ... r .......... oa<:b 114 of Pan. ud Coatrad Doc81MDtl LIRed to otblr1. rt ta r~111tt1 thll till PluliadCootractDoe-berottnidtrltlllo 1- -the llld -'"' Tbe City bu l'hif40d tbe Slo .... r-1 -----to< H>llc Wotlra COMtldbl (11?0 ldltiDD aad IQPL nh) u pttp1n11 I>!' ttle-·~~•otll>o~PeUe won. Aawlattoe IDd tM AIIIOdated GMen1 Colitr .... loiA.m.tCL CqiiM -bo -~--llolldlltr If ......... -O..lud An., L<>o Aaellol, Clllt. ~ (Ill) 1'10-11'11, 1'M CttJ lu e+ s I all• 2 :11n1 lpecill~ud..,"""'rd Drawlap_ CqiiM ot -.. lftllllllo .... --~··-ottuOporoal. "' __ ... __ .,_,~·. Port 7 otttle~~Codo~ocm·l'l'lOot.~llil Clr CIW'U ol a. Clt7 ollklpca1..._ ..... t' ... _..,.wWorNaclpor lo _ .. _ .......... _ . .,...,_, .. ......... -W.,li,J ... A ., ... ..;'*'.-....,i!-., allpo• ....., __ .jiiii.-J CITT OP NBWPORT IIIACR, CALIFOIUIIA lllrto II. 0..11, ~ CIIJ Clort ·-· ...... 11'11, Ia llilll._t-lholp LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE es wUh U.e setlutS&turdayand Stmday atxtut the biggest of the year. The 8 foot breakers posed problems for the beach goers wtth more than 400 rescues in Newport beaches alone. WJtbthe 2 tragic drowntngs at the bay aDd Corciaa del Mar last week, the Wegua..rds han been doing a truly n.ne job with close to 100,000 on the beacbes each day. All sorts of r\lmors continue to aboUDd about so many a ctttlous serklous accldeots at the Wedge aDd other surfing spots but a careful check luc kUy reveals them as DOthlng more than ru- mors that the younRSters like to beUeve. UnfortUIIII.tety, Bob Me. Lain, ooe of the lllegua..rds oear 40th street, suffered a fractured nose maklncarescuelnthehuge surf. Considertnr tbe number of swimmers, tbeburesurtandtbe atroDe rtps, tbe cas-.lttes•ere lew. CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH, CALIFORNIA NOTICE INVITING BIOO SEALED BIOS wlll be received at the otrlce of the City Clerk, City Hall, Newport Beacb, CalllornJa, until 2:00P.M. on the 7th day of September, 1971, at wlllch lime they wtll be opened aDd read, for performing work as toUows : REPAINTING THE STREET LIGHT STANDARDS lN NEWPORT CENTER CONTRACT NO. 1382 Bids must be submitted oo the Propoal form attached with the contract documents turnisbed b7 tbe Public WorU Depart- ment, Tbe addltiooa.l copy at the Proposal Form 1s to be reta!Md by the bidder for tlls records. Each bid must be aceompanied by cas11, certl.t11Cl cblek or Bidder's Bond, made pa)'lhle to tho City of Newport Boac!>, lor .. ·-equal to at lout 10 -ot till-bid. The title of tbe project and tbe words "SEALED BID'' 1b1.I1 be clearlr marked on tbe outalde ot tbe eat'elope contalnloc tbe bid. The Coatract Documents that must be coqJleted, uecuted, and returtlild 1n the sealed bid are: A. Proposal B. Deldpatloo ot Subcootra.etors c. Bidder'• DoDd 0, Non-eoll-AllldiY!t E. Slattmlllt of l'lDioCia.l R•_.llb4Uty F. Tectmlcal AWitJ IDd E~e Refwreoctl Tbese docamllltl lba1l be ata.ud wttb tbe llpltu:r• ud titles ot tbe per.:u a11Dlae oo bellalfoltbl~. ForCor- pontlool, ll>o llipalurn of ll>o Pr-or VIce Pr- ..., Seer-y or Aolllllalll s.cr-,. are roqalrld ...,lllo Cor- porate Soalllballbe-to all doc,.._ r~ ll!lDallnl. ID !be-ot a-llllp,tbellplllloroaf at lout-_. -II roqolred, No b&dJ wll1 be accepted fnD a COIIradcll' no IU .at ~ Uco_lD __ tbe __ af~l,- m ot u. ._... ••• ..s Pros, ..... Cadi. 1"be Coatraetor lblll.ato ~~~~--.... 11111-lallla ....... Plul Ud ~Doe-, locladlallllladll .......--. 1111J be -~ ... ll !be Pllllle Wona ~ CIIJ Hall, Newport a.Q, eauanca. at • co.t1D 11a nsdOGitlaeto&a. A -r-clllrll cl M.OO will be ""''lllnd.,. -ootot Pl&DI Ud ea.tnct Dootwt mtll.-d tDCIIIIH. a &8 II PI JOlt tbllttleP.._Ud~--r-... dMal- -tbelld..--'~ TM CltJ -. ••iJied De .._.nt II• ,,_.... ... H1ao -C..-(11'10-IIIIIalm I )ao,._. br tlleloiiOwaCalllr*O!III••ol .. .U.w1rmPIIIIIo W.O. .UW"iWudi .. AMDt't tJt~OM rtuaCII•rsrl& Qploo-... ---~ ....,~~~~.,_ Ooorlmd A .... LGo ........ Calli. .... (,IU) l'lloel'll, 'hlatr-..ost •• a ... ll ..... v' 2 ..... a. ~ c_.. ~~---71'!11 .. --~ ... -....... ,... • ~·--~r:·: .. ~~~~==~:;~~~~==~== r.t7af11i101E'. Cllr C1r1U t1 .. Q1J _.aljiU WJnle -... -...... --~~-:.:: .......... --... lilt. .. _., ., .. '*' an. All -..... ,, ., ...... --•cn;.~~r lllrto II, -Aac. .. lfll, IIIIo F.-:ure news and bappenlngs coocerntng our CYF, Cal1lornia Youtb..t;ports Fedentioo, will be earrled. In our CYF -Newt- letter 1D the Eulp. Tb1s will at'OJd 1111 coatusloo to tbe CYF acttvtties 10 eheck the NeYs~ letter in tbis Issue, especially you basketball playerswbowaM to coq>ete 1n a real Qlallty prolf&m ap.Jnst tbe best tn Soutbera Callloraia. ..... "'=-, = .:::::..::-:. ,_ ""' ,_ .. ·-0.\---!• ............... -... , ... ___ ..... ) DITTY BAG PROJECT Tllo J-Ebell Clab of llewpon Beaeb Will l&lro act ........ aod -tllo doy at tllo 0ruce Coolllly Rod Crou, 41111. Wool st., Aaaholm, Sopt. ' ZDd to ·-.. lodl•ld•Uy CbrlltmaJ ftiiiPIDc •cb of 14 Uem.. to be placed La ditty bap iDr mea 1D VletDam. Mrs. Rtcbard Flue, Amerl. caaa.m cblirman, reqQIIIted JBtor Ebell memberstodoo&te u.--lor wnwlo(, ult ............ tor ......... Corpcnl Bruce Rels of El Toro bu been ~amed bODonry cbaJrmu ot the d1ttJ bac pro. jod. He lo a VI-m •eteraa, aDd !u beeD back lD tbe U.S. oDJy 2 months. He has bllped to-decide what Items are most ~ by the men 1D VIetnaM. SWIMMERS RESCUED Newport Beach UleCUil'ds re- ported 'M rescues durlng a weekead which aw U.ctner rrct- Udes than oo nelctt~or-ctty bolebea. Ll1enards aid 111e calm turf, which drCIIJPed to 4 teet, tooled swimmers 1Dto thtnk1nc the water was safe. There were 85,000 Ylsltors to Newport beacbes Moodily. The ~nest riptide actloo was near the Saota Ana RIYer moutb aDd betweeo 6th and 19th streets. LIFEGUARD INJURED Newport Beach llfeCQUd Tbomaa MacLatn suffered a l lll!bl bead lojury Monday WbeD be bll bottom wbllo Jrylog to rucue a ntmmer at 4Zlld St. beach. Marloe Safely Director Rob. ert Reed said that Weguard MaeLa.ln was rescuing a woman cJoee to the beach at 4 p.m. wben a wave took him to the bottom. Mr. MacLa.ln wasabt.towalk up to the beacb but was taken to the emerceacy room at Haag Hospital. He was released after m.lDor treatment. However, he woo't return to work this week. MRS. LOWELL SUCCUMBS Mrs. Fraoees E. Lowell, 84, of 436 E. 19th st., Costa Mesa, died Aug. 21 at Park Lido Con- valescent Hospital. Sbe was born Oct. 11, 1886,1n Mlssoust, a.od came to Orange County 2 years ago. LAGUNA BEACH SEE THE OCEAN FROM THIS THREE BEDROOM, TWO BATH HOME. BUILT IN SPANISH MOTIF - BEAM CEILING, TILE FLOORS, LAVA ROCK FIRE. PLACE, LARGE FAMILY R<X>M. ASSUMABLE LOAN. $55,000 • OWIIER AIIXJOIE •••• COM R-2 THREE BEDROOM OOME. DlNING ROOM, TWO BATHS, CARPETS, DRAPES, FIREPLACE. AND PLANS FOR AN ADDITIONAL UN IT. •••• CORONA HIGHLANDS LARGE LCri' -STREET TO STREET WITH OUTSTANDING VIEW, BUILD YOUR DREAM HOIEEIIIIII JANET PLESSINGER DIES Survivors Include a son, Juet Marilyn Plesslper, 38, ot t38 Fa.trwayPI.,CostaMesa, died Aug. 14 at Tustin Com· mUDlty Hospital. She was born. March 24, 1933, In MlnDeaota and came to Oraage County 8 years ago. She was a member of tbe Costa Mesa n ward ot Uae Church ot Jesus Christ ol Latter Day Salllts. Stln"IYOrs tnelude her bus. taod, Merle; a SOD, JOOD; 4 dauctaters, Mara Prlntt, Vtc. kle, Jllllll'tr and Mary J&De Pleiii.Dar., aU ot COIIta u: .. i b\r parBiti: Mr: aDd Mrs. liar. okl HtrDiiD o1 Ktn .. ICIG; 2 brothers aDd 5 sisters; aM ooe eraoddaugbter. FIIDI:I'U services were held Auc. 17 at Baltz Costa Mesa C'-1 wttll Blsbop Cbester 0 . Dewey oftlcia.Ung. lDtermeDt was at Paclllc VIew Memorial Park. Baltz Mortuary, Costa. Mesa,. was ln charge of ar- raDgemeots. BERNARD KLEBER DIES Bernard H. Kleber, 56, of 972-A W. l?th St., Costa Mesa, died Aug. 15 at his resldeoee. He was born Sept. 28, 1914, ln MlnDeaota, and came to Or. anee COUDty lZ years ago. Surrivora lllclude a tlrotber, Fred Kleber of MlnDesota; and 2 li.lters, Mary Kutzer of llll- oots and Helen Roua:s of Min-.. -. Gra•ee:lde servlceswer ebeld Auc. 24 at Sawtelle Natioaal Cemetery, Los Anp}es. Bell Broadway Mortuary was ID cbarp ot arraneemeots. PRII! WINNER SHOW Prlle·w1DidDc palntlnp will be displayed durlog S<plember at Costa Mea Art GaUertes, 513 Center Street. Workl lD all media are by Mra. Rlcbard lnenm, Clay Campbell, Mra. c. T. SaafDrd, Mn. S. L. Leyrer aDd Kra. Graysoo MeCartJ. Mrs. IDe· ram, past prelideat ot Cotta 111M Art t....pt, t. .S.mul- tutouly boldJDc a ODI•DWI now at CaUfonla Fedcal Sarillp ud LoOJI A-Uoo, Z'IOO 11arbo< BIYd.,C-IIoa. ABOARD ESCORT SHIP N&YJ Poll}' Ollie• Third CIUI Tboau II. Clark, -of Mr . ud Mro. H. "· Clark all 641 St.JamNitcod,CW!IIono, bU .._toe~ lor diiJ allolrd 1110 us.s. Soalple, -"' ... Mau'• ... oc .. eecort ._., -led .. Ptul -· Ro Ia a ....,_.. all 0raap C-Collqo. James of Florida; 4 daughters, Mrs. Dorothy Carbonell of F~rlda, Mrs. Norma Winston of Te.ras, Mrs. Mary Jane Nel- son ot Mlclllp.o alld Mrs. Sar- ann Church ot Costa Mesa; 11 p-ancchlldren aDd 21 great- p-andcblldreu. Funeral services were hekt Aug. 25 at BellBroadwa.yChap- el. loterment was at Harbor Rest Memorial Park. CLUB MAHACER David R. LUr.ara of Newp!X't SbQres bas beollaopoiDtedmao- apr of tbe Costa Mesa om.ce tor the Autom lie Club of Southern Calltor , an offt.ce sen1ng more 14,000 mem- bef.motorists in the area. He sJJCceeds Gllbe meU., man- apr sloce 19 wbo has been named reg:looa aoager tor the Club's Orao County reglooa.l ottlce. Mr. Laz is past.cbalr· man ot the s Angeles Hellrt Assn. and ha :Pd. oo the board of directors tor the United Way, United Crusade and YMCA. He alld his wife. lreoe, bave 4 children. BACK FROM TOHKIH Navy Petty Oftlcer Tblrd Class steve L. Badeo., husband of tbe tormer Miss Rosslynn G. Kosebe of 2700 Petersoo Way, Costa Mesa, bas returDed to his bomeport of Looc Belch, after a 6 moDth deploymeot to tbe Westen Paclfic. His shJp served as pos1tll'e tdeotltlcatioo radar adrlsory zooe (PIRAZ) eootrol sblp lnlbe Gulf of Toak1n and performed searcb aod rescue mlssioos 1n the Taiwan Straits. Durlnc the cruLse he visited Subtc Bay 1n the PhiUpplDes, Perth, Aus-traua aod Ita wall. READINESS TEST Navy Lleute~Wlt James L. WUll.ams, 900 of Mrs. Ela.lDe H11ttado of 213 WelleJleJ, Co- Ita ..... bas completed 2 weeks of summer trt.1A1.Dc wlth Rtsei'Te All Gri)C) 80 aboard ... ___ ... alrenll carrier u.s.s. Tleoadorop. Tbe mobUIIItloD of b18 re. Mn'e .U wu dulcDid to telt tbe. aperatloo&l rMdl-t II oftbe Nanlllr re..ne b"eeJ Ill tbe .,_. ot a .. tioDatemer.-c:J. Cttrl Dosh .. RAL.TO .. W-647.2 ...... n.·- 1730 W.''COAI lt'n. "·-.. ·- BJI:IIPLJI: BJI:ALJI:BTATJI: ltlliiii/!NJ'IAL AHD 8VSIHB$S PltOPEitTIIlJ •••POJr IHTilltBJTBD, PltOPBUIONAL COHSIDIIItAT/011 SB2 '~I RIAL lnATI 2S" 1. C:..ot Mwy., c.-o HI- t7f.21t1 BAYFIIONT -PO & Sl.f Newer 4 BR. 2 bath, Z.lllory home with lhako roof, dbl. alene frplc., livillg rm. a. oep. dlJ>. lng nn. overlook Big Boy, oecluded = area •lovely lawna. Lge. 2 car gar~ge. cond. 6: aome new carpeting. Our ezclu1ive IIIUng. $11115,000. Call lor app'L to abow. Coli : 67WI63 associated BROKERS REALTORS W. BALBOA BlVD. 180" View L..'RGE 4 BDRM, Z BA, FORMAL DINING, FAMAREA OFF KITCHEN. COMPLETELY HE-CARPETED, JIET PAINTED. LARGEST LOT IN EASTBLUFFI $49,500 W/OPTION TO BUY LAND. HURRY -- IMMEDIATE POO:ESSJON. {OPEN EVEIIIN<E) WE'RE REMODELING, Btrr WE'RE STILL ABLE TO SI!Rvk YOU. COME BY •.. OR PHONE US YOUR PROPERTY PROBLEMS. UAI.TOU lOll B. COA8T BW I., CORONA DEL MAR ·- ..-:: -· SEE TillS FOR "OOHS & AHHS". You can really stretch out 1n this 2,500 sq. ft. home with its 3 large bedrooms, 2 baths, HUGE BONUS ROOM, built-Ins, lush shag carpet- ing, newly painted. Excellent assum- able 6-1/2% loan. Owner anxious. VACANT. t $35,000. SH-H-H-FOUND A SLEEPER Absolutely beautUul 3 bedroom, 2-1/2 bath condominium; fireplace, built-Ins, located 1n the BLUFFS. Priced below the market. Compare at $37 AD AIIOGAm •aALro•• ,_,.__,, o.L--r .... ~. .... , 1121 EAST COAST HWY CDIIONA DaL MAR, """"'·! THIS IS POSITIVELY ---- THE BEST BUY -- --IN COSTA liE SA o 3 BEDROOMS o 1!\ lATHS o CARPETS o ORAPES oPATIO A OJTE LITTLE HOME FOR ONLY $23,500 ROY R. McCARDLE REALTOR 5411-7729 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I MLS SALES REPORT Sales through Multiple Listing Service of the Ne wport Harbor-Costa Mesa Board of Realtors totalled $54,014,053 tor the first half of 1971 -an average of $9 million · a month! In June 207 sales were made for $10.3 million, 364 new listings were processed, 54% were sold, 59% of sales were coopera- tive. List your property with a Realtor. I I I I I I I I I I I I 1 .1 I I I I I SERVICE· l Lindl IIIII Drive Lovely. new 5 BR. 41.2 ba. home wt water· front liv. rm. & din. rm. Oak paneled family rm. w;frplc. Master BR. w/silting area & fireplace. $179.500 ll Lind• Isle Dr i'tl'e Elegant new 5 BR. 4~: ba. home wf(ormal din rm . tam. rm .. wet bar. Impressive en· try court wtl6 ft. mahog. doors. $179,500 92 Lind• Isle Ori¥e Beaut. 5 BR 4 ba. home w/formal din. rrn . & family rm. :l Frplcs. Outside stairwa:y. Huilt·m gun cabinet & bookshelve~. $155.000 72 Lind• Isle Ori"e Open Sund•y Tradtlional 6 BR. 5'h ba. home on lagoon. w dock. 3 Car gar. Waterfront ilv. rm. &: formal dm. rm .. ~ep. family rm .. 2 master SR. suit~s. $200,000 F'urn .. $175,000 unfurn . WATERFRONT LOTS No 44 : 108 Ft. on water . No. i 6: 3 Car garage. Reduced lo No. 88 : 108 f't., with plans . ··~1.000 s 77.000 Sl45.000 For Complete lnform•tion On •II homes & lats, pi•••• ull: BILL GRUNDY, Realtor ' New location •t Entrance Te Lind• Isle -The lsla-..s llfit. .J.<l BAYSlOE DR., SUITE I, N.l . 675-6161 ....................... PeLt Barrell /Galt, ptw~~ BALBOA PENINSULA 52 FOOT PRIME BAY FRONT With unique home, pier and float. • • • OFFER NEEDED on 70 toot choice peninsula property with 4 bedroom home. • • • $46,000 WILL BUY this 3 bedroom nome with guest house on 45 foot lot. • • • PLUS MANY MORE Offktt 0,. s. ...... , a In • .,.. PETE BARRETT REALTY 1605 w .... , Dr .. N.L 642-G» , COM DUPlEX -$41,!51 2 B~rnnm ~ up. 1 bedroom down. btautdul Pn m.~ettl.!'. •100 5 BR. -5 BATHS ..., POOL Camen S:hnrp~ ''If'\\ l''llh sJif UJ:runou~ 4400 sq ft tncl ur\t~ fnrmal dm & famllv nn~ \q•t hRr blln. lotch . raroeted ' draped 2 Frrlr(. 4 car .u raai. •116 s i :12 ono. HOME SHOW IEALTORS JS3S F-c-H;p .. 7 marrner EXCLUSIVE WIT H BAY & BEACH NATIONAL MULTI LIST square apartments ANNOUNCES THE AVAILABILITY OF I"'''LL 67~3000 COMPLETE DETAILS TWO ANO THREE BEDROOM UNITS FOR ADULTS DESIRING TO LIVE AMIDST BEAUTY BY THE S£A IN THE PRESTIGIOUS WESTCLIFF AREA OF NEWPORT BEACH ........ FROM $230 For lnfol'lnlltlon telephone Mr. Robert M. Buclder, M•n•ger at (714) 645-0252 or writ• to The Office Of The MaMger, M•rlner .. ,.. Ap•rtmenta, 1244 lrYine A"""' Newport lleecll, CaiHomla 12184 • • &AIU&E SET UP I u pe ...... ~~~ .... -.... -1111 -1101 ... 10 1 , ••• lllo do1 .. ••'II .-lllt7VF .. .-I brdln 1M coU.C:U. utaU.Y ~ ........ •• , • ..,. .............. ..., n. CJI'4•ec. allofttiMI<tlf -.. 0111 "' lllo -. • no 11-lloodl C!ll ~ "' lrM Umbo, brwiiM, UII'OIIT IIAMDR Elllfll FIRST I(CliO!J --P• 5 li!URSOAY, AUG. H, ltll CO ROllA DEL 11M, CAU f • 7 concerts scheduled c~ ,._ lo-·-llodp .-.. ud llmllor .... lac_, llclll u-...co lerlalai>Jplaelqtllomlll- _..,... ''e:artlaP ,..,_. Uld coataiDin lD IUCb a ....., colllop " IIIII ~Ia !Ill IIIli tllo Ud CU be MCai'Od ud ow...C of dirt loorH ...... lbe cooltal1 msy bo rlldllJ lbe Tbo IIIII .-trt -ol or 'IFblteqr ..:.0 tbt • tmptletl, They may allo be Oruce eo.tJ PbUbu- ne orcbuce wb!e:-!:~ placed on tbe a:roUDd at the mOille SociltJ will prueat S •UJ proridM ' colleeUoo place tr tbeJ ue WCI'~..Jlmo. orct.tru, 5 from tbt old oj::_,~--=-MellrtlY Ued With cord lDto celebrated CODitiactorl, &Dd I a&Det, at.o reQUirta IM.t per: , buodlea 4 feet or less to ltn&th. ~~Ill lD 1 .~r.. IIOU Wbo place r"-t COQ 18 1Dcbes tn diameter, aDd aot cuts are ..-~~ Ud 10 ta1otr1 out tor coU.CUoD aii IUote thaD 50 pouDds tn fttcbt; oa ... today, Aq. at. 1'bly rtiDO'I't tbtm b'om pablc ,1,. or they may be placed to card-:,'a!:s purofts.bued 10~ :'~btl by 7 a.m. tbe t.uowtac day. It board cartons haYing the arne 81 c N ce, • out also problblQ tH lac1a 1 1tr.e Umltatlons. ctnraJ, twPOI1 S.cb. YOUNG CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS trom the Newport-Balboa tbe CC)I!biNJ's out ~ coL:. Co~c~~er action MoDCb.y tbe tb~bl~~c'br~~ area are atteDdlng the 9th blermial ChristtaoSclencecollere Ch h _ • INTRODOCED an ordl· estra, Erlcb LetudortcOD:Nct- orp.n.lzation meeting in Boston, being held Aug.26.28at the urc -News nanef cbangtng the redeftning \De. Five coaeerta bJ the Loa C llristian Science center. Tbe local contingent lnci!Jdes, front the boUDdaries of the coUDC1l· .\nples Pbllharmoale w1Jll)l. row, left to right, advisor Susanne Gauthier, Vicki White, . ma.nJc districts of the city, low, ZubLD M~ta CODdacUDC Kathleen Crawford and Nancy Sawver·, bock row, BIU The L..,.ran Cbur b t ••· • AWARD Dec 2 ........ U 7 ·--' Apr11•1 -~ c o "'""' "Ooee to die," wbJcb portrays ED a cootract to • • ._ • au.a • • Simmons, Thomas Greene, Larry Ramp, Don Ramp andsten Kaster, 2900 Pacltlc VIew o-: ., a ~ ot people 011 a plane Yo-Mar Construction c o for Oa..ntel Bu'eobolm will be p.t Ramp, The theme at the meeting Is '' But what of ourselns --Harbor VIew Hills __ "The tbat 11 abott to crash. Tbe play $3'7,235 to r e1oeate and· en-~tor Jaa. 2! aM Gertard our Urnes and obligations?" HolY Spirit · and 11fe" 1s the ns written by Ralph Inns, large the storm drain andre. ~.a.muel, asaoclate coDiluctor ot Gas Co. to Close OHI"ce sermon topic of Dr. William memher of the church. place the existing sewer force the orcbestra, wtll cooduet Eller for the 9 and '11 a.m. • • • main that serves a portloo ot Warcb 11. The CleYeti.Dd Or- services this Sunday. The eon-st. AodreY's Presb)'terta.n Shore CUffs and cameoShores. ebeltra, Rafael KubeUII: COO· The Newport Beach office ol charge ot th~ Newport Beach crep.tloa will meet at l:SOp.m, Cburcb, 600 st. Andrew's Rd., • ADOPTED a resolutlones-ducUng, will close the serte1 the Southern Cautorol.a Gas Co. offlce, will receive a new as-SUDday to take part in "opera-cwr Haveo --Dr. Ct.rles tabllshing a 2-hour pa.rkiDgUme May 31 · wlll close at the end ot the slgnment as head ot the surta tlon outreach." lnvitations will Dterentleld wtll preach at 8, llmlt, trom 8 a.m. 1o 6 p.m., Plano soloists are Raphael Sept. 24 business day, district Ana otrlce. Her present assls-be left at every Dome in the 9:30 and 11 a.m. Stmday 00 except Saturdays Sundays and Orozco wtth Danlel Barenbolm manager Jim Decker announced tant, Mrs. Marlys Jory, wtulmmediate vicinity of the "What's your excuse for Uv-holidays, on both sides of 16th aDd Uartba Arger lch with Ger. yesterday. be transferred to the district church. ing?'' St., between Babcock st. and hard Samuel. He said that this decision is headquarters office in Laguna • ' • • • • • Placentia Ave., West Newport AU concerts will be played the result of the centralization Beach, The First Baptist Church of Christian Scleace Churches Heights. at OC-Irvtne, Crawford Hall. program uodertakell bj' the Gas Mr. Decker sa.ld that a new Costa Mesa, 301 Magnolia St., --Today's interest-1n divine • CALLED BIDS for 3 p.m. Co. to Increase etnciency tn location tor r eceiving gas bill at Santa Aoa Ave.-· Dr.James heiUng will be explored In this Sept. 7 tor reconstructing the PAHCAK E FE ED SE T taking orders, dtspatchlng fteld payments has been set ~ 1n Combs will preach at 11 a.m. SUD:Iay's lesson sermon on Fernleaf Ave. bulkhead andre-The Corona del Mar Kiwanil persoonel and handllDgbUllng. Newport Beach --at the Market Sunday on "Why I beUeve the "CIIrlstJesus."Servtcesareat Jated street Improvements In ChW has scheduled Us anoual The Gas Co, opened its Or-Basket, 3100 w. Balboa Blvd. Bible Is the Word of God." 9 anr1 10:30 a.m. In Newport Cllt .. Cove, Corona del M.u. paoc;all:e t.'eall:fast for Saturdly OLDge County ottlce in Santa. Ana Other Harbor area locations are At 8 p.m. Suoday, the Christian Beach, 11 a.m. 1n Costa Mesa., • CALLED BIDS for 3:30 morning. Sept, 18. This Is the DRAPERY SERVICE COMPLETE DRAPERY SERVICE EXCLUSIVELY WITH A WRITTEN GUARANTEE 540-1366 642-0270 HOW--· RADIO DISPATOI !D TRUCKS SERVING ALL ORAH GE COUNTY 2~-OFF roo '"" V7W &.CAU Y In 1911, expaOOed ln 1914 to Crown Hardware, 310'7E. C01.st Players ot the First Baptist aDd 10 a.m. 1n Harbor VIew p.m. Sept. 7 for reconstruction major tuDil eveat of Fullerton and Anabeim, es-Hwy,, Corona del Mar; M;..rket Cburch will present the play, HUls. of the existing storm dn1n tbe elub, Ktnn-:~~: 1;Je::O~~~ea~h ~~ :!~~i·!975=e:lYd~ DR TOHILL . DIES AT S6 ~:e:r ~!:tr~ Bl~~·: ~e:; p:_~m~~~~!:.J~~~==================== Palm St., Balboa, movlngtothe 1816 N.:!'oQOI't Blvd,, C~ • westerly side of Coroiil del BRENT present location at 3111 New -Mesa. Relnert's also bas been Survivors 1Dclude h1 wtl Mar State-City Beach Park at J BENNETT port Blvd. in 1960, designated as the 1oeatlon for Dr. Gaylord Tohill, 56,ot43'7 2 s e, the easterly jetty • Mb;o; Dllsy Grinnage oow In late payments. E. Bay St., Costa Mesa, died Alberta; ckulfJters, Mrs. Tajl. • APPN'JVED ~ request fbr • Aug. 19 at Costa Mesa Mem-Hughes andMrs,PamelaKoroe, a harbor permu by Robert NEW SPEED LIMITS SET orlal Hospltai.HewasbornFeb. aDd a 100. G&ylord TohiU Jr., Uuder to revise tile ex~st~nc 12, 1915, in Oh.lo, and came to all of Costa Mesa. harbor permit by the addition Orange County 26 years ago. Funeral services were held of OLD 18 toot by 20 toot float H had ~ ted 111 edt 1 Aug, 23 at Westcutt Chapel An ordinance chang:l.ng and zones on s~rlor Ave.; Jam-e .,... .. ra s m ea with the Rev, Thomas Krump and the reJoeatton ot the ramp establishing prima t.lele speed · boree Rd . from Bayside Dr. to practice at 567 W. 19th St., of the Metbodlst Church and bayward of 305 N. star Lane, limits ln various areas of the E. Coast Hwy.; Eastbl.rl'f Dr. Costa Mesa, since 19-48. He was Dover Shores. city was Introduced by the New-~om Bliia St. southerly to a charter member of the New-the Elks Lodge otflclatlng. In-• APPROVED 1 harbor per port Beach Ctty CouncliMonday Jam~·Jree Rd.; Marguerite Ave. port Harbor Elks Club. terment was at Harbor Rest mit request by Edgar Pwe ~ night. trom 5th Ave. to Sa.n Joa.quln J • Cemetery. construct a bulkhead along a The ordinance would estab-Hills Rd.; Weslclllt Dr. trom UICe stands reprl"eved portion of the soutllerly prop~ Ush a 40 mile an hour limit Dover to Irvine Ave.; Irv1De erty liM of his property at on PaUsades Rd . trom Jam-A ,e, trom Westclltf Dr. to a 2727 Shell St., China Cove, boree Rd. to M1cArthur Blvd .; Jlo.)int 826 feet oorthotMar!ners "The orange juicestandswtll Mr. Badham's "orange juice Corona del Mar. ANNOUNCES THE OPENING OF HIS NEW ·SHOP FEATURING Environmental Stoneware CUSTOM HIGH F l RE STONEWAR E DESI GNS o PLANTE RS o AR CHI TECTURAL MURA L S t LA MPS 700 CAR;-,ATION AVE.-675-1663-CORONA DEL MAR I 20% DISCOUNT with This Ad I on i:h : · Dr . trom West Coast Dr.; Irv1De Ave. trom Santiago stay ·-at least for 5 years,.. bill." • PA!>.l Ell to second read- Hwy, to Westcliff Dr .; on East-Dr. to the northerly city Umtt · so stated Assemblyman Robert Because of legtslaUon en-In& on Sept. 13 an ordinance bluff Dr, trom Blxia St. north-and santa Crut Dr . ' E. Badbam {R-71 Assembly) acted last yea r, 2 orange fulce that would in some cases re- erty to Jamboree Rd.; on S:o~.n A 30 :nile OLD bour zooe 15 trom his Newport Beach office, stands on the Coast Hwy. be-duce the required off-street J oaquln Hills Rd. between Mar-established on the west stde of with the sliDing tnto law bJ t.eeo Corona !HI liar aOO La-parldng for otllce and com-J guertte Ave. and MacArthur Dover from w-asteutt Dr. to Governor Reap:an of AB 2938, IUDi S.cb would have breeD .m~er=c:la:l:bul::ld:ings~.====~~===============~~~~~~~~~~~~~=~ Blvd.; on Ne·.vport Center Dr. Irvine Ave.; oo 16th St., trom forced out of business tar in r East and Newport Center Dr. Irvine Ave. to Dover Dr.; on f ~ l advaoceofprojectedcllangeand W>:!st. Bayside Dr, trom Carnation • • • 0 !101:18 deveq,ment of the area, This A 45 mile an hour zone is Ave, to Muguerlte Ave.; and action would have deprived John estabUshed on Newport Center 5anta Rosa Dr . note Carter and Joseph Ochsle of D~·tve, and 35 mile an hOur their Investment and means of ay PEG UveUbood, so M r, Badham ln- ----~-------trodueed AB 2938 to allow the W:,~stcllfr's Andy Carey, for-stands to remain for another l!~~~ mer Yankee and Dodger star, ttve years. opeoed the "old timers" ex-hibition ...... u pme Friday AIR CALIFORNIA GETS Dlc!Jt at the An101 Sladlum with SACRAMENTO FLIGH TS a double. He set a good e:r-Tbl PubUc UUUtles Com. ample and the oJd.ttme Yanks ·mlllioo told Air Calllor.oia P. G . Neumann Christian School OF THE FI RST BAPTIST CH URCH OPENINGS IN SOME CLASSES KINDERGARTEN THRU 8TH GRADE Call 548-2840 or 548-1733 Santa Ana at Magnolla, Costa Mesa SAUCERMAH SCHOOL ORANGE COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS WHERE THE I'IOGitAM FITS THE CHILDI hies l tnp I nn H. s.er-. Ed. o. Ttlt,_. s• •11 __, MI-17SI (o¥t.) I NROLL -'011 'ALL MARINERS CHURCH Dr. M Aldllclt, ftt -lila TL D .... """' l1lliU Tboolollctl lnwiJ-iJ:O:!'"' T-lalllo-..,....,...noa.... -~~~ ,,.,, .. ,.....lid .............. yt•tW- 0 .... t;OI A.JL .... A.IL ·-A.IL ·'···· ,...., ... U1J L eGA IT MWT ., COIOMA_DIL IIAA beat the Anrets 8 to 0. Tueld&y U..t Jt can inittate the • • • tlrst-tver ooo.top fU&btl from Diana Barrett Is Doml! from Ora.nce County Airport to Sac- Arpatina, where she spent part ramea.to. ot tbe summer vlaitin&thefa.m-Tbe POC authorlled 4 IU,tltl ily that were visitors 1n New-trom tbe Oranp County Atr .. port Harbor earlier lbls year, port to the ltate capttol, 2 ot Tbls Ia a real cetttnc aqtatnted ~them oooltop aDd 2 of them Y1& people to people arraacement. S&D Jott. Sbe la the daughter oUilr, aDd. Tbe MI'Yice Is tJ;~teted to W:ra. Pete Barrett of CUff Ha-start Stpt. II. •••· • • • RUTH LUEDER DIES Lloyd Jotm10n of Baycrest 11 Rutb A. LUP'!tr, 84, of 259 home trom thehoiPltala.Ddcon-Alberta Pl., Costa Mea, cl1ed Y&leiClDI from a severe attack Auc. 23 at C~lltr)' Club Con .. of something that was ttnaUy valoeent Hoapital, Santa AM, d::&poeed as the nu. Other She ftJ born Sept, 16, l88tl, member• of the fa.mlly tave lD PiDDQlnltla aDd came to been UDder the weather, too OraJp County 3 years a co. (~ It's such Dot weather to Gruelide nrvlcea will be be urxJer). held at 11 a.m. Friday, Aug, • • • 27, at Gnlld Vie·" Mt~mcrlal Hela:le Joy of Associated Put, Gleodi.Je, Bl.ltJ Mot- Realtors pulled down mo.t ot tua.ry, Costa Mesa, 1a in charet the Realty Board prlses tor of ura.nceme•lt•. JUb'. Sbe made a cleau I'W'eep o! top ales aDd lo!> llst!Jip CLARENCE McCAL L Dl E ~ for multiple llstln& real estate Clartoce c McCall, 68 of 1n July botb ln doUar volume 1965 Pomooa' An., Apt. 'ts, a.Dd UDI.t sales. Costa Meal, died Aug. 21 at ---'L!:.I~G,A,>L!:..!:MO~l1~C!:.I!!__ Boac Memorial Roopllal. Mr. W:cCaU ns born Aua:. 4, 1903, N011CE Or' PUBUC HEARlNG in otlaboma a.Dd came to Or- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN &Dce Cowty 6 years &&D. that tbe CitJ Council ot the San'tTOrs loclude bJs wlle, CltJ ol Newport Beach Yillbold MuperUe; a JOn, stanley of a pubUc taearinc recardtnC IP-West CO't'iDa; a brother, Theo. peal of Cul J. Kymll. trom tbe dort; aM Z p-&Ddcblldreu.. dectaon of the P&o.nlrlc Com.. FaDtral senicH were m-d~orlJIC ~ A•r-Z4 al Bell~~~~~~[' ameodmeat No. Z91wblcbwoaJd el.latermeat ns have created the lower Newpol't btrd Cemetery, Bay ClYte Dlltrtct aDd eetab--Beach. ---tor ~tal olllee ud mull!. OWEN RICE SUCCUMBS llmiiJ r..-1 UD!Ia wlllllo 0..0 R!eo, 10, ol 1$1 Col- aid dlllrlet, loe Ill., !lo-t -... -IIOTICE II HEREBY FIJR. AI(. U at Rooc .... Ia! He THER GIVEN IIIli tllo aid (lib. -bol'lllo!J II ••• IDT .. Uo lloorioc wiD be llold ,. tllo -Ud ...;.. to' 0n011o tlllldo1olfi<IIIO-.It'7l,at c.-, 10 ,.. • .., 80 wu 1111 -ol 7:10 p .II. 1.1 tllo • -.... ..,.;..--l>_ c-c_, "111o Clf1 --~~ -II' .., HlD ol lllo CltJ o1 llnport a..at -•lollaJtoo.l*o, -. Calli., at ---.... ,..,.. :::.~a::::.~-= .:::--·-wiD .. ---.... ._ ""-..._.. Put, , 7 .... -- «J0 MAGS IN STOCK Cltr Clort, Cft1 ol 117, C.. -11 1o -.a L 4 11t.._. ll•r 5 I., .. ____ _ I Coast Hi way, Corona del Mar -Phone673-2303- DV LOP TWIN I!L TS LYESTER & FIBERGLASS BELTS 40.000 MILE GUARANTEE TREAD PREM IUM WEAR TUB E.LESS ,, c 78 ·14 E 78 -14 '7 8 ' 3117 F 78 ·14 F 78 -15 IX. TAX Ll• 3317 G 78 -14 IX. TA }; 2.1f G78 ·15 3517 H 78 -14 I)C, TAX 1.fl H 78-15 Sports Car Tires Dunlop Radial 165-15 only IX. TAX 1.tJ TUBELESS Car TIRES .,. 560 X 14 560 X 15 560 X IJ 510 X 15 'IIOX1 2 'IIO XIJ I I. TAil ... • 1.11 • ' l()( COSTA MESA COlONA DIL CALIP. Chorale auditions set Adtioal for tbe lniaeKu-posed ot Steve Morris, prest-ter Chorale will be bekl Sept. dtot; Vllla Williams and Dennis 11, 12, aM 11 lD tlte ebora.l Blaoebud, vice presidents; nom at Core.. del Kar bleb Thomas c. Moore, seeretary- aebooJ.. •ecordl.Dc to Mra. Vtaa tr•surer; Or. Allard, Rita William.. &udltiou coordiDa-Major, Bar tara D:>aaldson, Sis- tor, llld are opea to 1*'10111 ter Theresa LaMetterey, and ·wt;o ba1e bad elteui" eboral David MeUlU, tiPU'ieDce. Tbooe Jotereotod latrylllcout lor a cbor&luolpmoot llbould LEGAL HOTtCE call W-0251 tor an audition F -11532 ttme or write to P.O. Boz FICTITIOUS: BUSINESS NAME 4174, lrYIDe, CaUl. 91M4. The STATEMENT leleeted. crcq, ot s!Dprs wlll The followtog person is doing meet torrebeuala8'f'eryMon-business as: Newport Nutrition, day wen1Dg, becbmf..agSept. 20 149K Riverside Avenue, New- from '7:15 to 10 p.m. port Beach, CaUtornia: Mark Cbon.le rehearsals and,per-Salta, 919 West 18th street, tormances wlll again be under Costa Mesa, Calltornia 92627, tbe dlrectioD of Di, Maurice Th.ls business Is being coo- Alll.rd, associate protesJOr of dueted by an individual. BALBOA BAY CLUB'S Glen Turnbull (left) aoc1 Newport muale at UCL Added to the Signed: Mark Sa.tra. Beach Tennis Club's Jimmy Shepherd examine schedule of staff as associate cooductor ls This statement flied with the events for Pacific Southwest senior tennis tournament to Dr. Joaab Kliewer, dlreetor of county clerk of Orange County be held ln Orange County for the first time. The tourney is R~A~i!~: their llrlt ofllclal faD mtltlncStpt.ll are boll'd members of the music "at st. ADdrew's Pres~ on : July 12, 1971, by Beverly open to seniors trom 35 to 70 and older; entry deadllne Is newly formed View Hills Committee of tbl Orabp County Philharmonic Society. b)'!.erlan Church In Newport J. Maddox, deputy county clerk. August 27. Both Balboa Bay Club and Newport Beach Tennis 111 •· ••• 1 t Clustered around their president, Mrs. Ga-ud C. Butlu nu, are board members, left Beach. PubUsh: Aug. 5, 12, 19, 26, Club will host the ten day event, trom Sept. Uthru 19. .. to right, Mrs. A. John Reichle, Mrs. A. Do-.ld GotdeU &Dd Mra. Milton w. Patteraoo. The Irvine Master Cborale''s 1971, In the Newport Harbor .,...,......;:· They are boning 141 on thell" music 81JPrectatloa tritb a ·~~~~~!!!..!~~I!'O. __ •~I~ne~-~m~e~m~be~r~bol~r~dl__t:IB~co:".m~--E:_ns~lgn~. ----------------------------~~~~;,;:;::;~:;::;~,~ Mrs. Bostiaanse heads new Philharmonic unit Harbor VIew Hills Pb.llha.r- mooic Committee joins the Or. anp County PhUharmonlc So- ciety as the oewest of Its 28 women's committees. This new gro~. with a charter membership of 28, has formulated plana lor nezt year and has establlshed goals. These will be threefold • ~ motlllc lnd!Yidual solt-en<lcl>- meot ln tbe musical ft.tld, ft.. nuclal IUIIPOrt ot tbe Orup COIIII!y Pbllbarmoolc Socloty thtou&fl coattnaoee ftmd doaa- tiona llld ~ a fuDd- ralslllc beoellt, &Dd promollnj: trleDdahjp llld IOeitllet1Yitiel. Meetlnp will be beldlnmem- bers• bomes oo tbl ltCODI1 Tuudll.y of eacb mOIO,Illd w1ll feature musical procnma or lectures. HllbUII>tiD& the year will be a IOC;Ial Christmas meetlllL lncludiD& a 118100&1 program a.Dd caroling, aDd. a Sprlllc fiiD<I-ralsiD( .. eot. Tbe ne:d meetJ.ac wt.ll be Sept. 21 at tbe Basttaanw borne, r.rrs. Gerard c. Bastfaanse has been cboleo presldeot. A Dative of NIW' Jersey, lbt was cn<lllllod from Vuar Collop tritb a decree 1n ebtmiltrJ ud atteated medical ICbool lor I years prior to mari")'IDf her a.ttorDey buat:ud. Mrs. Bu- tiaa.Dse was formerl:J' a eolwn- DI.It trtth the MaUbu Tlmes, press secretary of tbe JunJor Ebell of Los AD&oleo, &Dd oer- ved on the RepubUcan State Central Committee. other o1Deers are Mrs. Charles F. Wade, 1st riee president -~ 1oclal; Mrs. War. reo Toman, 2Dd viet prtlldtrlt --ways aDd meau; Mn. Joa- eph A. Coleuba.ueh, eecrttar)'; &Dd Mrs. James H. QtdDa, trMIUJ"tr, Beard mtmbtu art Mrs. W. Jamtt Starboacb ami Yr1. A, Joba Rtlcblt, conttrwDCe fbnd; Mr1. Robert P, Sm1tb., procram; Mra. Rlcbtrd K. Sla.J- toD. aDd Wli.U&m F. strcq:~,~ Uclty; Mrt. 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R.,...lwlte4 "-DIQStOM M ... •lu, 1M H~. Pl .. ._ Mhlflo.-..11,, Mln11. • aeknowttdtiDC Jelus "a t.Heher •-rut whW:tl il bom or the C!01D1 from Ood." Hil faltb wu Splrtt .. tplrtL .. Joeeph had above--average intelligence, but when he was about seventeen yean of age aome- thing happened to him: he found God for him- self. Joseph ·had• an experience with God that transformed and changed his life. Many of my readers are between the ages of 16 and 20. You are at the age of commitment. You are trying to decide in your life about sex, marriage, vocation, religion; all of those deci- sions are usually made before the age of 23. So the years from about 17 to 23 are the most im- portant years of our lives. What are you going to do about Christ 1 What we do about Chriet - what we are going to do about eternity-may be decided in that period. Joseph made his decision : to put God first, to serve God; and God honored him. But the mO- ment he made hi!!l decision he was faced with oppoeitiqn. The moment you make your decision for J esus Christ, the world, the fte sh and the ·devil declare war on yoU. It is not easy to follow Chris t . Enemies come immediately within your soul to try to trip you up and tempt you and get you off the track. That's the reason it is 80 im- portant to read the Scriptures every day, to spend time in prayer, to witn~ss for Christ , and to fellowship with othe r believers. I am glad that ac'\'oss North America prayer groups a nd Bible stUdy groups are springing up where people can have fellowship with other Christians. Joseph had opposition. His brothers opposed him, they laughed at him, they called him a dreamer. And you are going to have opposition when you come to Christ. Joseph was tried and tempted from every direction. There wa11 the trial of envy and hate. His brothers decided t o kill him. but Reuben. the eldest brother. inter- vened. So instead of killing him t hey threw him into a pit, and then they sold him to a caravan of Ishrnaelites on the way to Egypt. Joseph be- carne a slave. The Bible says all of us are slaves to sin/Peo- ple are yelling, "Freedom, freedom now, we want freedom!" You a re not free unless you come to Jesus Christ. The only free people in the world a re those in C hrist. "Ydu will know the truth, and the truth will make you free." Christ is the Truth. You can't be free without him. There is no s uch thing in this world as total freedom apart from God. J oseph became a slave down in Egypt, but he resolved to become the best and the most useful slave in the whole land. The Bible says that God blessed Egypt for Joseph's sake. I believe God blesses many a nation because of a minority in it who know and love the Lord 'Jesus Christ. Isaiah the prophet said, "Except '"th'e Lord of hosts had left unto us a very small remnant, we ehould have been a! Sodom. and • ... Gomorrah." In other word!, judgment would already have fallen upon the nation of brMi had it not been fo r those who remained faithful. God's people become the salt and the light that pre~erve society. Joseph survived the attack of adversity. He wa~ a slave in Potiphar's house, owned com- pletely by Potiphar, the captain of Pharaoh's guard. Think of it, the son of a wealthy rancher. now a slave of an army captain! But Joseph wa~ true to the God of his fathers. There was the test of temptation. Now, temp- tation is not a sin. Sin is yielding to the temp- tation. Everybody is tempted every single day by the devil. What happen~ in our lives depends on who wins the battle of temptation. Tempted to take dope. yes. you will be. rr you are going to t ry to live for Christ, the devil is going to see that some of it is brought across you r path. We have t remendous sex urges within us, and the stimulation coming from the society in which we live. You will be tempted in this area, and you will be tempted beyond that which you can bear-unless Christ is in your heart. But if 'Yo u meant evil against me; but God mea nt it for good' C hrist is in your heart. he will give you power tn resist the temptation. You say, "But I have already yielded to the temptation. What am I going to do?" Give your life to Christ and Jet his blood cleanse you from sin and give you new power to say "no" to t he tempter tomorrow. If you don't, the Scripture says, "Be sure your sin will find you out." The odds were great against Joseph. He was a full-blooded young man. Pot iphar's wife saw t hat J oseph was handMme. Here he was, about twenty years of age, in her home as a slave. Her hus band traveled a great deal in military mat- ters, so s he tempted J oseph. Joseph had the courage to ~y "no" even though he was far from home and nobody would ever have known. His des ire was strong, but Joseph had made a commitment to God at the age of 17. He decided to keep it all h is life, no matter what happened : and God honored him and blessed him. When Potiphar's wife reached up and grabbed his coat and tried to ,.cet him in bed with he r, J oseph made this great Atatement that helped to change the history of the world : "How can I do this great wickedneM and 11fn againet Cod?'' And he ran. That'll how you handle the devil : get away from him. Rellillt the temptation. That'e what Jooeph did, and he left h•• coot behind. Poti- phar's wife lied about him, and u a result he went to prison for several yean. I imagine that when he wu in prlaon, there came a \enib&t temptation to diocoura,.ment. "Ha, lla! I.-ph, look at you. Why, you could be there willl POtS- pilar rirbt now ; you could be OM of Pba1'110h'a favoritea. You would be dlnln11 ip die palaeo, but here you are in a dun...,n. ~ to MI"V1! God r· That' I the way the ~-But Jooeph kept hi1 inl4rrit7 oven In prllcm; be wu true to God, true to hla faith, and God hcmoncl him and bh111d him. ID .,n-J'*Pia llllde ltlelldo witll lllir jMior ..... witll-ofllle ,_ p~ .... _ still a young man, onl7 SO Je&n of ap. He had been in prison a Jontr time, foreotten. I im&aine he thought at timea that bia life wu Ullleu; many times he may have reftecied that perhape it would have paid to go along with Potiphar'a wife. But he !tayed true. God wu watchin.-. I want to say to you, young man or you.na woman, when you say "no" to the devil, God ie watching, and God is going to promote you. Every time you say "no" to the devil, God ie going to pay you back a thouundfold. God wu watching Joseph. He didn't have his picture on television, his name wasn•t in the bright Hahts, he was just a prisoner in Pharaoh's prison, but God had not forgotten him. One day when Pharaoh had dreamed a dream that he couldn't interpret. he heard that Joseph could interpret dreams, and he sent for him. Joseph came before Pharaoh and interpreted the dream, and Pharaoh said, "Put the finest robes on him." And he took off his own ring and put it on Joseph's hand. Pharaoh took off his own jeweled chain a nd put it around Joseph's neck. He said, "Bring my chariots; from now on JO- seph will ride in the seeond chariot." And Pha. raoh made him prime minister of Egypt, to be responsible for storing food for the famine pre- dicted in Pharaoh's dream. When the famine came to Israel and there seemed to be no way for Jacob's family to sur· vive, the sons came to Egypt for corn and wheat, and who s hould be there but Joseph! In the midst of prosperity, J oseph remained true and firm. There are a lot of people who depend upon the Lo rd w hen things are going badly. But when things a re going well, they often forget him. J oseph served God as a slave, he served God in prison, and he served God in prosperity. He served God all the way till the end of his days. No wonder that God honors him with chapter af- ter chapter in the Scriptures! Then the mystery of God's plan for his life was at last made plain. Sometimes life doesn't make sense at all, but let me tell you, if you are in Jesus Christ, God is wor.king out a plan. Everything counts. Joseph's brothers came, and he said to them , "You meant evil against me [when you sold me into slavery], but God meant it for good." Thanks be to God! The things that look as if they are going to tear our little world apart wor k out to his glory. touDded upon the mlrae* be bM -.a Mua perform. ..... totla him -hotleally tbal tatth In Hlm u a worter or tnlradtt II inluttkleDL Wbat ht -II juotlfyln( faith, 1 -InC IPMit WfOUiht Ia tht IOUI by Ooct, a radical chantt or heart. • ~u.. act ot God wtlhl• the toul, a blrth trom abo.e. Without thll a man .. cannot .. the ll:lntdom or God" nor "enter Into the ll:lllfdom ot God." ..,.hat whkh il bom of the net.h • 1\et.h." We were born of the Raah when we entered tbll workl. By thb birth we aft dntul and corrupt. Obli,ed to Say Each ot us b oblipd to uy with Davkt , "I waa lhapen In Iniquity; and In sin did my mother conceive me." In the nem there dwells no food thinJ. The motloru: of the n..h aN tor ~elt, not tor God; the natuN of the workinl ot the tlesh h tor evil, not for rlJhteousnea; lhe aftecUons of the fttosh are for the thinp ot earth, not for the thlnp ot heavH; the purpoees of the Oesh are to retllze temporal, not eternal values. The flesh is enmUy aplnlt God; it always wu, Is now, and forever will be opposed to Him and His WIYL There Is no wey to A Now Lifo W• mutt hr(• a new lift. It " to ao Mall that .. put forth atrort to cb.... the n.t.y Mtu .. , WI ftlll bi!N I DI'W aature, wttb DtW afftedON. MW prtnelpte.. ..w pu.-., n.c:. tbll .,. Ia tbe n.h cennot .,-. Goct. Fa.t.a ud b 1 ood caaaot laherU the kiJifdom of God. Blrlll Ia 1111 bttianlat ot Utt, and we JDUI& h au a htft•ly life, • lift c:otNnc fro• God. We mull beeoml uota..r belat in order t.eo to be able to ... or undentand, the DatuM of the klqdom ot beaftft. Tbe second birth ll not wroUfbt by our owa will nor by any power or wt.dom we htve. It Ia • birth "not of blood, nor ot the wtU or tbe _jleeb, nor or lhe will or man. buf'ot God." By Hll b'"-1 Splrlt, God worb In ut thlt mylkoriout new c:rMtioll and leta ua 1~nc on the way that lndt to eternal happl.-. with Him in beewea. ''God 10 lowed the world, tbat be cave Mt only .,.otten Son, that who1oner beUnelh In him 1houJd not perilh, but ha.e nertuUnc lite." (From "95 Brief TaJII:a for Various Oc~atlon1,'' Baker Booll:houa.e, Grand Repidl, Michie an.) 7JVO MINIITES ~~-- "ifN 1NE ~I~L£ .,. CCMNIUUI I . ITAao ,. .... -·-...... IOQirr atiCAIKI, IUMOII 606&1 MORE THAN CONQUERORS I'll never forget a little book that Dale Evans Two boys rtaht In a back alley. every bettte dronaer than •hen he went in. Only the Chriltlan can say with res•rd to th41 h•ertKhes and disappointments, the stck· ness, the difficulties and obala· ct•. that crou hit peth: "Ney, In ell theM thinp we ar• more l~n conquerors, throu&tl Him thM lOved us" (Rom. lt37). RogerM wrote, entitled Angel Unaware. Roy and Fists tty. Shouts ao up from the Dale Rogers were blessed with a baby girl in other kidsstandin& by. ··Give it to their home, but the little one was retarded and ··ml let 'im have itl" died at the age of two years. Dale wrote a book Finally on• of the two walka about her and said that the baby had brought ••av with • cocky b .. rln&. held her and Roy closer to the Lord. The baby had art<! snoulde" w..alnl. He ~as ~·' become an angel in their home. What looked But has he1 Look at him. He like a tragedy turned out to be a great glory and has a bloody nose, a black eye great ble8sing. God had a divine plan for their art<! welts on his face art<! arma. lives-and God has a plan for your life. And if IOD«s could ktll he wouldn't You see, God works through seemingly unim-even be e11ve, for while his portant events. A man asked Uncle Ezra of friends shout his praises, the boy Hardin County Kentucky "Any news down at · he has beaten atves him • look the village, Ez~a ?" ' that says: "Just •aitl" He has "Well," replied Ezra "Squire McLean's gQne not won anythln~ except, pertlaps, to Washington to see Ma~ison sworn in, and Old • b~e~~ ~;dw11~~t~~~ e;:;:Ylhat na- Spellman tell~ me that th1 s Bonaparte feiJow has tiont wage ·aaamst each other. captured most of Spain. What's new out here?" Necesury es it sometime• be· Ourlna Paul's busy ministry ror Christ he suffered a painful ''thorn in the flesh," and "beaou&ht the Lord thrice" that rt mlt:ht be ta-ken away. The lord did not see fit to remove the thorn, but an· swerec:l Paul: "My 1rKe is suf· flcient for thee, for My 1trenath is made perfect In we•lmess" (II Cor. 12:9). "Nothing at all, Ezra, nothing at all, except comes to defertd our libertlet, our a new baby boy down at Tom Lincoln's cabin. names. our wey of life, by force Nothing ever happens out here." But that little of arms. seldom does eny nat•on boy a t T om Lincoln's log cabin was Abraham actually win in war. Rather ell Linco ln . lose, even the "victors," as In The l!ttle things in ~our life that you _think !::~~..,·~:~~~!h:,:-::: ~~ Paul'& respont•: "Most at.ctly therefore will I rather &lory in mine infirmities, that the power of Christ may rHt upon me .. . I hike pt•sura in infirmitl .... . for .man 1 am we.ak, than am 1 strona" (Vers. 9,10). let all ao well, and -. are prone to arow carfiess in ~r Chrtstl•n li..,.s. Ad· verslty, on the other hand, mekn Christiens pray th41 h•rct.t-and lean the ~nd ther•in Ilea their strencth end !heir vk:tory. a~e. not Important are btg because they fit mto a seeds ol future wers. d1vme plan, an eternal plan. The first step that It Is different howev« wtth you _need. to take is to come to Je:'us Christ and "the &OOCI flt:ht ~~ the faith," for recetve h1m as your Lord and Sav1or. c::w the Chriat tan may come out of THI CH.IJTIAN aiACON, 756 H40DIN IT., COLLINGSWOOD, N.J. (CoatlDued from 1ut •eek) Jt it wi~ real10rrow .that ooe hean doubtt from among conser.-abvcs u to the iDtiTUICy. of the Scriptures. There are historical and dtrono6op::al ~· which haYf: been a stumblinc blade to tome. t it not a&kUIDUOI to hear, "Yet, I bdiew the Bible wu iaapined in the oricinaJ, but I cannot believe _it it inf~ble now." Why it this 10? Dr. O!.arl~ C. Ryne wrote, 111 the A.,...Juae, 196J is-- sue of the Bibliollwce Serrw, ao ~ artide eaDiaed, ··~ lmportaDoe oil..,....,.," m which be wood up the probkm .. toUow.: "Why it it 10? ODe canDot llet motJYtt, but for tome it i• tbe raatt o1 hoDat wn:sttinc with proi:*me which hate ahab:D lheir failb. For ·othen ~ C&IIIIDt hc;IP but led it il a put of the: aarrmt wonbip of mteDectaaliam u a taenlll c:ow and • ....,...,. *P in adl~ tho approbotiooo of pTioaa -~· ... -· "1111 acripcoro it liflll by ............ of God, aad il pro6table b-doctrioe, f« reproof, for coo •«don. for ia- -~-· :tlattllo-of~be , t lumlo?oed -aD ,ood (Z ~1 :16, 17 . ~ow can tbe Sc•4ao• be pt06tablc: fOt w.thi.q. for cotro.1ioa, e~~c .• if tbey are 001 true 1 Some wbo daim 10 ~ ia the bdpi~ ol the Scriptura bat _, 1ft tWr iDernnc:y -tla1 diey .,. loanat in ......,. of~. bat -............. .,. .... ~--tbe-.-wi?ldodde -~~- -..., wMf10 .... ; -.. -·""" -Ia .... ..... , n.o ·--laod _..., ..... -of ''*""* ttlocloa~ with ib falat .......... tba 8i6lt " 8Cit 1ft lnldl ... ... al God, be ..., .. .. w. _, ___ .,_ . .,... ...... ... W..._ be M wo-..,.. God,--a1oo -lila Wri 111o-...,_Ill_.....,._, ..... ia .. -.. -: .... -..... w-..... God, To Wll 11 ., -.,..., ol .. Salt I w • ., t.. tl.tl ... .r.J' ............ , .... _ .... .. Wa.a Ziloel • .... -alblaw ... -..._,..,_.,_ -.... ~-·- ..... ·-Dr •• ,... ..... , "'t ....... -.. witneta of the Scripture to itl own iDernnc:y whca be meets a pobkm fDf' whkh he po-...dy has.;,· dutb•. he placa hie tTUSt in the Scriptures l"8dtcr thu iD hie ~ble mind. After aU, the Bible bu proyed it. relw.Dity m many wars and in DIUIY arat. ...f it ie wortlly ol 0111' ~ Man 1 know~ ... ofta pi'O\'tll -elhbl& and at 1t1 bat it la limited. .•• E"tU t:t.oap die po:(t' ~ n«ted with a~t d~ parallel pec•ca:s. ....... ner of quotation, 1'-n::r ol oricinal ~ de., may not yd hn~ beea fally aolnd., Mitllw llawe bem cooduaively ~ to contaia a-ron. .. s.-..1-M'JIIdr lna-nnq lftd lolallibilil7 ol doe Scripoara .:;,;:' ,u important u blapimioft. ,.,. .... Ot faD • It is mte:ratiQC 10 JIIOW that nay attac:k ...... tht. i• tpiratioa altho Scri,..... _ _, ...... widl 10.- apUut thoir ipa>uq. ,_,_, ... ..w, ~ docb i:De, and maat be 611 W A re' 1' f• hrpef'ICI hi tho .,.;pal, bot oopiod ...... 1 lad -.,_, ..... trual-tby. lftd Ia of litda ..-. Ia B. 8. W.....,a ...... Ttu ltu,._ -Ar:!3 of "-HW, lla .nee.. .. Re ..... ia .. ...-~ ..... it lila bdallibly OAW h tTd; it iT .. Mlf tO • ct ... _. -it .... ..,._ .... H tho B;lllo, 6o d •itt of -loldt, -be lnltled. wt ~ .. _.. of tM ...... Clf ... dim' I it......, lfw~.,...,..,.,.. ........ .. an: t. the-• IIi~ Mdirewwlll-...,.,.... ... lftM liWala ....... ..,_ .. _It_ .of J-OriTt..,. ....... <• ..... ., ........ .. ,.. w -.,.), ... M 6o-a. -p.. Cll o.n.o. .. ----........... fl. - -• I No 11lo lllwo-Ill ....... w ilal....... ; ...... ._ ..... ,. ...... • lt. ... -Goo! .. -- -... ......... Le 'dt et• ,.,__. ··-"f· ....... -...... 1111 w ... ......... , ....... B I&L .... -.. t' I • I d I Jlf, Je .~ ... w .... -r .. -'I --.., .......... _._,., -"'; :Z r· II a ...... .., -r;;-- ... ll!r - -.. -· C II Three Feaate of Jehovah 1MUicall ~· Oleo " 1 c ........... l::f:I.J1CL..~ .. -L-. , ........ t<M .._ at•tsnAN •••coN. "'·"...,. ...... c.mt~••~ .w.a GolcleD Tat: •s.t """" .. ,,. nejoidftl continudly Ia 1111 0. /oN -,..., CIWIII 1/u blctal"" and ,.,.._ ,..,..,., o/1>1•_,.4 lilly ""'' IESUIIECTION -liiiiD •• Clwltl'1 o1 /oN ,.....,.. (I c-. 15:2S). 1'hil quarter we have been ::.= .. ': b.t :::" ~:..::.; -.-ofllb ....... , lillie, lftd '"""'· &om • fam-il' ~ tn"bet into a definite na- tion. We haw had the hilt'Of)' altho H..._ nation, opprnoed ~ the EcJptiane, dtlivercd. by Jehcmth by a .mea of rreat mlrades, the promulption of the lawa for that nation, and the form, rndhod, substa.na!, and meanlnc of th~ "worship" of thoee especially favored ~e. . lll!ll IUlfl WAS GOD o · The ,..,, of .... ftntfndta wu immediately after they reaped the hlrvest. They 'ftft to brine the fintfruk to the priests who would ,..-c. it t. fore the Lord to be ~ u an offering by Him. 'J"hey ~hnuld a1to olfer • ma'e '1amL without blemish of the fint yftr for a burnt ofrerinr unto the Lord," ;~,nd then wrre other details to be OORrved carefuOy. This was the type of the raur· r«tion of the Sniour which wu to ~ in God's plan al redemption. 1 esut wu to be the-flrstfruit from amonc tho. who slept . He was to be nited at an evidence ol the rett~rrection leh9nb .,.. tn.ining the of all who are in God's family of children of Abraham · to be the the rede-emed ones of whom creatm aation to exist upon Christ i1 the Head. the planet, and 10 He mad~ all their lawa. ordinantt~. and indt-CHUlCH_.OIG4NtSM - mentt. He made thf'i.-. rlit't:~rv POUIT1f rules and ontli~ t"~ doot:,..ib nf The fourth feast wu ee.-en their daily lives in all oartirnhn weeks after the Pa.NOYet, and so that nothing was left t& ch<~nce a1 it Jtarted on the ••mofT'O'lll' or fal1ure . God had given after the JeYI!ftth sabbath,'" it enry minute detail of the Ark was at the end of SO d.a,r and to Noah, and Noah h:td strictly 10 wat called "Pentecost. 'The obeyecf ~ command of God. rites prescribed were ICYU&I. and to wu aved. So God took Instead of waVine a lheaf of the same ear~ of tt\e hraelitu-gr:~.in, they now were to wa.-e but they continually disobeyffi two loaves, denotift( Pr'Of'UI and were punished. God's plans from the loosely bound stalkt of for sa!nrion leave no room for ,rrain in the sheaf to the doeely questioning or srruments. 'J"M-km-aded unitt of the Aour baked center of everytfling was God into 1\ romptct and united body. Rim~or:lf, and .to He turrounded 1bere wu no leaven mentioned Hit people wHh things anrt il.t the three previous feuta, but events which oonrinUARy pointed DOW, at Pmtecott., the brad was toward Rim and His po~, lea.-med. 'The fint three feub lo.-e, mtn:y, pidante, and pro-typify redemption, and 10 thie lerlion, all of which w~re avail-fourth properly •umtl the able: t, His people at aD deac::mt ol the Holy Spirit and times. God knew Hia own the f01"DW.tion af the Churth. plant for His people and knew 'The leavm it the type of nil that He could "and would carry that ~ into the: .-Iaibie church, them out for th~ peace and joy for in It there are the erit. of of His people if thev would only hypocrisy and apolt&ff. 1'he trust Him· and fot1ow His di-sb-da,..-wu the period from rectiont. He exprused it phtin-the re.un-tdioo ol Jau to the ly: ''Look unto me, and be ye formation of the clnm:tt at ~vcd . at1 th(' ends of th(' ~rth : Peuteoolt. 1'he people were for I am God. and there it admonished that. wbal-they fta.. none else" (lsa. -4S :22}. But llhed their heanat, thq thoulcl in many thinK~ the people fol-DOt "pther aay ....... ol thy lowl!!d their intenedual leaden '-nat... or dean the lftia inttead of God. ll\e answer it. tram tbt CXJI'Dtn of tbe Wda. "Th~ inteUect can never take bat tileR ......S t. left: b r6a the place eX God's witdom.'" poDI' and lbe ~ or ~ GOD A~POitlnD FEASTS ,_ ' A1 part of this great plan for Hit nation, and to kttp the people in c:omplct~ obediertce to Him, God appointed JI!V~n great &uti, and clearly specified how and why each one wu to be of>,erved. God's plan was not "aU woric and no play," but He ordered the times ot reJoicing and rat. The reeurrmoe of the sabbatical number { IeVen) in the orpniution of tJae festinb it an niclmce that one Penon of .,.... wlodom had CO»C<ind the whole plaa. Pentec:o.t it ...... weda -the Pua-...., ; tloe Po..... lftd tho F.... ol Tahemacloa each 1ut eeveu da)"'; there are tcTen days of holy mrmxation in each year. h -<"J at "Pauover, .. one at •'I ·,·.~ Clltt," r,n<e at WJ'nnnpeta,'" t~,,. "Day of Aton<!nl('nl," .• •·· · "' '7abemacles."' Tbe !-east of Tabe-rnacles and Day of Atonement art: both in the seventh month, and the period ot theae se.-m anoaaJ feast niDI frail Nilu to n.l. ln'll!ll montha. Ena • Ria chrdl ia n .. ,... iD a.tlf. • lila natim WN o:r-Ia Him b ~ c::zc: ...... k.: ;;.=_ Wheoe•er it did look eltewheaeo it iotf. rrat bJ I ,..,. aad real- ized rreat ..t'eriap -efta .. it it to thie day. I!Do.lmoN -PII$T 1'bese feasts were not to be <onfu<><d with .... ......., weddy aeventh-day abbadlt. nor the ~or:venth ya.r, aor the 50th year, sd uide for rt:1t for the land and peop~. but these ~nm ~~ netiOn-wide ft:atinlt and 'time~ of ~joic!nc" are for eve.,-year, 'The firit mentloDed is the Pueo.n-wlUch ahoald ..... "" tho t4d. day of the firSI month (lfa><h-lloril) w should cotnutatiOiate d.t rreat day in Ec7pt when tho Alllol ol O..th lllia<d o.er tho Oiil- d....,of[....._bot_tho fi rtt abom in eYer}' othtr famDJ in E,rypt. They tnft to ,. enact the tcene with ""..:O!:t lor thrir deli•....,.. by J from the bcw:wf.-of £oPt. n. -...... , ...... _ .. h~rvell .,. vnl IIPAIIATIOM--=cJND n..l -... I !Ill ..,. .. Ilia ------Feut Ill t'-' " I ar.i .... lor-..,. ......... wldaA ,..._ 'IWI W. a ... ., I' .... ti.. ... .:::ti ... •'.:: '1?, n..-·· ·----· -.... ., .. _ .. Loot Mlollllj ... " I I -I • - I!PINTAMCI -PlnM The lildo -.... ... ,. fim da• of the aneth """""· Tilfi. the bUUIC* wef'e to be u a nitDMMiat tht repeat· ana: and rqathertaj( ~ ltnel. 'There wu to be a holy CODYOo- c:ation, no eerri1e wor1c. and l1l off'eriq made by 6re unto the Lord, and, bec:auee of the ~ tion of work It waa oowah:d u a ubbath. It wu a symbol ol testimony and wu 10011 tollo.ml by the fTUtest of atl da,-., the Day of Atonemeat. A TONfM!KT -SIX'Tif Thee tixth feut: was on the tenth day of that .eventh month. "lt shall be ~n holy convocation unto you ; and ye shan aMict your IOUit, and ofFeT an o«ai"«" nw.de by t;re unto the Lord... It wu alto a sabbath, and an t ... raelitet were requiTed to "make an atQinm)ent"' befort: the toni their God. lf an.-one failed to ~tticipa.~ in titl.t Cltl'eft'IOnJ, 'he shall be cut off from 1m0n1 his people." (Only on thft OM day in the ,....-coold tho hll!fl priest mler tho Holy of Holleo and II ... ) On thla day abo tho tint ol the ~ W't!ft: placed upon the ICI~, which W't!ft: thmdmontntotho-- The 16dt chopC<r of u.;tlcoa j(iYet tho tlttalla altho ritoala for thla day. TIUa Ia -oltho low .,. ........ -.~ ::l!' ~c.. Bot..:! atonemelll wu only to CCJftl' cnoer thoir ... When,_-.n- -11 tho "I.-Ill God," He TOok away aD tile tloa of Hla -wloo _..,.. llloa .. ;:-..., lftd .!:.t1 ':" G: The P..e ol the A• CIIUil ..-wllll Clulao'a •-•«ttoa and ...X.wica. We .. , art: -led by fallll ... If'• (2 ~-5:7~)- MILLDINIIIM -JIVINlll '!'Ia ...... -....... F-of Taboo-It wu ... !Silo ..,. Ill ... - mGIIIIh ud wu a AWIOIW "' ::. C:FJ$ lo "':. ~ --So ----·-, ........ ,.. ___ .._._a U edt ud tndcl wlda .,.. --12 ... .,.,. ......... p6 ...... II 15 llllia tf el OITioioo ........ , II ..... of ~ Cliriot -.... -..... Jll.lata " -,_._ __ a '""~-~.-.. --............. ,_a.tw ... --FIMII1. tlorooqll ..... --of dr-.... -............ lleud of 111m. 1'*1111 ... _ .......... ,;111., ............. , ,, Hor_lla...,... llid I -.......... •••rtt ~ s.<1 .. ._ I s W Gll'llJwlllo • Cliol R I Ill ... a r 1 ' illf w..s-Rio._, -• -:; a:~-;:..-............... G IV&·~-Qo'C --' ,,.... .. .... r.r... &'ttl,~ .-..; uworiiAR90R E-I CJI Tlt URSDA Y, AUG. 21, ltll :""'"-----~-----..,..----...,,..------IE~COII=IEC1101=-=-.... ~~ _....£!OO!!!Q!ROII~A O(~L~IW!,..!..£CAI,!~f •• From .the Police Blotter New foriHiter VALET CLEANERS FOR All-OF YOUR INSURANCE HEEDS ROBERTSON-SADLEIR Insurance 33» E. Coaot H...,. eo...,. 11.1 llor-Tolophono ·67~l8SO • W-aD.U, AUG. 4 --Ill I . 11aJ n., llll-at II•-'-"Po 1010 lr- nr:::-11 -----:.= IIOIIIIUd, wldlo Mwu)IU'Iood •too, •-wr Plla, • a t«J at uoa aoo1 oc .,.,.. Pt., aa1-....,.. at -WIIIil · • · ~ !rom Ga -at 111o hod .boo lfiUd, cllrt.IC 111o ....,... JlftU llaniJ, U , at 1111 If..,. Slim ..-. 7U llarl-port Bird., Cootnl No.,..t, tDI4. Coroaa dill M..af, bltw,_ • P11JDAY, AUG. 6 WU UTI ... at S:15 UD. at Aac. 1 ucl 4 ••• Btada nla Scott OUYtr Holt, 11, all50? E. 8ab)&uciM.a1D,BI.IIca.oaa 'fl.-.:1 at po ........ froiD ••ttlaK Rubor RIP...,._ tll&r~t~ ot lMO!IHtfoo ill pe.. J*'a 8oadl P-IaL lOll W. ud 8lairt Pr1eo w-. II, Ue ••• Loala Cull!<-Jr., 0e.. Ft., c.ru •-" ud J• ~ w-. a, 43, o1 105 WolD St., "'*· 101, at DODD • • • Too18 fal..s at boll at 1 ?II Bedlord l.MI, Ba.lbl:., na ureeted at 1 p.m. $100 ftl't •-from a car Apt. c, Wtt&cllff. ••• &r· at MaiD &Dd 81.1boa oa a clw.rp bolooCIOr 10 Rldard Golbrl(, r-II 2:15 a.m. II DoMr ol drl1'111( wbllo .-r llle 111- lltz Polutl, Dcwc IIIDrM. ud etta Dr., OD ebuan ot n...-ee ot alcobot ••. stereo Wbllo U wu parllod II 1121 poo-aloo o1 marl-• • • oqutpmoal nluod II $115 WU E. Ccut Hwy. CoNadolllu, R-Barry Y"""L 29, at burprlMd !rom tbeapartmoal botwooo f Ud 8 p.m. July U. 101 Yor-Lo., C-M-, or Larry 0oao Ktl)bart, 1950 • wu arrutec1 at Z:SO a.m. at 18tb St., Newport Helpts, dur- THURSDAY, AUG. 5 717-1/1 Jn1oo A•e., Newport lol tbe ol~t ••• FisbloiOQolp- Doqlla Dtu M.dlaroee, &1, B.tpu: 00 1 ebarp of prowl-meat nbled at $285 wu stot.. ot 1100 W. Ocaa Ft., Cllltral toe • ,' , UDda Matte Jooes, ID from WU1ard BertuleU, 46 Neowpcwt, """ arrelted at 1:50 zz ol 3022 veruo PL Ir-8a.lboa Ccwes, wbile U was a.m. at Newport Pier oo a ,tM, wu arreJted at 4:301 p.m. oo the dock at lOZl Ba.yslde cbl.rce ol ill&olleltloD 111 pe.. Dr ., Newport Beach, betweeo Ue .•• ~ P~ ADd-UGAL N01ICI 8 and 10 a.m. er-zo, or 50-B w. WI-. --:--::::-::-::-=:::::---c-...... wu .....-al NOTJ:E OF PUBLIC HEARII<G LIGAL NOTICI 10:07 p.m. al P-IUid E. AMENDMENT NO. 301 Cout Hwy., Coroaa citl Ma.r, Motlce 1Jbereby&IUDtbattbe oo a cbarp ot potM'stoo ol PlaDalDC CommLUJoo ot tbe martji&DI. ••• A bicycle nl. City ot Newport Beach wtU bold ued at $'70 was burllarlsed 'a pti>Uc belrlne oo AmeD!Imeot from the pnp at tbe Bnd-No. 301 wblch propoMS the es- ley F. Ectn.rds retddiDee, SS? tablllbmeat ot a mu:tmum VIa Lido Soud, Li4D Ia ... bt· belpt llmlt ot 35 teet tor all nreeo 8 and 10:15 p.m ••.• balWap wttblntheCttyotNew- A battery nlued at $25 was port Beach tor a period of ooe burglarized trom tbe prace year, at the Eltber E. Odektrt rui-Notice ls bereby turtber clven deoce, 1805 Sberlnctoo. New-tbat aid pubUc hearloc wtll be port Helebts, durlag tbe 111 .. beld oo tbeZDddayotSeptember • • • A stereo tape player ud 1971, at tta. bour ot 8:00P.M. a camera, total nlue $390, lD tbe Couocll Ct.lmbers ot the were stolea ttom a car be· Newport Beach City Hall, at lollCfnc to Don Tay..U,1625 wblcb Ume ud place uy udall W. Balboa BlYd., Ceatnl New· per80DI tDterested may appeu port, wbUe It wu parked at aDd be belrd thereoa... · b1s restdeoce betw'eeo 9 &ad Iackie Heatber Secretary 11 a.m .... A stereo euaette Newport Betcb1Ctty player lDd tapes, nlued at PI&DaiD( Commlssion $80, were stolla. from a ear Pd)Usb: Au1, Z6, 1971, 1n the bolooCIOr to Roblo Gayle Zlm-Newport Harbor EIIIIIO. NOTICE TO CREDITORS No. A-'10019 SUPERIOR ':OURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA FOR THE COUNTY OF ORANGE Estate of ETHEL BLAND STRUVE, a.ka ETHEL B. STRUVE, aka ETHELSTRUVE, Deceased. NOTICE L'i HEREBY GIVEN to the cr editors of the above Dl.med decedent that au per- sons haVinK claims against the said decedent are required to file them, with the DeCessary vouchers, in the omce of the clerk of the above entitled court, or to present them, with the necessary vouchers, to the undersigned at the offtce of his attorneys: KEENE & DJON, Suite 510 Avco Floaoctal Cen- ter , 620 Newport Center Drive, Newpor t Beach, Calilorn.la. 92660, wttich ls the place of busioess of the uoderst VJ)ed 1n au matters pertalning to tbe estate of said decedent, wtthlD four months after the tlrst pub. llcat1oo of this ootice. A $6$5 DON ATION by tbe South Coast chapter of Active Z0-30 C tub bas broug:bt Hoa g Hosptta.l a deUvery room mirror, which gives newtatbersaDd mothers better obsern- tlon.. Sandy Hochman, presideri. of the Z0-30 C ll.lb, ts e:q:~la.in t.Dg tbe useofthe mlrror toaprospeetlY4! motber, Mrs. James W.artt.n ot Huntington Beach. The club donatlott has also provided a. pubUc address system for the bosptta.l's mental beallb \mit. (David Ross photo.) Ne_wcomers at Hoag ' MONDAY, AUG. 9 Boy--Mr. aDd Mrs. Jobn H. Girl--Mr . and M.rs. Dorw~ U.eler, 835 Amlr;os Way , The A. Lobdell, 2120 Parsons, Co. Blllffs sta. MP.sa. • T uisDAY AUG 10 Boy •• Mr. a.nd Mrs. Forest Glri Mr' and ·M Ronald Fisher, 17762Palmeoto,lrvlne. L. A~y,· 183.8 ~~ta. Isa-' TH URSDAY, AUG. 12 belle, Costa Mesa. Boy--Mr. an::l Mrs. Rufus Girl M.r lDd M. .. th Rogers, 434 Fernleaf Avenue, --· r s . ...... ur Corona del Mar . R, Kl..rchen, 3253 Iowa, Costa • FRIDAY AUG 13 .......c__,...,,_ .__.. U. eleetloa ~ II bOar<! .,_. ud- tor tM 1111-11 ...... Tbo boU<l ---Arrtactoo. a 10..,..-- ud T\IC_. • Sula Aa; ace-t 8&11>!', aloo wtlll R-.ud Tucker; Rody ...,.., CPA- Moaa-Adama, e.Jboa lalul:t; Allen Demtac, eucatln dl- reelor ot Oraop C<M11111 Mao- agemeM CooocU; Pu.1 Rowt. vlee..pre.sldeat otFlrJIW..._. Bank; llaJilel MeSw_,, port. Der lD Arthur Y ouoc • Co.; lDd Mrs. GeDe¥1e,. W.-ny, actress, LI ~W~& Nlcuel. omcers are : Prelldellt,. R. Eastman Dow; Ylce-pr8lklelll,. Beatrice Teaford; seeretary, Joan E. Facemire; triUQI'er, Reoo Bartoo. .. ~ ' . Boy--W:. and Mrs. Robert Boy--Mr. and Mrs. Richard • G. Ol.sorl, 2045 Port Weybridge D. Mutel, 1845 Anaheim Ave., 1780 MEWPORT Pl. Harbor View Ho Apt. 20C, Costa Mesa. COSTA MESA • WEDNESDAY AU~efi Girl--Mr . and Mrs. Law. 6 9313 Girl--Wr . and Mrs. Read G. renee J. Carmona., 1149 El ~~~~~46~-~~~~~ Gllgetl 913 Verano Pta lr-C:unloo Dr., Costa Mesa. vine ' ce, Boy--Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Girl M a.od M F I R. Page, 1973 Aroold Ave., --r. rs. raoc s C sta 14 sa X. Sbeldoo, 2423 Andover Place, 0Bo ~. • ad M R .~ 1 Costa w. sa Y--••r. a rs. . ....... r Gir l--~r, aDd M Ra-bln L. Bocci, 1862 Tustin Ave., • rs. &~• West l!A>er Bay S, Bbatbal, 1812 Oriole Dr., Bo M __ ; M r--·IJI Costl Mesa Y--r • &UU rs. 1,¥.1 .. • B. Gaeb!l, 2228-B Placentia LEGAL HOTICE· Costl Mesa. ----'===---:===--Glri--Mr. and Mrs. Douglas s. Jooes, 149 E. Bay Street, NOTICE TO CREDITORS Costa Mesa. BALTZ MORTUARIES 1741 wrutoa t.YL C05TA IAIU. ~tdwAy b-2424 l5:ZO !. C0A5T HIWAT , CORONA OIL IAAR 0 Riot e J..IJ450 Call these merchants STOP T14 AT Till If ~ OICTOGRAPH SEC URITY SYSTEMS Dated August 18, 1971, WILLIAM RlliSELL. Execu- tor of the Will of the aboVe named decedent. KEENE & OlON, Attorneys at Law, Suite 510, Avco F1- na..nc1a l Center, 620 Newport Center Drive, Newport Beach, CaWornJa, 92660; Telephooe: 644-8181; Attor neys for Eneu. tor. SUPERIOR COURT Of THE • SATURDAY, AUG. 14 STATE OF CALIFORNIA FOR Girl--Mr. and Mrs. Richard SMu lf4l THE COUNTY Of ORANGE Hunter, 32.05 Washington, Costa ~~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ • Be•uty S•lons ~,~ BEAUT.Y NOOK :l732 L COMt Hwy. Corona del Mar Phone 644-7336 • Bicycles SALES & SERV ICE 00 E. 11TH !ol . COSTA MESA U6-no6 -'""'" MALCOLM (BUD) CUTU:R DISCOUNT PRICES ON CARPET CL EAHING Tustin Calpet Cteane~s 544-5-181 Dl•.-t ._.,....,will hlrttl-" ,. ... -· ..... ., •"'•• .. ,_ ... ,.. .. _ Por lnforrMtion Coli Chrlo ...... r 136 4067 ... 527-6506 UOS L IDIMOIIIt. SANTA ANA No. A-69713 Mesa. I';! for the best P'OII HOM! Af!ID IUIINfSI fHI MOlT I"OP"ULAit CMOICf PUf OlMQliSTitATtOM PUI! I!STUU.TI!S Estate of EDNA M. DAVEN-Boy--Mr. and Mrs. PORT, a.U. EDNA OA YEN-Frias, 673-B Victor ia, PORT, Deceased. Mr:;a. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN • • an servace Publish: Aug. 26, Sept, 2, 9, 16, 1971, in the Newport Har- bor Enstgn. to the creditors or the above TRA.IHIMC CRUISE to Go ---FRIED CHICKEH U!>-5990 1h00 AoM.t• toOO fi,M. DAILY CLOSED TUI!SDAY 291 E. 17TH STREET (o\T SAMTA .AMA A VI!.) COSTA MESA IN ,....,ONT 0" euiL.DINCio II:W~O ... IU"" ....... ti.IN Cio L.OT • He•rin& Aids HAL AEBtSCHER ~J. Proper Fitting Assured 3409 E. Coast Hwv. Cot-ona ctel Mar 675-3833 • Kennels K· 9 KENNELS o()ffice I IILIIJ..' . ........ . ; . [., . '·'t •• i (II 547-4116 Au..wiAUIMS LEGAL HOTICE F -12611 STATEMENT OF WITH- ANTHON Y'S DRAWAL FROM PARTNER- SHO E SERVI CE SHIP OPERATING UNDER IN NIEWI"O"T BEACH COMI'L& T I SMO 1!, LUG NFAMICTEffiOUS Bt.StNESS AMO "AMDaAG aEPo\laS 3401 E. Coast Hi-way The following per son bas 0/f tct Fumitvrt &U wWldrawn as a general pa.rtDer DESKS. CHAIRS Corona del Mar trom the partnership operating I FILES.SAFES Phone: 673-4340 Wider the fictitious business OFFICE SUPPLIES Ollt«' Loullou : o.ame of Alron Products at PO s..... 6 STATIONERY t u:n Vlo\ LIDO, tci!Wt"OitT Box 3065, Orange, Calll. 92665, Aen~el• A~~WifttM_..._ t 7A P'ASHION ISLAND and 550 Newport Center Dr ., S..vk:• ~ T.','!':.!':: t 1101 UI:VINI, NI!WP'OitT 1380, Newport Beach, Cal llf!!!l' _.., t ROIINSON'II DI!,.TdTO 92660. The fl.ctlttous business TYr OffiCE I._.,LV lfM:. l.~~·~·~s~H~IO~N~IS~L~•~·~·~~J oame statement rorthepa.rtDer-:JOII N-port 81vd. N•~' •-=n shJ,p was filed on 1969, 1971 • 1n the County or Orange. FuU • Nurser!" P!.CTORY.DIR Name aodAddressorthe Per901l Withdrawing: Samuel Aaroo ShruM, Interior Pbnb T"'Pa!A T- IMK" tkidr:s and F ertiliur .,. .... .,c._..•~ FRE£ D£L/V£R Y Coro na del Mar Nursery 1744 E. Coast Hwy . 67~160 Magn-avox Weiner, M.D .. 9794 Westm!O- OEALER ster Ave., Garden Grove, CaW. Signed: S. Weiner, M.D. "Jfjf', S«,lli C ~ •lli ~s il c.-.-2 9 , 6 .. Publish: Aug. 26, ~t. , , • •«'l«r •yThoootr,ool l6, 1971, in the Newport Har-e Color Stereo bor Ensign, e Color TV Consoles :__ _ _::__ ___ ~-- PortobiH e UGAL HOTtC! aa.med decedent thatallperSIOilS Navy Lieutenant Co••m:·~~'! haTlng claims apinst the sa..ld P•ul D. Brettbaupt, son decedelll are required to rue Breuna.~ at 7S3 Ceate:r them, wilb tbe oeeessary YOUCb-Costa Mea. partlclpaled erJ, lD tba om ce ot Ute c .. rk n&Y&l reservilt t:ra1n1ng ot the atme eotttled court, or wttn Resene Air Gr1q) to preseot them, trttb the Dec-aboard the anti-submar1De air-~=~~55~~~=~ essary voucbers, to the uoder-cra1t carrier U.S.S. Tlconder· slped at the om ce of b.is at-op. i.D the Paclt1c. toroeys: KEENE " OK>N, Suite His squadron is the first re. 510 Avco finaDclal Center, 620 sene aircraft squadroo to coo- Newport Center Orin, Newport duct active duty tralDlng u- Be&cb, CaWorllia, 9Z660, wbicb erctses aboard a neet carrier. is tbe place of business of the He is a 1961 graduate or the undersigned In all matter s per-umversity of ldallo, Moscow , taintng to the estate of said IdaOO. decedeat, witbJ.o tour months after the tlrst publlcation of AUG. 31 MEETIHC SET this oottce. The regular meeting ot Dated August 3, 19TI. board of the education or EDWARD HOBEL, E:aecutor Newport-Mesa unified of the Will ot the above aa.mecl district scheduled for Sept. decedent. bas been ca.ncelled. A ~clai KEENE & DION, Attorneysat meeting of the board BE A GOOD NEIGHBOR lf you are a newcomer, or know of a newcomer to the Harbor Area who hu no1 been W'llllromed, her a favor by c:alling I 1-b"bc" Visitor between 8 10 a.m. and Jhe will on your friend with vaJ,oublo infornu.tion mel from frt.ndly busi· firms which to help her become :;:~~~~.;with her nftf Law, Suite 510, Avco FiJw:lclal held at 7:30p.m. Tuesday, Au- Ceoter, 620 Newport Certer gust 31, in the_ administrative Drln, Newport Beach, CaW-omce, 1601 S1xteenth Street, ornia., 92660: Telepbooe: 644-Newport Beach, to take actioo 8181; Attorneys tor Executor. ~oo~per::so:nn~•~•:•ur:c~bas:la:g.~alldJ~:::::!:=:::!. Publlsh: Aug. 12, 19, 26, acCOWlting registers. Sept. 2, 1971, i.D the 'N~rt Harbor EosJp>. Publish Your LEGAL NOTIC! TV • Stereo Consoles Component Systems Tepe Recorders • Port-1 eble and Table Radloal F -1Zl01 F -1ZS40 FICTITIOUS BUSINESS N"ME STATEMENT tt);;~~;:: hn\isrJN FICTITIOUS 81..5INESS NAME FICTITIOUS BUS:INESS NAME STATEMENT STATEMENT The followin g person lsdolng The 6JUowt.Dg per900 l'5 doinl '" I -~r-. l II"Oit ALL CITII!S IN THI! ""gr:NSIGN &.%1 Olt.t.l'fGI! COUNTT ONLY $25.00 business as: Bounty Boating busl.Dess as: .Aprlsa Products, News, 340 North Newport Bou-1,275 Lop.n St., Costa Mesa, len rd, Newpo rt Beach, Ca.W-ca. 92626: James E. 0Yef1)8Cit, ornla. 92660: CaUfornia Bounty 5408 Rlfer Ave., Newport Enterprises, Inc., a CaU1orDia Beach, Ca. (PLUS 110 fOR THE OIU.HGE CDUI'fTY "LING P'l!l!) corporation, 340 North Newport Tb.la bus'Msl ls beiDC con-We wtll take care of botll the n.llnc and tbe Boulevard, Newport Beach, ducted by u lDdl•khaL publication if you seDCI us 1M 3 copies of the ~~~~C~IJ::•:.::n:::e::rs:.__1 .M•rlne H•rdw•re We •• ;.,l u AL L •d ul 1129 MlWI'ORT ILYD. Califor nia 92660. Siped: l ames E. Oftrpeck. Fictitious Business Name statement, ftl*S out This buslness lscoodueteclby Tbts lt&temeat D.'-'1 wt.tb tbe a.OO slgoed, and accompanied by a check tot $35. a corporation of California. coaDIJ clerk ol OraDp Couoty Or you can come to the Enslen omce to fl U oc I DIMMITT {)ui1!= Finelt quality dry deanin1 on the prcm-. • Self-t~tniu laundrt All new -lite .. model Frlaldolnw.-... 3200 E. C-H...,., CDII ,._, 67)-MOS e tM,.IItOVEM.NTI e 'DDITIONI 80t .. Le a. ILell .. , ........... ..... FLOWERS FOR ALL . OCCASIONS DiM,I T1sh FLOIUSTS POR LOcAL HlWl SUI$Citi8B ro ns Tk 0/fldlll N __ .., •I Ito a, •I H •• ,... -· ' -.. --.--_ .. _..,. O"L1' IJ.H A l'•t.R CAJ.L I?J .. JJf . ' A. R.MARSAC PLUM III 700 Clmation Aft, Coroftll d:el War • ,.. ........... DAYA NIGHT WATER HIATUS 61).4130 • Prlntlna C,._LVI"IInti!IA'YU •n-- ••• PUIU •• liCO. 2721 L C..t .....,_ Ceu ...... eel.._.. Signed: Robert M. Hendrlcts, on: AIIC. 9, 1971 , bJ 8eorfi"1J the forms. Nota.rll.tng ls oot necessary. President. J. M&dctoz d4lpatJ coaatyelerk.. Tbis statement was lUedwU.b ~ Alfl. tz, 19, 21, 2721 f, CO AST MWY., CO li ON• DEL MAll, CALIP, the COWJty c lerlt of Or"an&t Sept:;I,;:I:V:'n~,~"'~.,.:.:N:""':IIOI:~rt;.:::::::::':•:L:•:':":•:•:•:•:':"':':'50:::;:::::~· Co\DJ on Jul)' 23, 1971. Ht.rt:llx' hli&L IIRVIMG ALL Of Attoroey or Baok or A&l!at: OIIAMGI COUMTY Holsl•d &1111 Baker, 640 Wetl &.&110 11 p.a.•'l diiJ'Otl SI.J:Ib Street, Los A.agele:s, ca. s.JJI~ 'lJJI., ~::; Telepoooe (213) 628- a_l S T -1'9048 OJ.M... frl/iCI P..OIIsl" AU&. 12, 19, 26, Sept. ... -2, 19'11, Ia tile Newport HarbOr Ellllp>. ..... a. ......... COMftlll IIIFAL .U. II.IM. C8i1W ==::.1::;;.;.;; ..... ,_..., LIGAL NOTICI ........ JIJ-.sm I WITH THE LAST PIECE ollleelMCu.relnltl pl&Ce, tbe ¥"" Paclllc lllllual buJltliDc lD Newport FIDuclalCoator lalutaoo a b1Dl of 1ta \lldque \ooL More tbu s, 700 tou of 11111 were llbrlcllod lllld orl<tod lD the atructure by Betb-m Stool CorpontioD. The DUt pbut 111 tbe coutructioo of Paclflc ~utual'• Operatlou CeotC' Is theattacbmentottbepre-eut ~CDCttte to the frame. Tba.t wtll becln in September. Thanks from Mexico Pollee usua111 lw.n a tb&Dk· leN ))b, ooe lD wtll.cb they re .. cePe morecompl&intaUdcrtt .. lclams tbu pr&!H for their wort of proteeUactbe residents ot a city. Bat wboo they do 181 prslse 1t USUlU,. is of the tll.gbest aature. of the Asoctaclon de Seoutl: de Mexico, Tijuana, B.C., Un1eo: ••o.r Frleods:Wewou)dllke 1c lake this _.wty lolblllk you tor a.U the kirldoeu ud attelik>n extended to our ScoWl of TrolCI 2 of this district wtw:> r ecently made a good will trip lc xour city. ,. .. ar..,.. COCIIIJ ,_ ora., c.-, .... llln bttD elttd u ''IQOCIII1t" I.A.-II c-.a ol .,..,._ by the c-woa poU.. .,._ -.. • -oo-II. putmeat. -.... ud tll'c 1att tt to tbt ~ llo• polkoCI!>I,E, H. ·-· of IMr boJ ..-, G.._ pr-the "II"'d lllc1M1W, C-aiA•IIolm. P1J tlcuto" II a Klwull Cloll Y-C--ad the....a- llortl> ~~me-. wboro the d•• '"'-by lila Cllopol ....... ·- ,..... -· -ad ... bltoc ....................... ... ...,octt"' eWMu. · wbD Will rwtnd.FitretllluDel )~=~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Tbe fOU,....t, wbo t&Cb tbwartld fW'tblr letelll at- paobmed a merltoriou act, te...,ea o1. a MCODd occ'P~Jt, • r~ftd a ctrUfl<:ate ot IP-wbo per1tbld. ' J' ~~ G. proelatloo ..... tiOcbeeklrom .... II'Oprooolof-JOU!U c4:).,. au • OUJtn~' . .• . ·. cblb preAIIOt Jack Hall. tor tblir tltra eftortllD ertmt ctf Capt. Glupr dooc:ril>ad the pro-&Dol borolc -·" lDcldoolnblcb ........... the Capt. G.._-· F'o r a II 0 c cas i 0 n s iiMIIICt of tbt "101)1! CIIJ" ''TbiJ •ell tool tbe laW&· awudl. tln wbla flced wUb a litatioa Torry H.ry, IZ, ot I IU of perU. Tboy weal blyOOII the Placeatia AYe., Colta Mea, bc:Mida of IDOd etttleuldpWIIID -ad IIUIIIOCUPryloCO(lOil they IIYI of the .... lnslc bolp •eblelet 1D tbt parJdlle lot ot otber1." Ilia a;utmeat eompleL He DOted where tbe IUIII)ICtl weot I.Dd led pollee to them wbere LIGAL tbey were arruted. Vehicle F -12549 damap -.ed $425. FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAIIE JOMPb E. Miracle, 18, ol STATEIIE- 9'13 Va.leoct& st., Colta Mt!ll., ., ' -•ad a youth br.t IDiclllld Tbe tollowtoc porooolsdoll>f -.r a service lltation. He n.n bu.!Dtu u: by Tlre Store1, to ao.rbyreJt&lft.Dt&Ddukld 1800 West Cout Hl&t&wt.J,New- 80meoDI to caU poUce aDd tbeD port Beach, Caut. 9Zta0: L&Da- rtturDid 1o keep the suapect dale " Carr, a Cant. corpora- aDder surveUluce uotU pollee Uoo, 1600 Welt Coelt Rl~way, arrh•ed and arrested tbe bur-Newport Beach, caw . 92860. I'll SPiiCI .. LtflB.II# f'_.IITIIIS _.liD l'lfDDII(IIS• ,_ "··-···"''" •4 Dol'-f ....... 644-IWO 01'111 OAYI MWY . SERVING THE ENTIRE HARBOR AREA IWt PLUMBING AND Socb was the cue thll put mooth when tbe Newport Bel.cn pollee deputment received the tollow1Dc letter from Bayardo U. de Murp11. Carb&)ll. pro. YlDei&l ueclK.IYe commtsstooer 'The countless commeatl and compUments tor eYeryooe woo they had the opportunlt)' to meec and deal with hlvebeea exceptional. and we are de- U(bted that we can still ftnd people Uke you, interested ln the youth of the world --to- morrow's cltl.&ens. Thl• bUJlDtsa ts belnr coa- EDB)N CO, PLANS tor Soutbern Catttonda. ill the 'JO'a were Clar • dueled by a corporaUon. duerfbecl by BUl Cornptoo, at left, m&DIIV ot the Newport Scott Vol&, 11• of 2190 Col-Slped: DoDI.ld w. Carr, 24 HR. EMER&E.CY SERVICE 645-3130 LIGAL NOTICI F -9800 FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAIIE ST A TEio!ENT Beach branch of the Southern Callfornta Ed11011. Co, at the 1819 Ave., Costa Me81., u.w " president. Aur. 17 meettnr ot the Corooa del Mar KiwaniJ Club. Mr. c~ll tr)1Dc to open Httral Thll Jt&tement flied With the Comptoc, a member of the Newport Harbor Klwanil Club, doors 1n an a.partmeotcompleL eOWit)' clerk of Orup County Is pictured with attorney Hall •·->•, Ylce presld-' of the When they left, the JO\Ith wrote A I' 1971 ~ •~ty J -~ ·~ dowo their •----•~•·• -~auto 0"' "'' •, • "' -• Corona del Mar club, who preseoted a $250 ptt on behalf ~..,...... ....... Bupten, deputy couaty clerk. of the club lo Mike Maoahan, pre·'deat o!'the Boys Club of llceDM plate number. Tbe lo-Publl A 19 16 S 2 ,.. forma.Uon resulted lnthearrest ab: uc. • • apt, , ALL WORK GUARANTEED REPAIR SPECIALISTS ELECTRIC SEWER • DRAIN CLEANING Tbe toUowtnr peraoaa are doJna: bUsiness u : Asaocl&ted ED&iDHI'S aOO Pl&nners, 4500 Campus DrJve, SW.te 164, New- pott S.ch, CautorDia 92660: "In my name, that of the boys, am as a representative of our assoctaUon. we extend to you our most sincere thanks, r eUerating our deepest esteem and appreclatlon." the Harbor Area. The money wtU be used for equJpment of the c<q:~le &Dd soiYed 38 9, 1971, ID the Newport Harbor to be used In the new C)'m aa~l ~lh~e~llppe~r~Ba~y~bra~:·c~h~o~n_ire~a~ldo~alla~l~bur~·~lar~l~e~s=ID~~th~e~E~os~l~~~·----_: ______ ~~~~~~~~~~~ Tusttn Ave, In Costa Mesa. r • Royal Fontaine West, 9202 Hea- tberton Circle, HUDI:lnrtoo B•cb, Cautornia 92646; James Surgery can't stop Pat Maurice Tlbbot, 326 North By Betty Beckwtth members p&inted and reoovated Mountain Trail Avenue, Sierra Even major surrery can't the place, aDd within 3 months Madre, Callfornil 91024, keep Costa Mesa's Mrs. R1ch-the house W&S Costa Mesa Art Tbts business is being con-ard (Pat) Ingram down. The League's home. dueled by an untncorporated energetic artist and commWllty Pat's Interest in art bep.n association other than a part-leader just recently returned when her ftleod, Mrs. Charles ne~~~: Royal Fontaine West, home from an operation on her Stanley, encourage:<~ her to take .. ~ knee cap, due to an old lnjury. up painting in 1962. Pat's hus- Ja.mes Maurice Tibbot. Despite the fact that she is baM had just pa.ssed away and This statement filed wJth the still ••getting about a Uttle she was beside her self lo know county clerk ot Orange County ·slowly," her involvement In what new path to take . on: JWle 28, 1971, by Beverly community atfa.lrs aoo her Her charcoal portrait sketch J. MaddoX.. deputy coWltyclerk. world of art hasn't waned . of Richard Ingram won first PllbUsh: Aug, 19, 26, Sept. 2• At the Orange CoWlty Fair priJe at a festival arts exhibit 9, 1971, In the Newport Harbor she was the recipient ot an sponsored by Orange Dlsttlct ~~_!~----------------award for her outstanding land-Federation of Women's Clubs. scape tn oU. During the year, From then on, she made painting '1B IPitlla:Jr a. month doesn't go by without her maj)r interest. 1"'M the artist's works on display Volunteer service is con- at major exbJbU centers trtbuted throu(h membership In ~~~~ .. throughout Orange County. the Costa Mesa Unit~ Fund, I Pat's talent for handling a where Mrs. Ingram Js ou tbe ,..... 67M150 d.lversttled schedule of pro-board of director s. Slle ts an ~~~~~;.,~"~_.;;,:;;-~ jects marks her as ooe of associate member of Puncband Costa Mesa's most involved . Judy Guild of Children's Hos- M A T TRESSES community leader s. Orpntr.a. pttal. a member of Costa Mesa tiooa.l interests aDd volunteer Historical Society aod active In JfKW -UIUD.DIXG service has always been a way of work done to preserve Estaocta lr'T't&ular ShapH We tor Pat. House. She has served as vol- I...,.,..U.., -c.tt• For 2 years she served as unteer worker at Long Beach COSTA MESA MAniESS CO. president of Costa Mesa Art Vetenn's Hospital, and spear- 2 tiO N••,.t III>Cf. llt-t, t.t JOJ Lea cue, and during this Ume~ headed the student scllola.rshlp the orga.ni.za.Uoo was without of-·awards annually held at Costa fl clal he&dquarten. Tllrou(h Mesa 'Art LeaitJe. her efforts, new Costa Mesa · Pat Ingram is a naUve of ... ?.. Art League Galleries were es-Wlnnesota, wher~ her b.ther tabllshed when she foUDd a 40-owned andoperatedtheSt,Clood G7 L IM . ye&r old house on the ver~ of Opera House. UnUI thetimeber COSTA MBA beln&: condemned. Under her f.ltber sold the theatre, Pat took '====•:•:••;:•·~,.;:;";..,;:;•;::::::•~dlr;:ec:;tlo~n,~dedJcated art teacue part In many productions. li rouowtnc gradtatloll from It'll soon be time the University of Mlnnesotaam business collere, she worked In San Fnncisco, then came 1o Los Anreles. There she became associate accountant and u- slstant to the manager of Na- Uooal Automobile Club, re- maining 1n this position for 15 years. She pve ~ her work wllen She married Richard Ing- ram, Orange County real estate broker and tu appraiser. to think of gym clothes sox and shoes for BACK TO SCHOOL! P•inli1g & •• 22 Recently Mrs, Ingram was lnYited lo be a member of the Laguna Beach Art Association. LIGAL NOTJCI r -12481 FlCTrrtOUS BWINESS NAIIE STATEMENT Tbt followtne periODS are dotnr business as: Owl Ma..re- meot co_.y, 2152 Ooc>oot DrJn, Newport Beacb, CaUf .. ornla. 92664: Omer W. Looc. 1401 Goluy DriYe, Nooport Be&cb, caJUorDI&; Bradix'd H. IIWer, 55 LlDda Isle, Nooport Beaeb, C&Wotnl&; WUJard S. Vol~ 2103 Gruads, sa-. Calllonla. Tldl blai1De" Is betnC coa- dactod ..,. • parblorllllp. Slpad, Omor W, Loll(. 1'1l1a llatomoallllad coo0111 ctort ol Oraap 01t All(. by J.lbdrm, H>lloll' """ •• '· 1m, tolllo """"'" -..-u Bllllp. EGGERS INSURANCE, INC. COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE 2700 .... C..•• .....,, C.nu hi ...,, c.ll'-'!1• Electricity I• ~lie/ to your wey ol /lie. So /1 • heellhy en~/ronment. We're worl!lng to bring you bolh. canma I. • Ia • It depends on what you know about nuclear power plants. In Southern California, the need for electricity has more than doubled in the last ten years. As the population increases, the need for electricity will continue to grow. To meet this growing public need, Edison must build additional generating plants now. Otherwise a power shortage could occur by 1976. One of the ways we plan to supply more power is by co nstructing additional nuclear power units at the San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station near San Clemente. But some people oppose construction of these units. One of their concerns is radiation. Actually, natural background radiation is everywhere and always has been. It comes from the food you eat, the air you breathe, the materials used to build your home. The San Onofre nuclear plant is a source of some radiation, too. The question is, how much? The answer: so little that an elaborate monitoring program of the land, air and offshore waters near San Onofre has established that the amount ia insignificant compared with natural background radiation. Far leu, for example, than the additional amount received by moving from a wood to a stone or concrete home or apartment house. Another concern may be the warm water released by nuclear power plants. At San Onofre, sea water is used to cool the plant condensers, and then the warmed water is returned to the sea. To determine whether this harms the marine environment, Edison commissioned an oceanographic company of national stature to monitor the offshore waters both before and after the plant waa built. Monitoring began in mid-1963 -four-and-a-half years before the plant commenced commercial operation-and has continued ever since. Result : twenty-one reports reveal no significant changes in the marine environment. And that includes three years of plant operation. In addition, the California State Department of Fish and Game made its own study of the same marine area in 1969. The Department concluded that the nuclear unit's operation did not appear to have had an adverse effect on the near-shore marine environment. Based on these and other facts, we believe nuclear plants are a safe and sensible way to generate electricity. Clean, too. Since there's no combustion in a nuclear reactor, no by-products of combustion are released into the atmosphere. At Ediaon, we plan to rely more and more on nuclear power to meet the ,rowing need for eleetricity in the l<l<e>unty area we eerve.